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J. S. TODD, Editor & Publisher.
WEBIESSAY OCT, 14 '13.
S. El. Petteugill Co.
Advertising Agents, ST Va.hk How
New York, anl 10 State street, Boston,
nre the authorized Agents for the "Dem
ocitiT & Sextin-v:l," and the ne .st influen
tial ami largest circnl.ithi j Xewsi.ai ci s in
- Kxf.cctivk Maxs.on'. Oct 9th 1803.
Mi:. J. H. loon : Dear Sir : 1 did not
get last week's Democrat and. Sentinel. If
you have an extra cony, please sen.! it to
Die, as I wish to keep my file unbroken.
I enclose you $1,50 for next years sub
scription. Acknowledge receipt by return
v ; mail and oblidgc. Very P.esp.crtful! y,
t-Sri ' A. LINCOLN.
1 e nave ot late received frequent com- J
plaints of this kind. All vc can do is to
assure our readers that we mail their pa-
! ix-'i s regularly after each issue, and if they
do not get them, the fault is not ours.
We have sometimes wondered how Post
Masters can reconcile the oath cf office
with their pnrticnn conduct, in reference
to Democratic journals. We publish the
above letter to show that these complaints
Official Election Returns Of Cumbria County, for 1863.
''! V
Govci nor.ij u d g o fj Assembly,
js u ) r e m ei
i Court.
DISTRICTS.
AHeghtny Township,
I'.'.u kliek Town.dii2,
C'rimbna Township,
Canibria City I'.orough,
are not confined to subscribers within the I iVirr" , Avnsinp,
. i Cairolltown liorough.
i-viuiiiv : jui mat even tiie I re.-i.iv.nt
liim-clf, is not free from the aunovance
tiie Uaitru States an 1 Cana.las. Thev occasioned by the carelessness and neglect
are emperored to contract for us at ohi , of f ;t
LOWEST TERMS.
.-nr-r .-rrr : - -: ; It is witli reluctance, tliat wo, again,
AMIo?y. : speak of tliis mafier : but we do .-o now,
It will be remembered that our fore- in the hope that Mr. Lincoln, who is
man was among the unlucky conscripts aware of the annoyance to u, and the in
of the late Huntingdon lottery; and, In ( j;,,tiee to our subscribers, will put a stop
consequence of his having to attend that ' to this great fraud upon tbe pub'ic. We
place, at the bidding of lWo Ma;hu!s, ; have no doubt, that In the late acts of
our paper has been delayed to an unusn- C'orga ss, he could iiud a suilicient piea on
ally late day; but we offer in p. .!.; for ! wh:-' to i--e a prochimation: .ovtlraf if
this d- lay, the official election returns of j Congress did not su-(::in hioi, tL.d li'.e
the county, which, otherwise, we could p op!e wuul.J, at leat, su.-laiu hhu in the
not h.ave mi1!U!iwl until ihliiI.,... :. .. .. j i . 11 . . .
i .--.-.. j .-unii-iiiii 01 i usi pilasters wi.o vi.-i,
so-
SG2
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120
CO
157
f.7
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2" I 1
Go '
Hegister Sr; Treasurer.
Recorder.
Co
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a.
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C o m m i s -!
sioner. '
Coroner. I Auditor.
Cutst Township.
Cncs Spiings B-'.rough,
Clearfield Township.'
f.nomaurfi Township;
("nemaiigh l'.oro 1st VM 107
fiineiiuiuizh 1J. .ro 2d do. tit;
Croylc Toiviisl ip, 104
KLenthur? I"at Ward, 7
EhcusLurg Wtot Ward, 72
(.ialliizin, .80
J :eks' n Township, 4f
J !.nstown 1st Wr.rd, ;0
ltown -Jd W:tr.l, 4i
.f'h:istn i'd Ward. 7S
J. 'hnstown 1th Ward,
J- iinst.jw u ;".th Ward.
j L rett) II. .Mingo,
; Md! i,'.: I', r lU.-h .
