Viiistatrgit gazette.
,
till SLIZSTIT' PUBLIIIiIIIO iisociettax
;MONDAY. EMPTEIIIIIER IL 1863
UNION MATE TICKET.
ion numon-ntannent.:
GEN. JOHN F. LIARTHANFT. •
or ITkii,omea7 county.
rofi fitravaroa onsma.B.
COL. ?JACOB M. CAMPBELL
' , Of Cambria emmtv.
'ONION Cowry TICKET
1012 Dmrratur wricll/131 . 3.
a.vn 8. DUFF, 0fZL1.13 , v3.33/..
you. coIINTT avisrlsoLL3l3B
: Bunn 1.6.M.8raT, Pat TlArsualp.
VAPID AMEN, Js...of Liberty To.nuallA
YOll !TATS 112:IIATI ,
JAMES.., GEJLEAX, Alleqte.l7.
roie AtialAcsr.r
;.‘.GEO. E—Go.E.E E, North Foilettit;towna.tip.
HAM B. ILEIULUN. AleOokaGani . TosinatAP
£L EED
SU . A.l4.l 4 ,lgpt i Nt h ..
J. P. GLASS, Attabosh. •
JOUNA. - DANES.tie: TOwAilit).
SOMA 1"
5 7 17 ftrLosv " eir " St. 13 Mit Ti
cacrirr: 1117alryTani.
B. L. iitaotriii.mr, of Birmingham.
iron; ignitarou cm room
UOSES CHESS of Chanters Tosaslllt6
i' i6oilitc4 :vay. ' SOtrTHERI itilLivt A.
' t' , We do ,not like , the policy which the
- Predditat 'boa adopted. in Mississippi of ,
arming tWillilithtotthat state to preserve
~• Order locally, with view to the total with..
'draws) of the National fortes therefrom.
r. 1:00v. ilai.4Miiii,Mighfrilly urged the "young
'" men of thefitate ..of: Mississippi; who hive
,'-- eodistfiglibilied themselves 'for gallantry"
;ander the rebel bannei, and who have re
'.: 'neatly laid down thra artris - to formmilitary
.., ,
-,:"...... I , coropaniely - One of cavalry ancloraof infant
.: • ly liiiiielt:totitttY,: to twthitain - order in the'
~.., ` state, t he Wel Object being : thget rid of the
t
;-: coloredtrixrpsbysithstitiiting these recent
,: ly disaiMed.rebelsfin their place. •
L Gem.EtedOest resisted and prohibited the
.i.. 1 'enforcement ,ir GAB 'scheme of Gov. - SHAR-
I: AMT. 41 . 4 . 4c:1,Cei1y:0d doubtless truly, that
~ the only :class in thiaßtatetieeding a mlll
- • lary !bite to keep it In order, consisted of
*; 7 ; .thelte ' Airottrig men who had so distidguish
:, "edtherftselves" in the rebid service. The
ibreachesol order, says Gen E1L0C.1331, con
,
' idsta mainly in t ho.. inurdeting of freedmen.
and imcliAijigee:upon Northern men and
;'-' Goveintoent Courieratt the heeds of these
fare rebels Just surrende by,Foritttsr and
;bras TAYLOR To &oppress these illEOrdplls,.
. Gov. Sneaker selectitiuf clefs who commit
~
! :them.-. -,
In the face of the facts presented by Geri .
'.. ' Stomas, the ,Presidenthas set aside his oi
-1.- -der asmulling that of GOT. :DARNS-T. thus
1:. ?,,, permittleg the Governor's plan to be put
:iii operation.' A.ll there are 69 counties in
,
-1 ; J Niastalppl,..thikls equivalent to raising and
i , t equipplpkin army of, 15,000 men, every
1- 4
..inan of Whii.h, is hostile to th e tuba and
the govexiimem; It is In effect_ re.arming
ri that portion of the rebel : army which Was
I ralted.4is l o4PPl.,. ,
1 1 : The: , purstante -of -a, -similar , policy
i • ! throughout the,l3titith would,end in raising
4 . . ', a standing array of from 15i3,000 to 200,000
t . ' : secessionists, tinder whose sway the •negro
, 1 1 race would soon be exterminated or re. en.
1 slaved; T . :. i .-
l• ;
We cannot .. think it possible that the
President Mph Into -consideration the re
,' sults that must inevitably thiw from follow
. ;.... ', lag out this policy The hies of the Pres
'', idepty4iit ”the people must be trusted
; with • their;. government," is .ccirect, if
properly carried out; but he seems to for
get that rad 64ditom of the South: are now
•-:.. I an integral.. rant =of "the people," audthat
GOV. firipssr's scheme not only excludes
4 '1 them. OriallAhire,:ht."their. government,"
tFtiut puts ;into - the hands. of -a. minority of
1 . the piiiiti lite . right:ana . thepoWer ,to op,
. i , vuessandjlestroylue •me)ority.
1 - lithe white people of the , Soatit are to be
1 - considered, as. exclusliely . - "the people"
I
, then wedistautinferstirosa;thed",;.m • ”os
1 .- ,: idea thatthAfs th itel .. people smoo.te, trust:,
t , ed velththeisz.,"governatmit.7l They are
1 I . not lit tol'eoloy any such trust. Every day
.....11 demonstrates th is to be true. They need
' I i 'years upon years of tutelage and eubmis.
l' , slim to tit them for that trust. Men taken
1 . {. red-handed
, tvitti _ treason and rebellion,
{ 5 fib thelelieWic.'o.tabithAed. agabiat :Um
•I s , freedmen, by four years of strife,
i ; are in no way qualified for a trust
r" -- that requires qualities not one of which
S they:o;mm. As well might a city, after
f-,--quenbiel.VTlAdattgrfot: put - lizo 'the.
f f hands of the rioters the preservation of its
i ~ future peace.
'Condemning their own Candidate.
A The (ew Yorif"Mmsrattc.
„ Fro:mention
,passed the following, among its 61:her rest).
.11utions:
- "That as the tint fruitzof this triumph the
petiole demand the subordination of the
I 'military to civil rule, the restitution of the
‘l, 4,llthority , of the courts, and the recognition
;of the , infility of the States; that we re.
. dtl3 ctip...uty or tn. _ ; ....
'..-.; gard all efforts , either. by prolonging the
'1 1 uglitoP4-Plet'PE:hi-lifinYitig ;4 5 Ailg 121 , Of
• ' soli-
.reeenittiorvtn 'the:States, 4 ID 2 order' to
.i., : •compelthem t 3 adopt negro equality or
megro suffrage; as an element of their Cort
i -striations, as tending to delay and prevent
I. -; *be pacittcatioe . of, the country, and tosue
. -rut the Principles of die Unmerited,' and
~ ; endanger the liberties of the people."
' l l t , Ile same convention, almost simuitan
r . timely with the passage of thts resolution,
i - ) ' =dilated Maj. Gen. Slocum' fie Secretary
t
t . of State; and Maj. Gen. Slocum was at that
- .
mo sh , holit au cement errideterm- -
;v , • :Wed effort to Frabordlimfa"the'Civillo huh i - -
1 ' 'tary !tile In Mississippi. lie believes and
I ".• - "be saya that in such a mate as Mississippi,
4 ) 1 Ine ntilliair pOwer)Lertaireme and the civil
t power saberdinete Co it; he revokes the or
'l': der of Gov. Sharkey, forbids their enforce .
ment, and substitc:es his own inrizeir stead ;
i lie is, In fact r mlust - the •DemOcracy. call t•
1 i i , "military: tyrant" and one who sincerely
-bellevesin that iron handed rule which, this
.. •
Zr, 4kuxtratie:PllMPlortragllAn l O T t rts
i t the principles of the government and en l ,
1i ;IA,
- 7 •-
the.
--
• newspapers full of the record of his mints
!'
ry sitymmg,l'••they, dermtuice r hintAn the : ,
roolutiter *shave qielele, as ah c Ciearyil) -
the geveramtmt, and then place him at the
head of the Democratieltmket To de
noimce a`manand nominate him for a high
office In the same breath s is one of qte
straaelatititiataheowtin the IdaterA
•Of politics. None but a Democratic Con
tention could have been guilty of thus in
ir. : stanteneous)y,glving the.lie to ewrrpro
..l.7, .A.P , .... ..+4: ..t. :...
e 4i ludo& t
~.. We wish the party much joy of their
1.,
,1. mondeee I The Trtu_aeliymi he was the
, : 4 . 'Republican treasurer of Onondaga county
.j••...-„":when rim war broke out; and it is very
oyrtgli,;firbillaileri hittitee of things ilt
Mississippi, that he has not turned Dam
;;..-! .. verat,smeilthei...,E.! 4 ,...., • , •-7:3: zef,i..." - ,3;:f
;.• i
1 . . ' - Coranermly.—The Doylestown Demo
- oat, owned and editeaky.,polonel Davis,
.::' i•
the Democratic criziffitlittetirUditor Gen
eral, '. has a n editorial in 'defence of the in
-',
i ' irtmoAPPlgen .WWA' 2l Ftlo AKIO 4414 c.
