tirglaik teitgrapt.
td.AREISBIJEG, PA
Saturday Morning, July 4, MS.
EXTENSION OF TIME FOR HOLDING
THE UNION STATE CONVENTION.
lb the . Edllore of the Telegraph:
PHILADELPHIA, JUDO 24, 1863.
At a meeting of the Union State Central Com
mittee, held in this city to day, it was.resolved
to extend the time for bolding the Union State
Convention at Pittsburg, from July let to
August fith. •
The following is the resolution adoPted, pro-'
viding for this extension:
Resolved, That in the - present'elrfergency,
while many delegates to tke Union State Con
vention are engaged in the military service, and
cannot be present atthe meeting appointed to
be held at Pittsbrifti, on the l a t bf July next, it
is deemed expedient to the Convention
until Wednesday, the sth day of August next,
at 11 o'aleck, e. as., and Ills hereby postponed
until,that time. •
Editors 151' the' different Union newsPapeis
throughout the Commonwealth, will please give
this,notice.an insertion , in their columns.
PHASES SMITH, Chairman pro tern :-
Gao. W. Haimeasr.vr, Secretary.
THE SITUATION.
We are obliged to go to press flits morning
without giving any definite results of the battle ,
which was fought yesterday in the immediate :
vicinity of Gettysburg. We expected news in
the 'eveiiing,',but they thunder storm interfered
materially with the lines. The authorities as
sure us, however, that everyt s . ng, so far, as
they knew, points to s,decislill victory..
Several persons cams.iteCe during yesterday
direct from Gettysburg, who repeat, different
stories as to the , result. All ;agree, itonteser,
that the battle was a bloody one, and that the
wounded were cared for in the town of Gettys
burg.
Troops have been arriving and departing
from this city all day. We are messing an
Immenge army.here,,enongh to t hip any rebel
force that may attempt to come
All the rebel infantry and detachments of
cavalry, under Jenkins, I t mboderi and Fitzhugh
Lee have disappeared from the fiont,and travel
has been resumed between this city, and Car
lisle.
The soldiers guarding a ford.three:and...i..lbili
miles belo . w here hays been,informsd by the
farmers who have etoaped-across the river, that
the rebel cavalrY scouts a.relinfestirig -the woods
• ;'
along the bank of the river, wetaiti4 the move
meals of our forces: Citizens up frbaiilkdnbrldge .
and Columbia say ONO' he:*.i3r 1 .iiJng an S.A
d
coutinuouS volleys-of musketry; itere-hard all ,
day. yesterday, and up to three o r ciopk: this,
morning.
/10g1114,18 yet knoWn as to resujts, ; but 'GM_
impression' prevails that tlie great'ilaohilvia baf-'
tie of the' - campaign has been fought in the
neighborhood of Cashtown„ori. thl.".lfoads- be
tween •Gettysburg and GutiAigritig. It is
believed that wo have 'aUffered:hkiVY
n officers and, men, • but that Generale Lee
hail; 'teen 'so . crippled as 'to place; :biritczi_the
defensive! • , •
Teeter 49 Gem'meede assumed the eff44o:Ye;
The.. day 'before- Lee had
was repuliwei,witiiheiyy loss.
Leetolas a gap in the Smith itiofintiiiit
.radar
Chinnbersburg; ,through which ;he expects to
escapelt-'defeateil, and a guard . -"atiitionedr tt
Bridge . §*-On tie Niiriffern, Caaral,ragroad
heara in that direction like thatAf tlyink
aTtilleirl.,4heti& ) it was bdieYo g4130:x,t
ton was oVworit again wi th his dashing cavalry
fighting "fop the possession of the gap,.
, The Great Eard',,,he,se-pert,has written more
litithe than that w i eld ed 'hi any other man of
ancient or moderrt-tlinek - Save 'the inspir'e'd
of ma m y a b n e y reg vi ar lia d n e i d es a , s a h m s e viri ng g w a n d ic i h rec t t he ap fo p l i l i o c w at in ion g
Writers oaf ;the Bible; left &record 4 description
rNDEPßiaiEatcla DAY ' ".
. - ., . ' I ': •, arsl l i t co . ur
Whendhe Declaration of • Independence le 7 ; 1.
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signed in the 'citicf , Philadelphiai,J;t4y 4; 17-76, ''''' ''' 4 ' ' e t i i t
-a- .443 1,
none fell to procure and•preserve it •
0 Or er. t,
the bride _ ' Nid4 o put their Aimee to • that iriz
. men
Bil'Wneftt did3qtiniagiiii;thit: in thirteen year s -.'
z ' '' ' . -'..
lees thaws century it would be repudiated by That like no a w orld 'yotr-ave, yql Fir 0
ed bya: r Naha ahtWall
... .Tb•-gi tl Igy
portitonTottifel4terican:p'eople, and that Phil a-1 Th' ' you, .. li 'a ,e . 4
0‘ ,att)
delPhili WlDitid''
pi soon ` be be ' called on to. armt
a-1 e other'utalidityon ---...-:' - - -,--- .• - - o bi
on crs .-X Curs, a-.