-M'.i S'er T..v.:,d.ip,
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1-.7
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The returns from the different parts of
the State come in very slowly: but from
present indications, our Sraio tie!.et w:i,
unsuccessful. Tiie Aboliiioni.-ts crowed
louiHy at firt't, over a sitppo-td m-t
of -1 0,000 : but, if tLir .rity i-:-ni:v.:'-
to d
the trusts conti'l 'd to tiieni.
r We j
Hi.
on our Ji.t
painj iu-jt, attributed to (J.o di.vctioa m.i
S.ipemi.-iori of Wis Xi.r-oi ..(.,, wliici.
conn.Ietely ii.li;-..t..'s t!io policv :;n 1 irt-n-1
; . . . . . .c ' . ; "
il l..-. I'l 1 ii' 1 l-.iiv'll lOtl'!;,!!!. ;,. !:l
ecii-aso Mi.i every r.-al;
done for the past two davs,
:w i has
hv v w l-A-i
1 : n we
have much to exult ove r, by tk
g-t the otlioial rt ort.
We cannot believe that tb? r. -uit of
this election, ;;s it is now reported, will
be for the interest of Pennsylvania, nor
do we believe thai Andrew (J. Cm-tin
will again occupy the Executive Chair,
with the wishes of a majority of the citi
zens of this State; fur Fe.rrct iniiucnee,
the Jiatroimge and coe rcion of thosj in
authority, together with a svstem of or
ganized fraud, are tiie mans by which
Andrew Ci. Lurtni s.ii' ht Id
p:nu-hes t
Liieru Star.1?.
I : an I fioii'
1
eo.iii'.ry. l
wa;-dj ihj. j
;, w'.ieii :lr.
10 in.
letter
th- ;
'i.'or : an bom v-i
:.e arUi.; an i i.-o'-i
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the 1' ivneii ( iovi !'..i:k it
tli.it Emperor Napoleon has,
formed a secret alliance with
States: an,! that his Govsr
1- 1:!,! o!
We of
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Su,.M:itulie ro:o-.b. 23
j ;Juro!iei::'ii.na Township, V t
I 'i'a vier LVwai"p, '. :',
j Vi''Juo,! T. will-hip,
j W : Tow.s; ;p, . J
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I :-U -nii-n ba- boen ra'i. d to a;
3!i 2-34 So 2o2
TO; " j ' 79- Co
lSo! 3U 17 S7
151 1C3 lb 104
42.CU0 iZ G01
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11 120 13' 119
27 21 2", C 1
27 -1S7. 27 1S7
109 r,7 108 ,7
Gbj 111 SO 110
GO f,7 2 ! (j-
4f. 101 4o, 105
74 7 74 7
4: 72 40 70
2- -0 20 80
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471 80 45l HI
4G 77 43
JGOj 51 iGh li
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80' 35 70 35 701 35 70 55 7o! 35
1831 38 185 S'J l&o! 37 185) 37 187 37
15 ICS 15 IC2 15 102 14 lc2 15- 10 1
4t'.j 209 45 299 45 208 45, 290 44: 297
S 04 3 04 j; C4 Si 04 3: 04
14 120 13 120 13 120 ll; 119 13 Hj
2o 32 25 32 25 50 2a! 50 52' 50
r. 183 25 187 20 184 2 180 20'
10,s 07 109 C7 107 03 107 00 l07) 07
Sc.j 100 41 10 37 111 no 3,; In
29i 90 SO 97 29 97 2sj 97 29j 07
4.; 100 43 100 4G 104 -J5i 04 43: 105
U 7 74 7 74 7 . 74l 7 74 7
59, 73 59 72 40: 73 St.; 73 38: 73
24! 80 24 80 23 80 23! 79 vsi 80
97j 50 94 50 9-, 48 07,! 49 9o! 47
107j 50 109 58 108 58 lH7j C lOsj ;2
f 5i 59 or, 42 ;' Ai 42 j2 4o
S-"A "'' 45j 7' 4o 70 44 79 :;, 77
70 40 781, 41 77; 4i 77 41 77' 4;
I37j 48 137; 49 lO t; 5 1 1351 49 lGo'; 50
8j 40 : ;.; (, ;;s .s -7
108, K'5 108', 107 108! 10. " lo: 107 10-1 Ui
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15 151; 158 15 1! 158 151 i b'o If,)' l5
5 :i S 5'.; 88 50f 87 5Tj Srt 6f, S'S
-I 27 27 27 3 -7
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i'.i) 37, J.;: :;7. 170 1 of
J'f. -11 118, 59 II'..; 40 1)7; 41 l!K . )
21 L'U 40j 20 4- 2 4'' "2
Jj! J ! ' "! 4s 72: 4 1 77; 40
138 300; 215-i 3U09 2137 Gi.o:, 2.22 29eo 2.24 :;'.i.5
our lorc'S have
t?vae.jat.'-l c.
