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HARBISBURU, PA
Monday Evening, May 18, 1863
UNION STATE CONVENTION
The LOYAL CITIZENS OF PENNSYLVA
NIA, without distinction of party, who desire
cordially to unite in sustaining the NATIONAL
AND STATE ADMINISTRATIONS, in their
patriotic efforts to, supptesa a sectional and un
holy rebellion against the UNITY OF THE
REPUBLIC, and who desire to support, by
every power of the Government, our heroic
brethren in arms, who are bravlng disease
and the perils of the field to preserve the
UNION OF OUR FATHERS, are rmested to,
select a number of Delegates equal to their _Le
gislative representatives of the State, at such
times and in such manner , as will bast respond
to the spirit of this call, to meet in STATE
•CONVENTION, at .PITTSBURG, on WED
NESDAY, the .FIRST DAY OF -JULY mitt,
at eleven o'clock, A. it., on said day, to nomi
nate candidates for the,offices of GOVERNOR
and JUDGE OF T/IRSUPREEd.E COURT, and
to take such measures as may im deemed (ne
cessary to strengthen the Government this
season of common peril to a cominon country.
C. P. MARI=
Chairman of the Union State Central Corn-
Mateo.
• Gro. W. HAKFIRSLY, Secretaries —1 .
WK. J. HOWARD. .• .
The Committee also passed the folloWing refs> ,
Raton unanimottslyi viz:
Resolved, That it be 'recommended -to !the -
Loyal citizens of Pennsylvania, without dis
tinction of liariy, tl39tgailizt fel leddliTElection
District of the State,Union Leagues,for the pur
pose of sustaining the,Government in suppress
ing this causeless Mid' wicked rebellion, which
now seeks to divide and destroy- the,Repulfdie:
The Abolltioalits.
Our quondam':• friend over.the may, ;the
"Thenderer," alias the Tory Organ, not catinjg
at the present moment to sPit'oqu i e.pitti on
the t pldiers„ hes turned its attention totliet!ali
.olitionists. By, innendo, it stylf.s iii j e ; gallant
Gen. Burnside an aholitioniat,.simply, because,
that officer arrested Vallandigham. It atgles
a regularly organized and deliberately cOnii t hict-,
ed military court, a druia-head court rnartiiil;
in:order to leave thizlrenression on the minds
.
of the people, that the proceedings in Val i lan:
-digliam's case were precinitate. It forgefis to
State",..that a motion of habeas was arguedlatul
denied by the civil court, and that
him waa as fairly tried and as justly condiamnd
as any criminal who was ever arraigned belfora.
the ctillbl tailitartitritherity of tie lands It
is not the violation of law over which t e
Tory Organ mourns.-iltcis not the danger ich
any precedent growing out of this trial • 14
oreate--it is the fact that a traitor has been
brought to justice - that atira the bowels the
.76ryOrgan;and thus awaken's' its treasoriabl'e
sympathies in indignation against the Golern-
—But we did not intend to discuss the guilt
or innocence of Tallandighera in these, Short
paragraphsi- His guilt as tralteriketaukited
oat Of the slaire•holders; rel:4lll6n.`lr tead of
shooldthti,inng—hung [with'
every mean,. Contemptible tory who attem ; tl5
palliate his Offence or question the justice of his
condemnation. We are to lei Pollan
dightun go—as none but traitors will mourn his
fate: What we desire to call attention to, bow
ever, Is the practice'of the Tory Chroi of deridunc
ing such men akGen: Burnside tia""abolidonfolt."
Many.people,dp,n4 know ~that Gen. Burnside
• is, or was, a Democrat of, the Wicalechoot. He
s'upported Breckinridgelor the Presidency, yet
in this Warglorious
he, like Ben Butler, sacri
..,
ficed party for countik—gave up cliques and
their corruptions,,fer theuGoyernment, and ,in
the struggle for , thelTnion; strikes the heaviest
blows at What he the 'heart, the life
of treason—al: For this he is reproached as
being,an abolitionists. The•term is :used as one of
' degradation'; and the Ispirit-ln which it IS ap
plied to, this brave map, shows the strengthh i cf
the treason which rankles in the hearts of timse
who control the Tory .Organ.:'
• —However, vie must submit to this sort of
abuse of Burnside for a feir days. As soon as the
soldiers .who, are nowAn•the oity hav,e,departed
`for their, homes,-the Tory Organ wilt turn its at
tention to abusing Hooker and the gallant fel
lows whO tmght under liinieud i iir,i3o are about
4to be mustered out:of service. Mark our pre
' dietitin." It could' not live lilt waariorengaged
in iiifildtgning - the GOvertinient or traduci nesome
of its Geist defenders! ' •
Dr. S. T.:.Ohairlton.
