The Indian War.
AN INDBGEDILFATE DIASSACRE OF WHITE MEN
LEAVENWORTH, Aug. 15.
The Atchison Press has news from Little
Blue, that the Indians, on Sunday last, com
menced an indiscriminate murder of the
whites in that section of the stage route. The
station-keepers and settlers were all leaving,
and the Overland Mail coaches had stopped
running.
ALL THE TRIPES ON THE PLAINS COLLEAGITED
FOR WAR.
ST. Louis, Aug. 15.
A dispatch from Fort Leavenworth to the
Democrat says the Indian outrages continue
in Northern Kansas. The people in the
northwestern counties have been murdered,
their crops destroyed, and their stock driven
off.
The evidence accumulates to show that all
or nearly all the tribes on the plains are banded
together for war. General Blunt has issued
orders that no arms or ammunition shall be
sold to them, and notified all officers having
authority with the Indians not to allow them
to leave their reservations for the West, and
that such act will be taken as a proof of their
hostility, and treated accordingly.
CROPS DESTROYED BY GRASSHOPPERS,
LEAVENWORTH, August 15.—The Kokotah
Union of the 2d says everything in the nature
of crops in the Missouri Valley, from Fort
Pierre to Sioux City, has been ruined in the
short space of two days by grasshoppers, and
that the supply of food must be imported for
the subsistence of the people during the en
suing year.
Au Expedition up the James
River.
WASIIINGTON, August 15.
The mail boat from City Point to-day; re
ports that on Saturday afternoon a body of
our troops embarked on transports at City
Point, and moved up the river during the
night, and, under cover of the fire of the gun
boats, had effected a landing near Dutch Gap.
The object of this movement is stated to be
the dislodgement of a considerable force of
the enemy who had entrenched themselves on
the river, and possibly also as a reconnoissance
to ascertain what troops Lee has before Rich
mond, and if he is sending any considerable
reinforcements to Early. Heavy firing was
going on when the Vanderbilt loft, both can
nonading and musketry.
DIED.
On the 15th inst., ?arenas', rtCAKE, aged 67 years.
The funeral will take place on Friday morning, at 10
o'clock, from his late residence in Walnut street, near
Third, to Nvlyich the relatives: and friends are invited to
attend without further notice. aul6-3t*
NEW Al) VEI(TISEMENTS.
A - A - TANTED-A Restaurant Cook. Apply
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BAR—TENDER WANTED.
AYOUNG MAN who can come well recom
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F. Austin in favor of James R. Shearer. The owner
can have the came by proving property, paying charges,
and calling at BERGNER'S BOOKSTORE.
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Private Sale.
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AVALUABLE Kentucky Black Hawk
Horse is olreied for sale. He is live years old, tine
rict,ng or driving, perfectly gentle, and will make an ex
cellent family horso. For particulars enquire of
J. D. HOFFMAN, Franklin House,
aul6-dfe or to Capt. tilLslotr.E, at Camp Curtin.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS BY THE NORTH.
ERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
lu accordance with the provisions of tile new Internal
Revenue law, ic becomes necessary that all receipts given
by this company for merchandise received ler transporta
tion, should bear an INTMcNAL IikIVENUE STAMP of
the value of two cents, the expenses of tile sante to he
borne by the party receiving such receipts. All receipts
taken by this company for merchandke delivered to con
signees, will be stamped by tab.' company.
Consignees requiring it receipt irons the company fur
money paid for freight (wnen exceeding twenty dollars,)
must affix the stamp, J . N. DU GAMY,
General Superintendent.
Office of General Superintendent borthern
Central Railway Co., Balm., Aug. 18, 1864.5 aul6--.2w
RESOLUTION to increase the salary of
DANIEL. K. CALLEADEM, Keeper of Lock7up and Jan.
nor of Council.
Resolved., 1 hat the salary of Daniel K. Callender, Keep
er or the Lock-cp and Janitor of Council, be increased
from Thirty-live dollars per month to Racy dollars per
mouth, commencing September 1, 1864.
Passed August 32, 1864.
W. 0. HICKOK,
President of Common Council.
Attest:—Davin Mums, Clerk.
Returned by the Mayor to the Council with his objec
tions, dated August la, 1.864; when, on 'notion, Council
proceeded to re-consider the resolution notwithstanding
the veto of the Mayor, as directed by the 9th section of
the charter, and after such re-consideration passed the
same, by nine members of Council voting therefor.
DAVID HARRIS,
Clerk or common Council
MEI
RESOLUTION to increase the salary of the
City Treasurer,
Aesolved, That the City Treasurer's salary be increased
to seven hundred dollars per year, to commence April 1,
1864.
Passed August 12, 1864.
W. 0. HICKOK,
President of Common Council.
Attest—Davin Hams, Clerk.
