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, r ore neglect or refute to take their ruple
. ...lice whieh they ore directed, they
they fifty , sort td for NW and Ordered
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JOIIN SON
A 6 I_AFX9EACCOEIL 3EI
A c ji Hosprr,a.
.‘,,,:)seovered the most certain, speed)
r eiTeataal remedy in the wont for
i,ISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
RELAY SIX TO TWITVII
Herr eery or Noxious Drugs.
s Ori•Wanrearan, oa so CHARM; 111 Mon One To
Two DAr5,...44
ft.. , Back or Limbs, Strictures, Pains In
e
• ...I:Sections of the Kidneys and Bladder, Ort Pr gaow.
nic
V
• • Debility, Decay of thoPhyno
t • languor, Low Spirits, Confusion el deas,
c ihe Nears, 'timidity, Tremblings, Dimness
••
r Giddiness, Disease of the Stomach, A ilaidiOna
Um :had, Dito,t, lilac or Skin—those terrible disor.
. from the indiscretion or Solitary Habits or
cd•e dreriful end destructive practises which
• -t , teconqt debility, reader marriage
lmpoi
. •
' , u ;,: .)o-troy etch body' and mind.
VOL , NO ALEN.
who have becOmo the victims of
...;' :V , " th:lt dreadful and destructive habit which
„. to an untimely grave thousands of
the most exalted talent and brilliant Intel
otherwise have entranced listening
the thunders of eloquence, or waked boa
lyre, ma' cell wrat full cruilidente.
MARRIAGE.:
7r: f.,:rsons, or those contemplating marriage, be.
,ir physical weakness, should immediately con•
t d. and be restored to perfect health.
OIIGANIC WEAKNESS
ntettiately cured sad felt rigor restored. •
rr.o places himself under the care of Dr. J. may
confide In his honor as a gentleman, and con,
..,Ly p. 'y upon his skill as a physician.
y;.-tinted No. 7 South Frederick street, Baltimore,
toe left hand stile going from Baltimore street,
.) Is corner. Bailer tioular In observing the
or number, or you will mistake the place. Be par
tor Ignorant, Tufting Quacks, with false names,
humbugCertitddoss, attracted by the repute
: . or. Johnson, lurk near.
:!•Lre must contains Postage Stamp, to use on the
DR. JOHNSTON
ir .I. , uason member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
•?I 1 on, vntiluate from one of the most eminent Colleges
the 1.. hued 6tates, and. the greatest part 01 whose life
.. b,,..0 b pent to the Hospitals of London , Paris, Phtle,
m At it
1,111 4 and elsewhere , hue effected some of .moetas.
..n Mug cures that were ever known. onbled
;h ringing In the ears sad head when asleep, t her
aMll,:2ll, being alarmed at suddensounds, bashfulness,
.:tit frequent blushing,attanded sometimeiswtth derange
,nut t mind were cured Immediately,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
.ir. J. addresses all those who having insured thaw
,ecs by private and improper Indulgancles, that secret
d ”litury habit which rotas both body and mind, an,
..;;Ing them for either bualnessor society.
'ih- are some of the sad and melancholy advcia pro-
tly early habits of youth, viz: Weakness of the
: ,ck and Limbs, Pates le the Head, Dimness of sight,
of Maaeular Power, Palpitation of the Heart, Dye•
S•:rvous irritability, Derangement of the Digestive
hit , tiour, General Debility, Dyreptcoint of Consump.
Wu, Rt.
itgliTALLti
tho fearful effects on the mind are mash to
to dremicki, :—Luss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Do•
~ , r ,siou of $1.4163, Evil Forebodings, Aversion loSlocle
Self-distrust, Love of Solitude, Tholdity,ere., are some
et t) , o evil effects.
Thuusan.le of pent= Or all Mel, can now Judge what
Is the cause of their decline in health, losing their vigor,
cecouung weak, pale, nervous and eniamsted, have a
9111gULAr appeurunce about the eyes, cough, and aymp•
1139 of coueumptton
TOTING MEN
who bavo Injured themselves by a certain practice, In
delved lu when alone—a habit frequently learned from
evil sompantons, or at school, the elects of whloh are
algtitty felt, even when asleep, and If not cured, tendon
marriage Impossible, and destroys both mind sad , body,
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hems of ls emus.
try, the darling of his parents, should be Snatched from
all prospects and efiloyments of life by the consequence'
of deviating from the path of nature, and Indulging in a
certain wore& baba. 'au *'person must, before coot=
0-Mug . .
tiARMAGS,
effect that a sound taint' and body are'the most necessary
roquithei to promote connubial happiness. Indeed
without them, tho Journey through life becomes a weary
pilgrint,ofe; the prospect hourly darkens to the vievnthe
mind bucomos shadowed with despair, and filled with the
melm , holy reflection that the tutppluars of another be
comes bll3hted with our own
DR JOBNSON'Pr INPIGORATiMG REMEDY ,FOR OR
GAMIC WEAKNESS.
