M - Lancaster County and the Civil War

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t n o i ^ ' « x i I « e r M n - t o v ^ day/iUndi';cbJBfg^'
, o a t o goreinnwnt-boaki ',widi,: thouianda- of
idoUartjttreira, although -b* war- a : man o f
igrseVoonrage' ana -aW i t a l l likely t o be d*ur-j n d from the discharge of his duty b / i n ^ f c '
-dlnary. obstacle. •
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the mOat w ^ r i W being OP h i t
fewptortaUod
a m ^ t W M f ' l w r y jSaSiW' HtfJ%r»J««sf
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no ttfety,batiBth»dettructlonof bitatMay,—j
a fact well nrsderitood try the elder Nipokon,; w h t a h i t t o t u a d M r t M g i r b * 4 t b y i b b m t ^ ^
who, however be might admire, never pardon- coming nemo to U u m , t h e y ralttd't tbont of
ed thsatirwhose atternpta on-hit parson showed gftfltsmi i i T i r ~ * - r lend at. the thunders; of
t h ^ ; j n i t ^ l r w k b i i s ' of the safety o f ;tbtSr tnair otanon.
Bayarfwat willinVto fight alane.at well a t
own.
And now,fara tew honrs;-the whole inter- with hit army. Onoeihaidelindtd a. bridge
est of our narratire oenttat in her whom that over the rirer ChrigiitrwaiainttiWO hundred
8reamaidaV and by j U ^ . i » e a n a l e j a r e d the
r o w t ^ ' W i* w m p t e t e l y . ^
made' already a_murd6tesa.in.beart and i n trhole French army..<. For this heroic deed h e
purpose. Arid bow^thorongbfjr^rflust that n o U r e d a title of nobility, from bit H n g . w i t h
heart have been steeled, and how entire m a t t this rntoriptian:—f First q p n t t t r unut habit
Ikt power of a
hare been the banishment of all Montaraotlng —ont van vnitit in hinttlf
'
feellngi r *hen she could for a' whole dayi-lri multitude.
tie-, poysicisaa for their Mrvkes out of h i s
W a t ATJ&. ATLBB,
prirajf purse. ••: i-.-4
V TTOKNEY: A3? LAW, No, 45 East
baaing
v: There. were-JiO limits to h i s beneficence and X t a u King etreet, op~poilte Sprsob.er'e HoteL
Laaeatter, By order of the Secretary of state, all pastengen
]Bl><-17-!J
the United StaUt are requited to procure Pauperis beliberality. A t least an hundred orphan girls
fore going on board the Steamer.
. BDWAKD HBH.I.Y,
JOHN G. DALE, Agent.
were ,prorirled'for and educated b y Mm.—
TTOKNEY: AT LAW.SOPS1CE,
When;:taking one of them by the hand'he
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' 11. wish.yon w h a t . neither rain, nor storm,
PBBBQTAND B. HAYEB,
nor human power, nor injustice can erer
TTORNEY AT LAW, No. 402.LIA N D I N G - a n d E m b a r k i n g Passengers
BBAST STBXBT, Kraut' Building, EBALASET,
take Kmf^mtdom
and virtue."
J a t QOEWTSTOWN, (InVH1A.
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aprU13-tf-g)
PASSENGERS FOB ETJBOPE.
Between New York and Liverpool,
lnfltot,toity.iW,ot!pmiliJ>Wintj»tathto>i*
dAnmtU p * m , u cklialjr, lU-ttmpwid, i n s groat.' Triett), Wowerer, oiwtV o e a t e * t » »«<
ADVKBTISBMBNTS TtrfUb* IiatettdUt ffie1 p m o t f t l a n i r r n h t l W y w C T i D y l n
OilniUlj
for him^^th« i ^ * t o r « . i t o h m » n t fitpvrtd W
otctufldatUt.'IbiM
o n » W M wibbaled In ; Snob was the place sought and obtained b y
(L) The LlrerpooJ, New York
hlV ktadnett during t o e h i p p y years of h i s
IOM or Ian; udKMntsptr aq^irtform^ytditlouil tbt.panob of »nroob.i>ld»i: t l i t u j WTJO b»paadFhlladelphlabteamshipComthe MfortrinaW: Wlide as a ,relfnge ton doTABUSES'. BANK 0 ? LAN0A8TBR )
iaay-intend
despatching their
naertjon*
1
praad'to b»Jw!Ut«r mild, wife, nor widow, me8tio.wretohedness..Theoonsequenoelt.waa baobelot-ilfe: but, t w i n g e a t It mr teem, that
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all-powered
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•powered Clydi
Clyde-Built
AdT^rttMMtivnMilBglOUBMirlU l » a h u | « } 6
Et6amshipa,ja^llai
m d , h i r i n g ono»:«a»ot«dio, «ntrano& under easy to foresee. In a few months, be who bad feeling waa n o w a i n g t o i w i t h a tort of p i t y ;
T*HE
DIBEGTOBS
have
this
day
deCITY. OF HEW yOBK,
Saturday, HOT. 16th. J
o uta. par 11a* £« the litta^rtioa,, u d . .1 «aU p « limt
for'
they
well;
kneWtiie
painful
raoriti»C(?
with
L - e l a n d a dlridead of THBBS per cent, parable OD
r
tha ptetenoe of aMlating to arrange the dlsor- been accustomed to universal good-will be-_
EDINBDBG,
do
do 23rd.
or ee«h enbeeqeeni InwilorL.
BDW. H. BSOWH,
Pope Jullut II. having deolared war against Mmaad..
which h e obeyed the harsh' command! of h i t the mldtt" of-a household of feUow-tervants,
CITY 0 7 WASHINGTON,
do
do 30th.
• nti-lt-st-Si:
.
Gaehler.
Bads«M AdTWtiMinMbi Intert*! t y the qurtir. dei»d ho«»«killJ»g»lr», eaillT eonttiwd t o oa'me an object of almost as general d i s l i k e ;
and
erery
Saturday,
at
Moon,
from
Pier
44,
North
Blrez
Franoe,
and
a
great
battle
taking
place
be
wife.
And
of
all
who
monraedthe
hapleBS
and under the watchful eyes of an angry misTHI HIGHEST CASH MARKET PEICE WILL BE
i«id»rherpoa(Uonapenn»nentone.
So BOOT
half. r « u or j u t , will b* ekatgtd aa followa
UNITED STATES MABINES.
and as people, are apt to attribute all sorts of
Hates
of
Passage:
PAID
AT
twees
h
i
t
'forces'
and
t
h
e
Frenob,
t
h
e
Holy
Mvumffa. • •watt*. Ummfta aa this waa achieTed,-ihe appeiui to bare be- evil to one who has by a n y means incurred ; fate of this unfortunate gentleman) hone tress, continue to discharge her usual talks,
FIRST
OAB1H
,*75
00
"\X7"ANTEI)
IMMEDIAf
ELY,
for
c
H
E
E
M
A
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M
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L
L
E
R
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mourned more Utterly, and few cherished his bearing this deadly purpose i n her breast, y e t Fitber wason the point of bemg taken prisoner ' » T ' ' tire •ervftela'the Darud'Bntee HarluCorpe.
0 » Sojoart..
do
to London
80 00
*B00
8 00
ISM gan bar: batofol work, of Bowing disoord be- their hostility, and are never satisfied until
Two "
do
to Paris
85 00
by Bayard. Afienriardi t h i Pope issued 'ahull SCO ABXa-BOPUn J|ga. All uronnittoo. requ'rK
Xoolnma . .
. . . . . 1 0 00
18 00
JO 00 tween t h e new-mirried: pair. Hiring long they baye blackened the whole oharaoter In memory so long or so tenderly, as these hum- never, b y word, look, or gesture, betray t h e
wUl be'ttrn It the- Eeadesvooe. t i l SOOTH PKOUT
do
to Hamburg
89 00
NOBTH QUEKV ST.,
of
exoommunicatlon
against
him,
and
offered
a
STBiEf.rhlladelpkU.
CAPT.
JAMES
LEWIS,
ble dependants, who best knew bis real char, slightest Indication of its dreadful secret,—no,
.....WOO
» 0 0 « 6 0 Binoe blighted bet own hopei of happiness,
SFEEKAGE
30 00
One and a -half B q u r e s mbor* th» Bail Bond.
aoTls-4t-fll
Heenutlag Oflleer.
Which they bare found one offensive quality,
do to London
S3 00 .
no i s
-3m*M
not even » muoh attod n w suspiolon toward high reward t o a n y one w h o would' deliver
r M Y.'.V....... so oo »oo so oo t h e seemed to find no consolation t o "tweet as the t u n n y dimoultlesof the unpopular ^ffioial aotar.
do to P a r i s . . . . . .
28 00
Bayard
into
h
U
b
i
b
d
t
;
;
H
e
also
sent
a
secret
BANK
NOTICE.
: But'it was Upon the mulatto girl Fanny, par- herself after the dh]w very, of t h e o r y i T l i e r e
BUSINISS SOTICtS buertod befor* Marriage* and WMeUng.that it otheri;—not that the had no
Estray Notice.
do to Hamburg
36 OO
soonbeoame a theme of oommon scandal,' a l l
Deatha, double th* rafnlar rata*.
tJ»Piissenger8 forwarded to Harre, Bremen, Botterticularly, that the tyrannical cruelty of Mrs. was no i m a or ^ p j f & t ^ ^ o r j r e j ^ i f o n , of agent to Alphoute of Ferrara with the proffer T\TOTICE is hereby given that the
love for her sister; on the contrarr, her lore,
TRAYED'from the subscriber, from dam,
Antwerp, Ac., at reduced through fares.
PneldaotaadDlnetoreorUieXaaeuterCoiuitT
til* Farm of 0 . W. BUCKLKY, l a Ealiibnry townKf^JOl advartlilBX aoeonnU a n eonaldered eollaeta- s a s h a i i t waa, wat really strong and b a t i n g ; the blame, of oourse,being.laid upon biro.' Wilde waa ponied on t i n all itttererlty. From
of great wealth If h e would betray theFrenoh. ± . \
which HlBeVitf rWeed aeoesiary; ftrrhuman
Persona wishing to bring out their friends can bny
S a f e l o t e a i t t B i k e appnsauoB to the £egUUraro of atup, about th« 10th of OCTOBER, 2 H.lSar. Calres,
hle at t i t expiration of half the period eoatrictad for.
This state of things, disagreeable i n itaelf,
0 f r e a a 1 7 l T u l a . i t t a e l r a e x t i e i - about « month*) o l d , the on* l i a light re3 with white tickets at low rates.
and la her fieroe grief for that. Bitter's death
some cause,—whether because her duties ren- life is a frail thing, and a determined hand is The Duke told this to Bayard and alio inform- tbaCotamoiweaUb.
Ttanslcst adTardiemeBts, oiBH
i l o a , f o r i rsaewal.of the e a r n e r , and an exteniloa of fact, tha other la a dark rad with tone,white. A n y
1 3 - F o r further Information apply at the Company's
proved
most
unfortunate
i
n
its
influenoe
on
1
ed
him
that
h
e
had-.bribed
s,.
certain
man
to
the prtxUetee of the ^ d Bank, w i t h i l l tha rijhti and
she met a punishment i l m o e t equalto her
dered her more liable t o commit irritating always strong. She had already undergone
on s i r i n g information w i l l ha liberally rewarded offices.JOHN Q. DALE, Agent, 16 Broadway, H. Y .
p r i r u ^ e . now epjojed, for a termor twenty joara,
his
subsequent
fate;
for,
h
a
d
h
e
retained
hit
poison
the
Pope
within
eight
days.
JAMKS
BTIRLIKG.
deserts.: Nor.waa it long before s h e provided'
from the expiration o f the preient ehirter, with t h i
; faults, or whether, being always in sight, she the most effectual preparation for raoh a-task,
or BEED, UcGBANH, KELLY & CO., Agents, Lancaster
THE LAND OF THE
" t ^ J f foiuid pleaae address the robeoriber, at Gap P.
•ami aani.,tule, locitlon tad. capital of $ago.ooo..
mar 13
(1J1T-1«
herself with a roosteneotnal means of accom- previous popularity i n t h e county, the hut was simply t h e most convenient object et —that of the soul; and when that i s once
" O m y Heavenly,Father 1" exclaimed the
O-tLancaatercounty,Pa.
.:
no 13-3t*61
Br order.
•••'• W. L. FEIPSK,
"When the eagle ascends on hie elond-elMTing pinions,
deplorable
catastrophe
would
oertainly.
never
DEItAWAEE
HUTUAI.
Cachler LiQcuter Co. Bank
abuse, or whether on account of the alleged thoroughly accomplished, not muoh mora i s true-hearted Knight, " h o w can y o u b e s o - JttUO-Bm-as ••
He sweeps from the s i z e through the ether so b l u e t plishing her.malioions object, of inflaming the
CAUTION TO TRESPASSERS.
BAPETx"
"When the meteor descends from It* etarry d o n l n l o n j , troubles of the household Into whioh s h e bad have happened: since every lawyer knows full
former mtimaoy between .this girl and h e r needed: a fact which eeems Sot', t o n e under- foolish and blind as to undertake s n c h a wick- To the Citizens of Lancaster County.
HE undersigned citizens of East
U k e a dream of tht night It depart* from tha T t e w ;
Donegal township, Lancaster county, Fa., hereby INSURANCE COMPANY
Bnt tha itar of Columbia, In glory ascending.
intruded herself. This .wis' t h e disoorsry, well, that to capital.cases'esp^olaHy, juries rna«ter,-^ertaln it is that the.hatred with stood by those patriotio assassins—French and ed piece of work f If I. were sure y o u w e n i n
HE
(iOV-ERNMENT
announces
that
caution
all
persona
against
trespassing
on
their
premShall baacon tha nattoni unborn In t h a b glee.
tae-iapplr of BIiArfKBTS i n .the country l i e x - ises, b y gunning, fishing or.otherwsse, under penalty of
OF
PHILADKLPHIA.
real or pretended, of a former illioit connection are merely the exponents of public'sentiment,' whioh the mistress pursued her had something Italian—whose elaborately contrived inferaal- earnest, I would warn the Pope at onoe of b i s
A n d the anthems of fraedom melodiously blending.
haaeted^iha invitee eontrlbaUoni,'to relieve preselng the l a w :
Shall flee llks the winds o'ar tha laud of tha free.
between her brother-in-law and a pretty and and that the power of any judge to cause the in i t almost diabolioal: And s h e seemed t o maohines do bnt betray the anxious precau- danger^"
n e c w l U e i ; from t h e enrplm etbrei of ftmlllee. Incorporated 1835*
Samuel Bedsecker,
Daniel ZTlssley,
.
K
f
T
h
e
Subeexlber
will
cheerfully
reoerri
any
good
sympathies
of
a
oommnnity
to
Blnk
into
calm
Darld F . Brubaker,
How glorious tha nation haa waked from ita dreaming, intelligent mulatto girl, about eighteen or
" B u t i t would b e ridding u s of a great eouSi BUakeU weighing n o t ' l u e t h i n four pound!, John H . WUtehlll,
take a peculiar satisfaction in making her h u s - tions taken to insure lives which, according to
A K E Insurance against L o s s or
In splendor arrayed Uia\tne'er crowned It before, .
Christian Hersh,
nineteen years of age, who was still retained indifferenoe at t h e railing of, a . jory-box is band t h e instrument of her persecutions: an
Damage b y Fire o a Buildings, Furniture, Stock
which may b i •ntmated to hUa for thatpurpoM b r the George B. lUUer,
And the Star Bpangled Banner In majesty streaming.
their owo professions,. have been rendered enexny.'.'
Jonas Mamma, Ben.,
l o y i l add patriotic citizens of the county, and w i l l take Benjamin Gather,
ol ttoods, Merohsjullxe, Ac., on as farorable terms a s
about
at
effective
as
was
the
command
of
the
B y milUona la echoed from mountain to ahora:
in the family i n the capacity of housemaid.
" No matter for t h a t ; it wonld be dishonora- care that t n i y a r a promptly foiwarded and applied to Christian K. Xftuley,
Christian Gerber.
any other reliable Company.
ingenious method of punishing both her v i e . valueless by tyranny, and ought therefore to
It rldaa Ilka toe tempest, majestically sweeping;
the
m
e
of
the
troope.
THOS.
E.
FBAttKXlH.
Dane
in
arresting
the
in-rolling
waters
of
the
Having once struck this jarring ohord, she
John K. Vlsatey,
8eth Bbr,
-ASSETS OF THE C0HPANT,
It glldai Uka tha starlight that n i r a n tha 1 M ;
t i n s , if the motive were the last of those be the more freely risked. Felton and Char- ble and wicked to resort to suoh means to put
oct 16-tM7
Lancaster.
Jonas Momma,
Dr. tfathaniel "Watson.
It surges and swell*. Ilka <na wild billow* leaping,
(November 1,1660.)
oontinned to play ODonitwithdiaboUoalskUl: ocean. This is peculiarly true in this country,
above suggested. And truly bitter it must lotte Corday nndersood their business better; your enemies to death. I would muoh rather
Andrew Armstrong.
Michael Hnber.
And hovers like bliss o'ar the land of the free.
$100,000 United StateaSper c e n t . L o a n . . . . $100,60000
A
SSIGNED:
ESXATE:
OF
JACOB
To those who watobed the ooorse of hernnholy where the people, both in theory and in fact,
Eli Hoffman,
John G. Hoerner,
be
betrayed
myself
than
to
betray
others."
116,000
United
8tate»
6 per cent. Treasury
have
been
to
both,
when
the
hand
that
h
a
d
but even their preparations may b e called
Onr legions are swayed b y the accents of glory—
_ £ ^ _ 8 . KAUFFKAN 4 WITH, of Manor tawruhlp, John-Gross,
James B. Clark,
labors, the energy and ingenuity with which are so completely sovereign that the instituNotes, with accrued interest
119,463 34
The memories of age*, are waked b y a sound—
After that nothing more was said about Lancaster co. HaTing b y deed o f Toluntary assign- John W . Clark,
been only too kind was now forced to the in elaborate, oompared with those of this poor
J. E. Ereybill.
100,000 Penna. State 5 per cent. Loan
95,970 00
Hew buoyancy leapt In the heart of the hoary,
ment, dated the 3tst day o f OCTOBER, 1661, assigned
this wretched woman wrought at her task, and tions of. government are only instruments,
poisoning the Pope.
East
And youth with the wisdom o f a g u It crowned.
and tranarevied all their estate and effects to tbe underC a uDonegal
t i o n ttwp.
o G u n n e r s a n d F oct
i s h2-ly-lJ
ers.
21,000 "
" 6 "
"
2\,f>4S 00
friction even of stripes; so that one hardly slave-girl.
the
oompletenesB
of
her
suooese,
would
hare
The voice of a nation may languish in alnmbers,
signed, for the benefit of tbe creditors of said Jacob
123,050 Fhilad'a. City 6 per cent. L o a n . . .
125,203 31
and none at all of antagonistic action. The
L
L
P
E
R
S
O
N
S
are
forbid
trespassing
'
BATA2D
WOUNOSD.
knows which to pity m o s t : though, if the esCaptain Wilde returned late in the evening
Like a harp that reclines on oblivion's tree,
8 . Saoffman, he .therefore, hereby glvee notice to all
30,000 Tennessee State 6 per c e n t Loan.
Z-f.OGO 00
seemed
a
subject
ofadmiration,
if
the
resnlt
upon
the
Elizabeth
Furnace
property
for
the
advocate, therefore, always watches the crowd
Tat, a moment may call forth the depths or its numbers.
knowing themstlTes indebted to said Assignor,
60,000 Pennsylvania Ballroad 2d Mortsence of punishment be degradation, certainly with the coveted coach; and the whole family,
At the siege of the city Brescia, while Bay- persona
to make payment to the undersigned witbont delay, purpose of huntlng.gunnlng, fishing, or remoringstonee,
gage € per cent. Bonds
45,00000
And scatter Its sweats o'er the land of the free.
had not been so deplorable as.to merge all other of eager faces without the bar, with eye as
or hoop-poles, or trespassing in any w a y under
15,000 300 Shares Stock Germ an town Gas
the legal slave Buffered less of it than the moral white and black, of oourse, turned out to ad- ard was fighting bravely in t h e street h e re- and those hating claims against Dim to present them wood,
the
penalty
ot
the
law.
0
.
CALDWELL,
Agent,
emotions
in
indignant
detestation.
Like streams from the mountains our heroes assemble,
to the undersigned.
HJiNBT. ff. EAUFFMAN,
Company, Interest and Principal
anxious and far more prophetic than that
sept 11
eow-6t-42
one who had fallen so low beneath the domin- mire that orowning addition to the family ceived a deep wound from a lance. Nevertheno 1KH*61
Bait Hempfleld twp.
guaranteed by the City of PhilaWith gaze that la fixed upon Liberty's star;
with which he studies the formal countenandelphia.
16,300 00
On the.breezes of freedom their proud steamers tremble,
ion of a termagant wife. But let it be ever splendor. Bnt among the noisy group of t h e less he fought on, but when he oould k e e p u p
OPEL TFTBOLB COUPTBT—AS IT WA3 1
Their standards emblazoned with Union afar;
So thoroughly had her design been accom- ces whom he direotly addresses.
6,000 100 Shares Pennsylvania Railroad
SSIGNED
ESTATE
OF
JAMES
And woe to the traitors shall meet them i n motion,
remembered to t h e honor of this wretched latter there stood one who gazed npon the ob- no longer he lay down exhausted. He cried
Company
3,900 00
PEARSOtf.ofWeatHempfieldtowjUihlp. Haying
S
.
S
.
B
A
T
H
V
O
N
,
plished
in
the
coarse
of
a
single
year,
that
the
When flares as the tempest that scourges the sea,
There was one oironmstance, arising i n - daughter of bondage, that, in spite of all, she jeot of admiration with thoughts far different ont to a lower officer: "Brother, take com- by deed or OCTOBER 99th, 1861, assigned all his estate
6,000 100 Shares North Penn'a. Railroad
They pour forth thslr vengeance, their wrath and de- birth of as sweet a child as ever smiled upon
the undersigned In tro.it for the benefit of creditor*,
Company
900 00
rotion.
directly from h i s public employment, that never lost that devoted attachment for her from those of her companions; and soon the mand of m y m e n ; but don't trouble yourself to
all persons indebted to said estate are requested to
1,200 60 Shares Philadelphia Ice Boat
foud parents, instead of serring as a point of
And Ylctory presides o'er the land of the free.
Gor. ORANGE! a n d N . Q,UBKN gta.,
make Immediate payment, and those haring claimB
exeroised no trivial influence upon Captain maBter which in one of a more favored race oareless mirth of all waa cheoked and ohilled about m e . "
and Steam Tug Company
1,200 00
union between Captain Wilde and h i s wife,
against the same w i l l present them- to the undersigned
OULD respectfully beg leave to
250 6 Shares Philadelphia and Havre
Wilde's fate. On one occasion, while engaged might be called by a softer name. For, what- into silent fear, when they saw their master
. The French had no sooner heard that their assignee, residing In West Hempfleld twp. .
only increased their estrangement by furnishinform the publio that he has on hand, of his
deGraceTow-boat Company...
360 00
no 18-8t»CI
JACOB M. OKlDEEt.
CYEIL WU.DE.
with a brother-ofiloial in arranging their books ever may' have been his feelings toward her, take from beneath one of t b e ' s e a t s a new
own manufacture, a large and wall selected s*ock of
200 2 ShareB Philadelphia Exchange
leader had fallen than they rushed with suoh
ing another subject of contention- A l a s ! the
Company
125 00
preparatory to the annual settlement, his wife, there can remain no donbt'of the nature of specimen of the well-known green cow-skim
STATE
of
JOHN
DENLINGEK,
FAIL AHD WINTER CLOTHING
vigor and enthusiasm against their enemies,
For some reason which, it does not oonoern peaoe of Eden was not more utterly destroyed
1,000 2 Shares Continental Hotel Comlate of East Lampeter township, deceased.—Lotbecoming enraged because he failed to attend hers for him,—so touohlngly displayed at a and hand it, to his wife. A h ! they all knew
for Men and Boys, which will be sold at prices to salt 0664,700 (Par)
panyooat $047,336 34, market val $55i,3W
600 00
71
na now to investigate, Kentucky, under the by the treacherous wiles of the serpent than
that in a few minutes they were masters of t e n of administration on said estate baring bees grant- the
present peculiar state of the ttmsn;—also
ed to. the undersigned, all parsons Indebted thereto are
Bills Receivable for Insurances made
17L38S43
instantly to her orders concerning some tri- subsequent period, when she cast away t h e that appealing look well, and the hard, relentWOOLLBN, COTTON and
dominion of the white man, has continued t o that of this ill-starred household by the whisrequested to make immediate payment, and those barthe city.
Bond* and Mortgages
34,600 00
SILK
UNDEBCLOTHIHG,
ing
claims
or
demands
against
the
same
are
requested
to
justify its native name of " Dark and Bloody pers of this serpent i n woman T s shape. Under fling domestio matter, rushed into bis study terror of violent death, so strong i n a l l her less frown b y which i t was answered, as well
Real Estate
61,363 35
W h e n a few soldiers bore their brave general present them for settlement to the undersigned, without
e i l l S T S AND COLLARS,
NECKTIES, CBAVATS AND STOCKS, Balances due at Agencies—Premiums o n
DANAL DEEfLINOEB,
Ground," in being the soene of a remarkable her oohtinual exasperations, Mrs. Wilde's and oaught up an armful of papers, whioh she race, and sought, by a voluntarily confession as they knew the use of the dreaded instru- into one of the most magnificent houses in the delay.
HOBE AND GLOVES,
Marine
Policies,
Interest
and
other
debw
JOHN
G
DELENGEK,
temper, naturally harsh, became at last so out- attempted to throw into the fire. The docu- of guilt never imputed to her, to save htm by ment itaelf. B u t there was only one among oity, he said to them as they w e n taking h i m
number of tragedies in real life.
HANDKERCHIEFS
residing in Bast Lampeter twn.
due the Company
61,566 02
ments were of great importance; and to pre- taking his place npon the scaffold. Surely, them who oompreheuded its immediate purSUSPENDEKS and
SAMUEL DRNLBNGEK,
Scrip and Stock of Sundry Insnrauce and
One of these, less known t o the public in rageous and unbridled as to render her unforthrough the door:—
UMBRELLAS,'and a
residing
in
Leacock
twp.
other Companies
2,62650
vent her carrying her childish purpose into suoh heroio self-sacrifice suffices to
rariety
ot
other
articles
usually
kept
In
Clothing
and
D
A
Y
I
0
LANDIS,
pose. Tbe glance of cruel meaning which the
later times, we think transcends all the others tunate husband's life one long ooorse of h u " Children, I hope you will not injure this
$2S,673 16
Furnishing stores. He has also just recslrsd a fresh Canh on hand—in Banks
o 13 6t"51
residing in West Lampeter twp.
*•
"
in
Drawer
43635
in boldness of conception, regularity of plot, miliation and misery.. Far from taking any execution, her husband was obliged to seize
tyranness,
after
having
examined
the
lithe,
and choice stock of
house or anything in it. Take good oare of it
" sublime
29,106 SI
51
$904,907
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTWGS,
variety of passion and character displayed, and pains to hide their disoords from the world, her quickly and violently, and drag her from Her dirk dtcp&lr and plead for IU one crime."
twisted rod critically for an instant, oast npon for m y sake, and I will compensate y o u for
KOTICE.
WILLIAM MARTIN.Prealdent.
suitable to the approaching season, and adapted to mil
HE undersigned, appointed Auditor tastes and pecuniary clrcnmBtances, which will bo THOMAS C. HAND, Vice-President.
horror and pathos of catastrophe. It might she seemed to court observation by seizing the hearth. The reader will hardly recognize It was probably on a discovery of this feeling the objoct of her malice, probably banished the the treasures i n i t out of m y own private
by
the
Court
of
Common
Fleas
of
Lancaster
county
HKHET
L
T
L
B
0
B
5
,
Secretary.
made to order with skill and dispatch. In any desired
have furnished a worthy subject to the pen of every opportunity of inflicting mortification this Incident i n the form i n whioh 'it was iu the girl that the intermeddlingsister-in-law last lingering hesitation from the breast of the : purse."
to dlstributs the balance remaining in. the hands of style, and warranted to giro entire satisfaction.
J. ZIMMERMAN, Agent,
Abraham Brlsman, one of tht) Assignees of Christian
oct 30-3m-29
No. 74 North Qaeen nt. ( Lancaster.
Sophocles or Shakspeare, one that they would upon him in public, reokless of the reflections afterward detailed from the witness-stand; founded her oharge against the'master.
Thankful to an appreciating public for past patronlatter,—who turned away ostensibly to the perThen the lady of the house cast herself at Hershey and Ann his wife, among those legally entitled age,
and In order that he may be enabled, lu these tryBut there is a point beyond which human formance of heraoonstomed duties, but in reto the same hereby glres notice that h e will attend for ing times, to continue employment to a namerous ctass. have found already oast into a highly dramatic sooh Improprieties might bring npon herself. and it is only on aooount of the effect whioh
his feet and said :—
tha purpose of his appointment In the. .Library room of of laborers who are "worthy of their hire," ha respect T H E I N L A N D I N S U B A N C E A N D
But why, it may be asked, did not both this and other occurrences of like nature had endurance cannot go,—at which milder na ality to settle the details ofa crime unsurpassform, requiring only fitting words to convey
House, i n the city of Lancaster,on WEDNES- fully HollciU and hopes he may merit a reuonsble
" My dear sir, this house and all it contains the.Court
DEPOSIT COMPANY
DAY, the 11th day ofDECBMBEB next, (1861) at 2 share of future favor.
the passions of the aotors. Little invention parties seek a separation, when affairs had In bringing about t h e final event of our his- tures turn to voluntary death as a refuge from ed in coolness and resolution by aught recordis by the laws of war in your hands, to do with o'clock, P . M . when and where all persons Interested
t^Don't
forget the place, at the late F . J.KBAMPH'R
N S U R E against loss by fire o n B u i l d may attend if they think proper.
of situation or inoident would have been need- reached suoh a state as this F First, because tory, that we take the trouble to narrate mat- further suffering, and fiercer oneB begin to ed of pirate or highwayman. It was probably
old atand, opposite the Hotel and Stage Offices of Em'I
ings, either perpetual or limited. Also, on Meichanit
us
you
please.
You
shall
have
all
our
wealth
novlJ.-it.61
ABBAM
SHANE,
Anditor.
Shober, corner of North Qaeen and Orange streets.
ed, for neither could be imagined more intense- Captain Wilde, though adrised thereto, nat- ters so trifling and uninteresting ; for it ap- contemplate orime with savage complaqenoy during the boors immediately succeeding Capdlse,farnUnra and otbflrperdODal property, at reasonable
oct9.3m.47
S. S. RATHVON.
'if you will accept i t . But I beseech you t o
raUn.
ly interesting; nor oould the most finished urally shrank from the scandal snob a step peared that every Inoident of the kind was Towards this point the ruthless and persever- tain Wilde's return that her deadly purpose
STATE of CHRISTIAN BENTZ,
£3~SaId Coinpauv alBO r e e e ' T 6 money on deposit as
look-at
these
m
y
two
daughters.
Take
pity
late of East Cocallco township, deceased. Letters
artist have constructed a plot more coherent always occasions; and, on the other Bide, be- carefully registered i n the memory of the ing cruelty of these two women was now rapid, shaped itaelf forth in the plan finally executheretofore, pay 5 percent interest for one month or
ot administration on said estate h a l i n g been granted to
C
O
N
S
U
M
E
R
S
O
F
on
them
and
on
my
husband,
who
has
fled
longer, and 2>£ per cent on deposit made for a. year.
in all its details, or mere strictly in accordance oause his wife was gifted with one of those in- Srinnys of this devoted household, whenoe it ly driving their wretohed. viotim, and soon, ed; because it was not till then that she be-,
the.undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are reH. E. MUHLENBERG, President.
for safety to the cloister."
quested to make immediate payment, and those haTing
COAL,
with the rales of composition,—even to thetolerable tempers that make some women came out magnified raid distorted into a brutal they were to learn that they had been huntR. F. Baccff, Secretary.
mar 2l-tf-17
claims or demands against the same w i l l present them
oames' cognizant of all the oircumstances whioh
" Madame," he replied, " I wish t h e whole for settlement to the undersigned, residing i n said
ing, not a lamb, but a tigress, whose single
preservation of the Aristotelian unitieB of time cling to a partner they hate with a jealous and unprovoked outrage..
T A K E
N O T I C E !
entered into its formation. Seldom have more oity could be saved. I oannot tell whether I township.
SARAH BSNTZ,
B
A
N
K
I
N
G
H
O
U
S
E
O
F
spring, when brought to bay, would be aa
and place. So perfect, indeed, does it seem, tenacity which love conld soaroely inspire,
oct 9-6*1-48
Administratrix.
Wretched indeed must have been the state
nioely calculated combinations entered into the BhaU ever recover from my wound, but as long
B E E D , H E N D E B S O N
& CO.
qulok, as sure, and as deadly as was ever made
that, were it not substantiated iu every point simply for the reason that a separation would
ELIIMAKER'S
of that family in which such scenes were alplots of criminals, and never was a plot de- as I l i v e l will proteot y o u and yonr daughters.
SSIGNED ESTATE OF GERN t h e 2 6 t h of March, instant, t h e
from an Indian jungle. For now; near the end
by the reoords of a judiolal tribunal, it might pnt an end to their power, so dearly prized, of
HABD BBANDT. The undersigned, anditor, apnndeniftnod, under the firm of SEED, HENDEBlowed to meet the eyes of strangers; and
pending on BO many chances more completely You may depend upon that."
of the third year of Captain Wilde's married
pointed b y tbe Court of Common Fleaa of Lancaster
SOJf St CO., will commence the Banking Business, la ita
well be taken for the invention of some master inflicting pain;—for hatred has its jealousy,
again it may be asked, Why did not Captain
to distribute the balance in the hands of C. 8.
asnal branches at tbe office hitherto occupied b y John.
as well as love.
life, its wretohed soenes of disoord and tyranny suacessfnl. Yet the pivot of the whole, as ofThen he sent for the absent husband and Count/,
of human nature and the dramatic art.
E
a
u
f
i
o
a
n
,
Assignee,
for
tha
benefit
of
creditors
of
GerK.
Eeed
& Co., at the corner of Ea.it King and Doke
Wilde take measures to dissolve a union that
SHU at the Old Place,
Streets, between the Conrt House and Sprecher*s Hotel,
were about to be olosed iu a catastrophe tha t ten in more extensive schemes of homioide, i s the two daughters who had oonoealed them- hard Brandt, among those legally entitled to the same,
Lancaster, Pa.
had resulted iu so muoh nnhappiness, and in
hereby gives notice to all persons interested in such disCaptain Cvril Wilde, the hero, or rather the
to
be
found
in
the
reokless
daring
and
utter
dis.
