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,P2T25132[114 11 3111W8PaPES AND
_ 3_3 P.IIINITHIS COMEAU X.
Resoling Natter. Rom. Yesterday's
MMus Gazette.
Gezieral Omit Ind t*e Pima
A `liptwderdispatoh' to
,the Phil/44414a Pros"
'CI 4 •d Waalitagton,Sept 2, says:
It to eluded on good authority thsi thturo Is a
di letter Washington from
General • Grant, In
whiob he either takes decided ground against
41 the Oldeagorfatform or deeidod ground to favor
of thove-elsetion of President Lintels.. 'I hive
d. not sect the letter. bat it ; is donbtlesi in °est
qones. -All my information is to the effect that
the Army of the P,otomze, and nearly all RI
tesd
-1111, mow and - vohmteer; feel that a great slight
brni_Put upon than by the resolutions - of the
V.l omeention, and by tbenoesi
button of -Pendleton, of Ohio, the steely enemy
of kha war: as a candidate for Vice President.
And this feeling extends in greater degree Jo.
our sensle:i In the otho,Depotonente. OCR*
MCO/04118,stowea General of the
' tear. not szoopteng Broil - sad Pits John Porter,
both of them '
' now ont the service, and both
'7 , 1 rank enemies of tbrAdbinistration, Anent be
put lorwitrasetlie =ante finish" the rolsokionen.
4 such a platfimans lie now oconplei siellif he,
e
were _ better nailibu7 leader than 4rant, tiher
• 1' marii - orii•nby. And-,yet it is tobles and ken
cUotiitthat[Ote :Stott* ot the **MIA 6inedold
the tilik•go tionvention I illegidal Petition
i. b felt letennely.ln all the - lawn= of the army.
kbreaseison'tpredies, un yaterils is Ltlc amiss
4 <I the 11epe - 3/14. who ..pewee vi.t the - Orteasji
hmadcri.cr . dudr aoridittairs. And".this does not'
grow out of a dislike to Genoa' kicOlellan, for
3 marry ottiorsamen luxe been among his friends,
bat tgri,v4urany male shah° oecoples • lapis
anotioulourto ineanifstent position as the can.
aldelikr such gritty; on, mesh * . platform, and
'll in esimis with in* a politician so the anti
wsiloaders to • C9pperbes4 oblei-Peadloon et
Ohto. Averseeis many Of time* *Some, snd.the
men IlthOiollow lax, are to taking Part per
... 7 1 ty strife, - they weet4 be, 'loss Guns men if they
do not men and oppose such an exempts.
••
,-;-;
•Lr'; 4 '
.F. relp Int* of McClellott'e Nam'.
: , z, -:.
,
..;-.4 rattan: ' '
`1 ,4 1
[Pre, ths Toronto, (0.W.) Global
There In noreason to believe that General
. ,
McClellan .would Ae able' to Foie:Mu thi war
with greater vigor or mum then President
Lintiolaburdona. • lie In not a man of - azaurr.
Meaty astute! abillq—esrtabily not the sups
`,g7..,- nor, It evert the equal, of the present inaombent
saps
`v
In that reaped., Hietailitaryedncation end ex
; :d;: perkncensight'insie bits opinion upon an ab
... street psilitary, gelation of greater importance;
, ----is;) butirr the yinictieal_tplatitlas isbisaAtio Prod
:-:;_;; if 4 diary would requir h
s,e is cettlinly far theta.
-.4:r4"eii;i ferior of Mr. Lincoln. Among the funs of the ,
' . 4;.i•i•ii Inner has always been reekotted an excess of
.:',', , ,R caution, or a want of promptness In decision.
,',;', - r , `. Lie is Atm Lad consistens. when once he Mermaid
:.v. , ..,•'!..'; up his relnditiAliatas ennistimea - tost stainable
":• 11. 1 4 lime in arriving at a decision . By tb.ls fault, he
iz has oceasiona ll ywilowodineempetent men to re,
...; %'' if main too long In ofdoe, mud bas sometimes too
- '.. , Ct , tardDy adopted important and n.*mary Olaf •
j
". imes. This particuteiftioltittaiid belommt very
::- • ',i ranch Intemilibrd in: Central IdoCionen. lode
, - . -d , . ..44116a. besalwayehanthttnhstra*Ttiglo
-1
A 4 ., '' it li t Wu; Of htimsbet!then euttneatil with the
a Central Itellwey , rim naves. could begot
.I.:i to docidn'onjibing. - lEo:alas linsitiusdp ' ,...*la
. .7.i f . - . 'g many of Ids tem as commander of the Army of
• -,!';,,-, the Potomac.. , The :Alsatian of 60/a 311/CIOV:
LIU Would Involve' nimborime --W
Changes' fii , th e
--' •' 7 . ;_;,.!, .aunsigement.ofthkgw, Whoa lathe.,,ermy e
:-? .•,1 , 4 had hiefavorltri-some of idiom have sines , i,
, ~,:" set siside-fcrincipecitp - Wittr.Little Mite for
~ r., ' ,4!- - - - .:. President; the 'Pits John.Terterii. would unto!
•' '-,' .1' back and take the places of men who hue been'
-1.6', - ; 4. doings at 10214.110X11l 111 they. ,Th. 0471 and
~;',- i louts Incident talthala changes, bud to the learn
i-- , t , i - tag of thole duties by the vast number a new
~.'. V. band e t , chit and , military, whom a Deumorstia
-,,,',"-5,- tritrais' h In:WU Mingtatoctial, *mid very Much'
,-!--... *-:• retard the war. The impression created at the
, 4 .,;:r 0 : ,5,..,thy."D.....a...1,..ph would hoof gecel , ,
- 1 1'.....',1. emoomeoMent, and would etirmlate ludas saki
~,",
~14. people to verdoubledexertions. .To them, indeed,
A' • ~ • the eleitiorinf Hen: McClellan would *atlases=
•-•:.3
„ 1,4 a greabarvicicry than the winning ei AI groat
1
. ..*:".T., il battle. 'Bat he Is one piths verylast in= whom
,'.• ••-'? ' l. !. the determinediJnionlite elionld =ski President. '
1 -1 .--:' - . , '''• -
!'.:r `:,`J , The Sinitik of the Year.
.. ;. :4.;..; 1, -, ' So nit* lisi -"bseii -Said by 'min who wrote
,-;,- S., ~;, --, .04 loonelysef trainoial ailairs of aerated of raising .
..,•: --1:. -' by Esallenislonettailiennessedailiff tonftery'
•:', - ;ld''' ' - S' • with* vraWabst ismineuritoes haia. coca bate-
'''il-E f i--' Hoye finely that ;ash a thing Is passible, and to
1 1 :1 ,. ;-: , :d . r , " complain of Conkteei that the legislation for
,•,..' :- . llil that penes. tar not beet' ' passed. This idea
. ,' , 7 , - ",, ''' , Hl ,originated with time reboksympashislag press of
1
'4 . , :' ,- land and war there intended to . depreciate
mu g rotp . sets by weakening ear credit. Here it
+ i l.,- ham Lei caught up - bf.Deatcristle 111049 for
4. ; ,N. the purse of forcing hurier,increstes of the
!$^4 . i' . ., , • 2 ‘,... , 1 bullets of tie people, lit ordet - Wrinder the Ad
^, : - :'' . • : ;k 1 - labliou-lkikcilio.ges that the conduit of the war
•••• `, 1 might thafelby Myra into Dimmed , hands.
~ ~,,.. , e , • , ),;,, Now, it-ti high time thee the people - were
'-' , li . •-• ,: . ; ,•:•:1 - . •kuldo sdel”inted. with the fact,
war
Is not
1 11, wacticeble to support such a war as this has
~1. , ., ~,:- ', k,on by revenues raised by texe ll on alone.- NJ
. :" , ..! ,. -1 . toast power ever engaged in a war of vast meg
'l q. . ataae ammo being compelled to -TWA to
~ ~.,- . - l' A .T., leans. England with all her lOZOTWOU plad
!:A .$1 ' lot ...1. ' lot hire ended on the wan against anselealoke
J: - -, 1.,, IR by the aid of Essences relied by immediate
1
.-..,'":;: •-•.` Vemation, but having , allies Vesture, Turkey
, ... • , ' - ,;.•-• -,t and Sardinia, her-bardeu were_ lightened., No
!..":;;•1
.ford a! cps:otiose othar than Russia ooaa if.
~ 01-., . C: fora a panti i e! to e
a r ~war, ellt. Nur, sad Ifiro,prosumo
- 1
'sn rind wideitikini to invade and conquer
. .--:-.'...t; i r=er an arelas:Eurituan'llasais, with - no-More
, ...,' L.,' population than the southern finite!' had*: the
•' il ' beginning . erttii stir, her debt would have run
ii.op "1'00,44 Cameos done. , ~,. .. :,,, ,
- :..
Tars was 'shown In her struggle with Napo
:- el loon, and even 4u/fez strikingly LI fko.aseatn
., t 4 . denary wax in Amerios in, whirls, thatigh eh@
-. q bad to contend with bilt &tee millions . Af rate
---' s., colonists, slatmined to. war,. and' having no
, edocated generals, she augmented• he, debt
c li enersoorwly. The experience ' oft ail modern
!,.. 4 great Powers In wars of mega is, the Rune,
s- ' ..q. and therefore oar financial ologrience, BO fir
I. from befog peculiar, is quite mud. .We must
!i let poittiltrbear its glaze of the burdens of the
; hi warinststadol,ospootingibe promaiUgutoration
b., 4o Vali the whttlO.T.aorlhdrierio*6. '..
