PITTSBURGH
!, _14;1.
ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
GROCERIES, P.R OCE,Icc.
CITABLES C. BAI.BLEY,
; -' ll. lrnificti and Commission merchant
ILtRCIL&NDIEIE BROKER,
And ckslet ha all Hada of COLA raT PRODUCE,
Na IT9 LIDEIBIT OMBRA
anDNCLIC ' CRAB. a /No. Aisrciis,
(of the &to Eno °ID. hD. lii'Dostald) Pittebart,h.
& Co. , Rellnllle, 01144
WONALD &
Pm ARBUCKLM, Whole
) melts, - hsblatii 61:1171111, 0. SlZ l r l andTir):
LASSES, REFINED SUGAR.% & SYRUPS, FLOOR,
• DAME, TOBACCO, 711A8, RICE, CREME,
OXIDSN RR and 24 Liberty etsoetPl'itts
nol4:ly
SHRIVE Et & liAZEAI
onocms AND COMMISRION DIDECDANTS
lira. 27 and 22 Bosithfirld fit., 'Dow. Second,
alintler - t•Tinula tattijae.
MACKEt)WN at LINHAHT, FLOUR
elm Oasis Tnoeose, Pimotren own Conkimmou
escrusrre, for lb., We or Floor, Grata, Pork, to
curl. Lard, Dotter, Egg., Chorea, Doan., Tallow,
(triune , Bentham, Potatoes, Pot and Pearl AtMea,
_
Liolierd lined Lard 011ia Dried and Green
rimits, Timothy, Clover, Flax and Gram Bowls,
malt athaacomenta made on C'ansigorotalta.
N 0.107 Liberty street. Pittyborgh.
We M.
WRSILY,
WHOLESALY GROCER.,
No. 271 LIBERTY STREET, Pittsburgh
flaring purchased the Interest of hie late partuers,
will soatlnue the buslneu at the old nand, and will
be pteart; Jorndeir• tEe
,pationage of his old Mends
add ecaohiera. Inplauf
WEBB &WILKINSON, C0E11[331021
Stetwash-rs, Wholesale dealers In WESTERN
-RESERVE CREWE, DRIED FRUITS; BUTTER,
EGGS, GRAINS. l gut: produmorally. Also,
LEATHER, RIDES, OILS, An. 10. 1? Liberty
street, Pittsburgh.
SZ - Cash advancements made. Omudgnmenta so
11.ated. • Jel2-13sad
tsar. I BEM TlOlll
P. BECK & CO., No. 185 LlB
arty 3 treV,Utnreb Wlroleeale Oro
derKOorecnllaina aferthantif a d'dtalarr to COUN
.IMT PEODUCa i . PU0 , 1810201, , It/CON, LARD,
'$
UTTEE, =OS, CHIVE, FISH, de, PRODUCE,
FLOUR, OWN, SEEDS, GREEN AND DRIED
BUMS, An { , SALT and LINE. DI6
'el'OttN B..CANTIELD CORROSION AND
rOIIIrMILDII.I MEIV:Mi3T UHL Wholloule dealer In
RIRIERVE ea EX3X.'BUTTZE,LA-1111,
TOILX.,I4.CON, FLOUR, FISH, POT AND p RARL
AMIE% -BA.LERATUd, LINSEED AND 'LARD
DRaND,FRUIT, and Prod.. generally, Noe.
141 and 143 Front street, Pittabargh. 00l
THOS. LITTLE, en3. , M211 111.9151.1.
[.....1.1 1 ELE & TBJ.M.BLE e Wbolesale Gre- •
eirri ca.thtwoh Ilterebaits, dealers-)2,1
k.s.opcer, FLOUR, RhOWIL. CUSJIRE, YOH
'-'011.130N AND LARD OIL, MAC NAILS, GLASS
OOT FON :YARNS, sia4 Elttaburgh mat afamtrei
'•irefitrally,ll2 114 ISocoad &treat, Pitutmrgh.
u.
111VIP.Bruir PAOTHigii, (euccessors
Auto iloymeW:Aaa*DA *toteni. Na.r. ta
rosmcm MS 'SSD SP ICU, co la -
.I.IECTIONSEI, SUOLIIS, NM WORKS, ay., Hoc,
=load ]2 Wood street, abon /fifth, Pittsburgh.
GULP 41 . • Sit BP HAR-D, Cox3rlnKt`i
ViJuizeisra tad deo., .11.orn,
AND - PRODUCII,IIo. 243 - Liberty street, Pltuburgh.
fliolai brands of rout fbr Baker, and Fancily c.eo
constantly •ou hand: Particular attention paid to
orders for nereltandlaa atiterally. oceltdly
OHARLES B. J.FRCEt, FLtra.
o AND
ariltx Ttcroz AltD Corxrtarod Atirddzarr for
rhotiolo of GRAXIC BEETS, mama, PUODUCE,
and rant tat tb. cilabrated rulantown CE
.o(llorr, Not. 110 SeKfaladi and 145 Tint stroste, b•-
twisa Wood and amitfigiold,Plitsburgi.
WANK VAN (ORDER, Produce and
.112 'Donna.Luton Merchant, dealer La FLOPI, IS UT.
