I EI. GRAP 11
1; 1 DAY;
(ir L',ol-1(} :iEitexNEil...
I • ' e k.
.1 .2Et: 153int.v itAIAFFI
durin4
1. and weekly donne the ri?..
r 0 .1:arrh , b , ... 1 to BLIDUCrt I.<2ra 9t tee
=EI
mre per soar
1 , 1 L. 19 OP 111WSP.P.P11S•
older the discontinuance el their neteS•
,i):,:her may continue to sent them until
e , Ire paid,
•ter.;_ neglect or roluee to lake their uewep
e:llqo to which they are d;rectld, they arc
~,e ~eit they hav— sett ed :ne 10. e ,nd orderei
!illBCtittilleol l 6
Work Promised in One Week
0 4.
PENNSYLVANI A
bTEAM CI ESTABLISHARN T,
i 04 Market Street between 4th ana sth,
kIAtiIiISBULIG, kA.,
Il EKE every ileacription of Ladies'
1? I Gelit'lllUilti iiaruvutb, tfl u I.lllxXlB,
tt I.llll:budDUjUk. tit manne a r mai as
,rycu.
Lbw ~rovret.,
DENTISTRY.
. O. A . 61iNE, graduate of the
Demi.] larger y, naviug perms
~i,y m H , trrtsO erg sad fatten the
oil „ L „,, ,1,11 . ...1 .4 . Dr. liorgas, on Third street,
n I intnrms
, ,;euural, that he Is prepared 1. ,
a, tot mow yroleiMoo '
enter
• 1.1, /a a manlier' thAt snail cot U•
,(.. • ill LW ior any otuer Guy.
, [l,aim; Aftl , fei.ll WOW Id upon the latest Im-
L. , a lull del, mounted on flue Gold, Al.
or tha Vuleauito Dane.
,r ,t ploatsuro iu recommending the above gee.
, Sonnet pdienta of tiarriaeurg and vi
, ,-• •1 oouildeni. Mat no will perform all opera
[rola my Knowledge in Id.
iniy..34ltli P. J..i. (301tGAS, D. D. S.
CAL/FAIL! VINEMAK 111
I 1), Irotu choice and selected Apples,
. Uy us to nonnutly pure
t OrM. DOCK & CO.
FUR SALE 1
A BUILDING Lt)r, eituete in West Har
z" Iruuting el root 20 toot, and run-
161 wuL, more or loss, to 020 Wet alloy, ad
it ltio Jueur,y ul Mr diumunstiva.
ref oatioiro o, i3tID,iIRICK
11.10 LhoO‘Stolo.
. i ISA my 9
LIME FOR SALE.
111 E UN OEIiSIGNED haviug embarked
t ie Linn; tIU, tN IA prepared to l urniab to
r. oL,t ortane ut snort nut co, moo at Utak) Went prices
dulls tun IlMo norm at Ootuainta and auto
4. , Urnt at home.
m) .9 1.13t0 PETER BERNERSEL.
PUP ['LAU REMEDIES.
j, IRS. WIN6LOW'S 800111.ING SYRUP
A erchildren tectunci, att.t 6PALDIN(I'd CH LH ALL;
for Ihniduclie. A trash supply received at KEL-
I nriitikl, where yuu CAM purchase all the
nteut Aednened el the day.
91 Market street,
two doors east of Fourth street, south side.
_ _
OUR, UNION & CONSTITUTION(
" UR U ERNIIENT," 1.),) , M. Al'lirs-
V,Ferr, IS .1 wurß kn1,10.1.11{, Wo IoONSTITITTI
1 • 1.119 coact tlOO la* fermis
..1 ,3,1111, /WM 111.10 re/ALUMS Ut the al! vend
tte - tun Umou.tun emiu ottlar, and **plaint tip. _gene.
,y inn 3y600 not tilotanutneat of tail Wautry. rtice
ua Nuld , nun OtktOrlS aappUo.L, by ,1110:1, at Harrin
feb2l
'it , uts tor Coaulle* and States wanted.
TIIUNIER AND LIGHTNING.
11 , LIE vast amount of property destroyed
.auusay try lightning ought to Do a wurnmg to
ty itold Is to aware
the
nultdius. ea °roars
.oktoug itodi tat at the aucdon btor g e of W. BARB"
attoottett to. hula put up at the latest improvon
I I warroutetl. Jcl2-d
;::t.:IIEFFER'3 BOOK STORE !
(Near the Ilarrieburg Bridge.)
R 4 l) JUST RECEIVED from the
e i L • bids a lot al tine COMMERCIAL NOTE
will r
s od ut $1.24 per roam.
