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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15
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IA Loh ~ CkE VI Elk,
Il Al The HUNTINGDON NURSERIES.
- HUNTINGTON, PA.
Sell Fruit 4 Ornamental Tress, Vines &c. Of
better growth, larger size, and at lower prices
than any of the Northern or Eastern Nurseries
ana warrant them true to name.
standard Apple trees at l83 cents each
S16 per 100.
reach trees, 10 to 90 cts each-$l2.5O to
SIS per 10
Standard Pear trees, so to rs cts oach
Dwarf Pear trees, sos toSI each-2o to So
per 100
Dwarf Apple trees, so to IS cts each
Standard Cherry trees 374 to rs cts
Dwarf Cherry trees SO to 75 cts
Plum trees so cts.
Apricot trees 40 to so cts.
Nectarlne trees 25 cts each
Grape Vines 25 cts to 81.
Silver Maple trees G25 to 81.
European Ash, IS to /
European Larch rs cts to l5o
Norway Spruce, SO cts to ST.
American Balsam Pine, rs cts IN &, kn
American & Chinese Arbor Vita, so c.
Sl.50
Strawberry Plants, 81 per 100, &c. 90
Huntington. Jan. 25, lS6U-t
WOOD MORRELL & co.
JOHN sTowx, Pa
IN ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE
Keep constantly on hand the following arr.
cles:
DRY GOODS, HATS .Nn CAPS
CARPETINGS, OL-CLOTHS
CLOTHING, BONNETS
NOTIONS, HARDWARv
QUEENSWARE, PROVISIONS
BOOTS 4 SHOES, FISH. SALT
GROCERIES, FLOUR, BACON,
FEED OF ALL KINDS, VEGETABLES &C.
BD~ Clothing and Boots and Shoes made -
order on reasonable terms.
Johnstown March ! ls6O-tf.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

STRAY cow
~ Came to the residence of the subscriber
on or about the lst day of November a largo
Black Cow, about II or IA years old. Tba
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her away, Or
she will be disposed of according TO law
Nov. %, 1854.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

4 BIG HAUL OF DEsERTERs.-On
Sunday night last, Provost Marshal Jas.
G. Burke, assisted by squad of soldiers,
executed raid on the deserting conscripts
resident in Carroll township, this county,
of whom there are many thereabout.-
Great success attended his movement, as
no fewer than seven arrests then aud there
made will attest. Six of those arrested
were non-reporting conscripts, whose
names are Anthony Mohler, Henry Lu-
ther, John Rieger, Robert Campbell, and
two others. The other one arrested was
MIR. Henry Hopple, wealthy German,
who is charged with the serious crime Of
counseling resistance to the draft, advi-
sing drafted men to not report, and har-
boring deserters. If found guilty, it will
go hard with the latter The prisoners
passed through here Monday, on their
way to Provost Marshal headquarters,
Hollidaysburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26
Prop1sitiOn Considered.

