I------ Nig Eitgrapt THE rilarzahs cagros FOB PEENDENA AatAHAIII. LINCOI;X: AMOUNT OF THE CONSTITUTE% EZE GRANTING TIM soLiorEtts , RIG-Wr irlYrt. tt A .7s'l l Ila TIC 1D 7 6.-Pt.• P AC; ,~ ;~~ ~~~; ~ ,r~~~. ~t~n;t~~iia~i,~~t~.SY To thilliscilbeirs: We again Oire noticelestbikribers desiring a charaggqii thefi' papers, ' that ththe yOte4e.Y , *zie been sent to; well.sarsnera atop arl -, io oe ; sent. "Unless this is atteiidelt -cannot give akientionrto re questi*Wetibkilvii Okada. Bite:4 s ColiAty• Than war was a , iirne when :the - services of goinibinmin everflranch of the:Govern: ment•akeiec.:lib,Asetiliel for its immediate safetyli4l it7fatitie - peace than the present:, The 17 14 0 "5k and ilixt Governmenter4 , e Fely9 ll, good itten loittheik defence arid preservation; so thatt44s3VartY nowdominant and,calcu-+ latediaill 'further.succeed, does` not put forward .its best men, _whatever of evil may flow kgom its defeat ovilf.be directly charge able to flioanwho have the numagementbf its primalY',...moVements. A glance, then * , "at-the' lmpor 56,4 a men Willie," vincefOkryloyal lover of his country of the , impeibinCe of disciretion andtdee r ishiti , in se curinVioandicitites ;rho- Will 'prove ac : ceith.bfe to the great mass, As i . p.lgty l we have Suffi cient to carry without heingimposed upon by dead weight' in the shape of candidates odiond%ki any considerable ,portion of titir partizatn friends all the responsiv bility, "ofc crushing. ;the slevnzholderg4onspi racy on , :otteshoulders—wehave the frightftd. avenges Of a stiiield . dus war to'beai:find'dc fray-lielhaye.,t4 ~necessary rigor,' Of - sewn' military operalions to palliate and render we:- ceptable to the t(reat licuteseEr—we have old prejudices Wddrilliartiiiir*idniSitti`Aiimse —and,#lll4 and most.desper ate toe toecontend,witig,e. foe sac insensibleito the-Mill:diction' of patliotkiani.andi the slabakt.goUrAt h acrppld 129 Jan% ifiekli in vilT . ;ii7t - h - ese f - fActS, the gA.Arlaslof tire bnionnaen: bik tidik - 4hos ' e bold and able advocates - who each year take the etitlo/ 0 31AcIlid themselves all sorts of loads, alike of incom peteW coritiptinid, niippular Candidates-- We can alfontin'imixno risks in our political relationti - Viielin the' 'Old fiable making'.imat i ventnias than arelte loyal men at hotne.. ; Al ' defeat, -to-day, of our arms,./cenild posaiblyi be repaired to-morrow, bat a disaster at he polls in - August, October or N . 9yeinber, wbutibeinimediately to plunge I the whole country into c,onfusiondrein which there Would be no.reseueexcePt with chains about the neditil'Rqed - peoptr'Sf,the free States. A defeec.4the' polls canno t be re paired in, en hour or ,a day. It carries with it influences whiohno opposition for the .thee)! can counteract. On the field; ilia - caie'is differ ent. Disaster one Aii,z,irtaybe ; urned to vic tory the next. Hence,. , we solemnly abjure our friends to put forth only-the • beat men— men of purity in their private relations—men of high-toned honoi—lnen 'incorruptible whilelsfor get self in the noble and sWorn . purpose' of serving the interlistaq thei : bo r intry L., a nd res r, cuing c anckpreserfingAe whole i .lo4 from the awful desolation of rehellitet.';. • .:( the next one yid two. years, the issues of rebellion must-bwiecided , and ad justed in the legislatiVelndle . of the States and the "itaticeiP'lri'•this :State' already , noticed the efforts made to „ the Com monwealth with claims alleged to eve grown out of the ravages of the war,=-clainit which, if recognized andliqntanted, would 'give rise to Others of the flume' nature, until the so cumulation would he enfileienttopxhanat the treasury of the irora- The holdent:tilid agents of such claims and Olitirnoutti,lllll4 prepared the coming winter, to itita” the l.mgialature down with their clamors, so that,turless the different cot:nation -isend"-theWheat men to represint them at . Harrisburg„thi additions to the taxation* 4tOState ef;:gefensylvania will amount in the's3,ggregitteillo: a burden which must paralyze allthe : : ii dristiial pur suits. . Hence, it is amatter ofrlffituxd ; death with the peopleloOk the Priladedliags of every nominati body;hrul.(insiiit that the candidates to he put- fortli;lihelli'be men of markt integrity,. personal - 4}7l4',CiA patriotic purity. By the . 