. . . - o.
uen Mores at could not be
removed were burnt. Their
ever is triflimr.
It is reported that the wk
army has crossed the Uanid ,,, . r
that General Meade has fallen
the north bank of the r.-wi""
T-i I risoners captured on Satur.tv
I' : ,hat Iongstre-fs corps had tunni
the Southwest. This, however 1 '
If ' ful a headquarters. The nbeb
ced to cross the Kapidan 4,n -j-j.'.'," ',"
I ' moving in the direction of Ma r
, House, with the evident ii!i,n-'l,V
turning Gen. Meade's ri-ht win '
.39 ; Heavy cavalry reinf orcein! Tin ;
79 1 been sent to the front.
It is roportel that rebel cavnW '
I the gaps In the Hull Run' i,';,,,.'
o The large cavalry force semt fmir i
4 : yesterday, however, will spoe.flv ,f;!.'!,
05 I them from their positions. TLf Vt'
22 force holding the gaps is sn-.u, , ,
108 White's and Mosehy's men. ? 'J
29
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1 ii
1
1.
w::ie
-f a
I'o
yet recognise ti;c Southern Confederacy,
is ij-ji at all improbable.
Acn ii:vr A
long a;, ! v.-nt'.. n to the i.;unag'-:sr (!. i) -m-llU!
se-eded 1 . l':a:;c ineeting at All.. r.town, disa; p:w
., ...t j u the- obj -cis of the ra-eli;;. a; id thai if
i V-jird -r sooko it v uld lie i;i f.: or .f
Kili
d
nujooiT
1.
on
man named Johnson
r.d i.is son, who were driving four liorses
ml a wa;:on, loaded wkh cm:vu-,..-v1
election ; I toward IIimtir:''d..-n. one ,i-,v 1 ti- . ...1.
and we find hi Allegheny and I'i,ilal..l- ' ie.:,.It. !llTOW
" . . v . .?v,tlJV- Willi IP IV: J
1 - -
while .'tttemntin? to crn thn k..;.i....
-ow U.e town. 1,. ' ,iv t1,,. i, 1 .1.
.... , illt 4 ieiv l-
urihei- extremity, the boit'r.n of
gave way, preeipitatin 2 the
wagon and wheel horses, together with
tlioniseives mto the canal below
bek
ed t
the la id -re
id h
biv:
The
ors.s became detaclied bv the
n:g of the wagon toniru.'-. ami e-c:i:.-d
liii'uijure.l. Xei:her oi the other horses,
however, nor the drivers were serioulv
injurcd.
phia counlies. where they most effectuaiiv
brought their machinery to bear, that th
Abolition increase over last year's vote is
considerable.
The picture which now represents the
future hopes of Pennsylvania, looks very
dark, but we nerve ourselves to the sup
posed result, and are prepared to meet it
calmly, trusting that the true voice of the
leople will'yet triumph, at a future day.
The Democracy have bad much to con
fend ajralm-d. We had not oi.lir ;.,,
j 1 - -
the united strength of the Administration ' C-h" We call the attention of
and its minions, but we had even to con- ' ders to the advertisement of C.
lena agamsi our own t;ixes, which were ' erts. ii
used to further the purposes of the Alioli
tion candidate.
Oar hopes for Woodward's election
have vanished. He is beaten. lUit
the majority agaiimt him cannot be very
great ; but inste;id of despairing over the
-.I 11
ivun, nc witi rou up ma- beeves anj ; . .-
try it again, for we much mistake the. ! S; i'': A yout
Plant of the :eoi.k i: .,- .1 .. . '
ItillOS
which a ii Tin -in i,f , .e .
1 ..-..I, 1.1.11 cu .-1j1
ttot,l--i Trit- ;...a...T T.. . 1
iiii ii,ioi . , pinnae ii.-
Joe
ne,
i d to. s -a .--
Ciov. Curlin. I am informed that
of Major Cur
a- io ; . 1 th.-ir ;va!- until
V:,.. ! be binol ,uV:
he ;.,;nd s'af-. wiib !he
:na:: loss h, 1 :v,
:r -f i 'end's ij-.en r.
' v.-omi. 1 d. The whole
1 front r.iunfs escort of
n was seventy-e'gl.t. A
!Vc m Pbmt s:r-s !h- bodv
'ii cu ( leuerai t in tis.
