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ONE,I`4); OF IMPIIIIDENOE.
'I, TWILIII 1100116
to left:pry or Noxtoist Drugs.
at ao CHASMS, ut neon One
Two Pars.-
•il.l fie
Bae ' mbs, Strictures, Paths to
0, tile Oiler And Madder, Omani, ;
" ikin ti t r , [way of thePhysica •Itow•
Iritsi COdhilfen 61 'dabs,
Coq. _
~, ii: Setri, Trombilagn, Dlmtioes
7: •
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.oe or the Stomach, Affection'
p e a ::,:.,,;f F. or Skin—tbue• terrible diem ,
o„ , ,
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.L, 111.11,r0 tine or Solitary Hahne of
orstructive practises which
. , , render 1111teriage Impoet.
r. nil dray.} il j rely and mind.
YOUNd MEN.
earn v.w: pia Roo hove become the viettme et
Cc*, ir,ca v! and destructive habit which
,• 1.• U. ,e Latlitioly grave thousands of
scot exalted Went and brilliant Intel
mint otherwise have entranced listening
ii , !, kteth.ll,l6Os O r eloquence, or waked to OD-
C.rl'fv.Tha telL with fall confidence.
moteMplang
should imsta ll idia n ,telhfits
RI 11 , t. and be war,' to perfect health. .
WEAKNBS
haerb,a, red and full vapor restored.
£l , ' are pare moan under the care of Dr. J. may
re :ICJ c hnofir sea gentleman, and son
G:c , c . as a physician.
Ii ;Ma; so Noah Frederick street, Baltimoro,
r pi.le going from Baltimore street, I
o.r:rotir, Be particular In observint thr
snismito Me place. Be par
ti fii4irr4 Quacks, with false tuttnet
•• •r; 'L..4 • ohdoalea, attracted by the renuta
emir
..tatin a PottageStainp, to use on the
oh. JOHNSTON;
Lrtaber at the Noyal College of Surgeons,
• :moos:rim nue of the meat 0111111001 College.
slater, tail the greatest pert of whose ft
bout u the doopitais of London, Paris, Phila.
. ; "rwrirre, nos sfrot.ted some of the moat at.
o were ever known. Ifany troubled
r , • .1; .1: the meet iced head when asleep, great
alarmed at 'sudden sounds, baslifuluefla,
eau cilArLug,sttmodud sometime:a with damage.
le zueed immediately,
Tu.), PAR OCULAR NOTICE.
all three who having Injured them.
and improper indnigencies, that, 'secret
, cb.t whine fultre both body and 811161, un.
(^r eat.. nualuessor society.
LIT 841CIO fit !he sad and melancholy edecte pre
carly l'cbloe nt youth, vie: Weakness of the
moo la the Head, Inetriess rd Sight,
Palpitation of the Heart, DYll•
Tr ‘tailly Dersugament orals
Dlgesthrt
BYtaptoma 'lnsunC.
YE TALLY.
4 V1,,t, the toprtul eftentr: on the mind are mush to
••J ui *unary, Omeasto ve sot tem, Ile
kiirP4 Evil Y4rebodingt, Arsion imkbole-
N itte r .l, 14C0 fir solitude, Titoldltyohe, ere same
„"- 4cts.
. ,
perlol.ll of all Nee" can now
i49ir Aaclloe In health, losing their Vigor,
. w eak. ner9ollll one em51 , W14404. alma' a
lbc•Ot the eyes, wail; UAL IMP'
3,114113 t.
. , .
YOUNG MEN
!I1,1;144,ml t nonstdvse by a ilertain praottoti,_l_lC
halt
trttleueuerttly 1
llbot. ensed R om
‘eb l
e d
tf oared , render
A el) aexep, ri
1 :
anti destroys both Wad and body, , ^1!
pity that a Viing matt, the hopes Us mule.
parent*, should be snaleited Cruz
, OV'menut of life by the 00tuNntielp001
lath ot nature, mot Indulging la a
..orsons mut, Were molten
tt, sAlitilliGit.
..1! 1 twill ..i' oil and body aro th e most neeeselal
'Nit•
•
•- in i‘li,inote catioubial happiness. Indere!
irt -.•
. ; ..aele, tie journey through lire becomes a weary
',,Z,ke, lb i pricpeci hourly darkens to ttte 'limit he
-...,./.11 sld:owed with despair, IS:4MM with tit ,
~,."' ! rdie,th e th at the neoplasia of mother be.