... . . _
Pierce, Buchanan end the'llatiele.
ss Berwick,' the core spondent of the Boston
Vourwki stets the Vowing abstract of a recent
Itteatiow: he mitts , atoll ~1 4
ids
haectqnsitefe's • - . •
Genera Bears told me that when acting it
•i", <kronor of Banns, he disinterest the notary,
4;-1 oholaellt, sad extant of Ilib'lll9tet combination '
w hhpriauludtotheoietthrowof the Union,
• 5.1 snd found (h a s stay as sots, .t,ifsroct noels, at
461
tine Seerdary of War, ,em as stn toot at O.
, - Three Istrobilialls were tsloti told= floethern
-. m en, maribeis of It; who amid mu g Amery
toraptll4oll to 10 1 / 1 them, and help to snake Ben,
see s slays Bate. Governor Geer,
tad elieltefsete to ,- Eirco, thins' Presidenti end to-
Ids'O.l s_AlOn.:Presfdatit 'tied; :Bah of
ci deeet—Wroall - ms or trait's.' rg61i4 1 4 &woos
• GeteY• ilieekeeree to the Boosters ansvistoore
•schnn - del iln):S=ted I • - Jariend ofbried warned by
-;, -arm arms* as stealthy eliminate,
..Fieree ocatisueti
-cool Bochsesser o lalsiaskein'ositiroSOstoo;ciecstiosst
ts antfisteutica ,s,o l *,ati ..ittndlng itia:ke-luitt
him
ca no
reser to niserttbe plot; end not segos-dint him
tt.l self es plirstrial ennttestsktlght the Prot any
Treddent ictrty. Governor Geary
yetimid to bin feria to easlt'thitferielonment of
rg
, e atic4itreiniedirUlt = _Bre:ttinit r
esone, to Voiotiadin •thesinth•of the anion's
. •
. i
--.,....'--- ,' FikallriguitikP-Vra ttilitlitar, th e alagad
, catioNsitait.€4 l N . A.l"* 6 ;* relbei" . lowlier'? a alK.Arigr." , i 1/44° 4 4 fgi b
-:. ~-'' xtoithlim-11,6..ir L.r. -!l aste d , 1 "1" 81 g 14 UP" /44 111 0.•*siconi.on_, &and VI Bahr I 0 2.•
v... --61. . ..... --nate., mused to &so ineoptelgnmar. szoonsloat. T om b, I t h n
. , n . r . in , nn .k..rnendlta. Wald& nut MAO 1 teamehlp Jellu•rAll -211,1r. ( M.
- No r — doily - - d - o - so - kis -MI UM lk_ .11 01,13 _ All, Ye.. bal bid fon taalk , ll - nalk4olf Itrg i Mes t lis ti . :
land
.and If thst. son rofccm•qg tom" 4avorpill 'trial ban. dionakertlbllpantbl....arly bitin
• in d , s v*somp.4.l3 , ear narary.li oat olf. b 1 di alai In Ilnlianotlnstoid or means on DL
sh - 1._., .1.0.4- 1 „.. w . ~b ald. Ills nokun.t, hair antattbfr lbw WS
' te et-tkilv , &Ai MI trlr , ..... ills • rvillshro. app•arailoa Ea sposkalipetals,
" go o latibt 61.,
~
~. itzltdatro wis ptettrrall, &dans lan Inmates sad bli OM-
I
nowewellifeldiet il , Yi '4 : l i 6 "'" ' , 7 1 tlle iel fetTel
3
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D.MELY •'
LIEN! AND MISCELL A N Y.
- A COMTOT toWIWI ,Caarroirta
me steamship North Star, of the Panda Mail
Steamship . Co.'s lice, salted to-day Pr Aspin
wall, under monvoys of a Vatted States war us.
sel, and hereafter all stestrustip of eh', line will
be similarly protected., lladir , the assurance of
this convoy, bankers and others in California
will consign their treasure tts, SOP York instead
of Enghnd. The North Star Wok out yesterday
forty- fear mail bap, which were returned from
the Plains on account of llovlndian troubles.
Toles will be no draft in New_ York City or
Brooklyn. The credit to the Statafor natal en
listment' was Sanity arranged and approved by
the Secretary.of Wax oil Saturday. , New York
City is credited with 18,448 men, Brooklyn,
6 046; Buffalo, 1, 328 ; other portions of the
State. 1,807, ;zealously credited, 117; total,
27,746. The Government notifies Gen. Town
lend that the present bounties to recruit" will
be continued until butte- criers.
Tau banked the Snag oehanna, near Wilkes
bane, ere lined with the grave/ of past Indian
generations. The Record says that a citizen has
a landfill of beads, some white and large as a.
email bird'. egg, end ether" small and of War
glees, found among the old graves. A email
amulet or charm of soft stone was found with
them, which no doubt bad hang from the neck
lace. Two old coins were found at the same
time.
Tn. New York State Sunday School Conan
thin met at Buffalo recently. The report of the
Secretary set lortlstbat throughout the State
there were 1961 56,126 schoolteachers,
• 882,683 tebolars, and during the put year theta
bad been uo lass than 6282 conversions. The
reeeipts for the year had been 3860 87 and the
expenses $371,83.
Tue county of Sohohari- has Pet chosen six
delegate. (including alternates) to the Union
Sthte Convention, whereof three Toted against
Lincoln ta 1860:- Schoharie usua don't' thing that is called Dernooratto, bu really
"moan to go Jeff. Davis. Of cotuee, sbcodott't
eunuch the new Chicago Platform, as the text
41action will show.
Toe Pet or now ARMY or Toe Poloilson—Twe
thirds of the army of the Potomac have recently
been paid to the 30th of June, end the remain
der wilt coon be eimUarly
Udell.entas Major
James Harper,. cr P Valartalphla, It er
Is to be tronefured from Washington, to that
city as paymaster in charge of the Diunict.
Tue Nee York Conoureio/ Advertiser lay .
'that at the fli'Clellati ratihcattou meeting In the
Perk, lir. to retard,' of Pannblyanta, satd that
.101nooltt wee a scoundrel, and a wows
Secessionist than J;; :i Daviii ever dared to be."
This deciandion, p ityand all, was received
• with "vociferous app.ause. , '
A visizaseu old lady, named Sarah A. Ezell,
a native of South Carolina, died in Memphis,
h
week,a at the age ;I one hundred and seven
years and eight months. Su was the olBest
" label" In the country.
.• Tan Pcmpreu of !demise le writing most chem.
4til letters to bar father (the king of Belgium),
Site in highly -delighted wi h her adopted corm
'try, and is fall of hope and eonfidenee.
4 biSOCI4IIOI
. .
The flight Ifind of Talk.
•
Sobnylcr Colfax, Speaker of the House ofllep-
Yeaentatlwes, In a tentatapolooh uttetbd the fel
, . . .
lotting stntintenti; They hive the true ring:
l•The lawartt topett the statute book during
the teat throayitifs Mist ha obeyed. The liw of
`confiscation, which °outwits@ the staves of every
rebel, is one of them that must be obeyed. Con
gress also passed another law, declaring that the
slave of averT-Union. man, as well as of every
rebel, who fight' in this war for the Union shall
be free; and that, too, most be obeyed. It pus
edattother law repealing the fugalve slave taw,
solthst if they haw any alive hunting to do here
after they can do it themselves. It passed an
other law, that no man whose hands are red with
the blood lifleux brothers,and Whets, and hut
bob& and chittren, shal woupy a seat in the
e4ncila of the nation, tnd that before any man
cones sea r.sznber of oOntreee he shall swear
t4t he has not voluntarily borne arms against
the Union or aided and abetted the cans' of the
-rebellion. If when they nom' back they have
nos y man there who can take that oath, to lice
twit for noeslar_ googutios, one that:will Dot be
responsible for the grief and mourning which
deloato Northern homes, and for the death
which fills ao Maly gysaalltdi with year Mods
and brothels."
'Apatik,Ditanlter
W. W., 'lre admen, the a adieu ( Illohlgsm i Bank
debulter„ has been mumimad and bit remains
hive keen found and I lettined, end the murder.
sir 'arrested. • He was killed on the 4th of July
lalt.: l L.: l lfi, isni :slot . through - the hoed,
sa4t it is rappoeed by Cowell, the min who os
es d with him. UlO body, - th ough ever since
e wed in th e woods without, labial, was Aden
ti ed by a oats with thref front! teeth vireo It,
fo d ln hb pocket.
t was subsequently ascertained thai Cowell
hist given his father Ilse $lOO bills, which be had
•
deposited. It Is also known that he tad spent
4stitney pretty freely with bad associates.. ashad
i wit the gold watch repeatedly, bat It le sop •
li ak
p ed he got rid of It somehow at Cleveland, as
IL oot now be found. .611 the Adkins found
li. n the remains of Treadwell ware Identillsd,
linkluding Lb. likeness, which was one of himself,
it ttitTrinidlinill um:kaolin+ to have with him.
, 'ea. York Express, 3d last.
