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r 1 1 : : TELEGRAPH.
111 MUM=
MORNING -,4/vD EVENING,
By GEORGE BERGNER.
Opea Third Street, tww Walnut
l'Xittitil OF 81188CRIPTION.
maul strumsurrUni:
Erie fluty imerna&ru is served to subsoil•
can in he i . ity at 6 cents per week. Yearly,
lubst.riber. will be charged $4 00 fix Advance.
WETXLY Magams.
the TtLIMBAPH i 8 also published weekly and,
turn-A...A to Rubblaibers at the following cash
rate.. :
cti..ite, weekly $lOO
ren to _me postofflos., 9.00
iNtee ty " " " 17.00
11 1 7%6TMING BA73l3.—The ...following are the
•te.t. LOT adverti4ng in the TILLINIRAPII. Thpee
mivertining to do will find it convenient,
for ref once.
W Foe; Bum or Lew constitute one-hail
agnate Eight Hues or more than four consti
tnte Nom.
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slotim , „„
ID.amtion..-..
liasixted la the Load
Celwma, or beinro klaniages and Deaths, EisisiT
Clam en 'Ulm far each insertion.
As an advertising medium the TELEGRAM! has
no equal; ire large circulation, among
,busineen
men sod famiiies, in city and country. planing
it beyond competition.
cittlg.
'THE lINITED:ZTATES HOTEL,
HABRIABURG, PA.
VOVERLY & Proprietors
THIS well known Hwel le now In a condi
1. thin to accommodate the toweling public,
affording the most ample conveniences alike for
~ the transient guest and the permanent boarder.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL has been
Mitirely refitted throughout, and 'tiow has ac
,conimodations equal in extent, comfort and
luxury to any hotel between Philadelphia and
rittshurg. its -location is the best in the State
Clupttal, toing ,in sgies access to all the„rallroati
`
de vote, and in close proximity to all the public
Ni At business localities of the city. It has
`l the conveniences of
110 W
A ll 4 • j e
c 2 ()LABS, HOTEL,..
an the toprietore are deterat4ted to, lattice
m lee. time or Labor to, ensure the
a7r7Ctuo&tvale°f the
traveling publio
jell-citf, ,
JONES HOUSE,
00111TEll Wr . ...... ~..r . , ...,
MARgler ST AND RAIL" W a t t !
HARRISBURG, f I 4
JOSEPH .. itecin.AN, Pitk.vl
- asrm
,
(nevem connurim ttY wawa coviii.ux'' '' ' " BIM 11121
'fhb is a First Class Hotel, and located in ,41 / 1 1 Wh° ha" injuelci t4e°2ll4°l7°P
.by
° garb"
•practice indulged in when alone, a habit fro
raentral part of the city. It is kept in the WO
'manner, and its patrons will find every aocOnt - gtwildY learritd
46121
wril
c°4lPalli°llB ' °I
at
smodation to be met with in the best houses in et-" k "._ I L,„ the e ff ect° of whfcb are nightly felt'
'the country. co se_dtt eveo w hen .asleep, and if not , cured readers
mert ioget impossible, and destroys both mina
An
I and , boa V, should apply immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the lope et
ho country, the darling of his'parents, should
b e exatched fro= ell FrisPerce and enicYrcenrs
of UN by the consequence of deviating h um
the path othature and Indulging i t , n • ser a&
Nowt ;mitt. Such pereons war, before =Moa
k pl a n
MAIMAGX,
Bellerd that a sound mind and body are the
most armor; recinisites to promote connubial
happiness. ; Indeed, without these, the journey
throtsh life beooau3s a weary pilgrimage : th e
ern pent hourly thickens to the view.;
the mind
becomes shadowe4 rittraisPeir and ailed with
the melancholy refiectiori that the happinen of
another becorhes taighted with our'own.
DISEASE OF LIPIADDENCE.
When the misguided end tinprndent votary
of pleasure finds he has imbibed the seeds of
this painful disease, it too often happens that
an dithned sense of haw or the dread of die
°ovary deters him from applying to those who,
from education and respectability, Can &lone
befriend thim. He falls Into the hands of igno
trehtfand dexiipdog pretenders, who, heal:able
of curing, dick his pecuniary substance, keep
him trdiht, month rear month, or as Long• as
the smallest fee can he, obtained, and in despair
Leave Idle with mined' health to sigh over his
galling disappointment, or, by the use of the
deadly poison, Mercury, hasten the maim.
Antal symptoma of this terrible disease, such as
affections of the Head, Throat, Nose, akin, etc.
programing withhtful rapidity till death
puts a period to his sufferings by send
ins him to that undiscovered country hum
whence no traveller returns.
INDORSZKENT OP THE pun,
The mesy thousands cured at this institution
year after year, and the numerous important
surgical operations Performed by Dr. Johnson,
w it nesse d by the reporters of the Stra, Plipper,
and many other papers, notices of which have
affPe, Wed Windy' and again before the public, be
ppm
his es a gentleman of Character
end r '' `I '-t ki 4 1' 0C. 1 4 5 4Re t Puma" to
the , .
