ESTABLISHED IN 1756
Vat Vitiaurgh eantle.
CITY NOTICES.
Frencp Merlpos,
:From the lerge New York auctions, a: leia thou
she proxot Eautcria who:eta:4 Prides, 011 the COI ,
ner of Fourth andllarktt. atteate.
o.l3rsuOu Loves & Mtn.
. cObnigs,
GLeiper than they' can be tittnehmed In the E tut
M wholesale, on the north-not Fontes of Routh
and blarket street. 0 - -
Flannels ,and.
Cheaper than the chiaptvt, on the nortbeatt cor
air of Fottrth and Market ►trees:
O. Itivitni Lova & Eno._
Houze and Lot ot-:.kuetlon
Eagt "ben), on Wedusidar tfterneen, Oot.
i - V.th, at . 3 p. m. , otiaiepeeinflea . IbostileiOu' e tp - ru
tot d
T. A. Mcalla r
adi Arresfblmier. -
kieiteMeni
Inning the rldtilllaX.PSem .
dAtflttiTo soft
popular Rat, Ong and.Ladica Fur Rodge, of Wm.
gleudng, No. In Manhunt, 'Wheitt...the hugest
atoftpent of all Vitt ter/Wet of 6 AZ4 fog nad
Lidlea ;and Pantriutts, Gtati fine: telt Mats,
Out. fine ailtk klid Minsk:tete tiita; °elite far catr•lc
00111111 gad gloves, can be tiotatht at Mai - print Mitt
at, any other 71unselit the silt. This Rotten hai
calwayg nolatoine.l
an eaten nit , reputation hit
the excelleaue of in; goofs as well ea for the ex
tremely-tow pdcee at which they have been gold.
Pall 'and Winter Goods:
ti ta with great plerumre we call the atteattbn of
I .,;..ndere to the eloper!) stock of and Winter
ooaxeat t e q e !YPPY 20, JO% WRAitigeicliiiit
Tailor; 74,` 139 rftle.a4kit6-4.
-141§
stock embraces some of the 'rarest and moat beau.
!Gni Cloths,Cassimeres, Ovorcoatlng f and Veatun
everbrcught to the create= market. Gis anon
onelft of Furnishing Goods, co mprisin "tarts,
Drawers, Coll s, 'Neck•tla, Ram!herald(
eannot be surpassed east or west. A large stock
of readp•made Putts, Coats, Vests and Overcoats
will also be found at his establishment. Person
In want of anYthi.ngLn the eiothing line "hand not
tall to give AO, wafer a
Thomas W. Parry S Co
Practical State Rooter, and DeAIM to American
eSteite, of carious colors. Office at Alexander
lkukhLin , ., near the Watcr Works. I itubursh,
Residence. No. - IS Pike street. Orders
f.promptly attended to. All work warranted irate!
.proof. Repairing dons tit the ahortest notice. Ito
!Aim for MO. PrOcided the coo , 1* not
ratified ..it IS la ont on.
Carpenter Jobbing Sltop.
Sarin' 'retarned after an absence of three years
a the army; These re-opened mynhop for all sorts
.etlebblnclathyLwersentex Ilea, at the old stead.
- Siren Alley, between Smttlitleld street and Cherry
- Alley. Orders solicited end Promptly ettendedto.
4 . WILLIII.7I )1 • Q ULM.
Into her Mighty Trumpet
Fence has breathes new word, Gozodont, and she
dirdagh the Civilized world.
Ulm the Greek fer teeth preserver, but to plain
English Fragrant Socodent, Is the coat effective
,vlentlf. Joe that chembitry has ever yet extracted
from the Orlentarvedetablekingdom.
Fifteen Years Ago
TiOstettet's Stomata Bitters was struggling into
notke *yang Atte Prejudices which every thing
new, bowery ,ekeellent, !I doomed to enccrariter
r:Tddly it stdi'delit'the head or all the tonic and
alteratirdWagefiporis to existence. Its oelebri
iy einakbi.kka7 imitations but no rivals.
Physicians pronounce it the only safe attmulsot
that has ever bd InVicitteß rite the iisachank
lag. IA the Ito'sPitai Irbil' and Navy, the
surgeons and it the very bog tonic for convales
cents, and report it as invaluable for sustaining
thiietgor pipecips on the march, SS a remedy for
scurvy and aliscerbuiiciatrectlons, and as the only
amide for sea sickness. California and Alinin
g. have emphatically iridoismi it as the
Atedicuie par =idler:4'4 and In Spanish America
and all the &ropiest cflaiiites, it is eonsiderel the
only reliable antunna to epideniin fevers.
. -
. There 11 roli mystery about tae causer of its gno
mes. It LeAlmi may stomachic and alterative la
which are ecciblzied the grand rev: daises of • mild,
..pure, and rusviiiageil vegetable rtircalact, with
• the finest pled:lona! Wain. anti-Moos, anti-tsar
'butte, aperient, • avd 4epurattve herbs, plants,
-roots and Wail:tilt Metre eve:been Intaiimbied la
t a straurda pztion-,
The Hitters have:fhla distfnettve.gnallty, which
to not chord, It Is behaved, by any Londe, tincture
or extract in the world; they do not eutte the
ruleet thoL.TEPL PeT Want * we*Utenta degree of
vigor, Into the nervous system and strengthen and
suataia Lliteuhel*-Phlllcal organization.
It !axle° proper to .Late that the Bitters are
sold excludes', in glen, and corer under any cir.
cusettesece• by-the tenon of the barrel: Imp°s•
term and 11:12441011 are abroad, And the only WO.
gaud the pnblicjhais agabtit them li to ieni.hit
the [litters they buy bear the ..graved label and
note of hard of Idesare Hoetetter S Health, ued
the government stamp over the cork of the bottle
Just Opened.
Slur new clothing Howe, at 63 Fifth street, where
we offer $20,00 worth of clothing regardless of
ogi, es Oak 8..' oct.6-tL
C• silt, Dentist. 246 Penn street,
Attends prom** 10 W Dudneta is proles.
ulom
CODVCIttIOII of United State' Assesson
Amara. Oct, 94.—The Convention of United
States Assensonsmet the lUSsamblY Chamber
this eveldnit,llt 'Senn o'clock. About sixty
assessors are'lzratiendatice .Dom the States of
New. York, Missattozsetts,—New HamPtlbirs,
Rhode Island, Corinft treed, Pettusilvapla; and
Ohio, sod additional. delegates 'will arrive to
morrow morning. Charles [ Hudson, of Massa
chusetts, was chosen president, General HalsoY :
of New Jersey, vice-prealdent, and Henry W.
Eastman, of New York, secretary. Theft:Row
leg renointiOn was adopted immediately after
organization : , - , -
Resrivcd, Yfiai:thd Proceedings and delibeta-
Lions of thji conyentton be eontined to gees
-mon, of prailice. =der the existing laws of the
- United &ids, - *EA' itch suggestions as may bb
deemed tape:lllmi Tot' t&c prattical working of
the law.
Invitations were -extended to collectors and
deputy collectors and also assistant assessors in
attendance to scat In the Convention. In vita.
t ions vreri..4lStictiended bt) JAB. G. Brodics, Jas.
A.Brigzs, D. C.:Whitman, Chief Clerk of the
Revenue, and Messrs. David A. Wells, Stephen
Coleman and S. 0.. Hays, members of the
'United States Christian Commission, and
Fenton and Senator Harris, to take seats its the
dt'onvention.
The following commildtees were appointed t o
repo[! Wednesday moraine: —On manufacture;,
on ilecilses and on incomes and eunnicral,l ar
ticles, on the general provisions of the law, ono
(rends and the best manner ot determining them,
on legacies and succession, on stamps awl stamp
dutlea, on, records and earnings, on ‘distilied
sphits and fermented liquors.
the object and manner of conducting the pro
ceedings of this Convention elicited quite a full
and - free dircnedion. Letters were real from
Ccmtrissioner Orton and Deputy CC/n=ls4lo2er
Rollins approving the object of the Convention.
Mr. Davis, of Massachusetts, read a circular pro
posed to be issued to manufacturers, embodying
Inatructions its to the Manner of preparing -their
monthly statemettuf prodaction I and sale 8, and
ratting forth In detail the deductions allowed by
law. • Referred to the Committee on Mannfac
rt S.
The Col:ism:o7p area adjourned until Friday
=ming.
— Finance and Trade In Mew York.
