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HE TELEGRAPH.
IS PIIBLISEND • =
MORNING AND DV - ENING,
y GEORGE- BERGNEIL
°lnce Third-Streit, near Walnut.
,MS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
SINGLE pIIBSOIMPTIO.N.
DART' TELEAMAPA" 18 served to Hll lUderlDoll3
city at 8 centsper week. Yearly subscri
will be charged $6 00 in advance. Those
• who neglect to pay in advance will bo
$6 00. - • - • •
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH. • t
buxasam is also published weekly and
!shed to subscribers at thelollowing cash
copies,
copies to one Pcst Office
Ties to one Post Office..
DECEMBER, 15th,
EFUL PRESENTS
FOR THE
ID . .11. -sr FS
Dark Sable Furs, • .
nine Siberian Squirrel Furs t
3autiful German Fitch FurEf;',
Handsome Russian . Squirrel Furs, — •
Rich Shaded French Sable - Pins,
American Fitch, Silver Marten, &c., &0.,
Muffs, Collars, Cuffs, of all kinds.
goods are fresh frog', the hands of 'the
/cturers for our holidaf siales: 4
lendid assortment of
Pure Loco Collars,
French Euribroider.Co)lars,
French work Collar and Sleeves. In.se.is .
iful plain andttem stitched Etandkercliiefit:
Bodies, Flounclngs, Edgings '
style Hem Stitch Viop Embroider
.
.rehiefs.
BLACK ANIS_ BECOKD
RNING GOODS !
ock of drea3 goods,
ferent styles of English Crepe Collarf,
At Centre Brochae Border Scalia,
trader & Jouvin's plain-apd stitched Kids,
, Veils, Gloves,..lldk'fa. - izaw.,azo. &c.
nr mourning departmeht our • stock , is
A LARGE LINE ( . 101 1
IS' MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
ORBx.£r!
best assortment of Blankets=-1n extra
iperior qualities—to , be:::fotind..-
superior makes of Mack Silks; at lower
than they are now held by the imprirters.
we are determined to •reduce our large
refore the let of January, our prices willi
ded inducements to purchasers during'
idays.
CATHCART & BROTHER,
Next Door to the Hexrieburg Rank,
16• ha No. 1.4, Itaiket square.
AU Who Value Their Eight V
JULIUS ROSENDALE
lAN ANP OCVLIS
.2:CTFULLY autionnees to 414 eitiga. 3l qa
Harrisburg and ylcinity that he has
opened an office in Market Square, next
Mr. Felix's COnfectiilnery, for the gala
91ebratcx1
TOPIC ANDIINTED - t PECII'ACLESt
glasses are recomMendedhy - the first
men, and all who' purchased them frqm
testify to their great' advantages over
ones in use.
ises are ground of the linest . crystal.:
t and strengthen the impaired-vision;
from 10 to 12 years without change:.
hours from 8 A.m. till Br. x. docoil
ftee. oct6•4l3mBtaw4lin
OELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD,
Nanon Valley Diane •
after MONDAY, DECEMBER 28th;
CCOMMODATIONTASSNNGER
will orn between Beading and Harz,
in addition - to the other Passenger
tow running , on. VA Lebanon Valley
g Reading at 7.15 A. 3c,, pausing Lebal
14 A. tr., and arriving at Harrisburg at
g Harrisburg at .5 r. M, passing Lebal
15, and arriving at Beadin# at .7.85
Log at all Passenger Stations.
at Mail Train, leavlie'Readint at 11.07
ll stop only at Womeladoif,4lyenitoiin t
Annville, Palmyra and Mammals.'
Agerg willkrocure.their,Tickete la
.caring the" Trains. 'l:treitta - charge ie
on all Fates pald-inAhe Care:?.. .
G. A.-1W01414,
deneral"Sup't.
Zr DcG 1 , IPM-4014131.
1 11t.TST BE i gu
PA ink WAD ;
•:R=.B 23001ESTORE;'
oved o u the gf:t of April next.
Wall .Pai.vr roust t; 3 . .rednced,and
a, be 'sold at very low ,7 1 et!V.
of WaI. I PP-Per 9 - 12 St ill g 94 °, Hp
one of Taparing-their houses , w lO
= th e bie asaoriwnent and. prices::
THke. -F. SCHEFFEW
1, 1863. -I_ . .
:ate cashgoOdcfoV Olpar Mixed
d: Old Booke wanttxtior=..eatill.:
lI=E
PORTERS
cuti -
A AT 41-,v
SALL&DE , 'fSis co,
I IS`OVTT NINTH' StREET,
,en Chestnut and Walnut
PHILADEICIM IN ;
A. M. SAILADI, J. 11!
. .
a a
NEESE. A splendid article. lii
lb, boxes:4 Zirst ..racelY.ed at nil
7W. DOGS, Ja.,
DRO._.-JO.IIN.S.ON
33A.MMEMS4=MUJIMI
LOCKIMOSPITAL.
ITAS &covered the moat certain; speedy an
I. effectirel.remedlee in the . world for
. =EASES 'Ol IMPROKNCE
Itirm Ellit TO lIM . I.STI WPM
NO .MNBOURY OR NO2 OUB _ DRUGS.
