Illinois on the Pfegfro*
• election' Sri Illinois, tire pro
osition to negroes and' mulattdos
Trom coming into tho State' was adopted by.
nn overwhelming vote. In The town of
Springfield, which is the Illinois' homo of
president Lincoln, the vote of bis friends.and
neighbors stood ns follows; ' ■
l?or excluding negroes from coming in the
Stato , , ~ • 190 t
jgoinst thoir exclusion. 60
' Majority for cxclusfon;.
or about, forty to ono Ilu the other parts of
tlio State, tho “ anti-niggor” yoto was about
nine to ono.' Wliftt a -oommoatary is this,
upon Abolition philanthropy 1 The result is
not at all. complimentary to the professors
of Abolitionism. The heartless set of hypo?
crites are full of fears for the poor slave ; but
Tfhilo weeping their crocodile tears.gnd invit
ing them, to freedom from their masters,
they slap the door in the poor wretches faces
,nnd absolutely exclude them from breathing
the free air of Illinois. . '
Prepare lists ol Slek and Wonnded.
Our sick and wounded braves nro arriving
licro daily. They come crowded in hospital
ships, and after days of. suffering on the pas
sage, are greeted with a.view, of our High
lands, and then, they feel themselves at home.
,On their arrival it is too often the case that
■ no list of their names has been prepared for
the press. There is one list for the Sanitary
• Commission, which must be copied by the
representatives of.tho press.
This is wrong. The friends of those sick
and wounded men are anxious for their wel
fare. They have poured over the correspon
dence from the.'battle-field, vainly striving to
gain some tidings of their soldier friends. On
the arrival .of the hospital boat they seek in
formation from ( the papers, and find that im
perfect lists, or nono at all, are published,
owing to neglect on the part of officials.
The remedy for this is simple. When the
boat loaves for its destination let the list Tor
the Sanitary. Commission be carefully dupli-.
catod for the press; lot tho names, cpmpa
ilios and regiments be written distinctly so
that no error can;occur in printing them. On
the arrival of the boat at this port, the list
should be. given to tho agent of the Associat
ed Press when he, boards tho vessel, and it.
will bo immediately transmitted to the nows-,
papers.— AT. Y. Com. Advertiser, .
Are Treasury- Notes a Legal Te.vder?—
A few days since some bills of the City of
Ottawa, Illinois,..wore'presented at that bank,
and payment demanded in specie. The
bank tendered Treasury notes, whioij wore
refused, and the notes of the bankwere then
fprmallyprotested. The Supreme Court of Illi-
nois has already decided that Treasury notes
are, not a legal tender for State duos, and it
■willalso, it is, said, decide that they-are not
p tender in the State for anything iij opposi
tion to State law..
BSf The Missouri Republican mentions as
one of the singularities of history, that John
pope, who is now in command of the Army '
of Virginia, having overstepped three major,
generals, at the age forty y ears, was for a long
while,- a pupil of Gen, .Shields, then a school
master at Kaskaski.a.
Spontaneous' Combustion.-Tlio Indiana
Sentinel says.: A case of spontaneous l com
bustion is said to have occurred west of the
canal yesterday. A woman was found in a
waste-house almost burned to a crisp; and as
there was no evidence of fire having boon
Mar her, and she was known to hayd indul'g
ci.frrely the use of alcbolie drinks, the
supposition is she was consumed by the flame
thus generated,.
THE WAR' NEWS.
From Genera! Halleck’s Army.
SEVERE FIGHT NEAR BOON
- VILLE, MISSISSIPPI.
brilliant conduct of the union
FORCES.
Tiie Rebels Defeated After Seven
Hours Fighting.
Sixty-five Rebels Left Dead on the
Corinth, July C, 1802.
To the Hon. E. M. Stanton Secretary of fVar :
v G !® 0 ~ r e P orts B re just received of a bril
affoir of our cavalry near Boonvillo,
wmaissippi, on the Ist lust, . ■
Col. Sheridan, of the Second Michigan cav
f f! th regiments of 728 men, was at
tacked by parts of eight regiments of Rebels,
numbering some 4,700 men, which ho defeat
and drove back after seven hours’ fight-
nr ,9“ r . Ic i M foi'ty-onc killed, wounded
mssing. That of the enemy must have
a - 8 tllo y left sixty-five dead
ed lit* T officia l reports will be forward
rLL ; 1 respectfully recommend Col.
in battle for P romotion f « r gallant conduct
11- W. lIALLECK, Major General.
TIIE nin 'J-’h tenna. CAVALRY SUR
: PRISED AND CUT UP,
ieSnot 6 ?! fr iT Nashville dated the 9th
Pennsvltw. ‘ fou r. com PMiiea of the Ninth
cut un at dii ol i va T Vero surprised and
'Pomnkinavillt y n^ 10ak 0,1 that morning, at
five hundred volt' 5 ! & P l ar *y °f on e thousand
«>e CaV ? h 7 undo r Col. Stearns,
mand in the divon? UBllt ?. T , 0n w ith his oom
"■(is rumored that pm ° f Gre - cn - Ik
jors Browne and T® 1 Wlllia n)s and Ma
hillod, bur B ome do^h?, OD ’ ° n ° Ur Bide ’ wero
t 0 tlle fete of the forme? as
■ : S OP VICKSBURG.
i'nudd ntX's^awl 1 °f Vicksburg still con
phis, on w orln „ e , u,ltB r ® oeive d from* Mem
mortars from
fho cutting of th,Tsl n *r 1 Bhollln S 4,10 city,
destined to make vlf nogr ° 63 ' which is
■ >" B! gnifleant Wn V „ Esb " rg nn inland and
Jba report tha7 n. Progressing rapidly.
| e M wounded is notlfrl'n 1 ’ 6 Parra gut hna
18 aHid that *“> had°iTnarroiv oaoapQ 6 . d J bUt
XCILiNGB prisoners AGREED
pPON,
#1 «*ohanges““!“ i t °S r0 P d upon a gener-
J»onts wifi immnrlln?°i rS °u war ’ aod ari'ange
lfie largo population be “"“I 6 to export
ho ' r homos, a„d ro“„- f °? r soal) oard forts to
s aad s of onr bravo r ? tarn tlle thou
li'f!o been brothers who
u llB uews wilf oronfn B *? s o ut horn dungeons.
throi >ehout the ooun tr y. foßhDg of int9a «® joy
(W 0F EEGIME HTAL bands.
J Tlth r^ime,C 3 ? d a . b!U twlay, doine away
* th i »»««
Joaiv tt savin^gl^f
1944
Field.
Baltimore, July 14.
