5
v-.
Qy JV.yACirj, ;
(rTS J &
SS'SXJ I
i-fj' r!.- I
J. S. T21I. S:Iifor &. I'ltblislxer. !
CU-n'ral 3IcC'lc Han IT lio 1C!I-
rctl Iii Etcmoval I
tus u tne army ot the i otomae . i.o t
read the answer in the hearts of his sol
dier, and you will there see reflected on
the retina of each veteran's countenance.
the worth and esteem i:i which he was
held, by oliieer and private alike. Was i
it the honest masses of the North? Go j 7l C Xl-ai- aw 3 T"
ask the ballot bK of lnnsyhaniaT Tn li- s Thn-e columns of ''heavy" in the A!
ana, New Vcrk, New Jirs.-y, Ohio and ?.,,;,.,; deti.ung our cou-e to bo that of
o;l.er States which have ivbuked the Ad- u - trait.-r." nn.indii.gus Ui v forcibly, of
ininisti-alion for its radienl p.licy. We a " cull-d-'Devin'who preaehi,-the
n,f.l not pause lor an answer to the fore- : ptvve.l.-iM-e of mi.lert.K.k in th- h.-e,!,
going inter. g.it..ry: l ;;t if we lo,-,k arou:'.d ' i" his . laborate !i-course, to d-tie the
we can rc.:d it in the radii nt co intenai-ce w .i-.l Traneen lv ntalisin, i:i l!i- following
of ccry AlK.'.itioii nepo-woih;p;K-r in the t( IU1, . -Tran -en len'alis.n, is that pir
land. whose contorted Adages show c::- itll;d , ognoMvnv of jisycl: olngical is.fra-mi-:akab!e
signs of exu!tati and caprice ; Liiity, ronnected with consei. nt. nt ad
at the renio:d of a censervauve G -nd j 4.IIil,:;ll .( in.lumbient spiiituahtv and
fnv... the roa.l of th ir iniquitous desig!.- l ,.... rt ;., . wl:ich is d rix cd
vc.S ,iro men, and the only -!as iK-i.i a proi .und cotemplatio,, ,.f the
ol me,,, Wh ,.0i having the love of ' ;I10.-Ii,;r!,v of those i,i-essim;lble divisions
try at heart, really rejoice at the "re- f ,, .!lt!V Illhl.!t. ,..,, )lf ;.K.tl
heving- of G,n. McCK-Han from the army ; , f invisible at -n.s that In-coui-of
th Potomac And it was the same ana-tom-a-cat-ically tantallable in the cir
fai:a;eal pressure that !-; ught fv.it h the i..,,,,.,.,,!,.,!.,,:, ,,,.,,; t.:::
AlK.htien rror'amatioiK ivpudless of t!:c
interests of the f.'unfiy a:id the expressed
wi - in
r ile pcple, whie! 4-re!ievd"
the yong I.r from his import u:t n .
mi.iiim. ui.- ikui iiiongni orar least iaal
ho;ed thai lYetidcnt Lincoln, since the
overwliehning seal of condemnation, at
the late election, had been placed upon his
acic; that if he did not recall his assumn-
VV" . 1... 1 .1 . l.. ...ii.
toons proclamation, that he would, at
..a-.t vie,,, no mruier to the mmiiulerate
dema-ds, ottho sanguinaiy t n -mies of
Invent hbrty. Lut the ,a:ne -p:Ts-
Kin," winch weighed so heavily up
lam. when he told the liorder State men
lhat die cout-ry could not at!o:d to lose
tne A1h.Ih,., support." stiil meta.nor,.ho-
s hnn to a sl,s.-niet ar.tomator, wi!-
l ag to bend at any time to the fierce le-
mauds ot that Abohtien pressure. ( if
1
i-ours". we do not, as u.av be M.id of th"
. ' .
m iviuiinaiinii, ussei i u. ai. ia mis eas
the 1 'resident had no right, or that he vio
lated the Constitution by depri vi:i.; Gen.
McCicHau of his command, but the act
may be severely criticised as a purdv
parlizan nu-asure, unless the Administra
tion addnse some stronger reasons th.ui
th-.se set forth i:i Gen. Ilalleck's le.f r:
and the pev.ple already made jealous bv
the exeentric policy of the Administration,
may well question the propriety of this
I .il. I st'-p. directly against the wishes of
the army as well as those ,,f the honest
civilian a: hem.: : and l-sides so fraught
with cmI cons, q tenees at this particular
time, when Gen. McCIeikm had mk-civ-ded,
by his superior powers of diseip;;;, .
Mid Generalship, in purging from th
army of the lV.toinac, the cotisCfnMit de
moralization and discounigemem. occa-
sioned by the disasters of nU Kl n. Vttli !
.eare f.-kl that the Administrati not
tatisiied with the movements of MiCLll
an, del it tor the purjiose of si curincr a
more prompt action aa 1 for.vaid move
ment in the army. Tins may le : and
the lYesi l. r.t :,d his Cabinet may think
that iii this view of lheca.se. tl.-v In.-,.
some show of hen stv- iii the m ot.-r - i
, .'in -
wc, together with a majority of Northern '.
