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TIIK DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1804.
. TUXBDAY, OCTOBER U, 1884.
6EF. MoULLL T8. GSN. MoULELLAH.
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brAecsKna" n tti PpannylTnnln
mmrrtm ssrial Mr4'nl Trlnmphnat
-TlarMrl Tli KrfWrTM rnwtH
Brum All RlAniev It) Hettil) of !
!)- frank Tmtlmaay of arnl
Tha JtasrviB Nov th Arm
from Dcatrnrllon IJtnrrol 4Jll lists'
fx port Nog In AMtrtnn-e with t'nrta
Ir fro aw Oevaseirialei tlerlntae-leniai Mil
Brrjr Exlrarla from th) Ke-Torl of
frmraJ inarr nml Ilwwketr, Baa
Col)l Roy Mono,
fr-qnrl to General VrCnll' Rr-nort ol "Tb
Penan. Reserve) In the IValmmla."
I regret troincljr that justice to myself and to mr
irx should rouder any lurlher comment of luino
tb official statement 01 Hr-neral M cCi.fi. i.ah, In
felt report of the Peninsula Campaign, at all nocrs
sarv. Bat having bmi i.rtimt.UHl in anil-. Intense to
pablisn my own report, Immod ately on olwmni m
a daily Joari.al an extract trom that office! ' report
yeAectinf on my division, published in advance of
It official document printed by order of ('..lurrcs,
aad havfnc subecqueutiy discovered in the la:tnr liir
tfcer statements Inliirinti to nivsolt and mr com
aaartd, I wu led to opcnacorrcpouilcnco witn sure
tal tjnra' ofBcorg ssho served In that can.p.ilvn.
lali aorreapondenoo ha hut recently closed. It ha
brought to light some Interesting Licts, and I have
taken the earlicat leisure. 1 could tlevoto to the ma I
arr to lay those devo'opmcnts hempe my countrymen,
fas service of my division have been oitlier niistn
terpreted or miBund ratomt; and consequent misro
prewuittions, s diocrcthiah'e io the author rta unjust
to BvjelL have lc'n issued to the world in overy
toim of pub lcatk.ii by the hutidroii tliouwiiid copies.
It it an otinle x-anr tusk to revert to this subject, for
before the aar 1 bnit rufer.aincd 110 other lco.iiiM-a
ttsnthowot amity lor tieneral Mct'i.Kt.t.Ais, and
aonliilenen In his ahillly and liiti-Krl'y. When, how.
ever BMWttions are made which in inv ju.lirin nt nro
ausiipported by lcls, It becomes my out . to rw.'i'y
tkt record " I now proceed : l.cncial Mot lki.lax.
In bli official report (House Hop. l-.x. Joe., Iso. 15,
pajre 137), quotes frciu and tndoit-cs licu-ml Uk.int
ulman's report, iwlh rini u-t to tlie .oiatioii of
By division in Uie Latt e 01 Wil.M.n's I arm, (j endalc
or New Mnikrt f ton Koada. as mr ou.-h called,
rather ireely, eotisirierlujr tliat IItistzeliias vm
all the time in mv rear, aeporuted by a atrip of pino
Jbreat from my hatilctound, wheio lie coiill, trom
aertonal observation, know nhsolutoly nothing; ot
What waa paMina; in mv divialon.
One of theee quotations la the fotlowinfr: "!en
ral HtlTm.MAN ataiva Hut about tlvo o'clock X'.
M. (ieaeral u( li. livi ion wan attackod In
lare force, eyiuently the principal attack; tliat in
In than an hour the divi ion gave way,"
Id order to expose the error here promulgated it la
nly nccearaiy to cito Ce:.eral Met. lkllan himself.
On the tame page aim the lollowiiia; one of hia Uo
portfp. 187-6), he renkea this statement : General
BunmE ay ol this battle, M be battle ot Ulendale
waa the moat aevere action aiuce the battle oi Fair
Oak a. About S (three) o'clock I'. M. the action com
BMseed. and aitor a inrious eoutoat, lasting till alter
dark, the enemy waa routed at all point and drirou
from the Held.' "
Vow It la known beyond the possibility of a earil
that my dtvttlon waaenjratfed vi 1th the enemy, single
handed, for two hours beloro either Sumner or
booaxa saw the enemy at all, tor it waa not until
aCoot I (five) F 11. when kvuouu's firiirade ot my
division waa forced back on bCMMiat'e riithtand par
tially on UooKtB, that tl.o commands 01 either ot
tnete officers became euag-cd. That these troops
leoetved the shock handsomely no one has denied,
though General Hdmskb, told me In Washington
akont the early part of .November, lSti2, that he bo
aVrred Uenaral Uooim'i Diynion would bare boon
dnrea in by the Impetuosity of tho enemy, had he
not sent tl e best regiment ol his corps (Col.Owas,
BUty-ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers) to the support
1 that General. This en pu$ant. Hut what makes
toe official reiiertoi Ucneral Hkintzkliiah appear
tittle linetilar It the fact that General Uookeb, who
mm tided a division of HKUcrzaxat AB"a Corps, in
aua cttcial report to liEiNTZcuiAa himtrlf, makes
tola statement: "About three o'clock the enemy
ommeneed a vigorous attaek on McCall." (Hee
Xebelllon Becord, vol. B,p. 260.) Thus, both KrtMUKn
and Hook eb being in my immediate yicinity, and
their nnasked testimony as to the hour at which my
dlTisioii was attacked agreeing with my own ollicial
( port, tt la Tendered patent that my division was at.
tacked at three o'clock v. M., and not at live o'clock
r. M.. aa reported by General MoClki.lah
With reopect to my division haviiiK given away in
MM thai an honr, I need only say llutt, as tho test -
TAony of every othoer commanding a regiment and
aaany others of the division proving the assertion to
be unfounded, has been published heretofore in my
feport, I shall now only refer to tlie irank and manly
testimony ot General iltAlix, in a letter to mo,
dated Camp Wsrronton, Va N'oy. 7, IStti:
It was only the stubborn resistance
flbred by oar dirialon (the J'ennsvlyania Itesorvos),
psolonaluR the contest till alter dark, and chocking
kll that time the advance ot the enemy thut enabled
the concentration during the .night oi tho wholn
army on James iliver, which saved it." (See printed
ttpo't.)
It is thus rendered equally patent thut my division
did not giro way in leas than au hour, but fought
till night put an end to the battle.
The foregoing aro my grounds tor doelarlng tho
fMote.aidj vtaasaire in General McCi.icLLAn's report
tote not m ox-cordance teirn fori.
There ii another passage In General lloi'mui'i
MDOrt, the one immeilatly preoediog tliat Just dis
abused, in which he make, tt appeurthat "my JJivt
ion waa reluctantly eoaipeiled to give way bolore
lioavier force aceumu aed upon them," and quotes
my report. Whoihor my report was ni "quoted or
auiseopied I cannot pretend to say; but I exrtain'y
did not intend to convey that idea. Whut I did
Man to convey la tins: I bat the two regiments
(Fourth and lcvenili)ot JIeape's Brigado, in sn
port of KAMDAi.L'a Latter "were reluctantly coin,
polled to live way before lieavle. force acctimti.
iated upon thoid.'' And this w ill appear to every
Impartial reader when he reads in the next sontenco
ol my report tl:ose cmpliatio words 1- "The ceutm of
any division was still engaged," Tins sen
leace General McCleixam Ignores and omits, nnd
Ot Bovrse the impress on Inteudetl to be hut on the
pubhe mind Is ihat I had stated in my report that
tj Dwtiion vat compelled to give wall. This was
not my Intention, certainly. The truth Is, when
Kanialj,'b battery, on tlie rifht of the divisiou,
was captured in my 1 rem uee, I rodo to the centre
Of the aivision m onler to bring up a sufficient toroo
to recover tho battel y which sli l lay upon its own
afround, sinio ot Ine guns ovt rturned and stir
rounded by lor y odd dead hordes; but 1 found the
centre so hot r oi.'izaed as to demand all my "
tlon and sol ciludv until the attack a' i",n
should be rei.c !. d, wh.ch in a the- - l"""
aeUstaction to Kituns, with t' r.mc I had tho
dard ot the Tent.i Alaua- Pmi 01 U,B
DALL't Uattery was -a in the meantime Has
lonel Bt.Li.mor Wcajtured hy Lieuu.nai.t-Co.
h..i f tl tSeventh, "alter one ot the
nrpJ -"fo turned upon hi in and its content!
,w tnlo ! ranl.a." Audi now assert that the
si e 0 '..as not compelled to givo way, as stated
by Gv-cral HoClella,. (rtc Lis (Hullisuek'b)
testimony in my printed report I
Ou the same pajo with the loreaomg ( 137 ) General
Mc'C'LJ LLAH slates: "General MoL all's troops
" toon began to emerito lrom the woodi into tlie npeu
Held, fceverul buttenea wore m position and b gan
"to tire into the woods over 1 he heads ol our own
' men In front. Captain Da Kdsbv's Battery was
' placed on the right ot General riUMKEU'a arlidcry,
' with orders to shell the woods."
