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BY GEORGE BERGNER
P. 1.1.1. eras 8:: (Ea.,
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D. W. GROSS & CO.,
WiI()LESM,bI ANr";'*4PTAIL•
DRUGGISTS,
NO, 19
MARKET STREET
EARRISBCP.O, PEA N'A.
DRUGGISTS, PrIYSICIANS, STORF;
KEEPERS AND (CONSUMERS,
We are daily adding to our assortmont of
goods all each articles as are desirable, and
would re pectfully call your atention to the
largeEt and best selected stock in this city, of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS & PAINTS,
01le, vandslk7itnes,
Dye. Stuff us and Patty,
Artist Colors and Tool,
Pure Ground Spices,
Burning Fluid and Alcohol,
Lard, Sperm and Pine Oils,
Bottles, Viva,' and Laanp Global,
Castile Soap, Sponge■ and'Corics,
&0., &0., &0., dio , ato,, &0., ao
With a general variety of
PESIIMERY & TOILET ARTICLES,
selected from the best manufacturers and Per-
lumen; of Europe and tills country.
Being very large dralera In
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD,
LINSEED OIL, VARNISHES,
WINDOW GLASS, ARTIST'S
COLORS, PAINT AND
ARTIST'S BRINIIEs
IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES,
COLo LIS AND BRONZES
OF ALL LINOS,
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10 ° uli.U__ffa 1
Q*Ali BUR 6
We respectfully Invite a call, feeling, confi
dent that we can supply the wants of all, on
terms to their satiahiction
TEETH 1 TEETH!!
JONE'S AND NV MTV'? S PORCELAIN TEEM,
PATENT MEDICINES AND HAIR
RESTORATIVES
Of all kinds, direct from the Proprietors.
Saponifier and Concentrated Lye
Wholesale Agents for Saponifier, whicb we sell
as low alt it cau be purchased in the cities.
fHAYER'S MEDICAL FLUID EXTRACTS,
COAL DILI CARBON 01111
Being large purchasers In these Oils, we can
oiler inducements to close buyers. Coal Oil
Lamps of the most improved patterns, very
cheap. All kinds of lamps changed to burn
Coal 011.
FARMERS AND GRAZIERS,
Those of you who have not given our HORSE
OD DATUM POWDERS a trial know not
their superiority, and the advantage they are
in keeping Horses and Cattle healthy and in
good condition.
Thousands can testify to the profit they have
derived from the use of our Cattle Powders by
the increasing quantity and quality of milk,
besides improving the general health and tap
pearacce of their Cattle.
Our long ex patience in the bnainees gives us
the advantage of a thorough knowledge of the
trade, and our arrangements in the cities are
each that we GM in a very abort time furnish
anything appertaining to our business, on the
best of terms.
Thankful for the liberel patronage bestowed
on our house, we hope by strict attention to
business, a careful selection of
PURE DRUGS
at fair prices, and the desire to please all, to
merit a continuance of the favors of a dlscrim•
Milo& publlo.
itlistetlancous
EDUCATIONAL. -
A CONTROLLING ELEMENT OF NA
TIONALITY is the systestaif actuoitien In a 0000
try. proportion u the Wafture of • government
gives force to public opinion 4 thiitUbric opinion should'
ue eti lightened ." asSing prOs ibrewen Att , rou. Tc
this end the people lit gentaidithoold be educated Into
correct and (another sostudadanne with the Manre
srinciplea of uur do *endue* and clod institutions.
"OUR YNT explinatc.ry statement id
system of Government atter Country, ilto, A MANE%
L FUR HCHUULH, AOADBMINd AND POPULAR USE,.
is a work which, with proper historical notices, gives
the construction or du provisions ot the 0011 i Watt= of
the United States and of those or the several States, is
deterurinoi by Judicial authority, or deli, ‘y
inatudipir filltervarm 10 -
wa sod practice, sou to show the actual mama our
general rystew or Governmiet. It Is free from specula.
141'1101 Intone, oluservadve in lut tandeacy, and calculated
to cultivate the love of our country. It has been used
e a sonsiderable main, to tb• arbUtiaTlON OF YOUTH
au different and te recommended by Jurists,
oateltnes and enabling., and Professor* of Colleges.—
Prlice $lOO. Sold by M. 11'0,44111Y,
del Harrisburg. Ps.
"OUR GOVERNMENT."
