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SATURDAY, JUNE 20, -1863.
Defenses of Lancaster County.
H-EADQUARTERS OF DEFENCES OF
,COUNTY.
June 16, 1863.
:.1
The citizens of'the towntips of .FaL
ton, Little' Col in.: Bart,
Sadsbnry, -.Eden, Paradise, Salisbury;
Provideice; I Strasburg, Lehcock,'Eirt,
Earl East and Earl West, shill rendez
vans at Peach . Bottom Ferry.'''. •
•, The: citizens 'of the townships ot•Mar-
Pequea, East and West Lampeter,
shall rendezvous at M.c.Call's Ferry.
The-citizens of •Conestogvand Lan
caster townships, shall rendezvous at
Shank's Fifty.
The citizens of Manor and 'Millers
ville shall - rendezvous at Safe. Harbor.
The citizens of Columbia Borough,
East add West Efempfteld; Manheim,
Manhelm,Borotigh, Mount Joy Town
ship and Borough, Warwick,'Elizabeth,
and Raphb shall rendezvousAit Colum
bia.
The citizens. of -Marietta, East. and
West.Btonegal, and Conoy, shall ren:
dezvous at. Marietta.
The:citizens of Caroarvon; Brecknock,
East Itocalico,, West Cocalfeo, Clay,
Ephrata and Laneaster city,• shall ren
dezveas. in Lancaster city. ' -
Each citizen shall provide his own
arms and ammunition ; until a sufficient
supplyktf arms reaches this department,
also.hii own rations for three days to
be::-carried with him. 'Also entrench•
tools—either an ase shovel or pick.
mElfficers will be aisigned to the com
mand of the several points, and will give
thtruccessary'directions.
Ther.linet of the river from the Chester
county line to York Furnacq Bridge, is
placed under ,the command of Major
Thadddus Stevens, Jr., 122 d P. V.
The.line of tha.river from York Fur
nace Bridge to the line of Columbia
Borough, is placed under the command
of. Major B. W. Shenk, 135th P. V.,
headquartwica at Hof° Harbor. • •
-3alutnbia borough - and the ' ;of
the river, to Mariettd is• placed under
thet,qpintnatid; of' Major Haldeman—
headquarters, Columbia.
The littera the river from Marietta to
the. Dauphin county line is placed ondet
the command of Lieut. Johnson, Co. 11,
135th P. V. - ,
~ Citizens, 'equipped snit_ ordered as
above fire designed- for the defense of
the County,.and may arrive at the places
Of rendezvous squads or corn
ponies, and report to the commanding
officer of the line, who will report - the
samelirect to the 'officer commanding
defences.'
As the "honor and - safety of Lancaster
county depends, upon a prompt obeli<nce
to this order, the Commanding . officer
earnestly trusts that it may be forthwith
respected..
By command or
EMLEN FRANKLIN,
Colonel Commanding ,
Defenses of. Lancaster County
63" The D,emocrattc State Conven
tion met at flarrisbnrg on Wednesday
last, Finley Patterson presiding. Such
meeting at the State Capitol at such
a time of excitement and peril, gives it
peculiar interest: The resolutions,
though at variance with the administra-
tion, still, do. not advocate "peace on
any terms." The following was - the first
ballot for .Governor
Mostar Clymer,'
'I,Y fills. Ili Witte,
-'Georgo W,Voodward,
A. Storiekland,
John Cossna,
God.. W.` Franklii),
:Richard: Vault,
=Jacob Fry, Jr.,
W. Bigler,
G. W. Cass,
GeOrge Sanclerson,
The balloting then continued without
tnaclryttriatioi extept by the withdraw
al of thu names of some of the candi
t
•
dares..
Afferibt Bth ballot 'Witte was with
drawn, and Uttorge W. Woodward was
nominated
~on. t ho 9th ballot, as fol-
lows:
Clpiter,
Stricklaud
IVoc,;fward 75
.ttJ •
- Chief Justice Waiter H. Lowrie was
norniu4ed.judge,cd the Supreme Court
•by .acolamation.- -
0111 , 411%
firJast as we were •auout going. to
press we learned that the news from
authentic sources is that there is not a
rebillsin.the 'State'. While at Chain
bersbdritthe rebels cleaned out all the
drug'atordkpaying in Confederate scrip;
on -, leaviig6that; place the rebels took
with thaui .number of the meet . promi-
Dent ftolllll4 - >l7, ohr . ijoitiity. There
witirria initial in
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OLDBut g." A correspondent of
the Pittsburg Chroniclewrites : A cu
rious incident ocourred to me on my re
turn from' Philadelphia, 'yesterday, to
"nt
this place. 'At Downingtoivn an aged
man, with profuse flasenly white whisk
ers, his long white hair hanging over his
coal` Collar, entered ihe dais. Ells hat
was broad in the rim, and showed a large
seized head under it; the face is begin ,.
