THE TELEGRAPH
IS PUBLISHED EVERY DAY,
By GEORGE. BE.R4c3iISTER:
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dbmor lb ers order , the itisorodlntukto* of weir news
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subscribes neglect or refuse-to-lake their helms
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until t hey
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Miscellaneous.
Work, - Promieed in One Week
1 CO
PIINNEITLVANIA
BTEAIti DYEING ESTABLISHMENT,
104 Market I.9treet between 4th ana sth,
RBItBUREk, PA.
a ti,Ry, every description o f Ladieir
40 and Gentlemons' Garments, Piece Goode, &c., are
ed, Cleansed nun deished in, the test mmuter and
osha:tynotiee .. DODGE & CO.
pronrfetor,
DENTISTRY.
1) k . GEO. . 'STINE, graduate of the
ji_ o r altlatoro Collo 4e.9! Dental Surgery, having pirms
pointy located in the city 01 Elarrisburg and tagen the
office lortnerly occupied by Dr. Gorgas, on Third street,
between Market sail ifsiu ut, respectfully informs his
friends said the itubliu in general, that he Is prepared to
perform all °per gloss In Lie Dental profession, either
surgical or meonnuiesi, in a manner that shall not be
surpassed' by o;t3ratit,73 is this or any other city. His
mode of Inserttas, arthieled teeth is upon the latest IM.
proved scientific priu ciples.
Teeth. from ono to a lull sat, mounted on flue Gold,
Phttina plates or the. Vulcanite BASIL
I take great pleasure in recommending the above gen
tleman to an my former patients of Harrisburg and vt
zlnity, and feel confident that he will perform all opera
lions la a seleatllle mumer, from my knowledge of hh
ability. iroy3-dtfl F. J. 9 GORDO, D. D. 8.
CIDER 11 ! VINEGAR !11
MADE from choice and selected Apples,
and guaranteed by us to bestrictly pure
cid-d roNl. DOCK & cc.
FOR SALE !
A BUILDING LOT,, situate in West Har
d rialmrg, fronting on BroAstreot 20 feet, and run
ning ba.:k 161 feet, more or Leta, to a2O foot alley, ad.
joi-ling on one side the property of Mr Blnmenctine.
For particulars enquire of c'itED&RICK SCIIEFFEAA
Itergavr'e Bou&store.
tr R. 18.1.
LIME FOR SALE
TIFIE UNDERSIGNED having embarked
Lln the LUSE BUSIN&S Is prepared to f urnish tit
very best article at short not es, and at the lo west prices
for cash. de sells the lime burnt at Colunsh to and also
that burnt at home,
mr29-d3aa
POPULAR REMEDIES.
AT RS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
'itor children teething, and SPALDING'S CEPHALIC
ILLS for headache. A fresh supply received at NEL
LIM'S DRUG STORE, where you cau purchase all the
saleable Patent .aledicines of the day.
D 1 Market street,
two doors east of Fourth street, south stde
OUR UNION & CONSTITUTION
4 ,1" R GOVERNMENT," by M. AL 'lC.tx-
J r NET, iS a work oontaming the CONSTITUTION es
Tam UNITTD Stens, giving the construction of its Terms
and Provtaloa, showinl the relations of the several
Stated to the Union and each other, and explaining gene
rally the System of Government of the Country. Price
sl 00. Sold, and orders supplied, by him, at Harris
burg, Pa. feb2l
Agents for Counties and States wanted.
THUNDER AND LIGHTNING.
fpl - R vast amount of property destroyed
i s annually by lightning ought to be a warning to
property holders to secure their buildings. All orders
far Lightning Rods left at the auction store of W. BARB,
will be attended to. Reds put up in the latest improved
tyle and warranted. jel2•d
SOHEFFER'S "BOOK STORE 1
(Near the Harrisburg Bridge.)
JUST RECEIVED from the
Rsl.2e_le Wile a lot of fine COMMERCIAL NOTE
P A , an, wnicti we 411 i sell at $1.26 per ream.
$1;3.15 - 9, per ream for NOTE PAPER, decorated with
the latest and very imndscone emblems and patriotic
mottos.
$3.50 for 1000 WHITE ENVFLOPEE, with national and
patriotic emblems, printed la two colors.
Please give us a call. THRO. F. SCHEFFER,
.142-d Harrisburg.
It. L. GODBOLD,
RACTIOAL Tuner and Repairer of
Pianos,. Melodeons, &c., &G., will receive orders in
mare at WM. lielta.:HS'S Moak. More, 02 Idaricetstreel
ii orders left at the above named place, or al the Bueh ler
01:10e 7 8111 W. 3 et with i:rompt attention.
