Pennsylvania telegraph. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1864-1864, March 22, 1864, Image 2
ti rtiquiplj ACE PEOPLE'S' CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT, &BRA - I-lA . III LINCOLN. HARRISBURG, P TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1864, Liberty a Chimera According to the Tory Organ and the Jour nal of Commerce, the prinoit le of slavery, the right to barter inhuman lips, is so strongly engrafted in the Constitution, Unit it can never be removed; and all efforts tending fo its re mold must be accounted insane, irrever ent and inconsiderate. 4iltheibishbets even go further tktap. this Jmassuraingthat thezarei suit, of litterty_is chime/ifai.—tkit. frr itseifis- I iligtig. I A thlttile .- :1 , t'+;',... b e m ? dUlien g t fi.iDlaiocr4a, Aitit ..' . - ple, we are bound to accepktheiT-t!tte gas in consonance_WitlanintmodtErdientecratic principles. In this.country, the . pur,suitlof freedoni alivayS nientis'the 'elevation of infix; i is improvement, education, and establishment on a basis of respectability. Bysuch means it was designed tostrengthen the nation, because the more intelligent:the people are, so much the more powerful in prof.Ortiiii, bOiniies thb . Government. But; itcc,Coi4 fr.,o ;the.,tAtogiWir of the ; Tory Orga _ `nl itischlur n terical.to - seek the increase of the power ofAtheiGovernment, by elevating the Tapp/9 7 -1v improving their con dition. No compact muat , bechtinged,lshielC will tend to weaken slavery ind iniiireVe:fieer' dom—while compromiseiyind concession must be ever made to flatter - Enid coneiliate,slavery. These are the new ''dectrines of *the . bemo °ratio party. Let it be remembered that such doctrines are not preached merelyte increase , the bondage of the Afaiba*".lt, is.against labor that the crusade ,is irkedfagainst the elevation and the improvement of the laboring masses—because wherever slavery exists,. it tends to the degradation of labor among the white as well , ea the black men. And strange as,it may .ap pear,, this ehimera of freedona;lits always been a practioallidert:with the Demo erotic leaders. With the 'African oil firer, they _ made slavery the rneans.of securing his degret dation, and with : the Anglo American, they hale made free trade, a competition With all the pauper labor'of Europe; the"infidenee of achieving the same end. In the'future when it suits the purposes of these men, they will denounce the pursuit and advecicy of ; all, re ligion which does not approve and inphold slavery, as another chimera. Indeed, the his tory of - the World shows, that tlfe ruitiona which deiqtethentiolVego the iefence of e instittition.of slaveiy. weri qtrgt, th - e n ,: op t or atiettiatdeinecttnteibl alit ctil a tiite del' In' SaAoleir 11 'r Y _..._, pro ession. ,_,„ t is there, then, to prevent the advocates and up holden of American.ralaVery fienliaiii;ing at the same woeful condition? Salarfrei. Mr. Bigham, Chairman of the Committee of Ways and ,Means, .has elicited the approval . of nearly the ~en • press. oftthd , Common= wealth, 133, the preposition-to-repolt a bill iill creasing, the salaries of tliejii`d;el n , the dif: ferentjudicial diatricts of the State. Ne• State in the Union can now boast at traoreqearned,.. more respectable or patriotic body of men; than those composing our JudiCiary. there are individual exceptions, whose politi cal passions and prejudices in certain in stances, impelled them to acts more disgrace ful to themstalvesllidif - j s uitice, yet as a body, the'Judiciant the Vide may be relied on asdrt all respects the best that could possibly -be had; and therefore it becomei the proper authorities' to• see ilikt the judges are liberaliy ) rernuneratedfor ~their labors. The peculiarity of the position of a judge, de bars him from entering the market, to • barter or chaffer like other men, for the accumnia: tion of wealth—the dignity ,to ,supported before the world, preventais r andge from taking part in most •Of itt3 Axuainesstilbrthas; by these usages, the indiffdiiP 4vho occupy ju dicial positions are left in' most cases, to live entirelY-on their salaries. Let thoSe salaries then be not only adevnite to ,sustain a proper living, :but letthemadso434,-taised-tod aid w*okivillsMablejudiehilailiein to vide means for their familica l , !At, e r ase of death or incapacity from business' by sickness. Every principle of equity approves of such a standard of judicial - Salaries—and we are heartily glad to .spe. the proposition of:ltir.l Bigharn tiri‘ the subject, thus almost unant., moritlydtpproved by the friends ,of- tire' Cern= menwealth.