"'• . ..tie./ sub nor oma
' 'c*li's INVlllOttAtlffo MILLMUY ?OR OR;
nANT WRARNARIL
: ' . r". Peel ..rd important remedy, Westnem of ,the
`.:','•••.spee.lll,, :eyed, and Tall rigor restored. •
...ii.,.. a l the moil nervous and debldrsiOdlerbe
,••'••'''' tre. thee been lin mod istely rellevidi '. &Ib
,:„ , i'..ts to nt, hays Physical or Mentsf•thlainfall"
t.,;:;"tql.. Tretnbling, Weaknese or Meriattiptho or
,ierfld Idea, speedily eared.
, .
TO STRANORDS•
& 4 ....' 4 sl itutsuudi Oared at this limitation within tee
.4,lters, and the aumerone Important Burros.
ir.,., '.!' Nr.Gritiod by Dr. J., Witneservi by the 111 *
r.......-,.'''),'Popere, ..cid many other persons aotkorol
V„,,,,1','" sPpearol seats and again before tbe reek,
4141, Mc
as /mimes of chartsetir sincir•-•
',lst...Melee'. auarantee to the &filleted.
..
..,4,, a ,
'.. z,,,. '' ' . ottu htiCK—Whee the misguided
',!..... • ''t iotery Cl pleasure ands he hes Imbibed
. ~, ''', (the federal illeeme, It too often haymows that
.. ~:', &u of shame or dread of dlseOwery doter.
a . ,.. 4 4 aoplyed ie thump whit, from education and re •
..; " ~. ttp 314f1e berrlend him, delaying till the ow •
"....,,...,:Yrr..i0.r.....f ibis horrid disease make their
~,,.,., ‘ ',Lisik.sof too head, throat. nosey . skin , B° ,_
. .4; will hightrill rapidity, till death P.,hma,
~..,'
.- i 4r...11tel ..ullerintis by sending him lid ",...,'
Se.. - zi vhvnes en traveler ratans. " It le a ilos.'
F;,,,_ : ~ I ii,o. ih,,,isiaide fall tenons to this tireßtk
,„;.,,,,,,,,,,c,.!„ uoiskillelnew of ignorpat prebend.
`,,.. ' ...^r lbw dewily pian, essnisrifl role
,Li ~, , r.i rr.ke thr residu e ~. life miserable.
-.. stvil.....Tha IMeterie inpaiman tisql itt his
,„.,..;. ;.als3‘r ; coujidu I, stamp to on tits. ve reply lT , ~ !,„;;;;;It. ;•3,
sal? o
.+L, crick ...tract, flattoturr,
DRESS Gooil FURS
, 4 (1 at ver
4tock of these goods will be
y low iiiae furs •vorr.
Nast door to the" 1110
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lor&
Haniableg Daft'
m. &
D W. GROSS & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,
NO. 19
MARKET STREET
BAR.R.IBBURG, PEAN'A
DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, STORE.
KEEPERS AND CONSUMERS, -
We are daily adding AO our assortment of
goods all such articles as are desirable, and
would respectfully call your atention to the
largest and bed, selected stock iin this city, of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS &
011 a, varnishes and Olu.a,
Dyer!huffs, Maas and Patty,
Artist Colon and Toed%
Pure%lround Spies.
Burning , fluid and Alcohol,
Lard, Spann and Pine 011 a,
Bottles, Vials and Loam Globes,
Castile Soap, Sponges and Corka,
&a., dre, dre., dcs,, droe., dm, &a
With s general variety of
g.1:10)(iji):1:1
selected from the beet manufacturers and Pe
turners of Europe and this country.
Being very large dealers In
PAINTS, witrrE LEAD,
LMSEED OIL, VMMO3IO3,
'.NEEW DREII3B: GOO D 13.1..-
EBROIDEEtED BEN,
Plo&la and Figcmed Rage,.
, • -
Riah iligtuitti•tilf Wool Delainea; '
Plain Meginoesiand Osehmeres,
.-
_— - ________,s4. . ' tiperior p
lain Colored Dreel3ll3ll,
. Warraatedidakesofplaia black silks,
New 'Styli. Low Priced Delathes
At Oa =dem & BaOTHaird
West door to the ElsriAbarg Beak Market Square .
lurr4
WINDOW GLASS, ARTISTR,
•
OOLOB3, PAINT AND *
MOW% BRUSHES
-"IN ALL THEIR
00L0118 AND MIO=E
OF IMOOMM,
el ,
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' : 7 .:' - "' ' 2I ":A. • ..-
19 w"uNZ.INV 0.
