0 pait g Ettegrapt. iirdnisElk MON STATE I7CKET. I AUDITOR GENERAL: THO:MAB E. 000H8AN, ot York. County. SURVEYOR GENERAL: WILLIAM. S. ROSS. ot Luzerne ,Connty. , HABBIEIBUR'G PA weantiday 'Morning, August 18,1861 .trlgprt COUNTY CONVENTXON. The friends of the Adesinbstration and the op- Omani:6 Of , the present unholy 'rebellion, aria 7,40. to assemble , in County ooUi;fintionWthe' nomination of , county abaft's, Which will meet hislAbir 'Count House at Harrleborg,'ou Tc946Y titli day of 'August, 1861, 4 ,1611 'reciock Meetings for the election of delegates will be held in the various townships of the county, at the usual place of liolding elections, be - Omen the hours lye and seven r•.anti bribe severallrardir and boroughs between the hours' of 7 and 9 p.' sr, on Saturday •the 18th Inst. H. C. ALLEMAN, Chaliman Republican County Cominittee. ft; 4 70 IRE PUBLIC. We have been ofilizially authorized to an nounce for the information of those haviig business with His Excellency, the Govenfor of . Pennsylvania, that in no case will he give at tention to any of the affairs connected with the military organisations of , the state, except during the hours which, have been fixed for inch purposes at the Exeontiie Chamber. The Governor can be consulted at the Fawn -ctutmbeif fronii) o'cloe,ll iftififttil 6 . olclOcit P. M. After these thosin 'having bpsinesp connected With, the affairs ; of state, tatulttransact it.thrdugh the Pr 144. - Secretary of the Governor , Mr. Quay , who can be. feund 'nettle :ones' HOuSe. Those having military business of a character,demauding attention at ihe sime time, must see the Adjutant Gentral. These orders will _be strictly adhered to, and are rendered imperative as well to prevent annoyance Ind confusion, as to afford those whet are already overworked, the opportunity fOr at least re* onabre repose. , • , "ZHE OBIBOTS OF 28E WAli." inonthi *it; there 'has been'a great ont-r cry ou the part of certain dengh-face ieelers in tide state, concerning the objects of. the war. With thit clue of axon; It has baths a real labor of love to pervert any policT that ,cctpferpple-, ted vigorous pis:picot/don of the . war, units the conflict which we are now waging for the constitution and the Union, hat almost •degen erated into a cuunpaiga of strained c o nstructions, inch ass well feed lawyer indulges in for the es- Ape of a rascally client notually.suilty of . .oshe henious offence. With practical men, 'the idea of this war consisted of an effort to restore order, and brlpg about the political and social reciprocations which 'heretofore made the Union a bOnd of power, a symbol of ' might and majesty among the , cations of the ,Isorld.. This had been (Mailed, inathe present :purpose seemed to be' itspreaesiation. The (lon stitution itself wasenot hi'disrepute with' the leaders of the ithellten when they unfurled , the banners'of revolt, because they had demanded ' its amendment to, serve their interests, exi4 the demand wee accedso to. The statute leas of the federal. legislature ,coutained no lawthat was obnoxious, because the influences which controlled and preciptiatedtreason, also trained and passed our **mai laws. Ttie goteanment had been at the behest of the very power which now seeks its destruction, so that ' U fraud has crept Into its administration, that , power is responsible, and if danger to any one Internet has been incurred by its progress, we must trace it to other sources than that of mera party,--#. source only to be discovered An the < uncontrolled and highest cleveloiviilarif of Man. Here hi the point which sae traitors haysr.ano sieeded in conceortOgi - while they 'PeraistlMUY 'Osatesign that th e rebellion Was iEeelOitated by the mews':WS of the peopla.oflhe zwythem 'for treestates, on the rights: and intirreats of • Shale' of the sotithera or itfasre' stated. These • . menaces are made the tame excuse of the war on the-part pf the rebels, risheri r iir rtolity the danger bee been that the Infiniti& of slavery would t i l i ct the very purpose of which slavery itself 16ng complained; = acid , at -length , the fact ie demonstrated‘that the Union h shiaje been. end • tkOr. le,' in danger from an 4tlfinence th#thaiiionupportere and" advocatin but.fholeso.9:bishit - on the.. right of one . class tdr hobianci enslave the buninnity or e xt ol ler . ; the clean Of this the. constitu tion tedialte of no cOnstruction. • Its ,Setlinales farinaaqd of punishment '''for traitors ere plain and explicit. It provides for• no comfit: ation, and rehoghises no ;right among traitors; osoept that - whlortatislilMillierfight of trifit &jury been had by ' the "mitt impartial jury that was - efer niniffunked. The loyal men Mate land baie'cobstiluted that ,Intry," 'While tho,,4,ough-face .edvocates and, •defendepa of .tramon,iis the attotnnyal of traitors, have Alen •'aiiarded every opportunity to insure the escape , of tlibfr Clients." Thins far these dough-lhces havesnmeadadin-staAng the punialunerit of their clients, • toY Ildabkaa; Aka). and cowardly sopldstries, aikto.the objeots of their rake:die; and the, val'W q the oulpiged law Athich demands viaiikatiou: Now, holt:Ter, filiVperits of the rase ino hebighetter, tmderi" `lstoodt'br both court and juryv 'thit divested of Ito quibbles and its sophistri - ; Ptnnevivattia Wag edegrap and as the. jury—the people— rawly° the testimony !mane facts, doubt and hesitation give way to firm purpose and unalterable deter .minatiron. :But one object is in view—the Union. Bat one foe to that Union is visible—. traitors. These must be met and crushed. As they arb nowirrayed in arms, they have forfeited all their 6004.1'11 their interests, sll their claim to recosniticuliandlin teeny cases :nave even de stroyed the right to their Usages of eivil and man ly warfare, and deserve nothing better than the . whippingyost, the halter or the stake. If we conciliate and compromise with stink' Men, we leave open the way to the possible assertion or some future occasion that this rebellion still had its rights and its honors, or why thus dig nify it with conciliation or recognition. If treason is wrong—if it is a crime, a high, hein ions, malignant and bloody crime, it has cer tainly.been demonstrated and made apparent In:the aodons and: course 'of the . rebtdi 'theta selves: To punish this crime-to loot it out and bring its defenders to justice, is" the first and only object of the war—and in seeking the enr9efre f of title ppei.hment, we hale no right. to 61104 thi4ts or falter before PrpFeedings, Ithile both are within the construotiotiofek4liwd warfare. Our busintss is to break down this rebellion. To fight it out=burn it ont—or hang those who uphold it, until choaking oeit of lite ensures the going out of rebellion.— Those 'ho theorize and object to such mins, are only traitors in disguise, and hope that the delays and vicissitudes of stragetidal warfare I will exhaust the resources of the government, and thus render the success of rebellion doubly certain. • ' IMPORZANT REOOMMENPAZION. The-following letter, from •Brig. Gen. -F. J. Potter, commanding Fifth Provisional Arm) , Corps, will be read with honest gratification by, every man who has the success andithe reptita don. of the brave men who are now enter' nt the ranks of the army at heart. This letter, as will be seen, is addressed to Gov. Curtin, and from its respectful tenor- and dignified counsel, vie have no doubt that its suggestions ) will be heard by Iffz,gzCellency; as they are in fact nothing more thanla response to a policy which the Governor himself.is determined to adopt ht otganizing and officering the new regiments. The letter itself, so iniportmat in every par tioular, comes at a most opportune and favora ble period in our military organizations. It needs no further comments porn , us, than its recommendation to , the general perusal of the public), ea a surety that the -welfare and organi, zstion of the privateZoldieiareamong the high est considerations and solicitude of those, who are to lead him into battle; Hann QUARTM, Ere PROVVIIO2IIAL ARMY CORPS, Camp near Bar+i+on's Daukfig, Virginse, lily 16, 1862. GOVELNOR :—Many resignations by officeis from Pennsylvania Reece cute in my corps haVe been tendered and accepted. - Some of thenOtli cars will be seeking' commiations In new regi ments. In no one case . has a resignation been accept ed:of any officer (that,of Colonel Taggmt,Vth P. R. V. 0.