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FRIDAY MORNING, AUG 14.
CITY AFBAII2B.
•r ONTIOULL PA PIE 01 nil CITY
The Bow la Washington- Borough.
Saveral dayshgo we gave an auMunt of a
serious dish:rhinos at Burgetudown, Wash
ington oonnty, between some copperheads and
• number of soldiers under Capt. H. B. Hue,
0? this city, who had been rent, by order of
Gen. Brooks, on stout of observation through
that county. We also alluded to the fact
that the soldiers had been attacked while in
Washington borough, but al tough inquiry
was made at headquarters, w could obtain
40 details. The Washington Examieer,
(Copperhead,) after stating that the Soldiers
bad been "pnterouly permitted to occupy the
buildings so lie Nair grounds," goes on to as
sert that ,
'malty of the men scattered through
the horough," while "semi conducted them
selves in • decidedlyindeoent, insulting, and
outrageotts a manor. " , About eleven o'clock •
collision conned between a portion of the
troop and eight or ten of the town boys. The
Samainer gays :
“Thteleulee mune of the dillioulty we are
uhalithe to State. It commenced on Main
etreetibetween the Mansion House and Iron -
Hall, and was continued until the combatants
got below the Ceurt Botts* whither the civil- -
lama 7mi:driven the cava lry. The military
used theirkeasmlvers and the boys brisk,
atones, and sim ilar missiles. The noiseto
created by Ow discharging of fire-arms was
for a few mews= ready terrific., Had the
mambo= in' the hands of cool, sober men,
inesitedahle injury would undoubtedly have
awaited, -as it was, no one was struck by
the Mallets, 'although there were several nu- 1
row slumps. Same of the soldiers resolved
pretty severs - braises by. °outing in contact
with the bricks and atones thrown at them,
but noswotthem were seriously hurt"
The dilkoalty ended by the arrest of since
of "this town briya," by a squad of soldiers,
Litho marched them to comp and retained them
until next morning. The Butatieer censures
• the soldiers severely for their bad conduct,
and adds: "While oar boys may have been
gniltrof some indiscretions, yet there was no
estate for arrest and confinement." It Was
no doubt a clear am of "arbitrary strut,"
and we hope the aforesaid "town boys" will
throw themselves upon their "oonetitutional
rights," and hold Gen. Brooks responsible 1
The Examiner. then turas its attention to
the Surgettstown riot, and charges us (the
Gawk) with giving "a most infamous and
libellous account" of the orient:banes. Its
own correspondent, however, gives substan
tially the same fault, in phraseology to snit
Its copperhead" readers. We charged that •
number of copperhead' darted over to Bar
get town
on .horseback and with arms, and
that-during dui night one of them fired upon
a acidic?, eta. The copperhead correspond
ent has it that "Ann:ober of PouneDunoerate
went over to see tie army," (how vary Inno
cent 1) and one of tham , .thoughtlesely fired a
pistol In the air," which vary innocent
amusement led to the shooting of Stevenson
in the 'arm, and the arrest of himself and Ave
others. • Now, we had our tuts from a gen
thman of this city, who wag within& few rods
of Stevenson when the shot was fired, and the
soldier remarked that "the ball poised very
dose to his head." The story about "king
in the air" is simply a copperhead lie. If
these "young Demonists" were paying a
Wallin visit to the camp, what need had they
of basil fire arms ? The truth is, they were
bent on mischief, but they waked up the
wrong customer when they undertook to play
the tool with Uncle Sam.
Prot. Newell's Select School
At the solicitation if a number of leading
and influential citizens, Prot. J. IL Newell,
Lite Principal of the /fourth Ward Public
&hook, will open a Select School, at N 0.191
Penn strew, en do Brat Monday of Septem
ber next. Thorough instruction will be giros:
in the usual braced'se of an English education;
and the Latin, Greek, French and Garman
laagusple wutbe taught. .-111 r. Newel/ is well
known as an able and seeoreplithed teacher,
and than who plies their children under his
care may rest assured of their rapid and sat,
ishsotory advancement. The numberof pupil.
will be limited, in order that the instruction
may be complete in every branch. The high
appreciation of Mr. Newell's serviou, by toe
Board - of Directors of the . P onzth Ward. is
evinced in the following resolution, recently
adopted by the Board:
Bosolosd, That this Spud havereeelved,
with regret, a note from Mr. J. $.
declining a melsotion as Principal of our
school, in :Which position he bad served faith
(ally and to the entire satisfaction of the peo
ple, of the ward, through a period of eight
years. In parting, the Board tender him
their thenks_for the faithfulness with .which
he disebarged his duties, hiving always meet
tested an anxiety for the welfare of the
scholars entrusted to his core. We wish him
prosperityln whatever situation he may be
We refer the reader to the advertisement of
Mr. Newell, in another column.
U. 8. District Court.
Acoust 13.—The °amid the United States
against Robert Perrino and others, for ob
strnoting the draft, was 'oath:mod to the oo
tabor term. Tt.obat•Parrize, Marton Jackson
and James Morrow were severally held In
$2,000 ball to appear at the next term.
firs. Eliza Elsie, charged with obstntoting
the draft, wee held to bail in $l,OOO for her
appearance at the Ostober term of the Cont.
United Stites against Barney Trainor, fir
nerjary. Cue antlintsd till October term.
The defendant was held in 0,090 WI to IP'
pear st the next term.
United States against O. Hanson Love, for
making and liming tokens. The defendant
plead gailty, and was deed $1 and costa of
priesention.
Malted States against D. IL Praia. Same
arum plead Wilt,; same sentenoe as In the
above cue:
United Stems against Joseph Ling. Same
above.
United. fiesta *plait litollard Slaw. Bun
es *bor.. ,
' `,gilled Slates against D. H. Mull end oth,
ens:. Keyser Smith, one , of the defendants'
arab. Phan gulit:/-
united States against Daniel Stout, for en
couraging soldier to desert. Continued tlll
next ter= '
Uattod States naiad Job it W. Pittoolt, for
making sad lonia' tans. .Tho didondant
was *sato:mid to pay a dao of ow dollar aad
oasts of promotion. •
kebideit
.3)11 ,l'fidardar, — two - hr others, falmers,
tunalLsalmoraland count , on their way to
theidiy to attend tho Market, on arrirLog at
Witt OL Nary, ea the Greenebwrg turnpike,
nu the . ansosi;itopied Oak' tame to Look
at the work. One of them, Standing up to
obtain bitter Mew of the fortiosation, was
thrown ant of the wagon, by Um home start
tag, whoa the wheels
_pined over his bract.
He was taken to • house In the upper part of
Laminate's 'lure*, reeeireduedloal at-
tadasee. Dr. bmlth, who attended him,
SWIM the moommodatlon unlit for his pa
tient,.mood kiln to. hie own holm where
the latortnnat• sum died during Widieidey
al entilleade wa Sent to tko family of *the
dammed, remains were taken lents
yesterday morning: IDetand iris arsturnot
soldier, only homed Lew weeks dna hie die-
Amp/ He t 0.,.. a wife sad Hand chil
dren to mourn Malt kn. We did not leant
lumina:ha Worop.—fissisei Patterson,
Of Washisgton tearnship, Indians ootuity,
loft & lions elk** 61b et June lasi, In a
stelasteholy. solidifies of mind; shoe when his
relatives Itive bard nothing of has visit
Avail. Wises boleti, Kr. Patterson bad on
• hiss& hst sad nil isnot tamer'ssad tow pantaloons. The hair of his bud is
block and his beard white. Xs Aftpstz
pars et;ap. Any person having a knowl•
edge of whims lus is st prima, wul wards a
favor, by addressing John Patenon, Indians,
Ponnoinids.
