given for the Withdrawal of the 2d Corps be fore the attack was made. We lost no pri soners, exCept , the usual stragglers who are always picked up. Our captures for the day on the South side, foot up nine hundred and ten. The Rebel General DEARING is reported 111.EADE, in his report, says; "I am induced to believe the success of the •opera tion, which was most d'ecided, was partial ly due to the personal exertions of Maj.-Gen. nnscocrc, and the conspicuous gallantry of Brig.-Gen. EAGAN." U. S. GRANT, Lieut. Gen. Reports from Gen. SHERMAN'S depart ment to six o'clock this evening, indicate that the ItCbel army is again' threatening demonstrations against Tennessee, but there is no reason to doubt. that SHERMAN and THOM AS will be prepared for whatever move ment may take place. The reports from Missouri and Arkansas concur in stating the defeat of PRICE, wit h heavy loss. EDWIN M. STANTON, Sec. of War. goinn aitb . 6fauntp, Matters NEW BAND --Tile commanding oili.2er. ut the drafted camp has organized a bra , band, the performers being all detailed from :the drafted men at that camp. Though yet in its infancy this band pronliFes to lie an . untire success. It is under the leadership •of Prof. linninind Sinith an accomplished musician. GEN MAL COURT MARTIAL.. —'l e case RICHARD risth Pa. Vol•. w•as taken up on Tuesday. • He is clutrg - ed with conduct unbecoming, an officer and a gentleman. in defrauding t re-enlisted veterans of his regiment, to the number of about 350, out 01 a portion of their local bounty ;- and with conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline in at tempting to re-enlist these men o f his reg . i - men t as veterans not eligable to such ro-on istment. BOROUGH PONDS.—Tit another col x inn will be found the inicerti,enicni of Jo:. OCUTAIY, giving notice thiti the Council is now ready to deliver the new bond, which will be issued by OW corporation under the bounty law. Thou se/airitiek, are unques tionable, and we would roeommend lhoo , of our readers who hale capital to employ to purchase these bonds a j v e-E_ went. We refer is ith pride to thetypo graphical execution of the•-e they having been printed at this office. RESIGNED.—We learn that Prof .J. W.3IARSIIAL has resigned the r. ti. Con sulshiptit Leeds, England, oil will return to this country in a tdiort time. 11110.11er or not he resume the duties of Ills old Post at Dickinson College we are not, in formed. Ilia many friend: here would he glad to welcome him to their midst. 0 .T. K ERR, having pur chased from Mi. I AZEI.TaN• hi, large ~f lirandies, 11'ines, announces to the public that )10 will continue thi , lii i ness at the old trtand. We arc intimatidt Acquainted with )Ir. and can iiiir readers fund while lie i, a gentleman of the first water, his liquor , will lie entirely free from that enervating ILtI 1. ilea(' hi, a il_ vertisement in anyther column and then call and see him. tJ For cheap 11;04, Trunks . , Carpet Bags and Gentinnien . , Furnishing "(loads, call at Julius Neuwbars, Samuel Ar nold's rill stand next door to Dr Zitzer.--It. HANDSOME COMPLIMENT.—We clip the- following-from - the daily She - add and Rotherham (England) 1,1,1,7-wit:tit. It af fords much gratification to millee the ap elation of the non ice. , of our old and tint. tAtd friend, lily our Johnny Bull eotempora- DINNER AND TESTIMONIAL TO TILE U. S. CONSULAR AGENT.—\\'e 21 :40 , r 1 time ago the probability that a ehangp \1 ,, 111 , 1 be made in the appointment of the comokr agent for the United 00-dates iu Shutlield. A few friends of n. Stec on-on, Esq., who has hitherto tilled the office, ins itoll that gen tleman to meet them at lk private dinner out the Black Swim ilotel yesterdouy, and pre sented him with a handsomesOlver cup in re membrance of Lis sojourn amongst them. •, DEATU OF A BRAVE , t.)l,l3ilF.R.—On the 21st instant, at the U. S. General hos pital at Fredericksburg„ Va. Sergeant E MANUEL A. Sm of the Nth Pa., (.Usu ry in the 24th year of his age. Sergeant SMITH is one ~ f the ninny patri otic sons of "Old :Mother Cumberland - who have laid their lives on the altar it liberty in this portentous struggle. lie had served almost three years, and had passed safely through twenty-three engagements, On the 24th of September, while on a seout in com pany with 32 comrades they wort attacked by Moseby 's gucrri l I as, SM rrit alone escaping, and ho so severely wounded as to cause his death. MURDER IN CH AMBEIISBURCi. r. JAcon SwEITZER, a well-known engineer on the, Cumberland Valley Railroad, was murdered at his residence in Charnbersbnrg. It appears that bevcral F•oldier:4; who were intoxicated, went to Mr. Sw tuTz Ea's house and demanded admittance, which was refus ed. They then left informing Mr. S. that they would return in thirty minutes, and if not admitted, the house would be burned. During their absence Mr. S. went to a neigh bor's houSe for assistance, and upon his re turn was met by thy soldiers, one of whom struck him on the bend with a musket, kill ing him instantly. The soldiers are report ed to have been arrested. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT At a meeting of the Belles Lettres Society of Dickinson College, held. October 26th, • 11364, the death of ilocarat B. TANEY being nouneed, the following preamble and res 'olutions were unanimously adopted: , WITEREAS,. Elms pleased Almighty 'God, Irl'His unerring wisdomto remove from his 14,1:: position, as Chief Justice of the Supremo .Court of the 'UllitOdStAtoA, ROGER B. TANEY; and Wntitrasi In his disease, we, the mem icrs , or the' Belles. Lathes Society, whilst .•bowing submissiVoly : to the will of Leaven, realize en hinutlio loss . of , ono'of our highest , drhaMenti. ''.Theieforo, • Retiolved,'..That in tho.deatli. of Bodutt TANEY we havelost ono of our oldest and, most honored members, the country one of its ablest and most eminent jurists.., Resolved, That his decisions are generally believed to have boon impartial, and founded in the principles of justice; and ns.such, have commanded the respect of the highest courts both of this country and of England; and to have sustained the. reputation of the court, after such a, juFigt as:Marshall, is thchighest honor of an American citizen. itcietvcd., That we tender to his lAreayecl family our sincere eondolence and sympe th y Resolrecli . That 'the. Hall be ',draped in mourning, and that we wear the pstia I , badge of mourning far thirty days; " Resolved, That a copy,of the alioVo ineEo - be transmitted to the . family , Of the, &et:lased,'and Copies alto be tan t fofpub-' licationlo - National Baltimore knerican;Philitdelphda - Press, Carlisle.•HorS, aid, and ,other pa ors throngliout the country. , Molt/PLYY, . • ' cr . D. KURTZ 011001 C, - J. Et .W.114.4.t.145, , .)pitltnittee, Pt PTrß.Powz!tr. - OFFICIAL VOTE. OF CTJMBERLAND COUNTY, • of the election Bela on the 11th October, 1864, including the Ariny'4ote home vote. Army vote. Total Congress, Glossbrcnner, 3651 157 3808 Bailey, . . 3103 301 3404 Assembly, Bowman, 3711 184 3895 Kelso, 3057 246 3303 Sheriff, Jacobs, 3712 187 3899 Zinn, ~. 3045 224 3260 Commissioner, ' Kiirns, . 8736 189 3925 Criswell, 3034 221 3255 Director of the poor, Wherry, 3729 181 3910 Craighead, 3031 230 3261 1 Auditor, lleherlig, ' 3735 191 3920' Fogksongor, 3021 218 3242 1 .13g - We have seen a private letter from James Fiff.y, an escaped prisoner from the rebel prison in Georgia, to Mr .J. W. Eby. 'fhb.; letter after detailing the circumstances of the death of sergeant Eby, announces the death of l'atrick Brannen, a young man be longing lt.F.Capt. Henderson's company, and known to many of our citizens. These deaths are both unquestionably attributable to in sufficient Mod and exposure. Foley relates a terrible account of the hor rors and sufferings of our brave soldiers, now confined in these rebel pens, saying; "There were :35, 1 .00 of us all in one prison. IVe gut only oar meal a day and that consist ed of about one M 111,2,: of fat pork and a small piece, of corn bread, so you see it is no won der men die." In regard t , tin decent interment of the our hey-. 11‘: s: Tvurthiag Old owld be done I did, I llght and rind, them and tlwir gravt-3, Thfg iccee the only Cilit while I was their." The , : nr.• iuuii..htbborn facts, brought to ,a l r 'nonlethal, cogniz:tno•, and no bathetic nonalicitig 1 northern sympathizer , with trea,on eati palliate or explain than away. They are the eloqtamt evidences of what Ilrudn incarnate ttea,on reta•llion will permit. human,heilig , to become. flow unutterably de4r:l,l otti , t the northern nexvspaper hucc become that can find in n theme like this a. , thiatt kit a t , at for the atm,: and detrta of otir goverollient. 1)1.:.11'11 lii .1 11.11.1,.\\'1' fling - wait, a •,.r . :.:;:•:int in ('o. ”C th,. 17th l',11:1 , ‘ I \Amin Cavalry, on lho 1:2111 in-tont. near Str:ohalr,::, irff,ini:t, 1 rum -etre, Nt 01111 - recPi yeti jrolll guerillas on the day pre% ion-. Ns hi!, gallantly gulirding the tnedieol in -hector Sherid:ln's truly. Dr. I )Ith•nh , the cliiet quarter:llns 'lolly,. A (~ : rre-pondent Ile New burl: TriA , t),e, ~f thy 181.11 iml , i ii " 1 " 11 " wi "4 ,"'"unt of lho :alit', and (It -,rvk•,l ri hnt 1,. the bra I,ergeont. \V I -hi t : 2 : wider dot:. or Octoh.T 11th 6r : A ourim r. arrived of hondquart,u, at nn early hunt• t tipprruntz.. o report 4 Ow ~rums, Lieut enant ('. , 1 , u1 , and 1)r, ( )10.