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The New York herald., 1863-09-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN CHANcERY.
css.. petition, und.. The Court Of chancery urelss)
R~gutA,iOn Act 1850 Ia"
n tho matter OF Robert Pentand NJ D. Admnisrstor Of
rrancl- Pentand W. D.. deceased Petitioner Frasmus
Cope Rrswne Julia browne. John Br,wne Emily Browne
ksreb, - urs ~ persons oaimips bc eredi,ors os
incubrsncrs of fraUcs Penanf tc OF CArbury, In The
o. ny Raarr, and edial dcctoy deceased
or ssto,e tcs, ns III rsossn ~ a" sornasS y
Drnshssa 10 Pelham Joseph Mayne of North Grsst
Sirorsrs street IN The ciw Of Dublin, lis scistcv the
amount na particulars Of eir se-eral dsnanaa saccom
pan,eA ~ of s'mpic dsbts b. statement
tb~ OF oh debts order that
may " AZ expense them, grove
such much of their dem auds he snail think OF
The allowance disAow Of which ANY same
sa,d rrrd,ors shall receive due nccs And AZ crsf
oYs Shoss Jernanis shah be diaalowed wholly
r~rt shan the p~ of rcsts. be ~ liberty ne charges
IN n,y oncn, respect Of The claims die
allowed within one fortnight after thcy shall Pspetively
have received notice Of such dsailcvapce
- re- tulre ~ hin Of sad rrsni rer,iaud,
10 20 IN and establish their kindred before the
day n November ncx IN order that he proreeied
and ong 10 the general orders Of Ne iSh Of
~" '''" W. BROOKE.
. ksser In Ckancsry.
PELHAM ,. MAyNg,
Solicitor fot the Petitioner,
No. 10 Eorih Gresi Georges s,rret
Dated this lath day Of August isss.
The New York herald., 1863-09-28
DU Y GOODS.

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"A sIdprH AVENUE scprAr STORE.
orrsrss ss az sosssf yssf do0Ds
NILLisfa ay GooDs
s:.s. ss. ssass,. ssnsss. g. se. 81 se Il rs 8
Straw Bloomers. &c 6Ac Isa
IsRyERY siiLE And COLOR.
s.: s.; Siss@5:5. Siiss%:5s' s s s5s IsS; I ], s.
sonne. Frames 8. aIl ltc
Flowers. every lyle ac. spray ua
s''ha iA'fS IoSNEr Il lsrI; silks i.s Aso vgLvErs
en- en- ysIys;. ysIys;. e. Se' 4s, 4Sc ge G pis pis'e
PISE N.T Gss6hfSfaT s6ffsf a 6D ,Siasso;s isaSssssoo;ss
H%n'IS Eeaas. Eiss ssse's e d is. s'isi
soSns. soSns. RUIZ. R,ssoss s5. 55S s - s.s rs
s..s.worF FAs As,: ANS J : !ss n t,rhaoiDhaiEa
NredisWors Us. Gc 'Sii' a.
.a''' .s's T.. n''. new "a Il. ynsgs
-" ''''''isi's Tnei,os AID INSERTIONS
qerts Linea hogas,S 1876.
f.i5.S LIi 81 g,s gss5 t.'.,,si a. ~, IL. "a
lAaies iends,relefs, C ~, 50, &c.
Fin; ,. Ge1 ed IlandheTch.cfs, iSc. &c. Sic r,,,n
: rrSsEgeH ST.HEsge -. !, !. sHrhEkss hEkssEEA EEAws.
- ?sssa key i9 Lissai isailsre4iefs 2So -
s &c sasslS$ S;ss. 'sss aS'''s
&C. paprl - SC: paper.
- FlNE YARD Sh1ET BRAID, &c.
Clal k's psnrnr 900 yard Cotton, &c
Coates genuine aos yard Cotton, &c.
Lots Of Pins, ic naper.
Spool Silk all coiors. lifc spool
BEST SWAN Bill. BUTTONS,
HOOKS AND EYES, NO. s. RRAIDJ.
q. Card. TRIMMINGS
BEST RuliBER TAPES,
SKIRT FAcINaS, SOAPS.
ALI. COLOkS 0c. yard PERFUMERY.
tOJ Dozen WimantiC Cotton, 200 yards, DC.
French working Cotton. lo
~ yards Skirt hraids &c ricce
French NorGvicn Cotton, ic soocl
Hair Pins 2c. bundle.
PortcfnonnA,es f0c up.
IL Dozen hnest Agate But.ons for &c.
tilEAP LOTS FROM AUCTION.
Lo. Of La leg Hose. tiic i25,e lsc
Lots OF Chi !ren Wool Hose &c.
Iadses' extra Silk Hose worth 81 for 75c.
lsl styles of Gloves.
Fine Fleeced ti,c iac. isc
Ladies' fine g owes, ltc.. l'g Up 10 7Jc
Kid 9ov s. stitched bacag 70.
DAYS AUCTION SALES.
900 LOTS or CNFAp GOODS
kinney SELLS TO MILL NERS,
kinney 81 LIS 70 SToESHEFPERS.
LESS THAN yOEBERs' PRICES
For kiNZEY IS lake from
South ferry. Blsecker stree; e,ages
Fuilon ferry. Houston stree. stages.
Astcr iio So. Eighth cars
Aion: Broatway Twenty th:! street stages
93i sud 22S Eish h Avenue.
Between Tycntyar, and Twenty second streeta
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WINES, LlauoRs, sc.
DovanoS wnisgEy. .-ssvER.L Lnrs w pue.
Is EentC~ss aou-cu Hhskey. Old and sVpsrlor fov
Gals b, u.O h poUGLASS. 40 beaver STREET
r-op sALE-sn GALLONS pung EyDgvBgRwv
fvira IN sns.fifira & alt A ert AZ 10
e, e, sps n 4 " sis. ~ i.i Rlsss
roam. :.
The New York herald., 1863-09-28
COPARrN ERslaxPs.

