THE ATTACK ON CHARLES
TON. ~
Gen. _Foster's Progress on—James Island—All
the Forts Taken np to Seeessionville—The
Storming and Siege of Fort {Vaguer by
General Gilmore— Fort Sumpter Bombard
edfm. Three Days by the Monitors—Breach
es Made in the walls—the Weehawken shot
Through her Smokestack.
BosToN, July 18.—The correspondent of
the Boston Herald gives the-following ac
count of the second day's fighting on Morris
Island :
On the morning of the 11th of July the
6th Connecticut and 'Jill Maine :mule a fu
rious attack upon the Cummings' Point bat
tery. They got possession of it and hoist
ed the American 11,1,4. At daylight Fort
Sumpter opened, when a Ponniylyania regi
ment cowardly deserted them, refusing to
stand by their co:nrades.
['Fhb) is a Yankee story, which we take
the liberty of dtscrediting.l
The other regiments hell the battery un
til they were badly cut up. They then a
bandoned it, and the rebels again took pos
session.
These two regiments have shown them
selves heroes in this campaign.
At 10 o'clto k one ()I' the monitors proceed
ed to attack the Commines' Point battery,
and at 3 o't lock three wooden gunboats open
on the (battery at long range, :toil threw their
200-pound shot directly into the
Fort Sumpter has been throwing shells into
Morris Island with doing any damage to our
- -
The cannonading ceased at .1 o'clock I' M
The monitors had been supplied with fresh
crews from the different ship,.
The iron clad lotitattl; has j tot arrived
from Port. Itoyttl, an 1 Lieutenant Boomer, of
the Itousatouie, will take command of her
She is over the bar, proceeding with the gun
boats end (purr cell vessels, in front of Morris
Island ,1.1),1 Fort Sumpter.
We shall t,conum uce the attack to•tnor-
TOW Morning, wheo we will hi` sure of silence
ing the Cummings' Pvint, battery and Fort
Joh ti,t.n
FJerything is working well—the ball is
opened in eat nest.
The :\lentithis bas ju , t. brought in n rebel
side wheol.tr lotol—l with cotton, which was
captured whilo trying to run out of Bull's
Bay Inat night. Our lrool s will linvoTtheir
battery done in two days more, and then they
can shell Fort 'Sutnpter.
IMPORTANT FROM NEW OR-,
LEANS
Arrival of the Steamship Locusf Point
FALL OF PORT HUDSON
HOW THE NEWS \VAS RECEIVED
The fall of Port Hudson, the latest event
in the great battle panorama of the Missis
sippi, has cheered the hearts of the
of the Union in the Hebei States, and in
spired them with the hope that the war will
soon be over, and the nation again restored
to peace and unity.
The surrender of Port Hudson was tender
ed to Gen. Banks on the 9th inst. The; par
ticolars of this surrender are very interesting.
Vicksburg had fallen on the ilth net. The
news soon reached the fleets before Port
Lludson, whereupiin salutes were fired both
on land and water; the hands of the different
regiments performed in their style the
different patriotic MIS Si, Well 1:110WII to the
Amen kiwi people. The soldiers and :sailors
were almost ungovernable, with enthusiasm.
Joy resounded everywhere throughout the
camps. The Rebels were started, Red :nix
ions as to the cause of so much u d so en
thusiastic cheep ing on our side, but were
destined to wait ot terrible suspense as to
the interpretation of what was going OIL At
length, the Halted, and our troops brim , in
Close proximity to each other, conversations
were indulged in without danger to ,either
side. it was difficult tor the Reoids to be
lieve that Vacksburg had s ,f r, inlered. Per
haps this diflit tilt) , was strengthened by the
fact that the surremler of Port de
pended
in some measure upon that of Vicks
burg. But curiosity Awls axed, and at length,
toward evening on the ;ill instant, resolved
upon knowing the truth of thin rumor which
had spread throughout their lines, :in officer
raised hiinst If abet e the works, and called
aloud to one of the Union officers, asking,
" What are you making all that noise about 7"
The answer was, "Because we have taken
Vicksburg." The Rebel officer was as doubt
ing as hail been some of his soldiers before
him. lle insisted upon not believing the
news, and on Icing asked what testimony he
would accept on the subject so a-t• to b.: con
vinced of its truth, he responded, " Nothing
but a chpy of the dispatch, or some trust
worthy authotity. The Union officer then
procured a copy of Gen. Grant's official dis
patch, and passed it over the parapets to
him, assuring bon at the same time, on the
honor of 'a soldier, that the dispatch was
genuine, as he hail copied it with Ihs own
hand. Having read the little document, the
Rebel officer said he was sati,lied ill its
truthfulness, and believed it to he useless fur
Port Ilddson to idtempt• to hold out longer.
The night passed swat ; the Rebels had
eaten their last crust ; they hail eaten tip 'heir
mules and were entiotaming themselves to
the savory dish of dead rats. They were, in
short, out of provision, awl would probably
have surrendered the position at any rate be
fore many days. The dispatch from Gen.
Grant' which they had read, hail been stud
died by Gen. Garditur; and at 2 o'clock
next- morning, the Nth inst., a 11.111eV Si it)
EillUlldetl iron' the Rebel works, which Wits
80911 allSWered, 1111 , 1 11.11 (Alit el' chlllle lilt with
a dispatch from (.•n. Gardiner asking on
what terms a surrender would be accepted.
As soon ' as potitti Inc the in. ssage iva:; ashen
to General Batiks' Headquarters, nod in due
time an answer was returned to the effect that
none but an unconditional surrender would
be accepted. The terms were accepted by
General Gardiner ; a short time was asked
for in which to make the necessary arrange
ments. Twenty-lour hours were given for
that purpose, but General Gardiner was ready
in a shorter time than that, tor at 12 o'clock
noon, on the Sib of Julv, our forces ebtered
into Port Hudson, the No. '2 U ibsaltar of the
Mississippi.
As the victors entered, they found the Itch
els all drawn up in line of battle with a. ins
stacked in front of them, and the hungry sol
diers of Gen. Gardiner were -con well fed
from the Commissariat of the Union Army,
from which (1,000 rations were drawn. The
number of Rebel soldiers drawn up in line,
when the surrender took place, was about
4,0'00. In addition to ibis number there were
about 1,600 sick and wounded; the wounded
numbered about 600 The woichids are gen
erally very severe, in the head. and by Out
bullets of our sharpshooters. Our batteries
had done a great deal of damage, having de
stroyed an immense amount of stores. The
United States flag was run up at 9 o'clock on
Thursday morning, the 9th inst., and was sa
hued - by - the - fleets - above and below the—po
sition. There bad' been terrible sickness in
the garrison. and almost total destitution of
medicine. 'They suffered terribly from this
cause. There was a good supply of ammuni
tion, all 91' which. felt into our hands,'
General Gardiner, the recent Rebel com
mander of Port Hudson, is a descrier from
the United - States Army. Ho held it commis•
Bien at Om openin g of the Rebellion of the
slaveholders against. the United States .Gov.
ornmeet, and entered the service of the trait
ors without waitingso tender his resignation.
, In New Orleans, the effect Of the news of
the Surrender of Port Hudson was hn altnoSt
unanimous rejoioing on the part of the peo•
ple. the night of thellth inst., the pen
ple•turned out in thousands te' celebrate the
event. There was a grand torchlight pro•
cession in honor of the victory: Meetings
wore held, in response to the call of Union
citizens, and burning eloquence was poured
Irom the lips of a hundred orators. The pub
lic building's, the hotels, and private dwelt
ingo wore illuminated. The Stars and Stripes
were given to the breeze everywhere
Malty persons who had never before, since
the city boon tie rebellious, raised the Ameri
can flag, on this proud day waved the Natiol_
al emblem with as touch apparent devotion as
if they never had been disloyal. The few
determined secessionists who did make their
appearance, seemed as wretched as others
were happy. They claimed that the news
wits doubtful, and that such rejoicing was
premature, anti this in presence or the
Not that .oicarners direct from before Port
Hudson were lying off the city making all sort,
of demonstrations relative to the events. ,- On
their was down the river, the Albatross and
.li.trellto were fired upon by some straggling
guerillas.
