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B V U EoRGE BkIIGNEk;
THE 'TELEGRAPH::
immistin
- MORNING AND EVEINiNG,
By GEORGE BEE . GNER.
QB 2 O .7.W.P.11.* near Walfsig. • -
TERms
ausiairrirtoscarremost.
'ltie DAILY Tiiiicciara is served to subscri
bers in the Oity •at '_B:olatir; *W I - . Yearly
rubscribers
Wale:out TILIKIBAPH.
'l'he Tioasosern is also published _weekly '` , and
(gialshedloshbacribiarTs at the. ; follow*; eiksh
rates : 5 -
Single oriples, ; .. .. . . ... $l.OO,
Pen topics, to one postofoe 9.00
Nen " _MAO
AL raenento BArat-The, following are the
I•Atee :lor.adverdetrig In theTBWRA,Ps;
hatillicateitteiht to do itteatieldight
for rotat:ea.' - w :
arr Four lines or -less (*mature Rue -half
square. ,131ight lluesostiliorieffurl' I fourcOnati
a..quaTe.
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Admimarattonbiotiem l / 4 .1 time a :gook, ata tinae,x...B2 26
iiiiertate ikektees. .......... 75
Andgcc.V. Kotthat . 1 60
Nokeos enett Imrtertitm.,; -
tir:Btl4lsl4 notienif iiiserfiat In' the.
&11*;:or•belore Marilagna'andlifinfiniol;o*
Oarre rat Linn for each '
As an adverriedinrettliiillithilniiiiihas
no equal, lareii.aircnimAn,
men and Willies, fa6l4;lnd country piscine
it beyond competition. j•
ficteto.
sUE ZER ' : ;$O;USI f
IlAtiltiatSUß4, PA. :
IrVILIS.oId established House has undergone
. extensive improvements; and • been- snort
oughly. renovated and refitted. .
/618 Pleasantly located in the heart -of the
easy' access to the State Capitol and
_Bakal° grounds.
[, - For the accommodation of our guests; nu , haste
recently commenced to ran a Coach, to and front. the
fictiin.ad. Its this manner unpleasant delay in
•leavol - the depot for the Hotel will, be studded, iti4
7 =o mare time aforded guests for meats when kave
sap the douse:
intending that the BUEHLER HOUSE shall
be maks homelike resort for the stranger and
Ira% eler,.we respectfully solicit a continuance
ptablio,patronage.
septl7 &lot OEO. J. BOLTON, Preprietor:• :
.AVENUE HOUSE,
Corner 7th Street and Pantry bank Avante,
. • WAtiIIINGTON, D. C.
ITEM Subscriber bags leave to inform >the
.I. Public that be has thoroughly refitted 4,ruk
refurnished this House, and•that it is now. one
of the most complete and comfortable hotel's in
the National Capital.
.The location is the best;
and most, central of any in the city. The
chambers - and attires otrooms are unequalled
for their vise, ventilationand elegance. Him=self and all his attendants spare no pains to
meet every, want of his ghests. His table is
supplied daily with the :bniit .the ..markets of
Washingtpn, Baltimore and Philadelphia of i
ford. kierespectfallY asks • ladies and ;gentle-;
:men visiting Washiogton. to callik4djUdge-fa4
jitemselves. •
,[septl3'daai] J O . GABEL'.
40 1 Htiliattl:StAidg - 416T Err;
• '
MOV S Y M & RIMMISPNI ProPtietY.B.,
rllllO4 well known Mid -is 'atilt in e. condi4
Ition to'neconuntslitei the trairefing:tinblinl
atfOidinf the most ample convenfentes'alaaifor
14eiiinsient gnest and the permatent_Waldo.!
TILE, UNITED STATES _HOTErt:hg.::-Iseiii
,intliely refitted through Ont, snd now ab 4
go zattexialzhims equal' in extent, comfort and
mt i n iyto,tkol hotel between Philadelphia:and
pl i tiak,;_vg„Lattlocation is the beet the State
c a pw,„ L „Ndug ;In easy ACCOBB to all the ytdlroack
depots, and in Sloss proxiMity to all the publid,
offices en4irakz 4 fiess localities of the city, Is
- the convex:deices of 1 I.
