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, , •l• in Allegheny.
' Th. people are becondng aroused to
the
timportmme of effecting a 'thorough military
orgaahmtion, and we have reason to believe
that thoniands of gallant men will soon rally
*sod Gm standard of Genital Brooks, and
L ir
sae le him not only to defend th e territory in
ids intent, but drive back any Invading
.
torsi widoli-maythriatan our . borders. The
Wilts almeedy In motion, and in, a few days
we shbuld organise, it, foie here sufficient for
, Say ionervincy. • - •
On Satorded evening a rag large and tra
- thasiestio nesting was held in the Diamond,
Allegheny, for -the parrs of stirring up a
Proper Tatman among ;immures. Tho meet
ing was , called to order, by the Chairman of
the .Committee of; Arrangements, Col. •Dale,
who nominated the following ottleowttPresi
dent, lion. A. 0. Alexander rVitieffrasidents;
Jas.-Park, Jr.; Hon. James VG:sham; Cot.
J. M. Cooper. Cot. J. B. Cligk'and dol. T. M.
Bayne; becrilary, Wm. An on.
or Aloud'? -Introduced Gen. Howe,
the Ass istant Adjutant General who pro
ceeded to lay before his fellow citizens each
faith De 'IA , _nal predict!. for him to make pub
lic, Be MA* , highest authority for stating
,that there was very Imminent danger to the
State, and 'particularly td the city o f Pitts- 1
burgh; It was no idle'jrout, made in the
• Malmo/ pap e rs, that - th i, theatre of war
would. soon be ranged Seem he h va u d n
desolated soil of.Vi mmy'ts
ommtry." • It was undoubtedly the intention
of the rebel lessiers, as stated In their papers,
to:make us feel this lairionat was. They had
„every motive for invading the State of Penn,-
. aloud% teeming with. all kinds of supplies
which they so much needed; and theyEad a
powerful Incentive to reach Pittsburgh, as its
capture would be e telling llow against the
primmest. He firmly believed that the late
said. to Morgantown was but a rooonnotesanoe
in form, to prepare the way for a much more
formidsbk movement. He had high author-
IV for stating that if the people of these
' - elites-Mesa to defend themselves, they /ad nor
a emeacit to*pare f
Oen: Howe then alluded to the action of
the Government in" sending so able and so
omapliked a Commandor to this department,
and paid a high compliment to On. Brooks.
Slue his artivalliere,l the -Government had
gmated ail that was asked, and more. A
milltay status would be given to those who
-enlisted for Stets defame, and they would be
subsisted, armed aad equipped by the Ger
eminent. ' There Was 'to appropriation by
width the troops ceilidhs 1614 hat a commit
tee of CIAMIIIII had made:taken to furnish half
a million , of ; dollars for that purpose, and
await tee appropriation of Congress.
Gen. Howe was farther =Wailed to say
that the tion of troops ander the
State millti laws would be entirely satisfeatin4
te the General Government, so that ail diftl-
Celts in referees@ to the proper eonstruction
'of the general order hilted , for this depart
ment hu bees - removed. Those, therefore,
who otiose the Militia service to the depart
mental corps, can enroll 'at
nor under the
State law.
Gen. Rowe then introdneed Gen .'Brooks to
the meeting, who wu wasremind with enthusi
astic cheers. He stated that he au not Intend
to make a speech, bet wished surely to say a_
few words in reference to the late military or
der. As he understood it, themes would only
be required for the ,defenee of this depart
ment. This was his mustrootion of the or
der. He there *proofed to the men to ant at
cue, as there was no time to lose.
C 01. Clark was lowdlr called for end made
.1.• Miming addrino..:' He had liet i ormined to
quit the military Silltialy oh liming the Bap
galtannook anay, bat seeing the 'present dan
ger on our border, and observing a backward
ness to organise, he deemed it his duty to de
vote his while energy to the work of home
'defence. He called on the company °Mons of
the 123 d neatest to set Aout the work of
rearultheg their companies at own, and Tre
pan for
drill. They could foUew their ordi
nary business, drill one night in the weak,
sad. have regimental drill ousit or Woo a
: month.. As mattes organized they could hold
themselves in readiness to go into active ser
vice when the emergency required.
Speeches were also made By lion. Thomas
Williams, iiaL Dale, and:ridge Shannon.
. Rethrisisatio cheers were given for General
• Brooks, Col. Clark, Judge Shaanon, and , oth
ers, after which the meeting adjourned.
Col. Dale had a'muster roll, and a number
of recruits w ore enlisted on the spot.
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• The Military Excitement.
The anthotiry to enlist troops for State de
fesse,, under the mUltia law, has created a
goal dal of excitement, and reuniting afl
ame are now busily engaged In various parts
of the twit cities:
The oompatri outs of the 15th Pennsyl
muds Minute Men me gang up their unsure
- rolls as rapidly:as possible.
CeL Olsrk is reorvsandng the 1.13/ for
home defense, and Ise mills un his late ooze
- man odium, - and all others interested, to
meet him this scorning at 9 °Week, In the
Diamond, Allegheny.
Col. Bayne is she reorganising the 136th
Regiment, and deriato the 000peration of his
acuandes. The offsets an nquested to take
. immediate steps to hare theirnompanits rem-
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• No less than oh Batterlas are being reerult
od,_and we learn that s oma of than are nearly
- The follosdng arehe names of them
mmultlng: Metcalf, J. P. Glass, G. L.
Dragni Q. Bonsaffon, K. Tyler, and Mold
Orreral Indopendesit oompaslee, for home
defense, are also being. orgished, and should
the present excitement centinue,leterel fore
masts will at ones be formed and pat bi con
dition for Purim. - •
!Mind of twO ThOOsiind Rebel
Iteothir lot'of two **prisoners
poised through this dig on Bidaudaj on their
way to Port Delertimat They were' captured
at Big Blaq . kaidgei and Um bees at Indi
anapolis for .acme time. 3. Outbids's:thallium,
dispatch was lent by the Bearebug of War,
to the Provost Plarshal. ordain him to send
beak all the °Boas who might be among the
prisoners. The order was obeyed, but its ob.
jest mas not fully rusdastood. It is said that
the, rub is refuse to exehanp our Maws now
In their melody, sad this .sumessitafee a sim
ilar Oolite• onbur port.. It is bather steam;
thatthe rebele have no men I. exchange for
these; be held
.for .146p:smut MINA
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A Plittibtaglies Among the Babel'
Among the rebel , prlsonem who passel
through thle city on Satorday nosing was a
rbernma mead lieflatoboon, who has a Wife
and and family tosidlag at the Point, and
was la llnisoixi when the nobelllin broke
•tatt. FLe saw a bind on hb arrival ltere.
gam he_rooognlsed, mid bsgse.d to assist In
obtablut his Meow: The bind Informed ,
• Keg Ifoultalma of the prosenal of her hns
baanndloont eoldeotad lar to ltlnt, when
arootlag latiselow took ohms. -11 e. woo
maim it take tlboat*of lraz",Allolt••• - •
mein hut triCsehissii to lit him
off. so
bedbehAteml on math-.
his dOstbationnt Tort Itelawskoiand're
tarn to thb eip.