Mug to sink from its flabby roundness,
and the skin is drawing tightly over the
the cheek kopek; 'the large eye, one of
which is slightly drawn aside, rolled
around restlessly and nervously. Alone
he entered the cars with ft,small port
mantua in hand. Nojc4tWeiitellihiiif
upon his entrap ce, though his uneasin-,
ess 7 ilrgrautirrgarii - ,11 . 6zaa .
;
at least respect:• if not" adulation. Not
a single palut:01:1. either
,:by. an offer
of haode.or, any-other token -ofrecogni-,
tine, wus.given: The tremulous motion
of hands ficid,head.showed that age,,was :
laying its , hand!' heavily upon, him.
enty-flve years was supeyinducing . the
debility which precedes paralysis. The
step, was feeble and, the, orm bowed. -•
eet 'for an hour a silent and at
.
tentive observer of all that was trans
piring around him. Gloomy, absorbed
and silent ; he, sat, as one who felt keenly
that power had departed, and that with:
it had gone his influence. Many of the
passengers, and among them soldiers on :
board,peerad curiously at him, as they
would at a wild animal of some , unknown
species in a menagerie. The .soldiers,
after looking, at him, would rafp into
the, forward cars and curse, him deeply
and bitterly, Yet, withal! this disatis-,
faction with his. presence, there, was no
open insult by any look, gesture or ex
pression- in his presence inflicted upon
hip. They , respected too much the Ina.
jestic sacredness, of the Orme
: he had
once filled.. -.
The train at last reached Lancaster.
A : crowd 91119 _found surrounding, the
cars, as there always :Wet .that.place.—
The old man passed out as tremulously
as he had entered. : , kl,o kind ,smile,,no,
greeting, no warm shake of-the hand,.no
eyes beaming, with delight, as,they are
wont to upon one who has borne the
highest, honors his country could confer,
when those honors have remained; green
and beautiful until honor is laid down
and life departs. Shuffling slowly along
the platform he only met one person
who noticed him, a poor aged janitor of
the side rooms.of the depot. Even Allis
meeting was hailed With 'lively satis
faction. The interview lasted a moment
and like a fleeting.shadow James Iluch
anart,passed into the main street of Lan
caster, solitary and = sad amid his, neigh
bors and those were his. friends in for
mer years. What a commentary upon
such a career! Is ittot ajust,sentence?
Will not history, and posterity. confirm
its justice.? Bow horrid it must be to
undergo such a , living death,, to lead such
a disentombed ,:existence.,`Even., this
world contains many of the premonitory
punishments of the next. I think this
"old man" of. Wheatland is subjected to
them. '
[The above is literallylrue, ,but.the
aged janitor who gave him' his: hand.in
the depot was not an employee : . o f the
railroad company, but, simply Ned
J.enoings, who,has a familiar nod of rec
ognition for man - or dog]Lancaster
Examiner. ,
ar The Press says on -Wednesday
the first colored company left that city
for Harrisburg. 'They were ninety
strong, and as fine and able-bodied 'As
well as well-behaved fellows•-as had-left
.Philadelphia,fOr the war. ; ,they,han.dled
the-musket and marched with-the pre.
cision
.of old veterans. The company
was -commanded by - white,•otficersp• as
follows : -Capt. , Wm. Babe, „Ist
Wm. Elliot, 2d ' Lieut. Thomas -Moore,
the two former being-members of. the
police-force. Capt. Babe is an
_experil
enced officer, having , commanded a com
pany of the Scott. Legion regiment.—
The men took their _departure from
West Philadelphia, where a large crowd
of fiiends, both black and white, •assem ?
bled, for the purpose of seeing them off.
As
,the train moved loud' cheers:were
given for . Abraham Lincoln, John C.
