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k.g3ln_--:•.linut. Sussoarrriolo.
Ini.esAre in nerved to subsortberS in the
' is per Week Yearly Subneribere will be
'{ c no. in advance
AND Betet•Wlicir Talthaandll. -
ow/LOH it. alto published twine slreek during
Leglelature, and weekly during the
tar year, and furnished to nalbSOribtra at
A ti,L cu: i rata*, VIZ :
e .obKerbers per year Beini.Weekly.. ol 60
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1. subqriber, Weekly . • • •
a.11U .1 OF ADVERTLVINEL
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than fast constitute a 111/1111146
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one week ..
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three moutbi
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three moans 00
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Deaths, FP7E inserted tn the Leoat Mum or
ricon nud CENTS "84 T.TVir.'frp
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Y.anlges and Deaths to be oberged M regular
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itlebitat
Ott . JOHNSON
Aziertmconars
LOCK HOSPITAL
it discovered the most certain, speed,
,Tl,l eg(rtintl remedy In the world for
OF IMPRUDENCE.
lrl,n fa xOl to Tway. ROMS
:h )14 amy or Noxious Dre g s.
If :4Tel I , oaerniD, Oa NO MAROS, II 11( 011111
Tao DY,116. - fill
Lon (I Inc. Boa or mho, Strictures, Palns In
et the Kidneys and Bladder, Organic
a Doodler Uterhydoe •sow
pm% Sptrttn, Confusion 01 'dose,
Le iklat,Tlllllditre Trembling% Dimness
lltt 110.1, 101011011 of the Stomach, Affection*
7 ~t, s. Pl' or Skin—thou torrlble dleor
e sr. L.v retion or Salary Dabney 01
-Wo r ar.dwi and dettruotive practises wide
'r axer.. 1401 1. .nxi itrbllity, render MlTTiadia lames
iL,Lo. NMh holy and mind.
Yol:Nii
ircoy iptt ioj4 , oll{) who bhWO become the victilneel
'Cc% ireadiul and destructive habit wirier
dotitaoly grave thousands of
rues Ott, mm -it es tiled silent and bdlliaot Intel-
In no tat.t ineralni have entranced listening
wile with be traders of (+lsm:mace, or waked to 410.
14y :'.one lyre, two tall wild frill conlidenoa
MAHRIABIE.
Lir.ed maw, 01 taut , tootemplatlng marriage, ba•
4. woe of vey weagDl4B, should immediately OM
'Oh 1 tad be Ter.': In perfect harillk.
croa.tll. KAILNIIB
ieseter4 and and NI Moor restored.
Ho 'to pm! , under the ears of Dr. J. MI,
'0 .0' o alll tea honor as a gentleman, and *OS.
r re , y ~ta $l , ll as a physialiat.
trltEre 1 ... south Frederick street, Baltimore,
ne r.tmi Pldo going from Baltimore street, 7
w. Tr , IP par Boulez In observing libe
r 000 r• r. r you will mistake the place. Be par
rip NAN; Quacks, with false llama
ma
entwined by the mode
lOW
14. r. moz o.uutin a FeetageStanap, to WO OA the
0 11. JoEINSTON.
al In her et the Royal College of flurgeone,
one of the meet eminent Oolieges
lee., and the greatest part of whose life
Hospitals of London, ParW,
~ , v h.re, has effected some Of the motet as.
OW were ever known. Many troubled
. 1;1.4 die earn and head when asleep, great nor
xlarmed at sudden sounds, basktfuluese,
• , lu‘limg,attnudod sometimes with derange ,
mad u , r.• cured immediately,
X PithiTICULAlt NOTIGit.
.41 - IReP ell those who having Inland than
r r se and imeroper indulgenclas, that secret
which ruins both body and mind, un
tki Pllher businessor society.