By this great and important remedy, Mongoose of Um
nrgaue are speedily cured, and full vigor restored.
.I:hues:lnds of the moat nervous and debilitated wht
had lost all hope, have beau immediately relieved. AU
impediments to marriage Physical or Mental Disumillll.
ashen, Nervous, Trembling, Woukoose or Itthoustion or
the most fearful kind, speedily cured.
TO STRANGE:RN.
The many thousands cured at this Imitation within tnt
last twelve years, and the numerous important Surgicat
operations pertermed by Dr. .1., witnesaed by the re.
porters of the papers, and many other persons, notices of
which have appeared again and again before the public,
besides Ate standing as a gentleman of character and rt.
spentienity, lea sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
DISEAek.B OF ISiPflUDENCii—Whon the misguided
and imprudent votary of pleasure finds he has imbibed
the sewn tit this painful diseente, it
dreadsoo often happens that
as tii•atuett souse of shame or et discovery deters
him from applying to those who, from education and re.
apectability can alone befriend hun, delaying till the coo.
stitutionni symptoms of this horrid disease make their
appearanue, affecting the head, throat, noes, skis, ex.,
progreasiug on wan frightful rapidity, till death puts a
period o his drdfulelaerielai/nehr:Tnofromwaleosotraieeretur.l blot to °last
ifeCt that thousands tail 'flail= to that terrible
it lea met.
disease owing to the uuakilfulneas of
,Ignorant pretend
era, who, i by the use of that deadlypenson, mercury colt
the constitution and make the residue of life casterabla.
To Scatasazas.—The Doctor's Diplomas bang In bit
&ace.
AhrLetters must eontaina BiaMp tons on the reply
arsraemcdiee sent by Mal.
iFirNo. 7 south Frederica street, Baltimore.
eillZaawly
1861, 80 OPENING, 38 OPENING 1861.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
OP lIIRRY DIPCIZIPITON
The quality of the Rued% for the price will be an induce
ment to every one to purchase.
Ak The moot dinitratat gOOds of the seam at a great sac
e.
MOZAMBIQUES,
GRISSALIAS,
VALENCIAS,
CREPE D'ESPANGS,
BEREG ANGLAIS,
BROCADE POPLINS,
NEAPOLITANS.
LAWNS and LAVELLAS
%TO eziOrtg the lie V"
CATHCART h BROTHER.
Next door to the Harrisburg Bank
SKELETON SKIRTSI
at Thr likr,Nst :look of the very beet make to be found
.Next door to tho Etarrbiburir CATHC A.RBank.
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas and Umbrellas
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VOL. XV.
3sl . tAblUttigtltittttil.
SPECIAL ORDER, NO. L
Plum Queameas, P M.
Hamalnay, H ale 1861.
Quarter Master General R Is ordered
to forward the clothing, es per re4ulsitiops
dated 28d May last, by Colonels Harhamft, add
M . Dowell, of the Fourth and Filth Regiments
Pennsylvania V.elirinteent, in idace of sending
it as heretofore directed. The Fourth and
Fifth Eggimepts belw now in .actual.o7l, oe
and in great neea of prolier cloadhg. "'- -
By order of the Commander-in-chief,
JOHN A. WRIGHT,
my2S Aid-cia•camp.
SPECIAL ORDER, No. 23.
HIaDQUARTAIRe 13. Vs CWII4,
Hurisinug - ,, Pa., June 8, 1881.
L No cfficer, non-commissioned officer, mu
sician or priyate of. the Reserve Volunteer Corps
at these Headquarters, or at Getup Curtin; will
leave his dation or. camp Without• permission
from the proper . authority. -
11. The Chief of each Department:will leg
held responsible for the oteervance and enforce
ment of this order in his -particular , ' Depart
ment.
The Chiefs of Departments will report at the
office of the Assistant Adjutant Commal or the
Corps when their duties require their absence
from these Headquarters, the point to whibh
theirActies call the n, the probable time of
their absence.
By order of • -
MA.r. Gee. 'GEORGE A. MCCALL.
