warewn
Poreiret , tiostilittotirtitalo - :".."-- - ' - ‘ - '''' -
'; Whim, lireeduil thojee-kti)NtiF beg?re e .th
With.)%idem g ir gall ikeileatir feet;
• And Freedom's banner ettesining o'er tot
Our Advertising Columns..--The crowded
state of our advertising columns for some
time has neeossarily proven ted us giving our
UAW aitiobllt of editorial and 'news matter.
As thhistate of things is only peitodical
_v_ith us ths_teadex_wilLplensa_esetiseLthe,
1111881101/8.
Minlssuiviay Div.;—Got. Curtin Me' le•
sued a Proelantation recommemiing the
servaoce of Thursday 26th instant, (same as
appointed by . the President) , tura day, of
Thanlogiving and rayer. We will publish
tho Proclamation neat weak.
Atictioit Sate 'tif Petit . .trees —An error
eccured in the advertisement of Messrs. I'.
E. Cook & sons in our last edition. The
sale should have been announced for Satur=
day the 7th instead of Saturday the 17th.—
The auction will therefore commence io-mor
tow (Saturday) at 1 o'clock, P. DI:
- Dental Card-it will be seen by refer
ence to our advertising columns that Dr. M.
A Dana, surgeon Dentist, has located. in
Hagerstortn. Doc't'or'
. TheDoc't'or'is an experienced
practitioner and 'goes there bigioi recom
mended as a skillful operator. Ho will dyuld
less be liberally patronised.
.13usin ess Resumecl.—We are requested to
• annoutfee that Mips MARY C. Itkssa, has
re•cummenceu the Millinery business in this
place, and has just received an assortment
oP new -- goods; --- Slie — pnrpOses connecting
•°dress making" with the 'millinery , business.
Advertisement next week. '
State Elections.--Elections were -held in
NeW York, Itlnssachnsetts, Witseensin, New
Jersey and - illinels — on — Tuesday last The
Union majority in New York is variously es
timated, at from 15,000 to 30,000. The oth
er States mentioned uremia to have sustain
ed the Government by handsome Union ma
jorities. Copperheadism is evidently , get
ting a little below par.
Valitable'Real Estate tgales.—We invite
special attention to the large sale of -Real
Estate advertised in te•day's paper by
t ' ItISTJAN SIIOCKY, Jr. and JACOB S. Goon,
Attorneys for the heirs of Christian Shod:fay,
aecested. .
JAMES IL Gormoti, as Administrator of
the Real Estate of Samuel Gordon, ,dee'd,
also offers for sale , several valuable town
properties.
JOnN H..AD#ms, Administrator of John
Gilbert, Jr. dee'd, offers a valuable property
on Church Street. See advertisements.
Prepare for a Severe Winter. , --The St.
l'anl [Minnesota . j Pres.:Am admonishes as:,
The we j atherprophets say that the peoptel,
may loolt• out' for the hardest winter seen for
years. There will be'inore cold days--the,
meneury'will run lower, and the snow be
deeper, than before, since 1857. This is
the first fall since.lBs7 that the brook.trout
have commenced leaving the small creeks
for deerholes as early as September, 'and
the first season since then that the muskrats 1 1
have &tilde-walled their little hillock homes.l
These and certain other infallible' signs,.
known- to the sportsman and hunter, indicate'
a winter olunisual severity:. It is thought ]
• s • will elose-at—least-H
Bounties of Moldier . s,—.A misunderstan
ding wins to exist in reference to , the
amount of bounty paid to veterans and raw
iccruits respectively. A recent order from
the Provost Marshal General, provides that
ettrans re•entu'A, ing shall receive 4402 houn
ty.while_raw_recruits shall-receive 002.
Cure for Dtptheria. —Here k a :rented
eaid to be excellent for the cure of dipthe-
A small quantity of sheep's snit ; saga
pponnful, chopped fine arid boiled in a gill
4 . ipilk:and drank on retiring to bed: 01
°puree the - throat is to be bound'ivitb fiannol.
Sven*, at.the Kort/i."—The principal sum
mits of the White Mountains are no* cov
ered With E9UW, which eatends several miles
down their sides. The..houses on , Mount
Washington, were abandoned for the season
lust . week. 3'he snow was foot dee
the building!, and three wiles. below the
sumryqt, pas e!ght, in,c4e,s,Jeep.
----DeepateheiV-tehhAgton acute that
..Presidept.Lineoln i htte positive:y, iFpressed
tunetetat my u p on
oho Iroveh . oecupption pf 31eico until the
r. domestic troublee uf .country are finally
eppelided•L
_Legihisitisre of 'Oblit4ilL-16ad
•Totiff — i 44.6 1 1 - : Unic;0 0 1 1 t0 6 ,', 0 /.loo*-
itiotsliciase i l34) tuiouistivto.l7l oppcsioo#
Iti° ll hilieta.at
fir:vlcjetv.— T sie Aultirtittment. of, „So
, .
alit Inuit, *Alecto', iwaoothet column:
' Attittel nOti,* ;
. )11110. ok,i;4TherWhole`
I
oil&• s s i"lit?toisitin;4loWit titles*
*erii w ,:h Its. ilteOestirits 1404nsey,,,,iti
,I.ttle t au the ie j ,..4llbltitpide aid arm_ •, ; I
ihieh it*tiieniititil li at ~ ,the,'bottom
this tar. liquitv'slaVestili-ntrifierook!?M
the . secessidon - sentiment is _found predonii.
tinting itierrvlisT)thifriliferiCi§lhg'ilirtlid
hild intolerant : delipitEsat '•iiver,.frieool,:fik
_opinion; while in thaie portions even tittle
South where slaves are not nuranions, us lii
Western . MarylautK,434lVirgiOSlT.aStbln
Kentucky and Tennessee, and even lior
.ilierirllitaiiiiiilltuTtriitiltifitiiiiiiiitiiilie.