- rn0 WANTED. A. RrLfABLB NAN. WITH
St.DUu. mi. smo.s,sn cssh o sssoc .is VIA ,as
" nsey lnefsts-r - HsssIIs>. w~ isr<e
ra8.spsy be lsaise trslve rlnnihS Address brso
The New York herald., 1863-09-28

GC00 REwARD.-LosT, ON COMFY ISLAND.
DLUU ahont the 18TH of August last, Gold Hunting
chronemeer Watch. Sp and So DOWN aaeI name s Hsa.
menta No 27 The finder will receive tie above reward
questions asked. on deivcrngit 10 g. Hammond
Co., jewellers 4l william street
The New York herald., 1863-09-28
WINES, LiduoRs. sc,

Dated this ath day Of August isss.
The sun., 1863-07-03
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

THE NATIONS BIRrHDAY.-The prepare
tons for duly cclebrsns +th Of July in and adjacent
10 NV Yorh this more extensive than u'ua'
The City Fathers have made . generous AppToIrlh-
ton for fire voris, aud after large msrsn A,s besn
allowed Tor committee aud othr sIpanse', ihe sums
allotted will af,d vcry hand p sys at oil our
parka The Mayor viii zee his friends At the City
Hall During the day, fifty or sixty thou and pes-
sons st least viii seek enjoyme In sweet
fields. and p,stures sreen-in wild woods, and
with country cousins, whale An equal numbof Of
iods and issss from suburban towns will come to tho
oity TO Writ D.rnum's Museum or other plsees OF
or 10 walk the streets, admiring the pub
lie buildings the shipp nS. the park, and the other
delightful features OF tho great metropos In tho
evening. every thestre. concert room, garden.
public PARK, sQusre and lager beer saloon.
viii be crowded to replotion, a. each Of
thoso places will offer unusual stnsctions-
TIE great Of our people Sh be Abroad and only
At the email hours OF the morning Will the noif1 Oh
.pn. cannon. crackers torpe iocs, ami other pyro-
technics gradually die out. The hfemen In rod
,birts Will du,ius the dsy, lay arOuud waiting Tor
alarms of free which esIei meas IN the use " t-
works Ia pretty certain 10 occasion. From ~. public
buiidinSs and ths mahtt Of vess.s IN our hArbor
,ha Na,enal flag viii be dirp!syed IN, veterans
vim n, u,unl parade, and will ior the first
the expense OF the ity. The day viii b. ustsrsd 10
with ,alute fired the battery, and b. rilsi OF
slsd peals Of welcome OIL the chimes Of Innty.
Tlt,y Jamilias having provided prntiful supply Of
hr,-erackers, candy, cakes and oner regurii-~ tho
boys and sirls will display their hidd'ng pAirothn
by early teginnins fusiisde that will be hep. up
without iniernirson tbrcusAclr the DAY. la tho
afternoon Tapnany will ct.ebiste sac CAV with .
banquet and the usua Glcessoi o. speeoea, TO- sts
and nimcnu. The read - cu 3t sliOn VIII pro IA
bly, be In the Academy Q. hus hore the proce,' ~
