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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-01

Judging from the .anticipatory comments of
several Of the English papers, the President
Emancipation Proclamation will fail Of accom-.
plishing any purpose in Great Britain whilst
the Conservative Northern papers say tbatl
has not had the effect contemplated BY its
friends in New England, New York, Pennsv}.
yania, and the West. ltwas shrewdly remark.
ed by Union paper in Maryland, few DAYS
ago, that the PRESIDENT answer to the Chica.
go delegation, was the best argument yet made
against the policy and expediency Of the Pro.
clamation, and al the National lntelligencers
reasoning against it remains unanswered and
unanswerable BY the Republican Journals.
Heavy firing was heard this morning to the
west Of this place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-01

The news paper lies, and sensation street re-
Dprts and runors: after eighteen months expo
rience, are beginning to have their proper et-
feet, Army correspondents letters are read
now With 30 faith il their contents, and the
statements Of ''reliable gentlemen upon the
authority Of letters from t.ter friends, and con-
yersations with other friends, are entirely dis
regarded. 4 sensation report is received
with g. smile. and ''I an credibly informed
meets With 30 encouragement. A tale, now,
with no probability Oh its face, has % curren-
ey, and is soon laughed ST. People are chary
Of circulating any stories, lest they may be
cjassed with The dissenjnators Of bogus news
It will all come right at last. Truth Is power
i'll and VII prevail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-01

or Of Rebel intrig1os, which has not yet been
made public.
F1RE,-'The alarm Of ire this afternoon was
caused BY the partial burning of the root and
upper portion Of two frame houses, situated on
King street, near Alfred, belonging to John Il.
Henderson, esq. The house in which the lire
orieinated was occupied By J. L. Brandt as
pie and cake bakery; the one adjoining is oc-
cupied by Frederick Paff, boot and shoe ma
kec, Mr.. Brandt was at. work in the bake
house, and s1pposes that spark from the FUR
mace set fire between the caves and root OF MS
building. The Friendship engine was soon On
tI1e ground, and to the interchangeable efforts OF
it's members maybe attributed the saving Of
this, and probably much more valuable prop
erty
Tie Baltimore American, speaking Of the
late Peace Commissioners news, . says, it be-
lieYes il was deliberately manufactured as a
sensation item, IN the absence Of anything else
By which to permit display Of head lines and
capitals But this mode Of getting Zip news is
Of late becoming 100 common. 1t is dis
grace to the press. and should be frovned down
in every quarter.
CAr.-Herbert Bryant, Sergeant Major
Of the 18th Virginia Regiment, was wounded
at the battle Of South Mountain, aud taken
prisoner, and is now Oh parole at his mothers
residence. in Washington he is recovering
from his wound Col NJ. D. Corse, Of this city,
was also wounded in the hip st the same bat
tie: but continued to discharge his duties We
understand that Mr.. j. Newton Harper, of
this city, Who has been beyond The Federal
lines for some time past was recently taken
prisoner BY Federal scouting party, aud is at
one Of the Headquarters below this city.-The
residence Of Mr. .. I. Hooe, on King street,
has been taken possession Of By the military
authorities here--1Eae former Provost Mar
shaL's Office, at the corner Of King and Column
s]71s streets, is now occupied a. 'G1arters' for
contrala11ds.
The Washington Republican says, If the
Uontelerates ranaain and make VI inciester the
base q their operations, ~ it is supposed by
sono they will, lock cat before many days for
soma pretty hard tghting'
1t is proper 10 state that at a German Meet
Ing in Philadelphia, the reasons which the n.
\. Tribune afirns are given by Gen. Sigel for
asking 70 be released Of his command, we're
pronounced 70 be fictitious.
Mr.. IlD1by has the broad patent from the u.
= Tor the revolving towers Tor land aud water
fori6oatsoos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-01