BTBOO OF Fin Wilre.—The Hirat United
Prubytartas flysattol the West will ma. t
fn
the last Tbatider Of Angola ' (27;1i
tut.).. end ,s
hold ttaettiont in the Cloned
Plasbyterlaa ShOrob, on }light!' Janet. The
as ad will be opasaid wlt4 knrmon by the
on Mandl: 111 1 / 1 111 1 / 1 116 &S . 7 3i
Vomit. _
Postal Improvement- 45 --Ai i. " . "
Tinder p
which went i c:e operation on the Ist of July
Met, letters and other mailable matter are de
heeled by carriers, In the principal cities, Pee
of any carriers' fee, other than the necessary
prepaid postage charge. The Postmaster
General has oleo authorised tho nee of pillar
boxes, for the collection of lettere and other
matter for the mall, which ore usually located
at pnblio points, distant from the PosteOlee,
In order to facilitate tho transmission cf lc
cal, or drop letters, from one part of the city
to another, by the carriers, az wed as to ac
commodate the .publielit mailing lettere for
transmission to other anew.
We observe that Postmaster Riddle has 4.-
teivid authority from the Postmaitir Sahara
to have receiving boxes placed at such cantral
pubita point", in Allegheny, as will best so.
commodate those of the citizens most distant
from the PcatolSee : tinder this authority h.,
has located receiving boxes for prepaid mail
matter at the Drug Store of Alesers Draft di
Erode!, corner of East lano and Ohio street;
at the Drug Store of Dr. James Brown, nor.
nor of Federal street and North Commons,
sod at the store. of John Bidden', Rebecca,
below School street. These bozos will be
visited at taut twice each day (Sundays ex
cepted), and letters properly prepaid and de
pesitaillu these boxes will, therefore, have
the same dispatch as if dropped directly in
the Postotioe.
As the wants of the /citizens seem to demand,
other boxes will donbtless be locestodet suit
able central _Soilints, 'slatted by the curler;
It is to be hoped that an increased ore of this
free local system will prove the wisdom of the
goveniment in abolishing the carriers fees,
and to so close an approximation to the Eng
lish "penny postage" system. The idea of
those who urged this postai reform was that
the increase of local, or drop letters mailed,
would pay the expense of the letter carriers.
In the eastern attics, the governmental city
letter delivery has been greatly improved,
within the poet two years. 0/wrier' colleot
and deliver letters within the bounds of' the
principal office on an average every two hour,
daring the day-
Postmaster Von Bounhorst is also making
arrangiments for the introduction of pillar
beim at imitable points in this city. We re
joice in the Improvement u one Maly to fa
cilitate the public/ correspondence.
Death from the Bite of a Fly
The Montreal Gonne mentions the follow
lag t "On Friday, William Liddell, for
some lime employed in colluding and bury
ing dead animals found in the streets,
was bitten on one of the eyebrows by
some kind of Insect, believed to ba a fly,
while in the exercise of Ids calling. The part
immediately became swollen and painfully
irritated, and next morning the eye was al
most covered by a lump of inflashmable flesh.
Several remedies were applied, bat without
effect, as the dwelling continued to menace,
proceeding down ono side of the face, which
enlarged to extraordinary proportions. Fi
nally the azifortuests man wee emit to the
General Hospital, bat in spite of all that
could be dens his condition became gradually
wone, till death freed him from entitling. It
is probable the fly which inflicted the fatal in
jury had been feeding on some putrescent
carcass previously."
Arrest of a Deserter
A young lain named Thomas E. Layton,
formerly a resident of this city, was recently
arrested at Blairsville, on a charge of deser
tion. It appears that Layton bad been sen
tenced by Court /Martial to confinement in the
penitentiary at Washington, D. C., for ayear
and a day, for desertion. When being con
veyed to prison he broke loofa trom the otil
oer, and escaped. He was afterward arrested
by Provost MarehalCoulter, of the Westmore.
land district, cad sent under guard to Wash
ington. At Baltimore Luton again escaped
from the officer having htm in oharge.--acd
now he is again a prisoner. Assistant Pro
vost Metalled Jahnstos, of Indiana county,
attempted to arrest Layton on last Thursday,
In Blairsville, but failed. Layton resister'
the efforts of Mr. Johnston to capture him,
fighting savagely. It to state ;1 shot other
parties also interfered to prevent the arrez:.
An Aged and Patriotic Lad'
- • Mrs. Elisabeth Sanford (formerly Era;
Streator) reached her 100th birthday en the
2Sth alt., at Windham, Portage eo an ty, Ohio.
She was barn at Monson, Marv, and her re.
sided for several years with her son, Jzhn
Streator, a /ad of 77. Era. Streator has re
tained to a ranarkable degree her physic,'
and mental posers. Her hatband fought in
the war of the Revolution; she heard the can.
nen or the British at Banner Bill; and whoa,
In 1777, gunpowder had failed onr troops,
she, with other patriotic women, dog the soil
from under old buildings, dissolved and boiled
It, to form saltpeter. Bar sons were in the
war of 1812, and she again heard British
Runs at Platsbarg, and her grands9ns and
several of her great-grandsons are now In the
service of their country. The old lady has
-knit cooks for the soldiers or three wars, and
hopes to live to see her country for the third
time TIOtOIIOIII over the enemies of liberty--
united and peaceful.
SZODZI Dlll,llL—At en early hour on
Thursday morning, an old man named Nieb•
alas Walters,reaiding near Lowrenoevills, was
found dead in his bed. Ho retired, as usual,
in good health, but as he had Lean suffering
for some time put with a serious affsotton of
this heart, his death was not altogether un
locked for. Indeed, his physician had notified
his family that his death would be sudden.
Ha wasabout .sLety-siglit years of age, and
had been employed sistuion, or eighteen years
In the arsenal. Tha Coroner held an inquest
on Thursday afternoon, and the Jury found a
verdict of death from heart disease.
Mune= Aceirprr.—Daring a brief visit
yesterday, at the office of Capt. Wright, Mil
itary Provost Marshal, we noticed great ac
tivity"- Spuds of drafted men were lint by
three trains to Camp Copeland; batches of
rebel prisoners were sent east ind welt, and
-a number of Wimp:tent men were forwarded
to theregintents to which they hare been as
signed. In addition to this, two officers con
nected wish Morgan's command were trans
ferred to Cincinnati where they are to take
the oath of allegiance, and g ive bonds before
being released frommutody.
Rtrwain.—ln consequence of the extreme
heat, the City Passenger Railway Company,
of Raw York City, him arranged their trips NO
tkat each team shall perform its teak at in
ter►als of six hours.
Niv Bokre.—Elitht or ten new boats are
being built In and about Wheeling, all of
which will be completed by the time the rife
rhos.
Noncin.—Panions having unsettled aooonnts
with the firm of Wm. Tate, jr., k 00., will
And a natio, In another ooltuon, whioh will
interest them. -
Tim CIIYPULL MrNITRILa glee another
performance at tho Theatre thli weaning. Go
and see them.
DIED t
AIIISSIOUTT—At PbUsaalphla,ou tho 27th of
/ono, of tiOhdd (while oo a TIM 16 her
fathor,)NAATHA. t, wife of N. P. linniloott , fan
sued, of Marto; 11111. Mown coma,. Ohio, aged
DJ pars.
SCHOOL TRIORERSomahe School
Bostd of Moon township, Alletiyheny comity, will
mast at Shama Roma Hose, Ammon 1 and 9 p.
m oa hog. With. nislootirran tenon*
ore. Nona mini apply except Maio holding costill.