95./1 4,r I e
lo NOTE I'AVEA, decorated with
tip I say haudsome embouas anti patriotic
•i [or 1000 WHITE ENVFLOPES, will/ national and
tooo,o§, printed Ia two colors.
•,1 o kt, WV. Ttlttu. J . SCH EFVER,
flarribburg.
id. L. GODBOLD,
Tuner and Repairer of
/ 31ctudwas, &C., will receive orders in
L. ‘v.u. Ii.NULUE'S MUJia Star% 92. SlArgift bLr6ol
L Ira al tue above named place, or at the Bueh ler
6 „ LI, use et with proton'. mention.
. 4 .11, .1 . K. sole . eeplB4ly
FOlt RENT.
if C.. uow occupied by the Post
.3.351V11 given uu thu Brat of J uly,
UhUktURI W. PUKTER.
N °TICE.
\II E ANNUAL Ji n.r.TING of the Stuck
, .1 Li, etl.tmo and Urdu Telegraph Com-
I , uy r the th Directors, mat the iranasetion
ul
~r 'eat , aill bo held at the 'telegraph Oita.
... , 1 Leto 1 4 ..rasburg on Thursday 1410 18ih
•3 44 July, 14, • /1 U. aliaLlNdFus.D.
, , 1,7,1 hm, Ar., 141 h, 1801.-td eecretary.
I._-. A desirable Residence ix'
j_ u,, tr r reht:t.'ett. titree•story brtal, Wile
cuur. aucrr, an to router, heat and light.
in 4,4 a + I.I Iy Io Dr. W. W. Rutherford. Pee
t. Ivou otwouhlety.
)(126-totd.
FOR SALE,
One to Five hundred Dollars
A • (./1Y BUND.i. luquiru ul
C. U LI iIIIeCtLAAN,
No. Y 4 inotOlot I I 'treat.
REMOVAL.
z-1.; i;sc [WWI. ha removed his
t'm AND 6Ha3,i FJUNDiti trues afar etk. .•. 1.. r tre.3l. AtArKet,Ooplilt the Botha
tut put patruotage, no balm, by strict
to wont 6 000 ttnume0 of It,
1111. t. Cb .11,1
Wbt
it EM OVAL.
riprir. ;=L;B.s: itißv.H. would respectfully
I. 11, rorm b. publicLb a tit. 44- removed lai Plum b.
1, ~ u, t dr .se rounthai vie.kblidtnuut oz, No. 22 Sou th
r•I -trent below Lterr's liotel. lt 10f p ast, pit
r. :,,, f., he hopes by strict attoutio tu bunesh to merit
I.
I. LI n moot" Of It.
FOR
RENT, NT.
J. JON.ES.
~ I'2 dtl
--
r 1 `II E EUROPEAN HOTEL AND RB
I -AUnaliT In Brant's City Hall Building, llavn..
I -' v, la. Apply to JULIN 13 Bt tANT,
• II ~311.. Us the prenal,es.
i ' 'l. \ 1 iTil)1 -- - oure , „park
-11
I„, ,th.t Meet—bas nomad a ditvor Medal or In.
I' ' 0 , v,ry Stab Agr,cultural Fair slew 1258. For
. lel WI WM. Dula & Cll.
NOTICE!
ils ii rti.s[ir:RG BRIDGE COMPANY.
`IIINI l'rehiclent and Directors of the Har
t' bu, g ..i4e omp my h ye tble day deo area a
Har
d
a e n " ' .l ' l X l f cis , 1., per bhdre ou tbe capl,-1 stock
c' ',la "i",,,1 (BAT T eta Paw ourt,) for he i ars halt
) ti ,r :and hay«. , 1, tel ihe hams to be p 4, 411 ° 1 * °I
tee. to the sioehh .la.r., 411 their lesA ropcepecutti TM at
ttr ate Alta haunt,
J. WAILLaCa,
Treasurer.
Ilarreshira Brida QM% Jlll7 i)lag/, W.
ltr
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VOL. XV.
NO3 2bvertistinents.
1861. 3D OPENING, 3D OPENING 1861.
e.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
mum basearrnon.
The quad ty of the goods fonilta Fal ee , ell! be in induce.
meet to every one to pferehiee.
The mom desirable *nee if tgewsitete at a great nab ,
'Ace.
110ZAMBIQUES,
GRISSAIJAB,
VAL4ENCIAB L _
CREPE D'i PANGS,
BEREGE ANGLADI,
BROCADE POPLINS,
NEAPOUTANB.
-- • LAWNE and LAYMILLAI
are among the lls
CATHCART & BROTH-11R.
Neat door to the Harrtebarg Bank.
SKELETON 13 . 1aersi
The largest .took of the very best make to be found
at CATHCART 8,
Next door to the Harrisburg Bank.