-dominant. It ie theibltire; I teVitir 6f Slayer.,
agaibst precticitni ' i'reederteiaiiiinst Siiiiery.
A egiiiiict:aliogOtiier' utavoidabli; "and one
which way be
. ouspenaedi,,i)ut which can,
never be,iiiintinated ) • emit oue:or the other
of 'these oafititgonieo6 irinciplea l 'shail sue.
cuinb. -
. •
Thts t on our pu t t, is a .detcnsive. war.—
Its object - is to preserve t ; •government out
destitietitin; to Maintain : the Union, tOtrush
otit iteasint• ainN if in r.rtihiti 6 treaSen`•slii
• •, . • e. - • •
very, shalt suffer or ,perisk •be it ,180.. If its
votaries' will identify it with treason, they
cannot complain of the identity of their fate.
Treason originated in slavery,- Sad it its an
thors.have so bound them toget r that one
cannot be struck without striking tier,
they, and not the friends of the g rument,
Will be responsible for its, destruction. "
Certain it is, that in this terrible conflict,
'so destructive of property and so prostrating
to every interest, slavery is antiee,d: 'to no
special immunities. To conserve it 'in any
way is to give aid and comfort to the ene
my; for itslave toiling in a corn fleld4s do
ing Wore 'to streugthee the insurgant South
than a soldier in its camp. Let
,us save the
Union and the government at all hazards;
but we are certainly under no - obligations to
save slavery from the fate to which its mad
and wicked keepers have exposed it.
Me Chickamauga*" Victory."—At last vile
have the Rebel account of their losses at the
battle of Chiekamauga. The exact figures
are given in a letter from the Rebel head,
tern to the Columbus '(Georgia) Engldirer.
By this it appears that their aggregate losses
in killed, wounded and missing, wore 17 1 999..
This exceeds the official Uniom loss (14,301)
by nearly 4,000, and shows that the battle
-ai-the-most-terribly-tiestractive — une - of - t1
war._ _Sueh another victory and it wottld
have utterly destroyed limgg's army. No
wonder he was not able to follow up his
success.
- Good as Gohl.—Mr. Carswell, the Cana.
d!an orator, who spike in Cooper Iniditute r
New York city, on the evening 'of the 29th
ult., used these words : , "Ileould rather take
JeJ. Davis himself by thelicaol, than a Sneak
who, in as•y of the loyal States, dares not
speak for the glorious Stars and Stripes."
Let such words; be 'remembered. They are
the golden warp that is weaving into.a gb
rioas history. •
The bombardment Of 1?ort Sumpter on
the 30th is reported by the rebel papers the
heaviest that has yct taken place. From
Wednesday till Thursday evening, 1,215
shots are said to haveleen thrown against
the lett.
TNAGEDY XN OLEN:VONT COUNTY , 01M0.
—On Saturday last, at.• a Vallandingham
meeting held at Captain, .Clermont .eoanty,
two young men, a. Vallandighamer and a
Union man' got into •a dffieulty, when the
Vallandinghamer drew a pistol and fired at
the other, but his own sister,: who witnessed
the quarrel, rushed 'between them, hoping to
prevent :0161110)am, but received' the ball
in her heart, killing her instantly.
The, - enlistment of colored hoops in
Maryland causes kgreat amount of discontent
among the slareholders in the State, so much,
indeedy that a deputation was' sent fo the
President to request a withdrawal' of the re
cruiting—,oTheets. The President' replied
-that-tte-countryneefh3d-soldiersy
- nritiWg-ofteewHild-anythluo-Lecrut rary-_-to
lithey:.--niould—be—eupereci
recruiting must goon.
The recently reported mutiny among the
Tennessee troops, in front of Chattanooga,
Iproves' to Mare been a very serious affair; It
i_ .
appears that a whole brigade attempted to
deseruct_thollnion_lines,_and-in—reSisting
their attempt over 800 men on both sides
were-killed.- --1-
regiments Pennsylvania' volunteers, ' three
years' men,'lMin'ununinieusly ' consented 'to
aiiiiriffeir term •ef Fervice three 'Years
longer.
ohin tiering , among. iht Unionists
kin.. 'l4 etW progressing With great success,
and an , ellert Is beidg '' made to' bare' a
well-known loyalist ofTino'Bluff appointed
military governor. Another proclamation
°Mimi. Kirby Smith' calls 'upon tlie people
of. Arkansu to drivOick the invaders.
Despatches from the Anny of the Potomac
more:aetiob i du' 'a few,skirrnielf6
es ititit4inhodettin-thelShenandoidttiFidley:
Train& ate now running' to liealtatt; and, in a
few de s the .0„ •.• • " '
lipta'!lnooFlL;
' Nan 1 arri e rain e on t
reports nt) than Ilya Atteliipts at Attie in.'
