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Enthusiastic Ineethig at VW Mine Elate.
Spirited Addressee, Stirring Gongs,
etc.
A large and exceedingly entheelmtia meeting
of the Union voters of the city was held last
• everting, in Wilkins Eau. A eptendid IsrMs
• bred was in attendance, and at the hoar of seven
'clock - the hall was crowded, all the seats being
find, =deem foot of a nilable standing room
being occupied.
The meeting was called to order by Dr. Me
t
Candles., whet - ixtened that, Dr. George McCook,
taks iliejoitalr. The motion was unanimons-
Ir carried, and 'the venerable doctor took the
IV and amid muehapplanse.
Dr. A- G. MoOs• dless and Joseph Ross, Esq.,
were chosen Via President:l,4nd Wm. Anderson
and J.. B. Stabil Cemeteries.
• ' 11'noCell aD011135.
Dr. McCook was then loudly called upon and
activated a speech WI of patriotic ire. He be.
gen by &Malts in a touching and feeling mat
y ner, to the grief which-had overwhelmed" him,
.It t of late blebs loss of o many . near and: ear
• friends .. fle then prooeeded
ingotdie polit
s",. !eel issues of ends". On speako the Chi
;,) cago'Convintion, hestatad that if hell had been
raked through ant through, a more despleab'e
tt set of 'Thins could net have been found, end
words amid not °sprees the detestation *MA he
- Sett for the vile, cowardly, treasonable platform
w de& theyerected. No loyal men could
et ad upon such a
declaration of prineiples.
‘ - ' 1 Every man who helped to make it was a ;sous
, faced sympathiser with treason. No- loyal
Demecrat would endorse asons a cowardly plat
' forte ;
wouldbut, like Gen.Clise, flon. John Cessna, and
4i kindred Democtatswould spit upon and 'pm
it (Applause.) This platform, in all the length
-I; and breadth of its meanness, was made by Val
landlgfiam, Wood & Co , and endorsed by
kindled cowardly dogs. The speaker then pro
'mooed to discuss the antecedents of Vallandig
,..: ham and as he is thoroughly posted in :enrolees
'4i to his career, he made no hap.nalerd assertions,
• but preyed him to be a vile, time-serving, double
dealing political gamester, fit for any work. He
Clhad helped to bring this creature before the
public, and considered it the most heinous sin
...lit of his life,ltit he had worn the knees out o! an
paho of pentanes' in endeavoring to obtain
foigiveneee. (Lsughter and applause ) The deo
tor continued to speak at considerable length
jeoo4:tut we cannot give month= • mere outline o
his remarks. Among other adage he remarked
that ha had no patience in dealing with copper
." • heads. If he encountered one an the street
bt
elsewhere .posatiased of brain!, he stolid manage
`( - 4: , t,„; to discern political tunes with him, so long as
there was a hope of reclaiming him from the
error of his ways ; bit 'Aiken he cams upon
these brutish spealmene of the party who c0u1d...,
not reason, and who nevertheless persisted
in uttering their treasonable sentiments
in Ins hearing, Ms impulse invariably
WY 1.0 apply brute force and kayak him down.
(Aplatate.l Tills impulse was not to he attrib
uted so mach to his sense of many on aosount
of hit physics] prowess, because that was almost
gone now, but because be knew and felt that
traitors were cowards, and that no man *odd
fight bravely except to a jot ranee. (Land op
plenum.)
tha close of tne Doctor's spech,there was
muds by the bend, followed by ahamorous cam
paign song, composed and sung by Mr. Papa.
sousrmaa £300? lux ..catfirtinaltl."
Dr. McCook here arose and stated that he
had* few words to gar in renrence to a *estate
ender on the eo-lagged Dementia ticket, a whi
le= Nlocusiodors," but now a banker In this
city. , Thiss!Cometodora" once holds position In
the navy tinder this "coronet and thieving
administration," end it Is said that he dicta%
lose any money_ while in the writes. Gen.
Grant muse made are:nisi ion upon this worthy
for transpertion, which was not furnished, and
A Inc result of it was that he was arrested endea
tibimiesed. The sVonamodore" heatenel to
to
Washington, and laying hie grievances before
;: t e stile tyrant Lincoln," demseded the removal
•-1 of General-Grant The President desired to
knowthe reason fur boob a remerktable re
'n
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3 quest, mid the "'Commodore" wee prompt to
.mutes - a sufficient oetre—avant woe d dnualt•
ant/ "/11 it really et,?" inquired the Pont-
A Went. •tft te," replied the .3cmCdodoce" —
.1.• / Want it of my own knowledge-" (hen,"
said the Presidentorith that peculiar twinkle of
the eye which betokens • joke, "tla home ant
aseertainthe kind of liquor which Gnat drinks,
.* .Lk' , 6i as 1 desire to nod a barrel of it to every 04u tr
t,l!; we,'„,-!1., at in the amt I"
• Tide joke,alth.ough not new, wee decidedly
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new in this conneonon, at st_has not heretofore
been understood as hat tog been perpetteted at
.1:;,!.1 the expense of the "Cemmodore.'" It was
heartily enjoyed by the audience.
...141.,4 berg by Hr. Pop, and muno by the band.
niimaPSS or 211.
:.11 Don. T. J. Bight= was text coiled opal, and
remarked that we were entering open one of the
mos: important Presidential campoiger .90i wit.
named by man of the present gettercion.
In
.1 1812 Mute was a war and peace citrus for the
Presidency, and then the peace party were semi •
Micy defeated ; and tto speaker ventured the pre
dtion that Gen. McClellan woald be the want
defeated man that ever went before the people
to for that high °fines_ (Cheers and applause.) De
itt Clinton tame out of the seventh Presiden
.4, dal Canvass with less than one-third of the oleo
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to - al rote, but Abraham Lincoln would not leave
AfoClellan hall that number of votes. ( Applause.)
Ire flanker was la favor of patine, out it must
to • permanent lasting peace. He was in favor
a Peace COmmittiOnera, but the Commissieners
;.;.; whom he favored were Grant, nhermso,
vs , , and the brave armies under them. ( toad
a ppraise.) lie bad vowed, and weed !ahem to
"..;t4 it to his dying day, to oppose, with ail his
strength, any step looking too cessation of hos
ditties. and a convention with traitors in arms!
• (Applause.) But his belief was, that,
11 beton the Presidential election ot me rood, ear
o Peace Coninalisionets” would give are tee news
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that Richmond had fallen, and that Jt.II. Davis
(4 ...se a prisoner in the hands of Gem. Grant.
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r._ The speaker. then alluded to the military re
.: sord which Gen. McClellan bad Made for him
, s elf, and as be had proved himself gaits to o
'CI weak a man to command the army, he was not
• • :1 the man to direst the affairs of this great nation
at such • atisia. Bed 11 not been for his military
. as, he would never have been beard of as s
• '; •-f1 rrceidon!ial candidate. (" Thai's so.")
lbe Detmcralic pretension, of "love for the
iti ,shier" were text discuired, and 'heir hrpomity
trvtaifd. The recent vote ,n favor of :Ito zmenl
xnente tO the Constitution giving the soldier the
right to vote ; the decition of Jody Woodward
(the bosom friend of McClellan) oar the lama
sunlit. and Cl. Witik-IWldilfatnr resolution
tatted of CO the Chicago platform, were cited to
show the Democratio icon for the soldier. The
Chicago platform had killed Little Mao "as dead
7,1 s nowhere" in the army. (Churns.) That
. ea e the report from all citation of the array.
fror. McCook announced that not toe toldiers In
t e nlleynoLis; out of lie thousand,woold vote
ger McClellan (Applause.)
if the speaker lived two months longer, he
hoped to announce more glorious news than he i
,•••, il ia at Itspablican headqtartets In the fall of
1,/, joel. Allegheny catatty,then gave 10,000 ma-
joi/tf for Abraham. Lincoln, and a tte , „ o „ old
as well 001. [A voice-15,000 this time.) Xr...
1; rangementS were neermaking for the Levey vote,
an d the ._lnajortty ought to he 11,000. (a l ,.
twee)D 'The speaker characterised the Chicago
iyenvention hi fitting tonne; Showed that the
F.;-. leading spirits in that body were leagued with
the leaden cf the rebellion; that both parties
Arco working for a common purpose-sthe
traction of the American goyerannot, or the
Tg r etching up of miserable, cowardly peace, by
- witch the odious, damnable sin of slavery
s hould be assist fastened upon the nation. But
be expressed the firm conviction that
t here was_ net the remotest poesibiltty of
the sitecess of the treasonehle plot connoted at
swap. Already there wee • serious defection
in ranks of the opposition, mid such men as
Cessna-men of inflame:a in the party—were
& H ash* the nuking ship. There was some
*enjof la WM.:convention and s'new flambee
sten, bat whether they ran with McClellan as
gator e ftwoerd bearer or not, defeat was sure in
OvThe.-." s peaker v er t w eu h h lm ed t h
open
(A tt p r l au=speor
tant
toPlai, tut we have not room to follow him
Prater.
sppropr
The band performed an iete air, and
• *dr. Pope favored the =dines with al:Lothar Or
!! Vaal song. .
