=ma
lIE TE EGRA P B
1. PIMLISHED EVEM7 DAY,
By GEORGE 13 EHGNER.
9Ettll9.— , na[B ,
1110 fatty T. as 0•11 sy, te slbieribers in the
CO e , pie pd . vico, Yew ly suuzeranr; will b.)
Ca .rgsd x-k 10
‘VEelc:..y d."NT 9:7,II•WREICT TnLEORAPII,
The Tc
publi+be 1 t .i 0.3 a week during
the ~r is A 0 , 11 , Leg.' j. aure, aliki weekly during the
recanau,t,r u F ear, and iurLisheci to subter,b,ra ai
the viz:
t un,,r Ler.i par year............
=I
if enhceribere order the di-cuutiuuauce of their new 3.
papt,ti, th t t.t2l)/1 her may ountim.e to send them until
ad ..rear .ges ale pa . d.
II ruo.ut thers ..tgleot or refuse to takli their
fors from the odio3 to edit. h t ley are direct d, they are
re pea-lb aeh it ,hey have aettled the bills and cede en
tli,rh di o .llt need.
illtstettaneous.
PR. JOHNSON
-,a..Ak..X.air X IVL
LOCK HOSPITAL.
A.B discovered themost certain, speed)
aad effectual remedy oi the won.). tor •
DISEA6ES OF 1111PRUDENOR
MESA LY OLT TO TWEITO HOOKS.
Illt,reary or rioxtoue Drupe
Kra. CuAX WAILICANTZO, OK NO CUANOB, LN FROM ON= It
Two Delt9...iil:k
tVesiKtiess of the Back or Limbs, Strictures, Pains IL
the l~ius , Affections of the Dept 4L1.4. Bladder, Drone
tiess, I.ervuus Debility, Decay of the L'hysie.4 Pow•
era, Dyspepsia, Lauguor, Low Spirits, CourusiOu dl desu-,
fait ItL:01.1 ui the Heart, rituality, lreintdingS, Douses,
of zeght ur Giddiness, insease kr the Stomach, Alleetloili
of tic bead, Throol, Nt se or .kin—those terrible disco
:Ws arising tram the indiscretion or Solitary Habits O'
Youth—those dreathul and clestrucuve practises Whist
p.rutlace cuu.titutiouai debility, reuder marriage inanoc—
sails, and destroy both body and mmd,
YOUNG MEN
Young itten especially who nave become the ViCtiIIIS 01
VIGn, tat dreadf tit and deztruntive habit whist
aniamily ioNcepd to an itiltitnely grave thousands o
young men ni; the moat exalted talent and brilliant Intel-
WLD migt.t 014CrWilie have entraneee ltstentrn
lii.nittes with the thunders of eloquence, or waged to ec
tasy tiara hvttty lyrii, may can tai h fall conlldenee,
)1 IItItIAGE
~ l 'exried persona, or thine contemplating marriage, be•
kware ul peyeLeei weektoeee, should Immediately coo
hull Ur. J., and be restored to perfect 'health. '
ORGANIC IVEA.K.NES
Lamediatety ew:redand full vigor restored
He folio pkacea bunuell under the care of 11r. J. may
rehmeusly con ade to his eerier as a gentleman, and eon,
flduully ely , . UpOu hue skill an a utlyalelan.
ffif - 11/lice no. 7 ,oath F. ellerluK etreet, Baltimore,
let-1., ua me - lelt band ante going (rem Baltimore Street 1
doors from tee curlier. ' Be par Ocular is observing the
tie 01' number, of you will ailatalfe the place. he par
luf fyuu rant, Ti kiting w raise" clamed.
or Paltry flumbuy cerajmues, attracted by the repute:
lion oi De. JuMi.sub, I ura licer
fall 'Liters MUHL contain A Postage Stamp, to use on the
re,dy,
DR. JOHNSTON
Dr. Johnson member of toe floyat College of Surgeons,
Leaden, gradusm ltuw oue of Lee most eunueut liellegt
01 dm united states, auu the greatest i. -, art 01 wlmse Me
lies been spent of tilt tiOtpitalb of I.ollaon, rune, Phila.
unit elseWherv, bee blietied come 01 the most ne
tunieteng 4tll lib tOot wore ever Known. /daisy trouble,.
filiglag 11.1 the ears au t 1 Woad Wilits asleep, great err-
Weal:less, utiug Warmed at sudieu sound b,:balli11101111114,
with Irequera tdoshoug,aueuded sumetimtgi Wldtderaugc
moot of mind were cured immediately.
TASK VAISTICULILK NOTICE
Or. J. addresses ail those who having Injured them
solves by private. aud talrroper iudulaeucies, tam eecre
ah../ .untary habit which rum, hum hotly anti mina, no
fiLiisly, than Jur either hubluess or .uciety.
tire tsviati i, Lae situ 111.1 L111 . 1.141W1:1017 prc..
oN cat ly ol yutali, viz: WeakueZz ol'un
un.n6, .1,1.1:1S the tkad, Diumus4 ul
.Lens eicipltatiuu th e Heart,
Uys
pey~~+yNerveu-.l:rhnuuny, liertiatgowcuL v: the ....g.nuv:
tivo,rai oy,riptan.63 01 Wm-it/:up.