NEW Yong, Oct. U.—Railway speculation
- was Very animated thle morning, and there was
. a furtheritse of lga per cent. on leading aluiror
with a large bullpens In NOW York Central,
Erie, Michigan Southern and Pittsburgh. There
was conaLlefeble ascltemetit throughontcall and
• the demand. fovid very 'active.
A Verna was current that Mr. Cornelius Van
derbilt had been Gum:, out of bid wagon and
was In a dying aide. This weir the signal for a
raid en Erie -Hodson and Mow Yoik Central.
The lhecrfbeing that if the Commodore should
die, Maier& blockant these shares would o Oth9
• on the market fault. %Vanderbilt's intuits
prove.to be slight. .
The raliket. was "'resettled 'at_ the eancaud,
, Isoartl. Pricvsefeir .idri@w per cent: On ti4O
'mutt that a 'steamer Wes In,.wlth thennotation
• 56 for Eric, and in advance' In the rate of intcr
,,; • . -"est to 8 per cent. At the last board the market
was heavy sad Lower. with morepresume to soil.
•1 , 4 Fhe closingirieesi asnr Nei' York Central,
Aged; Erie, 1 0,1@85fivlindson River, 10%0
aas 1651Mending,11.4 3 / 4 1011%; Michigan Sou th e rn ,
75% %; E/CtelAnd
' Rock land, 1063;(4167; North Wes(4 tern, 30@
1 - ;I' WY. North-Western ' , referred, 63%04; Fort
f
. 1t - 4' Warm, 97 ,W,@36firtdrie 'Mu Chien, 593‘®60.
Gold closed at 1463%.
F'actor'y 'lliaitrOl ea-Coy. Morton
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46&1e0 s4.—A - flre at Havana%
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~r 0 7 or ,_. work s , o ..w rar ens% And
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" ' way 111 with rheumatism ." la
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VERY L 3 NEWS
THE li[RilEit WASIII.\IITON CITY,
MlSca sot -Dick lb c=. li c zal Sot
DRAM OF GRANT AND NECRETAIII &TINTO.
The - Election in Florida
C ax Lora tr. B O.
EFPGRTS.TO HAVE ITLEEILELLUED
Freedmen Franied in Florida.
awe FERGIIBOISI A D man
The Veteran Reserv6 Corps
DEATHS SENTENCES OF INDIAN CHIEFS SUS4NDED
'ETY Ton; Oct. 24.—The Time' Washing
ton ripid..l eayii The murder ofilarriet Welles
by hit paramonr,-Levt L Fanvell,oirtdchticcms•
red yeiterday m61'41:114 on 13g. tenet PrOva to
have been entere diabolical deed. than was et
first supposed. The evidence before the Coro
ner's jury to-day shows 'that the murderer de.
liberatelY administered chlor-`
to his victim
while she was kii eor ,_ K„„
died. ,4 4 itr--,ho;%=?" !creamedher to
Into LI sloset, robbed
her of her watch and Jeweler and the tied. lie
has not yet been arrested. The animation pur
pose of the murderer Is said to Aare beau the
refusal of the woman to marry hlm, he having
sworn that if he did not marry her no one else
therad.
Altraitigh I.eopiw a hone of priistitmion here
the deeeaael 19 said to hare boon reimictahly
connected, and has a son at 6chool at Nor
Brunswick, N. J,. for which place she Intended
to start this ermine. :MD: was thirty-a, ye,.
of age, and came to this city with Farwr.l fro,
Alhany, F. V. Faec U e,nt:origin flout
Mns,achmetts.
Genera: Grant has ordered t last the °mania,
lion and armament or mutioted batteries Will la
future marmot of seventy-four privates, seemly
three rfficors, fifty-slz sabres, the drivers not
being armed, and eight revolvers for ehleDi of
Mecca and cals.:as. One of the two author
ized mounted batteries of each regular artillery
regiment Will have four Naroleon guns, and the
Other four three-inch ridol Rodman guns. The
regimental commander will dessignate to which
battery each armament shall be assigned.
The following orders have meet Dien issued by
the Secretary of War:
Win Dar/ante—Tr.
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S Orr.CS.
October 17, 1885.
General Orders .:Yo. 10'L.—Hereafter no person
shall bt arrested as a deserter for having railed
to report uader any draft, or for act otter not,
comp:tine° with the enrollment act or the
amendments thereto. env and all parsons of
thin class now held wifl be immediately dls
chervil.
By order of the Secretary of War.
(Signed,) E. D. Ton')leariD, A. A. 0,
Brevet lislot General Lorenzo Thomas. Adju
tant General of the United States array, will
shortly ink to be placed upon the mtired
and all take up his residence in Izmiziana., on
a cotton estate which he has pared:lased there.
Advice have been received here from the
election in Florida, which took plate on the 10th
lust. A very light vote was pullet; it did not
exceed 8,000 in the entire State. Toe dekbirates
axial Lathe State Convention are mostly of a
strong Union character and stronglyendorse the
policy indicated by One. /1.11.17 in. Judge Bar
rett was elected delegate from the Jacksonville
district.
Strong efforts are being made to 'induce the
President to release ex-Senator David L. Ynlee,
of Florida, from Fort Puiasl,l, where he is now
confined. Ynlee Is President of the Jack
sonville and Tallahassee railroad, a man•of wide
influence on the political and national interost‘
of the Stat,-, and his ruk.se Li greatly desir,l
by the people .r nuritki in order that he may
exert himself for the restoration of the business
prosperity of the State.
delegatiotP from Florida is here unglue the
szuspenalon of the order of Gen. !toward as to
the occupation of the Sea Islands. They watt
the freedmen kept there temporarily till all ar
rangements can be made for their transmission
to the State of Florida, where their labor is
much needed by theydaatera.
The Ifereqrs Ws/hp:aan special says: C
John W. Fairfield, of Lnadou county, ex-chief
of the rebel General Longstrmt's stall, and woo
received a special pardon from the President n
short time since. has forwarded the lICCESSIIfy
documents to secure the restoration of his prop
erty In the above county, now held by the
Freedmen's Buenos, and which is knowa as the
Montle° estates.
Since the execution of Champ Ferguson,, at
Nashville, certain parties here who aro familar
with Col. Mosby's war history, are Interceding
themselves with a view to bringing the latter to
Justice. They allege that Mosby, although a
rose colored, gentlemanly sort of a rtiliaa , was
guilty of guerrilla atrocities which wonld have
wide Champ Ferguson guilty. They claim to
bare the names of ex rebel officers among the
list of witnesses, wherewith to prove the inhu
man crimes upon the Virginia pertiz sus.
In conscquenee perhaps of the raising of
money and other organized eff..irts to prevent
the mustering opt 6f the veteran reserve corps
by the next Congress, it is said the authorities
have fully decided to dispose of the corps before
that body meets. Gene-al Fry, and other frf ands
of the corps, seem to have overreached them
selves, and to have precipitated by their OWli
conduct the very action they desired to prevent.
Mr. 8 anion's answer to a recent apelicetion for
a commission In that corps war, that before the
commission could be made out and forwarded
to the applicant the corps wordd craze to exist.
Gen. Great is also understood to favor the
muster out of all troops, excepting the regular
army. If this should prove unequal to the ex •
!genera of the future, Congress can increase it
from time to time. A controlling reason of the
Secretary of Rar aria Gen. Grant Is probably
that the prireeee of the Veteran Reserve Corps
TlLiceriLally desire to lee mnstered out, and the
edifiers so unanimously opiteese It. As the fat
ted' disititereardnese Is not above suspicion,
their recommendations have less weight.
The dash can ton C.. ”I" the Meil
i 'ler and Lath' Six, in:ll.:ti sled in the Minn
,sot rna,aa,•re thre,e ar, ago, 1,14 o:n.ne
prnJcd
by the Prt,i-1..n:, io 41 , ferenee u, the
rr.rn• faln,• of Blida* Grace, of Minnesota. L.
the c retin of the -,eut,nc.... Th.. original
record,: and testimony Laken in the preni . on,
ihapfor, refelTnti to the ConlEndeinlile, of
Indian Iftnes for further I...abstantlality of the
•.:11,11 ~ f IL. rhit-fo.
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Edward B. Ketchum. the Forger—Trial
0: the !..teamera Algonquin and VI i
nc.:mil.
