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Star AgriculturaI WORKS.

TIME ALBANY COTTON GIN MANU-
FACTURING CO., Albany, New York,
Manufacturers of General Agricultural Ma
chinery, Comprising the celebrated "StaI'
Threshing Machines; "Stsrn Railway o.
Endless Chain and Lever Horse Powers,
"StEr'' Cotton Gins and condenseTs1 Circular
CroSs-cut SaWmills; Vegetable Cutters; Horse
Hay Forks; Corn and Feed Mills Power
Corn Shelters; Dog Powers, &c, &c.
WewfSh To can the particular attention OF
Farmers TO our celebrated ''STAR"
THRESHER and CLEANER, which, as Ia
LeIy improved, We claim Is far superior 70
any other machine now In market. 1t Is
compac and easily portable, simple in its
construction, and therefore easy 10 operate
by the most inexperienced, and Will do its
work with marvellous rapidllty and peEfec-
ton. and, and with comparatively the least
demand upon the strength Of the animals
driving it
We have made recent improvements In
this machine by which We ara enabled to
combination OF dlfnculttes, and We are now
for relieving the feeder Of dust, thus making
the operation of thIeshing as comfor table
and safe as with the ordinary machines it Is
annoying and frequently destructive OF
health.
These Machines are made OF suitable sizes
for our Star Railway 2H0ESe Power and for
our "Star" Lever Powers for and horses
For sale by our agents and dealers gene
rally. For full particulars, send for our illus
tTated Descriptive Circular and Price List.
Correspondents VIII please address The
Albany Cotton Gin Misunderstanding
Co., p. .. Drawer E62, Albany, NY.
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0Ern0atelLfnenten.
Rnom ae RtUerstde ASaga=hte.
MR. NOBODY.

I know q funny little man,
AS quiet as q mouse,
Who does the mischief that is done
In everybody house.
There's no one ever sees his face
And yet we all agree,
That every plate we break was cracked
By Mr.. NOBODY.
It's he who always tears our books
Who leaves the door sjaI;
He pulls the buttons from our shirts
And scatters pins afaT.
That Squealking door VIII always squeak,
For, prithee, don't you see,
We lesve the oilfpg 10 be done
By Mr.. Nobody?
BE puts damp wood upen the IRE,
That kettles cannot boil:
Bis are the feet that bring in mud,
And all the carpets SOIL.
The papers always are misiaid;
Who had them last, but he?
There's no one who toSSeS them about
But Mr.. Nobody.
The finger marks upon the doors
By none Of us are made;
We never leave the blinds Enclosed
To let the curtains fade
The ink we never spill; the boots
That lying round you see,
Are not our boots! They all belong
To Mr. Nobody!
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B. z. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN
w and Shest Iron Wave, and dealer in
Cooking and Heating Stoves. No. Is Main
Street, Wheeling, WeSt virginia.
would respectfully call The attention OF
the public to my large and select stock of
Copper Stills, Copper and Bras Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can TOPS.
Job work Of all kinds VIII receive my per
Bonal attention.
on Wen Casing and Sand Pumps made 70
order on short notice.
1900 feet % inch Wen Tubing, which VIII
be sold cheap; also Agent for Zimmerman 5
Celebrated Steam Cooking Apparatus, which
the public are Invited to-caIl and examine.
marls-eod-d&F6m. h F. CALDWELL
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Apanfa Wanfad

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THE ORIGINAL CARPET DAGGER
Supposed to be the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in this (First) Dis,
trict. Prevented in continuing such
by circumstances over which he had
no control.
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ativ AdTtrtIseneats.

EoRr EDWARD INSTITUTES in
the State for ladies and gentlemen. so
per term. FAN term Sept Cd Send for
cial, Common EnGIish, Scientific, Classical
or Ornamental. The best advantages at
modeTate charges. Address Rev. J. r.
KINl3. D. d. Fort EdWaEd, n. Y. =.
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gttp 9aprrttsemeuts.

FEMAI.E COLLEGE, BordentOWn,N.I.
DLEASANTLY tOcatsd ON the Delaware
L river, "a hours hide from New York and
IL from Philadelphia. The very best eluea-
t4ona1 ADVANTAGES furnished In connection
with = pleasant home. FAN term begins
Sent 18th. For Catalogues, address
Rey. JOIN II. BRAlklfL.EI, a. 81, Pres't
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Washington and Jefferson COLLEGE.