It Is necessary, in order that the foregoing state
ment may be understood, U explain to the reador
that it hi a quotation tram General HEtNTZxLiiAif'a
report (Uxintzmxm a hiuuw t baring "placed 1B
JCCMT'a battery), and refers to au earlier part of the
action, when feimocn's Brigade of my division fell
back on bVMsm, and before Kakdall' Battery
was attacked. Indeed, MoClkllak' reiiort ol tins
battle la rather obsctro and unintelligible to one not
prosent, but tho reader la recommended to compare
the above from Mf ('LSLLAafa lleport, page 137,
-with HxiHTzxuiAX' report in the "C'ompauiou
Vol. Kebellioa Keoord, page 276.'
The history of this affair is as follows: Whan
f rraioua'a brigade was driven lu, the gi eater part
were reformed by their Colonels in roar ol their own
groecai the leaser part toll backou Geuorai duaiNaa
and Uooau, eanylng with them some two I'M)
sraaared prisoner, just taken by them. On fhe
aaisi ot thia display ot tettrtug forces. General
Uooaam swooned omeially that MoC all's "whole
"u eompletely routed, Ito." On the same
. ml wcxaaatold mela Washington, oariy
In Movemne, iwa, .-i wV meu ut f
U",;.'W 1 they war,
atrugleia.udlihougatae uon about It." Bust.
" W"iri LoU Wa h. w.Ld
bar scorned to , ,, uutratA
Iea to Ida aalK. In the nam. M UodwLnt
4 of U kMtia. .he. u,.
enemy, soUowiuf ,a lit partiea ot HxMO0...
aaen, fell upon HDataata aad Hooaua, the 1. "
Utes In hia report that ha "rolled Uw nw. tauk.
and pa. ting 0oaB'a front, they was by turn bur.
Mdlytbrowa over on toJtXABxiT." J be railut
ruaynsl Bilgtil bar said, wiUttnU BUicI) Mfutflt ol
the hyosrhohs that the enemy was "hnrrledlr
thrown ever the moon I" the one being quite aa
practicable astho other, Kxafkxy being on my
right, ball a mile trom Uooxaa "who waa on my
left), and six of my rortment and throe batteries,
ConrxJtA Baanr and KArALL'a, in the Interval
Initly eonteat.ug the ground with part of Loxl
stsut lnvlsinn, which, I am pioud to say, after
bard dfhting, recoiled beft.ro the Pennsylvania He
serves. The simple tact Is, the enemy was thrown
over by Hpmkxr tor tlie meeting with MTMixa and
Hookx was altogether aneapneted by the enemy,
and they were disordeid by their rencontre wlln
Htoi-n)o.. tn my eenrre, aa eetabllshed ly tho
testimony oi elouel Hoy Nto.nf. heretoloro given,
aiid repulsed as 1 have just stated.
In a ietti r to me, dab d l o'uiubus, Ohio, February
14, 1Ht!4, m reply to inquiries ot m.ite, General
iiKiNTTr.t.LMAn s s, "about five o'clock it was re.
ported to nte that the reun-yivsnia ltnservea had
given war. Knowing that if the enemy made much
protros ill thut direction Kfahnkv'h nivi lon and
the troops on thenithloi him (Suiodm'b liivision,
Ac.) would be ent oft" 'rom the met ot the army and
trom nnr line of retreat fo tno James Itivor, I rodo
forward." Here Is good presumptive proot that
the "stnW-orn rfitiKi'itire" of the lUisorves pre
vented iirCi.ri.i.A' Army being cut In two.
1Ii:iktesi.har' temporary head-quarters wore
at tho cioFsliig of barlra (lily rood, about six
hundred yards n my nr. On rnaehing the further
cdxe of the .lne woods, tu my rear, and seeing mv
men emerging iroin the woods" and Simux pro
rating to icsi .t the advance of the enemy he directed
his chief ot artillery to shell tho woods In his front
1111 n.y rear), and his letter then goes on, "I stopped,
myself, at, 1 suppose, ha I way across the op-n si.ace
(on bis leturu to his head-quarters) to take another
look to be satislii d that tho enemv won d be cheeked
ordiiven back. (Where was my division at this
lime?) Whilst halting he.o 1 was struck on ths
aim by a ball lrom one ot the enemy's sharp-shooters,
I presume, in the woods in trout; also t.uo ct my
stall was hit."
How the iftiirn rhootrrt got into tho woods, in
the nnr ot the 1'eiinsv Ivunia Uetrves, and
In part, at that time, occupied by two ro i
nu nlsol inv reserve bnaudu.it i difficult to c :
nit us it appears, from bis own report, that tlic;.o
sramif sirr eo.i'U'ions irom fpe.it La, is, it is pr.i
ruinnl lo thut therhots were Used over the beads ol
my men when ensured nt cloo quaitem with tho
c 111 t.:v m front 01 these woods.
In timer to Ap'a.n to 1ie render what was going
1 11 in ni il.vi. ion at tint' tin e, I extract a passage
frcm my letter to Gonernl IIi-ixtzklman, dtd
Man h '.".., lfi!4 : "Now, my ilear Genoial, had von,
nil. r 1 oMii.;; lii: Uv: sy'b Battery, ridden throiign
the nr.rrow Hup 01 woods in iroi.t ot you, a little to
the r.ciit oi wbt'ie ou sow lay men 'euiermg from
the vmeilt,' 5 011 would have found m.i 111 tin open
Eeid in Iron!, vith the rentre ot tny dlvMon ; and
I. inc. ul Veade, with his brigade, on the right of
tlie division; nnd six regiments ol the l'eiinsylvitn'a
HcH'ives nnd three biillenes, at that very moment
blazing away at the enemy, who wa advancing
with great sttndiness fo closo quarters, buL was
driven baclt with rrent slaughter from rvjryp unt
of my right ami centie. Heforo you sttirlcd to le
tuni, ou pi. ceil Da l!us.Y Ualtory on tho tight
of SunsEii'e Arlll eiy, with oidnrs t i shell the
woods in your front, rloou alter this shelling com
lueuccd, General JIiiadk rode up to 1110 and re
ported that 'the shells 1. 0111 the batteries were lull
ing among his men,' and requosted mo to cause
them to cease firing. 1 immediately sent my Aid
de-camp, f aptuiu iiiriiHETZ, to stale the fact ts tho
oflicer commanding the battery, and request him to
cease tiring, as my troops were lu bis Iront. Iu the
meantime sliells be-an to fall about the centre ol
my divlelou; thero is no mistake a1, out this, ns
some of them exploded over my own head . ( 'ap.
tain feciiXLTZ returned and reported thut ho had
delivered my iiussago, but that tho olhcer com
mauding tno artillery rettisHl to stop firiuff without
orders from Afs own General. I then directed In u
to seek the General couuuaudiug tlio troops and ro-
peut my request. Ihu horao 01 my Aid was klllod
on the way, and he did Lot find tho Geuorai. Tho
firing, however, ceased not loug atterwards, tho
enemy baying bteu repuised by me." It will bo
ecu by the loregolug extract that, while I was
steadily resisting a heavy pressure from the enemy
In front, I was subjected to "a Are In tho roar" irom
my Incnds.
I trust that this plain nnd unyarnished explana
tion 01 the rather cruilo passage in Goneral Mci( lel
la.n'h report, above quoted, will be suflloieully in
telligible to the public and all concerned. Refer
ence mar at any time be made to General Meade
and the oncers ol both his and my own staff.
I must still reler to another passago in General
11cClv.lj.am'b report. On tho same paei) (137), ho
says: "Lute In the day, at tho call ot General Keau
key, Goneral Tayloh's First Now Jersey Brigade,
Kuiccm'b Dlvigion, was sent to occupy a portion 01
General McCall'b deserted pokitiou, a bu'tery ec
companying the brigade. They soou drove back tho
enemy, who shortly altur rave up the attack." Had
this been true, it would have bec.i tho most nnrenc
rous and unratelul oxprcsion tlio tksrrtrd pesi
tionl over used by a con.mamliug Geuorai towards
a general officer, who had fought his division tor
four hours, against superior numbers, even if over
come. But the check given to hr-u by n.y division
on tho New .Market 1 ad, hay. us, in tho Jud rmeut
01 more than 0110 Federal, uud ut least 0110 Couiodo
rato Gene, ai, ' saved MutLiii. LAN's army," it mulii s
the stigma uttempted to bo cast on tho division tlio
more glaring and uup itdonuJlo.
I have w.tinu a short limo been nnodlcially in
formed that General MeCi.El.I.AN, du irojs ot
smoothing over the uumannered epiihui, has writ
ten to the Adjutant-General at Washington, request
ing leave to cl.ango bis phraseology to tho lollowiug,
Viz: "A portion ol General Mo' all's position,
lrom v.nicu uu baa boon dnvou by superior num
bers." Pieviouslv to this, however, I had, on receiving
the official copy ot General ilet 'i.ella n' ruoort,
wiitttn to General II untzi'I.man, to ask whether
this term "uYfrrfrt," had ids., bceu derived troui his
report. IIeikteelman disclaimed tho authorship,
and sent mo a printed copy ol his report oi the bat
tle. In this report ho suvs: "Scein that tho enemy
were giving wuy (i'.i roiors t.i their sutlrieu repulse
by 8luner and Hook an, upon whom they unex
pectedly culuo while tooowiug Skymouk) 1 returned
to the forks oi Hie (ehailes ( itv)road whore I ro
cciyed a call from General Keaunky toruid. Know
ing that all Geuorai Mcihiwick'b troops were line
availuble, I was f lad to avail inyse.l ol tlie kind olf.r
of ( enoral SLOi nn 10 sond tho New Jersey Brigudo
ot Lis divii.iou totiei eiul Ivlarney's aid. I rode out
tai enough ou the ( haries t itr roaij to see !foat we
bad notning to fo..r from tl.f.t thrceCod and re- I
turned to see the ,,PrslT Urigaoe cu'er tho '
woods to Geuoml ii - , 11KV.H rol1f A i,,,
conipa.,.. ,u.- brnia.if. i he,- ...ou drg,e h,.BC ,ho
enc toy.
