r,•.• .. . P3+ iiiMEM V , GL ghe v Seeding Natter 'tom Yesterday's Evening Gazette. The Exiled People of Atlanta—Letter or Gen. Merman. We published on Friday last • petition to Om. Sharman from the Mayor and two connetimen of the city of Atlanta, (Georgia,) requesting • rsio• eet'on or modification of his order for the Minor s! of the Isiah! 'tun of the city. Siam , then we have received the reply of Gen. Sherman, deny ing the :wont, for reuons stated la Ids letter, which Melton, their: ' BDADQOAIIita EITLITAIT DII7SIOT or TOO Materssorri re me Fati; • ATLAJOTA, Dept•DlDOt 12, 1884, James M. Calhotm, Mayor, B. B. Itawsoi arid: Et. O. Walla, representing City Council of At - pentlations. hovermslatierof llte;Iltli, in - denature of a petition to revoke my order re moving all the inhabitant* from Atlanta.. Than mad it carefully, and give fall credit. to Your statements ef the distress that will be mamboed by it, andyet Mull not revoke my order, simply lotiantuoittgliedereartenot designed ' - to meet the humanitias of the ewe, but to prepare for the. future itnaggiu fa which millions, yes hind:cis of millions of good people outside of Atlanta ham a deep interest. We mast bare peace, not only in Atlanta, but in all Anmelea. To scare t....aideeritiltilaterilbs wall:Mind! . desolates om ono. happy and favored country. To Itop the war we must detest the rebel armlet that are er. rayed &rebut the lows and Oonatitatiod, which all most respect and obey. To defeat 4411;1'f t:ties was mmtpropare the way to mob them fa theiiietitiesi provided frith the arms and in strunteats which enable as to scoompllsh our PwiP••••,. wow, / knots - The vind , ctlve nature of our en,. may, arid that we may have many jean of mill er-y,tLgleatittllatafrom.thla ;Rata, and therefor, dossmik_mise and.pmdenv to prepare to time. The use of Atlanta for warlike purposes!* to- , consistent with its character as a home for fam ilies. There will be no manufactusef, cam mares, or agriculture here for the m,eintainaleo of familles, and sooner or later want will compel • 44 • 4 ilh•talllitql ;to got Why mot go now, when atittgenients are completed for the trans fer, instead of waiting till toe plunging not of ermatztding armies will reme s the manta of the poet Month f Of course I do not apprehend . aeysnalt_taing at , this moment, bit you do not :,4pliolitl4l.o.iiitrij will be here till the war bow? ,I.:essmat.dlecoee this subject whh you .. - .lliirly,' „ lmoaktol.tannot - impart to you what I proms. to do, but I assert that my Military plans fluke it necossary, for_tho inhabitants to , go. away, and I can only.zertekt4htfot of sari- mes to make their exodus-isi.any &victim as easy and comfortable sa.posaltde...-: Yon cannot qualify war in harsher terms than - I will. War I, cruelty, and you cannot ilia, 4 1 --- , --I;ostaition.i.whe.betttettliar on our mantel, do . - an mateilottoor • People - Oaf 011:: TTlifoxillad no hand in making ' till. ma, and I lmow,fwfti m.ke more situltioes than any of you to swam pesos. sot you not have paws and m 431111.110/2 of our °misty. Ii thletTnitsidlitatiesdbadra to a division aow,:• wilfilifitep,ifookil nip the fate of Mexico. • whinlifi itiinal The United !irate, mot Yuri its authority wherever it has powart, if it roams one hit to proesure his gone, and I snow that oath is not the national feeling. Tale fetid , tag unmet 'Various shapes, but always! Ooze. bask to tautkof,Artion. Once admit the:triton, moo mare licknewlndge the authorityof. the Ifatianal lionerntinnt. and instead of devoting your &Meese strati one roads to the dread ants of war, I and this army become at .onoo you . •,.-, • :„%r • pmteetara and eupporters, shielding yeti drew dangw, tot it come from what quarter it May. I .;:"._;:kleettlitakidligandbrifittalieannot resist a tor rent of 11,1201' and passion each as swept-the Beath into rebellion, but you can point. out,. so that we may know, those who dare gm- INTL:WM and those who insitt on wit and ltf.` desolation. ,„ . Templed ea well appeal against the thunder t th twill) ons sa,aga s eso a hardships Of war. They are inevitable, mid the only way the people of Atlanta can hope once, oars to live ire Poses • ki hamatotoatop-thia • war; whiekeen atone ho done by , iiamttaug thee ietiiiiO4 AftikisMigiltitottlAnfidele....We dun% WADI --- F:DirCipOW4retriOfOrtot, ' or Oar hoistmer -Zoa hare, bat we do want' `• ,asitt will he }a of nhadiumosto the of the , 31sittalititts4„ - Ao r ta wlLLltsyp, had II It in • amatory= itoptofroatftsta ..... ._ .....__. . . _—. ~,V iiit lintabehltbefol nettd:pre i rnion i t la 'VlNittrAeltilialigtn Miniar:gaa •:.::-1 , ---7, ,-otberip . tirwerek•bolsrfonparrtlmmi. there, . ii . ' '..!-%:_l i t t at:l lll"Mglita tl Lan ' "-P t et ill,== ' .:....,..11 ,boen,golinmOluedi mad never will bor • 'lthel=tithleigiii the` I s ar - by esislngi forts, ,:,..,:-. : * 0 wineilelinoranteynontetr - Alin , Gen [Jon ' . .'i . i'. 4 , ,-befolverertrowse Lnitallent . .nntlefdr. the ": L id 'lion* bad one jot Or tittle;firreelVe- fr. i.:. , .... et , Vf."l - ../dteheprit onto , Too 1 t , ' ''' ''') ea, '4 . 2prk ti ,outth•••••a. .)':•*;•i..S . , .;,..: ' ..4 4.e. FsA.O.4 gun soar teat. :.z-e.F...:...,- . ., - *4 . 1, - ~. - tit ifilleiseippl we ...1 .11 4 ''''' .„......___......e fertnttl iii'Y Vl l l . 1 .4 et thne fstahlee of i.. "-- t•ehel a 6 o a MWe i .L l : n ort noilireiGi curt phnehni - .--4 ,, 1 V , , , , ,,., 2t. • wild not 'tam. Now that war amnia berme to PrlnYtonlbanterrellfhomorreyon dements its j .rhow me, hut did not feel them when yob sent r ,, ... , ^efri!libtfet iff' fitifirr mill:lmobriitith,i* and ''....- ‘.l ,i'•' • ;1 •""°'''inneWeditiiii i tijirl ahoh,fo parry - Wai IMO Hes • f ereorry.indOehinatese and dealatelhi homes of ......., s'. - g ~ „,..Isseamemwt emenda of good people who only ~,t ~ 1 , • Led to Abell/ pOllBl - irthireOldlllarto add -''',....' •-•:?,.:',. ili ndir the Government of thilifilerrtnnee. Bnt . 11 :',!•: 4.1 - SO" CV? t i t iMartift. '‘'.: !'!'b • .• 1 I wan pose* and believe it ea only hernia ' :.4. , 1 , 1 til.r.r.ittrblSPAaltoll andmst;ifttlirin •Te 002. '...t :t . , ....!•,:: with ' :' ''''':•.'it,';' L '''' ' J. ' ''ni'mally::,Bnkmyi'dsar.itre,:',wlfin',ihett ; puma L:i{l . . ''' '''''''''iffian - reinrro,.,riel,GM• 44 1 on awl. AtrAttfiMet. :....!.