4tt 4).31e ut the sad and melancholy edema pro
tar!, hihlln 01 youth, via : Weakneis of the
hole, Petite in the Read, Dimness of
rw fight,
er, Palpitation
,•11, viiirrliebility, 1 .1..orangement Of the ingestive
• • . Uou, ra , Bynaptotou d Vsissunise
MENTALLY.
the !earful ennui on the mind are womb to
—Lopo of Memory, Confusion of Ideea,
Fyn Forebodings, Aversion tolioole •
lore of Solitude, Tluddity,gte., aro some
•,,,110! pertain of all ages, Gan now judge what
oof their decline In health, losing their vigor,
~; 'cat, ;ale, nervous and emaciated, have a
PDboance about the eyes, ocagh, and symp•
06 41000 b.
YOUNG MEN
.•-•,,,°lmered themselves by a certain preclusion
atm atanc—a habit frequently , learned from
at scithol, the affects of which are
even Whet asleep, and if not oared,rgOers
mimmi.qe, and destroy' both mind and body,
;' • '; AY Immediately.
• 1,4 young rate, the hopes of the soon.
its parents, ehould be snatched trot"
and euJoynienta o f life by the conseqnynoes
-g tap path of nature, and indulging In a
` . .rm hablt ft-la vermeils mast, literr" °MU°
%Intod nd and body are the Bloat n
to promo'. connubial happiness. " f=
v.:, the wnrney through life becomes a weary
th R
e ospeet hourly darkens to the vinyl the
Psi shs.dt..wed with despair, lad filled with th
retlectuo that the happiness of another be
, • ,sts.l with our own.
4 . hNhi vliioitATlNti REMEDY 701 01
BASIC WEAKNESS.
-,seat Ata important remedy, Weakness of the
Cored, and hill vigor restored.
mod and
and debilitated whit
h , ve been Immedistely relieved,. All
-., „ rum Siarrase, Physical or Mental DisquallA•
, litriel ki
Tremhns, Weakn ess or Itchanstion or
nd, speedienl'
SO STRANGERS.
cured at this bostkition within UM
fears, and the numerous Important' Burgin&
i.wrformed by Dr. J., witnessed by
~ the re.
and many other persons, coders of
,Pr.ared main and again before the priblia,
1'0;44
~,,,neman of cheractsr end re.
•• taarantee to the %Mated.
t : ! .. 1 2 8 Iffr IlilitilDENCE.—When the misguldea
" f "ry Of pleasure ends he has imbibed
this painful disease ,
ucation and re It toe often happens that
Ames of snafu or dread if discovery deters
,i who, fm ed
' i can '''.`tYn totho
Lane befriend hlm, rodelaying lib the n”.
' ,'Y'sPteels till!! horrid disease make their
C"nthe head, throit, nose, akin, h.,
• „`' t.,,,,,,f,.t114ttul
byre ,rapidity till death rsts,
nitlerings h)/
hit
e t raveler retur It is a mei
gnu thousands fall ytetiro na sto this terrible
0 .. • Inc u nskilfulness of Ignorant pretend.
"P% of Out dtckily oases, asermsrg, rain
%to mate the realties, ol life miserable.
a
k—f be peeler's Iliplohnasol bang i n b*
Rost ~,e,am Stamp to WI on the reply.
belh "b 1 hY
ir...deriek street, Baltimore.
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th OODS ! FURS
of
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,:yottow Mem Fine too Tow
Next door t o the latt
05. ill. ran 41,
W. GROSS & CO.,
wnoLgSAL.E MrD RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
NO. 19
MARKE T ST REF:T
,ffdaRlB . ltURG, PBAlf'4.
DRUGGISI'i PHYSICIANS, STORE
KEEPERS AND CONSUMER'S,
We are daily adding to our assortment of
pods all such articles as are desirable, and
would respectfully call your atantion to the
largest and best selected stock in this city, of
DRUGS, OHEMIOALB ok'PAINTS,
Oda varnishes and GIUOIII,
Dyelinage, alms and Putty,
Artist Colors and Tools,
Pure Ground Spiess
Burning Fluid sad AlcohoL,
Laird, Sperm and Pine Ode,
Bottles, Vials sited Lai ap Globes,
Castile Soap, Sponges and Cork.,
Ma, dia., &a., dia., dia., &c., ac
With a general yoriety of
PERFURXRY & TOILET ARTICLES,
selected from the beet manufacturers and Pe
towns of Europe and this country.,
Being very large dealers In
PALMS, WHITE LEAD,
LINSEVID OIL,,VARNMEICB,
WINDOW GLASS, ARTISTS
COLORS, PAINT AND
ARTIST'S Burma
IN ALL THEM veaurrum,
COLORS AND MOMS
OF ALINNINDO.