vest Of this place
The Results of 3 Reconnaissance.
NEAR CENTREvILLE, Sept. 26-Genera
Stahl still makes his headquarters at Centre
Vile, and has abundance of work for the force
at his disposal The whole country about here,
as far as our scouts have been is filed with
small parties Of guerillas and scouts Of the
Confederates, who are not untrequently quite
bold IN their operations. Only yesterday q
squad Of Confederate cavalry came within the
Federal lines, and fired upon superior picket
force composed Of infantry.
The expedition, under Col. Boobbeck, no
tjced as having gone out from here, IN a pre-:
yiols letter. returned last night, bringing
SQUAD Of about twenty prisoners----one- halt reg
utar Confederate soldiers, from North Carol-
Ma, belonging to Longstreet' Corps, who we're
left at Catlett's Station as guard over Goy-
eminent property we were forced to leave there
some three weeks ago, and the remainder con-
scripts who have seen no service The Lieu,
tenant in command at Catlett's Station would
have been captured but for the habit some en-
gineers have of making as much noise as posi-
BILE when in the vicinity OF the enemy; 70
frighteu the enemy away.
BY orders from the State Department at
Washington, Judge Carmichael, Of Maryland,
a political prisoner at Fort Lafayette, was OH
Monday removed to Fort Delaware, there beng
other charges Of misprjSon Of treason and also
Of constructive treason pending against HIM.
An explosion took place at Columbus, n.y.
on September 10Th, which destroyed large
amount Of ordnance, and caused stampede Oh
the citizens. No lives were lost. The proper
ty destroyed is estimated at $500, 600.
Several keepers of restaurants in Washing
ton were arrested yesterday by the proVost
naarshal's guard and lodged in the Old Captol
prison. The charge against the prisoners IS
that they have violated the military ortef ~
hibiting the sale Of intoxicating liquors
The English steamer Petshof: With carsV
of thirteen hundred bales ofcotton, has aril'e"
at Halifax short Of coal She is supposed ~
have run the blockade
The statement that regiments raised express
" for Gen. SigeI had not been given 70 l'i'n ~
confirmed hy the testimony Of the toYe yer,
of six States-Covernors Yates, Tod, o'a'''
Kirkwood, Aulrev and Sprague. -
The new opposition party Ia Aassa'u" = 10
includes some Of the Gblest and best men o. ~. w.
State, out Of all the old political pariles' WIN
out exception. o;no.
The London Times charges the e1la's''pS 20,
tiooists With wishing to bring about Ca"np .;,n
uassacres, and denounces the proclaD'"''
vigorously il advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-01

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It IS observed That those Commanders %
both SIDES 10 The present. war, "ho nave con
Quoted IT, SIS tar as thcy were concerned, On tfle
most humane principles, and most III accord
anca with civilized and Christian rules, have
won for themselves, with ali rejecting an CON
aidorate persons, the most credit and honor,
and are likely to secure the most enduring rep
utation and fame This result history attests
has tol.wed al wars ii all countries, and 1t is
:7rad;tabie 80 human nature thai 1t Is So. NO
how st,z,<, roa h. their faaEnrs IN relation &,
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did not move Oh The CONTEMPORARIES ana crush
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-01
The Boston Advertiser (Republican) con
/. f3na Q q

The Boston Advertiser (Republican) con-
tends that the Presidents proclamation has
secret history, which for the present can prob
ablv he arrived st only by conjecture. The
editor saws: ':There seems to be probability in
the s,1rmise, that some unexpected occurrence
in our foreign relations may have placed the
matter ia such Light IS 70 satisfy the Presl-
dent that declaration Of policy Of this sort
was necessary It is difficult to see, in fact,
from what quarter such powerful influence
could have come leaving 50 little trace OF its
origin, unless it came from abroad and was con-
neeted with some discovery Of European policy
or Of Rebel intrig71es, which has not yet been
made nnhlic -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-13
The War Spirit.

Among the eommendable features in
this war is the spirit manifested by the
young men between the ages of sixteen
and twenty-one. Although surrounded by
the foul miasma of bigoted partizanship,
the noble example these young men have
set-tor there is not one in hundred who
IS not only willing but anxious to shoulder
a musket in defence of his country-is
worthy of all praise, and affords at least
some evidence that the great principles for
which our forefathers contended are still
cherished by those who are not yet contain
mated with the infamous doctrines of State
rights, non coercion, and other heresies
taught by the authors of this rebellion
while leading the so-called democratic par
ty, and blindly re-echoed by the sycophan-
tic Office hunters of the North. With such
young men growing up as citizens, the race
of Tories will disappear with the present
sympathizers, who will sink down into an
ignominy as deep as ever Hessian did in
the revolution. All homer to the boys here
and elsewhere.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-13