- First cross : sale
FOR RENT.
yzSRE., ROOMS no w occupied by the Post
Office. Possession given on the Ilrut of July. En.
quire of jolBdtf Q6Uaas W. 'KIM&
N OTWE.
THE ANNUAL AI aTING of the Steck
'. holders 01 the atlantic and Onto Telegraph Coat.
pMY for the election in Directors, and the Lranaaction of
their usual bueines;,• wilt be held at the Telegraph office
of said Coin any in liarrisburg on Thursday the 18th
day of July, MI. II H. isaILAINGSOdD.
Plall.ideiploa, !nue 14th, 186L-td Secretary.
VOti. 1tr.;1N!1..---A desirable Residence in
x Locust, near k ront ttreet. Three-story brick, with
naodern eon vii.iennes, as to water, beat and light.
For Info m Lon aptly to Dr. W. W. Rutherford. PoS
nes, ion iiTen :mimeo istety. je26-Btd.
FOR BALE.
FROM. One to Five Hundred Dollars
'worth of CITY BONDS. Enquire of
C. 0. ZIMAINIMAN,
otsrl4 • No. 2S Routh ion() ad street.
REMOVAL.
THE SUBSCRIBER has removed hie
PLUMBING AND BRAB3 rOUNDrti from Market
alma to Fourth street above Market, oppoilte the Bathe
church lhankital for pa3tpatronage, no hopio, by strict
aueunon to business , to merit a ooutinumice of It.
mar 26 Said tint PARKEUL .
ft:k.';OVAL..
rp - HL, 3uB6CRIBER would respectfully
itoorm Yea public that he has removed his Plumb
lug and Er.es /pulp:Hug establishment to No. 22 South
Third street below Herr's Hotel. thankful for past pat
oe hopes by striel..atteuttOrrto business to merit
a euetiousece of
spl2-dal
J. JONES.
• FOR RENT.
THE EUROPEAN HOTEL AND RE.
sTAuRANT in Brant's City Hall Building, Harris
burg Chy, Fa. Apply to MIN H. BRANT;
jt:tl-dBni* On the promisee.
4 \BAB C1DER:111-6trictly pure, spezk
‘i bog and '6Weet—bas retelvedca Silver Medal or DI ,
vonott at every State Agnoultural Fair slue. 1806. For
ate by WM. DOCK . 41: CO.
NOTICE!
HARRISBURG BRIDGE COMPANY:
, T BE President and Directors of the Hu
rl-burg omp..ny here Ulla day declared a
die dead of MISTY GEN r.. 3. per share on the capital 'took
or said Company. (SKY Tolitßle Pre Ulna for the last hall
year ; and have dlreLted the seine to 14 paid, at this
nee, to the stockholders or their legal representatives af
ter the filth • J. WALLACE,
Treasurer.
Ear:Mural Bridge Off, JAIL 1, 1161,
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1861, 3D OPENING, 31) OPENING 1861.
OF
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
OF EVERY DI6ORIFTION.
The quay of the goods for the price will be au Rl.llr.e•
meet to everyone_ to purchase.
The most desirable goods of the season at a great sac-
ruse.
UOZA*PIQUES,
IaIaISSALIAS,
VALENPLAS,
CREPE D'ESPANGS
BEREGE ANGLAIS
BROCADE. POPLINS,
NEAPOLITANS.
LAWNS and. LAVELLA£
are &masa the its ^
. CATHCART itBROTH:ER.
Next door to' the Harrisburg Bank.
SKELETON SKIRTS'
The largest stook of the very best make to be found
at • CATHCART
• door to the Harrisburg Bank.
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas and Umbrellas
Tvreuty-tive per cent lower than can be - purobased
lsewhere In; the city.
CATHCART Sr. BROTHER.
• N 0.14, Market Square,
tares Next to the Harrisburg Sunk.
-0"
B. M. GILDEA D. D. 8
I -
AS TA YE STREET,
OPPOSITE THE BRADY HOUSE.
All opera ions, Surgical and llechanical,
.acteuciad.lly pone:med. Charges moderate. jell
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'NOTIOE OF PUIILIO SALE..
rP • HE County Commissioners hereby make
..L kuown, ;tat noro WL.Iini.H3DAY JULY 3d. 185/
" o'clock A. id., they ' will.roll at public„ out.ory
draut's City Hall, khrriaborg, anion die 'vrious ar :A
des Dot bore inuutOratod, one Boil, `krriouin . at tits old
war/House Bell Stone Coal, Stoves anti Pipe, ! , Flgeatk
au.e.o ,, or Cases to store away papers tlierei.u,!.pvalia,..book
gases am. Terms of sale are "caih.o , -
JOHN S. MUM&
JACOB
LiEO/101 GattVIIJAIGIL
June 25th 1861. Conamisai.,nexs.
