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13.41.3LATIIIALCZA:ELM
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Ai- it iecoirerecl the most certain, speed,
[I A
and eireetum remedy M the, world for
DISUSES OF IMPBUDF;NOE.
mow IN eu 20 TIMM 2101118,
No Mercury or Noxious Drugs.
w p aril WARRAI2IIID, OR RO Cameos, tr molt 018 11
Two Dirs.liS
. A , 31 , 0 e R , or the Bank or mbs, Strictures, Paine to
in Leine, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder, Orgauir
c i di Dm, NervOris Debility, Decay of thePhysies Pow
are, Dy2pepala, Languor, LowSpirite, Confusion of dem
tell navy of tha Heart, Timidity, Tremblings, Dimino
.ot .T Giddiness, theeese of tbe gtomacb, Affection+
it ins Fend, Throat, Nese or Skin—thosc terrible dleor
Jig trwing from LED lirpbretloo or Solitary Habits
detudiVlittlfflreanktiftvielveleitisee-le
!wawa constitutional debility, render marriage
,itue, and destroy troth body and mind.
YOUNG MKS.
Young men especially who have become the vloti a.
,ollary Vice, that dreadful and dentructive habit w
annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousan pp
young men of the most exalted talent wild itt
eat, who might otherwpa have entranced Mite MY'
R il ateli with the thunders of altigninee, or waked to etliti
tally the living lyre, may call stifhTell conlidenne;
Married freYBOESO br those contemplating marriage, he
eg aware of physical weakness, should bnmedietely no.
init Dr. J., and be restored to perfect basin:,
oßflANie Vilkirailig' • '•
Intritedfately oared and flat vigor reffored. ;
Mo wno plates himself' units- 'be care of Dr. J, me.
reilgionsly coati& In his hen.- 4, • gentleman, and ern .
tidently rely open his skill ar
di-Olnce No. 7 South street, Balttan°'
Mil., on the left hood side gciub _ram Baltimore street,
i„en, from the con, Be imrttoular to observin,
mot or number, or you will mistake the place. P. pail!
denier for ignorant, 'Pilling Quacks, with false e..erks.
or Paltry Humbug Cali/cages, attracted by the. repots
don of Dr. Johnson, I ark near
All haters must contain a Postagetsltamp, to nee on SA ,
eply
DR, JOHNSTON.
Jobsumn Member of the Royal College of Surgesita.
,ondon gradnatefrora one of the meat eminent Collett or
if the (lulled ?Sates, and the greatest part of whose Ir. , '
bar been spent in the Resoluta of London, Paris, Phila.
dolphin and elsewhere, be° elected some of the most ar.
touisbing cures , that were over known. Many troubled
with ringing its Mm ears nad baud when asleep, groat esri
smatuses, betbs alarmed at auddensoundt, bashfulness,.
with rrecinentlalusbmg,attamissi 'sometimes with derange.
shout of mind were CUTACi immediately.
'TAKE PAIUiCULAR NOTICE,
Dr. omens sal those who having injured them
selves by r vale and improper indulgoncies, that tarot
and solitary abit.which ruins both body sad mind, on
litnng. them foreither .buelnesser. society. -
Thee,. are Emma otthe sad and melancholy G
duoen by early habitant youth VIE c Weakness of the
each and Lituhs„FS the Dimness of night,
o rmoixo t i g t quoltatiorr.ht the Heart,,Dyr
ropshi, Nerrinimiltri , beeti4ehtiens of the Digestive
ructions, General Debility, gymptoms of 01nm:hip ,
nen, no.
MENTALLY.
tiveTALLT, the lentil effects on the' feted are man to
oe dreaded :-i-Less Stelsoryi Gettitisin , of Ideals, Do.
preißME of Spirits, WI :Sorebothags Aversionlottoole-
W,SrlfAlistrnst, Love of thilitede;Timidity;
M., are swat ,
of the evil effects.
Thorned' of persons MALI ages, can now Judge what
h the cause of their decline in , health, toeing their vigor
b ecom i ng weak, pale, matron and emaciated, have
Strohm appearanee shoot the eyes, ortiash, and symp
me of consumption. • • -
YOUNG :OW •
, „
las 111070 injured themselves by a eM i tailgaeltie; In
biped hi whom alone—a habit. frequently Imrnod.. from
"MI donpanions, us a tohoolaw.fiectis Of whloh arc
aigaug felt, even irben'tillesqf; cured, renders,
marriage impossible,and destroys
. botb mbar' and bedse;l
nould Reply itemaeSSlVl rvcA
Vial a pity that a joints. man, the hovels qtlJALsquq
try, the darting of Magentas, &bald bb Ina timed
all rroopocta and enjoymenta oldigegby the conwqmsnees
of deviating from the patter risitoreqdrUndaliglog bt e.