.------ 4 -&.,lfy-forIJK defence of theiriacl,w,' r ,•- rn i Where h Y •
.- , , litardline affrights ;
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urgrrb'' - ' ' '''' -7-4'
'4l II th tt sts't 1
GOode sent to the - Warehouse of Idessni,
Twityi" qw,,,,.Y 1 Oli .' et a ru .oi
7 Peabook, Zell & Hirschman, lios. 808 and 'BlO '''' --- 4 ••1-' -' -.' ;. - --- 4 . ..12P--:'
Mtuket street, above Eighth, Philadelphia, by - -,.. --r 'snoula' nee 'Ytiu Ilona; finds youi
•
- iIPT-4'„, ec-loOk.ext..atvd,ll argue atHarriOnrg, re&dy. hares ; - .;-.- • ' 1
melgaMWthat-Deelaratitin. ' Yet'inicii dm -or here foxes, geese k yop. nrs no surer, no,
" * s' I ' than is-th&coala•stevii tie ice,
fact.
'arc ? eikb f tOe' ve ' l y ea rs, 6f _f 3 , e 's_ s . ll" - r .hallstoneo itt *pion. ~ ,Ironr.virtee is:
a test ll a s no 'Yee -fi r e' ve r hi lr u " ("- ":. ---- ,,_zl '‘i make him worthy whose offence sulxhici i i
stood, _after the:most unprecedented ' proispUTPY.), ' him, II
hood .bbsma the nation, we are found in the,' And curse thattjmlticeiAlid it. , Who' deserves
Midst Of 'a. domestic . quarrel for the - defenee Oi ' greetneas , ,
h'eli on
Deserves your -litibi; outliner a ff ections are •
tliili- 40111419 n. of the very Itleaa "w , L i ,
'A sick man's appetite, who deshes.most that I I
revolutionary fathero had plellged.-their4ivea 'Which would ease hie Oat.' 'He 'that de;
thetiforfrin 4-
aid:their- sacred honerietc irtain • N penils-„,-.. `1,.. ~. .:.
fain. If 'dui iterOlt on
: our , formillild priii:Ci YArPhdahYeharlav:AZT-liri!tiLtr:r,' 4ead,
plea of governMent*Ou'eclireetly frera;eurn t ah WS -
of the powers of Europe, the ipattlecnow wv,ing
would be uudersteol lajr,tlie unt•refoiliaad-inteli
lecte of ..the world. Brit 11P3aa.. assaults ec Ti i ;
i kr our ownpe i' Wikblehilik iiii6l it
ng: RR -, ..0.. _ , %,.. 3 it
at ta fcee:goverutuent•issukl MIA -A
Itandoeflreeinett=vendetatbe conflict ineapli
,eiblitio.tiiiirAiOf menwho have always bin
'the :fricih ' 4a hi tiia j l Slii4 l4/ .
_a nation, 0445: litti
never until this roComOlKoubted the,capaciti o i
Militoiself- government. Yet where the conflic
ii - toirly inideis*; no Bach doubt is entertai n
elf,•OimillYhecatnie it is theold Ottle for free&
w hi c h fi l beingisgain fought. The same mptiv
o f -.9l,oelion,,Ny.hictt induced the Eritishitiat
@ racy to piondeFs4,ll,43!Lefillypinle during th
rule, of George„WrptAttii,„ t
thleMpt their,trc h
Algot:Ohl hoidaii&P/414001.110 Ao.i 3 ieeti,c tk , :
AtiitieorkleolOnimenty,at the
reboot' the-pr z
fient . • hoUr. ..,Aok itlie''..BteicOntirts 'of 'that,
-iiit, l 4(9 7 te*iiwilevWll4*-olifOLiot i
ea . - ...., . - -.0 ~-, ~ i( , - '—
.ithe,o4lx ...aPitol.kloos.3 0 . , ffr ou,,in attterop
""bletettoltiialixint•il aniditiow-of • tiffairaJvit -
Geo - ili figi#ll.'Zl ) • Ee:Vilitii Met&
Old ba l e?, -, are'beffig ought oven4ll2,lM a
the same': Capital against, labor. - Ariacra
against the masses of Ate people—with Ent
,_...., 4-.1,1"no , her ntiril,o- the conflict, as she
did eighty-seven years ago, for the vassalage of
the laboring population of the American States.
Let the reader pursue this idea for his own
benefit. Oar present struggle and that of our
fathers of the ft,ivolution,"are the same. On
theone side liberty--on the other slavery.
The anniversary, to-day, will not, be al
lowtd to pars unobserved. The soldier on
the battle-field will yield it his homage. That
homage may be a crowning victory on the soil
where - the Declaration of Independence was
signed, which will forever establish man's ca
pacity for self govnment, and which will also
eternally subdue every mad passion of slavery.
Sitch a celebration of the anniversary of Ame
rican IndePendence would indeed be glorious..
Ciod grant that it may tie realized.
Southern Taxes.
