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WM. T. BISHOP,
ATTORNEY -AT . .-LAW,
OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO WYETH'S HALt,
OPPOSITE THE COU#24IOVSE.
Gonanitationa in German aid /Nail&
novB dim
A. C SMITH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
OFFICE THIRD STREET.
wylOy) NEAR MARIEM
JONES HOUSE,
CORNER OF
MARKET ST AND MARKET SQUARE,
HARRISBURG, PA. ,
JOSEPH P. IIeCLILLIN, PROPRISTOR.
(ascaany'corauena ay WiU mama)
Th , e ie 11l First Class Hotel, and located in the central
part o the city. It is kept in the beet manner, and He
patrons w,il and every accommodation to be met with in
the beet bows in the country. se3o-1114
THEO F. ddEtEFFER,
BOOR AND JOB PRIN'J'ER
NO. 18, MAREIRI STRIA?.
HARBINBUBIa.
46,-FarLlSUlar atteutionoald to Printing, Ruling and
Binding of Railroad Blanks, alunireela, Policies, °beaks,
Drain, Am CARDS printed at $2, Si, and $6 per
housand In elegant sty 10. IPA
R. 3. HARRIES ;
Tin and Sheet Iron• Ware Manufacturer
NO. 112 MARKS? SLUM, •
HARRISBURG. ,
AB always on head a hilt assortment
irM Pin and Japanned Ware ' oodahnir, and khartor
atom, ol the 04184 Domino u Outte , Spouting, HOOF
Ing and Oalvaolsed Iron L,nl mesh, minniuttioturgni and pu
op at reasonable rates.
sir inquiring prontptly . •molded w. apeBo-oIP,
DAWL. AC MEMNON, AGENT.
the Old Wallower Line respectfully
Informs the public that this Old Daily'Transports
Lion Line, (the only Wallow•u Line now in asisteuou In
thin My," is is ist aticostisful operation, and mewed to
carry freight as low as any other Individual line between
Philadelphia, Harrisburg, duebery, Lewisburg, Wil
liamsport, Jersey Shore, Look Haven and in Other points
on the Northern central, Philadelphia and Erie and Wil
liam,.i.ort and Elmira Railroads. •
DANL. A. iIIIHNOH, Agent. -
Harrisburg, Pe
Hoods atht to the Ware House of Hews. Peacoat,
Zell as Lucbmaa, Nos Sag and SIO Market street 1110 OVP
Eighth, Philadelphia, by 4 o'clock, P. it., will arrive ai
Harrisburg, ready for delivery nut merging,
IliprBo-rdmyl
REMOVED.
,lOHN B, SMITH
•
AB removed ' his Boot and " Shoe Store
from the corner or decond and Walnut streets to
NO. 108 'AitteKET St'REET ) ,
Next door to Etayne's Aviculture Mow, where he intends
to beep all kinds bT Hoots a 6 d Shoes, Gideon Sm., and a
huge litooll 01 Weeks, end everything In him line of be-
SWIMS j and wilt he thonelni to receive the patronage , 01
hls old customers cud the nubile in general' Cl ids - v - nsw
Place of butlnena. All Irina of worklEMlde to order to the
best style cod by super*, woramen,,tlemdring dotter at
short notice. Eaprhltf) JOHN ft. MTH.
PEIPHER'S DAILY LINE . !
BETWEEN naI4.DELPRTA,
lock Haven, Jersey Shore, V/Miamiportilia
ey, Uniontown; Wationtattw, Milton;
Lewisburg, 'NO wd, ,
bury, WOO . 040
LykensLowa,. mewing,.
NOM "1 111 1 i _ All
AND g Es aG.
The PbiladelFddie Depot baby' etetrally located, the
Drayage will heist ,lhe Loweeti Rates. Tirduceor
goes through with each Wale to *y44 to, sale !de;
livery of all g dode intruded tO the . 0. deliver—
ed at the Depot.of. - • • ;• ;
Freed, Word &Freed,' ell.:lbutet direetelthilleAelPhile
by 6 o'clock, P. M. will b I delivered In Harrigan OP
text mortally. •
freight Always Wl%lnc telyr el by Any Oil ,
' .74)9101111011 . 6011kItT,
PhlhWelphili Iteadidt Depolyi
oct2t'dtf Foot of Market Street, liarrieburg.
