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Medical.
i). JOIINSON
) 1
LOCK
Al 3 discovered t hfiptaat certain, speed
I r,d eilertual rowdy in the world for
DIN KR SKS OF IMPRUDENCE
SUITT 111 41 TO ',waive unties,
No Atereary or ikoklottle Drage.
w e o,awreo, oe No m rani Ore
as Two DATtg.la
mows! of the Rack or Limtis, Strictures, Patna in
„,„ Al,OlOOll of the lildneyeund Bladder, °result.
Nervotie Debility, Decay of thePhyglea Pow
Dl,pepet. isognor, LowSpirits,Confriett.ol. Asp.
of 'the ileart, Timidity, Trembling - a, 'Dena rim
,;.q t widin<vs, Diseasegif tbalitomeeki;Affebtione
l",•: ‘ ". Hew , Thr.m., %se or Skin—those terrible disor.
daps 4r,th
g IMO the indiscretion or Solitary Habits oi
Dighlbthe dreadful and delitnictive practleine:which
MIMI' • .titntlonal debility, render marriage impee.
I•OIL
ill*, And destroy both body
OUND and mind.
Y NEN. •
yadug eepecially who bac beceine.the victims ot
military Vice, that dreadful and datatothre habit which
"Nally sweetie to an untimely grave thousands of
olio men of the moot exalted talent and brilliant intel—
lect, who might otherwise bave entranced :Ilistenkeg
Rona With the thunders of elisquence, or *and to e4C.
t a g y iho i iv ari tyre, may call with full confidence.
MARRIAGE. •
Married persons, or those ocatemplating narrater,' be.
ng aware of physical 9/eakness, aborildlmmediatelycao.
hilt Dr, J., cod be metered to perfect health.
ORGANIC WKAKRES
ensiodialely °Wetland AEU vigor "Wore,
fie who places himself under the care of . Dr. J. may
religiously confide in his honor es gentleman, and eon
(Wendy rely upon his skill as a physician.
eg-Office No. 7 Reath Frederick, street, Baltimore,
On the left hand aide gob* from Baltimore etreet, I
loom from the corner Re particular in observing the
lame or number, or you will mistake the place. 'Be par.
Ruler ler ignorant, Trifling Quacks, with false names,
or Paltry Humbug Cetlificalcs, attracted by the repate•
We of fir. Johnson, lurk near
All letters must contain a'Peetageflitamp, to use on the
eply.
PR. JOHNSTON
Dr. Johnsen member et the Royal College of Surgeon".
;onion, graduate from one 01 the meet eminent College.
if the United 'Mates, and the greatest portrait whose lift
me been spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris, Phila.
dolphin and elsewhere, has °B l eated some of the meet as.
ioniebing cures that were ever known. Many troubled
with ringing In the earn and head when asleep, great mar•
rounceseheing alarmed at sudden *trends, bashfulness,
soh frequent bluehing, attended sometimes with &armee
oast of nVgid were cured immediately,
TARE PARTICULAR NOTICK,
igDr. orate/kali those who having Injured them
selves by r.vote end Improper indulgenciee, that eecre•
End solitary chit which ruins both body and mind, or
gating them for either businessor society.
Three are come of the andsod mcladtchaly
Surto by early habits of youth, via: Weakness of the
Back and Limbs, Pains In the Head, Dimness of Sight,
Lou of Muscular Power, Palpitation of thge Heart, Dye
epela,Nervous Irritability, Derangements rthe Digestive
functions, General. Debility, Symptoms od ntaume.
Wm, he
MiCNTAILY.
ilostunr, the fearful effects on the mind aro mush to
De dreaded :—Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Do•
preosioo of Spirits, WI Forebodings, Aversion iicoViole
ly, Solf-dietrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity, ars., are some
of the evil ofTeots.
lithe canes of their decline la health, losing their vigor,
becoming weak, pale, nervous and innaelated, have a
gamier Appearance about the eyes, cough, and 'mop
ma of consamption,
YOUNG GIN
rho have Mimed themselves by s certain practice, le
doired in when alone—a habit frequently learned from
zompsulone, or st Sabool, the affects which are
tightly felt, even when asleep, and if not mired, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and hodv
should apply immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hopes ol his eoun.
try, the darling of his parents, should be snatched Iron
all prospects and enjoyments of life by the epilogues:Leer
of deviating from the path of nature, and indulging In
certain secret habit. Slu .hpersons must, before neuter.
plating
hUIHUAGL
erect that a sound elind and body are the most necessary
requisites to promote connubial happiness, jndeed
without these, the journey through life becomes a weary
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens to the view; Or
mind becomes shadowed with despair, and Oiled with tit
melancholy reflection that the happiness of another be.
own blighted with our own
DR JOEINSOMI INVIGORATING RIMED'S? FOR OR:
GANIC WEANNF2B.