There are,persons evewsdtwinitywho
find fault Aikboutit Of 7,
the Goveinmer k trfor tie purpose of aiding in
4storing the Union. If those who thus com
p)ain would remove South they would discover
a difference between the two sections calculated
Ao reconcile them to the state of affairs in the
144 StitVis pf Vie Unro 01 its' el a
itentforiof oni:-rstierErtoVfdw fictil l itidtt this'
anbject. Too first section of a bill passed by
the rebel coquet" ley,iqs a tax qt sigbt per cent.
an ihe, value df salt spir
ituous liquors, tobaccomanuactred or unman
dfactured, cotton, wool, ilour,. sugar, molasses,
fryrpßil;, rice and . ,ptber Agricultural productions.
- Bankers auctioneers sso,aild
'per cent, on the gross amount of their sales ;
Wholesale liquor dealets-vare taxed $2OO and 5
ker sent. of their gross eales;, distillent pay isgo
and 20 per cent of their gross sales; hotels and
aating-hoitses pay accordipg to the yearly rents
of the property, from $BOO a year down to, $3O;
AeatreePayAsoo and s.petc,ent. of gross-sales;
llard-rooms pay $4O four-each table; butchers
'and,bakeraTay $6O ,anct,2l-,per ,cent..of sales;,,
photographers, lawyere, apothecaries, doctors
and confectioners pay $5O each, with a tax on
all but,lawyerk,arid doptors,,of zer_ejnt. , ;ori
Inoomes are tared as follows: Over
$5OO and under sl,sobZia'-year, 5 per cent.;
Over $l,OO and less .than $3,000 a year, 5 per
be * f 1,5 90 #141).0 Ter, cent. ogithe
iest. over $5,000 and less than $lO,OOO, 12i
Per cent.; over $10,000,' 15 per cent. Farm
produce ; , is 441 4exed morq heavily. After
esenparing these statements with the trifling
sum required to be in the Nerth, no one
with a spark of loyalty in his heart should
complain.. 7 •
Unmasking a Traitor.
We have recently heard of many .rich incl.;
dents as to how secret traitors heve bee l 3 , n doled
!ed . into cintiessioni - of their'iiiilt,'"but - the 'fol
-I:iowing from the Bullelin'of:lavi evening exceli
r iall i that we hav,e-rlyer heard of.in; the same line.
lit appears that -the army wagon train whi4k
t leftHarrisburg a few days since, arrived in Phila.,
:delphia on Wednesday, but had heated on Tries=
;day eveningtat apoint'ationt inn rteisi nailed ft:dm
!that city. . The people alongthe rtuut were fre
quently alarmed as the train advanced, spp:
posing it to be a rebel force. But at the
pOint where. "the halt of Tuesday evening
odOurred; — tie 'Propfieter aOr "fine - honed
andiestate Went. tarthwehlef‘ofticei of they train ,
, alld:asked itfiler-Wflte eeceAdertists. By way
of joie, he replied that they were. There :
upon the gentleman bid them, welcome, and
told then). that: his bowie; 'gierunds eve"ty -
thin g,he had. were at.thelr disposal'. - The offi
cers and men were disgusted at, such, copper
beadism, and letting him,,know i. ,that tl l 9',ibt
longed' to tiCe trnion'army, helped themselves
to what they treated the in , c4rie:,
for trm . a damming.. . They e rvere,pritioipally. from
Ohio, and have, been in service for a long„time
in ,yirginia, , where they sty they encountered
no' Worse `e n emy 'De - the Oofernment than this
Pennsylvania copperhead. i'"'• e
Shakespeare on the Copperheads,
Sumas Acumen TO , Mae.; 141 1 0 , na1.r - :T hy
D 10141: Atg.b9latien o'clock, as Hrs., Lieloh
was' 1. - - rig In bee carriage across the open lot
near IhelSiount Pleasant Hospital, the driver'iA
seaksuddenly-lecarnambAlg&ed from the rest
of the wr.itge-diptlthcoachwtn, precipitate
to theithmto slAt-tils , itclfgalt , thoi spirite
horses immediately—tpok-fright, and daehc
along with.fearful velogityi. i
Idre:Vinbailigialftiltw-alicue in "tie •caiangerlagi ,
i
at the time, but, seepolie imminent d
min
she was in, with courage and presence of
remarkable at.,:soi.criticalimr„ Moment, sprat) I
R 14411, from the ca r riage while the horses were\
inihnibraffilli 1314iWThoiligliloi't1i:srrinanent
-stsnned, shet most for tnnately received no mari ,
Vittli)!llbt3MfilVittlarstillielar4 Vettte=
_ I
..eaUto r , back, , of.l.h_et bgea&the, „blood, stove 4
freely.
' 4 .' ekiiiiiilstifte diniJfiliz ilkiount, Pleasant
114,5"ce InfitikulltuPPD:lo9 sPot,Paati,-
rniAtered promptly to her „ loluries., 82 so p
gisitu*itt,iamrtaineTtliat ttils'inThlrfesi-- inbiigli
'., llN 3 re - e l Ac it .of a fte#°34iioll, ga o O r r , an 4, - •
that po bones rem biiiken, it was „deaded mat
itfili,Wildf..besliOlf trtuniiiiHed y idAhe iVlitep
House.