1101. ADOLPH P. l`p
i• 'his old
WOULD ril3po corn/
vitriol% sod WV PR CI II 9#4
am hitO
mo, to give tettomt um
1411401,1 , 1010 1, addable' In the *Race Ot RHO TM)
WV, :130 will WO IRRIBure, will ah o , trotOooti
homee et sny bow. tototroio. . 13 7 us:
hot roodosce, In 11 " rd. .1 73 ' • fours -44 u
4ermae. Reformed Rhumb.
itiscrUmans•
POSTAGE CURRENCY.
cus have received an assortment of Wail
lets adapted for carrying safely and con
voiently the New Currency,. with lot of
LEATEER GOODS GENERALLY.
Ladles' Satchels Ladiere Ooze:pardons; giglea,
04
Polonnales, Satchels,
Corot; pea% w r i:.
pd Bowing Case% Portfolka.
MEWS DRUG STORE, 91 Market St.
Fa r _fP4 l , B*Fe#,
I'lE l '4 desirable 'martinis," at itiyeanC
Nurseriee.
antrThe weather end MOOD ans favorable,
hasi should be planted ea ictin am pesthie.
Oot. 13.1862. • 4,14,11-1 .
APPLE TREES, •
F choide varieties, at Keystone Nurser",
kJ Harrisburg.
Oct. 18,1862.
PLUM THEM, ,
IN variety, at Keystone Nursery, Harrisburg.
Oct. 18, 1862.
ENGLISH WALNUT THUS
A T Keystone Nursery, adjoining the city
Oct. 18, 1862
POTATOBEI.
300 BUSHELS 'op a Superior quality
just waived mid for We 10, by
oct 2B- tf WM. EOM 8,4
JUST REORTVED.
AILARGE ASSORTMEtifT of Mani
6 , 310108 id niillbrent styli* of binding, k ok :; t 6
$9, ift s 14,
ptpblan in, 41. Mention Bible; a K.
faun 'Won and 19:1102afp,111 0.6
VOL XVIIII
coual.
DR. JOHNSON
kIALMOMIZECOI=I.III
LOCK HOSPITAL!
HAB discovered the most certain , speedy
and Welland remedy la the world for
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
SALM IS SLX TO TWILWS ROMs.
Nollerauri or Noxious Drugs.
A Care Warranted, or no Charge, In from one
to Two Days.
,
Weakness of the Back or
- Limbs, Strictures, Affections
of the kidneys and'Biadder, Involuntary diachergea, Im
potency, General Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsy, Lau.
suer, i..ow Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the
Roark Timidity, Tremblings, Dimness of bight or Gni&
nem, DI emit of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affec
tions of the Liver Lunge, Stomach or Bowels—those ter
rible disorders arising from the Solitary Habits of Youth
—those sow and solitary practices more fatal to the it
victims (bun the song or:yrens to the Mariners of Ulys
ses„ their most brilliant hopes or anticipations,
rendering wasylage, Mo., impossible.
Young Ken
Mapocially, who have beanue the victims of Solitary
Pies, that dreadful and destructive habit which annual
ly sweep' to' au untimely grave thousands of Young
Men of the most exalted talents nod brilliant intelle,A,
wbo - nrigbletherwise have entranced listening Senates
with Uns thunders of eloquence or waked to ecstasy 'he
living lyre, may call with full confidence.
• . , 111 Ce•
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating mar
riage, being aware of physical weakness, organic
ty deformities, ass; speedily cured.
ideostio,plissta himself under the care of Dr. J. may
religiously. confide In his honor as a gentleman, and cue.
ddentli isilY wen his stall as a Physician.
Organic Weakness
immediately Cured, and hill vigor Restored.
