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CARLISLE, PA.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1565
s. M. PETTENGILI. & CO.,
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to St. Ihtston, ire our Agents for the F.RAIA
a;:ni , lol3, HIM are autlwrized to take Advertise
ants And iuttseriptlons for us at our lowest rates.
VICTORY
Enough is known of the elections held on
last Tuesday to make it certain that the
Union pnrty has every where carried nll
before it. From New York, Neiv Jersey
Maryland, Basta' hosett s, and Minnesota
comes the glad news of victory to tho friends
of Freedom and Government. Their sucee..i,
has been most triumphant; the defeat ni
those who withstood them has been over
whelming. Like the traitors of the South
with regard to the Rebellion, the Democracy
staked their 'existence on the result 6f the
'lnto elections, and they hove lost. They
gave up their long • cherished principles
and adopted tlw war-cry ~f their opponent,
they discarded their own lenders and begged
those whom they denounced while lightimr,
the battles of their country, to lead 00111
again to victory and power. And [Although
some who had served in the armies of the
Republic with distinction, sn f r forgot their
post records, us to give t heinsel ves to the
party of the Rebellion it still availed thorn
nothing. The people have in, little fondness
for hypocri , y us they have 1 ., ,r open di=l,,,)-
ally. The record mule by the Democracy
daring the war has forever blasted all chanei
of its future success. Disgui,e
tts they mny, the people will ever recogniz
in them the covert foes of the country, um]
as such they will alwac, drive them from
the reach of honor or responsibility. \V
have seen the IlebeHine c In.hed and d,reated
by the victorious host , of the Republic. end
ve DOW see the emnpleti.,•%erthnw 1111,1 (1.
struction of the poly that gu\ It hirth.
struggleil for four lon, yi.ars t r ucc it: lite
For both deliveriincos let all loyal Dieu give
than Its
Our Income, Taxes
We puhli,h in another column the incolm.-
rottirned I.y the as:±e-sor ul Iniernal Ile\ (mile
fur lie Ninth of Hr.:: collection
trict, ns the Sallie arl• tox, Ic uuilor our
lu
ternnl Retenue laws. Our urightuu or Ow
Voianicer puhli:hcd last wetlt the Ist
anirmade its pit atton the theme ot it
ar.iele of the saint. issue. \Vu gm.
the article as it appeared except n few re
nrninary and incidental sentence=, and
for it a pet usal hy our readers.
IN'hen we - consider flint etch end every
one is: swarm helifre he or she tii the
am. tint of income for the preceding
we Ore s•ili more amazed at the pultty sums
set opposite the mimes or certain persons
who have of lute 3 ears been reputed art
wealthy. Why, according to this letul n, tee
hate 'put few men in Carlisle whose annual
income IS suntetent o "ti u ltll tile Nv.ints of
their families ! This is d stressing. NVe fire
it town of pox el I . ), IDS cad of a loll❑ of
wealth, as we had siippos d. Some of 011 r
ri pitted wealth citizens li.ive no income—
nut a cent ! Others 11 110 11.1 d sold property
during t. e yeer 10 nor() or rorly
thoosmill dall,lru, reloro a Fell !Mildred IN
their i come. Others again Nvlifi h.lt c Lead
reaping rich rewards front Gov rittnent
steitiiiivs—reveal' s amounting to SI o,otio
SI 5,lnM n Fear—letuln ithout halt as tu.ich
as is consumed on their tables for six mon-
Nis !
. Now. Ithw comes this' There is n screw
loose somewhere. leti who for tour years
nut more talked flippantly about itiul the
"last man and last dollar - to Mr. LtscutN.
for w r purposes, are li! I at once quite pool.
and their 1i0V,111101.11l lilX MIIOIIIII 10 A
drop in the ocean. What are ire to do ?
These "loyail" men have been preaching up
to 11,4` . 111111 a national debt is a national Ides
sing." but they dolt I appear -to see it whim
the I:. Collector asks them to out.
'FL e amount of revenue tax cub civil in this
C unity for the fiscal year ending J title 30,
1865, foots tip 548,373,89. It tcuuld lute
been to cur fit e t tines this Amount It du (sue
return of inermie been made to the Assessor.
We repeat, then, there is something a l'3llg.
t any flue NVIIO is well aegn.iii,ted uvula
our capitalists of II r isle, glance over the
returns of income made by iit-iy of them,
and he will be cotivineeddli our conclusion
is eurr et. We know n Number of nom in
t is place vi ho mitre boaste I of their big,
spec illations in rail—mid, oil, cool andotlt r
stdcics• but it is evident they failed to inen
thou these speculations to the U. S. Assessor.
How is Ibis.
W- desire to call the attention of the peo
ple to this st bject. We are w, II , wore that
for • he last four years or more a widespreitti
iminarality It is Been EI,Vt ep lig over oit
land. lnlidets and libertines hare been ap
pointee to positions of trust and r,sponsi
bility ; bribery, corruption, fraud and pert('
ry have been winked at tt not encouraged
by ilitt,e in power; men who have all their
lives been hostile to our flag and to the
Uttioa,and who during our war with Mexico.
few years shim give their influence, time
money and their prayers to the enemy, now
occupy high posts ol honor, anti dr.tiv enor
mous salaries acid stealings front the Govern
ment mearly because they ell'tict great friend
ship fur the negro. Formerly 'a man wits
considered a p triot who was willing to sae
rifle° his if nueciii.iiiry, tale blood,
fot his country. Not so now. The mAinted
and bliiod stained wart ior, if' he refuses to
bow down to the devlish teachings of :STE-,
VE49, REOCHEitv - P - HltrisiPSi HMI 01 her-iuftunoas
men, are spoken of as "copperheads," and
the power of the "loyal thieves" is brought
to bear against them. The men who have
ruled in this corntry fur more than fool
years, resolved in the outset of their career
to make money at an hazards. 4s a gene
ral thing they are political gamblers—selfish,
reckless, and utterly unprincipled. Their
example and percicietWteachings 'have de
moralized, thousands of men all over the
country, who have become intent up.at en.
riching themselves without regard to the
'Menne they employ. Having made their
"pile," they clutch it with a miser's crasp,
and would hide itfrom the very GovernmetitT
the., robbed.
Neighbor, you make a couple of direct
charges here, now suppose you give 'Some
specifications. If a•iyou assert there are men
in this division who have been reaping rich
rewards from Government tltealinits tunotin
tin to $lO,OOO 0e515,000 a year during,
, the year 1864, pray who are they? ,If you
know a "nutber of men in this place who
boasted of their big speculations" or "who
sold property' during the Year amounting tb'
thirty or forty thousand dollars" dud 'Who
bavent made corresponding returns • please
118 have their names and your sources of
information; We nupect pretty strongly that
there have been some evasions but we don't
know the factor we would give it publicity
without delay. Tliat some persons, on cook
,statements: that are not' correct.
lia) , bathe citee,an4:if typ.ifnetn it we would
' give dear an editoritill,7!l!6ttl,ce;griptiN
c dirmi your aversion to pil4sonalittes, you:
extreme care lest the sensibilities of some
one might be wounded by exposing his vil
lainy to the plblic gaze and your known de
testatiim of any thing that could give of
reuse to any is now, and always has been, e
'cry grew it ndr.ince to the freo at d bold
denuncint , on of wrong in Which you would
etherwi,o dldight. Still this is' no time foi
Don't let your mild irminnet
got limb , tt_crolyou —denounce these scoun
drels, and do it, fearlessly.