! 1.-THE election Of Democratic Pfasi-
dent would satisfy the pe"rle OF the
South" dc.-Fery County Democrat
l. a m>jor.ty Of the people Of the Union
say so, the event will come TO pass, but
Dot soouer The South went OUT Of the
Uuion uuItr the immaculate thing called
a"Dem5crstic Administrator" Buchau-
an wss running the Democratic machine
O.. President, John {. Breck inridg ge as Wee
President, aud Tsney as Chief Justice,
when JEFF. Davis 4 Co. commeuced this
wanton, civil war. Coto, as Secretary Of
the Trea.ury, bad exhausted it Of cash
aud credit. Toucry, as Secretary of the
Navy, had seut sfar off cur ships; aud
Floyd, as Secretary Of War, had sent our
guns, powder, and bullets soathward.
Thompson, Secretary Of the Interior, had
Just stolen the lU dian Bonds. Al these
rcre Democrats.
The South, aud the Democracy, you see,
were IN ciover-she Executive, the Judi
ci.ry, aud the Seuste, Of their style. They
held the rcins of goverumcn,-the money,
the power, the Offices. Lincoln was cot
iaaugurated, had 10, even reached Wash
iDg,ou, v heu Southern Dem ocrats, wiuk-d
at hy y JrIbeTn ones, tried 10 dissolve our
glorious old Uuion, by hundred acts OF
war, aud by establishing Confederacy
whose corner stone Is human bondage.
If, then, the leading Democrats, whsn
in power, have wrought all this voc and
ruin, how will i. belp the m,tter TO restore
hsm the potrsr We would Ike to see
the question answered DemocTatic'
officials, and leaders, have tried to do the
uccurscd deed, by betrayal Of q trus, while
holding it; Is it safe to give them any
more chance to do harm? We think not.
Il would satisfy the people OF the
South, you say, but which sor, Of people,
pray! We have 10 doub, the Rebel
people" would rejoice to see another
Pierce, or buchanan, or Vsllandigham,
or Seymour, or Woodward, or Mcclellan,
10 the chair Of S:ate-Lut tie Union "pe0-
pie OF the .S,nh" wan. 20 more Of that
sort Of Democracy. Rebels may aud
mostly DO sympstbue with Copperheads,
but the true and tried Uniouists think
that Lincoln and johnson are also tried
aud true, aud ip their success is the safety
of UuiUnis,s 10 the South aud of Uuonism
North aud South
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26
From Co. D, l50th P. 2.
NEAR PETEasBUaG, Va.
Tuesday, July -, lc6I

Tuesday, July ~, lc6i
MEssRs EDlTOEs-Thinking you would
like to see AID read some Of the enemy's
papers, | will send you one, obtained from
them yesterday BY exchanging with them.
They are very anxious to exchange papers
with Us, fur they rely more on sass our
papers .sJ than their Owl; and lie soon ss
the news bog passes along their line, you
can see papers moving iD every direction.
Tbey Say Grant is dead i; bu; am afraid
they will find bin (ilks Si9newall jack
sou) on maud Wien there is faux move
NETT TO to made. They feel very lbIisnt
uvc1 the raid iG,o Mary ylAud, aud Penn
sylvauis, aud claim 10 have accomplished
wonders. There ale great many deser-
ters coming in, in front Of our Brigade.
Las, night, l3 men and al officer came iu.
There is scarcely a nigh, passes but what
sone come. There wac al understanding
between Us, % the 18th, tLat if We would
give them 3 signal By sending up three
rockets ths. night, two brigados would
come ir. We signaled, but on account Of
SO many deserving the night before out Of
those brigades, they were relieved" aud
more s.sunch Secesh put in thsi, place.
We are having q fOe rain to-day-tDe FIRST
We have had for forty FIVE days. The
boys sre all we'll and there has been no
casualties 10 oar company since the charge
on the 18th juno, although We seldom
spend day without some shclling. We
have been, fox come days, the recipients
Of canned fruits and meats, onions, pots-
toes, and pickles, sent to us By the Chris
sisn Commission. So the ladies who are
working in behalf Of the Christian Com.
mission, il Lcwisburg and vicinity can see
that tie boys from their own town are get
ting the good Of It. Vegetables are nee
essary to keep US in good hesl,h. Pork,
beef, and hard bread We have plenty, and
now aud then day Of soft bread. The
srmy was never better fed than i. has
been on this campaign, and | ,huk we
will prove ourselves "worth our grub"
when called upon. We have been expect
ing to be called upon to defend Washing
ton aud the North, FROM the invasion, but
the militia responded TO the call of the
Governor 10 such numbers ,ba. it was uot
considered necessary TO take US away.
The kebs have it reported tia. Warren's
Corps has gour but let them come over to
see If i. is SO, and think they will fnd
on. that il is Al evrone GUS report.
s q R.SSON
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26
l)e!e for all ibe amenomeuts!