will b. very intere,tiug As tAs e.IshGa'ion ia TIM
Academy of Music 10 expected to drmcnstr.io tha
pstriotism OF whose position has. huetmoru been
somewhat m derstoo od there mueh iute.ts felt
BY the public In It. Ott the yVs tIaIciani IN tit city
not single one will be idle: AMI thar 'to-tN like
those Of Messrs. Edge, Hsdheld AID Lisne Alb lha
sreat pyrotechnic manufacturer, viii forl isAdina
features Of the dsy's delfshta
The great organization Of Dry Good clG n
Of this city, viii have their First Annual EAcnGon
st Bldds's Grove, tomorrow. It's ur isrs ~ thAs
On oration will bs delivered by M. MN. "a. Acr'a,
A young lady will sing two ne~ pat tic ,-nn, &C.
compsned by ManahAns celebrated "a Id Cotit-
lion Band. The steamer Rip Van Vinde, VA Q
tcSsUvssd On xsystA Ass4.
The sun., 1863-07-03


Fortys" Monroe. july a.-Tho hC usIi .savIr-
n OF Ja$ lat has the following;
Jackson, Jlinl 29.-Adviccs from \ieSsbC b. juse
received. report change in reFAf to the state OF
aGairs On thn night Of the 2lst, the enemy sprung
mine to blow up an angle OF our works Tho efort
vss complete failure, and killed number Of their
own men. The vietsburg CITIZEN Of the 10th. 18th
and 93d, has been received.
The CITIZEN ssys' "For tventy-eism dnys an In
Tussday while 20 we're working oil the edition Of our
paper, l9inch shell pis.sd through the Office, scat
tsrns our cases and tpys, yet no ons vas injured"
Major Hadley, Of Arkansas, commanding the water
battery, snd Major Marin, Of tho 10th Louisiana,
vsre til-d ia-t SUNDAY. Col. n Lauiu. Of the 2'th
loulasus, s~as severely wounded.
Jnkson, Juns 2o.-ONrisi dispatched from Gen.
Dick Tay Lor, dated Alexandria, June 9eh, asye 20
stosmed and carried ct the point Of tho bsyone'. &.
With upboadSd na the eOemy's Vos,' ion OF berv ~
Hay Tie loss IN kiilsd Aud woun'ei !, not huosn.
The snne disp.to nee say that 'hc elany's pc.tior
At ThebodesuI wns also ed. but by wtou ia ~
stated. II Il thousM to have been don" by Gen u
Wn.ks This siye. vs. th' command u the M's'
,ivpi above New Orieans md cnsbl.s IA TO To cut
Dsuks' supr 70. -
MisntsipIi surn,,u, jun 70 III. New 0ri,s
iook plscs at Iafourehe Crossing On the l9d. lnc
Frderal foI co engaged WA siK regiments III Con
ieNsya "a charged and captured = Federal battery
ana prison ", but ,tportd @ ths os. o. ~ ~ n'a,a .
wss buried under y nag ot truce. The tonfedrrAte<
retired while the Yankees were waiting for reinforce
men . 10 puuuc them. - -.
fom New Orsau,. .
Our picksts are near Aissss, opposts New orlsana.
The sun., 1863-07-03
POSTSCRIPT.
LATEST From GETTYSBURG.
Severe SkirmiShiny All Day,
5000 More Prisoners Taken,
ROscCruns in VulIahoInn.