• '• • • Wz.ws.orn AND purarrEn -an article, it few days since, on the subject of the intention of the American people to rule Amerinar—hy.the entire masses assuming and exercising: the right to decide who shall be candidates , for office, and how those candidates shall 'demean themselves when in power. Our idea on .this subject was realized, when we .. neticed tha fact that a delegation of the Workingmen's. Democratic Republican Association of New York had presented an address to Abraham Lincoln, asserting their preference for his re election to the Pre,sideney. This is a move ment from the right direction. . It shows that the American people are awakening to a sense of their power, and when -epee they._ cart real ize how effeetual is the influence . they 'can wield, we may expect not only to have peace, but enduring prosperity. IN PAYAZIX tsfGorax--Financiers de= . clare that althongli tire immense importationii have casseds surplus of pildin the Treasury, it Will not remain there a great While, even if none Of it is sold by SepretaryChise under the provisions of the talked-of gold bill. The re-' cent authorization of $200,000,000 more 81'4 per cent. stook will add $ 1 2,000,000 to the amount of gold hi - be annually paid out for interest, whickwill 'Qualm swollen to sod,- 000,000. The approPrlittona for the next fiscal year will be at least $L000,000,1:109,. ioad if -it i is rase e by new issiztif sioSIE, the interest will rise to $120,000,000 per annum, payable is gold. Retaliation as a Democratic Creed--A Letter from Vallandigham. The Peace Democracy, in utter violation of their AVDwed,pr,#Loiple,s, a,r(),. advocating" the doctrine aieffiliatiOrt by 'mob . law. - Peace Democracy evidently means peace with the traitors but internecine war at home. It is in accordance with the ex-Presiderit Pierce program p_ before the war, in which he laid down • CourztsT4th. : strait:l,lga ~reil :. .. with : ~ oilignEtisOof a ar with thirSoltlS . ). I. Disc ;;.ine*lt a fo ' Wit all i thENWo cripis .. titapi•,,,.f ---''' elt.iin . ' e free S • • -the sette of strife, and ipaake their prellietion good, the Pierce-Vallandigham D.emocriferhaVelmiftantly - deterfaTzleartZi'bitit* ate a civil war. This is tole inaugurated un der the term retaliation. We have noticed tlfelitiSSage of - ffigobitibilt - in . sundryDiriali- - _ . . men - • - . °ratio conventions recommending the Democ raey...-1.1.mu1eng044...e9, c - • . upon therfnidaipafTlai*ln of ,the land in re taliation for any ••ontbreak of indignant and indiscreet soldierli. - .. Vitilariclighati has sounded - this cry retaliation in a letter written to . l the Dayt4tiEfilitir% e . : ,p'opi;iet, , 6-rs, ';sjibtie4b.ekt' to the outrage perpetrated upon that office by some returned veterans. 'That great unhung has . , finally .takf i n leavfs.-of s his nautil- cliltil l blooded dilgretiOn, and - cfpeili, agocates the adoption of mob as follows: ...-.., . , . . . . . . WINDSOR, C. W., March 7, 1864. Messrs. Illabbarti d; Brothers, Dayton; Ohio: • Gm :rumen : I read several days ago the telegraphic announcement- of the "riddling" of the Empire office by "furloughed soldiers." ' I offer you noTairainethYilfor - that rwitl avail nothing now or. hereafter. _ I do express to ',you my pfbfornid -reiref'thitt youtwge not ;prepared to inflict on ,the .spot, and.. in tt.‘ midst of. the asatinW Ali f 'complete Prinis' meat which the assailants deserved, but am gratified to learn that some of them did .soon after receive their deserts. But these cow ardly acts cannot always , be guarded against and they do not primarily come from the "sol diers." -illitireis; therefore,• but,ona, Ff m e e . dwy. for past and`Preventiie of future injuries, -and that is, instant, summary, and, ample reprisals upon the 'persons and' propertg of the men at home who, by language and conduct, arc always inciting to these outrages. No legal or military punishment is'ever :in= flicted upon the immediate instruments. Re taliation,. therefore; is - -the only land rightful remedy in times like these. I speak advised ly, and recommend it in all :cases hereafter. It is, of .no avail to announce the- falsehood • .that "both parties eoadeMie- it," after the de straction has been . consummated.. Tini':timis :has gone by for obedience.without protection.• I speak decided language, but the continued recurrence, of these ontragesfrequeritly at:., teriffell - Witlemuider, and always 'Without re dress—demands it. They must be stopped, let the consequenceis be what they may. Re prisals in such cases aro now the only way `left - for a return law and Odor. Very truly, C. L. VILLANDIKIAM. Liticky in America;:-What st.44;enchntan . . I ' thtnks g) . ' Pr esident . Lincoln. . , • M. Edward:Laboulaye, well known in this country by hr writingS' on Americas: affairs, . 'has recently been; delivering a series of leo tures before the College of France.on the Con- , . stitution of the United States, which have-es cited the greatest interest in Paris, the lee ture-roonkbeking crowded weekly to overflow ing,.. while hundreds have been unable to gain admission._ The following - bran extract from Vie of these lectures, in which this ardent ad mirer of America 'aild` elear-sightea, lover,of conititUtional liberty, directly contradicts the statement,lyith Nr.,ich t. tlae government is 4? often asiailSd b;1 1 .1 eneinie's in thil'countrY. From it may,be•seen,the impression , left upon the minds of intelligent men in.Eurbbeby the persia tent - denunciation, of Coppeihead politi-, cians and newspapers, as welLas the estima tion in which President Lincqrnieheld_by mitt of the pure.st scholars ,of the present time: "America, despite the war, has preserved liberty. , I know that the contrary