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11A1:11ISBURG, PA
Thurstia) Morning, August 29, 1861.
At noon yesterday about fifty dollars in
A liberal reward will be paid to
tiolor by applying to Major Wheeler
Illy Jones' House. Sous ArELHARE.
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q; 11,tnmoNv Dancing Club will give a grant
„tap at soiree nt the Exchange Ball this
i.,;Hby) evening. The affair is to be got up
cud the superintendence of our Terpsichorean
Al,lther, which is sufficient guarantee
ti , t ;twill be one of the most pleasant re-unions
of tie. ,4enson.
11,1 v. ENE3I lES ARE lIIADE. — One of our veteran
dit alas, a warm-hearted and generous citi
-7,„ ,\Uls rect.Dtly heard to say that he knew of
two enemies he had made in the course of
1,;.: ' ,laical career—of these, one he had re.
01 from office for stealing pork, and the
ill for transforming dry goods into " soap
sTERED INTO SERVlCE. — Captaill MARC S.
IN'; it. dairy's company was mustered into ser
vice at Camp Cameron yesterday by Captain
- Hastings, U. S. A.. Sixty men were in the
the balance of the company being
it vn furlough. The following named
gentlemen Miro been elected oflicen; of the
comp,my : Capt. IL S. Waterbury ; First Liente
nior. John L. Got:4111111; Second Lieutenant,
Lc i Weaver,/fr.
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VALRY COMPANY. —Capt. C. C. Davis, late
Lirtitovint in the State Capital Guards, is
uraitiwz for a company to be attached to
tip , ,avalry regiment now forming for three
S, r , : 4 clllee. The Captain bas already the
of eighty odd men on the roll, and re
are presenting themselves daily. The
Loni;,,hy are quartered at Camp Cameron.
1,4441 young men desirous of joining the
Any, will apply at the recruiting office,
Ev I ange, Walnut street. All persons that
h.v. ,igned the muster roll are expected to be
oup this afternoon at two o'clock, for the
,0 of being sworn id.
i‘ \I I min FOR TII% VOLUNTEERS.—During the
rcinn r now drawing to a close the wives and
olioarts of the brave men who rallied to the
of the Government added materially to
t 6.6 66nifort of the soldiers by supplying them
havelocks, without which many would
16 6%, 16oen stricken down, while making forced
DLL: Lis, by the extreme heat. In addition,
,166,1... handkerchiefs and needle-books were
61.1 i.rd by our patriotic ladies throughout
11,6 state, and thankfully received by the troops.
Ii a little time the "sewing societies," which
have heretofore rendered material assistance to
pla. of every city, village or town, will be
orahized for "the season," and we would sug
g, ,t I them to commence iknn early day the. I
%%. 6, I. of knitting socks for the soldiers in the
Jai army. Let our young misses, fresh
ft at, , CllOOl, lay aside their crochet work for a
1.1i6 I season, arm themselves with knitting
1,, dies and a hank or two of yarn, and labor
csilt assiduity in making stockings or socks for
66111 brave soldiers, who will soon be exposed to
t 166 ...verity of the winter, fast approaching.
The employment of knitting is admirably
adapted for social gatherings among the fair
sex, and can be taken up or laid down without
trouble. Ladies, you can carry your knitting
wilh you up stairs and down stairs, and even
whiln visiting take occasion to put in a few
stir lies for the good cause. If you don't know
how to knit get "granny" to show you—the
IS easily acquired and is always useful. In
stead of making fancy needle books and frilled
night raps and skirts with thirty or forty tucks,
knit soldier's socks. Already has the country
incurred a debt to the ladies of the laud for
their exertions in the cause of philanthropy and
patriotism, yet we feel that our loyal women
are ready to add to that debt.
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WHAT A STRANGER SATS OF HARRISBURG.—A
correspondent of the National Republican of
Washington, D. C., on his travels through
Pennsylvania, thus alludes to our city
Before leaving Harrisburg, we took a gener
, 1 tour through the city, first visiting the State
ouse, which is located in a central and very
ealthy part of the city, the ground laying very
J. igh. It is a very delightful spot, particularly
in the summer season. The grounds upon
which the State House and adjacent buildings
are built, cover a space of ten or twelve acres,
all of which is beautifully laid out, having an
abundance of fine shade trees, and enclosed by
a neat iron railing. In the centre of these
grounds is the State House itself a very sub
stantial looking building, two stories in height,
about 150 feet in length, and 70 in width. It
is built of press-brick, and has but little orna
ment any ere about it. As you enter the ro
tunda, the most conspicuous object that meets
the eye is an immense American flag reaching
from the top of the dome nearly to the ground,
a distance, perhaps, of fifty feet. The halls in
which the Legislature meets are entered direct-.
ly from the rotunda. They are rather mall,
and the ceilings are decidedly too low. There
are no galleries, and seats for not more than one
hundred visitors in either hall.
To the east of the State House is another
building of the same style, but about half the
size, over the door of which, in large black let
ters, we find the words, " State and Treasury
Department ;" and another building to the west
of the State House, which is used for the Land
Department.
