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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-21
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
WILMORE STATION.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge, Of the COurts.-President, Hon. Geo.
Taylor, huntingdon Associates, GeorgeW.
saIey, Richard Jones, Jr-
ProtboHotGry.-Joseph M'Donald.
Register and MISUNDERSTANDING T. Lytle
S'.Tf.-Robert p. Linton.
Deputy Serif.-William Linton.
District -ittorney-Philip S. Noon.
County Commissioners.- Abel Lloyd, D. I.
storm, James Cooper.
Clerk to Commissioners.-Robe A. MCoy
tSeasarer.-John a. Blair.
Foor House Directors. David Harro,
Achael MGuire, Jacob Horner-
roor House Treasurer.-George G. X. Zahm.
POOR House Sfeward-James J. Kaylor
AereaHtite Appraiser.-H. c. Devine.
AHhtors.-Henry Hawk, John F. StuH-
''ar S. Riley.
C0adty Surveyor A. yickroy.
eorOnsr.-James S. Todd.
g. S''eriRtsndent Of Common Scho0ls--T A.
e1A4cs
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EBENsBURG BoR. OFFICERS

'a,'ess Of the Pcace.-David II. Roberts,
N1IFIson Kinkead
DaFgess.-Andrew Lewis.
e I0"H Council. William Kittell, William X.
S,PeF, Charles Owens, j. c. Noon, Edward
Shoemaker.
G'sfE TO Council.-T. >. Litzinger.
borough Treasurer. Gurley.
"stgh Haster.-William Davis.
NeA'ot Directors-Edward Glass, William
'pvls Reese S. Lloyd, John j. Lloyd, Morris
rrFans, Thomas J. Davis.
Inrsa'arer Of School Board--Eyan Morgan.
'tabte.-George Gurley.
sH c0tteetor.-George Gurley.-
I11',s'sor.-Richard I. Davis
TIS'gs o. EiecHoR-Isaac Evans
''P'e'0T'.-John S. Rhey: John J. Evans.
3" ALLEsuASLs-$I5O in advance.
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EBENsBURG MAILS.
MAU S ARRIVE.

Eastern, daily, at II O'Clock, 4 N.
NeItern, :" at u A NJ
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern, daily, at O'Clock a ~
Western, - at A. NJ.
To- The Mails from Butler, Indiana, ,Strongs-
town, &c, arrive on Thursday OF each week,
a. ) o'clock, P. n.
Leave Ebensburg on Friday of each week,
HSP NJ.
rA- The Mails fromN ewman's Mills, Car
foltown, &c, arrive on Monday Wednesday
sad Friday of each week, at o'clock, 7. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
'1d Saturdays, at I clock, \. NJ
gea- Post Office open on Sundays from
10 10 o'clock, \. NJ.
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DIRECT0 RY.
IYST OF POST OFFICES.

n, O#ees. Post Masters. DISTRICTS.
80 creek, Joseph Graham, Yoder.
,'.hsi ,'n, Station, Joseph S Mardis, Blacklick.
Carrolltown, benjamin lrther' Calroll'
Chess Springs, DAM. Litzinger' Ohest.
Shonshurg. Mrs. II. NJ MCague, Ebensburg.
r,n.n Timber, Isaac Thompson, White.
r,II;tzin. J. NJ. Christy, Gallitzin.
4arIock. VIM. MGough, Washtn.
Iohnstown, H. A. Boggs, Johnstwn.
Ta-ot.o VIM. Gwinn, Loretto.
yirsrsl Point, E. Wissinger, Conem' gh.
Munster, a. Duroln' 6Sune'ei'
p.-,bing. Francis Clement, Conem' gh.
pr.ttsyiIIs. Andrew J. Ferral Susq' han.
pn,pland. G.. W. Bowman, White.
s.. Augustine, VIM. Ryan, Or, Oiearhe4a.
S.,lpLevel, George Conrad, Richland.
Sonman. B. MColgan, Washt'n.
Snmmerhiil. Wn. Murray, Croyle.
summit Miss NJ. Gillespie Washt'n.
Timore, Andrew Beck, nhlerhlH
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Sigtks. Gxtbaa0f. &,r.

