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+ | N A N CT A l.,
NAV YORK. 5 nnrda,,F.b 1


Tie ,nat Of the foreign news upon the Stock
market tc,tay was very markell. The whols lis,
partcok Of the decline, which ranged from 70 per
cent and the speculative shares. Tho sales we're
arger than FOR aome time, Ani with general digpo-
Hition 10 get ont. At6r tho board prices sone-
what mere steady and At ihe seC,nd board there
wa slight recovery. Some of those brokers' who
have been operating fYr rise On the strength Of
the imitation o' paper money we're today Sc lers.
Sales Of gold at the board we're male At iO3H with
an upward movement, although the delay in ia
Note bill before Congress leads ~ sntic .tol4 of
Id mod11stion.
The CITY " New York steamer to-day carried
Siut2G in sptcie.
The exchanges at tho Clearing House thi4 morn
inc ,,.,o
r,r the dsy. 20 the week
= nn,h'ngcs. S',N6tttT t@6',Ss
rv,,c -, A..
,..,,.-
=, ..,,..-.,
-,
.,,-
''.' Wv, sou ' ''
'l
WV Wv l'''' ''' ''''' i.'.'.'.' ''l ''''.t i|'
sup " Of spc.io is ale, lsr.cr, ana my reach
$40 % coo. of which nlcn Is on special d,I .-iA.
G. C.fpt.,tt, kli,,f.,u.,., S,., 4 ,.,,rl A. . .,e,,
~ -. -,
~,
IN N'''N9n'
we stated I''' W''f 'Nh th'ro W"" ptNc'' on
''"' to tun the h'r r"mt ENHh'nsc nauding ia
wa. street over q Tire Government or Custom
h"'c rilo''' Tho hui'iinf cost 'l"n' SAo'o'-
IN,hnNng been butt ON an expensive plan 'itet the
dtstru,iiuu Of tho old Exchange by ''thc great
me- ,r iag, m. r-c.o,, ,,,ui,,,, ,,,s ,,,o,o1
- ,I',
wv Wv "''N WV y''H i''"' ''' " "'u wv"
mottgngcd to Llnlou II fuses Cor heavy sum, IL
t.,n meal int. t.e b.ujs. the t,,.,e.. and
Il /, now u,,,y,.,..t Mo i,,,,pp,rt wi h,y. ,be
privilege ur luyir. Il at,u, .,u. h.lr ,h, ..,,,n,l
cs,
The rr6.cut Cutt,m n .tisc. which ISL, FIRE p,,..
building, will nc used f,r the Assistant Treasury.
For q merch,nt's exchange ,hcf, itno. rr,,,si,,.
me years slucc tie hour and provision dealers
withdrew, anil aftct occupying 70 store m south e,
i1r a time built tho present Com EXCHANGE Ir ling
on whitens.lh. TIN, move much diminished ,nc
number who meet ,n change. .nl il l, rrop ,4cI
tina, these shall lie ac,,mrl.l,tcl with A roam in
connection with tho Oh ,r,l,or or Commerce. vhi,
IL Ir,,ted in tho rudi rrrl,ors p,ildlp. corner ~
Cedar and william, s, Tte,ots ala, n rr,i.., 4,
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Of War; ard by his admirable oreatizstion and
honest adminiairsrion OF the youns army (yssy
like ,u',j he saved the country.
C,ull LAWYER have accnmrli isheh h
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MISCELLANEOUS.
|, CANDID STATEMENT