•iiber , or, itt-pect,w f , r the lit. had hevn shot he t2:uvrilla , on the rood 114 , t11' Nc.vtoNvit. A -1;out 0 n'clo,.l: I'. :11. inn :Lin bringiw4l,,);ll iLr,ogHltl,l,l , l ninriallt A I ti . nv o ,;1.1 ~rgcanis IL L ! " ;t l.,tt itrollt4llt in. ('. , ion 01 I'LL tor Hitt )i IllltiOt WOIIIIII iu Ittlo 1111,1 bode.lth jo 11,1( alt:tt badly son^ Jr 'l a . h a d ranou front Lis hoe-o or hail Issm ovcr 10•1 , 1igh pi 1, 0 ,. The Nt..rc returning from 31:trtinsburg, an it\ cut:, di 112011, and almut litdf (Nov 111.1Nyeen Newtown and I\l iddletotvn a company of guerilla,. led by ‘, tt um_ itt•l'l WI; Iron limy to suddenly charg,l out or a 1,11 of It, tillt tilt' 101 l of the(' awl calling out to the ,Fliker, Hirr,mkr. Seeing th-y o yore Imititino,ol.od escort initleavoro.l Lr c-rape. Lul bcing (veil mounted tlu. rebels .1. \ /it'ttis otl. cut 011'10 oft, tilt' It•rt 111 the rear. For dist:llH, it (VII- It rtto , t;tl2 tight, in 1111.1,11 Olt' gnerillus 1111'1 (Ito tilt' Tho 4.-ottl.l evidently did more run ning than tigliting. mil( a portion or 1)11 , 111 u 1111 their tiny advanta4c. wall e 1 inently fought with desperation, as lII' Intl tillgor-lo,t off. a serious scalp Nvound• anti it mortal wound through the I,mly. T(11100 . 1110 , 011cm', ~ t irren I ('OI orderly say- dm same. 1/r. ()hlenlierger al o surrendered : but the rehels.rode close up t them, and putting their pistols to their lmads, tired, inflicting mortal Nvounils. thl e of our 10011 (vas ldlled, named Saioily4 Itcar drop, and s,ven were wounded. officer; and tirm \vet, robbed If Inoticy and tvatches: While the 101,01- ((ITV engage,l in stripping i,•tin t .:. n party or infant . rN . . (01(11 Nycre accompanying a train, (yen , seen coming up, 11101 the gio•1 illits made Ml.taking one . ...dour amlitilitime: wounded. They carri ed MI afsnit b.or or the carom prisoners. col 'folios and Dr. ()Ithmly.rger, with the he wounded sergeant. Itingwalt, were placed 1011 1 / 1 .111111('VII.111111 toGellt SIR'IIIIIII'S headquarters, where their wounds weredress al. 13oth officers were proimunce(l to be niortally woundtkl. The event has produeNl a sentiment of pr'ofutind grief' at the licarlquarters of the ar coy. ('1(1. Tulles was a .most valuable officer, /Intl It gentleman (01(11 11000100 greatly ewlear e d to (I l e (iflicers during a long connec tion with the service. It is the general re marl: that he had no superior in the artily as lin able and efficient quartermaster. He was a captain in the 151 11 Infantry. (Mleriberger was also an officer of rate ability, and a gentleman ivlto vii.joyed the esteem and atioction of a wide circle ill the army. will be it great loss to the army." As we have before stated, Lewis ltingwalt died on the 12th inst. The ease of this brave soldier is entitled to more than ordinary no tice. 7 n good circumstances, surrounded by a large and intluethial circle of relatives and friends, residing near Carlisle, Pa , lie was early impressed with the conviction that it was his religious duty to go f.)rtli and battle for his country, and while lie had frequent opportunities for promotion, he declin ed them all, and preferred remaining iau an.num hie position. Tho writer of this article knew him well, and has frequently heard, of the valor be displayed on snore than one occa sion. His death will be deeply deplored, not only hybisimmedinte family and a large numbermf -onr citizens in the locality where lie lived, but by his fellow-soldiers, to whom he endeared himself by his kited and genial manner, and by the coolness and bravery he manifested in many perilous engagements. ' We clip the above, from the P.hila, Press of lot week and endorse every word of it. The body was brought to Carlisle.by Mr; A, B. Hewing,' and the fUnpral occurred on Saturday, a largo number of relatives and friends ) forming the sad procession. DID TQTT 11$4R ~THE NEWS WELL, LISTEN WHILE I RELATE, IT TO You. Mr. Julius No u wl, al haa just arrived froin'tlie - Easterh Citios with the target and most select stock of Clothing in Ciwlisle. Ile has oroneJintheroom formerly occupied by Sariinel Arnold, next - door to D. Zitzer. 'Why Sir, as I WAR . posing up Hanacer street the other, day I was astonished :when 1 beheld before ine the greate'A' most magnificent display ot . iclothing o£:,ell kinds I ever saw . •Why i t!) tell the truth I thought , • Chestifut.street iThilathdpitia.htiil - ppened" tip 4m-fuy•vieiv. And not only that, sir 1 , 1 - tifinli he can . sell it -.little.: cheaper than: ,any Other, Establishment in ; Carlisle; Como'ohe• • and 001116, all, his Clothing is. nice. 'has Coatii, Pants, and, Vests at most any ,prieit Shirts, Drawers, and Huts, toSuit orenrOne, 13ags,the.chdapost iu •toiv&-•-ft . .• '• ller For gOod and fashionable, clothing call at Julius .14euvilars, Samuel Arnold's old stand next door. to• Dr. Zitzer. 4t. On tho 13th inst., at the residence of the bride's fm Ow, at Lancaster, Mr.CIEO.IIIIINDLIt, of Ohurels• town, this county, to L 122111 daughter of the ofaclat, lug clergyman. In South Middleton tarp., on the 22 Inst.. THOMAS CRAIOHEAD. aged 61 years, 6 months nod 21 days. McA. Itlll%—i n the th Inst., at BP. 10., et the Merchants' Doti.). North Fourth street, AI. ELIZA 138T1i. wire of JACKSON M CARNE, Esq. I 0 t WI I lln mrort. Po CARLISLE PRODUCE ➢IARRE'I'. Carlislu, October 20, 1804 FLOUR (SuporOnr) tin. (Extra.) ... do It Y 1.. ... W 111 TE %V II EAT RED It VP CORN ...... BARLEY FA 1. L.. IS , '.111.1.:Y RPIONO CLOVERSE I'l IN) Carlisle Deposit Bank dividend of Five per cent, and also Five per cent Extra, free of gore] nment and state taxes, ills I his day ton declared, by the Board of i rrotors, out of the Profits of the Bank. for the loot xla menthe, which will be paid over to the Stock holders or ill& legal reproseutativeg upon demand brine twoln for the same. W. 31 BErmni, Nov. 4 IS I 4. Cashier. N Election, for Nine Directors of 1 - vthe Carlisle Dorsi, I 1 Ink. to serve f•r It, ) ear will ho heid, al tho than klog noose. In thu B., roug h of c ric hlrlo, mt Mood 4 y thin Flay of Nov. larch hot cornet, thy fo)urs of RI o'clock A. ?I ..00d o'clock I'. M. 1.4 unti.l of the Boar tof Dirootor, NOV. 4. 15if,t.-3L NOTIcE. rgi ii E CA Ei.f.T- , 1,E, 130110IJGH IMF \ITV BIND.; aro now re:tely for (I,llvery in nt Um • 11011l111,i, Five llondretl am! ono 'l'it,,, and .I.dlons, with 11,110118 nllnrli.•'l the int•rooot pay m,l,nallv, at th'• li-posit Bank. Any ..,r1 Lavin, money to 1,4 wdl tied It an mil antrrw. to irtro.t. In silt! Bonfis'as tin , :tint(' Bounty law e,c ,rupts thorn from TAxation. Apphcxtion if, be ulna,. to A l'ath,ar t. l'r,sident or low. or W. rder To +ru Council, W. if,lll, Nov 4, 1064. BurL's Rat and ,\louse, l{nacli zuld PO I IIIS popular awl rclialple article for de.trovin. r ermine shenbl he used by all rne,ons troubled so ILb sorb pests. It never fails. enld m Cm- I: lent El Drtnr -bee. TIAN° ru4 S Ilk store and by 11. Holston, I,rrygist. I:. 01. Ely'', jr Bpi trtir. 13 N.. Eirv.ql btroel, p r i, .23 e t, per 110, (I,:toge Nov 4. IS , i4 —I y NOTICE. J. BOAS'S St or(. opposite tho Carli,le Deposit l'r.tuk Would you buy yaw hate nght cheap at Rome ~taro, Li Not th tiruir. ur t , t root Ills nlrtlo in mi lbo 1111 r. Toore batlion, Men ant t 1111.1ren in: fitted all tbe while, Ilie barn nn umul, nud have proved ti u liIIII t4ol•lio,ts, )1,1 nn , l M.yel IIII]iIIII=11111!1111 INEMIZEI I=l Fur cape, lur ad Ltrs arid t,l.tves All neatly taatie and waeul; VIJSta, :ittl 4EII All the, \S hip,. r Plllttoi -iva, and notlns Lm =I nll.l market 1.3.cd, Tbe I.ei mo unt /”..$4•01:1••••• ••I l'• notp•t at any Itoo.e 1,3 t A 1.0 ~• ,;, 1 -I,ty •,1 111.,•”s. A It IV I) A( ) it( )13 E6 ' , :111t1 h Please rall nud sO , his g J. Ageta. Nuvoinher 4. 1,4-4.-3.1 IVINES AM) LICWO RS. SoETII HANOVER STE( F;I:T, CA PLISLE. r ILIIh undersigned, successor to D. P. Iliszelton. notild i espt•etfolly inform Ins friends and the nubilegenet - 101y, that no intend., t, mainlain tin ellerseter iII ttza an 2ve te , E.e is Sete tot )re. and gill keep constrint) , 00 11/11.1.1 larws at.sertntent of ERA:\ OINS. EYS .1:12 ,tC., Akio 110 0/111 hip as :lily other establiNhtnetit .'arlisio. it n, t choart, itzy- County Landlords will find thin the place to AND LIQUORS, Hotll in ri•,(lll.ti to finality and price Tr, ,took n larv:e and troll sole,ted, and he invite edl berm. pal chasina 0411.11111.1, iZe1111,111.1., till. S•Wth tlanover stroot, Al root] ,Nee.ite the.' Col unto., "I'sanriniz Office. 111 intor's old stand. (earl klo .\ ove•nhor 4, Ih64—tf. 'l'. J. h Eli. PUBLIC SALE! On Erich,,, November 111 E subscriber, Executor of Detrich Steiner, dee'd,, 111 sell ~t his late res!loricti In Upper Allen Twp I Co.. . 1 Mile eolith of iMinphorilsiown, scar Cofver's Mill, the following Heal Sitain: The Mansion Farm, of held der'd, containing 121, !CAI ES. in a high state of rultivatd n. and under good to ,clog part of whirr, Ix situated on xhura, Slid the rentainder„on the routh side of the Yellow Bronchus creek, directly opposite, The I mprevernents are a good Two-Story 0 13 S E, • r te`, a a large me. , :ittrrii DOUBLE BAN K BARN, Ws,4ein Shed, Corn Cribs, Carriage House, and all oth er necessary Out-buildings. There is a largo String of never-flilin,r water near the door, over which is erect ed a fine Spring House. Ther6 Is besides, running water he all the fields except two. There is nisei% doe YOUNG ORCUMID, of choice Fruit, in gem bearing condition, on the. property. Persons desiring to view the property previous to the sele, will,pleasecall on the undersigned, at Center :Square, near Shepard/down. 