$
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We respeothaly Invite a call, deeling, and
dent that can supply the wants of 'all on
terms to their sabbsfeablon;
TEETH 1 'TEETH II
JONLPS AND WHITEWSPORMILALN DIEM,
PATENT MEDICINES AND HAIR
RESTORATIVES
Of ell kinds, direct from the Proprietors.
Saponifier and Thmeentrat4 Lye. . !
Wholesale Agetrita for Saponifier, which we sell
as low as it can be purchased in the deem.
- ,CEILYER'S MEDICAL FLUP =mars
WAG OIL °ARBOR , OIL 'I
Being large purchasers in these Ofln, we can
offer inducements to burns. Oosl 911
Lamps of the most improved patterns, very
cheap. All kinds of 'snipe clinoged to brill
Coal of. •
FARMERS, 4.4 0 0 40.4 MRS
Those Of T oo w ho have not giveir ow, aqua ,
cuearca POWD,XB3 a itch& know .no
.
thetiftniperioniy, and the n41'010148 they are
in katiping Hones .. i atul Cattle heathy land In
xilT 0 1 ,1*P" • • • - • ,
iliousends con testify to the kat they
derived fton - the we of our Battle Powdere.bY
the inereeeb3q quantity and quality oL Was
i bisidat improving the general health and lip
. • , oe of their Cattle. ,
Our long experience In the bnidnemgives tui
the advantage of a thorough knowledge, of the
trade, and 'our arringenienta in the: cities Ma
such that we can his very short time .furnbth
=Alb* apperteluing to our Inkeiltese, on the
beet of tonna.
Thankful for the liberel patioaage bestow e
on our house, we' hope by strict attention to
business, a careful selection of
PURE DRUGS
at fair prices, and the Oeetre to pieties all;, te
merit a continuum of the favor of a ellearho
hating
cEl7.4l',l3l7GAltsI .--All.ll. at -
t 2 00 11 0/40 11 .11 1 1WKAN,'
I p SWIM Areal alai Market atreetki
HARRISBURG, PA., TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1862.
elisullantous
PUBLIC SALE.
.11 . N PURSUANCE of on order of the Or
phans, Clean of Dauphin county, Will be exposed to
s e, on
SATURDAY, the Bth day of March, 1862,
at the Court Heise In the city of Harrisburg at 2 &dock,
1.. N. the following real agate, : A certain two
story frame house and piece of ground situate in said ity
and county, bounded and described as follows, to wit :
Beginning at a point on South street, the corner of Me
piece of gronnd and house formerly owned by James
Williams, twelve feet and six Inches from West alley,
thence along said South street towards High street
twelve feet six Inches, theorems 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
towards West alley, theme on a lice parallel ,with West
alley forty-six feet sir inches to the place of beginning,
together with the piece of ground adjoining the a termaid
house and ground on the went side thereof, one foot wide
on South street extending . in depth the *sans wilith
ajjel with westalley tbirtytwo teat 'tn Inches,, haling
*boar need as an alley belonging to the mermaid boasts and
ground, whereon is erected a two story frame house, late
the estate of 21,12,0111 CH THOMPiCIN. deceased.
attendance will be givenaud conditions of We made
known bq DVID Y. KulaliSON, Executor of said de.
awed. JNO. llllealleND, (Ark, O. 0.
febB-dtt
A. EIUMMEL,
DISALIth
BQOTS AND. SHOES,
BUFFALO AND GUNDVER SHOES, -
TRUNKS 'AND CARPET BAGS.
ATjTalt OLD STAND corner or the alley, nest to the
Court House; Market strap', liarrisburg, Pa.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore bettowed upon
the late firm Of A. Rummel tit Co., we trust by strict at,
tentlon to business., and by keeping a well 6111.11CLID irrocm
or 00oDS to merit a continuance of the same.
Please call and examine oar moor and moss Wore
buying elsewhere.
Janll.lydA .
.lIIIMMEL
Goode are purchased direct from he manufactures for
cub enabling,them to sell very low.
JUST OPENED!
A rum LOT Or SUPERIOR
iSEIGI-1161=1.61,1
MADE of Good Tobacco, and from one
to two years old, of my own IMAlRlfilOtlite. A doe
101 01 choice Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Pipets Snug
and a large variety of Other lodates dionalantly Oa " hro 0
for sale wholesale arid retail. - Thankful for former pat.:
mange, I bope by atria attention to business to receive a
liberal [Mare of the trade.
A nne Saleltlag Room attached, where customers may
lay buck and next to Segura and TOnacco. -
Don't forget the window with the Snip in it; that is the
place to buy your TObattOo and neon. North Market
Square, above alarket street, Harriabergi
Doc. 4,1861.-43 m wM. WYKOFF.