Ir onI4)IO,ASES SPEEDILY CUED.
inie 4 o l * 7 SQnt h FrOdertg4/*
LJUUttB.
VATH have on- baud a very euperior eelectiod'
I'V of WIN ES, DHANDDO3 and FINE L -
011Ukt$, of every deecripiion.
BIIANDInB of the, phobia:it brands and Vin
tages•
•
wismi of every variety and of: the tined
•
CIiIIZ RUH.
HOLLAND GIN.
IRISH, SCOTCH, RYE red BOIABON
caAtarAGNE,.. SCOTCH ALE;
liiii)Wt4 STOUT; CORDIALS, Bm. - -
Ale°, a NATI-MR WINE, manufactured from
the domestiorgospe, which , ia ri ! egiendial
sad we knorm Loit •
apl4 • TOOK; 35.; & CO.
Owl'. OIL, a further matted/3h ~14.Covil 011,
superior article of non-expletive. 4 364 9 1 4
for mu: very low, by ~.
NICHOLS Et Beintat,
O . or. 'Front and Market Sta.
tor]
Xdll—We are now offering very low, a lot
of choice Diuckersi, in barrtle, halves,
loarters and kite.
NICHOLB 'BL-BOW4AIf,
C.:?. Front furyl.M.arVet Rtreat,
QALT, gromid, alum, Ashton and - Mr - JD
Y.
L.) large or small quantities, by
14101101A'& .113*.TIAJ.N", •
Vr . qat gr i Maticat striwtg
BIWWIT L-111
BM
SCOTCH ALE,
of the beet brands, always, on head and forii,..e
by (apl4 Whl. DOCK, .1a.,,& CO.
EICCELSIOII HAMS,Cauvavaed, in lame or
small quantities, very low, lot sale by
NICHOL- & BOWMAN, ,
le orm Front .tui Moirkot afp
DBLEDBER AND BOLOGNA, a very ...0 1 Pe
K
lot, foss reitivad and for sale by '
sorag • Wif DOCK. JR
ALL TAPER, 808.14fi8, &a., 'cc.; iymai i
Nit'a 'Odom at
,SOEUEFFEIIt AGOILSTOBS, i
felB
18
DR. JOHNSON
13Ak.1.1TINICIOEL
LOCK HOSPITAL.
, [AB discovered the most mohair:4 speedy and
IJ. effectual remedies in the world for
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
RIOLTIV IF SIX TO TWILI7I 1101T1/3.
NO hIBBOUBT OB BOXIOUB DRUGS.
4.00 rs Warmisted, or' No Okergeon from . Ore. to
Toe Dap.
Weal:Leis of the Back, Affections' of the
Kidneys and Bladder,; Involuntary dis
charges, Impotency, Gene al : ; Debility, Ner
vousness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Lew Spirit.,
Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the
art, Timidity, Tremblings, Dimness of Sight
Or Giddiness,Dillow) of the Head, Throat,
NI se or Skin. Affections of the Liver, Lungs,
Sk mach or Bowels—those terrible disorderr.,
'arising from the Solitary Habits of Youth
those secret road solitary practices more fatal; to
their victims than the song of %lens tollie
Mariners of. Ulysses , blighting their most brit.
liant hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage,
&0., impossible;
YOUNG MEN
&peplolly, who- have become the victims of
'Solitary' Vice, that • dreadful and destructive
which 'Muttony sweeps to an, untimely
grime thousands': of Wrung Men of the Most
exalted tidenti and brilliant intellect, Who
might otherwise have entranced listening Sem"-
ates with the thunders of eloquence or waked
to ecstasy the living lyre, may call with full
confidence. -
BIT A WAGE.
a
t a b
E
X
II
oasi=
Le.El
KrFrEll
Harried Permute, or Young Hen contemplat
ing marriage, being aware of physical weak
ness, organic debility, deformities,
cured.
He who phiCes himself ender the Caro or pr.
J. may religiously confide in his honor ais gen,
tleman, and confidently rely upon his:skill as a
Physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
.Pl S e•
—O
Mr 4
X •
Immediately.Oured, and full vigor restored:
This distressing affection—whibh renders life
miserable and marriage impossible—is the pen
alty paid.by the viotims of Improper indulgence.
Yining persons are too apt to ; commit excesses
from not being.. aware of the -dmagul Nitta
quances :that may,ensue, .1)1/C
Now, who tiu
derstands the.'subieci.iwilll,pretend to depy that
the power, of procreation •is lost , sooner theiiii
fatting into, Mvroper,. habits than by the pru
dent. ,Besides, being deprived the pleasureb; of
healthy ollspring,;the wait•se4otts and cielitio
tive,Symproms to both body and mind arise.