Of the perverse ingenuity of these two
was to overwhelm a great oommnnity with
selves from feai. When they arrived, he told tribution, that he will attend for the purpose of hiB ap- Cor. of Prince and Lemon sts., - one square
They will pay Interest on deponUe* at the following
viotim, of the events we are about to narrate, women in oausing the deepest mortifioation to whioh all hope of improvement must now consternation and horror, and blot an entire regard of personal safety manifested throughNorth of the Railroad.
pointment. In one of the J o r y Booms i n the Court
rates:
them not to fear anything.
House, at Lancaster, on 8ATDBDAT, the 30th day of
6% percent, for 6 months and longer.
was one of those perfectly happy men whom the unfortunate gentleman, whenever Fate have disappeared ? Suoh a step would cer- family ont of existence almost i n a single out. For this alone she seems to have made
NOVEMBER, at 10 o'clock A. H., when and where they
And
that
was
the
only
house
i
n
Brescia
5
"
" 30 days and looger.
H
E
most
convenient
yard
i
u
t
h
e
city
every one has learned to regard as favorites of and his own weakness gave them the power, tainly have been wise ; nor could tbe strict- night,—a catastrophe i n which Providence, no oalonlations and taken no precautions; her
can attend.
WM. ADO. ATLEB.
They will bny and sell Stocks and Beal Estate on
for Country Trade, being out of sight of the ears,
that
was
free
from
the
cries
and
sobs
of
grief.
commission, negotiate Loans far others, purchase and
no 6
41.60
and fronting on two streets,
Fortune, and on whom no one ever expects we will notloe one instanoe, on account of the est moralist have found aught t o censure true t o that ideal of perfeot justice called poet whole mmd being bent apparently on the solusell Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes, Drafts, i c ,
W h e n he recovered from his wound and
&e., &c.
disaster to fall, simply because it never has important influence it had in bringing about therein. But i t was now too late. No ob- ioal,.working ont the punishment of two of tion of one single dlffloulty,—how to approach
STATE of JOHNB.PENINGTON, £3~Having procured the services of
The undersigned will be Individually liable to the
was about to take h i s departure from t h e
of Little Brittaln twp., dee'd. The undersigned
server of human affairs has failed to notice
done so. Well descended, at a period when the denouement of this domestio tragedy.
extent or their meanu, for all deposltes and other obll
her
enemy
undetected.
Auditor appointed by the Orphans' Court of Lancaster
tbe actors by means of their own inhumanity)
JACOB BBIWHOLD,
friendly
family,
the
lady
said:—
gallons of Eeed, Henderson 2c Co.
how Burely a stronger character gains a s County, to dlstribnt* the balance In tbe hands of Sam.
good birth was a positive honor in itself, and
[CONCLUSION
NEXT
WEEK.]
March 15, 1860.
JOHN K\ EEED,
According to the kindly custom of that time, cendency over a weaker with whioh i t is at the same time mysterionsly involved two
'' Gracious friend, you have saved our bono.* E. Falrlamb, administrator of the estate of said dee'd., for 15 years V e i l and favorably known to the
connected, either by affinity or friendship,
!••»»
AMOS 8 . HENDERSON,
to and among thobe legally entitled to receive it, will people of this county In connection with the coal busiothers,—one olothed in all the innocence of
mar 21-1M7
ISAAC E. HIESTER.
meet tha parties Interested In said purpose on THURS- ness, and b y giving hit entire attention to the bnsineis,
with the best society of Kentucky, h e held, by Captain Wilde had on one occasion requested brought into familiar oontaot. No law of man infancy, and the other guilty only through HISTORY FOE THE UTTLE F01KS. and our property. While all onr neighbors DAY,
the Slat of NOVEMBER, A. D . 1661. at 2 o'clock, the subscriber hopes to merit and receive a liberal
the
assistanoe
of
some
of
his
neighbors
in
have
been
murdered
or
plundered,
you
have
can abrogate this great law of Nature. Talk
P. M., In the Library Room lu the Court House, Lan- share of the public patronage.
hereditary right, a high position among that
weakness and as the instrument of another.—
caster City.
J . K . ALEXANDER,
old aristocracy which then and for a long time treading out his grain; and the party had set as we may about tbe power of knowledge or Seldom has destruction been more sndden or [adapted from tbe Oennanfor the Ef. T , Hethodiet.] protected us from all harm. Permit me then
tSr&ean
Coal and full weight guarantees to all.
oct30-4t49
Anditor.
to
work
at
dawn,
i
n
order
to
avail
themselveB
to give y o u a little testimonial of our esteem
intellect or virtue, the whole ordering of soafterward stoutly maintained its own agaioBt
T h e Philadelphia a n d Baltimore Cenapr 17-ly-31
LEVI ELLMAKER.
Bayard,
the
Knight
without
Fear
or
more complete, and never, perhaps, was so anSTATE
of
MARY
WATSON,
late
of
the
cooler
portion
of
the
day.
After
waiting
and gratitude."
ciety Bhows that i t is strength of character
the enoroaohing spirit of democratic equality,
tral Bailroad.
of Providence twp., dee'd.—Letters of admlniatranihilating a blow dealt by BO weak a hand.
Eeproach.
with
longing
ears
for
the
Bound
of
the
breakwhich fixes the relative italut of individuals.
Then she handed to him a little box which Uon on said estate haTing been granted to the underand whose members still kept in mind many
FALL
ARRANGEMENT.
signed,
aU
persons
indebted
thereto
are
requested
to
fast
horn,
they
finally,
at
a
latehonr,
repaired
In whatever community we m a y live, we
was filled with dncats,
of the traditions, honored in their own persons
BOEN 1476, niKo 1524.
make Immediate payment, and those haying claims or
Those.who remember the early times of
N a n d after M O N D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 2 ,
to
the
house,
uncalled.
Here
the
host,
sups e e d only look around to discover that its
" How muoh money is there iu this box ?" demands against the same w i l l present them for settle'
1661, the Trains will leave Philadelphia from
the dignify, and strove to preserve in their
Kentucky know that the place of the agriculment to the undersigned, residing In Martlc twp.
tneDepot of the W . C. and P . H. R. Company N. E .
This remarkable hero was born of a noble she asked.
households somewhat of the manners, of the posing all to be ready, led his friends uncere- real leaders are not the merely intelligent, tural and mechanics' fairs of t h e present day
oct30-6t«49
S I B AH WATSON,
CORNER of EIGHTEENTH and MARKET STREETS, at
moniously
into
the
dining
room,
where
h
e
family.
By
nature
h
e
was
a
bold
and
fearleBS
8
A.
M-,
and 4.30 P. M.
educated, and good, but the energetic, the
Cavaliers of the Old Dominion. Nor was wealth
" Only twenty-five hundred ducats. I wish
was supplied b y " big meetings," which, u n
Returning, leave Oxford at 6.40 A. M., and 3.20 P. M.
STATE OF SAMUEL JOHNSON,
S T E A M
"wanting to complete his happiness,—at least, was astonished, and no t a little angered, to find self-asBerting, the aggressive. Nor will mere der the various names of associations, camp- man. His ancestors had been brave warriors we could give yon much more, but that is imThe Train leaving Philadelphia at S A . M., connects
late of Marietta. East Donegal twp . dee'd.—Letat Oxford with a line of Stages, via Hopewell to Peach
ters of Administration on aald estate having been
such wealth as was needed b y one of h i s hiB wife and sister Beated composedly at their passive Btrength of will prevent snbjeotion; meetings, and basket-meetings, continued in for many generations. In his thirteenth year possible."
Pottom, In Lancaster connty.
granted to tbe undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make immediate payment, and
simple tastes and unostentatious habits. He meal, which they bad already nearly finished, for how often do we see a spirit, whoBe only full popularity to a qnite recent period, and he became a page of the Duke of Savoy, who
Returning, leaves Peach Bottom to connect at Oxford
'' My good lady," replied Bayard, " I wish no those having demands against tbe same w i l l present
with
only
the
three
customary
plates
on
the
was
in
friendship
and
allianos
with
the
King
with the afternoon Train /or Philadelphia
prominent
characteristic
is
a
restless
and
was rioh beyond his disposition to spend, hut
were at last partially suppressed ou account of
HENBT WOOD
money. All t h a t l desire from you Is the friend- them far settlement to the undersigned, residing In said
table,
and
no
apparent
preparation
for
a
larger
of
France.
W
h
e
n
h
e
went
away
his
excellent
tireless
pugnacity,
hold
in
complete
subservient
w
p
.
JOHN
W
.
CLARK,
not beyond his capacity to enjoy,—a capacity
the immorality which they occasioned and enship of yourself and yonr family. You have
SIMON GBOH,
number.
On
his
beginning
to
remonstrate
in
mother
told
him
never
to
forget
the
virtues
cy
those
who
are
far
superior
in
actual
strength
multiplied by as many times as he had friends
oct 23-6t-48
Administrators.
couraged. I t was to these holy fairs—as now
been very kind to me, and I can never forget
TEADE SALES
TBADE SALES
to stimulate it;—summer friend's, alas I too a rather heated tone, his wife arose, and, re- of mind, purely through the apathy of the to secular ones—that the wealth and fashion of frankness, modesty, and compassion. He
OFFICE.
STATE OF REBECCA SIDES,
it. Take back your money, and always conmarking
that
she
had
not
been
used
to
eat
in
took
tbe
advioe,
and
his
oonduot
at
court
of
H E ub
b
h
n
u
u n d
latter,
and
their
indisposition
to
live
i
n
a
many of them proved to be. H.B character
late of Martlc twp., dece'd.—Letters of Adminisof early Kentuoky orowded for the purpose of
m
h
T
a
h
sider me yonr servant and friend."
tration o n said estate having been granted to the unwas without reproach; his disposition easy oompany with oommon laborers, swept dis- state of oonBtant effort! It is because this displaying themselves moBt conspioiotisly be- Savoy was suoh as to win the respect and lore
w
B
m
LAW
C
dersigned, all persona indebted thereto are requested to
T OH MED CAL BBLK OU B O BA
dainfully
from
the
room,
followed
by
her
sisof
all.
Full
of
astonishment,
the
lady
cast
herself
petty
domineering
temper
is
found
muoh
make immediate payment, and those having 'claims or
and genial; his mind of that happy middle
HY HECHAK CAL
nd nay
J? WM
fore the eyes of assembled counties. Mrs.
demands against the aame will present them for settleT
B
w
b
~
LAHCASTEB, PA.
On one occasion h e attracted t h e notice of at his feet and implored h i m to accept the box ment to the undersigned, residing i n said twp.
order which, always commands respect, while ter. No more unpardonable inBult could have dftener in women than iu men, that we see a Wilde, like most women of her temper, was pasw
w
been
offered
to
Kentucky
farmers,
at
the
very
of
ducats.
Bayard
refused
no
longer,
but
took
score
of
henpecked
husbands
to
one
ill-used
JAMES
SIMPSON,
it feels none of the restlesB ambition and imw
B
m L
sionately fond of suoh publio triumphs, and the King of France b y the splendid way i n
oct 23-61-48
Administrator.
T
a
w
potent longing for public recognition that foundation of whose social creed lay the prin- wife. W o e to the man who falls into t h i , had determined, at a oamp-meeting soon to be which he managed his horse. The invitation it with asBuranoes of gratitude. He then turnB
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usually attend the possession of superior ciple of equality, and of whose oharaoter an kind of Blavery to a wicked woman 1 for in the vicinity, to outshine allherruralneigh- was made him to b e an officer in the French ed to her two daughters, and said:—
of
Elizabeth
twp.,
Lancaster
county,
dee'd.—LetWEB
TRB
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UNABR
DGED
D
CT
HAKY
intense and jealous feeling of personal dignity through him she will commit aots aba would
" I thank yon, girls, for your attention to me ters of Administration on Bard estate having been
abilities.
WOBCR TBE DHABB DQ D D CT ONARY
bors in Bplendor. For the full realization of Bervice: It was aooepted, and Bayard entered
was the most salient feature: for these men never dare iu her own person; and a double
OLD EB TEXT BOOK
in my sickness. I wish I could make you some granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make Immediate payment, and
this ambition, a new carriage was, in her opin- his new field of duty in his seventeenth year.
REV ED ABMY BEQDLAT ON
adequate
compensation
for
your
kindness.—
those
having
claims
or
demands
against
the
aame
will
Suoh was the position of Captain Wilde, and were of independent means, who had come woe to him, if lie be not as wioked and hard- ion, absolutely necessary. This fact she comM CLELLAH BAYONET EXERC E
One day a knight of great strength and noble
present
them
for
settlement
to
the
undersigned,
residN ANTRY TACT C
suon was the character h e bore during the first rather to superintend the labors of their ne- ened aa his mistress I The bargain of the old municated to her husband, and upon some family came forward and challenged all men But you know we soldiers never have muoh ing at Baohmansvllle, Lebanon county, Pa,
ZOUAVE DR LL BOOK
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WILLIAM FOSTER.
thirty-eight years of his life. Not many have groeB than to labor themselves,-—Buob ooca- Devil-bought magicians, was profitable com- demur on his part, a thing now very rare, her of war to fight him iu a tournament. He was money, so you must take m y present as if it
G T BOOK O ALL K ND
HOTOGRA H C ALBUM
known a more lengthened prosperity,—and Bions bejng regarded only as pleasant oppor- pared with h i s ; since he getB nothing what- temper, as ;usnal, broke forth i n a storm of astonished to find among his opposers a young were ten times as muoh. Here are one thousand
SSIGNED ESTATE of ANDREW
h
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The
0 . BOWER & WIPE, having b y deed of OCTOducats for you, and another thousand for you.
few, very few* a more sudden and terrible re- tunities for free and unrestrained sociability, ever for the soul he surrenders up.
man
scarcely
eighteen
years
old.
The
King
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AND BEAL
ESTATE.
reproach and abuse, so that the poor man,
BBK 21st, 1861, assigned all their estate to the underCHOOL MA
CHABT AND CABD
Here are five hundred whioh I wonld like you signed In trust for tha benefit of creditors, all persons
Terse. Fortune,' like a fond mistress, had far more agreeable than formal and oeremoniand
noblemen,
and
wealthy
men
gathered
from
completely subdued, was glad to purchase
BLTON OUTL NE MA
to take to the cloister, which has suffered a Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate
lavished her gifts on him without stint,—butt ons visits. On these occasions, tbe host would
AKDEB ELOCUT ONARY CHART
payment, and those having claims against th e same
I n the present case, a couple of years s u f peace b y acquiescence in what his jadgment all parts of the country, were spectators of the
AKDER
CHOOL CABD
great deal from our conquest of the oity."
will present tbem to the undersigned assignee, residing
like a jealous one, seemed resolved that he conduct his friends over his farm to survey
combat.
Vaudrei
conquered
one
enemy
after
WE
HAVE
A
LABOE
VABIBTY
OF
ERGEANT
CHOOL CARD
regarded as a foolish expense ; and he preparSeed
for
the
energetic
and
ever-belligerent
In
East
Hempfleld
twp.
WEBB
CHOOL CARD
should owe everything to her gratuitous boun- the oondition of his orops,or point out to their
So
the
girls
received
the
money
which
their
another,
and
they
fell
like
straws
beneath
his
oct 23-61-48
BENJAMIN B0WSB6.
to protemper of the wife to subdue completely the ed immediately to set off for L
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ty, and the moment he sought to win an object admiration his fine cattle, or obtain their opinTw
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motherhadjuatmadeBayardaocept.
In
return
strong
blows.
Finally
he
made
an
attack
upon
mild and peaceable nature of the husband. cure the coveted vehicle. But before h e had
n w
STATE OF "WILLIAM KOCH,
of deflire by his own exertions turned her face ion concerning some contemplated improvethey
presented
h
i
m
with
a
beautifully
emBayard.
Bnt
the
brave
yonng
man
fought
lata of Caernarvon twp., dee'd.—Letters testaAt her bidding most of bis former acquain- mounted, his wife, yet hot from their recent
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CHOOL BOOK —M
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mentary ou said estate having been granted to the
away forever, persecuting her former favorite ment; a most admirable means of drawing
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tances were discarded; and even his warmest altercation, discovered or affected to disoover fearlessly. Every one trembled for him, but broidered purse. In reply, he Baid:—
undersigned, all persona Indebted thereto are requested
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thenceforth with vindiotive malioe. Continu- closer the bonds of neighborly feeling and inwhen
the
conflict
was
ended
be
was
the
victor.
to
make
immediate
payment,
and
those
having
c
l
a
i
n
s
" I accept this with heartfelt gratitude.—
friends and nearest relations, no longer meet- some negligence on the part of the mulatto
CHOOL BOOK —
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or demands against the same wiU present them for seting to yield, for a time, with apparent com- terest. A more bitter mortifioation, therefore,
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Then
he
pulled
the
mask
from
his
face
and
Depend npon it I shall wear it as long as it tlement to the nnderslgned, residing in said twp.
ing the old hearty welcome, gradually ceased girl, who was engaged iu nursing the child,
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placency, every boon he sought, she treaoher- oould hardly have been devised for one who
the
great
multitude
for
the
first
time
knew
SUSANNA
KOCH,
Widow.
will last."
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to visit his house. B u t the bitterest effect of which was at this time suffering from a danOct 16
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ouBly concealed therein the germs of all his alwayB prided himself on his open-hearted
gerous illness. Now the one tender trait o who he was. A Bhout arose in his praise, and
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Soon he was with the French army again,
Kentuoky hospitality even to strangerB. Just- this weak and culpable abdication of h i s
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Bayard's
name
was
on
every
tongne.
The
this violent woman was intense love for her
ready for new deeds of valor. But the joy
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ly enraged by snob fooliBh and ill-timed rude- rights was experienced by his Blaves. Sad inO a n y one w i s h i n g to engage i u b u i n the year 17— Captain Wilde was perM
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offspring; but i t was a love that, far from King presented him with a magnificent horse, over his return did not last long. He was taken
siness, one of the most desirable conntry etore
ness, be flung a knife, which he had idly taken deed was the ohange from the ease and abun& B
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suaded to better bis already happy condition
in a thriving village. In Lancaster co., Tor sale.
softening her manner toward others, partook and said to h i m :
OHN BEA ER
very sick, and h e felt, that h i s life was i n stands,
up, violently npon the table, swearing that dance of h i s bachelor's hall, where slavery
Also, a reduced stock of mdze:, and fixtures. For furFOB T H E PRINTING OF
by marriage. The lady he chose, or suffered
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on the contrary, of the fierceness of her general
ther Information address
A . B. 0 . ,
" My friend, may the Lord still protect y o u ! danger.
his friends should, in his house, be treated as meant little more than a happy exemption
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Lancaster P. 0 . , Pa.
to b e chosen for h i m , was a MIBS M
, a
oharaoter, and became, like that of a wild ani- Be brave, and I will always take oare of you I"
gentlemen; at the same time oalling to the from care, to their present oondition, in which
" Ah I" said he, " I am not afraid of death ;
KKMOVAL
scion of one of those extensive families, not
mal for ita young, a source of constant appreFOB BENT.
After some time he made a tournament and but what grieveB me BO muoh is, that I may
mulatto, Fanny, he bade her prepare breakfast, it meant hopeless submission to the power of
DTTNCAH" & S T O K E B
now so common as formerly, which by repeathension to those whose dnty compelled them
DWELLING HOUSE, Blacksmith
offered to combat all knights who would enter die like a woman in my bed." But he afterO
he C
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and added, i n a tone but half-suppressed, a oaprioious and oruel mistress. The worst
Bbop, Shoeing Shop, a Wagon Maker Shop, MfSk
ed intermarriage and always settling together
H
m
to approach Its object. So now, seizing t h e
tbe lists against h i m . The viotcry resulted wards got well again, and was once more i n and a New Stable and 1 ^ ACRES OF LAND. A K j ]
" You are tbe only woman on the place who form of female tyranny is that exhibited on a
develope a spirit of clanship, so exclusive a s
weeping
culprit
by
the
hair,
she
dragged
her
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
good business Is done at the present time. Sltuat- J E ! L .
to him, for he overcame all who opposed him. battle against the enemies of his country.
behaves like a lady." This imprudent remark Southern plantation, under tbe sway of a tered In East Hempfleld township. Apply to
TO THE
To which we inrlttf the attention of persona abont oel
to make them almost incapable of any feeling
to the door, and, after exhausting her own
People said of him : " Bayard conquers everywas overheard by the ever-present sister-in- magant. Her power to aflict is so complete
oct30-tf-49
JOHN McGOVERN.
OLD ESTABL SHED
BOOK
STAND
ling
their
of interest outside of their own name and conpowers
of
maltreatment,
called
to
her
husband
LAST DATS.
body."
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law, and the use she made of i t may be im- and all-pervading, that not an hour, nay,
nection, and render them liable to regard any
baldly a minute of the victim's life is e x - and ordered him to bring, on his return,.! new
Blacksmith. Shop a n d D w e l l i n g F o r
mm
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In
a
severe
battle
between
the
Frenob
and
agined.
A HAPPT BELEASS.
Bent.
TTTHEKE h
w
be
d o
person of different blood, who may happen to
empt, if the disposition exist to exeroise it. cowhide,—" For y o u shall," cried she, in unSpanish Bayard was strnok b y a stone shot
He was a plain man, willingtotell the truth
H E subscriber offers for rent a Blackintermarry amemg them, as an intruder. In
Besides, this Bpsoies of domestio oppression controllable rage, " g i v e this wretch, i n the
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from a gun.
He sank down to the ground
smith
Shop
and
Brick
DWELLING
HOUSE,
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some parts of the Union these olana may still
In this unpleasant state of his domestio re- has this in common with all the worst tyran- morning, two hundredlashes I" It was a brutal even hefore his enemies. Onoe h e was fight- with these w o r d s : " J e s u s , m y Saviour, this situated i n Lancaster township, on the Milters- B i t
town turnpike, half w a y between Lancaster and J E J L
be found flourishing in considerable purity and lations, the character of Captain Wilde seem- nies which have been* most feared and hated threat, falling from the lips of one w h o was ing near tbe oity of Milan, and theFrenoh is my death 1" He then prayed with a loud Mlllerstown.
PH LADELPH A TRADE SALES
To a good mechanic (and no other need
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vigor,—the name sometimes prevailing over ed to undergo an entire transformation. by m e n ; the severities are ordered by those called a lady: for, of all tortures, that of t h e forces proved victorious. But Bayard was too voice: " Lord, have meroy npon me in thy apply,) tha rent will be reasonable and possession given
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on the 1st day of AprU. 1862. The stand la one of the
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a distriot of many miles,—a fact which an ob- From being remarkable tor his love of quiet who neither execute tbem nor witness their oowhide is for the moment the most intolera- impulsive. He followed the flying host of great compassion 1"
best In the county. Address personally or b y letter.
PHILIP BAUSMAN,
N w p p
and M
n Bu n
and
servant traveller would surmise from a certain retirement, he became restless and dissatisfied; execution,—that being left to agents, usually ble, in its sharp, penetrating agony, as i s well Italians too far, and found himself within the
When the soldiers carried him off a short
no I3-tf-Sl
Lancaster, Pa.
AND
w
ub
p n a
he
prevailing cast of form and feature.
and instead of laughing, as formerly, at pub- hardened to their office, and who dare not be known by .those who remember even a moder gate of the oity. A t onee i t olosed behind distance and laid him under a tree:—" Turn
w
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It was with a family of this kind that Cap- lic employment as only vanity and vexation, merciful, even if so inclined. It adds two- ate application of i t to their own person in him, and he was iu their hands. The Duke m y face around, so that l e a n sea the enemy."
TORE BOOM and DWELLING, sit- H O U S E H O L D F T T B N I T T T B E
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tain Wilde was, in an evil hour, induced to he, now that a greater vexation assailed him fold to tbe bitterness of Buob tyranny, that school-boy days. Tbe victim knew that t h e of Milan had often heard of his bravery, and
a i t e d In 1 Tilllge where a eieh business e i a be
His friends were unwilling to leave h i m ,
w
m
m
done. F o i s e u l o n can be had In tbe fill.
execution
of
the
barbarous
menaoe
would
be
was
delighted
with
his
prisoner.
He
saw
h
i
m
in
his
onoe
peaceful
home,
eagerly
sought
retbe
tyrant
Is
able
to
acquire
a
Bort
of
exempally himself,—a step whioh soon proved to be
though hard pressed by their foes. He e x - For putloul&rs enqnlte i t this oiBce.
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the first in a long cpreer of misfortune. The lief, not, as a younger and less virtuous man tion from tbe weakness of pity. It i s wisely strict to the letter, and that it would be but oaplured, and was extremely anxious to make horted them to flee for their lives, and in a few
]niM
trss
DOBCAN & TONEE
little
preferable
to
death
itself.
Yet,
In
spite
might
have
done,
i
n
dissipation,
but
iu
the
ordered
that
few
human
beings
shall
feel
his
acquaintance.
H A N D B I L L S
lady possessed that worst of all tempers, a
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minutes the dying hero found himself sur- CJCHOMACKEK EOSEWOOD, 65
" W h a t brought y o u here?" asked the rounded b y his enemies. But not one of O OCTAVE PIANO, Lonle X I V , Style ./ine lone and
quick and irritable, but at the same time hard distraotions of publlo business. B u t here aught but pain in looking upon the extreme of this, she now, for the first time, failed to
BISHOP BOWMAN
cower
and
tremble,
but
arose
and
faced
her
again
his
evil
fortune
granted
t
h
e
desired
bodily
anguish
of
their
fellow-men;
and
when
i
n
good
order.
Will
be
eold
very
low.
Apply
to
T,0
r
Duke
as
Bayard
was
led
Into
his
presence.
P R N T E D IK
and unforgiving one. And she soon showed,
them approachea hTm without t h e greatest
FULL SIZE PHOTOGRAPH of
B. II. KILUKBLLT,
" My wish to conquer," was his reply.
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Pandlae, Lan. co., F i .
that, in her estimation, the feelings and inter- boon in a shape pregnant with future dis- a monster appears who seems to oontradlot oppressor, erect and defiant. The last drop had
respect. Among them was Duke Charles of
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now
been
dashed
Into
the
oup
of
endurance,—
aster.
The
hostility
of
Mrs.
Wilde's
family,
this
benign
law
he
is
embalmed
at
a
monger,
" But did you think you conld conquer Mi- Bourbon. He said:—
ests of her husband were as nothing in comJ M W
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Seven
and
Three-Tenths
United
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parison with those of her family, and that, in whioh had now beoome deeply exoited,— and transmitted to future times along with the final blow had been strnok, under which lan alone?"
States
Treasury
Rotes.
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Ah ! Bayard, how I pity y o u 1"
" Not at all, but I thonght a few brave men
any variance, she would leave the former and combined with his own political heterodoxy,- Buoh rara aves as- Caligula, Domitian, and the hnman spirit either falls crushed and prosw
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" Y o u need not pity me, f o r i die in t h e
pared to dellTex it once, inr amonnt of tba ibore
cleave to the latter. Such variances were, forbade any hope of attaining a r-labe by pop- Nans Sahib. And here—as a Southern man, trated forever, or from which it springs n p
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Sotei.
BESD, WQRAHN A Co.,
"
Had
they
followed
you,
they
might
also
tempered
to
adamantine
hardueBS,
and
IncapaSerrioe
of
my
king
and
country.
B
u
t
y
o
u
ular
ohoice;
and
in
an
evil
hour
his
friends
brought
up
i
n
the
midst
of
a
household
of
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unfortunately, almost inevitable; for the famOct 33 ««MS
Bankers.
have been taken prisoners."
ought to take pity on yourself, for you have
CARDS
ily of Mrs. Wilde differed both in politics and succeeded in procuring him the offioe of e x - Blaves—let me remark, that the worst feature ble thenceforth of feeling either fear for itself
notice to Tax Collectors.
"It might have been so. But they were drawn your sword against your ohleftan, your
of onr system of slavery IB t h e possibility of or pity for its smiter. That one moment had
religion from her husband,—a fact, it may here ciseman.
O H N BAEB S SONS
HE Tax Collecora of the different
C RCULABS
the negroes falling into the hands of a brutal entirely reversed the relations of the two, mak- wiser than I. When they saw the great country, your friends, your oath, and your
. Townihlpa, Wards and Boroughs of the Const? of
be remarked, whioh had no small influence on
BOOKSELLERS AND STAT ONERS
Now there is no peculiarity more marked
Lancaster, are hereby notlned that they are reqnested
danger
before
them,
they
fled
back
to
our
army.
ing
the
slave
mistreBs
of
her
mistress's
fate,
owner
oapable
of
exercising
all
the
power
of
B
LL
HEADS
honor."
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his subsequent fate,—and the narrow, bigoted in all the branches of the Anglo-Saxon raoe
to collect a l l the taxes dne npon their dopllcites b y
BuC here I am a ^prisoner. - Still, I will not
the 3d day of OgCEMBEB next. If any reH
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exolusivenesB of the wife was utterly incom- than the extreme impatience with whioh they the inflioting misery which the law gives while the latter thenoeforward held her veiy
The commander-in-chief of the Spanish HOBDAY,
ORDER
BOOKS
main
nnpald
b
y
that
day.the
collector
will
be
required
existence at the will of her slave. The cruel oomplain. I am in the hands of an honorable forces sought out the place where bis great to fnmlan a llat of all delinquent, s o that It may appear
patible with the free and open-hearted fellow- Bnbmit to any direct interference of the gov- him.
who are In arreare. This measure Is absolutely necesCONST TUT ONS ec
woman had raised n p for herself that enemy man."
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ship with whioh the husband received his ac- ernment in the private affairs o f the citizens;
enemy was dying. As h e seized Bayard's sary In eoassqnenca of the heavy drafts made npon the
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After a few less important questions the hand he said with Wars in his e y e s : —
more trerrible even to throned tyrants than an
Treiauryby t b l Belief Committee, for the purpose of
quaintances, of whatever seot or party. In a and no form of such interference has ever been
FOR SOC ET ES B
•applying the wants of the families of those brave men
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But the natural law of compensation io uni- army with banners: for there i s something Duke inquired after the strength and number
very few months, therefore, it began to be so generally odious a s the excite, and, b y
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" I would give the fourth part of my blood w h o haTi Toluatoered In behalf .of the defence of their
versal ; and if the most wretched object i n truly terrifio in the almost omnipotent power of the - French army.
Country. The eollectora will also be requested to p i y
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•whispered abroad that the hitherto happy and consequence, no officer so generally detested
if you could b e j n y prisoner without Buffering Into the Treasury, all taxee ae fast aa they are collected.
existence be a slave subject to the sway of a of harm possessed by any intelligent being,
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Bayard replied.:—"We never count onr
joyous bachelorVhali had become" * scene of as the exciseman. This feeling, on account of
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brutal owner, certainly the next is the humane whom hatred, or fanaticism, or suffering h a t enemies; bnt all that I shall h e n tell you i s any injury* Then I would be able to show ATTZST,
LKVI 8. BK1ST, S Comralsioaers.
L
Poa era
Xaabo a*
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constant bickerings and heartburnings. .. . the very large anmber of parsons engaged i n
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master who has to do with a sullen, malicious, wound up to that point of desperation,.where that the soldiers of m y King a n so brave and how generously I can treat a noble enemy."
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P . O . BShLBMAlf,Clerk.
But mere incongruity of tempers and habits dittUling, was then formidably strong i n Kenn
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After he died his body was embalmed.—
or dishonest negro,—while for one Initanw of .it i t willing to throw away i u own life in order fearless that your men will never be able to
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was not, as was supposed by their neighbors, tucky,—all the more so that this form of taxthe former, t h e n are a hundred of the latter to reach that of an adversary,—suoh despera- opnqusr u s In a single conflict. Would S o d The grief whioh followed his death waa uni- NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA
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the.only source of domestic, discord. This' ation was a avorito measure of the TexiBting
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who would willingly give np the whole value tion a t inspired the gladiator katernus, i n h i * we oould have another battle to-morrow, and I verial all oyer Franoe, and in the province of
T H X B T B H H T H VOIiCSEffl,
might in time have entirely disappeared; had Federal Adjniniitration ..Those who .ventured
B
Danphiny the people refrained from all plays HOW BEADY FOB SUBSCRIBERS-. PAYABLE ON
of their human chattels i n order to get rid of romantio expedition from - the woods of Tryn- should certainly be free."
DEATH TO TBA TOBS
conjugal confidence only been allowed its nat- to aooept t o hatafnl an.offioe at the. hands of
BELntlBY.AT
the vexations they occasion. : And w h a n aylvania throughthe marthet of Pannonla and
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a n d well-armed vessel
l,J5ut£npt£intended to
e n e o ^ « t ^ B 4 c h - 4 J s e « ^ a - w f e d > f t a d to throw
h e r formidable battery overboard to keen from
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er wticl1
you can
CAPTURE OF
IvdSii peatfef prosperity or quietness 1
tl
P O S T EOYAI,, 8 . C , Nov. 8, 1861.
/
Carolinians!—We have come among y o u
To the Adjutant Gen. V. S. Army, Washington as loyal men, fully impressed with our constiJjlJiqn^.oJaligaihjnj^io^^
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. . ^ J J j Q A S T K i B , , T . i -•?*_
force under mj command embarked a t A n - 'STaTe. These obligations" shall b e performed"
great m a n y opinionB^ar^ expressed. One" Iribm'loK
#
napolis,
Md.,
on
the
21st
d
a
y
of
October,
and
as far as in our power. B u t b e not deceived.
p a r t y denying t h e legality of t h e act, a n d the so shown t h e peculiarly cold-blooded a<
IMBER 20, 1861.
arrived a t Hampton Roads, Ya., on t h e 22d. The obligation of suppressing armed combinaT
U
S
S
m
San
other stoutly maintaining i t F r o m a variety often found among t h e rebels a s their oondj
In consequence of the delay in the arrival of tions against t h e constitutional authorities Is
derirons t h a t t h e r e m n a n t of the frhrt people
U
m C
m
of authorities cited, we think the following in t h a t town. T h e little b a n d of Union forces
«d^g£unfawrablwstBty
i t g M ^t ^ # *i f i o^ r ^ ^ ^ l ^ ^ « ^ :
tpbro*ot^Ber
i
o
K
P
m
he
o f t h e weather, the.fleet was unable to set out" 7 ? i ^ W " l ° e r ' m
but important 1—r " —
SBBone6r uPlit^^»^'^»fr-^
I r t g i r t a r s G e n e r i l of ^Irelfmd/Jjttst'J-pubUshedi
7
tions
shonld-beinrfny
wayTieglect6aV
it
must
m
m
T
and
m on
to the a s s i s t a n c e b r i b e chartered B t e a ^ e r § o y s for^e^s^ntfiero'ebaif^uhtai ' t h e "29th,"' when b e a t t r i h u t e t b t o the necessities; o f the-cafle> E
l ^ r e Virglntans?»b^ufriwoi*unTtf**lri4 ffi$y BhbWiwnehisMy'that l a r g e itippHM of-cereais
r i g h t of
Under,
the'eenvby
of
a
naval
squadron,
under*
6
ernor, then i n a very dancerqus condition, a n d
M
and SH
mm
o
In number. Twice as m a n y rebel! Civatry must-b«
farniAed^o-'hee-ihhabitanta
ioipre»
«ftrarse j tt&s,-. ...
i i ^ i $ & n . i B - d e P e n d e n k - o n , a h a laws o £ 4 h a
r
o n ^ ' W r * S f m f o f w & e ^ n f i e G a l l o n " of C*mmqdgre : pupont,-and.afterthemostniaiure
m
o he
o E
h a d concBhtrAfednearbyViaiidniightTirobably « r i t a i i o t h e T ifiihiiite^rrlh coilBequ enceiofi«h>
natiqnilrlaws, p a g e
r
consideration of .the objectsj)f the ^expidMon State'must b e necessarily 'subor^nat'e tq'"the
maHnfcfl?
unu^trV^ajw
Efeyi«!a'B.~
^hey^%"er*
favorable weather last fall, lato s t o n a r i n i t K e
militaiycexigehries'-'created 'byMnsurfediibn- T
w
a e he
he
"O/thT
g pfcon- h a v ^ n t e ' r ^ m e T a x d r i t e t t o u t ' t h e . U n l o h i i t a ' i n
finally j T«ecued;by i C a p t a i n i / R I n g g o l d / i n the* by 4natTiTag; officer and' my self, it was agreed
s^ringpand^oiHer'iiy^esvUhere *JW©rwrf!0,U54
a n d rebellion;-: : • : : * :
-> ~r\ '•\i '• . ;:
8rmahIyrflgto.i-.:Butanstead of J i h a t p t h e y s n ?