During the attack and subsequent siege of
Port Hudson the conduct of the two 1.0111-11111
regiments olcolored troops wasof high charac,
ter, entitling them to the praise due to gallant
deiseuders of the flag of our lleion— praise
which all lovers of their country will feel
proud to award.
The campaign against port Iltultion has been
a laborious one throughout• at.ended with
!fluty event of tourhing bolerpoity
ness. The heroism) ot our soldirs will ern
'Win the memory of (hose who fell, and will
fellow e lc honor awl glory those who re
wain to enjoy a peace woo by such persist
ent and soelierly entcrprise. It Is II 0t too
much to say that Gen. Banks has proved
here, Us heretofore, a SOCCOSS —n sal tier as
well as n statesman—a patriot who has en•
graved his name deep on the l ages of our
countrs's history. His name now goes down
1,5,11.51 y :IS 050 Ul ii c delentlers of our
flag—ono ef the preservers of our National.
dignity andlindepeutlence.
THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG
A Rebel Account of the Conflict.
Litorestiny Dclalls ;1. , .•,* Corr , A 7,11
rlr nt of ate •` (lryan" (if Da,
.1:,,111. (;, net awl Wolin.; I
—Thlltmore (Ac I},,tritzitton c,
Cora .pendent f tho outiu , •l, .Itil.c 11
NVINCIII...,TI:II, VA., July 8, 12 , 03.-1 tvl ole
you 0.1 yestet ‘lay a hurrte.l staietu,tit the
In JAI rii.“ ivOr, hy report s (hat. hulil reached
poi , it from Ilia battle tirl i ne,r Ilt2ttp,
burg, Pa. I iuropose to day to give you it
more oonimetini viii int ( .111,4ctii
farts as I have bare able 1,, ga.ilirr them :
The army or Sur, hei 11 Vii ginia, in its air
or invasion, distal the rutwit tc I,y biinj,
at r near Wilii• To: 1, ft mu lielic
_they
olareltol to 11 t gor,to wit, to Garcia t~tte anti
tli a nee to (Thum hors burg. Civ ELL, who hold
t lie ad varlet!. went, its far it CAA lisle, SOW,:
Iwelve .ti ttu c l
11. f 11.:Eit.. It tying tctthdtuwu IIIS bout 110:
nose I them to and ae1, , ..3 the P omit le, and
I t e"L : "P a lute "' cratin g Craw Wa'hing'an to
: Baltimore, expecting General Lrn to otler him
battle in Maryland. Finding himself disap
poiniedin this, and having been compelled
by pride or his superiors, he relimpiislie I his
command to ,11'..\ PH, WllO, finding out that
LEE had delleet ed rte his inareh thr.oigh Penn
~.‘, Ivan' t, :tool teas 111011lIg 11011 . 11 the 1;111111.0V
11'11i/die 110011 Uullllliter,illllg, moved mitt
[LlllllllOl'O 101 the seine rim 1 to meet him 1
The two armies, which ha I co - i , ed it/ CWll . lOOll',
each other , ince the breaking up of the
Ft ederickshurg lines, f , und t..emsetves how-
ilettr, 11:1:110 rare 10 face, It' ir liii:.y-inir•z;. WI
We Ine,day, July Ist Ea. iy di the ,1.6
skit utish; , rs IVCIt• thrt/tetl 11/riVtlr i Ity littrlrrtll
A I' HILL, whit hid the advance on the pike
leading bruin Ch.lnibershirrg:
About . P. M , a battle began in earnest
I.wtweeti It.:Anr.'s awl linvmd.n s Corps of
the Northern Potomac army, and a l,:rge , '
body, it is said, or Pennsylvania and Now . I
York lilitia, under Gen.-ral MEA tic: and A . ,
P., lIILL's Corps, who hell his line ininiedi. 1
nests in (rent or the town 80011 alter A P. I
1111.1,11,0a1110ellgt11 , C I, l'ilr7til,L, 11'11h I'illtl,l . :111,1
11111,1 i ., tilki,iullt-t, 1110101 i tiliVi'll trout Car , i , le,
and hook up a imHtion to the left of iltm.'s 1
c,,11H aw l S 0110{019i to the 50111101'0..0 tit ,
II ,rriomn.r. The Mello raged fusion-dy fur
about two hunts, when the Yankee Jule glee
h irk sums four miles. pa , sing 1 lir , ffigh and
below C 1011) l-l/Illtg, we neent..)lug the town, .
and capint lag . their wounded, some thirty.
five hundred in number, and, also, a large
number or armed prisoners; these latter be 1
tug captured 1 learn, by EWELL. Thus the
tight closed on Wednesday, with a signal ad
vantage to its. It had been an open held
light au I ek irgitig over slight aecli‘itie, in
which 1/111' 11'0011S by intrepid ',il .r, inid sac
cat-1 idly tirlVell the ellellly tallOrli 111C111.
OA Wiltilletililly 111011 M! enemy were heav
ily reintweed, and took up a ittlozigly forti
tied po-Hion on a tilll len 01 very VICV.Orti illil ,
111 lil. IT if. Ur Gettysburg brunt 110 •tl. hill ,
1111 efforl WU- 11l ide by us. I ut 011,01CCI t.,1, 1 t1y,
1 0 lirtPutige th , •in tin 'l'bw's nay, the 21. Toe
light was i.e.guti and mainly COUlctilitti tilt ill,'
tight by Ho .n s and Jlel.ttvs Divi,ions, ut
LUNG," Ell 1.1.1 s Uttl it.:t ti,..llltral lii/Nlin 1 tlye r,
Witt] ti,:i 1,/(CC, , , 1101'111g re retied the hill t ents
the e1,, , e of the tight on Wedite,diy. Ewi Lt.
wit , al,o rug i , ,1 , luring Ibis a ty 011 the i•x
treat: lei'. with the enemy, who attempted to
turn hi- I.X-111011C right, our extreme left, I.y
moving ju upon him i tom above, between
6013'009r 111 , 1 Glritrill i 1011 in Halt nay
they were succes-lolly repulsed. The cent to,
under Gen Him, on this day held its gi mind
firmly. .
Gen LososTitEkr, on the right, succeeded
On this day in driving them in tin the tight to
a ilis...s , et of tot y a ici.e. l'he remilt ~1 Ow
,/,ll ~
.1( iii:,hy c ii, till bc ,h.l h , , h 'fee , /-Cll. by
11/11/ I IC!' lIV, il d• ef , i , ii ! , 1 t'•,,l rtt 1/$. Thal tillly
10-1 111,A113, CIIII,III be g ant saved; but their
po , i tom ' naturally a vet) , strong one, was
held by not le,s than lour lines of infantry,
and every sp.o ~vatl•ili:e tor artillery bristled
with the enmity's C.lllllOll Ohl' lIICII tel
gilt the rllr: 1110,01011 olive Si' I WICV, 6111 sit
thinned were their ranks by the losses thuy
had tillS , allled that they were compelled to
give back, The field was Morally strewed
with dot,' and dying Yankees, and DO slight
sprinkling of our brave defenders mingled
with them.
The tight for the posse.sion of the heights
was renewed again on Friday. Meantime,
Gen. PICKETT'S division of Gen. LONGS MEET'S
corps bad reinforced our right., and was prat
cipally engaged, with must disastrous loss ut
' otliceis and men in this day's work, Gen.