The system becomes deranged, the physical:and
mental functions weakened, loss of procreative
power, nervous irritability, dyspepsia, palpita,
tion of the heart,• indigestion, constitutional
debility =: a" wasting of the , fra me, cough, con
sumption, decay and death. `. • ,
'• Oiiters, No 7-Borrnt Faro' =raw. Sranini,
Left hand side On tram, Baltimore street,
few
do from the corner. Fall not - tO observe
name and number.
xtro -.0
.a... 52 25
.. .. 1 50
Letters must be paid and contain a stamp.
The Doctor's Diplomas bin* liihis office.
DR. JOHNSON,
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 whowilife has been'spent in the hospi
this of London, Park, Philadelphia and else.
where, has effected some of the met astonishing
cures that were,ever known ; many troubled
With rhigingin te- head'end ears when asleep,
greet nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
Wands; bashfulness, with frequent blushing,
attended sometimes with derangement of Mind
were cured immediately. •
TARE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
These are Same;of the habits
and melancholy
elledra produced by early habits of youth, vis :
*9aline:3SM* the ,back and limbs, paiwi in the
,heed, dimitese of sight, itsn'Of Muscular pone.,
palpitation of the ',heart,' dyspepida, nervour
irritability, symptoirM of 'oonstimption,
trifirearser.--The fearful ,affects on the mind
are-mush to be dreaded—loss of sanatory, Cu
fasiOn of ideas, depression of, spirits, evil, fore
bangs; streteloh to soot*, dolt &di*: love
0f141448 timidity, &o.i are gonziJ of the evils
prixtunoil;
HARRISBURG, PA., WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9 1863.
~ic~ttal:
NEW abrierligtnitnto
The Great "American Rome. les!'
ENO WY AS "ELMMBOLY S"
9EN ULNE PREPAitATioNs,
RELM.SuLD tXtP.a.Or "SuCEIE,"
• SA bSAPAFILLII,
" IMPRnvEED ROSE WASH.
RELMBOLD'
GENUINE PREPARATIONS',
-111uLILY OUNCENTRaIED"
cosi PuUND
FLUID, EXTRACT
A POSITIVE AND SPECIFIC REMEDY
- For Ditettees of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GSA VP.L,
AND Di OPIACAL SWELLINGS
This lliediclue increases the power of Diges
tiou, and excites the ABSOBERN CS into heal
thy action, by which the WaTERY or PAL
CEROUS depositions, and all UNNATURAL
RN LA oGRAIRN IS are reduced, as-well as pain
and inflannation, and 63 good forlitEN, WO
KEN or CHILDREN. ;
lIE.IIBOLD' EXTRACT .13UCHU
FOR WRAKNESaO3'
Arising from Exuesses, Elaoits of • Dis4stion,
Early Indiscretion or Abase.
AITINDND WPM 'IWN !FOLLOWING NIMMONS
Indisposition to Exer-Dry lltl3b of the Skin,
tion; • Loss of Power,
LOEO3 of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Hurl or or Disease, Wakembases,
Dimness of Vision, Pain. in the Back,
Universal Lassitude ofF'nehing of the Body t
the Muscular Bystem,Bruptions on the Face,
Hot Hinds, - Pallid Countenance.
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which
this medicine invariably removes; soon follow
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIOFITS,
In one of welch the patient marexpire. , Who
can say that they are not frequently followed
by those "direful diseases,"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION; '
Many are aware of the cause of their suffer•
lugs, but none will confess. The records of the
Insane Asylums and the melancholy details by
Consumption, bear ample witness to •the truth
of the assertion. I
VIE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WRA
Bequiw3e the aid of inklicine to streugthen and
invigorate the iyetem, which Eta - hobold's 'Ex,
tract 13uchn inveriablysloes. A trial will .cou
vhice the most taketitioal.: •
FEMA.LES—FEMALES—FEUALES '
OLD
_OR' YGUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR
(V.gTEA&LATLNG
In many affections ptzttlitsr to females the
Extract „Ruche is unequalled by auy - other
remedy, as in Chlorosis or Retention, lritzu
larity, Painfulness, or suppression of the cus
tomary Evacuations, thcerated or Schirrous
state of the Uterus, •Leucorrhea, or Whites:
Sterility r aud ior all complaints incident ,to the
sex, whether arising.trom Indiscretion, Habits
of- Dissipation or in.lhe
DECLINE 011 CHANGE OF LIFE/
NO FAMILY SBOULD BE WITHOUT IT
'Teske no Balsani,alercury,or Unpleasant Medi
eine fur Unpleasant and Dangerous:Dist:saes.