4 4 1 Re. A4 1 0,(.4%1. - .70 must select our Congreasionat'candirlates. The distMetthat is represented by (*retie schemer or atenbAdtitieiiiiiittionititintliiiheit Colliretbi will be eternally d1.4,46)4,.. a The Thirty : . Ninth Congress tt;ill be‘!the,Aetellt , :iimaPertant body ever assembledAnAhot world. It will have therklittposalof quel l ttion,sri*the settle ment of issues so(4tintrree r l4lfif demanded the attention of --etti nation Ruleis we are represented byistatesmerr,--by full grown and trustworthy men: •-;-'eueittoriticeeLoiti the field —our-awful losit r iii'inikeyAl t 'our or phansitad the widowbood = ther . )lKaggles of the laboring masses-otholtaxittiorrqhat we all nosfroltetirfully thestitiOgiave been in 'vain, and ,the natiati , rterhsps , consigned, buried heroes, to tOmle,froni-which it esionithodesurreeted.by thehlasta•ofthe. last trumpet. ._ Nothing but men of the stern est*. O2i and dte;itureitt attribntia4ill'ad`to sere - thinailon4liis hour of its. AnticthetintrOliitt neglects to seeiliiich as its candilletek l ir‘iftfaiiot'how grand' Anil' Ike ;loners ! . welfare may b •se e.. • tfcFat, 'i ts prtgoilgegimill mteten,uostidwi Rant repudiation of the loyal masses. the meiffsin our raorlit, limes most impp4;, ant ,"0,1" - 4P ; 1§4.1 6 0- 4 :fiiildircti; ' not seekihblie station f l-,4loavevizurietalit 1 theTL4ol:44,W,Sqlhod render itt, Patio which' all good. men owe the country. Northern Secessionists. ...A. cotemporazy complains of a class of men itt its midst who are much better fitted for fi#2l the realms, 41 r=.4.01 . . ion. ~. ; :homes of Yi loyal cR. 4n % is isis ; We hai*a notion that .Har*lni* iW.siliadl , 141 d *ant city fine enney!vafia. ':*iiy•a4•4#theigeanefpi.. Mocratic class, and hppe the go:rebehi'will On in their rebellion until they conquer a peace. They *a .iilwayS: very '.lllitiOne to obtain the. , earliest news, and, when favorable to the Se cessionists, retail it abroad most industriously. They iienerallYipeakiif 'the - Federal army AV • "our boya,"-blit stha sparkle' of ;their eye at id' iaWgel-BiTgiektiVll9-40- tongue..: 4, liiiiivilciakfcithe - eilliiijris met With; "ah! - it is terrible' to hoar I: l 4.'s4o4:elatighar. , ". On several occasions, Nvltenztlie ; Tsi oiu sn bulle tiiiboard'hie displayed good news, giving an account of the slaughterorlarokimmbers of . rvbels, ar.Oi*tilieitil!pliieidian,' , ..if the 4.eitY,. , . his deplored the "barbarity-of the war," but 1 . whenWo :have been • fore,ed to gi, ircoiantkof,. ' revesses 'the same man _his egOtistidally - de- I! , - -- • dared, "I told you the South would never be conquered." Peace mon, asthey,standin their, :relations tci , the i-War :for -the crabbing : out (if, the rebellion, were ell . castin the same mould. one and Ai. I, Yli-r.it . :04 , 34.3 , -d'Kititt# t*e . l .6 " is'-any cpossibihtiof crushing'..-onktne'reheli.., ;:litin.. , Such a 'peopl'4, l they say, Mri neverbe . gibjugated-- Tlifr homes are . desolated:„ . 414 , their . landiiiiiia:.;Waatei:'but . L they gannet`: be, conquered. These tyripathizers with treason have, 'however, no word of sadness for the :North ern soldier, who Went forth,O i defend the ..on stitrttioit of his ,country arrd,who while 4 standing as it, 'barrier Vetiffiein the Sorithein' hordes and the property 6f our midst. They can exactly how decisi# itiktitirlialtigtaiwyeal6 earl_ ed by the Southern armies, and also how in -00218144Z1N Aridz ;unimportant M r) ; ZFPI . 3 II success is. Every one can recognize such sperson in the number of his acquaintances pertiOn'vrio cannotbe'doizviiiiied thet , otrii iiimie& have ever won a battle, yet whose per ceptions sre . ,, WondSrfrdly quick' to perceive any r.44nge#4.i,Volldi,t4c;rilc't affairs that if , in favor.of the:confederacy, , Suet 'now thee&•nien-are .talking - down the reoefit!i,ietories won by aeneral G rant, and it ' a good tiole,tp,eulLptiblio attention to their' Aihtiraoter.ts They:feat-that the Lieutenant Ge neral is in a trap; that he will be driven-back; and that the war. will eontinneJor„a dozen yeeloLecnne. They ;oluirbp.readily detected. It 4viii upon thei.assuranee of this tines of .men 7 144 the ,g6iiihernleaderirelied-when they in:: fornied ?j theqn , that. if,,,they wage a . Stithbyrn showkoiffight, ;a Northern pirtympuld jipring -into existeneer which- ivotild i fguarantee -them their — i s rtilefieWdenUe. UPon.. their' 'idioniders reittS *et IPigei portion; of th!!'