Pennsylvania telegraph., May 17, 1864, Image 1

VIE TELEGRAPH
IS PITELISHED
MORSING ..411 7 D E VEINUNG,
3 V GroRGE BERGNER
OFFICE THIRD ST., NEAR WALNUT.
FERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
SINGLE StB,I-CRIPTION.
I . +Aux TMEGRaen Is Served to subscribers in the
tit 8 cents per week. Yearly subscribers will be
$5 00 in advance. Those persons who negleetto
advance will be charged $6 00.
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
TIM TELEGRAPH is also published weekly, and is furniShed
0 subscribers at the following cash rates:
S.ngle °epics; week1y........
n Ns copies to one Post Office
lea copies to one Post office.:
MEDICAL:.
GLAD NEWS FOR THE lINFO-ICTITN-A-TEI
THE LONG-SOUGHT-FOR
- DISCOVERED AT LAST
CheroliOC Remedy,
AND
CHEROKEE INJECTION!
ouPOUNDED FROM ROOTS, BARKS AND LEAVES.
NIEROKEEE REMEDY, the great Dalian piuretic,
all diseases of the urinary Dryads ; such as Inconti
no.ce of the Urine, inflammation of the Bladder, inflates
„wion of the Kidneys, htone in the Bladder, Stricture;
°ravel, Glad, Gonnorhea; and is especially recommended
is those cases of Fluor Atints (or Whites in females) tohere
al the old nauseous medicines have failed.
IF It is prepared in a highly concentrated form, the
dsse °sly being from one to two teaspoonfuls three times
pa . day.
It is diuretic and alterative in Its action;:purifying
and cleansing the blood, causing it to flow in all of its
origins' purity and vigor; 'thus removing from the system
all pernicious causes which have induced disease.
CHEROKEE INJECTION is intended as finally or assist:
nut to the CHEROKEE REMEDY and should be used in
conjunction with that medicine in all cases of Gonorrhea,
Ghd. Fulor Alhus or Whites. Its effeets are healing;
3o9thing and demulcent; removing all scalding; heat,
chonl4.e and pain, instead of the burning and almost un
endurable pain that is experienced with• nearly all the
rl,eap quack lidectiofis..
.a-By the use of the CHEROKEE-REMEDY and
CHEROKEE INJECTION—the two medicines atthe same
tune--all improper discharges are removed; and the weak
cacd organs are speedily restored to full vigor and
rerq,th
For full particulars, get our pamphlet from any
drug store in the country, or write up,.and we will Mail
free. to ally address, a hill treatise. '
Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, $2 per bottle, or
three bottles for $5.
w.:6 Price CHEROKEE INJECTION, $2 per bottle, or
three bottles for $5.
11_, Sent. by express to any aq rem on reaelpt of
. Sold by all druggists everywh'e're. -
DR W. R MERWIS & CO.,
3 . 61 e Proprietois,,
No. 59 ihnity street, NowYilik.
wa.lo-.eodly
CHEROKEE CURE
TAE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE
CY. NiTOMIDED FROM
042% BARKS AND LEAVES
se unfailing cure for Spermatorrhea, Seminal W:eak.-
nen, A'octurnai .13missions, and all diseases 'atiused•lty:- Self
lallution; such as loss of Memory, Universal Lassitit4e,
Poise in the rtnel , Direness'of Vi.Uon.,'RresnaiureOtd-.dge
Weak serves, .Diffleulty of fireathiug; - Treinbling; Arcuireful,-
nest Eruptions on the Faroe, Pale Countenance; insanity:
Consumption, and ali Vie Direful complitints caused by de
parting from the :pea of suture.
Rai - This medicine is a simple vegetable extract, and one
n which all can rely, as it has been used iu 'our practiCe,
for many years,`and with thousands treated, .it c has not
faded in a single instance.. Its curative powers have been._
rodficient to &in victory over the most,Stithboiri case.
.r•To these rvho have trifled with; their con,stitution,
until they think themselves beyond thd' reach of medical
id, we would say, Despair not i the CMUMICEE Colts will
restore you to health and vigor, and after' all quack doe
tors have failed I
A or F o particulars, get a Circular from any Drug
More in the;cOuntrh or write thp*Proprietor, .who will
mall free,to any one desiring the same, a full treatise
pamphlet-Rum .
oirTricii3 $2 perbottle, or three bottles for $5, and
forwarded by express tonll parts of the world.
SerSeld by all respectable druggists everywhere.
DR. W. R. MERWIN 'it CO.,
• '3ots PlionaliTußk
marlo eodiy No. 50 Libeity street, New torli.
GREAT Disco7.lt.T.l
Usefuli and• Valuable
Discovery.
invroN,s
SOLUBLE., CEIVIENI"
b. of more" general practtCal
titan any, invention now before 'the.
pgblic., It, has been.thomugbly Amsted
dirrillitlita bid years.by . Rrac4ical•
then, and!proacenaced by all in
-.s.rrPLRIOR 'TO' A NT
.±.l.plirable to all
awful Arta.
eeive Prepanitioxu3 known.
Efugoo's Insevcons Csocearils a new
thing, and • the. 'moult" of :pdfi.s, of
study;. its combinatiel iii on
tlawsthivg.
Bcientifics• -
And under, At!, Circumstances. or
change of tcmperature, 7 4 1 It
dome corrupt or omit Any offenOve.
