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• 11 A RRIS BURG, PA
Wedueaday Eveaing, Jaunty 20, tBO4
The Constitution and the Union 1 !
6 The ;Faithfulness of Our
_Rulers Worthy- the
Confidence of a Faithful People l !
eDarlpittu County True to True Men
and Katy of the Names in Suppof t of
the Government!!
with the request of numerous
itizene of Dauphin county, I do hereby Issue
call for a public meeting of all, the loyal del
30E thereof, to assemble in the court house,
the city of Harrisburg,
ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1864,
or the purpose of endorsing the recent recom
enda ti on of our Representatives in the Leg's:-
tut-J. to the effect, that
TE RE ELECTION OFABRA.Hibi LINCOLN.
•.
HE PERPETUITY OF THE NATIONAL
UNION ! ! .
His imp:1111%1 administration of -the author
(;es of the Government—his bold defence of
f ra :ichises—his vigorous resistance to its en
jos_y, ' , Ai jealous regard for its purity—and
u n fel tei 1.:14" Protection of the freedom which
insures to al :—entitle him to the confidence
the support o 4: the American people, and
the gratitude aid love of all ramkind - ,
hiving that
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Iti'TEGRTTY"OF 11,7 -1 -E GOVERNMENT
DIYENDS 1.710 1
SUCCESS OF THE ARMOD EFFORT TO
CRUSH TREASON ! . •
people everywhere are proclalCiirg their
3roaluation to continue in power th,lfle who
to thus far faithfully stood by their rl 6 `hts•
THE PEOPLE OF DAUPHIN COUNTY,
er behind in their devotion to what is noblt,
just, are not willing to be the last in
ialing their ndhesion to the men in author
as yeti' a? to the government which they ad
later
trent Epeakeie from abroad now in. the
Capital, and from at home, will address
meeting.
• order of the Loyal 'Union League.
JAMES WORBA.LL, President.
W AND COUNTRY,
VANA CIGARS.-0. A. Bannvart 81 Co
now in store the best and largest assort
of Imported cigars ever brought to this
.et, to which they invite' the attention of.
tkeTs They will be happy to show to all.
mai- favor them with a Out the various'
ids, and - feel confident that their stock can
be equalled. Remember the place—Dru,l
under Tones House. jal9 3t- ,
adliee those who desira to escape the
City of ten per centum to their United Stafes
to call on the Collector, A. $l. Fahnesteck,
pay up during the resent week.
• collector requires Government money Is
en t of taxes. jaolB-Bt_
IFFILtIi lot of Glycerine Soap - received at
, Bannvart & Co's Drug Store. The best
ie market and the moat emollient soap
cats be used. Persons washing with this
will not be-troubled with chapped hands:
janl9d3t
WARD.—An adjourned meeting o
,atizens of the Fourth Ward will
)I.Elope Hose House, this evening, when
Ft connaittee will report. •
..13fEiti nes Leon quite an improvemeut in our
rkets since the change in the time of °pan
ne supply of marketing and,the attend
of buyers is large: than formerly.
Trrify 1, Fifth 11. S, Artillery—which
in thunder tones on Capitol4 l lllll, on in 4.
ition day, left the city to-day, and re
-1 to their post on the Maryland line:
(AL TERM. Or COUBT:A.I3. adjourned
ju meat! Oatirt for Ws . cottiity - will be
in February, commencing on Nonda*;
SALMI, of Altoona, Wa3 seriously if not
s tabbed on Monday last bY'a Man named
. Feeney. The affray resulted from ;a:
31 about money Which Smith said Feenei
him.
a. -Thu ladles of lanoasteF are getting,
fair itt the benefit of sick and womadad:
Id will commence on the 22d Of Fib-.
hi not the ladles of Efatrisburg get up e&
MEM
'ORTION of Enapp's Battery passed through
geEterday, en route for Philadelphia. The
have re-enlisted.
the number who have re-enlisted.
ice the names of -D.. Feaster and James
1, of ELarrisburg—the latter as bugler.
Warm.— A. meeting of the citizens, of
fth Ward will be held at the "Fifth
House," to-morrow evening,-, for tie
of adopting Borne method by which the
of the Ward'EasY be-raised, toitvoid‘the
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WonKs.—A grand pAPifAilic display;l
the charge of PrZeripl4o l3 !
1, was given in Market Square, On 'l'ner,-
.yening, in honor of ;the inauguration., A
number of Equitators were present, and
highly delighted With th
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OCT FOR Comrizararm—Cotiriteriets
x ,
is'now so plenty that • in' almost ertry
ant, in small change, there is apt to be
bogus specimen among it. —There-seems
a large viantity of couUtt4e 7 iTzpos4g t e
tcy in circulation'il and when .the papei
defaced it requires the most - ATqtrt
to detect it. " 4es!