'Mt 519 : Ten per t,dift. or the purchase money-to he paid on thy: confirmation of the sale, nor-half the hal sure nn thin first day of April, INGL, when possession will be given soda deed made: owl the balance on the first day of April, 1866, with Interest front April 180. The deferred payment to be secured by judgement on the property, The taxes tsar 1865 to he pall by [helm' , chaser. Salit to liontatanoo at 10 o'ulock. A. lir.. wbon attend onto will be given, by D. IC. STEIN EMMMI Hotel for Rent. rirrlE Boiling Springs, Hotel.is offered for rout from the /at day of April uoxt Enquire of P. F, BGL Oct. 28-9t..* NOTICE TO GUNNEI . IS. iE undersionod-eitizens of Middle sox township, determined to protect the birds nn t colt farms, give notice that they will not allow any shooting or hooting on their grounds. W. D. weederlich, A:4; B. Witmer, Jelin E. Coble, Henry Pnul i.. ..). Albright, John -Miller,— - David Miller, Jaf,ob Moonier, L. A. J'ague . James Defeo, T. U. Chambera, 11.1lowman, Amos Miller, T. Fleming, 11. Williams, F. Williams, . 0. iloffet.,' .. D. bagman, 11. Brenneman, D..Brenneman, D. Hoffer. . Ont. 24, 18.0. T QTIOE —lle, the undersigned eiti , noun orliieltbinon Township, banal/int; thndestrur lbw of Itlr.ln is InJurioun t.ithn Internet of thu farming community. lake thin method to inform OUNI , iI O .BB tub that we will not"pnruilt hunters AG tre,l):.B upon - mir citlior to ullOOl. other venni', but will nriforzu thin law against Mom in all Entaohol Llnn, jr., :San - lust Stuart, aro; leo ry Bushman, .Welter uert, cttutirt, Jr., Samuel tEvatts,":„ P t ~.r SlittriWiT. Pahorn, Will Inn Hants, " Geer.° Kissinger, . John Petrol.— : Is/me 3ittlitester, ki e w cintbraftb, Joseph tia'braltii, P. 'J, Macre, itlathets , Galbraith, Peter Zinu, , tc Adam Plshburn.' . Oct. 21, FA • • . 200 13b1e of,good Oidei Vanted , !: 1 4 1 0 R -which the Itia " bet3teaelt price will be pobt. Enquire at D.'Ralliton ; s Drug Store 0ct.21,1804-2f ; r PHOI'OGRAPH.te . , SJA,C,LICRY: , , • • a U 1 34rfiqt, 90t!sktg , t ,N,,aplorfa,ll3tknk, I,R !Ire, Notre butioniq. . ; July 22,1864,-1y . . • It arriages. tatp. =EM:I Illar NOTICE. I= Bug I)e,tr.sor I I -,(), ( . 01:DI A I,S, 1111I' EDS, 2, 1864 Executor of Petrlch Ntoi ner toed The Rev. Samuel Philips' New Book, TEE VOICE OF BLOOD. IN TIIE SPEIERE OF NATURE AND OF THE SPIR *IT WORLD: ITS TYPICAL ANU FR01411210 UTTERANCES AS TIDE MOUTFIPIECE OF _OOD AND OF MAN: IT* OUTCRIES AGAINST MAN AND IN HIS BEHALF. By Rev. 'Samuel Philips, A. M., Pastor of the Reformed Church, Carlisle, Pa., Auditor of "Genthsemane and the Cross," "The ,Christirm Home." The object of this Work to to popularize the theory of of Cuntan Redemption i through blood from k new teandpoint ; to preseniAtw' historical and practical as pects in an attractive form; nutted to the taste of the general reader The subjeet Is novel, yot eminently ly Scriptural, and adapted to dhat ago of strife and bloodshed In which WO 110 W live. The Cootolits of thle Volume will convey an idoa of its charactor and design, The following are the Chapters of which the book Is composed : Chapter " 111. Math a rOiCtl. ‘• IV,—Tho Voice of Arousing Blood room the Ground. W.—The Voko of Typleal Blood from the A lbw. " VI —The Voice of Atollillg _Mond from the Croga. VII -'I ho Voico of Mortyr Blood from the CJlmelt, ,• VI I.—The Vuleo of Saeramentai lilood non, Citriatian Altar. •• IX.—The Voice of Pleading Blood from the Merry Seat. X,—The Voice of WI tnesalng Mood front the Judgement Tl,' rile. " Xl.—The Voice of Avenging Blood front Hell. " of Worn) log Cloud :n Hem, Po/Mllod hy. I.INDg 1Y & 25 South , 4 1<th Chestnut, DI111..1.1)E1.1'111A. Price, j. 2 0,. Payable on Delivery. 4p Spw•ial shunts wairted for MIN ing this 110 do ,to whom a liberal discount, will he give, Apply either to th., Publishor, or to the Author, at Cat ludo. IMPOM :SI D ATI ON. From Rev. Dr 8.11. Fisher, Editor of the Movq,nzor, The styla is pleasing and attraetlva, and the (ono at piety. which prevades It deep and eminently practical. The tendency Hi,' %VIVI; I. deeldedly goad. . Th.. muse I re. 1.1 3 Olir W1.1 .. N, the tnore does the 1101❑ tv and wood, or the suhje , t untold. I atu with the terrible tlenuuchitlens you hurl against the -Inner, but murk more• 011/1 1,111.(1 101511 your ,loot pin t it representation.. et human thisti fly throu I lot 0 the book, I,oealts, it out only 11110,, lilt' LIT/Ilt.it: un :11T.,11 Ilt Of 1110 1)1110, 'OO u!sol r Ind 1,1, 0 a1,.1 iuspi n• , 111, with the hope of a e , •mplete nut eternal 1 111 ill, plll 1101 110111 0 111 through the l;luod of ittonetuu. t.— Lot ter to the Author. PUBLIC SALE. Fayetteville Seminary 1 1 111 N pi/11111;11' I11!- , i It116)11 Will be nlrl Welne.tlty 1.11, tith rd November• topq her with nit the tivorrorat 1,1 rights mid priviltigiis.•to the high est Hurl best. bld•ter, The property ron.h•tq of .fit. -4. TNV ( 1 131;11'1 !LOT'S ES, #1 "It - • 0\ F FP M.l , ' 110UST ~ ,!,..: • ~, : e_.,.,.. „le:, I.lloi E ;..T.181.1.: hit h ed the f' ,-' '''l4C, . -, f rioro,nrs out h nikllmi , . l'o-se,sh .1A to be L., i , en ou the Ist o :' April 1,:.. By old, of the ,to.•kh,,l.Jor, .1. E 11Y. rt to, ill°, Ftanlslitt Valuable Real Estate fur -.ll(_‘ O• , Tit ri r P7:1;1 IAY virt Ito I,f ;1 pnweoflin7.in l,u'ti i..n in the et t /.: 'eellee” I %%ill exp., to hale no the ..h-,:e .14. y on the peen] i.e.. ill teal, t: way. :se A FARM 01 first mac rtf Lim0 . ..1 toot ittnil 11,7111 v intrtl t to •• I nod t • oitivtidtd. con 11111,.: Ir , o, :thou It.l , of I t t Ittelt it. .111 / Ihr I,Sl.llleUh'il Sit .111 I 11:11t, g , t,tl r til 1.01, •0 TI . itoprovo - I 4 vials !VI 0,,, , ,1tt0t TIOI'SE, tilt• larm I,llr It, tile 1,111,111, , , 11. , I,—, N.,. 2 A Tttt• t .1 1,t4.1 in 1'„" "4nint , l 1.01,. Dall I 11, 01 , 11 i • T ro , o t" ‘b town•Illp. vontolning'o; No Alan IkTif•tht . / . ira t ttr ',l'm 41 Itkri.l. II Ur" 43-33 , 3. 3t,3 3,3 1.,: a3l 3.13)11t , 13.r 131iN It , 3" h 1 1 1 1,113, 3.13,33 / ... A 1 3 ,33 3 1,33/ 11/ 1'3,1:33 , 111, 1.3 , 1i13133ti 1, 11133 1.1t1h33,1731 more In' )1.1-_, IS r il i lilt 0.11 ;•:, , r. l , l'rouunrnce at 10 f • 'II La 1 It ! 4, id I.u•. 11 by tt. deed =1 Valuable Real E.-;ktte For Szt'e snlisorilwr tho following naluaLle r, i I,,,LaLt• \u. 1 allurtvd In Vol wiii , ,n clonntr Arg 1,4 of I.:1111. :' , ,ivrnLy under , , Lilt] volt , etion nli re sill I , l nl timber tte.tr Iho I.trill iv ILI, L.l..nLy storls 1, it tar. lho 11 11 1.1i1011 . 0 rhlyt tt r, Ni). 2. IS ~ \N 1.11111()VEI) 11)1, Ar'tr.: , in cif:11:1-o county 111. Ihc hunt i.•• s:.••!•11 nlcip ,c. o 1, A r o 1 it •r Icuco and a Ali c:n ism yit kin 4 Ini:et• l i r Knott twit, r. e,. 311 , 1,4, with fivii Stairio. rr 111211111=1111 NO. :t. IS A 70 ACRE F.111)1, in I ninell:im e. , unty 111 r!)irl'l' A CI: ES rultl rated The buildiugs art! erdi” “184, No. 4. ARM. of 22110 1500 All'OM Wider foneo, Sala nre in gra.: 1.11 !Anil's,. A 1..01 b . Dll E1.1,1G 1.101:SE. P I A% `' vont:kining 5 nionlq. No. 5. I , a Forirl f:;7.5 Land, all and, Can^o vii , ll a suivart, DWELLING HOUSE, tJ,inh,,, tr. m u ms. !tarn 1nox:12. ft Stott :car!, Work shop. !louse. :,11, - .Se !louse. YOUNri ()R -CN 1111 An A rteNiln whiolt runs ens st ant ht.1•4•4111"1 12 unions per minute of too porest, bo.t cantor This Intrl lain never feeers , in the , 'rides!, nor Lwow 4litnlniAtes In the drvvst weather. This rop,rty I, mit,a,d in Iroquois county 111 . ut the jonotion of ~veral Itallroa , t, T , e price sf thin ',toper - Cy is $ Thn, improvenionts alone cost this stun. flood eAstern property wont I 110 tape,, lu plst :No. G. For Sale or Rent, a Stearn \ler uhant M ill. built of brlec. Mill li )use 41x70 ft, 22 in , h wall, 4 stories high. holler House Itivi ft. C . onvenient coop er shop. Thu m.ll has run loss thou 2 3 earn, and is in lb- best wheat gro ivlng neighborhood In tilt) Stnta.— Thin Is in Irtir no coon ly , 1,141 no. for further description or psrtieu hors addruss the subscribers of N 0.7. VIM /01,111 N) 111111. Indianapolis Indiana. i.II.kitNITZ S SUN. Hot' 2', 19C4.4-luto. A. W, 131 , _:NTZ, SPECIAL NOTICE, Great Reduction in Dry Goods, OWING is the recent heavy Ind in the price of o , ld 1 have determined to reduce every A rtiele In my iIIIMOTIVO Stock of Dry hoods to corresponding' mine wil h the precious metal and intend to make still further reductions from time to flow as Ovid recedes in price. My extensive stock has been mainly purchased at low prices and before the great advance in goods I take this opportunity of caSlmg the attention of the publle to the notice, as I can and will sell lower than any Comae outside the llostorri Cities. Cali nod Vixamine fOr yowled yen. Remember the old stand South Winover street below the Court Como. Oat. 7, 186 1. A. IV. MINTZ. NEW CLOTHING STORE, r E subscriber begs, leave to inform _IL the public that he bus opened u clothing store nt the old Stand of l.bitnnel Arnold en No, Ili Hanover btreet between Drs. litillTer and Zittor. llds titock con sists of Citizen's and Witary Clothing. Gentleman's filrnisliing goods and all the artiolos usually kept at n-(lyet Class clothing dtaro. nssart moot is entirely now and fashionable. and the public are assured that no bettor or cheapounods can be ob tained any where in town. Call and see Ids stock before purchasinz elsewhere .101.1 CS NI:IMAM, Successor to Samuel Arnold. 0ct.,14, 1864 „ B. R. JAMESON, S. M. COYLEcJ.-11.0ANDLISIS 11. It. JAMESON Si Co.' Wholesale and retail Deal(irs , in Tan -3' Dry Ooods,, Trimmings. Notions ke., North west coiner of Idarnwor, quart Pomfret streets Carlisle PA , would respeCtfully announce to the Public that they have just returnodfroui the Borten' Cities wlib, a large and well Selected stock of G00.),t consisting In ,part' Healery,Olbros," Mitts, Voile, Crapes. Cravata, Hoops, Nubian, nhawla, .11andlterchiefs, Sospondors, Shirts: Drasrora, auntie!Oolians, Mud ingte.Corda,,Vettons, Combs, Needles, Sowing Silks, Hoop Skirts, Paper, Pens, perfumery, Cigars, &c., We would particularly Invite the Attention of , • 0 o'll 4kt r M li n't tOrnur - stoels, - asin - tho-itl tter- of-priceson,- well as.