„: - et ceptedrwtose Services Ah caraeltrerotild be Of tiny benefit to the ritiHMiy arm of the senidee. ' L f beg; therefore, tlnlieisza tecommendition be preaeated tik' that effect ' goad alaihotity here that to One of ;bete offi cers be re-appal:wed meets signed on account of f`t conduct. before' enemy, and to avoid 'exposure. - Others are totally demoralized; others win - , are'worthitais, or fear further contact with the enemy. Task this of you, - now, as - acting ort sag geetions,i will probably preventtnOrtilidatlon the person appointed and hie friends, as all I each will be brought before'' a Bore to a: 7 amine into their proficiency, propriety of tiun duct, ltd.; and *ill Amiga rather than undergo the investigation. These'remarks apply to medical`bffiettre as well as line. I have the honor to' be yaws respectfully, Your obbdient servant, ' x. P. J. PORTER, Brice* Oesiswai Oxistuthding, Ib His libxelkncy;liszadif O. Cumin, ' 004 !nor of F,fni.sfl*finia• ' Iktrrisbist% Pa. The genuineness of this letter le substantiated as follows : ' gd• 9., P. 3 Hanaburg, *rig 8 , AO.' Accurate copy of despatch on Ale in this of CRAIG BIDDLE, A. D. a WAIN Rumor- Eneant , infornied. his Irish f r iends; in a recent speech delivered in Dublin, that the result of this wai would be of no bents dt te.Europeae, .gevernmenta, whatever, party might be victorious, he uttered a sublime truth. Segland, particularly, will discover this fact ' s*, little etxmer any people In the old world and for the pains _which that nation has; taken to encourage rebellion and foster treason,ushe Lai `destroyed the 01$10:4100 and 'respect of what 1;43F, ape bisfins the dose of pres opt cent* ~ th e t, e most powerful people in the untverse. The very- necieselties, hereafter, of the people of the north loyal states, will make :the*gmat and .powerful The battles tbrou which they are passing will.make them iovnusible,. and the victories' which they ,nre winning hnd Aufit continue' to achieve, decniioletheir romemi l rance of the wrongs which- a r Some_of the European governmentsleaped zop 13n. their great cause in the hour of its peril isisd thefi cnibarracementi. Bien gibe 'ttiopheo,:o4 even if the Peufeclitreenocgdil be ' established as a. respedaide.(l) governmenti .the result would be demonstrated 'With' ibi-reCogpi tion; Xiittt. the Med etho were false in their'4l - to freedom, weilid:44 o : be uncertain fin their alliances withforelgn governments. No iitt•coitld'be depended on in that eittitglint 0 ' ii 4 ' t i etAdefil4lßreZkid_ of the eeeePiT ,pN fer a ,that bie.31 1 40, end ii*, and Ethigliziettils:dit disregard with ail their , foreign an d _d ome a te t nautical:mi l the world Wcittid . lax! 'IS& ith e itlic e`Stifir with a. iiitogiii wiodtOirte - ifrits'govern- In, 6,4. wiltAllid PlColPilletl tevQiert. o 4!-theY might ii i i only be able to perpetrate mischief. --t it As the calm now ;Rands with those - manta ihdt time attempted to encourage E rebellion, IL is , ig* `: 01 13 9: IR .the T., men the United.States;Ahat all etkonern in the *eaten,' whether directly or iniliteetlyilwill M466l4r4eir Just Aues. JohePull; paitkOtely, Will rimstive all that has. earned. ,WO world will isstauglat a s lesson. : Our own 'itaiverninest will Wino:* thelrersii fprlts ciwite•ticilieleept; SA " , 4 etAlitiWilill. :*** ' i iii ;, .. .- .` 0: 1 1M II I l k ,2. A. ..-. mwialiPoWiorAetsfm lifi be enlargedand biereased. Tan Resat Carve, Davis, has %minutia that be will take no more prisoners of war. He makes this announcement aa a threat to deter Gen. Pope from the prosecution of the war in the vigorous manner in whiCh he has been in structed to conduct his operations. This threat is made on the slightest pretext, and with no justification save that of the certainty of defeat, if the war once becomes a reality; because it has been more than once demonstrated that wherever our troops have been led into fight on an equality,with the rebels,, orc. bptyik men. have been victorious. Bat when they have beec lefttO4Ustrd repel propeity,"and starve in the midst of plenty, or sicken and die when succor and relief were both within their reach, the result has been one of victory to the rebels, All this Gear L'ope..psopoees to ckenge, so that his mentiiiit ber''&iblect s to galbeV strength is they adyanoe, and guard their rear by sweeping before them every man of doubtful loyalty or known treason. N,tt tplan or preparatimit has been madd to disAgeld titaithtfilif huartikty. No offer is contemplated to bntChar priaoneis or refuse quarters to the vanquished. All this is reserved for the traitors, and the fact'thatDavis has announced that he will take . no prisoners, but murder every XrClion soldier, that falls into his hands, is only verifying the prediction long sincemade, that. the war on .the part of