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1{11111CS(lity Afternoon, August 21, ISB
COILN TY COMMIT TEE•
ti, L,.uuty Couitaittee of the People's party
will meet ;it the Court House in Harrisburg, on
1.:7411 day of Auttust instant, at
k p.
P. IMl`. Chairman
AUc,t,
r. Vo No, Secietary.
II mi,long. Aug. 19, 1661
N the last week Alderman Kline has
nom about four hundred volunteers into the
the UnitAl States.
i 11'1111 RNLI FUND.—An aujourned meet
vi 11.0 committee will be held this evening
pt for 11.x(littege at. 6 o'clock By order of
Froiilent, 0. EDWARDS ; Seay,
1 et; UCIO LAW. —A number of our citizens are
litido . the impro:siou that the dog law expired
on !L• 20th inst. This is a mistake. The law
(1,0 net expire until the 20th of September,
end it will be iitiictly enfurced until that time.
SEVIN DIO IN TANNXICS AWAY. —A nelou bell
came utt in the Masonic Hall, Tanner's Alley
last night, which was kept up until a late
hour, and then broke up in a row. The estab
lishment should ae returned to court as a nui
sance,
THE VERY THIM;.--0111.11Weril going to the
prO Vide IIieIIISVIVeR with a gum °Ver
t:eat, blithliet, cape, cap cover, or thinking cup,
all f which articles they can find in great va
rlet) at the estAblishment of Wm. S. Shaeffer,
oath side of Market Square, near Buehler's
tlutel.
=ZEE
OF VOLUM:MS.-A. general order
Lvt been ishued directing that at the end of this
mouth, and every two months thereafter, all
vonailveri shall be mustered for pay. One copy
io the pay roil to be sent to the Adjutant Gon
dol', ace, two to the paymasters of the dis
or post where the regiment is stationed,
the remainder at headquatters.
=I
A PNOVOSITION.—Are there not Uaion ladies
eb,,lgh in this city to equip, without feeling it,
d‘.ol.l,auy of cavalry. Let them each melt
clown one of their heaviest sets of silver to begin
with, and it that don't do let their superlluoui
.;‘,l,,ry go till they get enough. If we are to
re,kic our glorious Union, as we must du,
th,i; Louithinds can afford to get new and fash
,th tole ones; and it we du not, and are doomed
t. hick the conquurer's chains, let our spoons
aLI mks and jewelry be of the same material.
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Mciirtrizio BOONTISS.—By an order from the
Department the two dollars bounty per
bithertopaid to persons obtaining recruits,
has been abolished. As this has caused some
dirisasistaction, an explanation of the policy
that has dictated it becomes necessary.
A bib was brought before Congress last ses
sion antiinrisiug the War Department to give
its bounties to the three months volunteers, on
,he sums of thirty, forty and:
tifty (Julius, under certain specified conditions.
Fur this was wisely substituted a . law adcli!
two dolmas a mouth to the pay oeShe soldier.
'here was no object of economy in the change,
ter while wider the first bill the recruit would
get otny $3O, unless when enlisting with a com
pany or regiment, under the second he obtains
by the above addition to bit pay for the three
years $72. The difference as against the gov
ernment Will be seven millions of dollars— the
aggregate amount of the additional pay for the
volunteer force for the three years being twelve,
while that of the $3O bounty would be only
tire millions. Of the moral advantage of this
arrangement there can beim doubt. When the
soldier gets a bounty he is apt to dissipate it at
once, his family deriving no benefit from it ;
whereas, by the present system, he can easily
be iuilaced to allocate his monthly pay, or a
portion of it, to the support of those dependant
upon him. The bounty to persons obtaining
termite has been abolished, from the belief that
the addition made to the soldiers pay will be
sufficient inducement to compensate for its ne
cessity.
l'oucg.--Before the rlloyor.—Peter Nlag laugh
lin, a short, htout-set, squabby individual of
twenty-rive years or thereabouts, with a pug
nose set hi a Ilveu as broad as a full moon, was
arraigned for the offence of drunkenness. Peter
said he lived in Carlisle and had came here to
enlist, but unfortunately got into the ranks of
captain whiskey, and was stewed at the first tire.
he was discharged.