Ieop'.e ma-t .lirtcr. anlthat materially too ',
Just at this cr sis. vvlien this voim-Mb-,-
end had thoroughly discinlined and uL !
4 r.d had thoroughly (lisiiplincd and pre-
pared his army f.r an advatue uinm the '
1 - t.. i. .1 :. . 1 .- .'
enemy, to U- dej.iived of his command
:.nd to have las plans thwarted, and that
for a third time too, is calculated to be
conducive cf no good whatever to the !
1'nion army, but on the contrary will be !
4-f inimen-e importance to Jetf Davis & !
( O V rt. it n-i..-i., .1 - 1
"'' on. 111 .0 s.n an lllinrr '
i.-ibi-t Co K.,.,.--.i t ' ' f
.i-.iii.isi v.en. iunisiije, the present Com- 1
,.,...h,r 1,., .:-u ' . ..t. i
C!olIaii in his farewell to his a-mv that
in. a.iuv, in.U
-v. ,
t..e presuige of success may crown his elf- !
on-, on I that he may lead the brave soJ. .
ers of McCbllan-s army on to victory j
ir. ever;, tat oatUe . but we do net ex- ;
peet tosee vxen. BurnsiJe lor.g in that ;
position as he is not radical enough to suit
lf! Xrarftnt demand5 of the I
M-WJxnsts . and we predict the same !
fanatical 4pposiiion the same iliineultics
and obstacles to Ik- thrown in the way of
Gen. l'urnside and to every subsequent
successor, wliieh, more than once, thwar-
! ted the plans of Gen. .MeCIellan, until
ted the plans ot Gen. .MeCIellan, until
Fremont, the idol of AUtlitionism, is in-
stn!Ic'1 L)Ictator in Chief over the civil as
well as the military authorities. Like a
i ,.
stupendous game ui (. hess or a great
r
theatrical performance, we see great men
: move to and fro and beneath the uplifted
curtain behold the ruin of our country
dramatized niton the stage of this rreat
itcpublic where the Constitution, as ex- (
pounded by Webster, Clav and others ,
OI1Cl. nw uoreine over such isms as to- '
day rhreaten the overthrow of our Gov
ernmiiit
S.-e Gen. Hall- ck"s letter in another
hi inn.
voluunnouM.e.s. preposien.ted in th- t. -
:i:ao'e j hojii.-tiiui of ;i i, t:;i,-
dean;-
t,o:i. rrablv or. tu .),..;.. , .
1 .. cala-i.if'v brationnb! .!,. lot. ,.,.
iafnisitudes of labyrentheiicai ob. i'.'u n.
pa'etuonial soniputictabilitv and ccmposter
atid s- uiinolesceiice.' Wc irw ::dis;
the author of that 1 ngthy dianhu aot
words, pnblisiied in last week's . 1. ',,.'-
.,,. a,,,-e (riM lhr t.x.Jint t..plM1. ' hia,. -
' snme time a-o, to commence with
Hght literature ami gradually expand th-
mind bv a meth !ica! cours : of fii.nlli ,r
l. ssoa, before he attempt the dificu':
! t:lk of Jrovln.r t . wol.,(, iat w
:i "traitor." Wc recommend to our
rvn..lii., a careful jM-rusal of Fh t. her on
F,..sl v-u. prI((I. , .- as
reHt nml journeyman to mrnish n adv
' ,., i r, .:., i i i u
.mile C'lito'.at troui Ih hind the s,.;-,-,-.,.
",. ,,,...1 ., . .
, " t- "a poihaps spea ; plainer i;.-xt t;:u
Five days i:i Cle tr.li'M Tp.
i "mg our ntn. ne last w.el; vv re-
1 1
iring our r.ln. :uv !;:
li.aia.d live .hiys hi the unsophisticated
village of S;. Augustine, which like
, cietit Lorae is situated oti an eminence
j eorrunanding a most picturesque view of
f th many fertili- fhrnis which mark, in
i rapid succesMori, the progn-ss of civiliza-
tion. st -vat ehii.g ovir a wide area, as far
as the human eye can reach, which but
: a few years ::go was but a vast wiM-ernes- :
I but the ii.hah:ta?:ts of Clearfield to.vn-
slap, unlike the inhabitants of lliat pauan
; city are a genial, warmhearted and Chris
; tian-Iike p-ople. I'linadulterated vviili
, s. cintf.g lore and Peacock vanity, are to
; b" f ia: !, i.i .hi-rry and all th l ative 5n
j tefigvnee that coastltutc u haev
U"a l'"0 comtmrnity. Many oi
luT Sita,'vart an' ' "'d in vari
arts of the I": h r, armv, i-ndurin"- th
j hardship..- of lni'.ilarv II fl - and brav in" the
j dangers of war. f r the sake of their caiui-
try. The buildings are plain not dl.-. lay ing
I much unnecessary show of nrchiteciuiv.
j Among the principle. is ,i,0 C'atholi,-
Church, which b .ing isolated from the
'''hers, is the first that meets the ev,
dis
playing in front, a huge Missionary Cross
a an ntlh'"nut hotinfam..us gibU
W,'W " ,h" S:UO"r ,,f "'unkind was
'1"Ul1- Tl'" 1J' Tath.-r
as an emblem of that infamous gibU-t ujon
pat to
its who
'"' hxl
Cl-oss. were still holdin.r . ...;t 1
.i. . -iv. 1, an 1
we had the pleasure of hearing, more than
once, the eloquence of Kcverend Fathers
'"'i:i'n !,n,! ,;-,',,uS hos- acquaintance
We l"in'd thnh the jo!itcness of Key.
