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CARLISLE, PA.
Friday, 3aly 22, Mt
FOR PRESIDEN
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AI.4DREW ZOIINJC)Ii,
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Union Electoral Ticket.
EIENATARIAL.
:ilcaton Phllade';,ll;.l.
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3 f Tn^ri Daum,
4 %Villimn If Kern,
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Cliar ?1 ItutOT,
7 Hobert Par
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fl William Taylor,
0 John A 111 , ,et,w d
1) Itlehlrd IL Corrrl!
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12 Charles F. TI., rl,
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ISlcletiug of_the Mlion Standlug
Committec
The mere'.-?rs of the stiimling Comm:ttee
of the Union Republican Party of Cuinlx.. - -
land County aro reinest , i to meet at the
Public liom , e of Job Hannon in the Bor
ough cf Carlisle, on t.i.tui,.1.1, - th, , 23rd imt.
at 10 o'el - )ek, cot ,
earnNtly rtyriest:,-1.
.1. 21 WEAKL.,2I-,
Five illuatired Tlioutzaevl 117.3:v.
In another colual3 we g i ve
Liociolo•s pluclainition c
000 volunteers for ouc, two aiid
yearn. If this cil! t), , t ,1 by t:,,
th of i.er.ti.t.„l). , r, then a ,Iraft.
deficicucy with filo ;obi:I:oil of 10 ;
contuto to cover 1111 older.
cl to proceed at once.
One of our loyal cxehanget
of tae c.:11, very properly t,.1) " nu :li
0,21 it has Lean ma le, ii.tt bec to i
gives U pleasure to see Merl
sway horn their purmiits an,l from
they holii pe.il4 of t}:e uattL
field; but b2eau,c event:4 'Hove th
inn bbort et . wdi put, a r.poo.ly co I :•.
th© war. We must eitly.zr r,lve up 11,:
war or have more inen;
LLout wolf.tl be to its ,F It 1 2,1
17;, the war wit men I,erj t.) lidd.
1 clrain LCO DOD wen 6 a h.-
but our c,u‘iction is tlin
it will t-tke a ill , 1,11.1
tress promptly, and the P:c•i,ktt hao
lv.Ater oall for ;h,:: full Fol!1), at once, th o.
for the half now and: this tol.er halt FO!11.•
time hen Po! r..,orer our peop . ,e
is- the fact that Co.; totri,re,:stion of th.
relir..2 it+ the ono. only ta,k herore thew,
and the sooner Ow); I, ant
er ta.=ltit Fub;:ervii..:ll t:t t one, t: c
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f:auclai2o upou the ,ul(ii, r,; tile
au,e - dimen: hi beeu ad,
prove : w.ijurity of ea,2 LI of t'u'.;
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citing will 12 , 2 by auy
Lary eleeLluu, the du i ";
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tuaiao the words •• Ft..r thu Anion.luic•a: '
or “ilglin.3ttl/:.i.
as the vow,. i a 1.,Val 111;a1 or a i,'(/170/".
On the Grit 'fite,day in -lugust the
ain , .sadmeut w ill Le to the peo
ple fJr adoption or—no :—we w:11 nit
Fay n i jo:l7:m .".The people of the uli
Ficysoas can never be :•,) rereaut ti
duty— a lost to all reuse of gratitude
and justice—a: to reject thin ituporaut
amendment an i longer withhold froin
the F °ldler the dearest right of the citi
zen. We trust that every reader of our
journal has already determined to east
his vote iu the interest of the soldier, and
1. , 0 induce all within the circle of Lis in
fluence g.) awl do likewise."
Shame upou f a ire party hi.ut:',
that eseuee of detuagogucism, which
would labor to reeure the rejection of
this amendment alio loyal men of the
state must overwhelm tbe.e fellows at
the polls in ignominious rout and user
confusion, on the second day of August
next. Every Union man must be awake
to the important of his vote, fur the bal
loting on that day will decide whether
the voices of our brave boys shall, as an
officer expresses it,"be longer smothered."
The' Copperheads are determined that
the soldiers shall be disfranchised if they
eau effect it. Their secret conclave, in
many parts of the, State, are already de
vising plans to prevent a majority of
votes from being cast for the amendment.