' „cT/ 1 . 0 f °l lo ™ng statement of Mr. Wm, Airev
1 y ’ W P“ bl ' shed i “ ‘ho American, of
o'\ af ‘ e *'noon. Mr. Airey escaped from
.Richmond on Tuesday last, *
Ho says that the rebel troops in and ar
ound the city prior to the recent battles, were
estimated at from 817,000 to 220,000. Wo
reinforcements from the direction of Peters
burg had been arriving for the previous ten
days and nights, which were said to be from
the coast, bufhe could not ascertain whether
BU / p wu on of the “’ were of Beauregard’s ar
“y - . T ! )0y arri J ed b y ‘he railroad, and were
Z r “l d Tf oUnd n 6 olt 7r durin K ‘ho night
towards Hanover Court House. Gen. Beau
regard had been in Richmond several weeks
suffering frqim a severe attack of fev er «nd
was still at the Spottswood Houhe,- confined
to his room when he left. onnnea
Generals McCall and Reynolds are neither
|of them wounded After remaining a day at
Jfc&SSS H “” *•»
The gupboat 'on'the-plan of the Merrimao
though piuch smaller, fa rapidly approaching
completion at Richmond, tLugh groat d m®
s;rtz“ pt ™” d ,n s
The obstructions in the James river ware
considerably weakened 'by tho rocdnt 'floods!
OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS,
No fears are entertained in the highest
officials circles that the cause of tho Rebels
Will be 'strengthened abroad by the' rtioont
movements on the Peninsula. The latostad
vices from our Ministers at London and Paris,
show a much improved state of feeling to
wards our Government, and our successes
have been so numerous and signal, that it
would take more than one disaster to change
tho current. Besides, tho indications of a
prompt response in the President’s Proclama
tion, which are hourly manifested hero from
every section of the country, will go abroad
so rapidly on the heels of the ; battles of the
Chiokahominy, as to Vcposess any distrust in'
our success which they might possibly cre
ate.
INDIAN AMBASSADORS.
Delegations have been hero for some days,
;from the Sac, and'Fox and Ottoway tribes of
Indians, to receive the bounties due those
tribes, and also to form additional treaties
with the Government. A treaty has been ar
ranged, but it remains to bo acted upon by
the Senate. .
MEDALS FOR SOLDIERS:
Tho bill granting medals to deserving offi
cers and soldiers was passed ia the House
without a division or asinglo dissentiiig voico.
It is considered a measure of undoubted pro
priety and justice.
BURNSIDE’S ARMY IN JAMBS RIVER.
General Burnside, with a part Of his arniy,
according to tho Washington JnleUit/encer of
yesterday, has joined General M’Cleilan.
He had prepared for an inland advance from
Newbern, which was to commence on Tues
day, the first inst., when news of the strait of
the Potomac army came, accompanied by or
ders for him to move forward a part of his
force to Virginia. By next morning his
troops wore embarked and steaming down
the Neuse river, when, ha, received a despatch
stating that M’Clellan was in Richmond and
the enemy in flight in all directions.- [ Not
suspecting the truth of this despatch; Gener
al Burnside disembarked his troops. -After
waiting, for a messenger to go to, Fortress
Monroe and; return, tho /loot again got under'
weigh. The voyage was delightf(il, : and on
Monday tho vessels were ip James River,
FROM )VARIIENTON, Va.
Washington, July 8,
Adyicos fvonj the camp near AVarrenton,
say opr scouts recently bhmght in a man who
said he was bn his way to Richmond, to see
about his sons, two Of whom were wounded
in the late battle, I,otters were found upon
hjs person addressed to parties in the South
ern-army, which he said ho found on the road.
It is evident that the communication has been
kept open from AVashington to Richmond by
way of Jheesburg; hjiddleburg, White Plains,
itc. :
The i secessionists at Warronton. pro glory*
ing over the nows of the battle near Rich
mond, but acknowledge that if M’Olellan gets
reinforcements enough to take Richmond the
war would be over,
A scouting party found a mill in full ope
ration sorne miles from AVarrenton, making
army clothing, 1000 yards faeirigready for de
livery., The owners of the mill and the ope
ratives were notified that they, would be held
responsible witfi their lives should it be sent
away, ,
Parties .are continually applying for- pro
tection, while acknowledging that their rela
tives are in the rebel army, and they are in
the sympathy with Jeff. Davis.
The records of Fairfax county wore found
in AVarrenton, recently, having been removed
thither by some of the lawyers, it is supposed.
The sheriff of the county took possession.
A scouting party who had been ns far as
the Rappahannock, reports our pickets hav
ing boon driven in, but gives no particulars.
Appointments Confirmed.
July 8.
■The following appointments, confirmed hy
the Senate, are officially announced to-day:
I Truman Smith, to, he Judge under treaty
with England to. suppress the slave trade.
TT Ed "i‘o V ‘ SumnGr > Brevet Major-General
United States Army, to bo Major-General of
Volantcors.
Samael P. Ileihtzelman, Brevet Brigadier-
General United States . Army, to be Major
General of Volunteers. J
Erasmus D. Keyes, Brevet Brigadier Geno
rs vr n'.ted States army, to be Major General
of Volunteers. ‘ ,
Fitz John Porter, Brevet Brigadier Gener
al United States Army, to be Major General
or Volunteers. “ ,
William B, Franklin, Brevet Brigadier
General United States Army, to be Major-
Qenerul of Volunteers. .
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
m. . ' Nrw York, July 12.
. The steamers M’GJfellan apd Trade Wind
bring Now Orleans papers of July 4th
.. Ge ' l - Butler has suspended the functions of
the city councils.
- Bureaus of finance, and of streets and land
ings, consisting of three members each, had
been appointed, among, whom the duties of
councils are divided. H
, Provisions, vegetables and fruit are now
freely allowed to come to the city W vessel
Iwo men, named Fidel Keller and John
W. Anderson, were sent to Ship Island for
I confinement with bard labor, for having ex
hibited bones, alleged to bo of Yankee sol
diers. into personal ornaments.
A Mrs. Phillips, who laughed at and mock
ed the remains of Lieut. DeKay, during tho
passage of the funeral procession, was also
imprisoned at Ship Island.
FROM BALTIMORE.
-ATEST FROM RICHMOND.
STATEMENT OF A REFUGEE.
Construction of Gunboats on the
Plan of the Mcrrinjac.
Fort Darling Greatly Strengthened,
TH>e Cannon Captured During the
Decent Battles.
One of the s'uhken vessels had so swung Ar
ound that tHd TfcaS'or was Able to passthrough,
and was edob'hfter captured. At the time
the flood greaffoafa wereoritertaifftidaTßidh
wond that they 'Would all boswopt away. ■
■ r i Fort Darling hdb been greatlystrengthened,
,'nnd the battories ard iron clad. A whole, di
vision of the army had also crossed the James
river on d pontoon’bridge, to assist in its de
fence against any latid'forqe.
The forces of GeiWal Jackson had moved
off, it was thought, towards Fredericksburg,
and it' was said would' again strike a blow in
the Valley., The Maryland rebel regiments
with him under Gonoriils Lowe and Bradley
Johston, had. suffered terribly in the fights
with Frembnt and Shields,’ ,Bradley ’ John
son's regiment had been 'cut down froin sev
en hundred to two hundred efficient men.