§apigej- ^ n d n r j diffujol^ q|rcumstances, i : sopn ; to' first reduce anywork's t h a t might b e found
acres le«s toe»V>sn&J38;878 acres less of .'p'c*
.-.;,..-.•' •:--7 T. W - S H E B M A N ,
a
t
P
o
r
t
Royal,
South
Carolina,
a
n
d
thus
open
a f t e r . ^ h i c h the Governor went "down I b e C mm
W
a
m
wa
tefed jihto; p l a n s :with the>robel'.:citiMns t6 t a t o « : o u l t i v a t e 4 this-.year^than .foil860. v.-In
Brigadier Gen oral Co mm an ding.
the finest harbor on t h e coast that.existssouth
^'l^Semi^el0mtifis
lieve s -s'BTeiibf^nffnfarmea : were h 'dr
ou o
m he San
m he
murder our soldiers i n cold bloodi- ' T h e l a t t w addifiottto thosy'ther wheat-crop i s both-.short
Headquarters, Port Royal, S. C , Nov. 8 , ' 6 1 .
pert . f o r t h e enemy-a
"4ocontheir- own f£mfetudfchO0.*-'rlLieu£r Commanding of.Hattefas.."
o A
on h
he
a
I t was calculated to reach P o r t Royal i n
"ibellig- Were t r e a t e d w i t h . t h e g r e a t e s t ' a p p a r e n t kind- 'fctf q u a n t a ^ y a n d i f i n f i r i o r iim-qdality?. -while
C
w
he
M
Nmhob3on!fl,rCpndue^;i^
The,-War D e p a r t m e n t - h a s dismissed t h e
erentlrG NOT-wUL'tne Jafit/ofilHi i u m b g b j f c n ness a n d -invited _to.-xniert«inrrw^»/; a t t h e the.deficit tiiiU»)^o4a<o^^dpiui':e«Umated.ati
SU
h a d u n he
and w
n»e^lrith.my 1 w^^ i commenjjaUon6„ .. , s j j .r,;> five days a t moBt, b u t in consequence of adiffijueiasd i » t o : r t h e v « o « m y ^ >Bervice:exejppt houses of thcrebel;mmilies^.At«-giTattitiaBuaf from.one-thlrd-to-jonetBixth;the.'aBiial>yiflld;j:;
E
by he way o
. T h e Peerless, "trans^or^' J in"£ sinking con-, verse .winds and.a perilous.storm; on.the d a y officers iof Fremont's staff, a n d also a l l officers
;, ThenaMiral.foelingiof a n American.-in.view"
her;*"^th^'master cannot be permitted to aver
He
u p and w
a
dition"; was 'met'by1* thV'l^ohlfean^CJom'minder and nigHt of the 1st. of,November, .the, fleet. appointed; without t h e .approval of- t h e Presi-" C
tfaCTefbi^whwth^-weTB~th1^
:
of these shooking developments is o n ^ p f g o y
t h a t h e was a p B r o t o t r o ^ g j j i t .
T
he
he C
G o r d o n ; ^ A H the p e o p t o o h boardj'twenty^six di'd'not arrive'at Port Royal bar until'the'4th," dentj except company a n d regimental officers.. H
,;
mm
had
b
u
a
Were a n actjof ipxce exercised b y one b e l - little'gMheringa,'ijd . d ^ e r e n t ^ ' a r t s of t h e town^ that our country ,has again the ( opportunity of
in number, were; saved-under vcryipeculiarcir- a n d ' t h e n b n t . i n part, fbr i t -had 'been'olmos'tf His chief, adviser, Capt. MoReever, h a s been:
w
n he B
m
i i g ^ r e n t . p o w W o i t a n e t i t r a l l a h i p o r . person'to s i g n ^ were ;displayed; from eyfiry,twao^e>ojtf demonstrating'1ier ; 'ca5aOTry-for^fee*dinfe''the
cnms'tances^.in. which, service, Lieut. -H«_-W.. entirely, dispersed by the galeV and the vessels
y
r
:
:
arrested.
.
.
.
m
T
he
7 h
be considered^ j& justification for an, aot con- house t h a t held;them;, a n d t h e r e b e l - o a T a l i y bnbgry'millions' of tne^green isle. - ^Yet taere FULL PAETICTTLABS OFTHE AC- Miller'was very favorably noticed by h i s com- have .been struggling in.it u p to this date.—
Flag of the free heart's hope a n d h o m e !
m
He mm
p u o ea d
t r a r y to t h e knoTO&uties of ttfe neutral charA l a r g e . English steamer laden with w a r N
By angel hands to Valor given !•'.: ~\
The ".transport steamers Union, Belvidere,
m&n&kt.' '::}':n,i'''
''-•'-• "•'•dashing.in J assassinated them by the firesides UunhappilyjftjdiBculAy inAho .road which.has • ••^TtSS At'HIMOH HEAD. -!
h
oa o
he
not b e e n ( B ^ a i e n t I j ; c ^
Thy stars h a v a l i t t h e welkin' dome, . . . . ,. acter, there w o u l d b e a n end, of,any.prohibiOscela a n d Peerless have n o t arrived. Two munitions, h a s been captured a n d taken t o
On
passing
Charleston
Ise'nfc
i
n
t
h
e
Seneca,'
W
m
o
M
tion under t h e law 'ruf -nations, to c a r r y con- of i h e i x ^ t e r j a j n e r e . . * A-more pratal, c^w^ard- Bumcieiit means ,of' transporting (he "crops
And all tby hues-were born In Heaven.
Lieut. Commanding.Ammen, to direct Captain of them are known to be lost, a n d it is proba- Key West by a,U. S. frigate.
he o d B
m C
he T
n
t r a b a n d s OTJBUgager i n any-,other-, hostile act. ly deed could n o t he> perpetrated. - ; 7,\ . -i g $ from^tne^hterTor H b U e ' s e a t i o a r a . 'OurVail^
Forever float that s t a n d a r d sheet 1
Lardner to. join .me. with f the steamer Susque- b l e . a U a r e . . I t i s gratifying, however, t o s s y
a
n
d
he
wo
w
w
If a n y loss is.su8tamed.in such a service, ^ .the , , ( Th"e, murdereratBliulked, ,away., iefbref t£e
.
The
-London
Times
argues
strongly
in
favor
that none of .the troop,,transports connected
Where breathes t h e ' foe b u t falls before u s ,
wayr'are?ohokediidp;withirreigtit to "such air COMPLETE" L I S r W l H E ' ^ I I X E P AND hanna off P o r t RoyaTwith'out delay!'
C mm
W
a
neutral yielding' ^ i a c h ^ e t o a n a s must seek
o
f
t
h
e
recognition
o
f
t
h
e
southern
confederacy
With freedom's; soil beneath o u r feet,
r e t u r n of a U n i o n f o r c e : . c o m p ^ e n t ^ o V j i M A extent; as,to<b* obliged AO refuaajarge amountaj
''Oh Monday, a t ' 8 o'clock i n i h e morning, I with the land forces were lost, though the
he w o
he T
To
redress from the Jgoveffinwntifwhioh imposed
And Freedom's banner- streaming o'er u s ?
anchored off^ftbevbar-with^some': twenty-five Winfield Scott had to sacrifice her whole cargo,' as a cure.for filibusterism a n d slavery pn*wa
w
wa d
the Restraint" upon- h i m ^ ' A s 7 ' to the'"number them?;, and.-theI"citizens,'-'the-inale and;fe-s an.d. thg season.o£ internal gayjgation^s^draw-.
t h a t noVihuch'inore c a n b e
vessels in company, with many more heaving and t h e Roanoke a portion of h e r "cargo, to pagandism... - . . . . - he bow
T
he
o f military persons necessary t o subject'the male'accompHces of the g u i l t y ; d e e d , r d o n b t - ing'co a'cToserso'
i
, , :!i
: v
m / w sight„..Tbe_ Department u n a w a r e that^all save th& lives of: the regiments on board. T h e
m
o
L
F
o w m
vessel to confiscation-it is r .dimcult t o define; less considere^^'th^m&eVretf •'safe frpm_our 6 b t a i n e d b ^ a n a l t l a ^ b ' W ' r i v e T ? - . - ' ^>»
THET5TEEEST 0 7 THE PEOPLE.
I n Richmond, V a . , t h e rebels have b y lot
the "aids t^naMgahbn'h'ad'.been'' r e m o v e d / a n d former.will be. unable to . again p u t to sea.—
L'Moreover,^thequatftity'of^breadstuff's
sent
C
w
since few persons 'of nig&'quality. n n d characiKT
.EMEHTEff
By
THE
There'is some.danger of g i v i n g l o t h e deep t e r m a y b e of much'mpra'impbrtance th'au^n over-merciful Govermeht,because'they d i d y p t tpjGreat Britain ;and I r e l a n d this year seems
the b a r lie's terimileff'yeaward/'withnofeatures The vessels connected with the naval portion choBen from among the U . S.-. captives in jail
w
wa
on
na
J
w
wo m
w
to be much,less than t h o public nave.been .led ,./;,, :WHiTE.£NiHABlTi^a/r- !- on t h e s h o r e l i n e % i t h sufficient prominence to' o f t h e fleet have alBo Buffered much, and some there, Col. Corcoran, three captains and
and eager i n t e r e s t of the loyal'couh t r y ;iri t h e m u c h . g r a t e r h u i ^ e r t o f lower condition. ^-* b e a r : : a r m s ! ~ ' ! T b e y r w ^
:J
1
have
been
lost.
''•
v
moke,
any
bearings
.-reliable;.
B
u
t
to
the
skill
m
L
F
w
on
,
'
To
&r^!a>:§te"ran.general
^under
gomecir.The Colonel in command; a s flb6ti as/he learlit U DW4Ve . " In ^ p t e m b e r a n i i O c t o b e r of'i860
eighteen lieutenants, to'he
h n n g in case
snccess of o u r arms, t h e name of impatience.
After a Careful reconnoissance of Port Royal
of Commander Davie, the F i a g . C a p t a i u , a n d
o M
M
and S
cumstanceS'might ^be a much more noxious the facts, a n d , doubtless, that 4 i t - was -useless the total exports'ofcflotir 1 arid wheat'from'th'e
Captain B a k e r a n d the crew of t h e privateer w
Oco&aionallyi indeed, i t amounts to that, a n d aot th"an Uie obnveyance o f a whole 1 regiment.
L
F
po
Mir'. B'butellie," the" a'ble 'assistant of the Coast bay,.i.twaa ascertained, t h a t t h e r rebels h a d
t
United States t o Gre a t ; B r i tain;-for-tho first
i s unreasonable, though founded on a n honora- The o6hsequence!of Buch.,asaistanoe a r e great- to" t r y to winnow out a n y innocence from, such ten monthe, amounted 10-8,13^(193 bushels, GBEAT.BEJOICIHG AMONG THE SLATES. Survey, i n charge 1 of tfie ;; steamer'Tixeri, ihe three field-works' of remarkable strength, Savannah should be h u n g a t New York.
m
m o
he
o h
strongly
garrisoned
and
covered
b
y
a
fleet
of
and
m o go on
h
channel w a s immediately found/ sounded out
ble basis. I t generally sins through ignorance er a n d therefore the belligerent h a s n strong- a mass.df guilt, ordered the town to;be Iflred, a n d for t h e s a m e ^ e r ^ q d of t h e : present y e a r
The rebel account of the fight a t Port Royal m
To
M
m
and.buoyed. , J: .;..,.,... ; ..,. r . ; ; » ' i . /
••.-;; \- three gunboats u n d e r Capt. Tatnall, late ofthe says t h a t in the battle twenty-Beven of the
—ignorance of the vast extent of preparations er r i g h t to ;P,re^ent;vand^pjanhib^jt; -Lnor is it and i t was soon i n ashes. I t w a s a j u s t - sen- the ' e i p o r i ha'a ^ e e h ' b u t " ^ ^ ^ ? ^ ! ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
U., S. Navy, .beside strong land forces which
had
o
material i n 'the* judgement of'.the prize court,
..
B
y
three
o'clock
I
received
assurances
from
necessary for dealing with such a crisis as t h i s whether'.themaster^be'igndranVof the' charac- tence., -.When.ajwhole community;rea^lres.it* leaving a'defioii'bf 4,84t),952 bushels; * AtUhe Pi'oclamation to the 'People of South
o he B
C
a HU
Capt/ Davis, that I "could send' "forward "the were concentrating from Charleston a n d S a - twenty-nine guns in Fort^WaBxer were dis- E
BelfVinlo barbarians, i t shouldinot count! irpon same, time the aggregate exports of breadstuff's
and ignorance of how much i s really 'doing b y t e r of t i e service i n which h e i s engaged. : ' "
SB
o
he m
m
lighter transports '(those 1 under I S ' f e e t j ' w i t h vannah. The troops of the rebels were after r mounted or rendered useless, a n d t h a t after w
from the United States to E u r o p e have-^-inand he w
no
w
R
those who have the active agency of affairs> '•• I t is deemed sufficient if there h a s been a n any leniency. • They sow the wind* aniT they
all t h e gunboats, which was immediately done,- ward ascertained to have been commanded by his r e t r e a t General Drayton retired to BluffF
o h m
w
injury arising t o the. belligerent f r o m t h e e m - must r e a p t h e whirlwind. We sinoerely • t r u s t creased, t h e . difference, being caused by the
a n d before dark [they w e r e securely anchored Gen. Draytonl " One of the forts, and probably ton, General Donavon r e t i r i n g to Port Royal L
b u t which cannot b e made public, without d e targe
quantities'shipped
to
F
r
a
n
c
e
and
other
on he
B
m
ployment i n which t h e vessel is found. ..
the strongest, w a s situated, on Hilton head,
in the roadstead of Fort Royal, S, C.
that we shall n o t ' again be "called uprin'to parts of continental Europe. The shipment of
feating its own ends. I t is only when such
ferry. General Lee was h a r d at work n e a r
You
he
w
The g u n b o a t s ' a l m o s t immediately opened and the other two. on Hilson Head, a n d the
Last week we briefly announced thcsuccesB
If imposition be. practiced it operates as record a n y aimilar instances of rebel oruelty b'rtadstuffs''from ; 'the ! southern p o r t s - i s ' also
T
you m
u e
e
misconception degenerates into habitual faulttheir batteries u p o n two or three' rebel steain- other two on Phillip's island. It.was deemed Beaufort, a n d General Ripley at Boyd's landforce;
and
if
redress
is
to
be
sought
against
M
W
L
F
attending
the
great
Naval
Expedition,
a
n
d
missing
thi&vyear
from
t
h
e
total.?
-It
'constiand
atrocity.b
u
t
if
we
are,
w
e
hopo
the
sefinding, and the impeachment of motives, that
under.sCommodore Tatnall,; . instantly proper to first reduce the fort on Hilton head, ing, for the defence of t h e railroad. I n case
any person, i t must b e a g a i n s t . those, who quel w i l l b e of the same retributive type.'.
he S
and
tutos,a.;,V(ery
great
i
t
e
m
.
i
n
;
t
h
e
commerce,
of
ribw'we
are
enabled
tb'lay
before
o
u
r
readers
though
t
o
do
this-a
greater
or
less
fire
m
i
g
h
t
:
chasing h i m u n d e r shelter, o f t h e batteries.
i t becomes mischievous, and merits the con- have b y means-either of compulsion o r deceit
of attack Bluffton would be burned. T h e
h m o he
w
A
a complete history of theExpeditiohicbmpiled In the morning, Commodore J o h n Rogers, of have to.be metfrom the batteries on Bay point Charleston Mercury, says- that the U . S . fleet
demnation of all loyal citizens. As to the exposed the property to danger.
he
w
m
the IT. S. steamer Flag, temporarily on board a t t h e same t i m e . . Our original plan of a coNewOrleanB..
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from
a
number
of
sources,
arid''
alT'b'f
which
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and
m
o
—
Such opportunities of conveyance would.be THE BEATTEOET DI6TBICT0FSOTTTHCAHreally sound interest of the people in their own
this ship, and acting on1 my staff, accompanied operation o f t h e land forces in this attack h a d wiU capture a n immense amount of cotton of T
I t i^lilso aTfact t h a t " l h e stocks of wvHeat appear'to bo reliable. ' ": " '
m
mm
w
constantly
used,
a
n
d
it
would
be
almoBt
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STATISTICS
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welfare—for t h a t i s w h a t i t i s — h o w e v e r i t n m y
to be set aside in consequence of the loss, the b e s t quality.
1
Brigadier
General,
Wright,
i
n
t
h
e
gunboat
and
flour
i
n
t
h
e
Atlantic
poTtB
a
r
e
light,
dnd
and M
o he
o
possible i n the greater number of cases, to
UHIOK flBGTOBHTS.} /
The expedition arrived'off P o r t Eoyal on Ottawa, Lieut. Commanding. Stevens, a n d d u r i n g t h e voyage, of a greater portion of our
occasionally transcend the limits of strict pro- prove the privity of the immediate offender.
F
he m
be
much less than a t the Bame time: last-year;
The b u r n i n g of the railway bridge over the L
The Beaufort district, or. county, of South Ordinarily, too, the exports of wheat a n d Sunday, Nov. 3—a portion of the fleet, how- supported by the Seneca, Lieut. Commanding means of disembarkmenf, together with the
priety a n d justice, it is not ouly natural and
m
om
h
n w
The fraudulently carrying".the dispatches of
Cumberland
river
h
a
s
occasioned
great
alarm
Nicholson, made'a reconnoissance in force, fact that, the only point where the troops
a
m
o
E
m
pardonable, but it i s the saving element of the the enemy will also subjeot the neutral vessel Carolina, now i n the occupation of o u r laud flour from the first of November to the 1st of ever," being detained b y the gale. The steamand drew the -fire of the batteries on Hilton should have lauded was from five to six miles in the rebel camp a t Bowling Green.
n m
o
m
he
Bepublio. Every intelligent statesman and in which they a r c transported to capture a n d and naval'forces, literally swarms with, n e - April i s not heavy, because of t h e difficulties ers' Vixen a n d Mercury were' sent'on Monday Head and. B a y P o i n t sufficiently to show that (measuring around theinterveningshoal)from
;
n
mm
o
he
m
The rebel prisoners captured at Belmcnt
confiscation."
groes.
According to t h e census of; 1850, of tninsiL. Duru3g.thatper.odj,of 1,860-61 the morning'to sound the'ch'an'nel, a n d were soon the fortifications were works of strength, a n d the anchoring place of our transports, altogether
large-minded offioer will turn his eyes to it as
m
why
on
exports of wheat a n d flour from a l l the ports
too great a distance for successful debarkation allege that Tennessee h a s furnished 170 rebel
followed' b y several of the gunboats, which scientifically constructed.
w
m
L
F
m
to the sunlight, and will know how to deal with
The limits assigned to the operations of war which is n o t materially varied i n this case by of the United'States were 13,914,589 buBheli,
m
he hod
o C
M
o
I n the evening of Monday, Captain Davis with our limited means. I t was therefore regiments for the war. I n the battle a t Belit. Every step i n o u r progress thus far h a s against .Embassadors b y writerfl on public the returns of 1860, t h e population of this of which the southern" ports s h i p p e d ' several werefired upon b y the batteries of Fort Beauagreed
that
t
h
e
place
should
b
e
reduced
b
y
mont
we
h
a
d
88
men
killed.
T
h
e
rebel
loss,
why he
wo o
a n d M r . Boutellie r e p o r t e d t h e w a t e r deep
sprung from its inspiration. Observe how Com. law, are that the belligerent may exercise his district was as follows: -•
. $'~
millions of bushels. .^ During t h e present sea- regard. The rebel Commodore Tatnall also
the naval force alone. I n consequence of the according to the Memphis Appeal, is 500 men.
and
he had no ex
enough
for
the.
Wabash
to
venture
u
p
.
son all the exportation must be doqe through attacked them with his gunboats, b u t darkness
Dupont has recognized its guidance. I n speak- right of w a r against them wherever the
Total white populationo m
P
w
The responsibility of hazarding so noble shattered condition of the fleet, and the delay
character of hostility exists. ITe may stop'the
Free colored
,
northern ports,, where, the s t o c k s are light, put an end to the contest for t h a t day. ' On a frigate was n o t ' a light one over a prolonged in the arrival of vessels that were indispensa-, In Col. J a p p a n ' s Arkansas regiment there
w up and M
and S
w
i n g of his selection of a destination for the
JSmbassador.of his enemy on.his passage, but
and : t h e chances' of'increase growing very T u e s d a y morning, the 4 t h , the whole fleet en- b a r of over two miles. There was about a ble for the attack, it had to be postponed until were 50 or GO killed, a n d 200 wounded.
and M F
m w
fleet, he s a y s :
when h e h a s arrived i n . t h e n e u t r a l country
Total free population...:.......
6,529
small. T h e n a t u r a l inference from these facts
the
7th
inst.
o
he
Com
W
According to the Savannah Republican, tbe
tered the harbor, and Gens. Sherman, Wright a foot or two of water to spare, a n d the fall
and takes on himself the functions of his* ofSlaves..,.
32,279
a m
o he
b
must b e that, unless,our.merchants generally
I was a mere spectator of the combat, a n d rebel loss at Fort W a l k e r was twelve killed
and the rise o f t h e tide is. such that if she
"After mature deliberation, aided 03' the fice, and h a s been admitted i n his representaand
Stevens
made
a
reconnoissance,
to
ascerwa a
o
This will give u s a n average in round num- engage i n , a far more enterprising movement
grounded she would have sustained serious it is not my province to render a n y report of
professional knowledge and great intelligence tive character, he becomes a . sort of middle
m
he
o he U
tain t h e location of the rebel batteries, b y injury from "straining, if not total loss. Too this action, b u t I deem it an imperative d u t y and forty wounded.
of the Assistant Secretary, Mr. Fox, and upon man, entitled t o peculiar privileges, a s set bers of five slaves to every white inhabitant of breadstuff's 'and " p r o v i s i o n s to Ireland
T
w
and
The Unionists i n E a s t Tennessee, on Fridoy S
taking into consideration the magnitude _ to apart for the preservation of the relations of of the district, so t h a t n o better point {hah promptly, the' dread alternative of starvation drawing-their fire. At 7- o'clock, A. M. t h e much, however, was at stake to hesitate, and to s a y t h a t t h e i i r i n g a n d manoeuvring of o u r
on he
The
wa m
fleet against that of the rebels a n d their for- night, burned five railroad bridges. The loss
which the joint naval and military expedition amity a n d peace, in maintaining which all the district could be selected a t this crisis for must again be felt there,—'North American.
enemy opened fire from their batteries a n d the result was entirely successful.
h e 8 h a n d be San
a
On "the morning of Tuesday the Wabash midable land batteries was a.master piece of to the enemy is very heavy.
h a d been extended, to which you have called nations are i n some degree interested."
gunboats; the-National fleet responding with
F
M
on
F
L
T
a trial of the temper of this vital Cotton State
The F a s t a n d t h e P r e s e n t .
crossed the b a r , followed closely by the Sus- activity a n d professional skill that must have
my attention, I came to the conclusion that the
w
o
W
w
he
o
A
t
Columbus,
Ky.,
which
is
in
possession
of
promptitude
a
n
d
telling
effect:'
Our
gunboats
J u d g e Kent, also, i n s p e a k i n g of t h e r i g h t institution of Blavery.
d
i
e
t
e
d
the
applause
of
t
h
e
rebels
themselves
• When w e contrast t h e glowing anticipations
quehanna, t h e Atlantic, t h e Vanderbilf a n d
original intentions of the Department, if carria n d he San
wa
the rebels, a Dahlgren g u n exploded, on tbe
withdrew about 9 o'clock, having gained a ful[ other transports. of deep draught, and on a s a tactical operation.
ed out, would Jail short of the expectations of the of search, says that,
The agricultural r e t u r n s of the census from of the. Secessionists, • as -put forth a few months
New Y
w
he
w be
I t h i n k that too muoh praise cannot b e 11th inst., killing two rebel lieutenants a n d six
country, and of the capabilities of the expedi" All writers upon t h e law of nations, and this district embrace t h e following very i n - ago, with t h e i r present views after going knowledge of the location a n d strength of- the' r u n n i n g through, that portion of tho fleet
w
oF
W
nB
H
already in, the safe passage of this great ship awarded to the science and skill exhibited by privates. Gen. Polk narrowly escaped.
tion, while Port Royal I thought would meet the highest authorities, acknowledge the right,
enemy's
batteries.
I
n
the
afternoon
the
heavy,
:
T
o
M
a
n
d
S
a
m
teresting statistics, a n d the reader will bear through- some bitter'experience,- orie would
over the b a r was hailed b y gratifying cheers the flag officer of the naval squadron a n d the
both in a high degree."
in time of war, a s resting upon sound princim
ac n he
o he
men-of-war moved inward to get into position,
officers connected with h i s ships. I deem t h e
in mind that t h e whole district or county is hardly suppose t h a t they were t h e same peofrom
crowded
vessels.
We
anchored,
a
n
d
ples
of
public
jurisprudence,
a
n
d
u
p
o
n
the
Arrest
of
Senator
Gwin.
w
T
no
wo
m
From this it appears that the Navy Departbut.the Wabash grounded, where she remain- immediately commenced preparing the ship' performance a masterly one, and ought to have
institutes a n d practice of all great maritime flat and swampy, a n d made u p almost entirely ple.
How could - they Tiave so * victimized
n he w
S
E
o
On the arrival at P a n a m a of Senntor Gwin
mant h a d selected some other destination than
powers. And if upon making the search, the of sea islands, separated from each other b y : a themselves with foolish conceits; a n d over- ed' for a n h o u r and a half. This circumstance for action,, b u t the delay of planting buoys, been seen to be fully appreciated. After the
m w
men n he S
o
and his associates, B e n h a m a n d Brent, General
Port Royal, but as the expedition had become vessel be found employed i n the contraband
postponed t h e general engagement. On Wed- particularly on Fishing Rip, a dangerous shoal works were reduced I took possession of them
U
S
nnd
very remarkable n e t w o r k of inlets, estauries looked t h e r e a l merits of t h e case, i t i s h a r d
with the land forces. The beautifully construc- Sumner arrested them for treason. Papers
we
h
a
d
t
o
avoid,
rendered
the
hour
late
before
capable of doing somthing better, he thought trade, or in carrying enemy's property, or
o
m
M
nesday, the 5th, the d a y was stormy and u n and bayous.
. to understand. I t would seem a s if the disit was possible to move with the attacking ted work on Hilton Head was severely crippled compromising them were found in their pos- M
wa
he
C
and
that the expectation of the country that some- troops, or dispatches, s h e is liable to be taken
favorable, a n d a council of w a r decided to " w a i t
squadron. I n our anxiety to g e t the outline and many of the guns dismounted. Much
he w
o he w
position to gasconade, for which South CaroBKAUFOET ( s . C.) DISTRICT.
thing better should be done ought to be grati- and brought in for adjudication before a prize
slaughter had evidently been made there, many session. Their Iriends having applied to the
and u p o he m he
o
w
court."
Farms
8 4 2 lina h a s so long. been. distinguished, h a d i n - a little longer." On Thursday, a t 9 o'clock, of the forts before dark, we stood in n e a r the
fied.andtherefore h e overuled the Department.
M H
he
m
o
A. M., the fleet got underway, a n d a t a few shoal, a n d the ship grounded. B y t h e .time bodies having been buried in the fort, a n d Governor to annul the arrests, he issued a n
;
' 239,289
According to this, t h e captain of the Trent, A c r e s i m p r o v e d
C mm
on F
AT
and n
He had the genius to consult the popular
Acres unimproved.,.;
\'.
'
687,469 fected even the,most sedate.and sober-minded minutes past 10 o'clook the rebels opened fire she was taken offitwaBtoo late to proceed, some 20 or 30 were found, some half a order prohibiting the conveyance of foreign
instead of raving about " piratical Yankees," V a l u e , i m p r o v e m e n t s , i o ~
wa w
w
o he F
M
$5,601,350 throughout the Seceding States. We gave in
and I* made s i g n a l for the squadron to anchor mile distant. The island, for many miles, prisoners across the Isthmus, a n d sent a large
heart, as well as his maps a n d official orders.
again. T h e Wabash gave one* broadside to
was found strewed with arms a n d accoutreD
W
and
5,026 our .last issue, from t h e Memphis
ought to have been thankful that, he a n d h i s H o r s e s , oases, a n d m a l e s , .
out of gunshot from the enemy.'
Avalanche,
If he had been a professional snob, he would
force of soldiers to release them, b u t the U.
Neat Cattle
F o r t Walker, on Hilton Head, a n d a n o t h e r t o
48,338
To-day the. wind blowB a gale from the ments, and the baggage of the rebels, which
vessel were n o t also taken i n tow b y t h e S a n
Sheep.,;..-...,..;
',
have turned up his nose a t any suggestions of
1 6 , 8 9 2 some of t h e b r i g h t visions w i t h which they F o r t Beauregard, on B a y point. The rebel southward and westward, and the attack is they threw away i n their hasty retreat. We S. consul placed them under h i s protection, and
Jacinto. B u t all of these positions of t h e S w i n e
37i856 ' had deluded themselves. Here is something
have also come into possession of about 40 they were carried across safely, the question of
the people's wi3h in the matter, as entirely
navy also opened fire, b u t k e p t a t a prudent unavoidably postponed.
2,465
American jurists are still more firmly asserted W h e a t , b u s h e l s r a i s e d
I have t h e honor to b e , sir, respectfully, pieces uf cannon, most of which are of the jurisdiction being referred to Washington.
beueath'his notice, and perhaps would have
Rye a n d oats,;
29,913 of October 2Gth, a n y thing else b u t rose-color, distance from the b i g guns of Uncle Sam's
H ha
o m
w
heaviest calibre and the most approved models,
by the best British authorities. For instance,
y o u r obedient servant,
I n d i a n corn
,
.. 4 9 2 , 6 7 1 from t h e Memphis
Appeal:
ships. The Wabash, Susquehanna
sn&Uienhe
m he
m one o
and a large quantity of .camp equipage.
nventcd an original fling at " newspaper Dr. Robert Fillmore, in h i s late great work, I r i s h a n d s w e e t p o t a t o e s . .
[Signed]
S. F . DUPONT,
485,209
G
Z
and h
m
n
m
V
m
and
"
We
m
a
y
now
be
said
to
have
fairly
entered
I t is my duty to report the valuable services
ville swept down i n line, a n d delivered their
B.uff." But he had the j u s t ambition not to entitled Commentaries on International Law, P e a s a n d b e a n s , .
F l a g Officer commanding.
,
76,353
K
m C m
w
he
upon
the
war.
How
long
its
prosecution
is
to
of
Mr.
Pontelle,
assistant
in
the
Coast
Survey,
compliments at Hilton H e a d i n the shape of Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy.
25
** fall short" of the expectations of the twenty is very explicit- l i e is "Advocate of H e r B u c k w h e a t
G
m
au
m
o
he
o
d
U
a
nd
oC m
gap
he
assisting me with his accurate and extensive
Butter a n d cheese, pounds.
83,421 continue is beyond the power of human wis- 10-second shells,, while the lively gunboats p u t
millions of people whom he h a d the honor to Majesty in h e r oflice of of Admiralty, as J u d g e H a y , t o n s
G
m
and n
o
H
To us, we say, in all candor,
F L A G S n i p WABASH, OFF.HJLTON H E A D , \
knowledge of this country. His services are
. - : 17 dom to forsee.
by
mm
m
w
m
o
serve. This feeling is the root of noble achiev- of the Cinque P o r t s , " universally approved, C a n e e n g a r , p o u n d s
P o r t Royal Harbor, Nov. 8, 1861.
j
invaluable to the army as well as to the navy,
20,000 there is nothing that indicates a speedy termi- in the punctuation points for the benefit of the
a no S
U
men and
o o
nation. A black cloud hangs like a pall above rebel Commodore, a t the same time enfilading
Molasaea, g a l l o n s . . . . .
6,221
S I B :—I have the honor to inform you that and I earnestly recommend that particular noments—and well may he who acknowledged l i e s a y s :
N
S
and R
and
ha
m
o
m
w
Rice, p o u n d s
;
47,230.082 the horizon of the future, over whose dark bor- the two batteries. The firing was now inces- yesterday I attacked the enemy's batteries on tice be taken of this very able and scientific
it say that, in the most appaling moments of
M
S
wa
m
12,672 der no bright winged cherub of peace shows
B
Page 308, Sec. 27 (Contraband).
" I t is, Cotton, ginned bales of 400 lbs.eaoh..
sant, a n d a perfect shower of shot a n d shell Bay.point a n d Hilton Head, F o r t s Beauregard officer by the War Department.
n b
W
he
the storm and gloom which h e encountered, indeed, competent to a belligerent t o stop the Wool, pounds
.;......;
24,730 i t s smiling countenance. Unless a period is
and Walker, a n d succeeded i n silencing them,
1 am, very respectfully, y o u r obedient serC
G
h
a
h
a
d
no
u
e
M
B
he
his " f a i t h never gave way.'' That kind of ambassador of his enemy or his passage."
Beeswax and honey.'.
' 7,975 p u t to the contest by a counter revolution in fell ins»de the rebel forts. A t noon, the three after an engagement of four hours' durntion, vant,
T. W. SiiEnsiAS,
A
m
he
m
h
w
m
m
on
he
V
o
he
P
m
a
n
d
$121,317 the North against the fanatical horde who are ships above-named came, down, a n d poured and driving away the squadron of rebel
P a g e 369, Sec. 272. " As to carrying of Animals slaughtered, value..
Brigadier General Commanding.
virtue comes not by " m i l i t a r y necessity"
on a
a w
a
o
m
military persons in the employ of a belliger- Produce of market gardens.
200 hounding on Lincoln's blood-thirsty Adminis- full broadsides into the two forts, the gunboats steamers under Com. Tatnnll.
alone.
h m w
n W
2,186
tration, we see n o reason t o anticipate its keeping their positions, a n d doing excellent
B
Am
h
e
C
ent, or being i n a n y w a y engaged i n h i s trans- Orchard produce....