T" lhirn- lrnt pastor of that place.
, -
1 h" colum men, Ihilx-nan.l David
r . . ,
L.ng, rec, ntly tried in Creensbunr. f.r
iirr--.I-....l.. 11 ...
- ,'- " 1 ""ia 'I'aani. inanieil lady
rr.l.n,, J,. T.-,. i. .
j residing in Westmoreland cennty. hav
c
onvieteil. Th -y are brothers
es- It is with deep ru that m
nocnee the premature d.ath of John C
Ivory, of Clearfield Township, caused by
the upsetting of a wagon load of IcmW
which he wa? takinr to market en
dny morw.
i:vThe K litor & co of the Alkjlui-
Htan intcn 1 paying us a visit one of these
idavs, for the purpose of taking an inside
" c , i i- . t f , .
view of our establishment an-1 for the fur-
j ther puiT-ose of ascertaining who are the
J stock l oll -i s. who th'i resKn.ible person
! and also who writes the editorials lor the
1 Dem. fc Sent.
We feci quite honored at
. . , ,. . ,
tins singular mark distinction on the iart
1 1
o, uu ;oigusi personage an.i oouy guara
...!... . . .... iii .
and can onlv return our humble thinks
assuring the parly that no convenience
' will U' spared wliieh will render the occa-
sion an entertaining one to all; but we
here ask at least a half dav's notice, so
that we can uet on a .-Un "I.IUl" wl.;
have our office swept out and liave mat-
ters anr.nged so as to facilitate the under
taking. For want of room, gentlemen,
wo must m ike our preliminaries short,
and hoping to see you soon we now close,
Ik lieving that alter a thorough examina
tion of our establishment, its " sUckhold
rs " its editors" &c, you will cvpher
,1 . ... l .1 i . j j.m
ttie wl.oL- thing down to a .GuOT rv reri
Ci.n.-K t.t- r;u: Hu sk ok Kki-i:jen-,
rvrtvi . " We. understand that the
, nit mUrs of the next lVnnsylv ania House
; of Kepres-uta'.ives from Cambria, and
' o'her inoiitaia counties, intend to advo
i cite the 1 1. 1 :i .ii of Michael Ilasson. Kstp;
j to tie- clerkship of that ldv. Col. Ilas
son is vve'l qualified, and would make an
! i -ti: lent otlieer." ',..?. .ty ,.
j Vi e were L'raiiiiod at reading the above
! and an- proud to add, that from the inteli
i i -jence of Little Cambria," we are able
j to furnish lit Material to grace any civil
l
l poM!";:.n in the state. JI. Ilasson. Ksip,
ha.- long been a mende r of the 15ar is
; an exquisite pt it-man, a finished clerk and
a g ml. -in: n of fine attainments: lw-sides
h has i. pr. s. i.ted the jvople of this
i co,;..;y in the L- gislature and is. theixfore,
j wi !i qr.aliiiied ami most etliciently anned
: to i r.c me.ti r the responsibilities of that
pst. A b.-tter selection could nt Ik
i made.
i
I
! C. I he very In-st medicines in use
: among r. are tho-. prepared by Dr. J. C.
I AyiT : Co., of Iiowel. II - isairra luate
; ot the IVnn. I "niwi:ty, whose conne-tion
j wtih that celebrated C.llge of M.tlicine
j lias confcrri'd more distinction upon it,
j than its Diploma has upon him. His
reini lies have become household words
; not only ia this country, but in almost
: every region of the earth inhabited bv
! man.
Pill ittTANT TO Lvi.IUS ASM HKVD-
OF
j F.v.tii ti K. J. Mills and Co. have ju-t
j received a flesh lot of Winter Fancy
; Dress G, H.ds of every quality, price and
; description. vvill not ; ttcmpt to
eiiii.n- ate any of the articles but would
: a h. i- every body to go and see forthem-s-aves
bargains are to be. had.
j Li:oNo;,iizi;. We do not mean by that
! I i. .i . t. . i
i., .ihto mi.: peooie 10 tieiiv Iliein- I
i s, ives of the necessaries and comforts of
j life, but fiily to n ineinWr to them Low
j iutprtaut it is to consider well and turn
j every dollar to the lu st advantage. To
jail persons, then, who wish to know where
to get a t ln ap cooking stove, a cheap
; parlor stove, the K-st of tinware, ,-ut-;
Iery and hardware of every descript ion, go
to Geo. Huntley's where vou will not be
iheate;!. He has hn, dv hi.ie-,1 1
,
stOC:.
;
! Lt;riKt3Elgarlivr7amcs X.
; ., ... .,' , .
