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AUDITOR GENERAL:
THOMAS E. COCHRAN,
of York County
SURVEYOR GENERAL:
WILLIAM S. ROSS.
of Luzerne County
HARRtSBITRG, PA
Tuesday Morning, July 20, 1889.
THE PEOPLE'S PLATFORM.
ran UNION-L-THE CONBTuArIION—AND
THE ENFOROEKENT OF THE LAW.
RIBOLIITION ADOPTED BY A CAUCUS OP UNION'KEN
IN CONGRESS, AND RATIFIED BY TBB PBOPLII Ol
PIENNSYLNANIA IN CONVENTION, JULY 17, 1862.
" ?hat we hold it to be the duty of all loyal men
to stand by the Union in this hour of its trial; to
unite their hearth and hands in earnest, patriotic ef
forts for its maintenance against those who are in
arms against it; to sustain with determined resolu
tion our patriotic President and his administration
in their energetic eforts for the prosecution of the
war and the preservation of the Union against ene
mies at home or abroad ; to punish traitors.and trea
son with filling severity, and to crush the present
wicked and causeless rebellion, so that no flag of
disunion shall ever again be raised over any portion of
the Republic; and to this end we invite the co-opera
tion of alt men who love their country, in the at, , vor
to rekindle in all the Stales such a patriotic fire as
shall utterly consume all who strike at the Union of
our fathers,
and all who sympathise with their treason
or palliate their guilt."
NO PARTY.
The old partizan hacks and plunderers, who
have been feeding on the vitals of the country,
as they managed to derive patronage from the
success of the Democratic party, have been and
still are sorely disappointed with the move
ments of the people, and the decision of alt
loyal men to cast aside, for a brief period, or at
least until the Government is rescued from dan
ger, the trammels of mere party organization.
The cry of no party at first attracted the atten-
tion of' these men as a splendid opportunity to
repair their fallen. fortunes. The organization
of the locofoco party having been entirely
broken up and disbanded, the prospect seemed
to be fair, that was a movement entirely divest
ed of political distinction or difference, the op
portunity would beafforded to get possession of
the patronage of the government, and thus re
vive the old acts of corruption which, through
Democratic tendencies, have so powerfully con
tributed to the present dangerous condition of
the relations of the several states to the fede
ral goeernment. This anticipation of "a good .
time" in the no party movement having been
.
spoiled •by the action of the people, we And
these same old hacks zealously at work endea,,
vorini to prove that the country can only be
saved bithe efforts of those who were most in
dustrious in aiding 'rebellion to strike at 'the
authority and existence of the national gov
eminent. 'Thus for instance, the men who
have put forth Slenker and Barr es candidates
respectively for two of the most important po
sitions in the gift of the people, are the same
who were the most earnest in staying the heads
et the government, when James Buchanan
wielded its power; from striking a single blow
to arrest rebellion. These men had calculated
that rebellion. Would be profitable to them in
more particulars than one, and hoping that the
actionof the southern states Which bad seceded
would' arrest the progress of Republican
principles throughout the Union, they
were willing that rebellion should go on, be
cause it promised to rear another organization
of the Democratic party, npon.the ruins of all
the other opposition parties in the Union. The
dough-faceDeMoemey of the north had promised
the traitor Democracy of the south, all the aid .
In their power to insure the success of the re
bellion, with the , understanding that the move
ment only had
,for its object the breaking up of
the Republican party. But in this the traitors_
of theseuth deceived their friends in the north.
When„ Ii was .too late for leading dough-faces to
secede with any show of courage or manliness,
from their sympathy for the rebel cause, and
when the no party movement began to grow
in proportion and importance; the very men
who were bound in oaths and covenants to
aid the rebel Cause, deemed such a movement
at once a proper avenue for their escape from a
direct alliance with traitors, and at the sanie time
give them a fitting opportunity once more to get
possession of the power and resources of the goy- .
eminent. But in thia they were again disap
pointed. =The movements of the people, con
templating' a renunciation of mere party ties, at
the same time insisted upon the most unquall
•fied support of both the state and national ad
ministration, in tendering all their aid in their
power to crush out treason ; and bring traitors to
oondign punishment. Here was a dilemma
which the dough-faces of the north could not
dispose of or meet. They were willing to re
nounce party obligation, but they were loth to
denounte old political dogmas. The Reeds and
the Biddies, the Bigiers and the Buchanan of
Pennsylvania, were ready to swear by any or
ganization, 'by any party, with or without a
name, ea that they could get possession of such
a union of the people, and wield the prestige
growing out of such a combination of men, for
the benefit of themselves and their rebel friends. ,
When a union of parties was likely to foment
discord in the support of the state or national
adminietralion, the leaders of the Breckenridge
wing of ihe locofoco parry were ready to join
in au& ittiluvement, but the instant that the
union Winkling looked to the support of a poll
cy at oprpgqrotsg„ towards traitors, that gp4ol-
meat the smile UV* banded together,i and dew'
cratecttint arkilvrart4 frpedoin' by Ft:kited:lit
„ . ..-r,*
ing ti sir unalterable adherence to the very
dogmas of Democracy, out of which slavery,
treason, and rebellion hive sprung.