'NUL BROOMS, Writ% LARD, C1181:1111, PORK,
DRIND AND quzz.N.inunss, and pxodum Ir.:W
ally. Liberal ' nista idvances on conalicninenta.
Waceh.Luto, No. IAS decnott Meat" Pitts/Ann.
01DINA L. . .
HEAD & METZGAR., Grocers and
CollllUlselan marebante, sad &al.rs in sit kloda
inonatry ProduSe end Pittsburgh Manufactures,
No. 219 Liberty street, opposite head of Wood street,
1 1 1011bargi ap3:ly
O. P. JONat
taEO. B. JONES & +SON:Wholesale
lam , Grout! and Mat Mirnillhers, dealt, `Ali-
MILLA BOVA - OAKUM% OILS, PITCH. and Pitts
burgh znanuniuturad artielee No. 141 Water sty...,
stare the Monongahela Bridg e, Pittsburgh.
' DaII.ELL.
e4OISEHT DALZELL & CO. , W hole
aftlefirorder. Ileatalsahus sod Forerarding Mer
fr,insd-deldertrfu - Produce lad Pittsburgh moo -
rilial.ra4 Liberty. `treat, Pittsburgh.
Jit.liT UAW= JOHN 6 , 1111 . T0N /.WALLACE.
f ,A.MBER7, 1:51:11PTO: , .;
la._4 sale Grocers snd Produce Dealers, 10. G Sloth
street, Pittsburgh.-
.late
,ilOlOl Win .101131 {[HMOs.
A/V* 7 A ' WITF.SQN, Wholesale Cho
y cars, COMMiIIIIOII Merchants, and dealers in
PrOandratid Pittsburgh manufactures, No. 148 Lib
erty street, Pittsburgh.
' TIILTOLD:
LT
INDSAY TELFORD, hf , lNsale
itetail GROCERS, FLOUR AICD PRODCrE
DEALERS, /67 Litrrti Greet, Pittabargh.
api-Cha .'
SCHOMAKEtt S LANG, COMMISSION
MammaNrs and ...Meals deal,. in GRO
CERIES, YLOCR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, Ac., No. 329
Liberty' Oren, ?Mubarak..
T S. LIGGETT &CO , CITY FLOUR.
..
INO MILLS, corner Liberty and Adams
stmts. Pittabsnata, Pa.
lllll7'Capaefer, l 4oo l l.arrals lot 4.7.
DES DALZELL N)N, Manufao
mum of LAED OIL, and Commlasion Mu
chants for th. parches. and sea of CRUDE AND
SCYTHED prruoirupt, Nos. 69 and 70 Wafer
.1. 4 . 7 .50 n s4s4o oo nottaignmen
U==n!
AIRft.FATIIJ,CK -BROTHER,
&mire 'to iiroirn 'ff 141rkpiiiikka, WHOLE
inALE osoczAts, Nan.,191 and 193 Liberty street,
Pittebroth. ap13:17
. 1 1 1 4. Y muss.pnn DAVID Ie'rANDLISS,
414. A. corm, 1 Special Partner.
kerEANB COFFIN, zuccessors to
..I.Y.2. — M•Canaleas, Means & Co., WHOLESALE
ROCTIIb, corner of Wood and Water meets, Pitts
bonrh- Jy3:ly
CHBESB-; WARE El Qui3E.-.BENRy
n: Yorweralng and romaosslon
ebanc,and dealer IA CHEESE, BUTTER, LAKE
iPISII, and Produce generally, No. 20 Wood street,
'hue° Was:, Pittsburgh. turg
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11[4 OLLA ND RIDDLE, succoesor to Jno
thut, Nu. 183 Liberty strest,tPuts
burgh, putrid PRODUCE, GROCERY AND 0011
IBBION .111EI0CEIANT. Consignments rospeot
folly sollettAd. feftly
TSAIAII DICKEY & CO, Wholesale
Grocers, dotattaltloll :;:archants, an 4 4tez.l.re
YrodUce, tins. 00 Water street and a Front street,
Pittsburgh. .
iiii: W. DILWORTH *JOBS I. DILWORTH.
E 8. DILWORTH & CO.. Wholesale
0!I . Or ,cro, N 05.130 and 132 Second rtreet, noir
~,,i: —
41eld, Pltteburgh. not
'''"--
lOTIN .FLOYD - & CO ,Wliolegale Giro-
Fe n and commLoodon Itarnnants,.Nca. In Wood
- 404 PR I..lberti•treet. Pittsbnno. laid
ARLES L. PALDWX.LL, (glacceneor
7o Jam" Wines & C 0..) POI U PACKER and
4 l:alar to PROYISIONB, oornatpf Karkst and Front
ts.Plttahnrgh. jarl
GJ. UriJ W Nt4E N D, (surcesanr . to Jac
eon it Tolresett) PORI; PACR-Fal
er In PROVISIONS, 'No. 1 Vouith street, Dear Llb
tot!. Pittsburg!). ;
IL ' V& 010 T 00., boecccuttors to
L. O. Gruff, PRODUCE ARD COMMISSION MERCHANTS; V/ I,llstrtg Orr.t. Pittsburgh.
fear t. sates. tr , LAO R.EIII.