116NIM A. Sowntrz;
Captain and Aid-de-Camp.;
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
THE lIND.ERSIGNED 'COILMISSION-
Illt3 of Dauphin eounty, la urarsaancia Of in Apt of
the General Altembly of One Canaanite&nit of Yen si
oYilvoulo, APPreire4t Um 16th day of ably,. L9Bl, ;ad ailed
“An act to authorize the Comminiksers_ot Datlphla,conn
ty tO' approlirlara a certain bum of Money [Or "ho 'sup-
port of the Mirage of Volunteers - dining tree present
War," do hereby inform the public:that they will make
a loin to the Ammon of smite not 04ratedrair ton thalleb/td
dodos, lbr which bonus will be loosed lar Ater= not ex
ceeding ten years, with concept attaobed; lot the payment
of half yearly Interest, payable at the County Treasury at
6 per cent. Sabi bends are to be clear of in teXatlon,,
to thereforehoped that themddnaromit in bonds of s u eh
amounts as the loaders will desire, will be prompt,
ly taken by. the pittriltio_olidtothito :or Oben, with out
resorting to special taxation at ibm trate.
JOHN S. MlJ*ltit,
JACOB BEIM, }Com miseleserik
, GEO. GARIfititICA • • . , .•.
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Attest--Joggra Mims% Clerk .. my2O-ds
JUST PUBLISHED
A MANUAL
MILITARY SURGE RY
Olt, 4
FLINTS ON THE ENERGENCIESJ
Camp, and 16 . 00.tal Praotice,
• BY
S. D. G 11,0.58, Pi. p.
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marsseox o 7 auttoltr at VIZ MHZENNgfwrixplcarlipizzah
AT Pt*UDe [ lli~.
For slue at BBRGNER'S CLIDIV BOWEMRS.- • • •
may 24
MEM= REDUCED.
HOWARD & HOPE EXPRESS 00.
Short and Quick Route to and : from
NEW , - YORE.
GOODS ORDERED IN THE MORNING
TURNED THE SAME . NIGHT.
Leave New York at Tg P. Y., by Fut ThronglL Mx
prow Trak', Art/311413 klarrlabarg, 33 3 A. M.,
WITROCI MAMA' QJ OARS.
Order Goode, marked' - - •
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General offitie,•74 Broadw4.,•NreetYokk.
Branch " 412 ••_ • "
For veneer agermanen inquire le
M9/8 GBUSaII IMIROMg tit
JUST .
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE
EXTRIV• FINE' POINTED ,
GOLD ,PENB
NEWTONS • (formerly ::Baglers)
otaughoukro, warrantod to belho boa} le mow*
the finest plated, tooardurobia add' kof cheap is Ley
o market, Tor sabh let u t i e Wit or A
. 10 4 ."4 slyo
4ey of
=WWI '8
,!!JP 8008 TORS,
at I, ll,Agt straw.
CHEAP BEVAN?. 1 1 1
Qin at DOOR'S,
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EEMPTY'MOLABS, RO.GalikaADS._—A.
Wege quaadltrirransi ltdlaaria-Bariraistwoo
naada and Mao 011 aka, far salepr
my&l Alf. DOCK & CO.
NIVIIITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL,
CARLISLE, Cumberland county, Th.—The pro.
prietors take pleasure la sanoonniog Stud duty' its hots
prepared to receive stalks. Perna desiring a healthy
locadon for the stuntner'will Mid thisans of the most de
-46011 places in the country. The water of thew springs
cannot be surpassed for drinking, bathing and medicinal
SUMO. For inibrmatical and °insight address
Wii. DURROUGITS,
D.C.
felt 2.m Atmthwoos..
FRENCH MUSTARD, Rugliah and vdo
mom Pickle., (by Dm dozen or bundrod,) tope
lo r :Wad Oildiatobup; Banes and Condiments or every
as ,:rlpdon. oky'al WIL DOOR 4 CO.
FRBEGEE 14.1312:
OF every desoription in oane - ant - jars,
each BO WVr.1.90614
mar 4 Vjg. DOOR JR. a 00.
JOUPIi CALM • 'JOSix W. mom
CASEY 85131tOWN - •
IiTTORNEYS-AZZAW
Dr AXING at/8°4;140d together in - the;
ij Prootlce of the Law willetonvaithf* quit
promptly to am proteastralannudnees entreated , Itt,thelli
Office in Third Street three de01e_,A1101,........iderk4 4 .;
N. B. Cuosuastkooo loiteglish
EX.ECUTOR'I3 NOTICE.
rr USEI luidersignpd Exequtore of the estate;
A. caßisvial Bun, late of toxemia g 0 toiinsia
4630410 4 he r''br • 111 Primula IndAitotedicildd
t e, make paymegajmulediately, Wee ha ad= wirregent Ulan
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"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS-NEUTRAL IN NONE•"
HARRISBURG, PA., MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 24, 1861.
Eijt EttegraflJ.
Tan Itouir's Ouiani will meet this evening
for drill, and to make arrangements for a
parade on' the fourth of 'July.. The =unbent
of this fine &ups haiii determined to equip and
make it a permanent organisation.