66 T HE unity of Government, which COD
stunt's you one people, is now dear to you."—
Intaldrapton's FarsinsU addrent. A nationality II ammo
dal vo me enduring prosperity of our country. True pa.
1110t1461 must mice from enowledge. It is only a propel
understanding of our civil Institutions that can Induce
drung and 'idled attachment, to their prliciples t and
impart ability fur their maintenance.
.CUR autiERAKISNT : AD , explanatory statement of
the aftl lo 4 of Government of the Country, contains the
teat of the Coustitution of the United dudes, and the Coo
dilutions' provisions of the several States, wit.' their
meaning and ciumdruction, as determined by ati•
short.. -^ 4 Precedent and practice, or derived from
itaa.‘"d ", "ten ; Mooted end amour lor popular tow
Pries $ '"V lealhreas,
del Et Moberg. Pa.
1861. 30 OPENING 30 OPENING 1861.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
11111 ff Ducluelsoar.
The quality of the goods fbr the prise will be ea induce
ment to every one to purchase.
The most desirable goods of the sem= at a great ma
dace.
MOZAMBIQUES,
OELSSALIAS,
VALENCIA%
OREPE D'ESPANGS,_
BERME ANOLAIS
BROCADE POPLIN'S,
NEAPOLITANS.
LAWNS and LAVELLAE
an among shell' r
CATHOART & MIMS.
Seat door to the Harrisburg Bank.
SKELETON SKIRTS.
The largemyttooupt the very beet wake to be naiad
itCaTHOAR T
Ara door to the Harrisburg Beak.
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas and Umbrellas
Tamar-are per emit low.: than cans be , peraimmat
Matters In the oity.
CiSTROART & BROTHER.
N 0.14 Martel square,
ayes Nest to the Uarriohorg 8.14.
JOHN B. MUTH'S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
CORNER SECOND AND WALNUT STB.,
Harrisburg, Pa.
L WAYS on hand a large assortment of
ti BOOTS, 8110113, &MATINS,, of the very beet
%militias for Mhos, gentlemen, and eblldrens' wear.—
, 4.1c0s to snit the Dona. All kinds of WORE MADE TO
ORDER In the out style by superior workmen
REPAIRING done at short palm
ontle.dtt JOHN B. slam Iltrrlebort.
A (QUANTITY of Bags, Cutouts mud (f►ug •
a. hams for sale by the Vies end piece, cheep "
crsa, at the HAUNSIN O. (I etusum.
Hansom:um MK,
JUST PUBLISUED.
A MANUAL
MILITARY SURGERY
HINTS ON THE ENNItOKNOI/13
or
Field, Camp, and Hospital Praotioe.
BY
8. D. GROSS, M. D.
PIOIII9OR Or tvtam 011 Till JIMII*Wit 211010411.
For mils at BIEIGNIIR , J MAP 110011:100118
ma. 24
JOIN WALLOWER, JR., Agt.
GENERAL FORWARDING
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
GOODS AND MERCHANDISE promptly
tOrwarded by Palladelphbi and Reading, Northers
‘ntaberlauid Valley and PoonaLeonia Madreads
.ao peat!.
HAULING AND DRAVING to and from all parts of the
oily to tbo itinerant Railroad depots wilt oe dens at the
vary lowest num.
`ARR.; s 8 removing will be prottptly attended to.
orders 'a ft at erantbe European Hotel, or at the store
of E. S. Zdilingsr, will melee prelim attention. Con.
tomenta °Melva respeouttliy solicited.
JuLl WALLOWiIit JR., Au
apt Moe Readies Ds.tiat.
THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN
A is solicited to oar vary tarp solortmool or
UNDIUMICIM) .101) Mavens of every sine and quality.
Owe' Jooaut gm Owens, beat *Nolo manufactured.
AU the different Waite of Wilma Sumo.
Urgent eseorttnent of Hammy to the oily.
Clan% daimons, flexonancome,lheady Hemmed
And motion to Genii' wear, At
CART'S.
1 .444 In oh. limir...hniv Rant.
FOR BALE.
FROM One to Five Hundred Dollars
worth of CITY BONDS. acquire of
C. 7.11141121111 AN,
want Mn. •Inoth*Pertnd •rtmt.