By tele great and important remedy, Weakneme of the
rims are speedily cured, and full vigor restored-,
rtioueands of the most nervous cod debilitated who
had lost all hope, ii,ve been Immediately relieved., All
impediment! in Marriage, Physical or Mental
Mon, Nervous, Trembling, Weakness or lilzhanstlon or
the most earful kind, speedily cured.
TO aRANOERS
The many thousand' cured at this Instiution within UN
hat twelve years, and the numerous important Stirglea
operations performed by Dr. J., witneesed by the re,
porters of the papers, and many other persona, notices of
which have appeared again and again before the 'public.
beide his Handing as a landensan of ahareadar and re ,
nurinbailv, u a sufficient guarantee to the 'Acted,
DI~FA9EB OF
IMPRIIDENGE.—When the misguided
end improdont 'mars of pirouette finds he has imbibed
the mode ol this neode disease, It too often hammier that
thtimed lease oi shame or dread of disernrery deters
him from applying to {hide who, from odnoation and re*
epeolability Can alone befriend him,delaying till the Cos
'Mullane] eymptoint thia horrid disease make their
appearance, eggnog the head, throat, DORN akin, &c.:
Meiling 011 with frightful rapidity, till death • pubis
period to hle drcadi meetings by sending him to "that
betirne from
that
tra.eler returns." It Ohm mel
ancholy fact that thonsands fall victims to thin terrible
disease, owing to the unskilfulness of ignorant pretend—
ers, who, by the use of that deadly pawn, mermerg , nil'
the aonstitatioe end mate the residue of life miserable..
dTo Sinemases.—The Doctor% Diplomas bang ti
isc
inFionert must (motion a Stamp to on on the reply,
nirßemedies seat by Mull.
lir•No. 7 South Frederick. street, Behnooro_
surlLdswl7
Ii'MIPIEI.III3EVIS
DAILY alg LINE!
Between Phil adelphia
Loa RAVIN, JIMMY Siloam, WILU AR WINO;
Natatory, WainerrinWri, Mitten, 1,11V1111101141,
NoknitinletitLAND, Straiten', TWORION,
Gozonanons, Litspravons, tinfaxis.
Suva, Rau's; I.lAntena s
AND HAR RIB B KU.
Tho Philadelphia Depot being centrally located the
Drayage will be at the lotteet rates. A Coed actor goes
DINO with each train to ammo to the safe delivery of
41 Bowls entrusted to the line. Hoods delivered at the
Depot of
TIMED, WARD & FRRDID, No. SU Market theet, Phila
delphia, by 5 o'clock P. M. will be (..ilyered in
Harrisburg the next morula:.
freight (always) as low ao any other , me.
Particular attention paid by this line to prompt anal
ePerdY delivery of all Harrisbur.: ~0 0ds.
ion undereigned thankful for past patron a hopes b e
sinet attention to business to merit a coma O r el
ems, T. PRIPHEII,
Philadelphia and Reading ep
Feet of Market Stria ris burg,
WI
SCHEFFE'RS BOOK STORE.
(gllAlt TEY HaiLIUBSI3IIII BITAR.)
'•INION ENVELOPES.
V.RE PAPER, of six different designs,
Printed In two
gu colors, sold by the thousand and
le ream at City Cash prices.
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Breast s& Pins,
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Eagles, Union Rings
Ni at nen lo prie Call
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VOL' .XVI
:inns (1,14-a,nsvcirtatias
POINSY*VANIk:RAk 10-ADI.
FIVE TRAINS' ,DAILY TO ANP
FROM .PHILADELPHIA
1094 AND 47111 Z
,MONDAY' NOVEMBER 25th 1861
The Pageant* Trains of the • Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will depart from and arrive at Harrisburg and
Philadelphia as follows
EASTwArip
THROUGH TRAlN'leava , Harrisburg daily
at ,3 20 a. m, and arrives at West Phdadelphia .at TAO
a. m.
FAST LINE leaves Harriebtirg every morning (except
Monday) at 8.45 a. m., and arrives at West Philadelphia
at 1.00 p. M.
HAIVYRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sunday)
at 1.15 v. m., and arrives at West Pldladelphin , at 6'.20
ACIDOMMODATION TRAIN,; via Mount Joy, teaves
Elarristad's at 1.00 a. at., and arrives at vilest PUMA
delphiteat 12.10 p.
HaltliftgitUlta ACOOI4IIODATION TRAIN, ,via Cohan-
Ma, leanarlianiationt at 4.00 ty.'m.. and arrives at Want
Philadelptiland.9lo:o. ID. :
*.IE,STW A Ft D.
• .
THROUGH EXP RESS TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at
10.30 p. m., Harrilburg at 8.057 a. m., Altoona 8.40, a.
m., and arrives at Pittsburg at - 1.25 p. m.
MAIL TRAIN leaven Philadelphia at 8.00 a. ra., and, ar
riven at Harrisburg at 1.20 p.lll. ; leaves linrrieb An at 7.45
a. m. Altoona, 2.45 p. m.; and arrives at .Pittaburg , at
8.45 ;a M.
FAST LINE leaves Philadelphia at 11.80 a. m., Harris
burg 4.05 p. m., Altoona at 9.10 p. m., and arriving at
Pittsburg at 1.40. a. m. '
HARNISBURO ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Phil.
dolphin II 2.80 p. sod arrives at Harrisburg at 8.06
MOUNT JOT *COOMMODATIONvIa Mount Joy leaves
Lancaster at 1.1.1 . 14 a. m., arrives at Harrisburg at 1.30
P. -
SAMIJKL. D. YOUNG,
Supt, Shut, Lily. Padua. Railroad
Harrisburg, November 24 1861,-dtf -
Northern Oentral
,Railway
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,.
Tllllll TRAINS DAILY TO AND .1110 N
13.A.I_ITIMOR1311.
Close Connection. made at Harrisburg
SLEEPING CARS RUN 13N AU. NIGHT TRAINS.
NP AND 'A:rrER BUNDAY","NoIir. 24,
1861, the Passenger Trains at the Norther(' Central
Rattans artive'st and' d4part from. 'llarrisberit • end
Baltimore as reliows, vim t. • • •
1:61 . 43} SO H - '
Math TRAIN arrives' at .. . . LOA P K.
and mime a • LAO P. PI.
EXPREIII3" arrives at a • MAY A. M.
and leaves " 3.80 A RE,
GOINO NORTH.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Rioter. at . 8.28 A. M.
and arrives at Harrisburg* 1.00 P. M.
and leaves North at 1.20 P. M.
11XPRES8 TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 8.00 P.M.
and arrives at Harrisburg.... 8.00 P. M.
and leaves North at 8.10 P. M.
RA ORtrilltfße AHOOMMODATION TRAIN
Leaves Harrisburg for Baltimore at_ 8.45 A. M.
Returning—leaves Baltimore 8.30 P. H
The only train leaving Harrisburg on Sunday will be
the Express Train, South at 8.20
For fMher Information' ipply at the Mee, Ie Penn i%
R tilroad Depot.
• JOHN F. .lIHRICH, agent..
Harrisburg, Nov. 28, ilOl.-Idtj .
WINTER TIME ARRANGEMENT
AND
P ; Li, A DHa A,
WITHOUT ORANGE OF OAKS.
Q a N AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV-EM
HAPassetiger Trains wilt Halve the
delpida anu Reading Railroad Depot., it Harrisburg,
for New York and Philadelphia, aa Mows,- els
EASTWARD.
6XPRES3.I.ThiI leaves Havibbargmt 8 . 80 a. m., on ar
rival of Pennsylvania: Hallrowl bee t
from the
Watt, arriving in New Yeti at 11.6 a. m., and at Phila
delphia-at 9.00 a. in. A sleeping car Is attached to the
tesinAtirough from Pittsburg without change.
MAIL TRAIN: leavesHarrinburg at 8.85. a. in.. arriving
in New Tort**. AMR. in,, and Philadelphia a 41.26 p. m.
ICAfftLINE leaves Harrisburg at 1.40 p. on arrival
of Penniedvania Railroad Fast Mail, Arriving in New
ifork at 9.60 p. M .4 411d Philadelphia at 6:40 p. m.
WES
n T' VV./IRD.
, .
•
FAST LINE leaves Ne w York at a , m„ and Philade 1.
phis at 8 a. m, arriving at Hartisburg at I p. m.