Fremont, and Mayor Henry, •
inf" Major General. Couch is a native
of Pain= county, New -York, forty
years old, and a graduate of West Point,-
of the class of: 1846. Ile served: with
distinction in Mexico, and after Wards in
Florida. He resigned -from the army
in 1854, and in July, 1861, w.hen. resid
ing in Massachusetts, he- was. commis
sioned Colonel of- the Seventh Massa
chusetts regiment. Soon afterwards he
was 'appointed a Brigader General of
volunteers, and bad a brigade assigned
to him in the Army of the Potoniai..
sr Surgeon W. S. Wright:'of the
rebel. army, having been cone,ealed in a
house, in St. Louis, Mo., -with a rebel
mail, large quantities of mortdiine,.'qui
nine, and'gbld dace in his - possesion, in
tended for rebel service, has been tried
as W spy sad sentenced tu be Shot.-
tit Frorii Baltimore we hear - that
Harper's Ferry has been evacuated—
hlarylaid Eleighta alone being defended.
From Baltimere we learn that'Maryland'
ie rapidly defence, the
ebrit . the peop le ckfrthe
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MA_RIETTIAN.e.
Short Straps , of News froni our Exchanges.
The Boston Sewing Circle, since No
vember last; has matufactured some nine
thousand articles of . clothing for use in
our hospitais. The loyal women of
Boston are never weary in well doing.
A letter from, Brashear city, says that
the value of the cotton, secured by Gen
. 13 - Mil:s, will cover the whole expense of
-his campaign.
[lon. Francis P. Blair, from Mary
land, father of Postmaster General
Montgomery Blair, is now in . Harris
borg4e•gstaatof fism. , pirnip,Camem,
= I :1
• -
At the Queen's birthday
anaaa he
Stars ancl . Sfelpeeiw'ere'VaePd:with the
British- banner. An
,attempt , to _raise
the ''stare: and ; bars', , ' was
,at once pup
pressed. , _ .
The Goire'reoi• Of Ohici la's' attthorized
a tatialliga to , be formed 'of rebel inie
ociaii-iat damp'dhase, — in that" Siate,
who take the oath of allegjancel FeitY.•
flie-jOined otrThaisday last.'
yitz John Porter is engaged, in pre ;
paring an answer to thu.statern,ent•of
Mr.
,Hoit, fudge advocate_ .iutho
upon which the President besot]; his fi
nal,actio.n dismissing him in utter ,dis
grace from the service, • ,
The report - ii denied that Admiral
Farragut wislipk to bp relioiedfroin his
present'omrnand, from which he 'can
not well - be spared. AdmiralDablgren,
it' is *said, will take con - aria:id under
Foote.
• On Saturday, - the President, General
Meigs, and: g ne.or. two others,startedion
a special.steamboat creskfito
visit General Booker's army..: Whin
near. Alexandria, small tug Put - out
and overtook them, with a dispatch
from the. Secretary of War - retailing
them( s -They at once turned their boat.
and'rettirned to Washington.
;Judge,:Advocate General Holt Cur•.
nishes to Judge Cadwaladar, 13Y instruc
tion ol• the secretary of War, under the
liaheus-corpue act of Congress, -Unruh
3d, a list of State or political priiOnere
to be, given to the court for trial in a
few days.
Gov. Ramsay,-Of Minnesota, will re
sign his goveindrship on lst of
July, having been,electedtUnited States
The,"Discharged _Sailors' Home," in
Boston, has, now an endowmentof $20,-
600, half of it provided by the State of
Massachusetts and hall;, by private be
nev,olnnce. It has cared tor 700. men
during the , r last few Month's, and.had 115
at one time. A An t e building has been
supplied, rent free, to this ,charity by
the city of Boston,,
Governdr Morton has:issued' a proc:
lainatioeto : the people 'of Indiana, lot=
enaoly warning all persons against
,re
sistance the'governatint in - any form,
of hiudering-the officers in thedischarge
of their duty.' -
The gspress publishes a letter from
Havana, , stating that, information had
reached therefrom the, ciptraband,colo
ny on the Ruth side of ; Domingo,
that fully one .half _of
,the, five hundred
negrose nen t there from New [York have
died amongst Abe malignant =swamps,
and it was feared the rest would• soon
folio* the same road:
General Lorenzo Thomas is still sick
at Louisville . , He „is unable, even to
write to his.family, an, d..one of his, sons
who is a Captain in the army, and lately
on. duty, under. General Hooker has
been ordered to to attend
A.. Mr. Montgoinery; whe wen $BO,OOO,
at the Ctiatiti* (French) races, is , an
Atnerinan, his resiaenee, before these
tidublen; being at 'times in New Or=
leans, - and at times in' 'Pada. He now
nonsideri himself a Fiennhs He
is reported - 'to have giien his trainer
2:5,000 francs; and his jockey 5000 riancs.