opi1thss U%ighllgR, vi.
VQRK, GETTYSBURG, CHAMBERSBURG,
4 HARRIsBtRG and MIDDLErOWN BANK NOTES
i'f sale at a liberal discount by ur,o
jellh 'i 2Si S s. GaHSe Stree.
FT0 9I.. FOR SALE, in snnS 70 suit, at a small
- !, premium by [ lelgl THO. J. CARSON.
M ARYLAED STATE SIZES.
For sale ln2t2wl McRIM 4 ca.
siSnmanes to our fieuds Aessss & Woodward Co.
d2 corner OF chea9sde and ImSsrd street 9o
NJ ORTIZ ESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
a 'o S@'s Oy S AA0a d HhAsRs Bsns
EOLLECTIOES ON ALL PROMTN ENT
~ 1h PIiSf5 SOUTH AND WEST made by, -.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
AZ ap5 GqSos "'nted by n, sAMgEl HARRIS
baltimore AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1897
Ed Baltimore TIN and Ohio Railroad bonds 1876
Northwestern eS Va Railr dS bond, 4 a. n,Ii s
H TsHSq By D,ss AMhs SSRsGj5sS
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
fe25 N4IES for sale by THO 10, H,, CARSON,
EXOHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADBL-
NJ PPHlIA' BOSTON RICHMOND PETER9BgRG and
te2e.tf sol baltimore f5iic2o Street
ITNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
On ali points South and West purchased at best rates.
te26,tr Ii: 90i & sai GAMSeN if,sst
nRoTHERs B0NINGER,
FOR s e F S9RT GAf5Es e
! IAN. many 0'i i'iuon' rams ana Ai9StEr-
| 4 DYAECES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
f = AfD PROVED coLLArERA Ia, by, o,poov
SANh OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
ST. JNo. GiTTINGs 4 co,
M AkYLA%D SIZES Maryl land per cent.
fat, sANIL. HARRIS, Jr.,
NlME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
jar7-tf "a NIL. 4 io SR Xxi; , 4 SONS.
z a o. R, R. BONDS 1857 WANTED BY
ST. JNo, s. CUTTINGS b co,
EeCA!P OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEI.
| ~ FtiIA INSURANCE COMPANIES wanted by
t.2a., KREBs HALL,
| le1.-L So Exchange Pace.
| (STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ 1,,,a +! For sale by KNOX co,
aule-.l 9Grocers Exchange.
| STOCkS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
LANA s.9 sold BY JNo. S. Cuttings CO,
M lsSOURI 6's FOR SALE BY
~ ~ JNo. s. Cuttings Co,
| M hRCHANTs' BANK STOCK FOE SALE BY
Iva IN0. s. CUTTINGS & co,
| SOL 90 South ST.
EyIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
| ny SAMUE Ell HARRIS, Jr.,
| Juit-u Base nent Chesapeake Bans
IA AEYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
Ia JNO. S. CUTTINGS 4 CO,
| SOL 20 South St
{ NUAMbRCIAL d FARMERS BANK STOCK
WANTED by JN0 S. CUTTINGS & CO.,
| sou 90 South st.
E# YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
| 4 wanted by kE0X CO.,
| 4l-ru Exchange Place.
BALTIMORE 6 PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
| GE6y SAML. HARRIS, Jr.,
! -9llI-tI Easement Chesapeake Bank.
| ri ORTHbRN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
IL wanted by SAM, HARRIS lr
| JuII-tI Basement Chesapeake Bank
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-eea@A-
NiUuGS AWs5AH.s msANksbE
FOR EVERY DRsCpIDr10N NJ. cTrr -,
'i'11'
e rs CGES' MIAMI R {
procure supplies by addressing 'A'S '8i
D. Once on isT s. B6Sl q G 33iiar,
RPRIoE s45 PER TON. aonGRs CASH Baitbmsore
~ IT A n n ~ -
egR bone Ph9 Phae q lime, and thirty tons Brown
phae Of lime landing and for a G BY per cent bone phos
o. THOMAS WHITRIDGE Il CO.,
&Plsu - II and ID Bowly's wharf.
II n
We inform Dealers Farmers and Planters that b.va
made our usual extensive % supply our
numerous customers T!'G ssn2Ps Snd unadulteraed
Our stock is unequaed in its extent variety and quail.
W 0s any mouse IN 4,I the trade. We name:
~ n Et.O IAN GUANO,
W iSPGETAToT PEos PERU THIS YEAR. AND
ICHABOE GTANO
ELIDE ISLAND 1CAIITORNT., cuaNo
BAKERS ISLAND GUANO,
asSi importation nt2 SIS market per ship Hay
F2F the @ sale Of gea the sole authorized Agents
WHITE MEXICAN SgA bS G,r,, ,,r,,rc.x or-.,,o
MN ,,d Doctor D S's*aS5s essGIslsd NO1N-'O
f
-
MARYLAND CONPANY,S
our En- PHOoPAIE oF LINE.
other fertilizers Of known value and established
Which We will sell on most favorable terms in 1t from
one ton to 1000 tons '1,'e ..'.'' '''' 'i'-
Wood street Boyyly's War,
H.15e5 = OPPOSITE the new Corn Exchange.
fds: s%ne sbg d5! g sSag Grass
,n,s-+f G.d; bTGbALEs Sole Agent,
SsA Az 5.5.!. EAW-BONE PHOSPHATE affords
OF Phosphate Of Line and per cn Of A no per CENT
o,,5,., GEO. DS GDALE Sole Agent
-, ~. : SPEARS "iarl, up STAIRS.
UAUEH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE is offer
ID ed to the agricultural community As premnt and re-
liable Fertilizer and permanent in its cfects FoT sal by
arl5tf "a sr.aris ~. 1t Iots ~, - Ss ,t
pATCIpS RIW-HQNE pII0Spu 1TE -,
aims the active and sseSa proeri Of hons, eO
'e'0S all the original a9 dF5 Bt t For sole bE rent
apl . II - - No. Spears wharf up stairs
| l. GfnO Ifc1 Of , y, r,,,,,, ,,rro,,r-
GEORGE pUGDALE SOLE AGENT
ILs sou '''HiiiA
For to O. GG s o GEFGR
FLOUR GKAIN' LII III 6Eit andpKoDuCE GENERALLY.
CHENEY, Hale Co, Baltimore,
BoyES 4 MERoEEa,
R,s q u. WAa EDEN, g
p. II. GREGonY l. Co., Lumpkin Ga ia9Lt,
MARYLAND COMPANY
No Euta street o6no Fl Agen
Railroad Depot Baitisn,re, I'D. a jni6tt
| ~ n, - -
O. Vi Noll
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s NJ ALL FARM s