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We respectfully invite •.call, feeling, confi
dealt that we can supply the wants of all on
terms to their satisfaction.
TEETH ! TEETH ll
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PATENT MEDIOINES AND HAIR
BB3TORATITES
Of all kinds, direct from the Proprietors.
Saponifier and Ooneentrated Lye
Wholesale Agents for Saponifier, which we eel
aa low as it can be purchased in the cities.
NEATER'S MEDICAL FLUID EXTRACTS
00AL OIL 1 CARBON OIL 1
Being large purchasers in these Oils, we can
offer Inducements to close buyers. Coal Oil
Lampe of the most Improved patterns, very
cheap. All kinds of lamp changed to burn
Coal OIL •
FARMERS AND GRAZIERS,
Those of you who have not given our HORSE
AND CATTLE POWDERS a trial-know no
their superior*, and the advantage they are
in keeping Horses land Cattle healthy and in
pod condition.
Thousands can testify to the profit they have
derived from the use of ourOattle Powders by
the increasing quantity and quality of milk
besides improving the general health and ap
pearance of their Cattle.
Our long experience In the business given us
the advantage of a thorough knowledge of the
trade, and our arrangements in the cities are
such that we as in a very short time furnish
anything appertaining' to our business, on the
beet of terms.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestows
on our house, we hope by strict attention to
business, a careful selection of
PURE DRUGS
at fair prices, and the desire to please all, to
merit a continuance of the favor of a disorizo
molting public.
fyill AP SUGARS l I—Clall at
11110i0La & BOWMAN,
sonar 'soot sad anima Arm&
HARRISBURG, PA., MON DAY MORNING, MARCH 3, 1862.
atistellancous
PUBLIC SALE.
N PURSUANCE of on order of the Or
-1 Court of Dauphin county, Will be exposed to
side, on
SATURDAY, the Bth day of March, 1862,
at the Coati House in the city of Harrisburg at 2 o'clock,
P. Y. , the following real estate, viz : A certain two
steryframe house and piece of:ground situate in said aki r
and county, bounded anh descr,bed es follows, to wit :
Beginning at a point on South street, the corner of the
piece of ground and house formerly owned by James
Williams, twelve feet and six inches from West alley,
theece along said South street towards High street
etwalve feet six inches, thence on a line parallel with west
alley towards State street forty-six feet six Inches, thence
on a line parallel with State street twelve feet six inches
towardsWeet alley, thence on a line parallel with West
alley tortyedx feet elk inches to the place of 'beginning,
ether with the piece t‘ ground adjoining the aforesaid
use and ground on the west side titheentone foot wide.,
on South street extending In depth the EMU width par-.
alley with west alley thirty-two leit t.n molten, heing
now used as an alley belonging to the aforesaid house and
ground, whereon Is erected a two story frame house, late
the estate oCILiZABilfil THOMPSON. deCeseed.,
Attendance will be given and conditions of sale made
known by DAVID IL ituBINSOIt, Executor of said de
ceased. JNO. lUNGLAND, Clerk, 0.0.
ibbB-dts
DNALICH IN •
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BUFFALO AND GUM OVER SHOES, '
TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGEL
AVMS OLD STAND corner of the alley, next to the
Court House, Market, street, Harrisburg, Pa.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore bestowed upon
the late Arm of A. Hummel & Co., we trust by strict Ate
tentlon to business, and by keeping a well illesarse ex=
or aeons to merit a continuance of the same.
Melee Cell and examine our crook and rams before
buying elsewhere.
jantl•lyd 'A RUNNEL
Goods era purchased direct from he manufactures for
cash enabling them to sell very low.
JUST OPENED!
A FINE LOT OF SUPERIOR
15131112EAJELIS
MALD — E e . GOod itobao nnd from one'
to two years old, of my own manufacture. a tine
tot of choice Chewing aid Smoking Tobacco, Pines, Snuff
and a large variety of ,her articles constantly on it au d
tor ado wholesale and retail. lhanktul for former pat.
mega,
share l no th e b
trade. atrlot etteutiou to business to r e ceive a
liberal
A tine Smoking Room attached, Where customers may
lay beck and test my Elegant and Tongan).