It will be seen by a tblegraphic 'dispatch from
Washington, that Dr..,1,,0t5, named aaSurgeon
is this dititrict,•-underthe. enrollment act, has
decleaet IfilajDr., S. !R l CharlteM . , of this city,
has been appointed Surgeon to fill tbiViir'ancy.
This. appointment, we.irtiow, will give univer.
'sal satisfaction, both ,, acragards the loyalty of
the man and the professional skill of the'Sur
geon. In this community Dr. Charlton is re 7
garded as . one.orpur very ablest physicians,
whose,edtkation; practice and talent fit him for
any.poettion.. Zhat be will reflect credit (mile
pcet to - Which he has -just been called, all will
admit idiolinew the; man; and. that he will be
of service to tlictGovernment, his professional
acquirement will fully tstablish. $9.0 far as we,
are personally COncerned,;we'Must confess that
we have not heard'Of an ipPoiiitMent for a long
while which, for its fitness, bets, given us more
satisfaction to, announce; • .
. ,
FAT = 321 Err.—A Washington correspondent
writes that the rules of the conscription will ex
eln4e all fat men, the. reason of their exemp
tion' being "not only their physical incompe
tent*, but becarfse it it proverbial from Fal
staff .down to Pitriplgey'Matittali that they
h av e never been remarkable fordaWag deeds ,in
the field." This sweeping rudehas many very
decided'excePtiOns. Cromwell was a lusty fel
,•low; Gen. Pninent ,was: always in fine flesh;
.Boaaparte , wis Bityl•ole of..ltim most famous of
thalivbiko i enlaraisliiFrance is so stout that he
cinnot 'ride on tiorsehbck;"qur Gen. Butler is by
no.ineana7"a; aNd slipp,ered pantaloons , '-
and iiitidatmany other names-could be quoted
to dtep e rore ' the reason assigned! • &fa for the
nielaptiOritrineiaf super abundant who'
are otherwise capable to do soldiers' duty,-frnm
the conscription.
The Position of Georgia:
The Richmond Enquirer, of a few days since,
had an article on Goveinor B own and the ;o-
Eldon of the N tate of Georgia, which evinced
the uneasiness felt at the coursb of that Stale,
in its stubborn resistance to many of the
schemes of the rebels. The tone of the article
is very reserved, but even that dots not conceal
the real feelings of the edit( r of Mr. DAvis' or
gan. It appears like a gentle admonition, and
a sort of exhortation to the Governor, in which
he is urged to abandon his erratic course. The
people are told that "Govern' r Brown has dif
fered, on some points, from the confederate au
thorities—especially on the constitutionality of
the conscription—and many have thought him too
;ready .to snake issues with*, and to set up th's toes
reign righti of his State in opposition to it, at a time
when combined action and universal confidence
and support are especially needful for united
operation against die common enemy. 'Nobody
'fonbts ttiat dov - erribr Brown is a good confed
erate,. and; bite itt , , , beaTtAhtt. lll 4lo)P4P l2 t sepa
ra'e existence of Georgia and her allied
States. No man has.chargezi him with any coward
looken:g back for a,2,a51c #por escape:unto
the accursed e/d . Union errors, if snob•
they be, are errors of expediency, not of prin,
ciple ; and we tire well assured, by distin
guished Georgians, that t rio ' man in rill ,the
South has more warmly rit t heart the total sepa
ration of our slaveholding states from. all the
Yankee States-Withoutexception. .Onde
we 'disclaim all idek of thrusting 'ourseivaiinto
a question which eoessmatifill'y pertains to the
people of Georgie. ;:./..t this, moment, all that
the confederacy can ask 'of the people of that
ltate,istogive it:a Governor, who will .truly
represent the thoroughgoing confederate Vila- .
.114 13 , as that is 1 4 34 tc 10 4 t h e, . hosts t of
'biave men that GeOrgie - h&j sent forthi tn i stlind
in the front rank, and.pourt the most , perilous
t .
place 'on the rough Edge bf in 'every
engagement of war ; and thatprincitle, in
liree words : State Sovereignitl Of Ga l & la;
fraternity with the people of her sister States;
r • :..
eternal separation from out enemies""
. • -
We may
,be in error, but if we do not mistake
the position'of the 'peoble, of Georgia;;Winay
be summed" up in- these words : Separation
fitkiiithe lfcirthl , at. ottiert of .action. with the
°their - 4431AT Siates,to actionilisth that purpose ;
and lastly, a separate, independent political ex
istebekafterWard;• :The
_same 'May' be mit' of
Texas, and in proof, we need only adduce slate
act of lieralegbilatitie, in .which..the, ,s2kolveinor
is authorized to indorse confederate bo'nda,
knitting the i3tate responsible for their yet:limp
tion, whether it remained in ?he confederacy or not.