•Plitrate , thi) rebellion. Sus ru - • -The' Raree,mt,',Vierr.ll4:3l;ll The action of a few political malcontents at. Olelieland , has already residtedin eliciting.the• difig*.,:4 . the talmir and h al portibili3f Atari . , can peoples and will atifffnAlier result in the overwhelming disgmersof-those engaged in that movement. Any movement leading directly or indirectly secnre . the triumph of 'the copperhead, alias peace Democracy of this, country; must be 'regarded' in-effect aiding the rehellion. Those, who' orig.:tyke in such movements have nobope of political streqess. Mat theyseek is personal notoriety or personal reienge. The eandidatcsivelloin they nominate are int birth merely to Make`a show of Sigaii: i.ation, in order to deceive , ,the unwary' and iinbarrass r tlii*rts oithoSeNvltOii*liOnestly must the4OtlitrYstgik• ot - 0 1 1 4 1 buen t Xeri who thne3gektaiiivide public: opinion, to. dittribt tlifi Wrgiatizedefforte of thoso-engaged and a sithney more damnable than that of treispn.--L Ad Nye-bwr.e. abtett4Y-..w.#4 43 A,. tkcsci,Men,iLave no hope of success.'-.liiit we as loyal men, insist he on olut.igna.rd that. they do nottdefetkil l the =Every' movement of this kind 811445 the neoessit . 7, - O f ,iciiiy Patriot at - Once' going tot work .; Re;i4iher,.friends-of the lliuon it •is net only the'attaed 'traitors With who'll:L.4e have to:' deal. The t alcontents and th • e" ambitious politicians eqn9Y: icS` drngerotts to the :peace ,of , M49i l 04. traitor who.is 'tirma against the? constitni: anthekiVed. t ?fv.4ll r ig ...-1.17:117 T40.-Aigh Pnc'4-5n- . of. -ug PaPe r . tbarleii, with theprospeet of a still farther ad vaned; 86 , -severelY does- thbp expense of printing lie;*apOrs previa itri#2publiayeri, that. in tgilc:ity'o(*iiii , York the y bind to import their paper, in:bra which, fitli-st4ted l cian be•done at, a saving ,of' from 411),.to"foUr bunts pcirii*ELd—a the very highest coniequence to pnhli4tiili c . This may possibly 'affect prices hbre„slighl34)6~ but scarcely to a degree worth cif , eintsideivl tibn. , 'Orid thing, however, :cleat.,. that 'un-' less there isa iedWition in tht pike : of -paper and . 404 ht4eneyirpeitllj, rak'.*ll4il3h):9 3 , whose, circulation in tsy;v:iftY (4,404 .. ive,ctkik . continue: to issue his journal atTPresent pri4eit. l; At the likiy'lciwe6t eAtiiiititi3, an advalicelizthe - . price oppit to ba ;fifty peer ce 1 4)..4 4A.44eiy. 14• 11 ' 4 " siblicripplei.xuanyieTstabliAminits; When considered that Thula any~'other `' class of business g,?497,Ad:idViniCe ni,prape Of:ifim44lipg:44A the 4t=adherin g JUV.OId priediiifiVati absurd-us ttl.fi , suilidal. • lityTA7oN rej Etch:ow. .;I*•ohii •ffleetaoes rRiee 0 0. 311 04.4 S.d.ll 3 .tiet4ot 4fitest to the Ohir :fauna relatiiteto. La' stitetoiprlitsie in the 'eoldinns of =shit' pa :per, to 'qi•fite4 uE - Grextth44l ll ,l 6 :M* l 4l) ll .l,l o L,Rielemii to dale INithieldia' 'he - - ,' A brother of General Grant, while llforiday-leati.rlegfraaneWitifi ,frora.the General; Which Wite . forwaßied , leout -Galena:- M. Grant,atated:that ilde brother. bad promised him; 'in case IftWere4arait af -16 :emering,:thatifi tkaain,Aa )thatkeomigbaielacezento ThwAimpaitthatirdtte flasz n iaw prgmbe, told him to come; and, accordingly he, in company with another gentleman from Galena was about to visit:_the scettea. of the great battle. • - - 330 terenrapQ. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT. DT • THE- ATLANTIC AND 01110 LINE ROM UEIAIIIBiITI The vhels Attack -Otte Left. THEY, 41,0 itiPI44.ITHMiCIP,Isr!:. Warrenaltillictudoek'OirEfitiid. Crawford iic the ReFer:ves Pigfaged Cciiittoot; Rbtotatimdl: 17 - 7 i • Gen. WanitudliAnlY , ftwoilltichmaimmaL `.3 , 11656,r ''l l .r.l§gme,rs Caot4ielt." The Rebe 4 I)firektp. Theix,l Sjciripkir 1411# 'by Gen: .Brookg: Geferal Buriardik - Cups Across „To spo_tamy Creek. ' - 4. 