This distressing ASection..which renders i ile misera
ble and marriage Impossible—ht the penalty paid by the
victims of improper indulgentes. mune' pergola are too
apt to commit exceesee from not being aware of the
dreadful eonsegtomuses that may ensue. New, who that
Understands the sobbed sill pretend to delay that the pow
er of procreation %lost sooner t-y those falling into im
proper habits than by tbe prudent Besides being de
prived the platinum of healthy olikpring, the most se
rous and destructive symptoms to both body and mind
arias The system becomes deranged, the Physical and
Kendal Ftmetions Weakened, Loss of Procreative Power,
Nerviest irratibility, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart,
Indigestion, Oonittatutiont 1 Debility, a Wasting df the
Frame Cough, Oonsuniption, Decay and Death.
Office, No. 7 South Frederick Street
Lea band side gobig,from Baltimore street, a law door.
Irmo the corner. tall not to observe Bente and number.
Letters must be paid and contain a 'stainp. 'the Doc
tor's Diploma' hang In his office.
A Ours Warranted in Two Days.
No Netvery or Nauseous Drugs,
I Dr. Johnson,
Member °film Royal College of Surgeons, London, Grad
uate from outs of the most eminent Colleges In the United
states, and the greater part of whose lite has been spent
in the hospitals of hondon,Paain, Philadelphia and else
where, has effected some of the most iiiitonishing cures
that wire aver known • many troubled with ringing in
the head and ears when asleep, great nervousness; being
alarmed at sudden sounds bashfulness, with frequent
blushing; enteaded somettniee with derangement of mind
were eared imitledieG4.
Take Particular Notice..
lie. .I. addreeteithil those who have injured themselves
by Improper indulge' es and solitary habits, which ruin
bona body and mind, unettingthem Inn either business,
study, society or marriage
These are some of the sad and maim:wholly effects pro
ducted by early, habits of youth,: : Weakness of the
Dick and limbs, Pains in the Head, Dimness f Sight,
Less of Muscular,Power, Palpitation of the heart, Dye
popsy, Se/1 4 room lirratibibty, Derangement of the Digestive
Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Consumption,
hi •
Marful effects on Use mind are much
to be dreeded—Lose of Memory, Confusion of MemDe
mean* of Spirits, evil gorbodingg, Averson SoCiety, ,
Self Distrust, Love of bolitude, he., are some of
the evils produced.
• Tisufamns of personae( all ages can now judge what
is the coma of their declining health, losing their vigor,
becoming weak, pole, nervous and emaciated, having u
singular appearance about the eyed, cough and symptoms
of oensumphon.
Young lon
Who have injured themselgne by a certain practice in
didged la when alone, a habit frequently learned from
avpCOMPanions, ors% school, the effects of which are
nightly felt, even, white ailletp, and if not cured renders
marriage imyWoiltilk and dchroys both mind and body,
Would ARMY imillealitel7. •
What o Pity that a young inea, the hope of his coma.
try, the darling of his pommtd, should be snatched from
all prelipedts and enjoyments of Mb, by the etmeequence
of dorbainmpirom the path of nature and indulging w a
D erwin own habit. , i3gch pennies KM, before (maim-
Platted
regleh'.'oet 192111 r
sound so d mind add y twelfths moat neces
miry mqubillien to promote connubial happiness. Indeed,
T ams these, the journey through lift:becomes a weary
pilgrimage ; the preselect hourly dart-ens to the view ;
u k o, gang onsmoeW !bedewed with despair and filled with
the elsnctiolly reflection that the 'happiness of another
• Medea With oar owe.
•• Dieu, of Imprudence.
When the misguided and imprudent votary of pleasure
loa. bailie Us Imbibed the needs of hue painthi die
ease, At too onisp.bapnon QS an th-timed sense of shame
or, dr-ef discovery,.deters him from applying to thos e Wbe' hole ithersthan • and reopecnibUity, can alone be
dialoyiug till the conadindonal syniptoms on
NM hoer &Outcome Peke MO! appearance, such as ul
Mentall,Prillarmk.„ diseollo_. nose, nocturnal pains in
Um Ann limbs, disbelief eight, destinies, nodes on
:4 4 :IftLial i ta lttliA 7 face
l and
inl=MM, th or‘ l irtienerimi 1,.. 111 P9t
Arid the viotim,Pf Pis awful Memo become t hmrld
ebyintrit wi .... "IMIWiMOu, dill Mr= !pine a • period td his
dreadfu I aufferißM,lhy meoffing bim to " that Undiscov
vered Cowart from irtieliftindlre'veler returns."