.glia„ . .prigiipl.dgsign,j2tbmu f e r eq . q .
convey 14 tier to Alin; Mount Pleasant Hospltdt.i
Ivitsl•sibtitidoned.l3 h„l:'=,4iarriage prissikig•• at air
time was taken possession or, and Mrs. Lincoln
now quite recovered from her fright, was
placed iri Lt.—TP.B4%9ton Btar, 2d. • -
OW bp Eetegrap4.
The Battle of Gettysburg.
Official DiBpatch from Gen. Meade,
THE ENEMY REPULSED LIT ALL POINTS.
THE BATTLE AGAIN RAVING YESTERDAY
The Entire Rebel Force Engaged.
THE LOSS OF OFFICERS AND
MEN HEAVY.
THE REBEL GENERAL BARKSDALE
KILLED.
=CI=
WASHINGTON, July 3— : 9 o'clock. P. H
An official dispatch was received here this
afternoon. from Major General Meade, dated
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, July 2-11
The enemy attacked me about 4 o'clock this
afternoon, and after one of the severest con
tests of the war, was repulsed at all points. We
have suffered considerably in killed and wound-
M. Among tho killed are Brigadier Generals
paid and Zook, and among the wounded Gene.
ie.'kles, Bartow, Graham and Warren, slightly.
We have taken a large number of prisoners.
[SECOND DISPATCH.]
WAsancoros, July 3.—A later, dispatch has
been received from "Major Generallideade, dated
at 8 o'clock this morning, which says :
The action commenced again at early day
light upon various parts of the line. The ene
my tittla far have made no impression upon
my po s ition.
All accounts agree in placing the entire rebel
army in position 'orL our (root.
The prisoners we' have taken report that
Longstreet's and A.` P. Elite forces were much
injured yesterday, and many geoeral officers
killed. "
The dead body, f Gen B.irkaditlii,, of Meals
is within oftilittea..
THE BATTLE OF YESTERDAY.
' • Your July 2 , via Columbia.
The firing yesterday was near Oxford, Adams
county, and not Dover, as was supposed.
There was fighting nearly all day and late in
the evening. The cannonading was resumed
this morning. ,
Our-scouts state that tbe enemy has been re
pulsed three times.
This niorning the firing is more distant than
t was yesterday.. .:'
Yesterday two citizens of York were arrested
An our lines as , epies. i Their names are Faigher
land Wiley, old,residents of the place.
Lientenant Colonel Sickles, of-the Twentieth
;•
regiment Pennsylvania:Militia, went to Colum
ibis to-day, paroled. - His. capture was unavoid
- ble.
• _Ha had gone.back to try to save some regi-
E ental supplies where he - war surrouuded and
,fired on. Thirtyisis were paroled. Among
hem are Lieut. Col. Sickles, of the Twentieth;
iCapt. Roberts, of Philadelphia ;, Capt.yorrest
lard Lieut. Baines. .
F R 0 111..00•LUMBIA.
A. Courier of Gem Maple's Murdered
by a York Clocoity Twiner
Comiste., July 3.
Captain Roberts, of Philadelphia, who was
captured near. Gettysburg, and paroled, : _has ar
rived here. He'reports that yesterday, beyond
York, a courier from General Heide to General
Couch stopped - at a house to have hie horse fed.
Thewomen in thehbuse were alarmed and blew
a horn to collect the neigbbore, when the cour
ieF, fearing that the noise would reach the rebels,
threatened them If Theyilld hot lleeist. At this
momerit the owner of the house arrived, and,
drawlug a 'Sato], killed the courier. His dis
plttches.were subsequently sent to -Baltimore,
very foolishly, Instead of to Harrisburg.
'Capttda Roberto says that numbers of peo
ple In York and Adams counties offered every
possible assistance to the rebels, pointing out
the property of Union citifens- and of the Gov
ernment; and shcivilsg"thewthe roads.
Heavy and Continuous artillery firing was
heard yesterday , afternoon and laet night in
the direction of , Dover, -eight rides ,northsiest
of yoyk. I - -
A portion of the Philadelphia City Troop left
here yesterday, .as scouts in ,the' direction of.
York. The reet Of 'them are 'Still' here, doing
provost guard duty. . •
There willNe n grand chile and military eela
oration akhiltrietta` to-morrow, in which COI.
Frick's regiment wilLparticiPate.
,
From Boltlino •
niiristonz, J yB, 14, p. 3 4 ,
•
One thousand rebel - prison 4,,xere 'marched.
through the dtpelit,al;4ll '
istrei Affor ,
*f-r-.Tilm4l3"l:thhrenjadlyeld,rni‘asoillrf"e4:,asilisuukurnitiooirrtni3intogis°.
ferT7oh_r:a...;:\
t
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On the 2d mast, at the residence of hisbrother'
Dr, E. W. Bale; of Mifflin county, Oen. 11, 01
BALE, in 1.1.1§:Af4,-fllS Year.