is affirmed, but if you.readthe .American: journals, if you see the manner in which the President of the United States, Abraham ,Lincoln, is treated, you willsobnbeedified concerning This pre tended repression of liberty in America. In a line public assembly, held not long• since, the celebrated ex-Mayor of. New 'York, Fer nando Wood, accused the President, and [el those who are opposing•slay'ery, of having dis figured America; winch was now'a white hee.d pn a yiegro body. Yet,l dd - .not see. .that an restraint was put on his anger and •menace -; America is strong metier not to be 'afraid - , liberty. "As to despotUnn, the American journals have amused themselves with our European terrors; it is, difficult for thena,te, take, irk' ear nest, Abiuhana I. Emperor of the Americans. Abraham Lincoln will.certainly,not be Empe-; ror atAmerica. A name has beenlgiven him which will be ratified by history Honest Abraham `, :the Citizen 'tllatilid net desiaiiof his country, the magistrate that energetically de fended . the cause otliberty and the unity of the iioriritrythis title will siifficehiki, , and, to 011 ; the,triitb, ittis morsgOlorioris than that of Caesar:" •.: • - • • ... - _ "Pilexi . ;*itungii4re",C(iiiporheitdism , The kind of Copperheadism.. which wail , squelched in:New'.ll.ainpilaire last Tuesday, may ',be inferred from the - following speech;; deliiered by one of the:leading "Democratfc" politicians; J. 1 3 .. -s lifuiti/iy., 7 4t :Newington, N. • . • Jan "The Demobrats'haVe Submitted to the des ,potiel`swair. of Abe Lideoln for three years; thinking it better to endure wrong for a short time;',o*.nn to risk all by a last appeal , to arms.: But now; tie time is coming when we can clquige:our rulers. .Rather than submit four :years longer to Abe Lincoln, and be overrun by tloitlketdes of his hireling soldierylet its.ring out the cry of , old, ". ?o your tents, 0 Israel! " Democrats shozed arm and organize into drill • clubs, companies, battalions, regiments and brig ades, for those blood-thirsty Abolitionists and shoddyite thieyes.and traitors are a wind-bro ken, spavined, dyspeptic race, and One reg iment of Democrats could whip three of them. Ipur armies. have accomplished nothing; the Army of the Potomac is'a grand pic-run ex carsion, eating up the subsfanc,e of the na ;don; and.eoming home to vote down the lib erties or the people and render our elections a farce and mockery to the world." murrays.---silas Wright, who IVIIS- one of the beFthild purest Democrats of, his time, knee said: "If among us there be any who are prepF#ll, for any earthly object s to disinem 'ber our Confederacy, and , destroy that Qop. Atitutionwhicli binds us togeetner, ii3t . the ?ale Of an Arnold be theirs, and let Alm detestation and curses of ovary:American be oonitant coni ;Pinions, until, , like him, they shall aban dOn country whose rich Idessingiii they are . 'no longer worthy to enjoy." . ' .If. Silas Wright was living to-day, such slfebterii the Tory Organ would denounce -him as -an abolteldonist 'taw i fanatic; s •r .. _~ Pennsylvania Legislature. I REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, March 2 . 1, 18614. : The Senate assembled at 11 0'c10e4,;:.4,14: . A number of petitions-of of a 10cii1.1,6641 were resented andirioperly referrecV Mr FLEMlNG:: , reporteil, from- the: hint, calmaitted, Senate' tatit,Ved 4 supplement to an act relatiye t.1*71 -.,tattiof George Fry, ddceased. ItEIZWAt. i34i act to, - ****t.ito 'l% l - Freeport and Shenaugo Valley:041014.!:t:t0 coal company. - Bridrp..OONNELL,•-air act to 'Atithtifize Emma Y. Donelson to sell certain real estate; also, afl act to incorporate the Wyoming iron , company also, an act to.incorgor4e a branch Of - thii German — 5 - CIOa association of the Verein. • 4y -;: - • By Mr:. HOUSEHOLDER. an act revisin -titelehoter • ..;. Top railroacl., 41;3 By 'Air. 11,1DGWAY, an•act relative to the Atlantic and Great Western railway. By Mr. HOGE, a supplement to an act changing .th§bolmdary lines of the borough of Jamestown, Crawford county. By xicams,..l. 4 , act., relative to the 4istaliliShment and support of eharitysciools. By Mr. L ItZRTIVI an act to incorpo ; rate the On:" • , 'Onina land 7dOmpany.' By Mr..GFRAIHX/f 'an act to provide for the registration of births, deaths and mar riages in the pwins, Of- Allegheny; also, a supplement to-an d ciirporations for mechanical, nd other purnoses. By Mr. ST.. CLAIR, au act to'Spit die real estate of Wm. Gatl3s;'deC'd, in die borough of Kitt' nn ng. By Mr. M.'SHERRY;a 'Supplement to the act incorporating the Littletown railroad company; alsci;lin act to ineofpcirate the Gettpfliturg,tind.Emmittsburg turnpike born- PitnY;ltlso, an 442..to...incorporate the Little town.and.Stato Line railroad company- By.M.r.IPLEMING; an iitit •to secure to the public the right of free travel across the Suattitele.nne river at Harrisbarg. GEN 81147., ,B011„Nrt House bill No. 185, an act relating to bounties to volunteers,'came' up in order, in commitce of the 'Whole, (11.