They are arr:nging for a quiet but con
centrated Copperhead opposition. Of
courze they dare nut come out openly in
th 6 canvass—that would insure their
failure from the onset—but the hope that
the Union men will permit the election
to go by default, the votes which Copper
beadisni will be certain to poll ,sz,s&izkri
to defeat the measure.
Therefore, let the Union men of every
distritit be on the. alert. Lee•Overy ar
rangement be made to Toil the amiable
designs Of those Self-tyled "friends of
the soldier!! 'Arrange for a full vote and
determiriedivietoryOn'that day.. Let our
Ooldiera in the field know that the people
of the noble bld'Keystode 8 tate are:proud
to roOognizel the eitipatiship of 'their:sons'
vnd brothers; and that 1 - they' will ''finver
eoriniVe at the frdicd . .thladt rob's 'the , eat:
eier of his vote;
2,TEGLECTZD COUGIIO AND VOL739.—Fpr
are awaTo of: the importance of chocking .a.
Cough or . "Common . Cold,"• in its first stag© ;
that which, in the beginning, would yield to
a Mild renaedy, 'if neglected; soon proytiupoh
• : the Lung,s:' -, ',l3rown's Bronchial Troches,"
,or Cough .I ! ozenges, 7 eflbrd instant relief.--
~eld.at.El4oti, a,' • •
The late. Rebel Raid—Duty cif the
Citizens of. Cumberland Valley.
Two or three hundred rebel cavalry
on the borders of our State have been
sufficient to throw our Valley into con
fusion; interrupt the labors of the farm
ers at this important season; shut up our
stores, and give our towns the appearance
of places smitten with plague. Nothing
could be more di , graceful than the cow
ardlt stampede we have just sv:tne.s..td.
Not a man thott,..;lo of tl-;/:,t hinisMti
his property, Ids home; but to , ;l_ t o a
shameful llieht, in order to secure him
self from dant . tor. Is this to he relic ttC.
every summer? Or shall we 'determine
to p•otect eta property, and f 1:1; iour
selves like men ?
It is t!..,1 I of cn anCialt hero, that hav
ing once sofr.Led a mmi. , e, being bitten
by it, he let it ~ .: ; o; sa to 271i.pc i iwth
i..l7 so c n'ompLl)Zr, 1.u.!
it has Litt courhit: t,
Will the citiums of Camltori in l Loan'v
show less cuurti e. tic tit would be te'a
by the le , .vest brute , nu :or :ituti.r
emmn'atl2.&,.? We are suisc'thoY ut!
lucre is no lack of coos yc 111 :r w
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p3trr.tiiiitn 14 twin Irriiiiier to tint ,•11.1riiy
of all uneharitale people, and wi.li lo ;;; .
invariably he ins owl ends) at home
Under this new logir, the entintly to
which a man 00.03 his love is simply him
self and little neighbmhoml. lie i.a nt.t
in any event, t.) let i . run beynml. Self
interest vu to be the e;ottrolkog. elon,•;,1
of his nature. Ile most tiO:e. care of that
and never run to then eiatartce of otliiirsi,
1...5t his own interest should toll.er. lie I
IntlSt shut his heart to nil appeals for help
from those in danger, even though he he
in none himself ; fur, under the inspir;o...t
impulses of his lofty patri, tis 111, he is
bound to take eat e of' hitnse!f and let all
others do the same.
A sontitnent-so cold b'model and heart
less as this, and so thoroughly at variance
with every patriotic impulse of human
nature, can come only from a Copperhead.
it grieved the heart of 'this enuily of his
country to see New Yolk troops going to
the defense of Washington, to the Blau h•
ter, perhaps, of his Donocratie friends
from the south now menacing the Capi 7 __
tal, and co ho puts in a protest in the
name, forsooth, of patriotism!
He alleges, it, is true, that New York
is in danger. But from itvlioni? Not
from the , rebels. If in 'danger at all, it
must be from the vile Copperhead hordes
who got up the riots of. last year—the
'political "friends" of Gov. Stv moult and
Mayor GUNTIliat. They are held, it
would,. seem, ns a sort of reserve force - of
thosßebels, and as they Cannot well take
the' Gehl,' the 'Mayor urges that the troupe
intended, for the National service be kept
at; :botno te ! '..rustrain them I. So
.that, if
the Copirarbeads of New 'York cannot
ppenly lake thet — field . with. their 'Rebel
.friende'they naay,'At least; :hoop aC Ilordtt
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gainst them.