&wreath:to in' the sttito 'or. Georgii. • . Aeitnt•
ding to 'the tototeinetiOin " ' ' npery
siitetror - i3ight *else • litstniid,sio -' death,
1144 in the 'bre! itOtis offiroitien
wet olid statiittioki ' *62'o 'dot
t A ;1 4 44:e '
.• •
thnitestiten44.o Hoboken,N.J:, , reoent.
tdeetswicl,lers..tintLizumifieent sum •of
11250;009 in to ilividettemeng•-'various benev.
pleat institutions New Wyk. '
i .
Proclamation bi i . # o =l ov `'.'-,
I 4 it:-All,. ;lit vdrxio t i t tle I, (14,c
, A ,„ 4,fi:i , „ ,, ....,,, , ,
W ow * * Abe PiefiidithowooProokt.
i t
State by oelatnation liArlegFtieto - :',.*
seventeenth ef clefeber 104 %V !r
1 itt. hit TEM ,l'illJNDlihlif ,AS y :
lir.Or.lllNTElilltS,ltgieer.tiit, the i(iginteets I
now ta"MfrelTrieffilliirfeeptiettfir',lhatesT l
anti i - mitetens,,„.by 10191144 cm reegiSed this.
4lity;iliellii6t4 'or die . tide" cr: Peilltss'itraitis.c 1
1 nutter ink Oil is ; declaretk o to 'be THIRTY
1 EIGHT 'THOUSAND; 'MO fIeWOREI)
AND SIXII-VGIIT 1111$1Wi (80;208 f) , bpd
iitiereaS,•the - Priildetkin - hia --- iiitt -- rfocia.'l
tnatimrrrettnetitsibir-Govornors--ef- the-re--
epeetivo,States, to essiat in raising the force
thus,regnireft: , , '„ i ,
11 "'Whir; thisiototti; i''Aulileir, o.' - 'dattiat
Governor of the Comtimnivealth of Peunsyl
irania, do earnestly call.on the good, titid loy
al freemen Of this ConiniOntrealtli,'"ln enlist
in:the service Of, . the ' Prided' Otates,, under
the Proclamation aforesaid, so that the re
muired quota utay• be 'made -up. : before' the
fifth day of Jatnitify nexti'on which day the
, ,
menee lei tiny aeficieney'that May then ex
ist in the same:
The freemen of Pefinsyltania enlisting un
der this call Will be dirt:Mite& regiments
trout this State. All'whe are willing to enlist
are requestediupreseatthemselims ,at once
for that purpoSetu the' , United :•Stateii pro
vost msraltalereiliniting 'find inistering
ces, in their respective: cities, tetvirs, and
counties. They •will receive the •following
sums as allowance, pay, premium; find boun
ty, viz : , .
To every 'recruit wini is a veteran 'volun
teer, as defined in general orders of the War
Department, for June 25,.1863, No. 191,
for recruiting veteran volunteers; 1 month's
pay in advance imd'a bounty and premium
amounting to $402. To aII other recruits,.
not veterans, accepted and enlisted.airequi
red in existing orders, one month's pay in
i
advance, and, n.addirion, a bounty and pre
mium amounting to $302..
Any further, information • deair4d can he
obtained front the provost nutrshids"Of the
respective districts. .
In making this appeal
.to the good and
loyal freemen of Pennsylvania, 1 heel entire
confidence that it will be' effeetually respond
ed to. The approachinw expiration of the
term of enlistment of the men now - in the
field renders ft necessary to replenish our
regiments. Let us maintain the glory which
their valor and conduct have teflocted on the
Commonwealth, and let our people show, by
their promptness and alaeity on this occasion,
that they have not abated in courage or love
of country, or in the determination that' the
unholy rebellion, already stunned and strag
goring, shall be utterly crushed• and extin
guished.
Given 'un
the State, at HarriSbarg, this twenty
-eight day - of Octob - eri: itt - tite - year - of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and six
ty-three, and of the etnumoitwealth the
eighty-eight.
By the Governor: • A. G. CURTIN.
ELI SLIFER, Sccretary of the Common-
Treason in Oldo.
Discovery of a plot to Release the Rebel Fris•
CINCINNATI, Nov. I.—An..extraordinary
ease of treason has recently came to light,
implicating several persons in this cit:r, Col
umbus, C3vington, and Newport, in conspir
ing to release the prisoners at 'Camp 'Chase,
and overthrow the State Governinent. The
conspiracy was brought to light by'U. S. de
tectives, who were supposed by the parties
inipheated to be spies from thg rebel arniy,
and Were treated with full confidence. The
plot, as disclosed 'to the detectives, walk that
an attack was to be made on Camp Chase,
release the prisoners confined. 3,500 in.num
bet, to seize the arsenal at Coluntbirs, take
possession of the-penitentiary,' release' John
Morgan, and Other officers confined theiv,
and then to commence the rebel campaign In
Ghia. '
United States Marshall Sands and Provestl
Marskell Major Reitney arrested the iollow
ing persons itnplicatectin the plot : 'Charles '
W. 13. Cathcart,' of Columbus, •formerly
Sehobl Commissioner of Ohio: T. D. CreS•
sop; of C'clumbaft,'formetly antler itt the 18th
Regulars, .who w.ne to lead in 'the attack on
Cutup Chase; James D. Patton, 'of Coving
ton,' regular agent Of the rebel Government,
who fternished"money to detectives under
the impression that they we're' spies, and' ac
cording to agreement:Vero to meet Cathcart l
and others at Camp• Chase, and expected to
mature the plan of attack 011__Camp_ellas-;
ut i i c lona of Coringl.oill
A -1-carrier-through
,the mind
-wiaoselnurre-was-t he - head iinarte rs - o . f - the
' rebels ;..Sainuel, P. Thomas, a merchant, id
lor,,of Cincinnati, and Ms , wife, and Catha
rine Carnieutee, of Cincinnati. 'ffnformation
has been .Obtained that an ,organization px
ists in Illinois; awaiting the outbreak in "O•
4;.), to produce similar,results in, that Stare.