Our neighbor rai.eg onotlor
, question
which we would hsys pit-;sed without remark
but for his forcing it Upon us. We are con
tent, gm ct..lly to alto the rsla'ive contri
butions of the two par irs to the support of
the Got ernment to pass unnoticed If On
Democracy are sup! osed to be patriotic wr
have t.o ihjection to them enjoying that
reputation co lung its we ore let alone. It
Democrat , cheer(' to th nk that they did all
the fighting during th , - war and are now pay
ing all tloodebt they canjiist think sst till they
are tired. Everybody has a constitution
al right to be ft., big a fool as he chooses,
provided he don't obtrude his folly on the
community. Bin when men tail: without
consideration w hen they 4ake assertions'
without thinking or miring is ['ether or not
there is either seine or truth in them, it •s.
sometimes ell enongh to give their state
ments come attention. So when tie read
our neighbor's , totements that-men who for
four vests more talked Ilipp,•;tly about
giving the Is-I man and the; .t.t dollar to
Mr. Lincoln fur war purpose are lot once
quite poor and their govo nil , nt t a x don't
A mount to A "drop in th n," rethought
it might be tgh to examine this
st i b i o ct in 01.3,7 how the facts stood.
Wis and taking the re
tnrns of all pi.r,ons who,e income exceeded
Ssoo ;Ind arranged them according to tht-ir
political complexion. In doing this we govt.
the, democracy the benefit of every man
whom we did not know to be a Republican.
l ' his shuwed the amount of in
come, returned by Republicans to hydmilde
that given in by Democrats. Were the
names cons nosed eirizo V nnnl Ihr .sinafler in
' conies till inrludel We have little hesitation
in saying that the returns merle by !Limb-
ate three linos as much as those made
rats. Use rcader• will hear in
mind al .o that thin dlci.i w coinim.ic.l of
Cat North :Ind South Nliddleton,
in.con and Iltdoles,x is very stron , ly Dclllo
- ally Numerically, Itepublicanq don't
atnotlnt to any thing. The ()valuers} are
dominant, they control School 13s irds, El
.4 no i.l, ;11 , .1 o , ery olhrr mi:sleir. II or
.raniv. mon A :111 , 1 Ihoc rule tht•st ti it fll l l ,
lIA
1..,117 In -pit It :1111
rrprest•tilvd all lli intere , t+ 1 Oils set•ll,.ll
the County. Vet CR. mire
t•mi , t.tntlN twitted Hliont ,heir
almtit phingcll the cmj,:fry into jr-
I ,tri c ‘, l l,le ruinjiia 1,,r ihr ni , j , ,for.:, nhi
,re olxvny , hem , told dill 111,•1. 111.0
:111 , 1 -le 11,11
Irani V 1 1 , 1 V 1 , 111"11 . and
thin evil rt 11/ ir sh r• o• t er,tcoo
I..is di‘l , lo.l 1000' tit.--
10 , 11 10.11o1,1:11110101'11 . ‘
. 10n1 p ly tunic
i‘vo thirds of t r:mount um:11.11.11,1
here to pay the lot: thou: th it I(,onouratie .,
!reason pI cod upon us. The ii sLtime our
heigl;bor In lit 1111011 L drop: oet•all he
Ii rut better lie ce: tom which is whieli
It it wetl indeed that the I)einocr cy 111'e
bles,ed with lea lers tt hu nee r tell the truth
et , t-it by rivvidefil:- Wow' Lhonovrat; were
s.oolaig - the pi operly or the (:.,t
in ua,atiritig its hull htit,,nid gun.' o is :mid tiireat
to waive %Vitt upon their con country .
nod
i t their factious:it'd
slur and terror through the land, their
orathig anti tvritora Hirt Lola tin. ilooplu
11,t1 tar A1,011110111,1S metre to bl,:ine or all
lii trouble. \‘ hen they wade threats
good lit tinging a ivar upon our iii,titutiobs
marching repel into l oN 01 states
to burn pill.tgr and destroy the !rope ty of
wet:, Ili shanieh ss, tlein
elmitienl in de,clibing the \VOL', and
th.it übolition wi,rulc 11.td I,ronglit
Iljoi)11 Our once d. And uutc tt Ii
%VAT' 1111 4 ce.i eel heeduse ut Ilie defeat of lir-
med rehek in the field awl!lti•d ret alre,
at the hdlot box, ihev s.tv that the contri-
I unt/It , ill 'mai MVO to rrult•om our
well/ hatin tutiikrflptcy that Itemot•rat:t
It) t•cc it 111, ' , 1i111 . 1 nllllOlllll tll 11 111',,p iu till
m•t.,lt ) . - tht.i.t. are Illell
V. 1,1101 to ,xt.tl,l sorb sktttonvoti ott both
and 'lnt upon them so long \I II Ilan n
I)L•llloer,itic 1' arty. tin limp; !s that pzirt\ r\-
w II n od h•tdor3 awl just ihe kind
1111$ ❑OW
if thr luvililf wh" r''"'l D"'""'
and wh,it Hwy
:irt• 11 Ili/ find th.'ll l
,JoHNsoN sn une,reino
,t woelcs ihet wet( tn.,t
profuse in the praises of him. lie w.is
great comervative statesman who was Innll
- his Wi , ClOlll and patriotism by dis
carding the Radical cha , trines and adopting
the policy of the Deumeracy. lie was about
accomplishing the work of r construction
w thout interfering with the rights of the
people of the South. He was nlyl, se.l Lo the
negro -quality !I ....trines of the radieals. lle
(NHS about 'winging back the Government.
to the• good old principles l of D moel ac c.
Latterly, we don' , notice that otti" ti lc ud. ~f
the other side have just so much to say on
these subjects. The President has been mak
ing speeches to negro regiments lateiy, in
which he gets off expressions that don't sa
vor very nit)..ll or Democracy. lie has been
imposing rather hale conditions, (such as
the repudiation of their war debts) upon the
States lately in rebellion, before he consents
to tnetr admission into the Union. In short.
Mr. - Jun NSON has lately been doing a Man
lier of very. naughty things, very much to
-the disgust of-our righteous Democracy, and
appears likely to
. sin considerably [core,
not reformed immediately. Pray, gentle
men, what are yciu going to do with your
new pet? He ispommencing to behave very
badly indeed. Try a little blowing up about
now. Your psild talk and flattery to the
Presidentis not wanted by him, and it don't
do you any good.
