THE TELEGRAPH
L 9 PUBLISHED EVERY DAY,
1-1 v GEORGE BERGNER,
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TEKsta.—..SfitOLl Stallcaurriow.
lbe funs TnirGRAPH is served to subscribers in the
City a t fi,ti is per week Yearly sibscribers will be
barged St IV
OEMS LID 81311-WIVSLY TILIGISAM.
VISGRAPHeIse publiSbeli twice a week dang
the ge atien or the Legislature, and weekly during ri the
remainder of the year, and furnished to subscribers at
the ineitering rates, via:
Single subscribers per Tear-.• • • --
Seven ••
Ten i•
Tale Lear 01 NMPAPIBIL
eilbsoribers order the &MAUI:MALMO Of their MlN
paperS, the publisher may 0011hUUe Bead them until
4 Leverages are paid.
11 subscribers neglect or refuse to take their newer'.
from t he °Moe to which they are directed,. they are
retrousible until they have settled the billitand Wei ed
hem discontinued.
filisallemeang.
Os and after Monday, Nov. 4th, 1861, the
malls at the Harrisburg Poet Wise will does es
follows
East.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
For all places adjacent to the line of
the railroad, between Harris
burg and Philadelphia.—WAT
6 80 A. M.
!JAIL
Fur New York, Philadelphia, Lan
caster, Bainbridge, Columbia
and Marietta 12.00 M.
F o r Philadelphia, Lancaster and
Middletown ~.„.. —.4:0 P. )L
For New York, Philadelphia and
Lancaster • 900 P. IL
LEBANON VALLEY RAILROAD.
For s'.l places between Harrisburg
load Philadelphia, and adja-
cent to the line of the Leba
non Valley and Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad.—WAY.
Mau, "7.80 A. 11.
wed.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
For all places between Harrisburg
and Altoona.—WAY Atm.. ,11.80 , A.
For Pittsburg, Johnstown,, Pa., Cin
cienati, Columbui and Cleve.
land, Ohio
North.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
For all places between Harrisburg
and Lock Itaven, and thaw
adjacent to the line of the
railroad.—WAY MAu. 12.00 M
South.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
For Washington, Baltimore, York
and all places along and ad
jacent to the line of the rail
road.—WAY Man, 10.00 A. M.
For Washington, Baltimore and 4
York 9.00 Y. M.
CIIM.BERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Hagerstown, Md., Chambers
burg, Bbippensburg, Carlisle
and Mechanicsburg 7.00 A. M.
For all places between Harrisburg
and Chambersburg along and
adjacent to the line of the
railroad.—WAY RAIL 12.80 P. M.
SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA BAIL-
ROAD
For Pottsville, Ellwood, Pinegrove,
Summit btation and Auburn, 1240 P.M
STAGE ROUTES.
For Linglestown,Manada Hilt West
Ilanover, Ono and Jonestown
on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday '• - 700 A: M.
For Lisburn and Lewisburg on Sat
urday 12 M.
GEO. BERGNER, P. M.
TREES ! TREES I TREES 1I I
THE undersigned invite attention to their
large and well:grown stook of '
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Shrubs, he., embracing a large and complete assortment
APPLES, PEARS, PEACHES, PLUMS,
CIINRnIEs APRICOTS, and NECTARINES,
Standard for the 0/chard, and Dwarf WM° garden.
ENGLISH WALNUTS, SPANISH CHERNUTS, HAZLE.
NUTS, he , RASRERRIES, STRAWBERRIES, CURRANTS
and GOOSEBERRINS, ht great variety.
GRAPES, OF CHOICEST KINDS
ASPARAGUS, PHUBARB, ho., he. Also a fine stook o
well formed, bushy
EVERGREENS,
suitable for the Cemetry and Lawn.
DECIDUOUS TRIES
for street planting, and a general assortment or
Ornamental Trees and Flowering Shrubs.
RogFEI of choice varieties, CAMELLIAS, BEJOINO
PLAN CS, he.
Our runt is remarkably thrifty and fine, and ite offer
it at rims to suit the times.
as- ktalogues mailed to all applicants.