There arevolitielans who would, toreiir tb be
first inrksitiall7kation,.ratheLthan second :t' a
great one ; It was this ambition that gavel the
first impattoto ;the existing rebellion : ;,,a i rri the
same which led certain poliiicians to aclvtfcate
a.Northwestern
,concederacy, lt?t winter, until
they' learned thelndignation'vriiibitihe proposal
created amoug z those from whom they had ex
pectedanA;Comfort.„
Some time since, the Miners -Tournal 'nitOe a
rash•and , unprovoked assault on Gen, Cameron;
ygiich not only disgusted the ccramunity
Which the Journal is :priitte4,aiii cireulated, bat
which was withoutfouudatiOu in. fact ::Whit
motive induced the - aspertion, we' :leave the
Journa to conferia, and what was gained by the
ill judged proceedings, is apparent in the regrets
which are not concealed in the following
full retraction of what was at first asserted in
this connection. the Jourtc4 does itself credit
by the full apology whichit now makes in , part
as amends for the original wrong inflicted; and
while this lesson is a warning to its impetuesity
in allowing its prejudices to outride its seiise
truth and honor, it mpst hereafter bear in
mind that apologies and retractions will not
'always suffice as amends for aspersions of the
character of_orir best and : A:Lest reepecied felloW
citizen :
Gen. anneren. —Oar readeriiiillrecollect that,
just'before the close - of-tire recant session of our
Legislature in making some- remarks about a
proposed Coal Mining company to be incorpora
led in Lykens' Valley, we 'stated that we had
'understood from-a Member of thet Legislature,;
that $lO,OOO bad been' paid for reporting said:
bill and that the parties interested would pay
$lOO,OOO if necessary to put the bill through
the-Legislature. In connectionwith-this flues
tion, the name of G'en. -Cameron- appeared in
the article as at the head of the party. We
were so informed. -We are now satistied,rbow
ever, that' we did great - injustice to Gen Cain
eron—:-that he bid nothing to do with prochring
the"passage of-the bill-in question,‘ and was
talso , oppcised to the sale 'of lands to the - parties
who did procure the , cbarter. Wikimake this
toritetion with pleasure, air in act :o>; justice to
tien. Cameron; "
T he ii'Vror-SYStents.
- Religion, morals, financial s and political
woe-,
parity, among ourselves and ilironghorit , the
world, are to be vitally Affected by the, result of
our terrible struggle. Society is being disturbed'
in its - every interest from centre to -foundat on.
But perhSps the claim the most difebtli inter
ested in the conflict is the'Orhing elreis: Two
forces, two forms of 'civilization, two systems . of
society, not only essentially distinct,' but:utter
ly, incompatible;_;tre engaged in efforts to straia;
glotand•destroy each.otbeg. Free ludustry and
Servile Labor have esch•other by the throat
and it remains to be seen which is to s'ecomplish
the victory. • .
In our industrious, economical, free North,
Labor halt been more honored than in any
other part of the *odd:
In the; shwa States, on the other hand, Labor
has been more dishonored• and degraded - than it
has been in any other part of the civilized
The industrial life which in the North justly
earns forthe laborer a position of independence
and respect, in the South deprives him of all
.
the rights of)mmanity, except to lie down and
die, and degrades him to, the,level of a beast of
burden. A'" Pointer" dog is of more come
.
quence than a delving man. The Southern'
States have taken ample care there shall be no
mistake on this vital point.-• Over and over
again in
. 01 :1 documentkierthe speeches of
their leading public men, to their chief organs
of opinion, they - have declared beplacable hos
tility to free industry 'arid free society in • 49 ,
shape ' '
In the Conatitution of the Confederacy, it is
true that thofprinpiples of the old national in-
strument have not been depart from to any
extent, except in the one subj, Li of free labor.
Slavery is declared to be the only true
foundation of society in the world. An inferior
race must be the vassals, the servants of a su
perior. In order that one branch oF. humanity
shall shine with extreme brightness, it is neces
sary that another branch shall be used as buff
skin wherewith to do the burnishing.