the rebels would become the assault of an indis criminate mob, furious for *tighter and de struction. The 'guerilla binds - 34kb have been prowling throngti 'the Border that, Waage rated this bloody work months since, and now that Davis has recognised and adopted it, proves that it has been on of fixed purposes of the traitor leadenrthas to entourage indiscrimt nate brutality and assassination. Two Tomo LAMM In Cincinnati have offered , to do the irork,of Any two 141essnen in any of the retail stores in that haring the war, the clerks to enib - !t; indthe yOung ladies pledg ing to share their salaries with the abeent sot diers, and surrruler . their situations to them at the end of the . time of their service. The nnus sayil that the,generons offer: has not been ao espied, Ind thentiadignantly'asksvf what stuf the clerks; the Queen oltrareOmposed. ill ALBANY it 18 nislarstood that no volunteers 'Sethi) last•tliree hundrid 4honsand men will be received. The order to draft sill be carried out to the letter. Prom our grenlng_ldition of Yesterday FROM GEN.TOPE'S ARMY FLAG OF Tig1(1044031 rig 111118118. They arto t hildfrjk l iiatan and are Retreating. THE - BATTLE AT CADAE, MOMM/IN: EUAXHEIVPARTIOULARS. The Rebel Troops Mowed Down Like likrees. Cannon and Ammunition of Recent English Eannfaetare Used by the Rebels. Only One Field Pinion Lost by Our drniy. Lllll.' or ~..Adittemit wring Attempt to capture Gen Pope and Banks. Arrival of General Buferd's C§vtdr3r. = The Rebels Retreat across the Rapidan:. -...---.- CUMVPI? I , Pa., Atigutt 11. The enemy this morning nentln a fleg.of truce asking, permission to„ hurt) , , their dead. Tali shows that, with all their superiority of nub,- bers, they were too badly cut up to maintain their position and tisat,ttsir beck ye l l,- trwdsr waa"fitc6;aocesety, not choice. Our troops are engaged in briogiog off our wounded from , the-field., andteurying,the d ead. Cipt:' tiboige iihett, tlrPrideel Staff, was mortally , sbot.Miithelteast:Li.t. i ru L The .Bth,,Pennsylvsutia , escapedrvrithout lose, having been detached to,guard a.signal station eight or ten,milessonth-west; - tAl i kß ... : i r IABINTON, Lug. 42. Accolade from 'Culpepper; • dated yeaterday, speaking of the . fight on Saturday; say that, ko heavy was the force to which cauktmparatively, 'smell number was exp ose d„ that ple6;only• *on der ie that the entire tegbidnif was 'net •69M,-, pletely annihilated at the end of - half ifilemi instead of bringing off so large atiortion at the expiratiokof an het i. aids half: 'lle rebel prisoners tskeld report that Abe own troops were mowed down by our fee like grass. Three times were they rehliforeed by fresh regiments `and brigades, and :when our troops retired they Te l e _Pr much crippled to pursue them in an operi ground. The prisoners also - report that the heavy guns used by the enemy. were of re/e% English man ufacture, with English fixed ammunition. We lost but one gun, which was.. left_ after being spiked in a dith. Several of the honles having ,been killed it, was deemed expedient,to leave the gun, le ,:wai spiked : ender the fire of the enemerreharrishooters.e •:(.101, 4 ChaeMan, oft•the fithMaisliehtetetts, was 'hot inikelbreist; . 101 - I obably ßeid Stone fell with Many erunds. ;Also jell'and, - if 'law- bra •• p et ' Boner ii ; AdjuterMilmitte is either weintsied or dead. Major Savage of the 2nd Massachusetts roe ment istilieved-14 have been killed as well tas many•of theCeptains and Tientenents. Tor.,Lelaud was thqtAtilllo eye. The other, reginienta•have not : been beard from yet definitely, I 6tteggliiii9m the battle iteikivi - 64 torn _ P epe, andall I,_:n,ey r egmted by order of Gen. Pepe, and by to-morrow a list of 'the Missing can be obtained. • • • On gouda". night, about relay= oPolock,. While‘'.!