-. ~; •} 'atms4l4lll .l git 6uzette. TRIIRSDAY MOSITINer: :AUGUST 4,.1883 CITY AND 131311011Difi. Union County Convention CI The delegates-elected at the primary meetings held on Saturday, assembled is the Court House, on Wedrisday morning, at eleven o'dock, for . 1 4. 1 the purpOse of nominating a county ticket. 1 'She nourilltion was called to order by Major ti A. M. Brown, Chairman of the County Exam • • ti titre Committee, who natmanced that the op -1 Poinerecnt of temporary Sscretaries would be In . 'Order. Meters. Win. M. Mcffett, Dr B. Ferguson, T. ia... Bayne, and W.J. Gilmore were appointed t.l tcrotorary StellitillitS• , The eredenlials of delegates INTO then - reed - I , I .A ed, and the following named gentleman admit ,f.,: ted to stets is the connambon: - rtmeara it. ~ L F Ward-Jam,. livonody, Thom* Uwe.. - . .7r . sZud Wait —D. O'Neil, t. V. D orb.. • i, Thiz4 Ward, lot precinct—D. w. Mackey, W. 4 Morgan. Rand- ttoct —nom y Ilaley.'fbos. Gent.% en. )3, Lib WZ4,..', 4 :l'olitilf. l l3 W . iS b aT h , Geo. Hill. 24 . .1 pecivot—Jaepb lieye. P. nmArs. &bah Werd-13.sr.ev /envoy, Dr. laceeridlevs. ?event!. Ward-.3obaleirzsph, EL ltederieks. E1i...t1, Wer4-11- Z. telvite. J. Nixon. . Ninth Wttd—hozoo9lTln;Wut....2ltEelry, Att,tautsi. t . ilia Ward—i Val t ticlika,,lFY Ingham, •- ISemand Wald - Joni/1014E4Joho . S.D.hvi , L ' . I.,''Fl4l4:Wsvcl:lst.wee.isce—.2,xtlsar Cow., 8 Hest - 1 - •,- — ron - rrtiltv..l - .14 - A a. :t a W. 7 a new. ritollett. .1 C atua . ' 1,1 400.,:241r if A Veinal:bar, It B rnaru. • • •.. ..,. 4 ' A li ‘l .. 1 . 1 .'. . ingq,Cai. . 'B4lllolde}-11obert Glinwey, and - ew 8r0... t Allaichutet.4.l6loll44Alltra Bl.".• ; _- , n.. Dr..-- ' -.Sooty, atoul . W" Evens. fi 1 - iii;sient—ira etl;iiii, i - a 0 . 7 - ei.;on. C tsliareattini-Was Patter. 3ET /keen. It Isameneerti_ ,le Ist • vey.l.-.B • P Wainwright; lhoma ._,Zi Dougtea - VI Watd-Wm fireith. Mewl. hortA. hi UmfinirecrriThi--Eso,E. Gambia. Thmlorg,nrse. Wessitrele>.Marihm.VTAuth E r tip . snag. • • ••,1 &ran E a ttsLargli-V Luna Remy Illoortiie.l. Eiltsteglisste4 la: Product-Cm A resew, 0 Yogi., ', 2.7ltynycloet--7 lifieluists.J Mr ch. ~.. Eat Eh tainstean7-4 A Jams, l'.t Rams. licireasPalA C Critehinis,J H Perry. ltrabeill-Simnel lisiset..l E similar. y 7 Veit Ellnebsth-Ll➢ gasser. WII Wash. '.l . 7. ...i. • loweirstsa. -;,,, Titt-W 11 II arristn, JLI Rueter . •3; co 3 me-. 33 V' Thew., d-npre. ,I ;tr. -...... SV4ll•l7lath, Chas M Musa. --8 so ly, .1 Lewis, ti Slizahoth.-W ht. Mote, i'ex 11% tar, 1-1 El Utiu-Jobn Viiki.k. D 0 . 11 4 ,0 il - lkit, Id ten. slam ' Mom-John Letri r. LI EL Saar. 7 .; istaklln--Jleakensid, 3 reel,. • ~... i Iteldwto-•-P C Llirrina .1 111•Mtesosy, rs_Rona..-L 7 ReirB. - 4 -11 1 , . Earn, . ~•,,,-, iii•memuw-John.unctie, J wenwe ~, i tt.efv— A !.!finkeultm. FA Wain r t sj• t5 . ....V Kilte, It ' es y 4. Ft lierhie.-,0 8 Elamilton, W A Etuuka al - Litialer.- P Thames. John new... f• /assn.-1V Itslets,l7 It altar: • ' Cabo--.19 TGi , retre, John Maass. et Bsitet-17. Li Ansiih. V Gamble. L Eiscaluil-s7e.rgs Needy. Joho Owner. • ' Rana= --C , Nt Rail. 17. It BresAse. 'Toth% la kiettict.--W Is Nelisy, C W Datchska - , o ".d1 latrict, 3 G Viocd, 8 4 trosa. ni wlntoe-DOoosedohnlticKetyty , te Patton--J Houton Ps ...togs - is. lVersailies-W &asps, Th.:glossa. Jaffna n--John 0'17. 1 J J C.Aft• s yl, CLuttiata•••••JutlcGitordeo, A McCarthy, Tedder--- J Llsers. 8 3 Byars_ tt, flanspzen.-Clisa Gilluon,J A Germ, • ..f ,--- ittchlaud-A o,•rraul, F. P.rtor. 1 1 - 13..Otire-. 0 H Ronson, V trawl • - .3 Sewickley -Om Idellatcr, mt. ito.. . ; Scuth larstle-8 Kennedy,Ham At _,L." Lassor St Clair-L lithe, Dle Prirsuoti. ' ' • •.'-i , it dile si.-Wm larraltrsan. W Fleury ~ i 'Wad Digit- ADO, AA., .1 11..10tt. , •,:.,•• 711.0.-ASIVOnt, AEr yltelt. ' ' , IPootrara--lillotty, II 6 M'Citirs. ~,,.... ~ Reacts.-..V A NeVil. Ie Denser •, : .. ti Pending the "reMption of credentials, Mr. P. „. ,l_Negley moved threapPointment of a Committee : .i 4 ,-. ~ on Permanent erirMrsatitm • .. • The notion was rated cot of order. L l' '''. 1 , l The chairman announced that there was a . , ~, , „.... contest between the ileieiriens from Temper •-. •'.' '.. ancetille,, - ,:.1 , :il Cot . gt. Mats ramrod that a committee of flee 4.•:-. ••. .G beappointed to examine.the credentials a the respmtlre lets. Adopted, and Mums ll.ltults, 'P . - -.• --44: , rank Ardray, W. M., Moffat, J. M. Porter and , -r , ' ' *,. •,-.,, A. G. McCandless were appointed said commit. :f .' , "" ,- '.'.1.1 tee. .....i.,.1.. .1 - it Mr. Negfey ‘ renewed his motion for the ap • '. i , • . • tlpointarent of s Corinalftee on Permanent Or , 4 1ganization. ' :e:4il Dr. McCandless moved to amend by proceed. ling to elect offioera in the until way, which mo '- ' O, •'• • -' Gen prevailed. z,•...•',.;; - ,, :.- • Dr. A. G.McCandlees end ?T.D. Nees, Bm.. 1 , ;;• .. ;:•' , 1 ,. 4riwere nominated for permanent President, and •:- ~., ; ':,, "I' on the rolibeing called the ballotwas announced • .;..::,q)::._•111 follows : • . • ' •, '-'• McCandless 109 vats. .;... Nagle: ... ..... -. ........ ...-...:._. . : ... 36 ” **-:-:' 1 . ,.1. . ..i.,.,)tterdiai:7Z4tt r 4"ted. sad 411Snittotl chairl (lo : ~ '• ,4 .De..llcCandleet' on taking the Chair, thanked . 1 .-- ' - ;' pgentlenten of the Convenden for the honor ,•',' ' ' ` eared. Ilewonld endeavor to discharge his , •,''', - ;.1..... -duties faithlMly, and asked the oo•operation of ' • ' ,-• be Convention. Theta was good material be :. the convention, aid an emeollent ticket t• - • Poculd to chosen. De hoped that goal order "...,...;.'would prevail, and that harmony would chine .• ,-- :terith all their proceeding . . Weakens's/4 the • . - ."24tope also, that something would be done to , - testi mowss helping the muse they had oised :he of Liberty and strpUnion; art the amide now battling against t a • s., - tors In asumwoald be encouraged, and that '' '- tors at home would be driven to their hiding - - -„.. laces. lie concluded by expressing the hope . 0 : 0 •:. , '. 1- 411atthe reltellicn might goon ire-croshel, aad : ; : :,:.bat the cid gag-the glorious "s an and strips." • _7 . ~-- r tight soca wave over every foot of temtory ti ti:,l-• , . vie thee* Coated Stever. (Applause). 'i. , •••-, r .'h..A The fo ll owing aloe Presidents were then nom .* :::-*., mated and eleetedananbroously : Vincent Kid -, -".- r, Arthur Hobson, John Herron and James ' ' • ' ''' - ".?*tady. =:, ‘.. ~., ::,... • 1 . 1, , N-. The to c ries were retained. '.'..4.-,,,';.1;.,•n motion, th e chair appointed the folio - slag 7 . - :_:..: , "','.•."; •smitten on Doshlutions : J. 0. Bettie. Wm. • ; ,' - 1, , ,s ..... - ,:. - .,, Kegley , C. P. Ingham. Jas. Kees, Snemsi C:".1,,i1,• 4;, ,::• * : sirs. y ',. , , - ;,',;.•; , '". , ;; : i. : .:: OA motion of Dr. Gilmore, the chairman was .• ' •:•:-.•'.',.. • uttmnithd to sop, lot a County Exerative COO - ...;,,•tk,.; - •,; - .!,,,,, , .,nittee, consisting of, twenty -me =cumbers, and ,- • , ::; -. „macrame the sr.ein th o pablio papers. t . 7:1: ~.;11V. ? •;.; The name of Col. Bayne was substitated on ' o, ' , ."--,:,-".• ..milsCcmotaltten of Credentials, for that of Dr. ~,, f --, : -4 *--• Illandiees. LZtWV , , ; ,yes - , .fit; The Conventien then proceeded to name '' -;', '. , 7.": ‘... • Illiidatee for nomination for the several oleos. ~-.".., .shy, Paniilng the nomination. for Aeserahly, the ,' '"ki • . ,, :.,.• ~''l . ,.' - listless was rate ea by Mr. O'Neill as to the •-, •,.'2`j ' . ', t'',. - ''•'' ,.. -", . , °Alton of the sixth member. The district •,:,., ;a ,...!'-`•••-i: stem having been adhered to, and the focal- , ' t p ~,;-,: . ~:•...,"..; bens made, Mr. O'Neill claimed that the ad ..,;_;-i.`;',: •,,':„ tioual mender should be accorded to Picts ' ' :';':'' - i - ',,..;` .. rgh, In consequence of the city' haring eke ':•-4 , .5 , ' :1,7.-_''.-3,,lligitt of population and wealth. . , ..;.! .1.,-*:11-;-,i. Dr. Gilmore moped that the additional mem .l.':',,,::,,,'''',l*-i,''''',l2%. rtieelected from the county at large, which t ... - .:4 , :r 1..