A very clever plot of the Copperhead
Ala) or; and covered up. too, with the
mask of "patriot iStn !" So says the Pitts
burg Gazette.
A friend has kindly furnished us
With a copy of the Sheffield. (England) Tele-,
pre r h, from Which we c4ig Ills following
editorial. It very ably expose:4, the con
temptible position in which the British
Mineary place them3elVC3, by allowing
privatcvni t 1,2 sent from their ports to
prey upon our commerce end, the fears tin
entertain that tlie,,e acts of friendship may
be re,:iprueztted at 0) distant day. We com
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what wac the W 2 th-nl on son
seloitsly supported. for what end we
rese led them from tit position under the
invades foot. Alas what a difference be
tween our position in that old tints of
Europe's cries for rescue. Than we faced
and conquered the conqueror of Europe, nor
did we panes until wished chained the ag
gressor to St. Helena's rock. But now with
Italy, Hungary, and Poltirid ready to start
to their feet—now, when iDanmark kneels
to Us with her treaties in her blesdiug hands,
and with Swoeden as fallow petitioner at
her side—now, when we boast so of our
wealth, our population, and our material
power, we, who.its,lathers mastered the sues
ter of Europe, arc downed to hear out: M'in,
isters make statements which, when - divest . -
ed of all periphrasis, mean simply this;; that
Dentisark is in the sight, that the present
movement on the part or. Gomiany is. 'like
the first move towards the partition of Po
land, the result of secret understanding,,
alming'at the ultimate extinction of, a na
tion's lri(lepeaclence, but this "cOrataet must
be suffered to vorlt, edohlg,th4t:AlniSteri
are impressed :with a convie tion that England
ricrvo l elaye eannot.affora to lceep.ber.viord.
Ear/ Iltreptpa atatettiOt poincs,:to
to China, to America, and looking to all
these, - hut More especially to America; liela
ments that while old enmities have not ben
reconciled,old friends have been estranged,
and the conclusion he comes to is that ')ur
country has grown and prospered unti:lt
has got so very big and so very rich, that it
can no longer dare to recognise its poorire
lations, or to wake the wrongs of any foully
wronged little neighbour a cause for wat.
Regulation:, for recruiting in rebel States
fur loyal Status have been issue 1. It k pro
v that recruiting agents Inuit have a let
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tive.
particular field of a State in which
each agent is to operate is to be specitkd in
the letter of appointment.
Experience bias .shown that th,, , e agents
should nut be paid fur each reerait, bat that
they should have a fixed couiptitHat:on fur
their services, otherwise fradulent practices
way be resorted to for the petty btmelit
for the agent. to the great pre,uli.:3 of the
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LACJIAIVAXEN, Pa., July 15.—A train,
with about 85J rebel prisoners on their way
to the camp at Elmira, eollidod with.a Penn
sylvania Coal Company's train, near Slialio
la, this afternoon, killing an I wauntlitg
large number, reported at - over 1,11. The
train with prisoners should have left J: racy
City this Damming at 4.31, bet NV,ls . delayed
thrown out of time ona,bour by tha.cap.:
taro of the guard, who returnod to the ve4sel
on which they cam) from City Point to hunt
.up throe prisoners who had c.icaped from
him.
The coal train on its way froth „Ilawloy
Branch to Putt Jarvis, nejlesdecl ic],icar
tain if th 3 other train was Whind time, trod
went on, striking th 3 latter at a erc6kxl
part of,the ro.tcl, where the enginlara could
not d'oo tar arieugh ahead to avoid a cdsn-
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NAVAL SUPERIORITY.
The English, who had been so long vapor
ing that the Alabama was a match for any
American naval steamer afloat, are solacing
'themselves for the chagrin caused by her loss
in the battle with the Kearsarge, by showing
how the . Alabama might have been Victori
ous. Thus Captain Blakeley, whose gun
theory was damaged by the tailore of his
rifledguni in a eon le:it with Dahlgren ,anooth
bores, puplishes a card to say that if ti , .trnM2.4
had been abl to get steel shut he would have
sank the Reltrsarge by tirint! . through her
chain armor ; an,,l that it' he could have, as
it wai, fought his ship at lung range, say
tare,. tad-, iu,tcul of th. sh..trt ratt_ t -e it
illiallAtr lathe, hil wuald have proved ~ icturt
ot:s.