Lvans, den. . Urooks and Tho 1
1 ' " 4
: Diimui. of IVnna, IJcserves. Messrs
IMgar an I Jas. X. Evans were honora
bly discharged from the. service.
T!ic Alflitl4u I'ruclaiiiatioii of
rroiilcnt Lincoln.
From the London Times, Oct. 2lt
Are .scenes hke those which we a short
tune since descriUvl from Dahomey vet
to in:crp..sc, and is the nign of the last
1 re-i lent t . go out amid horrible mas.-a-1
. re- 01 .vi.i.e w omen ami children, to Ik; his asistunee but they were 4.pposcd bv
loMowed by the extermination of the black! two or three preachers who after soine
ra.i- in the South.' Is Lincoln Vet a j time got the voic.' 4f the crowd with them :
name not known to us as it will Ik; known so the inward light man was driven into
I-stci Hy, and is it ultimately to be cla.-s- 1 the shade when- he had to luxenite durin-4-1
among that catalogue of monsters, the ' the rest of the vovagi. and his inward
wholesale assassins and butchers of their light was nevi r shed on more than one at a
kind? Are not the half million of fight- time afterw.- r Is. Next dav the storm sotne
mg nun who have already fallen by lire what abating. The ship und- r line h-ad
and steel.' 4r rotted by 4lisease, enough wav though the wind is against her This
holocau-t to the Fetish of the North ? ilav still :i lit?,., ln.i-ier.,., K,. ,.h....,. ....
We fear not. Shmghter without result
Mississippi and Kentucky, and a threat
.4 '.tv.vti-..l if 1. A
' ' - -..guaiary names ol
.vlarvlaud aii Jill w-n le-,,.,, 0 l. 1. .
Maryland are all we learn as the last
news. Concumnt testimony sn;ms to
show that to this worse than Dahomev
slaughter worse lieeauso the mass of
butchery is a hundred-lold greater, and
lcause Christian men are the victims and
the slaughterers are to be added the Lor-
rors ot as4-mle war, stirred up by this
honest, shrewd, unscrupulous teller of
pxvl Mories. 1 here 1- something of hor-
ror, a w-llas of nnrS lirj of aJnnn as
well as indignation in the resolutions with '
'which the Confederate Conjm ss answer J
t,,L Li"coul s'Vry Proclamation. We'
attempt at present to predict nothing as
t i ,i c -i i -
to what the consequence ot Mr. Lincoln s
new policy may be, except tliat it certain
ly will not have the ctK-ct of rot (ring the
I'ni 'ii. It will not deprive Mr. Linco'n I
c .i . l! : ii: i 1 1 -.. . I
I . , "11,u V .
witn inanv, lor me ino-t part lr!tli ami i
' . . i-- i i i- i
i liK'oin K teiit ivuiLTs and Lm-O'-rors. ( :t ho is
i . . . . . ' 1
I and 1 ges, that ot King Lincoln tl
Ist.
Letters of a Traveller.
To lite Democrat Sentinel
The next morning we all got up cheer
ful and hearty and jitter our ablutions ;ui 1
a promenade of about a mile on deck we !
we sat down to breakfast at S. o.dock. !
This day w:is passed in po'.itieal argil- '
nients, dis.Mission on the war question. '.
prav.-r meetings, music of a band: indc.il
we had two bands, one bra.-s. lieloiijin-: !
to the ship, and the other a d.aueiu s I Kind
iii.iM- ui. vi sen-ii.un ,iili;sieiii s. iliciier-
. i i . i
t ..: . . -i-i . .
i i"i iii-iuvu n in- ii;tv v ;is c.os-i nv a
scotci.man Miig'mg Annie I-iurie" with
great sweetness and pathos. vv. r .
from the pilot left us. going at the rate of !
.wi miles jer d.ay, this would take us to j
Livcqxiol in S tlays ari l atout ! hours, as
the distance is :.OS miles, but the sail- !
ing master kept a good deal to the south i
tr fear of icelK-rgs, and as we could not 1
keep a reckoning our sjvvnhitions ;i to 1
time were somewhat various. The ii-xt '
day was foggy but parsed phasantly, the i
prayer meelings ln-aiue lrejuent, and
kviiiiiI to tire the gross hand of the un-
golly, and to eouut-ra.-t this, the band '
always raised a dano at the time f ;
prayer meeting: this ilmvc Im.;1i juties .
into a kind of compromise, and 1 t 1 1 hav- ;
ing relaxeil something ol their ardour mat- i
ters were amicably adjust -tl between them. !
I may as well here give an aeeount ('
how the time was generally spent on lmard i
by the various persons ioiui-inir the :
pjir-scujers. Ytamvi America smokes ci-
a I
gai, and discusses tho sjs-d of horses j
ships and locomotives, and the athletic
powers of Hecnan and Sav ers, old travel- j
lers read, observe and ask questions in j
the most unmoved manner, novices tra:n: !
ill onil .1. ii.'ii .itu-.. .2 ii. i Iiiiti- rll.