, - our prisoners at Andersonvilla.
.Murdered
' 1 /' It grierte that the Military Commission be
fore which hale air.trlal isa-;otrevalkon of
,
! Apower, fa that the pri soner has not been
nirl,y,cipalt with.
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- Nat° ISOIBRE.,COoNa..
We have looked in vaia fdr any item of
news, even the slightest, to give confirms
tiou to the report sent to Washington from
Vlrgbriathatthere was danger of a negto
insurrection in that Btate. Not a single
fact has transpired to justify such a reprrt,
or to Warrant a belief to any quarter that
We negroes entertained any such purpose.
The report probably originated among
the ex-slaveholders, who construe the ex
istence of a determined epirit among the
negroes not to be imputed u; on, to be luclp
lent Insurrection. With them, any asser
tion of manhood on the part of the negm,
Is equivalent to open revolt; and if, as we
trust they have, the freedmen of Virginia
have rhoorn the proper pluck in resisting
the efforts of their late mastersto practi
cally re-enslave them, it is not to be won
dered at that some half crazy loons should
stand aghast and cry out "Insurrection "
Under slave rule, if a slave resisted so
slight a thing as a slap on the cheek, it was
thduglit prima facie evidence of the exist
ence of a conspiracy to rebel; and now
when not one of them will allow themselves
to be chastised or defrauded, the-evidence
of "Insurrection" must, to the minds of
the woman-whipping chivalry, be condu
cive.
Our only wonder is that the head of tha
Freedmen's Bureau permitted himself to
be drawn into the trap set for him by these
men who are determined - that the negro
shall not be free. He has,.ft seems, an,
thorizea the revival of that infamous slave
Ins itution, the Patrol—the very thing the
ex•slave masters wanted. The Patrol was,
with them, one of the most powerful is--
struments of oppression. As long as it was
in. force, no negro was safe out of his
house after dark; and under its re -estab
llshment it will be made the means of in •
flirting every possible , cruelty upon the
freedmen. The laborer on his way from
one plantation to another, after his day's
work, to see wife: or children, will be ar
rested, imprlsOned, and punished as only
slave drivers knew how to punish, and
thousands of pretexts will be conjured up
for arresting ny the patrol any one who, by
asserting his independence, becomes ob -
non OTIS to the late ruling class.
We object to this whole system of treat
log the negro as a speciality, and dealing
with him as a dangerouselement In society.
All be Wants is to be let alone. Give him
a fair chancear.d he will take rare of
self. Ali be .yrants is protection agatnst
those who, have been his oppreasors, and
security in the enjoyment of hls freedom.
Fie is tot to be treated as a babe, or a child,
but as a man, With all the rights and privi
leges Of a man, and with all the duties of a
man upon hint. The whites of the South
Lave got to learn this lesson, sooner or la
ter, and the sooner the better. The Freed
men's Sulean can very properly give It 3 at
tention to imparting this lesson to them,
and it . will then sectue Itself from the dis•
grace paf establishing patrols and relapsing
into the other barbarities of slavery.
IHE LEADEN:• LED.
lo their ananlmois appeal for the pardo , of
lan. Darla, the members of the Missi_nsippl
Constitutional Convention coolly assume, to to
..
half of their constituents!, the guilt of Mangers.
Ling the rebellion. 'Amiens:
"When a war of sections began, inaugurated
not so mural by.theactbou or appeals of 'edit-W
-inds, as by the Lateral umisissand enthusiasm
of the massek he was chosen with extraordina
ry unanimity, became he - was known to be hon
est, sincere and prudent, K. preside over the
Ames hi revolt. fle was the representative of
the sentiment of Vie people of the States., His
BM RUB those of the great body of the people.
We'respeetfolly and earnatlf enk t at one sins.
the. sins of the millions for whom, and with
whczn be acted, may not be visaed upon his
head."
These mm must be well:seared of their ex
emption-from the penalties of trettoon, or they
would not so readlifairalhate theinselves in ex
culpating DAV 7 I.B. A wholesome sense of their
pereobal llablihr would deter Client [Tom grated.
toasty adding the, seat of their leaden to their
Own, Iv siich a palpable perversion of historical
truth. Men who have been instigating acces
sion farthlrtv years are represented es being
forced into the position of repel leaders by the
spout/Means action of the people. and this absurd
stsl4nament Is gravely =ideas a plea for their
Perdaft.
1:011.6163 CAPITAL (*mum —There can
be kto strohnsr. eTvidera of confidence
feli by Suroposma in. the stabilliy of our
ineditutions and the sound commercial con
dition of our" country, than is prweuted by
the late arrival of a large body of prominent
rai r glish and Coptinectil ctipitalista They
come here'partly ' to look after former
veetreents, but also to explore new Beide .of
enierprise: Bo important a movement of the
kind which they seem about to inaugurate
has not previously occurred- They fore• .
minx the .approach of an era of unwonted
prOsperity, and. are battening to pa-tic'prie
in its benefits, The croakers who talk of
national - Inuikruptcy as the result .of our
he rY 4 41 ,01111.103.11111 e. lessen from
attire foreigners who are aoTieady tif Invest
thOr capital where 'ir shell be4ubiect to
the_satne taxes. - -
OcreL LWE AT TILE 8011TIL—A North
C firia-dorrespondent of tin New York'
Timed triittAnaughout the South social
irivilegesure not very genersuuly extend.
ed; totcard a•"Yanitee," no matter what'hls
prin‘ciples may be. ,-The women of the
Muth, as in every other section, control
social matters, and fix the status of all ap
plicants for adinlision tato their circles;
eta they incline to exclude Northerner&
The other day I crrerheard one Bay to anoth
er; "JULLk, do youknow whatYAnnin has
done? She has married a Yankee." "Well,"
raid Jett& "I always thought she was • a
•
frail creature." . " so it goei, the leaderp
denounce theme who 6:nu:dens= the Yan
kees, and . therefore a Northerner meets
llttlescaccessin his Advances: tis•
ward sociability. •
•
Yrair- Solintoi-Variral na Nairra•Ceao
-41i3
i. .—ltepon hex it that a 'negro rattrap
ip r will sOor, be started la li irdi CA:it)._
• dthar at liewbera or . Raleigh. Virith .
aliotib s tiree batitred ' arid
. 11f . ty thormad
Filvedinezilii the 'Biala.:iiilio are leaintag to
Id very rapidly, the , projectors of title
1 p r s o ought-Jet:be , eaccesaltdA finaziolally
- ..i7 . 4thikt:tll9iiriii,iiiiiosiiiiebif I,raltt.•
1k.., If ISA thretihrukarid'abil iltiitti44;
ot.blitclui.4tliarth,CPAlzia.leam. to owl ,
-wits aind-becomer , istelllgant 'wea r
1 ystramat long bevdeprived or Mar ;to
cal rights.
i d
, rot. floristono'o,roMox.p-Who PC -
d kin ccmvesaing , renently- with , ti* Vow •
ea= Jonmallat, , ...zafetred to , ids. Policy.
said tkattkost *to Imagined hid hos=
t io itegeoduffrage.ireta mistaken. i %ger
ed two gentleman tsLadirdcitie- libe ral'
vipws in Louislosise lynVi r i4,P: ;he Bold,
' dannot.you people -satin : tug !Meg 3irith"
tudwing.it to bother sne 1 • Why can--
a t you - does .
os mia. -f lusettsi does U a
n gm can read tko Constitution ., and write
Ida Own .n -let :him voto -; There alts
riot -A* lutdred- ni Louisiana who can an
sweacthat" testitnt tv.*W , tet - totag justice
fia ureilliWitcopt,litqlqiirttierticlutor;"-
or tztorti '0;0 : brotrms,=Thel BL figils . '
rNtr" - CoMiettillson Meet, Is foOtd to
irltnesele•eit • beuetleil . rim:tits , of , llie
elpattoo *WM iroff):sPAZ - Comparing tbs
t with the former roadition or hausowl,
irna , % ..., L - , , --. 0 % .-:- •-,.: ~.,-,-; 3 t, , L -, •
.41milopera from , almoat erry toirtobr the
a le: trroamosioadmartseatobk m u d ;
rbolideof-proop"alty my* lettinem apos"
rt— zliellno UM war,rtatotherMof thdia toms ,
- o dying from donde Insmition. Molly .tot
atom satrex, OlUrigtoAAtatlmmty,po
. bolbilliiiirtErolehe .....o.,4lMtradocot
- , jr - ofir.kaawids oii thelktriaie t lisii.tec-ItaW ,
t , oat tbey rstra:rtbdtr- ready.tojbe Boishoa ,
leg i cedhot ;41.4,- ~.,.; .:ka.11.1.;:r-LL A
.r , j . . 44 .:,,. ,Jr. t -4. a ,; •
ST IT F. POL .'