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BEMs" Oognos.—lfssrp Woo, BK., on
., colllst oar.: of Ot. Clair , towns had. hi,
- olli baptist. The loss wit sa o o." The
b~bans of ion_ pardon, want officer of
Napier township, worth $l.OO ;wits burned on
• Owls, night. - Absessider B. Apt", who
, .. was oast, to complete the esrolletesh in
• Cite- tome*, woo that is Alto_hstab oar
Plosesstvillo, ow lifinlioidsp. Tip-ad i)i•
..' , fruits of OW 0641114e°, the feedol of the
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Important..ieeting--Basineis to le
Ongendad—TkeLfteiridontPetition
ed to Veda* Martial Law-2000
Zen called for,to•Woilt on the Zn
"trenohments amend Pittsburgh.
At a` meeting of the memilsonnert and
landsmen . men • th e
'of eity assembled" at the
gonongs
. he . .
ls Ho= on elands* yenning, Thos.
.
Baena% Bin g was called to the Chsir, and
G.E.Thanton wasnqauted to sat se Se em -
tau , •
The Shied — ate* meeting haying been eta
'
totd, it vas then Remind:
Writhes, Major General Brooke has Informed a
=stinger manufactureo and business men, held on
Sunday eretting,that then Is an 11111 Inventive neces
sity far two thoosand men to Commence work upon
the Justifications of the city at eight o'clock to-mor
row (Monday) morning, therefore, be It tmanlmonsly
Boadred, That all business he temporarily sturpend.
ad, so that-there may be • general rally of all able.
balled men In front of theilionangairela House, at
eight o'clock placing (Monday) morning, for
tim purpose of p the wil y and neighborhood In
a proper state of defame against an invsaion of the
enemy now handy imminent.
Ppofrd, That Thomas Dakotan, Gee. Thomas M.
Howe, S. F. Ton Benhorst, and John Harpor,
be a committee to urge the President to Intro's
Major General Brooks to declare martial law forth
with.
gesobsed, That the manufacthrers and busiest mon
hereby pledge themselres tustop their establishments
te-morrcrw (Monday), and that they will obtain and
paw st the disponi of Ilairor General Divots an the
men they can from their ditroont tatabllibments, for
the purpose of fortifying the city; and further, that
they pledge espective thcoutelves to he perseturengegod at
their r establishme t nts that they Win keep
en oeoonnt of {their thno, and past the , rate of one
dollar and twenty-fire canto pet • fOr labor.
goateed, That the Directors of Pittaburgh and
Eltenbonthlo, and Ponnsylvarda, and other railroads,
be requested to tram*: their laborers and Imple
ments to the others of the Cersunandant of this Do.
partmeaK
gereheat, That those mannforturers preasnt Inform
those not wont to-night of the action of the meet
ing;and that they be requested to conform to the
resointhme adopted.
• ,
gaoled, That the pus:coding% of thle meeting bn
published in the morning papers. .
.
Petroleum—Thee D stinted and Supply.
The 011 City Register thus disiourses upon
the present supply of oil, and the probable!.
deinaud for it at home and abroad :
There eau be no question but what the de
mand is' for greater that the supply. In
order to prove this, let us refer beet to the
Past two years. In 1861 the shipments to
Europe wore very light, and there was, seem
ingly, • but a limited. demand for tome eon
snmpden. Yet the, daily. production of the
latter part of that year: was greater than at
any subsequent period. The oil was all dis
posed of at low figures, it is trio, but it wont
somewhere, and was, no doubt put to a good
practical use. During the period ire speak of,
the daily flow of 011 Creek and immediate vi
cinity, was estimated at from 15,000 to 20,000
barred.. There were scarcely half a dozen re
fineries in the 011 Region, and it was only
possible to got it to market during the rainy
moon, by the Allegheny River.
During the following year, 1862, the bud
nits began to assume importance, and there
were shipped to Europe 266,751 barrels of pe
troleum, crude and refined, i slued at $3,183,-
917. The total vales of the production of 011
oil for the same year, Is estimated at 88,198,-
000. This 15 for the oil alone. The value of
the machinery and buildings used would swell
this amount to fully one third In May,
1862, the. daily production of Oil Creek and
Immediate vicinity, amounted to jest 5,772
barrels. The number of refineries then in
the district wee - estimated at twenty-fins.
New thaw are upwards of sixty-five, with a ,
capacity of from fifteen to two hund red bar-
reels per il4,ared more are being erected daily, ,
almost. The 'number in Pittsburgh has in-
mated in the same ratio. Thanks to the lib-
oral policy of the Atlantic and (teat Western
Railroad Company, we only have to haul our
oil twelve to fifteen =Boo in order to get on
the oars, by which we can send it east or west.
The shipments of petroleum Rom this coun
try to Europe, for the the first live months of .
1862, far aseeede the totaforl shipments
fall of 1862,
and the . ain 'apply autumn, and
winter nee, is still wanted. Added to this,
there is still a great quantity needed for home
consumption. The markets of the world are
edamerous for the product, and the small val
ley of 011 Creek is the only reliable source of
supply. And what are we producing to-day.
Attu a carefulsurvey, we feel safe in saying
that the daily production of Oil Creak will
net exceed seven thousand .berrels. This is
not enough for the dimmed, and many parties
who wish to buy large quantities of oil this ,
fall, will be disappointed in either the gain-
tity they obtain, or the prime they will have
to pay. We pablish the foregoing remarks in
order to show producers and refiners how
Little *slue they hive to fear for any future
surfeit .of the oil market. The prospect is
=flattering, and if both producers and re
'lsere do not noun remunerative prices for
their product, the fault will lay at their own
doors.
Escape of a Rebel Prilollot.
A rebel prisoner, 1/110110 7123110 we did not
learn, escaped from the oars on Saturday even
ing, as they were passing over the railroad
bridge from Allegheny to this city. The train
was running slowly, and was met by another
train in the bridge, when the smoke from the
two locomotives hid him from the guard and
he managed to tOSIE4I. Ile lay all night un
der a new barge which is being built on the
"island," in the Mist Ward, Allegheny, and
oa Sunday morning he made himself known
to elitists, who gate him breakfast. During
the day he we, condusted to Gen. Brooks, by
Mr. G.-L. Braun, and by order of the General
was placed in the custody of the Proved
Guard.. He states that he in a native of lowa,
and entered the rebel service in Mississippi.
He wee captured it Vicksburg, and gives en
interesting account of the state of affairs at
that rebel stronghold. Ile sap them are
three lines of fortifications there. The outer
line has hewn taken by Gra. Grant and the
second is now being operated against. The
third he represents ;as the strongest line of
defense. Re says the garrison to provided
with plenty of
_provisions, and atilladaooo of
sannunition. ia anxious to take he oath
of alleglance,and promises to Idin Mr. Braun's
battery for home defense as soon as he is at
liberty to act for himself.
LE=C3
MEM
The Threatened Invasion of Penn •
sylvania.