It was nov growing dark.'' r, .n-,ri
Hliktzki.
UAN'H sla'o.'nent lust . . ...
il j.i:li.ax r.veu abovo, il . ,,,.,,1,,,,. i,llt the latter
IS R tluiihci'
';pt et flic ioiiu'V, in mi,-;. I would that I
nii'ht,
lor Gcueial '1. I'iellak' credit, say a
riH'npl entire s',d correct. Hut I am constrained
to say that it ii,conii. 1 lu us.ile how General ilo-
kLLA' tould liuv built, lied lo suhs'ituto General
alt'CALL'B posilH.n lor Gencnil Ki:av:nky' puiioli.
Having written to,... nenil IIiiinizklua 011 II11-
subject, he replied to u.o in a .etter dated o'ui dun,
Ohio, March 24, lsol n-i lo.iows: "1 hau sonio qis-
cnns.on with General kiii.v, some lime niter, l.e
saying that he never usked lor rein orceiiu'iit-,
though when 1 recalled what had ocouneu, he ac
knowledged that the u.esiu.w lio had sent virtaally
amounted to thut. U bc.li r KKiitSBV'i Division,
or any part, v.bs driveii Lack, or ii so, huw far, 1
cannot now remember, rr.mi tne foregoing it i seou
that the Mist uw Jersey Bi-iadu, under Geueral
Tayi.ou (Keauney'h old Brigade) was ufloie.1 by
iSiuiTM lor KuKiicr's supi.urt, aud repotted by
llri.NTzm.M an to huvo ent rjd Iho woods to liEAi-
MY'e relief, ULdor bis ouu eye. it is thcreiore lie
cont.oiL-tt.bie that Genera! Met llllat', re'.o.; tu
this connection is not m axcor.iauee with f icU.
ihere is still 0110 more remark ot General Ifc
Cl.KLLAit'a that requints uiy uotlco. In his letter to
tl.o l'lesident, dated " ilarrisoi.'s Bar, flames Kivor,
July 4, lh2" (his report, pago 142), he asserU, " We
have lost no guns, except tweuty-tlve 011 tlio field of
battle, twenty-oui ot which wore lost by the giving
way ot McCall's LiivUuu under tho ouset ot u
rlor num: era.'1
The General should have boon a litllo more careful
what he v.ioto to Mr. IjnchjI.n, or peii.aiia a little
nioro cautious what be published. By turniug to
pago 127 ot his report, It wi.l be seen that in tkD
account of the battle ot Games' Mills tie makos
this statement: "The number tol guiu oapturod by
the enemy at this battle wu twenty-two, three
ot which were lost by being fun off the bnihio
during the final withdrawal.
?uo number ol guns, then, lost by MoOi.eli.ah in
tills battle wu nineteen. Hoou alter I read the letter
to Mr. Linoisln abeve quoted, I wrote to Geoaral
Wat. F. Bahby, General McC'l.XLLAH'a Chief of
Artillery during the hou.ruular oautpaign, request
ing bun 10 reler to has report and to Inform me how
oatny gnus bt bad reported lost by mr division at
Gauusr Alilu, and rooeired the lollowiug reply.
Wahiiihqton. March 10. 1HH4
ilf Iear Goiaera! 1 i'our note ot 7ih lust, la just
fisoeivttd, me ou the ere of departure tor
lite e.uih west, whither 1 am ordered lor duty with
G neiai ghastt's armies. I regret extremely that
my pavere teUrtioaT to the Fenm.ular oawapaign are
II packed up, aud I have len tout away, aud that
1 uavo uo iwtior reiereiioe luan my metuwry vt
aw u ansmw vwir qiwnea. I eu, however, state in
a.au-.al Psraiai tliai the guns lost by held batteries bv
loaiaing to your d.vbaoji mars eul a very imuu pn
Uv x tlio whole number lost at Gaines Mills.
Saiiblully youim. V ILI4AM Jr. pAKIf,
MU UMpeet ( Has guru lct w Kel') tarm or
New Hnrkit cross roads, It Is k loot Wei) Vrowrf that
alter Hani. all's Battery waa taken by tit enemy
ndreta'en bv the T!ccrve ! f olonel Bni.i.in.
oca's report ), the gains could ant be removed lor
want ot horses, fwviy odd ot Mtae belonging to tbo
battery lylngdead on tho ground aad I am aotho
need to say thst Bakdai.l applied to General
IlEiMTT.rLVA', alter nlchtfall, for men to drag ma
gnas off th ground, but. waa refused by that offieor
on the plea that "It would br1n on a renewal of the
batt'e." For l stance. General JiAUa says to n
In a b Iter dnted lli-ad qnniten, A?mr of tlie Fnto
msc, March 2 1. 4: "I hnvo ati ays inaliiia.neO that
these guu I Ii am.a!.i.' Hatterv ) wero not lost by
the division, but were abandoned by the army.
"It is notorious that t ley ren amed ail nl.'litin tbelr
origlunl position on the field o;tule the line ol the
enemy's picsots, the enemy having withdrawn Irom
the field alter dnik, and uot return, ng till eight
o'clock tho next day, when their skirmishers ad
vann d in order 01' battle anil finding these guns,
took prik.Min 01' ihoin. I hive. this from Ua.
ha 1 1, who, being aware of it at tnc time, applied to
Kkalnky, and. I Ihtnk, to IImntzki.m ah, lor au
tlioi ity nun men to ding his gniis oir, but was refused
on the around it would bring on a renewal tt tho
baltle, and at one o'c o k the dlvldon with the army
moved on to Malvern 11.11. When 1 say 1 had it
lrom Hamiai.l, I mean the lact that the ethnic did
not take puss, ssioii ot them (the gnus) the evening
ot tin bntlie, but leii buck and l"it tl.ein 'lor us to
dlag c ff il we rliose. Hie .'act flint they took pos.
ressiou ot them tlio next mom.nr, about eight
(,'rlork, I got lrom Or. I ot.uxs, linrd ifegiment,
'. It. t'., who remained with the wounded, anil
f:-.w the advance 01 the enemy the net day."
Again, Mr. J. It. Hi riu.n, of Lancaster, some time
since nith the Army ot the Potomac, states tliat
lie a as tol' by Ii an hall lii.o.-e I that "he ha I ap
plied to Gene.al liKiNTm.MA.N lor men to dra oir
I. Is guns, ami was reins, d," on thu grounds stated
by General M..A1H! iu iho loregolug letter.
Isow here Is Katisla tory teitimony tha. thio
guus lav on the outside 01 the enemy's lines, and
were seen therj long alter tuuiise the lollowiug
morning bv Mngeon Jami.s ( oi.i.inu, of tho Third
liegitneiit reninii lvania Ibe.ve. (MKAI.K'fl Bli.
gadel, mid by inline o'hers who remaineil to earo
lor ourwoiu. tied (a rince re,.orieil to inn), aud weio
rot iu possession 01 the ei -'my uurp, by tlio retre.it
oi Hot i.Ki.t as'h ttimy, they ii', unearr if .lor. Into
the banns ol ihe eneu.v. It lnu.l h'so he reiuemh. red
tl.o1 at this lime t ol. S. t,, mmvons, cominandui,;
the l int ltriirnde ot the lieservts, wss oortully
wimiH'eil, t.enerul tt. G. M 1: ai.f, cominai.dtng t.ic
Steoml Uriraiie, was severely vtounrled and com.
pell.d to leave the llo'd, nnd (.eneral ,1. hrvMuyrt,
coinmai-dleg 1 bird llriad , vus not to be louud,
wl.lh- I had inyrclf', nto-if d:uk, ivhilo injving for
ward null the burro-" ot" recov. ring this same bat
tery, pe.'u made jilbuner ; reineni.S'riug tlns.l say,
itwi'l be sreu ti.u' Generals h :!.vitNK.Y and 11 Ei N r-
EF1.MAN WCIe ll.e roiCI' ofi'tCf'VS to Wl.(Hll liAM.W.L
Should hr.ve uppi.ed l.ir the lneaua tu .avo lii ruH,
which could wlhoiit Ioim have been done ttlier tlio
ent my bad retired. 1 tliereiore do not hesiiaui to 1
assert that the six gum 01 Uam.all'b Batlery werti
Fhanaiiilly abandoned by Mi l'LEt.LAsi'H army -nof
oaf me. As ip,'ards the German battery
Ict behind, by whose unllmilty I know not,
and louiid uu my ground by me, aud uufur
tuuatcy, as it turned out, assigned by mo,
in consequence ol tiu.lin it there, a position
in mv line ot battle, its guns could not have been
Included lu thetwciity-ono reported by McClellar
tvttlttmy diviHun tivmg tcay uner th9 onuet of
titpertornumot rs, for tho host of roasons, vis., thru
d.d not awa t the otwt, hut ii.g'utioiHly fled, and
ran over aud trampbd my men (tour companies
Fourth Ite-.dmeut), placed in their rear for their sup
port and protection. Colonel lion 8tonk, com
manding the iliicktiiili (First Ke.tiincut Keserves),
stating 111 his leport to me, " ih;s advance of tho
em my" (when HiYJai rc was driven in), " inifht
have been checked by tun Dutch battery bolouging
to 1'oiuEii'B cor; s, and temporarily with your divi
sion that day, but it was deserted by its gunners on
iUeJimt apptaranre ot tho cuorny." bom" ol these
guus, however, wero saved, nnd brought off. In ro
lerring 10 this iuciuciil 01 the b.tttlo I have not in
U cded to speak sliht ngly, althouu tho whole affair
in that coi nectiou was rather ludicrous.