AL T. J. MILES,
SURGEON DENTIST
(AFTERS hie services to the citizens 0'
liarrlobarg sad vtalnity. Re solicit' a be s t
the public patronage, and eves sgsnrance th at hi
endesvori shall be given to render satisfaction In hie pro.
r esalon• Wog an old, well tried dentist, he heels sate Is
hem
nviting Ihte public generally to call on hire, assuring
Oeilhe
ed b that
No. tatty will not be dhwafttled with his service., street, In the house 10111111107 on
'7 Jecitt Lby, near Me United slam BOWL
gamitburl, Pa
A NEW LOT or
UMW SHOPPING & TRAVELING BAG
comprising a number of new styles Gam' and C.
DHOW Money
fadeand Wallets. Ono oosonot o
Oil moiled oak 4 at
/11IRGINiall Cate IXXIIEsTam,
il *Mut allteek
HARRISBURG, PA., TUESDAY .111013,N00, ';JULY 30, 1861
IlltbitaL
DR . J URN SON
111 =iirtAl Iry sak ii , v , C41.31.A11s :.)
LOCK HOSPITAL.
STAB dieoevered the meet certain Apeedy ,
ILL and effectual remedy in the world Mr
DD3EA.SEB OF IMPRUDENCE.
=LW or sot-sa TWILVII 'MOWN
No inrowary or Noxious Drugs
eL7
Heshaw or the Bich Or Limbs, &daturas, Pains la
the Loins, Affections of the Kidneys andrlleadder, Organic
Weakness, Nervous Debuity, Decay of His thiliu , Pow .
en, Dyepapela, Languor, Low eptuits, Confusion 0: dews
rely Ration of the Heart, Timidity, Trembilege , Duunceo
of Sight or Giddiness, Disease of the Stomach, Affections
of the Heed, Throat, *se or thin—thole terrible dhew
dors arising from the Indiscretion or SolltarY Habil" of
south—those dreadful and destructive practises which
produce constitutional debility, render asiwriage twos
dble„ and clammy both body and mind.
YOUNG MEN
Young men especially who have become the vkdben DI
solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which
tumidly sweeps to an mammy grave thousands ot
,oung men or the mat exalted Went and brhliant
woo might otherwise have entranced hstenins
Senates with the thunders of alternates, Or waked to ea
may the living lyre, may Gait wilt thll oonlidenoe.
laaRaLtGM..
Married persons, or those contemplating wharfage, be
um aware of physical weakness, should baseedlately con.
cult D. J., end be restored to perfect health.
oRGANTo WIELKNIE
hoesediately arid and fuu vigor raiwei
Re who places himself under the care of Dr. J. may
religiously congde In Ms honor as a gentleman, and COD,
adeptly rely upon his akW as a physician.
woHoe No. 7 south edertok street, Baltltnots,
on the left hand side going from Baltimore street, 7
loon trom the corner. Be par tinnier in observing the
name or number, or you will mistake the place. Be par
ticular leer ignorant, thdtim Qucoskit with false names,
or Paltry Humbug MAriadtm, attracted by the repute.
don of Dr. Johnson, lurk near.
All letters must contain a Postage Stamp, to use on the
reply.
DR. JOHNSTON.
Dr. Adamson member of the Royal College of Burgeons,
London es
, graduate from one of the men eminent Colleg
of the United States, and the greatest part ot whose the
nu been spun In the Hospitals of London, Yule, Ptah
delplda and elsewhere, has effected some ot the matt ha
totthistng ogres that were ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the ems and bead *bob Weep, put ner.
ronanem being alarmed at suddensounde, Wishfulness',
with frequent blushing, attended sometimes with derange
sent of mind were owed Immediately,
TAR'S PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. (tresses all those who having Willed thaw
selves by I eren he and improper indolgenoles, that-leant
and solitary ambit which ruhm both body and mind, en.
titling them for either businellor Misty.
Thew are seine of the sad and molanaholy en, ots prc.
doom by early habits of youth, via Wellness of, the
desk and Limbs, Pains In the R oad, Dingiest of Sight,
Loss of hit:scalar Power, Palpitation of the Heart, DyespepdN Nerves Irritability Derangement of the Digestive
teen cons , General Debility, illymplenns of Oonatunp.
don, 66
MENTALLY.
edieratset, the lierlistelfacts on the neinitusi mush to
be dreaded :—Less of Memory, ConfWon ot Ideas, De
pression of Spiels, Y vll Forebodings, Aversion badman.
ty, Soltdistrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity, dui., U. Moe
ri the evil abate.