The Harrisburg correspondent of the Phil.
adelptia insinir, writing on Friday, says
The Governor,' after due consultation coin
aides with General Couch in the dooliration
that there is positive danger of invasion, and
that it is absolutely necessary. to, call out the
militia for State.defensa , He has, therefore,
telegraphed to Weahlagtewle , have allre
cruiting for the regulator' volantserairelee in
this State stoppe44,..that all oircitisens may
be available in . of the bOrdillj and the
general government "his ;consented to the
measwe, aenoesssiry and' expedient in the
effort to repel the invasion:;
Gen. Clow% pogitivety, asserts, and - he, of
wine, should harm whereof he spathe, that,
had it not bean'for our attack on the enemy's
cavalry on Monday, the enemy would , now be
in Harrisburg. •
• KELM= Morros.—ill the °Mors of the
Lsto 123 d Begin:tint;Po. , Vols., and all others
desirous of ..raising triops for the present
emergency, will attend at the old Market
Mouse, in2leny, at 9 °Week, this Mon
day. amain r the Purpose of enrolling all
to anti! an organization for
=draw I hope to have a fall Roe
-
meat by this evening. Late news makes it
Imperative that we should sot earnestly and
irititent daisy. . . Joan M. MAIL
BAD'Acomm.—Onliktiy last a girl named
SNOW -Wagers, emplojed in biassrle's to
ilet** footorh_ corner et Pike street and the
wait fell through a hated:mop in the third
story tos the UMW doer, dislocating the spine
and receiring other Wades, Elhe is not ex
vide/ to Moser. She is about doyenyears
et 'visa resides with her parents. in South
I Pittsburgh.
Carr. I. A. DILTOSITI4,Of Co. 11, 136 Iteg.
Saint P. V., is mantling his oompany for
lam Wenn. He dairy to get oil the old
, members he can, knowing that they are true
and tried. He wilk=however swept • few
good men to AU the vacancies ' occasioned by
Wing been in WM, sacks. The Captain
t N 0.130, Band
oaths seen a area.
.
•DLICIa.11411). John Whalen and John 1
BMW, atiosted on emdolon of having robbed
ths_olltoe of the Manchester Passenyer Bail.
!whoa 'Mobs on Saturday seining, and
wen ,diseheidad. Whalen ta
Bathuudoontt,
oak Cutter- to a Wombs:. o had been
In the eaedey of the company, but WO2O CUM
tbirsw•- • -
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NsTf. ouranumn,rearsows Bask• Nuts
§Uclorvitioulbs pablle &salmi counterfeit
"Pita', on thi"Bailt of Cozaaokla, N.Y.
' MaroilaciiidafUthe city on Saturday, for
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EXCITING - NEWSt
Gen. Lee Mo oah v ving . ns t he Shenan
d w. .
WINCHESTER HD
CAP EARTINSBIAD RS
PORTED URED!
Pittsburgh and Wheeling to be put
in a State of Defense Immediately.
Intelligence of a highly exciting character
reached this city yesterday through °Meta
sources. Gen.• Hallstatt telegraphs to Gan.
Brooke, in substanoe, that Lee's army, or a
large portion of it, is now mering — up the
Shenandoah valley, and that Imminent dan
ger threatens. Gin. Brooks is instructed to
place Pittsburgh and Wheeling In a state of
defense at the earliest possible moment.
The telegraph. operator at Frederick City
notifies Governor Curtin that the advance,
guard of Lee's army had appeared at Win
chester, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, west of Harper's Ferry, and that
sharp fighting was going on there on Sun
(fay.
Winchester is reported to be in posses-
Sion of the enemy.
Goy. Pierpont telegraphs to Gen. Brooks
that he fears an attack on Wheeling, from
the vicinity of Charleston, in the Kanawha
Valley. A large force of rebels has been
concentrated in that vicinity.
Wo also learn that all the rolling stook on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bag
beta
hurried off east and ,west, to Baltimore and
Wheeling, to prevent any part. _of it (61114
into the hands of the enemy.
Delegations of citizens from Wheeling,
Steubenville and Wellsville, arrived in this
city yesterday, aid were in consultation with
Gen. Brooks relative to the common defense.
Carriers have bein dispatched to Washing
ton, Pa., and' other points south of ;us, to
aroustrtha people, and put them in an atti
tude of defense.
Two tines of fortifications have already been
marked out ix this city, by Gin. Barnard, and
two thousand man are called for to work en
them to-day. All wishing to volunteer for
this service are requested to be at the Monon
gahela Rouse at eight o'clock this morning.
Legal /IWffi 4MICCe
[Reported for the Pittsburgh Gazette Jurtel3. 1 1383 -3
DISTRICT 00171T—JUDGIII RAYI.IOII VD VIL
LIAM.
The argument list will be taken up on Mon
day, June 15th.
COMMON PLUS-JUDGE YILLOI.
80. Duolos k Ce. vs. Whlghtman A Ander
son (before reported.) On trial.
The following muses are within roach for
Monday, June 15th -
73. The Pittsburgh and Steubenville Rail
road Company, for use of- the Pittsburgh
Trust 00. vs. Wm. Ripley et al.
74. Same plaintiff vs. Elisabeth Graff ad
ministratrix.
SI. Herren & POllOOl/. vs. Thomas Rodgers,
contractor, and Andrew Scott, owner.
83. Some plaintiffs vs. same defendants.
89. D. B. Walker vs. John B. Parks at al.
90. Bmma Solomon, administratrix vs. Jas.
Bninlee.
92. Wm. Woodford, trustee, vs. John F.
Bennett. •
93. Ostrich, French A Co. vs. Jas. Bramnlee,
garnishee.
95. Mary Pattaron vs. Thos. D.-Patterson
and James Patterson, administrators of Z.
Patterson, deo'd.
98. Jos. McPherson vs. the Formers' and
Drovers' Bank of Waynesburg.
85. Craig .h Rambarger vs. Wilson, Mal
roy Jt Co., is fixed for Tuesday next.
SPECIAL LOCAL NoTicss
GINOVE.II AND Baraa's EINWING MAXIIItIII, tot
family and manure:during purposes, are Om
test in ute.
A. P. CIIATOWN, Chatera
Nit Agentrest.t,
No. 18 Ih s
TBoa i 1 PLUM, Plain and Onaranintal Blots
Roofer, and dealer La Fannsilvaata'aad Ver
mont elate of the boat qowlity at low rata.
Office at Alex. La:Leith:ea, near flu lilialare
Work'. Yittabargh,Pa. ap8:11m
Re.engagemcnt of the Favorite Ae,
tress. Ettie Henderson.
We are pleased to state that the favorite 10-
Mil, Stile Henderson, will perform at the
Theatre for six nights mon ere she takes her
departure for Boston to perform a star en
gagement of two weeks. Erotic- always
bees well liked by our Theatre-goers' hot
never more so, than sine her return from E as
land, where she met with snob flattering swi
ms& AU last week she•delighted l large as
sesablages by her neat style of acting, and
each night she was summoned before the cur
tain at Om conclusion of her pert. Although
She had tempting offers to appear 'limber%
the positively refused them, and carried out
him or
resolution to play first at the
"Old Drury," after her return from a nine
months' visit among our English cousins.
Oar Mime have appreelated this compliment
es the treeturer can testify& from the large
number of tickets he disposed of during the
put six evenings.
To-night stem new four eat sensation play,
entitled the Gipsey Girl of Granada,
put upon the step for the first times i w n this
country. It was purchased in. London by
Mrs. Henderson, and has received the en
dorsement by some of the learned aides of
Europe. Erode sustains the character of An
and she will be ably supported by Mr.