!mitten kDWARD J. EVANS h 00.,
Central Nurseries, York, Pa.
sep2s.2md
B. M. GILDEA, D. D. B•
STATE STREET,
OPPOSITE THE BRADY HOUR,E.
AII opera lone, Surgical and'Maohaniml,
scientalolly perromed Maros moderate. ieg
TAKE NOTICE!
rAT we have recently added to our al
ready full stock
OF SEGARB
LA NORMATIS,
HARI KART kx. MONO,
OF PERFUMERY
LA BANAMA,
FOR Tat RANDERRCUMP
ENCE,
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ODER OF MHHFC
WWI'S ESSENCE BOHQUiff.
Fors ?Re Hem .
EAU LUSTAALE,
CRYLTALIZRD POMATUM,
POMATU
MYRTLE' AND VIOLETIE
FOR MR COMPLETION :
TAW of vlagl , F y
ROSE LE 4F POWDER,
NEW MuWN HAY POWLIR,
BLANC DE PiRLIEL
OF SOAPS
Beam Films
MU
BENZOIN,
UPPER TES,
VALET,
NEW MOWN HAT
JOlillY ÜB.
Raving the largest stock and beet assor O tment of CL
Toilet
Articles, we Caney Mad we are better able than ore Oem-
Milord to gel up a complete Toilet Set at any pace do
nna. Cali ant see.
Always on hand, a FRESH Stock of DRUGS, MEDI
CMMA, CHEMICALS, dc., consequent of our recei v i ng
aLmon daily, additions thereto.
KkLLER'S DRUG AND FANCY' STORE,
91 Market Street, two doors Naiad lourth Street,
South side.
SOREFFER'S BOOK STORE t
(Near the Harrisburg Bridge.)
JUST RECEIVED from the
s.l t e2tr o Mills a lotot Ono CONMEINIAL NOTE
, which we will sell at $1.26 per-ream.'
11,7,1 ,1 b 4 per mem ror NOTE PAPER, decorated with
et and very handsome emblems and patriotic
for 1009 WHITE lINVFLOPEB, with national and
moieties, printed in two 00101na.
:Riye US a call. THIS . NONTina • A
Harp,tetnivr,
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Ajrb 'ELICerAIL
DRUGGISTS,
NO. 19
MARKET STREET
DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS,SMRE.
KEEPERS' AND CONSUMERS;
We. are daily 'adding to our assortment of
goods all sack articles ad are desirable, and
Would napectfully call your Mention to the
largest and best selected stock in this city, of
DAUG:B„ CREMIC.AIS da PAINTS,
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Ellysiltuffit, Glass sidtratty,
Artisi anoi Pooia,
-8.00 P. X.
Pare Ground
- .
ljaraing Fluid and Alcohol,
Lard, Spann' and PIO. Oils,
'Wiley Vials and Lamp Globes,
Seiap, tilitlnges and'Corks„
&L t . dm., kit., oke., dero
With a general variety of
PERFUERRY & TOILET ARTICLES,
selected from' the besi manufacturers and Per
turners of Brirope and this country.
'Beigg very large duelers in
PAINTS, Wl= LEAD,
UNSHED OIL, VARNISHES,
WINDOW GLASS, ARTIST'S
DOLORS, PAINT AND
ARTISTS BRUSHES
IN ALL TIME ITAREMIES,
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COLORS AND BRONZES
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We'respectftfily invite a call, feeling, corifl
dent that we can supply the' wants of all on
terms to their satisfaction.
TEETH! TEETH II
JOEL'S AND MUTES'S POECIPILAIN TEETH,
PATENT MEDICINES AND HAIR
Of all kinds, direct from the Proprietors.
Saponifier: and Ocmoentrated Lye I
Wholesale Agents for Saponifier, which we sell
as low se it can beynrohased in the dties.
DIAYESIVMTIACAL FLUID EXTRACTS
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COAL 011.1 .. CARBON OIL 11
Being large . pnrchasani In. these Oils, we .can
otler inducents.to dose buyers. - Coal Oil
Temps of the mat Improved patterns, very
cheap. All kinds of lamps changed to burn
Coal Oil.