}qt...:`• as : adopted. o -,,, „...c.'„,..., ," This action csated numerous changes-many. , '-, ' ' , : l -: - :.:., et Which hod been os.igned to districts were .•:.: :-. -:i „ ', i." ' it'ittirawn and named from the-county at large. ‘. :„, , I . g.tfred Slack, Drei . was nominated by m01e ,.• „..: on, Inlet tine Allegheny distriot, his only l' s " ! : '': ''''' .tArepatitor havir.g been withdrawn from that I , '''''' :'sttict. ' _ ,t cc', John P. elate was unanimously awning. .. -: from the city district, his opponents having .' beenwithdrawn by their friends and assigned, c i ~ tbocescoty at large. ... l'llits Committee an Credentials masted in fa. ~r of the gentlemen whole names are given ore, we the proper representativei of the b0r ..450. of Temperancerllle. '"l•ti'las convention then took arum's until half : ' -•:' ' Ocss one o'clock. ... ,/. • ATTIIINOO3 4333301. •',n The convention re-assembled at the hour des- ated, Ent was cared to order - by thePresi- - ' lit WSJ agreed to procrodforthwith to mark. for ,'...- i candidates before the content ion. ....MEI T. 1 IL Mire oithed loom to withdraw the 'i . ...tiitee of .Ihtnell-esfais -fisq. as e candidate for lethonotary- There being ao opposition por e', L M assies W granted, • ' elle balloting thin proceeded, end resulted 1.3 7 , IOWA: . t ., . ,;eOl7 ll.Walteti„.. •-omits Steel 1 - ono . 14.715 y C.,,uat....... ....... .. ..... . truant fll: Clines )0 liitannon • • • E9V.Ecatee "'r . ' Affriali el.!. .i.., Joithict..-Colonel John P. 01113, by meta , tior. , fgaced .Dot. i teP-Alfted Slack, ER. by sect.. I:•,ti . .12,on.i,e1,Dwitiot.-Ssinnel Chadwick,. 45 0, W. B. Denniston, . . .... --OS - hberib Dirrict•-•Johnfimltley Si John Giifillan. 48 ,t. . ,--; George I. McKee 14 :S. - David - Shafer ' 7.0 Tifa., District. -Hans B. Dorton . .-....134 i W. J. Madera, withdrawn. „. y. ' T. A. Shinn, withdrawn. ' .. 2,:f Hoag.. at Large.---ILA: toloiviii.4l,oll 103 e'il •`. D. 01.7Child ' i, witir r a a wn.. ' '... ' '.- - 4i...f. J. li. Baldwin, withdraw*. Goo. W. Leonard, ~ i. ' ' ' '`fl • Ch W. BMW'. ds •f: 4 - • 74 ,cool/TT 003011156105 Ta. -r 'ircbi, bald Pi ll ow. ...... . .... .. ....... -4:„'..),501d Corne li us .••. 7 . *7. 7 .... .*"' - ')said Collins._ .. :-....'.. ......... . : 'oho Horner, withdrawn. . zdingustue Deekert,....._.,... ' s r 'lota 1d 41,1138 •-• ... !•-••• ...... •'''• l'oll--11--1M...' 'aek.lAiiren ............. ... ...-,.."....-..., • t;- onion 5att.t...:........ ~ „.... „.. I. Billartzett....... ......... ........ .. . .........11 •. . • t, los Volliss•••••• .. '.. """'''''''' '" l4 l .".", 41.41 C1att50n.t..............• se ez=i.b k'-'•73, pail tpairei4vutusea 'C~v; ; ::o~. MIM Thee,lferag go eke i a Co Senate. for Assam y' in the Pon-tb District, and for Coroner, a a .. ond Ailibce , was cesiarie4.. • . Mr. Thentict, chadreaan of the Committee on Resolutions, , then submitted the following re port:.W, the delegated representatives of the Bolen party of Allegheny county, in ex:lvan:ion areeMbled,retelve and &elms: Ist. That we heartily indorse the nomination of Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson, as candidates for President and Vice President of the United BMW. 2a. That we approve of the platform of prin cipiss adopted by the National Convention at Behimore, and we will meet and fight the ene mies of the Utits "on this line" until the au thority of the Government is made supreme wire ell the States of our American Union. 3d. That the military management of the Department of the Susquehanna, during the re cent raid, demonstreted the ineepsoiry of G.. Conch for such an important position, And there fore wo earnestly request that he he relieved.. 4. That the office of Provost. illorshel Geaa ral is one requiring the best judgment and ability which the country tan eflord, and in the opin ion of this convention General Fry has not ex hibited the , qualifications necessary for a proper and wise administration of his office, therefore we respectfully request that he be relieved, and a more competent man appointed to said office. On motion of Mr. McDonald, the report was accepted, and the resointlons taken op Toe fins and remind resolutions .4:0 adopted unanimously. The third resolution was then taken up. Capt. C. W. Batchelor opposed the tamtntion open the greeted that the - fleets hod not been lie veloped, and W. B. neje', Es:, advocated its peerage. ' /Tank Ben Morgan bad seen Gan. Coach under fu 6, and knew him to be • brave men end an -ex-etlent kfficer. • ' Capt. Bittchelor moved to strike out the third resolution. The =cohesion wee liteloken out by a vote of 57 yoke to 23 nays. The fourth resolution wee then read, and *as lost by a 'tote of 43 yeas to e 3 nays. The name of James Eliltillan wee withdrawn IS aandida'e for utembty. I The name of A W Foster was also withdraien ice Senate. Mr. Shaw moved that Geo. Y. l!dolfee be nom inated for Assembly by neciamation. Object ed The name of Soloman Sala was withdrawn as cameadate far C,concr. John,Smitley's name wee also withdrawn from the flat of mediates tor Assembly. The Coasentien then proceeded to a setiond tenet. Ilcma.3 J. Ittgbaro‘ A Ore.,/ •18 LLLLL . 1 , ;.,--.— , /roo Y. 51c1:”.• IV! John thlallan, withdrawn v.vid Sb.tar, 29 COTLOPIII. Aiten ota !McClung 37 Edward C v. , Thos. .. _ .......... ....... There being no choice. a third bal.: was or dered for Ce•oner. The name of Mr. McClung was withdrawn, he not being aware that his principal opponent woes wounded :oldie:. Edward Clawson wan then doelarst the nom inee for Coroner by acclamation. The Contention then adicnrned. Th.) Army Committed of 'Nut - ern Peam'a. pre ...sots tfm following report.( its perstlons 3 arias the month of July : I , 24. d.. rlit.tu,, Iln J Yassert. IS, IS Itrsa.a, (tasaleaators. fir ßor 1.11.1 c, Itlootottehl, t. bts'ltaa 1:1c 111 r bats, Washington:Ps. ftevJ W 1k oewtU, Bator, Pe, Bare la-as eorc9tael4 ••• , h• M./ •,( Oat retorter -6rib. 11 Ittlee, BIS Picas •tat. Pa t•J D 'Welkittelasw, Zeta; Its.et /•• Timer,tt J G0r.14, Lower 8....0m,c , •• J I goilsok, Woolen . , 41....d h hikPtte. to the of tft . Cumber:awl. TelliTedaret acksoesteave the mono za Vas Platt. tog contrlbotiose: ni - rnoel-e cis usastas. daaikril. Babtath &Loot, Dltomar wad* Ps-.....—. Etrtdro, Itlopoug•bela Ginkttl sp3 inslo.oo ClOOl, 00.--. —.....««........3.1 00 —..---..—..—.. 3 15 W .Lobeirg, ........«...—.l 1,0 14 r I. 10 PrITICOO.I.II, 0 PI re. 3 tory at teulaut Ills, Bt rl e .Berrar co. C•mp Buz. Du leroco. Pa tLW.- Pc • I. 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Barr., $t101.1, 1 AOl CrtF/tCr. - k, NrcaLlitgto . o o 'llitrs' .$1‘16,..047, Ja.h.eurt YY , Mercer co., Nrcn'a ELldicre' Aid ei.civty, Mwtii CreelF,l l .tler 11 $0 6.ldlere' Aid Pc.ety, (100per,cern, FirnansFF. 10 0J r/cl.l . • -..601 17, 6.latuer,.lc. Orate/ora • --A— -$01.1!..ri e Id et: 'tft:toto of AloooorohoL, oft'', . Oil; fenaa Moo:4111n, Jcffersou a,,0.._..._. .t .1 of Booting Jrff,tron C. 7 .• 0.-.. 011 o LE4goe, srisar ain., 8•101.01070. 70101.11, .PlaonroxOlAlir .. ua .wltLdrawa. =MR U. S. Christtan Commtulon 11 CO 30 5 0 1- 00 3 03 I=il AO O. TO Go 4il 00 31 ol Lk, 73 GO :11 on oo 40 7.1 40 15 . : 11 50 ........ —.....—. ..... . 27 Oa ety, G 1 1 .0”, I.• /0 31c Kresport, 11 VEl,u'i.lll4ae, -I V 0 1411.4. 1.1 7...ru1t1, 0 , , 7:3 i cr.. t r. tt utricoey .so,ri. 11/0 71 00 CP 65 5 01.1 • ; • t.val and Concert at. Hanover, Beaver Co.. y,6 75 I.lt , 1 . st Josept.. 11.11', Beaver Co., uu Cot ot rt Eitter'a 8aize...... 51 do Cclrbr don of the Tortrth ot July, sn.ardan ph+%annev Matte near Wilmington, SO Si . . 51 Hickory Point., E 0 00 liattibit,lon in John Marina Born, Braver Co, • 60 40 . 2300 1049 10 49 14 09 N Gains, tfoiantowa, J p c Gars in, We W Garcon, 2d12212011a, rs TP11.11;11 , 7. Laird'', Pa. AawnalC,lino, Pi%taforrz.; Pa ~,, Catl.•'or.a Wrap , e 0, • 14 rz ia y ........ Itt Hey I C.•,T.tilars_. titiged, 5 A Yri . 24 , L.C".'