Ohmic; Foster 'LaMothe*. Considerable:new
scenery has been painted expressly for the
piece, and great *are willbe exercised to have
its first representation free from all defects.
A good number of seats have already been en
gaged for to-night and we took forward for
an evening of real 'enjoyment. We engrain
late Manager Henderson upon the good taste
he lute heretofore displayed In producing new
pieces, and we are sure he will use extra met
lions to make the "Gipsey Girl" • mous,
particularlyas his amemplished "better-half"
personates the prinsi*eharsoter.
New AiervaL or Bowl= ten' Ournuma.—Of
twe are asked, where can we boy • nea
and comfortable summer snit, made{ to order,
thus having the chants of selecting our own i
g go oods? -To all these inquiries we rotors:,
to Megan. .Mollie A 00. corner ot
Medan! street W anD iamond Blears / Alleghe
ny, and you will be suited secanding to your.
mate. They have just received their summer
goods,m pt i s d ortm . I tt g flo=feslistgeny tiatithrn°`
persons, am their work bt all done na des their
own supervision. live theta lh Cal, and you
cannot fail to be satbeed.' ,
ATTIIIIIOI, BITIMID Vorstrruss I—The
attention of our county's brave defenders re
*Duty returned from the seat of war, and of
the public in gourmet, is again directed to the
vry ostensive and handsome usartment of
the 'abut styles of Ilrenob, English and .
American pima goods, for pants, costs and
vests, lately received by Messrs. John Wiles
k Co., Merchant Tailors Noi lid Federal
street Allegheny. A tasteful selection of
gentlimen's furnishing goods will also always
ibe found on the shelves of the establishment,
together with II lot of reedy-made clothing,
got up in the best =inner.
:rat Itarosumo now Tin ilawfr—fiamuel
Graham, Marshes:a Tailor, would reepeetfulkf
Inform his hinds and the Public in general
that ho lout just returned front the Zast with
his new stook of Spring mid 06111Bef Goods,
mull/tang of all the Latest styles of sloths,
madmares and sunny. Guatlemea desiring
stook to select from that cannot be surpses
ed by any other to the city, and their gar
ments made in the most fashionable mama,
would do well to give him a Gall before par
ahuing ebewhers.
Samma Gasnaw, Iferebant Tailori
O. bl Market street, one dcior from Third.
Oriuns az4 Cievueits Class wlll talcsa
e t the othattete aim, No. fillb Midi ignit e
lay or nIIt. IX orders kb at GA sboTs
pia* will big pt
*twat* fo. , Au eau
ALAstbs*A ,11 Owes"- ea
Doti*, Sala& dad, &swat to
albubo" St / 1 1 . 1 07 . 4 • 14 0 1,
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY ' TED3GRAFIL.
KR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
imam TEJIMWL'aif SEE.
tipciel Dispatch to the PittsWO demons. -
Molisiszaoio, Juno
saws vazotran Rizzi ostpszass.
The Chattanooga Ravi of Stealth bas been .
received. It contains not a word regarding
Port Hudson. and nothing of special interest
from any quarter. Along account is published
of the destruction of property in Newton coun
ty, Alabama, by Colonel Cornin. Property
of immense value was destroyed ; cotton
mills
which furnished large Quantities of osiaburge
and jeans were burnt, and an immense amount
TROY Incianuaa
A short dispatch, data 'Jackson, June 10,
Bays: " There was.skinnishing between John
ston and Grant ail of yesterday. The letter's
plokets are ten miles deep. !kept signaled
the gunboats all last night, probably proper•
log for some now move."
\ 1
IlrEalol3 GITTIIIG ectice.
A scarcity of negroes is complained of. Not
enough are left to ha,.. est the orope—all are
gone with the Federal rmies. .
AU quiet at Murfreesboro. L. C.
- Munvantszono, June 14,1883.
Msistant-Surgeon M. 0. McDonald,
A., it assigned to duty with the cavalry under
Gen. Stanley. 001. John C. Starkweather,
001 ,,,nakding brigade, has leave of absence for
ewsntirisys, to recruit his health. The fol
lowing resignations were accepted to-day:
OoL Robert 8. Moore, 85th Illinois, Maj. G.
Y. Walker, 171st Ohio, Capt. 8.0. Atkinson,
38th Indiums, Capt. W. IL Littlejohn,lBth
Kentucky, Lieut. Robert Daildson, 18d: Ohio.
Of- these, Walker's and Davidson's are for the
good of the service. The following were so
eepted yesterday : Capt. Augustus 0. 'Peal, '
23d Eantucky, Capt. David Sanford, 75th Il
linois, Capt. B. H. Veatili, 59th Illinois
Lieut. Geo. Doubleday, 174th Ohio.. ' 040..7.
J. Starks is assigied to ditty as Commissary
of Babsistenoe to the Pioneer Brigade. The
resignation of LieutAol. Murray, of the 3d
Ohio cavalry, was recently incepted for the I
good of the service.
Recent rebel papers contain the following
telegraphic news: Itosecrens is reinforcing
Grant, via 1.0121111 , 1110. Alt' the steamboats 1
between Louisville and Memphis have been I
pressed into the 'aryls..: Gen. Hurlbut has
been ordered to prepare hospitals in Memphis
for 8,000 wounded. Grant hes asked Hurlbut
to Nand him 30,010 men. Hurlbut replied
that he did notknow Where they were to come
from. The Yankees' figures foot up a loss of
50,000 men in Mississippi. Col. Marks, of
Louisiana, has boon mortally wounded_ , I,
Jaabots, Min., Jews 9:—There is plenty of
ammunition and provisions ixVicksburg, and
the solders are oonfident of the result.
001..1. D. Wilder Went' out on a wont Toes
day
and returned yesterday. •
The 17th Ind. and Ninety-eighth 111,
under Wilder himself, scouted the whole coun
try through 'Liberty red Alexaridziee to the
Ca mberland. The scouts hada meths fight
with a huedtsd and fifty rebel caviliy from
Liberty to Snow Hill Two :AOl'lEBll4 ; one
of them, fdolortn,e datigaront guerrilla. Col
Munroe, with the remainder of the commend;
scoured the country through Lebanon to Gal
latin Ford. One - hundred and sixty-eight
horses were - oaptared, and seventeen prisoners.
The crops of wheat 'and barley are rotting
around Leben'on foi want of harvesters.
lie rebels in ilia czentry,eave small scouting
parties from Wharton's command. -
Capt Anderson, of the 17th Ind., encoun
tered a small force en Steno Cr..!, and took
SIM prisoners.
All quiet at Murfreesboro. Weather warm,
wi th rain. •
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T Prom oted Corpe.-E. D. Webster
...From •
the 111tVrthelll .
neck, etc.
Warewirrox, June 12.—Five hundred sol
diers, who are unfit for active service in the
gild, but competent. to perform other duty,
have been assigned to the invalid corps. and
will proceed to liarrisbarg. These form the
nudges of the new orgeollstlon. .
N. D. Webster has' been promoted to a high
pttlon in the State Department in respect
for his fidelity to bust:Lets and uniform gen
tlemanly courtesy.
The latest informstion from the Rappahan
nook is to noon today. A letter seat by
Stuart In response to ono from General Pleas
, Itaten asking for a leg of twice in order to
I bury our dead and provide for the wounded,
me in offset thnt the dead have been butler,
and the wounded well eared for. The pris
oners have been slut to Itichmond, but no
registry of their 'names ha: been kept in
camp. He therefore deolined the flag of truce
for such purpose:. • .