Don't forget the window with the Snip hi It; that a the
plans to buy your Tobacco and aegars. North ' Market
Square, above Market attes t , Harrutbarg.
Dec. 4 , IB6I .— dam WYKOFF.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
"LIMBROIDERED, REPS,
1. - A" Pisin4ind Figured Reps,
Itch Figured all Wool Delaiues, •
Plain Mariposa and Cashmeres,.
Fancy Paris Dress Silks,
Superior Plain Colored Dress Silks,
Warranted makes of plain black silks,
New Styles Low Priced Delainea
At as UMW & mortise's
Wuxi door to the Harrisburg Bank Market settare.
earl
OXIMILATBD DANDELION COFFEE ,
JUST tiEUEIVS -
D a large- quantity uf
superior Dandelkin Ooze, wind' we will sell low
to snit the times; also, pure ground alo Goilee and Tu
rkey 0011eur all tat up in one pound,patelteges. 041 and
wuordoe it the wholesale and retail erocory store of
NICHOLS & BOW MAN,
corner of Front and Market streets.
Ch w. 2611:7331N - Clia,
TRW/ELMO AGENT OF TIM
OLD - WALLOWER LINE•
OLD TRANSPORTATION - LINE
is in a docent al operation and prepared L to carry
ibejlaa LOW sa any other individual line - between
phis, liszTisburg,Sunbury,Lewisburg,
Wllllams
sport, Jersey Shore, Lock Haven, and all points on. the
Northern Matra', Philadelphia and thie, and Williams -
port and Moira Railroads.
Local AgentatHarria wo burg
A. I&
flootti sent Go PEACOOK, ZELL di lIINOILHAN Nos.
808 and 810 Iliarket street, above Rlghth, by 4 o 'clock,
P. M., will antra at Harrieb arg, ready for de livery the
soext morning. ' O. P. MIIIINOH
Apgar Traveling . Agent.
NEW CLOTHING STORE.
SHELLENBERGER & BROTHER
M?r7rMT= ' M
(Room formerly ocapied by as Post:fwd.)
undersigned have just opened a
rileew and large assortment of -too latest styles of
clothhig. We are also prepared to manufacture to order
all lands of Gatti Wear, out to the latest style 4 and rash -
lona. We have always on hand a large stook of Beady
made clothing sad Gentleman's Furaisning Goods.
ttonAlßut H. iIBELLIONGhIitGaR & 550.
COAL! POWDER!!
COAL REDUCED 11 1
L N consideration of the hard times, and
is I sell exclusively FOB GASH, l have reduces the
price of Coal as follows :
Lykens Valley Broken ® $2 90 per ton
14 u rge E gg 290 at 14
41 " Small Bat. 290 " "
" " MAYO " 290 " "
N ut t, 226 II
Wilkebarre ft 290 CS 41
Lability " 2 90 it IS
Goal delirered by the Pau= Wotan:, Cases; it
canoe Weighed at the purchasers dcor, and it halls
short 10 room, the Coal wild be forfeited.
All Coal of the best quality mined, delivered free from
all impurities.
SW-Coal sold la gestates, at the LOWBST WHOLIBUJI
MOM
ALVA far Duponrs Celebrated Powder, a large supply
always On hand, at Basinfisturers prime
Wit lams lot of superior Wok Bay fat
lima M. WHEELER.
JOHN B. MITE'S
BOOT & SHOE STORE
coattEß BECIOND AND wmaurr
Harrisburg, Pa.
ALWAYS on hand a large assortment of
BOOTS ) MORS, GAITERS, Sui., of the very best
swinges fbr ladles, gentlemen, and Windrow' wear.—
Prices to suit the times. All hinds of WORK MADE TO
ORDER lush* best style by superior workmen
REPAIRING doziest short notice.
JOHN B. SMITH, Harrisburg.