'TORN L HOUSE A. , 'CO., WhoLesele
-.legal" AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
anAliSsitor streets, Pimbrintb,
cond., of Sm.
00]17" -- , ih CO., Commission
Mechants, and dealer; 'a PaoDuc E g Lorn .
micor, Wow , aa s , 5.. is Ithlield
afreet;-Tltadmtgli.“ '
gWI-0108111a7
KJ GROCER AND COMMISSION insucnnorr,
ElatiOiller of the Diamond, Mo. /8, PittilVargh.
liOtiCiltxs ' ; • • .
IAT 11-...-----137C(TAIt i l, Wholesale
-- 11*-e+, Mcia. 18 and' V.!, Wood stmt.
innaitf
..7"A—LIZIA29IB.It KLNG, Wholenale Gro
:xi Np.DA ANIL No. 273 Limbilberty
r • • •, • h• •
rfe - 61! 114tir . ' olesale
; amass 42415. cosausszon lizEcturre,
MeWet Wood ttwet; Pittaborst,
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a fff r4 l . ' . ?• - 9 - - - ' 7 ,25',.a..."-7117 4 ... 1 ‘ - ' 7lV . `".
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I.WWUR.4.VCE
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T NDEMNITY AGAIN'S - Is LOSti BY . y e , :""1415'
JO Intrgh 6aritit. ,
.1 rißL.—raslM LI N TULL INSURANCE COM• ______ _
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PANT OF PLILLADILPFLIA. Omni, 43.5 wad 4Ft WEDNESDAY MORNING::::NOV. 11, 1868. 1
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Ohostaant s h eet, near Fifth.
Iltstement of Amato, January tat, 1860, publietod
Agreeably to an bet of Anambly, being—
Tint Mortgages, amply moarad.-.--.51,886,800 00
ItAtal.ratata (pret't val. 11(4,314. di) 00. 1 102,938 00
Teroporm7 Uana ample Oollatoral
Block. (present rale* When TX)
Notea and Mlle Raottrablo.
PLTITILTAGIN, Pa
$1,2011,061 65
ear The only profits from premiums which this
Company caa divide by law are from risk., which
have been data:twinge&
hunresnes made on entry descriptios of properly,
In tows sad country, at rams as low Mara cOlUdast:
with security.
Ohms their Incorporatloti, a perird of thirty para,
they hay* paid lossea by Bre to an amount ennotAing
lour .=h6u t of &Won, thereby affording evideno•
of the advantages of Insmance, as wall as their abili
ty and dtiportion to meat with promptness all lia
bilities.
LOSMO nu:
Looses paid &trim the year Me.—
Charles N. Rancher, Lau Lee,
Mordecai 1). Lewin, Jacob R. Smith,
Tobias Wagner, Edward C. Dale
David S. Brown, Gee. W. Rich.:ls,
Sanined Grant, Tales,
CHARLES . BrNTKER, Proddsel.
EDWARD.C. DALE, rke Presides/.
Wx. A. Sem, Rrevveray pre
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Aped.
me) Odic. Northeast nor. Woad Third eta.
INSURANCE.
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Insurance Co. of North America.
PIIILADIILTIIIA
Insurance Ca of the State of Penna.
PHILADBLPRIA
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
1114"Insnsraiste In the above old and rellatila ram
Panics can b•Sibtaltied w applicati”n to
fer:clly llsalej 11..11,111er5, ei Wnter street.
I T ESTREN I NSURANCE COMP-1-
PITIBBEIEGII,
I,FILLXII, Jr., Presirimt.
7:41, GOlLDOlL.Srerefenr.
141 IYyat Web., flpting & Co.'. Wax,
!Wit.. op fads., PlarburßlL
Ma' nein
.all Lied* of rire
irt4 A If nort Prfialtica managed by Irirerto... tree
orb, itbb comonniph yryl yd. are drier.
1164 ' 5 '..b.te. :144 isberolito, v.infrix,
eltitk '741•10 Awcy . , boyabbed, o.thrioo the
PrOkilif4 to .cbo dears Cs Is insunni:
A,13/IETS,OCTOBICR 30, 1640.
............f m.OOO co
2,100 00
°pea Accosusta, SO2 00
Premium 74,696 11
Notes and Bills 174,076 12
R. MBLiq Jr.,
Jarene• licAnLey,
liardmunial Holmes,
Ala, Yin,lnk,
George Dante,
William H. BmltL ,
0:1T. Ricketoon,
_m y3O F. M. GORDON. fkordeary.
OITIZEN'S LNSURACCE COM PA Ni"
V OF PITTSBLIIGH. Office, corner Market and
Water streets, second floor.
WM. BAGALZT, Preteleaf.
BAMTEL BRA, Beeretare.
Insane, flrnboate and Cargoes.
Inman age tea ism lop and damage la the navigartrn
the gotitharn and Western Elvers, Lake. wid
Bayous, and flit navigation of the Rasa.
lionaree againet leo and damage by rim.
. . ..
Wm. Bagaley, 8 M. Bier,
Jr. Park, Jr., Jolla Rh Ipton.