n CANDID STATEMENT
IA You can procure'oi any Druggig, IN tais ciiy
aud vicinity Or, TOBlASS VENETIAN LINZ.
hENT. Il In a sure aud speedy cut- hr Sore
1hroat, Hediache, TOothdohe, Chrome RAtuIHd-
gt6Q, Colo, Crovp, ana PGiHs IN III Limbs. W
ndVise every one T. give II trial, The eNI dnse .
sImere trine-1o cenp--and W. are confident a
lersnn will ever be without 10. Every family shouI
rave bottle IN the house In gaBG X Eui1"H A'c
Gents, such aA Gus, Esrns, Srdlts, &c. Its pam
relieving qualities arc nliraOu,-Is. A. ior Group
t.s sA'ui tLs lives ~ hundreds, we have the Ger
sh ~" u urnv6 u ono. - Cortland, -.
is SAlr'l11
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pEOOELYN MILITARY INSTITUTE, Cor
- F.t.. rni PIriI.u ITS. IsirlUuHu In tho
trsvius branches ) Huy. " tie Company and
B.t,u.u. Fyu.'ug, El.iu,erug, Mtlomauc7. lu-
-tr.. tom 100 the S,lHl ~ the SuA.uf, with use ot
Gymnasium, 81 per mu'fa. i'25 FlW
THE LNNJO-PROFESSOR II. c. DOB
L son Wall make he pupil = proficient player ~
,lr Ban u m the sum ~ - in Nlvtuco. Stti7tsc-
ulp given, or uo charge. H. g. DOBsOS, 800
BteyaUr q, JAZZ O'llO
II WRITING CLASSES-TRN WRTTIBG
q 'ess us 81, or 90 ~ o.. Bookkeeping o. pc
.,rYt4. ur $40 lessons unlimited; arithmetic "a.
.. ling $40 per qr,ltar, y levS,ns eaih. PAINra
N-roNliile Colleges, 90 RJWcry, N ", 3Ss Fulto
B, DrJoSlys. ~ AAo'lh
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DuIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,

corner Third Ay. and 25th 81.
guARTFRHD 1874,
Six PER CENT. INIELESI a.oRel '7 a. 10
pn.u- from one dollar e. oue Thousand ioAUa,
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE 2u.h JAN
UARY, WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JANU
AIRY FIRST. Bank upsn every day 'rOm 10 ~
ssor on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday even
mgs, from " s o'clock.
SPENCER X. GREEN, Presr.
aTRPHHN 8. CuILDs, sec'y. iAlO ai.c'l9i
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E'Uh5, runs rbho-f-Abii%' pSl iVuA
u rufs - per cent. less thn a any other storo In
the oity, N the Great Rocky Mountain Dep1t, Water
Mink dali CspeS mu1s AMI cuis 81, French 5Ible
G. pes nu0s and cuffs ~ ~ 80; French Mink cape
muH and cutial = n go; French Mnh muis, ~ -
sore Water Mink NUTS, ~ ~ i2,hi; Wrench Sable
roNil A. IN g. ~; MINK Martn, pHr sett SlS worth
ss0, At puSCRR's, lTs Chatham square cor Mpu
s,re4s IA 3Aac'lN
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EURS, FURS-FINE MINK SABLE HALF
capes dark and riCh, W. nov sell from SO g.
81, same a. we sold las, winter for 40 fms MnE
sable quarter capes $40 " flS; very fine dark Mink
lain Fur Depot It's Chatham Bluare, COR hpt -.
"A QAa1s1OA
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iNENTAL REM@vAl.-N. Is. GRIFFIN &
' 'RKus. Dcpus;s, -, t'1rn"riy 3Iil G-anl -
X Y .nd oaT fulton 10, brooklyn, have Mt lar
,.,t aud cheapest dental ar.hlUhment In the world
rrstf in-erteSi on their 'mpfovai atmuspaerd
pressure pilates without artrs'vur the roots. Full
ytta pn platnA ~ gold t25 silver or runh-ri $40.
nar,lL .e,,. ON gnh. 50. silvrt. 81. Iyt e4s.'lN
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nR W. BEACH, AUTHOR OF THE
- Auerican Reform Prl tee, In onnnecuun with
Dr.. j, BEACH,, nave taken Once a lls Eavd sab
u, between I'd and Sd ay,s Once hpurs from
oil A. ~, and 8 " 3 y :, ilh 2tAr'llo
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sLOOP-Pearsall, for snowhDl, master.
ARRIVED.