VAIL TRAIN leaves New York at 12.00 noon, and Phil.
adoiphia at B. 16 p. m., arriving at Harrisburg 'at 8.10
P. m.
EXPRESS LINE leaves New . York at 18 p. m. arri
ving at Harrhiburg atB,lo a. in., and connecting with the
Pennsylvania Express Train for Pittsburg. A Bleeping
car is alas atiaotiedto this train .
.. ... .. .. . ..
Connections are made at Harrisburg with trains on the
Penney manta, Northern Central and Cumberland Valley
Ratlroada, and at Reading for Philadelphia, Pottsville,
Wllkesbarre, Allentown, Easton ) An. ..
Baggage citecked th rough. Faro between . New York
and Harrisburg, $5 00.; between Aarriaburg and Phila.
delohia, $S 26 in No.l cam and $2 70 in No. 2.
Tor tickets or other Information apply to
, . J.J. CLYDE,
no 4 general Agent, Harrisburg.
IT. R. INGERSOLL'S
PATENT •
FOUNTAIN HAIR-BRUSH.
It dream the hair without soiling the lingers. •
It effects a easing of one-half in the use of halt peeper:
It does away with greasy Lair-01l bottles. ' •
It is handsomer article than the common hair-brush.
It regulates the quantity of quid used, to a drop-
It is perfectly moss, and canna apM over In the trunk
or on the Wet.
It carries eanugh of any preparation to last , tor.* Tttir - ,.
age or a long journey.
Its p - 100 is moderate, and It saves its own wet in three
m Mks,
, sit Boner's Drug and Panoy Store, 91 mart' et
sired two doors east of Fourth - street, south side
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS NEUTRAL IN NONE "
HARRISBURG, PA_ SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 4, 1862
D W. GROSS &
WHOLESALE AND,JELETA IL
D R U. .G .14 , I s
MARKET 4ST RE.LT
DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, ST9RE.
We are daily adding •to our assortment of
goods.all 'such articles as are deeirable, and
would respectfully. ,call your atention to the
largest and best selected steak in this city, of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS
.& PAINTS,
Ranking fluid ant► Alcohol,
PERFUMERY * TOILET ARTICLES,
selected from the bed menufacturers and Per
tumers of Europe and this country.
Being very large dealers in
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD,
LINSEED DIL, VARNISHES,
WINDOW. GLASS, .ARTIS&S
COLORS, PAINT AND .
ARTIST'S BRUSHES=
IN
IN ALL THEIR VARLEM:I33,
001.0.118 AND BRONZE&
° !:4" 1(1441:•.
• We respeotftnly feeling,, confi
dent that we OW impply the wants of 41 on
term; to their satisfaction.
.JOI4W S AND warrEs's
PATENT • MEDICINES : AND . HAT,
Saponifier and Ooneentrated Lye , l
Wholesale. Agents for f3aponifier, whielflwe sell
as low wit oan be purchased in the °Ma.,
i'.lff.*Bll'B MEDICAL FLUID EXTRACTS
. .
being large purehaaera in 'these Oils, we can
oiler infineemente to close buyers. • Coal Oil
Lampe ;of , the; wont , iinprove4 parternp, very
,cheap; Nl kinds of lamps changed to burn
Coal Oil. . • •
0. o r you who have not gives -liar 'Epsoz
AN.D 4 0*TTLE POWDERS: Prid !wow: . n o
thetr superiority, and the advantage they are
in keeping Hones and i*tie itealtby .and, in.
g•wd condition.,
Thmumods can testify to the profit they have
d er i ve d : from the we of our Cattle Powders by
the increasing quantity and gnalityof •milk,
besides improving the , general health aud ap
pearance of their Cattle..-.
Our long ex perience in the business gives us
the advantage of thorough knowledge of the
trade, and our arrangements, in the cities are
such that we cars in a very short time faintish
anything appertaining to oar, business, on the
best of , terms. .
Thankful for the liberel, patronage bestor; e
on our house, we hope by st#ct attention to
busineer, a . careful selection of
at fair prices, and ,the desire, to , please ,all, to
merit a continuance of the favor of edbaltim7
inath3g public;
'ID. U) .- o.rovo &
NOt - 19
,HARRISBURG, PEA,N'A
KEEPERS AND. CONSUMERS,.
OIL, vandahes and Clines.