4 'Cure -Warranted, or 2.f0 Oka*, in from (One
11100.1 k -
Weakness of- the Back, .Affeotiono of . the
Kidneys_ and Bladder , luvolnntary
die
-charges, Impotency, Ge nerali Debility, Ner
rotumealyz Dyspepsia., Languor, Low Spirits,
Confusion of I4eas„ A4 16111 ; 01 .-5'4 PA
ructiclity, Wremplinge?iiimessot Sight
or •Giddinsils,..3:gsamt ff; the :Aced,: •" I "icat
Kra) or Skin. Affectioni . ertlie Liver, Lillie
Sumach or. Boweistlibse terrible disorders
arising - from the Salsify 'iliabits of Ycluth—
those:oeoret and eolitary practical more fatal to
their victims than the song of Syrens to the
Meat:kers - Of poses, plighting Wiz . _ most
h'cipes of anticipatione, rendeting marriage,
raci.,, impossible, ' -
YOUNG WEN
...$1 50
... 4 00
...10 00
1863
Especially, who have becom, the victims of
Solitary Vice, that, dreadful-and destructive
'habit which annualli'sWeePti to an untimely
griive thorminds' of Young lien of the most
'exalted talents , and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise haVe -entranced listening Sen
ates with the thruidere of eloquence or waked
to ecstasy the- living lyre,' may 'call with full
confident)°, • .
Married Navas, or -17ormg Mon eontempint,..
ang marriage, being aware" of •Pliyaleal weak
mese. organics debility. deformities ; Pie., speadily:
cured.
, _
He who places mansion ODOM me care of Dr.
J.
maycOniiiitrin his honor ati a. gen--
tleniim; and Confidently rely upon hie skill as a
.PhY OI 4 6 A.
- ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately` (Aired; and full vigor restored.'
This distressing affection—which renders life
miserable and marriage: impossible—is the pen
alty paid bjtike vietiMsimproper,inffulgence.
Young persons are too apt to commit excesses
' from not being aware of the dreadful conse
quences that may enttle. Now, who that un
derstands the subject will pretend' to deny that
the'power Of procieation is lostitaimier by thotie
falling into improper habits' than by the pru'-'
dint. Besides being-deprived- the' pleasures of
licteithy otrspriuk, the most serious and destine
tive stliPComs to both." bodiPand mind arise':
niespiteps be4intea dtiranged, the physical'and
mental ftinotiOus Weakened, loss' of procreative
power, nervous dyapapda, - pelplta;"
Um of the heart, indigestion; coistittddonal
`debility. a waiting of the frame, cough,' con-
Ejmption, dew . and death.
ennui •
uNo: 7 &ran Faxemaios •Finteint
Left hand Aida golng.troni Baltimore street, a
few doors Kora the corm. Fail Apt to observe
name and number.
Letters must be paid tend contain a stamp,
The Doctor's Diplentas Ong in his office,
DR. 40131.180 N;
Member ottbe BoyalOollegeof Surgeons, Lon
dea, graduate from one of the moot: eminent
colleges in the :United_ Statea l ..and the greater
part of whosellfe , has been speut In the hospi-i
tale of London, Paris,. Philadelphia . and else
where, has' effected come of the most astonishing
ource that were: ever known ; many troubled
withirbiging ip the head:and ears 'when asleep,
great _wen being alarmed at :sudden.
monde,eN4 with!P 3 4illtiliOlguEiVeg.
attended Soinethnes with derangement of mitui
weie eared. imindiatelY. •
- TAME PARTICULAR NOTICE.
These Ike some of the - sad and ••melancholy;
effeobt prodnoed by early habits youth,` vi=
weakness of the back and limbs, palnerin the,
head, di •ga of sight, ices of muscular power,.
palpitation of the heart, - dyripeteia, nervous'
symptmns of consumption, Cp.
fearful" effects:zi the inin t d!
are much to jledmded—loatb memory, coq-;
fusion of, ideas _ depression of 13 1: 6 1fa• evil- forei
tidings, aversi o n to society , self;dietrind, love
ff
of iblita, 0 111 0 1. 010•1 a r e -Pill6.6f>the evils:
Plodb*:
YOUNT; MEN
Who have injured themselias -by a • certain
practice indulged in. witen - apne a habit he=
quently learned Ikea Wlcomions, or at
school, the effects of which are •liightly feat,
even when asleep, and if not oured:rendent
mairisge impossible, and deetroys =both mind ,
and body, should apply immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of
his country, the datlbig of his parents, should
be snatched from all. prospects - totd, etiWgirrientii
Of life; the,„Coneequence : otileviatbig „fro*
the peer of nature and; indulging Ina.certain
secret habit. Bach persons onet,batereeontent
Plathkg
MABBILGE,
Iletleot that a sound' mind and body are 'the
most necessary requisital to promote connubial
jn i w, without these , the journey
,fhiolitelbecomea - -a* weary . .011grimage sage
prosPect hoVrIY.-.4mten.lit9 -the view ; the mind
becomes abadoWavivith - deipair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness of
another becomes blighted.** our 0wn. . .,
100' or 'lmbrODiltoE.