1..F 111-1 1.1.11. Ill 11 l.llll. All
old military and naval jeople talk over
battles and victories, and the healthy
Knglish play at skittles tolicguile the time
till dinner or supjr is ready. 3Ianv
read and write all day. there is alvvavs
sonu lKdy looking tver the extreme 1hw.
a knot of people is discussing the events
of the war, and warmly contending for
north or M.uth. Some are coi.iinualy o:s
the look out for vessels with their glasses
slime: over their shoulders, Gvmuastic
ex. n-isA-, foot nuvs, and all sorts of pur-
suits from uproarious hilarity to solemn '
contemplation are to le seen on d'-ck. '
While Ik-!ow some occupy their l'iths. ',
some placing Micre, some at whist, some j
at old siedge for the porter and some at '
poker for the ptnvter. These things are:
rcjoated daily and tho it looonies s.jni.'- i
what monotonous, still the universal good i
feelings that prevail and the many ac- j
quaiiaanet s made, can-" it to Ivan inter- j
esting epoch in lit". This day was foguv j
i atraui a:i'l tlie routine ol occupation a.- I
heivtolbre. A full rigged ship apparently
hound for the Cuiti-d Svates aptH'ars in
view, but not in siH-aking distnn.v
Moih. r Caiev's chickens were around us
in vast abundance ami seemed to Ik biisilv
employcl. There were great soculation
among the passengers, as to how these
chickens got home, ifhoiu-'thev had n
shore, we came to the conclusion that :
they could not go bom. at night and lo j
back so early in the morning, sis tiiey ',
were at lea-t one thousand or tiitet n hun- i
i dred mill's lnm l.m 1. Foe truth is they
1 , , . , , -
4'at ami snepon the ocean, and go home '
at vrtain "mU o :;Uh- '
1 was stormy and we could not go on deck 1
' 1 .1 " i 1 r , r
iluring the daj-, a gini.1 many ol the fe-;
male and .-ome of the male l.as-Vnirers were I
1 V
sick. AhliiHigh this vess4'l lces mt
pitch like a small vessel in a storm which
alwavs occasions sea sickness with some. )
ftill she n-k vcrv considerably In the i
1 evening we had a lecture on "Inward j
j light" bv a quakcr fmni Canada, which '
i clashed with the doctrine ot" our prcsbv- j
) terian friends and elicited a sharp discus's- '
ion. The .piaker was ahlv assisted bv a'
scotch int-dd and sum- lathers 4-.-u.1e to
deck, group-: of passengers at their u.-ual J
4iiscussions and vcuantions, and the shin!
.
moving gallantly along. Sunday
1 :c. 1 f - -
t I
a leauaful dav. ei.is4i7i.al m rvice "nTiif bv I
the Captain. Mr. Northup 4f lirookhii .
called the bov preacher, preached in Ue !
fun-mum and cveningr. He was -oin-out i
to assist the 44 lebrnted Spurg.-on of ln- i
4I011, and is said to Ik- fully as od if not '
lK-tterlhan Spurgeo,,. 'fiie next day wa- '
fine and continued so, we this dav held ai
m.-eting complimentin- the Captain ami '
oHii-ers 4f the ship for th-ir unifonn kind- '
n,ss a,i a,u.,.,10I, ;o -jllo IMVJini,,... 1
and resolutions were drawn out by an
elegant clerk and served jcrsoi.aIly on the
Captain. He was. much gratified, und
told the committee that if thev would
hold another meeting he would return hi
thanks to them in vrso;i. An .ther m-vt-ing
was calle.1. the Captain apH-arv"l on
the stand, and in a neat spnech gave
us a synopsis of his history and progress
through the world, returned u hi heart
feit thanks and .-ai I that he had a keep
sake in that docim--lit that his wife would
appreciate as much as himself. All was
now hurry and bustle ; the 'aistoni hoi;-e
olli'-er.s on boaid .- -arching ior t-ouTraband
artich's, tobacco seemi-d to In- the great .
object of their isii. Any Jeix.u that
had more than a xuiid ot this weed, hud
to part with it, and it was immediately
transferred to the c.q.ai-ious jMwkets i.f
these otVio-rs. I noticed that a small
present c;ts"d the search o-n-idenibl v. ;
lot into Liverpool, had our ba'.'ae
marked t a house n 1 legem str-et. We
found our baggage all right and our host
an 1 hostess kind and obliging. After
dinii-T I vv.-nt out and on mv rambles
went into a rvspevtahle Hotel. 1 got ia;.
a dicii-sion willi a f.-w guests that were
there relative to the merits and d in- rit- .f
the American .p!e eompartl with
Ll.giish. I was sati;".ii .1 I had the 1 .- of
the argument. Lut ;.t was lake th" de- '
bating societies we i: d to have in the
country school Louses. On- Iiad the,
merits of the argument, and the otlurthe
merits o, the question. I hey r-t.rcd in
gjHI onl. r however und left the liel l to
myscll. 1 thviught it might Iv tim lor
nie to go also but vviieii I cxnmin -d to my ;
what the time was. I got a lnM of mv
watch chain, but, I. hold: there was i,
watch at the end of it. While I was
discussing successfully th - I tea a tic.- of th
Am. lie.ci ii.-titnii, ii-. ih.y bixnight the
a.rts and s;-i, !(.. ., 1H ar o.i in.-, and on -
f them w hilst the oil.-i s had my aiMi-li-n
ntir.lv engaged u--l a scie.itjjic
iiistruiin nt lie had and appropriated mv !