Returned by the Mayor to the Council with his objec
tions, dated August 3.4, 1864; when, on motion, Council
proceeded to reconsider the resolution notwithstanding
the veto of the Mayor, as directed by the 9th section of
the charter, and alter such reconsideration passcd the
same, by nine members of Councit voting, therefor.
DAVID RAYO4I3,
Clerk of Common Council.
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New Infantry Regiment.
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August (0, 1864. auLi-lw
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MANUFACTURING 1100 P SKIRTS,
of all styles, sizes, shapes and qualities. We pay particu
lar attention to to the very latest English Steel. We keep
a large assortment constantly on hand Our Salesroom is
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and Furniture Rooms, Where we will sAI very low, at
Wholesale and Retail. Our Retail Defiartraent is in
charge of competent
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HAmustictin., August 16, 1864.
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/111 IE STATE MEDICAL BOARD of Penn_i. sylvania will meet in Pittsburg, on MONDAY, the
29th day of August, 1864, and eontieue (luring the week,
to
Pennsylva examine candidates for the post of Medical Officers, In
nia Re
Physicians of Pennsylvania, In good health, furnishing
be admitted t
satisfactory teatimo
theoexamination.nials as to moral character, Ate. will
The room in which the examination will be held will
b e
i m ndicated Lathe Pittsburg morning papers', on the day
eting.
By order of the GAveraor
JOBEKI PIIILLIP.6,
Surgeon General
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RARRinBITEG, PA.
TUESDAY EYENIIO, ittODST 16, 1864.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.--All Adver
tisements, Business Notice., Marriages,
Deaths, &c., to secure insertion in the
TELEGRAPH, must invariably be scoots'.
panted with the CASH.
Advertisements ordered in the regular
Everting Edition are inserted in the Horn
ing Edition without extra charge.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Is Tows.—Brigadier-General Brooke, (for
merly Colonel of the 53d Pennsylvania regi
ment,) who was recently wounded near Pe
tersburg, Va., arrived in this city yesterday.
RESISTING THE POLICE.--John Rafferty was
yesterday arrested on a charge of attempting
to rescue a prisoner from the hands of a
police. The Mayor committed him to an
swer at court.
PROMOTED. -We are pleased to learn that Geo.
F. Mish, formerly assistant surgeon of the
Anderson Cavalry, has been promoted to sur
geon of the 111th Pennsylvania Volunteers,
in Gen. Geary's division.
ORDINANCES.—The city council has passed
an ordinance increasing tho salary of Daniel
K. Callender, keeper of the lockup, to forty
dollars per month; also, one increasing the
salary of city treasurer to seven hundred dol
lars per annum.
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THIRD Cavennr.—A number of the mem
bers of the Third Pennsylvania Cavalry
passed through this city this morning, en
route for their homes. They are ordered to
report in Philadelphia on the 23d inst., previ
ous to being mustered out of service.
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ENTITLED TO PENSIONS —The Commissioner
of Pensions has decided that hundred-day
volunteers are entitled to pensions in all re
spects the same as three years' men. He says:
"The law under which all pensions based on
service in the present war are allowed, is un
equivocal in its language, making no distinc
tion between those engaging for a longer or
shorter period."
Yr.srranex we briefly noticed an accident
that occurred at the railroad, in the lower end
of the city, by which Mr. Michael Burke was
seriously injured. Our paper had 'scarcely
left the press until Mr. B. died, from the ef
fects of his wounds. In addition to the -crash
ing of iais foot, the physicians at once discov
ered that he was severely injured internally,.
and could not recover. His death occurred
Within two hours after the accident befel him.
Thus has paused away, suddenly, one of our
wealthiest raitizens. His age was about sev
enty.
NEW N:LTIONAL TKEATEE.—There is already
a decided change perceptible in this beautiful
Temple of the Drama. The improvements
which. are being effected will, we feel confi
dent, ensure the approval of the most critical,
One, of the prominent conveniences will be
the entire separation of the parquette entrance
from that of the gallery, and the having a
distinct ticket office for each place. It is the
intention of the managers to make this a
permanent resort for our theatrical going
community. There will be found in the com
pany which has been engaged, some of the
most talented artists, the names of whom
will appear in due time. Look out for open
ing night, when the cry will be, On! on! to
the National!
LARCENY. —Herbert Bell was before the
Mayor this morning, charged with the larceny
of $456 from B. F. Houser. Both these men
are colored, and board at Mrs. Johnson's, in
Tanner's alley. Last evening certain white
men went to the hoarding house to obtain
money from Hclitser. The latter placed his
greenback's in Bell's hands for safekeeping,
in order that lie could deny having any in his
own possession. Houser afterwards.retired,
and Bell visited his room several times during
the night, and stated to Mrs. Johnson, on vis
iting the room the third time, that he was
"going up to give Houser his money." Again
he went to EL's room ; this time he awoke
Houser and told him that his money was gone.