ADDLIISS Blows.
pfsjor A. M. Brown, the able aid indefatige
falt-CtiOlttat of iho County Ageolttive Ooßtait-
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lee, being etuerved in the endlense, was lankly ,
paned upon, sod impended is a most vigorous
'and telling epecch. He exnnual regret that
'the speakers announeed were not present t
ell
eta
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my the time be now bad to HI, and he fel
lea to know what to say. He was glad, boar•
ever, that the audience had been favored with
;the able efforts of Meson. McCook and Bigharn.
; Be paid a high compliment to Dr. McCook, and 1
appealed to the audience to pay attention to his .
I Pores "as word, of wisdom.' There sat a man,
in the chair, whose name had graced the Flout
ers] Ticket for the immortal Andreae JacesOn.
He was no bastard Democrat--no Copperhead.
su c h The Chicago platform was no place
tor such a true and patriotic man as be to stand
upon. Be was forced to-day we to his country
and his bag, end stood to-night jut where the
illuatrione Jackson would be found 'tending if
li•ing—shoulder to shoulder with the friends of
the goverment, and in unyielding hostility to
U aitors both north and south. ( t.pplause.
The Chicago platform had been denominated
"the white man's platform," and Gen- McClellan
"the white man's candidate," Ho characterised
there as the "white feather platform," and the
"ohlte livered =Edon." (Loud applause.)
could stand. No loyal man could endorse each
a mean, miserable, cewardly expression of sen
timent. No true patriot could get down on his
kneel, ns did those poltroons at Chieago, while
our viekrious legions under oherman, and Par.
ragut, and Grant, and She. :len, were dealing
death-blows to the rebellion, and beg tor peen—
crouching, epsniel-11re, and licking the hand
raised to smite them. Dr. McCook had aptly
styled those follows II dot's. Dogs they were,
and all they wanted noir woe a collar upon their
necks, labelled "Jeff Davis." Ills property they
were, and hie whistle they obeyed. ( Applause.)
The Major then proceeded to sketch the char
acter of the men whq stood upon this white
feather platform, and who would vote for the
white-livered candidate. We give merely the
outline ; the reader will have no difficulty in fili
ng up the picture. •
The Major gave the Copperhead "Commodore"
a side-wipe as be paned along, and alluded to
a dmire speech, in which the "corruptions of
the administration" had been viewed from a
Copperheed stand-point. It was assorted that
the "Commodore" had not made more than a
quarter ti a million of dollars out of the war,
and porhaps be was competent to speak on
the subject of "official than
corruption." Bs
this as it may, if Lincoln was any worse
the ..commodore," God save the Republic I
(Laughter and applause j
The speaker next reviewed the military career
of McClellan, and his criticisms were es severe •
as they were just. Be dared any Copperhead
present to gainsay one word which be hod tit
tered, as be had the detriments to substantiate
what be said. This part of the Major's addnes
was most telling and effeative, and we 'regret
that went of space prevents as from giving even
a synopsis.
He concluded by reviewing the progress of the
war, and defining the narrow boundaries within
7fhich the rebellion bad been driven by oar
' victorious armies. For one, be was in favor of
ISAbting these traitors until they laid down their
et sos or ware driven into the ocean. (Applause.
It they would not submit to the rightfulaathor)
it, of the nation, then he was in favor of
exte-rminaiims. That was the word.. He
was fully aware of the threats of counter revo
lution in the North, if Abraham Lincoln WI,
elected, and if "this war upon the' people oi
rovereign States was continued."
hut let it
come. Yes ; let it come I And if it does come,
so help him God be was in favor of exlmwiaariay
Copperhead. North as oral as traitor. South.
(Loud applause) [This lest remark brought
the venerable Dr. McCook to 121.1 feet a „Who. with
eyes flashing the and patting the SPenhee upon
the shoulder exel:iimedt "By the Eternal Val
with you thee!"] Major 11/01/11 retired from
thestand amidst the heartiestapp lause .
Prof. Eaton, by legman, ed, in a
very effective manner, Bayard Taylor's late
poem entitled "The Chicago Surrender."
Mr. Pope being again called upon. sung T.
Buchanan Rende's stirring and petriotie little
poem "cur °wintry's Defenders,"he musie of
which was composed and arranged by himself.
Major Brown theedistaibuted a few copies of
the Baltimore and Chime d platforms, printed
upon the atone sheet, and stated that 10,000
("pies would be ready in a day or two. It Li be
lieved that no man who can road and 'under
stand these doom:ciente, will have any difiloulty
in deciding which way to vote.
The meeting them adjourned.
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Pirtirsomun LID Wu'r illiatitlA Or. Coitrarir. ,
would direct the attention of persons
wishing to invent in oil stooks, to the advertise
ment of this company, which will be found In
another column. The lands of the Company ere
located in West Virginia, and consist of about
sever, bundles aerosol which about two bruideed
ano flay acres aro well adapted for boring pur
poses. The loeetion of this land to saidi to be
Among bee
it t, It net anterior to . any ifs
othe
rd is whin short distanceof the noted
Scree Nook Wells, of which there are four or
floe In sucosestal operation. the nimbi ot the
officers of the compavy are a sufficient guarantee
that it will be managed economically and bon
est,. We suiderstood loot svoning that 01 had
been diecoved on datordsy, on land sdjednlng
the property of this eempany.
LARCUT.—Yesterday afternoon, s girl aged
about fifteen yews, wee arrested Allegheny,
for the lermay of ton dollars, from Kre.
Getwig. It appears that on Friday afternoon,
are. (ierwig left her hones, in the Third ward,
Allegheny, for • short time, and during her ab
ser.oethe &steads:Mattered ud stole the money.
The Mayer committed her to jell in detail% of
bell. Louisa, shhosgb young, is s tuba saes,
loesiog boon arrested some weeks since for fight
ing in the Market lions. She is • fit subjeot
for the House of liefolko, sod wilt proba 4 t7
be
sent to that institution.
AGORIYer3O ABELDLT.—OD Sai.DT&ITOTDIDg
& mean named Charles Brame:telt aseaultad Mr.
11 T. Cloicham, a real3ont of Shorprbsui, and
beat him reverely. Mr. Graham appeared be
fore Mayor Lowry yesterday and entered a 43121.
plaint against Bramwell for assault andhattery,
when he Vise arotaied and held to nail for his
appearance at Court. Mr. Graham's :-se bears
evident marks Oi usage, and It is !alleged that
bin Etagere were badly bitten during the condirt.
The Santalty occurred at the ferry landing at
fibarpsburg, and although a crimper at persols
WHO DTIISODt, DO 000 iDt.rfOred.
/RON Cur COLLIGO.—The erssanieg lielflnOS of
the College have now oommenced for the fall
and winter, and young men within: to prepare
them/Alyce for haeinehe, can complete • tall
coons, of study daring the fall month, by attend
ing evenings only. To young men who have
their evtnings to themselves, we can not ad glee
to do a better thing than to enter the calege at
once, or as soon as they can make arrangements
to do to, as it is an investment which , will cer
tainly pay any one disposed to make proper ale
of hts time.
Tax HelenQureri.— Tbla beautiful apediesulas
place was proanoed at the Tnentre lett owning
In magnificent style. The new scenery and ap
pointments are superb, the finest endonetedly
tbst base been presented to a Ptttsburgh nudl•
enee Lolls Henderson, who' personated the
oberacter of the Queen of the We=st Nymphs,
appeared to greatedvantage and ably sustained
flirt part. The piece will be repeated to-night.
A COITIDESCII MAX.—A .pseulAtita indiriln
al tailing himself Captain Bailer, bas been da
ting greenhorns in Cleveland by enlisting them
and taking $7. 5 each from them, se security that
they wouti retuen at thew expiration of the for
lengb he gave In all eases. file "`little gems'
was detected ala he was arrested'
Daramune or Cot- BLADY'II Reritszar.—This
regiment of ono Jean men, which has boas
lately formed at Camp Reynolds, loft, last even
ing for Washington. The companies composing
the regiment mote recruited principally in Indi
ono connty4Col.Gallaoe'e regiment b annotioed
to leave teal.,, and Col. Barnes' to• Morrow.
Tu■ Eldorado Oil Compsny, we underlay:ad,
witl be fully ory.lced tab er.k. Tole e-rn
pany bno • tubttsn•,lel bails, bar rig soma of the
best territory sad intereete in the Ventage ell
region, with a prtsoxi production of fifty barrels
per day, which will enable the liesrd to deals»
s three per cent. dividend for the month of Sep
tembnt.
SITZIIII MIL STORM :1 BRATZI COCNTY.-1. no-
Tele hall stela' vteltad Beaver county on Sitar
day night, which injured the, corn crop consider
ably, In some places tbe stooks being leveled to
the ground. We learn that on finn4ly morning
the hail was still lying in the low grounds to the
•th of same inches.
Beciturrina.—There wu a considerable fall
ing off in enlistments yesterday. Al the Girard
House about seventy recruit' were recruited,
principally for the 22deud 23d districts. °apt.
Kirker or Alb%Leny, recruited but Ere men.
Without treat Me is infused into tbe recruiting
business, there will undoubtedly be a draft.
Cen B.MAD —Mat. Snyder, who eras ar
rested on lisatda7. CM 11. charge of breaking
buggy belonging to Mr. Masters, settled the
Otto poittrdsy by paying the amount of the
damages etutainod.
Amuse ♦ID Beeesse.—Lest evening Edward
s barber date Mull ward, was arrested
for committing en &molt and better,' on the
person,of s colored woman. Ile etu l oo k e d op
ins herding.