IliSanuzil 'for Vetcle- . ogetierds.
A Mr. Gerber, of Kent county, Delaware, ex
piers to get Afty thermand basket' of peaches
this semen, from 1412 cichirfof fig hundred amen,
iCII:10 of the trees being too young to bear • full
crop. He is said to have commenced the Mud
'nese of groislng pcaihes in this wise: The pro
prietor of an extensive glue factory It Philadel
pki., end having a large amount of waste mato.
liti 1,3 offensive that the authorities demanded
ire removal, ha bought a Mat of wild land in
Delaware and kept a sloop marrying the refuse
!rem the &defy to this tract. Thy waste war
-spread over the surface vale wed:, and after
tiro or three yeses exposure, the ground was put
in order ants portion planted with peach trees
as. an experiment. They succeeded so well that
he kept on until hone. him six hundred sores la
trees. The manure will doubtless be of a last
ing nature, and tie strong animal odor may be
earner* to the borer, that pest of the pesoh
grower.
The number of electoral votes to bs oast next
fall, including that of West Virginia, and omit
ting, es per vote of Congress, those of the sece
ded States, which are said to bare brat restored
to;tbe Union, is 231. They are apportioned as
inflows :
4
1 deware...--. Ilesepehire...-- 6
11 , 130 h........—
..--- 116 Neir Jersoy—...---. 7
Iril-ae•—..--- 13 New Y0rk...—..----. 33
Attlee. —.---.-- 3 Oregon
Kerancl.3-- ..-- 11 Peen.) , wani..--
Melee.-- -- ..... .. 7 r 0317.10 bk. 0........—
Blipllawd —.--..._. 71Yeroleat .. _.
Id ieeee.h‘ setts._..—... 12 West Virglvla...---..
311pbig.n.....—.....--.... 81Wisconstn.—...—.—.
tole Case.
The Electoral Vote
Total Lmbar of votes..
Lumber u !squired for e
Recreants ye Reerzer Hsu —The Richmond
jorrnuis cease calling Grant an "idiot," • batch
er "►"goners! whose only skill ie in leading
min to 'lsolator." They now say such 'sit in
ridiculous, at his plena indicate a purpose, and
hit pertlneelty in 'pH:intim to, o.nd industey
pros, eating them ore fall of deoger to filch
aer.d. Evsn the Richmond oorrespondoot of
the London . Tian easel 'Not one of Grant'.
predectwors in Virginia hay shown one tithe of
the tentailyi' energyi celerity sad resclAiluti
which - the reheat camphigit has set down to
- Grant% credit." _Whenever an enemy begins to
be respected he Is hand, and Grant's movements
hiptee , s great deal of appsishenelon at Blob
= ketoiehaerg, Deport speak of the
- d pendency paid:tad Wino; being skis to drive
Giant from the Ro'don raitroadl and good res.
I . os have they for that feeling,- for'
td
Was_pro-
Mialy such strategy Sherman that drove Hood
alit of Atlanta. Grant meant to. secure the
nalroade .atound Richmond, and the* watt far
to come out to tight him, which he must do.
Stich pima, U
. idiotic,,h l ll l a great deal of method
HAM), of Marviand, itioondad the
ntiminittiou', of _Mitten )1, fleymOrtr, sad. slier
hiofog - iiibinittad some reMarks.sulogistio of
trbt mmtlaman'sr .party serlinek ilid
Mr. Harris proceeded to itay;
One was nominated biri' td_ld•Ylfb• is •
Ana? t. [Cheers and .hdisen ] Molt was who
'Drat initiated the policy by which car tights' and
liberties were smitten down. That man is'
Glorge B. . [Confusion Maryland,
: which has soliecva to lunch at the hawk of that
, wilt Oct submit - hts nomination, In
Roe. , lib offenua'stail be known. The Con
• ntion Is ajar) appointed by the people to pees
agora the malts of the ;Mille am Whose names
WOrdd be presentsd for the support of the great
D'emooritleparlr 431 4. repent,
a tyrant; I lfostof4.tiliAdh?lil l W d [Groat.
I minfasion.3 L
LATEST FROM NEM"
MAILS 01 ¶Ol EGO Cl 1111 MAT
THE REBELS DRIVER FIVE MILES
LOSS OF THE ENEMY VERY LARGE
Raw Tone, Sept. 6.—The Herald'. Bunker
Hill oorrespondent of the 4th, says that General
Crooks was attacked last night by the enemy,
but repulsed him. We took one hundred prig
-0/11121•
The Herald. oerreipondent with General
Anetill writing, under date of the 4th, says
Yesterday, oat operations on Sheridan's right.
and in the direction of Winchester, were emi
nently stecoseafol.
At about 10.-30 a. m.,Lourax'e division of rebel
cavalry then reinforced to five brigades, attacked
ens line one mile north of Darkeeville, on the
Winchestet pike, seven miles south of Mettles •
burg. The attack of the enemy was made with
great gallantry, but ea gallantly repulsed, al.
though we
bed,
only engaged a portion of our
troops, while the offensive party had three in
action to our one.
Having for • short time maintained the de
fensive in order to allow the enemy time to
develop hie strength, we took the offetaive and
drove LOMIX'III whole division, et • very rapid
rats, over fields end through wood', past rifle
pita and rudely oontianoted breestworlu, for a
distance of five miles. Arriving at this point,
the enemy attempted to make a stead, opening I
a rapid fire from his artillery end ming his
whole revelry force to prevent us from crossing
Mill Creek, a small stream, which croons the
pike end empties into the Opequen. The en
gagement in this locality was of short duration,
but was usnselly spirited. We charged the
ma my with portions of Powell's and &Mow:Leta
her's brigades, end woaltAare taken his artil
lery bad our mop been Die to get soross the
eek in the manner they advanced.
'ass it was, the enemy partly escaped capture
by the merest accident. In the action, the Ist
Cavalry made especial charge of ,great gallantry,
under I,lent. Colonel Chas. B. Cophart, and drove
the enemy, who was charging at the time. Ha..
ing come upon the enemy's main force, we skit
meshed during the rest of the der, while pre
paring for other'. movements.
'
Yeeterd*, while we were fighting Lumens
dividon '
Rhodes' corps moved down to attack
as with eighteen pieces artillery, but fell bank
daring the night. The enemy left on the field
quite • number of wounded and many deed hors
es. Having paced over the road, the rebels re.
treated. We found the rebel loss vary large
compared with our own.
Tab SITUATION AT PETER BURG,
General Despondency Betrayed by
the Rebels.
Lunen WORK IST BEMS' STATION.
Intervicw Between the Pickets.
THE FALL OF ATLANTA HONO/133 D.
Raw Yuan, Sept 6.—The He-enfs City Point
correotondent, waiting on Sept. 4th, says :
Richmond papers offset to ridicule the idea of
a ologie line of railroad beinglital to their ea •
oupation of Petersburg and Richmond, bat a
geberal dospOridenay betrays itself to the sumo
Lathe.
ocrrerpendent writes from Ream's Station
that the battle ground, several days after the
thwithdrawal of cal forces, ilpaaks sorrowfully of
e thorough destruction at nine miles of rail
road track and iron by lianoleak's corps, and
pronounoes that its repossession by the rebels is
impotubla Re says the crops adjacent to the
road, on both sides, are utterly destroyed the
entire Miran°, ; fences were destroys 1 by using
them to destroy the timbers of the track; and
loonies and barns gencraily ware redacci to
latorildming ashes.
Ilaarquaarzaa ATILT Of Ilia POTOMAC, der.
4.—The rebel picket, tease to believe Atlanta
to fallen. They are very friendly lately, bat
bee. their pcokete filled with Jeff Davis' pro •
&emetic's', which lame protbetlea eafe
coadnet to &eaters. They hell to largely
reduce eta table by this dodge, They lay all
eatables they can get from oar man,
giving
g7i.nbaeks and tobacco in ezokumge.
Vepf. sth —Lest night oar batteries, all along
the entire line, opened end sedated the enemy
Jot an hoar, to honor of the fall bf Atlanta.
Gen. Gibbon. in temporarily assigned the
command of the ldth coma.
. ORGAN SiItPRISED kID MLLE'
THE KILLED SCATTERED FOR MILES
Itorgan's staff ers T ang
akenSeventy-FIR
Pr6un.
CII , C;FNATt, Sept. 6.—The Commercial pablishal
the Icileering diepalch : 11.1oxellle; Term., Sept.
5:11: the following Slial telegram from general
rees.vs3 earls this evening
Bans Gap. Tema.. 8 , -pt 4 —To f 7 o. To on
1 serialise, defeated and killed John Morgan
at Greenville this morning, the killed are scat
ter"! for mile., and have not vet been counted
end probably number 50 or 100, and al out 75
prisoner., an,orig those captured were Morgan's
rad with one piece of artillery and a alt.ll4D.
The enemy's force outnumbered nine, bat sar
prise Mat complete
Signed)
REPORTED BATTLES IN MEXICO.
The French Defeated in Four
Pitched Hatt /es
Now 'lout, Sept. 6.—A Matamoros paper de
elites that the Fronch and Algesine troop were
lately defeated in four pitched battles to Mexico.
The date of these tionfllete b not given. They
°donned at Brea, in the State of Gornto. The
Mexicans were led by General Alearee, anl,
In
accordance with the name of battle, no quarter
woe given, and the prisoner, were put to death.