(l6entt It'Pe `were inocanterence in the : rears otl.orLa aairittke batteries a bok e '{ of tf!ie,* ft Jc+v t 1 ug e woods on our iron Acti E group. The discharge or muskets and obav Jitiorning, Angus 13, 1862. whistlinfof bald near them gave timely notice of the-rebel" wroach, Horses were speedily mounteiLtitakalreglinent of infantry fired a vol ley, cbecidotthe charge and probably raving both of our commanders. Gen. Buford withhis cavalry command ar rived yesterday from Madison. Previous to the departure thence he sent a reoonnoisance to the Rapidan, where he found a force of the enemy on the south but none on the north side of the river. . THE VERY LATEST A Telegram from Culpepper dated to-day says, all was quiet during !sat night and this rkerning. ‘-tioh-loortbellroflhe N. York 28t ie still alive, but ip a sinking condition. The 'ether .woMided officers Ware generally doing well. Rotri The Malyer9 LJill Failure. Arrest of Brigadier General-Prank PatbniOn. It is rumored that Gen. Frank Patterson ,of Philtuielphia, commanding the OW Jeieey Brigade, is the'Grnital referred to as having so seriously interfered to prevent the consumma tion of Hooker's plan of capturing a whole rebel division at Malvern Hill. 'Llama that Gen. Patterson at the time was intoiicated, and eo acted as to give the rebels timely notice of the approach of our army. - He is now under arrest, and the whole Matter will come before a General Giurt-MtutiaL FROM PHILADELPHIA AftUYAI OF BICH AND WOUNDED BOLDIRES, The steamer Spaulding arrived with over three sick and wounded soldiers frOm liarrieooilicinfulg.:43lpt: /lean , &AMR, of the Fourth Artillery, died. during the passage. Geueral Frank Pattenion is &passenger on board. FROM RRIV pax. N Toa, Aug. 12. The steamers City of .Baltimbre and Scotia lave arrived. • MkRKETS BY TELEGRAPH. - -Flour dull and sales- Orib—in small way to 'the trade at $6 , 045 26 foeseperfine ; $5 60 461 . 6`f0r extra 'and $6 72@6 26 for extra tangly. - 11,404 are /JO& /lye floor ; selling in a small waif At 68 8436 60; corn meal is worth-, $B. 12/.....T4e !demand .for wheat has fallen off,....atittprioes•are=wellsnaintained,Bo9o thousand bushels at $1 29@1 81 fok-fild. "Eye commands 894 - 4820. Omni is la good4emanil, snd $; 000 bustuils - Yelle* sold`4 - t" 64: Oats 'Seabed to 60c-fdiliPtitisylitailisc and 8440. forDslawate.. Ootfite,,,sugar And,-,molesses ate dull. ''Pievislutialtelet ; sales nietietiOrk at $ll ®Bll.26..xliiiins at 8010}c. Stdea 50(4601c. and shoulders at 44440..., Lard steady at Olic• Wtlisky steady` at 81c: • _l* aweiNcr ; 4.lg. 12. Flour quiet ; 11,699 tills. sold ; Butte $4.80 ® 600. Ohio $6 40 ® 6 60. BOuth IX/ c. Wheat firm ; 86,000 bush.i wid. Mil wankie club $1 17 @ 122. Coin firm ; 70,000 bush. sold at 67 ® 68. Provisions quiet. Lard quiet at 81 04 1 Whisky dull at 80 814 c /tomtits .Floui . 28;00 bbls. ; Wheat 46,040 bus. Cosa 62;1167. ear York Money Market. ".•x NNW Toss, Aug. 12. Stocksiliglw, War. and Rock Island 55k; !amok(' Belthl 691.; Bonds 98; hlicbtgan South New Yo{kArtrnl 9241 ; Peon syltaila latitra 981 ;'lleidlug 59 ; Virguila 681; utt 46;) l'FAsnry, pot* 10811;; United States b's coupons 99/ • gold 11 I titkir , FOR SALE. A GROtkil&riiiiilli Sewhig Machine new and to (1‘.%14w, And will- t bamokt 9u re' enable tams. ep yit OH r 10g. aul2KUn• - "S2OIIEWARD • wgs ittotop' `,:the pogket of the 11 aub,nrl er at the Peno. Railroad Dew. at noon, a PORTE-MOKAIII containing b.tween - .80 and $lOO, rcostly la B. Treasury Awes iuut :099 $2O gold pteot,- and a t ote .for ;pad, dated July 4, 1868. tor her wide ono Rnera :or ,noealnete - inay ,penon but the owner. The move ro ward 1111 bi pato' for the &Welton of the Wet and the recovery:or me money by leanizarit at ad/. ; Telld OP/Mg. GA NTT IMO -HALL. IMMENSE .ATTRACTION. - - IvLISS 'KATE - AE.On ER. Ilk. youpt and fasehuthyglitooliDe*nee, late of the Kaye' Troupe, mud . MII3I3IIOLLIE F4LDTIEG, • . 1 31 i Ne 7 XOrI FiTAYCF I t• irWl/41:101/007 era rietatipt s% as enetineris axpeaa, a- d appear "Fl 9‘ :the , Gaiety. . ani2 ' Proprleier. r.f . , • AN ORDINANCE - in relation to persons afflict ed with contagious orninfeations diriesses. Ssormit 1 k iiiyign4 by the Common Onteci/ of the city ofiltni*ltig: That foom ,and aftet the dale hereof, eli persouswitiliu-the limits of the city of Hapjatontg who may be afflicted with any contagious pr infectious Omani, shall be required to confine themselves cicsely and strict ly. within ti4l:::,respectiTe dwellings until such , . time is they . can produce a certificate front some regular Ilaysielin, certifying that the,person so afflicted so far recovered as to go *broad without enoangerliii the healthnf the comma- ,Ssoritm Iltitsuly person , vitilating the pro visions aforesaid j shall, pay, upon conviction thereof, into, the city treating fine of not Iwo ,thnn fifty . tint less thin twenty dallais, to be, collicted as other' finis are now by law. recovirafili. Passed August 9, 1862. 0.