BIIIIOI.IIY to Benroan.—Tbe 'boosters of Kr.
Bonney, in Belford, was broken into on Friday
night and money and property to. tho amount of
$l,lOO stolen. Bo ulna nes been found .to the
Tax Doylestown Domocrot says that th o us
enters is still making filarial mars in Qtown and Tidbit,. On dunslay wink, there were
sin dead, four chlldren and o. &dans. There
were also esvaral whole auto were oridoaL
PAsszo Tutotraw.—A regiment of New Jensy
troop pamd thrDagS tb• cal bet wean on
their wiz welt.
arlet,l4ta socwi
2aoau PLLST, sad Orossesatal Moto
Flootor, sad doodstan Paaaqhrsatoad Vey
oat slats of Um kart quality st low rotas.
So. as Max. Laasklla's, saw ski Wow
Works, Pittsburgh, Po.
9t=1.1.1. attention of car reader.
I Unwed to this brilliant &enflamed Spring
Bummer Epode just received by our friend
dr. John Weer, lila 1243 -Peden' street, Alle
gheny. OA comprises • great varieq of
Panay French, English, Scotch and Amnican
flasslineres and Cloths, and ens Bilk and Oas
sinters Vettings,—el! which will be made up
to craw In the latest styles and in the best
manner. A choice selection of Punishing Goods
eiro on hand and for tale, together with a full
t.oek of Beady Muds Clothing, well and fash
ionably ;nada.
ltniscmon—Camnel eraham is Co. Iderohan
Tailors, have removed to Ts 8121t1:13eld salmis
We are just receiving our second amply of
wing and lumina goods, and would niost re-
Vpiollo.ll, muttsour frimids and the p m
our in
conornl to ermine our stpek, Delchant
erving
it to be ono of the finest Mali of mer
tailor goods in the city. Beery garment wart
tamed to give full satisfaction, in both prim,
end quality. save us a call before purchasing
slumber , and judge for yourselves. k
GRAHAM
biaLPFDLISS. iderCillaM Tailors, Ne, TS
1 aledosid street.
How 11•11 T of oar rammed soldiers have es
caped the dangers of the battle-field to find a
more invulnerable foe In the escaoviot of a south
ern climate. They bring with them the seede of
disease, which, if not early eradicated, break
down the strongest ooestitations, and render lif S
e
bat • burden. The gxat 'stater, is ORGOOD'
INDIA CHOLAGOGCR.. It neutralizes the
miasmal potion, glTal anthrtip in the liver, par
ities the blood, and lays the foundations of re
turning health.
Sold by all druggists and medicine dealers.
A DDIMMiI TO ALL TILT WOW) LTD lILS Wlll.
Yea cannot Ignore the domande of castors and
fashion. Ton mart pay some regard to your
toilet. " Lubin's Ploreltne" will prove you
best assistant in this. It retains the War in
any desired position. Makes it soft, luxuriant
gloesy—tnclines it to earl, and imparts to
tto we
a delicious and enduring future—
eJnonneed by an who hue tried it, to be un
°milled in the world. Try &carton.
MILIIALT OTTICNIII and fipt-cdass should hare
Brnwx's Bronchial Troches, as they on be aer
tied it the pocket and taken upon the first an
peusnee of s Cold or Cough, which, ft neglected,
may terminate in something worse. As them
• e imitation., be sure to onTitill the genuine
.19101,1'• Bronchial Troe.h,s, which. SZO Sold *vary.
whets st 25 omits a box.
Ir ou Take • good, he a lthy head of hsir, or
wish y
to provost your hair from turning grey, or,
when grey, wish it restored to its original color,
yot must ore an article called Run vvvvv oft, as
it seems to be one of the greatest successes of
the present time. Sure to render satisfaction
for the oboes purposes when all other prepare
tions have failed. Sold by Simonohnst our.
Smithfield and Fourth !Meets, and by all c o ,vt
druggists.
Jr you .o behind the age a. not to have
coed that popular gem for the allot, Tragrant
Scardont, put it Mt no longer, bat go at Masa to
your eeeee t drugght and get a bottle. You
%Mil never regret it.
Sold by all Dragaicte•
CY.11111121 and curiae cans will Os AB at the
cmlbut oalds, fro. 410 Yews ere . day cm
All orders Isft at ths shoe. plass wlll
Da promptly attended All mils moat M
•
said to minutes.
Ilrrviunne. —Dr. Bodeaberner,Waring
returned from Bedford Springs, he .111 resume
his practice et his office, 146 Third street, Pitts—
burgh.
Fry STOCK FIR= CLAMS Boom-4301:110 and
we them 13tyttah Coati and Panto sold rm
sonabla R . Etznisains, 60 Bt. Glair it. 11 gr.
LEWIS—At Whewling, Va en &Mtn/ay Wright. du
10th IT , B E B B7 H. bzw ie. tats d 9harya h nrt• Pe •
Ths hmeral wfil take p'aotd tromatba raddente of Km
Mai Lona, Ilidge ettsee, lloakony, an TOMMY
Roam , a, at 10 o aloha. The h tondo of the 6.11 y are
“CONTASVIP , RAT, ROACH, •.v
EXTERMINATO RS
15 mt. ter-ablimbed is B. T. atty."
••Ouly lorsiltble remake known."
"Tno Croat Poison."
"Not drusgerotcs to the Iturnea "malty.'
"Ras owns out M
a th tot
e. t o
dia."
dour by all Toront
ywher
Pamela of off worthless tmitstious.
Oostor's D.pot, 80. 482 Broodahy,ls. I.
VW gold by B A.. VAILNESTOOKB, BOX 00., mg
S. BZLLZ.BiI* 00 , Wholesale and Retail
Pittsburgh, Po., BABB , ' P. SUHWASIZ. W
and Leati Meat, Aneghentl On/.
rigrou_
FRUIT ANN SHADE THEM
EYERGRIBETIR, elm
.Of APPLE, him sows =MO, .od of Atli the had.
bog raziothoi most prolitabls for this location. W. tam
sera flue woes, as Early Honest, lloidon Olosti s 00l
laud Pippin. Boldvto, Tallowator, Oster, Ring of Tooth.
kinßho& bland firma. Bolero Beauty. !Limbo,
brookeshooso, 13.0.1, Smith's Odor, ha, with
• roaoloarlook of PEAR, onctay,pipniatritt,
Bina, aszistiovel PM. as, Ats out
Koch is largo, Ira odor vredt illat1.151811t• I:I4MMDI
or wholesale p•rstirms. Orders loft .0 %So Oroso•
boors, atlssd, or e11.10:10 £O.l ofd., VIII Os
pro.ptly otterided
JORF TIMM:MOB, Jr.,
Pttist.nreh and Oak!and parrs".
VLUMBING,
Gm and btema Fitting,
In .; Its lava,atoe, cretroolly attended to, Or ...Pee.c
orri, p r e,drol COrk[l3.ll. A doe woortorrut I
TIISTUSYS,
BUMS,
BATH TORS,
BROWNE PATHB,
W TUBGLOSRTS,
HT MUM'S, In,
Oommeatty on band Lod made to order.
No. e 7 7XDIIth.I ECTBNIGT, Lliegtkony
And W LISZII27 lITELZIT, Pituinarger
mltilaamdly
ANDINKR MLNVIAL WoREERB
WHOLEdAIa. DILOGGISTS.—The Bailee
ISIIODB
and Manufacturing Of. haring ...wind Stearn
ft Ills nod Duskier; at Last Boston ars .• ready co
<pronto Contract , for crushing and powderi gonna
and otto, ores, of wttatoror attune, by the too or by
the thousand rms.
'they will shortly he prepered,opmt the completion of
their dricalpborinlng mod smelting tarot t, Il4ql to pry
rot. of ...don tO contraot for ecouting, Ilgartioting
rogning th e precious ototal.s, gold, elem. moppet,
flu, So.
Befug vow ft. sole owners of NYbolploy E !Rotas's
tereral talents for Ito-Warfront of a itmllo. aud for tb.
part deltas of turd labstglaitrAM, aa boss, out, Gof cuy,
plantar, 10121 awry. Alas, fuldspu, mumuu,
drum dyestuffs, de., , they °tar for uto Putout
i 4 lu sue ascbine,7,i , f
610. 1:161 , STOUSR, Tnre.rer.
If. daub/sots' au,
ADDY dr EVENS,
PDADTIOLL PLOSILDICKS,
GAB AND BMX TIMM,
Na 1e WOOD DT, cosolis Min Mang., rituborgh.
roam UTDIKAVIT,
IO
Oil mammLl L,
6ul Pi 3 o IM
w L y E r n i n s v
4 I F i r r a •
sPsl sad L
iesLßUsu Us Lss sad sy We s w
i
, Tanks lived sti M ls p o or OD spa.
mia
11.1.11 sod gas listares.
8 anion otptastlt altssdad
WEST VIRGINIA. OIL COMPA.N Y
Vas camps*, Nu boom organts.d MI • Gm oor•lloo
woofer the goeferalossanlsotortok sod Wining of
Poops - pos.ls. and poracret of Its atook to no* vested
an. s.ls. The oomps.or bs• 1,203 soros of loud In fee
simple fn what Is boliare4 to be ono of tbo Onset Is.