The laborer is to be reduced to the condition
of slavery, the white laborer as well as the black.
Ills is the Southern doctrine. Will Northern
freemen allow the doctrine to be put in practice;
never ! The conflict is hard, is long, is full of
disappointment, but the Northern freemen
know Viet the force of right is on their side
and will in the end prevail.
Tits. Rorssuno POST has a oneaking, lying
copperhead acting as its Correspondent in this
city, who traded off the truth for a malignant
lie, wh en he asserted, in. one of his letters to
that sheet, that thellanitonavu. had endeavored
to ineita.the soldiers . in C . e . imp Curtin to mob
the Tory Organ.. Tirevfellow,. whoever he is,
should stick tcrthe truthAinlosely as he seems
to stick to treason, or he will earn such a rep
utation as bAtt a traitor and a liaT, that the
devil himself will:refuse to receive him when
his carcass is no longer tolerated on this 'mut].
dine sphere. . •
Outurrou Pa.,,May 18, 1838.
2b the Editor of TWNIRAIIii Ra l7 iB Mag
DRAB SIB :-71 1 i . 711 :yOll please insert the fol
lowingenotice in your paper, for the satisfaction
of - Lieut. Knieley's friends ; of company 11, at
Middletown 1 5 e..:
Hnisley„ company H, 127th regi-
Inerie-P. V., who-Was wounded near Fredericks
',l3U'rgin the latefiattle of Chancellorville; died
on the 16t11 lust aged 29 years, 2 months and
6 days : z Be sees } his country as a true patriot
and 'died Christian. 'His remains
wan,. taken to Opetown, Franklin , county,
Wherfi'ihe'funeril l 4llb-lake place 61:0Ptiesday
morning, the .19th, inst.,. at 10 o'clock, A.: M.,
pi, the residence of his mother...
rawt Etlegrapfl
FROM CHARLESTON,
fronelads Sopposed to be Attackin
Morita 'bilitnd.
.„ . New Yolor, blay 18.
The steamer Conway, from Port 120 a) re
ports that. she:tads off Charleston on the 14th
inst. and< heard heavy firing from 2 o'clock
until fi in the harbor.; It wits supposed,
that ontiroactads were attacking the batteries
on bitorris!lslaod.i.t.
LATER 'ROM EUROPE.
Arrival , of the Steamer City of Ifew
York.. _ '
• - - Naw Yorix, May HI.
The steanier City of New York has arrived,
vend rcia.aoltets lrie fulruwing =wan'-
Sr. pirrametrins, May 6.—The journal de &.
Pdeidierg-to-gay publishes a text of notes ad
dressed by 'the Swedish, Spanish and Italian
cabinets to the Rassian Government, on the
Polish question, together with .the replies ol
Gortachakoff, .• •
The Swidish cabinet •trristiF to the humane
and generous , principles of the Emperor issued ;
words of cleMency 'and oblivion, with the per
spective regimnief wise liberty worild completely
restore l ordet; the Spanish note bitterly regrets
the impatience of the Poles, not waiting fcCthe
continuatiorrof the system'of colsceSsiou already
accorded $y the Emperor. - Having acqeired
experience that nioderation pacifies more use-
fully the Welvetity, , the , Queen asks pardon and
Indulgence for the' Pelee.' The reply of Prince
Corti thakoff thanks the Queen.
• The note of the Turin Cabinet is couched in
lama amiable terms, and hopes that the
,Rus:
sian court *ill seh in thafiate;of its comnitini
cation a. proOf cif 'the deeire'of Italy always to
entertain uthstiiincere relations with Russia.
Prince Goitschakoff states that the Emperor
has
.rmived the amicable assurances from the
Governinent: with !Pleasure. As to the
wishes it expressed in favor of - Poland, the
Prince observes that the. Italian- Government
are not ignorant. that a .revolution imposes a
diffistilt 'task on governments. The EmPeror,
however, seeks to establish a lasting peace.
CRecow, May 6.—According to the news from
Lithuania, 4,000 Baskolinks and Dissentients
armed by the Reagan- Government are deso
lating LlVOnta with fire anilsword. Shocking
details are received:of their atrocities.
MLSSISSIPPI SQUADRON.
.
ItirOpT "Or 1.1317 T. ' PHITSTPB—BILIEW,ANT . AXPEOIT
OY .
TFIZir.EISES atvkatir AT - ISMORN,' ,TBIOTitBa&R.
Vesnrstaxosi, May 16.