-HICKOK, _ Preiddent of the ComrdOn Council ttettm—DstrinHAione,laerk. Approved,. August 141862.. , • EL 'KEPNER, Mayor, Aug. 12.-dt. FOR iBO • pareurideraisirsi oiXero prksuite sale!, 6? f 'TWO-NrOllY FRAME kowst, 26 hot front arkidtrAnet Mot titnated on Rant Mats street near ntodft • The'bidallift In rood repair, bus a bemaneat kitchen, watekgas atijilltholootearaaglove *mum. Rot' 4rthertnprinr&tatAtalon tbi p 111411111. ~WI BR. -ozuG,A•st all kinds, white. and brown, Lylower %akaagrAinnoviniownl z. low er Ou a NICI/vl4 a immix; .attS 1.. A: =mon atirrout and Markel stmt. BO Da. =I Wmou3mgi, Aug. 18. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12 Angut 12. • = Lkaffialks.lot — of fortiLakiradi..wa it • WIL.IIOCI, Jr., • 00. ATTENTION ACTIVE AND DARING . YOUNG MEN. Enlistments for the War Major George H. Bardwell, of the 116th Regi ment P. V., 'show at Ren's Hotel, where he will remain until Saturday next, August 16th, for the purpose of receiving recruits for his regi• ment. The .bounty in this .mdment amounts to TWO HUNDRED AND SIX DOLLARS— $lO6 of which ill paid by the city of Philadelphia, and the other $lOO by the 11. S. Governmeut. The regiment is now in camp near Philadel phia, and only lacks two hundred and sixty. four men. Squads or fractions ef, compinies received, and tiansportation fartiltlirtfas woo as remelts are' reeelvedler Chet ms for the 116th. Apply to GEORGE U BABOWELL, ‘dmlteawf " !R rititit Big. P. V ` WWANTk 4 1411111 lAA?, ao. dee honest and relate boy, between the ales of le and tne tram the wet Ix) , Prelbrr•d• app et the sto eof ' letaiOLS & &AMMAN, aulldat error re.,nt end Shot"' etr..-fe N uTIO ALL employees of the Philadelphia and ReadMg si. road tommtiy; itto may onitt in the OrtiCe Of .bet nftei Motet foe tOP perp .e of ernebing the tetwilion now lineetening he hoe t es nt our tom.- try, are hereby. awned; that Lode nap s tiro miaow ne will be kept open and irmea them Man ha • y on Mete rturn; mad - th.t the foot of Lthele Tomo to Mooed their e tawny in thlt etoemenoy, will be eArid area hare for as greatly 12 mar tneer rworn• t on t o any 'Mena a peltkals in toe itrvio• of thin Waning. WARE'S' , V. Shlllll, Preament, ,Phlagelphia, August Bth 1802. nil dim NOTIOII7, ritHE South Ward School Directors will will receive progorrat ibr bending a two story brick shoot house, o the eons er of Nowt' street and Masebony al ey. The teem hts wl.l be made to oath, as no butdmg prognoses, reerving Musa per cot. Atli completed: Plan sad opt eilloeiton esti be seen at the elks of Dr. C.. Feller. - rolled poposali must be hauded , to Jacob Boner. Poisons; on or bef4re Au rust 12th. teeuritlea assust smoorapiny the proposals EXITSfIOII. - OF TIM igs Proposals tbr 4heuteve will be received until the 20th inst.,- the time buying been extended to tont time. nuOdui FOUND. IN the dinhig room of the A merican nosy, tetsosi street tirtmen Walnut and Stair, on :.Aarday ea.nlng, Anima -Mb, a FIFE DOLLAR bill, Widish thn owner can have ay canine at (ha b teL attl2-01* Wlt P. HUGHES. ENLIST! ENLIST TEN DOLLARS WILL BE GIVEN IN ADDIVON 2 ALL OTHER BOUNTIES! To recruits fOr the FORTY-FIFTH REGIMENT PowayPaul% Volunteers, (Dol. TIIOYLIS W$L-H,) now at Newport News. • ONI le HON Dna ALIN, °tate first elitss, are wan l ed immediately ter this kensiatiat. Appls at EVANS& HASS 41LS, No en. Arch se ea. aull-thit GAIT EY =MUSIC . H A LI. Walnut`treat l;letS%en 2d and 3d. POBBRT*„Asia Lessee and Manager. Admission toad parts of Homo 16 cents. MORE ' N - EW STARS uraikarit, AtTßAcnow Flrnt appearuoaof 1111'88 MOLLIE FIELDING THE GREAT FRENOH PANSEUSE, Alfir Malaga artistle received,* and nem have received, With at oneeptlau; the at Iltattortzte notaNat from the "PP I na 'l h e mcmgCaltaillta'al the at* or 111 , 4 a, Yof tha • rpsbutg oe Monday &piing, 4ngust 11th, 1882. Bmenpgement of JAKE BUDD AND DAN lIQWARD, ,The Coco Favorite, Ettilopeast Comeibuls, in nobseetion 'wan the STAR GAIETY TROUPE Mu Jolts Ydwerds, Diet Berthslon..T. R. Rol 1s Me , .. ter Perry, T. R.),lponell, Prot. ;lenient, Matter Geor,e, the %by t.lowe, o.'De Louts and the educated dog, .r.E.NNZ,LIND Doors open at TN aloonniOnn, at 8 Volook. FROO VITHIREAS,),the liirnorable Joint J. Pumas, President of the Court of Common Pleas In the Twelfth District, consisting of th • counties of Lebanon and Dauphin, and the HOB. SAMU EL Lame and Hon. Maws R. Yiersa, Assool4ll4 Judges In Dauphin county, having. balled their precept, bearing