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rilacarArd aerred subscriberx tri the
,sty at . l.7„t; .nentn per week. Yearly subseribora will be
..bargtt In 00 in advance. ' 'abbe Fere= who neglectto
syia adttuce will be cliarg64. $7 00.
IVEEitiLI TG.tfl.ll3l2ft.
lIS 'f - ra.thatint Is also pub weekly, and le furtnalne.l
saber ibers et the ailiowa4 , 40* -11 =al"
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D T S P:C PS lA.
A Cure Warranted.
D . y.spepsice has the ibtiortring Symptoiy
ist. A constant pain or uneasiness at the
pit of the stomach. ' •
2d. Flattdence and Kcidity.
sol. Costiveness and Loss of Appmiitc .
4th. (+loom and Depression of Spirits.
oth. Diarrhoea, with griping.
6th. Pain in ag. parts of the System.
ith. Consumptive Symptoms and Palpita
tion of the Heart.
SUL Cough, with Phlegm in the Throat.
9th. Nervous Affection, and want of Sleep
at night.
10th. - Loss of Appetite and Vomiting.
11th. Dizziness, Dimness of Vision, and
Lose of sight.
12th. Headache and Staggering in walking,.
with great weakness. .
Out , of the thousands of cases of Dyspepsia
that have used Dr. Wishart's Great American
Dyspepsia Pills, not one of them has failed
of a perfect cure. We warrant a cure in every
ease, no matter if of twenty years' standing.
Sold by all druggists everywhere, and A t Dt.
Wishart's ofe."ce, No. 10. N. Second. street,
Philadelphia, Pa. All examinations Klacon
wal4tious free of charge. Send. for
Price $1 per box. Sent by maiLli.e.74,.
charge, on receipt at money. .
DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA.'
1, ELM...I;MM DILANSUA, of Brandywine,
Del., formerly of Old Chester, Del. ' do certify
that, for one year and a half I suffereffevery-.
thing but .death from that awful disease cal led
Dyspepsia. My whole system was prostrated
with weakness and-nervous debility; I could
not digest my food; if I ate even a cracker or
the smallest amount of food, it would return
lust as I swallowed it •," became so costive in
my bowels that I would not have: ft: passage in
!ess than from four and often eight days; un-
Ler this immense suffering, my mind seemed
entirely to give way. 1. had a dreadful horror
and evil forebodings. I thought everybody
hated me, 'and I hated everybody; feouldliqt
boar my husband nor my own children, evity
thing appeared to be horror-stricken -tome;
I had no ambition to do anything;: I lost all
my love of family and home; I would nimble
and wander from place to place, but could not
be contented; I telt that I was doomed to
hell, and that there was no heaven for me,
and was often tempted to commit suicide,
so near was my whole nervous system *-
*eyed, and also my mind from that awful
complaint, Dyspepsia, that my friends thought
best to have me placed in Dr Kirkbride'e"
hospital, West Philadelphia; I remained.
there nine weeks, and thought I was a little
better, but in a few days hay dreadful ootn
plaint was raging as bad as ever. Hearing Of
the wonderful cures perfotmed by Dr. Wis
hart's Great American Dyspepsia Pills and
his treatment for Dyspepsia, my husband
called on Dr. Wiahrzt and 'stated My case to
him. He said he had no doubt he could'oure
me. So in three days after I called and placed
myself under the Doctor's treatment, and in
two weeks I began to digest my food; and felt
thfit'ray disuse was fast giving 'way, and I
continued to`recover for about three months,
and at the present time I enjoy perfect health
of body and mind, and I most sincereiy . retiain
my thanks to a merciful God and Dr. Wis 7
hart, and to his great American •Dyspepsia
Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial that saved.=
from an Insane Asylum and premature g-raie.
Ail persons suffering with Dyspepsia are at
liberty to call on me or write, as I am willing
to do all the good I can for suffering hu
manity. ELIZABETH BRANSON,.
Brandywine, DEL, formerly of Old Chester;
Delaware county, Pa.
WIEIEWIT'II . O.giCe;
,tie. th North Second
street, Philadelphia.
DYSPEPSiA!.. I}YSPEP6IA!
Wattawr-1. nave been a constant aullbrer *lda
Dyspepsia for the lasi eighteen years, during which time
l'eaunot--aay I ever enjoyed a perfectly well day. There
'were trilltill - Wheri the siyinpunna • were moreaggrairrited
than at others, and then it, seemed it would ha ;a great ce
der to die: I had at sill times an unpleasant' feeling in my
head, but latterly my Sufferings so much' increased that
I became almost Matti for business of any kind; my mjnd
WAS continually haled with gloomy thoughts and! fore
bodings, and its I attempted to change• their current by
reading, at once a sensation of.icymuldness connection
with a dead weight, as it ware, rested upon my brain,•
also, a feeling or sickness would occur at the stomach, and
great pain to my eyes, accompanied with which was the
continual fear of losing my reason. I also, ekperienced
great lassitude, debility and :nervousness,. ,which made it
difficult to walk by day s'ir sleep at . ' night. I became
averse to society, and disposed , '.,ouly to, seclusion, and
having tried the akin of a numbr Of, einhient physici.ms
ish various schools, dually came to the chmehision that, hot
this disease at my prevent age (#5 yeat•s.) there was no cure
inexistence. But,' through the interference of Divine
Providence, to whom I nevoutly offer my srlanks, 1 et last
Murals sovereign remedy In your Bysshe:psis. Pills and
Tat Cordial, which seem to have effoctnally rein° cea al ,
most the last trace of my long. Fist , or animate' and bad
feelings, and is their place health, .pleasere .aad content.;
meat are my everyday comontlema.-
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We. 413 North Second street,.lliiriidelpii*,,T
Formerly of WoOdtimy, N.:3
Dr' Inshart's Chloe No. 10 North Seroxid street, P 0 ..-
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A POSITIVE CURE FOB 1)17614E.P51A.