-. Fri-sand iri the chair,) and, was „considered at :length, Fault passed finally. • • The Senate then adjourned until 3 P. 31. • HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. MONDAY, March 21, 1861. The House mot at 7i o'clock, and - proceeded to the consideration of bills 'indisposed of on the private calendar of Tuesday last. The two. following named bills were consid ed and passed finally: House bill N6.' '236, s further supplement to the act te'inobriiorate the city of Philadel phia : That it shall be lawful for a guardian of the poort9 s hold, a . salaried' posi tion under the councils of Philadelphia. House bill No, 'BOO; an not , to enable' the Third National Bank of Philadelphia to ac quire andhold certain real-estate. Various petitions were presented. SeAveral local bountY bills, etc., passed. Joint.resolution relative to the Camden and :Atlantio and Raritan and Delaware Bay 'talk road, was considered and negatived. - House bill .110. 435, an aet relating to rail roads and calla companies, was considered• and ppee4fniallY; - 1 % . 41 1 1 1 1 7 , 10 '1 HOtrSE 4 / 1 /` hkEPtiEE4EkTA TUESDAY, March, 22 .) . 18.34 ; Theilmlse rdet gtl.o o'd'lock, and spent the - whole morning session-blihe first reading -of bills on the private calendar. Adjourned ti,lls ligktUren apo. F O•Mr.; . .;C, A I R O. AROBriti VETEI4I% EN ROUTE FOR ROHE. . . . Importnnst MOttari Movements ADMIRAL PORTER'S FLEET IN MOTION, The 17th New York infantry, arriyed from below to:day, en ropt9 Adjutant Genera' Thcithas is stationing troopsi • (mostly, eolcited;) at,' the , priheipal points along the lower river to protect plan talon trade depots. • The 35th New Jersey .regimentis encamped here It is understood that it will form a part of Veatche's division, which, it is sup posed, will have - something` to do with con teniplated military movement from this ,point. Netlii; g. dermiti3„- hoWever, is' known. The remainder of Veatche's division will reach here soon. • • - Admiral roficr leg Vicksburg last Satur. day with a lame number of gunboats boats and transports. Firing in, the _direction, of 94 Jlee - Fop heard laStlibridaj Natchez': AN EXPECTED Imp- INTO KENTUCKY, Twenty Thonsand - Rebel4, Reported at , :.trACAXD WTO AF.I4I7CifY March' 21, diSnatAi to the tommeecial, dated :Strawberry, Pqams ; states thatthe rebels at BullaGrap are in large . force, probaWnMnbering . qoo. The report of I;o3;tgestreeeahavlng sent nifty raost,Of his artillery and wagons by railroad; andmounted all his men on all their draught horses, is '6.onfirined.'" 'lt is the, general beißef that the , iebelkivit make % a,. sudden move ment into Kentucky. [Boll's Gnpis ozi the art Teriiie`ss`ec and Georgia raihoad, fifty-Kix miles northeast 'lit Knorfillb, dna about fittY'rnilessoutheast-cif Cumborbmgl.G&P.l. - - . . irritstt..erislocouiptiiv ic of ciastems. WASHINGTON, March 22. • The following letter-of instructions was to-y 'day Sent - to all COIIEiCtOIS of Customs and spe cial agents of the Treasury Department: ..•• Tarasoar DEPARTMENT, March 21. Sra :—The 424 trade regulation,: series- of .September 11th; 1861 is hereby so far mod- Vied that on and after, the Ist day of April -next, the invoice' valuations, permit fee on shipments to and fromlpsurrectionary ais trice will' thiee per' eerit. - ,l.Ateed of Rile, as thSrhiki,ii3SCi•ibecl.' [Signed.] S: P.. CHASE; Secrete 4 of the Treasury • Destruction of a Blockade Runner. Nr.w Yalta, Xareh 22. The Herakrs.K.ey - Westletter, reports that the English blueleade finning ateacner.liani mon,' while''attegiliting' 'run, the' blockade ,of the Sawainese river, was run ashore,,and pro tint - her falling into our hanchfiVaS destroyed by the orew. WM SENATE Cam, March 21 )3411 Gap.- - i I= SAN FRANCISCO, SANDWICH ISLANDS AND NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MEXICO. A litatti.e iu Atoxico. ==l SAN FRANCISCO, March 21 , Thiee B,ussian war steamers sailed from' this port to-day. k - Datiee have been ite,eeived„„ froln .the,:Saiiid-f wieh,lalandi to Maieh 5: The news is ntitha- • " 7, ' '7. "" .: ... P (ttta ** " t 44 - t 4 ..sp.. whalers were beginnirig to, arrive a •110 - ~- 7 -' , - -,- -.. ' P - 'l , Arfis,„ gat crop was very promising. -- The - itesiner Orizaba has arrived from the northern ports of Mexico with $200,000 in treasure and three hundred packages of ore. The mining speculations in Sonora and Si nola are represented as in a promising coedit tion. - ... . The. Mazatlan Times of March sth says the . ..French forces left Guadalajaria'on February .24th t ardare ,t9vrards„Culotta, And. ere Vattre mu.sChave heti& 'fOtiihr *al& national forces. - ; The same paper says that commerce at Ma zatlan is uninterrupted. but seems the pir pose of the Pronch is to effectually blockade all the ports south of Mazatlan. Army of the -Patoatia4%. WASHEINGTON . , March 21 7 - A letter front. the 4 Army -of-Adis -Totowa% says that nothing of importance is occurring there. Dr. Hatfield, of Brooklyn, preached in the headquarter's chapel yeaterday to a large audience. An order has beenissued from the War Department that all men who..have bee , transferred from their old to others, for the'purpose of serving out their time, on account of not reiulisting; according to a former order,-Shall-be immediately reappoint ed is their original