Colonel fiaLecio officially reports that he claim!
to have won, on the fah of July, at Zliaousro,
In Ile Ilea, a victory over 2,000 Imperialists,
putting tamale flight.
From fitly., Memphis, and Below.
CArso, Sept. 6.—The steamer Belle of St.
Louis brings two hundred road flfty bales ootton
•
for St. Lute.
M. multi, papers of thil Si lay: Weether ex.
e•isiealy hot at Memphis. Numerou fatal eases
of teoetroke bare occurred, inalud'og six sot.
dins. The Unich men along the river below
Now Madrid base organised end armed them.
soiree, under Granville Kaye—have already had
were! fi ghts with guerrillas, killing consider
able numbers of them.
At the rquest of the War Department, the
139‘hillInots (100 day men) consented to extend
their terrine fifteen days beyond their regular
enlistment.
Brig; Gen. d. E. Mower has boon promoted to
Major General.
eon. Paltusirsued an order prohibiting trade
between this city and Kentucky until farther
orders.
Disloyal eltizins Assessed.
Sr. trirets, Sept . o.—Gsnersi Rose mai being
satisfied that etussoss co .operste fa Boone flaun
ty, iadkhire eneourated buihniutolters and
other binds of outlaws, and that Thames Water ,
man, the only support of a widowed mother end
two fasten, was reeently 'hot on boord of a
steamer laying at the wharf at, that town by a
gang Of these yillains, b e es ordered an assess—
meat of.4en thousand Boilers on the disloyal
Matins of that town. for the benelt of the
mother and sisters of :Waterman.
.
The Tribune said .the presidency.
PlFir k04.-414,N0w Yqrk
h ,6 o l, sdcf beaded "Whore we Oro," Nape Halos
fotih we di thotannor of Abraham Lincoln for
the next Prosidanor, onceslng that nag than
disunion, lid o - ntiortif of a oentary of nu and
woannidd sins
ux. aid 6%71 nib which one oppon
--
,Ttie Storm.
thscorium, Sept O.—Dating the storms ot
Bstatday night end finaday twornlng, about Are
dosing rats fell: - Neat the, railroads
here ware damagad hy the *Wang
away of the Wut and bridpe. The-dastages
base basis awaked and tha trawl:WM fan
h4oThy coutalkabia. got to Ude • telighbotJ
d Wonatotfildwality I*rl4.
The ettnn et Daytati was very mete, Pim
„sriktlng toes said Ws"
FAILURE OF WIEFIEWS RAID.
DISPAICII PEON GEN. BOSSE.AII.
Rebels Retreating Towards Florence
BETS. MIER UD RURAL REPORTED •KILLED
The natn
B ages to
quar.Red. ailroads
ang R
LOSS OF THE RNEHY AT ATtASTA
N•orrium, Sept. 5, 15t4ram. BOUOSIa tele
graphs from Spring Mit, tote en Sa i tttirday, that
Wheeler's force was across Detok / rfver and bad
jo'ned Roddy, and they were N 011.10114 towards
Florenoe. Gen. Rosman pronounced the raid a
complete failure.
Gen. Holly was reported mortally wounded;
he died at Franklin yesterday. Gen. Haskell is
also reported. killed In a skirmish.
Considerable damage has been done to the nal
roi. A large force to employed who will loon
have it in running order again. The damage
done 1y the rebel' to the Chattanooga railroad
I. t. tog rapidly repaired. One bridge only has
beetideadoyed, seed that over Stowers's creek,
50 fest long.
Col. Spaulding woe not ethtured ss reported;
helm sate with his oomm nd.
Capt. Price, of the 10th Penpa., was killed on
Frio.).
News from Sherman's army to-day report the
enemy's loss at 3,000 killed and wounded, and
we captured 2,000 prisoners, among them are
Brig. Generale, namenot given. A large amount
of
Piltierlal was captured. Our army U in full
poiseesion of Atlanta. The river is four feet:and
rising.
Dappirtment of Went Virginia.
27 vir Yeas, Sept. 6.—The Tritame'g Washing
ton special says: Major Gen. liontar hat been
relieved at his own ragout from commanding
the Department of West Virginfb, end brevet
Major Gyn. George Crook assigned to command
his place.
CITY ABD SUBUBBAY
The Legality of the Bounty Tax.
We bad unposed that, In Allegheny county
&Wadi, no effort would be made to contest the
legality of the general bounty ant, under the
frOVillioMl of which our analog have been so
largely and to opportunely augmentod by yolun.
teem; and wider which many districts, If not
the entire comity, will escape the rigor' of *on
imiption. But, beneficial am have been the pro•
vtainies of this sot, in its general appliestkm,
there are • few persons in every tommunity write
wil are igamp are lain of the harshen it impose.. These
men pesseselne large tracts of real estate,
upon which they have been accustomed to pay
bat • morel' nominal tax.
There are two such individuals in Elisabeth
township, Allegheny county—mantsty 241111r11.
Levi 8011:11921d1Ort and Andrew bleitinly--and
they have determined to test the cones-heinous!.
ity of the general bounty act, and with this view
have ed •MD In equity in the District Court,
threngh their mussel, Georp P. Hamilton, Bel ,
sealant the School Director' of 'ail township,
Messrs. Franklin Patterson, John Gentili,
Denial Pines, Hervey Applegete, Samuel Van
kirk and James Gamble. The complaint acts
forth that the relators owl, property in said Jaya
thle that the School Dlresotors are about to is
tue bounty bonds, in the amount of $30,000 ; and
that they have levied and easeemed, or are about
to levy endues"' • tat of (our for the pur
pose of redeeming said bonds. The oyster. fur
seer allege that the Issue of the bonds, and the
minetameat of the tax am without soy warrant
or sathoeity of law, and tend to the manliest In
jury end oppreuioa of the petitioners. They
therefore ask Gent the defendants may be re-
Itrinintd by an injunction of the Court Gem tuning
e.id bonds, and sok the Coco to deretwe them
(the Dina tore)indliritictally and personally liable
( is, bonds leg.ed b 7 them.
The bill having been prepared and sworn te,
Mr gamilton moved for a preliminary taloa.
time before Judge Minton", In Chambers, ea the
Stet art. The court ordered that the motion be
eciered* of record, and that Saturday, the 31
teat., he deed for • hearing. On that day, the
lid was amended by the Matirtion of a chime
toning forth that, in stir to Oil the quota of
F is.beth township, roluntsen bad been enlist•
td.froto other distriem la the county, an fr
ether r, untie. it' the State, array d:e.ie d
irtomatte
the ,tyxretry of at re etlttery digt,-Ws w furet•A
rtgr -pc. to , • And, as o port of the re
lief prayed for, the following was sad "And
'to' :b• paid dgendants be restrained from ap •
ple'ng said hoods, cc the p-oceeds theme to
the tat Or bounties to •01111111•11 enrolled
and tobJect to Arsft in other =lately districts
of In. States."
Co mottoes, the argument of the ease was fixed
for Wrdnee 'ay, the Peh Inst.
We have no disposition Co prejudge the issue
of this rase , but, lot it terminate at it will, the
part.ent et the bounty tax will not he resisted
by en: rote In actrand—nay, we might say,
out In 'so ttousand. There may be a few won.
who, odor astute 1.0% rratenre es Gest the
;mgunconstitationei," or that " by eullsting
r. Int teas tout one dittriot to the credit of an
6, bir , El, re iv doe gm that the whole quota may
root lent .d,"er; it or p••••• the payment of the been
tv•tax, and nr. dot them-serve odious to the core
matity !Er all that :0 oCata flat this number,
we alp; rehend, wilt be exceedingly limited.
The toot msjo i!y of cur tax mere, knowing
that the paytneor of botither to totaritaoril woe
lectern! se well c. a DatrlOttO monies, •tll
prompt) pay all arraElonelats for that purpose,
.hunt stopping or olupi.l to pseetfon the oon•
a,i'ut:oual.ty of the leer. And tSeso gentle•
of Isrge landed estate, who not complain
• t the 0, 1 rtha vt" Lurtheo, may lied it a very
Otter wet of yrot•otlrg 11,Ir vr.lntble porno.
riot 1. let them take a trip to Chembersburg,
and then ask themselves whether, if they had
teen prep. rty-botdere In that nor deserted teen,
they would not, before the visit. to It of 111IC•gsr
imea's Incendiaries.. have cheerfully, gladly,
eagerly given toe, per r...rnf to have hod their
property Inured saatatt a VititXoll of their
,tee'. sting torches.
ALLxs C. UlL•aaa
ho Fret renne}lvauf• Re.trve
A letter from Mr. David Shafer, dated "In the
Field, Septa& fir Rd," states that the regiment
bed jo.t tuned in its arms, and left its oamp,
r 1 aratrry to going but of the service. and that
had then are. ed n the to ut of the James, on
the w•y tome, ow Pll I.dalptaa, where the or-
der stated they would he mustered ono Ceto•
rary K, of this regiment, was r sort:Med la South
Foyeite and Upper Bt. Clair townships, in this
county, and numbered about seventy men when
It started for the seat cf war in 1801. It no
telutus with ten or twelve man—"ell that is left
of them'—left of seventy. Company I was re.
crafted partly ;n Allegheny and partly In Wash-'
luster; comity. The rest of the regiment wail
mainly from Norristown,:itt the ',stern part of
the Slate.