H. denies that the money was given to him,
and charges Bell with the theft. Tim) latter
was committed to prison, for court, this
morning, after a hearing before the Mayor.
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WELCODIE TO THE FAVOILITES.—A v(.3ry large
andience assembled at Brant's Hall, last even
ing, to welcome Rouse's Star Combination
Company, who gave its first entertaimment of
the season. To say that all present were de
lighted with the performance, would but im
perfectly express the feelings of the auditors.
The great play of Lucretia Borgia was ren
dered in a style that surpassed eve. ry former en
tertainment given by the troupe, last season,
which every person then pronou - aced the best
ever given here. The celebratei t tragedienne,
Miss Fanny B. Price, is truly wit hout a rival in
her great character of the Pois oner, and Mr.
Hanchett, as the Duke of Fern - tra, fully main
tained his reputation as a perfect tragedian.
The other characters were so well sustained
as to render them faultless. in the closing
farce, Ur. Rouse,. the nalvalled comedian,
was as funny as ever, and. was greeted with
rounds of applause. He is a great favorite
with our people, and as a performer on the
stage, and a gentleman off the stage, has be
come endeared to all who have made his ac
quaintance.
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To-night will be 'presented the thrilling
play entitled Love's Sacrif ice , with Miss Price
as Margaret Elmore, and Mr. Hanchett as
Matthew Elmore. 'The whole company will
appear in this beau tiful play, which is one
calculated to draw an immense . audience.—
A RIM in the Darl,c will be the closing piece,
with Mr. nous' a as Sam Pettibone. We
would say to or ie and all, go to Brant's Hall
to-night, and go early. Secure your seats at
Bannvart's Drug Store during the day, to
avoid the o ouftisioa4noident-tO the jam •that
nrsy be .7.pi s it ec t' •
PAXTON Fran CONPANT.-A special al. ,
of this company will be held at 8 o'clock this
evening, at their Hall. By order of the Pres
ident.
FOB Sam —An elegant building lot, situat
ed on Third street above North,- 21 feet front
by 131 feet in depth, running to a2O feet
wide alley. For particulars enquire at
au9-dtf THIS OFFICE.
Camsminivan , rx Rurss.—Stereoscopic
views of the different parts of the tow - n, ta
ken on the spot, for sale at J. Rosendale's
Optical Institute, No. 2.9 North Second Street.
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SENT oFr. —Young Magill, the rebel, who
was recently captured and brought here
under guard, was to-day sent to Fort Warren.
He was securely ironed, and will doubtless
remain in confinement until the close of the
war. He was one of the principal incendia
ries who operated at Chambersburg.
SPECIAL ATTENTION is invited to the adver
tisement of Captain J. Wesley Awl, who has
opened a recruiting office for the one year's
service, in Third street, near Market. Cap
tain A. is an experienced officer, and will
make an excellent commander. The highest
local bounties are paid, and liberal induce
ments offered.
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Second Ward, Attention!
The Collecting Committees of the Second
ward bounty fund are requested to meet at
D. Wagner's Second Ward House, this
evening, at 7i o'clock. Punctual attendance
is requested, as important business will be
transacted. .
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Only Ten Men Wanted
To fill the VERBEICE GUARDS full to the
handle. Come to time now, boys ! Rally to
serve your country and avoid the draft. $4OO
or more local bounty paid. Call at EX
CHANGE BUILDING, (lower room,) Walnut
street. G. WASHINGTON FENN,
Captain.
MARE T. Con, First Lieutenant.
The Best Way to Avoid the Draft
Enlist in the new infantry regiment now
forming for one year's service. $425 'local
bounty, $lOO Government bounty. Serve with
your friends and neighbors in a company of
your own choice. Recruits will immediately
upon enlistment be mustered into the United
States service, and receive subsistence and
clothing. Recruiting office at the Court
House, Harrisburg, Pa.
JOHN T. ENSMLNGER, Captain,
Late Limit. Co. A, 127th Beg. P. V.
Watrent J. ADAM, Mustering Officer.
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SUBS/TTOTE PAPERS-ENLISTMENT PAPERS,
and all other PAPERS concerning the DRAFT
made out promptly, by Sullivan S. Child,
Claim Agent, Dana . TarzanaPs building,
Third St., Harrisburg, Pa. aulo-1w
NEW CLOTEING STORE. —Messrs. L. & P.
Bernhard have opened an extensive assort
ment of new clothing at No. 105, Market
street—Kunkel's new building—where the
public are invited to call and get bargains, as
the stock will be sold at low rates. See ad
vertisemeift. angls-1w
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Mss. Drims, of the 12th Penna. Reserves,
has received authority to raise companies to
form a regiment for one year's service, of which
he is in command. • Parties wishing to re
cruit for his regiment will call on, or address,
Capt. OREM, White Hall Hotel, Harrisburg,
Pa. auB-tsepP
Lochiel Greys One Years Service.