EIFT Weight STUDENTS WE'RE
II graduated At the late COmmencamen in
this institution: fOTty-seven in the ClasSicSl
and eleven IN the scientific Department.
Next Term begins SeptemberZ3 CiFcuInFs
furnished on application 10
ausl+eod2w Canonsburg. Pa
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OLD wTHlNR In NEW BorTLKs-The
spirit of the rebellion IN The modern
Conservatives, who used to be for the
tCoustitntion, the Union, and the en-
forcement OF the laws"
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THRREare more things in heaven and
earth, Horatio, than are dreamed of in
your philosophy. II you deettHe to be-
lieYe il, wait til November for the
proof.
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Pleasant hin Female Seminary.

nHE ga SESSION OF THIs WISH,
i known and long established School COM
menees the INST Monday in September next
T. a. Crenshaw, A. 81, Is now Principal OF
the School, and viii be assisted by the for
mer able corps Of professors, together with
further particulars apply for Catalogue at
the Book Store Of MessEs. Campbell a No
DermOt, Wheeling, or 10 any of the Faculty
or Superintendent, West AiddIetoWn Pa
MARTHA Mex EEVER,
Jy2S-2tRw2m superintendent.
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A FIRST CLASS
Boarding School for Young Ladies,

IN CoNNECrIoN with the STATE NOR
NAL SCHOOL, Trenton, New jersey.
Total charges, including board, tuition, and
books, SIS year. For Circular with f1Il
particulars, apply TO JOHN s. HART, Prtn-
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.ABADISyEsI1IKNT-Eight thousand
dollars Tor nomination by the Demo-
cratic party In this State. Worse than
a played out OIL wei.
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Agents Wanted

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III.-A Government Grant OF United
States Thirty-year Bonds, amounting 10
from $1,000 to SIS eco per mile, according
to the difficulties TO be surmounted on
the various sections to be built. The
Government takes second mortgage as
security, and 1t is expected that not only
the interest, but the principal amount
may be paid in services rendered by the
Company in transporting troops, mails
&c,
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yI.-Ret Cash EARNINGS on its Way
Business, that already amount TO more
than the interest on the First Mortgage
Bonds. These earninSsaTeno INDIGESTION
of the vast through tTaftic that must fol-
low the opening Of the line to the Pacific.
but they certainly prove that
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a NEwWAY 10 Par OLD DEBIs-The
Democratic way: dot,t pay them tan.
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BROWNSVILLE
BOARDING SCHOOL.
.MalRasYiIla Female Seminary.

THE FALL SESSION OF THIS INsrI-
i tuition begins SEPTEMBER LIST, 1855 a
nlost II1otongn ana accom- p!lshed edueatton
branches tai Eht are English, Higher Aaihe-
MATES, Latin, French, German, Drawing,
Painting, Vocal md instrumental Music,
History. Bellies Letters and Gymnastics.
$40 per year pays all expenses of tuition.
boarding, washing, DC, sc. ... II
For fulI particulars send for catalogue or
apply To
". Sheldon HUTCHISS, Principal,
Aug4-lssW ----- MOun[lsYIIla- Mse.sl Va
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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