Tho Commissioner of the•Genornl Land
Wilco of Pennsylvania .has: furnished for
publication, a tabular statement of the value,
of i•pai and personal property,of each county
in the State, as it-has boon aseertainetl by
the returns of the lesteensus. There' is l much
to be found in such a statementimihich will
afibrd the practical inan and pulitical"edono
mist the evidchec of the-great growth and
advancement of the Common we l Ith,yithin
the last ten years,. The total
,value, of, reel
estate" is $1.1111,528,785, andsof personal es•
tate $504,080,1301ying• an aggregate .of
L659;208,921. ' The', richest counties are
Philadelphia;' AlleghenY • and Lanctister.—
A llogheny.in the aggregate leads' Laheaster
$lBO,OOO, but the latter in its real : property
exceeds the former by $2.282,158. The Coen •
ties next in order are Chester, $60;904.2l18;
Bucks, $50,044.481; Berks, $4f1,888,785;
YOrk, 41,020,029: Northampton; l s33,sB2,-
'9SU Lukerne,• $81:250,914: Washington,
*20,822,489; Dauphin. $110,138.377, and then
'Cum ernnd, Franklin, Westnicireland, Erie,
Sic.. down to Forrest, which represents oily
$175,197: • ,•• T • •
, , .
NEWS ITEiYLB
—The Treasury Department will soon is
.140 $2,000,00J in new , five-cent current*
notes. . .
—The news of a .neg . ro insurrection hay
ing broken out in o ,J,aniaiea is
. conArtned
Several whites have aiready been killed 1.),
the negroes.
—The Aggregate vote in Mississippi foi
Governor, was 27,971, of which Humphrey:
r;ccived 13,998, Patton 5,768, end Fish
9.114.
—There are 3828 workmen in the Boston
Navy Yard, and their monthly pay is $303, :
353,17.
-,The rumors that the Navy Departmeni
has ordered a large fleet into commiss'on, iu
view of approaching troubles with England,
are falsehoods.
—The Georgia State Convention has re
pealed the secession ordinance and pet tinn
ed the President to release all State prison-
—A fire at Norwalk, Connecticut, on 'Mon
day evening, delitroyed $500.1),./ worth of
property.
—Eight hundred housesein Petersburg
were struck by .hells during the bombard
ment whilst Grant was in trout of the town.
—A young and petty woman has jiist
been arrested icy Parksburgh, Va., for biga
my and swindling. Al ithin three months
she has been married to four military otli
errs, each of whom she has robbed and de
serted soon after the wedding ceremonies
were performed.
—ln London, on the Pith instant, a goods'
train was blown two miles through a pneu
matic tribe in about live minutes. The Duke
of nockinghton and several directors of the
company were blown through in the same
b l / 4 ngth of time.
---I NliaLlietoNvri, Conn., n few clays flee.
bu•Le eagle en m. dozen and ali hu d in the
11.1111,,t 1,1 n umber „hildr,,,, w ho wore et
play. .1. getitleimin relit wtvt standing acre
by managed to capture the bird, after droll
104 it some pretty Imocl:4. •
doputation or Ita inns, bearint; n it'll
lion ptirporting to I n rront tool
others prityintsor the pardon of Jet] . Ihtvis,
waited on dolin-on on Saturday
la.t. The Pre,, , ident ex pre,,ed great slur
pii r that they.„,liould intorrere, a: well hi
night.
gentler Mitt from the oil regions nt
Bothwell, Ctinnith, that (mit lititia,•e(l
unit ten now \veils, nre,now [wing ~tink in
that region, nml that, tht•rt. :ire already
doz,•ii IL ing well t iel,lin from live to
borrel- IPII per tiny. The: , w ,•11.,,r,.
(lir..elly on Ow lino of the (:oral 11 e,terti
void seventy niilcd
eik , t I)etroit.
NVH-hicl:o.n h ,;tates that
11 me \\Mr(' lie,, her 111.(1 inftrview ii
tqlne-Wty with the l're,id ht. Ali.
.n tta, w i y fritfllc in hi:, ,01toment
ih.,e :in I ll,' (.1 that. w.
Imely in re1.,•11.n 1.4!
re-11111k• rt , l'lllol' 54.1.11. , all
ill 1111.. 1.:111t , 11 till tilt'y ,11111111:1VC aki ,, 14 ,. 1.1
and po.vided
. il,(41111,11.
—Tilt' Yhihulcil din Ledrier 0. illrOrlllOd
COI rt.,}llllldlolt kV.110,1110, t:: the tig
urcs, that Om receipts Of Lilt! I
1t11111011(1 'lll ruuud 111011ticrs the
current year, airy tWU wiliiuii ui:dullars a
head of List Vii lit the co:le:To:H.lmA taut
-
and %VIII 112.11 lit, ll'ilSt eighteen u,illiuna of
dollars this %car. NVe should to 1%111/ V. ,
lire malsmg
they cannot afraid to redaca their rates of
A di-Tate!: from \Vashington states that
)Ir. Eilwald E. \Vebb, of I , ,,it.ukiphin, hits
been u r p",,,L,d L. ra the First
1)i-trliA l'emisylvailia it: place of J, \\'ash
itigtiitt )Ir. J liii TagL;art has beet:
appointed Collector IC Internal Itevcittie for
the same (I:strict in piaci. of Mr.
decease :1, )Ir. Webb wit- formerly a I)etit
iwrtit, but when the Iti.bellion broke alit
gave a \vartit support to the administration.
important corresiamiletice Petty ti
)Ir. Adams, our .Minister to Etilatl, ancl
Earl Itmsel, Seeretar . \ for foreign
.Itrairs, i , published, and has created 4111h.01l
in iho Ellg.li-1 journal. Mr.
Adams sits dlat our Government %till look
to the 131 iti-11 govermilem
.k.merictin 'II,T
-el:wit vessels captured by Iteliel cruisers fit
ted out in Englanil during the %V,11% ,101111
13111,1 dol'S 111 t oit'w of the case. and
pleads innocence of any felonious intent just
us itiil riia;lies who ail and abut rolif),•ry.
elide Sion, owerer, (10t01.111i111,1 to
hold hitli to it striet.ra•eottnt.
PERSONAL
11. Stephens has been norni
iiiitvil Gn lie is now
it ,Ithintit
—Garrett I)ari, and RrnUr, Clay, who
have sued Generals Patine!. and 13risbin for
abducting shires, are thein,elveA in turn to
lie stied before the F:•eedinen's Bureau for
holding free person , to labor without pay, in
violation an hi, (xi)), uNit (I.states.
linrelay Ifarding, recently appointed
collector of Inte - rnal Itevtmue in l'hilitd •I•
phin, and proprietor of the Evening 75i/c
-gr”ph, died stiildi.l4 on timidity in Philo,-
d,dpliiit of congestion of the brain, 35
years. Mr. B. wits tine tettprisint , journal
nnd II rising man, whose 10 , 5 will be deep
ly felt.
—Gov. Johnson, of Georgia has hero urn
ei,dlv informed by the Secretary of the State
that the President cannot recognize the peo
ple of any State as having resumed the role
Lions of loyalty to the Union that adheres to
as legal, the obligations contracted or debts
created in their name, to promote the war
of the rebellion.