Os rim Mums.—We learn that the two regi
ments under Colonels Biddle and Simmons,
which left here on Saturday morning, and were
telegraphed to atop at Hopewell, subuquently
received orders to proceed to l3edford, for whisk
place they took up the line of niarch•yeaterday
morning, a distance of twenty-tlrottillei: '
A RIODLINT OF SOIAIMMSI /11 UM RlFan.
Yesterday afternoon nearly the entire !boon
sin regiment. marched 'in companies froth 'their
encampment to the Saignehanns. river, above
the Witiir indulgid in the initiry
of a bath in its 000 l and limpid waters. The
novel sight was -witnessed •
crowd of male oitiserui,)whA4mjayed: the scene
as much as the soldiers seemed to enjoy their
aquatioliports. .TtuiLtrea, AfreshatilArtd' in
vigorated by their ablutions,- reformed and re•
turned . 41 1: . .g 00 4 .0 *T to..tha camp/ aPPikrentir
gratified that an opportunity-had been afforded
them; to bathe in the noble old Susquehanna,
Barns Ostutotra.—A geatleman who arrived
last pight, 'from Hagerstown, Md., states that
there is a strong seceseion element in the viol
nity,Of that place. On Tuesday:. night, after
thatroopti left for Williamsport, the inhabitants
of Yalikatowit hauled' down the Union colors:
and substituted secession ones. The guards
who •were left at camp became alarmed, but
lurkilY a portion of-the troops returned from
Williamsport, and the U n ion flags again floated
on the tweeze. A member of a• Columbia com
pany,- hearing that a tavern keeper named
Martin, a leading secassioidit Was determined
to keep his colors up, went in company with
two companions to the tavern, seizedthe tavern
keeper by the hair of the head, and holding
him oat arms • length, made him give three
cheers for the Union: It had the &aired effect.
This circumstance, with others,. shows plainly
that Maryland is "a snake in the grass," and
is only loyal when kept in 'subjection by
strong IYr:don forced.
•
Hartman Acruneirr.—*siteow Fecal% —On
gfidx./ let Now. A.J. douse, DAVid ificCor•
inick,4lacob B. Eby, and O. O. Zimmerinsiff,
Of this city, Visited - Bakerstown. They' in
tended returning on Saturday mornilg, but
miming train,_ they took passage on a luuid
oar, with a view of making connection with
thir passenger train leaving • Ofifukibersburg at
noon. When rounding:a curve some Ave miles
tide side of Hagerstown, :they discovered& loon-:
`motive approaehh• ig•from•the opposite direction.
They signailed to tee engineer, who 'promptly
'reversed the 1 niotion : 9 • the engine ; but the
.close proximity, of the machines, and the speed
'at which-both were going, rendered a collision'
inevitable; seeing which. the oCcupants of the
oar jumped out to Save their Aim. They had
scarcely made the perilous leap, when. the coil
;Sion took place, the locomotive thundering in to
the hand ear and shattering'it'tiyatiome I Had
the gentlemen zetained•their places a moment
;longer, the- probability. - is-that • all of • them
would -brief lustantly •
-killed. I We'
learn that Mr. Joni's - was titasiderat
•
by the force of the
.fall, ,as was
also Mr:ldleormkk, and one of the otheit•were•
slightly bruised: - Bin Stneneriruiii,Arnorci
landed !afer r i:ePc9 ttittlto. to Yr=4l
The gentlemen, lafter re
coyObig freatheir fright, and exfuninhigtheir
Wounds, 'Oil passage on_the loco/if:lilte and
proCiteded to the next station, wbiirs they pro
cured anotherhend-oar, which conveyed' them
to Chsixibinebing, arriving therein tinifitelake
tyro Harrisburg.•
PABLIGIII Or DIAXRd. —On Saturday evening
several regiments from eastern and western
New ;York; about 'six theueond- in all, arrived
hire over the Northern Candor 'and Lebanon
valleyfadse on - to * Was l 4okitiit
city --:The men were armed and :equipped;
ready to go info 'tervide. -Spine
diem aocompaniocithessroginunita.- The second
Wisconsin regiment - also reached hareem Satnr
day evening• anti ; pitched their tents on a
vacant lot near the. Pennsylvania Railroad
idiom with. the -expectation , of • remaining
tag or three days, to Main arms.—
Yeiterday; however, , they . . readied *dent to
proceed diftvglio.WaWilgiont-thaSeoretarY
of War having outdo provision for army which
werlfumigied :thrn in the afternoon by the
141404_ authoriti es
. h ere . Accordingly
.they
struolsibeir . tents this morning and left for the
Federal: Capital. ;.:' The liriscimain Sobilera area
414000414 set of Ruh, elegantly et 4pctd;:and
wereo°tit citizens
who visited their etictiinpnieni : during the day.
thousand and fifty
strong, composed unduly of met:arm:a the Min
ing and lumber dlstrictsolialercornmand of the
f 011 0. 04 143 Oniciko *hied , * General, Rufus
King, editor of lheiMilwenkiti Nottisel, ; Colonel,
"Park O og ; ' Lleuteasni-Gniond, Hen r y .L
Peclghtslor;:rintourilaedonabi;-Adjutantili.