',1111,0 100a1.*ili take place icons St.. Marys
Ohurca4 Lewistown, on Saturday, the 4.thinsti
.
at 4 b'clock,:P.:m: . ,,
''','fi,..plittadel.pciin on ihOrniiy morolog.,Trai i,
, ' dutuP "Li wife. of, §ankußl B. Nallace ,, Pf
Harrjsborg,
.. , • ' ,:.: ,: i. ,s ,
Funeral will take place thia,(Saturday) aftsr„
noon; st• S o'phick,,florn the residence of, Dr.
'dehliarii, No: 06 Ewe 'sheet, to .t t i4o ,
wocalipAPemeterY: t.,i ,
New Allpertiretnents
'-ESlt-AN-113.011,8F,.. •
r4(tilita to ` he residence of the ' tinbaeither,
V • the Sixth 'mark a-.1:4# with bi:
feet. The owner fs rigneeted to Come forwa
pay the charges and B 0
take
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capet.wni
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to Mr. Emma
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Bt 11140 Pi • t
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$1;500 HORSES WANTED.
PROPOSALS will be received at II triiaburg
until SIXTH OF JULY, at 3 o'clock, r.
of Bald day, for the delivery on 0. - be the
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JULY, n. D 1863, of
Fifteen Hundred Moses, as :
750 WAGON HORSES.
250 ARTILLERY HORSE.:.
500 CAVALRY HORSES.
The horses to be sound, not less than six nor
more than nine years old, not less than fifteen
hands high, of dark colors and adapted to the
service for which they are accepted.
None will be received until they are inspect
ed by an authorized agent of the Government.
The ability of the bidder must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons, who will sign the
bids as guarantees in their own hand writing,
and bidders must state their residence and post
office address and be ready to respond immedi
ately to their bid.
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals for
Horses" on the envelope.
Proposals must be separate for the different
kind of horses bid for, as separate contracts
will be made for each.
By order of LT.,CQL. THOUPSO,N,
Chief Quartermaster, Dep't Susquehanna
E. C. WILSON,
jy2-td Capt. and ites't Quartermaster
POSTPONEMENT OF NIXON'S
. CIRCUS.
TN consequence of the disturbed state of the
IN
country, 'the proposed visit of
NIXON'S CREMORNE CIRCUS
ie postponed for the presenfn. , : Due notice wil
be given of a grand. tour through the country
7y2-2t
1863 ! FOOTE OF JULY 1863
FIRE WORKS!
JOHN WISE,
7111 RD STREET NEAR WALNUT,
RESPECTFULLY informs his patrons and the
public that he has just received an exten
sive ainortment of 'Fire Works from - one of the
most approVed Manufacturers in the State,,and
are warranted to be of an unequalled deEcrip•
lion, which he offers for sale in large or small
quantities, _
_
WROLESALE OR RETAIL.
His stock comprises .
CANNON FIRE CRACKERS,
GOLDEN CROP NO. 1 FIRE-CRACKERS,
= TORPEDOES,
SKY ROCKETS,
SERPENTS,
• • WHIKELS &o &c.
Lle flatters himselfthat his stock wlil be bung'
replete with air wliich ma,* De Yegarded as essen
tial to commemorate so auspicious an event in
our country's history. jy2-1w
QTATt'IIEDICAL BOARD.— This board is
1.)
still in session for the examination of appli
cants for appointment as llie4ical Officers for
the State'trcom • `-• -
Loyal physicians of the , Slath recommended
for their good habits are invited to attend.
JAS: KING,
Burgeon General
je2•d3t
ESTRAY HORSE
A N r ESTRAY HOBSE was picked up at the
railroad on Monday, by the undersigned
police.ofileers. q'he owner is requested to call,
prove property and pay charges. For-further
particulars inluire of JOHN NEWMAN,
;MO. ERSTR;
EOB'T FEY,
At the Mayor's:Olice.
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PHIL&DELPIIII IND RELDING-IRAILROLD
FOURTH OF JUL !-.
,
riXOURSIO'N TICKETS will beimbed Har
.12.4 risburg, good from Friday, July Bd, to
Monday, July 6tli, 1868, to and from the follow
ing pointer at fares stated :
Philadelphia) ...$3. 851Pottsville $8•56
Beading • -2 15 I Tamaqua....... 3 75
Pottstown ...... 290 Lebanon • 1 054
Phoenixville .:. : 386 Womelsdorf .... 1 55!
Norristown 3 85 Wernersvllle.... 1:80•
ii
And to all other points at rednoed Fares.i
'J. 1 - CLYDE, * 1
General Agent. :I
je24-dtd
MAYOR'S CIMOiI, 17 ?" 1/114 BUi" 1 )
Jail°lB6B.
jN thepresent crisis, it is important that'
~'every dltizen. sholld be perfectly calm in :
the performance Otchb3 duty. Therefore, to
exclude all unnecessary excitement in this city;
it.is hereby enjoined on, all Tavern Beepers,:
Retail Liquor Dealers and-:Beepers.of Laget
Beer shops, `to dote their bars' and shops add
discontinueihe sale of aaPintoxicating liquor
tvliatever until further notice.