To sum up, I think 1 may say I have established
Ihe following points:
l.-t. That my divwiou wan attacked at 8 o'clock,
P. At., June libth (buttle o. Kelson's Farm, oil New
iiaiket crosi road.i). hot at 6 o'clock, ae stated by
General HcCiklla.n.
2d, That it cid not give way in less than an bou-,
as stated by General .Vc( Ilki.lan, but fought till
ii.ghtiu.il (about lour hours), with what result let the
country judo.
tUl. That tho Now Jcr.e y Brlgado was not sent to
occupy a portion ol my desert, d position, aa stated
by General MoClellan, but was sent tu tho ro iul'
oi General Keaunly, who had called for aid.
4th. ihat General aicCLLLLAi'a report to rrfsd
dent Lincoln, ttuit "he hud lost but twenty-dvo
guns on tho Ibid ot baltle, twenty-one ot which
wore lost by MoCai.l'h Ii'vlidon giving way tinder
the ot'bet ol superior nnmbors," is nM tn m-'curtl-
avcti w th iters.
The statements I have made in tho iorcrolni? pajos
arc the record, iu part, 01 the operations 01 my divi
sion ia Ihe halt col Nch .u's Farm, or JJctvinarket
Crosi-ilouiis, well known eitaer to General Mkadu
or to the colonels ot it' diuen's ai d other odic us of
th" division, and 0.1 n bo proved boiore any ud.iiury
tr.buual in the ceuutry.
On the 2-Uh Heptcait."r, VfA, I sent to iloneral
McCi.f'I.i As a copy ot a loiter written to a frienj of
mine, which letter was iu substance and almost In
lauTino Ideii'icm wbh tho foregoing statement in
full. 1 iiis I did, wishinir to nlt'ord Liu. an opportn
rity to correct trrors iu his efhclul report rerleoting
0) 011 mr dlv!.i.v." nul myseit, 11 nnsiug irom uusu.y
examined n iions oi suhoniiimtes, aud as hastily
written and pubhshod in ul! own
Tiii' 1 should have done at au e:':l'' tl'ito ha 1 all
tb n.r.ti rials 1 desired to coiic. Jt beca cariior in ray
poss- is.on. 1 linlu.g, d tho 110,10 that on bonis,' maae
acquainted with me me t litre stated, he would luvo
ficcoided Ifc tin) l'eni.Sivtl ia ilcseres tho luoed 01'
praise enii.ed will, the best hood 01 the tit ate. This
he lu declined 01 ,ni,ed to io; and I a, a roluctaut y
ccinft lied, iu jtuiioe to u.y bravo assoo.atos, to mako
kiit'Wt. tluir rlal.'.is to their country's gratitudo, Aly
olj. ct lu viiiLici.l ou and Ju.-t co, not attack. Tho ra
poitbol Get. ".a in.i viY.m.u a. a id others I hare
neceisarily ulcricd to, 1 lalto it lor I'tuuted wore
lioi.cstly liiuoc, lliou'li proiiuoly wiihuut us etrie( o-
nui'iiaiivii vi n. Bo.j- vt n naouiu U.WayU jikthO i
, ,, . , . , ,, '. -j.s. They huvo
proicd their g..la.l,yiuth. ,. . . . BaUirllUB
LO ULLifol.V lectin
owards liieai; til or errors 1
have Lffn
to expose.
Gi ouoi; A. ill ( all.
r.ellalr, October 22, lctl2
Tin: Oi'iMtii niiM' oc Aitt i i.iriti:. ;
l
No depiirtr.K nt of tlie Government bin been :
li.oro (.U. tl.ly Ilsn g in popular ch.iuiauon, 111
the last two years, than that w'ji.th is founded'
upon the great iu e.ct which u.i.krUes nil our ,
iiiuterlnl piospcruy, which Ueds our armies uaa ;
people, ai d if uble to puy our national debt in 1
ten ) cars, without st'n'iug the supplies ot the '
thirty to loiiy 11.1lno.iB of mouths to be tilled in
the Immediate fultire. It h is no special apart- .
minis, or great m ray of clerical foreo, or mag
nificent show of iatronut!C to be dispensed; Ul
oigiinbaiion is 011 a small scale, commenced
1111. id fc tious opposition, "nd continued ag lin-t
n,ui.) ttiivuse inll.it nets, now iiaopity paving
away. At the beginning it wus but tuu recogni
tion of gricultmei.nl vital iu'.erest and enduring
power 111 tho nu'ioii ; 11 pittuu. insullii lent for tho
waiiti. ol some uniii'l'Oi taut commission win doled
out lor i s nip on ; vet it fri. n Is a-ked o.ilyu
veiv n.t'iitruie and reasonable j!!oivance. I
Tbegatileu had been prosiiai'eJ to tlio sceliotial
purposes of Southern ti-.tors. The Utopian
schemes, founded upon te.t-;.'iimt, cork oks,(vc.,
and ctbirw ildxpcdicnU'.,loi';l:Cfiggr.mdize.iiei.t
of the tiulf regions, had luouojiolUed the soil and
latmr of the propagating gardou. Kverythiug
that could Interest and benefit Ihe whole country
was ignored and neglected by the division, aud
the W est lndic tnd South America were tra
versed for Improved Buxnr-cancs and otuur
Southern products; and the swa:uns of Florida
weje huii'.cd lor ulligatms' blood lor experiment
In freeing orange, Uees of a certain, uustrucuvi)
iu-ect.
lint reformation was commenced at tlio be
ginning of the present Administration, under
lion, lsuac Newton, a shrewd, euergo'ic, practi
cal tanner, the stip'rintendent of the diusion,
who was continued at the bead of the near de
partment on I s organization in July, 1 ri2. A
follower of the laineulid Downing was placed in
cliaige cf Ihe garden, which is now beginning to
blossom as tho rose; rare plants are skilfully
propatcd uud widely disseminated. The babiu
and diseases of pli'nts are carelully observed,
and scientifically experimented upon; and, at the
present time, latge additional propagating
bouse for grains is being erected, and many thou
sands of plants will be sent forth of the different
Ccimcns of American aud foreign grape-viuei ;
among thnn fifteen thousand rooU of tho Japan
grape, which has fruited here for the first time la
Amcrca, and promises to llouriiU in this cliniaU)
as an eaoeUetit and valuable contribution to our
list of grapes.
The teed distribution, which formerly wrought
so tuurh damage to the reputation of the agricul
tural division of the Talent OlUco. by CArolees
cess jend neglect, ha disseminated millions of
package of valuable coeds, many of them in
region here improved eda were inaeccolble
olfcerwi ; and from every ection of the country
cutut icMitkopy to Uuur tutcoUeaw aud uiiiit.
l(irn every oonllnent npon tho flofni oontrl'ia
t..na have Wn diawn.by ptindiaiie or voluntary
eiftj for The improvement of American field, gar
den, and flower-seeds.
Tiio annual reports kav beta Immensely Im
proved, both In matter and style, so that while
the plainest farmer can onderst ind and appreciate
their practical and sensible teachings, the polished
s I olar, a Bancroft or an Everett, cho. commend
and enjoy tbem.
Valuable results have followed the analysis In
the chemical laboratory of the Jtilre of many
varieties of scroll urn cane", many specimen! of
Ann rienn wines, earths, and other objects of In-te-llgHtion.
A beginning hau been mudo In the organlr.atlnn
of a system ol agricultural statistics, by which
tn. re complete and re. iahlc returns of growing
or hnrvi stcil crops are obtainod than rver bel'oro
In Hi it country a system far In advanco of tho
Mi gl.sh mode of olitnliiing similar information.
On a fair review of tho auoject It must bo
rorfe-sed that lnucli !.bs already been done for
agriculture by the new department, nnd far
ii.i.re will e done in the future, as the resnlts of
irisent plans are unfolded, and an new labors
are tit velopt d. For the degree ol'stiri ess alroftdy
at'klni d, the C'lULtry is priti.iuily indebted tu the
practical stitesnien who have sustained the
tli'I artinetit, by judicium appropriations, mode
rate, though ample for present wants;
and to none mire than to the Hon. John
phorii.an, rhuirninii of the Senate Committee on
Agriculture, the able unil far-seeing rc.prcenta
tiveoi the great ccntrul ngriuulliiial Sta'cof Ohio,
w) rr-e frienKhip tor this pniminent Interest has
been warm and constant, nnd his a lvnc, y of il
etniiictitly judlrious nnd pnuitical. Ho has sought
to make it useitil rather than connpicuous ; prac-ti-1
d 11 wise i coni'iny, instead of tiiunilleent ex
tiavagaiie. or a asteiul parsimony ; and regarded
the improvement of agriculture as a means of
ul e iu' 11, g ihe hiirdeiis of tho war, nml m.t ns an
an'Mvaiiou of tlicm. T he th inks of the Wost,
and of the I'tiiiniry, me due for his eminent sir
Mcos in apprtri.itn.il and advance-incut of the
i:it. .nkts d ag.rieuiture.