Uouiliiiiiitton
BOOT .4ND SHOE
Manufacture - re, "using Macninee will
Ond if the beat artintti "Ictiown 'as
Cementing tor the Chatinela, - it wotki
without delay, IS:Tiot elected diy any
change of temperiture.!
Boot and Shoe Kan.
ufaoturers,
JNWELERS
Will find it , sufficiently adheslbe tor
their use as has beetprtiveit-
J6W len,
is
It u EdieCiank 212aPe3.
And we ciihri . as an- "etkliciall merit
that it sticks Patches to Boots had
Shoes sufficiently strong • without
stitching- .
Famtllea
Alf&
(LIQUID CEX-R.R2
Iris a 141..04,
Extant that is a sure think for mend
kery i. • •
Toy;
Bone,
Ivory,
Mid articles of Hoesehoal use
REMEMBER
HILTON'S INSOLUBLE PENENT
is In a liquid- formand as easily' ap:
Fdiedna.pasta.. .
Halrones, Imapriorra Caarnav
Is iniadarde in wirer or oil.
RaTON'B liduiitrais: Csam
Adhere oily aubstanmL- - '•
Remember
. .
Supplied. in' Family. or Kam*:
threes Packages rioziri 2 pl/zieo,io 190
HILTON BROS. & CO. , ' • '
P . .
Propriet t ork.2.2
- ..Pro+AgLoat- •
QM
Agents
=I
mt.,t. ht. GILDEA
DENTIST i
R E SP E OPP lILL Y. informs the citizen's' HaniSbILTS and vicinity , ' that he has removed his of
tice from Idarketestreet to Third street, next door to_the
Patriot whereand-UnlNA,"9l:ficel_,
I ?i> Pieliareld to accord
ciodate oniedUsy . desire nds professional services "
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'BY GEORGE BERGNER.
... 4 DO
...10 00
NEW ADV:ERTiSEDLENT i S. ;
Dr. J.,P.
Delitalr'repviira;tions:
.GRANULAR DENTIFRICE I •
- • AMERICAN TOOTH WASH!
rpHESS elegant 'preparations combine the .
_L. most desirable cleansing and. astringenti.tplalhies.::.
' • They render tho DMus hard and.healthy; inertp*ize the
acid • secretions ' of the mouth, (thereby removing 'the
prime cause of decay .) By; their detersive Properties they
preserve the natural color of the Teeth, without: in the
least degree injuring the enamel, while they . impost -to,
the breath a. flagrance PeculiarlY aromatic, plecsant.—
In:factfact they are THE-BEST ARTICLES lit uswfor the, pur
pixies-named, as-a fair tied Will fully : :dernotistintel sand
as has been libl*dantlY.:PreveSlThy their extensive i sale in
this community Airing the last 14 years; and. which:,
be readily testified 'to by many who have' repeatealy
urged We:Proprietor to still further extend their sale and
.usefultiess, They are warranted. to be .free-frOni. those
-VehtThetiveacids .wh:ch framentiTconiaailtiatie Amoy
of fhb prerarationi of tlieVreient; day. Prepared and sold
at the Dental Rooms of the Proprietor, corner Of 'Second
and Walnut stre44 • JOHN P,ILELLER,
- . .. • , - Surgeon Dentist
. For sale also by the priosipallmwts,ccthe city.
ap2l-dtf •
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Steairt to
LiverpodEf
VIICIIING at QUEENSTWN, (Cork Har-
Am.) The well known Steamers of the Liverpool,
New YorkalmiXbilzailphis Steamship.. ;CompanyVare
tendedM . Bail'as fell Owe:
'EDINBURG, Saturday May 7, CITY OF-WASHINGTON,
Saturday, May 14, .GITY OF ,MANcHNSTER,
.Sat i urday,
May 11, aridllivary lauccektlrig Siteurdak,' iii,NOori; from
Pier 44, North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
, PAYABLE: oa crsi,intrrreffitpir, tti c younintlir.`2 , '
FIRST 0.4311 r.: sBo'ol3 , 'BTBERAGE ... 930' 06
`rdo to London 65 001 do to. L0nd0n...... 61. 00
dote Paris 95 00 do to Paris 40.00
,dodo Hminburg:-..- 90-139- 'do r to -Hamburit.... , .3 . 1 Olt;
,Pissengers •ferwird "sto - Racia, trifileii;
dam; 'Antwerp &c., at equally low rates..
Fares from Liverpool or Queenutown: let Cabin, $l5,
$B6, $lO5.- Steerage,- , $35. -Thbbe , Vho a:ha-to sehd." ror
their frionds can buy tickets here at these rates.
For further information apply at the Company's Offices
JOAN G. DALE, Agent„l.6 Broadway, N. Y. or-a 0
M
'ZIMERMAN, Harrisburg.,,, . 02.5-dly
Rg.m .
TIREDERICK WEA.YE Mere ant tailor,
. NOMId inform Ins&1On - do - and thi. public generally,
that infhas removed his establishment' from - Fourth :str det s
- to the standdately. , oocupied by Theo. :F.' . .9eneiler On Mar
ket street, where he is.prepared - to supply - all Vrht
may
favor hinkwith a co, with - the
. hest. fittingnlothini.ln:the
marketi Having - just inturzed: from the eastern cities
with a fine stork of-Vrench Clb - ths - and Cattaimeres — tuid a
fresiinUppirof everything in his Mae; He wOilid incite tfia
public to_examlue his stock before .purchasieg elsewher e: Remember the place tSehefier"s old book stand, opposite
Gritia & Co.'s drug store. mv2-2w*
ATTORNEY 12.LikW,
AS.reinxiVealais Office 'froin. Third toWal
nut sired ! nest the Piison All business Id
trusted to him recortie prompt and careful attendant;
• • JUST OPENED,
AN..liB T M,E!IT 9F
ROSEWOO_,b4,N. : D„ijitAk,HOGA . ,W : Y .