.0.
,,.,e, 1
b
has been found. He was thrown from ers, and r,ev r heard a:
ni no:e, sb(4 !ln- uji the head, and exc
imna
"s-ei-;ions have been made :hruu!ioi;t lh
Si; -le. It has been my earm st e: d. avc.
' ' I , . I. T.t .lt',.1 r., 1 . I T .. I 1 r 1
- " "'Ul" i 1 " H'"1"- 111 J v ' ' v " maru-. rn ai.er la; was a nnson
I)o:i,ies, and am l, Jenmned to s.dh-re i . as well si the
10 uiis course; ln;t a is obi.-.:s that 1 t-lcrks. orderlies a:el liand were shot
eanr.o longer ma.utari silence t!:id.r -eich 1 ifir-ui:!i tlte h. ad irfti- b'-T -V tbn?.
- . ..VAi
'.Ii. in to cme to ;, ,
.;!)! a. ways g:! u. ,Jj ra a . ,, .,1
e o Si'-"':
At -was
1 .
"Id 1. .'
i 1 , ir.o.e-wao-.r ivc. I have d;e;i heard
my fa-l.vr .n-'k trnvi-lers if ;h.-v had a-v
obj etions to bnvn i: o! 1 irif.":irl t n't
toe same table wo h ib. r,t ,,r ii... 1 1
in.'JT a
livi.e
tab!
n!::r time. hn mv iat'i r
we had a very el v. r
v.-'th i:s .- l.c v,-;i5 a b.ir-
I have
Xkw Yoi:k, (.Ktob r 15 y
ecial says: The snn.l. 1
4 ti 10 hih- .a ti.. ii.i 1 "r- "
J "''iii ie nave i. .u ,
lilnvf'd to flic n..ii. .i,,il l
O I "ii. 1 1 ae ;u 111 V 'v
p0 ; jK-d for a fi-ht. Gen. M,-ad.-: jv..:-:
100 j was 0,1 the North bank of the vj,-j'..
or, 1 nock, bis right Hank retinr 0n '. ' '.
cm slope of the Hull R,m '.M,n,!i:a;.'J
lnce in n, however, tie Ikh f.li ;, ;,
to the ri. iphb"rhXM of Man i--..- - v
L e's whole f rce lias cro., d .. ;'
hamioek, an.! were yolenlav
oai- rear. A Irittle this mon-V ." r"
seb-i'i d iin'iiinciit. ( )ur trains i;.e ,:
we;e all :it Ce:;len ille.
L H. ,-. 1 1 a. .:. U,iaio: ;ir. r;: . .
a general or--i.L'om'iit c-oniinen.-l ;lI
le.lit this mondng. on the old l;u;;' j,
baitie groun 1. The conni.-jM .,;
Army .f the I . .tom-ie of courc b- !:.
(1 M-ade in .U tarn hn- lx-, .
!'! t . bis laej to s.,; -I,;!,-
II:s removal ii.,i
i.av b .-n ,i !
('.-s.:;- h s ;i ! to b
E. i.-:-.v.
A T, a - Wa-I
Ibimo-.s hi Wa,i
ibi':':. Anions c:
is lav ;h:U tb" Ibi
i'"iel was cut bv I
In.-.
4 5
74
39
44
t I
137
10
10
s
1-1
7 i
113
1 1 -.
74
.'loo
Coni:i:aa 1
J
It
-W-'Jer (i n !';
n
.t iiiii.roii.r
1
iiin e-e a :d ')-.; .
i'.' ! oe.S ei;;
ivtpaest
a:iv sia-h
j''.r r. :i
T. Rob-
5iicri'.;i.-.l cf. i-.!- iC '..a .
tionery and musical instruments, enable
the purchaser to suit his
bis fasle. Mr
mee!
misi-epresentatiotis. I therefor
you to eleny that I have wriiten
b iter er cinei tained any such i ws as
those atuibutcd to me in the ri.iiudek bin
''a-, and 1 desire to t:ate clear! v and
ii.'atuly tl-at, having some few davs
a2') had a full conversation wish . J-.'dge
Vooward. I iind that ne.;- vi.- aive :
and I regard Lis election a Governor of
Pennybauia called for by the interests of
the nation.
i understand Judge Woodward to be in
favor of the, prosecuitiiai of the war
with all th means at the command of
the loyal States unlil the military power
of li.e rebellion is destroyed. I uu.krsioo'I
him to be. of the opinion that wbib; (be
wr.r is urged with all possible (kci;;.n ;..:id
CVS.