..0.ii0p0,10, 0510 t, GayJE LaZuthersani Lettl7,l,oolbnrih, Pa, 5 Z. no 00 ... .. ...... Muter Charlie Cenluarce;Pittalnaribr 5 00 1 J Mann ini, Po 00 David Plum tn• cult p, boo A G Kfirker-- Canb, booth StaricAley, . 4bl) Johnliton, PEOLury.„ Pa. .......... —.— 2 L. 0., PaarnArld, Ohio Dr Grown, DIUGIDO11; It, 11 Plitis.'s.22oo, Ohio ....... ........ Vag and Min Park., lidytu.n. Pa_..._.,._, OF linbn,PirlaNnyll, R. Collura.% by Wary E Tbowyroc, Cacnrauturn 2 05 Soldiery Trl2.24,R;a•aliarl, Ps ...... 2 00 du du 204 do do Rae,. do ~.... ........ 2 ' l2 parr O, .1% y, !'•111 Waril reboot ...... 1 20 00 B .Phi% Evklu, ratalimmh, Pa 3/.1. YU. Ford 2 .)arraVon, ...... 9 03 NV IN 0,1 'Norio, oa,—.. .. I 01 00tirellon yMn .o , at.narlo,.. .. Lt.,llllr, 0hi0....... . ..... Little Gml• ...... Oculved daring stonth.. p rc ,t,;6l7 akttatiag,t I:m.3llms for tt.. 4ave bzus sa follows . Fox boonal .. 1.1,735 rar pettacaltons . lit% On War tlilmcate• ....... T.s of id Wats 9r....krm.y.otCookboz. 68160 and .... fin no enloo Mall To - cl , The following cootdbutlono or boirpitol stolen bore been recniced during the month or /My. I box .beurpttol gore, f &Mon Lid Bodetl of Winchteter, GllterMay county Os I Lai and barceldn from Laillos of Ilellar,4. bona oral barn! , ao, tcom Boldface Lid Cod-Ay of Rut Patentins,o„, a • I bozo( fruit from &Ulm' Lid Roddy of 1 H ew u. Olt, Pt. pf ta. g lx,zeohoopltailitoren troni Byrn, o o y, • tcwrotap, Weiner county. lbolre datODLWO/lio towneblp. Book paint. Low- Ye °panty. ' • /bow ON liaiditr? t 6 clltroS rr9ePut. Arewitp:44 coact!. 0111f111511% 1, Von _, . .. , 1' raw of ...abler moos ac t. of.' ...A -0.-: ny Lt. .611 Re. esgomilot, or tuzgessn t•ettestal . &tog: ~,,,,,f 1,„,,,„..4,.,„,„‘,„ ~_..„ • , ..., 1 ,,„,, y. It i. base low shays aisles we announced the s'''h^•Cl•e•,:tljeeri"ee a•etle l M , W1. 1 . , 1 , 11 1 ." ,q l,l e l T. I resignation. of Dr. J Sanaa Ring, ea durgeon tien t boo of Co frau. Suldlare' old eucloty of 1560r0u Deaver wonnt7.-Te.. ea ' aril of Pennsylvania, and his intention to re• . 1 Pannell. , f fano Ilan oolaltre of P...b.1 1 . 4 4 . s.. - I turn to this city, for the purpose of resuming day .cbool,Fricp,rt. tales of baspltal store.. from Ballets' aid moiety of I the pteotine of hie profession. We stated then tirs...towo, btatk con..ty, Ont.. that MI resignation had beau tendered come '2 foxes and 1 bag of do from 63db/re' If I society of thhoniegtows.. Lao - team enters. • "...kit r revlemly, but, in e03.5e yuenee of the 2 do:term boldlers' aid society of Ilecrittrtown, rey. 1 large numbers of wounded Potts y Iranians then att. tvuot•. 0 loom do from ..bildret. of Duulap's Croat Sabbath in tho !cc 1 vitals, :bp urgent tewnsity .1r an ex- • tot - 01, Mort ittattot I, 2 L. 1 1 331 di. atm Soldiers aid society of Worthington, Atn,liurg a urn.. I perit nl,l trod of ti.o hospital tlepartm, lit, a nd , the high esteem to which Dr. Klng war bold by 1 box do fr.mt Sunday Schaal of Mow te‘ae, Atte- trit.ob.viti.t.,rionrt,Cro,r,....l.: , io l l. 7 o . l. a. „ :f ..! a e n tr c ld ,.. j o ,: e .e r t e o n r t ., ll , l , t l o s t . h , e roes y , calmly. 1 In a do from Ouldlers old rotten of Roimersbotg. , Ceriial coo , ty. . at that t.ton. lie hoe tined I.lpen relieved, hoer,. Itoa d. ~.21 Seidl. ra. obi soak ~ of Grairtel,l, fiercer i ever, and IL alll be teen by the on ly san cd carrel „o ' , lt. P. ' pot Sri da that Governor Co rtitt not on a apica -1 tea of de from 6...1d10rs aid sorinty of Somerent. Pa. i es c Ere roc regret r.t carting with tho oervler9 1 tag of inekane item s Advt.' odd ....xitti of erw.y. I of so able Ltd faithful an officer, but accords him 11.r.rror trod a rote:loom, lltnlt r county. I boo of boaplui :dorm Loaf Soldiers . 1,1:1 t, , c'y of 1 thet. mud of praise to whist Ili, effirien,y sad olCrtbitmton Pa. • adoltty to fully entitle him 1 boa of do Low Soldleni aid tooi; J iy tt 11,1,m. Arm. ! LICA I. 4 l'..S.Tara l'asiN9Yl.% 00:i Msi.trza, •t ' , JP r. county 1 tor a do from Lad it, Ittilef las, r01j..0 , of 000,0, 1.11.51,T01. 1.11-an•rasal . . Wool/Mal:ton money. • . lianzienren, Po., Jute 4, 1501. I boo of hormttal more. from E.oidier. e ,!...,.. , , ,S _ _ ~ ' /... t.... , freit , r. ,lorirtio f,.. Cortio, Goo, ~ o of Mt rem. P. . 1 tea do, Lou, Sobliere •.1 woo., ul junti. fiawet. 1 / • .nry coots, ..• —I rospactiolly, Loader my E.o. Co. resignation as Burgeon General - et Penalty Iva' .. Lore do. from Sootier t •.: 1 tta - k o. l 1 t ` ^” bt`': 1101.1 • nla, requesting it, arooptanco tot early as the C.av,..a Co. lateroate of the public service will pistil) , li. 1 box do. from Foldltm" 111 100 .1. ty of Cro - hrzat.m, it:3.303d SL The uniftdm.hindnoes shown ma by your Ex• 2 1.N.,, di, r erun Soldier. old ot ,t.'..t; . of l'I;oon efool. eellmecy, and your constant willingstras to on• 1....1.rt.tniu ( our , rt. Wm.-I. O. ttuEt to 1S T alSplp.l every queetion railing to do lorm Cr •••• 11. C ' J ''' '''• b.j.' ' ' ' A'' ' '' '''C°• My DepartMent, 1111rfer I.l33rOttallt has made I do fre. 54311:3333'3 rod el Met, .1 L 0..... v.:le, Clarion toy of poultice Sr pleasant as 1 ?lave felt it. oo nt. Y • 1t of crg• - ... 1 env Jp 1 Etto Lola. , ..i I took: y to he honorable. a. v.... Lima-. n.tttoc i o. Feellsg, as I do, profoundly gratafal for the' 1 too Di h. -g.tal Murat from Lodirw' Yrrlow Creek gouesous ooufidenee with which you devotion:red ' tic....u, t. o•s• -, C.Lio. Me It it, I sev e r e you, with great reluctance, 1 .... a . • ',co.:. from the E. r . IL,. lof Ylbll. Woe. , ; . . of . :0 braes b ..•; slat room for 5.01dt0 , 1. aid *Octet) of that 1 yie.d to the import . toes dame my prt tr..t.logron. IM. rate tueittra, to asking that my dotal seta' 1 0.00 .10 tr m Soldietsla.l rorwty of t 1... Hein lacer, W u , 1,,,, di ,. 1 .,.a. r r cb,,fb , I have the honor to hi, very reepertitally, your 1 t. a de front Priends of at ClUistlen Clotomisfoo, • Stcootlll-. t tdo. obt tiltht servant, Jas. Kix°, 1 I. ado from Coots Sprutio:oloo• CO. . Surgeon; eneral Ponneylvamis. I Lis et. from Croat Creel Ville,. Pesstrlalrauti Ilzscanis Clistatona, . 1 4 ..kage of • 1.41,1 as (tool I.i.j.',L 1.01 ... , 'torah. Potstorg,o. Liana:ant - so, 1'.., duly .o.`, 1364. j 1 tat of hospital store. from Pei.. Jortalle aid so. 1, oa r i ng Sir : Your :atter of thatch of June Mrly. te eoaring your resignation as Surgeon General 1 pack ago of b. uwwleet from Prvill. 11 , 11 I owckasesot clAtilegt.om !Thaler 'C.0.:411.p W 01.1.1... of Nana7tranda , and nqunidng Its a'n=d l Plannil I as early se the Interests of the Public oerviee aid ...soy. 1 package 133,33113MiT313313,03.M.11131.031,13331 353.313361,. wo Sad jastif7, wee dal ) resolved , and an answer 1 box or fruit from Hebert 1"/ sia.sq. sorrordtlig to your Idabel has etseenatily been ' l"avr `d n'n'din.a= 4l4 " . " •i " .. " II " a '''''''• delayed by the severe. campaign whidie has been 1 do from 161 re Dr lenetall do frac, Ilse 1 Laufhltn, Ido lento Illes It Pratt, Ido hum Site II /I.euj der, In pra g retr. and my desire to rotate as long as 1 dp (mn giro .....aulan, 11 du Auto Mrslnswainey possible the terTien3 of an experienced offieor, Ido from !dm Drown, 11 to frnm Pres'n tflearcla. , erbo 000!d Co materially 0,1 the wounded eons 1 t from W m ? . A Z k i , ". l ol. l, l ' a,, h T r ‘ o t ll. l:; , 1.,.. of caryleania, who were falling upoo every 2 do treat Mtn Thlts nalth,jl do from Mr. float°, Ido Item Itte Vi Cowan, it do from Moe Ifortyllj, I Loot feel, howover, that yOu have lone 1 .1.• Rom aim IlmoUlto t. , 1 1 do from KM , / Ng ' Pat, y,itr whole duty to the public, and are entitled 2 do from Moo Edsißearo,... do Voce Mn Speer, Louth. tot bar) adfrlttm•Jl do from Mrs It. la . dt,t do from ?An h , 1 3 4 133.11. to return to that privet.. precede* whloh you 1 do f hare beretouire ell.loyod. On the fret proximo Id „ ~,,.,:, !h .. m Ki „.,,,,,,...,, do ~,„ Mn j 61 ,,. ph ., , , yco will be relieved from forth.- ducy as Sar tdoir m airs Jill' re, .1 .1., troo. Ain It I. Smith, goon General of the State. 'lci, Jr to :11:a Itrairmltan. 