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas and Umbrellas
Twenty-Ave per oent .lower than eau be parebased
'seeders In the city.
eATSOART & BROTHER.
N 0.14, Market Square,
thrtia Next to the Harrisburg' Bank.
' llllll.l lsT.
B. M. GiLD.EAN., D. D. S.
STAZE STREET,,
OPPOSITE, THE .BILA.UY HOPS& .
A 11 opera loos, burgioal and ideolatinioal,
.414)Locouaale...11y parlor mod Charges moderate:. .168
OT.I.CE OF P U RIAU ' SALE. .
make
jllllll Jouutyl Commiesiouers her,eoy. make
kuowo, max Wa.D.N.IMiLaY JULY Ma 34; 18131.
4, a o'clock A. M., they will roll at palmo uut.ur7 ire
draut'a City Had, id..r.o.Morc 111:110.11 it ,
clod uut core counoratud, coo thol, ..known. ru Ma old
Coon tiotac btonti Coal, Sidvea And rye, I, Plgeen
coml.' or woad waore away papers teeftei, MialM, Book
C1+30.1 &e. tirMS of Belo era "casA.." •
IdWitalta.
-.Coe Bahia
(Atwell OAtiVEZICII.
June 26th DAL Vommlit.l.mora.
Patriot and Owen latert.J
(j ICIWRY, OAK. AND PINE WOOD
11 lot
(.4/2 2V MO TB UB GOED LENOIR TO QUIT
PORGIIaBBECS.
ALSO, LUL:U.S2 PUS:I4 .fa`L• vitASINUI. B A f» OU2
TV ,
als OMR ALYL 44A qi blAig B OLLDIAYI
t~ueu~uaaa
it.ott,rt, of the suhieriour kat 111.5 rundown on the /Jingo
road, ...}) pony.) too I.3ttled Will engin., nouno, or at We
..arti, corner altxmil xud nruALL struets,
Ctiatluf6. (4 B.
SCHEFFERIS BOOK STOKE.
0 . Tam usaanisuss t18111:011.)
UNION EN VELOPES.
14 ?AYER, of sic dilierent designs,
pruned lu IWU colors gala tly au Mumma *ad
, Lua maul at 1.41 QUID vices.
k tugs , Uwon Citalair i'lllB, Llaglas, Onion ,
and badge.> ut vary low pereuel.. 4.:461, at
ul) /WHEY Ewa Suoli.sinits:.
DR. T. JrMILES
I.JRU - k; ON D. EN `I.`IST
tab . Ille 1,101 - VlCea to calm: me 0
U 0
liarrutuurg and Its 'Knotty. 'He BOOM .. Munn o
tot public pat wings, and gtves assurance thw his hest
eaueuvora stall be given W reader saWifactlOn to hitt pro
aviitlll. Being an old, wolf tried demist, he loots sale In
itv lung the inflate generalll to cad on AWN assuring
nom mat they will not be ilissainided Wiih ills eitiviags;
once Nu. ILB Market street, in We house formerly Op -
oUintul by JINWO H. buy, near the Hutted ntatee lintel,
itarrisourg, ra - CM • •dly
NOTIUM TO TAX PAYBaS.
r IIE undersigned iJoliectots of. ()minty
A tom State razes tor the 1, resent you, Within the
yd.) 01 iburret burg, hereby lateral the public that aire
, t,r tout abdteauut wilt ue tamed on. tut). heats and
tku.ty tea up to the AWL day of July usu., The plassts
of rteoleucu of .he uoloutonvampressi are an Wow':
Icier tet ntleteel, in% +Nara, *woad below erry
.trunt.
Aldicolto ZAUuger, Second Ward, Cbeanut near Your*
trtel.
Jautpkt Huffman, Mind Ward, Market between Third
and Fo.rth bti eon.
• i'
twabers Du b bs, Fifth Ward, Third above Sorg' sts est.
bea) 6.1.111n0t, dm Wars, bear sound ill:a as.
hz.eun o ad usnuns have an opporturilLY by Wittig
on tua•cuirs res, auttvoy sad sars add dJa‘wans by
prunin pain/era, 01 MAW .ea. . • • '
of Omu Oummum loners,
JOHN S. MUSSER,
BEAM,
OlgutttOb; OAR r'SRIOII.