Thomande of pennons of all mei, can now judge what
a the caw of Mgr decline In health, Wog their rigor,
oecoming weak, pale, nervous and. emaciated, have •
"Insular appearanee about the epee, oongh, and symp,
ma of conaumption.
YOUNG NEN
who hate injured thenuteires by a certain practice; tn.
/oared in when alone--a habit nuquently learned from
601 sompanions, or at echool, the effects of which are
sightly felt, even when asleep, and if not cured, renders
marriage lmposedble, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hopes of his OMB.
try, the darting of his parents, should be snatched trout
ill prospects and enjoyments of lift by the consequences
of deviating from the path of nature, and Indulging in a
tartan secret habit. du Lb persona must, before context •
plating
itARKLA.GX,
effect that a mind mind and bod,y are the most neoeasary
requisites to promote commbial happiness. indeed
"'Mont these, the journey through life beoonies a weary
oilgrimagsr, the prospect hourly darkens to the view; the
flied becomes shadowed with despair, , and Ailed with the
nelanoboly rellection that the happiness of another be.
tomes blighted with our own
OIL JOHNSON'S INVIOORATiN:O TOR OR
GANIO WICILENN.BB.
By this great and important remedy, Weakness at the
hpas are speedily oared, and'full vigor restored.
Cbouitands of the, most nervous and debilitated wile
ltd lost 41 hope, here been immediately relieved. All
speelments to Marriage, Ptlyeloal or Mental Disqualli•
*lion, Nervous, Trembling ' Weakneis or Ishanation or
lie mast Ibsen] Yana, speedily cared.
TO EMBA3OIOtB.
the away thousands cured at this battalion within the
last twelve years, and the namerom importantat*
verso:kilo puribrmed by Dr. J., minimum!' by tbe Surgk
re 4
Artois of the papers, and many other persons, notices et
*blob bays appeared again and again befora Me public,
UMW Ms standing al a Dew of charade and re
gionsibitity, is a eudblient guarantee to'the *Meted.
MEMO OF WPM:MUM—When the nitriguided
and Imprudent votary of league finds he has imbibed
the seeds et Ma painful it toe often happankthat
ao iligimed sense of shams or of dlaikiiery deters
elm from applying to those who, from sidecauoo and re.
*suability ma alone befriend him, delaying till the 000
ititutional symptoms of this halve disease maks thedr
µvamoose, affecting the head, throat, sine, skin, key
progroodog on with dightild rapidity, till death puts •
period to his dreadful suds/lugs py sendlag hi toatest
nouns from whenos ao traveler nestrassa " It is a mei.'
tootioly dust that thousands MUviciamktel this terrible
dame, owing to the unsuillttlness col osent pretend
in, Who, by the use of that dead* prams, swan, ruin
the oonstitution and make the residue of We miserable.
T0..--7L. Doctor% Diplomas /mug to bto
mirlietters most imatain a Stamp to as oa therreply.
BANnektias seat by
&redo. 7 data Frederick street, Baltimore.
spra-lowly
FOR BALE!
A BUILDING LOT, situate in West Har
rtsburg, fronting on Bradstreet 20 test, and me
mos be k 161 fee., more or less, to a2O foot alloy, ad
joiontg on oue aide the property of llr Blumsnatine. •
For particulars enquire of 'MEWL scastrintoi
Baru r'e Bootatore.
May 8,1861. mytl
SPICED SALMON 11 _
'LIME AND VERY DELICATE. Pot
Up neatly. in five pound cans.
Oa. WM. DOCS, Jr., /zoo.
EMPTY FLOUR BARRELS - .
10 LARGE NEW BHIGHT EMPTY
FLOUR Silt MILS In good omdltion for ago
tow by Ud3l. will. WOK, Jr , &O.
LIME FOR SALK
THE UNDERSIGNED having embarked
Lln the LL BUSINIM la prepared to tarnish to
very teat article at short not es, utast the lo trot pi Weir
for cash, lie sells the lime burst at Colombia and silo
that burst at home.
mral.dtko PETER =ME M.
