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IIUNmGDOl^; TA.y WEDNESDAY,  JULY  22,   1863.
NEW SERIES,  VOL.  4, NO.  S3.
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TREASURV DEPARTMBNT. OrricK OF Inteb.sal Hevesub, May, 1803.
L DEOISION
TKEIM.TIVE TO THU AESKBbJlKNT OF THE INCOME TAX.
The IncSnio tax mu.ii be asaesacil mi'l paid iu i  he dihirlct in tvhich tlte nsPciJsc'd pcrfion vo- i sides. The plnoe wliO(<! a per.tnu vnlijs, or Ih I imitled to vote, is dpeine_d his rei-idcnct. When [ nijta'totfer, tbo pluco whirt tux on pcrnonul ^ fefoperly 1^ paid lb LcM to Ke tho plafcc of ro.si- | ueiicc. u    ¦ I
Ih ciiaus of limited iiarttierahlps.ToriiiVd with | the cnuilition that nu dividend ii divislKp of : proBta shall ho iiind.: until lln- explrotlon of I the partnersbip, each nicniber of snoh firm I Will bo required to rctnrn Ills shure of prollt.s arising from sucb bufincsa, fur the year 18S2, aa hill! Ihcy e., desirrl, a division of thoprcflls could have been raado.
Gains or prufita ri-uliTOil from t^c aalo of property during Ihc ynnr IMi, which pi'>"Mly WAS purcbnsed bel'.jrc tho Excise la* W'ni iiit'i effect, should bo relurnod as incom'e fur thf year 18i;2.
Thc executors or adininiatratM-a of tlio es¬ tates of puraiina, win. died in tl.e vear 181)2, should nmko return' of the income t'lieroi.r for the yenr 1882, '^
A merchant's return of inoomo should cover tho busineaa of the year I8il2, excluding pro- vloila years. UnooUuclcd uccounta mnat be ta'- tiiiiiiled.
Physicians and lawyers should Inolndo actu¬ al receipts fi-r servicca rendered in 18fl2, to¬ gether Willi an CKtIiTinte of unrealised or coii- tlngciit Ineomo dui; tu,thiit. year.
UivMonda and iittri-^it, payablo- In 18B^ tfiuulil be returnoil ¦.¦¦< ii.ounui for tbut yoar, no matter when dci:l.in I.
Dividends derived from g^w stock'nre taxable
I must be re- cviuilsiy piiiil
flSi
Iiicr.me derlve.l from coal niti turned, niiiinugh a tux-iiaa iiiicu on the coul pioducnl. Nu de made hcciinse of the diiniiiislicd value, actual or supposed, of tbO cual vein oT bed, by the proces.^ of mining, Uent derived from coal niincs is Income,
Preroiuins paid fir lif; linuianoe sliiiil nul be allowed as a deductlun in at:itetacnt of iii- o^inie.
ronsious rceciviid from tliu Culled States Governuicnt nuii,t bo rcturued with other in¬ come sul.icct lo toxalii.ll.
Old dibta, formerly ounsidered hopelessly lost, but |iiiid within thu lime covered hy the relurti ol income,- should be included iu this stntonient.
Debts I-. iiaideicil •lii.piiio.'Bly lost un Ibc Slst (jf Dccciiilii-r. Mil, mill duo to thc buflMOns nt tho year MVi, may bo deiruclcd from.tbcprufiti) of busiiii.s^; if aubseijiu'iitly (mid, tlicy iiiustbe inoludod in the return' for the yeur iu vi'hii-li paid. I
In ordor to givo full (:lloct to the provisii'to the'.list section of tin-not uf July l.-t, 18C2, resptciinp tbo ta."t on that portiun j)f iucomo derived fro* United .St.itos secnritios, it Is di¬ rected that when incuiiu- is doi ived partly from these and partly from othor auiirocs, tho .$iiOO nnd ijthr.r allowances mude by law shall be deducted, as far as possible, fium tbut portiun of ineomo derived from oilier sources, hrij sub¬ ject lu three per co.nl. tux.
No deduction oiu.'j.: uliuwcd from the tnxu-, ble income of u inoroliunt fur compenaalioh paid, for the service nf a minor son,
A farmer, wlitiii mntciuK rolurn uf Ihc total amount of hia "farm produce." shall bo allowed to doduat therefrom tho suluiatcnce of liursoi, mules, oxon, nnd cuttlo uscd oxoliioivcly In llio oariyjug.oft of siiid fuiii;. Tbo teini '-farm' prottiice" 13 construed to iiiciu.ie nii prnuuc- tiona of farm, of whut nature or kind sucvcr.
The uociuiiit uf Slook sold by a farmer since Docember Dist, ]8(i2, Mmuld not Ije included in the preecnt esscssmeiit, bnt the proflt rcnii¬ ied thereby must be occ<iunUd fir in h!» n.-xj year's rcturiu H'horu ho has Included lu his rotsrs produce riiied by hits, and fed ln*^!K'i* or part to stook subsequently sobl, ho roust ac¬ count fnr tho gain realized by tho fe.diofC and selliuK of said stock. Where be ba. not Inclu¬ ded the produce to Ad, bo mustreturn, as pro¬ fits, the difforeuco between the value of said Block the Slet of December, ISlil, und tho amount realixed for tbuin.