Dye-Staffs, Glass and-Patty,
Arpst colors and,
Pure Ground SlNeees
Lard, Sperm and Pina Ode,
Bottles, Vials and Lamp Glebes,
Castile Soap, Swinges and Corica,
&a., dro., 4ke., Am., Ice., ao
With a general variety of
in
co
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TEEitil TEETH!!
RESTORATIV.EB
Of all kinds, direct from the Proprietors:
COAL OIL 1 0.411.13041 0111
HARMERS AND GRAZIERS, •
PURE tßuOs
AUGUS,TIN E. t.
IDA.OpTpi- ,tatp--BOMpip.
Roraig go. Bo* iffathami , altiettot
' 'S. filalliinteArtillitilib
a I
ifiierttlarttoUs
FREIGIIT REDUCED, I
award &Hope
EXPItESS CO:8
.
mar & ROETt
TO AND . PROM
N.:E..w," V.ORK,
GoOds Ordered in the
4 o rnin g Returned
the same Night.
I;ea6 New York at 7j P. by the Fast
Through Express Train, arriving in Harrisburg
at 8 A. M.
WITHOUT CHANGE OF OARS.
Order Goode marked
I via HOPE EXPRESS CO.,
General Office. 74 Broadway, New York.
Branch " 412 " "
For further information enquire of
GEO. BEE NEB, Agen .
thamannao, Aug. 1861.-dtf
,13litok and Seoond. 34owning
:I>VLEss Go - orts, - &O.
ea and ' , orble Tumme Cloth—Silk sod Wool,
Pada Black CSIIIOI4 Flair Cloth, Extra Qtalit y,
'blink sod Purple Rug V)oue Reps.
pttin'sBlciperittio:7323ektifrabf;r4l.o:sat th
ted reotlgnesrel:,
• • BbieivEcabordpired 'kaoline Clothe, New,
Varela and Black. Footpad Cashmeres,
Lupins Extra 8 . 4 All Wool Detainee,
P . l4Z e ß r t i r o te m Engll4h Oh
t utzes,
nor _
Very Boat bite Al! Wool Detainee,
• Meek & New A.r#Olty '
odllitarn
avows, go„ ko., &a
Ex aA ARIIIOI.II BLACK Bvn. R1:2.:11E403.
- 617tallIon BUOIC AND Wan MOINOIL'III
IdO PIIRPLOAND BUNS do do
Areal, many addniona of new and dottrel:de
eille es In the. 0R633G40D3 LIMB are made daily.
l.Ang l 6 417-4 'Mabel Shawls,
&vase do do
• ;do And Long French Blanket Shawls,
Neat & Broken Brd. 'du do
MI
• English urepe Veils. (every size.)
hew Style Crepe Veils (very desirable)
• de tArenadine., do do
Shielding Flannels and Cashmeres,
do Parsmettas and Coburga, ,
Black Gauntlets and Gloves
;Grey Mixed °sentient; and Gloves,
Black Bordered 11111 , 11CerchtelS (all kinds,)
Silk and Cotton. Hosiery, (titanic )
• ‘.- 2d llourning.eoliars and Sleeves,
Balmorni dant(' (suiteble for mourning.),
Oar stock of "ALL GOODS OF TEM KI s;I:)" is
now , complete and we would respectfully ask the
10glotion of buyers,
_ CATHOART & BROTHEIR,
IIO: Next door to the Hmrrisburg Bank.
, 4Toart , :z: lithllTBl3
BOOT &S.U.OE...STARE ,
,
I:XIF4I. 43C TIP 4" 54 / 1 41 : 7 6 ,TIEL ' •
.... Harrisburg, Pa... . :
A. LW4Y.s. on hurpta largu.assortmont of
bi . Bkorp, Mg% ti A.lT4ti4' lie., of We Tory best
aualitible, fat ladebrlentlemen; and - Of:MO.l..3ns' Wear.—
Primo ixi euittbe dines.- All - kintbrof WORE 514,DE TO
.
, MDR% 4415:beet style by supetiorrworkows . -
REP ' , fp dr_ml.,,t.stpre u9ttafo_.. . . ,
..wad tr , ' ' 'JOEIN- B 8311TH..gorrisburo,
STATE_ ISTREET,
OPPOSITE THg BIi4PY HOUSE.
A II op erations S urgical , and If echonioal,
actstittrAlly Performed. Charges moderate. jeB
. . .
• _pw.val 4 i ;.- VINUGA.R . 11l
IijrAIDE frOm.ohoiee tui,d aeleotpdApples,
ANL and guaranteed. by, us to be strictly pure.
p p.. 4 i • WM. DOOR &"00.