CELEBRATED DANDELION COPFEEk
tLIEVI" ttEoßrirle) a large quantity of
wirier naagoacka name, taunt/ we will Bell 101 f
to inn the timer ; also, pure, ground glo agree and Tur
key 'OMNI all put up an one pound packages. Gill and.
=palms ai the wholesale awl retail arooe , y store of
• NICHOLS d BOWMAN,
corner of Front and Market streets.
t7.3'.. 3401:73E1.017 . 0.13C P
TRANIUMG AGM/NFU THIS
OLD WALLOWER` :LINE.
pins OLD TRANSPORTATION . LINE
j_ still to snecessittloperation and prepared parry
height LOW as any other individual line 'between
Phibidalphia, Hartisburg,Sunbury,lawisburg, Williams.
sport, Jersey Shore, Loot Haven, and all points on the
Northern °antral, Philadelphia and skis, and Williams •
port and Railroads.
Losal Agent at Harrbbnit
• D. A. flltrigNOH.
Goods mot W PEA.OOOE, ZBLI. & HINORILBN, Noe.
808 end 810 Market street, above Eighth, by 4 o'clock,
P. 18., will arrive at Rerrleburg, ready for d ILver"' the
next
C orning. , 0. Y. 81178N011,,
apB.tf Iraveling
NEW CLOTHING. STORE..
SHELLERBERGER &. BROTHER )
; - NO. 80 MARKET STREET.
(Room formerly ochuyied by the Portefroe.)
'PRE undendgaed have jyaat opened a
ned , and large aseortioent of we:latent styles • of
ohahhig. We are also prepared to otanufaotore to order
enables of Gotta Wear, out to the letattanytes and rani
lone. We have always on hand a huge moot of Brady
made clothing and GenUemante Funnelling Goode.
IL Bt Rll.oo.lBnistpiiß & BRO.
COAL! PO WDEIRI!
COAL REDUCED-I 11
;14 consideration of the hard *tees, And
L i MS I seliezdolively itdi °saki eavie - iikeuois tee
prise of Codas follows
liikent) Vailey=aa 1?0_, per..
dt 04
• , • li. 41, 2- 9 cr 44. 4t-
. IL Vinci Ba 64 -290 46 46
" '". ' MAT. '''". . -. 11.1110 ‘.
d 4 926 dir. C.
MEM
.
sr 2, go
• Lorberry gW It 41 • •
00a1 delbrered by-the rAtll2 Witea..ettee; It •
014 De weighed . the purehasers acme, sad 11 1$ . la
shortie room, the Gold wtill be forfeited,
4 11 cost of the beat quehtd , Wood, !Leer:wed...tree trent
all impuritie4
ihroosi avid In ganttiia, et the lOWINT weoutaum
ram,.
Agent for Ditpont's QelebratedPo,wcter, a larie supply
always on:haaily atiffaaufaeterers prices. .
iffrA largeloVor-septirior baled May for sale.
'APS JANIS IC WHEELER.
mut _-B.,.:811111158113 .
BOOT &SHOE".STORE'
001M114 SZCOND AND WALNUT
'NerNaberg,
A LWAITA ,ge saeortment.ol
AIL BOOM +WM'S, No., of .the, sexy. best
swWti ftpe poUltat and thildloos' WOW.—
Prkiee to 'soli She timed; All do of WORK 11.&DE TO
wow wake tleift, ogle kfuipartor wox*men
• RPALKING clooes.abori nolo%
ocultiAtt TORN B. SMITH, ftarruturg..
• 1 TB:EO. ecanr.TEß,_
BOOR AND JOB PRINTER,
18 1:1AVR RI TSB M URG 3 . 212"4
NO.
alryartionlir attention paid to Printing, Ruling and
Wading or 'Railroad Thanks, Manifests, Petioles, Moons,
an.. • Canna printed at $2, $3, $4, and, ah 'per
thousand in t style. - • r2O •
LAD IR 8 CORSE TS,
ALL OF THE DIFFEEENT MEE,
WHITE IatIOLIBSO.
Tbeibret,ariade markumeatueed,..oea be found at _
- CATHCART&
• Nat tothsßartisbuti
10A.OKEREL Nils. 1, 2 twill in all
_sized I
443sessitin.- - A liirit. ll 4l 4 * o l oo6 '4, '?Acl
.10 1 001AVEAA 51 ,4 11 1 100 r = Ol %
1 rt , 71049rbi4miton
Pennsylvania Legislature.