PicklETT himself being reported wounded, and
three Brigadiers A ItraISTED, G ARNETT Mid
KEMPER being killed. A. I'. Hide, was also
warmly and successfully engaged during this ,
day, but I am not able to speak as to the re
sults which he achieved. Doubtless they were
brilliant., fur he hits a noble corps, and his
corps are proud of their leader. Whether
Ewint.i. was engaged to any large degree on
Friday, 1 am not. advised.
The results of the three days' fight may be
summed up in immense . losses on both sides;
but in the last, two days' encounters we were
unable to carry the heights beyond aOil below
Gettysburg. The eatiSequence was, that. on
Friday night our troops tell back some two
miles ; evacuating, Gettysburg, and forming
our-line-of-battle-stilLeetne_two..niiles in yd.
vanes of the position which we held at. the
opening of the tight on Wednesday evening
On Saturday morning our wagon trains
were brought out iii sight of the edeniy, as
also our ambulance trains, and moved di in
the 'direction of Chanibersburg„ it J. also_
said that we moved our lines I tick some disc
tauce back during Saturday night, and theft
on SUlidity the enmity pressed folward . C2lgerly,
when EiyELE, who had apparently fallen ba.tt Li,
but who hail, in reality, hitin the rocks near
his old position, passed in their'rear, just be.
' youd Gettysburg and towards the enmity's
old, position beyond the town, and made Nis
.oners of fifty-three regiments. This, 1, must
sIY,, is uncofiymed.
'Our loss hay been most serious, especially .
in general and field officers, and largely, in
mon. General 'VENDEE: is wounded severely,
but not dangerously. Gen Item) had his
left arm struck by a hatl, but will be able to
save it. Gen. LIETIi is wounded slightlg ;he
is hero, as is also Gen. PEN'DEIII. Gen. G. T.
ANnkasoN is wounded in the fleshy part of
the leg ; ho i 4 hero, Gen. 11.. SEmlitks,
wouttued throii2h femoral artery, but not dan
goroosly ; ho had a-tourniquet and applied it
at once. Gen. JENKINS (at cavalry) is woun
ded in the head, and is here. Gen SOALEs
is wounded and here, but not severely, I think
Gen. PEtritianw is reported wounded, but
not here. General T. M. JONE-1 is wounded,
but 1 learn not severely. Gen. IVnnE Ilnmr-
TUN, reported wounded, but not here. Gen
is also said to be wounded in the leg,
and will, it is reported, lose it.
FROM NEW YORK
The City Quiet-3,500 Muskets Seized by the
d, —The Cr/rz•va Nolu•iieers Thschlrged.—
Diath of Policeman Driple.
NEW You K. July 20.
(lea. Wool was volleyed on Saturday by
Gen. Dix.
dra't in this city will not begin. until
the exact quote of the city has been tkfthitely
determined and publicly announced, by which
tine the UOVVI !intent will be prepared to exe
cute it reobadly a week may elapse before
this IS done.
It is stated that in the attack on (he Union
steam works, at the corner of 221 street and
2d avenue, the mob carried elf 3,000 mo,kets.
The firiti,lt Consul has notified the Police
Combo-stoners that he his cetult'sleti the ship
ot War Challenger cu Lake a position in the
rtver for the put pose of protecting colored sea
men, Who ore subjects of ti a it Britain.
A card is published trot J ,ines T. Brady
against mob law, in which lie states% the real
;till Inns of the late. riots have been kept in
secure seeresy. Ile pronnso, to pay the S3OU
exempt bin for any four men ul lannly. whore
coot age being good, are so placed that they
Callllol leave their „anti s4yA oo woo d
do wore it he was richer. lie will also do all
in hi, power to have the conscription act teat
he:ore the judiciary as a cousinution4l
G.;/ Seyinour has an order that
sufficient Coke Lll 1111.. N 41101131 GU Ll'tl having
/111 . 1 ,1 1 , 1 111 L41;01111 111.' 1.11 , 111111111101111e8 10 11111111-
(310 the I , lloolle 111 . a r and entnree ardor, the
citizen argailizai ions•itie relieved
'ruin duty, the persons in cniti.
[nand to wlCoin arms hot, r.vi,i,t,;•„t, will
return the to Gen. Farrell, Cuturnist.ary
Gviteral of Ordnance.
VoRK. July 20.—Policeman nipple
kited I,,t...‘uuilig from ilijuries reeeivel from
the Into
'lhrtat thott , ati , l troops still garrison the
jrtruih ttvettuo arsenal.
Tao OA 111111,11 11WINIly arrned and manne , l:
erulnr 1111 1111 , 1 ,1U Wll h.. river as f.ir us
111,. In,rl hero iwtint.l,Lry ul 11 . cnt IThesler County,
111 Lloll , Cif lenee Of the 1111'eal, wade to burti the
11 1.1.1ce111
All has been quiet au far. West Chester
outiwy is a part of the metropolitan pmiee
ohm an Cifountp .41.jattzts
tri7 3 ,/ 'ln compliance with the request of
in Lily of uur readers who are aus.toui to 'se-
CUI c 'xtr Collie: , of Dos \ VAN ' S grrpille
LlCSCrirtioll ul ilfral I S lt.ol events tinting, tit()
week of rebel rule, we still' republish it in n.
evised and currecied furni in our paper u
next week
We notice sergent Jacob Cart and
prir:tte Arto.,,trung e jr. iu town. They
lire art ut a detail fruits the 7th I'. R. V.,
sent hire to r, ceive their quota if drafted
men, and conduct . them to the regiment to
which they will bu tt..Jigtiml. Who of our
frionds will go with theta—don't all speak at
MEE
RELIEF Fon OUR \VOL:NM:D .4 'AT GET-
—Our wounded soldiers in the hos
pitals at Aty,burg, Are said to be suffering
te..tibly owing to the, unsufficieney of surgi•
cad at 1. Doctors D. 1.1.: and Zrrzen started
fur the above place. on Tuesday last, and will
td, their utinusi to relieve the sufferings of
our brave boys.
MIME
CARLISLE A CO NSCR I PT It EN I)F.•L VOUZ
We understan , l that Cat lisle has been select
ed i uuc of the„deputs Iu r Irafed tutu, in
the p'ace of V us announced.
and l'itibburg being the other
points .d I.s.ltich they will be sent. The quo
t.ts of the different districts directed to re
port bete will begin to arrive, soon after the
,xpir.4t Hit 411 tie tell d..3s allu‘‘e , l to the
dr,fted nom, utter he has been informed of
hip con,wiption
—Xbout lk weeks ago, some
NM
where near the ceulte of town, a Gold Breast
Pin, having three gal tiets set in it. The pin
is not intrinsically very valuable, but as,reci
:won, totwecte..l with IL influence the owner to
()tier Itheral re‘sard for its recovery, which
will ho paid hy; TuoMAS CONLYN, ou the to
Cipi or it it ii.. stoic
T.m.„ \\'e direct the attention of our
friewk, who may to purchase Iron Roil
it4 of any de , criptium or any kind cf Iron
Work of n deeuritive character, for any pur
p3,o, to Ihe advertisement of asro Wool) &
l'hilodelphia, in another column.
EMORY FP:AI ALE COLLEG E.-By au
lt,lvertisement in another column, it will be
seen the above institution will open on the
3 1 1 of September next. We call confidently
comtneed those of our patrons, who wish
to scud their children to a lira class college
to this institution. Prof. Chambers is well
known as a careful, competent teacher, and
a high toned chris . tian gentl,man. His
corps of teael.ers has been carefully select
ed, and we can assure our readerc that noth
ing will be left, undone to make this one of
the very best schools in the country.