A lrlf for IfM I'lrt .tfun slid It-sWoai the.
Mrr Htlll Slrl lu Klt'llinoiMt.
f-'oine two or three weeks since 11 letter was
k reived from Washington c Ity by Oeneraj
Gr..M , enrlo-ing one bundled dollars to bo flvou
n a prize to the nn.n who first raises tho Stars
nnd fsiripcs in the city of Richmond. YeHtcrday
the lolh wing was recciv ed from an ul so unknown
noun e :
"Camp , October 7, lSol Llrntemtit-
Giniri.l 1:. s. Grunt, ('oiiiiiiautliug United Miates
loti.fs.t ieiicrnl : I send yon t. n dollars to be
iicilt.i to the. one bundled already hi your hands
to Ic mil to the lirM insin ot our nrmy tin
shall aer.iii ntifurl the aauis nnd Stripes in the
city ol itlcliitiond.
"From 11 Mil iicr way olTin the West, who likes
your way of doing t kings, uud wisliea o tlio Lord
he had n t linure to win his money buck."
All hope these mav he hut the foiorinmcrs of
other and larger conti iliiitlona for the same par
pose, until the sum shall be sutHc.iontly hireM to
nilistantinlly lieueht the brine ieliow to whom It
w ill finally be awarded. Hull on the bull. Swell
tho limit 10 one thousand to twenty-five thuu
euud dollars. It can be done.
Slnre tlio opening, of tho railroad between
r.irib uud Madrid, it lias liueomo the lasliioo for
ripauhli families to bike excursions to the French
capital.
T'ny rnrrlages have Irittvrly becomfl tho
fashion in the Champs Klysccs and ut the Iloifl
de Boulogne. It Is proposed to import some of
the b iced which roam over the tnou ntiiins of
Corsira, and which have wonderful strength nnd
are very perfect In fchiipc.
Tn Turls, one of the most relet. rated nclressos
of the nay has given notire of her Intention of
bringing a lawsuit against a very youthful rival
ut n minor theatre, whom she accuses ol' having
coi. minted larceny, inasmuch aa she baa stolen
her geatnrcs (set pettes), appropriating hor intona
tions, in fact her' whole system of acting;.
JJATI01UL TOION TIOXET.
ron phektdent,
AliUAHAM LINCOLN,
Or ILLINOIS.
ro viCE-rnERiiMT,
AMUHEW JOHNSON,
Or TklKStBSHE.
r.LUCTOHAl. TICKET.
BKNATORIAI,.
aion-ii'js atcMii iiAi'L. rMliiilf Iphla.
i . t NI.M,1IAU, I'.c.ivcr Ceuiity.
SHI'IIKSHNTATITB.
I. Hili. -tP K!rn,
t. iuri. bi.i. :uatcst
A II. nrv I'.Ttmm,
4. t inif ti, II hf rn,
6. Ileitili IL.lcrS 1,
U t I, si l,k U.K. uk,
7. loa.i rl I'srSe,
S V liliiiu. '1 avoir,
f. .lei 11 A II'., land,
n III t.iC. II Cn.Ji II,
1 ill". 1:0 i:..ii..,
.;. .a, in y. K. ad.
18. HiUb W. lints,
14 ciiiries 11 ttiurlner, -
1'.. J..I1.1 w,.i. r,
I. 1. i.avtd .Mct'enamhy,
17. I. avid w Wwsis,
IS. Gsac Itensun,
II. Jehu fat'on.
ml. Nmuuel b. l.lic,
il. MverarJ lllerer,
.I.tl.n I' Psnev.
V.I i lM iieyer M Jaukln.
HI. John Vf. Iliaacaalil.
by erlcr el tt Btate Central Cemuilttee.
KJAION OAMHltON,
CHAlltMA.
0-s
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
CHAIlTlltD UK fii'AT OK rENSSTLVAKU.
0 AIM TAI, HTOCK. itrl.OOO.OOO
200,000 Shares Par Vmlno, 05.
I'ri
-JOHN II. ANDKKSON.
Uirootoiai.
I
Tl.en.ns A. Hcetl,
,'. II. Knt-ufS,
Vllllfini B. I'resinsn
It, I , rt I'. Kins,
Jehu M. ltil. v,
t.t.aties He Hiiver,
Jan.es R. Mukcs,
T.C. Mi Howell, IlarrUburg.
Jehu W. Hall, do
John Urailr, da
V. W. Wihe, Lancaster.
William fi. Hauls, Colorado.
J). J'
SOUTH WO I ITU,
tfecri'ta: and Treasurer.
Ori'l" C Ko. 423 WALNUT STREET,
Auiln ntir..tnl iii c-Siiien hve bconproourcil ftom some
ot 'Hit 'Coiiiininj Ui'lrn, nnd fcavo bn anHavt'd by pro
li'Mom l!utitl) "' ti ta'arn'UwItti tlicHi.nt Ki.nliylrirHiiilis.
hulht ripl;'ii I'siis arf now rvn at liif (Plrt) nt the Com
(iiti, nun p.t tl Trt a-tuKT's Office (Im'rnul Kovenuo),
Ko 4'.; Cilii M V Mrtot.t artr.cn' and Mtuhatiica lianlv
bti.lun. ': ir i-inai niiLacribcri Id'U) vr ibaru fur
l!n IU ') iMiiul't r ! li.ifi'.
4 tn ii:ui 'ii'i.i t., r Information ean be obtained at
tl.v off. ci- oi il t t oiiipany, after tlie 17th Inst. 10-14-lm
MILITARY NOTICES.
r-; -;'" OIF ICE OF TtlE CITY KOUXTY
' Y iiiM . .noil. M...1, No. 41'.' I'll 17 VK Street.
Hie estn. City ile.ii.ly ot r-'OUII II I" S 1 .Itlll) AND
Fit I V I.OI.LMIS will c.nliniic lobe paid to allvoluuieor
lei riins, f.-r oni'. two or tl.tee ycurs. inustereii In toil.e
c.'il.t ol till' Finn nnd Nineteen I: Wardj of I'lilladelpllla,
until II e iuola ul tiros., wardi, Is tilled.
As il e d. Helen, y oi those wn.ds now amounts In all to
l.s IbHU tl.ros- l.ehdred met., pailies wl.o p opose to enter
tlie si'i vice would do well lo eullst promptly, and tints
ai-cure tlie ad iilUK's ol tl.e lil.oral bounty now ,iluied.
Ill a lew 0ltl, tl.e .U0 a ol tle.se wards will probably be
nllod, wl.en llie Houuty yt tvur llundrea and Flilj Llodars
will be witlidtswa. . . ...
IS ji lit R. P. K'Sd, President.
UOUNTY FOR MARINES. WANiKU
k ths
II lo tierfi
arnd oa
Uie Cnlied Btatea Mfila wps, aoie-uiwiea miea
SrrorUl Ul liulles Of a BiHUier ai our
t.a board tuna J auies aiiliia-of-war oa fweuja
i.Uoi.a.
lar.B of sendee, Four Years.
better compensation than t. r- army.
ALL THU, lai:A!, It j NTIJtQ paid apoa eallituieoL
alarlnes receive Prfiee Meney.
For aU nirUior luiciiuauoa ailj at th RoorulUai
Houdaevoas, .
No. ill B. FItONT Btreet, below Spruce BUw(t
-kerwwiB lo.houis ot. and II o clock. .
C. f. ateCAWT.FT,
antj-tf Malor and Roefiilmia umoat.
-OUcers ana soldiers vtsltlnf the city b rvloughi, aeedlnf
SWygLS AND OT11KK H1UTAKY ECjUlPalBN rtt.
Are Invited U th estenslv
HAMUFACTlKma KStAUUoHaUSKT
or
CEORGE W. SIMONS & BROTHER,
KANSOM BTHEKT IIA.L.1,
SAN SO at treat, above BUth Sir.
PEEBEBTATIOU BW0ED3
Mao to MSor at u. short. s nodes, whiea tor rtoha a4
uwhlAeesMe alialSsas eoaal.elltton no ; osl.sr kse to th
K.ai.lry i.umtti the atA Nt'FACI OKI Nil JitnALKat
WHU rut a-MA.TlVAi. BWOtLU tlAKbaV 1
FOURTH EDITION
VERMONT RAIDERS.
TIIEIR TRIAL POSTPONED.
THE CANADIAN CONFERENCE.
Etc., Ft., Etc., Etc., Et.t Etc.,' Eto.
Tbw Vfrmont Raiil.
Montreal, October '. Tho trial of the Ver
mont rnlders nt St. John was to have been com
menced yesterday, but their counsel waa absent,
and the proceedings were postponed nnti) to-day.
The innplitrntes have tiiken the deposition of Mr.