Dr. J. K. Lee has resigned the. Pro
fessorship of
.Materia Medica in the
floniceo,pathic Medipal. College of Phil
n.delphia, which he has acceptably
for the last 'three years.„
The-enrolling officers in Newark ap
pear to have rather a hard time of it in
fulfilling their duties. Three of them
Were attacked on'gatuirdst - y . eNening by a
number of women who -pelted them so
severely with stones, that they were
forced to "change their base," pursued
by the viragos for many squares.
Gov. Ford has issued p roclamation
calling 0ut.30,000 volunteers for the de
fence-of the border.
-The New York Seienthllleginient
havi`offeted their Seriicee — to aid in re
sisting the invasion of Pennsylvania itifd
have been accepted.
anderitood:Ahat
York Oity Militia have= beewordereCto
the Seat of War. .. :;
Orovernor. Curtin, in agreement Eith
the Secretary of War, has ordered the
enlist ment.oteolored troops, such; en. 7
listmente to relieve the. draft. .
Lee's aiinr,was laaS reported,inj), e
alley /
lonFlNt,jpt)ieneiAbtNchgod oatavumei
RESISTASCi TO TEIZIALAFT.—It is said,
that the gdvernment has decided that)
is twenty-firth section of the Conscrip
tion I
act, relative to the tiirest of persons't
resisting the 'drift, 'shall be strictly ad
hered
to. It proviles that' if any per
son shall reilitrthe draft, or counsel any
one - to '6 - nr . shall ohs - ifdel liaioCcer
in the performance of his duty under it,
he shall' be subject to summary arrest
by the provost marshal, and be forth
with delivered to the civil authorities,
where, upon conviction, be shall suffer
Bile and imprigonment. Dispatches to
the Cincinnati Gazette, under date of
the Jotb, 'l ,Colurpb,up, Ohio, . stake
choeYroy9it artlkall §enliatj of the
Licking' district, has reported to Colonel
persons of Sarnso n-
township in Knox ccitint,y, 'bails-refused
Wallow the' enrolling &Beer to aoritiaue
his:lab ors. there. ) 4 1.'heY' threatened
shoot b m ii lie did not accolopany'theib,
he.'did;' whew . ' ihey toek 'Elm out
of the'to'cieshir, sid i visinehlidnof to fe- --
tare.' has. resigned, 'and e l nettiei.
man ''bas 'been tipliOihto .; to make the
enrolment,' 'determined to go
through with it. The Sheriff of Knox
county refuses to allow hiss jail to be
.
used'`temporary confinement of de ,
serteri." 'Thefts are indicatione Seri - -
oustintelferenCa With - the enrollment at
seve - ral=ii - Ointsinllichiagind - Coschotow
counties. _ _
-THE UNIFORM NATIONAL' C R HEN a Y
The designs for the circulating noes to`
be issued* under the` uniform national
darrenby act haveheen , deteimined upon
by the sebretairof the-treasury and the
doinptroller -of -the ttirrencY who have
be'en-in'confeltence:on the subject:- 'Al
though,,- to Some! extent, theie designs
follow; ont suggestions< Made in the-pro;
[Mails from New - York •and
th4y are; as a. whole; the -depart
ment's lowiljinvetition: .The fan of
each notemill bear two viguettes, - One
representing-ft scene , in the histoty -of
the United States, one an allegorical
scene corrifspondin - g, as , mearlY• as may
be, to 'the histoeical vignettwat the other
end of the note. - The back will rdpre
sentone,orthe pictures the rdtnilda
of the , - The . picture's,' which
will give the--notes a highly= 'ornate tp
pearance, will -be different for each de
riothination: Across,the face of all will
appear the namemf the-bank' issuing it
--. thus.: -"Th.e First 'National Bank of
Buffalo, of the State of New York."
RESISTING THE DRAFT.—In One or two
localities of - our State - the Unrollment
officers Nave.been: attacked...and alien
from. the performance of- their duty._:
Persons who act in this way must be
very fgnaant of their , .duties as citizens
or of.the rights' of the .Government =un=
der the laws. The enrollmentsact mikes
any obstruction torahs discharge. of duty
by the enrolling officer" a:penal offence,
subjecting , the hpersoh Convicted to -a
fine of' $5OO and tin imprisonment for
two: years. t Counselling any person to
resist the draft,:or: any drafted fierier'
not to • appear', or any violence to the
enrolling,,olficer, subjects those guilty of
it to the same "punishment. This 'law is
a perfectly conStitutional - one, and must•
be obeyed nail. Congress decm proper
to .rep'eal .it. The 'attemptto . obstruct
it will only involve in troilble'fliose wlh
attempt it.' .