General Ba 3 and commenced his military career
in this war as Cotonsl of the Ist Cavalry, Sid
up to the time of hts death always spoke of the
regiment with pride, sod allied on It when has
ardcus duty was to be performed. The let Penn
sylvania and lot New Jersey—the twin regi
ments—were always called upon In time of dsn
ger. Bayard being promoted, C:Ionel Owen
J OL•11‘..11 Ce6l:lll.2.loGed C 011.11,1 of the regiment;
hot he coon resigned to gi ht me "to fight the
abol,t,iste." I; need hardly be remarked that
he was a Democrat. Colonel Taylor ha , com
manded the regiment from that time WI the
present.
The regiment has been engaged to every bat.
tie from Drainesviile to Beams' Station, and al
wogs with honor to itself, and the cause and
erantry le behalf of 'Walt they an steadily
fought. It has smut Its full share of danger,
. endured it. full share of the privations of war.
Let them then have a hearty, a joyous welcome
to theft pew:alai homes.
Copper/mid ..f#YMgathy for Soldiers.
The fermentlle Charier of Tilers day, obi. that
the ilia on the Ohle Railroad, which
brought the 10016 rogitorat from Colombo, to
ZeneedLßo: oft that day, name very near being
tbtowa from the track: ova an embankment,
*best a mile and. a half -watt of Newark.: It
wee libeut nlne , or tan o'clook at night and veil
drab', tome horrible bitteront, knowing that:the
Crab with the soldlontwottla tooaaarivo. Piiced
• railroad tie f10r201,1 tbs (rack, with the purpose
of thlowing the whole trait of the track wad
casting the dettripition - of the Aria of is Many
of rude Soto's mddiera .st passible.. The.ii%
boirovof, mead laiwarattan - ead was Ivaithti br
the toweatehar,sndefitudied stesdnatil the train
wq broughtb et shalt s bridge, where the tie
lei taken oat with 'some_
A mho bed peeled in the, othoi,rUtaosi..
.hurttime Ink:, without my obstruodons, so
this the Send Inuit - hiss been watohlag for as
opportunity to destroy the soldiers.
CdzuL
doling of 11 ° Ie R e w tse it ir " eldef in e ef ° thli mri Co lu mp7V,hild
'at Pmesville, Ohl°. an Toseedey,..the 30th alt.,
the fogoving diteetors vers.memilmonele Ass
/mg g. J. Jewett, the. B.Mtight, Wm. D
gee, D. W. Deshler, J. Wm. B.fiwtn, Ratak
loaplely, El. B. Mane; D. Applegate, C. 0.
Oeildird, Lasso W. Ilall, Tosetel Ileaartaap, J.
,pew Wiight sad Vi'ellet. Bocokl. Upes the
Up:deaden of the Bait/ the fettewier Alegre
erica aleeteoi a. J. Jewett, Paade #/$9
'B! wihort, Vtilldenti Daniel Apphigates
TOesscet, yd Rik Wlag t flotitroteq. .
-Soldiers , Aid Concert.
P l4 "i' 6 Gucci& It were not for Soldiers'
Aid ritatarals, and Soldiers' did Exhibitions, end
Soldiers' Aid Concerts, this would be a 117 coun
t:] cut here—it would, indeed ! But It is not
dry. Festivals, end concerts, and extdbltions
Sr. the rage, and every person seems willing and
eager, and anxious to contribute liberally to
wards cheering and assisting the noble soldier
whilst he Is gallantly figting the battles of his
country.
The gallant lade and pretty lutes of Nobles
town, Battle Ridge, Federal Springs, Robinson's
Run, "char and Marabouts" lately formed a no
ddy for the purpose of giving a Christian Com
alb inn Coneett, at the Robluon Run,ectamonly
called the "Rill" Church. The day appointed
for the concerti, Thursday, Sept. ist,eameratud,
and abOittiful day it was. The reeds were In
the very beet erudition, and the air era cool and
plasma.. Everything seemed propitious.
'all asters untied and the girls looked gar."
Everybody seemed exceedingly overjoyed that
they had been favored wan:tilt le fair and beau
tiful day. The hour appointed for oommeneing
was I o'clock, but as the people were still crowd
ing up all side. of that high kill, and crowding
into every door of that spacious church, the corn
sneneement of the exercises INS delayed until 2
o'clock: Rev. Mr. Ormand, formerlya.christian
Commitsion delegate, opened the reaches with
a beautiful butaather lengthy peaytt. Some
bettudfel pieces of mu ll ° mete thetlaing, after
"Rich the name reverend gentleman made S 2
Introductory addrese, relating eons very touch
ing incidents of amp lad hospital life, and de
seeibing the working, of the Christian Commie.
s'en. His hobna corp. aneolote made the wails
a that Old "HUI" Church ring with laughter.
Do concluded by introducing John M. Kirk
patrick, who, after • couple more beautiful
pieces heti been sang,) took the amid and de
!tared a truly eloquent tot far too that an ad
dates. Ile was compelled to leave the meeting
at an early hour, and ems therefore obliged to be
Very brief. His speech was full of thrilling
eloquence. He alluded in a very touching man
na. to the young men from that neighborhood
who had fallen in the battles of Fair Oaks, Get
tyaburg and the Wilderness. Mr. Kirkpatrick
L. a popular man In this neighborhood. Kirkpatrick
has
always been liked since he delivered his famous
Fourth of July oration In Bill Blarshall'o Grove,
near the big town of Shirland, and told the story
alba men who had nosh a wonderful big nose
that het always blowed It with gunpowder.
bin. Kithpatriek wee followed by Rev. J.J.
Jones, of Wubington, to one of the most able
cad eloquent addresses we ever listened to. The
frequent, loud and -long. ocittinad applause be
reaiad, and tllit i gots ihowered at his feet,
showed that hies was appreciated.
At this stage o the proceedings the President
mete and rad that he'd rather there would not
he So much ring our; tot to all who did go out
he would say that there was a Posts:Mee outside,
and he hoped eon* would emelt without step
s leg for a latter. Re believed there were letters
there for every person in the house, ail they
eentained the latest news. lem happy to tell
you, Mean. Editors the Post Odin was ooze
comp:nal "eleenedout."
A few more pieces of mask ware sung In • de
lla/Wel manner alter which au interval was
prim, Afar th e interval the lads and I
sentence more beautiful pieces. They wore all
delightlol, hot the place "When the Ship comes
in," was part icularly so. The " Cherry Valley
biding Band "was present and occasionally dlr
agreed excellent maim The members of the
band deserve the highest meedof praise for their
itiediese and liberality in playing free of charge
for all concerti, azhibitiohs, At, given for the
toledt of the soldier
grille en animated contest want on all the
a ternoen out& • of the eater* for a TM ,
pad to he given to the 1t... Mr. Braddock or Dr.
Weer. Upon the payment of twenty dye cents
is paten wse untitled to vote. Katy, I am
happy to say, voted "early aid Often" for their
favorite preacher, and thereby contributed to
the Christian Commission.
' i was particularly plastid with the tousle and
hope theYederalSpriagert,flebineenEuttners and
the other "youth and beauty" around theta, will
t. Re it into • their minds to give as another
Chriettan Co =minion erneert rem. May they
- not wary in well doing, bus go on with their
work
7% I dare-USe peen moan. alto curelL
-1 od war ud alsNibter vex 1.13. e land w more."
The president of the day was Roe. R. M'Pher
ci, of Mansfield, and the Secretary was
Y pox humble servant.
0. r 210411 Sun, of "Palle MIL"
The Bounty Tot Levy
Febosi Directors and ottani Into-tested in the
sfssid issessznent of • bat to pay bounties u•
otinterrs, as aunts-laid by the get wet bounty
sot, Acrid beer In mind that, under the prowls
lino of the fourth section of the supplement to
said not, passed at the late extra semi= of the
yotaistucc, and aptr,red en the 211. h of An
t-gust, 1E64, they are rot at:tato/laid to extleet a
greater sum than Iwo par emit. in any one yea..
the Wit( n reads as follows:
That the county commissioners, toax coon
cl. tottool directors, supervisors, or board of
etsetit n ditytry, of any county. borough, ward,
..tieo' district or township, shall not be author.
It!X to lest find collect, In any one year, a
F r ern-, tai tban 000 per cant. 011 the last ad
justed valuation for Slats and sonnty purposes,
io laid ooundeiresparyrely, for the payment of
Mende, se oforit.
tinder the liftla, i t t geotion of the came supple
ment, yorstr la glron to levy and collect a pca
poi tax, on all male taxaLl. lot& I sots, not
a ateading five dollar. eachi in any ore year—
!provided that non eonimlsstrroad drama nod pct..
1 Slue in the so nal service of ohs onentry, or
oho hats, boo permanently ditahlad to salt
r•rri.l and the property of widows, minor.
cblufren, and widowed motto., of those who
(had In rude*, shill be exempt from taxation
under it& soL
Boma of the district, in this ,sestisty are tusk•
Isitparatioca for haling the satire tax et
acct redeeming the bowl. to one 7 0 1 0 .