Donato recent habit. Sat pennies must, before eontlna
plague
.uagIAGL
Mkt Mat a sound mind.and body are the moat neormary
Kalahari. to promottr+emittubliti haPpiiimat Indeed
withal:lt these, the journey through life becomes a wears
plitrimaga, the prospect hourly darkens to the riewithe
mind &tomes shadowed with despair, smir Ailed with.th
melannboly reflection Ahst tgke . ,happlhiwa of another le-
Calle! blighted with our own' "
totorsoNN INVIOOLUINO..I*OII ROB OR
By this great and Importabli-reeiedhlftimess of lb,
qtpess are speedily CM edi Aied 11111541Trrestored., ;
f holland' of the.mottAnomMen, Ittainhdiebilitated whs
red lest all hope, have beau, Ingslediend43l.l . l4eved. :All
impedimentn.to ntarrlook PlayskolAnt,ifental .11tnusilk.
ration, Nervous, Trembling, Weakness or Rztisoatioa OF
the moat feartal kind, speedily oared.: .
TO OTIMNOICRB:
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Oa many thousands curt* thiselipeitatioll
Met twelve years, and the numeratilosportant Bergen
ammtions performed. by Dr. ti•TifleflOP___ . ,_ „. e f i l m dl. b r
the; re-
Patere of the papora, and many orpersons, norm= oi
shish hare appeared amain and. before the curbtle,
It:Wu Us standing mr a•• .0' character and re
grantable, Is a suMotent guarantee to the afflicted.
IIIsEASF.B OF LYPRUDENOg. —*rhea - the thialraided
am imprudent votary of pleasnra dude he has imbibed
the seeds of this painful d it WO Oen happens that
m gi.ilmed sense of shame or d elf dlneovery, deters
him (MD applying to those who; froMetddeatiOrmuldi Ti.'
Weetabllity ma alone befriend him; delaying tin the On.
Minimal symptoms of this horrid Mame math their
IPPeirance, affecting the head, throat, nose, akin,
Rogueing on wart frightful rapidity, till death : pule a
pew to his dreadful sufferings by. sending Innate "that
Marne from when' ao traveler returns:" It bi a mei.
9otietir fact that thousands fall etching to this terrible
mew, owing to the mieklithbress it. 'lgnorant pretend
ers, who, by the use of that dealt lonlitOit, ateraury , Ifnla
conettatlou and make the residue u:• life miserable.
To Maisons.—Ths Dooterbt Diplomas bang in hi
elem.
airtettere must contain a Stamp to us on the reply
sirßemedies sent by Mall.
lirNo. 7 Booth Fraderlak 'treat" ilikliirncirm
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r 26
Castle Wafe, by the author of "East
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Torn Orosbie and his friends, by Lover.. 50
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at BERGNER'S Cheap Book Store.
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PROF. ADOLPH P. TELIPSER,
WOULD respectfully inform his old
Ma patrons and the public generally, that be will
hone to give InStructions on the PIANO FORTE, ME
LO, PEON, VIOLIN and abso In - the science of THOROUGH
ARE He mill w'Llt pleasure welt upon pupils at their
twines at any hour desired, or IMPIOUS will be elven a
121 l'aeldesce, Is Third street, N few doors below th
Osman Reformed Church. deelho t
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OF Tall
WRIT OP HABEAS CORPUS
TINDER THE CONSTITIII'ION by Horace
Bri °rEeY, Esq. Pamphlet edition for eale
t)g&it'3 afEle BOW SCORE.
Price 15 cents.
1 itE6l2l. Choice 'Peas, Black and Green,
X, )( NM 1 pound imperil, tor sale at
NICHOLS & BOWMAN'S
annaer From 11111 d. Market !Bracts.
& BIAOKWELL'S Celektrated
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ICKLES, SAUCES, pitEisavip, ke g bb.. A birgl:
miredPl taebove, by every vette% Job' Xl'
mired and tale by
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VOL XVII
tints at travti ik di.tartsportaitu,
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
FIVE TRAI4B, DAM TO AND
FROM - PHILADELPHIA
ON LIND *PT=
MONDAY JANUARY 27th, 1882
Ths• PaSsenger Trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will depart train and arrive at Harrisburg it'd
Philadelphia as toilows
. 4
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t i.
'**3`,VP 4 0 -1-..
HEROIRM Rai TRAIN Immo , Harrialang . daily
I 820 II- ta.,_ . acal"at Wen Philadelphia at 7.40
e kiler thit aiiies `ll:rribtridatli; '(ttoei;t Rand4;)'
VP,* 'Ail 001Varrittia at Wart Philadelphia at 5.10
;
MAILTRAIN (ea ves Harrisburg daily teicept &nasty)
it 5.156 4 p.mi.i-tute sutras at West Philadelphia at 11.00
• . .