Lion, ..to.
MENTALLY,
aliarraLLy, the fearful caeet, ou the calud are much t.
he afa.aee :—L:Ssos us ;,leaus-Sfy, sjoufttosuls Os WOOS, Dr
1J16 , 10 1 . 1 Eva k Elf eLM111.16.3, AissiefsilOo tO‘OLO.Y.•
Sgetil-aisvu.e, Lave 0.,/ Sviando, ltauatty, se., are emu
el iue evii eataa.a.
Thothiao,d ul parsons of all ages, ono now radge 'wow,
is ine can:,s dl weir nooliue m ueititn, losing weir vigor,
etuts, pale, nervous sod 0111.10,ted, Wive
singular appdarunc. About We eyes, couga, and symp•
Faa urculauDiptieu.
YOUNG MEN
Who have Injured themselves by a certain praclice, to
clop:a Iu vehvb aithie—a habit /fesill , ntly Watauga I[oll
OS It AtiipalllulaS, UC aG eicauin, WIC Cateln GI Wall= art
thouly tell, eVea when aaleep ; and d Ilia cured, cannon
huh nape illap.mll/40, and 4.l4•StrOpt bout =Mt end bOdy,
apply nnuhpliately.
let pity that a yuuug moo, the hopes 01 his tolln
try, Lib darling ut hie parents, should be allitalbenoll
all pfbcpshlei atal onjoyuleuta th the by tha ounee.ittentee
of dev.totog, 'row toe pats to nature, and tuaaisteg to a
eetaeo, eeoret
. 40 :apereoes malt, betere ceutexa
itauto:
na~i;~ue~~,
Saect that a sound irend aad body are the most 118088811tt
rettu6.ttas to promote ouuutabill Ltupptueaa. Ittoeau -
Wititultt these, two purikey turough Lire tkeouttiOS a Wear)
I.lln pro4,out u«urLl attelf.e., to 1,110 view ~ tut
mud bora...oat .uadow tbt Witu araipair, and baud *mu tat
alelancitoly reaca:Littu twat cue llavidUersd 01 anothar
ocauea bligriteu wau uur owe.
Dit..10111.460:V6 INVIthRuIiNG REILIWY FOR OR
WL.a.6_LVESS.
By this great and Imprtant remedy, Weaknese of IM
Or4l,nA are zmeelilly 4-ureu, a.uu Mil vigor reaLored,
of U: wool moyous and doolimated
b 1.11051 alltiope, five U a uumedimoly-retiovo.l. Al
impe , ,irotauto GI Aluritupd t riayo:cm, or Ileekti DomtuAliit
Catloll, Ur VOll3, TrecaUllUE„ uaBaoBll Or EXAM/IitIOLLUI
tau most eeurlui ;mu, N.porully cured.
=E!
The many thousands cured at this Inatiution within cm
last tWairu years, and the LlaularOtta unc.ortant bufglub
operations piniermeu by lir. J., witueesed oy ire re•
poi Lora ka tau rapero, and many other. nth:ad:lS, CotloBB O .
Wrath rave appeared agate uud again °more the . public,
Leader Au staadttiv ad u
.4enalenuin eJ c4aracter oats ye.
Sponouning, Is a euiticieut g aseattima adlimeat.
.I.)Mx.A.SrM IJJ faint U.IMNOL.—WeeII tau misguided
and IlliprtLicaL voLury 01 pleodaro Ulla. DU 11.1.5 itaultair:
Cite eau , u, al tam palatal disease, It too onou itappeas
ourdo of drama Or afthat of atOaaVOry aetaft
hue rum up plying w tuJou Watt, tram dailZatala aaa re•
apecutuitity klau eitnati outflow/ Dan, delaying all too
emotional uVmptomo Lit trio rUrria &Saida .rate hush
%woo-ranee, edluakue, ma lacltl, larval,
pragrus.lua. OIL Watt trial:alai rapidity, 1.11 deaf] pew i t;
keno... Lou a1..1.11l ellatlf 111ga by do.noug AIM to “lets.
laturtie LW. ft Liuura au traveler rbatrilig." it to a Lath
aukaaay fact MA mintaamia lad vtatime to trio terriDa
1116u4sy, oil Lag to tau ktaaaitiaittuori ui iguotaut preILUIICI-
Ore, vino, oy the use of Mai deadly pow., intrcur y, Cult.
the Utrt.illutant mat mats 1110 redittaz ta ilia macrame.
Tu mitsausee.—The Doctor's liiinoxnas bang in ha
Office.