The
reconnoissance
of
yesterday
made
u
s
300
a man o
w
he
But in truth, there is no conflict in this port service, it h a s been most solemnly deci
'termination before t h e expiration of h i s Fresi
A
a
he
he
Wine, gallons
'.
acquainted with the superiority of Fort WalkT
o H
P
and S
m
and
service.
The
flag-ship,
t
h
e
Susquehanna
and
matter between the people and their military ded by t h e tribunals of international law, both
HAKUFACT0ELB3. .
m
on
H
he
er, a n d to that I directed my special efforts,
$63,800 dential term. Every ear of wheat, every blade
he
m S
men o he
S
M
v
a
W
w
o
S
Bienville,
went
within
six
hundred
y
a
r
d
s
,
a
n
d
of grass, every stalk of corn, every potato, and
n
m
m
defenders—only their positions are different. in England a n d the United States of North C a p i t a l e m p l o y e d . . . . . .
>75
engaging it a t first a t a distance of eight hunF
C
Hands employed
.'.,......"
he m
m
by an ad
a
u o
ma L
$50,030 every bean which can be groicn, will be required made terrible havoc with their u-second shells, dred and afterwards six hundred y a r d s ; b u t
T h e man who looks on is apt to be more im- America, that these a r e acts of hostility on P n i d u c t
,
10,090 to meet the increased demand a t home and silencing several of the enemy's guns.
oa
m o
m
E
o
D
CR ARY
o
he
o S
and A
the p a r t of the neutral, which subject the vehithe plan of attack brought the Bquadron sufThis
patient than the man in action—the man in
I'rodnced in families
„
Bupport the gallant army now imperilling
T
S
o M S
by
nnd
wa
D
o
cle in which the persons a r e conveyed to con
exceed
o S
bu
w
and
fire WHS continued for four hours, during which ficiently n e a r Fort Beauregard to receive its
action often wants the stimulus derived from fiBcation a t the hands of the belligerent."
Reduced to an analysis, these are.
< heir lives on the field i n the defenco of o u r
C
o F
wa
C
and
o he
fire, nnd the ships were frequently fighting
w he
o he m
S L
v a S
the National fleet delivered over two thousand
o ay be a on o M
his spectators. The people have undoubtedly
T m
tho batteries on both sides at ihe same time.
Page 370, Sec. 273. " Official communica- ingly interesting statistics. First, we find thhi liberties, our homes and our firesideB. The
On S
P
m 27
o Gov E
a
m
and
aDd R
Tho action was begun on my part a t
erred in this unwonted crisis, but all the er- tions from a n official on the affairs of a bel- district of Beaufort divided into 842 f a r m s ; necessities of tho public defence, t h e voice of rounds. T h e rebels fought with desperation
o L
aod o wo
m a
patriotism, a n d t h e general interests of our and inflicted considerable damage on our ves- twenty-six minutes after 0 o'clock, and a t
men and 25
o
m
m
w
S m
rors have not been theirs. At the outset they ligerent government are such dispatches as or, in other words, the whole district is divim
m
o
C
m
o
he
section, demand lliat we p u t forth all our r e - sels, nearly all of which were h i t b y shots. At half past 2 the American ensign was hoisted
m
and m
The
impress a hostile character on the carriers oj
w w
w
P
and
unwisely did much toward precipitating the
ded among S42 land owners, allowing a n aver- sources to meet the emergency."
m N w O
M E
a on
and he
an u n
them. The mischievous consequences of such
he day
M C
m
o
3 o'clock P . M. the guns of the enemy h a d on the flagstaff of Fort Walker, and this mornw o M C
he
Bull Run disaster; b u t since then, u p to the a service cannot b e estimated, a n d extend far age of nearly 3,000 acres of improved land;
o
m
ing on Fort Beauregard.
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B
A
k
A
W
and
w
m
no
been
dismounted
or
silenced,
a
n
d
Commander
w
o
and
present victory—a long period, wity no palpa- beyond t h e effect of a n y contraband that can forty negroes, a n d only six horses, mules, and BURNING
The defeat o f t h e enemy terminated in their
GOVEENMERT MAHuTACTOm w go
w
a
J o h n Rogers went on shore a't Fort Walker utter route a n d confusion. Thoir quarters
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ble successes nnd many distressing events— be conveyed: for it is manifest that by the asses to each farm, all told. This will give
C
H
w A k
carriage
of
such
dispatches
the
most
imporand
encampments
were
abandoned
without
and
found
i
t
vacated,
and
hoisted
the
Stars
and
we have really wondered at the p a t i ^ c e oX
us an idea of tho vast amount of labor perI t is evident that there are rebel emissaries
T
M
a G
t a n t operations of a belligerent a r m y m a y be
a n y attempt on their part to carry away either
A
a he
m w
G
S
m
B
the people in the mass. Their motives are no forwarded or obstructed.formed b y the negroes with a hoe, t h e spade a t work, b u r n i n g manufactories engaged on Stripes. A considerable n u m b e r of killed and public or private property. The ground over
T
m
U
G
wa
n he
on
wounded
were
discovered,
and
it
was
estimahe
G
Lee
m
better now than before, but they have simply
which they fled was strewn with arms of p r i I n general cases of contraband the quantity and shovel; and then it must b e remembered government oontracts. Not a week passes b u t
Va
n
any
m
F
W
H
o
and he
learned their duties better. And we have all of the article carried may be a material cir- that, c u t u p as the district is with islands, one or two such establishments are reported ted t h a t t h e enemy must have suffered a loss* vate soldiers, a n d the officers retired i n too
m w
w
he
o
a
wa m
T
w
n m
he
and
wa ha
G
he
n
and
n
learned together—soldiers nndcivilians,states- cumstance ; b u t t h e smallest dispatch may boats discharge to a great extent the duties to have been destroyed b y fire, involving n o t of a t least one h u n d r e d men killed a n d a n t much haste to submit to the incumberance of
their swords. L a u d i n g m y marines a n d
wa a
w
a
o
B
n
Two U S
a e
• men, financiers, editors, readers a n d every- serve to t u r n t h e fortunes of w a r in. favor of a performed elsewhere by horses, asses, a n d only a large loss of property, b u t serious de- equal number severely wounded. Bay P o i n t
compnny
of
seamen,
I
took
possession
of
the
particular belligerent.-'
•.
w o C
on he O
a
m
W
w
w
a e you
battery was taken possession of on Friday a t
he
Bu
body. Let us go on in the same w a y , a n d
l a y i n meeting t h e wants of tho government.
deserted ground, a n d held the forts ou Hilton
Sec. 274. " The penally is confiscation of mules.
m
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228 m
w
sunrise. The rebels fled i n the greatest con- Head, until the arrival of General Sherman,
o
B
he C
C
our mutual respect, class for class, • will be the ship which conveys the dispatches, and of
T h e l a t e s k s t a n c e of the kind chronicled is
W
and 800 m
w
by
m
R
w
we d
o
ou
"
K
I
N
G
COTTON."
fusion,
leaving
everything
in
their
tents,
even
w
h
e
M
he
e
to
whom
I
h
a
d
the
honor
to
transfer
its
ocsure to increase. The people will have a bet- the c a r g o . "
R
m
an m
m
the b u r n i n g of the extensive agricultural imwa ho
The Secession leaders have need for all the
to their swords, watches, private papers a n d cupation.
Two
on H
H
and he
m
o a
T
m
w
be
t e r discernment of the soldier's methods a n d
As to the right of search, which forms a
plement manufactory of Messrs. Itidgeway,
We have captured forty-three peices of cano be w
and o
clothing.
T
h
e
loss
on
b
o
a
r
d
of
the
National
o
m
philosophy
they
c
a
n
muster,
in
view
of
the
a
and
The
a more implicit reliance upon h i s judgement, material p a r t of this question, it is to b e r e Eoofe a n d Laws on, a t Germantown, P a . , which
non, most of them of the heaviest calibre a n d
R
m
w
w
mm
by a
o do and
no be
m
and the a r m y will find that it can do without membered that all the diplomatic controversy grevioua' disappointments to which they have occured on T h u r s d a y morning. T h e firm h a d fleet was eight killed, a n d six severely a n d of the most approved description.
o wo
had
o
T
God o
m
w
seventeen
slightly
wounded.
The
troops
landbeen-subjected
of
late.
I
n
relation
to
cotton,'
anything better than the lively, intenee and we have h a d with Great Britinn on the subject,
recently changed their business, a n d rfere
The bearer of these dispaches will have the O
one
The
w
m
a P
R
w
he
and m
o ou
a
universal interest of the people.
has related to the assumed exercise of the especially, a l l their grand calculations have m a k i n g Springfield bayonets a n d sword b a y - ed nnd took possession on Thursday evening, honor to carry with him the captured flags,
a
o
n P
w
m
a
A
w
m
by
he
m
w
and
and
n
e
x
t
d
a
y
the
Bienville
left
with
diapatchea
and
two
small
brass
field
pieces
lutcly
beR
a
he
failed
so
completely
that
never
again
c
a
n
a
r i g h t in time oj peace—its validity in time of
onets for the.army on .contraot. T h e IOSB is
o B
The U
m
o he
who
longing to the state of South Carolina, which
w
wa
Tw
w
w a r having b e e n universally conceded. The great assumption b e based u p o n its sway a s estimated a t $12,000, on which there is a n tor the Government. Not ono of the National we send home as suitable trophies of the sucS
w
o
m
o
w
a
o
CS
w
vessels was disabled or destroyed, as reported,
G F S . FREMONT'S RECEPTION AT S T . Louis.— New York Commercial Advertiser recalls the would, now seem. The whole world h a s become insurance to tho amount of $7500.
m
a
m
o one
cess of the navy.
w on he 14 h
m
though Beveral of them were badly cut u p .
The reception of Gen. Fremont at St. Louis, following historical precedent which England indignant a t their fierce pretensions, their wish
m
who
n
he
o
I enclose a copy of the general order which
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P
o C
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ha
a
m
w
T
w
he
was, according to the St. Louis papers, one of has set for our e x a m p l e :
is to bo read to Ihe fleet to-morrow morning
m
w o
eew
de w
to subjugate everything to their rule, and with
he
o a
m
o
n
o
o
G
FBOM
EUROPE.
at muster.
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a
T
he w
the most entusiastic demonstrations that h a s
o
be F
he
m
o
" A similiar proceeding on the p a r t of a n the efforts everywhere making to become indeA detailed account of this battle will be
The steamship Norwegian, arrived a t P o r t a
an w
w
he
m up M
ever taken place in the city of St. Louis.— English vessel of wff£ will probably bo within pendent of them in the future, they will be
Captain Dupont's B e p o r t s .
a he w
o
m
o
he w and
he
m
submitted hereafter.
G
G
G
G
G
God
l
a
n
d
on
Monday,
with
one
d
a
y
later
news
Thousands, of people waited at the railway the recollection of some of our readers. We consigned to good behaviour as is to be hoped.
V
m
a n d a ew o Co Z
F i r s t in order we take a private letter from
I have the honor to b e , very respectfully,
Y
a e m
O
E
o
h
V
C
station for h o u r s , and Gen. Fremont's appear- refer to the boarding of the ship Hercules, of T h a t they a r e coming t o their sense we have from Europe. She left Liverpool on the 8th Captain Dupont to t h e Assistant Secretary of your most obedient servant, S. F. DUPONT,
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he w
by
o he
o
iost. The sales of cotton in the Liverpool
Flag-officer, commanding.
wa
w
he
ance was hailed with great applause. Under Salem, Mass., Captain E d w a r d West, in a Sarhe
m
dey
a
the Navy, dated P o r t Royal, Nov. 7th, from
dinian port, some fifty years ago, a n d forcibly some proof in a late number of the New Oro
m
you a e
he
o m
ou
PS.—The
bearer
of
dispatches
will
also
m a r k e t d u r i n g t h e week h a s been 00,000
m bu w
dey ee de b g
a n escort of cavalry he proceeded to headquar- taking from on board Lucien Bonaparte, then
which
we
make
the
following
e
x
t
r
a
c
t
s
:
—
leans Delta.
It says:
m
you a e
you m
A
c
a
r
r
y
with
him
the
first
American
ensign
mm
on
do
de
bales. The sales to speculators were 30,000
ters, where he was formally received, and on his way to the United States. The Herm
a
m
o ou
During
the
disheartening
events
of
our.
**lfthe South should during t h e present
raised upon the soil of South Carolina since m
w h e r e a series of resolutions were presented. cules p u t into p o r t on account of tho sickness war and blockade continue i n its old course, bales, a n d those to exporters 7,000. Bread- passage, m y faith never gave w a y , b u t a t the rebellion broke out.
on
and
m
S. F . D.P.
T
m
o
w
I of Lucien Bonapartc,and a t his urgent request.
G
H
and
a
S
on
and a
To Hon. Gideon Wollcs, Secretary of the
Gen.;Fremont's response was brief but earnest,
of devoting its land, labor and capital to a stuffs were quiet b u t steady, a n d provisions some moments they seemed appalling.
day and he m
o
a d
j An English man of w a r was in port, got wind
Navy.
w
w
he
—
L
on
F
On
the
other,
hand,
I
permit
no
elation
at
production
which
it
cannot
make
available
m
be
a n d contained touching allusions to the sympa- of the passenger on board, a n d Bent a boatsdrooping. No change h a d taken place in AmerW
he
our success. Yet I cannot refrain from telS
and R
a e o be
t h y extended to him. I n concluding, he r e - wain with a n armed crew, who took Lucien for the support of its p e o p l e ; if i t continues ican securieties. T h e English Government, it
he w
S
w
General Orders No. 2.
ling you that i t h a s been more complete a n d
H w he S
C
he S
to raise cotton a n d tobacco, which it cannot
away
by
force,
carried
bini
on
board
the
man
and m
w
newed h i s thanks for his kind reception, and
m
w
he F
is stated, h a d ordered a large shipment of ball more brilliant than I ever could have believed. FLAG S H I P WAUAsn, H I L T O N H E A D , P O B T \
T
m
o
he
he
on
vert
into
money
with
which
to
purchase
of war. and he was taken a prisoner to E n g m
w
and
said h e shouldsoon have occasion for he should land.
he
w
I believe my plan was a clever one. I stood
he necessaries of life, and is further prevent- cartridges to Canada, though a previous order
ROYAL B A Y , November 8th, 1861.
j
he
m
n
T
n K
by
own m
W
a
w o men
ed from such purchase by the blockade—there to send out Armstrong guns h a d been rescin- against tho tide, a n d h a d the management the
make occasion, to answer all charges against
I t is the grateful duty of the Commander-in
w
m
m
a
better
in
consequence
.
'
The
confidence
of
the
must
be
no
little
suffering
and
hardship
among
T
men and w m
o P
G
—
Chief
to
make
a
public
acknowledgment
of
h
i
s
h i m definitely.
ded. T h e latest intelligence from the ContiI t seems that the absurd story about T h u r wa a
o he
o
a
enemy was extreme that they could drive us entire commendation o f t h e coolness, discipo m and
he
n he
ourpeople, and to thwart the new policy and
R
F
m
low Weed's mission to Europe, published in tb e strategy of the enemy, 1 it will be t h e obvious nent,'is the announcement that the Emperor away. They fought bravely, and the rifled line, skill a n d gallantry displayed by tho offiw o he
and
The m
o F
n
w
CO.AST D S V E N S K B . ^ G O V . Curtin h a s written Independent, was slipped in after the paper was duty a n d policy of our planters to abandon of Austria h a d addressed a n autograph letter guns never missed. An 80-pounder rifle shot cers a n d men under his command in the capm
a
a
o a
a
and w
T
U
o
V
a
m
o
bu
w
w
and
had
he
w
and
r a t h e r a sharp letter in anBwerlo the cir- made up, without the knowledge of the editors. altogether or greatly reduce their cultivation to the Chancellor of H u n g a r y , directing a went through our mainmast in the very centre, ture of the batteries on Hilton Head and Bay
and
V
ew w
w ou and he
w
a
m a k i n g a n awful hole.
1300 men a E
w
he
Point, after an action of four h o u r s ' duration.
cular letter of Secretary Seward to the Gov- It was one of the accidents which will happen of the great staples, i n order to devote their suspension of civil officers.
he
m
w
he
a
and
a men can be
land and labor to raising provisions and sup
They aimed a t our hull, where they knew
The
Flag
Officer
fully
sympathizes
with
the
N
C
and
o 700
ernors of loyal Slates respecting coast de- in the best regulated newspaper offices. In
m
n
he
o
plies which they have hitherto purchased from
they would make a hole if lucky. A shot in officers and men in his squadron in the satisS w
P
U
m
fences. Gov. Cur tin points out all the diffi- this case, the cessation of that vigilance which other countries.
the
centre
let
the
water
into
the
after
magafaction
they
manifest
a
t
seeing
tho
ensign
of
THE SLATE QUESTION.
P
m
o he P
o S
C
w
C
Z
and
K
T
ha
culties of t h e p l a n suggested in the circular, is imperatively required i n conducting a news" M o r e than this, if we should have two or
zine, b u t I saved perhaps a h u n d r e d lives by the Union flying.once moro i n t h e State of
The late speech of J o h n Cochrane to the New keeping under way, and being in close, we
o
he
he
A
and
o he m
w
South Carolina, which h a s been the ohief
a n d maintains t h a t the object can be much paper was more than usually annoying and more crops of cotton on hand when the blocko
w
w
he
ade i s opened, the planters, reduced to ex- York troops a t Washington, a n d which was found their sights graduated a t six hundred promoter of the wicked a n d unprovoked r e G
S
m
he
w
R m
m E
T
more expeditiously and economically accom- mischievous.
w
mm
a n d he w
w
tremity for want of money, must rush their emphatically a n d strongly endorsed b y Gen. yards. When they once broke, ihe stampede bellion they have been called upon to suppress.
m
o
m
F
w
o w
plished b y the general government, to which it
cotton to market. The European markets Cameron, contains the following p a r a g r a p h :
was intense, and not a g u n was spiked.
S. F . DUPONT, F l a g officer,
To he P
o S uh C
n
appropriately", belongs. I n introducing the
SWEARING IN D A R K I E S . — T h e Kentucky cor- would be glutted, the price would go down, a
Command'g
S.
Atlantic
Blockad'g
Squad'n.
" Let u s have no more dallying witbdilitant Official Dispatches to t h e Navy Department.
o he
P
T
m
a S
he e A F
subject, Gov. Cur tin s a y s :
P
—C
by h e R
o
respondent of a Cincinnati paper relates that glut of manufactured goods would load the conservatism, this doubting in Cabinet when
o
U
S
o Am
shelves of dealers on the succeeding season,
The Killed a n d Wounded—Official List.
W
and
F
T
FLAGSHIP WABASH, orp HILTON, 1
o he w
m B
o
" I a m £ l a d to learn that the prospect of a while on an expedition to Harboursville with and thus the price of cotton would suffer a your soldiers a r e perishing in the field. Solon
w
a m
F L A G S H I P WADASH OFF HILTON H E A D , 1
P
O
R
T
ROYAL
H
A
B
B
O
E
,
NOV.
8,
1801.
/
C w
n he
A
w
ou
m G N WAD
disturbance of o u r amicable relations with Rev. M r . Fullerton, aid-de-camp t o General depression it might take y e a r s to recover diers, you know no such, reasoning as this.—
P O U T ROYAL, S. C , Nov. 8 , 1 8 6 1 .
/
S I B : — T h e government having determined
You have arms i n your hands, a n d those arms
foreign countries is now less serious than it Schoepff, a pair of Ethiopians, " d a r k as from.
m
mm
u p a n d WOU
on S
ahd
T
o a
w
Sir.—I have the painful duty to report the
to seize and occupy one or more important
are
for
the
purpose
of
extirminating
the
enemy
h a s been a t a n y period during the course of
m
owe o a
m
and
w
he
" W e are in for a w a r of longer or le3S d u a
o
E r e b u s , " were met, to whom the fighting p a r
points upon the southern coast, where our following causualities i n the action of yestert h e insurrection. T h e d u t y of taking preand o a
and
ration. If the blockade of our ports is not until he submits to law, order and the Consti- squadrons might find shelter, possess a depot, day, in the capture of the batteries a t Hilton S
n he
F
o
w
be
caution against such disturbance is appro- son, after some interrogation, proceeded to raised within three or four months cotton will tution. Then explode whatever magazine of
m
w m
m
and
afford
protection
to
loyal
citizens,
commith
e
a
d
a
n
d
Bay
p
o
i
n
t
:
m
m he m
and
T R
m
E m
he F
p r i a t e to the government of the United States; administer this o a t h : " Y o u do swear to adjure be a dyug. Prices of breadstuff's are advanc- combuatibles i s i n your w a y ; set fire to and
o my
m
me o
m
ted to my discretion t h e selection from among
Flagship
Wabash—Killed;
1—ThomiB
Jackeon.
coxconsume
the
cotton;
export
the
cotton;
take
n he
wo a n d a
m
o
a n d a s , when the prospect was more serious, the pomps a n d vanity of this wicked world, ing to most exorbitant prices."
B a e
he
o
we
m
m
you w
no
swain and o i p u i o of A p a n . Slightly vroanded, 2—
property wherever you find i t ; take the sla^e those places which were thought most availa- Alfred Hcrnibyand Wm. W a l l , w a m e n .
i t w a s not thought fit t o invite to the subject and especially one Jeff. Davis." The darkies
o F
C
he men
o
m
no
o
m V
he
m S m
and give him to the non-Blnveh older if you ble nnd desirable for these purposes;
Susquehanna—Killed,
-2—John P . CUrk, ordinary
the attention of Congress, which h a d authority
o
n
m
and
w
w
a
m
o
g
e
A N E V E TO CONTINGENCIES.—Brigbam Young plense; do unto them a s they would d o unto
grinned a n d took it easy, a s they would a corn
After mature deliberation, aided b y the pro- s e a m e n ; WED. P r i e s , second coalb«aver. Woonded seMd
to make - suitable provision, I do n o t underw
any o
w
o
m
o ca
A
o
has sent three hundred Mormons with their y o u ; raise u p in their midst a party interest fessional knowledge a n d great intelligence of varety, 1—SamnelP. BtnartjlirBt-elaflfl b o y . Wounded
stand how the fact that it i s now less serious dodger.
Blightty, 2—Patrick D w y n , 0 . 8 ; 6ama«l Holbrook,
and
w
he
the
Assistant
Secretary
of
the
Navy,
Mr.
F
o
x
,
A
m
pe day w
H
w
had
n he
*^*m-*
families to colonize the southern portion of against the present slaveholder; distract their
second Or.
can afford a reason for calling on individual
o
may
and upon taking into consideration the magPawnee—Killed, 2,—Jolm K e l l y O.S^Wm.Fltzbnfth,
he
o w
o
m
m o
m
States, which have no such authority."
ONE Y E A R . — O n the 8th Nov., I860, the Utah Territory, in order to strengthen the set- counsels^ Do all this, ahd if that bo not suffim
o
he
bay.
Wonnded Blightly, S—Alfred W a s h cient take the slave b y t h e hand, place a mus- nitude to which the' joint naval a n d military first-class
F
w
b u r n , master's m a t e ; Jacob Hanse, O . S.Patr
Q
C
o S
C
—T
w
ou
Slaveholding nabobs of South Carolina began tlements already there, " i n s y i e w , " says t h e
k e t in it, and bid him i n God'B name to strike expedition had been extended, t o which you
B
w
a he
you a e
M A J O E P B I H H E Y ; AMD. T H E $800,000.—The to tear down a n d trample on the Stars and Deseret News, **of the great demand there will
ou S
R
by ho F
and
m
m
have called my attention, I came to the conM
—K
—
A W
m
for t h e liberty of the h u m a n race.
—
a he m you a c m
W
B
—W T m
New York World Bays that letters received | Stripes. On the 8th Nov., 1801, the patriotic be for cotton and other products of a warmer
clusion that the original intentions of the Dew
m
m F
P
w
o
The
Col. Cochrane h a s always : rbeen a Democrat partment, if first carried out, would fall short
B
m
m
B
m O S m
own m
—
i n t h a t city-by the friends of Paymaster Phin-1 freemen " mud-sills" of the Nation began clime than Great Salt Lake and surrounding
he
m o w
w
he
o
w
and
W
—M
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of the expectations of t h e country and of the m
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ney relieve t h a t officer from t h e imputations again to raise the National F l a g in Beaufort valleys, i n the event, that the civil war in the
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capabilities of the expedition. Port- Royal I B w
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may
East should continue for a number of ^years?'
thought would meet both in a high degree. I
THE REGULAR A B U T .
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dispatch regarding h i s arrest with the money
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there fore, submitted to Brigadier General Sher- K
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the Mormon P r o p h e t ; b u t we believe governs u l a r army, from'17,000, to 40,000, h a s proved man, commanding the military part of the
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A MODERN B R E A S T - P L A T E . The Scientific
expedition,
this
modification
of
our
earlier
latest orders were to p a y no money except
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ment h a s recently set apart this section of the. ai most expensive -experiment,- a n d a signal matured plahs, a n d had the satisfaction to
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country for a n Indian reservation, a n d - B r i g - failure, .as was c l e a r l y foreseen, would be the receive his full concurrence, though ho and
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Baid, is being extensively worn by officers and
case t j from.the.character^ of. t h e . men Beleoted. the. command era of the brigades very j u s t l y
wa
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and
ham's squatters will have to . i ( vamose ; the,
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men in tho Federal army before Washington.
to "command the'riew regiments. Commissions
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t o S t . Louis^ which & Major did, having no
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own
r a n c h e . " - The Gentileshave got ahead.of bini were issued to about five hundred officers, em- laid great stress.on t h e necessity, if possible
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by he
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of getting this frigate into the harbor of Port
orders t o the contrary, n o r ihtimajtiipn.of any
he
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w
this time, a n d the " p a t r i a r c h a l i n s t i t u t i o n " bracing every grade of decayed political hacks
a
m
m
o
and
between the cloth a n d lining, of a common
Royal.
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DUPONT
until the telegraph, came from Gen. Hunter
will not have a n opportunity to Bpreaditself and incompetent favorites; and. the result of
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On Theaday, the 29th of October, the fleet
military veBt. I t has two leaves, which lay a t
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six months recruiting b y these officers, h a s
ordering him to.be a r r e s t e d - a n d sent back.—
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thcedges when the vest is buttoned, so a s to
been the enlistment of about'four •thousand u n d e r my command-left Hampton Roads, and,
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H i s obedience of Gen. Premont's order was
Utah.
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men. The cause of this lies i n no distaste for with the army transports, numbered fitly vescover the entire chest. I t weighs only three
you
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evidently a mistake, b u t a very n a t u r a l one
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the regular service. I t is found.solely, in the sels. On the day previous I h a d .dispatched
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pounds a n d a half, a n d can be worn with ease
incompetency o f ' t h e officers, commissioned, the coal vessels, twenty-five in all,'under the
u n a ^ t h e . c i r c u m s t a n c e s , a n d which a n interAG H
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by any officer or soldier during the most active
. G E K . CHABXES L E E . — B y a n improvement in: •and their"total'unfitness for' such" positions. convoy of the Vandalia, Commander Haggerty,
view'with GenJ H u n t e r will doubtless correct
O U ROYA H A B O B N
F
w
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and
he men w
w
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exercise. I t is'very strong in.prop"prgou to its Philadelphia last week, b y which a parfc.of the They were mostly political brawlers a n d pot- to rendezvous off Savannah, not wishing to
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and
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give t h e true point. The weather: h a d been
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weight, and it can resist the t h r u s t of a Bword cemetery of Christ .ChurcU.was taken for a houso loungers, a n d no -• m a n ; - w h o has:- the
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A VOTE of tfie stockholders of the Pennsylvaspirit to r make,.a good soldier, i s willing to .en- unsettled i n Hampton Roads, though it promo he
o
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or bayonet, a n d a t .will repel the b u l l e t s - o f public way, the remains of many persons who t e r t h e service u n d e r such-commanders.
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ised.woll.when we sailed; b u t off Halleras i t B
n i a R a i l r o a d % a s t a k e n i n Philadelphia a day
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musketB and pistols, a t r a n g e s which would were entombed d u r i n g the last century, came
blew hard'.' Some'of t h e ships got into t h e
or two a g b / t i ' ^ e o j d e 3forT>r a g & i s 1 t h e leasI U B now proposed to consolidate the frag- breakera, a n d two struck, b u t without injury.
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otherwise be fatal to life.
once more to .the l i g h t of .day, ondjajmongthem ments' of the'- several rn*ew regular regiinfents," :
i n g of t h e ' S u d b u r y - a n d E r i e Railroad,- I t
a e
m
nc a
a w
, On Friday^tho 1st of November, the rough
own
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T H E C A L r F O a S I A ' T E E E Q a A P H T A R I F F . - ^ - T h e ware the bones.of Major GeneraVCjtaarles Lee, a n d to •• employ- the-omcers in > the-•volunteer Weather soon.increased to a gale, a n d w e . h a d
WAS decided i n favor of leasing t h e road b y •
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of r e v o l u t i o n a r y memory., , T h e ; mahogany service, fts was authorized to ; b e done ^ a t itho -to encounter one of great,violence from . t h e w
r a t e s fixed from St. Louis a r e a s follows:
a y e s 1^5,652 ,to noes 2,364.:; ;, r ; i_ ; > .
E x t r a Session, without prejudice to their/rank,
w
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F i r s t 10 w o r d s . . - * . . • - • , . . . . . . _ . ,
§ ^ 05 coffin in which h e was buried h a d decayed a n d in t h e regular army'."" B u t even" this Bhould •southeast,, a portion cf which approached to a
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and
They and bn'SatnDrday morning one sail only w a s i n
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found i n a good-state o& preservation; with a animation ^ intc^-their-qualifications :
c t o i ^ u I ^ m ^ l i s V o f business changes i n t h e
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sight
from-the
deck
of
the
Wabash.
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On the following dfty the weather moderated, B
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12 reddish brown-color. •Hisun*arthingiccasion- b u t c v e r y j o m o e r . w h o is.not qualified, should
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had a
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sions i n Boston, eight^inj Nejf c York, four i n
ed no exoitement^though once^hisname wOuld beTJ'roSen of liu^pinmisaion. T h e rigid" r u l e s a n d the steamera a n d ships began to reappear.
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and
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a p p l h ^ t o ' t h i ' t o l t t i l ^ ' s e r W ^ a h o u l d ^ o i W ; :.8ealed:ordeTB, n o t t o be..opened,.except i n
h a v e stirred the. o ^ ' ; U y i . a n d aU ^ h ^
Philadelphia^-tjro i n „ ^ e j n $ a M , aud.ejghteen
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.owe at* B e ^ a r a f T o n ^ w e r e ' f u r a ^ t o ' all tho
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i n other places, a total of thirty-seven for t h e a t a b & t e & . ' l i e i ^
by
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byGTOCriFSheMtO. ^'AS flit" v%Bffel« rejoined, 1 B n & M
Guyandotte,
of which mention | bishop of Tuamiri his second I
Hee ^uu«r ge ea ^P a l m e r a toonniis tterriblv, .emphatic. . H
^ y ^ / ^ f ^ fElair -meritDi
^ ^ S S S ^ o ^ o W d l U o T o f l r B h iahdr
With reference t o t h e ^ K ^ U t y ^ T t a ^
of Com. Wilkes i n boarding a British steamer
OIBdal Reports »f Com. Dupont
S:
t
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SLIDELL AKD MASON.
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j ^ w ^ n , .of the a b f i ^ 7 i f y , ( i | i f l , J i r f e ^
| n i r a V l a f l e £ j G[ea. Berihimtosl bi^y ivro
nMw.in;the e n g a g e m e n t . ' ^ >• VT.OI?. c'.-:.-^'
b.-T^e learn b y w a y of CinoicaatithAtiheretil
general S, A. Johnston, w i i h £ I | i r g e force' of
40,000 m e i waaidvancin^no^wiardtlirough
E e n t a o 3 r y / ^ d : m i a p p & ^ i ^ ^ i a ^ « n attack either upon Leiingt^i;I^mferBle, or
Cincinnati^.Thei Uniontroop«iftW$-Sen ordered to concentrate immedUtciy'upon JDanville, thereto oppose, if neccaaary,the advance
of Johnston's foroee.;•- -•}••
'The rebel low"ai Belmont was two hundred
and sixty nine killed, four hundred and twen-.
ty-seven wounded, and two hundred and sixtyeight miaaing. At Piketon they loBt between
two hundred; and'three nnndred, o f whom
torty-six were killed and sixty wounded,- the
Union loss, being six killed, and, seventeen
wounded.
General Hunter has sent a letter to General
Pricei>y a flag of truce, repudiating Fremont's
treaty.
General McKinstry has been removed from
his command in Missouri, arreBted, and put
under the strictest surveillance.
Expedition to the Baatern Shore of Virginia.
Proclamation of Gen. D i i .
On Sunday about four thousand troops, including a heavy battery marched from Snow
Hill, Maryland, into Accomao and Northampton counties, Virginia. Accomao is prepared
to array itself for the Union, but Northampton
shows fight Tho following proclamation
from General Dix had been sent in advance of
the expedition.
To (he people of Accomac and Northampton counties. Va:—The military forces of the
United Stales are about to enter your counties as a part of the Union. They will go
among you as friends, and with the earnest
hope thut they mny not, by your own acta, be
forced to be your enemies. They will Invade
no rights of person or property, on the oontrnry, your laws, your institutions and your
usages will be scrupulously respected. There
need be no fear thut the quietude of any fireside will be disturbed, unless disturbance is
caused by yourselves.
Special directions
have been given not to interfere with the condition of any persons held to domestic service,
and in order that there may bo no ground for
mistake, or pretext for misrepresentation, the
commanders of the regiments and corps have
been instructed not to permit any such persons
to come within their lines. The command of
the expe Htion is entrusted to Brigadier Gen*
Benry B. Lockwood, of Delaware, a State
identical iu some of the disiiaative features of
social organi2ation with your own. Portions
of his force"came from counties in Maryland
bordering on one of yours. From him and
from them you may be assured of the sympathy of near neighbors, as well as friends, if
you do not repel it by hostile resistance or
attack. Their mission is to assert the authority of the United States, to re-open your i n tercourse with the loyal States, and especially
with Maryland, which has just proclaimed her
devotion to the Union by the most triumphant
vote in her political annals; to restore to
commerce its accustomed guides, by re-estab-,
lishing the lightB on your coast, to afford you
a free export for the products of your labor,
and' a free ingress for the necessaries and
comforts of life, which, you require in e x change, and in a word to put an end to the
embarrassments and restrictions brought upon
you by a causeless and unjustifable rebellion.
COUBT NMMpBonres..
Court of Suarttr f w i i o & ^ o T v ^ w f c * J * 6 1 .
C'iSt N i v m , KBHTHOKT, 1
Three weeks ago to-day we arrived at Camp
Nevin.M miles, South.by,W«| j&om;^lomsvill*
£»le« of real and:poreoo»l property, advertised
andriUbU o^reent*i./Qur5^adfi,K»P:W cn P i »*
jn tK«gTfMTMTtaApxRAU>.or-,for,-whioh billi
nave'been printed"at this office.*— 5-.-.:c:-.-i'i:-.•",.,:?