, 'Fbe greatest confidence was felt at Rich
mond among the rebels in their Ability to de
stroy General M’Clellan’s army, And those
who had previously sent their families away
were bringing them back again.'' The Union
men, wore, however, confident of, the final
capture of flie city.
The cannon captured during the recent
battles worn brought into Richmond, num
dcring twenty-three pieces some of them
howitzers and three army rifted guns-. They
were all light pieces, and with the exception
.of the howitzers and .one .English gun, were
sent to the foundry to be recast, the rebels
having up shells to lit the rifled cannon.
Not a single seige piece had been.oaptured,
and much surprise was expressed that Sl’Clel
lan had succeeded in getting them all off. :
The falling back of the rebel army towards
Richmond had caused considerable dissatis
faction, as it was given out that McClellan
would be attacked in his present position,
From Kentucky.
HOOT/OF REBEL GUERILLAS,
Destruction of the town of Lebanon,
Louisville, July 13.
At New Hope, Nelson county, on Friday
night, a party of the 35th Ohio, under Lieut.
Col. Moore, encountered 450 rebel cavalry, un
der command Of. Jack -Allen, about half a
mile south of the railroad. After twenty
minutes brisk fire of musketry; the enemy
fled. No casualties were reported on the fed
eral side. Blood was found along the road
by pur skirmishers sent out, but no enemy
was to be found.
Later accounts say that these guerillas or
their comrades burned the town of Lebanon
and robbed the Commercial Bank;
Telegraphic communication has been per
fected to Nashville, hut the Lebanon branch'
is not in order, thus preventing tho reception
of further particulars to-night,
. The Federal reinforcements moved in the
direction of Lebanon could not have arrived
until after the destruction of the town, but
they are in hot pursuit of these guerillas.
Starbk
. CARLISLE MARKET.—JuIy 13, 1862. ,
Corrected Weekly by Woodicard & Scfrmidt
Flour, Superfine, per bbl,, ' *l,OO
do,, Extra, do,, . 4,25
do., Byo, do., 2,60
White Wheat, pot bushy!, . 1,12
Red AVueat, ' do., 1,05
Rve, do,, , ’ 5(1
Corn, do.,'
Oats, , do,I
Sprijhj Barret, do..
Fall do. d 0.,.
Clovbsseed, do.,
Timotbyseed, . do,,
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.—JuIy 13.
5 75
: : . 4 75
: : 3 25
: v : ■,2 76
1 20 a 1 24
1 34 a 1 33
Flour, superfine,
“ . extra, :
Rye Flouß, :
Corn Meal, :
Wheat, rod,
“ white, :
Rye, .: : :
Corn, yellow,
“ wbito.
Oats, ;
Clovbrseed,
Whisky, ;
Proclamation.
\7STHEREAS the lion. James 11. Graham,
▼ t President Judge of -the several Courts ot
Common-Pious of the counties of Cumberland, Per
ry, and Juniata, and Justices of the several Courts
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery in
said counties,, and Michael Cocklin and Hugh
Stuart, Judges of the Courts of Oyer and Termi
ner and General Jail Delivery for the trial of all
capital a,hd other o{Tenders, in the said county of
Cumberland, by their precepts to mo directed, dated
the 14th day of APB.IL, 1862, have ordered the
Court of Oyer and' Terminer and (general Jail De
livery to bo holdcn at Carlisle, on the 4th Monday of
August/ 1862, (being the 25th day,) at 10 o'clock
i i fc’io forenoon, to. continue ons week.. •
NOTICE is hereby given to the Coroner; Jnstioef
of the Peace, and Constables of the said county o
Cumberland, that they are by the said precept com
manded .to bo then and’ there in their proper per
sons, with thofr rolls, records, and inquisitions, ex
aminations, and’all other remembrances, to do those
things which to thoir offices appertain to bo done,
and all those that are - bound by fooognizanoos, to
prosecute against the prisoners that are or then
shall bo in the Jail of said county, are to bo there tb
prosecute them as shall be just. •
J. T. BIPPJSY,
Sheriff.
July 17, 1862.
E'fc luturanct.
The aelen and east pennsborcv
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
of Cumberland county, incorporated by an act of
Assembly, in the year 18-13, and having recently
had ita charter extended to the year 1883, is now
in active and vigorous operation under the super
intendence of the following Board of Managers :
Vm. Gorges, Christian Stayman, Michael
Cooklin, Daniel Bailey, Alexander Cathcart, Jacob
H. Coovcr, John Eioholborgor, Joseph Wickersham,
Samuel Eborly, Rudolph Martin, Moses Briokor,
Jacob Coovorand d. O. Dunlap.
Tho rates of insurance are as low andfavorablo
as any Company of tho kind in the State. Persons
wishing to become members are invited to make ap
plication to the Agents of .the Company who are
willing to wait upon them at any time.
, Eresldont-W'. Jl. GORGAS, Eborly's Mills, Cum
berland jopupty.
Vice Preset.— Christian Stayman, Carlisle Cum
berland county.
Soot'y,— John C. Dunlap, Meobaniosburg, Cum
berland county. 1
Treasurer— Michael Cocklin, Shepberdstowa,
Cumberland county. ; . I
AGENTS.
Cumberland County .—John Shorriok, Alien; Hen
ry Zearing.Shiromanstown; Lafayette Peffor> Dick
inson; Henry Bowman, Gburoh'towu; Mode Gri
fith, South Middleton; Sam'l. Graham, W. Ponns
boro,j 'Samuel Coover, Meobanicsburg; J, W. Cook
lin, Shophordatown;-D. Coover, Hppor Allen; J.
0. Saxton, Silver Spring; John Hyor, Carlisle;
Valoptine Fooman, How Cumberland.
Yo'rji County, —W. S. Picking, Dover; James
Griffith, Warrington; J.P. Doardorff, Washington;
Richey Clark, Hil|sburg;D. Rutter, Fairviow; John
Williams, Carroll. .
Dauphin County,— Jacob..Houser, Harrisburg.
Members of the Company having policies aboui
to pan have them renewed by making appli
cation to any of tho Agents.
March 13, 1862. ,
Ilasucrei’Olypes.
rST beauty and durability, no “sun-draTra'
picture equals a good Daguerreotype; this is tho
opinion expressed by the leading photographic jour
nals of tho day, both American and English, and
those may fc® obtained at the rooms of
NOLna* Loiithor street, two doors west of Hanovo
Carlisle, Nor. 7,1861—tf.
It. K. OOSBrCiiA,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
EAST MAIN STREET, CARLISLE,
Opposite (ho Prison.
/"IFFICE with Colwell & McClure.
” | Jan. 9, 1802.
T i Attorney at Law.