BTFAHsHIPS-Alhany, ~ steam uansporp
Lewis, L.cust r. I'M, in balllst
TlomW sparks, a. steam transportl Allen, Lo-
Gust Point In ballast.
hcW Ipk, u steam IanBportl Hunter, l.ocust
Point, In ballast,
Pctrel, Young, Pro,idenee, mdso TO z Bynner.
BHIPS-John j Boyd, Thomas, London Dee qs
IN ballast 10 VIM Tyson. Jan 20, lat s. 90, long 81
TO- boarded brig Village Belle, OF Yarmouth water
logged and sbaL doned
Elena, Bremen, Of and from Bremen 20 days with
udse % Chas Luling.
Bazaar, Eastman, of Richmond Ne, from Hayr0
40 days In ballast to Nrsuith Il Sons.
Colun bia, Roberts Genoa 90 days, In ballast 10
n n Brigh IN.
G sport, Merrill, Hsyre 90 days in ballast to John
u Sardy.
BARKS-wilhelmine Drummond, Bremen 20
days IN ballast 10 H,yemeyer Brum.
Kate, Munro Lisbon Der %, with s'It to l. Z Ani-
sir,s a O.. -
B,tssy willi.rrs Terrell Aspinwal Jan b.h: in
l,Ila,t t. TpIptu N S'atuuek. .
Hntor.w1 Han umoud, Barbados Jan lS, With
fuFar o. r r DWl l-tt N Son.
Tt.Lu,, - ~ Cl,us.u Valencia "a days, In bal
h,t iu lunch ksipcl a wsndt.
Ar-'lrs, tH,ul Kohlmsnn Bremen - days,
with rrdse and % passengers g. Ruprerm o.
quincy. Leuueksn q Bnstou from DUN TX ot
days, Ia ballast to j " Elwell a CO. a 81 kiw'
CutkttL seaman, r New forE' go ~ Su, ~ "Si@
tI, n. re-. rI .n the lifts and de- ia 10 hnnrs.
klto.uh. ode, Hamburg 40 days, With mdse 70
Fuu,h h,lrtk Wendt
Harid F.k, sle'p"r' 81 Thomas 10 days-ts
hound g. Plrtand-put IN Tor harIofI IN conse-
..,f.suftEes \ storm.
BKIGS-E Drummoud, C1uway, A'plnwaN -
DAYS with mise 10 j Il JOY,
PrrubscoL Edgerly, OF Bangor, from Naples Dee
= .th fIuit TO Chamberlain, Phelps Co.
BCHOONERS-Moses b Bramhall, DAyey, Malaga
Dec 20. With wine to Come, Wallis Co
Youth, wywan, CardenAs 10 DAYS, WITH sagar. gar
Jan %, ufi Cape Hstteras, experienced gale roiA
NE during which lost part Of dsck 3 nn; A, ,-i,v
Ocean wave, L0cL hart, Porto Cabelo Is ds with
''ssS New y YorE o Gooissii, Boston days, with mi1'
| 70 Dayton so. q. =, IN, ,i.i,, ,,,.
| psntias 70 Maitland, Phelps & Co,
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PUBLICATION. Aci
THE SUNS MAP OF THE SOUTHERN
GTATEa