PatriOt. anti Uoiou iwert.j
u [USURY, ,O.A.E. AND PINE • Wool)
.L.L. tor sale,
VU2. STVEA' JR . (01W LEIVG7Iir TO ...9012
FORCIIASEAS.
Tisa BERNHISEL
ALSO, LOGUSI rosza A.IVD ORESINUI RAILS OU2
TO ORDIsB.
ALSO, , - .510NE AND .8.A.N0 FOB BUILDING
PLIAL".. US& .
luquare of tbo subscriber ac his residence on the Ridge
road s opposite the Hood Will Engine House, or at the
Yard, corner • of Second. and- ..13road straits. West Har
risburg. my2T.tfj t 3. B. 00L$'.
SCHEFFERI BOOK . STORE,
(* FLAB TM
UNION ENVELOPES.
'VOTE PAPER, of six differeut . designs,
printed la two colors, sold . tiy the thousand and
by toe ream at City Cana prices: ' • '
Also,: Maga, (Taloa - .Breast: Pisi§, 'Eagles', Union Rings
anti Badges at very low prices. Call at - • •
my& SOHEFFKBIB BOOKSTORK.
DR. T. J. MILES,
SURGEON DENTIST
fIFFERS his services to t,he.
"kJ Harrisburg and. its vicinity. He solicits salute ti
LIM public patronage, and gives assurance that his :best
endeavors shall be given to render satisfaction in his pro•
cession. Being'an old, well tried dentist, - he feels .sale in
nviting the public generally to call on him, assuring
nem that they will not be dissatisfied with his services,
Otbee mi. .119 Market street, in the house formerly on -
znpled by Jacob IL :Ebb near the . Hutted thates Hotel,
kiarrisourg, Pa. • aiyB4ily
THE undereigued.UoLectors of .County.
and Owe Taxed for the,:reeent year, within the
or Harrisburg , herby antorm the . pholio that live
er cent ahatern-nt will ue allowed. on Lae hut. and
Lonuty up to the 17th day ot 'Jnly Lest. The places
91 residence or be ..o.lectAws 14.10reig < are as lollows :
ruler beanneisel, First Ward, rleond below. Mulberry
street. . .
Nicholas Alloger, Seeond Ward, I:6nm' aim Fourth
street...' ; '
Joseph HelTrean, .Third Ward; Market between Third
and Fourth etteets.
Damel dizorcan,er, Fourth Ward, State near Thlrd
k h tmbeYs litubbs;Filth ward, Third abase North street.
/teed 'S itumey . Matt Ward, near ..ttotum /Lau*. •
Ihe..efot aad pes.ons Itavo au opp,orkunlty by calling
on c:o/Itcivrti, ectivety and. aave,Haag. thseoust by
prtmitt pap:sent 01 said t a es: •
by oidtk of
County Commits loneri, •-
• • JUICI. B...MUSSER,
JeCthl
•
jy3—td 431E:JSOE-GAIEL
EMPTY FLOUR BARRELS.
100 , k e cig fr B E Aeta. b l.s W in i3 goixt c
l'itiHT EMPTY
Auu
,„„, by JX.Os., Jr.,
A NEW LOT Or
LADIES' sEOPeIN4 & IIiAVELING' BAG
Compriaing a Ilumber ol new sums tiZNIS' and
DIES' Money • Purees and Wallets. Sue assortme
uat received and for sale at
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE,
61 'lancet e'tnet.
SPECIAL ORDER, NO . . .'.l
'RI AD QUARTZES, P. M.
- Harnsburg, May-27, 1861.
Quarter Master General 11.C..Elale is ordered
to forward the clothing, as per requisitions
dated 28d May last, by Colonels Harharatt and
r Duwell, of the Fourth and Fifth Regiments
Pennsylvania Volunteers, in place of sending
it as heretofore directed. The. Fourth and
Fifth Regiments_ being now in actual' service
and in grtat need of proper clothing.
By order of the Commander-in-chief,
JOHN A. WRIGHT,
my2B Aid-de-tainp.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
RE undeeeigned 'being apponned%Ad
what:aloes or rthe .Estate of - tieotge Hammon
da, , d, hereby hoary ell poems indsb,ed to
. s a id. es t i a
to make lukVaients2ana ?Mae having olaime.to prezent
them for oettlement. ' WM: IL BOHL;
' RECUT ?AGUE,
June 27..1861-Ird Admilliatratat'S.