=PORTED XSPRARFLT FOR THE 'ZILRORAER
SENATE
MONDAY March 8 1862.
MONDAY, •
The Senate met at 7 o'clock P. M., and was
called to order by the Speaker, Mr: Lux.
The journal of Friday last was partly iead,
when,
On motion of Mr. CONITKLL, the farther
reading of the mine was dispensed with.
pzmnoza,
Mr. CONNELL presented the remonstrance of
citizens of Germantown against the supplement
to the North Philadelphia passenger railway.
Referred to the Codunittee on Railroads.
Mr. Still'tll, (Montgomery,) presented a re
monstrance of citizens of Montgomery county.
against the repeal of the. act relating to the
sealer of weights and measures of said county.
Referred to the Committee on, the. Judiciary.
Mr. BENSON presented a petition of citizens
of Cameron county, in favor of a law to pm,
vent the hunting Of deer with dogs in Came
ron county.
Refer& to the Committee on Agriculture.
Mr. PENNEY presented a petition of citizens
of Allegheny county, in favor of allowing the
use of locomotives on the Beat Liberty passen
railway
. efereed to the Committee on Railroads.
Mr. LAMBERTON presented a petition of
citizens of Clarion county, praying for the pas
sage of an act to compel the counties of Arm
strong and Clarion to pay the 'cost of erecting
a bridge over the Red Bank at New Bethle
hem.
Referred to the Committee on Roads and
Bridges. •
REPORT OP BUXOM 001DUITERS
Mr. CRA.WFOBD, from the Committee on
Finance, reported as committed, an act relative
to taxation for State purposes.
Mr. CONNELL, (same,)•aa committed, House
bill, No. 166, an act to authorise the Auditor .
General and State Treasurer to allow credit to
Thomas Birch, auctioneer of Philadelphia.
BIWA WAD IN Pieta.
Mr_ PENNEY read in place a further supple
ment to an act relative to the lien of mechanics.
Referred to the committee on the Judiciary.
'Mr. BNINBO*, an act to , prevent the hunting
of; deer wittidoga in Cameron county.
Referred. to ..the .Committee on Agriculture.
Mr. RhatilEFAM, a suPplement to an act to
authorize the erection of a poor house for the
city of Carbondale; Luzern county.
• Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Also, an• act relative to the appoinhnent of a
collector of State mid county 'taxes Lucerne
erred to: the Committee on the Judiciary.
. ofiZMIM affitlirlthOliallieila-...... 469
0 , toillperthe recording of
sales, deeds, conveyances or other instruments
of writing in4baporession of former owners of
PrOPAIY. • ' ' •
Referred to theDomraittee oalhe Judiciary.
Abroi an act.to inoorporate the Douglas Mn-
Mal Live Stock Association, of Berke county.
Referred to the Committee on -Agriculture,
Mr. RIEBTAITD, an act to renew and ex
tend the dikter of the Columbia Bank.
Referred to . the Committee on Banks.
Also, a supplement to the charter of the
Columbia water company.
Referred to the Committee on Corporations.
. MAU OF ma DAY.
Senate bill, entitled 14 4.11 Act relating to gas
companies in the city of Philadelphia,'
Came up in order on: second reading, and at
the request of Mr. DONOVAE WU laid over.
• PIIILADZI4.III.I6 SCHOOL oconstousiaa:
Mr. CONXELL called up Senate bill, relative
to the board of ;school controllers in the Firma,
school district of Pennsylvania. -
The hill wee discussed at length and palmed
to third reading, when it was laid aside.
. • " 4:diourned. '
1101:70 OF REPRESENTATIVES: `
-MONDAY, March - 8, 1862
The House. was called to order at 8 o'clock,
• A. large number of petitions were presented
and properly referred.
meow= or concerts*
M'CO,Yi (pity Passenger, ,Ratioads,) with
amendment, an act to incorporate • the Frank
ford and Pldladelphiik Passenger railroad com-
Mr:, KgrEaa, (Militia,) as conutiitted, an
act to authorize the common pleasiof Wyoming:
county to appoint auditors to re-audit and re,.
settle the mditiafloq account of Charles L. Jack
son, Trite : treasurer of Wyoming county.
Mr. GROSS, (Agriculture,)_ae:committed, an
act to prevent the , destruction_ of deer In the
counties of Bedford sand homerset. ,
Mr.. GRAHAM, (Pensions and Gratuities,) as
commit*, an act for the relief of. Miry .Ritohey,
wife of an old soldier. „
Ms. GREENBANK, (Judiciary, local,) as com
mitted, an act relative to unseated lands in Jef
lemon. county'.