ENE
GIDEON KAUFiMAN, of Gordonsville, Lana:mi
ter county, bommitted stint& by hanging,' on
Monday morning.
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Boy .Is.roatn.—A boy named Burt, of New
Cumberland, was run over by an oyster wagon
at the depot to-day, and was seriously injured—
It is feared fatally.. The horse- attached to the
wagon became frightened at a locomotive,
causing thiaccident.
• Pimp. Wasores liscrual.—Prof. Wilson, of
Dickinson College, Will lecture for the benefit
of the kren's . Christian Association of
this city on to-morrow (Thursday) evening.
Subject—" Our Place in History."
Tho Lecture will take place In the N. S.
Presbyterian Churcli;karket Efinaie.
GRAND TESTIMONIAL BENKerr.—To-night the
benefit of Mr. Hitchcock will take place -at
Senford's Opera House. An immense of
attractions has been prepared for, this occasion,
and we have no doubt Abe be densely
packed, as Mr. Hitchcock has hosts of Mends
in our midst.. , •
SLIFIDR. —On Sand - ay:evening a woman runner!
Margaret Ehrhart committed suicide in 'Lan
caster, by taking lindanam: She had been
laboring tinder aberration of the mind during
the pirst year,, . and during a portion of that
time was an inmate of the insane assylum, at
this place. ' . .
Limos Atfarrosa.—T he President of the Loyal
Union League has issued a call4qr a meet
ing .to beleld , in the Court House this evening,
for the "purpose of "endorsing the recent re
commeadation of our Representatives in the
Logialattre, to the effeot that there-election of
Abraham,Lificoln is necessary to the perpetuity
°Me National Union." Distinguished speak
eri will:address the meeting. Let there be a
full attendanc3 of Union men.
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ME Tautens Aisteman TOR IB64.—This popu
lar ond highly useful publication is-no* before
the people. In its condensed form--;with its
varied fund of information, it is undoubtedly
the most valuable publication issued' from the
American press." Ncitamily, no man of busi
ness, statesman or politician in the United
States, should be without the Tribune Almanac.
It is for sale at" Bergner's cheap bookstore,
ilarket street.
I 4
EkTAL ACOIDINT.-A fatal accident occurred
at Can.'P Curtin about ten , o'clock to-day. The
guards stacked their :guns," when one •of
them fell and was "discharged- the contents
striking and Ostautly killing a 'recruit nawed
George iloss,'.of Allegheny county.' The ball
also struck David gaca, of'-Battery ~ L, First
N. on the cheek and nose, but did
not seriously iojure him.l!ifos,e, who Was
killed, was about eighteen- years of age, and
had but recently enlisted.
Tag Bowan op„ APPtA/B 3 * -- Th 0 - Board :of
f
Appraisers on. the Stuart rai d esterdairepokt-,
ed to Hon. John J. PO I'' he oases which
they have heard up to t timt—numbering
three hundred and forty. We understand that
the Board is novi bitting in Adams county, at
Gettysburg. Franklin and Fa)ton counties
have been attended to. The members of thei
Board are Hon. A. 0. [Hester, Col. Worrell
and Jacob Weldie, Fp:4. 4 .
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DARING 'ATTNILPFAT SDILGLABY AND IifORDITO,
—About 3 o'clock this morning • the freight
warehouse of the Pennsylvania Railroad comJ
pany was burglarionsly entered by ;forcing the:
outer door, and a deliberate attempt made to
murder the - nightWateleman,lifenrylineit. After
entering the warehouse an attempt was made to
enter the office by the door, but it reidsted
then efforts. ; , They then _ tried :tkeiWiiiilow:
opening into the ;office, in which they 'partly
ineceeded, but the noise disturbed :- the: watch;
man, , who, seeing a light, thongkt the ware
house was on fire,,,and went to the window to
see thie cause, when the burglar threw a large
knife or dirk tnrciugh the glass, and
Mr. Buck in the right breast, in the region of;;
the heart, inflicting a severe, though not -den.'
gerous, wound. The dirk, after striking Mr.