The people of Pennsylvania can thus see for
themselves how much in comparison to slavery
and locofocoism, the Union and the govern
ment of that Union are estimated. While the
great mass of men are either in the army fight
ing for that government or are at home strug
gling to sustain,the power and the resources of
the same government, that it may sustain and
support the various armies in the field, the
leaders opposed .to our political, Union are
straining falsehood and using the meanest de
ception to misdirect the few deluded men who
still follow in their path. They have revived
party, and seek to place it above public safety.
They have made istmesmith the government for
the purpose of: attracting its powers and aLteq - -1
tion from the *cid; of, crushing rebellion. Title'
is the real object-of the men who put forth)
Barr and Blenker,tiiirif this wan inscribed upon:
their banners, no man would be deceived. in
supporting, those semi-traitors and supreme
dough-faces.
TB.E CABLNET.
Last week we received from the associated
press telegraphic reporter, a dispatch to the ef
fect that the New York Herald had potitive in
formation of a resolution on the part of William
H. Seward, to retire from the Cabinet of Presi
dent Lincoln, by resigning as the Secretary of
State. We refused at the time to print the,
despatch, believing that subsequent events
would prove the idleness of the rumor, and
brand the Herald as a falsefier in this as it has
been in many otherinstances, where the integ
rity and safety of the national government
were involved. Our readers. need not be told
that we were correct in our estimate of that re
port. The entire story, as fabricated by the
Herald, and published over the country as an
evidence of the woakness and indecision of the
Federal Administration, has been proven to be
a lie of the common Order peculiar to the trai
tors who control that sheet. Secretary Seward
has never had the remotest ideas of dtsertiog
his present position. He feels that it is 'his
duly to remain where he is, as long as the
President desires his presence or he can he of
any service to his country.
The Heraldhad two motives for thus misrep
resenting Secretary Seward. The first was the
gratification of a hatred for the Secretary of
State, which Bennet has conceived on account
of the repugnance which the premier has ever
evinced for the Herald. The second, and the
moat malignant motive that was served
by this falsehood, was the belief that a rumor
of this description would hurry foreign• inter
vention for the settlement of the war, and of
course force the adjustment of our internal
difficulties in a manner to result in the recog
nition of the confederacy, and thus secure the
eternal division of the American Union. If it
could ho substantiated in Europe that Mr. Sew
ard had retired from the Cabinet, the inference
would become general among the governmenti
of the old world, that his retirement mei induced'
by his lack of faith in the ability of the. loyal ,
states to put down the rebellion: - This once
established;and the Anonarchs of Euro. e con
vinced of our wpalcoeser:lnt:nry;;;;Ainn Oinri
hasten the . triumph of !,treason, while traitors
would hurry forward the destrtietion of our Re
publican governoient. Thus the Herald, on the
ruins of a once powerful government, would
gain a reputation for' prophecy 'which would
recommend it to' the fivor of any despotism
that would be invested with power, and perhaps
become.its organ; .and thus, too,.Bennet and
hie tribe would be rewarded.
—This last lie should be- came sufficient to
banish the Herald from the home and place of
business of every loyalman in the-land. That
it is in the employ-Of the rebel gevernment,
there should no longer be any doubt. ' Let its
presence, therefore, be interdicted, wherever
there is a spirit of devotion alive' to the safety
of the Union, as the worst enemy which that
Union has unhung in the loyal states.
THE FIEBT:;tIHSESSOR
The new tax bill goes into operation on the
Ist of August, 'and wribelleve that the very first
appointment of an Asiessor under that bill was
D. W. Shryrook, Itsq., editor of the Greensburg
Herald. Mr. Shrytockis among the mostfaittL,
fill of those in this commonwealth, who haVe
stood up against that xnearLsentiment in favor
of the rebel traitors, in •localities-such ailiVest
motelaild county, where treason 'More or less
abounds, and , we therefore, rejoice that he has
been thus handsomely recognised by the fed
eral government. Betides his loyalty' and 'un
wavering devotion to sound national Republi
can prinolpiee, 10;,Shryrdok is a man of ster
ling integrity;and - highability. In his advo
cacy of principle, he hair been unwed by,. the
changes or.whims of individuals, and neeking
only the triumph of the right, he has never fal
tered in his duty to his sountry, whatever may
have been the temptation to entice him to do
otherwise. For these reasons, we congratulate
. our friend on his appointment, and predict for
him abundant - tracwei in the discharge 'of the
duties about to devolve on him as an Assessor
of the new tax.