At the west end of the grounds, where a ma
chine shop is in full operation, a number of ces
sions and cannon are being fixed rip ready for
immediate use
The streets of Harrisburg are rather sandy,
and consequently there are but few hacks here,
and not many omnibueses. The principal pub.
lic conveyance is a light carryall, capable of
taking four persons.
As You enter this city by the Northern Cen
tral road, two magnificent stone bridges crossing
the Susquehanna river, each about a mile in
length, meet the view. One of these bridges is
used exclusively by the cars, and is an open
bridge. The other, which it covered, is used
butte for vehicles and pedestrians. They are
both very costly bridges, and much alike in
their general appearance
For an inland city of tWenty thousand tub' ab
i tants, the amount of business done here is very
large, and it boast s of teeny yetyfine dw . . ;
es well as nice -looking stores. There are EIRo
a number of very fine churches and several Well
kept hotels.
COURT PROORIDINGII.—The following cases
have been continued since our last report :
C o m. vs. Catharine Green, fornication and
bastardy, on oath of J. J. Wallace.
Com. vs. Leah Woodsides, fornication and
bastardy. on oath of J. T. Wallace.
Corn. vs. Rudolph Feltman, larceny, &c , on
oath of Marcus Gumbertz.
Corn. vs. Samuel Wright and M. M'Kissick.
Com. vs. Samuel Freeborn.
Com. vs. Mary Weller, bawdy house, on oath
of John Fleck.
The Grand Jury have found the following
true bills since our last report :
Com. vs. David Bembli,-fmnication and bas
tardy, on oath of Sarah Shiers.
Com. vs. H. R. Caslow, assault and battery,
on oath of Daniel Willower.
Corn vs. Henry Hide.
Corn. vs. Joseph Montgomery, larceny, &c.,
on oath of Collins Sawfell.
Corn. as. Lewis Ten Eyck, selling liquor on
Sunday, en oath of A. J. Wickert.
Com. vs. Jacob Stant, false pretence, on oath
of Enock Mattack.
Com. vs. Geo. Starry, murder.
Com. vs. Henry Snyder, selling liquor on
Sunday, on oath of A. J. Wickert.
Com. vs. James Martin, disorderly house, on
oath of Mary Ann Toy.
Com. vs. Jonas Bllstone and Jonathan Swab,
assault and 'battery, on oath of Dr. J. B.
Homer.
Corn. vs. Andrew J. Sniffier, passing a $lO
counterfeit note on the Farmer's Bank of Lan
caster, on oath of A J. Wickert.
Com. vs. Andrew J. Sniffier, passing a $5
counterfeit note on the Citizens Bank of Wor
cester, Mass., on oath of A. J. Wichert.
Com. vs. Jacob Snyder and Jacob Pane, ob
structting roads, &c., on oath of John (twin.
Com. vs. Wilson Tag, Mary Tag and Sol.
Hoover, assault and battery, on oath of Ann
Martin,
Com. vs. Jonas Blistone, Jonathan Swab and
Wm. Swab, assault and battery, on oath of
J. B. Hoover; two MOS.
The Grand Jury have ignored -the following
bills since our last report:
Com. vs. Catharine l Buffixigton, assault and
battery, on oath of j'onas foudensdager.
Con. vs. Henry Snyder, selling liquor on
Sunday.
Com. vs. Christian Snyder, assault and bat
tery, on oath of Franoisseans.
Com. vs. Henry Snyder, assault and battery
011 oath of Francis Means.
Com. vs. Harrison McCabe, larceny, on oath
of Jessee Vandiver.
Cora. va. Hannah _ Sullivan, larceny, on oath
of James Fagan.
Com. vs. Eveline White, larceny, on oath of
Mary A. Simpson.
Corn. vs. Same, on oath of Adeline . M'-
Kingley.
Com. vs. Gotleib liarchner, felonious house
breaking, on oath of David S. Herr.
Com. vs. Geo. Zeigle, fraudulent voting, on
oath of Benj. Stroh.
Com. vs. Michael Rangier, fraudulent voting
on oath of Robert Simpson.
Const.vs. Martin Isola, fraudulent voting, on
oath of Robert Simpson.
Com. vs. John Bentel, fraudulent voting, on
oath of Benj. Stroh.
Corn. vs. Michael 'tangier, John Stingier, e
all riot, on oath of Celinda Millhouse.
Com. vs. Susan Yenobs, disorderly house,
on oath of Sarah Parker.
Com. va. Samuel Blue, aamult and battery
on oath of ohaa. A. Davis.
Com. vs. Elijah Gamberlin and Fred. Irvin,
larceny, on oath of Henry Wad.
Com. vs. A. D Sniffin, assault and battery,
on oath of Nancy Sniffin.
Com. vs. Joseph Loyer, , false pretence, on
oath of Moses Fleck and J. D Young.
Com. vs. Joseph Sharp, picking pockets, on
oath of Michael Newman.
Corn. vs. Geo. R. Smith, resisting an officer,
on oath of Henry Radabaugh.
Com. vs. Jack Fayettee, larceny, on oath of
John Berry.