.
Taft E'STEilitt ENGINES FOR• SALE.;
11HE tinderalgried o ff ers for sale ONE
1. NE 80 HOBBS &SHINE, and two Sedond-Hand
engines smaller size, The engines will be sold cheap
or oa-li .approved paper. Apply at the Steam. En
gine Werits, Mit& street, between .Walnut and Market,
Harrisburg, Pa JACOB llui.TZ
nov2-48vrAv8t - .
WORCESTER'S
ROYAL QUARTO.DIOTIONARY.
rpElßibest.defmingAnd proitoturing
Die
.mc of theldoglish ;:Also. Worcester's
Eicktsel scariest. Webster Pictorial Quarts and
Soliool_rk Wearies* sale at
• ' WHETTER'S BOOKSTORE,
• Near the Harrisburg Brldg
WALLOWER'S 'LIRE,
DAILY awn rpm,
HARRIS BURG and PH [LAD EL PH lA.
Wm. Burk, kenf, 812. Marke.i Week rhawlei
f"serk LalaPta r Co.
pectal Conductor. in charge of each
train, Goals del yara it at the Warehouse, Minute'
la, atu'ekiek aid be deli cared la Hoer'
argiext sooting. '.l. WALLOWER, Ja., Agent,
y 2141 • • Moe iteadlus Depot, Oarriabora.
• aLwiiiii
BHAVinig
A large Ureic* of-Nbw Styles' of French Blanket
nol r AT#
Teivo4 l 4 l o. l br'
- 1 4 RPX IIIO B - ' '
cyttg -
iL l.zihseo I:llWlrcii away, duet ,
11 .!.f.ired HMI $1211% r0C41111.417 ,
J 0.401
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By Tusi
From oar Morning Ramon;
From "WttssUigton.
Thee Charges Against Gen, Benham.
Settlement or the Land Olehn 'Between
ten. Lane4ind Gans, Jenkhm.
Compensation of Members of
Congress.
Report of the Superintendent of
Public Printing.
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ARRIVAL OF UNION PRISONERS FROM
RICHMOND
GEN. fIoOLELLAN'S HEALTH.
WASBINGTON, Jan. 8
The correspondent of the Associated Press did
not, as is publinly, alleged, repeat or circulate
the report that Gen. McClellan has dismissed
the charges brought by Gen. Rosecrana against
Gen. 'Benham; nor has he, until now, said a
sigle word upon the subject. The facts are
briefly these: The charges involve the conduct
of Gen. Benham, as to the pursuit of Floyd, and
the cause of the escape of the latter with his
army. Gen. Benham has denied the truth of
the charges and asked for a court-martial, but
this was refused at the present time, from the
fact the chief witnesses attached to the army of
Westein Virginia, are now serving in Kentucky,
and cannot even temporarily be withdrawn. In
other Words the trial is postponed to await the
convenience fif their attendance without detri
ment to the public interests.
The.long contested land claim between 'Gen.
James". H. Lane and Gans Jenkins, involving the
title to a valuable quarter section of land ad
joining. Lawrence, Kansas, has been finally de
cided by the commissioners of the laud office,
commissioner of Indian affairs, and the Secreta
ry of 'the Interior,. unequivocally in favor of
General Lane. The merits of the case have
been ethaustively presented on both sides by
eminent legal advice and involved . the original
parties in a peilional conflict, on the claim re:,
suiting in thewounding of Gien....its
Clettgeoi has excited great inteuviiiilthrougli
oaf legal circles and the various departments
of the country at large. The deeishin vindica
reniticred onthii"LatilLditYt to the property was
At the commencement of
presented to the attorney of • Mrs. Jenkins the
sum of $1,600 as a tree will new year offering ot
kindness and sympathy.
The opinion of Uutuptroller Whittlesey, ac
quiesced in by Secretary Chase, is, that accord
ing to the present law regulating the compeu
ertion of nuembens of Utingrosa, they can re
ceive mileage only for the regular sesaions.-
11ereture toe mileage for the July extra session
remains to be proviued for by iuture
dun. It may be stated that several Senators
were paid the two mileages before the opinion
was officially furnished fur ministerial geld dice.
Arisistaut Secretary of the Treasury Rarilug
ton been ati.ent trout the Department tor a
week or ten days past ou account of sickness.