e@Mr. Ransom sends Us copy Of the
Richmond E1dminer Of the 18th inst. 1t
is q half sheet of six columns, on very
rough psper-the Daily at $50 per year,
and the Weekly at Sl5-cash 10 advance.
Tho leading editorial is . threat to North
Carolina, that, if that State practices the
Rebel principle, and "secedes" from the
Confcderacy, (ss their constitution plainly
allows them to do) Virginia, and South
Carolina "woull make uncersmonious use
of its railroads and short work with its
towns" Gen. Grant is reported dead, and
is styled "Lseless Gra,a," (cruel sarcasm
With respect to their recent raid into
Mary Jlsnd, the editors seem not to think
it Of very grea. account. On the contrary,
they say
~, mus; be confessed tha. oar Mvasi'on
Just this momen: looks Ike one Of the most
pal,sy Affairs Of the war. Washington vas
no. taken. Baltimore was not taken. The
Yankeeizsi population Of Martinsbu has
embraced their to.nsmaD, Hunter, again.
Not bridge Of the road between Wash
ingtou aud Baltimore, was burned. The
road itself was ulbIoken.. Wha, has been
done, then? What has yet been obtained
By those opportuDities-Lyncbburg and
Washington-the Ike OF which Provi-
denca has not vouchsafed .iace the first
year of the war ! One house has been
burned. Two thousand head Of cattle
brongb, of. Gen. Tyler annd Gen. Frank
lin were taken prisoners-and both per.
mit,ed to escape. Breckiuriige has i'm
proved the occasion TO display bis fue
feelings at old Blair's house. These are
nearly all the results to be gathered from
such accounts as we have, Let US hope,
aud pray, and trust, that the story still is
'lcf. half tolt' The failure Of the great
chance at Lynchburg was bad enOug Oh
bu, it would be indeed hard if this inva.
sion of country ompt!ed of troops should
accomplish only the burning Of house
to cool the embers Of John Le,ehers
dwelling"
By all accounts, the robbers, trying to
get away with their horses and beef, arc
badly harassed BY the Union force. in
their rear, and if they reach Richmond it
will be with very little to show for all
their toll, expense, and losses
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26
From the 5lst P. Y.
BEFORE PIrERSRuRl

BEFORE PETE8sBuRG, July y.
Dear Father and Mother-We are lying
only two hundred yards from the Rebels,
where we have been 10 the trenches, nearly
two weeks, without being relieved. The
enemy throw "a pound shells from q NOR
tar battery in position on the heights on
the north side Of the city, and they burst
among US sometimes doing great damage.
But We suffer more from sharp shooters,
having had killed and 90 wounded since
coming on the line. The firing is kept up
all the time, SO tba. if there is any such
thing as getting used to fighting ue are all
right, but VIC are all tired Of shooting.
Our regiment, with $50 guns, fred II 900
rounds of cartridges within "a hours.
Don't think | am sick or discouraged, for
l am not, but wan. to tell you the truth.
l see the Rebs are pitching for Penn
sylvanis. l think their chief aim is to
draw our attention from here, bat they
can't fool our old General that way: be
will make the troops tha, are there do the
lighting, aud if there is net enough, let
the Governors Of the States call for IaOrs
n:I-:bc.o are certainly plenty .. home
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26
Latest News
FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.

Hooker, Thomas, and Howard, are yie,orieus
July Il, (Sundsy,) Gen. Joe Johnston
announced that he was removed from COM
msnd Of the Rebsl army, and Gen. j. B.
Hood assumed his place.
The Uuion forces continuing to press
the Rebel lines, Gen Hood came forth on
Wednesday, aud made fierce and bloody
assault upon our forces, but was defeated,
and driven back. Gen. Hooker, (20th
Corps) buried 400 Rebels, and held 900
Rebel wounded or prisoners. Gen. How.
ard (tth Corps) buried 200 Rebels, and
there were many more of their wounded
oo the field. Our losses not stated.
CHATTANOOGA, July %. sour forces
fod strong opposition. Gen. Thomas is
in possession Of part of Atlantis, bu, the
enemy hold the rest"
Of the railways leading cut Of Atlanta,
some have been taken by our forces, but
one or two remain for Hood 10 remove
what men aud material be can.
PETERsBURG.-Gen Grant is surprising
and routing all Rebel ob..ruc.ions within
reach of bis recently mounted 200 pound
mortar shells. There had been fine rain.
Gon.sheridsn was not ont on 80 expedition.
MIssoURI.-Tbe guerrilla warfare is
most execrable. One young man Was
found hung BY hickory thongs passed
through holes bored in bis wrists-desd
Abr. Morris, a Methodist preacher, 60
years old, had bis eyes pat out, and was
then shot. They were both peacesbla
citizans-their only offence, unconditional
Unionism.
Union organizations are showing them
selves to the evident alarm of Jeffiom.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26
Cili,rns Of New York seui Vs. = cargo Of