0 thee-parti Culars - are-knownL4o-tlie-atitbori=
ties, but not yet, made. public.
. 7
Is ILAV.EII.I( A. p;i7NETIP,TBT/ DATION ?--
)1 Pawl o q K eve o. qrq 110 : 4 4e1, 19
Legion.!!, ,A recent number of' the New, Qr.
Jetinit., - 4rar - describes—some—ins !ample:set—el
tpriture which wer: discovered Its i r
'ilenks in the course of his investigations
among the plentatiortsi. Virst among there
was, One ,found von nec/c 0fa',590101.9-,ico
ma where it had, been placed .for by
order, ether, opner„,,lt l waa.,aa, Nair,
made , to fit the neck, fastened, by, ri screw,
with three upright : : proege about eighteen
inches length,;,each of, vritich , ,-was
etiocheda,sinall. 'J,'h6 t`beettLy',?, of this
instrutuent,wasi that.the, wearer c 0 . 1 .1
rest her head ur.
(lean, npon.the•ground,.atui r the l heill
keptherAwake_by_their4aoakiaaaLtinkAink.
The next instramentmas a heavy iron collar
with ,agag . attaeliedrthe gag coming! nrifrom
en er e,e utt. into t o moot
tt Piece, ,of . arraoir, to be. worzt4n theplog i
auskig-tlK7watrer to
and effectually ,preventiag his running, tiny.
Thejafixty a rinz; with anisiron b,ar..w+ighieg
sixty pouods,, , • tho Wind Who', • were if ;Icing
•uompelleditOkeekwp. with thoother.itiodtiii
the field. In view of these c , fact% ..sn,,Avel!
aritheutiiiitcd; - ilio.viill say. - that slavery
'dot barhciistei,l atid, : the..Emitfitt rparaet
'Crudity , , aect
• ' "e' ' .
, .
• The',Oottrktirinquiry the. Arise of Goa
Bieltraturne4 a Ner.djet fts. acquittal on
the chaiges prefer, ea against him.
4, - , 1 1, loco' ItOotPaiii'bx
o t , h0,0 1 '140•': :11 •
~f i k*Weioll-in:Chieti ..''''"'
..fma4Mil . - , gozolk—iLso P. M.
it
the ViV.htilitit,' it,the , enemy attiqked
60,0Afttillifi' WI ' , :itt Wanhatehi4 - 40
ilir#.4.fild* - iiiit f - iiiihiO • his eatnpAL Ong
4
.t,„..,„..,,,,,,,.,,,,,„iiti01i li i'incletlettatt
style, hy partlif hie foreii;' the.roinitinder Ile::
logireld'in-reserite.- - - 4 ---=.-. 4, -: , ;;;-- , -..» ,,, -7
Howard, while welching to tleary i a relief,
iiiiitittiiked `iifii , the link; li o''- ffiewyv-Jecriti,
ming in foree two commanding hills , on the
left of the, road.
- jiy'hisiilisdidtelY threw fniward tyro of hitv
No tam ti - . -- and ionk:hoth 'at' iht,%iioliit of the , '
LkeyonetviiriiiiiiMit , eitemplioutlikbrPP.ol.,
works and across., L??kont nrgek. _ - ..
In this bah - the success oilizirqiniir old ad
versary the Cominekiirthe' idliiier's '''itrid - men
of tlie 10th and: ilth -Corps is entitled
,:• to
the higlfeSt praise. -', • i',:
_.... •
• GEWH.• TIIO3IASi Major Gee. •:••
lih filiftrilGi4L. 2 hoetits:::; , •
;Wkiatiitidttittl• S'At,;` , 2: , • 4. , The &Doting.
t 'the hthidquartere
the army': • • • ' '
ligjprßetieial 'General-in-Chief:
OrIATTANOOO4:I6; Oct. 29-11.80.
since the-fight of the night of: the 28th;
the enemy hes notidisturbed,us., General
Hooker' took prisoners .fourwificeti and ,one
hundred dud three men, and i capturedisearly
a thousand Eufieid.rifies. His loss wasAhrft
hundred. and fifty officers and menitilled and
wounded. .a. H. THOMAS Maj. Gen,
A 'FROCiAMATION OF MARSHAL. rot=
111ExtoAtii; I hive terininated. the great
mission Which the French Emperor intri et. •
ed' to Me nod lam now about to lenve ter
France. " '
I you
Can itsatire you that no alteiationlas been
made in the policy of the Fretieh Emperor
to 'this day. ,
In departing frons'yon, I leave yoU with
a general in 'Whom you nuty ' have full' confi
dence. , _
, . .
To forib fi new Constitution, ant all alight
be happy uniter it, Rag the obietle of the um
m-
on; but the Einpirer's intentions *ern not
fully realized, because they• arik pa suffi
ciently known.
In leaving 'Mexico, I hope my •departure
will be the 'means Of opening the' COS' of the
blind Or . refraetory) anion;; you and that,
the false pitilots t in'your Midst Will be dis
covered iii the ruin they seek for their coun
try: Then the true Mexican will find• out
there are but few false Mexicans; and that
these are not many who treat with contempt•
or disregard -tile eibiting Governnidat. Then
the tine Mexican kill be astonished to see
the little number of mock patriots, and:their
proximity to the Mire in which they are rap
idly falling. '
Be assured that 9.6 d, whose providence
: rme t _wi 11 not altew_thei
fratricide of the nation.'
