9ailD Ettegapt
II A U I Btr PA.,
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1864.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.—AII Adver-
Oseinents, Business Notice's, Marriages,
Deaths, die., to secure insertion in the
TELE ORAPEI, must Invariably be accom
panied with the CAial..
Advertisements ordered in the regular
Evening Edition are inserted in the Morn ,
tog Edition without extra charge.
TOWN AND (JOAINTRY.
The Draft—Au Effort to Fill the
Quota of the City.
A mass meeting of the citizens of Harris,
burg will be bald at the Court House on
Monday evening, Aligust Bth, with the view
of petitioning the city council to make an ap.,
propriation to secure the filling up of the
quotas of all the wards in the city of Harris
burg. Under the plan adopted of assessing
respectively the citizens of each ward, several
of the wards will be unable to fill their quotas,
for the reason that the great majority of the
citizens thereof are working men, whose in- .
comes prevent them from making extravagant
subscriptions. It is hoped , that every man
interested in the draft will be present.
A Battallion of Infantry for 'the.
Entrenchment and the Defence
of the • Fords on the Susque
hanna.
The Committee of safety has authorized
Gen. E. C. Williams, an officer of reputation
and character, to raise a battalion of infantry,
to secure the entrenchment and defence of
the fords on the Susquehanna river, in the
vicinity of this city. This will afford a fine
opportunity for those of the citizens who
seek service near home, turd we have no doubt
that Gen. Williams will be able to raise his
battalion before the Sabbath is over.
Volunteers Wanted.—One Year!
Tux VIGIBEHE GUARDS are now, in Camp
Curtin and are nearer completion thin any
other one year company. A few more good
men are wanted, to whom the highest bounty-
will be paid, and to all first-rate men I am
able tQoffer extra inducements which no other
officer . can offer. Men are clothed, fully
equipped and subsisted immediately, and
their pay commences Now is the time 16
avoid the draft, secure your bounties and rally
to the defence of your Government, at the
WALNUT ST. EXCHANGE BUILDING,
(lower room.)
G. WASHINGTON FENN, Capiairt:
Independent Cavalry.
An independent company of cavalry, • to act
as scouts, is being organized here, by Capt.
Frank A. Murray and Lieuts. S. Sr Davis and
George W. Swartz. Each man has to find his
own horse, and the State will furnish arms
and equipments. Application should be matide•
at Murtay's or Davis's Livery Stables. Rem ;
is an excellent opportunity for active service
as scouts, under good officers. • - ;
LoaMel Greys One Years Seryie,.o
A few more men wanted to fin up this or,
ganization. $350 local . bounty paid, $lOO
Government, making $460 bounty. Men wilt
go to camp and draw uniforms as soon as
mustered in. Rally men, and avoid the com
ing draft. Headquarters, Walnut street be
tween Third and Fourth steets, Harrisburg,
Pa. W. A. DEAN, Capt.
Lieuts. Theodore G Thomas, Ed. G. De
book, Recruiting Officers.
Attention!
A meeting of the citizens favorable io the
organization of a Ihrre.r.zon for the defence
of Harrisburg and its immediate - vicinity, will
be held at the Courthouse this evening, atl,
o'olook, for the purpose of organization.
E. O. WILLIAMS,
WEIDMAN FORSTER
R. L. !dilation, Adjt.
DA.cvnim Lancia, No 160, L 0., Or
PA.—All members of this lodge "who have
gone forth at the call of the authorities in
defence of our country" during the present
rebellion; are requestsd to furnish to theitil
dersiexed by next Thursday everting or silo.
sr, their names, date of enlistment, rank,
company, regiment, and whether wounded,
dc. By order of the Lodge. '
au6-413t .
GEO. F. WEAVER,.Wy.- '
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BALL Eirviari, of the 12th Pennsylvania:Re.
serves, has received authority to raise carnpa
ales to form a regiment for one year's service,
whfeh he is to command. Pirtiesiishing to
reernit for his' regiment will call . on 'or ad= -
dress Capt. OREM, White Hall Hotel, Harria , •
burg, Pa. au2-dlry
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°rause' Mmwriso.—A meeting-of the eiti.
zens of Harrisburg will be held at the Court
House, this (Saturday) evening, at the ringing
of the bell, for the purpose _of organizing
companies for the emergency. , Letkthere be
a general turnout on'the part of -the people,
so that preparations may be made to defend
our city from the threatened invasion. -
OWING to tke crowded state 01..0ur coluMns
we are compelled to curtail our local matters
considerably, to-day.
Fourro—A lot of papers, .the propotttO
Geo. Basch, of Chaiabersburg. They are ne
doubt of great nine to the owner.
have the same by applying to . thisiotHee,
pravingtproperty and paying charges,
Tidraw will be public smiled& loft*? Ave-,
nue Episcopal Church to-morrowsnerninwat
the usual hour. In the evening the atolintknei,
of baptism will be administered to a nuMber,.
of children,.by4die pastor, Rev, mr.
Cumberland Valley trains of t0.,4 1 .
brought huge =unbars of actunberabur ge ,
who, in addition to those bronsht yespa4y
and last night, have inoreasgmism atica‘
to a considerable exteint.
WAN= butzmar#,..—Forer 16943_t0m=
POSitoP• ,AF;P.-r. at,41104.0.40:
1 ,
En-. J. H.. B43iAnD, of Aellafon* will
preach in Elie 151 d &field t'siisbytorkaihurck
to-morrow morning and evening.
Ev. C. H. Foam, of Chambereknrg, will
preaclOn tlm j ..Fourth §tre* tomor
row (Sunday) morning, at 10 o'clock, and
probably in the evening.