Cili.rns IL New York seut vs. cargo of
Onions for the 4sh Of juiJ-as they sup
posed, Cd, u,h to last Us three months /;
bat ~tru they x,se giSeo to Us, th,re
Vas but about half al ouion 70 mau
The inIeutioa Uf the Ssuitary Commission
Is good, il it wss oBiy managed right-but
that 10 tie trouble. They feed the sus-
geous and nurses at hosPiiai., ~hsu the
slck aud wounded -bvuid Lave II, but 1hsy
get little Of 1t; aai if ahy yihiug Is sen, 10
the field, By the ume 1t gets through ha.d
qnsrteT-, ,hcre Is uotLiGg left.
We suder greatdeai from the exces-
sive heat, .s NC have had 10 rain tor
month. But one thing keeps u. fEOu. suf-
focat,Hg, aud that lie ice, Of vh:sh We have
any quantity, ,hose being an ice house on
our .iue, ani We help ourselves, plentiful
ly. But We have 20 run the gauntlet Of
the Rebel shooters to get to the 6ouSe 9
fvw days since there weIe fouE brave boys
shot In succession III trying to get ice, 10
the same place: that shows Lon much e
soldier values tIs iitu.
On the l7th June, | saw Tom Donschy
he is ID the 1891 Reg, q A.: our reg
iueu; advanced over his Ou 9 charge,
Wien be told me- TO ''so il, which | dad,
sud have ut ssen Ton since.
Tuos. d. REED.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26
thursday. Jhy =


~.of preachers attending the current
Commencement exercises at Lewisburg,
on Sunday, Rev. Dr. Eddy preached for
the Prcs5y tcrians, Rev. A.h.B,. j for the
Methoiists, and Eey. GA. Pcl,z for the
Baptists, also Rev. Dr. Brown at Milton.
The discour,cs before the Societies, in
the University Hall, were well received
by very large audiences.
A gentle, ,astcrly shower, commenced
early on Monday morning, and As We go
to press has cooled the air and promises
to be Of most material benefit to the dry
and wellni-h parchcd earth
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26
An Anti-Slavery Church.

1t is generally known that the ESangel-
ical Association, or "Albrigh, Methodist"
denomination has always KEEP. slsvehoid
ers cut of her communion. Consequently,
after the Slaveholders began this war,
aud when deu omina,ion after denomiaa.
ton began to see the necessity of ezclu-
ding shareholders from their church fel-
losship, the Evangelical Association had
less internal trouble on that question than
any other church organization has bad.
True, there are crooked sticks, and party
sympa,hiZers in the Association, who
denOunce the noble, high stand taken by
the church papers and couferences-bus
the overwhelming mass are loyal, and see
their duty in the case plainly. The
result, is, that while, generally, (as 10
every war; most other denominations (if
not alD are obliged to repor. decrease of
members the pas. gear, the Evarg. Asso.
an increase Of ab@t Thirteen hun
dred members. The whole number Of the
Association now appro1imates fifty thou
sand, divided into Conferences as follows:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26


kV-By request, We copy in another col
umn an abstract Of the first complainiu.
letter We have seen from our grand Army
near Richmond. BY this tins, We hope,
TON Is more cheerful. Il Is certainly i
matter Of regret that ANY man, company.
or regiment should be wrou-cl. by the
seltishness, dishonesty, OF care.es,ncss of
officers or disbursers Of public or private
supplies, whether constantly OF accident
ally Yet such thing, always happen in
time Of war-afI there are also frequently
fault finders and those lajvriny under
misapprchensiou~ If some Is wasted, or
favoritism shown, still, ircalculallc good
is accomplished ~ the peoples Iyua;ions
Much depends on the agents. Some Of
our soldiers think the Christian Comulis-
sion far the best-othcrs think the SAM
tary the superior but nine out of ten
bear ample testimony not only to the
g'od intentions but also u the actual g2o6
deei' of both.-Since writing the above,
We have letter from another of our home
soldicrs-COURT. RAHsoM-who has a
better report to make on the onion ques-
fjnu
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26