HEMBOLVB EXTRACT BUCHU
Cures Secret Diseases in all their stages; at lit
tle expense ; little or no change in diet ; no in
conveniene and no exposure. It causes fre
quent desire, and gives strength tb Urinate,
thereby removing titetructions, preventing and
curing Stridtures of the Urethra, allaybig pain
and inflammation, so frequent in this class of
diseases, and expelling Poisonous, Diseased, and
Worn -ut Matter. Thomands upon thousands
who have been the victims of quacks, and Who
have paid heavy fees to be cured in a short
time, hitve found they were deceiVed, arid that
the "Poison" has by the we of,'" powerful
Astringents," been dried mita the system, to
keel. out in an aggravated form, mid perhaps'
attar marriage. :
Use MEIMBOLD'S EXTRACT EUCLID* for
all Affections and Diseasee of the . rrinary Or
gans, whether existing in Male or Female, from
Alta ever cause originating, anti no matter of
how long standing. Diseases of these Organ,-
require the aid of a • Diuretoo. H.S.LIABOLD'S
sltB&OI 8U0131.1 is the Great pturatio, and
it is curtain to nave the &sited tiacu in al
Diseases tor which it, is recommended.
• Blood—Blood--Blood. Helmbole's Highly
Comeutrated Compound ELUID exTedsoi
13/LBOAPAIIILLA oYESILLS. ibis la an affeo
tion of the Blood, and attacks tbe Sexual Or
gans, Lbdugs of the.r4ose, Ears, Throat, Wind
pipe,-and other Mucus harfaces, malting ice ap
pearaucti In. the form of Ulcers. Hchubold'i.
Extract ;Sarsaparilla, vitrifies the Blood, and
rearoven all Sealy. El uptions of the. Bain, giving
to ttie Compton= a Clear land .Healthy: Color.
It being prepared expressly for this chm of
-
complaints, ice Blood-Purifying Properties are
preserved to a greater extent than any °the'
preparation of darsaparilla.
IDILMBOLLPS ROSE WASIL
An excellent Lotion for disetnes of a Syphi
litic Nature, and as en injection in. ; diseases of
the Urinary Organs, arising frtun habits of
dissipation, used in connection with the Ex
tracts. Buchu and Sarsaparilla, in suchdiseasse,
as recommended. Evidence of the most re
sponsible and reliablecharacter will accompany
the medicines. CERTIFICATES OF CUBE&
from vigor to twenty years standing, i voth,
names known to Potence and Fame., For
Medical Properties of Buctin see DiSpensory of
the United States. See PicteSsor DEWKE'S
valuable works on the Practice of Pinsk' See
remarks made by the late:celebnsted Dr: PUY...
Sit K, Phiiadetphia. See remarks madeby Dr .
EPHRAIM McDOWKLL, &celebrated Phyelcian
and member of the Royal College of Surgeons;
Ireland, and published in the ',transactions of
`
die Kings and Queen's' Jettrnal. See Medico
arrirei, mil Review, published by BENJ. TRA
VERS, Fellow of the Boyd Collage of Surgeons
See most of the late standard - works on `Medi
cine. Extract of -Bnchn $1 00 per bottle, or
six'for $6OO. Extract of Sarsaparilla; SI 00
per bottle, or six for $5 00. Improved Lkie
Wash, 60 cents per bottle, or six for $2 50, or
hall a dozen each for $l2: H, .which will besuf-
Relent to cure the most obstinate cases, if direc
tions are adhored to. Delivered to any address,
-minty packed from observation. Desmibe
symptoms in all communications. Curet' guar
anteed. Advice gratis;
eILYFLOAII7T..
Personally appeared before me an Aldermas
of the city of Philadelphia, H. T. lieirobeld,
who, being duly swuni,,doth say, his prePara
bons contain no narcotic, DO mercury, Or other
injurious drags, and are purely vsgetable.
T. .4111020 W.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 224 tlay
of Ir'ovsmber,,lB64. Wed. P. Mill vaD,
Aldenrum,' Ninth _ street ab- ht
letters for information lis °cadence'
11; T. - EIBLIdI3OLD, Chemist.
Depot 104 0 134 4 13 - 10 th40 4, be/9w Chestnut,
tiliki# ol o4; ' - [193 4 € 1 6
J
filistellanerms
STATE FAIR,
THE BLEVENTEL
MEAL EIRIBITION
IMECI
PENNA. STATE ACEr MERU SOCIETY,
WELL DX HELD AT
NOR:MOTOR it ON MOM EBY CO., PA..,
SEPT. 29th AND 80th, AND OOTOBER
' AND 2d, 1808.
Norristown is about 17 miles west of Phila
delphia, on the Sohnythin dier, and is acces
ible by railway to-ep, ry portion of the State,
HI GEtOUNDi ere beautitully .situated,
oentaining.kB Acres of ground with ape
large buildings thereon erected, t..gether with
Inge amount Shedding. The track it said! t.
be one'll the ne.,t hail mile tracks in the St...te.,
I be preiniume are the heav,es/ ever offered :
thel-ocieiy, amounting to about $7,000. the
premiums for all grades of cattle ex eed $1,00"0
fiv,e;of wbietrare $BO each, 19 from $26 to $l5,
others running down to lesser rates. Beat beia
not le=s than 16 head, first .premium $4O; 204
premium $25.