Ake Letters mast contain a Stump to us on the reply
seitemettaz eeut uy
s,dr-Nu. uUUr totteriCP. street, EkilliMOre
INEEZI
.
ESTATE OF WM. IL LOCHNIAN, DECD.
NUTIC.—AII persons indebted to the
Wu, to. thotau, tleu'Ll, will ple.s
payment to the u dereatuott, and tho,o Itoeiug oe
tnaud, wan we...1.111,4n utak) , auttaeuttoated for
J
Admmi-trator of the wtLi ar , liexed.
N B —The remalial,g, °Co of liatt.LAV ARE, ouusa,t
lug lu pttr, ut Loa,s, Latch,, Fouged, 130 la, • crewe, C,r
peutcr, Cuuycr curl MaFuu 7 .l.oo,d, 010 cud Circular :KW:,
Lurk Zen., Ltd ft. w ter o igeots, Weights, Br ~e
Y. Llges at- (I 0 tom, 13 ilure3.1Vury limvna curl puts Ferlt.,
Orie Large rtutter-e 1 : e0e Ittt. Olorrhoo ouales and U. VA-
Toety 01 %LI out heat a great loam trout
rottsulelphif. p to a. 330013
6t. Survivieg Parinpr.
ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN
A.is solluiLad to Our very large assortmeut Of
tr:ilwAslinas AM" I/Revisits ur every utze alai quality.
GlSrs' JoUsIN KID 01,Vits, nett aruede untauta,tlren.
All the darareat kruuS or WiarEit GLaves.
/Argon assurttneut of tiaSISAY w tau city,
CRAYS:re, aUSPliaDsitS, ISASDKIIRoanna, neatly Uanki Le d
And every tad% in Gents' Wear, at
CATHCART'S,
Novi rn th. Rarrlghtir2
L. GODBOLD,.
12)1t ACIIt.;.I,L Tuner and Repairer,• Of
mnodeons, so. , &c., will rec.:lye orders lb
ilL.re , EV6 Mush; Slurc, w Ildricec street
named place, ur ut 'lto duet' ler
ou,lo,
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ri...ti.eira 1 ri...aurs.l I .. .
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OT) PAPER AND t.',N V ELOPES with
National dtrasna,ialTKii rA.VER.-wiiii Ei'liiew:*
12 city 01 Litutist ag, printed aril tor saleat
alli BCIIEFFER'S BOOKSTORE,
/ 4 0 14 z 148 Liarciaburg &Walk
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VOL XV.
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D. W. GROSS & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
MARKET STREET
HARRISBURG, PEA.Ir A
DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, STORE-
KEEPERS AND ,C ON SUME RS,
We are daily adding to our assortment of
goods all such articles as are desirable, and.
would re=pectfully call your atention to the
largest and best selected stock in this city, of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS & PAINTS,
CIIs, varnishes and Glues,
Dye-Stub', Glass and Putty,
Artist Colors and Tools,
Pure Ground Spices,
Burning Fluid and Alcohol,
Lard, Sperm and Pine 011ie,
Bantle., Vials and Lump Glebes,
Cairns Soap, Sponges and Corks,
do., &a., dac , ay., &a
With s general variety of
PERFUMERY & TOILET ARTICLES,
selected from. the best mariurecturers and Per-
umera,of Europe and this country
&frig very large dealeri in
PAINTS, WEIITE LEAD,,
' LINSEED . OIL, VARNISHES,
wizrrtoiv-ar.tes, --AatTrsT'S
ARTIST'S BRUMES
IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES,
COLQRS AND BRONZES
OF ALL KINDS,
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We respeolfullySite a 'call, feeling, confi
dent that we can supply the• wants of all on
terms to their salisfaotion.
TEETH I TEETH II
.TONE'S AND TIIITEi'S PORCELAIN TEETH,
PATENT MEDICINES AND HAIR
RESTORATIVES
Of all kinds, direct from the Proprietorp.
Saponifier and Concentrated Lye I
Wholesale Agents for Saponifier, which we sell
as low as it can ba purchasedin the °Wes,
THAYER'S MEDICAL FLUID EXTRACTS,
C0..41-OiL CARBON OIL II
+l' ~1 11
&fag large Tfur6asors is these 0110, we can
offer induceoanuts to close buyeni. Coal Oil
Lamps of the most improved patterns, very
cheap. All kinds of lamps changed to burn
Coal 011.
FARMERS GRAZIERS,
Those of you who - have not given our HORSE
AND CATTLE POWDERS' a trial know not
their superiority - 4 and the adientage they - are
.
in keeping Horses and Cattle healthy and in
good condition.
Thousands nen testify to the profit they have
derived froni theuse of our Cattle kowders by
tie increasing ~q uantity and quality of pint,
besidee improving the general 'health and ap
pearance of their Cattle.