A. L. 1101111 - FORT,
Mayor.
je2s-tf
tisk am t g o r i
No. 1 .
oe*and Traveling Agents in
t Circulars, wil V h
every town or (X)1:111V • Scientific meni
Tistimoniala of Clarkin:Len iiil An t s .
& co.
intrepid to the business , sent al .
ISAAC HALE, JlPAlLlifase.
, e2l-438!
THE 4, KING MIOROSCOPV
iil1)013-PL"E LEN B•.* " •
ROI% HOBBFO, BEI, of Harvaid - University,
; says, " it works very well, and you bawl
g 4 it up very neatly." Mrsnifies.2s mss'
5Ei cents in Postal Currehpy. The t'"H 2 O VEN'
ifiCROSOOPE," 28 cents. The "S: W901)4
vieD 161ICBOSC,01'E," $8 cents. ,Or one each
Alareed4awldrids for SI T .. o.sllwfriNee
KU
pat o, age.
of e three
_ r26-daw 6 re " Boa 330, Boston, Maw.
AORtItT SiSODGRASS,
`skiIOBNEY.-A.T-LAW—lit the office 'of IP,'
A S. Boas E.q.,North Third street, third
iIS4A ..
aboveliarket, Harrlabbrg, Pa.
8.---l'ension, Bounty and Military Claimsof kinds prosecuted and collected.
'Pater to Eons. .debn` C. Kunkel, David
'Mumma, Jr., and B . A. Lumberton. •
• • rny94lkvi6ni
7,BS:: s ' Atd .—We have just
6090() 0 i received and have in storh
"...rgest kit of Hams of choice brands 4e4,9?
' is market,'which we' offerto - 4 4 iveg
any other store in town. 4
'NICHOLS & BOWMANai
' Coy. Front and
PROCLAMATION.
1..u.0p, ,
vir.lr.!.!,r, lA*
JR .. O-,,,,..EnErtiTALN
.4003, , t fr
-krix OEI7 street:tigd Raspberry
je22 am t
c'AND SUGARS of all grades a
sooble prices for eale by
*rm. DOOK, & Co
th •
liamburg,ond o 13r, prisms dal
or sale byl
1 1 q.E.K0 ;ItASQW I 42TI
Cor. Front and ..114,164 streets.
EY AND BOLOGNA, a very choice
received and for Bale by
DOOR, Jx. , & CO.
El
Nem abiurtigemento.
FIRE! FIRE ! FIRE I
FILILADLLI'LIir., May 30, 1803
.3.1. C. Beadier,
Dsrat Sin : During the night of nay 19, 1863,
our Grocery and Provision Store, at North Sec
ond and Willow streets, took fire at about 2
o'clock A. M., and as the store was a two-story
wood building it burnt rapidly, and before the
fire engines could act upon the fire, our whole
stock of goods, including much combustible
material, and amounting to over $2,000, were
wholly destroyed. We had one of your No. 11
Chilled Iron Safes, which was in the hottest
part of the fire, and it came out of the fire not
in the least injured, except the melting off of
the name, plate and paint. The contents in
side were not affected in the least, and we con
sider the Safe just as good a protection against
fire now as before, and shall use it berea,iter
with increased confidence. The lock works as
perfectly as before the fire.
Yours truly, McMANUS & CROFT,
Late 429 Northßecond Street.
Attention to the above• certificate is particu
larly requested, as it is the first trial of LILLIE'S
SAFES in an accidental fire in Philadelphia.
I would say to all parties who want a Fire and
Burglar-proof Safe that LILLIE'S WROUGHT
AND CHILLED IRON SAFES are much the
cheapest and the only real Fire and Burglar
proof Safes now made; and to those who want
simply a Fire-proof, I would say that LILLIE'S
WROUGHT IRON WAIT is fully equal in all
respects to any of the most approved makers
and is sold at fully one-third less iirice.
All parties interested are invited to examine
the safes above described at my store.
GEO. W. PARSONS, Agent,
je9-d2taw3 w 110 Market street.
TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
THE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH LINE from
Harrisburg t) Raltiniore, and the line
trots Hanover Junction to Hanover and Gettys
burg, have been purchased by the Inland Tele
graph Company, that are constructing opera
tive lines from Philadelphia to Pittsburg, and
from Baltimore to Pittsburg direct. These
lines are in connection with the independ
ent lines now made from Portland, Maine, to
Washington, and making from New York to
Baffalo, Chicago, Milwaukie, and other western
citiee, also from Pittsburg to Cleaveland, Co
lumbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis,
St. Louis and San Francisco, having no-connec
tions with any of the old combinations of
Messages can now be sent from Harrisburg
direct to Ygrk, Hanover, Gettysburg, Balti
more, Washington and Philadelphia, without
rewriting, also to New York, Boston, Portland
and intermediate stations, also in cross lines to
other points. •
A share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited, with the assurance that it will be
promptly attended to and strict secrecy ob
served.
Office in the Patriot wad Union Building,
Third street betirosn Market and Walnut, Har
risburg, in the same room with Susquehanna
North and West branch lines,
je26-d2w A. J. BALDWIN, Manager.