When the nitigiddid4o - liifirudent votar3l
of ..plegumre finds ho has hnhibsd,the seeds. of
this pandolilliensii, it — gio - oft6e happens that
a vahned.senewor. ammo or the dreadof
covert' deter him froWeePlYing.tolhcitieVho,
from „education and respectability,. can Alone
befriend him. He ff.,118 Into - the bindifof too:
rant and depignic_ geetendeA t who, incapable
of ouring,llloh hie pticlunfery substsuce, Iraq
IlitiPtsitlingrarinthafttr,Mol44lM:* ong as
*kr smallest fee can be obtained, and indwr
1000:101.11w100.104 health Weigh Over
w ilikkg. disopf4khitinent; or, by the - use of the
Posiflonyl riOrCurYi hasten the scmsutni.
m um , symptoms dithistarriblealeasse; nob i l l
aection,... of the Hied, Throat, Niles, Skin, efe.t
progressing prithildestfuldispidity till kith
Dote a partad saerings by seat
Eng him to tim't undiscovered - country 4 1 .4
Mlienee no travelle/Iceiuna -
'• ttrpollffiglUST RtEss,
Thelma) , thousands cured it thisimatitation
vear.v ater - year, and the numerous :Important
k i ted operations performed by prz.l.l - 913
vitkiere4 by the reporters of the Illower,
Ad,:guall other ;PitPere, notices. of. width hive 1
approd'egninenaisips before tle*Onblic,
n darn t 7 gentlemanof elummtetT
and tairoadbifity , Jcli i ent- ndNi iftWantef-lo
the aflietsli.:KiXt
BFSFDILY CURED
.10-144411114441
ifttMaxL
MARTITAG.E
HARRISBURG, PA., THURSDAY: EVENING,
.) - O . TUARy
_21.; 1864.
~i~e~it~l:
• -
Tie' Great "Aketioat Remedies,"
KNOWN AB "nwilifßOLD' 8"
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ :
HELMBOLD EXTRACT " &WHIZ"
" " • SARSAPARILLA,
" IMPROVED ROSE. WASH.
/7NITJf/30/.1./73 • -
GENUINE. PREPARATIONS,
1 . 4 col , PC lA—C4.OD-IegIITKP" I A — C 4 . 0D - leg1 1 TKP"
,FLUID EXTRACVSUOIIIr
A I'OSITLVN AND SPEOIFXO REMEDY
.• For Mews .of thc.
BLADDER; IrDNEICS, ..GRAVEL, . •
AND DROPROAL SWELLINGS.,
~Thjs Medicine increases the power. of P*oB
- and excite; the ABSORBENT'S into heal
thy. action;: by which the••••WATERY or, CAL
PEROUS del:militate, and, all UNNATURAL
ENLARGEMENTS are reduced, as well as pain
and 111111919=4.1011, and b good.for MEN,
MEN or CHILDREN.
:11:01BartiY,& EXTRACT - BUCHII
FOB WEAKNESSES
Arhing`froiii Excess* Habits of Dissipation,
* 'Early Indbioretion or Abttse.
Amnia) wirn TSt roucrenßci MOTORS :
IndiSpOffitioll •to Elrer-Dryness of the Skin;
tion, Lose of Powet
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak - Nerves, —Trembling,
Horror. of Disease, Wakefulness, '
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back,
;Universal tatisitade ofFlushing okthe Body,
the Muscular System,Eraptions on the Face,
Hands, Pallid - Coimtenance.
These symptems, if.illeteed to go on, which
this medicine invariably rentoves, soon:follow
WiI:POT.ENCT FATUITY; EPILEPTIC FITS,
one of 7Whibh the patient may expire. - , Who
can say that they are not frequently followed'
by those "direful diseasei," •
12118ANITP AND '9ONIUMPTION:
Many are aware of 'the ca. use Of their suffer
ings, but none will cod*. The records of the
Insane Asylmita toidiliiiilffienffitoly deaths by
Consumption, bast Ample -witness to the truth
.of the assertion. .
'THE . CONSTITSTION, ONCE AFFECTED
1 7271' - 'ol2Wildo WRAINESS,
Requires ihe algid medicine to strengthen and
'invigorate the system, which Helmbold's Ex
tract:Baohu invariably- does: A trial. will, con- I '
vine the most skeptiOal.,
FEHALEB—FEMALES—: FElff l yr
OLD OR YOUNG, RINGLX MARRIED, OR ,
OONTEMFLATRYG .AfAERIAGE, '
In :many affeetions.leculiar to females the
Extract Buchu is unequalled by , any. other
remedy, as in Chloroakr or Retention ' Irregu
larity, Painfulness, or itapPreasion of the cus
tomary Eiscuationa,.. Ulcerated or Schirrous
state of the, Utornsr Lenoorrhea On: Whites,
Sterility,..and for all complaints incident to the
sex, whether arising front Indlicreton, .Habits
of Dissipation or in the . .