FARMERS AND. . . GRAZIERS,
dee of 'you who have no; given our HORSE
LED 411 TILE. POWDERS a 'trial know no
their eapediority, and the advantage they are
in keeping Hones and Cattle healthy and in
good condition.
Thousands oan testify to the profit they have
derived froin the use of our Cattle Powders by
the increasing qtiantity and quality of milk,
besides improving the , general health and ap
pearance of their Cattle.
Our long 13X. perience in the business gives us
the advantage of a thorough knowledge of the
trade, and ons.arrangements in the cities are
such that we caa in a very short time furnish
anything appertaining to our business, on the
beet of terms.
Thankful for the liberal patronage beatowe
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 oontinuanee of the favor of a dim:trim
!long public.
AkTRIMIkik: L. CHAVNL
wkIAPIINTE:it AND BUILD.
Vi i kak t i' , rip. 27 Nora 16601 81 , 04
L B-40/Hatill AMID= TO
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS--NEUTRAL IN NONE."
RESTORATIV 1118
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HARRISBURG, PA., SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 164 1861
1)11..‘JOI-INSOIN
-3.3.AxammAcwFtP
',LOCK HOSPITAL.
LirABl disciirvered the most certain, speedy
ix. and effeetnel remedy in the world For
DISEASES . OF DIPEIJDENOR.
ROLM N . MIX
TO TRIM. BOWL
ITO Sisrcury Or ..
Noxious Drugs.
•$
-A Ouse Weatturesn, oit No Camas, or mom Ons so
Two - •
' Weakness of tho Back or Llinies,Kilns it
she Loins, LiMetions of the Kidneys and Bladde r, Organic
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Decay of thensWea Per.
ars, Dyspepsia, fauguor,.LowSpirits,Confasysi deem,
Pali Batten of the Heart, TimiditY,Tremitilingt, Dimness
or Sight or Giddiness, Disease of this amnia, Affections
of the Head, Throat, Nese or Skin—those terrible door
dors arising from e indiscretion'M. iSolitary.Babits Ler
Youth--Lhoao dreadful and destructive practises waine
produce constitutional debility, render marriage impos
sible, and destroy both Maraud mind.
YOUNG MKN.
Younistin especially who have hareem the victiment
solitary Vice, that.dreadful and destructive behlt which
annually sweeps to an nntithelj% geggr. Ogousande 01
young men of the most exalted talent and inilllatit
lent ' who Might otherirlse haws entranced' hatelling
Seliatile with We thunders of eloquence, or waked to eo
:nay the living lyre, may call with hill confident*.
iAinumas.
Slanged poisons, onlboaa Ooritemplating 111111111140, be.
.ng aware of physical weakness, should inuneth4g4y oat.
pit Dr. J., and be restored to perfect health.
ORGANIC WEAENBEI
hueediately tiered atehtigi rigor redwed.
He wbo places himself ands the street Dr, I:, way
'religiously confide In his bolter as a gentleman, ani eon,
'r e ligiously
uponlits skill as ploorkitan.
Wie-Cleioe No. 7 South Frederick street, Baltisnore,
dd., on the left land side golniatont Baltimerwitreet, 1
loon from the corner, Be particular to observing the
name or number, or you will mistake the plate. .41e. per.
lcplar tor. Tiili iep Wads, with this emu,
or Paltry ffewbug —Owbfwata, attracted by the repute
non or Dr. Johnson, lurk-near. -
Ali letters must contain a Postage:Ramp, Muse ea• the
eply.
DB,. JOEMMAN. •
, ,
Dr, Johnson member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
,andon_, gradttaterrOm one of the mond eminent'Colleges
A' the United States, and the greatest part of 'whose . 'llfo
nas been spent in the Hospitals of London; Yana , Pall*
delphia and elsewhere, has greeted some ol,the,mnst as
tonishing cures that were ever known. Many troahlf d
with ringing in the ears and head when aelben:great
tier
loosniss, being alarmed at auditor' sound evlbsehraluise,
Craquenthinabing,atteuded sometimeawith donne.