Back, fell on the floor. , ieviry evident Mist
was the 'intention of the barglers to SiklitCd.
the=watelngul and than.to forcibly ; operate. on!
the safe in the effinio. dindit the Co r oluditi
and:braverY of :Mr. ilinckAgeri s 9ted thetn.frbini
accomplishing their ends and saved nts ‘ iwn
life, as he seized ihe gun and followed them toi
the door, when they escaped from the ware-,
hon.". _
ptallnika tg paA„t i d on
illaThitcliraMilgia% ittirutelh. c to — t MO di
lapidated condition of the slaveholders' confed-:
eracy, in a t;olniature representation of thefiag
of treason. It is made of the most inferior ma
terial. The two bars of red are formed of
faded calico, while the single stripe of white ,
looks ea if it had seen service on somebody's'
backtioneliefOre it4as used:itO'reforesent'the
white livered cause of treason. On the blue
ground are sewed a number of stars, of white
muslin, serving'perhaps in their pale lustre, to
represent rebel lion , but falling/at ehort of any
representation ef the of-the gems of
heaven, as they deck in splendor our own gag
of the free. Connected with this miserable rag,
however; is a sort or romaiti,irhoi , ll worth
being Tl l 9 rag was , ay.l4 in a pri
vate housii""neir CuTpefifitir Colitt House, Va.,
a buildingwhich was - occupied by, rebel sharp-,
shooters to impede the passage of Company E,
Eighteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry, during the
advance of the Army of the Potomac last
August. In order to ditlodge the assassins an
artillery ftreWaspopenad fin this t l4ll:lriOncl
after the iimilises'were captured by our troops„
the only thing inhuman:shape found in the
building was the Lifeless form of a young and
beautiful dfrty 64,1;i4 f kliosorn i ,
as she lay cold and rigid in deaty!
is another illustration'of the insane
and fiery izeal with whichlkti - WommAflhe
, sonth , take part in the great wrong - 6f ?tiiittitiort z
And alas -00 2 r1t0 41 4aesaFgaiiantf,:the.
!
'fh
0 , ita jaihtealigotnneylvanie Qaval ry
by whourjt ifestteln itcdrom the form of iht
head - :1111W
MN
PAID:WM.-A young soldier named Megahey,
from Iluntitgddn - County, who was sentenced to
be shot on the 14th inst., for desertion, ties
been pardoned by the President.
FATAL ACOIDENT.—A. young man named Wm.
Moore, employed in the rolling mill of Brook,
Brothers, known as Hibernian Iron Works, in
West Cain township, Cheater county, was
killed on Monday, the 11th , by being
struck by
,a :lever. He was a single man and
had an aged mother depending on him for
suppdrt. He had been employed in the mill
for a number of years, and was a sober and
industrious man.
A BADS GYM -AND A:CURIOUS BALM OF THY
Imrsovrosscs OF A TRAITOIL—We were shown
this morning, at the jewelry establishment of
George It'Calia, a rare old gem, fashioned as a
watch seal, which has attached to it a story at
once illustrating the ipiprovidence and the vice
of an arch traitor. Thd seal is wrought from
a mineral only:found in the north of Scotland,
which is held in high repute by the Scottish
nobility; and - known anionglecabnineralOgiste
as Caramagora It is as pure is the diamond,
with Welightly smoky tinge, which rather-adds
thtin.detracts from its lustre. Jeff. Davis,
iris,clays of political quamas, prided himself
greatly in the possession of_ this rare stone, and
wore it with tip display peculiar to the South
ern, taste for gew-gaws-of this description.. Bat,
as the romance rani - in Connection with the
seal; Davis one night in his gambling revels;
suddenly found that'he had drained his feady
cash is euchre, and being loth to leave the game
without` on& desperate 'effort to retrieve his
'fortunes, staked his precious seal on the hazard
of the" cards, and lost ! The seal changed
hands until it has at length found its way to
the cases of our friend Ill'Oallaoirhere it is ex
hibited se a gem of rare Value, as well as a
carious, elic of vice and improvidence. It is
well worthy of a sight.
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCISTIC.-At the annua
election-held at Harilsburi,l9oLinst., the fol
loivicg officers were elected :
President, Thomas P. Knox..
Vice Prosidents,ist district, Wm. H. 11.'Crea
2d do, Frederick A. Shower ;. 3d do, Chas. K.
Engle; 4th do, J. E. Mitchell; sth do, Adrain
Cornell; 6th do, William H. Holstein; 7th do,
Isaac W. Tan Leer; Bth do, Tobias Barth; 9th
do, 0. B. Herr; 10th do, John H. Cowden; llth.
do,,john,B: Beck;' 12th do, Daniel G. Drels
bacb; 18th do, George D. -Jaolus:m; 14th do,
Amos E."Kapp; 16th do, 'Christian Eberly; 16th
do, Daniel 0. Gehr; 17th do, Thaddeus Banks;
18th do, B. Dforris Ellis; 19th do, James Miles;
20th do, Michael C. Trout; 21st do, John: S.
Goe; 22d do, John Murdock, jr. •'
28d do, Wm.