M. Hnnteri.Gio, stamp D. Ruggles;
QuartermasterSargenut,4: -M.-Lowis; Colonel:o
iieniyi3andr In wend
titteige64 ti t aiiAiaci* SW:
*ifig4WOriiii#j*lfklfis B W-thei
foaming.to"" 7!•;-
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tv.t sit,m
I=
. . ,
Drenthe= Ariswer To &sandman - As bier
ors ea Omar Comet.:---Cin Saturday some little
excitement was occaekthed by= an - attempt of a
discharged soldier to assassinate Capt. John H.
Taggart, of the Wayne Grards, of
now stationed at Camp Curtin, .Among
the then enlisted in t.hil carps in Philadelphia;
walton4 tithed Bohn' Totier, a large,' powerful
man, over qtr feet high, Weighing some two
hundred pounds. On the arty the company
left Philadelphia, Votier was seised with a fit
on the street, and it required threii foilr of
his ocunriddiAoiiiisist ' Alter his arrival
I leitia; : " *ere tdmosetlaili
at.Cartip
occurrence, and Votler frequently fell down
in thb !reeks: laboring' 'tinder their
incept talk disabillty," l hie. gen
'Mal health was good - : The Captain felt
it his dui); Zaa discharge Totter from - the
company on account of his disability, and on
FittA.Y./Ijkorliinit took rb3:atike
the camp for examination..._ The surgeon being
eniregedatthe time, -fixed three o"edock in Calf!
afternoon for the examination. About noon
Volley call-. 4 at Captain Taggart's tent, and
wietar"clifi'nol- - think'the as ifs
Called them, Witted him for - duty, and he had
matie iiiihiathind not to go - tei the • eurgeori"s
to be examined, and - that he was determined
tite.:comPany:-.CraptzTaigart an s
husked to him that he had better not make
Up 141 mind
,unt4 l 4 ll !xeis 0 '9 1 .4 epPr4 No
thing further -was-said on either eide, - and To•
tier left the tent. At three o'cfta . capf. Tag
gart-ordered-illergeant • Vallee to--take Votier
over to ' tlie eurgeo - h: The' Sergeant Wen t
tier's tent, and cathrunnicated the order to him.
Votier' positively: refined- to go, and said. no"
one in - the company' could ' "make *him go."
lergearit Valise reported Toi ler 's answer to the I
- 0 , who, as a prep .utiou, knowing the
dasperatedetermizuttion of the man be had to
deal with, took his' revolver with him, and
pfalenidecito Totter tent. The Captain spoke'
kindly to lithm, at fist, saying it would be bctter
for •him to go quietly to the surgeon than to
be forced to go. To'this -Totter replied he
would.nept go, and no mita could - Leak,. him go
it he did ribt choose to. • Capt. Taggart, 'thew
in -a;peremptory manner,' ordered OW to go:
with the Sergeant; or le would hive tam' put'
under arrist. -At this Votier approached 'the
Captain in a threatening manner r and raised
his hand as if to strike. 'Capt. T. drew
his revolver, aid • told Toner if he ad
lanced ormatep . fearther he Would shoot Mat.
dewn.. cheated his. ;hostile demo.
;oreitration, and in a few minutes Votier
weikt with the peigerant "to the , anrgeiin,
and after.teful examined, he was declared to
be unfit for service ; and discharged,. Capt.
Taggart theki told - Totleeto get ready to go to
Philadelphia hi the fi T 5 P. lli. . train. , Varier
immediately absented himself; and could hut
beleiged irCtime ;totem 'the train. AIN:Mt six•
o clock, daiiiig the "absence of Capt. Taggart in
kter4lberg, Toiler apiearedAnTearap, and die
played a large dirk knife, which he declared
he intended to kill the Captain' with.- He
sharpened it on the teine l Wed by * the men for
sharpening theirtablo knives. Capt. Taggart
arrived shortly after this, and being warned' , of
the interitiotis of VOtier; he detailed a guhrd
lel I sis then under Sergeant Dougherty, to ar
, rest Votier,•and confine him until mid-night,
tend then take'hins. to Harrisburg and pat him
on board the clue 'for 'Philadelphia: Barb: in
the eveaiog, Vetter agedn appeareain .the com
pany's quarters; prowling ;between two tents:
Two of the-girard apprifeched hinr ivhenlie died
his knife, arid'oommtiniied Parleying with them.