—Archbishop Connolly, of Nova Scotia,
while in Montreal. recently, visited the con
vent of the Sacred Heart, tit Sault Recollet,
and took particular notice of Miss Maggio
Dark, daughter of Jefferson Davis, and sent
her before leaving, a very valuable present.
Ho made a similar presentation to the daugh
ter of General Carroll, a pupil in the same
ostribliehment: •
.L-Hot Edward McPherson, clerk of the
H. S. House of Representatives has informed
his friends, without rese.wation; that he will
not place upon the" offtc.al list of members
any
, porson claiming, to be elected from a
State 'that has been in rebellion Against the
gol;ernment. To du differently would be to
decide, himself. one of the Most iiffpth'tant
questions before Conmoss ; for to let: in
eighty Southern members at the outset to
vote upon the subject of their own recogni.
tion, would end the controversy in their fa
vor at once. Mr.. 2. cPherson is u life-long
*big and , Republican, and one in whom
Union then'can place implicit trust.
—Secretary McCulloch promulgated the
,g,tatement of the - public debt as it appears
fromilie - books of the Treas'rer's :returns .
and requisitions in the department, on the
81st, of October,' 1885_, plii recapitulation
shows the following: po4tjwar . ing,, intore.4.
n coin, $1,161,137,691.8i1 Debt bearing in
crest in lawful money, $1,191.819.787 46
Debt on wh ch interest has coned, $1.373.
32109 ; , Debt bearing no interest, $286,623 -
159.51 total amount 'outstanding. $'2.740.
354.758.80. The total interest is $188,938.
/78.69, of which $67,070,810.0) is in coin
And $75,267.7-8, 0 is in lawful-money. Th
.egal tender notes in circulation is as follow
per cent. notes, $35,626,901:00c U. 'ts
Notes, old issue, $8,092,1 70.k.0; U. S. Notes
new issue, 5627,768,469.01; Compound in
(Test Notes, $173,012,141.01; total, 5633 -
89.000. In x_tit rency, 538.810,591.54 ; to
al, $68.355.578.69. Fractional Currency
;26 005,469.0 I.
A contrast of the October statement witl
that for September shows n reduction of the
public debt of 54,000,0 10, and also a reduc
iion of legal tenders of over $14,003.00. In
the October statement there is also a new
fe,aturenamelytheamountoutstandirg n 3 20
bonds. Exchanges under the act of March
3d, 1865, are nearly $4,500,000. These Sr
payable niter five and redeemable in twent,
years from November Ist, 1865. at six lan
cent. interest in coin. The temporary loan
four per cent. is 561,728 at five per cent. at
.1. - ,4313,i 97, and at six per cent. $67,185,800.
Certificates of Indebtedness bearing six per
cent. interest, 555,635,0,10.
GEN. SHERMAN once made a military
blunder which drew upon him a reproof
Iron) the Administration. This was sufll
(dent to ehdear him to the Democracy. He
had previously deserved, by Ids brilliant
itch ac.ements, the thanks of the whole coun
try, but never• before did he secure the friend
ship id the Demtatrats. Since then, howevei ,
he has had much of it. They have flattered
aid praised' him en all possible occa-ions.
They have quoted him as opposed to Abol!-
Lonism, and as .giving his sanction to tin
principles and sentiments they proclaim II".
their ./Wll. The General, however, oesn't
seem to reciprocate their friendship to ant
c..ndderable extent. However much they
may like him. lii ttppe: u •s to hate them
right cordially. lle regards them as but
little better than the rel•ets be has bee❑
pounding fur the past Mir years, and lit
seem- a, li tt l erOti, llf their success as in
we: of that of their friend:. Ile ba s recently
written. IL lettcr to Gen. Kt LexTatcE, which
the commend to their attention. Here it is:
Urn. ✓,ulvca Kilp,i/pick:
" I)EAR tint : I haye uh,prved with inter
est your Inlluicvl contli,t lu N'. ‘v It
1 . 1.i11y pro\ ,king, 11111111 y iv rt iv ot
111..11.411i. but ntthor ',lmre ittol ridt
tine. the :.'ittiritong of 111 1111liuciul,> cltll.vl
win' "1 1 1"' -0i1 W"r from
i'y
II I,nllti 111 part‘.
thoy 111.ow;lit. \v 1' l'l .11i1 lI~It
\vhip dolt I. rvatio•ti 111
110111t/11-tl'llllllll, Wtl
their. c inluct, thl•iti-1'1‘ . ',.. 1 1101.•
no p.tt . n.n,.. that (.100.- .11d b.
110\ s t' llle 18,1111 tint lII,' ~,1111 11 111INI . 111111 . 0 rt•-
, 18• ct \\lln brie! tocu, ,outidly
thou f •i . Copperli,t,l-, who. n .11111181 y
the,r fro•ti 10. Icnt theni duopor
'tutu trouble. \V.
n0r.12
I ' IIE Ale u.ll
LII .ill 111 • II in
litbunnlB.•(.\uit•Ica. Tlio_\ h.itt•ili es%
(;.,‘ t•rntu• I,egi,Titiirt.. 'l • he I..titer
:ntljmirtie ,lint iii; 1111:y ratifiu I 111 Ow
Intelt• In tile at Smith with the
rowed :L lid lea% ing the :1
of vry. as it t•xt,ts
saws, entirely %vitt' the Get;eyiilGover
Wwl li.• their
11.1 1,V,•11 V-011(' y .. t ~r age sh ill he itit•
prent.t tat to their in ,sters ir.til ol the d
ag,e th.it the middle aged negroes b ton
t) iced tat fair tvage3, and ihe f toner Irdt;ter,
he requited to 1 rovide Lot the old an I de
crepit.
PENNSYLVANIA FINANCES.,--A 'Lark
burg CorroSpoOtielll. Of the Chambcr,burg
R-poNitory. t v id..ntly thoroughly posted in
w lint he writes, a•s :
•• The financial eondition of
as it will be pre-ented in thr official report. ,
lit the clae id the current ar. will
be better than e‘er before. The (1,1,1 was
:=.0111.• 1.0 0 diirin4 the laa year.
awl a largo still available and alTli
cable tie liyuiJatJuu. 111 11 , 1.111.1‘ , 11 to thie.
Lll.. S:11L.• line paid , h,111.. 58111,00 a
claim , . :32 for Iran-portation. si,Bo
001 of direct tax. and /01 , 0 for ulilitu
,•;,11,1
for which the general government is bound
by every con-ideratimi iir anti g.od
Ruth. It i.t it in
roe iii tha t
tvith all bur generosity :111.1
1111111 •11.•(• expenditures to su4tain tin. goy
ernoient zincl do .;ini 1 ers.o 0 b t.,
day li,•lor the war. Ile'r credit novel.
5111 , better.