EMPTY FLUUIt
1.01 LAttl.ruvls.W 15i11441.i1 .OiPTY
F,OUn Bakt,,ULLa La goai imidition tor we
•, 114.4.)A.,
A NEW LOT or
LADIES' 6liurr.tisiti & I.II.A.VI=NG BAG
uatiialS/ag UUMUnt new CLy le* Usal.ILW amt. L
utfo' Aluuny runes mat 'Natal& Ono Month"
uel raGelifou, sad tat dale at '
kiliaaidiSAVS OU,ELPHUOLAURS,'
11. Manua AueeL
SPEOILL ORDER, NO. I'4
1:114n Womfriffil,
liumataay, Atop 27, Iq6l. I
Quarter Master thing:al 4. C. lisle uf ordered
to forward We ctottang, as per rtxpnafttonts
dated 231 illey last, by lJolotielp linrUninil and
Al'llowell, of tbo teuurth and Yawl lieglinente
Yeunaylvanitt Voluuteens in place of whiling
it as heretofore ditoulog, Tau .Fourth and
FULD, Regiments Wing now in actnal ammo:
and In weal. need of proper 01vt1416.
by order of the timhuuttioi-ta-epie4 .
JOttii 4. ii l i tUatiT )
my2B Aid-ctelcamp.
ADALLNISTRATOtt'S NOTICJ
underingued being appointed Ad
mthistrawer of tae ist.ia) of kiderge kuutaken,
twrouy noutY ad persona Inclabled to sad estate
to nutty pay 1.111U114, ana Um* harms maims to presiont
mem tor aettiemaut. WM. H. EU/IL,
- 14 WALT eAtrUE
Juno 21'. 1864-I,wrt ArtnlinlastrW4V.
REDUCTION IN PRICES I
mirattNu&i, Plain and Figured.
oAntiatißes, Phan and figured.
L OCA u LuONDaLn.ACW, ue &yPinen ann.dWOW.
INE LOU:: Ue fi r LANnKt &UMW..
The inton e to all the Abel , . Goode, en e
tt nantinatidrili
oe i.utt " , ewer nuke ever,” at
Flll
arat CATHCART% •
Nett doer to the Harrisbull Hoak.
Fitt2S] ku
ECONOMY, thiAsTs p
UM!, RIM;
Homan, fthilAoairs, •
Slut rugy maw;
. . Mum,. etis
is l theita - 5
Jusi - raudvel '
mot ;
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL TIIINGS-NEUTRAL IN NONE "
HARRISBURG, PA., SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 13, 1861
I)E.. JOHN SON
33..a.miorXIsercrnm
WK. ROSPITAL
How dimmred:thettost crertam, speed}
and effectual remedy in the world tor
DEMME OF IMPRUDENOL
Aims m six so rirsms Roma
116 Mercury or Noxious Drugs.
Sip - A CIAN - W1NM.21131% OR NO TOON °NI vo
Two
Weak:mos of the Baca or L in 4,
Beiß j ; e mt itltrtcturea, Patna is
th e L e t ee . Afte e tken of the ISOuldar, Orono
yor the Physic Pow.
ers, Dyspepsia, Languor, LowSplribs,Confusiou o. cess,
ralt Ration of the Heart, Timidity Trembling's, DIILILICIM
of Sight er tiliddturans, Dieease of die Stomach, Affeetiour
of the Head, Throat, Scse or Skin—those ierriblo &loft
dery arising from the indiscretion or Solitary Habits in
Yonth—thate dreadftd and destructive practises whirr,
produce constitdtlenal debility, render marriage impo&
Bible, and destroy both body and mind.
Young men especially who have become the victims 0.1
solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually . Weeps to an untimely grave thousands pi
young men of the moot exalted talent and brilliant intel
lect,m who might titliPrwtse have entranced listening
senates with the thuhatita of eloquence, or waked to en.
Way the living lyre, may call wi.h fall conildence.
Married persona, or thaw contemplating marriage, be
ing aware of physical weakness, should, immediately ono -
salt Dr,' J., end be restored to perfect health.
He who places himself =dm the care of Dr. J. may
tlohildi in his honor as a gentleman, and coo,
didhntlyeely upon" ala skill as a physician.
'Areitlca :Ito. 7 Muth Frederick'street, Balttrnine,
ibid. : , ens On left.tbuid stile going tkom Baltimore:street, 7
Moor eon
the corner. Be particular M: obserTing the
name or immber, or you'irlll,mistake the place. : Be par.
4noresti . fiViiiv Quacks; `with false tame*,
Or .ealtry itfusibap Ideriglooles, at:Wasted by the 'reputa
tion of Dr. Johnson t I urn now
All laws must =Min a Postage Stamp, to use an the
reply.