2 1 ; 45/18.2 CLASS 110 TrE
and the ProPristma are
. detef , irdied Spare
riectiforatrkinse; time , or labar:l6-.:-Misare - thq
cadoif-of`the" - ,04 3 .: Psitto4ki4f
tttotafikvaiio-As respscUeLy Bou4row
- • .16,1 T-ox-Ii
OR: 041:04A,
~ ~~~As
NO: 119 MARKET STREET,
rgieth poaitively extracted 1)04" by- the
nod of nitrous oracle: • --oca4tf
HENRY C. oRTH,
Teacher of the Zane, Melodeon and
Violin.
Tense reasonable.
lbiThlrd street, between Market and chi Ate
n it streets. 1131 1 n::-
„
kIAIN OF MARROW.
TBE purl oxpreued oil qf Beef Bone Marrone . /
for beautlYing and' Steengthening the , :
hottil perfumed_ 7 4 .14 1 floWorll:::WPOtedi end!
sold by 2
a q 81:- • . APo9#l44;l***g• -I
Air E VP 3 RIGAI9 I, II II 'okve " r'64lliii4
AlOsix Invoke. "42'
an2l WAL DNS, Jr., & Co.
DIL • SOIENSGN
LOCK HOSPIT AL.
TritfildisCfiverild the moat ceitisin, speedy and
j =effectual remiiklos in the world for
It - 821 - 80 IfilkraibENCE.
muss WiliEjio &faro novas.
NO, i; I tY - Dir NOXIOUS DRUGS.
A U-sq* , .lKirlantda, of No Morse, in from One to .
Two Days.,
Weakness of the , Back, AkeAlone of the
.Kidwpye, , and Bladder ~Involunitary dit
Ititsiges;-Impotency,-' Ge neral Debility, NeK
vonsnees, Dome's, Languor, Low-Spirits,
OdaffisiOn' - or Ideas Palpitatio - of the
Heart, lindafti,, Tietddinks; Dimness of Sight
or Giddiness, Disease of the Head, > Throat,
Nr so or Skin. Affections of the Liver, Ding?
Stomach or Bowe . :*=-those terrible disorders
,arising
,from the iklfterY Habits of Youth--,
thoseieciet and solitary practices more fatal to
their, : vic„thne timis the song of Syrens to this
Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most
dant hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage,
&0., impossible,
YOUNG MKS
UM
Especially, who have become the victims of
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thbusands of Yonne. Men of the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might °the rwisti,hthe entranced listening Sem ;
ates with the thunders of eloquence or waked
to ecstasy the living lyre,'may call with full
confidence.
MARRIAGE.:
;
s4 a
g
T.grg
"'
Harried Perko ,or Young Heu conteruplet
ing marriage, being aware of physical' weak
Rees, organic debility, deformities„ &ct., speedily
oared.
He who:places bienwkli under the care of Dr
may rCbgioulAy confide 44.14e r hquor as gen::
flexural rind oonfidenfliielY upon his skill as a
Physician.
Immediately aired; and'AA vigor . restored.
8 g
X'fra
3.
SW
Zse 4
L.ll
IKte4b
This distressing affectiOnwhich renders life
mketabbrandem.strh9le-bi4imible—is the pen'L
alty PIO by lkii,irrabol/1 ofimproper indulgence.
Yetung persons'aie too apt to 'commit excessee
from not being aware of the dreadful - DAB&
venous that may ensue. Now who ,thst,tus;
derstands the subject will pretendi to deiy4blif
po,wer of procreation Is lost sooner by thrise
failinginto 'improper habits than by the prmi
dent. & Besides being depred:the : pleasures of
healthy 'hirapring, 'the most serious and destruci
tiVe symptoms to ,both body and , mind : arises
The system biicnnies deranged, thephylicid:iiiid
mental functions weakened, lose prarhabisi
Power; nervous dyspepsia,
don of the heart, indigestion, constitutional
debility, a wasting -.the, frame, „cykugh,f con;
and'dmith. ' •
OE
Onic . s,,,lttfiiiiitsil,Fiemqg &caw,
Leff hand Me going from Baltimore street, si
few doors from the corner. 11 1 811,not to obserte
name andAtynber.