Bissell; 24th do, Joshua Wright r
Additional Members of the Executive Corn
mittee-rMilllam Colder; J. B. Eby, B. G. Pe
ters, James Young, John H. Ziegler.
' Corresponding Secretary—A. Boyd Hamilton
Chemist and Geologist—S. S. Haldeman.
Librarian—John Carwen,ll.-D. , •
The 27th, 2Sth, 29th and 80th , dtsys'of -Sep
ta tuber next were Axed upon for the holding
of the'next annual exhibition. No selection
of place has'yiet igin:made, , lnit the Secretary,
B. Longaker, Req., of Norristown, waa au
thorized to invite, propesals and subscriptions
from such county societies and localities as may
be delirona of •obtaining the next fair, and
makereport.thereen at the quarterly meeting
of the Executive Committee in March next.
The , ,
members present eihibited`nach inter
esd ilithe affairs of the Society, awl spoke most
encouragingly of its present prospects add fu-,
tare success:
Ova "Aragon" Dr.mtamon.—The delegation
of the loyal citizens of New Jersey, appointed
to present to His ltecellenay, Governor Gurtin,
."Auduban's National. 19Otk on. Abe >Bifds and
I:kibetof An as a mark of. their esteem,
were entertained, yesterday afternoon, with a
dinner at the Joules House. The airangeinenta
throughout reflected great credit upon the corn
mittee.'Of.management; and espea t ni upon
their chairman,: Col. ler Dowell, who prodded.
The dinner was gotten up in the best styli? of
'"mine host," of the Joriei House. • " •
The first ign!Wh, in response to a West com
plimentary.to,New. Jersey, was by • Charles B.
Reed, Esq., of Waterford WoTirs, N,J.,lwho
ably and eloquently sustained the task assigned
biro. Bon: Mr. Bighith followed in telling
o yaig humorous • address: Rev.. Mr. Jackson
clue neat in of,•der, speaking.ably for the.clergy
'and tbe part they
,bad sustained in the war:
Hon. Secretary Johnson, of N. J., Willitun B.
Mann, Esq., District AtiOrnei , of"PhiladelPf4a,
Hon. Mr. Watson, a Phliadelphia;
Harrisburg, Colonelfflhoznas,.Alde•da-Camp
on Clover:nolAryrtio'is !Off; Hon. janienl2.,Day
,bin, T., and ot4ers, also ,rosporit*,..to the
Calls e l f thnfeo - mOany,ina all were vociferously
stoblanded.''' ". •
Governor Curtin was obliged to deoline Ma
ki%'.2o_l3l3ekob, pleqding fitigue frotn.the labors
9f Sim day„ "
After a song by Col. WDowell, and sundry
recitations and impromptu toasts, the dinner
came to'an` and, ifiA . the' illibtest drawback
having marred the larmony of the . &Chalon.
pm pwara PANITSTIVANI4 qivAptr.---The
Saventh-rinumqvan la Cavalry have Thenilsiett
...
and are 'now on they way 'home ferjtjthed
for thirty days. .
The, subjoi ned itkifyoc
tm ... ienlary notice
ofiliareginisit is from We, Louisville
/sum&
~ , ,
~Amonrthe regiments i)i--tho= , PikertMent of
the Outaberlandilliettem*3'oft yhtolt have
re-WilfdokitieriCieteriiiiP births Sofentili:Penti
syllntnimOavtgyi no* in NashvillSErefitit Way .
home tr4iiijotitioielfitlar furleughcandTiefult
its sadly riicinciiii ranks. The career of this
r beeiP
regimett2ha's E among the Malt . illitin r
ErtiaAZ ei l cilitY d t-fliifr%mc i
it his partichatcliitillainthst
dititylitalimi
skirmish that has been fought in the district
liotvrgeraCthe.OlittattnifiTentniitekilitireik and,
undatialt . clidnilSitiiffile'liiki.brome itailfi_gSl
antly: Mid - gallitid - roncif l'oli-, itii"-Oginlen
rimpa mA. timo_
.. bje IleAtonolate.—ifi bat%
- -taitaidfteditititilie.nktitili Ri o tkdrteen tai;
ogements,lmong :.Whiblk-.' are Mona Hills,
Stone iltlytegOgiVP.lrrokt+iitinkil'illte sabre
cliarg9t-tt vS - Thuld 9; # - .ll l lflintic paw:ragmen
"01 any :a r:l6ft iservirm has a prouder
reaiic,g66.ti.b.sUig
Lialtidensy_lvardtc - - .N t= vp
3iddrelbOrp 9rP iimiglioj 'h eft
r it-tsyniti t abwtVilddlthal ey
il44lPgAgOtl4
pplfp Pliktitiitros ll 4l 4 * - s9 o4 VPOR ti rtt
1.: I
Ell
PI
Lancastei Typograp hical onion duly
celebrateillboanni of-Franklin's birth
day.