Coto. - vs. John Ooover, felonious assault, on
oath of Ed, Bichle.
Com, vs. Jacob Snyder, assault and battery,
on oath of John Grim.
The following MUM have been tried since our
last report :
Com. vs. Catharine . Rittenhouse, Emily and
Rebecca Rittenhouse, bawdy house, itc., on oath
of Charles Davis. Not guilty, and county for
costs.
Cora. vs. Samuel Dannera, larceny, &c., on
oath of Wm. F. Shell. Guilty.
Com. vs. Joseph Lewis, larceny, on oath of
Frederica Bender. Guilty.
Com. vs. Henry Hide, assault and battery,
on oath of Jno. Martin. Guilty.
Com. vs. Henry Hide, constructive larceny,
on oath of David Kauffman. Not Guilty.
Cern. vs. Wm. Anderson, larceny, on oath of
J. H. Zearing. Guilty.
Com. vs. Jos. Hochburder, larceny of wheat.
Jury out at half-past three o'clock, when our
report closed.
Kan To ma RIGHT-WAIZERI >F THE kasser—
A correspondent wishes us to call the attention
of persons walking our pavements to the neces
sity of always keeping to the right. In New
York the whole population pours into Broad
way, and though there are twenty times the
number crowding that thoroughfare that will
be found in any single street in this city, every
body keeps on his course without interrupting
others or being turned aside himself, simply
because he observes the rule always to turn to
the right. The convenience of this rule is so
obvious that we should scarcely think it requir
ed any urging to make it invariably adopted,
did we but know that a great many persons act
in most common affairs without any rule at
all, Or any idea that the act is governed by
rule.
Osmium To ros Itiasasso.—We learn that or
ders have gone from Washington to Philadel
phia for the release of Mean. Carson, Honey
and Nunn, arrested in this city a few days
since, by order of the government. It is said
to have been satisfactorily proved to the gov
ernment that the visit of these gentl emen to
the South lilts purely on private busing, and
that the funirsYound in their possession are the
polexid s of collection' of money due them.
peunsglv auk. 1044 (telegraph, ef. hu
IN Towu.—Ex•Governor Packer was in town
yesterday, stopping at the State Capitol Hotel.
Foam—Two keys, one braes and the other
iron, were found in market yesterday. The
owner can have them by paying for this no•
tice.
A Smut, MEETING of the Friendship Fire
Company will be held in their hall this
(Friday) evening, at 7 o'clock. Punctual at
tendance is requested, as business of importance
will be transacted. By order.
Lsoruns or Miss Li SEUR.—A correspondent
who was present at the recent lecture by Miss
Le Seur on "Our Republic" in the Locust street
Methodist church, pronounces it an eloquent
composition, delivered with earnestness and
taste, reflecting much credit upon its gifted
author. Its tendency was to cultivate a zeal
ous patriotism.
EDITOR Tinaxittapn—Dear Sir: Some friend
having named me in your paper several days
ago as a candidate for the Legislature, permit
me, in reply, to say, that I have not been, and
am not at this time, a candidate, but will give
my mite to any man who will sustain the State
and Rational administration in crushing out
all rebellion. • PHILIP lavui.
Middletown,, Aug. 28, 188 L
POLlOL—Before the Mayor.—Mary Toy, an old
offender, was arraigned yesterday charged
with the larceny of a piece of muslin and mous
lin de laine, the property of Ann Kearns. In
default of bail, Mary was remanded to prison to
answer.
Joseph Scott, a stout, lasyAktking negro, was
charged with the offence of drunkenness.
Joseph was captured yesterday while lying fast
asleep on the steps of the new court house.
Fined one dollar and costs.
See Professor Wood's advertisement in an oth
er column.
PROCLAMATION.—Under date of August 14th,
Jeff. Davis has issued his proclamation. He
says
I do hereby warn and require every male cit
izen of the United States, of the age of 14 years
and upwards, now within the Confederate
States, and adhering to the Government of the
United States, and acknowledging the authority
of the same, and not being a citizen of the Con
federate States, to leave within forty days from
the date of this proclamation. And Ido warn
all persons above described who shall remain
within the Confederate States, after the expira•
tion of said period of forty days, that they will
be treated as alien enemies.
Hsvngo 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
df Stockings ; a splendid lot of Black Alapacha;
a largq lot of Hoop Skirts; 1,000 yards of Crash
fos, Toweling. All kinds of Summer Dress
Goods at great reduction.
t Rhoads' Old Garner.
FREIGHT REDUCED
Howard &Hope
MORT & QUICK ROUTE
NEW YORK.
Goods Ordered in the
Morning Returned
the same Night.
Leave New York at 71. P. M., by the Fest
Through Express Train, arriving in Harrisburg
at 8 A. M.
WITHOUT ORANGE OF OARS.
Order Goode marked
via HOPE EXPRESS CO.,
General Office s 74 Broadway, New York.
Branch " 412
For further information enquire of
GEO. BERGNER, Agent.
Haamsauna, Aug. 1861..-dtf
JOHN B. SMITH'S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
CORNER SECOND AND WALNUT STS.,
Harrisburg, Pa.