REMEDY FOR DIARRHOEA AND DYS
ENTERY. —As the season approaches when the
free indulgence in fruit, onuses much sick
ness, I beg leave to submit. through )ou to
the public a recipe for ihp 'cure of diarritma
and dysentery which I have found to be 'very
valuable and effective. I have sent large
quantities of the prepared article to frietds
in the army for distribution among their coat
cedes who might require it ; and, at the sug,
gestion of a frieud,publish the recipe that
the public may /aye-the benefit of it;
Takk /MVO Cayenne pepper, powdered,
80 grains.
Camphor, 30 grains.
Turkey opium, powdered 15 grains.
-Make a mass with simple syrup and ow
tian, then divide in thirty, pills. - Dose—ono
every four hours.
1 add another, more convenient to make
but less convenient io send :
• Tut e African Cayenne pepper, 32 grains;
Camphor, 32 grains.
Rest powdered Turkey opidin, 16 glisi
• Bot;rbon . ivb,ikliey, 1 gill, or 4 oz.
Let it siand for six date before using: 7 --
pose—one teaspoonful every four hours.
Respectfully yours . ,
SAMUEL U. - WELLING, New Rochelle.
TRIBUTE TO TUE GENEROSITY AND
COURTESY or Oua Pnotu.N.—The undersigned,
composing a Detail of D Co. lst. Reg't. Phila
delphia Grey Reserves, 32l Pennsylvania NM
tt'n Provost. duty in Carlisle, desire to ox•
press their sincere appreciation of Ole many
courtesies and kindnesses extended to them
by the citizens of the Borough ‘luring their
sojourn there.
The combined and unsolicited attention of
which they were the favored recipients, will
be long and gratefully remembered by them:
Corporal Albert Poster, Corporal Rohl. D
Coxe, C. L. Ito;din, S. If. Colton, M. Fleish , r,
W. D Geminill, Theo. Justice. L'eaj. McCul
lough, A. 1). W. McCullough, Edward McKin
ley, Harry NI Mitchell, T. C. North, F. L
Hall, of 1) Co. Ist Grey Reserves, Philadel
phia.
SER 1013 S ACCI DEN T. - -On Monday
morning, last about 9 o'clock three members
of Co. I. 31 at Regiment, were detailed by
their Captain, who is Provost Marshal, to
proceed to the neighborhood of the South
ountain for the purpttse of collecting su eh
government or rebel horses as might be in
possess.on of the neighboring farmers. Sttu•t
iug from their head flu:titers at the court
house, at a brit-k trot, they kept increa , ing
their speed until when they leached the inter
section of Hanover Si reel l y Pomfret. Si
where one of the Lanes stumbled and fell pre
cipitating his rider over his head. The c
fortunate man struck his head and shoulder
•upon the nmeadentited street, bruisint4 and
acting binisell festrtully. Ile was carried
to the hospital, and promptly mired for by
Uhler, and is now doing as well as could 1.0
expeeted. name i, Frank. Stie.trer, an I his
residence al 1l inayouk
Lint; - '. FRANK STANWOOD, yyitll his
Colo company or regular cavalry, arrived here
lay 'nor iing last. Lieut. tiers.
IS S I) has ) . lun 1111ty ill this vicinity , V4;l'
rt . lli . k ma• .. their first appearanee
in our valley, and has done invaluable ser
vice in the Way Or picketing, scouting, As e .
11 is command hail several engagements with
r:!liel cavalry on their advance upon,
:Ind subsei l iteid rot',ci from litrrisliitr4, and
lailtilved with gAilantry.
Sportilig Hill and Ucsler's P. inl a pretty
sharp cogagtontoll arc erred, 15111 Irmo (Breen
to twenty :mil wounded rebels, attest
the bravery of his Lonimand. At Chambers
burg too, SrANwiiOit "was constantly in the
enemy's front, sending relish information
its to his position and movements; his
weirt 1110 lir,l 51151 ut soldiers to enter that
place when the releds hurriedly lett it. Ile
has lost six or seven men by killing and
capture, but lit ings the home litokity.
all the better for their It.tr service.
THE DRArrs—We see by the Minis
burg Tbyrerph thht the drafting for this
(15th) district composed of the counties of
C York and Pertv, commenced
on 1 uesdav ii"t• We liar('
a. pretty sharp look-out her iho Cbminence
iniii,t of Oil: interesting
as we do, in common' 1111 , 1111Wr of 1 , 111"
friends, a lively interest in the turn tit'
event:," which is to oe or at that time, and
have not up to this writing hoard it its coin
inotteemont, - The most reliable infortuati,ou
we can get on the subject is that the lists,
tickets, A.c., are not quite prepared vet—the
rebel mid having ititeirupted and detiiineil
the work for some time. Immediate') upon
the Leant of enr Ilmrnt hating informed the
\Vrtsiti,igum authorities of their readiness,
the quota of the district will be announced.
:Ind the directed tti piticeed with the
drawing. 14? pa . tiont, therefore. \Ve shall
certainly not he neglected.
•
4 1eltbS.
-0-
On the 1 Ith ins!, at Lill it.sitionco in this Zinn nn_ll
Brigade I lit-pecter, ..11aijor AleCerttley, in the
ear of 11, age.
sei .111,1114 the tier of lel2. us LieuLce
nt the Iti,lll . ir 1 . the erection
4 , Fit anii rem tiac . l oil Ilia iron
thas aril,: 111 eper.ilit)o,l Ole 111 .i.llum. till
til Lice redllcl it'll of the army ht
?1,11 -I -I Wl'.
iCbc allarlicts
C ARLISLE PRO DucE m I(li LYl'.
Reported weekly for I Ile Herald 14)
R. C. iVOOdWard
ELI /lj IC (titiperrilm)
\V h r
RED d 0...
RYE
lEEE
MEM
1..
11%1( LEY STIIINt
Emory Female College,
CAItI.I6LE, PA. •
rirll Institution of Icarriing for young
„,,,,.„
lli.,it 31, 1' Li The Pre,' ieit will he a,,i,111 hy , uu
TIIO 1t40111,0 ut iu. , t, sons,
Will l• 1111,363 all Zhu hnuycle s ne,ez...ary to Ve voung
Indies a refined 111111. tllOl - 1111.411 , : 0 11Cgi4t.
nir Circulars and particular luiormaticm, address
thu under6igned, Ca lisle, Pa
R. 1/..i.11IA31111.:11S, President.
July 21. 1803-3ra
THREE FARIYIS FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers at private sale
nn n,•••nunnt.ttn:t terms. t.r , first rain Ilme , tnne
fal.ns, with man.dh flint surit.e, and one sun nth firee
of land, all these Incited la ferry ant y ..n the
road leading to Torn fiat on the north bi.lll 1 the (!nunty
near to I ekenburg, and ..bout, tulles from the Penna.
nailroad and l; anal
No 1 euntains 300 acres with new and tit nt elas-.
HOUSE, BARN,
•
and othorOUT B1111.1)1NUS, with plenty of fresh water
at the house, barn, and in the it-ids,
No 2 contains Ititi acres of beautiful flint land, 25
acres of which is in meadow. Thin property lies on,
Ilulfain•crook. The improvements consist of a house
and Darn and Sawmill. The location is very flue, U Ild
needs but to lie seen to be desired.
No. 3 .H a second rate Carat of smooth pebble land,
containing 2, 0 acres,,roill Ineated,.with
FAIR LIIPRO VI:ME-YTS,
good water and good timber on it, limestone near, and
would be a desirable property for a buyer with limited
means.
•
Tho substoilior )living removed from the nolghhor•
hood, lo which the mlumortle.i are located. to ClllllOO,
tlnde•lt iio•oovuolxot to 0 Wm.( to' thonn, and on tlittf
areoutit offers thorn for tale. Persons wo,lllug further
I ,,f„, rto mion in retvren - 00 to theso proportles will Memo
iddross box •2J Carlisle t',t. or call on the subsorlhor.