The list of GrariiJurors was called, and thefol- four large fields, and is surrounded onthrw sides by
lowing j ni^}«nsifered ;to .their/names j ^ - • ,-r* ;' -7 heavy *r&*Jr®M&pW%rArandMt first sight
John&&&j-tv*^tej>$Jj*iFxrtJiKTA-??
John Bowers, Daniel S.Geiat, John Graybill, w a £ a ^ ^ u £ b u | J a y i j ^
al
Levi Good, s MlrSn^pHeBsj'^l8a*c S. l n - stumps and sassafras sprouts r those, however, were
PSSWMSB
girjjNQlbfcDiol^.iJIaneel,' ^oh^r;Bmne»^A;v;;B' soon cleared away and-we- inn' have a tolerably
EsUte oT&th ? * & « M M
fet^ftMded
half interest" W t K r t f p m n ^ I t f ' a e ' . ; in
Kaufiman, Anthony I>eohIcr, .Christian H. Moyeri good camp good and plenty of room for drilL The
West JjamMter«wninlp..?J?^M.,...,
£2. Carpentor McClecry/'Jacob'"R: Knissly, Hugh health of our Regiment (Col. Hambnght'a) .is yery
Brtatoof*&nJF«*m^n6,aerWtf
*™
(
good j Company K., CapU Gbmpf^at tW'presenf
. .with'impro-rtm#mte, ft^Satfsborj twp.j/ : . v" i^ O'NAUj-DanieTRVe; E^ffie?Bie^B^ *S B ? * a e y ,
Davis E. Wel!er,ph/o»tiajn Wannerj^Borge YeiBly timo has dn^'due private who Vi-not ablo to attend
Batateoftfa^bWArW.-deo'd;:! tracts of land
dril[v*hJ*ii;
Bernard Short, from Martio town• in Camarron to wnihip.:.^r-.„.^-.^..;;....r..-2S Christian S. K^n^a^Ohristian'Grube—22 presJacob LpjatUi;&QtiBl Pxepextyrin the city of .-,,..:--• ent AbrabaA B;H«femaD7r(stia116d and excused ship/ who had the forefinger of his right hand
LMcaatar.^.,.^...™....^..,^,^.....
•- ..-.26 from service.-; -.; >. -.; •;-;' ;'-•:.'• "i iiV; A >' ; \'rblow^fd^the ; a£flident^4^
v
A&jdgned'Estate .of Jaoop^.i>Kfvtffman,<23,. -„, •;-:
We receive our rations regularly, which are com"Grand Jury sWorn) C. S. Kaufiman,' Foreman,
',~«creB-,ofbwaVHul'P^^
:
^Sfcana^aJso/? aerat'of.Timber-'land in _„'.,.. and charged by'- the Court. The'charge of the posed Of<-fresh-Deef,^ahoulders^'<fccasienally Ham*
Court contained nothing but tho usual instructions ooffee,iboahsj'rlce^hard.bread and flour; We have
"Manor ind W: He'mpfield tWpa, tancaa!
ter county.
25 tothe Jnorors.- : '"'
also an opportunity ofj!purehuing<apples, pies,
' v ' ' ' , - v •• '•
Daniel Kriderrdec'd., 98~aefe8~ of'land and
chickens, butter and.eggs ifronjithe: farmers, who
improvements; in Carnarvon twp-......... > 28 . List of Constables called and their returns made.
are allowed to pass into the. camp ground. . They
Very
few
violations
of
the
Liquor
Law
returned,
Estate of SamL Johnson, dee'd. valuable
Mill, Lands^dweIlbg^Hoaterf".'Ac.f--*c.,
are reasonable in their prices: apples for 60 cents
and the zoids graeraUyjrejported in^good^ order.
Marietta, Xancuter, county
28
Tho list of Petit Jorors wore called, and tho fol- per bushel, eggs 15 cents per doz., butter 20 cents
Assigned1 Batata o f JA. H:'* ' XJifehoolc; 7"'
per pound, and-young chickens ;-for^ 30. centVper
lowing answered Ao .their namoa:
' :"
Kivor Eota'and stone^Waieu'ous&vtvHonse
and Lotmnd-49 other Lot* of Ground, all
Geo. L. PAuman/lBaac^Bushong, Isaac L. Bair» pair.
in the Borongh^of Marietta, I*ano. Co.
Before we left Camp-Wilkinj,-at-Eittsbiirg, we
John Brady, Daniel Bard, Jeremiah Bauman, John
and voidable Peach Orchard, Ac, inTorfc •
:
County.....
29430 Rdeboiigt-rrT. Long, ^rankltn -Clark/. Chriatian' were styled tho 77th Regiment, but since ; our arCols.
Assigned Batata of James Pearson, 66 aores
Coble, Jr., Jno. Charles, Benj.. Danner, EU Eshle* rival hert/som^d'iffiouity'na^
of land with improvements,' in West
man, Isaao'Evans/Henry' Forney, Rudolph Fry^ Hambright and Stambaugb> in regard to our num-r
Hempueldtwp.;i.Va^;-;...Vil.i.V.^.'.'».v..li;.. 30
ber.
Col.
Hambright
was
ordered
to
givo
up
the
DavidGraybill,
Michael
Groff,
Jacob:
Hart;
Peter
EaUte of'Wm.'ColBinan,. deo*diV Grist A
Helman, Benry Hubei, Henry Hiesfahd, Jr., Jno* 77th flag, to Col. Stambaugh, and take his in reSaw. MUV'£,urnaee,.'.and'rUwo- tracto of
land, with improvements,, in ( Lebanon
G,-Hoern8r, Jacob Herr, David Kline, Jos,NiBsley': turn, the 79th. Col, Hambright,refused to, accept
County . . . . . . . . . . . » . „ . , . » . .
!.,......'.... Dec 446 Henry Kebler,'Jacob B. Reinhold, Benj Ritter,' it, and we are how withoutany -riumben 'Persons
Geoi C. Smalley, 90'acres'of land; with im- '
provements in Bart township
' 4 Jacob R. Shenk,' Jn6.;lL Whitehfl];Jai»b B. Wis- writing to their friends in Col. H's Regiment,
Henry Miller,.* tract of.land with improveler, H. M. Weller, Henry Wolf, hjarks G. Wengen should omit-^e.number.f.ri <, / . y
ments,' in-TJpper Leabobt township;.^.-../.!
7 Jos. Shenk, and S. W. Scott. Watson H. Miller,
[Since the above was wrttien the difficulty has
Assigned- Estate of And. Bowers^ and .Wife,
was excused.
been arranged, and Col. Hambright's Regiment is
valuable' properties itTequea and Marttc
Com. v s . JfYWarn Smith and Peter Mim, t w o for-. now:the79thr]
township..:......:.;../.
^........ •'...
7
Jacob and John K. Good, two small tracts
lorn looking y o u n g men, w h o should h a v e been
As a general thing all the officers arc liked very
of land, with improvements in Martic
township
»»
;
•••»»••>
•
^~ engaged- i n s o m e m o r e h o n o r a b l e b u s i n e s s , p l e a d much, and you hear of very little complaint againBt
g u i l t y o n t h r e e i n d i c t m e n t s to s t e a l i n g w a s h baslns f any one. I , for one, feel prond of our company
PR1YATE SALES.
Samuel HCSB, Jr., and others, 54 acres of land s u n d r y p i e c e s of f e m a l e a p p a r e l , d o . S e n t e n c e d t o officers,^and I feel confident that the same feelings'
with improvements, in East HempSeld twp.
4 months imprisonment.
are entertained by the entire company, • No CapDaniel Gilbert, Jr.; Mill Property and 88 acres
Com. v s . John Judy.—Indicted
for s t e a l i n g a coat, tain could be more'attentive '.to the wants of his
of land with improvements, in Sadsbnry twp.
p a n t a l o o n s a n d boots, t h e p r o p e r t y of S a m u e l Otto, men than Capta'in Gdmpf, and the same is true of
The Result of the late County Election.— v a l u e d a t $ 0 , p l e a d g u i l t y , a n d w a s s e n t e n c e d 1 0 Lieutenants Johnston and Smith.
•
This morning we were surprised to hear that a
The return Judges of the election met in this city m o n t h s i n t h e C o u n t y P r i s o n .
Com. v s . John Zone.—A r a t h e r s i m p l e l o o k i n g report was in circulation in Lancaster, that Captain
on the 11th insto for the purpose of counting, the
additional returns, received since the regular re- G e r m a n , p l e a d g u i l t y t o t h e c h a r g e of s t e a l i n g Gompf had been dismissed from tho service—that
turn day. The returns from Captain HOBS' Com- several pieces of s o a p , a n d o t h e r a r t i c l e s . S e n t e n c e d he did not pass a creditable examination. How a
report of this kind could get in circulation is more
pany, Pennsylvania Reserves, and Captain Kline's to 6 m o n t h s i n t h e C o u n t y P r i s o n .
Com. vs. Andrcat Eberly.—Indicted
for s t e a l i n g than I can imagiue. ' There is not a word of truth
Company of Hambright's Regiment, were rejected
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in it. There has been no examination yet, and
on account of the law not haviog been complied
J
with, and also for informality. The totals, as now the. N e w H o l l a n d t u r n p i k e . Officer B a k e r , u p o n a should there be one, no one'here thinks for a moreported, differ very little from the official vote s e a r c h w a r r a n t for o t h e r s t o l e n p r o p e r t y , f o u n d t h e ment that he will not pass a creditablo examinapublished tho week after' the election, and are as g r a i n b a g w i t h M r . T o m l i n s o n ' s n a m e t h e r e o n , a n d tion. He and the Regimental Officers "are on the
identified i t a s t h e m i s s i n g o n e . T h e j u r y r e t u r n e d very best of terms: in a word, he is liked and refollows i
a v e r d i c t of g u i l t y . S e n t e n c e d to 6 m o n t h s i m p r i s - spected by all.PBBSTDBXT JODQB.
1
COKKISSIOZCBU.
H.G.Long
. . . . 7 6 3 3 W m . Spencer
7604 o n m e n t .
I have just heard that Gen. Buckner, who is now
A. H. Hoott
7227|D»vid K i i n p t r . . .
7410
T h e n e x t w a s a s u r e t y o f t h e p e a c e c a s e o n c o m - at Bowling Green, has been reinforced by General
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
| DIBECTOIU OP THE PDOE.
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Ferree Brlnton
76IB;Geo. Y e l s l e y ; . . .
7403
Johnston with 20^000 men. Well, let them come
Day Wood
7266 JamesBaraea
7431 T h e r e b e i n g n o w i t n e s s a n d t h e t h r e a t s c o n d i t i o n a l , on, we arB ready. Our cause is just, and though
AScKMBLT.
ICODTEa G u t .
7567 t h e c a s e w a s d i s c h a r g e d a n d c o u n t y for c o s t s .
they
bring a million of men against us we will in
J a m e s Myers
7588JM. H . F r y . V 74S1
Com. v s . Joseph Marls.—Assault
a n d b a t t a r y # the ond come off victorious. Should the " Pony
Katban W o r l e r
7651 -• paiBoir IKSPECTOES.
S. A. W o r t h
7380G. L . Kekert,
.7430 P l e a d g u i l t y . T h i s w a s a q u a r r e l a b o u t a m a r k e t Riflea" get into an engagement you will hear a
Abm. Peters
7 4 9 3 S a m a d BecUecker.....7434 s t a n d b e t w e o u two G e r m a n s , i n w h i c h h a r d wordB
good account of them. We have a leador whom
J . U. Steamwt
-7JSS-Peter John*
7503 a n d b l o w s w e r e u s e d . S e n t e n c e d t o p a y a fine o f
wo need not fear to follow. Ho has already been
H. C. L e b m a u . . . . . . . . . 7 6 6 8 > . H . H a o c t : .
7639
$5
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costs
of
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.
Joseph Hood
7229.
Arorroa.
tried on the field of battle.
Hath«nlei My«r
7430 J . MUl«r..
7655
Com. v s . Freybcrger.—Indictment,
selling liquor
You would be amused to see us sitting in squads
C0D5TX TBKABUBBtt.
iJaCOD K s r U
7510
wUhout]Hoense. P l e a d g u i l t y , a n d w a s s e n t e n c e d around the fire, making "slap-jacks," short or long
Geo. D.Sprecher
7216!
to p a y a fino of $ 1 0 a n d costs.
J o a n Denllngor
7720!
cakes. We do it tho cheap way: take half a tin
Sale of Chestnut Timber and Sprout Land.—
Com. vs. George Broum, c o l o r e d . — I n d i c t e d for oup of flour, and mix it up with water ; then pour
At a recent sale of Chestnut Timber and Sprout a s s a u l t w i t h i n t e n t to r a v i s h . P l e a d g u i l t y . T h e it into a pan, and fry it with a little fat.' We have
Land situate in Providence township, the followiog faotS i n t h i s c a s e w e r e , t h u t a Minn R r n h » k « r , of not got ma rat always, no wc tuuao tUo avugu otiir
prioea ware realized:—
Sadsbury township, on her way to church hear and bake'itin tho ashes.
No. 1, Containing 5 Acres and 106 Perches, to Steelville, was attacked by this negro-fiend, who a
This morning Company B., Capt. Miles, came
D. Landis, for $38 per acre.
No. 2, Containing 3 Aores and 14.0 Perches, to few days.before had asked and reoeived food ether in from picket gnard, and brought with them two
hands,
thrown
down
and
an
attempt
made
to
bomS. Book, for $67 per acre.
fine young opossums. They will make a fine roast.
No. 3. Containing 7 Acres and 94 Perches, to D. mit an outrage upon her person. The court could
All tho companies of .Col. Hambrighfs RegiLandis, for $51 per aero.
not inflict the full extent of the law in setencing ment have had their turn at pioket duty; but one
No. 4, Containing 4 Acres and 30 Perches, to J.
the black scoundrel, as his sentence would expire Secessionist has been arrested since wo are here.
Lantz, for $52£ per acre.
No. 5, Containing 6 Acres aad 60 Perches, to J. in tho month of November. He was sentenced to Daily men aro brought into Head-Quarters by the
Fisher, for $37 per acre.
4 years and 9 months, separate and solitary con- guard, but they all manage to given good account
No. 6, Containing C Acres and 50 Porches, to D.
finement in the Lancaster County Prison.
of themselves, and are allowed to go on their way.
Landis, for §48 per aore.
Com. vs. Henry Oreider, indicted for arson. Tho
No. 7, Containing 6 Acroa and 50 Perches, to J.
M.H.J.
Peoples, for $15 per acre.
ovidence of the Commonwealth being mainly that
SATURDAY MOUSING, 9th.
No. S, Containing 5 Acres and 40 Perches, to J. of two very young children, and not sufficient, in
ep
Peoples, for $151 P acre.
I will open tho letter before mailing this mornNo. 9, Containing 6 Acres and —
•—, to J. the opinion of tho District Attorney to conrict, a ing, aud give you another item.
No. 10,for
Containing
4 Acres and 70 Perches, to verdict of not guilty was taken.
Peoples,
$25 per acre.
Last evening WB were visited by a tromeudous
S. Reese, for $7 per. acre.
Com. VB. Wm. Beck, for robbery. This affair, as
storm, accompanied with heavy'showers of rain,
No. 11, Containing 5 Acres and
, to
stated by Mr. John Eon, the person robbed, occurH. J. Byers, for $17 per acre.
and a great deal of thunder aud lightning. While
Tho whole tract contained 61 Acres and sold at red iu this city, one evening in September last.— the storm was raging, the lightning struck into the
Beck, it appears, got into Ms company by some
an average of $33.79 per acre.
marquee of Captain Wishart, Company F . , Col.
means, and induced him to go with him to Plitt's'
Stambaugh's Regiment. The Captain was lying
Beal EBtate i n Chester County.—The farm of whore they staid till 10 o'clock, when Johnson
Jerome Keely, in Uwohlan, containing 50 acres, wished to go to hia lodgings, and Beck asked him betwen his two Lieutenants, and escaped with but
was sold to L Slonaker, at $60 per acre.
a slight scorch, above the left eye. Lieutenant
The farm of Joshua Hoopes, in Brimingham, to accompany him to bring some of his friends West was paralized, and Lieutenant WiBhart,
Del. co., was bid to$78 per acre—75 acres—but not homo to their lodgings. They went out in a south
brother of.the Captain, bad his left arm and side
sold.
east direction (Strawberry-st), and entered tho
scorched to a orisp. It is feared that neither will
• The farm of Jesse Seal, iu Brimingham town-,
ship—107 acres—has boea sold to Benj, Seal, of fields, when Mr. Johnson was knocked dawn by a recover. Both Lieutenants were respected by the
blow
on
the
side
of
the
head,
rendering
him
insenChristiana Hundred, Delaware, for $70.12J per
oompany, and a gloom has been cast over tho whole
acre.
sible. When he recovered, his money, a $20 bill
The farm of David Priest, dee'd, in West Pike- on tho Octorara Bank, and $5 bill on another regiment.
land, was sold on tho 7th inst., at $65 per acre—
The camp ground this morning presents a water;
Bank, was missing. It was proved that Beck bad
50 acres—to Isaac M. Sloanaker.
a note of that character changed by Mr. Skiles, appearance. Company B. has been completely
County Bank.-'-The following persons were which Jchuson believed to be the same, from the swamped out, and they aro now shifting their
M. H. J.
elected Directors of this Bank at the last election : marks mado by his manner of wrapping it up.— quarters.
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An amusfer f ^ f i f f ^ tte prooeeslon
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Assignee's i k l e ^ F B e a l Estate.
phrhrtiw^pa^
^ K . $ A ^ B J ) A Y , t h a 7 t h : o f P K O B M - r p H E A C C O U N T S o f flierespective d e Everybody in the town aud'mefg^hboihood knows
\ ^ B ^ : l ^ l , wUl-b. Mliby.pobUo »*l8, at tho J L oedeata hereunto annexed a r e filed i n t h s Begls!/h the name'and'Si/
idc'a^tfwiy-fof'.tb*:^o^•A -illATK'kAB'TWABD.
pubUo hooH$t Jwob'BErb,
lathe vttlagabn&nkhiU, tSrB Offloe of Lancaster county, for confirmation a n d
Db^dBtT'intl: his jog'aifld l oarri|^
oa'tb'o Copttto^;«n4-tf*ttor'tttroj>lk«,- aoont a mfl«« » l l m n m c * £ s £ a n Orphans* Court, t o o * h e l d i a l f i t f Court
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Troai'8a/aiHartwr.*nd't^.tall»«:frota:i^UE'« MUI, iha HouseriiTEhVCIty of LeucasferVou the ffilrdTIOflDAY
to.b*'as sdaiods".-in the' tes4frrtH^oi as his master.
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foUowp^.uikpied.xesV,eitat«;,of,Audww Bgwersand In DECEMBER next, (18th.) a t 10 o'clock, A . M.
•riir, .'Governor fythftqff, Comvjonuntd^th:\r : FastLineu./i.w.....,;,
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M a r r ^ a r o l a x , M u t t s township-.'.By .William KlobArd*
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fl^:vrj^ ladW;of*attwc^
A tract o r pleba'of LAND,
s o n a n d David Cully, Administrators. .
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Mail Train.
...;..;..;,%.;,...;. ....:7.27p .'m. •; Parp'ait8olI;,
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"' l:'COMTAIMa?f>:lOlACRES, '! ' ;
Marls. H o b « t r K a » t . H s m p f l e U .township. B y D a v i d
^ t f t f f n'o dc^to'ojw'^fiim^h'J • Hrround ingcouotry
Harrisbnrg Accommodation^.,,V.. .'.-.:: 3.0g
.......8.40 a . m. more or Mi*,' i&Jelaii'fj- tints WAmos MUhr, I Bnrfc. Hnb«r,Executor. ;
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to'sea-the-'ahflw.'-- •^•-••a
'^'•''''*a'';^/.'J'?;:.£j and comes down to ua from the^Almjgbiyvtb. JHt J,oy AccQm^idiiopj..',\;,',';.;J.l
h n Bower, Strasburg t o w n s h i p . By WUUam Bower,
d •LBATBTVBSrWABD.
halt :and ttthuajn.'wattieare enatid * two-story brink J•o *)dTnlilitfatnri
:..:3haf'dic]ring,^season< isifully,uponruBi"\ This whom ife.-iB meet," ^
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Simuel Jenkins, Tulton township. B y Jesse. Jenkins,
•Sip'reMr..U»;.:«v4«';;//». .™' 1.30 a. m.
isone.of.tbp prinilipal 'points "for'ih'tfbptng.iTud of evdfy:'poople'ib' render 'thanis*for ; flia!nu»• • Administrator. * '
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up-within t b e l a a t S y e a r s J f A l s o i ^
Jaoob Wiasler, Manor t w p . Guard iaaehip A coon n t B y
ducks* ^Numbers of persons follow this badness* " i; Thertfoi^I^AI^REW.GJtJURTDrV^v- Moani Joy Accommodation..;.
....11.31
i » a thrifty condition, onmbering, 260; trees,.to- .' .George S, Mann, Guardian of Barbara. W i s s i e r , J t o w
frequenUy'llukingias-inuch during theifti'u will crnir of .tho^Commonwcallh Df;PennBylyi£n3t», Fart Llne.v.;».....:^/................... .iii. 2;35j . m. Orchard
.wife of BeubeaStrlckler, a minor daughter o'deceased.
s t t h e r w i t h other f; ^ t ; " s n o h a « apjilM, p w s . ' g r a p e s ,
1
Ac.. T h e l a i d is" fn"a high stat* of - oumva&oir, i t b r i n g ffenry Moatelman.of the County of—:—; Stataof Mary keep thsjr.fiuulliei during tbd res t of the year. It do'aeoommend to; the people'of this Common- Harrfsborg 'Accommodation..,.,..,. .-..:. 6.08 u
landi B y D . G.Bsnleman,B£q., Administrator. •''•'•.
llmestone:ad-.aiidsr;:good'-feaeca. <Th« p r o p e r t y I s
'J^oasfor*jAic(>mtaouatibrij|..";....... .:... t.il It
has been rAdaced to a system'amongst ^th'e'wgular wealth, -that thoy sot Apart'-, *";,."''...'','/ "'.^:
; located In a-beaua/olcoantry^anil w«U worth v t h e at- Jaoob Mnsselman, Logan county. State of O h l o . ^ B y
UntiotLof «oy onerdarirlng a ooavehfent residence, or 1 H e n r y Mussekaaa, Administrator do bonis non c o m
gushers/^TEvery other day oDlyfej'dayoted to the
testamento anhexo,
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Card -Printing.—Alarge assortment ot CARDS of home.
THu^8DAY;^t'hOF;iOVSluia>tiT,''
:
B l a a k , Q4Uabory township; Guardianship AespVrVto aroi^driving them entirely awsy..:&>me
Nb.-2v A; SAW'MILI/, Ut«ly put u p on'the Stephen
viryiityift aad variety Jurt'received, and neatly print* Conestogo
1 By.John:E..&tultzrus«, QaaTdlan of F a n n y
Bavlgattoa; with kmpls water power, and in :.ooant.:
of the^gdtfbershaye several hundred; decoys.'. ^The as a day of .solemn Thanksgiving to GodVfor
a minor daughter of deceased.
•drtthUoBc^atntw cheaper thin any olfeer astab- a boslaese.oommunity;. The (acuities tor.a.buslaess J aBlank,
n
e
Montgomery,
Coleraln township. B y William it.
having
prepared
our
corn
and
watered
our
tiirshooting, hi dona troin. boras sunk tinto the water's
maaof making a sore lnrestinent are nasurpajeed In • •'• Galbrtfth, Administrator.
llrtnamtlm'tlte cUT.'
the purchase of thla 'property. An extensive'landing
edge} in'wJUoh; the\ men: He; conceale^. with' their roro,'and blessed th^yh^ora o f ^ n h ^ h a h ; d J o h n C. I r w i n , West Hempfield township- Guardianfor
ooal
Is
ooaneotsd
wlUtthaproperty;
also;a*
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ship Account, By Sheldon S. Spencer, Administrator
decoys anchored -around'them; There are: various mad, and crowned the -year with-His -goodness,: • P r :i n t i n g X « Socdetlea.to.—CoaBtitntioni. By WAES HOUgJE, for• the stonga of.grain.and
Uw», OrdBr BOOKB, Certtneates, *c: pri&Ud la tho best
' of Seth P . Spencer, w h o W M Guardian of Mary A. and
appliances) 'stioK'as; ^ater-oolpred^^ cwva||j^wings, Inliie increase of the" ground", "and the gatliei;- vl*,-.and at. moderate pricsi.. Cali.aadaH ipKimsn floor; it being one' o f the best on the Cone»loga.„^^ 1' Honriett* Irwin, minor children of deceased. Also,
a
two-etoryframe
DWBLLI5G
HOUSJ,
nearly
n r y Becker, W a r w i c k totrnuhlp. Guardianship Ao*
Ac, attached to'the boxes;- Sometimes-two'and i n g i u o f tWfruita thereof, 7 so'that our-borna
newywlth'sii the nocesMjy^othaUdings, with stable, B ecount.
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By Abraham Myers.Gaardlanof Leah Becker,
wagon >sood, &c,.. making the,whole a complete and
thrM Ehourjary^^
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minor child of deceased.
are J&Hed V i t l r plen^^^
wellfinishedproperty.,
Samuel H a r m a u , Providence township. B y Adam L e the range of the guns; •> JSome use swivel guns, and favorably; bnthteCommonVehlth,'andBtM
Swayne'siGompcmnd' Byrup of W i l d
fever,
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when,1* l^gV-floek" comes; within. range of one of ened the bars of her gates and'blessed the '•; ! i ^ ; . ^ w - ; C h e e r y . v .
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-\t \ • HODBS.ion the.Conestoga, n e a t l y n o w , w i t h a lot of B m LH
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these, great execution i s sometimes done. Severa obildren within her, and made men\toj)e""of . T e a <3r»»t Bamedy for CoxlatobaUaata Cough*, CoUk . Orpondt adjoining Abaer Miller a n d others.
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hundred ;hiiye,thu«;beeB brought down at one fire. one:mind, and^pr^aerybd peace in her borders; Voice, P a h u ^ U t h e SldaiaBd.OnHttBiokBn.ConiUta* HOCSK," and'lot of .Ground, adjoining lands of Adam
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Beseeching Him also on behalf of these United pttatloa or D i s u s e of t h e Heart, Tickling Irritation, o r
No; 5,'-Th& Interest' In a piece of Ground,
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readib/:in good-times atfrom one to ;fivedollars a
l o a s m m a u o B of t h e Throat, a l l P u l m o n a r y Complaint*.
CONTAINING 7G ACRES,
States, that our beloved country may have de- 7or.B*«tUsa Nights, for the Aged a n d DablUtated, It Is
pair. These feed ou a- species of wild oellery,
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adjoining:
lands
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Amos
Miller,
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liverance froni Ihofie great and apparent dan- v s r y v a l a i h l s .
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whioh abounds oh'the 'flats-around here.' This is
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Sale to coauaenxe a t 1 o'clock P . M., w h e n conditions
PUIs," t h e U v e r ; Bowsla/Stomach, In i h o r t , t h e w h o l e
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beach/or iprod or spotted handkerchief be. moved cifully still tho outrage-of perverse, violent, - T w a s afflicted w i t h a violent cough, p i i o s i n t h e side
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and breast, n i g h t sweatB, aore throat, g n a t weakaess,
froni a'pola. .This would attract the- ducks to the unruly and rebellious people, and. make a p t a n i n t of blood a t one t l s t £ - I remained for months V a l u a b l e B e a l E s t a t e a t P u b l i o S a l e .
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for which their race is ftunoua, catch ducks by see the error of their ways.and bring forth began
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or address m e , a t H r . George Sweeney's Pottery, or
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the city ofLancaster, and 4 miles w e s t from t h e village
ed by one on whom I can rely, that he saw a man holy, commandments, and in submission to the
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who-witnessed foxes securing .ducks in this way.
Bwayne't Sana and Tar Pills as a Family Physic.
that we, leading n quiet and peacefullifeymay
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fifty cents.per pair. • There aro other peculiarities and t h a n k s g i v i n g . . . .
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in ducks and duck shooting, but I fear I have
already given moro than will interest your readersThe Patriot Daughters of Lancaster, I notice by
the newspapers, are sending mittens, &c., to the
volunteers in the army. As there are several hundred persona from. Lancaster county engaged aa
teamsters at this wagon camp, many of them poorly
provided with warm clothing, I have been asked
to call the attentions such persons to the matter
as have suitable articles at their disposal; This
place is located farther north than most of our soldiers, and ot course is so much colder. In working
with mules, harness, &6., much exposure is necessary. The Lancaster county men aro principally
from tho Southern part Suppose the residents of
those ports take tho hint.
R.
NORTHERN AGRICULTURE AND THE
TIMES.
Headache,
— • — , . Given under m y hand and the great
SEAL. J-seal of the State at Harrrisburg,
—,—.'* this sixteenth day of October, in
the -• year of: our Lord, one thousand • eight
hundred and sixty-one, and of the Commonwealth, the eighty-sixth.
BY
THE GOVERNOR:
A. Gr. CURTIK.
E L I SLIFER,
Sick Btadacht,
Foul Sromacft, Swayne's
Sana, and Tar Pills.
are Sugar Coated; so that-' the most sensitive c a n ' take
them pleasantly.
"--• •.*,•BILLIOUS DISOEDERS—LrVEE COMPLAINTS.
: SWAYNES
SARSA. A M ) TAB PILLS. .
C J - A b o x w i l l b e sent b y m a l l prepaid on receipt
of the Price—iTwenty-Five Cents, . Address a l l ordero
to
D r . H . S W A T H S A SOS, .
. 144 North Eight Street, P h U t d e l o h l a .
S 3 - B o l d h y CHARLBA A. H a i a r r a a , a a d Kxvsraxs &
Co., Lancaster, a a d a t a l l t h e principal Stores throughout Lancaster a n d adjacent conQUes,
no aO-eow-62
Secretary of the Commonwealh.
GOOD HEWS FOB THE 7ABMEBS.
A late article in the Boston Post contains
so much practical good sense and encouragement to the farmers of the United States that
we insert it at length:
Of the English imports during the last
eight months, the United States have furnished 36£- per cent, of wheat, and 61 per cent, of
flour, and from the figures given, it is evident
that the continent of Europe in general has
all it can do take care of itself in regard to
bread.' At the same time, it i s a well ascertained fact for the year to come,, at all events,
Europe will take all the breadstuff's we can
spare at a good price. At this moment there
are in New York SO to 35 vessels loading with
grain for Europe; while the weekly figures of
exports and the known condition of the grain
markets and grain supplies abroad fully sustain our general position. Moreover, Europe
will take all we can spare, and even then will
have no: considerable surplus to carry into
next year. In all probability, therefore, we
are sure of a large foreign demand for grain
for two years to come.
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On t h e 7 t h inst., b y the Rev. J . J . Btrlne, ISAAC H .
S H S B K of Conestoga, to A » 3 A E S H M M A S , of Pequea.
On t h e 10th Inst., b y t k e same, BBRJAUIX MSTEBB, of
Str&aburg to H A U T CLATXAS, of Providence.
On t h e 12th i n s t , b y t h e same, CHBISTUM B . BBDB A E E B . J r . , of Manor to M A E T B . HEBSRET, of East
Hempfield.
By t h e Bsme, HEITBY S H E E I H E E to S A R A H S H E E I S B B ,
both'of Manheim.
On t h e 14th inst., b y t h e same. ABEAM P . BBESEMAN,
of Bapho, (o M A R T G. H E R B , of Weet Hempfield.
two-story frame cabinet m a k e r s h o p ; also, a large
machinist's shop with englne-honae attached. A s e r e r falling well of excellent w a t e r w i t h p u m p therein, convenient to t h e d w e l l i n g s ; also a large cistern. Alas,
a young a n d t h r i v i n g orchard of choice fiait tress.
Btores, mills, schools, churches, &c., convenient a a d
In a good neighborhood; i t possesses every advantage
to make It a first-rate p r o p e r t y . ' I t w i l l be sold in one
or four tracts, as m a y best suit purchaser*.
' A f u r t b e r description is deemed unnecessary. Persons wishing to view t h e premises cau d a no by calling
on the subscriber, resldibg thereon.
Sale to commence a t 1 o'clock, P . M. of said day,
when terms will b e made known b y
no 20-Sf52
HENRY MILLER,
Valuable
BffUl P r o p e r t y
at Publio
. Sale.
N T H U R S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 12,
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public house of H a n r y Sablenjaa, i n the villago of
Marticvllle, Martic township, Lancaster county, a v a l uable t r i c t of land,
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be the same more or less, situate-on Pequea creek,
I'equea township, whereon is ereated a large and comaa commodious MERCHAHT and GRIST MILL, b u i l t of
brlok, SAW MILL u n d STILL HOUHE. w i t h a
U r g e one a n d a half-story atone DWBLI4HG;
HOUSE, a u d other out-houaea thereon. This property
is Hltnatedon t h e public road leading from Lancaster to
Marticvllle, about seven miles from the former and one
mile from the latter. The mill has been lately lepalrsd,
the machinery is made out of the best materials and is
all In good order, and propelled b y Feiata. creek, commanding the advantage of a a . excellent and constant
water power, sufficient i n a l l season*, A large share of
country caatom Is now doing and b y care will con Unas
the same, as it has no superior l a th« connty.
Posasudau and a n Indisputable title will be given on
tho tint day of ADtil n s x t . Wt%
Sale to commBflce a t * o'clock, p . m „ on said d a y .
w h i n attendance will be given and terms made known D
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by
JACOB K.GOOD,
P*quea twp., N07. 16.1831.
JOHN K. QOOD.
The season, having now arrived when the
On the l o t h lust., b y t h e R e v . W . T . G e r h a r d , CHRISTIAK. H . BASLEK to FlAHSA S. ECCKWAJ.TEB, both of
farmers should determine upon the course of
BIsnhelmitownBhip.
:
their culture next year, we think it proper to
r 0 h . t h s ^ l 2 t h IDEU, b y t h e same, DAVID L. KKBIDKB, of
Ellzabsth township, to SOPHIA P . PiBBar, of F e n n .
urge them to act with a view to the peculiar
On t h e I2th lost., b y Rev. D. P . HoBonmillar, J O B S F .
BAKBEto SUBASa-A M. STEBX, both of Rapho t o w n s h i p .
exigencies of the times and the wants of the
Ou the name d a y , b y t h e same, TZTXR P . SHAXE to
country. In planting a greater breadth iu
C A T H A B J W R . SHAKE:, both of B a p h o t o w n s h i p .
Ou t h e 7th I n B t . b y t h s R e v . S . B . Boyer.SAJinii.
breadsluffa Um past n«aatj»- OJC^ Lave uuuferRxirsmDnB. of Carnarvon twp., to CAHOLUTB BECKER, of
red a great blessing not only upon tho United
Brecknoektownanip.