I
WRTINVr:DESg)S,
ordifferent sizds,(cit*le at,
nol9 SC'EIEFFR''IIOOI9TORE. -
,
`SPLENDID HinteigliENWtolitigitittns.
,140 ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF IM
PORTED GOODS.
•
Having purchased heavily before the flrstof
may, we have advanced 4'.mr prices since
the new;tax oISQ per cent. on all imported
goods. -
& BROTHER,
Next 400 r to the Harrisburg 13anIti''',:
.IjR;ESS 'GOODS
.
iN
LOGg.:4ISSOATM.FeN,T.
THE MOST "E'ASHIONkBLE SKIWX.OUT
Any other skirt 9f-the siinie-style is only an,
• SUMMER' lINDER WEAR.
Gauze Narino Under Shirts and Drawers,
.Cashn;Lere , do . . do":'
Donk glannei. do do . do: :
Cotton 'Lisle Thread Finish do .
Pure ;Lisle Threadjlnder Shirts do •
.
.
- AU. SIZES AND qUALITIES. . , -
' •
EMP0W445,.34.1.14'1.e..1nceiyeA.
,byun
the::
dersiOed for ttiOla.fiveiy spreading of 500
VO'rObes of broken stone t it. thethlfit dlstricrofild:city . of
Ijaiii§barg. - Propeozds fenseiifiuntirkhd 20th of MayJ •
• . JOHN
L. BERNIL4KR, "SkreetCommittoe.
C. REED,,*
garrlsburg, May 9.4.14,vi -•- ' ,
It Is the only
.
WOO - 11138..5kGe°,..,..1T .C odfish,:forsale at R, Ac FRAZER'S
frl 2, o , 9:Cessqrgt 6?,)
LBS. CODFISH ; of the eet
t.JV
10 . Witted St peo . rge brau' juat
and for sale. - SHISLER Sr'..F.RAXER, •
teal - (successors. to.WIEL.KIO9IS:in,AS).)-
VNGLISEE DAIRY- and
- 112 A . NEW YORK STATKOREESK.
(no2o] WIL_DOCK, & CO.
LARGE invoice of fresh teiis, new raisins,
Trims and figs at BOYER & KOERPER.
F9Y 4 i
-FRA. PERINE'S WORCESTER SAUCES,
jlj -7110 moat popular. and the purest *ever offered/4 MO
.Idievjust . reoerred ood.forsaleby , -
rf Oh
LAING & MAG
BL I 043 0:110:0•L S•
•
P oo ± , W , V*CaelVrent. stgas,*slison's excellent
series of Spellers arid -
Vogettler3ritlN:dl iaer , Sal%l'Bookl and wm.-
risAirfre4dereit,wholesaleetutd:retall, at- .. •
74 -g ° • -• ' ; SAM : FP-W S :
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17V•Y ler41:111ER2f' O , I AH - lA r"t t g ,
0.4V1 Rll,-41142
OUCCONO/6 to Wm. DOCIE, fi r.,& Co.)
A. C. SAATH,
THE ,BEST NEW, STYLE,
THE` BEST M.ApE,
AND
imitation
kr.: LADIES', ,AND. GANTAgmEN s
c.a.TacAivr & BROTHER,
• Next door' id ihaHaiiisbnig Bank.
Banishing, May 9; 1864. 412 w
SHISLER
• FRAZER,
ISiigeassomto Win. Dock, Jr., & Co.
=, 4!
"TEE UNION-NOW AND . F 0 "-ICE- -E Webster.-
JIARRISBURG, ritEbLlAt k " EVENT G, G, MAY 17,
$ WiLingt 4 ,ll #4141,
gypro:,N.-,,,,p)1TQ,tf,.
"A)0 . 17P of COL'D ELM '
good doiter:by flee 'Eadids'Afkiieth
of this <City'isgreateilliaii,nittny pefgOnsim
'agate; 'Th e e pOor soldiers 'Wha EOM received
the" att'ention's of the ladies fullq appreciate`
the'value of their ministiatiOnss :- Tlieir" good
deeds willhitve their reward. ":214'-'ollowing
teifFr addressed':
Convey aii idOil of tli6°litiieit'Ari'
.which thelabora cif=tlioie
pieciated :
" ' AIDERYTEmk . WAYNE Old Ri.
e .'' . . • 115ty9,.1 - 1364 ` '. 'i
DEAMMADATit: Many tunes have :I: resolved'
to write my Mianks to : the 'benevolen t ladies of.
Harrisburg ? but have neglected tp ,t do so . ..until,
tliyresent. • A'.`darli; dark time - waalf inlay
Al , .
e tence whetil 1 •wati.' taken Zaitsk at Camp .
