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8 4altigliatter ::real -Yesterday's
Evning Gazette.
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b WeittiOlditi eigti;;;d ItOt Waal. or
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l? broke it to , . si, d al ; a ato . the
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, . oburuatar took place ; Ti two ic .. oppan virtics
'''' ''. nsi g htmtmd fib i t o u end, stones betod_P_,_ 0 : I..,
came Into ea *bi t i l l Inuto& a lb*Zirr,pplfad
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rtgni& ilirk” r-- ;270.. riotraged f o r reedit' men
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hoar, to the imam of "hit& a i r o_ .
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, la Ü badly wounded with abot.bt3Ling ba to n
‘ • 1:1 were tattled actor. Fourth lag
3 .11 w i t h bludgeons . A .
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~ b.nri .. idday btOCLitt to
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dis Pin bi g beau don&
daraudy
p The aftiveatent that Captured Atlanta.
•••/: is the Capture adtlanti,is tine eirelalned
bL
V a otarsayondent et the Cinaintiati Gramma In
1 4the abssossrof deatii, this will now be real with
1, Pat ems Welled vans CO rdall
."4 - j hut to match from its polititan on the extreme
...••421 , left of thalami', and on the Chattanooga rail.
retail* thdtear along the nit:road, aud i t:gm
± l petition in the readopted, isolating the
briggs-lusressilw Outtabeeeltse , Aver:- •Thbt
•• was dons with emusßile" en Priday sitmereni
the purpose being, Impose, login the enemy
%L. an idea that Werehitent , MOWN •
one 2a÷etnyzheld Tista,l`.llarE at Point
'0.'1144 sad on the stunts of the anny,Seitellald moved
at dult. the tight Amato the west of gist
Point." The rest ofthe' army Mewed, the 4th
' 4 amps bath* zeta dinar taking an allerobronte
leirywittheMlerorritlfMeh tedrolarestaiirsoa
lonsly fed Ill.P:94l.titit boantilallyporrided
the whole_ermy days_ rations for
the hssarioug reavenamt.• • For twenty dere the
army LU not be heard from. Then banger will
compel or let us hope, victory will lest it bar:
to aemaintatation.
In SheSmestattet what becomes of Hood?
If bir rolletra - ths'iOth - carp/ It be to let
Sherman intr. Atlanta with all his army. If he
follows Sherman, in comes 810012 M with the 10th
corm. If;-be seals in Atlanta it is stsreation
siareada, with Shermaa south of Ma. Of
Donne flood is not going to stay. He goes one
—retreet3—hite doubtless done so already. The
moment he gees'out. of bas works he to shorn of
half strength. How long can his 30,000
veterans Ash% Sterman's arms t An open geld
fight ought to, if it does not, ruist,biso. This
what - the movement of StermazAeroto, and lt
is whit lerattant by oiling t u sits. of Atlanta .
harbeati-Tairsii. Althe end of ate or two
/ hale ns doubt we then hest of the escapades
of Atlanta. At the end of the twenty days for
which the men had; feed in their ban:marks I
• bops to hear of *great victory won."
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: tle satiStJ o 4 4 tt.-1110fattotato. 4otetofore indi
-otedittur Union- Confflotttette Committee will
and the
Sebes (tooth Walled. • - - -
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ft' Or, 910:F.071N the Wittetieet of the
AW,Wolgt4tiow up eld ant 16-4 12 tAmod•
b. pesos be enduring, mast be otowituned.-
6. A historri3fol;*neltiatf,stottittotithro of
the SaVellfon. ••,, •
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6. tit ' erteltio thitruent Conroe.
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Connecticut Depots inbilet% tii4:44colantation
cf Oov. Bookingbsta, sox onnelcs the ui,n ion
by the people et Inc o &initiations% uta“l4...ient
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ion ? lietthe day of the Chica a go M li ag eltitnittlens to
Zeosyhoily
throh ths uabe, sh Wino with
,ug or7iwg Ales lllthe AK, and stk..
e teg up tuswalutintaustephorically with a long
poia IttlealialtVgated,zuttUre, however
,l tat
SisiantirSt,fitattem&tim• Xater_daY
the treLaWsei-coominginttlown, tha jolly-fenny
was dimmed .diepflaittlossatis his news.
-paper, oeidentli thediorpo,;A-plot wassoon
loaned. About Arty good: boye.got
Dees and al they , lila Putt Atiog: gild chip ,
wade one insisted 110011; A, TfitOro4ll shaking of
the hands, and odielnusly conetinir„ elm
the capture -of Atlanta. It Ind pir and
letowsertelb enottle/IZ, When Fe= , u l shuesq
shaker would and, ustow are you Little Shot
tat heletni If Ithes'ernatiptrp.
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I maws AND NuorcELLANT
AY OffireOrir:foithra"M'sofal wield ego on
the track of the Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago
Bathos& Aptesirattede-, strongly, tad:aced:AM
bellel that billed been Moramed. Papers totted
pion hie person identhietihimate Captain Bury
Elliott, of the 28th Fernulliskia, • eon of H.
H. IL Elliott, of this atty. . ile had accompanied
the remains of bin brotlit*OlM late Captain
'llamas U. Elliott, to this city, end d e
return.
134 to his commentliw.* -holed hie sad fate.
flu father on this, bll douldilierceveutent, ma
its and teCOITOO the, unfeigned sympathy o f hi.
LIMP elude ofbientli. , .4ldl, Fwd., 1'
aChusui Saurus Is pursuing a Fabian poi-
Wy tnthe Shenandoah Valley,dmwiag the robe
his es far north Ward is posallste, :a lidding
them there, while Grant, pursues his •opemdione
around illehmand....lf_Early retreats, Um au.
airy are Immediately on hie heels, picking up
etragglen and other prheasers,Mipturing trains,
Ind otht Twits titillating material LOUIS on him.
I. he advance., 211waiden falls beak terMilines,
tlithoutolieririg mime battle. bench e. gams,
arly erUt be the losing pert[.
TDB non-combatants in Mobile Softie to Used
be city. They have no place of asylum. Sher,
bran
is in Atlanta, sad there 1.1 cot • city of oil:
e in Georgia in which a man would care to
life Interest, and pay a premium for M
anley from the Yankees. It goes to show that
lowly but ,o n ly the circle of Federal steel is
ntractlng around the rebellion. The people:
eve only to .back - itp_ the Government for-one
ore vigeneTaatfortoind the rebeilleavilli be a
'fling of the put.
l x,
Tax New York World of yesterday commences
tirade what General Bauer in this refined
d gentlemanly style: . ."A rumor has been ont
nt for several days—on what authority we
ow not—that this cock eyed hero is to be sent
o this metropolis to supersede General Dix and
py out Copparbealitteuett" The World is the
per which so strongly deprecated ibruilve per.
o n a day or two ago , and intisted in the
ue of General .11PCIellan that "It has got to
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p I "—.ll4adelpfsie Prep.
Fotrints LOD TIM GOLD lidsearr.—ln relation
to the late decline In gold, the Le:Cr/111e Demo
trot nye :
"In seeking for the cause we can only and
t In the rapid approach at ihrsday.far LOADS
a power tone the hinds of-those Who have
yed the country."
Why, then, did gold advance immediately
Sher tlatiominatiott of McClellan, from 233 on
t4Assag 0 2 ." 9n Friday .
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The libleago Convention amen at our "four.
jean faihtre to restore the Union by the exper
iment of War." Bo with far greater show of
truth might Benedict Arnold, in 1782, hare
sneered at oar "six yew' failure to secure our
jjjjjjnnnnnndepeadenca by the experiment of war." It Is
e last - year which - d
etermines whetter • war
s a success or a failure. In the eyes of our
enerales at home and abroad we OXpOOLIL La be
ivied a fait= until It is ended In our favor.