HUH WHAT viat. gum; E BALC"OK ELM.
• No. 1028 OLIVE STREXT, i
Philadelphia, January 22; 'sus. . f
tit wisits.RT,-sir:—ft is with much pleasure that I'
tan'now able'toinforro you that, by the use of your great
American Dyspepsia Pills, I have been entirely cured of
that most ctistrmahgcompkiet, Dyspepsia. I had been
grieviously afiliCtod.for theAgst. tweuty•eight yearEogid
for ten years of that time .fi'it‘4 not been' free :from from. its
path one week' at a Mine. ° I have had it in its worst form
and have dragged ou a most miserable existence-"-in pain
day and night. Every kindlof. food that I ett filled me.
with wind and pain it ,wartettrelamot how, fight, or how.
small the quantity , A conlintfeelbokiiiiiig:!was mire to
follow. I had no appetite for tiztylliktis -of:Tecate what
ever and my diatrere was so grtiat for SoVerrleiorths
be
bum i hearll or your Pills, that t travel:iffy eviiheiii. for
death. I had taken everything that I hadlitemird of for;
Dyspepsia, without me:vitas° any benefit; but on yintr:
Pills being recommended to nos by one whif. bad been
cured by them, I concluded to give them a triO, although
I. had us faith in them. To toy astonishment; 'found '
myself getting better betly.re4 , had taken one.fourth of a
box, and after taking:NO:A box, I am a well nuns, and
can eat anything I lag; and enjoy a hearty meal three
Wiles a day, without inconvenience from anything I eat
or drink. if you think proper, you are at liberty to make
this public and refer to me. I will cheerfully give elf de•
alrable information to any one who may call on me
Yours, respectfully, JOHN H. BABCOCK.
For sale at Dr. Wiknart-e Medical Depot, No. IQ North
Second street, Philadelphia, Pa. Prtoo One Dollar per
box, Bent by mail, free of charge, on receipt of price.
DYSPEPSIA! DTST.I2B.I. . ,
1, Samuel D. Havan t havit•lteen a great sufferer wAtt ir
chr on ic Dyepemda and Of me Kannco,
three yeam employed three or roar of the meat :Odd'
nestphyeletansotehltadelpfila, also Burlingtonpginty,,
N. They did-all for me they weld, but atlib,..lo:•pais
Poke. I was. constantly anal- vdtli t avvlbl 13,4
treas,_ and with constant belchilmof wlcd
ray magae wgireIVArVIHIIII7O taco cording, et
,:marem
wuntil cracked ht lat f trws, tuditltatr,:dreadfay
semi ca l l I oau, mor • tbr 'death to relieve me of
a m~, Intbrinca hid Coat all hope of ever being well
_l. Made It a subjedt.orp . rayer tha s i t he
would direct me-.to sone4lipecian Ormealetne
vilie INN rj.ieu told iollol UOftstisiu al
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BY GEORGE'-' BE'RGNER:
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Dr. Wisher% in the Philadelphia Latowl...of' e' greet cure
made upon Mr. John Babcock, of 1028 011ide street, Phila
delphia, by the great American Dyspi3pribt-lPillir. I went
to the. Doctor's 011bse,and placed myeolf' under b treat
ment, and told liinalf belittled to acid SINN ft *mild bathe
last effort I wentd..Mairev . It has been six weeks since I
commenced the use of bls medicine, and I am now a well
man, free from all pain' and distress, and can eat three
hearty meals a day with comfort, and feel,perfectly Well.
Dr. Wisher; I want you to publish my case, as I want
every.poor dyspeptic suffering as I was, tocall on me, and
I will tell them of the great pure I have received from.
your invaluable medicine. BAMUELD. RAVEN.
Corner Venango and Lambert streets near Richmond
street, formerly from Wrightstotra; Malin/Oen cdunty,
"The above arf a few among tim gormands which this
great remedYpte saved from an untimely grave.
We have thousands of letters fromphyalcians and gistsdrug
who have Prelorlbed and sold the Tar Cordial, saying
that they have never used or sold a, medical. which gave
such universal satisfaction.
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DR. L.Q. CicWiSifAET.
, , No. 10 North Second. etreet t .Pltilitdolphig,
!Mid by Druggists everywhere ' BgulylB..goti-ditxr
SOLE AGENCY 1.011;.: i ngS , 'Ora
T AM happy to offer to the_ pliblio a :large
Euidi splendid asaortinentef =• ' ; '
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Cr0.1.4D PENS,
manufactured - by
T;EROY W. FAH:4O7II - 14D.
tens are well finished, and
eafttfaetlre.
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BOARFFSRI 4 . BOOK BTOIL%
Beekuni etre"; 'epporite preGbyteria!l Church, Harriabad
Pa. maga ,
NEW PHILADELPHIA
C LO A K STORE;
IS D. FP. OBOSS' ITBN - BLOCK,
liarket Street,' Harrisburg - . .
DIFFERENT STYLES
07 FABDIONABIX
CLOAKS AND CIROU TA A.BS,
AND
AKE. SPRING 'SHAWLS.
upon on the lot_of AprlL [mar2l-4115,
Almanacs ! Almanacs !
BASEL
English and crerman .Lancastpr
' . Almanacs,
for the year
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siO; by the gross, Doze; or single, at Scheffer'S
Bookstore, M. South Second street, Harrisburg Pa. se29
MO 0 •Di rtie. r '
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NEW EATING AND DRINIUNG SALOCiN
Walnut street, between Thir4 OtriPourfti.
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Wines, Beer and the boat quality Of liquors opnalitutly
on h.o.d. A share of the public patronage Is 'reeilcutrutly
solicited. (ould6ml JOHN noN.Kkg , ,
. Very Conveirient.„
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JACOB 1.