A few more men wanted to fill up this or
ganization. $3BO to 410 local bounty paid, $lOO
Government, making $4BO bounty. Men will
go to camp and draw uniforms as soon as
mustered in. Rally men, and avoid the coin
ing draft. Headquarters, Walnut street be- .
tween Third and Fourth streets, Harrisburg,
Pa. W. A. DFAN, Capt.
Lieuts. Theodore G. Thomas, Ed. G. De
beck, Recruitmg Officers. au9-tf
Recruits Wanted for the Baily
Guards.
Term of Service, One Year. Highest Bounties'
Paid. A few more men are wanted. The'
officers are men of experience. Call ,at the
recruiting rendezvous, White Hall Hotel.
Capt. JOHN T. HORGAN,
aulo-tf Ist Lieut. W. 0. SMITH.
Volunteers Wanted,
For the "First City Zonaves." Term of ser
vice one year. Local bounty $375 -; gov
ernment bounty sloo,msking in all $475.. Call
at company Headquarters—Exchange Build
ing (up stairs,) Walnut street, Harrisbnrg,
Pa. JNO. 8. BITUR, Captain.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Military .thasinena Attended To.
Bounty, Pension, Back Pay, Subabitenee and =WY
and War Claims, generally, made out and collected. Per
sons residing at a distance can have their business trans
acted by mail, by addressing
ICIIGENESNYD.ER, .itterneyot-Lirw,
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Summer Goods at low prices,
I T c i h N os G EI ot.
ummo rthoes Goods, Lawich Sun Chnbrellaa,
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hams, Stockings, Handkerchiefs, Black Ms, Paid Silks,
White Cambric; Undressed French Cambrick White wad
Colored ib1141142, and in fact an assortment of dry . gouda
notsurpasted by any. To all of which - we Invites thane
Who wish to purchase, and promise to sell at lees prices
than we can replace them for again. As ail kinds of dry
goods are advancing every day, now Is the time to buy.
. 8. LEWY.
"A Slight Cold? , Coughs.
Few are aware of the importance of checking a Cough
or “SLFIIIT Como" in Its first stage; that which in the be
ginning would yield to a mild remedy if neglected ; soon
attacks the lungs. "Brown's Bronchial Troches' give
sure and almost immediate relief. Military Officers and
Soldiers should have them, 45 they can be carried in the
pocket and taken as occasion requires. auglo.dawlm
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MBE most healthy persons feel more or less
weak this extreme warm weather, and lose theireri
petite. They need a good strong Tonic—one that will
strengthen the nervous system and stomach. This they
can get at 50 cents per bottle, at Mrs. L. Ball's, No. 27,
Heath Pine street, Harrisburg. Orders from a distance
promptly attended to. augl
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mailed to any address on receipt of price, which is ONE
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There is no need Of any person having the Dys , mtery
for one day. All I ask of the public is to try my Dysen
tery Drops; only 25 cents a bottle. It is very pleasant to
take; can be given to a child of any age with great coat..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RF.GULATIONS
THE PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE ,
PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE, 14th DISTRICT,'
RARE/SHOW. l'a., August 15, 1864. f
THE FOLLOW — II EEG - tr LATIONS OF
Atha Provost Marshal's Office are published for the In
struction and guidance of all persons interested, in order
that, in future, the public need not be in doubt as to
when, where and to whom to apply for information on
matters connepted with this department.'
Ist The ROAM of *Korolliikent contains each day (Sun
days excepted) it the proper room at 10 o'clock A. M. If
business requires it, the morning session will continue'
till 12,1 i O'CAXi: P. M.; the afternoon sessions commence
at 2f4 o'clock and continuo till 6 o'clock P. M. In no
case will examinations tOr disability be made atter day
light.
. . .
2nd J. J. Weitzel, principal clerk to Bcard of Enroll
ment, will at all tunes furnish information proper to be
furnished from the recOrds or thelioard - '
3rd A. F. Calpp, adjutant and special deputy, will be
found in the office room of the Provost Marshai. Ile has
a general charge, and. can be applied. to in all cases.
4115 The Enrollment Department is in charge of D. S.
Burns. •
sth A. E. Eyster superintends the mustering. and re
cruiting department, and has charge of the records and
rolls connected therewith; also, with enlistments into the
"Veteran li,sertre Corps."
Bth R. R. Cable has Fauns :of the clothing depth t
meta
7th For • idormatiOn with roferenob to horses and
property 'tufted as the•property of the Government,' ap
ply to John Heller; in -the Mush:Ong 'tinil-Recruiting•-.D.i
partment: ••x • r-3 •••
• 'Bth For information with inference to Deserters and
persons arrested, apply to side deptirtfnent, • '
L .