-' ' mast" lose paid and contain a stamp]
ThkrDixdoesiDiplo - nne bang in hi's office,
DE. JOhNSON, -' •• -1,
Member oiTtile &Tail galiage..of Burgeons; Lon•.
don, graduate ficrin one of the most eminent.
lithe "'Drifted'State r somd the greater
Part of;iilio,OP life haaPemliPoht4irt the'bospi-,
tali of
.Lpicloaile, ,Phiiaftlphia _end else-;
ec
whero;hisliffected ioinis of thet foot astonishing'
cures that were ever ',known ; many troubl
with iikuiflng *the head and ears when asleep;
greao Iservdasaisise being alarmed at sudden,
soandir, zbeabfaizaites, . with frequent; slushing ,1
attended sometimes with derangement of 'mind
TAlLE.E.a.Rl'lt;utsAll NOTICE.
mete ikiiidiO4l'"ortliO sad and melancholy.
effects pitidial*l.hfeifiy, - ha Jilta, of youth, via :
weakness of Die back and 41inbat Obis In the
head•,. - dimness ..*.of sighkross'of muscular ' power,
Tafpilation•zof 'Abe heart, -dyakosiffi:nervolus'
biritaliiiity, Omptoms of consumption ; ff.C.! ,
. ,:lifieritni. -- -Thel fearful. effects on 'the Triind
ate': mach%to Iscdreadedlosa , of • memory , - bon.
, fifilon lof ids* depression . of splrita,•evillini
bedlam', . *masker, to :society, abif :distrait, love
of solitude,: tinddity,4c., are-soma of the evils
produced.
- -7. - 2:033 1 M lag i - •-'
Who have intifred . tilenititiVrfa7,by' a certain
paitiaOrliidtdgedll2-vidien 4100 4 a: t ia NC . f r i 3 .
quentlr iiiiined - from"sill' enniiardOna, -, of it
'ached; 110- idea* •of which s are niihtly'fillti;
'weal . When' , isiCark • &Jeff ' not cared; renders
marriage tinpthidble, and' destroys both mind
andbody,ira
shoulitiPpit AediatalY..
What a 13 4 11 4 fi1it." - ..a:lbtliff'. man, thelope of
his country, the Wailing.- of his parents, should'
be snatched frepttg,prc.spetlir • and enjoyments
of life,-Xytthe:oonsegrambes .of - deilathik froin
thiVath : ' pflingui*ikriCindulenkrin*ceitiOD
&a:ten - 01W tanaktirraenk mar; befi# ocita.
Vt 6l ot l : - ' '
~., , ~. :.• • "]yrkRRT/ta; - - '
... ,
Edina that a sound mind •OM body, are the'
atosb:neoessa*ibatdsites to Yaimate:coniittbial
happiness. Intle, without these, the Jo atney
through life beoomee a weary pilgrimage„:; the
prospect
,darkens to, the view; the mind- „bewmatlialuidried with despair and filled ;with
-tiii:Tngraislibliyeffeaticin tbat;thi,:litappiness of
1
lalifethevrecikuathliglited With our ..
,r,-
. _
DISEASWOILLKPRUDICNOR. , -
.Wiffin:the misguided and imprudent votary,
of-pleastutrfhtddrejlaalrabilser WI , seeds of,
this_pahaful„disairig it Abel 'Often haYpens that.,
aie ilitini4dilinati J OT 'Shame or the aread of die
._ ........_ ... , .