- - - *If the calamities of intestine war, which are
On t h e 17thlnBt.,by t h e Rev. Daniel Herts, Jojf ATHA*
States, hut all the civilized word, and as the
desolating other districts of "Virginia, and have
A K E E , to E L I Z A BBBK, a l l of Yogeasville.
already crimsoned her fields with fraternal
On
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10th
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Rev.
J.W.Kavley.ExAHUAl.
result we have witnessed a vast change in our
BECK of E a r l t w p . , to ELIZABETH HOAK of Upper Leacock
blood, fall upon you, it will not be the fault
commerce and the- accumulation of a large
twp.
of the" government. It asks only that its auAlso, At tlie same time and place will TJQ
On. t h e 14th inst., b y the. s a m e , HEO. F . Buarcaa, of
balance of trade in our favor. But the defecthority may be recognized; it sends a force
S t n s b u r g borough, to SARAH 8. BTEB.LT, of Rast Lampe- sold a lot o r piece of land, with a one a n d a haU-*lory
log DWELLING HOUSE thereon erected, situate on tho
ter twp.
too strong to bo successfully opposed—a force
tive means of transportation for these immense
public road leading from said mill to Martioville,
And if w e stop sending grain abroad, where
which cannot be resisted in any other spirit
crops render it impossible to move all the sur- is England to get the 36£ per cent, of wheat,
. CONTAINING 1 ACRE,
than that of wantonness "and malignity. If
adjoining lands of the Widow Eshleman and Samael
plus
to
the
seaboard
for
shipment
in
due
Reaand 61 per cent, of flour, received this year,
there are any among you, who, rejecting all
Bookman. The house has boea lately b n i n . a a d ' t h e l o t
from
the
United
States,
and
required
in
1862,
son
and
without
incurring
such
an
expense
as
Is
well
fenced
and l a good order. Aleo.another lot conovertures of friendship, thus provoke retaliataining 88 PERCHES, adjoining the above lot, fronting
tion and draw down upon themselves conseto deprive the farmer of a proper remunera- and perhaps in 1803 ? Groin is already quite
on said road, and Is beautlfnlly situated for a building
high
in
Europe.
Where
would
it
"tand
if
the
quences which the government is most anxious
On t h e 10 Inst., i n this city, JAMES JOBETH, son of lot, 8aid Iota would be suitable fur mechanicfl or labortion for his toil. To illustrate this, we cite American supply of three millions per week Timothy
and Ellen Farrell, in the 10th year of his age. ing men, situato in Martic t o w n s h i p .
to avert, to their account must be laid the
On t h e 101 h l o s t , In t h i s city, P H I L I P H . FRIGS:, aged
from the Chicago Tribune the annexed state- were to be cut off, or even if there were any
Also, Two Timber Lots, one containing 11
blood which may be shed, and the desolation
41 years, 2 m o n t h s , a n d 21 d a y s .
reasonable
fear
of
such
a
disaster?
ment
of
the
cost
of
exporting
Indian
corn
to
which may be brought upon peaceful homes.
On t h e 13th. inst.. In this c i t y , M r s . ELIZABETH FEAHK- ACBES e n d 120 PKHCHE3 of l a n d , which Is covered
with excellent Chestnut timber. The other lot containOn all who are thus reckless of the obligations
We do not question that Great Britain, row>, wife of J a c o b Frankford, In t h e Slat y e a r of h e r ing 3 ACHES a n d 60 PEBCHBS, which ia also covered
Europe:
of humanity and duty, and on all who are
under certain circumstances, could be drawn ago.In West Earl tw., on the 6th Inst., L E A H , daughter of with Chestnut t i m b e r ; adjoining lands of J o h n ArmOne bus. of corn costs at Bloomington, HI.,
10c.
found in arms, the severest punishment warinto war, corn or no corn; but as an English J o h n Good, deceased, aged 18 years, 2 m o n t h s a n d 2 strong and others, and fronts on the vablia roifi loading from Boyd'a ecbool-honse to ilartlc Forgo, and «i[Freight to Chicago,
10c.
rented by the laws of war will be viBited.
minister once said to an American ambassa- d a y s .
uate In Martic township.
2c.
Storage,
Sister thou wast mild and lovely,
dor, 'The United States can do almost anyAny person wishing to r i e w the above properties will
To those who remain in the quiet pursuit
Gentle
as
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breeze,
22c.
Lake freight to Buffalo^.'.
please call on the subscriber, who will ohow the u m « .
thing with England.' Great Britain needs
Pleasant a s t h e a i r of evening,
of their domestic occupations, the public au3c.
Possession and good titles to said premises will be
Elevating at Buffalo,
our bread more than she needs our cotton.
W h e n i t floats among t h e trees.
3Sc.
given
on the first d a y of April next, 1662.
thorities assure all they can give peace, freeCanal freight to New York,...-.....
Peaceful be t h y silent slumber,
LosiDg our cotton, and losing our trade,
Sale to commence s t 1 o'clock, p . m. on aald day when
•lc.
dom from annoyance, protection from foreign
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in
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Transfer jn New York,
attendance w i l l be given and term* made k n o w n b y
she
must
have
bread
nevertheless
;
and
France
Thou
nu
more
w
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t
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n
our
number.
and internal enemies, a guaranty of all conJACOB K. GOOD.
Insurance from Chicago to Liverpool
2c.
Thou no more our songs Bhalt k n o w .
must have it oven more than Great Britain.
stitutional and legal rights, and the blessings
nov 20
2»t-S2
Ocean freight,
...',
23c.
American affairs have already injured both
of a just and parental government.
On t h e 11th lust.. In Manheim, MART DEOHTMBYEB.III
countries severely, and the worst, perhaps, the 83d year of h e r age.
Cost of one bus. corn to Liverpool,
80c'
V u b
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a Pub
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JOHN A. DIX,
On t h e 15th ult., a t h e r residence In Maytown, A35
Remarking upon this, the New York Tri- has not y e t been experienced. But war
Major General Commanding.
L be
d b y pub
ndu a
would not help them, either to cotton or CATBABIHB BSSHLBR, aged 8 1 y e a n , 8 m o n t h s a n d 21 T T T
bune s a y s :
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trade, and they know it; while war -would
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Beturn of the Army from Springfield.
*' The ten cents per bushel paid for the double thepricc of bread to their work-people- L~Mrs..
DECBMBEE
u t h e r a n Church a t Haytown. I n e a r l y life she sought
Intelligence from Springfield apprises us of
corn at Bloomington will not give tho grower already needy and discontented. Our posi- and found h e r Saviour and consecrated hereslf to h i m .
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the freaking up of the Federal camn^ at that
more than day wages for harvesting, Bhelling tion is, therefore, that war with France or Sba w a s ever faithful and steadfast in b e r a t t a c h m e a t
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h e r Redeemer. She suffered much during the lust
pUce, and commencement of the return march
and drawing it ten miles over Illinois roads England i s almost impossible, unless it be de- to
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months of h e r life, b u t endured a l l h e r sufferings w i t h
of the army. The divisions of Gens STUEGIS
C m
to market, leaving the use of land, seed, til- clared by the U. S. whatever be the feelings of christian patience and fortitude.
andSiEGEL are on their way to Roll a, and the
By. h e r consistent deportment and amiable disposition
lage, &c.r a dead loss. Grain is a very poor the European Governments or newspapers.
ACEES AND 61 PERCHES
gained t h e esteem and confidence of a l l w h o k n e w ber. m
remainder of the army, consisting of the diw
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reliance for the maintenance of a favorable
Sb
Hence we are not startled by diplomatic cir- r h e large concourse of mourning friends a n d neighbors HOU E w
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visions of POPE, MCBJNSTRY and ASBOTH, are
balance of trade. We doubt whether it is culars or correspondence, aud pay little regard who followed h e r remains to her last resting place on
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marching towards Sedalia through Warsaw.
ever really profitable to send so bulky a staple to what ignorance or crudity the London Post earth, gave evidence of the esteem Iu w h i c h she w a s
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John Landes, James Smith, George G. Brush, Beck admitted, while in prison, that be had posThe family h a v e lost a k i n d mother, and t h e
A
AB we have already intimated, the plan for Jacob Baobman, Henry Esbenshade, Abraham
An Unfounded Rumor Exploded.—For several across half a oontinent and an ocean. The may be pleased to publish. Nay, it seems to held.
community a valuable friend. I t Is said she b a d not an
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tbejfuiure operations in Missouri probably H.'wry, John Hess, Kinzer D. Bender, Samuel session 0 f Johnson's $20 note. Johnson was con- days it has been reported about the streets that cost of transportation eate up tho cargo."
us that the want of cheap bread, in combina- enemy on e a r t h ; for a l l who k n e w h e r loved her, h e r
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contemplitieatheestiibtishment of garrisons at Kanck, Christian B. Herr, Isaac Long, Dr. Isaac siderably bruiBed on the face. The jury returned Captain J. D. Gompf, Company K, Col. Hamloss
we
trust
h
a
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been
her
eternal
gain.
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a verdict of.gmlty. with out.leaving the box. It was
the most important pnstB in the SouthweBt C. Woidler, Abraham Bowman.
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near
Strasburg,
j
n
this
county,
staple
of
the
country,
raised
everywhere
in
iu our loans aud institutions, the evident symbrighfs Regiment, had been removed. We paid
army for aciive service in another quarter—
shown that this was Beck's second offense, he havsuch immense quantities as to defy rivalry.— pathy of theEuropean people with our national JOHN H A E T M A S , for m a n y y e a r s a resideat of Union
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most proh>tbiy Southeast Missouri or SouthFarmers' Bank.—The following gentlemen were ing served fourteen months in the Penitentiary for no attention whatever to the rumor, convinced as What must be dono, then, with the corn if it cause, and the natural and well grounded fear county, i n this State, i n the 83rd year of h i s age.
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western Kentucky.
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elected Directors of this Bank at the election on another robery. He was sentenced to 6 years and we were that it arose from some misapprehension, cannot be exported and is still/raised? The even among princess and potentates that, after
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or was put in circulation for the purpose of morti- option, as the Tribune remarks, is to convert all, our Government is very strong, is growing
By a late order, the department of the West Monday :—
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and
may
be
strongest
in
this
contest—
fying
his
numerous
friends
in
this
city.
As
an
act
it
into
beef
and
pork
for
export,
and
this,
of
Christopher Hager, Joseph Ballance, Jacob B.
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souri, inoludiug the States of Missouri, Ar- Tsbndy, Hiram F . Witmer,Frederick Sener, Henry
Com. vs. Christian Miller, for assault and bat- of justice to a brave and deserving man, we pub- course, will be done to a great extent through- is quite sufficient to prevent even the heavy
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kausas, Illinois, Iown, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Arndt, Christian Lefever, Thomas E. Franklin, tery. The evidence was olaar that he had, when
cargo
of
Slidell
and
Mason,
now
on
its
way
to
out the west, where stock farming is so well
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and that portion ot Kentucky lying west of the' Solomon Diller, George Calder, George H . Kline, drunk, committed an assault on an old lady in lish the following letter, received a few days since understood, so that, as the result of the block- England, from doing any serious injury to the
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HOUSEHOLD MABKET
Cumberland River; and that of Kansas, in- Philip Bausman, Charles A. Heinitsh.
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ade at the west, wc may look for a heavy in- country.
Rothville.
The
jury
gave
a
verdict
of
guilty,
cluding Kansas, the Indian Territory, NebrasH
CAMP NEVIS, Nov. 8,1S6L
crease of the' provision trade. But, as the
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Had France and England acted as they
ka, Dacotab, and Colorada. The Department
Inland Insurance and Deposit Company.—At and he waB sentenced to 4 month's imprisonFBIEND
: I have just received your letter farmers will cease to grow crops they cannot
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of Missouri is to be-under command of Gen\ the election on Monday the following gentleman ment and a*costs prosecution.
of the 4th inst., and was astonished to hear the re- sell to advantage, we may also expect them should have done, the rebellion would have EGG
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been ended by this time, and the ring leaders
HA^LECK. with his headquarters at St. Louis ; wore elected Directors:—
Com. vs. .Ho&ert Thomas, for stealing a horse. port in circulation that I had been dropped from to turn their attention to 'something else be- would have been out of the way, either in LABD
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plead
guilty
and
was
sentenced
to,5
years
and
Philip
Arndt,
Daniel
Good,
John
Styer,
David
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Hartman, Daniel G. Baker, Samuel Nissley, Jere- 3 months* imprisonment, and costs of prosecution. about i t I am still here in command of Company
The extraordiuary demand for wool points
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miah Brown, Robert A. Evans, Isaac E. Hiester,
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AYHAWEEBS
John
W.
Jackson,
Robert
H.
Long,
Barr
Spangler.
:
The arrangement of the parts of these new
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kind; on the contrary, Colonel Hambright has and we hope to see them pay attention to it.—
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W.
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many
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Departments foreshadows, to some extent, the William P. Brinton.
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Principal of the Male High School in this city been very kind to me, and I do not think that I Wool is wanted at home for the manufacture of
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plan of future operations. The field of Gen.
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Turnpike Elections.—In addition to those has been unanimously elected Principal of the road with any of them. I do not intend to leave less than the interest of the farmers should in
HAI-LEOK'S most important service will be in
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Chambersburg. Academy. Mr. Davis is one; of the service, under any consideration, until tho war duce them to engage in sheep raising to such d n o h Ch
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tucky; and in-that region he will no doubt
CONESTOGA AND MANOR.—President—Bartram the best teachers in tho State of Pennsylvania/
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rate in Southern Kansas, and find his battle- K. Shenk, W. W. Miller, George K. Read, Jacob
Another Company.—Squire E. D. Roath, of iu circulation to wound the feelings of my friends importunate, and, in order that our agricultu- m
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at home: give it flat contradiction. Excuse these
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fields there and in the Indian Country.
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volunteers for the war, to be attached to CoLGray's
Truly yours,
J. D. GOMPF,
subjoin a paragraph which we find in the JourROAD
AND
TURMHIKK.—President—John
Sheafier.
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say the least, came to light. A Brigade Com- tary and Treasurer—H. C. Gingrich.
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WILLOW STREET.—President—John Mccartney.
missary made a requisition upon the Commisto the proposed substitute of flax for cotton,
Howard Evenings.—The first leoture of the
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Managers—Andrew
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Christian
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and expresses a belief that nothing can be
sary Department for 150 barrels of flour. The
PERRYVILLE, Md., Nov. 17th, 1861.
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Herr, (Pequea,) Christian Hoover, do. Secretary season, was delivered last night iu tho C ourt Room
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requisition was filled, and the Commissary, it .—Levi Hoover.
Some of the Philadelphia papers having started hoped from this source, unless the culture of
by Judge Hayes. Subject:" " Would it be a wise
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flax
is
entered
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a
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far
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is^ said, sold the flour to a dealer in sutlers'
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BEATER YALCET.—President—Hon. J. Strohm. polioy in the United States, to establish a large and the report that a gentleman from that city had ta- ceeding anything y e t attempted. The supply
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stores, receiving therefor over $1,000. Subse- Managers—Jacob Herr, Christian Lefever, Daniel powerful Navy."
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quently the dealer sold the flour to another Herr, Michael Groff.: Secretary—C. B. Herr,
orders of the government at Washington, a number sufficient only to supply in part the demand of h wh h h
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(Pequea.)
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party, and received the money for it. He in
Religious.—The East Pennsylvania Eldership of persons at once visited Perryuille t« procuro Irish spindles, so that there i s not a pound to
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and h p
his turn offered it for sale to Maj. Beckwtth,
of the Church of God, held its annual session in horses or mules to feed over the coming.winter. At spare from the.old established manufactures. h p
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Chaplain Appointed.—Rev. C. F. Stock, formn n h
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the Commissary of Subsistence, who identified
Mechanicsburg.
Cumberland
county,
commencing
present the officers of this department have no or* The exertions made by merchants and capital&
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it and made a seizure. The facts were exR
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Col. Hambright's Regiment.
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plained, and the last dealer called upon the
by Rev. A Swartz, the pastor in chargo. Rev. E. judging from the immense quantities of hay and ed only partial relief. The cry ot famine in wh h d
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first for his money, who returned it this afterd
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Religious.—Rev. Geo. F. Krotol, of this city, H. Thomas, editor of the Church Advocate of this grain already stored and still arriving at this point the flax market still rings from Belfast to
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wh
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Dundee, and from 1)unfermline to Leeds, and
noon. It is said that this i s one of a series of has received a call from one of tboLuthcran Church" city, was elected Speaker; Rov. JoBoph Ross*
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it is clour that no animals will be given out to win. prices of the raw material remain comparativT
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similar transactions that have taken place be- es in Philadelphia. It 1B not yet known whether Treasurer; Revs. J. Haftelgh and C. H. Fornoy,
u d he n m
o be pp d o he
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AND YOUTH
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ter. Several thousand horses were sent here from ly unchanged, notwithstanding the competi- n
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tween the same parties, and by which the Gov- ho has accepted.
Clerks. A largo amount of business usual to such Washington some time ago, on account of the tion from the reduced value of cotton. The
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Sword Presentations.—Tho friends of Lieu- ments were made for the coming year:
ture
of
flax
can
suitably
be
encouraged
in
the
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p
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k o ho
Mittens Wanted.
tenants Jacob S. Dochman, and John M. Kelloy
Canadian provinces. The Belfast Whig s a y s :
H RT MADE TO OKDK
WARBANT D TO F T
STATIONS.
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ed here. As to the mule teams it is impossible to
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"Our troops are suffering for the want of mit- have presented them with handsome swords du"Within the last few days, we have had
ARMY AUD NAVY GOODS
Lancaster—G.
Sigler.
RYE
LOUR
nd
n
a
w n da
say
anything
with
any
degree
of
certainty.
Trains
tens and gloves. No provision is made by the ring the past week.
some conversation with the highly intelligent
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Mount Joy and Washington—E. H. Thomas of wagons are being sent off every week. If any
bb o a b
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Government for the supply of these needed
gentleman who, as the accredited agent of the
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and C. H. Fornoy.
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articles, and donations will be gratefully reteams are kept hero over winter temporary shedding Canadian, government, has been sent over to
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Distressing Accident.—Yusterday morning
Elizabethtown and Bainbridge—C. Price.
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ceived by the men. A half million pairs are
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will no doubt be erected to protect thorn against t h i s c o u n t r y f o r t h o p u r p o s e o f a s c e r t a i n i n g ph b
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n b u am nh n b
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wh h
about nine o'clock a distressing accident occurred
Middle town—D. A. L. Laverty.
now wanted.
CHARLE
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tho probabilities of success in an extended
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HarriBburg and Wormleyaburg—A. X. Shoe- tbo inclement weather.
at the honse of Mrs. Jenkins in North Dufcc street.
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system of flax culture in Upper Canada. From
b d nd wh h wa
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bu h
wh
bu h
n 080
in akar.
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Miss Grace Hubley, an aged sister of Mrs. Jenkins,
Tho
rush
of
persons
seeking
appointments
aa
all wc have been able to ascertain on the subbu h
nd
bu b
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m
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Mechanicsburg—A. Swartz.
GEK. NELSON.
accidentally set fire to her clothes while standing
GRAHT —T
B n mu h Wh
n or
Wagon-Master has become so great here that it was ject, there seems to be no doubt that, by due
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SbippeuBburg—H. L. Soulc.
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The following is a sketch of the life of the before an open grate, and before assistance could
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Newburg and Green Spring—J. B. Seabrooks. found necessary to-put up placards around the energy ou the part of the Canadians, coupled
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hero of the Union victory in Eastern Ken- arrive the unfortunate lady was so badly burned
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Chambersburg—A. H. Long.
Quarter-Master's.oflace with tho inscription, " N o with a fair [prospect of remunerative prices
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bu h
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here,
the
lands
of
that
colony
would
soon
protucky :
TJniontown—J.
C.
Owens.
that her recovery is deemed extremoly doubtfulMore .Wagon-Masters Wanted." I hardly know
d p do
35 or
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duce yery large additions to our present supHighspiro—A. Snyder.
" General William Nelson is one of the re- Miss Hubley was widely known throughout the
n
a wh h
w n d n ud n
what there is in the office that makes it so attracLAD E L T
T C u PTT m—Th Ad
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plies of flax."
Newville—J. Maokey.
bn b B p m
n h n d a $1
nd
cently appointed Brigadier Generals of the city, and the intelligence of the accident caused
tive to " outside- barbarians." If some of thorn
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Fayettvilleo—J. B. Hostetter..
volunteer forces of the United States. He is
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once experienced its vexatious and onerous duties, Canada has so deteriorated under the continued
CIRCUITS.
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a native and citizen of Kentucky, was former- deep feelings of regret to all classes of our citixens.
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and
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Miss
Hubly
died
about
5
o'clock
in
the
afterLancaster—J.
S.
Stamm.
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they
would
probably
be
less
anxious
to
get
the
culture
of
grain
crops,
that
the
rotation
would
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ly a naval officer, and was appointed thereto
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Dauphin—W. H. Coulter.
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from his native State. He entered the service noon.
post. The " outfit" of a Wagon-Master, (thoy are prove beneficial; land is abundant and labor
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York East—J. Keller.
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on the 12th of May, 1840, and on the 18th of
all "captains " here!) is a mare to rido, packEaddle, cheap; and, according to the Toronto leader,
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Connty Teachers Instilute.--The County
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Yirk WeBt^-J. T. Bender.
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April, 1855, was commissioned a Lieutenant.
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surcingle, saddle cloth or blanket, pair brass spurs, which is to attaoh some importance to this sub- B BE
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Perry proper—B. F. Book.
His sea service under that commission was Teachers Institute met on Monday at Fulton
ject, the last two years have witnessed a more
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o he h
p
Juniata, including Soule's and Germany—Thos. Colt's Navy^Revolver, holster, bolt, brass plate extended cultivation of the plant than ever beless than threo years, but, his total sea service Hall. There were a large number of teachers,.and Still.
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Plainfiold—S. Fleegle.
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vf tth the initials U. S. on it, Ac.
was twelve years and six months He perform- persons interested in the cause of education presw
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fore, with results 'peculiarly satisfactory,'
Camp Hill and Good Hope— S. Crawford.
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ed shore and other duty for over four years,
Tho old trains are having two mulos added to where proper intelligence and industry have
Washington Md.—W. L. Jones.
KED —T
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and was nearly five years unemployed, ma- ent. After au able address by County Superinbeen applied; The most that can be hoped for,
Ft. Littleton and Broad Top—P. D. Collins.
each
of
their
teams,
making
six
mules
to
each
T
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n
624 Q
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tendent
Evans,
the
Institute
was
organized
by
the
king a total of twenty-one years in the Bervice
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Harrison's Cove and Stonerstown—Jas. Charlton- wagon. The compensation of drivers will be in- however, from this or any similar movement
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of hie country previous to hig present commis- appointment of the following :
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Orrstown—P. K. Shoemaker.
BE
87 p bu h
creased, as a matter of course. This Is in accord- elsewhere, could afford no appreciable relief;
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sion. He was last at sea in May, 18G0, in the
Shirem BUB town—S. K. Boyor.
in attempting a substitute for cotton. Were
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Pretident—3)avid Evans.
ance with a late order from tho War Department,
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Frizzleburg and Hesson's—B. Fleegle.
sloop St. Louis, when he was ordered on ordh
p m Oh
nd d ud a
the farmers of Canada to cultivate annually
Vice
Pretideutt—B.
G.
Behmer
and
J.
H.
GreiPleasant Ridge and Pine Orchard—S. Spurrier. requiring each government team to consist of six
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nance duty at the Washington Navy Yard,
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300,000 "acres'of flax, the entire product could m H TABY
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from which point he was promoted to the hon- dcr.
MISSIONS.
horses. I presume it was found necessary to adopt be worked up by Irish spindles."
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Secretaries—Vfja. M. Crothers, A. Kieffer and
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Altoona, including Allegheny Mission—S. S. this ebango on account of the scarcity of good
orable position he now holds. At tho comm
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Richmond.
mencement of the present year he stood 14G
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teamsters.
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saying
will
also
be
effectFinance CantmiUet—D. R. Brabaker, H. Hack
Adams county. Mission—John Ross.
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Mr.
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Dauphin—Wm.
Johnston.
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besides,
during
the
bad
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in
winter,
but
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ants, and by thus taking the field, has gained
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t h r o i h e Important; flat, w h e t t o t b a i l atusoeai-j th^whllelnto a froth wiUeoon iho»tha<lif'
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larBtsnramaate tasveeja^aara a n two *—
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In one respeot, farmers oommonly show the
worst of their management i n fattening hogs;
These animals appreoiate and enjoy oleanltis, y*t their owners make t h e m live i n
dirt, and than oharge t h e m w i t h ft fondness for
filth.
This i s oppreaalon and slander combined. Every person familiar with their hab
its,knows that w h e n clean straw beds and
other comforts ere given them, they are sornp n l b n s t b k e e p t h e m olean. . W h e n s h n t n p
i n a harrow pen, "where t h e y mnst'eat; sleep
and live in one apartment, they oannot b a t
be uncomfortable; and such a condition greatl y retards their thriving. A "hog p e n " h a s
become proverbially a repnlsive place j this is
the owner's fault, and shoald never be naffered. There 1* n o reason w h y i t shooldnot be
neat and attractive. W e hear farmers w h o
raise grain aay that t h e y have more straw
than they can rise, while at the same moment
their fattening hogs have n o t enough to make
a dry and olean bed.
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O o u t o f LancaeUr M O » T . , U X « * » * « H l f ^ M « a r A r
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N « , , 3 , A Tr«ot-of Sprout Land, In same
v.. aajolalnc tfo. ,i, aad s J t a d i o f J>avUXoadoa.'
j^«a%U^oihi<avwlthfaB?e»>elleat iprln( u i
mb»>oa»a,nnd«l«tljnproTiBmnUUi»r»on.., , :
"jiiBKaiilMlrtM orvl«w[a(-tha pramUeiprlir totho
day bfoaJa.-wai-plMM.onll*. M&. BUaabtta WarAl,
natelafea Be. I.
: Ub'-to'eoaiaiUM »t 1'o'oIook.P. sf.;"on aald dny,
.whaa attaadaaca will bo givnn and Urrot inndt known'
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w m t T u t a f a n l k ; and ofSoib BonUr aat t t l t i U
I a » n ? » W ' « j * ^ ' t ! » ^ i * r 7 r . . - : . . vV,r'^-"v";- COWAlNnWiS^ACEBS.Xmore.orleuO^
wltn » onoand a naif «torj\p»rt .a(oaa a w part )t»
DWSLLIBO H0B8I. a Stem Bank Bare,
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•ton* •prlat.hoUM, wjtth a; eerar^EalUaf
u! watan naa eiaar, .a«««iaiyi oatkn. t . __
tkara»a«r>«tai..Skaiaj>njaa,4kUJrM.aWu
acna.oMraUata.qakJnnbar... Alto a aood Oi
of aaalaf ftalttnai lnieoi, baarlaf ord.r, kmrtaf M
aaanaaaatiof fralt at .araiaaLaai ,a Tarltry nf .other
fralttiwabjitba praiiUM.:. Biora are. aboat Oa—
aarooj-of lood anadow bank, watered, by a n a a l a c
. IwnaawUMafto-vUwaopioMrtypnvloutoUui
n t t w i l l p l o a u oall oa WffllanBMa«,rt<Ulaged-i
Jolnln«H..l, or on M>. David Sty<n,:naar CBoroitowb ~,
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when attnndanM w i l l bo sivon and t o n u mada known
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DAVID 6TYSB8,
no-S-ta-aO
Actlnk Admlnlitrplor. •
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VBMB1B.1861, will to told t y public amis on
tn« ptanJUaivHo: 1, Mamor t4wnahlp, about OBI and a
half mllaa (roB-tbr«Uy « ' Laneaatar, o a the Colambla
taraptk* road, t l » : following daaorlbad aailfatd M(ata
of StaonB.KnuMmMaiaAynfi
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No. 1, A tract or. piece of Land, situate in
said towaabip ot Haoor,. Laaeutar County,
and ioiaa Perehai, OB wbloji U-arartad a t w o - i t o r y .
STON* TAVBEff BODfl*. kaoWD'M tk* " Jaf- flft .
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/ M O U W coil the attention
the large
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vnranblo p V » . i t y , - ' k n * w n n i - - l h » ? . ' « O b l a B r » O K ;
I D M A C I MTUtK,", auaaUd in tondoadnrry, towna W p 7 l * r ^ a " « » a t y , ' P a . , ' n l d w / U t w a o i i . ike
• - - ^ - k . «*?.H>kh>iaiawft-aad'-Lebaaoe,nadJmUnt
WIU be
M ottered
oftVrod a
a tt pnbllo
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from the Cornwall Ore Banks, will
I S ? c V * W & £ l e e s , « M T M D A * . ihrfithfay'of.
fygQBMBlH, iflfli^ln pursuance of a n order of^the
Orphaas* Court of Lebanon county, aald estate contains
of tht pallic,
np w latawaaatof utarawnt. -taol nali pmraia-h
aMtappiaraaa«nnd.«na.na.«vniatwlthaloth.. ; , . .
«UoRaaDMrnbletopMarva oorpMO n lwinr t i a i
Inan utiil, laotdor to nfeii nlnltvw fnni a^elauata
nn mBAfMBitv. tooM tknnaulat.af teoet daarta tbtau
Ta.nnab.am dnannyanaarot the Alr-HjltCoBij.
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ef all Main, from i n . nnanuaia i t j l . t*
Hart,tianafMtnreiatriaorf notice a a l at lowprt'
. i^thtami
nno>nlaaad,at.ab .latlwri B e . . « Walt
InTlnait,
Etofitrant. eornar of, afolberrr. .
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ht of
1881.
O n r S t o o t will oonalstafl heretofore of
SILK A N D CASSIMERB, F I R A N D
WOOL SOBT H A T 8 ,
Improved
Storea lnt t h e market, w h l e L v I a m
IN JILL THEIR
determined to aell at t h e r e r r
VARIETIES.
1 ^ CaXL and tee for yvurtitvet.
T H E McCLELLAN HAT.
ALSO,
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
The Fremont flat,
«rar ofltrod for lain In tbli Cltjv
USCttJtri08BPR6;Lan:
Co., Pa:
H E nndersigned respeotfiilly informs
Stove Emporiom,
THB UWION IS SAIE
HEODOa^.JrUijiBB, Praqtioal and
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STOVES,
TIN W A B E ,
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<?<>I>I>e>r
W a r e ,
FURS!
E J - ALL GOODS WARKAHTKD as EEPEK8EKTED.
oct-10
Sm^id
Boy's Fatigue Caps.
T
PUBS!
FUHSI!
PUBS!! I
FAREIRA & THOMPSON'S
F
C
Sheet Iron Ware, <fcc,
F
FURS 111
H E undersigned, having completed the
reflltlag of his new andoommodloos establishment
i a tforth Queen Street, two doers south of his Old SUad
has greatlr Increased facilities for the accommodation
e i h l s customers, In the retail and wholesale trade In
TOBACCO, SUGARS, SNUFF, ETC.
W e would narnMUr lnrlto all to g i n a s an e s i l y call
He respectfully inrltes attention to the foUowlnglargs
Z&JOUB^ASCY
FTTES.'
before pnrehaslng elsewhere, feeling well nainred amid
stock of standard brands:
tbe Tarletles offered, they will not fall to be salted. I n
25,000 Imported HAVANA SEQABSof Tarionsbrand
ooneraston w e woald return onr sincere thanks for the
60,000
'*
YABA,
OIiD S T A N D
pnstliberaV patronage afforded as, and w a trnst, by
60,000
"
HAVANA AND CUBA.
300,000 SIXES, fine qoalllr.
No. 818, KAEKET St.. above 8tb t
close nttention and despatch, to merit Its continuance.
200,000 HALF SPANISH, of hestqnalltT
80CTH 8ID1, PHUADBLPHIA.
60,000
COMMON,
of good quality.
J O B S A . SHtTLTZ,
H .A. 8 B 0 I . T Z .
Have jaBt opened their Entire N e w Stock of
ALL of which he Is determined to sell at lower rates
hom<e in Lancaster.
North Queen street, Lanoaster.
Ladies' a n d Children's F a n c y F u r s , than any otherCHEWING
TOBACCO.
oct 8tM6
comprising all tha laiding and desirable itylea,
FIFTY BOXES Chewing Tobacco Jnst received, of the
at a tremenduoiu reduction in price*.
different brands, such s s
FBEDEEICK 8MITH,
W e h a r e detarmlDad to offer for vale oar stock of RUSSELL & HOBKRTSON'S,
Fnra, at Panic Prices ; affording an opportuniGREANERS, THOMAS'S,
A S H I O N A B L E HAT a n d / *
ty to all Ladlaa w h o w i s h to purchaa a
KEIM ROBERTSON'S
CAP KAHtrPACTOSEB, H o . 11X W M t J s n %
eat of Fnra at a great redaction
and aU thepopular brands in Vie jnarket.
King Btreat.Lancsster.Pa.
de 1-iy-l
from former prices.
Also, a largi stock of the best SMOKING TOBACCOS
SHDFF, etc.. constantly on hand, and cold at the lowea
FATVRTRA & T H O M P S O N ,
HATS AND CAPS.
wholesale prices.
8 1 8 M t s K K K T at., P H I L A D ' A .
W. A. HEITSHU,
"With the largest atock avaropened In tha city, and
ample room for conveniently diaplayiag i t to the best
K. B. Old Fnra ottered to Fashionable Stylet.
No. 14 North Queen Street, next door to Baer
1 3 * Highest prlca paid for SBIPPIWO Fcraa, MISK advantage, purchasers will and It to their interests to
pattoniza this establishment.
JOHN KDHKS,
t[ Sona' Book Store, Lanauter,
BABBIT, & C , A C .
dsc22-tM
No. 25 North Qaeen Street.
PEN&jl,
oct 23
Sm-48
CHILDREN'S FANCY HAT8, GAPS AND TDBBAN8,
th. elUuaa of er.olUttIo.San ane'Yialatty tint
A. naa nlwayn on hint a larga/ai— ••
•ortmnnt or FUBaiTOBJof mrj i t .
naitpUoaitovUnhliaoalUtlitattontloa'
of BowaKMpon-nnd thou-aboat oomra nadoilounkMplni. 0EaII8 cf aU kindjon band
T " " 0 ' l o o AC B B S .
"•'"'•' or
made to-order.
NO. 7 EAST K I N G STREET,
a oonsiderabla portion or which Is In Timber, the reEjpatrinl don. In l b . but poadbl. nnunor. All
mainder bela* in « high state of cultivation, admirably morn
wnrnrnttd to glw anUifactlon.
octMm-15
LANCASTER,
PAtt
watered.and the/whole under excellent fencing. The.