-in_ , other important particulars.' ire enJ tido great ad , vantage, viz., one branch of our Cloak and member 'of :our firm tiroloentud in and always pros pared .to tale alvarititgo of ovpry fluctuation ill Also - - market.. . . . • , Llboral.torms uvula with wholowile,nurcha , r,ora and. unusual lndnoanienta offored to htlyero r proyory Ousa,ft ! , Call and woualliv our at 001,,,. . . ~„ , ,- '. - ~I' • 11. lt, JAMESON k.; c.o. • Oct. 14,1804. ' . , . I c, STATE NOTICE. • • . - Lauri, orAtliidnistration on the estate. of Wm. t. (moody, doed—lato of Vrankford townehtp,haeing been grouted to the saboerlber realdlng In tho tame township nonce is heroby given to all persons indobted. to sold• estate to make , paynient -aud those hiving , claim t9.present them to - • 8,0117.131, DiLL IDR.. Oct. 22,-lØB4.—et. • _ NEILECTION:OF ELECTORS OF ,A PRESIDENT- AND VICE , IiItESEDENT•OF:-THE STATES. • , WIIERBAS,I6"and VIM net-of the - Gelieral eembly of the Commonwealth of Penusylvania,ent.ltled nn "Act' relating, N. the elections of this Coalmen. %realiti,",ruO;ged the ail day ofJuly,.A. D. 439, it Is land° the duty of the Sheriff of every couutY this' onninonwealtiWto give public notice of the Uouoral Elections, end in 'heat notice to onumerato: 1. The officers to be electOd. • - 2. Designate the p ocestwhich the election is to be had. Therefore, I, TIIONIPSON RIPPLY, High Sheriff of the county of Cumberland, do hereby make known and give this pub. lic notice to the electors of the county of Cumberland, that on TUESDAY, the Bth day of November next, an election will be held at the several election districts es tablished by raw In said county, at which time they wilt veto by ballot for TWENTY-SIX ISLEUT,) I I3 FOR PRESIDENT AND VI OE PILES' r.NT OF T atYN Fyn STATES. The said election will be held throughout the county as follows: election In the election district composed of the hor.mgh or Carlisle and the townships of No,th Middle: ton, South Ml , 'idlut , m, Lower Fronkfurd, tend Lower inekloson, null buiwid at the Court liouso In the bo ron..!ll of enriislo. Thu rb:ct inn in tlw itloctlOn dictrict composed of Low. er W 0 ,4 Pennshanich township, will be hold at the North 'Cbt• clot be in tho nloction diltriet composed of 811. ver Spring. township, will bo bell at tlit public house of Jacob UlL4tnt. le I logoostowil 111 saki township. 'file cloctioa In the election district composed of Hemp Jon to wriship.will be held at the public house Ob. copied by said Lt., Th,• t•tacttonin the elect corupostil of the township of Upper Allen, will he held at the public 'Vet Cilellllll. iu Sheplierdetutvu. ito election in the election district composod of 311ddlehes township will hu hold at the Middlesex School Muse., The election In the election district composed of the township of lower Alt o, w ill ho hold at the wagon tank, shop of Jonas I lunchturger, en Slate 11111. 6./Ilill/11 in t 1111 Ilketillll district 01.1111)0SOU of Bnat t -xttsidp, v.lll bo held at the houxe or.iwieph \Vest talrelow, 111.1 w occupied by John ~Ircr .11113 0111.1 . tiOn in the elm.Lbm dlatzl.l emuposed of Sow L'umh..rlamb aIII he lurid ut I to bon , o now kola, by lb. 1;, in ti m :II of Now Cumberland. The cliki lop hi he disti in composed of the Tip rotic o, IS ill or held of the public hops, pole kept liv W.. S. to Slid 1 • 11!CL1 4, 11 in the el district eimipiiked of i‘loproc s , ill 1,, it the piddle herr., of .1,1,111 1 h I( 0111.11. in said tore Philip. "11 , 11,1 in t 1 , 101•Li.111 'll'4l'l,l compobl'.l or to, occupit.cl toy Tltii ti'iiiiti 3'l 111 , . t'll•l'i I,li it :111IeL 001111 , Sed 11 f l'i,p ir It" In Id tit tln• li, oar 'tow tie tittpleil Vl . t i,hi tt I. rt. -t '1 ''l 11 , 1•IitIll ill the 1'11 , 0 , 11 di-Iniot c pr,Mlrd of t tie tot.' t i .iw tiptir F ritit t,titi t i i mud uorlll Nun tun will hi. nil tit Line Hai borough ts7.,l•lllii. 111 e o',•tf..Tl 11, 11,. .11,1; rilmr..sed of 1:1.0i3,2,i1 . bii public thu b o rough of The tfleeflen in ttle ci Lin .!ial riftt reelfufsint of t rh •nt , Inpron,lntrtf Iffhipp.nfsintr,/ tnwnshiff :11111 th.if f , f , f f'df' ll in tin f•ofTn, ele , f i .I.lfT ti t, 1,111 be held nt tie (2,11,11110 n, in the lefeltught of Sifipinftislfurg. elefn ten in lin eloctinn flifftt.ffnuffeFeT of f l Snf Oti ff poin L,n ,e f% ill Le lie if at (Ile I.frnwrlf n•niffiffl Ify l% In. innneli. iu Leeshort.. erei•rion in t0, 0 f,1 inn flictrkt effinp f-efl S-fitlf :Nowt. f 10,11 1 14, f will Lc held nt the tfehool 11,1, , , In .I.V. N 1110 illll Ll:if e,l•r:, pot' •uev , .{4 .1”,t11•,, "Cll w LII ~ flice 1tpi.,1111,,11 ot profit or Et tv,L t t L-td,tv tLLoy eit 1.1 . llit• .1 t . .lt , tt .11 , t tt•Atil I . :1 Liirtel . l . ltr . .(1,1 Is [..t. .1 .o,lth/1111 a, .1., I I. 1,11111, •tI Shall it It t p ` : . Wit,' ) I jt.•t! tl I't. I elcuk I Ally that I.ol_ el. I. e 1.., I.e t., 1,.• 11.1 l Thul art. ut .1•••••luhly. ,• Iltli rod au •L •• to lim• f•h•••tr o lls •••aiLlL.Ltszqui Jul_ ill 1 • 1 WI, I ChM l tiO • And JuJz., •••11:111 tue..c r.l t li.• rrrLr'd r•••: II rr•rirUL tio• t• 11.. I I o• .1 rig i I ••.-ruck t/111 1110 de 6 11 C.l t tl liiii 11 111 1••11t1.11,,• .•:t• I • 11,.1 I , lectOd 1-0 Hll., I 11, .; 111 I I ‘, . •i 11.0,1 tlplll,lll It.' ttt 11. / . I''t tt clll . l, , hall 1,01 ..1 1.1••• t 1,0,s 1, [hoc ,illl 11.4 A lf", ,I• 1 r•t : ' ~.11,Ct•1,1 i I'lll 1 I r 1•1,11,, I , 1 - ~ 1•11:lvt, • II :II h. 14, I - 111 Alottn,. 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I and ii , uppleturnt, :Ina all .1 110, Ills , I i‘s 1:1r 115 OW hlll, 111.1,i ,. .1 . ll'. •1. 111 dreill,•,l ,In :l ti 100, to el,rtirp , tr l'r Thal I.thr alore.ahl sl.ll ‘t.to flu J (50 I nil 'I ~ .1..11, t 0 p,p•,~„1 f, nI I Altar .I 11.1 ro pltnal to Ii 11,1 tied tr tit, L, u,.•t'ny,. Napqtrat, paper.. It t I[o Ho. Ur LOICLI d1,1,11•L1 t owl at the iJho u oi 1a.1.i1 ,4 el ta. , eehivl. L. , in hh•ti , ,, damn', the u lade time sahl eieetieh I , li. it I Ihe pitria”.e ar e . lllll, In f“rel , ll s ri iiah...e. It hell relied an LI k teti a. the rilht Nuts 11-1 . .0 1y LO cute nt -hi 11 ,h . ll Ti'“e a at ter= in I.•at b , , thee , men Ts et,. ,. ers ab the anti ha.Tect.la• ci thou of I hem Lidae to thve 3,1;1,e. ]u pe,... sh itl la• lea motet to vote at any elution es arm std. of her tilt. ti w hit, heiellall of the aVefif t of/lay-ono mere, who snail ha, e retied in the st.ite iit letst one te.ir, and inn the oleo i o n di s t H e t, inhere he o'fios his I at,: at least ten . immediately preciotiog sock eleetioii. tool within two year:: paid :' l l , lto.or vonntr tax, whion shall lone foam aShOSSeli at , t 103 , tea tin , . r hereee tlarik dies. Ind n cif tten of the Coiled Sl its s who. his Mg/Vb.,' v 1.0011 a qualified voter of this State, and removed therefrom and ret welled, and who shall have refitted in the election district and paid faxes as aritesal.l shalt he ell titled to vote after resid itift In this State si s timidly, Provided, That the white freemen... Mums of the hilted Stiles. hot, ern ti entymne and t wont) o years, who have resided in an election district no etahh stout he eutillod to VOte although they shall Oct have paid taxes. "No pm son shall be peelllithl/1 11l Vote ah , se ,iocno in not oontableil in the tel of taxnhk Inhabitants fur. nixtted tip the COMIIIISt•h , 110Y, Unless First, he produce receipt tor the pay ill,ll Withla (IVO yeti's Of a State or coils ty tax assessed attelaathly t., the Constitution. anti give satisfactory evidence. either on his oath or of firtatition. or the oath or allirmatioll of another, that he has paid such a tar, or on tailor.. to pr.Olll.a. a receipt shall make oath to the payment thelool. Second, hr he claim a rigid to vote by helms an ,•I rotor between too two rd twenty -ms' and twenty two ye a rs, he shall do pose on Oat h or affirmation that he has resided in thin Static at least nee year pox( Leila. , Ids application, nod IohISO finch 'woof of re,h1..m.0 in t he district nein requir etl by this act. and that, lie does t erily believe. from tile inasinnt elven him. that he is ~r ihu n b m iabrosaid. and aucU ut ter 1..1 ic.llllrtat by this act, whore upou the name of t h e person thus admitted to vote shall lie Inserted in t he alphalietleal list by the Inspec tor, ar,d Wafl mad,. opposite thereto by writing the word ~- if Ito shall be ioltnittod 1.0 vOl.O by rwoll ot has ink mild tax; or the word "age," if ho shall be admitted to vote by rooms ,if tool] ago. shall be celled ant to the clerks. who shail make the like notes on the lists of voters held lay them. " In all Cities where the name of tile person clidmiug to vote is found oil the list,furuialted by the Commis. stoners turd assessor, or tilt, right to vote, whether found thereon or not, is objected to by say qualified citizen, It shall be the duty of the inspeeiors to examine such person on oath aslo Lilt quallfleatlOnfl, and if he eJahmt to have resided within the State iiir one year or more Ids oath limb he sufficient proof thereof, lint shell make proof by at leant olio competent, witness. colic shall lin a qualified elector, that he has resided in the district for more than ten day's next immediately pro coiling such election, find What) also himself swear that his bona tide residence, In pursuance of his lawful cali• 'mg. Is In said district, and