Tun Unton tarty rlf Bradford clue
has r orotnatett the following ticket:
F°,/, State Senator, Mut. Gen Laydnn, of
Bradford county; . for President Judee,•
Hon P. B. Streeter, of Susquehanna roun•
131 for Represen tntirea, Lorenzo Ghana),
of Wells, and G. Wayne Ktnuey, of &wane
wain; for Treasurer, J. Perri Van Fleet;
for Commissioner, Stern M.:Ket; for Dis•
trio Attorney, Wiillam T. Davies; for Au
ditor, Grrrgt• wV. Eilint; tor County Bun
3 nr. James J Newel).
I e nominee for ate Senator, Mr. Lan
, was a metut cr of the Senate in 1860,
and at the Auction for Congressmen In
1 ,, 64 was a candidate, but failed in his
est ttionl.y a rupture in his own party.
IN Wyt.miug county the Union ticket is
101 linos:
Senator, Bradley Wakeman, (subject to
decision of Senatorial Conference;) Itwre
scntative, Peter M. Osterhou• ' ( subject to
derision of Representative Confer:nee ,)
Commissioner, Calvin C. Vuse; Dlstriet
Attorney, A. F. .hly; Auditor, Orrin E.
Vaughn.
THE counties composing the Senatorial
dtstrict of Susquehanna, Bradlool and Wyo
ming have now each made a nomination for
Senators, Susquehanna presenting the name
of the old Senator. Mr. Turrell, Bradford
that of a former Senator, Mr. Landon, and
Susquehanna that of Mr. Osterhont,
member of the House, from Wyoming
county, last session.
The tollowing ate the Union candidates
for Potter county .
Yor Additional Law Judge, Hon. II W.
Williams, of Tioga, subject to the decision
of the Conferees; for Senator, lion. A. G.
Wrested, of Potter, subject to the decision
of the Conferees; for Assembly, John S.
Mann, of Potter, and Dr. Wm. T. Hum
phrey, of Tinge; for Sheriff, Lieut. W. W.
Brown; for Commissioner, C. P. Kilbourne;
for Auditor, L Thompson; for Coroner,
Dr. W. O. Blakeslee.
lion. A, G. Oimated,:the Candidate for
Senator presented by Batter, was speaker
of the last Douse.
The following is the tititet nolulnated by
the Union men of Clearfield county;
For Senator, Col. John Irvin, Curwens
vine Borough, (subject to concurrence of
Conferees,) for Assembly, Lt. Thomas Lid
deli, Clearfield Borough, (subject to concur
'tenet ot Conferees;) for Prothonotary, Lt.
Lewitt B. Carlile; for Register and Recor
der, Private Thomas Williams; for Treasu
rer, Capt. J. Elliott Kratzer, for Cosumls.
sinner, Horace Patchin; for Auditor, Thom
as W. Moore.
The following is the Union ticket in
Clinton county .
Senator, James Chatham, Clinton coun
ty, subject to the decision of the Senatorial
Conferees; Representative, Sergt. Thomas
F. Dornblazer, Clinton county, subject to
the decision ot the Representative Con
ferees; District Attorney, Henry T. Harvey;
County Commissioner, Robert Irwin;
County Treasurer, John lticilmee; County
Auditor, Lieutenant Wm. Hayes; County
Surveyor, Francis A. Platt.
STATE NEWS
A 11.1 D accident resulting in the death of I
Mr. Itarive Trout, of Elizabeth Furnace I
Blair county, occurred on Saturday a •
week near that place. The deceased had
been In Altoona, and bad left, on his return
bane, about six. o'clock in the evening.
Be was Mond dead opposite Mr. Henry
Boyle's house, lying close to the truck,
with Lath arms badly crushed, his law
broken, and a deep gash on the aide of his
face. It is supposed that he was sitting or
lying on his back, and was either asleep or
did not notice the approaching train. Ms.
Trout was 34 years of age, and leaves a
wife and three small children to mourn his
untimely and shocking death.
Idna. BVEGEIC, of Btsver county, an old
lady of eighty years, was arrested Week be
fore last on a charge of assault and battery
on 'Mrs. White. She bails from , Hanover
township, and walked . the distance (about.
twenty miles) into Beaver to attend Court.
She is so feeble that she cannot stand with
out the Una 01 a cane, yet it is proper to
say evinces an uaconquemlbe spirit that
will brook no opposition. The grand jury
I ignored the bill, and let the old laly depart
in peace.
THE Meadville Repubfiren of Salm lay
says. On Tuesday evening last, a man
named F. W. Ilron.orr was found dead in
hie bed-room. in the house of Mr. I. Myers,
1 where be boarded,
,stisperided by a silk
handkerchief - to the bed-post.. A Jury was
calltd„ which returned a verdict, "That the
said W. F. klydron, in a state of insanity.
d himself, broke, iris neat by hanging
himself." •
A nsticat difplind CO an OVr woman,
visited a trim ming store in ilarrLsburg Imt
Wednesday. and purchaeed from a young
girl, the only person in attendance, several
dollars-worth of goods which were paid for
with at wenty dollar counterfeit hill, the
girl giving sixteen dollars good money In
change. The police were soon after him,
but did not arrest him.
ituzion prevails In the Centre Tudlclal
District, that the President Judge thereof,
Ron. Samuel Llll/4 wilt shortly resign for
the purpose of accepting , the appointment
of State Reporter to tha Supremo Court
Such a resignittem would be s serious loss
tome people of that Judicial Dia! stct, as
Judge Lint is one-of the ablect men On tho
bench is the State.
,
Two tarns were burned to Lancaster
collet,. the one on the lat kat, belonging
to 'Moore Rogers,-the other oaths 30th inst.,
hempen to George EL Bider. Both con
tained large quantities ofwheat, oats, hay,
etc., all of which was consumed. They
were supposed to have been the work of an
incendiary.
'Tim brakekmern on the Lehigh Valley
rialroad wettion a strike last week. The
cars stopped running for oae day.Dlr
cliarged soldiers enough were soon found to
man the brakei. end ,things were aft right
neat morninw
iWonswitsare busy cleansing and making
tlO -West Branch Canal ready for the wa
ter, which le promised In s couple of weeks.
Below Northumberland boats are running
tOskly.
THE-only win of Mx..J. W. hill, editor of
the Indiana American, was scalded so se
verely on Wednesday last that he diei the
nixt day.
NEW M'
'l"ttr.. Sisters of Mercy, sera the ()hide
nett Gazette, who own the largo building
on Third street, which has been used by
the Government u a military prison dur
ing the last four years. are going to repair
iti abd fit it up sea night refuge for females
who maybe in the city in destitute dream
stancesend, without &place to go to. The
Shsters propose holding a , fair in the het
week in October, for the purpose of raising
(rind% They design, also, that the build
ing be used during the day es an Infant
Li, Loot , for boys.
A ritatt.i.aftirt L Lout., a feet utifal
sice, entered'is. house. and after rifling a
y4qog lady's bureau Of • her valuables, was
nowt to depart,-when the eight of the lady
she
lay quietly sleeping, with the moon •
I! ht streaming-oser.her , sweat Juni fao
a hitieintunietits abd gallantry that
* determined to' give her 19' parting tido
; edoperatiten tmnscd ter,find with . a
, aro.....she 'etnigist.the fellOtrkir tbit ailf _I
al d WO ort •
untiratialltanC9 tatiifol434";l
An inteYesting trial took - place in 'Raped.
n 'Ohio,laist week, andetthe Ohio 140
I w. A retailed Soldier named GittErti'
4 i n,
Re Su samba of intev.lution t all , Millen
I o ope hundred and tvro dollus by,sopu a,
I i cintt.Per49 ll3 ” iibii wlfe , hrOught ,sult !or:
togs against the salooni keeper who told
11 •the iliquor.andl obtained a verdict in:
h riavur of one hundred and forty dclitarei-i
Ivy
jig 1044 Olgesticd 664 w 9, bolleTf, t
413D11410 It 40 45'2144 to hear 14
de - a ofoili removals/tad ehang
,N tie the j'ostrsusstur 9( the ,towa of
•
Tatham, Now Gampshire r ha -s held
is
m ce-for idttlistlneb:yesusi having been ap‘'
*tea during Srlmlatatration of John
awl , , VROtatial , fa, o ffi ce' , • doer . wit
mite lie tlie doctrinal:r etiatham, .ii ii r
Ttfi i project` (dr iratfi,el al from( talcs'
n t0,00401,10-14tYtmilogi9 §.34114e,.,
t iti.iltt ppitlin t eluttia 1 lovinnnnenti
e calu4 Wald tit i alltYr m.lO titlcor,.
ait thq,catimtited cost is ,82'4,170,0 4 /Co , l he ,
Ting An
distance. between/ Vilma and.,
t t e sea woulith9 about two hundrfai'miles; <
THE official jornnibt -Of Itussia not being
''a le 4o support „the i actin/Pons against the;
t i e
/fri.l i nnTlfilgAcT 4Bl( ined , ti ntin C tindia m
sin mania,t havemunr milargeditho
7 WS 'With being theauthorsati thond diento
it af, fer the purpose ittlefranding the Opal
• i 4eihich the sp at lndiditige 7 tr .04trti,' s'. ,I,
i:ti ,c,ii„,•-ti
Iva I .csa LU Tait'
F'a'l Inver N.. ma nye: `I rite
nec, nof New England are beginning
to cmderp:and the eituoiva, and 'counting
with good reason, upon a golden harvest in
tto immediate future. Thu
,Crhole popula
tion of the Sou th , black and white, are des
titute or almost every article or rom'ort and
COnveniebce, and the only queetion fur the
North to consider la, whether we or Ea;-
land shall bup;•ly the want. With regal , '
to the ability ot the Sbuth to pay, there is
every rearon to hell tve that but little dl -
c 'thy ili I.e vxperienced in this resp:e.t.