The intelligence from Europe, says the
Press, principally consists of rumors, with
the significant fact that not England and
France alone, but all the leading Powers
are increasing, improving, and eonsolida-
ting their means Of attack and defence by
sea and land. Bankruptcy in Austria dis
affection in Prussia, revolution in Russia
and apprehension in Turkey, with ceaseless
and costly preparation in England and
France, to say nothing of the pains taken
by Victor Emmanuel to place Italy in a
condition for immediate warfare, combine
to show a condition of affairs in Europe
which the slightest occurrence may rouse
into conhagration, just as single spark
may cause the burning of great city. If
we might venture upon an opinion, out of
SO much confusion and obscurity, it is that
the blow which may resolve all these ele-
ments into War will probably be struck by
Garibald; He had sworn that Venetia
shall constitute part OF the Kingdoms cap
ital, and he is the man to fulfill his prom
ise. He has cast down his glove as a
challenge to Napoleon, whom he openly
distrusts and denounces. At this moment,
a decidedly warlike advance by Garibaldi
would speedily lead to general war. Eu-
rope would be too busy to intermeddle with
our affairs Uuder any circumstance Eu-
rope will scarcely dare to make the attempt
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-13

saA Among the wounded in the recent
battle, our readers will regret to see the
name OF Major J. A. Matthews, who lost an
arm
narThe railroad from Lewistown station
towards Bellefonte we learn will be located
through Water street, crossing the river
above the bridge.
We move that an order be issued
directing commanding generals to refuse
all designations from officers except for ac-
tual disability We cannot, for the life OF
us, see why an officer should have the priv
ilege of resigning-especially among vol
unteers-while the private cannot. If in
competent, make him go into the ranks and
shoulder a musket Besides, the man who
now leaves the army, without good cause,
is either a coward or traitor.
pg-T The editors of the Harrisburg Union
the Lewistown Democrats Bible-were
arrested last week by the United States au-
thorities for putting out false handbill
calling a meeting of colored men at Har-
risburg to be addressed by Lane of Kansas,
and stating that they would be received
into the service the same as white men, &c.
1t was regarded as an attempt to prevent
enlistments and melting to riot, and these
patent democrats were accordingly placed
in prison. They were Thos. c. Mcdowell,
Barrett, Foster, and U. j. Jones.
na.The Lewistown Democrat must have
particular spite at Rudisill & Shimp,
James Burns, Spangler, N. Frank, Jones,
and others in this county, who have been
engaged in furnishing the government with
caps, horses, &C., as it last week again de-
voted more than a column to frauds, &c. by
contractors The readers of that paper
will remember that a rather tall charge for
services of some 100000 was warmly de-
.taaIded by that sheet, and unless it means
the above parties in its present charges, we
cannot even guess who it does mean.
B9A. X. Mcclure of Chambersburg
gave check for $500 to a company of
volunteers from that place. This puts
small subscriptions rather in the shade.
s@L Mostof the offices along the Juniata
have lost hands by the war fever, and the
jour who writes to US for situation can
hardly fail in securing sit. at Miffiintown,
Huntingdon, Hollidaysburg, &c.
About dozen Baltimore sneaks who
were leaving to escape draft, were arres-
ted at Williamsport on Saturday and turn
ed back. A Canada paper calls for six
groans for the sneaking towards who have
already arrived there.
B9~ Some boys gave the junior editor of
the Belletonte Watchman bit cf "ba-
ting" last week for his secession sympathies
He has since been arrested for preventing
enlistments. Truly, We have strange
"democrats" nowadays-men who use that
good old name to cover both toryism and
treason.
neA Many of the 8th of January demo-
Gratis in Indiana have been caught up as
traitors. Some 4th of July democrats in
this State had better look out.
H@lCobb's saint of the Democrat has a
good deal to say about "certain sect" In
his new reading of certain good book did
he ever come across a passage speaking of
one who went where be was paid best.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-13
Kishacoquillas Seminary,
AND
NORMAL INSTITUTE.

VENIIE third Session Of this Institution will
I commence April "a, 1862.
Encouraged by the liberal patronage receiv-
ed during the previous Session, the proprietor
has been induced to reft the buildings and
grounds TO render them most comfortable and
convenient for students.
lie has also secured the assistance of Rev
S. Mcdonald, formerly tutor of Princeton
University, and well known in this part of
the country as an able scholar and devoted
Christian. A competent music teacher has
also been engaged.
mh26 S. Z. SHARP, Principal.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-13
Died.