Gotwi Himk.--0 - ver 7 a'dkuniked trlmitilhed
.wohnded abldiers, froin 'th4 - York7hdiPital,
arrived here to day, en route for th-ir homes.
Most of them belong to New York State.
.
BEanw Tom.—The fast line of the Penn
sylvania railroad, due here at six o'clock this
morning,.. did iitot 'arrive' hate Until noon •We
have not learned the cause of the delay.
Bur five cases were .before the lilayor this
firim Three ‘Were' discharged
ifpon payment of fine and costs, and the
others were handed over to the Provost Mar
shal.
ON THE Itzsz.—There has been a "rise" of
several feet in the Stummlowa within a day
or two. This fa 'veiy giatifying, initaraiiett as
it puts an end to fording the river at present,
- by the robs or anybody, else. ' • .
Ammon:me Flaws, an, employegLof the
Pennsylvania railroad oOMparty, wag attaoked
by a party of soldiers, or thieves disguised as,
soldiers, who robbed him of his pocket book
and a number of other articles, night before
last, on Second street.
MANY
Timm was a slight advance in the prices of .
marketing this morning, no'doiibt caused by
an extra demand on account or. the addition
of two or three thousand persons to our popu
lation. Thestifiiiryliiii-"large, but not large
enough, except in the case of a few articles.
Tax Minute Men, who were absent on duty
by direction of the Provost Marshal, have re
turned, and express themselves 'ail highly
pleased withA* respective ,trips to Fort
Delaware' ind*ashi4ton. Not one of the
prisonerror - streiggterti rllsoed under their care
scaped,_
BAPTXST thrtracir. = There:will be service in
the Baptist °Enroll, corner of Second and
Pine streets, on to-morrow morning at 10
ee).lMkttsid #l , tio'qleck in,the evening. The ,
pulpit will be occupied by the Rev. Hr. Clapp,
of Lewisburg. The ,pUblic are invited to
HARRY H. DAvxs.—A letter has been re
ceived from this well knoWii milk; contain-
ding the gratifying intelligence-that he had.
safely reached liiAnativeltusii, after a pleasant
journey across „the ?big :water." The letter,
which is daiSd *Monmouthshire, South
Wales, Sulit'lBth" "states that Mr. Davis
strived at his father's house on the second of
last month, after ansbeence .of eleven . years.
Tte exPestl,t9 s• s rßinekfi +-.the exhibition of his
panorama
,of the American war, in Concert
Hall, Greetlelson street, Liverpool, about
iheinisidle.ofAugnst - - " "
FATAL ACCrDENTAL A ri accident oe'cur
red on the Northern Central railroad, yester
'4llay, by whichiteuberi Miler, ta bralcesman
on the local freight train (south,) lost his life,
near Texas station:. appears .that he.,was.
~engaged in coupling pare, and
: FAH caught by
them in such a irks , that biittihis legs were
cutoff; and-he Watilotlierwise injured, so that
he died ()nab road xwbev being conveyed to
-York, where he resided. Miller was injured
in May last, ,and,weu
_only enabled, to resume
his place on the road on the let of Judy. He
biarecently married a liendeozne young lady,
Who is left to mourn:the loii Of h
THE PANIC IN THE. CUDIBEELAND LI.LET-
Arrival -of :Refugees, from, Hagerstown; 'Green
Castle, Chambersburg and Carlisle.—The entire
rolling stocked the.cumberlarA, yff4leez
rOad, is now occupied in carrying psaftengers
from the country through which this road
rhns, to Harrisburg, whinee they take pas
sage to' 'dliferett- parts - of :the State, or such
apt outgo no farther than this point reeeive
hospitable shelter and entertainment hr the
homes of this city. Over twenty-four 'hun
dred women and children arrived here last
evening. It Was 'a pitifuf eight ialliehold these
st."44II*VINVIII strwerput it were, in a
.8 ge city, pilgrims from their once humpy
horn* itiehlinflesteWf Wei* 'tallied. to
"aidges •by the torokeaTof theinvacling traitors.
:Old woesen who had never expected to be
sorne away from their homes, until they were
_carried to their graves—matrons in-the prince
with their, falAilMaji 4#1!"-crowni
_children clustering, affrighted, around them '
24-tifid 110 yortriglnothit - tilth' irTfaiit 'at
-her breast—all aloner.with tearful, eores„, and
• Uanched cheeks, made up a picture of l
*stress midi ati we have seldom' iiefiire
beheld,- and ,t such as • We , - 418-'not Again
desire to gaze upon. The , appeanurce of
the rebels . at Hagerstown, yestirday
morning, was the cruise Of the panic *ld&
drove these people to this city. From one of
these fugitives we learn that the foraging par
ties of rebels issuing from Hagerstown - boar
with them biackflags. Our informant: Aisther
stated to us that the men on these foraging
expeditionsare exceedingly abusive and coarse
in their language, swearing that they cl4cluot
cometo Maryhmd and-Bannsylvania this-time
-0 thresh grain or steal horses, but that their
rorpose was
.., 10 blink and pleader they
vent, to spread' Ain and cleiblition . wherever
, thezpould 4eliver a blow, and make the Otos
601•*!T:744a4!'9144ing.ict*riesi:.
.areghe impressions; and melt ihe2.
Fanig*4 l /.: in the cvoirlita_:
v i euey,._ The women and childran ,: from
. that
Mien n4lO , iiielrnibatein 7 the hiantii ' tar.