Air Ata war Ineeting ~held- in the
court house, Harrisburg, on Monday
last,. pen, Simon Cameron presided, and
on taking the chair made some very ill
advised remarks. on the -conduct , of the
war. demanded, that .the < militia
about to be called out should be placed
under the ccsumond of gen. McPleAan
or General.W. B. Fran4lin, and found
much fault with the management of the
war department since be had left it.—
The." Old Winnebago" evidently feels
like a "ash out of watar"—being on the
"retired list" Was no means ' of feediag
bit "almost . faniished contractors, who,
nci'doubt,,.- tire bniling around to do
something. We have no confidence in
ibis pcilitical juggiei.--never bad any—
and hope all he may say will betaken
with many grains of suspicion and allow
ance. The Harrisburg Patriet & Union
&sults very much overlhis speech.
-)Eir The complete success of the raid
cireolonel Montgomery's negro regi-
Merit, on the Combabee river, is repok
'OA Monlgdmeri reports that the
river was aseendeetiventy-five mileS; a
pontoon.bridge was - destroyed, together .
with e 'great* arnunnt of property. Over
seven hundred slaves were brought away.
The Men bdre 'themselves - splendidly in
several skirmishes. :
-About one bUndyed rebel cavalry
intercepted a train of care =carrying
horses belonging - fir - the Government,
at Elizabethtown, on Saturday last, and
captured; sixty of the horses and burned
three' cats, The office of the Adams
Expreis was broken open, and $l7OO in
Money, a geld watch and a diamOnd
ring stolen. They then fled, while our
teoope are in pursuit.'
sir A nuinber of the citizens of Pitts
burg are - organizing a battery of artil
leryfiii liotne defence.' A sufficient sum
has be autiscribed to' furnish' the
horses for the battery,,_ and the 'Govern:
f1?.9 11 t44i.t. 844. has agrettd4o - pupPlyaix
'gri.e B jl4 l pitifsapsia ,battery, wagoni. and
•tre',/.7 s'(4
in- The confessions' and experience of a
nervous young math—Published 89 a warning
and for, the especial benefit of young men, alid
Owe who suffer with :Nervous Debility, loss
of Memory, Preritature,Deeay, &c., by one
who has cured himself by simple means, after
being put to great expense and inconvenience
througn the use of worthless medicines pie
iteriffed by learned Doitois.' — sifigiecopi
may, be bad (free) of the author, C. A. L.Ass
;Bi.ll.T, Gicenpomt,Long Islapj, by en
closing an addressed envelope. Address Cu AS.
A. LAntaxar, Greenpoint, Long Island, New
York.
SPECIAL , NOTICE: bn and , itftei.rui.irflit
1863, the privilege of converting the present
issue of LEGAL TENDER NOTES into the NA
PEE- CENT LOAN (commonly call
4ed eXive-Twenties") will cease.
All who wish to invest in the Five -Twenty
illtit•lefOtrepitirtteforo l t . •
_..-
July tlelo . n, ; 4 11z -99,9 1 Fc.
Eubicriiiion Agent,
-.NO. 114 South, T.ti Leo st, eet, Philadelphia.
l> Measles are.Piost rating the voluntee is
by, hundreds. ;.The hospitals are crowded with
them. Soldiers, be warned in time. • Hollo
wart Pills, are • positive)) , infallible, in,* cure
of this disease; occasional doses of them will
preserve the health eveh under {hi` greatest
exposures. 0n102.5 centsper box: 224
OPHAN'S' COURT` SALE
OF BOROUGH PROPERTY.
- .
In pursuance of an - order of the 'Orphans'
Court' of - Lancaster County, the undersigned
Administrator 6C:the esta.te.of. Ephraim Jason,
late of, the Ihirotigh of Marietta, deeeased, will
sell at IMelic•fendue, at theaiotel.of Funk,
in_said borough,;
,ON SATURDAY, JUNE 27th, 1663,
THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTITE dr MID
DECEASED
PURPAILT NO. 1
A..1_1 — (5 - t. of G:"ra' - u.n_.,a,
Fronting on the east side of Locust street, in
said- Borough of .Marietta, bbtween Second-st.
and the' Marietta and Mount Jpv. Turnpike,
52 . feet and 6' inches, and extending in depth
210 feet to Mulberry Alley, on. which is erect
ed-a-eaeLf.terly Frame ', '.
vwELLING.HousE, II
AND ALL NECESSARY OUTBUILDINGS.