Woo. au,liii•tOntw
/ATZ 4 J. N. ritS VILLA
pinions knowing tbeanalvaa todrobtad to Its
Arm or WiL TATN, Jr.. & whisk was dtraOlved
Cu Ito 14th day it Jasuary, IBA will come &inward
sad tattle, dad those ha in seccorara attend Um
Arm wilt pramot Mom kr liniment at Ito old
stands, 60 /*dual Moat, Allegatay, and 1:21 Liberty
akert, TAT& di BMX [IL
anl4 ar.
scow:int of 510111s88,
C• ROUTZ_ON "ZVXKING wizrers.
Tbis ;oaf* bay Tery Urge nambor of latiantarl,
sad a oserrifflo mac out may good wog... Apply
at THI6 UflZUg t Minion the boors of 6 sod 6
(Mock D. a0.12.if
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d; L,IGGETT 4t Qrr Aotrauta
.1 1 / 1 .1.,00n5t Libaty and Adam, street', Pitts.
brb. Pa.
silirnswitr. 400 bbl.- - tar dm, errt
NA 6ivU &UT U LW% br 0/14b tarn
ISA Li —ua• hundred Lots of - Grooml. or al y
number nt them, lylog part In tee City of Phu.
Which. Pa., horlot o trout of I,MO rein 05 tee, Pio
non gatuls biter. at "Lout Na. 1 of the Navigation
00 2 , 1.6 y. the Pittsburgh & Weanhulls biltroad
roam tbronth the Denim el It.
rot tercos'apply to P. O. t.biii*ELTODI, No. be
T.dzbui unmet, blew Tort, or a Wet. Wt.
rag No. ISt South Wass, Plitaburgh, Pa, Thera
ago of the proportion& be urn. mytlhmotod
Freon WABUINGTON.
KO Mips:thee to the Plttabmigh Gantt&
WASEINGIVN Aug. 12, 1883
Col. Davis, of the 12th Illinoli eavek7,
war presented with a sword on last Saturday
evening by the privates of his regiment. That
regiment took the field on Monday, in Bu.
ford's Division. The regiment is united now
for the first time eines the battle of Chancel
losvillo.
QVARTIRILLBTEHIS' HISTORY 07 TEI WAIL
General Heim has issued a calf upon the
Quartermasters of the army, requesting a
variety of information connected with the
active operations of that branch of the ser
vice during the war. He designs procuring
in this way in a eerni.olleial form a vest
amount, not only of .facts making up the his
tory of the war, but also many valuable les
sons in the Cr; of supplying armies in tho
acid, in the moat systematic, and economical
manner. The reports of quartermuteri thus
asked ter will be given In narrative form, and
will embrace each one's military experience,
changes of station, marches, journeys, bat
tles, sieges, skirmishes, property lost, and re
in( property captured. Btatisties as to losses
of army wagons and forage, daring the last
year, and Oster:ante of-money received and
paid out are also called for, together with fell
suggestions as to the administration of the
department, sad outfits of clothing, equipage
and trains.
TIC XIW CALIYOUIL MATO*.
Senator Conness, of California, the gentle
man sleeted, alter so tedious balloting', last
winter by • coalition of nu 'Dally am and
Republicans, to 'named Senator Latham, has
been here two or three days on his Ant visit
to Washington grumble entrance into politi
cal life. lie maims to have egrettably disap
pointed thous who were led into regrets at tiro
tame of the eleotion that, with an overwhelm
ing Ropublioan majority, there waaany neoes
city to snot • Democrat, whose antecedent'
wcro at lust doubtful. By the bold and on
oompromteing•natute of the views Is on
preom on the slivery opmetlon and Its re
lations to the rebellion, he will be an efficient
so pporter of the Admit istration in the Senate,
thno giving one more Administration vote in
that body.
A Singular 6:siticideace.
Schuyler Colfax, in an obituary notice
of the late John D. Campbell, Superintend
ent of the Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad, mention' the following
remarkable incident; Mr. Colfax Is a di
rector of the company:
Last year talking with him over the
gloomy condition of the road when we had
both entered upon its service, with its stock
selling at six cents on the dollar, its labor
ers unpaid for nearly halls year, its credit
utterly gone and two millions of floating
debt crushing it apparently, he spoke of
the labor he had given to it, and added:
"The road is now about out of debt, and
when I can give its long-suffering stock
holders a dividend, I intend to retire." He
repeated this jocularly this spring, when
we met him with his wife on the care, on
one of our hurried visits home. The first
dividend for many years the stock o
the road was paid on Saturday, Aug
ust Ist, at its office in New York. And
On that very morning Mr. Campbell sur
undered his trust to a higher power than
the president or directors.
The Butcher Nana Sahib Caught.
At last Naas Sahib, the chief of the
Sepoys is caught.' A despatch dated at
Bombay on the 9th of June announces his
capture in the Temple of Ajmer° by Capt.
Brodgan, of the Twenty-eighth British in
fantry, on information supplied by the
police of Bombay. According to theofficial
report of Major Davidson, no doubt what
ever exists of the prisoner's identity. The
papers found upon Nana Sahib show plane
of an extensive conspiracy, and of his 'hav
ing large sums of money at his command.
deveral spurious Nanas have been caught
from time to time since the Setioy revolt in
1a.57, but the real criminal has escaped un
til now. The inhuman cruelties of which
hs was guilty during the bloody scenes in
India have made his name a synonym for
all that is treacherous and crueL He is
now likely to receive his deserts.
How EEZOILBITANT SUTLER/11s= Tema:-
ED ST POET ROYA.L.—A correspondent of
the Baltimore Antrim sale:
Complaint was made to the commandant
of the post that six of the sutlers were
charging $2,50 par can for concentrated
milk, and sixty cents per bottle for some
light drinks. An order was immediately
issued for the arrest of the parties, com
pelling them to refund the overcharge, con
fiscating their goods, and sendieg them to
Morris Island to work twelve hours in the
trendies under the guns of the enemy.
Fortunately for them, the enemy did not
throw any shells that night, bat so faithful
did the guards keep them to their work,
that they made the necessary excavations,
and mounted a 200-pound Parrott before
morning.
Gel. Snail n 'Timmins.—On the alit of
Jaly, Gan. Banks and staff, and ens. Frank
lin, Weitzel, &ono, Bowsn,and other Boars,
with e large number of invited citizens of
New Orleans, arrived at Vicksburg. The neat
object of On. Banks' visit to that pine is
000ttaband, but enough can be given to the
public is make them feel satisfied that •
movement will soon be muds that will equal
ln its accomplishment any yet pat into see.
cation.,
GESZEAL Tian; of Grant's army, has
gone to his home, in lowa, on a brief to , .
lough- Before the rebellion General Tut.
tle was a Democrat, but now elands with
General Logan on an unconditional war
platform. He was eolicited last spring to
run on the Democratic ticket for Governor
of lowa, bat declined.
PISS OS LANS BUPSSIOII.-.-A destructive
dre took plum on the 6th inst. at Copper Har
bor, Lake Superior, destroying the steem saw
mill belonging to Mr. Stevens, together with
several thousand feet of lumber. it was a
great loss to the pleas and to the whale min
ing district.
OPIALTIOIIII AGLISLIT MOILLII TIMPOWLIZT
Busratoso.—Aotive opustions against Mo.
bile will not ounmenee until thatanns of the
furloughs now being granted ban expired;
and until the heated season shall have ex
pended its intensity.
PUBLIC rrornms.
O' MEETING OF THE, ONION EX.