:risburg, w4, l . l # 4 tihiny il 'a cc6 A 4 4 .4 4 -12 0i 4 -
, Mblylieated: Let it bensidof the'lrivesinul
5 2
1 0 0 , 4 ,5 8 - 5d- - 11 artini?urticAhat - all
`Qi4 I .FrA.44 -1 144 . t1if 00 4 4 1 41
yaneyi-the -the-:rebel invader, and -Slim
t. 4011-00, ti.„4 , .t.fteQihekipne l d
a
their h arts dkoolikiii*Aritelia3l4::**l4
t 4140 X, 11 *. g,. -041 40 / tying 4.re
ft!taMT.PJ rilarimr
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• INSTALTATION Or Oirzczas.:4t a recent
.meeting of_ W444%4114
T, the following,
, officers were installed 17
4DGWe 7, Geo W lrenn‘ to serve for the
present quKteg:„
W C T, Misty Annie. E Roberts; W V T,
Joshua C Snoddy; WP. Wm T Bishop; W S,
Geo W Penn; vir G, Miss Beekie_ SpArfsier; l
W 0 - 0,13e0 0 Young; W -1144, Mies- Eliza A
Bishop; W A S, Warren W Weitzel; W B H,
S, Miss Lizzie Geary; W L H 5, Miss . Moll:
Mort; WC, Frank' Z' Steeker; W M, Hey
Weiss; W D Miss Annie E Welker; P W
C T, John W Young.
AUGUST.-
Imperial month with that right royal brow,
And sovian-burning eye, to thee we bow,
For then art sceptered queen.
Qf all the wide, majestic, full flushed scene
Spite of the period moon
Flaming from yonder orb a boon.
The crowns of earth, the worshipped fair,
Ileed never fear the languor of the air;
But read, if ye would fear no sinking ills,
'the column telling of the Cherokee Pills.
" SPECIAL NOTICES.
111111tai7 Baldness Attended To.
Bounty, Penton, Batt Pay, Midgets:a and Jemmy
irpd War Claims, generally, made out and collectooll. Per
sons residing at a distance can have their business trans
sated by bYatiVi
E arnmrs, AtternaPutAlkw;
Third street, - Herrisbar2. Ps
47-dlly
IDIVOS or TZLEGRAYII7 -
'` Dear Sin—With your permiesion I wish to say to the
readers of your paper that I will send, by return mail, to
all who wish tt (free,) &Redo; with toll directions for
making and using a simple Vegetable Balm, that will ef
fectuall3ir remove in ten days, Pimples, notches, Tan,
freckles, and all Impurities of the Skin, 'leaving the same
clear, smooth and beautiful.
• I t i a/so madfreo to these hiving Bald Heads. r Bare
Awes .4.lriiple directions and Information that will enable
them to h•tart a fall growth of Insuriaut Hair, Whiskers,
te• a aroost,,, , che,-in less than thirty days. - -
An applications answered by return mall without
charge. Respectfully yours,
THOS. Y:CHAPMAN, Chemist,
ing.gs m g m - 831 Broadway, New York.
A WOOD TO TIDE WISE,
There.is no need .or any person having the Dysentery'
rer one'dary All I asl of the pablio Is to try my Dyson
tery Drops; only 25 cents a bottle. It is very pleasant. to
take; can be given to a ihild of any agowith great °alto,
deuce. It hen cured very bad cases, and also of long
standing. - Iris Indeed wkwth trying: Prepared and HOU
oily by Sirs. L. Ball, South Pine street,MarriSbarg.
2jy25 dir• • •
COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
t This celebrated Toilet Soap; in such Universal de•
spud, is made from the choicest material.; is mild
and emollient kits nature, Seapprantlyneentbfi,
and extremely beneficial in its ninon upon the sidn.
For saps by WI - Druggists sod lranay Goods Dodos. •
Jan26•dewly
!PARE' VEGETABLE "
/3111Emost healthy persons feel More or less.
weak this Extreme warm weather, and thair ap e
petite.:., They need a good strong Tonio—one that, will
airengtherithe'nervolis systein and stomach. . This they
cwa get at 50 cents por batt,le, at Mra L Bail's, No. a 7;
3ouUt Pine street, Harrlsharg. piders fro wk a.diatance
ro mptly atti3nded . . aula
DO YOU Wilift TO: BE CHILEI .91
. . . . _.
.
t DR. BUCHAN'S ENGLISH ; many 111.12 cure,. In
t
than 30 day; th e. worat t cases ztif NxitlYciblaNNSS,
cy, Premature Dicey, Seminal Weal tataa,.basan,
.y, and all Urinary; Sexual, ad Nervous A ffeetlona, no
matter from what cause produced.: • Price, One Dollar per
box. Sent, post-paid, by mail, on , receipt.of an order.
One Box will perfect Abo cure in most oases. Address _
JAMES S. BUTLER,. -
jyls-daw3m General Agent, 429 Broadway, N. Y,
7 `
ELLING of Summer Goode at low pieta,
l 'such as &tanner Dress Goods,.Lawnit., , Sun Umbrethet,
) Shawls, and Summer Shawls. We have altur en
l d a very large assortment of Muslim% Calicos, Gin*
JrStockings, Handkerchiefs, Black S il ks, Plaid Silks,
"te * Cambrics, Undressed French Oitnihrice, White and
red Flannels,' and ini fad.= assinemont of dry goods,
rsurpassed by. ny , To all of Which. ere invite Moor
ho wish to purchase, and proMise to at - lessrprideS
en we can replace thenalor again. At-all Ids:diet V*
coda are advancing everyday, hovels the time tolrerV - ; , '
, ,iyill a rzwk.