BEDUOTION. IN PRICES}
M.REINOM, Plain and Figured.
OASHMFRUS, Plain and Figured.
ALL:WOOL DELAINES,'Extra Styles and . Quality.
BROOA LONOSRAWLS, different prices.
FINE STOOL OF BLAZINEr SHAWLS.
Tile prices in 41l the above Goods, On examination, will
he found "lower than ever," at •_
CATHCART'S
Next door to the Harrisburg: Bank.
11031QA1, EtiMi
GENITY _
Homoarr,Snliatiozzi,
• K4l4t O W , Ra :DIP% •
hat reoalved sod for liMo - lit Umtata - GaAs ' h
00. Palm.
WK. DOCK JD.
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS--NEUTRAL IN NONE."
VOL -XV.
NUTIuE TO TAX P.a.Y.atS.
FRESH AItRIVAL
HARRISBURG, PA... TUESDAY AFTERNOON ! 'JULY. 9, 1861,
Welt) 2lbutrtiormttlis
LADIES WINE.
SPEER'S. SAMBUCI WINE,
Of Cultivated Portugal Eider.
Every Family Should Use.
SPEER'S SAMBUCI WINE.
CELEBRATED for its medical and bostie-
Sciarqualittes as a genuine Stimulant, Tonic, Ida
reuc and Solorific, highly esteemed by eminent physi
suns, and some .er the first families in Europe and
America.
SPEE SAMBUCI WINE
it not a mixture or manufactured article; but is pure,
from cultivated Portugal Elder; recommended by Chem
ists and. Physicians as possessing medical properties su
perlor to auy other Wines in use, add an excellent art! ,
owfor all weak and debilitated persOni,. and the aged
and infirm, improving the appetite, and beneuting lautes
and children.
A LADIES' WINE,
becauFe it will not intoxicate as other wines, as it con
tain no mixture of spirits' or other liquors . , and is al
m.reil fa • its rich peculiar fl avor and nutritive properties.
impaiting a,heal hy tone to the digeitive org.cs, and a
olcoming, ant anti healthy skin and comstexion.
None genuine unless the siguaturwof
ALFRED st'EER, Passaic, N. J.,
le over the cork of with bottle,' -
MAKS. ONE TeIAL OF THIS WINE.
A. Sas; , reprletor.
Yascnio, N. J.
• UM Broadway, New .t
• ' J. Et EATuN. Agent, - Philauelphli.
For sale by D. W. Aura, & Co., G. K. Keller, Rho
Wyeih and by draggiata geae,ally. jyl—uawiy.
SOMETHING FOR THE TIMES ! !!
A Necessity in Every Household I I
JOELtv 8 & CROSSLEY'S
American Cement Glue
' The Strongest Glue in the World
FOR CEMENTING WOOD, LEATHER, GLASS,
IVOnY, CHINA, MARBLE, POR
CHAIN, ALABASTER, BONE;.
CORAL, &c., &c., &c.
The only article of the kind ever produced
watch will withstand Water.
Eximnawrs :
L 4 gvery housekeeper Ehuuld have a :14 Iy of Johns &
Cr it re American Cement s.
tit SO I)O2IVCIIMUt to have r. e howler—N. Y
=now.
...ism always ready; this commend., ,o 81011 body.'
N. Y. kiDIRSZOftNt.
"We"la .-,. .reed it, and And id as useful I , i our Wolfe as
water..—Wuaas 4.4.81 T or MEI Ta
Price 25 Ceuta per Bottle.
Very Liberal Reductions to Wholesale
Dealers. • TIMM.) C 1 2i;
wir For e.ale by all I)ruggists and Storekeep
ers generally throughout the country.
JOHNS & (MOSLEY,
(Sole Itian.t acture%)
Vlrmasat &man '
(Corner of' 'Liberty Street,) Direr Ya.S.
JOHN WALLOWER, JR.; 4t.
GENERAL FORWARDING
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
11 DUDS AND MERDELANDISE promptly
ILA forwarded by PalladeliobialuicUßaading, Northern
Central, Cumberland Valleyaud Pennsylvania Railroads
Apj. Canal.
HAULING AND DRAYING tO Mil from all parts of tho
oity to the. dillerent Railroad depots will be dodo at the
very lowest rates. :
FAMILIES removing will be .promptly attended 'to.
Orders mit at Brant's European flotel, or ..at the store
of E.' S. Zollinger, will . - receive prompt attention. Con
signments of freight respectfully solicited. '
JOHN WALLO WRD. Agt.,
_Officer Reading Depot
GARDEN SEEDS.