. DBXYLTNE sks,onasexPLLlFE. •
„-.N0114-MILY RHO= 411317=0.11T1T.-,
Take noHalsani,Mercmy,or 'Unpleasant:Medi
eine for Unpleasant andiDangeronailiseases.
r HERBOLD'S RXT-RACT- BIICIIII,
Cures Secret ( Diseases in all their stages; at litr
tle expense; little of change in diet ;`.no no -in
ooOenlence Ind- no4xporldre. It canna freL
quent desire, and gives - itrength"to- Urinate;
thereby removing obstructions , preventinkiind
curing Strictures of the illothrti ; allayingt*n
and inflammation, so frequent in this class to
diseases, and egli3lling Poisonous, Diseased, and
Worneut Metter.- Thousands-neon 'thiamin&
who have-been the viotlins id - gawks,: -and who
have paid •heavy -feeitztb-be- cured in a short
time, havelenndlhey.iivere deceirxl, and that
the "Poison" has -brthe -use of "powerful
Astringents," been dried up in the spasm,. to
break out in an aggravated form, and perhaps
after marriage.
use RiermßOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHU for
all AffeCtions ariir Muskeg ;the Urinary Or
gam, whether existing, in Male or leemale froth
whatever cause originating,. and no matter of
how long standing-. , Dirk Aw- of:these'Organs
roduird the aid orn Difiretio. IDMAIBOLD,'S
f.THAOT 11110HU igAel-Great DinintiO, and
it bi - - certain to havd the desired -effect in tile !
Themes for which it is recMninended. • ,
- Blood—Bloo&--Blood. Helinbold's Highly!
Ooneentrated (kmpeound FLUID =sum'
SARSAPARILLA ZYPHICaS. ' This itiaiiiiffee 7
don of Blood,-an' attacke-thelktcuid Or
gans; linings of the Nose, Bare, Throat:Wind
pipe, end other Miicus Sterkesiinalriag ; Its 4.1
pearanCe in the -for* of Illoers.` Helmladdis
Kittiact Stusiparille - , -. Verities the 'Blood, and'
•T em ovendi sealy , Bnitidont of the Skin; giviug
to the Oontlaexion iOleisr•mid -Healthy Color
It being prepared expressly for that - claw lei
coMplaints, its -Blood-Purifying Properties are
ralerverVto tar. extent. than' 144 other;
preptiratiomol
ASIAILOOL VS ROSE WABh.
An a - 64Na LOtion for diseases of a Syphi-i
'Mc Nature, - and as an injeption in !diseases of
the Uriziari; Orgiagi,L - exidng- - -frout fiabits of.
dissipation ' used-in= oonnectioti%withothe Ex
tracts Ittlehu and Sarsaparilla, 'Winch- dracaena
as recommended. Evidence of the -most re-;
Blamable and reliablticluirecter willaecomiany
the mediChion. VIZATLF/OATES OF -oifidiSt.
from eight to Waite; yeant- , standingvJ itith
ritiMes knawn' , Aon-SciorilieJand *Midis: ;For
Medial Pio . pertha . of Ihiohn, see'Dlspeinary Of
the United States. See Professor DEWS&
valuable works on thelfraedoeof Thyete. l /See
remarks-made by thelatie cohibrated - rit - THY-
SlCK; 4 l 3 hiladelphia. See remarks nuideby Dr.'
Bpi:MAIM McDOWELL, &celebrated Physhatini
mid - member of the Royal•citkalege of Surgeons,.
Irebmd, and publish - M:lr thWTnintactions
the Kings-and Queenhirdournal. See Medico-,
Oirurgicalßeview,,d, 4 ielted by. : BENJ. TRA•4
VERB, Fellow of the 13altrolleite of Surgeons
the - most of thelite Bfruidard works on:
and. — Ektract'or Biehn $1 00 per bottle, or
six foi $600. - liktrad of Sarsamidita,' itrir.lo
per bottle,or sIX . for $6 00. - linproved Beam
Wmat,, - 60ente per bottle - or six for" s2'oo,,in ,
half's dOion carat for Sig which Wilrbe suf:
ficierit te Cure thWinoet Obsthiatekam, If direr
bons are adhered to. Delivered to any address 4
securely. packed - from- offservatton, Describe
syrniaoms in all'olaiinurdcationa.„ ou rs er aar .,
anteed. , *-- Advice gratia.
—Perionally„appearotbefore me an Alderman
of the city o f phii *hitt, T. Heinibold,
who; being duly. sworn; sag, lingua. ;
tions contain narcotic, no mercum or - ty th et
injuriouskrtars, and am , purely.twetable.
. - T .113121330LD. "r:
Sworn iiidiftiryidacithefore Me, this 28d clay
of Noi , i4Miiir, 1851 *wail. P. HIBBABD,
AndElitudy-Ninth street ab....Blint i Thiht.
yeatli)uens for:information infoonftfince f
`,4: ,I IVIIKLMBOLD; Ohemisto
DePOtAElkabAbiltilitilla !rl itOreptatill
•;•,, t”.• h
"ko.,
..,,J iLa . :. . : ..._, E.., r 4 • : : af ,!,
onsylvana", (Legislature:
AZALTBD UPRZEMY FOIL DAILY 'T&LIYiBAPit
. ' - ‘l, -,
• • iitraorratpia,,January 20, 18641::
"Phe Senate wet at 11 o'clock, At•;% tr.