1 Hiss WHAT Ga. Guar BATS —We learn by
e Cincinnati ggsrita that in • letter to his to.
the
received .toss Wedierlay; ; Ovneratierent
says that the Southern ConfederseY cannot poet
OW recruit th*.annice, let they bete already
roobbedite_aeauindems pave for that:purl
one Be indheratore reiterates what he said
omE days lines that, but for the -Northam
oppotttion,
opinVition, the AbidliWyeoltdd, bk completely
tquatched by tbe . t,iiiient tinipsigo
; Cisi, the 10th of September. 1361, hi'Clellan
Made the telfeldnirjper An Ms eddies:
..13ounui : lire hive ' had our last retreat.
You stand by me and I will stand by you, and
henceforth victory will crown our efforts."
M'Clellan made • ~doses tetre•W After that
dpeeeti. The Soldiers rt.cod by bite. He beg
basely violated his promise by desertl mg them
Tie now stands on ayeaos, platform.
Bcpcsearm Itsceenriao.—The draft wtdob was
to have taken place here on the fifth did not 00.
cur. 7 We are happy to learn that there is a pose
dtMty, — eotning doss to a probability, that It
WUI be altogether avoided. Some wards may
sot quite fill their quotas. Others will exceed
the number re far, ho wirer. that the requisition
*pon all but five wards wiU, he pet in a, very
tort tints—Nardi dateric - da,
Tut " Demuusta" of the-North think it is not
• Ira election witerejebelslnst. ecturuel.from
the. rebel - war ire otqainad,iii Ii Ventaeky,
If a.ryland and Delaware, to swear to ampere
the Coartitutionof the Ilnitedittistee before they
Ore pqmltted to, sots .1f *nett neeihenaenitlt.
menu we would recommend that the ems oath
he administered th roughout. the . Northern
Ialoe.:, ::
Tas Wilmington (it. C.) Joswaai, of the 1811
alto feam the remarkable baumnity that plus
has had from attack, now that the ilobiLs forte
irostakeif, willatot belong stiffe'redio exist, and
ascordinspyit advisee immediate preparation for
411', The Mum* of feeling, the North,.
m
It yad LOlNasetalessai t idtio * .fehreak up
reabrt nest of blookade.ronams.
Paintrros the pews' l oandidate for View
ler.t, while its eczema, voted ;Wm% the
increase of the soldiaii pay Or 'its appropriation
1 rarer? insoeniuoirtre tlan tuT d A2 l -16 -Pf l i rd 2 D i an t.
Voorhees, were coneWntly nrer g tg rim; tfla Cor
i Moment was res ponsible for the ion enatalned
Iby the Booth in slab ripely. •
1 Wso m PlemarosT—The tf<e-id says be Is
principally !mown to the country os, ingthr
'Malted lawyer and a member of Congress." It
should ray, rather, that he Is chiefly known as
besnattirlio pakdordy "Mocked God that Imbed
afar voted nr given a dolor' in rapport of the
ar or in payment of Abolition soldiers."
How To TELL rata—lt you wont to know,
stye . .
y& the Albany horsol, who is going to rots;
for NaCiellan mention Atlanta to them. She
long face an d the muttered growl ass midi,
e...nt. Or the other band, every Lincoln man
bears ',face Fray lineament of which is meant
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DOLLAR SAVENIII3 BANS, NO. '4
Yoram STURM
MU/9M= 11l ina.
Opm &Ay from 0 to 8 o'clock, also on tratoestay and
tisnerday ninny, tromPtiry Ist to tionnener nt, nom
/to 9 9 . 9199 k, owl ham Nom:Am Ist to ! Ist tram
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11 to 8 &clock.
Deposits &e,t'rel of all sums TkOt he thm Chn DA.
laronol • dividend ot the matte declared twins=
It, Senn md Daman. Interest tem perm
slontlmtra to Jmn. and D,. tar.timmlbo Bank
M the nos at do pm ossAM Tem.
rirrmr &sem ow, Is pnood to km atilt of
&Traitor ne totodpe, cod bears th• kame Mumma
Ann Mat Ant We of,isno met Derenntest, ono:Tom:Atop
netes Ow wlthontinaMll4, tin depodtor to
or
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Pimmearr—GDOlLON LLBBIII.
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IMAM IffeAdope. Jamas D. D. Wstels,
John li. Ilhomberpor Wm. DottAt aa.
June Ettrehoso. ham X.
" r A. arartnl/2Janos De f...
William J. Andean* • Aim a Same
A. M. Pollock. U. D., John D.
, flants ohn m Ai n ielt, . , RettS=Mob,
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.Welter P. laannoll.
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Alamo A.Darrtse, Doted Babb,
Marks L. Ckaton, troctilt=to,
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, Pater It. Ettstkat, Imo° Whittier,
I a l oITMOI-likiriT Wm. P. Wayne.,
enisttantrateir.
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Bank r lusthogisod tcrrinelle mbsertp Wan to the
Three Ardre-Ileven 'end • Ilaree•erent
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Let cternspcy. Thoeczoteliora. 'mettle at a.=
rAria Taalsr,at egrovrtlttler,ALll6 Mien of the
iptogold,lieirtnir Weed 0 pgiteat-130 1 30: '
rzioteswill b. in .31110mUstioltiqt,S69. Pk& PrA
ken= depositing $2.5.000 and upwards will b. I.
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Our Special Dispatches,
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE,
lIETBFLT OF WHEELER'S FOBIES.
Roads Butroled tad len Comeripttd.
SEVERE FIGHT 'BEYOND FRANKLIN,
4Rtpulse al Retreat of the
theta.
PROBABLE CiPTEI33 OP 4ll6llitfl FUROR.
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ENCOURAMNG HEWS FROM ATLANTA
Bhermsn's eneoilasfal Flank Movement
GEN• 1100 D yoLLOlfiliti JOHNSON'S TVIICS
14.1,1 Dispatch to thil Pittsburgh Garotte:
• Wsirimrome, Bept. 6,1664.
teen imiezurilt guff
Wheeler, yesterday, passed around the works
et Franklin and orinpied part of the town, not
within range of tar grins, and he destroyed the
road in several pikes, at different points. Ho
conscripted all thd able bodied men he could
and, and marched 'them off in his ranks. Amos-
Sean, with his total, though inferior to the one
in In number, arid mush worn by continued
titmice, rapidly tilleered Wheeler, driving his
Mar guard out of the town. Yesterday be
taught up dith.thrl main forge two miles beyond
Franklin, on the Chmberland road, and immedi
ately attacked html with cavalry and four pieces
Of artillery. His Infantry failed to get up in
time to participatd In the fight, which lasted two
hour. Wheeler lade several efforts to force
Famesean back by- flank movements, but they
were promptly Wet and repulsed. Our little
form stood up , to the. work gallantly, and inflict.-
ed'such severe deflate on the enemy %bathe Was
finally forced to rdtrut, leaving his killed and
wounded in Itousiloto's Lands. Among these are
the Hotel men. Holly, commanding a division,
isortally woundedL and a large number of lib
men.
BOOMS= pubsti blitualry In pursuit of the
enemy, and will f, illow to-day with his infanti.
Ili I'M nazi:ail:hail:li ihfrol Wheeler aarou
the Tennessee river, end PI determined to Inatot
store dues.. than Clinton dtd on Bans
nen in th e rald Alabama.
Lt. CoL )3rownlow, who narrowly soaped cap
ture when attunes , was eniptined In Georgia,
was severely woTtioded in yesterday's battle.
Official reports say our inns are not heavy,
though onaideralile.