.FREBII D &JO P L ETE aatiortaleut
o h ,
join zwelv.a ..it formai. Dy
Sh JO 101 '4
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
HE above reward will be paid for the
T
return of a IPUIED nTATAS SW..)IAD, tiken or
stolen from the hotel of the undersigned, corner of Wal
nut and Fourth streets.
jetf • LAZARUS BARNHART.
A CHANCE - FOR A BARGAIN:
mo close up the concern the entire
stock of 'BM/Kt - ROOTS, Ace., date Oliver Bell
man, deceased, in the rooms in the Market Square, will
be sold at private sale at COST; and the rooms will be
rented to the purchaser if desired. The terms will he
Made easy. jel7•dtf DAN'', D. BOAS. Agent.
Horse and Carriages for Sale.
rirlHE SUBSCRIBER - offers at PRIVATE
SALE the HORS an. T.y J CARRIAGES, late el
hector Orth, deceased. The horse Is a dark bay anent
sevatiears old. One carriage is new and well calcu
lated for a family, ask ass a stand top and a small port
tibia seat in front Or children. The otherOarriage is a
lowswung rockaway, very ow:iv:talent for aged persons.
The florae and carriages can be seen:at the residence et
the subscriber on treat street, Harrisburg. -
i022-d SIAS-URA ORTri Rawutrix:
- W ANTED.--Ai;ENTS TO SELL PACK
=AGES of SPATIGNAIi r aud JEWELIit Y, at. Mi.
ces one'third lees thim cau oe purchased elsewhere.—
Odi on or address (stamp enclosed.) J .
n23-Arad Nu. 15/ Court Street, Bost on ,
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FLAGS_! Fla 14.0.13 I I
VOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES with
j Nationat deagusi•LElTEEt PAPER lvith.a view 01
the city of Liarrietr..tg, primed and for ; sale •
SCHEFFEWS WOIiSTORE,
as Near itte Etarrletiarg Bridge.
sr 25• An tazoellent'ittiele `Coin
Ineroul Note.kavei• cab •be had. Qr
ulwrasmas ligraN ER'S ORE 4.1" BOOKS- 4 Mfg
.7.1111.1L.T-aX311.16.
QI:IINCE, PEAR,
CURRANT, PEACH,
APPLE,~ BLACKBERRY,
ORANGE, RASPBERRY.
Just rooeived from New York and warranted sups,
one. [fON] Wm. DOCK, Jr., & Co.
• • " WORCESTER'S •
. . . .
ROYAL QUARTO DICTIONARY I
1111 E beet defining and pronouncing Die.
Winery of the JilnglLah language ~Alen, WOrceeier':
School Dictlonarien. Webster , a• pictorial, Quarto and
School Dictionarleafor sale at • . • .
SlaKINNIffl'S BOOKSTORE,
.
apl34 - Near the Harrisliurgitridge.
. .
HENRY 9. SHAFFER,
PAPER HANGER, Front street, second
door above 'Walnut street. ell:orders onstes l l.)
attended to. .
.._ •
Papor ming far 15 cents per roll or pine. All
work woarnaitod. .my9.dir
•.. . • .
.
tiEuiNgEt m.usTARD, English •d o
- motto Mao, (by the dozen or hundred,) sup"'
for Salad 011,getehup, salon and Condiments of 'every
en4riPtion. r°7 34 WM. DOCK It CO,
E4e Ettegrap.
TEEE MORNING TELEGRAPH
Is issued every morning and con
tains THE LATEST; TELE
GRA.PHIC DISPATCHES re
ceived during the night.
PASSAGE OF TROOPS
Last evening 'three companies of United
States cavalry, comprising two hundred and
fifty men, and the same number of horses,
reached this city from Fort Leavenworth,. en
route for Washington. This force is under
command of Capt. Armstrong and Lieut. Cole
burn. The men are all handsomely epuipped,
well armed, and in high spirits at the prospect
of a fight with the rebels. Many of them car
ried small flags, which, they waved from the
car windows while passing the depot, and
cheered with great enthusiasm. They expect
to be, sent into Virginia immediately on their
arrival at Washington; _ • -
Several regiments of 'infantry arrived here
last evening over . the Northern Central Rail
road from Washington and-Elmira, en route for
liartinsburg, to reinforce Gen Patterson at
that point.