;W31.1414111.
C2lOlBlO, July 24, 11;3-3ti'
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
Woo & PEROT, 1130 Ridgo Avonaos •
UI Pa
ifVFlillt for sale upon the most favor- 4
Jfa,ie terms. new and beautlnil Designs In great
variety 'of IRON RAII.IIV to, Cemeteries, Residences,
&e., of V,' rough!. and Cast Iran. and (lakvtinized iron
and Units Tuhlttg.,; Iron Verandahs, Stairs,
Counters, Vount.tins, Oates, Cul Millie, lilleLing Posts,
Lamp StAtt is, 'Vases,. Tables, Viewer Stands, Soros,
Chairs, :r.rstuary, Aulmals, and all other trov , Worlcof
a necorittlie (diameter. Designs feriyinaled tor_evlee
Don. l'erstnt, applying for sane, will pluaqo data Silo
kind of NVOri. needed.
July '21,1863-3u)
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
interested, that the following accounts have
b on filed in this-office by the accountants
therein na.ined for exam'nation, and Will Ito
presented to the Orphans' court of Cumber
land county, for confirmation and allowance,
on Tuesday, the Ifith day of August, 186:1.
1 The guardiansh , p account Wm. ; 11.
Miller, Esq., guardian of the estate of Win.
11. Holliday, minor son of Adam Holliday,
no N or the city of Chicago.
2. Guardianship account of Wut. 11. Mil
ler, Esq., gnardian of the estate of Mary
Murray minor daughter of 'Rev. Joseph A.
M array.
1. (.luartlianship aecouncol Wm. Ll:Mil
ler, Esq., guardian of the e.nate of Sarah If.
Holliday, minor daughter of dam Holliday,
tiow of the city of Chicago.
.1. First and Final account of Oct). Wolf,
adrn'r. t.l Ephraim NVElwee, deed. '
u. Administration account of • Henry G.
Rupp, Executor of David G. Rupp, deceased,
late of Lower Allen township.
G. First and final account of Jacob 1)111,
adm'r. of Elizabeth Dill, of Hampden town
ship, de'c'd.
7. Administration account of W. R. ()or
gan, adm'r. of G. Titzel,.of Upper Allen tp.,
deeeased.
8. Administration account of Danl. Rudy,
of .Innis Itudy, deed., late of South
111irltileton township.
9. Administration account of Henry D.
Schmidt, Executor of Mrs. Filen Duncan,
decoasetl.
10. Administration account of Hon. Mi
chael C..cklm, executor of Mrs. Ann Mateer,
deceased, Into 0' Lisburn.
11. First final account of C. P. Humerich,
Esti., a Itnitii,tratur of Nathaniel Harrison,
Into ut the Borough of Carlisle, dectsased.
12. The account. of Henry McKim, Ad
ministrator of :llrs. Susan SO msler, deed'.
13. Aoc'mot of Eherly,
\VOli the will annexol. of
\\ * Hisler, iaL • of Hampden toximmllip, (1.4.61.
di. The firs' and final acco u nt Of William
Ferguson, a :mir. of William Brown, late of
Newion township, doclii.
15. 'l'l,o ”I' soldor.on. \
lad, will and to.dainotit of \Vitt .
110C ' tl.
Id. TIII• lirsti an 1 final arc milt or \Vo-. 11.
1.101, 1 , , a or . 11rin. 'ado of Silvor
Spring twit., clued.
17. The Guardianship ac,to,mt of
Craig, Git tr.lian of Thoinp.ion Fraz , tr.
minor child of Andrew Frazer, Into of Ship
ponslitirg township,
18. Fti.At and firm! ;Lce,ttit OF cl'ai
ney. executor of the last Will and te-la.neut
:\lary flunks , late of the liorougli of Car
-410c.(1.
1!I. The Ilceount of Ilettj. IT. r.
of the person an,l estate
Coin now Eli /abut h Itho.ols, nn n How
da'oghter or Nicholas t_loni to 'togs, late ot New
Cum horland, settled by Henry It. )I,ei
,ier, Exocutor of said
21. Guardianship account of \Vin. Gravy.
gu.trdian of El..anor Sharp, a nuttor child
IZ , v. Alex. Sharp, det:(l.
211. Thirl ac.eount of .It)htt Wallace. guts
dian of the per:one and 0-tatos of Samuel
I;nm M try .I.nti Brim an 1 ,Jacoh • Itrim,
minor eldhlren of .los. Brim, late of Fiantt
he-d twp., dee'd.
22 The Administration neentint of Sam
uel 111egaw, ext•eutor of .Jolitt deCd.
23. Administration account of Armstrong
111 clr.tidministrator of Calvin Meeleat, late
01' Alt: B ro igh of Newburg. decd.
E. A. BRADY, ile't 11 . 4
It S , (.1 trlNltt, July H, 1863.
\VIIEIII.:AS ilic 11(m. ,Taw:4 IT
111111101 Ilre.ident
c.I Vie:s of the COI,IIIHON of Cumberland. l'er
. ry. 1111 j .111111.1ta. nod .11INtiren of the several Courts of
' Uver nll , l Ter111)..., 111.1 I ;1 4 11.T111 lull Delivery in said
eotrettli , , a , .d Ilirha , l Coe,: II II end 11 ittli Court. ludm
of Oyer and Ternii on and Jail Dells
i-eis for Ow trial of all capital and other olftsiiiiers.
he eonnly Cumberland. by their preeepts to
ine dliecte,l, dated lA, 13th day of Ap,il. 1 , 3 have
in , 1 , •1 ed the I l ona of I iv, :tint Tel 11111101 . 1111 , 1 I il.lll . rat
Jail Del, ery to be holden on 11, 111, \ lott
do brim: Ilie J4tn dat at In o', 111 , 1;
In the forenoon, to enrittnut , one
:‘o iv ill•ri•lo) cil ou to Lbt• tkf
the 1 . 11 e.. and Cotist thles of the ,tid rounty Cl/Ul•
that theynro I, the • ni.l ple , ept ooloulalel
t.l te be them thi re iu their ptstper
Ih ll' 0,111111111(1..11 , ,
1,1111•111111,1111,, i" di. tilos, , v ht. h t
their ,+ll,l t tin lr 1,11 Jnur. and all
tii re home! 1.%1,4'. V.li/ MVO , .
t 1./ I , oll`, t., trlkeli shah le• io the .1 tSI ef
conit.l . \ , are In hi' II11•1"1. tO prose. 111 e them as shall
1.1 , : AS 'FA lie: EN: NO'll' 9 C
\\Th l Lcitlich, Sawycr .N 1 iller,) have
received Our entire stt•el, of Goods, and have
1 , ,11111.4i t 111,111,5. d,sl I o the patronage or our
to continue as 'hey have kindly
Loured u, iu the pact. Wo are determined to sell our
sto.•k. a hitch is much larver and more tompleto than
usual at this season Ot tits year by reason of
by the rervet iuun.foi , at the I.,west
p inarhot price We have a full line of Sannim"r
'h for Ladies. 111 Saba, \lan•s and 's wear. i'leaso
call at the well knew. shied, Mile St.
1..1:11.)1(211, S.\.111 . 1 . :1( MILLI:It.
July '2.1,1`.63
Tito aim Id r\lluiu.tli , gl ,IlTe,teht•t,l,
County ',III i 1 IlI•Itl
CA:ll,lk., .1 uly• 1,1.1
'rho exanimittions will 001:1111(.11r0 M. 0 o'clock A )1
uhdn'.