_ZOUTIVZ 00/6131T —Share wUI be a
melting of tia Union Nserallvo Umastilaa at the
Omer. of Marshal A Brawn. Darner of 111th and
Grant streets, Pittsburgh. on WADffiNDAY, 19th day of acquit, 1863, at 10, teokok a. ma. AU the
utanitari aro earnestly retorted to . atiand.
By ord.r. A. IL BROWN, baldest.
El. frraltrAUT. fearstary. aulgild
O..ELOOTJTION.--Pior. NM; of
Owdanatl, will Alva an nundent and la,
aractiv• dntatalamont at 80ROU6 ALL, In
/beluga, on FRIDAY sysiuNch Insist MR.
Km small bi la. anlankt
O.FREE LIKOTURg.
BY MIL I. B. 11117BDOOn,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, Augue. mom,
AT lialsosiw HAW..
f roncr- 4 .Prhtetpko, Not Party."
In the wane of the evening_ Mr. IL eat reed lb*
n
"Appeal of the Agel tho Wert to the Oltlasse of
the or, et ^ outILIN
10.ELHOTION NOTIOS.—An Elsa
Ikon will to IWO at the Board of Trada
Boon; tribe City of 'literarily on 1971111DA7.
toe 25th day of August atzt;at La o'clock la., to
shot Boren Director. of the Fittoburab Grabs Xlava.
tor Company, to Dam for Um ansatag year.
dramas ilassavon, wtt. Buenas.
Joss B. Qum.o. Joao Scuts,
•
11100usit, and others,
JAW • Oarporstars.
• Omat a Warta Twaroanzai
rittermll4./14, Sigib. Pm. !I
.
o(Yrion is HEREBY dIVIIN to
the 'Subscribers to the Stock of the West.
ens Trar.sportatiou Onzoptuty that - .. wasurwat of
trivia Du Qua tis oin PZB SHINJI hot beau
levied ooll.tb• stook subscribed, pitiable at the oaks
of Lb, Treasurer ' s& Pittsburgh. on or before the
14th day of Joao, Da, and a like amount, every
.tarty deye thereafter, with otherwise notified
By of the Booed
' Intset A.J.fdeltOlfrlft,L. saunterer
1 Y T . •KN'NOTICB.-402 BOUNTY.
Wend to men who har• served as Boldtani
br • (arm not lase than Dias watts, via attaio of
bola ant er Woozy.
hot (utast latatautiOa boars at So TB 11(th
atrora, lay Nate. b. B. 8108/0/0.
lat Um& oth Bresaas V.ll. V. O.
•al:asdtl
THE LATEST N EWS
HY TELEGRAPH
OUR SPKUIAL nNt'ATCRES
FROM WASHINGTON
Special Dispatch to the Pitlebargb Gazette
WASHINGTON, Ai.hg. 13, 1883
RIDUC?IOS 07 SAGGLGII IN TIM ARMY
kgreat, redaction in the amount of bag
gage of odious has been made by recent or
dare, from the War Hepartment. Hereafter
the headquarters of an army corps will be al
lowed but two wagons; a division or brigade,
4:94 ; geld and staff of alogiment, one; every
three, one pooh animal, and every twelve
company officers one wagon ; every two staff
°Soon, not attached, one pack animal, and
every tins:soh °Mears, one wagon; ovary six
teen non-commissioned officers and privates,
one pack aulotal, and every tight./ nou-oonl
usissioned cigars and privates, one wagon or
111 , 6621mi11. Ail present excuse of baggage
meet be brought to this schedule, and all ax
ons of transportation over and above it will
be Immediately turned user to the (hit tOI
- Department. No baggage whatsoever
will be admitted upon commissary or supply
trains.
Cavalry men will be prohibited from carrying
extra weight, and Wang, will be restricted
to the amount of baggage in knsptaaks, pre
scribed by regulations. In ordinary marshes,
where supplies ate handy, men will not ba
re
guind to carry over two days' rations ; but
whore omergenoies rmoire, thi amount may
beams/amid to from sight to twelve rations
--eight days' rations weighing nineteen
pounds and twelve days' rations weighing
twenty-three and a half pounds. By increas
ing the ordinary moat ration, and levying con
tributions of flour and meat in' the Gauntry
passed over, the bread and smell rations car
ried as above by the soldier may be made to
last twenty or twenty -aye days ; and the
bread ration may ba partially
.diaponaed with
by sybatitutiog green! awn. It is recom
mended that all metwablevolumns in the field
should be tarnished with portable •zaills to
grind the grata procured in tha country.
• Thus regulations go into operation a
ones, and are to be rigidly eoforoti.
IMPORTANT TO DRIBIPTIRS AID
By instructions of -the Provost tusks'
General the names" and description lists of ail
the nbstltetse who may ban deserted, or
shall hereafter desert, before being delivered
to the coonswaridlik_olicsr of the camp for
the draftel men, en to tie forwarded to the
oftioe t on the 10th, 70th and the last of •soh
month.
The Boards of Eirollmont, In forwarding
for the decision of the Simi Department claim
for elerapilon from military genie* on an
coma of annuls, are to forward also all the
evidence they may be able to nears to con
trovert the statement of the olairaint.
Ge=
Dr. Parley, Medical Inspector General in
the United Bums Army. has been allowed to
resign in the face of the most aerious obargee
that maid have been preferisd *goblet an
carer of the government. Dr. Joseph It.
Barnes has been appointed his soctermor.
While the ehangi Ammeters general rejoin=
log among the medical profession in the army,
great Indignation Is expreased that his many
derelictions, not to say rasoalities, were not
brought before the public through the hands
of the Military boa:daimon. It will be re
membered that one 9I the charges against.
Dr. Pinkly, ass Est al signing soitiler's'illa..
Charges in blank. There was ample testi
mony to establish that charge, at least.
PLAN FORRAIDIIO OATALYT•
The plan urged by (ten. Howler:mu, by let
terAted by lien. Rourateu In porton, for the
raining of a cavalry and snonlted infantry
force, te' operate agattec guerrWae along the
border and throughout the a6uthwest, gains
favor In government circles.
Senators Harris and Cowan, Gen. Moorhead
and Col. Forney, with ' etbart, waited on the
Prudent today to urge its immediate adop
tion. The President acknowledged its para
mount importmuse, in view of the present sit
uation of alfalfa in the southeast, and only
objected on the more of Its departure from tho
regular rontizie of the War Department.
Hopes are cherished that red tape will not he
allowed much looger to delay.
=s=l3
The Contraband Relief Aeseelation present
ed • beautiful banner to the First District
negro regiment to-night. After the prison
tatioe, Cot. Forney, who e.ppeaed to be
present, was called out, and responded brief
ly but most happily, aspic( ho stood there
to-night to take back much he had written
reed earnestly .belleved, a few years ago; Port
Madsen and Morris Island had convinced him
of his mistake,and in light of the brilliant cour
age therwilisplayed, no man could doubt how
large would be the share the enslaved 'races
of this oontiurat wen to havi! in &Alining
our deliverance, as well u their own.
- OP 411111110111 431/11111.110.
The Ohio Moir., who were mint home to
bring back conscripts to the army, have bean
each granted twelve days leave of absence to
visit their GUAM% at the solicitation of Gov: -
Tod, who is still here.
ZIXOYAL OF caw CHAU
There is a Mims probability that Camp
Chase wW be removed Mat its present local
ity to the violaity of the State Quary. on tho
&dot& river, north of Coliunbas, near the
Columbus and Indianapolis maw.
racr. WOO!
.Who Ilan been In charge of the eolond :ail
ment, fanning at Delaware, Ohio, ham been
appointed Colonel of that ingiment.