Bd1tmo-r, July al A. M-The AsxnroAs iesrns
from parties who iet Gettysburg st today that
everything Va progressing fsvoraby for the usima,s
Of Up 70 that time thsy sasert that
6,o0o prisoners had been espiurcd.
We learn that nearly 1000 Of these phsonsr w~o
captured on wsdnesdsy by the Eleventh Army Corps
in their satlant charge on Lonsstreots eorps. They
gro said TO hsvo at 6rst slightly fsiered, hut vhcn
Gen Howard cried to them to "Runcmber Chaneel-
iorsvilie" they ru,h.d into the fshs like infurstsd
demons, and the whos line Of tho casmy gave vsy
before them. During the early part Of to-day up 70
no n. when the informant ieft, thcro hsd been no
general battle, though heavy skirmishins had BEEN
sc,ns on all the morning, resulting IN . hcsvy ices
to tie enemy. and tho capture Of over 1000 more
psisoners.
In all these 81 rmishss uheh vers conducted under
the direction Of Gen Meade, our armies wer" entirely
successful but the enemy studiouiy svoilsd any
general engagement to day.
The enemy rapidly concentrating troops yester-
DAY, and Gen. Msadss armr had reached the nsid Of
bst,ls
Gen Couch vas erpe' ted TO press down through tbs
Cumberl aud valley oil the enemy.
II OOlock, p. x.-Eishi hnndred and thirty 'ebel
prisoners have JUS, psned down baltimore street uu-
der guard. Among ths number src Gen. Archer snd
seventy other olneers.
ADDITIONAL rARrIcUIAun
Edhimorc, July ed-9 4. N-At . O'Clock on
W.due.day morning tho Let and iith Army Corps
reached ctv,burs entering fion the east side Of the
town and ching directly through to the vss side,
the cavalry force Of the sn,my In the tovn gaiopns
! bach as We advanced.
On pAs,ng ou Of the west end Of town, the enemy
WA ob,crved advancing rapidly from the Chambers
burg ,urnp In line Of battle towards the town. evl
IDENTIFY endesvorins to hold sdvant sxsous position
comm inding the town. 10 few minutes heavy
Or. bo OF ARTILLERY rnl mu'tetry wn opened along
the ~hole Federal and rebel lines. Several charge,
we're made by III ,u,my to dAiodse our frces, all Of
| which were unsucceeslul.
The field between tho contendins armies was strew,
with dead and wounded. and the enemy suffered fully
rs heavily as We.
The effort to Gnnk our iight Sins entirely failed
! and We held the prominent and commanding pal
ton for which tbs struggle made, At the close o
ths fight which c.asod tor the day ct about O'Clock
| In the aft,uoon.
DisrATou YRoM wAsnisdTos.
! Washington, July ., midnigh'.-u2 TO this hour
the Government has not received any ofaciAl detAi
Of yeterdaJs nght sr Getty sburs 10 very likely
that our army has been engaged tn combat with th,
enemy to-day.
The sun., 1863-07-03

Shelby willie. Mteheiis whole divisan then ehAxssd
through and rushsd rapidly ints town.
The rebels took position In the public square With
artillery, and charge wSs then made by the I,h and
9th P,nnsyivsna Cavalry into the teeth Of their rms
shch we're captured AZ tho same time che <th Re
suars and the % Indiana s,llopei into their rank
n, AZ the upper bridge Of Duck River Tho enemy vas
completely routed and driven into tho rvc, shere
hunI,td Of then we're dso~n.d. The rebel 0enersi
VIII Ter cseapcd on foot. siIty or seventy otncsrs
ON 'N pr -ouers were taken. Our Leo wN killed
anaS n a. wounded
The sun., 1863-07-03