ooverY 'Abbitifilmilrom`ipplying to' those who,'
from edirisitkirtriitiaspeotability; 'din alone,
lxtrienA.h l3 W fifilallo into. the'lmade of igno
rant and designing : pretenders, who, .. Incapable
of curing; - filch ;Ms pecriniaky substance, keey
him tilfikv;, month:altar month, or uloaXita
the smallest fee cm - be 'olatainiq;ind'in;•4pair •
leave*bilinfilAth - • iiiltied health to sigh" over his
galling disappointment; -ot; : by the- Use of the
deadly poison,
,Itigrolit, hasten the constitu
tional symptoms of this terrible:4ow, ing,h - so
,44444.4)8Tfit115; Heed, Throat, Skin, Vol
irg -.:1,:' ! *kW Militlari rapidity till death
Ai a tio hIP - dreadful:au/WI bi amid
,hini:fiicikit ;311dineovi WI
r 0 : powitry : from
; ....
ileti 49 t rav eller Fltiiins• -,.: • . " '
_ ..
SEIN
',- T ,r.' . 'ilti 7.•, -.:T5,;:,.'
113 - ALLmlClraif.4lDatXl
fismatitm_lo-Taltisp - .
t i•& ou an^" ''dipOeired at tbliinietitOce,
ia,d 2 ,llki'illizattrotte ir4ortain
by Dr.:'
stuA l 9 7 -! Ak er Li l / 4 000 1 la the giiionetr,'
figLitifieee of which: ve
4 5q - fmanY4l-..- -t •;- letielhe 016114 be .
" of
character
-1641 .- 011 =gagialaki'l4?
"•
11'
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011 ice 10, 7 South Frederick St:
:HARRISBURG-, PA., FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ! 30, 1863.,
filebital.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
LYON'S PERIODICAL'DROPS,
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS,
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS,
THE GREAT 1 1 10 MALE REMEDY 1
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY 1
THE GREAT FEBIALP =HMO,*
THE BEAT FEMALE REMEDY
LYON'S PERIODICAL. DROPS
LYON'S,PERIODICAL DROPS
LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS
LYON'S PERIODICAL-DROPS
AltE BEVER, THAN,, PILLS !
AgE. B OTE4 _TBANA:PiIas
ARt turps, PILLS
ARE IatITER THAN PILLS 1
Lyon's Periodteal props,_are
ME ONLY FLUID PREPARATION.
THE ONLY map PREPAR'A.TION
THE ONLY FLUID PREMATION
THE ONLY FLUID PREPARATION
ever brought before the-public, and as a diu
retie and specific for irregularities, challanges
the world to:produbetan equal ; thefare; Intik;
most obstinate cases,
RELIAI3LE, AND BUBEIDIKVOOOD 1
RELIABLE, AN:D. SURE 2T0 , D0 . GOOD-1
RELIABLE, AND MIRE TO,DO goo') 1
RELIABLE; AND SURE TO DO`GOOD 1
AND CANNOT DO HAIM,
AND CANNOT PQ
ANtrOANNOT 2 PO HA.RI2,`
AND CANNOTIDO,';ELISH,
i
WTHE DIRECTIQNS ABE igtg ;TO!;
IF THIS DIICE t TION liith:" ADS 'l6l
IF THE DM - lONS LOW fit :01!
IF THE DEMOTIONS ALtE,AuIiE .vg,l
BE
"-• t Am ATT Alikb• . r •
isitegAl • AtEdknffieg..it '47 2' . 4 fr.-4414 4 -11
SAIPEC,AritALL'TIMIBI- • ' -
SA IS: ALZ =WS !
except`v;hen ‘ ..express...l4,;fOricAddeik d o ir e; e o ---
dons whialiare wr4PPed:Arcuunt2WP.A6JT.
and hn4e the writteusignatatro_of.Dß:.
1:YON 4port t4etn.
NONEWHERE'OE9ENUELTE!
130 NE OTtiEESAIiE GtE J
NONE OTHICESA EVILIEgUIN E
•Noonkrfnmas ;ARE , OEN ultrE •
BEWARE OF cOtarriattgrit
BEWAREIF 0 1 IINTRRFEITS
BzWARE OF COUNTERFErth
BEWARE OF commute/um
They cure tall thbrie ills ' Aimee ,
system is subjected i With: dlspatek sed it Atigl4,
of, certainty which , ttothhig •bia taitioacini,
compounded fltdd , preparaticiit 'could Teach;
USE NO 0131 EN !