A Ie,.:).AtILK iett.t lie 'lle:wet et the lo.ur
A geti,e3l al telehaneo ~ r Direct,rs end eitii.olls b• ear
u E,lr SOill•lted.
It I , 11t.p.1 tlk•tt but competeht tvaelters NS 111
1..1 . 1..•11111s.
.1
I.! Dlrt.ct.., will plva.q,appoillt, tha place "rese n t
tuali,us 51111111.
.S l / 11 4 ~ ,; z, r e ill hi• prmlileing.kt
11 , ..t• ,11111• . 11:11 1 1 1 Itid Sala 111 their A unu.,l
11111 i/1. 1 .11 - 0 do S.. 11111111..11.1ti!1)'
CERTAIN AMENDMENTS TO TILE eoNsrrarloN•
11)E it resolved by the Senate and
3Flotto6 of Repnuentatives of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania In Guttural Ass inbly out, That the fol
lowdig amendolent,:+ be proposed to the Constit alien
the Commonwealth, iu accordance with the provh,
ions of the truth article thereof:
There sh He an additional section to the Oh d or•
tlcle of the Constitution, to be designated as suction
four, till fiJI •
Scows 4. II believer Any of qualified electors of
this eoinmou weal b shall be ill any actim! military
a•rei under a requisition from the President of the
United States, or by the authority of this Common•
wealt,ll,lmell electors may ex6eise the right of our.
Page In /In elections by the citizens, under such raga.
latiens as aro, or shall be, prescribed by as fully
us it 11111 ) were present at their usual place of election.
There shall be two additional sections to the eleventh
artlCle of the Constitution, to be designated as seam
thins eight, and nine, as follows
ticnrimi 8 No bill shall 1M passed by the !mitts's.
turn, emits. thug moro than one subject, which Shull be
clearly expressed in the title, except appropriation
SECTION 0. No bill 611811 ho wood by the Legislature
' granting any powers. or privileges, In any rase, Ti hero
the authority to grant such powers, or privileges, has
. been; or cmyv hereafter be, conferred upon the vaults
- of this Commonwealth.
PENNSYLVANIA. SS:
I do hereby certify that the `fore; inq- - hnd
/ SEAL next" lo a hill, true and rot rCOL opy ut
Junit 10,4010thm 01 Ow Goner
al A 5 1 ,0111 1 , 4 -, entitled " A Joint Resolution protrener
eel taiu A illoOktiOolitH to the Cobatitatlou," as the same
remains on tile In this office.
Thsrtuouy whereof. I hove hereunto Rot ray hand.
afaelittsrd the seal of the Secretary's Ofiteo to 110 af
fixed, the day and year above written.
ELI 8'016 . 1m,
Sacra:try of the Commonwealth.
- July 7,1801 -
- p.r.sa I FISH I! • • .
E , _
..I . ' A now involo of 100 pachogos o f various quoit.
tios'Of MR, eltorekand llorrlug nt the very 'lowest cola
prict li by': -
Julie 5, 'O3, W.SI.I3.EN'I'Z,
,
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
Proclamation
=ZEE
Examination of Teachers
VI . IIIIOIIIIIY, .1
Penn, 19
n
il~vrnprinp
N.., LI. ‘ll.lalvt,.ll, 7 S . '2l
t s ,
3 la I. lord, lu I' , pp,•r
11 NI kt.•11'1,4,
=Me
unibtir . id
15
:•11ipp,••••1•1.1,-; t t 1 p •
Shrus•L•1•••1•111g Itoro'
:,..••kallautplol3,
GEOICUE SW A I:TZ.
p t
Crlislo, July 17, 1363
A Joint Resolution Proposing
„JOHN CESSNA,
• , •
- Spotator of the House or Itopiosentattem
.lollN P. PENNEY,
Spnakor nit 'the SOnato.
OrtiaE OF THE SKCII.F.TAIIIi op TUC COMNIONWEALTII,
llarrkburg, July 1, 186;1.
_
WitzrtrAs, by satisfactory evldence presented to 'the
undersigned, It has boon male to appear that the First
Nntional Bank of Carlisle in the County ol Cumber
land and State of Pennsylvania has Leon duly organ•
I Z. 41 Under, and according to the requirements of the
art of Congress, entitled Au art to provide a national
curret,y. secured by a pledge of United States stocks,
and to provide for the el-ciliation and rtaitimptien
thereet; approved Februnct 1803. and his complied
with all the provisions nil said act required to be com
plied with before rommeneing the bust netts of Bank
log :
Now thereforp, I, Ikon McCutducu, Comptroller of the
cum, rya do h4eby certify that the said First Na
tional Bank of Carlisle, County of Cumberland and
State of Pennsylvania is authorized to commence the
business of ll:Lakin ' under the net aforesaid.
„...----
I un'eal Imony Whereof, wittiest' my band
, 3 3 , 3.33 3
}and heai 01 umee, tms Juvouth day of J uly
SEAL
LBO3.
If 1 , 1;11 MoCl'l,l,oCll.
Comptroller of the Currency.
=1
The Fit•Ht Nal form' Mink , V 111 rer,lve deposits hnth
"u awl p•tyllplo ,ip same an done I'm
uu•rl~ by the Cos.:lntl will 1., pre
taitlintg L.l 1.110 of
•
Carll4lo, .In'y 10 , 18,4:1
,t FULL assort,thetir of New Goods
tae shelves at () A bly's.
I au] now propare.l to show a large ass()stmebt or
NE \V 8U MER
,lint. enrol t•nd .nrl to nirt•l . 4Zroat rin11111•0111011t, to all per
-111 W.IIII W 111111,18.0110 Mid tarp golaifi, A larg o
5t...•1; ffl I.:idles tires f &e., fir,
flruts null Itoys wefts In great Variety, Summer Slits Is
.It. It,' figures.
'fable Dhip.rs.lle. nt ro.lureql prjoem.
[hying b. , w;;lii at rodtl..mi price. .r rash. I am dr
term hied to ruu uli the et,k nit very loci prl,es for the
Carii,le, July 14, 1,S11:1
rtharlys 11. Hepburn and Satuucl
jr.
. on; •.. Smutiel ll,•pburn 311111 St
P.I. .3 Imo 5,
E GOO DS.
i Every du.eri ptiuu 1111 d quwlily or Graeriritis,
Ilard ware, Picky's. ;lance. lion
S, 1 4 !POI v egitablas in
eons, Ot sty, NVaral and rr Illaw wart', all
knf in and al Lila belt quality and t4l - 110 suit at t
v.i•ll Iry
Wll.
DR., Will H. COOK,
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
an./ Irrum 1, Ir.
( - VP WE ❑t his resiikiwe in North
Vitlannver street. Next door to Shriner's hotel,
riled from the arm Juts
I laving rent y
"—p.m.,' the
(;.IS k:/7'17.V1; and I'l, I,..111,121 . 1; hnarnrsa
al 11,, , 0.'4 Stand on 1110 I,l,ra:eta of the
('lmich. Ile wi ll
tl e prollll , lty hr a/ 101.11-
It/0,0 IM,.
Lead and iron l'ipt•s, I I rnl Si II I<
lIN , iI rut.. Itnt.ll I W.,
II t A ,bower Ilatha, I Balk
Basins,
I...kere And Lift lilllllS, Re,
11 sw't, 1r a 11t1t d lut,ti, I
Awl ei pry ,•nelts awl
sl.eant, iiaer, Ae. rnwier, heaters
And pan It xt tire- put up in entireties. ntweet• and der ell
it sll IltJui. ti., nest 111.kti, 11 S . ) le. Alt
n. ilt•II,11, awl in nue :ins at lua rat's and iiar-
ra.,tod
toy_ County work and Jobbing promptly att. mp,l
to. .1 0 DV
ti ENERAL DEA LE li in Flour, and
all hind , of country ploduro.