Ab.uts r,~.cct +, tho excnins the rebel cavalry
e,,a,,d "a ,..s ,,,e. h.>ips come IN on N, YorA
roaI A ,.h.. c,.,r son, in "A r,s ~ truce TO Gen
Sr.th. 5.r,ndi,e the .urtcnIrr ef the to,r, which
wa, ,oi,,sl ami u,on receiving Gen. sui.h's ftply
.pnd.nth ,otnv.,h thor a tucry. VII en- .n
r,,r,t.l, ,nord.dtob by our fofrs, The Gfirs -oa.
tp,.l tn iu,sryai, unil nt5ut 10 c'e!och, when
the reb,., f,n Lack In the direction from whence
lev ,an,e
The turned the barracks, s,s .o-k,, ard one dwcl
linz Many buitiaf. thep. esAi.o ,u.T,rcd from
tlei sr.ilry. Cuui. iio.ss .u struck ,evual
tut.
When the rebols o2encd thtii f.r o, no town,
,hr,1 men; ,iuo'y th. Ct. 70. va. vc.y sr,.'.
The v.tnti. and b tr uftd "A sll L dr,c,.ars, AMI
h "a n civ, ia OIL, lArs. oar lore was killed and
/ iNcu. ael re .,tcl lo.si.to inoNn
P,v ols 10 the t,''i,rIen, Ct the .bc, they sen,
In tuo Aer hss II ttc. n5tif Ing The ci zen, 70
lavs q. thc, intended ~ ienev the attack today
lA.s myfi as their ii. KIT, vcsc nesia ia .isll
sgooSu uIspAr.u
Hi-,is'urg u - iocl, Nvor.--up 10 Eli, hour no
new La been J. we'd " renewal 4 H. 'att IN
The sun., 1863-07-03

The bark Ju,tins, Capt. Miller from Rio Jansiro.
reports that on the OF May In lat, u south long
s5 3d. she was overhsuled by tho rebel ivatesr Ala
bam. but r,es-ed on bond Of s7,0Oo. on condi,ios
Of taking on board th. officers and crewl9 In sli-of
ship GiIdersisrvs, Of New York, Capt McCullom.
which vessel WAS captured and destroyed. she vsa
frem Sundssland. England. fvs Calcutta, loaded With
coal.
The sun., 1863-07-03
JeG. Davis in Pennsylvania.
New Jer.ey and The Nnr.

Th,oaslIiod, Jolg o. A pa ch to the Is, ,uuss
sLys Jel. Davlss q e noasue.
The sun., 1863-07-03

Important Inv asion Details.
The sun., 1863-07-03

Successful Cavalry Expeditions.
The sun., 1863-07-03
BATTLE Of CETTYc1vIGH.
5000 Rebels Reported Captured

Heavy Loss OF roth sides.
DEATH OF h.AI G:h.ntL ReYSlLDS.
Many Other ClirerS Killed.
no DE ;IS.VE RESULTS YET,
The Battle 70 be l.cnCWgI.
ATTACK ON CARLISLE.
nEDs DsclvLiN CEE.
THE FIGHT Ar HANOVER.
SOUTH CAROLINA RECT CAPTURED.
Important Invasion Details.
General IlOsecrnn-' Advance.
Successful Cavalry Expeditions.
Capture Of Guns and Prisoners.
INTERESTING CITY INTELLIGENCE.
The sun., 1863-07-03