Yesterday morning one of our balloons was
fired at by the rebels near Banks' lord. No
k 4
harm was done, but a sadden descent was the
tiontequenoo. - - -
The mail privileol to et army or: the Po
tome, have been vastly a used by unprinci
pled speculators. !Two day age Gen. Patrick
seised Ave or six large bags obscene books
gift packages, and other ertteles of shall;
i character, whieh. it was claimed by the mud;
[ ors the Postoillne ;Dopsrtment was , obliged to
' Tortrard by mall.: There' wee a roll of sole
leather, leighing probably, forty, pounds, for
a ptomain one of the, batterlesfor his own
uses, with a ant stamp only upon It. Bush
moonless will be prevented and punished in
the Satan. ,
Thaexecotion of.privat• Woods, of the 19th
Indiana resilient, for attention, was Sued for
to-day, but was postponed - owing to his regi.
meld king in' motipn.
Commodore Ziward Donalson has been de
atied f r om the receiving ship Philsdelohle,
and ordered re the commend of the U. 8.
steamer Kasten , State. •
Dient.-G. B. Gray has bean ordered to con-
Lid
the receiving ship at Philadelphia.
Late from the Pacific.
aut-Eaaitcliso, June 12.—Nickels quiet,
ind'inonfrY SAW;
TO millions two hundred thousand dollars
In treasure hue been recalved hem sines the
Ist inst.,' Atlantic entrrency exchange is at
the rate of 30200 P c. premium for gold; on
New York legal tender notes, 06®670. Btu
ling *ahem is without *iteration.
- The barque Eldridge has arrived here with'
advisee from Japan to the 11th of May.
Konnows these were thirteen British war
ships, two Dutch vessels, the flag-ship of the
French admiral, and the 11. B. man-of-war
Wyoming.
The English Admiralty
. had demanded of
the ?legume worriment a large indemnity
and the surrender of the murderers of Er.
Itichardsoa; If they tailed in °emptying with
this demand, France and England would de
clare aer spinet Japan.
Theiganeee had nearly all left Sanegawa.
Ali the merch a nt vessels have been detained
to
t a m on ward the foreign residents, in case
a war ensued, which was considered quite
Pk°blltas. ; Mtn tar LAMM.
OAS BSASCUSOO, June 13. The steamer
Constitution will sail tide morning, with up
wards o f 200 pessengem, for New York. Ohs
also takes $886,000 in treasure of which
mom° ure for England, and idto,ooo for
New Yark. The . steamship Mons Taylor
mils at the same time, with a large number of
pasamileilifor New York. ,
Them is an apathy in Wines'. The week
oloogg'quyetly. There are a number of buy
ereLbut nothing is doing.
7 Metals ate advandog, owing to heavy losses
sitstatned by Oa &strutted' of the CIitIUMOU.;
wealth and &stark.
.Ttivataleliers express. great !sari that all
foreigners must speedily .leave Japan.
The;FOOL Ind English fleets were deter'.
Mingle coisaaosi hOutilitiee unless the la.
government soaried to the demands of
=a before the Elth May.
Ittutisum was endeavoring to .
Bitisauffeeriesn mueluatiesule were
aramituf the affair at Kamitpws.
Capin/ea by Privateers.
PHIL.ILDILLPHIA, Jl:l9e 13 --Copt.
rt of
William G
in
.
Moo lay - , ate of the bark Ttoony arrirad
thin Its t evonlig, bringing the re po
the i vessel as well as of two
others,by a privatear off the capes of Vlrenia.
The following bight: interestiag seconnt of
tho capture of the Taeosy and other vessel.
is furnished by Captain Mundsy, who is •
rotten:an of intelligence, and his been here
tofore very itioocisful In escaping the piratic:id
cruisers which hover on our coast:
On Tutus 14th, at 6 o'clock a. in., wh inia eut
forty mites o ff the capes of Virg, Sabot.
87° long. 75° 21', I was spoken to by the
brig Clarence, of Baltimore, who was
owance I, short of
watery - pad w i shed for day's all.
of course, hinted to on this appeil to-my hu
manity and their boat, with an officer; and
six men immediately came aboard and told me
they were 55 days from . Ulo, botind to Balti
more, and entirely ord. of 'seater, and would
assist me in patting it to the beat. While
taking elf the after hstoh, T. twat confronted by.
the c Clear of the boat, who prisettod • pistol
at my hood and stated that my vessel was •
Fist to the Confederate States . and ordered
me to leave immediately for the brig. All that
was allowed to me was a salt of clothesi the
others lost all they had. Immediately after,
or while trantforring our crew te the brig, the
sohooner M. A. Waffler came up, and was
hauled to and captured. While transferring
the mew of the latter, the schooner Kate
Stewart came along, bat having several lady
passengers on board and being an old
she was ransomed, on giving bonds in the
slim of 8.7,000. We wero then all transferred
on board the Sate Stewart. The pirates
then
tr s ansferred their gun ammunition, supplies,
from the brig Clarence to the bark Ta
cony and set fire to tho former Teasel, as well
as to the sohootter 41. A. Shindler. We were
then teleased, the pirate standing off to the
South-east.
The brig Mary Aleuts, Capt. Troberss, was
also captured on the 6tb, bound from Boston
to New Orleans,-with oommissory stores, in
1at.,34 . 25', long. 74° 23'. I ascertained that
the night before we went on board the pir ate
Menne., which is a tender to- the privateer
Florida, that they threw overboard four gaze,
in oonsequenoe of seeing a steamer, painted
lead color, in sight, which she nipposed to be
a cruiser. Bhe had only ons guni a twelve
pounder, left. '!My late vessel, the Teeny,
which Is now lista as a privateer, may be de
scribed as follow.: She is of 375 tons, painted
bleak, in light ballast, tautly rigged, bright
• spare, with one. starboard quarter boahet.
we
A
schooner and berm brig was in sight wn
left the pirate. The sohooner made away.
The Tacony 11,941 in ballast. She left Port
Royal on the 7th inst., having carried coals to
that post for the government.
EnlistMent of Colored Troops in
P curtsy 'Tanta.
Ilinnisseao, June 14.—The following
order haul just been issued ,.
111ADQULIITTILS PINDEITLVARIA 'MUM, I
Harrisburg, June 13tb, 1863:
General (Micro No. 42.--W hereon, informa
tion has been received from the 'War Depart
ment, that the Stste will receive oredit for al
enlistments of oolored men whoiney be mus-
l
tered into the United States service as Penn
sylvenis troops under the authority of the
War Depsrtment, and that no credit can be
allowed for individuals who
leave
St ate,
an d
are mustered into organizations elsewhere,
it is orderer.
persons are prohibited from rah
ing colored eolunteers in Pennsylvania, other
wise than under the authority of the War De
pertinent to recruit in Pennaylvania.
Ssoond—The people of color in Pennsylva
nia are forbidden to enlist in, or attach them
selves to any.
or of colored volun
teers to be tarnished from other States.