•
Brown's BronOhial Troches,;
-j, have ' never changed my mind respecting them teem
tfirst, except to think yet better ot that which I begin;
tiling Well 01. 32 ' Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER;
"The Troches are a Mal of life to
Pros: EDWARD NORTH,
• Pm; Ifiestllton Collese, Mite; N. Y.
"For Throat Troubles - they are a spedflo." •
.
N. P. WILLIS.
"roc favor Ably Known to need commendation."
• lion.
_quA,o4. Amaria,•Ptes. Maas. S e nate.
ouinitoiti no opiu_ntaorAny.thing Mpuioos."
Dr, ,A. Af - HA-YES, qttemist, Bosaa.
gip elegant Oondihuilion. for coughs,", - • . • ,
'• .. 0. R. .13t1CdilLoir.
" I .le 4 iohlohtlid 11 4 1 r tioS to IMMO 4lostonti'l •
. • itetTc.ll it. CHAPIN
"Hoed salutary • • • •
,Rev S i AgaGrOgo, Iforrja "Verybm meficial Wlina suffering ho odds."
&J. P. St- Louis.:
"Almost Wilma of in the dietreasMl4dm of booth ,
• Ing peculiar to Astlimo.'), , • •
Rev. A. C. ECLESTON, New 'Tod:.
"They have suited my mute exaetly,. relievingmy throat
to that I could' sing with ease." T. DUCALRitE,
Chorister French Pariah Church, Montreal.
Alf theieareintitatiOns ber,sottito obtain the 911:NinNy...,.•
jantil4Scir ' . • „
Baunivarni Troches.
For the cure of Hoarseness, Throat Dis..
ea.seP , &ei are specially recommended; to
trumsterii, ;ringers and persons whose vocation
balls them to vest in pnblio. Manufactured
Only bv.o. A. Bannvart do 0o." Harrisb
Pa-, to whop a ll orders .should be
Bold by druggist everrwhere.
Read thofollowing to ithnonials :from some
Of our eminent clergymen:
- - Thauniminici;.Sehf 1864."
0. A. -Beritivear--.Deor Sim I have used
iirowies BPshohlkd Tzvekee, 7 r 2B 4 6 e 6 lteael
and other preparations tor hoarsauese and
throat trophies, and in comparison with them
411, can Cheerfully commend your own as a
most admirable traffic for public speakers :
andtingers, caeca of hoarSenew ooughs
end colda. X have .found Ahem, serving in
time of need,. most effectmilly.•
Tours tatly, T: H. ROBINSON,
we •
of
Plato; h!'
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Alr - log.ree ,m -with Mt. Itobhiton as tce the
!Mao cif. 'Rs vart's Troches. • •
Mr. O. OATiELL,
.pato.rootor of 0.-8. Presbyterian Ohurek
freql . use, and impairing, th
effeetiveneas of the delivery of public ac
dresses. Yours, Ito., •
JNO. - WLIAKER JACKSON.
'Pastor of the Lommtkit. Methodist Church.
roc=
To. a. A. B4ustiraise,-.Dair_Blt: Having usec
your Troches, I,,Am free_ to say Aker Me
the best I hayg),,,eyer tried mid take great
pleasure in recommending them to all persons
efilioted with 'sore throat or hts3kenesa.
ifoiee arising from public flg or sinks,
Yours, /0.1 Or. G. BASEgIS4V,
211 r Of MP Lieune Ifeeko42A aptrel.
Munn= Ammo* Onion, I I
I
- liAnenunnek - 'Feb.- 20 1864 •
To a A. BANzriAnT - -.Dear,l - I.)nvfN
inund , ,youf Trochee to - be bivalielbbi - N
lievincliceurvnene and in ekenethezdng the,
itlllBolll4 Ottbetbrost. Therimpict
to tho voice
~ and tele bertitialy 'Of Val 7 - 4
fit")! 4 POthP.T 4 44" 4 . ' 2
Z.,' I • 'lollo,V.de NOMNIZ
A CARD TOTla = ntuararaMlNG.
Swallow two or three b..=4lll:44‘.'lluchn." "Tonic
lilitteriktt4garapparil*". A41141:4, ace.
he., and after you are satisfied with the rea - then try
Otte box of OLD Docrogksuciurs ENGLI sna
rl° PILL,--and be restored to health and vigor is less
than thirty days. They are purely vegetable, pleasant to
like, prompt and salutary in their effects on the broken
down and shattered constitution. Old and young can take
them with advantage. Itoortod and sold in the United
States only by .TAS. S BOTI.F.R,
No.- A27 Broadway, New York.
.Agent for the United States.
P. &—A Box of the - Pills, securely packed, will tte
mailed to any address on.receipt of price, which. is ONE
DOLLAR, post-paid--money refunded by the Agent if
entire satisfaction is not given. jyls-d&wain
Sir To Clear the House of Flies, u
Dutcher's celebrated LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER, a nea t
cheap article easy to use,Every sheet will kill a quart
SOLD EVER YWHERE.' •
FRENCH, EICIfiRDS A: CO., . and Market aired; P~~llada(y4tu,
wholozal• **l 1.1M1).
ts. ' uiy2,4-dittwBw
w - SNTS.