PURPART. NO, 2
. .
"also--another 7.0 t of 6.lrotwa,
adjoining the above described lot on the south,
fronting the 'east side of, said Locust street,
52 bet and 6 inchea, and extending in depth
210 feetto Mulberry Alley, on which is
RECTED A O-STORY
F R. A'M E
Dwelling House
AND - ALL NECESSARY OUTBUILDINGS.
Purchase money payable September 2d,
1863, on corifirmatfoir of sale by the Court,
when a: Eieed will be given, and possession will
be given at the same time, subject to a lease
Which'eirpires April isf, 1564.
Sale to commence at half-past 6 , o'clecir in
the eVening : of said day, when attendanCe will
heifiVen 'and terms - made knovvn by '
.'. JAMES .11. ARMSTRONG.
, Administrator of Ephraim Jason, deceased.
' Marietta, June 6,1863-Is. " •
gbtAitopits }Rat ant fga.p .%torr.
-RII I .,LIZ &. .}affil's,
No:20 N. QUEEN STREET; LANCASTER.
AVg n
TTow completed their amortment of
[I HATS A,ND CAPS,
AND ARE ENABLED TO OFFER
Many 'and elegant styles,
Afansifactureit in'the'b'est ntruiner, including all
THE POPULAR - STYLES
• ' WHICH NOW PREVAIL _IN PARIS, •
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
riEME&II3ER" THE PLACE,
' Sklu i.Tz & BRO.,
• Hailers, No. 20. N. Queen sr. ,-Lancaster.
kjr - SUAG'EpN:IYENTIST,
• .
Having roioned t 7 theßooms formerly occupief,
`by 'Dr: 'E.*Mentzel, adibining Spangler 4. Pat-
terson's Store, Market street, where-he is now
prepared to wait on all who may feel
to e ir a ; disposed to patronize -him:
Dentistry in all. its: hranches - car.
Tied on. TEETH inserted on the most approved
principles of . Dental scien.;:e. All operations
on- the mouth- performed in a skillful and
workmanlike manner—on fair principles and
ON` VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
-Having determined' upon - a permanent toes
tion at, this okra, would ask, a continuation
'the lit ronage heretofore extended
to him; for whici he will-render every poasi
ble, satisfaction.
litr Ether administered to prorierpCrions.
-TO OF.FICP,,S,AND SOLDIERS.
Collection of Pensions, Bounties. Back
Bay ; and War Claims.
Officers' Pay Rolls, Muster. Rolls, and
Recruiting_Accounts made out
THE undersigned, having been in, the ern
,,.ployment of the United States during the
,la4,:dighteen Months; as Clerk in the Mu9ter
410ird Disbursing Office and Office of .Super
-1 dent of Recruiting Service of Perinsylva,
-nia,Aspectfully informs the public that belies'
opened an office in the Daily .'Telegraph Build=
ing for the purpose of collecting,. Pensions,
Bounties; Back PAY and War ClaiteS; 'also,
making out Officers' Pay Rolls, Muster Rolls
and Recruiting, Accounts.
All orders-by; mail attended to promptly
SULLIVAN S. CHILD..,
Harrisburg, Nov. 29, 1362. IS-ly
. .
WHITE .SWiN HOTEL. •
FRCTT STREET, MARIETTA.
The undersigned' having' again leased ibis old
and, popular. - hotel, - takes this rriethod. of in
forming his old friends and the public eerier
ally; that nothing shall be steered to keep up
the reputation of the house, and make it
. worthy of the support of the traveling pub
lic.' W. Hnetratoinr..
VET ILCOX , S, Celebrated Imperial Ex-
VV tension Steel Spring Skeleton Skirt, with
self-adjustible Bustle: The latest and best in
use, just received at „
.DIFFEN,BAC.II''S
and will be sold 'af - considdrable belot6 the
usual prices.,
WTI. REDG Rift,
Commission
Merchant,
Lumber
•
' Falls' Avenue, Baltimore, ilfce.