The Plague at Hand
.1/ rirrrl 1i the .thatti,frifrio ML , ,//
dui! (//1 , 1 11/I'Pe With 7 ',,, eitiy Ch,d
ei•el uit 1 , ,,,,/ Nine/Celt DeathS l , tu • ntg the.
VI ()ref Ca.Nr.sof Clinicra
Making thr 7',nii—l'nenlg Griner, Paltents
NMI on lioard.
From Satordoy's New York World.
The cholera, so long le.u•..d and exp“eted,
ha.. finally sailed over the sea anti gri -, I y
t,tlo•n tip itscainpjit-f sideour city
ul th lower bay a stiatinor 'litmus the threat
eiong hn.ltitnl 11, g awl in its
infected hold reeks the firlisonous contagion.
The demon of the p, , tilenee counts his vie
tuns there. and bides, his time to rush abroad
nets lields and conquests.
There were Fl 111101.; whisla•red about the
city on Thursday evening at It late hour,
but the press wa;.unwillin4 to CIIIIAP what
alight be a hilse alai;To, so u certain were
the outgrt•utis. 'l•he Fact or the arrival of- a
steamer with cholera on hoard is now so c u r
Lain and ..:enerally known thaT.,it id befter , ,to
spread the whole hien; before the public.
In doing so, there is one COIIM)1110011 t. the
11SS1.111111C0 shut the Cholera, as It, huts appear
ed on that steam-hip. is eminently Site epti
hie to treatment Mid is quite curaide..
==!
About seven o'clock on Thursday evening,
the steamship Atalanta, iii Al essrs. Howland
4Sz, Aspin widi's Liver' nol Ina. arrived in the
lower hay, from London and 'Havre, with
live liundred and four steerage and forty
eight cabin passengers . She camp up to the
quarantine anding, o ff Staten Island, and
( i
let go her t nehor.
=1
It appears that most of the passengers
were taken On board at Havre The Atalan
ta left London on the 10th and Havre on the
12th. Thu majority of the Havre passen
gers came in the steerage, and from some of
them the cholera developed. On the first
day out, a child was taken severely sick.
Thu disease rapidly developed, and the
Ey ill pto ms soon showed untniStat ably the,
presence of chol4a. On the next day the
child died. The bOdy was sunk in the ocean,
and the ship went Off from that moment a
flouting pest-house, freip hted.with the most
terrible weapons of death.
The surgeon, it is said, thought proper, to
avoid alarm,' to" conceal the fact from the
passengers, that cholera was, the cause of
the death, although so ee of the more intelli
gent suspected it to be so. Etrorts were
made, however, to disinfect the ship, and
keep it in as clean a condition as • possible ;,
also, fi) enforce sanitary regulations aniong
the ,passengers.
FILTHY CONDITION OF THAI STET:RAGE
To, u grb lit extent this was found impossi
ble. 'Many of the steerage passengers seem
ed to delight in being ai' filthy 'as possible;
and kept their quarters in the worst pwsi
ble condition. They Manifesied but little
anxiety, even after the presence .of cholera
became well known: ,
• , BURIALS AT SEA. .=F.
One rafter another etknt's'be . gun'to sicken.
Atnither And another deuth onenreed-,*enioul-,i
ly; tiller, brier
,ettucks,•uncl, the dentl :were
'alried in the' ocean in lees than an hour
After they had breathed their last, the usual
burial services at sea being held in each case.
- THE CHOLERA CURABLE.
Fifty or sixty cases of attacks of cholera, it is
arid, occurred (hiring - the voyage. Of' this
•iiimber fifteen died and the remainder re
eyed alter a more or less severe illness. 'I It
act of the recovery of 80 many. mostof whom
twined to entirely regain their former health
s another evidence of the fact stated _by
trr. Sayre, at a previous nice ing of the
Jealth Commissioners, that ebolera in its
.ficipient stages is nearly always curable.
if they could recover in the close, filthy;
fad unventilated hold of a err wd..d ship.
•ocking and swaying on the waves, there
would seem to be every chance for successful
ireatment in any ordinarily well regulated
part of a town or city..
At the time when the assistant health
.ffleer first visited the A trianta, there were
, even steerage passengers prostrated by the
lisease, and others presented the symptoms
n It conipiVratively mild form. Most of
,lien seemed to bear their 'sufft.ri figs with
much fortitude, and all kept their spirits up
Il a manner that mast have materially as
sisted to lessen the effect of the contagion.
THE ATALANTA SENT TO THE LOWER BAY.
Orders were at once given fur the Atalanta
to proceed to the lower bay, which were
promptly carried out, and the infected yes•
sel now rei n fins fifteen miles outside the
city.
=I
The passengers. are all detained on board.
They don't exhibit any UPUSII2II alarm, but
- on tie contrary, beguile the time in various
tWeLlplait,ll,4 end amusements. When the
health officer visited her he bound sonic sing
ing, and in the cabin a gronp of passengers
were entertaining themselves by listing 1. -
.isic train an acc - ordeon, by one of their
number. They were careful concerning their
diet and habits, but it seemed to be tacitly
agreed that they were not to be frightened
nor tallow their conversation to dwell on
the fearful subject of pestilence among them.
Ni eases of cholera occurred among the, cab
,n l nssengers, the disease I eing confined
elusively to the steerage.
=1
The hospital-ship Falcon, or Florence
NTiglitingitlo, has boon withdrawn Ii cc her
-tation in the lower laty since the 19th, a, it
seemed to lie supi used thole wotild he no
.....re occupation for her during the winter.
She wa- therefore laid up at thit Ilook, foot
of Van I,lriint street, Brooklyn. As soon as
pos.-lido, however, till ili•Ct•rtuillin4 the exi , -
't!friice of onolora, orders were sent to tit out
tll • Nightingale with the necessary star
and provisions, and send her down to this,
il' the sick from the :\Alaiita. This wort:
was 1111t1 It IS expitel •
Vt.' that the will \VII there Itv thi> worn
tog. in charge of Dr. '1 hoodore \V n lser No
ividi the-hips will Ile
t•ti, by the physicians, and
iir!ungeffient- have been wad, for turn,-li
in Irmo dhv to clay a lit sick and
alit Zit:0111111 of the condhtiou gell•
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1 . 11 1. 1 .1.1 / 1 11 / ( 1(1 ' A 11(1111 H• ,( 1. (11 W 11 1 11111, ( 11 \VW .,
111 II -1;,(I• (.1 . •(•1(11:11,1', ' IV111( . 11 11(1(.10M-1111
11t14111111 . (11- , 1 1 111(1 11 11. T11( . 1 , W 1.1 %. (hell \\
I%* C/1-1., t•litliont
=I
4.1 Ilealth will pr.d.a
-I,ly 1 , -11 , 1111 In 1110 Inlh,lL 111 11. t•
111 111,111 1 1 111 • they ,ay 111 it.