THE ruotnnarr, most disdainful, scornful,
poisonous of the Rebel prisoners, are those
cured of wounds to the neglect of Union sol.
diers. Those who have recovered in our hos; I
pitals on the Potomac are more confirmed trai
tors than ever, - and they do not hesitate to talk
out .their 44.Mb:create., They say our kindness
to them while wounded and suffering, has
nothing to do with them when they are welt.
They evettsneer at no, and intimate that if we
hope to conquer them by claufency and kind;
ness we are mistaken. It is a fact, tapable of
tiuhftantiatlon• by nurses, chaplains •and ear
geons in our hospitals, that the °Spero espe
cially are utterly incapable of appreciating h
whit of the magnanimous treatment received at
our bands... They are ingrates of no- feelings,
save of the baser sort, and they only want the
opportunity to prove how devoid they are of
all refinement, and how ready they are to dirt
play the most damnable treachery. Does not;:
can Hot the government Bee thief and: in the
new ,policy j ust adopted, be a little less tender
:to t40.-.sick -and wounded . fall ;into our
randdss4.,-Wembuldnoti baiahne , of &bur' rms.
treated or abused, but after a battle ; tot*
1 1:bem•Vtiuntli eVerraroundettliffieraoldlitrii
lug' for.
flennogluanta glailp telegraph. timbal!ir mg' , ittlp 29, 1862
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TEE BRECKIRRLDGE IYOILCIIA*4'I
The Sunday A;nterican, one of the oldest and
ablest Democratic papers in northern Pennsyl
vania, expresses its opinion on the late Breck
inridge convention in the following language :
Our neighbor of the Breckinridge Deward
quotes the opinions of a number of papers in
favor of the resolutions passed by the Conven
tion at Harrisburg, on the 4th of July. Un
fortunately, every paper thus quoted, like his
own, has been more than suspected of sympa
thising with the south in their unholy crusade
against the Union and the government of the
United States. No loyal or true _Democrat, of
the Jefferson and Jackson school, Can associate
with these Breckinridgors without endangering
his . reputation. for itairiefism and fidelity to the
Union. Gen. Jackson would have spurned
such professed Democrats, and Perhaps hanged'
the leaders as he thieattined to do :with Calhoun,
ene of the same school, had he been President:
when this rebellion broke out. Let these Men
call themselves by'some appropriate title, slur
not desecrate the name of Democricy cloak-'
ing their heresies under a name honored: by
Jefferson and Jackson. . '
EIJOIRIE S. &MOLD, of Lancatiter county,
was yestreday mustered into the service of the
United States, as a second lieutenant and mus
tering officer, for duty in- Lancaiiter county, In
assisting to recruit the quota of men"fizsd for,
that county. Lieut. Reinhold is en active and
efficient young man,,zealous for his country;
and well qualified' for the service to which he
has been detailed.
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From Washington.
An Army litedioal, Board of EtiM'iinera
THE REBEL 0011$i MLMTILL 01 1 00M.
HE IS ACQUITT
Arrival of Com. Porter of the Mor
tar Flotilla.
AN ENGLISH IRONCLAD`STEAMER Alt
TEMP TS W RUN `TBE BLOCKADE.
She is' Captured . and Bent to New York.
WASHINGTON, July 21.
An army medical board; composed of Sur
geons Brinton, Clymer,• and asslettuit surgeon
Webster, U. S. Army, for_ the examination of
Brigade Surgeons, and staff volunteer surgeons,
aid assistantfaurgeons,and.contract physicians,
has met in this city. The examination. is -a
thoroughly prictical, one, both .with,regeiril to
surgical operations And bed. side experience,.
and is calculated to test the veal knowledge of
/Litit .Richtriond papers contain- the:proceed
ings of the court martial which tried COM.'
Tatnall on the charge of the culpable destrnc
tlim of the Merrimac. They :award him an
honorable ac. uit
ahe rnfrtrar o 94 a.,
urbuce.l tpcoln's Double Policy—His Perjury'
io which it, says that the usurpations of the Gov
eminent that sits In Washington have been so
great and s totally: to dkaolvel any
bonds that may wive been supposed totindAis
'M the northern Staten. The people are called
utorn to endoro the .most extreme distrrisk and
to make any , sacrifice, even of life itself, sooner
than yield to a foe so disgusting and so' malig
mint . ' '
. .