that I e did not remove into said ilistt lot Mr the purpose of voting therein. " beery person qualified en aforesaid, and tyho shall make due proof. II required, of the resifienee''nud pay ment of tuxes tin aforestilif, shall Ln odulitted to vote In the township, *alit or district hi 'which he shahLreside' ." If ally person shall prevent or 'Attempt to piteveril any officer of any election Under Oils net from holding Rich election, or Oita or thicatenlanyt..yirdenre_te tiny snob elllcer, or shell detcirruptrir'loproperly inteffete with him In the execntftin of •hlsdlitY, cr shall hlcelt up the Wlndow,tir, avfinue to' fins' Window 'midis the Same may bo n holding,;'or 'SIMI) riotously' disturb the peace at suclieloetion, or shall use any Intimidating threats, tarot , or violence, with design I 0 ildlUel Ire duly or overnwe any chador, or Co prevent film from vo ting or to restrain the freedom Orcholeu, such persons. on convietion sloth be fined ip atiy stun not exceeding five hundreArdollars, r and imprisoned fbr any time not less than three nor more than twelve months, and lilt shall be Rheum to Cotirte where tire tand of such offence filifdifill had , that the m'e'sa so rilionclinit *tan nut residmnl fit the city, ward, distriet Or LO%llOllll whore the offence was comniftted,' and not' entitled to vote therein. then on eorilleflon' he shall soutoneed to a thictif not lesn'than one hundred 1101.'1110re then one thew sa duthirs anti be imprisoned net less'-than six Months nor Mote thin two ante: l ' - To if any pot son.o.r.Ters.,ols shah oniho tinY,bot or wa or 'upon Or result of.nny• (211:0 i()1 WI klall t110!:,UL .111011woolth, or sliall'offor to onilto coy, r i nch,,b4, or, wn ,gor,elther by vOrbtil.prorlaniiition ,there9,fdlif 'by 'any. written ox printed naverthmaent, oballogge.orl,lkvita' "'any person to inakomireli bot or wager. tipOl? coPYletthw therootho.or they.shittl.fiifelOina pay,tlim ulnasi the , amount so bet Or to ,be bet, • , " Omen 1 )ot io# ^ li)-ISPOflet t .40 1 :1f" 6 . 1 4 ,1, loony vote alto' election of„ hie ,clontineowealth,,or tieing otherwise on 4194 ,1 ehal tot,o out; oS propel itirodtich person to veto; district. or if any . nor,sno knowing, the ,vra of ;Ouch: the poin,c' altlor'firoc nlopding, shall, en,popyletion Lo. lined;.ln Vireo •.Inoiithe. e g.. any aunt 'aut. e'xleetling inidred• dellarsOh&.bo l i ierr e ootioy Ivey , tom mot 'exoqedin Orlon' Wall vote at filer° ,thaii One 'election dislrlotlob otheewhie fteudulOntly.voteinero than oneo on the /4111 . 17 day, or shell frourtuldntly.fold ant,dellror, to:thio tnepeotorlnn tickets together, with the . Intent . , tilviniAto late, or shell prdeurt 'lnitialer , to, do'4o, ha I= .1 1 1 . .1 ‘II , I , 11• 1. ~ • 1 11 , 1 , 1 11...” the r • t • n,y .1,411, I 1, law 4 1. 1.1, II II 511/1 1 1 .111 . 11 1 the =EI MEM MOE 1 111'4. `1•, "Id :I ...I) /1,1 • "111. I ke /11 . `1.., I 0,4 , 1 X"I"I •ft-il I 11" ••di Il',ll/1/I II:IN" I,•i•i` .•r1 the d", = .k 1 Lit ru. i`r : : I I I a It ‘.1,.t010y r y. 1,3 M. '2 That :1,1, fillrf r•.crnl;ltrd Lc nny p,•rf,,rr Comhp , lnud (11,1 4(h se t,ti td the s ,1“11 for the Elevti,. oi .1 this C.,0, 1115ttaitll. (.1111 .1 utioisl Dist:lets " or they effending, shall .on conviction bo any sum notiods than' fifty ndr More than Ave hundred dollars. and bo Inintliniod' for any terra not lees than -three nor more than twelve months:, ; ' , lf any person not qualified to vote in this Common. 'wealth agreeably to law,. (except 'the sons' of qualified . citizens,) shall appear at any place of hlectiou for the purpose of influencing OM citizens qualified to vote, ho ahall'on conviction forfeit and pay any sum not er cowling one hundred dollars for every such offence, and be imprisoned for any term not exceeding threamenths'.. Agreeably to the provisions of the alsty.tirst - motion . of the said act, every . General and Special Moan= shall bo opened between the hours of eight and ton In the forenoon, and shall continuo without Interruption or adjournment until sovorCo'clock In the evening, when the polls shall be closed. And tbo.ludgos of the respective districts aforesaid aro by the said act required to moot at the Court Rouse la the borough of Carlisle, on the third day after the said day of election, being Nrlday, the 11th day or No• vembor, then and there to perform the things required of them by law. The following la the bill allowing soldiers to rote: AN ACT to regulate elections by soldiers In actual military service. Storms. 1. Ile it enacted by the Senate and Rouse of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl vania in General Assembly mot, and it is hereby en acted by the authority of the same. 'That whenever any of the qualitiod electors of Ibis Commonwealth shall be iu any actual military service, under a requi sition teem the President of the United States, or by the authority of this Commonwealth. and en such, eb sent from their place of resitionee,on the daya appoint ed by law for bolding the general or 'Presidential elec tions within in this State, or en the days for holding eporial elections, to till vacaueies, such electors shall he entitled, at snob times, to exercise the right of suffrage, no sully as If they were present at their usu al places of elections, in the manner herein after pro , scribed, and whether at the time et voting, such elm shall he within the limits of this State or not ; end the right of voting shall not be affected, in nay manner by the tact of the voter having been credited to any other locality than the place of his actual resi dence by reason of the payment to him of local bounty by such other locality. tl u. 2. A poll that shall bo opened In each compa. ny, ream s d In whole or In part, of Pennsylvania soldiers, at the quartets of the Captain, or other officer thereof, and ail electors, belonging to seen company, wile shall Ile within one mile of such quarters, on the day of election, and not prevented by order of their commanders, or proximity of the enemy, from return ing to their company quartets, shah vote at such poll, and at no other place . officers, other than those of a company, and other voters detached and absent from their companies, or In any military or naval.hospltal. or lu any vessel or navy yard, may vote ounli polls .its wiry be most convenient fur them, anWwhen there shall be tun or more voters at any place, who shall he unable to at tend any cunpany poll, or their proper place of election, as atliresaid, the electors present may up n n pool, at sack place as they may select, and cur tify hr the p011.b001., 0 hich shall be a record fth proceedings at said election, substantially, in mariner and loriu as herein after directml. no. a. The polls shall be memo lae early as proetl. cable un raid day, and t swain open at least throe, bouts, nail it necessary in the opinion of the judges of the election, in railer to r , ceive the votes of ail the electors, they may keep the polls open until seven o'clock In the afternoon of said day ; proclamation thereof shall he made at, or before, the opening the polls, quad one hour before closing them. 'l. timbre any votes shalt be received, mid judges and ,forks shall each take au oath, or affirmation, that he sib,. per,orin the duties of judge, or clock, (ns the the case may heo of said idection, according to late, arid to the b•st or his abilities, and that ho will studi ously endeavor tb prevent fraud, deceit or abuse in con ducting the same, which oath to alllrtivitdon any of the said judges tor clerks so elected or appointed ma, ad to each other; and the same shall be writing, or partly in raten and partly printed, and segued by saidljuilgos and Merits, and certified to by the party administering the same, or attimneil to or entered upon the pull-boultont there signed and cer Wiwi as aforesaid. %rt . ii. All elections shall be by ballet, and the judges 1.1 election may, and upon cuallenge ul arty egg,- er. shall examine, uptloroath or a HI e VllO App vont to vote. (iv loch oath or 0.1111,10.1111,11 any of LIIII 0.1111 judges may nundolster,, to respect to 1111, right 0/ N l /1.0 and his qualdieations 10 1010 111 the particula said maenad., cit.,. h. lough, test nsbip m em/lity ul tilts %tate. in wit' •It hr ,Minis resi.l,•l,e, . sod 10110,1 rt.- en sing any sole', the judges, or it 100)1.1 lty al them, steal be tati•diod that each applicant is et goblin./ eat. 01 -styli place. _ Btc. Z. tiaparatopoll—bookashall beheld. end separate, rot ur.n outdo for the voters ol cacti city, or 0011nty the pall 4/001,1 -11011 dame the emnpall) and the pldce, post or boaplte. is w its II t o , 11 electior to hold ;the county and lownethip, city, buraug a, ward. pt yamct or ithetitaa district au each ',eta, shell be in dorsed 0141081 i 13 leis 110140 Oil tutu poll books; each derk than keep one of bald so that then, may he a double hots ofvoteret. Try % Each lieltet 011011 1000 1 0 Written Pi printed, or partly we ate. 41111 partly pi tilted thereon. tau unmet, ul all the and:on it Moll Iday prow, ly' bo vete/ 101 . ut ter oinch tilt bald elector desires to c. U. That LI, judifes to “ h , rn set Lid.' 5.111 he %t.,/.1 , L1, shall be ~11a11, upon Lite recu pt. prOnOlinve ‘ , lOl u 1 nu Lbin i,deo the 111111.11! the el,- h„r. Js Mode Lo hint, and the judg Silt i.eul LIJAL hold en.otor ft, th... UtAiLed OLILLn, nuid tegelly i utiUrd, accoruing In the 1:01:stitot 1,/ and 1/I,s i i the :tale, to 'olo lit said clot ton, shall tidy put !MIA ticket 111 thi• h/il5, other Cecil o• 1•• thocet II eilnn.ut 11 , sp,Ling the nul ce, 01 persons voted Lit mid the c erks shall enter L/1111/1111110 01 till:111,1, in 11,1.011 hi lik of hls conuty. stied, prw . iect, city I,r , ti,'ll. i r t , ..lllp,ountl cuto,l3 ol hts rc,l , le,cc, subhtautiltll . y in pu,naoce td the (omit hvccihattt r glvcl3. .01 th done of the polls, the number of Voters hball catiul,•d and rot atl.. II al the orthe list ut reters,and rcl tit, d and . 