0d J fom tire la. flood, 1 itt - 40 this order with extrems regrot. You ;'d. 6 ' ." T idar•nan,tl do n'a oo al" n' aknarda hone three times made the request to ec pittuit fi 4, :3,1 I; PCb &lig ovey 11 do Mrs Eligert ted to retire, eLd I have long delayed a...tiding id, Yte. C 3313.1.3 2 do Mr. al lial 140 Mr , ASII, AA 'I do Mott :. to h a : to It. Perm!{ me it dlesolving the agreeable 2 •!... Mr. t... 1...,. 1 ...I .1.:, 111 lit otr t• •0 std '::c foment relethrte able/ here oxated be y .••• 11,C 3.010r1 1 do Jim tsowy.r to..n we to hear my testimony to 'our entire I • ~ in ... alran 11 la If re Ilemier 6 'elity eJ an r C6-er, end to the onceaelog cars, c.l Mr. 6 boo s-rf . .0 .1.31.• 11,,e,.....1 1 V'ts eller. ;I .1.. TCre, :krt. 0 , ..0 and Tr. bo•itmel tkilt which 7,0 , p k,t..-.,t, r m urnsou 10, Isl. b,lon 1...• Leo so•ed upon IS2IO who ware the ftlbjocts I tit. tun ft I' J. Le. 110 W a Murphy of )bur cffirtal care. t..../.1 $ W hllthil , r'l .'..1 ,, DJ ~.., Vaplt C‘r.gratuleling Ton upon the fact :lint to ..0. Y.freJ 11 11,11 . ft, 61,, ~:smbbr.t yr,- rttirt mitt y. a -at. e.rfoy the p,....intl re I . • Mr.! Pant 1 ... 1: , .. Ilayant I .1. 01, Crciet.,,n I :., 11, A..chec. ward of an rprti ing con•rieore, earned by it, 13 La,..11,-,. !, II t Cotolocrt y 1 fsithtel puklio OMvise, •o 4 that you Id. •• .to tte w I lo Km lc Tonto now s hare the gratitude of every cilia ta of the 1 1.1 S r from ,met 1., t....t an 411,3 A, P.,..1 1A.,: L.,....,...1,, I a . , I to. It m.g. , al •torta moo. La: ••• *ld ar.cl.l/ or Ett• • T I,' y'• your friend, atwta I 'a, inwrs ...f •uu, i !rot ....n :at .. , ..a i....,,,,,,.,, , 1 •zir,,. A,I Co'','te in f1.t11.3.411.G., I .1, •to it:o0; M. It , Stirs. General of PA. 12 .3. A L L , .1.. sod tvi.,n. The fat:twins articled have Leer seat to one orn.lee auttog tlte month of J oly /Anaiw cc Rot, , p C t, 01 . 1 .. t....- _. sr-....`Pllxtt.rtoaocrts, t,411..__ .go 2loTt'irk:J• ___ ltor . ...... tae Musk, 13 °.. IMMO II lit ream....._....--. Past wad 810........... 33! . .3r. , 1 Tea rase -....__ llacta,roblete . ' OJi o..ra htart - ti A , •.-__.. On to— 164 j Prokoleof otMag - , rot. 31!Ilttro . acid. Ma....._.- Pd. Ire 1003 nay hoe -ill 1 . 11 331, fAS.A. ,_... 210, Winn Bottle.. .130333•3•11,.•(.3. ........ 1 3 . I It-stoly .. Coma». Ni. Tee !row • . 10" ' • om. P. wit. artiber, lo Crutcbsa, pre. ... lc , Itager,r..• ..... ....... ..o. 1.332, , Baal, f..r Lilo. Wao,P. r WI. • . ........,......11,2f. Amelleoldier bsuke,pg. 111'4111., en, :t..- At ..... - WO ty. pave 4,ll{3 P•l3 3 = •. 1,4 Tearto. v..... 1 :131 t Marto., _-__ ... 14 j W II: u . ., rm. r, rooms Ir ' Land ova. to, :ker., 1'.., 1 r,,,,, In maw-- ..... ;10 :Oa ...Coo ',Mom. .: , ard of ,ho / - ausi.a J go to V.ni.r.i . o. toed to II amis. ot ' of ,ot 13,1•1 3 1.3 motom. ^oath. wood tl. to - ..et wnry hut...l Mr ma web s . Jdostdag,titte •eat to. o, met LLe C 033,32.101 13 . ~ titias sahtostAlti Its mot):. At v7hr, p...lnt srlssn• P 3 3 331 13 appu - rta all bet c.r. I . e‘,., ..., Ing • M ot . ol. rl.• '0.M.11,,, u: ,r. : .... I t•••• to.. . - lot ~.- i sle it,. mot.to 11 . atrial t...1.1:r.,: . ao : 1.11.111,1. 1-ad• to!. 3 • trh Lops or cot straw. too tow.. sad mow. sett, i• • .. 011 rxna. to u - d (to: ~ •• ....ottrls, uf of ktado. aut. for ebb Ist I.n 6ws , t2tlssitsn goon., No 74: N vitt G '.l west. I .0! .' Christ!. CIATIVAM:O I, I ilssncks. City 11..11. Open esery sitsrnorts -:. to. o'clock. To the People of Allegheny County. The undersigned, the committee -appointed by the meeting of citizens hald,on Sunday morning if •• to 1101110 messcres for the protection of Itittebergb and otetnity age nst the threatened :►td of the enemy, feel Melt:slue! by a sense of duty to the public, to admonish their fell'• eltnetr act to :elapse into a :eating of false ecrtrity. Ito dictates of rtitdinary prttenre ought to c‘r.v!r•in cls to relax to effort to plate this city std ceightiorhood in a politton capable of an ad, ~ nate defines in any contingency which may ,{r. 'het a `ergs, force of the enelny has teen de too d Item the rebel army and .eat la [hit it r<rtiOn on a peers] mlesien of ailichol, le be y owl all questlee. Large !lambert are reported to have moved, alter tho late battle near Win th•eter, in the direction of CI igeoek and Cam. terlend, anti the ultimata devonatlen of which e-o , tly be co: jectured—wbothre It le their Bur p.," to moss the Mirabeny ra..antsinp, a very time will determine. it w se, no d.mbe, • email detachment Irons this force vetch latel7 e;;:ted Chlmbersburg, lasing :no It in lebe3 and perpetrating other act,' of bendieh bar berily Ito Wel:mond me;',.. of the "I:th ate., re fe ct.r.g to the enoceee et +.109e1,1 in near At'inch,t , •- szyc, tLat their • ear.' ricvp3 tette 112 no 00,1:tt, N ',new 107 rnz• filo, and the doom of the micoor'e etronglaolde are again perhaps wide coon." It a at least ra.,battle that the latatee of Maryland mud Pran• e;lrinta ore now at Early'z mercy, and we here no reason to doubt that be will be audit to nee the immense advant age he has gained. The Lett news of Early will probably come to no through the northern papers, and lively news it la likely to be. With inch a LeentiO3 as this, and with the knowledge of the beat that the faros of Early, in ete 'Aar retiring towards Richmond and movies Jap the Potomac tee this dtreatlon,we eh chid rogerd enree lees .1 criminally calpeble did we not ad =Limb our follow cilium/zebra, In oar judgment, the danger is each arts warrant the molt '.tire ezecteona on the part of alt good citizens to meet sod evert it. We are Willing to deVnts oar time and thane with ocr fellow citizens all nettle - eery a. ?eases inetdent to a thorough state of preparaticu to meet end repel the enemy should he visit a+, bat wi boot the earnest co-operation of the people by t olantary military organisations, all °Corte f the committee must necessarily prove abor tive. Taos. M. Howl, Jl3. Pear, ,a. Tone B.lnewiru., J. T. Lego', F. K. Banjo?, oe. IrtLtroerkt, itatmegt2drimea, Wet. Pater, J•iall 1.111,0 f J•ea.1421 DnicA.s, J. I. Buzsarr, Committee. gegutt 0 On I A !supposed Thiel. Yesterday, a man calling himself William Freaklin, ,toned a pawn bra:tees office, in th? Fifth ward, and endeavored to pledge a quanti ty of ladles' underclothing and a bendsome tit using gown. The pawn broker questioned him closely as to the tanner In which he pro cured the articles, and his answers were of inch a imitate as to convince thv peenhrokar that the Roods were mien. An officer war lent for, and Franklin taken heltre Alderman Jones, who committed him to jail f.or 1 farther boating on Friday nekt. The goods, which are of the beet ql.ltity, are marked ' , F. IS. Leggett', Flo. 4," and.. E. Drake." Fervent haring loot any articles of this descrip tion lately, shoulduall upon Alderman Jones. 5 03 6 VI 5 00 03 5 (.0 300 Y. 0) A TILCREE KILLIO.--A aottool smoker, • resi dent of Wl!more, was reoantly killed on the Pennsylvania iF from hill stisi• dance. 110 waa standing on the track looking at one train passing, when another happened to coma up, of which he was not aware, and 'track him, killing him instantly. MEE Urn IS S 801,1 SI, 93 A kiss Daorwan.-04 Sunday afternoon, • man named Jobe Delaney, VI et hi' death by drowsing near Jehestvwn, titony Creek, at • Vitro called the Pocks. hie was a astir.: off:fig - - land, end in the full rigor of msahnoi, bat ow ing to his Inability to swim, he aist this untimely era. Burn Pnnanza,a Causcu —The friends of Vivi S. J. Wilsoo will be pleased to burn that he le in the oily, and that the Sixth Pres byterian Church will be opened to-morrow glorying st 10;4 o'clock, for the prunese of ob— serving the day_ in obedience to the reopest of tharowAn that be. Mlle are cordielly aittea. Aria-rms.—The Horne, earrings, I;togglei, Spring VNtostaarnosii, boloaglut to 'the sdlon&L,LaYM Eitablio,.will be sold Without re. sarrardlnAriOr adkax.). moan& at 1 0 0 ' 4 . 