Wanted to iftent,
A. HOUSE coutiiiiing for 6 rooms for a
small w a lly. Leave directions at this office. Rent
paid in advance mcoathl;ll requtied. jy3o-Iw*
wARTI4O,
APRACTICAL B4R- TENDER. DER. Apply at
the saloon underiltder's Hotel. Jy29-dli
•
wAwriop. TO RENT,
A HOUSE with sor C rooms. Apply to
Capt. PRIMME, at Cul. Boraford's oolco. au2-tf
NVANTED—At -1350 per Month.—We want
a reliable Canvasser in every county. We have
agents making $l5O pormenth which we will prove to
any doubting applicant. Address
---. JONES BROS. & CO.,
i728-1m Baltimore, McL
SUBSTITUTES WANTED.
Two substitutes to serve for one year want
ed, to whom s2to each will be paid. Apply to
Thomas 0. Hacdowell, attorney-at-law. . Ocoee In Third
street, near Pine, Harriaburg, Pa. iy27-1!
SUBSTITUTES WANTED,
FOR which a liberal price will be paid.
Apply at the Union Hotel, , Market street
HE3-10;*Er. S. HELLMAN.
CANDIDATES.
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FOIL laleilirr.llllß. '
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ER, of t Hanover township,
• Offers himself as a candidate for the office of Reg
:toter. If nominated and elected be pledges himself to
fulfil the duties of the office with fidelity. Jy27.wtc*
FOR. REGISTER.
GEORGE MARL of South Hanover town-
VI step, offers himself as a candidate for the office of
T M ULSTER, of Dauphin county. If elected, Mr. Mark
.
iffianstif jio nitscopfthirduidenof • saidroffice with
fidelity:' " "jeliddewte
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
HANS3BIIIIBG,, Ps., JUDO 9, 1864,
riliWAridgialtßO ragpadttlily_ offers himself
i_A: IA tbe Etililloess2ol the .14th - congressional Dis
pies of Penney vmda, composed of toe counties of - Han;
phis, Juniata, Nershumtierlend, Union and Snyder; for
nomineston by the several county conventions of the said
•Distriot. Lieeidte) JOSIAH ESPY.
FOR REGISTER.
11111IIDOLPH MILLER, of East Hanover
ijAi township, offers himself as scandidate for the office
'of Refigathr - '&i)TAWPoidlisfoCanCallOtPthetwiSca him
,self to fulfil Om, dust& of tlie s officilwith fidiatt:
le2s•ll2watwtal . RUDOLPH MILLER.
NEW. ADV ERTISEMENTS.
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. $ (Kf' it 0 WAR D••
Mfollowing United Sti - lie iieenritiee have
I: get, viz: i .v.- ,- ... - .- ~...,. . ...:- .. .., ...,
$4OOOl 340 7nueur„Y gotil,llla it4ft,tcletrlilio.. .22077
600 " "d 0 '.. -... • . fin - -: - . . •• - . 1,663
600
00
, i,.e, - 2 '.
' ,tr - '' . 4 . ' _ '.- -' • 1,869
!The ahovehavi on t.'Wei the coupons from Oct. 1, 1862,
Inclusive.
6/00 1310 Treasury Note . ? dated Aug. 13, 3 61, No. 6i,227064
. 100 d 06 4,
100 do 40 64,228
100 do do 64,222
100 do 00 64,230
The letteclive, uotaz,b4yeAn Owe! .the coupons from
web. 19, 11368,1tichisivel-' '-• , -.. , 2 - - : ,
41,000 Gee Year Certificate of Ludeberdlie&i, due APri l3 .
/663, No. 8,106
.._
.Of PAYMENT ON ALL THE ABOVE TEAS BEEN
urtIPTEa at the Tinned States Treasury, and Lice holder
of-themmilluot receive . payneitiviane'elleve 'reword_ wait
be paid, on behalf of the person owning them, if tot Z 1 ITAiu.
Haas l33 - -, ."- • ' - s -,-- : J, -W. WEIR,: Oattlfier,
usetietiTitilk 29;1116443w&e1tw. ; . - .
iGET: OUT - OF' Tl E:DRAFT :
I One Y ea r's Service.
tAPT, MILES , AND LIEUT. LIGHTNER,
1
F I Avearickeitisavititto iiity4theiryst is
sued) to raise a company of volunteers for' ONE
AR'S SERVICE, now offer rare inducements to Oble - „,
died men to enter the service. Apply at the COD.
OUSE, or at MILES' GROCERY BTORE, on Ridge Road.
; Jy27-tltf . ,
ApirmiiTittiPrir
A 1 T:EPj 43,:x
, • " `•WAlV•l'Mitli= t- -- -
!VOLUNTEERS FOR (ENE YEAR:
MO fill the quote of the SECOND WARD of
!_a. the CitietHarlignil. ,l lkoniAleewill:Pe =puss . as
follows:
I lford bounty, Cash $2OO
povernment bounty 100
1- Total bounty 3300
_ PAY TrAR Xprriv; $l6
'ERN OF SERVICA JEU ONLY!
bcp.fd-to eey pawn. Ihrnishliti en acceptable
Recrnit
• Apply at Daniel inner's,. Second Wirdllonse, Corner
of Second and Chestnut streets, to
• T. W.. SIMONTON,
PKTEIR X BOYD,
DANYEL E WILT,
3y22-tttf ihmeeltlattmnisStoe, zaid.Vard
THIS WAY
FOB
BA :111:;: i ..fit....,,r,t-i..:-N: :is 1 t
MEM
ITOKUERY,
(1,1;(0112, .... • ' "
1100 P SKIRTS,
LADIES tria - K NIT% and
• /MD DBE ES,
PERFUMERY, •
TOILET
'FRENCH LACE: and
TISSUE VEILS, ETC.,
AT ISTONISKInit LOW TRIOS.