5 11 all oy the Jltager, anti attLede I by the tier ks, hot 11. After t..« poll books are ,i4ned. the ballot box oh ill be"Opetied, and the Closet- Ibmrlu .lore, LI, shall Ira 101,11 ullt, one at It tillle, Ir!, one ot tlivj ri Igoe. a I, 1.11.t11 read altslinetly. ivlule the Lickt . t reataltre iu foie humid the Itarile,,r iruuro, t .eroltle,. Lamed. ter the never a °Moors voted 1 or, /trill Olen deha er it t o the neeund judge, oho shall eAlnu.ine th e puny i t Lu tee third,ludge, ~Ito shrill s ring the Cite fo r scale ray opt.., thrtaii 0011 carertally preaurve (hi- 0011,. the some ,mtiva shalt he idiraued AC to earn lakati Ont. until all the V 4000,0 counted. tlte 12. it belle err lwu cr more tielteta mball be found d oettfully folded or rolled tegether, neither or toiela ts. thall he A-minted , and If tiek, t ni,,no than the proper nutneer Of I•titava ti r the canoe 0111C1., It Shall he eoioddered fraudulent as to all ol the 11 nleH designed f•rr that &like. but no faith,. e. 13 A" check In coati' log each elei It shall keep .1 tally Lift front a titeli vatas shalt WV., 1101•11 ree.•lce tally list shall constitute a pact tol the poll-hock, 14 Atter the usainhiati..n t.f th e deka, Shull hi. completed, the nuinhoi ot tutus for each per Foll, Ili tile inanity ell-books 101 a toresahl shall he en unit ra uticlei the inspection of the judges. and set du»u hereinafter providid. in the tutu, of the pi.11.1.,A. ee, It. Ihe I.liaa inst shall be eillistantially the term of the pull-bucks, to be kat t by the judgini and clerks 01 the . le, tyro, tilliug in the blanks carefully : MEM _ . . Poll-hook ()I th ) hold on Chu etwond Tuosd o•ftlotni.v, ono thonsvnd (+lit ut hoc eleV day, 66 the Cont ., may be.) by the (outlined electors id . ( oundy, city,) :tot, of I'euua~lcuni t. In nompany . ot Eh, eglinent er Penns I vanl,t, ro'untoors, (er fts the rare mat be,) held at (naming the place, post, or honpital,, A II EN', being duly elected na judger of nail chat ion, and and L M, Loin„ duly apihiluted vlrrkr of Miii.ll .•Irrtioe, Were nev.•taliy swan u, or affirm vd, in per rertlarnter herewith lett r N umher a nil 1141/11,4 of the electorn an d th e i r county, city, bol °ugh, ,town: ardp or prueinet, of slu rear ; No.), A IS, county of . town 1-111pui No L, L 1), c,,unty ot , township of It Is hereby certin,l that the numl,er or ,•1 morn 1w county, Pennsylvania, voting at this 'Ave lion, amounts to A t test It, I. M. Clerks. Form of certificate of path afjudges'and clerks; We, All, C id and 1 F. judger: of this election, and J It and 1. M, clerks thereat. do ran h severally swear, (on aflirm,l that we will pe•rterut the duties at judges and c uric of said election, severally acting MS above set forth, according to law and to the best of our abilities, and t bat we will of udiousl y endeavor to prevent fraud, deceit, or abuse, In conducting the same. A B, C I), F, Judgea. Mls= 1 hereby certify, that C D, F. F, judgos; and 1 ti and 1. M. clerks, were, before proceeding to take any votes et said election, In - 4 duly sworn, or afttrtued, as afore said. Wit Hess my hand this dny of Anno Domini ono thousand night hundred and A It, Judge of election I certify that A B, ind o affirusald, also so MOM' (or affirmed) by me. _ tVitners my Lend, the dittoabnre written. 3 H, Clork of elections. SEO. 10. A return, to wr Meg, shall Ile made in each poil-book, bet tin t , will' In words. nt length, the whole number of hal it.tit cant Mr each ot➢ce, (except ballots re. jortod:) time flame of each ivtrFon voted for, and t he . ' number of voter given to each portion, Inc each dlfferm I office; which retutu shall be certified an correct, ,1 14 . 1 .,,,ti by the jungon, and attested by Om ; soch return, shall be fubtanutinlly or follows : . . . At - on election held I y the ()lectors of company , of tho reklment of Pounsyl. vanla soldiers, nt (owning the place NI hero the election IEI held) there were (owning the number lo .words, at length) r. votes cast 'for the office of Uover nor, of whlch A 11 had votes, 0 0 votes : for Elevator, votes were east, of which E E had. votes, G II had. votes; for Represent atives votes VOt. were cost. of J 1 bad votes, L M had ,votes, and in the same manner as to any other officers voted for. At the end of the return, the Judge, shall certify In substance, as follows, giving, If officers, their rank cod number of their regiment, if privates, the, number of their regiment and company viz : A true return of the election, held at aforesaid, on the . day of , Anne Domini one thonsand eight hundred and A Captain company A, oue hundred and thirty-Bret regi ment Pennsylvania volunteers. D,company A, one hundred and thirty-first regiment, Pen n Fyl van le vol unicorn. EP,company:A,ol:lPhundrodand thirty first regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers. tted . L At, OlorUs Ste. 17 After canvassing the vote In manner afore said, the judges shall put In an envelope ono of tbo poll-books, vd. h its tally list, and return Meech city or county; together with the tickets; and transtelt the I sumo, properly sealed , up, and directed through the nearest poet office or by express, as soon as posiiible thereafter. to the prothonotary of the court of common pleas of thb city or county in which saidolectore would , have voted, if not In the military serybm aforesaid, (being the,eity or .county lorwhiclutho polbbook was Itept„) and the other poll-hoolc..of mild city or county, enclosed in no ouvelopo and sealed as aforesaid, and properly threaten, shah° dellveredlo - onaof *acorn missibners hereinafter provided for, commis-* Moncr calls for, , the• same le ten , Gaye, antl'lf net 50 called for the same shall be transmiteed.by mall or by express, as soon as possible thoreafter,to the Secretary' 'of the. cootieeoewenitb> who shall carefully proserVe th 9 .same. and en demand of Om proper Mathoilotory,: . de -•I .liver to`suld prethonotary, arid hialohntl male official soa4 aCortiflod bony of the return of the votes so trues, witted, to and received by him for nrild elty, or county - , 'of!Whichithe &Intendant ie rrotininetarY. • I , ,Sitelf2V,PlO morn Informality , Ito-the manlier - of 'cat , . rYing out, or executing, buy of the.previsleue of this net shall Invalidate any election -held under the same, or,outltdristi the -return .theteof;to - fraieleotod or sot ,Neldo; per shall any fallure, on the pert of the co/aunts.' Stoners: to tench or visit any regiment or company, or. Abe tall tire Oany erlinnahy Or part ofrompany to vote, 'invalidate any election which may be hetd,under thie I — Ste. 28. Tie several' inthiwlsod !eel needed aria election, shall have like powers, and theyout well' as other persons, who may attend, vote,ofeffer tovote, lit raft' elretioni bestibleet to the ilke penalties . .andsrestwitttionn gears declared or reoyided In theaaso of oluctione, by the citlaene, at their wiled places *of election; and all of the provisions of, the general election lawn of this State, ao tar ai.appllcable and not inconsistent with the provisions of thin got, tkor j up • plied thereby, shall apply to all elections held under this act. ; . . . Bth, 20. No compensation shall be allowed to any judge orelerle, under this act. Sao, 80. When the sheriff of any city or county shall Issue hie proclamation fore election, fora presidential, codereasional, district, city, county or Ste to election, under the laws of thie State, to shall transmit Isom. diately, copies thereof, to the field officers and Rimier captains In the cornea, aforesaid, from mid city or county. Sec. 81. The sum of fifteen thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, Is hereby appro- priated from the general revenue, to bo paid upon the older of the Secretary of the Cotninenw °alai, to carry tials law into.effect. Sze.' 82. When any of the electors, mentioned In the first lies:lona this act, lees then ten in t umber, taunt be momknt a of companies of another State or Territory, or ter any sufficient or legal cause shall he septnitud from their proper company, or shall be in any. hospital, navy-yard, vessel, or uu recruiting, provost, or other duty, whether within or without the State, under such cirumns, auras as shall render It probable that he or they will be unable to rejoin their proper company. or to be present at his proper place Mole:Alum uu or hie lore the day, of the eleCtionli, therein mentioned, Held cluster or electors shall h. ve a light to vote In the fol lowing manner Sao. 83. 