Fertilizers purchasoii b.v farmera, io iiiuintain thoir land iu present productive condition, will be ounsiderud as "rc[iairi" in estimatiug Iu¬ como. I .
luterest-should lie considered as income only wheu paid, unleps it is collectable and roinaius unpaid by the consout or ngreement of tbe cred¬ itor.
Los.e. incurred in the prosocution of busi- nttt are a fair ofi-set to gains derived from business, but not from those purtion. of Income derived-frou fixed invcHtnienls, suoh as bond., mortgages,' rents, and tbe like.
Property used iu Luaincaa, aud fafnlshiog profits, when deatroyetl by fire, may be resto¬ red, at the expenso of those profits. In tho con¬ dition wheu destroyed ; if insured, tke diSer- fope between itisuranco received and amount ;exp*udedln restoration will bo allowed.
The iucceased value given a uew building by permaneut improvements .will b* oharged to Capitol—Uut income.
Tbe contingeut fund of mannfacturing oor porations, made up durinpt the year 1802, and not distributed, should not be returned ae pun ef Ibe inooue of .toekbolder..
Tbe uudistributed earnings of a corporation, made previous tn September Ist, 1862, wliotb'er the oorporaljou i. required to pay tux uu divi¬ dends or not, should not bire o.n siiiere'd a. tlia incomb ofthe etockboldcrs, norsneiiM the cor¬ poration bo required to make return m said reserved earnings as truatees. under .ectien93 of the Excise Law.
The income of literary, seientiflo, or other eharlubia Institutions, In the bunds of trustees or other., Is not subject to iiiooiue tax.
When a persuu boiirda, and rent, li rboM or room*, tfie rent thereof, in lieu of rent of h.iuae, .hould be deducted from the amount of incume .ubject to tnxi.lion.
LesMS sustained in busiuess since December met, )8K2,   will not enter Into the Inoome tia-
 ^»at fer 1802. . r      ...
ntereaton borrtwed capital u»edU(ti«Mi«<IM f be deduaUd frow Ineome. '•'¦
Ifa pliiiifcr rotiirni all bis farm produola, lie will 1)0 nlluwod tu deduct the actual expense of subslsUng and clotbing kis slaves.
Legatees are not required to return, their lefaoics iw income. There is a .peoial tax ou loga'cie.s of peraonut property in section 3. ¦ T&e income,tax la assoaaed upon tho actual Incoino til tMividials. Flrttis, as such, will not rankirreturn9.        u.   ¦
Tbo pfofltoof a laanefiolUTcr from his bu.l- ncs.s are nut exempt from iuc'ioiotojc/iii cousc- Hiicncouf ilis having puid tiitioxciao lux ilnpoaed by law npun nrticles InnnufAc'.iirod.by hiin. ', A9 brldj^i*,' expretili, telegrajili, ¦ stftuin and forry boat. companIe.''or-eor^KyratiouB aro- not ftUthorijod by law lo wlilihobl and puy to Ouv- eiunieot any taxupuiiiiitcreat paiil. or dividend doolared by tbom, all iiicniub uf imlividuala do- rived from these suuroca ia liable to Income tnx.
All persons nejjlecting or refusinff to make rcturu of ineome, except in cas* of eickness, arc brought within tho penalties, prescribed by the nth .section of tho act of July 1st, ISlJ'J, ,vli : an luldltinn of Hi) per cent, tu the amount ascertained by the '.VvBiitarit Asaoaaor, upon suoh information ns ho eun obtuin, ami a penal¬ ty of f 100, to bo rcc>verod for th* Uuited S-.utes, witb coats of suit.
Clas¥i7icat'ion^op llERCHAS-rriN Huntingdon Coifnty, by tbo Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes fur the year 180(1. Aleiandria liorough.   'froedom I, C. 12 10 00 CL.KS3. i.ic. a, W, Mytun    14 7 UO
B, P. WalklM- J« 7 00 W. II. Harper 14 7 00 J. R, Gregory 14 7 00,K. M'Uurnoy 14 7 CO Wra, Mooro      14 7 OO' - Mun^t.