Butt 111 pr•..
tne ni.ll,
n 11111,• hull thl 1•11 , 11 , 1%1
1111111 it 4111.11' dilly In 1,111.1 . ,-,
the 1.11 lilit• 01 1110 ;1111,1,ilt•11 1111.1
111,1 ; 1.1 1 111.111,1 VI.S. 11; 111:111' 1.11 .Iyll all -11,11
lark, COllll,lll ILItII the :Tread 111. &mint'
411111 .11 the IL-Ili, 11h Ctilllt. th,•ir
1,11 1V1111.2y. 11111 IV.II 11 thl' Linn 111111111}' to
di,r..!2. - mrd ail rtini.,r,. /111,1 10 re the ae Li
ie. wade public t" time II h..
0,1111111S , 011t•I', thi.lll-4.1V,:.\0cn-e,lfrhul
era lin- yet ”cctirr(Nl Within the c'ty.
thent.eive that. lar
a- a roz,id tion.'iiiitie is avail. they wi.l
prevent the intr,irluetiiiii tit' 1 141 11 11-WaS• with
in the City. All pr,per l'I',III•2;0111 , 111.. II
1/1.1 114 Illadl• 1,0 guard the city the
qiireitil (It chilera it be intrultit,d,
and t !ley Call 011 a11'ei1.17..11 , to , j,un \VIIII
411111 in 1111 work in which th ' ' Y "II 11111 3
Cullllll, 111 1111111. Tlwy Lirw. I'll every one the
inip,rtanco Id attending to 0111
111 , •11 . 1,,,N', n cl 111111 th,lr
1111 ,eeinn that
their apartment, lire pr,ilierly ventilated. 111
retrainiii4 trifiii exec,-ICU exerei,e, 111111 of
nia111:111111114 mental quietude; and on 110
Hpill . llll,ll o f till' I 1 . 1•-eill . l! of
hich indicat..l toy thoorrli a niott
ho-,1111111 , 01 lllllll. 111110.1 y 11,-1111611g
I:eellititr, the 1)11;ly wllllll,
and of Irceing the mind 1111111 all anxiety.
I=
1u (~11 Heel I. with hi-CI, thrl'i),lutc
in~;.
11'..111 paper, 'tiny 111 6.111,1
:
1)r. In tht , 11.t.yal
Infirmary. rt....tilt, t.f . his
treatinnitt 01 11 case rholera which cam,
tin ler lint . imtit•tt nu the 14th. Th e Case Iv.,
01111.11' II Izil”,rl.l', tt.riy-t W., y 1•11 1, Id* 11: 4 , ,
whit, then 1)r. lfiillar .-arc hint, win-. in
ottlap...nd stage td the disem.e. livid tinfl
and Ms ptihm hardly nerenptild... Th..
Ito. had if] 111111 i
~.1° very lint tenter, with three-(ittorter.,•,l *
ti,tard in it. fdat•ing
Met in 11 11111 W111I•1' lint 111101, IVIII/ a qi.,1.9•
of ai fttnntl a ...taint Tin. ‘vai ci•
hint n• aiding
and ...inn Intl,
,1,01 w.•ry It, hint nt ht
Irmil it. hyh4t. In hall' an I.d I,
c nne W I'lller:llll...file,' and in.( 0 .1-
[mist+ strmignr. lle ten- put it,
b.•,1 with 10 , 1. lies 10 ills I/1111,1S :111,1 kV!. Wl.ll
ctivernd tenth 1.11m10.1::, and Ifdt.
t o l d In 1111 Imtir
st much reactimi that, thnre WiTe ..i/:lti
in 1111111'S Inc was 1-11 r. and un 1lI111111 . 1" 1111
w,is 1/11.1.0ry Wlfilt• it, iii. Iv i i It
lie drual. as teach twill. tied 11:111 , 1' 11.1111
11111111 S ids ICE' in it 11• I he could 111 k,•, ill I . lll'
terVIIIS 1111SW11111/11'1:(1 111111}IS lor ICI., 111111
11111.1' }$11•11131 I/1 101,411 111111,10.1
and the feverish reaction ill. , nit
‘vtt
lU,nn uwnl,❑tiun.i
BM IX) E.PORT . r EN NA.
Oct.
“ Editors Carlisle : I hov ,
; t c 'ttie. thought of citliing the. 'mewl n tit . the
(itilzoiiii; of certain dii-tyivk, of till, county
to what scorns to ow sirange that y have
lot horottifore acted upon, \'l%; the ixr lit
ilteoll Ueal en,eq they hove
them elves tit-khor lot hnvun
con voniont places for ilohling their o
111 nustitii i 8 nut, thu citizoits„4”
iind So th Middleton and DWl:insult Ttiwit
shilw, go 1111 the way to Carli,le to v o tii,
whic those of soon+ four other To w n i m
vote 111, New ville, and u III:e numher at Ship-.
pensburg.
Now sir this must be very i neon vei lent for
these peop.e, espeeially of the two liddletons
sonic of whom I judgeare compelled, to travel
some ten, twelve or fourteen miles, to exercise
weir rights of suffeitge, and when -this can
easily be avoided, it seems strange that there
h snot been enough of the Young American"
spirit yet shown among them. in this great
age ot conveni,ncq, to do as other people do,
that is, hold their elections as near the centre
of their several districts as possible.
My reason for. agitatim , this matter 'at
this time, are two-lOW fir. 4 that my neigh.
hors should be properly aCCollllllodatOd ; and
secondly, that if the people ot Old Mother
Cain Lerland could all bp , o 1 out to the polls,
the day of Coppereeud rule with '..us • would
bo at amend. .
13ut say you, will not eon veMent places of
voting, abcomniodate tme partrto bring out
their strength, as much thu other ? Certain
ly ; for we must bear in mind that God sends
rain upon both the just and unjust, but we
all know that thb so-called Democracy never
under any circumstances whatever to
have every man of their views at n lt times
at the peals, while in the Union party, :Iye,
nave always had 'much difficulty in get
ting' out a certain portion of its voters,
when pillion, Could doubtless be more easily
pursuaded to do. their duty, by having a
convenient place of voting, than they would
compelled 'to:travel a great distance to
vote,and that probably
,though mud: and
rain. .
Again, do - we not 'know 'that in the post;
Whenever'we :could 14. timen exertion get
their iittes, as in 1838-69 and 60, wo wore
the 1:1(10;ri;; nnd-if fife TownOlips 'aforesaid
will amigo their places for Voting,toi Irein
recommended. — I am quite sure that the
reign of the Cops will then be over, and
our good old county „shall r• wheel into lino"
and be classed with her near sisters, Perry
and Fran kb Inind Many others that have
latelyjoined us. '
Then sir, let this matter be attended to in
an Oni , rgetic man ncr Let petitiona lie drawn
up and signed numerously, in these districts
by.the people, a-king liar a change of places
for holding their,eleetion , , natal the Same be
laid before our State Legislature this coming
winter and these rights will be gratn6ad
them, then when we shall halve tested out
powers with the army again, we will find
our county.all right, the Cops having theta
lost their other half of test fall's majority.
and Cumberland on the side of jo•tieu.