A Cs
IV tM-rson obi.ee'
pt some few who were found to be
"'O.io;,i-t-;. vp 'irniKi t-,-i
rest. All of 1 .hint's cerre-o. n b nt c.-.Hs " sbo 'mv, f .v, -
" Old Rie! -a-d was a ( lever old ner---,
and would p!V.- ,.R Ids' banjo to-"art:u5e
" us childiv;. and for au-bf I know
ilioiinfiit as ir.'i-
prison -
Ab
ISi'Ts Tl!KOi;V A!V)I T T1IK Dl'lfV-
I,
TSIK m;.'1I, i;ov. J0bn (Jlil-b-rt.
of Clay coun' Kv., writes to a
:" 1 .- . " . '
citv. ''n iiio' a cm-ioi's the.n-v'
.1 "t o,.! loeli-i!-,)
did of any white boarder in n,.r f.,r,,;j,-'
ii, .
r. i -
o 1 'U'l m mi
Thi
pro-
is way a negro was treated bv
-s.avcry man m 'd iv of yore."
' 1 " 1 1
i ne .-.ate La tn:-i..-.l .,.,,1
with reeard to the duration of the present f T'!" ; W h:nv
war. h, his 1. tier he -ivs , 1 "'n ab,-!1t lh l'ivut war
-Dus-u- the rnvoluuonary wsu- corn V?, I"'" " ' ? "V not Llit
pamoiis may be erroneous
wnat our
ho We VC-r,
We con, ler that the m gro has been
male tl.o tt.,,1 to libu-o ..c ...1
lioberts is a m-nericd
energy, toe policy etirectinu' it
.1
ibi b.-
m coiaMaiance wnli tiie pihieiples of hu
manity and civilization, working no ln";::-r:c-s
to private rights .and j-ooci'v . - i
. r L - ( j ..ui
nd ree-
i!ial s had seven points to ihem, that is,
the biade grew in such a manner as to
have seven distinct points or ends convs
pondir rr with the sb.n-n i,;., r.c,,. 1.1 .
'1 hese sev, points ibeated the duration X- I ,,,VCano,.,s l
of the revolutionary war. Now ,hetv C ' ? tT TI,WC0U
are but fcW separate and distinct points u.- V r' tL"liS yea. tens
to many of the blades, and this indicates !,n . !? f pr, ChiM'VU
very clearly, to mv min.l, that the dura- ' ' , , lr" " '" ' Their fathers
tion cf the present war will b., .1 n ' J ' irmnlered I And
.-.. p , , . i"!' what .'
.y .-io on- ..euus 01 me Otaaes reinvsen
tin vears.''
;
- 1 iieniiiiiaeo uv lomiary neecsitv
i.mie, and those having jewelry
or nations : sind. l.nnl K- T on 1.. 1 !.;...
J , , " 1 liiUI I.I
uuiin-eo watches, t an have, them erv 1 si-o e with j.i.
imj:z.'it i.y nalitarv law sunoiv f ieib-.-d " loun.t m our city, and we l ai n th-it
sucn is the case m Clav county, and
n
at;y repaired at this establishment.
awake to the feaii'd r... : . i . ''wy, cuini.iutcd
i.ii
.!;
i, reM.iia
1 .asieaster -vui
1.
in toe - opinion that the
sole groat objects of this war are the. Re
storation of the unity cf the Nation, the
7. ... ! r.-' rvation of the " Constitution a:.d (lie
, .-i.oieinaey 01 me laws ot tiie countrv.
1 w.o paus.-, and my readers
may answer this qaeMiou the-nis, Ive
The only brother we have in the world
Mint brother whom we have beea ex
pecting would as!l. us in takin- care of
an aged and inth m parent lias been torn
localities where observa.i.ms ! .V. ' , f. l'N !lu' nov to undergo
been made.:. ()r ,-e.,.b.ra ..,0,, ... ' ai 1 - ".r,..' ot the life of the
X.:w Y !.k, O-t. 15. Th v.: .
ton C'e.rre-po!:d' liL r.f the '!,..,,, , e
ted the 14th. says:
The moment si e r-b. I- -aw t'.at ir. :'
retreat from the i;;ipi uiir arn:v.
