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I I 'TELEGRAPH.
IS POBLISILED
MORNING AAD EVENING,
By GEORGE BERGNER.
Office Third &red, near Walnut
I'ERILIS OF SUBSCRIPTION'.
MOLD 1117BSCREPTION.
ua DAlllt IMMO:3MM Is served to trahseri
cs6ri tin he Eity at 6 cents per week. Yearly
will to charged $4 00 in advance.
*SPRIT Tsasonera.
iht; Taisousga is also published weekly and
tartpeotd to subic• ribers at the following cash
ratiJE ,
rsltlgie •Yopiee, weekly $1 00
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Twee ty if 17.00
vasmisuro Rene.—The following are the
areb !Jr advertising in the Tarzana's. Thoee
heviug :Advertising, to do will thud it convenient
for reference. - '
igr - Four lines or less constitute one-halt
'pare Eight. lines or more than Loin consti
tutes a square. •
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iter Business nooses inserted hrthe Local
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ORISES PER Ims for each insertion.
As an advertising medium the Timaisaph bag
no equal, ite large circulation, among, titaness
men and families, in city and counttry; klablug
It beyond n..meetation.'
illistellantgas
THE ,UNITED STATES HOTEL,
LIABILISBURG, OA.
COYULY HUrttilsON, Proprietors
THIS well knktwn Hotel is now In a condi
tion to accommodate he traveling public,
affording the most .ample conveniences alike for
the transient guest and the permanent boarder.
TOE UNITED STATE 3 ROTEL has been
entirely refitted throughout, and now has ac
commodations equal in extent, comfort slid
luxury to auy howl between Philadelphia and
Piusburg. lts locution is the bast in the State
Ottpital, being in easy access to till the railroad
depots, sad in close ploximity to all the public
offices and business lucent:its of the city. It has
DOW all the oduveniemtas of
A F. 1218.7 CLASS HOTEL, .
and the Proprietors are determined to spare
neither expense, time or labor to ensure the
comfort of the guests. The patronage of the
traveling public is respectfully solicited.
jell-dtf
HAMS!!
1000 LBS. —Compooed of the
follow ind brands, just ro•
=I
Nswene's, celebrated.
not Jassy, related.
DiTABB AND Swum's, superior.
illsontrunes &kennels, canvassed.
kwarignies Esionszea, nod onconvassed.
Icon Cn, canvassed.
Lion Orr; not canvassed.
?Lux Henn, strictly prime.
Curgerny liens, very fine.
Nash ham sold will be guaranteed as repre
sented. WM. an)g, Jr., &
OAL OIL, a further reduction in Coat Oil,
C
superior article of non-explosive Coal Oil,
for Salt very low, by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Mr. Front and Market Ate.
mrit
rll.ll3—We are now offering very low, a lot
r of choice Mackerel, in barrels, ealyes,
quarters .`rid kite.
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
e $ Frnat end Market.NtreoA.
z ALT; igoin k cj., alum, 2 , .atuton .and dairy,. In
• )..) large or small quantities, by
N.I.CHDLS alf.l3oWidAti,
al Onr. Vreat nal i Marlret atrearg.
BROWN STOUT
and
SCOTaII ALE,
of the best brands, alwaya on hand: and fors •:e
by-, [apl4] 'WM.. DOCK, Ja., &,OQ.
VXCELSIOR HAMS, Canvassed, in large-yr
14 small quantities, very low, for sale by
NICHOL , & BOW MAN,
je24 • • nar . loe,nt .nd M.rkor gig
TvSLSD 13E04 AND BOLOGNA, a very choice
I.)F lot, just received mid for sale by
ma!) Wl DOCK, Js.s & CO.
. .
WALL PAPICIt, BORDERS, &Q., Sr,c., at
T, year's prices, at
SOBEFFKR'S BOOKSTORE:
)Q5 :18 Market streot
Ito SOWN STOUT AND SCOTCH ALE, In
vr bottlea, Pad received and for sale by
-tab WK. DOCK, la.. ic (so.