The following dispatch was received to-day
by the Secretary of the Navy:
Penmen, KY., May 14.--I unjust down from
the Tennessee river, and have on handit party
of prisoners, who were 'captured at Linden,
Tenn. 03 the night of th'e IRA, I took on
board the gunboats Afty-five men and horses of
the Ist ; Westeirn Tennessee cavalry, under Com:
.wand of Lieutenant Cokinel Breckin.
'ridge, and landed them on the east side of the
river, sending the gunboats to cover all the
landings above "and below.
Colonel Breckinridge dashed acrosithe coun
try to Linden, and surprised the rebel force,
more than twice his number, and captured
Lieutenant Colonel Irrieracin, one captain, one
surgeon, four lieutenants, thirty rebel soldiers,
tensionscripts, fifty horses, two army wagons,
arms, ato m The court honae, which was the
rebel depot; was burned together with a quan
tity-ofi arms and supplies. -
The enemy lost three kill - 6d, while our force
escaped unhurt, and only one horse was killed.
Colonel preckinridge, after his exploit, readied
out vesselsrin 'safety, 'and recrossed the , river.
I will send the prisoners to Cairo
S. L. PHILIPS, Lt. Com.,
Command'g the Tem. Div. of the
Mississippi Squsdion.
Chatigcs in App.ointments andel , the 14n
ronment Act.
-W.AxEculaTort May 18 1863.
The following changes in appointments have
been made by the President under the enroll
ment.aCt2:
.
Pintehmyems.—.Fighth Astrid—Captain P. 8
Kupp, provost 'marshal i Jacob C. Hoff, com
tnissloner4 Dr. P. K Bertolette, surgeon;
Dietrict—Dr. James S. Carpenter, stir
gettn, vice Halberstadt, appointment cancelled.
Twelfth District—Capt. S. Bradford, provost
marshid, vice Ketehuna, declined.
Fourteenth S. E. Charlton, sur
geon, vice ;lots, declined.
, BieetiO4 Ayiecohi 111
• /1, A r s il kn i tpz. 18,
The official canvass for Chief iinstice gives
Dixon (Union) 2,00 majority over Dothree, the
Democratic candidate.
CAPTURE AND RICAPTURE OF U. 5 CAVALRY
BALTIMORE. May 17
_ _
On Friday night a company of United States
cavalry was surprised Ind captured at Charles
town, Jefferson county, Va. Major General
Schenck,•on being informed by telegraph of the
disaster, immediately ordered General Milroy
to send out a force and intercept and attack
the rebels. On the night of the same day,
Major General Milroy telegraphed as follows:
WDICHEzTIiIt, May 16-11.30 P. Y.
To MAJOR GENERAL FCHSZCIE: —The federal
cavalry captured at Charlestown were recap
tured by a detachment of the Virginia and 13th
Pennsylvania cavalry ,under Capt. Ott. this af
ternoon, at . •Piednicirit Station, in Fauquier
county. We also captured forty rebels and a
corresponding number of horses. Two rebels
were killed. I regret to add that we lost Capt
. and one sergeant. Our cavalry recaptured
one federal lieutenant and fifty privates and
their horses. Major Adams,
_of the . Ist New
York cavalry, who arrived after the recapture,
is still in pursuit of the rebels. The Virginia
and Pennsylvania cavalry, who made the cap
ture, were sent out by me yesterday.
A telegram since received from General Kelly,
dated Grafton, Va., May 17th, says: A ma
pany of militia of Barbour county, have just
come in with seventeen of Imboden's men,i cs
tared in that county, who harlstiaggled . Welilnd
: the retreating column to steal horses, etc.
B. F. KELLY, Brigadier General.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Parvenues e; May 18.
Flour, has declined 614196; tales of 7,600
bblo. at $6 3545 66 ; Ohio $66015460 ; South
ern $6 6047 . - WheAt declined 2c.; s,ales un
hiportent ; Chicago spiinir at $1 2143.40 ; red
western $1 4441. 63, Corn declined 102 c;
sales of, 214,000 besh. at'7G@7Bc. Beef quiet.
Polk heavy. Lard Quiet. at 9fQ1101.: Whisky
dull at 44(4,44,1c. Receipts of flour 29,828
bbls; wheat 2,969 bush ; coin 216,927 hush.
Nsw Your, May 18.,
,
Flour iadall—drooping ats6 for superfine so
62 for extra, and $7:70 for extra family. Wheat,
quiet at $1.60@1 62 for red. Corn better, sales,
at 92 for - yellow; oats declined, sales of Penni.
at 72c. by weight. Whiskysteady at 46(01.