Satu-day last, it a- (ben Meade's 1
Uun i j reaeb ij n.-ii-ili bt-.s. o" '.hp Jb:
paiiannoek in sat'-iy, tliey ci'iiSi-T.-vl 3
ra'pid march to tarn our iLbt tl.is.k,
Gen. Meade was too m:: f. v :h-v., .:.
had taken up hi? portion 0:1 :!. a rS-r
bank of that str.-sim. Xoshiig d-e:;:. '..
however, by thi- iaibire. tie- -te-:i!V !..
C'on'n.u d to advance, ei a to I; e N :
bai.k of the I :: pahan:s. rk. aa 1 y-:"
day wsis in Gen. Mea l i'--.:;t s:i
id 'i-ab!e f.-.rce. It is r. p !e!;' ..t -br
r.iih:ng was kept up ai! day. a;:! :!..:
our army fell back to the l'a eft!.- rb
road.
Ii is said that tins mora'ae 5 :. -.
h-.'e appeareel in .'feat force age..
ciinmenced an attsick. Was: "
seething with excitement ev. r ti. .!';':"'
It i fully believed that a b..::!- set- '
121 -need. ;md that G . a-ral M :'. 1 r f
a i;ai:
Vc (It not know what there may be in
this si- il. Three ij:n!ed blades l.n-n
r 1
1 .!'.u s iay eveini:
II r t.-Ti;.-r.Tf
iSiiia'e k;e f
wc d., not belie ve that the
lreedoin in the Americ
1 a . .
oe estectually crushed ont. p,ut whd a
borK-i are uneertti'm, and v.tj dread tir:
thought ofr.tTrtpprcard.ing rein of. mob-
l:iv ;uiu v nro.-;-:o!t
1 7
man named
in Martic tow::.-!:i
.: , .... i j-o '.uu mat oar oiinions entneiv-
.f lut v.cek, bv h: n;- ! :Vrt' "i10'1 "-CSJ points, I would, were it
stable. I), r,e.,, i 111 i'u-'ier, give to Jikbo W.K dwai.l
sm 1 cd wasa w;.)rt!iy and industrious vosm'. ! U'y Vu"'e aul UIY voto-
inb but m delicate healtl;. hointr 'con- ! -1 ;i"b very respecliuby, yc.nrs,
'a heart, can ever ' had been work!.- sdl day. ' h ClJ-.Lh.
' O't.-I in I I J" . - "
.1 IT- .
tlwowf,,,.,!, .1 . ' o.mer on 11.0 I.:
Ilr. rii!!w.it 1 i i ... 1 1 I
,,.i., ,JliKZ iiiiuuieu e:irs 01a 1 .1 , ,,,,
Oi t " i.,.., 1, c - ii- . . 1 su ei iin emotion.
lal l:i!Cli. at lino int..! 1.10.1.., i t .1 1 ' '-
7 .'.. l.l., 1ULI II . I'IV HIT
private
. . . . , . . 1 .
n 1 -- !- DC I:1 '111,1.11.. .
ind fbr what . 1 leader. .1 r',,. ' ' '
7 ..l. 4.1.- UIJ-
iousc to "o to) '"rx. :
a m-ighborb-. N;,t returning up lo ',,;,,! b'aiititrc of Gi-n. SI.iis Escort
o'clock, his mother beeanrr atxtou and I "
-na.ie s. -are h for him. f, -.t... AHe x-avfinvorifi corrcsnondent of ib.
n,,1 v. 1,t' c... sfan door inii fa;a 1 .. : -. . t. men i.ati Ciis. .- oiv-e t!l.- : I
- ... 1 ....I,, uui eiaii' h j 1 in 1 ip;-ee''ei 1 - . ' f. " '' -' 1 jkii - 1
convulsed in the the t h:x- of Abolijo-i- ' '" P"r'! r,x':" tl,L 'Tb"r rail of the rack j licu: '''''' ci ' tbe capiui-c of Geeera l'huifs 1
ism, wc have yet 1,-ft to us, the con-oi' - i h': Uft a,r,n rostin- in "iP f?h 4' 1 : ,,,. ' - - '
tionofbreathi ia 'p., V J"-" ';sm tb.c gn.und, 5ti:f nd cs.ld in ! , l 'innt .escaped, and w:t? met
fll . t"1 ,""uo r,,,,I,r-- No c-ausc, e.th.r thai, his f -Phv, : Ikow I" 01 1 Scxtt by reinf .rcemcnts, which
tin p.ne air 01 iXr.nx-nu-y. The people henith. could he n-sied for th- r--h" -e." !" ; ok """ of and Parted in Pr
of high latitudes and inoisntaisioiis cou'i- p-y fuitn. " " I of Juantrell. ;
tJ -r x.e j.meral .was. inadyap.ee 'cf the!