USE NO OTHER !
USE 1 , 10 - OTHER.!
UNE NO OTHER !
stand 'before thg.iworld 11#`440 ne
plus ultra of, remediesh... tm. , tllQ., oura:„Aft all
diva:lloos of Ilia, liiclaeya, au4;bladder t .,Leucoroalii
liolapaos, and ityzi,mild, loakpoistliiro correction
of ,#.F.4.44110e5.
LO NOT-13111-POSED DPON.I
DONOLBIIIIMPOSED 13P01414
DO ;NQ BE liIPOSILDUFION I
DO NOZBEIJIIIXOSED 12015
.
by`those who haVe • otber,.,Preparatiorie which
they desife to'pairdoffiurion tEeitishgtl ed:he
popuiat:49 . of-My . DiOrs, and ',WAo*istonfinietid
their own nostrums,, ! thus *UPirefoOfitgE to
themselves =the 'const ant Ileiiaad . .rfor:or Pe
riodical Drops, as a medium for` selliWg
some
thing`whlch is mitthlettlaiiir liallieldifiC But
when. the Druggist you apply Ito has not got
them, either make hinibuy
,them for you, or
else enclose one Dollar ,to the nearest general
Wholisakiiiion, , _ l / 2 i167*i11 - itpiiin you ,a bottle
blietiwneExpress. ' ""-• •` - • - ' •
You will thus save: yourselves trouble . . , ::and
obtain relief from the greatest Female ,Begulac
for of the Nineteenth Century, ; ,,, ' , .
Over 2EOOO 'Bottles of this . - medicine' have
been sold withluthelatiteri:MOUtfis, and every
Lady that has .used•them, -but for,tho.nature of
the cure, would furnifik 'Us With her SWornscer
tificate of their efficacy. It takes but one Doi
lar to make the kittielinient;'; and I appeal to
those of your sex who are, sulabring:7lvill you
Waste army whetia SiUglUDOlarmikl,glip you
•
Troikited solely ;io. 7
tieing PhYkiClaU.:.. •
Price $1 pa' koitle;
. , •
Ga;F:TCVAICIRKtt
~gpy6BALA"Dnuaa l T,
• •
Ginietatiientryfoi:pnitlia Statesiuidl.Cana
v UT , For sale at Airlioleitale 4 l4 j: • ; •• •••
BARNES & CO„ New York.
,WENADO..;
ITSWeigore''l4 by D.'x.Vik
i l l f i ttr°4:4l"
Driiikests.
' ' • ".7.L.nr"ahrrt.s &
(dame lageurs, ,, swwwmai Pau
Oowden, 23 Korth oth street, Phibideiphia.
aPJATDD3COVASY
Applicable...`:,:
• useful Arts>
=
1a %rxcid
Agents in Phlii.
v,ije?tidly,:.,!;•i i '.-
KUNKEI „CELEBRATED
lIITIER WINTOIOI3OITr -
BITTER WINE. QFI RON,
, BIriSS WINE :oFiipitr,
=
ES=
ffiisrellantons.
'USEFUL and VALUA
BLE - DISCOVERY !
IN S 0 UV B.L E :CEMENT;!
Is of,..more general practical
ntility,tl an-,any. invention
no*lndore the public). It ling
: =rt : thoratghly tested aux
ikidthe lao-41vo Yakri
pnictiCal men; and pronocc.-
cydiliv illito be,
:401 3 .ERIKOR ANT
.Oheiliel"paparationaluiown
1141.Tcw's z ,,INspitupLa opm/it
Is p-nsF- tl4pg i and the re! :
1114 t „Of; Togs : , of study ; its
combinatiop is on
~4 new thing
&fa* Prindpka, - '
AL14,11 . 00 Tto eirctur4taikcee
oi pnaperature ;
it4r 4 t me.beco.thrY.OPt or
104WairifoNABITC4woll•
Ita Combination..