W. G. Johnston, James M. Cooper,
B. F. Jones, 8. Llarbattgh,
Bow Henna, s J. Caldwell. Jr.,
lion. T. H. Howe, John 8. Dilworth,
Barclay H. Preston
George Bingham, Charl
, ea ZaL riti
yet
pEOPLEs INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, N. R. corner Wood & Fifth Ste
V.:1:03:p0.:1.1:11.1:01:1:0PAMM:
Wm. Pitlllipa
John W.tt,
Wm. H. Hays,
Jolla E. Parke
Charles S. BlasSll,
MW=
WM. r: GiRDNIER, :
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE ('OM
PANT I:7F PITISHURGIT.— 0/Son, No. 37
Flab stater, Dank 'Slott. -
I neon! Amapa *ll kit..le a Fire end Marine 1114 - a.
ISAAC SORES. Pra.L.at,
JOIIN D. NVCOILD. Vin Preeitieed.
D. IL BOOS. Secretary.
Capt. W3f.
IMECTOI
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Lusa Jou..
C. C. Elaare7.
a.r Malian,
Capt. n. C. Giro,
Jebti Ir.l , Ir.
B. ,L.-7..4nbiltojle.
BOOTS SHOES.
RUBBER SOLED BOOTS & SHOES.
GEO. ALBREE, SON dr 00.,
No. n WOOD STREET, Coma or rooms,
Hare Jun received &AlRerapp , of Gaut* Dore and
Youths' Solid Rubber Soled afire) OW hip and
Water Ploof LEATHER BO TS, with other scares
and mods, etatarnsing Demi Bowed and
Po uo 4 Ara* CAYMAY .80016; Min's, Bore' ,d
Iknithilasa4,threcealsd Odd; Sip and * Water
rroirt.• and.oo23f/DENA
Alm. • ' Dins MOTS Leather and Morocco
hewed BAILMODALS and CONGREDSI BOOTS, &c,
AD of which are custom-made and warranted to do
webs..
ALL KINDS
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS,
HineHand's Auction House,
63 P 1.1711 /31MVST
Vliftli CHEAP.—We hare 'on hand, at
present, very large and vra eileotal etoek of
BOOTS AND SHOES, which was bought before the
late Adeline* on - Roble, *rid we will give our 000tc
oratbabenO P °Mk" grids. We hoes the lots* awl
met' fasbionsble stylee of Glentletnen'e,
Maw% Bop' and Childtetin
BOOTS, GAITERS,
DALMOCIALS, fItiPPICELS
BLITALO
AND GUMS,
Of every size stol Call and oxamtos.
Coontry , m.rebratu will Mid It to their adrantor
to give vi • roll.
SOS. H. BGRLAND,
11,AILEXT STREET, : 241 dmr from PHU
n o 7
WitYll4 AND SHOES.
GREAT BEDUC'TION
Coig. , (ialtws, it l i g wor . t h " 11 2
m 6O
" " " " 176 1 75
All other gouda eelllog very low
BOOKSELLERS, Oic.
Wei. G. JOHNSTON 6: CO., Station
ers, Mc& EeoY Watelfsettirers,:and Joh
printan, 1;0. Wood street, Pity odo
'VAT,* glittoOsollers • ' : 7 3itirt117-
" -44411rit:e 0 WilVa Walt 40 , Mar the corner
rd Third. ritte ot. ReA Z4W 11,04:10
conetehtt, un Mad' • •
TL. READ, t% • • and . onar,
No, TS rauth 'Snot. ADO. Bsildlass.
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 11, 1863.
WERlCl.Tlirtjt• 00018, par year— 2 EQ.
" dubs of b 10, " 160.
" date alO or wore 1 Eh
—dad ow extra to the pert, ending, club. Xor •
dab of fifteen, we trill tend the Hymns, O•nrrs
d•llf. Nor • Hub of twenty, tee will seed the
Motortro Deanna Way. Single twine, 6 tests,
ll All nbecrtptlons *44 t. ettworte, and papers
satrap, stopped whim the time eeplrot.
-...1106,0 67
Trig Richmond inquirer, as quoted in our
despatches to-day, attempts to give a rose
color interpretation to the news from Bast
Tennessee, laying tho flattering unction to Its
soul, that GRANT means to retreat irom Chat
tanooga in order to secure his supplieir It is
true that BRAGG has pushed a force forward
on his right so fur, that it,lloollll. to threaten
the most direct lino of communication be
tween GRANT and BURNSIDE, but no other line
of communication—and no important line
whatever of 0 itimr's, has been Interfered with.