Adieu, Mexicans I I leave witlifull con
fidence in the -welfare •of your couritry.-2-
You may be proud, and you way thank
Providence that• 'your happiness has been
consigned to the French Eniperer: In leav
ing, I can say you will not: regret placing
your happiness in his hands. • FORM -
411.talco, Sept. 30, 1S8&
t Seal of
A ilorrible .&frair,
. ,
Niro take the following account of a 'most
horrible affair from the Cleveland 'Plaint/01-
er. It says: "Three , weeks .ago a young
nanmd Oeorge Beaver,. about twenty
years of age„stole $3OO from hi* employer,
ai merchant, of Fend. du Lac - '
Nttisetitisin, and
decamped. Beaver arrived in this city heist
week, and remained here a short time, When
he proceeded to Norwalk, in' which place be,
had 'a' few friends. A day or two since 'he
called upon a young , lady acquaintance,.und
requested a 'private interview, .Nithich *its
granted. , lie then told her that 4., wa s ert
the point of killim himself, at tlie;sapie time
producing a revliver., This hady , seiz ed 'his
arm and tried to get the ,weapon froM hiM,
During . the strag,glo, Beaver 6.3,611 dined :
!Stapd eside,or : my brains will bespattered
over your ; person t The lady' then:did
.de
sired, when the wretch placed . the inutile a
gainst his forehetul„and blew the top - of his
head completely off.
;Tim) the pers,on of ,the. dewed was
found eighty c,eets, in nirMey and a
,Pawn
ticket fiat (r
''old watch,frein which ho ;par
ted while in Cincinnati pot burg since.' In
answer to a.telegrain describing the sad affair,
Beaver's parents—who axe, pwr. i peopto and
reside tit.blond,Au Lac-directed that hs re
,mains,should.be buried at Norwalk."'
Army of the Potomac.,
• ittkEiCe-Ftlitex T --Oct2:l
the Baltimore, 117110: lean 111 a
-imboderes-command,-hare-beetrabsmat - from - ;
their camp, strikitigliere and their,. captur
ing and. discomfiting. the enemy.' hale
just returned from. a scout up the Shenauloali
Valley,lrom , near,;NV.oodstock, eliciting the
'most valuable information, and capturing a
portion-of Iniboden's wagon train;, with its ,
I guard r a-rebel-ina-lu r r aud T two , etler-,emunkis
Wood officers. .
111eSliijiitc - fe — porVs thatquirtFa number o
rebel trouudeik from the • tight,of the ~18th
Dr. miceklist,i6l
VENITIAN HORSE 'LINIMENT.
IN PINT BOTTL E .. AT FIFTY CENTS,
CURES lameness, cuts, galls, eeliet 4c. ltead the
following .1,
• ' ' ' "Ilcitites; July 7th, 113410.•
Dit[Te.iiine t'" Vent tit it s cteit r : 'yea t•
The ari t ie4td, a nvi l in; every linet3kce the
best ertiele -in thi ..eiteus in an .
isasselseWi .0% ti,e 7 P l 4. it 4 1 r,c m1 Y,; i O4,1'1 e
use nois. Weilure., top horseir fitallo„ VC ' val u
theolificlido n *a nkt?, Ileave tQwl'w ltl7QYi It.
• iiitATI!.FROWX.
gene.
48old:bgall driiggimts,,Ultiseo 40; '.:(...;so;laialk:.:St.:.
; 0 4:147.P. 11 -1. : ,-. : it
is — .p& - ce 'on the th•lt
gl4:YiliGlN k4ii!ifi t ßi* l ol t i e r;. 4 #' 2 ff r `
diii9 11 1494 . sl4TlVAt4 . 44ri.age4 L:YA6
Pono4 .; P. 4.
Mrs.'
Socha, abed 31 fears, 6 inonth4 unt,22.ditys:
Near Mouteios, on , the 'utt.,llr.`
ii the` 82(1,year of, his
Mexico.
oin_thelaforevaidcoonty, o•ilb klegeo
• • Pect# l 10 and Barri o and a good ISp/pg . of, water, wi:tx.a außl 2 _
Or Cole, kitith_tol of timber-unsaid land-anfla' fine - Orchard. — ,
. . Y 7. -
NO**M.ti
O.IIIN th,obut4 year
'
- -
Jaahr
k ;room i ; ,' :e.i`..i.ol9,rueidettst• '
r 1 )
`- , fiki: . -
,nrininsuk .i tci,iso , b S.' god bio e t ;lit
46,25, and 200 tbia:,llona ' lifeatti. IC
, e7o7+ll)4o6 l,l nik44o l 3.►clatlOYedevt:
;and-Howard Streetirfaiii . m very light' and
`the initikeraidiatltio4o,. - '
4311A1N. , --The high , grades of Wheat
:were iti active deinand, and white brought
itiniflyallna on, BatUrdafe.- p#iees' of. 4(§5
r 'dotits-VbtiSliil': Saki einbinbed 1,500 bush.