1T II lEFALilbLE-IS INFALLlBLE,
/ Is put Up in Large BoIes for - cts. l,
al ready for use, EIGhou: mixing with oihrr
articles. Doss hot spoil, get dry or worthless
by keeping, like some otA.r pr-psr-ti VEN 49,
sTtraI sg1Ety find q il R4ts His- lie their
Lolus. Il uot dangerous % yes sAtI-tstlln -
Ill Who Lse IL lo!l h AZ LE1-s u .nl Dl-l.E-
throughout the Cuit-t -t-:rs- CtSrI-N-B -L-g sn4
asa ;1E EtE1S Lt1kBhiNtToR, IN isrss arAs.- ~isL
E-l sb~ EE4 -sl-i ty the ir0lr4et0-- -riet-Sl- II
south TsEsh street As~Es walnut S-El f4-: ry-SG.
l30 JCTru3l street, Gcove Walnut; b=Ivcsu TsEta ~.
ke,eEtl, fEIFA3sLPElA
soli in Leui.turg. BY BENNETT BRO :. WEolessls
All Ketail-.Iso by BAksR CO--Cw. sCuAEILE-
au1 Z. II. BEAVER inioSs-i2
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26
tuesday Mornings News.

Our losses before Atlanta may be $500,
including the brave Gen. J B. M'Phersou,
Ihe enemy los. GO0O to 1000.
In varied contests, Gen. Smith has on,
geoeralled E and defeated FOrres., aud the
4 Rebels we're also bsdlywhippei near Grand
uu!f By Gen Slocuu.
. MINORS again prevail of an sssailiDg
!'sOei column at or near Winchester.
'fant Is undermining Petersburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26

BUTLER on EXCHANGE.-Gep Butler
has way OF stating the matter to Rebel
prisoners whiah is beginning to remove
tie scales trom their eyes. 81 think you
are pretty likely, intelligent yoane mao,
Sir, and viii therefore tell you tha, don t
think you will be exchanged" "Why not,
Geberal!" "Because your authorities
refuse to recognize my colored soldiers.
l should be perfectly willing to give you
for any coiored soldier they have got, but
Jcf: Daris thinks tls negroes of more con-
sequence than .you, and refuses 10 erchange
them." This "point' generally brings
Mr.Secesh to terms, aud be is in favor Of
Recognizing Mr.. Colorcd Soldier!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26
That's the Talk 2"
Since the Rebel Raid, the Constitutional
Convention Of the State of Maryland has
adopted and recorded the following:

Since the Rebel Raid, the Constitutional
Convention Of the State of Maryland has
adopted and recorded the following:
"O.lcrel, That this Convention, repre-
sentiug the people Of Mary yIand, hereby
respectfully request the President of the
United States and the comuandsnts Of
the military departments 10 which Mary.
lsud Is included, as al act Of Istiee aud
propriety, to assess upon tie Symp1tai.eys
rtt. tie TeJelttDa resident IN h.ts .St4te tie
tofak anouat Of all i1sses dH4 so,{iatigns
sustainedty tie ioyal cifi.ens Of tie United
States Resident iu this State, by reason Of
the late rebel raid, to mpensa,e the loyal
sufferers Orisrei, That tue ,halks Of this
CocSention, representing as it Goes the
people Of NIryla aIe hereby rendered
10 the old citizen aud patriot OF Baltimore
county, Ishmael Day, for his heroic and
gallant act in shooting down the traitor
who dared pull dosn the eountry's flag
which be had raised as an evidence Of his
ioysliy aud patriotism, which act of daring
beroism meets the APPRECIATION Of the heart
and conscience of every loyal citizen of
Maryland"
Let the disloyal, and no. the loyal, pay
the cos,s-that is right reason.
The traitor who old man Day shot, has
died Of his wounds
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26