There is an immense quantity of cotton
all Over the couth, that will find its way to
musket as soon as rat/road - 1i &rein running
order. lierides, money can, and will, be
sated et.iin Teal estate hit busineds purpn.
sin. Our manufacturers are resolved to
nmhe ehile the sun shims, and there
fore they are 'wog leinitie their hilliness
cords and stiengahenu3e their commercial
strikes. TM Lowell Aeon hays the m a nn_
factuting compaulea of that city are in.
miming their production of goods as fast
as the ad Minna' help necessary to do so
can be obtained
In some •nstances messengers have been
despatched to Canada end dturint portions
of the various New England buttes to
procure operatives. . The elluria of these
men have been partially sum asful, al.
thouAh there le an actual scam . y of ex
perienced operatives who are trifling to
vacate new fields of labor opened since the
commencement of the war to resume their
old positions in the factories- New begin
ners in considerable numbers, are coaling
into the city .very week.
"Wo understand that some of our own
manufacturing companies have an agent,
or agents, in Scotland, for the purpose of
securing first-class help."
Ingratitude Illustrated
in lowa, where uegrn nuffritee in at Issue
between the parties, It is repor tid that ow
of 1,000 negroes In that State, 750 eolith
teered for the war, while oat of 411,000 Cop.
pethesda but 17 enlisted; and for this, se
well as the fact that 750 negro enlistments
enabled 750 Copperheads to May at home
and vote, nay nothing about saving the
lives of two hundred of them, it is argued
that the said Copperheads are very unzrate-
MI in opposing universal suffrage. It cer
tainly looks that way from such a. stand
point of facts. Did 100,000 union men
owe their lives to 100,000 negro soldiers, it
would\ be a strong reason why they and the
whole party should advocate negro ant
rage.—Cincinnati Gazette.
A BOLD Crrnm.—ln New Yortt, a few
days ago, Bridget Mack, a little girltwelve
years cf age, escaped tram the Toombs,
where she had been confined on a charge of
larceny-1u her tight boldly leaping from
tne•rcom of the "ten days" prison to the
ground, a distance .31 thirty feet, On
„her
m mmitment to the Toombs, about ten days
ao, the girl was placed to that portion of
tt-e prison known as the "ffiseda•en. ". She
totted open the damper over the grate used
for I eatirg this room, entered the chimney
and climbed to the roof; thence she leaped
to the roof of the main prison, and thence
down a distance of ten feet to the roof of
the "ten day's" prison, fronting on Frank
lin street. Beaching the west end of the
roof, the girl leaped over the wall, which's
thirty feet from the grouni, and landed on
e glass plat beneath, escaping without
inluty. Bridget was missed later , ln the
day, and was reatented at a house in Jack.
►-n street, where her Parents mile- She
was taken to the Toombs and recommitted
for trial.
LAST Welinesdav,as the steamer Palestine
was coming down the Ocio river, a ahoy.
shove Paducah, a delcurty occur
red between the clerk and a negro waiter.
The clerk knocked the negro down. On
landine at Paducah the negro made a com
plaint to Colonel Yorh,• commanding the
post, who ordered the clerk isreeted. Ott
the approach of the guard, the boat
attempted to get away, backing obit
and breaking her lines. The guard fired
several shots, three of which-bit the pilot
at the wheel, who, though not fatally
wounded, was compelled to leave his post.
The guard continued axing until another
pilot went to the wheel and landed the
boat. The clerk was U ed llfty dollars
td then released, and the boat permitted
to proceed.
PUBLIC .roTICES
- • --
mtgs. mniisrva iiiELCET MC 0001,
liar !So. IS ISLIIELLa. STBRES I% Alleirsetir.
war N. Clair meat Limes
I am Inraung • dims of voting thaw th Ithow L
atilt jive , intrairtloo Reading. Writing, laritto
tie tia. Grammar, history, Geography, and (Roo
notogy. oglish Composition will metre satewtal
attention to other that gist pupils- !thy Nowa*.
good tettsr wham Serene-1t es pao month. Com
mon Laglish Branches, 10,110 per meth; Maas,
alath,Oo per month.
ft—AllN. Mud* of Ornsitantal Regis Work
taught, either with or without iatidies, tie pa
rabiteokent. V. argil amass Wee • moth.
sterathAla.ta 10. R. R. IMAM% Principal.
arrionnstimicam ?WILE 210T1Cr...
apattal ideettat of the ttaaaritaldara
at tar R. , SS UIL COMPANY u•W b. nail at
emit ore*, So 4 Hand anat. on
Saturday. EN ptemtgro 9th.
at alf-past one o'clock. Toe °Nowt of Um mot-
I. toeless. too lar of
l Sto k 61444 Oostfroucy.
By o r e ./ of the lowa of Ificoctors,
sr It HOLM' WJt T.la,BecretaQ.
gar b TOUNABULDIME IMEETIIRih
-21 ere will be s JTleetlos or lb* Stoakholdire
COPI.LARD FAWN 074 047KIPAIrl bed
at Matt ales, Ro. lo St. Mu: guest, on
Saturday 9th test- at 2 oltloeit.p m.
97 arca of tits PreaulaziN
Was JObli ta.; inicttustorr, rasnalitY•
11 - teelellELAEll. porterraciasso
I axiiiITITTE, TRIM, N.T.—Teut
TT -SWUM le AleftWel. eIt,SION et this well
'crows TeCIUOM or SNOT EERING MID
ICartIBAL 81:11.15=t, sill enteetimes learns.
sea lieu, UM The YEW 'MINIMS. ROM.
0 . :11SIL, gieistfull inteimstien, easy Pipe.
". min
PRI3F a - DHOW /Modal.
Ikule:loter • , Mir ton.
COLLIAId,
ALLENTOWN: PA .
wit. illtuuterod Pthritageo and Satxulor AdVita•
for.. kuilldt. - Ulasdasl. Doldimidal sad
. TTWltary l'Aucluon. mope= SEPTEdIDEB,
For Dircidlum, a.ll,et OKA" Timm Oa%
P
it
t
.
",
° NM,L. Td. D.
H 13170
haw - mood • presidium
CITT Or dallicieZSY, (
' Trusaaratri4 f Mrs, mbar 1. ISM 1,
f• T o
DI LIitiQUEST TAX EATERS OF
TliE 01 FY OF itt.lAGHETlY,—tfottee is
hereby riven to ell tenons who have cot paid
their. uer, Bates, Levies or Atzwestients in. the
Wild. *Ur, Of. Allegheny, that try . ars . required to
fft.QVlrDNll' i ° ,.. z ar b i e l f l a ith i e u .:=Ltiti ' d ° J.
or before the and flay of October mixt, then flee
pier eent. WU be addr4 to,' CM midi payable
l errata. and that If the . same be not loud on or
fore the Out dpy of 'November ,
o per
ru nt; will be directed to properly qnslitled
runt; eollimledlng each' of thew to levy for
a id Toads, With
all area and elrmwee seerusci
tberecro, tilt any goods and eitattels . ot the dallo•
num% wherettlrr I aunt% and to male sole thereot .
otter rol,settisemeett, AA to eases of alstreas for
rent. D. MAOFERROCt,
I sellw • City Treasurer.
EATING BALOO2I FOR BALE, NOTION.
XV if" Ji
rEli TISIEALICX 8.
A Prixti. •
'no Ws choice Apples.
Jon nestssd "nu for owls or
ertzrit to ATOISTRUISCI,
vttearner Market end Y"; dui.
AWES AND MISSES GAIT%RSAS.I"
J. W. CAIDI6IIAII & oo , a Boot find tlose
810 , e, colon of Marlin street tad Me Dlainoco
Pfttfoursh. 'sae
MEM WARTED.--Fivo practical
Capper Matti *anted. lions lout men of
eipetlevee, sad corm MI ordeal testimonial, of
good oltiraotet and reliability, need apply.
Ennulrel at re:IMES-ITER STILF,LT.
greatd.
Will STOOK AND FIXTURES.
r' Onsment of ,13 , 21 1618EILTY STREET.
Y. 3;4 k.M4 VI: 2. ON T 1.12. vitr.3v.scs.
uotYrS , OF TiiBiIL(IWN MA&B OAN'
I , Be ha,' se GrPHIr.ADELPIII6 MOT AND
5t202.: 61.011 Z, rorals2 of NUmitet strait. Mid the
'D)Artiund. P2G26u224 . .