Philip Garret, a jolly looking waterman from
the pine regions, belongs to a raft, which ha.
add is lodged on a rock somewhere in the river.
He was tired of waiting for a rise, and got high
himself, in which condition he was piloted to
the lock-up. Discharged on a promire to leave
the city in two hours,
Joseph Wilson, is a "bould soger boy'' and
belongs to Col, Black's regiment. Joseph got
slightually inebriated yesterday, and observing
the poor house mill-wagon, ladened with fiour,
he approached the driver and informed him
that he had been appointed by the Government
to take charge of tne team, whereupon he
mounted the wagon and took a seat. The
driver took the matter cooly, and turned his
horse's head towards the Mayor's office, at
which place he stated the position of Whirs,
when'Joseph was transferred from theiwagon to
the lock-up. The Mayor remande,i him to
await the orders of his Colonel.
Peter Shilling & Son, brushmakers of
ing, were arraigned, charged with selling
brushes without a license. The case was finally
disposed of by the parties paying the costs and
Promising to take out a license.
Barney O'Bryan, a pickaynne negro, was
charged with disorderly conduct in the lower
market house, Sent across the street to mend
Lie ways,
milkman, named Stevens; esterday brought
to the lockup a dilapidated looking individual
whom he charged with having columned dePre"
dations on his (Stevens') cornfield. We dkrnot
hear the result of the hearing,
Tax BIDDLE GIJA.B.DB. —We incorrectly stated
yesterday that this fine company of volunteeis
hailed from the town of Huntingdon. They
came from M'Aladery's Fort, Huntingdon
county, and aro commanded by Captain G. B.
Miles.
A XMASES NOTION.-000D ADVICE FOR THE
TIMES. —Some persons seem to think they must
hoard up every cent they can get hold of, in or
der to provide against hard times, and we bear
lessons on all sides about economy. This is a
most mistaken policy. In fact it is the most
certain way to bring about the very evil they
fear. The suspension of all enterprises leaves
the laboring people without the means of sup
port, and the result is the prostration of every
branch of business. Every man who has the
means should persevere in his projects of im
provements which pro nice to be productive.
Men will still want houses to live in, bread to
eat and clothes to wear. The farmer need not
therefore hesitate to purchase fertilisers, to
raise stock, and to put up such buildings as are
necessary. Those who have wealth should live
as heretofore, and men generally should re
member that there is such a thing as being
" penny wise and pound foolish." If the peo
ple cannot get work they cannotpurchase food,
and if they cannot purchase it, they must have
it given to them.
-Persons of means should remember this,
when talking about curtailing expenses. In
short, if improvements are n%eded, now is the
time to make them. Those having means
should refit and refurnish their houses, improve
their farms, buy good 'Substantial clothing,
withott involving thentselves unnecessarily or
imprudent& hlid thus keep the tailor, the
storekeeper, the butcher and baker, as well as
the mechanic and working man employed. If
every man should shut himself u in his shell
like a tortoise, we shall soon have want and
suffering in earnest. Earnest, active men will
be the more earnest and active, and while they
advance the fortunes of those around them,
they will advance their own. There is a pru
dent foresight that gathereth while it scatter
etha foresight which converts the five talents
into ten, and the ten into twenty, while there
is a blind economy that places the talent in the
vault, allows it, to,lay there and ruf f doing its
possessor nor any one else no good. Every
man should be a good stewart and not a miser
able miser.
Iffil
Amer or ALLtDOIO Seosssion SKlM—lnfor
mation having been received at the Mayor's of
fice, that a party of men supposed to be spies from
the seceasionists, would arrive today in the
eleven o'clock train from Chambereburg,
Chief Baciabatigh, and a squad of specials pro
ceeded to the depot, and upon the arrival of thu
train arrested three men who were pointed out
as the suspected party by an officer from the
division of the army under General Banks, who
was also a passenger in the train.