Mr. bOCHBA/4 7 (ffathetYgla!Lic4Mitteil, an act
to authorizi 'the klarmony • tire company, of
PililadelPhia, to cnllint and receive mortice due
and becomiigg due._
Mr. DC.FFIBILI: O , leame,i as, Committed,
act relative ,ro the cellectio4 of iftite an county;
taxes•iikleffinion:Sounty,loi the year 186/A
Mr• BiG"lkc(jamet) 2 4.1cOmmittodi an
to extend the provisions . ;an Act designating
the.period for, the coMmarksmeat of the pirugai,
terms; of ' o3l2 rassiuntlilii.l422 l t bulled‘ 22,
and amen Tarn of tna,11, 9 X.a44 *Oa of , 222, 1 112 . P,
meat of Pancaldei, county, so far as re4ates to.
the .4 o.cuilitainnars, to Cumberlaid
•,_
county.
. Also, (same,Y With t a negative ;; recommends
thin, an'act to prevent any person from holding,
the office.ofcaudal:di in, the township; of Done
gal, W,esiMorilluid county, longer than two
Pan tkn9 l . of 1/441..
Mr. CHATHAM; (name,) as cotionitten, an,
act authorizing the mauditMg of the accounts
of WilliSr H. Bartwellacntner treasurer of Mc.
Kean county,
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A largerauaber of bills , were read In - Om,
following-;
Aro- x;ratsci,.:one.to repeal sundry acts of
the Assembly , relatiog tciAxiitabi railroad 'cam
hie. SHANNON, one to authorize the cnut
missionera of Allegheny oountrto communise
With the holders of bonds issued in payment of
subscriptions to certain taros&
Ids. TATE; onehloneop" ceftain•Parbrof 'the
penalcode of - Pennsylirania:-11-' . ' , '
Idr‘ kIIZEILANDA ens ktoMnothlporate the
laitherarkelinschaefeMigstigPaitonit
Anuphin comity. v, 44'
oneAoiltstionti4lletesiiiii
is* of this Commonwealth. .b"r".4
Mr. REX, one to reduce the contingent ex
penses of the Legislature,
, Also, one to abolish the franking privilege
and to reduce the pay of members and officers
of the Legislature.
Mr. BEEBE, one, to amend the fee bill so far
as relates to notaries public.
/TUNING BMOS/02A3
Mr. ROSS, (MiMind offered a resolution that
from and after to-morrow, the Rouse will hold
an evening' session in order to facilitate the bu
siness of the session, and to bring about at an
early day as possible the adjournment of this
body.
Mr. BIGHAM moved to amend by adding,
"said session to commence at 'seven and ' a-half
o'clock, P. AL."
Mr. DUFFIELD moved to amend the amend
ment by excepting Tuesdays, Fridays and Satur
days.
Not agreed bd. - • -
Mr. CESSNA, moved to amend the amend
ment by striking out all after the word "re
solved," and substituting that the House will
hereafter hold afternoon sessions on Mondays,
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thus:lays of each
week—said sessions to commence at 3 o'clock
P. n.,and end at 6 o'clock, P. M.
Areed to.
Id eCRANE moved to postpone the further
consideration of the subject until this day two
weeks.
Not agreed to.
The question recurring on the resolution, as
amended,
Bfr..VLRCENT . moved to amend by adding,
"for the consideration of public bills in their
order on the calendar, except on Tuesdays.' •
Agreed to.
Mr. CRANE moved further to amend by ad
ding, " and. that the 58th rule of the- House,
which provides for the adjournment of the
House at 1 o'clock,:p. x., on every alternate
Friday to the following Monday at 8 o'clock,
be and the, same is herebymp-mled.
The amendment of M-CRANE was not
agreed to ; and
The question again recurring on the resolu
tion as amended, was then agreed to.
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FROLST.LOUIS
Probable Destracittet — of Columbia{
by the liebehi
THE UNION POEQRS IN NASHTILLII
The kabeu B. R. Johnson anti Jeff Thompson
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Tennessee Legislature Adjourned
for Want of a Quorum.
THE IdEXPHD3 APPEAL ON :EPP
DAVIS' MESSAGE.
The Rebels -Fortifying Island No. 10, on
- • the illsslaslppl. '
A special despatch to the Missouri Democrat,
dated Cairo, March 2, says that great light;
was seen in tact direction of Colum . hus last
night: It is generally belleVed Were that the
Rebels have burned - everything of iminfiama
ble nature. _
The Memphis Appal of the 28th haa the fol
lowing
"Wi% have inforination'fiom Nastiville up to
noon`" WednesthiY. 'Gen." Buell and. Coln.