The!lournat was read-and. approved. •
SPEAKER laid befOre.-the Senate an : ali:
4tract of the.Cieeonnte of the Daribtiroughfio
134001 lninpike company.
f laid On the table.
I Also, the report of the DeleWare and Mud:
W 4 canal .cotnpapy. •
tbe,tablei. 1 4 5 ,
TEM GOVXIISOB.'I3 INAUCIUB.A.L.
. Mr, OHAMPNEYS offered the following ree
°lotion :
li'mked, That five thousand, one hundred
cOpiss in English' and two thorqakul copies in
o.eiman of the Goiernor's - Inangtiraf Adams,.
he &Idea' for the nee of Eenate.
I On proceeding j to_the 'second' reading and,
consideration of saidresolution,
The yeas.and nays were roquired by Mr.
LAKBERTON'Add Mr. BE&BDSLEB and were
akiollow,
' WAS —Rebore. 'ObampneYS, Connell, Dunlap
tirehartirHoge, Bpusehblaer , John .
son, WU:aloes, - Turrell;
Worthington and - Penney; SPeaker-14.
tie M - .linardslce, Bucher, - Glati,
Hopkins, Kinsey; Lamberton, Latta, kl'Shom,,
Aiontgordery, tinith,f Stark, Stein and
Wallace-14.
I- So the question vim determined in the • neg
otkve.
013GANIZATICON.
Mr. GLATZ moved that'the Senate proceed
to a 13th ballot for Speaker.
On agreelkg to the motion,,, •
The yeas and nays were.:reqiiirs•il by Mr.
tVelLSOktand. Mr; TORBFILL, and wtireas fol
low,.
vizt'_,
YieS —Messrs. 48101118 e, Bucher, Glati,
s>3opkias, Kinsey, Latikaton, Latta, M'Skerr3r,
M[tritgttffiery, Reilly, h, Stark, Stein and
Watfabo=l4.% •
DI
,
AYS-MCISSII3. Duanimeys, uonueu, Dunlap,
'iletning,•Graham, - HOge, - Householder, Jbhn
eon, RlTandless, Itldgvray, .Wilson,
Worthington and Penney, Speaker-14.
Bo the question was determined in the nega
tive. - -
mr, OONNELL offered a resolution that the
Senate do now proceed to brusinms:
4 - 4it.:disonssion ensued Upon the orgeo-
Wlitln ilf,Pie Senate, participated !*I ,
linn . * and Irrinum, in able speeches g
ning
thh Ina, aritY'View of the qttestilin,,,,and
MT. WltrAos on the Demootatlc -
• .The resolution was negatlied=l4 to l 4
The Governor notified, the ate_ that. he
had appointed Hon. Wm. liferedlth Attor
ney Genentleand-Hork, Eli"Slifer*fissistaiy' of
the o.ollinionwealtli for the oozing term.: •
{The Secretary of the Cfonizinfnititalth notified
the 4ct the aOpointnifit'.. of- Hon: Wisi:
Annitrong as Deptty Beareinfy of_the'qin
monwealth. - •.1 •
The Governor alai) sent in tv speciallimage
urging immediate action on the part - 0, the
TntsTatum to - provide for , paying the interest
falling due on the - public debt on the-first `"of
Februaty in 'National currency instead of tipe:.
cle thereby saving the Commonwealth over
si:Emo,goo,
Mr. GRATTPNETN moved to, print 2 ; 500
copies:in English and 1;500 German of sat,
"niesstige. . -
Pisagreed fO 14 •
r. , o a ,resolution - peryy
o ft , CONNELL Jrt
the ‘l3l-,Wernor'e. recommondation„bukthe
Obizeicrittic Sinatom defeated it by the usual
•
Mr. JOMISON offered a resolution (which,
was declared oat gitorderApputingithe,Spauare,
incase of a tie,' vote is Senator Wk's
tOn motiot6'.of Mr. KINSEY , the Senate . •
ROUSE OF`REPRESENTATIVES
•-• Witoliumax, — .lan. 20, . 1864.
The House met at 11. o'ciodk.
001011WIOMION P.O/1 HARRIERRIMA' s CIARGTMEN.
A communication was, regd. from. the clergYi
Men of garrishilg relative to the resolution, of
- the House, Abet they htinvitedi hY. etn amigo
tient tunonfthim_selyesi to .opett. the daily Geo
dons Of ~the House with. prayer. The commu
nication states that,. the ,peisonal *con
ienience . Which a compliance ;with this
custom has, o,t _prevlone 'sessions, . entailed
upon the Clergy, and intimates , their un
willingness to ,continue , the _arrangementl-, It
nrgeN in conolusion,: the Propriety of each
House electing : a
,chaplain.:, . • -
The commtmication_was,wa • on the table.
ktr,OLII§TEATI, from the spatial commit
teeon the 'subject of a,pray'LegigaiiVe Record;
reported-ntemporary contrast on the part
the House, *Wilco: )11;tgair,qhe
continue tilt anew, .one'shiarbeloade by the
concurrent action of: the'tviii Houses. "
The House ratified the iiintiact 'reported by
'the committee.
