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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08
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REPRESENTATIVES,

REPRESENTATIVES,
Union men ii Roaan D,uacrat- IL tall
Adds ~ COUNTY.
Bris'ol ~ Il Dln,hee.
Cornwall, Nctpr Wright,
Grandyle. Rufus NJ Hubbard.
Hancock. Robert. 1lanin.
Leicester. John & ljniInck.
Lincoln, George Il Pope.
Midllcbnry. W II Parker.
New Haven Henry q Hunt,
Salisbury, G W Burrows.
We, bride, Samuel + Cooke.
Whiting, / q Wright.
CALEDONIA CouNrr.
Danyille. VIA ! .Staafon
lIardwick. Chatle. Smith.
Lyndon, NJ & Henderson.
Sheffield, j + hg0iis
st. Jolmsbury. Go. u Ballard.
Walden John ! Stevens.
Waterford, r X Carpenter.
CnIrTEspEx CoCSrr
Bolton, X j Morse.
Burlington, Villa 40 G. Shaw.
Charlotte, II II Newell.
Colchester. A & Brownell,
Essex. + II Macomber.
IIinesbnrg, John Il Miles.
Huntington. j. i .Judson.
jericho. Edgar II Lane.
Milton, George Ashley.
Richmond, Robert Tower.
Shclburnc, j. Root.
81. George Edward Islam.
lndefhill. Martin Wires.
Wesiford, John ii Wood ward.
Willisiou, William Miller.
Essex CoUNTY.
Brighton. A + Woodman.
Brunswick, ID II Shon.
Concord, Levi Howe
Grady, samuel Dudley.
Gaidhall, VIM II Meacham.
Luneuburg. VIM SeUell.
Maidstone. II X FolIaDsby.
FRAsgLIS lOTATr.
Bakersfield, v G wilson
Eno.bprgh. Homer u Smith.
Fairfax. Ansoo S'snle.
FauGsld, u Bradiey.
Fletcher. A h Parker.
Franklin. John Z C,,leord.
Georgia, Hiram II lla'e.
Ilighgaie, y 5 I,ixlord.
Sheldon, + II Marsh.
g. Albans, Worlhingion G Saith.
SssihoB. Drnisou Dorman.
GRAsD lsLE CoUxrY
Aiburgb, II i Kinsley.
LAa0lzLE IOuxfs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

Ieir names.
Paid Communication.
Asa K Kinnie, Rupert.
Henry Holden, Sunderland,
Aaron Farnham, Arlington,
Henry G Sykes, Rupert,
James II Stevens, ianlgrove,
Enos Garfield, Arlington.
Mark Beuily, Manchester,
Crawford Amidon, Wiuhall,
sewel S Taylor, Manchester,
Wm 4 slade, Wiuhan.
David Snyder, Ssndgate.
phiIe,us louleu. Rupert.
Ralph Bently, Manchester,
William u Simonds, Peru,
Joel Wyman, SYNDICATE,
John @ Batchelder, Landgroye,
Josiah 4 Whitney, Peru,
Henry Bundy, Manchester,
Shubael Barber, Rupert,
Dexter b Boom, Manchester,
Byron Danfurih, Rupert,
Frederick " Gray, Manchester,
Lyman b Graves, Arlington,
Theodore swim, Manchester,
james X B4tchel,lcr, Peru,
David Wilson, Manchester,
Myrou Benson, Ninhail,
Joseph Morse, Dorset,
Oscar Blolgelt, WiHhail,
Fern tndo West. Arlington.
Edward q Bacon, Sunderland,
Joseph NJ HarBood, Rupert,
James T Black, Manchester,
Silas Bently. Sandga,e.
Rufus II Conant, Rupert,
Albert + Burton. Rupert,
Egbert Is Smith, Manchester,
Joseph W Webb, Arlington,
Elisha L Hamilton, sandgate,
llartlani A Judson. Sunderland,
Frederick } Moore, Landgroye,
George II Phelps, Rupert,
Joseph G Barton, Landgroye,
Herbert { Woodward, Landgroye,
james NJ stollard, Arlington,
Jonas W lluniing, Winball,
Warren Russell, Arlington,
Augustus Munson, Manchester,
Henry o Moore, Rupert,
Seth T. Walker, Peru,
John Richards, saudga;e,
Alberi D Kimhall, Manchester,
Edward z sheldon, Rupert,
Henry Davenport. Sunderland.
Furnished Subsiffaf@.
John Armstrong, Dorset,
Geo i Kellogg. dorset.
Daniel c Risdoa, Dorset,
John Hac,or. Dorset,
Chas Il Buck, "a, Arlington
Orr 81 years n age, aHf siarried.
Geo @ Parker, Landgroye,
EbeBezer Reed, Dorset.
Frederick 4 Benedict. Manchester.
james kafier, Arlington,
A Perry Chapman, Dorset.
Laeius Hs1leion. Sunderland,
Francis Perkins, Arlington.
Charles W Phelps, Dorset.
Henry Moaa', Sunderland,
Abram " smith, SYNDICATE,
Egyal Jones, Dorset,
Roswell Mallory, Manchester,
Patrick Manl. AFlingisns
john Grimes, narrtt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