Bth John Charters has charge of accounts, records, &c.
10th For infosnation upon any subject not above spe
cifically designated, apply to the Provost Marshal, or to
Adjutant 11. I. Clapp.
11th. All clerks and employees are required to be at
their posts for duty at S o'clock A. M. The ofllea will be
closea to the public at 6 o'clockst.
12th Clerks and employees are required and directed
to be polite to customers and attentive to all persons doing
business in the rrovost Marshal's office. it is a duty and
pleasure to inform and serve those requiring information
or service, and if any clerk or employee fads in prompt
attention or peeper courtesy ; he will be at once diselarged.
13M Clerics and employees are not permitted to receive
fee or -reward for services , rendered. if they do so, the
penalty will be immediate disohargo. To offer such fee
. and , to,receive it are equally high inisderneenors.
. .
J/413. KAY CLEMENT,
Captain and Provost idlu^stial
14th District, l'enn
The members of the Board or Enrollment are John;
Kay Ciement, Yrovost, Marshal, Charles C. Hawn, Coat.
missloner, S. T. Charlton, Surgeon ; either of whom
may be consulted at all time; during business hous, ini
mamma commuted with the business of the Board.
The 'ProveiVldarahaPs Office is in Fourth street. op:;
posito the Government Battery. augl6-dim
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sicat Notation. The series is designed to include three
books, progressively arranged, but web book complete in
need'. The First and Thiid Books will bo issued as soon
as ready. Price of Song Garden, Second Book, $7 00 per
dozen. One' copy will be sent pest-paid to ' , any teacner
for examination, on receipt of fifty cents. For sale by
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esnnposing for several years; 'and is everywhere being re-.
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singers and musicians. The extent of Mr. Bradbury's
popularity may be judged from the fact, that of his last
took, the,JukiGge, over 200,000 have been sold, and of his,
entire works iribrOThan 2,1100,001 r.
In addition to its rich collection of Tunes and Anthems,!
the Key-Note has a great variety of Exorcises and light.;
Glee Cnoruses, suited to social or Singing-echool use, and'
inevery particular it is believed the lovers of good music
at church and at home will find the Key-Note just adapted
to their wants. Sacujoie copies by-mril, prepaid,.sl. 50.
Nor sale by JLABGIif dr. HAIMIS, Boston.
Published by . MASQN MM./TIMM, New:Fork..
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'Patted. States Tax .Payers
PaNOTI n all taxes remaining
d afer the 24th inst., the penalty of 5 per cen
tum on Incomes, and le per (swum tin License.; must
be adeed and paid. . A. K. FAIEDIESTOCK,
augbs-451] Collector 14111 District, rs.
:FOUND S.
(IN Tuesday last, near the R. R. Depot,
ne this city, ot , , ROLL OF , PAPER _MONEY. The
money einte had 5y addressing B. G.'STEavim,
Millers
burg, Dauphin vainly, Pa., by stating the amount and
deacriptiou of money, and paying expenses.
augLs-3po - _ B. G. STEEVER.
Tavern License.
NOTICE is given that application for a
Tavern License willte made - to the next Court of
Quarter Sessions of Dauphin county, by_John of
the 6th wafcl,6.6 the'eitrofArairisburig:
aura-d3t J. C. YOUNG.
' • "'-' Reward.
ON THURSDAY last, a large leather pock
et-book, containing betweeti Sao and $4O in United
Sates money; also, a receipt for bedding, and some other
paper of no value to any person except the owner. The
tinder will receive the above reward by leaving it at
aulb-d2t* THLS OFFICE-
VINE FAMILY '•FLOUR.-SHISLER
FRAZER have madehrrangements with one of the
heat mills in the country . ..to supply the families of Harris
burg with choice FLOUR. Every barrel warranted, and
delivered to any part of the city free of charge.
GA rSLEII & FRAZER,
Dealers in Fine Family GroCeries opposite the Court
House. aul3
VOR OONGRESS,
LEtINDE[ N. OTT,
Of SusquehiVaira, Township,
o 'l
Daliplite;County.
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PICKLED OYS T S.—York River Oysters,
Hermetically seat received this morning, and
Tor sale by the dosen e, at
=BLEB FRAZER.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELANDYS PATENT, ZARE.IVILLE, OHIO.
Man dys'
Steath Engine Works,
Blandys'
Newark j Machine Works!
NEWARK, OHIO
lEthindys'
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS.
1131azidys'
Patent Portable Steam Engines.
16,000 FEET OF LUMBER PER DAY !
COMPELLED to decline many orders for
Mills and Engines the 'past year, from utter ina
bility to fill them we resolved to increase our already
large facilities for their Manulacture. Very recently we
nurchmed the entire property of the Newark Machine
Works at Newark, 011ie, and at this moment both estab
lisbnients are in full operation. We will try in the future
to fl l all orders pro rptly.