- 91 A ICES pleasure to iatorm:his friends end
Customers. and the public In 'general, that he has
opened a wholesale ana retail Variety, Norma and ,rew.
dry Store, No .106% Market street, above &by & HsinWa
Building, Harrisburg, Pa.
It would occupy a great amount of space to ' enumerate
the articles composing my stock. The purchaser will find;
tarough my experience of thirteen years in the business;
that 1 can sell goods equal to the jobbers in the Eastern
cities. sept2o-dem*
TREES TREES ! ! TER RS !1 !
THE UNDPOISIGNED will . commence
planting Slitiaeand Ornamental Trees, Vines, and
such Trait trees aS are Ilt to plant In the Fall.'.:
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S:--,Persons who were furnished .wlthntr,:es , ,last
ElPtlng, that wet e, warranted, to grow, can hastethe , same
replaced that nitsst:d.
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VERT I'INE, INDKEDI
T ° inwfine And :eztexusive stook' of Photo.:
; graph Albutna and Photograph Card Pictures, we .
111.1,VC added a BEAUTIFUL OTELOPE for the reopptiOn
oreard &Oxen They must he seen and Will be. admired
• jar Photographeni supped :at the very,lowerit Whole
sale price; and. their Gard printed upon theinfor§k,
thoueand, wholesale and retail:at"
'thity24 SCHILTHIEW,S BOK; TORk„
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QUEENS and GLIISSWARE,tti:,iii43II.
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QAP SAGO, English Dairy, Pine Apple, Nut
k..7 meg and New York Mate Cheese; just reoßlved ot
A NENV SUPPLY of /RASH - 133104E1
lost received this morning; st. •
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IMEENCH .CHALK AND PENCILS,
J Suitable for Banks, Offices, &c., • ' :
At Schaffer's Bookstoie, Harrisburg Pa. afela
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HARRISBuita,. : Pi.; WEDNEgbAY EVENING, NOVEMBER' 16, 1864. 1,•:
EVENING EDITION.
. Ffolll. Abe.
~2.o,l4Efiegjakent•
- .• Cow A.T .:14ANABILLSIJ1714CTION, ..i •
• . Friday Evening,. 1ity . . , 11;: . 1864.; .-4. .
E. TELEGULPH— . Dicer Sir .' ' All was life and
''aninietionthie ntornin k; , in osto.p. • ,: A sharp,
tutting wind ; prevaile d •,all ' , night, i and your
correspondent, together With a - party of twen
ty-five, or thirty othOrs tlttat lodged-in the stock
inde,,,or guard-fictinte; hart night,' (Mot for-in
tclulgingin spits4)obtArie; as the Gentians have
it,t. but • becartseor /vein:: fortunate 'enough to
be placed - bnoalit4Ol 4 the night, -in Our regu
lar turn ,) thong:hi4l:L*sl44 of a soldier isnot as
pleasant as it Might begat times, brit ifiti from
being7 4 ftlin•ellfioilitfi'llogr as some woftld have
it, ; sitlin'agfiVegfite I 'Obliged "to- lie :dean flog,.
fashiorii•-iocel• initi4iatly; if :?trei "-feel
,' inclined to
rntipr A w* G ii i ty, - 7.14in0,,,u. t::- ::::, , r - , -;• ;, • -, I
-: ,) , Thia2o 4 2d ''...etigkrient; 'quartered 'quite. near
lik.i•AirOfiglit 14iltbt them a herd of fine , Cattle,
'4s:aptured in' 6tte ectitheir: foraging eipeditiOns,
and they . 'Slakthter a'supplY for their daily rtse
every -mOrningiet *-- Amin:4lloi animals i observ- •
;ed several fine. • sp . eciinerislbt -. l)urhem stook,
and rshotot?not wonsiet . it . th 4 Y - ware dO•vPit
frent"Pertnntyli atilt -Ok!Oaryland, on the 'Obea-
Sion of sonie•Of theicaidi - lle..trOlinias "iii*le
into these Stet ani e Within ,tft, 4 - iiast::two' , years.,
It afford . the - inthi*O ‘ ire'ai'xitiriNl-0 11 P..0 1 FIftL ' Sa '
• -the boys drop totem with: aitaalelkilkiii. I
n
ever .thebittelier '-iinilies to c0nin,, 6 4.91Y.,..,, ‘4 0_,, ~„ I**
tione: Some' of the i3harpshOOn:ll - '-"?• " e
thing up- "brown, "and as the
finer'
penetraWnilliqktur Of the beaSt he,die-ct el e
;never knows*:" "iitat"Struck him!'_ - 114, t r2, re
:Hiesttn, tif ,, ethe, , ; bitii.dttoorthnis*y : deri f l r '' s ''
melt, ea itati*OfEitheitori,near Harritifiqui s /
ga've the*Otiiiitits . tei , ':.'sfrapping" biglaWigt ,
from • the''tiiipitift c,`iiitabf his ritle. , tge.ise
1 creek shot, arid noVka...,' . , : !•.
1 ;- • Geti.'-Slongh• Aud i . - ' 'fly :Came . donn..,fistin;
Alintandrie,:'thistri*lng*,, in' a special car at- ;
• intehed-to the e trairi.'TlleY were the, guests,
• e of - sorne"tte the distinguished military chief*. •
tahis here, I Preattnie;litit I could not leant'
tithe whereiVoitts',#t i ffieiriqttartere. When the
train left, 'A 6.t* re.' 'if:, for Alexandria; out .
exoellent regimmita
ship of AfigfiStit's -. , ,Esq.,;, serons4etjhe :
*
Itifiti e n§fitgred - '*Visitt -' Their execution ef , •
the "Idocking-Birdnwas delightfuL In fact,-
the leader of the band deserves great credit
• fief 'his pains!-in instructing . the innsidians
under hem. If tiloy are fortunate enough to
return to their
„„homekst - well, and •heaftry - '-es
they'nowaleeppear to be, our city may feel
justly proud of their Musical abili.ties. When . , ;
GeW Sloti o ,bh's faintly ldft Mailinisas for A10*,. :
andrite; tkelfrii vial intense ' Clie . e ling by the 801= ;
diets surrounding tht - railroad.