0 k. sdallut envoi above !WHIM & T. S. lictOzzu.asa, Auer. The Nurthu-estern Ralirvait. intertat of the city of Baltimore, l a the N,rtbriestern Virginia Railroad, bas been put by :he liaa:m.,re 8 Unto Railroad Cam pan;—the :.,liouing bete: tba terms agreed tt r ,, oot,h, $ . .;• , ,n(0t a 5.1 days, an in 40 dm?, a:OCE; a tote: of f 1,20t00 . to to !aid the city for its mortgage titterer: Lei the road. Th., le romewhat Ire than the origl • tar, ,t of the mty interest, but the corporation o Oelf el of COO 11•Itillaort k r•curse by the sale a Lanefit in 0.,rti,0 with o ail the other mockholders. Tee Korth err .tern Virginia ltal road may non ho regardal a* be yrolougation of the mein stem of the 13 tI • umrre S , hto Railroad, and the officere of the atter company are wined, at work puttleg the toed In The very best condition for treed. and tra oh; both u regards the track and tunnate, and it I. 111.0 611 D ,1150414 by the railrea.d eillaare that the bridge across the Ohio river will be Faulted t o ct-f lot Son at an early day. fly thlt missy men' Ib hirtri•lta .1 Clocionati Reitroel ti be ir••01 . beneetted, m that road roarets til lth the No Virginia at the .0010 river. Thy for Oat. Tao •ad nlree The , ollo•ring important ardor has jell barn ;erred trent the A •olant. fienerart 'a • !unteets 'ening in three years' organlyt. who may hate, at the data of re Oeill.le• went, tare that silty day- to , may re-en tar an the regiment. rr er , mpsnies to +bleb they be*.oolg, for one s two or three yeare, as they may in teen ea‘e elect. The ne• term will eta ate, from date of re eallatment. VI met re enlisting wit! be entitled to the bot,, y kr,iita by the hot of Onogresi, fns or, year ;;;10 f..t two years I. 100; for three year, PAO. The Iw provideett at on• third of the b. wall "shall be pfd to the soldier at the of his being mustered ,to mtortsred• into the ;orrice, one-ttard at the expirelco of half h i , term of terriers, and one-third at the tapirs . ,"f l'osp. , rta ^f eralite tinder the foeege , ng, molt be made and kept separate 'rem those for other trona. men re-enlisting se herein provided, or furloughs will be prtmitted. „Commiaaanes el blotters eel shalt atelstents, b• held re p t,.ble. ;Est date eondition is dletinatly ander st,od by all co...tread. Tl liilltin Enrotlment We have already re forced to the foot that tie Ct•mmltte. of Home Detente of Ilia mealy, had et v,ludwi to Lave 4 new enrollment of our °hi. lens plvr-the p r po•e of b a y; e ow: protecuon m came of a raid. Me-, • t,. wry bas bad tbo ftee:sery bents is coed, or lbe enrolment will be ,meansed th;m morning. I a order to buten the work, az rr clutene will be employed iu each +wird, trd It to otwntrht. the enrollment wilt he ^oa pl• • rd ?rating the prerent week mwenny-f ear tholmnd rteni of aftal, which are at the Ale. gbony Arlenel, have been placed at th• diapotal Cf pelletal Ceoet by the tioveromeot,whl eh 011 be lr.ned to companies am fast am they are formal. An effort w:11 be made to have three fall regi , moots armed and equipped and ready for serene within the foot tan day.. • the 100th Roundhead Regiment. • Cognsitle , to The g in , s racial list . ..af the casualties in ' hi. rrgi t durdig the late battle before Pl rerd g K. •-•1 —Card. Walker C. °firer, Co. B, Llec. lik card F. Craven, Co K. —Meet Wu, Hammond, foe. Datil Jahn.( n, K, nee'. T. H. kleC enact', 11, art; P. o'.• rt C IParkerly,C, measly, Thomas Ottu, J.mee Crows, F, th igh ; oraall 11. P. MeClun, A, ler ; hilehael Currie, A, I; , . Charles Mitchell, 11, back; Letts!' Js cob Priaanere—Meior Thomas J. Hamilton; Acijr taut Samuel 0 Leasure. Sleets!) Wale, Asteenniv.--,a meeting o lc" heavily. PI .". - .......„.„.- chit tide,, will be held on Friday evening nett, at 0.D.01 Bartlett and - C A, marelial eve polio ere in Petersburg, unhurt. the School House, for the purpose of reoeiring outstanding oertifiestes, and also now onnoorip- It was rumored on Monday that a force o Mons to tho bounty laid. It it hoped that all rebel cavalry woe moving toward, oar loft, • ef. the ootrtendine ooreillistes will b i bonded in at nothing hat trenipired. as vet, Po that crort.r. that „...„. Ty.„ will ho a cep ,r, from t 1,4 ti... 0 ~ 1 the trierrapo operator. we Bernsid ', n otty 0 „.,, y e g ,,,....A,, a 4 a i : g sz „ o g " 0:7 0 ,,.. curt. aura boon arr-l'oti, uha•ssi with Cr I. rolled user. Lot thole be a full at:salters, and he the contents of dispatches, old ilia, are to Pr hi sad Illarolscilon on th, part of those li• held for trial by court martial. obis. to draft. Three hundred wounded &Users and soldi• re arrived here today from City Point ; moo of them belonged to Gurnelde'r oorps. About four thousand eick arts wounded a ill amain at City Point. The news from the front seem to indicate 1.• at be eharootcr of the rebel movement is in. oh nom formidable than a mere ra. .al ) eft Benuregard with his immediate c om mon.oo to garrison the defences of Petersburg, and le .. g'• isg to 60016 point upon the Potom ea with hi., entire army, either for the purpose of ono .08 '.le columns through the richer portion of Pe. re a lintels, or to again attempt the captni• of V othingtotil . Whatever toupee the rebel chieftain ie term nee 0 prose', he willfind Gen. Grant with MS r 0 net 01 /MIA .ready to meat 'him. Taking all the vents of tho past two month, Into on. ederation, It would seem that. the •hi ledere have come to tho conclusion that, id Want knocking at their front door and S • er• non pounding away at their back, n.• ew lone new mow to mode Se tottering alit eh tho Southern Oonfederaey would soon -eme demo with a crash; WILMS & demonetratti to loco upon the National Capital, or a grand if ape the North—something to reuses» th; Seth and.,to constitute a fresh bid for to •igt ineriontlon. • . L t..,:asset' ham MN tried the fettle!ea ion; of Waeleingtou to their retisfastion, the opt• lot scene to prevail that be vet I try to. other . on of he Mitres and sweep Into the lower eon. tie of Nennsylvania. , tepawhes 10•36;,641 by the Gevemme• to nifateirout Atlanta, anemia no news of I. pot igirre, Gen. Shempun eras awaiting Ole r tar of teazel eilieditleas tont out to interrup th enemy's Sqlaanzdaations. hisenwkilw-th . t la Meg slowly but eerily invested.. ' . ...It,soturarns, August S.—Three. hundred .. Ira amity sisitedUagarstown lest Friday i , • .' . atria of oars end some freight. . Otiml Eerlystrosied the river the sent '413 -witlits,ooetions,indetstietettionf thlo o air toraih• rooroseenths ever. Benotehel• ter. tinlaisaddtenutonadtagi smart. . ......„—_ r --- , --,,.... skip _ DloPllPD.—Oalimindav evening I man named William Woodcock, wee sitting by the bank of the river, near Bridgeport, fishing. fell into the ricer PP.I VP/ drus,ed. He wee subject to 6 , 11, and be is cuppcsed to have been laboring under an attack at the time. The body wee recovered c the same earning. id OAKLAND P.o.e.—A race will take place at Oaltiand Park this afternoon, at rine ealock, isetirron uroy Ilawk and Scar, No. 2,for a pa rte of floe. Tho track is in excellent condition, and a closely contested 1 , 100 1:63.1 be anticipated. Da dots Esau.—This distinguished physi— cian Surgeon Gsnerni of ilesteyirenieo has retutund the graniteo of his profession at So. 97 Fourth street, opposito the Provost Marshal's (Zoe. lint triad will be tonna in another column. PAsaan Taunton run etry.—Major amoral Hooks; passed the /thy yesterday afternoon 43 MI W.) Bout. A number of persons who hap• paned to be at the railroad depot it the time, had an opportunity 4 taking the oldhero by the hand. ,No SLR' MAVIS?, MUTT —No supplansent• ary draft will be ads to fill the Toots, ander the calls for 700,000 mart, Provost Marshal Fas ter having on Tuesday resotrod an order to that effect, • "Tee VAL3III. o. THI Caton"—republiettati Ire= the "Constitutional Monad," In aid of the Spiders' Pend, and for gale at Kers end Etln• Cr',, Pittsburgh, and,Clnehran's and Benples, Allegheny. Pries 20 ohs. Colons, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Colas , l oan eats, Asthma, Catinh, any Irritati.t and Soprani of the Throat, italtilatly.T•Unid ,by..