New Yonn, October 24. Edward 13. Ketch
um, formerly of the firm of Kes. ham, Sou ,qc
and now confined in the tombs under in
dictments for the heavy Wall street forgeries,
yesterday enjoyed a temporary ^t: fro m im
prutonmen:, hr being by V ifl.llo of a writ of ha.
bps corpus taken from his ccU and conveyed to
the chambers of the Supreme Court, where he
was ki,pt under guard. while on argument Iran
being heard on a motion that he be allowed to tes
tify in a certain case growing out of his trans
actions. The suit was one brought by Mr. Wm.
H. MeVlckar, who claims a fund of seventy
thousand dollars, held by Greenleaf, Norris st;
Co., under an account which they opened with
voting Ketchum in name, as alleged, of Mr.
On the conclusion of the argument the dodge
took the paper', reserving hie decleton in regard
to allowing Ketchum to appear as a witness,
and the latter was returned to the tombs.
A renewal of the dock trial of the steamers
Algotgnin and Winoeardet vas commeneol yes
terday at the foot of Delaney street. It is for
the same objects and Ls to be conducted in the
came manner, and to continue for the same
length of time, as agreed upon for the former
trial, which was not eoppleted. The engines of
both Tench' are to be run for ninety-six consec-
With...kW&
Domani! for Fenian Bonds.
New Yonz, October 24.—The Herald'. Phila.
delphia special says: There Is much rivalry as
to the possession of the bons of tho Irish Re
public, and an extravagant premium is uttered
Tor them. Shady, it Is sald,proposext to give
the hundred dollars rota one hundred dollar
bond of the &Open/Ler. There are live denoms
Watkins, and are ofanperlor mamisving. The com
pany decm their • execution a triumph- in art.
An accessible and eointuodlons building is to be
obtained o'New Turk for the 'frith OoyMinen
tal purposes. . The:general directors and officers
of the American movement will occupy It. All
have mode up their minds that American Fe-
Menhir' will move on now on a larger and more
telling Seale.
eWdamer Circisalat Astiare.
Aar.ries,. Oct. 24.—The passer...pre by the
steamer Circular!, -"usher° at Cape Preston
Wilt arrive hereto-morn:At.
Accident, to C'oneellue Natnierbllt, Esq.
• Cornelius Vanderbilt. Esq.. was throw; from
Isle horse tett seriously Injure, this 'Dior:gag.
EPISCCPAI, OENIRAL CtiNVLIVIIOri.
Another New Canon Proposed
THE fONTENTION ANOTRNED fINE DIE
Pmu
PCLeil Oct. 9.4 —The General Coo
ten Urn of the Episcopal (hutch ruitammeled
to-day. The Committee on Canoes reported
that it was not expedient to change the title of
of the General Convention to the Great Na
tional Synod. The committee was then tha
chargod from the further conatderation of the
subject.
The Committee on the Proch3eini sYsteal,Pro
pored by the committees of New Torh and
Penney!Tanis, and by certain members of this
Row, reported as follows :
The committee is not prepared to recommend
the adoption of any titles by the Bishops, or the
conferring upon them any new power affecting
the purity of the Episcopate as It now exists,
and submit the following proposed canon: "It
is berelry declared to be lawful for the dioceses
now existing or hereafter to exist within the
limits of any State or commonwealth, to estab
lish for themselves a lederata convention or
conceit, representing such dioceses which may
deliberate and decide upon the common interest
of the church within that State, and exercise any
defecated powers not inconsistent with the con
stantion of lists Church."
A message was readied from the House rs•
Inahom, announciso
evening Session
vl3 said tnmt t hl, sod eating that they
would meet with the members of the lower
House for the el.ing proceedings of tho con
vection.
A Commit:, o of conrerrnve was annsiate.l
upon the standard prayer book, to sit dorinz re-
A message was rec,i red from r`!." holm of
EtiiMT+ ccnceirring in the amendment lha
constitution of the General Theological Semina
ry. Both .honaminuet this evening, and after a
abort !Let aloe, held a Joint acasion, closing with
religions services.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
Prior to the -djonrnment of the Convention
Hon. Nit.. Ruggles offered a resolution, which
waa adopted. declaring that in clew of the In
creased cost of living, the salaries of clergy
men ought to be Increased by at least one till(
the *mount formerly pall in coin.
.1:11111SEs tfIOIT .JEFF TRIU.
Admission of Southern I outrressmAn
ELECTIONS IN SOUTHERN STATEI3,
NEW Y112:4, t':tob•• 24.—The P. ,, t . r sores
says. General Dick Taylor,Jel, Days,' brother
in-law, has 'vainly endeavored to ascertain from
the President whether Danis Is to be tried soon.
An Impression preform, however, that the trial
will take place at no ell/11 day.
A special to the New York Me tram 'Nosh
lekton, of ll:tahartfith says- Mr. llTherson,
Clerk of the itemse of Itenresentativen, says lid
will not pat on the list of members the names
of any parsons claiming to be elected from a
State that has bean la rebellion. To do so, ha
says, would be deciding' the most important
questions before Congress, and to let in Ssuth•
ed CI memte•rs at the onset to vote rpm the sub.
Int of their own recognition, world end the coo-
Ls:messy to their favor at once.
Tne Bire...l't Washington apti.-ial says many
look upon toe issue of gold certiti sates by the -
Treasury department as a scheme to pay the in
terest on the 5-20 s and di of 1851 In paper. The
gold cheeksi niy een.iiestee to be ey,
changed for go r for dollar, and are in
tended to ieliere-importers and others who hare .
been required to handle hundreds of pounds et
cool mcnittly, from a great portion of the risk
and trouble. The larger d :nominations o f notes
will be main payable :o :be order of the gold
depository and will be exquisitely engraved af
ter some of.Darlinos designs, thin defying alike
the counterfeiter Lod the thief.
.A Wrohirtioon fpecial to (no 1111:41e.:phta
Ledger s , ys. Dl.patehes from Charleston re
port of Om for G or, rnor. >I rit
the rlrvgat... t F: •rida
don, are :rt a Yr. , .nuilar 1J th.,,c eh P 4 n to
Anssirutipri and Sorb l .krol‘na of ret,! t•_,
del:mi.., Ca
Advirer. from Alabama , crrtnltt'.y :a fa , ,
Governor r Arsolle for Gar UntlLYI State,. S
ator.
FROM THE CITY OF MEXICO,
Continued Defeats of the Liberals
Neer Yurm, Jet. 24,—Tba Trte ;sae ,
from the C.ty of Mexico oo the 10th says The
strograld between the Repn'tb• and the F.•nplre
Is fast draw log to a dose. The most nouteonts
patties of guerrillas bard been reached and
routed.
Pmiqueire, in Sailor, with three thorn sad mcm,
has been driven out by Me natives„ and by a
Mexican general, Without even the Interference
of the Frrz ch forties. The news represents him
as having left the 9t ate and sraglii for shatter
in Al
Negras., with his pretended army or
men, closely pursued by Genet/A J . :kindest, has
lett the State of Chihuahua. has disbanded hts
troops Lad destroyed lila artillery acid ammool
than. He ti said to be now at El Peso whit Jos
ses. Thls defeat and withdrawal mikes the
State of Chihuahua See from Rio Florida op to
bacons.
General rigneria, whn, aceordiag to the last
news, had coots's: of over one huad•ed mites of
country in the State of Osisca, had been de
feated by Cantata Arsenio, with the assistance
of the poenlatton of the mptiataine. who had
armed theinseives with stonb, A:, to this affair
the Juarez leader lost nesriy a third of Mo band,
composed of three hundred men. and all his
arms and ammunition.
;hr ,face ••f Queretaro, I , Frago : •.,
and Marty..., ha,. alAo • • I•• •Ic. I ••••I are in
lb:, NI rear. the Sceretary of the !att., haahrg .
beamlt h a z to t , ;
Syudir, of :ha tounidipallly of Ilalietm, n 11l
xret Intel!itcener with the 01••rrillaz, in
air r-a
••ne• which he has tsw:n mr..at.'ll It hat
iha• le am •le•reseied that Martinez rna—'ived Lu
ad , I. 1111111i1.10,0 fool me•ney, from the eny of
M.‘a ••, ii. whir !levee 'dare th•• gt,rrillns h
lla /1 , 'a ill2llN/a.aelVCla, they Lase 'N,Pti 111 a l a wear .
b ttc :4. ••r las the inteV•itatn- It:
• , •rni•nleiy routed.
FROU LOLISIANA AID TEC
Steamboat and Cotton Burned.