It appears by the Report of the Superintend
ent of Public Printing, John D: Defrees, th .t
the blvirernment Printing Bureau has been con
duCted, will:rate utmost ‘tlicienoy and satisfact
ion. The wisdom of, Cougreas in superseding
the former arrangements by the prevent es,ab
listuneat is fully indicated. As compared with
the prices formerly paid to public printers there
has, during the pat seven months, been an
actual baying to the Government of $60,000.
°apt; Dickinson of the SS Infantry regulars,
'end Cain:tins Skillington and Amason of the New
York iptti, taro prisoners in Richmond, have
strivedat. Washington.
A committee of representatives of the New
York City Santis reached this city today to
°outer With Secretary Chase on the financial
policy which should. be adopted by the Govern
ment.
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The Committee on Ways and Means of the
House are drawing up a bid providing for heavy
excise duties to be levied on materials of luxury.
Secretaries Seward and Chase have offered
their aid, in reply, to applications, to procure
cotton Seed for growth in Southern Illinois and
in othei parts of the West, where it is thought
cotton can be cultivated.
The National Republican, of this morning, con
tains the following :.
"We are happy to state, on the authority of
Dr. Verdi, the attending physician of General
-McClellan, that the General- is convalescent and
doing well, and .that there has never been any
cause for serious apprehension in his case We
saw Dr' Verdi at 7 o'clock last evening. He
stated to us at the same time, that Gen. Marcy
was quite well, not confined to his bed, and
would have been out yesterday; if the weather
had been pleasant."
MICHIGAN STATE LEGISLATURE.
THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE
The extra session of the Michigan IP.eiala
tore convened at 'Lansing yesterday. The Gov
ernor's Messege suggest the liquidation of a di
rect Federal tax. by releasing the Federal Gov
•ernment from reimbursing the State on account
of war expenses to an equal amount.
Twenty-four thousand men have been fur
nished by Michigan for the war, of which ten
regiments are for three years, one battery of ar
tillery, and one regiment of three months vol
tnteets have been raised at the expense of the
State, costing $539,000, of which $92,000 have
been refunded by the United States. Govern
' meat.
In view of the manifest disposition of foreign
powers to intermeddle with our domestic affairs
he recommends that provision be made for the
organization of uniform militia to Constitute an
active force, their speedy enrollment to be sub
ject to draft at oy time, and while , nOt
voting the, eo - tcdon of extensivefortifications,'rabbets Legislature to urge upon COngress
the hrui=dhlAte noDeeidtY of ostabliahing,, atom=
Etiam Vrinting fiffirt.
poured Steam Pnwar Preer.e.4 We are prep":
d to execute JOH add Et Olt NMI nwo Of OWTY nederip.
on cite .per than t can b done eta y other eateblith.
Dent in tae country.
Sir roue lines or less coo ratate one 11.11aquare. Bight
Mee or more time roar cowl owe square.
Hatt square, one day $0 25
one week "1 00
eue month 2 00
three amain!........800
de six months ........ ..... 6 00
one year.. ....... ............... 8 00
One Square, one day
.14 one week 2 00
a one month . ........... ........ 3 50
three moo the ..... ... .... 600
six mouths 10 00
GI one year............. ......... .15 00
far Business noticra inserted in the Lftent Chisnart, or
, e , ore uarriges and Deaths, }Mk CehTd "..". • or,
,ach Insertion.
*1), Marriges and DeathP to be charged se regular •
,rrtt•-i.m••nt.
NO. 100
convenient place in the North-West. an arsenal
'M manufactory o i arms and munitions of war,
tend also a naval station to be located in Micht
gab, as being the most advantageous, both for
the extent of her coast and her unrivalled re
sources for ship-building.
In alluding to national affairs he attributes
our complications abroad and troubles at home
to the inactivity of the army. Mad says the ped. :
pie will not tamely submit to see our armies
used to'protect the slaie property of the rebels
whet the most active means should be taken to t
suppress the rebellion, sparing nothing and
apologising to nobody for our actions.
Deatraotive vFire in Philadelphia.
Burning of the 01Et* 4f Howard's B[-
press and the American Telegraph Dom
parry.:.. •
NARROW ESCAPE OP LIVES
About three o'clock this morning; a fire was
discovered inthe extensive granite building No.
106 South Third street, and No. 248 Chestnut
streets, the structure having two fronts. On
Chestnut street the building is six stories in
heighth, and on Third street five, and is one of
the moat substantial edifices in the city.