G. bChhiAo4xE has removed his Harness
shop % the battling be formerly occupied,
vhiea has recently been Bewly fitted up.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

Oar returns Indicate that moi sn-
gle copperheal his been elected 10 tho
Senate. the Uuio, ticket having been
elected in every County. The names
Of the Senators are n. lol oNst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

Mas. LiAcolS and her son, aud General
DouBLEDAT aud lady left town yesterday,
stscr stay q Two weeks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

SABBATH SoHooL MEETINGS Under tie
direction Of the Board Of the Bcnning ton Co.
$. s. Union, Sabbath School meetings will
be held as follows, viz At Arlington on
Tuesday, the sth inst, in The grove between
tac two villages during the Jay, commencing
at half past ten 4. VI Ia the Congregation
nj Church at East Arling ton in the evening
Also at Dorset afternoon and evening, Of
Wednesday, the 9th instant. All persons
attending this latter meeting, going by cars,
viii fud teams in waiting al the Manchester
Depot, on arrival Of morning train at ten
o'clock SrcRErARY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

Gfs. D0uHEnpAv was serenadel last Tues
day evening. On appearing, the General
e. pressed bis happiness at being FOR time
among the people Of Vermont, abiding
briefly 70 the stern loyalty Of the State, and
the important and honorable part her sons
hai taken in the grand events Of the day
lie considered The Confeleraey rapidly fall
ing 70 pieces, and thought il cur al mics we're
again allied up and strong frant shown to the
enemy, the war would soon be virtually at
az end
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

Dun Rcadsboro correspondent writes I'M
der date Of Sept q. as follows
"Wehad hard fight yesterday, the cop
pefheads have been at work diligently for
some time, and ca culaiei to carry the day
but We elected 4. Bailey by 20 majority, On
tie first ballot. State and Congress stood
Union 81, copperhead GO; County, Union,
Sc, copperaetl 81, except r. IloughIon who
got s..
WMtiugham sends to the legislature W.
Gillett, Union, in place Allen, copperhead. '
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

REPRESENTATIVES,. The following are the
Representatives elected from this County, as
far as heard FROM
Arlington Sylvester Dcmirg, Union.
Bcnniugton-A. b Gardner, Union.
Dorset Henry B. Kent, Union.
Pownal-Charles II. Barber, Democrat.
Rupert--william sherman, Union.
Readsboro, ~, Bailey, Union
WCcdford- Calvin Park, Union.
Winhall--C c Wheeler, Union.
Landgroye-L. G. Bolster, Union
Manchester b HOLSTER, Union.
Sunderland-Gile b. Bacon, Democrat
SALISBURY Clark Stone, Democrat.
searsburg Timothy Cfosier, Union.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

TnEthird annual meeting Of the Beuning-
ton County Medical Society will be conyen-
I'd ii Arlington, on Wednesday, September
9th, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

FIRE.-T The dwelling house Of Miles Rey-
nolis, on what is known as the west road,
leading to Dorset, was destroyed by FIRE a
few days 81 &c. TIE family was absent nj
the time. The Gre was FIRST discovered about
eleven o'clock at night. at which time the
building was all in flames No articles Of
furniture were saved. The house was in
sured for about two thirds Of It's value.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08
Jupors or PnonArr.

TnE DRArT The fJlowing persons draft
ed in the 2nd Sub-District. have been ex-
empted foi the various causes published with
their names
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
ExPREssEs.

DuRNBAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS OFFICE ms
ID Wesi E'e. enli trv.' between ran aud sisth ave
nueRianp@, hrot., fanunfs, Fnrn,nre tN, boses and
shipped 70 al fis hs wrd. Large wagons tor IN re.
svel of tufntn 70 the toanr.. Storage Tor Furniture
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
sEeARs AND TOBACCO.

rUopAr,p Five HUNDRED CASES sIep Ip,r
tor al Van Ruren, Dnondara county.
drcss Dow. by Telegraph at Baidwinsvc or By Letter
\, Van Bar,p, ". Y.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

WWFFNWVUD Il
w few choice Rooms fsr dmies single Ter sa,
now t.aatfuL ref1e~sIv hca,,tv Lase
rented n take Erie Railroad 10 Chcstcr or war.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
ASTROLOGY.

BETTER PSYCHOLOGIST is NOT TO BE FOUND
"A IN fhe city than DR.. L. d. BROUGHTON..He suecesda
In giving satisfaction when others fail He can be con
affairs of human fe such as courtship mar
raec travelling removals, lawsuits Obtaining sitnations
recovering property welfare OF absent friends. dc also
sickness II the ck party Will recover or DE o. the present
sickness; II er, time they will begin 10 amend,
what part body is afflicted, and what treatment and
medicine adapted for the sick person Terms-La-
and chronological mae Fo. further parsicn
mail three cents Onics l20 Greene street. near Princes
Nexv Ynrk
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

THE LA ToURETTE HOUSE BERGEN POINT
w,l be kep, orea through sspmher Boats leave pier
street at 10 30 A. ". and UP N ~ D''
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
SUMMER RESORTS.

f,RoFr HoUsE-TwENTY MINUTES FROM oAERI.
~ sons depos opposite West Point beaufolly located on
the High ands few Suits Of Rooms be lad on early
application For teinp, Ar, fnqune Al Ia Pearl srse.
OSCAR Won oERzABRH, Propy1etor
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

CCHENECrADY AND CATsKrLL RAILROAD-No
- tce is h r-bv pv.n, thar hooks of subscription 10 the
capital stock o tho Schenectady Cstsk Railroad will
be Opened nj the ofee Of H. q ST. bbns Sons. l6 Ex
change place. New York. Thursag Aug IS, and will
remain open untl SATURDAY. Aug ist g. The company 10
fully osanyed under the general law or C The CAPITAL
$lVU1N shares tll0 esch 10 per ceut 70 DC paid the
until tie ap is subscribed. The
Or sok To- BE- Subscribed N the ci'v of New York
9GW0O In OF II rtion in the city hey ond
that auo n ae distribution WI 10 among The sub
scribcrs IN New YORK
I'll with the New York cer-si Railroad at
Schenectady and runs thence IA Cask, forty miles, IN
direct or air lpc with remarkably grade The saving
md that Aihane ~ twelve mites by rail and by
esa and stl grcier saving ~ me and facility ~ trans
poriaon b. avoiding the Inconvenience deent0n of
the oset-nuRl and twenty locks line Of swt and
tsarers will the az CasAli the
Iasse from q at 10 New York i've Bsid~s
age -opot OF The t-a-fl and eight of the New York
Central WIN rece'vr NJ the travel freight the
miles below Sriencrtsdv II viii recci-e
OF rsrh; and pssenf.fs west rarosd extending
u Lake Erie. north from Lake Champlnln Canada ind
n and scuh rom a cheap travel hun
died and miles. with nrie e tn o. water wholly
frr q ~ stS al he the of forty
miles Of track CT the most economical
In the tis'ny OF American rsi'-osds Of spssy
strut OF the road aud ts large ros toub need he
enteraird Con,r r'or~ OF responsibility experiences
rrte the doube track rrr stock fences &C..
within u capital, ID. ID. CAMPBELL, Precedent
CorrHEpk BANK NOTES, SOUTHERN STATE
- RDnds and Sont Securities Of description
wanted at the highest rates by w. SCRANTON, 95 Bea
vcr street
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG LADY OF IL, OF THE HIGHEST REspEC.
"A liability and of good standing Ia society, having been
disappointed IN love- desires the acquanance q
complexion Is onde, height Eve feet inches weight
ht nirri and thirteen pounds and is considered by all
her friends pretty and attractive No will
ken Of comnun alton unless bears evidence
oerty te vse exchanged address for one
week Ameda, box 100 Herald oioe.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