Horses fur all grades, the premiums exceed
$1,3502 The highest $.00; "22 'between $2O
and $BO, and Others ranging from $l6 $lO and
$6. Fur sheep and swine the premiums ran*
irout. $lO to $6 and $B.
Fur Poriltry there is a long list of premiums
from *.2 jp' tl cacti. In the following claimer
mast libe al premiums are offered; Ploughs,
Cultivator, Drills, Wegons, B: aping .and
id..,vting Machines, Cutters, Corn Shell/It:, Cidei
Mills, Pumps Buckets, Tin Ware, Leather and
its Mania ctures, ass Fixtures, Marble .Mantles,
Butter, Flour, arditi and Feeds, Vegetaolts;
and also for. Demestic and Household Manu
factures, Cloths. Carpe s, Satinet, Shirting,
t• heating, Blankets, Flannels, Shawls, • Knit
Good 4 Needle Welk,' Scc., Need, Cakes; Pre
serves,lel l ies, &c. .
Lirga premiums are offered for every variety
of Fruit and Flowers. The Floral Tent will be
the largezt ever erected by the Soolety, and
will`foire.".;ne'Of the most attractive leaturee of
the kxhibltion. , ...t.ridt, Grapes and -Wine will,
be exhritted 4u this department. ' .
Pennsylvania railroad and Norristown
railroad
have. arranged to carry articles for ex
hilhon to ail fiord the Exhibition freight
free,' requiring: the forwarding freight to be
paid,' winch will be repaid shipper, when goods
are returned to the station whence shipped. ' It:
is hoped to effect the same with other impor
tant roads.
Excursions at reduced rates will 'be run on
all the leading railroads. - , '
Ent;les can be leads at the office, in Norris
town, after the 4th day' of. Septtmber. All
articles Must be entered on the books on or
tiefore•Tutsday evening, September 29th. Ex
bibiters must become' members. Menkbersblp
$1 with four coupon r.iikets, Bach of which r iill
adolit one per to' he'riiir once. •.;
SINGLE eimusuoN ' • 25 eta.
g. A List of Premiums and Regulations can
be bad by addressing tile Secretary..
THO SiA,S..P KNOX, President. '
A. Baowan LOMIA.III3I, Secretary.
Ileariterowe. Pearre. art 26 dewtti.
JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING CER
et. Vali" ABIENDbIENI.S TO THE CONSTI
TUTION..
Be it resolved ihe &nate and Boum of Rppr!-:
sentatives of the Cominontoortith of Penrasy/vanur, to
General Assembly met, That the following emend
meets be proposed to the Conititution of lthe
Commonwealth;in accordance with the pro
vision of the tenth article thered
There 'shall be an additional section to the
third article of the Constitution, to be deeig
rated as section four, is follows :
StrOTION 4. Whenever any of the qualified
el. niers of this Commonwealth shall be in.noy
actual military service, under a requisition from
the President of the United States, or byi the
authority or thisCorinnonwealth, such. elec;tors
may exe ores the rightot suffrage in all elecduns
by such' cit sena, Under nch' regulations as 'are,
or shall be, 'veto' ibed by law, as hall an if they
were present at their astral place of election.
There shall he two additional sections tti the
eleventh article of the Constitution, to be de
ingested' as sectiona eight sod nine, as follows :
Sko. 8 No bill shall be passed by the Legis
lature, containing more than one subject,
whim] shall be clearly expressed in the title,
except appropriation bills.
Sao. 9. No bill shall be passed by the Legis
lature granting any powers, or privileg-a, in
any case, where the authority to grant such pow
eta, Or privileges, has been, or may bewail er
be, conferred upon the courts of this Cominon
wealth.
JOHN CESSNA, I
Speaker of the House of liepreseutatives.
JOHN P. PENNUT; -
Speaker of he Senate.
OP/1011 OP THE
• SEMISPAILY OP THE Counantreavra,
tissamituso, July 1, 1863.
PENNSTLVANLet,
I do aereby certify that the foregoing and
tnnexed is a full, trae and correct copy of the
original joint resolution of the General Astern
tdy, entitled "A joint resolution proposing cer
tain amendments to. the Constitution, .as the
same remains on tile in , this office.
Ix T.ertworr, whereof, I have herennto
Aet lxiy.fiqid, and ceeneCttie seal of
; 41' the Secreterire•otEce 468141/Lea the
gay end year l atkove written.
ELI slam,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
j‘s-dottarStwte:l - •
POTATOES ! POTATOES !
500 B Y/ e g bi l 3 a l S ow F I P:1; aetoNe V.
or e r o c e a r t r o d .
106-Market street, Harrisburg,. Pa.
jylo : . W. H. BIBLE & CO.
CoAL OIL I COAL OIL! !—A large invoict
of (=I - oil, which we offer very low, et lee,
than manufacturer s present pries, just received
and for sate by NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
j 024 Cor. Font cod Market ste.