Bishop, Teller of th fit. Albans Hank.
Tho f'nniullnn ( nnfsrsnrs,
Qt i. Hue, October 2.1. The Conference has been
ennfid in adjusting the financial alfiirs, which
have presented serlona diftlcultiea. It is expoctod
Unit the ( Vti Terence will close on TlnirsiUy, when
the mi mbcrs will proceed to Montreal and other
cities in tho West.
Eaploalon of n l"rop llr.
riiH Atm, Octolarr 25. The propeller Tono
icamici exploded her boiler on the river last
riiplit, and became u eompleto wreck. It is sup
posed that one man wns killed.
FEOM T1TE ARMY Of THE P0T0MA0-
(Jrneriil (.rnnl Ultx the New I.Iiicn -llw
Sol.M. r Will Vt t iilou
IltillofH In Iremitiifl.
Wn.ii.N Koad, .Saturday, Octi'l.er22 (Jencral
Or nit mude an inlnrm.'il vi-it t the now linen
otiblhed on our left by the recent advance.
The J .lei. tenant-General, noeompnnic.1 by Major
(Jcni nil Meade, Iirigadicr-Uct1cr.1l Hunt, Chief
of ArtilKry of tho Army of the J'otonoae,
and Genera'. Cruwford, of tho i'ifih
Corps, niadn n d.t'.ur of the lines; s'.nrtlnR
from the "l.tick" or "Yellow House, " ridini;
rnp dly iilot.fr the line of intn nchmciits, and visit
it. c taeh of the princij ul lort ul..eg tho line.
On reaching ihe hues of the Ninth Corps, the
Ciriegc win nu t by (icner.il I'nikc, eommundinK,
ond the ride w&j re: 'tuned nnd continued until
they attain renched tho hritilqii urterH of the Fifth
Coips, Ji being uti. xprcti d, ocarcely i.ny deinoii
striitinn win. n.a.ie. The generals and their stud's
wi re in fatigue dress.
'Ihe second bulletin from General Slicridun was
received at sunset, uud Ihe news was received
with renewed enthusiasm. The deeds of the glo
jioiis Army ef Western Virginia renew the ardor
of the trucpH, give thtm fiesh spirit, and nrge
them on to liesii elfbrts fur tho suppression of
the Kct.cllioti. When the Army of the Potomac
strikes its next blow, it will be both powerful aud
decisive.
The New York soldier nrc golnt; for the Union
ticket, 'ihe .Michi.in boys are shoulder to
shoulder with their brothers of the Kmpiro .State.
The 1'ennsylvnniu troops keep "well closed up"
in the rear. A heavy majority may be reckoned
on for the I'rlon nominee from this army. Mend
along your ballot", they nrc wanted.
Everything remains very quiet at present. The
old routine of picket tiring still continue. .V. '.
Titmt.
Pales of Ukal Kstate, Etc. The following
talcB of Ileal Estate, Sic, wero made to-day, ut
the Philadulphia Exchange, by Thomas & Son,
auctioneers :
a shares Renttiwsrs Bsnk, dividends oft, lnr.i.
6 al area 1'hiU.lrl.il.la hsnk, itivhlsiidn air, 117.
12 Rhsres Itclliint M.ilual InAiirM.cet.'ninininy.OlV.
1 share Arch Hlr.et I la'.itre, with ticket, (Slid.
frle.il. in ticket. Arch Street 'I't.niilre, S.'4.
ti Klisr. s AcHitDiy ot Mtnle, with tl.-kel, 1I00.
S.V ro Calloway aiinii.s iVimpsny of liaduuii, no hid.
114 nh-irs Consoliu..il. .n hank, $ O.
1:S p.liares K lltsnilir Coal Co....a..y, ttiO.
V4 sl.sri-s Bled, ra Mlnin.; t 'oiiipny,
in .lium Rfsolnti1 sllnlnu Con.panv, no bid.
I utians Oceau Mt.ani Nai iKi.lmti Comiiany. till.
1 sliaie Pi.int Bret7e l'ark Asnoclalloii, no bid,
I fcliare MercaMlle l.lhraiy Cwinpntiy. il.t.,.
1 liree-Blorv dwrlilnK, Wo. BIB H. Tenth stunt. Tl.r.(l.
Tlirac-slnijr dwalllKfc, N.i.C-ll M. Tu.itl. street, IOK).
1 l.ree-t tory dwelling, No. IV'J 4. Tenth street. bid.
Koiir-ltorv store. No. Mo Market Mrs .1, t rIO.
Hl. il.Ti: rinlilfi.ee. Mo. 'riti llrc n strtet, s6'o.
Lnre lot, alett( acres, Twenty- Klllh Ward, $fi.'..SO.
V alual.le ceal Uras, UU scies,127 perches, Hchavlklll
county, r.,rislvai.ia, t l.l Ml.
'l wo fl'iuurck of tround, it acres, Oirard avenue, $IH00
'li.itei. pa.. lie hall, and Htni.ie, S. W. corner of aeveo
teeulh uud Vine streels, $.',notJ.
athUHi u, will. ut. ei.tnv ntrtible front and mirblo por'lco,
JI. V.'. corrcr ol Mneleentli an. I W ulnut sirs, t, !i.'.,(foO.
Itcllilci.co, ll: Li-cest ITeel, till .100 lild
TI no - atorv l.rlek dwelling, No. a 7 N. hl-ventli street,
1 1. Ii, i.i.i.
1'aini and couelry seat oti the Wltiiauia road and WIs
suliu kon cr. ek. till! per ai re tel.
TP ee-fctori ilw, Uinc, No .ll.'i Spruce trcet, $ I'i'V).
V lliree-story tuick UwehinKS, Noh. 111 and 1.119 N.
Sitli irnt, t.ihsi.
Iieblil. nee. . ill. tliri.e acres of land, litiy's Lane, Oor
nituitowii, : j :io i id.
'I hrec-.toiy tjt T" and liwellinif, No. 419 Arch street,
t.17 Oil.
Tsg.l TJ r.wrl lap. No. M1 8. fifth strew, t ifKs).
Tliiei-ilo.i hlori'tti.tl lnv' U.ii, N.K. C-iruor ol Twenty
four. I. a. ..I VV'sll.m sluets. t:;l' .1
'1 lire.' three . ior l.Wfilins'S, No.i.21,62,Rlid lj Uurst
stri ct, V-'i7A b'd,
T rfoHory brick diveMlnj?, tllllls' nl'cy. tW bid.
L. rue trick slab., uorlhva.l coi llwr ot'T welf:U and Vln
flilctl.S'.UIA. ti.il.
'
& WEIGHT & SIDDALL
T. V
No. 119 Llarkot Street
HETwrnm ruoMT aku hlicond btkeets.
O.TT. KIOHT, r. . SIU1IAXL.
D E TJ 0 (! I 6 T f7"r -I YSICIANS,
AND
0I1SLF.AL STOItrKEF.Pr.RS,
Can find at onresti bllslum nta ri.lUs-orimontof Importcl
and lHimo.ilc Dmss, Popular Patent sled does, Paints,
Coal t il, Window mass. Prescription Vials, c, at as low
piicei as genuine first-cuts r, fteods can be sold.
UNK F.HHBNTIAL 011.(9
For fond ctlonrre, In full variety, anJ of the best quality.
Cochineal, hmtal lndl e, Madder, Pot Ash, ndtj.'ar,
Boda Ab, Al..n.,OilofVhrlol,Aiintto, Copperas, Entrant
of loitwood, tc FOlt KVEUS' uu, a.waj on hand, at
lowest net cu.h prices.
lfllK t-nt T.S FOlt FAMILY t'BK,
Orouno expressly for our sales and to which wa Invit
the altti.tJon of It.ose lu want of reliable arUcles.
Also, IK It HIV, bTAlUIJ, XVSTAkJ), ic., cf ulra
einifrV.
Orders by n ail, or city post, will met with prompt t
teutlon, or si'. e:ul uuctuiloua w Id Lo iurnlshed when re
quested.
WKIGHT ft fsmnAT.u
' Wholesale Dm Warehouse,
Ko. 119MAKK1T Btri et, above Front.
Jall-ly
CiOtleVltl afe CO.,
APOTHEO ARIES,
liealers In Ul
rerfuiiHry,
Tollot Articles,
and Mpoclultles.
l'.ltASUlUS, VISES, ic, sold only for Medicinal pur-
po-,es. (WS-lia
No. 1228 CHESNUT STREET.
MED10INAL OOD LIVER OIL.
JOHN O. BAKRB & OO,
Mo. "IS MABKET SlkEET,
ar new receiving Oielr supplies fresh from the flahorles.
Th superiority of their OIL tu rery rect, has gained
for It a reputation and sale beyond any other niuut lu the
market.
