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1 E TELEGRAPH.
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Is PUBLDMID
, MON.N.ING AND BP7INING-, -
By GEORGE BERGNEit.
Office Third Sired, near Walla.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
SU(GL EMBEICOLUTION.
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ben In Ihe City at 6 cents , per week. YeaOy
tubscribers will be charged $4 00 1 n advia k o 9 ::.
Wary Tutaaaapu.: -
The TvLsozarzt is also published weekly; and
lure:shed to subsadbers at the - following cis*
rates : •
Single copiee, weekly • $1:00
Ten' copies, to one poat i fffice 0.00
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4tee - tor advertising to the Tisonnezn.
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for reference.
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square. Eight lines or more than four co
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...f . W . lii;isinean notices , inserted ta the : C
:Co - or twoita Marr iages and Deaths, 11404
OnaMmut" Lug; Lir each insertion. , ,
, au advertising medium theT.l44i
no equal, its large eineaatton, among iji*eitio
men and fa4dlies, In city and country, 0.40
it beyond competition.,
gottlg.
BUEHLER HOUSE;
• HARRISBURG; PA.
r•owold established House has undergone :
• • ztensive- improvements, and , beei ttor
, orghly renovated and refitted: - .
It is pleasantly located :in the heart of: .the
cttyi in...easy_access, to.the State Capitol itnd
Public; grounds :.. • • -
Er For the eitcon;nzoiratiimof cur Yawls, we have
recently commenced bi - fun a Coach to and froin:i the
Railroad. ih this . nicht:ter unpleasant ilelay; in
leaving the depot for the Hotel will be asp4eit; ,‘and
mush more time afoi•clealtiiiele for :Weak . whit Was-
Intending that the BMA:Willi - HOUSE, shall
be really a homelike resort tor the stranger and
traveler, tie respectfully solicit a continua:nee
of the public patronage
septl7.datn GEO, J. BOLTON, PrOprister.
A Vl' 1111 Tti 13 .
Corner 7th Skint and Penn..vdvania Annum
• WAVHINGTON, D. C.
•
MBE Subscriber begs lear to inform the
.111 Public that be hatr.thproughly'refitted and
returnilibtiAl this Howie, and,that it is now !One
if the most complete'and'coinfortable hotels
the National Capital. • The - location is the best
and most central of'. any the' City. The
chambers and suites Of rooms 'ate'..ttikequalled
for theii Simi, Ventilation and elegance,Him = self and all his attendants spore'-no pains to
meet every *ant 1:)f his guests: giir table — is
supplied daily:with the best thes , iilia;rkefe of
Washington;_ , )33altimore and Philadelphia af
ford.: respectfully asks ladles' and gehtle
men visiting Washington - to call and'ltidge ,for
themselves. Isept&dBmr. 4N0. ; 6ASKY•
. _ . _
THE- . -UNITED STATES '• AOT I EL,
' •AURISBIISa, , PA:" 2:1 -
it'IEUUTLIHISON, Fr6ditOs•
- -
kirilig well known Hotel is now" " in a';oendi
-1101 t 9 a c commodate the trairlkirig'Pli . blic,
e rf ete '.ipg the most ample conveniences gildie for
th e t re olesit guest and the permtmenelander:
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL been
entirely.reiioed throughout, and now - lniti ao
don* odatickus eginii_itt ~extent,: , cOmfOrt and
lmsnry to - any hotel .between Philadelphia and
Pittsburg. ltsfAbeation is the best in the State
Capital, being-in-easy access to all the ridlioad
depots, and in close prOximity -to all the , pnblie
Leda and business localities of the cltr. , lt ,
now all the conveniences OA , "• '• •
. AR 82 • 1. H 0-P A
and the' Proprietors - are detenninedlo -spare
neither expense, time or labor:-'to ensure the
comfort - of, the pests. _The patrOnag.e' oi -the
traveling publib Is rsepactfully SollOitedif
jell dtf
E 8 -110-0
• •
• . tioßNEß,rwi . ; -
itautic OT ST. ANDAttjum SQUARE, ,
1111 :1 11 111I8B171111 PAt r t -
mown 4 7 ... it • 411igkIdi,. PROPRIETOR
,
ixamoors. jr. " l" °"1"1.)
hi is vFintt Class H ow 'll, , l 'U' C - 1 1 3cated, h i thg
central
part of the eitir. kpt:iii - the :bast
Dunnor, . ad its .ristrons will fin I very
atodatit/i to be met :with In the '4l6lllil36
:I.the country. . . ee
"VPt
•
SLAIN OF
•
T' pure expressed oil ofilect i fto, Marrow
for beautifying and striingthFillik the
UV; Perfumed - with flowers. Tietitif4d and'
S. .A.:liDiNifigt,
art Bl.. ', , Apothecary,lari.i4targ.