, cent of mind were cured immediately,
TARS PARTICULAR • NOTICK
Dr. J. addressee Mir ttowa 'erbro' baring injured thaw.
selves by urivxte mud •Tnaaraper indnigancies, that secret
mad solitary skit WhighXuisla both body and kdnd, war
titling them tbr 0141:113{ businessor society. ,„
Mak. are semis of tboald and meleuebOit berets pis'.
&woo by early habitat of youth; - viz . Weakneas of 100
Back and Limbs , Pains In the oo Dimness at
Wolof idusanbir , ?Orr, PalPitution .or tho. DP'
*opals, Nervone Irrita Derangement of
linnotions, General Debility. ,Symptoms of eimmorr
•
Cleo, ke. • • . • • w,
efacraux, the fearful effects on the mind are inunh tO
oe dreade4 :—Loes of ;Memory, Confuaket Idoes, ,. De
pression of Spirits, Neil Forebodings, .AverMOO 11080016.
ty, B e l t Alstrunt, Love of Solltude, Tkohllty, ate., are some
of the elfeete. .
Theasanai of parsons et all ages . can new judge matt
la the cause of their decline to health, losing-their vigor,
becoming weak, pale, nervotui and eunsciatai; have a
singular appearance about the 'eyes, cough, and symp-.
• -
ins of oonsampiton. -
YOUNG KEN
who have injured themselves loy a cattail? practical, in
delped in when alone—it habit -rampantly learnedi fans
evu.wmpanions, or at , school, the 'Gears at wallah• are
nightly felt, even when asleep, and if riot cured, readers
marriage impossible, and deetroye bath,irind and'body,
abetted apply Immediately.' • • •
What's. pity that a young man, the hopes of Ida coon.
try, the darling of his pezents, shoidd 00 matched. from
all prospects and et*tymenta lifelty.the.oonsainencer
of deviating from : the : path ot. nnture, and led:4 3 girig in a
certain secketi habit. i pireops map, lief °hams.
.
as ARRIAGB,
erect that a sound mind and body are the most neoessary
requisites to Pronto's ronnqblai
~s b nire atnium4 P#l Inteed
there; thelournertmough iso silseeri
pilgrimage; the Prospect hourly f darkens to the view; the
mind becomes shadowed Witti.dekials, and tilled with the
melancholy reilectionthat the happiness of another be
comes blighted with one man,
. _
OR: JOHNSON'S INVIGORATING RIKERY FOE 0;
GANIO WEAKNESS.
great and liapartaat
t r, ,SiftwitnesiNflate
mum are speedily cared, cute . * .vipr restored.
rhonsande of the. boa , nere aM debilitated wba
lad lost all hope, have tieenjmmedlately relieved. All
Impedimenta to Marks:44e, Pliailiator Mental D i aqualid.
etodos, Nervens,.Trembilet, Weedomts or llpeituttles ap
the' eet feattlillind, speedily oared. , • •
The mint thindands 'cured at this lunation within tee
bad *oleo years, and the numerous important. Borsht'
operations. performed by Dr, J., wilueased by the re
porters of the papers, and many other persons, notices of
which havenpp again and again ., before the public,
besides Me sianthw as a ettatinnan ot.charaoter sled re
epotugehi e. is a itient muss dee to , the afflicted.
MU= OF 111PREIDENOL —When' the = misguided!
and imprudent votary of plemure finds he has imbibed
the deeds of this patent toe often happens that
an 111-timad sense of sheltie dread of disc:ovary:deters
him from applying kr those who,' from adatittion find re
spectability can mane befriend him; delaying - till the coo
ditatlonal symptoms of this honed disease make their
appearance, affecting the : head, throat, Mee t , skin, doo m ,
Prolfreffdird on with frightful raPidlir;tilt dearirputa a
period' to his dreadful safferingsby sending , him to titbit
bourne from whence me traveler returns." ft, Is mid
=holy fact that thousands fall victims to this terrible ,
disease, owing to the muskilfulnem of ignoraat.pretend
eta, who, by theme of that deoetkie town; 'sitinearril, rule
the oonatitntion and make the residue of life miserable.
To ibinesionna.—Tkiiii Donner's- Diplomas bang in bin
ofilse. . .