It in a embreehohy fact that thoeeandsiall oil :this to
14a Writ* Weenie, owing to *6 umak grannie of Igoe
tirtindiders, who brthe tide of thot Deadly "Poems,
lfernerti ruill.Ultion mid mate the residue o
Ufe memorable.
StrAuguot •
Triigt; hat yoni hies, or, health, to the care of the many
Oldelinilla and Worthies Pretenderi, destitute of know
ledge, name or charsuilor, vibe copy Dr. Johnson's 'dyer
,dUselhehthi or . style theningives in the newspapers,
regularly *Mended Pimliktilet incapable of Oaring, they
toorp a iqu trilling mouth after month taking their filthy
mkt immitinimern inn mound's,' or leave as with
be itheekeid, Imdespair, yen ruin.
adhaalth to sigh over your galling disappointment.
Dr ? jabnion or
only Phreciati ..dverdsing.
Tits orielendal or chiloroga always hangs In his office.
Sig reinitiate treatment bre unknown to all others,
prepared from a life spent In the: sr eat hospitals of gu
rarer*, in the gouda And a more extemdve PA-
M* thimraux other ?hygienist hi the world,
t of the Prem.
•
The many - swede cured at this institutton year al
toe yeti, and the numerous Important Surgical Opera
tlems_performad by-Dr. Johnion, whammed bythe re.
yertirref the "SA" "Clipper" and Many other pa-
MI, nate., of which have appeared again and again
Wore the Moblievbesides his standing as a gentlemen of
&anew reppassibility, ia a.suiacienl gwirranine
loth"
• Diseases hpeonilly Cured.
papaw imitutg should, be particular in directing their
*Mato hia Institution, in
,the following manner : _
JOHN IL : 1011.11130 N, Z. D.
of the Hammon Loeb Hospitit, BabiellOte, ma.
=
•
PPAL Oil Lamp Shades, Wicks. Vhiln —
A.katlyi e l tar Bide low by
NICHOISk BOWMAN,
oct3 Corner Front and Market streets.
r ~
te. g it newly replenished stook of Toilet
and roway Goals to poourpooowt in this any, and
i - eonsdent w iferidorini naliiniaolion, we would res
.. 'CROY . 1 74vit• I 4WiI•KILOIR;
tfl Hertel MOW , two doors'elot ot,lrowiti strati moth
Tiesda- and Frida- L
a f irwiera llsß ev°l7. • t Chird wit
woe corner o
i krAY
"IN DEPEN 1)1(.1%19 IN Ail
HARRIS.BURG, l'A., MONDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER 10, 1862
HOWARD & HOPE
SHORT & QUICK ROUTE
Goods Ordered in the
Morning Returned
the same Night.
Leave New York at 74 P. M., by the Fast
Through Repress Train, arriving in Harrisburg
at 8 A. M.
Order Goode marked
via HOPE EXPRESS CO.,
General Office, 162 Broadway, New York
For further information enquire of
GEO. BERGIIER, Agent
HAnanunuM, Aug. 1861.-dtf
iisttilantous
FREIGHT REDUCED
EXPRESS CO.'S
TO AND FROM
NEW YORK.
WITHOUT ;RANGE OF OARS.
hit6:%&:a Patent Beef Tea.
ASOLID Concentrated Extract of Beet
and VegetabletVediavertible Immediately I. to a
nourishing and delicious soup or Beef Tea.
ilighly approved by a manor or our Physicians who
use it in our hospitals for tne sustouatize for our
wounded.
Diationcies 'run Uns.—Out up one illth part of a
cakil of the extract, pour oq twilling water, about a
pint, siore*leia, according to thlistrengthdeareil In
a few minutes it will be entirely dlsweirea.
This admirable arliole condenses into a comps ot
form, all the substantial and nutritive properties of a
large bulk of meat and vegetablas. The readiness with
which it eisseivesinto a rich and palatable soap or tea,
which Would require hours of prepatadon, aro rdiq,g
to the ulnal method, is an advantage in many situatidha
of Ike to obvious to need urging.