The prisoners were taken to a private room
in the Exchange, where they underwenta strict
examination by the Mayor. They gave their
names as Thomas J. Carson, Walter W. Kelley
and Win. M. Pegram and represented themseit
yes as being cithlths of Baltimore.
Carson io a fine /ooklng,e/deily gentleman,
per** gay yeaga, or thareabbiiie — Mi`ftiflW
ly done business ieogew York city, but has been
living in SaltimoreVor the bet several years.
Kelly is a man aillagegalriikatattbirty years,
of medium size, and slimly built.. He repre
sented himself as a British subject and present
ed a passport signed by the British consul at
Baltimore, and countersigned by the Secretary
of State.
Pegram is about the same age of Kelley, and
of like proportions and stature,
All of the party were *ell dressed, and ap
parently men of means.
Carson exhibited a "pass" from Col. lieintale
man countersigned by Gen. Cooper, dated Aug.
9. Upon his person were also found a number
of "passes" from officers in the confederate
army, giving him privilege to visit his property
in several of the Southern States.
In the carpetbag owned by Pagrem were
found a number of sealed letters, among which,
one directed to Judge Brewer, at Annapolis, and
others to Mrs. M. Humphreys and Geo. Brewer,
at Baltimore. These were opened and discov
ered to be signed by J. W. Brewer, a sergeant
in the Washington Artillery of New Orleans,
serving in the confederate army. They were
' principally descriptive of the battle of Bull Run,
in which the writer participated.
Nothing of a suspicions nature was found in
the carpet-bag of Kelley; but upon examining
hi s person, the officers discovered a large num
ber of letters sewed up very neatly between the
muslin of his shirt. These were principally of
a business 'nature), written by parties at the
South, and addressed to friends in Baltimore.
An unusually large amount of drafts and bank
notes were also found on his person.
All the letters were taken possession of by
the Mayor, and the circumstances being deemed
sufficient to detain the men in custody, they
were put in the ()aunty prison for a further
hearing.
So far as we can learn, the immediate cause
of the arrest of the party was owing to a dis
patch received in this city from Ragerstown,
that the men had secretly crossed the Potomac
from the Virginia side, at a point above Wil
liamsport, and that one of them was a resident
of Charleston, Virginia, and a noted secessionist.
There is no doubt, from the letters found in
the possession of the party, that they are fresh
from the rebel army in Virginia, and were en
route for Baltimore with no good intentions.
[Communicated.]
Masses. Emotes :—I wish to call the atten
tion of the public to a certain practice indulged
in by the School Directors of certain townships
of this county, by promising the schools to this
or that individual long before the examination
takes place. Now, sir, this is a habit which of
ten
throws superior teachers back to give place
to inferior ones, neuelybecanae he had the pro
mise of the school several weeks or months be•
fore the examination took?
lace• We have
more interest in the giving out
nt s of schools ve an
no
any other tax-payer, but we do
t • the Di
rectors should wait mull they the
certifl
cant ore ma
Gates aad weigh the competency See the
each ap
befoli
re any distinct i on whatever. -P
We hope Our worthy Superintendent will
ft distinctly understood to the nagmetive Direct
ors their duties; in this respect
• Luz Parer.
Ptungpthania taailp Teltgraph, iUtOtteettaß aftintoon 'august 21, 18b1
THE OHIO VOLUNTFERS.—At a meeting of the
Cincinnati Zonave Guard (Co D. 2nd Reg., 0.