IffICIMENEWS SUGAR
---- ,z7V l2 *ejed! Hy
AAA& •446rtitabv
- " 'qr" 4‘.06.
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DR... - _ _J-0.11N8614
mi'di,zezinwc:owtm
LOCK HOSPITAL,
rtlzeredlencerr y cud liremmirtherpildfor
DISEASES OF
IMPRUDENCE:;
reir 'gar nenras.
NO -MERCURY : OB NOXIOUS DRUGS.
A fire Warranted, or' Po Chime; an - from 010 'lO
Weakness of •the Back, Affectitins of the
Kidneys and- Bladder, lnvoluntary. die=
ebArges, Impotency ; Geeral Nor
vomits; Dyspepsia,:-Leignor,Doi* Spirits,
Confusion of tldeag, Palpitition of the
Heart, - -Timidity, Trembling, Dimhess , Of Sight
or - Giddiness, -Disease of the Head, -Throat,
Ncie , or Skin. Affections of the Liver, Limp"
Stcriach or'-Bowels-those terrible disorders
Arising Beni the Solitary !Nabitief Youth—
these secret and solitary practices more fatil to
.their-viatims thin the song of . Bill= to the
liarinemisf,-Ulyttee;blightizig their most lel
limit hopes 01F116t1C41111401111, rendering marring;
- -
, YOUNG NEM ;
hecialin" who have become the victims of
nary Vice, that dreadful' and deatructive
'habit' which mmtuilly swage' to an untimely
grave thonianda of Young - Men of - the most
exalted' talents and brilliant intellect, - who
`might othemilae bait) entranced listening Ben = r
atiarmith the *tinders of eloquence, or waked,
to .ecstasy the lyre, may dill full
confidence. "
: • ' MKRRVAGE.
M
+R:
X *
Mani' ed Palmist or Yin* MDR cateuiPlat
lajin amixilika, being , &Nate af 'physical Weak
-11,68, 6110110 debility, imltiee, &e speedily
tlgi
k-rk
,
ge,who places himself under the bare of Dr.
7. mar confide' ht his honor as s deR7
tlerinm, antointfidently rely *ton hii ski ll` as a
- OBGAND, WEAKNESS ;
Immediately annul, and lull vigor restored.,
This aieitraasfug afiection—which reidera life
rdierableMainarribgebnpoesible-is the I:pi
thy:odg thi - vietimeof improper indiiigeuce.,
Young pomade - igkiF tiro apt. for comalt,
from, not being , stare of the- dietilfrik con*,
gruinoes eat May mine.Ntiur who that viii
itinds the 800' crwill lei:tankto &thy that
the power of procreation is lost'ykorkettbY those
falling iiitcPimproper habiti than by the ptu
dent. Besides being dePtivedctlie plMiui of
, healuo.COrplinge, the Most serious and
lave symptoms to both body and mind-inpe.
The' systela beaded% deranged, the physical arid
mental finctiontweakinied; lots of procreative
poirtoii Sorvoto irritabilitY t dyspe a,' Palpitae
Mom of - the• constituticipel_
debility. a *uniting of tiee fianie, cough', `gm,
Gumption; decay Mid tettW t •
'_duros - N - e. 7 Some irsuommxt. fittest
Left i lkencielae going from -street, e
few dooas fi,ont o tle *Aar. ASII not .to_ 0r)
:saty
name and mber.
• • - •
litters MastPild and contain a Oxe?.
hiiDoatoi s i iXiiiiimes hang in his office .
EMI
;$ m
, el-51125
Ifp
110
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, JOIINDON, -
Mamba' bf: the cola& of.4lnrgeops, Lei;
don,'Onduate: from one of the most eminent'
collegefiin-tke ;United, -States; and the greater
part of whose life' has iieeri spent in thehoppl
tals'of London, Faris, ThiladelPhis ind else- ,
where, has efiebteilsomeoftlin most astdidehin
cures that - were .eirer: knowh.; Many, tionkled
with ringing in the head‘andzears.when asleep,.
great RerVOWPWINI being .- alarmed
.at. sudden.