Wiz sale - by WM. DOOR, Jr., ts Co
Gk APE VINES
OF all desirable hardy native varieties, (and
they are the only class worth planting in
the open air,) for sale at the Keystone Nursery,
adjoining the city.
Among them are some of the newer varieties,
such as Delaware, Diana; Rebecca, Chword, Musca
dine, Hartford, Prolific, 3re., which have sold at
very high prices for small nod weak vineis.—
Strong, well ripened and thrifty vines are now
offered at reasonable prices.
Oct. 13, 1862.
STEAM. HULLERS,
IN II wade adicieut aud, pennameut
li utraugomeitlx lur tau purieee, We ere uor( pre•
pa ep to Mew S I KAU HOLLYS:s et: very Kind, primp
iy and AS rth.oomiule ratod. ithatl uttio -woo insdo by
itnalu,t Brower, We fatpatalotin dt wla ohm auooud to
no.o In the II arta.
Notts: but ttni loist mode employed. Repairing grump
y attended to. atutram SA.GI WORKS,
myaitly tlarriebure.
CAMP WRITING CASES,
•
PAPER, ENVELOPES
PENS AND PENCILS
Just the thing to carry in the knapeaok. Price com
pleb; °my 38 G.nts. /or dale al ,
BOOK AOB.E.
SIIGAgI
1.00 i;li• alt IlLb gi .. 1 6 es ugar a a lus ed t a re miLl n law .4 ,l
will Int sold at Mae to Next MAI ket pricea.
joke Wil DOCK, JR., & 00.
PECAN NUT TREES
A T Keystone Nursery.
Oct. 13, 1862
from the celebrated Hamburg
dairies, a soul/ coositinnnti.Jitst received and tar
sale by NIOJEWLB & BOWMAN,
titian Corner Front and bierimm streets.
VANILLA pEANS;
Ware offering for sale a splendid
q uality of Vwilla eleau at.lOw prizes, by We
tweed, ounce or StOgly. .
D4PG 1 . 044,
' itillartust'alreet; .
RIO, Dandelion and other preparatiohe
of eoCee, trash and pure, for sale low, by. ;
gicaoLi si:nowiAN,
Cornet e'ro..t sod Mireek inrea id.
aa'l9
r iIutiAUGU , Cavendish., , : Jti . ; rees and
Twist, fur aria I.w by
LOX ILS St BOCA IN,
tiorner ierout anal Market streets.
DANDELIoN Rio and wilier prepare
term wide, for aele by
mamas auwetin,
Corner Front end Market etreeta..
sepa2
L'iINE Assortment of Coal 011 Lamps, ohadee,
utdomeys, for sale very low, by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,.,
Corner Front and Market Ste.
nov3
SPANISH CtIESTNUT TREE' ' .
A T Keystone Nursery, adjoining the city
Oct. 13, 1862
PEACH TREES
OF select kinds, strong, stocky and vigorous,
two years old, at EA) stone Nursery, Bar-
ritabarg.
Oct. 13 1862
f lIBRICATING Oil for all kinds of ma
oblnery, in convenient package., tor sale very low
NIOUULd t BOWMAN,
Writer Iron& and !dance eneeii.
09
jelg
SUGAR cured hamti, jut reoeived a,n
for sale, by NICHOLS & BOWMAN, •
yap 17, Cor. front and Warlcat attar
PENS ifi the'world, f0i754?, 411 1 2f
$1 60, $2, 113, and E I itir sale at' •
tobialf softmies Hoolutoril.
' ••• •
r.s, Dates, Prunes, rtstinus,' tat
' kw. of Nate, at JOHN wit @tore nod lld
stunt
EAGLE WORKS,
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
BOOK-BINDERS' RULING-MACIIIIIIIS AND PENS,
STANDING PRESSES,
SAWINU hiAURINEB, PltE2B aoikas,
•ND MACHINES FOR
GRINDING OEFTFING-BIADDINE KNIVES:
Portable Cider Mills and Fodder Cutters,
SCHOOL FURNITURE,
General Machine Wolk and Iron and Brais
C AST INGS,
WOOD TURNINW IN ALL 11:4 BRANOWN- , ,
SCROLL SAWING, PLANING, MV., SIC.