OF • "Lb' AND SIIGARt3 of all grade= an
r , weonable prices for sale by ,
WIVE. DOCK; 41a., CO
- Hamburg end other prime dairy
theeserfo-L I IA Ie
by
- NICHOLS &
jai
00r , Front and Market streetst
-
FttENCH and 'ENGLISH BLACKING; wart
maw:loot Duly to retain the polish of kit
tbleservelbe-bsitheritoelf , W _ For We b
-1
'WE OK, 00,
DR. JOHNSON
MA AL LT' AEC) XL 7Eli,
LOCK HOSPITAL.
discovered the speed y and
11 efectna retmes ln,the world
for
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
BYLIEB? 1111 SIX TO TWITNI •HOOTAI
NO MERCURY OR NOXIOUS DRUGS.
A Cure Warranted, or No Charge, sn from One to
Tsoo Days.
W.eakness of the ,Back, Affections of the
Kidneys ; and Bladder, Involuntary Wei
charges, Impotency, General Debility, Ner
vousness, Dyspepida,; 'Langur, Low.,Bpirits,
Confinfitin::. of gjittlas, Ptapitath4 — of the
Hi art; Timidity, Trembli ngs, Dimness orsigh
or Giddiness, Meese of the , Head, Throat,
arse or bkin.-:'ititeetionsief the Liver, singe;
St( mach or Bowels—those terrible disorders
arising from the Solitary -Habits of Youth—
those secret and solitary practices more fatal to
their victims than the song of Byrens to the
tdarinere of Ulysses, blighting their most bril
liant or anticipations, rendering marriage;
impossible,
YOUNG MEN
&q:)ecially. who have become the viCtires" of
:Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
hhit which annually sweeps to an untimely
graye thousands of Young Men of the most
exalted talents and brilliant Intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced liatening Sen
ates with the thunders of eloquence or waked
to ecstasy the living lyre, may call with fall
confidence.
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MARRIAGE.
Married Persona; of Young Med Contemplat
ing i marriage, being aware of physical weak
-1101314, organic debility, deformities, &c., speedily
cured.
.4r.•&'3
X
A "I
He who places himself under the care of Dr.
J. may religiously confide in hishonor as a gen,
tieman, and confidently rely upon his skill as a
Physician.
ORGANIC WEAJINRSB
2 El
,ge.
•
Immediately Cured, and fall vigor restored.
This diatressing aflection—widch renders life
miserable and marriage impossible—is the pen
alty paid by the victims of improper Indnlgetce.
Young persons are too slit to commit excesses
froit not being aware of the "dreadful conse
quences that may ensue. Now, Who that Un
derstands the subject will pretend to'deny that,
the. power of procreation is lost sooner bsrthose
falling into' impropor '-habits than by the prir:
dent. - - Besides heing deprivedrthe pleasures of
herby offspring, the' most;seriourrand destine
tiv symptoms i l3pth ' nod) , 'end mind arias;
The system becontes•dorangedi the physical and
mental functions weakened, loss of procreativ6
power, nervous irritabili y, 0810ePsfrS-P.:Y.Vta
tlon of the itearti:lndigektion, conatititonal•
debility:a - *astir* of :the- frame,' cough,. con!.
stuiption, decay.and• death. • • '
MEI]
dm* N 9.7 8 0*
~ 1, 012 Fat*
Lett hamiaide going nom alnitintere At relit, la
fan doors trona the corner. Fall noilo observe
name and number.
Letters Fruit be paid and contain a stamp.
The Dort fail Diplomas hafg in his office. A
DR. J. a
ftlembetof4e Royal I of Surgeo4,4on
don, g&dttate from o.`` , o be most erfaident
colleges in the United Stator, and the greater
part of whose life bee been spent in the hospi
tals of London, Paris, Philadelphia and
else ;
where, has ;Acted 13017113 of the meet Elite:Mb/ilk
cures that were ever known ; many troubled
with ringing in the head fip4. asig. I when asleep,
great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sotuads, ,hashfulness, with frequent blushing,.
attended sometimes with derangenfent of .mind`
were cured
TAKE, NOTICE.
These are some oflice' sadad' melancholy
effects produced by early habits `'Of Youth, vie :
weakness of the beak antk'llndit4 Pains' in the
head, dimness of sight,,kes Ofinuschlar powet,
palpitation of the heart; dyspe;pelts nervous'
irritability, symptomi of comrumption, /to:
MettreLLT.—The fearful effects on-tire mind
are much to be dieaded—lows of memery,.coia
furion of ideas, depression of spirits, evil fore
eversion to society, self distrust, love
of solitude, timidity, Ste., are some , of the evils
produced.