Tan BOUNTY TO VOLVNTEERE.--S0 many con
flitting statements have been made regarding
this matter: that we publish the following Por
-1 thin of General Orders No. IG,' 'issued by the
War Department, May 4th, 1861: Every vol
,
Unteer, non-commissioned officer, private and
artificer who enters the service of the United
States under this plan, shall be paid at the rate
of fifty cents, and° if a cavalry volunteer, twen
ty-Ave, cents additional in lieu of forage, for
every twenty miles travel fronr his home to the
_place of muster—the distance to be measured
by the shortest usually traveled route—and
when honorably discharged, an allowance at
the same- rate from the place of his discharge
to his home, and in addition thereto the sum
of one hundred dollars. Any volunteer who
may be received into the United States service
under this plan, and who may be wounded or
otherwise disabled In the service, shall be enti
tled to the benefits which have been or . may he
*ferret' on persons 'disabled in the regular
'orrice, and the legal:_ heirs of such as die or
ipay be killed in the service,._ in addition to all
airea,rages of: pay and allowances, shall receive
'the sum of one-hundred dollars."
" on olamm. •••••••• , ,
the Bth 'mit. the follbwing preamble and reso
..
lutions were 'adopted
.arils, We have received with extreme
regret the notice of the resignation of our wer
thy First Lieutenant, M. N. Allen ; therefore
Reath That while we are conscious that his
duty calls him home, we nevertheless part with
him with reluctance, well knowing and appre
ciating his courage as an officer, his aptness, his
uprightness of character, and his honor as a
man.
Resolved, That in• him we have always found
an officer with independence to do Ws duty
faithfully, tutoring none, and treating all just
ly ; and`that wherever he may go, or in what
ever business he may engage, -he will carry
with him the best wishes and kindest. feelings
of the whole company.
„v.-Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be
forwarded to the editors of the Tioga county
papers, and the papers of this city, with a re
%nest that they be published.
=El==
HANAKAN.Thia AND Hsnvser.—The hay crop
has all Men gathered and safely houned, and
although .not nearly so heavy as in previous
years) . all accounts agree that what it lacks in
quantity is made . up hi quality. The crop this
year is not only rich in saccharine patter, but
has been secured in the best condition, owing
to the favorable weather. The wheat and rye
will compare favorably with any farmer year,
and also •bids fair to be secured in good condi
tiozi. We have heard no complaints of the fly
from any part of the county. The oats is
somewhat backward. The corn and potatoes
also promise well. The season, altogether, is
regarded as a faVorable one for the husband
man, and will amply repay his toils during the
past season.
Bran or Rnm..--The relative rank of officers
.
In the regular army is designated in the fatigue
uniform, worn in accordance-with the army re
gulations, in the following manner : A Major
General ie distinguished by two silver stars on
his shoulder straps; a Brigadier General has
but one star; a Colonel has a silver embroider
ed spread eagle ; a Lieutenant Colonel has a
silver embroidered leaf ; a Captain is known by
two gold embroidered bars ; ; a First Lieutenant
his but one gold bar on the strap, a Second
Lieutenant none at all. The 'cloth of the strap
is as follows : Staff Officers, dark blue; Artil
lery, scarlet ; Infantry, light (or sky) blue;
Riflemen, Medium (or emerald) green ; Cavalry,
orange color.
DBMS Num= ia CAM' Cuum.—The Cap
tains of the'unattaeled - coinpardes held a meet
ing last evening, arid decided to have evening
dress parades at half past six, and also selected
the following officers for the parades : Colonel
—.Captain Baldy ; Lieut. Colonel—Captain Tag
gart ; Major—Otpr e in H ar ding ; Adjutant—
Lientenat Lucas.
"C*ll734"YDB."—General Butler, or some
body else, must certainly be sending their
ebony "contrabands" in this direction, or
where do the strange colored men all come
from? Within a few weeks there has been a
iarge Inman of the colored Pordaticsi, and
Mill they come.
BY MEWL
XXX.VIIth Congress--Extra Session,
IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, July. 8, 1861
SENATE. —Mr. Wade (Ohio,) offered, a joint
resolution that the Secretary of the Treasury
be directed to remit all duties and imposts on
all arms imported since the first of May last,
which have not been actually paid, and all arms
which may be imported prior to the first of
January, 1862, for the use of any State which
is in good faith aiding to suppress the rebellion
now waged against the United. States. Re
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
Mr. HALE, (N. H.) presented a petition for
the relief of Roger Jones, who commanded at
Harper's Ferry, and was obliged to destroy
public and private property, to prevent its fal
ling into the hands of the rebels.
The Vice-President presented the memorial
of the Chamber of Commerce, of New York, in
relation to Harbor defences. Referred to the
Military Committee,
Mr. Wasos (Mass.) from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported back the joint resolu
tion legalizing all the acts of the President.
Laid over.