date the nth day of /ha," NM. to me directed, for holding& Court of Oyer and Terminer and Mineral Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessiona of the Peace at Harrisburg, 'for the'counts of Dauphin, and to comma:toil ox gas ern MILIMAT 07 )01;11:11741 Ina, being -the Sill DAT or AeGUIIT, /882; 11114 to boodans one weeps. Notice is therefore hereby Vivo to the OerOrto ,r hot line of the Pease, aidermen, and Censtatikes of Ute said county of _Daspßin, that they ,bp thennod there In their proper persons, at 10 o'olues In the iciOnoon of sad day, with their records, haqubscions, examine* ins, and their own remembrances, to', do those things which to their aloe appertain to b done; and - those Who are boned in recognixaeoes to preatecente against the prisoners teat are or stud Oil in the Jail of Dauphin coun ty, be then and there to prosecute against them es shah be teat" ' Given under my hand, at Harrisburg, the 4th day of August, in the year of our Lard, 1862, and in the eightystath year ofthe independents of the United States. J. D. BOA Sherif. Sexerres Orrice Harrisburg, Aug. 1,1862. ' an4-dewed PURIFY THE BLOOD. VOT a few of • the wort disorders that , afflict xrainti -0 arise from the corrupt on the' ettlfulates i n the blood. Of all the dimOverlue the have been made to purge It out, none hip* be , n ibund which could, goal TIOV B alreOND Exr-st.:s 'eeriest-mute It clean MI and more es the it, od, tc atlLthevigordbealttfutothe pt m end purges ont the humor whit* make die 'emu It ati othites tile heidthy UnOtiOne of the -b' dy and assess the disorders that g owe. d rend. In th bi - 0d.,. I s extmard , nary .virtues manta yet widely known, out wh n tatty are is will no looser tel queidam ishaaremedy to emplo, in the gre%r, variety of staid ng eleesseetbat tallow.) an sites ative remedy. gat h a remedy, that could bu relied on, her lung been nought air, and now, tar the Mai ume, the public have or.. on Which they can depend , Our But tieredoet not admit errt-fiesas t sh it 3 ffects. But the trial of aingle bob e will Mow ow to t e le al it that it bee virtues sort asking arlythaig they have ever I taken. &Mertes •treat ElmoraLs r orBfuo us Swel log and gores, tryit,'a d see the vapidity. wth ehch .t cures. -- Bk ri erase*, Piggikr, ...Portage, Be char, *V *Ma ar« soon ckrustio out of the ay:tem. St. Astkony's,iffie, Ross o. Brassipelas, Niter or Sall Rheum,' maid liee4 Igivicanc ac., shoo d not be borniwbile they, can be EO speedily clued by Areit's Bea drairtid. - eal Massa is expert erkithat eeler e - from th e or f m by the pr iongtd use of, this Sassarsiums, ano • patient is itft s• healthy as be had never tad the arse , Asusie afakostmed by scrofula-In the blood j and asegenerady aeon cored by L. la ssmaor or Saie►- rasttli. F l4Cs;lpee 'bath, or 8 bookie for sb. Ter 1,4 takeimcsou of a foray phyde, - tike Angle iffaisaamo Whi,b are eleryWharb VII4WII to be the histpet V. Mat i r offered to tee , daterican F•or .L. "'Anita - ear Der, or - bbhmorter F. by D r j c kJ:* Lowal, Mass. and so d ty DrugslYS rieryMbeAtt Said by o.d. BareraLL O. W. Greet& 00., O. K. Kel ler, J. Y, Lutz, Yr. kiloYs l Wraith' End dealers reel. where. CAMP WRITING- OASES, '~ ~c~oazs~xa um. xtuEWP, - L-fillgrark-MCIP.II. ,AANC:thaddlidnalnr th. kliegaft.. 4 .. 1 1 1 4, "Ltil tneinal l" riGNSA3P MCC 60/ ME • ttu Zbutrtts littnts WF IEELER'6 cm.EAP COAL YARD, TllE undersigned is now prepared to sett coal at the 0 1.uwtog LOW R&TEs: Lorbent nut coil. • 4 egg .. . ........... • .„ • . 32 26 per toe " ..... 8 6 1. tt•ye brozen " • ............. . .... 326 pert o .• • . . ...... •• • 3 t. 6 r Wilke:awry lump or cup .•• tg, A 00 p,r t oR suacabo‘t ............. 325 per qn, t. egg.... ................... 2, p e r t a y broken .................... (.4 3 2, on. Lykeas Valley cot ............ ...... .e so pr egg.. ............... , o r tit CI broken :eolith's coal ••• —••• • • • • .... 3 .. 1 . 1 T to I.agbegry 'oat It a tla ater bees vebee, kith lee ea say. lei net ,ia e U L 10138er ddel..o mr ,, e era] tp id y Ale boatltsd , cor los , of gib o.g,ar tkug to Coati b. , the httibel. p` All coal of the beet qua Ity mt e, 414 oy ;LW PATENT WEIGH CARTS. Harrisburg, Aug• 9tb dim J 4 itErS Ea MILITARY CLAIM AGENCY BACK PAY, BOUNTY, PENSION & SUBSI3IENCE ELIG EN E Snyder, A tto !no at Law once, Third alreet. hart Pe, 'xi' w sue oolketion of int 'tar), claims, ind r t., Assembly, of April 6, 1862 BiltOr pa` 0' i . , '..sr and aenstsod soldiers roomy andor Act or C.A.1.