Fit* ° n ? co ,' vlth Jamas It.-Smith, Eaq., Kbcom’a
Hall. All business entrusted to him will be,prompt
ly attondod to. Fob. 6.1862.
Hoop Skirts! Hoop Skirts !!
*OO 0F tho oboapostllOOP SKIRTS just
received from Now York, nil of tho latest
stylos, tho abovo lot of SKIRTS are of a superior
ASD ITILI. BE S&JLJV'
cheaper thati any in the market;
We aro now offetirtg bn* entire stock of SUM
MER DRESS GOODS, at greatly-reduced
• priooa. The good time has really, come .
for bargains, {Spring <fc Summer
• goods are to bo slaughtered to
make room to bAgiu tho
Full Campaign.
OREpifIELD A SniiAJFiill.
July 10, 1802.
I OFFER myself as it candidate, at the en
suing election, fqr tho ofiSco of Prosecuting At
torney for Cumberland «odnty, subject to the nom«>
motion of tbo Democratic Countv Convention.
July 3, 1862-to. o. ■s. MAGLAuGHLIN,
T7QR RENT 1-r-Tho largo First Class MER
ir CHANT FLOUR MILD, atjjoinipg tho bor
ough of New Cumberland, Pa.
Tills Mill is A, No. J in every respect, having
boon putin perfect order during tbo past summV,
and can turn out ISO bbla of flour per clay easily.
It is driven by a never-failing water powpp.
A Train of Cars can bo purchased by tbo person
or persons renting the above Mill,
Address ’ ANDBEW ROSS,
Nev Cuujborhmd, Cumborlaud 00.. Ra.
July. 3, 1862-3fc.. ‘ ‘ 11
THE taxable citizens of the Borough of Car
lisle, are hereby notified that tbo Treasurer
of said School District will attend at tbo County
Court House, (Commissioners' Office,) on THURS
DAY, AUGUST lith,;»bxt, between tho .hours of
■9 and 12 in tho forenoon, and 2 and 5 o’clock in
the afternoon of said day, for tho purpose of collect
ing and receiving tho School Tax assessed for tho
present year. On all taxes paid on or before that
date a deduction will bo made of FIVE PER CENT.
Persons wishing to pay their Taxes in tho mean
time Can do So by calling on the Treasurer at his
place of business, in “Marion Hall" building, West
;*igh street. ’ J. W% EBY,
Carlisle, Juno, 26, 1862. Treasurer.
Second dooreast of the Market House,
in.Zug’§ Corner.
DEALER WhaNOS. New Rosewood
Pianos, from thQ best makers.
; MEI.ODEONS.
The best iAfturtfaoltt)fo(l; instruments from $45 to
$lOO. Vipliiis, GuiUis, Acooirilqong, Flutes, Fifes,
Brums, Banjos, Tambourines, Violin and Guitar
Strings, and Musical Afercbaudiae in general;
V .' sheet i^irsic.
A complete assortment for"all instruments. The
latest publications always on Hand.
Voucher, on the Piano and Guitar, Instrumental
and Vocal music. ' ’ ! ,
Pianos and Melodoons tuned and rapairod.
Juno 12, 1862. : A. LEFfR.
THII Undßlrsighed: doing business in Car
lisle Under the name and‘titlo of (Jroonlicld &
Co,, would give tiotloo that Wo have disposed of
our.stock of goods And All interest ini tbo same to
L. T. Grooniiold and' A. ■ K*' SheafTe?, of ‘Ciirlialo,
And that in tho futuro tho'businoss will bo conduct
ed in tho name of Gubi&fi&ld & SifEAFtsrt."
Thankful to a discriminating public for tho pat
ronage given to ns, Wo'would ask. for our succes
sors a bontinuauCo of Uiok favors...
EYsxisE & pros;
Ohambersbnig..
•i.ao
i,eo.
■ME undersigtiedrhaving formed a co-pafcftife?-
ahip uhdbt tho. ndtrto of. GREENtfiBr,D A $UEi>|rER,
and haviUg purchased the Oh tiro stsqk pftipcon field
i & Co., would respectfully iy»k of odr friends and ous
-1 tomors a continuation oCpraoir'-patrotrogo. - •’
Wo have this day received a splendid assortment
of Now Dress Goods, all of the latest "stylos mjtlip
market, which will bp sold uppsuajly, dhean for
cash. ‘ People ftill ilpd -a gh)i£ savitig.df ihoney by
buying goods in this was, as wo pro not. compelled
to mark on a percentage,' for long (irodits,
Juno 12, 18(12!
> !
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JUNE, 186 S. JUNE, 1862., :
T EIDICri, SAWYER &'MILLER, East
J_i Maiu street, do rospeQtftilly call tho attention
of tho public, ospeoiallyrtho'' Ladies, to our large
addition of Sunimcrgoods just'recoived,'comprising
tho various fabrics suitable for tho present season.
Dross goods of every variety and newest styles.
Latest dosignos of Silk Saquos, Mantles, Laco
Points, French. Uornours.'ShaTtf&of aU kinds, Luce
Mitts,-Sun Umbtoliaa, Parasols; Bonuols, Misses
Hats, Ribbons, - Dress Trimiriings,
Hosiery, White Goods of every description.
HOOP SKIRTS! Do Forests Kid Pad and Clasped
Skirt, tho best.in tho .market, EaglotOn’fl Corded
Skirts. Mob and Boy’s Light
CL 0 THS AND CA SSltiEßtiS,
French Black Cloths, Linen Bantings, Cottohlidos.
Having tho services of a fitst class TftiloK wo are
prepared to rnnltd up (loods dt short hducti and
most fashionable stylo.
of all kinds Jn Very large supply, Oil Cloths, Mat
tings, Looking Glasses, Blinds, all kihds of Houso
Furnishing Goods in immense quantities.
Pleaso call and examine and satisfy yourselves.
Wo have tho best, largest, cheapest and most de
sirable stock of Goods over, offered in Carlisle.
LEIDIOH, SAWYER A MILLER.
Juno 12, 1862.
Cumberland If alley
AND
FRANKLIN RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF IJOIJRS
On and after Monday, May 5, 18&2, trains
pn tho abpyo roads will loayo as follows, (Sun
days ojeooptod :)
For Ohntnbersburg & Harrisburg.
Learb Hagors'n, 7.00 a. k.
“ Grooncastle, 7.37 “
" Obamborsburg 8.30 ,f
tt »•' v< .
4t Shipponsburg, 0.06.
“ Nowvillo 0.32 "
" Carlisle JOJiQ “
4t Moohanicsburg 10.42 “
Atx. at Harrisburg 11,15 ff
For Chamherahunj and ITagentown,
(lioavo Harrisburg, 8.05 A. u. J. 35 p. w.