-' ~.e.• 11..Ttiasliria Share with y,g,n the lastoreaer, and . .4.1.---- --metryttry•treolasterArsOol •Aid famll ; '' ~.,-, ' hes agminsh, danger from every, garter. ; Now. ; 11 you as go„ and ,take kith 106 the oid and t . l ~ ' „ ,Pobl•-rdeett mammas them,and build tor them '‘... 3 i - ' L ' h*tenwerulat planes prop,r habitations to "Weld 1 •.'t .. - iii , L'. thererogtipet the weatherman the and passionspassi ons t '? . •l: ll .:. : ''.. ,of Ma obordonn;adipo*Che Unita and pease '`::••• • ~.., : k -- --t-' , ", - .44444iatt0 ieglion your old homeratiiihmta. .9 { u - r ,A. ,, . - 7 Yam, Inhume, 1" , ;,'•' ~ ~j .Scr --:---• • _,- - -- :, -- 7.:7 - W,l - Glininfai;XertGeinerni. • i•--r . ..';,.',. 1 .1. / !f -. : - , ~,. Gterierati 13•12•166-ma•Iptiiimiittaii. ~ .f 4 i f n4iikiia'44i44l::'4lii•iiii. einari iSI ' - ~ . ...1.-liednialeativatth tor Ma way ba.the front He . ;:' -4 ~e' : 464 crade Ie Ad amosica or dfaaand gratifying W 413011111 : •!'. : ' '!...:4 1 ....-• 2 "- , I,00311402.141kand itgallill[lolo . ll.7 031:41/11,11y " .. ;:i: , ,i 4 ~,IP:Kg , rettEF totti.**lhitela4o 'pm, sadists who ei , ` 4( '''' r - tiliiv 1144eglattti - '2 ll e Pisani Mit, ta• r pro.a ,V. b"-',„ - ,,„,' ji . ;pup tiptilei id= th e platform of . afar, soy :Of t"'""lng: 4 .14 'Friends s I thank you thrittle kind cci, ~---, imrplingrrrrntrif,i — tneYpri.Wo4,.leitcreia ad to il er'''''''lleeeeiel,oo4lll4llh4V4Mtititletnte yen n the.. 1 ' ';i l 4°-'t.'lo!it-4114,:stotiqpi *on Instieshlrea brie - I ti , ". yttorionsWeraL I brio' Imola , eintath Idsn gi ~:-. unmia , -ms!==x; l llllria. t's f. :.. c ,_ r i,,,,,,wii„„..,...,,„,autu,,..., , ...sif • Tam*, - - 14iiitikike Mass ilona..ememf the :-- • , , I.; aniseleof-theientartisyyrtrairpera the -.' ..• Si, 0..1, :••• ~. i. • • ituz,l 4 — raver 40.1 9:m...gtalliti::_. -,4,.'ailittgArl e tttAikiiciiiiiiwiu trt yr - ~ "- -O alt and rebellion Will be ortPhed -7-.! ._ -go 4194 utsiegif for 01. 1 MAPtion. "- 1 -.;:c..i.ADatzarnitylt•Tipm•-.Ths Bova Dare., of -tt • -'o l Arglas 4 0114:111011.. tided teas s , . rosivihafiresidoMaccUrr a. ~ .„...e gi m p• iliii iitazto 4 terieletlreenri bilh. - , . r,, , , . ...: ~,-. • Fekiiiiiwas Is the New or mar- ei Gm day was wpwartle of Ira • bunk ...!'.- - ,'.:-1 - :-::.' -, • , 1 • • LXX I OI.I-;-NO. 15. Gazette. Tlminday wu the "Opening Day' , among the New York milliners and Crustnakeks, bat In 'consequence of the oondltion.of the country, the I enormous priest', and the growing spirit of coon may among the ladies, thn,wu less animation I I In the way of trado than do I, and the dteptay ',of goods was very much diminished, espaolally of imported fabrics, whlob are now too oostly to offer. for these reasons thaprevailibg disposi tion It to renew old liOnnete and d . and the dealers tu thuovartioloi do. not eared' half their wall custom. Bonnets ate made of 'velvets, silks, and hoes; they are very small, the brim round, the crown And eriztainforinieg • gractfai droop at the bank Of the bead, and leas .lavabos over the forehead than formerly. The new colors introduced are the ' a lint between pa pie and blue, and the "Prince Imported," a bright peach bloc an tint; in wstivet. Bound hate are in great &Mend, itrubnaiguenci of tlie costliness of oth er s ylea. Prices range from $2O to $2OO. For arenas, the Tidiest materials are corded and water dike and satins costing $lO a yard; Isiah ;optics in largo high-colored plaids, $.5 per yard, and Aberdeen Winaey (thread and wool.) a revival of the old fashioned limey wooi ng, $2 60 per yard. Double , breutad bodies high up in the neck, are medlar home and s treet dresses; they are generally made with vest points to front, and a . deep ignore barque or long slender lappeu at the beck.. Goted , ,immas are not aced by tall Satires. Flat nistuniege the the place of fla ring. They are made of velvet, braid, or silk. Bianca misshape/ to the arm, end loose at the wilat. Wide hate, wit/alma* gold buckles, large hanging butmus, scarfs, and ribbons are all freely and. For Meats, all the former in steriels are net I, trimmed with flat braids and beery cords, held as - 4am, armn festoons, Resoh,l. That in the tatare as la the past we Val acharto to the Union."—Deviocratio Plat• form. , Via remixtdi us of a little story. Oa°, there was a "Deatoottrat." His came was Jeffiraen Davit—and le Dow. Ho was ales:ding Democrat .11e etsl3ectettur of Warta a Demaeratia Ad ministration. • He waa a Dateneraile member of the 'United State[ Senate, star while marring "the puitj"lll that ea net: he male a maxim tour of New Raglan.' (1,858), and to his speeches at Portleid aid Augusts and other 13 Laura vil la he made ! Guested puoteatatiorta of his Stria "thin to the Mahn. At Portland, Melee, ha lona up an *Lawmen mangy 01 the Union with theta - words; •, • . , •a 1 DAILY The Fall and Winter rastitune "Aa lo the Future car, atom* future time, whim I mu mingled with tist dust, and the arm of my Infant son has 1:40 to for deeds of Manhood, rho storm of 'ear abould , burst upan goal tkr, tlanl that, tilytni Sopa,' hu inbbdiing the instinct of bin Pa P Verti` s oVl.l 4it s:in t d m q gdr idg lit: rho de- Gate If goarhaarthstonae, and to saatutainin she-honor of &flag whois wanstatisUon, though .torn and Mooted In rimy a battle; by sea and lia - urdes been statist with dishonor, and win I trot.. forever 87 as free ma the Orissa wbteh =Mb it." The author of Ole veatimentiire need seams. ly remind the reader. to now the "Etrosident" of the alartholdere ~ C onfadersoy: Commander- In-Chief of an army which teenaged in tearing to plasm the lag wh!on "ie tie pod" he prayed might forever" ("fa thofeturen"em free am the. breeze vitae unfolds to " Bo mnollor the Demomette adloranoe to the Malan :"In the femme; as -promise& "in the Down Dimas! Dowq Thomas &general breakdown of prices. An enstlttn sale of suot a Weals/ fad, shooed a 4.