V.) held afier their return home, the following
resolutions were reported by Messrs. Charles
liendenhall, L. V. Horten and 'l'. Murdock,
Committee, and unanimously adopted :
WHEREAS, We have been, together with our
comrades of the First and Second Ohio Regi
ments, the receipients of many kindnesses from
both stranger-. and friends, since our departure
from the city, in the s rvice of our country,
therefore,
Remived, That our warmest thanks are due
the ladies, and citizens generally, of Zanebville,
Steubenville, Pittsburg, Altoona, Harrisburg,
Luicaster and Philadelphia, for their many acts
of kindness and hospitality, shown ns, both
during our journey to and from Washington,
thereby greatly alleviating many of the hard
ships of a soldier's life.
Resolved, That we will ever remember, with
feelings of the deepest gratitude, the hearty
welcome extended to us by the citizens of Cin
cinnati on.our return home, the approval of
his friends being the highest reward a soldier
can receive.
Resolved, That a copy of the above be for
warded to each of the above named cities for
publication.
•
•
IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION. —The Supreme
Court has reversed the judgment of the Court
below in the case of Wm. Frazier vs. the-Penn
sylvania Railroad, and awarded the defendants
a new trial. The decision is a most important
one, and a brief notice of its chief points may
not therefore be out of place. Was. Frazier,
while in the employ of the company ass brakes
man, received injuries in a collision near Ir
win's Station, which he claimed was the result
of gross negligence on the part of one of the
company's engineers. He brought suit against
the road and got a verdict of $5,776,00, but the
defendants appealed to the Supreme Court, and
the latter, after a careful examination of the
questions at issue, reversed the judgment of
the Court below, and ordered the defendants a
new trial. The position taken by the Court in
its decision may summed up thus : An em
ployer is not necessarily responsible to- his em
ployee for injury arising from the negligence of
his fellow servant. But if he knowingly keep in
his employ a rash, careless and incompetent
servant, and injury is thereby caused to another
servant, the employer is responsible for the
damage. If, however, the habitual carelessness
or incompetency of the employee be known to
a fellow employee who remains in the service
without giving notice thereof to the employer,
and receives an injury therefrom, the employer
is not responsible. Character for care, skill and
truth must alike be proven by evidence of gen
eral reputation, not of special acts.
HATING returned from the city I now have on
hand a full assortment of all kinds of Dry
Goods : 200 pieces of new Calicos ; 200 dozen
of Stockings ; a splendid lot of Black Alapacha;
a large lot of .Hoop Skirts; 1,000 yards of Crash
for Toweling. All kinds of Summer Dress
Goods at great reduction. S. Lswr,
fi Rhoads' Old Corner.
See Professor Wood's advertisement in anoth
er column.
4.ST TO swam
114 1 4 :8i1.1 A N'B I' I. 14
Pte pared i.l Curuallati L. Ohoorteuma td
,
MALI of etti ,
, ,{'tile ate the crash of a toug.sud =toaster prkeue.
rftli} ore *Mkt is Weir overshoot, star disdain th somecum,
all treep Warthogsqat' 101 Meastruattoolit, milsrleir4 t:ifr
atruotions, wheeT from old or. stbarstut, hoidombe,
pan fu the side, Sottpitatlon dY toe heart, whited, all uar
you,. alleutlons, hymoried, fatigue, polo ih I,ho bank and
i t aris a &, Matoebed sleep, wltinh grad from inieragdos
of aaia re
or. t.u.rors :tot .. pule are invaluable, as .toy Will bring
ou the Numbly portott with regularity. L.dies who have
Dees dissitpotututt is the use ut other I Jllx ass Masa the
ettenet eoetitieue.• in lie. Cheosontah's PIM dater all that
they reamer:tot to du.
Mere ts ow ..ndatth. oe female totem to whitht ate
Pala easethq ne taken mahout .trodthmly h ECULJAIi
tie TA< conditiort ~4,, . .et1 to is NIRO NANCY—
the leash MINA If filArilt. AO is the wrhtistage
+erste:44 of the m4seirt.' - to restore he sexual funetios' sa to
*Alma emittiotH,, .hat then the reprotteettre power el
%lute cannot mu, U.