FIRE CRACNEBS..—Just receiving a large
lot of Fire Crackers, which we will sell litu3 ,
low, by the box orsmaller quantity, „.
NICHOL:, & BOW MAN,
je24 Cot. Front and Market sts.
134'40LINV'S MANUEL, Price SI 26.
A-Mariam' t'f listinction for endstiog and
lischergitig soldiers, with special reference t
he detection .of disqctalifying and feign d die
atom. • Adopted by the burgeon General.. For
-ate by GEO. BEtiGNER. . an2B
AA LARGE v4teta r i
r iettimisOnst,
at •so Flgtrg BOCIUTSPO•
pail g Etlegrapt
From the 20th Penna. Cavalry
CAMP COMEAY, BATE, MORGAN CO.,
Virginia, tieptamber Bd, 1803.
Correspencitnee of the relegrffple.] -
Playing seen a short letter in your paper ; front
the 20th Pettus• Cavalty, I have oonclu led to
let you know who the 20th Penna. Cavalry is
composed of. I also noticed a short paragraph
m your paper stoing that we were encamped
at oir John's Ens, which vi lege was stated to
he owned by Hr. C.. 11 Graffiti, who watt - given
the crtdit of furnishing stable and Hospital
ro• tit to an entire reshnent of cavalry, whii%! in
act no men. are, stationed there lint the 'dis
mounted men, about sixty in number. The
r. ndry of the regiment is stamped at
&Comely Gip, Alpine EGpot. Great Capon: and
Bath. fdr.-Gr. ffiliti is one of the most reliable
and undatiuttsillnion men in this Conarersional
Getriet, and hie voucher fora man's 113.14114
goes far.hei with oar Colonel then all the ties 43 ,3
'hate Provo-t Ma shut could write in a week.
He was a Lieutenant Colonel In the Union stir
vice until teeently, but was severelkweunded
in ono of thy, Western Virginia fights, and me
cetied his honorable disehergden a cc ount; bf
wounds( •
Tee folloiring is the roster of thelegiment . ,
fetse lam able to Rive it to you, Uomoa-
Mee K, L and M, consprisiog the Thhd
Squadron, under' Maj Douglass, have' neVer
joined the regiment. Ont are still back in Maiy-
Jana or Pennsylvania. ;
Coioned—JubckK Wynkoop. .
Lind. Wonel—Willitun Botch Whiter.
Majors -8. W. Cowley, J. Hairy, Thorp and
Douglass: l ' •
Adjutant —Oarrell•S. Tyson.. •
Qu'arternwster Licut 4 William , 3.
,Smith.
Ummussary—Littit. 'Sankt 1 Y Curthi.
Assistant Burgeons —Dr. Charles H. Haedet Mid
t)r.= Bisrtia. ' .
Quarferntaster &rgeant,—Hertnan rate.
ahnnumn-tosTrgeza;.--Witliain Bear. . i *
Sergeant Major—ti mane' C. Ditiliae.
/leipitat Steromld-z 'Li-=' - BrlitiritiS: ' '.' ', i v
Company-A-. -(Cheater county .troop) Or t.
George W. B &Mean; First.Lleut.".lW,..l:4lll g worth; Scoand . Lieut., Jesse Taggart; Oide ly
&rgeant, -- Smith.
Company F,,(Fintit City troop of Harristaiii„)
Capt: irk lentino B. Hummer; rust Llerin e
Cbarlea H Bibb; Second Lient., George, Ei Vi
Eichus, (of Delaware county,) Orderly er
gennt, Mark T. Cash I
Coinpany 1), (lioesLightCavalry'of Curdle:r
iot& county,) Capt. Theodore F. hint iser;i First
Lieut., Samuel E Gross; Second Liew., 4vl
M. Enver; Orderly Sergeant, Allied p crataa.
• Companyl. (Lancaster county troop,) C4t.
Christian B Hobble; First Lanit., Benjamize C.
Mmgle; Sycood Lieut., Aldus .O; Hark; Orderly
Sergeant, o ' . Washington Feria, (of Harrisburg )
Company C, (Anderson troop,o t Philadelphia)
Capt. William Blackburn; First Lieut., Gdolge
D. Stroud; Second Lieut., , --;-- Henry; Orderly
Sergeant, Samuel C t ,Divkie,,(promoted to Ser
geant litaj.or ) . - •
Company H, "(Loicastel city troot,) Capt.
George Leonard; First Lieut., John E.. Landis;
Second Lieut., David Fulton, Orderly Sergeant,
Uharles Johnson. .
. •
gompanyE, (Huntingdon con s tity troop ) eapt.
J. T. .Ituthrock; First Lient,
'Samuel' Mut
goinery; Second Vent., - --:--Decker; Orderly
Sergeant, W. R. Whitney.
Col. John E. Wynkcop Is familiarly known
end will be immediately recognized as the first
klej - ir of the old Seventh Pennsylvania cavalry.