- Ala of 8 ants a proved from month's olot Vans. rinsprasent exorbitant prima for articles atfood and clothing, In a gnat mei nity of oases, teen from gala &lank rather than any name sr!, Season: A mennfaernrer of beaver cloths for overcoaUnge remarked a rev dare ago that dire* years ago Is coat him S 3 a yard to mane. fmanre :hit goads, end he sold than for $3,50. Novitust lam 14 • yard to mannfectore them Sad them for Is. .644.001 t la not a soli- , , lar7lntlenfe. hy any means. The time vu sun men were content with fair and remenera• ties profits, and that time mast num. The people we beginnfagto andendand thit It Is not the price of gold or the scarcity of artfeles that conamkpech ottits advents. bith• Pita of as. astray. artfain4 bat the greedy:thirst for green. backs. They are not witting to pay 100 per cent. profit apes what 10 per cent. war comdt. end omple iiht %Ito ago, and mannfaeturers and dealers will have to shape their coterie ao• oordingly. ; Prime of everything mast coat down, and . bashien men will prepare for the emergency. Fret fright tO Phitidelptda. The Philadelphia Na. Aires*, following s csitunt LiaCkipperbstifi *di* 1712101 pro cession in that city last Thursday night t When the...haaft of the line passed-Sixth and Chestnut streets, and the advance guard had en. gored Indendenoe Hail, some one fired a pistol tiirsisebtiMy; it wicked (Matt thell tith.tin front of tlio R<ysturie Club ll..klbt.tur.uns ' E 4.4 411 re• port was that e colder was shot. Tbit part of the line hatusi, mid the groaning erowi an the meet/ma had a free fight. About fifty Mistime m &destroyed. .Std an attempt was Media to tsar town the Ille , iless or Motl•Ilin and Pendleton: The returned soldiers shouted "Bring ths • Joinnies.dzura." Rot a time the ereitaiment was' ot.she-stost thrilling character. It did not lipp-. pear that anybody woo severely hived. The litmus ef McClellan was atom That dtengured. There-stir: Onifireds of ethos. standing there awaiting the arrival of the procession, Iftto can -tastily that the attack made at thin Efface, on the erns: without any provocation whatever. The pollee mingled in the orowd; the hone of one el the marshals lell down, end this added to the excitement Just belore.toselve o'olock the large ratet of fire•vrrrts in Independence Square was sip o fed, the band played '•11.elly 'Bound the 'Play, Boys," and the Block striking twelve, the neig hborhoods on bluatne quiet." AntKlier Outrage. The Nor. York Pines rays ,!.Wa , Word • very .Int*Wgent and sag one Chicagolte yesterday declare 'that Ire believed triplailn, Stanton and Grant were leagued ,to. .githet to an inform.] °crisping." toto/re gielsiosof in October, so as to pry the ,Noventber eitoetion t So though. they ware mons too good to do it." A filionmeutthat had suppressed free speech, suspended baboon corpse, and proved hull so at • tort] toohtest of the eicied Instltutlon of Sievers, would not ballot* ill taitant about taking Rich mond °slimy other robed town, If it could thereby permituabetts power and keep Its minions fo of. Owl& US had become so disgosted with the wholgthing that.he felt Ilk. quittingtbe coun try. Thingi had come to a pretty pies Who.: the Dsm..oVallo party could not go ahead and; work machinery in peace and ouiet,Wlth rut beingennatantlyintasferwi with by a aft of upstart Generale who did not care a dime `bout 'the iltits-bonored Institutions of th. eoontry, end were .00ty ; beaten flghtlug rebels:" We half ;aspect there Is semi troth In all . Stern. NIGL.—. geSaultin who Uwe from i Halifax In the list steamer has a W.loa wtom tri,94 m i t) this. Ali.Oriag • d ming' "aideutt a ts ruiptaro of • • Waldo rail stub ltlaytalesaof Mut, wascuptusif aro elisibutaef Merit pismire. 'Mater top wat tent *Halifax br a ppoekude iitylut,,to not to Eifflinithf th e fat luau, le WS rup the t.b•l am statUL—Boefee Joesad _ .~ •r~ _ PIT TSBURGH, WEDN 01T1 AND BDBURBAN.I • The rase of J. Cburive Dieken--Optteon or the Court—Me Name to be Hu-ma to from the 8011. In the Court of 001:11131011 Pleas, on Iliondsy, Jodge Mellon delivered the opinion of aa. Court in the matter of charm against J j Charles Dioken, preferred by members of the bar, with a vim to have hie nauth`stricken from the roll of attortorls. The charm were enbo r iantially those, 1. That being the proprietor of • certain pan orama, the moue of Which It was ht interest tto pteniete, be got upon a Scheme to make the / :,,,, nubile bellev• that valuable gifts wool be pro tented at the oho* of each performan , while he had sr-private amangetuent with en !Palatal agents to obtain me O. and rotor the is o Mot. A silver eak• basket, fmnifhted by himself, was ro kfven &mi.-cc:trued. , z. Io -t ho had proctor. , .. jadgnent! against • client of his to be pureLased and atsigned to a brother of the el'ont In urder to oh• m L AI; its oon trot, sod thereupou had so antged flaxen , lieu issued on said Judgment as to resslit to an extension of his client's real eaten", whop seeor4 ing to the amount of judgment. existing in faro; of other creditor*, it clearly ottgbl to he's been coridemeed; cad that he had appeared In the core for the plaintiff, nod issued • writing nirti...ktiob he Ind prorated his. c li ent .wr iting totheept, in orde.te pet' the lock of an extension upon the Other jattgooont creditors. 3. That in n case poodles in Court, and about to be called for trial, wherein he Waroutostel for the defendant, he mode everturei tVOtite mem bete of the bar, to procure the lotoxicatios of the opposing council, and offered risonby to 4e. • tray the expense, and made other efforts to ae °month that olject. With a %low to dotoat Ms adverse party lti the cense.. We now ehote from the opialoth '•I n regard to these changes, we keret:tinfoil, eonsidered the answer of the respandleet, and the testimony on both rider reported by Corn hatsol .-,or, and Nesse constrained to ley the. we are unanimously of opinion that the' fire aoA third charges are proved. Applying thr w k eel. lodged dies cif writionci to tbst. testimony, We toe impelled to this conetuolon." • It tegoestien of leriscifetion,.whieli sod been raised by the comma for the respondent, it dis amnia it considerable lingth in the:pinion, and theieltdwing mita:Won reached: "We .have no doubt. therefore, of oat Jeri+. diatom over these charges, to the mter they are brought before us i and, so the first and ere substantial third charge* bsantially preyl d, It hi, a , comer etc duty, however sap Lusan t► make absolute the rule whioh war entered apse .7 Charles Makes, Esq ,on the 9th of Js lace, to eh** pine why his mane should not h stricken from the roll of attorneys of this Court " The following Ii the done : "Abed pw, derii. 