Barree Tounship. 111. A. Dorsey 18 10 00 3. W. Mylou 14 ' 00 T. W. Oraffius 1,1 10 00 J. C. Walknr It 7 00,J. il. llemaier M 7 OfJ Bovion Qreen   11 7 OC|Wni. Duvia        14 7 00
Briidg.        .,     I '     Pam.     '
II. Jnibison 14 7 Ofl;Wm, JIarch 14 7 00 Ofo. Eby 18 lOlHll-  . Potter.
J, Diflcubacli  il4 7 OOiU. D. Oreeu     li 7 00 1 S. aeclirist     , 11.7 Oo.rf.UaHielU  .    1-1.7 00 Cassi-illc.. Shirleg,
.1, P. Heaton    11 7 00 Etiilor, Fousl- J, llendoraon   14 T dll & Co., U 7 00
.     6'ar6i>ii. lo. MLmi-hliu 14 7 00
C. A. Heaton 14 7 (0 I', M, Umo 18.10 00 J S B»rk8lrc.er;14 7 0U| W. A. i'r.iker U 7. 00 T..M, Ileddlug.W 7 OO'W. II. IlrBW3terl4 7 00 l'.j«-cllon Coal Lous .4 Devur   11 7 00
.Mine Co 10 ::000: SpringjUld.
Matthew Dunn 14 7 00 0, M'Laugbliii 11 7 00 ills. fHcnaun 1:1 1000 N. K.. Covcft M 7 (TO W. A. Orbison 14 7 00 D. Locke ll' 7 00
Urown Iloberts t Tell.  .
&Co„ 11 7 00,D.U. Morrison 11 7 00
R. II. Wigtou   10:iOOO' Union.
.\. D, Cbriat "14 7 OO .Samuol Millor 1:1 10 00 Brulr&Porl 12 1'.'60 J. Uauman 18 1000 Duvid Dunu      1« lUOOj Walker.
.Jncub Aleiiee- ^4 7 OOjJ. DoBgtaas -  14 1 00 Clog, I J. Brewster      14 7 00
0. It. Slovens 14 7 00|        ir<irri<ir»mafA. J.- 11. Adams    14 7 OO'W. C, Vautries K, Ashman       ISIOOOJ & Co., 14 7 00
Cromieell. ' \U. V. Patton 14 7 00 David Ktui.r 14 7 OOjU. 0, Oweiu 14 7 00 T. i;, Orbisou 11 7 OoM. U,Thompauul4 7 00 Wm, lUrper     14 7 DO Wett.
Hublin. IJ. C. Walker    14 7 00
Jumea Croe       U 7 OolU, llurlman      14 7 OU Oeo. Sipes        14 7 00',), N. Swoopo k   . W. V. Swan      14 7 00| Co,,        .       J3 10 00
Frauklin. IJ.  Cresswell k
Mrs. Isett & Mrs. | Son 13 10 00
Gardner 14 7 OOi    i-atknt UEmoiMKs.
Juhu Q. Adam. 14 7 OO! Johii Head 10 00
Shorb, Stewart ;J. soph Johnston   6 00
k Co., 13 lOWJ.Wiii. P. .MoNito     0 00
J, W. Matteru 14 7 OOuiiawiiUlKa a uiaTii.!.»- II. A. Bathurst I lUKs.
* Cj. ., ,14 7 OOiT. Newell & Co.. 'la 00
0. k J. II. Sho- I J. Smith k (>,,    25 00
enborger&Co 11) 2000il'gler Kuokou       lu 00 H-ipewM. ilobcrt .Mnssey    15 00
Simon Culm      14 7 00 J. K, laeU Ki 00
Divid Weaver 14 7 00:P, .Schneider 15 00 Wm, P. Orbisonld 7 00 Ruborl Fleming   10 00
Hunlingdon Borough.  :J, Nolle Ij 00
KIsher SSon   Vi lii 60.-    billiard sahionj. 0, P, Gwio      13 10 00, A, V'. Westbrook 30 0<l Carmen & Itef- »!•;. C. Summer.    80 00
right 18.10 00 P, 11, I'iper 3t> 00
M, Gutman     llllO 00! usokbr..
S, H. Smith:      13 10 OO.Bdl, GorreteuiM30 00 J.A. Brnwu    IBlOOOi      k.itisii   Uuusm. .V.B, Cunning- \ liuntingdon.
hum .   13 10OO'ir.-nrv Africa        10 Oo
Benj, J.icuha     14 7 00,G. wiiorioy 10 00
A, Willoughbyil4 7 OOiC. Schnoidor 10 Ou II, Roman.      14 7 OOMuhn Free 10 tK)
Wlil, t.'ulun        M 7 00) A, V. Weatbrook 10 00 J4 7.00jSuiumer»*Murry 10 00
ickerman 10 00 Wm. Lewis 14 7 OOiT. M. Hcdding 10 00 W. A. Saxton   14'7 00 Sarah IUU 10 00
WalJap^AWe- Morru.
ment 14 7 00 James Ktlly 10 00
/..Yenter   ,147 00 Pelershurg.
A, B. Cunning- J. A. WiUpn        10 00
hem 14 7 Oil       ji£rciiant hill.
M. Felktrkoof H 7 00 Tbomas Finhec 14 7 00 Jackiian. R, M'DIVITT, Mercaulile Appraiser,
NOTICE By ao Aot of Assembly piissoil tho
llth day of April, I8U:.', it is piado the dulg of tbe Cuuuly Tressurcr to sue out all Iloonses not lifted on ur before the 1st day of July. Persous having licensos to lift will savo coats by calling anif lifting the same previous to tbut limo, as tboae nol lified within the tl,n* prescribed by law, wWl poaitivaly be pUoed in lie handa df » proper offiwr for fluiiedion.