. . ,
it33oll:lllrnatlON - . .TRAIN, Via Mount J oy , leaves
liarriabart-M. 7.30 a. m., and arrival at West Phila
delphia at 1,4.86 p. m.
.. . .
AAR MOURe, ACcOMMODATIOLTRAIN, via COII2M.
bia, leave, liarrinharg at 2.00 r. m.. and arrival at Wad
Philmteluhis , tt 7.20 p. m. •
'* i.-
- . j- ..jti g,T IV AL lUtt .
TallOptili.EXPßEits TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at
10 ;Vb. Harrisburg at 3.06 h. m., Altoona lAO, a.
in iNd ash:Brat Ptimbomat 1.26. Pt lo• •
MAIL TRADT. leaves! Pidiaaelphia at 8.00 a. in.i and ar
rives at Ristriliblitg at MI; StUtleathes Streistintit at 9.00
a. in., Altoona, m., and arri.ves - at Ptttaburg at
VARY UNgteaves Philadelphia at 11.25 a. m., Harris.
burg 4.05 p. in., Altoona at 9.10 di at., and arriving* at
Pittsburg a t t.1.40 a. tn . '
,IfidtßffilibßAL AIIOOII3II 4 6ATION ?aux leaven Phil.
deAphla Lit 2.30 p. minivan at Hihrrisbnrg at 6.00
I MOUNTJQX ACCOMMODATION via Mount. Joy Jeavea
I.mamater at 111.4 it; M., arrivei,itt)Harrisberg at 1.80
p. m.
The NNWEIMXPitESSned PASSMNGBR TRAIN will leave
Weat Philadelphia. at 4.00 a. in.; tanoaster.7.o7 a. in.;
Mount , loy 40. 1.48 a. in.; Middletevrit av&26 a., , ' arid
avviveat fiabriabtric It 8.68 conneeting with Mall
Traieweititroin Raniatiarg; at 9.00
SASIORL 0. YOUNG,
"; • • - • Sept. East, tay. Penaa. , Rallroad..
.Harrisburg, January 24, 1882 —tit[ - ; .
Nortslaga Central Railway
CHANGE OF §GELEDITLE ;
WINTER
min run INUIT 10.01)!RON
456 I WC " : 0 M11).k:
CIO", 1 40" . 4 40 . 11 '..11100.01614rg
.. TO -AND. FROM NEW YORK. .
j
ilit — gik CARF,' t10N E 2671‘ . . s itI;TRIOS'
Lt ., .., T t
gN, AND Ale }MAY, r iqbv. - 24,
, ~- ,:teiri, taut' . er Tral*ft f the NorthprulOeutsal
Eta war Will arrive at and ddgart from Harrisburg Ind
Baltimore as follows, vIS - : -
..._ 5
__ 0 ,
01*4.SOljtil.,
RAIL. TRAIN arrives at Harrisburg 1.05 P illit.
. i and leaves . " .r.pio P. PM
lirEPRIBIB" arilvesAt I " - a. 47 A. IN.
add leaved i. 3.50 A M.
GOI-NG. -NORTH.
KAILMILAM bayserßillhitore ' 5.25 A. M.
, '
__and' niiree st.Barrjaburg• 1.00 P.., IL
and leaves North at 1.20 Pi M.
IMPRIMIS TRAIT leaven &titian*at...... .
and arrives at Harriaburg .... 8.00 P. 7 M.
and leavea North at 8.10 Pi M.
..Fl/41,10aBLIRG AOCOMMODA'ZION, TRAIN
Leave/Ellensburg for Baltimore at... 8.46 A It
1
Returning—leaves Baltimore 8.80 P
~•- ;
_
The only train leaving Harrisburg op Sunday will be
the hYprese Train, South at &204. Id.- •• •
For lankier Wormatloe apply , at the Oflase, La Point's
Railroad ➢spot
JOHN F. UHEt7.93, Agent.
btl/8 Nov. 23, 11161:741V "-•
WINTER TIME .1-MlyibfGEME'.
UNE ROUTH.
AM AIR
THREE TRAINS DOLT 10 , Epir YORK,
X.L*PU.K.IP•I3I.4
;WITHOUT CHANGE OF 61.103.1.
QitN. AND AZTER MON'aiiic; NQ.VBX
30R, 4';ieel. Peisehger Tralnli wilt leave' the;
ehlghla anti:Reading Railroad- Depin; at Harrisburg,'
nirNinr York and Phliteelphie, ulellowl, via
• E 4.13 1. WAR/ 1 k
:EXPRESS LINE leaves Harrisburg at &HO a. onar
rival of Pennsylvania Railroad Express Train from the
West, arriving In New York at 11.6 a. m., and at Phila.
delpbla at 9.00 a, In. A Blee p ing o ar Mr attached to the
traln•thronghlront.Pildis burg without ohmage. • •
MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg at 8 a, in.. arriving
In New Yerk at 5.80 p. in., and Philadelphia at 1.26 P: m.