,Sotnidg . ":baehfulnesa v With fiS l lo ll Vbluehing,
sliehded seiketinresivltkAprOgement of Mind
were cured immediately.
TABU: PAJITIaWI NOTIM
Theie are some of the so4d and 'Melancholy'
offects_produced , by earlyliabite of youth, its :
add the book anClimbs, pains, in'the
1 . 24 *0, dhoo.Ogs of_eight , inntivinver;
Alifkoig 01;4 7 114 tOPPlPlfiCifervoriE
141144144001/fe:lio—_& - -gimoSlOit. ) *.
Wiorraay. - .Tbe fearful sabots 'on the mind
are much -to be dreaded—lore of memory, coos
frisfoii. pf Woe, domes*/ of spirits„ evil fore
:hOdhlai; avemion.to isciofety, self 'distrust, lciVe
of solitude, timidity, .&0., ere some of the Oils
produced.
YOUNG • Kat - '
Who have tinjureCtinututelves by a certain
practio4 Indulged in when alone, a habit fre
quently learned 'from evil '
compLions,,,,or •at
114°046a effecta-of whioh - flire felt,-
•even whin'mlesp; and - if not cured' renders
marriage irapossible,lind destroys both Mind
and body, should:Apply immediately.
..What,a,pity that a. young the hope o f
. • country , -the darling of hiii Imonth:if:Mild
be snatched from prospects and enjoyments
,of,life, byellwopminuenee of deviating .'from
tlie'path of nature end Indulging in a certain
secret habit. - Itnoliperrions most, before oontem.-
:plating
Roiled that, io.und - Micd.tind body are the
moat -I k9aeMerY rallikates to: promote, cinnubial
fuggljness . Indeed, without Ahem, thejouiney
An:TO - life becomes a weary pilgrimage :. the
darkens to the view;
the mind
..meli s ithadoyfed with despair and filled with
the y re n thatthe.happiness of
0044 1 '....bec:iililikted with our own.
:MEMO DEPRITDEINOR
When the misguided and imprudent votary
of pleasure - Binds he has liebibed -the seeds of
this painful disease, it too often -happens that
aiMilitlmed sense of:abeam or the dread of dis
covery deters him from applying to thotie who,
from :education and -riapectability, can alone
befriend him. He falls Into the hands'of igno
rant:and designing pretenders; who, filimpable .
of curing, filch his pecuniary substanoe, keep
him - EMU:at Month after• month, - or- ai long as
the sinalleetsfee can le 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 oonititu
tional.sysuptoms ef l ttdaterrible disease, such se
effriko ll6 of the. Head, Throat, Home r ** eta )
`death
cgts a period to his dreadful sufferings by send=
him to that - muliscovered country from
Whalos.no friVeller nitarne.
e iiIO1:111
-- --
Thenkalex:thopenTell cued at thjsfruditation
year lifter yeir, and th e numerous imporiant
_
'NW opera by Dr, Johinsna,
~let
In.__ ,„ jo d b y the rearters of the-&is, Cr
. -4 ,
witne- other_ papers, notices of which have
110 grafk, "ifierld'again before the public; le
tyPearod a ltos "siiii as a gentleman of character
des his stand). ?, ~, ~...m . „_,,,
____ .
._
reggindbillti, ,- 7. a T,: u r um : " wriu M e E f k
• )sißistegi.. '44 13:0 11 r MOM
IrAittretwar4BsB SPA- -..-,- -
fak,
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: ; .' - `ELLOIS:P•tirRG, -PA., TUESDAT - EVENING, OCTOBER 18,118,+63::' 0,'.:
Ottbitat.
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IN
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iRRITIL OF .1 NitSTOlit
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES,
FRUITS►: FISH; dvo.
WM.-DOCK, Jr., & CO.,
•
"[TAW. JUST RECEIVED from the New
IA York and :Philadelphia Markets, a large
and Well selected stock of, , ,
GROCARIES,
Consisting in part of
.COFFEESi
SUGARS,
SYRIJPB ,
TEAR,
ALSOi:-LIQUORS,
Among which will , WI c. pond , selficted
brands of pore old - - - .