EC Any Ilachine of Wood, Iron or Braes
ade to order. Gear and Screw Cutting, &c.
PATENT WOODEN SCREW CUTTING TOOLS
,per Cub paid for Cid Copper, Brass, Speller, &e.
STEAM BOILERS, &C.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
CELLAR WINDOW GRATES,
of various "materna, both stationary and swigging. Sash
Weights and various other' buitdtng castings, for sale
very cheap at the : [asy2 7 l-Iy ] , WAOLE. WORKS.
N joi.ow * , BOWMAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Cir 0 CI 31IRS,
Corner Front and Market Streets,
HARRISBURG, PENIVA.
tip ESPEtTIVELY invite the attention
Lt of the public to their large and well meleeted
stock of
ROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FOREIGN AND DO
NEM FRUITS.
Wo sow offer for sale -
Stewarte, Loverings Golden Syrup, •
White and Brown Sugars of all grades,
Green and Black Teas,
Coffee, Spices and Flavoring
• [Extracts.
FLOUR,
FISH,
SALT,
LARD,
HAMS,
We invite an examination of our imporlor
. NON-EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL,
Usequelied in every remieot by. any,la the market, to
gether with all Mods of
LAMPS,
SHADES,
BURNERS,
CHIMNEYS,
We have the largest assortment of
GLASSWARE & QUEENSWARE
in the eity; also, all ki ads et
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE.
pall and examine at our old stand,
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Corner Front and Market streets.
JACOB MISH
septt2
• .
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
Just rewiva4, at LIMNER'S BOOK STORE,
a full supply of
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
Embracing all the new Styles and Sizes.
ALBUMS FOR 12 PHOTOGRAPHS.
ALBUMS FOR 20 PHOTOGRAPHS.
ALBUMS FOR 24 'PHOTOGRAPHS.
ALBUMS FOR 30 PHOTOGRAPHS.
ALBUMS FOR 40 PHOTOGRAPHS
Prices irons Seventy-ilve Cents
BOUND IN wrrEt CLASP
ROUND IN FRENCH MOROCCO, WITH
CLASP
BOUND IN TURKEY MOROCCO, WITH TWO
CLAt3PS.
BOUND ..IN TURKEY MOROCCO, WITH
PANELLED SIDES.
BOUND IN VELVET, WITH CIASEI-VERY
ROUND TN MOROCCO, WITH HEAVY
MOUNTINGS AND CLASPS.
ICTURES FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
roartiwEt OF DISTINGUISHED MEN
PORPEATIR OF DISTINOUIHSED WOMEN.
- CODES OF BABE ENGRAVINGS.
COPIEfrOF CHOICE PAINTINGS.
Any Ogee de Tsai& published in the country,
will be furniiiked to order. '
,PAOTOGRAPHiC ALBUMS,
Of'any else nt)t in the standard styles will be
nude to order.
FAVORABLE . 11VEATEEER
F O B setting out Strawberry Plante is now
-here. The sewn is just the right one,—
Planta set out now will be well rooted and
grow considerably before winter, and will
produce a tolerable crop next summer.
The beet varieties, at fair prices, at Keystone
Nursery.. JACOB KISH.
Oct. 13,1862.
.ty ty
1-I,AOBUSHELS prime Yellow Corn
boo bueo, tale, matt Mit quaff.
200 bushels u k
alualay
' "It =r• w ilt ' 7' -Lirlit ZtORARD sommeim,
„i s : du . , : , w ee m i esee Arome, Hardebarg.
h;.1.1 1 1 it Al, N 1 () E "
Nor Abritrtuununts,
I:=ME3
HICK OK' S
ABOVE STATE STREET
ALSO,
ALBUMS FOR 50 PHOTOGRAPHS
To Twonty-tive DolllOrs
BERGNER'S
Cheap Bookstore.
FOR BALE.
(T 4 Etlegrap4.
The Horrors of the Perryville Bat-
[From the Louisville Journal.]
A great part of the men of both armies who
ought this battle were those of Shiloh, who
were used to scenes of blood and carnage, and
unwilling to retreat on either side, which ac
counts for this deadly struggle; they say that
Shiloh was but the introduction to this cunsnm
mation of battle.