A LWAYS on hand a large assortment of
A
BOOTS, SHOES, @AHEM,. ho., of the very bat
canna for ladles, gentlemen, and children' wear.—
Prkes to milt the times. All kinds of WORK MADE TO
MOIR in the best style by superior workmen
REPAIRING done at short notice.
oralli.dtf JOHN B. SMITH, Harrisburg.
i t LARGE TWO—STORY BRICK HOUSE
a nd lot of ground, pleasantly located on Pront St.,
between Mulberry street sod Washington Avenue.
Also TWO LARGE PIANOS in good condition and of as
°anent lona Apply to
O. 0. MILIMIPMAN,
int No. 28. South Second street..
FLAGS 1 FLAGS 1
NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES-with
National &sisals, LETTER PAPKR with a view of
the cittir of Harrleatirg, printed and for sale at
SCIDITHWS BOOK STORK,
aral Mawr thp Harriet:milt Brides.
VAN I:NGEN aclaiN7TINA c ,
Designers and Farmers on Wood.
N. N. COB. FIFTH. & CHESTNUT STS.,
Phikddphia.
gXIiCIJTE all kinds of Wood Engraving
write beauty, Sorra:tam and dispatch. Original
"signs Ihrnished f or Fine Boot Mnatrations. Persons
wishing ants, by sending a Photograph or DaguerreoliPik
ow have views of Colleges, Churches, Store Pratt',
Machines, Stoves, Patents, am., engraved as well op per t
amid applissUori.
Fanny Bovelopes c Labels, Bill Heading. z"iow OMB,
Tritest, Boldness and Ober Cards, enaraved in Me
lite, style el ark and at the lowest prises.
gwesialos of Sne eogravieg, sew Use hinearated
watts of J. B. Uppinootais Pa. Hotter"*Oa"
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EXPRESS CO.'S
TO AND FROM
City Property for Sale.
Alomitts< - luottot 29 , 1401.
!fuiclltmcuns
OF SPRING AND sUithiEll
; ; and Second Mourning
SS 42kOODS. Ca
eh r • titilitti,
Kin FalilMwea, &
yl n 4 Witte Drew and foulard Si
e and Blaot
plc's Crepe Tammatans,
4 Modattlialora Tsohica,
Pena Gotlx , (new article),
• USIA Extra Alpacas,
Neopolitan Silts and new goods,
Paris Poplins,
;Sumner Valencia.,
Madonna {Sorbs,
iliac , and eurpk• All Wool thdalues,
a t Slack all WOW Volaloo3.
1 e Cloth., halite. Uetlinnrs, Oaalmaxmr
e Parisi.noca, 44 Warp Lovell% Li plar's
bathos, 8 4 Crepe. 18Pauge s NMI&
lartsc, new goo IsArennti Olnahala, aptaldid
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ST PUBLIS ti is U.
A MANUA t.
ITARY S U t.G R Y
MI
NTS ON rag NMERGENeIEti
Field' Oamp, and Hospital Practice,
8. D. GROSS, M. D
monlacie Op 130ROtet 11l ttlt JCITULSON lIIDICIAL COLLIOI
AT PtULADIMPFLIA
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• aat BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
Si it Schools for Boys and Girls
ONT STNIEBT AINOVIC LOCUST,
rp!E Fall term of RO B E 'ELWE E'6
L .• ow for boys, will open on the first Monday in
Ma bar. rn. room le well ventilated, comfortably
rd, and In every respect adapted for school pur
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?MCMINN prmwsire 13ohool for girls, located In
the me building, will open for the Fail term at the name
Mtn ?be room bat been elegantly fitted up LO promote
o kb and tonklbrt of scholars.
aus22d
,SOHEFFITIVS, BOOK STORE
(Near ehe Harrisburg Bridge.)
14") JUST BEOEITED from the
o,Qty• 4tda a lotot One COMMXRCIAL NOTE
yogi WiliG4 Ira Nell at PLO per ream.
01111 "•-•
. . per re for NOTE PA:Ett, decorated with
Wirt end very handsome embiernaaed teen,:
Pa
M for 1004 *Bin INVFLOPCB, with tuitional and
elablems, piloted tu two Mors.
ea alma rasO. F. SCII io.FFER,
4
Astrztabillo,„
GILT MUMPS I GILT FRAY= 1
J. BIESTER,
CARVER AND GILDER,
Maiinfactnrer ot.
Looking Glass and Picture Frames,
Gilt and Rosewood Mouldings &c.
HARRISBURG, PA.
French Mirrors, Square and Oval Portrait
Frames of every description.
OLD FRAMES RE-GILT TO NEW.
Jyl&ly
TO FARMERS 1
BUTTER (good, sweet and fresh) in.one
pound rolls, and fresh EGGS in large and small
quantities taken at all timed and cash paid or groceries
given in exchange. Regular market rates always paid.
WK. DOCK, Jk., & CO.
rposite the Court House.
QM
SPICED SA LMON 11
VR up EBll 4 /..l:l B D ve V pou E n l a o iY DELICATE. Put
ILIB.
WM. DOCK, Jr., BAOo.