RR/MD •
M7M2I and
imso,FRUITS,
IN DOA
WTI aliige itinortuteo of
BRUSHES,
CEDAR WARE,
WILLOW WWI,
And the beet selection of
.;GLASS' WARE
in the city of Earrishurg.• These goods Agivli,
all been selected expressly for this Market,
with a care both to their purity, and perfection,
as well tcki teasonable prise, at which.
can and will be.disposed of. , •
`x, Or The old ,friends and ottitofialts of;
Well kno*is Moase are invited to call
,and 14=
amine this stock of goods. . _ eept22
iffijottilamus..
GIIMAT.DBOOMT
INSOLUBLE .CEMENT
Is of more genend prnOtical
utility than any invention
now before the public. It line
been thoroughly tested dur
ing .the last two yesti by
prattiCal men, told pronoun
ce:l by all to be •
SUPREMA .70 ANY
Applicable
useful Arta.
A new thing
Its Combh'ation.
Boot and Shoe
14.anifacinrors.
E=3
Families:
It Li a liquid
lismembei.
I Mule
'' ; '.4 - ttliiiii4k4
AO7; :.
-OF
I
CHEESE,
SPICES,
F 7311,
BALT,
wm6KY, g
OAIO,
AND DRIED
USIMM , iud , VALI:FA
RM?. DISCOVERY!
HILTON'S
14dhwiliePrepexationskrt : p . wn
EET-MON'S bieOliagaf 0,11 /kar
Is ; a - thing, and thci re
sult of years ; its
combination 1,3 ,
Prindiges;
And under no oirerunstannes
oi obitttget, temperatore,
will *mold corrupt or
emit any offensive smell.
Boor & 13H0E ,.. ,
Pantifactuiers, tang' -Ma
. eti' Will' find it the heat
article knOWn as Cementing'
for the Channels, it - arorks .
without May; is notaffscteci
any;by ohmage of tempera-
JEWELS
Will'fbid it officientlybd he
ve for tbedr use, ashes been
- ' '
Bie especially adapted tol eetihe r,
And wavlaina as.an'espitolal
merit, that it atioke Patches
and Linings to Ainta, and
Shoeti sufficiently etrongqoll-`
out at!tching.-
It to the only
LIQ U D 0.11NEW.7
F .
Want, that la a we' Pang
for.raiin4ing
fitraitgra t
Ori3okary,
. .
Bones
• bray,
And articles of Houseliold
I - • 11EMEMBES > y
HIIINII6I 11111/01;1163L1 :041.1111iNT
la In a liquid 'form' Ana- aa
easily applied as paste.
Etracasts Isiormsta anon
Is insoluble in water or oil.
DISCUIRIJI
Adhireo 011 ontstaium.
Supplied Family or Kant
ufeidanere Packages . from 2
onzu-es , to 100.1b1.-
HILTON MOS: &-cO.,
Priiprieiore
Providence, R.
,'"-80411.41011)M:
Ilea' (Estate .13Alts.
VAPABLE
R 13 , 4 91-11, ..ES-T A T
PUBLIC BALE.
Mho undersioned; Executor's of the estate of
Le Gen.;JOHN FORSTER., late of the city of
Hatriiburg;deneased,' will,offer at ?shire Sale,
at re OchitHcorise in said city,
•RATISIO.A.X, tiIITOREA, 24, 1863,
at .1 . . 0 06194, -A: p or tion of the Real Estate
of said deceased, as follows:
No I • I
A THREE STORY BRIOK HOU,SE •
And lOt t •of ground, situated on; Front , street; in
the dity aforesaid, now under a,..leise to Mrs:
S.:E. Dull.- • Sold,property is 23 feet 44. inches
SriSet,,,and extends ~back. towards River ,auey
123 feet,;with the. privilege, of using an alley
+ etween ealdhouse and.the former
residenc
e of
si . d deceased., The formandsisoof
this, pro
party are fully exhibited . by a survey and draft
of the Bamf*.lci : ftie,poosession of the Executors. - ;
A ..bERT:4 I S JiAltD IN THE RIVER SITS-.
• .; QIIEHANNA,
Within the•afinits-•Qt:the city : _of :Harrialtdrg;
Filth: the. inntr.Pireinento4hereon erected;:caned!