s NJ A Il FAR MS
TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
TO WHOM EVERY ACCOMMODATION WILL, nr GIVEN
To capitalists the above offers very favorable cnnort,
" Tor investing It low rate in the immediate vicinity of
large and populous city.
le MIL Seat is offered alone or with anv renu ed sr
u oil land sdoinng, at low rates. very liberal charter
from the State of Maryan which would be rred
~lh the property offers particular inducements to any
parties desiring to form company The present owners
Of TIE property would be willing to take from auarier to
half o. the stock Of such company If required.
Terms wi" be made to suit the purchasers. AppIyto
80 ELIAS. GLENN
-L nI1-4 North Calvert str ct.
ssSss1 FOR RENT.
E3i:s The large tleest4ry HOUSE. No 90 North Charles
"G GG!ia DC altered for Store desired,
Large DWELLING, No II St Paul street. corner Bank
zane RtSy occupied as Boarding house ard suitable
STORE AND DWELLING, southeast corner Of Court
land and Saratoga streets.
STORE AND DWELLING, No. III Pratt street, above
STORE No SO North Charles street. lately occpried b
MIS- = w Hughes DIV aLLlNG above ditto, well adapted
- DWELLING HOUSE, No S. Lexington street. west #
Charles, lately occupied by Chapman as Boardng-huss
and Restaurant.
The adjoining HOUSES Nos 80 and o. Fayette street
near Charles one lately occupied Restaurant the ether
Small pwELLINGHoUsEO en- Spring Court, near Charles
Large STABLE and Yard en- Pratt street, near Howard
Two Dw&iIING HOUSES on Carey street a5oye Lev
Thrse,st9ry DWELLING, No 5G7 West Lexington street,
ne nW EEsppH Ne qt street; NJ
| Lexington. " " GLEN Move Move
mlo-C No.6 North Calvert street
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VALUABLE FARM