Pommander T'orter of the, mortar flotilla ar
rived here this morning via:Fortress Monroe—
a fact which is considered of significant impor
taPM. The Navy Department teams that the
blockading fleet
_recently, matureri_the Tubal
Cain, a large, iron clad tnglish steamer off
Charleston, whilelitteinptidgio - run the'bleck'-
ada. She was heavily loaded. with arms and
ammunition. The prize has b een ordered to
New YOrk. " ' ' • - • •
FROM PORTARSS MONROR,
,ts, : •
The Rebels Concentrating on the
James liver.
Their Force Eatifiiitecl at 50,000.
Gen. Jackson Suppled to be in Conimaid:
SUFFOLK Tif-RL'A.TENtD.
11,111 OW THE REBELS ON OLOUOSOTKE
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:They Seize the Contrabands and ail the
NO NEWS .puoiei.HE ARMY.
A REBEL MAIL CARRIER ARRESTED
Thotisand tleitelOienuid in ids
Cooirkiband Laborers Or Jimes River.
I am affably Informed thatlarge rebel forces
are now being concentrated•on-the line of the
James river, abova the' jundion tho, „A.ppo-,
mattock and Janiea filers: They
_canie down
from Itichmond-biiidecltichin'Ond'andyPeuers
burg Railroad. It is believed that they already
nnniber from fifiy ; to..6eventy thousand, and
that Gen.lticlison to in command notarithaUkrid
bar
the rumor that he is liCpursult of General
inforiniult is very confident that the yeb-.
elEi are now Making abold stand at the above
nauied place, and are 'bringing all - the. for..
:there they can spare from Richmorid, and doea
not behave that is - lalacaafe. from: pt
tack, as the rebelei are 'said tope within twenty
mtles witkepostderable'fOrce,.
. 'Night before last, a company of ow-
Wyk came down Gloucester PPoint, ppi leis it e
Yorktown and seized. and"carried off a lot 'of
contrabands thatiad - gathirld lit that place,
and also foroedillio the - rebel army all the male
Inhabitants that could be found there capable
of boa4tig liro to a : lot g
ehipt Ibribei and tiakii4 -.. -their)
trOphios;
took *ow d4paxtuke. •
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1 LIU fiber:CaitgrY are 6 4. 06 t daily prowling.
abcititAft 11 410 .3 n, . 8 4 1 4Viii4irA any kind
and viriPallifg intitOe. beMlxvice A/kith*
lirc#:lifido4 lo olo* 4diur
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sti*Olptoa, July 26
in the homed • vicinity of Williamsport,
whether guerillas or the regular confederates
it is hard to Attimine, for the guerillas often
go clothed like the regular confederate cavalry,
as by this disguise they assume authority which
they otherwise could not, And commit many
depredations in their masked characters upon
the civilians,telling them they have authority,
being commissioned and a detatchment of the
regular confederate cavalry
All is quiet on the JameS liver. No news
from the army.
Yesterday a man obtained a pass in Norfolk
for the pretended purpose of going to North
Carolina. He was watched by an officer, and
folktwed-SeVirfid milei outiront roiliilk; when
he took a pivate rod and watt *steering his
course toward Richmond. The'officer to le up
and arrested him, and found upon him about
two thousand letters which be was about to
carry'to Richmond. -
He was taken back to Norfolk and lodged in
jail to await his trial: He admitted and stated
that he received two dollars apiece for convey
-lug lettere between Norfolk and Rfeirmond.
This Will stop the trireme': by Which letters
and papers have passed to and fro.
The steamship Massachusetts 'arrived at Fort.
rots Monroe to-day,r. fix= Port Royal, on her
way to New York. She reports ill quiet on the
South Carolina and Georgia coast.• The steamer,
South America left Fortress Monroe at 4o:.clock;
this afternoon for... Tames river, crowded with
contrabands. •
FR 0 lit OH. .10.
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Arrest of Preaches Suspected of Treason.
Valla - naighitin. Implicated.
ENROLLMENT OF THE MILITIA
A special despatch has been received here
from Columbus, Ohio, which state that the
Rev. Dr. Brooks of Bt. Louls,and Rev. D. Hoyt,
,of Louisville, were arrested on Friday night at
the horiie of the notdrione rebel 'Judge Clark,
pf Ohio: •It is reVorted that linpoitant papers
were found on them implicating Vallandigbam
who will be taken to Cincinnatti.
The OoVernor has , issued ordord to the asses
sors to have an eniollment made of alt the able
bodied mbn in the State, to be ready by the
18th of August: If' there are'not : enough irol
rmteere rby that time drafting will 'be com
meneed• • - •
THR ADVERTISED RUNAWAY OFFICER.