We think the people in Atlanta have better
information and a bettor understanding of
the situation in the Southwest than the Rich
mond fscidecr. The dispatch from Atlanta,
dated Nov. 4, rays: 'The Yankees maintain
possession of Raccoon Valley, having been
heavily reinforced. Their raids are more dis
astrous than any of their preceding ones in
Madison and Huntsville counties. Bragg
has it in his power to muzzle the telegraph,
but he cannot muzzle the mails. The enemy
have gained important advantages within the
last forty-eight hours, which, unless they are
counteracted, will place the question of sub
:sting his army in Chattanooga beyond a I
doubt.-
W. P. JONES, .t...,rwL
The arrival of two stesators at New York,
the Fq„jton on Saturday, and the Thorn on
Sunday, disprove the report brought to Phil
adelphia by tho Salvor, of the capture of Fort
Sumter. This false report was so eircurcitan
tiol in the making up, that It doubtless
im
posed upon a considerable portion of the pub
-Ik, though it was utterly irreconteleable with
the dispatches published in the Richmond
papers, which statod that on the sth and Ath
the Bombardment of Sumter was sti❑ going
on. How the person said to have brought the
story to the Salvor—(if there over was snob •
itt)3,,251 26
person, before bewail quoted in the Philadel
phia 'rape; orLich pit this rcotardh-could
dream It, and persuade himself thatlt was
a matter-of-fact, is a question that involves
some personal history nut at preloat in our
poproosion, or corn accessible. But there
Andrew Ackley,
Alexander Speer,
Dslvd M. Long,
that the imaginative or inventive
voyager by the Salvor, or the Philadolphia
reporters, who arem,puraAble for both him and
his story, have evidently studied probability
so Well, that their account may ultimately
',erre thefiuts 7 thoigh t act =at . these
feet; have not sett:telly been achieved. • The
very nert arrival may bring no the welcome
:tette of ti o fall of Sumter, and oven of its oe
enpation by the bravo Cons of the Keystone
State--jnet as the reracinus goers or actibes of
Philadelphia have given it.
From tiew Orleans and the Department
The Intent ►dricei from from New Orlest, 1
show that an active campaign is in progress
in the Department of the Gulf. The naval
expedition under Gen. Banks was at South-
Wee, Pa's on -tho lath ult., with the Com
manding General on board the flag-ship Me-
Ciellan. The fleet consists of sixteen steam
ships, ann a large number of schooners and
brig, as tenders. Th:tio ships-of-war—the
Monongahela, Owasco and Virgina—aocom
piny the squadron. Gen. liana issued a stir
ring address to the troops of his command on
their embarkation, in which he lays: "The
people whore wo go shall feel that we are their
friends, and be encouraged to 'lonia' under
our battle-tattered colors and fight the fight of
Freedom ; and the troops of any nation we
may meet shall burst into a shout of admira
tion when they shall see tho eitixen soldiers
of armed America 'going in' to 'repossess and
occupy' their own, and to tread out the dregs
James D. Verner.
Cqd. John L. Mona..
Samuel P. Shrivel.,
Georg* P. Junes,
Daniel WsDens,
C. Hanson Love.
ILLUS., Presider/I
ATT, rsco
la 141
DZA.M, Choreal Aged
John D. McCord,
apt. Adam Jacobs,
B. B. Starling.
Capt• Wm. Doan,
B. L.McO row,
-- Bebt 11. Davi..
of the On the 2711 the order for
nailing was Riven, and tho whole fleet sailed
out in two linen, each steamer half n milo
apart, presenting a splendid spectacle. There
in little news in New Orleans. One of the la-
toot Secescion dodges is the issue of an ad
diesa by u clique of Secessionist/1 who prc
posed to hold an election on tho 2d inst. for
members of Ccdcgress,,State officers and State
Legirlatura. The trait is palpable, and will
probably fail.
The Obstructions In Charleston Harbor
W ashed Away.
TFn correepondent of the New York Tri
bune, writing from Morrie !eland on the Met
ult., imp :
The recent high tidos have washed away
mire of 31orris Island, invaded tho floors of
the forts, and swept out of Charleston harbor
the mttoti-feared end talked-of "obstnietions."
Ttle,c last float up high and dry ou the beaches
of Morris and Polly Islands, and are Instant
ly seized by the men and converted into fire
wood and tent frames. Four full-sized pine
trees, at least fifty feet long, are lashed trans
versely with spars, at distances of thirteen
feet apart. These rafts were fastened to
gether, and marked in series by upright poles
across the north channel of Charleston harbor.
Attached to them were torpedoes, made of
lager beer kegs, fitted with oontc►l ends of
wood. and filled with powder, into which a
wire was inserted. Behind these were
railroad bars, some of which, entangled with
the rafts, bare also been driven ashore. A
certain Admiral may still find "lions in big
path." But he may depend on the fleet he
rather restrain/ than commends to furnish him
with a sufficient number of sea-Samsons to en
counter and slay all the feline monsters in
festing the water, between Light House Inlet
and Charleston wharves.
Was Boer eta ry of the Sanitary Cornball/11011
acknowledges the receipt of $5,267, the pro
ceed@ of entertainments In Boston, New rock,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
under the inspiration of Miss Charlotte Cush
man, the celebrated actress. Mr. Bellows re
marks: "It is due to Mile Charlotte Cush
man to say, that this extraordinary 'gift of
money, so magically evoked by her spell, is
but the boast part of the 'orrice which, ever
since our war began, she has been rendering
our cause in Europe. Her earnest faith in the
darkest hours, her prophetic' oontidenoe in ear
success, her eloquent patriotism, in all pres
ences, hare been potent influences abroad,
aid deserves and commands the gratitude of
the whole nation."
JAMS ROBB.
89 EOM= bTREST
A GOOD-lITIL OYZIt val Lan.—Ast incident
attending the recent advance of the army
110TOMil the Rappahannock, 11l worth toting.