COV. DAIMON'S PARDON ENDOBSDIONTS
om.e.. vs. l)m. 2'6.—The Evening Bar
end Coyier, from New York, time arrived.
The staambmt Mojmstic, from Bhrteveport,
with MI hundred arid dfty bales of cotter'. NU
Lamed ymterday at 'Polo , Coupe°. Tho are
emmtotmeed io the hold. Nattang Ras sated.
No Owl, lost.
Gen. Canby issued an order that no military
I aterferenne Will ba alien-eV at the toils on elec.
lion day except to satyr tit dint irbance.
The friends of ex tiorarlor Ana, nog In the
city of Mexico, are making eifOridi to run him
for next Governor.
Governor Hamilton says, to obtain his en
dor:waif...tit for pardon, the petitioner mnst af
firm not to have participated In outrages un any
citizen liceause of his Union sentiments, nor be
long to any Vigilance Committee or secret Or
ganization for the persecution of Union men ;
has no property belonging to the United Status,
or later, the so called Confederacy, in his hinds;
that no proucedings have been Instituted against
Ms property under the conflscatipn and
the petitioning° exchange the tjurittlonsof slavery
and secession for:loyalty to 'the United States.
From Richmond—Vol.Datderen's Ring
Recovered—Vlrglnta Election,.
RALTDICIttry Oct. Z.—Richmond papers of
this morning suite that the rihr which 'was
stolea from the body of Col. Dahlgren, by cut
ting off the linger. hos been recovered, It Wu
found Ia poseeeelon of Dr. &tinder at Ltrretto,
Euex county.
la the sth Congressional District Rev. B. A.
Dula bar been elected byg small majority over
.Dr.-Stootal, his next highest competitor. The
Lynchburg Virginian designates Din Davie u
an old Whig' and :Casservative.
The ngpub/icar says Ron. A.. R. Eitaphaes sr
rbleitlh ijekehinut on Sunday evening, on his
way isoMe r in Georgia. Redid not visit Rich
=don his return, but weal direct from Goa
dcmsville to Lynchburg:
;Talon Pantile Railroad Directors.
24.—President Johnson
to-day ell/pointed tho tblloatag. dlloctors of the
Gigot% hale IttifttrayVohapeny on the pert of
the krovertnnentr-4Jesset.Wifileme„of Indians;
"Morten TAheitthri;OtOhieri. George Amen;
of Itfes4achnselphlfin4lo,Carter, of Inhabit'
ptitSpringorlisphsokh, of Potwrilvaala.
cionl;rz 5
M•.• h
infori
L. en L.'. P 0.1 1 ,4 hal
no the sunk,.
at the 'and. an. °WON - aced , v ~no-Oart'.
h, freeotnen, tha: LI, corn
th, patch, and ..V....rgrt,rn
h h F. • 4,1. i moctant
among IL, ne2 - ,..A, and the owner , . of the land.
a,: I,l:anitA and f,..1 Insoouro
y • :r —arn
farnill., 1. , Thy;
issncd an ”I,l‘ che org - ani.ati.in of
colored militia in Charleston as hiving I r,ll
clency to sring on a w.tr of rare:.
Phlladelp'ala Soldierh' Rome Fakir
•
Pwli-usairort. urt. 24.—The falr !or the
Bold!era' and Bailors' Home was epencl to-day,
and baa been visited by thonsanda. Toe Hama
bas been established nearly two years le Palls
delphia, ' , bettering seventy patriots, but, as do
accommodations are Inadequate to the demands,
the fair Is held to fort ith funds to build and
endow an Institute worthy the object in Clew—
to furniab a home to every deserving soldier
and arta, seeking admission, as well as to the
orphans of those who fell. lassachuzetts lad
Nsw Jersey are represented at the tablos of the
fair, and the contributions in every department
are very ace,
Negro insurryctlon at Jamaica,-.. Cir-
CHNSbiti.. -Paas,nger,
HA GIP , ' ^
no "gallfax rapers report
ft DIV insurret in the eastern part of
males. 7. M. nLeamr; llerean, with the 17LII
Regiment and a Ovid battery of the royal artillery'
leaves for Jama:ca noon.
The ,teatnar ihlta with a portion of the Clr
;.as.rt.g,.re. arrivwl LO-11.q. 'rue pas
seogr r t k wt-re fur La, !It'd t u ft comfortable
quar
ters at tha ant. The Royalist, with the
balance IS txptrtal tu- eight.
CONDENSLD TELEGBAPIEU NEW 3
Cold la :Sta. .. yrsttrday iris steady dur
ing the rut., a a nice:erste brisluens do
ing. Quot.,A,ne at : ;•; Dosed at
NeW t 'C
of the leaa: leader,
.d at Nor York.
cote• are brit
!!., e , .0,,t:, • s'. 15:i Pr. , rom Philadelphia.
with reel `;.: 1 i.e.! or , .65 MU down off Cape
0,1 on Me: day Sr. an lo known whopper, end
!II:A :a r. ii.,. The crew were Beret],
The er.ll:Ciog •toon :a supposed to have been
sat , k also as ;h e errs aftertlflrii! seen In
their boat!,
The expenditure, of the nary Depsirtthent.
for the year ending the 3.1.11 of June last,
amounted to SI 12.000.th)0. The Secretary of
the Navy estimates the C1p3116C3 of the current
year at t2ii,oou,ooo ooly.
rtir 'Morose rt . t,l and party are at New York,
and have actept...l an invitation flout the
Union t.o . 3g'llr nob to visit their ratomn. They
trill 01-0 be catt•rtiined Dolcuotico's It is said,
1 y the Eric Railway Company.
Dr. Cksbell, the New tork ateartionist, hat
been sentenced to two years' imprisonment.
The New Yotk Camases...la: says one gentle
men has expreased the intention of taking all
the !lexical: loan ea soon as it le In the raseliet,
It Is at a,rstcod that the agave of the loan have
ascertained that the Government will not liter•
fere In any way, till the negotietiPus.
Altoong those pardoned yesterday were Dr.
31cDowell, of Bt. Louis, Freeman newspaper
cot tii.l.mtor at the beginning of the war, rebel
Mel. tiro. L. Kemfer and Brig. Gen. Flout
of Camp Jackson, Ito., notoriety, at tiro cam
meneemont of the rebellion, and ex-Congress
man J. If. Carey, of Alabama.
A sale of Government steamers, balooxing to
the New Tork Quartermaster's Department,
took place yesterday at the Role Bsata, North
Brooklyn, under the direction of Brig. Geo.
eltiwart Van Tilet, New York Quartermaster.
This was one of the largest sales which has
taken place 610 CC the close of the rebellion, and
of coarse brought a large number of buyers to
gether, who are ever .51 1 / 3 tlll to purchase Gov
ernment steamers. At ace o'clock the sale '
ertmmented, when at once the holdleg bees= I
quite brisk. Tne vessels nearly all brought
more than their appraised value,
The Indians of the plains are on the rampag e
agate. A, fast as the trxips are withdrawn the
Indians follow In their track, comailtUng dep
mint:oils and .preading desolation whareyer
they go. On Friday hut a party of thous at
tacked a train at Bud's htation, a few mites
west of Jeleolehrg. ran off the stock and killed
one man. Teve:dav they killed three men and
-.natuslecl .raral 4 sheta. et. .4hAn/l. MI" thin
aide of Juleaborp. The overland matt roaches
ha•e again stopped running.
LETPER FROM OIL CITY
Vlatt el the •• twierlean Capitallsta" to the
Ott Ileglens—Another Highway Rabbit,
on the Ham McClintock
harm—Tae' Recent Fire at Plittole, etc..
( . . , rre7p7a/e , ,,-• of Oa PaZ1.5.4,0
OIL CITY, Oct. 91,
Ecortott4 G I.ZYTTZ . Wednesday and Thursday
we barn had race, pleat) of It Friday we base
had cold stu-my blasts, lodicatun i t the approach
of winter. The r!ver Is rising, with forty
Itches 10 rile tidy, p700a...ag a sire:, of four
fat.
Tne merit rapitaivits" hare been here
and are gone. They made the tour of the au
region, to cfuAfn r Pithole, Cherry Rai, Plum
mer and O Ur, en, from Titesriiie to the mouth.
They made volts n :noun appearance when I met
them at Pithote, no It had been relying all day
and blowing quite a storm, but they seemed to
weather It pretty well. and Si our friends Live
iy and ranklrit Informed me, " Cniord It
bud,ely.'' There were about two hundred mon
and horses, and made quite a caralcade. I hops
they formed a good opinion of the oil rezion,
but I was carry :bet their visit had not been
made one or two weeks sooner for their personal
comfort.