Our long ex perience in the;husiness gives us
the advantaga of kthorough knoWledge of the
trade, and our arrangements in the cities are
such that we MA in a very shoat time furnish
anything pppertaluing to our_ business, on the
test of tillisi • f_
Thankful for the liberel patronage bestowed
on our house, we hope by strict attention to
business, a careful selection of
seplB dip
PURE DRUGS
. f go r pitc,gi, and the deilre to please all, to
merit a continuance of the favors °fa; discrim
inating public.
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS--NEUTRAL IN NONE
NO, 19
COLORS, PAINT AND
HARRISBURG, PA.. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 20,
Dirw 2brierttstments.
• FREIGHT REDUCED.
HOWARD & HOPE EXPRESS CO.
.
Short and Quick Routc toy and from
Lei EW YORK
GOODS ORDEB.ED IN THE , MORNING liEe
TURNED THE SAME NIGHT.
Leave New York at 7 . ,Sfi' P. ilt , by. Fast Tilteugl/
pre= Train, arriving in ilorri,burg at 3 A. M.,
WJTHUU7 CHANGE. . 01 CARAS.
Order Goods, marked . •
via. HOPE EXPRESS CO.,
General office, 74 Broadway, New York.
Branch " 412 •
For Curtner informaiion inquire
my le . en
JUST
ANOTRER .140T.•-:).:. -- "1 fl 06 Et
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EXTRA FINE 1. 1 01
• - ,GOLD - PE N 5
F NEWTO.N . S - Vs:innerly isa. 4 ttiy
munufactiire, warranted to be the bos. 111
toe &teat pointed, most durable and au uheup al day
&market; for Sale, with a variety , - of float .oi ;- ;vid
Qtacli of various sizes and priees,tt
. 'Lk; '1 E.R.'a VI 6;,&P . 1300
I.ot - et etr
• • 41. NEW LOT OF
LADIES' SIIOBPING'44. .TEA.V,ELING BAG
Compitain.4 a flambee - of new "sty ifisvElsiTS , and L
'DIE& lioney Pursea anti line assortmo
oat raceivettarat ler sato
7.7 . • BitittiN.l4l93- i atE4P BOOKSIORE
,„ , t-tr,at
City Property for Sale.
A LARGE TWu—S - ToliTBRIUii HOUSE
and lut of; grJada, pleasimu ) gooicea o 6 Front
iieiween uicerry.atreel
alai 140 PtalloS goop. oJiactition. and of ei-,
collect tone. Apply to
0: c 0. - IAIERMANi
Ju4 - No. 28, South Second street.
JOSEPH CABBY.. JOHN W. BROWN.
• . ..•
.CASEY & 'BROWN
ILTTORNEY&ATLAVir
HARII-I.BBIJI G: - P•ENN'A..
LIAT-ING associated together in. -the
practice of In. Lap, ' Wlll d Wand' fairtirdily - Ann
y 1 oij)tly w rail prardasiouin b1.11311/015e encrussid . to atm
um:. at 1:11.1,1 611.34 tlll - 411 adore Slum llama
Wusintanod Ln Nugiwa and .lerarita.
REDO - U - I'lON IN PRICES.] -
ME4l...vEz 4 Ylain awl Figured.
Ps4ak _
LIaLarI.SSS, liatcadtyles and Quality.
LUtthM - Lubat autbreat
ktb.ba. 11L.AN...b.a Si:l44 Lz.
Vie pr,cee to all we Above tiouths, uu exaMatatiOn, will
be toutta . ..Lower alma...lvor," at
-
-' CATHCARTIS„
an 24 Neit dOor to the ttatrnsutuA
.
NIPURTELP ISOLUU-'A.
N
j. VISIT rare LAPIS, reCCIVOLI and ior doh,
.00
M. Duck .Ili. 4.00
Erf INIULAdSIid IitA.I6II.SALIbA"
lar g e timatttaLy ui umpi.y 11.01.1.8e3 murreis,
6114. 411.61. US44de tor ai.e./e by
wat. DOCK &CO.
JOSH 8. EibILTEL'd
BOOT & SHOE STORE'.
QUIINEit SECOND Az11) WALkI 6120., "
liarrisburg,,Pa.
A LWAYS on nand a large aseortment 01
BOurs, Luc vvry, 1.10111
fur lauwe geLIGIcuLCU, AMU. Onildfuzie Wear.—
erh.:43., W suit LUi kUidzi ul rt VdIC ailoJE
UltlAgri Lut.bo utsi gbyte by sugonor woriubon
tt.e4l4lNti dont ut4ll..ort.
B. SMITH, liscrv4o.a.r,.
DENTISTRY.
GEO, V. graduate of the
.3argeiy,
lAA la.: .aairliUtar, Add, LalLeLl Lttre'
Oy DC. ilJegaS, SLreel,
lotflYilM/11 Slur he n,IA WiiJUG, reze..7oi.ttliii Lilllll . lll* UL."