ImCMveMe^U-consist of a sttaeiotas a a d ' w e i r buUt:
HTOSIstaJlBIO»T,wltbwa^«ntsatTOandi(ln- e»afc
eluding a tan pin aUey.) kitchen, garden, dairy, K ] ,
Kxpsrlmental Boot and Shoemaker respectfully
U h t «tAblee,aiaoke koaaasvamltba'And wagoaA'^^BL
.t this Establishment t h e pnblio can find
makers' abopa, rice honsea and oflces.of every-rte- : informs the Ladles and Gentlemen of Xaucuter that ha
H u v n Niiia^, B c r f p U o n . a t t l o n t d . A-attBCHAMT, : has removed his BOOTftSHOE 8TOBB, and can,
tbe largest assortment of
now b e found near the rTorthwert corner of
OBIST A 5 D BAW MILL, built of J C I B T B B BQUABB, and vtly t w o doors from'
atone, on a neverfaillng stream of wa- the atarket House, where h e i s fully prepared.
ter.1 with fine STOHB DWBLLIWO, to receive tod promptly fulftl all orders'witha w
whleh h e
••i«hnn>- and eJl necessary; and conmayBoots,
be favored.:'
To the
GcaUame*
would^sayithat
Teniakt ouUinildlois eonnecUd therewith; a large his
of whatever
deseripUon
orha
quality,
ara. made
OP E V E R Y DESCRIPTION,
Stone -FABM HOU3B, witb tenant house, wash^ond: under his immediate supervision, and will b e warrantsmokeChouse, with a very superior bankbara, 96 by 46 e d to give the most perfect eatlsfactlaa- H e would infeeVand all other necessary eo?venlsneeB.^There are form the Ladles that ne w i l l keep constantly on hand, TO B E F O t r a D EST T H I S CITY.
ale? connected with the property upwards of yipTBS&I and make t o order. T a n e y Gaiters, Slippers, Shoes,
Bhoteee.Ac.
*
DWELLIBTGB for hands, l a good repair, aud the
Having made arraageme&ta to receive the latest styles
OLD COIiEBEOOK F U H N A C E ,
which might be put In running order at a trifling ex* from Philadelphia; his facilities to accommodate w i l l
greater than any heretofore possessed b y the trade
inss. There are likewise a xomber of thriving be
l u Lancaster. T h e Ladles are invited to call and e x BDIT ORGHABDBp of the choicest qualities a n 4 amine h i s JBKHIB L1MD &LIPPBB8, which are now
varieties of Fruit.
almost exclusively w o r n l n the IargeoIUes.
Don't forget the place,
may 8-tf-24
ALSO, will be offered on WEDNESDAY, the
4th day of DBCBHBKR, 1861, oa the premises, the valuBOOTS A N D S H O E S .
able property how occupied by William Touts, situated
In South Aunvlllfl township, near Bachman's Mill, on
OB the beBt Soots, go to wRii
the road -ieadtng from; Colebrook: to AnnrUle,,
»,-, and
and on
on
BEEHEMAirs, W . King Street. f | ^
which" are*erectea two HO06E8, and two eta- ' " '
A T T H E LOWEST CASH B A T E S .
bias. Hear the buildings and on the public
Por the b « t Women's Shoes, go to
road,toone of the finest springs In the State.—
BBEHEMAB'S, W . King Street.
T h i s property contains
336
ACRES,
For the beat Children's 8hoes,-go l o
a large proportion of w h i c h is Thriving Timber, of SO
t J - T H B I E HATEBIAL IS THE BEST IN THE MAKBEBHEMAM'8, W . K i n g S t m t .
years growth, not.excelled by any in the county, and
KET, ADD THE KEPITTATTOH 0 ? THE E8which will b e sold i n lots to suit purchasers.
For the most eomfortabl.fit,go to
All t h * abora property w i l l b e sold either In the
TABLI8HMEHT IS A BDBE QIJABBSKHBMAN'S, W . King Street.
whole or l a parcels, t o suit purchasers, as the buUdlngB,
fences, and other: improvements, admit of convenient
AMTES OP THE BUFEBIOBIT;
For work that will notrip.go to
subdivision.
BKBNSMAH'S, W . King Street.
0 ? THE WOEK.
Persons purchasing with a v i e w of entering into the
Iron Business, can b« accommodated with 1,000 or 9,000
For Boots that w i l l not let l a water, go to
ACBSB of choice Timber Land.
o
J
»
.
X
i
X
a A.TJ3J S S E .
BBSSEtCAD'S,
W
.
E
i
n
g
Stteet.
., Those desirous of viewing the property, oan do so b y
"calling o n the manager, Mr. John Benson, residing on
For the largest Stock In town, go to
the premises, w h o will show a connected Draft of the
BEBNEMAH'S, W . King Street.
Jaad, with the proposed subdivisions.
An indisputable title w i l l be given on the 1st of Apill
Kemember,
Eor tbe aelf stock In town, go to
18*3, and terms made known on day of sale, b y
BEEKKMAN'S, W . King Street.
W . O. FREEMAN.
Administrator of the Estate of W a . Coleman, dee'd.
AU i n want of B o o t j , } ^ ^ to ^
^ ^
no I t
ui-ot
FTJR8II
AN IMMENSE STOCK,
FALL STYLE CAPS.
A. C. FLIKa.
tMs
DEAJNE.R & SCHATJM'S
T
A Beautiful Assortment o f
*
DtS3
DBUSimON.
THE OXFORD HIT,—Latest Oat.
STEAM T O
I.01TD0NDEBRY, GLASGOW,
AND L I M U P O O l .
,
r p H E MONTliBAliOOBAX STEAMI uaip coai-anru rutsT Obaaa, fan powend
Clyde'—
yde bnllt tiuamer. :—
HOTA SCOTIAff, O.pt. MoKs.Ur.
. BOHajfUB, L* .-Orange.
"
Borland.
" - Orahaia.
u
lT,AM£HO*.IJ, r
Alton.
" . Bsllstlne.
iKGtO-SAiOlV,
(How Balding.)
m B S W a l l f , •;..
NofiWSQIslN,
Ciirjlnir tii« Otasdlissti' kind tValt<xl> State* H*IU.
y j - O a e o f fh» KUt*m*t% of t h t lio» will n*ll fiom Llrarpuol •T»ry TaarmUy ma& from Qmbto araryrJ»wrd*jr. calUHtf flt Loadoadatry to rwsira oa board u d
Uad : ttall*fta4'pafl«90g#r« to and from Irtiaad and
Scojimnd. QlMagQW pwagm
ar« furaLsb.d wnk f r - i
piaiaja tickets to aad ffomLoadoadarry.
. B^Ma of paasag* from Uaibao to Loodond.rry, QUsgowor£»iT«rpooI:
JTlrtt G U M (accordlaff to aewommodatloa) - - $96 & $30
StMriga(found TTUb..ookadptortsioaa) --•
JiO
Aa'axpflrteaead Sargton attached to aachstoaiQer.
Bttarn Uolca^ laaaad at r sdoeed rataa.
OesrUfleates Lnoad .for bridging oat aftMAagsrt from
s l l t b a p r l M i p a l M W u o r O f M t Britain, aad LraUad, at
Uia following low ratM :—
is. B O S K N B A U M ; & co.,
LoadondartT to lf«w T o r k . . . .
. , • « rvt
No. 801, ABCH St., Cor. FIFTH, PHILAD'A.
Olat^ow
" , "
.*...... M M
Urerpool
«
•«
M w
Importers and afnnnfactnrers of and Dselers in
F r o m a a y K . B . station in Snglaad
40 TO
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
"
"
"
"
I r a l a n d . . . . . . . . a j fig
From Antwerp, Bremen. Hambarg aad Kottardam, to WBW Tork
45 QQ
TIckata iunad at reduced ratea. per WASHISOTOJ Lisa
WHOLESALE AUD RETAIL.
OF BAiLDta FAOKHTB, leaTiog Uvarpool for Naw rork
week!
j
.
The subscribers respectfully Invite those wishing to
o r ?au
&*> ^ 7 ftt t n 8 ° f f l « of tha Compaur
n *?"*
porchaseto call and examine their etock
23 Broadway, Now Ywrk, tJABSb & rfiJAKLB, O a u n i
Thej/havcalarotitotkqfaUklnde
of FUBS on hand, AgeatBporJ.M. WKSraAfiPFiiS, Wo. 44 North Qoaoa
ang 2l-7m.S9
bought at PANIC PEICES. and mU_bc told
_atreat, Laacaatflr, Pa. AND
BLBHTX' O FB O O M ! O B CTJSTOMBBS I
at prices to SUIT THE TSSBS.
FANCY
WITH TBS LABOKSIASD BHBI AaSOBTlfSaT OF
. Housekeeping. Goods,
SIB E. ItTTOnT BTJLWKR writing from a Water
Care 6stabllshment,'niya Hydropathjr Is not only safe
bnt the safest of all modes of' core and Infinitely th.
most agreeable In tbe baftdi af.edn'cated and experi•nced Fbysldens." " '
TheaMtnltcnoftatxiiUtUamisi
to the
W A T E R O t m a V ' o n Prsnlllii B i n a n , PSllaaal
pbla, and t h e O H E f TfttJOD I S B I t r O S
W A T K B O T J S K , eight..rafiea
from t h e Qlty,'
Both nre nnder l b . e h . r g . of Dr. CHAK1E3 LOBOI
and Dr. JAMS8 A. ZIKOtBR, regnlar msdlosl grsdn.
atee of many yeare .experience In Water Car. prentice"
ZnTallds m a y come nnd board In either physician's
family, (at a nominal chargs) without going nnder
treatment until conrlnced of Its applicability. Please
call for consultation free of oharge, or write for circular
and references, to Dr. James A . Ztegler, franklin
Sonars, or Dr. Charles Lodge, Cbestnat **'", Philadelphia.
ao6.ly.ao
FURS I
WE would call particular attention to
lowest o i s a : prioea.
KaanrAOTDBiB or.
BTEIT
O P
DININa BOOM, STOVES,
Bar RootB and Store Stores,
Union Housekeepers' Emporium.
F U B l U T P r T OP
CUSTOMBBS
And all disposed to favor as with their
patronage to
OtTB STYLES FOB. THE PALL
P A B t O E STOVES,
-. t r w u i '
CASPBETIDITIIAN,
lo
COOKING; STOCKS,
And ernry Tarlety of t h e meat
OBPHAHSr OOUBT SALB.
N ; W B B H E S D A r < and, TfliDKS-
ASSIGNEES SALE OF VALUABLE
MHiL PBOPEBTY AKD TAVEEN
BTA3JID.
N TUESDAY, the 26th.day of NO-
We would again call tbe attention of OUT
H e a r M I O H A l l l / 8 HOTJOt, t a n o a i t e r ,
J L l Qepbers, lege, ftnaa-Air-TlfUOnaa^tainaetraTlT^iibtU-nUaaUonof taapabUeto UnlBportant
InTMiuoa; i i u o i j o B m « •lama-oorpor'U an'nirtlfkt irpodMlooaU. by.npriwiai tt, H4 dowaat onnt,
FbrviTrioiiifSrAonaialrJIng \J^SB, to at W n i i d i o rMrjMlat, aaCtoprivaaVaMaH of tio
•te niOElB*. M'niaW tlrp?, ndjolnut »o.l,,Und or alrnadnny.uploMMtodgr.nndyatntaoinaaMtlnia
.atouaworaBaaM>araaa^un»»eiar. nnnlM
Sair rrftraaalne;
wittf and.jowl ftaoei oa,
:
1j : i
SHWFZr & B « © . ,
HAT1OTFACTMERS.
;
iiPATHOT: AIB-TIOHT 'COPEINi
[
7BSDBBIOK BBUBAOH,
-XTATING obtained -a: Eaiant, dated
" w A T E B CtrBE.
HOUSE K E E P E B S '
toordtr.plntronihj.MlUr (rates, plow,aaattaas,*a,
kaptoaaead. r-anoretnadlraaiadu Inn aadm^atdat OordoaTipiwiaranMnannpt attention.:.
, .
nprt-SnTn •"• -" > " - ; « a t B B T / a t o o .
lMuMl«lt,taWiVTea. «s( aaauw
•Sniaat5SsiS^ssL«a
fnl or not, aa w e t t t e themaa«ni»,6f that wo-j
oeM, inay.at a n y time U a ' o a r t a l n e d . '
To, hare, good, t e o a e t o h l a k e n a , a n d f r e e h
A farmer reqairee only two bpoa*;*s Ledger new.earaldnrlB* t h e winter, t h e h e n a w a n t a
»nd : STembraodaro Book. One b o o * m a y b e j W M « h W a e . 1 r * n , i n i P e H 5 w i t n aandj/Ume
oonTenlenUy n s e d / o r both. I n t h a t o a s e a o o m Hoi aaTieiTail w e r i a i good r water.: Wlttttheiei
ntenoe a t . e u h e n d of t h e hook and write to ^ h e y - h a y e t h e material for maaljeatini their
watds'it»,'iiiiadle.".
••>••••>=• ••- 'food and>lprming«Mi;aheU. i T o k e e p t h e m
I n t h e .Ledger, t h e first, page Bhoald b e -m- h e a l t h ' , they- want «>meUilng for. food, thai
served for a n index, whioh need not be alpha- wiU take the place of animal matter that t h e *
betical. : Tha drat aoooant may be an.arooniij * t t e , i n . r*MrW; : in'ffie rorm of htrgj,' wormi
of PromlMoryaotes giren and reoeited, opened aridgriaa^ioprieri. S p r i i f l w f l h o p p e d , 3 / r M *
o n a donble page, t h u s :
i meat, ahonld be'glTen t h e m daily, and aJlbera)
rnrpp^of armflower aeed. The oily natare of
pogmtni
Jcooimr«/ rAc Prantuonr ^ocovaf
t h i k l a , .of ltaett almoBt eqaal to meat, for
A'dfet.
J 801.
IML •
keepS«fowiii°' < ui goodoondition.V T h e p r l n i
Jan. 1. John Browa aoto forJuly 1, Boe'd prln^"
clpaloWeot of a a h e a l i for them to wallow J n ,
dpai.;aeo.oe
teo, payable e moi. aftar
B o . l n U r t i t . . ' I J O toTkeepalU«hael»errre»fromllM/ B r t r y o n e
dat^-'WltA' i n t u e i t , d o t
h a a r i o t i c ^ the apparent l a x n r y i t i s for a h e n
Julrl.
to wallow In dry dust, and eepeolally.If t M r e
i s aahae i n it. If bene ere t h r u oared for, they
will' furnlih not' only freah e g g r throagh t h e
Jan 10. My note In raror ApiUlO.PaldpilnoI.
Jos. Bmlth for $40, payarai...tM.oe winter, b a t will thamselTes beitender, fat," and
,
bl« S moi. from date,wldi
D o . l a U r M t > 60juiojr...'ii'.','VA.'•eawn'la : '"nojr, here., tor
InUroat, dne April 10.
gathering our 'flower seed, we^ hope erery
farmer will lay i n a good supply of it, - follow
these' ruleato managing h i s hennery, and aend
The next account m a y he an aoooant of all ns-afew.ehlnkonb, and freeheggs for Christcash paid or reoeired, and may be kept o n dou- inas, and New Year.
ble or single pages, at t h e aooonntint's opinion.
I give a specimen on doable pages:
, .-.-„.-
S
A«45«*aW,m<iarBmoritirp,,
' «a|p,-.oar.i»» I«llc wUl^Ular rn»
_rd6>H^fI9)»rWaiaMkt'i«BI.«)«a-i
OABOBT^lAJj
Cash Paid.
Or.
Dr.
Cath Received.
1861.
ISfll.
Mi,r. L B j Kobort
J&A. 1. To uno't of
Msrry, a s
c u h on
up*rftt>
hind
*160.0C
count on
u
Vth. 3 . J M , Btoels
file
$120.0C
forlOObo.
Ap'I 10. ' Joa.Emltn
w & u t . . . . llfi.OC
up«rpioJuly 1 . " JooJBrovn
mli'ynotB
aiperpro•.coonnt,'
mtt'y note
ptgt 1 . . . 40.&,
iseonat
July 7. " £ t e p f a « n
P B 5 0 I . . . . €1.80
Javmas,lbr
Vlgfti OR
account.. 20.W
T h o , ? ^ ^
• ars
V»Ju»Jjie H « r t » t « t f « t ^ n b U p B»l«. T8ii0Tin«^T*trp«»ti<mmideithi^finn
No gTMtw 1 0 3 ^ w W b a d l a w l a U T tha*
O N S T A N T L T o n hand, or made
to order, arary r a i i e t y or HATS, i n c h Lffl.Mfe
aa BaaTar, Moakrat, Brush, Casabaere. and.
SilkHata."
ALSO, a Fins aasortment of SOFT HATS,
FCB MEN AMD BOYS, embracing erary,
color: shape and qnallty.
OAFS: A FULL AMD COMPLETE ASSOETMll*T OF
^ ^ ^ CAPS, of every variety and material, tor KEN,
^ ^ H BOY8, AND CHILDllfiN. Also,
^BPk>, .
FANCY JUTS FOB CHILDREN,
nlgraat Tariety.
t t - H e a a * call and examine at Ho. 14 N. tlnean-tit.
W . A. HEITSHTJ, (formally D. Haltthn.)
dael
ly.j
'
FANCY FURS. FANCY FURS.
- John Fareira,
*
T l - A R C H Street,
between 7th and 8th Sta,
(Late of BIS Market St.,)
Philadelphia.
IWORTIK* HAVUFACTG-
S E G A B A N D TOBACCO S T O B E .
H A T Old Stand, No.—, W. KING
T
ST., second door bsloir the CroBs Keys Tavern, contains the finest and bast assortment of Segars and Tobacco of every description In this city. The stock consists of the finest and best qualities of Havana, Principe.
and Yara Segars of every variety. German and American Sixes ,and Hatf-Spaalah Segars. Bongh and Beady,
Boss Twist, Fig, Bldorado, Congress and Twist Tobaccos.
Snnff of every variety. Pipes.Soaff and Tobacco Boxes,
and a general variety of Fancy Ooods belonging to the
trade. All of which will be sold at prices to salt parchasers, wholesale and retail by tbe proprietor.
ALSO, Eentnchy, Alaysvllle, Maryland, Ohio a
Fenna. seed leaf Tobacco in lots to 6nit maaofactare
]nneSiy-28
P . O . EBEBMAN.
40 faat; wagon ah«d S4 b y 80 faat, with f r a u n a a at-;
taebad; bog atabla, 48 by 16 faat: eairtaga i o x u a , lee.
Cash is regarded as a person, and is charged
hoota, and olhar oafrbuildlnji, Tho.aboTa attiUlflgs
KSK of, and DKALEE in all
art ah flrat-elaaa a i d ^ n a^allaBt oittat.VTharali at
with all moni-B received and oredited with'
kinds of FANCY FURS,
cellar d'ndar the w h o ! * taTam honae, that ondfr t h *
.for Ladles' Misses' and
all monies paid. Every three or s i x months
back bnlldlBg balai; arebad. Thete.laaleo a i a r e h e d
.Children*' wear.
this aocdnnt shoald be balanced, and if corcellar nodarpart of th* barn. A well of exeallentaad :
j Having- now mannfaenavar faUtag water with'pomp therein at th* bar room
rectly kept, t h e balance of the aoooant will
tured and In store m y
door,
another
at
the
barn,
and
elatern
at
the
kitchen
exactly agree with the mouey on hand. This
TWial lar.je and beautiful
door. Attached to the well at the baraleamArohed:
'assortment of all the vaaccount is often evidence of the payment of
Tanlt, used aa a milk boot*. Theretoaleij a T u U t y of
rious styles and qnalit.es
SPALDING'S
fralt and other trace on the premlaea. A
small debts of whioh there is no other record;
.
. of Furs adapted to the
th«e-«tory 8TOHE GfilffT AHD MKSTHROAT CONFECTIONS.
and if one's expenses are too nearly approxicoming Fall and Winter seasons. I would respectfully
GQAHT MILL, k a o w a aa' the. M Abbe-:
OR relieving Couglis, Sore Throat,
mating, or going beyond one's inoome, t h e
invite an examination of m y stock and prices from those
Anim.in oan never thrive well unless kept Tllla Mill," 'ately rebnllt, with four tnn]
Hoarseness, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis, &e.
intending to purchase, as I am enabled to offer them
place of retrenchment m a y here be sought out. clean. The rale applies to swine as well as to of etone and turbine water-wheel. The;
For pttrifying the Breath and strengthening
Are now opening a F a l l Stock of seasonable Dry Goods. very desirable inducements.
Next in order are accounts with persons horses. Every one knows that a welt groomed machinery of the mill U a l l now, of the „,. ,}.tJ-s:^ I
All m y Fare have been purchased for cash, and mada tbe voice.
latefet and moat approred. pattarns. and baa back pnt
by experienced and competent hands, and as the pros'
with whom we have dealings.. They m a y be horse is better than a neglected rone with a npregardlaae of azpenae.. The mill belagloeated.on
SPALDING'S CEPHALIC PILLS, tot tUa cere 01
ent monetary trouble* render it necessary that I shoald Headache, Nnrvonnaeas. &e.
kept on single ledger pages, with a doable shabby coat. Nearly the same result has been the U t t l e Ooneetoga-Oraekp there to alwayj an aboudispose of m y goods at vary small advance on coat.
FOR SALE b y
C1URLK3 A HEIi'ITSH,
ruled column for debt and credit, t h u s :
found when this treatment is applied to swine. dance or water. Attached to the above la a platter mill
I am satisfied that it w i l l be to the Interests of those
A blMkamlth chop.
Apothecary,
BROCADK POPLINS, FEINTED DEL4IHES.
who design purchasing, to give me a call.
Let every manager lay down this rale, that a aud
JOHJT Biovnr.
Credit*
Debtor.
_sep_ 1S.tf.J3
_Mo. 13. Sent King Sliest.
The above mill property being located i n « rich and
CHINTZES, EHB. CASHUBBSS,
93~Becollact the sama. number and street: . . £ 5
. 6 y «l«. ^emtalAoai k»l«k1>wrluaad, eAAVaaiatil *• Ul* rtlj, OSCn
Jan. 1 —To Gu Umba at $1 *uch
$60 00 hog p e n t a o u i o ! im*r frc dittumguish4d
J o h n F a r e l r * , (New For Store,) 7 1 8 A r c h S t . ,
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WOOL
PLAIDB,
GINGHAMS.
ETerybodr
l
n
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b
.
conntrj
go
to
odor twenty feet distant.
The Bleeping apart- .IndBeempnUtopenone withlng to enter the butlaast,
Jan 1.—By note, payable inftmot. as
PETEESVILLE
Philadelphia.
sept U-Sm-42
BEKHEMAH'S
. perprom'y note a c e , pag*l $60 00 ments should be separate, and be perfeotly •eldom met with. In the amonnt of work done, and
Opposite Cooper's Hotel.
JOHN DBANBK,
JOHN P. SCHAUM.
A farmer may, if he ohoose to do s o , open olean and dry: The other portion ehonld be thaquallty o t l t . i t la ujuurpauad by aay other mill In
P
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an aoooant with each orop, or field, or with oleaned oat a t least twioe a day, and the man- the county.
MOTJBTJTH-Gr D E E B S
GOODS.
N E W D E N T I S T OFFICE,
AT
aug 23
ly.40
No. 2 , A Tract of Timber Land, situate in
_ j W A T C H & JEWELRY STORE.
his farm in general, or with any speoial invest- ure at once m i x e d with muck, loam, oool ash- West Hempfleld township, on. the Marietta turnpike
OPPOSITE HORTINCFS BLACK HORSE
HOTEL
BOMBAZINES.
ALPACAS,
CBAPE8,
ment i n fltocfc, or all of these. In that, case, es, &c„ to make oompoat and destroy the odor, road, naar Hall'a TaTern, = • •
N o r t h Q u e e n St*, J L a n c a e t e r .
O.
C
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,
F
o
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m
e
r
Occupant,
DELAINES,
N
O
.
1
3
,
W
E
S
T
KISO STREET
CHINTZES.
HSBINOBS,
suoh accounts, as with persons, should be which is a s injurious to the health of Bwine
CONTAINING 7 ACRES.
r T I H E snbsoriborwonld invite his friends,
SO.
1 4 8 NORTH SECOND
STREET
LANCASTER.
oharged, with all cost and expenses, and cred- to breathe, as i t iB to m e n and woman. I t i s (more or lew.) and adjoining lands of Ghnstlan Boner,
G E O R G E A , H O B T I K G , Dentist.
I patron., and a l l Interested, to blfl facilities for
CORNER
OF
QUARRY
STREET.
Je B
tf.2S
ited with all receipts.
not necessary that a pigery shoald cost five Or. Bohrer and others. Iron Ote of a superior quality ruling orders, for eawlnff
E 8 P E G T F D L L Y informs h i s friends
H E undersigned naa leased the above
and an abundance of Ptre Brick Clay Is on this tract.
The memorandum book Is for reoords of hundred-dollars that it m a y be k e p t i n splenpremises, where he will keep a large assortment
PINE, OAK,
Wishart's P i n e Tree Tar Cordial.
and people of the county tha* he baa established No. 22, (east aideJ NOETH QUEEN STREET SQUARE AND LONG BUCK THIB1T SHAWLS,
No. 3 . A Tract' of 1 6 0 ACRES of Land.
every kind which do not appropriately belong did order; a cheap and Bimple stractare m a y
ot
OOLD
AND
SILVER
WATCHES,
of
American,
WALNUT,
A DENTIST'S OFFICE,
situated In Winnebago county, Iowa,
HIS great aud popular medicine cures
opposite Michael's Hotel.
PLAID WOOLEN SHAWLS,
English and Swiss Hannfactnre of the most celebrated
to the ledger. Charges against transient per- be subjected to the most perfect system of
The mill property with three Acres of Land, will be
HICKORY,
In North Queen Street, over Examiner •§• HerIHFL4SIM4TIOH OFTBELDNOS.
O O K S T O V E S , for W o o d a n d Coal,
makers, i n addition to which, w i l l b e found always on
BBOCHA SHAWLS,
sona, with a margin for record of settlement; oleahliness. The satisfaction i t will afford t o sold separate, or the whole together as may best suit
Cares tORE THROAT snd BREAST.
finisbed In the meet substantial manner. .**_.«•»
hand and made to order, a n extensive variety of J e w .
ASH AND
ald
OJice,
Lancaster,
Pa,
spaoeB sufficient tor one year for the birth and owner, the comfort-to t h e occupant, and. the; porcbasera.
with copper-bottnmad boilers, 4 c .
K S I BBOCHA BOBDEE SHAWLS, CA8HMSBE SHAWLS. elry, SUver, and SUver Plated Ware, together with a
Cnre* COUGHS aad COLDS.
POPLAE TIMBER.
Where be la prepared to perform DENTAL
Persons
wishing
t
o
v
i
e
w
H
o
.
l
and
2
of
the
above
GAS
and
SMOKE
CONBDMEH3,
among
w
h
l
c
h
e
f
l
|
H
general
assortment
of
snen
goods
as
are
osnally
kept
in
Cores HJEV10RKHA0E of the LTJHaS.
feonndation of stock; a record of all oontraots ; profits to the purse, will be a three-fold eom-> described property, or desiring farther Information,
All orders for tbe aamo attended to at ebort notice, and OPERATIONS of every character, i n thai
is the moat subetanUal and best of all Cook " V . * !
a first clsss Watch and Jewelry Store,
Cnre-} A^TUilA and PLbURISr.
'
the time, earned and loBt, of domestics and oensatloh.—-Country Gentlemen.
will please call on Jacob a. Kauflmau, residing on Ho. on reasonable terms. Also to bis stock of LUHBBR, bast style of the art.
which a-lonr experience h a s enabled us to select
Cares BLINDsod BI.SED1KO PILES.
The patroos of 0 . Conrsd, and those of the subscriber
Having obtained the most approved instruments, he Stotes,
1. Possession and Indisputable titles given on the 1st
laborers; details of harvests of all k i n d s ; of
a maaa of worthies* ones.
This Medicine has enred morn ca^es of CO-VSf/iifPtogether with the pnblic generally, are invited to call,
consisting of
natters himself prepared to give satisfaction to a l l w h o from
day of April, 1*62.
FABIiOB COAL STOVES, among which la the Modern
planting trees; diary of farm work; notes of
where they will receive a good article for their money. TIONthan any otbor rem"df known on the earth.—
may favor him with, their patronage.
BARRED AND PRINTED OPBSA FLANNELS,
Sale t o commence at 1 o'clock, P. M. of said day,
FINE, 1st and 2nd Common Boards,
Gaa
and
Smoke
Consumer,
the
neatest,
meet
economical
As I am determined to do stricUy a cash boslnesa, We say to tho sick cive It a trial'and prava Its powers
the weather; spaces for valuable reoipes; t h e
sap 266uv44
when attendonoe w i l l be given and terms made known
HIQH COLOBBD AND OBEY SACK FLANNELS, goods will be sold very low. " SmaU Profits and Quick to core. Beteareof Counterfeits I
and b u t Parlor StoTa y e t produced.
do
do do
do Plank,
arrival and departure of visitors ; records of
by
H. B. KAUFJMAH,
COALand WOOD STOVES, of the ordinary kind—Terr
BED—WHITS—BLUE FLANNELS.
JOHN F. LONG S CO.,
Sales," Is tbe motto of the Establishment.
do Colling Boards, Scantling nnd Boards.
no 6-ts-50 Assignee of Jacob S. Kaufman & Wife.
J. B . MAKKT.EY,
some deaths and marriages; of sheep shearlow.
sep 25-tf.*4
Agents for Lancaster.
J L E W I S B . B E O O I A L I ,
SHEET IROH WORK of all description for sale at the
Wholesale and Retail"~ Dealer i n
ing; of mailing valuable letters; the purchase
VALUABLE LUMBER PROPERTIES AT HBHLOCK Jolce, Scantling and Plank.
most
advantageous
terms
and
prices,
and
old
storea
and
(FOBHEKLT.
O
.
GOSBAD,)
Assignee's Sale o f R e a l Estate.
OAK Boards, Scantling snd Plank,
of stock, with the age of the *TI""HTB ; about
Iron taken In exchange.
GEO. MAYER.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &o.
PUBLIC SALE.
No. 148 North Second Street, Comer of Quarry*
N SATURDAY, the 30th of NOHICKORY i x nnd two Inob Flsnk.
line fences; the yearly assessment of taxes,
norg
tMfl
PHILADELPHIA.
No. 4 1 N o r t h Q u e e n a t
VKHBSB. 1861, w i l l be sold on the premises, in
N S A T U R D A Y , the 30th of NO- ASB Hi, 3 and S Inch Plank.
maps of fields and farm; when foddering be-' Watt Hempfleld township, o n the road leading from'
CASSIMERB,
CLOTHS,
TESTINGS,
Jan
ly-ffl
VBMBKB, 1861, the undersigned Assignees of A.
B.^esC»
(Late
Kaufman's,)
Lancaster,
Fenna.
POPLAE X and 1 Inch Boards, Scantling nnd Plank.
gins, and. when i t ends ; w h e n winter Beta i n ; Columbia to the Marietta turnpike, about one mile from' H. and J . Schock. w i l l sell at public sale, a t the Cross
JEANS.
OTBBCOATINGS,
BATTINBTTS,
WALNUT a and 1 inch Boards and Plank.
HYSICIANS and Country Merobants
when the hoga were shut n p t o fat. I n short, Cordelia Furnace, and two miles north of Columbia, a: Keys Hotel l u the Borongh of Marietta, the following
real estate, v l i :•• •'
will find It to their Interest to b u y their Drugs
Booflng nnd Plastering LATH.
anything and everything of whioh the farmer tract of land.
and Chemicals at Hartley's Cheap Cash Drag Store,
CONTAINING 66 ACRES,
No. 1, 7 RPTER LOTS, well wharfed, and
PIHB Bails, Pales, and Pickets, for fencing.
desires to preserve a record. This book h a s
& JBBO.
where they can rely In getting Pure and Fruh Drug*. L A T E S P E E C H E E
more or less, under good fences and i n a high ststa of
often refreshed m y own memory, and that of cultivation, on whiohtoa good two-storr BHTCKsista 01 STONE WAREHOUSE, situated In the centro or
Also, LOCUST Posts, mortised.
FOR PUR FY NG THE B OOD
E f T i l l of the celebrated Preparations put up b y the
VARIED and HANDSOME assortment of
the Borough of Marietta. These lots adjoin
NORTH
QUEEN
ST.
. C O M P L E T E S T O C K FOE M E N AMB B O T S .
others, relative to important transactions in- DWELLING HOUSE, a good bank barn, tenant
LOCUST POSTS for Board Fence.
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m
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lateDOCTOR HARHLET,dae'd., for sale, and made
Jacob Btahl on the east, and C. A. Shaffaer on
Irom the Original Recipe*. His great DYSPEPTIC
H E W FALL GOODS,
house, a neverfsiling spring of water near t h e .
volving peonniary gain or loas.
H E particular a t t e n t i o n o f t h e p u b l i c
CHESTNUT Posts mortised,
the west. -This Is a first-rate location for a Lumber
A
door, spring house, summer house,.with, other o a
Embracing all tha newest styles l a SILKS, DBESS
REMEDY ia»VaiZit^.
augSl-tf-39
is called to examine the extensive assortment o f
Yard, and was formerly UBed by the assignors for that
do
Bsila.
T
m
U
K
buildings.
Cattle
have
access
to
the
spring
from
Ihe
GOODS,
CLOAKS,
EMBEOIDEBIES
and
FANCY
DEYD
O
M
E
S
T
I
C
S
.
PABLOB STOVES,
purpose.
Onoe a year an acoount of Block ahonld be
barn yard. There is a good Orchard of choice Fruit
P m
P
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B
GOOD8.
<
HORSE A N D CATTLE POWDERS.
No. 2, A smaU House aud Lot, known aa
COOKIHO STOVES,
G R O U N D ALXHS. SALT.
made o a t and entered i n this book, whioh Trees. There are four or Ave Acres of good Chestnut
BALES UNBLEACHED SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS,
Also, s fall asBortment of MOURNIHa GOODS,
B
nndn
D
CK
the " Glatx Property," situated in- the western part of
DIKING BOOM STOVES,,
"
H . KAUFEMAN'S Celebrated
shoald be a summary or condensed view of the Woodland, ready for cutting.
WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITS, » c .
CASES BLEACHED SHIRTING AND SHEETINGS,
OAK K
U
the borough of Marietta.
aud every variety of Stoves and Furnaces n o w
Also, COAL, suitable for Lime Burning
Horse
and
Cattle
Powders
can
be
had,
wholesale
This
stock
Is
principally
T.
W
.
EVANS
&
Go's
o
w
n
Any
person
wishing
to
view
the
premises
before
Ihe
farmer's affairs, and include all that belouga
C A CT & C G
m
o
In use In the market.
BALE8.TICKING8—O3NAB0R<53—CHECKS,
No. 3 , 5 LOTS OF GROUND, with frame Blacksmttb and FamU]M>s«, all of which will be sold and retail, of the subscriber. having bean eeloated in tae baet European
of sale will caU* on the subscriber, or on James
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w
hn
m>
Particular attention Is call«d to a new DINING BOOM CASES BLEACHED, BROWN AND COL'D CANTON Importation,
to the debt and credit sides of his standing day
office and stable thereon erected. Also, 40 LOTS of low at his Tard on the Conestoga, 1 mile sontb of HUHsrkeu, ejxproaaly for thalr own retail trade, and will H T
Pearson, residing thereon.