organization. Lieut. General Grant is soon expected to review the army. Great preparation§ are ac cordinglrbeingmade. Deserters - briars- eomeinto our lines at an average of from six to eight a day. A number of the sick will very soon be removed from the army. . • Fortress Monroe. Fornms MONRoE, March 213 Five guerrillas were arrested on the East ern shore of Virginia, yesterday, and brought to this place. They are charged with havmg cut the submarine telegraph cable near Cher rystone recently. Postmaster General Blair arrived at Fort ress Monroe this morning, and visited , the Rip Raps-and navy=hard at 'Norfolk to-day. No vessels came into Hampton • Roads to day for, refuge. . • • From 'Washington. WAsEaxceroN, Mirch 22 The Washingen city councils have ap pointed a committee to protest against the passage by Congress of a Senate bill, amenda tory of the registering law, and provi. that every man citizen, without rregard. oolor, who shall have been resident ono year before, an electidh, shall be allowed the ex ercise of the elective franchise. Gen. Grant in Philadelphia. Pxmaroctx.nrii, March 22. Gen. - Grant arrived this morning from the West, and is now at the Continenta Hotel, MARRIED. On tha 9th of February, 1864, by Roy. Dr. Hay Mr. Joust M. Haw, of S(. Loafs, , and •Nian-Itioautst. is= atm', of Harrisburg. NEW ADVERTISE MEN TS. IMPORTANT TO A-LUAU -*'ii restore sick to health; the intemperate. to , temperance. ‘Thl Rhubarb Wine will do It aIL think the reading of the adrertistment will • do; we - don't blebn that But if you will go to e K_ BEI or:PR'S Diwg Store and getuorne of the Wine and examine it for yuarself, it will set-you right; will warrant yon on that, Orden . lbr - wine and wine plants taken andlilled by our •authorized agent, O. K. SELLER, No. 91 litarktit street; Harrisburg, Pa. For full particulars apply to or addrmi the above. JAMES R. LAMENT, Milford, Pike county; Pa., mart,24tf Wholesale Dealer_ in Wine Planta. , , C OTY It 14, Co T..T s . Gottschalk's, Far ewell Concerts r erica., STRAXOSCH .respectfully informs the citizens , of . H arrisburg and vicinity „tbid tiae eminent Pilinist and • Composer, Ir. , Li. Gottschalk, _ Will give in this city , , , TWO O.RA.ND, ,CONCERTS, 4, • •• 01Tuesday and Wednifday, March 30 & 31. When he will perform several of his latest compositions, which have caused so great a sensation in .New York, 800. ton Philadelphia, and all the Western cities . . Mr. GOTT SCIIALK will have on the occasion the valuable assist. "ace of HALE. HENRIETTA BEHRENS, the dis tinguished Prima Donna. MR, Tnicopoitith RABEILMANN, the cmi cent Tenor. . the young..and,highly talented Violinist 'Clirother cif Adelina and Carlotta Patti.) BEHRENT,p, Musidatali*Otor and Conductor. Admission (inert:Mg reserved seats) as follows: Inside of the Bar, gl; to the floor, ii cents. The sale of seats commencing on. Thurstlay morning, at W. Knoelte'slinsic Store. Coors open litt Concert 'eorammice at '8 o'clock. mar22-dtd pußLip SALE. . . Will be exposed at public sale, at flee pre ept residence of the subecribery one , mile 'west of .11arrisburg, on Wedit nesday, the .24th , day „of March, 18134, MI6 following ail tides, viz: One first rate Horse for trucking purpose", ono spring covered wagon as good as new, one two-horse wagon, one cow, tWO - two-horse 'plows, one one-horse plow, four cultivators,. one potato. plow, and te'varinty" of farming utensils; a a lot of household and kitchen Farallon% Sale to commence at o r clock On said day, when terms of sale will be made .Imown_ JOIN LOBAX '=DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE—The subscriber, residing sit miles above Harrisburg, on the Susquehanna-river, offers at: private sale the following desirable property all of which is coo' Yenient to both the Canal and Railroad, and one of the beat markets4tithe St*ttrt the city of Harrlsbnir 1. 4.T4ITRN'STAItD, with four acres of land, snore or losa on which is - erected a substantial Stone and 'Plasterer!HOUSE - contalifing olermirObitit ;It large -Stone `Stable, capable of :holding ' 20,,herses;• Carriage House, Smoke House, and one orthebeht Springs in the country, spring HQ and .. qiter t i n essimy uuttakildiims.• N 042: TA4crdon nwl. 4 acMs,More orfellon which Is crect.d'a Gii.st fill, toreS HOuse, four Dwel hag /Louses, with Ott-buildings,.. The Gristittill is in good run ning order, with plenty of, custom, work,good water power, and tithaeharbor ftrefiEnber.Z ;The and Rail road pass through this property. No. 3. A TRACT OF - LANDcontaining 110 'aeres,--more less, Part tillaMe, .the balance timber, on, which. erected two Pm:tiling B.O.VRRS, withlitables, thb frame of a saw Mill, 4 bead sad fa of 21• - foot,Within 400 yards of Canal and RailmiaL This is a splendid, location for a forge, furnace, or. factory, • . No. 1 , 4 TRA.CT.containing 10 aercs,oititif HOUSEand Stable. (Pie Railroad and Canal pass througha on which is a good Stone Quarfy, a large quantity orbrick clay, a good' seat for ap anthracite Amato; or steam Saw Mill. No. 6. A TRACT containing*); acres of Woodland, a large quantity of which is chestnutrail tiritber, oak, hick. ory, on which there is about four