-
a%s;- MEAD rrI H0WARD COUNTY,
ny rAk TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
,, LIS Farm contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Sho OF very Superior Land, well wooded and warad,
49, me building sites and is abundantv supplied
u E 9pfings and running water. 1t is situated On the
otS HoSI leaag lrotn the Frederick turnuike to the
n.uoad me situation is elevated, it has n
view and is perfectly healthy - Aus q 'ONi-i-"liutnR
IL will be sold in parcel or divided to suit
90 Terms reasonable. - ' io''''e'S
Apply 10 ". W. GLENN,
iuiu 6North Calvert street
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@r0tGIes. sIQnorS. &.r.

ss 50 FL !; GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, of
a2s ~ me varieties Of each kind seie, ted from tha
zfssts5 'llos OF w SkOF TEA rxnrassiy for tbe
mt he ~ ply e families, the quality of which cam
ne eATiitu either IN style Of make or In ex,ran -
grance For sale by NM. WHFTAN NJ 40 NIens ira
street, between orth Calvert streets ~
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8ttRGgg8nbGts.
4. H0EN & GO.

C>XN3-"Fg"NT'
4. Ii0EN 8 GO.
PRACTICAL
GlTFF @ 9 q A = n as,
E%HEAF Frs AND CU!O& PRINTERS.
NOS, % AND Is 3 COND STREET
BALTIMORE,
IKE ute Check, Vote snd Draft Books Cards Certifcat
ihp9mas, Snow Cards for Manufacturers Views Archit
ttra "ra"ngs, Maps, Plans, husc Titles Book Plates En-
Yelopes and Labels, as well rs
COMMERCIAL WORK
- Every description The facilities Of our establishments
wy Perct execution o; every description of IithOpraphc
'E ar most ample The earliest advantage is taken OF
AZ ioaeFh amp oTenentS, cur personal attention ia
s 70 every branch Of art enabling Ms "a cor nafe
succeSSlUi n excellence or work well AZ rodcrso;
prices with any kindred establishment in the Gonnrv
EgRO6S {: KREbS.
- PRACTICAL L!THOGHAFHEGS, ENGRA YEKS,
COLOR PRINTERS,
10 lpl WEST LOMBARD STREET.
Bill Heads, Checks,
Bills CT l,aGing,
Cards,
Circulars,
NspT,
LobaIs 10 Title Pages,
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1Istals, 1gransrs, IL.