Yes, get your petitions signed by friends,
and if the Iota• item ber elect cant see it to
bring them 'before the Legislature for ?WI SIM
best kaaa7A ha himself, send them down`
me and I will for one, spend a week or more
at the Capital, in doing justice to my fellow
citizens. and in adding one more blow tat
bruise the "Serpents head." J ÜbTITIA.
INCOME TAX
Below we publish the income Mx assesstid
and collected in the 9th District of emnber.
land county. The amount given is the ex
cess over the $6..0 exempted by law. Th
rate of tax is 5 per cent. upon all amounts
under $5,00), and 10,,per cent. upon all ex
ceeding that sum : ,
• DivisioN No. 9.
Composed of North Middleton, Middlesex,
South Middleton and Dickinson Town-
ships, and Carlisle Borough, Cum
berland County.
INCOM E
LOck tad doloi 511,
Lo Anis, 1 C 29
1.. , 114, A K 4 9
P 860
ilztglaughli• ,C E 2,8
.11201,lield, AI bk•rt.,
Alardiall, James 10.3
11airs1.11.11, \V 14 0
I, .1 (Tru,.).7,0
Alairtin, 1) (miller) 9,,
(4.,,Ne. 2 29
MeCartn..y, It 12.1
AleCt,y, tieorgo 11./2
c Laughlin, 111 4..8
del (.le.,rgt. 41.1
Jerry 472
Autz,._4ltr, Geo 13.37
Almis' ,
) 1
.I.lm :118
31111er, .1 (1 , ..x . r
.1 ('olv,r)
..1
Miner, \VII, Il 13 , 7
th.llll,til 'lid
INCOME
Altl, Carey W 67
Albright, Jacob 599 1
Alexander,
Alexander, Win 447.
Arunitrong, J 13
Arinstron4....l N 1212
Baird, Thomas 174
Baker, George 1,7
Baker, John 58
Baker, J.,seph
linker, l'nrltlt 37
LitOlOtE, J E. 45
Bauman, H B
Bratty, E 1139
B e ,•Leni, John 28,
'll..etuni, \1 al \1 7,4:,i
Bell, Robert-
. 2021
Bentz, A. \\" 4081
Bentz, \Nil' 352
Bentz, \\'A] 48.
131.1.110, E \I 12 0
Itiair, \\*tit 127-
Biair, A 11 6it
.1 C 19
Boa,.Jaeob 1.,1
, A
,1-11 217,71
80.. titan, \\* 354
It,alloll. J B ~7;1
ltenry
Brrelteiii, 81.7
1: 4
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GI% cii, :7,,,tmael 31 ,o:suLli,r, \V 115 ,
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\\u1 6.1.1 ti,lll‘ , ll. 11,•ilty 131
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. 1 “ 111 . . I \ l - \V 1:;
11,•isry 12 8
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11,imilloH. .1 3698
ttartzh.r. I_9;
11,1-1, , r, .1 1' 311
II 18.18
1 la \',r,ti.k. :\ 1 rs.
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l_lll - I,Ltall 74•.
11111111.114, 1) 6,6
tilton. \V l 11
.\;littn 7 .2
Alalrow 3,4
unit 53
Lioll.•r, Christiati 1;1
1.).tr1.el 1113
r, .1 C 58
.11,(•ob 2816
1) 13 8
11olling..r. Jacob 112
.1 566
D•'vid 379
itosh•r, lik•nry 78
iltitci 1'
S
Ilyer, 'John
4.8
8.11
11, 40
Ii vine, .1 1:
John
Irt .n:i. 15,bert
Johmon, II M 39k
Katirman, Bimj 18.5
liuulnt in, B B 162
J A _2,
liautlnnn ,1 !11
Kemper, John 34
S 3119
liken, John 402
lirenier, A' C 31
Kunkle. George 12:
Katz. David 157
Jacob 812
Lainhern,n, Abm 132
L John 8 , 6
Leeds, 1.1 m 28 4
Lehman, Daniel 114
Lentim,, n )I 2.9
Lvid igh • D J 117
Leonard, E B 689
Line, George 612
George K 8-111
George L i 34
Line, Henry 21 2
Lino, Samuel C 232 1
Linn, Mrs. R 627
Livingston, I 604
7- ,
102
gown anb earwig Blotters
. STEAM FIRE EIVOINE.--,`A a meeting
of the Goud Will Fire Company, held on
Tuesday evening last, a committee of live
was appointed'lkith 'instructions - to sell the
Engine now owned by the Company, and to
contract immediately fur a Steamer 'of the
Limit and most, improved pattern. Success
to the " GOA Will."
We are - p!eased to ee,Ahat our friend
C. P, Ilumaion, Esq., has removed his of.
lief) from North Hanover. street to Marion
WI, on Main
,street. 414 new locution is a
very pleasant one'and easy of access. We
hope that Mr. 4UNIIIIOa may tiad his change
of location 'advantagedus in every respect.
Capt. M v ili END r.IIBON, Provost Mar-.
she' of this district, will be mustered out of
service on tire nth inst. Since his appoint-
Qapt. H. has devoted' himself entirely
to the diSCharge - of his ardtams encl. : often en
pleasant' duty, end has' won the, reputation.
of : being a most'eflicient officer and an oblig-.
:ing and courteous-gentlenum, :;
.; .
CATHoLte Futt.—Ori the 5 It of this
month, the committee of St:Planck's Cath
olic church will open in Ilheem's Hall, a
grand fair, at which they will present an
extensive and varied selection of articles of
every description. This enterprise presents
,peculiar claims to the favor of our.citizens.
The congregation which is to be benelitted
by the proceeds of the Fair is n small and
tinanvialPy . weak one. Onerous conirilm
tions have been cheerfully made by the 1111.111-
tiers for the purpose of replacing the house
of worship destroyed by tiresome years ago;
and now that funds for the purchase of tut
organ are to be provided, they ask their fel
low-citizens of all creeds to lend a helping
hand. We tire sure our people will respond
generously. • 1,
Ein EAS eOItPUS.-011 Wednesday
morning a writ of habeas corpus was served
upon Col. Rola-ALL, Commandant of Carlisle
Barracks, requirm; him to deliver a re.•ruit
named a ELE 11, Who, it was claimed, was a
minor, and on that account should be dis
charged. A hearing wlls had before Judge
GRAHAM, when Cul. ltorm.i. read the act,
of Congress of February 13, 1862, which
provides that the oath or enlistment taken
by the recruit shall he ColleitirsiVO as to his
age. Keler was .remanded to the custody
of Cul. Royal'.
TABLEAUX VI VAN TS. —We are re
quested to announce that the ladies of Cm--
lisle will give a series of tableaux ropresen
tatoms ift ...111metii•s llall, ' commencing on
Thursday of next tveck, and continuing on
Friday and Saturday evenings. Hood music
will be in attendance. Thu l u •olits of the,o
exhibitions are to be applied to he aid of the
and Sailor,' Home Association.—
Tim ,il,ject 14 one Wh rh r00mm”,11,6 itself
to the kind 11 - fliee . .; of our patriotic citizens,
and we ',reveal: full houses.