“ Moohaniosburg, 8.17 “ 2.15 “
“ Carlisle, 9.27 “ 2.55 "
“ Nowyillo, ' 10.02 “ 3.20 “
“ Shipponsburg, 10 33 " lj)0 “
" Chamhorsburg,,. 11.10 4.40 «
" Groonoastlo, l ” 11.55 “ 5.30 •<
Arr. at Hagerstown, 12.35> “ ' 6.10 “
At all stations whore tiokots aro sold, a reduction
of tan court on each tiokof will bo made to all pas
songors that provide themselves with tiokots before
entering the cars! ■ '
„ „ O. N. LULL, Supi.
R. R. Office, Chamb’g May 8, 1862. J
•O-EMOVAL—OAtVIfiT AgE£,' tiarbTr,
bogs leave to announce to his numerous cus
tomers ond the public generally, that he has re
moved bis , , ,
' - Murbcr Shop
to the basement of the stone building occupied by
tuo Volunteer Printing office, three doors south of
Hannon's 'Hotel, in South Hanover street. ‘ Tho
rooms have been papered and fitted up in hond
somo stylo, and will, ho Cools satisfied, give satis- 1
faction to his patrons. Thankful for past patron- I
ago, ho hopes, by strict attention to business, to
merit a oontinuanoo'bf it •
Carlisle, March 27, 1802.
BROOMS. . , •
. Wo have Jdst received a lot! of 55 dozen of
u HlohV' superior made Corn Brooms, which wo
confidently rooommond as the host and cheapest
Broom‘in tho market Porsale Wy by the subsori-
at wholesale or retail, ■' ’
November, 1861,. J, W. EBY,
Prosecuting Attorney.
pplioql Tas lor 1862.
IpSS^--
A. LT’AX
ifatlce.
GREENFIELD 4 SHEAPBR.
CARFETS
2.46 p. m.
3.35 “
A r. 4.20 p.m.
Leave 12.55 “
1.28 “
2.00 "
2.40 “
3.12 “
3.10 «
150
SCYTHES & SN ATHS !
TOST received tbo largest) best and cheap
' ost assortmont of ’
Scythes, . . j-orks,
Snaths, .. Rakes, . i
WhctStonoff, . ' 'Shovel's, :
Water Cans, Rides, •'
Water Kegs, , Hoes, Ae.
over brought'to this county,.nil V Wiioh 1 had
made order, in largo quantities, so that
they can be sold at very, low prices, and warranted
as they are rep'ro’sentbd,
h.—Store Keepers, khi 'Cradle Makers sub-,
plied at manufacturers prices at tho cheap Hard
ware store of , henry saxton, :
Juno 12, 1802. Bast Main Streot.,
HA Y ELEVATORS.—Just received a
largo lot of those superior •
Hay Elevators,
. Hay Hooks,
D-opo of all sizos,
. - ■ Pollies, A©.,
whioh lam selling cheaper than ovch t am solo
agent for Carlisle for tlte celebrated Hay Elevator
and Manure Excavator,' Call and soo thorn at
June 12; 18621 H. SAXTONS
GRAIN CRADLES.—On hand a largo as
sortment of Grain Cradles of tho different
makes of this and other counties, also, some city
make, with American and imported Scythes, war
ranted, at manufacturers prices at
Juno 12, 1862. HENRY SAXTON’S.
/ton FLY nets.
tfl/v Cotton Fly Nets, '
Linon Fly. Nets, •
Worsted Fly Nets,
Tw:no Fly Nets,
Leather Fly Nets,
all colors, shapes, sizes and qualities, which I am
selling cheaper than the cheapest, as I buy directly
from the manufacturers,
Juno 12, 1802,
TO FARMERS.
T HAVE been appointed sole agent fo# Cutn
bucluud county for- several now and superior
makes of FARM BELLS, which X am soiling nt
greatly reduced prices. Call and soo them l?ofor©
yurohosing. HENRY SAXTON.
Juno 12, 1802-flt, • ' *
1862.
TUST opened the largest and best aesort-
Y mont of Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Gla'qs,
1r0n,'40., tsvor brought to Cumberland County,
bought exclusively for cash, and which we are sell
ing hi the lowest prices. Wo invito the publio’gcn
erall to give, us a call before making their purcha
ses, as wo are fully sustaining our old reputation bf
soiling tho. ■ : . p ; ■ ■’■
BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
• Returning thanks to a generous public for .their
past liberal patronage, hoping by personal-attention
to thoir wants, to merit a continuance of the samot
JQIIN P. LYNE A SON,
At tho Old North Hanover Street*
Carlisle, Juno 12, ISQ2I ,f - “ , ' ; . ‘ ‘
Interesting to Farmers.
JOHN P.LTNE & SON, have just received
nlargo lot of those 'oelobratod’SCVTUES, iHado
expressly for their own sales; which have always
given entire satisfaction to'all wSo have used them.
\ou that want a keen cutting and easy running
Scythe, wq would say try one of their superiormakc.
Wo have also a full stock of Shaths, Whet Stones,
itc. Bakes of Christ., Myors’ and other celebrated
makes. Grain Cradles of all tho best makes In tho.
county, with a full stock of all kinds of Tools and
Implements for Farmer’s use. All of which we are
selling cheap at our store in North Hanover street.
Carlisle, June 12, 18(>2. '
FARM BELLS.
WE are selling ordinary sizes at 52.25,
largo sizes at $2,7 .V, the cheapest and best
bells in tho county, bought for cash and selling al
short profits nt tho ptofo of • LYNE 4 SON.
Juno 12,1862.’
lay Elevators, Ropes and Piilteys.
A PULL assortment of these' seasonable
articles in store and for sale. CHEAP, with ah’
endless aaiplftilient of Forks, Hoes, Shovols,'4o., of
tho best makes-and itidst approved patterns. For
sale at the store of JOHN P. LYNE 4 SON, North
Hanover street, Carlisle. ' June 12, ’62. >
ETLV NETTS. Twine, Worsted, Linen and
Colton, Fly Notts. Cheap 1 Cheap M at tho
store of John P. Lyno 4 Son, Carlisio. June 12,
iOEMENT. Cement in large or small quan
vt-T titles; at manufacturers prices, and warranted
gOO,d. .. . ... -,i . .'ll .' . ,
. CHAIN PUMPS, iPninp,Chains, Pnmp Tubs, ip
largo quantities, selling very cheap,” at tho store of
JOIXN P. LYNEd; SON, Carlisle. ; Juno 12, ’62
pAINTS! PAINTS !!
A Oils, yarniehos, Turpentine.- . TVs invito tlio at
ientipa . pf , tlio public, tqpur superior WHITE
LEAD, put up exclusively in Tin pales, and war
ranted to bo superior >to itny.pthor brands sold in
this market., A groat variety of colors of tho best
qualities and selling at tlio lowest prices, at John
P. Lyno Jb Son’s North Hanover street, Carliaib.
7 ' i-; ; ~ y 7 ; Juno 13, ’62j •’
/'f LASS ! GLASS!!- ; ; ;.-,V
V? AU'tho boat Brands and all sizes at tho cheap
store of,John. P. Lyno & son, Carlisle. Juno 12,
TRON! IRON I 1
A Of all sizes, shapes; Johglh lind breadth, war
ranted to bo tho best,, at-manufacturers pficos. ■ A
■“go variety of Files, Rasps; Anvils,,. Bellows, io.