He le an officer of the right stamp, and a gen
tlemen in every. respect. He carries ,a soldier's
eye and bears the aspect of a diaciplinsrian,
which he is Under his intelligent and coiled
aeministratitm, this . regiment has attained a
degree of dieoi v line and efficiency which for the
service It has seeo,.catroot be eurpassed
Lieut. Col. IYieter is a lawyer from Philadel
phia. • Lisheri - Of not ti - profesaionat sold tali he
has the ability; and wilt certainly make a first.
class officer. •f. • .L
•
Maj r Comley was captain of an' "emergency"
cavalry company that: has since been mnstitred
out, as al o of en old troop nt.der the Penneyi
vatda militis lan* and . has undonbrecily made
ns an ac,ive and thoronab-going officer. His
business valifications are of_the highest order
Mojor . Tempe is the nfult ing Major." He
has seen service in Missouri, Kansas, C diforolit,
aed the entire West under fort- moat Alto under
M Oletian, in the - Army of the etrom.c, and as
a cavalry. officer his nupetior is bard to fitki --
Instead of being a maj r, were ability„ In the
line at his protatei n, the standard, he,mould
now be at least a Colonel. _
Q rite a number of Harriebargers are id the
regiment, some in comp .ny A, most of company
F, and some iu company I. That craLk corps,
the old 'lnst. City &maws." is well represent.
ed. From its ranks, we notice in company A
James M. Thomas, (now acting as Colonel
Wynkoop's private clerk.) In company F,
First Lirutant Babb, Orcerly Sergeant Cash.
Sergeants Core, Daugherty and Gilchrist, and
Corporal Damara, as well as several in the
ranks. In company I, Orderly Sergeant,Ferict,
Sergeant Bell, Sergeant Swope Corp ral Wan
ger, end ',riveted Jo..ri A.. Mc Clure and John
W. Machlitn, all fonnerlyinembera of cotriviny
A, 127th P.. V. The health of the regiment is
good, and. under the drill of so able.a man as
Colonel Wynkoop, at the expiration of our en
listment, we expect to return home disciplined
itavalrymen. The latest rumor is that we are
bound Penosylvania , ward in a week or two, in
older to allow the men to cast their suffrages
for Andrew G. Curtin for Governor, and then ti
is said we will be stationed in Schuylkill county
o waist in keeping quiet in that much dis
turbed region. Bat these are merely camp
tumors. and no relbines is to be placedia them
We may wake up next weak and .t,nd ourselves
in Richmond. Bat allow me to say, in alt sin
cerity and candor, that I have yet'to heir the
first man in. our regiment, or in any other who
is opposed to Curtin. Every man is for him, and
he is looked upon as the; soldier's candidate.--
Were the country's defenders at home to vote,
oppp:rheads and disfianchisen would needs" stand
front under;" as 'lour Arne would roll up
60,000 majority. As it is, we feu not - the re
tail, but the outdone vote would place it be
yond a doubt. Premising to let yon hear fioin
ate again, remain, 'REP.
LaRGIC Oitakti FOR IJTALH'—A Boston fieto ;have
rent ntly executed an order front Brighton YOung
r oue of the Ibrgest otx In In the oottolr.y, to
be t r. C ed in the great Mormon, tabernaile at
~it lake City, wh eh building will: resit 113,000
Aople. Owing to the guest Cost of trim ! p a t e ,.
d u n, the owe of tile organ stud the 1 13"and - 412
rest diapitsozus are to be Made and 1114bAied'ht
she building„nudex the appeyvision of fikilfai
leyrkinaa, now on his way to Inge.,
„ ,ii : = • •
PRICE. ONE CENT.
J3O ZelegraA.
Intereating rem from the Mississippi
DISYSLOPput OF UNION FEELING
AMONG THE PtOPLE.
Desperate Condition of the ll[bet Armies.
UlfrEltiaTiliG YBO3I lusstasirri
A refugee from Columbus. 11.411., has ar ived
here. who has been in the Qa,ttrimutotu r s oe
&lament of rebel at my for the past two
years, and h h-d m •te then or-ileary mean ,
of otwerviug. He suttee that J human's sosi-es
average fifty men per night by tieserrhin His
army is dispirited and dcmorslis-d, and thi , se
who have not deserteJ, only *Wait the .-ppoi
tunity to du so.
The rebel ormolu esticnee the number of
troops b tweeu Columbus, Mead.. aria o.,ribth,
at 7,000. Two recline-rite- of John-tun's at my
have beau sent to Georgia, and two can a up to
Okolona recently to repel an expetlad Ysukee
raid.
A Reconstruction riveting bad been appoluttd
by the Utdonisia to be held la the viduity of
Columbus, bat `it ' was suppressed by (Mir
military.