Turkey. Isla nd, over mhjoh,. the ,Harrlobitrg,
bridge PAP3o4.oentgeing ACM
Arip,OßE HUNDRED AND TWO..RERQHU;:
ao per:a survey and drift : thereof, which is l,re•‘;
corded, among. the records of ;Dauphin reounty,•
to which referencedomwle. . . • ;
• -
.1, , No - t
. :FAIN Two •
A
HOUSE
.• AND DCITQF GROTIND, .
Situstedi in the city: of Harrisburg, fronting - ln
Market 'street 25 feet, including four tfoot
alley, And extending : back, 85 .feet. -8 inohei to
another Iht of groni4 belhnging to:the, estate'
of the said John Forster, deceased. This lot is
37 feet wide% thejear. Ths whole size and
form of the lot byglly4lz.hibited by a survey
and draft in Vie posse on of the Executors.
A CERTAIN HOTEL AND LOT OF GROUND
Fronting.on-Cartalmtreet eaid • city, and mow
un - der a leatielia William P.. Hughes, being; 71
feet 6 inches front, - and extending back 210
feet to - ropier:Lane. . '
_ _ .
CERTAIIii, LOT Oft, - , PIECE OF GROUND
Adjolninithe aforesaid. Hotel,. fronting m2'0401
street' 09;feet,.ind extenilbig.back 210 feet to
fill
Poplar Lane by one lice,and 21 feet 9 melt
'by the lineneat to Owen M l Catie's''Width
of `lot on Poplar Latie 87 feet 8 ladies:
Nciri.,•-•The last two propettieti named wil% p' ! 1„,
sold together an one entire property, - or.'sgsk
rarely, as may; be deemed advisable by the Ex--
ectttorik'
No. 6.
A OERTAIO'. TRACT"OiI PIECE OF ;LAND,
Containing ONEACRE AND ONE RUNDEVII O
AND FIFITITHREE - PERCHES,,with a Very
y _
aluable two tort' *l4 ffougulbai4caiicsenr.
kifttlited"V SneeptehiMiia owae
county, on the.public road leading from' liar=
ii4l3trig bil'the Mountain, and' boundeid.by,*br
of Thomas *See Nitisley; Rprirgai
Tfali."*oPaity&a
-eidered.o very desirable Conrail , . residence; not
Only from itabeatdiful . lodation; bid
,alke from
the fact of , its beitig so, Convenient ti..:tbe iffy
of Harrisburg. i •
Any person who may be desirous of
chasing either, of the above mentioned . Prow":
tie)), can. haVe K69090. 1 11114' of examining
theta or any one of , them, by canine upon
either of the EirecittOs befOre the day of aide,
or::upon•the',Tenar t. 7,41R... 1 4 0. 0 on„the
ll"be)Pade,andposgesslondelivered
to the purchaser orkf s ioilit day of April next.
["The terms or conditions of sale„,w,lll; be,
3 .0.1e-t4ird Of 'the pert - dime money to 1:14 m
is
in cash, when the deed is Made to the . Ottr
charier, and poisemdenof Ate prOperty deli ve ed.
P-third part thereof payable ato he ten:ulna,
,One-third.
of 'five years; and the - remainingUird
,part, at the end of ten years from the delliery
of the deed and
,poriseasion, with legal:interest
on the deferred'paynients, payable, semi Onn
ally. The payment „ deferred initalMents
and the interest thereon to be secured by the
bonds of purchasers and mortgairee on the
premises sold: PrOvidid,limever, If pnichaseis
should desire pay the whole, - er any larger
proportion 'thee one-thfid Of Ike price, in hand
the termsniay be varied in that respeiVby; the
undersigned, amiss &Ely may think proper.