. .
i f ir . L etter y meet contain a Stomp to WI on the'reply.
.WPllelleadtes lent by Moll, • 1 =
Nir•No. 7 Soulh Froderich . street,liaihmore. •
aririo-dawly
3. R. INGE . RSOLL'S
PATENT
FOUNTAIN
It dresses the hair without soiling the lingers.
It erects a saving of One-half in the use of hair prepar
ations.
It ,does away with greasy hair-oil bottles.
Ills handsomer article than the common hair-brush.
It regulates the quantity of fluid u ed, to a drop.
It is perfectly scar, and cannot spill over in the trunk
or on the toilet.
It carries enough of any preparation' o last for a voy
age or a long journey.
Its price fa moderate, and it saves Its own cost in three
months,
'For Iwo at Keßer's Drag and Fancy Store, 91 Market
street'two doors east of Fourth street, south side.
castle • • "
. • • . • •
SCHEFFE'RS BOOK STORE.•
(smut THE BABaniatnua mums.)
UNION ENVELOPES_
OTE PAPER , of six. different desfigno i ,
IA ; printed to two colors sold by the thousand ante
byttia reituint City Clash prices. ,
Also, Flags, Union *Breast 'Pins ? ! o gles , Union Rings
nd Badges at very low pekoes. Wi' at
elclsirvit-C4 frioicorooi.
TO .FA RME,KB t, •
Btrrnft - Igocik. (Toot and fresh) in one
i potaid tong, iiad NW% MS in large and mall
quillditinaMtannaiattineakans , essurssa. Grams:lse
011 1 .0MFA* 40.. 4 1 reitTAMMI l rerkii
ingiS gyms the Gloat Muse.
Ittbicat.
Wiz.
TO ariasamts
HALM-BRUSH.
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- Yronk.our Morning Edilion
,Later from- Washington.
Officers Placed on the Retired List.
No Trtule lit Present Permitted with
Beaufort, S. C
`GOVREAYEET TELEGRAPH • AR
RANGEMENTS.
Yaeancles-hv Iti'litud Academy at
Newport, It. I.
THE BALTIM ORE MECHANICS
AND WORKINGMEN.
REBEL FORCE AT MANAgSAS.
W'ASHINGTON, Nov. 15
The Naval retiring board having found Com
modore Lawrence Kearny incapacitated for pub
lic service, he has by direction of the President
of the United States heen placed on the retired
list. Lieutenant Colonel James Edelin, of ma
rine corps, has by his own request been placed
on the retired list, having entered that branch
of service in 1815. George N. Palmer, of New
York, at Claudia, William S. Speer, of Ken-
Lucky, at Zauibar, Hinton Roan Helher at
Bennos Ayres.
For the information of applicants to the gov
ernment, too numerous to be answered indivi
dually, there is authority for saying that thus
far no decision has been made in regard to per
mitting trade on Beaufort, S. C., or its vicinity.
Anson Stager, of Ohio, having received the
military appuintment of General Superintend
ent of the Government telegraph, has in ac
cordance with the instructions, entered upon the
organira►tiun of that department. Thus the Gov
exnment, 'under this popular and efficient gen
timnan, will soon have in operation a complete
system of telegraphs for the transmission and
reception of official intelligence from available
importanepoints.
The Nivy Department has recently entended
,ine.ter siosiving Students at. the Naval
Academy at Newport, B. 1., to the lath inst.
Vacancies exist in the following named Con
gressional Districts : Pennsylvania Ist, 3rd,
Bth, twain 10th, 11th, 18th, 10th, 18th, 19th '
and 20th. 'Members of Congress representing
these districts have ixien desired to make im
mediate nominations. No notice can be taken
of applications by candidates directly to the
Department, as the law gives the nomination to
members of Congress. The law does not alit
thorize the appointments at large to be made
by the President'or Secretary of'the Navy, and
there is 'no way tosecure anappointment except
ing through nomination by a member of Congress
from the district in which the applicant actually
resides. Candidates are required to be between
14 and 18 years of age, and - their precise age
and actual place of residence must be stated in
making their nomination. Congress at the
extra session made no provision for filling va
cancies from the States in rebellion.