.Tili,oriv:i4;*.genexal - Mourt Martial in 'session. -
.hero at Att.. nasats:at . thiwrititg,.Oonvenet-1 hly ; •
Order of.-, Major - Gen - . John P. Slongli."Phe. -
;following gentlemen and officers comp -
. he
court: • ;., - -,.,•,. .. .!i •• •f i•i' :
President—Lt. Col.J,'Wesly Awl. .
Captain Benj. F.-Aishenfeltar, 201st rdef,
J. QuilloY Pfeiffer, 2024 " ' i
A. Wilson Decker, 202 d " '
. David Gochamtur,2o2d "
Ist Lieut., JaMes A. Lucas, 202 d "
.6 Jacob H.. Brown,2o2d
Judge Advocate7paptci.y‘TeshngtonFet nn,
'2olst regiment: ',; ~ .• , l
There are a Uttinber of eases, before the
court, but the sOntencee of the parties ar-'
reigned and conCidted, have not yet Lbi sEya
promulgated. ,•!,
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This afternoon-, at 3 ecioalc, - * r4RO,4m-t ,
.wfustriarchedbutof camp on the liattielie/4 I. a
lilac:asses, , and ' sttl3.jected to a thproughrt 44-
mental drill, under Col. AwlT,'efficient and
excellent military- Maneuvering, Bystarill
were numerous, andthe soldiers were seen : ;c ,
the old forts, styled Beatiregard, Lee anct--_
(fiddlesticks to the rebel newel!) watchh
our movements. "At' the coneltision of Bret
Parade, the, till:owing order was prorunlgato'cl,
by our gentleinanly and efficient . Adjutant,:
Geo,'W. ifeisinger, Esq. r ' '
SPECIA.I., ORDERS, /I ~,.. „
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No. $ B7, L . ... s -7!. , '
wiz DERiarrautavr, • - •
Amio'resT GerisseesOmos,'
Wasetiorox, lioierabet.7 . , 1864:.-
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lb. Satisfiletory evidence halving beetitilet
in this'office that the I'9/Lowing iianaestenlisfe
men of the 201st regiment;i'sinnsylvania , vol-f
unteers, have furnished 'acceptable =bati-.
lutes, they will be, discharged .the service.Of
the United States, upon the- receipt of "this
order, at the place where they - maY be serving: .
ParVATEEIe 1 .
T W'Peeples, 4o E, Jno F reedenstine,CoE,
C C Rump, " John Hinter,
Isaac Reese,.. 66 Samoa IL Gray,
Wm Car' •.. " Win. D Smith; CO
Matt)v X L ' 1§(446? EilWfiliam Weber, " [ ,
our
Semi NE ersole, "'-;• , r.kes:ij T Free,
William S Keen, " 'W..ea .0
Wn Het,, ,
Jacob it lifillbri , -' " 01(es thirki n ,
Joh,u W Gray, '" I fenry Manger, ' 6 ;
John C,llictffraan, " -John Gridy,Vo H
Jonathan...Collura, " - Vred'lrStiYder, . " !
- John Evans,- " CiOlEtter, 1 "
John H Leaman, " Edward Adam, " ,
.Hiram : ]fiellerman, " Martin Graffins, "),
:Richard Ferguson, "‘ , -Virm' ODuntan, "!,` ' •
Frank Darby, , ):.I‘lo 'Oliver Miller, - . .`,
Isaac Moyer, .-.. '"-in ; ' • -
By order of the Sedristary Of War.
E., D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjtitant Generr
. j . '
• '' '
•
. I., ! ; l24l6 i t =7, w . ill atiL D. b T e oWil obs S e E rv Nilj, ed t A t S h El a t i A't
a d rituxi . % t on.
ot, the
gentlemen in the above lists held, 'ln t
instances, •commissioned Offtes,mnf c , 8a" lia , l
of them were noni-coMmisisjoneiV'..A" - ''' ---
netiessarily. reduced : to WO" , rr• -.t 0 4 11 e): 'Vere
for.the simpliSrOsnir thid e ta, _AL I A. 'of privates,
be fdre&agairs, 'and ilißpzr; ,
_-__elr . Pcr Aloes Must
accompliihed if , the dise" "-`"b e rrt a n te Act be
their positions. Hen
the ranks. We are ~,--, 'AO ,
Barged r den still,held
tl. Leis reduction to
but the Permsylvir iiorry to . pant with thei,n,
not find on the fi", . 1312/lalik( 'ad 'company eaA
where, MOO to ' ' ,120063. of I tlarrisburg, or else:
on joining tb All, *eve& Mons these men left,
their e ll er- I ..ekrej4lineset. r .who areas useful on
and, there is'4,-,.„AuMvx _ machine shops, fie.,,
and just 'forei''sruil is rk theY Psrs,p..q4 a wise.
whose: , , conae in`.l9l:ealling
. t,ltint, A cOsßlgy eta.,
yam , ;labor had giv an them satisfaction. for
yie 4 /110 s ubetitnt l ling others. Itis , perfeetlk.