4.: • . BACK . . . . i W3 k sa >' iio~oi , ` Map 31 8.30 E. •iffaj. gen. .Pix: A cliemtelf froni•Geri.."9 - nintso. - i ksiwoo morning t. this oTraric, Fte. Firma 4 ,! Store, has')ot,tiP.ex,t; received; it is, - at fonoWe:.", The enemy ciankover on our lett last even ing and l attacked ,They were --easilyirer..J pulsed and, with Confiiidarible_loss. • ' General l'earAn '(,;:i'ho„*itii , Elie left) Geheraellaada orciernd an at tack by the balance - 6f ourlindif. Geiieral.lEfancocryras the only ,one IT A O eelivpd the Order. iiitblie to *lce ;the 1, - tittaelc before he drov'tli,e'On6taY fet4t Lira 7-o iittreAch; oil J 29 port of any ldasesilid ,R suppose then; t 9 13 Slight. , Gther,bincial f ,aispatehes, not froin i General, Gralit, - Were received it the Same - tine, tin& give more .deiails. They, are, as foljows,..the, brat dated - pfj,ter,V;',.,3.Bth" MEV ! ) 6'ciciekrp. M. • 'ln the course of the afternoon din. W a li:e t n , , .tkushed aowe. on our lett-unfil his fly*, division under under , C l en. 'ciewcorif 'rettehedl.lo4o iihreastdf Slitiq,Grove'Chnrcli,:" n 4 We , got,-,dettteKdd f ro of i ii was atta c ked baCir a - little. The enemy Ougi threw a, foree,*elf appeeri'lo have consiated,of E Tell' ,c9fp s upon Warren's tonipqkte turd it; but yaa" repulsed. - The • engarment short, sharp and • -t ' - • Gen, INViiio4l o /4i at a ili4tance Of 'seven feoliftichincnd: 'ye` iltiAitS, that lie has taken"a.,ectlitgurableTinit er, prtgoiel; that **Of many: iebel; dead on the 'Oflais oarfilosOs )e ha%) not - 'yet made ' His lateseipipitech'. says-ihat the' eiteinf l aths 'in.:A*ll;l4.64a: Vo' his liefs - apparentljqq. 'cover Oie,apPrOach* Richutond - on - onr rift: • • • ' • LE An active opniliOt' as been ingintevor si nc e , , dark, - but - has 4: ;loon as the 1 enemy attacked- the lett' ) I t .;f : General Warren, Generals Wright and . UtindOok - were - orklere,i i „to pitch in, but:do : Mot - see* tO 'have got. 11144 ttutitiat* nightfall: • -,-• • - I •ieport I.qi yet' heen reiceivtif than. 'The other dispatch, abeiit - referred4O; fa.4fed at 6 o'clock this mornint arid - itatesitiat* Hancock s' '4st - flight, 'Colonel ItikOoke irolie the du6ardittlEflqt_trOnglir ifit.renched' Tskirmish line; he loisBB i tiree not reportect4 - - / General Btirneide'shilie''ilviii.ioeici•oe !ih . p . TiiiaDbfoniY,ETAlLlaage_4fili'iiik,lifilig in Aiill. - qpilWalitat With . GirO a Witiireit. - ! The Jeff s:h.pcn tlftWeiae'ofilli'creek. Thig6th (Weis VAn c- Hatice.6loviight and' threatens' thetliift:flank of t'loetteirt,..:-'.r: Gi#: - §eg.*:eiNght tA3 Onif 01)TOly*4 14. 1,-400% whii4po tan ,stippOrt W arren ,and 1 It(Lraside , ,irraecessad.,, I'., pen: Sheridan;'Nifh,regg'e arid ; orbert's' diviision of cavalry, is o n our AeTt 41.4:04 - Gen ; , I Wthloa on the rear for the pOr 7 peiseti•tapoftht a Orilla. dispatch. ' The cluntri - hereahonta,ia Ffhicicly . wooded w i th pine, with few 004: .openings., Thy, in AbatiOnallthf iriondiv''Are' that the enemy his fallen s . the'Chickaid.omany: hiag Jatex date,, been received, y, . dva.\tinent. ' VtAl utril; .4:1 8 ere of War. eZ )41 4 . ` tz ,4 17 - tt., 1.19 . I IP kg S LLL TA.TER.- ME 40) sUititir r b7 Frout:G.eueral Butler . . drIELANT 3311EITITINGr-lLiVsfE. Public Me*tiiVe-t He i Coniabligialliii Castle :30-5.1.,,M1114111141;cpa1. TILE •'`ENEMY , : 4:llt(TwiN . q? . :: BACK, ~ WASHINGTON, May alet.-, .25 --2 4 . Oenemi Dix, N. .Y. — Th e ,f4i inij u k t D i a t tT has beeh xeceived from Gelikraltitle l-s- t ''. iii'llaY., Olaii.T heaVr fi ring was hearaFin Yea direptuni of Ide*anicsville; six f refeig u eekliaM "Riehmoßd rePoit fhil Grant is on 3deo ' - 'vine pike, .1411049 T rout Bch fond. =-rnigir".. Testerdiji they , leard the e' ( firing ilid link Grant Wei driving Lee. ' w - Oman - iepoiti' $ 1 4,5 1 rPeting yras held yesterday , - wasui - Di f. • , while - , s h e t l4,:' , j01912u. to Bee whether the 'nitv tdui , tie enrrendmed4r burned:' Th e ma yb'' 1. ,adV9 a : surreidei and *as tt - t r bni. , - .Thnh4r. ' 1 • -.-- .• ' P , , • 1 /1 4,4 1 1 1 1 .., - 0. The • , ~lw . m yli 4e i 3 , estim i tio , an . *.. eks repuls d: ''''' -1- * ' ~ . • .i.No-day a day they have been demOnstrit:, ainst, ~ y . waits, on,Spring Fill; iiiiiikay , de L ackty, ~ ... ttoblii, , but wete - i• ited: 1114010 ..,_ ei. - og ee •,,,,,„.71.4.1.1.eg ,8,. Vek:4994% fi l Arpepo j ign 'memo' te .; nekvi.t-t LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS► Nothing Later, RN Bail or Ca 6. • e A.FE A I ifs bit," ) 1,0 utlik, • leggripficlommunicatiou with Richmond The steamier Calkkba;-ThodPNe* - Orkinia on the 25th ult.; has arrived, — Her ,papqrs, contain nothing of Banks' or Canby's' niave The stetuner.Shrevepoithaa. been . - disabled .hrgnerrillait near'ltad' fiver; b\it the assail ants were driven off by - nnboata . — T. Butler Bing died in GeoigiE4 on the 10th :of May. 1123 Mobile paPeR mghtfoig that icopsidbrable auxietyr prehrils' theta, `consequent eui qnte'i -ruption of the telegraphic communication with Richmond. 