Wets of the rowan. Ito Ooropflor, perb offef , • ,
fins ebkneo forprolltabls love.oll.ot. It to ' doldred 41
bare slltborldok taken to ebbs otty, sod . foss 6.7 l will
be gives for saboartpttons bars bytur• It Is offsfsd As.
where The books are at tb. u01..0f the tuodsrolgood
27 7001TII BTl4l2ol . ,mbitro raboorlpttoto sr* Lat..
lint eranon can also be made to J.W.T. Kblto, Malan •
dor Itstss, Joseph Nome, Willasos Vseltlrk, 'Moo.
ftwasts. Wats) 3. It. bUBI.III. Tress.
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
Olsooosor to Jima Hoban Co.)
peal P• 011 11 a.
Dalt! m BACIIIKT2DAV.AB MUM LIAISB,
120B2MBUM AND rvir . erruTrilay
SOLDIERS' CL AMS, ROLINTIBR,
moms A.IID ABIUSABS OP PAT,
so. to rout), acct. ruigbartb.
..0,9.4rwr
TEAB AND TOBACCO—
so half &sets eholo•Ooloo4 T.;
10 " • I'map , M.l
410 " 01:91.01Fa"••
SO " u Tosmil BMW
'lb ban wanted matmlacbusd tlibleao; .
SO Imp 6 7 , 4+l6%—tar .ftl• by
JO5. lIIMP&THICK L NW.,
oI 161 and 163 Monti 6tnii•
FLOUR -4 00 barrels estra Family Thar
b star* sad for gab 67
611 1 / 1 1113t 6 LUST.AI7.'
wog 1111tg.44 wt lisc9•014X00114
THE -LA.TEST -- NEWS
Our Special Dispatches,
FROM WASHINGTON
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
mportant In Relatlm to Enl
ments In the R eserve Corps.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE DEPOSITS
General Marten Dangennsly 111
ATB&CLB L D Ii&DICALE ON ERSOLIIIRI
ORG ANIANG FORTHETILESIDis'NTIAL CA.N V IS
Ppecisil Dispatch to the Pittabargh Gaastte.
Ruinionos, Sept. 12, 1861
[STEVE MITIC MIMEO.
An enthusiastic, meeting of the Lincoln and
Johnson Mob wes hold last night and measures
taken for &COTO demonstration. during the cam-
Psifin
unseen ILEIZIOet coscs.
Men will not by the future beenlLted iota the
Veteran Reserve Corps unless they hive served
two years in the army or marine corps, end are
unfit for active field service.
...
roost roar traria.
Col. Pena, of the 143 d Pennsylvania, who has
just returned loan under fire at Charleston, re
ports that he was ensured by parties who had
been out to Fort Sumter, that it erne rapidly set
tang, and in • very short time it was belle , ed the
water would enter t h e lower tier of embrasure.
It is a 1001 well known to our engineer' that tbil
fortification war erected upon • thin point of
fiend, which Orate of sand rested upon • soft,
1 pulpy mast of dahlia.
.
SOLOS or POll.lO 1.4106.
\ A certificate of deposit just received at the
General Laud 00100, shows that daring the pre
sent month the IteCeiTer of pobrio money. at
Mary Mich., has deposited ji14,458 32. on
se:vent of sales of public lands.
LITIO nefollannaLT ILL.
Gen. Marten is lying dangerously ill it Wil
son's Landing.
Tie 661.D11aS 070 rOirraICTOILS.
ContritOtcla ST6 pressing their claims upon the
the Treasury, bat the government is determined
to pay cff the soldiers before sit', others. This
causes • temporary delay in the payment of
requisitions.
101 COl,Oll Tllloll 1111 L °Urn/len •
Several influential pszties who arrived from
New Origami by the last steamer, are tmdasvor
ing to obtain a modidostion of the polio, of the
government in regard to the ootton trade la reb
el districts. They allege that ptanters wocild
dig.r+ of their stock to the Y ankees, nod thee
waken the basis of the Confederate loan. Ben
reuu7 Staziton is, however, Armly opposed.
ct.tr/ifraa as D .C•. 15 0/ 111160C1 1 .
A delegation of influential genUemen from
Missouri are now in the city who think they will
be •hle to harmonise alt local difference, batsmen
the elsibioks and radicals of that Btate. They
bac• bad an Interview with the Pcesident which
has hoot most oordial and eatisfactory. The
Easoetire Eisanch of the National Union Com
mittee ie now in session here completing the
wort of organalr g for the Presideutial ean•ass.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The Louden limes and the Ram
THE CONFEDERATE LOAN
The Difficulties Between Turkey and
I "X' A L. lA. IS A. FS. ff A 1 FL
Neer 'Voss., Sept. 11.—The ship South Aldieri-•
ea from Southampton has arrived.
The :Oh. 44,•11 the 60,0Cint of the ram Ten
ne fsee's luinfrs to true, it one of the most gallant
sel'ens of the American war. The sumount of
the loss of both sides, lushest the action
mill
more extraertUnary.
lee ,Oblaoitfit• loan is quoted at 'ie.
Aug. 3J.—Consols heevy,
The 'enforcer* shting Is Ildiooroed, probably
because the Danish plenipotentiaries' are etreit•
fog ntecssau documents.. Up to present time
the conference le oceopled solely with territorial
qmsMons.
Toss sr —The dieculttes betweet Turkey and
Illo.yezegro are settled.
ITALT—Atreatt COLItitIU , It henna and VOUtia,
' the polies having discovered arms, •mmuni
tiqn, .Ite.
LOPPOIe, Tuerdei err/Ong. loth—Toe Ungliilt
fat's" opted qolat, but at tho close there Ired a
fill of one bolt pet cent- the oldie courts Coll
si
p dled in conjeotore, th•t Mr. Gladstone lOU
reettA she el arch ellefegler 1.1116 fr om being
p aid to for !avenue us it fu .1;1444:
* their [steel ints'est fr,m theta to lour p,
a - ss p.ra.t of them, 0: mask, Is. 01,0.1.1.0
from steels to to cheep bide en bctotif of my.
TATE & SEVILLE,
nveavili riti dod tO bl
AJITHOBS a BLVDEIbs
Tennessee
Montenegro,
Inc hack..
dug. 40.—Oottoo—The domand hae
Rdvanrei ani Improved per p9.Pd•
Wheat le2l per...acme! lower.
SawCalenice,_ Ante. e 0 —Evening —The AEt gri •
can cheamer J. T. Wright yea lust la Chine See.
tin date given.
L.u..pnnl, At. I . 3,10, Fuettmg—B to! 12'1. Bs
con quiet. Lard nem; holden demand an !ad
vance. Butter firm. Sage, quiet endsteady. Pe
tech uth steady et 1 , 2 I'S fat li•6ued.
O')1 IMMO FERRY
NO CHANGE IN TEE SITUATIJN.
Wert on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Rs commenced:
eurtuons, Sept. 12.—The Amereene*. special
dltpateb !rem Ilorper'e Ferry 110 J I more
been no change In the military altuatioo .toes
my la•t dlopaicO.
Working parties hwv• re oorninenood Work on
th•Dtitiolo. nod 0100 rallroed this miming,
and it is expected t he road will be In running
order throurheut 1,7
Illinlerro el 114 MS;
11.1. r. s, Sap , . 11 -Th• hl ,ok•le ronnealll.4
n al ,ir•d 11.10 nn od, Joy plot. kn ,t
lot th. Oily of l'eforaborg on FlJoday warning,
Tbay have 180 banal of notion on board for 18n8'
land, raid to be the payment of the loterot of
lbe febel loan. Cho loft Wilmington last lion.
do, night. They report th plondisrl ot
pirate Tall..
b Woe to lases on • ast omits on
Tosods, night. Th.) aloo vapor* that two mom
blookadasunnern were to lest/ lb. gain' night.
Tbo famoot Almnirla, now called the Mon.
61111 , 4 beat on listurdsj, It Is mold for repair.
Tbir following blooksdo runners a alto In
port . Tim 1,1111. llattle a rs nd N. O.
Death; f•Pn/flhll. th e Closatanee, Flamingo,
Lady, 0111,17 and Condor. Ilaildea the above Is
Oa steamer MIA bandit to the robot
Mahe I,llectlou.
Peayt.apo, Begt. 12, 0 A. M. —Thlrty•
010111 woo glee Cony 14,745, Sad ii011111d, 1 ). 1110 .
In the same wrens last year Cony had
and Bradbury; 10,2.11. The Bolan majority Olt
year to 3,580, a net gain of 721. tiaoo orlyeo
Con 076 end Howard, ; Bangor giros Cony
2600, and floirud, 751. Lost year it ben Cony
1781, and Bradbury 3,32. The gals for Oony 1,10.
POITLMID, Mn., Sept. 12.--Bamotol Coney
Repub., for Governor, 2,874, llorrard, Dem.
1,760 ; f3oattering, 2. Majority for Coney, dr
against, 677 Last 'ass. Net gain, 205.
revere 0111 . 8100.
POZILLID, hte., 800.. 12, 10 P. M.-111117•ono
towns glee Cony 7171 moJority this rise against
0493 lost year showing oat gilt of 184. Au.
ruts girls flOpy 414 In el: words.
From Washington.