YOUNG MON ' -
Who have injured thernselies by a 'bertain
practice indulged in when rdono, a habit fre
quently learned friim companions, or at
school, the_ effects of -which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and if not cured renders
Marriage imposidble, And destroys both- mind
and body, shorild apply. iinmediately. •
What a pity that a young man , the hope of
his country, the liailing of his parentscithould
be snatched from all prospects and'enioyments
of life, by the consequener of deviating frota'
the path of nature and indulging in A certain
secret
plating habit. Bach-persons arose, before contwn-
MARRIAGE,
Reflect that, a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to-promote connubial
happiness. Indeed, without these, the journey
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage : the
beprospect hourly darkens to thmiew ; the mind
- ones shadowed with des and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness of
,anotbor becomes blighted with our own.
DISBOE OF ISFAUDYNCUL
When the miagukind tugl In pruderit votary
of. pleasure finds he has iml3iturd the seeds of
this painful disease, it too often happens that
on [Mimed sense of shame or the dread of dis
covery deters him Irian applying to those who,
from education and respectability, can alone
befriend- him. ---He falls into the hands of
rant and designing pretenders, who, Incapable
curing, filch' his pecuniary substanoe, keep
him trillin r. month after month, or as long as
the smallest fee cap be obtained, and in despair
leave him with.ruined.health to _sigh over his
galling disappointment, or, by , the use of the.
deadly poison,' Mercury, hasten the- constitu
tional symptoms of this terrible disease, ouches
affections of the Mead, Throat, Noes, Skip, etc.
progreasing with frightful rapiditY - ti4,l!_eath_ l / 4
puts a period to his dreadful sufferings se n d
big to . that undiscovered country from
istendi no traveller return.
-tbrDoßsEmErr OF THE PF6IOB
The many thousands cured at this institution
year after year, and the numerous important
Singh:al operations performed by Dr. Johnson.
; witnessed by the reportenipt.thaaiSter , Ciepper,
And many othei
_papers, notices of which ham
!. ppeared again and-again bisfore the public, lit',
;ddetrhis - standiug-aws gentleman of charade)
arui t =dbility. is a eaffloitatit guarantee. tt
MUSES SPEEDILY MUM 1 .
0404, Xti 7. OMEN 111DK81011 Bi.
HARRISBURG, PA., THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST - 10 1863.
ittabicaL
New 2lbuertigemento.
SECRET OF BEAUTY 1
LAIRD'S
Bloom of Youth or Liquid Pearl
"OR beautifying and pretervtug the corn-
J: plexion and skin.
After using Laird's Bloom of Youth, or Liquid
Pearl, for a short time, it will leave the skin s
sort, texture ; it impartedresuness,
smoothness and transparency to the skin, that
can only be prcduced by the use or this valuable
article. It presents no vulgar white paint, as
all other attempted compounds do, but, on the_
contrary, it will give the comple xion ra_pearl
like tint, such as can only be found iwyouth;
its use is impossible to be detected by the closest
observers. It is also invaluable for' removing
aii finds of• Humors -, Tans t - Freckels, Statham
=firid,other cutaneolua ' dbasises frottothe.skip.
Mr. • Laird• has every confidence in recom
mending his Bloom of )Youth;lor Liquid retell,.
to the ladies of:America, amtleiqg the only:per
led and reliable article now in usefor beredifornq'
and preserreng the erenplerarts nadatin.., • __-
Qin-only be had at S. •'A. ZUNIT.EL'S
_ .
jep2 Apothecary, Harrisburg.
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001NSIO3r-:=
MARKET ST AND'IRAUSTIIIQUARF4
HARRIalitiG,, titi
JOiliftlbff V. Me0111.11..4N, 410141111T0$_ .
otickma comuctrop BY wine onion.)
Tide ie a First ohms Hotei anti located in the
oential part of_the city. It is, kept hithe
‘ best,
inariluer,, and its patrons eve r
°iodation to be met With 111:ihe.P9Kfionati
the fountry. ,
c-
B. T. BABBITT'S . .l
Coupon trated Condense d or Pulverised
WO r
„ ~. _
T' BWA I,' . -
riII:MEE gallons ' of lialidsoine *iitiysorr
I red: made in live minutes. No grease
reqrd
DpileriONl3.—' DizsolTe one viand of B. T.
&Mint's Concentrabiti9Ondeused or INilverised".
Soft &ap t hi one gallon of boiling water - then!