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg at 1.40 p; in., on arrfmi
of Pennisvlvania Railroad Fast • Nall,' arriving in nod
•York at 9.50.p.m., and Philadelphia at 6.40 p. m.
WESTWARD.
FAST-LlNXleaves New York at Ba. m., and Phlladel.
ptda - at 8 arm.carriving at Harrtabarg at 1-p. m.
mAu,,irmu/ leaves New. York at 12.00 noon, and Phil.
adetphis at 8.16 p. in., arriving at Harrisburg at 8.10
EXlLitlif3B I.lNlil leaves New • York at 8 p. m, arri
ving at Harrisburg atB.lo a. m., and connecting with the
Pennsylvania Express Train for Tittebarg. A sleeping
ear Is ales attuned to this train .
.1?
Connections are made at Harrisburg with trains on the
Pennsylvania, Northern Own Land Cumberland Valley
Railroads, and at Tor Philadelphia, Pottsville,
Wlllowbarre, AJlentoslu, aP 3 '' -
and Nap& choaced through. between New York
EarriStilltt f k 6 00 ;between - Harrisburg and PM a-
S 3 25 in No. laws, and 12 70 in No. 2.
am tickets or other information apply to •
• CI4VDX,
not .
General Agent, Harrlsbing.
ANOTHER NEW STOCK!
ortable writing Desks
Biakwithingnitottra
8,
, Travelingßagi l , ,
wallets,
Toilet .13ottlie;
WA' ki,general,4BOittnent of
FArtar 'Mazola%
Gall at , • • 2 71
Bataugg's macei , pooicaroin.
‘INDEPiN i IikNi : IN` AEL"THINGS--NEUTRAL IN LONE."
HARRISBURG, PA_ SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH. 22, 1862
D W. GROSS & 'CO.,
-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
r
DRU G GISTS
MARKET ST RErT
DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, STP It M.
KIWPAS "
We are daily, addingilo our lento? 111 of„
goods , all lan& articlee ne are .desira)oo, I id
world rearictfully call your 'ntentiox I de'
largeili and lied seleoted stookln tine
DRUGS, OREMBALB-dc PAINTS
G in s$
Dye-Stall k ,Glass and Putty,
Burning Fluid and-Alcohol,
Laj7L, Sperm and Pin* GUN
Bottles, Vials and Lamp Globes,
EIZIOMIILERIr & TOILET .A.RTIOL7BB,,
eelected from the beet manufacturers and Pe
tumors of Europe andlhis country.. '
Being very large dealers In
PAINTS, WHITE DEAD,
LINSEED 00L, , v4ND011:3,
WINDOW (1048, ARTIST'S,
cxxonk•Penrr AND
ARTD3T'B BRUSIIM
IN ALL MIR VARIETIES,
001088 AND BRONZES
OF ALL HINDI 4,
;ti• t ; , e:i, 1- iu :,, ,• ' i
• 0 I L 1
to • \--- ----------
- "ii
i ", m, v.::,. f. . ' Jun ‘. 1 ,!
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.
We respectfully Invite a, call, feeling,' CM&
dent that we can supply the winds of all on .
terms to their satisfaction.
JONE'S ANI:i wHrrEs , 8 PORCELAIN TEETH,
PATENT MEDT.OINES AND HAIR
Saponifier and Concentr ( ated 14111.
*holm' Ageritifoi ka - ponifiek, whlctilwe Bell
Be !ow u it can be intranteed in the.catiee.
MAYER'S MFFDIOAL FLUID EXTRAOTS
Being large pureheAers in these Oils, we can
OnBl* Inducinierits to sloes bums: 'Coal Oil
ramps of the most improved patterns, vers .,
. ,
bhealg All kinds o f l amps changed to btnn
Coal Oil.
Those of you who bayji 4ot given our EiORSE.
AND urrta POWDERS a triai kupw ,
their superiority; and ,the advantage they are
in keeping Horses Land'Cattle tealthY and in
g.)od condition.
amain& can testify to the profit theyhave
'derived from the we of our Cattle Powders-by.
the increasing quantity . and quality of milk;
Besides improving the general health and ap
pearancd that Cattle.
Our long experience in the business gives us
the advantage of a thorough knowledge of the
trade, and our arrangernentei in the cities are
I- • •:••i •
such that We ctia in a very short time f urnishh
anything appertaining to our business, on the
best of terms.