XyoNKERs. .-BoARD.--A SUIT OF ROOMS, UvEx
pccedly vacated Va first class house corner OF War
burton avenue and Union place Fsmiy private Apply -
above or address ~. H., box rs Herah Office ~
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

A sTONISHIN0 TO ALLi-NADAME MORROW.
n seventh daughter, and with natural gift fore
sight 70 tell how soon and often you VIII marry and all you
wish TO kno your very Thoughts or pay. Her
magic image In full operation and her equal not TO
be found IN the whole world. She ves lucky charms and
nks Of present future hus
band absent friends without any charge lS4 Ludlow
street. below Houston. only twenty-five CENTS ell hours
until ~ In the evening. Gsnhensn mot admitted.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

N B-wHO HAS NOT HEARD or TIE cELR-
IN. brated Madame BREWSTER (who has removed I'd,
az sixth corner Of Tweny-setenth stree
can with entire Satisfaction she no ua
her visitor. IL you wsh truth give ker call
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

OFFICE OF TUE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CON.
~ psny. New York, August II. 1853.
Notice hereby given that the Board OF Directors have
this day declared dividend of I'VE the capital
sock ou Of the net earnings Of the last three months pay
oce OF company after Thursday the 2h inst
The transfer books will close the 18th and reopen
the oath inst.
BY order Of the Board.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

NgATRIMoNlAL.-THE NEWLY MARRIED. Avn
I thos. about TO marry, VIII work contsi. ne
Information OF The utmost imposance them ty
25 bm r. Ls4neah, box s0b7 New York Posi- olr
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL, MEETING OF THE WATERS p y,
A Association viii bs held in The Sc ond regimen. sr.
syrniss Ausust l8 gt 81 O'clock r. NJ snct atteudanes
O. ali members requested a. basnsts q VIA
mseina By order JAa. RODDr. Vice rresldenI
JAnRs NoRAN, Assistant Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
4 YOUNG CUBAN, TO WHOM THE FATAL srsrE RS

A YOUNG CUBAN, TO WHOM THE FATAL SISTERS
"A have thought urorer the thread which The fe
OF his better halt hanging being
plunged in perfect misery loneliness the
absence q one 70 love and caress and being stranger in
the city finds necessary avail himself Of columns
Of the Herald 10 cntrrat commiseraon young or
widow adies who long for the besscdncss wedok
He having the necessary life ble
only wants companion With those social and moral quail
answer enclosing carteee vsite appointing the ne and
place where Interview be- had Tor future
prospects, TO Antonio Desdichado box 2D5 Herald oace
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
A BONA YIpE AsrRoLooIsT,, THAT EyEny ONE

IA can depend on Madame WILSON. who tells the OBJ
jcct OF your visit you her Madame
Wilson the astr0,ogst that She
will invoke the powers Of her wons n ali
the Of whole life Her predictions
that they one that CONSULT, her Some lsaies
nothing but what In reasonable Philosophers
All should consult this wonderful srtous lady
Her advice been known fail, twenty
sand dollars reward 10 who equal her In the
above sience. Madame Wilson IL posseHon OF the
bsed magic charms which certain In ths
Truly she b. called wonderful woman No, lsJ Allen
street. between Houston and Stanton the bakery
for ladies and gentlemen 10 cents.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17


DEAD-MADAME RAT Is THE BEST cLAIRyoyAsr
IL and Asroogst In this city gives lucky nuutss
speedy marriage Let he decefved by
WIN rtsgd 70 show the lkenes. Of the faure husband
you wish DE call Madame RAY. City references
be sen her once, go Seventh avenue. near Twenty
seventh street, Ladies 70 cents; gentlemen ~ ernu
THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLDS THE
srumpIshed Madame BY RON from Paris who can ~,
consulted with the s,ciss, on al anas Of HE;
msfa Won beloved BY your hearts IDOL and brings together
tose long sepa LADIES' 20 csn, Residence % ThIrd
svss ne sbese fwefsh srset
xryuo WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE,TnEIR FORTUNE,
w 40 We on~ and al 20 see Mis WELLINGTON th,
rerov ned EuRish Prohetess universally inc
ses A.rolcsI,.s who sn.rsn,es. % tho.e
10 imraT 10 them Information Of the utmost srpor,an@e
rslatvc "a iawsu journeys, shsent fcnA love eourt
marsee hidden treasures. ant
fact Of Al Anars IN fs Brave learn Jour doom, Ok
gopy iife Sr death Iou seet your prosperity and
frEtU yeu, no, deay % visit addrvss ~ letter
opposiis Eighth MIss W. rhe ony psrsu h shis
cy who has The genuine Roman aud
love. Eond luk and business for fe-
Lucty given. - also highly respectable city efe-
basdsreclaimed A'
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
CLOTHING.