Dr. Sohneon member of the &yell:Wage of Baryons,
Landau, gradontelfrom one of the men eminent Oollelett
or the United atatet, and the greatest part at wham life
bat - lain spent in the Hospitals of London, earn, PlMA
delphla and elsewhere, bat abated Some of the most as
tonithing sores -that were ever known: Many troubled
with ringititin theearn end head when asleep, great ner-
VOtalieitl, being alarmed at midden sounds, bashfulneek,
with Frequent blushing, attended 801:110LIMINS with derange
mentor liana were timid Immediately,
Dr. J. addressee all these who having injured them
selves by private and .lnirroper infittleteotes, that secret
and solitary habit which rains both body and mind, on.
fitting tthan for either bubbling or society.
•nee.:are setae of Itteead ind melancholy en. Etr:.
pri
dnoeed:byearly habits of youth,' eta Welkhess of GIL
Beek wad J.imbe, Pains is the. Head, Dimness teght,
Lottief idueonlar Power, Palpitation at , the, Hears,
=lfervonstrritabitity Derangement of Gteleguatlva
one ; General Deb il ity, Symptoms of CO/Igy mp
Gun, o ne,
•
' MINTALLY* the fearful etfeole on the mind are mush to
be dreaded ,:— . Lose of Memory, Confusion of Ideas De
e:elusion' et Spirits, Itirtl foreoodtose, ,LvQrsio n t o sL o w.
sor-dbitrws, Lore of fentrotts Tumidity, ho., are name
of the ovtl ettbota. •
Thousands ut parsons- of all age), oan 11.01 T judge what
tha amuse of their dahlias in health„loahig their vigor,
Woman:tit weak, pale, nervous and eiiwotocl, tutye a
Swear appearance abdat the apia,•aattgh, an ay up
,
nu tor oanalustialon,
• -
.
who Moo Injured .thenutelves lir :ourthi practice, In
inlyed in'When time-4 habit - reistientlf learned from
I&1111 sompardona, or at sebool, the streets of WEIICtI are
sightly felt, even when asleep, and if not cared, renders
marriage impossible, and destroye both mind and body,
;should apply Immediately.
What a,plty that a young man, the hopes of hie moo.
tr, the darling of hisPaienta, 'should be snatched in=
a
prospects and enjoymenta of life by the consequences
o dqviitting.from the path of nature , and Indulging in a
°*
tin WOW BOOM tulblL'aulhporkhe most, before content
Wiwi that a sound mind and body are the most necessary
requisites to promote connubial happiness. Indeed
without these, the journey through life becomes a weary
ptigrlmsgra the prospect hourly darkens to the view; the
mind becomes shadowed with aeepair, aird filled with the
oinianclioly reflection that the happiness of . another be
odnieri blighted leek 0111; OWIL
ce.'.lo . kit9oN'S INvicioxtrAiti .ttlautolt 7011 OB
) 3 7 Was great lad kkPorkkut remedy, Weakness of thl
Organs are speedily oared, and full vigor restored.
.Cbotisands of the moll nervous and debilitated whit
dad feet aU bope, 'bay° bees immediately relieved. All
impedimenta Wittirrlago, Physical or 'Mental Disqualln.
cation, NervonsiTreinbling, Weilkuali or lgrhanstion or
the moaribeirtal kind, speedily oared.
" " The many thousands cured at this Instintion within the
hist twebro.yeara, and the numerous important Surgical
-monitions performed by Dr. J., witnessed by the re.
. potters of the papers, and many other persons, ClOllOO3 01
which have appeared again and again before the public,
&aid& t its Mandeut as a gentiesion of diorocter and re.
spermeNty, is astiliknent guarantee to the - allboted.
pidgaßigi Of IhtIIATDBNOB..—W.hen the , thisguldea
malimPrudent Votary ofmire ands he has imbibed
the Seedlot this painfhl d rams it toe often happens Min
an ill-timed mass of shams or dread of dilicovery deters
=tom, _applying to those who, *Om education and re•
atty, can alone befriend rum, delaying till the con.
e edema symptoms of this horrid Mamie mince they
~ ' affecting thu head, throat, nuea, Riot, ho,
pregniming on with frightful rapidity, till dente puts a
period to his droadral sutletings by sending him to "ULM
boltrne from whence Bo traveler ; returns . '. it is a mei•
mitholy hot that thousands hell victims to this terrible.
,dOunte, owing to the unsidlitilness of ignorant pretend
urn, who, by the use of mat dereltyprotson, mercury, riun
'fhbconothirtion aunt make the rhaidne of the naerabie.
osi' G
BratllGN3ol. The I;keter's Diplomas bang in his
r, • . •
Letters must contain a !;tamp toes on the reply.
. arßtienstlea sent by Mail.
myrrie. 7 Saida trixterick street, Baltimore.
itprlB.llswly,
Z 3 .11E ]#E CO liT 49.