. trust
on I st hold -,
br;a. c,.- .,s ;
1
fIl:U-!ir!.n. iC .... i
- mi.- iiieuiory, .anc: in everv
respee-t perfect lv reliable." He is as cor-
ne ! m ins recollection and statement of
. tacts, v. itnin bis knowk.lge, as any man
ia the country.
; Scveud blades of corn have been shown
Mis with but three points to each, and we
i have no doubt Unit many fumnles of tbo
j kind may be found in every field. Fnink -k
fort CoinritOtWMhh.
.tries have always b. en not- I
I '. , .. C i- 1
ioe 01 .eceuo!!!, ; n t wv a -e-l)
that AlKi'ifK.nis!,; v.id nevr
amoivg faehiris cf !.i;tb.
A Youu KcSIf rciM oh tiie rVo?ro
TIip Pennfleld (N. Y. ) Krfra was o
tabashed about a yt,ar aml a hlf by
the orphan dauphter of a printer, who
was thru about twelve years of n
r2.liQ LI.'t.'tIoi.
. i;ic tor vicvi
1:1
je-Wielt
pu.iiiMi tiie oiilcial ekc-
xe't are 1
:r as rec.lvvd
Ition Sfhedcb' of the return Judges of this j ,'-is
' Ccnmty, howi!ig that th.
Csuiib-rtM were not want'.:.
Wc;dvv:a-d.
the
i.s:t)o! itv
. cause.
'.e
Ii
in o .
ii":-r:ey i
I .is
the State il
ea
---..I ,
s ' ' of ;
1.
ding the power cf g:
, i'.OuV. iiii.-t
TTtba-nces br
:bt
inae.;..
:ir agel:
.
.r
1
otbf r
M The
charter election i.i ;
1 . 1 . ? 1
Jiii.leil ill l lie eiei ii i;, ot ib nelal
lore liunyou the I 'em ..cr itic.
ior-uayaw, by about J.o.j.) ,ltajoi:tv
- -v- .. v i .11 ii, 11n1.l1 las, e
"altont l.o .
ibelb.
recbs 871
Gii'bon 570
Cumberland G50
Fulton 2-jO
T-'h l,0dl
-d .!-.rc.e 1,-yj
M':i;,g-ryj,0
N'r:hsvaipt o,I5 )
V,"ivne f,)0
Votk 2,f.0O
10 .
S-.t
Cm-tin
Alleghany
l5radrV-d
Che.-ter
Crawford
Dauphla
l b lawsitv
Erie
' rran'diu
I-:;i c.iltev',
TV,
i viSSSlan
Pniladelphia
!:'.t.je"aio!:ai::::i
" v., . r ,IaI "- - V:1fCe cl . hor readers took exception to hr
" (V? .nd wlnle wailmg for them in remarks on the nero and war Z W
' I ' b C :n;V: , ,l " gave the 2,lSer
cm- . 3 s, .: r'--' ? m r vca?om to worshi. the
' -.-o.w 1 uiiooiu; 1.0 Rt 0i rtro or act with his fbb f,.;oni.
j s.p .sed belon,ed to Pond's command, on copy the option n , answc" J eon
, iln.1, whde-at the same time he 11 ,-,,e j mend it two osir readers-
i I'lv-io-i tiiat tl.ey.were rebels It.- h id
. 1
Ah" a,1V ot,'ei' persosi who wl-hes to
know why we do not worship the th
negroes --friends," as they are erroneouslv
c.iueo, will please read the abov
. .T-i 1 . .
u inuiK. will be a sati
ail.
c, whie-h
actory answer to
ncvoi ts from HeartcN Army.
From t!in Time? ' Special.