THUNDER AND LIGHTNING.
MEI vast amount of property destroyed
A. annually by Lightning ought to be • warning to
property holders to more their buildings., Ail orders
far Lightning Rode left at the auotiOn store of W. BARR,
will bOattended to. Rods pat up in the latest hnproved
le an d orsrr Lewd. lel4 d
ALDERMAN.
HENRY PEFFER.
OFFICE—MUD STREET,AIELL'S BOW,)
NEAR 'HARK=
Residence, atestnut street near
,Fourth.
OITY OF JEWIBISROBO, ?BIWA
myl2 dU
I IRE ATTENTION, OF GVNTLWEN
1. is so li cited to oliCirtry ittrlie- 1 8 80 0 1116 ° 1- 4" -
UAIHRIIMM3 ASI) DRAW= of evyry Mee and quality.
REIM' AtiVin RID 'GUM' best article empyrean red.
All the different kinds at S_
warren: Gummi
Largest assortment of BMW hi the city.
COATNIIS 808esimin, Same, Ready Hemmed
And everything In Genie , wear, at
OATHBARTIS,
Next to the Blumberg Rapt
FRESH ARRIVAL
or
Homan. Bun,
Sair,GErrey
HOXOXT, ' SUNNI 0011 X
&meßins;
&Loewy FAT Bads,
Witold Pus, ac,
Jost received and for sale at the wined GASH no
febli WW. DUOS JR. & CO.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
THE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSION
BM of Dauphin county, In pursuance of an AU 01
the General Amens')ly of the Commonwealth of Perm
anent* annoyed the 16th day. of , entitled
itglideatto authorize the Commissioners of Dauphin than
tY to appropriate a *train sum of money for the sup
port of the funnies of Volunteers during the present
war,"do hereby inform the public that they make
a tn to the amount of a sum Bat exceeding ten thousand
dollars, for which bonus will be Issued for a term not ex
ceeding ten years, with coupons attached, for the payment
of half yearly interest, payable at the County Treasury at
6 per ant. Said bonds are to bib clear of all taxation. It
therefore hoped that the said amount in bonds can rich
amounts as the hinders will desire, will be prompt
ly talta by the patriAct capitaliats or others, with out
resort* to special taxation at this time.
JORN N. RIMER, I
JAVOW , Couto;kievtonens•
ORO. OAltirliNlON,
Attest--Jasirn MILLIS. Qetk.
CANTED.—AI ;ENTIS TO SELL PACK
AO.ES or STATIONAN Y and .711WN:GRY, at nil
ces ODO third WO than can oe purchased elsewhere.—
nin,or address (stamp etenlosed.) .1 MIX;
militiSrad No.
.154 (ban Street, Boston Nam
OLDRILILI, VINBGAR 111
4.DS from choice . and selected :,
. ppl
oca guaranteed by la tu! a
beandyi x r e A
jk -co.
New 2briertisnuute.
Books for the Military I
Ji - UST RECIEVED AT BEIIGNiiit'S CHEAP
BOOKSTORE, No. 61 Market feet.
B ARDEE' T ACTIOS.
Rifle and bight Infantry Tactict for the axes ,
else and manoeuvres of Troops w en acting
Light Infantiy or Riflemen. Prapared under
the direction of the War Ihipirtakiffit.. By Bre
vet Lientenant,Cplone.l W. J. lI.A.B.DER, 11. S.
A.
Vol. 1.--Sehools of the Soldier and Company ;
Instructloni far illiirthislitii. Mill H.--,Sittuol
of the Hattalion. , , , ,
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INSTRHCF-104/3 IN .FIE/,..1) AV±,ILLERY.
PrePatedirra`triant ' Ol. Arbillel efilobt4.—
One vol. 81%811'2.5K , ,_
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CoL. S. oom, Adjt.-Gen. 11. S k di,„
Sir : The 14ht Artillery lieisrd amembled
by Spec O rders No. 18440f, 4 1 . 06, And Special
Orders o. 116, of 1851chteithe honor to sub
mit a • sygiteAvof -Light Artillery Taatice
and Regulations recommended for that, arm.
WM.. IL FRENCH, St. Maj. Capt. First Artil-
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boy. •
WILLIAM F. BARRY', Captain First Artillery.
411NB1 J HUNT, Bt. Maj. Opt. Boma AN
lallery.
CAVALRY TACTICS.
Published by order of the .War Department.
First Part--School of the Trooper • of the Pla
toon and of the NuadrorlDismonnied Secorfd
.Ilart--of the Platoon and of the Squadron
• knnted Third Part—Erohaticms of a Itegi
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Three *ore .76. ''s , ••-•
WAIL Dir x
Febrnary 10, 1841.
The system of Cavalry Tactics adapted to the
organization of Dragoon regiments, having
been approved by the PresideAt.of the United
Slates, is now published for the government of
the said service.
JEWS,
WMWei,
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trourprts
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211
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 menu:awes laid - down in this syetem
are positively forbidden.
J. B. POINSIDIT, Secretary of War.
CLE LALA N IYONET EVE R GIS E.