'rho voter aforesaid is hereby authorised, before the day of election, to deposit hie - ballot or ha/. otri properly folded, as required by the goner al elec• lion laws of this state, or otherwise, as the enter tuay cheerio in a seal , d on, elope, together with a wrhtesi or printed, or partly written and partly printed Mato wont, containzug the Caine of the votes, the county, township, bermes or ward of which he le a resident and a written ur printed authority to seine qualified voter in the (flintier, district, of %bleb sold voter Is a resident, to cast the ballots, contained in said envelope toe him Ull the day of said election. said statement and authority to be signed by the said rotor, and at tested by lOU commanding, or commissioned officer of the eumpariy, of which ho Is a member in the case of a private, and some commissioned racer of the ro gluten t. in the cube of on ofilcor, lteny such officers ere conveniently IteeetiFible, and If otherwise, than by bOll/0 other witness; and thorn also shall accompany said ballots. an affidavit Of sold voter, taken before some one of the officers aforesaid ; and Lr the absence of such officers, before tome other person dilly authorized to administer oaths, by soy law el the :date, that he Is rpielifieu votes In the election tiktriet In which ho proposes to vote that he Is le the uatual mil Lary ser vice or the United Staten or of this State, describing the organization to which he balongry.tbat hr has nut out his ballots to any other person or persona, than too one in (net] authority mentioned, that he will not Mho. to vett, at any poll, n 'rich may be opened C, said election day, at any place whatsoever, and that he Is not a deserter, and has not been cllshonerably dis missed. font the service, and that hr lo now stationed at , In the State bald sealed envelope containing the said ballots, statements authority and utlidas it as aforesaid, to be sent to the proper porton, by snail or otherwise having written u, printed en the outside, across the scaled port the reef, the rnKda, -. soldier's ballot for township, (borough or ward,) In the county of SEC. 34. The elector, to whom such ballot shell be soot, shall, on the day of election and whilst the polls of the in oper district ore open, deliver the envelope, so received, unopened to tho proper election officer, wise shall open It in the prorrenco of the election lsrard., and deposit the ballots therein contained. together with the envelope, and accompanying papers, us other ballots are deposited, and said board shall et lint and Ctll/VARI the Sallie, ill the same manner as other soles Ca , t. at said election ; and the person delivering the tonne day, an the demand of any elector, be compollel to testily. 011 “alb, that the ssivelope, so deli eared by Trim, Is in rho 'same eta to as wyon received he him, and t t the same has trot beer open, d or the contents, thereof changed imp altered, iu 1111 y svny, by him or soy other person. dn. 'lb° right of any prison, thus offerfng 11. v. te, ttt any such ideation, knii) by challenged. for the tam- Callao, That it c , utl.t be it he mere pers , wiall,s present and, for no olio,. r unroll or Callao. :in Any lilac ii any general, or special elec tion, in (Irk :tate, w refus to recut or any ninth envelope. and depot it such ballots. or to 0,111.1 and rant as., and any elector who shall e e11101..p0 011,1 ridnati (0 deliver tho battle, to the til disirici, ',lnterval on the fait! Nivel. pc stroll t.t• guilty of a ualrdernenuor, and etteoli.ll tllort.of, :I/ALL° puuts,hoti lay imprison- Mont in Ili, Sun 0 ponntenti:ny not exceeding five pont a. 3 nil ht not. not ding ono thousand dollars. r 1.,) ", I.oult 111 ill. , U 180.111,1 01 tine court. SIX i. 7. a ins pers on mho shall to ilfully and cor rat ptly make and slii.sortlie airy false affidavit. or mat,e any lalse oath, loncLiug not Matter or thin, provid ed in this ect. shall 1,1 deented.au Ity of wilful per tuni.lipottieoneletion thete..f. Own be punished Irt iloprianntuoill in the :tate penitentiary not exceed lire five years and line Nol , Odil.g on lair I.r by eager or I'ool. 11. On. disci eta,. „r liar, c ,-.. 1. sEc. :18. That it bitaii be tile ditty , •1 I lie t.tra,relaty n 1 : no, t I .I),p:tr . , tho llocoaloir3 Wash 111 , I i Carr" out nl . this act, /Old flIrlii•11 :hit MI., 1, Oro ti•e t•I pc to ris /so engapd ill tl.v attrit.uy !nit, It . , n: hi' 39 In calif. alit. elect, in willtaly se ri Iry of aid Was ia, ot an) loofotal, ninitary Or mt. 01. ‘.l . nnt.y vto,cl.r navy :.to .1, the state.nent nod 1011 , 1 n, It. Its then act isietet Ruled may he gitileaSed by, end 111.0, t, fore, an.y r el the ....so, na t.) . e l ntLrr pig 0 lit .Ilich n,iiJ vo:er Is. for Ilse time Lying engaged. Oal: I, the duhv 01 ..vane aSSessor, 111 kiln ruitlitottlaealth, as.css nod re tore, lit the Illailt.er I OW 12.21 ml,l lip la ,t, a coon it till of ten yew. upon too h and eilly .10.1,2,22122t00l cur and pri.eett., and 114ttal taxi, Upon iloy ofileer Ilw,x n I•y them to he lit the milt Lan stlrritql of Ili, Uttil22,l ' , lat., t this Stem, ill the r rot t ; all I tile, any . 1, the .•utittod na11,1..1t .11 EH' added. by suet. 10 lit, 2,221.22- heft Ix anti list, 1..' r -ter, oo tint aiti.itratiota of atry. 2,1,0, .2; Ifni VE I` taut di.l I to' prreiticr herein bleer nii.:llt, or would hair a rialit to vote it n..t ti ~ 2 ,2. a- n.2.22-.211.1; hod such 2l 1 mil 12.112• 21111 efts 3 . 1:111 exempt all Gill, pe,,tial dining 1.1.2•1 r couti latheo in rtl-t1 to•VVI., and silt a1 , • , ,1S +.h.111 ti each and eiery case tit .0111' h a.sesseel soldiers eilleurs, uithout ton or re..ard thortleue give it certifies. , aseen regu lar or 101131[10114 I 11 , NE,n1EIVas• • wwi citizen of the oath it ilist lig rr lin slay at any flute 210- 111.11,1 ilo• fittltie .aild Upon Lila pru.entation the.,,ot to the tas collegtor of said di=ll let. or the treasurer of the said cou uty . it snail Is , Oho duly of said riltleer to receive saiit Asst 11 [ln ot end from any pectin offer ing It pity the same. tor tile soldier or on., therein 113111. , E, 1111.1 to eu „I• UlltEll fOrtifEClltP a receipt here Sere i.atid it shall min, Ist the Out) I 5:41d colter -1.0 .ottoitt.ty tteatini r to recelle sacred t an 110111 Etrly Per. VollEE °filo ill fifty Sher:11110 for any ,0 &a id Olive,. to e ilikets, with. tit requiring it certifi cate of assessment, tt bon the names of ouch persons shall have he , a dilly etiteir..d upon she , assessment hook, and tax duplicate t„uld ifite tt reiaiipt there llnr to at eh person stat ar, therein the name o f the 011 ii '' r s leis,' tax is (Lis fail, the, year xhich it 1... and the date of the pay ment thereof: xt, lc!t said certificate andiecelpt, or rrorlitt only shall he prlllits la,•10 evideti-n to arty eiegLien hoard pt edged, ler by this -rist, - tielbre Which file Fatal' 11122 y h. off. 1..1 of t e duo assessment of said tux. ac - einst and Site payment thereof by the soldier or °Meer . thin vin named. otlin 101 l the same . alot hot said 11 eel ion hoard shall net he (..ilt•relly precluded Lout 1,2011211 g Other proof of the right to-vote, as this act or ll.e general eleetion of CuillitlOnliealth, and if any of said as'sessur.. collectors Or L rt.,ti I es, shall neglect Or refuse to coniply will. the proviStellS I I IJiis suction, Or to potful fn any of the du, ties therein to joined - Upon theta, or either of trom it,,. or they su ode tog., shall he considered and adjudged gii II y 21, 21 2112,12 , 1112.21022 r 1t101112,, still shall, on rOll vie- Lion. be fined lu any sun 1088 thou I.Wriltly, nor more that two bundled dollars; Provided, That the additions , assi..stnouls required to he Marts by the abort• tort too, le the city shill bit LIIEEEie lift Uplllll . I LEI,O f any eit izen, ot the ele..tion distt lot upon earth .d* affirmation of suet] citizen to he tiltini 01.4,0E1 by' the rissessor that ouch, abseut soldhic is it citiz lit Of Olio a action distriet, or precinct ...herein such ansessiatt.it is iellulied by such eillSen to to,, unit!, A 13, l Judgos C E E. election SEC. al. This :Let shall not apply to the electl,n of of meiniews of cou n cil. or to ward and division etlicerri in the city of Philadelphia. - . Al . l,lll . r.D—Tho twenty-fifth day of AUgust, Anno Ihnotnt ..no t Noun Ind eight hundred and sixtt•foilr. A. 0 Olean under toy Laud. at Qu lisle. thlt. 12th day of Oetebor, 15C4. J. I'IIO.III'SON ItIPP hi Oct. 21, 18 A. hLeri R. Lochman Photographs Et Ambrotypes, A RE always ahead of all others. His / - 1 cartes do Ildte are gents or art, and his largo Pladograpths cannot ho excelled. Ills Ambrotypes are superior pictures—Pert us s, Isbing good pictures are rota. sled to call at ',nebula t.'s 41allery In Mrs. NolT's Building oppohlte the National Bank—Main street. :in, IStl.l. HENRY HARPER, No 520 ARCH Street, PHILADELPHIA, Ilse n largo ,lock of WA 'CUSS, FINE JEWIWIT, SOW) Si LvE it.w A RE, Suporlor plated FBA SET,. SPOONS, FORKS, Sc Sept lat4.---Zolo. I~OR SALE. A "r ?it ' desirable private residence will b . on reasonable terms. It la u largo three story Brick House, lardy built, with all the niode'rn Improvements and Is located In one of the best portions or Carlisle. Apply to JOHN HAYS, Atty at Law 0at,.7,1804 I i `STATE NOTICE.. Li Letters Testamentary on thr estate of John Le fever, due'd, tots of Penn township haring berm iBFU6.I to the subscribers. the first residin g In Penn township, and the second in West Pl:ninth- re' township: notice is hereby given tr. nil persons Indebted t maks Pay" wont, and atom] having claims to present diem: to DAVlDLveuvat,, . , Bert. 20, 18134.. ' Judge of elocJioo. li - 4 1 STATE NOTICE. - `)Letters testament:try- on tho estate of Robert Irvine, Sr.; dooN., lath of thilorough of Cavil.* bravo be issued by the Regis or of Cumberland eenuty, to the subserlborq, reStaing In wild Borough. Nola is hareby Oran to all pi Terns indubted to said eetato to Milko payment:, and all baying claims to progont them duly authenticated to 'JAMES R. IRVINE,' ROBERT I RVItsAl, ' ' JOHN IRVINE, September 23, 1844--Aot* . r , ' Exes. A ISTATE •., IL Le‘tterti of. Achnlohtration on the estate of John Viewing, Into or Itammlen township tlee4l,lMViog been, lonoti to S,itnnel Albright, resitting at Oyster's rolut,' PennsborO' township, notice hereby given to, nu porioni‘ indebted to told estate to analte paxintnt, _ttnitttlPe having elnpna to present thentliir settlement to,SANUEL, ALl'o6llll`, Fent.l3o, ": ' Administisktor.'