THE SUNS MAP OF THE SOUTHERN
STATES
Tie CO., slant demand for copies Of the complete
M,p oi the Southern States Showing the Rail
Risds, County Towns, State CnlNals and comm IN
roads, with tho whole coast fNpm Delaware ~ TcNes
N mcluding the Harnors, Inlsis Forts and positions
, the Bockodng 5hips1 which was presented h
~ subscribers N The Sun In January. hos iniu.
90 the printing ~ new edition ON THICK PA
PER. No map more useful and reliable than this
ono. ! us been published since the commencement
of tho rel elion. Upun II may be clear traced the
m. vent uts ~ all tie expeditions both uy sea ani
ltnl.
Rriy IN Monday, Feb. a, isG2.
Price, plain, cents; cnl, red, ; cents.
ON =, cnrt ~ Nassau and Filtnn streets
TUE BEST BOOK OUT-MONEY AND
Il Marriage. "a wom,p In ner wntuauh"Ji ~
great a. he was In bis Mnhooi Tue
twain togeti or well might change the wurd'-
TrSNYsoS. BY Lady ANNA ARGYLE.
Work of priceless value " ev.ty nkihS w'rlaA .
and the fascinating story mus, awaken = t1ru ~
interest The work is deiicated h. Womsn every
where" Price 81. "The quiet STYLE " t'e N,,.t
of wakehed a needed rtf1rm." 8. 4. u lYT,
70 spruce 81, NY. jss1sgi2t
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ELOUR FLOUR .-LOOH AT THE Prices
u --Gsrd huuT tr 1928, extra $3.50, double evtrs
a.. al y superior Iiuity, deliver'si. CItna ont-
,.ue AL n y. COYLES cheap stores, l3t ant
'3t Myrtle svr, uear Gld n, Rr1nklvn. w 24'lno
SWEET JUICE CIDER, CIDER VINE
- a., ur.ri apples, aud "yt.s 'imty PAipe', Tor
s.., ~ low prttt1t G..sls delivered IA any part ~
u,yDp Il go. tti G.r,g.r.,. i.i ~ jls 2lt'ln3
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personal NOTICES.

pRIZE MONEY FOR OFFICERS AND MES
1 y Me San Jacnto, Cpnstellatiun and hphican,
y paA daily by JOHN B. MURRAY, Army aud
f,s. jA9 Ais'lO9
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, RTIFlCLAL BONE FOX FILLING ANT
> .rr.udrhlg aching, dscAytd ~ broken teeth, "a
H.l lt 't, Withou, pain cdt II ie'th and warrant
d. ~ uf, G y. CRAWFORD, Dentist, " Aniis
r., e = "a 'um BuNdway. u oAsc'llf
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Il wounded or disabled during the presen, war,
snd a'so hr the widows ~ those killed OF who may
have died In service. Claims for pay, bounty, d..
promptly attended N. CALVIN W SMITH, cor'
Chambers and Chatham sts, jAls Aac'lH
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Our Washington COrrcs cspondeucs-Th
Chances Tor Senntor BriRhTs Expulsion
secretary SiuhtOn aud the Contracts
IUIcn nuIicntion with the South, sc, &c,
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NJ A r | n +
MINIATURR ALMANAO,
CLEARED.

BTEAMsHRs North Star, Jonas, Aspinwll, D
Allen; N sanford, Sanford, PnlAdeipnia, Per-
kns; Chesapeake, Sherwood, PuItland, Me, IL y
Cromwell n Co.
bHlPS-York shire, Fairbanks, Liverpool, N
Marshall Co; Garnet, Bradford, Boston, NesniIh
d Sons
BARKB-G Gertrude, Bartlett, sydney, NSW, II
w Cameron; Mary Anuah, Tor Bristol, y, Gille-
lrand; Voyager, Freeman, Trieste, Bassett, Bacon
& Co. Goethe, Miller, Mstanzls, Lullng; A Al
I'm Patten, Portland, IL Benner.
BRIGs-Richmand FOR Cadlz, z Ward 4 Co;
w Barter, Gilchrist Havana. j Ward Coz
Jane, Chisholm, Mansanilla, Brett Son q Co; A
Taylor, Tspley, Boston, \ II Sanford
BCHOONKRS- Orion, Tobin, Kingston. ia, J 8
DALEY; Enterprise, Gould, Jacmel ID X De WOLF
VLeria Wlllsey, PORT X yal, MIeady q Co;
& A Ward, Edwards, Baltimore, 7 q Benton q sons;
Island CITY, Conkhu, Baliuore, master; l. SIM
uuss, Candy, Baltimore, McCready, Mott & Cos
Nay, kcKag Deals Isand, master; Depew, Rd-
moni, Deals Island, master; Bement Deckers
Deals Island, do; Aethea, Henry, Deals Island 10;
sNw Simmons, Godfrey, for Philadelphia Van
Briui a Slaight; Eli Townsend, Williams, Phila-
delpliA, j w McKsej Elizabeth A, Waugh, Great
Fyg Harbor, j W NJ Kee A II Brown. Francevle,
Bristo., l. Kenny Sophia, Ross, New Haven, IL
Racket.
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DENSIONS, BOUNTY LAND, BOUNTY
L money aud prize money and AL other aldms FOR
sldcr. tlpir widows and hsirA cullected promptly
by gro wOODMAN SO Pine ~. IAS Asc'lb
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
MARKETS.