'add two gal l ons of warni vrater. , When cwk?l,
•yon will have three gallons of licaxdsias 'Whits
811 . •
Soft
- •
• T n poUnds will malce one barrel cf soft soap. 1
e soap this Madiris an excellent wash for ,
tre4, 4 iiiihba and plants of 'all kinds.
JilLet iccuivcid and for Bale by • . -.
bli DO Ms', Jir.., a po., .
,tny47) Market et., opposite the Court ' ouse.
0. , ,
MOW )3(3 . 1 T,LES.
4 1,41P r i BOTIItS,
,(Phits
. and .
quartesyeldrable for parting, MR? or
rt4t, fur sale at Bin's Auction St9rel
Also, a general assortment of new and second'
hank! furntrurthluidl and frirfsale
chtiper than at any 011; 4.iirdiffshmeriit hi the
orw- maxims pnpe paid.ror all kinds qr„aet..Ond
furuiture aid Milk" eirtiotea. •
W,. SAAB & 00" .
j 931 LiocusectAnctioneere.
WEDDING-, - •
INVITATION, AND
; • AT HONIII•OARDS.
131. a special arrangement with-one- of the
beet engravers in the countagi cards of any
desmiption will be ek6anteil hiihechigneat style
et tirN• conformable with• the lateeffilifdtki;ruid
inpplied proMptli,at knier pricier alarmist charg
ed by the -stationers in New York or Philidel
phib. For samples and prices call at
4cl 4 9tf B.F.BGN Ett', 8 NOPJESTOB,E.
WINDOW SRADES.of glltrborderred;
and PAPER BLINDS of an enilleativar•
atylof design and ornaments; aIeo,:OUBT.AIN.
.FITTURE6.9.nd -TASSELS at very low prices.
Call at SOLIEFFEWS BOOKSTORE.
. . 4
,
EtaIibILETICALLY 13.13ALLED.;
ft earim, ioAt k roig4
gt PINE APPLE, SALMON,
2 OYSTEM SPICED OYEREIIS,
LOBSTER, SARDINES, -
rOT sale by WM. DCNX, Jr. & 00.
LADIES' FANCY 'TRAVELII4
I RA SIX ET-E 1 I
W ITH a lare,imiortmetit of' =
ROUND t ,
&now Oloraia, -
Pena,
lel 2 • • • *WM. DOM; 'Ji., & CO.
. .
Dig. Moe NTOOK'S PECTORAL
r SYRUP.
kL /our lungs Weak f pots a..lthig 'breath
se you , vela f Move you a hacking
cough! Do von , itipectoratii hard, tough. mat
te( Ateyou waited ad*: go* sweats ind
want in si•lep f , sp,,hai is yqw w mweAl• lt wlll
luestioneldy save you. 'Prize 41 00
tee above uledieihthee Peen usedextensively
In ibis city with good results • Fer sale it
surtlipqat!S BOOS STORK
1 XTBA FAMILY -FLOUR=A lot Of Very
&doe extra fensflY flour, just reoelved and
(or side by ITIORDIAI SOWM.AN,-
ixty 20 Om. Front and Market streets.
DRESEBVING JARS, of Glass and Stone, of
all kinds and sizes, for: sale low, .by..
N/CHOLE3 & BOWMAN, -
jel.o Cor. Front and :Market streets.
No, .1.
WANTED. --Local and Tr:waft Agnate in
every ,town. amntir. eironlere, with
ritatimoniale of .Clergymen and scientific men,
in regard tto , t l3 . ol Mßineen, lout free.
ISAA.O 4,8 c Co.
tje24dBw Newburnort. Ham
itIOAL OIL COAL OIL! I . A' 'lamp invoice
LLJJ of coal oil, which we offer'very kin
tlian Manufacturer a present price;jttil
l 'Md for sale by NICEI.OI,B & BOWMAN,
je24 Cor. Front appi Market sts.
1 I'ACKEtiEL.—A Prime lot ii:Mackerd just
received and for sale very low, la. barrels,
Lti naives, quarters, by
liloiioLs 4 S: .BOWMAN,
jylb Corner Front-and Market Sta.
•
11iE CRACIKEft--Jest receiving a large
F
lot of Fire Crabkers which we will sell very .
tow,:bk thcliter - pr s tai ji et quant i ty,
NIOSOk It lOW a
4824, ..-- 08. r. Ilimpt and Market eta.
Mistzliantour.
Gitztvlhseoviney I
USEFUL ands VALUA
BLS DLSIAVERY!
INSOLUBLE CEMENT!
is of more general practical
utility" ban any' Invention
tow before Jae publlo..lt hal:
been thoroughly tested dur•
fog the latit two goers by
pat:tick' wt'en, and prongs*-
. :1 bY all to be
SU4'ERIOR 70 ANY
AllheiOre Preparations known
Appthable
nixibtArts.
I
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atrdros's issorldhilt C -i,, ii
=
&f 4 ro 4 4 1 3, soli tht a ,
ors 4 , qtAndy L el 1 , :,
I
leo .. t , 6 , c i i on
IL
[ . '- tits Principles,
[ Andquader t yro miroumpouccs
till:411=4o : cif. I teirrilisittnte.
will it
_tome corrupt or
tu . nit e sny, offeustyp smell.
...-BOOX. 81, SHOE
p,,14404t00
• Boot and giof:
r
gannfacturers, using. Ma
chines,' ,
the beet
article known for Cementing
dar Channels, as;it • works
iffectisii
by any - thsage of tempera-
ENE
gelielers.
• s LAD*TrittEi
9Vili'Bnd-R°anfficiently adhe-
Ifird for ;the i r no b.ao bon
I 0461" •
Lw
El
I Bis eginallyadaphd to Latihe r ,
kodf.wo claim, so oll'ooPOotol
merit, that it sticks Patches
!sod 11
_ 211 4a to , and
*Oen suniciently strong with
out stitching.
Munilie&
It ie thconly
L.LQIrgD Cc g JERRY
Want, that Se a.sure thing
for mending
turniture,
, . (*chary,
bone,
ht a Miltlid.
ri 7
Ivoq,
And articles of: *nosh°ld
two.
Rametibjor.,
REMEMBER
Surroe', Darommts ADP=
Is" in a' liquid .foree,' and as
- 4 essiliappliedi at.paste.
rilmoszer Dr:wimp' 'Clow
'ls iinielubte - in water or on.
&Mee .I Nantaill Cdr
Adheres oily substances.
I ..
tiOpplied in Faintly or Kan-
Pisdnigif tioni;2
to
- : I lON two& & CO. "
troprOcors,
'
Providenee, R.I. •
• elpl2lo,
• LAING & IKAGINNIB:
Kai
Agents in I'fiila
feB-dly
Afq ASSORTMENT .
OER 100 tatitTLEs
-=o~_
i'OOLET BOOK%
.Pl/11.13,E8
PORL'MONLIES
FOB LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
,KELLER'S.
Drug and 'Fancy Gads Store,
No. 91 Market Street.
A ME. UM. OF
BANKERS' 'CASES • AND LLIWPI WALLETS.
Some Splendid Rew.Patterns of
"001IPAR1ONit.
!lie beat M'aocoo
TRAVEIING. , SATORELS,
Anil a general variety of•FANOY GOODS, nit
for Presents, now on hand' at
.
w i ll) Drug Store, No. 91 Market Street.
00 000 LBS.
-I".—We
have just
receivedand .1 4 1+.9 Owe
the largest lot of Hams of choice brands ever
effered,in this market, which we offer to sell
loWee than any other store town'.
. • ' NIOHOLB•tt BOWMAN, :-• -
'`e24 Oor. Front andjtterket,ots.
eißrt D •
BAI • MINN 00101
,t LAWS and splendid stock of Pocket and
ja. Family liiblet ' • •
Presbyterian, Methodist, Lutheran,- German
.&eiototed, and other Hymn Books. iniit .recedv
-A iati 41811(INER'S .O.IIIIAP .11u0KSTORITi.
QllGAHS.forXrwser,ring, of all kinda, which
1...? we are now :offorina-verY- low , and
'canonize at . NICHOLS & BOWMAN'S, .
• je24 . ,Cor. Front and ldarkat
LADIEBI Ton liziouethere you eari get fine
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HILTON'S
Reports from Memphis sod Below.
Manilas, Aug- 15.
The Tempest has arrived from New Orleans
Qrlci adelees to the 9th inst.
The army under command of Gen. Banks
can now be considered in summer querters.
Geniralßanks Is at New Orleans, but It was
rumored thithe ws.s going home In a few da4s
His stet! Are to accompany him.. General
Weitzel occupies the Tenho country.
General Franklin has superseded General
Dudley in command at Baton Rouge. Gen.
thews continua in oomniand air Port Hu&
rt. The health of the troops, taking into
Consideration the season of the year, with the,
Sher, is tolerable.
Gen Herron -is still two - Miles below Port
Ei l tuilon, at Mount Pleasant . Landing. His
is
cot, are in good heßith and spirt.%
B i little is known of the movagents of the
robe 13 in the coontrylock of the - Miseissippl.
r. The river on both sides is b.it4 depopulated
id widte mt.n and negro. s suited for the field.
Pcntions of MlA's -ippl, bleb. of Natchez, near
Hanibttrg Ind Kingston, which have never been
visit}d by the conscription before, are now
nearly laid waste. Every man capable.of bear
ing inns is either contcripted or d.afted. Those
whocan get to latches do so, antrat once place
themselves under the Footection of - Gen. Pau
sal. About two hui.dred men, who bad fled
from' the iron rule of conscription, arrived ,at ,
Natrites in one day, and took the oath of alle
giant°. They were moody, from the of the
Jackson and Mobile railroad. "
04 the 7th Met. an order was issued in New
Orleans, placing the pica of bread at twenty
centi for fifty-thrte ounce's, .41 five cents for
thirtpen. ounces. Any - broker or dealer to
breati, violating that older, was subj.:et to fine
and Imprfs.nment. ,
Nth Banks has Maned an order regulating
the chir g 6 to be made by steinnboatif and other
yes is sallitig between the ports of New Or
'lean and New York, and north to the Dep irt
men
~ of .the Tennessee. The °barges Mr it
cabli paiisenger, are twenty five for a berth
and liftY cents torn meal ; and'deek passengers
to eta at a second table, •fifteen cents per
meal.
,
• Tbe Albert Pearce arrived at New Orleans
on the Bth, and was advertised to sail for St.
Louth with the maitOir the TOth.' • -
Gierintiatica sold'at if premium for ciirrenct,
and '2 t0..8 pet cent. for:Exchange on Nplir
Yort. Gold was dull at 84 to, 36, =4 silver at
24 tb 25 premium. ,
Tile steamers to New Orleartron the 9th were,
the Meteor, Chancellor,-Pearce and Russell.
- N , thing 'new from Vicksburg._ Witness
• ~ s, for the past few days, to be abating.
T , a capedicion under Gen. Steele, has, so
far been very successful. -
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li t e river hence to Cairo basieight and a half
feet rt,the channel, and' to New, Orleans nine
irretitucki %ng liff_titamat
• i ti Granata, voila - mental, Hope, Tempest,
0111 Ballkand Sunny South , have arrived, and
the ;attain, Commercial, ; Sonny South and
T ' t departed for Cairo, and the City of
Alton fir Vicksburg. -- - '
Gen. Grant has relieved the press of Me mphis
froni a censor.
..- ' - Ara.aani.
The Draft in New York All Quiit
_
. NEw Matz, Augn-t 19, Evening.
The draft to4itty has procred,d without' o'ther
den*mstration than jqlly remarke relative •to
the elected. The military arrlingements, how
eve4 will continue of the moat perfect charm
ter,,and Gen. Canby, alio coinmandis the Glov
ernmentferp3 here, is unceasing la I is vigilance,
remaining with his.staff at headquarters day
stki!night. It is proper to state, that through
the measures taken by this officer, a mob could
not one hour eithei in ITeveYoik City; in-
Brotoklyn.
About one thonsuid names were drawn to
day; -
The militia are all at their armories, but will
not;be called upon unless private property can
not;be protected by the police.
The-Provost Marshal and cthrr Government
official , ' are fully protected by detachmeuts of
the 87th Massachusett a and , other regiments.
The idisebssippi
-oAno, Aug. 18.
_The following notice has:been 'node public . :
11. S. EQIILDRON,
FLAG Snip BLAME HAWS, .
Ccriro, August 17. 1863.
Vessels are now stationed at all points on the
kihmdssippl, on the way to. Nino Orleans, where
thee .is any danger of being molested by gm
rilliet, and vearebe need not wait for. convoy.,
If convoy is requested it will be granted. If
any gnerill s are on the river, vessels at differ
ent points will notify transports and convoy
them past the danger.
A. wooding station will soon be in operation
'at White River, under. protection, of gunboats,
and another opposite Vicksburg. Other sta-
tions will be protected as parties offer to collect
wood for steamers.
[signed] D. D. PORTER,
Rear. Admiral Com'g. Miss. Equatiron
Death of Capt. Cannon
' 11avaa Ds Glum August 19.
Capt. W. L. Cannon of the Ist Delaware (my
airy. son of Governor Cannon, died yesterday
at.l3,3llafr, lifd. death was caused by
fatigue and exposure incidental to his duties.
The steamer Cot umbrut basittrived from New
°deem with dates to the 18th . The mere
aro barren of sews. .:
EFFECT OF A LOVIIR'S QUARREL. —ln Cincinnati,
on Sunday night, Belle McCortuick, a young
woman, committed suicide by drowning herself.
It seems that she was engaged - to be married;
bat, owing to some Enisupdeistatiding with her
betrothed, a coolinies sprang up. The night
previous the young man to whom she was en
gaged passed her bowie several tithes, wFh an
other young lady, probablY to pique the former,
tint his cruel goatee° was attended by the tru.-
rowful result We are noting.. During the night,
Kiss McCormick went to the river near her re
sidence, and' committed her grief to the n3erci
lees waves. Her absence, next morning, frtm
home. excited alarm, and an Inv , stikati m ta'
vested the quarrel with her lover, and gave rise
to the fear . - h - arilre - lcidleruibiated her exist
once. _EL search was instituted, and her .I;i9W
distracted lover joined in it.:l3trange,tn_sey,.it
. ell to his lot to find the body, which had floated :
a short way down the river, sad Weed between
two flat boats. The deceased. was 18 yeareAdt
and quite ataractive in appearance anti annum:re.
From New Orleans.
Navy Yoss, Aug. 19
PRICE ONE CENT.
VARIETIES.
Tres steamer Commodore got off safely Mon
day afternoon, and returned to Nesv York., •
lACHBI-110P Huonsa of New York, is at Sa
ri t° . He gore thence to St. Catharine's, Ca
ned for his health:
. 0 , . Howls and Gen Buell are both at New
po.t the soriner at the Fillmore, the latter at
1 The Oceann House.
..
Jar. Aimless invented a new name for de
sertion. He calls it leaving one's post "from
mere restlessness and desire of change."
AIT averriss silk-worm, which feeds on oak
leaves, has been (it is said successfully) intro
ductil at Vmcennes. France. .
A 'AMBER of the Philadelphia City Council
has recently been tried and convicted of throw
ing stones against the door of a gentleman's
T+ house of Hrs. Darling. at Woonsocket, B.
I , was struck by lightning on Tumdav and ion
stideiably damaged. A daughter alio, D. W 413
talrned on 'oho egr.
Tits bridge over the Naugatuck river, between
Waterbury and Water.oen, Oman. weeN rn
on ktouday night, at a loss of $3,000. It was,
probably, the of tooendiarism.
&M. DAID MACOMBER died very suddenly at
k, on Satniday, at the age a seventy-six.
fie fed to the - floor and expired tefore any one
had time to go to hie aeshtance.
C4oniu. Barren notified the proprietors' of the
rambling houses la Was)lingtorilbsit they - ion**
a 1064, their establishments Air be , onset wed
For the time being these concerns arbillosed
Imps understood among Genet al Scott's' per
sena friends in Washington, thlt be is now en=
gasrril at West Point in Completing memoirs of
his 'ill's and times. '
V T
learn from the Niphville Rress that the
Has vale and Chattanooga Ralicoad, having
pass d into the hands - of 'he - military anthoit
ti. s, iCol Immo. at the First Michigan FrigP
imeni, becumts superintendent
Gel. DUCLiaxsx, (says a Washington papecr,)
wbile bathing in tee surf wijh Attlrtgal tittitm,
at Sig Harbor, L .1., c ~..we; near 13ei,g carried
away by the nadir tow, but being a goo d' swim
mer; he was saved.
Ta Ditite of Hamilton, who lately died fn
Parl4, Ras a: rely ban.'some man. The Princess
Nary of Osmbsige was iu love with and wit s lad,
to marry him years ague, but Queen Victodi
would not permit it. Oa dit.
COT. Coen, United States &whit:era, bolt
sulvesed the harbor of Belfast, '
Maine tor the
purpose of leo sting batttries. Work is to be
0903 thenced immediately. They will be earth
war*, mounting rifle cannon.
STOUT, robbst females are becoming the, fash
iou 'Patis=la other winds, embonpoint is
quite the style; and stovepipa waists ate cork
liiderkd perfectly foghtual. This, is all because,
the Empress, as she advances in age, is showing
&tendency to fulltiess:
a l D. Veil Aimee; Esq., a well known 00V.-
.41 entWurarner,7ol-Tiltr
w escape - Vol - a drowning, on
theake,.near Baratega, on the , 9thlust. The
danit-r 'arose from the sudden capsizing of the
boat' Which they had just 'entered-tor the pur
,p.sellof taking a row.
Gen WHIPPLIP made a narrOw•escape in Phil
adelphia, on Saturday last. He rode out with .
;sae pf his staff in the afternoon to York F..rm,
and; while sitting on his horse adiniting the
scenery, some one shot at him severs' times
Re remarked that be had never made a more
escape. The attempt thus, made was
most dastardly.
Tna Ctsvetarai WOOL MABUT.—Th6 Cleve
land Wool Grower says the m.rtet exhibits more
activity than for some weeks past. Medium •
clip are bought in trom neighbor ing countiwt, in
large Jowls, and STO taken at prices va , ying. Toot
sixty-two to sixty five cents, the better figure ;
beirtg paid for much the larger portion. At
thee. prices growers are more freely (dining to
sell than dealers are to purchase. Still Bufli lent
ly large quantitietare bang taken to eauthl,sh
pricls, so that we should regard ourselves esfe
In saying that au average price for'the wools of
thig vicinity may be stated at sixty five.
• 'ISIS BAWD SYSTBN m THa Astir.—The system
of rirovid ng bangs tor the members of each
corps of the Army of the Potomac was torigirylid_
by Major General Butterfield, while be yes
°Wig of General Hooker's staff. Under WW' — '
most beneficial effecter have been produeedi;- - ; ,
Gocid soldiers wear this badge with 'wide as ran'
emblem of honor. Soldiers who were addicted
to straggling feared to do so while wearing the
emblem as they would be at once puinted , out
and disgraced. They feared to remove the
badge, as its absence would lead to inquiry and
pirdishment by the provost guard. Tne baidge
system in thin way serves to she, k straggling
and desertion. It is still in operation and is
highly approved by General Meade.
A HZRCOLVAN Tasx —A Morton Miss., cor-
respondeut of the Atlanta Appeal says: "Gen
eral Hardee has been regularly placed in charge
of this branch of Johnston's army, ha having
gone temporarily elsewhere to look after the af
fairs of his command. The General is Argus
eyed, as indeed-he should be, to meet-the calls
upon him. Pressed by Eosecrans and Grant,
turestened Pram Corinth; and with Mobile to
take awe of, his task is herculean. Partisan
ship is growing, but fortunately in Gen. Johns
ton's case there is none. He has passed through
a Most terrible ordeal, but has come out of it
without losing the o infideace of a single man.
Even the fireside Generals are silent. All are
satisfied that he has done alt that could be done
under the citcamistances."
aIJDOS WOODWARD AND A FRANK OLD LADD -
Loan. —ln one of the Northern counties of this
State, where trout-fishing delights the sports
man, is a country tavern, known as the "Rough
and Beady ;" and the proprietor of it is well
represented by his sign. Some mites distant
resider, a legal gentleman who Is on every friend
ly terms with the Innkeeper ; and last b.ututner
this individual drove up tithe - inn accourixttnied
by ano th er golden:ten, when - old bonifat e came
out to bid them welcome: The lawyer, w,th a.
p ri mmer that was intended to impress - the bad
lord with the dignity of the stranger, vieitor,
said to him :
.
Wtll,—, we have come to spend a - few
days with yit and enjoy fishing ; this is Judge
Woodward." The landlord's brow lowerrd ;
he scanned the Judge for a moment, and then
inquired : "Is th the Judge who oecid-d that
our brave sOldieis have no right to vote ?"
'3e gave a constitutional decision on the quss
thin, said the lawyer. "Hs can't stay iu my
boom ; I wananotaing to do with embody who ;
is opposed toKildiers voting ; you can drive on,"
stgid Old "Ilough "and Brady ;" and he turtud
his hick on hi& visitors with a digoity ind'tion•
I trot: that would have' becomes Muer- ; and
the lawyer and Judge Woodward hadto seek •
Of*frf gwaterB7
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