• Barhfacom,. May 18.
Flour dull, Chit" $6 747. Wheat
Corn quiet, white $1 9641'96 ; yellow SF 96
@I 97. Wtlieky dull at 45®49i. Oats de-
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AUDITOWB NOTICE.
TN the Orphans' Court'forthe'Cohnty of Dan
l. phin In the matter of the settlement of
Henry Hollingsworth, administrator of the , es
tate of Augustus F. Gtrickler, late of the town',
ship of Gwatara, in said county; deceased. ' Tha l
auditor appointed thir said court to make
distribufion,•amongst creditors, of the balance
in the hands of the accountant,, will attend-to
the duties of his appointment on Thanichw, the
11th day of Jane, 1868, at 10 o'clock, w. x., at
his ofhce; on North Third street, adjoining the
National Telegraph littFtce, in the city of Harris
burg, when arid-.where all parties interested
may attendir they see proper. '
1 1913'T SNODOBASS, Auditor.
~ slay 18; 1868.--dBt oaw •
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MILL FOR; RENT. m,.
rr HE late tenant having died suddenly', than .
1. excellent are for rent. The country
custom is large. The iron works will absorb
all the flour, _offal. tuattfeetl that eau btiground
on the, four run of atones. IT -
The saW mill will cqt 80 feet timber and is-of
the most approved construction; Apply to
W. I.,t3TEWART„-
myl6.d6to IDM:rep:mon
ANTED—TWO GIRLS - . One to do gen.
eral honsework and one as num_
ply at the : 7 ':,NOTION
mywci4tp itarltet sweet.
WANTED—A good COOK wanted immedi
ately. Good wageennd a permanent sit.
nation guaranteed. Apply at the Hanleburg
Stock Yard Hotel. myls d3tO
I~BOCLAMATION
Harrisburg, Mayl4th, 1863. j"
Wmutus, It is the duty of every cititen to
lend his aid to the preservation of the public
peace; And whereas, The unlimited Riid -indis
criminate sale of intoxicating liquork to a
large population must inevitablyiead to serious
disorders-and-breaches of the peace; therefore,
it is hereby enjoined on all taverulteepers and
retail dealers,. within the limits of the city of
garilebEL F E, tO.,blosp their bars and to Jiscm
lima° -t he attiPallint q* ati NTSYentges, in
eluding lager beer; at six e'oloak wrol every,
troy in the week until farther notipp.
rayl4l Roln[FosT, Mayor. I
WESTERN VIRGINIA.
I=o2=l
R MILROY
.......,41.,..........
Nttt) Mrtrtirtmittir
New tbrtertisemtuts.
100 Agents Wanted to Sell Hopi's American
Map of the United Maim.
PRICE $lOO.
PERSONS wishing to engage in selling these
maps can be furnished, in any quantity, by
addrtseing D. D. BARTON, Mechanicsburg,
Cumberland county, Pa., agent, at publisher's
prices, with freight added.
A large lot of superior finished maps have
just been received.
Good agents can sell from fifteen to thirty
maps per day, and realize from $6 to $lO profit.
Two hundred agents wanted immediately for
any part of the United States. Address
D. D. BARTON,
Mechanicsburg, Cumberland county, Pa.
ray 16 43 w*
FANS,
FANS, . FANS,
FANS,. , _FANS, FANS,
FANS, FANS, FANS, FANS,
FANS, F.hNS, ! FANS, FANS, FANS,
- FANS, FANS,. FAN& FANS,
FANS, FANS, FANS,
FANS, FANS,'
• FANS, • -
FOB the largest and . best assortment in the
city, call at • - OATHCARTS,
.1412412 w • No. 14 Market Square.
AN ASSORTMENT. OF
OVER 100 STYLES
POQICET PUREIES
''POIiTMONAIES
VO'truftas
Vla "
Drug said ,Frinoy < Goode Store,
No. 91 ifakd SfreeL
A •FINE' LOT OR
BMW UM AND LARGE Malt
SomeAplendid New Patterns of
LADIR4' COXPANIO7,B.
The 'best Marodx,
TRAVEL - LNG, SATCHELS,
And a general variety of FANCY GOODS , sal
able for Presents, now reLhernl ; at
myll] Drag Store, No. 91 , Market -amt.
PI A. .0 S
STEIN - BRAD
BURY'S, . lISLEYT and GROVE
, FiIICEN'S. MELODEONS, &a., by
1 4 0014 WW I &
VEM,INS, - 013111118, MUTE% MIA AO
. - . '••43011DIONfl, DRUMS, dor.-
,Sboatibinalc 4 aai by mill :to any ann.
n. _
itCTURE FitikidE% • -ALBUMS and LCOOK
i.