Third-..A1l magistrates, district attorneys,
and officers of the commonwealth a
reasqed to arrest and prossonte all per who
shall
a l l the general order, and particu
larly, persons, their alders and abettor',
who under any pretended authority shall en
list coloredolanteere for any brigade, regi
ment, battery, or company to be furnished
from other Stares, or who shall advertise and
open or keep recruiting stations for such en
iatments,.exeopting under the authority of
the War Department to recruit in Pensylva
nib, to that such offenders may be brought to
justioe.
By order of A. G. Curtin, Governor and
Commander-in - Ohief.
• A. 1.. 11.731371, Adj.-Gen. Pa.
News' from Grankstud'lLUsecrune.
Minvassanosto, Jcinel.3.—T he Chattanooga
Bast, of the 11th, contains the following :
Jackecia, Him, June 9.—Oar mute report
the enemy's pickets tau miles deep, and every
means of approach to Vicksbarg doted, re.
(nixing great courage and care to reach the
atty. Oen. Grant has been eommunieating
with' the Federal fleet, betokening movements
on his part or a renewal of the ;malt in the
rear.
The enemy's mortars were heard at intervals
of two seconds all Wit night, and continue
this matting.
Nothing from Port Mason. -
An officer espy:Ail by Grant, and who sub
sequently made pshaespe, arrived this morn.;
tag. Xis monk the Yankee army mush de-
Preload by itteriting that Johnston was mass
ing a heavy force, and by the fact that certain
death:exalts them. Their, officers say there is
oertaiii defeat or annihilation.
Capt. 'Thom:von, of Gen. Hoseeran's staff,
under a flag of trues, delivered the effects of
the two spies hung at Franklin Ao Lieut. Col.
Webb, of the hist Alabama, this evening.
One of die party receiving . the flag remarked
to Capt.:Thompson, " do you hive hung two
of Leto of oat spies." ire then added that one
*Ethel:4 0 :ten was a particular friend of hie?
aid inspector Of constructions on Gen. Wheel
er's staff. He did not know Peters. He aso
admitted that the *nation was fast, and in
accordance with military law.
.
Rebel Reports from Tennessee.
1413731,11.880e0, Jane 14.—The rebel paper,
of the 10th give an amount of Grienon's raid
on Clinton. La., on-the 84 inst. They say
his fovea was one thousand. The rebel oiliest
Logan is reported to have driven astericm six
miles; taking two guns. and killing and cap
turing thlrty•Aire. Tha robot loss was two
killed and several wounded.
Mobile, Jane 9.—The Spanish steamer Solos,
{Toni Menne, for this port, was lost, forty
mil outn a storm on the 26th. nly four
of t h e w Cre and passimiters escaped. Among
tke :bit is Col. Sharp, of Buckner's staff.' Fier
cargo yrs" valued at $lOO,OOO.
The ClattanOogn Rebel of the 12th contains
nothing whatever from Vicksburg..
The Rebel reports Morgan going to eastern
Bentnaky.
Stewart, of ,Tenneseee, nal been made
Major aimeral, and assigned command in
at
a
' division of , Bregg's army, and stationed
Wartime..
COL Wilder returned yesterday from a
scout, bringing 160 bare and 10 bee cattle.
Bind of Guerrillas Captured
. Fight near Mt. !sterling
Locurrnsi, Jane 14.—1 t ie repotted the
014 faiON to-day eaptired the band of suer
/Wee widish eommitted the diptsdatlone yes
terday near Elizabethtown, and recovered - ail
stolen Government horses except twelve.
Lexington reimpose from kit. Sterling and
Winehesurt,justarrivedireporethat three hun
dred:rebels under peer
Everett, this morn
ing attacked a p. of the Fourteenth Ey:
per'
cavalry, on State Creek, east of Mt. Stalls&
A snore engagement Luting three hours en
sued, when our forces commenced retreating
slowly, lighting as the,„withdrew. Reln-•
foreman - have been .111 to them. The
Foam! Major Williams, and Lieut. - Williams
were wounded, theloamer In the thigh.
Last night at Lexington the military au
thorities arrestedapt. C Linehan. his 'clerks,
esdWilmore,
- - From Nevi Orleans. •
New You, June 13.—Th• steamer George
Washington arrived to -night from ; New Or
leans. She brings nonews inept en order
from Gen. Banks, that no shunter from New.
York will be a ll owed to pus thd quarantine
without a special order from the Cotamandlng,
General, unless it bee mall ship or transport
ins 'Weiler the gitazamenti This is made
nuessary by the continued refuel to trans,
pert the soldiers and malls except upon inn&
=linable conditions. The orders ',Mt be vig
orously enforced.
There is no bastion news from Port Bugler,
Goa. Conch , s Headquarters
limualsoireo, June 13,—We auth or kid
to state that the headquartere of Major-Gen.
oral Conch aro( for the present In the 'State
Oapltel bolldlagoisoond story. All interest 4
od fa.tkio organisaMon of troops under the or.
aid sod load; should :spirt to him.
•
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Defense el. Penney!inside. '
_
...gilmonssuto, Po., JO/20 13.—Tho throat;
&eel rebid rata into•Poiday!nnis las stowed
the people on Dm border., sea : a very Lugo
foros - is bobs rsty organised is the ChM' ,
tostoad•Valloy for the &tones of the State
ender ese.Oovgati '
The Capture of the Sloop Fadden...l,
Pnireutt of i Pirater.iltdosiral
regut. ; -'
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Wesarsorcur, dells 14 —Lieut. uomutanur.
Morris, of the Inured States gunboat Port
Royal, forwards to the Nary Caput:neat the
report of Actin` blank? Van 81yek, who eons-
mended a boat expedition trots that as
en I
the add satiate resulting in the saptnre of the I
sloop lashion:haring on board fifty Was of
sea island cotton. This vesesl was f orty-are
miles then the town of Apalachheolaoralting
an opportunity to 11111 the blockade, but the 1
expedition fir her capture proved enthol7
snooessfut , The Fashion at the time was ly
ing in the vicinity of i rebel ancautpmeat,
but was captured without any resistance-
The United Statist damn Juniata, on the
28th ultimo,eeptered the steamer Victoria, of
about one hundred tens, ostensibly bound for
Matamorss, but by the admission of persons
on board Wended to run the blookade. /ler
cargo was not at all adapted to the Mexican
trade.
- Upon receiving intelligence Of the piratical,
depredations on the coast, the Navy Depart
meat promPtly.dispetthed vessels in ;amen
of the pirate. Four vessels left Mew York on
Saturday misfit, thrill sells& from Hatepton
Bonds, and these were to be Moved 11 oth
ers on Sunday. -
-There is-no tru in the statement that d-
Mira Nuragut is t th ohe relieved frorilaommand A
of the Western Gulf Squadron. -/
/ •
itante, from New If rk.
New Junellir-Tnere *as seond
board tody, but oonsiderable transactions
took place In the at:wok/the market Nang
strong.
New Yost, Jane 13/-A Ipooiu dillPstds
from Washington to the N. Y. Evening Poet,
says the enemy W I /made demonstration
at Culpepper. Though it is eertain they
are in heavy forte, their designs will probably .
be disclosed in a day or two.
New Yonz, June 13.—The steamer NUR
-
burgh sailed today for Liverpool with 64 pas
sengers and $lO,OOO la specie. The - naxnaol
nil took 121 passengers and $lOl, OOO in alw.
do. •
The steamer Melbourne, from Ltvapool,
and the Breneh gunboat Oettnet arrived.