Warranted purely vegetable., atial tree from anything
Injurious. ixollest directioua, which should be rend, k
ueropsny
,Ach b 31. )'rice $l. Sent by meatus enciaslng
111 4 imuiliUtle L.. ONaleMiAlr, Box Poet Mine,
New Yorir.
*ad , t‘ 4Volatiu ~ v ery 'own In the United &ANIS
it. B. HUTORINOS,
sx.llt for the Chnittul &Moo,
ti aruadway, New York
lo WhoAt 411 hwetair JYYUTi tboubt be etW -
"low to H.- J . 0 .1, 1r . k.
WM
DR. DIIPONOO'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.
etalllble n correcting, regulating, and remoilag al
obstructions, irons whatever cantle, and
ways eucceeatul as a preven
tive.
riIHESE PILLS HAVE BEEN' USED BY
the doctors tor many years, both In Prance and
erica, with unparalleled seams In every case ; ant
be Is urged by many thousanu ladles who used them, to
make the Pills public fOr the alleviation of those suffering
from any irregularities whatever, as well as to prevent
an Increase of family where health will not permit it.—
Females particularly shoaled, or these supposing them.
selves so, are cautioned against these Pills whilein that
condition as they are stir to produce miscarriage, anti
the proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admn
nitiOn, although their mildness would prevent any mia
chief to bealth—otberwise the PO: are recommended.
1 Full and explielt directions accompany each box. Pries
$1 00 per box. Sold wholesale and retail by
3ELARLI23 A. BANNYARY,
No. 2 Jones Row, Barrb Dru itlit Pa.
"Ladies," by sending him $1 00 to the Harrisburg
Poet Moe can have the Pills sent free of observation to
any part of the country (confidentially) and "free of pos
tage by mall. Sold also by S. & musts, Reeding,
Jonment, HOLLoWAT A Cousin Philadelphia, J. L. Lass.
examot, Lebanon, Daumu, Lancaster; J. A.
Hour, Wrightsville ; H. T. limn, York ; and by one
druggist in every city and village In the Union, and by
uown, ole proprietor New York
N. S.—Loot out for counterfeits. Boy no Bolden Pike
of any kind unless every box is signed 3. D. Howe. Az
others are a Mao Imposition and ens ale ; therefore, as
you value year lives and health, (to say nothing of be
ing humbugged not of your money ) buy only of those
who show the signature of & D. Howe on every box,
whirl has recently been added on account of the Pills
Way rout:dark:UM dia-dWild3W/y
Mon Ar's 1471 Pius AND Pam= Barna.—
tr es frost nil Mineral Poinsts.--In cases of Scrofula.
Ulcers, Scurvy, or &options of the Skin, the operation
01 the Life Medicines is truly astunlahlug, often removing
to a few days, every,restige of these loathsome diseases
by their purifying effects ou the blood. Moue Fevers,
Fever and Arne, Drilmnsla, WNW, Piles, and in short,
most ail disuses soon yield to their curative properties
No family should be without them, a, by their timely
use mush sugaring and expense may be raved.
Prepared by WM. B. MOFFAT, M. it., New Sore, end
Weir til g,urr e u oev9w•l y
' MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
JUST PUBLISHED ON THE NATURE,
TRBATALRNT AND RADICAL CURL'. Of BPB ItAIATOB.
BMA, or Seminal Neaknese, Sexual Debility, Ner veva.
Dee., Involuntary Emissions and Impotency, resulting
%TOM Sellmbuse, am. By Robt. J. (Mlverweil, M. D.
Sent tinder anal, in a plain envelope, to any azi.drOhient
per, on ot two stamps, by Dr. ORAS J O.