Frost New York.
New You, eat. ice.-Thor. Adis Emmett,
son of the illustrious Rebut Emmett; died
ertorday.
The trial of :Tomes Whittier, for susult
on the filifuts aloe, in the lets riots, reran
ed in a sentence of one years imprisegment,
and two hundred and fifty dollar; line. B.
is raid to be a native of Maryland, gad to
have formerly bun In the naval
The Cbwessrsiars Washington letter :
Racial arrivals from Itighmoad state that
some of the'aristogregy rebels, who . migrated
from Washington at the early stage of the
rebellion, us to iadltent giroginstasese. The
cases of s well ingfti Washington. phyrialan
and lawyer ate soestioned. Here they lived
la aristocratic Meets, attended by a retinue
of servants, bet in the rebel Capital they live
in hmitble plains, and are tkiir own mutts.
Nineteen odious are repo rt ed for dismissal
for numerous gauges, ludas satiriaeteq u.
Cue is nude in iliteon days. Mai o gi on ,
hare Jut been dirmlued the aryl**, this
week, but none for disloyalty.
Froat Charleston.
Now. You, Aug. 13.—Among the pawn
gas in rho Aug° au Mrs. GOO. Lander, Col.
Metcalf, Lieut. COL Levi, Lieut. 061. &legal
and Pleat Burgeon Oihair.
A largo Kurt of ootuoripts left to•da¢ for
Fortress Monroe.
A !Waite tho N/10/iblah. Por t Royal, Mod
Morricltiand, Aug. 8, lap OOX 1111111 va
bow. stolidity advanosd, under h o t fi n
from the enemy, - 'Mob 'cannily over oeurs.
Not one,he. been . reported to-day. One ad-
Tara is now about hundred yards from
Pori Wagner. • Oar battirriu and t h e al
low to the sotomy let verylittle riot . Osia
stormily there has ban ' very 'sharp and Clan.
Osamu Arian, and- en -one Or OWO 4 Socalloss
iv. bjerikroplied vigorously for a
few moue% as if framed at the effect The
sheaths is from . Mort thilatirr Pori Jrailtnor.
and its outbursts sad battery Gnu.
FROM PHILJDELPIII4.
Elpee.l.l D`..trtto7a to the Pittaturyb Oltiette
P/11:4D1LPIIIAT Atig. 13, 1863
The arrivals at Fortress Monroe, brings
the intelligence that • terrigo bombardment
was going on during the night time, when
the vessel passed that point.
The rebel shells coursed their way through
the air in every direction, and many of them
did no damage whatever.
A speciel dispatoh, this afternoon, repre
sents that Ave gunboats had engaged the bat
tory on Cummings Point, and had almost si
lenoed Its guns. It was thought that when
the fall attack was made, that Sumter, Wag
ner, and. the other Important batteries would
fall Ir elde,,f six hours.
The colvcd regiment, the 3,1 Pennsylvania,
left Philadelphia about noon to-day, direct
for Morrie I.land. A more joyous regiment
layer left title city. Not a man among the
thousand taus td the least into:hated. They
started cheering for Unele. Sam, the band
playing the Star Spangled Banner.
The running between Philadelphia and
Morris Wand is 64 hour..
Nothing from the Army of the Potomac this
evening. Several hundred aonsorlpts left thle
evening foe that army.
The report circulated to New York, by the
copperhead prep, that Gen. Ns had re
signed, is simply absurd, and lila IC teen •
likely Ile. H. W.
, .
Admiral rarragat's Reeepti.. , to
New York—Arrival of the I ceaa
- Queen...Advices from Ban Balra
dote, etc, etc
' Now Teen, Aug. 13.—The Board of Aides ,
men hive tendered the freedom and hospital
ities of the oity to. Admiral Parragut.
A resolution was introdsmed .in the. Board
to-day, proposing to. raise $2,500,000 to old
in pp:muting substitutes for drafted men. The
Committee on National Affairs Is also almted
to superintend the enrolling in the yarioni
distriots.
Tim Ocean Qatosn brings $3,813,000 in
specie.
Advlois from San-Sulliestbrelays that Hat
rigs wee ettlUthere *llk 4100 troops and hest
not yet boon atteoked. Carreras' forme were,
however, in possession of nearly all the State,
and the Nicarguan troops were maroking
against Barrio. via Hondurat. The post of
La Union hat boon abandoned by Barrios'
troops.
Toe following Ie a apecial dispatch to the
Eomiag Post:
Ctn. Tod, of OSIe, lionator Cowan, of Pa.
&motor Harris, of New York, and several
other persons of large influence, had an In
terview with President Lincoln thin mining.
Several gentliroen were also present, and
took pert in the oonvereation. The pupae,
of the Interview relates to an important mili
tary demonstration. It would not be proper
to reveal wait It was, or the commanders who,
wore proposed to advocate it, bet it was earn-.
eatly pressed, and several o( ,the gentlemen
insisted that it would Inflict a tremendotta Woe,
upon the rebellion. It le understeod titan
otherloyal Governors of Northern. and'Weat
ern States have had the proposed movismint
under coeslderallon; and have written the
Wer Department, urging that it should be
made forthwith. The Cabinet will make up
the matter to morrow when a decision will be
made.
Nothing was wild .1a the inter►Nu to-day
about oonaoziptton.
Isupottant Boathera Se. Ws.
Poorness - Idoszoi, Aug. 12 —The gunboat
Memphis arrived this morning from Port
fiojer, and direst from oar fleet off Charles.
ton, They tuft on Bundayonning . lut~ and
bring no addltionsi news.
The siege war progretsLog selisfaotory.,
Thi 7th and 18th Army tlerve are nutted
Into one 'atunmand. Major tieneral Peck
leaves Port/err aloorce immedlitely to take
antiorau4 of that section of the Dspartment
at Northern.
An tnteliigent gentleman and English doe
tor arrived at Fortress Monroe to• day. from
Rieentond. The doctur.,Jrave •namtp,kud
.Ila MS not to publish It. lie says 'he left
Richmond last Saturday, by 6124 to fro?
Station, un the Nortold and Potersbarg rail.
road, tairtyr roues tbis side of Petersburg,
wbish is as far as the oars are running.
Preto Ivor, he mune in a Virginia carriage
six mites this side of Suffolk, and thence by
boat to Norfolk. Ile reports that there are
no troops, not eren a guard in 4:3nffollt. Also
that them are no troops in Richmond, but
the streets are tilled with rebel °dicers.
Re saw no gunboats In the harbor at Rich
mond, butknows that they are buildiegXwO
uoteolnds though he does not know how fad
they are advanoed.
Tn. Doctor was in Illotimond five weeks,
and complains of the high primp of board,
(twelve dollars a week,) and herd at that.
The Riohmond Enquirer, of Monday . last,
expresses strong connelnantion of the Onus
the North lisronnisne are pursuing, In eall.
log mus convention. of tire Unionists of .
North Carolina, for the pupas, of unding a
delegate to Washington. The Zageirsi
inesks hopefully of Charleston, and maims
that the works of battery Wagner have been
greatly strengthened.
The Doctor says the Elouthernma expres I
groat dislike to Gen. Grant, and say that
(hunt and .Itolecrans are the only Federal
Generals they tear.
Particulate of the Death of Col:
Doran.
Mistrzu, Aug. 13, 1863
The following are some of the perthoslari
of the shooting of COL Oornyn by Lieut. Oil;
Bowen The court-mania' had closed for dal
liberation on the *ride:see rof Vol. Phillips,
whoa. Vol. Rowan met CoLCorngn lathe ant*:
room and said toides undentand yonin
tend to impeach my testintony; do you, orda
you not f" Cornyn replied : "I _do, air."