HE RISES TO EXPLAIN.
=I
General Pope's order offering a reward of 5
cents for the apprehendoc(of a certain captain,
having been telegrailhed thienettititAbe coun
try, is but due to.lflieioffibeii;sii• disgraced to
place his reply before the public through the
same medium. • It is as follows:
.
2b the EditorOf the New .I' - ork Tribune.
San :—Greatly to my surprise, my attention
Wee dtrected.to the'evebing papers
of Saturday, advertising me as a deserter from
my comPanY, whictt is wholly untrue. - My re
eignation, unconditional;' we e'Written; offered
to and accepted by the Colonel Commanding,
a day or two previous to my leaving. Said re
signation was necessitated by an injury received
chile In the performance of my duty, render
jag me tidally unable to discharge the duties
dirrolvinkivon.me. !Therefore, by
_the advice
of many of my .felidw . o ffi cers, Including both
tie surgeons of the regiment, I resigned. For
tber cause could Ilieve been induced to
- f rt. sre4. galls fettrittetietied.thett-the
.mmanding General has been grossly mulle
t' 'raise].
TELEGRAPH.
There is a firm feeling in the flour market,
but less doing for export, owing to' he unsullied
condition of sterling , exchange—sales of ttupo •
der at16(46 26 ; extras'Jit $5 60, and extra
fandly at ss' 75(01' Rye flour steady at $3 25,
and corn-meld it $2 ,87i: There is ,gixal de
mhtul for wheat-5;000 - 1ms. redaol I at.sl 800
'1 1 28, and 'white at $1 401 46. Rye wanted
at 76c. Oord in demand, and '6,000 boa. yel
low sold at 64c. Oats are active at 44c., and
Dittmar. at 42i, Ooffee'fitni—sales of Rio it
22022 f. Sugar and molasses are firM. Pro
vhdons are very quititstdes of mess' pork at
$11; and lard. Whisky dull, and lower
sales itt'Bo@telc: - "
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•Naw Your, July 28. •
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Flour dull ; sales 110,000 bbla. at $4 90®
$5.05 for . State ; $5 46@55 55 .for Ohio, and
$6 80®$6 . 115 for Southein. Wheat advanced
1 c..fof.whit 4 e ; sales 50,000 bush, at ®sl-. 12 a
$1417 for Chicago spring ; $1 16®$1 20 for
hlfiwankle olab,„ an& Al 27091 31 for , red
wmtern.: Corn dull ; seles;80;000 bus.: at 58 C.
Beef Aniet. , Pork steady. Lard firm at 83
5 g
91, . Whisk dull .at 281 c. Stock lower; 13.
& II, : tI., 13
,; Illa. Cent B. B. 661 ; . Mich.
SoOthem i. N. Y. Cent. 98 ;IL S. 6's regin
ter:eri, gat ; , coupons 89e ; gold 171 p. c. prem.
-- ' '.• ' . -•• 1 3 / a uxoas, July 28:... ,
Flotir quiet and .unilianged, Wheat, actiTo;
new white $1 sogsi 65 ; Red $1 3b@51 , :424
Corn idvincing white 6(4132 u;
600 - 014 ite.aclY..et 46 e. Whisky, dun st.3o
clubty . ,
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AA GOOD DOMMTIC to . attend to the
general honseliork 'of a ®ill Apple,
o.lBoi'Mart et street. Abod *ages 1I be given for a
'gc°P Delp., ]y2B•date
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WANTED.
QBVMAL Carpenter or cabinet makers
at the ", • BAGLE WORKS,
1311,EAKFAST BACON!
AVery ohoieelot, eqttaf to the celebra
rei (imported),Yozimbire; lust rwelved.
ire : Yi It DOCK,& CO.
GRAND UNION - ' PIC4IIO
GOOD WILL 'FIRE - .' COMPANY
I Company. respectfully mfotm the I Rsons of Brscrlsbnsg thatlher contempiate
ingj at e• olo ;ili_:)/14keit woods near Middletown,.
fib Y;Jetlf tut The win_ eave the TWilit7l
nir4l4. ll .alboaNd4War'ilf ifticicst; wl Faro- for the
rrOsn4 SIP agdaomiutonio the - grounds GO cents.' Good
mule will be In attendance.
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PHILADILPHII, July 28
PIDOLADEEPETA, July 28
Ntw '2tbnrrtismtnto.
PUBLIC BALE•
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
REAL ESTATE
WILL be offered at public sale, on
Thursday, the 11th day of E.eptember, at 2
o'clock, at Brant's Hall in the city of Harriet:nut.