The Sd Massaohnsette Left Beaufort on the
10th, for Boston.
'From Fortress Monroe. •
ImernimMonson, Jame 18.—The flag of
true Mauna New Pork, from City Point, has
arrived. She brings the English and Aus
trian
-
Cesar Dawrisrir.—At the Dental insti
tute, No. 251, Penn street, sets of teeth for
fool dollars, better than those at Ma dollars
at the other dental establletswists. Alt pit
eous are ; requested to sari M the lastitute
after having asoertaiaed the lowest pion at
the other cheap plaees. Patients will be
In
treated with &coma and propriety at the
solute. Novulgar*, or probalty bt allowed.
0011M11011110 Tserusoirr.—Rwr. John Lao-.
hie Bulge, N. Y writes :
len' , s
Worles Ileir ,
_itestorer and Zylobalsa
mtun are the belt preparations . I have ever
known.,They hove restored my gray hair to
its origi gray
color." Bold by druggi every
where. pepot, 198 Greenwich street, No
York. mew
MAXIS= AID DISITIWIT Will dad=
the volrinteere far month= the bullets of the
enemy, therefore let every man see to it that
he carnet with him a fell supply of 11.01:LO
WAY'S PILLS.-;Their nee - bt Inilianad the
Orimealaved thottsande of Britith Golan.
Only t 5 ants per box. Sl3
, -
Nonni so Paorirre HOLDS'S, Anion a/ID
Ain 01111111 Irrunerno.—Por repairs' al-
Wagons to moms or dwsllinp, new-rook, or
anything else in th• Carpenter Sim, call at
Onthbert's Carpenter Shop, Virgin
all
shore Smithfield streets. All orders promptly
'Mantled to.
EVIAN DAT we hear of pasons who have
lot five or tel dollars by carrying their
monsr3i loose in their pockets. Now to av
losing' any more they should go to Pittoolea oid
Newt Depot, opposite, the Post-offloe, eitii pro
cure a fult•olass wallet or pocket-hopk.
POCILIT TWlLlT3.—These'sre exaellant fox
people who are continually maklastaistakes,
beanie they forget appointment, name, ad
dress's, eta. They eoetbut fire ante each at
Dory Mina% next dual to the Poatollice.
Ds. Hmo, tats Eforgoon army, Moats
all !Abeam at his 98 Youtth street,
whso he son to oossultsd daily tom s.
to 9p. m., campt when stint profsastotal
tininess. -
O 61181.1-4.1 n Eaturday mcrrntar j Jane Matt
BOBItitT J., eldest eon of Era. R. H. GA.M.BLII.
Thi Mends of the taudb are nellacehlil hnitetto
attend the hound trout the residents 'of Me maim.
Esd ptistromit. Monday aternin4 at ten o'nkadt.
Ganiala mill leave R. M. Patterson'a stabli
PrOsdr•
OITT 07 ALL.IO/1X177. jj
Tana . =MI Ornoa. Jan. 11th. 103.7
A 'LLEGHENY TAXES.—NotiottAis
zta; busby Oxen that the anewora have thlilay
placed la this onto the daylkates of Clig 6 ll7 qt 7
Buttner. School and School Bididlng 61114
wkw Bents for.tha - year 1116 7 , and ea ta Se.
WM now to received In anomalies to tato Ada of 1.•
suably of YOUIIII7 illth. 1660,
hm ta A nda l i 4 claha,
aM
intjaet
cent. real.
Mger
pald on or belbre the_flrat 01 of
ktur per dent. If paid on or before the flat day QC
to per amt. U paid on or before Um not day ,of.
It Paid sOl the Ant day of Beptambir. and en or
before lb. lint day of October , nedahustlon will be
nude. ,
if paid after the Ann day of Ootobarond on or boa.
fore the drat day of flotember..an addition of IS per,
A t er cealtt dditd to and payable en Os lama
• lt the drat day of Ncmanber. inmate will be
Wind bamboos that:olfaction af thin retnalable
unpaid. ingather with the pyr ot .*reed there.
on and the costa. D. XAOlllll[Oll,
1.11:1w
lily
Treainrer.
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PARTNERSHIP NtiTIOE.We hate
tide day emei..tel with ea la the
beldam A. J. DULL. the etyle of the Ina to be
BWIi. aaarra DULL, the primal:4 I. take
elect this day. The Oil will be earned on
by the onderdaned uheretalete.
May SUN Int. REM Gll4ll.
JlOOl 2=lll. ussincrw awe 431[111r. Dm
N o m; GRAFF DULL, - •
-iiramifitatilms qf dasorros of Hoop. Blasi alai .
Miring
this
oaf works wltk • Orli' if
praltlas this Una of Iron a spec:L=7on Taipadhl l 7
aollci
of
EmlthAeld our n da, ' d -. Waraik
Week.
STILL 4. 4311ANOR
Auothar Raul or.
czars nll YRUCU wax EQUARI
WWI gild Pi 1 Pa?* al
rivitstii RIELTACTBD : WITIIOIIT .
a_ .PAIIL—Wo tote this method of Intrados out
. i n
ond the DOM Atnorolly_that int on now
peepand to W.VellAcrt .T 1119919 WiTIIOUT PA=
In she vodka of Dentistry. . Those who boo bowl
Dootbs . thlo wroth - droodild opwatlon my my
Isy ion!, • OW' Awl wad On us a oall, WI the sows.
rano vs hats la Ilibas Won . lasted tin ,
mt.to... In
yout. 92117 oda the Alb
chancier of au oostaticoo - o Mop
or Cloto cat iloktanlo Bottory wood. All thaw.
wlddos um mikes of • good end WINO" Dontlfill
will do well to all and conwilt with • -.- - :., ,
JAMAS 8. HIM,
_D. ILL., ..,
1114 90 Illittaffix9A; ..,
ci,tti.o.riza _...
..__..
jeStAlosa . He. 47 ealthllold &t.. rnsownw.
MATTENGS ,
'OR gramma irtnunisama.
wit um stsU man Atha rico dolor aoh
Whit% CILOOked andYsnCYllittiaW.
In rna styklasd el a sapaloselft.
OLIVER ICOLINTOOI. a pa,
Iti"" DRUG
*tor OW sna r aErfa':" +" ' ..
BPLBILIZa
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ihrldllOl4;BlCAP*P"')4Cl4l4
T-
A DAL 1- UAW • • -
tolleetes thiliteGaleit Volk
vitt he este aslieleteha tatairt
Is the eig gedricwiroom-___ATA lo g .
lowa
Vim, Clid e it t": l4 - •
Team aur o c
410 , idittatat ,
.• - 1 '
1111 iltltt
I ‘.
4 1.2 OMLOCKI, A. K.
Very Latest Te,lemarmL
MOLY lIILPORTOT UM!
Threatened Rebel blindul
PROCLAMATION BY THE PERIOD!
One Hundred Thousand MOM
Called Oat
i
Weaariaoton, Jose 16 •
1863 - t
#
By the Proara of Ow tNioolms tot.lootios
• : A maii3Orlo ,s. . ."
Wawa, lb amyl fouregloaari eon-
bhiatlos sow eittatbg 'ln several of the.