Ds0cstfo Markets.
SATURDAY, Feb. tsse.
ArrLrs --GrceningS 400 spitsenOergL 80
BsliWinp, Z 70.
Asurs.-s.les PAs, % BIN. Pearls, - -.
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A.. RTFICGAL TEETH INSERTED FOX TIKI
~ ...s-t igasipit prs Tretr tri Niiu gold 81
'.er ~ .tntA t,no 6lng s1thout pain t0 oenU
ant IlpvArls Tecto carefully extracted 70 cent?
D.. o. }. q CONWAY, 10 k.sn S5th a. bt I'll and
..t,. - ANr'lN
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a.ItspGl sttlS

I. ISU - MACKFRFL AND HERRING
& At ''e WASH NHIuN ST. MAR BAR clay,
A. " EpSt .nrf- I. Gru. ors another lot Of th'~e
.,iUr Pthld HERR E rt received; ais ueN ht
.l,rr'. YrI ln ipt 'h- ~ h,, ~ lhz, packages,
i rHuo dash, Hams, Shoulders, Bec', L,ri,
S. Wa Prisos I26 3'i2i
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A WEEKLY EDITION

81 lrt Nsv Yons sur, .-sued svssy Tuesday, n
"Hpp"rs ior ths 'naD, -Fo ouTs KA0L. 81 Per toi.
trnsonrPnos-rArD m ADvAscu.
One copy, pear. 10 CO. Thrs, copa... g., -
Do 10 months. b1.Oo Five ooyis., a.. Ga
I" Specimen copies gruaA. Disooup, "A a u..
csnl frem single rate, on eaoh copy over ave-.
az Postage within New York s,aas orIv sksv,~-~
eents Hsar--ot, u the stats, teenfv- -sts ee,fs
Address n. 9. BEACH, svs 0yyios. Hs- Yo-~D
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NXTANrtD-.tADiE- 90 LrAEN 10 OPr
w rlt..n ',..ur's hht wnsl"r'r and WilH ''r
ALL ot .tf I..rt1u,s Terms from ~ !" y
Pr..tirr .I.t. ..LshrI 900 al huts oi ~'rf' '
yc.ur.r.f. 4. work aNer leIr"ius Fs"ry nr'
aa mt pa-. ,'at ~ s'uas s.-' Ms rl. i' boil.
10 ct Needles and ID, best quality, or s..e.
a gn..d shuttle rlaclins ~ v.s, ~ R9l Henry g.
me- ,;r.-,. I. a. 24''ON
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- doors above 2Jth ~, iuser1s beN1tifh sets ~
serth With W without extracting the ropts. On gold
=. f,s ss t23. silver, ga rubber, go. pttius, So.
AT tic d bone 6lling tu-rted wi'hon Pain,l "
oc =. gold. NJ cents ~ si; Snagam, ~ cents. AL
y - - rD.rrprtrd las e4a'ie
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\ RTlTICIAL TEETH q. KENNEDY,
y D,1ttsi, l-G R,Wery, thrt. dDiru nriue spi1ng
., is inserting H. pe,utn 'eiike teetl II 'he ''N-
..f ta.si .la prizes whole sets l1li W plat "a
700 az upwards, AMI ON silver or rubter tru'u y
..Nsris P,-tisI -etH IN gnd a. esch tHth. or on
U.sr al sat-;lcticn guArautrst In AL css"s.
iAia Y4er'ioi
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AMEki