A delegation of prominent citizens of Balti
more have visited Withington to make an ap
peal in behalf of the workingmen of that city.
They say by the violence and (actionable oppo
sition of a , treasonable minority, Baltimore has
been involved in disaster and distress beyond
What is dire to the mere existence of a state of
war, and their troubles have been still further
aggravated by the disabled condition of the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad—the principal artery of
their trade and source of their prosperty. Of
the misfortunes of the merchants, however they
did not propose to complain, but they appeared
to plead for such relief as the Government could
afford to the laborers and mechanics of Bald
more. The almost total suspension during the
past six: months of the trade and manufactures
upon which so • large a proportion of the
them are dependant, has brought famine to
their doors and arousedlhe most gloomy fore
boding* of the approaching winter. The great
majority have always been loyal. They have
furnished many of their number to the army and
navy, and have, by their overwhelming votes
at the late election vindicated the honor of the
State and demonstrated their own fidelity and
zeal. The delegation expressed the belief that
the Government would consult economy rather
than policy in causing more than heretofore
vessels to be repaired 'and constructed in
Baltimore. They further suggested the expe
diency of establishing there a Naval Depart
ment, and also a branch clothing bureau. By
furnishing employment in these and, other ways
so far as the government has power to the
laboring classes, the effect would be not only to
encourage loyal men, but to confirm the waver
ing and attract those who for a time have
been seduced by the misrepresentations of the
rebels or intimidated by threat daily made and
acted out by 'withdrawing all custom and
patronage from the friends of the government.
They express their warmest wishes for the
prosecution to a successful issue of the war now
waging for the preservation of the dignity,
unity and stability of our common country.
- To this address of the delegation the Presi
dent eplied as follewa
Garmuamel: thank: you, for the eddies
*hi& priltit*tiretitated- to' me - in hehay 'of
tiii4l:4l4ielialthhote.. have deplores
, - 03:6
calamities which the sympathy of some
: guided citizens 'red Maryland had bitinght
down on that patriotic and heretofore
flourishing : State. The propspetity of Bal
timore up to- the 19th of April last was
'OM of the'wonders produced by the American
Union. He wholitrangledidnuself from what.
ever motive is not more unreasonable than were
those citizens' of.BallimOre who , in a single night
destroyed the Baltirdore and Ghio Railroad, the
Horthern Centtalliallroad,and the Railmad from
Baltimore to Philadelphia. From the day when
that mad transaction occarred, the Govern
ment of the United. States has been diligently
engaged in endeavoring 4o restore these "great
avenues to their former usefulness, and at the
same time to save Baltimore and Maryland
from the danger of complete ruin through an
unnecessary and unnatural rebellion.
I congratulate you upon the declaration which
the people of Baltimore and of Maryland have
made in the recent election of their approbation
of these efforts of the federal Government and
of their enduring loyalty to the Union. I re
gard the results of these elections as auspicious
of returning loyalty throughout all the inaur
rectionary State.
Your wishes for a fair participation by the me
chanics and laboring men of Baltimore in the
benefits of supplying the government with ma
terials and provisions are reasonable and just.
They have deserved that participation. Loy
alty has involved them in some danger, and has
demanded of them some sacrifice. Their
wishes as you have communicated them
shall be referred to the proper department and
lam sure that every member of the adminis
tration will cheerfully lend him aid to carry
them out as fax as it can be done constitution
ally with the prudence and economy which
ought always to regulate public service.
The Government has satisfactory information
that the rebel force at Manassas has been in no
wise diminished.
It has been determined to urge upon Con
gress to pass a law giving jurisdiction to the
Provost Court in civil cases. The President
has been memoralized on the subject.
Secretary Seward will soon issue a reply to a
deputation of Baltimore mechanics that has
been here, and will promise to - give them gov
,emment work.
The following Vettnsylvarda soldiers have
died : Charles Byeorof the Fourth Cavalry and
E. D. Weston, of tlieFOrty-fifth regiment:•
Brigadier General Jantes'Cooper,-of Pannsyl
vania and Brigadier General Burnside, of Rhode
Island, arrived here to:day.'
The First KMIBII Oavair3r Regiment.