1r101.113 &LW LUu ~UL/l;0 111 gelltfriii, wuL Lle'ld pit/pared in/
peril/rill ail Oiklr./A11..141 111 Lie IhluLax ellaUf
oUrgi./a) or el tut/duel' LILA duail 1101 Uc
our, loltl,l Oy Id LUIS Ur ally UiLler silty.. fi.6
anAlu Ul lllierLlO. 1.0,6111 Li apkbl 1110
pIUVIAISGMULIiIU
Teem, trum ui.te to a tuts set, mounted on tine
par, elutluti, Q 44 4or tno V unatutto
J tatie great plea3ura la ru.;oLumeti.ding.ttie ahoy. zeu
'nil Jay I!„Ar..aer patiautd OCl,Larrbsuurg, ayuu V
dully ; uu..l. Lo.l..;uulLivat auuL ue. WILL ii.a . kur..a'aii
1.141.6 1/1 a 131:10.atillt/ aLliltir, It,ul Ely is.i.hrwledso 1,,L1t6
Liuya-uu 1. J. a tiutil,4.l..*, U. .U r r
ULDEIt 111 V.I.DIEUALI 11 !
Aug ifu. °twice and selcavit Api4l4,
11'I
"iat guArAawn-t. ol us lJ iudLf it:WY iAr.)
Bolt BALE 1
A BIJILOINU bur, situate in West -
Zi.)
ila...k /An ium , unnis lin; to a 1, , l) addy, ./30.
jot-mg qia 4hbi able Lila ,I'AVEttLY
bur gaunt:ollr. 0/Vitro oi...en.frDiaililti dvill6.1 0 4. k•
oni/sLOic.
11/y ti. iSta. ,m”
Lik../N Eiugltsa aue . l.' Diu
mobito eicaLud, (uy LA UuZJu uuudruti,),
1/11.4 aauuus ALIA ...4/JaluluilL3 Jl evwi
ba cipuun tny Ar .41,1nt sr. GL
VAN INGEN & SNYDER, -
Designers and Enoravera on Wooly
()UR. 1 4 1e1 ItZe t.ALLEafki UT
.Phstadelphia.
EXECUi'E all kiuds of Wood Engraving
wILh beauty, uurrvuu,,,s Liu o,,,p u t An y.
nrruShoo lot Flue Book illustrasons, t ' koss
wigwag cuts , by nenuL,g .Phorugrapll ur paguerr,
can have wows 01 College. Churches, Store Fronts,
Machines, btoves, Patents, tao. , engravla as wr.II
usual apiodeatiott.
Fauey -.blovetopesr-Labels, Bill Readings, Shovir • Bills,
Vlsiting, Buehless end .other Card., en g raved in: tho
. .
highest style co art, awl at toe lowest prices.
• For .yesusens of hue 'engraving, see the Illustrated
works ofd. li. Lipiatioutt it lio., 131. li. sutler &co,
•
DR. T. J. MILES, .(
SURGEON DENTIST'
OFFERS his services to'the citizens, o
Harrisburg and its vicinity. - aolicins a share o
the public patronage, and gtves assurance that his best
endeavors shall be given to render satisfaction in his pro
fession. Bel ng an old, well tried dentist, he feels sale in
oohing the public generally to call on, him, assUring
hem that they will not be dissatisfied with bis services,
Odice No. 128 Market street, i n the house lormerly'oe -
Gaped by Jacob R. Eby, near tho United States Hotel;
Harrisburg, Fa. myti l dly ' -
FOR SALE. • "
p.our One to Five' Hundred EfpDais
.
worth of CITY BONDS. Enquire of
C. O. ZIABBBSIAN
oiarl4 No. 28 SoothiMoog Milt.
Elje Ceirgraplj.
AN ORDER COUNTE'RMANDED
Camp , Curtin the lliadquarters of the entire force of
'Pennsylvania Troops now in the various encamp-
Malt etAroughlo the: State-
The order which. we published yesterday, call
ing on the Governor to transport. the troops now
in, camp in Pennsylvania, was.revoked last
night by the War Department, after the most
active preparations had been made to carry it
into the most effective operations.
The plan now ordered to be adopted, Is for
the concentration of the entire force of the
Penxisyliania trocitts in the various camps of the
state in Camp Curtin, and from this point send
them forward on the line passed over by Gen.
Patterson.
Some of the regiments in camp in the east
had already started for Philadelphia en route
for the city of Washington, but orders have
been issued to change the route to this city,
Where they will begin to arrive during to-day
and tonight.
It is expected' that by Monday or Tuesday,
from eight to ten thomaud troops will be 'con
centrated nt...Camp Curtin, from which point
theY will be 'hurried forward as fast as trans
ports can be - provided - by railroad.
ULD'ItE&KS A:LPRIVII2' FOR TLLS UNION,
The Bulletin leatni by special information
,tairmlea l tiing,. that the 'moyements of b. E.