26th, 1654, II is ordered -the* the epos of J. Charles Diet's, Hsu . be etriekso trout the roll of ettarawye of this Ocroll; and It tr births, di. owed that the same occult ea anterter4on +b. neer& .6 the Orphan.' Dame, and t 3 ourt of Oyer sod TOMISIIIT. an i Court of Quarter Eispione.' Judge Stews delivered a derisatiat °Mellor, which, while he freely admits that le does tot minks A Tory high asp. of honer to perceive that tbactinduat of ![r.. Dukes. is reroue* to tie!! gift exhibitions," was disgraced I le the eateries', Ws is compelled to dissent the visite *emceed by his brother, Mellon, in re. famine* aii the swledl thin of the Court open that point In hie opla'wo, the power of the tl.cart to punish members of the bar In the summary man ner , scooted in this pm, extend' only to sets referable to thiWofElm of !attorney." This point Is cheeped st oonsiderable length b ,Jedge f . due., who Is of tpintm that the* *Pion Ii th. iFtnchilthin of . the Court la the tear pi forth in the Oral spictificatiou, was eel take.. As to the wood spedboattcre, be holds test It is act pretended that Mn. Dirken was wanting le fichil., to his clients, and the record doer not slow him to have been, guilty of afr 9 upon the otter creature of the norty shaded; to. The evidence may, perhaps, he:fiesta what It 030 .1131111 ii called "ebarp prectlee" upon the part of lir. Dicke., hut he doom not appear to bate am, ad frPodulatitly. The cooped charge 1., there• fore, trot theta/pa by the evidence. In tolerance to kb. third epecilleattou, that Mr. Waken endeaveredin make J scab NI hiteeell - intealested, in order to yonder him au i yr...per ky to try his 01014 and with • clew o obtain ing an miter advantage over him mad ts client, Judge thaws declares "that the feat' eel are fully sustained by the nide - 04184mnd t Ailey, Moe of Mr. Mame that he wea y ie jest, Is to weentlally twoonxistrat 1111 the feels that is bills ,to raise but doubt .he my naiad as to th intent. Opted by all the prineiples suppeated by ear orsarnokm and expetiebee, his acts and dealer • allots, p established by the tettlinony, hear me nalatakable ma.ks of Oetioutt, well cladisred design and oarnostneas, and compel Me ao the troriansied, that J. Charles Malmo lehguaty of charge third ,dinged ageinst him ; d that, upon this pound, thin tole ■ thould be made oh *elate." -, Meeting In TenoperaneevtLe. The loyal Toilets of the bonnet of Tanner. &Ewell% and vicinity bold treenifralt, as Ilion day weeping, to front of Norgnooteo sesta. Wm. O. Warden, Esq., presided, aubte by' Jolts Bryant., John P. Vise-hailer, tendrev .oeutnsy, Georg, X. Gamble r . John Graham, Ja es Rees, od t ou. Cemser w Pis. Pe...mew, and Capt.. Piwin cod. ..time Gavin, Soonstarion. . .. , .1 4 Werke. to theorganlzatlan, steers lentbraa / . band ettooarsed tomisioellent Mails. nd whet the °Moor' bad bees aboosarmd Mr. J W. Pope 'was laded...d r and irriag a pagtilet . iimpalga song, wtilat'sras Wadi, .applenitod. ble mid Iplrltad add... irerrthea deafen by J.B. Butler, Esq., ,Jotin M. Eirkpetrlette E q, C. W, Robb, gag., Gen. J. K. Moorhead, an lion. T. J. Ingham: The adds... wore Eisen d to with skip attention, tit were enthealutl ly noel r ed. The speeder ware interspersed lth mask oy the band, sod boor by Mr. Pops, and. et • late hour the meeting adjourned. , Vita wee one of the finest assemblage; of the esinpatjtn. and Locileated that the peep!! of 5.• Mitt Item Valley arsorip sad doles ." Pinni.ll , preparations tiro befog mide hero for the Mies Convention, which COMO' oir on Thaniday nest. Psinutycnow.—On Monday eionl4 the ~,... pion.. In the gunboat yard of Mown Snowden A klitoziassornhint on atm dertrof thili now gun boat Manaynnk, and Mr. David McConnell, Sa patintandnit of the Illattary yard, nonned that his pretenoe WWI required there. On otsklag nil appearancO, to was suitably addtasted by Mr: G. W.' Henderdson, one of the omp*o est, who presented him with absantiOtigold wet h. gotten -.up by ,the workmen as a testimonial o their re gard and esteem for him as a winan and supertntondeut. Mr. 810Connoll rep lied In 4:tin g terms, thanked the workmen for illiti hold gilt, and pledgoCkimself to over hold them in initial it membrane. . , . ' BOI.DIII RI I..o.—Witham Murray ' Corporal 7ff Oompory ft', 3d United titans /atilt ry, of Oro Stator l Main., arrived - in Ml' oity o sSunday ~,a gai ag, on his way from Atlanta to his home In tb• Nast At Onostiloo,, Ohio, ho took &glass l i of nip:errors* robbed 40 one boalir• and flag, dolls!. of book pay and balanoe of b e sty, and: coma here wallas. Mayor Lowry, ton *poll canon, sent him to N. .13,U.001 who nipplled him with fun& to nappori kin on hlarlad he ms . `lllllllllll4 Lcrtranz.—Sobsst Thsinpsop,a pint- II 0111019,10 d In painting, Iterwlg's Natal, tonne! 'of Pain itreetrandltnr canal.' sooldontilly fall front th• sonSolding. throe stories high, Monday 41P011t 04101 his ITS-1.44, hog. "4,ilri thits• injuring him. 11. Was oony•Yed s insittenit•A•nfidinentiUtie . I, yon went le aneereaseey.-bni4l7 ten' m and oh trout hrOttsktook, Of Fed a t, Allegheny city. I. . - 4s, ITTgBURGH GAZETTE SDAY MORNING, SEPT EMBER 28, 1864. Terrible Diener On 'lane Erie On Saturday afternoon Mat, s most heart rending m.0.:0r occurred on Lake Erie, about Dam mils* from Atevalaud, The bri; Sultan, hinting on board tno_bandred lane of grindstones, ft Ciovetand 1. r Buffalo, In charge of Capt. Nt el...ler—the • Ltd at the time blowing very ;eat i:y T! e RSA monistid of eight min : N.lsou Webster, captain) Mbar . Spear. first r I/baglas V g ter, nerena male ; C. Ko., stew via sed Ellsworth, Greer, Johnston, and a man aced Barney, se en. In going out oe b, g annex vn toe r.st outside the fight / “ete, .nd pounded onto Of twice. pretty bard, Alter getting cut into the lite and making sail, t e pumps. were tried and nu water was lotted in tee bold. The wind !nemesia In severity and tie toilet labored heavily, the rime at times e, roplitely wasbirg bar decks. SISe . Captain nand • portion of her dock load to be thrown yr board for .gire poupbto of *Ulna her. About this time one. of the LOOOXIII cams np from the [snack. and reported oho was sleek •nnd lc -vapidly. 