'The. shipbuilders at 34obile are all very Inlay r=in ponstine* boyerninen iworks are being strengthened. At the same trine, considerable.w.atchfulne.ss is keptip..., Matamoras dates to the 13th of May' state 2()00 rebels are et Biaggoldlhomnikt,lftsign big an attack upon Brownsville. .COtton attisTew.Orleans watetiftitn at.+82086 `for middling. Sugar and molasses firm and high. Floor ten 'ffitillin'AT ' 11 cents for, cotton te, New_York. rolitrASid-litdMouirse t I t tefugees Atfiteked by Guer ' ' ~'P`4'k ~l4i,`<L 'A Number of Men and Women 7 'F., Affairs at Little ttock Ark s._.• ;I ) ert A telegram to headquarters from Rolla, Misso Idayr3o, states that a train, of Union -refugees from ~ Tieksontiortr Arkimsaa i ,under eseort bf the Second' Wisconsin •eavalry,4yas(altaoked:at . Salem Arkanses t .300, guerrillas, the train burnedookakeut 80 men and some women killed. Fof oroll . l(lll4tst'rwinet:pc.p. detachmentthe id "Wisconsin cavalr e y went on' a - SCOut ftoin Rolla. Becoming separated from the main body they WeielunfOrnidWa. And five killed, the others making their es ' cape "'returned in larder Icireitl , The'bodies: 3 6f those killed were Torrid stripped and their t hr P a , t Pextt. A gentleman just arrived rrOm /Atte Rock.' represents .all ,quiet„in y that vi:cinity„,To L e,. 'Shelby had left-Broirnsville about twos weeks. , ago with -a fOreePektimatKat 1500 to 3000;16r , southwest Missolg,k.,, , General West, if WWI companies of. cavalry, had'been sent.him. Shelbyi , eavalry , :had been; 3 46 said,'ivilllimounted, and•lhad ,been joined by 32cRiig,'"'with flile hundred ,cavalry, in addition to his own force. • PM4O I - AtA l TliXf4tefidita r t- RepUitte - -L'Of the likebekr stilt& Ad vance of our Lair* mg. wcupsatiii;' - e l i&arttoa l cen c eait iiariett:t Wasznierow, May9Bl , 1 , 1730:1.}. • JAI \ :Maj. den. Dix: New York:q. : 4 weli."o,ipte.pip F ice. - porlin ; 4,9l, :G(in. - diantlater, 1-1.11kkA:..1fi.,: 4.ii official`diispittatithais fet;Vit4.-661iick this mornihrg,,dated yeet4rday, 31st, at Kings tr.r on.refiOrttl ilifitlgici4rOPT,Gen;Otona mari's staff, came fromfaxmi: Anis. aft ernoon, and says the rebels attacked us at n o'clock. This mori2l.4id-teriiolcdoolethe.slfair ;Whiff. Over. The enemy was repulsed and our left reached.tb.e yailroaknesr ,Maristta. To ac coniplisli thieObjebetif lastrbeerf for several . days the purpose' of Gin: Siierman's move ments. ~. , . .. ~..i i, ,_ , , -1. AdditionsT fe:tees: are:lB44lC lig1:11i114: ainple supplies... , ..'.. *.f u`i" -.,. '_.„_-•r -' q• • 1 (Signed) ' I 7,'EFFEWM.',Ve... ,, TOINT, .4 . . ~ 4 ...zi r ,-' ~-f .0.-,i1....": beck mar` CLEITIAND•?.CONVENTION. • ? . y. ,fen. Fremont Nomipted i for Preiidefit. John' Cochrant i sit Newyork, for Vice. gresidcnt. 'one- Del.gateslin . o .oitte t tidaw:c.' . • in& p L'AVP Bm; P C,,ETC Crsrebtrm Ohio, ue day. lirgf The Conventibh te-likylwas.attrmiledibt one hundred and;ffffyleix (156); men, claimed' 4 to be the' repiewentatives - "felon' fifteen . Statel: : rid the •District of .001ninbin. ' The organization was 'earl,effected, as-the ,permarientoffibi3rs , tleraen who came.. here oslensilAY,as friends. Gen..Grant,'. The convention, being.sub, stantialry egiestupon'essentials, did not waste timit,on.minoi: ; matters, „ After a little , squah r :-, 7bling:as to phrisesmsed hi the • platform, the cOnYentiotipiodeAded to Uominate:Gen. John )0 grement for,PresidentaZting ilown every .proposition,thi4lOokedlilia postponing:action.; The convention gave their nominee , some. good hearty- 01AV - sit& thenliothinitted Gen. Jelin CochrangBi'Ar4ree . c. „;:OF course the convention.-adjournecir siWdiF.after that. I . : New Hampshire 'Galati. ; A4l/444 0 .1 30 PleAPA? 7 91Slit • Cinicoiny N . . . , The New Harapabtre UrtioriCenweitionmei here teiday, q.- . 9ev. 'ff . :ll /I. l ,F ty l idi l i . • , ~ The follOwlArgentreberrwerd. l e ',open dele gat& to the: Ealtiieorii' Coirieeiti :, Oru3lo* atonic' of Concord ; John . B. Olax ' ' Of 'Kai cheater- eTATFirV: William Hall, - .oil Hoses= dais; Tli—oiliagt E, Sawler„ dr DoireY?: , , ResOlutiaoa ,lirere uriarii l l4o l 4 Passed,. pledging -the-lirple of New, Hampshire to leigt,tet the .k.,leAtratidli-im qraehing the rebellion, ina r:eoelele4ain A b ll t ha F l l'in •eoln for rc:Peleation. r„. _ . ; ,f,;, . .. _ .' 