Thankful for the liberal,. patronage bestowe,
on our house, we - hope by strict attention to
buidnees, a careful selection of -
PURE-DRUGS
at fair teioes, and the desire to phlase all, to
merit a (*nth:tam:a of the favor of a &scrim
iziatlng Wblia ; • ~
Mee lrk*itlit'sfara
: ~, r irmaffrac w omidt re
.mpais a lawasasirdiuk
D. lit • vuross (Ea.,
NO. 19
HARRISBURG, PENN'
Ar94;.€104000 •Tool.,
PareGroound Spiess
Castile Soap, !Sponges and Corks,
ar.e.; dre, &a., duCoko., &-.4s
With a general 'variety of
TEETH 1, TEETH I
kli (4410):/.4 ill lei sf:
Of all kinds, direct from the Proprietors.
..a4l :40 - 1f OIL 1
FARMERS AND. ,GRAZIERS,
Eke Ettegrapil.
Cnearsa.Jiltiertos son CM AND WARD Om
csas.7-The following are the retires of the
electiou held, in this - city yester.!ay for : the city
ward, officers. .There, was very little bitter
est nwlifeSted hi , the , electien,
_which will, ac
count ior.tha paucity of the number of votes
polled, which irk 80M13.0t•the wards is only a
little over -half the, usual vote
.; FIRST WARD.
ure TIiBASiTRILL
Jahn T: 'Wilton, D, 88
Geo:•Trullingef;S;74
0A A
• It;'66
-3. bi'Viirland, B.c 62
Bishop,
. ,oxticKort
T &Hamilton D.,182
Seiler, D., 21 -
years, 128
G. F. 'Weaver, D.;
• yeiirs, 120
Val. Huramel,sen.-,
D., 2 years, 120
P. BombAdael,er. 8., 30
y_ . SCHOOL D
.Davld,Crawfonl,
8 years, ~ 71.
John A. Boger, R.;
8 yeara,' 50'
Anthony Sing,- E.,.
2 Years, • 34,
If=
Thos. Worley, 11., 82 I John Knepley, D., 94
airtiottr - KrAcrnoics.
J. J.Zimmerman, R.; 67 I W. Bergetrener,D. 112
INIMSGTOR;
= 62 1-Benj. Wickert, D.,111
A. IL Sharp, R.,
Joe. Wenrioh, 8. , .62 A: J. Wicked, D., 122
SECOND WARD
0.12 Y TIU96TIRIEEL
G. Truyinger, Et, 107 J. T. Wilson, D., 139
CITY .61:IDIT0118.
I
ff. M. Grnydon,R., 111 Jno. J. Ogler, a, 130
V. M'Farland, R., 106 Wm. EL Egle, D., 180
-AV. T. Bishop, B:, 109 Dan'l Eppley, D., 186
COMMON COUNCIL
D. W. Grosa, 8., 118 10. W. Hickok, D., 128
•
SORCKM DIBEOTOBS.
D. Crawford,ll., 8 0. Seiler, D., 8
years, . • , 112: years, 170
J. A. Boger, 8., 8 Ct. F. Weaver, D.,
2 ' years, 112 8 Years, 166
Ara'y Kong, EL . ,. 2 V. Hummel, sea., -
yeliss, , • ' 111 D., 2 years, 164
,AllBlto3oll
N. Zollinger, R., 147 D. Snider, D., 182
rows coi mignon
J. B. Boyd, 8., cllll, IJ. W. Brown, D., 161
INSPICTIOR:
E. Easmingpm, B.', 111 Linn, D., 160
.MotposZkook, It., = 158 IM. Snyder, D., = 115
, THIRD WARD.
cans 8i&.
71'iiitunielrit.,c - 70 jt T.'W711014 13. 150 r
ojl ^ / AUDIIOII3
'H
.M. Graydon , 89 J:'
.I.` Osier, D., 187
J. M'Farland, 8., 84 W. Et."Egle, D.; 186
W. T. Bishop, Et i .e=BB- Dan 'l Eppley, D., 141
...,„ . 001IXON 00UNOLL.
J. Greenawalt, R., 89. E G.J. Blioemaker,D.lBB
. - SCHOOL. DISBOTORS.
.W.Alitobell i ll., 104 D. D: Boas, D. 189
Dr. J. Fleaaing,A, I
109 Rainy Earl, D., 198
=
5. Hoffman, 8.., 33 IJ. R. Royal, D., 170
Mon or -mama
Thos. Poole, P.,;.:,113 I W. K.. Verbeke,D446
, , , INIIPkROR.
A. Ohayne, E., 821 Wm. Buoh, D., 167,
E. W. Schell, 8., 51
OONSTAJILI.