A correspondent writes "When our froope
wore fording the river, a burly Rebeliumped
from their ride-pits and rushed toward our
advancing column. Plunging Into the river,
he looked back to see lf boyisa pursued, then,
pluolug thumb to ta noso, :with fiatsji ztended,
jiztonded, he yellodoot histormureamrau
"flood bye, you 4-4 Graybaeks p here's for
the Yanks and a good cap of Yankee eidoc"
TERM OF THE GAZETTE.
1f.01130W0 Enos, by man, per year...--11. 00.
" mingle enpies---
Ermscre Earrros, by mil, per be.
month-- A.
week U.
The Philadelphia News front
Charleston.
of the Gulf.
EvENIG GARTH TELE-Gnus, The Advance of tirade's Army
STATE OF AFFAIRS IN RICHMOND. BUT SLIGHT OPPOSITION OFFERED
HATEIENTS Of A - BEITIRD PRISONER.' T he Re b e l s - R a p idl y Pallin g Back
The Defeat of Hudnall Jackson.
REPORTED CAPTURE OF O. BUFLNSIDE'S
ADVAICH POSITIONS.
Jeff. Davis' Late Tour
MATTERS AT CMATTIBIOORA FROM A REBEL VIEW.
The Affair at. Lookout Mountain.
Sressbd Dtsroatetoo the Pittsburgh Gamete.
PLITADVLOGIT.t, Nor. 10, 1883.
An eld Phliedelphian, given up as lost, re
turned this morning from Richmond. lie was
taken pis — omit* Fredericksburg. The case
In Etebmond is this: The improvements in
thenyire made by peOple who dare
not keep - Arney they , hare made. The
zuttnlcipalityls *impelled to employ the un
occupied biempLs. The buildings in progress
are by the people who know that the Confed
erate ourreney is ialuelou,'aad thus invest it
in pormanent‘lnisks and' mortar. Men are
putting up thetoriet because the Confederate
money. not wi*th, keeping. Untied States
notes, once talcs's, are hoarded like gold, and
never seen in emulation afterwards. Rich
mond In Improving as if In time of peace, but
improving because rich men do not desire to
hold valueless eurieney. Thousands would
be glad if Meade would take Richmond with
out destroying the property.
New! from Western Virginia contains ac
count, of thaaefeat of the rebel forces under
Mudwall Jackson, on Friday and Saturday,
by Goals. Averill and Defile, in the valley
Rut of Greenbrier Mountain. The rebels
were driven through the town ,of Lewisburg,
and they abandoned their supplies, guns
and colors, and fled precipitately, leaving
their dead a:4 wounded.
It is reporled in Washington that two of
the most adranood positions of Gen. Burn
side.' army had been assailed and captured by
the enemy. There is no confirmation of the
stst.nnent.
Dispatches from rebel sources, et Atlanta,
say a heavy foree of Union troops had ra.alt
ed Twosloos, cm the way to Selma', Ala., by
the Tupelo route, over whioh lien. Bragg's
army came last slimmer.
General Magruder hoc notified all the State
troops in Teas to hasten forward to Houston
without delay, to meta' the Yankee invasion
approaching from Berwick Bay.
Jeff. Davis is now a ohureh member—Bpis
copaleart.
The Riehmond Eavrtereer, speaking of Ida
late tour, says: "At Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, and especially at Charleston and the
vicinity of Chattanooga, he freeload ovations,
which only an affeetionate people eon render
a glorious and victorious savior. fair visit
has bean an incalculable benefit to the people
tad Gen. Bragg. it inspired new life, courage
and hope everywhere, and among all classaa.
The bare sight of hL sad, worn and attenuated
feargrre. has drownedtbaraity of faction...and
&roared the wannest patriotism and harmony
among the masses. A mandato° never felt
before, and too long delayed, has attended his
wandering footsteps, and lingers like aArlory
behind him.
"At Wilmington, N.C., he felt the full im
portanoe of the harbor—the only one still open
for trade, and would do all that could be done
for Ito defense. Oar army was now in bettor
condition than it was twolve months ago—
■tronger, and could bear marching, hunger
and privations without mormarlng or strag
gling, and always welcomed cheerfully the
word onward."
Matter* at thoOkickahominy and the poem
aloe of the *oath bank of the Tennessee by
as ia three explained by the Richmond Ram,
"A detachment of the enemy embarked at
Chattanooga on the 26th alt. and name quietly
down the river to a point where there had been
a ferry. They found tho confederate guard
asleep, and without awaking the Sentinel,
handcuffed them before their eye. wore well
open. These were the cavalry pickets. Pro
ceeding op the bin they found the infantry
pickets alit uleep, and took posseision of
them In late manner. A solitary sentinel
further on happened to have waked up in
time to bear them, and fired off his gun. The
report waked up a regiment which fell into
line and fought some. But the enemy haring
brought up an overwhelming force, this gallant
regiment was forced to fall back. A bridge
was speedily thrown over the river at the
ferry.
"A large body of troops, Infantry cavalry
and artillery, were brought over, and In a few
boon the hillside was covered with breast
works and batteries.
"Ifity did our pickets sleep? AA the pick
ets in the world will go to sleep with the reg
ularity of &Mennen, when they hero ascer
tained the fact that their is no danger of be
inn awakened by their generals, and shot
after Aye minutes notice." W. J. J.