BOOT . & SHOE
iaiititacturere, using M a
.• .cs find it the beet
article known a Cementing
fOr l ihe Channels, it work
without delay, is not Lotected
;by change of _tempera
kne.
0 • ';eJENVELEIIB
Boot and Shoe
Manufacturers.
Jerweleia;
Will field sarneiteitily adhe
sive i for_their use, as has been
Ilia*daily adapted to Leather,'
Audtrwe claim as an especial'
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[From the :Louisville, - 14:,lournal; &SAM.]
Ales pleasant cenrity,town.s+f, Aclatirzjure Iwo
cursed by two recent visite froni guerrilla bandit
The first' WO br i abont 52 inen„_cn Saturday:
week, under the notoriousr-Dlllsbury, and' ilds
second on Monday withi2so;orBoo repeat
ed the visit under Hamilton,,Chatzmiengusod,'
R. H. Phillpott and Pillsbury. On , both, omit:
slons;alisoon as they entered the town, they
commenced the indiscriminate robbery of every
one in the streets, taking watches, money . ,--and
valuables,With pistolit presented - in inidealunt
proximitptotheir victim's headi. c 'Thee {rem
no respectorslof persons ;tnegroadsvere assailed
with as much- sang.froid as lint. Gaither,
the Ben-hi-law and secrefary - of State of Gov:
Berlah Magoffin, who lotit
The utter recklessnesi of 'these , ' sollundrids i t
may be appreciated when: we,are told) by.citi l
wens that Champ Ferguson,,, a murderzspotted
fiend, Was'the Scat be'firviedbf thegang. They
broke open the safe of Stiddartli St'Alexander,.
Set the office on fire, burned.the records of the
Clinton county and •Circuit Courts, which had:
been brought there for safety, took away sev-*
eral nevem+, all of 'Whom, but two or three:,
managed to elude the vigilande oLtheir captors
and return to their homes. They seized three'
wagons filled with goods. from , this city,:anst.,
drove them off, stripped"the tows, of all the;
store goods, and wantonly broke up the ftiini
tura. Governor Bramlette's extensive - law
library, with his private papers and letters
was taken off and scattered all along the mad,
for two miles out of the town. -
As they *ere detrarting, wheri they reabhiiiL
themunicipal boundary;•they
round, and, with mingled, humor
~ inidAriginpli„
gave, three cheers for.Govemor Bramlette and,
no 'more men or Money ! they "passed D`ai`
they robbed two stores in Cilinibikland comity,'
and seized a large number of:toil - ail, Laiuctidn
Adair county they °yen strippizid4lorrings from
the fingers of ionngl44—...:They. left in 'the
direction of Ovsrpoakoriiiity,wcroes the border,
and a large number of this gpg of desperadoes
were citizen rogues', improvised as robbers . for
the occasion, and on a thieving ex-ursion'froni
Tennessee.' We think, from all the information
we have gained, :that this , raid on.Colurtibiamas.
the most aggravaied, t wantoo, and cruel of any'
that has been atuidipted - in tau btafe.
t;l.'e • !.
1'74; • •
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A 'CORP3' OV LEE'S AEI! REPIIETO
EAST TEN LESSEE,
lirobable Attack on. Burnside.
Nsw..Yoinc, Oct
A special dispatch, to ; the, 7,rews, date, d the!
27th,, trona Cliatthnooga, says,:..„.
Unreliabie inielligence has been receiVadof
moiernent °fa portion of Bragg's array, tindet t
Longstreet, up the valley:. of..the Tenne4see':
river, with the intention of pperating, , „agginst
gdrnfslde.
• It is believed that , a'airpe of I;se',s army,
under Ewell, - is meting-into East-Tennessee by
way of Lynchburg for thimble purpose.' •
ARMY OF THE 10TbidA0-
Changek in MeadWs
The Rebels - Attack the Sixth eartml
WALangecoN Oct. 29.- r•
Gen. Meads has within .a day or two 111,A4f3
some chan g es in his position,looking to ; the;
Vetter pratc t ion of those ; engaged'_
in the re-!
bOliaftfiction of Orange Railroad . .