• •
• Tunaroi r kvar l tort or eua l ,spaanns.,
r. WUfl offora a resolution, (whieb,
after diESCUSgbII ' was- adopted) declaring the
symPathrof ihe.lXouse.with the'soldiers fight
ing for thel.lTnion. and requesting the Gover
nor to tise his influence to.secttre comfortable
passenger cars for,thetransportation of soldiery
who may Asit•thoir homer on furlough, and:if
possible, save them from ebffering.and Abloom
fort attending.travelingin cattle•care
maim Ganana.L
ki:ILLBR °tiered a resolution (which.was,
tsciPlkted):complimentary tollajcit General Hair
cook; and _declaring theLeamest desire of the
House tha Aram:ray be speedily: successful in his
present oandertlikhrg4—the• recruiting of. Sec
ond •Arniy - Corps: to fiftyi thOusand 'men.
• .e.mona os arms malzsiluaw. •• .
Kmessage from the Governor was road, urg::
ing up on
,the Legislature the proprietypf speedy,
action 'onthe question tiSlativelo the payMent
Of -tlie•interest ton thatettateAlebt. Thw
sage; - which.'wariLreterred to. Nig Gommittentof
Ways and Means, was road as follows: f
EXIICUTIVI CRAMMER,
aillilthigraraiditlikifit 1864.
lb the Setiritectrict'lla lapieeentatioes of thi
annewinumaltkefelteitneylvania.
feetitiolxriardatit-tolivlte
• ; r at‘itioniagabCtadlionteeseity cifilktimpt
IctifigtOpt-thetkitbjust44 4 4lA4 pilymint" of
za.:l n:x vrtio
the interest which `tylltlall.due on'the first day
of-February. - - L ' • - •
i t } It 115 understoofithat the_hanks, at the lirie
:dommercial,pphihr in thd.State have so reduced
&eh elrerilatios4if &Sir, CHI: Tritrne re
)defilii ifinvooin, inid-iill i ode bt d.' the
riot of 1862 be left in force. This will leave
-tag orno banks subject to that act, except those
'TY4thnUterifit :mhtliClcir o.ln le 'PDX b4lk . '
1
Who cannot redeem it gipporron the pre
iliumr
in gold coniiiiihe ear's interest, would
Priihiblyarinider theurbankrblit indworildireet
procure the necesaary4.2amount. Going into
repro detail was necessary in iny _annual
tnekage, -- IVould rbave that the intOreit 'oh
•lertain loans, to a seriall'imonnt, (say less than
six , million five•hfindred thousand dollaur;) is,
by the provision.of_the,aets
... creating Lhasa, re
quired to be Paid in specie. Thus ate, called
the idclihed plane loanarid the corPernloatti3,
.inifthey were created nEder the - acto'of , 10th
April, 1849, 2d April, 1852, 4th May; 1852 and
19th April, .18118. The annrudintereston them
less than three hundred and thirty thousand
' 011anr. This interest' I recommend be paid
inoiry or itek•eqrdvelent, 'Soils `not to show our
unwillingness to comply with even an oblige-.
tion that might be oonsiderpsl,doubtful.. • .
1 • I cannot, however, omit calling your atten
tion to the fact that tholehurertion in the' acts
referred to of the stipulation for payment of
Interest in specie, appears•to demonstrate - that
the construction put by me on the extent of the
Obligation under the other loan anti not-con
taining such atipulatkine i is'oorrect. The loafs
under the Limit mentioned acts forth the great
mass cf our public debt," end amount to more
than thirty-three million dollars. •
f The balance in the Treasury on the -let Do '
camber last was less than two million two hun
dred thousand dollars: - To' pay the Interest.on
the let February, irilastik will reinireiirobably
`more than one million' five hundred thousand
;dollars, and on the first Monday of March, the
sum to be paid to the tanks, on their specie
cortifioatea r under the act of 30th deanery, 1863,
Will, at the present price of gold' lietrore thin
!one million dollars. This will Probably ex
haust the funds`pf -the'' Commonwealth and
leave the Treasury, for the - tiniei- without the
means to defray the ettinordinitry expenses of
; the . Government, to say nothing of 'the- large
extending payments already directed by law.
i Ido agairrmoit4iamestly'recominend imme
diate action on the subject. .: ' • ,: •
A communicsitiOp front the Governor an
nounced the following appoin,tmente
Attorney General—W. M. Meredith.
Secretary of the cOMminititat.th—r-Eli Slifer.
A coMmtuileation , froni ttiefientetary of the
commonwealth announceitthat he had appoint
od W. If: &instil:mg Deputy Secretary of the
.Comitionwealth.
=Mr. SHIM= read in plaCe a bill (whicit• Was
passedymfdly) for thridlisolgtlowof thr
hill stns company: . 7 '
• A number of other bills were read in - plitce.
Pending -the consideration of .a resolution' to
amend the rule relative tolidßAlriftniint - civer - on
'Friday, the House Adjetirned;
Zeregra .