The lumber trade was never as prosperous, and money
making mat present, and will no doubt continue to be so
for a generation to come. Energetic operatives with any
thing like good logs, can cut 250,000 feet per month, with
Biandys' Mills. Our Mills are peculiar. They are Blau
dys'. Are p irfectly equipped for work. Ample printed
instructions, with engraved ground pien for their man
agement, go with each, and every effort is made to put
inexperienced operators on a par with those who have
operated them.
Circulars. with descriptons and illustrations, and re
ports of operators forwarded to any address.
.Address H. m F. BLANDY. at
Zanesville or Ne% ark, Ohio.
rigir Ordcrs. Visits and Correspondence Solicited.
LEW/13BCRG 3 Union County, Pa., )
June 80, 1864.
* * * In the last three months, (working five days
a week) we have cut 525,000 feet of white oak on our
BUNDY MILL. In Juno, 190,000 feet. The lumber i
pronounced by the Baltimore Inspector to be the best de
livered in that city this summer. The Bland} - Engine has
done well, and I can now say it is a perfect success. Yes
terday, the 29th of Juno, we cut 16,000 feet of oak.
- JAMES C. McCLURE.
STr.o.losrows, Indiana County, Pa.,
June 27th, 1861.
* * * I can cut 16,000 feet inch lumber on our
BUNDY' MILL in ten hours. J. T. WOODROW.
Witatons„ Cambria County, Pa, 1
May 12, 186.1.
* * * nave sawed on my SLANGY biLLL 1,250,-
000 feet of lumber in the last seven months, which in
cluded the winter montha, often working only seven
hours a day, and wholly Low out a part of the time.
This is more lumber than any sin& mill has cut in the
same time within a hundred miles of this place.
WM. It. HUGHES.
Rivas, Guilty County, Ind., t
June 27, 1864,
* * I have run my BLANDYMILL four years, andsold
out for more than it cost me when no a.. As we had never
tried how much we could cut on it in a day, we concluded
we would do sg the last day we run it, prior' to delivery
to new owner. I measured it as if goitre to sell it, and
found it was 12,104 feet, mostly cut from logs 8 to 12 feet
long, small and very hard. The BLANDY MILL is the
Milt for Me, and . everybody e'se that knows anything
about them, in my opinion. A. SHUWALtakt.
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PUBLIC SALE.
ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1864,
rilEtE subscribers, agents for the heirs of
1. Frederick Wonderly, Sen., late of lifechanicaburg,
Pa. deed, will sell on the premises the following valuable
real estate, via:
A tract of Limestone Laud containing 67 acres and 6a
perches, all clear, in a high state of cultivation and under
good fencing, located in Silver Spring township, Cumber
land county, Pa., two miles West of Mechanicsburg, near
the road leading from that place to Carlisle. The improve
ments are a good
TWO-STORY HOUSE,'A GOOD BANK BARN;
wagOn shed, corn crib, and all other necessary outbuild
ings. There are also two wells of never-failing water on
the farm, one of which is near the door; an orchard of
choice fruit, and a limekiln on the premises. Tho land
has been all limed. The proximity of this property to
the enterprising town of Mechanicsburg, always affording
an excellent market for the products of the farm, renders
It highly desirable.
At the same time and place, a tract of Mountain Land,
situated in Silver Spring township, Curiaberland county,
containing 10 acres and 14 perches, easy of access.
l'ersous desiring to view the property previous to the
sale will please call on George Wonderly, residing on the
farm, or W: _IL Wonderly, residing in Mechanicsburg.
- Sate to commence at 2 o'clock, r. a. when terms will
be made known by 'GEORGE WoNDERLY,
W. R. WONDSRLY.
Agents for the heirs of J. T. Wonderly, dec'd.
anl4s.dtsep9
Recruits Wanted for One Year!
T>. officersare men who have seen ser
vice: " The Captain is a graduate of the celebrated
Government Military School at St. Cyr, in France, and
has s,rved seven years in the French army ; has medals
for his bravery in six battles, viz ; Montebello, Palestro,
Tubigo, Melegnagno, Magenta and Solferino.
The Highest Bountypaid to Recruits, and no advantage
taken.
The Recruiting Rendezvous, on Locum. STREET, at the
OLD MOUNT ITBENON DOUSE, opposite the Female
seminary, Harrisburg, Pa.
ItsraßENcas :—Brig. Gen'l Cluscrets, New York city ;
Brig. Gen 2 l. Duffey, Commanding Cav . Div. West. Vir
ginia; Theo. Fenn, Harrisburg. [augls-11v
MUSTER FOR BOUNTY !