The road. a, iu a tarr!blo cond:Lwo
mating ire., almost anposathle.
Another Mat way robbery was convoltted on
the road betweeu here and Plummer, on Tem-
Cry night, when two men Were made to bead
Over lb. tr tr. kz ',auks and contents, at tee
rt• mead of het, burly looking rascals. No ob
jective being male to the demand. no rer.ons'
violet ce was and the two litee.,4 gentle
iaru .Tern elite ed In DrOCeed on their .way,
wwirt the the, •Yiei,..itletly walk.] Into I.os
moods, dbutitioz. zb await eno:her oppoit;ity.
The ft tinet.cy of these occurrence'. Is beginning
to alarm the ccrnmundy, and vigilance commit
tee, will heroin-- accessary,t (the evil Is not atop
pad IGGLI. A man's life la really no longer sate
whilst traveling these roads after night, an he b
liable to be ctortaxl any moment, dragged from
his horse. robbed and pooetelp murdered before
asaistance could be had.
Oil is acalredull , and sellers arc nlentier than
buyers. As oil continues to decline In Pitts
burgh, dullness most rule the Market burn,
Eight dollars on the creek.
A line strike was made on the Rim McClln-
Lock. farm lately. which is yielding two hundred
barrels.
The disastrous results of the late Are on Pit
bole are about ail overcome, and work moves no
here as usual. The Grant Well was the only
producing one that was burned. and it Is flowing
as much as eye,. The principal 10Si was In
tanks. derricks and machinery. Toey gen stand
a good many tires like that on rithole, and not
receive much Injury either.
011 on Pithole In held at Ave dollar*, and con
siderable IA being sold and shlpplng east. No
new strikes to report. Prraor.e.
711 E COLLJIA.NIC wEt.L.
• Ito f.illowing is from a letter received by . tit,
Otandard Oil Company of this city, in regard to
the favorable indication.; of the Colobank Well,
No. 4, at the mouth of IJunkard Crack: "The
Coletimik Well look another At en lest Friday
evening, when I was present.. It forced the
water and 81.011115 two hundred feet above the
top of the derrick for at least forty minutes,
throning out stones that would weigh
two pounds, a sample of which
will show you when 1 come home.
She well is all the time flowing la the conductor
about two feet high, and it seems that those
ylolent embolic:ma are about once a week, as this
la the third one since the well hoe hoes stmt,
and all of them occurred on Friday. 1 have
Odle a number of specimens of rock and soap
stone that has Each thrum out, The lalleire
timbers on tap of the derrick - are Tory much
torn and ep:lnt•red, la fact so much so that
'they are unfit for usesgale, all' fro the yff'ecta
if the stones Striking therei."
sentlemanjaft from theoll=s at Both
well, Canada , stake that one -h undred and tai
new wells are now being imnk la that region,
and that there are already &bent a dozen flowing
wills yielding from Ore to fifty barrels of °Myer
day. These wells am directly on the line of the
Great Western Clanadaßallway, and about sev
enty miles eft of Dotted.
anzatatt 013 ,, 572 : 40 '
Two new "oil strikes' , hue . taken Place le
Barren county, In ails mats, one by the Louis.
'Tr" and inthlufgala Canpitty, on their tract .
Waged between the Iftnslow and larlaallon
wells - , and the other bY the Barren Myer rout;
liase,'ort flenhan'h tract. of the Boyd Crftk 011"
Comteeirt landferZeulitills Anineis '
f -
inn &bun) Manly
L:ny, •.1 to
pure, t,:itilrers the Fair
. .
The rr;., .• up [Le now L-rquad..
Ibc fact I ! 'u • -3111, rAt !TO d rip WaS
rieFrf,lr 6t.1, 4,111• t fa: Lliie. IIJO
1,2,11 brf i. U, 4 vrll/ , 11: , :liPor, in any
bane 1•4,1:1 tql tared , !hat
it, EL, .11, p 1 .,. vd. M n!!:- 30,1
rv - ound %%bell VO.l have a notr t,5 .Ln'
n hop. n utrit nrumai nCr w 11 .1
whik h ‘..oghelay CQ ty alll t,
LEMEM
- -•
This b.
ttfg the nrst'paildtat; yea 1;m:
entering the grounds, afi a matter of Course, re
et.lr, a visit from all the vlsitore., and we are
glad to no ration the fart that Its stock of ankles
has be , n well kept up, although some of them
•re al a perishable nature. The artieks on en
hlbith, in this bmi.lilic consist of Mr. Corp.'s.
Mr. llabh'., and Mr. Whitehead's pl,trographl,
galleries. Mr. Cowlq's and Mr Shatf , r's sped
set s of penumniihip. Mr. fienvernhr,'S water
colurLd legs, Mt. Mt.,doa% plants and
flowers. two Portraits of t.luQoln and Johnson,
pi,•tures, Mr. Ko..e'slo
~ ,r apes 1:.! •tani pli ,, Lop - aphic
:nn! N•Vc, r whi,h
carTd
Whiter is conniag on, and a itn r it a occestielty
evi .
at Licht that will enhance our cowl
And whet can be mare combo, treble than a net of
fare. Witco we look open those ex elbltod by
Messrs. TtuhntLeon Groctalngcr, It almost
makes ne wish that It was cold weather, and
some:tango( the kind Wan made for gentlemen's
w, ar. Ilessrs. 'r aG. bane a very large stock
at lb, it store, cornet or Water sad Yottoral
streets. Allegheny City, to a hieh place they in•
vita :brit tIUMMtIt. Intends and catheters. In
add.tiou to their large stock of furs, they bane
also a oorrp!cte 65W:rt. - new. of every amid,: gem
craliy kept Ina dry goods and variety hon.,. -
r:tle leg raw r eery tine !oaks fur the ladles.
ok at 11,, Fit, Inlet: on Sloin,ho at the
Fair. and then call at teen - store and wake you ,
sclet. tints,
V. 1 . ,. II In ....I:II:4 milt /1.1,111 L: 4tlkpareltls.
tied of this coontal airioke,
and dist, 11,11:1:11L! 1 kat 1 , 1 , 11 . 1i5e, do away
nII II !Lis 11111,1.1aCc a.loltt. 1 . 11.1,1k1:1-4:h
has alsva3 born the Olienylnl.,.• repast on of ;
!wnd its. i •Sinialiy hid we liola• that tn.
don tint far dlrtnlit wh en it will with it: , .1.11. , •• I
rior water cl. an sity.
Tire an,. exhikliniti at the Fin in Lk,
alrp to Wailla this :.rrat desideratum. 's •
ilia I. uaed, 1..01g drat n , rrt , yl IWO „I:a., and
gC. InIi•LOW .1110 kt•, dirt aabus, Tlli. nt„\o in al:W.:lnk for the isitcben,
oftif. , or any , dli , Wl.la ,, ,
not ;nal.
ll=
During the several days of the County ,Fair.
are have had occasion to notice •ad commend
the I:writs k I n'hi.eler and tt'llsota's de, lag Ma
chin,., rcoreseutcAl by Mr. E P. Carpenter. of
No. 27 Fifth urns. We now record with
_plea
stre the fact 'rtmt ids patent has received the
premisma arid a diploma loom the dodges, as
"the to-taewlmn machine for general purposes,"
But nctth• r diploma cp. premium was needed to
avouch for their excellence. Toe/ are In use In
thousalde of families, and hare been Nand
heap, taaiitiftil and desirable. ri - ndrede of ex
pi rlerrell ladles have txamtned them on the
fair groueds, and bear enthnatastie matimoay to
thrir worth. Seeing is believing, and hence we
are not surprised to learn that the fair hos been
the meas.e of a liberal tee-ease of ordure as II:.
Ca:per-tells store. No. '27 Fifth street.
GP.OVLII A 9 T Tar. Ell 'CWT\f. vAriTryr.
The sewing machines of Veasrs. (inner . 1 / 4
exhilrittd by Ur. k. F. Chatoney. are
rtpl auracting the dOteatioa or Visitors to the
Yalr. ibis Is the la, dew of the Fair, we
would elate that the agency for these eithehizien
in on the corner of Fifth 'tenet. and Market
alley. where et who wish to purchase Can call,
and make a selection from a largo stool;. Use
efeetarer‘ of hesTr articles end leather would
rot run. their porn Intercis by ersmlClOg their
large macliiries.