To maintain It, they are determined te supply aa artlel
that aiay b entirely retted oa for freshness and purity,
bee tettituoulals ol fsoleisot of Media! Cod of e. aull
TYKAFNF.NS,BI.1NDNF.R8,AN1) CATARRH
1J J. ISAAt b, M. It., Professor of llie Kye and 1 ar,
neat au dun-uses ai..tHiniiiK lo .ne above uiembers witn
the uttiiosl success. Ti.tlui''iilale fiom Uie most reliable
sources In llie cltv ran be Sfeu al his olflee, No. oil PINK
Btreet. The Medical r acuity are invaed ls aeconioany
tl.eir patients, a. lie has uo secrets In his prsutio. ltHtu
PHILADELPHIA 8UROEON3'
BAMlAlllt LSHTITCTR, Ne. 14 tiorta
NINTH Ktraet. altov. M.rk.t. knoliHI
radically (ureal by U C. EVEkKTT'8 Premium fatent
uraouausig rressara Truss. Huperior KlaaUo Ha,
asuo Bcoesnis. aapportar. Shoulder Bra, Has pea
on a., uuini,,, m U.
Ladles aWeaded by Mr. B. 0. F.VsUtETT. 'aarW-lF
VHITE
Il Ihl.SJ
VIRfilN WAX OF ANTILLE.
ax.iuiklte Cu.H..lr S nn enual Cap hMautlnr.
In, svarteulu. aud uruii .i.m the euuiulf &.oa. IL la ore.
p. led iroiu pat. white wax, hence Us enraordmary ousil
ties lor )itwserrlBg the akin, making tt soft, fair, smooth,
and Iran tiaruiit. It Is most soolblug aflor .baling, carve
snapped bands and Up., re moves pimples. blok-Jies, uu.
free., or sunburn, and IniparU a paarly Unt to Ut
li . a. C, and arms, rrlca 4b, tiO. and 76 oent. Ill' NT
CO., 0..l.tMU Buses, ana sio.il Kfi.HTU
rSp so ess
HELM DO LP'S REMEDIES.
IXITID EXTSACT BUOHU
For Von-Betentlen or Inaenrlnasio o VrhM, IrrHatloa,
laflanmatloa et Ulearatloa of tt BassMs or KhtMya,
JHtMiet Me rrulrtt Olrmih, Bfnt In Us itladJae,
Cdl. wful, Onttt, r tHci-4uil leyseti.aa aa Dtmias
of Us B!eodT,KMnejs, and rtrnvsleal BwrlMnta.
FLUID EXTHACT DUC1IU
For Wtakaessesartrlni from F-seosslT Iodlscretton. Th
eonitltmlon once alTeeted with (trianit Wtakneu requires
be aid of medicine W ilrrvIA mnJmrtgtsratt the lyt-'m
which 1IK1J4I10I.I) g EXTRACT Hl'lllIU InvurUibly
dens, If no Ueetairtil Is submitted to, Oonsnmptlon or
lianltj may ensne.
lIKLMnoiIJ'S
FLUID EXTBACT OF BUCHO,
Id affections peculiar to ''FaHAias," I unqaaled by any
other preparation, as In Chlorosis, r Betcatlon, Irrt
larllles ; ralnfnlaess, or Bupprssskm of Cusb.raary Evao
aatlous; Vleerared, or aehirrons Bt&t of Oi Vteraa;
Leuchorrhaa, and all tomplalnt laoldeat te th
whether arising from habits of alsulpaUoa, tmpradeusle,
or In the decline or change of kit.
HELMlU)I,n'
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
ASt.
IM1K0VU) KOBE WAMU
Will rsillcally extermlnal from th system Diseases of
e Urinary Organs arising from liablts of Dissipation, at
link erytnn, litllt or ao ehante in Aitt, nofneoneenfenc
or &rtirr,' ootupletety superseding those unpkatatU and
dangerous rw.til.t.', Cceiia and Jtrreury, in all these
disease.
USE IlKLMJlOLU'tS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
n all Plscase of the Urinary Organs, wbeOier existing lu
Malt" or "Frmale," rom itkutcmr cauu oriiinatini,
and no mailer of oie limp ttanding. It Is plasant la
taste and odor. "Jmmgdiatt" in attion, and mor
strengthening then any of Uie preparations of bark or Iron.
Those sutTeilng from broken Dotcn or Delicate Comlilu-
tiun,rrocurt tht JUmeJy at nri
The reader must be a war tliat, however ellflit may be
the attack of Ihe above diseases, It Is wrtalu to affect Au
llodily lltallh. Mental IfoUfrt,Uafl'intu,ami hit s-
Uiily.
rnT81CIANS,PLA6E KOTICE.
WE MAKE NO SKCUET OF INGREDIENTS.
UELainOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUOUU
Is oomped of Duchu, CuMi, unS Juniper Berrici, se
lected, with gnat car and prepared la vacuo by H. T.
IUXMUOLO.Drnggtst and Chemist of slxtoon years' sx
parieao tn :th lty of rhlladelpbia, and aow presortb!
trtli must aaiinent ot tht faculty, and hv been ad
sulttedtouselai the United Butei Aruiy, and ar also la
ary general la 8UU Hospital and labile Sanitary
laUtttatloB tbxoagtiant th Uud. Delivered to an
address, aoootsi. anted by upUcH dlrtloa. Lheot
kttanto ,
BXLHBOID'8 Drag and Chemical Waishou,
Bo, Sft4war, Kew Tort,
Or HKLMBOLD'I M4l j Qgyot,
So. lOt g. Tacts ataaf&trlplila.
Bwr of aoBntwrell. Ask ft EiXMBOLDtt, aud
takM0tuc.
Itiystdan ta atndatvM troci t '( A. M. lo P. M,
km kr iwju ffrm. a M
HEALTH, AND
lete. ..in ailmhinc sr t
Wtu eaose lovMM.us slehst
If le b a No.rn.lBs er,
radiog , olylag Id aa bnur naatrrrl
I lo hav a host f Meads t
If for Ttee W saaseaandsi
If with elKb-b.ra b.oo4 to wed j
If marble etnn when drat WBAtral
If te Irve lhneenre and tea,
WlshUss Ul aa ten aau
If to live a life of paaw
If lo dte and ro to oera.e Hast, I
y V yon lh a life of pleasures i
If you value Ibis wnd s lle.ure
If overy comftvt you wcoild see.
Take my ailvlra. aoil wish ntt ihrto.
TI.en. bavin Health, Wealth, aad Keaasy,
You'll be prepared tor svory duty.
Ity a esreM pcri.al of l.r WILLIAM Yoirnn'S Hew
Ho-k, 1 nr. MAKKI AIIK IH'lIiK. vhieh shaald be read
by every ore. He.d by luikseli, rs gr pr -a'lv. and at h
l.octor's affic. Ne. sit Ml kUCK KTHall.Ti selea
cent.
CARIl TO THE LADIES.
DR. M TONCO'R OOI.LEN PIM.SI roll TFM A.LE.
lulallllile In eorreelln, remilatlnj, an remnvinf all
vb'.tructto.ii troui whim vir cauoes.and at v. aye
sticccsilul as a preventive.
Thee Pills are nothing new. and have hen seed by Ui4
I.o. tor for many years, both In I ran.e and Amertea, w.ll
linparall.ied soceci in every case ; and be ie areied t
niany too.iKaod Isiiiee who have utv4 them, to aieko. ih
1'llls ptil.l.r for the alleviation ot thou suiTeri.Mj front
ID-, Ix reculariltes wliAlsvt r, a wrll as to prevent an In-rress.-
ot latnlly where healta will nnt permit It. feraale
p.-ciillarlT situste.1, or trios1 supt.ofcit.K tbciiiHelves so, ar
cautions.! RKniust u.nir these puts wmlr in that oonilitlon,
a. ihe prop. le. or ass.tu.es no roi'niblily alter the almva
a'lmonlli.si, allhoiith tbrtr mllilueiis w .ul,1 prevent any
Tr is. hlef lo henhli, ot...Twle me I'nls are recommended,
f ull aud explicit dire' lions secouipanv lug- Mi h Dos.
Trice f I, or six Hoses lor $:. Mold wholesale and Tela Q
tiy the fellewlnB ItriityO i!. :
I iii. tt. Wi.it. A Co.. N... tm S. Potirth street
W llcht KtUdsll. No. lll M'.rk.'t S'.eet
A Vsr.liall, c -rner of I hht. en.h find Market streets.
Zeltler A htntth, corner of S ..nil so. I li.een streets.
I. you A Co , No. Wi N. Hscond htrcel,
li l.ri.el.. H. ll'.wny A Cowdeli, and
H. C. l.i lu our. I sm.li n.
At letell by ail .IrUfcsieis.
L,ille.,tv sCDihlig
oST, roi.LAR
To either aretif. enn I nv- te
Pll l.s SI- NT c.iNUhKN I I M.I.T,
Ttv mull, to uny p.irt of n.c e.-y or .nntry, fre of
postn. e.
s I. howi;,
f. 2'.' fm Ko.1t'. TC.TIIlltTY SIX I II KireeUN.T.
ty ii f.
1 LAN l'l
SAMARITAN'S CURE
V.KI.If l ON 1
Nr. Kit f AP S TO CI UK
MjLS M.T NAI'SRATP.I
IS .si l-.lll.l IN ACTiO.N'l
KO CHAN. IF. OF IllK.T ltn..'l'lllf 111
1.011H NOT I N' I. I'M- HI! VI 1 1 II I I ilKKMSI'ltKiSarTfll
can uk iM-ii. wuii.nr l.l.lliCllOM
I'll-e Nlnleo, I e.nn:p.
hi m by m.iU to any aodrcss.
C ''ItKH MOOR,
liox j-'v; Poet iltri.
Bole Act, t, I.Y'i IT A ' il..