H. tulab - augh,11,1,95 IH. Becker, D., 164
FOURTH: WARD
CITY TBIAIIIIRISR.
Ci:•Trullinger,:B., 65 1 J..T. Wilson, D., 174
- .• • : our Ammons. .I'
I
H.ll.'Graydon, 8.,.90 John . 3; , 051er, D., 142
J. M'Farlancl, /1„, 89 ,W. H. Egle, D., 183
W. T. Bishop B 98 Daniel Eppley D.,:188
.00KKON . 001140.11,
A. K. Black,. B .11.5 D 149
B. 1.1 Barnhart , ,:t
SCHOOL DITLEOTOBS.
Wm. )11413 . 011, E.,118 D. D. Bows', D , 149
Dr, J.Flerami, 11.,100A Henry Earl, D. 186
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.hrillo , ; 108 I , J. MaglO6ll9,D.JlBO
'31TD(3116 07 ELEOIIONS
A. Slents, 8., trpclegrove, D., 140
rei4PILOTOB,
Jer Barnes, IL, 102 I. liil.B.Montgomery,D,--
oixeraszi.
:JAIL kcinfer, 76 I Campbell, D, 162
HOTS• WARD.
CITY MIMWEIL.
Trnllinger, 11:, 48 IJ. T. Wilson, D., 84
K L Graydon, R.,42 J. J. Oa er, D., 88
J. M'Farland, R., 48 Win. H. Egle, D., 84
W. T. Bishop,j.t., • 48 Dan'l Eppley, D., 88
OMKON 001TBOIL
Levi Weaver, R., 49 IS. H. &mean, D., 28,
SCHOOL DLEUCCTOILS
Wm Hite4oll, R.; ' 46 D. D. Boas, D., 87
D. 'J. Flerning, R.; 47 I Henry Earl, D., 88
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D. A. Bolt, 8.,
50 I J. M. Vandiver, D. , 32
JUDGE or ramOriore
geetli
50 13. 0. Martin, D., .84
MEIPBOTOR
J. atrominger, R., 49 I 8. Wentz, D., 32
OONISTASTA.
S. 'l C9lB, 8., 64 IG. H. Miller, D., 18
Arcril WARD.
.
OTTY TIMMY/ME..
G. Tnillinger, 13„ 4 38,1 John T. Wilson, D., 58
'.... . OITX.. AUDI 4 .,
J. Oiler,, D.,...
6 64 7
Graydon, 8., 24 wia, H. 80., v •tik 66
-1. lititirland, ~..8.., ; . Th in i e l Eppley, . 1
. w . T Istiticip, R I 82 . . -
'' M. rT.
• ni, ' IRECIIVIL
, 1 72
_. . t „ -.ii
~.. , 11,
• : ~.i g - 21 . 11,10-
.., 74
litAttickell; ."'.. n t . 1 8,1, Henry Ant D''
•rAJJFl.ming;'E., • li
J. D. Switzer, R., 27 IJ. Itarnbart, D., 67
•
TIMM ON Etunoss.
Benjamin Stroh; B:, 05 I George B; Egle, D.; 58
S. IC 'Dietrich, R., 88 rA. C. Dunkle, D, 68
S. Hoover, B , es p. 27
Pennsylvkda 'Legislature.
DON SESSION r '
The' titambilea at 8- o'clock 1 9 . s.,
and resumed the comdderation of House bill HO.
211, entitled "An Act requiring the-resumption
of specie payments by the banks."
Mr. VI.I4ItEHT offered an amendnient requir
ing the b inks, within' three 'years, to depoeite
the securities for their circulation required: by
the freebattitinglaw...'t • • -
.The amendment,-,tf considerable debate,
was agreed to—yeas 41, `nays 39:
STRANG maim& tto the'bill to
the Conimittee on Banks ; which was agreed to
by a vote of 41 to 39.
The House then Adjourned-
bn - J. Oeler,‘D., 107
-Wm. H. Egle, D.,109
Datil Eppley, D.,.109
BY THERM
FROM TENNESSEE.
Jeff Thompson Reported to be Mara
ing, on Cape ,Girardeau.
ANOTREB. SIBMISH-T 11: BE MEL% KILLED
GREAT EXCITE=T AT NMPBTS.
SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE OF GOV, HARRIS
THE LEGISLATAEE NON EST.
THE CITY TO BE BURNED, ON . ITS
EVACUATION.
Union Men Impressed into the
Rebel 'Service.
ANARCHY IR MEMPHIS.
Stied, Bei:entre* between Union - Men ILO
ode mats of Frequent Occurrence.
OIL I 1.444 N.Ei NO. .1.0.
‘ 1 " 1/B &atria STILL PIIMMESEEDIG.
THE FIRING ONLY MODERATE.