1- - - - - Witoo4/47141!"Philfzeiel.pliia ,;... .. . .. ... . .. . 1 AboneW'd.'olclock this morning a:wian was stabbed 'and killed at 901farketliffee_,Invihb: street, before a cellar rellanrant. Tbkridl . pkietor and two othen 7 2bgn,'"Wlio came ont of the, cellar ,at - -the-timeofithelevent, svemar,.. 1 __. t r . ..:. , 01.3 ...4. -. .,1401 4 R1.-AR I: ~ T ,: ~,•,, • - -.lnn 7 " ite . 1411140*-;11141:1% litenreili-Il,,ite neck,' arid •OM vein 3ugwar severe d. g bpd'y ~Fas tatinriktityeiNintli ~toratribsittaticawi I He Noilikaamiaiiiiiw4llEVls‘r-''' ' i 4-.. , . . -:, 11 . ,;? --- e -ia lb ? ca z eil ern g .u -teir.taa ai - d ue is not known. Interrupted. la=1!=!! - NEW Yous, June 1 % Sx . 1491131.4,:eT1p:ae From the Red River. TilE, ARMY ACROSS THE ATCHAFALAYA (Ottrxil Smith Pefehts theßeb els Fle` -raptures 180 Prisoners and two WASHINGTON, May :31.—The following ha been received at tl,e Navy Department : Mrssrssrrn SQITADHON, FT.Losrrre BLAcr IXA.wz, OFT CAtHO, May 26, 1864. ion Gideon: Trees, Sieretaig effire Navy: sir—l have the =honor-to report my arrival . _ . at this place, four days from Bad river. The army had ell croqsert the Atchafalaya,. and General Smith's - division embarked. • The . gunboats : covered the . army „until ell -were. over. General Smith, who briMght up the tear, turned upon the rebels with a part of his com mand under General 'Mower, and killed and. -,..wounded'a number. go captured 180 pris :briers and two field, pieces, „ This makes eight or nine field pieces captured by .General Smith, besides the'`glitii'Osptured at:Fort De Russy, in all of which - captures adiiiirtil NOW er bore a conspicuous: part, is just such. men we want• to lead'our soldiers. The river is quiet. betWeeifithis and Bed river. Tha i r4bels had a battery on,the below Tunica Bend, but the , gunboats drove it away after a short, action: „ I am, sir, very respy:tfulty your obedient servant, DAVID D. PORTER, w .4 -Rear Admiral. NEW ADVIIRTISEMENTS. MHE Capital Park is a . 'cool resort So is .1. the Banjo Beleoi4‘coriter brßecond and Pine stleeta ,1-d2t* AUDIWEE NOTICE. The undersigned,tappointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Dauntln county, auditors to mate distribution amooruneditors of the balance in the bands of A o.llles ter and..C. PAitnench, as-ignoes of .Ibhtt Wallowa Son, ahown by their account, confirmed May 15t14-1861, will attend to.the duties of said appointment at. thin 'office of J. W. Simonton, in Harrisburg, on TbursdayObe 23d day of Juno; 1864, at 10 o'clock A. x , when and' whore ,persona interested may attend and piesentihoir - - DAVID FLEMING, J. W. SISIONTuti, • ittl-dlawSta Auditors. , • ENO • ,Packvosm 14Ta Dzsmer, Ilatransnoica, Pattue.,.Junoli, 1864. The following ordei is published for the ihfernsatioh`of Tt concerned: Cast44l 1 haxVille:hdnor to Inform ppn .that the iqe,U 3 ., retaiy oT of the 14th section of the An rot ent set, approted,Feliruary 211h; . 1564, *cots that exa inations of draffeitinen n bOlieldtri your district at, the following places, viz; . " . Evalmpul'Esnyt.v.a.sta, prvtetitetorrEts A. A.. PEOVOST GENERAL, -Rantusaus.6, May 28, 1861. • . lira nis-rfaar. - countia. , rificeo E. 9. , Tauphint tighiabnr g :- • Juniata Supler Linton Sunbury Northld Nurthuniberland..... 7 ..- • • tt VarinWettfillyliyour obedt6nt servant,. , J. V. BOMIORII,. • Lt Col. 16 tr. s. Initontry; . .A. A. P. (tett. CAM Jaikt*Ai e,0 01 A ." *Air' Mar: H4r1.15. . . . J , ~. Received Iday 29.-1864,-, 't 1 - The, examinations for.littuphin county ieilt take place at the ,Coi - irt'Ffettie inthircity of Rairttbui•g on Monday, ithii eth day birgißie , 1894 , , a f: ' t .; . ' ,!" a' . _ FOr..funiota county, at the Court House. in Hilllintown, au Thursday and Friday, the..Bth. and 10th days of Vane, For Snyder„ . .Unicailuttlaferthumberlindebutitirs, at the Court liouse, , inStinbuig; on the days following, viz: . For gnyciEr connty,NuOstiay, Wedpesdatsuid day,' the 14th„ att . 