'Mon or thedock load wao thrown Olf ILO Slob C'4,5 41:LOod OOLVIIVIS. It woe soon GI, c Taxed thist them, wool° We to dotty SOAVE mum at itvaz swident the mastzo does, snobe wee heeded [or the - shore la hopes she could b• beached bstore'dte ibid. • Thil was Aunt twp,ecloat; the brig ors o otorking doom the lakes phial'. the continued to do, rolling and laboring •tolently. dile gave a - ureic and ;tithed en her boars end, The boat WWI rut away bat it immodestly 'Abed. The moo got to and •tteuirtod to bull It out bat dist not .stead, end SAVO op the attempt. At he got out two of the men, Barney and Alio worth, Jninp s d In, and th• boat drifted rower& the • tors. Tie moo bud o trip; ed off their clod:roe sad pre, resod for the wont. 4. AM now:between three and half•peot three o'clock, and oA bornica• tin •inced I bat the brig would not live many &antra longer, and the six men left on her commencid rapidly climiang the rigging, but they Ware t toot eooUgb, tot L 1.1.11 vardni's time bad :once, and she went to the bottom so that ihs, they ware .abutrval, bat they g,. 17 managed to rewsb the upper rigging, varlet ew ,oil .track the bottam oad.thutakind above the Water. A. the tol ,nattiiray op her •lde, the - rolled over thorn, v4liticifilma 'breadth nee tr rough. NV bore oh. want down io at Erich d, • b... woe miles from Cisvoland, and to about Mx :a t um, of orator. Altar sicking she worked down the lake about half a mike, and also moved onto, what toward the Atom. Ottthe maintop mast were. the Ilaptaln sad Ergt eta te.toed matt., On the foreeeset . e.ud. sod sesseee Grear and Joluaus The. <ta the fence.. !allot o■ till between 7 sad 8 o'olcck, when the matt gero way, and they were sal drowned. tore cp lb . ° tatininsit qt. Ira to give out 10 Douglta Webster, the *mooed taste, who hooppoored oboot le o'oloot. Mr. 9 peor took he pro,andon of lo.obing hlmaelf fan to tilt It. C.Ttnin b&4 • plooo of kolyori, but befher he 'tubed ttimsoit U not tooorn. lle remelt •4 in the rigging an tit re mu•here between two .ad three o'olock In the morning, when late supte•ed he mast ho.. Ise•ome•rhansted le the coin sand swept a.d The ,Captatn talked bat lit. ate hiring the nista. When has brother went.taa kit very bad, ad cud, "Whet will hit a poor father y. It will be on• turn nen." And kg marked to the mats shortly niter, "My Gad, oar wives anly ine• Satre w• were new, bm, w-eld they think." Mr Spear was then left alone on the wreak. A • tt • sea b d ran deal etoastier•olt, ad the bia perch, he haletro g hop' s of behest We •io mita It till daylight, when n• tea retiet stead come. Hs was very cold, be roaa•gsd to get about half an boa's sle•p. W hart a awoke It was about daylight, sal he attained 04 eyes towards Q•rolood, it ecoh the gist ergs of *Coning relief, end toot be will giw d ned be the rght of a am ng stomata. Tb. Martini Star and the ;Iv of Cleenised loth tarted out about 'clack to teitia• base 'het tatKitt be left on the •....h. t The Star WSJ the 'lnd to rasa the wreck, bat did not .eased in getting close enough to re ems ble. At this time the Ca'.y of Cleveland dame ep, ad running Close under. Mr. Spear Punned troth the hurfthalile daelt i the bey inarrivenr of a mew of eight- 1.1• •tatfealved by the owner. .1 th• Beltua, who were on boar/ the City of Olovtlaad, prepared with everytalog necessary f.r the oomlert of those au were left, If any land. lheri are falai !toper that the to men who i-tt the boat may have reaolted the ottora They •enr teen near dark .boat half way to the than, hot It 1. hardly probable that they reached It In reletp. Attidapb Toe{ ban bow ma. earlier to Fellaa• ibi 01101, bat to the aftittoan ao tog could have lived In the tea that eat rottnlog, and n• eta tn.. °maid grt oat over the bar without L wrcneevllle VoI ml, J. be W 11104.11, , babotabl Hoyt', Wizittatast o.tbao Loaegwatl, br,', .Opt J.. Irwie J J 1. , ..,.cyY anvil eara-mg FeuW bilk ism? llMien 0 Pi Etrsi vitt lapen 1 bo Qom 41 - . jr H. listigas au Ikea. rt.! Dr EP Hanna We (3 Orlara Geo T Vas Dona ThortuaDL•alego Sanaa! El E.,tlyr llatrtval Wain:loa flamml wm nu.bnp r moo. J•o.• Tioblosoo =t=l Rd °chin • W Barr Ott 1: itemman l It rooms Jedreoe kl • J •ks rani DI true 0 ON. b•de , ) bo Wets OI•ookeel /NtrltehoO . lease...PC rooter. OW Otethooleet ,freepe Te•tetten, tor , 4,rooet r INOT ' . itoberrtiljeMOStoo P tet.. . Wooed littltloe joins II otetot Geo M 0....." Chtin tevelteibit Crete, P Homer 1 It Neer art honed Wilson •u.i aanstaaa ao9ward ....AEI Kier rtru J. D. IlAcialei. 8.13.1 11.10. r . J... leptn, BAvrls9n %To!anted. , Jaa.Velimen, B t0rm,:•,4:.: D. .104erinet,•. Mark., 80. B Oh, Luala L6t, Jam Obial•ll e.m.un. , - Klu ay. au-aemetva atd army vete—Maur. W. Tb.a Inalgleaa, B Ickermso t , amael kfollabut, J. e, ..mod Ju. Ratite. M. rhu I. Jterlaw, tursuel B. Putter. thou .I.o'maa. Me..Lloa• atd nposbetv—lloant. Om T. V. nor.. ...owl H. Koller, Samuel r Barr, Joy ,than Looixtaa, o ,, at n. Onds B•rt.rn.l2o. MM.'. Jug T BlaClan3, Chao Odeovraa der, Gr. 80 , 4., J. 40, we 5,41.0. Barr. /14•11 DtepOltly•-pms,O. J . 04 (10 . 161.1, Dr 'Wks; .pt. Kouotz -Ancepts., The ndl , tlapatibia Comm .Joto," having been ncrnizated (of congrogi by the . 40 gf°r°°' of the 934 Dletrtot,•whu teeertiCy alisian tiled at Kittan ning, has been formally notified, sod fort:ltaly ro pti. ills "letter" appearr. In tta Capper .rod croon Ohln morning; and, following tlaW ea emple °gib* "dittingnbittedGeteriall", the Com modore "ennbeletea hi. elew•," and maker a sloe little platform for him.elf, and osrefalty ovoids soling on• word about a "oeitatitin of ,boatlllttas,"an " ormtellpse," of ~ .a oavootion of. flt►4e!' TlMAraid "pearai.'te hob Ini..tinned Iron, beginning to end, and one iroald engree the Commodore bad forgotten entirely about his late trip to Chiang*. TM Itimmodesp mart "Mildlip I am deeply , eenatbie Ulla toner eanteiiid up an me, acn• equally mindful of the duties sod ewspons ill. U. which, by scowl:Wog, I assume." The wow ,i being hdedbylpM •• q p9o gP. du Vlasi , ottaidatsndtigvagnatna Uobamcldare; "deeply sensible I" At the ism h• ha ii • "equally mindful of the duties and liilipolisthilik' tial,,," ,Thiile/Milkossllat in abitalng ena ad , .' • 'iaidalthatldn,*thiendh"WliTah he bat prolted se larval); and the respeawbelities