11arelom,. r4l tilt. eldn, of and We,t Ftrnetg,
~,o-(.lntl} on hand all humus 01 FEED, Flz , ll
1..1 Y 11:1'
31.1 . N ISe"
001 II)-; (1l• FI::;,lu;U( rrlrin•strll
11.1111 , , 1,11,1,4,1 ;11111 1111,LIIVILS81,1, st
the enrner of Nlain and 111• st streets.
)1;1s, f. A. SIMIISEIt.
The Confessions and Experience.
ILVITZ/LED.
rLd.ti,h,.,11.-, mid as a warning and
A t . .\ lip.\ yIrcNI; m
solT.•• t•rvot. D/ddllty Pr...maitre neon) . of
*11.11,1../ I. ch.. 11, at lb,.
1111; ‘ll.%:\t-• ,E 1.1•
Itc no , s‘ll • lit, • until •I iw-ilr,irD-i' 1. •lu_ rnt t
411.1 ii jllly 1114.11.411 Iti•••Ii• Itutill•ug :t11•1
trickur,
14,irti.1 :1,1m; , ,,1 envelop°, slnglt.
- op„-- I) IC I oI no out hot'
IEI, )1 kYFAIII.
11,11,141, lc Inv- • N. V.
.22. 1,61- I •
NEW GOODS ! NEW GODS !
am li W ~pciiing a of sum-
I ,tt r,•,lttett,l i,•tttt tor 1..,11
allot It ill Ito sold : , C o• 11.-11 .11 1111 Z ~
/if, ',WAN I /,/ /) A " L.I /A ES,
J. T. 1:11'1'1,1',
u•idr I), (•h,•v.
late, lla lft! lilligllllllls,
Itaregl,. a.
Cambric and Slviss 31eislins.
Tz,ham., White and Colon•,I, Illation Lawn, Linens
Linen 11311,11.erchlets, Snrine Shawls, Stella Shawls
Ital tune th Sr.
1;1101:11“, C.throvs, Tichings, Sre., at lower
Pr [halt It .10i
}HOSIERY AND C LOVES,
ill,fruat.
14a.11..5. and I'huldrt,',.ll. , mingi nr,vost
ht, 1 , 1• , 1 kill., 'lt and thall Call ill: had 11/
G.•llt.tvulan't. sl11•11 na IleW
113n.lnisin• Smninor Mt, anti IS.,ys
CuLtunaiirii, Dtnpprd bud Plain
MEE
IZEMEMII
\ low 3:11,14 ul l'arp.•t.ulg uu haild, at less than vily
111 1 , 1 iII ss Anl 41111.111115111111 . 11111/ (1/1,111 111 , 11 , / , .
11,11 .11, 11 t•II 111 4,11 i 1 1 11. 1 .1. 1 .1111,•111Sill,t 1.1,11W111,1•. at• e
.111 1 11 1, 11 . •• • 1111,14 lor ea,ll at very letv prlees.
tlit• 1.1.1ce, )I.lia 6llut.t, 4.1.1,1,,1te the
Del.t
May I. ISt 3
NEW EXAM
CALL AND SEE THE
NEW FAMILY GROCERY AND QUEENS-
NV Alt E TO RE.
r sulJ6cribc.rs having purelinsed tile
r.t.0.•1, of i;roeuries fotiour'y belonfdlig to Jos. IJ
e•a, tituu the lui,nuuu at iliu oil
:t•i• 1 , 1 , 1,1 - I . li it, 1111'111,11 ihohr h tondo and lhu pub
lie uith ui N . ) thing timi is 'lieu, new And in:nil, 114 the
way of
Family Groceries.
Their R tack is large and. elected wit h the greatest care•
and will he sold at the lowest prices for cash. It con,
sluts In part of tine old tiovernmeut Java COFFEE,
Prime Rio do, Prime Rio Roasted.
SY i• UPS.--New York, Boston, and Philadelphia Sy
rups, of the very best qualities,
• • RIM'S Suit US.—The hest the market affords.—
Lover' II boot Crushed, Sand, and Pulverized Sugars
Also, has A. It. and C. Sugars, which cannot sur
passed, and as 010 tine is now hero fur preserving, la
dies will phtse giveddin a call and examine for them
selves. All his SPICES are of the purest and best va
rieties. humliug abolli them.
Rice, Corn Starch, F. rrina, Dandeline Coffee, Essence
of odr,To, Concentrated Lyn, SeeNCandles,
CIENA, GLASS, AND (3)
QUEENSWARE.
A large end well selected fitock of the very latest pat
terns and styes, lower than ever In pries, and• bettor
In quality, than was ever offered before in Carlisle.—
Call and sue. Wooden and Willow Ware,' such so Tubs
Buokuts, and Churns, Baskets of every description;
Children's CARRIAO ES, Stoneware, Create Pots, Sut
ter Jars. Preserve Jars. Jugs, all sizes,
FISH—No 1, 2 and 3 Maokorai. No.
- 1 MISS SHAD No. 1 'Herring.
A lane quantity of the cobibratod Excelsior, HAMS.
SAM by the Seek, Dairy and O. A. Salt. -
The subscribers respectfully flak the patrenaga Of
their friends and the public generally, and invite them
to call and examine their new stook, at the old stand,
_enruer of II nover and Loather Streets. -„
- 11ATIINUT . .5}," FLEMING .
Carlisle, May 8, 1803.
NEW DRUG. - STORE. •
1 1 11 E undersigned has just• %ion' ed n
1,0,y nrng h..torn, In South lianovee Argot, not
door to Inhoirs llrocory Storo, ninon ho lib just ea
col VVII and °pound klargo stock Of
Drugs, Chemicals, Dye-Stuffs,
Periniore; Tollot Soaps, and Fancy Articles. , Alegi, a
largo lot 'i.)t •
Tobacco and Segars,
of the most favorlto brands; Ooal Oil Lampe and Shades.
Burning Fluid, Contlietinnarlea, Fruits, Nola, Coal Oil,
Alcohol, titatlonary, 'Patent Medicinal. and all other
rticlos contorted with nr line. All of which we will
hull at prleoe to milt tl nies. Prescriptions carefully
eamnow.ded by re comp ant druggist.
• DAVID RALSTON.
Carlisle, Dec. it), 1102-1 y
•
NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF TILE. ettUßEttcy
WENll'ington. July 7th 1803.
15'. W. II E URN . , Cashier
STORE OPENED.
Caltrw.l, Gheelem,
11.1 t V, Trustee
=9
William P. Lynch
A SINGISER,
ME
MIES 1
Cloths, Cassimeros and Vestings,
STEINWAY PIANOS.
First Prize Medal at the Woridie Fair,
• ;41-0,
rii II E undersigned lies just reCeived,
1 and intontle to keop rongtadtry on hand a Hill ar
s , rtinent of the unNualhel Planes nfanftTaetiffed by
Reinw .3 , & Foal or Now Yak.
Kieft iestrumeni alit be carefully selected hi s the
Nla , and will be sold at the
New York Cash Factory Frieda,
with the addition of Freight to Cellist°.
A w 1 itten guarantee or entire satisfaction will ha
given by the tuhscrilter to ...telt purchaser.
desirous to purlen..o are invited' to fill Etna
the , e unrivalled Pianos, at
R. E. Shapley's Jewelry Sidre,
Maio street, 3d door east of tho tVlanBlon House, near
t 3 u Rai!rend Depot.
SECOND lIAND PIANOS received In exchloige And
kep' fir mle 1111 d to a (Or
Ili rill lc~ lit,y 22, 1863—'-ly
C. P. KNIGHT & BROS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
11, 1 1 - SII, Cheese Provisions generally,
Nos. Ili R 115 ; 4 mth hurvo Phllethopttin.