Bowed raid: "Yon oannot do' it." Conga
replied: "I will do so; go 'Fay from me, mad
lot me alone " it the lame time striking
Bowen, knocking him over a table, and grapJ
piing with him.. .
They wan separated, and Coma, .puttlag
Ids hand upon his revolver b Bowen drew -hit
and Bred four attach two , of whisk took effect.:
Corn's' fell Inside the. door of the Court zoom
and never spoke after he was] shot. A Cotot
minden will be convened to eassatalzi a7l thii
Out. Dodge Is .
qette isoprov.;,
Jag: daaga Is rapjrretteeded - from Mt
slogans:
ad fro= VicMs
.
Cunnaparx, Aug. IS—The steamer Tiooon
brings two hundred ,and . Oftp-six menudid;.
from ViotiburgimostlplaTongial to the 9th
Army Corps. The fallowing named aleif
daring the passage : - !
M. Tirrell, J. Brown, A. liforgss,9lk,
Hampohlre, M. Mason. Ohne. W. S. Homy;
9th New Hampshire; R. Lewis,. Hiram Mar.
ey, 60th • Ponusylvanie; Israel Balm;
.7th'
M
Rhode ond; T. Boliins,l9th New Ramp.:
shire; , 11. J. Ltataa,3sth Hassaohnsetb.
Number of men FUrniebee dl New
York illy.
Aust, Aug. 13.—An dilltdal report midi
by Adjutant Goners* Sprague to Goy. 6ey-4
moor, to-day; sittnii New York city to have
furnished, from the beginning of the ear;
31,423 men fatuous of her quota, cotcoon
fog 20,851,m0rk sent by bac on three Mt' • t
onmelotui of Madden peril , tor, &Lino of : they
capital, . • . '
, ,
Negro Soldiers for lore!. /eland. ;
. Panammrs , dog.llli--Tbs last
glossa of 00l Ind moo. Donut,
viols, left to• sy for Morris ballad to Ms
toreseillsora' Amy , . •,; , •
Arrival of th . e' corm Quesito •
- New You, Amp lU—The otosimor. Oman'
Quin, from ArpiniiftdMi arrived.' • .
•
Markers by - - Telegraph,
Now Yono, Aug 13—Stools lower :Ond A m ps
&mot. Kong mato lotivo TlSterllog omoban.L,
Gold. /56,4; N. Y. 0., 134;$[1 e, / 0 1; TAuiing;/11f.'
One Two Cortlfiestoi. . ,
flour doll and boom 'en lowai'l Mina Ge m
.at 1
forOprlogi HOU liotoeltd et% 111,1 8 .
c a n f o r W later Rod. Oorn dectlalni, sad Igo ,
orIDPI7 at 67 3‘6 68 %.* Weotortl 'oats' lowora.ood.
I.g_ot L 9 1 04 Pori' dull Lard *oll44,Anner.iltli%
10* Ishy dowdy at 4: 1 3(0340., • - •
„. •
law yeax„ Anir..l3 -- WhiekY:tient at.MYAMIen'
Whim: coot and limn tor 'mad mound • POSUMITIIS 1* ;
common =
o dull, tape lowan, 94 081,03 . foe
spring. 91411,19 lor Milwaukee Club,, Silt In
for Winter lied Welittril, 4 1 ,02 1 4181,20 I . r ter .
Rea Imo% 53 , 24 for mixed.
' . Mona oltade
firma and eluting jetth bol ero
outside at Onia '
68)4 . tor ettipptnir , ri d o d
, w ;4 1 7, 4 _,
cloning Junkie. better. , Pork opened a tirade
nemelt at su.fioeiroas.lor Oki •Nem e z !USA
Now Mewl. 1 0. 62 2541K 10 'f0r NNW Prime, muftis
foe New Prime - mem. Beet dull mut Midi . We;
Memn and Men &IL 'Zara dim and In >Ytr wand
Stock' drill and lowd.pthkace - and Roth Mud,
1°334' I "d P. D. 0 . . Wi; r. 7t. w. and 0. 72;
T.W
C., 1013 s; 0. a P.,, 9134 linnets Central 'trip, 119,
I Er1e.10:1 , 4; - 'Harlem, 1 47";
. fleullug, • 11434; 4. 0.,
114 ; M. 2..9154; do 0. Y. 0 . 114 X, 1i1 . .5113, 14!1:_2: - ..
Y 0.. 125, Illasonri Slue, 7(4 TOUlleSUfs 6534; U. &•
One Year Certolcetes, 99%; New 7.30'4, 1(6)S.
' C0M112.2t. e.g. 13.—Illour within/ea-4"de'
mond being quite ItghL Wheat firm at 93g95c. for
Red, 31,C0011.05 for White—ale:lm amount of that
filarrimp, but wheat Is Injured by smut, which:is not
saleable wlthle ten per motor the quotathuu Corn.
159(1450„ Oa' nosettled and lower; new, 46W.0; old,
66418 mid but few tuyera. Eye held at7llc. : lio
chance In pries 15,01 X) bbl' old city Wiese pork sold
at 310, 30 hhds. bacon ahetdden at be; and 25 tierces
anger cured hams at 12 34 No ch,nce to the money
market; Gold, %gad. Rad:lance firm.
A GOVERNMZEIT IDLERS. ISDICTED eOB.
“Tasasos AID Coriarniacr."—Mr. John
Tracy was arrested in Washington on Fri
day last. and handed over to Thos. B. Wal
lace, 11. S. Deput4TMarshal for the West
ern District of-Missouri, to which district
he will be taken by that officer to answer
an indictment for "treaeon and conspiracy
against die United States Gotreriunent."
Mr. Tracy Went to Washington last winter
and obtained 'a first•olass clerkship in the
quartermaster's office, - in whioh he has
been employed down to. the time of his ar
rest
Gis. Hizzon'e Comas/rt.-41*n. Herron
and the array under his command hive Landed
on the Bast side of the Mississippi river, two
miles below Port Hudson.
Y PZCIAL LOCAL NOTICZN.
eIOYILI AID BAKIIVISITIVIA bLoozuras, lot
fatally sad manufacturing purposes, Its the
best la use.
A- F. Cwrozy, General agent
fte. 18. Fifth strest.
TZWLUI Ft KIT, Plato and 9nukaNtital Slab
Rooter, sad abler to Permsylyante and Via'
moat Atte of the best qua*, it low rain.
Odes at Lattighnt't. cast the Water
Irerks. Pktabargh,?•. apB:l3 ••
- CIAMING OUT 1111 Sinus Ersatz Ai Con.
Bam'l Graham, merchant tailor, manias o
his Spring and Boma stock olgoods at cos
They consist of all the latest styles - of cloth ,
eassimererand vestings, of which ha is p
pared to make up in the most fashionable
manner and afoost prise. The pubilo should
not neglect to avail themselves of this ram
chinos and rove money bygiving him an
Also, a large assortment of plain and.faney
amine:eh well adapted for boys' wear, wbioh
he will sell by the
_piece far below cost.
Mothers should not negliet-to call early.
easnsii, hlerehant Tailor,
• Ifo. h 4 Market stnoot.