Hone'aforoltatiMnehinne, B to., et the him&
Store' of - • • RUM WARD ) .
mm -12 •NorprIlilidlftreet, above Market.
_ . .
Swill Shades and SunljnabreLtas.
Ii_FINB ASSORTMENT. All.-the different
.C 1 sternend prices.
Hilt door to the Ilairiestri; atlk•
myl2 d2w
JUST REV pIVED,
A LARGE 'AND VARIED ASSORTAtIENT OF
LI. DRESS GOODS, at prices that defy com
petition. CATHCART'S
Next door to the Harrisburg Bar*.
myIS-dEw -
VEGETABLE Olt GABIiF,N . SEEDS I
Wp have reed ed y for this season more than
air usual steck.Of
FLOWER SEE- 13 8.
Some choice 'radeties °elated. aftlfio, Gar.
den end Vegetable seeds of tbol)estgeelft,
KELLER'S DRII(1 ST01111;
91 Market street.
my 4
DOMMIc QOM.
1 lU-SLIN4MGIIAIWS,
• " pAtipOES,
DRlLipiag,
goods of this order at very e sdranee on
,
nokfnfeetureze' pFicea..
CATIICART & BROTHER,
Next dootto . tho Hartiebut Baulk.
inyl2-d2ir
.
MOURNING GOODS.
:10VXIIY1 BING is tMs line manufactanki for
..Ij. I Ilualece - ,Suiptner Wein% 'A great ratitiy
goods of new ittaprial. 'CArfI:Q4BrS
- -• ' SOt;iii)9s to the' Harrisburg Bank.
'1412.02w
CHOICE SUQA.IIB and:MATES, a large and
well selected lot, tar.eale
NICHOLS &410WMAA
mr23 .oar..Pront and Mkrigetigireek.
NOBttre C4igaße I) lOW APPLE
CH,EmB, direct frole the mptuttfactarer,
and f o rmic by • 'WM: boos, JR, 4 O.
TABLED BEEF AND. BOLOGNA, a very choloe
4.1 lot, just received:and for Bala by
inr3O _ ,Wfd.; ROCS, Ja., 4 CO.
ACHOICE lot . . of sUperfor Bacon, just re
coked and for sale low by
" NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Cot: Wont and Market attests.
OALT,..,ground, alum, Ashton and dairy, in
- t - .3 large oripall quantities, by
• NICHOLS St BOWMAN
Cok, Front an i Market Stareeta:
oo
ri lol3 Astokietess, Navy, Pittsburg, ato.,
together with a largo stook ot
4ele by- " • NICHOLS of go
aP 2O Qv= !Tog* . maii Eet eta.
•
TTAM.B.—lCehener'a Ixoehdor Hama, with
.141. and without canvass,- togther with other
choice brands, .for sale low by • •
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Cor. Prcont andidarket•Strecda.
myl6
GABDIEN SE
1 Shaker's, Ht. Lebanon, R. Y., and
}
Briggs & Bro., Rochester, N. Y. f
1 A large Invoice, comprising every variety and
description, just received and for sale by
apl4 Whi.ooOK JR., & CO.
/18H. —Another .la rge : lot of kbrokael and
42 Herring, In all inuut.efpaokages, barrels
halves, quarters and lefts, for sale low by ,
r MICROLA BOW.MILN
Cos. font and Market Streets.
ap27
.
lATINDOW MAD& of liaen , gilt-bordlivda
and PAPER BLINDS of an enanei s va r i,
uty of 40 'alid. 4 4 ll 4 l 4ent ; 01111 T
FIX and TASS ELSI atrabrinori AIN
pgt at
,f3OEIEFFIWS BOOHEMIRsDkee.
rpm Mu* l sirocx itiffixiaa
ALBUIO,PCRTFOLLIOB,POCICErI3OOIOI, pa
for solo Ot SOREFNEWS Bantam.
New abratistmtnts
New Goods.". Just. Opend
BERGNE Et 5 S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STUB E
embracing every new and improved style of
POCKET BOOKS,
MAGIC CURRENCY HOLDERS,
CALF SKIN POCKET BOOKS,
BUCKSKIN PURSE,
PORTMONATEs:
at prices to suit all circumstances.
POCKET CUTLERY,
Consisting of a fine assortment of Westeribolu.
Superior Pocket Knives,
GOLD PENS,
From Newton's celebrated manufactory. Every
Pee sold with a guarantee.