Thirty three acme of land with an excellent NM*
house and barn and outbuildings, situated partly in
the City of Harrisburg and partly in Swatara township.
This property la situated on the gouth of Hummel*
town turnpike, a portion of which his a beautiful
location on chill,.dle*.tly hobs the .eity_ of Harri es
burg, to be sold in three acre lots.
leo a lot or Woe of ground situated in Harket,Seuare,
adjoining Jones' House, having a front of 27 feet and
extending back 167% feet to 20 feet alley, thereon
erected a two story brick% house with two story back
brick building and *table, having the use of a three
feet alley on Market &mare, being one of the most
deniable situations for !maim= er private reedence is
the dig. Poe/tendon given to let of October best.
'conditions of ales are 10 per *cent. of the purchase
money to he paid on the day of sale, the balance of the
one bait of the purchase money when the title
made, and the balance in two equal an ual puma**
with interest, from tee time posse, skin iegiven. Te be
seoured by bonde 'arid inortgago,
A plan rf the *tee acre boa tan be seen at the boot
and shoe store of A. Hummel, next door to the Court
Hoine, Hirtiaburg.
I ue attendance will be given by e
' . 6.110.1102 BOUM L ani
ALBUM HIIIIII2L,
.W 24 s ixecutor of ` David Humme`, dec'd.
GRAND'ArOVAL
AND
INSTRUMENTAL CONCEIT!
son Mg gliftlerr ' Tint
VOLUNTEER RELIEF FUND,
A'T BRANT'S HALL
ON TUESDAY EYBAIAQJITLY '29th.
The Concert will bounder the harnediate direction
of the -
BEETHOVEN MUSICAL CLUB,
Who will be assisted by
MR. AND MRS. J. ARNOLD,
Formerly of Cooper's English Opera Troupe
AND NR'. . A• VOKLMEN,
THE CELEBRATED P.RIMO TENOR,
Also of the Opera,
who are among the beat vocalisti • In the country, and
who will Intersperse the entertainment with
GEMS FROM POI I IIWL OPERAS'
A number of eminent Musicians and Amateurs have
also volunteered theit,set•iites.
Tickets - 60'tenth; Wise had at nearly all the public
places in the city. Bolts can be secured on Tuesday
Morning snd afternoon at the Hall. jy26 dSt
GAIETY MUSIC HALL
Walnut 13treet : baticean 2d'and 3d.
SOLI SUM MANAGI3I, 808 'DRABS'S
ADMTSIKON 10 and 15 cads
lINOLGRIIIRNT EITILIORDINLIT !
First appearance of •
DICK BERTHELON,
The Champion Bone I layer of the World,
ALSO OP
_
T. J. HOLLIS,
The . Champion Jig Demmer, and General Performer,
together with
;NM JULIA EDWARDS, the Bird of Bong.
'BOB EDWARDS, the Etblopean Jester and Dancer.
'DAN ROWAKD, the'ltrceislOr Banjoist.
.JANE BODD, Eth'opean Comedian,
*TOM MURRAT,drieb and Comm o Vocalist.
J. B. DONNELL, hlualciti Direetor
J. H. 17ANI30R si, Pianist.
Bvfr.V. i'venlog with a New and Laugha
ble • - • •
Doors open at 7%, to commence at B'4. • •
„LelEn • BUOD.,..tiumo, Manager.. . 1746-Iw.-`.
17241-Iw.
ha rainager, , in OrliandditgioVus nubile the above
artists, tilts have nu superb:ma In the world, has, gone
to great expense; and relies on a generous public to
rapport him in this new enterprise, the
...pals of
which has never been ;presented to the citizens Of War ,
ritiburg. - ROBERT . EDWARDS.
%rap QUARTZES, Plasstmeauc lannsia
Harrisburg, Jaly .25,.1862. f
GENERAL ORDER., 1
NO. 30. ' • {
The offer of additional bounty to recruits
having been elsewhere extended, the same pro
vision for this purpose has been made is Penn
sylvania by - Counties, 'corporations and by in
dtvidual subscriptions. It is due to the arithori
ties or citizens furnishing the tounty,
zuggetitionts should be received from:. them re ,
garding the appointnient.Of (Sitters of Som*leti l
raged in their respective distlieta.
fftelroops now being rallied, have by the
'Noolamation of the Governor, : of the 21at iiist.,
bden apportioned among the several enmities..
Thia renders it expedient, in order to avoid con
fuhion, that the number of persons engaged tux
recruiting should-he'll:Silted. • -
• .