watch without my knowi.-lge ir c-.n-s-nt
express or implied. I j" it rather sheepish
on the sul.j. but thought there wa- i;..
us;- in i.r.mnuving. I inwardly gro.vl.-d
a few iiiipivciiioiis on the s'.-.t - of :h
mo-al e,i.!c of Livcrpo 'h but tiualv had to
laugh at my own stupi hty and th ir :
adroiti.i ss. ;
Adieu, Viat..!:.
r.ctlrr I'ioiii t.on. llnllccK to
Hie 4f rciai3 f M ar.
THK ('.llolNLS Ki: i KNKIJ L
MVI.KLLA N'S KE.MuVAL.
IlKVI -Q'-AKTKl S OF THE A f ! M T . )
Vashin;T(,k. Oct. 2S, 10:2.
IIox. K. M. Stant.ix, Sk.'i;kta i.r
War: Sir : In reply to the geilt-r;-.l mter
logit. iiis contained ia y..iir letter of yester
day. 1 hive the !.; r to re--rt :
First: T:nt r. .j ihi..': f, t .siipphr-. to
the :ir:ey nu 1-r i'u-n M'Ca ll.in are made 1 v
hi-" stall fhYers i n t! , Chiefs cf P.ure u.
iiere : th.i: is the O'i irterniaster rqipih s l y
In.- i.ii f (' larteiai.ist-r i: O ia: n rn.ast.V
j ::: r.d : I.r cuici,,-.-ir y s'lpjlies bv his
Ci.;-1 loii.tiiis.s n v on C .aiaii.-.s ,rv ticn-er.-ii.
iv..-
No sii--h r. .juisiti. is l;ave Inn. t rv.v
kao-a ii cge, luaiie iq-.n the Se-eutury f
U'.ir. Miel n un' up -a the th iieia! i i Chief.
Sic..:.,!. On -ever.il if. ;oi- ns. ;i .r..l
M't h h.u. h;is tiiig :q hn! me that hi- army
V. .is ilvIiCiel.l in ui taUi sli plies. Al tlit-Se
t le-t.iuis were immciian !y reteiie l f t he
head - -i bu'iau-. vviia i r l-is to report
It was asuit.-.iae.l that in every instance
the l..pit"is hive h, en ii.ll:.. -h ,u lr
til e!, .xeept vvlcre the Q i.lrt,-,-,,i .sti-r
iei.er.il had Uea .-hlij-sl to mi,' (r.-m
l'l.i; -t.bd j.i.ia. ci i t. i:. a-t:c!s .f ch-hii:-.
tei.ts. etc.. Ii t hav:i.g a fed sttfplv here!
Tl tr.'his n.l fen, -o f.,r a- i" c, ui l
aetjt.cn. anv nigh-, t or eclay. inanv .ie-
ii:'li..nt er huie.ca. in issuii:,' all the" mo.
j li.s ;oked f. r hv tJenerui M.'K!l.iu. .-i to
the . f:i. rs . f his st.tr.
Uv-i.ys have i ce.isi .na'ly . -urre,i j .,-.
waioii.r. .-; pie s hv"i.(ilr...i." ..a .-.ccuis:
t he r. weed coiaiiti n ..f the rahr ..i i ,,..
pots, or i f a wai.t
I a s':f!i. i.-nt
ntiia'tr of
.ar.-: ..nt, vv:-neyr n e.ihed cf thi- fttt
'- 's leive Lei n s.-i.t out to rem. ve ti,e
5. facility under the x e!' i;t stipe-iatca-dence
. f Gn. Haupt. 1 think tho.-e .h l.iv -have
lieeu l.-ss rrei".cr.t at.d of shorter .h.r'a
lion than is usc.a'.l.v- the case with fiei-ht
trains. Ai: army of tl e siz" f that uner
(Jeneral M Clellan will 1 reu ntly l f..r
M.me days without the supphts it hs avktl
fr. on aicut.t of a la-lect ii.
tin.tly requisiti i,s f ,r then. Hn
una v. i.ia-
be- avs in f i w nr.ling them and liistril.,.
ting 1 1.4 m to the- .litrvrti.t Iriga.Jes and n-i-
IllelltS.
Fiotn all the inf .rination that I can ..It
tain, I an, f the oj iaion that the r. ijui.-i-tior.s
f ; . m tiiat armv have U-t-n f.iled jm.ie
promptly, and that the men. as a geneia!
n.'.e, have 'occii Wtt.r si.pplieij. than in the
ca-e..f ..i:r .-irmies . p r i;in g in the West.
Thehittir hare o; rae.J at n.ueh greater
distances from the sources of siij j.l;es. and
have had far Ies facilities f..r traa.-poitati-.n
In fine. I Klieve that no i.nnics m tt:e world
in canij.aignin- have been more promptly
or U-ttcr s-ij.j.lie,I than ours.