q BEST REFINED a
v q HORSE SHOE ' u
q IRON q
mylSeoiy s'rees
"A HISS & COLE,
NE $ST KIP BEAEE fEgssf IN
H. 5 GiRcfI Gps CAST STEEL, MILL CROSS CUT and
FIs PlR. X10{RRi$, AMERICAN EAGLE ANvILs and
FIELDS tsSi VIGIL % HSsS Sr racs
NEW K E6NG5A AS y$GEh& GoPhNYSs Gik&r POINT
RuSfS5 ,Gks ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoapANy,s
FITCH N MTH&GEgFACrgRING Co4PANY's CABINET and
AAGEfT GAHH ! Ho9R2SSENAIL CoAPANy's HORSE AND
Nj. MI WffS6 S3oSS SYq By ard SPADES &C. &c
"a {s; iyTEp WALDEoN'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
RU a;!o5ta, AND SHELF 1K6wGREa1 ia large &C. and full
All OF which we offer atowest Factory Prices ny2tf
kEYsER, TROY ELL 4 co.
IRON EHOUSE,
REPORTERS OF ALL DES6PiPTTOEs OF
assorH 1S aa STEEL have constantly haDd cornpiete
A&ERIGAH, AND EEGLIsH IRON,
RAILROAD 2sR Fia IS GS & CHAINS
AnOof A ER EsA HEEF R0 9 IRON SR2R
and G f3ni 81 S S6tfEyS
FsUGAN JENKINS.
- cof4 rs z s6Iz4 81 $ "a sSTERag85AETs
FEf2E ihmF G$E2TEs s ssnr
Ta a Is FRENCH. hUaEE, AUGER BIT.s, &c
f'G ?. .D y TOOL COMPANY, NuTs, WASHERS Arr
AMEFfc1H BG5TT COMPANY, BUR- Hrross, SAD IRONS
GEH!ARLE ET4 T vREL5oqg 0gHez cosH. SCALES, &C.
lSGF26fEkNa3 &C. sA asa Ff Rnhss AID
kB STs'3 o5 tEI SSAP.' BRASS oAuD,s
pUNL0F NADEIRAs. Az4s. RAroasss Sc y2in,s
WATERS & SCOTT,
aSE5 522'E D MANU-
H1Ss sfTRssieR 81 s5 AND CIR
EM EIk kS9k g SiJN + fX6 FAD LOCKS
N HI5RE E%GLa&D CIMI.ET P0INTED SCREWS, u.s.
R RGE@& LRgET Eh 81 Tg gE aS
w&B. DoUGLlAsSsP, P 4E TF5 GOODS Rs
8LooDs AND THE 60tGi&sS AXE CO.'S EDGE
AhEs'' RowLAND's, HALFNAHs Z GoULDs
TAcks, FIsHISG SHOE A&b c 5L5t TTp MES III
which 1 s:5 / =, AEa sg5 5dRF FEasg
a VT a fois hsG g il tins 3aF' f wilsoa Hawks
Sng ion stock or at reduced rates FOR DIRECT IN.
1oNiatI"H nls-tf
20 SOUTHERN AED wEsTERN MERCHANTS
FA NoIs B. J9GEEy WIZ. R BishT. RoBr s FINLEY.
4. B. LONEY 4 co.
To Oh < ox-
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HATIR DllIJ AID SEEBR7 PIPIS.

The great economy in the o. th.se PIPES for Sewer
age Will De found 20 exceed, by
material for the purposes An elders addressed as
above viii he promptly attended to- GOois delivered in
the cry ire Of charge.
I'D EN- 0V 4 L
~ ROnkWALp aIEnALL HAVE REMOVED from,
east Of South street aniI-IF
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pnNilt Salgs.
! AMES R. CHANCE
gIaa0g ana I(Usif.

.,sss5aa34fz.TsEEEE7sszz GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
xAEHS1rs1-31ssss MANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAFHLE
4 O. 4 Y WAEEEuCGS:
Nos. IS II and IS ~ EUTAT STREET
- OFFICE:
sMoRTHEhsT CoRNER os FUTAw AND FAYETTE sTREErs,
me undersigned has on hand one of The largest
aaasortnsi,ts OF PIANO f0RTES in this city which FOR
DSauy OF hlsh and sweetness of tone eastcy Of
touch, have by judges been pronounced rry voleI "
me highest Premiun-a Gold Mcial-was AWARDED them
1872 2 ~-'@ Aiis'-'-'e' i!e'u Il! OCtGoeI,
eTg iao guaranteed for i've years and privilege OF
eEchnEe granted atany time within six mnnha from dsv
o. 55alt, II not entirely satisfac Glory. $500 NY
Terms and liberal. and call soo,,a5
"S.:CEs purchasing sewhere. ~
= PIanos taken in exchange, hired timed and rapared
SSeeyera Secondhand Pianos for sale low Far cash
HENRY GAFTTE
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9I2t(orm 5GaIcs.
CartlaGGs.