Maw You, Bept.l2.—Tbe Ocneterciars Wuh•
ington special says that Mr. Chase denial the
insinuation that be does not support Mr. Litwin.
Re promises a letter for publittation on the sub•
Jest. The eeeessionista denounce Itioolotion's
letter bitterly.
Delegratee to the Democratic Conventions
Now Yoga, Sept 12.—ht the Richmond C 30.0.
ty Democrade Convention,Thee. Davit
was elected as delegate to thecamocratic Onus
'entice, ah 4 fietootrt, ates
KAU twins CAIT►ED
TRUE ESTIMATF.D TILUE 5500,000.
The Recent Loan to be Appropriated. to
Paying the Army
Tlil ACT RELATING TO SOLDIERS EN, ? LOT E
SERY ANTS.
Arrtval of Fifty one Deserter. Into Our
REBEL TROOPS ARIIOUS TO DESERT
fo her ms Ws Comemllloalllo3. Iteeta►llehed
&.. &..
W se aisosos, Sept. 12 —floilleman, connected
with staN affairs, says the Raglish blockade
runners Ei.sie and Advance, reel:otly captured,
together wit. %heir cargoes, are worth probably
$500.000. The officers and sailors who seised
theta prices will therefore restlits handsome div
idends. The officers of the Advance said she mini
captured only because of the bad coal on board.
The obsttnetion
revents of the Weldon Railroad by
our emu p the supply •1 a better article
to the blochede runners.
A large-portion of the recent loan will be sr.
preprinted to the pay of the army.
.1.1, an net of Congress passed in Jtme lest, an
three employing a soldier es a senant, le sub
ject to a reduction of his pay to the &mount of
legal allowance for a 'errant or servants, and
also the met of the soldier to the Government.
This provision was evidently intended to check en
evil of greet magnitude, •is : the withdrawal of
soldiers from active duty for menial purposes.
Theefore If en officr eojoys the luxury of • sol
dierr for his servant, e be has to pay the entire en.
pees. out of his Den pocket. La case' when
civilians are employed by those who are allowed
servants, it does not apply. kteny of the ennead
bare just been made aware of the provision of
the new law, and is t practical application to
them le a matter of sr:uprise, and unlooked for
deduction from their pay.
Fifty-ene rebel deserters from Anderemes
D,vision, who recently came into or lines, e
ed here to.iay on the mail boat from City Folet rriv t.
They s•y a large number of the rebel troops ar e
spzione to desert. From accounts received, it
appear the Army of the Potomac le unusually
healthy and the hospitals contain bet few pa ,
tie ots.
General Milroy has returned to Tullahoma.
He telegraphed from there on Saturday that 100
tvbel cavalry out the wires, on Friday, about
16 , 01 m•les northwest of Shelbyville, and were
se , ng towards Franklin.
Debrell and William! bad united their forces
at Vioodbetry,
Williams and Rcbineon used Boach Groats,
Cannon moray, with two thousand men and
three pieces of artillery, going towards Mehllnn
villa.
Sherman has re establistad communioation
Ity we; of the li...bailie end °batea:moss rail—
road.
The repairs on the Tennessee and Alabama
railroad will he completed on Monday. ,Witteeltsr,
in the • aggregate, has deetroyed only ells miles
of track..
Two hondrsd and forty oar loads of suboist
atm were renal lad in Atlanta on Friday last.
TRAIN (IntlIll) BY 6UERRILL
Locomotive and Oar Destroyed,
and Passengers Bobbed.
DIBRALVS EEBIL B,IIGADE ROUTED
THE REBELS
I INA RETREATNNVILLE ING TOWARD
N.
SCheoler BElng kursued to the Teaser
see River.
Locisr ELIA, Sept_ 12 —The upward ' - sin from
Bardstown was captured this rooming by slates:l
gue,iiias ander Magruder, who destr4yai [ha
lore a .tive, banded a car sod robted (hops. .on,
gs,a.
Tta Jeor. , a/ says the following dispatches hove
been seethed at Oen. Iloesean'e headqoartors
In
N..bs Wes
Dl r RRRRR anon, Sopt. 11.— To Arq. H. H. Po
A A. 6 , :—Col Theo. Jordon of the oth Penn..
1,19171i1 d 111,117 With 250 men, surprised &MA -
• d end routed brigade of 2,000 mon at
Reedy till. yeolosday, kiLleg sod woandlog
=soy, and capturing 130 prisoners. Oar loss
we. one kilted, tee wonodod, and four miming.
To day the railroad was torn up at 801 l Back's;
the dasege 1. trilling.
The bridge 1,•.f Stawort's Crook, the only one
le lured by Wheeler is rebuilt.
Blgned•l El P. V •soLeva, Brig. Gen.
tdrereemeone, Sept. 10.—To MaJ B H Polk,
Act. Gen , Washionten . The road is In good
order from hero to Ob•ttonooga.
The trains left this morning with the mails
for the army et Atlanta.
The rebel, are -*treating by way of Dildinn
‘Oss,.eo Wis. Gen.
A Pulaski despatah datod Boole ocher says
I Romean hut eonconteeted all the forte.
of Bt.. ?man nod °magus with hi. own, and
ismi:rentin g Wheeler towards the nnese•
Blear. p TE• country beter en Nashville To and s thy
lent see. hirer is reported :nil of straggling
bonds.
nrttructive Mire in Catro---Steamer
Co co Sept. 17.—Fire hocks out at 1 o ' olook
f• tr rreirg on Certmercial •renue, between
8 hard 4 h e roots, (MIMI:Mang all the haulage
(I, 11 0 welt tide rif the 11V091114, except Winters '
bflfl. 1 lock.. It then extended to the oppirits ,
elCe al the Overact and dratroy.od the olled
S t e:as II: tel. It .1,..c51 up B.h and 9.h streets,
'hoc, hc.11.4 11r.or'uti Ruivg Sot, ac tth,
bui!lfaks. Int 11..611•1 L•artled us Co3:111101 ,111
sterns irulede the P•anters! Reuse, the Sham .
1 - •ek Rowe, hard care, gr , oary, dry pods, cloth
hug, 6114, and other at -vas Setnd the prim
off al :.:ers are Cm.f.:l.l!!h an, Isoce sfey
Ift.ch, with the entire SI lOk Or 3.Ve11, So. irco,
and carper ware, loss, $t 000 iwatacetc, s:f 000 f
Sassyne, kroto•, lose, $1,,00 0 , tosared for
$3 GOO; J. L. fro we, gromrien and liquors, lose
*!.1,0 1, 0, lowed for ; Merton Tosser ' s Sham
rock Runs., tole, $700; no (pentanes. Tho toted
Ices will 111i01.111, reach $200. 000 , upon which
time I. ow insurance of about $4 0,1100.
The steamer John J. Roe, hound lot I; e W
iest., with a betty lion of the 2.1 MI asoori Co•-
, mark in 30 :eel seater above lists Madrid.
No 11001 were lost. All the eooses aboard were
detwned
litesmer Robert Bone, from Memphis to
Cie ,D.II, bag 184 bales cotton. She will take
on ctl bole. here.
til rkadall.unner Captured
. .
on > :ow, Sept. 12 —Capt. M. S. boon, of
U 'tamer Santiago de Cubs, under da•e of
Sep. 10tb, Informs no dept. tha up Saturday,
eit.n en Mr trey to Uautpton &saes lot o,al, he
ndi er scovered, ebased and captured • blockade run
n fib. pro proved to be the liogilsb steamer Ad
Vara, late Lord 01,de, from Wilmington, N. C
lb. less en loon stria wheel enamel . , 2 yeah old,
vary felt, and bad on beard some 410 balm of
Pottsti - sonat turpentine. tier full oargo ono
• ot be kousro until It Is taken out in llama.
11•• r • nmiral Lee In a deepatab dated Beaufort,
8.0. 7, says The Ulsle run not n 1 Wilmington
it. 010 Ith end wse euptured the next day
by the liev.ten• rue. nod Q sek, city. The
Blote Wao and fired tepon when oh• ran net
bi the !Ind.., .4 hrite 21R,.0 1 5101 ohesci
off by the flatal.go to 8010 until loot tr darkness.
At 1.10 Lb. not day, Ina wail ono, and captur
ed •Itbout pepors or nage. A shell from the
Quaksr Oily exploded In the foretold of the 41.
..e, end destroyed about 100 bales el °allot',
Vat of tte °ergo was thrown overhand in the
abase, and there are now about 200 bales on
board The prise will be 1101 to Boston. The
Mole is new and of 1101 draft.
Neer York Gold klarkat.
Nur You, Nap. 12..-0614 WV this Morn-
lug showed • partial recovery from the (toy of
naturday. The shorts of isei woolen ex* buying
t, outer swine, produding gulls l religion with
o. ntid•rebio lre•alasally le Walla, Th.o3 aim'
Is Unequally •aelted, and • Aaron opulent le r•g•
leg ido•oen 601'4 and beer's plow. Opened
aftarweede deolinett to 1114 , 4, but re
oueeion to 21i iellb 6 wook fooling.
Itow You, Pert. --001,1 opened la Oat
lanhor's Nwonlog Nwnhanso et 921% and mold
down to 220 H. After lb. null, Ws* talon were
mode it 210 nod down to 21014, atoning M.