States are tbreateaing to sake breads late li
the Stites of liaoleado.Westees irlizfale 1 4 , ,
•Posasylvaida sad Oble. rel l o ll / 1 Wit '
siely ea additional sallitary.fesee far sae sec-- . t -,
oleo of the If MUNI fliateei lei, taseefele, ,
.4
I, Minxes Lraooiar, I r zeilok* if the 11a1le It,
Stites, end Cosuaaa4lo34ll,Chlet of the" itrO ii
a:dam thereof, and of`tii!iiilitta of the
_g
,itoterol States whoa isnot bikoiwitui saTies.. ,. _JAI
do hereby call into the aerobia! the United
StahlStatei 0111 1119NDMID IllovaiirDlllllll7l4 hoot 1,...
.
thi StaiesiollowhiiiiumeSlP -
1f . 1417 . lalifohlathialmad. , ii.
'",
7re ihva m the ths tirte: Pitarthlabrilfil thou.
and.•
From the State ofOhio, t, Owninead.
Prom the State of Wait Virgbils, ten thelttV . ;,74
sand. • '
7* be mustered inte,pe servka of the
pates forthwith, sar to .samt tor the hil
polar:
of ell months from , the date .of such muster. 11
in to said saw**, onletsf soot! 1.1
TO be mastered in se infza fils ' Artillelle and
Cavalry, in propoitione, Welt: will be made
known through the War Depattnwat, iihlek
Depertztent will also designate, the lamas
plum of rendezvous.
These militia are to be organized aosordieg
to the rules and regulating of the ininginer____
melee, and suet' orders as me , ,:- iiireaffar be
issued.
The States aforesaid will be respectively
oredited under the enrollment set for the mi
litia mote" madam& sada' ills proclama
tion.
In testimony whereof,/ hare herseato set my
hand and masof Ote Semi ot, the UMW!
at.* - .
Done at the ',KY of liseliitigiett this lath
'day of Jinni la tie year of our ' Lord Oae
Thousand lfight Mindy's! arid 'Sixty-Vim;
sued the Indepeidenoe se, the United
States the Blighty-Third. '
ABBAUAK LINCOLN.
By the Presithett:_ - •
Wm. U. lietreerftgeellgar7 BUM,
FROM WASHINGTON.
Spotl.l Dispatch to the - Ptttaittet tionotio.
Weenteroz, Jute 14,1883.
mown , hoer two zimassioon.
Idea= neon tells; is buy with reports
of movenention thsvitmalennoolt.
Nothing les reallwa`lwre..gelag to show
thatao.ilWonLasyet poo#7444tesea the
iiOO Ol2 T
mean's omnann sisetwen.
It is unileitood that Kee*, 'being keel
Fusel la soloed Ahmed hikers near Ai
d* wiihnnieshienS •1 1 4 .1 4;* 0 weesittnte
napneimooprivir to Wawa;
The shendoned wean and Niel oolieetwl by
'zooid agents of Treeseiy - Depittiesati ,ll
Nissiodppi limn fire. ibut. Great's
operations, to be sold at gable =don in Cia.
dwell and It. Louis, ataramki, on the let
and third Monday la each lea*. The nest
sale will take pees at Medina* on the lath
inst.
, .
Mani papa of Tkozsday last admit a
loss of snail imam& la tbo late aviary
laalsollm wand oakum of 1124 sank
_
lad Ifttslimk Les amadel. Saart's
luadquatsa, MA all lala:paptfo, W e" sr
tared. . Tam papas ivio Ml lifonaatloa as
to the anatlar of the Misr arm y , on th e Bap-
Womack, ma that. Oa of 'ampalp.
A plum SUP?
{1I0111!
I.IIIIIIIIIIIDIEB,
Mo. 3—Too ooUry, Cobb SwNtot sod Waked
iroor dr Wha& _ .
Mi. 4—Tor t
Morrbolk• Oirolors UMW= sad Bump
Mo. 670 r Moody
Cilia. GAOL% PPerdorl
No. 6-7lbc Moloto; Molars IMIMIK 'Voildidr&
Ito : TaLa r r
.10,04411%= Son Maar.
Mo. 9;—R Rooolrorpm. , Mu& sod
No.l.oM lll —Mi T ifie
smack OA Sim Dderayod
- libral—lor IrropliMMl4 . Mad
or
11=4 Lonorldold. Pru Mao% alarill
brim re Ilinaim
Mr. Ml—Toy Clossy, Vim . rio Moothrai.
No.l4—Mg MowMlMMoor. an-
O. MorAllo. or 91, Tom , .
Mo. amorolas r..
— b_
or - Lowman or
*MOW to tir MM. Moir. Lahr •••••
I - No.
pp_ Mrialar ortotrry Maur
ih, is...noro Iltooli, Or Cc t_ . *Was or obil
_.
DoOTE
i5 3.. .. 4Y1141 89
as rums: gram.
LL itansxr now.—
sox Tim paorLs.
. •
-,-- . •
• ran 01' 101:01310 N101:01/111.
04:041-10r Timor, Govake similalao=o/10.
110.11—for Wort ' War, Warn OW* Wetting
No. - Irt-V - Loolleararotelfetttag the Vett
N o . Pert" Proms or lows&
leo,-11e-Ilediktw It chop r 4 Ilte;lltodess.
to: sh-iptiver end hewn* Mmes. et TM.
A.-ler Niue sal Ave, MU liver Moab h."
OlitillsmempdAgem -
ZAN!' Ppli, 310iker. - Ml4l4bge Internal or le.
0-3'or Beet; Weak or Lama Itrot: and lira*
TOW, Works Mined WA. t. - -
0-lar Osten% ellimi media. (rem; oilier
degrees* Mdei , •
il l i re lgtki fet s aVII: 111 videos.,
ler Slams er thillem* tlllileilk Le.
bond Btroillibleel" l " VaPo r fad lizfoolo•
1141°°; .m. rhip lrkieal ier r ileefesieAidetbirpo boa
lUsiote reeatieeetethet rem, Mamba or Met.
wags. - Na. Illohilbi the lbeilillerthelet of Bur
tog sad 1124ber tatbellere, era Iler-Leb m t ..
" Z i" "" "iki A is q poundi a risrpa mats.
• - evetemp we& Owe, eatere.
k w . ql
...„p a L O Mote per bee.
NV game &eat or Nome Weak.
elemotthir tbe reeen-Or
Ilereetee Van•
oaths er. ltdeolettellrinismeL nice* Ile oats '
' : • • - • .
" se a str a te . vw-Field A itigeki6; idol See&
, ' llB4 lloo22 : i rte rmagniatim iNetlill# 4lloll,"l 7 l 7
1...
." 7 1141a% 1 7 1 7 1t imms. 6 te•
fey igelllkime from Arms ccokethee„
et the
IV- 4 4bers i l li Thelhogie
elelaselipeed Preettillitei led liletalty. , Thrikomi
eemosoibi owl *int , meg )peersioadi a be
italittleironeetetto. labs. fl prbbox..
.--' :::..twur I. niffloz,
•..,Niiii.67kiti.ll/Thiitiftaat
lkilkAPM, he
BO t)
a to it ena
sainnriors indusgs;
Ault Alit Maki mime *OW. 1.101-
, , WM. o,lolFirria
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