-114tifieg Bronehial Troches. To Patina a gas and Mange. shay areeiteetnel in ale awl stvisg , Warr to the voice. Bel 14 TittiiTEST NEWS BY TBLEGBAPII. Our Special Dispatches. THE RIAIEL INVASION, SEVERE FIORT ON TUESDAY Tenne,see, as I telegraphed pa, it pieced .he Army of the Tenneasee, by a dank mote• neat, on the eght of the Army of the Cumber. and. 1!E FNF'IY COMPLETELI ROUTED. Tbo Gm Kelly Attacked by Johnson and Hensland Another Campaign in Maryland or the Shenandoah Valley. liN. EMI OA THE POTORAI3 WIN IN I.lnlEASti LORCK. OPERATIONS BEFORE PETERSBURG Flag of Truce Allowed to Italy Doad cad TELEGRAPH OPERATORS ARRESTED Lee Reported Moving his Entire Army. IVIMiXIIIN OF PESNSILTINII NISDICTED Nothing Important from Gem Sherman lhepai,e t, Pitte'etir4h Gantt. Cisenrserox, August 3, lade. Oep Kelly war attacked at Cumberland yes• terday at four o clack p. m. by • large torts au • der Bradley Jobe son and McCausland. Attars severe flght of instal boars duration he som pletely routed the encaly, capturing several cs....totts, • great many. wagons and a earl am runt of plunder, which tnny bad stolen. in Pennsylvania. The enemy is In full retreat to wards Oldtowo, and Oen. Folly is pureeing him. Sbe cleaned is deserving of great credit for his brilliant ninory. kl• bar always nun enaorias tul in defeating the enemy with a vary inferior Circa. :be Sole vote proratent in some •tasr tere that wr tnsy hear of another campaign in Maryland a th. Shaasahoah Thi3 troprearion ari•ca from a report coma; from clap •cr..a :f the rt ant Jrnrations on Ors north bank A •he rie•r. Thie report, which pm . hays ef,t.Cirtec:io3, "is thst there wer• two earns ”efrontleg our tray flyer how S,t 1..,re, C. We ine,lsy of last week, and eject th withdrawal of oar troops from that teens of opera deur, they horned a train of tar, act tslenog obey err meet steret, and 4,1310 !:eight e• .or Ring to U. 11. Lager, I rgior F J - nor trip crossed the river at Wtill smt?..rt on the sax, J.,.0 Itn ...ut , men, and dispatotud they Cur - a!•1 al'u iv to aeoveto Ilagerstown. Istarm of IL. cavalry from Hagerstown to 15 , 111. tt"..T.'tt• I 'W es recrossed the river to V s+Rttae ani sow holds ilisrtleibera and the turrosindieg country. The. rebels wilt 4 at n ..ger.to gra vie lifed all the stores, but found little to them. • _ rri , isy next is S. day ulna which IP. H. Cut. r shall safer death bl hangtag. Cuter was • abort time Sift!. found guilty, by • milt• tau commission, of furnishing the rebel' with ntypilirs, among slehich seen milliorts of rya cap., sant by him et a time when they Wall 11103 i needed by the robals. At the time of ills ear tn." a large rebel mall was foand upon him, and •c.. sg the tenon was one to tba au' horitial at Elletrotind, pamtiog eoi • oeriain petition then In the bench as • 1 woke* spy,sand adstsing him to he hung. A rebel captain who iuna Lava oar lines and glare atm•elf up. ant who brought saleable in formation, wan before C al. Ingraham, Pruost Itlar,hal, to-day. Cal. logrishain"„hald hiss fair for her examtantion. An eGcer who disgertsi from [ltaly's army yesterday morning, :lad came late our liens, 149 - 11: The rebel cavalry force now operatlag is the sallay and up the river, numbers 4)03 eau t.s• roe. They hare all bean remounted and Liiiii.ped recently, and art:under the cammazd of I:radly T: Jt.tn,n and McCall/land. The Intancry force are ander d.riy, who says he is doie•rnited to LA.I to. salter so all has....ads. :a the eal.er are engaged in thrashing Crlt, and be retains every tenth bushel. Lis la alao iurlng a tan for labor performed In war- g 14• crops. i:atiy • s fasces somber hatwoao 35,000.121 14,- 0 TG:: Major itarry who as itya.rtad at Chaaborsbari, alive cao , l was .t ri bephrri.tcvra yesterlay • rainglaitli a small ista:Satlat of his aaaii. act.— I,furmati.r. 1.43 booa;:iroozire4 htra from in o t't The adrttrt teof:trare' rot iletwodicn:Nlowl ty:fr,m tl trti deAr tof brim t! ;Ca 3 ataa lea. :„Tbnof to Itt*rho_wort?ltlirelthe:‘prorl• dltl the an 1:o more thra;a (Latta wore broti,g,t ft+ , of I.', 14 are a ~.c.td to fe front of the r.-o'er ar tia diV.S2IO o 1 o yards the groun I was li...rally covered with the dead. One hundred sod eighty colored and forty-fire white were counted end buried on the spot. The large 'lumber of colorod troops kil led is owing to the fact that after the white troops had charged across the gap the enemy's guns opened • raking fire on the oolorai troop , mowlog them down with centiliter. The wo oft us, tog the dead wee not completed until 10 o'clock, when the true, ceased, and the robe iu le few minute, atter opened fire. Gets. linehtod Johnsoi, A. P. 11111, Mahe • end Sandell were on the laid with 'number f rlll-ers. Maj. Gerard, of Mahonee I tr. tr, had charg•oi the deger the rebel side • d Ide.or James E Derma, of the US New To C.,lry had charge on our side. Theenemy ha • led their ballot' their side of the line and el - vied their wounded to the roar. they claim o hay. 1 200 prisoners including wounded. Tb Nista their lees stabocr. SJU, hat this Is not mai t • .d, as in charging to recover their-work. th LATEST FROMATLANTA. Position of tiha.oian's drmy - GEN. STONEMAN'S EXPEDITION NACU RAILROAD DESTROYED Dln...tal so IL , rittatrargt. G.7.ltt, AnguAt 3, 1 , 64. Lend of the Late moremeat transferring Mho ho Cumin:Mad to the left of the Army he army, Se established. encircles Atlanta on the weft side, the left being on the Railroad to Marietta, and the right on Proctor's Creek, two miles mouth and net of the line, and ran be shelled from any part of it, and it plainly risible from any cf the enr.neneee along tho line. The latest dotes are op to noon, the 28%. The enemy had opened with artillery on the cow them Jut established. Our imitates were just going into position la the winks, and the so gage:neat was opening at our Soforentht left. This ettange of position was made mil, Attar the complete destruation of the Augusta • Rsil road. sad for the purpose of getting on the M•- .a • This rind loaves Attests on the West side, and is much cosier to reach from the West than East side. The threatening position of Howord ipduesd the enemy to attaok him on the afternoon of thus 20th. All the positions immediately on the city pear to bare bean abandoned. The maul count of robots killed in the bot tles of the 20th, 22d end 2dika, and buried by us, figure up to thirty-nine hundred. Oen. Stonamon, • short time since, started on • raid against the Mason Railroad, with (ice Ed. IdeCook's division of cavalry, oomposed of Long's and I...Loran g's brigade. Au oflioer just in from the front reports the following as the result of the raid The Macon railroad was reached end torn op for eigh•reen miles, the T• 41.1 and ties being burned and the road made a oomplete wreak. The command wes returning near Newman, when It fell in with a large wagon Crain,whiott contained Most of tht privet., properly and Al of llocd's payers, from the character of which it was thought that flood wet erzenatit g Atlan ta. Year Newman a quantity of wh:sky was ceptored, sodlhere the troablo began. Th•-rebecOoneral Rale.; in pursuit cams uo whls SleCJok, sod a fight ensued, and from all accounts, o MnCook was routed. ; Flee hun dred of hip command, reached Marietta, who report the surrender of oho main ;body of cur troops, 1100 strong. Some illy Gall. Coo killed. They glee doleful Fund douhilse eaeg Berated 000000:' of •Ealn. Mout. Col. Drown stas. of Person Browolow, was the first to c-.me and reported himself ea the only cif ter oh. etceped, a.hers are comiag d!•!