Tt is therefore bidered . •
'I. That no person shall, recruit men under
'general Order , No. 28, of this series, without
.104 ,wr itten , authority : from , these
e darters: ' ' '
11. All persona already engaged in enlisting
Men will report themselves immediately, and
'a p ply for such authority.
M. County Corcunissioners, or other local'
authorities, or the committees of citizens, as
"the case may be, are 'invited to suggest the
naines of fit pewit's fospfficers.of company ;
be, ridge d . in i their respective distri ct s - e
r ah persons have not already acted under the
Bidider of Li sit
Governor and Crenswcarfer-is•ChLf.
A. L. RUSSELL,
jy25.3t • .441stant General Penn'a.
HEADQUARTIMS Pszcasmvauts
irmalutlEot I* 28 1) 1862 . 1
rIPHE State Medic:al Boaid for the ex -
.L ainiqutiOn of Aiiiitant Ammons of Agin
syrunlaaegimenter, willpest in Philadelphia,.
pitthe gall , of the Universality of. Penusylva-.
tut on Mondlit 41i, 28th, at 10 A. IL, and
us for Ova days. , Candidates will
-.register their
n &eget
,the andl,ta be examined in the
adder of the register. About one hundred and.
twenty vacancies are, to be filled, and those
appointed.will be at once;assigned to liCtiVe
dnt
order of A. V. tiu RTIN,
Governor of Pennsylvania.
Hssxv H. Surat,Surgeon . General Pennsyl
vania.i jy23-dtodtaul
JOHN WISES
Confectionery &Fruit tore,
THIRD STREET, NEAR WALNUT,
Pa.
coNFEcTioNEU .0k , ,,AL4 KINDS,
• ORANGES AND LE/1102113„
, •
PINE
. .
APPLES, BARAMNAS,
FRESH AND SALT FISH,
And vegetable. of all tied., tirothrbt Algid *inn the
Faztern Market., taloa a week,sagt perabui t ia t umor my
thvastuti supervision, tbusiaablidgt.s to giell a better
anttcheaper article than oak biihe mat&
Orders trout' a distance altendird - 10 pL'~mpLly~ and
emus delivered to any part or the city roe of emrge.
PRIN- 11 GAWP MEM muslin Uy on'•baud 1 Give
ale - . $ JORN W 1131.:
0,IA: E
VALUABLE; PROPERT
t. Y
ON
;.Ik4partioulaisletuodre of `:1- z 6-
2 t
1, . lie 1,,
3pilf42towSzs Coma of fio cont N 4 We otroots.
New aburfitttnts.
WM. KNOCHE,
98 Market greet, Barrisburg, Pa.,
DILLIER IN
PIA.Nois
XT
EW ROSEWOOD PIANOS, fioni the be:
/31 makers, from $2OO upward&
MELODEONS.
THE BEST MANUFACTURED ItsisTgli
YEWS, FROM $45 to 8100.
Guitars, VioHny , Accordeons, Flutes,
Fifes, Drums, Banjos, Tambourines,
Violin aqd Guitar strings and m s s_
cal merchandise in general.
SHEEP! , latr'
THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS al wayo
Land. Music sent by mail to any pert of the
country.
OVAL, SQIIARE, GILT AND ROSEWOO
FRANCES,
Suitable for looking glasses, and all klude of
pictures always on hind.
A fine assortment of best plated
LOOSING GLASSES
From smallest to largest sizes.
Any style of frame made to order at the
shortest notice.
WM. KNOCITE,
98 Market street
febl9-Wksly
REMOVED.
J 0 H }VB. SMITH
[JAB removed bia Boot and Shoe store
from the earner of Second and Walnut Mena to
NO. 108 MARKET STVET,
Nost door t Haynes Agriculture Stare, where he Intends
t o keep& kinds of Bootkawd Shoes, Galt.ra, kc., and
large stoak of Trunks, and everything line Of ba
einsea and will be Mauldin to .reoeira the patronage of
his old customers and the entail in general at hie new
place of butdnows. all kinds of work made to order n the
ban style and ti 4 superior workmen. Repairing d.ine at
sliarritinhow rapr2dtfi JOHN 8. SMITH.
WHOLESALE
UMBRELLA NAMITAOTORY I
No. 69, Market Street, below Third,
HAII.IBI3IIRG, PA.
M. H. LEE.,
.AIIANUFACTUREkt OF UMBRELLAS,
ALL ritßaots mid wsuuria eAvgd furnish
goods sit UMW PRIOR.; than can be booth' to env of
h e g ia i oni c aw.. ithipt , r in robs 11,1 wns do well to
and examitie mires and quality. amt eon rinse thorn -
'Beltran of this fact. au2B-dly
100 PERCH OF GOOD
B lIILDING LIME STONE,
' FOII SALE AT THE
KEYSTONE FARM.
my2!dr
HARRIS MANSION FOR SALE.