Foote arrived and occupied the place."
The BMW} States flage luid•been raised over
the' capitol and, floats .there.. now. But one
Federal flag was exhibited, and that from , the
shop of a Yankee jeweler, who bedlong since
been SuSpected of disleyalty. ',The' - feeling in
Nashville is strongly southern.. A.deep gloom
'seemed to cover thecomumnity. Citisens avoid
intercourse of any kind with the invaders.
Two British flags have been raised by property
tiolderso.thuslevincing their.iritehtion to claim
the protection of. that kioverument. The sick
are, behig , removed .from. Columbus. We are
pleased :to learn that Beauregard is making
prOmpt and energetic preparationsfor an attitckk
which soimmineot on Columbus.
The , reported .capture of. B. B. Johnson at
Fort Donelscin is incorreet.. . He arrived at Nash
villa on ~ Baturday,. having escaped from the
hands of..theieuemy.. , - ;
aeff. Thompson left fis old head quarters day
before yesterday Cie a secret, expedition. He
oplttotnewlierei .
• Path Houses: Of :the Tennant* :Legislafare
Wtekolif itte ; 2,7th,aud adjomned i for want of a
qtiorum, , z
PrefildyniTMlisitie,
paitisaitsthe fit freeittkilionfesethir. err or 'of' "his
tia'stvglioy the:, attest 014 digesters twhich
iiT43IOA#P.V.tI 01 4r 9 A. 104 the / Wig Will
sop be Ma§ pn.
Ineadvancing columns of the
ae:
stroy thetuMnstead!ofi.beltut Sttticke4punitied
14 destroyed.
The spade will be dropped and the bayonet
resumed., In other ',words the . policy.
ofifabin Davis will l yield to that of the Napo
leonlC-Bettitregtud. In view of time facts we
ca see gleaniink throne, the darkest
oteuds,thst at present surround us,' which -will
burettorth in lees tkens,sixty-diye in full; and
faiplendent lustre.
The rebelti are 'said 'to 'be fortifying Island
NO. 10, thirty-five miles below Columbus which
placelhey -will fallback on. • High ground is
froluad on the Island!wkich is well adapted for
planting batteries tc command tale river.
• Prominent officers believe that Columbus
was burned last night. -4
FROM WASHINGTON
VAS atur - wAit 'DIAL
, - - 'karat 8!
4 06 4 tailitepliAtifei
livble of fifteen ,- Orntelpeildlldifi 1110 ai
one dollar per barrel;.bienteor -leaffrobecJ
co three cents per pound, to add when manu
factured five cents ; and on cigars five, ten and
twenty cents per pound, according to value;
on lard and linseed oil, burning fluid, crude
coal oil five cents per gallon ; refined coal oil
ten cents per gallon; gas per 1000 cubic feet
twenty-five cents ; bank note paper five ceuts
per pound ; writing paper two cents per pound ;
printing paper three mills per pound ; soap five
mills per pound ; salt four cents per hundred
pounds ; sole leather one cent per pound ; up.
per leather one-half cent per pound ; flour ten
cents per barrel ; all other manufactures threw
per cantina ad valorem ; on railroad passen
gers two cents per mile of travel ; commutation
tickets three per cent ; steamboat travel one
mill per mile. Omnibus, terry boats and horse
railroad, three per cent. on gross receipts from
passengers. Advertisements five per cent. on
amount of receipts• annually for use—the use
of carriages annually from one to ten dollars,
according to value. Gold watches one dollar;
silver watches fifty cents; gold plate fifty cents
per ounce; silver plate three cents per ounce;
billiard tables twenty dollars. On slaughtered
cattle fifty cents each; hogs ten cents each;
sheep five cents each. Licences, bankers, one
hundred dollars ; auctioneers, twenty dollars;
wholesale dealers, filty dollen; retail dealers in
liquors, twenty dollars; retail dealers in goods,
ten dollars; pawnbrokers ' fifty dollars; rectifi
ers, one hundred dollars; brewers, fifty dollars;
hotels, inns and taverns, graduated according
to rental, from five dollars to two hundred;
eating house, ten dollars commission; brokers,
fifty dollars; other brokers, twenty dollars.