+3 July, 22,.1881. Pens ow, and claon for Jylo 171 FAMILY FLOUR UNEXCELLED BY ANY IN THE UNITED STATES AND SUPERIOR 10 ASV FANCY BRANDi OFF [MEL IN PENNSYLVANIA , IS MADE OF CHOICE lIISSOUni it WIIKit lET Delvared any pls oto the city, Ave or c h uv TEIMIB, Cash on delivery. COOK, Jr , k Cc, CLASS FRUIT JARS II SELF SEALING. BEST AND CHEAPEST i7 BO PUBLIC SALE. VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE R E LA E T El WILL be offered at pubic solo, ou Thursday, the lab day of 4ieptember, at O'clock, at Braut's Hall In the olty of • arrisburg, there acres of land with an era neat trams howl. and barn and outbaildinai situated lanky la the City o f ..arrislurg aud par ly in -watara to a sainto. Th•s property is sltuat on the -ouch of , rammace. town turnpike, a portion of whit she & ~,A gai I cation on a bill, dire tly facing the city of ties., bur,;, to be sold in tare: acre lo s. Ilia a lot or pi ce of ground situated In %I irket curs, ad Mulng Jones' dons., having a front 0 , -7 set mai este ,ding bac( 157% feet to L e alley, there n er,cted a two story hrwk house with two r; cast bri• k building aid toot , havlug tad use of a t .at feet lley an Olarke , . 9 nary, twin' one of t • up t d.a ra des taw an• fo ons nein • private re.; depot the city. giv a n tst of o,:t .c. r r. C nd tioos of sales are 10 pe- neat of the pu eha , , money to he paid o the day of aa, to bean eof t cue nalf of the mu's:Lase money w b a he Ito fi made, and the balance In two ac t ual on usi pn : nw with dde est, from t e time possession u,a.x lobe secured by bonds and mortgago, A plan ..f the ttu to acre 1.. a • an be• ~e. et h a b of and oboe attire of A. Hummel, nez. do • I : • Cools BOWS, Barns , nrg. Lim atcandanie will be given b . s• ti.Oft'Dt ALB R r MIX 4-L. Executor of Da.vid tau owe, 7=l ettgard, 'white and biow: I just received and tor 100 by & BCav AN, Oor. *on sad &Asset e r ORTISEtED, coarse and Rue palverira sogar, lowed Una any other pace in to.c., and orarrune, LEI ~LSar u W. 1 ,); .4' 26 Corner Front Rua IlpY.t Etr ea BLACKING ! kir ABUN'S "CLIA_LLP;SGE JULIO° Or otl, aswwte i 2, )2221 rt 711 2 21 e 1 51 t at Wboteetsle proaoo 4011 VANILLA BEANS, WE are offering for sale a splendid quiet or Vanilla Boon al toffl oy. Lil.l poi/Jail s Otloco or stogy. KKLLEK'S D 'CV -TO 91 }lo, 'Let -two'. TION, CROSS & LILA. L'6 Celebrated Priat.EJSE; Arn„ su. Ergo apply m tho above, embrazuri every varmy, r ,. OUrtr.trud for sale by [ v. 4. o'., Jr c,. CEDAR TUBS, BASK and everything in the line, ),151, te.:..l:Z9i. lame Onantities and for ,sle very 1114 b. ORE ft' N jate, fruit cane of L kinds, Sr Isle low, by NI :!ROL- & BOCV .N, Oorner irout and arta it eel JUST itgittlVED. A LARGE ASSORTMENT ui Bibles 01 different styles .7:r bin 110 g. at ak. St 60 , $3, 53, 24, 85 and Sib. Bbies II di. Cereal styles nod vices at 13011i.$ Itot:st fc febls-y SUGAR! o ß r .6111ES,IISQusgtr a . e d fi n j us e a , tt ec d , w sca t at the lo‘tlG p .ocs. Je'2o Wm D JR , C ORANGES AND LtAIUN3.-6U bJces Just received sue is prime order. aD C I prIS PRIME Cheese from New Yosk faunal font received and for sy HOLS & 19 • Corner Prom and Yartet btrecti • CALL and Pee thoee nice anu cueap gars for pre earring, ac., at Nl': 063 b Fe,sVgAli, Corner F-os: aid Merlet sire . FIGS., Dates, Prunes, Raisn,a, an d xi kinds of Nuts, It ; CVISFit; Sture, Tture Walnut RA family flour, a super , or bre:. lEh we warrant to give B L.Biauti lA,' Delved and f r Eilv by FIVE DOLLARS ItE WARD. pHs above reward will be paid f die JR- itTrithendon of per-Ona win side the al , ir-fa tne pint Or the Undersign , / in Watoui itr ft• ,— actlo4so Wg. g zkaFc R . VXTENSIVE assortment of g la ' gwal foirt recemod, and for rate fox bl oom/AN, GornollrylCriTtL;r lar , et st_.reets &TM LOTS FOR sA—h- R HALDESUIS °AA Bell lots Air North greet and ranDiria. arvili dr g A tho &wring to plardw e • r*" — " - JL Walnut street,. --- --____-------------- . . _ ~. OLARED - WIN EW. WE ar r e cloAin 4 g utica VERY SUPERIOR •Vs W k-I"is--'cltl''kr‘''') CALL lad examine tuoso now . jaro tor -' - Xiult, We baste . *spat andsatplosi in ip 04 Aofiliv ,NICWAINIUN, ..-- ' Qoper Pro:liana WO* atrod CHARTER OAK CALL AND EXAMINE, WM DOCK. JA. it :V I'M in ti. Ir NIC ROE. , BOW If Corner Front and
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