0., ••• " P
Arthur Kirk's d:splay of pro.te.: essawsre
is Vert tier, and is set off In advantage. Lt
embraces every vane.) of petroleum lamps, to
gether alp, • large assortment of glassware
for tabla use. I W store Is at 17:t end 174 red
. streot. - sasleastseatearbare bre treti...ba.
plgiel
to its all of Lis friends.
CZENTIEM
These get:alai:ten hare exhibited a lattlade
spirit of enterprise in the diopiny of agriculture:
inapietneata made by them at the Fait. They
hare show, satlsractodie and condone,
ly that there Is nothinc In the hoe of a (archer
Wants that they cannot 'apt•ly. Al their to
establishments—one at :27 Liberty street an
the other on Ft-do:a: .t. - est. at. tee Lacoek, A
Imbent—they aave ae :ommenan .toe 1. of a/d
-ealt:trod Imp, meats, tot-,ldes a large stock of
general hardware. ()If woolly friend. are lo
vitcd to tall at their Trartrooms and !tan:Line
for Zbesaidre,
=IEEE
Prritut.f 11, :iheral a contributor towards t. 1.,
Flair an any one tine is the )•entleman who•Le
name heads this article. Mr. Knox, in addition
to ha regular busluella as seedman and !Jurist.
le a wholesale and retail dealer in agricultural
implements, marblocry. careen WAS His
eland In town Is at No. '29 Fifth street, where
can always he found the fruits and doyen of the
sta•on, of toe finest lealilles and the Kr.stelt
Can any roe enter the b air rrnat,}4 and •Isle
Flora: Mall without being struck with the re
markable beauty of the specimens of penman•
ship there exhibited t We think not, Well,
these stozirimens are I orated by Mr. Alexander
Cowley, a gentleman well known from his con
nexion with the !rota City Collette, an institu
tion which stands second to no other similar [n
atio:llion In the Cullen States. The pen draw
Mg, ate e.xqulsite, and the epectmens of csrd
marking and other writings arc equal to the
gap l steel plate engravings. There t, no necaa•
ally to dirt ct particular eucnt.o a to thorn, (or
they would attract notice anywhere.
Itita la not only the closing day of the Fair,
Int It la the eland gala day. 'l4-Any the orlzt , , ,
he di! Li It.: Ott. Thlt erand twine and trot
link( :seen fcr a tl-to of V 4.1 will como off thin
Mt, ot non at tan o'dtuk, and as a matter of
thc, ail) hen l•lnuer r tad In attendance than
•.to ary pre.vl , lll4 day. ..ne., to all, and bee
i .1 in, Faj.
From Yeeterday's Evtuiuz. Gazette
A ! . ...truMbOSlllet ArrePrted for Artol3
He Confesses 111.1 Crime.
One renders will remember the tire which oc.
eurred in this city on the morning of the 10th
of September last, by which the steamers "River
Queen" and "George ',three" were destroyed,
sad neveral other boats injured. It was rumored
at the time that the are was the act of an incen
diary, and subsequent developments tended to
confirm the IliSpitlODS then aroused. The
"River Q seen" had been built by William C.
Champlin, and others—Champlin having come
here from Ct. Louis (or that purpose. The
owners became heavily invoiced, and the boat
sutenquently pasted into the hands of
the Sheriff, who tied her up and placed a
watchmanon board. The boat had been in
sure.] for a constderable amount, but by pariahs
sloe of the company tended the policy the own
ere were allowed to increase the risk toe certain
stipulated amount. Champlin, however, in
stead of remaining himself is the amount agreed
upon, took out a policy mom another compels,
almost double la amount, In addition to this,
lie obtained a policy on hie own account, In the
ft= of $2,000, which was paid to him after.the
are. It appears that be bad subsequently boast
ed of having "made d 9,000 by the Oro," and this
coming to the ears of a detective named
Thomas P. ,Jones, be wm. put upon the
watch. Champlin soon after kit for the east,
and was followed In his travels to the !hate of
Connecticut. He then wt..t, west, finally stop
ping at st. Louis. Information tot arson having
been made before Mayor Lowry, a warrant was
istned and:a requisition obtained. Champlin
!Oa arrested sod brought to this city to-day,
When be confessed the crime, and was commit
ted to Jail. WtSunderstand that Mr. Champlin
latends making • full statement of the
whole affair. It Is proper to slate that
the' 'accused has heretofore malntolned
algriod character. for honesty and integri
otry, n in d an t h
r eo hu mm rc hut putwi lon o o f . so . h d eln eta ous toi rr ig o b, ffe w n e se n
Calculated to atonic and amaze not only his
Immediate friends but the entire community.
He seems to be deeply penitent, and,. and ex.
riltnacs a detenttinatlon to make "a clean
breset" of the whole strain' • •
. ,
An jimarrtillb4C Tlliefr=A p 'named
John G. genie was atrestsd last alight far steal_
tor a pair - o,boots and a Ist trove Itteharl
itfelih. Janis faime Welsh lylngdrank On the
stmt. and dallberateli dlyeetaltlat Or hls Lit
sad boots. Oti Wog ettaveyed.tolhs totals he
was plated Itiiicall"with one. John..Donnoller
whets he eicoosded In manna of ain:agates.
a y 'bra Ire VslpeXu '.4l -enrt2lo; tomaluttt"
'Nei to S
MI=MI
FEMME
i,aLmT
1!IIIMEMI
L.uttl• w:th Ills whip
I , :tti plenty of
a,o Lim to pull out of
4:1-4 Itiat In regard
't^ !Y. to rh:ratence Lo
' FIT 'a al.)
.1 On. 1,, mr, azainit
thi• , • , :••••,, , n'n,, to ~hoot
- too r ,I! Jl,•n •, • 0,•• north,,lr• that 1. , inru— , 4l the
pietism , wh.:e 1, 1 4 11i1, ~111 _•1,,,r In front
of his T:.•cu.-•dh,rn of
„hold and
a,yrp,d•ng• d• h.rn. •I ao.Cardl m
o.•rni , al f.ni:•.,l II: in
and dr, ro .1 pistol and thrratend to pat n h.,11
throng!, Lon. %%arrant- st,r, for
do , tor . - arn -C.
A Bra re Officer Complimented.
W.. art• zratitiotl to 101.11 that the War rh,
1... ht t,f
y Brevet, upon l :olotit I Charlie Barnes,
laic of ,oie Fitlll Heavy Artillery. General
Baru en,' of Clip :rid and bravest of the
Iran that ci4, who distinguished them
lu r, an.: ree.ignittOn orhls
la due to him. ITe entered the service
a. t ta.n of Company E., Ninth Reserve,, In
May. ist.l, and was In all the engagements in
which that rtgiment participated In the memo
scv,tt day,' bait], ',dor, Richmond. He
was n onaded in the battle of Charles City Cross
Honda, and alan in the second Bell Run battle.
In July, 1.2, 11, was promoted to Maj ar
of the Ninth Reserves, was in all the subse
quent battles with the regiment, and was dia
charged with his comrades on the expiration of
their term of service, and assisted in oi-traniz
(mg the !Sixth Henry Art.ilery, of which be was
commissioned Colonel. The regiment was
placed In the defences of Washington, and lien.
131. Mei Lad c , rniziand of Lb, Kcond Brigade 'of
De Hussey's. lilt isior. during the winter add
spring of Igr , l IL dii.char{ed the duties of
a tidier ad di amt iAithfuly, and his maty
frienes be ermined to hear that he has been
braveled.
A I recoil I.areeny of a Flnt.--e man namtal
!nerdh apt - cared heron: Mayor Lowry to-day and
preferred a charge of larceny against H. Mun
son. charging him with having stolen a !tal
l-nat, valuid at $2OO. It appears that legal!.
and J. (1. Patterson claim the raft, and that
Monson loaded II write alt, In Veoango enmity,
and floated it Iffethls city. A warrant woo Issuad
fur Atuaaon's arrest, but he cannot be found.
The boat la at the Allegheny wharf, partly un
loaded. The Mayor boa ordered the flit awl
the oil to to "tied up," until the question of
ownerelnp is Fettled. .
Taken Orer.-Basnuel Thottuat Eddy, ron
an ter: aa the Culted State Court ou Satualus
counC+•rfrlt nanney, and senten
ced to seveu rears' Imprisonment In the West
nitnnia7, traa taken over to that insti
yr,,. -.141y anal-noon.