-,1•••1 wete the. or four 'dais regi mtnts, 05 loaseas, and fourth tegna.r. :1 Front °Views& ?s• I Ger. Ativet —The tteatetr hticge the fellow:leg frcsa Nem Utietwas,Jely 27 On the 23d a miato g petty at Texwas made their spre.er.noe erpoßtie Nn'ohee Led were sew:idly t brat' rd, s tog ler0711: moo. 1:15 uf the 21 I IKth I ilin oils cavalry ar >seed Amity River •••• miles from B tton R mg', and alter croceeding 10 miles met 300 rebel cavalry, and killed 00 and. captured 40, besides ISO sand of army and all their unusual:ton, which Vas in a rs•Ectu., Tee State Convention her completed its labors, end the constiustion adopted by It will be submit trod for rati6cation to the people on the srst Monday in Septair.beer. • 1 homasi'. Oily, •litor of the nee., awl r. S. ub- Treasurer, woe arrested for "Miffing the eon. entice, end sentenced to ten days' imprison • meet in the parish prison. The contention PAIS • od a ,e3Oiattcst recommending his disasiseat by President Lmooin, and the suppression of his pa der cy the military setherities. The command ing tieneral, hoverer, has reliasid May from prison. He is accused In the public prints of using :he belle tin board of the nava by putting up the rebel accounts of adrere as to our arms, and for warkir gon the gold market. H. is also charged with uMag hi, p.deitiun as Treasurer, whirls gat• him great ad stages to farther his own apstralationo. All the vat'''. stationed here were eaddenly started up the river yestardAy afternoon. What the matter le no one imams to knew, but rumor has it that the reboil are advancing on Morgan- , ab..ut twenty mile, !three Foraludson. - A serge number of Union prisoners tiles been aohanged and aired here to Sunday Met. :hers were 1,000 In all. They were captured tier to the recent Red river campaign. The ft li , ,eriog ofricers wore among them C. i Lark, 20.0. Captain Coulter. 29.5, Lt. I: ey, 19:1: Lt. Bennett. 19 . .1a; Lt. Jain., 1•1:1, I..t."Wright, 19 h, Lt. Powell, Itt , h, Capt. ltederte's, 19tht Capt. riAer, 19:h! Copt. A dome, hr Copt Mott, Indiana regtments.—LL Col. lieu, 29th: Copt. Butt, 20.5; Captain Leg.: Capt. Wallace, 2.015: Co .1, L.. rt Lt. Sherr.y, lit Kentucky srallery. Ls Col. Cowan, 10 :5 fiitoole erratr . . I.'. theehborgh.. S regiments—Lt. rage, VS L. S. 1 afantry Lt Dam C. S. S.gnal Corp, Cap!. Allen, lit. 11“antry Liens, hearse, Antis; Molter U. S. gunboat c;liton. A number cf _aaral off,tra are &MOD; the pripon,a. T 6• prisonert sacto ruffsred ' From the:Upper Mis,nurl. • o r. Louis, Ati7giut N.—TbeTii.onanori'...it rood of aL Joseph on Monday, from the up- nor st,i se, •s Zr.J nr.h.1,1 tie tepees made three assaults ea „the fort widen weae easily repulsed. Gene-• 1 Sully left Fort Rich 02 the 17th for the heart of the Eiloux nation, where he is expect. .a to have an pngsgement. The expedition is composed of two Stanaesota regiments, the 7.11 lows cavalry, two companies of Dacotatt •olon - Leers, 110 Nebraska scouts sad (oar guns. The command took thirty days' rations: The remain der of Sully's farces ware left to garrison the posts sostablieturdfiX companies of the 31 Wl3- c can at Fort Rico, one at Fort l glen, and the rem•Mder of the regiments along the river. Emigration had began to antra at the mines. Labor was so abundant that all sortid not end employment. Hundreds of tattoos were starting for Ca:Hernia and Oregon, and others were pre• paring to return to the States. F ire steamers, laden with Government freight, had 1-1.11 ordered to Fort II•aton by Gen. Scull. The lemeAnder of the moantaln duet will oral • ably be detained till fall, transporting a3roru• meat Reapplies, large quantities of which are laying along the river. From Cafro andplemptile. tessirule,Angat l—Ylaluberg • 'tees of the 20sh say: A party of guerrilla" attacked a lasted plantation five mile. distant and destroy ed everything on the place. They shot eight negroes, 111 of whom died. The weather to very cool. The Jarkion of the 21 h A 'l conitrili:.loatiisti with At/ante it cat off. 'the htidge acre"' ?earl river, dostroyed bJ Gen. Slocum, is to be repaired. The came paper 'contains a proclamation from Got. Clark calling the legislature to meet at Macao on the 24 of August, Jackson being too mach in danger from the Federal'. (i.e. Waabbnree is organizing a new expedi • tion, which is to be commanded by Gen. amid', the destination of which it contraband. The Government warehouse' on the levee wars o fired on Saturday eight by an incendiary. The damage don. wilt slight. CAl's°, August 3.—The steamier Fairchild, of g the niartne..t,rigade, wet fired into at Arhton - lending, on the 27th, by & rebel battery of fear of goes. Seventeen shots crunch-the boat. One man woe killed is or fifteen hundred Texan infantry I , recently made a raid upon the plantations near to N &tabu. They killed • Federal explain, wand ' ed several of his men, and oarrind aw ty all the neer° men, males, and • large quantity of sup plies. Toe gin house of J. A. Votaress, in Williamson county, 6lLelseippt, was burnt on the 24.:h with ISO bales of cotton. Less $300,001. 1.0 • New York Money and Stock Market. • Bpoctol Dt.patcb to tho Plttolnargio Gictotta. to Nrnv Tole, August 3. ;° The stook market to mom &Alva and rates II bass again -advanced. Pitiaburgti and •Yort, m Wayne 117; Cleveland and Pittebanith, 11 4 ; V. m 8.61:e., 1S 1, 105%®11:4!;; Cat Yeat eatee,44; Bevan-Taney Them,' Neale 103 0 i 08.15; laws-Terandoe,lo7oto l l4. Geld te ir . reenter and unsettled, doling ttne afternoon at' From Europa. Non Yost Allgast the itesinet Bremen, feel; Southampton on the 10th .Telh trelearn that Gatibaldileft filch( on the Mb for Capron.: :MI the Wanes on the weft oozes of Elthienwls are now In the poissttlea of the alrite.l Ptoosmlettattettlueteprobably casaatil at Vienna 9th. L610.20_24 Alln, steady; win* N. Tama tloehili tors, IL. Prom the Seat of Wisc. BastoulTlEß ARM' orb PeroglC, 1 A 1, 166‘ The rebels buried their dead on their side Of the line, and 'carried off their wounded. They elaim to have 1200 prisoners, inelading the wounded. They state their lose to be 800, but ibis is not credited. Offen. Bartlett and Ctl.Mirehlll ore in Peters burg unhurt. A rumor prevailed to-day that 4 for-a or rebel cat airy were sten moving toward Our 15! , , bat slog has yet been developed conctralag it. The tersta•eh operators of the to array cog. .re 1 I.ted antler anent this warning and ore to I , e tried by court martial. • They are charged with :natio.; known the contents of Sispa , .ctee r ateide partite. NO Aug. 3.—A rperis i l to the P..? t'rcto Washington, dated Angus% 3, rays that Early's hr,thinartere are at Wittehoster, and a detachment of rebel cavalry is on the line of tb• Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The War Department has assigned General Brooly to command the lbth ocops. Gen. Hooker has been ordered to report at Waehirgton without delay. The whole rebel army is in ferret If retort / burg. From !few Orleans Ni. Yost, August:.—By the steamer i ss so we leans that all the troops to New Orleans were suddenly sent up the river on the 26th. It is To ported that the rebels were advancing on Mor• gess', though it L not known that these troops ova gone to that place. One thousand micas prisoners hod arrived et New Orleans. The Coeuarreiars Washington disgdder say. It is understood that an earnest appeal will be made to the President by leading Republicans to give Oct.. McClellan a commadds Id b urged that enlistments to the number of ens hundred thousand would brisevared in Now York. The Impression gains ground that Hooter will s bare a most important command. It is hemming apparent to the . War Depart ment that the rebels are resolved on a vigorous eatopslgn on the upper Potomac and are rein- foreleg Early strongly. Latest Prom Mexico New Yost, August 2 —The steamer Roanoke, Into Havens, 7nly 99th, has arrived with esivi— oes from Vera Cray to the 23d. Several skirmizhes hare taken pleas near bleeds° City. Julies' forces had left Bellaire for Monterey, where Nearest* hal joined Swint. Mashedßien has deceed a Franck cods of law& A Committee has be ann pppointed to Investigate the canoe of the failure of revenue to pay the expenses of the Government. Brownsville (Texas) adrisees stew that the Federal' have abandoned the whole frontier of the itio Grande. Cortina, is raising a large forte by paying one . dollar In gold per day to rebel deserters. The French threaten to blockade Matamoros. U EVILL LOGAa