While this Change was being effected, at
about three o'clock -,yesterday, , morning,: the'
rebels made a demonstration; gainst the Sixth!
Corps, but nothing finther,..wss• accomplished'
than the driving in °tithe : pickets of that corps
a short distance, wtien„tbe.rebels retired.
. . _
• THE CALL POR TROOPS. •
THE QUOTAS OF THE STATES. ;
Drafted - Men Receive Only $l6O Bonny
'Wee: Ton, Oct.''29."
In the recent announcement orgaotes to the,
several_States, under the Resident's proclarnail
Lion of . October; calling out 300,000 men, the;
deficiencies of States under former calls and
under the recent 'draft,' - are 'tairen'aotimmt' of ,
only in reference - to saubseqUent draft, - in case;
another is , rendered necessary by, the failure
purdah the full quota of volunteers.
' It is prtsumed that iiike will be no draft in;
those States which raise - 'their quota; of three.
hundred thousand Volunteers, called forbY the!
President 4 proclamation, but in . States where,'
through failure to raise their quota of the ;
three hundred thousand volunteers, the draft
hue to be resorted to, all deficiencies at the time
eiistinftin such' States will betaken in account.
Dratted.men and sitbstitutee are entitled only
to the $l6O bounty proVided , by law- and not to,
the increased bounty of $3OO offered to "mina.;
teer recruits. • .
Several men were arrested yesterday.-for being;
engaged in a ixastraband trade with the rebeta4
'flair names ate Grorties,, a, futies patentee and
manufacturer, and.lS,'See, Crocerc and Oliver)
Two of them are commission merchants and phti
other one la a Captaitiof
.The fuses have. been supplied to the rebels,
and a regularly,prepared scheme of ;trade ,with
the South WaB in. progress of being carried out)
The arrestedparties ate in F,,rt Lefejitto, — ,l
: If
Two Rebel Raids.
LATE FROM CRATTUOMPL : "
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The gunboat Peelle traa launched to-day.
, Important from Chattanooga.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 29
=I
Oar kaa , in the brilliant achievement at
Chattailiega, was Only 5 killed and 15 wound •
ed of Haim'a brigade.
Genera:Paid/et is assigned to the command
of the,l4th army corps.
Another dispatch, dated Stevenson, the 28th,
says : general Hazen, with 2,000 men of
Palmer's division; attacked the enemy on
lookout Mountain, and after a sharp contest,
drove them from their position.
Coramunicatlim will be Opened between
13iidgeport and Chattanooga, along the Ten
nessee.
The Five Twenties
. . PHILADELETIA, Oat. 29.
The subscription agent reports the sale of
1§;712,,0O0 fiiettwenties on Thursday, the, largest
'ititleyet Made in any one day.
=One' Boston house took over two millions.
At this rate.of salad the amount remaining
unsold will be consumed in six weeks or less.
The ten days' notice which was published
some time since, only, referred to the with
drawal of the loan by the Secretary, while the
amount authorized was unsold. So little re
mains that it will probably be left to be ex
hausted on the principle of "first come first
served."
The Union Victory at Canton. Minn.
CISCINaATL, Oct. 29.
General McPherson's expedition has returned
to Vicksburg. McPherson destroyed all the
mills on die pinta; took many prisoners; had
several skirmishes; and drove the enemy out of
the country between Vicksburg and the capital
of Mississippi.
Unrestricted trade with Memphis is now re,
Stinted,.
7 de w-
SOUTHERN NEWS,
TEIN num MARTLSND AT ILICKUOND.
The following paragraph, from the Richmond
Enguker.of Taer.day, undoubtedly refers to the
gth Mifribuid:
"Two hundred and thirty more prisoners ar
rived from 131eneral Imboden's command laet
night, being *h second instalment of Ft &rale
reeently,elpttmsi by that active and pliant
force:
TISe Confederate Clothing Bureau; has, we
gnthestand; nzfr,d the pews of , work on uni
limns in that Itaßartment.at 12 for jackets
and.st.sofo,t pa i ntal v ecnis. A woman wog king
ejtb a Marbled will, make „at tbia rate from
Si 5016 *Or tier.Zl the family is large
adettheriefichstreeseairelew. it is to be cow
raisaratodi_orlfibtlt4boter is a "lone woman"
:soy the Lora hers filmy on her, far hanger
IME
- incell-Soal 2 ll netvant woman, ninetsen
yet= old,rgtiii at o.uction in Lynchburg, Thum
oh; fOr NINA, cash. Oa Friday a young
wdmaui►a+ sold at atiotion in 'hichmond
0,000 °ash,
utpnovixia TSB 01311RESOY.