: - '
:
All tile. Ming 14 , 1- u'AVlNiket h° P ,
....ztliarmgrek -- . d . ,„li, gl our,
esteemed friend,:L . ' -- A Dar by, pr eftheiZtAter-,
id *ter lAiiiii4mefitTYrie* prove ..Olcuil*f
an honbiable Inaii -- 1404 let 4,344
reliable lgi -eitfirr 1. ;respect., :andbleaviik: rtrae.y f
friends, benisto w : 'jab hies success in 3 1 W ; ,
future uniketakinu lit'' ' ' ' ' " - ' '" ''.
fr' Th is afternoon , a squad of 10 men m
company iit, Bth Illinois cavalry, atatiol/ed
here,'strolled' out of camp on a foraging ex
,pedition, and were attacked about a mile and
a half from "camp, by a force of 25 men under
the rebel Captain Kinsloe, of Moseby's Chin
que-pin whackers. They were attacked in the
rear by surprise r land had no way of escape,
whatevor,: . TTircoafe.the men were shot dead
instantly; and ttrthird . Man was found with
mud and!. leavei , :plastered over his mouth,
with life' .noulYi.extifict.. Two of the men
killed were new - rectal& andleined the r --
ment at. BeetinfOwnwiltt.: ( only a few d s
before. Their; names are: privates Bulb rt
Erstterly,'Ohasi Mullarkey and Henry Bar
dick, of .-Winnebago county; ELL They be,
longed toingmpany 11, and were all unmarried
men. Another brother of Idullarkey is at-
taehed to'llA r eame company, and takes the
sad affair much to heart. . .. -- • . , :i"? .
They aretiiow lying in .etunp, lit -the woods
south of, us, rolled up in .their blondest% and
will be forwarded to-morrow at 11 o'clock, A.
M., in charge Of, tome of their late comrades,
for= interment in the National CeMitiOry, at
Washington.
Three catheirdrorses_fellinto the - hands of
the rebel thieves. :The hews were wounded
ii4othp t it A. , . ,-, P. ,
.terty 'iattacked. *landed
pt i re
one : 411. ~--„,• ~, , w filorse.:. The :retif,,then
ea, d- . . ; ,br -fhe' "lihnoisiims, l --WaMed
'"Uli ley" H.. s, and placed the wounded rob
on Hope's horse, in order to guard "Charley,'"
while;tlte other chinque-piners charged down
the idad ' after' the six 'remaining 'Union
soldiers. Hope made his escape under fire
itf Akew,onlided. Ael? I.W. hiPt.lhOrite , escaping ;
back to camp unharmed. Each of the men
killed had a bundle of hay s lung , across their
lioirsit.i) and of course wereil'unprepared ,to
show any resistance. When tha escaped party
faiupued t to i namp and related the affair, a
squadion of tivb coinpanies'Were immediately
detached to look after the thieves, but without
,cipecess. Another. squad of six men, belong
is '4; to Company t .T.;, , Bth Illinois, (among them a
deb srter—qpite ayoung man, belonging to the
rebel' arinT,) : :w9v , oqt of camp; daring the.Wl,"
. to , fo n:yet, 13 aloo, tit are now ,miseing: nd
itripposgilicto.4 ei fti tallenjilto . the hands; of
'llinalotarStAit4lfv ' gq a - 41 Tk a , Thgtar a t ka (Pies
fion is i n somins :ta of , col. gatable,ond • has
e alyea t e4ii t iaanert;:j‘rthe Mansell4 fixtee their
ogattiiatiort; and g1eY:449414 911- PIe , IWOB
the, sa ddear. t a ff a i t :th a t, boa yet: betel- them.
:Thdy ! sayri.ivoe unto Idos. ll Y, aa „ d s ." :l ,, ~ aii2
'the whole Unto of pirates .. hat 4°PW, ham,
'the
we ever come across them. . We talae!7to
more pt.:setter - N.?" '''''"
Tha aldelhik! of thbrPlain might ; 9 ' B w, 6 _ l - ask
for mercy;-in :the: days of the famisL'ls,a° 3l ; ,
as those infidels,ask for quarter at th ha ndsL,
of. these bravalllinoisitins, if they over
, catch
!them !—take: my; word for that.. One 0..7 , In t)
, men;wasabirt through the back—the other"! in
tkierback of iturriiead; and the third throrthlt
the Anil and bbilst. . .
•At Alio .xeci twee of litany comrades of those
I
unfortti s nate ;hien, your correspondent:::
perhataba.parmitted to say a word;rwth ir
behalf. They were men beloved by their co -'
panions s .fralak, sociable, brave and comae: eo 7,
respbeted hymn their fellow soldiers;..,Autd..
unloOltect dor affair has cast sadness and glop in:
and sorrpScover :.the whole camp. ;May, the
ha l o: .i thst,:doeth; all things zmell," , be ,with
their,hiftenda and relatives in, the fir West, said
comfort andistniblin.themi iii thislgreat trial,
wherahe sad sews is imparted;to them.t.ra'r,e-'
well; brave otanrades. Peticreto your remains,
In,the roll-cal! , at the great day we shall.ineet
once more—never again oft earth!
1.. amquider; .obligationw, to Sergeant. F. H.
: Ottrapbell, of tl'ae Bth:Jili no* for the abOve
I authentic. and rahable-ancount. . • : -: ,
Before I conclude thialengthy epistle, I silli '
inform_your readers of-a circumstance that
.occumlotitifre elt OP late. eleetion;Nrotlay, of
note. polufirly .1), of Col. Gallop's reg invent
of 14eR t yl,"Artillery, are mostly (iergia. tui. , ---
,awinginß- under the'.Linco/n flag in or_ le of
the M& jal atre,e,l# at Washington, :when t. hey
eitnie Out here, fh.ey ' 4 4 htirrah '-edlrtattly l 'or
I,tolellen 1" ONa counting.the result of .th e
vote of Company 1), the other day, it stood
thus : ..