, ,
Curtini:away, from every xme_ I ever. wily be
fore. : If, one pan taste, of, Elides on this earth,
J.,did 'then.' My.mind depressed by. sickness,
alna P Odt 'on the 'vergeOf of eternitY, and What
seemed worst of all ; far' away froin•the loved
on'eti 'at' home,: whose presenceA4 so , dearly
loved. ..I.With my usual , control _of . mind, I
could - .have ruled down my feelings; bull was
:weak and unnerved. I had been ill more than
a Week s nand with theipoor 'regulations-in•the
hospital at that,time;"lo.teeeived but little at-
,tention—sufferiug - . very much for 'water that I
could not get, ,when, ..one daY, some ladies
visiting my tent, Peiffibmed. gavel* acts of
kindriess for me which I can never forget. I"
had read,ot..the i :blelsinAolied upen,the head,
of the ienosviled Flor'enc,e;llightingaleVy sot=
diers 'receiving' attentiond at - her hand, but_
never had I an ' idea" of - the ' 'feelings.
prompting them until •. then: 1 I :..can.
only'' say _,.that it seemed , that they
Were angels, aidwhen,one sat: by my bed
side aniffannAd nle, firfPlYing .cool water' to
My fevered broW; I thought Heaven had sent
One of her winged throngthAilleksiate-my suf
ferings. Manylffrete. thevratelitienti'A. re-P
ceived aftertgards4.n myitong ilhfliss. - 4 Would
it Were niinVid reward itittiessiAi dm:iota I I
raiii,laappy to believe that they will receive a
recbtripense houtlfter,,,,7pplA Ihht, a ,j,krew.
- their haru:eiKtAtjkicitt* e' - ',Kess walfluksii
to each! Their forms and features are indeli- I
blYiStamped on the tahlet
„of
. n,i . y. memory.- I
To You,-; `e,speeifillY, dOI I: awe' mfilfii. ' , HOW
Many, were the refreshing and nourishing ar
i tiples 'that „I,receiyed.frem i y,opr-hamils I JifoTii
many , kiAd'iordtheeiftrl'woilfit'bit. ytiir filisr
Could you receive the thanks of - my dear mo
ther, I thi#iyottlroplirettkasatiimotign'antl:
happinesi such as only the good and de
serving feel. To you and your beloved soci
ety do I, through a:grfleidite 'Providence, owe
my e. ' gl , refinnot . -lay- 610116E' to thyilk' yiSV ,
w
words`are expressionless. Maypti . cotter"
your kind etetireiti, - and bd , en'ecturagecl' 1
the thought thaetheny liiviinyeelf4llr Ile "
with grateful hearts the -LresiiellibritnOe'exir
your ;kind' - deeds : . iclatriaitrAbitiliik ' If '.yon'
wilt add, to •"'thej afof , !"fatera "." 'that . -1 -
have reeeived.-ficOln yofirthat of- 7 4.prefiaing
my thanks to as many as may be ;convenient,
Of your. 'then organized . society;
.; lee then
liSving - kindness to •a - fetal' and' und'eser'ving
stranger at Camp Ottithi =Hospital; u 'the frill
of 1:862,:I shall be, if pOssible, fribie‘indebtekl
to YOU than I nowion:'' I' haVlYttfi thank add' )
that lam Still alive; and 4 in anidaeure,..:ie=
stored to health: - ' , ''' , '' - ~
,
am; with the Most pro f oundyour ,
pinch indebted friend, • ,
". • • NM: , WAVARRISON, •
;,... - t •,,• of thielkii"P:',T.
10995# by. Telegraph,
Rnataas.
•
Trade continues very , dull hi ; all de p a rt -.'
ments, and cotton js , - unsettled. '.floor
market continues very dull and"pftCes ,are
drooping ;*small - sales at s7®7 25 for sliper.
fine ; $7 50 50 Tor 'extra,''and'AT 871(0' 5:0; for
extra 4tilkily. flour steady at s7;', corn, meal
at $5:621. There is very little demand;
wheat; and it,sells - plOwly,atX Tato„y gli„ for
reds and $1 30®2'05 tor white . "ryeli,
$155 ; corn is the same and6.4,at•s.l. 37 Air
! yellow; and sl'32 for white ; oats arc steady
Pkeents. Coffee, sugar and molasses are.
glected; mess pork is steady' , it423g28'50;
mess beef at1.15®17; hams in PiPlF•bs
.I.7c;.sides at 131, 'and shOulders. ' at,l2i; hird;is`
held 14.1. PetrOlenials qu'let;salei of a'rnile
at 46; 'refined at 57. in bond . ; ;pa,* ffill:-fr64..
' 50128'
Whisky is fi riner;, small ' l sales-atsl 2 a. : .
gAitmrr.z--Them'atdii inarket i5.1;14/1,,
but prices . are unchanged; atiOnt, - 12lnaieit'd
arrived and sold, at fiviapound : for.extra, and 12@,15c, for,cominatLto gis6
m
sheep are demand alid.pridea have iidvan.ced;
2,ooo.head sold at 10@104c per 'Pound gross;
for wool sheep, and 6( . 2.174 torclipped; ,epws
have adiariced;'l3o head sold. at s2kr e o4ol - i"
sPringers and $3O, to,_s7o perhetta for cow. and
calf... , Hogs;, 2,860 head, 9ativ.e4....4r0y i d301,4t;
from $lO to $l2 50 the 100•Porinclii*ttilhat
ket dull. ''
-• Naw• Yoits, - • May 16:-
Flour hAs advtmced - 10c1M14. 4 e8;000 Ails
at s6' 70 ®6 ,85 - ;foxi§taxiiy ; I cllig ®,700114.
to $7 350,7 80 for Ohio, Wheat advanced
2g3a; 70,000 bush sold at - srogl 55 for
Chicago &s(l'foi;Milil4l4l
cf,rib, and $1.64®1 67 for red western. Corn'
; quiet- at SA 40;,. l?pet; pork. ullL ard.
quiet at:1.8ie.;101 1 .10-uSkY.Arffil a - te111 . 90 .