TIME FALL. TERM OF THIS INsrTFu-
tuition win begin 6KPTElGHKR isf ISe5
Inc scope OF The College, beside \ PREPA-
RATORX DEPARTMENT., embraces fIl
and thorough CourEe8 Of Instruction Ia
RGEhemdfhe9, ANCIENT and Modern Ldn0sfnpEs
Phtl0aOPhy, General LlterGtlHe, tie Sciaices
A0rfettlflEe, AID Afilif1B IdctEes,
me cost Of Tuition, Books and RoapiIns-
need not exceed from $50 toG75 per nuuuu1
In respect 70 Health, beautiful EeeneFV and
tayGLahie Moral surrounding, the place Is
AK MARTIN. I'D, President aud
Rnofesor Of Mental and Moral PhiIosopby
II 9. LYoN, An, Vice PTeEide5lE Pro lsssSF
OF Engtiah LlteEature, and Principal PTsp'y
Col j. h. WEATEE. a. II, Profesl7er of lLE-
Ghemalics and Of Military TacIfcs
.. e. STEyENE, A. Il, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy and OF the Natural ScTanceS
HEEEH ". HARHAsS, Id, Professor OF
Ancient and Modern LAnguases and Litera-
InEes
OLIVER ". MILE, a. II, Assistant in
the Preparatory DepaItment-
GEO. II. HA6ANE, EEq.r SupeEtntandeueo OF
the Grounds and ButldIugs.
HUGH W. BRoCK, IL D., Lecturer on
RhEEolngy and Hygiene.
Hon. JOIN a. DmLE, Lecturer on CivE and
Constitutional Law
MoRsASToYN, West Va.
augT9-laWd,tT
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National Saving Bank of Wheeling,
CAPITAL 500, 900.
HHONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
llI Interest paid on Special Deposits Nofel
and Bills discounted. Exchange bought and
sold. Collections made ON all points sud pro
Deeds promptly rsnaitted. fT
Discount dAy-We1nesday.
Robert Gibson, R A. Meade
= O. Thomas, James Mckinney.
]. L st1fel.
THOs. a. LIST, President.
g. Z. aILDRETH. Cashier. nov1
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AGENTS WANTED 10 SELL THE
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~ octave VOLUME OF $50 PAGES,
IA Containing 81 newly written Sketches,
by Aessrs. Parton, Greeley, Higginson, TIL
Q. stanton, Fanny Fem Grace Greenwood,
etc. Illustrated with fourteen beautiful
steel engEavinEs-
The New York Tribune says:-sSo tho
roughly have thepubIisSeFs done their work
INA mat tleI Noiatns N Paper, type and bind.
of It's subject matter, goes far TO remove the
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SOnly made 70 sell -
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eaHfatiaaaE.
west LibertY Academy
AZ EnglIsh nd CIassIeaI sehooI

An English and Classical school.
TUE FALL TERM "a WEEKSl OF
this Instituti0n, located ct West IAbeLtyp
2mile from the city, Win be open Tor the
reception of pupils of both sexes SHIT. 5IFfs
ptox. Classical course thorough and COM
plete- Special attention given 70 those pre-
paL1ng 70 teach. Tuition 81 TO SO, pay abba
"a "a adyanoe. Board and lodging sfrom s. to
81 per week. Address
JNo. c. FRAZIER, A. II, Principal.
Yes. w, B. CURfIS, PTes't Board.
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IA Governmept Grant of i, 500 acres
of Ia nd to the mile, taken in alternate
sections on each side OF its road. This is
an absolute donation, and VIII be a
source of largeIcvenue in the future.
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Whaling Classical Academy.

OTTs BUILDING, CORNER NGARKET
NIand Monroe streets.
The fall term of this School viii open on
MONDAY, August 9th.
The Hail Is central, In good repair, well
ventilated and neatly furnished.
The course comprises both the English and
classical departments OF stndy.G Special AT
Iention viii be given to each pupil daily.
Apply 10 the Principal, Hampton street, be-
tween Byron and sixth.
An. HANNA,
jySo-d1m Principal.
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6I:l2IzGZ:I:IsI IsEsE7EE.E.s

ONE OF TILE OLDEST FEMALE EKEI.
" naFIes In the county, widely known
tor its superior facilities and unnT9lled To-
cation. Address Rev. G. ". SPEAR Rr1nci-
pal. Pittsneld. Iass. - = -
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SICK HEADACHE

Arises nom a disorde1ed state osthe ston.c,
and bowels. and bilious arrangement or
The Liver, and can Be permanently cured by
the uSe OF Robaek.S Hood Pnridar and
Blood Pills Fun directions accompany
Sold By al nr1gEists eyerSwhsre.
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IVA Government Grant OF The right
to issue its own FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, to aid in building theroad, TO
the same amount as the o. S. Bonds,
issued for the same purpose and
no more. THE GOVERNMENT PERMITS
the trusteesfor the First Mortgage Bond-
holders to deliver the Bonds to the Com
pany only as the road is completed. and
after It has been examined by United
States Commissioners and pronouncedt To
bein all respects hrst-class Railroad.
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WHEELING
FEMALE COLLEGE.

CEssIoN WILL OPEN on MONDAY.
- SEPTEMBER 7TH. Three Year, uIiIl,.
lenupted success Is sufficient assurance of
the merit of the institution and the eTcel-
lence OF its board OF Instruction.
UnSuIpaSSe in EalubRffy. elayateIl above
the noise and dust OF The city, with ample
ground ana open exposure on all sides, It
combines the healthiulnesS of the country
with the advantages of the city. B0ard 81
per week. Tuition from S5to 81 per Quarter.
Address /. @. LOOMlrS,
auE5-eodHlsepI0 President
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700 MILES
oFTHE
UNION PACIFIC R. R.