Capt. Taggart cameftem'his tont, said ordered
toe Enexd!to.'arreet , Voier. At this Votier,
With the knife in'hie hand, sprang toirarde the
oa - Opia;vibui stood in front of his tent. Capt.
Taggart was ready:for him, howeverrearacock
ed hie iireblver to "shoot. seeing Votierl
changed' ble coarse, and 'darted on One side of'
the tao; and ran a square.or two down to thei
lower end of-the oamp,Aourishing the open!
knife in• his hand, eiad inikfng a general "clear- 1
lug'among fsiej .
companies, who did not
know what to wake of the strange apparatiob:
Theguird , followed-him, but could not lied
hair, and 'returned' again to 'the Company's
queiteni: leaPt . ; * raigert Ordeied 'them to' . bed
on the alert, •for'2o3 felt sure . Votier •weal('
rethrnage in before ; midnight • Hare though;
a little.` diet" eleven o'creck ) thin was
seen preiwling about the back part of
the toga...El It proved to - be -Xptier. • The
• •
guard iratehad Arial; 'end' sari` inakd
for the same, quirter, he had entered early in
the evPliegi 06 9e*Jskl'e4 0 4gPterell hiar,
at a charge : bayonet; and demanded him toi l
surrender. ; He drew Abiltrille wheiktbir
4:kaporal told him if he attempted use It-he
would bayonet him. 'Tiro ethers cif - the guard
verb 1106 . 0, - * t1:0 eptit; and Toiler was rienureit , .
,The guerii-elomied him to the;depot at mill-'
- P-ightralla obi:Whim; to Philadelphia: The roffij
VON' of the' - tempear believe that Teti - bed
mind had beconte unsettled In . nonaqquenee Of
:his discharge, as -: previous to this affair he
has glien little or no trouble. Fortnnately,: i
the affair terminated' without any serious 'colij
iii?Tatten:do6;ll:l,thongh - lor a time it looked as if
blood was sure to be spilled. ; ; , . . .
IT:u. announced in_the Washing
to4Paßete that- the President, in consequeneet
of the pressure of public Wetness, is otbliged,
to decline 'molting iety l abdtots from this time
until the' Mining of of 00 40 018 .1
...COMO* iii.Austeamess,_ son of J. J. arittan-,
dint who
. seifiried 'eta otd atnirsonigilthied
ddb,hira i lliCtilted: 111 6044 1 1 1 .0 11 4 JOU 614 1
fffit is" :a ctrin -
. ,
B y THE
ARREST OF A REBEL-SPY
- A TrOtor T4iped ezta Captured
Sharp Dodge by One of billullifee
.
Rangers..
IMPORTANT SEOREIS DIVULGED
[Special Dispatch to the Daily Telegraph.]
atalatarawN, 'June 22
4 man was °beamed fording the river yester
day, dressal in it peenl . ated upon reach
ing the ',amyl - Mid side tonp . Of Clapt McMullin's
',Bangers arrested him. ' Was searched at
once When it watt - discovered thit he had very
important letters for a laWytir of this place
harried Alvey. The 'prisoner was quietly con
atibted to a place of safe keeping:and divested
of his'ClOthlng. One of bapt; MOilallin't men
disguised himself in the same; 'and More-
Seated himself as the genuine' beirei of dis
pitch& to Mr. •Atvey, who tell into the trap
and divnlged important matters to his ii:tptiosed
Virginia' friend: — *tier : everything had ' been .
surely acceruPlished, l 'Xi.: Atvey was arrested
and :subeelluently • tient Washington' city.
His arrest created twilit &sensation in - thistown
as he was'never suspected of thason, and stood
bighlA the estimation of the citizen.; here. A
traitor's doom awaits him.
Affairs at timberland.
,- ...-
Report of the Massacre of Maa7lami
Home Guards Oontradioted.
COLONEL WALLACE SAFE
THE MOUNTAINEERS IN THE,' FIELD
I=
Colonel Bowman and Sargeant Cliase
in Jail at Martinsburg.
Capture of a Tirginia Colonel and Elgh
Prtraileav _ I-;
Etaineratx, Sune 22
An express has arrived from' Cumber land;
which sayil there is lib* truth in 'the report of
the Cumberland Boma Guards heving- been
inalimered or wounded at their station at'New
Creek . Bridge. • They !numbereni 26, and all
eacaped.! t .They had wo einalt !hen cannons,
but spiked them both, and threir than into
the meek.. Col. Wallece was - endear:pod near
Cumbernuid, oh an elevated point ciehmandirk
the town. lie has no present apprehensions of
an.attack, but'has full confidence in his ability
to defend hie position. has also an abun
dance of proviaions and amunition.