No Mow• from Want or Sheridan
Ni.. You, Sept. 12. The Omit ollervior. Wash•
lostork ,poot6l says i Oontriotort are slid In
clowning ht. pay, bat the Osamu . , Is withhold
tett ell other palatial', in order to pay the .01-
'tits.
No n owt from tilrant or Bhorldia to-day.
111 J ORR a 00.,
1.
Nolan la
XX PINE TAR
Prorporod entreaty for AILVI. rut w w.t on ,
pow frog bound DUCKS - Th. Tor ale ta th.dwa
sad lo bomb; and balvaa.
0150 s, do. 1111 MST mixt. mount , .
Whem
nll, STOCK EXCHAN G E-HAYING
'L." °pewd on ettlie for dm pneetune d oYI. 82001.11,
otter my iodine to the veldt,
3LCOIt OlpEOWt,
‘E.W.ek IrBl.l,
Ras litelallan papers tut:tonnes the adhe
sion of the Yet:dna! Intritipeaco to their osndl
dste in this viol.
The Yeticmsf Ircellignsca which enjoys the
patronage of three departments of the Gen
•
ernm,nt, comes out to-day etep.ciy foe G
111 Cicalas).
If the lwelligenter " enjoys the patronage of
three departments of the Government,' it to
high time that patronage were with
drawn.
Dram-Eros, the Chicago nominee for V.oe
President, is a simon-pure Copperhead. Hit
votes in Cmogress will Aways be found re
mitted side by side with Valtandigham, liar-
Tio end-Long and with Breckinridge, and
Johnson until they went into the reb•l army.
lie woe one of the tveentyix who endeavored
to prevent the Government arresting the r.b
el Beltimore Police Commissioners in 1+ 1.
At the
for
of the last session he
voted for several propositions to send Peace
Commieaioners to Richmwd, and has done
all in bit power to embarrass the proseoution
of the war for the UnlOil.
CONVEItiIIO” in MIS7OOlll.—Non. Price L
Hudgins, who was a very conservaC•e, if not
a prsitive secession member of the Missouri
Convention, has become a furious radical. A
minister of Ray county. of the same Stare,
who once retuned to preach in &church because
he slats and stripes were unfurled from it, is
alto laid to have become a radical.
A -Snisse Diatourg.—Union man—" Good
met Ding! Great news this' Two cities evao
noted by the rebels:" Copporhead—"Two
cities' Vlist do you mean? Iye only heard
of one—Allants." Union man —"Yes, two,
Atlanta and Chicago." Copperhead, turning
away in wrath—'.Bah I”—Boaters Trassa-ipt
Tux Union State Central committee of Ohio
have already opened the campaign by meet
ings In oil the principal towns of the Stale.
Gov. Brought. ex Governor Dennison, and alt
ar entinciat speakers, are announced as partic
ipating in the work of the campaign_
Ten Chicago Convention pronounced "the
experiment of war a failure . ' in co We ntenling
with the slaveholder's rebellion. admit
tha the blundering generalship of its nomi
neet
for tbe Presidency came very near making
it • failure.
Too fitter Gaost lur forefathers, In
17: ,, , would not submit to the yoke of one
George, and now the Chicago Convention wish
to impose two upon tte.
Could a man thus swift to resent so impu
Wien on Jeff Davie be expected to desire to
see the Itel!ellton crushed 7
ia__e_p. , 1_ 3111'1' S.
New York Market.
rer 11 12 — , ottorr dull lend nonetaal
r for Mi. tug I pleads.
S•al. ard Weller% 11.7, IrroEuler soil Ine
low• r: Ill,lh alit for trade %made; market cl.teg
.mttlea.r.d u. last
le Di., a t 51.°0 f...r State lead W..l.•ru.
Wheel dull at d lr (tele Ir , terr, . V. 2542,3. for
111.chlgat • lend et. 2. G.,
eoi 5hr,01...1 !Of Weat
eru, and 41 62 lc r tut.. d. in str.
0.0 Leavy abd •Itcldedly with eaten at ,e , ellO•
t
for Weeders , .
COI. dull.
rirgar quiet.
Idol.s is dull.
Petrolrati angular .td %ramified.
Word %%P.
Pbcr ; 11ia(341 for Meer, and 15 , 12,Y5 , 54..t fo
I , of very do I • Itb moll net et 12f415c for )feet,
yr cr Pr row d 1/49t0 , for reprck-d Hers_ Prws•
Wee Pel W rod y rem l.
or • sl , ode ruler St 2:1>02 ,0 ,.
ter orroloally lc lower at erwida.
Pity Turk Moue, sad Stock Maret.
bol•r•cd nn or firm or T per cent.
Pool., dog yl
Ono, earl • dirt) iedly h:tro.l St $2,2 5 riwth.ll
Irt:cp,k.l,l:xesto.,‘
y.rewrr,rll,•o(ll,7;u:
,
'
Saul Pll6lscornt—L ans, /1/17,356,12; , Do,
sn,t (2.41,C1A,f11 luceror, .4R7,334
c.oi.aro, 114.11,51 a , Sl93bi , Deposit*, sal.
057742 ; Poctesee,
Mucks—l. ,T11[1,,1e4, 40;
IS Our trml 1114.4 ; V 14101, , 111 , h 1 Z 11
Sta. gyeL1.t.t....1, 104 1 ,, 80a4314, M. b., '7i
rum
11.1uou tl,-,lto KO , * , 11C .
• W, t Lo, Fr.f.:n..l, F°? , , , To:.1•
1 I 01.4 i.
RIVER iNTELLIGEIIe E.
yts:erdtby c...ex sol awl ptoeatent,
e'l tl et t•a ans.:tht
St out t..f u•So.o.
The rlser tcee
St ode% ntx• ood
I.po i•eterdaT, but lust °yea
tout, wa*• teppa,t. tette./ etitb sbsut eldreeh foot
tbc churmet by the pier part • 1/11pliche. rsoufwel
ft cm 01 City tn set!, part a the del t.1....ert 1 thir
ty p•s iDCLIII of wet,: tti the 11.11e5t,..1 rlt•t that
pout, sad
t TT. te wee lair th cf C.•{1:11.11 al•
ds• tot when tho (tee e.g. .ter, wed the tam.
be. a ~.t. lying op, N., talon lotaconetderarta.,
t• et, le ample rt.e.to for ost)rceretarnt Ir:slants enc.
CI an .004 to. rest, an d atar •teatatrnaleceo • aparle nue
cert,ldttab'o d fllculty In pint's g op • trip.
lb. us), ac teal we !ont to rs port la the Janson Gro
h: m!, !tom Zaseavillt. Ins had • splendid ttlp„
ng-n. Wong
loseed down with foe!, ht sod era i pueo
h, ers• ten for Wteeneg at th• nano' boot, .ad
dtl ias Powall. or allipuitt, t one
ta thought,
.td Ret ra c t I N evesinf tl
lb. buho I
g.No. 3 b (. for Oil
Cat, • I.h tztat rate trip. The Patnolla wlll blow for
tie at m• point thin eveu.sg.
The prompt .4 pun tri...l EMT. Graham Oapt. C. IL
Otull, I. the regtrar pocket I , r /..eeet le to tag,
tlto
st 11. Xt et.. IL.: 1.. z. ateeTl.
T
del l ta.
to ettd pretty reamer Otwss4, Capt. James
la 11111 or tt , far Cl rci 1214 t oael Lontesllle, asd
: v y ::•••; to-Cr , r, • rl,
Le rt , a4t, Jaya, Copt lierdrl s tt, Is the regular
at. I t.t! • pa to! ter tt.-.l•y, Itortug at 4Y. 11. The
X.,Api. hoe excellent scenmont,d &Coon for pa...dere
et dptet,ty ol room fnr el,Lt Oh., • pe,
Thu robpy !he 5..! mews. sop , a, C Plc 'arlain.
gtlat Nitteel.on p f e dey !s the ntst
• d Revenue. ob . ent n :the hat es
lIIc tit e s t.,lmu.tdatinste . 'or pule. F ant will lea , n t
p! ,, 0 tly • tslnk.
Tbe /hewn. r Nt ,t•
STE.II , A 4 110.1 T
L. 1.1 it CiNk..r.sNATI
. F. , TtiT I $
I. at
\ 41111. A.;ent.
D Fl , ; LA}, (3 A 1,! 11'. fLIS AND
1 , •alS110 ^ 1F 1
•••as. t J too Fuovi • 4,1
tb ,J 21 artll i^3l, [or
116,-inathato iwto aver, )1031)AI', t 4
For 11 - right or purses oppl• oo 1.4. rd or to
JAhlisS O.,LIAISO
,11 Who, tow 1.. Jo •A•t..,t4r61,1a
IFA;tI.AR Pill'SBl. 1 1- 4 ( 111
it V. Bina , laG PM-EXT.-7bn fiuto,____
ta-ao.ar Hi V IL, MolOasuao 144"
, THURSDAY and 5Vr
1 ' , AN at 12 M., Inds Wbo-Img avary MON, AY
Yo.t.T.HDAY sad 11.,DAY, at
I.r to tab t oa.asea app la on tuaard or to
CI)LLINS S 00., /tents.
1 , Whorl Ft...t. trig 111...onhabela 131-nde..
i;ffic ciNciNSATI & Louis-•
N 61,1r11itd stouner ON
lropt 21101 o, viii .but. l 7 o fi attl.o
jib • nlibt•tA, 14th ma. fr-tOlt ~ r reaagn pvly on tw.r.l or
J tk 1:011,1NliWOOP
.IbUHe ,,;•• att.