Are now finished and in operation. More
than twenty thousand men are employed,
and It is not inpossfble that the entire track
from Omaha TO Sacramento, will be finished
in 1859 instead of 1870.
The UNION PACIFlCRAILRoAD COM
PAEY receive:
Ia Government Grnnt OF The right Of
way, and all necessary timber and other
materials found along the line Of its
operations.
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VA Capital stock SUBSCRIPTION from
the stockholders, OF which Orey Ei0ht
Million Dollars have been paid in upon
the work already done. and which will
beincreased as hewants OF the Company
require.
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LAWRRNoEVILE
FEMALE SEMINARY,
LAWRENCEVELLE, Nj.
TINE MKT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
Il on Sept 10Th. Send for Circular.
augl G. VI. NASSAU, Principal.
COTTAGE uTLL sEmTHARYLFor
OYounK Ladies, PouEhk Repste New York
Heopens Sept Is. The best features of Eu-
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ton to modern Languages, Music aud Art.
DR.. Lewis EsymnaSt ies. Situation and clt-
mate unsurpassed. For prospectus, address
Kew. GEO. L. RIDER Rector
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sSOur Inducements for forming
Clubs are more than double that of
any establishments In the country,
For the proof of this assertion, please ex-
anime our Terms to agents. which are as
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Reuanta1aoeI liquid Be made IN drGfzs or other
Js,,sGls par n Neg York and lte Cords tr:n Be
se41s free Of charge By return express. PnrtEes
sllbsaibsla through looGt Gce1ns, triH tooE 70
Ehesa for Their safe delivery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-08-22

Mr.. Schumacher thought it was sir. was
so informed. 1 will give the gentleman my au-
thority. Senators Tweed and Cornell and 9TH
ers told me they were present when the gentle
man from New York (Mr. Opdyke) REQUESTED
Governor Seymour to go out and address the
gentlemen-I call them gentlemen, the governor
called them friends. uaughter.) was there
in Broadway ut the time, not connected with
the Metropolitan police, but passing up and
down to see to what extent the riot had gone,
and l saw the crowd in the park and went over
there and saw Governor Seymour addressing
them, and tell you gentlemen, that more or.
DERBY gathering Of people never saw in the city
of New York in my life at any political meeting.
l could see no rioters there. They were evidedt-
ly terror-stricken men-men who had wandered
down from different parts of the City Hall for
the purpose Of seeing when this bloodshed and
riot was to be stopped. l know something of
mems faces, and to me the faces of those men
had that appearance. They did not look, as the
gentleman here to-day said they did, like return
cd soldiers and vagabonds; they looked like
men who had the anexiety of fathers and broth
ers, like frightened citizens who had gone to the
City Hall as the most natural place to find pro-
lection. They heard Governor Seymour He
addressed them as friends" That, it appears,
was great offence. 1t would seem from what
has been said here as il the governor should have
said, "You cursed scoundrels, what are you do
ing here Z" Because there had been riot in
New York the governor was to take it for grant
ed that the quiet men before him were rioters,
on the principle of the Irishman at Donnybrook
fair, wherever you see head hit it," But
Governor Seymour took another course. HeQui-
city addressed those citizens, and they quietly
went away, and defy any gentleman to point
out single man of that crowd who committed
any violence either before that time after that
time.
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SECOND PROCLAMATION OF GOV. sRYMoI;n.