XTIOB , TOE BU r.llB-..-
.Proesalt
- for th. VULLIIINGS 8012-1112 J 111%.•
Gli I.OOO2tuTIVEL•2I2ID 11186 WORKS
Z l XATlL V A24 C i t clao 64 ,o l in i ftlell "grg
tt t f i g4W u• ttrPk Wilt " P A", , 1 "4 6 , 9 .Pi 11 ? 01
'2'0.'3611 1 1A farthirwbole *mit; cre lot the ar.
f(ratisCimattpioni at wars•suly. IM
gettils , • '•• n 'P. &IMAM
FUR 841‘15.
i•-A4FHOTOGRAMPAPLE4I,''' -
,o 6 one of IhirPrinaliiiV.Rtienti'nfAlttatinno,
FVE.NISBED, and 01/1121,17TV , sur , OF IN
SFRI.TELILTS.,,I'or oartimilass,AUdrenn
Ptt?IOO,ISARPI,
fieletto•oftlde,
, , Fitt7ibnittl, -
qOII4SI3.9UODEI 118:140W COAT- AT
4.7 7, .w ._aattrattays_noot , .ca BLos Scare
'atir ter at "alatart• arced mit tios Diviiti4,l, Pitts.
8-,:vnis9,opr4.sxra.
sioe'ir*ftittirr and bit
r_ BEL-;, , Eveauserasonaps
,viNes and GIMENLIOUSE-I'LdATB:r zno.
.4 4 11 i TS and OCT YLUWEEtito order. Bond for
q o pos i asua*easl ussa ro a rdwOrM,•
JOHN /4... muuDo
~Itetugh Nursery and' fialrland Ekresnlionst.
+ • r) -
ni,4 „ anotr.-•
QATUTASAY--°liki644 °016 A , 1 *
ij
.„'rt---„,,sonalent '
i"2:,,, -,5EL1V.......".1,,,„,,A;wittan.
The oinOro'lndemar t i teIR - aiii toquirlit ,
'Vie ollY 31toitalire aota , , .. 4 , 0 1 pamir ,
..td icot no: InttOo IA Arlm, fie , M in watii.:
Ipso; Ai ill ettelcied• V oilier
~
c o
• smitterr.'. did la iltiSbritiS priNir i a. ll 7l -.
° Y rrosrueggowil..r:r4
- ,d, I bersby re ot
~..t h, ,..
upon
au
. 004
i
, ::: c iant o i L i sC a t io;47, t cctl isi tl ust ria: e enitter d Yni si rced e o t .. ". `E tt . ot:i c r , a t,zo io 2C4 7.ii irt ui.._ Fo r. , :c l4 .; f7 . : : :: :: g i ,Leti et c ;l n i x ° tr . 4 : :....
' omit .:,...0.0
i '
~)rs:p • 413s - r rirls CATEXTt.
VOT/Ci C (YN titeurf,R S. —Pt° .
1 . 0 . 1 , for ,h. l erwtte; R ben% Brant. Stu
tectived si the °RI,. t ee e ondertined. Itt toe
Matket But q..t11 'nth sestem.
Der, Ifici taiAlit.ES kitiI , IHSPFABIR.
Bell . Recording lie..”.llstoe.
I UST.—On SallßATti UST, NEAR
Ite‘ 1r..% Clutch, Ft rming.em, out the
milling of Nonoosetteln H ovoglt,
A PAIR OF GOLD BFECTACLD3
The fltiler ono `t. IP er Crilly rowar.ed and rece he
ti-c thank. I f the owner, by 1 ea; leg them at •he
t;A7.I.:ITE 0 FIDE, or at the otti:e of Lion,
~Lwb h. Co.'s Bolling Mill.
ILECOReIIeO 1. COOL r.,10. (
15. Sept•natter 11 IRA, f
NOTICE. HEREEA GIVEN TIIIT
.L 1 hair made the eeee•Ament lilt the cost sad
cal eralm of he gr-• tut, i.bing 9/71 . lotting with
GUI of Pike rtre.t. from `soak etre& to o
Ha, weer: M. Sallie CO.. he yet. at rob mere
t h e Ate, nhtll mher 2 it,
p e ts, tier whit:. day it will be hand d over to tee
Ott) loco.",
I'iIAHLF:S
Itec,ll6g Hecllttor
IsIAREEILLES QUILTS,
HONEY COMB QUITLS
YOH PALE AT REIWCED
WHITE, ORE & CO.,
Spleuditi test• once or the subscriber
A um ollerettfor sate, riltustod at thittland, on lariat
h‘ qv he. wlthlir three mil:Kites walk of the Oakland
posterior rellwsy. tusking It very sesestible to the
City. Toe louse talnrutthed throughput In the very
hest fly's, Inc:Waits all the ;modern truproVerstehth.
F 104.111.1 CO: vsposuis has been Boston In making
It ennltgant. Lome. Tie grounds ore handsomely
ield out, tentaintog rive sues, with the slioidest
y of fruit trees, mall Mars, thruOtiery end
ors, with et waii4lh.ohal brick atAkbie. with
carrilkilo-bot,oe and outhouses combloed, and taro
wells of good Rate', lame ci.tetu sod tarts reser-
Voir of soft Water, which subyttes the house with
bet sod void water. The atmes le worthy of the
attention of any ono wing a desible borne to
goold nelghom hood. o sh
r i further l ra utrtlaul•ts, en
qtitall Oil I.lta pa SOW, or of
CHARLES S BISSELL,
No 23.5 Liner) , street.
DRESS AND SOROOL SUITS.
A nt v lot of chnice goods
14" or I+'a.ll We -fir.
REOEIVED DT
GRAY & LOGAN,
=l2
jl:.tT RECEIVED,
A, Lute ansettren: of
PLUMBERS' MATERIALS.
u a.atilloppet liath TuW
ind Sollars, Olasetz, Sinks, Bald..
Cast Iron Pip. au! tinads,
Milt foe water. nd steam fittings,
Sale gas
Engle& & Biblcy's Patent &tam Pumps,
Highs, or 001060 lor , Lidr :00nom03 um 0 Its .m,
.144 .o aunbla halal. MIA Mill C1i.1.1.41/0
EMMET. MULL & CO..
3311THFIELD STREET
A liblY BOOTS,
EAL GENCINE KIP LEATHER.
t UM/XI-MADE HAND.SEVVED
Three Dollars a Pair, at
ItiILEIL OD'S UrrION uorsE,
BO Trittla IS trout.
ifir la goods ►t Cost. to noka Tooa for taw
Nrcivemoots. os3.
1/%I ; ERNAL HAVENVIt
woe L bombe rem to athpersoas toosuauti
that tee boson' List, for the- Tovesty.thud Dw
Ultgecotattraato, hat thet/..Dlaced la am beads-
Autism and that 1 will be fatted to or
Char ircire.ArDiVA:ll.l47&.Zr
tot tLe pert', to of reertrtaz told Too -• oa lo-
coot*
thy tionJess ots t t tdor tagoh. n b n ilalm, a
Plate,
teth o T u tored:oil th e t H ye a
a Sai t e o t
Bnn, oa THURSDAY; this tut at Septombett
room tug Wank a. ft, matt% fear &dote p.
mot UthHotough ot SotOtkUry. et the Monti
batout Oestaa. on MUMMA EVE:Mitt, tile
that Last.. tom wont loathe eolOott.
roust ota watt be mode, Uk oh mums, to Vatted
Sofas Ledo) Toads', collo-Um:Al Sum Kash
ti sat void wlthro she= time, thiebtroah
tto ot ;holm, trill bit
PAPID F. warm
ets.lltdts ChStrdot itl tflitttek, Peons
N oma.
_ .
bawled bees appal:Owl by the
Otent Of laairlWr Paralans,to slew and. steno the
dernsgre, ,in the estenalea of the- following
aimed aurora in the Borough , of hlvarharter, vii
Nenhatten Weed, Item Franklin greet to the
Übe of the tilt! Of All 4t Western Manor;
Chattlere ea , froin . Yarette street to the line
of ihe city. of ny,—..at—Wee ATM.;
_riAcklict jitreotOrtam chattlers *treat to Fulton
west, ID Bald BooqP• •
;Public oot , ce herehi - given, that the Viewer.
will tarot on the kroun ofFSATUNDAY the oth
day - at depteralaw,:et whlati Unierind. sh ould
ties fa toterrel will please' attendaf th
think inept/. JOHN-8.-PARNE,
E. H KNOX.,
!Miff tk LIIFINDSSON,
WU. H.
L. PA ON,
IS -
D.
JOSEPH EN •
JOSEPH ONION/lON,
"Rep! ftd, 'Viewers.
#ll h.srctitke So'a Agesioy for Pittsburgh, of the
UNITED STATES PIA 00.11PIAT ;
4lio, Adamantine and Ewan Ball Hook
and bye uomptuly.