RLINB,I2I Bowery, New Teak . Pose INBoe Box AO
4.101, , . w,
**AV' Y Oil - 6r i3 T FY
ra fIARKIKM
N eIT IC I,
A CARD TO THE LADIES
PURIFY THE BLOOD•
TO CONSUMPTIVES
Ina A OVIIRTIBI3I, having been pestered to
towth t", few weeks by a very simple remedy, after
Us , .us 4everal yearly walla severe lung &Matt
Jou. and that drvad disease. Votwatuetlan—l.. noxious to
make 111/3WO to hte lellow•pultr. r, the arose, or aura.
ro nil wbo desire It, he wih send a c the pim
a:melon used (free of charge), with Litt dilections for
preparing anti sable the same, which. they .+lll lied a
sure cure far Co n sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, arc. The
only ohject of the adwertleer In deciding the Prescription
I' to helmet the .tillexed, and .pread information which
emmeiram to be ovaluabl , , and be brioe...rery suf.
f•srer tr) Ms remedy, ash cos: them ornhin;,
son may prove a blessing.
Part re wishing (ha tweserlptioo will please address
RSV. BOW APO A. 91/11.41iN,
=ME
eattbibatts.
FOR ASSEMBLY.
TT S. tiCHKEINER, of Graz offers
I,blntsell at a candidate for the Sr TN LEGIS:.A
KS at the ensuing election, /whim to the action of
tbt , People's Unclip Convention. tae pr. tul.ea, if elec.,
ten to di-chai r the clams of the office With actolity.
ettenl-dtco
FOR PROTHONOTARY.
DA. EL EYSTLR offers bimaulf as a
. oandidate for the dace of ekora. Norma, he.,
at the Made/ elestion, and pledies hie reputation for
attrobon 10 beakless as a guarantee Ds the taittafst/ per
formates urge awes, If elected.
Harrisburg, August 21, 1861.41..*
• FOR ASSEMBLY
WILLIAM ALLEN, of Woof Han.vet
:141roithip, will be a 'candidate tor the Bra elf:
Lik13,81.11:11115 subject to the outioatiou by the Repab
licangepra tine of Dauphin county
aeglelitd-leee
FOIL COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
IIEICI BUFFINUTON, Esq. ,
of Waiflll-
JO lawkin • to vuvinp, otters himself us 11, oandidaie for
L. MN .h' C dilii , ..l.c irsillt at toe ensuing
so election, sub
itr
i i.„ action of the . eopla'a County Convention. tie
pro if eleJted to ditcbar t e tee duties tf ills (Mee
*AD t gay aug2l-dst wit
FOR COUNTY TREASU rclilß.
BIOJAMIN BLOB , of Harrisburg, of
tars hhwelf as a carotidal. ref COU fithOSU R
ho at the e• suing election, sunmet to too action of the
People% Count) Ceoveutien Fie promises. if elected to
tUeohonfit the duties of the (Moe with edelliy.
sogriAliwoo
FOR REGISTER
QAktlik.L MARQ,UART, of Harrisburg,
ott.ra Otiose al a cAuold .to fo• RSUl,thtt at the
ell:111111 irb,ect to the action of the Pt opholt
Otataty Co 4 retutoo. He p °e, ses, iC erected to dtactutrge
the &glee et the office with filelity.
Int n-tta*to
TOTHE#UTEIteOF DAUPHIN UutINTY.
FELIAMV. lIZENB : I offer myeeli ae
j: a isnthd4te fir County Treasurer at toe ensuiag
emotion, anbject to the action of he People Gmety's Con
venilon rbeu.dl be a s ;ern:male 10 be elected 1 leis°
myself t • ilemll,usis too diplaso: said alit o with
SA Ai; HACK.
Dauphin, Agg. 12 isst.-to
FOR PROTHONOTARY.
'pas undersigned offers himself as a
oenttletet for th office or proihoi2.o,ry see , or URo
pbul county et tee en. Wog eko• ion. H ,o g ,goe
ifekw
tee to perfoten the ;hake or the office with tigeilty.
111116.1181 - Wll* J. `Oil. NG
To THE INDEPENDENT AND UNION
VOTEAS ulf DAUPHIN COUNTY.