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bama did try ll 7 r uu at long ranv. she
lirAl at two and failedentire•
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c10.,0 rang.. for th'y wer,2 tit i rapidiy e
nough. But they took no ellect at all at
hung range, and Captain Win.low w;d: not
f Wu,: , _ tuna in firm.; a re
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sin oti;:it, not to escapa. Sonia of her cap.
turns mast have 63011 known to oiliaco in
charge of navyyardi within tivoor siX hours
wfterthoy were male. ; and by this tint th aro
should Lo half it dazan cruisers in chase of
tha
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-4,lrat-tlris pirate ship will in a few days
share tiro fate oZ her euniort, the Alabama.
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brave and enterprising naval olli.2„ - T, who can
commando. good gunboat to go out and ad •
minister the saute doge the Kearsargn did to
the'Araruia: - Sneh an opportunity as this
should not be thrown away. Certain pro•
motion awaits the commander wbo does it.
k.ElrTat; titoppt , theldA havo not been
in such excellent rpirits fur a tw,Ari..
month us they were the foot. ‘layg of
last week. They. felt •ttuto ',their. ride
w 0411.1 a apr.ut Ba.tiniore,. 'ffashington
and .old Abe,'—and they could. not re.
atraintheirj4. Their,f,pealinvek;,}giii,
coed—amazingly within the last. day tir
two, and they look, if
than ever. at the defeat
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FROM WASHINGTON.
THE RAIDERS ON THEIR WAY TO
RICHMOND.
Onr Forces Prrti“iug . the Retreating
SiiPPOSED OBJEOT3 OF THE RAID
From the Pittsburg Gazette.
WAsiiiNo4oN, July 14, 1831
The absurd and ridiculous and yet dis
graceful siege of 1 11 1 a-11.zigton is over. Tele
graph communizeiti•n with the North was
ren.zwcd last night, but the O.,v••riunent re•
quired the to es fee its uses, an 1 this in,rn
ine: ie th • carliczt tint • at which We can pre
••enz a connected view of th • 1,:m.-,:tetions,
since the emiurioniouion, Wore cut oil.
ht sunduy night dispatches from
more ann•eineell that the retzels were movin g :
in this direction. Ott i\l••nday morning. a
small force of th,•nt app"ared in front of our
fortifleation; beyon.l Georgetown, an - 1 n•ar
Silver Springs, on the. Z:;•venth street road
they tool: possession of the hones iu th • vi
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imagination of the ilefi•lLA 1,266 popllllitioll OX
pdS it tJ their depredation.,.
i.rious :pee:nations h.. vs b..en in lalged
in us to the objects of the rebels in mid:ing
the raid or invasion. but it is prooabio that
their in.ttaves anti insentiVCS
They xy.lrc, d mudess, hungry and thirsty,
not to say naked, and being, for the tans,
cut oil Irons communication, by railroad,
with the South, nothing was so natural as
for theta, to desire to roptenadi tbeit•ashuust
ed
sabres by play.ng upon thq ensiny.—
Something p 1 the lined liad.beeslthe ansuitite
ly necessary, and, at any rate, it' was a great
convenience to open a new so urea of suppties.
It was at the mine time a matter worth
essaying to attempt raising the siege of re
tersuurg and P.1(.11'119.0(1, by threatening
'Washington, I.3...ttiin sr,: an.l . railadSljllllll,
and the capture of mid or all of thesd plaices
by a sudden dash was nut d email impossi
ble. These must have b 'len the ,sogitations of
the rebel chicle, pretimmary to tile last at
tempt at invasion of the loyal States ; and if
we add to • their the obvious consideration
that punt up in , Riebmond and vicinity with
nothing practicable to be•clona ,in trent, it
was lugniy polilic.to employ every soldier
who could be.sparer.l'lrom d..-2fen'sive opera
tions in active hostilities against the enemy
rear.