Blacksmiths, you will find it, to your interest to. buy
your Iron and Stool at John X>; Lyno & Son’s. North
Hanover street,,Carlisle. . , ; Juno 12, 1862.
WAR CiEiAOt Adfj.HCVs • i
THE subscriber, havingbeen Appointed liy
tho well known War Claim firm of Barrows;
Keed A Co., of, Washington, D. C,, as thoir ggon,t
fot Cumberland county, and haying oil tho.noops
sary forms from the proper departments, I aill n'oty
prepared to procure for tho friends of dosbasod sol
diers, tho
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY
and back pay duo them. Also, Pensions for wound
ed or disabled soldiers. I will also give prompt and
careful attention to tho adjustment and collection
of all claims against tho government, caused by tho
present war, of every kind, largo or small, having
legal or equitable foundation. It is important that
persons having just claims should present thoir ap
plications at tho earliest day practicable, as claims
are paid in the order in which they aro.filcd. My
connection at Washington, gives mo groat advanta
ges in procuring she settlement of claims promptly.
My charge will bo 10 per cent fin the' amount al
lowed by government, aiid no foe will bo charged
until that ;s paid. JAMES M’CANDLISH,
' ' Nowvillo, Pa,
X refer, by permission, to the following .gentle
men : . - .
lion. J. 11. Graham, Hon. F. Watts, W. H. Mil
ler, Esq,, Df. J. R. Irvino, Carlisle.
A. G. Miller, Esq., Jno, M'Curdy, Ijsq., Shippons-
L. Kaufman, Esq., Jno. C. Dunlap, Esq., Mo
obanicsburg, ’
Wm. R, Gorges, Esq., Dower Allen.
D. F. Shoemaker, Esq., Nowburgl'
Rea, Graooy & Co., Bankers, Newville.
May 29, 1862r3m.» .' ' , ,
New "Wine and Liquor Store, .
NOirni UANOTER ST., CARLISLE, PA.
(NEARLY OtVoSITE Gltl/s HOTEL.)
THE? ttndorsigtrod Would respectfully cnll
the attention of Merchants, Hotel-keepers,
and citizens generally, to his nett Wine and Liquor
Store, whoro ho intends to keep constantly on hand
a full and complete assortment of ' '
PUKE A&D UNADULTERATED.
WINES and LIQUORS.
Any article sold as such, will be as represented,
and will bo sold Wholesale or Retail at the lowest
market prices. His stock consists in part of
BRANDIES,
Bealieu, Otard, J. J. Dupuy, PelloToisin, superior
old Cherry, Blackberry, and Ginger.
WINES, ~, f
| Sherry, Port, Madeira, .Malaga and Cloret,
....... . WHISKIES, ■ 1 "
Monongahola, Old liyo, Bourbon arid Common.
Together with afnllassortmont of'Qins, Jamal
oa Spirits, J3t,;Ctois and Now England’Rum.
■ the very host quality, ’ ■
'. MO. JOHN GOODYEAR
April 24, 1862.
JOINTING neatly executed at this
1862; SPRING, . 1863.
ISAAe iIVIMSTON .
l\ V- °” ers ono °f tlio beat, And most attrac-
"^oxbibitod
MEN AND BOYS’. 'NEAR - ’
of every Stylo; Quality and Price, aud ie coatinuaYly
receiving additions asi tho scactfh ‘advances, of all
tlio latest novelties and styles to suit ail classes
Our Stock of HEADY MADE CLOTHING till
ofirown manufacture, cannot bo okcelled fbr ’
bURABILITY,
■ ■ STYLE,’ ;
, ' . AND CHEAPNESS, "
of ovtry variety to suit the Season, Taste, and podk
oj.. Alt Ve want is a call and see for.yourselves ai
ISAAC LIVINGSTON’S
Nor til Hanover. Street Clothing Emporium.
N. B. .AU goods'.bought from us by tho piece or
yard by persons wishing to have it cut to measure,
’can bo accommodated free of charge.
Carlisle, May 1, 1862.
LIVINGSTON'S
Perfect Fitting: Shirts
MST fi to measure and guaranteed a per-
SIX FOB NINE DOLLARS,
warranted to bo of a superior article of Linen and
Muslin .of the most celebrated makes. Also, every
variety of Shirts constantly kept on hand of every
Stylo and Quality. •
Collars of all tho Latest Stylos out.
Trunks,
Carpet Bags,
Unibarellas, &c
of every description and largest variety. Sold al
lowest prices at
HENET. SAXTON,
LIVINGSTONS
North Hanover Street Clothing Emporium'.
, May 8/1862.
THE undersigned Auditor appointed bV tho
Court of Common Ploas of Cumberland Coun
ty, to marshal and distribute tho balance in the
Impd? of dohn >V. Foust, Assignee of Wm. N. Rup
eel & Samuel p. Harper, to and lUVOngst thc.crcd
itors, will to tho duties of hjs appointment
at his offices, in Carlisle, on Wednesday tho 4th ,'of
Juno next, of which all interested.
and present their olfciuis for demands; Ac. ‘
IX. NEWSIIAM, ' ■
Auditor . i
1862.
May 15, 18C2-31.
Tltll Auditor appointed by the Court of
Common Pleas to distribute the assets in the
hands of John Jacobs) Assignee of William fjjlydoh
tolvnr Spring township, to and among thoerediters
of the said William Slyder, will meet the parties
interested for fiiO' purpose of his appointment, 'at
bis office in Carlisle, on Saturday, tho 11th day of
Juno next, at 10 o’clock, A. M. ■
Carlisle, May 15—It.
SELJLING .OPJP AT COST.
BARGAINS I BARGAINS!!
THE undersigned'has determined to sell
odt his very extensive and elegant nsssbrt
iiidtit of •> ■
at first post! lip willnotattcmptto specifiyi 'Suffice
it to .his sttibfc is largo aud cbmploto. bbijipria
ingin'part, ~r
MEN’S, LA tiltlS’ AN]? MISSES’ WEAK) V
of all kinds' and .descriptions, all' of ijhieh .worn
pilccbaScd at tow rites tor cash, and will bo sold at
tuo sapio figUror } , * .