1 ; 30. Receipts of flour 20,953_bb15.; wheat
158,168 bush. •
- if.
BALTploup, May 16.
•M
,flieat dull ancl„droeping; Kpntuqky,7l4te,
$1.,98®2 'O3l flour 'dull Hewaid streeesn
perfuie $7 62,1; corn firm; white $1 31®
I'32;` whis lF y, firm apd. adtancim3r, phiß ,
'27.4,®1 28. " • • ---,
Nen <Yor4lst4.4)/ttariee_ty 11.1
Stocks in the first call were. higher; Cum
:bet-land preferred 794';')ficliigan Southern
IT6W York Central - 434i' Tenntlyiada Ioal'166;
Hudson River 1423 k; Canton company - 46; *54:7
sourrfis 701; Virginia 6s 59; Erie gold
1734; one fear certificates, 98 - 41 540'eregiitereif
107; Coupons 1061.
li"Bc i t"-t 3 .1 1 .**P•mv...41.! 3,3
'Stocks are better; Chicaicrantdrockllalarair
-11241 "Cumberkind,preferred 691-;
teedl.3.6; New-York Clmikal.434;lteadkigll37lf
Rudsion RiVer
,I:49;nCanOn.lcempariy,3l.46.l4
28a gold
Intel% ~m itotE49o6o. ;imp Par,certificitealW
coupons I-2us 1e •
:tuft
r'ut's Fi P"MtIVA f` y
ffirl
DX;riivoß
*4- itißedrapht
BY THE INLANB-LIBB.
GEN,IRERIDAN'S GREAT iv I
-thialL6l fißttriett 1
FULL PARTIOULARS OF HIS - OPERATIONS,
-
UU 4011
The Fight in the Richmond- Entrenchments,
, - -
Great - Akik •01,':, ; 41010.
• -3
ltts' hot MARMittit
Little or tk4ghti,ng:-.ou ridat.
or Saturday.
. -1•14,11,
NOTI4tATER . FROM GENERALAUTLER,
Rim Ors Cope:et:pg. Lee's MoVem6nts.
Prisoners COntM*O-.
Dash by Gen• Hondo&
OF GUNS.
Ler Will kijailio4
C,fi.PTURE
,REINFPR,MgIiaPIN,GiFORWARIk
formerly of
Rose erahs' EitaftlinOW 'General Slieifdan's,
has just arrive &am S erxdarL s late great
aronnd l4se!s,arn4Auld through the :opter
defenees of Bioko:tem:VW Gen: antler::
Ofn addition forifeigilit of tlie'exil,editiOn .
ready '.forwarded-, ke,•Nrnishos o:eirae ,frgthig•
PafiticiliAral • - •
They fought their way all.-the to e, being"-
Tippled twelediittie!enpinf,a eavalry off of
thefr front every ass.
At ReavArz,RaM they_Tecaptured the 378
'irril'Onemiditlxthrekrelloloneadianctirien other
officeis; - o'f-iikaPliiktiOn 4i,11 - :tair44itige:*
et(l-1 once, ctrapcl_
Alth theyonsoompaiiiedOciorn
I t aky fiom that on, efficiently co-OfferatiiiiP in
twirer eitrnrsgley ii9ll-
e&tranaes . ey.htld 'Veen eltivitried' in'
`' . o:l : 6.llelttle of Sunday from the2ifth and Sixth
co
t or i api 4 / IT I - , Aft
Weabiset fight the oliV'idry - was' at
Yello* Tavern, ffix miles north of Richmond
ariainsia*g-ti4 tiP 4- #3!Richmond
• e
Atefenos.
' , ‘'The battle .laated a.,11.. day,- Gen. Bragg, the
Xdbel Cammandgr-in-Chief, having himaalf
:came out frogn, the oityswith a divisioii,otnav-
Alry and two brigadeirofirdariCiy.
'; - :/tuawiCt4ege' c tT° o l ). 4' s iirii:P 2l 9 l Y
taeii 'and fifteen'Yeara The Richiaonci
, ivere Tinging all day, land. there were
abandaiat -iiididatioW that 'the' . iriost fever
'446 ,
Ne took betyeetrtOur and-,five hundred
priAsners, and. lost about ‘two hrindred- and
fifty iri killedrandlrotttederniVanrtlielittffl•
-{
'atlfeadow Bridge, where , afa'hitalto cross the
, .
chiCkahominy, ,We had , to advance :a ,quar
ter of a *did
both 'flanntbilinglable fronkthe palm%
. , .
of tegroryuLtamieplff-,--4040 , ,e n e A .myr_rho
:o:l,Ter, did nf3tratviti*liaddihitid - X find
fotee dashed triumphOlVW:c942..On arxivinga,at ,
:TuTliSrßquO, Sheridan , oh4Lined supplies across the r,ivf , l-fronti
General Butler:---He-is still_-Tyro at
h
His work is by nck
~.nteaw over, •and the
9etwtry may . effeltly hear, fiom i hpx.?l,ttin
;before !long.