willlnolnda • big bill for campaign impious. OPEtATIOS OF GAS, luitlST i;u9DT, Athens Attacked and Snrrendired. KEIIIPUCEMBATS FOR TEN @WM! Rebel Foroes Advancing,. WHE:ELEE GONE TO JOIN HOOD Bowto.l Dinpokicb to the Putaborglo tlasito The akin force of Famit and Roddy crossed the Tennessee near Florence on the 22d, and passed through Redgerville, and attaoked Athens on the evening of the 23d, the fight eontinuing teltlimiter dark. On Saturday morning the attaek war renewed. The garrison, CoL Campbell oommandleg, held cot TIC twelve ealnok,, when the pleoe wv fur riiiiidered,_,Na_Partleillars of the fight eel war reader haul been 'waived. A forme of three hundred and filly men lent out to reinforce tile garrison at Liken', are re 'pneed captured seer the city alter a hard fight. Yeaterday beery r.ing wan going oaat SO titer Ittooen Trestle. eight miles this die of Athens, which plate to reported to have been aepttard in Its attercoon, and Forrest is mos- Legalovely up toward Peleskl.' noes" firing was heard near Duet River Bridge late yesterday evening, but It ts that:Egg that the enemy eiUl not be able to take tire place. note Is ao doubt that roma. commands to paroma Atm foam are varloadv sattexated at tram 4,000 to 6,000, arta ..oral pincer of ay- Waoelof boa coos with Ma force to jots !hod In Owes. • ThJ 179 d Ohio regiment arrived hers yester ay forenoon and reported for duty. 'SMIDAN'S DEPARIKENT. Particulars of the Battle of Fisher -Dill. THE REBELS IN POSITION AT MOUNT JACKSON. a Stubborn Resistance Offered. (rEi ATERALL MIMI) laall PUTT Nov York, &pl. 27.—The ffsralerm special terrespoadout at Bhosidaa's keadquartors. soya fitter lb. defeat at Wlachostar, E.rly withdrew his forms to Piabor'a Rift, leacteg most of hi. wcianded it the b.tti• tha tads, Lad' are* which had &ammoniated from tho razioat com bats of Crooks .ad Avertll, ia oar hands. At Fisbs* Bill he misted his right upon th. Mas ao:shin monatala, and We loft upon North mane min, boring his trent about three tenet in Mpg* sinned by strong natural s aad artificial didactics& Ills right. which was &bold 0110 mile to adraam of Us left,mar eonaldored almost Impregnable. On Slat a most Important position In treat of the anatay's works arts gained by Wright's corps. On tits 21d the mole attack began by • etroeg dmeesentragion by Emory'. troop. os the onemy's right. About moos, or a Cuts later; Ricketts' division of the 6.h amps aduanesd and ..oared mom. important heights in front of the oentre, Ishii* dentin's division of ostall7 sattesk.4 and dross th. suers' at a temp, from his edreesed position on kis left, me mile book Into his main works, and held him Mar. •tille C'oot's soros, which had been concealed doting tat 4.7, use Ittessferred from the rear of distill's division to lb. isnamy's extreme left- At I p m. Crook and Artrill stormed and canisd tlet work of the enemy, the covets., bap • ins out lbobanters strutted by the mensy,atp tering two !mule gags, Ler gam end out leo Fifteen. While Crook inept toward the ens vo•.• centre, the 6th corps lainCked, followed by libb ;OA, whit.. Amrill weept along the haws of lb .North Mous:Cab Deward for wren WWI, • , S 1 ..Pusted tuteiry bents.. tidal' s , , 14 wogons, 6 ambulances suds wombat of fugitives The enemy hating, probably Lamed of tho movement op et his right end ruts, bad oom meteove tearing bit porttion some two hours ba• fore our 'Walk, sod his depattetre was so boy, that h• was se-mpalled to iee.7o sixtsea goo and ore/ 1000 prisoners to our bandt.l eskarclay morning, Wm penult of ths enemy was promptly sontlanad by oat novelty, and be was twine in politikill at Mount Jaation, lye toils. south of rider's 11111, when he eosins disposed to offer t stubborn resistance. Ilsory atcardsa ass% 0 Urals ram, Had/nark 1/11163C00 I= o i V °vs 1 inho eater Yesterday seaming Suly's ?e'er ....overtaken near Ileekin's bridge by Averrill,with • cavalry 01•1111011, and • Wiped. of Gee. Devin's, and were driven Into the .town of Monet Jaekeen, where his entire fora. was formed IWO putties, !defer Laddhoommending two battalions was captured with oeveral privates. Oar oavalry proceed tbe enemy with great vigilance and .cones until he brought en infant ry divildol:l with artillery, and theyheld them la eheek netfl the arrival of the bob carpi, which found them in the ssuio poaltian, olfermg stub. born resist's**. Dkhari D /at 7 'Dimond d.oirDni Oceterel Avenel wee eelbrred from 4117 with Me dirtzien this morning, and granted mare of absence for twentrdayz. This order haz canoed a Infernal feeling of amazement to thin army, end-tripleserplti thought thee eons queetioo of rant between kwerill and Goner.' Terbete le involved, the former being tbe senior °Meer, bee ebe lattax Obletof Cavalry of thin edlitery diets.. Jon. Uwe Is • prospect of an engagement In front. FROR NEW ORLEANS; IIi,COD Rebell Movtag Toward Miuourt LOUIBIAZIA 11. P. EIENATORs tintless, 6opt. 23.—ThwEendere New Or. leans norrespoodent ha/ the fallowing: The Trans-hilosinfppi nbele, nemberinn 36,000, aro moving towards tlletotri. The Louisiana Legislature meta in two wade. The •Unitid Stites Sina!ors to be sleeted brit wih be Goy. Rahn, and perhaps den. Sank{ ' It lb rumored •that Mejn Gen. be "Pe!ite We clexdan4or.l4e;Quif NO.*, wont. itirigitti t y. • 'Agin" 'Voss, Sept..l7.-s-Tae Tribsteeleillas cm' eaptoAn that Low's idsdyi'p month fib ftpth, e 5,000 hc TO 605 Istreht4pnisis • 'ilkole Pi Silly's isenimeed. Lee ran dhe emend In whom the Soothers, people bear eonhdenco. but hit env Is tan of Shiliboted SUM. CAPS MUD, Nasavttax, 6ept. 28, 1864 BT. Lorre, Sept. !7.