6,18* . ii.06 , 0f For Coion (*anti, on 'Friday and- Saturday, the l'ltb. quid 18th days of June, ikl4. ..kfzp • . And for Northumberland county, on TiCw.diy; Wednitn: tlay; Ihuraday and Friday, the 21.5t,..2244,23d auk:2lth clAys of June, 1364 -Vhe examinations will comment:nisi 9 o'clock in the meriting on each of the days:massed above • JOHN KAY CLEIiENT, 'Copt. and Prorr•st Marshal. (HAS. C. RAIirN, • : commissioner. S I'. CHARLTON, aurgeon of Beard: =EI Jul-dl4 , _ R,.J3:ICD I NG.-•Two oialtleinen ctui find good Boarding byrapplyiag.in Chesnut etreet., Ind dike below Raspbon7 allay. jel-2t.* STIkikWISMIBILIES4 A SPLENDlEK''.4'aZikinertt of •Straliberrie: .canlitistlibiaatlte Stand of S. WISE k BRu., corner : Fourth and Market•atreets . • Aie not simply flat places of paper cut in the form of a collar, but arelfoldeit and Shaped to fit the nick, hitting a perfect, curve* free from angles or breaks, i:tiah iaeb-; tnined. hi - •mitr patented process, which also secures another advantage posseated Ili no other : Spacefor ths Cravat °in'the Turit-deirn style, the melon ox WNlcli PED&HC.IT.L T,NNOOTN AND rasa }lon rces.xxs, making this Cellar, for ease, neatness, and "durability; unequalled - They are Made iri Turn-down atilthin sizes froml2 17, and in Garrotbi 13. to 17 inches, and peeked in neat blue' boxes of-100 each; also, in smaller eitieti'nf.....lo , each..-the fatter aT`v ‘ sty, handy package ,p:kr sexy and navy officers. • t sirEVERT" COLLAW is stamped • Gray's Patent Mcititipik gold byoll. retail, dealers in l , fee,al:urnishing Goods. The trade supplied:by.. e r • -- VAN - DEVSPC; BOZHIEEk & "d 6., Jel4ba6ra • y JULIUS ROSEIVpALN, 29 Practical and Scientific O P r r f.AI..`FACTURER AND IMPORTER Or OPTICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND .CAL IIiSTRUHNTS, No. .25 NORTE SECON n STREET, NEAR WALNUT, HARRISBURG, PA. , . The 'following,instroments will be forwarded, 'Tree, ttf troy adlre.w , , on receipt of the price : .„ Irma Mitroscope;' for examining alPkinils - 'sf in - - sectsitilowefackw ' $1 00 - Seed Microscope; for-wcaniiining „u ser.. 6 - nibierals,..... 2:00 qaetidide's student's Microkope; powerlo, 150, 3 loid , 250'dialneters. , :: . A. beautiful instrument for ' - general nifcrescopited imalytti packed in a neat box_ BilleTefeseope; tOteselit *distance ottiro orthree miles; den be Attached to:ary- ritles..x. . 6 00 Stin:eo*Copßef it new andttnprovedinetneoent.;... 225 ' • res .J:- 6IXP Spectacles of the highest reflective power to -strength 'en and .11Ptaiiiiiwthe eyabitstonth a her assortment of -Opera lentil:Veld .Glikalya r otßarometers, Thermometers, Magnets, Drawing Instruments, &¢r 7 igtiat itietworta eitaigne,containing p Ace er,t. Ler:mm.67n 40301ww tTom.:.grp :' trFACTV 414. 1914. t3l‘ KING lift~"r, lAmmattis pe Field Pieces. AVANT-BD—A Bread Baker to go to Ohara bersburg. Good wages oirev.id. Inquire imme diately, et ibis office. m 431. WANTED, A GOOD Blacksmith, at the Eagle Works, my2o 21* W_ O. HICZ.OII. WANTED, A GOOD BOY to attend in a Grocery Store. Must come well recommended. Aply at ylus OFFICE. InY3O-(l2t* TsA , 0 GOOD QUARRYMEN WANTED to quarry (2000) Iwo thousand perch of LIME STONE for building. Apply at the ICF.YSTONE ..I:IItSERY. AXTANTED—A. good pastry Cook, and a V ap3o-d tr V mat meat Cook. Inquire at the MAW frOITSK NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .X_ C TJ IL 0 INT . Philadelphia and Reading Rail ' road. PHILADELPHIA SANITARY COMMMISSION F A. I -311. WXCURtION TICKETS TO PHILADEL PHIA AND RETURN, poll for any three days irign MON DAY, June 6th, WMONDAY. June 20th, INK will be sold at the offices of the Pailadelphia and Reading Railroad at the folloWlag rates At Merry g 3.65 Bummelstown At Swatara ..... 3. 80 Beaver 3.65 raw h Extol-aim:Ticket will include a t:eket of Mails. shin to the Fair. -The above Tickets sold at the Railroad Depots only No Tickets sold by , Conductors. May 30th. Iso4. Pic•-Ninand Cotillion Ply, OR the Dedication of the New • Grove, t o rri x t u e. Wooft, just bac... or CAMP a-mu, Harrisburg, FRIDA.Y AND SATURDAY, June 3d and 4th, This Grove lies Jan been uewly-fitted up, Platform, Siege,-Meats, at.e. - , ladies 1411,114 admitted free, and &general incitation ta extended to all, T. B. cmstrELL, F. D. TIOPH.F., 1.. MOVER, W. .1. CARR. JUST RECEIVED, je3l d3t THIS MORNING, A FRESH-INVOICE OF MICHSNER & CO: 7 S 'CELEBRATED SUGAR CURER OE IELA.AIS *ND BEEF. ArrIALER & FBA7,EIt'S MI . ~ 7 11 , 0 A_REMTECTS AND BUILDERS. By