Arrarrios, Iterriusin Voixrwrasum.l—The
attention Of Our counVes brave defenders re
oently retained from the' seat of war, and of
the public in general, is again directed to the
very extensive and handsome essortmont of
the latest style, of Frenoh, English and
Ametioan piers goods, for pants, coats and
vests, lately received b Mews. John Wafer
kSerphant Tai lors, No. 126 Pedaled
strut, dllerbustly. t asteful selection of
gentlemen's tarnishing goods will 11,0 always
be found on the shelves of tho establishment,.
together with a tot of ready-troadc
got up in the ism manner. -
_
mar .Agatirilom annum CLornixe.--Ot.
tsa wWitiruaked, where , can we bay a neat
and oomfortable summer snit, made to order,
thus having, the shanoe of selecting oar own
goods all thilailiaqultiss wiacan answer,
go to Messrs. W. H. McGee ti Co., corner of
Federal street and Diainond Square Alleghet
o,p,.auji iou the coiled seeordbig to-your
taste. They I.are'last received their summer
goods, and for *legumes-of styles they cannot
e surpaseed, aid for Cltness they an the, vary
persons, Its their work It all done under their
own supervision. Giro them a call, and you
01=2(4 fell to he satisfied.
'Oen Boltz.' Din Tr.--Rer. B. R. hiotiois
Attlebero' Mass., inttee—.. Toe offset of Mrs.
Alien', World's Hair Restorer has been
to change crown of 4tiory"halonging to
old roan to the original hue of youh. This
was done by a single battle. Others of say
acquaintances hare used it with same offset.
The Zylobalsatnita u on Juan:tab - It
dresringfor the hair."
8014 by Draygista ere* where. Dew - , 198
Ortonwiob. at, New York. ' dew
Claus , Danner/cr.—At the Dental Insti
tute, Nu. 2.61, Penn street, sots of teeth for
fear dollars, bettor than these at fise dollars
at the other dental estabilatnizanU. All per ,
con§ are renvestaci to call at the Institute
after having astertalead the l=west prises at
the other cheap pieces. All work done at
the Institute is guaranteed gape:for town)
eheap Ditrtitlay in the oltj.
Wrism,Movnevraen Saying, whoa• Hus.
bands, Bons and Brothers are serving In the
Anny, cannot putinto thsirknapsasks s more
neossuiry er rideable gift than a few boxes of
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS and OINTMENT.
They insure health even ander the exposnres
of a soldier's life. Only. 2r, omits -a box or
Pot' 2l9'
Serum rb'Paorairr Hernau, memo LSD
ALkOrnau lamenrin.—For repairs or al
bastions to , irons or dwellings new roofs. of
anything else in th e Carpenter line, all at
Cuthbert's Carpenter - Shop, Virgin sUey,
above fladthdeld streets. AU orders promptly
' "
Osman and Oriwiiiiii - OALLo win be taken
at the Orehlbavolllop.go. 406 Liberty street,
day or Elea: MI order, left it the above
place will be promptly attended to. AU calls
mgt hi PO4
Diatiati*Pezat itiatc. ottani to
Ht blotto.. .1 alo-nooloooton
SPE - CALL -vortex&
DirB. T.-1880-X
,Penoms of esdemiarj bablts trembled with enek
neee, bleiinde;palptlailoa of ties heart, hick qr ap;
petliteottetrem after torpid 'that. cdoidtpvi,
How, ha, dereeie fear tr tuni whit liltin thi
PLANTATION, BITTERIL....
Which an saw awanwe Med 01. Oa Wilma =Wk. ;
satborlUes, and wansated to mina &a taseattswi
beatiedsl awatiftili &rustle;
Ultkediris• matibm satUteade an4trattagt:g
shmurbailtariviiOkiiiitkraildne! :
- RAKIPM sinatOlAsiAtmligraats..
::11 20 .75.V.44.9 a t b'H;OAs.oesliW •
:.skicf !Fa 14.4iludfam. Akeiggistet traisritid dist.'
They ausumiefectsatuallatisksww
staiagtbea tiss e— sistensadealleetstitattad.,
They
They gaff, tiei Wei& Sad iwitattiof tbs stoesseb.:
They Una lbepicita ind Oceuttpattea; • -
• lbw ewe Dlarrbst, Medan aid . 43101 US Mutual
They cars La ear Compliant sad Nereus riesdsatie,!
, Th 4r v an na wen stroll& the lazandi tordiaaki
and eta ezhawan attratespeat nSttlite•. ,Th.y
&mined of the 'ialeinted Conan look, inater.l.
Inn, • • •• es, tons and hubs: idEpreseived to
• • pan Bt. Oren Bluth
ro Yor, gnawing, ate
otroalstii sad tennolini"sund awn` botds.
Bevan of tannins. Itastatianni Unto; Ea
that it Ins D. B. Bann` sliantonosin4sitsta
ItAltsanner ths oat: witkplatijatiso, mad% end
on drat stansSon oAn tisane& Piint mond , On'.
Aide lobed . Anna -on bottle is not Wpm! with
epsilon and daletattou We de* any pima.
toast& the tads sr neuter of' on valc• • Any'
lama priteadlint to sellt Plailatton Bitten bin*
Vida to to is barge:: %Cell WVII:hi I
oar log onto tottie.''' - haipineca fiatittla Ibtel
bort* or selliniar othnianinalDienhiiinethiel
called Mantled Bitten or n4:4 ethanol 'noisy!
V hsU.S. ouS win boot, noneutid by, oa We •
iiiirady 'oscine on two panne xi dinar ;awl
hoSilos.4. who will snowed in .tbemailres!
Into close inertia'. its demand for Drake's Plan.
Isnot Bttanhora Who, atirgyzan.
/10, Is wholly ism dibto The rimpli and od :
bottle it eilierldonto a p'mint oft - lhen Wirth end
experiontr.'ilteyaro eblitor:ald zwantelo:drue-.
man, wan, thysichias, turtela.::laussoboan sad
T. Dt4Km am.
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PIIINVED GOID
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esoseer miLebne.vs tfles WT I
-sza-O T%W'tr PE4. , •
ad lzarth Et.. Pittabwah. dogr.m. t IWO
XEU PIT • FROM A FT.—
tmod. In accordance with ordftor. I boWttb the VI
lowing list of pinion, rzemotod from drat by lbw
Board of ilirotturmt tbbeithittior., to dal dire.
with the mans ot . Malt exidaptice s . _
IT IXJ/KIS OF 11711711711210 ADOZSUBLO SCOOVISLIFS.
Norm Esti&sm. &ragbag
Im 0 Magic, 71eblb wan!, his Ttatar,
monis Wild, Bleltb ward,'. Dowry Fer.
Frank Krynoldf, yard. We Hall.
(Ira Otte% 7 lAlith ward, 0 Warer,l4lll.
Solomon JOIN*, /11 IHrialrgbam. Aaron Hcgrarair
Cao W Eeokla, likah A T Hail 1.
Mai L Clark, Elea Ward, Jim Murky
rankraius nrinnir.t. DOUA.L.
. In .
Legla Wearer; Bred rrard.
LouN Ando. tlitith ward,'
Lulu It Thunna r tlgtatta ward
Jamestoßouske. Ninth ward,
Wm Wherry. 9* ward. ander 30 yams al ay.
Witartaa.. Wm.taia 11, WN" r /•
Henry' Brown. eitt ward. cur 85, marileL
Wow, Hart Ilabiasao, Ina Taw. •
Adam liaar,9th ward, ander IN. Wit Tied
Halm, Nary Hahn. -
Larairta tuba 9th ward, mer . 3s, married.
till
n►uet, P.olia•arltt, 31M61 Baba. •
'ar o.lllitlt Lb wiud:'‘,T,r 85. sa atrial. • it.
insist. 0 f ar l elt4lllllarbanan, haala Miner
Wahl Mialcab bib Irani, arar 35. marriel.: Wit.
natter, wm M Carlon. Jan Raratas..