Also, the bill authorizing the employment of
volunteers in enforcing the laws and protecting
public property. Laid over. Adjourned.
Houss—Mr. Busty, (Pa.) was excused from
serving as a Member of the committee on elec
tions, for the reason, as he stated, that the
seats of two representatives from districts ad
joining his are contested.
Mr. W/CELLEFE, (Ky.) was excused from ser
vice as a member of the post office committee,
on account of physical inability.
Mr. Sravuxs (Penn.) introduced a bill to
divide Pennsylvania into three political dis
tricts, and that a court be held at Erie. Re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee. •
Mr. VALLAND/GUAM (Ohio) introduced a bill
to repeal the tariff act of 1861, and restore
that of 1867. Referred to the Committee of
Ways and Means.
Mr. Flormax (Ind) presented a. bill granting
bounty lands to those who have been or shall
be engaged in the military service of . 1,1, e
United States. Referred to_tb'
_ ra , cox - (ohio) - presented a bill to increase
the number of cadets at the West Point acad
emy:. It gives three times the present num
ber, and reduces the term at the academy from
five years to four.
Mr Warm; (Me.) offered a resolution,_ which
was adopted, instractbag the Committee on the
Judiciary to inquire into the expediency of fix
ing the number of Representatives, after this
Congress, at 219, being the present number.
Mr. Horaux (Ind.) presented a resolution,
which was adopted, declaring that the House
will, during the present extraordinary session,
only consider bills and resolutions concerning
military and naval appropriations for the Gov
ernment, and the financial affairs connected
therewith ; and all bills and resolutions of a
private character, and all other bills and resolu
tions not directly connected with the raising of
revenue, and in relation to military and naval
affairs, stall be referred without debate to ap
propriate committees, to be considered at the
'next regular session of Congress.
Mr. LOVSJOY (Ill.) offered the following re
solutions
First---Rezolved, That in the judgment of this
fXouse it is no part of the duty of soldiers of the
United States to capture or return fugitive
slaves.
Second—Resolved, That the Committee on the
Judiciary. be instructed to enquire into the ex
pediency of repealing the law commonly called
the fugitive slave law.
Third--Whereas, Major Emory of the T.T. S.
Army resigned his commission under circum
stances showing sympathy with the rebellion
against the Government, therefore
Resolved, That his restoration to the service
was improper and unjustifiable, and this House
in ttte name of the people demand of the Exe
cutive his immediate removal.
Mr, Enwerwn (N. H.) moved to lay the reso
utiono on the table.
Mr. VALLANDIGHAM (Ohio) gLade an ineffee
ual effoxt to amend the resolutions.
The abuse voted on Ur. Edwards' motion, and
laid them on the table, by a vote of yeas 87,
nays 62.
Mr. EITIMISAN moved a reconsideration of Mr.
Holman's resolution, his object being to include
general questions of a judicial character.
Mr. Bum= (By.)desixed a further extension
in order that propositions looking to a peaceful
solution of the present political difficulties may
be permitted. He was one of those who had
not abandoned all hope on that subject.
The SPEMZER reminded gentlemen that the
debate was not in order.
The House zeconsidered the vote by which
Mr. Holman'a resolutioia was adopted.
kr. Ammar( moved an amendment, as above
indicated.
Mr. Vara.sninoi:iali raised the point of order,
that the resolution changed the rule, which
could not be done without the required notice
to that effect.
The Speaker, for reasons stated, over ruled
the point.
Mr. lkurtlin again suggested his amendment
so as to allow PropoSitlouslooking to a peaceful
solution of the present, troubles to be intrCi
&wed.
&ham tiding Wart
Having procured Steam POwer Presses, we are
prepared to execute JOB and BOOK PRINTING of every
description, cheaper that It caribe done at any otter es
tablishmentin the comitry.
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lines or more than tour constitute a square.
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one month... •
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one year .-. 10 00 -
siy-budness .nonose inserted In the.. Lad - -wr
before Marriages and Deaths, FIT& C3NTII PHIt 1
or each insertion. . .
sa-Marriages and Deaths to be charged as regtfint
advertisements. . . . •-, :
NO. 58.
Objections being made, Mr: Braun= said
that gentlemen ought certainly riot - to be - de.-
prived of the right to offer such propositions.
Mr. Wrcaraffr. (Ky.) declared in the name of
his constituents, and his otouniTY, and.; God,
that the legislation of this House - should be left
free and untrammelled. He uioved tog the
resolution on the table. Negathtd-iltaa_42,
nays 102. - - - - -
Mr. Homuli's resolution,- as :wattled by
Mr. llielsms ,'s resolution, was- again -adopted:
Mr. Wasnsuan offered sc.series
.Teso
lotions referring the various, branches of-
President's message to the appropriate commit,
tees. Adopted.