• ,
ItE,SpECTFU,LLY offers his services for the
sale of LuMs E n. of, every description.
orn his liiioivlidge of the business he feeli
confihnt of, being: al)le• to obtain the: highest
marlyetrAtei for e,verytkg, in entrusted' to him.
•
ItA. ,Genera'. Assostn,ent of all kinds of
' Burtntho FrAllow'...taE, ' _
Loma;
Zinged, Bcrews, - , Bolts, Cellar- Gratesj
Oils, Glass and Putty, very cheap.
P ATTERSON & CO. •
.
A CH owg Lot of BoAks for' children.caLled
iiidisLuctable Pleaiure Botilisri*gchool sob
'Papgr;BookspStationary, Pons; Pen- holders;
&c., , - For sate by Dr. _Landis.
rz.ki ne—. = er
Q a410421:4744+ 0 ,1 M1NNY,444,1441TA1
fi:s.culiziarzyirpf sets narrai4e4 geoppl
. 1 • - = '44 kprikilantiti
SALISBURY, BROTHERS & CO.,
; 37 poiwee-e„ G 7 illeptosset—st.,
filicauidenee, Of- „1.,
PROPRIETORS OF
ARE OF HEWOST XTENSIVE
JELRY
lyla, - n. - Lifactories
4n:7 - 4.fitk -1111 1 TingrrffirC --
Beg leave , to call the attention of the corn
' Instßity generally to the very
surprising cheap rate
at which they
ARE OFFERING THEIR GOODS!
Far swraspg: both .For
s eien and Ikmeteetie
- :Manufactures in point n:/' elegance ant
real durability!
nK 1,115 . 112 A N.,. Ca:
For Frin"X.Est ItDLDA BS, WO, guiard, nicely
carded and.Plk.'lre& good.ordee, the following
enormous, quantity of Jewelry, equal in finish
from gold only , by r the, hying of-acids :
Four set Eiiiinet Vest "Chains ; 2 plain Rot -
:entin6 Eintf; 4:Eir ititigs:to.rnatch,;: T.
Twist-Wire, Tins ;..4. Ear Rings to
matdk; 2 Plain Pins ; 4 Ear-rings
to match ; 25 Ladies' Rings,
Ddnbte-Heart; and vs
- • 'linty of Patents ;' 60 -
Union Emblems;
tkarf Pins, •
- • ' PLAIN. -
_ • .
A N D
Imitation Coral-; 2 Double-Slass Lockets, en
gine turned ; 6 Box and Glass Pins for portrait
or hair f - 72 assorted Locket, Heart and Shell
Chartns, and 6' Band Blacelets-L-- '
ALL. FOR FIFTEENIDO,LLARS.
A collection of this kind when placed,in the
hands, of .any one of ordinary intelligence,
ought to retail for at least one hundred dolicirs.
eataiugues, containing full information aid
prices olgoods, can he.obtained on application.
Orders by mail, telegraph or express respect 7
fully solicited. .
SALISIMRY, BROS., & CO.,
37 DORRANCE-ST., AND 67'
• -WEYBOSSET STREET, p
R.. I.
HENRY LAN DIS, M. D.,
Succes.sor to Dr. I ranklin
Dealer in Drugs, Peri awry, Soaps, 6.c
R. T I ANDIS having purchased the entire
interest and goildlw Ilinkle's
Drug Store, would take V.'s oppoitutilty to in
form 'nib citizens of Marietta and thepublic
generally, that drawing just received from Phil.
adelphia a lar,ge addition to the old .stock„he
will snaie no pains to kec.i constantl.y on bind
the best and most complete assortment of eve
rything in the drtig line.
Kof of Tani! AO Drti6ts,
consisting in part of German, French and Eng
lish perfuMerki - Sharing Soaps and Creams,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Puffalo and other .„
flair Conibe, flair Oils, Pomades,etcli
Port a
Pocket Bo'sy
and Powder Boa es, 4w., 4w
The celebrated Batch( lor's _II Al R DY E,
DeCosta"s and other Tooth Washes,lndia Cola •
gogue, Bart v's Tricoperous, for the hair, Bay
Ruin, Arnold's Ink, large and small sized bot
tles,- Balm of al Thousand Flowers, Flour 01
Rice, Corn Starch, locket's Farina, all kinds
of pure Ground Spices, Compound Syrup at
Phosphate,.or Chemical food, an excellent ar
ical for.cronic dyspepsia and a tonic in COll
- tiy i e- cases, 'ten net,,br coagulating
„ milk;
au excellent ,preperation for the table ; fable
Oil--very fine—bottles in two sizes. Pure Cod
Liver Oils All of Hael's perfumery ; pomailes,
soaps, fic. Ills Kathairon or Hair Restorative
is now everywhere acknowledged the beat.