Nothing has Oen heard from iteddfmadiPer
r;sst, aid it is nut believed that their forces are
riot north of chid Tennessee river. In cove
cluence, the position of Wheeler becomee danger
ous, and it is new reported that by the aid of
Minfornments, and with the eo-operation of
Etteadman,ltortubinirill yet dispose °tor eaptciro
the rosin body oil the rebels. He Is prepared to
posh after them.
Wheeler will probably be near Columbia co
ntest. Cot. John Wilder of the 17thindisnee
Is hi ettOneand therei' - Wheeler Will be l t:mid to
go around 6111Ilibil, Al well as all the principal
towns and rivirtO, for they arc sb well fortified
that they can Leigh a slogs to scorn.
Thedamege tip the Nashville A Matta:Loop
itailread ill COSI idenibia, but so large • fermi§
already at work repairing U. that by the time
you vial:lib tl • , the train will be running
through to Chattanoomt, and doubtless Atlanta.
ITLUIFTA.
The news froth Atlanta is bidet, but encourag
ing. Nothing has been remised farther than
the annottneateulutef • Ito oempation. - It is ap
parent to those acquainted with the plan of the
late flank mekunedt of Gee. Sherman which
ocilminated in this Important moms, that Hood
wisely forgot kip last ditch ruolre, and con
cluded on stomptalsion to follow Joe Johnson In
fin retreating Wales. The big Heritnekne has
discolored thatepen geld tights ere not his /i.i-os,
and when Stientian effaced him Mei:tutu of a fair
Mend uptight tir in a greater scarcity of rations
then he 1....1 skuoi...4 osinsewd, Le ....i...1u1•1
that Atlanta wee of no value to/hens= to hold.
end so irractutted It end left as the rosins. It Is
hollered that the veterans of his army marched
Out without being mash damaged.
ROM TB SIIENABOAR VA
mann
The Rebeli In Full Force In Fron
THE DECO CLEARED FOR ACTION
Oun Col7BtllliCaiio9l Precarious
mild Hazardous.
The Yreeirjent's Opinion of the Pro
*laed Armistice.
iHB rKOHllgligt OA TEE EXPORTATION OP
ANTIVILCPPE GOSL REMOVED,
Hoczrble ,ondltion of Paided Uitlon
epedal Dinaftb I. the rittibtolti OW"
WAllift6ollll, Sept. 6,11361. The following has
bean received at the ',Keene Bureau In this alit
' ilorts'ilit!vy, Sart. 6.—Car porltion at Ber
ryville remains the same as at our last slalom.
The 013!214.411 aisslclyed
. himself in fall. form
on our front, end the, time his been faithfully
Improved on the piker ant rrtaimf In strength
ening their politicos. All isperioous material,
train.; La-, whielt could by 'any possibility em
barrass Our *lotion, bate been sent to the rear,
and decks ol6ared for sotto°, which by many la
believed ocrilaln sad emodnent, and by otherr,
equally al *WI informed, as more likely to be
*voided. .) to thing is oottain, the taro armi es
now omicron t oath other,and any m
the part orailaterray preelfdtaManengagemen t.
de our Mont Is now twenty miles out Ikon
bere,and the road not over well guarded, com
munication it getting to be both proration* and
hazardous, , 1114 intensilise the jnterest in the
situation.
Sheridan its making curb 'headway whist
Early, In Valley, that It will be mammary to
put the oad to Culpepper in running order
at an eerily day, and preparations have been
-134,g1y.
Mg Cal drninCiri COAL 113310V1D.
tdent has decided to remove the pro
* the uPortetion 'et Anthracite coal.
*war tide prohibition wee caused by 1
satinet:it to compel blookiedi ran-
I Ditsudwasui cost, sib. ust the emote
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inent horns at ealsix.roorill render genera
chaps nocassary at that Impartial{ post.
emus
G. I st* Cbiof of Ordnano►, having
made application to the President to be allowed
not to be retired, asi sweet orpoeerty, etc,
has been appointed as Inspeptor of Ord,nanoe.
ALEXI MIMS/ TIMM
Dor Common Council passed as ordinance, lest
night, trebling the city Ileenie tar aliens, Gimlet
each es Ws been hens:ably UN:barged from the
military melee.
HANDS RECENT OPERiTIONS.
Details of the Fight at Jonesboro.
I MIMEO EFFECT OF D 0 9D'B EETRELT
The Rebetißreoleing for Home
liFralIAN FIERCILY PRESSING THE REBELS
The Capture of Atlanta
Crsomerrt, Sept. 2.—The Ocen.,reici boa the
parfacilare of Sherman's operations up to the
id inst. On the 30th ,et. the 4th and 23d our
ttruek the Macon rood, fire miles beyond the
sistport Junction. While the army of Tonne.-
..
and cavalry was briskly skir
mishing 'with the- enemy on our tight, driving
Chem &doss Flint river towards J onesboro, the
15.11 corps took poesession of • prominent hill,
Which was the key to the enemy'. position. The
16tht, w h aomewhat
the retired formed e extreme
Ugith 17th on .nd
tie left, h e
4th and23l
;ups .forrning the connecting line and extending
leyondthe railroad on the left.
The 15th torsi spent the nightt in etrench
ing, and next day, before the gt and left
I:nits had taken up their advanced poeltion, the
emy beret in muses upon the 15th wept, but
ere steadily end repeatedly repulsed, they
losing eseeral general oOlcoan, lnoludies Hajar-
Oeueral Anderson, Mortally wounded, and ere
Colonels and Majors wounds! and•taken
prisen-
Or¢er, lesjdu one thov&nd rank end It. killed,
sounded` and captured. Our lou was slight,
dux men fighting behind breastworks.
Thel next morning, the 11th Corps marched
altog,the Macon road, destroying the trick for
ieveral miles, and at 4 o'clock they took up flier
posttion on the left of the tech Corps, which was
- formed in line of battle. The enemy had In
trenched throtealm In front, and the 14th Corps
was ordered to &moult them. Oar oarairy and
infantry adranoed steadily louder the scourging
are of musketry and artillery, sod altar •
deapsrete cordlict for two borne, drove the
!Mem, from their works, capturing two batteries,
one of them 8. Loomil' battery, raptured st
Chickamauga, some battle flogs and • large
number of pflsotera, Men Bog Gee. Garen and
tits Adjt. Geoersi and Brig Golan! Corncobs*,
Mortally wounded.
While the 14:13 corps wee thus engaged, the
freer or Tennessee and the 4th corps rigorous's
pressed the enemy on the right and left. Hardee
appears to have commanded these fortes en
gaged, and early in the eight retreated south,
finding his situation in Atlanta desperate also,
burning thousand' of bales of cotton and del
l:prying ids aruninitica..
At the break of day, Sherrost put his whole
army to motion with the object of getting be
tween Hood and Hardee. He ruy not sucmd
r in this, as Hood had twelve hours start.
. The difoat had • most porilysing *net on
Hood's army,regulars and militia breaking for
home on all sides.
When the correspondent left Jonesboro, Sher
man woe throaty pro.elng the rebel rear, near
Fayetteville.
Atlanta WIN quietly taken possession of by
detachments of the lith Penn's. and 60th New
York, who hoisted the flag from the Court Hens.
amidst the 'been of the eol Hers.
Four locomotive" and eleven 64-ponnders,
side. other propety,wu captured. The town is
-Ouch damned. Most of the Inhebltents have
Brit- The weather was good, and the roads in
condition.
The Battle at Berryvllle—Present Alt.
Nvw Yost, Sept 6.—? he Titus' esrreettendent
vela Sheridan near Berryville, dated the 4th ray.:
Oser& Ellieridaa's entire army to now building
b, pier, entrenchments, be.
Our wawa line I. almost the game as we eon.