r. itrTh-IFETH-THE AMEkl
I.r ,.-rr.,u., drn'ists are in'oriing
p s,,- ~ - spi f1D. part setts ~ cent?
,I.t,u'tl hs' te usus prt'e b a.
s1~y. ts4 u vPryi opvosiin FNh ~
'prs 9iaes'N
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THE GRATED BREAD-READ THE Fol-
a loving certlh ate from DEW .Aru PIker' ~ lst
12th IT, =, VI hayv found II OF superior quality ma
all respects One do-iirrlum att.luri loo It, no tu-
niacture is entire cleanliness, f1r ~ / we been
able e. ascertain, Il Ls ernepty htatutul iuAsmunh
o. 1t contains Lone Of tue pruduosur results oi 'er-
meutat0u. WILLARD PARKER"
Manufactured "a the corner Of Lafayette + ace and
bth st. For sale everywhere. ja9O 6'll0
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DENTISTRY.

MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
\ u,vi,,- hal q re. t.-th extracted without 'cai-
jug any pain whatever by Dr.. }. JAY NlLLEk5,
~ Grand st. 1 cheerful insert this ~ re-
T. this. suffer ng with aching tooth.
= MURPHY, Mllpsrry st lNlg 5'ilI
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w rat. on Singers, Wheeler ami Wttin's a..
1Aher ~ siug rlachiu'a I"nruri r"f'",. IN W.
r,an.l r. .nd practi,e or anur work III s.si 'ae'
tarnls. ~ A.a' u,Ncbines ~ sale ano g. Iof-lt'
Orphari st. uesr StAutnr iAt' N''lf
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rFwryo NACHTNFs-LADTEa TAUGHT


Il W,ut.t Immediately , fr-i pl,-, stuuping
pross ami cutting uachip,; np objection % "a uNli-
ed, it in i,,ud running uurr. Aljres, @. n'y 9jS
sIu .Gi,e. IAN su,l g.. l5l gre
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-08-14
We Are Coming, Father Abr:a-
ham.

The enthusiasm in localities throughout
Pennsylvania, says the Harrisburg Te1e-
graph, is once more of that character
which inspires all who behold it with
confidence in the loyalty and martial spir-
it of the people. Every county or town
that sends away its one or more companies
regard their own brave men as the very
models of military ardor and DEVOTION
They leave home accompanied by the
blessings and the prayers of their friends,
and turning their backs on the scenes of
their youth and manhood, these brave
men almost become soldiers the moment
they are mustered into service. The gen
crous emotion is thus cal alned-the manly
tear at leaving helpless loved ones is dried
and the spirit of the patriot takes hold Of
the form of the man, to mould and disci-
pline him almost at once into the steady
and undaunted soldier These are the
characteristics that We notice among the
men who arc hourly pouring into Camp
Curtin. They are coming from all quar-
ters-fresh from the newly gathered har-
vests-oLt Of the workshops-from the
and pleasure-they ale pouring into the
State Capital like the resistless torrents of
the mountain, "leaping and singing" as
they rush on. The demonstration is grand
In the extreme. The men who form these
mighty hosts are superior in every respect
They have less of adventure about them
than the first quota of brave, dashing boys
who are now in the field, but in lieu of
this there is more Of steady purpose and
stern resolution manifested in their march
and their demeanor. The first soldiers
who rallied to the call of the government
these go to meet and crush it out
Spectuclcs like that which is presented
IN these uprisings OF the people will not
soon again be afforded for the contempIa-
tion of the governments of Europe, and
we'll is it for the potentates of the universe
that the vision Of their subjects is obscu-
red by the rigor of their rule, or the
example OF people thus rising and mar
ching to the preservation of their liberties
and nationality might have an evil intu-
ence on the stability and power Of every
throne in the world Under any circum-
stances, the great rebellion will result in
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Important Arrest.