The raithrslinvo succecdoljn destroying,
or appropriating a huge amount of property,
and it they make their way back with their
booty they will have much cause of congrat
;ulMion: by.their fricnds. But they -have at
the smile time;‘ ; altlibugh - they slituld escape,
dent) an important service to the Govern
ment, wllic4 they aro endeavoring to ovor-
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more to its support, as no appeal frym au
thorities could have dune, and they have
thus made easy the otherwise difficult part
of recruiting an army to the-extent which
was deemed necessary. The whole country
will now be convinced of the. importance of
placing at the command of the Government
a force sufficient to defend Washington and
the North, without weakening . the armies
engaged in assailing the rebel . strongholds..
In the above the Chronicle calls it a three
day's siege, hot it began un Monday and
ended on \Vedne.day evening.
Having come up un the train this morn
ing from Baltimore, I have gathered the
following facts with regard to the operations
of the raider. along thi. line:
At A unapoli:i JUlleticop. we V:Cp.ch , d to
find some sign.; of depredationA, but the cit
izen, told no rebels had been in :sight (df
that place. The Laurel bridge, a few
further this way. we found perfectly iu lad.
hri.lif... had hen rel,,irted cl.stroyed
th- .At tw•lve miles from
thi., city. lie. aw the first indication, of a
raid. Here liradely John,on had been last
Tm‘-..day, with a lure^ of about one thousand
live hundred Men.' and one smelt hatt;ry,
d on a bill nom the railroad.
:11d1 hudy of 111 cavalry s, , nt uutfrom
lit re, gni]
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th, on , Irian killrcl. and ttir,e v..dund
unroll • , 1 hert , llll ni c ;ht.: 11,
cut the tel.‘g.raph wires zind gobbled c,vcral
Indl• F., th n whoeb.:d h,, fore. , and w
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I th , ruilrond unharmed. At Bl:c.
u-h reUef, had 1 / 3 . , •tr, although thoy
:am • w.tll:n a lew inde, of (h.,
s u,f thin dorr....dation lore were of
manufau...tared by duinoralizA citiz tt
aad g:ia: Lb: : fr..An that place to this we saw
no ,ign, of a raid.
Ttl•ttraphie coannun'catitm with New
Yor w rti-tuned ftr a few hours on
Tu (I,‘ . before it wit., cut between here and
that. thus 5,..t.'1'A,11'y
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Ma..k:iy got th , n ,at l.
For St/11112 211 urine correspondent
writes, many of our offa•ers iu front of
Petelsburg have been in tho habit of ere T
ing forward end setting their watches by a
large clock upon ono of the church .steeples.
Bat on the Fourth a thirty-pounder shell
was sent crashing through the fn.! , an I the
works within, completely knocking the clock
"out of time."
insant , woman, forty years Old, living
noar Niagara Falls, being left. unwatched
for a few titillates, a day or two ago, ran to
the river and. throwing herself in, va s car
ried over ILppod red to recov
er her rea.ion 113 she was swept along, for
she cried loudly for help.
A COUPLE of minors at Washne, fought a
duel recently, with pickaxes for w , aponi.—
They were placed a rod apart, and advanced
on a given signal. Ono hurled his pick at
his antagonist, and buried it in his eye. The
wounded man lingered some days in horrid
agony.
TlTe PATDI i 9 IS K ENTUCK Y.—The guer
rillas in Kentucky are stopping the stages
on the highways kind robbing the passengers
and the : mails. These brigands are reported
as incensing, mare daring every day, and the
Louisville Democrat says that it is no longer
safe for any one to travel in the State.=
There are in KentuCky, as in other loyal I
States. thousands of persons who, while re. '
paining within our lines, really sympathize
and co-operate with the rebel . finder°
by Jheir equivocal position, to render the
open enemies of the National Government
much more service than they could possibly
afford„ them if they should cross the lines, as
declareil . Confederates of the rebel cause.—
This fact inrnishee one good warrant for thl
late proclamation of the'President placing
Ken tucky,under martial law.
atirTnE Pottsville Miners' Journal of
last Saturday says :
A turnout among the employees on the
littoral railroads has suspended the coal trade
fur the weak, an] . up to yesterday they had
nut come to terms. They claim 5U cents a
day advance, and state that they gave notice
to that effic( a week before they turned out.