The bravery and the heroism were unparal
leled. Of hundreds of such instances I give a
few: One Illinois regiment of Federal troops
stood on the crest of a hill until all the field
officers had fallen, and there was no one to
command, their ammunition was all expended,
and that they died like Romans, on their post,
Is proven by the fact that the next morning,
after sunrise, I counted forty-four of them ly
ing, shot dead, in the forehead or through the
heart, in their exact stnight line of battle,
with their arms at their sides.
There were one hundred and fifty more arms
lying in the same straight line, proving that
number had been too severely wounded to miry
their arms to the rear when ordered back.
There were fifty more lying dead on the same
field with their arms beside them, shut before
they gained the cover of the next hill, and the
enemy checked by the reserve regiment. One
regiment of Federal troupe from Michigan
stood in line of battle, awaiting the storm ; at
the first close volley their standard was shot
away, and the flag turn to shreds ; the soldiers
beside the standard-bearer caught and flung up
in the air the tattered remnants of the Stars
and Stripes until there was a heap of sixteen
men shot on the spot. When the broken rem
nant of the regiment fell back they carried all
the tattered fragments of the old symbol as care
fully as a mother bears her child.
The standard of the 79th Pennsylvania inflict-
try was shot down six times, and as often reared
aloft, and when forced from the field the colo
nel carried it off.
The 9th Pennsylvania Regiment of Cavalry,
sent out three times in redid column to draw
the fire of the different batteries of the enemy
that were concealed, was rained upon by cross
batteries with every conceivable artillery mis
sile. With no orders to move, and unable to
return the long range fire, they sat on their
horses like statues, excepting those that were
struck and went to the rear. When ordered
off the field each _time, they went off at a slow
parade walk, disdaining to strike a trot, after
receiving fire for two hours.
One Federal regiment, the 16th Michigan,
and a Georgia rebel regiment met in line of bat
tle in an °pep field ; they deliberately planted
their standards at forty yards distance from
each other, and stood and loaded, aimed and
fired ; both flags were shot down, the Georgia
regiment almost totally destroyed, and their
banner captured.
In front of the destroyed Illinois regiment
was a worm fence, from which the rebel sol
diers took such deadly aim ; in nearly every
fence corner lay a. dead or wounded rebel sol
dier ; the fence was fired by the bursting shells,
and in the morning a fearful sight met our
eyes—in the ashes of the fence lay a sorched
and blackened mass of humanity, a roasted
man, and to all appearances, from their strug
gles, many of them only wounded when the fire
caught them. The death of our poor men,
even with all the agonies of thirst on them, in
the scorching sunshine and the dust and the
chilling of the long, cold October night, was
merciful compared with the tortures these men
met in the slow but sure approach of the flanies
Ste, ite., ele
creeping along the fence to the spot wham
they lay writhing. A flock of sheep were in
the field ; the carcasses of the dead ones lay
scattered about, and the wounded ones crept
into the same fence corners with the men, and
man and beast were roasted and charred to
gether.
The terrible Inhumanity of the commanders
of the Rebel army is proven by the fact that
on the left they had driven us back on our
second line of battle.. They had possession of
that part of the field, and held it until they re
treated at day-dawn. thiring that time their
dead and fiving were literally roasted (it is the
actual, horrible fact.) Our dead and many of
our wounded lay there stripped by them of all
their coats, bats and shoes, and some of them
of pants, and in the morning they raised their
heads with ghastly, chattering jaws, unable to
speak, and fell back senseless. There was many
a wounded man who was stripped, who had the
life frozen out of him on that bleak hillside on
the cold October night when it required blank
ets or a fire to keep a sound, well-clothed man
comfortable.
The enemy carried, through the day and
night, his thousands upon thousands of wound
ed to his rear, crowding and crushing them into
Perryville to overflowing, and into every farm
house, abed and stable within three miles of his
line of battle. Gardens and orchards were
strewn with them. As usual, the fierce canons
ding brought on a rain ; the evening of the
9th was cold and chilly, piercing to the very
bone. I went to one of their hospitals on the
morning of the 10th.