•..els-v.awfair„,to ..etriethr choice, Kentucky
white It .195®205 . egiUrl,tOrtlittilf
very,titaiiilatitt elloieedainiipFkatrAoldit r 7
ern' W 'lie at .2050210 -eentaifli,ooolhtiskeis
gdba' imina' do.' ' 'at ' 1 1.4)5A0 i,cetitsp:2o4lo,
imailiitfi 'fair do:. itt l 4Bs®l9o cents ; 4',500;
bushels medium do. at ' 175®180: oentsii2;l
.000' biilieli•idataitied ' and: ‘ common -,..d0; , . at
- I.6(f®llo''. Conti ; , 2iooo-,lllnahels ! , :gobd ::to •
prime Sotitharn 'fed at .158®164 Aselits;• 2, ,
500 bushels medinin to fair' d0.1itt148(0)153
eeutt'f a , and 1,50.p.5i - ri s• yt.ry u ----- tir ----- o ,- -i-47
s. _ass oT. anor any. ,
coniiiiSii at 440®145.):eentsi Sides of
2,500 btudieli dateageditti , lair yellow.: Corn
at 100.103- eents B,OOD bushels: good .to,
chide& do. at 106@)108 , cents ; 2;000: bdsh
ili'diiiiiigedNirgidia and 'Maryland. milite at
26q098'eedie; h and 2;500 bushels. , fair .to
prime "dor at 100€1102 eentsa , l- Sales. of 8,,
0001iishids common to good 'Pennsylvania
this 78e82 cents, weight, and 2,500
Mistrals interior totPrinie:-Idaryland ',at 60®
66 tents, naeisurel Rye *as firm, command=
lug 132@103 cents` bushel. • '
. _
104134rass Seeds ate ineetiire. ; Clo
ver tre,iitiote, be tO ,, quality, at $7®7,87i,
and Timothy $2,85®8 ; Flaxseed-commands
ready sale at '52 4 90@3 ef'bushel.
; I•NE • . :1:
.. :
31,13311%1Tigailep. . •
irr AVING located hi •Hagerstowen, would ones.
his professional services to the citizens of the
place. and ,surrounding country. Having inni . the
experience of Fifteen, yeani,ind having availed ay . .'
self ot the late improvententeAti pried to do
work in, a Mist and substantial manner, upon the.
most reasonable:terots. , • •
Hagerstown i .Nov fi-1y „ • •
PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE.
MHE Undersigned, acting, tinder a PoWer of At
torney for the 'heirs of I. 4 .hockey; otir.;
late of Washington county, tate of Mary la ntl,t dec'd
Will otter at Public Sate; on the premises. on the
der Mentioned, the following described Real Es
tate, to wit:— •
•
Cn--I'nesday-t7ie-24th:day of November T !-S
on the Mansion Farm. at 10 o'clock; A. M.i said'
AIISKERUN,
consisting of 'a Tract of Idirid, Situated about , mie
mile East of Ridgeville and about four isilesAsoutti
of Waynesboro', on.the old Hagerstown road, lying
„in: Washington County, , bounded by lands of
Jacob Shockey. Christian /3hoehoy, Jr., bicoli
good, and others, containing ,
VEINUIVAILHICIIEII_' lElosiir
aril 76 perches with large T WO-STORY if WOK
HOUnE, a large Bank Barn,. Wagon 'Shed With
corn 'Clibe. Wash-house; and Other ' out.biii kliegs.
thereon. Th4e it a 'never-failing walrof *stet
near the house; on said' larm, with' a pump 'in in.
there is also a very large Orchard of choice fruit
trees.
Also, at the same time and plaCe, will be offered
at Public Sale. a 'Tract of hand known u the
66 ,G F, HI F A. lit NI, 9'
Now occupied by Cyrus Schriver, ibout one mile
sonthosst of Ridgeville., in the aforesaid county,
bounded try , lands of J,scob Hooyer,'Jecob Hi:Moan
anil others, containin g
1351-2 ACRES
more or les& There , :is en cted ; oar said premises fic
good Mick HI use OWL large, Bank Barn, Wagon
Shed and ,Corn Cribs. Blacksmith Shop, and all U.-.
they outbuildings. '•TUre is a' large Spring of wa
ter 'neat the hoinie, a large Apple' Oechstrd; a varie
ty of, grapes saki oilier frail: This is ,one of the
niost desirable farnis'in the county.- §toPtt P" ) ref ,
access to-water ; from every Ael4,. inn] ,ofttes conyeni
kllCVS, &c „ ,
Also, 'at the Same time and pined, a Traci of
nii
imProyed Lelia; bounded by • D'avid Shockey and
.lacoti Surnmers,contiiining.:3o Acres and ZO ',perch
es. ' This land is •cleared•an4 under lenco,„ with, ir
number of locust trees
, Iso, at the saine.timo,and place, el be 0 ered
at PiiiillYside , a 'Trade ni."l.iind hills
sinitheant of the kfarisidii Yawn,' Wended 'by. hinds
of David Shockey and 'Aim hist
, uientioncil Tract, containing • , ; , .
ua ' ak tlit:,izta„.::
-a t-i'ublic-&i.le ,-Five=hots-of- 1 .1:-Insiaer —I sand,- hound
elf •by lands tal Jacob Sbackey, Christian Shuckey,
Peter lisrkdoll, and the last:, tnentiuned tract, lots
containing from from 5 . M.10, acres. Thepe lots are
well set with chestnut, rockitah mid other timberland
are easy of access.,. , • • .
p'ris'sy the `2 . ;ch. of Noimratter,
at .111, o'clrck, at the house of Ittatnuel "fare ; a Tract
of Lind kngwit_as •
"IVIARSWEARIV"
oitucktfd in Antrim riank fin 'coutity, Pa.,
atiout six: wiles southeast 'us 01'4661001 turd iibOut
0110 mile from , the Mk Sto Thor land ftr divid
•ed Info two:ilium, in ant tiumhaners. -virst part, by .
pi; thire;culitaining f ,
80 A-,CILE
dire 34 perches' of trossaproveti. milt str eam
ot . witter running about - JO acres of
homy tunser. put, Wooded ,by.lootts of b.