On Third street the basement is occupied by
Sohn TrenWith, dealer in newspapers and peri
odicals. A portion is also occupied by the
American Telegraph Company as a storage
room. The telegraph battery was kept in the
vault, under the pavement.
The first story was occupied by the American
Telegraph Company as an office and the fourth
story by the same as an operating room.
The remainder of the building was occupied
by Mesan3. Obertenffer & Fretytag.
On Chestnut street, the basement and first
floor were occupied by Howard 8t Co.'s Express,
and the Hamden 8t Howard Express Companies,
and the secculd, third, fifth and sixth, by Messrs.
Oberteuffer & Freytag, 'importers of nudge dry
goods-l—French, German and bwiss fabrics, con
sisting' of silks, white goods, laces, ribbons, &o.
The fourthfloor formed a part of the telegraph
ing operating room, the building being in the
shape of an L.
The fire broke out in Trenwith's newspaper
depot, on Third street, and burned very fiercely.
All the stock and fixtures of this room were
destroyed. The Ices is estimated at two thou,__
tontehts
of the ethio „...,„ ot the cel
sand dollars, upon which there is no ire. , .—' l ‘ ,ll .
The
lar were al etely ruined.
so_ the telegraphic
weartsimpl
The.offi.ce of the Telegraph Company; which
• been recently been tittedup; $ coniplete
y wrecked, but, fortunately, the operating
room escaped, except a slight injury to the in
struments, from rust, which was epeedly rem
edied. The loss of the company will be aboat
Insured in the Fire associatiOn.
been iu the Ripressornue - . - --e55,..........._ta fet us ._
furniture, ordinary account bo ks, way bills, '
lames, and a quantity of Lowe papers were all
destroyed. This principal books and money
packages were in the tire proof, and were saved.
But few packages ter 'shipment were on hand,.
three large loads having 'men sent to the depots,
Last evening The goods teas ved by the late,
trains were nor taken into the building, but
were upon th sidewalk About two hundred
packages of different; description- , stored in the
odder, prin unclaimed iy unclaimed goods, were de
s ray ed` Their value cannot be estimased.—
£he loss of the ex re s s company will be
about $2,600. No insurame.
The building is owned by Dr. David Jayne. •
Loss about $2,U00. Insured in the Roy al and
other oompaines.
The occupauts of several of the adjoining
buildings suffered by water.
At the time the fire broke out four young
me., were on duty iu the fourth story—tele-
graph room They were Win. F. Snyder. and
Marion Smith, operators and ueorge klaulland .
Edward Summers, uthee buys. The haul:mays
having been open, a dense smoke soon pervaded
the room and the retreat of the young men by -
the Btairaw on Third street was cut off. The
atmosphere was momentarily becomii.g more
suffocating, and the chances of escape were ex
ceedingly slim. The endaugernd persons made
their way to the windowii on Chestnut 'street,
by whicki they obtained fresh air. Through
great exertions they succeeded in attracting the
attention of the firemen below, on Chestnut
street, and arrangements were at once made to
release 'them from their perilous situation. The
scene at this moment was very thrilling. A
ghat delay and the unfortunate individuals
would have been compelled to leap to the
ground' or suffer death by suffocation.
FROM PORT ROYAL
Preparations for Another Naval Ex
pedition.
Letters . from Port Royal to the 80th ult. state
that Commodore Dupont is preparing fora new
naval demonstration. The gunboats are con
centrating there, and the sailors are practicing
with a large number of launches in the work of
lauding troops. About ten thousand soldiers .
could be spared from Hilton Head, in addition
to Gen. Stevens' Brigade, to operate against
Charleston, Savannah or the rebel forces at
Cosawachie. The latter is moat likely the
point to be attacked.
Dnraori, Jan. 8
Prepartions for the Reception of the
Eldon Prisoners from:Richmond.
Passengers by the Old Point boat state that
a flag of .truce had come down from Norfolk,
but brought no news.
The Union prisoners from Richmond were
expected to reach F ortress
. Monroe to-day and
will probably arrive here by the boat to-mor
rdir morning. Arrangements are making to
gill° then a grand reception here and there wil
be eneinterYmaCOrt and our Union citizens will
alscon4e a demonotration worthy of the caw
don: '
RA I.lki •F MY 11.1 ' 0
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PHILAWILPIIIL, Jan. 8.
Naw Yon K, Jan. 8
FROM BALTIMORE.
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Bezamosa, Jan. 3