Death or Naval Heroes.
net.,/.pr nth), J
.111,61,,Ln, of the l;glted ;rates Nary. on ord
nance oGleer at the Charleston Navy Yard, died
Yeaerdar• lie way a hattfe of South Carolina,
and tut vied the scrvic., The ftuaeral
or,r tilt, remains of the late John
D.', no, the I_ tilted Stairs Navy, who died at
New ~ r lrang, Sept..2lat, to.lt place to-day at
the rt,idenee of Ids brother-In-law in limit city.
Num , rtn,• offleern of the Navy were prtsoat
, Admiral StT augha,
ROBB—On Sabbath motolzg, 2:4 WE.. at .1.1e40,
Mincer oucuaty, daugoter or James
eau bleu r:„I,L. of thee city, aged Lf yenta.
Notice of the funeral Will be given la to•morto
mon.L.c'. pcoer.
R. It, REEVE: , ,
171V.EnF3 cr.A.S.ri
88 SrbithfieLl Street, neu Fifth Streit
COFTENS crere daarrlyntoo CRAPE.
OfArliMz sad FLIRITINFIttaci F'/ft FUN Ea
£l.S' generally. sir FLCIE ILk.4 ust; anl Ukk-
LS fatale:led tvv s•
IJETHOLIA MAC iINF. WORKS.—
R. IL LEVEY, laanutaetorer of 11.1 a Ogle
brat.) P4itilt Improved
91/OET r i w TOQT... I .,
A ) ALA - 11e..1.11
MONS and all FIATITH ES USED iR SINK
ING OIL AND HALT WELLS:, Nov. SI And IL
OHTOWTHEE7,,e4 the,uppar route or the Man
chester P_aelwom Hallway. P. O. Address; .Bair
ftrA.
uI LLE.OIIEN - 11, PAL,
Particar attrition U Invited to its late Im
provements in Jars and Joints, all made of the
purest Sitgo and Low Moor Iron, hammered en
preasly for :a parts warranted and mewl
he.
to standard &. the plass and sockets of any on.
set nttusg soy *Ler of hie manufacture havlen
the those number. Steam Famines sad Menials
Work made to eede e. we ie effete,. maw. ce, „ N 'ETZER & ARMSTRONG, Forwarding
and ...man., nod ;....40 for themselves; sod w .A. n od com m tn n l oo mee o h n . otn , ( or t h e nn i n
cheliengs .quslny of woria...xdP and eowlmtl FLOUR, GRAIN, BACON. LARD, BUTTER,
lion. Send for Ilan! and throubw. 1,192¢111311 SEEDS, DRIED FRUIT, andProdnee generally.
FITTSBURGE FOUNDR 1. No. I. Market street, coiner of First, Pittsburgh,
Penns. fe2.5.1y
a. ...Alai.. roux 5. stokers°,
A. GARRISON & CO.
(Suatesaors to Bollmao, (Parrbon, k C 0.,)
Fourams AHD MACKLESTS.I
Menufavturers of Chilled Roller* of all sisal, for
Iron, Steel, Brun, Zino, Co pr Silver Gold
Straw[!
oan* Paper and India Rubber Work.
also, Rolling Mill Castings of all descitptloal,
Hark Edina Patmt Deublellrtnder, with a Toile
t), of other patterns, aleaspe on bond and fitted to
order on abort Doll., =II favorable tem. Oflles
and Warehouse, 11l Sitilthfleld street, Pittsburgh.
OF CONDEMNED GOVERN
OIENT PROPERTY.
. • .
the following p:opeity will besold at Public
Auction, at UArL.FT, TSTIURO, Boyd county,
lentuciry. a: the mouth of Big Newly. in 110.ral
ar.-ea Ito orders from Department headquarters,
17 Wagons,
:CO Seta of flames.,
2 Ambulances, more or Inv,
sod s cotscetlssicaus loi of quartermaster stores.
Also, tfd, LAXAA/ ED ARMY BLANKETS,
sod of cur ds magen slant/12 Sad tent so.
:tale to commence et Iv o'clock A o. TUESDAY
°oohs, 3lat I OM, nod to De continued from day to
day until ell are sold.
RAND , ‘LPH ROSS,
orw too, 1.750. and A. Q. M.
IV.AcE DIAIM uND ST EEL WORKS
PITI - SBUROH
PARK, BROTHER & CO,
BEST i.r.:LLITY FEFINED OAST STEEL.
Sgt., o,ta.Tnz, a all 111..1. Warr/at.
1 aqua to any intarted or Ill&r.111110C11141Ki [di
ountl7.
iir On!lce and warehouse, N. Its and 151
and I= and I. Savo.° et alums, l'ltt burgh Fran?
1011-)'d
DRUM ,t. SLACE,
hare on hand • lame assortment el
MOWING MAOHINES.
mtcomtsan pit.AL3Ec3ass.
Straw Callers, Scythes and Hay Rakes,
.Go. 23 and 30 OHIO STILFET,
Mt cCORD 00.,
=EI
Hats, Caps and Stratv Goods'
Ham, now In non trin Jargon sail most oompin
steak of
GOODS FOR SUMMER AND FALL
Ever offered In the west. Merchant. are regnant.
to eiLL and lINALltia. out stock, whtch vlll be coil
at very low late
Gal
13i WOOD ST
P RODUCE CONSIONAIIINT&—
am bus. lowa Red and Yellow Onions, nixed
from the seed this year)
leo bbl.. prime Apples;
60 bbl.. Jame Sweat Potatoes;
I ear load Posen Blow Potattoes;
60 boxes 0 osben Meese;
so bones W. 11. da•
50 obis. White Beans;
16 bbls..les; .
60 dos. Clan Peatheal ' ::
60 dos. Llast•Tal a,:;,TTl3mcanddEllaellbattlus•
oats'p,N k EM6PAI3D.
_EOLEI:VIDIMIL OIL LAND FOR
/.1-44Siourt.t unu was as P,llWelk,
L/11007M0 tatitormrDAN Juan,
GLOW 11 is the 0 114.0 yoke aim la the
Terms BUR Lobs,
loatitalaa low awes, &Tate au Mt BUD, be.
Mem Pit liolo and 011 Greer& These laterals
us way Wm hada dealcab Eagoloo Ma ae 'Mations ate all bog.
'
W. J.& HALL Par12:1181:1N,
Atboraela.
ea No. 144 Fourth at. Pittobonha
PAULOR ,DZCORA.
inuntandeoll ret sea by
!rt.s,l/411P-443g4
r,^. F
LU J:.:j:,
Con , . rn n -r-oliant.
az) L 3 X 3 '7O 'Sr le3
Z 1 All 11
, L I
PURCHASING AGENT,
WM, PA.
1 , ••1• , Pinar, (Irnto. PITTSLIt
Huttat, Unee•e,
Fruits, •i: F•nr. Product,. Best bren..l.• Fasn.
ily I 1.1:1 it In , rrmnte.:: a:lrsr• on Lend. Alan,
E.TIF El) WI,:
- -
PTOmpt attention (icon to ennstromett• and
aorocertoottenee. Weekly Price l'l_l - reota scat to
GOnswot. - s. ttrdera att.. etttlatanmeat.a moacito.t.
ael7:tya.a,V7
rerk-wAox
pATTERSON, AILMON &
tufa-mission alerchants, Flour,
Grain and
GENERAL PRODUCE DEALERS,
soo. ENO and MI PE I% STREET
Scott's Now itullding, oppoatte C. er. P. R. R
Depot. Aps.i y
/11.2. Id nnvPt J e. /Ail
!I' BANE ANJSR,
COmmlrision Merchants.
Flu r, Grain and Produce,
SECOND St., between Wood & Smith Sold,
tidy PITTSBURGEL
THOM. TUTFILIt...n.o. :.I,IIPIiNIII afirgr.LlLD
PUTTER, AIKEN & 611EPARD,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
lorelgu and Domestic Frei/s, Flour,
Butler, Cheese, Eggs, Potatoes,
and produce generally
No. gen LIBERTY STRI;Ei', •
felB Opposite Paaseueer Depot, PlttatouTh.
CHARLES C. BALSLKY, PRODUCE
d Ootsralselon Merchant, Warehouse, No.
NI Liberty et., Pittsburgh,' Pa. Wholesale deal
er in Butter, Cheeee, Lent, Eggs, Portz, Bacon,
Beans, Tallow, Feathers, Brooms, Potatoes, Horn•
toy, pried Fruße, Green Fruits, ()along, Flour,
Grain, mover 5r,,.,d Timothy Seeas, , las. Seeds,
flame nod Poultry. Portlouder attention given to
Produce uonnxnment..