Iliad when tailing back from Winchester, and la
*paid' of a strong sad stubborn »stetsons.
The mat aserespeadant gives the following
iceoo tit ot the betels of Berryville. At the first
sound of hostilities, cur men turned ant repidly
tender mins, etarolly welting for bugles to give
the alarm. Quickly the 9th Vtritnte end Sntli
Ohio farmed I.llllnedflasttle and .mcred etsultly
nward to the line of plake . ta who were all this
time bet I y anger d disputing the forth,: advance.
Ur the rebels.
The enemy at lad tort l lo. .retetee Me
teors charged vowed, end - an went oar aoope
driving the rebels before them, and regaining
the,llas of tide pHs held by our skirmishers be.
fors the fight.enemy seamed determined
fp bald these works II peasible, and they soon
came op and mama s heavy fermi preparatory
tp s charge. No sooner wee it ascertained tlitt •
strong body of the moray was mat:wavering In
oar front than Gen. Crook ordered op Davall's
and Tharebures division, and with their support
our 'advance calmly welted the attack.
The disposition of our troops by Gen. Crook
wu rut • issinote too lent. for Berl, hurled his
force epee ns with redoubled fury, only to be
met with a stern and if:abhors, rastrtlntle. Ulti
mately resettles in a cemplete repulse. Again
sad again oar lines received their ferioat oberges,
only wound theca beak bulled and diturganieed.
The battle lasted until attar dark, sod the ar
tillery firing was cc-ntinued almost until mid.
night.
Dutch Gap Canal Completed.
Hair Yeas., Sept. 7.—The Trawes's special
from Batler'a headquarters, on the 6th, says :
The Dutch Gap =et, as a canal, Is so fat com
pleted that Remotest le beyond question. The
Indoozes taught• now and • better obaunel,
nd oo:agree will be for oyez [militated, bu t of
how mach, u tweilltary neoessity tt may be, re-
mains to be seen. It .111 by no mean. open the
way to Mascot& Rebel gunboats ars now •
toile or two above It. Port Drury 11 above it,
and there may be obetruations In the channel.
ilawevor, by mesas of It we shall denk Bo.tett
Boast battery, which II alumni is formldeble as
Drury% plue, and 'shall out off six mules of the
dr. r.
Recruiting In New York Speech of Gen
1100111E1r.
isier Yens, Sept 7, 1854.
Hersoe Greeley telegraphs to the Tribmw from
tiraer.la t "I have cheering reports of rtontitii
log throughout bar State. Nreryishers the
spirit prevail,. Kee are going forward, mainly
Nerdy end strong fanners sons, intelligent end
resolute patriots. Very little exertion will be
required to All one Stets quota by the middle of
the month..
Gin. Joe 'looker made l effeotive and ear
ring ocar speech at Watertown, last week.
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Pitubmo, 71dt Soth. 1864.
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CITY ABD SUBURBAN
Democratic County Convention.
The delegates to the'llemooratio Connty Con
ven ticaii appoints ifor the pinnace of nominating
Comity Ticket, met at the Court Hance, this
morning, at eleven o'clook.
D. 11. Secretary of the Cotuat
Exseinita Committee, (the Chairmen, Judge
Ptah!. being absent,) called the Convention tq
ardor.
Jose;L A. Hinter and Jacob liThitesell, Ergs.,
were *boson temporary Bearataries.
The arid, sties of delegate* were then called
for, when It appeared that elity.eix districts
were represented, leaving eleven districts of the
Meaty without • repreaentstion la the conven
tion. !deny of the districts were represented
by but one delegate, while the names oi quite •
number of delegates were placed upon the list
without regard to the formality of credentials.
Meters. A. J. Baker and Thomas Donnelly
were nominated for permanent chairman, ani
.eiou vote vote ordered. The vote resulted as
follows s
Donnelly,
Baker,
Mr. Donnelly, on taking the chair, stated that
ho neither.sunght nor encored the position, but
be would not decline the honor, and would
Ondoovor to discharge his duties faithfally.
B. •U. Herr, Bag. nominated sa Vice Prui
ttouts, Body Patterson, Jesse SIR, Victor Saabs,
J. Baker, Joseph E. McCabe, and Wm. H.
cQualde.
' On motion of B. H. Kerr, Esq., the temporary
S•cretaties were pormanontly chosen.
,
R. moved . H. Herr, Esq., then Mod the appointment
Ea Committee of three, to dietriet the county
r legislative noministions, and to report a rue
don endoreing the Chicago nominations. Car
rind.
Wm Linn, Esq., then moved that a committee
of bee be appointed to prepare resolutions ex
pressive of the sense of the meeting.
H. U. Herr, lisq , untended that his motion
Comprehended the appointment of • committee
on resolutions.
Mr. Linn denied the assertion—the only sub.
f, at on which the former committee would report
was In roderencetetho Chicago nominations, and
;there might bo other subjoin upon which the
Convention' would desire to maks utterance.
He therefore insisted on his motion.
Joseph B. Hunter, Esq., endorsed the slow
titian py "Benton" Hen.
Mr. Hen then appealed to the choir, and to
the coluition, as to what him motion really
ampailtended.
. Col. Junta A. Mut!, of Pine township, see
log that confusion we. iiksly to grow ont of this
Mutineer, threw oil upon th• to by
moving an amendment that •co mmitt ee of Ste
persons be added to the committee raised by
Idn, Herr, and that these gentleman should
have lull power to district t h e county wad pre
pare nisolations.
The amendment prevailed, and the chat: an
ew:mead the committee as follows •
It. H. Kerr, James A. Glibun, John M. treat,
hmu it. flapkins„ltedy Patterson, Jost::a R.
unter and A. J; Raker.
The Convention then took a roue for a few
liaides.
The Committee on Flesoluttorns than announced
essueins ready. to report
la reference to thodiotrlnting of the County,
'4, Denton" Kerr reported that two legislative
members "maid be allowed to the city, one to
Altegheoy ; one tenth of the Ohio. end one be.
trace the risen.
: The report was agreed to, with the under
al kidlcg that the entire Convention pertraipare
la rasing these Dominations.
Mr. Kerr, ea Chartroom of the Committee on
4 solutions, then submitted • the following
rat:
/i,,,01md, That w• bail the nomination of Cleo.
B. hicCutlott and Pendlotoo, aa a second deal.-
retire of inrielliender.co over military tyranny,
rod dollte power. Theft election to called for by
the esErring peoples et a &tidal Ualaa, welch
*ld to restored by their coloration to power.
II• ask andinsite the co operation of all loyal
boasted nun to. moist in displacing the present
corruptfus administration. The Constitution
oaks be adhered to in dinette of the lis prociesoe,-
ti, la "To Whom it me; Cascara." hits men
shalt inD Arteries. For thou who will odium to
the Confutation will be found their 'apportion
It guardtog the tome of car common mantel.
H e endorse, with • full heart, the whole proored-
Mee of the rational Convention.
tienstudi That we might rut the nom, and
Warr of our candidate, Ulm. M'Ciellan on the
language of Gan. Dtunsids, (a broth er offlorr
high lath•conlitionce of the adenlolomation); "I
have lumen him (dw. McClellan) suet lad-
Motile, MialludentitaePtiser, os eohilsze be the
livid, and .es private Andante. For year' we
have lived in the came family, end I know him
as well as any human being on the tau of the
earth, and I knew that no more honest, atone:so
li.. man exists than lire. if aios. I know
that no luting or ambition beyond that of the
government and the meows of our sane ever
enters his breast. All that he does is with a
single eye, • single view to the mecum of this
government, and to the potting down of this re
bellion. I know that nothing ander the sun
will star Induce that men to swerve from whet
u• 'snow. to he his army. Us is an homed ohris
den-like and a occultist:Aim man; and now let me
told one thing, that he ha. the soundest head
scil &sweat military Perception of any men to
the Cnited States. "
Essolrod, That the resent victory obtained In
taking Atlanta by Gyn. Bauman, deserves the
plaudits of all Use friends of the country. All
honor to him and his gallant army, fighting to
maintain the Union as Washington left It. Let
those who would dude the North and South to
tree negrses, Owasso of an oatrage4 people.