• ; ETTERS-oBt,stne l otar,yorijhp ,; ( 01 win: O . .. J3 4q ., of Weet V'en,n eborou g Twp.. bava beam ll'aritedltnfr),te MainabfAkkte , "V 11,311 1111 olonne against, the,Estato w ill be presented and all paymentamade. )11fNjt *'lCl ELIAI7, Sept.ao 18044-Bb, .. . ttN r -StItAN.B 'to thei.r ad- . ii.:..ventake,to 4141 and nurOttkaa tteln Btadleinea at Jnlp ; ; ; , - , , asLeroti-s•-. Exity a JOHNSON, Speaker of the House of RepreFentalves JOIIN Speokor of the Senate Proolitmaiicia. WHER•EAS the TIOU.• JAMES Ir. Onadam Presider t J udge nl the several Courts. of Common Pleas of the countlei of Onmbertand, ry, and Juniata, and Justice of the several Courts of. Oyer and Tertntner and General Jail Delivery, In ' counties, and Michael Cocklin and lingh Stuart Judges of the Ootirts of Oyer and Tertnincr'snd Jail Delivery for the trial of all capital and 'other offenders, to • the. mid county of Cumberland, by their precepts to me directed. dated the 24th day of August, 1806, Woe oe. , dared the Court of Oyer and Terminer and Gannet , Delivery to be holden at Carlisle on the 2d Monday of November, leC4. (suing the 14th day,l at 10 o'clock the forenoon, to continue two weeks. NOTICE is hereby given to the Coroner; Justices; SE the Prace. and Constables of the saidoonnty'of CUM. berland that they are by the said promopt oommanded to bo then and there In theb.. proper periona, 'Stith their rolls, records, and Inquisitions examlnationS, and • all other rem. mbraneett, to do those th ings Iv !doh t 'their offices appertain to be don", and all thaw; that are bound by rocognisances, to prosecute against the prisoners that are or then shell be in the Jana mad, county, Are to be there to prosecute them as shall to • j 4et. J. T. HIPPEL Oct. 7.1881. Sheriff.. • COMMERCIAL' PHIS Institution is again reopened and. j reorganised, with a full corps of Teachers and Im:roared facilities at Carlisle, Pa. Youngmanl per. mit ne to make a direct appeal to you in behalf of that which should claim your Bret consideration. In the worth of that honored and talented !Intone= Haney Cloy, Young man prepare yourself for business ^.— This le emphatically a busluesa Institution. kiverr. 011.i1111 1 to here taught to Originate and conduct all the, hooka and Forma pertaining to actual businats,—thina, lalnelog theory Into prune°, and thereby having thous pursue the regular routine of the Counting-liens°. 0013RBS OF INSTIRIOTION Donb'e 'Entry , Book-heoping In Its various forme and unpile:alone, including general Wholesale and Mal. For,‘ ardlng, Commission, Exchange, Jobbing and imp.. bug, Railroading. eleamboating, Banking. Commercial Calculations, Penmanship In every 140) of the art. Phonography, &e. Clergymen's sons entertho: reheat at half the regular ratan. Night school from 7. t 4, 0 P. .I. For further particalitre call at tho Coliegi Roomei (Itheetn'e Building) or adarota Send ter a Circular Sept. to, 18t4—..3t PUBLIC SALE TOWN nM PROPERTY. On Saturday, November 12th, 1884 rip E subscriber will sell at the Court linage in the borough of Carnal,. at 10 o'cloek t m , the following deverltant real eatato, Two Frame Houses, with Lack buildings. Tho front buildings of there. boom, are 17 by `.2, foot, the lets 20 by 250 feet. Ad °thing thero houses Ic a BRICK DWELLINGPi t 4,-*, HOUSE, P with a two story back Liu lid lug, which R 111 to sold at the same time arid place. 1 hese properties aro situated on Wost Fouth Arcot, bound on the north by property of James Hoffer, on ret 6c James Walker, on the west by 0.-o. Hoffer and on tlm "oath by Routh street. Also, at the S3lllO tiro, and place Four Frame DWELLING HOUSES, in the rear of the above described property on Ohap►t alley. Thee, bops,. ere till provided with es.coldstat eellsrs and trarrets MI of theme pi oportlea are built In the most aubstan tin' manner of rho best matorial and situated In one of the most pleasant p r Jona f Carlisle. • Alec, ut the earns time and placa a vacant Lot of ter uwi Aitustod on• the north west corner of Pitt atroet and Chapel alley enntalnlng $5 feet front by 00 deep. This 1.41 a fenced in, and Las a good mvemout around It. 8. Jo cmnnoncc at 10 o'clock. a. m, nn Raid day when attendance 11111 no given and iprmx made l< nown by JA)IZ.d LIOFFEE, Oct. 21, —tv A Choice Farm for Sale ! - stiffill farm of T RT 1." THREE Or. Yi Mgt, of Plainteld la olf• lerod for sole let old :. o ,end tauty. The hhprove• 'two is aro a Lirge A ...a 31301.733LM HOUSE, g no and f la BRICK. and tho , f r Oler Fit AMP:, tint, FRAME BARN• •w; vs h the n eCtrersttry attarhmenta to both 'louse nosh Barn. The land la smooth and fertile. :care, a rock ran ho found upon the whole tract. NO More nttrn CIA v 0 lilt o property wan ever °tiered for sale in this, (runty. For particulars apply to JAMES A.. DUN B 4 It, At tornoy at Lew, Carlisle Pa. Sept 2, 1984 'Valuable Farm for Sale. r 111 11E subscriber offers for sale hie farm' hltu3to in N'iddle.e..x township, 4A tollee from rontainlng tiNif. HUNDRED AND SEVENTY. EMIT AN eft . . by an old survey, moot of which la un der cultivation. Thu quality of tho laud la Slate and &ravel, wbien rapidly vader the action of Lime. The improvements are a Dolible Stone %0• 4 n HOUSE,- ~1 Y with Kitchen attached , and Waab FLA House, Wood House & Smoke Rouse, 4 ' l ';'- 4 ' - convenient. ALSO, A LOG BARN, HAY HOUSE, Hog l'en, Carriage House, Corn Cribs, dm. There hi pile variety of Fruit on the premises. The propert v is divided by a private rood and would make two convenient farms. It is admirably adapted for a stock farm. has tug easy access to running water, and the nicadows yielding a never failing and abuud ned of !lay. It lo veil fenced and bee been thoroughli limed. is convenient to Church and 8' hool, and .joins the well known •i Carlisle Springs," Whi c h afford n market tech g the summer. Altogether It is a &Niro propm - ty. ' Ttfo. FTFTTIRICTIT aces rf raeoilent fflll if ' lli LAND about miles from the above them, lying along the base m the North Mountain, acceseiblo to ovary point. Tide will be sold together or to lots to purchasers. Apply to George S, Clark, near the prends e, ,ledge Watts, Carlisle, or the suliscilLer, at Harrisburg." Augunt 20. I,4l—tf Large Sale of Real Estate. I will expose at Public Sale on A t , prorni.ss at Ore noon, Cumberland County Pa., thst followizlg dese,ihed real estate. On the Sixth & Seventh of November, 1884. A moat excellent and highly cultivated him Mi. gaining 105 Acres of cleared Land, with • tract of ilve acres of WOOD LAND. The !ro py rcrucuts aro a good BANK BARN, a la go and commodious .41fAL - F It A EHOUS E, a largo Corn-crib and Wagnu-shed,4i _ with all other necessary out•bu'ld- • '— Inge, a largo ()KORA RD of grafaal fruit fraos no farm is well' supplied with water, the faucet aro manly Post.and-rull and 13' and Purse, Also a large two story and a half MITCH HOUSE conudoin nineteen roorne, woll calm:data (or a boarding house or tavern stand nlth a lot two hundred foot d ep so d slaty front having erected on It a large a mble capable of bpi' Ink; twelve or fifteen 'horses, Also a FI.tASIF lIOINS and lot of ground in the same viliage,the property of iha Firm of Line tattler and Company The lot is forty feet front and two hundred deep. Also a large and convenient SCIIOO.I. noom fifty by thirty two, furnished with Illokoke patent desks and ehAirs. One of the best points on the Cumberland Val ley Rail-road Cot au Academy or'lligh-School, known as the Groasen Academy. Two separate tracts of land adjoining the town, of fifteen anti thirty acres well cultivated find Armed, wlhb tw else acres or more of woodland adjoining, Also a row of HOUSES in the same villuge,gprialetlog of six Tenneinent bounce ofghteou foot by twenty, with a lot attached to each. A Iso a FRAME IV AltE-1.101.1811•Arith Bvo hntifired Pet of siding, with grounds Attached sufficient for gob oral wharfage. • - Also a DoOI3LE TICNEMENT I.lo l Mir Ith whicb are erected convenient stables. .i• • Also a frame TENEMENT HOUSE twenty-Mk t: bp . twenty, two stories high, with S lot, on which la'okeet ed a stable. Also a U lIN-MA,EICR SIIOP and. BLACHapITIZ wt th lots attached. The above propei'ty le .1 naiad at. (iroarpn Stalin, on the Comb. Valley tallroildl, , Vor further particulars inqUiro pf .. .• ZOIIN 311A)40ze,. Otematn O. , Wo,hitacitakpr's Brownl iputfl AD ?J4V'T CLOTHING, Cornor;of'Cm & Marknt Btreeo; , . • Philadalphis SPECiAr. I),EPARTMI'..ZT roic No. 1 Ootitli Otli tireatY'' Cloodiarlooan reasonable joliciAj Will. H. Cdt/C, rtO*Pg o fA r -TEII9 I ,'LIYqN/4 11 7_, • 4'iliweon.'.a . O V" I"" ttt ,roSltlett6o 'Pitt " ,atropt, attfoluitig thp ItitrtficollPeCtria; Julyr • • r :,; ne*. 7-2-10? Trea &it .sury Notea. These notashehr,Shieppihit•thornt of 3-10 per, colt. p 0 annum, end urn convo411)1e no the sod of three yearo..'nt.' thic;nptlon of tbo 'holder - Into '-t-20' eta' per cent. botnie, , I h eat,payaNn.lia eolnt .Subnetiptionn reheivod nt the .11118 X, NATIONAL, .11ANIC• or oAnt ! lBLB,llimnolatiigpielipdPhioniter3 'of 0)6 U, • ''• •1' • •/•- Auk. 16.."0 • WOll4lObi3Orbit_l4o- SSEOI4B fudt of pedal basis on orsi4iiietrionanlist : t, -4:1" HARNEEN 0 A BliEttli it'AvEN,& 11/LCOITSautI - • • • • lIALLET,•EkiIVit3;,k Coq pal4biai,24l,,tAtiClSl4 , at ti liaorai dud:1;0E1°11:i , ' td‘ °T°r-Pl'9 `270181'0./11ttfatidell8biti.e vita* • t1at.14,3.801-14ma: ;• , ,••;J: ,:phtliuttolpb.l4. Zs. YER'S FA ItaiC - . IL M. TRIMMER, Carlisle, Pa- JA.311:8 CLARK
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