Any informationllasired in_relition to . the
I nbove deieribed . propeities, or,either of them,
can had by Upplyipg.to,`JO.l4N BRIGGS;
Harrisburg. •
MARGARET L. FORSTER,
;BENJAMIN L. FORSTER,
BRIGGS,
Executors of God( John forstcr . , ; deems+led.
octA-datsiwt46l74 '
' 'GREAT FURNITURE' - SALE.
sp,ooo, Worth of Furniture Lir Sale
,
UT BAER& Auctioneer's; Harrisburg,
T • Pa.; respectfully - inform their numer
ous friends, that in ocinnection with the auction
business; they have :opened Him Furniture
moms, where all , kinds .of Furniture, will be
sold, cheaper and at lower prices than at; any
other -pitied in the city. The
_having made In%
rangereents with the largest manufacturing
establishments inNew:York; Philadelirhia and
Baltimore, !and being:in daily receipt of Final
turegthe largest • orders -will be filled lit , the
shortest possible notice. Always on hand So
fas,.Stuffed Parlor and ,Cane Seat Chairs; Te
te-a-tetes,•Marble Toptkreefing Bureaus, Ward
robes,. Bedsteads• and Tables of-every desirrip•
tion rFincy. arid Common Furniture.- All kinds
of Sextpdlland. Furniture taken 'in exolinge,
lon mew,. The, highest price. paid .fielfeirond:
hand. households Furniture,- Clothing; !fire., by
. - -
W. BABE & CO.,
Auctioneers, next to State Capital Bank.
septl9-tf .
MELODEONS AND CABINET ORGANS.
TWENTY-SIE: FIRST ISENTIIMS,
• . z TWELVE BUNKE ,Mlll4lB,
and the
ONLY GOLD MEDAL- (ever won:- by, bistro
manta of:this, class) has,been awardedio
MASON HABILINT INSTRUMENTS.
A full assortment of these instrnmenteal
ways oAhand, at W. RNOOWL'E;
• Sole Agentt,
je4-2taiily 98 Market strwit..l
AA LL - PEpP,ONS wanting Shade Trees' phutted'
XL
this fall, who have not *heady ordered,
will, be smut ptly oupplied,„, and have my par.
India attention of tlie plantibg by sending or-
Ware at once, throughthe Post (gee 4 to the
:Vie&immediately
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aiig Etitgaf4
Grand qOpporhead Fizzle, i
Correspondence of the Rekgraph.]
Satutsuanis, Oct. 12.
Last Saturday the Copperhead tribe intended
to have ti - grand time at thisplace. - They made
every preparation. The day came, but not the
speakers, so there was a great hub bnb in
the camp. One — ‘‘ Jack" was seen suddenly
leaving town fora'neighboring town to procure
a speaker, but returning minus Mr. Bpealier.
About 1 o'clock, r. they had their grind
parade, which •was about a sqattre in length,
threefourths Being women and - children. One
of the assistant marshals once . told us "his reg
iment ran off ftom him." ..(Ahem.)
Their ardor was reonsiderably dampenedlby
the appearance, all through town, of wreaths
encircling the names of Ourtin and AgneW.—
After listening two hours and a half to one of
our. Copperhead lawyers, they subsided Ind went
home,not so gleefrdly,as they came. So. enffed
the farce. 1471614
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lIEWAiE OF LAST , CARDS.
A DESPERATE GAME AT WOOS.
,A korged. Letter of Gen. M'Cle llan
Plublishel
The following dispatch was received late last,
evening:
. •7 PHILADELPH:Li t Oct. 12.
1b •
th, t Editor if the Teltgreph
Thepublic are again cantionsd against hat
CeAll agal - Pthlar., devices -Ktbe.- 1 91140wg
mocfacy. to.bolater Alp ,their- sinking. cause on
the eve of electiiin. — The first effort inseenjta•
day, in of tr letter purptirting to i l
!rode Gen. IrCiellan, publisheth in an .obsclere
evening.paper in -this city. Other similar
series, will , probably "fOlipw. j
G. W. HAMirgilkY,
Secretary State Central Cominittee.. •
,por :SOUTH COOLTRAI
itiesirs Oinlitmtia and CharlestOn.
• •
The following is an extractlirromßit°staeLteltn
of one of the boat's ere* of the United States
gunboat flowatonic isigagektn the attack: on
Fort Sumter on,,the fith of Septembik:
Cotumsui SA., Sept. 21.--We have: beep in
this city one week to-night.
All'obr boat's orisw,.ndinberitg 150; and two
officers, are well and not injured at all..
We were in Charleston jail four dark—
Chaplain IL E. Turnbull,. of the 10th Collat.,
preached to us yedierday. Ninety six men and
fourteen officers were taken at Sumter on:the
night of the Bth,of September. ie
We think we shall be *exchanged and nt
home by, way of.ltichtnond in a few days.
"We enjoy ourselves singing , &0., and have
the liberty of the yard all long.