0/1 Wednesday Lifter' the burning or the rail
road bridge the mountaneets collected to the
number ofhundred to seven hundred, area
,
ed with ahotguns and hunting rides, to assist
Col. Wallace to defend his position, under the
apprehensions of an attack by the enemy, and
,
are ready to return at a moment's notice, Quo
of them killed, another, and one was Slightly'
Wiiinided by the careless use of their firearms.
A 'Virginia oeionel who was taken at Itoputej,
together With eight Priv ) alas, and uudar , guard
tit Ounibirland:
Col.l3ewman and Mr ; Chase, who were seiz
ed ieoaito — OnidtaOppOSite
are safe in jail at Martinbtirg.
Mr. Barker of the 18th regiment, at kitia
burg, was shot in the knee on Thursday ; and
a private of the Bth regiment was accidentally'
shot u the Jog Yesteday, and Mint suffer r
potation There
.is no ser i o u s s i ckn essid the
.
hospital here, and but thirtPeight cases in all :
SENATOR Jalittsok/Aamm4ToN.
Attempt to Asoaseinate Kim
RECEPTION AT TEE FEDERAL
• CAPITAL. • • ' '
11:=E1=1
ADDRKSS., OR HON. JOHN B. HASKINS
Elovent and PiityiotipUnion Spppelk
Se - into/. Johnson.
LOYALTY OF FAST. TENNESSEE
TEE 0, P. F. .D.B4OI;II4VEp.
COMPLIAINNT TO GIN. SCOTT
: WM/EMOTON, Jui2e 22
Senator '-Joimson of Tennessee has arrived
here. He was Bred at by the Secessionist* while
coining tinfoneh the Cumberland;Gap, but the .
rascally 'attempt a t assassination failed. Mt.
Jokimam escaped:will:put - injury.= - ` .• • _
He says' that thelJnicisi men Beat Ten
inane will•imltate• the adieu of- Western Vir
gbahrfni cutting 'nose from the irobelliona au
thorities of thiState; and, 'moreover;, that they'
will fuitt - forthe Unicn2... • :
'814:10 4 RD ; DISP=III2
Senator Andrea , Johnsen - ' of• Tennessee, WAS
IrehSensed to-night w a 'oerenade and azlarge•
onnoorntoof )citlierut. 'mos Introdneedlti
4tdbgbdifitssiaa by Ron Job B: Etasida.. - 31, •
JohnsoriTaiforpondedeva - eptseal' frecleidirtsi,;
rapAbarelo ligOtre!hiittilterhhnij
tentrpiell by
',114 te'. , .:4.1,1,;.1.> .:;10 t 4 d 1
tam
Having procured Steam Power Presses we are
prepared to execute JOB and - SOOR — ftitaTAl VVlTY
description, cheaper that It tea be Oft at any area;
tabled:mantle the country .
,_ ,
.
tc.ATBil bir.ADV.KII.4II3/249 . . i. ' ' ....._....
/arrow* tines or keeb conelltato one-ban sqltare , mg. -
,Lee or mor.• than tour constitute a square.
Half ,guars, ono day.— .....• ..... ........... i 4
one weer.. ;.. ::: — :',:;73;:;. . ..... - 110 , --
one month "
• • .three months
5 et: months .... _
One square one day
ene week._ _
~. 2 00
66 one m0nth... ...
. 8 00
64 three m0nth5 .......... 5 00
. 4 elx months.— ..... _ . :.. Bop
... 000 year 10 00
ifirßusinen nonce Inserted to the Lend edema ce
betbre Marriages end Eesa9el, FIVE CLVIS p URA
or each Lnaertlen.. I Z.. " ... :- ....
Eartterrieges and /011210 Jo be -edutrged ea regular
ladvertisementa. .
.
NO. 46.
, . .
batted -secession" atta hereay_ciPd.trytive of the
Government, which titould ) effectually
crushed out. The , war nel - w in progyil*Ae 00 2 -
tended, was not of the itigilll4#*--6F.