The house, sheds, yard and garden were
crowded to overflowing with crushed and woun
ded Tenneseeans and Georgians strewn around
on the cold, wet straw and earth, with a poor
tattered blanket for covering to keep off the
peltings of the pitiless storm through that bitter
night. Poor human nature could not with
stand the chilling air that pressed the vitality
out of them, and in the morning I saw two
long rows of white' corpses awaiting • the sol
dier's hasty burial, and I was confidant, as with
chattering teeth the poor survivors begged to
have their blankets dried at the fire, that the
cold night air had slain as many as our bullets
had done. • •
The miserably weak Rebel hospital force left
to cope with the awful work before them were
totally unable to attend to their wants at any
of their hospitals, but death was fast making
their work less. The amputated legs and arms
were lying piled up like cord wood.
The Federal dead were all burned by their
comrades on the 9th and 10th. On the morn
ing of the ;10th, I , estimated three thousand
dead Rebel soldiers lying on the right, centre,
and left in an extent of six miles of the line of
battle, their commanders marching off leaving
than unburied ;,r never even sending in a flag
of truce asking as to give them sepulchre.
They were•then lying mangled and torn, fester
ing :and petrifying, and the-hogs devouring
them.! It is the actual, horrible fact
The citizens of Perryville then began•to bury
them to prevent a pestilence, but there are
hundreds of them lying where they crawled to
die; between the logy and Ist the iravines 'and.
bushes, and ledges of woke, that will never be
found until the last trump will sound, when, if
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their conscience does not smite them Wore,
these gaunt skeletons will rise up in judgment
before these unchristian and inhuman men, the
chiefs and leaders of this bloody rebellion, who
turned their backs on their suffering and un
buried men, and held high church at Harrods
burg next day, where, with backs well clothed
and stomachs well filled, were congregated
Bragg and Smith, Hardee and Cheatham, Buck
ner, Marshall and Morgan, and last, but not
least, on this list of names, Leonidas Polk, late
Bishop, not even asking for their dead "a little
earth for charity."
GINERALL BANKS delivered a speech in Boston
on Saturday evening, in the course of which he
said : The period of war is never one of con
tinued success or perpetual disaster ; alternate
triumphs and defeats diversify the history of
every warlike nation. We had our disasters as
other nations in like circumstances, and de
spondency rested momentarily upon many loyal
faces. Be saw nothing in the future to justify
apprehension, or to strengthen for a moment a
fear that our earnest efforts for the re-establish
ment of the Government, of the Constitution,
and the. Union would fail. The material and
physical strength of the nation has not yet
been appreciated, much less exhausted. Not a
loyal State, except perhaps Maryland,, exhibits,
or has exhibited, the slightest evidence that the
Government was engaged in a serious war.—
Whenever their power shall have been com
pletely developed, the rebellion will be sup
pressed. It can never resist successfully an
earnest and exhausting demonstration of the
marvellous power of the loyal 'States. The ap
proaching winter was not to be lost in Inaction.
The Government was determined to put forth
its strength. Numerous exptditions were on
foot that could not, if vigorously pressed, but
be fatal to the revolted States. He hoped to
bear his share in the hardships and perils of
these labors, and be asked no other satisfaction
and support in the coming trials, as in those
past, but to be surrounded and sustained by
such gallant spirits as Massachusetts bad sent
forth to battle for the great and imperishable
principles of humanity and liberty.
BY TRECIIHIL
From our Morning Edition
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
ANOTHER SKIRMISH WITH THE REBELS
Capture of 3 Pieces of Artillery.
ontinued Advance and Success of the Army.
READQuearms Wsuagnow,
Sunday, Nov. 9.
Gen. Pleasanton yesterday in a skirmish with
Stuart, near Little Washington, captured three
pieces of artillery, also a Captain, Lieutenant
and five privates. No loss has been reported.
General Bayard yesterday occupied and now
holds the railroad bridge across the Rappahan
nock. The brdige is nut injured.
The bridge across Broad Run has been destroy
ed. There is nothing new up to writing from
the front.
At the Rappahannock the weather is clear and
cold.
ffitsuliantous
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