THEO. F. OCHEFFER,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
NO. 18, MARKET STREET
HARRISBURG. •
gfirParticular attention paid to Printing, Ruling and
Binding of Railroad Blanke t Mandhats, Policies, Checks,
Drafts, dm Gene printed at $2, $B, and $5 per
thousand in agant k . i2O
LADIES CORSETS,
ALL OF DIE DIFFERENT SIZES,
WHITE AND COLORED.
IMbeet article inaaufaatared. can bear , : at
st
Nod door to the Harrisburg Ban h.
ItiIACIEREL Nos. 1 2 and 3in aIL abed
AMpickipe. Wile ;ripply ; sekreoerved, O wl
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faCkitiwArra,Od iia rep:: ssentolloesitlie by
:o'4 , - •r , i ,, IVJEAMXic Jr4/10ii•' :1;
TE!IC=
mt.* .n trate Se tiaruiportattui:
,= :,4 - i4SYLVANI.A r HAIL -ROM:
WINTER TIME TABLE.
FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO AND
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
The Pguwasger Trahos or llio - Pouraylraala Railroad
Oboapany will depart wand arrive at Harrisburg sad
41111000.19 , as follows ' •
TIMOUGHICEPRICEN TRAIN leaves . Harrisburg daily
at fl./11 a. in, and 'arrives at. West rdlatelphia at 7.40
'a. m.
.FAST LYNX leaven Harelabnrg daily, (except Sunday,)
at 1.00 p. m., and arrives at West Philadelphia at 6.10
p. m.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily (except SU 5 d 5 3)
at 6.65 p. In a and anivea at West Philadelphia at 11.00
P. m,
ACOOMMOMATION TRAIN, its . Mount Joy, team
711arrtsburg at 7.80 m. , and %mom at Wart
.
`Atelphla at 12.85 p. m.
RABRIEBORG Aooommoraning TRAIN, 'la Colum
bia, loaves !ignitible." it 2.00 p. m.. and arrives NO Wort
Oblls•tolobin tt 7.20 p. m.
THROUGH Wafts TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at
10.80 p. m., Harrisburgin., Altoona 8.40, a.
In., and arrives at Pittsburg at 1.28 p.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at 8.00 a. in., and ar
rives at Harrisburg atl.2op. M. ;lemma Burial) tug at 9.00
m., Altoona, 8,80 p. in., and arrives at Pittsburg at
9.80 p. id.
VAST LINE leaves Philadelphia at U. 25 a. my Hanle.
barn 4.09 4 p. m., Altoona at 9.10 p. in., and arriving at
Pittsburg at 1.40 m.
HARRISBURG ACOOKMODATION TRAIN leaves PBS.
delpela at 2.80 p. m., and arrives at Oarriaburg at 8.00
MOUNT JOY AOOOIIMODATION via Mount Joy;leaves
Lancaster at 11.88 a. m., arrives 'at Harrisburg at 1.80
p Th . •
Ine
NEWS EXPRESS and PASSENGER TRAIN will leave .
West Philadelphia at 4.00 a. m.; Lancaster 7.07 a. m.
Mount Joy at 7.43 a. m., Middletown at 8.26 a.. m., and
arrive at Harrisburg at 3.66 a. m., connecting with Mail
Train weal, from Harriaburg, &MOO a. m.
BIMUEL D. YOUNG,
Bunt:last, lay. Penna. Railroad.
Harrisburg, January 24,1882 —dtf
Northern Central Railway
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
WINTER AZULUIVENLENT.
%VW MAINS DAILY .10 AID MOD
A.• 111 I lir Q 10
0 .19aU -1,4*-414fKatiQn „made at Harrisburg
•
..• TO AND FROM. NEW YORE.
SLEEPING EARS RUN ON ALL NISRT TRAINS.
T .. .It AND •./LFTER SUNDAY, NOV. 24,
UM' the Pasonger-Tratns of the Northern tbatzal
.t.A.1 1 7.-,•.- will arrive at and ddpart from Harriaberg and
Baltimore as Ibllews, via :
GOING SOUTH.
SlAlit TRAIN arrives at Harrisburg 1.05 P M
and leaves " 1410 P. M
=PRIM gs arrives at " R. 47 A. 31
and leaves " 3310 A X
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Go NG NORTH.