A rTENTIoN oN.-wAETED, CAST OFF CLOTHING FOR
N the Western market; also Furniture CARPETS and jew
ery. The highest res In cash viii given Nv call ng
or addressing NJ. ABRAHAMS 2S3 Seventh avenue, east
Abrahama
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING. .-LApIEs AND
n gentlemen having Cast or Clothing, Furniture,
CARPETS and Jewery. win the hgaes prices by
Ing addressing A. HARRIS b5i Third avenue between
Mrs Hafris
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

NfArRfMoNI-A RESPECTABLE BACHELOR A
Ni years old<lsrsee) who gosi nc nd es ms
good vases ana has some money gel passable oor.
ing well educaiet aud of ober habits would Ike 10 neet
respectable single widow ady similar s,tuafe5
with 20 otAirmony. Ladies oher pc sus sjous mol
objected TO Those seekng such lie partner and who ara
sincere NAV address, with real name, kc Mechanic, boz
$50 Herald Office. -
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

N has Equal IN Amer and Is the lady who hrst ad-
yertised In this and Boston, $1,000
ferrd TO person who her In giving
formation lost stolen goods nwsus friends
and business matters OF MI kinds IT. you Nave trouble
matter how serious she can allay for She also
This is humbug does she wish 10 impose the
Pesse test her skill. This lady also facurs
wash called Chinese Hyso an ,nfsbe remedy for
fteckes and sunburn the skin
soft and smooth highly rerfuned and elegant article
for the toilet Ladies' try N Please rcr,cmer
only independent Clarvoyant In She
the most prominent citizens OF New York. Philadelphla,
Boston and other cities Call and satisfy yourselves Odcs
l1 Thirty third street. second marble soop
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

DRoPosALs wANTED-FoR 4 STATIONARY AR STEAM .ss
10 be turn shed with all improvements and built Of
the best ma all 10 be completed within thirty days
from dae Manufacturers may address A. r. Herald ONCE
AUGUST II, 1868.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

C0UNTRY BOARD STRAWBERRY FARMS sUMMKR
" family retreat. thirty milcs from New FORK within
drive Of Long Branch and Shrcwsbrry watering pisres
sraeio,s apartments delieh,ful shade, romanc walks,
table and large hall, with
uon ~ per week. chilten and half price Ad.
dres Warren Law, Colts Neck Post onlce NJ or call
for aIOD = -
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

" rance Company, No. 6 Wall street-New York. July
!-Nsce y hereby gwen .nst me books o.
rance Company - the Office Of the company
Ne Wall street. and will continue open until the 10Th da!
OF August next At which date e books viii be closed B,
order X. w. BLEECkER, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

CENrLEMENs NEW AND LEFT OFF CroTury,,
VI purchased or tue Western narket Tn. fl yalue " MI
ic paid without hagrug OF trying 10 imross Can al the
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

II ANY YOUNG LADY. ACCOMPLISHED coon
looking and respectfully connected, matter how poor
desires correspondence, with sincere view 10 s
rimons. With wldower thryuve years but loo na
much younger who has ine residence, inco "a
high reputation phy sician, and acnaracter
she address note 70 Lionel. Brooklyn Post oTce ~,
after which time TO his home Auburn Cavu
IA county. NY "'N
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

MADAME sHAEFPER. THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER
M has natural gift TO tefsbout love. marriage absent
friends business ournea -sS Seurd
avrnue and Union Inargel LAdi Ac. Gentlomen not
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-12
Gov. Curtin Re. Nominated.