the Act of May sth, an iiiiiiionaiition of Fifty Thou sand Dollars was made for ;the Extension of the Caved Buildings.,, alllarrisburg, _Architects and Builders aro hereby - requested te . presentiolais tar skid extension, and "jri.roposals fur building the mine, to the undersigned, by t. e fifteenth dapof- June : The. male object. to be at c 1 by the proposed extension is to furnish additio additional l i ittee Room for the Legislature, and the extension is temoriform as far as possible - to the architecture of the prated. building. - A. G.. CURTIN, Governor, ids AC SI.R•DiE,R, Auditor Genre. SANEST. BARR, Surveyor:Genesi, f., :, ' - HENRY D. MOORE, Snide Demmer. H4RIOSKI/20, May 19, 1894. . ..;-did Horne Songs of the Wor. , Asnericast Marsuelliscise. Stator. AL "L'lLdr our flag beat the long cell once mo-e, Cali up the North as you called her bef o re" Ostr Vonebetetra...tong and Chores. Boannback. 30. "PuilderLand loud the war cry rane e " Softly MOW, ly L ist him With Care. 30. ..11iis is a hero whose pale form ye bear." Inscribel. to. the Mothers,- Wires, and sisters of the Shia in Bathe... growl tine red tattle fl r Id. Quartet. Barker. 30 "Sdently, tenderly, mournfully home, From the red bathe held; vo.unteers, come."' AL Mewl) wen . - Ehig. 30. " His sadd'e is empty, and sheathed is his sword, Another has left us to reap - hit reward." Ems net pa; WO. Song and Chorus. 30 "In this land of the free, not a slave shall there be, d As a cause for nibellion or treason." Moth. r, When the War In over. Song and The lOrummer Mara Maireh• Wirier. 30. Copies of the above new and popular sheet music sent -by' walk penopard, 'on' receipt of the price. OLIVER DITrON k CO., Publishers, Boston. Fur sue by J. X • 11111)^, ' --.lilllllM&SirlsL-- AUCTION': SA LC G'ONDEkt ED- --roßsEs WurpiitAtirziniz,CAT.azziv , OFFICE OF CRUM QUART WASHINGTiES, Z. C., A 2 . 1 3, ILL be sold; at public ; allejjprv,to, jko „itgheit bidderoit. the tintee,iinAplaeumarneitho low. viz: • Lebanon, Peoria, Thursday; Army2d, biorth , mberland, Penn's, Vlifirsday;litne 9th. Scranton, Penn's, Thursday, June 16th. • Williamsport, Penn's, Thursday, June 23d. - One Hundred GOO; horses at Gettysburg, and Two Hun dred and Fifty (25u) at each of the utherplaces. These Horses have been Iferlderried 44 unfit for dui Cavalry service of the United States Army. , For road and farm purposee many good Pins may le had , : , 1 Homes win be sold- , Sales begin at I.ola x ., and conti nue daily HU all are sold. TESJIH: , OAS Bin United- Stites Treasury notes only. Lt, CoL.aisi 0:4,N.-Caystry Barren. . P2B-dtd wizipkTie - spAniz-v -„_. GRAND Ple-NIC FORAME IBMEFEC OF THE _ . . HOPE FIRE COIILPANY, NO. 2, TO BE HELD AT MECOEWM-A-I%P.S WC ,4 013114 ON THUBSPAY, JUNE , 1 6,.1fiBir: ISelints • **.cFail l - FLOOR DLIIIIIAG . - aaisan. D. E. MARTIN, . RR.' MOW Wit. CARSON, TRF.O,-TROMAN. - 1:4 • t An adequate pace farce will-hems the mend to pre serve order, and the Comndtta . reter formerianstaions. No rioting of disorderly otindract of any pd, wafbe td - crated. It Is the intention of the committee to^ teeke tliii the .pic-nic of the season. r) • D E. Hartit6 : Ed. Eleven, tWm.Sirson, R. IL-Barr, - - Henry Snyder, ' Mot % ' Mumma; Parnnelt W Theo. Thema; , Pay, Faught, - ,JiIIIIHS Dunlap, ' - p Martin Atrrrl. E rein-deodtEthdtd , , 29 . - - •Priv ate Sale. TI -21undersigned offers for sale twenty-fito a half acres of land within& bait mile of the Northern boundary of the city of Harrisburg, fronting as Susquehanna river and-extendine back along Reel's lane. There are on the premises a good house and harp, Pre Se sit hundred peach, pear, cherry and apple trees in-bear ing, and a choice variety of small fruhs. ; Termar y = i =roa m =RR sweet Potato Plants. 5 SWENI , POTATO ... 'P.lants 1 00100 for,sale. Apply,_by mar; la i r. 6roDEBAtr,ER; Eberlra MW P. 0., Cumberland W. Hit. Plan= our also be ,had at IniMiand, in the lowar Market:House, next stand toitonmtorthry oarsuleniEdai my3o-d3t* • 4745,—.4:4; r - A.: - 1,11r.1,1; ~z .... . IIrANS! HAAS!--4:frqsh sap* id lea* enep's_T4ce!slor,lkupsfflel Dried Beer, at • - BOYBRA-KOBRISB._ NINE OTS for sale on 4:tulo Gomez 421 7 .0 11111 'BBL' =walk zuvitvor ww. a wow W AiN TS. G. A. NICOLAS, General Superintenden. my3l-dtje/l/kw2t , Al $3.65 3.75
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