WA-iMNfSTCiv. .'Monday, October 12
Karly on Saturday u bri-ade of cavalry
'o!on-,ng !o Kilpafriek's .livWon, at
tested a n connoisance on the south ide
ot Po'rtsonbs I'iver. Thev wore at
tacked by ji larire force of rebel M,.,u
amply supported by infantry and artilWv
t d to obtain th- eh
eleslring to reach Mimass. if ):.: -Lee
will tight with the I;np-i!.si:'m-"-'k '
hind him, and has not, it is b-lievid. :
p. rior numbers. Yet no c:.e
su- prised to hear 0:1 the lie, I- of -V.-lief
that the rediels had sud !:.!y U n :
infn ccd. Of course, all forts 4" :: '
fro atloat. Gen. Mead' is raudi
ger than is generally supplied.
WAsnrsoTfiN- Oct. PI. Th'' . '
i "( of this morning, and the
and Caion of la- evenintr. ceir i:''. .' ' '
following importent nr-ws.
We have information from oic '
this moniing, that Genera! Me:il'bs:v
has fsd'.en .back to this side of il
pahansiock, feUowel by Ie's arsny.'.
is in tr"csit foi-ce about half a na'l
the Southern bank of that river.
The enemy made a flint of rier,":-1
the valley on the Southern bank ,! ;
Kobertson river, and onr caviilry R:'.
Puford crossed at Germar.ia l er - ' '
tock jMissrccIon of the earthworks i.--doned
by them. When our funv ,v:ii.s"
ei-oss, the enomv came airaiit l'"!
under command of Stuart in txr n M'?Vlie Pnf WR1 , V
The infantry force was one of Ewcd 1 ' W? V
visions and numbered alnmt 8,000 men tune to destroy He creW
A brisk fight ensued, lasting about an - t0 """ffl
hour, wli-en our cavalry was compelled t, ' 'i 1 ' w,,h a fom of ",;r,-t-I
bsu-k nnoii their infantry rts '-'
vi hlch were near James'
vill;
supiwts.
City, n cinnll
sance near Madison Court
..... 1 r, . , !. r -
Ct aiw.it iroo m r,..M v.vn onui .1.0.... -
r,:.0.f i ,V4W- y-w .! had V Xoille, if 5t wosiM not tie I KmUvenW. t .: " " y,lWPor to CulPep,wbva portion of 1!-:,
2,?54 ! .' UrV1'r l, m , hU Un'1 "v l,d i Tnny I a,k yoil why yon seem to be n,- ' I Hiet ensued, in w j .h our iZ -ere foiled aeros, only -
;:g:;s
-' n 17V lit' 11 111 1
? ' , l.eea.i, the enemy cbarge,.!
f . rdsout two hundred otiserr: r-.
"'j With the r.K-iiUu:.
of.Mnjjr C
".cp:r nifn
foiiowed by
mi tne.i4..-ib 'r.
esrtss.
the
GO
! Cicnu-sd cudoavored to halt ana.ra:U-:'t!:e
was
1,7-Sl
I escort,, but only .sueeeeelebl
liriiilnnra - t
I t:lloi, i.v.1.,1 se..., ... , . UK
eaders UM. I .. . l''.v . , ' ' ' ur wenty. I tebel
f ither was w ,V A, V , , 1 ',U, nty ; -""'ments camo to the assistant of
n an b, V'oi r ? Pn -sW.v rT' 0urtf-s "e pushed back to
cred r r' ' 1 ? ' " n"7 l,K ly "to Co!" ? tV PCI P'r' i"injr nil the way.
creu pcor.ie ; he ias oflen tak(in in colored '.Heavy firbtr in tl. .fW i
. ..vv.n IviilLtl
cnient had been renewed-
-i ur-
uet tming people wlioni our abolitionist?
1 . A . 1
;T f j Ute.u mem With (lies, he turned on the keep, and never, toy rr-e L ' ' .
' UIIJ''.s vno rct.-cat.al. U uu a force f,f ' the cat th-ir :" ... ;."''"'' w : i.atmj.
"'""V'.i 1 sie WOOelS?!e
h.-d, but Tte, !ntel!io0nr, from. t1,0 frunt
The cavalry cut their way thren:.
,1.,.. . .,,i :., cuaTi as i
oei .1 H'lUfllllilini nil, irn.- l,,r-
lv been experienced bv otirlivp" 'J' ..
the war, and. probabfy, his rear, wj"
artillery, rcfisvd llirouuh Cu!iTix' ,
Kil pat rick's loss in killed and
amounted to lo0. T.,i
Gen. Moade is sni I to havt' ''