Manual of Bayonet ESlMit t ea,' Prepared for
the use of the Army of the United States. By
GEORtitE 13. M'OLELLAIR, Caps. First Regi
ment gavalry, 11. S. A. Printed by order of
the War Department.
One vol. 12mo. $1.25.
HRADQUARZIERS 01' TEN ARMY,
W.tannicrm, D. 0., Dec. 81, 1861.
Hon. C. M. CONRAD, Secretary of War.
Sir :---Herewith I have the honor to submit
a system of Bayonet &remise translated from
French by Captain Geo. B. M'Clellan, Corps,
Engineers, U. S. Army.
1 strongly reommenk its being printed for
distribution to the Army ; and that it made, by
relmlation, a part of the "System of Instruc
tion."
The inclosed extracts from reports of the In
spe(ctor General, etc., show the value.
I have the honor to be, sir, with high respect,
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. BEWINEEI, Harrisburg, Pa.
STEAM - WEEKLY
OSIWKIN NEW YORK
air 4 7a N
AND LIVERPOOL.
ANI4Nt. AND EMBARKING PAS-
Osie:ai giIIiaINISTOWN, (OrelatuL) The Inver
pool, ow •or- end Philadelphia Steamily company
Intend seawater their full powered Clyde-built iron
Stramatupe la follows :
EDINBURG, Saturday August 27 ; CITY WASHING
TON, Animal Sl ; GLASGOW, ihmpteseher 7; and every ,
Saturdv, at Noon, from Mere*, NOitha,vet.
. .
SAM OP atastiaut. - :
FIRsT VA kiDe 875 001 .9 rkilltAGEL ..... 880 00
do_ to London $BO 00 do to London —WB 00
Steerage Return name, good for Six Month- ..... 880 000
Passengers forwarded to Parts, Havre, Hamburg, Bre.
men, ttoUardsm, Antwerp, 81c., at reduced ihrouth
fame
oar eer Sons lathing to bring auttheAr friends can buy
tickets here at the following rates to New York From:
Liverpool or Queenstown; Ist ClabiA, $75, $B6 and $lO6 .
Steeraga from Liverpool 640 00 From Queenstown,
130 00. 1
Thesq Steamers have superior atoommodations ror
pamengers, and carry experlenoed Surgeons. They are
built in,Water4ight Iron Sections, and have Patent Fire
Annihilators on board.
For farther information apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN, Agent, 22 Water Street ; ht Glasgow to WM.
INMAN 6 in. Enoob Square j in Queenstown to C. & R .
D. SHY idOUR & CO. ; in London to ELVIS' & MANY, 61
King William St. ; In P4l/14 10 JuLus DECOUE, 5 Place
de la Bonne ; In Philadelphia to JORN G. DALE, 11l
Walnutetreet ; or at the Oompany's Mons.
JNO. G. !ULF., agebt,
16 Broadway New Pork.
Or 0.0. Zimmerman, Anent. Harrisburg.
Mil
IsF2tislarißß. 7 .lsl
DAILY gin LINE!
Between Philadelphia .
LOOK RAVIN, UMW seoaq Wituamarow,
UmornowN, Waisortroww, 11aTON , Liinaztrao,
NOIITHI7IMILLTID, t172111/taitT,
Gsoßarrows laxvninowi,
mita, annAl, DAINKLIN,
AND HARRIBBURU.
The rhlladeiphia Depot being -.outran) , located the
Drayage will be at the lowest rates. A 04nduinor goes
through with each train to attend to the sate delivery of
all goods entrusted to the line. Goods delivered at the
Depot or
FARED, WARD & FRIED, No. 811 Mar. et gleet, Phila
delphia, ty 6 o'clock P. M., will be c .livered In
Harrisburg the nett menhir.
Freight (alweys) as low as by IV other "us
fartiatilar attention paid by this line to p , wmpt and
spigNiii delivery of all Harrisburz oods.
The opdersigned thankful for past patron hopes by
SUM attention to beelines's° merit* °ono u moo of .t h e
same.
. • ,
Philadelphia and lieedin • . 1,
Feet of /darket dire . •i 6 . 4 burg
dell-416m
Dl3„. T.
SVR4:3-EON: DENTIST':
fJ FFERB his services to-the oitizeus o
V. Harrisburg and its vicinity. Mr solibits a share '0
the public patronage, and gives assurance than his best
endeitynrs shall be given to render satisfaction in his pro.
tummy wimp an OK well tried demist, be feels sale in
writing the public.,. generally.. to call on him, .assuring
hem that they wilt not be dissatisfied with his services,
&lice No. 128 Market street, in the house formerly oc
cupied by Jaoub R. gby, near the United States Hotel,
Harrisburg, Pa myB-dly
raVING - FEMALE COLLECIT.
MECHANIC6BURG, PA.
-4 NHS Institution chaitered with fall coi
l_ legate powers, will open its Fall. Term on Wednes
day the 4th of September.
The "nest on of Persil's having daughter& te educate
Is tesphelnlly invited to this lnatantion Toecatalogues
addrees• • A. G ItARLdT,
augl6-21rd President.
"OUR GOVERNMENT."