A letter received in-this city from Beaufort,
S. 0,, says the piratoSumter was not destrtlyed
iiCharleston harbor, but la now in Wilmington,
N: C., awaiting. a &trace to run the blockade.
Eight S. steamers'are at prestetblockading
that port' • -
AFFAIRS I 8 THE 80IITHWEST;
Cnrounrarr, Oot. 12.
There is a - varlety of .news, good and bad,
from the Lower Mississippi. In a fight atlion
'aldsonville, La., on the 26th nit , the guerrillas
were repulsed by the garrison and driven out.
In the raid On. Ilibrgantown they were mo.e
successful, having amprised and Captured two
companies of the Twenty-sixth lowa and Nine
teenth Indian M -217 men - Gen. Herron
is now there with large force. The New York
World's report of a leedaraLreversein Louisiana,
with ~ a loss of fiften hundred prisorters,, is a
canard.
A . 6lriarsavial special says that on the 'Ali. inst.
Col. Harrison's force of West Tennessee cavalry
were attacked: at Comp,: by the guerrillas tinder
Colonels,Wilson and Faulkner, and that Mini
s= was forbed to retire' altar two hours' fight
ing, witlithe loss of thirty-seven men.
The, rebels 'Toot 'heavily. Col. Wilson was
killed. Gen. Grant has rescinded his order
compelling Steamers to carry soldiers at three
fourths of a cent per Mile
The Ohio Eleotion—Desperate Efforts
of. the OOPerlieads. •
The State election engrosses all our attention.
.Business will be• almost entirely suspended in
this eitttomorrow: — Every Mal 2 feels the. tre
mendous consequences - hanging on the verdict
of people of•Okdo. Every precaution Kabul,
fraruthas been taken. Forty men armed with
revolveni, on the way .to Dayton - , to vote for
Vallandigha n, have been arrested at Richmond,
Ind. Nine more were arrested at Greensburg,
Ind., from;lllinois. The proof is most positive
against there. - •
• .It Ia said that expenses and wages were paid
these coloniseis in Illinois. Sixteen revolvers,
of large ski; and loaded, were found to be belted
abent them.
Other rebel voters have been detected in this
pity, and they will be promptly met at the
polls.
An election waateld in Chilicothe on Satur
day for Councilmen. In the Fomth Ward the
Union caadida,te' was elected by 81 majority, a
gain from last fall of 57. " That la the way the
State la going. Millions could be bet to-day if
the Vallandighamers would only bet. We have
a'Plicii4orch light procession to• night in this
Secretary Chase will aped*.
• .
,am f fp
• From lioseOrtine army.
Oineun ian,.Oct. 12.
, •
The Oennie dispotok.fronandianspolto gays
that have arrived 'theft, &red from
Chattinnooik,'4l4 were: web tnieoTers in the
.9 11 4,1 3 4. 1 . P• AtetlY we dripped of
t, it 2.1 ^LI
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Cistriiiitin, Oct. 12
From Chilioothe. Ohio.
• • Curounawn, Oat. 12.
PRICE ONE CENT
everything. They represent that the impres
sion is general that Bragg will attack Rosecrans
on Tuesday next, to prevent the Ohio soldiers
from voting.
Reinforcements had arrived. They came by
the fast train through from Bridgeport. Also
the road has been repaired, and all important
points are strongly defended.
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK Oct. 12
Flour 160150. better;ludes of 8 000 bbls. at
26®6 60 for superfine- State, $6 60®6 66
.for common too good Ohio, and $6 20®7 26 for
southern. Wheat advanced 3®5e.; sales of
160,000 bush. at $1 26®,1 39 for Chicago
spring, $127@1 E 2 for Milsvankle club.sl 86@,
1 46 for red Western. Corn advanced I®2e.;
sales of 6,000 bush. at $1 04 for mixed Wes
tern, and $1 03(a,1 04 for mixed Eastern.
Beef quiet. Pork firm at $l5 76 for mess.
Laid firm at 111®114 for barrels. Whisky firm
at 65®66c.
IOrR ';groN:c.
OPENED THIS` MORNING !
A NULL LINE OF GENTS UNDER WEAR!
DITHER SHIRTS, (all kinds and sizes.)
DRAWERS, (all sizes and kinds of materials )
BOYS' UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
LADIES' UNDER WEAR.