Colonel Dennison's, froclamition to
illbsonrians.
IRAN , Eavrome, N0v.14
The First Kansas Cavalry regiment, CoL Den
nison, has lefthere for Sedalia, Missouri, to pro
tect supply trains and other government pro
perty at that and neighboring whits.
Dennison has issued a proclamation to the peo -
ple of Jackson, Lafayette, .oani, Johnson- and
Pettis counties, Mo., from which the following
extracts are made
"We march to enforcei the laws and sustain
the Government. Every loyal citizen is ex
pected to give evidence of his loyalty by active
efforts for the protection , of,. the tag. For four
months our armies havernarched through your
country. Your profeared friendship has been a
fraud—yeur oaths of allegiance have been
shams .and perjuries. You feed the Re
bel army ; you act as spies while
claiming to be true to the. Union. We
do not care about your past political opinions.
No man will be persecuted because , he differs
from us ; but neutrality , is ended. If you are
patriotic you must fight—if you are traitors,
you will be punished; The time for fight
ing has come. Every man who feeds, bar
bora, protects or in any way gives aid
and comfort to the enemies of the'Union will
be held responsible for his treason with his life
and property, while all the property of the
Union men and all their rights will be resolute
ly respected.
Traitors will everywhere be treated as out
laws, enemies of God and man—too base
to hold any description of property, and
having no rights which loyal men
are bound to respect to the last dol
lar ; and the lastslave of the rebels will be
taken and turned over to the General Govern
ment. Playing war is played out, and when
ever Union troops are fired upon the answer
will boom forth from cannon, and desolation
will follow.
All the land between Fort Leavenworth and
the Head-quarters of the Army of the West is
under the jurisdiction of the United States, and
we propose to have a regular road over it, and
safe communication through it, no matter at
what cost of rebel treason and blood.
FROM KENTUCKY.
Retreat of Zolliooffer to Cumberland
GEtprn
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Lotasvnza, Nov. 15.
Gen. Buell, who is to; succeed Gen. Sherman
in this State, has arrived.
A letter from Crab orchard, to the journal,
139 4 8 that . Zitlllooffer •bis Tebe. l 4 l orde
4risted.'col WobWia.Y..4 l
. 1 1441cling 3 th'ANO
frOin OnnikAnd s l .:o49. ol linker*Difiklill
blasting Immense roelrafjpgighi 440 : 44#
road.
ftsam tint* gam
Haring procured Steam Power Presses, we are prepar.
ed to execute JOB add BOOK PRINTING °revery oescryp.
Lion. cheaper than it can b a done at any Wu* aetabhai..
ment In the country.
Jar Four Ines or less constitute one halfsquare. Bight
lines or more than fear constitute a square,.
Half `square, one day $0 SS
one week 1 00
tt One month 2 00
4. three months ........ 8 00
It 111 months ........ ............. II 00
u one year... ...... ............... 8 00
o.si i e q u ar e, one day.. ........ .. • . ...... -- • • 50
one week 200
" one month . . ........... ......... 3 60
‘‘ three months ..... .... .......... S 00
II ilia months. .... .... • 10 00
•' , one year... ......... . .
. 15 00
tar Business notices Inserted to the it . :o " ddihnott, or
.before Marriges and Deaths, FIVE ChNTS PER LINE for
each insertion.
NO 59.
jar Marriges and Deaths in be charged as regular ad
,vertisementa
FROM NEW YORK.
Senators Gwin, Calhoun Benham and J.
Brent Released on Parole•
SEIZURE Or TWO SaMES.
Arrival of Arms and Blankets for the
Army.
The Light Houses on the Coast of
South Carolina to be Be-Lighted,
Senator Gwin, Calhoun Benham and J.
Brent, who w ere arrested by General Sumner,
have been released on parole, and not to leave
the country without permission of the Govern
ment.
The ships Lydia and John Cottele were seised
as rebel property to-day.
The steamship Edinburg brought a small
quantity of arms, and her manifest shows an
immense quantity of blankets and army cloth-
A letter from Hilton Head of the 11th inst.,
states that the entire Fresnel lightning apparatus
formerly used in the Hunting Island and
Martin's Light House, was discovered in excel
lent condition in the arsenal xt Beaufort. They
were taken aboard the Wabash, and will be
placed in their old positions. _
From the Upper Potomac.