EvaYbOly•shourg catEit once, and same great bur
riat f Mrs. LSERS,
No: 18 Market street.
4. l C,YLPlSAVr al f#fr il 'i. • .
.UE.IRMT yields with milk the
• Arum lusciounekall Amens for the table; the light
ea and most graterafdiet for invalids and children.
Iffilk contains every element of the bodily constitution
when coagulated with runlet it is always light and easy of
digestion, and supporta the spawn with the least possible
excitement. When still nutritive power isdesirod,
cream and sugar may be A teaspoonful converts
II quart of milk into a fletn curd. Prepared and sold,
sholeaale and retail by r.) S. A. KUNKEL,
.11154 f Us Market street.
IDES VEN - EGAlim—tire Older Vinegar
ylB
MI be bought by theilsustiFor small quantity at
-
OY • ' 0
-EXTRA - WIIXTE VICEA.T FLOUR. -Se
_,, ~ le c ted WIIIO., WhotFapily Floor, just received
"""'or sale at . Minn & FRAZER,
8 Bcoat6on(to R. Dock, Jr., & co.
.1., Nr1A0•0 Kiv — 4l lOl SHOULDER
Rows • 4 q
i A7ll g
DAYS OF SHODDY
tJoll'ileocilocil at. ids . * Ma JEWS BOOK/WORK
AMS I Hk.MS!4 supply of Mich
n
i irel Eic ewer iumMIKBe4 at
- I *le ou •
. 36 , '. & KOZAPIII
-Ir-EV -- TfivirittisElV tNTs.
Proposals epr-Loan.
TBSASEIST DEN3TDIENT, July 25, 1864.
"VOTICE is hereby given that subscriptions
.I.N will be received by the Treasurer" of the
United States, the several Assistant Treasu
rers and designated DepOeitaries, and , by tbe
National Banks designated and qualified as
Depositaries and Pinancial Agents, for M•ea
miry Notes payable three years from August
15, 1864, bearing interest at the rate of seven
and three-tenths per cent. per annum, with
semi-annual coupons attached, payable in
lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option
of the holder at maturity, into six per cent.
gold bearing bonds, redeemable, after five and
payable twenty years from August 15, 1867.
The Notes will be issued in - denominations
of fifty, - one hundred, five hundred, one thion
wind, and-five thousand dollars, and will be
issued in blank, or payable to order, as May
be direteted by the subscribers.
All subscriptions must be for fifty dollars,
of Some multiple of fifty dollars.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all
deposits. The party depositing must endorse
upon the original certificate the denomination
'ef notes required, and whether they are to be
issued in blank or payable to order. When
so endorsed it must be left , with the o,cer re
ceiving the .deposit, to be forwarded to this
The notes will be trrnsmitted to the owners
free of transportation charges as soon after
the receipt of the original Certificates of De
ptuift ha they can to preparetV . • '
Interest will be allowed to Agguet 15 on all
:deposits made prior to that date, and will be
paid by the Department upon receipt of the
original certificates.
As the notes draw interest from Anglia' 15,
persons making deposits subsequent to that
date must pay the interest accrued from date
of note to date of deposit.
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand
dollars and upwards for these notes at any
one time will be allowed a commission of one
quarter of one per cent, which will be paid
by this Department upon. the receipt of a
bill for the amount, certified to by the officer
with -whom the deposit was made.. No de-
Anotions for commissions must be made from
;the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see that the
!proper endorsements 'are made upon the
:original certificates.
AU officers authorizlid to receive deposits
are requested to give to applicants all desired
;information, and afford every facility for
'making subscriptions.,
W. P. FESSENDEN,
Secretary of the Treasury.
All respectable banks and bankers
throughout the country will doubtless afford
'facilities to subscribers. aul-d&w2w
AMUSEMENTS.
RE-OPENING Of:SANFORD'S HALL ,
WITH THE
CONTINENTAL COMBINATION COMPANY,
ON MONDAY. JULY 25, 1864. .
rriPcompany' ooneista of the best Etta' per
brmers, consisting of
SINGERS,
DANCERS,. i
•
.ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS,
' ' GYMNASTS; &O.
The manager takes pleasure lu announcing that they
intend making this THE Concert Hall of the city.
HARRY WELLS & CO., Proprietors.
BILLY POlgilL, jy2.3-d2t
CA.NTEREST.TECY HALL.
WALNICIT - MtEET, BELOW THIRD.
PropelotqL....,. •-- B. DONNELL
Bualnels,Apat .JOE MILLER
Leaderof ercheater ^ /LiRRT4ISSTATIER
Treasurer::: ....... . ... G. RIMER
OPEN evexy. night with a first - eases cam
party of male and female artiatea The perform
ance embraces every variety of legitimate amusement,
such as
SINGING, FARCES,
,I3ANCEND, " PVC , orxicAs,
Etivromixa,s, _ NNTAccogibAuTrEs,.-
BQRLeS
QtrEP., AIID JESTS.
Admission, 25 cents. in private boxes 60 cents.
Doors open al 7. To oominanSe fo'clock. jylBdtt
GOVEANAWI-,ZSA FA Pi,s,
AUCTION SALE
or
k r iODIVEMNED HORSES.
WAR DRYARTMILVT; CAVALRY BUREAU,
Orrias or Czars Qamtrnitnasnot,
WAsontraros, D. C.. July. 23, 1864.