[Spe.cial to the Tribune.] At Cairo there was
a report this morning tram Sikestown, that
Jeff. Thompson was marlingupon Cal* Girar
dean and pressing men and, horses into the
confederate service.
A skirmish .had taken place between the
Union forces and his . advance. Three of , the
enemy were killed and wounded. - Reinforce,
ments had been sent to Cape Girardiean.
A gentleman .who had been a contractor left
Memphis last Thtirsday and arrived last even- ,
ing, reports that-Gov. Harris disappeared from
Metiiphiii on the second day after the- one on
which the Legislature adjourned.. He has not
been heard fromlsince. !tie supposed be has
gone to Corinth r , Miss. The I.lgtelature has
adjourned, and gone no one kriew whither..
The subject of burning the , city, in case of
evaluation being rendered necessary, is, still
openly discussed.
There had been no impressment' of Union
men Into the, Confederate . service to any extent,
exCept.for guard duty, until since the fall of
Since aovernor Harris: proclamation theim-'
pressments have been general. Hundreds have
been picked tp in the streets; and taken from
stores and dwellings, and marched off , to a
camp of inattuctionat the point of the bayo
net.
The Memphis floating battery is so 'construct
ed'as - to be Sunk to- the water edge leaving
nothing exposed eatept: the armament which
consists of nine Dahlgreen gnus, which were
built for protection,
The Memphis tute been towed to Island No.
10. • • ' • •
~ Union men are Jeaving Memphis in great
numb - ere, leaving property to be confiscated,
glad to escape with their lives. Quarrels in
streets are of frequent occurrence between
Union men and 'Secessionists. Shots are hour
ly exchanged.
The rebels greatly need iron, and have - offered
twenty-five thousand dollars to any artist to
discover a process for making malleable iron.
Ammunition is plenty. :Manufactories are
in operation day and night in the vicinity of
Memphis.
` No mail facilities exist except along the rail
road routes.
Letters and- papers-are carried from town to
town by private enterprise.
Another correspondent telegraphs that he
left. Island No. 10, yesterday at noon. The
firing was only moderate 'from Benton and
Mound city at intervals of fifteen minutes
each, the object being to reduce the upper
batteries. Five guns were dismounted, the
shots of two of which (=ado* Game very near
our boats. The woris, both on the mainland
and Island are far more extensive than was gener
ally supposed. There is at least 80 guns, many
of them of the largest size, and several of them
rifled, and twenty,thposand troops. I saw at
one time ten regi me on dress parade on the
main land: These quarters - outreach our mor
tars. The island is pretty well covered with
tents. ; . , Our shell reach all Pllrts,Of ,the island
and. works : It is evident thet 41146 Nebel bat
teries haire'bonah Ofooreasenia ad the mei
tan be seam to disakiesir :whin ebelll falls into
the batteries. - -,!
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JMMMOR"
'I:eSIIi:TOR
*I::
HOUSE OF REPItIMENTATITES
.=/I.T, March 21
From our *orning-Ndltion,
THE STRENGTH- OF THE MEL%
CarcaaeD, March 20
:Honks'. steam fleet has been sent -there
t 4
Haring procured Steam Power Presses, we are •
ed to execute JOB add BOOK PRINTING of every
Uon, cheaper than it out be done at any other esta7 a dar
mentin the country.
DA rss OF 11.DVEKTRIN4.
46r -
Fur lines orlesecoristltotecae.hatirsquara hilt
lees or more than tber conteitute a mane
Hair square, one day
one week
" ens mouth
" three months
.. ell menthe ........ ....... •
.. one year . ......
Goog'quare, one day ..........
,one work ........ ............. . • 2 00
e one month 800
o ' three months ..... ... • 000
. ....... • •
li 0111 . 001/tha 10 00
It 011 e year.... lb 00
aii - Diabetes notices Inserted to the loWili Ceitesse, or
before Marbles and Deaths, FIVE CaNTS .." 4 1 row
each Insertion.
NO. 66
ggig- !Aurigae and 'Deaths to be charged as regular ad
vertisements
--As soon as the upper fort is reduced, the
gunboats will advance another in detail.—
Tuesday night Mound City kept up steady fire
cn - tbe tipper tort, preventing the rebels from
making: the usual nightly repairs.: -- The result
was that early this morning they commenced
removing the dead and wounded from the
casemates of the fort. Lugo numbers were
carried out and taken beck into the woods.
On.M.onday nine hundred shots were fired front
the gunboats, mostly shell besides three hun
dred shell from the mortars.
As yet but one man has been killed by the
enemy.
FROM WASHINGTON
Abi.tibi:Elrmi or (A:mw, mumrr
Organisation of a New Military
Department.