10-1 tuilo iii. No. 2:tJ H. HS-.t'OMl Street.
s
AHAllITAN'S CURE
s.ni siiitan is i t n.",
S AMAill'l A N'S ri.KK.
hA . A K I 1'A N H C.,l. K.
PA l A HIT A S M CI'llll.
hAstAsI CAN'S CI'hK.
NAMaIIITaN'S CI'liE.
HSMAH.TANH ft' 1(11.
HAMAKIIANrt tl'Kt.
UAIMLHANS CIUIC.
The only sure anil saie rerne.lyfor Gonorrhoea, Oteot,
Buicluie, Ae. Cures In all citaes In from two to slgt
days.
Trlv Male or female-sent bv mall.
loon A CUH Bole Agent.
BAMAKITAN S Cl'ltK.
BAMAIilTAN H CI'MK.
BAklAKITAN S Cl'KR.
BAMAIilTAN H CL'ltB.
NAM.lllll'.'.N H CI UK.
BAMAIilTAN 'M OCItK.
SA.MAKITAN'H Cf'ItK.
BAMAIilTAN B I'l kK.
ham a it i ian m i.rm-;.
BAMAKITAN S CCHIi.
THE OHFAT HVf.l UU! r'Oll KKliiKT DISBASEg
Keinli.a) svakneHR, tioi.-irrbo a. l.leet, Ae.
F.acli box r. tains Uu I'Uls, and w ul euie lu from two to
llx.luis. nu-etl
It is ali-o oertaii. to.restore tone and power to those who
are debilitated by excess or any other cau-o, and will
restore all to full vigor of youth, wh. n th t'ilia are se4
without il. Injection. Iu these case,ouo i'lll thro time
a day.
(Kent by mallj
C. PKICE ROBK, Proprietor,
Hoi fx. Post ortlee.
Bole Agents, uvorr A cs
No. 2.12 N. BisCONIi 8 .rest
Be sure and ask for
KAMARITAN'B CUKE.
BAMlAKITANf CI'hK.
BAMAIilTAN H CI HI
BASIAMITAN H C II I! ft
BAMAIIli'AN M LLItK.
BAMAKITAN 8 l IKK.
8 .MAKITAM Cl'ltK.
BAMAKITAN 8 Cl'ltK.
8 AMAUITAN B CtlKK.
MAMAK1TAN 8 fll'KK.
BYitrp i.KBicoitii. sump nr. nironn.
hVKI 1' UK ItlCOKl). HYItllP 1) lillK.llll.
by p tip lire KictiKu. iMVitri- i.e hi.kikd.
Bht'l' I.K hICOItll. SVItl P UB HltlOIUA.
B m i- j.k hicoitii. Bviti'i- uk KicimT).
B1KUP 1KKI l-Kll HI lll.'P I.K KICOHU.
BYltl'P MT lltCoKI).
BYKUP 1K Ki-'Oltll.
81 KI P I.K ItlCOKl.
Ym:p nn uu t.:ti.
KVKI P L.K KICHKIi.
SYKI'P TT. KIO,.l:ll. BYHI'P HR KfOORf).
Mltl I- lie, KICOKIl. BYltlll' 1K R'tKIIII.
BY h UP liit KICOKIl. SV.tl'l' I.e. Hlt.'tllll.
BYKI I' I.K llil OKI.. H 1,1 l I.K llltltllll).
A certain enre for hH forms ef Vi-n.t-al l.i.eaies I'sed
tn the f.u.ope.in itospita'a, ana tbo a-miea Lbrongboui
Lurpe and Americ i.
1 1ns pi.ptrMtil ..as ne eo.ial av a.i erail.entor of thl
form ol ilti-cace, anil .treiiv-hen, ti . . o 'l-u:ion s'-nerally.
It will cure al) bores, Bpois. I l.n"l. s, T.-ltvrs, or any
eriiptlona, no n.atter h em what cauas or boss k-ug stauU
Uik. Price tl per bet ilo.
C. PItK'15 VO"., Proprlelor.
Brie Acer ts. l OTI A CO.
Bole Akoi.is, IiYoTI' A '.
Bole Akt'i.ls, llV.'IT CO.
yo. 212 N. BKCONIl i.r.-t.
Bent to any address. ai.:s-ti.ih sura
J. S. ROSE'S GOLDEN TILLS.
'p lo this rerl diontftles have b,en humliosgo I by
l'esstrns, Abdominal Huppoiur,, Ac , for sue cure of
ralllnsol llie Womb and ye'." a' n.nl.ity, wblrh mean
sis ml; prove palliullve. if not lulu. louy. Moaeof ut.
Kose's psii.lils hove 1 een nsl g su.-l: sourdines They
relycn hie tlclden Pills, and thereby ob an perfect
cute by th use of only a few b .xts. For J,ee eorn-
Flalnls onebca is wortu a hundred Al.d. mlanl nilpporters.
rice, I." re nre jc-r box bclu Agvn:s, i OTT h CO.- Bo.
lioli N. HF.CONl) S.lcet. 10 l-tuthkliu
itT:orK'rtNa
OUTSIDE LIKE OF STEAMERS
NKW YOKiC
THE COASTWIHE BTKAM HHP OIM'-ASY S UNK OF
riliHr-CLAHO BCIItW bTKAMKKS,
E. C. UMf.IlT, 4-ui.l.sl.i (UisllisKhKr,
JOUlt tilllNOX, 'ijiti tlnweu,
Will mk a regular tri-weebly II.., oomm-nciuf
EA1UEIAY, eCfOB ,K 22, 1864,
1EAYINU rlill.Alir.l.fll'A EVERT
Tn-SDAV, Till Ul!)V, & SnTRlHY,
From the Compar y's wl-arf, first abovo It aco street,
AT 1!J (J'OLDUK M.,
And flora New York, l'Ur 11, North rlvr, on sa-ue days,
AT !i O'CLOCK V. M.
These new and auystuntUU steuuiers wore built a
pressly for this route,
Frelaht received dally, handled In the unit csrcfol man
ner, and delivered with the utmost deapatcb.
For further p,,rticiiUri, app'y to
WILLIAM J. TAYLOR & 00.,
No. ail) . WlIAltVES.Pnil.AllELI'HiA.aild
10-SO-bt PI Kll ll.HOKTH UlVKR.JiEWYOBlt.
dnD BTKAM WEEKLY TO LIVER-
aSibaskaau Pool, tone), Ine at Uureustt.wn, Cork Harbor.
- ll.i Knii-kiiown sieauiera ol ll.e Llveipool, hear York,
and Philadelphia Bicaiiisbip Company are Intended M
'VitV'of'vVABIIIKIJTOV. Balurday, October Jfl.
fll.ABCOW, B .tmJKy, November 6.
CI'IY OK MANCIIKSTKH. Saturday. November 13.
And evcrv snccecdia salurduy, at uoon, from Pier 0
north River. .., . ,-ni..-vr.v
liATt.H or risSA.ir. rs i.r. . v ......j. . .
l lr.l Cabin 1.1j 00 mwrav '.-0 J
I irl Cabin lo l.cud.-u KO ts) Kteeiaso t . I ol.do.l... I.
rirstCiib-alol-aris.. l's) till Bteerag-to Paris )
First Cabin 10 llamnr glol. Oft tstacr.'gam U.inibjrg. 74 OU
Pa.seng.re alo torwarded Uj Havre, liniuea, liot
tcnliiui, Antwerp, Ac, at eiiallv low rales.
Fares from Uveipoel or gueonstown -.-First Cabin,
tl.AI, I7), $1110. Su-vTAse from l.lv-ri.iwl and Oiii-eus-U.wii,70.
Thus who v. ish to send for U.lr frloude caa
buy tickets h.e ai Uiese rate.
For lurther inloiBiaUoii apply t the Cnmnaay omc.
JOHN ll. l.ALK, Agent,
No. Ill WALSUBireet.Jbliade.phia
rsr boston and raiLADKLniiA
XjJLiaai Steamship Line, sailing from each port oa
iSiTTklJAYB. from first wharf above PINKBtroel, Phila
delphia, and Long V) kart Huston. From Aral Wharf
above PfNK Btree!. on Baturday, October
The stesuisbip NOKM Afc. Baker.wUl sail from , PhtlaJel
phla llor lloston. en Baturdav, October , at 1W 2
and ths sttamshlp 8AX0N, Matthew, from Boston a
pniladelphia, ob same day, at 4 P. M s.rtmlmt
These new aud eub.uniial aleamshlps fbrm areguiar
Un. , ss lrtig from uch p.rtt punctually n H'ur"'r,,aJ,
lnsui ances ettecled at one-hall the premium uarge oa
gale vessels.
r mights taken at fair rate. 1Uj .n4 Buu
Stoppers are rciueeled U send iup avecipi ana aiussi
pS-U Bo. l 8. ULhAWAIatT. Ayaan.
usvt uvw Vni! tr T)FSPATf!TI
X"V1 i.i.
.'ALT aad Swifisur Ltnee, 1a ueiawar ai.a
I: ' . ...i ,u. -Th steamers of wese iiass are .."-a
dali, a" l "" look .. Mock P. M. lrom tblsd pl
leru,.. ai' lv 'to VYILL1AJ1 M. HAAavL W.,.lls4,
bM-AvtAJUt Aveuoe,
i