Whim Ole plan II zoiaolmouili agree! to,it
is 07 vat k well socash; bob jlit cow, when cot-
Lain wea:thy cod are feeling
”piar/PLIC /IMVIT , to realer the payment of any
Sweaty tax, it would be well for Sstiool Disasters
to 'tick to the letter of the law.
Accident on theeonn.llaville Railroad—
Mel=
Idiot evening between seven and eight o'clock,
■ n an named Thomas N. Bole, a resident of
Westmoreland county, was ran Over by • train
nese the depot of the Pittsburgh and Connell"-
viiie Railroad, in this city, and instantly killed.
I. appears that the deocand, who was tatoa
lcat• d, wu .tandtng on the railroad track, when
be I.lt. nutted by the watchman, who ordered
him to !sive. Ile started to go, btu in a short
Prev rs.u...aed and eat down upon a siding. A
tram ran upon the siding end the engin see not
oboreing the man the ears Fused over him,
Mina him Instantly. Bole was a resldssit of
Westmoreland cennty, a stone mason by trade,
and had been engaged in building a new bridge
at Tarantula for rome mouths put. Ooroaer
McClung bold en inquest on the body this
morrinr, and a verdict of accidental death was
rendered.
VS hat Constitute" a Good Plano.
We be tree the magical profession is agreed in
considering that a piano worthy of an artist,
ahotod r o sssss the meowing Taelitiee• Lisroto•
alone ,or does. e cid power of t..ne, vri:l egaatt
ty in all the rt gleam Ilona the to wart hufe to the
highest treble noter, end a sympathetic .:eyieg
quality of tone • perfect adjustment of the me-
Aleph= of the ' melon, allowing the performer to
over the keys with the greatest ease and
rapidity; and derability of construction, limning
iteremaining long in tone and withstanding our
Fadden climetio change'. These qualitiet are
to be feur.d in an eminent degree in the pianos
from the celebrated factory of Oidekering & Sons.
The rut =omit of experience which those mo
bile have bad during the forty yews atistenes
of their eatablithment, their indomitable energy,
petteretente and skill, and their intention
with the greatest artists and professors who have
thoroughly tasted their instruments, hereon',
bled them to produce plena which are the eical•
ration of 11 who hear them. Their present
stuaclng popularity proves at once their merits.
At no time have the nohlekoringe" been in each
demand as nowose we are informed by their
Agin In thit city, end those that are
O received
.
are soon disposed of to ouruppreive tis's&
A enact nosortinetit or the new style °Motoring
Pianos Ii how on band at Mr. fdellor's Karla
ooniro3 'Wood street, wrested Mr.,
Ali Wade; and any of out readers that contour.
:piatograrchasing a piano or Altet ate interested
In tbs.:oath of (musical) imptovinient," rhould
'go to row dom.
ge 'llollpti IT/strut guard
at the Long Bridge arrested' Henry Vcck and
seised his two honnta and wagon for attempting
to smuggle whisky Into Virginia. When Vonk
apprOttetedtheltitgasrithists wagon Is wan ap
parently insist*, "hat aha gqirde tboaght they
..teselt itacusthingl' and Intunidletelrinstitated
• thorough search, when ther-dtsoorered a Woo
aupber of canteens, containing to the aggregate
chfrtg.two Won° of whisky tough bid easel
pain's df the wagon which wan prerlded
-sigh Kin qx doublestdoboirds, Use top of *Mots
wirenoveredarlth slate seaurell nailed. Vook
yes 'fietnaglted to the 'Pantos' guardhouse tu
aningratisidbalpt Of, iiteuggltag whist:is ale.
latlen efasiligemordemandhisetoek of Ilquore,
nesupwre - wercrawate entrusted and - tern
over , de thaiggapesti desk At Col.
' atioe.—Wathivon tiNn • . •..
EDUC.ITIOJr.IL.
laYua COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
A EHLECT CLLSSICILL SCHOOL,
ISPOU, Y OITNIGI , LADIES.
Goncer of Sewn
O St et
a ounn sp andonj Stockton Acme.,
k C
kaloazsy corn. pa.
Tho Hintb hatf•Ammol Mogan commence. MOH -
D LT, Mops. bth. Breatithl location t lam sad eh,
cl 7 fa alnked Homan Ottearrunt Tao:lMb nigher
Mathematic., amend end Madara Languages, sad Or.
cantor:ant Breaches:tormbt. elprolel ottani:ion to Us&
Inc Writing sad Oompoottto.
or DtrAZINICIrt ran !imam
Tor Circular. or tar= opptoMa nal*.
onitao Kra L SHIM
QELECT SCHOOL, 191 PENN STREET•
kJ —The third term aAI commence on
1015131.1, 81,MMLIMI 611 z
Terme—Pe Easel. ol dye mantb In the Junior
Boo Von, PO; In the Benlor, sto. s oextra charge for
fremcb, - Germen erld raering.
The Prfnetpab may be fomul et their rooms day
from. I. m after the Sid Met.
J. IL NEWELL and M. A. N EW ELL, Prima:l*a
••10:21, _ _
VIM HANNAH B. DAVIS' SCHOOL
JYL FOB TOVI9O LA.DLEB LED NTE3E3,—The
ttarveoLt oraflon of this floarbfbing brethatica
anarooace co
done ILONDLT, 11/IPTILIBERIIS In Ow N•' roomy No. PG Federal nye; Alleyway
nr. rented of the (aortas •Ciemplisited . teorbers
here born wand:
Prot
Dan"
Mt Knob tor Endo
Prot. No" tor Trona;
Prof. °moral, for Lett.
A !halted numb, rot mils ea be moelved.
euellnd
W H. WASEHAWS
" • saea School
The recta.. 610111011•131 calmseuaas 111015 DAY.
Ana. mt. SM. A. th a scabs of palms ..lll scrlat•
If stsdeata are tarmac.to ß S ta
red•
t.
salsa as won a paabla a Ifs. 'B , B 8
am, a Eat Mammas, par the &boa
adthia
N INSTITUTE, ON HANCOCK
1 31B3i street, ay-polar O. N. Church, trill op. for the inn•
rotas year.. KOS DA.T. t the ~eh Wt
the number of
Tuition $l2 60 p.r quarter al el.= weds
Leary" &milt) bo &lorded to each pupils aa may
wish to .t.dy trench, Germen,linatisg or other .tra
branches. 8111D3. Principal.
matt
EDGEWORTH !SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LIDIIII, LT 11.111noatii. PA.
Th. nal Borba will Open on the 14318 D KOH DLI
1.11 13ZPVIMBZH. Ms teat advantages ars &Borba.
and at reap:sable ratan Tor terms, lta.. sermi tot • Otr.
Co , KIT./
ire
. WM
luael
Cd/LPETB, 011. CLOTHS, 816.
_
CltakirciN MATTING.
NI'FARLANO. COLLINS & CO..
NM II •HD TI mire Immo:
Best Waft to I", 0...0ad Soar,
•
Elan lap meshed • small hurele•of ma oastroi
17TRA ff ZLITTLYG, of the celebrated B. P. if. lot.
gsmrtmtliza. She quanta al dim Fads Is raw
ehl• bs say other matting trapartel. and thi=
ernarktith madam therm ena7
Wo gamtrabte.
Mei.* h OD, base Net remised • Om •s
-mediae, seal mrsittsadhemme style. of
Fancy Plaid Mattings.
Ail et via& lum fed bee. laaded..4 sr. th.stat..
te. WEE MS MAIVIZIOB IN TIIII M4EE97.
Our yard drat of goods kr rt.III urorarosiord to rm.
tout or rarlery, sad wqr 61 all Moo oiler au patroos
Ow lowed prim the curios win abra.
FOURTH STREET
N EW STYLES
0/
•
' WINDOW 3HADTSIS°
Itzazivim Tklt DLT.
11 EW SPHIS 0 STOCK
Of
C .A. Ted P El 1 T
B, I
WELL 8LA13021111) °'
OIL CLOTH.
lAT NrCALLIIIrS.
-CARPET STORE.
Oa V roving SISK=
CIIIN A IiATTINGIB.
per--Lued babe, tho rise Is pods a rigs gt-,4)
WHIT; CUTOKED 6.5 D n 1.1501
CHINA MATTINGEI
In al/ ,tact/ and gnalltlen. •e •^ eastani t. atbr
ff=l
Ma eateattaa of the public le called to lbl ahoy. pod,
ea W •
I UN Challpeat CS/pain ill thr. 1311VG.1.
•
•
Wo b••••tviA WA...Loa o d.O bro. !erg, Plat ••••
• •••4104.• puma Gam, •ELlch •• °Col WWI+ rata.
OLIVER BIoCLINTOOK It CO.,
PL.11.4 - 08, JOIUSIG, are.
W&M LINE. BARR,
SOLI, AGMS 07 TIM
Bradbury & Bolaomeoker Is Clo.'e
OKLEBILITBD PIANOS,
AND BMA - WU & 00.1511
ABICTR2III Organs and Melodeons,
flo, It 13DISELL13 BLOM, Eft Olatil es.
We tab pleasure is retwring to • tow at Mon len.
ken wawa Mao instenatants m Pittabongn end
sictotkri
illohard Herd, /glut Quinn. Est.,
T.
V..