Iti;2.s.-31Ss-- CAR2IAGES.-We have on Iand, at
Nif=-el- CUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
piiG 81 ule largest A:.I hest assostmrHts If CAR
STATES 10 ne found IN tie city. Persons in of Car
RACES are invited to coll and stock, we are
determined 10 sell low rates au on Is odatng
terms as other establishment.
a25u Corner Of nowa- and S2lin n, ss elt
cys.ssT CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl--W
hand at - s'orth "a Y ST Ii-f.T theiaf
gest assortment % Va SEtOEA8LE CARRIAGFS south o
New York all Of the attest fashions and approved
styles The public are invited TO can ana examine for them
selves; all OF which viii Is sold reasonable terms
BURR, BAIGHT & OCOGNELL,
~ Repairing done The shortest pntice rar22-tf
E1UELETT 3 SONS
~ CARRIAGE MAEUT. Glory
NJ. IS &1EsH STH
G%$&;ss q. The undersigned having graGtly en-.
larged their premises aud increased the:r f.c!!i-
sc5 leg leave 10 call tie attention puE bic to Tel,
extensive scc6 OF eTsfg description ofCARKlAGKS Finished
n The most eeant style and iGTtGC manner, which they
sfe prepared 70 sell accommodating tetmg REPAIRS at
tented TO with dispatch and al reasonable rriCcg
ty24-tF 81 EoTtf, street. Rst7ao--
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BALTIMORE AGENCY
LOCAL ADVISORY BOARD:
ALEX. TURNBULL, c. MORTON STEWART,
WEI. II. GRAHAM, VIM F. MURDOCH.
Counsel F. W. BRUNE, Esq of firm Of Brown Bruno
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DESCRIP
TON AND ON LIVES AT LOWEST CURRENT
RATES
KREBS & HALL,
"S kREBS, Agents fer the
W. CAKVEL HALL. State of Maryland
IS EXCHANGE Place,
1e22"eou BALTIMORE.
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DIRECTORS IN NE " YORK
JAMES BROWN, Chairman
FRANCIS COTrENET, Deputy Chairman
(. ". ARCHIBALD, Fl. B. NJ. Consul
EUGENE DUTILH, HENRY GRINNEII
JOS. GAILI.ARD, ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr,
e. 7, SAMDERSON.
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PROM WARRINGTON.
Gen. mcfieIlnn-Wbat his mes say Of him
Col. LaBder-Incidents Of their Victorious
Virginia Campaign.
From DOR speeisl Correspondent.


WAsHIsoToS, July 90, 1861.
The only portion of the forces who have achieved
the late victories under Gen. Mcclellan, that "a
this city with him, is company OF thoroughly drilled
riaemen, mostly from Chicago, Ill., called the Sturges
Rifles, who act as the body.guard OF the General.
They are under command of Capt. Steele of Chicago,
and number 80 men, all Of whom have been through
the entire victorious campaign in Western Virginia,
have been in all the battles and have been tried in the
fire and have never fnched.
Gen. Mcclellan is regarded by these men as irwin
ciblethey say he never made a mistake, and verify
believe these 80 men would cheerfuIly msrch forth
tonight, alone, to attack the entire Rebel army a.
Manassas, if Gen. Mcclellan shonld give the order
and lead the attack. Col Lander the aid Of the Conn
mandng General, now here, is also highly esteemed
by the men, who say be is the most fearless Of nos
thorough soldier, and an admirable leader.
Gen. Mcclellan il Of the least pretentous Of men
he generally the simple blouse Of the rihcnen
with not even the starred sboulderstraIe to denote biz
raDk-a man who never wastes tne-who is iIdefa.
tigabe in his pursuit ard attack Of the enemy. and
equally untrng in his efforts 10 seeure the utmost com
fort of his men. compatible with the circumstances of
soldiers life. When his line ia On the march. he ia
ever among the men, with a kind and cheering word
for every compny pleasant look, or kind salute or
hearty grasp Of the hand for every officer or private
with whom he is brought speaking terms by bust.
ness; and in fight he ia always at the front of the
column, IN the tbiekeet Of the danger encouraging his
soldiers by cheering word and fearless deed lie takes
solders fare with the rest asking no better food and
no more luxurious bed than tho newest-recruted pri.
vae under his command. If lie sees "A man without
proper shoes or clothing he has that with HE cap
tain ent 10 his own quteis where the man is served
with the garments he needs and the captain receives
reprInand that leads him 10 look more closely after the
comfort Of his men in future.
That such a MAJ should he The idol of HE soldiers is
mol surprising The Of their alteration for him
words fail TO exPiss though the following sigltly
pTofane, but uncommonly emphatic statement of one
Of bis men, will perhaps appNo1imalo II. We would
every one Of u, Eight for old Nae ill hell irv4s a,sr
and then lie Oh the ice, which irgid senumcl, wss
cordially 'udvissi y a. ~. ;.sa.Si = s.~,ed.
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HOUSE or REPREsENyATIygs.