NOTIONJIL. - - TlOllll PAAZT, Plain Lad Ornamental Slate Roofer, and desist la Pennoyivanla and Vat mont alsta of the bat qnslity at toy rata. Inca at Alas. Laughlin'', now tho Watet Works, Pitttbarga, Pt. ElllttlTl3. —Samna I Orstusc t Co. lifirmliant Tailors, bore removed to 73 smith , ttroet. We are just rootiving oar s-esond supply of spring and sni..l. mar goods, and would moot Ts rpectltlly Lucite our friends and the publito in general to ozamlne ow new stook. believing it to be one of the finest stooks of merobant tailor goods is the city. Ivory * . garment war" ranted to give full sarlsfs.e.slos, on both grim and qtiolisy. Give ma f cell before parehniing elsewhere and judge for yen:salvia. alil.lWil bitC.oa.u.sr- Morahan Tailors, No. TS SmittLel.l slave. nrentat Purses—The ettentioa of °urea:bars dtreetel to the usortmeatof Spring sad annorner Goode just revolved by oar friend Mt. ,john Wo.ot, Ho. 1.11 Yederal street, Alio arty. litt stock comprises a great variety of Eta(ly french, English, Butch and American Ceasimeres and Olotbs, and fag Silk and Ors :core Veid•agir- 411 of.whielt rill be male up to order in the latest styles and in the best wearer. A choice salvation of ihrxraelasig goods oleo on band and for sato, together with a foil stock of 'Wady Made W.ol.llllLll. well and fash ionably made. Voice:eau, A mines' 1— For the derange ments of the system incidental to the change of diet, w.-node, eroptions cad exposnrA which every Volt:tattler is liable to, there are no rem.• dies to sate, convenient and reliable as HOL LOW AY 'd I ILLS AND OINTMENT. If the rimier of this .motice" cannot get a box of Pill. or Ointment from the dreg store to his piece, let him write to ma, SO Idniden Lane, ensineing the mount, and 11.111 matt a boa tree of expense. Many dealers will not keep my medicates on hood because they oannot make as mock profit as other parsons make. Holloway's Pills end Ointment see no r ret ed, owing to the high prim. of damp, 0., 34 cants, 75 cent, end 31,10 per pot or box. For 1 .Je PicOburgh by d ru g Fahnestock is 00. For sale at Faiton' u store, Fifth street, Pittsburgh. For sale also by Geo. L. Keay, Federal street, Allegheny. "Br Ina banks of that lone river" in the South of Prance, where the rephyrs of spring are the gentlest and purest, Prof. Lubin found the "Principal Yloretta" which he has Incorpo rated with his new toilet article, the " llair Dressing Floriline," the most perfect and de lightful Hair Tonle the world bat ever prodav el. Try cae It and bear witnoi; the truth et our assertion. Sc iniooementa held ant try offerias lore pines; bat ea equitable fee will be charged in every ewe, for the best caderiods iriit be mai, aa3 all the time end eiciti eseassieir Lo Jeer. permanent rurulal teal! be applied. dil7:6m. prelate earl =date rails will be taken at the Omnibus caoe. tie. iie Peen street, day at eight. All er,lers left at the ,above pleas will be rrotsptly sttetasel to. All calla matt be paid in ede Sachs at a:lotion to night, at :5 cCilelland't, 55 Fifth street- M E ETS Now Yert Market Ncer 3. , Letter for flog l• F our 100 lour. I ~70(ft,lil for Extra Slat*, ro for EL to,, t 0 tu,51141.2 for Trade Brands, the nomigt rinsing hem) with no buyers at tbe outride quoratt.nl: Included lo the axles am SAM fob'. Erlra t tato for Se fE.mher and October, at 5E101.1,25. Whisky closo• heavy at .11,73 for Stnu. ISLA for Wrstcru• NE beat dud end Re loner, SR,RIi3R,T3 Er Chicago Spring, nr.ThnO. for SI bassi:al Unto, 1T5,5Cr.2,57 for Winter Rod *eaten, Cur. dull, heavy and lc Muer ; Sl Suer {LIS tor her EFastarn, including one loud of very euire at SI,Sh. Crata pool declining at 11,0I@LOIX, f W—atirrn. Wool 'lnlet arid nuchang Osffee flotmem dub; 'Sax Oda., SUS, Unatovalo St .tO. Petroleum dull and nominal. Sle for °ruin d 2 NI, for Itedned In Scud, and SWITc for LatEred Tree. Laa , y and loser SR.If r Slam Se for !tsar. r lorrl ay, as the 'outside prim, SoES for Prima, It 7 for Primo il'.., and Prime Hem for attract, our nptlon, at IhE ' :0 11..• f dub ani haarj. Lard • lattle higher and fair demand, at .2`,..-i4421X. Putter Licher 53445 c fur Chao, and alOpec r r eta.. Comm" firm it 13933,.. Stoat and Money Market., Ns.. Thai, Assatt 'I —Comer quiet sadateady. Strella,r 9 alet, •t les, for gold. Gsla firrusr, opaallag . Wranrlstt co tz„terli, Err:tale,: adranciag to .'"st, Lad aleatag 9 00 0 t 4, !5; 3,Colerneaertt ,a4[.5t.14 1 ; U. S. Coup.. tet-heirs t A'att Gaups. 101441.0114; 744 V.I. ory Notes ltleA;, A tato lase. rotarronee4 bore at tp.m. Weal, 'mat. Gold rtes to nil.; an a rumor that Goat was ro t realise to Waslangtot. Taste 111141 m. atts.ad beard bad tilts allaraorrts Mining Stect. • Y.ar., en; L•St 3--The following ern the gees of intning Boston today.: Canons CentraL c.rwr ......... IN. W. Philadelphia blarLeL Prto-totunita., Acxcon 3.—FlTar Jolorst quiet- Corn aloc. Al 11,71 Pr.vOnolot don W rotrocom on, tnlynne., rtel wi,k, St. Louts 'dirket. Err. Lots, 3.—Tousuco •astiss sad lab ultte, Gott. %Uranus:lto 11;4 for 111,141tu:. Mut n•oo so v ubgt,r..o far Sul - mitts, end PDX t, Doubts Natrc Com bolter n 11.36 , 61.4 . 1. Oats Ivan. ntaD flill.tsgEll WeSocciay,.l oar-0 3d. JOSLPII W. ntssEElak, aaa a• lotto a.d LoAuto attagan,agot .11 inotl.and eigtt.ca data. Ibe foraral lillltake pia" from CU. real/zoos cf offcrt., tianctiliter. at C 4 JOIINgTON--Os hugest. 3 Et LlOllll, youstp.t otu 'Dolga 'SAM Mary .142. ogoitwo Itan, use month .o.ml e4bLdt , 3 1, " Ytmeral Ircha tho nalhasco of trio pcmoto, No. 5) Belem& strati, .111.11trzbehy Vey, ntroitY . • 2 u'olick. lot “LAEULCAL AND, . cox nr.cma SCHOOL. tio.-A St. Clain tarot. Terns all per scholar per qtarter of 11 troika in adranea. - Honed Toltlqnftenta a. vt.t.Ll p. ca. 17-5T1.610N1AL3: . I I;Or31105-1 tax &auto erf Lig Cat Pref. WE.' limns le_eratarntly (mallard toe:v.oy and to teaclt the elr 84 of .r.uidlng and Sposatlag COL tate, dletlartneth pence. erne . = and trOpre.iTl , lard. • - HOST...IITDD, ?revisor of Hivattion' tklt.Earrtaa Pinnarfdrctr.--11a *.teriber of Ileot-aeoping and Peransnel4tei has it. enpeftor. Cana. 11,123 ' Seeylvelco 0110 a. • Those erhedentre solentlfieveil al thoroughly. prratinetionontedda of thelait .etrsce of Bookteeping and eneottota can nearbern obatm tharknowledge 1n a wetter =toner. ibex welder the tsar of Prof. Int. (( a y y, I C4I . SAMUELi t g CISO.; tf.3II2III II DGZ ,-- ' - ' - garolodoseperier D. 1)111 5. = rxxodeos, Pt it„ ~.t.- 404C114 Alai". • tat " • bp. in oplalen, an. septet* ma tearbare to ewe Le orietttea can nes roar. - • •• • IC.S.SMW*fir Sok-berg toe Snow: rnet" 9 , 16 oitY***FLl ,111001111 - 4 ND NOW IS TES ACCEPT!? /UM! eEEAT BAEKRUPT AMMO! asaua AT ifir. **Mal= • Concert Hall Shod Store GOOD, 6cterally .14 f,. DI:1:31f1:90ST. C.lll. mn .1161) jc¢,eirra I.h.t 1117ille iir-VBrftii Do 't forpt tn. ktum, NEC! 1140171))1=111(.. MESS 0141C11., G°'° BeI'OLEI,LANO'S. - - No. 65 Fifth Stott. GAITERi3; : 7 Boots, Balmoral% t3llLpesß,:; •a 7 um, staek of DST Cgr6id. LARGE ASSORTMENT OP G &ITERCi. 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PropriMon NalAar:Mists for Wast.ra Pan. tytruda, Ohio, Indiana, Milo* end fibril. LW, assaututarm of • iroVidar snide Si Palm, &masa, Basin Sosp, kasTsioas vou.rm AND •• of eta savirs num. SOAP. which v• orroMaro. flatly recoashecut as batter rot &Aral LSI ilia au other Ma.. the pablfc, .held b harem In nazi his isertbr Porrih, Eat; Limo or Borii,,cor hay other imbstronookalho oweerfertore which can ebrtrA ottojttre the Mast &- brio. Ttratnete and Woolen* combo embed whlit tit. nyldtry of o,tton or Lines.Allotbee washed ng with t t hs UM PEARL 6011 F do iot 'moire boili or ball he robbleyt. which of course.iMeo the wear abed tar. BILVEB ran Emir llecoace• G. Dirt, TothShaw. PAnlefe tot. Crooke, and the Irons Bea Maar Maas tordsdiatriy. 67 apaising ly whh • csollarlpangs. thus protectlms Windrm• Oarpota and traartare framanda and I. or cleaning martla u.d.door Vila It has no equal.-- Ircr th. 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