A. 4 the reported capiiires of loeomitives,
an4 * lli°n 1 1 #11WPDXatick**• ,* rgeS 41-1 Y
Colonel„] ingsbury saw:: inv, the: RNme cortd
:Miters; Zit' the fat a - 'dispac - from
MaY6'4•!Slaughter, .oft , Frederteksbur6r-giciathig ,
over r ,:the 44--"he:had. treated-our wounded: --
Secretary Welles, Assistant Se r ert4iiii
Captain Wise, chief 'of ordMance, oa mas r•
leneral: plair; Senate* p4olittle; i :Gyinte4i and
others 'vent dow Vii,Frederiekibirg yesier
414Vin thb nasal. 1144444 boat; .On a flying
visit to thelospitabrthera.*
7 4 01e1 Goodrich; chief pf staff:to General
whe,iarrived 'hireAhie g,
haAug - left .ahont . seven -last niett,
EV,/ Nere - ,10 little gr to fighting yesterday; ,
but that tewholds i ko his new position' with
WretfatubbOrnness.
It is atatpd 'that thp-''rqbe„la have heen,
Sisikmg,tl;teir arrny from,oninea • Statiom•zand
that they'llave several days' zationapri: hand.-
Where is nothing later from 13ntler thmi the
dispatches already forwarded:.
limv" . Y(slix, May 16
Sheridi,M-14:1Mly 0105 there for foruge;
and will ee-operate with General Butler tem
'VIII statement that late .official cliipfitches
••- • ...
.hute been received.from denlvaisn't are crin-
Hisiafist - dhji4telil wad. to the Pyeld,
'dent - yesterday,
440ek'friieffort to. dray,the, =piny into battle..
Rohe President, hove er , ~i¢s"a razor that
M e ssinesnititOlithiluli:s , preisent .position.•=.
Igo cionbtrtere will b@ A 4 ,1 reittiilif er
I, s ,,f9Aers.frN A tk t fr ? ?ilinsiii that I.l4!iii3Orish
-11:10glfthezeatfitkinuafand that Gin. Grant!az
advanot is pressing upon his rear and flank.
- 1864
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WAsanateroN, May 16
PRICE TWO CENTS.
MEM
9tte#,TePeivS , 4*9 lll . Ilain say that
10131 # TR4 ithMatiut,,more, , :prioners were
bronghkin.l
•43410,,a1m 0 79‘ 1 iag
.Is_fas heard ;this morning,
but no report; f -it ints,ken received:
The .14gioyyjngtal.ge ; pottioxiS ,otdispatehes
w eh Adied!to ge_tthrough htst night, -
one: of the regubw preasFeorresixondents
o r uriem ha,ye got Ithroughietifp-day, , .bilt
IftAtvala : 1 )174113. tiOrN).o andAetiehedi
fragnieubt r of -news tbat, mnstrbe Ashen- fox,
4wb e it timy may seem worth.., • ,
The ; latest ot, these, saysf,that- Mr- Friday.
night Geri: Heunoook „made modish on the re
,roainingportioniot-the, puemy'Clines, tn.se
otirit thezeietteerrguna,which, the ,rebels bad
r abandq,ne4, ,ht4rivhigh,bad- , been so mounted,
1_13414 , huge breastrworks:,- that :under, the
rebel:*e.7,.. 4 3,had-n@kbeen Able to bring,thera
:13.eport:hasit t tha.t, five of the guns.at
‘ik:not all, WETO brought in, and thatlaeyond
this there was no fighting onNriday.or Satur
day morning, though nothing 'positive- is
lthown.
• =it is said that various indications Lelia. to
`the belief in cpcial :circles, that lee will be
&impelled to go towards lsnichburg rather
ttgoi Richmond. .one reason for this belief,
is, that,l.lee's, ttains are understood• to' be found
airhaving gone towards OherlottesVille.
"'Several tons of mail matter left Washington
tilis morning, wider charge of a special mail
agent; for the Arby of the Potomac. '
tiri.
atratned.last night and this morning, and
the roads axe understood to be in a bad cos.
tdition.
iteinforeements are still goilig, forsrdrd.
Associated. recta 14,porte.
FROM: , GEN. GRANT.
PERATIONS 'TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED.
The Armin Along theilain Road .to Richmond.
OfficialPispatch of Secretary Stanton.
• oratiorox, May 16.
Major-Geptei l / 4 4 Cadwallader, Philadelphia:
We have,dispatches ,from general Grant
at 8 it,• M this morning.: 'Efe 'etateslhat
siyeOpeiatiiiite have been necessarily sus
pended until-the roads become passable; arid
that
_the sow is in the-best.ofnpirits and has,
tftefullest confidence - (4 'Meet*. The two
armies are now coneeridate'd on the' main
road dontiFrederickiburg toitichixtond:.
- ,The operations of Gen.l3hermanlyeistesday,
and 'two days, hard fighting forced Johnson to
evacuate 'Resacs. at 1 . 2 o'clock kat night.
general Sherman's "forces are- in vigorous
pursuit:: • z
No dispatcheshave been received from:Gen.
Butler to 7 day. At thedatest report he was still,
operating against Fort barling.
• EDWIN M. STANT6N,
, •:- • • - • Secretary of-AWai.
fIION THE SOUTIPIVEST.
FiGHT . AT-7:72785A-CA
s Stie,e6sos of General Sherman.
ME
A ciisp4tch.,received,thy. General Hellenic
from Gqneiral, Sherman sap ; that he lied
fight at,Reseca in which we:is-ere suceesful;
-No details are' giVeri, as lie saps Ike has' not
liad.,:tirneto ibid. out, bull as near as can' :be
pdged, our loss was - about 3,000 killed,
wounded and • : ,
Everythink,was progressing favorebli, and
-the Epi'lroad'hai been to within seven
milq of the firmr. -
. _
The Burial , Placeof Gen. Wads
-Tsraith.