VOLL W CITIZENS—I offer myself as
.1 a Untaatiudemadeut atudklste for the oVise of 80.
rater of W 4 oft sepia.° rummy. Should Ibe so tar
to, aim as Sire sleet a, 1 promise to discharge the duties
of t:e oaks with fidelity JW.sh: B. 11U1110.1..
Buannekteen, Judy 81, 1561-aliserie
FOR ASSEMBLY.
nOL.J as. FR EEL A ND, of Efslifax town.
tht,,, Aire tdotoelt as a catodklate tur ASAABLY
toe_taeutbig ek9uon , ettloct to toe act oo or the Yea
plea Poutokr:Otop , atloo. He promises, V elected to die.
charge theesot the oLe with
dOrngle.
cm r ibtattstments
PUBLIC •NOTICE.
'ROBE having claims against the city
L belonging to Main:mi. departments, are informed
that It will be nemweary to Make separate Whit,
charges belonglog to ea h department. By order of
Connell. DAVID HARRIS, Clerk
August 17, 11361.--ang2o4lBt
lAIANTS4r—To rent a house suitable
v y4 l , for a aural 'amity. Poe:saute .to be given Octo
ber tat, 1031. •Addraus or apply to A. W. WATSON,
Third etreemor J. J. Box 106, Harrisburg, Ps
ang2Cmitt
YitOPO6A 1,8 WILL Bti Re.CIEV eiD BY
; the undersigned Committee of Council on or before
the 2d day of September 1861, for the delivery andiortad.
log of no or 600 perob of stone for re ttaloadamialeg
Market Square between Market street and Blackberry
alley. Tte atone not to be larger to pass though a 2%
Inch ring.
ElFol. B. BELL,
JACOB F HaBRNLEN, Committee lst District.
DA ..lEL HOOKAH
aug2o.6td
GENERAL ORDERS, NO 2.
MUD QOARTIIIIIB, P. AL
Harrisburg, Aug. 19, 1881.
JDY DIRECTION of the President of the
United States, all volunteer regiments or
parts of Regiments accepted directly by the
War Department from Pennsylvania, either with
or without arms, equipments or uniforms, are
to be forwarded at once to Washington. Their
commanders will therefore immediately report
to these headquarters, stating the number of
men and the etationAma which they are to be
taken, that transportation may be furnished
theta without delay. By order of
A. G. CURTIN,
Governor and Commander-in-Chief.
Oasis &DM, A. C. D. aug2o
NOTICE !
POST 01710 S, I
Harrisburg, Fa. f
r m. Post Office Department having issued
NEW STAMPS,
of all denominations, via:—Orm, THUD, FIVB,
Tiai, TIMM, Twarrr-vomr, Tamar and Now:
cent, notice is hereby given that an exchange of
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from this date, after which time the old stamps
will not be received in payment of postage on
lettem sat from , this office.
Bonner offices in this vicinity can exchange
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GEO. BERGNER, P. M.
Aug. 19, 1861.-6td
DIVING FEMALE COLLEGE,
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QESSION commences, September 2, 1861.
.1.! per seadua of Aim aitaihs sb, Inoliding Ta• '
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• 1 110 PnataW .
Books for the Military 1
JUST RECIEVED AT BERONER'S CHEAP
BOOKSTO4E, No. 51 Market street.
Rise and Light Infantry Tactics, for the exer
cise and mancenvres of Troops when acting as
Light Infantry or Riflemen. Prepared under
the direction of the War Department. By Bre
vet Lieutenant-Colonel W. J. HARDEE, U. S.
A.
Vol. I.—Schools of the Soldier and Company ;
Instructions for Skirmishers. Vol. 11. School
of the Battalion.
===iffn
INSTRUCTIONS IN FIELD ARTILLERY.
• Prepared by a Board of Artillery Officers.—
One vol. Bvo. $2.60.