Thir l. S..en :.f:erthe battle t f Antiet.im.
General MvC elh.n w as urged to "ive n.t"
5nf..rmati..n cf his intended movements ia
o: iter t tjat if h- n ;, .v id Kt vvu n t l.e ene'm v
Aiid ashin-ton the reinf .reements conl'd
Ik; scr.t from this j.hice. () the first of t c
toWr. finding that he purposed to oi-erate
from H .rper.s ferry. I urgl him to cr.-v
the liver at oi.ee and give battle to the ei e
my. j-ou tine , v.t to Lin. the disadvantages
of delayuig till the autumn nuns had swol
len the rV.tomac and impaired the reads.
On ti e th ut'vVtoWr lie w is jeren.pa-ri!v
ordcr4l to cms the r.tomac and jrive bat
tle o tlu 4-neaiy. or drive him South. I
sa;d to h im : Your army must move r.v..w,
while the rmds are in gjvvl condition." I
will be observed that three weeks have
ehnsed -ince that order was given.
rurth. It is mv opinion, there ha x.-eti
no such wai.t ,.f v;ippj . ;n ,he ariUy i,nh.r
(Jciif ri.1 3kJ(."!el n as t,. j.revc:.t i. s t -ante
with my onieia l j h - Vuavt .. .""i"
eneiTiy. i J- s
Ila.l l.e ni. ved h; ;irtv t . ;
ol li.e i'. t-.r:..ic i.t cu i Lc.e re, ' r
.uppiies ;,!ij;1 as rt-a.l ly . v
i:..e live ..! th- le.r:'. . i V.
i .a. i . i li e --!.-;. . .. ( ,
ttbviam in .--.air.i t-. e.s
Ue. nt-. J. n. M 'C.eii.i.j .
loj'.n.- hi i.,i.-i ii iij i:.,v- x , s ...
ti .-t, tilth ri 1 s.xtli c..;j.s': ' :
Si.s;vil other i...ii.'v:,.,i i.. 'I.. '
fl-et!il:.g, : vv. ! I ;is v, r , " '
J-hoot vv:s lic.5.r to n.v I , t ,, "
s.tioi s i.a-1 1.. t !-e;j n;;.. j.a'.j' T''-
rol tri in iiis latj-iie : :;,ti ,. "
vv.c.'ing 1 or t'.e .listribei..ii . ,'
1 m the t-1 -vent i. .-1 i. ti Vr ."''. ":
to n. c th..l a port ::;i . f . . ' r
r.ll Tea l had i-tf.li ie.sti..;.' ..' -T
.st:u-i. ;teai.s ..t :n.u.e.;ut'v 'v'.."
hue II. iiivesTigute ti.is ti.pn:.t fV- '.
ri,iteJ that v ci v ll.i:,g h...l i r
ii ti e same date, the 1 1th. '
.ola-r.il MVieiUn sp keof .. .
hor.s-s htin : I r..ker i.vvi4 i v ta- '
the I":-': iK-t .U-r l.e cnq... -.'Vf, .
r.i'.e v! .-UJ p'v y...s . i:'v ,., r j ,
f:f'y p-r v e !; I -r hi ..j;fv '
in ii"!. t of Wn-hi.. . !;. "
I iaoi.t-h. 'y ,h'-i-ji t.e ....
ticrt to in. p. he !M.. t'i,i- i., r
j-.rt v tiy ;.arr j jev . J
t'J jeti. MXaeii.ili.
ti-1.. r.T -s i, p. t-.-.; :.. ; .- , n . t -.
of OetvKr, ! .-'t thf av. i ..-,.
t . c;. :,'-r.d M"c:-ii.i rs ;4r:.v.' ;.' .
a .d in fr-.i.t ..f ah::.gt..a.'f .Tt:
six wvks. hoUev- l.i;e, j.r '.,"t; r
754 'n ii).
la ...i.i:i:..ii. he r.j..-.T-, i .,
Urge Li!i:ih-f . 1 n.ui i ;;.; ' . .
an.j that l - nam her . f ( he-e 1 ! 's '. '
tiiLcrl MXlt 'Ian-artav on t:.v
toia..e was..vcr .",o(io. "" '
IK I'p Il.-l to at-
siii :;;:g ih.a ain.v il tht- h.
pr.aur-
On li e l.h 1 1" 0;-i..l,r. j.
i.m state,;, hi re;-
to h
M-. V-- T- -
ii. .-a !:e I a. nt!tf. every re j . t. .,, f 4.
ai. d 1 ti.rg: (icta-i.ii Ait g3 :;i i .
ie..:-i t:.-sc aiti. l-.-s :.. 1. ;,. A ..
t:a v m
,a.
ell It a.aia a. ", ,v V . .
in-hei. !j.h:a. .- . l.,r as ny ar-e.y 1- e :r
eil." I or.a .sh ..it iv . ..it",- ;r-.. y,. .
I. lit:..:, t-. :!i. .'. i...o i.t i.e.-V,:.; .
partiiaiiT.
i the l..-h , f jt t.er. i.f. r..
t'.e Rsl.lt, f his iLVe-futi- n. t, t
p.i'.ls ..f ! - its j.J. I..,,; ..