Tan Fold at —ll2, the case of James
O'Prail, the forger,' the_Grand Jury Lund true
bills. Oa the first indictment the defendant
plead guilty, and submitted to the judgment of
the Court.
Titit celebrated Combination Trcdlpe has ar
rived, and will appear for the brat time, at
Brant's Hall, this evening, In the celebrated
Leger atory of ‘ The 4isilen Hand." See ad
vertisement.
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THE Two Dom.aa ANNOLE2D. -An
order just issued froM:the .War Department
declares that so much of General Orders No.
163, cf 1863, and of all subsequent orders, as
authorises the payment of a premium of $2
to or'for scieepted recruits for volunteer organ
*Mae, is annulled and no payments:of this
preniium to-veteran volunteers, or to recruits
for•voluntearoiganiiations, will in future' be
Tile inauguration ball, last evening, was a
perfect t.uccess, and we may 'say was the most
megni4cent affair of the kind ever witnesaed In
this city. The attendance was 13rge, and the
party was composed , ' of the most • fashionable
circles of society. The governor graced the
occasion with his preasmoe,• and among the
guests were Maj ; gen. Hancock, gen. Russell
and other, distinguished gentlemen. Every
thing passed off pleasantly, and the whole was
a very agreeable, closing up of the exercises
connected With inauguration day„
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CAMP CURTI!' AND CAMP 1181NOLD3.—We were
informed a'few days ago that Camp Curtin was
about being abandoned, and a nevteamp opened
ny j the Bi!te . nf APort Washington, west of the
river, to be named,Camp Reynolds, in honor of
the martyr General Reynolds, who fell at Get
_
tyaburg.
,
We learn, however, that Camp Curtin will
remain - in its present condition for the reoep;
tion of recruits who enter the service. Ar
rangements are being made for the location of
the new camp, (Reynolds,) at the place above
llama. This-camp will be used exclusively
• ,
for veteran volunteers.
.CouMr Pincssimos.—The following case s
have been disposed of by the Grand Jury:
Com. vs. Maigaret Snyder and John'Snyder
7Keeping a disorderly holm. Ignored.
Com.. vs. Jacob Kline—assault and battety.
True bill. Recognizance forfeited.
Com. yo.'Deoitur fitiassanit aid battery.
This sale having been continued 'from August'
term, was put on trial, was found
guilty i land was tined sls'ind costs,_ and to re.
mairein custody until they are paid.
Com. ye. LewTs Bosteller 7 -larceny. True
bill. ~.D4fandant pleads guilty and submits. ,
"Core va. John M. Garverich--hurglary, on
oath'of „il - ames Murdoch. This case was tried
in court. and defendant acquitted.
Coni. vs,Peter Wenrick;--larceny. True bill..
Case continued till next term.
poin; Cath!trineS4icir.,-assault and' bit
!f4o- , • •
COM. VS. HOyksigatlO Wad T.
Lougley—larceny. Truti bill. .
Com: E",7*Butkbart—Faramsq.' True
'
• • Com. vs. Samna' Reed—larceny.'Tyne bill
Com. vs. Items Jenkins ' -assault and battery
Tyne
Cons :
,ye. OAT:les Fields :larceny. Ignored
Com. vs. Jcsseph Barger—adultery. True bill
Com. re. same—Fornication and bastardy
True bill.
'Oorri. ve. lolin Casey . — assault and battery
True bill.: Itecoguizitioe forfeited,
`Them. vs. Wm. Collins—assault and tollery.
Casektiled'. Defendant
Com. vs. James O'Frail—forgery..Pleads
guilty and submits. " •
Com: vs same—forgerY. True bill.
Com. vs; 'same—forgery. True bill. I '
Corn. vs. Henry Spiggle —larceny. Caps .
tried. 'Defendant not guilty.
Corn. vs. Solomon ou
,e er, lischlagonas
Loudenschlager. and Sarok A . Londenschlager
—conspiracy. Tried. Defendants not guilti.
Cbm. vs. John Foster—larceny. True bill.
do`th va. Dr. HooisaL4ircen7 True bill
, Coni: vs. Henry Badabaugh—false pretence.
True bill;' ' • -•
-dom. vB, elime 7 comOpplii . ng a felony. Trip
_
. .
; •,com. VS. Rrridence Hatfield--asesult and
battery. Ignored.:
Corn. vs.Adiettael Durkee—ail:Ault and tint
ery. lenored.