. .
IV:HOLT:SALE IMALESIS ASD punitais
olto'buy the above goods by the cme (shut savitl
T ight - and erientrt, al Row lora Pticogilry 0111.
78 . tted 80 iltuliet litmo;
. .
ELORIMI , GLYDE 81' CO,
ANIL INIIURe.N.CE AND PTHER
, sTutgs.—Tuirsvox rrEntrra, sert.A.
,n 1 5 Volpe/ *III titt told on 'mond MAP of to o
Commesolol ' Siam liooOtt, too Stattinota 'otrooti
*Poor tolttt,toitatitee, toatisnct ,
th mom. butpc•OlLLely - from Filth &toot, ko
pan to 1444 =trout ttoto Azst L . Loor roma
I tothrontig voluobla noakin ,
, castrate. votirth - Nationa l
1 • ;41.• maim 1. •
Mucks Immo. Ooi
go, 0, rripkiAn .4.4 bandy toal & 011.C0.1
COO M.USILLOATWL OU Spdag Pet•COICOta
Mpati?: •
• • , ' • :- troILWAINE,,,Anati.
0 .. rELQUAS ,
Thtol;i2:2it. surAxitiatql.
•
21 sT , X I, EraI7
DiAgis t TO OMER oElli.ol7lTlllo Aft
CiEW IetVEZITLCILIS. •
- BLAB II _ ,
T , A cE,A.Nazu..a.laan
- ._At `T• Eig"ITYSi
No. 79 FOURTH STEM=
`sl .
I/M.14.p REttorin , TO : AO. .r ;
FOUBTR STIttET, i'lliiio*etiliilitilia .
agirtlakii.of Oeiatist'ittlem, 14; nozirm. ,
LlT:i..ataXic!iio..Yr4?7, 7 t!a4t.POP:t r ts; y V. ..
CTY:.Ol:lODS.,fiti. ii 74 .am aow , vv o.,,ria;p 3 .w
,uptatiO ciattomi,itiid : idt otS4ts who pay Is •
cde)ilich mull: .. •,. , . . • •
t tjalattook. 1..,..p.,..-EXLS: It 11. =spar - !.
XEl6^ rp: NZ 1 1 Bk. - F-1
I EN:TENSINS STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!
Merinos,
Wool Delames,
Coburgs,
Shawls.
0 rm per cent
INDER LAST I'M'S PRICES
We Invite affection to our new stock
BATE% 8 113;-1.1,
II sell 21 FIFTH STREET. 1,
SCHOOL BOOKS
A large end complPte somortment of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
OOP' BOOKS,
EMEM2EIRMIIII
suit" Y FWrB ST. bILASUNiti
Tun PIT' EmunGE PAPER: HANU
A I'ACTIVRIPO COMPANY °Set for 'nue
LUDO bills. Crown Wrapping Paper
1,000 DM*. Bedlam
Leo° bdls. !Medical:et
1.000 bdl.. D. C. ond D. D. do.
They hate also on fund are constantly ;coatving
frees that. Mills, MANILLA PAPER - of all
veletas ono W... HAMM SHE PAPER of all
weights sad Masa, PRINTS, DRY and SAM,-
BATED ROOPING, a., Ite.
Allg,.o.tittea sad sizes of PAPER ]IA DE TO
ORDER id th totertett notice, to ■utt ouesottms.
tOOO TONS OF GOOD SUISD BAGEL
JointursE i 67 TIIIRD STUMM%
Iola( PIT PSIIIIRGEL Ps..
Ditt.,tti cc, ra...e.ci..,
lava on nand • Ism Amommat of
MOWING MACHINES.
Straw Cutzers,SeTthes andillay Wit*
Falai:m.lla, P.
do. 28 guici 30 OHIO MEW.
ILL'..£4.4IIENY
4
STESLit BAILEY, STOCK BILOKZEt&
The Banken and broken Bonn haring •dopes'
the following'
RATES OF COMMISSION'
re .111 be cavereed tbarreby from this data :
WOW selling at SI and men, I mare par share.
rba. do. Li IA I par perm
de. do. eel and
Eraop to
ilrbea.l* ip abets.
do. dra. COO sad over. Sei an Wowt.
'Cl=:E=
OUTLET SAW MILL.
AND BARGE YARD.
tralg Street, Menem.
Hsvarra
POLYTILICIIM
FOB SUE OA=
LI ockrorolorge4 by all obo titre cool IL to
to A Ms. 1. Try tt pa doubter*. sad to
totortorel For Ws by druulsta.
jytetryd
~' :M:7.~
DRAUGHTING OFFICE
AND PATENT AGENOY
Nan T. mete BTHEIST,Amst Satpeadoa
P.GENEMIBRE, tavtltEopust.
nagOrme No. to Say ulnas
Itfßi3kCH & BRO.,
1 Engtas Du llama and, Mach Witt,
, ..... ~ . . .
lFractures of Blaseek's PALMIIi 11,41/10E. Vslres.
i cit Maim Eadthei;Eng En v alb'
Wain, ShallUng. Hanlon, 1147 F 104
Diner Minton DI PtlmiliPmFa. InualaalthrPo."
=ring ;•44, Putting Fp MA dingy protapW
• r SilocioaciausaS. !Moit lionrasit,
September 1,1685. 4
'IEEE - MOMENT AND MANAGERS
. or tact comp any tot Owning yi bridge over the
hgescagehela river, oppositePittsburgh, la the
OUST of Siteltherit,• - herre :thie day declared •
dividend of Ave Per WM. 9.1 the capital stock.
latch win be paid, to the atoeishohleta , ee their
ifgal representetictek et the elaeetteg liGuee of N.
goltues and son,, on and after the 11th teat.
•telftt.; • , N. IiULBIES, Treasures'
oOKINO,
PAALOIt LAD
HEATING
4 - . I3CHOON3IAS.SR. •
Pittsburgh White Lead Works.
P 11134 INUITS LEAD.
14.4 E LEAMBSIDEgn u OIL FOB paten.
DO. e 3 'WOOD ' STREET.,
OiL
OIL LEASES
can be bail montavortble terra nletsot
; few or nye erns, on Whitely Creek, Ma the sow.
'MS - w ell , ( A barren* struck teat. mak rby. Mut
:Stendabl 011 Obtatteny_at &Witco
' et. IiALUNT. WUXI= MA U.
1 1[}33 Liilitt.4l4 ld
gETIAG TECA
I gittiN*ArtAiw wrststrEGE na, AN D
MAIM? CITOURWOOMPAICSI.—
be held LATATETTE EdLli, COfief of
adlth add Woad Am% PittOburgb,(entsonoo on
.
mirth great') os, WPINFAUdAr, ttib S uit..dt
stook r. it.
oe2dot ones. E:eiroglstor.tiivitessy.
AIL(/' eglidlitDili..ll. l, . BBOIEVE
r uumavutlyzf3 2 , 11 ART ,
tttlingAlea's and Miss' flarmen4s,
ET ACTUAL DITASUMIE NT whold do well
oaWnl on
• • MAIL ja 4
Bleo TTlit% Clothing • We% Bottum*,
comer 0 el...ned ttlexacted, AllegheilOitgo
t ALL P . • • —New pattermh 40 01-
demi, Fleur le vietesetety .: 4oewlek4o
oho, market spat nearrilth. -
am= Vit3 B. MEMEtirgi BRO
•
gms.:critOWE APPLES{, •
,1041 r# ,111"rnt at. - Anntsitorm i k s.
r set cower DMUS awl -Stris
. s:;.' a "-T: •
ratrion .0 bblii 311r544 SlFOPOlrtitatOrrn ..
I 10 Lt..; ,exrpritycitm •J L
Enceinte and Imelda at &ID IsibittO hreert:
POTTEE..,AMEN EILiEPSeIIIN
BBLS. •01 , 119M10 1
telvolasui tor 411•111 ''
ItattrtrelTrigGt,.-
LME-100 bari-elefreih"+rhitb for
: , a (mamma
.011$ STATE APPI 4 I{4-4•car , lortds
- brim! Liski, Shore Apoles; ktow In store and
or sale by • —/..• U. VOMIT 11110.
DOW opening
ELATES,
DRAPING OARDS,
SOWN P. BUNT
1:E!MI:MI
do Mary
OE=
ST CIVVIOSs
At EMBLEY'S,
Pio. 68 Feetersil street, Allegheny
; R.elexTr.
ocK•UuuU
• - Tit&Dry.
PAPER COLLARS.
AND WITHOUT
(LOTH IL 1.r1.1 - G ,
"SIM.
Tte Cloth Lined I tnil it. C.l'e t• -
Cw. 935 ?metals 11.1 rd Mit +reg.