Democrats sand pledged to save the union of
the slat., and will do it, ander the bond:inn
wottls of Oen. McClellan, "Frame Mc Uoioo
end th, Cone:alias. for oyes yt-t to C 0..,."
it,roleed, - That all the rafters of the Repub
lic are entitled to the grouted thinks of the
people; while they are battling to preserve the
Briton In the held, we will se* that their rights
and curs us protested at the ballot..box.
The rasolutione were unanimouly adopted.
The Convention then proceeded to receive the
norms of candidates for nomination.
Among those nominated for Assembly was A.
Si. Lloyd, of Shaler township. Ife 'toted that
he was not &member of the Convention, but he
was in favor of General McClellan do a wroth,
way. He had fought under General MoOlallan,
and would vote for him If he would accept the
nomination an • war pkgs./ono,. bat
A delegate here called the gentleman to order.
"Benton" remarked that he bad known Mr.
Lloyd from tioyhood,and linieWr he gal a paraimel
conscientious man.
A delegate moved that Mr. Lloyd have leave
U Wine his position, bat the motion sou not
opoonded.
Mr. Lloyd ow:Untied. He had been nomies
ted for dezembly, and be did not desire idle
placed Ina false position, orpormit the Canvas -
tion to piste Itself In an awkward position by
nominating him. He therefore sated leave to
• ithdraw his tame.
A delegate suggested that as Mr. Lloyd hat
no Vail In the oonvention, he could not with
drew hi. name.
' Some one demanded the name of the digerati
who had nominated Mr. Lloyd, bat there was
do terponse. '
Wm. Linn, EN.. mods a few sharp remarks,
denouncing Mr. Lloyd, or any other Democrat
Cho announced himself to favor of M'Cielian,wlth
®.f. For one, he would not vote for any candidate
who was not ocrandltionally In tarot of the
Chicago not:l.ol32es. General McClellan would
nom pt the nomination On the Cb1...g0 plokt(3111,
reed any Man .' - • '"• ' .
.se/ en that , ...• •. - .._.s Wit tonsil hi.
support.
Mr. Lloyd's name wee, by common consent,
stricken from the list of candidates.
The dation was thistly made up in the manner,
and of the material following t
Mars.
• "
Janos D.
Dobai
Jams 84212227 ...... —.---.--27
2212. —.--. 2
Dr. Hem—. ..... e
wm.
Jobs MoCiarram«
Dir. kleOrmry, not having I sukjori4 on ant b .lbt,
nomhir♦ted by accilmatka.
J. 7.. Beckbam,o w:4wl:l:db.t.
sad. al Pfr.
Victor !a@a,• by acx4iiii,itlais.
&Pilot Rtnirs,
Christ
&a 64 Zinn
J. Salim Stint; by ateloustalcu.
===l
I Clarks Brom,. by bcclikamtbys.
4:010111:16
roo Wa " k b le e •Lellasidft.
Sand Q. itaCtialiti4=ilas.
CMITIMAIAS sciPaintill with three Wl"'
fit Occuluz-va Pandiatos. - , e
Ooscumnoptu. stortiumioits.
Thy caniaatitin this dlitialrakilse dalgst
tha 23d poniromilanalpVlininEldtia , „! -
dtattlat ta,,P42 room. too it► C I 9DEAP
a~oaool=ma, and 'tha indanas that ijoit,
lentils* intgabli to sistut• a candidata** ,
221fitt4101,-P*Trat vs! sf
1 I'W!
ihsl war ql co; 14Zatisis 814164 vii
prommbod, butt letter of de lineman from the
psalm= wu rood and his mama withdrawn.
Smith, Bscp, was also nominated, bat
Ds ni was likewise withdraws.
Sams 11. Hopkins, Egg.. wu than nominated
by acelaniationth the usaidato for Conrail.
sinswei.airtals nirruor.
In this Distriet Messrs. B.'11: Seth, James A.
Gibson and Wm. It Neese wets cleated Confer
set sad Enassimonay thitrnetod ta support tb.
claims of Capt. W. J.iHmustz as a candid ate for
Congress.
United Presbyterian. Herne.
The Synod of Pittebtugh ;net MCanotisburg
tan Thurody, lit roes, at R o'oloek P, M., and
was evened with a stamen 'by therettring Mod
erator, Bar. ihmenel Taggart. The attendance
of, members was better than last year, but not
.13.4 v. James Prestley, D. D., was chosen
Moderator. The sessions have not closed It
this writing; but thee far the proosedinp have
.
been harmonious and Intimating: . So eases of
discipline, nor any Vastness of an unpleasantne
lure, bad been presented. The time of - Synod
was given to the great interests of the Church,
and the action In respect to thee* was chino
tulle d by commendable harmony and heartiness.
Bev. J. ft. Boyd, of the Presbytery of Muskin
gum, has been installed pastor of But Union—
to labor half time.
Mr. T. Beiph, of the Presbytery of Mutters,
has accepted a call to Mount Prospect cengregs
tion, and hie ordination and installation ap
pointed for the Met Thursda of September, at
Mount Prospect. Bev. J. B . Johnston to preseb
pesermon;Kennedy to addresa the
ople; Rev. D. H. Breach to address the patter
end preside in the ordination.
At • late meeting of the Butler Presbyters'.
a preaching station was establiehed at Boverd's
Mills, called New Hope, and preaching was
granted it one third time. Rev. J. B. Whitten
was appointed to moderate • call at Outtreville
.ben invited to do so; Bey. J. A. Clark, hi,
alternate. Moderations of cane were granted
also to Portman% and Mountain* er
Breeden to attend to the an dform Bev. Sam
uel Herr to the latter, at inch time as the people
may designate. Rev. J. B. Whitten was &e
-nacted to labor els weeks in the service of the
°ha:au Commission. Presbytery to supply
ht, pulpit during hi, absence. The following
action was taken with reference to the Increase
of pastor.' salaries, via That we recommend
oar congregations to pay their piston at the
rate of eight hundred dollar, as the minimum
salary for the present
Quotas PUted
The following exib-dietriota In Allegheny And
Boller counties, lying In the 23d Distriot, have
fined their quotas and ere dear of the present
draft:
ALLIORIXY 0017 m
13eaond, Third, and Fourth,
Allegheny City.
Beevegke—Manchester, Sewickley, Datineine,
Shaspilmri and Tarentata.
TeWeetire—bleCtters, Role, Ohio, Sewickley,
Marshal, RinCandleu, Pine, Richland,
II nap ton, luau, It/diens, Rest Dear, Watt Deer
and Fawn.
toe nr.dentand that Seam and Harrison
townships have made Ilttls If any effort 'to Vt
the:nal:tots, and of coulee th &all will proceed.
NOTCH COIIIITT
Rl:wankel —Zeliernopla, Faiontarg, Batter and
Fr.speat.
loomakip.--Batralo, Clinton, atddiasax, Ad
am., Crensra, Jackaon, Forward, Scalar, Von
twqoanazalag, - Laroastar, Muddy , Omen, Ramp
tut., Canter, Clay, Corword, Brady arid Worth.