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AttEintfaii: . " •
H.Ow dear to. my heart is that habil', "Bitter
Wine;" • .
When pleasant remembrance brings curse it has
made, . ' ' •
Of gripings.and pains that have made me re.
,
And dangerous foundations dyspeTalazhad laid.
Of long tenth:Os nighis.and of evil foreb.pdings,
Of food half digested, aud. - binding an d tight,.
'Twits thus that I liveAlh.devair and with loath.:
mg
."1111. Kunkel's *great remedy at length came to
light;
The greatest of wine ; the,whAthat gives ease,
That famed, covmdmiafi.thst cnredmy disease
laerniral DepotrOLlidark.et street, Harrisburg.
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- List- of ltirora, • -
, Dite.wN NOR Till ADJOUNNID 0 1, 305 1 0AFAAN CC;
I OONMENOING ON NIONDATi YiBILOAir 22d,18641
D v;if ttzrg; 3oasph Brubaker,
&Ina; Bayer; tim.37catelinailar.
er, Jackson,. Jahn Bowsaan,, r Millerebnrg;
Odmund WidorthOr . , - David ` - ):/a pie 4
LykensVGaorgi iliiika;l:Wl9oklatag t tlayid M
Bppler, Londonderry; .. 31.4! ) XioSidt; Harris
barg;,W.Wdfoite'r, *Antco-Maury ji:lea.
Kw? ;Tab Focht, ' X , ower. Pdxton;
Daniel - WK .- WA - 0i ghh, Garkerich, West
ganovsr; J D Jacob B:golf ;
Man, Lyket3; Peter' KellorNEfairiebnrg;
isepk_ Keiper, Locul*crerry; Peter Lehman,
Tiondoidehy i Daniel Lerch, West xraii
over John T4nker, Washington; 1*-
18s Matter, *tishingtion; Akin Morch, _ Hatuis
1 4 111 . 1 nit, SuEgliekwa;;;;llarths,
IT'SOW.Y . °49nderl7.; Jiim4 Vhish.V,` , Pyrrk
340. _ stikßeb,awk;
witoniseci; ames Porter,. HarsitAirs; ..Fresliec
ick 31 Stanger, Vonelwa,
Weyer, iiillOraburg; paixiebUilohitßsadiliano
rf-q9P3=7*lnareMattlithuriv.4s.; :
ILL • 1. ,!a
b you wish to impart vigor mid clearness to
the voice r relieve hoarseness and bronchial af
fection, get at once a box of Bannvart's Bron
chial Troches, the only, effectual remedy in the
market. For sale by the box, dozen or gross
at C. A. Bannvart & Co.'s Drug Store, No. 2
Jones Row, Barrisburg.-Pa.
gg''' A liberal discount to the trade. dee24-tf
I=l
A CARD.
•
s •
To Merchants, Hotel Serpen t and Buiiniss Men
Generally: •
Mr. Sanford having bcen solicited by a few
friends to introduce in r ljarrisburg a grand
Advertising Ourtain,similar to those in New 'fork
Theatres—ls now prepared to receive snbscrip
tions. A plan of the Curtain may be seen at
the Deur Turammus office, and all informa
tion can be obtained of Mr. W. H. H. Sieg.—
Parties baying their business displayed upon
the Curtain, bringiheir advertisements before
the most generous portion of the public, and
at the same time receive the benefit of a free
distribution of thousandsof programmes,where
on their places of business will be conspicuous
ly displayed. None but the names of subscriberq
will be thus introduced to this public, and they
will attain a popularity that enterprising bud-
OM men only deserve.
Immediate application is necessary, as the
season of the Opera House will open on Mon
day evening,. January 26th. '
SAMUEL S. SANFORD,
Proprlefbr and Manager.
j.irilti tf
Provosalg.
Proposals for Wood.
OFFICE CHIEF COMMISSARY or Suasurascr,
DIPARTMENT 'OF TAB SIISQUIIiANFIA
Barriaburg, January 181 k, 1864.
Q.EALED propossis.b2 duplicate will be re
13 Ceived by the undersigned until 12 o'clock,
x., Friday the 22d inst., for furnishing to the
United States
50 Cords Good Merchantable
Wood,
of 128 cubic feet to the cord. The WMd to be
either Pine, Hickory or Oak, and either dry or
green, the former preferred.
Bids must be legible, state the sort of wood
offered, whether dry or gredh, and contain the
written guarantee of two responsible names, as
folloWs:
"We, the undersigned, hereby guarantee that
should all or any part of the above bid be ac
cepted, it shall be, duly
.fulfilled according to
its true purport and condidons."
The wood to be delivered, corded and mea
sured, at the U. S. Bakery in this city.