MAIL THAW leavesataltlmore at 8.25 A. 31.
and arrives at Harrisburg:.... 1.00 P. X.
and leaves! North at 1.20 P. IL
WORM TRAIN leaves Baltimore at........ 8.00 P. X
. and arrives at Harrisburg.... 8.00 P. N
and leaves North at........... 8.10 P. N
HARRISBURG ACIOOMMODATION TRAIN
Leaves Harrisburg for Baltimore 8.46 A. M.
Returning—haves Sidtbnore 8.813 P. M.
The only train leaving Harrisburg on Sunday will be
the tannins Train, South at 8.20 A. M.
oar further intbrmation apply at the °Moe, in Penes
Rotrle4 HoPot
JOHN F. ORRICE, Agent.
k.itoriimaturg, Nov. 23, 1361,—dis
WINTER TIME *ARRANGEMENT
NOW Alit LIND ROUTE
THREE TRAINS DAILY TO NEW YORE,
AND
PHILADELPHIA
WITHOUT MANGE OF OAPS.I
QN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEM
BER 4,1861, the Pusenger Trains will leave the
P delphis end Reading Railroad Depot, allilarrlaborg,
foi. Raw York and Philadelphia, m follows,
EASTWARD.
HEMPBRIS ISSlNleaves Harrisburg at 8.80 a m. on ar
rival of Pennsylviuna Railroad Express Train f rom the
arrivingin New 'York at 11.6 a. m., and at Phila
delphia at 9.00 a. in. A idipepiog.car Y attached to the
Wiwi through from Pittsburg without change.
. mem WAIN InaveitHarrisbnrS at S a. m., arriving
fit Now York at 5.809. m. , and Philadelphia at 1.26 p. at.
TART LINE lea Hartiaboggotl.4o p. m. on arrival
of Peamtvlvants Past Mail, arriving in Now
York at 9.50 p. m., and Philadelphia at 8.40 p. m.
WESTWARD.
peer TANS leaves New York at 8 m., and Phllade
ptila at Ba. in arriving at Hartiabarg at Ip. m.
11.631, TEAM leaves New York at 12.00 noon, and Phil.
adelphia at 8.18 p. in., arriving at Harrisburg at 8.10
p in
=PENNS LINE leaves New York at 8 p. m. arri
ving at Harrisburg atB.lo a. m., and connecting with the
Pennsylvania &press Train for Pittsburg. A sleeping
ear is also attached to this train .
Connections are nude at Harrisburg with trains on the
peonsylvania, Northern Coign] and Cumberland Valley
Rai/wads, and Si Beading for Philadelphia, Pottsville,
Wilkeebarre, Allentown, Bastes, Ao.
11eggage checked through. Bare between New York
and HarrhiOnrti, 10 00; between Harrisburg and Phila
delphia, $2 25 in No. 1 cars, and 52 70 in No. 2.
Per tickets or other Information apply to
J.J. CLYDE,
not Geaelel Agent, Harrisburg.
TORT FOLIOS 1
wRYITNG DESKS,
TRAVELING RAGS,
PIIRS.M,
FORTMONAIES,'
And algeneral assortment of
FANCY WOOS
have just been rebeived at
BERGNER'S CHEAP 1300KSTORE.
K*LTIbIRIB DRUG BTilißli is the Rises)
m say roust Mosissos
‘.
ON AND APTZP.
MONDAY JANUARY Nth, 1862
EASTW A RD
WESTW ALBD.
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FROM WABifiNGNON.
4.ig:to Iwo
THE MEXICAN QIIEET/ON.
No Panes Granted,to go South
THE TROOPS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT IN
GOOD CONDITION.
They are Anxious to Meet the Enemy.
D.EGYJINATION OF MAJ: GEN.
Vileaumaros, Mira 2
Gen. Lander died this afternoon at Pawpaw,
Western Virginia, from the debilitating effects
of his wound, received at Edwards' Ferry. Hie
body is on the way to this oity, where his
widow resides.
It is said to be clearly understood between
the allied powers, that a monarchy in Mexico
will result from the invasion of that country,
notwithstanding the assurances given to the
United States that they should not seek any
political object there.