There is a strong ia a tent Uoion feelli g ami ng
the inhahitanis, *hien is booming more op. n
` , d.beld in he uiauifestadens. The citizens
tepid the rebel troops as up reese r re and ih v..-
derv, and look auxtously for the advance of the
Yankees among them. -
A.dimester from B egg's army,who has reached
bore, e-tat. a that they aeon one-third ra iuns,
which COWIIBI of beef, rice al d core mem
Bragg's he-tiquatreis are at Suelbyville. His
Ivrea is-about 25,000 men, who are much dis
pirited,satw anxious to ti.row uoa.n .heir arms.
The wheat crop throughout the country is
good. The Confederate goverument is s ivrig
every tenth bu het fur taxes. The rebel fh,ars
ackuoviledge that they wilt be forced to give
rip all the conetry north 4.4 tLe C0u13,1 5 jeer.
In St Clair ouuuty the Union ffeling is so
stieng that secesalunists are h• ':t hlluw.ci to
stay there. In °du r bections men are a cleted
in swamps ants caves, and wend j -in the lea
end army but for the danger-of tu.pture . y the
rirbets while making trick way to ...tir lines
e
hundred deserters have reuilfzvoure . in
sten county, all armed and dote, mined to
resist the rebel authorities to the laet.
The rebels are conscripting Ea gives at T.lla -
dept to build breastwoaks at Selma.
These statements are daily coutitmad I y de
serters and refugees, and are believed to hi ,
true.
A deserter from Tupelo, fotmecly all etrl,ily
to Gen. Furgesou, has arrived here and reourta
that Furgesut has at Tupelo and Pontotoc - 4,000
cavalry, with ten pieces of artiliery. Alto, that
Furgestm is contemplating a raid on the id. in
phut'. .and Charleston reilroad,.while Roddy is ro
makean attack on Glerulaic, Alto., at the tame
time Revrcome, with. 700 men, is no.+r Jack-
BM. Tenn.. conscripting.
The sanitary condition of General laurlbrit'a
corps is good and the troops ate in fine I-pi/in_
FROM FORTRE. .b2.0.b1R08
.FORTEtES3 MONROE, Sept. 7
The steamship Daniel. Webster arrived here
this morning nom Now York with etVeil hun
dred and fifteen rebel priaoners which will be
- sent to City Pointim exchange.
The Znited tales gunboat Oleander sailed
this afternoon 'for Chat letztun.
The. United btate- gunboat ices was towed
into Hatepton Beads yeat• rd ty of a noon by the
bteauter Countetteut, whidi tell in with the
Aries off Cape Hatter s in a dienhied condition.
The Dasnet-Webetta loft fur City Point at 1
o'clock with the tobel Whanots.
Good News from the Indian Country.
Four Gump. lavas Tgaarroay, August 29,
via Lamnsuwourn, September b.- Gen. Blunt,
with ma arwy, f.rty tive hundred wrung. in
hiding twenty pieues of artiPery, cros4:ll the
Arkansas riv:r o t the 22d, and offered battle
to the rebel Generals Steele and tio,:per, who
had , massed on his front 11,000 coca. After a
'faint show of resistauce the enemy commeuced
a retreat. which soon tamed Into a disorderly
flight. They abandoned all their prop rty.
Blunt pursued them a hundred rubes a uth
of the Arkans-s, to Perryville, which is only
fifty miles of the Bed river. At thl. petit be
captured ai.d destroyed heir commissary depot.
They con.laned their flight to Boggy depot, on
the B d river.
The I ,diau Territory Is now clew of rebels.
Blunt is march•tig on Fuit Scotth, uhica will
doubtless fall without a irrueg.e.
Nap 2Littirrtunmatti.
TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
%Beaton of Pensions, Bounties, Bask pa!
lad War Claim.
difieerePay Rolla, Raider Rona. and Re
crank* Amounts Vade Out-
TIRR undersigned, having been in the en►
ployment of the United States dirOng the
last eighteen months, es Clerk la the Muster
tog end Disbursing Office end Office of Super
attendant of Recruiting Service of Pennsylve
ola, respectfully infcnins the public that he ha , :
opened en office In !lit DALLT
Building tof the purpose of collecting Pao
dons, Bounties,' Back. I'm end War Mims
making out Officers' Pay Rolls, liccee;
dolls and Recruiting Accounts.
All orders by mail attenclo i to promptty.
snot-thi TV eN R 01111.1).
Eh! rral b uti:,ll6A
ALARGB•QUANTILY OF gaff!' MEAT
EtuGKEILADO in good oundinon and tvult
the holm in. Those Hothnuaos aro aesiretbie
for Butionsa, Emma, M, and will sad at
aWV tow Pied: WM. DOOE Jig.; a OD.
AC• SHIM, Attorney-at Law, street - ,
• Harrisburg, Pa , ail basineos entrustud to
,Au will be promptly atrend-ASo.
-B bunrica, Pinsicau and. B.olt Pay of Officers
colluded. Ar, l 0
QIIHABB for Prvserving, of gas khgt.t, which
;b..)
we are Row off-ring very low. 0411 and
amortise at NICHOLS & BOWMAN'S,
jog& Cor Front and'Market Oa,
EEO
blooms Sept 4