You o f Pleaae take notice that I have removed my
phone of business from No. 187 South Routh Street, to
my Manufactory
• NOS:-114 and 118 REllfar STREET,
Botassei Lambent and Nona, and Prom/ and Seemed Su.,
Philadelphia.
nmakna tor peat favors I solicit a continuance of your
orders. As I have enlarged my manufactory so as to
enable - me to hairsiionstantly (inland& large assortment
ef troll seasoned Snaps, an a the Not quality and free
train Fish Oil.
PALit
VARIEGATED,
, .
WHITE,
HONEY,
CASTILE, and all kinds` of TOILET SOAPS.
atinnoa OLIVE SOAP of pore materiel. SETTLED,
PALS and SRO% N SOAP, ginglish se. Soda and Pats
Brat= constantly On biunt r.PERM, ADAMANTINE an
TAI.L4.IW.CANALBS of it aces.
Having adopted the ciuthsysiem I am enabled to o ff er
agoods at the I.oWellt. Aces Hoping that you will
And examine for yourself both the goods and prices,
begin purchasing elsewhere.
lan Very Respectfully,
4-Wtr. F. CON WAY, Phdiutelphia
inisctilantous
YQIN4G KW.
a ABBLiGE
ORGANIC virmwqa
ititnuoHliately cured and fuii =Or tutored.
OR. JOHNSTON
PARIIOULAR NOTICE.
MENTALLY
YOUNG , XIiat
13161 , 110 WILIMIFI3&
TO STRANGERS
CHAS. F. RIIMPF,
118 Nataft,- -KlUitrff STREW
gmempur.P./1/1•DILPRI•
AT 'TRH OLD STAND.
rtftst. CA4444l 4ll _oXanufacairor of
Id tibia and Pollee, Des, ang
Siggiburelkl l: =l;ix 43 ,
t • PM% .;-
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BY THEO
THE WESTERN VIRGINIA WAR.
iIIiSPEELTE BiTTLE IS RICH NOUN tin.
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_RRAL TROOPS VICTORIOUS
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IN LAMS RETREAT OF THE REBELS•
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s -. Killed and Many Wounded.
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CA . OE SIX CANNON HEP-SES WAWNS, ETC.
out Loss 20 Killed and 40 Wounded.
Boalußa' - Airs, Va., July 12
A battle was fought yesterday afternoon at
Rich Mountain. two miles' east of this place,
where the enemy, numbering about 2000, under
command of Col. Pegram, were strongly en
trenched. About three o'clock in the morning
Gen. Rosencrautz, with a portion of the eighth,
tenth and thirteenth Indiana, and nineteenth
Ohio regiments; left this place, and after a very
difficult march of seven or eight miles, cutting
a road through the woods, succeeded in sur
rounding the enemy about three o'clock in the
afternoon.
/desperate fight immediately ensued, lasting
about an hour and a half, resulting in the loss
of sixty of the enemy killed, and a number
wounded and taken prisoners. Some of the
latter are officers. They retreated precipitately,
leaving behind six 'cannon, a large number of
horses and wagons, camp equipage, &c. Loss
on out side about twenty killed and forty
wounded. Among the latter was Capt. Chris.
Miller, of the Tenth Indiana regiment.
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Th9Rebels Routed, and a Number
• 4 Captured,
!WORT OF GEN. HARRIS.
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A gentleman from Hannibal last night says
that La, Smith's command at Monroe were re
inforced bylthree hundred mounted men from
Illinois yesterday, when the rebels were at
tacked-mad-dispersed.- cum. limits was forced
to abandon his post and take to the wood. A
number of rebels were captured. Capt. McAl
lister, reported killed, was only severely wound
ed, and will probably recover. The Hannibal
home guards arrived home safely Wit night.
COL. SIEGEL'S LATE BATTLE
Wasaniarow, July 12
The following is the account of the recent
battle of Col. Siegel and Gov. Jackson, received
by the Government here:
"Sr. Louis, July 11.—A Lieutenant from Col.
Siegel has come in from Jasper county, Missouri,
with news of an engagement near Carthage,
between Col. Siegel and Gov. Jackson. We
lost eight killed and forty-five wounded. We
repulsed the enemy, four or five thousand strong,
silenced their artillery, took eighty horses, and
killed and wounded a large number. Our two
batteries did most of the fighting, and lost six
horses. Generale Lyon and Sturgis are not
more than four days distant."
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM CAIRO
AND MEMPHIS.
CAIRO, hr.., July 12.
A gentleman from Memphis reports that a
rebel regiment left there yesterday for Missouri.
He also reports that two thousand rebels are at
Point Pleasant, Missouri, making preparations
to attack Bird's Point.