Gen. Fremont left Washington this after
noon foe New. York. It is said that the bounds
of his military department - have been all en
larged so as to include Ohio and other points.
A new military department, to be called the
Department of the Gulf. is constituted. It
will comprise all the coast of the Gulf of Mvx
leo, west of Pensaaila harbor, and so much of
the Gulf States as may be occupied by the
forces under Major General B. F. Butler, United
States volunteers. The headquArtere for the
present will be moveable wherever the General
Commanding may be.
The States of South Carolioa, Georgia and
Florida, with the expedition and forces now
under Brigadier General S. W. Sherman, will
constitute a military department, to be called
the Departmentof the South, to be uuder oom
mend of Gen. 'Hunter.
The Provost Marshal General of the army of
the Potomac, and his subordinates, have, in
obedience to a general order, turned over to
Brigadier-General Wadsworth, Military . Gov
ernor of the District of Columbia, the buildings
and premises occupied in the city of Washing
ton, and all the public property belonging
thereto.
The provost marshal's office hse been with
drawn from Washington; arid all the force em
ployed in the military polio the city is under
the command of General NM.sworth, as mill
governor of the District. General Wads
worth has established his headquarters frt. the
building heretofore used and occupied by the
provost marshal.
The Provost Marshal General and his Subor
dinates have also turned over to Gen. Wads
worth all the military prisoner's within tbei Dis
trict of Columbia, and all contrabands new in
custody, and the same shall henceforth be under
the command of the military governor.
In the House to day, Mr. Straiwzok 'intro
duced a joint resolution, which was Passed,
authorising the Secretary of the Navy* cause
the steam frigate Roanoke to be iron clad, and
otherwise altered and improved in his disore
tion, at the earliest day poetdble.
PEON MIL-WAIIKIE.
Partial Buzzing of the Barracks at
Camp Randall.
Diu.warnos, March 21.—Two hundred feat of
the barracks at Camp Randall. at Madiecin, was
burned on the night of the 19th. Two soldiers
were burned to death. Also, a quantity St
equipments and baggage.
THE SEARCH AFTER THE 11. 8. FEIGATB
The steamship Baltic has returned from as
unsuccessful cruise In search of the U. 8.
frigate Vermont.
Nt Unita-aunts
BOOKS FOR FARMERS,
/TIRE attention of agriculturists is directed
1 to the following works, which will enable
them to increase the quantity and value of
their crops by adding science and the experi
ments of others to their experience :
STEPHEN'S BOOK OF THE FARM., de
tailing all the labors of husbandry and
the beet way , to perf .rm them. Price.... 3 60
COLEMAN'S AGRICULTURE and Real
Economy 4 00
LANDSCAPE GARDENING, by Allen, ...1 00
THE FARMER'S COMPANION, by Buell.. 76
LECTURES ON PRACTICAL AGRICUL-
TORE; by Johnston
THE AMERICAN FARMER'S new and old-
vernal handbook, with 400 eogravings..2 60
AN EASY METHOD OF MANAGING
BEES, by Weeks 20
The Nature and Treatment of Diseases of
Cattle, by Dadd 1 00
' LEIBIG'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY 76
kEELCH COWS AND DAIRY FARMING;
and the production of milk, butter,
' cheese, by Flint 160
GRASSES AND FORAGE PLANTS, by
Lynch 1 60
SAX9ON'S HAND-BOOK, containing the
'Horse, the cow, the pig, fowls, &c., &c.. 1 00
THE FARMER'S DICTIONARY and Frac
' tical Farmer, by Dr. Gardner 160
ALLEN'S DOMESTIC ANIMALS 76
THE FIELD BOOK OF MANURES, or
American Muck Book 1 26
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES, by
Jennings
YOUATT ON Taw HORSE 146
HIND'S FARRIERY and STUD 800 K... :I 00
HORSEMANSHIP and the Breaking and
Training of Horses 76
Standard Books, School Books, and every
thing in the stationery line; at lowest prices, at
BERGNER'S CHEAP BOOK SPORE.
,
OUR newly replenished stock of Toilet
and 'Fancy Goods Is einnrparised in this city, and
feeling confident of rendering satisfaction, we would res•
pacifelly invite a call. EFT T RR,
91 Market street, two doors emit of Fourth street, soot h
ed
FOR RENT.
rooms fortn . erly occupied by Gross
T .
, Kunkel, as a WHOLESALE' AND RETAIL
GROCERY, having ample accommodation kw the trans
action of such busineas. Apply to -
QZO.: Q. KUNKEL,
. Canal street between State and Walnut.
• .„
malEt.2w*
814.0 KING !
.itiFABON'SPZUALLEN — GE BLAMING.'
100 Gro g! , iliwrtes *moan received; sad for
sale at' Whelere4o
dell
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3 00
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