''XITIL be sold;at r public auction, "to the
v I bi g , Neat bidder, arCIRSBOIiD, D. C., on
FRIDAY. 'Wpm, h, 1864,100 Cavalry Horses;
Tligamor; Aui,lst 9, 1864, - 100 cavalry Ilensra
Thesehoreei Oritian couctenineo ss unlit, for the am
.
itdry service of th army.•
for road and 11 ming purposZ MB°7 8." "
bargains
may be had.
Horses 861 d fringl. Y. •
Terms oath, in united states cau.sacy.
was A. Et mr,
_ • Lieut. ,eoi. and Chief Quarte rmaster,
Aug rmaster,
•t .
u•avairY Bureau.
14! . .0 TA- c-E.
County, u
at present a resident of
---- being duly sworn, do depose and say
that I was enrolled in MS, 14 the
county of ' , Pa., where I then resided, but
that I moved from there in the month of ---,
lg.—, Info said first above named.
ram a . man, and by occupation a
and h.:1,91)y request that my enrollment may be changed
to suit try present residence.
Nora.--The above is adopted by the 'Board of Enroll
meM of the 14th District of Pennsylvanit.as a suitable
form of affidavit to be made on an application to change
um, wv4o.oit the enrollment liste.froza..one.Dliditct,. or
Snb•Dtetriot to another.
iTNO. BAY CLEMENT
CHAS, C. RAWN,
8. CHARLTON.
Board of Enrollment
jy29-1m
SOLE AGENCY FOR THIS CITY
AM happy to offer to the public a large
I
and newel assexonent of -
SUPERIOR GOLD PENS,
manufactured by - •
LEROY W. FAIRCHILD.
These Pena are wen Willie', elastio, and will give en
tire satiatlaction.
PIZAO2 TRY THEY.
- SOHEEFER'S BOOK STORE,
,Second street, opposite PreabyteFian Church, Harrisburg
Pa. ap2S
- -
FRESH BURNT T.TM7 will be delivered in
, all parts of the atty. All enders left at Kepple'a
tobacco store, Market Sqwwe, will no attended to.
iy27-Iw* . • U. PICIENAN.
TT , 01 , 8;f or r ta i l (' on the titiridiat Third and
A./Broad streets. Enquire at - WY. CI xerADDEN.
fir:!-40
37,23 sHAD ankZ
N W,
MACH- /Jaet reoetvrit '
.0 ,18 BOYER &MOMPER.
„, •
. - BEEF and iCEBB PORK.--A °hob”
article of Yen Beef solM i t a t
& FRAZSB
' -! Witaloak.jr.. k Co.)
CI • PIOED OYSTERB.—Extra fine Balinnora
0 civics, BP1"4, jnet mrt"tas
AiaritiOdo of kaolin with wagons or carts
will be promptly done br calling ea •
j 721 carter of Second tared and Meadow Lana-
soAP.—A Eon 13kiv stoa*
4,/. lot ?f•Homemade Wind: reoehid it
•el 511113L11114.
17.64:1
NEW ADVERTISEIKENTS. 4 .
6 COSTAR'S ))
VERMIN
EXTEII,4IIIO I TOILS;
"COSTAR'S , " EaRIdiRATOR. 4 .
• - F.S.TEMWATOREL
"COSTAR'S" EXTERMINAToRs.
EXTERSIMATORt
EXTERALExT maiIfrA INATIaII.
Tuisi•
"COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS
EXTEININATON.
.COSTARV , ExTtRmisATORS.
EXTERMINATORS.
!COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS.._
kATLRIENATORS.
cusT,A.R'S's ,EXTERmINAToRs.
RICTERIMIATORS,
`COSTAR!." ,R.ICTE.RILDIA,ToRs.
EXTERMINATORS.
:.4cOsTARISiI •EBTRRIONATQRS.
TERMINATORS.
"0009TAR'S".EXTERMLNATOR&
EXTERMINATORS.
"COSTAR'S" RICIERKINATORS.
ExTERRINATORX
"COSTAR'S , ' EXTERMINATORS.
• EXTERSURATWAS.
'VOSTAR , S , ' EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERRINAXORgi.
EXTERmINA'noIig;
Ti ITERMINAToRa
"cosTAßte,, I —...7B3IIIMATORS.
.."COSTAR; I'cr iczP I o.RIZ A M AT,I6I 4:
• EXTRRAIMAT.,
For Rate, Mee, Roaches, Aid% Bed Bug%
Pleas Moths In Fuze Woolens , Insects Plante , Fowls, Ani mal., etc.
"15 years established fit N. Y. City."
"Only infallible remedies knoyrn.?'
"Free fromFolsons."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
"Hats come out of their holes to die."
nrSold by all Druggists everywhere
Awl II Bswaas of all worthless Imitations.
;or" Costar's" Depot, No. 482 Broadway, N. Y.
ap-Sold by D. W. GROSS do CO.,
Wholesale and retail agents.
And by all Druggists la Harrisburg, PH. j6/0-d&WOM
SELLING OUT LOW
OUR STOCK OF LIQUORS!
Nintend to discontinue the sale of Li-
VEquors and offer our stock at a very amen advance
from cost price. We have purchased all our Liquors be
fore the last rise and have a large stock on hand for three
or four years, which are guaranteed cannot be purchase&
now at any price from the importers,
Our Stook consists of
W
of all grades. .
sir We have parts of three barrels pure RYE, not
Colored, and 10 degrees above proof, 2% years old. •
NINES of all Grades, Domestic and Imparted.
me AN121.1 V. SI.
We have part of 3f caak MENNESSEY MANDL
to which we invite the particular attention of Amities for
medicinal purposes. - -
The Brandy cannot be bought today, from importers,
loss than $1.5 per gallon. We will sell tt for slg per pl
lon.
SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALES,
CHAMPAGNE WINES,
CL A RETS, &O.
Ws lane the Inspection of Hotel Keepers and Liquor
Merchants generally, as we Mend to sell, without n o .
serve, all our Liquors, and this will be a good opportu
nity for bargains.
je2o
CLOAKS, • •
CIRCULARS
AND
DIANTI'LLAS,
•
IN D. W. GROSS' NEW BUILDING,
MARKET. STREET.
A New Philadelphia Cloak Store. gave now a ap . Wild
assortment of
SPRING '& MIK= MANTUA
FRENCEITLOTH CIRCULARS
NEW FRENCH SACKS; AND .
NEW FRENCH. LOOSE BARD:
The above beautiful samples, In .very color and host
Remaly trimmed,. from $7 be to Sib.
_ MICIO WILK. MANTILLA . •
'CIRCULARS, SACKS AND 131!,
. ihuidsomely , and richly trimmed, from $l.O Ou t.t
CHILDREN'S MANTELS IN LARGE TARR& •.r
_
NOTICE.
THE public are requested to attend lke
• opening of the neW dry goods Store Wendt &
Bowman, on Thursday morning, July 9th, at the south
east corner of Second and Walnut streets (late the store
room of Joseph ICahnwiler.) This new firm have bought
out tho entire stock from Hr. Katinwiler at vary low
prices, and In GOOD FAITH soy. to the public that they
will sell this stock of goods at one-fourth less than the
same kind of goods can NOW BE BOUGHT AT WHOLE.
SALE.
.IyEktif
CRYSTALIZED
CONCENTRATED LEMONADE,
I s a pleasant, healthy beverage.
Very co venient and adrlimng rer in. alias. having
fever or great. thirst. '„ . _
Its portability recommends it !o travelers.
Its convenience at plc-nice will be apreclated.
No sugar required; one table - spoonful simply diametral
in a glass of cold water and it is done. ; ;1
SELLER'S DRUG AND FANCY 000DSTORE,
• Jai ; No: 91, Market street.
NEB PR iAD-RtriEuA
CLOA.Ksrrouv.,
IX D. W. GROSS' NEWDLOCX,
Market Street ) Harrisburg.
1,000 DIFFEBENT_SITLES
• 01 WASSIONABLZ
CLOA3IB AND C I RJJ'ITHI, ARK,
AND
FINE SPRING SHLWLEL
Artll open on theist of April. imarsll-4ty
PHOTOGRAPHS.
- um assortment of Photographs. of
ALARIa— ' Amoy pictures for sale CREA.f. r aft $
- Generate anu • 9WIEFFERI3 ROOK .
STOOL
per dozen, at Harristiurg;
- my2o' _
a . O -0 4.L.T8H PIO)11413
50 .0 D a: P1ca71 . 17, 1‘ di w(k r,
Cli lL * 1:1;
Mixed Piek3:l, P ati ai rrhie, Ws:Uinta an d o Ot.. - " 4": 1 CR,
***Jostle and retail by SEMLER it• P.. I ,: Vit
• my*' succeserere id W. Dock, Jr, . '
'TIIST RECEIVED-44 gallons pure Omani"
ea wine, from a Lancaster county farmer; the Urfa*:
made domestic wine in this pity . Price 1,3 CO per gallow
For sate at: SHISI,ER & FRAZER.
jog Successors to Wm. Dock, jr., km;
ItifIOHENER'S excelsior hams, of this sea -
INA. son , . wring. Jest received and for Eqkby
SRISLEE Mink -
(successors to Wm. Deck.„ & Op
deal
BAauTßASKETS s , ms in u grea, a,
a t F cari aail‘ ety at :
4
3027 Saceeesoys Dock Tr & 00.
AFRESH sup ply of Idicheiker's Celarated
msSugar Cured and Dried Beef. at
00261 BOYAR ra IIDERPER
- 05,04aKET BOOKS, BUCKSKIN. PURR -
PORTEMONNAIR% egad a general variety of LEA
THER GOODS, last received at
;BERGNER'S ROOK won.
ORME& BASKETS.—ShisIer &
aucoessors to W. Dock, Jr. k Co., have ohitmilt.
86 (town hickory baskets. Price $e 80 per dorm' %tee:
PICKLED OYSTERS.—York RiverOystess,-
Hermetically sealed, Just received this mor
M ii•mt
tor sale by the dozen or bpttle, at ' - .
jyta. sHiSfaIt:SzTHAZER.
VERY FINE, INDEED!
- -
TO our fine and extensive sitioir of Photo
graphl_ Albums and Phutekon Card Mu
ot* we
have added a BEAUTIFUL Erry PE for the reception
cif Clad &Urea. They moat be will be Wiwi&
—Photographers supplied at the very lowest whole
sale price, and Uttar card printed upon thetafovgk „-
thousand, wholesale and Vail. et
mays • SOHESSIR/8 8008.80118
IakEEF TORGlAB:—Tinelarge beef tongues,
oared by r. H. litohenor & and Ar stfrom sale ter
SHISUIRIi"V
Elnooeseors to 4 1 1 , 2 , 150 ck; 40,
1
WALNUTS, 6 . IEAMATSJWITEiBER'fB. -
. , ForipluThelotale at' . • ;.••
SEBUM & F A 2"-
n 4: •
v p h4,
..,
EizzsE-4,lhoice: new oroP el 3 P I A
received si , ' 111118LisR &
*imam aW. Deele' r ,; " -: 1
. •
ENE
81:ESLER tz