Call and examine at
CATHCART & BROTHER,
626 d2w Next door to Harrisburg Bank.
INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS.
ILABlig ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLR SILKS
ARE OFFERED AT LOW PRICES !
PLAIN BLUE AND BROWN SILKS,
ENG. REP MOURNING SILKS'
PLAIN COLORED FIGURED SILKS.
MAGNIFICENT BLACK DRESS SILKS,
BLACK FIGURED pßvois SILKS,
These Goode are of the eery bat Makes, and Cheap.
CATHCART & BROTHER,
827 d2w Next door to HarrLiburg Bank.
Chum Steamers.
Steam Weekly to Liverpool.
POUCHING at QUEENSTOWN, (Coax HAR-
I utm.) The well known Steamers of the
Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steam
ship Company. are Intended to sail as follows :
CITY OF LONDON, Saturday, October 17 ;
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, October 24,
CITY OF NEW YORE, Saturday, October 31;
and everrainceeding Saturday, at Noon, from
-Pier 44, North River.
BATHS River.. ;
PASSAGE,
141:14.11 . 1.11 ii GOLD, on MO IIiaIIIVILLINT IDi Ora
.
=
mar aim, $BO 00nutmeat,
00 1 410 $32 66
Aghtfailmulun, 86 00 do to London, 85 60
do to. 096 po to Paris, 4 0 60
do to Hamburg, 90 . do to 'Hamburg, 37 60
Passengers she forwarded. to Harve, firemen,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, gra., at equally lovrratee.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown : : lst
Cabin, $76, $B6, 6106. Steerage from Liver
pool, $4O. . From Queenestowu, $3O. Those
who wish to send for their friends out buy tick
eta here at these rates.
For further inforraation apply at the Compa
ny's cages.
JOHN G. DALE, Ageat, 15 Broadway, N. F.
or O. 0. EIHMERMAN, Harrisburg.
(nutational.
(REASON SEMINARY.
PROF. E. HUNTINGTON SANDERS,
Graduate of Yale, Principal.
THE Fall Term of the above Institution will
1 commence Sept. 21st, and condone eleven
weeks. .
Board and Tuition about $4O per term. Send
for circular. A few vacancies occur. Address
the Principal at Plainfield, Cumberland county,
Pennsylvania. - septl4 dim
TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
Collation of Penton, Bounties, Bask Pay
and War Claims.
Officers' Pair Rolls, luster Rolls, and Re
cruiting Accounts Made Out.
rgißE undersigned, having bean in the em
1, ployment of the United States during the
last eighteen months, as Clerk in tha Muster
ing and Dfsbursing Office and Office of Super
intendent of Recruiting Service of Pennsylva
nia; respectfully Informs the public that he has
opened an office in the Dear TRISIGHAPH
Building for the purpose of collecting Pen
sions, Bounties, Back Pay and War Claims ;
also, making out Officers' Pay Bolls, Muster
Roils and Recruiting Accounts.
All orders by mail attended to promptly.
novl-dtf SULLIVAN S. CBMD.
THE GUM PECTORALS
CONTAIN Coltsfoot, Horehound, Ipecacu
anba, Senega and Squill, (the most relia
ble expectorant known,) are the chief active
constituents, so - blended with Gum Arabic and
Sugar that each lcaenge coetains a mild and
Very pleasant dose. Are very useful to soothe
a cough, allay tickling in the , throat, to relieve
boarsenese, catarrh, sore throat, &c. Prepared
and sold by S. A. K.UNICEL & BRO.,
°cis Apothecaries, Harrisburg, Pa.
AGUE 1 AGUE I I
A SIMPLE and Effectual Cure. Hap been in
use for fifteen years—never known to fail.
Sold wholesale and retail.
C. S. ESHER,
624 North 12th street, Philadelphia.
octB4llolo
SHADE TREES.
WE are now ready to receive orders for Shade
TV Tree& To person clubbing, purchasing
in large lots, will sell "twenty per cent. lees,
and will also , superintend the limiting, and
warrant them. If they fail to grew,' I will re
place them without charge. J. MISR,
Keystone Nursery.
RIM BEEF.
Hicthener's
Esbeisior Beef,
WM. & Co
Suet received by
oat
COD FISH,
A
FBU lot juat received,
septll43 .W 74. DOCIE, & CO.
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