_
( 1 01 t ST I,ol . lS.—Tila tine I A. -7.-g 4 ,4
NIACKiIIt II TSy
letirou, will Ira... .boys TOSSDAT.
frel,l,l. tosja,f;;,:fyi.,,,,,t,i:.,a.srlt or to
J
Fait :-..1* IMUIS.—The fino I . „= : ...1.
. u „.., A LIM ,•IA . Vltpl. 11 antral.
'4, - :.....niarCioan-'
.at lon.. n...••, on Mil , l PALO. 'I h Oat.
r.., it..„, ; ~t 1 .,.• . d . At.,11 on Nu, , to
J It Cirl.l.l,4lWintlt,
JOHN VLAOK, A6eut,
4
..4:21 US E. 11.1EXTS
‘;? • P1'1 7 11111171 Milli Tll-EkTliE.
Lampe crld Mumma.-
nth NV 611 T TIIR tik:LSON.
d orrearesoe of rrrts I,IIND6IISO II .
1113 NAIAD ‘1113.311.
Tll6 lial AD QUELN.
Nee &emery, Cadmus sad Illechaskal L3eute.
Sunk, alete la r :sod D.llO/0.
11113 (Tuesday) EPCIIING.
will be vv .:A.l. Wilt: mew Scenery. Catcu, h.
We besastlial Opeetartalar Play, eatltled the
NAIAD QUELN. ,
4.loEga.
r 1217 rastotmers.
_
r PRINT/Md.
PRESSES FOB BALL
ORB ADAMS PATENT TEA idette• 10 . 0
barb.e.
ONC TAYLOR ITTLIBIMIL,
UIIf bed 33u SO Mahe.
SAYLOB 600/ILII OTLIIIDLO, bed MON
• cbes
SU is red marldnig enter• win be ode el Suggs
• • din or addros
aplitrtl 011617r1. MOM% Ps
COLUMBO& COLEMAN,
EAIIIO.II AVM/ allsgt©f 011 y,
Usaatanteres We ?V Grata BMus, et
Iramany. Balmy sad retitle Btrd a
ternialm MIA AEI) tit MilITHOIII4WII.M•
Iteakolds. ammo Dosms.aa W.aaa wrin et in
dimartptios•
At., nut Tcrraoror au sag 11E118 rakes.
H P. GENGEM.IIILE.
. CIVIL AIID ILECRIJIICAL MIKE
0021801AIHO AHD AEI ALTnOLL 0111011111
Mae and 1144/144341. 14 HAI MOW, mar has
►OV
THE UNION EXECUTIVE 0011-
' ?Inv= of I.illeighen7 Onsukty,ment at h M.
HAIL Pittsbuh, Tnelediar ~ad Jithtays *tenc It ea,
At 1 o'eleek P it
A n Browei;Chairman„
Datthel eill, t 5
AketandOer Hilands, Pl“Ja..ro.
WIELlam tame, Treantecr, Plttabaret.
Chl Hiram Mile,
Ur W Gilmore, Id oartirinii•P 0.
Lew N Courtin, noel:m.lth.
boar 8...,
Jhnßath,t
Capt C R Batchelor,
Arthur itoboon, &Brittany City.
John O'Neill, Leal V.te.t P O. •
1...'d Urbino.", TrroPereneerill• P O.
Jonattisu Neely, Pitternargh.
Frank A Arab
P Peale,
. Pique, ?Aegis.) City.
P Nevin, SirertegLeysire P O.
at Biller. Soblescsie. •
I ~ N Tortcr,TA , AtuM.
bleerhosel, t Itteborgh.
J. n K brown, Allegheny My.
Wn. E klarrtsnn. MeNereport.
T Y Vanlbat.er, Allegheny at).
rilus, blob Valley P 0.
T.F Ammon. Berl:moan P O.
Joon F thee, Oravosb•nn P O.
.1. Bunting, PO.
Hee, Paameneine Pb.
ne if Pert., Priilseeruk.
Mg Wm I/ Neut.,. Pittsbaegn.
Harem W Necks, Pittsburgh.
.nr, Onuaid iirnsinms,
It m Pittatorrgb.
, apt Cupar Oang, Allegheny G y.
Je..ninss, " •,
Fthbers kl Gana, Gluten P 0
Dr ik Ovum, W ilktua PO,
Gept Jae tlatuheeter.
ept Hugh I Ylenlllll, Allegheny isty.
Pr W F
EM F r e e u , d uJcr.bu P re, feu
Lh?aDs Pit: Burgh.
Dr onedron
ley•illa
lebAuoll P O.
Ilmary A Weaver, Pittsburgh.
J , • ,, n N Steunit, Pittsburg',
- al John W
St I (limn ' , eerie. Jr.
J • tin V A uth.
J.. 7 ism pl., Saielekleyeille.
Is. B. 11110V71S, Chelrelna,
D•
rI. 'VI
111L•Nt., 1 18b4,
B,ptember 2,
111.107 AL COWllrrimrs.
—tap . llcel 9 Fleming, DO W J Gilmer",
Jahn ntate. W Il.rah, Cara Jam. lillter, John r
Jennman, lA to F. HILIIVIOI3, John K Brown, Dad,
W)111.L•
—n Col Caspar
G.O.L. Dr ti J ./. , ho II 9tpwar , , John W
Hfd
.rlll. Arthur Tiobwm. 011ioe, ita“hrold street.
W B N•gly, John Vi it rile%
W Wm II Baraer. Jahn Bt..wart,
AVyndi Ammon, John V Autn. Gr.& street.
Co errowiPanwl Spealwra.—.74,lHlnm Bolt., itiatlt7 A
• r, am B IlleglcY, 1 as: 19 Dourain, David
Rot Moos, E F A fanbaber, John K Brown. OBlon,
lOC Foortb ntcr , t.
Afwhe —lan jang, E . Conn., 09.41. , 4
Fahlhahcr, Scott and Isaac EL.. ttb
sere-t.
,kin W D Bell, Cal
lb...mask( Bayne, B. .Mactey, M Her., Copt 0
• haclmi t, Eh J r., •ath, John At c •
row Id Dr.:ann. A Weaver, .4 William k>•..,
Jr. t 121, IM 4th strret.lll •
Da —Won Borah, J.. 1.0 Stewart,
7b. man M 'Jpe K Moor.head, John F Drava, W
11! ado" Jo., AlnD ("mesa'. Dr IV F Irundenburg,
Arthur Hobe. Rash B Fleming, John F Jenninga.
nelo
KINGS, QUERNS AND KNATED3
ISO 1,0170E11 t
NATIOIII.I.ITI EVIIITWELBSI F 9BllO
L1g131.525 09E9 lANG /NOM
Oar Natiovsel Aramblarms,
:sutra BUte,lda, Btu§ and nigh
Deatip.O. M. Lila to tin
/CLERIOLH CARD 00111PLISTII
UNION PLAYING wipe
OOLOLIEL ISSTSILD 07 ICING
GI:kDDLS3 Of LIBILETY MM.M) OT-1:10Z43
11110011 ItifriALD 01 JAQ&
Fir bolos Osrils sea int 4* I& oast On.
JOHN W. PITTOOK'S
VW S DEPOT,
FITTa 8213.fi1a, orroArrz Tat MB' 7 ' 011710 1
1711
DUVrt QiurriasuricaOrn L
Pltlaburgh, July WM, itfsi. f
A RTILLERY HORSES PURCHASED
A A .
OPEN turas:.
-- -
$l7O be 'lank l 7 the audereWied, et Pala
taufin, Pa., for trod AtTILLSIII HOBOES, payable,
IV c.az:Jboatele ut üblabialbeata 4u but lea tbbeel
tN
• we,
[nut e•ll tonneA eaten, iw h - t!
trovell defeat., trete 1 , years old tht• eyrthi .ai t o l iL. me
et& too lb% to
14 hands bAst, and
,h•U lubo pound.
1 , 114 e Am. vid aura will be enalndel.
1&.7 yell by ova:V.o by • catnyeten• pap. sad
ante ynteanted abet conform 0. 0
to the abors speotilia.
t
t1.c5011003,122 t A.
& BRAN' Focteroass ;
0 • lailu 010 Brum inv.= Partlctilv W.Lanidos
ol.:1 to 0. 60:41n .4 roperbg of OIL 8.2,1117.1 1 ..
ICA A.ll Mud. of BRAVA AND 10011 00013 made te
omen , AV° Ditiatti Quanta% al ell 00013 made al
4thortial votive.
All onion left at ZIN.:11 sad 54 WA.T3E3 moan,
You bfberty, will to w.r,Oy attended to.
evelribanneenbers or - Ctablim betas graded natty
ot nutty year(' enventedv.4ll MeV tvelnieni 001 to.
tare to glee satddeetSna td encrf.o.de.
Orb abr. memo tor Geld. 110.4111101.111
PUIIP. Isrpautpild W.o.w.oovlniagA 1188 ed 0 1 / 3 Ita.
den-le
SEAL PREVES erp
ENGRAVING ORNERALLY,,
Room 6, 516 Fifth Street.