For the:TitneplaOeitoni.........., ~ . 10
IllajontYor ..Lco . .... ..............14.6
Cause of these Men changing their - voperi—
the Chicago platform t So r fmn tol,d.iby hn•
offrcetill high cit;anding in the peglinept,,i, , ~
4,
2; ,.„ c i loso, i ,;'4li9 . boys are dfoirjointg,ithe
,P . F .p9 - 14 , ,,:g54.mycm).-o,up 4 4 4 - 42.4esideade,
eft . - r*Go, in i '.. corporal,orryoti; FM, get no
'44 0 1 . ;So, - foiri the preaent, enough, but
irfore.4non. •• n , . . A. IL. B.'
t •
...4.:;,14 SAS JIINVT/Ols,',
A's 4,864.
Nit.piXtber /1, . ,
~ 6 i 2 ` ' y'31.,,,,..,' here, b u t, eveet to lie
We
,are , still -,lT`t'e. a., .or se. -,23,1it whither
"11,13(.kailqiig, :14 ' 4 1 47,11i- o n tugs the /. 401
*Cht/i4'Pq.P n o .w' ri t 1,,704 laioyv,tqr.lsr,
I.l Yike- • •lit°°n , ) 7: 1 townsmaalt,.v.m49lll2s
teen'ir Aira a iii:•':
91u o
- oted to 44111 0 4 va°
;Shrive?, Big- , y,iF..0,,,13;i11, p 01 i„ 44 , ox. Se
rrated by out..:fFit.ePu? A. 11. B.
•
•
geent. 1
MED
I.‘,Nr3,;:ifor?‘. Ste!ek.lllarik,ts.
YOIt/y NOW. 16,
Stocks lowcr; Chicago and. • lock Island
0721; Cumbergia:Preferrdd 514.illiinois Obittral 1284- Mi chigan Smith
ern 734-; 'iliac guarantied , 1415; New YOrk
• Central:l26; iteading . l3o; Hud.scin river 1. ;
Canton Co: 13 , 14 f Erie 101 i. t :Gold .opened at
2134, but declined to 238 i; 'Coupons, 1881,
110; Five-twenties 103; Ten-rorties 96; One
year Cqrtificates 96.
GOOD manners • are a part al good morals;
and it is as much your duty :As your interest
to practice in both.
EvErt:r. rote has its except ions ; then this
nde itself, ,haS i jts exceptims=rthatt is, there
are rules Niith o 4,oo4kti c rOi
Txa science...4l4 nutkid tough many me to
forget v,altdd,be more welcorqs to them than
theirickeiir of Mnemonic&
A stiEBEEt
,of publiia .clocks in Glasgow, 1
Scotland, arcs, now controlled ;by electricity
#0 , ,,,t49 otafrscatO4 . , Of.
.Gleusgoi ir VltiVerSity. 1
;I , ; Um surest way.of gaining me n's re5p , ...44 is
Aimprbfer your own approbation to theix4.
arATrzsirou can reallrbe as little Preachod
Wr:iitigged into a young person iv's ability. ,
1 • Tuer Man is rich Wood in fri ends who can„
IPae tWo oF Ape end rwttio be, 1 )ardirupt.
: 2'.lo2lthioillitut Afforis.,Aer Tit toii Ng hame
not owlreep,aliv. tiktA IA; OA* lill e 47 41 :5'. , '..
TEE Italian fleet is to be redo audio &atingle
i ditaiCiAliOUTOadlitiion6pleta ed,frieltem.
s:, i f1 , ...1_ if • a . .1 ,• 4
1 , ;- : k ti or, 41 ciri otountels'is to ply betelenl.-elo
' rade and thelifitsoniffiVer. -:- 71 i
I jurf 1 .,..1•••
Trot girls are uniformly attracted tovitellimg
militery men.
••.• , „•: - .q..h . el •
1 LI ~t
PRIV/KJ' • '= R(li
• •
, z ,F,„.. t r.3‘12 lo no 73idT
*.L q.
- - Wasegosow, Nov. 15,
General Raviliugs, Colonel : I:N.4- and- Gekt-•
eisl Burnside arriVep. at .Willii•o,trovk ; pis
_taw
4 1
terday.'. - :' . '•• ",,', . : .--,- .:,,,,,,. "
Ids: Abdicle; 4 , heavY ,ax -. - ,r - x;:c aid
'Abraham Belluf,N - ,` . 179f,1i Pa.;:i le:d and'
wereburied - "ester N.,,,. , :. . . . „.I. ~ i
A. man'ilOnttl P'eferWI34• I NVIUI arxestetciar-th.e
P 'e'Rlne*egt. of 11.04 a' #l4O *IA carp, s br
seq, 4 - 1 J{ t Nsr!ig tttWlng , % 9 39 - s tioP s'
TV.rieli . wiitOlied: 91,4 . 41 1 ,.0 2 ,x,..t4;: ii 4
p tyoil t
,e Aet'ectiveS;' - „,, ,.. ,- ',..;,:
The , otc-Iteuben Fenionlßite* et
of NiinirYe'rk, will be in IVrah i likogfonAl y,
having hetsi summoned as' a Witness Tapi• e
defence in the elite of Colonel North, now n
trial. befinvisthaMilitery . Commission. '
Last niglitMagentienien about the .Capitol
gave a caltetiorz httimamancordtion of the re
sult of tharecent eledtionoilAtennteber of in
vited guests were present,.
A nunaneß4primiltientehstrgymen drew in
vitations
ta gave in tP•o_,,.araigA44teSdaY• The
Sortintoqvito - vAoysympriaon. *as
an49,10 4 .he,ii. ( 0 P ilißiik"l l ß ditiPOTlplity was
eitended.r o ry(i A t k e . 9 ul);ti f y„ •
Sheridan's cave*: has been reinforced by a
hirge addition,lerit" to hii.n.'fisini'ttanp Stacie. 1
awn.. ,Tii* men had been ',dismounted *id
had biien waiting circiers for some time.. Part
Of them made'a ve7 . ",finft :sticarance on the
AVenue this inorning.., - „Camp., Stoneman, at
Giesboro' Point, is to , be reinoved.