"pt,ualr, snively,aial toe latorestiiii.Tig.,..eare, , ean. •
taiuiug 63 Af.;,ltkleS "sAd 32 perchei. abobt t 4 'acres
.1
Aby parsing w Altai-to • vie* ..tlos,•:' farm;
Marysuild will cull upon theAtiOersigned,. r,esiuitig•
Alta the ,Muilloou,FurAs.„,,The, uotlerrignid
will ai
ru meet persons vos.taig to
.btu Liar orNuiretiiiier;rat the :house
o[' ~ultiraali Atocitey.," 'Thii.' ,, reana.;• - : sand ispit Marsh
rind **lli' be * lo PArgit • 111,. V_r_ 61 #4 IbY...o.araget.fikore.
Who waswes. Ouse. Ol v .bolopts;tAetia> „
Tke!g4tga,e,.*A4 be.gawk:A welt on , itto,aay - of ogle•
, Allt(Miers igs fad.
0., -4ThatabentsuiliAllitelool • "
elsotest iiieilbti gory,. Il44'*ClS4 ~;114. co WI!
•
A l S ( rAt”th° /Cs .1 i f •
uel S a mu el ~
• B
°re , P I7I P
It ~ tl . .
of 4 siad
ia-:14111ey g the ratlz deirt , lei wrirxr,
!ittnialegtiug inii3kulaWuts4'or.seit . N.,9t ' '
„
zud Oats.p
"i
blitit.torn IR , eol : haori ken . 41aff 01.'381
‘Akeitilt!iiirlitiliki: 11.eilteuandi , fie , bodlai4•rea
4,6korpittid, Or:•eikecistle , - turnpike c:ornpany. •
life,: i tt l i i . i t ,- , ,,,w ,e irii il ' 44lieiri ii i i i i ii i i" hir
terleCiEbti illitiOiliw life,: ,, , , s,:..< , - ''.
-, _, L - STATE • .
.. . ..,..,,,,,,..., ~...............„,
ytit ionbS6 - iliefild'mlriiiiiitaftlfelutinel uordon
deceesid, will tinder aliroi4er . of-tha:QoPhaelt t
`ourt; offer et Putillff lifilleriaitont at Erow - Mire.: ,-
Hotel; in-the borough of Weyneslmo",.,oti'.
SA 2' URDA Y; giqh 'iitt,k Of Avoiiinibir; ti s ,. -
at 1 o'clock, all the following!. faihifhlt
sr., Vs(itto),,t i ,
tato thepropeity of 'said dectasedije,is : ,--,- -
7114 :1 11 44r- 0 . 0 = 444 / 6 4 4.4.14.XliMt t itiatt,
T . .1),,EiT1541E, D
1-LUI
"q,,,. t i l. A tir ei: W 4 i , -" ti ii it - ~
end other Ktildings., reo kilt.. tut the
south aidOifif'- offiril -
_ - 4orktoefiii- iniik.Werelilh,
bounded ilh'ibelitiiiitlit*ilifilli* itiderilacet)
Shover on ithi'llitleightekire(Zeitt,by [purtie No. 2.
This purport 'hi 26. igitithiriir Milit'fitr44. 'end 26
on the rear [dim and wawtheinansion of decedent.,
• .. . . '..
. .. .diet / 4 0 4 4 Red titijoin—
. _ . . ..
log pirpart 1, butirided'O'n' thitleist:by lot of iiam.•
uelitider, south hy.iti•alley, and •having a
SMALL 'll - Ftle - •fve '
thereon, is 25 feet , * inenea,,rnOreOile f ri;siliing,ltfaint
Street and about 3Seet._alonir t
Purpart 3 conalatti . of Ijoiite I:cit' iifi South-.
aide of Main Street, having, arr,rillaton the East, an.
alley on the South, anti Rniperly, #l"l4lrii. COChran.
on the VF:rietiwitti , ";,l„ l .-
A TWIFSTOIIIIIIIIIIIOICAST .1111111.
and other huiitlinia ,
Purport 4, Being a Tit of tritind diiiiintited on
Plot of town as Lot No. bounded •by Mirehanic
Street on the Dalt, - lila of 'l4.6fi . Andenk onthd
North ; by an alley on the West And in. South by
lot of Peter Dock, nine wog - , 65oiiL perelipr wide
and 20 perches deep,:arokitereicffertitbieliaa Nur
sery. ,' •
An excellent chance to tiny 'cirraii/and &dad prop-.
erty is here offered,„ Thelurparts are welt located
and in reasonable ccindinon known
on day of sale., , JAM ES 11:'611tiRDiftet.
Nov 6—tai • '
12P,'Sepository; Claiiiierstare. please copy
PUBLIC SALE.