J. B. BEYNOITE.
LYON A IIN t3THAL, IMPORT=
AND DEALER to the mad eelect brands cd
q.E.8711472: HAVANA CIGARS, sad .11 &Sada d
SZIONING AND CHEWING EOBAOOO, &SIM,
1"
FAN , ISEERSCHALEI ME E, Trßzei,4 &a, jaa,,
..r.at variety, UNDER 'LIE T . OF A RISS ROTEL
Ptatarth, PA
N.N.Ehe Trade deadaed ea 1 Rat tams.
EME=I
-I r
~ , ;p~~.,..:a ahaila
ISIF.S BALYII,
excurrrr Itnecri:soc ern flescirtelMOS.
n'7,174. of Denary., end sperintenic their erection
oaoarenenamble term.
er~ or, arm. Dew.. Loma and
lint.lrmen Meer.. killeeteesT eltt.
HA fi
ND /011 FOR ASTI LLERY
NSIBUCTION rim FIELD MILLED!
Prepared toy a Deere or Artillery Officer,
or ras SOM. Exeulad uo..
I'mrarosaa, 249„ . pat_ , 20, WK.
kt frr ICE TO SHIPP BY EX
P61.8.9_-0. 3.4 after
DtIOIrIJAY, the 22d that.
vollAnt tot par toads otU to rozeivod to payment of
foOanta, stator In Om atom or by the pathlsr7
autotra GIO. BINGBALL. Arad
-
-
COYN4IGNMIiNTS—
TS page Lake Horsier
ZS do do Picketed;
10 barrels Eada:
id; do White Beans;
5 do Cates Tonally Plow:
20 oasts Phan Doss:
00 boxer &and Hasnbasi Cites;
411 barrels Ws BMus;
10 do 0101 Awls; 20 Mi.
at
Bis
11, 11 Areal. V. V• 11 0012r11,
sad/
Onli W. SI:LORA
LITOILSZT 41T-L&W
v.. Jo. firm Street. Plttabwish. F.
mow, PTAPICIAIS. BOUNTY, 141 . 1 " " 5
il, r a, v lgozowdY
)0, V
•
ILITAS Y CLAIMS BOITICTIESt
/Li Pit:3lolM aecrfi PAT and IMAMS'
t a em 7 description, tourr..ed by the tab.
irber, et the foll.ateing mire. Nintntis 110 OD, al
Aim chit:n.4 3 80.
O. O. TAYLOR, ittorwq Wlaw,
ISs. TS Orenertreet, Pittabonh, Pl.
S. 11. MI theme are made t! the dabs( dose IPA cob
wed. end all batiormetlon then cretin. loan
.R M. USN DIVISOR
FX)R HATE '
ems 1060 160 6 lid
0•6 TLOORIZIG.
1661011 WAS DOUGLAS.
67 Pm. stro•L
Inquire of
atilltim
EUREKA LUBRICATING OILS,
Wt WElul/ ILD 11101PN
the ALIOA C F O s. 16•11,0 i
Pri
I..locm:rod by PESSOOI.,
151 Ilse tee& areereateetr‘
FOIL KENT—A FINIS MSS ROM
ztt:rznissa4=m lootir=
r`ma'Etz oMs..
m aw La.e.tr
W.
BL KETS.—Another large lot
Gtnnl
Invi received todar y T 154,13. in anal awe,
Lents., Se , &help cc held
J st the L
IngPHIis ILLIPS Dubber ,
De
pot el E
le. itO awl Sa St. (late Wog.
SW?ER SIONTH—ActiTe and rear
SW tte watt In tto Armload ovsly•toor. abe t
to:the MOSt tottottto bottom, tam. Elottotatio mot
nt OA. £.14, 1 . ce MO to TAW. C 12.13011111
8r0htm00.11...:
FRESH BOWER —Just receiTed by Ex.
woo kap trphlattay. by
WIDE, WlLlatteolf a CO,
real 153 Marty st Ixam St ash%
- - .
PeTOEB.-15 bbls Neshannock Pots,
ts lo gad filo& by cc,
%DB, WILILIII3OII a ~
ysy tiwety swot,
}1 ~a Bui/sll.—A. few firkin' prime
X true banes to mil" h.spren. ref •alibi
WEBB, W/LXIIIIO2I • 00,
RIP • 150 Marty stews. More Pi OW.
- '
CDENTRYMEN
GOUTH[II DiLLI 13
bouptcws
op reoltssag mai. of you ...Li=
Is worth .1 present re.to ot ly about 33 meta, and user
vrnte lances le la not . ob:ert of easeful caw ,
Rider.. on where to Invent y.r teasel for the nectar.
rt. of life • Boots .d Bhoo ere e
tt tit largeeant lta the
earn:re of a family, end note that Lewes tbe
70. Ws 107 et Oonoertllall Sh. Btore for natty war
•, the gr•nt r.b to that Cheep Hon. aey Wee.
dr i •
Goods tre.e ordered la* payed far ye.
egn and ly eeflng et old peke, Chrdrelee
Var Pew or 10 coot • ; /3070 . 157 23 ante; W0111012 . 11 1 b 7 fl.
5e.... Shoos for fl, and •rerithing elm la pot.
p0rt,.... B. :aernter the pi.... No 00. rush street, t e
st
door o the he trees 4 MCC. Balla
A NSW ISUP
Boots, Shoes and Satter%
No. 5 . 4 Market Street 3
JIST BLCEIVIID at
TILL ik , 4 I NTIII LOOTS, 'SHOTS
14,
SAITEDS, 8AL3108.6 1 . 13 LID 8111124
tbe ot)I. tvd test qnstilec. srhich 1141 C.
u retsbllebsorst to the city. tir
Call std .1•1111Dt, ete yes will be "tidied. et
.1- BOBLLICD . D.
96 Market I. ad door
frrnsi nth.
ER' (WOES I NEW (MODS I
-
We tan just remised our sprlng stceSk of it
4
BOOTS AND SHOES, .1'
Wbtel tee will Dell st the L0W1237 ansit rms. wig
bass Oa* largest end best selected stock of
no•. Tine C.O 11.101.14.4m0l xamaC
_ 7
T. M bard Ia u. city. Leptis' LUDT GAMIN lip,
sbuudsuos. Give us • .11.
Jas. Robb,
THJ , t 4 awl wo.R.K.
Thom goods woo =soh's+ , ocr spacial sor&K. Y
noted nuoggsiled out work
-10.3 am=NNIMMI
CHEAP SHOE STORE
ABOBITIOT ,
put t bbed by authority
riIEMX2
ST k CD., SS Wood .tmL
ClEill SI B.
ars.tacrizs,
.91iSIGNIAB.
CORTZMUIDS
szruzutolNl,
k DOLL kk LIPS.I.9SkOK
LA_DIVY, azsTLzatinit,
ii..UZEW, TovrEill.
ZOT6 . LBD OHILDIMNII
BLAMER a 11017TIL ''.
ik
No. 98 If arket Street.
A very tarp ot «A of
E 9 tuas.rr TENN?
b a a:W•Petl-141.1411
9ZO. Ak133X13, SON a Ca. lt
210. ;e: at137837r.
floye sad Taut • H 115absomb
Ore.'d
ti Swim.
Ghtldrea's Goat E. ' 1 Poeta.
1)111E112g EITOCII. Of
BOOTS, `,q'
SHOES. 3 e :,
Cart CBS,
BALIKOSAtA t 1
r
1/4;
Kamm reaws ETOBA.
p 4 Pedant Aminot AnigagA
OW md e.e tb•_50,.1
MINGO COAL COMPANY . .
•
Capital stock $300,04)
12,000 MBA AT 625 &Mil
/acaa*uT-O►P2. J•DitB 0011D011.
Tasumus—J. mamas.
DIZUAGTOILI 1
)0521 OILAFT, J AttoiLIFE L
wit. WEER v.TAWCITT. FAA%
nom mum 'st.
Xs
Ibis Company owls , the property known IN
!dingo Owl Worth," tcsether with the . 6 art
farm ' adiolaing, and containing in all .boil
Kral Tste bropertr le equated an the wat basigo Olt
onosgthela river, about one and • half milsifiketow
rlocongthela City, la the ' , third powl" on whfC4 nth
situated 48 miners' dwelling tionst More houses'
kn., together with a railway rng to Ms rit n th
Mph% abrits,nt nod ail necessary thrsagern 4 the
loading teal.
The rim d a reddy opened, drained Ind
end good g order, with =trim %teeth. and
rooms rums 114.1thi .003.0.17 br,o4lkiall
eighty to on. Iwo:tared men, and the cosi Is weillimmigt
to to of the verg 'hest us:tante. The 'Eliagri p :lremst
to be one et the elge, valuable coal pro :a Um
Monongahela Valley
The atropsny noW prowmes to thermals gilled.
tbe lb , oiling by the vtheruction ot an _Mona!
rallwag. and have .et spathiP3,i oo In ...it pnb .
nom of making cortemplathA imprrvements pro
riding a working capital tor the new orsan i latag.
With facingsw which the Oompan• will the
Directors conithenrir believe thk s t the
prove to Pe one of the moat saber attidal and ret:Siwnws ,
tive nosh to the ooscott7.
A limitsd portion f the clock ta now mr. r o to the
pablie .1 vs per dad*
_limke will te Openist at the
ti 191015 MAl'lllll.3 PAST, on ilepitheier
1E44 , .7.Seittf
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