SECOND PROCLAMATION OF GOV. SEYMOUR.
''Whereae, It is manifest that combinations for
forcble resistance to the laws of the State of
New York, and the execution OF the civil and
criminal process, exist in the city and county OF
New York, whereby the peace and and safety of
the city and the lives and property OF its inhabi-
tants are endangered: and
"Whereas, The power of the said city and
county has been cxertcd and is not sufficient TO
enable tho officers of the said city and county to
maintain the laws of tho State and execute the
legal process Of its officers; and
Whereas Applications has been made to me
by the sheriff OF the said city and county of New
York 70 declare the said city and county to be in
a state Of insurrection; now, therefore,
II, Iiorstio seymour, governor of the State OF
New York, md commander in-cheif Of the forces
OF the same, 90, "a its name and by its authority
issue this PROCLAMATION in accordance with the
S'atnte IN .ucA cases mslo and provided, and do
hereby declare tho city and county Of New York
to be III 5totc Of insurreotion, and give notice
to all persons that the means provided by the.
laws OF this State fer the maintenance of law and
order wall be employed to Whatever degree may
DC necessary, and that all persons who shall, after
'n9 Puohcahon OF this proclamation, resist, or
slo or ASSIST IN resisting, any force ordered out
by the governor to quell or suppress such insur-
recton, will render themselves liable to the pen
al'les prescribed by law.
"HoRATIo SEYMOUR"
worthy gentleman who now occupies pos
ihon on this floor, and who was at that time
mayor OF the city, asked tho governors aid in
Jus matter. The riot had alrtady ragged for
Two or three days There was great conoourse
o. o. the people in the City Hall park, and be-
heve that it was Mt the mitigation of the honor
e0'e gentleman to whom l have referred (Mr.
opoyke) that Governor Seymour addressed the
srY
Mr.. Opdyke shook his head.
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by telegraph from Washington, !
June 10, 1868. (

"TQ Adjutant General Spraguo
"The Quartermaster General has made provis-
ion FOR the clothing and equipment of the troops
that may 80 to Pennsylvania. The issues to be
made at Harrisburg. You will make requisition
for Subsistence and transportation az heretofore,
for troops forwarded from your state.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
"Secrctary OF War
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"By telegraph from Washington, }
iuno ~ 1890

juno 49, 1863
"To Major General Sanford:
"The government will be glad to have your
city regiments hasten to Pennsylvania for any
term Of service; it is not possible to say how long
they would be detained not nore than twenty
i20) or thirty t3o) days
"They would be accepted for three % months,
and discharged % soon as the present exigency
is over. II aided at the present by your troops,
the people OF chat state might soon be able to
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SEYMoUR'S WAR RECORD.

In the course of the debate on the report OF
the committee on cities, in the late New York
constitutional convention, Mr.. Schumacher, OF
Kings, took occasion to vindicste tho conduct OF
Gov. Seymour during the time OF the fennsylva-
MIA invasion and the New York riot. 10 the
first point he read the following dispatches, his
comments being interpolated:
"By telegraph from Washington,
June Is, 1868.
''To his Excellenoy, Gov. Seymour:
1.-THE movements of the rebel forces in Virginia
are now sufficiently developed, to show that Gen.
Lee, with his whole army, is moving forward TO
invade the States of Maryland, Pennsylvania
and other states.
''The president to repel this invasion prompt
", has called upon Ohio, Pennsylvania, Mary
land, and Western Virginia, for one hundred
thousand 100000 militia, for six 10 months
unless sooner discharged. 1t is important to
have the largest possible force in the least time
and if other states would furnish militia for a
short term, to be ordered on the draft, 1t would
greatly advance the object. VIII you please in
form me, Immediately, if. in answer to a special
call OF the president, you can raise and forward
t90,000) militia, as volunteers without bounty,
to be credited on the draft Of your state, or what
number you can probably raise?
'E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War"
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"Alhanv, June 1G. 1863.

"AIbany, june 10, I6U3.
"Govornor Curtin. Harrisburg
Il am pushing forward troops az fast as posi-
bic; regiments will leave New York tonight
All will be ordered to report to Gen Couch
"HoRATIo SEYMOUR"
Compare this promptitude with the delay that
alv0y occurred under Governor Morgan in send
ing regiments forward in the first year Of the
war.
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raise sufficient force to relieve ysur city regi-
ments. EDWIN n. STANTON,
Secretary of War"
ALBANY, June 10, 1863.
ITO Hon. E. NJ Stanton, Secretary of War,
Washington:
"About twelve thousand 2.0O0) men are now
ON the move for Harrisburg, in good spirits and
we'll equipped
"The Governor says: Shall troops continue
to be forwarded Please answer.
..Nothing from Washington since the first
kilograms. JOHN T. SPRAGUR,
"Adjutant General"
"Albany, June IS, 1863.
"To Governor Curtin, Harrisburg, Pa:
about twelve thousand men are now moving
and are under orders for Harrisburg, in good
spirits, and well equipped.
"Governer Seymour desires to know if he shall
continue to send men. He is ignorant OF your
real condition. JOHN T. SPRAGUE,
"Adjutsnt General"