The Abolition State Convention at
Pittsburg, on the 5lh instant t, after a fierce
struggle between the friends of Gov. Cur
tin and Gen Cameron, succeeded in plac.
ing our Andy" in nomination for reo
election.
Before the Congention organized, il was
well understood that Curtin had quite
enough friends to give him the nomina.
ton, and the Indignation Of Covode, who
had counted confidently on carrying off the
honors ever since Curtin's letterannouno.
ing that President Lincoln bad promised
him foreign mission, knew no bounds.
Certain defeat was threatened as certain to
follow, if Curtin was e.nominated-and
mona Of his friends seemed to have any
better hopes-but having the power to
place him in nomination, they were de.
termined to do il, let the consequence be
what it might
The following resolutions, offered by
Hon. VIM. MoKeenan Of Washington
county, which, after fierce discussion,
was postponed by vote ofS4 to As.
WHEREAS, An antagonism at once de
plora1ie and bitter, has sprung up between
the friends cfthe two leading candidates.
both Of whom have rendered corspicuous
services to the country; and whereqS, the
existence Of this feeling will impair the
efficiency of either as a candidate, and en-
danger not only the success of the Guber,
na.orial nomination, but Of the Judicial
and Legislative also therefore,
Rcsolped, That the sense oc this Conven.
tion is that the best interests of the coup>
tfy and Of the Union party OF the State
require the nomination Of an acceptable
candidate, whose removal from recent dis
turbing causes will give greater promise of
cordial, united and successful support n
duty at all times imperative, but doubly
so at the present crisis, which demands of
every good citizen the surrender of every
local feeling or prepossession, when re-
CURED for the public good
This vote was so significant that, when
tie candidates came to he named, the .ol,
loving significant letter from the great
5neller Covode the pet of Cameron,
Stanton and Lincoln, was read
PITrsBURG, Aug. 5.-PreSidcnt Of National
Union State Convendon-Si Conscious that
the triumph of our principles and the
success of our candidates at this time, is
OF paramount Importance to individual
seai iication or personal Advancement
from my intercourse with reprentative
men of the party since my arrival in this
city, believing that victory points to the
selection Of new man as our standard
bearer in the approaching contest, and
upon whom the entire support and
strength o? the organization can center.- |
have determined to withdraw rny name
from your consideration, and improve the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-12
For the Republican.

Bsy-The Hessan of the niggerhead or
gan in your town seems to be scared about
his Office Afraid that the indignant De>
mocracy will mob his office, put his mis-.
erable existence to an end, &c. Well, "a
guilty conscience needs no accuser " any
person who read that miserable sheet two
years could then sea if it did not make
untrIng appeals to the base passions oi
men in his party to mob the RpuJlcan.- -
But the shoe is now on 'tother foot, and
he who laughs last laughs hest.
Wewill tell the stupid Hessian of the
Rag, being too stupid to know IL himself
that he need not be alarmed. The Dcmoc.
racy are party OF Law and order. Samuel
can therefore again sleep, and may also
take hisusual jackassical laugh whenever
he imagines he has said something sharp
or pithy. Yours, dc. QUlLP.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-12

A SNAIL ARMY. Y.--George Winslow, mem
Der of the Sanitary Committee, operating
at Gettysburg, reports the aggregate e loss Of
killed and wounded in that battle, of 40,
200 Think Of it!--forty thousand two
hundred able bodied white men of the
United States mutilAted and killed, with
out taking into consideration the number
of widows, orphans and homes made des-
olate. Verify this is sacrifice to the uto-
plan idea Of Negro Equality.
West Chester JegerSonian.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-12

EMANcIPArlos IN MARYLAND. The Balti
more correspondent OF the New York Post
writes as follows;
The city legislative ticket is complete
1t is throughly emancipation. You must
not call it emancipation, though, for fear
Of injuirng the nerves Of timid people
Well, it is no matter It's the instant ex'
tinction of slavery in Maryland that we
are after, and we mesn 10 have IT,"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-12

p9- Judge Woodward has two sons in
the service of the Government The one,
u Lieut.. Colonel, is under Cen. Meade, and
sometime ago received a wound which will
render him a cripple for life. The other
is Captain under Gen. Couch, and rem
dered valuable aid duIing the frequent
skirmishes 10 the Cum erland Valley.