FROM NORTH_ 000:WN4.,,:
Hammes, N. 0.,: Jan. 13;
_The,dialoyal persons wllO are c&alog : into
our lines for the iinly purpose of:o4ldr:dog pos
session of their property, and who - cortfess snob
to be their case, havethua far failed: Judge
Heaton, who has the entire ,dharge of Jail
abandoned property here, takes the - ground that
it is not the intention of the . government to
encourage dlslayalty, and that disloyal persons
desiring to obtain possession of their 4roperty
under the President's proohunation, must first
give conclusive evidence of their, intention to
keep in good faith the oath - requiract of: them,
and that they have come into our lines-forthe
purpose of becoming foYal citizens arurinotifor
the sole purpose of-tibtaining theirlfrepeity.
Many persons have openly confeisel- that
they do not comilder-therequiredrotith,binding,
and theY did not intend tO 'respect it' after' ob
tainlig.posseston of- their property.: This-de
cision wili,lowever; fnistrate their plans, ds-
VeOpo the right kind.of loyaltf- and. epee the
Government many millions of dollars. -•
Tlio:conervative papere in this State are ini
.open rebellion against-the -wholeratleconierip-;
lion now - beforelherebel Onngiessithe inforcfk
menace) t which they predict - will , resule. in the.,
secession of-, North:- Carolimi from the rebek
contederacy,4hile tlie-4risbel. papers- -say Ahei
Sonar : Mutt lay down their arms. unlelltr the 4c4
hamlet a law. • -
•Adjourned
W . A.kanictra, Jap,
The Ways and . eane r Cominittee of th
Rouse ready to,repOi:tt pgy
Thwie,l2 an,appronria,thfirCit, forithendari 9
a second *aistant gac ( reliiii of. thif...-yrpiang
...As soon. as Mr. Harrfigitim returns .fro
,Eurp*vhe will fill F. 19-14
,willibe Second Assi s tant SacretaF".:
Mr: Coltiii r publishes a letter id "the Chreei
de denying the statement that hehas declared
in favor of Mr. - I.,theola or an any other perssini
for'the Presidency.. .s
The Suppleinental 'l'sx just as it c,omes
from the Ways and Means Committee; ,w1.11.nn4
dunbtedly beadopted....by the Howe. .
• . illurgeon&GendrO. -Hammond's -Court. Marti
commences to day; . •
Senator. Hicks and Postthaster-General Blair
visit; theM.aryland Legislathre On Frklay. next)
and will Make-60(4es on the prominent ghee,
Sons of the day..: _
ST.lioms, lan: -20.
The steamer Norman:has arrived, with Memi l
phis adVicee of the 16th inst.; and- 570 bales-of
cotton for:Cinoinriati.
The Memphis Bulletin says the account
lately given currency. to hrthe St. Louis Rep:A:
•Zican's.Memphis- correspondent, to the, effect'
that airebel quartermaster-at , Itstrnando:aeling
tindevauthodtYdrtancitichniondi had offinatto
selh.ain. - Tinribtitthe;Cdttori:rernahling.orfteldi
the rebel lines; anditb'atirirbr fimlththmtais
a special agent to. - Wiadngtcallwititi.a
proposition, is a hturilitry gotten_up Ay-ant
u nlo ad parties for thelpnrpose,ofthe
New York 6 marketi=„Nething knOWir of
andi a repOrtiitlfemAkte:4
11tuVrenthIlituda= tt volunteeredi
aildUherei olz=th4tAisitto itiat State.., II
A. tIN
XXICIIITVI APPOINTMENTS
BILLS PASSBD.
EMI
From "Walsbington
PRICE TWO-OENTSr-
IBM
Vongress.Tiri' ges—sion
• liGsnrstaTos, Jan. 20
SE2TATE.
Stimner preSented a memorial of Ger
mails of Roston in maid -to the President's
itumesty.Pfoclarnation, praying that Congress
-tike,immedinte steps to abolish slavery and
Preyed . a landed aristocracy In the country.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Brown, a memorial of 63 members of
,tlre MissourLicasenibliagainsf the confirmation
of Schofiald'as Major General:
Mr. CollainerrfeLyruldraiw;l the Serrate at
length ilk
_support of the rule resuiring Senators
rake.art additional , oath'. _
ifOIISX Or IIIiPREERFAtItiIS.
The House mann:Mil the ibistidiwation of thet
ltuit resehittion amendatory of tae confiscation
act ',by:a.vote of 25 to 7 inie. ' • •
Mr. Sweet (Me.) replied to Mn‘Davle of Md.
earnestly denying, that the minority in; he
- gotten were tliere. to emharrate the Adhoinietra
tion. He expressed' his I , hrasii onllitseibiect. of
saistillacation;regaram thiproisositien Distorts the
Rouse as an endeavor to.repe=" &Übe decision of
tieliesiderit that forfeiters of estates shall not
*tend beyond the lifetime of partles convicted
treason.
86UTHERLNE-Wil.
80 CROPS Ili VIROINTA. -
[ADM the Richmond Ezaminer, lan. 12.]