OUR UNION & CONSTITUTION
4 9 R GOVERNMENT"
is byK.
tort imetalatog the Wen w
t h q en
no tem stem, giving she anuarentlon'et iFai Theme
and Provisonv. sivoivia4 the-velaloos of the hetet*
Wm to the Onion antilleth Orjtelt4 11.11AsaisolandAgairk
Ailly Menyval= of Goieromind ihe Oetymy
a ve; Bold, and Orders supplied, by ,bbn, et
bug, Pa.
Apses toe Onatio aid MAW waited.
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watt *tee cominkifile at corktortocedamaitr,
4° 79 14 toriliti*** reitoohkale 'data*.
• :2 .. ed ; biLL " • edlater4s'
On motion of Mr. Wzraorr; : antither cdrrulittee
of conferencewasiappointed.
Mr. Hans 047.•E1.,j reported, from the Conk
mittee of COriference, on the bill to appoint 14
assistant Secretary of the 'Nevi. The report
was agreed tor and the bill passed. Also the
report of the Committee of Conference on the
bill increasing the Medical corps of the Navy.
The report was agreed to and the bill stands
passed.
Mr. Melnik (14; Y.) from the Committee of
the Judiciary, reported a bill for the suppression
of the sale of intoxicating liquors Jo the Dis
trict of Otelutribla The bill - provides that no
person shall mill intoxicating liquors to the
soldiers of the United States under a penalty of
twenty-five &gars for each offence. The bill .
was paned.
Mr. UNITIZE; from the Committee on the
Judiciary; ieported a bill requiring the oath of
allegiance to be admirdstered to all persona em
ployed by the Government. Passed.
Mr. Wilson, from the Committee on Military
/adze, reported back the bill for the purchase
of arms, ordnance and ordnance sores, making
an appropriation 0f51,000,060. Passed.
Mr. SAULSBFILT, (Del.,) offered a resolution
requesting the, Secretary of War to inform the
Senate whether any arms have been. sent to
the State of Delaware since the first of July,
and if so how many, and what for. laid over.
Mr. Tanxson, (ill.; front the Committee on
the Judieiary, reputed back the memorials of
the PolioelConimissioners of:Baltimore, ;wan
ed in Fort-.lilcHenry; :also the memorials of
the Mayor sind.Conirtion Councils of Baltimore,
with a restaution that the Committee - be dis
charged. •
Mr. Pawn), (Del.,) offered as an amend:"
melt ¢ cesoldtbm thaw the ' polies. conntriesioners
ought to be surrendered to the civil authority
on, some charge, or be discharged and permitted
toPresume to their duties; and also that Mar
shal Sane ought to be delivered to the civil
authorities on some charge, or be discharged.
Mr. Twins . thought it was not in order to
make such a motion as that of the Senator from
Mr. Fxseximmt moved to lay the whole sub_
ject on the table, but Modified it so as to post
pone until to-morrow. Agreed to.
The tariff bill was taken up, the question be
ing on the amendment providing for a tax of 6
per cent. on all incomes over, $1 ; ,000, except on
incomes derived from government securities,
which were taxed by 24 per cent., which was
agreed W.
Mr. SAULTBURY moved to strike out the tax of
four cents per pound on coffee. Lost.
Mr. Susumu (Miss.) moved to strike out the
portion Increasing duties ou the pretent tariff
ten per cent. ; contending that it would make the
duty prohibitory, and in fact produce lesa re
venue.
After some discussion Mr. SUMNER'S motion
was disagreed to—yeas 7, nays 29. The bill
was further considered and the amendments of
the Committee of Finance were adopted.
A . message from the' 'House announced the
passage of the .bill for the purchase of arms,
ordnance and ordnance stores, and by common
t the hill was taken up and passed.
' The consideration of the tariff bill was re
sumed. _
:bar: . POWELL offered. an itnendment that on
and atter the 6th of October, 1861; all laws giv
ing bounties to fishing vessels be repeale 1.
No quorum voting, Mr. Polk moved that the
Senate adjciurn. • Lost -
None of the Senators appearing - to vote on
Mr. Powstals amendment; it'Was disagreed to.
On the passage of the bill, not a quorum vot
ing, Mr. FISBUDIN said he had no complaint to
make of the opposition, but the fault was on
our own side. Senators had, gone away and
left the Senate unable to do business, and he
wanted the country to know who was to blame.
Mr. Doourrus, (Ncria.) said that his colleague
was sick. The 'absentees were Baker, Bayard,
Bright, Cowan; Howe, ;Johnson, (Tenn.) John
son, (NO Xentedy, Latham, Pearce, Polk,
Sherman, Thomson and Wilmot. The mem
ber* present 'licked one of being a quorum.