Brig. Gen. Wadsworth, Provost Mar
shall of the District of Columbia, accom-
panied by a Lieutenant and two privates,
arrived at Harrisburg at three o'clock on
Thursday morning, by the train from
Baltimore, and, acting under the orders
Of the Secretary of War, Immediately
proceeded to arrest Messrs. o. Barrett
and Thomas c. M'Dowell, publishers of,
and Messrs. Montgomery Forster and
Uriah j. Jones, chief and local editors of
the Patriot aud Lnion, charged with ma
king certain publications of reasonable
and intiammatory character. The parties
were arrested at their respective residen-
ces, but at the special request Of Captain
Dodge, they were permitted to remain at
home with the understanding that they
should report themselves at the Mayor
office at six o'clock next morning. At the
when they were conducted to the depot
and left in the 7.30 train for Washington.
The affair although not altogether unex-
pected created quite a sensation. The
following is the reasonable publication !:
"ATTENTIoN CoLoRED MEN.-The
great Gen James Lane has arrived in
this city to-day, and will address the col
orcd citizens of Harris burg in front of the
Market House at four oelock this Mon
day. afternoon. Men and Brethren, come
along
1.-The government having granted him
permission to raise two COLORED REG
IMENTS, he will be prepared to swear in
al able bodied colored men who may
offer, and he confidently expects to raise
one company in this place.
"Arms, equipments, uniforms, pay, ra-
tons and bounty the same as received by
White Soldiers, and no distinction ,ciH be
made. Come one, come all.
81 Ii. TOMPKINS,
Recruiting officer for Lanes CORD. regiments.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-08-14
Great Battle Near CUIpepper
COurt-EEOUSe

Gen. Pope and Stonewall jackson have
met at last, and fierce battle has been
fought, apparently without any decided
advantage on either side, save that our
advance held its ground, which, consider
ing the position, is equivalent to victory
On Friday, Gen. MDowell's cavalry had
the extreme advance, near the Rapidan
River, and were engaged i'll skirmishes
all day, taking some prisoners, and ending
with slight loss. On Saturday morning,
while large Rebel force was endeavoring 9
to surround and cut him off, Gen Banks
came up with four regiments Of cavalry
and delayed the Rebel advance. In the
afternoon he attacked their advance force
of 900, Under Jackson and Ewell, at a
place about six miles south of Culpepper
Court House. At first the contest was
almost entirely by artillery, but at clock
the infantry became engaged, and de-
termined fight began. The Rebels were
In the woods-our men in open fields
Gen. Banks right, under Gen Williams,
suffered severely. At this time the Reb-
els attacked in full force. At u o'clock
p. m. Gen. Pope arrived on the field ac-
campanied by part of his corps. The
battle was then substantially over, Gen
Banks holding his original ground The
artillery of both sides continued until
nearly II o'clock, the night being very
clear, with bright moonlight. Both Gems.
Pope and Banks were greatly exposed at
one time, and sudden charge OF Rebel
cavalry was made to take them, but failed.
The fire of the Rebel batteries was after
ward sileneed. The troops were under
arms and in position all night. Gen.
Banks is highly praised, both for personal
gallantry and the management OK his
troops. He was rather severely hurt
by trooper who rode against him, but
kept the field, and was on duty next NOR
ming. Total loss estimated at 1000 to
5000 killed, wounded and missing on
each side. Jackson and Ewell we're both
in the battle. There was a little skir
mishing on Monday morning.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-08-14
EBENSBURG, PA, THURSDAY, AUGUST IA, Is

checking despotism and humbling aris-
tocracy. That it was encouraged in this
instance by the aristocracies of the OLD
world, there is no longer any doubt. That
it was and is fostered by the principal
governments of Europe, we have abundant
reason to believe, and therefore let the
example Of its crushing out go to swell
the testimony of mans ability for self.
government, and stimulate the down-trod
den mass of Europe to an effort in their
own behalf, to become, as we are, great,
powerful and free.
In .his spirit, and in the words of the
new song, the people can enthusiastically
eXclaim
ave are coming Father Abraham,
SIR hundred thousand more -