VERBEKE GUARDS! ATTENTION!!
members of this company are all or
dered to report at Camp Curtin punctually by next
Wednesday, (17th August,) at 9 o'clock. A. at, or their
descriptions will be placed in the hands of detectives for
arrest as deserters. The company will then be MUS
TERED FOR ITS BOUNTY. All leaves of absence ex
tending over that time an herby revoked.
By order of O. pt. G. WASHINGTON FENN.
D. IL HOPKINS, Acing V. S. aula-td
PUBLIC SALE.
WILL he sold, at public sale, on WEDNES
DAY morning, 17th inst., at market, two match
CARRIAGE tiORAES, news ilvermounted HARNESS
and a ROCKA WA Y CARRIAGE. To be sold without
reserve. Sale to commence at 7 o'clock.
ST. CEO. W. SPENCER.
W. Brix; Auctioneer. au.1.3-3t*
NEW OPENING OF THE
CLOTHING HALL ,
KUNKEL'S NEW BUILDING,
•NO. 105 MARKET STREET. •
THE undersigned having opened the above
.I,:store. containing a full assortment of citizen and mil
itary clothing end a large stock of gents' furnishing
goods, respectfully invite their friends and the public in
general to favor teem with a call.
- LAZARUS BERNHARD,
5015-dlw PETER BERNHARD.
MHE Election Laws of Pennsylvania, being
1 all which are, of a public and general nature, With
moss relative to Philadelphia city and county, up to the
year 1864, inclusive ; and containing the amendment to
the Constitution and laws providing for tho voting by
soldiers in actual service : By M. M'KmYKr. A new
edition. eillarged and improved. To be Issued Initnedt
ately after the adjournment of the present Leilisianze ,
with suitable strong paper cover. Price 70 cents. A
discount allowed according to the number of copies sold.
For sale by M. WHINNEY, at
angls-dlwarlmj Harrisburg, Pa.
X l uritfuttire X - Lttruiture
1402 OF NEW FURNITURE--Of all
kinds—For hde it COST prim Inquire
auglbitl Corner of North Third and Boss streets.
Northern Central Railway.
1011 lIBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
FREIGHT and BAGGAGE described in the frillow•
lag list remains unclaimed in the Warehouse of the
Northern Central Railway Company, at Harrisburg. Con.
signees are hereby notified to come forward, pay charges,
and take their property away, or the mane will be sold
according to law, THURSDAY, August 16, 1884.
J. N. DU BARRY, Geng Supt.
No 1, Williamsport and Harrisburg check UV cee
black trunk
No 2, Elmira and Harrisburg check 1:0„ one bor,--Thiret
W Miller, Harrisburg . .
No 3, Baltimore and Harrisburg check 20, one bOX --
No 4, no check, one box, J Barmtt, Lockport, Mogen
Co, N Y
No 6, no check, one box t iJeut A Scott, Houvisbitrie
No 8, no check, one box, no marks
No 7, no check, one box, Jacob Weaver, Pittsburg
No 8, no check, one box, Reuben Parringer, Cane
wine
No 9, no check, fair leather trunk, do
No 10, no check, one box, Copt Phillips, Harrisburg
No 11, no check, black trunk, S S J, St Joseph's acade
my, Philo
No 12, no check, fair leather trunk, no marks
No 13, no check, fair leather trunk, Copt Lyman, Har
risburg
No 14, no check, black leather trunk, no marks
No 15, to check, black leather trunk, no marks
No 18, no check, one box, Jno McGee, Harrieburg
No 17, no check, one box, Geo L Stephens, Harrisburg
No 18, no check, one box, Newport station, P lit R
No 19, no check, one box, Daniel Robison, Philadelphia
No 20, no check, black. trunk, Jno Gemmel, Lewis
town, Pa
No 2t, Danville . and Harrisburg check 512, fair leithev
trunk, Wm 11 Barber, Milton, Pa
No 22, no check, black trunk, no marks
No 23, no check, fair leather trunk, W S Scott, Hants.
villa, Ohio
No 24, no check, fair leather trunk, Ike McDaniel
No 25, no check, black trunk, Sarah
No 26, no check, black trunk, G S Anal, Blegbamp
ton, N Y
No 21, Williamsport and Harrisburg check Mt, fair
leather valise, no marks
Zanesville, Ohio.