Adjourned.
410uaL-4r. COVODI (Pa.).argued in favor of
leviing only half the amount now proposed, and
postponing:the remainder till neat seesaion.
Mr. Coxlak's proposition was ideated, the
ECaOse renudng to takethe question by yeas and
nays or by tellers.
The substitute for' the - .bill, as reported by
Mr. Howes to-day, and noticed in the first part
of this report, was timed to, and the bill as
has amend& N'tras passed by a vote; of 77 yeas
Szavz"t (Pa.) from
Means, iepoite4 _
1iV:0i,f1;.°W7:1)84;7:51'4 to be
1" i p d ur atli th b : :d op ee:al o: andhPr f F°llirec L tritee : tinli ;: ngn r
?-• er i tz* ,-
• A te d 4- ,
aise r d
,r4710"7 , ,, SUM*, the
Mr. mass also reported Beuate bill pro-
vidingfor the appointment of a board to Neale,
equalise, and reduce the compenaltion of all
officers of the government, and to report a blil
forthaVurpose at the next eestion. Passed ;
Pr9n0...4!1 of MT- W.44mholts, the House took
.uP 1 4 7 A 1,0" d Senate Wile ad did= tea the; m.
kFilor to: VOW for:We erditettert of
( I ,4ti*Anipiporte• AgiNamsa
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Sthng, - MONT-COM* fit Me m&
;`~a~~
REBELS CAPTIIRID AT HICKORY
THE STATE CONVENTION
A fight took plwe on Thursday, on Lane's
Prairie, fifteen miles from here, between a par
ty of sixty-five rebels and fifteen Home Guards
from
The Guards were surrounded, but they wide
a determined stand and after a few volleys,
dispersed the rebels, killing their First Lieu
tenant and mortally wounding' three privates.
brie lieutenant and two privates on our side
were slightly wounded.
Jennasox Crrr, July 28.—The detachment
of two companies of Col. Milligan's regiment
and three companies of the Home Guards sent
to Hickory Hill near Mount Pleasant, in Cole
Cole county, were fired on from an ambush
near that place, but no one was hit. They cap
tured twenty-eight rebels, among them two
captains of Jackson's forces ; also, forty horses
and two teams, which have been brought to
this city.
Since the withdrawal of the Federal forces
from Callaway county, opposite here, the rebels
are again concentrating. Four hundred are re
portal to-day at Fulton. Trouble is feared
tom ,there and trom Harris's forces.
Swims Crrx, July 28.—The revised report
of the Committee of Eight, in the State Conven
tion, strikes out that clause in the former rep.nt
relating to the Supreme Judges.
While it declares vacant the Executive and
I Legislative departments, it ordains that anelec-
tineAkeutbeee iilthoere shall be hold tea t
Monday of November next ; also that the as
tion of the Convention be submitted to the
people ; at the same time a separate poll book
Is to be opened, and two tickets are to be struck
off; one for the action of the Convention, the
other against the action of the Convention.
Should a majority decide for the action then
the officers elected shall take their seats
against its action, then the said election to be
null and void, and the officers elected shall not
take their seats, and the officers appointed by
the Convention shall go out of office, and the
ordinance providing for the abrogation of cer
tain acts of the Legislature alien be null and
void. It also declares vacant all the offices to
which appointments were made by Gov. Jack
son, and also provides for the appointment of
officers at the election in case any of those regu
larly elected refuse to serve.
FROM HARPER'S FERRY-
MOVEMENT OF GEN. BANKS
The American of this merniug learns that
Geo. Banks, immediately on taking command
of the forces at Harper's Ferry, commenced the
removal of the army stores and provisions to
the Maryland side, at a point in Frederick
county, about three miles from Sandy Hook.
The construction of the bridge was also stopped,
and preparations made for evacuating the place,
which is by no means defensible from attack,
either from the Virginia or the Maryland side.
By the cars from the Ferry, the same paper
learns that General Banks, on Saturday and
yesterday, withdrew his troops to the Maryland
side, and formed his camp in a strong position
in the rear of the Maryland Heights, to which
point his pickets will extend. He is being ra
pidly reinforced, and will soon have a large
army under his command. It is said that sev
eral of the Pennsylvania reserve regiments
were yesterday ordered to that point, and an
Indiana and Pennsylvania regiment passed
through this city on Saturday for the same des
tination. It is rumored that General Johnson
has returned with his command to Winchetiter,
and will probably commence offensive demon
strations along the Maryland line.