CoRRECTIoy-We are informed on
good authority that VIC were in error rel
alive to "tbe bill in Congress to pay for
damages 10 Pennsylvania alone" The
"bill los, was to pay the emergency men
called ont BY order Of the President, il
1863, 10 this Sta,e"-a bill which it seems
to Us, from all We can learn, should have
passed, to reimburse the money advanced
to the State on the supposition .ha. the
National Government would refund il.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26
GRIFFIN'.S PiTE.N7

EOR preserving FRUITS in a perfectly
j fresh stale. They require 10 W az, Sui
der, or Cement, seal Instantly, and are more
easily sealed ami opened than any oIheT arIl-
Gle fUr the purpose ever invenIed- All kinds
Of wax sEt Cement are equally dISasreeable,
and uncertain Ii sealing. Beng made entirely
Of glass, lhe.e avoid the objections u other
Jars where TN or other mrIal Is used 10 the
covers. FoI sale IL Lewisbnrs. only by
los; kREMER, Long d CO
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26

SNYDER COUNTY ITENs-The Dutch
Cop. sheet has "gope up" from Selinserove
10 Williamsport......J. H Wright, E.q, is
appointed Pm. at MidtIeburg ia Aurand
having resigned. d......Ja. Decksrd. Mifiinbg,
carries the daily mail between Middieburg
aud Selinsgrove in Clemens, driver....
Jos Young, formerly of the Tribune, is 9
Inlon soldier, serving 10 Louisiana
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26
The Eve and the Ear.

DR. 5. H. KNIGHT, of Lsvisburg. having
~ had twenty-five years practice, offers
his services 70 those Who are afflicted with
diseased Eyes or Ears. The following is one
OF a number of Testimonials:
Nv son had cataract CT 10th eyss-vas bini q one,
snl nearly 0: the ether. had physicians att ii1
him, 70 ~ eest- pE. Knight undertook his cas-. and
cured him without an Operation would advise all who
Az afflicted to give him cal.. SAMUEL " NuLI.
uaItlaton, Jan :, 1884 !lG52
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26
These be Great Truths

tU The conspiracy is noe knoUn-
armies hare ben raised, icar as Ieried to
accomplish It, There are only ttco sides to
The question. Every man mast be .for tic
United .S'otcs, or against 1t. There can
be no neutrals IN this irar-only patriots or
traitors A. DOUGLAS, at Chi
caso, April IL, 1861.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26
AMENDMENTS TO TUE CONSTITUTION.
For the FiTsi Ansa6moHt.
F.r the S,ooHd AnsHTHsnt.
FIR the Third iH.,HdmtH..
Vote for ALL the Amendments. .
IElecrnn ON Tuestay. Ang. =. ls6il

FHa>k. AsfaGw.-C0HSliiuton wrong
as ve huId the SsEHszTore fia.rs to be on
almos, syery contested general issue, We
mus; say il ha. IN oulsPy~en honesty O! er-
ror hat entities !; 10 mere respec! ihan many
of II, party. Ne can hardly call II Copper
head. because, like The Ra,iiesnake. II pro-
claims Us presence, and does not bite in tbs
dark. Hence. in lis lastIssue, Il gives notice
that j, has printed Ticket, again't lhe pro-
posed Amendments io the Constitution, and
SAYS Of allowing TO soldiers 10 vote
TO emboiy such principle into the Con-
siilurinn, would br Z misfortune from which
we could perhaps ne.rr recover. II l. a
measure which alone will subveTl the lIber-
ties Of any people. and every Iationai man, of
whatever political parry or persuasion he may
be, should Cast oG all prejudice upon this
matter, and vote against adopting these
Amendments. he should hot only spsHf
against fAeir Gd0p'ian, t't Ls shUum rte
{. c.,ai,lsf fhem, and use all has inlntnce with
others TO DO So likewise
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-26

In Nevada, they disfrauchise all who
have been rebels. We trust to see this
same rule prevail in all parts of the coun.
try. No man wLo has raised bis hand
against tue country should ever again be
permitted to return 10 it 10 rule.