acressleared, with - HOUSE and Stable thereon: The tract is 3C inileProna Canal and Railroad. • The above property will be sold on terms to gait pur chasers. It can be seen by calling on the subscriber, on ti l e property, or any information can .be given by ad. Oreeang • JOHI.I IVALIISTEN . • Susquabanna, P. 0., inar2.l-tf .' Dauphin county, Penn's. Millersburg Normal Institute and Academy. ' (FOR - BOTH SEXES ; ) 11H- next dititzfee of tloWslxistlinte Will dativ =Zee on Mon*, April 11, 1841 Special attention Is given '® lle‘Saiectiiiii,ortancheiti The expenses ranger': 10_ sminroartemorieuven For ftirthe? addrhss Luar224s * .f stralerl4lsWASign County, Bil/4. NOTICE OF LIEN. -1107011 CW IS HEREBY GIVTI;I.rio the - own ers of the following named article., The Adams Express COMpanj 1 claiming to have a lieu thereoh for the costs and expenses of transportation and storage thereof, will proceed Low" the same to pay said costs and charges, at the expirsilion Hof thirty days from this date, . , . . . , .0 ~, , Jfitrelk 224,138di. ustreksatleaer calleVor, t 1 t frAnaiin, I box ~?- WA * itiridria, : lrge , s A. emi r 1 box , „: W ber, I. .-• , NS% Aiiklini - 1 bbx '' ",:- ikin •Noh • 50., Win rAntiotoon, 1.1 •ikg,i I . d..5aW,,,1 hex.;_ .:.,.-' LS - .l.*s Alturna„l boxr 1.1 Isifti•drth, lib& ".-• Caprlizuckettritl i ge, 1 box F Lewis, 1 box A LYlNChofer, 1 box W P Luray, 1 ],Orr . AV Bordenhart, 1 box S Laughrey, 1 box M. II Brown, / box .11 Liebtrue, 1 box • Deng Bash. 1 box Jno Lehman, 1 p box Wm A Barton, 2 troves A C Leidy, 1 b bat' IV R Boyer, 1 box NV dlyers, 1 box NV Borger, 1 box P Manres;e, 1 box 0 B Bayer, 1 box -. C Maurer; 1 box J A Huntley - , 1 box ELMiller, 1 “ H Bennis, 2 trunks .. - 11,,S Miller; 1 box . • I B. Brovrn, 1 box HJ Madill, 1 trunk ,A.lLBusearl , page it - a:wavi....veisestryillikiretildill-7 II Bartley, I " SE Mumma, 1 casting D Bolton, 1 " , _ Al:Mistier; 1 b bag Wm Boyles, 1 " Miss 11 Mills, 1 b bag - D A Bartlett Ipekge ers„.l valise and i laille-_, Dr 13.3mAltif ‘.i.: ~ a je : 1 : , . aratui. i pckteF 's. il L Berte s ;l 1r1w... . .._ •" 4 , . Ai. ", j l . ' l .-- 4 J Bretz, 1 .1 W Maishall, 1 pekge D L Baumgardner, 1 pckge Lt 'l' A Martin. 1 •• G W P Poetry, 1 pckge Fred Myer, 1 James Bird. 1 pckge A Miller, 1 bundle castings Mr B Burgett, 1 pckge I. Miller. 1 pckge Surgeon Cuyl 4 2 lames .••• ..14A C Merit s LA:WY "a' James C ,d. 0.4 r keitit ...T. , LA K S Childs, 1 steam gdate Joe Maine, Ibe x W E Conrad, 1 box H C Messer, 1 pckge I A Conway, 1 box Jas Mitchell. 1 • Mrs Jos Crisswell, 1 bundleJ , Millard, 1 piec., - .. iron M Chlrk I bay ) . e C-R•IIIC urd, Lbox: •', C G Cillhits, 1 i, _ i ..• ':: TV IfflEirath y atckOsie C K Mterdel . 1 box * Prot SCCoy, 1 " Jon Cadnell, f c bag Collin SCCurdy, 1 pckge F Clay, 1 b beg H K IFClurea lot castings Rev AA Castleman, 1 pkge A H Nelson, 1 box - P Carpenter; 1 pckge._ „ „• G P Naugle, 1 box. .. J C Cutter, 1 pckge Morgan Nash; 1 box IV 3 Cart, 1 pckge Miss M . Some, 1 trunk Daniel Cohen, 1 pckgo R G (Neon, 1 pckge K A Compretos; 1 pckge Wm Page, 1 box - Chas Conner, 1 box A B Picked, •• P Cin, 1 p bra Gerry. W Phillips, 1 box J II Dean. 1 box 11 It Parsons. 1 ra-ting S R Davis, 1 box C Manch, 1 box A C Ditswortb, 1 box James Powell, 1 peke , ' J IV Deal, 1 wheel Wm Pool ,1 page di Dickson, 1 b bag ~ II Quite, 1 J S. Davie, 1 pckge J 11 Resler, 1 box 3. Dugan,l pckgo D Reyster, 1 box obn 1., DZNV: 4 OII, 1 Sox Sorel, Rose. 1 " J G Denker, 1 box Robert Renshaw, 1 bov Jno Dean. 1 pekge H Kepley, 1 box A C Dexter, 1 pckge II Reichard- 1 box Mrs J Diffeabaugh, 1 pckge Capt J Rehror. 1 pckge G B Heel:art, 1 pckge -,il K Riuehau. 1 box C K Dounough. 1 bag. Thos Reechorf. 1 box W Eamen, 1 b bag Capt D SE floss, 1 box Thos Eaton. 1 p box Wm Report, 1 k sack 11 Elia, 1 - pokge . Reeve ar„ Co, 1 bindle Ensign R D Enna, 1 pckge ha Robertson, 1 pokgo R A POW, 1 b bag H P &dermal, 1 " • Jno Flit; 1 b bag Fred Rate, 1 b bag J M Foram, 1 keg • J Emery Roland, 1 page G J Flick, 1 pckge J G Swank, 1 box S E Fliteb, 1 pokge IV Smith, 1 box Geo Funk, 1 pckgo - • T Swineford, 1 box - J Freeman, 1 saddle M W Sherbondy, I box Jacob Fleming, I.pcitgo J Sanneally 1 box ' II Faulk, 1 bile trees • Miss R Schockey, 1 trunk M A Fielden, 2 pckges J II Strube, 1 box H Guipe, 1 box Jno Sheets, 1 box II Good, 1 bundle F E Steers, 1 box O'W Griswold, 1 box Henry Shroyer, 1 box 4, S Grck=s, 1 bax Geo Smith, 1 box 111 Gutaworth, 1 box Capt Stillwell,l box J Greeter , 1 k meek. . ~ M 2 Sturgeon, I h trunk C Gregg, 1 pckge Peter Sharpe, 1 e bog Lt W Garret, I pckge J Snyder, 1 pckge' A Glbbony, r page . t' A V Smith, 1 pckge A Gibbon, IxUe . G Shays, 1 pokge S Gorden, 1 pekge S &anal!, 1 pokge Capt Gabon, 1 box R N Short, 1 pckge Chas Hagan, 1 " Mrs .7 H Sall/can, I pckge I Hoffer,' bzx Nich Schilling, 1 pckge J Herr, 1 box Surgeon In Charge Hospital J H Bock, 2 boxes 1 pckge F . NV Haas, 1 bdle Henry Trger, 1 box A Hester, ~1 casting • C D Tingley, 1 0.0 Hines, 1 kolle , Jas Taylor, 1 box 0 Haber, I. pckge R A Tallet, 1 e beg J li Ille,k.„1„. " .l S Thomas, 1 pekge J B Halm, 1" S Thomas, 1 page H C Hickox, 1 pckge C P Thomas,. 