RELEASE OF THE SUKTER'S PRIZES
AL letter from Captain White, of the Bark
Louisa Kilborn, dated Cienfueges, July 19th.
says she was to sail the next day for Falmouth,
under convoy of the United States steamer Cm-
Bader, who would keep in company until after
passing Cape Antonio. All the vessals before
reported taken by the Sumter were liherated by
order of the Captain General, and were ready to
leave on the 19th under the same convoy.
The United States steamer Niagara touched
at Cienfuegos a few days since,, and had gone in
pursuit of the Sumter, which there was no doubt
would try to intercept one of the California
steamers. I
'PsPtaih YThike sari the commander of the
Stouter teqk all hie papers, and he wee obliged
to sail with a sea letter from the United States
Consul.
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Bona., Mod, July 27
BAL . TIXOEZ, July 29
Boma, July 29
PRICE ONE CENT
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
fihe Evaotation of Harper's ref*
ISOAPR OF PRISONsas ROAM*. •
the Rebel Soldiers Shouting "Onto I
Washington."
Z kVD STATE PRISONERS Tr.SIO 219
.4".1 faiTRESS , MONSOB
as Ta Ira $ q C 3 A: vs • ' t
THE DIRECT TAX SILL
THE FORTHCOMING LOAN
CAPTURE OF REBEL B.,LDLIEB
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. The evacuation of Harper's Ferry, and it
motives, are well wrierstood here. We may
say the same of the evacuation of the village of
Hampton, by Purforces. .
Captain William Allen, of the Eleventh Mas
sachusetts ; E. P. Dougherty, of the New York
Seventy-first ; and Orlando Waldorf, of the
Second Wisconsin, arrived here to day. They
escaped fi om Manassas.
They say the rebels lost 1,500 killed and •
wounded. They could get no idea of the future
movements of the rebels, though the rebel
soldiers were enthusiastically shouting "On to
Washington."
The rebels refused to bury the slain of the
Fourteenth New York and the Fire Zonaves.
The Police Commiaioners, Marshal Kane,
and other State prisoners now at Fort McHenry
will be this afternoon sent to Fortress Monroe,
by order of the Government.
The bill before the Howe for direct taxation
and internal duties is to be amended by the re
duction of the land tax, and the amount willbe
levied on other things.
Ample provision will be made fbr the raising
of the interest on the forthcoming loan.
Captain Tomkin's Cavalry captured twenty
nine rebel soldiers, south of Arlington, this
morning
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dike formerly (mewed by Dr. Gorges, on Third street,
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rrieuda and the punts; in general, that be In prepared te
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surgical or moccianical, in a meaner that stratenot' be
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIO:_.
THE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSICItt q '
Sai of Dauphin county, to puree iemeibf anAket
SAM tiepins' itieninuly of toe Commonwealth Of pa ng ,
sylvanla, approved the leiti day of slay'i- 2961` entitled
"en act to authorize tuff COolinitskin•ra ul Dauphin Ogg a.
ty to appropriate a certain sum of money tor the sup
port or the familia.' of Volu.ntoent during the present
war," do here•iy inform t h e public thiz they will make
a loin to the amount of *aura not exiceedlui ten thousand
dollars, for which boa ia will be lianas Gtr u term Dot Os•
cowling ten years, with coupons &bil l ow, f ir the pay.tpu
of half yearly interest, payable at the County Treasury ai
6 per cent. dud bends are to be clear of all taxation ,
is therelure hoped twit the .alit ant in bomb' of a nob
amounts as , the tendert will dolma, will, be prompt
ly taken by Ike patri 4.1 , t nuiluitiets or others, with oat
resortmg to venial taxation at tlial time.
.JOll,l -, aliTzSEtt,
JawU obeln,
ONO. GARY ktifini,
Attest—foam Mutsu, Clerk
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MADE. from choice and selected Apples,
and guasotted by us to beStnctly pares.,
- corn( *Ai)"
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Tuner and ftapairer of;
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Moe. Pommestoo given oo the Orin of July. Ext
at POW Gummi W. POUTER.
, July 29
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