Mr. OIIN rep, n. ~. from the Military Commit
Gee, reported Toll adding 10 the West Point Cadets
number equal te that Of Senators and Represenativcs
90 seeCted from the States the recommendation
Of menbsrp Of Congress, prescrioed by The former
law. When che Districts neglect 10 send peptesenla-
tives 10 Congress tie President. shall fill the vacan.
eies corresponding with The representation Of such
tyicts. All cadets IN who may hereafter
enter the Military Academy shall swear TO support the
Constitution bear tsue allegiance 10 tie national gov
eminent and maiuian and defend the sovereignty OF
tbs UDiledfStates paramount 10 aUy and all allegiance,
sovereignty, or ieay or country Whatsoever and that
they will obey all orders Of superior officers. Any ca
De-, refusing 10 take this oath 10 10 be dismissed from
Che Academy.
Nix vALLANDLpHAM Dem, o. said tlat the
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
PROM HARpER,s PERRY.


Prom Our Special Correspondent
HiRPEEs FrRRY, Va, Sunday, July 49, 1861.
The Sabbath has been signalized throughout the
campaign az the day for making nearly all important
movements Of the army. The opening Of the campaign
in Virginia was marked by the crossing Of the Potomac
at Willamsport on Sunday, the lGth Of June by he
first division of Gen. Pattersons column tie closing
of the campaign il to-day distinguished by the re.
cro.sing Of the Potomac al this point by the main body
OF the army, Major-General Banls commanding.
The evacuation Of tbif town by our army is not in
consequence Of any immediate necessity fear of at
tack by the enemy, but is evidently judieous movs
ment, in view Of tho Reorganization going on rapidly
by the return home OF The threenonths troops and the
unt nable condition Of the place without retoh 10
heavy and extensive Notifications for defense. Nor lie
il place OF such srategical importance an 10 Justify
expensive fertilization and require the occupation of TN
army. Thore various which present them
selves at why the column 10 he formed under
command Of Major-Gcneral Banks should rendezvous
on the Maryland side of the river and there complete
all its preparations for offensive operations upon
gTandcr and more effective scale in the valley of the
Shenandoah. The CAMPS will probably be formed u
few miles below between this place and Frederick in
the vicinity Of Sandy Hook and the Point OF Rocks,
from two 10 ten miles below, ON the iiyer
rrJops are daily arriving 20 replace the threemonls
men returned and returning, and the command Of Gen.
Banks will hoon be stronger than il bas been before in
this department. The aeccssions already are The I'd
WIscOnsin 10Th Massachusetts, tho 2ti and iC.h To-
DIANA and the I'd and 18th Pennsylvania three yoaB
regiments
harpers Ferry will not be entirely abandoned Tic
ID Massachusetts,, Col. Gordon, will remain as q
guard, 1uarerng in part Of the United States work.
shops and bodings not destroyed. Doubleday Bat.
terry viii b" planted on ils Maryland flights opposite,
commanding the town and the approaches to H. on the
Virginia side. Tie artillery ean reach this position