Capture Of Guns and Prisoners.
The sun., 1863-07-03

Heavy Loss OF roth Sides,
The sun., 1863-07-03
Latest News

By TELEGRAPH TO THE SEw YORK. Sry
The sun., 1863-07-03

s0UTH CAROLINA RECT CAPTURED.
The sun., 1863-07-03

THE FIGHT Ar HANOVER.
The sun., 1863-07-03

Wdshinct-1i July 2.-1ho .ate.; iisga'chc' tccsiv
VI from Geneial Meade ar dat d !Ast nisht. Thy
nate that the cofps ,ng' a. a G,nfM E1el.i
army we've G,nefsl Il yuol a'sa.4 .,,n..s uo"ard's
General z! sssn,on ,ucc,eIot N ntciing sever
n,ary upon stusrt's casA.r.. iLs :, ports recehe'
Run AZ qua r,eIs ne .ncgursgus.
The sun., 1863-07-03

no DE ;Is.vE RESULTS YET.
The sun., 1863-07-03

nEDs D.avLiN CEE.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

to refuse to employ the means offered against
nv enemies.' Napoleon refused 60 emAncipatc
The white serfs of RussIa-Ar. Lincolu enauci-
pates the usgrues of the South. Again, the
proclsmation rcbukes Congress and breaks the
deliberate pledges Of AH Lincoln both to the
people Of this country aud to foreign Govern
ments. 4 do but quote from one Of those
speeches, said be in his inaugural addreSs,r re-
ferriug to his published speeches, when de-
clare that I have Go purpose, directly or lndi-
rectly TO interfere with the institution Of slave
~ in the States where 1t EXISTS I believe
have no lawful right TO do SO; and | have no
inclination to do e.. This pledee the President
in MS own person has repeater Hnd fercet.'ss a.
Furthermore, Mr.. Secretary Seward, writing in
the Presidents behalf on the 22d CT April, in
ISL, to our Minister at Paris, gave the same
pledge, in more particular terms, TO foreign
Governments. The condition of slavery in the
several States will remain just the same, he
said, discussing the rebellion, whether it sue
ceed or fail. There is not even prete1t for the
conn laint that the disatfected States are to be
conquered by the United States If the revolu-
tlun tali; Tor the rights OF the StateS, auu tue
,qaqdiG>4o nJ every human being in them, will
remain subject to exactly the same laws and
forms Of administration whether the revolution
shall succeed. or whether it shall fail. In the
one case, the States would be federally connect
ed With the new Confederacy; in the other, they
would, as now, be Numbers of the Cuitcd
States; but their constitutions and GAws, etEy
toms, habits, and institutions, in either case,
will remain the same. 1t is hardly necessary
to add to this incuntestable statement the fur
ther fact that the new President, as well as the
citizens through whose sutTrages he has come
into the administration, has always repudiated
| all designs whatever and where er imputed tu
him and them of disturbing the system OF
slavery as it is existing under the constitution
aud laws The case, however, would not be
fully presented if were TO omit to say that any
such effort on his part would be unconstitu'
iona, and all his actions in that dir, ction would
be prevented by the judicial authority, even
though they were asseu,ed to by Congress and
the people This point requires no further
elucidaiion. Language cannot make the point
clearer or stronger"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

ELECTION OF DEMOCRATIC UNITED STATES
Observation-Disclosures has elected James
a. Bayard'; Pennsylvania, Charles r.
Buckalew; Indiana, Thomas A. Hen.
bricks and David Turpie, and Illinois,
Col. William A. Richardson, author OF
the Address of the Democratic Congress.
men, which was denounced by all the
vile Abolition sheets of this State, the
Sacramento Union leading them, as q
secession document" to the United
States Senate. An ultra Abolitionist and
renegade Democrat, purchased by the
Administration, have long enough mis-.
represented the patriotic State of Indiana
in the United States Senate. They will
have to make way for honest, fearless,
Union-loving Democrats, who will put q
stop to the Abolition thieves plundering
the National Treasury.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
OUR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Hold Rabbery.