They allege that they are entitled to this ad
vance in consermence of the advance made
on toll and transportation by the Reading
Railroad of 59 cents a ton on the let inst.
This strike has kept at least 75,00 tons of
end out of market. and will in all proba
bility put up the price of coal again.
Tli! wages paid h , retuferc to engineers
was $3 G ), to firem-n zind con luctors $2 30,
and to britlolsin:-ei Then: has been no
advame, w bcli c made in tolls &c., on
tile literal 1 . :ti11...L-1; this
E I U 1 und,r C . /111111 , re, visited
Iliy . , residence ituring- their raid.
11.3 hall erected a Union Ii over 111:1 gate
ordered him to take it chawn. lie said:
-Gentlemen, you may take tuy horses and
v cattle, to burn my house to the ground,
but 1 will ,hoot any, man that touch,', that
When the reb approttelvlid Mr.
Day fired anl wall I id on ) , an I lb i n !nu d e
his escape; thrce I , irt; fired altar
Ticiy biumii.l his burn all 1 11011:i0.
tiff FRl(ifi IFUL COL LI,LON or froight
tram :in I hal:, li• ;)_ 1 ,n 1
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ha; resultiol in the il eth of ILttr of the men
on the trains I the w.iunding of several
oth !rs, one of wit on ii,hardly expected toi
ri2,2over. The injured 111. n wire taken to
L •bouon, with di err , pt.un of JOllll Yocum,
11 ii.e.nen who resid nor by the seen: of
the itec duo t. Yocum died in a fi:w
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of, wilich may (mat:ed.
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tofore oid , red k r e.a/Iplon . d.l , that the
at e ' , mtion :tot of C. , n , ..i:ress tmw be.
mit in operation for recraiting and kei(ping
upalt..l'thealine..,totheli••ll.t
mirrison ~ an I ,iIHI Iffi ry ,pera lion; as
iti.ty be re l u red for'the purpos. , of suppress
th • it -uAlion an l r tb.: authori
ty of Um United GoVQIIIII - 12111. in the
insurg,mt 1, stet;
Now. th 'refore, I. Abraham Lincoln, Pres
ident of the United chutes (1,, 'Salle this my
call for live hundred thousand volunteers for
the military service; provid, , d. n. , vertheb369,
that all erAtts which may ho establislhid un
der section eight of the aforesaid act. on ac
count of person( who hav,. , entered the naval
service during, the pre-ent Rebellion, and by
credits Air in at furnished to th- military ser
vice in l'XCa,:u of calls heret, f ire made fur
v,iliite:T.i, will be accepted under this call
for ono, two or t blue years, ;is they may elect,
and will be entitled to the bounty prov;ded
by the law fur the period of service fur which
they enlist.
And 1 hereby proclaim, order and direct
that, iinmediatcly Raar the nth day Of .Bcp
tember, 1861, bcing fifty days from the date ,
of this call. O. draft, fur troops to serve for one
year. shall be held in every town township,
ward of a city, precinct, election district, or
a county not so sub divided, to 111.1 the quota
which shall he ai'ignsd to it under this chi],
or any part ther.iof which may be nufilled by
volunteers on the said sth day of September,
ISti t.
---,..,-, In testimony wherecif I have
L. S. . hereunto set my hand and
.........„_ /J caused the seal,of the Utiited
States tu be affixed.
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'Done at the City of Wasitington'tha 18:11
day of July, in the year of our Lord. 186 t,
and of the inclopendeneeof the UnitedStatea
the S:)ih. \ I ABRAFIAINI LINCOLN..
By the President: LI.A Szw.a.RD,
See, of State.
- Sr. Lotus, July 15.—A. dispatch from
Macon to the headquarters hero_ says that
Huntsville,' in Randolph county, was robbed
Chia morning by the guerrillas of Vora' $76,, -
00u to:Sto, , ,1100. • One citizen was killed:
GRneral Curtiss telegraphs from Leaven
'worth that our forces, under Colonel rord,
overtook a gang of guerrillas last s night at
.Camden,. Ray county, and routed them kill
ing tifteon and capturing a large number of
arms and ton kega,of powder. . •
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