66pHE unity of Government, which con ,
j_ gouda , you me people, lanew dear to yon."—
wris Farewell .4.4;idrest. A mitionatity is essen
tial to the enduring Prainerity otottr.ernmiry. True Pa•
triotisni must arise from knowledge, It is oily a Proper
understanding of our civil faititutions that can induce
strong and settled attachment to their prisciPlear and
Impartibility for their maintenance.
I°Mi=din explanstor, Maddloinit of I
gb• I ;3 o km - a tr the Country," contra= the
teshotehe Constantionofthe Unitedeuttea, and-ibe
stittitioinal provisions of the several titsdes, with th
mesniag and conitreettawas determined by,
dirs V3ll;=lesi t ' tint
;
%ea . ' 4 t
8 rristiorg,l4.
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Qtanbibates.
COUNTY CONIMESSI,ONER. 1 ;, ,
Itiftbl undersigned offers himself as a
esuctldelie for the Mee cf coax 1 Y COMMISSION—
TIP,,,` tee irddt"4:4° 4Atilirliti.4 I Ltgat'
4**Mb:with Mirlikr• MILL' 110FillAN.
FOR - ABSEMBLY.
DAN7EL. KENDIG, of Middletown, of
lers himself as a candidate foe the sreau Liam.
uvriito: it the ensuing election, mitten Lathe action of
the Peet gamy Ceavention. And pledges blots&
A d r a e thh deities of the office bon rtty and faith.
nag24-dtc
FOR ASSFARLY. •
93 OM AS G. FOX,
of Derry town
_Li_
_obi...gots Liansoli as a coodbfolotior tho STAYit
IWI
LSLL ill the eluting elect ion. or bPpt ar
don of 1110 r,..ople's Cauoty Conveotion; tie prollifesid
elected C., 41utles of .the.stflae
aucza
'OR PitOTHOpht RY .
.
T :;c - ,. i youNG, offers itaself as a caw:li
d Solatetthr the: oar 4f PrafkOholary /Se , or IlatipMn
amity et be eaeulny ekdlcm. He cognes if elected to
perform e &dies of the office with thteitty.
alitilft Wte
! FOR REOWEIL.
.
A BAIIANI H. BOV-111.:.‘i Fast lisso
m,. ver, offers htmectf as a.candirate Tor ithCl/01Htt at
Use ensiling election, subket 'to tie Onion ef the renete's
, . .13 lot:mention. He prongs s. tf skirted to di ch.age
. EU , kels .4 the office with 24 lay
':sitert2 den .
FOB ASSEMBLY.
.`a. S. SCHHEINIM, of Grdiz. afore
I • Walsall ae a candidate for the 8 C l'iattiarefda:,
AUttaPilialm,easiaths election, eel:lent to the a, liar, of
the Peoples Courtly Wort:stied. He pr, mt+es, I+ One
,ed to di-ollarge the out*, of, the office with Mislay.
atie2l-dtwill
FOR PROTHONOTARY
DA. B. EY6Tr.lt offers himself as a
• catehdoe rpr tho (Ace of PNOril 4.14 SKY. Ito.,
at the ensuing eieztton, and pled.ma hla r petits:to for
attention io business Be a guarantee fo 113.3 Ituttinal per.
form,,neo of ha duties, if elected.
thurt.,burg, August/11. 1861. M.*
FOR COUNTY TRk.;ASUR.ER.
BENJASH-N Rt:CK, of Harrisburg, of
fern hiswelf as a cauunl.to for COLI T Y TKIE tt -
Ito at the e suing election, auoieet to the ac tiou of the
People'e County Cnvetot , ,n Re promises if oiecoo to
discharge the duties or the office wile
augl7-dawto
FO R REG [STEIL
Q AMU EL MARV A RI, of Harrisburg ,
o.off-re himself as a eanrid •te r REOS. Eli at the
et.lain4 el. eiloo kub:ect to-she action of the Pt oplv 'a
Cue ty Lbs.veution. He wedelsee If elected to diseikant•
the dales or the Ake ebb AJetity.
au,sl7-de • te.
TO TUE VOTER:7 , ON' I),kUPIIIN JUNT'I.
FFELLOW CI I'IZENB : I offer myself as
a Candidate for CoutAy Tres-urer at tho enstliUg
e.eetion, subject to he action of he Peop4. C -ty's
aoudad. shooed I bee iortuuate to be uteeied t ledge
myself to discharge the duties oi• and am e utl.h
ISAAC NAL:K.
Dauphin, Aux 12 IS6I -Ic*
TO THE INDEPENOL•N'F ANI) UNION
VOTERS OF DAUPHIN COUNTY.
FE 11L W CITIZENS—I offer myself as
a Union independent eandidatcrior the aim of Re
gister or , Wills of I aophin county. Should Ibe mater
iel:ate as to be elect d, I promlic to distil:aro, ,he Millet
of tto office with fidelity. 111. 4 414 B HOMMKAL.
Uthumolotown, July 31, 1861-o Dame
FOR ASSEMBLY.