Fist; S 13(1A lIS AN 1) Tl/13 \ C 1)- e
11,1%. Irwin Mr..l.)iiN C.
g present or it 110‘ Of v(.•}' nn.l
tin pit L •1; 2 ‘,4. , ,, (.xcollent. ,ttioking tol.;1(•cos
Wp Inky(' timiltilavture, , (.1' the
, an_,l find 111(1.1 nio,t oxcellent
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npply t , ) 11..2v. .1. F. CLEitr.
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11nr,t , Shoes, i lior , t , Nall, in the county
Ak.) Lubricating an,l
INti-llicrks in
spoziki rig .of Sewing Nlttelii ,Hys :
AVA!/1/lIVI' 111111,4‘36 In
seven yeah', and kno%v their value. Si \
lerent ni,ichines hive been tr.ed, and %vet,.
\VI` thly I/1'13'111 4 :1' n 111 . w nutchiii fn' ' “%v
iniutlv n-e, mr ,h4aild buy a Wheelerll '
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Pu ) The ,‘.geney th,
nkrt at the tame placv,wll4 , rtt
Of pun:lnv-mg can
inuchillos, either of tvnich stand So. I.
w SMI
I.lo's Fall and \\-inter Stock of (210i1110,4-
I . r men and boy's is now largo end emu
ir. you wont good mid well 'undo
Clothing. give hiw it cull, lis Isis
ore CM by, and 11111110 up under tho s-porvi
stun of T. S. 11 EIGHT ER one of our most
foshionublo uud eXpetictlei'd toliors. Ho bon
it large stock Of prime Cloths,
SittintatS, Vestiugs, Jeans, &c., to sell by
the yard or make tip to order oil the most
rOnsontible term,.
If you want a fine and faThionable suit go
to Smi LEY'S.
F. r good' and serviceable Winter Boots
'and Slides for loon. boys, women and chil
dren at reasonable pokes, go to SNmEy's.
He Will let no man undersell him. St.
Zug, Jacob .
Zug, John
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discovery which has been made, is a new
planet which adds a now feature to, the
many dikoveries already made, but while
astronomers are of serving everything
ap
pertaining to their interest, the ladies of
Carlisle and vicinity a that they have dis
covered the latest star . and are not to be
outdone by anybody. They have visited
''and are visiting-daily the• Srmt STOKE Or
Mr. M. Mayer, in North Hanover Street,
formerly occupied, and known as Mr.
Miller's bakery, one door North of Dr. Dale's
Carlisle, where they constantly find the best
and cheapest assortment Of MillineryoGoods,
such as Bonnets, in &my, silk and .velvet,
richly trimmed. Ladies and Misses Hats, in
straw. telt, silk and , ,veivet, trimmed with
birds, feathers &c., &c. A large assortment
of Cloaks, such as the Chesterfield Coat,, ,
Loose Sacks; Circulars, Short or. Walking
Sacks. Shawls,-Knitted and Woolen Goods,
:Embroideries, Trimmings, &c.
By strict attention to his businesi, and by
constantly, receiving .freslr• supplies: from
Npw .York,, P4ll.4dcdphia . and, BattiyA9Fe,
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TIIE LATEST DI e latest
Mr. Mayor offers rare inducements, arid
respectfully requests the ladies of Carlisle
and vicinity to give hire a call. tf.
Ttn•: Pr IPLK Al.l. Qutr•r—•A EINE
:, A TION REVEALED !-J. Hui -TON would in- -
form the Ladies end Gents of Carlisle end
Fit rrminding Coontry. lii it he hits opened
Ladies and Gents furnishing end fancy po
tion store, in North II: mover sirtet, twc
doors above Leontn•d's eot•iier.'Ctu•lisle. The'
Ladies and Gents are particularly invited to
Call end see his largo and splendid aqsort
nwnt of Cloaks, Shawls. Knitti d Goode,
TrilllillingS. under garments, Handkerchiefs,
Gloves and Notions of all kinds.
N. B.—At the same tittle see would invite
the Indies to call and see Mrs. S. A. HUTTON'S
Inge and beautiful assortment of Bonnets
and Millinery, just opened at the sign of the
Big Bonnet. Where they can get the Latest
Fashions and no advantage taken. North
Hanover Street, Carlkle Pa. It
.t . lei - We Clip the lollowing from one of
the Philadelphia Daily Popers.—Our people
visiting or sending wn to the City, would
do well to make a note of it :
WANA 1M AKER & BROWN'S FINE
W.._ THING.
e.dnidishment, located at the Cor, of
Six . ru MARKMT Street., PHILAD'A., fa
known a:: TIALL," is pro
bald y the large,t and be.,d, conducted “Ready
toce," Cloth i hant Tailoring
nom.e, in the Sinte. Their , tif ,er or style 4,
CNct . Wo)r1(111:111 , hip and moderation in
m Me,. have made their Home des.ervedly
popular.
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whcre vlvg,int (;.‘ }cm ENT: , Itni...),LA to
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ployc.l, lint! t h e lint. 11... ,, ,11111 , 11t, Of Milt.Priali
lo enablvs 'city ,m(. to Ito well
Sam ph., will by Mail, an d instrue
li.m , wi•ilten for.
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(.15A. Et LISLE PRODUCE 1111AltliWr.
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BACON LIAMB
Philadelphia Markets.
PUILATILLIVA, Nov. 8.
Petroleum steady at 35c for crude, 68e58 1 ,4e for re
fined and 150078 e for free. The fa orablo character of
foreign news has caused n firmer feeling in breadstuff',
but there Is not touch doing; sales of flour are only in
email way at sBdB 80 for superilne.sB 80®01'6 for ex
tras and $lO 23 to $ll or red wheat Penn'a and Ohio ex
tra family ; fancylots range from 011 00 to $l3. Rye
flour held at $7 00 and corn meal at $3 76. Wheat le
held firmly with Bairn of 3,00141 a. new red at s23o®
36 and old at $5 40; there is ficar . cely any white here.
Corn firmer; sales of fine yellow at 803:587e, and new at
74 Ofte. Oats advanced to 55@50. No change in gra
cork's or provisions. ' Wishoy advanced to $2 40132 41.
Wholesale Dealer in,Tobacco; Snuff, Pipes,
,
. and ManufaJlitrer,of &wars.
No. 8 §. GEOIIE'STitir.ET, Yogic, PA.
•
11,1 OEI VP) inv Tohneoos direct front
the' Factory, and will ensure thorn good, iind cheap
„or than cute be bought 'in the city. My brands of
CHEWING TOBA , CO are es follows viz: Nary, Lum
piest', Spun-Roll, Pi!/ -Twist, Flounders, Hard end Light
Pressed Virignia. -Fine Cut CHEWING and SMOKING
TOBACCO at }Wary Prices.
•
Moo, a large assortment of PIPES.
I have' pet received front Richmond AOlllO celebrated
SMOKING TOBACCO.
, Merchants look to your ititerrots. .A:1 orders prompt
ly attended to..
NoveMber 10,1806.-5 ma, .
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