1 page ~ Sam'l Haines, 1 ' IV H H Thomas, I pckge Lizzie Hoelle, 1 pckge John Underwood, 1 pckge All Hamilton, 1 " . Lt T M Utley, 1 sword M C Hallowell, 1 " •.. - Capt VanSwatara, 1 box 0 Hanover, I `• G Valentine, 1 bog Jas P Howe, 1 “ Col Jll Wells, 1 box R 13 Hays; I " /no A Wimer, 1 Serg't R li' enat - 1 iftx,...„_:. Peter Wainer,' pckge Jacob ,Thrrall 1 pelt& - 1 A Wendsvortb; 1 page A M Halberstadt, 1 gun , .'= Mai Jas Wren, 1 box - A /*Henderson, 1 package Hon David Wilma, 1 bOx J dt - Serdon', - -1 packa ge OS Wheeler;l box IV ,Clones, 1 " John Wallace,l box J Jones, 1 pckge . Capt Watmongh, 1 stove SergiA L Jones, 1 box BS' Work, 1 pckgo WW Jackson , &box - White $ t Sutton, 1 pckge Serg't T'V Johnson Jr, 11' H WING; 1 pckge Wks* • 0 N" Warden, 1 pckge Surgeon J King,l' box 'Chas Wallace , 1 c bag D King, 2 pckge 'IV Witmer, 1 keg Jas Knox, 1 box '• 'Lt EA Whifirm, 1 pie Wm Keenest, 1 box Wm Welsh, 1 pcdtge Abe Eisler, 1 box Louisa Young, 1 pckge ' - Dr R R Seim, 1 pckge M B Zochmati,, I pcligo Chas A Knox, I"box . ' nu? black bags, 1 carpet A King, 1 bundle hoops bag, one box and several :P Ku°, I. pckge plkkages without marks. THOMAS BINGHAM, Agent. March 22. 1864.-42.ta4vr TWENTY-L.IILE SEGAR AVERS WANT ED immediately. Highest wages paid. Job steady. Boarding low Apply to WU. 11. WHISLER. mar22.43t* Methanicsbarg. Pa, .FOR SALE. ONE Wardrobe; new; one. Cooking Stove wah - appanttas;,Pointer Huntiag Dog; one Law Li brary and Book Case, kd. Canfie Seel'. by ceiling on mar2.s . JACOB SHELL LocWEL IRON Ccimp.unir. ASpecial- meeting of the Stockholders of the Lodge! Iron Company swill be held on Friday, March 25, at 7 o'clock, r. M., at the office of WILLIAM COLDER. By order of President. WCIALItAX, ger- HARIUSIIVROi mat& 21, life{: mar2s4d NOW OPEIN. I NOW OPEN largest acid best selected Stock o f. fine E4lAsa GOODS, ' • PV..AMA,.•ZO FANCY.SILKS, CLOAK... Vs and . ,RPRWG BALifORAys, Also a splendid asSortment of Three Ply, Ingrain, Brussels arid Rag Carpets, at the old stand of . M. WELER & CO.. • mar2l,4t No. 4 Market Square NEW PHIELADELPHIA. C 7_..0 - EC S` . TO 0 - 110 $4".ATME . BLOar, . Market Street, 1144] - riLliotur„ - 1,000 DIFFERENT WITLEB " or.PAsHriarAnta - • CLOAKS ANA CIRCULARS, FINE SPRING SHAWLS. Will open on the Ist of April.. . [niar2l-41 1864 RoAttiD&.. 1864 'As 4 912 9 altroaat es V2B anti AGA OEM Front/Kir haw come out; And MICE and RATS, In mite of CATS, Gaily skip about. COSTAR'S --EXTERMOTATOSS. ForEste, Nice, Itonettes, Antst, Edge, Atosquitog, Moths In -Furs, Ws:soles/1, IOU; Insects , on:Plantar, Powlit, Antis:talk etc: . "15 years established in. N. Y. City) ) "Only infallible remedifp knowa.' "Free froni Poisons" , "Not dangerous to the 'Haman Family." "Rats come' oat of their holes to die." • WSeld by ailltramildaevetywhere •. Air! I I liew:Ors 1.1 L ntaltworthless indtationa sir" Dein:d,,,-240.453 Broadway,- N. Y. Atir Sold by . - DeoW.GROSS & CO., marl6-d&wem nf miasma and retail agests, Harrisburg, Pa. ‘ PPLES,:--200 lianas of New -York. State AApples, ofa choice variety, just received, and sold low, in any quantities, to suit tlth ntrlN Bracer of Neal. OYER diciCollftfn..,.. JA (T i ss) 7 1. a coffee.; at . - • - r PCCIC W4tar'l WAJNTS. WANTED to hire, for a term two acres of good ground well adaptcA growing. for the perm:4, elf coltirating the Rt.', ---. yhegt. - ; .IS - o otg , lion , to Punting a 03-pane tst some ieliabie • p , fty owillint lan4il2 or near air : — if preferred, the arn , -,nt b.-• tqeared in Sc-.;; Address JAMES E. LAMENT. linford.„P - niar2.2-dlts W ANTED lIIMEDIATELY—/ )I N ran servo in the cApnvity oc cETTER MAY. Must be a first-class Crater.tom_, f SAYFOR.II, No. 65 Market street. , EW ADVERTISEMEtii'r "Proposals for 11: 31 - • 15 1 Assm.A.3.-r Qr.tnr.ar.usrrn's . , FlAseassuwa, Pa., Mardi 21 1-€; SEALED PROPOSALS win be r, this. cake until 12 o'clock, m._ SATURDAY, 3IARCH for furnishing this department with (2501 TWO 1113DRED AND FIFTY TONS OF BA I. Eli ( 2,00 o) two thousand ponds per len, all to ir..rf I),n merchantable quality, subject to such iwp - rtton direct—(2oo) two hundred toast° ba dehvore at meistown. Penna.. (on the lira of the I, , baun railroad.) and (50) dtly Was at Harr. - Imre. Proposals for any amount ay over (f,io •. bay on this contract, alit bo iced . Eath Party obtaining a catitra he re,, ~,; . .1 ter into burot.3 with approve for cotton. The department reserves to itself the or all bids, if not teemed .ati:ractory. hope:ate will be addreesed to G-tptam E. C. bath,. Amistant Quartermaster vols., Harrt-,,,2 and will be endorsed. “Pronasatto, to furnish H..- By order of (bra,. J. G. Chief Q. X. Delft P. C. Rstrmestuai, Capt. and..- - t Q. M. "ALBUMS." PRICES E D U('E:1). LARGEST, BEST and CHEAPEST SToCi; in the CITY. Consult your own itnereg e l i d ,„ at the MUSIC - gad PIKE ART EMPORIUM No, 12 r, Street. ..