No 28, Baltimore and Harrisburg check 687, fair leather
valise, no marks
No 29, no check, fair leather valise, no marks
No 30, no check, black trunk, Jno H Monroe, Lances.
ter, Pa
No 31, no check, one box, Michael Trump, Allentown
N 032, no check, one box, no marks
No 33, Scranton and Hanisburg check 259, one box
No 34, no check, one box, Mrs slack, Prosperity, Pa
No 35, no check, one box, Henry Will, Beading
No 36, no check, one box, no maska
No 37, no check, bag of saddles, no marks
No 33, no check, saddle, Ignatius Floomer, Portage
station
No 39, no check, black bag, no marks
No 40, no ch ck, black bag, Mary Foster, Harrisburg
No 41, no check, black bag, no marks
No 42, no check, black bag, no marks
No 43, no check, black bag, no marks
- No 44, no check, black bag, ,1 Shaft, Jersey Shore, Pa
No 45, Williamsport and Harrisburg check 38, black
bag no marks
No 46, no check, black bag, no marks
No 47, no cluck, black by, no marks
No 48, no check, carpet beg, no marks
No 49, no check, saddle, no marks
'No 56, no check, bag, no marks
No 51, no cluck, one box, no marks
No 62, no check, one box, no marks
No 53, no check, hat-box, no marks •
No 54. no check, fair leather trunk, no marks
R J Fleming, one bundle thills
A L Babcock, 1 bdle reps
N Fraser, eleven barrels nuts
D Fisher, six corn•huskers
H Gilbert, one barrel insulators •
Nelson Bryne & Co, two boxes bitters
S Barkier, one box hardvfare
H Hawkins, one granite block
Nicholas & B, one box rudder
J Albert, ono barrel, two bore
Thos Hickok, one box hardware
No consignee, 204 brick, no marks
No consignee, small box, no mark@
No consignee, 41 sbeets iron, no marks
No consignee, package indigo
No consignee; one box merchandise, David Tamer, Raz.
Asbury,. •augla 4w
BRANT'S HALL. BRANT'S HALL.
RETURN OF THE FAVORITES.
RETURN OF THE 741.volur*
ON MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16th,
• Principal Characters by
Miss FANNY B. PRICE.
Mr. D. /IANCIIETT.
Mr. W. D. IDIEHNIC.
Supported by the entire Combination Stock Company
To conclude with .
KISS IN THE :DARIt.'
SELIM PETTIBONE W, A ROtiSt
Frir further particulars see programme.
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.SANFORD'S HALL •
THIRD WEEK OF THE
CONTINENTAL COMBINATION COMPANY,
ON MONDAY, JULY 25, 18511.
Friecompany consists of Elie best star per -
rmen, consisting of
SINGERS,
DANCERS,
ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS,
GYMNASTS, £C.
The manager takes pleasure in announcing that they
intend making this THE Concert Hall of the city.
HARRY WELLS & CO., Proprietonr.
BILLY PORTIA, Business Agent. jy234121.
CANTERBURY MALL.
WALNUT STREET, BELOW THEM
Proprietor
Business Agent
Stage Manager
Leader of Orchearter
Treasurer...
P, DALEIN, Captain
OPEN every night with a first•entaa win
pally of male aad female artistes. The pertbru•
once embraces may variety of legitimate itirittasmeaS,
such as
SINGING,
DANCLNG,
PAXTON:INES,
BDILLESQUBS, AND JEST&
Admission, 26 sesta . Seats to private boxes 50 cents,
Doors open at 7. To commence at (I o'clock. ryllidtt.
Wanted,
ACHILD'SNUR&E, or a girl to do general
house work in a small family. Must bring good
recommendations. Either will hear of a good puce by
inquiring at (aul.3-dtr) THIS oFfion.
Wanted,
.. ~.
A. LIEUTENANT with a few men: ._ yor
further particulars inquire of Capt. Dean.- Omeet
Walnut street, between Third and Fourth streets, :where
he lug host local bounty is paid to volunteers.. outglatt.
2 5 CARPENTERS wanted inunediitea7.—
Apply to H. H. KOLLRa, Harrisburg. Good
wages will be paid. augadlvt*
• WANTED,
•
"10.11 a country hotel, a good white Female
COOK. Also a good Chataberinaid. Goat soaps
vna be paid. Must COMO wen recommended. Apply a&
auglodlar THIS OYFICH.
-IAT AN TE D—An unfurnished or furnished
C a ge,tta or part of a furnished or unfurnished
Rouse particulars enquire st
Wanted to Rent,
A. ROUSE containing sor 6 room; tot a
small family. Leave directions at this Milos Rent
'mid in advance monthly, if required.
WARTED, • •.
APRACTICAL BAR-TENDER. Apply at
the saloon ander Beres Hotel. jy29-dtf
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AM U S.E MJEIII 'r b.
Rouse's Star Combination Company,
Rouse's Star Combination Company,
Rouse's Star Combination Company,
FIRST .APPRARAIiCE OF
MISS NELLIM SPRAGUE.
Will be performed,
LOVE'S SACRIFICE.
ANDY WILLIAIa
.HARIVINZSTATIER
MUSICAL FA-MCP;
COMIC OPKRA3
NEGRO OONICALITIES,
W AN Tb.
J IL DONNELL
JOY MILLER
THU OUICS.