! V t:. - .ii::.;t. ru: S i
at 11 :tj ere- li i v . F.e.icliik
'"' ve:.tV t.'i.-U-at.d ;:"v wc-.
Ilaipir's F.-rry Vp,.t ei, the -2 i -t
!:, th. iia:.d mo; wire. -a t'.ei.- .
fcie-a tc xi and n.oo- ha U';; . ,r h ri ;
Ci tad lag.ids a:.;-.;e c..ni:. a:.. ,
staif t.. G icral MeClellan. teVgM. :.
the i".t h as f-livvs: "Tie s ;. - j
wai.t .f ci .thing is x '"-r..tv :. .' ..
and certainly, might have l-een N Ve
t'.vly rei-pii-Tti ! by the rv'': e-.tV e
brigade c. iiaean h rs.' 4 n ti.f "J-J I i f .
t- ! he teivgr.ip.bcd to Oe. if.--i, is-r :
eral M :g that the cl thing was n t .it:.:
e l ii. the eao
the
;.lai:.ts
grotu: I'
4-iotl.i?,g arrives .-!, j iMJi., h
sti'l warter!. I J ave .r h-,,-" Tj"
vvi.-iM s"-i,i osc-Mrv ;..ni a: v
nis'i-,: 1V.4-. and 1 h.-g to r n.n: v
y. r. haie nlvvay- vtrv pr. ..np.lv r:
j'.im;i..i.s I ir as c 11
n
ocr ij. partrt;ei:t is n--t w h.e.'t. .
a-so .11 as due 1 .-tie.- i- gl.vti. 1
mv n- tine when a v.-. v f . ,r '.
ra n w "I i;,.t c ill f, r il ' :
atthl-s."
In rrgrd to nej;..ri,i y .,;.'
of J.I'olDptly c-.iiiir;U:.ica:::,g t 'r- v.
his .imiv . mo. ,.r f. the p,.p.-r -the
War Iep:ir:i: ant. I rep zt t
lit: 11 to th ..r.:i:.:ry ra'is. '. e ": .s t
h .u ly e-r..nsi:tiic.it:-.n wit', W.-.-l.i .
T h gi aj h .
It is ,b,.. fa ;erd Meigs t: .! I
'll.tivjt bercwilh & r... v . . 1 te!-g-ci
ivei by him !..m G " i
cry r irfs-tfu"v, v -a ..'!. t
ii. W. "ALl.hCK. i;.n n
KR M M'ii.MI.A" i;e MjV.kZ . 1:
c a; ! i i: ui xkrai. v j. ..
Your -h-sp iteh , f this ,t .; - h - v
l.nve i.(.v4-r i-.ff.de.I. -n i v
h. to nv.ro -ic,-,,..,.; n .. -:
si !f ,-r y i.r I '-j ar'r :.t 1" r : T
forwardins clotiei g as rap-: llv .--p.
.-sa.ie f.-r you t do so. I N '. iv
thing has Itrn dole that ,-.tiM I "
this re.-j.cct. Tl.-ika th..t 1 k.o.-t.
envry w.-.s. that ci rta'n p.'tv : :"
maud were without ch-thh-g. ..n I f.
array w..ah! n rt..v-e until t? -:. si.t
V.. M( i ri.i.vN. Mi '.
S"
-JTUAV IIKIPPKR.
t';i:ne t.t ti e i-reue's . f : '
der:grel. it S,n r erl 'II t -vim 1
a .jnartt-r miles N,.ith . f .1, re r- .
11 1 .' eiishurg real, on .r:'-vt '
October, a H-.irh-r." -s ' :
beojie enr .'.: ji.:.g. v '. ' '
si 'es h ilf iiT.ih . ereo i ff ti a .
owni.ris r.-.pje-ti-d to Ciae f :' "
j ropvrty, pay charges Jtivl t..he l- ''
olheiwi-e -he- will di-i f
to Uw. IlKNhY Vi'.l.T;-i-'
NovetdH-r 10, ls;j.-0t
QTKAYKD
IV. -m the re- lv - -stibsciibtr.
ia Clrarf;. Id t .wi s1 ;
l ist of August. oi,e 4 ye..r - M r '
Cow. piece oil left ear and set in - - !
a ii-li 4n. Al-o. one yc:itli: : '.
wi;h white sp ts on !.u rr.:j- -T . .
vn giving ir.f .rn.a:i..ii coi.ccin ng : -.
-trays will le suitably r w::i h l '-'
at this 4..fuce or to the in dt r-i-f ' v
JAMIiS MVh"-K-
November 13. !t-0-.-C:-
Jltle of Jo.fph Will, dcr--
Notice is hereby given, 'h.it '. c
Aniinistrntion have Ken ga '"' ' V -dersigiieil.
on the estate i f JiJ n J '
4f Cle irtielJ township. Cnn"'"'- c'.!:- V
ceased: All p' kz.w'z Z
indebted to said estate are hereby
to call and settle the sn e. sr..-. tz' .
claims aa:n-t -ai--? estate, to ?ri
L.-erv.r'v siithtn'ica'e' f sett j-,..
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