&Hem
Jame Elmo% Coq Dept Cochran,
Wells, HMOs Oa.,
J.P, Bega, Wero. Brian],
D. O. B. M. Mackburn, Dono
Great Pt. Baptist C 1.,. 1. Hamelin, H.R.,
D. M. Doak, MK. tn. D. H. Hortense,
COL J. IL Hon, &wen, Ps.
Diteotreos Viteent's Academy, Younginewn,
Min Bank Ilettensod, Loot Liberty.
Dept. J. B. Console Dieniatbeen.
800. IL Ilopkno, e.ooriatior.
Say. H. Dolehant7,llonodn l lle, Va.
Oration Mc , tt, Cooniend,
N. Otten.trotai Liturpool, 0.
Botonurt Oen, [sq., Allentionl 0107.
Pint J. Hon. * do.
Very Itev. P Inallon, do.
Allen Kramer, do.
M. Ttre, Esq. do.
De. J. IL McClintock. Zan LDasety.
All John 11 do.
Pllnl=kodoosts eta , oraresotod toe Dye years
tow choice eaxeld.hend Mom Bo Selo end rent.
I/21
NBIXDLE, '* - o. 183 BYLTILVIELD ek
• ,
rksber Is
Pianos and Musical instrument+,
Ems constantly on land a Lo eseartment al
HILL PIANOS, VIOLINS, ODTTAIIS, AOOOl/DDOBB
STBINO4. As" shish be vat tor las
lAtt4Avd
piallos a hiELODEONB. xt ic-+la,
......
, lit
..1 Tllaral 41 ,4AffiltT12'irf • ~
Hasa , Ware ths tut vinare di view. '
Al. a 'Venal:
MI d Pl/114011 I 00:1
ktRIODIOIN, A.,11110 MIMI lIDWDZONB, azd
slap Wisoddist al:sawn:lPa IMO,
LIMSIIR.i.IrCE 4GEXTS: LF.
JJGARDINER COFFIN, Agent for the
• sleeken, teeeeteiehte saa ingnina/
Ur P. JONIN, Agent for North America,
• Wats of relnurylnala, sad Mutant IninzestOi
Ocapoles, l ll Wiser areal.
REA, fileenetary Citizens' 131-
imams Oaccitorp. carngre Harlot and Vat. N.
FFGORDON,Seeretar3r of Western In
. teraeetbeeThey,tes
DIEJMTISTIt-r._
uoculdift
;14.10,t 3g Pcady VtAiingidr -
Mrair
'Olt 1411.11 --FOR Hr."?
F OR RENT.
FOUR ROO MB.
Lee, et Printing Ogee; Dock Dilating or klicheitical
pro Nem Can be Parnithe4 with steam power LT
*anted. Will be ranted singly Or other
nine u tietlreLL
Apply at G&ZETTL OTTIOP
•
WE, SALE A Ft= of 118 sores, fa
Elt. Glair towcwhip. Weotostorehood crinwip, -
Alpo, the best Owl Works on the ktononpitels din
ritneted fo Poor Ho. 2, containing two hundred Ann
forty use.
Aka, • 1207 ralneblo tern in Derry township. Wert.
020201224 ,county, Pacontaintng .boat 185 oarls, woO
inoprorwl, trod 12 • Milt Ate.: of cnitlretiin.
Aboo • tract of AAA of about 30 acne !Owl:dug the
borough of 211usbrth,,Allegbany county. Pa.
Also, • PAS* or 116 ACHIS, on the blanongebels
River, la Illzabeth tOwaship. • eon illofoop f r oon
smart, of Afeneeres.
Also, • iv* valuable HAIM in It. Olair townoltip,
WatinOreltuid otrturk2, eastaining 160 screw
Also, 12 HIIILDPI2O LOTS in the borough of Woof
121raboth, 60 by 121 fest.
!re v ioartknolste bgErits 62 80.106 Youth drool
01 H. TOW= Bog rotate Aiwa.
VOR BALE--13UBURR&N BITES ass
TILLAGD LOlll, Con Etenaton.--Tlie ea.
&reigned, Znoutons of t heaters of John ElenVa, deed
otttr tor ask • number of Lots, from ono halt to WM
eon. each, situated mar fort en withtn three
minute, walk
of
the terminus od the It NJ.
mererttn, Pump? Tha above are
besortfolly located br priests reddelteat
Alm, • tasuabar of nail Lots to the village al
co dtest.tr.thl on ths Pnewouter Itellorsy--thwty to dug
test front d from one to two hundred feet dry.
mar
or enquire of unbar ot the =U.
quad, or W. A. NIMROD Mot'. WM*, Court
nom. or 'mums
roma D. ansoi.
O.
. J. 1111/18015,
uootore.
FoR SAL&
A COUNTRY RESTDISOE
lo WI village of llssafteM, Mar =Ws from the city.
Lot No, 62, cantata= between air and =on scram 1
spas ft is =sod • pcd two story brisk harm, bare,
stalls, and otbsr baiMlop ciders and mil of oxceilont
101IIr sass of coal with bank opened sad Mg=
waking orde lf r, sin be sold oo lot divided to melt
proMmostra. aot sold betonla n
BILLTULDsII. we
on that day be mold at PUBLIC! ALIA, M 2 o'closlt pt.
.„ with= mass Title tudisinitablo =sr of
all Incambnaos Timm of oats will be =dolmans as
application to GEOlittlE TOSI3IIII, liamparatoselke
ably
VOE BALE One new Steam Radius,
N Minch o7ltooar, 30 bath storks, an hong bon bat
Wane* Talyo gooomor.
On. 11 boob crllntlor, 30 bob strolls, row
net will to se wood ow now.
Ono T inch orltodow, SO Inch Mots, soy.
16 "
or. " •
Two Orthodor Boilers, 33 tn. atm, CO box ton.
novo • " CO " 13 •
Two Wrought Iron 011 50110.
Alm, Throe bola of Brain Tools, tor 00 Ww3i.
Mesh Orr cob. Enqntre of B. 11. BOLA
talagbass Bkver Ilutl6oeistba Pad.
LIDEOB TILE.MOST BEAUTIFUL AND
NJ &NOW* locations fat. Matta sesta wawa Mitt
Liberte to now offered for male, fro:1M; off Hlffidiad
Amax. about OCO feet, and oontatnthff 22 ideaafore t
bane desists near Um reeds:me of Miteder Bridle%
Zed and others, sad to oruceottblo of Oro Artert
num. There to or the pram • two otoiff brisk hoops,
orlon hones, barn, ka, all torgood amen also • doe or.
chard of yearn trees, manly bearing..•Thli property, ff.
desired, will b. divided Into two, or roar wanes to sail
=OM. Tor a terros, apply et thoL . lte
Bri
. satd
b 2.• Butler &wit, Lom,
LOB SAL.E.Tho coogiol oaat• of tito
I. hits' Boakoel DongLe, doming,
)7 Gab
lbw township, o n . nab tem the
co taa'atug esteem sus in . lest Este et tiltiontioa.
Wag wolletochei with trait twa•AlanbbatTonc...
partly anderlaid with oo•L To parties seeking ha.
provost property. copoblning odrikatoiroa at ow
bens!, 'ea neighborhood, the si=
fol Qs • rare ty of entering at °woo to thy en.
jorrontla tits Mal tome.
Tor tortkow pordewhort Isiah) at the taint of Ko•
QUIVA.IS i D6VI:MI.O. Ho. 61 Tinto strewn.
.11:trod S. T. DOISMAIII.
VI 0 R BMX— STEWS SAW MILL
MID 011. 13271211311t.—1fba ano.ball ot whole
of an Oil Boesch out Mom how UM. trill:den whoa
ball woo of pohnd ;so ob =lsom of cool tho
rand open and Wag_ wortod, oltcate on the Ana .n ,=r4
Ulm and h. V. B.L. Is carol tor solo Th.
to new and of modern bola Th. Saw iamb% otca•
did Miff. =Ms wall ellotatod, ha olag a crook rand
hots n toth.ting. aocdbcon7 kEr harail toes.
• Tot porldooloco call co the
I.IfDA I Th IniffBl3B_,
Ifo. SO Bud wont.Tittobarhh.
yOR SALE,
A FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE,
with ground' .d stabling attache. situated as rde
lice o• the Mazda. t t arrest Hallway La atllaghsay. is
6. red wt.!. ?ivy I.
rea. ISSININZDtI ( II Woad stmt.
F OR bAIZA,
km FEET OF 18. M 1 a TIMFIEN
A , ^ 4th from 6to 10 lohbosipttant the
c
.110. 109 ruth WOOL
OB BALE—AI Aladdin Oil Works;
SS Crads P•trolsmcs Warmlnt.
LP me=, eabszantlaily built ota o rizue amber, se
too . roay tor *Ade et tir " llognary dxototrccg
00. or the Moe Pitteborb..
13101281T01i, JOHESTOIS 1 WILIMIEL
KUTY ISe--YENN erIiEKT PliOr
tbroratorj Brick Dr*Mfg, natal.,
for illteen moss, No. It Pms *Met, rhk lot, WWI
• front of 20 feet O loam rannlzof biwk 110 feet to
Ir
.i all,fr. The sboyo ea =xi:WA Lxation
br
roaanfactorms parpoost. Krwffo at
liscf,tf T. A- Iid.II.II..LAND,¢ S fifth irtroot
VUR SALK—Beaver (bung Farm, situ•
sted to berlitmun township, 1, otter from lb*
VII:Coa " 11. 7 act.a 'bSVs
rod ortmerrons actbrd , dingti. °MIL% 'am true,
of her edactlon. eppl7 to
orZb D. 31<1.1114 d CO.. 103 Form* Mimi
23 Flab
fiyUNTRY PLACE 'FOE
•Lx liTnrv e . half eall•I to
A Ira
Pleat Bcad,
• .null tram two. an U.