Cot. S. COOPER, Adjt.-Gen. U. S. A.
Sir :—The Light Artillery Board assembled
by Special Orders No. 184, of 1856, and Special
Orders No. 116, of 1858, has the honor to sub
mit a revised system of Light Artillery Tactics
and Regulations recommended for that arm.
WM. IL FRENCH, Bt. Maj. Capt. First Artil
lery.
WILLIAM F. BARRY, Captain That Artillery.
HENRY J. HUNT, Bt. Maj. Capt. Second Ar
tillery.
Published by order of the War Department.
First Part—School of the Trooper ; of the Pla
toon and of the Squadron Dismounted. Second
Part—of the Platoon and of the Squadron
Mounted Third Part—Evolutions of a Regi
ment.
WAR DI/PAWN:in, WASHINGTON,
February 10, 1841. f
The system of•Carairy Tactics adapted to the
organisation of Dragoon regiments, having
been approved by the President of the United
States, is now published for the government of
the said service.
Accordingly, instruction in the same will be
given after the method pointed out therein ;
and all additions to, or departures from the ex
ercises and manceuvreslaid downin this system
are positively forbidden.
J. R. POINSETr, Secretory of War.
fIi'CLELLAN'SBAYONET EXERCISE.
Manual of Bayonet Exercises. Prepared for
the use of the Army of the United States. By
GEORGE B. M'CLELLIaI, Capt. First Regi
ment Cavalry, U. S. A. Printed by order of
the War Department.
Hsanousarsas or Dila A/Llll,
Wsseistrroa, D. 0., Dec. 81, 1851.
Hon. C. M. Cosaso, Secretary of War.
Sir :—Herewith I have the honor to submit
a system of Bayonet Exercise translated from
French by Captain Geo. B. M'Clellan, Corps,
Engineers, 11. S. Army.
I strongly recommend its being printed for
distribution to the Army ; and that it made, by
regulation, a part of the "System of Instruc
tion."
The inclosed extract; from reports of the In
spector General, etc., show the value.
I have the honor to be, sir, with high ;expect,
your most obedient servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Approved. C. M. CONRAD, Secretary of War,
January 2, 1852.
R JONES, Adjutant General.
Any of the above works forwarded by mail,
free of postage, on the receipt of the published
price. Remittance can be made in gold dollars
and postage stamps. Address
GEO. BERGNER, Harrisburg, Pa.
On application to the General Poet office the
undersigned has received the following order
viz :
Posr Omea Dammam, t
• Adirointhient Office, July 28, 1861. I
The following order has twin made by 'The
Poet Qffice Department., for the execution of
the new law plipecting soldiers' letters :
Postmasters at or near any camp or point oc
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without prepayment of postage, any lettter
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States, and certified to be such by the Major or
Acting Major of the regiment to which the
water is attached. The envelope should have
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the Major or Acting Major of the regiment,
describing his regiment by its number and its
State. The postage due on such letters will be
collected at the office of delivery.
The certificate and address may be in the
following form :
"Soldier's Letter.
A. 8., Major 10th Reg't,
N. Y. Volunteers.
Mr. John Jones,
Utica, N. Y."
Commissioned officers will prepay their post
age as heretofore. JoUN A. KABSON,
Ffrst Assistant P. M. G.
Pour 0111102 Oanza.—The Poet Office Depart
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Postmasters will take notice that all pre-paid
letters to soldiers in any regimentin the service
of the United States, and directed to them a t a
point where they have been stationed, may be
,orvrarded, whenever practible, to any oilier
point to which they may have been ordered
without further charge thereon for fowarding.
J 01124 A. Bassos,
Fwat Assistant P. N. Ge n eral.
Soldiers at the different camps in or near this
city will please comply strictly with the above
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WHEREAS, the Honorable Jona J.
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of Lebanon and Ilatkpluo, and the lion. A. 0. Mazza
and Hon. MIT NENLirT, Associate JUOges m Dauphin
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