Ancona, in Congress, in voting with' the dis-
Union faction' are properly appreciated by the
Itiyal 'sons It appears that the
Hon. klre Ancona,who-has been playing sal
diorrill; his life,• when the war excitement broke
out; had a Company of :cavalry, and gave out
that he had made great effuits to have the corn
.
parry accepted, but without success. A few
nays ago a Uliitect States officer suddenly ap
iiared in ReAding to muster the company into
Dn.:vice, which the government had been led to '
oujieve was fully organized and ready to march
at a Moment's warning. the meantime
4 , upciicuilxyßtes in Oungresa laid_hecome knOwn
to his C...XibtMielita. Elm; company was ••• •
together. Eleven mentbaLs voted to serve under
(.laPinin Ancona, but the - tialtiaLia of the 'Compa
ny absolutely ionised, scums of the members
stating that they thought it more likely that'
Mr. Auedna wuniti tharch them into Jeff. Da
vis s arniy,thanlitto that of Uncle 6ain.
a nearly tio.ninioua vote it was resolved to dis
band the company- This.being done, the com
pany .rejoxpuized, bud eleeted other otticers,
and, haie ()gore,' their se vices t..) the govern
ment. it is understood Mutt Mr. Ancona is
likely to meet with a warin reception on return
'to Berks. That gallant county knows no
distinction of party now, but is bylid, for the
Union. •
Tun SUPPOSED SPY, arrested at Camp Curtin
three .or four weeks ago, and who has been in
, inison- ever since, inui relea.sed% last evening
chrough the intercession of his brother, a rear-.
*Up of Columbia, county in Aids State. ids
real name is Charles Quick. lie is a eennsyl
lias a; Lordly Ltving la Columbia comity,
and a son _in the United States army. • iie us
himself•a member.of the second United States
cAvalry, ae EMI furlough shows, and came' with
his company from 'l'exas. At the the time of
Ms arrest there.was no evidence to warrant' his
detention ; but the Mayor committed him for a
further hearing, and he remained in prison until
last evning. The man is evidently "all right,"
and why he was suffered to lay in confinement
tar selong.a time, without an effort being /wide
tiiteicertain the truth or falsity of his statvnaeut,
Weise at a loss to conjecture.
TEN TAMMANY Rsonarar, of :New York - city
over one thousand strong, passed through • this
city. last everiMg en plane - for Washington.
The men (irefully armed, substantially equipped,
and under command of experienced officers:
We have no doubt the "Tammany boys," most
of whora have the reputation of being good
fighters, will distinguish therriselVes on the
tented field. They expect to be sent into Vir
_
girlie immediately on their arrival at the Fed
eral Capital. -
&NCO
Tae HARTFORD (Coma.) CARTRIDGEI WORKS
: ave sent iniMense numbers of cartridges to
different parts of Pennsylvania, New Yoik,
Ohio, and other stations where the troops can
be readily supplied. The factpu is continually
ma.nufaquring cartridges for "the use of our,
army, and is using about two tons of powder
and a 'prbportionate amount of lead per week.
Thei9 is an active demand for all that can be
Ma4.l
ItOW it33IOVXD.-It is reported, on the au
thority of a recent arrival from Memphis at
Cinciraatl, that Gideon J. Pillow has been su
-perceded in the command of the rebel forces on
the l'A'' - 9 4 Ppi river by: / Bail/op General Polk,
late Episcoparßishop'of the Diocess of Louisi
ana. We have already announced the Bish
op'S aPpointmenfto a -Brigadier Generalship,
but this report of his elevation over the head of
Pillow Is news.
e've accounts of a great
mongfarp crisis ' • anvnint
ut that part of the wor ld which
4 which
te indstratlittslnsinein-of all kincle t art l
has had the effect of driving gold and slyer en
tirely out of circulation.
From oar Ittornmg hdltloo.
BIVC 2N APPRECIATED
861
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Accounts of the MUM Battle by Mem-
berg of Congress.
_ 4 p_ •
A DRAWN BATTLE.
The Chivalry Afraid to Show T'hera-
selves
OFFICIAL REPORT OP GENERAL
AIcDOWELL.
Only Three of our Men Killeo. and
Twenty-Nine Wounded,
=I
.No FIGHTING ..TO DAL
Fifty Thousand Rebel Troops at the
Junction.
Wiwi.p.:uTo47,, July 19 —Evening
Cul, Richardson, Representative frOm Illinois,
arrived here at two o'.clock to-day troin the oetti,
of war. Up to the time he left bull Run, -at R.
o'cldck this morning, there
_Rad - been' u 4 gen
eral tight since yesterday- At. sit there : were,
however, occasional shots by skirmitthOrs on
both bides. lien. McDowell informed Col.
Richardson that , he should first : examine the
locations of the enemy's batteries„their extent,
etc., before again engaging the foe. eol.