Old Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines and
Brandies for medical purposes.
Dr. L. will himself see that eVery precaution
be taken-in-- the compo•miling— of -Physician's
prescript ions.
The Doctor.ean be professionally consult( d
at tne store when not engaged elsewnere.
Ma:ietta, August 24, 1861.- ly.
S. RA.TiI VON,
Merchant Tailor, and Clothier,
At F.' .11 - Krainph Old - Stand on the Cor
ner of North Queen an:l.:Orange.
Streets, Lancaster; Penn'a.
GII , ATEFUL to the Citizens of Marietta
and vicinity, for the liberal patronage
heretofore-extendee, the undersigned respect
fully solicits a continuance of the same ; as
suring -them,
that under all circumstances, no
efforts will be spared in renderings satisfactory
equivalent forevery act of confidence reposed.
• CLOTHS; CA SUM F: RES AND' V ESTINGS, and
such other seasonable material as fashion 81111
the market furnishes, constantly kept on band
and mainifitictured to order, promptly, and rea
sonably, as taste or style may suggest.
ALSO ' 'II"EA Dr-MADE CLOtI-11.110,
Genllemen's Furnishing Gooods
and 'such articles as usually belong to a Mer.
chant Tailoring and Cltithing establishment.
Black Hawk Iron Ore Washer
•
rl l HE undersigned having just completed new
pateruslor the manufacture of the eele•
brated Dlack Hawk Iron Ore Washer. He
has removed several objections to the old pat
ern, and now feels certain of beingable to
wash oueithird more iron oro per day, and
much_ cleaner . - Machines manufactured and
put up anywhere desired at the shortest no
tice, and the working of-the machine guarran
teed. He can refer, by permission, to Col.
JameA Myers, of Donegal Furnace, Marietta,
and to Jaine's L. St ulfe; Esq., adjoining Mari
etta. Address
• . SAMUEL HOPKINS,
Marietta, Lancaster Co., Pa.
Marietta, May 21, 18.53.
CHEAP READY-MADE "LOTHING!!
Having just returned from the' city with
a nicely Selected lot of Ready-made Clothing,
which the undersigned is prepared to furnish at
reduced prices; having laid in a general "assort
ment of men and boys' clothing, which he is
deters ivied to sell LOW, FOR CASH. 'LIiS.SDICk
COTISiSti of OVER-COATS ,
_ DRESS, FROCE AND
SACK COATS, PANTS; VESTS, 'PEAJACKETS,
ROUNDBOUTS, OVEIIIIA o LS, CRAVATS;
DRAWERS, SHIRTS, HOISERY, UNDERSHIRTS,
GLOVES, SUSPENDERS; &C. EVOITDIhI& in the
Furnishing Goods line., Call and exdmini be
fore purchasing-elsewhere. Everything sold at
prices to suit the times. , JO-HY-DELL..
Gorner of Elbow Lane and 3larket;St
.1 . 16 , x - t door to Casser.s &ire.
ALEXANDER LYNDSAY,
FashionabM " . 40111 W
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
MARKET STREET, 'MARIETTA, PENN.
Would most respecttully inform the citizens
of this Borough and neighborhood that he has
the largest assortment, of City made work in
his line of bUsiness in this BorOngh, and be
ing a practical BOOT 'AND SHOE MAKER
himself,is enablea to selectwith more judgment
than those 'who are not: He cent - times to man
ufacture in the very best manner eVerything
in 'the BOOT AND SIDE. LINE, which he
will warrant for neatness and good fit.
examine his atock before pur
chasing--elsewhere: - • • -
•
DAVIII -000HRAN,
Passiter ; Grazienand.Paper Hanger.
CULD'most‘respactfolly infoim the cit
. izens of Marietta and - the public gene' ,
eltlliihat.,he is Rreparet to ,dh -
Painting;" ' •
China Glossing, _
Paper Llailging,
At very short notice and at prices to suit the
limes. , lie can - be-found .at his motnethriesii
dence on - the corner of Chesnut antl-SeConi
streets, a few doors below the M. E. Church,
and , immediately:- opposite the old Merlin
Wadi .WorSa. - • a=ly. I
S AST - • -
Fq' s rsalf cheap Xharsibach,a.