PERMISSION TO RAISE MEN FOR
JUAREZ REFUSED.
Hanook Practically Superceded by
Grant.
JEFF. DAVIS' SPEECH IT CHARLFSTON.
New Yong, Nov. 9.—A. sposial disdatoh to
the World says Secretary Seward, in unsuor
to a request 'sling pm - minion (o raise men
for Jureeit Mexican Government, Bql such
permission Cannot be given, and any One el:l
-ifting in it would be prosecuted with all
practicable diligence.
The World also nye : There ean berth doubt
but that' Halleek has been practically su
percoded by Gut. GUM so far as thq 112070-
manta of Grant's army operational in Georgia
and Tennessee are concerned. From the
Rappahannock to Taut:amide, buts single
field is embraced.
The Richmond papers contain Jeff Davis'
recent speech at Charleston. Ho says be de
sired bypersonal obeerration, to., to under
stand their wants. That it we. from South
Caroline's great men heard IMbibed princi
ples and doctrines of State sovereignty. He
paid a high compliment to the heroic garrison,
Fort Sumter. Eyes were held on theta., and
he Masted the day would nevereome when tho
the Tankeellsigshoublireve over that fortress.
That ha panportlan an the .Yankees hated this
nest of rube batts ea is the boys of every true
son of the -eonfedersoy gathered around it,
watching the Waggle with maxim solicitude.
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Spectal Dlepswh to the Ftwobtoth Gown&
Cairusoockt, Nor. 9,1663.
The paymester lom arrived to pap the whole
army up to Notimber.
A tow hariperlith tlea rally's rimy au the
night et thee/mends. Several Um we i r lost.
All quiet. A.
I I &HORT FIGHT AT WATERLOO BRIDGE
Culpepper Occupied by our Cavalry.
PURSUIT OF THE RETREATING REBELS.
Another Bread Riot in Richmond.
REPORTED 110TE9ENT IP TIIE PENINSRA
MM!
Nets Yost., Nov. 10.—The Tram's'. special,
from Washington ? . N. 9, says: No oonsid
erable opposition was offered to the onward
march of the Army of the Potomac yesterday,
the rebels having fallen back and placed the
Rapidan between them and the advancing
I columns.
! A brigade of Reford'e cavalry encountered
a brigade of rebel cavalry at Waterloo bridge,
yesterday morning, and after a short fight
drove them across the river. Having orders
to proceed in another direction, pursuit was
not followed up.
Last nigla Euford's cavalry occupied Cul
pepper, and the main hay of the army is in
the vicinity of Brandrotation.
Today our advance has wished on and is
now at the Rapidan. The enemy is on the south
side in their old intrenehments. Our forces
are rapidly moving upon the dliTerent fords on
the Rapidan. If any determined resistance
is to be made, it will probably be in disputing
the passage of the ricer. Meanwhile it is re
ported that movements aro being made by '
another column ins more southern direction,
and reports of Kilpatrick's Cavalry being it ;
possession of the beigOte islet( of 'f*.cclericks
burg aro reiterated. Furthermere,it is stated
that Lee is not with the forces in front of
Meade, but A. P. Hill and Ewell aro in com
mend. Leo is reported to hare g , 300 to Chat- I
tanooga.
Prisoners taken wake the usnal brags of
how Meade will be soon ivhippe , l, and give
out mysterious hints as t:. his being drawn
into a trap.
Rabets confirm the roportod destitution of
their army.
The North Csrultan troops captured declare
they will not again take up arms. The North
Ce:oiinians and Louisiana Tigers had r f , :"
in the 00511 on their way to town ca this topic.
The former saying they were heartily sick of
the war and di , l ent wish to ho exchanged, the
latter
. called them poltroons, and at length
the two parties ell/r, to 61011!.
A private letter from an inmate of Libby
Prison, dated October 13th, states that the
Union prisoners rote ice no moat, .t being on
posi,ible for the rebels, wine are starchy! them
selves, to supply it.
Already another bread riot, of which thopa
pvrs make no mention, has occurred. The
real cause or the difficulty is said to be the
entire worthlassnens of the rebel currency.
Farmers have grain and cattle to sell, bat not
to he given away for paper lags, or to pat
within the iron grasp of the rebel government,
if they can help it.
Tha Herald has the, fJilnoring :
Brandy .'terfuns, Nor. o.—The :Wormy corns,
after the b.'illinet anion of Saturday. sit h4a
ly's Ford, encamped.. OK south side, restilleg
till daylight yesterd.iy to , rninA when, they
took the lead in pursuit of the rebels, fol
lowed by the 2rl and corps in order.
About noon they came upon a .trung force
of cavalry and light anti lien . posted in line on
a hill near the ritilrisd, and t•io East of
Brandy Station.
The 3d Division, on ler Gen. Carr, was in
the advance., and. Cul. Keifer's Brigade, bap
ported by two other brigades of the division,
immediately charged up,. thrtn and drove
them from their position. Thi> /stop with
its artillery followed them, and intlict , ,l en
sure punishment upon them as they retreated
op the railroad to e point two miles beyond
Brandy. The fighting continued until alter
dark. The casualities tin our side are very
light, not exceeding set en or eight wounded.