_Genera Glirable ,and staff went to Fells
Chinich`this morning, to .seloct,..a,aeiv greand
'for a dismounted cavalry camp.,, : ,
Several Seedy looking rebel seitera were
brought la this morning. ' Theiifittie nothing
'new* to tell concerning affairs in Dixie i '
L WASHINGTON, Nov, 15.4-iGenettil , tasible
has taken' Command of all the , troopai -in ' the
vicinity of Falls Chturthv General-Gamble-
was formerly Colonist af•thaStb Illinois' cav
alry. His commission dates from yesterday.
By an order i;gtsund a fea: i ( NO at•ep since
from the Waf,pepaXtiiMilt, 1 4a4m. tlnif ,9 atap
Stoneman is to be entirely 4aidoned. Mho
reason assigned is thecitpinme, - wfdpii the, de ,
partment thinks unnecessary._ „flietti. Col.! S.
LC. M. Young, of the'4th Pennaytiania Cavalry,
will close up the bnsiness _concerns of the
camp, which will occupy hire about ~three
• weeks. , • • • ~• •
The subject of the seizure Of Ale Florid in
.the harbor of Bahia has not yet- been. pre-'
seated to, the 'tinted States Government 'by
that of Brasil..
After careful inquiry it 4i, secartained there`e
is nothing whatever to sustain the repeated
rumors and assertions of cabinet changes.
1
The indications are directly contrary. This
&'•atement, however, .exelades Secretary Pea-
B olden. who,. it-is kiiiikvii, Mecca . accepted
the position of head of the - ''
.. Syr Stio
oeugressional recess. •
Reports-continue to prevail Olaf :Hon. Rob;
- ext J. Walker will be hits- successor.
Central and South Anterlea.
WAD AND BUXOM; OF WAE-TEE TONNAGE TAX
SUSPENDED IN THE POETS OF PANAMA -EX
CITEMENT ME TSB PASSAGN OF UNITED STATE*
TROOPS ACROSS TILE ISTHMUS,,
, . NEW Yana . , Ncv. 14.
The steamer. Oc.ean Queen, from Aspinwall
on the sth inst., has arrived, Aonvoyed,by the
United States steamer. Grand. Gulf, She:Wipgs
$277,000 in specie. •
. , 0 „...
The Government of Chili had acknowledged
Spain aruiPern as belligerents, and had, pro 7
claimed coal to be contraband of.war, and not
to be supplied to either. Of thosetiattons' Yes
seley
Reports were current at Valparaiso of an
outbreak of theirs:Bans on the south frontier,
land tluit'they bad.attacked Angel.
A new ministry has been formed in Peru..
The Spanish .7Peruvian question is un
changed since t i tre , last maiL
The South Amer,ican Congress„to meet at
1:411118, has not YohliCeit formally iffangurated.
An English Protestant place of worship had
bet. - 11 opened at C,allao. -.. v, ;
T..he question ,of, the annexation of Central
A me op,a, to the Mexican Empire is being dis
onsseo aciongst politicianss'of a kind likely
to favo.r it: There is no probability that any
thing-of the lcindwill be , _carried out, every
Goverment *, Pentral Amexlon being op
posed to such a movenaeiit.: Rumors are
prevalent to the iffe`ct that' Cluatemala and
San Salvador are likely to make a hostile-move
ment against Hondmrasr and also of an inva
sion of Efondurasty ea; ?resident Barrios; but
thestrepirts seem to bo without faandation.
The tonnage tax has - been suspended in all
the free - iports of Panama. The- PfiWicte of
Uldted States= troops across the!Jsifunus of
Panama had caused. muelmeimitemei4 ,but it
had subsided. The United. ,States sloop-of
warNarrefonsett had sailed` froin Panama, for
Ohio, en route for PhiladelpbhW ' 'Rear Ad
" mind 'Peals= has. taken , command of 'the ,
United,Stat vs squadron in tip Pacific..
Trial of the St,. .Alhatis Raiders
HoliTsztu,, Nov. 14.
The ease for the•proseention against the St.
'Albans raiders closed ,yesterday, when it was
decided to tak•A3 the voluntary, statements of
the prisoners.
Young made It statement; and saill'ho as a
commissioned °ever in the Confederate ser
vice. The expedition was not' projected in
Canada, and the object of it was to retaliate
for the acts committed by . Grant,, Sheridan
and others,.in accordance mith civilized war
fare. Young then handed in big commission
from. Mr. Seddon, Secretary of War of the
Confederate:States, and said he had lo•com
municatewith his government at lb.chmond
•to obtainimßoTtent testimony and could not
'be' readyfor% full defence ;or thirty days.
'The other prisoners arc making. statements
• • • .:;•• •
Reported Assassination of Ddajok
General Canby.
Louis, Nov. 11.
Information has been.:received here that
Major General Canby, whilst ascending White
River, Arkansas, , on the 7th inst., on the gun,
boat Cricket, was,sh9t_,l)y a guerrilla from the
shore, and that the General • Tss severely if
not fatally wounded id the groin, the bullet
passing through his body.
WA% Nap ,1,3. 1 -e:Otn4 0f.i11.4 0 :1511 1 35torAlvho
attended GenO.Csali4V,Usa#l794l betre—trom
Pilemphia, and - raporbithat nis voila - is very
Serious and hie:=feCirvery doubtful. General
Canby was on tlildeek of Ui &boil when
he was shot, • Vie hbilt . ' s *n tildietitately
`turnea tooki'ana itilt
oksb hdloat to fAiitilimia wa
in all opood for Vilpi,
its a Square.
'WS mewls
/ $ 9 '
1
'up5.........
inek . ...... 2",
,etc; ::.