J. A. NASH, Co. Trees.
Huntingdun, Juno 3. 1808.. ~i" UDITOU'S NOTICF. '"^ .ir-,r——--r J\_ The unJersl(;ned .<tidltor, ij,puluJod ty the Orphans' Court of Huntingdon connty, to dislribute the fund in tbe hands of Johu C, Walson, Rsq., Trustee appointed, by the sold Conrt, to aell tbo real estate of Thomas M, Owens, dec""!., hereby gives notice that hc will attend to silid dirty on SATUKDAY the 25th dny ef July, at 1 o'-lock. p. m., ut hlj iilBoo. In Ibe buronfth nf Itur'-jgdou, wlion •ind whera all person, havi-ij; r 'ahna .,„..'¦•,•. tho saij fund are reqnired to jir«.;ent tho aunio or \.-. duburred ft'om comiag in Toy: 4 .tare of tbe said fund. THBO. n, CREMKR, Auditor.
HnUtltlcilett, Jaly t, 18U8
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The Surrender,of Vicksburg. i
Official Soonm«ut8 Keceived by the War Department.
.       i   U. a, VioKSBuao, July 3, '63. Major.General¦ U.S. Grctnt, Oomtxiand- :  in(l Vnited Htnte* ForccK.
GESERAr, : I bnyo'tlio bonor to propnio to  y«>u an  aruiiatica for •— hottra, witb a ; viow to arrauniuf. tofuis fnr the , cnpitula-1 tiuu of Vicksburg.    To tbis end, if ai;rBe- »b!o to JOU, I wili nppoint thrco Ooinmi!- eioiiars tu iiiecl u iikb uuiiibcrto bci bnneil b; yoarself, nl such place aud bour to-day as yun uiny find convcnieot.    I make l.hi.'t | prvposition'to save the further efl'iision of I bluod, which muat otiicrwisa bo sbed to n frightful   extent, fctilinj; myself fully uble to inaintaiD my position   a   yet   indefinite period. Thia ouinrauniflotion will be band¬ ed  you under iln|; of truue, by Maj. God, Janius Uuwcn.
Very respectfully, your obd't. »crv't., J.C Pk.'mbeiiton.
Tu this General Grant replied aa fol- lowii :
n. Q., Uepartment of Tennesseei, in the feld near Viclcshiirg, July 8, .1803.— Llentenaut Generul J. C. I'eiiibotton, Ooiiiiiiutiiliiif; Coiifadorala Foroea, kt.—- General: Your nolo of this date in ju.'!t riJtoircd, proposing nn armistice of sevetal hours, fur tho purpo.io of urran<;!ng terms of capitulation through commissionera to ho ajipoiiitcd, . Tho ctTusion of blood you prnpiL'-e stopping by tbis course cju be ended iil nny tinio you niny ohonsc "by the uncondilional furrciidtr uf die city dp gar¬ rison. Men wbo bavo ahown so much cfidiirtinoo and cournije aa those now in Vicksburg will alwnys cbnllengo tho res¬ pect of an adrofaavy, and, I can- nitsuro you, will bo trotted wilh all tbo ri;«;pi|i;t ilud^liem as prisoners cf war. I du not favor the proposition of nppointi:;g com- iiiissioi'uirs to arrange terms of capitulation, bcoayso \ biivc no other terms than those ihiliciilcd above. ...
I am. General, very respectfully) your obodiont sorvjint, U. S. Oua.nt.
' ' Wnji-jf-Ocncral Commanding.
General Bowen, tho bearer of Pcmbor- ton'a litter, wa« received by Ooneral .\. J, Smith. He eiprcssad a strong desire tn converse with Gnnci'al Grant; and no- eordingly Gen, Grant, whilo declining tbis, reiiueitpd Gen. Smith to sny tbat if (jon, Pemberton desired to .lee hiiu, an inlorviiiw would bo granted between the lines, in MoPhoreon's front, at any hour in tho afternnon whioh Gen, Pun bcrtoii niight nppoint. A message wn» soou sent buck to Gou: Sniith, appointing 3 o'clock us tho hour, Qen Cirant w<s there with his staff, and with Geiiernls Ord, MePher¬ son, Logan and .\, J, Smith, Gon Pom- brrtiin came late, attended hyGon, ISoWfn and Col. ^^outgOInery. Uo was much ex¬ cited, and wus impertinent in big .lUfwers
held npart between tien, Pemberton nnd his officers, and Genentls Graot, Mcl'hor¬ son, and A, J. Smith.