City Mortality
Dr. Q. L. McCook, Phyla: on to the Board el
litaltb, reports die following interments from
Aug 27th to Sept. Stl,
2 White..--. 12 ToteL
Towable 11 I C010red..... 1
Of the diseases' th ere were : Typhoid fever,
geouloforer, I; peritonitis, 1; general debility
nod old mph 1; enteritis, 1; choler, infontom, 7;
conititutlonal debility, 1; hiarscepluilus, 2; con
voidons, 1 ' dysentery, 1; Isar umis, 1; sore
throat, 1; unknown,
AT ilons.—CeL Jacob M. Campbell, and Ad
jr eat Brie of the Mil Itcglntent, P. V, having
set ved thei r of enlistment, were honorably
discharged the marries, an the lot Lust, and re
turned to their homes ittJohnigown on Satsrday.
They rat= with the proud cessolonsnetv of
baying served their cocultry faithfally, and of
bearing with them the esteem of their oompen.
tens to arms, and the respect andiratitade of
their ootintrymen.
Eicoscrru or Caere —The scarcity of cants
aoutinties to be the subJeet of complaint, though
Mier are being wined at the Mint at the rata of
about 1100,0t9 worth a month, end ars distract
slid as last as coined. The seartlty to attributed
to the hoarding of cents for sale at the high pre
mium paid for them.
Pl.llJrOl3. MUSIC. arc.
WAISELEta. & BARB,
sOLL SOLITTS Or Tar.
Bradbury & Sohomaoker & Co.'s
OELEBIUTED PIANOS,
AND BMITI4 & c3.'81
American Organs and Melodeons,
So, It BI88gLL • B BLOCK. BT. WADI Vt.
Re cake Vearare in re (art..; to a few of than erla.
tows parthand the. Instma... In Pl.sbargh end
vicinity
t.rd, Bag., John Quinn, T. 1.,
1 . dawn,
J....8..1. Esq., W
Ca pt. Oorbran,
elh, Bunn. A On..
J. P. Mulin, W. Brick..
Dr. 0. B. M. Blnclbsna, A. B.
0 MIIi St. Baptist Ob., A. Unomeller, Zsg.,
D. la. Book. MN Dr. D. A. Hortein.,
O. J. If - Barn, inakils. Pa,
Dileatron St VI...Pt deaden), P.O.Dww.. P.
NW Borah EcTialind, Lltorty.
Ospt. J. B. Convoy, Iffemingtuus.
Dn. H. 8.0., bnrlckley.
Pon. Z. Delahunty. Monundwille, Vn.
Gra. Boots, Onlannd.
B. Onan,t Unit - P= l . o .
Bnlnnum Goo, 1.5., Aliaghway Olif .
Wm. J. Bo." a..
Pnry ltes. maPon. do.
Ail. Bran., do.
do.
'11);.731."A.r12131Mt0ck, Liharti.
John
orgy.
do.
All P.m. liModnona onnanta4 far dos roan.
• few cawlew .mood-Fond Pl.on br ante wad not.
Mr
N fiIIIDLB, Ncs. 183 Burrinino di,
Pianos and Inidaal Instruments,
See2e oceeetently as Mad a Ilse issartreess al
Haw rtssoa, Mint% GRIMM. k O O OII DZOI B
grillV l l 9 , vtdcb rlr, satin
tertaed
pLilsiOs MBLODEONS.
A vel7 Ism dock of INAIII 00.10 ! I
.od 11,415155 OVIAMULTID ' z 5, n.
uolvad before Om 1W advsno• m
pTlet•
Alto, • *lanai salictrtmant ot P 111503 k 05.5
MRLODZONS, 5.112.0 roma lIIIADSOHS, and
slaty worth:oat of um ware inuno.
011 411LOT1 IC BL 0 BE. CI tits stn.-
Jrli - IrOildrA rB.
yirc‘ . ". —. .TS6figs - 67 - N;
119TrOILISTEI-JLT- 11 L 1 W ,
e■c 0.14 L 101195111) BOLDI/118 . CLAIN AGIINTI.
Batstl tt es Watradolsoldian 060:Waal la trom taw
0 mar Ma data omm.No.le Mt= WiIiWITT, Haab=
0011 with 01abarto awl Ow sitars.
JAMES LAFFERTY,
An Ltgul BOW. lirtalgil &Omelet - ta:
co*, wile roma MUST. war, Grant, Pitt&
bitrib• spr.miss
ArIABTEB k GdZZAISII
raa.w ovirlow.
•
No• 119 OBlltl STUART.
~pia
Urn- CI t30)10YEB, Attoraeyres
um olio. SA VS) P!Ortil and. riit.1...0.
-
DIFITIG 114113211.
MON jOIERSTON In PURE
u Dams AND moretiaitA 1111LITIWIT
001 Goals, moue suup, out, roma;
ramumus, os Rttiatti pima itulleophklibs .
GOMA low Owner daitia46-and Yoartb
IteMthrtabeltal. gait= Cemp3o324.`
B 14,FA11.53a0tIKA C.Xl.4Lhol Lssn
bealei
Ow' ,T,-,ltif.-siEr,irTruzAl
- 4agogiali
Vlre..l.o.lrotd
etttowth.
FOR S&L --FOR Rzirr
F OR RENT.
FOUR ROO MS,
Law, or Printing Oakes; Book Binding or Bicohaniul
psalms.. an a feralsba sits swam power ti
yenta& Will to routed Amity or other
.lie If &grad.
Asp, la GAZZTTII 01110111
Viol BALE Farm of 118 acres, in
BLOW toiromfdp,Wodmonnoo woozl.
e = d ni. l 4 bittrAorka on du
o tomttred. omo4
I' M• to - tr - y Taluab le buto In Dem towerhip, Watt.
mombusb scanty, Ps-, artoodatzg sates Ira sorsa, troil
?urttaretttlting: i tto * u t tt " v'ti tt mining th.
Aljr:tiony county. P.
I 07 US ALMA on the Iltotorotahals
Moyl3 U th tbfroblilpot Awn Etta:too from the
barobgb at. 11•Somport. •
klms• vogq Islosbb WIN fn Bt Clair tont,*
Waßtmortlind ma" oonnaning 160 acreL
ID BuiT 6 DDIO loton lb bormQb of Walt
Moo,
illuteb.'eaby 120 bit.
lhartkahus wild:tat Maser.roultb ethos
Q. 8.20W38. Bog Rotate Assaf.
LOB BALE— BIEBITABAN arms eary
101.2. /74X .3 . 0112 a131141,-Tbl ea.
ollZVll=ttors o f Me estate at AhrtHemaa, me a d
este • number ef from enahalf to twe
Km owl, abutted Tort 'antrl4 o ll three
tolnates mel t et sae tarred= stabs AI ILL
Aborts ers
beetatitalf 10-utte fel issue:Low,
mad, •=awe of =ten Lois Is Lbr irWsV of Straw
trestles` am the Poomagor Batlowyty to exit
tot bast .0 trots me to two Imam! fret deep.
tor IlLOwtostoao ormotro of Wage of Mr andow
11=4. to W. A. ar.B.SOLI_ Cledt`e Cele% Coen
MLA
SOHN
E. G.
f.
iteecetteeta
F os MIX.
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE
In the vitiate of If entflaid, lour mike from the cite'.
Sot Ko,a2, content , between eft sad wren acres ;
you Ut. cross d geld two steny brick hem=
lab* tad other bedldinia einem tad wall of
water to wet of ccal with bank opened and to good
warklita order, will be sold In one lot at divided to nit
methane& If not odd before UMW' ES 1004 ertli
at that day be add at PUBLIC BALI, at I o'clock p.
.. widest reserve. Title indisputable . dam of
all hantmbrence. 'Terme of este will be nude known on
application to 421:0110r TOMS% Terneranoervillo.
it
1; OR SALE One. new Steam Engine,
inath cilsolloo, ao Isab 'trots, oslo oo rl toOs boa
was. T•tin irowmar•
ow IS hosla cyttodsr, SO tub drots,moood•bcoi ,
istlt 'litho ma good so now.