• , jrnhrl9-d.31.] n'AIN MO At WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. the fait stated meeting of the Citizen Fir, FtrAIE and Hose Complus) it, was ordered that the liou, mittee be required to give notice by advert:- daily papers, to all persons having property h r_ the Citizen Vire Company, to mural thr Company s House within tea days front ,Lite and that said Committee be required to pro tecn; sons, whether etortibers or not, who shall not BERNARD FRI94'II. sAIICEL (..t. tc . OS!.ER, HMIs? Contrnitte.. Harrisburg, Ma-ch 19, 196.1 Moving: Drovin;t-,' AS this is the time to rirepare it would be well If all having to move gather up their surplus Furniture and sent A to llor Auction and Furniture Rooms. where the diehe:4 cash will be paid for sit kinds of rFecorni hand f - or exchange for new. NEW' FURNITURE of the fini.st wiatity hand. marl 9 OTICE.— Whereas, the partnership N tolbre existing between W. Dock, Jr, and Shisler under the narno and style of IV. Co., has been dissolved by the death of W. Fe rr. _cu the store, as heretofore carried. on 14' the - Liz been purchased by the undersigned, n , 3 given, that all the business, as heretofore , the late arm of W, Dock, Jr_ & Co • 4 the same place by the undersigned, under th, t tali style of Shisler & Frazer, who wilt settle and tKii debts and liabilities of the late firm of W. n,. C0., and and reeeire all accounts due the said firm.. 111: Oil for past favors the new than will be grat.^!•;l continuance of the .pnblic patronage. marl94-ow To Railroad Contrnetiir, PROPOSALS are invited for 'ay. Masonry, Bridge Superstrartw... Crosnlles and Track Liyint'of the Prrr.,:: .•. CONNELLBVIT3•W RAILROAD, between Connellaville and Cumber-Inel, Embracingn distance of about. EIGHTIf-SETT.s: in sections of about one mile each. Specific:n:ol, - • ready at the Consponststdfioe in Pittsburg, on the .28th of MARCH current, and propomis will be r ceived until the 10th of APRIL ensalog. BENJ. 11. LATROBE, President mar 134,1 °face P & C. R. R. Co. Pittsburg, March 15, 1884. Grand Vocal and Instrumental Comm sill be riven at the COURT,UOUSE ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH i'2(l., FOE THE Benefit of the Y. N. C‘ Assocp_iwii Mrs. SIEG and. Mi. BARNITZ... ... - ..........5,.p,,,,,. C., 1".. ' SAXTON P. J. HELSLER TE,YR. .... Prof. A iva lOSE , .. BA=in. I IT. W. F. Eft I.:LA E.. AL V Mrs.' Hg MAN, Weis. BECK and HA AB __ .. P ,L,:'T . . , ... f.0,...1., dm:Dutton ' •• • • • .W. K s;oCHE PROGRA4 L Duett l two Pianos.' '"Ragic 3fessis. RAAS and Tr 4 Rammm,,Mm.rs. SA.XTO.N and A . .1.K. 3. Duett. Piano and Traviuta, • - Mows. %WERKE and Et T Mrs. KEG :net Mt SAX: , IN 5. Solo. The Old Seaton J. .1. HEISLEB 5. Chorus. leilutallia,• teet Gift of the 7. Solo. Gaily Through Life 8. Chontg: MrS. SIE , PART 11 , 9. Solo. "Piano. Ludo Lazuenuorr, 10. Duca. Jr di Felice Etera 4. Ductt. lirt.aer Mrs. MEGSL&N. Sirs. 11. Solo. alarionetie. Tartaric SING anti SAXTON Alem s Prot. aSCHF.. 12. Solo. Star or Love, C SA.X.M.S 13. Solo and Quo.vietc4 0, Golly Breathe..T. R , Miss BARSITZ. 'it, Trio. Piano, Violin and Cello • mossm. Ascar, WEBER and ESoi - SII 15. Dnett. Larboard Watch. tt"ilt e— ' Hems. 11113.91. ER and SAXTON 18. Cktorti - Jlkinit t ta3Bpruner Bain is Over...Don:l6u. TluirAts • - eent.3. Tobehad at the Book and 31u.sio Stores, and rt mem bers Of the Y. M. C. A, 'The MO Pianos used are from the manufactory of 11,rs Jilbrecht, Rieckes & Schmidt, and aro kindly loaned ai W. Knoche, who Is sole agent for these unrivalled manta • Doors open at ,tc, of T. o'clock. 3Tkoert. contmeace ac marl 7 Soldiers! Portlrblios. A LARGE ao4ortment at RERONER'S CHEAP BOOKSTORF martft Sold at Wholesale or retail at low pr. NOTICE, Te Those Having Claims Axtectst UM Late Firm of Ifettehisort, of the Mailed ,Slates Hotel. THE survivitig'peainer of the late fra °overly it Hutchigon, .11 EL Hutchison, bang chased the entire interest of the late Wells Cove' •:- Halted States Hotel, is now prepared to settle against, and collect' all debts due the firm. r,:: baying claims will therefore present them for and those in debt to the late firm, will please Sett early as possible. D. H. HUTCHISoN Proprietor U. S. Harrisburg, March 17, 1864-dlw • ,BROCLAMATION. --; . . . - MAYOR'S OFFICE, r autarserso, March 17, 140 _ , B Y authority ofe Common Cr Ji „ . l the city Of Harrisburg, I hereby offer P ~, , ,,,,i r_ ONE HUNDRED. DOLLARS to any person , ' r persoai .., , may give me such information as may 1r ..d to the arr , " tension and conviction of the indivitr ,.,. , or jol , ~i • - catmerned in setting fire to Property - i i i " t - i i , city , 'night of the 20th of February Jay anird of ou n th vi e cti "tb on or the ; o in C di aa vir .. . 1 1 - leaain2-'aninlid thealso a i 7ao- n" r1 : 1 5 ' ; be proved to have conslaret ~ to Wet fire t e , th e otoperY this city, on the days ate' '''maid. or of ao ,„ „ r „. et NE sons who shall have it • °. ofo „ . -en accessories before - e, Or after ate" .fact named reward the alses for -- any information which may he.'` . .,, Asid; and I further offer the ....., :a‘r .e lead to the aPPr ahensionami conviction of any Pity , parties who st... ou . n. _ ue gliel: Ily or indirectly - concerned r setting lira fire '..0 property wit,liiii' the limits of this city.L wu o fi rty "'" 'oe concerned in conspiracies to set dm to •'_°.:', ilTar P ~s Proved tO cit ha y, 97.tbetess 13°' pard in anLeay,;.-17eloitfusiinoreetenrrder the ' 41 0. i 32141 4 01, 01421001 Wori. JOSE.PRUS SIIIQI.FR, CHR!STI,IN