Theatres, one hundred dollars; circuses, fifty
dollars; bowling alleys, five dollars each alley;
pedlars, fifty dollars; other s pedlers, fifty dol
lars to twenty dolare; coal oil distillers twenty
dollars, &c. Income three per cent., on all
over six hundred dollars, deducting income de
rived from dividends, &c, which are taxed se
parately. Railroad bonds, and dividends, and
banks, and saving institutions, three per cent.
Payment of all salaries of all officers in the civil,
military or naval service of the United States,
including Senators and hiemben of Congress,
three per cent. Legacies and distributive
shares of personal property of deceased persons,
from one to five per cent., according to the de
greet of relationship, and stamp duties on all
kinds of legal and commercial papels, all patent
medicines, telegraphic messages and goods by
express.
Adjourned.
The bill also provides for the appointment
by the President of a commissioner of internal
revenue, with a salary of five thousand dollars.
His office to be In the Treaenry department,
with a suitable number of clerks.
Thttcountry is to be divided as the President
may direct into convenient collection districts,
with an assessor and collector to be appointed
h.f. the . President for each district, who shall
have power to appoint such deputies as may be
necessary.
[From the Norfolk Day Boole, Feb. 21.
Whisky! Whisky!! Whisky!!! In theeara, at
the shanties, at the groceries, at the grog
gecko, in village taverns and city hotels
Whisky!
Officers with gold lace wound in astonishing
involutions upon their arms, private soldiers in
simple homespun, and civilians in broadcloth,
all seem to drink whisky with persistent energy
and perseverance. They drink it, too, in quan
tities which would astonish the nerves of a cast
iron lamp-post, and of a quality which would
destroy the digestive powers of an ostritch. If
it did nothing worse than shatter nerves and
impair digestion, this wide spread viceovonld
demand legislative action. But these copious
libations degrade the officers, demoralize sol
i diem and debase civilians. Of these three
chime there are two whose misconduct deserves
the severest censure; we allude to officers and
civilians who forget their duties so far as to in
dulge in this bmtalizing vice.
The military officer is bound toast in himself
a good example, and to enforce it upon his men,
while the private citizen owners duty.to himself
and society which he violates with every de
bauch. Nor are the private soldiers without
blame, bat the censure which falls upon them
rebounds in' part against their company officers.
These denunciations of a vice, which seems to
be increasing in its developments, rimy seem
harsh. Truth is often unpleasant to hear
dais case it is unpleasant to tell, nut the ptiblio
safety demands that the vice in question enould
bo rebuked and reformed. For is is a fact which
the press should neither palliate nor conceal,
that whisky, which is no more akin to rye than
rye is'to coffee—whisky which is of the unadul
terated tangle-foot chain-lightning distillation,
is guzzled down in a manner alike revolting to
public decency and the general good.
Row, pray, can field and brigade officers be
held responsible for the, vices of their men
when at every corner there is a masked battery
of whisky barrels? The fault that these are
platted to commit havoc among our men is
chargeable to the civil administration, and tke
civil administration should be held responsible.
The enormitlei—these red-curtained dens of
vicoL—these back alley headache manufactoriest
7 -ere set up under licenses granted through the
Mistaken idea of raising revenue.
ST. Louis, March 8
Zaonis Napoleo; to Bverett
-.Bonner, of the New York Ledger, has been
making ,a noisy crackling for some time past
about air original letter from the Emperor
NapOleon to Edward Everett, which was ad
dressed to the latter in acknowledgment of the
kind oration he made in Boston lately, at the
banquet given in honor of the Prince Napoleon.
Here is a translation of the letter. It is neat,
graceful and friendly in tone :
Coltman, Nov. 24, 1801.—Sre. : I have
read with the most lively interest the discourse
pronounced by you at the dinner at which H.
I. H., the., Prince Napoleon was present, and
which you have sent me. lam happy to have
found, in a language full df cordiality and
frankness, the animated expression of the sentl ,
merits by which America and France have been
for so mamy years united. I have also been
particularly touched by the just homage ren
dered to the genius of the chief of my family.
Receive therefore, my sincere thanks, and be
pleateleto make my aclllhowledgments.to your
honorable fellow-citizen , Dr. Holmes, for his
'ode, ad' fall of inspiration, of Tees /a Franca.
Believe,:air, in my distinguished consideration.
•
(Signed). NJ/roman.
• Taw Itummes.--Ilev. • Charles G. Ames, of
Springfield, Mire* *ll deliver a free lecture,
siAtheibPresent Helmllibn," in Brant's Hall,
td-nohowliVedheideil evening. Clasehe and
.• • - are reVaatft *lnvited to atteati
MEM
PRICE ONE CENT.
Drunkenness in the Babel Army.