Thc rebels in.sisted on being paroled and allowed to maroh beyuuil our lines hero, uffio(:rs and a!!, wilh oight day.i' rativas, ilrttwn from thoir own atores, tho officera to retain thuir privalo pioperty, and body servants, Goneral Grant heard wbat thoy had lo say, and'left tbem at Ihe ond of un hour and a half, saying that he would siiud in hia ultimutum iu writing, to which Gen. Pemberton promised lo reply boforo night, hostilities to ceaso in the nieantimo. Geu. Grant theu conferred at his liead- (|uarlcrfl with hia corpa and division ooni- manderSj and aeot the following letter to Gon. POmbcitoq by tbo bauds of General L'y,;an and Licnt! Col. 'Wilsou ;—i
II. O, DrjHirtment of the Tenneiiee, unir ltclcslu,y,Jvly :t, 1SU3,—Lioutcu- ont General J, C, Pemberton, Commaod. ing Confederato Poieos, Vicksburg, Miss. General : Ip eonfuruiity with tho agree¬ ment of this afternoon I will submit tho f-liowing propoaitioua for tho aurrender ((f Vicksburg, publio albroa, &o. On yonr accepting the.tfljt'ua (iroposed I wilj waroli io ono divieiun, aa a guard, and luko p6s.^e3sion ak 8 o'clook, a. m. lo-morrow, Aa soon as parolea oan ba uiado out and signed, by ulficQra aud luon, you nil) b« allowed to march out of our lioea, the officera taking i^tlh thum their regimuulul oliitbing; an^ Staff, fluid and oavnlry offi¬ oers one horse each ; tho ruukand file will be alloTod «)1 tbeir olotbing, but nio otber property.
If those oortitions arc nccoptcd, any amount of rations you may deem necessary can bo takon from the atores ym now | hitTO, and al.so tho noeessnry cuokin',;uten¬ sils for preparing them; thirty v. i/ons, counting two two-borso or iriilo tim.s as one; yoit will be allowed to transport auoh articles na canuot bo carried along, Tiic isamo oooditions wili bu .iilowed tu all sick iand wounded dffioeni aud (.rivutca ,-,s faat as'they booorae abTo to travel. JTho pa- rulen fur (heae liUM muat b« ngaod, faow^
ovor, whilst olHeers ure present authorized to'sigh the roll of prisoners,
I am, Ocnoral, very respectfiilly, your obodiont servant, U, S. Grant,
Mnjor Gonoral.
The oflScers who reol-ivod this lejter ftated tliat U would bo iinpossibloto un- 'Bwcr ft by night, and it Wfis not till littlo 'befopo' peep of day, that the proposed te- plv was furnished :      '    ,
'Ilcadinnrti-rs, Victethiirif, .My'6, ,1?G3. -^Mnjor nwnsrnl U. f^. Grunt, Comttitind- ing U, .", Forces, ic—General :' ' [have Iho honor to acknowledge tho reoeipt of your oommunicalion of this dale, propn- aing terms fnr tho ptirrender of this garri¬ son dnd post, Tn tht!' niofn ynnr ttirms nro actopted ; but in justice both to the honor and spirit of my troop: manifested in tho dcfenFO of Vieksburg, I havo the honor to snhniit tho following nmond- nicnts, which, if aeeeded to by you, will perfect tbe agreement between ua. At 10 o'olock, tomorrow, I propose to nvac- ualo tho works in nnd around Vioksburg, and to surrender tho eity nnd gnrrlion under my command, by inarching out with my colors and arm.'', and stacking tbem in front of my present liOCa ; after which, yoH will lake possession. Offioers to re¬ tain t'lcir sido arms nnd personal property, nnd the rights and pioperty of citizens to bo respected.
I am, General, vory rospeotfully, J. 0. I'KMUEttfCiN,
Lieut. General Commanding.
To which Gonoral Gfant immedintoly (tilled ns follows:
II. (J. of Ihc Tennessee, befnre Vickt- lur!i,.IulyA,.liim.—Ue\xt. Gcnerai J C. Pemberton, Coniinanding Oonfeddrntc Forces in Vicksburg.—General: 1 have tho honor to noknowlodgn your oommuni- ciition of tbu Sd July. Tlio amendment proposed by yoU cannot be acceded to iu full. It will bo n6ceR3aryto furniah every officer nnd tnnu with a parole sigiied by himself, wbicli, wilh tho completion of the roll.i of prLsoiiein, will ueccisarily take some time. Again, I oan make no stipu¬ lation with regard to.tbe troatmunt of ci¬ tizens and tbcir privnto property, Whilu f do not propiiae to euuao any of them any undue annoyance or loss, I cannot eon- sent to havo myself under restraint by stipulations, Tho property whieb olIicerR c.".i bo allowed to take with tbom will bo as stated in Ibe proposition of lustoroiiiii^, that is, officera will bo allowed their pri¬ vate boggage nnd aide arma, ood mounted uffiuers ono horso eaoh.