J. B . MABKLEY,
H
T
COOKIHG STOVE offered to the public for tha first time
with the world. A yearly comparison of these
be found aofinrpuaed (or &TYLE, QDALITY and BEA6Sale to commence, at l o'clock, P . M . of said day. Q HOUft J>. with sideline, situated partly on the east and lersriU..
successor to B , H . Kauffman,
FLANNELS,
m
n
G
w
m
M
mm
this
season.
This
stove
having
the
fire
box
In
tbe
cenOliABLE
PBICES.
annual accounts of stock will be very valuable w h i n attendance will be given aud terms mada known partly o n the west aide of the Canal, i n the western
aug 21-ti^K
Mo. 41 Worth Quean at.
n
U
on
my
nd
m
m
tre Instead of one end—giving an equal draft around BED BLANKETS, QUILTS, 4 c , 4 c .
part of the borough of Marlstta, and long occupied and
No»
8 1 8a n d 830Cbeatnut Street.
nor la-fim.-Sl
J. Q. PETEBS.
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m
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THC
and interesting, and may inoite to that economy by the undersigned. Assignee of James Pearson.
the oven, baking, and roasting more uniformly than
known
as
"
Scbock's
Lumber
Yard."
BELOW
CONTINENTAL
HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA.
s o 131'6-61
JACOB M. GBIDEB.
For sale Wholesale and Betail at Lowest Prices.
nm
m
heretofore—makes It a Tory 'popular 'stove, adapted
and thrift whioh are the foundations of suoN". C—"Wholesale bayers will find it adfantaKeons to
No. 4 , 4 LOTS OF GROUND, known as *' T h a B e a t o r a l l t h e A m e r i c a n f T e w a p a w
w
w
w
either for wood or coal. Warranted not to fall.
sep II
lf-a
examine tbla stock;
oct9*2m-4S
eess.
FJBTSB HATHAWAY.
the " Hopkins Lots," situated In the western part of the
pera d e v o t e d t o m a t t e r s o f R u r a l
m
m
T
Also, the sale of a number of the latest patterns of
Desirable H o t e l P r o p e r t y for Sale. borough of Marietta.
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n
E c o n o m y , " — S C O T T I B H F A R K B B AITD H o r n No. 60 BAST KINS STEHBT, LANCASTEE
Cooking stoves, equally adapted for wood or coal—two
w w
A
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These properties are well located and calculated for
W
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N
T
Z
B
B
O
T
H
E
E
B
,
PLUMING,
GAS
FITTING.
&c.
or
three
of
which.especial
attention
la
called,
having
CULTUHIBT,
EDlITBtTBOH,
August
7,1601.
OETRAITS
P
A
I
N
T
E
D
from
life
or
N M O N D A T , NOYJEMBEE 25th, the Lnmber and Coal Business.
G
M
superior
advantages
over
others.
enlarged from Photographic pictures. Likenesses
1961, the undersigned will sell by public vendue,
HATE BEHOVED TO TUB LARGE AND COHTEKA B E A M C. BEOWIF,
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m
Persons deelrouq of viewing the above properties, will r i l H E C O U N T R Y
GENTLEMEN: warranted.
GAS BDSHIHG PABIiOB STOVES of every variety.
A GOOD BAEN.
on the premises, b i s Hotel Property i n West King be shown the same b y either of the undersigned asm
IBNT 8TOBB,
A S removed bis Plumbing and Gas
and see and Judge far yourselves, a t the Stove EmA WEEKLY JOtTaiTAl.
Street, i n the city of Lancaster, known as the *' SOBBBL. signees, residing in-Marietta.; ^osseaston-and good , |
PHOTOGiUPifScolored In Oil or Water Colors and Call
m
m
"Fitting EatabliBhment from the nortb-eaat to the C
porium,
late
Sprecher<kBro.
rttouched, In India' Ink, Sepia, and according to the
For t b e F a r m . t h e Garden, a n dt h e
n
a
Much h a s been written and published i n the HOS8E HOTgL," In thfl first square of the city. The: good, titles given on the first day of April, 1883,
nortn-weat corner of Eighth and Battonwood «ta.,
A. W . BUSSEL,
method-called "Tinting."
m
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Sale .to commence at 3 o'clocfcp. M., w h e n thrcondiPhiladelphia, where he wUl continue ths business with m
various agricultural journals upon the con-; property « a * l s U of a two-storied and attic Brick TAVFlreilde.
North
Queen
Street.
LATBLT
KSOWir
AS
i r O f l F T F P E S finished i n the highest style of tha
o m
w
8RH HOOBB, with a Urge basement, aa srten- Uons'will be made kuowu by the undersigned assignees.
renewed seal and Ingenuity. He would call especial
atraotion of barns, and so much importance do
art and at the lowestpoaslble prices.
"HBBB'B
STOBE,"
M
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B. F. HIESTAND,
attention to the Deep Well Pomp, which a child of ten w
n v a Back Balldlng.larKe.eommodioce, airy and
Volume XIX—January 1,1862.
N E W DINING-ROOM STOVE,
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w e attach to the subject that we feel inclined
fireproof SUbUng,"sufficient for one hundred
SIGNS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONpainted
at lower
3 6-U-60
JOHN K U K B .
Where they are now opening the most desirable stock of Tear* can readily operate in a well of 60 feet deep.—
:
entire new pattern aad the bast In the market.
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These Pnmpa ars made of brass, and not liable to get
to publish every article that w e oan fluid whibL Horses, and- the lot of ground belonging thereto, conTHE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN i s now aeVnowladged ratea than can b e bad any where else i n the c i t y and in An
DRr
GOODS
AT
GREAT
BARGAINS.
Call and sea before purchasing.
K H
be bant maner.
Inly a7-ly*-S6'
talnlngin front o n West King street, S8 feat and 9
ont of order ; m a r be Been In operation at tbe booses
contains an idea or suggestion calculated! to; lnobes,«adln depth S4&feet to a public alley, adjoin- Valuable P r o p e r t y a t Private Sale. to be the L u D n r o AoBicirLTiTaaL JODBKAL OP AMERICA.
ft^Ther
ars determined to eell at the lowest prices,
m
Y
At SPBECHEBS' OLD STAND,
of MOSBT*. Vfm. C. Sent, John Brock and Saml. HagarIt contains 16 pages i n each number— forming t w o
Hijj subscriber will offer at private sale, handsome
impress our readers with the great advantage; ing property of Doct. W. B. Fahnestock on the east, and
gee, near BbOfimakeirtown; and Col. Jacob 5. Baldeman,
A FKKD B TALLKY
oct 2-3m-45
North Quean Street.
N. B.—Conntrjr Produce taken In Exchange.
volumes per year, of 832 pages, and not too
in
the
Tillage
of
Eonderaburg,
East
Lampeter
twp.,
Harriabarg.' - tJ"P&rticalaxfl on application.
Ianre a page for convenient binding.
of a well-constructed and thoroughly ventilat- Hon A. 3 . fioherta o n the west. The yard Is large,
A
P
R
or E
CHAS.
E
.
"WBHTZ,
all that valuable and desirable property, situate at tha TEBHS—Two DOLLAKB PZK TEAK: with reduction to
with' access to It by wide alleys in front and back.
TAKE NOTICE!
He keeps constantly on hand the Tariona kinds of
T
nnd
m
ed barn. In the multitude of inventions none!
HENBY C. WENTZ,
1 3 * T h i s Hotel Is one of the best In the city for regu- east end of said Village, adjoining lands of Abm. I*fe> Clnba; = - , - - • ..
MARIETTA,
.PENNSYLVANIA.
H7DRADL1C BAMS, and parts of Bams, and Force and
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THOS. J . WENTZ.
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has been attempted for the purification of t h e lar business, having always had Its full share of cus- T*r. Col. Llgbtner and others, and containing about
A S o n h a n d a large a n d general
SPECIMEN NUMBERS are mailed gratultouely o n
Lift Pnmpa, and their sereral parts, to accommodate
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free air of heaven. Our only aim Bhoald h& tom, and for the several last years has been increasing
assortment of
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largely. Its proxiinUy t o I t t t o a Hall, (being the nearest more or less. Tbe lmprevemeata ara a large . two-atory
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BRICK DWKLLIBG HOUSE, with two-atory aWfk
JOISTS,
RAFTERS.
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to all who are Interested In Agricultural Improvement,
free from offensive and deleterious gases audi
Possession and an Indisputable title w i l l be given om brick kitchen attached; a summer kitchen, good. H i t or w h o would like t h e opportunity of examining its
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SHIHOLES,
aad LATHS.
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first
of
April
next.
Part
of
the
purchase
money
can.
barn and frame shop. There la a well of water, J g J L
odors a s possible. The following:upon the:
Planed White Pine for BhelTiug, Flooring and Celling,
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subscribing"
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remain on the premises.
• ? •= and also a cistern for rain water-near tha'door. -There
Shingle aud Plaster Lath, Pales, etc.; also.
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^ront t h l a T i m e u n t i l t h e c l o s e o f t h e
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Eale w i l l commence a t 6 o'cloca i n the evening of, are also a Tariety or FRUIT TRESS o n tha pramtaei—
Pine a n d Oak:Stuff,
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of the New Hampshire Journal of Agriculture :> said day.
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This la a desirable property. Tha land la In a high -. Address, -with y o u r .T
o w n -name, and those o f your
OOBSTA*TIT oir HASTI "-ABT> 'aawar/ TO o a n a a .
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state
of
eoiavaUoa,
and
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beautifully
located
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JACOB LEMAH.
One of the moat essential requisites for the
friends,
for
thla
purpose,
the
Publishers.
Also,
SASH,
DOORS,
SHUTTERS,
Plain
and
T.nlUsn.
pleasant Tillage.
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farmer i s a good and convenient barn; y e t
A V E now in store a large and exI 3 * 0 r d e r s attended to at t h . s h o r t . r t aotloe,aad d ^
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Persona wishing to view tha property w i l l please
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AiBAar, If. Y .
tensive assortment of sew and beaatlfnl styles
V a l u a b l e F a r m at Private Sale.
there are many different opinions i n regard to
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'Terwl at a a y point on t h . Railroad and Canal.
eall upon the subscriber, residing thereon, whan every
or WALL PAPBB, which have been earefolly selscted
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subscribers
will
offer
at
private
Information w i l t be given.
CHRISTIAN HESS.
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the best mode of constructing them, and act
THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST
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for the Spring Trads, and w i l l be sold at greatly rednsale a T a l u h l a farm, In Bart Hempfleld townahlp,
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FROM GBABFFS LANDING,
there oan be but one best way, i t would b e
BLACK H O B S B HOTEL,
c^2prlces. '
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Lancaatar county, on the public road leading from Colem
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FLHE OOLD PAPEBS.
NORTH
Q.UEEN
STSEET.
LANCASTER.
well, if possible, to ascertain what that best broot.FaiBac* to Laaeaater () onejuid a half miles from
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POSITIVE SALE.
To the Property formerly occupied b y Meaars. P
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PAPEBS,
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way is. This of course must depend in a great 8portikg Hill aad aaren mllaa nbrthwaat fromI*ancaa
GEO. H O H T I H Q , Proprietor.
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Long: A Nephew, on the opposite or south
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A t ELIA8 BAER & GO'S,
A V I N G removed from the National,
measure upon the use for which it is intended.! tar, two Jnltaa morthweat from, F « U n b u i « a d one and
SATIM PAPEBS.
at 1 o'clock: P . M.. to w i t : A Farm,
may lfrtf-25
tide of the.Conestoga,
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Opposite tha Court Bona
ahaUmUeanorUfroml-ajwliaTilla, the following real
to
the
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known
standi
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BLACK
QEOONDED PAPEBS,
A barn finished suitably for a professional man, estate, Ti«; A i r a c t o f llmeattualand eontalnlng '•
CONTAmtNGl 96 ACRES,
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UOKSE," lately oooapled b y BaoBBB- Joans, woald rer
BLANKS,
i n one or two parts, v i z : 60 ACRES w i t h good BUILDw
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w h o would keep only a horse and perhaps a
spectfully Inform his old frtsnde and the pablfe, that
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5 4 ACRES A N D 105 PBRCHES,
BORDERS,
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cow, would be quite unsuitable for a farmer, in a high itata of cnltiraUon, dirided Into flva flelda, ING, and 46 without, l a a high state of culUra- MNb
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tlon. ID oonneoiloa or a part of a first-rate "HILL • ! !
old customers end all interested, to their onperior
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their enatom. T h . h o u s . is l a r g . and commodlwho would keep thirty head of cattle, with adjoininglatrda of JacbbHabtr, John 8tetuaaa, Jacob PROPERTY of two ran of B o n a , and an e x c e l * ' J U 'TVHE undersigned invites attention to with
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MOULDINGS, DECORATIONS AND STATDES.
oos. Every attention w i l l be paid to the comfort of
~JL " th'etf large and well 'aroirn stock of
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the usual number of horses, sheep, &o. The Sbarer ttd otitri.-.Tlialt6proTam€ntaare a two-atory lent SAW HILL U% Acres therewith, wall improved;
visitors.
PATTON S
BHICKHO06B, w i t h kitchen, waah honaaaad aWfb aleb. a DOUBLE DWAXLI5G HOUSE, stable, & « ; a
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one horse barn might be clapboarded, painted shop altathad; t w o v a i l s of naTerfaUlog water B i i
CTJBTAIIT P A P E B S , flrst-rato stand for custom, mora particularly described BhnDB>.&e.vsinhraelaK a large add eomplete uaortmant - The stabling oonneeted with thle establishment Is
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to
any
In
the
city
of
Lancaster,
aad
aoae
bnt
a n d g H a e d i i i a s g o o d s t j l e W a n y d w e l l i n g : ) w n b p T m p a-a.t h «-^ o »„».. -aat t. h
U.t.a_n a a i & o i A a ii d J B P - i n handbills, and tha Saturday Express, for particulars of APPLSa, PEARS. FBaCBES, PLUMS, CQBBR1ES,
. ^a ^
On
Suitable for STEAM, Lues Bnaanra, BLACK SMITH and
l aour.i please oall on or address
and obliging ostlere smployed.
other la' the' barnyard,
and a cistern near tha
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nonse, while anoh.finish..woaldbe miioh too1 tha
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APBICOT8,'aad-£f£GTAitl&TE0('8taadard for the Or* attentive
F A U L T TJHB, b y tbe boat load or ton. Also, to their
mar 27
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a UuiTlng young orflhard,_wlth applw,peacLas,
a o 6-31*60
SAMUEL ERSST, Bart P. 0.
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ohard; and D m u f f o r t h . gard.D,
tight for a barn in whioh hay and grain in any; aloo
itockof
peara aad a nuiiJMr otTgrapa vinM al. the house; awlaA
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considerable quantity were to be preserved.—: aar bara, etraw abed, wagon ahed, corn crib, amoka V a l u a b l e R e a l Estate at Publio Bale. BIIOLIBH'WAIHIDTS.-SFANISHOHKBHBTS.HAZLKm
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One of the mo9t essential things for the farmer honsa, hog •ty,'aad allaaoasaary oatbnildlDgi.
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N T H U R S D A Y , tbe 28th day of BERRIES, la great Tariety.
MOH A
PHO PHATE
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PertoBs wiabing t o Tlow the premises will please
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who would hare handsome, thrifty stock, is to call
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NOVBMBER, 1661, in purauanca of aa order of
at tha premlaea.
Cords, Tassels, Fixtures, 4c.
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have his fodder Bweet aad kept in the best Poaaaaalon and a n lodlapatabla till* w i l l be giTtn on the orphans* Court of Lancaster County, wUl be sold at
WALNUT STREET, NEAR
WATER,
Q B A P E 8 , o f Choicest Bonds.
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public sale, at the Hill* the following real estate of
possible manner.
tha lat day or April. 18C3.
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invite
a
n
examination
of
oor
stock
at
onr
LAIfOABTBB, PBITNA.
1st and 2nd COM. BOARDS,
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daalrad ono half of tha purchase money can remain Samuel Johnson, late of tha borough of Marietta, dee'd. ASPARAGUS,
Warehouse,
No one oan expect that each load of hay forIfone
of
well-formed,
bnsby
1st
and
2nd
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PL/LNK,
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year on the premises.
CDLLIHQ BOAEP8.
Purpart, No. 1, A LABQE MERCHANT
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which he pats into his barn will be equally
SAMUEL BBSS, Jr.,
BABB BOARDS.
U L L , situate o a the Lancaster andHariettA
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well oared; daring the six weeks in whioh he
FREDERICK SES9,
Of every descriptloa on hand and mad.'
turnpike, l mile from the latter, place.:-Tata L
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CULURO FLAKrl,
THU DOB A PERMANENT GOOD
snltable for the Cemetery aad X e w n .
DASISL MILLER.
is employed in securing his hay, he will find no 13 21*51
•PBS,
CAMAHGO
to order. All work warranted. Bepairm i l l baa 4 run of burrs, capacity to niaka:8A--—,,
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lag promptly attended to.
bbls of floor during 34 hours during tha y e a r ^ H K ^
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the first pat In too green while the last will
DEOIDTJOTJB
T H B B 8 ,
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sad haa" exteuiWe water powaV being propilied b y
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P U B L I C SAXE.
HEMLOCK SCANTUNO
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
be too dry, and owing to unavoidable causes
big and little Chlquos Creak; and Is without doubt one Tor street plantlog, and a general assortment of
S A M U E L B . COX 6 CO.,
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AUD JOIST.
arising from showers and other things, he
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,N FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, of the best mills in Lancaster county. The' maehlnery
Are now opening a large and well-ae'eoted assortment w T H L
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will find bat very little, if any, of his hay io
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1861, the nnderslgned Assignees of Abraham l v a l l l n good condition end repair. The mill has a BpSES of choice Tarletles, CAMELLIAS, BEDDIKQ
of Carpeting, consisting of
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MECHANICS,
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FLOORING
BOARDS
vary
good
and
profitable
custom,:
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a
two-atory
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P B O E $46 P E B T O N
hare been properly oared when pat into his] Schock, w i l l sell at publio sale, on the premises i n
TLAHTS, Ac.
VELVET.
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Corner of Duke and Fine St. Lancaster, Pa.,
Hellam twp., York county, about 8 miles north of the brick DWELL.HU HOUdE, with kitchen attached.de*
barn. Now the question ought to be, how'borough
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Onr Stock Is remarkahly. thrifty and Dne, and w e
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PLASTEBTNQ LATHS,
BRUSSELS,
of York,, tha following real estate, vix- . A signed for the use of tbe miller; also a corn kiln for dryE
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constantly
on
hand
and.
manu
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this mass, thrown together, while eaoh load is tract of Land,
ing core attached to the mill, with stable and other offerlt at prices to suit the times.
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faotur. to order UARBJAGK8
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KsfCatalogoeamaUed t o a l l appllcsats.
BONE DU T AND LAND PLA TER FOR BALE
out-buildings.
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undergoing a different process of oure, can be
JVfaoi
THBEE-PLY,
CONTAINING 4 0 ACRES,
P A I L S A N D PICKETS, &o., &c,
_ -ERS DESCRIPTION, made of,
AOdress
EDWARD J. EVAHS S CO.,
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AMC M PATTON
INGRAIN.
made to afford the most nutriment. I have more or l e u . adjoining tha Susquehanna River, lands
OFEVEB
Also, A t the Bame time and plaoe, will be
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sap 85-gMs OraMaenuq a T o w i l M , York.Pa'
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SDPSBIOB,
of
Jacob
Harttier,
Jacob
White
.andotbers..
The
imsold
a
tract
of
Limestone
Land,
containing
no hesitation in Baying that a barn sufficientAU of which Is of the best quality, and w i l l be sold as
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worktma. •
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COTTAGE,
are a twe-aiory fraoa DWELUffQ Wm%
112 A C K E S ,
N o t i c e t o Sugar Cone G r o w e r s .
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ly large for a good sized farm, whioh is made provamenta
Having been engaged l a t h e Caxriaga inaklag - bosil o w aa can be purchased elsewhere.
DDTCB.
HOUSE, bank barn and other necessary oat- K 3 (more or leas,) with a two story DWELLING a W h
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tight by olapboarding, painting and glazing buildings. ThU tract Is k n o w n a s " Schock*. a H - HOUSE, kitchen, bant wagOavehed, tobaaea BjJ!|N entire new and improved Sugar iiess for some years, they feel coafideat that t h . work
VEHIT1AK,
Q - W e have the best Stock of POSTS and Torrs i B
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aad Molasses Boiler, for making Sorghum Saiar. made by them w i l l be found folly equal If aoteaperlot
HEMP,
the outside like & dwelling house, however Peach Orchard," and Is conaidared one of tha beat in house, grain kouae and other out-bnli dings J U L
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to any other made l a the ctate,either as;to style, work- the city of Lancaster, consisting; of
from the ]alce of t h . Chinese Soiar Cane.
BAQ
Haoe ree
above Th rd Ph ade ph a
many and large the ventilators may be in the the county. There la also a large variety of other fruit thereon created. Tbe land is i n a U g h state oriniprura- dlreotly
manship
or
qoaUtyof
materials,
aad
also
l
a
reasonaF
0
V LAR MER M D
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s
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,
representing
the
evaporator,-and
samples
of
and
LIST
this tract. Tha land h a s b e t a w a U U m a d , a a d i s ' l n meat and under good fences.
roof, 1B the very worst kind of a bam for the on
Term — S 25 per day
S a g a r a a d E y r a p c a n h e i e e a a t . A D A M B - BASS'S Ag- bleness of prlca They therefore lavite those In want
a good state of cultlTaUon, aad under excellent fences.
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Also, a t t h e aaate time and place, w i l l be eold tbe rlcaltnral Implement and Bert Warehouse, East King of Carriages, to give them a call before pnrehaslng LOCUST MORTICBD POSTS,
purpose of preserving hay and grain. Hay, About 6 acres of tbe above i s good Woodland.
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following Personal property:
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next door to Laae's Dry Goods Store, w h o w t l l elsewhere.
CHESTNUT MORTICED POSTS,
in order to be well preserved, should always Persons desirous of viewing t h e pMBtaee, w i l l call % Shares of Marietta ft Lancaster turnpike road steak. street,
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Cu
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of
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The
following
PBEaHUUS
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awarded
to
this
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Columbia Bank
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be aocessible to fresh air, especially if it is in iresiding
BOARD FENCE POSTS,
Prsmlnm by the Lancaster Connty
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Persons wishing to porchas. State or County Bights establishment:—A
TABLK
AND
FLOOR
OIL
CLOTHS,
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Co.
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Fair
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for
BEST
SULKY;
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large quantities, and in order for that, the tbe Information daalrad. Pceaeeatoa and good title
will plesseaddrass the subscriber.
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- • Marietta, Balnbridge "Falmouth and
Silver Medal for the BEST SHIFTING-TOP BOOGY.— AHD A VABIETT OP CHB8HDT KAILS AJfD OTHEB
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D r u g g e t a , XLisgs, S l a t s , H a s s o e l c s , dee
body of a barn should be covered with boards,; given on tha 1st day of April, 1863.
W . J . WHITNEY, '
A SUvar Medal b y the Historical, Agxlenltoxal and
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Portsmouth *oad Company
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FBNCINO
MATERIAL.
Bala
to
commence
at
3
o'clock
p
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M.,
when
the
terms
Sole
proprietor
for
the
State
of
Pennsylranla.
jointed if not planed, and nailed on "perpenliechauleal Instltnta.la Jane, 1859; and also b y the
Ka^Baving a bnysr In ths Philadelphia and Hew
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Busquahaaaa ateam tow boat Company "
Assignees.
JollMm.33
raetoryrllle W y o m l m j C o , Pa. Fulton Institute, l a November, 1809, for BEST SHIFTTork markets continually, onr facilities for obtaining
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dicularly, leaving the joints so that: in a dry will be made known b y the undersigned
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Sale to commence at 13 o'clock, M , w h a n attendance
B. F . HIBSTAHP,
1NG-TOP BOGGY end TROTTING BOGGY.
the bast and most desirable styles of goods a r . nneY O
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will be given and terms made known b y th* undertime they will be open at least one eighthof no e-ts-60
JOHff KLIfeTE.
SWAK, HOTEL,
' EfvpscsoaswaatingearrlagMcaaselectfromFIFTl
qaallsd by any other hoase l a the city.
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JOHH W . CLARK,
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an inch. This will secure to the hay, how-.
STYLES, all In one l o o m
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CENTRE SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA. DIFFERENT
LUMP AST) GEOUBD PLASTEE,
ever large the quantity, a good supply of Public Sale o f V a l u a b l e R e a l Estate.
All work: manufactured at this establishment lswarm
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Camargo M a n u f a c t u r i n g C o m p a n y ,
Admlniitraton of Samuel Johnson, deo'd.
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sweet, fresh air, the benefit of whiah will be
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N THURSDAY, 21st of NOVEMK^RecoUeet that w e have remoTed to tbe sooth end
SAMUEL B. COX,
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readily seen by the slick hair And bright eyes
_; f o r a s hie old costomare and the public generally
BKB.iaai, w i l l b e aold on the premlaea i n Wast
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J . G. HESS.
of the Bridge, where w e w i l l be pleased to see our old
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of the cattle; bnt hay which In any large JJouegal t w p , Lancaster county, Pa., one mile wast of HOVEHBKR,
b a > a s t a k e n t h e a b o T a boose,.formerly kent br
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Donegal
House,
Centra
3q.uar*,in
tha
borough
or
Jlafriends
and
customers.
and fronting on the Harrisburg aad
Mrs, EosUia Habley aad Edward 8 . Hnbley, where he is C A R R I A G E M A N U F A C T O R Y
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quantity is kept In a tight barn; will become Elixabathtowa,
HEHRY QU LLM N
rietta, tbe following real aetata also of aald,dec*d.
Lant«st«r turnpike, to wit:
prspared to aeeommodata .those who may faror him
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OHN BOYEB
ALTICK & McQINNIS,
Pnrpart, N o . 3/oonaUtlDg of r two-atory with" their custom l a a satisfactory, manner. The BARNo. 1, A desirable Homestead and good
the cattle, and the only reason why they will tract
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brick DWELLIMG HoTOaV witfca wmab-houa*'
* I A B l * B K D p i H a a n a STABLlSa will b e crefnlW
of Land, '•
OFFICE IH LAHCASTEB, AS USUAL,
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eat it is because they can get nothing better.
thereto attached, with t h e lot not -ground -oa^
CONTAINING 28 ACRES,
B e respMtfnlly solicits the patronage of the public
DEALER
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B a i f Orange St., second door from
North
The roof arid eaving of a barn should be well more or lees, w i t h t h e Improvements thereon, consis- which the aaldbuOdina^an etmtrttAttaatce
jam'far
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Front street and n o w U ocaropaAcy c l Samaalr
finished and made tight, while in Ihe covering; ting of a two-storied-HOUSE, bank barn and
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vided into convenient'Balds with fruit trees,r ^ E B P constantly on hand, and manu- Ian so
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the preservation of the hay and grain, as well and i s well watered.
,. t , w i t b a sideling^ thereto attached l a the fiont, and a
Canal Wharf on tka rear, eitaala lnaald borough. This
I V ; tictare to order CAEBIAQBS of *mj daterlpAm
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aa to the convenience of the stalls,
N o . 2 , I s a trapV o f P a s t u r e L a n d , c o n t a i n - property. la v « y deeUatye fa«? lumber aad coal waresVCHrTBICE, SPICSS of all hinds.. HAOKREEL.
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frosting o a Mid. taraplke, n i t a b l a for building lota, .,: PnriarL No. * ff,":consisting'',of a" two-atory
Jast received and for sale, waolesala and retail, b y
H»Tlnx beoa «itaiuiTaly engaged i n t h t
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aad Is alaq valuable for grailngand dairy parpoaee. t h e brick DWELLIHO HOUSE, with i l t e b s n t b a r a ^ M k
uboTcboilawa formwiy j t w i j t J i t j * ! * .
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confldtnt tnat ths worft~ttiriaMu6iit b y t h i m w i l l b«
atUnUoa of Drovars la eepaciaUy Invited.
.; to atuehedrarso a fi». stable and other bat.aolS-tf-dl
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How LONO SHOULD Cows GO DBT?—In answer
boildtngs.' The let la aboat 60 fast la front a a « V _ _
T O B AOOO
county,-aitb'M at" regardi' 8TYLB, WOsKKHA^BHtP,
- WX ATrTTWEH & H B H A I i D
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to thifl qnestion, a oozrespondent of the noS-St-CO.
tjaalltV of m a t w U l i orprice.' Thtlr'itock of n i w and
THE CELEBRATED
JOHH. KELLY.
W NJdS a n d L QTJOES
a m
Cralr. Square, and u a very dMliablerasUeac.. -•
B t e a ^ Job and Card Printing Office. utwondluuid'is^uziigas lfl tbe moatextenBlr» In th»
FLATBD WARE AND JEWELRY
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Ohio Farmer farnUhea the following sensible
S a l . to commence at 6 o'clock, P . 1L, w h e a aticaC
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N "SATURDAY, the 5 3 d . aay of undersigned. apply to all OOWB alike, he adds:
inlees btfore pnwhasloji «li*wh*ra. AU work manaROTAHY^CAED.CUTTEES,
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• 8OI0N OKOH,,- - : ' ^m^sVKs
NOVEMBER, ISM, i n pursuance of anajlaiTo"
COT o Cen re Square and B" Queen S
oHer
nf ,a,ji nraliemai*
«Vta*^ ot.
air Eaaeaater
EssUftsut» eonakr;
Mnntw-iW*II
1.*'. AdnUnUtratorsof8amaal^oaaaba;dee?d.' - togethsr-'wlth a large aasortmsnt of CARDS—PLAIN iactar»sd at this ettabUabment warranted. Futfcnlar
Orpaaas* <Ieazt
w i l l fee'-sold
nttenUo'n paid to all kinds of-repairing.
. " ^ ^ ^ ^ t ^ ' w W s i m l i n e d t o t a f e e w i i aott the
FOR THE KAP D CURE OF
aad
COLOBBDjwe
a
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now
prepared
to
print
cards
of
oct 30
ts-tf •
pafcUe
sale," at the l e i . i e t f•d . n o . ot b o c k
Passoiore,
The
Best
Coal
BratlolU
to
this
Market
for
Range,
inMteeaUrat'tar'-'
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' DANIBI, A. ALTICK,
& t ^ d > e milked n p to within two weeksof dee'd, l a 8sBsh*iT WT^-khe toUowlal n i l aatase-lale
evary*8IZI
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with
t h e i r , AND COLOR for all w h o m a y favor u s
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P U B L I C BALE.
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oaiTtog,andhaTe both cow and calf M U t e : t h . jdW, U« t8rs«B*sai^«!T* al i ' a l t < > l r I t : ^
LANCASTER F A
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: -' :"» T'"
n a ! ! - l a a g e , AT THE LOWEST BATES.
ang at-iy^a
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Store, OJIee or Patter
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puTsuanos of an; order of the Or- atftiladsll
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ten«4 while milking, required fromfourtortx booadel Sr'Iasall'oi'leaa Hjata, CarteUsa Banimj Administrator
,*T^UE Original Poquea Lime constantlv
of flatb. P . tfpaaear, lata of LaacaatsrW
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% on hand at the Ulna of tha sabscribsr. • All ot.
twp., dae'd., wUl ttpoe. t o public. sale, oaTB1DAYJ
BD CAL A D V C E g ven gra
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preTioua W Joha DleUaaea'aaa JivM staox. cvatalaUasI'"'
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t h . t l d day of B O y W r e a ^ l s S f a t CoopVrt BotaLlal _ _ J . 3 s * ™ t B . B M s , Hairand QaarUr Bbls. Also Her- ders left at Cooper*a Hotel, Lanoastisr, w i l l be prompt!?
NORTH PRINOK ST.
calving, otherwise the.calf was amaU asid not1 more or.lees.aa waltkto'araetad4 J>WlCUs?&
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EOUBB. a Jaiaa iaxa, a saUlh shan«.Uaia
KJ-The subscriber, havlag the exeloslva salaof tha
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P A E N PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
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J a s i raeaivedaad'fbr salt by . JOHS D . BKILSS,
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above well known eoal, ia this dry. Is now ready,to
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best'oaantr of ^bOD*' BDBHT Hire, at his
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h u u anting tne annuner, after oawfnlly.-imj ^^J U Ai?? r *«*«"aSaa. ^ ^ " , ^ ™ "
i 3 " * \ large assortment of coal of aU kinds always o a
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Ordera left atfiprsehar'sHotel, la taa eltj of Laaeas
aataB4»4B.. .:•:••••••
Ada^alstrator.
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FOB SA B OB BENT
A HK B T H L
'--«""•'"'uasalfjriaala, wholsaaje aad retail,at
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FALL
GOODS,
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
THE OLD STAND !!
SAW
S P A R i X L I B T G r
SODA W A T E R ,
MILL
LUMBER AND COAL YARD.
H E I T S H U ' S ,
STOVES I STOTESIl
At GEO. MAYBH'S Old Hardware
and Iron Store,
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FLANNELS.
LANCASTER COUNTY EARMS.
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MEN'S
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STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!!!
STOYE DEPOT,
P
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WEAK.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
T H O S . W , E V A N S & CO.
NVITE attention to their LARGE,
I
Sarsaparilla
B,
T H O S . 3. D Y 8 A E T ,
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GEO. CALDER & CO.
S
H B M O V S S D
Warehouse, Coal and Lumber Yard,
O
Street,
H
GEO. W. MEHAI-FKT,
LUMBER
MEECHANT
H
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KIN&
Wall P a p e r s !
"Wall Papers!
THE CAMABGO
MANUFACTUBING COMPANY
HAW BOWES
OXTT T O A 3DIJST
H
UHION WRITING PAPER
UNION ENVELOPES,
TREES! TREES!! TREES!!!
JAMES M PATTON
H
BROWN
WHARF
A
STOCK OF COAL,
FIRE-BOARD PRINTS.
H. M. WHITE & SOH,
COACH
Q
STREET
MAKE RS,
Transparent
Window
Shades,
'LUMBER,
AMMONIATED PHOSPIIATIC
GUANO!
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EVERGREENS,
NO. 2 0 EAST KINO ST.
CABEIAGES
TZBIl
A
NATIONAL
OAR P E T S.
White, Checkered and Cocoa Hatting,
HOTEL
T
Gronnd linn, and Ashton Salt,
- ~ E N B T S.;8HENK respeotfullvin-
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Extensive
HATCH & CO
Carriage Manufactory.
WATCHES
CLOCKS
C O L L I E R Y COAL. SPECTACLES SILVERWARE
GOAL..
iXm^tmSS^o'.
ELLMAKER'S
1,2and8 MACK-
SUPBBIOR PEQUEA LIME
. FOB-SAW.'
"^HE subsoiioer continnea io sell the
GRAIN
PRODUCE
H O W A E D ASSOCIATIOBT
PHILADELPHIA
Either by the Boatload or Ton.
F r
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_ kega>nd e na of he bo> Q u y
' Ae^nsstsiib^os'Saeak.
nlMH
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
YARD,
BUSHEIi8 PBS!E-YliUHN.
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FLOUB
Lancaster Colliery White Ash
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Mrlvw-tUoktlieBlea, hamiwiU keep »!
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