It is believed they disposed of those assu
rances by riving that the monarchy will , be
established by the free choice of the Mexican
people, just as the Empire was established in
France by the tree choice of the French na
tion.
ledge Freese has obtained leave to vacate
for the time being his office as Assistant Adju
tant General and Provost Judge of Alexandria,
in order to join Eleintsleman's division as Pro
vost Marshal.
The War department refesoi to transmit any
otters to the southern States.
Numerous passes have been given to women,
children and persons in ill health to return to
their friends alad families. Passes for bast
nese purposes or to persons merely desiring
to visitthe South and West are invariably re
fused.
Reports from every military depot received
during the past week, represent the troops as
being in a good condition, and that there pre
vails among them a vigorous and patriotic
spirit for action in the field.
Numerous applications by regiments and °fet
ters have been made to be released from duty in
guarding posts, and placed where they will
have an opportunity of meeting the enemy in
battle.
Major-General Hitchcock declines hie ap
pointment to that position, on the ground that
the bad health with which he hue been
suffering for several years will -Dot-- -
mit him to perform the duties of the field.--
His letter of declination utters strong
Union sentiments. His fervent desire that the
rebellion may be speedily overthrown, and his
confident belief that, this will soon take place,
and the authority of the Federal Government
everywhere be established. He expreseed great
admiration bf the brilliant achievements re
cently in the West, and of the military genius
which they manifest.
AN EXPEDITION TO EASTPORT,
MISSISSIPPI.
Strong Vnion Feeling in South:Tennessee
and North Alabama.
TYRANNY or THE. REBELS
—.—
Seizure of Wheat and Flour by our
Forces.
Wasansrerroa, March 1.
Dispatches were received at the Navy De
partment to day from Commodore Foote, en-
closing a report from Lieut. Given, in which
he sass he returned, to Cairo on the 25d, after
having gone up the Tennessee river in the gun
boat as high as Eastport, Alabama.
He is happy to state that he has met with
an increased union sentiment. in South Tennes
see and North Altbama—he saw a few. Missis
sippians in Sardin, McNary, Wayne and Deca
tur, and a portion of Hardimen, all of which
border upon the river.
The Union sentiment is strong, and those
who do not express themselves openly loyal,
are only prevented by their fears of the mili
tary tyranny and coercion which is practiced
by marirauding bands of guerilla companies of
cavalry.
learning that a large quantity of wheat and
flour was stored in Clifton, Tennessee, intended
of course to be shipped to the South, a large
portion of it having been bought for a lb* in
Memphis, on his way down be blinded thereand
took on board a thousand sacks and one hun
dred barrels of flour, and some 6,000 bushels of
wheat.
He also considered it his duty to take posses
sion of the above in order to prevent i 4 being
seized by the retiels, or dispersed in the rebel
country.
The glorious successes of our armies at Forts
Henry and Donelson, he says have been most
beneficial to the Union cause throughout
south and west Tennessee and Alabama.
The Union men can now begin to express
their loyal sentiments, without fear of being
mobbed, especially along the banks of the
river. He brought down, under arrest, a man
named Wm. P. Poole, who has been active in
opposing the Union men in his community,
He has warned the inhabitants of the dif
ferent towns along the banks of the river, that
he would make seoassioniste and their property
responsible for any outrages committed on the
Unionists in their communities, and had en
listed seventeen men and brought down a por
tion of the refugees.
PROM BALTIMORE
NO NEWS FROM THE SOUTH
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The Old - Point boat brings no news. 'A. Rag
of truce, with - prisoners, hid not tirriyed when,
the boat left. - •'
LATER FROM EUROPE.
111111111, OF THE STEMOSIO ARABIA.
THE GERMAN FEDERATION.
THE MITIOAN QUESTION IN IMILEID.
PROBABLE FALL OF THE PALMERSTON
MINISTRY.
The Ar chduke
e United States Gunboat Tuscarora
and, the Pirate Sumter at Gibraltar.
The Stone Blockade in the English Par-
What the Mason and Slidell Affair
Coat England.