C°l" Nit EEL ND, ot Halifax town •
offers hAna tt ,te a caLdloate far ari,EI4BLY
at the ensulJg election, R - Ject to the act on of the Fee
plea (booty Cony. utast. tie premien, l• elated to dis
charge the dutie§ bt the Am with fidelity.
anslB-dawte
p4=lo=l
ONLY PREIAR4.TION
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidenoe /6 Patronage-
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES, CLERGYMAN,
Ladies sod Gentlemen, in all partsof the world testity to
the etneacy of Prof. 0 J Wood's Hair Reeterettvie and
gentlemen of the Press are unanimous to ite pre's/. A
few teettmonlale only ceo be here given ; see circular or
more, and it will be impot eibl, for you to doubt.
" 47 Wall Street, New York, Dec. 20th, 1858.
Giurriamt : Your noto of the 16th toy., has been re.
Moved, saying that you had heard that 1 has been bene
fited by t tbe use of Wood's Hair Restorative, and request
lug my certificate of the fact If I b td no nbjection to
give tt. ,
I award it to you cheerful'y, neonate: tnluk it due.—
My age is about 60 years ; the color 01 my hair auburn.
and Inclined to curl. Some five or tut 3, a r Mace it i,e
gan to turn gray, and the scalp on tbe crow n of my he a
to lose its seniibility and dandruffto foriu ciao It. Piaci,
of thee dlsagreeatullties increiured with time, and about
four mumhs since a fourth was added to them, by hair
falling off the top or my head and threatening to make
me bald.
In thin unpleasant predicament, I was ioduced to try
Wood's; Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the falling
off of my hair, fort bad realty no expectation that gray
hair could ever be restored to its original color except
from dyes. I was, however, greatly surpris.d to find
after the use of two Rollos only, that not only was the
falling oil arreste d , but the color was restored to the gray
hairs aid sensib ility to the scalp, and dandruff ceased to
form oni my bead, very much to the gratification of my
wife, at whose solicitation I was induced to try It.
For this, among the many obligations I owe to her sex,
I strongly recommend all husbands who v4lne the d
mlralion or their wor s to profit by my example, sad
use t if growing gray or getting btlsi.
Very respectfuay, BEN. A. LAVEYDSa•
To 0 J, Wood .St Co., 444 Broadway, New York
Ify family are absent from the city, and I am no long
er at No 11 Carrot place.
Slamaston, Ala , July 20111, 1 / 1 59.
To PaL-r. 0..1. WOOD : uear Sir ; Your "Hair Restora
tive', has done my Ildr so much good since I commenced
the ascot it, that I wish to make known to tbe YEIBLIO
Ilse/recta on the hair, which are great. A man or Wo.
mau may be nearly deprived of hair, and by a resort to
your "Hair Restorative," tho hair will return more
ooeutifil than ever ; at lea t this is my experience
Bellevoit all t Yours truly,
WM H. ICRNEDY.
P eau publish the above if you lite. By pub
lishing In our Southern papers yon wilget more 'enroll
ar monk. I see several or your eertrißeshe tn the Al'
bile Matcury , a strong Southern paper.
WOOD'S HAIR BESIOIATIVE.
PP), O. J. WoOD tar c4r : Having had the mi-ifnci
mine to 'leis° the hest port on of my hair, from the i Recta
at the yellow fever, la New Orleans In 1851, 1 w.n
in
decoct to make a trial of your prep.ration, and found it
tounaw,er as t e very thing needed lily hair is now
thick and gloety, and no w irds oau °sprees m. obligee
LIOUS to"yoU is giving to the afflicted such a tremore.
FINLE. JORNtiN
The Restorative is pat up in bottles of three eqee,s,
large medium, and email ; the cmall holds half a rim,
Ana retails for one dolit.r per bottle ; the medium holds
at least twenty per cent more In proportson t an •he
Man, retails for two dollars per bottle ; the la ge ht.ds
&gusty 410 per o-nt. snore in propordou, and retails for
D. J. 'WOOO & CO., Prop detors, 444 Oroadway, New
York, and 114 [root, di,. Lows, No.
and sold by all good Oroggota nod Fancy Goods
Dealer& jyl.3- eweow
GENERAL ORDER , NO 2
11,1 1 Quer:rens, P. IS.
Harrisburg. Aug. 19, 1861.
BY DIRECTION of the President of the
United States, till volunteer regiments, or
parts of Regiments accepted directly by th e
War Depirtment from R-nnsylvania, either with
or without arms, equipments or uniforms, axe
to be forwarded at once to Washington. Thei r
commanders will therefore immediately rep or t
to these headquarters, stating the number of
men and the station from.which.they are to be
taken, that transportation may be furnished
them without delay. By order of
A. G. GIDITIN,
Governor and Commander-in-Ohie
CRAIG BIDDLR, A. 0. D aug2
It EMOVAJL.
frHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully
j_ Worm the pablaithat he ha.. removed Me Plumb
iltirding_alel Was Youndbarestabtannnent mrtio.l2 - Borth
i street bekm Eterea Hotel.rtmakial tor tmat pat
ronage,* bopee by atria attention to IMMO* in mean
a aaatilla gt 4
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