All contested 4 election cases were referred to
the Committee. on Electiorus. • •
Mr. Owns (Iowa) offered a joint..resalution
proposing to strike from - the-Pension:rolls _the
names of all persons in rebellion against the
United States, and all aiding or abetting seces-;
sion or rebellion, &c. -
This was ruled out under the resolution
adopted to -day.
Mr. VAN sacs,
,(N. J.) introduced a bill for
increasing the pay of soldiers to fifteen :dollars
per month, commencing May. let ;-also a bill
reducing the expenses, of the GUVernmpat,
that ell officers excepting Post - Masters and
Consuls, having - no stated salary; shall:pay all
the fees collected by them into tlre..treasury
that the salary of all officers, civil, military
and naval, shall be reduced as fracas
Over.$10„000, thirty per: cent over $73000,
26 per cent over 5,000,204;er cent.; over 2,000.
15 percent; over 2,000,.10 per cent; and. over
1,000, 6 per. cent. Itepealing•all laws, granting
mileage to members of Congress; restricting the
franking privilege to one ounce in weight; and`
repealing all laws and resolutions appropriatbig
money for newspapers and stationary for num
bers in Congress. .
Mr. D.t ME ; (N. Y.) offored the following
Raolved, (if the Senate concur;)_ , Tbat the
following address be signed by the Speaker of
the Rouse and by the President of the Senate, ;
and tbat the Preaident be iequested to approve
the same, and transmit a copy to the-Gover
nors of the respective States of this republic.
The following sentence is • a portion Of the
address: - • • -
"We thus entreat you, not in dread of your
power, - but because we had rather persuade you
as friends than conquer you as eneroles. We
declare our determination, in case you persist
in your rebellion, Tint in akiri t. of menace, but
t. - it ,- Iv --- zum - rettestpate all idea of peace upon
any terms other than the supremacy of the Con
stitution, that our flag shall triumphant
over this whole Republic, or it shall_cease to be
a national emblem. This is our firm resolve'.
God and an enlightened world decide-as-to the
rectidue of our cause."
The papers were referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary. -
FROM MARTINSOURO.
BOTH ARIdIES REINFORCED.
PREPARATOINS FOR . BATTLE
A letter to the American from Marfdtsburg,
dated Saturday, announces the arrival of Mow:-
bleday's and the Rhode Island batteries.-
It also states that Patterson'S entiren.rmy is
encamped in and around Martinsburg,smait.
Lug reinforcements, and that no forward''MOM
ments had taken place.
Gen. Johnson.had been reinfomd by. 9,000
men from Illanassss, and had taken witand for
a fight at Bunker Hill, seven miles distant, with
16,000 troops.
A large number of troops passed _t,hrough
Baltimore yesterday and last night, to strength.
en Patterson's column.
The regiments that passed throes here yes.
terday morning expected to cross the Potinni t e.,
at Williamsport, this morning. .
SOUTHERN INTELLIGENCE:
that the
Juli 7.
The Journal of this morning says.
Governor of Tennessee has been regularly 'w
tified that no more trains on the Nashville road'
. .
will go into Tennessee, until the stolen caraand'
locomotive have been restored,
The same paper also learns that the Tames
seems in Frankford were urging Gov. *ageAA
to take pussemion of
_the Nashville road, and
hold it open for freight tramportaidon. 'There'
le great excitement there in comiequenCo"
Magoffin having taken the matter into , consid
eration. •
The atirier of 'this morning has an advertise
ment notifying the citizens of the opening of a:
recruiting office for the array of the Son*ern
Confederacy. •-•
An Arkansas paper naraer, Jeff. Davis and
Albert Pike for President and Vice l''l . (sident
the C. S. A. •
Memphis papers eay many deaths are (mak,:
ring in Camp Cheatham and Nashville; Win
the measles, - . ,
A South Carolina regiment had left Mamma
Junction to return home, their ternixt service
having arrived. . • - - •
WRECK OF THE SICHOONEE PI QT.c
Drrifoir, J:tdirt
The schooner Pilot, with a cargo of 12;000'
bushels of wheat, bound from Ohicato to;Bie
falo, while-at anchor in the river; vnisfrin into
and sunk -by the - steamer -De•Soto,-of-Cleve-:
-land, at nine o'clock this everdng; 4nring_' a
heavy squall. She lies in.foity-life 'feetnf
ter. The De Soto was not injured.
RATES OF ADVEETISINO.
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