NOTICE
/IF the application of an insolvent debtor to
V be discharged from debt. •
Name of applicant L. W. Chase.
Date of the first publication of this notice,
Jane 18th, 1863.
Officer •before. whom creditors are required
to appear, Hon. Harlon 8. Orton, Judge of the
9th Judicial olroait.
Place appointed for such appearance, office of
S. C. Hopkins, Esq.,• Madison, Dane county,
Wisconsin.
Time of such appearance, August the 81st,
1868, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Dated June 10th, 1863.
Q-. W. HAZIKLTON,
.Attorney for Petitioner
jalS doawtd
D - 00 LIN TOO WS PECTORAL
SYRUP.
)4 1' your lungs weak? Does a tong breath
;lye You Dalai Have you a' hacking
cough? Do von expectorate hard, tough mat
let t Aftit, you wasted with night sweats and
want of st yep I if so, here is your remedy. It will
anqwtinnshly save you. Price $1 00.
The above medicine has been used extensively
in this city with good respite. For sale at
BKIIGNEIII3I3OOIC .STOBIL
HAMS!!!
20,000 Lamm
,3 o f
follovi r rng brands, just re - 4
Emisoufs, celebrated.
Nsw JYRBRY, sekded.
• Evens Arm euperio' r.
Alias :s Extuuraon, comizered.
Dircaurne's Excamoi, not recommit.
Dien Ord, armorial.
/RON Orr, not atinvaesal.
Pans ram, strictly prime.
COUNTRY HAM, very'fine.
Each ham sold will be guaranteed as repre
sented. WK. DOCK, Jr.. 8t CO.
'9B BAJA'
2
00 BUSHELS, prime Potatoes.
200 LBS. Buckwheat Flour,
FOR SALE.
SOO bbls. Prime New York State Apples.
Buckwheat and Wheat Flour, Cora, Oate s
Feed, Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Dried Black
berries, Huckleberrieg; Raspberries, - Elder
berries, &c. Choice sugar-cured Ham, Shoul
ders, Dried Beef, lard, Mackerel,: Codfish, &c.
A prime lot of Oranges, Lemons, Ego, Raisins,
Candies, Sugar, Coffee, 'Bice, Candles, Spices,
'obacco, Segars, &o.
prime lot of Sweat Cider just received.
de Vinegar.
Pure ' ll- • lesale and retail, No. 100 Market
For ea e
Hrrlsb -. 'Pa.
B treet, a W. & CO.
mr2S-dIY
OR°'cs LOT OF TO,
grew, paw: dish, .
very low, jnet.xezeiv.eoY`
1.110/10L 3
Om Front and Mari
my2o
OheL OIL COAL OIL ! !—A large 1fiv0..4,;..
V of coal olL•which;we offer very
than manufacturer's Tireientprice,
and for sale'by NICHOLS & 7
• je24 _Cor. Font nd Kaiket st&
XTOP.TON'E CEIEBRAVED PIE APPLE
OJlEESCaiteelitten the manufadarer,
f orsa ie WM. DOCK, Je., & CO.
FPOZe 4 itti ; :: '
11;e1 .' OIXN:VIAtiIi . g . an . 1 414 -
• COMB ? ' '
a . ' ift.BOIINFFEIIII3 ItOOKITIORN. ,z
, j7oAlEiggiVriserVjog, of all kinds, Which
Fiore now offering very low. Call and
!manilla at NICHOLS & BOWHAN I S;.
104 _ _Pc),F•-FiroPit and MittlEo sta-
ground,
4and, a1ti#.1031490 . ,A5l `dairy,ry,
iin
large or small qpiatitieg,,pir
- imatota.a - Bwritar,
al flora Front sal Market streets.
OFANGEN AND LEM - ONB— Another lot .1
Oranges. and Lemons jut reoeivid
sale by NigNOLF & 80W 3 L&4 1
- FaYV _ , oor., Front , and Market Brien*
RtglaWFOßtittlll3, herniatiodit sent
in Mils and janWot sal descdptkiiit, find of
the most delicious character, for slaw
lITICINXIK, -- .1"*.:,4 CO.'
lONXIWNSIIMVaItOIII—vidI of 'vec l y
.L!A choice extra nattily flour inatreceived and
for Bale by NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
my2O Oor. Front and Market streets.
PENNSYLVANIA, S :
In the Name anti by the Authority
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA ,
ANDREW G. CURTIN,
Governor of the said Commonwealth,
A PROCLAMATION.
The enemy is advancing in force into Penn
sylvania. He has a etroug column within
twenty-three miles of Harrisburg, and other
columns are moving by Fulton and Adam=
counties, and it can no longer be doubted that
a formidable invasion of our State is in actual
progress.
The calls already made for volunteer militia
in the exigency, have not been met as folly as
the crisis requires. I, therefore, now issue
this my proclamation, calling for SIXTY
THOUSAND MEN to coma promptly forward
to defend the State. They will be mutt red
into the service of the State for the period of
NINETY DAYS, bet will be required to serve
only so much of the period of muster as the
safety of our people and honor of our State may
' require.