. Pahl a Zbisam,atb road, overls,,marrleill
tames, Jos lattall, II T Cattt.
tirOare7. 9tli wad: our 35, matritd,
puma, Jobs 8a uMaJalalsal &Imam
Jos flesacha•d, 9.b wird, ararli3, mutt& Wit•
aaaaa, Pat Irt•all, Haiti trail,
wm.3 ItoCell , bth ward, olriiils%, tostiGid. ,gat
newsy /58 0 atarrirt, 4anJ-Atidorsor.
ZIAXIMIDtr =IS= AND lie3l:Cilit
Hang Hen Barndolter, 9th mud, poiiiiViachyloilli of
John Kolb, 9th ward, esvmstarbid av o.,,i,
le,ll.cottidein•ol Dr Gams IN; -•
-Halbrlgby9ib ward; IsigalstailstnieVita
. Chu Kmiec. Sth ward. Indatelllty.:
MaTighe, Ptti ward, cleft palate.
Jae Wahiawa, Mb ward, Poi ot all th• tois of Hata
John Flom, 9th ward, .dLjgatiou-of ri&h hip
Peter laprorarioh. 9th wArdi aloatosii 0! boat
Iles; effldaTlts of Dre - Ditetii etti. attiatat sat_
Webb. '
01111. 100 AND ttITIVIT pr
Nathanhl W Morris. Ninth- Ward. - Witnaisaa—
Hamad Mitchell, Abraham Camay. ,
George Brown,Ninth ward (oats sob). , Fitness':a
—Mathbui Wilbert. frauds Bag°
Jobs and/MO. Nhatt watd. Witsda4-tTrank
Mundy, TS Speakman.
litederionNiedr, (support of,matherlan child dad
widow), Ninth ward.. Witnams*-Philfp Edda/War,
OILI DLti~lDLfDiDi IID = BOLI~CHILDIit DIIDR-'S
. . .
Nattuca - Henry, Ninth wanL. W.ltamme—Solan Tai
LlTlngstdn, James 011onk•
Babe Earmeneou, Ninth ward. Wittmemm—J Crooke
lames Waugh. -
.Ino Gaddy, Ninth waul. Filturime- 7 :kl Gormley,
Robert Herein.
Patriot ranks Htuth ward,— Wltnesec•—Wllliam
Hems, Willhun DoLen. -
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Entstrr IT lILIOTIOX or P. 1.11212, _
Jazzes Sl'lienne, Ninth ward. Witness:sr-3
Schmertz, John Matthews.
WILT 111 CP LIRA AND urnutlausrs.
John-W.Thcmpsork,Dirth sward: Witareari—roan
- Thompson, L 0 Wall, George/PG.:4. •
"_'J. HES* TOSTZIL,
Orpt.sod Provost IDErtII42/4 Diet. Pei
atilLitdaw
puitvia. twin
PHOTOGRAPH 114)orii8.,
oonNZB nrra sari ISABILIrt imam,
and 3d ir33l" over Elchardsoied Jew,l.ry fitcrre.
PLIOTtX34IIPIIB, Cl enq dra and tail% plain or
odors& boat tbd popular Ova d. Visits ts.esati,ei
and
PIIIITIAI 4 . [CCO watlo partloal.rly WI thu.
Nettie of the LORD IND 11171111 to Me alley emeel
Mt, of this ootabliaiOnout, being osookof t aOn
gb .bat lifght of stain.
Sir—Psicsa ova ratchbotima toss
L IANA kW. 214 Lb CAA.
Mammon, Jamas 0.
'Merchant Tailona,
' Ara 41., corteivt -, ig their _
SPILINEYETOCK OP' GOODS, {
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•
AJeptld to ant loot trot, , which boo boon trlon
,ed with groat este to moot the approbation: of lint
Many friends and,pationo, nod trusting, by _otos. Ad.
tention to biontneso and strict Intopity, to troet rite
anyroval of alt.trho rosy favor no oath ,alt
orricsas• UNIFORMS .
Blinds to order to the host manner and on rossesabii
terms. Haring finished sires* many. trigltlliric-,
tor, that, Yield sad Una Maus, se well- od Gm the
Am", vs are praparod to exactas order•trethisdo,
with eanectikeel Mid despatch. . -
lambs s very choke saleotion of TUT.Piiiiiiitiv
40008 always od baud. ___.
oon•or ST OZATE STSXVi.h.
••11Q1 BED'S MAGNETIC 0113. till holds
the reputation It hu bad for pees.,of befog
sapirlar to any otter get.a.ce roe or Ilairoit kw. st,
yft can to pwklnh waettul that
Rude 2 opiate va airealiteauit Ina;
- "Rare Wordier oa curer Eapinal Affealk.4ll
••• Bd . Marbetioliti neeilinsratota; •
,
Baud. Neyealia 011iasier Weak iroiata;
Bee Nam/Jo OU awes Cicala.; r pm;
Bod Maysetio WI or as N.ritss. ihri4dre;
Bondi Nagsort• CU arts ProatadPet;
End's M•gastio CU a.ta • Tiat . Waandr
Awe. Maguitto oa awn Potabigs; '
/Ceara Maine& oft csruPatou le Bach; /
- Beed'a Magee& OW CUM Metiolio Aff. elk Ida;
84uPaitopettia_t W ewes Ber,eake Sad , 70164041,4
epeedlly Nal radically, and for all AoldlUea matt la.
jades way ba - caradderad the .'Gland Li Decd.!' ••• •
• • ttLlWki • JOACIBON.
503 %mew north wad Etatiebtski Aitroft4.
13utritt AZOU blittbitk - = • .
GiNATltlibtOT - 014.
IdiatNg Wag. Galtors $1 Ta worth $1
160 . 900
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A.N HOOD ; ; HOW .. WA' I HOW
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Mow Price tin orsta. • Lectors on th• NA.
TRIATNINT. AND RADICAL, OD LE of
Manhole or bmltill Weakness. Involnorary
Iterorni. Debility,. and Isopidanentr to
.NorrlodepaenNy3 rierroornora„Ooosnaptloo, Cp.
Cern INtet.Nrottid .orol,Pbsokal loceperlry,
reetilting Dvm SaN.Absins.l.o. •Dy Bob,. J. ether.
N. D4 - nothor of tie Grea. Boa,' &a ...A
Boos to Tboesimd of Itudirrara , ' bat dada, amli,
DI • Patin model" to any adAnew poet pa g‘,..
redid et olz'oante. or two postwitaanoi, Dr. CD.
ILLNI•
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Bat MIL • ath:THimilawinT
p(e):OIOIWirinICIIIITRI , r4rMITITI
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ma woosBrsssr ; sni t eioar F aim rum, 4
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TOnA(O 6 .. Pen, Atni
At *ovary kraut cub prime. 110 trr Ott
Mill - - 11-U
XUU '0 • s' litgaLi
be "told.' on Abe prenfaii, on
.TUXIIDAT. Anoint link. le6; at 1 o'clock p.
that tertola BAAL X3TATA WoonnikokU3l4.3.
between Fourth an! 1/14b snot*, beton Pu:ot 741
110., xX, In Wads lyion enyksok outlet ona
tillary brick bo43blg. noWl,ll2kate d I nU.
inroad Bain Oka% by D. 010 w
num' tondo known on don .reige. - • '
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T. fraimatt. TA
1. WV WArbt,
crofts —Pro;
so thell'eu
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co-setting with Carp.
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1 9tAil 4(H re 19 .00Palas soe
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see reasilvd y•-• , - • - •
seis wane .sts txt ;Ititsta4,
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vnd Smoking TObWM.
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