Ila vo constantly on haul an assortment of
Dried 1E Pickle I Fish, &e., viz :
5.11111,,n, Shad,lu.• Fish. Herrings, Cod
Pt•rk, Lard, SLitrulders, Haws, Sides, Chuoso,
13,1115.
AI. '.;!,
HO ! EOR HELLER'S
!TAT AND CA P mice,
THE subscriber has removed his Hat
abd Gip :4,11 by the oppr , Kilo rtidil of the Street,
to the house formerly oreuiliell by P. Ainnyer, and
ne t. door to Common's Shoe Store. Having a much
larger room. I have fume ised my stock of goods, so
that 1 :tol now prepared to furnish the public with
all the new I.•. or
C,Vl':;, AND STRALV ITATS,
tr p,i••• , . L. , ',tit the times. My stock consists of Silk,
11111 i I lats, all kinds and prices of soft
t It) II a• home tit:mut . ..Lure, from the com
111'111 \A...1 op to the line•L Itus-la anti Nutra. A good
,rtno•ot 1111.11 repo.
10111 funny straw hate.-
111:inuf.teturiog. any kind
has nu ill td, 1/1 . 1/1 . 1 . : at short notice.
Iteinz pc't •t 11.i1t..r. luliv noderstandina the
I hope by strict attention to receive a liberal
pair"nago.
JOHN A. K Agt.
P. S. Old 11 its tstlttrod ttild rttpairod at tuodorata
pricem.
April 17. 1 ttll2.
WII EE LE It & WILSON'S
SEWING ilI WHINES:
',VEW style with the latest improve
.l weals grnatly reds, prices. Those ma
eltine, are nekeless. t un rapidly, and form a Roam of
0110.11.,b,1ey :1111i elllStieity, which will
104 I p. are, 1111101,41111111111) , THE BEST MA-
I /..`, IN I: M A 11K El' furfamilyandgeneraluao,
they wilt
Thcy can do any tidng that any other machine can do.
21) TIVW 110,1111,0 iud other new improvements
Wit.ll,ll 1,11. L ell:1140.
111 EF, tr, F. & WILSONS'
E 7.\7;
Non,. ben, adapted for family tee.
A tnerican A griculturist
The undereigned having been appointed agent for
Cumberland county. oilers these Machines to the pub
lic with perte••t rnr JllllOlll.. that those who purchase
e ill lied them as rept...uteri above. Per/lona wishing
liii hill, 111 operation, Will please call at the
It.rilr•e:d Mho., lan life, Pa. For further Information
apply t•o J. CAMPBELL.
mil:I.
.
y
ik li yr I
auunu .M tr . ,
il l.: I t E ret
nitm ono of l s i ire t f d u I t I h
e
punli general'e, that he ~till continues the manual:l.
titre kinds nl tin and Nill,et Iron ware in J. D.
I.la.Thert's tunktuut Eat Lunt-her street Carlisle at the
sign ut the
N, here he v. ill al all lime.. 1.11 ready to do all kinds of
111 Ili, 11110 eith 01.1LI,Sri ttliil despatch.
rnl at tfue= he ha., t hos° celebrated, golf
premiu'rn itlrlight.
C:A.Nti AND tIARS•
IL. , all kinds of jobbiug duuu at
the +11,11,1
p A id I,r ,d,I lead, pewter and copper. Thank
el 1"-r the in, in , relorort, extended, he hopes by
rict altd•ntin, and a des,re to please all to merit a
nl 'nuance of Ole
11l I..rget the of the Red C.JITOO Pot.
A ie Ila, IhT,.
Plumbers' Materials.
l; 11 A LES .IULLIKIN,
nth/h . To; 1111()LESALE DEALER
4(3.NSTANTI.Y itt Store, a large as-
ZINC, IRON & GALVA
IZEII IRON ItATII TUBS.
NV Illlr 110,1 Nlarlded
W1111..11.1 M•libll.d. or Blue Closetilashas.
Lip 1I roinpl.4.l.
Nlnl,r.Clornet, of every desrription.
MESE
Iron and Enamelled Portable Wash Btnnda,
Fl Eli DRAIN PIPE, lIEN Ds, BRANCHES AND
MA PS.
II Brans and Plated-Work of emery dosetip
I.rad 'Praia, and Ilt•ada. Pine and Cedar Ilydrant
Plutuhers' Il noks, Marble l 4 labs, Rubber Hose,
er , 1111 V i 1 1 ,1150 in tbu country.
'2.1, hb.;
)Itl('E & (l).'s well-known MELO
-1)1'4 H 1:110 11 1 )1S, introducing the of.
1.•.1 im.1.1 e‘ery instrument.
iNo.so,l PI A Nyti for earth, at a
deduct pm, tll ou monthly irrstrumenta from /15
Cu S 'Wit",
Tr us , en
4^4.- c),o [ suo ,Ad in Philadelphia.
JAMNS BOLLAK, Solo Acent,
!4I Fifth street, above Spruce.
Phihtdu'phia, Pa
A pill 17, 1:;
Nen & Boy's Clothing Bazaar.
&mild Urrieal of the ASeasun.
(U 'IIE undersigned would most respect
fully inform his (61 friendand customers and the
publicge too ally, that he has cotninenced the
curriiiNu AND FURNISHING
business in all is branches in the E tore /loom of J. A.
II otoel ich lisq , on Ihe West earl or of Hanover and
West Louther street, where he lute opened ono of the
finest and most fashionable selection of ready made
made clothing Ac.. In the Borough of Carlisle. Ills
stock consists In great curioties as bellows, viz:
1)1t NS AND 8,11,"Ei COAT.
(10 do. do PANTALOONS.
do. do do. Yb7STS.
Sults for Boys, from 6 to 16 years of ago. 'Shirte.
Melton Flannel anal Cass Nauru Bosoms. Draworti, Bus.
ponders, Crawl s, n variety of Fancy Noelt Ties,Linen
and Taper Collars, Meals Linen 'sod Silk audker
chiefs, Umbrella..
Carpat and Leather Travelling Bngx , &a
All the above goods will he bola for Cash, at the very
lowest prices the and the City Marketa will Justify.
Purchasers will please call and examine for them
selves, before purchasing elsewhere, as my motto ill
quick raids and short profits.
SAMUEL C. lIUYETT.
tiay 1,1803-3 m. Agent.
I'. S. Particular attention given. to Boys clothing.
WANTED.
1060 tons Dry, Bones, foi ivlaicla, wo will
Ion) ten dollars per ton al the Warehouse of
• J & D RIIOADS.
April 24, 1803-3 m
CARPETINGS. _
OW selling ikt, Ogilby's' for less than
City prl'oett.
/,iprll 24, 1303
IEO. IV. NEIRICII, D. D. S.-
3 Lat. Dtenornitretor r•f(ipet attire Dentistry to the
•—•
Baltimore
of
l)nallrgerVl •t•
Offioe at Ws reeldence,
oprOutto llnrinualnll, Wost Dtailt street,Carltele, kettel
Nor. 11.1857.
.J. M ATtS I I LL. *ATTORNEY: 1(3! '
f TAW' ONcu W1t11 . 3): :
..... Penrose, In Itheryies
QOO BuOiels cliiiice Pacttoes l . 4t the
tleolnor of Diidu auct Nobt litreote.
Alay 8, 181:13-4. f. A. SINGIBEIL
London, 1882:
111
_
fOHN K. STAYMAN
And Dealers
FELT., STITCH AND lIIIN
COIFFIEIE POT.
REperl PT RE POT,
No, 520 Commerce St.i
PHILADELPHIA.
PUMPS, RAMS, dm
FRENCH AND SOLE LEATHER
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
CIIAS. OGILBY, Trustoo