They will rendezvous at points to be deeinga
ted in the General Order to be issued this day
by the Adjutant General of Pennsylvania,
which order will also set forth the details of
the arrangements for organization, clothing,
subsistence, equipments and supplies.
I will not insult yonby inflammatory appeals.
A people who - want the heart to defend their
soil, their families and their firesides, are not
worthy to be accounted men. Heed not the
counsels of evil disposed persons, if such there
be in your midst. Show yourselves what you
are—a free, loyal, spirited, brave, vigorous race.
Do not undergo the disgrace of leaving your
defence mainly to the citizens of other States.
In defending the soil of Pennsylvania we are
conhibuting to the supportof our national gov
ernment, and indicating our fidelity to the na
tional cause.
Pennsylvania has always heretofpre respond
ed promptly to all the calls made by the Fed -
eralGovernment, and I appeal to you now not
to be unmindful that the Joe that strikes at
our State, strikes through our desolation at the
life of the Republic, and our people are plun
dered and driven from their homes solely be
cause of their loyalty and fidelity to our free
institutions.
People of Pennsylvania ! I owe to you all my
faculties, my labors, my life. You owe to
your country your prompt and zealous services
and efforts. The time has now come when we
must all stand or fall together in defence of our
State, and in support of our Government. Let
us so discharge our duty that posterity shall not
blush for us. Come heartily and .cheerfully to
the rescue of our noble Commonwealth. Main
tabn now your honor and freedom.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
State at Harrisburg, this twenty-sixth day of
Jane, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three, and of the
Commonwealth the eighty-seventh.
A. G. CtiIITIN.
BY ins GOVERNOR:
NOTICE is hereby given, that an association
has been formed and a certificate prepared
for the purpose of establishing a bank of discount,
deposit and circulation, under the provisions of
an act entitled "An Act to establish a system of
free banking in Pennsylvania and secure the
public against loss from insolvent banks," ap
proved March 31, 1860, and the supplement
thereto, approved May 1, Is6l.
Said bank to be called •'Oilmen' Bank," and
to be located in the borough of Oil City, in the
county, of Venango, with a capital stock of One
Hundred Thousand Dollars, to be divided into
two thousand shares of fifty dollars each ; and
it is contemplated to increase the same to five
hundred thousand dollars or ten thorisaLd
shares,of fifty dollars each.
GEC). H. BISSELL,
For the Association.
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IVOTICE is-hereby given, that "The Commer-
J. l l cid - Bank of Pennsylvania" intend to ap
ply to the Legieliztare of Pennsylvania, at their
next session, fora renewal of the charter. Said
Bank is - located in the city of Philadelphia,
withan authorized capital of one million of
dollars; a renewal of which will be asked for,
with the usual banking privileges.
By order of the Board.
S. C. PALMER,
Cashier.
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TRADIISMWS BANC,
Philadelphia, June 24th, 1863.
NOTICE is hereby given, in conformity with
the laws of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, that the. Tradesmen's Bank of Philadel
phus, located in the city of Philadelphia, created
with banking and discounting privileges, with
a capital of -One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars, that application wilt be made by the
said Bank to the next Legislature for authority
to increase the capital One Hundred and Filly
Thousand Pollan.
OClO—hidading Oon.
Ear: SPun Rat &c.,
COntrAN,
ft streets.
je3o-oaw6m
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
BANK OR GERMANTOWN " intends to
apply to the Legislature of Pennsylvania, at
"I. •,. orareEdt,l-4441;teir char
ter. Said Bank is Located in Germaniown,
Twenty-Second Ward of the city of Philadel
phia, with an authorized capital of Three Hun
dred Thousand Dollars ; a renewal of which
will be asked for, with thensaal banking priv
ileges. By order of the Board.
CHARLES W. OTTO, Cashier.
Germantown, Jane 20, 1863. [je2ll-caw6m
A NEW. assortment onitorton's Unrivaled
EL -Gold-Peas, ia•Gokl Plated Desk Holders,
just received at SCHIEMER'SPOOKSTORE,
jels 18 Market skeet.
G . CORN.
Capjust-received by
- W. DOCK, ii., &CO.
laWkand ENGLISH BLACKING, war
yral../t!ed tilif only to retain the polish of l.ut
krentrwe Via leather Itself. For ode by
WM. DOCK, JD-, & CO.
CB:B%W Dime Dairies,
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
, = f4cFr.. Front and liarket. Stmts.
QIIGAREI for preserving, of all kinds, (Witted
examine, at WORMS & BOWMAN,
1 01 0 Oar. Front and Market kita
illiscellanconr.
MEI
ELI SLUM,
Secretary of the Commonwealth
BANK NOTICE.
By_otdetof the Board of Directors,
JOIM CASTNIffI,
Cashier.
Winslow's Fresh Grasp
JUST RECEIVED.
MOTHER lot of Meant Vol ALBUMS. at
SCHEETBR'S - BOOKSTORIC,
el&. , -No. 3.13 Market street.