Skirmish with the Rebels at the
POLNT OF ROCKS, Nov. 15.
A skirmish occurred in Loudon county, Va.,
opposite the Point yesterday.
Col. Geary had received information of an
attempt of the rebels to erect fortifications in
that neighborhood. He crossed the river with
Capt. Chapman and twenty-five picked men of
the Twenty-eighth regiment of Pennsylvania
- volunteers and reconnoitered the vicinity.
He discovered a force of the rebels upon
whom he quietly closed and surprised them
with a volley of shots. After firing,tunor three
volleys the rebels - were routed, leaving three
men and one horse dead upon the field.
Gum Baos.—The inquiry is often made of
late, "What is a gunny bag ?" The London
Mechanics' Magazine tells us all about it. It
is a bag made from the coarse spun fibres of a
plant which grows in India, of which there are
:many varieties. On the Coromandel coast this
plant is called Gerd, and "gunny" is a corrup
tion of this name. The Cultivation of the chvii,
'We,. or "gunny," has been carried on for centu
ries in Bengal, and gives employment to tens of
thousands of inhabitants. "Men, women and
children," says Mr. Henley, "find occupation
there. Boatmen, in their spare moments, pal
ankeen carriers, and domestic servants—every
body, being Hindoos, for Musselmen spin cot
ton only--paeg their leisure moments, distaff in
hand, spinning their gunny twist." The , pa
tient and, despised Hindoo widow earns her
bread in _this way. It is said that 300,000 tons
of jute are grown in. India, of which 100,000
tons are exported as gunny bags, besides 100,-
000 tons in raw state. A.London company has
established a manufactory in Calcutta at an ex
pense of .£300,000. The gunny bag is used for
a great variety of purposes. Sugar, coffee,
spices, cotton, drugs—indeed almost every ar
ticle which we pack in dry casks or in boxes is,
in the East, packed in gunny bags. It is also
made into mats, carpets, ropes, paper, and va
rious other articles. It is related that the old
gunny bags which contained sugar are sold , to
the beer makers, who sweetest their beer by
boiling the sugar out of the bags and then sell
ing theni to the mat-makers. Some 6,000,000
to 10,000,000 of gunnies are exported to this
country from India, mostly to North America,
besides some 4000 to 5000 tons of the rope and
raw jute. There are no manufactories of jute
cloth in this country, though it is here made
linto bed cords, &c. When used for purposes of
defence the bags are filled with sand. They
are no better than hemp or flax bags of the same
strength, but much cheaper.
A JURY in Hamilton, -C. W., have decided
that mourning cannot legally be considered part
of funeral expenses. The defendant was con
nected with the Great Western Railway Com;
pimp, and promised to pay the funeral exPeaune
of a victim of an accident on the road. In the
bill presented was an item for mourning fur
nished the family.
IXPROVNMENTS IN Tra.scateramo. —An h a _
provemenupon t Morse's and House's plans for
transmitting news by wire has been made by
Mr. E. F. Rtrnes, of New York. It a-insists in
dividing, the capital letters of the . English lan
guage and the Arabic numeral into five elemen
tal straight lines, over' which the electric cur
rent passes, clesing and opening in consonance
with the forms of the lines,
and communicating
the forms to the terminal stations. Mesa g ea
are printed at full length with great rapidity,
theinstrnment being capable of transmitting
several thousand letters a minute.
NEW CowmanErr.—A new counterfeit
.was
extensively shoved in Philadelphia . on Saturday,
on the Warren Rank of Massachusetts:' • It is a
fine one • and' is thus described : Indtatioa--
7*. eagle ataPillafir Qa. a. alijeklaaalski bading
s t ,hsaket, on lower right hand corner,ednetWit, - with Woman and " child the letter:
Mails . 1 14've;. , itisitiiresaauxi id be* dibisoe.
ous counterfet.
RAIRS uF ADVENTISIbIa
NEW YORK, Nov. 16
Point of Rocks.