Richardson ea ) s, pen. iill.:1.1014C11 thinks that
lorty will cover the number killed and wound
ed, and or these three wereAtilled and twenty-
Lane wounded, and the reaunatler nussiig.
saco.ND DaPATO/I
Eon. John A.',ll6oleartted of-the kique 'of
Repieseutatales, lea ten.'MbDuweil's heid
tpuutere at (lentreville' this' morning - at nine
tit:haat and brouitt . tlie of" the
battle at
here thfe aictuoon. lie reputt.l that 4:3,144
a . rtiso 'actinecr.i. - js bri
gade prueeeuen up 4.Liusvklipro4d]witli a view
iv intuit int: fithinautis cif the three - meat • Pronii
tient hatteriea at tne jhudtiou;a:s welt a, to 'in.
-tercept dlicvnwatir pitilage` 01 -
with - teialorcani' ante ire:in `tte ;Upper Valley.
. .
The confederates who iought oar.troops atthe
Run are SupposCd , to
.tit 'those who' "were . driven
back honl various poi/its between Court
lioutte and UtutteVille, to adiiiiiitu tti a iehl
formineut of two regiments which were brought'
up from tlatiaasas J during Licau//,.
which continued UlaSut five hours. beapite
vdrioua ruutvilsvt the evhdicion Vfalrairsiatth6
ulnae Of yesterday, it nosy be cliaraOter*d as a
drawn, battle, there thing no decided result
The co/Retie/aces uowti_re showed tnemselien
during the battle, they' being altogether Con
cealed by - titicips, raviues and entrenchnienta,
front whioh. they directed their tire.
The ii,e/übels uS awl:Liaise who witnessed the
tight were AIuSSIS. 411 Uleruaud, Ilicluxrdsoh,
Lovejoy and Logan, of 1 / 1 111A4 ; Noel, of JAW :
Lunt ; Lunn, of Indiana, kmi r i exiteptesentative
lioward, of New York.. It ilfeolhd'bfernalid's
uelicf, from - What he - ascertained while :at the
seat Of - War; that. the Gonfederat,s had yester
,day upwards at 60,0U0 inenst tue,Jauct4on, or
who there concentrated.
The Rumored Capture of Manassas
Junction uontradicted.
'WAsHimerom, July 19
The report of certain special 'curruspendents,
that the capture of iliatr!•assas. - jutted yas
trounced Congress teLatty l , untrue:
FIGHT AT BAIIIiatigSVILLE.
Rout of Six Hundred of Witie's Nen,
: . July 19,
The following 14r-dust-been: rtcuived at the
head quartees of-the U... 5. army here.
_ • BaysaLY, July 19.
To Col. R. D.> Townsend.-- , One of GeD Col's
regiments, the Second lientucky,• - defeatsd, and
drove six hundred of Wises inen Of. Bar
boursville, Callen county, on the 16th instant'
Signed, , G. B.„.,l4.cOnnrsay, •
IaSCELLANEOI7B . -NBW:S. - ,F J P 4 O,II. VTR _FED ..
- QMPITAL., • :
WAgurwroN, July'l9
On the earnest representation of Sepator
Latham, the war steamer Keystone .State will
leave New York to r morrow;,. convpy the
Northern Light 'from AsPittwall ,with . over
$2,000,009 in specie from„palifornia. This duty
performed, the Keystone State is to. % l ik e - f or
the privateer_ Sumter until she factds ai l ld Cap
tures her. .
The Sergeant-at of tha,lEEߧa s .hi r . Ban,
who has been confined to his hed..forAocne clays
by severe sickness, is now con.vilescent. . - .
.
The Presiden t has .tran.guitted,.fe ,Congress
the official correspondence containing an
tlon.from her I,titaniciltijeity's gove4nelat.to
appointa , join!, comnii.sson„ ,, nrity. referlnce „to,
the prateiTalioniffid 4eyelpian , elt eircrpreir
foundlaiiiiftsheries. He reCominetlirs tire Limes
iary legislation on the
tam tciting fiftte.
Haying proeered Steam Pow.r Preire-trwe are prepar
ed to execute JOB add B OK PRINTING ()revery owl Ip.
,ion owner than t Can ba done at any other establish
m.nt In the country.
.'our lines or I , ls constitute one•hAlfaquare. Eight
line, or more than fear coned ate a square.
Eaif :genre, one day
one week
onemonth ....... ........,
three months ....... •• • •- •
six months ........ • • • •
one year .. •
One Eq,are, 0n . ., day • • • •
one werk 2 60
if one month . E 00
three Ir. oaths 600
six months 10 00
one year ...... /6 00
'Er BuSinws notices Inserted iit - the Loest Dams, Or
be ore Marrtges and Deaths, btVt CENTS PER Wilt for
each insertion.
NO 68
/Kir Mart gee and Deaths to be charged as regular ad
.
vertbeuv.ole ' • '
THE BATTLE AT BULL EIIN.
ANOTHER ACCOCKT OF THE ACTION.
.
A TERRIFIC FIGHT
The Federal Loss One Hundred
Killed and Wounded.
MMENSE SLAUGHTER OF THE REBELS.