We regret to learn that thole r is very - little pros
pad of any cons iderasie crops being made this year in
ieverai of the fertile coraitiai of Snahwestern
The largest termer in .thin portion of
the State;--Campbell, &smoke, Charlotte, Bed
ford, &0., have pretty paseradly furnished substitutes,
rd devoted their time to the production of hoge imam-
Wes of .rnecits, breadstuff's, vegetabks and forage. 'ln
view of the late enactment, rendering them
again liable tb military duty, and the conse
quent iioponaibility of attending to their plan
tations, these men hatre, as a rule, hired , out
their field hands to railroad or manufactuzing
companies, or sent them to the cities and
towns to be. here employed. - • '
corn crop Mal oonsegurnalg barnacle, and .but
comparatively:a meg extent of land' has been put in
ix* or wheat.- What little will be raised this
year in these productive regions will prkipally
!be under the - superintendence of 'the few old or
disabled men unfit for military service, and
will hardly suffice , for home consumption, leav
tng nothing for the support of the.army,which
•luis heretofore - drawn abundant supplies of pro
visions and forage from these - comities. ° -
THE IttaLROADS.
[From the . . Uhehmoitd Ixaminer.]
The principal "rallitiitula in the Confederacy
- are now sedulously engaged in endeavoring to
- increase their stochs, and to provide for the con
tingencies of future service or Toiti. Under the
delusive expittchitibri of an 'early termination of
the war, the-railroad corivaidel have--hereto
fore relied_ almost wholly on :their, existing
ttnolc„and- male but few efforts at supply or
reparation. They scarcely husbanded their re
tiources,-which under the ashatrAing demands
made upon them, became-greatly 7 iihninished.
Of/ate, witismaoremulattee, 4 witietpraviface
, :.:_•mspguida•their minronnent.• In different
payts of the OirfifedMacy r irori know being
,pro
vided and - rolled for machlintrY -ind -the con;
ski:lotion and repair:of locomotives and rolling,
stock. .The Se. eretau of War has recommended
that skilled mechanics be furnished from the
army for. some of "the more delicate machinery
ncieded by the railroads. -
The ndlroadltnumportatiOn isof incalculable
importance to the•Oonfookmuzy. Shut off from
the sea, and with command of veryfeiv of its
rivers, the Cnnfederacy 'is - dependent, almost
on the iallroada -fix" commitnication
and transportation.
IFrom gig iliiehrnond Rsgnirer, Tan. 12.]
The Senate, yesterday, passel the HOUge'bill
putting in the army all Who !mire heretofore
fulaisbhd substitutes. (lf-•.the men pro-
Freed - to putdn submit): will curtail, the -effec
tive working force of the number of public_ in-
OW:diens, whose names are "familiar as
tromieholdvords" to the palate. In this cede
gery, are 'embraced the rallies& in • Virginia,
whose executive officers can now hardly keep
the.m.ranning in good order by all the means at
their'command. All Virginia railroad iron is
iisorly worn oat; and• so the inns workingrim*.
RETALIATION;
[From the Richinond Examiner.]
It will be recollected thatvome weeks ago a
Deecgti cavalryman. Daniel Bright; of the.22d
Eleorgia„waa banged by the Yankeewa B Eller-
Alla. It now.appeari that retaliation has been
sternly executed by our troope.: We leayh that
at the got of the tittle - exechthm a fe* days
ItEO,- - oretteldieribung in..retWiation , a negro
tslidier,tom Ohio, and
very
his body was le ft
swinging from the very beam - from which
:figliewas anspeoded.:' The victim was a very
bright mulatto 1- he had been- motored new
Elizabeth 'City; and he .must_hirve been:brouga
: ly seventy , miles to.tha_place of toecalbm.
that the retaliation niight: executed lon the
very sane'spot where the atrocity Which =a-
Shineifit had been committed:: , Our-informant
saw the corpse swinging le.the.wind at Amp
ton Crow-roads. The fellowing.hdet; was, af
edto: it
''Nevres.-Itereiranip Slim: Tanis, Of - the
sth Ohioleginient, exectrted io tetiliatianifor
DanklEright,•hunglytirdetof Brigadier
era! Wild. By order, of .
Major 'General PICKiTT."
Irioni Kansas and the - Plains.
louaruswouza,: Kansas,,-.Tan. 19._
- General Curtis will bepublioji wele t oned.hor e
by the Loyal Leagues and Valor' ititis4l3 gen
erally.: His advent licks is hailed wit Tatra
enthusiasm. • • •
Over $lOO,OOO .arorth.of property and many
lives, were lost daring the recelit cold weather
ea the Plains. The Govennwearieightlasine
are still detained. ' ' -
- Railroad Accident.
- - CorniAND, Jan. 20.
z • The followinupsdditionalnameaof thepersoW
killed and wounded by an accident on the
Cleveland and Erie railroad have been ascer
tained:_
• -Kllloici—Elishs'-Hailitui, of- MeCennehrville
Ohio,James. Gill; of Now-York,, Mr.. Erniiitrt:
pf Saidtteljy,
and.ltr.,Chepehorougll/4 of Salmi
9jon Briage. nifilioares were burzwl,o:l4 qu k .
no4i* identified.
The meet virgiuia =Lergislature..
wagiffinicp,cwsgexvi.. MK=
• The _West Virginia. AlogibiatuoLtugemhied
yesiardaY, srEsnd by e/estkn.l Wm- F,
swim/son as rremeistorlhe Senat e, and Lel3o).
Cramer'for I~Of t iiii . Roam - Malay
itornealtenfagifWthassont in tol , tfay4
jz :ma Li 13,1- . 4: :Lill::
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