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, •• i
suA aa bleached aud unbleached Shootings,' Pil
,ow Cilsmgs, Linen and Cotton, Table Cloths, Tiok
ings. White and Brown Muslins, Ac., Ao.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS) &oi /■■■., :■
His stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, i'c„ is
tho largest and best in this section of thocountry
Give mo an early call. all who waht great bar
gains, for Ibntopd io do just what I say,'arid soil,
out my. entire stock at flrsfcjiost. ■ Como- one, pome
, PITItIP ARNOLD,
Tito doors north of tho Corlislo Deposit Bank
N. B. County Morohants will find it to their ad
vantage to give mo .a call, for I can soli to thorn
at cheaper rates than they can purchase the same
goods in the city. BA
All persons knowing themselves, indebted to tho
undersigned, will please call and settle their ac
counts ■ immediately,- as. the hodks didst bo settled
' AKNOIiD,
Carlisle, May 15, 38(52; -i ,
Removals : 1 r •
TACOB SENEIJISBoot'and-Shoo Store’io
•'•.removed to licit door to'Pipor’s Bookstore, and
opposite the Cumberland Valley Bank. .. . .• . (
GRAND BARGAINS NOW OFFERED AT
;SEKtE&’S „
CMap .Boot and Shoo store!
NEW SPRING ARRIVAL OF ,
BOOTS AND SHOES,.
. The subscribed his jtiat tefteivod £om*l%jladel
mofatSf n s 3Ct *°^ ivo - au d. splendid psport- ;
OMTtSAto»S AND LADIES* SHOES; J
s l r, a, P^ r Boys* Boots, Shoos and Brogans, Men’s
Walking Shoes, calf, patopt leather, and cloth’
Gaiter*, Ladies’ Button Boots, Bnlmorcl
-;, lace Boots, .Gaiters, Baskins and
Slippers, itc./Ao,', ito., & c tf die'/' •
■HISSES ami CHILDREN’S BOOTS and SHOES. :
THUNKS, ■
: CARPETBAGS, ~ , ■
■ UMBRELLAS, &a., &o,
whioh irm bo sold lowfof odsii? Purchasers arc
mvitqd to call dud, oiamino our stock, and they
will bud that in price and quality it will oompoto
with any Shoo Store in tho place.
g&'M tho Now Store Room, next door to Pipor’s
Bookstore."®!^
April 10, 1862.—6 m JACOB’SENER.
MOUNT JO Y A CABDiyr
An English and Olds'sicctl Boarding School
. for Young Men and Bpgs,.
MOUNT JOY, LANCASTER. GO., PA,
STUDENTS designing to pithmsthii study of'lho
Ancient and Modern Languages, Higher Matho-’
matios, . Natural’ or common English
Branches, with a view to preparation for college,,
'teaching or business, will find this Institution to J
‘offer superior advantages and ludue'emp'uta.
The school is well’providod with a Very superior
sot of philosophical, cholnicalapd. astronomical ap
paratus, for experiment and illustration,' together
with’ geographical, physiological and other maps,
I charts, «feo.
Tho Summer session commences on the Ist Mon
day of May. Tor further particulars address the
Principal. • E. L, MOOKE
March 27, 1 8fi2.
CLEMEIVT & STAKS>S
GREEN MOUNTAIN, .
WASHING MACHIA E
• PATENTED JUNE 8, 1858. "
THIS IS sp very simple in cnn
atfujjtlon, and efficient nod easy in operation,
tliat o boy. or girl 10 or 13 years of age can perform
I tU6 services of Washing with ease, and do it in 1-4
the time that a grown person can without a Ma
chine. Thilf is a groat saving to those-that hire:
also, to the bone and muscles of those who are oom
poUed ti> endure the trials of the washing
This MaShinS is a great self-labor earing Invention.
It is the universal expression of those who have
used it, and they are legion, that tho hitherto long
and laborious work of washing day is “ made Wok
and easy,” by tho use, of this machinearid the
time is now at hand when no family should ho with-
Olltotio, 1 • v “
• Tl ‘,° . I> , r ? l ’ l ; iotora tavo no ■ hesitancy in say
mg that this is tbo acmo of*Waahing Machine In
vontion, and worth more than all others combined.
It is m fact the “ NE PLUS 1 ULTRA” in this lino
ol invention. Per confirmation of tho above,-'mill
and examine, one at tho shop of J. K. WEAVER.
North Hanover Street, Carlisle.
Carlisle, Deo. 12,1881—ly»
TO TRAVELERS AND
THe Traveling Public.
Valises,
ftotico.
Apditor's JVolifco.
L. J. W. FOtILIC,
: Auditor,
DRY ROORS
NO TICE,
Great Excitement;
ITAS been raised m Carlisle and surround-
J-X iag country bn learning tbit tho subscriber "
has returned from tho city with a tremendous
Stook'of ■ '■ ;■
-I.- DRYfQbODS, ■
All bought forqash, and to ;b’o Bold .iit, shoh I«ir
ptqoos as will oausC sorab people to shake in ithslr
boots.' In this rery oxtensivOCtookaiWy bo found
groat pile* of■. ,ii’ ,"J'
: -' / •< • PRESg-CiOODS,- '
Of Bilk Poplins, Tqritt'Lnatro, Fancy SlUfe/In ro*
rioty,. Black Bilks, of the,vary-most celebrated
manufacture, Mphair, Plaid,,P.oil do (I’hcveAillr,
Check, Embroidered Mohair Satin, Plaid, Check,
Mozambique, Choilies, ■Do : Litihus, Bombazines,
Lawns, A0.,.4c.' r; , - 1 ;a Ki ■
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES^ •] 'i/.-,! 1
Vesting, boya T?ear ; of good (quality aud
. etyibsl ;■
Ticking, Chocks, Flannels, 'Ginghams,'.Muslins,
; Lawns and ‘,
• , ' I CALICOES, ; -,. y
Of, very handsome stylos, and in. sufficient quantity
to olotho every female in this county.
I have also, tho largest’astortment of' : 1
- CARPETS:'and OIL CLOTHS' ■ .
In tho- interior, of Pennsylvania;, pf all 'qualities,
and at very satisfactory prices to .th'o p.nrchasof.
Besides, I hayo aitnost.ovcry.i'desiroblo‘»rticlo in
my IJpq of. business that can, be mentioned, select
ed witli groat pare, qqd VRS SP oyo.single to„th»
wants of this eomlfiuiijty, and the present times.
■ Tho public is advijuia.-Jo' so'e those magnificent
loads of gdpda bcfuro 'pufoliasihg elsoirhoro, as I
am confident that advantages wiil bo, gained by a.
earofql p,vftntin(itipn, of njy.stpok qf.go.uds, wWolf
for iinniousity has npver been, and perhaps novof
will, bo equalled in Ibis plate for size, beauty and
cheapness, 1 ' M " *' ■' '• 1 •
i old vreli-kcoVm stand of *
A. W. BJSNT?.
April 10, 1862.
H 0 TE L )
CoiiNsii o». Sooni? HAVovfiri-isi irALsui Sob.
,C A ItUI SL E, ?A. '■ ■.
THE undersigned bogsleaVe toannouncb-td
tho public tUab bp lias leased the above new,
largo and cyipjnodioiU "
And,is npjr prepared to accommodate,tho.travoline
Public in tho most pleasant and agreeable manner.