SPANISH CAUP, Jan. l3th, lSsA
NEssuss EDIroHS This Camp was vAieo
on last sa,urda, night By a band of guerrIllas s.
Uhn had As htti, re.pectsfnr the rights Of Pspp-
ertv and laws as uncle Abraham has hin1se u H.
About seven O'clock, four men-W. Porter, I;
y. Smith, T. West and Ike lliche..eS-seated d
themselves in the store ut W. +. hlcpsal l''
eame of whist. klessrs. Adams aud kIeb'
asam were standing near. Suddenly tntr hie,'
entered, each armed with large navy reV1i-
yer, cooked and leveled at the party at Tue
whist table.
They ordered all in the store to remain quiet,
which order il WAS useless to resist. One OIL
the robbers put ny his pistol. turned around 10
Z s.T uf rope. cut of several leu%ths and tleI
the men in the store. They then StdFcNed
each man. taking everything valuable, ana ~
tempted To open the safe, he key oi whicn
,hev had taken from Mr. RlebSam, bat ialI"u'
They then forced Mr.. L To- nnl"ck 1t for them
They soon rlilcd the safe Of its contents, on'
there being but little cash in il. they were
greatly CNa>2er ated and disappointed, ihey
took in cash and dust b'ut one hundred and
Seveniy-fi ye dollars and clothing and ea'ah'''
to the am cunt Of about one hundred ana tN'h
tv.hve. The man who opened the sale and
searched Cur pockets. was masked ana iht
man who tied Us WAS very large, dressed Ill
gray trrck coat tni dark pants.
s.... 4. ..,--.--. >h,.rj
distance from l.. Bryaut's they net Mr. Bran
don's team Ter. and rcbted him OF forty y-hv'
dollars IN cash.
We th,p.h, it prudent {, qlieiy sabm,
under IT,. ,irsHiu stances. We were n'"rnlt q
and at tn. ~ - e he 'ble-s. /; Is he ~
tnre IL M - N.s'> eNs1 .H,,SSN lied and
hope it NJ, be the la,' %Shl @P Wer
bound twp ChH.men AL i white H."n "a ~ II
the store, and i was me riuc before 'Htl
could cnu.preL,nI af.rs. T.cy, ,,,"';. weT'
served like us. II. y. l.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

WNL THEY DO IT?-EverY man yet ar
rested by the cruel despotiSui Of the Ad-
ministraton, when allowed hearing, has
been honorably discharged. 1t follows,
Of course, that every one Of them was dis
honorably arrested. We suggest to the
traitor Abolitionists IN the Legislature,
the consistent and loyal Senators and As
scmblymcn who indorsed Lincolu'S un-
warrantable and ruthless negro emancipa-
ton proclamation, to indorse his arrests
arrests without law, without justice.
without humanity; and his deSpotic sup.
preston Of Democratic newspapers. They
are in for it and might as we'll 20 the
"cntire swine" True, every school boy
knows, TO use the powerful logic Of Mr..
Sanderson, that as a civil magistrate he
had no constitutional authority" to do
anything of the kind, "but as Comman-
dcr-in Chief OF the Army and Navy"-as
a disciple ofthe higher law doctrine school
-" he possessed such authority" This
being SO, according to the profound rca-
soning of Mr.. Sanderson, why should his
hackers in the Legislature hesitate or re.
fuse to commend him for his illegal ar
rests? Come, gentlemen, prove your de.
votion to the Administration by approv-
ing all its acts. Don't stick at trihes
Remember, men who have Endorsed the
negro emancipation proclamation cannot
go farther in infamy.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17
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No permanent cure Of any ulcerOus or cruptiVe
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The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-17

DIDN'T FoREsEE IT.-The New York
Tribune apologies for the complete fail
ure Of Lincoln's abortive Administration,
thus:
An Administration barely warm in Office
and unapprehensive of any such struggle as
has been forced upon it, was suddenly assacd
BY the most gigantic and powerful rebellion the
world has ever seen.
Unapprehensive of any such strug.
gle"! And yet the scoundrels who are at
the head Of the Republican party, its Sec.
retaries Senators, lecturers and editors,
have persistently and increasingly assailed
Buchanan because he didn't foresee and
crush the rebellion out of being months
before Lincoln's accession to the Presi.
dency. To have been " unapprehcpsiye"
is Lincoln's justification, though it was
Buchanan's crime. Buchanan is censured
by these Abolition traitors for maintaining
the Constitution in its integrity, and Lin.
coin is praised by them for disregardinr
it, for treating it as nullity, That's the
difference.