0.1 T tnch Winder, So bob Moto, sew.
Ono 6 . SS
" Two 0711ndos Solloco. se Is. Cm. SO ins bag.
Slum St
"
tvof irtooght Iron OS Stlns
Ob., Thom Smog decent Toots, 10 IXI - Watla.
fey WO'S. . Sassier of H. U. SW" .
• Snoilhoga. Blow Bast. noOSSbo bast
ONEOF TIIIMIOST BEAUTIFUL AND
mersuk.a.see.tbr enantr, tett* iinretent Ltd
Liberty ts new uttered tor akin, tragting cog
H and
Axnae shoat 9ao fast, sad containing 23 nano mare as
km; our the residence at il , •••• • are Bratish
Coq sad others, andis ossesPeitaeerthetha.l in
awns. • lOsers hran th.pla two stou
.1:1nt bone, tank, gas, nil In goad orklenslerk a Ina or
young tres.
_mostly bearing. Ws ,tr
, iestreZeill be dl
Inlertvb, es lola wiCnoll
rthaw& For Wma. antral tat itrw Jamul sad
mu, sank aka a • CL, 114= ,
Maki , aired:U.l,
OR BALE--The country- seat of the
II:
late state& D. ll LW. moane d . eitarited fit OA.'
Mitatoirusbiwnee toile from the niloileral OECl.terro
co leetang etas. of coitleuldon,
ef=t end slotted lettb treat tter,altrubberyian, and
underlaid with csel. To puttee waking tat
proved. property, orenbliting selesatages am
.orrery,health and good neighbuthesd, the al=
toe ee• rare opp. - =iis of sinning at owe to•the an•
lesteof a rani how,
farther pertioulase legate at the aloe of Ito-
Will' all t DullGieLd, So. if Teen street.
=aullthea . • 8. DOUGLAS.
Fog SALE—STEAM BAW MILL
AND OIL ItitinflNT.—Tho oho-ball or wane
of as 011 Bohner) stal Naha Bair Nil. lathiest sea au
flt ache of • ea aboadessee et cool co the lai—
witiothen taw ' _lrostal, dant, eh the Alloorz
Piret mad LV. SS. Is easel fa mu. It.
ie ant era of matzo WILL I lito Bow Nil tt kt Raa•
dl! otter, estells Tao ilioated, hoaxers shot n I INNSI
hue B to the der. Goal lecetty tor boilabh Wav
weritteolon call oil the astelesolgesd.
LIMY a CHOW
et,ekt2 No. Eh Easel street Pil:llo:.,tlsEgk'et.
FOR SALIf
A. FISST OLASS anspituog.
•
s grans& a nd stabling iibtanboil. dinged On tb•
use of the listictimt •i• &root Sailors, in 6114hua7, Is
Weed tarsals. •gply to
sodilar /IL 11211111D2. ICS Wood Arcot.
FOR tiitht,
1,000 FEET Of FBANiNG TIMBRE,
Averaging tram 8 to 10 nacho Kam. &madras* Os
&e et lEIVE & MPHIB,
ogroodtt Mo. 103 Iflftlr ewe&
els eiALB—At Aladdin OH Worsa
SI Crud* Petrolowa Tufts.
la ?-tee cedes, eubetwettatly halls of prime Umber, Ito
testi to as, wed trUl wedeln NOM 120 Wrote est&
Application may be saute at the Itellhary tsar --
ON at the Olhoe to Flttetetreh
1/111IIIRON. JoausTos • WAX
taila:tt
Wit ISILLE—PENN STEKET PROF
zaTT.—Tt. thr.e-einU Bret ccat.t..
I .7rwat oi ' le) fret elt.lies?...argliek 110 ltet to Iv
whiz e 11... Tb• sbova I. excellent locotl.= km
ma:soften:nog purpoete. ltaqulrle_cd
timktt V. A. • e , efLII.J.LA, 63 filth Meet.
F -OR BALF.—Beaver Cony Farm, sitn
etod to Oerhexten tournehtp, 1 miles froze the
Wined, matting ITS acre., groat 103 sores cleared,
endtrlald with coat A pod Dwelling Rout. Stable
rod ottotercor• outbuildings. An erolterl at 830
of bag eclectton., Apit/Lt_o
soZ 1d01,e1.0 A 00, 101 Youth street
efOLINTRY PLACE FOR BALE--C0n
%.../ Wainam al: gala, otta sad a bolt man, boa
ear
ADhany Otty, nut th. Parpotrille Plink Bowl, with
moll tow now , on
VOA 84113...-150 .aores of Owl; also 120
wore et treat oral In Woo OM. tracts ,
oriel and Whoa end other te in good gum
ing order In poet Be. am tract on the Youghiogheny
D.
river sad CassasEtsvals Wied. Swirlier
SiIttLIAIS
FOR BALE,
tooulro of
roal.l
I'OB BAM—A farm eonftining 114
/1: Lem, dratted In Froydrrr torrodoV, rPrel
ocroty, on. rolls from Om?, ISIII, sal tor sailartren
Vituburet. SE. Wm la ..all ..farad tad Li Lai
Oat, ot orattratioo o , For tortbor. Wok.
on Ms premorres, er a r the sobseribee,
105.1.232- /1.. G. 11131110 U.
- -
KENT—A 'FINE STOBB ,
.rict. Dwelling awl Stable, on lot above Ow tra.
woo& ow federal street, Alb' bay ati._:!ammodoo
nuns am. Diongledi t y IL
DIA
Ogli OM Z
Jalatinv tts.
Vvlt BALI?,
Goo eocon4 Dona OlmGar Sow. Stint:hes. Good
• j r. Erqc Ire col
DRY GOODS, iNc.
awn. imaoa w. teas°
WILSON, CARR co.,
(Law Wawa, Pwww 1 Cb..)
WhOleteedelaqtl • • gr., I I'D • •
GOODS, liss.t4 Wood street, third tunas abate Dim
alley, Pittsburgh. , _ . spit:kb( s=
EAION,IIAOB.I3 II & 00; Wholesale and
IWO Thaler' In TIMIIfrSOB, CifIIZOIDTIUMS
604DILS GOOD% of cirri iloooripticao, Hogan awl 12
Plfth street, Pittsburgh.
ACBIRti-VGLYTit, end,
A Nita Natal In /Ascot AND rapt' DN't
amts.ndauxas; i 51.4 No. tit asciandssert.l4
*seaias:mut awl Tocutb,Pittobargb..
IL PALIIEA 4 o 84 Wood Street,
pi s 111110, MVO, OVUM VIA.
rut trissW 400D4 Pz.rdt/-
hL •BURCHFIELD,- and
. Baal Dealer fa STAPLE )12(D TANSY,
Go licatlseeticarrox /Math and Unita *LIN%
Plttablut6
T Nit,,,,BABEERIt Droslerii bi
LI • kii of DIM 000 DO, froi,
*pen Third airdidirrgh
—...duu1.31;L00
wrsuWrom .etonfim.
.616BDENZA DON N, -Agent 'rot OA
eoz6z a snel4 riski=ibuskraurn urixfaso
n " 1 " 1 " P -00. 114,
1 ' e . J024135, Ago% for 71 orth)Anseries;
s' State at PentintrialiNsaa ituutat worm%
Anal REJVSedteel4
sum= Oacipsay, come ISOM bad Water sta.