II you mean by your proposition for each brignde \a inarcbto the front of the linos uow oeoupied by it aud blliik their nrma nt 10 o'cb'ck, nnd t)it>n retarn to the inside and remain as prisoners until pro¬ iierly paroled, I will make no ohjeutiona to it. Should no notificatimi bu iiiaile of your nccepliiiioo of my terms by !i u'olock A. M., I sluill regard them aa having bean rejeoted and not aeeordingly. .Should theso terms bo aeecpteu, white iiiign wii! be displayed along your lines tu prevent sticb df my troops ns mny not bavo been notifled from firing upnn yrtur men,
I nm, General, very rciipoclfully, your obodicot sbrvant, TJ, 8, Ghant,
Major Gsr.ijr.-.fV. S. A,
To Ibis Ibo subjoined answer haa this moment been received :
Ilciid.jitarlern, Vii/cslnrrj, July-l, IHCM. —Mnjor Oenoral TJ. H. Grant, Command¬ ing the United .States Forces.—General: 1 haTis the honor to acknowledge iho re¬ ceipt ofyonr eomniunication of lbi.s date, anti, in reply, T say that tbo terms propo¬ aed by you, nro neoopted.
Very respectfully, ynur obd't, serv't.,
J. C. Pli.MIIEHTO.S-,
Lioulcnartt General.
Tbo folbrwing dispatch Was received at the War Department:
ViCKsntmo, Mins;, 11 r. .m , July 5, 18()H.—Tho. surieudet was ,<mi(jtly ooii- sumnintfd yoctcrdny moroing nf tho ap¬ pointed hour of ten o'cloek. Tho rebel tmops marched out nnd staoked arms iu front of thoir works, whilo GendrnI Pcm- beHon nppnnred for a moment, with his staff, upoiJ Ihc piirupijl of t'he central front, Tho ocoupation ofthe plaeo by our foroes was dirortuj by General MePherson, who hid boon apptiinted to command horo. General T.ogan being aenigocd to ounimntid under hfrn. Tho tlivi^iona of Goncrala Lggati,"J. K. Sniith, and [lerron now gar¬ rison tho lino of fortiQcatiuna and fufoiah gunrda for tho interior of lite oity. No troopa renmin oulaido, Bvorything ia qttlot hero. (Jencral Orant entered tlie city nt 11 o'clock, and wua reoeived by Gcnerai Pemberton with inoro inarktd imperlioenca than that at their furiuor in- tervibw. Ue boro it liko a pbilusopbor, and in reply, treated General I'ciiihoilou with'even greater couUufiy and dignity than boforo. ,    ,   i^
t^ The hoart that Man Upward ea- capes little caicH .lud'yozatiops; tb^ birda that fly higli have .iiot,^h,ij djiitv^ the rof4 attSa tnew winsi.   " •¦      ;
THt5 lESSON. I and furoiehed aubatilutee under tha dtad
Tho recent raids into Indiana, Maryland j of last year, and Pennsylvanin exemplify the couditioc ' p...litb—-!-" "SrOT.!; AlJ!.?'J??".?.''_.,''.?3?l''.^ of aociety whioh would   follow  a roeognJ   hy striot attontion tc businci-s and nn effort'to tion of tho iudipendence of tho Confeder    P'"" '» '>»<"'l » cootinivnoe of lh« sama.
acy. The question.of boundary eould mij; bo Bottled'witbout bioodsboJ, aa there i i no natural frontier lino to mark tho di^is Ion ; V parallel of latitude would be h' jnalously wittohed for foarof tnfritigemcil
WM. WILLIAMS, Uuntingdoa, May 26, 1803.
W
M, MARCU i HKOTIIEK,
Respectfully  inforiu their numerous   evato-
tbat a soldior muat. guard evory vod oftb'    mers, and the public generally, that ihey have
ealablisbed frontier; wlii|e tho border b would become a nurscry'for lawless adven tuters, wbo, liko Ibo cowboys ofthe revb tntiiin, would plulitlnr all pnrtipB indlaeriin- iiiatcly. A border war is always cruel an'' sanguinary, because it is out Waged by thV ii.'ced rules which humanity haa imposed for tho governnient of btdligoreuls, aiiu where It does oxiat thero is no' safety for life nnd property, bnt tho lnw of foroo re¬ cognized by thosowho aro tho pavtioipants , Fancied wrongs, as well aa actual inju
just received  a largo and   spleadid  atoek of goods, at their store iu Markleaburg, oonsiiling In part of I DRY GOODS, DRBSS COODS, SILKS, .,
NOTIONS, o
IIAT8 k CAPS, 4
I UOOTS k SliOKS,
! -     , HARDWARE,
;,*even... QUEENSW'ARt:,
usual ; but, ao.GHOl^KlllKsi ries, would bo rodres,sed by raid^ nnd for- l "[ tl'o politicians, who were in   the habit
, ays,    'If the North lost a sheep the South ^"f ,'?<'''^";B '"•jof'K'' »t 'ho mill, appeared must deliver a boL- in recomponso ; and if i " ^^' ««'-*' V""" "•"' "^P"'''^"' " y^'
; tbo South   lost a  slave,   its whole armies I '"^, »»PP"'>^''J   m«oliug-thus   orowd.ng would bo ready to invado  tho North.    If!?,"'   tbo   debating  aociety.      Aftor these
eady ever the great avenue of neulralily is cs-1 tablishcd, where the peoplo of two acpa- j rato republics can meet without f|Uairoling we umy erect tbero a temple to .Inntis wbo presides over all avenues ; bul if ho holds a key in ouo bund ho has u rod iu the ulh¬ er, which botokena thnt transit and pun- iiiniii
poaoo" loving indi'.iduala had perfooted their orgaoiitalion, thoy called upon tbe "ineorruptiblo nnd patriotio" T. JefTeraon Uoyor to address the meeting—who. of course, was on hand for the occasion. Tho Fpealicr luountod the etand, and, we are told, soon began to berate the Adininiatft-
.,1 „,.» t,..!. ., t „ „,.„„.., 1   f. ..; I tu ; ''""> tho wnr, etc.,   as usual ; and   whllet nt aro both to be expoctod   from Inn   ,     '     .    ,, '    .t .   » i_- .       i     t.