On Saturday evening, in Derry township,
FANNY, daughter of Joseph Brewer, aged
about Is years.
On the morning of the 18th inst, in Brown
township, Mrs. MARY KEEVER, daughter
of Rev. Mr.. Johnston, aged about 70 years.
In YeagertOwn, July 28th, 1862, SADIE,
aged | month and 26 days, and on the Both,
HADDIE, aged l month and % days, infant
daughters of Daniel c. and Nancy Jane Mat,
ter.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-13
Notices of New Advertisements.

r. W. Patton has appointed VIM. Rus
sell, Esq, to act as Treasurer during his
absence.
-Limeburners Coal for sale by W. B. Nc
Atee & Son.
Geo. W. Soult is raising company for
the celebrated Rife Bucktail Brigade.
Cigars, Tobacco, &C., at E. Frysinger's.
Railroad Instalment-List of Letters.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-13
Married.

at the Lutheran parsonage in Yeagertown,
on the 7th inst, by FcV. D. S. Truckenmiller,
JAMES c. WRAY, q Darphin county, Pa,
to Miss LAVINA WEiAND, of Snyder CO.
At the same time and place and by the
same, JACOB REED, of Siglerville, to Miss
ELIZABETH YETTER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-13
BUok-TATT
Rifle Bri

&'A3%s.. The brilliant services of the
Eg 3ITENA Bucktail Rifles" of Pennsyl
SWS@AsA %vania have induced the War
SSaA ss&.@ Department to request the Gov
ernor OF Pennsylvania to organize a full
brigade, to bear the same name and wear the
same badge as the old regiment
The undersigned has been authorized to
recruit company for this already celebrated
corps in Mittiin county, and offers the follow,
ing inducements:
So Enlistment Fee
(Sl3) One months Advance Paw.
and the subjoined bounties:
S25 U. States Bounty in Cash;
Probably County Bounty;
$75 q States Bounty at end Of war,
and pay, clothing and rations from date
of muster.
Rally for the Bucktails, and let Mifiin
county be represented in the Rife Brigade.
Rally soon. for the time for volunteering
will soon close.
ssa- Recruiting Office, East Market street.
Lewistown, next door to Mary Marks drug
store. GEO. w. SOULT
apgl3 Recruiting Officer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-13

Rg-Col. 7. f. Mccoy, having received
his appointment as commander of the 107th,
has left for the seat of war.
p@Some of the newspapers call draft
disgrace. So far from being so, it is the
fairest and most democratic of military
measures, because the chances of all are
then alike.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-13

s@- Years ago, in politics, the southern
democracy and Garrison, Wendell Philips
and other extreme abolitionists acted so
that extremes met. This anomoly still
continues, the Jef Davis democracy and
Phillips being evidently bent ON the same
end.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-08-13
PEOPLES
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The citizens of Miffiin County who are
in favor of giving the National and State
Governments firm and unequivocal sup
port in their patriotic efforts to crush the
Infamous rebellion of Davis, Breckenridge,
Cobb, Floyd, Thompson and their cut
throats, are invited to meet at the usual
places in their respective townships and
boroughs, on
SATURDAY, August %, 1862,
between the hours of one and four O'Clock
p. m, and elect TWO DELEGATES
from each district to meet in county con-
vention in Lewistown on Tuesday, August
Goth. By order of County Committee,
GEORGE FRYsINGER, Chairman.
iewistown, August 6, 1862.
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N @ T I c. E /!

During my absence, have authorized
VIM. Russell, Esq, to transact all business
pertaining to the Treasurer's Office, to
whom Collectors will make payments and
holders present orders.
Geo. ". Patton, Jr., will continue the
watch, clock and jewelry business, at the
old stand. r. w. PATTON.
Lewistown, August Is, 1S62-3m.
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81 per annum In adVance---$L5O at end of six
mOnths-..S2 at end Of year.

Papers sent out Of the County must be paid Tor IN
advance.
We also set limit in Min1n county beyond which
we intend in future shall owe for subscription.
Those receiving the paper with this paragraph marked
will therefore know that they under our rule
If payment is not made within month thereafter
we shall discontinue all such.