Flit a. e on , utw Re ...Ai I..ce 1:3 awl
nut*, stsrollnK 1., ton IL/111•• • • 1.01 11 1.1r.i
01 (tr.., 1..4: be. it , e•lit
10 dal•L L • /IntlL Unit noi.li. - ••
1 het one tl.e nrit) ein.lere .h•ati is h
trill.. inler N l eye r •in enun .lie, net
nit
mein., •i• n.i rt. or luotil .5 It the
k ert•l .11 w • siiiice 'or tlw ci yew,.
lin, plant.. iw.d in ii•ei, nir,
Om ',win . I. rl•wriy.
the H. r 0 the dint. the tne Alice at .teen
t 4
.he prop,. The) mt. re. y d, 5...1 d not
t• nr I ion no: ...1 • tiie t' • 015
write at
ono ne tar el Anil iv
!•
nirinwt. ti e LLIILOI.. I u.e. SO. ;114 , au 1 t..e p.•
C , / c. 11.4. X_.l a_a 43 Ci :
trarltn.
Pa: tr. s purchasing Undoes AV 11 . r t see
that shah Colter is stamper' oa red,—
I or - 1.-Jona Mje. 0., t4/th Lined, :rat. P.e ade Mort
of l4r at/filch of 00 not De deceived
hi Its Sexes or rowso trassepre•entarlonS, but see
for loureelf. If the Collar itself is net stamped
ul on 111. inside as Aro a, it V not gesnine.
Ti. 00' mous schsand for tnese goods (largeiti
ceeteilleg that 00) Celia: racial ha. kept them
ite,d ahead prollee'Diai, hut, with • large amount
al bon m•cirtnery, this Co. is now able to fill ad
order, promptic. either le PolladelOhla or an any
o the Aarenere•
/D fie4l , l3on to these best stand red goods, several
lower prad.a 0.1 l,ollans pre constantly In stock,
The Looltwoon Ink Co are the sole I.coDsees
Pop,
tinder Hones asd LOritwoOd's Pat...late /VW on
Conroe ever ismer:4. and try pu.elossing these
(..os perste. as old dttlinulttes and Leman., van inti
are now being r gurotsly entered molest al, Stal
e. lb othes mattes of Paper Collars. which In.
fringe one oe more of 10050 Patents.
Lealers supplied at Philadelph.ta Factory Pelona
by
=ACHIM! & CARLISLE.
190. 19 Valli STREET, Pittsburgh, Ph,
.4atieotl Wholesale Selling Agents.
=M2il;Uil
ECM=
OCTOBER 10th. 1865.
Pursuant to the authority vested hi us br eneen.
I,,rdee. &dented at a [fleeting of the St entholders
et the Bel `Dor t Iron Works Vordnrany, •old on the
twenty. tab d day of Aug. it. ISM, the codereigne
A;eats on behalf of null theeporillon.
Will Sell at Auction.
A' the front dour of tte firma liouaq In the city
of Wheeling, on
Tuesday. the 10th day of o,tober, 1886
commencing tae sale at tea o'clock a m„ c4a ,
alualme Real Estate nod appur eaatm-a to G•
S alb Ward of ealfl city, aoowo as
THE BELMONT. IRON WORKS
And Nail Factory,
Bounded ss folleses, viz West by the Ohio river,
North
.nib by
guest. East by Cal d wellet,
AKA Swab by the property ol hisser. Is
Lamenatif.
*Lao, 7 he Coal Mine to sold Wart, now worked
by sold Corporation. and the Railway coneseting
stud Alms . od the Rolling MILL
•lan, The Reel Lataur and goal Property be
lonting to the said Corporation In and asHo ning
South Wheeling. utpitidg shat riteantly parches.
ad of Dr. J. U. Campbell, and the'olloses in action
connected therewith; and St Vern Lots In Sonia
Wheeling, 'basely envenomed orris. M. C M. Bank
and omen, end Lot No. I In Caliwell's Addition
to the coy of Wneeline, southeast corner of Main
endPivision streets, wet h are Tenement. were
ea. It is supposed that the Coal Property to be
sold with the works 1.1 sunlateot to supply th
Work. tor, thirty years-
The said Real Property to be sold oy the ((Wow
ing tenet. cis : One lecatti crab. and the residue,
arm Internet from the day of salt, In tares equal
lexialesenti, payable in size Mein and eighteen•
0 truths from saki date; the ;mph:Laser et the Real,
'Fatale to take Use stoat on head of materials
trots, calla, tools and chattel property at nia aP
DI g•nartlt to be made by three disinterastenpee
sod. of whom the tmrehater 4 tea:booed ona,tha
emotively:de stooks anther, soli the two so chow
son • third, the deciaion of any two of the three
to be Mooing;
mint
the stack f on taken to he paid
for IS equal instelments etr, ea and eight
menthe, with Inured from , day o f sale. The dee
;erred pep:oasts on both tee Beal Estate and
steak so be secured by pope, estiefsetery to the
undersigned agents, ands lien to be retell:Lett on
tieproperty until payment to OHL The mu ,
ahem, shell have the anion of towiug to hanktas
whole purchase money, or any further porticos
thereof than 50090 stead.
JAMES PAULL,
C. D. HUBBARD,
ORANKSLE.
Hemline, W. Vs., Aug. .018 s& an
• FOR BAL.&
Counteiros , ,
Counters.
We Aare for gate
EIGHT ISECOND-RAND COEFiTEIIS.
They are ea 1100 D AS NEW OrLES, sad will be
1=110322
MACIIMIL GLYDR & CO.
74 OW SO Market otzeot.
8 S. BRY.AIi,
biotic and Beal Battik, Broker,
NO. 57 FOURTH STBIZE
Orders for tha purchase sad sale of GOLD, sad
GOVERNMENT. RAILROAD sad PETBOLE
CSI
srperis, Pr0a4419 ecadutad, by tsl•Erapb.
la New Sark or - Phrtadelybia. al lbw" BE:MILLE
OPIIBIISSIONS as erdabtlabsd by itas Board tif,
graters to Ms respective dctra: wag
ST. F LAIR
IOVILDIING LOTS
•
That desirable Los of Ground on the West Ede
of St. DUD etrosk on the sonar of Duquesne
Wen, about fifty few front, hl one hundred and
tenant deep.
70? terms tad partizilart apply to
S. B. BRUN, Broker,
an2P Ift FOURTH ST., tittallto't thttlitar
• . -
i VETROMA. --- BIAOHLNE WO RIO.—
A. !B: H LEOKTOthaturgatiter 01 WI Ma.
bratao Paten) liaproted J . 3 - i. ,4 II :.,
•
OIL WELI,I.TOOLS.
t3eNBont SUST, AND - WiLLESSO MISS.
LECINS,_ and all - SUTURES USED IN 52N5.
IWO Ofir AND Sala' WELLS, Vas 12 and U
sEO-SIBEET, oa Um tropic route of the Sister
;
treztal Sailwal- ,P. Oodstdasse, lips
ntmi
p
sr attention is Wilted' to tdi lite Ise.
pivots:rents in Jars-and Joints, al , toads or the
purest Mika and Ism dinar shots hammered co
itoods for them. All parts Warranted and Mull
to standard Urea i the pine arido ets eck of any on,
• ain endue soy other of , kW tonnufacture novii4
the know numb& Steam Events aid Macchia
Woris numbs to order. Wo Lesko tits Publio to 014
ono niamine, and Judge for lomnseives t end I st
challenge equality andrap and mo sse s
tkrir; Eend for Card Clundan illitamitas
- - -
UIPEOLVITION.—TIae arm of PHIL.
Lips +karst mu climbed on the tet day
at Anal/sok and the interest al William Phillips,
is tna odd arm. and efresta, has been THIS
DAY pusehased by Yob= Bat; who has rimmed
ise obligations of the Late gna t and is alone Am
iga -rival to receipt for moseys due the same.
WM. PHILLIPS,
JOHN BEST. ,.
Angina U.
HAVING PIIROHLEIED THEINTER
MST of my farmer revue!. Da the MANU
FACTURING OF GLASS,' I otter to the trade;
sad the friends of the let* hem, anartlale of
Gransthir Intrif 0ki14%
Snowier to anytldoxprodneed to saaritet, except
Irma L ad, for whicO - a PATENT, DATED JAN-.
DART le, WIS, was grant/deo ore tor theptortio
cloth of lame. - ' -
, MI orders mated will he proreptly_attertiet tq
cafeltilly puked, and forwarded with eLa little den
lay es t essiote,, 30 , 1121 ROT..
t ; arro4 leis • ny strut, Pittstoresti, Pa:
fIOAL I).LFO'I'.—FOR , WASS. OF.itit
YEARS, the Square on Trystree_Orcan. Third -
to north - striate, needing be= to Hifi streets.te
Jr. Lease. UAW the _Dili SEPTERBEit, ttro,,
pceelswill be receired far teraWg the &Novo prop:
(sty, ettuated , ort the eltentwintille,ReLload, - .low
reedy (pest, enters elettalotaMitt tomato to son,
ternee% ell the /I slimed! mitring .the City; olot.
Ibe era tAroveldentriepot iettoteity,fotltie mile'
Of Dail Sealed' proposals lot ill, sbyrw
ty, directed to true le:0M .ttdr
mon ?rent 'Meeting - • "
laa:ol.t, „ Try Etteo,lllttpurgh.)