PORT FOLIOS,
WRITTNG CASES,
ROSEWOOD DESKS,
PAPETERIES, &e.,
Together with every article usually found in a
&stela= Book and Stationery establishment,
at BERGNER'S
myl2 61 Market Street.
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTER N
WALTER PATON, Commander.
WILL be dispatched
FROM zavaaroot. FROM raw YOWL
I Saturday May 16 I Saturday June t
Intesday JuneBo Tuesday July 21
And at-the same regular intervals thereafter.
First cabin from $95 to $l l 5
Second cabin. $79
Excursion Tickets out and back, iu the first
and second cabin only, a fare and a half.
Servants'accompanying passengers and cbil
dren under twelve years of age half fare. 1.-
hints free.
Third cabin si,t)
Steerage, with superior accomolodat i0n5.. ...
All fares payablein Gold, or IN equivah nt
in U.S. currency.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of
iusgiPige.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
For passage apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the Office, 26 Broadway, New York
For freight apply to
Howution & Aspuswam., Agentr,
64 South st., New York.
mrlB-dtja9
HARRISBURG, PA., POST OFFICE
Departure and Arrival of the Malls.
On and after Monday, April 20th, 1863, the
mails will close as follows:
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAB .
NORTH.—WAY Mart—For all
places between Harris
burg, and Lcck Haven,
and Elmira, N. Y., at..
For Lock Haven, Wil
llautaport and LewiS
burg
ei I --lt r at — Matt—Fur all 9P. M
=si between Harris
and Baltimore,
Md., and Washington,
D. C., at
For Washington, D. C.,
Baltimore, Md., and
York, Pa., at
LEBANON VALLEY RAILROAD .
EA 133 —Wav MArt--For all
places between Harris
burg, Easton and Phil
adelphia, via Beading .
For Beading and Potts
ville .......... 12.80 P. M
PIaINSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Wit Man---For all
places between Harris.
-burg and Philadelphia 6.30 A. M
For Philadelphia and
Uneasier
For New Yoik, Phila
delphht, Lancaster, Co
lumbia,. Marietta, and
Bainbridge.
For New York, Phila
delphia and Lancaster.
WEST.—Wav Mazy—For aft
places between Harris
burg and Altoona..
For Johnstown, Pitis-:
burg and Erie, Pa. , Colom
and.Oleveland, 0
For Pittsburg, Holli
daysburg, Altoona,
ridl/PORM Tyrone,
Huntingdon and Lew
- istown .
. ....... „ ....
CUMID-SELAND VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Mechanicsburg,
Oarfide, Shippensburg,
end Chantbersburg. 7
WAY Mew—FOr alt
places between Harris
burg and Hagerstown,
1 101IXTYLEILL AND SUSQUEHAN 12.80 P. M .
RAUL
ROAD.
For Ellendale Forges,
Ellwood, Ilnegrove and
Sunsuit Station 12.30 P. Id
STAGE BOUTES.
Ras Progress tingles_
town, Man ada Hill,
West Hanover, East
Hanover, Ono and
Jonestown, ius Monday,
Wednesday and Fri
day,
. For Lisburn and Lewis.
may, on Saturday.
ARRIVAL OF THE M.4ILS.
The prindpal mails arrive at and are ready
for delivery at this office at the following hours-
From the North, South, East and 6A. M.
West... .... . ........... 2P. M.
Iviom Otimberlandiralley &Dread 12 M.
4P. M.
Prom Reading Railroad . ....... b t," M.
Philadelphia 4 P. M_
Postage on all maifmatter must be fully pre
paid by stamps or it cannot be forwarded in the
mails.
or Office limns From 5.30 A. M to 8
o'clock, P. M., daily, except Sundays, when
the office will be open from 7.30 to 880 A. M..
and- from 8.00 to 400 P. M.
GEORGEMERGNER, Postmaster.
ALL PAPER, BORDERS, -&c., &c., sold at
last year's prices„ Without any advance .
ap6 SefLEFFER'S BOOKSTORE.
Dams STOUT AND SCOTCH ALE, iv
AJP, bottlee, just received and for sale by
. ccrBo Wht DOCK, Ja., & CO.
DRY RAPS ALBUM chastely bound
aad chtepetl—for sale at
39 BOBEFFM'S BOOKSTORE,
18 Market Street.
E=€
12 M
12 M
9 P II
7 A If
12 11
2.45 P. hi
9 P. Al
12 M
2.45 P. M
9 P. M
7 A. M
12.30 P. M