The Royal mail steamship Arabia arrived
from Liverpool on Saturday, the 15th, via
Queenstown. Oo the 16th ahe put iu here short
of coals, at 2.80 P. M.
The Arabia reports having experienced strong
westerly gales during the whole passage. She
has 60 passengers for New York.
LIVIMPOOL. —The sales of cotton oh Saturday
amounted to 12,000 bales., the market closing
firmer but unchanged.
LONDON. —Consols are quoted at 9240,93.
Austria having protebttd against the views of
Russia with reference to German ening the
atter government, in a note to Austria and the
other German states, says there appears to be
no well founded motive for such a protest.
a k Tbe French papers express the opinion that
the Mexican question will lead to the fall of
the Palmerston cabinet in England.
It is positively stated that the Archduke
MAximillian has accepted the Mexican throne.
The 11. 8. gunboat Tuscarora is reported to
be at Gibraltar, where the pirate Sumter still
remains wituout coal.
In the Rouse of Lords, Earl Russell, in reply
to Lord Stanhope, stated that the British Gov
ernment had protested against the permanent
destruction of any of the harbors on the
Southern coast of America by the stone block
ade, end the United States Government bad
answered its protest by denying any snoh in
tention.
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The expense to England of the Mason and
Slidell affair is understood to tlo £364,000.
It is understood that the address from the
French-i3hambers in answer to the speech of
the Emperor, will contain a mild rebuke to the
people for not listening to the conciliatory
propositions of France for the settlement of
the Roman question. The Austrian poncordat
wee to be,revised with the consent of-the peo-
The Burnside Expedition.
RECONNOISSANCE UP THE CROWIN RIVER.
THE CAPTURE OF WINTON.
A dispatch from Commodore Goldsborough
to Secretary Welles, dated United States Steam
er Philadelphia, off Roanoke Island, February
23d, says :
The reconnoitering party sent up to Chow
an's river- has returned ; it did not go up be
yond Winton—there the enemy, in considerable
force, opened a heavy fire upon the vessel in
advance, the Delaware, with a battery of artil
lery and musketry, which induced our force to
attack it in return, both by landing the 9th
New York Zouaves and with the guns of the
vessels that could be brought to bear. The
enemy soon took flight, and the houses he
occupied as quarters were burned. Not a man
on our side of either arm was injured.
MILWAITSIIM, Wis., March 1.
A destructive fire occurred here this morning
and destroyed the entire block known as the
Albany building.
Tne first floor was occupied by the American
Empress office, Leahey's gas fixture establish
ment, Bell's liquor store, Wisconsin seed store
and saloone—stock mostly saved. The second
story was occupied by the law offices of Finch,
Lynd & Miller, Brown & Ogden, Carey & Platt,
and several others—books and.papers saved.—
The large concert and opera hall covered the
third floor, which was entirely destroyed, to
gether with the scenery and stage fixtures. The
bis's on the building is estimated at $75,000
insured for $50,000. The other louses are not
known.
FROM NEW YORK.
Beilhig of the Steamer Kangaroo.
'Haw YOBS, March 1.
The steamship Kangaroo sailed to-day for
Liverpool with $179,000 In specie.
Secretary Seward has rescinded the order re
quiring persons leaving the country to procure
PamPorta.
lIBPLEASANT INTERRUPTION. —While Jeff. Davis
was reading his rnaugural Address at Richmond
on Saturday, a telegraphic despatch announ
cing the fall of Nashville, interrupted the har
mony of the proceedings. It is supposed that
Davis immediately thereafter added the little
statement that "we have met with serious dis
asters," and that " the tide was against" the
rebellion. Perhaps, also, the rebel President's
- unusual outbursts of piety at the conclusion
of his harangue ' was wrung from him by his
Consciousness of deserving do countenance in
his sin.
Sunni the Cumberland river has fallen, forty
or fifty dead wash soldiers have been found
with their hands cut off, supposed to have bten
done by the fugitives in crossing the river on
their memorable retnitt, to prevent them sink
bls the battik r; 9•
Be=max, March 2
PRICE ONE CENT.
the Mexican Throne.
1=E:::2
I==l
liament.
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WAPHINGTON, March 1
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
THE PAB3PORT ORDER RESOItTDED