Delivery to commepce within four days from
date of award, and to be delivered at the rate
of at least ten cords per week. Payment to be
made after the delivery of the wood, in such
funds as are on hand, if none- on hand, to be
made as soon as received. Proposals to be en
domed, "Proposals for Wood," and addressed
to J. H. GILMAN,
janl9 d4t Capt. 0. S., U. S. A,
Proposals fo; Hay:
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OFFICE U. b. 110171LRINMINT CORRAL, }
Hummeisteum, January 18th, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office until 12 o'clock, at , January the
26th, 1864, for furnishing this Corral with
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY (360) TONS
OF,HAY, two thousand (2,000) lbs. per tbn.
The-hay to be baled and to be of the best mer
chantable quality ; subject to such inspection
as I may ditect.
Propomis for• any. amount, (say over fifty (50)
tons,) will be received, baled or loose. ,Jach
party obtaining a contract will be required to
enter into bonds, with approvad sureties, for
its faithful execution.
The Department reserves to itself- the right
to reject any or all bide if not deemed satisfac
taY.
Proposals will be addressed.• to Capt. JAMES
•-. HOSIER, Assistant 'Quartermatiter Vo lnn
teem, at Hummelstovrn, Pa., and%be en
doped "Proixisals to furnish Hay.' Any In
foriiiition relative to the general price of,
GRAIN is solicited. By order Alexander N.
Shipley, Aiting Chief Quartermaster, Depart
ment of the Susquehanna..
JAMES B. HOSMEE,
Capt. and A. Q. M.
janl9 d6L
PROPOSALS. FOR HAY.
OrrionDepor Queurnituarsit.
HARRISBURG, Pe.', January 15th, ]864.
SBALED PROPOSALS will be riltelved at
this office until 12 o'clock, , -ac., Jan. 25th,
1864, for frunishing this Department with-Fifty
(50) tons of Hay, 2,000 pounds per ton, the
Hay to be baled and of the best merchantable,
quality.; subject to such inspection as I may'
direct.
Propontls for delivering the Hay loose will be
received.
Each party obtaining a contract will be - re
quired to enter into bonds,' with approved
sureties, for its faithful execution.
The Depertment reserves to itself the right
to rejectmly or all bids if 'not deeMed sathltac"
tory.
Proposals will be addressed to,Oaptain J. O.
Johqeon, Asst. Q. H. Vols., Herrisburg; Pa.,
and endorsed "Proposals to furnish Forage."—
Any. information relative to the general prices
of grain and hay-is solicited.
janl6 dtd
STATE dA.PIT,AL HOTEL.
CORNER OF THIRD AND WALNUTSTS.,
Harrisburg, Penn9a.
THE undersigned having purchased this well
kfiown house has enlarged andahoronghly
renovated it. Thwrooms have been rerpitinted
and papered, and the entire establishment ele
gaoty,re7farudahed. ,s_eing_pleasantly and eli
gibly locatpl, and provided with every ounve
nience, it offers.othe public , e comforts
'and luxuries of a - first clam ho t Trusty and
obliging servants always indauce. A
tar well stocked with choice liquors is attached
to the establishment . -
THOMPSON,
Proprietor
de2.6 dly
RALPIEL - MAOLAY, • -
_
4 ttcsxurk.e•7•-istt-.1-aesimuur
omo w ith ! ,
_D. Fleming, Eq., second
; street, ritatjl3l3l4E,:. Strict attention paid
to all legal „linsin t ees, ,collections, military
claims .Rensigm3;&p, Exemptimus from draft,
bleims preparecleAdt - advlca • .
ilelB-deod2mo
:-Ittlarirgge
F YOll, 'Pated,r,Zitrivalolier;
jitir.,Tehs, or anfilitig.elseln the stationery
line, you will dOvirellliy - iilliieat
- WIEfIyiKRIBbOESKOAB,
13019 • Harristntrg.
— "DR. It'at: qwmA,
101211512
NO. 119'ILARKET ST BB hTV
!Teeth positively , azttacted **not pain by the
leg of..nitrope oXide. ' " oot7dtf
' Ll :ik - OEtOltpli LOT,
D db
,Tuat racetve4 at - 141'1200k:in
4.0 29 .t 6 .1 • .12 „
WM. DOCK. i & CO.,
D .7
WA LEM IN ME 'FAIiMAY GROCEBiIZ,
opposite the Minn House, have oil hand a
fine selection of
of dliterarit vintages.
FINE AND COMMON WINES
G. Of Every Description
wins - Jrßya
OLD BOURBON, . •
FINE HUSH AND SCOTCH
Whiskeys. The best ever brought to this mar
ket.