—Ofiletal Information still pots mato forces 4 Fredorinktown, with the &drone* at Farmington, SL Fiat:telt amity. The 611111 body is *sib:anted at from iti,noo 11,090etyong,Trizeipagy cavalry. Tae advance „I &bent 4,oonend are I:Donated. Light ettooko wore tondo on Pilot Knob and Ironton, whteh wide sully repulse& It now appears that Pilot Koob ens not ev acuated, 45 previonsey reported. Price'. plans or, yet undeveloped, but he MEW to bo scutesing ail force. in Arcadia General Mower, who left Brownsville, drk. two weals ago, with a strong for. of etevair; and artillery, is edit moviog oortb wand in Price's reel., and will be board.frotaJai good t me. Cot:did...bhp boddet of troops &resulting here. The caviar! and inbaitri Are being rapidly se • Biped to &halt prtvi>er tioeltions. The saltitis art reecondiag promptly 20 tor exit of the nom mending General. The citisenegenorally mnn- Ifettl strong dispositink to organise for local demise. ESTABLISHED IN 1786 PRICE'S INVASION OF MISSOURI. Attacks on Flint Knob and Iron- ton Repulsed. i THE REBEL PLANS UNDEVELOPED .1111ifia Organizong for Rome Defense EXTENSIVE ERE IN ST. LOUIS The rope walk of Gold & Hisby In he Boddi e= parte! the atty. waif horned Lot might; to gether oijh the Tery Lohman quarters pro ms et erection b; the gpreratdazit far refs ee god enatiabande. LATEAT FUIDM 1110111 LE. The City ,rot ret Attached SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION UP FISH RIVER Rebel Woryedoes Fiemoroa New Tosz,Sept. gunboat Port 'Mor gan, from Mobile Boy oft the DIM, has kneed. Out tran-olefie and ganbeate were than near Mobile, hot no attack had yet been made on the city. - Wointscrzos, Sept., 27.—The -Wavy Depart, meat hie received details from Admiral Far ngot of the roccessfulterpedition up Feb rivet. On their return, the' 16111111.11 were attacked from Peter's bead, avian. of the sharp braide of ram river, by Sit, or sixty rebels, who had railed trees across the Warm. Tie die war retrraned, end cur /*reels parted through, with a loss of one altar and two man killed. Admtna Tarragut uJs he h ructuesufully en geed La the removinii 01 tape/loss, Ludlum thus sucts.sd is tAkitki ep twnitty-chs. From, Etrrope. Sams Hoar, Sept, 37.—Thu stastster City of Baltimore from Liviwpoot on the 14th and Queens town on the lath, poised here on the 17th. The Spanish klinisitt7 ham rusigataL The- Va.* argues that the Chicago Convention Will Ist d to pewee. Liv • rpool, Sept 14.4--Cotton opened armor. but elosed not and triegtiiar, with • eight decline. Gram., &pi 14,—Cen.olo al.mod at BIN. Ameritun Bat alto—Eris, 41; Iltinola Cantraa, 41:00% ditoount. The Postmaster Geo•ral■n+p+Goyemese Ptahloon Aseepte. Crattontert, 13epL 27.—Es-6ov. Dennison *as in the nit, yesterday. Th• Gasrate says ha It es decided to accept the position of Postmuter OnausL The lunible la Prices With the proepeet that the war Is about drawing te a clone, poses bare commeneed to gibe way, and a anneral depreelwfon map be astiiipste& This 1111 be a desirable change for the greet maim knorrn as oonennuers, but it will et the same lime beer heavily upon oarialin clams', and especielly open theme engaged In merchandising. The general belief is that prices have new reiobad thekitighest Ogidie, and bents farther Tpdeatation is 'IMMO* Tke prima of many of the leading article, of erery soy neeemity, were unreasonably high, and dealer. end speonlatare are not the eery hurtle. to bums. llormarnem kept up the ineessant my, "Now is the time to lay in you 'Woks, as prieu rill be higher," and ears enough, pewee went op, week after week; and consumers 03t1. tinted to paschale lens euppliee, tearing a still Anther ad ramie. The turning point has been resobed,and we msy now expect to hear %beery, ."Don't boy now—priette will be lower?' Under the ory of , higher prime," the mer chant, and ebop keepers hove bad their terrine end the bneiness of "markings:se" will now hive L. be atrandorect for that of "marking down." This is already commenced in this oily; and If prices continue to fell, that merchant will not ',bele who MU out hie stook aesone as po.sis t pe al radiated ratty.. Dry goods bare already fallen about twenty per mint,. and the ay of "low r 'prices next week" le keeping porch..... out of the market. Toe Philadelphia Leiger sissy' I "The retell dealers end jobbers In dry goods base Weedy felt the change in the current of trade, and we Wing to-their haters purchase' with extreme caution. These o aught with large stooks on band, should this downward tendency continue will find themselves getting poor, by from wee k to week marking their storks deed, mesh ex for the rant year or two they bay. weekly grown tither by marking them up. The commission bonito have not yet felt the obsup from up to dews; mainly, from the fact that the jobbers and retailers ender the fear or higher prices In June and July, laid in their stocks email, bought in September and October. Oat, it the idea of lower prime prevail., the rondo- Ono will sooner or later ran thrones every pur suit and production, and as prices running o did not stop at the just point warranted by • oneng •d runaway, so will they not stop at the just point of depiresdessios." Boor st: era have recently demoted In guy and lu• MOM Steeptabal to the Vilna 014 ad count a *air compaotoess. A.,ner. skin, re. cently,petani•d.bat been Ten getienalt letro dosed, beating the - title of '..Paider They are moqh r on, and niatded as a decided qoirovvionat . over atisr to dot I dridbultfri rirBBBse.,..-Tturvailani FLti guituid 'Airbag -14.11.holi , sirideroye vot iresisateltsgst bre ,, OP' roar 1884 y 418thel en fiamslid edit el=rdneidg tits tridasovidi the vszak !nib/teat ofloaDinottuffi disra,.the goy• aliment tax, as, •1 , 1. =aka thountlitatitithalk the ISMS as ti I 03. A trot elasa laeoumitlve sew oor. 610,000, against $B,OBll Wore the war. —B.A., boa. I I 4 1 . ,DR S.CLA--,FOR fts.drr A rani 'of 118 sores, is t a6l 7:r rd Cooal ks th• httoongstsla et,qp, Voss.trd 1. Poor N. 2, tantatatui two honcho& mi turtr acre& Ph, • very Tema* twin Don 7 townsht•, W. opuplazd aunts, P. , contanraz shoo, 166 sum, PA Improved, and to a hold of eultluitlna Pup tract or hold or shoot acre. ad aiming th• borocie. of rhssbotb,Allieghony county, P. LI.o • PLEA Or HP 10/4E4 oshoe Nonongsbots ithur, In Illsabset Viifinahlp, • short &storm from the In 3 nnosh of hfulimespn.l. • Isu, • nen, npiu „our/Jug ta: Bt. Chair tonnanhip, Wmtruorelaod notnity, oaniphaing Wiesen. A ha, 12 BVILDTNIR buoogb of lluatech, 6O by lir for put - 10nm laq'alr. at No. Ile fourth street avent H. H. 2014 - 28.2eal boat. Apart. AR2123 FOR FALE.—One consisting of 1. atm= 105 anew rib:lat.] l• poisell Is. 11 nolj, rkb eat 114 miles from Black k Slaw o en he In 'IA.& Drat el, o r go. Bag. e ad, o• • Web AU kn..a ars undoe calltlesel n, the bed • real ..11 rim ha od. the d tieing ooariald sigh real ;on • th 1. oreceal • a eralllng A a n, arable, dry • lint sr ell et seam; th• pLa. balti/Spy of am, as A:.