IinHIS handsome property recently occu
i_ pled by the PE .4NSELVAND. 'MAIM CaLLIGE
Is offered for sale. It In well suited either for • private
Residence or a B want Sch lel, beteg supplied with gas,
water, bath rooms, heater, range, etc. The grounds
contain valuable Fruit Trees and Shrubbery. The plane
will be sold low and possession given within reasonable
time. For terms, ho., apply to.
MRS. S. S. WAUGH, or
DR. WI! H. BOLE
Executors of Estate of Rev B. R. Waugh, deed .
e24-deodtr
WHITE BRANDY
FOR PBESER, PING PURPOSES.
A VERY superior article, (pare,) just
LIL. received and for sale by
1880 WM. DOCK, JR., & CO.
JUST RECEIVED.
ALARGE ASSORTMENT of Family
BMW et different elylee pf binding, at 90c, $1 26
$1 60, fd, $B, $4 , SS tuadslo. Mao Pocket Biblee of
latent styles and prices at SCRICFPER'S Booketera
feblk y
BIRD: Fountains and Seed Boxes, Ca.
Ail nary and Hemp aced for sale by
NICHOLS A: BOWMAN,
Corner Front ad Market streets
mylo
EXTRA family flour, choice brand, just
received, lad Warranted to gtve eatiariotion, for
Me by NTOMI)LS L. BOWMAN,
Oor. Front Jr Market Ste.
WANTED.
-
Sb.VERAL Afachinists. Also a stout
- boy ilk the blacksmith shop. Apply at the
3y15-dtr &WILE WORKS.
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
MORTON'S
UNRIVALLED GOLD PENS.
II EST PENS in the world, for 'lsc, $1 25
$1 614 $2, SS, and $4, for sale at
obl6l SCHIFFER'S Bookstore.
NEW ORLEANS
SUGAR!
THE first in the market, just received
and I b r sale by WM. DOCK, JS., lc CO.
FREER BUTTER
AT
MARKET PRICE.
WE, HAVING fitted up a large Refrig
erator, and having made contracts with some of
our moat reliable farmers to furn'sh us with fresh and
iwpet butter regular! r, will be enabled to supply oar
&Comere with sweet fresh tee cold butter at sit times.
sity29 WIL DOCK, Jr.& CO.
NEW MARBLE AND STONE YARD
HENRY BROWN
HAVING opened a MARBLE AND STONE
non on Canal Street, near Chestnut Street, oppo-
Otte the P. ausylvania Railroad Depot, faces this method
ofinfOrining the citizens of Harrisburg and vicinity that
he hi prepared to do an kinds of marble and stone work
la a superior manor, and on the moat ressoasine terms.
1010412 ms
AGENTS I CHANTS!!AfER PEDLERS !
r: . . BEAD TIIIGS.
ENERGETIC
lllC;7lo73pnßiZifeaLlar day
by
oontabibig
_Superior Stationery, Portraits of ELEVEN
WCWMALB, and • piece of Jewelry. We guarantee rutt
ier... Okla to quality of our goods. The gifts cons ist of
nat tratieties and styles of Jewelry, all useful and vale-
VIA. Circulars wile fell wheelers Mailed free. Ad
dreis. L. B. MUMS & CO,
14186-ftlid 38 Beekruan street, New York.
[V RUSHED, coarse and fine pulverized
'LI sugar, lower than any other place town. Can
and examine, AL NingulS BOWMSN,
15C°!1ker Front alio Market streets.
.1),2
CLARIFIED New Orleans sugar, a cheap
and beautiful article, for sale by
NICHOLS & HOWLI N,
iv 26 00Taer Front and Market Waste.
110tROWN sugars of all grades, for sat
-LP Wir t by NICHOLI & 60WMAN,
Je4b Corner From and Markel streets.
1)IIRE-cid-'----er vinegar, warran BOWMAN ,
lop by NICHOL
Ji26 Corner front Old market streets.
A. Few Blacksmiths and Carpenter s can
Lg. enhployment at the HarrlebFg car shop, if
igipiication be made iniodixtel• opt
196441 w
gO PENS I—The largest and best
"toLDok, from 51.00 to $4
sit oo—war sros
ranted- 4 it
ursa s sooss.
AllE-------IT Me t a l , a good article, for Bale
wit' by . eta. eons ,
c or ner south um Penn, and 11 Fouth street, Paa.
11__Fj.------aila , . ,
and RiD
lot of Dande on
- as wo. mY
214: for_sale at the store or JO