In the Senate at Richmond, on Moaday, on
motion of liir• Arpistioug it was
..B_erolved, That a committee of seven be ap
t:OW.oa to colisider. and report whether any
can he imitipte-d by the General Aißc Em
bry ppD ve Atie du rreicy.
`.The Vide Preald'ent appointed Messrs. Ann
atiOng, Marshall,' Lewis, „Nash, Hart, "Qaeens
heir' yr tci'doinpase said. committee.
.The. "following litigation, propesed by .11r.
•liewls, was refetred to the same 'committee :
Resolved; That the select committee on the
subject of the currency irquire irro the expe
diency of authorizing a loan by the Common
wealth to the Confederate G,vern
meat, of $40,009 . ,000, to bear an interest of six
.perrent. per gamin, payable semi annually ;
101 A that tnorinquife, also as to the most ex
pedient male of raising that sum—the said loan
to be made only upon the condition that pro
portionate sums,are subscribed by the other
Stateiof the Confederacy, and by corporations
and private individuals, amounting in the whole
-t0t5400,000,0001 -and upon the further condi
tion that the Confederate Government issue her
bonds for said loans ' and that neither the prin
cipal or interest ofsaid bonds shall. be liable to
taxation. by the Confederate or State Govern
ment... _ •
ma 64a Or GILITERA.L PaSOIL
A correspondent furnishes the Petersburg Ex
presi with the'reasons that induced Gen. Pryor's
resignation of his commission as Brigadier.
The following is an extract:
"So soon as he wtrs, relieved from command
on the Blackwater reported to the War De-
Partrnent for active duty. He waited five
months in vain , for a command. To a man of
his active temperament such a position was ab
solutely intolerable.
"Hiaimpreme desire was to serve his country
in the field ; and failing to obtain any awn
natce.of a command within any definite period,
no Alternative was left but to resign and enter
the ranks as a private. It is proper to state
that no allegations of delinquency in duty were
preferred against Gen.Bryor. On the contrary,
he has onstplimertteryttotices from all the su
perior ofiliers tinder whom he has served. It
vain be seen, therefore, that the resignation of
Gen.. Pryor was not prompted by pique, whim,
caprice, or offence wfth the Government, but
py a high genie of duty, and a determination
to'render active service in the field."
LAIIOE Quantities of Ornamental and Shade
Trees at reduced pines, if orders are sent
in immediately to the Keystone Farm.
There could not be a more favorable fall for
the planting of Shade Trees than the present.
For-accommodation ,we,
will superintend the
Planting if in the Immediate neighborhood—
if orders are sent in at once. J. MI,H.
oct2l
1883
NI:ILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
j HATE the pleasure , mf- informing my ens-
Lloiners and the public general'', that I have
now-on-hand a full stock of Fall and Winter.
110 B,.,inelnding trench Pattern Bonnets,
illblxirit;`,, Siiki, v e lvets,' 'races, French and
Aniariolgn Fl o wers, Feathers,Ao. Also, Straw,
Beaver and Felt Hats and Bonnets, of the
latest styles and design - a' ,
WILLIIAM KBUSEN,
No 218 Arco street, PhiLtdelphis.
se pt 22 d2siV, .
KIIVIIII3, ,henntaladly ossiod,
1L - in cans awl 's% of all der hone ,. and of
the moot &elide= aniseWT, foreale'by
ig WK. DOCK, Js, & CD.
PRICE ONE CENT.
BALTutonc, Oct. 29
num mom
NUM o 141109.
FALL
1888