- • Arm of 125 anus, about two Intim from BUM Le lc 11. lan and Bee, raters trona BLirnln. , PlInS bnegh and H intingdon tolimThe ps•OnA theaagh at vtitelf lbont ilgWus lnenrlll% cleats 1, Aram En nreadon, valnahle Slenbar on the remainder; • tam tns, • d barn oreettd thereon; • vpil p( good vats at the 111.11. .1. 0 two nom, Mint win; Yon the Awn, • soon' oronsrd,, An. 7o Res., a:V to cr . IVO 21212011. eal/cte No 112 Diatoendstreel, 2122bureth. FOB HALE. A COUNTRY RISLUENCE to the vlltaw• of glansfirld, lour wale. fried the atty. Lot tfo, C, containing be two-ea alw anti wenn emir, upon it t. err:el good twoaten Print hognw.= •ASlKlPlrgttarrbliffdinge adorn and well of water. tour aorta of =al with bank opened and la wad working ordr-r, be golf In one lot or dtrided to matt par-bainwe. If unpaid betbrw 8 PCB 16.1. 10th, wgil roar dal a twid ag PUBLIO 041.2, a t la . clwak iritbout reswen' .. Eitta indtitidt.dtla - and clear of ailloknatbnsura. Tams et ale will be randoiraown en application to algOß.oll T 011871 6. Tatoparanomlol.l. ante' L'IOR HALE One neer Meta 'Engine, 16 lack cylinder, 30 Web etatia, w bersaritraa b. Warms gvveraor "Ps 1* lath eryllaefer. es bin, Was,~sml•k e 4 nee ein 1111[004 I T c7ll6lare. l P. & aaT. Oas 6 • • Id 0711n1ar Maw. W lama • " " Twu Wevatglea /4.01 011 era.. • , • Abel, Th ree betaci Ewing Toola,l6er 061 Camp for cab: Sagan al 8: 111: BOLA Aliestreal Wm balk. am/ aae Point. VALUABLB COAL !Arms POle SALE Y Hams sir Fora h../lit{ tranabilguani Ira= o tb i tt o n v ir o ls co. off a, I. laod ecnivartitogg .a. nom Joao' ,Forry, tip loand arab oval of, an boot lasaity. Tin Improvements tlianini b.tif begood an annoy conabloog of olorsinag bonny iiratoolosnd lon llos trail bearing 'to clouds of various MIAa tenon in good order. and etiolate lb boa auto at totadvsika. thy naiblionon mono ran airouigh hp- U .b. r . la ovit ottieby thotrot any Ott Oololog ooni, &old fßogertg aria ivs an an idol ontoola Lana Sonata peasants Tat tents .pply to JOllll r1M1.1681X13. Watt stmt. ILOBEIT Ralf e 67, laiotilort. k. altt ..r• - IVOR BALE.--TwO deeihsble lois orgrotra .112 •tnODbtoernthtyoT tea te-r itch, Wei at Las sub ditt•lan of t. Ootattney ism. Om let Um to the 1201111-o•lleorier of tala tar a. laving tie hot tort. 104.41 A B ifituffLt anti. the. ode.r Ba is tit ow - lb-ten corst, on the Better setts &al, gad 1.9 tie ton wham to toe pants,. ft of toad Ur It was tarred to J. it WO ItTetiT Batt lots within . Imam. et • mile hem Canntervillt trael.i on the tabtrgi. rt. • ayae we Chinn • ritaletit.. ant and ala from, sts. stts. Title Intraptiteble and terms eery apply to Jr. 0..0 00001, star thermostats, or to B. r. onsims, lot fifth arse; itatabarib. ONE OP THE MOST BEAUTIFDL ANL deetrabls locattosa tar oaaa try aoare irtioad Ise Liberia. 0 ass attend Oar oda. treatttrp. oa HlaLaa Areaway stoat P 0) teat, mad cantata tag IS erns tome km; 0000 lulu tan mamas of Mtl.kt , Bradiary. s. attdaek Pad It Imacaptibla ofSAa A/x.ooa= atnat. Won ea the place two `story USA apatog beam, Para. in., all tat good calor; sues Rao se date!! et rating U..., tacetly bearing. Tbla property, II Snared, 0111 b. arida tato ma, or Saar soottdeu to 010 parallaram For Watt, apply at SW Sal Neste mg Insarasau office or 0. S. R&M it= rut. atrose. Istartaat p-O R tiALß—errEem. SAW - MILL I. LID OIL BEVIZILHT.—Tha oda.tita Pe whale of. Oil Itatnarirand Stearn Ezer Ellll , Irlthlon auto= hall acme W d: an abongenoe ittetaken Cho lad—. trt:lnopan sad beta; nottad. antsu on the A.la... m ang Time and V. H. L. Is ofeenal Ibr nolo' Stir didnes and c o d a ball& Tha San Yin Jgdee. ardor, te nen etneted, having a creek . roan:his tem It to tha etre , Goad tacalttr tot Indlitted bosh% To. parttoolate call on the =Went/n.l. LTD/LT a CHO eaehtl Ha al Hand emelt l'ltt= a h. FOR SALE. 048 A 0823 or 000 D aura LING, S flint la any tract ha Emma coact,. Um , . b. palmed H. INCIII,9Ir, *MU cornea ; Iliad .Imt WI Daman , Wy. $ bank MILL POR'SALLB=-Bitcp need on lee of the Olilie rive. In tea bonie, e Sewickley villa. twelve antes ficini Pittabergh. The dill le eery eutataarbilty beet, le capelide'cti= veneer erg -two tante Watt, ham Wows. et with la end la In goad menhir order. lot particulate Box 67, Sogrict P. O , Pa. - 1.7 , 0 R BALL—A rand eo Utah:62 4 4i A: weak ecaamd Ca Snowdon toerridft, county, we wide free' Iteprers 11111, ARA Spa =llea freed Relabwiek. The fine to end watered and fa 'a Net Fated cellevattoa. Ter Cartage greebtabenelnqdred oa the prwalsee, or ef tee entweriber, eat. l• Lm . A.; CLIIIIMMI. FHALE-150 Acres of Coat alio 1211 V eon, of front coal te pool No. 34 law One ttaet• coal aue railroad mull other Improvarozote wort. leg orthr peel Ncr. tr; au tract on the T Thom and Gargasileville Railroad. Ewe. hodl WILI&N WARD, ant. . drat drew. , reer Pinto Groat etraat.. TOR SALE—PENN STRIVET PROP ZRTY.—Tho thro•-•60e7 Brick Ihrentoir, eantairo. la■■ elbeeo rooms, So. 14 Pone •treot. Irbil lot. lambs • hoot of 10 bet 6 loom., manta; back 110 bet to b olo'. ells.. Tn. Above 1r ea ezoglonl load. 2. mannfeetunacporpeo.e.- . 1 1: 11 " of trteu T. A. kIoCLrL AS lbetb I'OR HALE, .1! Onf , &m 4 Bakol Chad. 6sw, 641ogbak Bag Maqatr• of FOR VENT—A FINE STORE ROOK with I , weMug wed Stabla, on &Wm. Oa trt. stsladom Irsdusl meet, Allegheny Qty. Paimikka right miry. rarmal7 conigod by 71. Maw. • • WV. rows ause.mt les FOR RENT—The two got" brisk' wars base, 80. UM ITItaTISTMLIIII,MtaIToomI.d by 3111. Ogden d Um, ea • Ellnerm Water Blealitnettery, rogatre ma the paerelagao or of Yr. 3. MINOR, mat 6 re.e. . golfed OE 134114-95 dares Colguabia, 011 Mock. Applz to. W BODENHAM&B, M. D., 11114 ll:roadway, Savr ?ark. W. H. 800r5w044,„!. Mice 140 Third IStareati-VlttikoPa. b•vot• flute mambo stesatia iisAite . l6ll.3lll set Alarglost.anauskest .011Tpnto. Alimprostmgh•aty lil.. of du balm. Bowl, s-cb as Nile, 4a..; 1111 airitiameikrialni a; Um EbastAlifir= sad, Outman, of tho Bog'', to. .Alaq lb, fai soak Maids if di W 6110%, 11.6101710 Ni • • F 5 5, 31 .'t e•f BBL xelanraill..,:s ! 4 4. • 7 . Y , dm. Goodnot %sm. 150 .• Thetas ay. 100 • Weldon Illoonns do, tor ao'otry .c 11=2:111. LIZJEd IILUIPARD. UM111701Z321
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