A FATAL MISTAKE.
Our Troops riring Upon EEtoh Other.
Welommins, - July N.
Special details of the .Iff:tits at Ball Baia have
ust come to hand, as follows :
Yesterday morning, previous to the approach
of our army to Centrevill.e, the enemy had re
treated to Bull Run, a few miles further south,
and had taken a very strong position, not a
great distance from Manassas Junction, ,
The fourth brigade of Geri. Tytei's 'division,
-under command of Col, - J. 43.43fdardiwn, of
the litichigan volunteers,: . coriiiiaing,..of the
second and third Michigan, -the fist' Massachu
setts and the twelfth New York regimerits, led
the march in advance of Centrevyle, just after
our occupation of that place: 'They were es
corted by two hundred cavalry; tuid'cr Captain
A.U.; Brackett, for reconnoitering purpose_.
On.nrriying at the height opposite. Bull Run,
in the rear of Centreville, they found a long
slope intervening, and in the distend°, on the
edge of the woods, the enemy could be seen.
General Tyler sent for an artillery force, for
the-purpose of dislodging: them When the
guns arrived, they were rapidly served by Lieu
tenants Babbitt and Benjamin. The first shell
dislodged a body of . cavalry from a grove, a
mile and a half distant. Andther of our bat
teries soon came up, and aided our fire.
The action commenced at half-past twelve
o'clock:, but the enemy did not reply., for half
an:hour, though they could be s..en ooncen
gating their forces frornManassati. `
At, I P. M., their battery of four guns opened,
and shell and grapa shot fell thick. and bot
atnctuig us. Two privates o Brackett's Gm
f
;dry were disincauited by the firstftre
Cut ItictLerdektisarignilq-AlOl2 began
to rep
connratro tile woods, wicks vi w 'to tiiking the
enemy's gum( in the rear, if `possible. ' The
Massachusetts Regiment led the vas, followed
tiythe: . Michigan Second, the'Nee , :tork Twelfth
deploying to the extreme right and " dashing
inte the' woo:Is from_the slope is beautiful style.
_For a shor time all was sill` and Gen f Tyler
thought the, enemy was retreating, but in a few
minutes terrific volleys of iroldietry opened
upon us. This continued but a. few minutes,
when our troeps a appeared en. -the. ; edge.of the
woodebringing out the dead: era wou/ideci
arubnlances in the field.
Captain Bracket says the firing of the wulkst
ry exceeded any thing he ever smirk tkeF.ico.
After the mistake was discovered, the howit
zers were served until the ammunition was es
haused." The artillery was dragged out of the
Add by barb all the horses 'having been killed.
Our main column then advanced, firing oa
the_enemy with artillery at grent disadvantage,
while their shots told en us with fearful' effect.
Four. 96mpanies of.the Nlaesaehueette Fifth
Regiment were exposed to the fir, of the enemy
&OM:three positions. They itood their ground
until they got into the cross-Are the Michi
gan Second, when they retired, in much disor
der.
Two of our howitzers catue on the enemy, but
did not fire, supposiog them to be frienge. Our
mensuitered terribly from the fire of our own
musketry upon them by mistake.
Our forces were fired on. in retreating, but
General Tyler, on the hill, covered, the ; retreat.
somewhat with artillery fire. ,Rie ~Michigan
Second and New York Twelfth. iniferecipost.
For, an hour the, final connonuding on each
side was tremendous.. The -enemy had, eight
guns in their batteries.
Our loss is estimated at one hundred kilted
and wounded.
The rebel loss is believed to, be , seTere. It is
impossible to forward the , mkthea of those killed
and wounded.
... a ;',
The. civilians had buey, time &Axing' the
bullets and ehells, floe day was .hottuad no
water could be obtained; nor were there rntiona
on hand for' the half-dead men who came out of
the battle:
Our troops did not retreat, asmeprestided in,
some quarters, but only retired to prepate for si
more effectual engagement :
:Majox Besterat
the ] absent officers and rAtia, whether oa
furlough or not are herg:hy. direcM4l, taretiro to
the camp. immediately The: Second and Third
regime* :are now onder orders. to . march.
Signed Wm.. A, ;Mil, Col, ,Colingisolding
-quPPYTaa4igt9l
'iMbraeiß C4.I7IYRE BY 4 - PETVATEICB.
• '43oEiro2 Jnly 19.
The Captain of the sChoonet . Lapwiog, at
Holmes Hole, reports that , he-waa told by the
officers of the 80-wand-Pigs -light ship that a
, brig and pilot- boatmerelcaptured-,yeattrday off
omen's Land by tiprivateer.;
TROOPS Ip-,'4I,LNELVE,EA
TesxQA~„ July 18.
Li *),,; E90 111 .e1iter 4 . 97
nave been ordered to inarsAtTt,.eim. es
soon as transportation can be farriiihsd by the
tamed"
RA !ES IJF AlPirEnif,lNG
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