While this was going on the other corps
was scouring the country up the river and
towards Steverisburg, but could find only on
cantonal stragglers from the retreating army,
which had evidently left its well prepared
winter quarters only a few hours previous.
We find what c , entry au hare go re over so
far, filled with camps, many et them with
commod:..., tog huts.
Prisonern and rebel surgeons, left in °harp
of their wounded at the chureh at Kelly's
Yard, agree in the atatementA ilL.at they were
in Lull expectation of wintering here.
Lee's headquarters wero a mile north of
Brandy station.
Our army is in toe cv.. li•lon, and the sol
diers are anxious to push no to a dren‘ral u.-
gagement.
Army of Ma PoMolar, .\'o• . tiregg's
cavalry division Lad a smart sktrmish with
the enemy, but the details are nut krionr.,
though the results were satisfactory tu us end
disastrous to the rebels.
There EMS Leen treeing a sufficient fall
of mow to white the ground.
WA9IIINGTO3, Nov. 9.—The streets are fall
of :amore in regard to what General Meade
intends to accomplish in this campaign, most
of which are mere rumors on the part of those
who circulate them. There seems to be n 9
reason for most of those surmises. This
however, an earnect movement, har
ing a definite, important ohjeet, which
will, in connection with other !movements
of the Union army go far towards estab
lishing the fact that the rebellion to eseen
tinily played oat, and so reduce its tern.
tonal limits as td deprive it of all pretence to
importance and reerw.ctability. A short time
now will fully develop° the plan of the grand
campaign just now being inaugurated.
A special to the World from Washington,
dated Nov. 9th, says : ft ed that a
ocinsielerabßi Union force ba u d, or was
about to start, up the Feniaards Rich
mond. It is slated the art...cry roads,
conetruoted ander orders of Gen. McClellan,
are to superb condition, and will greatly facil
itate the movement against the enemy.
The entire army crossed the Ftaprnhanook
yesterday without an 7 incident of import
ance.
Advices, received otherwise in Washington,
state that the rebel army seems to ho moving
toward the Rapidan, as yet taking no position
for aooopting battle.
Our troops command all the roads approach
ing Fredericksburg from the northwest, while
some of them bold the town of Falmonth to
day.
A Timm &spate . b hue
Lsvra.—Olkeers from the front this evening
say that Calpepper his been occupied by our
Areal's. Our , Allllll had roconnoitere I as far
es tha Rapidan without. meeting any rebels in
considerable force. The impression among
military men is that Lee's entire force is in
full retreat for Richmond, and it will make
no effort to retard our ad volice this side of the
fortifleatiorui of that eity,,
LiTrOT.—A dispatch to. night ti'om the front
says that heavy cavalry skirmishing has been
going on all afternoon south-west of Culpep
per, toward Madison I. li. The only rebel
force this side of the Itapillim is Etnart's cav
alry, who are covering the rebel retreat.
The Missouri Election- - . The Rebels
Routed at Arkadelphia, etc;
Sr. Lome, Nov. 10.—Seventy-tofu counties
give the Conservative ticket 6,769 majority on
the home vote. The soldiers rote, as far as
heard from, reduces this majority to about
1,900, and there is bat little doubt that it will
bo entirely overcome by a Undiesl majoritytif
at least 5,000 be gained when the complete
seturns are received.
An adjourned session of the Legislature
meets to-day, at Jefferson City, and an ad
journed joint session, for the election of two
United States Senators, meets next Thursday.
Little Rook advices say that Cot Caldwell,
with 700 cavalry, entered Arkadelphia on the
28th ult., and found the rear guard of Price's
army just leaving the town. .Our forces at
'tacked and routed theta, capturing a large
'nueiber of their itighns, and taking 'enrol
hundred ti° ll .r. 'Col- Caldwell then do_
it i oyeti so powder 7aill tMd great unanti- ,
tine of items and ammunition. He not holds
the town.
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TOBACOC.
22triura—Lops,12o. 1, Nc. 2, Noe. 1 and 2 mid
(h*nalatPd.
For CV? Canwur—P, A. L. or plain - Corer..
dish, or Privet ; Sweet wormed irronoco ; Tin Poll
SurmiNo--P. Jego, Spanith, Canute?, Tmic!sh.
N. B.—A. eftrulas of prkes gill haunt on applie,
Hon.
M cOLLISTEI; A; BAER,
kisanflicintors awl &mien It all kinds of
TOBACCO, EININIT AND CIGAB!%,
108 - 1060 1 / B TR,EFF. pmsF!v . s:vpi, p.
Kcapa mr,fantty-ca hand a large nufetpat Pigs
and Wanking Tobaceu. Atal'
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J-1 A-VD .DEALER. la.ths.mostmisel bratdi?of
41ENEINS DAV ANA CIGARS, "Ands aSI . kinds of
4.10)* CIIDWIND TOBACCO, ENVEr,
YAliprktraiscuAtlr PIPES. TVBESiht-.
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NDEali r CITABLE/3 110-
N...4.—iW ety rado supplied *ultimo] lanai&
lift.
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Kari aad Ibr sido by J. B. CANTIELD.
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