Geo. Pillow has been superseded by Colonel
Adkins, at Memphis. All is quiet there.
DISCHARGE OF PRISONFRS.
W.mi:marorr, July 12
Seventy-one members of Col. Blinker's regi
ment (the Eighth New York,) who have been
under arrest for insubordination arising out of
dissatisfaction with the arms furnished them,
have signed a paper binding themselves to use
whatever arm the government designates, and
were discharged from jail to-day.
THE F.t v E HUNDRED THOUSAND VOLUN-
TEER BILL
WASHINGTON, July 12, P. M
The Senate has adopted an amendment to
the "five hundred thousand volunteer bill,"
directing the acceptance of all artillery, infan
try and cavalry regiments which have offered
for three years service.
SENATOR SAULSBURY REVIVES THE CRIT
TENDEN COMPROMISE.
WasaxacrroN, July 12, P. M.
Senator Saulsbury, of Delaware, has, to-day,
revived the defunct Crittenden Compromise,
and has proposed it in the Senate in a new shape.
DISMISSAL OF CLERKS.
WASHINGTON, July 12
Nineteen clerks in the Patent Office, thirty in
the Land Office, and forty in the Census Bureau,
have been discharged because the business of
the government no longer requires their ser
vices.
CONTRABANDS PUT, TO WORK. •
• WASHINGTON ? July 12.
Most of the " conizabiuoe : Oa" b e l a
41 ° 44 5 6 d fr9uk js
1 and. put to.w94tilk.the GOY
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From Washington,
IMMENSE INFERNAL MA
CHINES.
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP THE
POTOMAC SQUADRON;
Important Papers and Plans of . our
Camps Found upon .Him•
The Freeborn gun-boat, Lt. Lowry command
ing, arrived up from Again Creek at half•past
six A. M. to-day. She has been cruising for
several nights up and down between that point
and Mouth river, preventing communication
between lower Maryland and 'Virginia. The
service is active, arduous and dangerous. On
Sunday dt noon the Freeborn was at Aquia.
Creek with the Resolute, Pawnee and Pocahontas,
and two large oil casks were discovered float
ing down towards the fleet with the ebb tide.
When within a quarter of a mile a small boat
was sent from the Pawnee to reconnoitre them.
The Resolute, which supported the small
boat, discovered they were infernal machines.
One struck the rudder of the Resolute d be
came detached from its buoy and sunk ; the
other careened over and the fuse was put out
by dipping in the water. The latter vas hauled
on board the Pawnee. It had a cylinder made
of boiler iron, five feet long, and eighteen
inches in diameter, filled with all sorts of de
structive elements, designed to blow the Po
tomac squadron to atoms.
The machine weighed ..about 400 pounds—
connecting the cylinder with the cask or buoy,
which was full of boil of slow match, was India
rubber coated fuse. The machine looks devil
ish. The Freeborn brought it up to . the,Navy
Yord, where it attracts great attention. Thou
sands visited it. .
ST. Loris, July 12
The Jas. Guy went to Port Tobacco yesterday
at 4i. P. M., after Taliaferni, late clerk in the
Army Department, a Virginian and son-in-law
of the late Senator Mason of that State. He
went thither by land yesterday, and Captain.
Dorling, of the Capitol police, discovering the
fact. charged him with being a spy of Jeff Davis,
and obtained the Jas. Guy and went in pursuit.
The Guy arrived at Port Tobacco last. night,
and found Taliaferro,who was arrested,taken on
board and brought here a prisoner, arriving at
the navy yard at half past four to-day. A large
bundle of totters, addressed to prominent oiti
zens in the South, were found on him : also
plans of the locations of our camps in and
around Washington.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Civil Appropriation and Army Bills
Passed by the House.
REE POSTAGE FOR THE SOCOIERS.
SWATH. —Mr. Foor, of Vermont, presented
what purported to the credentials from the
Governor of Kansas of Frederick P. Stanton, as
Senator in place of Mr. Lane.
Mr. Lens, of Farris, said this looked like an
attempt to bury a man before he was dead. He
had been employed in raising a brigade in Kan
sas, and when full, if the brigade desired it, he
would take charge of it, and then would sur
render his certificate, not to a Government ac
tuated by hostile feelings, but to the people of
Kansas. He wanted the people of K SEIR to
select a successor, and when that is done there
will be .a man on the 'Senate floor true to the
'Union and the cause of human freedom.
The papers were referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr. Baommio, (M.) offered a resolution that
the Secretary of the Treasury pay to the legal
representatives of Stephen A. Douglas the
amount of salary due at the time of his death.
House bill, relating to the further collection
of imports (the force bill) was taken up and
passed—yeas 36, nays 6.