jurisdielion. We mny safily presume that | ^.^ "»» '" l'" '"id.t of his great and aub- ¦tho f^ntea of thi, femplo will fc, „,„„y^ I >mo and eloquent tirade, a conrle of egpjj open, unioss we ean bo biessnd with uKu- : f.""' P"^;7»"f "f ">o mo.st ploaaaut odor^ nin tl, drnw hia inspi^tinnsfrom a goddess I "" "?"""' '"I"'' »"^ ^''°^''', """J ^<"^lf or an Augustus, to br*; about « now gol- j <"<»> ""> 'P""^" »'"' '"oral olbera Thli den ago ; without these; the portals ofthe "^ course oreatod an cgga-ci ement .sd tempio oin never bo olo.ed as the aign of' f ""> "' "^'' "'"'."'"J," '""'""' '<> I"" ''<"'•• peaoi. Thero is no delusion u,„,..rfMiil'*'"'»",'''I':'""'" ^^ »''«''""P'"'S «.''"' ' ¦• . , young ladies wbo   were  standing  quietly
noar tho door—and suspicion wns at onea eaat upon tbem, as having toased the epgi in. After the oxcitemcntand tbe effluvia of tho egga had flonicwhal aubaldcd, the ineeling rcassemWed, when tho speaker fa represented «a having uscd very vulgar and ungentleni''tily langunge tuwarda the ladies. Thus aff'airs rested until Monday morning, tthen-tbcso patriotio men iaaued a warrant for the arrest of oix young girl* and four yonng men, and had them bound over for thoir nppearnnco at cnurt, Aa a number of suits aro likely to grow out of tho nffnir, wo avoid expreesiog an opinion in rognrd theroto.—Ri^sman't Journal.
THE DRAFT *lif PITT8BUH0.
Tbo drawing under the conscription law wua resumed at thc Frovoat Marshal's of¬ fice thia morning at ten o'clock. That por¬ tion of the offico assigned fur speotator* was jnmtncd with people, whilo tho ante room and lobby wore aleo crowded, and tho deepest intereat iu the proceedings wa* manifested, Tho drawing yeatcrday, tho' it could uot bave been conduoted in a fai¬ rer or moro impartial mannor, ezbibited. TiotT of iire owner io'tbTwillVf ihc TTnion | 'f""".'!'"'" .:«''°"'"-     >'"«  g'ntieni.D
ilion the idea that any iiur.iianent paclfica tion can result from Ilie divlMoii of the Union Such a atep Wonld lead to endless wnr and unprecedented' barbarities. The cauao of liberty and freo institutiona ia in¬ volved iu tho prcservntion of tbo Uuion intnct, whilu ruin, de.-iolation nnd anarchy will inevitably follow its dissolntion, ¦ We ean then hnve bnt onu aim, thc restoration ofthc Uuion, thomaiutenancoof the Con. atilulion, and tho onfuroement of tho jaw.s over tbo couutry.
JCEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
The Copporhoad journals as.scrt that tbo Slavo Statea aoeeded for four of aggroa- sions upon their local institutions by tho Kepublican Administration.
Now read whnt tho three Southern Coni- niis.<iuncra stated in a Ictler whicii waa pub¬ lished in the liundon aewapepers :
"It was from no fear that the slave wo'd lie liberated lh;it SrSdjpiroi'rTook place.— Tho very party in power ha.s propuaed to i guarantee slavery fuioTcr jn the Stater, if ! tho South would but remain in tho I'uion, I Mr. Lincoln's Message proposes uo freo- ! Js~ !~ !>•« •!-..-   v..,»   «..^....««o.   .nl,U».