OLD, WHEAT,
FAMILY NECTAR;
And tiiircblebrated
offEsnitrr aROTE WmSKL
I CHAVNIIIAGNE
SHLOSB 10HANNICSBURC4
J. G. JOHNSON,
Capt. 86 A. Q. M
. , OUSEL
SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALES.
A
LONDON•ptowN STOUT,
WILD OHJIMIY, . -
PLANTATION,
WIGWAM. TONTO BuTEES.
With a complete stock of
ENGLISH
. .
. AMERICAN
'Pickles and Condiiikente of Ovary description
now in the market,: and-et" THE LOWET
'RATES. NIS
Atiotion Sale of Condemn.ed,Stook.
Cavemtx Btiasau, '
°max or Carer Qtrammakutaarra,
- WASHINGTON, D. C., Jut. 16, 1864 rrrr
WILL BE SOLD at Mlle A 1341011; tfxAta_
highest War, at thasatabitYardmf..the
Molter.. "Owes- TORY4-FoOsk, beglaiii4 on
21e,DAVOF I 864„
• :mi.!
and. continuing hien -day-to ,
-dar-till- are
sold, LL . -7 1e.t: •
3 0 0 311-,. - oftt a , s E S
•
29th 4864
aco co 3EO c2i-weis
it CARE:ran pa l m;
TheseilEknes haveheen condemned ea-`nriftt
for the cavalry service of the 11. S. Arskil . •
For read and farm pin - poses mani4yisd ar _
t
.
galas may be had. ,";
119ryca, will d
be solebigly: - '
13=ttryita
jag dtd —9.lkief Q. 211.....Cava1ry Beau.
w4nnow PIRO-
-Ipmr 1.44
Wt bad;
• 11. co
•
Want:.
WANTED an Eapertenced Sidesman far
grocery, doing a large business. One
who Is not afraid to work, and study the Inter
est of his employers will find a good situa.ion.
Fast young men near not apply. Address
jan2o-dlwe D. & H., Harrisburg.
tATANTRD.—A LADY wishes to obtain a sit
• T nation as a Restaurant Cook. Fully
competent to do any kind of cooking in that
Ude of boainesg. Any parson wanting a cook
can find her at the VERBEKE HOUSE in West
Harrisburg, William street. jan2o d3t*
AGENTS wantedto sell the Standard B3story
of the War. A rare chance to make
money. Agents are clearing from $lOO to
$2OO per month. 200,000 volumes already
sold. Send for circularL Address
_ _ _ JONES BROS.
" Publishers, Baltimore, Md.
deao
Nal abutrtistuitnts.
GiLIATDDIDOTaitv
UNKFUL
ELI DBCOMLY and I/MAW
'INSOLUBLE CEMENT!
Is of more general grackles - 1
utility Ilan any Invention
now before the public. It bas
beer} thoroughly tested dar
ing
,the last two years by
am:Meal men, and pronoun
etd by all to be
SUPERIOR 20 ART
AdbadvePreparatlassimown
Applicable
usefai Arb,
Snot's Immatena Nam
Is a new thing, and, the re
,eult of years of study ; Ii i
combination Is on
A new thing
Scientific Principles,
And under no o = •
rrs Clotataustion.
or change of temperature ;
will It become corrupt or
emit any offensive smell.
BOOT & SHOE
Manufacturies, using Ma
chinee, will find it the best
article known as Cementing
for the Channels, it works
itthout delay, is not strafed
by imy change of tempera- .
ture.
Boot and Shoe
Mantdacturere.
••JEWELERS •
Will find it sufficiently adhe
sive for their use, as has beer.
proved.
Jewelers.
evecially adapted €o Leather,
And we claim as an especial
merit, that it sticks Patches
and Linings to Boots and
Shoes sufficiently strong with
out stitching.
Families.
It la the only
L1QU.1.73 CEMEII2
Ertaat, that is a slue thiag
for mending
traroita4 . o,
fiery;
Tan i
tea.
ivory,
It k 3 a liquid
And satiolea of Household
I use,
Remember t _
Einscaes Imam= Ci
Is in a liquid form and as
wily applied as paste.
lintroses Inorammt CMG=
/8 Insoluble in water or oil.
Haeozes lasommaar Omusm:
Adheres oily substances.
Supplied in Family or Man
ufacturers' Packages from
Atintea to 100
ELTON BROS. & 00..
. Proprienicru
Provdence, L
elphia,
LA„ ° Rt. MAGIETNIS
Agents-in Ph&
jeB-dly -
F=NS
L I Q UOR S
BRANDIES
MONONCAAKELA,
HILTON'S
REMEMBER