GORDON,Searetary Of-Westiri ,1
suraisavoiratavAl
A X IL 'BOW' al:i;lkdscr
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LXX VII---N
VOLU
SCHOOL BOOKS,
UTPricsr low a. u• b. Obei&
VEST POCKEiEDITION. ,
NATIONAL TAX 'LAW, -
.. f p,....1 . .7 :: =54; Ar t ;rpm unizirtst
LiNcoLN AND JOHNSON
IMPUBLICAV CLNPAION sonaTst,
THE • SHODDY EONGEITEE,
riiwo CHABEIING BOOKS now re*:
HENRY MINERiS;,
-rum PRIDE OF r..zirsig
Detightse-la-law of Sir Welter Moti ve _
ere!
"Ite; gutowl.
11110—51,50 PAY= y PILE OWN,
spimixos or &um A,IIOIIOZ a. JANA Low ,
eon._ Wagwate thupwpo l 49 44 cOri m O bill
tar irdbmaicovi 'et the
. y*
ImamdlY laterbitilst, it is 4de27,"natiiminstryiimeisi
lb. nharattere Wasp , ;;!g
trek xlsorm * 2 4 04 1 # 11 lima*: sot hooksitr.l:
Byrd 'The Tlaf. of WS" rq N ts a loatatal 11)-.
you et thst worldllaeo Oa sopsnoildiat tut • .;)-;
mom ithe, bum proven= = reabland a - 1 !1"
mad - 'tome otprdealy do blgteeePectbse ll =
cleq,.. Thetas= folly of "pride of tire?' of =OS
.1 1 r 4 for Ibo wlatab=e l ; Pt telotatimersat pa* ;;O
us,' that =girds IRS as nub etaybody =No= 1 , 4
;tata oursor. choke sa ===r,•volger. ttlimod amoll ; 3
so on—ese bantkad with • pcc of power., a= ft la go .
mow **sand to Cs the eager cleo - oombitee• ;!• I 11'
near* the coateroptible noessobb tea litollookola • A '';"
tr=tcarted sad slarr-elghtea =bar se
=W • :4
The story of Iles ooacerns ihe===
WTI sad =ale= girt, the dourittor of • poet Oak.. 1 r :
=dhow= Ma art= toy merit, vdth4
! [Sion.f fiteobillte ' 4 „. ]
tab arlstoccac7. The =sato.= oyhe lady and of liqg
lbsilly drabbes= =tote ct the bo=„1)=. dbeedie
Lard saws-m.l.d. a.m. Kb% /flidralta =d%
ell An= horistlf. Lady Stott loul =elm
• atilt:, Y. write, bat her =We= sem a trieseek -;
clf Woe are flaechractera r ibmelYpiattell , The
mad 'their ere*, also, are - alear draws, oc4 the JAW
proof of their elletlaToleotAf=t o =l"tufiff="l
I the= from bothantog as if they.irere , •
The plot is la .I=l;llP4arraosibpf====ll:l4 ;
the =A I. AN,f tateratirp. ;, ; - • )
ELIRLITIONB FALEIHIONABIrI P7ll
- cm.2l
Author of .-Beattia," "Node= Admotehlletrialableletti 14
Y4ION-4160 IN PATZIt; $1 IN alarm
"The leather of Beattie. dlmployed Übe
ebilbey thim ow wort. It Is ow= oteee 011*.
tkosa cely make Oar memo= at booN tnt
•
thm Moray sky. verb like tlas cannot fel
legit tte west Urfa society. sad mor loomatabelsmillo
mead it to moth of our reedam es lan . poll
boa. The atelisr deals her Lao= dskl and leN;;—;;M• ;It
poet the dm= a= arttaco•;at fieWotablesmoat
[bar •kolo Z
Vosole=teek her for,' tirts tm ram tolok.o
now-ea
that book, sad ta blet. ich alualtatatle O ,
we op= the lewd= ta Ttom potables= lumet
do= theft; pert aad v• hare hare ear at ipr
b and
.rd I= larase of the
la
swots at het y r`
=mat day. -
Clop= of the shore teas seat by meat= orlsomtlied — `l , l
et telmdit of Flo) rl!s
HENRY ; fps
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I. BIIYAH,
Water lniazaaa. AL, I,
BD fade). c or
net,Burke. 8. , ' n&
M=l==ll
troa to 000 AOC°
OAK /LOOSING.
fIoQUKWADDOUGLAS ,
IT hos aryls.
G. IL. rsocrtos.
No. ti Pens droll.
BOOKS. JILLEII7III2, arc
Wail dude ued to the
PUBLIC SO13.00103;
and all ether !dimly to the ti f.
Of
BCHOOL BRATIONKIII.
OHAS. a. BIFJA.IOII4
sir WOOD itiratim.
plitel 15 OIL.
Contahgag aH the . - .
'TWO/ AID POP01;111 BONGS 077312
Pstriotte, UntimAulal, o=act. Nara, Aa
Luse Mao. 111-Insted Rpm. Oola• PtiosllS
Bt.& owl.. maga! pcstiraid eo Todept
• Itbend dlm:4mA to dm lasi.
Adtrto all ad.,, to twat* prompt itte,t4si le
.. • .
JOHN P. HUNT.-
52 Fifth .terit. Kanto HAL
DT JANE, LADY seer,.
ft IT3 rind frfaXlT, oaf door to 06 t
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TENNYSON • S NEW BOOK.
El KO OEI wsona.
l Vol. 1 Gme. Pzle fh
dart Smelled by
CRABS too.,
NEW 800D3. il
1. lawmen'. Teeth Arden eve stiorrloogOi . " fi ,
.. Tbs lionotaable, or ettirlarlbat ealteneelaf Va. i •
--. .
Gilbert. 1..
S. eatewis..bra.tho , of .1.1.-gmt thtliasp, ..
4. Asariaa. ty_flarriet IC Prescott, ;d
5. Out In the - World, by T. el. Arthur. 'l,ll
Crean Cope OW to ads and Ms Tlosco. by S. lib !.1.1
bibal
Tcia. m . ~
7. he Beek of Coma Prayer el the PthabYteeille.r - A ,
°blush, call eselesi.
For estibs (eels) EAT a 3 00., Se ,
Wood egeepet:ll:
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TF.11 . .1199E/I
All the varlets SLIT 000E3 awed Is the TIMM, obl
Wet &bode and Cottages of Pittabliigh sa3 stotaitg4 kl
Tor esleby :.
sage ELT * 00., VS WI
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scuooL ilooir.i... 9011.001. BULBS' i
A.L.L THI 513110D.U.80 1 ; 01 L5 . , , ,
. asedln *la .:. . i;..t
PLIILIC AND pumas soickous tit rrriti*rOgji,
...,
d.r!cl 117 for alb bt pAyis c&NI l a tA
03 Woad • r.•
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In IP aosv irrinallY " ......—ltrigiraz , , 0
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woilx4 nzw Tom' nuumrs aims 00 1 4
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N Water s tat Itadels.•
•
LUCA= Uth WORSE,
Duzoes,- WRAP 4t
- itiat#ll:#Tl .
Tars Wkliti Ps9aa3 .0160 a Wires
DOM Lim 10=21 NEM •
EDIfediT t fOX.AL.
WESTERN ENITEEI4[Tt :,.,
_
cow ai 11.933 AisD max* min% lig, -.,
tisoi" T of Xratal sad lr ttt I. Brimu T4l 4tra. L: fita. ''' : l ; ,
'A., Prerreser ot ths Grist laornso asEl - r
Ma+ BIM W,-Vallasc,ll. AL; Rra' et
1 Brlastir Ittoraam, B. A.,_Patowar of_
Gump If. Bata, X: Ta7..;13., Prallrarer X ''''''
Warn Dram. Libbrks,atitztut -,
of
ur. a. I •,- - /L l , " = . 1
:ark tal , IM sat idtralril4t:. war
.. u.D.,XaNmar of Metal Ustrist, ..-
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