Ills.Taupe.—wiilat all tinjoa bp ;ihn>jshod;,with.
the best tho markets.afford., ’
• • His EjVock of, bignoiia.—iVill bo found superior
to that gene’rally kept by hotel-keepers.,,. ■’
./TmiS.TXbum}.—ls now, and fapable-'oi’oceoina
diifiug fifty head of horses. ‘ dimming Water in (ha
stable, (u?rt >yoigh r aoalps,. (under roof,}, and adargw
plock-yiid attached;, , lie. is, itijdeed, amply pro-,
vlded with, everything to, render bis bouse a desira
ble stopping place} bnd iy.comfortable hemp to,the
traveler or permanent sojourner,'... ,
Having.had- many years, experience as' .a hotol
kcep.sr, bo hdpes.tc; bp ahlo to.pleaspand to roeeira
a liberal share of p'atj'oriago. ■ *
Permanent and transient boarders- received o*
reasonablb terms.' .. -... ' -
jSSv Terms Modcra o.' •' ''
JOHN MtERS, Proprietor.
.'April 24,1862,—6m...
CinriBERLAND TAUEt BASE.
MOTICE.—it will, bs, seep by the following
-J-t aclyertiK(mi°nt tliaOlonry'A, Sturgeon, Eaq.
has retired .from, the firm of Ivor,, Dunlap, A Co,
and that Samuel of Carlisle, Cqm-r
bcrlana cbuhty, Pa;, bus hood associated, with the
rcmainipg partners in this firm of Kor, Dunlap A Co.,
and that Win. W. Hepburn has been elected Cashier
in the place of’Mr, Stitrgeon. ,ll ' .
"■ • ' ■ V THE PKOPniEtORB-KOW ARB : • ’ "
.William Rer, ' Isaac Srennema^
Kichard .Woods, John S. Sterilet?,
John C. Dunlap, 'John'Dunlap,
■ . Samuel Hepburn.', ■
This Bank Will continue to do a - - ■ ■ j
GENERAL BANKING r 'AND EXCHANGE
, , . , -business, ■■■■ >■ ;
.At their Banking r ifoiisq,Jn .Csrlislo^;.under Hi*
name and style of KEH, DtINtAP A CO.';" ' ‘ ■'
~blonej;.,wil 1 l bo rdqei.vqd, on .depositand paid.baqk
op dppiand,,withput nptioo. Pertifiqotes of deposit,
nearing interest at-thq.rato olAvf.per cent.* will-ba,
issued forqs short a period ns four mouths, inter l
ost on all Certificates will cease at .mutnrltyj fapt if
|;suoh certificates are rone wo dA tanytim o'lh ereaftor
i for,another given period, they shall heap the
rnto of interest up to tho time of renewal.' ' Twenty
days.notioo jnns( be, given off ah intentipn to with
draw deposits. «
1 The proprietors wqpld, popthe attention of'Far
mors, Mechanics and all’ others who desire a sa«
depository for their money, to the fpetthat they aid
not oply liable to the amount of their stock'in tlib
,4}nn)ii_buA;nrq indiyidpaUy liable to tho 'extent of
i , ??*■ wholo estates for air the deposits, and . other
Jfor , ;J?U,nlap A.Cp.-.
L. A, nrl W u !a r Atfohtipn will be given to jho„coI)ce
t10?, of Vendue % tea, Foreign Bills, Drafts, Checks;
“°v ihitny fart of the. United States and Canadas;
Boidittanoos Made; to iiiiy part qfd the United
States,.England. and Ireland; '• „ ; /;'• ‘" ■ ■ v
■ .?b o y,. w llb a t fill times bo i pleased to give any io~
formation desired in regard,, to money, matters ill
general.,.,- , , i .... ,', ' ' ' _
The faithful, and .conlidontiai exocnlion 'of ,alt .'
business entrusted to them may to relied upon. ’
. The Bank will be open for business frein 9 o'clock
in the morning, until- 3 o’clock in the afternoon..
, Discount day, every Tuesday.
Coiloe,lions from',Philadelphia, Now Tork and
Boston made op favorable terms.
Tho. proprietors refer tp
Jxv CobKE &'Co'., : f . , ~
E, W. Cr.AUK, A Co., ] Pbllttde, l' !,m '-
Winslow, Lainer A. Co., New York;
" ~c , k-I K X/CnENE! r A CS.; Poston, s. *■
Carlisle, March 8,1862. HBPE ™^ r _
m. : SPRING GOODS ! 18 A
l iU
tonfiHi! _k. €i-
ONE BOOR WEST OF. THE COONXT PRISOJT,
T-T AV^G | r ocpiv(>(l a splendid; assort
pJtJTh- from Now York au3
for cash Wll!ch *>° Bcl d unusually Cheap
FANC YSTLKS IN" GREA T VARIETIES
BIiACK, SILIis.
of al! grades, from 75 cents’ (o’si 50. Jn tho above
line of goods' we \ defy competition. * ‘ ‘ .
Silk ani TVool JHaiirands, Siik t
Llama Cloths, -Moaaznbiques, Shop*
Lord, Plaids, Wool de Lainos,
f Cb'alJiosf Lawns; «S?o., &&, -
SPKIiKO SITES.. -
lat Reduced Prices. Wp oro now offering oar on- ■
tiro stock of now styles of Spring Dolainos at JOf
cents, worth 25 oonto. v
DOMESTICS,
Good Prints at , Stand SwaW
llixtrq.-" 10
Coohoooes,. Morrlmacs and Spragues at 12} cents.
■ Ifloachod and Unbleached Muslins at 8, B'and 1»
cents. Extra quality, one yard wide at 12} ceuW
Lancaster Gingtapia at .12} cents. ,' ' ,
Checks, Tickings, Cotton, & Linen
1 ’ Paulings,
DRILLS' DENIJfS,' JEANS,
; in groat variety af old prices.
IMUSBPS' & BOYS’ WEAK.'
Mp V l« , r!l a M So . mo ¥ “f’OltOTp# and CASK
MEItS for Mon a and Boy’s .WoaFat low prices. ’
Wijte Goods and, Holtons.
GARPETS; i CAUPjE'jpS !!
4,800 yiftdg of Carpets, all of tlitrrieWost designs
and paterns m the ranging in price from
cents to $l.OO per yard. Having purchased
tho above aasoT-lmont in No w York, wo aro enabled
to offer superior inducemonts to all who will fovor
ua with ‘a call,As our storoia now a permanent in-*
stitution in Carlisle, wo aro determined to maintain
f tho nuuio (we; have alfoqdy of soiling 1
Cheap, notwithstanding tho various rumors thfltr
have boon circulated In regard tdour leaving town/
■’ " r OiiJBBOTIBtD dr CO/ J
Carlisle, May 8,1805.
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