—in otber worda to tbo wil! of the North. Bven nfler the battio of Hull Run, both brnuchea of tbo (!ongrc8S at Washington passed resoliitiniis Ibat the waV ia only wa- d in order to tinhnid   that fpro alavory)
nieuibcr of tho bar, who wua enrolled In' both thfl Seeond nnd Third wnrds, waa drawn in bolb. and in oue inatanec three, nud in several instances two wero drawn from the ctiiia fuiuily.    Prom tho St, Ni-
gert in order to unnolcl that foro alavorv) i ".'".' '"V; 'Ti" i'^i, ' i.,,,. .i.-,..!.„ ConstTlution and to enforce the lawa, (mV- <"""" f"'*'' """>o h.!. a JoSeO ..«,go...«r ny of them pr„.slavery,) and out of 172 '«re drawo yet of the .mmenao oumLcr voles in the' I^wer   House thoy reoeived   "^ 'Jl'"' ™P'"r'l »' •T'"'" * BoJ-l « "ool
nil but TWO, and in the .Sonafe, all but '"''" "'"' '.'"'? "¦" '^"'"'"••« """^fc «« ......      .    .. ' I I RpiMiro n iiriza.
ONK vote
[Sianed] Wm, L. Yani;i!Y,
P. A. liOST,
A.  DODLKT Mil IIM,
Southeru Coniniiasionera to Kngland, And yet thc Northern Copperlioiids hare the effrontery to talk about the aggresaiorta of tho Adminislnilion,
.1 aeouro a prize.
I Mr, Houston, of Smithfield street, had, . I bis Iwo sons drawn, nnd our Champion i oursninn aud bii brother were also among tbo olect. Indeed, wo are told tbat there was one or tui rn drawn from every houaa on tho lower side of Smithfield atraet be¬ tween Diamond alloy  and Second atreai,
 ,  while lho!C rcaiding on tbo upper aido got
IHPORTAJIx'ciRCtTIiAR. j oif eomparalively free.    But thu moalain-
Tho following circular has  been iaauod   P"'".'''"""'¦<"'''.y''»'«i'i''» '^"*'0B "?•
from tho War Department : ' ! '''"   '?V?  ^"'^^'''pf Oermnus   drawn IQ
Wab titPAilTKBaT V   ' *"        l''»o'7 ono anppoaod th«
PnoTiMiT M.i«in*i.'s o.rica, Jnly 13.   /   I «>lt''' oWnicut wrnfld be largely repreaunt- •
To answer Innulriea made 10 tbi* offlce, | od among tho coo«uri|it8 from tbi* diattiot
it ie nnnounocd, 11"" » jilaoeo at tho oaiuoa of thoao d«aw(»
lilt—Ally drafted person  p,->ylBg'«800, I i" l"" wrd indicates an entirely difTereot ,
under Section 13lh Of tlio Knrollment .\ct ^ "•'»""¦    I">J"il. •' *'>"''' ""'Ui :is it. tbero
is thereby exempt   from   further liability i •""''> "'""y "'"'¦''*''•"""'"*»'""*"«''»'"'•*'»
under tbat draft, but not from any aubie-   'hmiStUlte number of the latter rwiidlnf'<
(luent draft. ''" 'h" ''"™ '" eioeeda that ofthe   foMu-
2d—Any drafted powoo   I'i.ruishing au j "•    A" agrwabla feature in the prooeed-
aeceptable substituto ia exempt from mili-   i"*! 's 'he oxe.-llent Uiiiper with which tho
tary service (br the period foe  whioh (aid   Pt^up'" Rencrally rogard the drawing.   Wo
substitute Is niuatered inlo tho servioe,       h"" T'' »<> l""'  '»<•  °"'  ''"'J o' o*""-
8d—A  aubstiluto  on«o  maalcred into   pl*'"' >" tl'O «"•"«'. '"d whatever mat bo
tho sorvice oannot be drafted while in the   ''>« •'e.ttlt elacwhere, it is aTidcDt that here
aervioe, { at jenat, the poopla  intond  submitiinK U>
4th—4 drafted   man   oannot pay com- 1 'h* 1«* cheerfully,—/V«s^l/r,y ChronieU.
mulatftiD mufiey or preaent a subatilutDnf-
ter ho haa reported l|im'a«lf to  tb« Board
[of Korollmcnt for olamiuatiofi.
.'ith—Menwbo, on the third of >I*rcb, 18rt.1, wero iu tho military aorvico of tho United plates aa siibatitutea under the Jiuft of 186U', aod whoee tonnaof »erv!oo
*havc aisce expired, aru   not  liable to the prcsept draft, but   the   p«rsuu*  for whom
they Wore  iubstilutes  are  liavfl to draft | iug brief but omiooiu paragrapli:   ", tho aamo m though thoy tad bitott dmfiod  ba !   U i* a girl"
$fjr In ooo towoahip in Franklio eonn¬ ty quito a number of peraon* have groin old four or five yeara ainee laat Auguat.
Tn mother oonnty, two brothen beinf in differont tuwobhipo, prored on a eooi' : pariaou of roll^, tu bava beon bOTQ withta i two weeka of «noh other.
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A Utiea payor oootiun* the fdj^