South, but 'as conducted. by.i to Geieitatn4,„
for the perpetuity of the Union, the mainte
nance of the Conatitutituk,, and the enforce-
Ment bP thg; 'lawa made in pailiusuaectiethat
ithitrutient. - ''
,Be earnestly appealed to his anditora Ili- .
hold atidtlefend the timehonoredlag and mi..'
silt the despotism now menacing even thliv
capital, reminding his hearers that history
shows a republic once destroyed is never re-ee
tablished. He in effect Oondemned the.lato
ministration for not suppeseing secessliititefqie
it 'assumed" foriuldable prOportions and died the
example, of (len:. - Jackson as one which shOtild
hitei beau' followea. lie thanked Godwe yet '
. .
have in ourmidit that glorious old soldier
Gen. Scott, wh, stands trp with a stalwart form
anditrateerm; now as heretofore;' in defence
of hia'ciAntri.' '
He eiolit; of the peTriii attending tke
„deftrii
thin orHnion ettrithmentiiik'dialoyal `si t iittp, and:
said if the' southein deep, aittirdec to wards
Teruiessee Out of thqeatthiftitit
of that Statojntonda:tO;olitcynonlika.:Poiern
ment to sustain her in . the etr They
might,overcome her before a4Pald•ro l 4, 49_rt
—her enemies mightcietrasiatti hsr 4e1 . 4144E0 3
drench them in _blood--they might : !.itArqp4,
burn her cities and towns and uteri COATt3ri, her,
hillsides, and valleys into burial iro:undsibut,
they never could make of Eistiennespee a ;hilt
of slaves.
POSITION OF KFaNTUOKk.
4FlAN6po4t . q . ...wqk..Gkri; mp..O.W
asiiesttion Foroes to Keep out otthe:Statek*
The morning papem contain' liittim from"
General Bucliner and Gote'&l4
the articulate of an agreement Mat% with Oen:
6tdOlellan
'• The Kentucky authorities will ppterit — the
United States, property the-State, - erif i n4
the limvs . ot- tka United States ) a,poogijpg fp, the
interpretation pf
. the ljnited 13tates ..Qom .t 9, and ,
enforce all, ptollAratione of neutocalityou; votailt
Southern litatem. . • ,
General McClellan'agrees to reepeoti
ritory. of -'lEta6tioky, even though iroatherii
armies 'Niche it. i; In such ease he4lll , salt the
iiehttiokY aiitherltlas remove " tbe :iidatheni
fotees.` Slivala Kentucky fail • Ockeili r is, thi
olaitas the same ifghE oftterlAblittlialtiVelito
the tiohtli ; and duo Ifirebtadk3l adabli t ta
remove the holithem: &tette ; tat rg3i i
the aid of the government troops, and 'it
waste in rents:Mai 'them, 'General I ldealefle
agreestio withdraw.' • • .
If the Adiainletration idOpte dlffefetil
policy, Kentticitils to hit§re timely nictfc4 and'
ft Ketet4cky - phabges the seine notice
given by 'tliie nicreezTint.
Oen. Buckner gave Governor Harris, of pm
hew's,. notice, and ELFris gave assurtnlctsktflat
the . AOrritoty of
_Kentucky would .1 - 4e_reseestert
WO , occupied by the reileP4 troops, Slut able
gave peremptory orders to the Tepne. , ,o r ogi f
curs to this effect.
Latest From WaslOigtizzk,
- ARRIVAL OF FEN= TEMPS
A CALK ill AtirnAgY CAPPIi
Glen., Scott on Rio - Oggnpo
The Second Rhode Island and ...New York
Twenty-air:tit regiments have arrived, the lat
ter at ene•o'clotik to-day:
Soldterifrom the Virginia side of the Pot*
=to sky there well no importatit' alarms last
night, while . others represent - affairs quiet,' more
so dining the last two nightohan heretofcwo.
Gen. 136ntt Vas hien rerathistrifed l Wi ttrb
Westein men for 'ordering the retreat of Did •
walader oVer the Potoinac. The old " lletir id':
"It's all right—all 'right; 'you will Akin
months hence.
Eight car loads of muskets. hawk:bee& sent
froln the arsenal here to I{artisburg, aid seven
car loads of 24-pounder cannotoballs have been
brought to the arsenal. .
Rebel Accounts from Manassas.
lamps =imps IN THE, PAP.
NEußio
Lamm= Ai - nen
I
The Manassas correoPcmdellt o f
ton Mercury, dated the :18th, writes :t h at the
people about the rebel iamiritteneettle, and
that Itfe 1 4ngerdP 8 for
-amp 1 4 61 44::: 4 . 04 1 '0? 6 ;i ll 4'
daily, Aid fear inelr own -demi:mill' murder
t h em • • • F., ..
'the le theprhMks. *We
kp *tialkiinak a detrtei) that war 15 on
the point of ibeing inaugureed;•nd 7 0tilibtr
pt4l, : itio hostge , hktheit4ear: latter air
vigaggilite,swwwilthAtragt hallT0 0 1 4 : 011 1
twoirotilkOn frau *State.-'
.4,74:1 gaCteSfiyY c9 akr d
800 ,
4 0
600
Lootimus, Ithae
ME
MOM
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