Messrs. Breckinridge, Bright, Johnson,(llo.,)
Kennedy, Polk and Powell voting in the nega
tive.
On motion of Mr. Nzraces, the bill for the
better organization of the military establish
ment was taken up. An amendment passed
providing for the Superintendent of the Miff
tary Academy to be selected from the army,
the engineer, topographical or ordnance corps.
An amendment was offered increasing army ra
tibia, providing twenty-two ounces cf bread or
flour instead of eighteen, one pound bard bread,
fresh beef instead of salt, when required, beans
and rice, potatoes, when practicable, three times
a week, when not practicable other food equiv
alent in value. Without voting on the bill,
the Senate adjourned.
Hossz.—On motion of Mr. OLIN (N. Y.)
resolution was adopted requesting the Attorney
General to lay before the Howe a copy of his
opinion in reference to the President's message
to the special session. The resolution was
amended sit 'the instance of Mr. Vaitsruna -
meat, so as to'call for the report M the case of a
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CAPTURES OP A SPY.
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Cum trittE,
Basing procured Steam Power Presses, we arp
prepared to execute JOB and BOOK PRINTING of evcr.
lercrlption, Cheaper that It can be done at any other ea
t ih tlehmentin the country.
tt.A LES OF ADVERTISING.
SerFour less constitute one-halt square , hit b
inn , Or no.. thao lour constitute a square.
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one week ..
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eta months...
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p. &lustre one day
one week....
one month...
three months
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arriusinesa notices inserted in the Local . c . oi;p;m . or
before Marriages; and Deaths, FIVE CENTS PER LfS:111
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so-marriages and Deaths to be chargeA as regular
advertisements,
and passed the bill making appropriations for
legislative, executive and judicial expenses; also
the bill making appropriations for certain civil
expenses.
On motion of Mr. Brant, the House went
into committee of the whole on the bill to au
thorize the employment of volunteers to aid
in suppressing the rebellion against and:de
fending the Government of the United States.
The bill provides that the President is author
ized to accept the service of volunteers, either
cavalry, infautry or artillery, as he may deem
proper, to the number of five hundred thou,
rind pay the expenses atiendinglhe same,
$561:11;1561,00t I lie apptopriated After a long
debate the bill was passed with seV,elal anima
raisins; one of which provides that ral lettera
4ritteuly soldiers may be transmitted by mail
without pre-payment of postage, under` the
mgulations prescribed by the Postmaster Gen
eral. Adjourned.
THE CAPTURED FOLUNISERS.
Oorreepontteloo et the Telegraph - 4
CAMP PIERILOIT,
Martinsburg, Va., July 11, 1861.
EDITOR HARRISBURG INLEGRAPII : See
in your paper of ,yesterday a statateent . in re
gard to the men captured on the 2d instant r in
which it is said they are " brutally and ante
rageously treated,:' I hope 'you will endeavar
to correct that-impreseianytaaerm calculated to
give great and unnecessary pain to Alaildends
of the Soldiers. 1 have the beat authoilty .(the
declaration of a respectable Union man of this
place, who fed the prisoners while psis**
through. the place,) for the declaration thatthey
were as - wdli treated as was possible in the midst
of a hasty retreat. There were nineol the men
front; Centre county, from. Potter's faille and
vicinity---one from the Loop. Six ware 'from
Mifflin county; and the rest from Schuylkill.
The man kilbal was named. Canaharm, of Xi
nersrfile. 'Liehtenant Smith, U.S. army,. was
in command ofrthe company, witiehAvas
vance of the .regiment, probably. half a tulle.
Captain Hessiavas only saved from..izatittaw by
having, gonedb tire right to halt it , hawingebia
come, suspicious of the eharaoter
The Cavalry wore , U. S. uniform, sad, es stated
by prisoners since captured, mereltisthhtmdred
strong: 'She. company.tvese 4000:1911.131 psi*
at considerable distance from , eadh °that, ati4
the left'wes last seen enteringoartioattia.
twelve , ideti. =clef •Lietrt.'. lintetrisrut."tease
104; all the centre were_taken,-aseeptot far;
There were forty-three taken and one killed.
They killed one of the enemy, and Capt. Hess
captured his horse.
As Isms brother of the Lieutenant captured,
I have taken great pains to find ofit all the
facts in regard to this unfortunate occurrence,
and am fully convinced of the reliability of
tlds statement. You may make whatever use
you see proper of this communication. At any
rate, please correct the impression that they are
unkindly treated.
The affair occurred at about 7 o'clock, A. Y.
The company was I, of the Fifteenth Regiment
Very respectfully,
A. BOYD HUTCHISON,
Company H, Seventh Regiment P, V.
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