,LIT.—PIFtST - .2L0012 AND CBI,.
gF STIPSE 2 sO feet square, ort corner of.
fleet' atto_.ly stte&i. , It required, on MP.
horse seer u - be Oadicrt Ilierileg Insthinel I rw
llg6Voi-Decy.Torninc or Ant purpose, ?roe 0 AT-
Postielli or this ot , tiro io 'drool:said Store.
latiodre co the.preratets.
anted! SOHN. BEST
BMAPAZWIA, (BLOOD DIIBB.)
+
H. A. moat ramarkabiaattlolaand'positiVa Imre
fbrE.I72.9IOLA '
.132LEUMairr . ini..rmulAy
A> D7+ ye s ig Maar PLOW - 1411-4. Rad al
meant .
AS a TontarlizariassiAs arlipparterd. id
`anion L and whalti ~ ~ronlals the Irtrenp la
and it WWI but' Illai TR VIM th e
. _ _ ,
, For We by
' • , i ...I 1511101 1 JOYISEITON. Dingus ,
eatnasass.4 2 44snd;roust4suses ,
.._,--------..-------
10ORBT KBI-VBB; :- -0 80188088,
A-- ' • luato ',- , , '-`"? ", P* • 1;,;!,-;
1 .. , • . KNIVES..AND MSS , kW - -
• - -• • —•-hr Cit
Of esuy dewrousn,
WHOLEBAIX AND IMAM, st
,-J; LAI;Eta
Videtlawt Tar man's.
101 atarkustteit; near P ins
NEW GROPERY-luOutdersipekbas
, ENTIRELY NEW STOCK_ ,
Irente•and.WELlO BELEOTEDIGEOEFEMIES:
gutt
tneir VEIN- STOBE., In seios.to,outertar ,
tten Would WI attention Weber Men 01
trotsre lOnA r tfifitillllD CEDMIL WARE.
.
h-23 tree* titter Lssiettr rarnerbeti...
nn coons
AT EATON'S,
17 Fl F STREET.
y.,1 Stead of Est°, 1114,112
Among the Stock now is to be. ound,
Frei:lda Emhrol.ler
•
alre e.tlefs.
I . l snt.lStrehle4.i%
Water roll 5e . .% of
*iiei
TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS.
Scatlet sad Vr!art Rlt , bone.
flew Style Bonnet Ribbons,
Fancy Feek Ribbon,
Trimming Rthbon of ail Stites,
Minna's Furnishing ,Iteptrtrront,
•
rnderatarts, Drawers. Hose of Cott?a
AndJena°. 2feet.tlee, 13:3 amps.
,itaadLluen end htu tin Shia&
Fvfntalmf to Fa reed In a well regnll4l trim
:Ling ewe rill be found on hand, an at:lsir pri
ces. Give us a, csalL
F a'. EATON,
sell NO. rant STREEr
TO THE TRADE.
, 13C=r PCOI:TD27:I4I
BLUE'- Mr_rltEL,
STOCKING YARN.
Full aserartrneraP of:ifts
• - ,
ORIGINAL
BOSTON BASHMEBB ffABIL
City and Country Deslop sup-
plied in quantityr'.l;
At Lowest Cash Itates..
lOACRIUYI & Cilt6t4LE,
HO. 19 FIFTH. STREET.
.IY.O IA
& OVID& HAVE DMIT
TCOUAS PARTNERS.
Frank Tan Gaiter and Ca*Hagan,
The partnered', to data train Aurnst tat, and the
end the business iO be conducted under the name ,
and state et
Blacrumi Glyde Coe
AT WH.OLES-A4E.
-F;
65,000 Enameled Paper {Alm;
25,000 Common do.
2,000 pounds Wool KniltinCifarn;
2,000 dozen Wool and .flier'l . l to Hose;
SOO doz. Underskirts and (framers;
75 cartons Bead Gimps;',! :
500 dozen Lace Yells;
500 doz. Ladies' Linen [Aids.,
And a very heary.stook 61,c,
Fancy; Goode, Notio4i. &a.,
eT EASTERN rattirj.s
N EW GOODS
FOR XTILYI
Jeas. Eitorine Mao..
have AA *pima • cum gal al gawk* EMIL
Goods far .act present eeuoa, toileiliattbiMila;. .
ltaatte4ttas.
tgartla Dress sal Sigma Trlaistlotts,sewspas;
Smell Batons. asselttyls; (twat* snaAnnsast , ,
Satin 141411 00lii111, sacs IlisuilrizikteSt
navnitun m . Lim Frecnlt.4mbP 3 SUrla -
Nests; HOOD Mann B4azalt,S lol . l l,
stocautist gfinvonL see sunk anniOn and. Usl. ,
afts 4 tritatuLriary CloVol4.Paragaf. I .
441 Basques,
t4liPutSviss azte Itiatrxtior: ;
FINE -PAN-,-
ta Pesti, lvorg. Smile, E.
si Booms r*Evtaxas.
JOEL 1101311114 GO.
it sni Dltatrer eraser
JUST B.ItFaVED,
Ancl For Sale Clieipi at
•
w. w.'IIOOBBE4LIOB,
8 / 4 . ElLl irk GS '
WIIN S 4And 01310=4 •
HAMBURG FLOUNWRGA,
LACES, HOSIERY, HOOkSHERTS, As.
MORRISON'S STAB SHIRTS=A haAA,
awl olden taken Lama
81 BkitHß:Sts:o7=2V
RB.NRY G. sets, - . 'i. I
, .
Merchant Tatior
3
....
& -
ATIETI,WEIST MAME or rya etkosuutris.
iirroorii.i'/it 1
~.. , .
Takes great plessurein wan tootagi I to Idtttitraer..,,,
our customer* and the moll; gettmal. .I_l' Mat Mg ' -
pureteses anitaitsuntrlor eke reautoiSEA-:' , .
SON an am a haalaaStal amp:war
selected from the au clot* nOtinse. Vs ,
• Easters eitize Onlrstints a *Wag good, lonia
retErbeeeeriannendat. eititbd agora.. I; serdetverei. , ''
• brume th ermewest and ratalAsprgored lastaltatio -,1
, *angle! ! tbs antra stooknetag noilargettranuat
and setal. Mir. Eger Ilas lotion o'siOntemeli i f ipt.p . t, ~,
to . tv .klytr,,pedub:.- ..- „..__, - .-
i EiurEllF.ng -BLADE. , COLOotiot , iltAttaisyH
' AND DOE SEINDins , losuel,; - totipsmed fett.ta
i i
. liatlnaktl t rine,oeis tiquiiO4*
1:1011 , Kyle Tai entire snits : , ..44. -..,..,_,,,
A great earteti .ot Elrill 0 IMERESI,toe,:.
ants and Vesta, for Myrning sa ' Evening row : ma ,
.-.—
iI.IMRAT ' ' " I -:: : ,:.. ..- L . 4 ! '' ' '
aLita - lij; -' ,
: Tg. EragrallAlti Prooltoste'ElQ
J. U. LI D.X. Ewald= hoolawastrm • -:, ,vj
I Um Owllll ll 7 Owns loi WI lialpliii toroth:l3ol6i
0 olill=n l n , liata and nwitt2EltliheiLlo•SPO
'on art Rua Os teiblttarg , * VIIIIIITT is r _ojA..i
hod lying Win= Merry Ruh (71111h011t: ',
Teliziwatilti:louss - twto iitroArhato tosilefdr
!Main=Partigs,. Moon. whoa will .14 tlantl?
of sone of Ur otit/W.orad`tiolt noilsfil I
, Thar cam mot. whl tottehisodaig him ihillol66
...Jo. XI I* two- 4: es .by tont,wl the:7
son asamiiked oll•prod
. 7., • 0n Oil arm* •••••
and Chewy Mgr, awl WWI jaws). OW eth
Illeihr into
• "Bloutialan.7W ~, 2 3,, . 1., a bactil lail
tikiV.. . xigeti W c a Zsit a ltA ll itiriin . iii of 1444 ~
61 tho roowitnach Mas
SEVENMPVEIVENTIYAR iniMire
laitis of th•tiohatt ttigetherAtati an tagnistz
non now= the twopelly_ inn htganailltnit ir:',.l
. pukgcophiy_thabajohtilhellat, Oltlhodk :7st:
,•r . • •,, VIVA!' oh., Lithildt - eat - 4t ~,,
Lcalltil '
FANCY-VBACKERB: -- - usx - reeepied $
;: MO ittpolforSafoll alitltAtui also; agottiO
Thaw- int Was*. Ctackorta For islo InlVorA
Ihrtoll of gitt34ls 4a liti t illre v tiftiti . ke!
W ' , ;7.1 ,
dierr: ',.• t '-':' itiiiir law atiagtepew,...,
RUNTIO WINDOW:B 2.8. -Anol,t,
1 migi ll° ' f " ilk 107 .l. 7 ti r i
r I I T% if& . '