• ' Wesznokrox, May 16.
Information has.been received ,from Capt;
Smith, ,Ohief fiemmissery = of : Gen. Warren 's staff, that _the place , 'of __Gen. Wadsworth's,
burial is - tlLiee-fourths 'of' a, Mile south
"ter's or Parker's-Eitore, nearthellattle on
whfah the G‘ueial , - •
information is derived from a rebel
officer: _lmmedale.,,steps.....arbeing taken
- here by ME - GebitE,TW: BliirkaiiTekeit - for
the recoverypf the rem ' • y.
• Art
tplitipirb 4f 'Pk,e . Sie7a tier. -;
- Wes oTOlli May. 16.
The Navy Department -has received-' infer
motion of the capture, bY the'Znited States
schooner Fox, at sea, May Ist; :of .the sloop
9scax, cargo of 93 balesoK cotton : : he
had no Opietty!or. flag, :
they wed Shr*L'OierVocirdmdl44l4 ha watt
boAnd froditt..ll.firka to Alavinie.l , .- • tt
XXXVlffill Congregs---ENt ffeggon
• SIINATE:
WasaaNamox, May 16.
Mr. Willey.KW. , Na.Yintroduhedia bill regu
lating
,the Court of Claims. Referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Wilson (Mass.) submitted a joint reso
lution providing for the taking of the census.
Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Davia.,(Ry.)_called up his resolution in
.reference to the arrangement , made, by the
President and Secretary. of War With - Generies
Schenckquaßlair to resign temporarily their
command of Major. Generals, with the diserei .
tion on their part to resume them,, and
„daring that this was in violation of the COrk.
.
wiloorcoffered an aniendmentdeolaiing ,
after striking , out the preamble ; that Mr-Blair.
ceased, Biajor;General., : and was 'not ,
*titled to the-and pay , of .Major Gen
,--..cousideraltilailbate'etiliiieeoliuthe regain=
tion and gunendment.
Mai
-1968IEITSGTON, May 16
TEA a.
lf T r,
- taft , bAit.‘„
Ap vs:sr EGO
The Collo ' ' are thetsges for advertising site Tata - -
imam ' ''Fitcee • laving evivert*ing to do will gag
vrnien iforrefervin ,,
Four lineur teem •',Bls4tia*,--104-lia;rP‘l9",'4;
- in . inare than fl e - sistittite ix - square.
FOE A Ef.All , BQII ;fat •
001340 -
One day day s 3 U '~ t7up_'ti§y:..,;•:ii•••ls".:rbd
Two ....... 50 1 e 0. -
Three
.• - • 1 :
Oneureek 125 Onelreeltli.".. - ....4"..;', { . 7 4'416- 4 -
One month... 3 00 One month 0 t 0
TwO months 4 50 . 9 IN
Three months 5 60 :Threetrecnthfr..2!.l,. 11 as
months B.OO Six.: m0nth5....... v. Ib-0 =7 - 2'
One year. .... 1.8 00 - One year.,— • • - •' 2s di
AdM111110246 ii 01.1069 • .1 r a4l:ll:igts2
76
Marriage Notices
Auditor's Notices .
•Faneral Nonoeseach inanition. -WA 3 Ulla Gl'e
.ifirEtturimite - norices inserted fictlie Lka
before .11Outilliatinor DraMirso3iiiscr - Carty(
eaehinseCtion •" • rici tr.. ." s <vv.) wrigq-Erste
, - HOUSE REPRESENTA.T.LVES.
A.:report of the exploration of the Yelloivv'f':
Stone river by.. Paßtain Eeytiolds way
mitred to the IE,L - onse - by the ,Spealrer, and or
hi -
dered to e:printed.
Mr rtSwes (Massachnsett4 presented - the
credentials of. A. A. Cs Roger's,: membei-elect" ;
from the Second Congressional district of
Arkansas, Which were referred to the Com
iitittee on Elections.
Mx.; Dawson.(.l"a) . offered roluticiris to the
effentithat .as iti had declared by Con
greps zn1,861;
,f.hat,e.s war was eonductectimt,
for'the ptapjsenrsulijugatiOia or conquest,
bat td rests:ire-the sdpremaey" of the . Constitn
tioit and the Union: r therefole , it•Nsitia' highly•
propur, Ala, in. the hour of triumph .
ultatiMi of victory,silould , t9n4er
'olive branch Of peace as exchange for
sword, and that the President be reqinied l ib'
:make a proclamation of anuiesty,to Any ;State --
which shall-layclOWn. its arms and: withdraws :
froth the rebellion; with a guarantee tout snali
Sta.telshould be left to reorganize, Mid
mill° is own, Constitution without dietation; V , • •
.or: interference from the Government of 'the;; 'tt
United States.
gm' Amos Mien (Pa) moved to lay the re-._
solutiOns on the table, .on ; which the
stood: Yeas, 76;. nays, 63. ; .• : • _
Mr. Washburn (Ill.) offered .a •lesblution
which was agreed to, providing . that, .in
election of members of this House e. frOm .tha z
State of the additiOnal fo i
wliioli that State is entitled, may be 'elected'
by the State at large matil it has bin: ;o'o
trioted.
Mr: Eldridge (Wisconsin) offered a resO,...
lutimi, - which was agreed to, by which, the '-
Judiciary Committee -is directed to itninire
and report totha House by what • an.thority.
in ,
the act relation to the collection of -aban,
cloned property was approved, March 12th;
1853, and whether it is in force as a' valid
' Mr; Cos (Ohio) off6red the following, wbion
was agreed. to : - .