FOtt SALE-150 Acres of Coal; oho 120
sena of trout coal In pool 80. % ea) one tract o
oat prai reamed sad other treproveamitt to good wort.
Log order to boot No. 1; Me Usti oo the Toashloakeel
the earl Clonheasolße &inroad.
WlL l Va i r i a w►sD.
see Ent door Irma Irtah on Brent eanot..
eon 70.030 LIAO Pst
ORR FLOORING.
Inquire at
.alt;ion
telUtt farm containing 1.14
mitzated l• Snood. townaltp, Al*OW
.01=M ona ad% from raprwra 18111, sad tat Mtn tram
rtibbc.o 6 The twrin ke nll watered old la • via
Kee.. of •altkrattoe. rer tertt..r parifaalus
ll r t• promloo, at of the =Lbw:ail:per.
• 1.4¢1. JL. G. 11111P1303.
Ftli 13TOBS ; s
Dwelling and Stebie, an lot abate the tri;
. e• techwel !owlet, Allegheny Olty. Passeigia4
•1 .wey. rareesiy coilipted by AL Clam.
poly le
Jolll2l.Dailli,
ri
Allerbeeet
F•kt SALF,
44 , wood Band Oirmlar Bay, 14 What. aced
D. • P.. otra of
SQ LMON JOHNSTON Dealer in PDI3II
L
DBMS AND crantiamA ?sari:num;
FANCY GOODS, fICHNING 71.uur, OILS, TAMI L
MEDICIIILS, ay., of strictly prilite oinality, which hi
aim at talent prim (brew thattbUla and 'math
AnbetiPtrabargli. Preaceptions airstalq = d'
of as 4u ho.s.
la A. FAHNESTMI & CO., Wholesile
preni^ and mantfactstrats of Wart% LEAP
Attl) LITI3AB6I, coma of Wool sad 4=l stmts.
Pittstranth-
-nR. GEORGE a RisYSEßLrfrilkg,
.1.1 No. 140 Wood Etna, exarser of zp , n
Pittsbtavh.
amvolursi 7 6amaao l7 .
ISLTREIZ. 43 111th Mat.
Ana sciaamiss . crum LaIrSTIP.
SarEAS - lerdeVitrOidiSothers oonsetes ts /03Z2
0 t0100tra11it........
WON ANT QM= Pittrbseria.
. Clarvitb td too vitae... &Nay
jxbi:lll3 ye *IBTY,
ATrOanlirn,lT-IAW:
An Lord memo , priswthr astuAta
aro», swin rotr Tatra @4,e u Gila FM..
McdV4Mat eGAZZAM'S
No. set anAirrierlulVlT.
z
Wore ONoi; Ve t Wi`itrur.
. ;T4
LXXVII-=-.NQ. 225
VOL
.1100.1501. 4LLINVaIh, ite
SCHOOL BOOKS,
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PUBLIO SCHOOL%
13/"Prkes as low as =•o be army&
CHAS. C. MELLOR; •
St WOOD STRRBT.
MUNRO'S
cations Wpa TEN • CENT NOVELS....
Thanblis ia•elved apOptitarttythai
tug cover Nen equalled in thsecnieepsse al tiEla. The
publishere m:dead tram Bleated to sediaging
Mersin., roper for to tiny that had,blan - Dun
in the mazilet. Being theft wen Italteeitt Iheatarbe
they toe, nothing molly good le Wonted. beoilleirof
Solt
On
f brogan tan= edit0.... 61400r16
On the °this hand, nothing ow bejeleied upon the in.
listurs-ea 100 erten happens - lase they aresertMW
own lodger—' amuse it wines from cartlibtaglngterg.
Basing • gm coneictioe that snail will aseertitselt, he
spite of appor don, they nee nothing bat the tely
best wort. Ihe Parer./ is a list of their glarline
which speak far themearnal,
I. The klunterg
2. The Trapper's ltetreat,
& She 4.11100 Highwayman,
4. The Bunied Usinaleg,
b. The Track of The;
6. The Man Eaten •
7. Oh .not. Temple;
1 The Death hat •
1. The Izehanieeyert
10. The Trot. astable; -
IL Ibit Elnntrettliztinsryth
111. The Ocean Boyer;
11 Th Tory OntwlttiP.
B. Zak* Bteroute, the Mot..
htertta Boast;
It. The Scourge of the Sea%
16. The tisptive 11 aides:
g.grod Jos, or the Doreen of the Waage
if. li.;ng ersled Jos, or .- - --- _ -_ _ ..___.
U. no Wild wont of lladlioadtaleui iiii
111. Ito lomat Lodge: ~,!-:.
. .
20. Tito Scolick.tog Aonsonr, 0 i
21- Rattle Husks Dick . or th e Moir. of lila MVPS; i• - -
Thom booty aro ton :Ids 110 . 'sq...Nows. Agana OM i . V -
Ha bell.", and mot pootpobl on rosilpt of prim,. . ,; ,:
_ _
Ilborol torso to A put. . t:i
~,.•
GIXOWOII-0117R3alt au—. f f. ,,
No. In WOO on itnioo. go T. ;
_;A
ZTg6TP I ED1T10371 . : .
NATIONAL TAB, MN* -
Appandlungletb,llll4; setwedl :fi t
of cosnatml laator cargisr lI thsprint. ritke 11 1
caat.
• • c4it
LINCOLN AND JOHN ON
• . • ' - i t'll '
. • . - ',..d.3
tritt SHODDY •EONCRYIM ' ' 1-e:
Coat*Tarns ail are
211 W Aso roruloss sons or :as DAll', j t , ..:1 1
Ptriotic, earotiorlial, Ocedo,liiiro; Pik . , , , a ~
tarp laroo„ Illtualastod Parr Otriat. Atop Stratithitilt +r ,
Etiala capita Braila pia-paid oataarlitiiptirar _', i.,.41.• 1
a litoral &atilt to Lb. trade.. - ~ , . . ~,, -, , t
Adams all triata to ions , pairoptailaatkaate 4 : 1 - , r
JOHN P. HUNT.; • illr!
of arum aired. lisiOal• MIL , ill '
- 'r i .17 . •
?TWO CHARM ING ROOMS now mart
and Damndest
HENRY RAINER'S.
P`'
1 Id
run L . It I .EI ralirstas
NY JAMS, LADY 114301;
ri - Z!
TWarghbtattalaw of air water &ow, add mew er - I P
"Th. lEstaPecial ./A-1
" • -‹ 1
7ilial-51A lii YLPETI; $* 111 CLOTH.
Lt..;
M u ,
21111 rums or urs. • worn In rum In
Starr. We to this publicatica beams itglk,
naval Ow abate the oedlase7 Leans *Titre day. Itko,
treaty tufeltaling, It IN easily wad bCUDantt7weltft4 -
the altruism doer wen aletazekstat. mad. &gag
wi b a risme= mad skillet touch., 2ln kat=
called 'Tim rem. a Ufa,. as it It a scakilog
don tribal eserldllassa that II to pronstuant an MOO*
emerge the more prageroalt of mulled antrtbatitil
aced more sepeetslly he the /Littler MUM Otallealki
toddy. the Imam folly of •mptlda of of tiaSSIFI,
aged
he the acrid', ephaine, of exclusitureal of Talificl
of that regard. everything and everybody with:44ll
certain narrow civets es I.eferlos,ltdor, Wend
so on--are racked with pea of pant; audit Is
and • maned to In that lb. nano den that
nears the C0nt1.141116 nontaarnoste predawn* 011
true-hearted clearo•ghted Writer aLay
The ttary of the tale canards the uarriageara i rA
tori and cement girl, the daughter ot pa=
and hertelf ea artittof east% with a 14 , 01 f
Die aristocrat!. The treatment of the lady and at Mgt,
brolly Tualatin the atap'e of the book, but to Chung -
Loll Asitegan, Ledi Baran, Mr. Iduggridge sod •
ell Anne basalt, Lady Scott bee not may ahem,
ablliti as e waiter. but bar cochleae n ea a women.
of then ore thiechuracten, Seals pa l eteci. The 2
and their crew, also. are nicely drawn, and the
proof at their Otani neon *that one hearth,
then Cron battening to end, as it they Vera
The plot is alrollay creetesied, eados teas
the west tier cand y al,
Intesee44.
FLIRTATIONS IN FA.BHIGNIBLELaiII
HINCLAUts
Author of ^rattles,' “11! 3•=raphshanettly.4llg
8. 6. Mai,
Inter sad Inrarance Agent,
NA Wen rzeet, Mateo Bolhikt.
EIdiIIIWAII 7
DOUGLAS,
5 tens strwt.
O. B. PROMOS.
No. tt Peon street.
DRUG GISTS.
.erron:Nwir&
121:=3
08'E'IQi'
o[4 Ida. toll La eill
mull all tabu Wax/. iu tta d r.
SCHOOL STATIONKM,
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