- , ontiu3 ........ 9 Cto
ft() 40itaup—rvas.11 ou:
Sti niontba Six mouths
Ono year ler this your CE,
Administration "ciotkiep, , 2
Marrigir Notices • - it' '
Atutilars Notices
tam.-&11 Notices ; melt kthertioii
://-„Eisminess notices inserted la thaTocai CoEussYs, or
before Marriages and Deaths, Siggr Oman rim LMM for
each lireeition. . .
33rii
The rebel attack inkAtla!ita, made on Mon
day, the fith inst., was dgpeted principally
upon the 28th and PllthPennsylvania regi
ments., The boys Sib'ocl • nialifulft ,to their
work 4 They reeeivedthe. , enemy.4 wittaively
sallies, each as qaert, coMP • tile .4YCitlikn
men after our - returns ! ' . They kept pp } too,
a brisk fire until the rebel; retreated: •
.;• The attack was. a- bold dite, and
degtly made =scoot* of the newsßaptir :n
-mgrs of the evacontion of Atlanta. 4,4rH.an.
still holds that stronghold.ecurelyv.,.. cry
ifelM.
few citizens are remaining there, anta
nooga is filled with thousands of refugeeS:
As the train was going from Chattanooga
Nashville, on Saturday afternoon, thecar. con
-tail:Ling the Pennsylvania electioiOtemi2.-
stoners and agents ran off the trakk"eictlic
Whiteside trestle work. The ear was partial
ly broken up and was left toppling op the
edge of the trestle. work, a hun.O.ed few:ol4o7e
the stream. The escape was aria,
0 4 1 Y.t1T PeX.A9ns were .
NNW
- W.Sst — rtti624W 3 Nov.
A telegnita reeeivefl - itit; othist , Dureau, fren,
near Petersburg, repots-liveryfiurtg as quiet.
It also says: Capt. W-.11..:21'C '
lure a gallant
soldier, has been mustered in as a Colonel of
the 2d Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, and that
the appointment meets with favifirltfriiMboth
rank and file. They . regimetit , htaillourteen
hundred men preent for duly. about nine
hundred in hospital, and over five hundred
prisoners. They - Nrere 'en moose ` fe t e Father
Abraham, and disappointed the Ctipperheads
who thought thar-oWmg tO 'pairclifferetices
between the State dovernment and - 41e War
Office, their votes would be recorded-tor "Lit
tle Mac." The regiment is in excellent condi
tion, and longs for an opportnninty to test its
mettle under the new regbie.
Decline in-Gold.
Nzw Yank:, Nov. 16, Noon.
Gold has been declining all, nicunin,g,,ai.ii
is now quoted at 238 i.
ie
Ml..—Gold now 44. *;=
narkets by Telegraph,.
From AtlantaV
Lotrzavtras, Nov. 14.
From Petersintiw.
n33:uimosim,. Nov. .15
- The rain to-day has increased the dullness
whidh hail marked the course at the market
for some days past. The export deinand for
flour is limited and only a few small lots sold
at slo®lo 50 for superfine, sll®ll 25 for
extra and $12®13 for extra family and fancy.
Rye &ex and corn meal advanced'-and firm;
the former at $9 25, latter $7 50. ' Wheat is
in steady request at s2' 6052 65 for red and
'52 85 for white, Small sales of Bye at $1 70
®1 '72. Corn, scarce and in dennind ilt, $1 80,
but moat holders ask more. Oa'ts command
900. In groceries brit little doirig;-aniiill sales
of Cuba sugar at 21022 c,• arid Rio Coffee at
46G,47. provisionivbtit movement;
sales of ,Mess porlf 7 sikSetriSs'Lbeeflanas su
2613 1 • Sides at 21k ankt sOldtbileisiat-20 t -Lard
advanced arid 200 , 111iiiP.asieMidWefi old and
new sold at 23.t®214. - Petri:4olin Steady at
14®45 for crude; 67®,69, refiifekl' in bond;
85(490 for free. 300(bblti Ofii&Whisder,• l :sold
at $1 78.
.
• • Hsu' Torrailidtr:Aro.
Cotton firm at 42. Flmirdull faidlSdlow
er; sales at $ll 00®1115 for Ohio:: Wheat dull
and 2®3c lower. Corn declining ;' , liales of
15,000 bushels at $1 82 iti , Store,'•arfccAl 811
delivered. Beef active. Polk Alt4lir;al $4O
.621.• for new. Lard dull at 0.1®21.` :Whisky
'dull. ",
Tax horse of therla&Gen. Wells is dow at
Boston, under treatment for his woundn. Un
flinchingly he bore hierider through tlutiever
est fighting in Virginia; from the - fit - St-Bull
Run battle until , Gen.-Melts wil4 , traiiijiferrcd
to the Shenanhoali
through twelve• battl4 , in llie - itillte"nandoah
since April. At Cede& t3teek, tifttivinct
two wounds, the horse still binre s -his%rave
rider tliitiLhe fell pierced by the fatalifiallet.
W:`W. WADE, of the Atioalreag- fat* Works,
Maahhester, has perfected _a .bnyriCh-h:tading
rifle which throws'fourteen bullets without re
loading. The piece diikleight pounds.
An Irishman yho T hadbeezt aakedrtolurnish
proof of his marriaLre toot pfkbitliatf.wl ex
hibited a scar on his ' bead. :liitegeAtartid he,
"is my, marriage cartifwate. OattiAlqnds's
mark.' .
Waal a map gem 641 would not be' Otisti
cal," he might as . wall add, "ifJ eomid help it."
IF you think thikt3rotwopportutiitietiaxe not
good enough, youliacibetter improire=thetn.
IT matters not how trifling the speciality. it
a man knows something that . ,noWsly else
knows, the world will respeet p Atim. r
HAT philosophena have „advised- about
never opening' our months 'unless we have
something ur say, is inipiliftieable nonsense.
Am. our natural actions are done 'without
thought, and we can make breathing a di'XL-.
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