Ralolved, That the Judiciary Committe . i3, be„„
directed to take 'into qoasideration. the 'Rio,
priety of reporting a bill proiidirigibr the - de , —
claim. of any questions which may arise as - to
the regularity and authenticity, of the returns --; _
of the eleolotal votes for President of the
Uniteld'Statee.
Th 4 right of the pinions who castthe'irofes,
:the inbsuer in whielt•they ought to be minted,
and that such law provide for the jurisdiction
as well as the course of proceeding in a ease
of reel•contioVersy. •
ij
Mri Farnsworth's resolution' offered Ma r y t 4, • ' -
and vias laidtiniler the rifles, inquiring of the - -!--:-•
Secretary of the • Treasury, whether -a
person - named Garnett who
,formetly, helii t .
aconsion . in the niiliterY 'service of the'
tebel.4 is employed in the Treasury Departz'
menl,}and upon whose _recommendation he_
waaappointed, was 9a3led.up. .
..;
A Canard.
NE.w.Yomr, Miry 16. -
A special-Washington dispatch to the COM-
nteitiql says thit7tinors from the,,
that Lee has received heavy .reinforoefiie
from North Carolina and georgia.
IViEW A.OVE,RTISS*.NtS:'"
NEW. GROCERY AR 1104 1 1,510 N STOLL
BOYER & KOERPER;
WHOLES/. LE4 - 14D T AFL
Ge 0 •.0 E E S
Queen's and Glass AV
; • 'AND ALL KINDS OF
00-UNTRY: PRODUCE;
11011 - AyE.ju# opened a large:and wall selegtestfi
111 stock of goods at then sswami,.N4-3,21144 .
liatrishbrg, Pa:, to which `they invite the attentionOnhe
public generally. .• . • _,:nital-aly
... ": JOAN 8 4 V I'g E - " ' ' ''''
THIL i- D Sfill.F.E.T, ISTAR, , W4LNUT,:- :: ;-!: --
. I BARRI SHUlt r ia, PA. ..
,
'• ' - f WHOUIItaVA al;tii RETAIL DEAJIEIfIN •- • - - '
'CONFECTIONER:it - i FRUITS, - Ste; ,
Jujabe Paste,
.' • Otri - pis -•-- - • • -
. Moss Paste,- ..Figs, Dates, ' •
Flg , Paste, Prunes,
I
Marsh MallOW Cam. Drops, Alroonds,Watnuts,
Cream Chocolate Drops, Iltbertsi . .
Plain,Candiei, &c. :•& - e. •• • - :Cream - Nuts, ,
" Ortinges:und Lemons, • , -Ground liu.t.s, -
Canned' initi; , Pecan Nuts . ,
- Jellies, ' - • .-.• .• ZefColl. Nets,- --• '
Teas and Spices, all kinp, Cranberries - • - ' .
paper Bags,' ' -• • Itnnittly . a : 4 . Beans,_ .
`Cider Vitsepir,,
fresh anlgal . t risk in sea
son. f• w -
Vegetahjes in semen,.
Raisinsi
Turrante,. • .
PIANOS:
ALBRECHT, .RIBIES:-
EXCRI:KOit PIANOS:
. .
SOLE AGENCY 'AT 14 7 : -- ENO C.l3:E'Si .
ts," , . .93.6tarket street; Itarrisburi. - •
'OR REASONS- perfetetly satisfactory , to
'MYSELF I hitie taken ttie agency of the above moat ,
sane em .Pianos. The pitblie is invited to come
amine for tnemselvea
A fesigehomacker & • Co's Pianos on hand yet will be ,
dsoijow: '• •
BIIIMINGTON - 11ERRING-..- •
rrEE font of the season, finals/pa •Builing=nafrn
11 ton Herring, just received at •
s • SHISLER k FRAZiR, 4 ' NCI
csuommrs to Wm- D9 01 4 - jr4.k.0 44 4 0 , - . ac
'A i ' 4 IiARGE INVOICE OF lifF: W
musu4s,
CITR°N 'CURRANTS, -
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(Sire° E?"3,t,A IkPLAN.4• II :, fl. - • •
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111DITOICATILEAT -- Just ..t-tectile&l verb':'
snolu. lot. Fine choice BUCK•WREAT„at • • • •
' ' " -q- SRIELER'ec FRAZER, -
(enccessots -to-Wzni Dock- jr A.Co4 ' •
. APPLE (IFIRSISR - Notton's"
at „SAL-IER it, in , AgEn.
. na° ••• • • • • 01111:63 ' 406 Nrni Dock. jr- VOX)
mar3l
Cil) 40 .•
SPEXCANDIES , - CAMiLES,of v.q6Y
• superioi niake; jusi rens:4 , 6d and rdr salebir
SHISLER 1C FRAZER,.:d
febi (successors 1.6 Wrc. flock.
- Attunevy - otrigi)Y- li at Lbra. e
A n beetheiii en
street, EiarrisserS ' re' to. - --, •.; 1 7.c.re)..Etne P. 4
hits will be ir uiP'lY u al t e üßsellYS7, 5. -bt4t t;S'7 l . l l t ec ti
— Bounties, eullf , ,n 2 . . t."O
FOB BALE- ~4dcfibi se power S'la
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Sweet and Irish Potatoes,
Green and'Dried Frufts,
And Country Produce
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