Y authority, and itt l purtuence of an order of
41111, Sale, granted' by.- •the Qiphatee;, Court. o f
bounty, Pa., to letitill.:Adtimi.:;adniin.
istrator of Joldatilbett said , county de
ceased, there Will be offtirittaV tithlie-Selevin front
of Bowden's liutel, in Waynesboro', at
IVEDI g3i)A:Yehq: 9lh fics Peeimber
next, at 10 -o'kelock. the following.- Real tstate, of
skid deceased, viz : . •
A TWO-STORY MBE
Weatherboarded ; with good ifariemeni 'h al
Lpt of ground, situatcd'on Chinch Strebt, With new
Brick Wash House, and Smokehouse uncles, ono
roof. There is also, on said lot a new. (mine- titable
and Carriage House, with other. necessary ritit-builtl
-7 hi7i " "-
A of Fr' "'At
neea.
rifTenna wade known on day of
JOHN,JELN AI)AMs.
1 r
Nov.
NOTICE. •
HE Booko.of..f....KnOuff pre at T A W. 'Miller's,
IL Store tinr settlement, .lraztiee, knoitieg them.
setves.indebt.ellwill please call and settle the saute •
witheitt. delay i .as 41owntuord to '..e.ione my
Books. KNOU.EF.
Nov. Eir--4w, • •
LOONE.OUTI 14,t111,1( OCT !
AL.l.those indebted for County,an.l, *ate tax.
for 1863, are notified that, if the sarro,, le not
paid on or before :the.firat,d4 uf;DgceanbMitwill be
collected with coat. - . • . . ,
. . .
: - . JOSERH, Fi eta,
• Nov. 6.--3t] Col. for Washington tsvP.
•
•
STFL'AILTICATT ..._
T. T( A 1) from , :;tirerii ilia t4ercilltlaleri.
ber*liiing- mideray-betwettni.tinlniy einiFitaka.
town, about, the fret of. !Septeinber
~two liteers.,and
cine' Heifer, all black . and • white spotted. lane Meer.
and the heifer A -liberal reward. %OP, 41, pairl
for suet' udorinatto tde will ,llad their . - . 'recovery.
. 6.:-- 3tj ' JO HN VIVA
Nov.. .
Notice tot.„'Ktesstpasse*a.i •
" public are ' hereby..notifted
,not to treappasur
T
• upon the. protoutes.of the. undersigned by boot
ing or, tiahiM4 as They, are determined to' enfurCa' ilia
law avinat iW perdue:a au °trending in ibit'.lnfitre,..
watiout.reapect to peirsomi. -
. •• '.1.1141R;41,11' r.Bl4,Ytieß,
. . • (AEO ii44l MYVRsr
• - • , - DAN.IO,I, BROWN.,
Nov. G I -T-37] DAN t it:l; NI Y. 04.
• 1111110. - ? i
- •• : • -• ;
3F ll ' Xt. TIM " : aZikll..33l'lllf
T" rculrecriliers will offer for 8111 frimt.
Mr. ' gekmaii's' UOO ' ay tielot;oran bx
SATIORDA rrrt 'DAV - OP • Novssiostr, It•oltoirce
lot, If r UIT THl3,4B,,cinrisistingAtte„.pp,tt,
Ins vasjetieis.. )I( . SONS,.
Vlorit pale, Atlaptio
.
SpvcrAt._sitrvgit*spits.:.-1, - -Ir'=DAss!tnii D. - Wi
D. 'NI othwAtoity • nit tiottypburi t r, s .• - • ,
•
TPUB,LIG: SAJZ:
H D'subscriher.will.titrer at puillti%
prenuses; , .on S,krUltll3,„Y I`ice....zwe.„D47.
pr..N.O V gIIBER,S,e,):,T,
9 ' 7:or -RE
• ftr,st, qualsty.ot LaoloAspno laodiattoatod 3 railad I A,
-- WayncOgro* — , on c —t4eHliciteiisolux -L iairojAlieT -a
near:Dayhoirs' 14IacUifie 8114; ,akijoining 1u d& of
LawuT aleoftei, Heorjr Otb.ara. Ott,'"
Itch iB aood;tanibar a
rtes VI!
meats are;', a gau, r 4 ;
' - *S - TORY' HAL,P
-_ .
111,111111,111 - 1611t-llill , 111(
ingif: • ' Miry is 'iv ;Mt '4,v--I;:iimPgiatsipsarttut dkior
tot ;Itte dweitiug:_and .• ;1.;
4.04
- M H UA
thuicis sepia newton- said: prianses..i, , Aans :is al
tan-11;140ra' , failinik, spring alimut.,ll) lay il,afinnt,the
barn. and a Mina li ana. tin ;the' fin= w4iefijjiiilda a
average, umoina Speck 'den
have accias ta water untie fain pre',
reraciiiS wishing. incipsirtir will
.pleaie'vaii"ou
i,:thori to cuisitadnr.exut:lo,4*fielkua an} 4sYs•Wtien
A•iiiwitbigraterVO'fai3O,oo , ,
LIM=
501:1
,Tutptl k Keiu 9 a ois ato reisnitYl4tiatia ' p art
iir 4 Witethiitltuit
L tialitryiatid stoniest cor
Lduiliris*steilvesidinkiy•Weish — iugStos,..Vois, k
isk4•tk)kriubui, ,
.00'0 , So said,Foufstu w ‘ iit,piotoso tossitO;',iso4suovisi
' -3 ' !:
OcusbOr , Administrator.
4.4t7'
':" -- r".ii'ie'aOW040.itiO7Qii!!*ktr i l
Ilr
i..,ldig n cesiiii:•- :. vi1i,;141.,,44, ol i Z it ,
ptivi l tiiiii t et.. l . joioa,..d,t. .., ,
iwegov t e-
WAGAST:tiIq: