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THE UNITED STATES -HOTELii HARRISBURG, PA COVERLY alltletilSON, Proprietors MBES Well known Hotel is now in a condi " - Lion to accommodate the traveling public,' affording the most ample conveniences alike for the:transient guest and the permanent boarder. THE UNITED STATES HOTEL; has been . entirely refitted throughout, and :now has tic- . asnanodalions eqfial in' extent, comfort " and auxary to any hotel between g,haladelphis Pittsburg. Its location is tbe best in the State' tilipital, being in dasy access to all the railrbad. .depots, and in closliprosimity to all the , public. ,offices and business localities of the city. It line now all "the conveniences of A 111282 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. JONES HOUSE: OORNEI3 OF KARXET ST AND BTARICRT SQUAI3I3, HARRISBURG, JOSEPH P. ItcOLEILOS, PROPRIETOR. (marnar comp:66 BY WIILIZI 0017ARLIt.) Tide is a First Glass Hotel, and located in the central part of the city- It is kept in the beat manner, and its patrons Will Slid every accom-'. modation to be met with in the beet homes in the country. • . seBo-dtf LIQUORS. - ATE have on hand a very Superior Iselectiodi V V of WINES, BRANDIES and' FINE LI-' WOES, of every description. BILLNIUS of the_choiceet brands and vin titgeg• . ; WINES of ever'variety and of - the; &Wan ,7 4 jr. CRUZ RUN. 17R,‘1.1.,&ND (UHL. mai; 'BOTCH, RYE and BOUBSONI WHISKY,' INIAMPAGNE, SCOTCH ALE,' BROWN srmIUT; CORDIALS, &c. • Also, a NAT;VE WINE, manufactnred intim the domestic grapti, which is a splendid article; and we know it to berpiNg. • __ apl4 Val. Does., & Co. COAL OIL, a further reduotigiGin superior article of ronixploSive for sale very low, by • NICHOLS 8i BOWMAN;' • Cor. Front and Market Sta, • Earl FISH—We. are now offering very low, a lot of choice M.ackerel, in. :barrels, . halves, quarters and kite. • ' NICHOLS.Br,I39I4IEIAff„ Ger. Front and Market Fit-reels it M SALT, ground, altun l Ashton and dairy,- In ' large or small iinardltles, by • NICHOLS & BC:1'07111LN, sl - 'oar. Front no i Mgrket strbeb. Tpawii STOUT and SCOTCH ALE, of the b :44 brands, always on hand and fori t a by [ 4 .1 ' 4 1 WM. DOCK, ht., & CO. • rucou s i a tt s HAMS, Canvgged, in large pr very low, for Ale by VA small quantib. ‘6 - 11 • ' Illk. lll°l B6WMAN, ow _ t , - " , nnt And :111110(4 stk: DPOEM BEEF AND 80L(.... g NA, a vpry!Okipl4? .. ): lot, just seceived and for by * mrBO • WM DOOR, Ja., CO.I lITALT, "PAPER; BORDERS, &a tad' year's pribea,- et" • $0.13811111111'2. BOOKSTORE . jels 18.1110 st street DR. JOHNSON 33,22LLTIMIECOPICEI LOCK HOSPITAL. Trits dlicovered the, most certain, speedy and ILL effectual remedies in the world for DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE 'AMUR/ IBF MX TO TIFILI7II HOWLS NO MERCURY OR NOXIOUS DRUGS. A Cure Warrasger, or No Chow, in from One M Virealuiesit of the Back, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder Involuntary die chargesi Impotency, General Debility, Ner vousness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits, Confusion of . Ideal; Palpitation of the Heart, 25midity Trim:Wings, Dinmeas of Sight or Giddiness ' Disease of the Head, Throat, Nt . se or Skin. Affectioni of the . Liver, Lungs, Stcmaoh or Bowels—those terrible disorders arising from the Solitary Habits of Youth—. than, secret and *solitary practisies more fatal to their victims than .the - song of Syrens to the Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most brilT liant hopes or aptidpations, rendering marriage; So., impossible, YOUNG MEN Especially, who: have become_ the yictims of Solitary Vice, that dreadful, and .destructive habit which annually swevs to an untimely, grave thousands of Young. Men of the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise have entranced listening Ben-, ates with the thunders of eloquence or waked to ecstasy the living lyre, may call with full confidence. n 24= Xra 2'_-p Married Persons, or Young Men contemphtt: ing marriage, being aware of physical weak 4 nese, organic debility, deformities, Bci3., epeedily, cored. •-..0 `43l= -St3 W r it 011 ' -, He who pieces himself ander the care of Dr: J. may relief:only confide in his honor as a gen. thiamin, and confidently rely ripen bit skill as a Physician.' 'OIIGANIO WMAIENEER3 . , Immediately Cured, 'and fall vigor restored. This.distressing affection—which renders life miserable and ciarridge impossible—is the pen ; alty paid by the victim; of improper indulgence.. Young' persons are too apt to commit excesses from not being aware of the dreadful come rences that may ensue. Now, who that nn oondands the subject will 'pretend to deny'that the'power of procreation is lost sooner by these falling into improper habits than by the pru-,1 dent: Besides being deprived the pleasures' of healthy offspring, the most serious and destrao tive symptoms to both body and mind arise.: The system becomes deranged;the Physical andj mental lunatic= weakened, loci of prcareative power,. nervous irritability, dyspepda, tion of the heart, indigestion, constitutional debility. a ,wasting of the frame, cough, pm: gumption, decay and death. • • Dribs, No. 7 Soros Fawner= Svaarr, Left band side going from Baltimore street, a fair &mil from the corner. 'Fall not to observe name and numlor:, ' . Letters must be paid and contain a stamp. TheDootor'g Diplomas hang in his office. • Dil.aterskal Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon don; graduate from one of the most eminent colleges in the United. States,' and the greater part of whose life has been spent in the hospi-, 1 tals of London,Paris, Philadelphia and else where, has e ffected thenrost astonildling I cures that were everknoWn • many troubled! with ringing•in the head and e'aric*hen asleep, great nervousness,, being:alarmed at sudden , sounds, brOhfulneL, with frequent blushing,, attende&Onnetimes with derangement of mind: were cured :immediately. • TARE PAIITICULAB NOTICS. , These'are some of the sad and melancholy gliffectseproduced by early habits of youth, vie :, Weakness of the back and limbs, pains in the head, dimness of sight, Roof muscular power, palpitation of the heart, dyipipsia, nervous irritability, symptoms of, consumption, &c._ iftemirmr.—The fearful effects .on. the mind are much to be dreaded—loss of memory, con fusion of ideas, depression of Writs, evil fore bodings, aversion to society, self distrust, love of solitude, timidity, &c., are some of the evils' produced. APt Plla Who have injured themselves by a certain practice indulged in when alone a habit fre quently.learned from evil companions, or at chool„ the effects of which are nightly 'felt; even when asleep, and if not cured random marriage impossible, and ,destrays both , Mind' and body, should applyinnuediately. " •' • What a pity that a young . mau, the hope of his country, the darling of his parents, should be snatched from all prospects and:enjoyments; of, life, by the consequence of deviating from the path of nature and indulging in a certain. secret habit. Such persons aver, before content. Plating &fleet that .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* prospect Hourly darkens to the view ' • the mind becomes shadowed with despair and filled with the melancholy reflection that the happinfus of another becomes blighted with oaf' own. . DIEWfM OF IMPRUDENCE. When the misguided and Imprudent votary of pleasure findi he has imbibed the seeds of this *gut disease, it too often happens that , AA illtimed sense of shame or the dread of dis covery deters him from applying;to those who, from education and respectability, can alone befriend him.. He falls into the hands of igno-' rant and deagniorpretemilers, who, incapable of caring, filch his pecuniary substance, keep him titilinz month after month, or 'as' long as the smallest - feriiren be obtained, and in despair leave him with ruined health to sigh over his galling disappointment, or, by ther use of the deadly poison; Heronry, hasten the'constitn tional symptoms of this terrible disease; Ructlitia affections of the Head, Throat, Hose, Skin, etc' progresahrg With frightful rapidity, till 'death puts it period to his dreadful Braidings by sea rng him to lhat undiscovered country from whence no traveller returns. • -ENDOBIREKENI' OF THE PRIEM . The many thensinds coxed ittthho into:Won year After j_gir,:and... the ,ntunarous impiraitiat Surgical operettons performed by Dr. Jansen, witnessed by the reporters'of the Sun, Oyer, and many Other 'papery .notices of *high byte &waxed avdp. and *gap before the public, be:. .6 - des:hie-standing as a..geatlenutp of character andlity, is a sufficient guarantee , to th e a 80.• ; OTJEED fhvgAik - 3* - Ti7foUro -1 / 4 1/ 11 ,Aigioi 4ft: 11:1) 7.L.; .!' IneMtal. MARRIAGE. .YOUNG MEN I,IA RRTAGE, HARRISBURG, PA.; MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31. 1863. fitistellantaus USEFUL and VALUA EU DISCOVERY ! GRELATDISCOVERY li INSOLUBLE CEMENT! le of more general practical utility than any invention now before the public. It has been thoroughly tested dur ing the last two years by practical men, end pronoun ". by all to be SUPEI4OR 70 ANY .: Adhesive Preparations known Applicable useful Arts ErLIMON'S INBOLOBigiI PRMENT Is a new, thing, and-the re sult -of years ,of study.; its combination is on &mac PrieiFipies, And underwo circumstances or change of temperature, will it bicome corrupt or emit any offensive wadi. A new thing Its Combination. BOOT & SHOE Haimfactunars using Ma chines, will Slid it the best article known for Cementing the Channels, ail it. • work without deley,i6 not affected by any change of tempera; tun. - Boot and Shoe Manufacturers. Jewelers Will find it sufficiently adhe sive for their use, as has been proved., • Ilia esimiallkadapted to Lecaher; And we claim as an °vadat merit, that it . sticit'e Patch 0 and . Xiinings. to. Boots and ShOelisidlicientlystrongwithi out stitching: ' Families. It is the only LIQ urn CEMENZ gr.tant,..that is a sure Thfng ' for wending rarniture Crooneay, Toys,Bone, ITory, And (alleles ., of Household! use. It is a liquid Remember. ALPTOR'S "iNSOLUBLIII Is in a Najd forth. and as easily applied as paste. lirrames loom= Cssrinrx Is inscloittble in water or oil. Anikores Izisowsms Crmign Adheres oily substances. Supplied in Rim!ly or bran &securers' Packages frorci:2 ounces to 100 lbs. ,HILTON BROS. Sr, ca,_ Proprietors, Providence, B. I. elphis, LAING & MAGINNIS. Finis. Agents in Phiia ieB•dip THE ((KING MICRQSCOPE," DOUBLE LENS. PROE. HORSFORD, of Harvard University, says, "it works , very well, and yon ;.have got it up very neatly." Magnifies 26 diameter& 66, cents in Postal Currency. The " BOW& MICROSCOPE," 28 cents. The "S. WOOD WARD MICROSCOPE.," 88Cents. Or one each of the three kinds forlb . All free of postage. Address T. EDWIN RING, mr2B-dkw6m. 330, Boston, Mug. POTATOES I • POTATOESI • son BUSHELS Prime N. Y. Mercer and 1J Peach Bloisr Potatoes fdr' sale at NO. 106 Market street, Harrisburg, Pa. jylo W. H. BIBLE & CO. COAL OIL COAL OIL 11—A large invoice. of coal oil, which we offer very low, at less, than ipanufacturees present price, just received and for sale by . • NICHOLS & BOWMAN, je24 Cor.,B'Font, and Market as. WiIDOW SHADE 3 of linen, gilt-bordered; d PAPER BLINDS of an ending Vali^ ety of designs and ornaments ; also, CURTAIN FIXTURES and TASSELS at very low prises. Call at BOUM= BOOKSTORE. TIMED BEEF. J.„/ Blioheneep Excelsior Beef, Just received by , eu2l. ;'WU. DOCK, Jr., 8r:Co MICHENEII'S SUGAR CUBED ,• •• • Uncovered Hams A fresh invoice. Just received by • - sn2l ' WM. DOCK, Jr.; & Co. HAMS: A large lot of canvassed sugar cured Hams, embracing.O.the choice brands market, for eirfrhi - liIOHOLSA BOWMAN, oOr. Front and Market Bt9, augB LMONS. —A. large Involoe of unpacked Lemons, just received and for sale by NICHOLS & BOWMAN, Cor. Front and Market ste. auga TOBACCO—Twist, Nay), Congress,. and nral Leaf Tobacco, for sale by NIOIIOLB & BOWMAN Oor„ Front and Market Btreete. aulB COAL OIL LANTERNS, that do not need any chimney, and` - no•wizur will put the light out. Call and examine, at • NIOHOII3 & 'BOWMAN, Cor. Front ami. Market pie . . • - , • " RECEIVED...;- ANOTHER lot of Beautiful A 11817112, at SOREFFER'S BOOKSTORE,: jels • 80. 18 Market street: . • • A ATIREAS, ZS. Different 4olored - double 3 viirjeties White shrubbery. Pur y. aptleiFe.riit.s,44ogl%-polTi ors). ,.lffhtt ., ,.. i.y _Tr_oci .. .ari4ojter T_T . che e Excelsior Hams, by I.l.logshead, tierce, barrel or single. hems canvassed and uncanvissesi, for sale lower than any other store. Bach warranted. `Call and examhte at NICHOLS as-BOWMAN, je2 Bor. Front and Market Stn.. ORANGES AND LEMONA—Another lot of Orangee and Lembrui jiad rabalfad - itid fo , at& by , • NICHOLS' & ISOWPLAN;; idy2o' ' Cbr. Front saalKarketatraatb.. , , ARGE atr- fr The Great "American Remedies," KNOWN AS "1510 7 ,MBOLD'S" GENUINE PREPARATIONS, .VIZ: HELMBOLD EXTRACT " BUCHU," • • 13 SARSAPARILLA, IMPROVEELL ROSE. WASH. REL.II73OLD'S GENUINE 'PREPARATIONS.' "HIGHLY- CONCENTRATED" COMPOUND FLUID, EXTRACT BUCHU i A _POSITIVE AND SPECIFIC REMEDY __For_atitztenti of the ; BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, , AND DKOPSI.CAL SWELLINGS! Thie Medleine increases the- tiower 'of• Digesi tion, and excites the ABSORBENTS into heal thy action, by, which the WATERY or CAL CEROIIS depositions, and all UNNATURAL ENLABGEMENTS, are reduced, as well, as pain and inflammation, and is good for MEN, WOi MEN or CHILDREN. - ILEMBOLIY EXTRAOT BibrOHO FOR WEAKNESSES >i Arising from Excesses,-Habits of Dhasipation; Earlyqndiscretion or"Abuae: POLLOWDIG BIEWTOMB : Indisposition ato `Exec-Drynesir of the Skin, tion, Loss ()trowel.; Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing; Week Nerves, Trembling; Honor of Disease, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back, Univerdal lassitude ofFinshing of" the Body; the Muscularßysteni,Eruptions on the Face; Hot -Pallid Countenance. These symptoms, if allowed to g 6 on, which: this medicine invariably removes, soon follow' IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC-TIM! In one of-which the patient May expire. - VFW ; can say that •they arenotf-f , reqhently followedi by these "direful diseases, " - - , , INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION. Many are aware of the cause of their suffer- Inge, but.none will confess. The records of thei Insane Asylums and,the melancholy deaths by Consumplion;ihear ample ;Minsk to the truth of the assertion. • CONSTI7C.I.ION; QNCE AFFECMD WITH ORGANIC WRArNESS, • fie - quires the :al4 of medicine tO Strengthen and', in:dgerite the syritsbn, whiehEeleibold's Ex-, tract Raclin invariably does. A trial 'will con vince the most skeptical. FEMALES—FEMALESLFEMALES, , OLD OR YOUNG, SI.NGLE, MARRIED,• OR ' CONTEMPLATING 3/ . 4 RRTAGE, In many affections peculiar to 'females the Extract, lachn is unequalled by any`ether remedy,,tis Chloroais or Retention' Itregti- Eirity, Painfulness; of suppreetilon of the cud ternary Evacuations, Ulcerated or -81Akirt0t115 Stab of the Uterus, Lmcorrhsa or Whites, Sterility, and for all complaints incident to the sex, whether arising from Indiscietion, Habits of Distillation or, in th,e _ _ _DECLINE. Olt CHANGE OF L.I:FE. IiIO..E.4MILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. • Take no lkikara,Mereury,or Unpleasant Medi cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases. HEMBOLD:B EXTRACT RUCH% Cures Secret Diseasese - in all their stages; at lit tle expense ; little or no change in diet ; no in convenience and no_ exposure. IL•causes fre quent desire, and, gives strength ..to Urinate, thereby removing obstructions, preventing and curing;Stricturea of the Urethra, allaying pain and inflammation, so frequent in this °lase of diseases, and expelling Poisonous, Diseased, and Wornout Matter. Thonsandi nponlhousands who have been the victims orAnacks, and, who have paid heavy fees to pia cured in a ihint time, have found they, were:deceived, and that the ".Poison" has by the use of "powerful Astringents, , " been ; dried tip in the system, to break - out in an aggre - vaed, kir* and perhips after marriage. , Use lThrilvfßOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for all - Affections and Dlsixtees of the Urinary Or gans, whether exishrigiaMale or Female, from whatever cane originating, and no matter of how long standing. Diseases of these Organs require the aid of a .Diuretto. EXTRACT :BUCHU is the Great Diuretic, and it is certain to have the t dedred effect in all Diseases for which it ie recommended. Blixid-„BloOd4leod. Helmbold's Italy Concentrated CoMpound FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPA.RILLA.,SYPHILIS. This is an affec tion of the.'Blond,' and attacks the Sexual Or gans, Linings .; of the Nose, Kars, Throat, Wind pipe, and tither litiCps_Eurfges, making its ap pearance in "the-..f0rm:61 :Ulcers. -Relmbold's Extract Sarsaparilla;' purifies the Blood, and removes all scaly Eruptions - of the Skin, giving to the Complexion a Clear, nd -Healthy Color. It being prepared expressly for this class of complaints,.ita Blood-Purifying Properties are preserved to a greater - extent :than any other preparation of Sarsaparilla. .' HELMBOLD' ROE WASH. An excellent LOtion for diseases of a Syphi title Nature,'and asan injection in diseases of the Urinary Organs, . arising froni habits of dissipation, used in connection with the Ex- tracts Buchu and Sarsaparilla, in such diseasds as mu:amended. Evidence of 'the most re spoueible and reliable character will accompany the medicines. CERTIFICATES OF CUBES!! from eight to twenty years standing, with names -kn Own to Science and- Fame. - For Medical Propertietrof Ituelin, see Dispensary of the United-Stirtere': . 136 f. - Professor DE WEE'S valuable works ciii`the Practice of Physic. See remarks madelni the late celebrated Dr. PHY SICK, Philadelphia: See remarks made by. Dr. EPHRAIM McDOWELL, &celebrated Physician and member of the Royal College of Burgeons, Ireland, and pbblished. in the Transactions of the Kings and Queen's sleurnal. See Medico- Cirurgical Review, published by BENZ 'TRA VERS, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. See most of the late standard works on Me& clue. Extract of Buchn $1 00 per bottle, or six for $5OO. - Extract •of Sarsaparilla, $1 00 per bottle, or dz. fur $5 00. Improved Rorie Wash; 60 cents peribottle, or:six for $2 50,. or bah a dozen each for $l2 00, which will be suf ficient to cure the most "obstinate cases, if &tree itione are adhered to. Delivered:to any address, securely backedr'from Describe symptoms in all conratunicatirms. Curse guar anteed. Advice gratis. :.tTAFFIDAF7T.. • Personally appeared , before` me an Alderman of the city of Philadelphia, H. T. Helmbold; who, being duly sworirptieth say, his prepara tions cont a in no narcotic, no mercury, or other injurious drug., and areirerely vegetable. H. T. HELMBOLD. , Sworn and smbscribect before me,,this 28d day of Novembe4lBs4. "WM, P, EDWARD, • Mclennan, Ninth street ab. Bn6e, Phila. • Address letteps,for ieformation confidence. PErsigKILD• Chemists, Depot 104 Sonth lOtb street, brans/ 910 4 Fkasoo l o4 ,rt t tiff HILTON'S JEFVKLEBS REMEMBER 1:41 , ::' aal 4:, 1 ): , 11:1 'tf.C'"i: 7'. New 2thertionnentB MTh= ;:tt pak - (y a o From the Army of the Potomac EXECUTION OF FIVE SUBSTITUTE DESERTER .---4. p•-••• „,FESADQUARTIIIIBIAIiiit Till , POTORAO, ,August 29th, 1868. The execution the suliatitite deserters; sentenced to the penalty Of 'death,'in General Orders No. 84, took” , place- to-day. .More than ordinary Interest was,exhihited in this execs tion.of military law, and it is estimated;tha not rile than t wen fy-five thoniand persons were presint. The' ground was Well :13elected, tine every arrangement was- so complete that no accident wen rred , to mar. the _solemn ty of th y prooeedtng. - The position of the, spectators was upon a airirdicircular elevation; 'pattly-euntunding th place. of execution. The scene presented - a re al.atkable:view to #ie ...€ l Btw•tationt , . Two. of the 'sentenced Men ;were Protestants, two Catholics and the'other a Hebraic ''The spiritual edits ots-of•eich*Were present, admidstering the' as consolation of- religion. The -criminals were sitting, upon their reppectve _coffins - with : yawl:Ll in_g graves in the rear. The troops were drawn up in columns by Xl vitdoes. The onser for the iinmediate extcui tinn. was issued by Gen., Griffin atthree.d'clol' p. M., and the officer for the, guard, Captai Crocker, 118th Pennsylvania, then called th i l clergymen from their' epititual duties. rest is briefly told.- -Ilittheorder to fire, thirty-, six muskets were discharged, and instant deattij as announced by ithe surgeons in attendance,l was the result. `, : The bodies were then placed in' their respectivel graves and the clergymen then performed' th e. , religious rites, over the deceased: The spectael was an unusual one ,The Catholic, the protes taut and the tiebri4 one, ; side by side, cob uttering prayers for the departed - souls. The' names of the deceased were as follows : George Kuhn, John ; Felane, Charles Walters, Gamlen Bemse,,Eli' Lai. The clergymen.wh , , attended these unfortunate men. were Chaplain, of- the -118th Penna., Bev. C. L. 'Egan; _Saint -Domincles Church, , Waehington,;and4Babbi B. 8. Bcold, of . Baltimored,i ; % The Late Expedition up the; Yazoo• t Damao the Reboil .More thati. was at First Supposed—No , lore Rebel Steamers ovthe Yazoo, Admiral Porter, in a dispatch to the - Naiy Department, dated Cairo, August 23d, after stating , that the guntrand store's of the De Kalb (with the exception of ber provisions) bad been saved, as also a part of her machinery, and that her ironaad-all other: portions of her hull.had been removed to ptevent it falling into the hands of the enemy, should they„ever return, which is iiot . likely, proceeds to give some fur ther details of , his "late 'visits to Yazoo ifver; which he prefaces ; with the remark' that they cost therebels more than he had at first sup posed.. Captain Walker rensived'itifoitnation to be relied on that beside the fivedarkeideamerir de streyed,at pr : nenr • the , city of -Yazoo, Tana N. Brown, late Ljentenant in .the United. States navy, in a panic; set fire to - and isnn fourteen otherararnorkgat 'them ninnlarge ones, the raja' chinery of Which weir Intended to be sent to Selma for the gunboats building at that place". This makes fourteen steamers lost to the enemy on the , last visit and eight On the second. Admiral Porter, in confer: Mutton of the above statement,' enclosed an extract , from a 'rebel paper,, which will be found below. ; , His dispatch concludes as follows: "There are no more steamers on Yetzo.)— the large fleet that sought . 'refuge there as the satest.place ireßeboldent Italie all been dew strayed. I hear to-day that Lieutenant Com manding Bache has ,captured tarorebel steamers in White river, loaded with stores-11l the steamers that were up there."' Ipf.l4vj :I ,194 - l'azoo - crer. A. Correspondent of the Atlanta Appeal writes as follows in relation to the capture of Yazoo City and burning of the flee Cat that point: "You have been informed of the gallantlight made by'the garrison of 700 mawat-yazoo City; repulsing the gruilx,ats, and the subsequent blowing up of the works and evacuation of the place. It appears now that 5,0011 . 14nkee in fantry were moving to the tear oftheisity. It was a cunning move on the partrof the Yan kees. their object being to interest both,the fortifications and CommCdore Brown's - fleee-ct boats, until the infantry 'could' get above - thelik on the river, thus cutting off retreat and Cap turing a vary rich prise.. Our men were .too wise to be caught in such a trap.- The only boat •captured was the little packet boat Mary, the crew-escaping insmall boats. - "Though the Yankees' gained nothing, our loss Is very heavy in boats and materials of a character much rfet1.110:" Mere lollows„the names of the nineteen steamers' ifiCtittlea' and bUrned by 'Broivn.l .11ES WHITS B rxritbruoir • Lieut. Bache, .of the lJnited States-steamer Lexington, makes a detailed report; ande.r date of Aug. 16, of his late egeditio!kup,*e White river. • ' At his first stopping place, Dee Aid, a large warehouse filled with corn, &c., was burned, and the telegraph destroyed for nearly half a mile. _From - citizens' them' information was gained which led to the 'discovery of-the fact on the:following day that the rebel army was concentrating at • Brownsville. • Limit. Bache then went up the Bed river, and when about twenty.-fiveranilesup met the Cricket, which he had previously sent up, coming down with her prizes, the stea,mers;Tom Qreggaad Kaskaskia, which she captured at Searcy, fifteen miles fur ther on. She also destroyed there Marmaduke's pontoon bridge, leaving a portion of his bri.. Bade on, the other side of the stream. With the vessels were captured .a. number. of prison ers, fourteen bales of cotton, three horses, and a few arms. , 'Lieutenant Bache reports that as far as he went up the White and Little - Rea riven' he found the-people gladqo -see thew, and that many Union demonstrations werii inadeby them. the capture-of these tw_o boate,„theonly means of,tran,sPortao44 l the relWe it is a fs6fure bloWlo them. • Liehtenait IV, in Mich:di:hi hid repdit,4lllW: "I hove no - dcrabt elk sirotyrediltteable finish , * the enemrfrom .theasillue_of,deffruMolo4l 4 99ll Meta y, +6;"1 sZiri4a 44. rwrxt,. - 7.t.trt a 1.-.l.ft 11:414L, hi= fl} aT,3 b.TA: FEOM FORTRESS MONROE, FORTRESS Mossoa, August 28. Among the arrivals at Old Point from sea yesterday, was the United States gunboat Wes tern World, Capt Gregory, and already an mounned bytelograPh. She brings the latest dates fscm..North Carolina, and reports all quiet in that` Departrient. Whilst about leaving Wilmington, communication was bad with the tea Stabstanuisparta.kkilidat-whcse captain reported that he was :direct from the Frderal blockading squadron off Charlesien. He 14:ant that Fort-Stunterand Battery Wagner had teen demolished .and. occupied detachments of General Gilmore's foror a. Thia information, was firet comunicated to tie flag ship Young - llover lying ' off 'Fortres3 Monroe, but discredited by experienced naval 'officere Their opinion' is that considerable dime will elapse before Wagner can be reduced. at is known that the rebels have for months petit been industriously engaged in the con "struction of new works which command the narrow channel of Charleston harbor, and they are Mounted with heavy guns of improved ,calibre. We . recorded some time since an attack upon 'the, Federal gunboat Putmon whilst ascending the James river, during which Captain Hotch kiss was killed." It is since learned that three of the crew,. taking advantage , of the excite ment, deserted and was cerriPd to Eichmond, where they gava all the informetion they pos • leased in relation-to Federal military atT.tra. As a consequrnce, a number of good Union people, residing on , the Peninsula, have tied their property confiscated, and o thetoselves 'obliged to leave their bombs. A number of these come up this morning in the mail steam er Adelaide. Among them were Mr. Morse, Mr. HUL wifennd son, and two young ladies raked Walker. Gov. Pifrp - ont, of Virginia, •orho lei been at Fortress Monroe and on the Peninsula for several days a( ten - ing to official ,business, also arrived here this morning is the Adelaide. ' - Two rebel soldiers recently made their way into Norfolk, and after taking copious notes of military and naval affairs, in and about the an cient borough, Portsmouth and the Navy-Yard, attempted to return to Richmond, but were captured before passing the Federal lines.— They are now prisoners in Fort Norfolk, and it is expected will soon be tried by court martial as spies. Nathaniel Wilkinson and William T. Bickers are their names. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. BZDFORD, Pa., August 29. William J. Baer, Esq , of Somerset was nank. Mated atu the Democratic candidate for State giepaaaran. the Nineteenth District, composed of Bedford, Huntingdon and Somerset counties. .;~: ~..~ MUSIC STORE, THE LARGEST _ esapier.4ll4l3T_Oß effirET KV= AND Atv K I NDS OP MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FICTUBE FRAMES AND Mnsia sent by mall MELODEONS AND CABINET ORGANS • -SIX FIB&1 eitEmiums, TWELVE SILVER MEDALS, ' and the OltltY GOLD MEDAL (ever won by, instru ments of this blase) has' been awarded to • MASON & HAMLIN'S INSTRUMEN'T'S. As. fall assortment , of -„these instruments al ways on bankat W. ENOCHE'S, Sole Agent, je42taiirly = - 93 Market street. st arra= AU mons. CoHaitian of Pinions, Bounties, Bask Pay oificeraq , sy Rolls, luster Rolls, and Re _ ernithictecounts lode Out Tlundersigned, having been in the em oyinent of the United States during the lad eighteen mouth s, as Clerk In 'the Muster ilia and Disbursing Office and Office of Super intendent of Recruiting Service of Pennsylva nia; resiiectfilly . infer& s the public that he has opened an office in thr. Deny MIELEGRAPH Building for. the purpose of collecting Pen sions, Bounties,: Back : Pay and War Mims ; Aso, milking out Officers gay Rolls, Muster Voila iinflßecriiitin,g Acominte. All ordure by mall attended to proniptiy. nOvi-dif • SULLIVAN S. CHILD. ROBERT SINIODGRAS4 A trotiar . - - AT-LiAw—in the office of F. Xt. -R. BO* Esq., North Third street, third doorlibove Marian, Harrisburg, Pa. N.-B.—Persion, Bounty and Military Claims Of all kinde prosecuted and collected. Refer to Mem. Rohn C. iKunkel, David Mumma, Jr., and R. A: Lumberton. my9-daw6m VILMA FAMILY FLOUR—A lot of -very _Lk choice extra family flour, just received and foF sale by NICHOLS & BOWMAN, iny2o Oor. 'Front and 'Market streets p*EILVING,JAN 3 , of Glass .and Stow pf all kinds and siseB, for sale low, - by NICHOLS & BOWMAN; :sem Cor. Front and lfarket streets.- - EIXCELSTOR HAMS.—Michener's 324 Naceltioi Huns; cionattnitly 'lland-arsi for sale by. . NICHOIB & BOWILAN,, : angl.7 r Cox:. Fronit and Harketoaregts. EMPTY HOGSHEADS. A LARGE' QUANTITt OFEIEPTY MEAT ZA: HOIaSHEADEtink good condition and with the heads in. These Ilopignians are deicing* far. /114 1 . 1 ), 1111 , 8 , .0 FM I 4 1 .4 11 1 &at, .and will be 8 -#:;S t iivirY pm*, . 'W31.1300K, Ja. & CO: • A O. SM l TH,Atimey-at-Lmr, Third street, business etitristed to hfar will fionirointrtly attended to; • - •“: BoultieslPenstoos sod Dusk Pay of Offieurs cf. .4 4 1. 4 094:: : • *OO IIIAOKIVIEL.—.A Prime lot, of4mackereu s , reoeivel And for sae pert' lOW, in Nad i " quar.terffloka.,,by -NPICCO 'St jyls et Sta.- ‘4". EIS GS .ra ~,.~ s;lz ~.. t.'._~ PRICE ON*l. Nun 21Tintrtistments LOOKING GLA.SBES, At W. KNOCHE'S, ..93 Marlcet st. je4-2tawly as War Claims. 0
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