WILKINS LIIiItAHT,
(Stcrusoe TO MACKEIMN h LINUART,)
LOU I.ZB
M . 3r.a , CPlCrXt IarFALXIST.
Produce and Commission Merchant
lel:Iy No. 351 Liberty wt., Pittsburgh.
LITTLE, BAIRD rATTON, Whole
ale Grocers and Commlssion Merchants, des!.
ers In PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON CHEESE,
FLSH, CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON,
NAILS, GLASS, corroN YARNS, and Pitts
burgh manufactures generally, 111 and 114 Second
street Pittsburgh.
sr cut? - rno StLICTAILCC
SILEPARD Commission Mer
sa clonts nod dealers in FLOUR, GRAIN AND
PRODUCE., No. WI Liberty street, Plitaburgh.
Choice brands of Flour for Bakers and Fatcl:y
use constantly on trend. Particular attention paid
for Xerclosadirc generallr.
octlFdlY •
WiL P. BECK YITCII.ILL:
WM. P. BECK & CO., No. 185 Liberty
I Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., Wholesale Orosers,
Comm Isslon Merchants told dealers In COUNTRY
PRODUOE, BiliovisioNN, BACON, LARD,
BUTTER, ECIOS, IeIIEIZE, FISH, ex., PRO.
DUOE, GRAIN, SEEDS, GREEN AND
DRIED FRUIT', &c. SALT an 4 LIME. IV(
_TORN B. CANFIELD, CommiAdon and
WESTrwlns, Merchant and wholesale
.. h!,r
ERN•RESERNE"OIIIIME, - B
LARD, PURE, BACON, FLOUR, FISH,
AND PEARL ASHES, SALERATUS, LIN
SEED AND LARD OILS, DRIED, FRUIT, and
PAts b roduce generally, Nos. /LI and 14$ Front. street,
Purnh. • 042
.LIII LPaT RICE.. J. 'XI HZP.L76ICir .. J. L. IreSSON
j(IRK PATRICK, BRO. CO., (Succes
}vrir to a isseptt Kirkrstrl:k S. Brij 1 8 . 139 LE
SALE DEALERS to Groceries Flour,Grain
Provisions Flab, Cheese, Salt, Nal* Gass and
0116 Scu. 121 and 191 Liberty street, Ilttsb
Ps. Pitts,
JAMES DALAELL SON, kiarratac
tutee of LARD OIL, and fiocassission Mar
chants (or the purchase and sale of CRUDE AND
REPINED PETROLEUM, Nos. 9 and vo Water
street, Pittsburgh.. Advances made oa coasts".
merits.
•
W .NOII 0 WI. F. 1./.1•41)
SCIIGMAK ER & LANG, Wholesale
dealers In GROCERIES, FLOCE, GRATA
PRIJIH:tIE, PRUVISIONS„ FISH, CHEESE
ALT, CARBON OIL, Sc., Not. i 72 and 171
Woed Street, Felt Liberty Street, Ptttsburgh, Pa.
°LOW. e.IIIIOD Eir.08.138
HE AD & BIETZGA,R, Grocers and Cons
missies Met - anent., and dealers to all kinds of
Country Produce and Pittsbumh illwaufactur
ICo. Zllf Liberty street, opposla head of Wood
street, Plt , aburgl, opily
1. ILIST/tla- ,) 1 DETD6I.,..WD. D. asrams.
WYMER & BROTHERS, (successors
JO.
to n em .. k A.derson,) Wholesals Dealers to
FOREIGN FR VITS, NIITS end SPICE:3 OON.
FECTIONERT, SUGARS, PYRE WORKS, Ike.,
Nos. tee and = Wood stz eat, above Fifth,Pitts
burg',
a. • OA•P
inGl.7 11
F Zt REITER, PRODUCE, COM
MISSION AS kOR WA 1111/270 ME It
CHANTS, and purchasing agents for all Pitts
burgh Manufactures. Warehouse,No.Cll6 Men,
Street, Pittaborutt. jektyll
I) WALLACE,
Commission Merchant
• and Wholesale Dealer in FLOLTRA GRAIN
No. Sea Liberty street, opposite Pennsylvania R
E. P....Ater Depot, Pittsburgh, Ni. Storni
Warehouse, cornet Were° .04 Penn streets.
jj RIDDLE, No. 1n LLBERTY ST.,
R
PITTSBUG% Pet.--0 nuralssion Mar.
Ghent, Wholesale „Vesta In Gauntry Prairies,
Gm:erica, end Pittsburgh Menufeetrires, 1 1 .41,
aelyateee on:ponstzinnents, and paid tor Preens*
generally. 1U2131.111
JOBS
LIGGETT & CO., CITY 'FLO LIR
• ING DULLS, censer Liberty and Adam
streets, Pittsbargh, Pe
air capacity, 400 barrels per day. ayr2
!OWN I. HOURS. .ZI/W4I.ILD ROM*.
JOHN L ROUSE & CO. Wholoaile
GROCERS AN COTINASION ME'..
CHANTS, came/ os Smithfield and Water street,
Pittsburgh.
ZOMT s. 7. DAIS.
14 °BERT DALZELL & CO„ Whole
-aa wile Grocers, Umernission and Forwarding
Merelianta, and dealers In Produce and Pittsburgh
manufactures, Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
/NO. /tor O. WILLIAM FLOYD
JUILN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Gro
uc.r. And Commission Merchants, Nos. IT2 Wood
and 2%., I..iberty streets, Pittsburgh. Jere
L. CALDWELL, (successor
to James Holmes S. Uo., PORK PACKER and
dealer lo PROVISIONS, corner of Market and
root streets, Pittsburgh.
Jo.), WATT 10110 Nricsoa
Aorreca, .t WILSON,
je rd i c e ale G rfi;
Produce and aqttsburgb mranulaCtures, N
Liberty street, ?LEW:du-eh. I'o2,
ISAIAH DICKEY & CO., Wholesale
Cirocers, Dononission Merchants, end dealers In
PRODUCE, No. 80 Water acreet. and GS Enna
Sleet. Pittsburgh.
DATUM. 1511075 L.. a. TOOT
T H. VOIGT CO., successors to L
L
• O. Orsti, PRODUCE AND CONinsissairi
lIIERCTIANTS,bri Liberty .tract, Pittsburgh.
DAVID H. EDGERTON, Wofeiria
Grocer Lad Gownlesion hterettent, to V 700.1
Street, Patebura, Po. tettae
etatedr 113111611r..JOlint O. WALL/kin
AMBERT;.: 8111PrON & £O., Whole
sale Grocers and Produce Deniers, No. it &lib
tope, Pittsburgh. ote
STSYL et BALLET, BTOOS BROILERS
WILKINS BALL.
The Haskell sad Brokers Board baring sdoptoe
the followingj •
RATES OF COMMISSION'
oe will he governed thereby Cron Chi. Cate
kitosits and under, It eons. per team
do. do. q and up to al:kw oent.
de. de. VII do. -11 11 aUlte•
do. do. 8100 And over, 4at 1 per cent.
Vii
CirqtOC4RIES.
Se hogsheads Fair to Prime Cuba Fwd.
to " " P. S.
IS tierces
Ito bags Rio ()ogee.
10064 baits/tests imp eri al and Young Bison Teas
• .. ••. CioloprTaks... -
lati barrels °boles R, R., Molasses.
1i " " a ,
z. - . (labs i'
- boo " .6 .
Artist:is sad foe sed%
raw tax, sac). k 00.,
see ;., , • • !;111 sad 163 Liberty striate '
BOBOONMAKEIt
pittsbargh. Witite,Lead. Works.
SLUE LEAD armour) at on MU PLlffr•
• .. IRO 0/L MULERELO.
REMOVAL.-
. EIDDX.X OEN
remtriodftaiViski• siNpSulti
Factory wow 144 wain ErrArlgr• =Mu -
Mita kUm :sat kbirips_ vrictotlxvi
orders 13Wilvalre
Prenout O WeloPMtpeLu,' ps ,•a ra
0 1 4 1 ; 1 5&-r - 2.001rates Oath on Cht,e,' boo
dO. ilaStolrtlo. • L . lllllllff ,
. • 4118AIARCOMM•
LXX
, "OLT - ME
NEW AI-WERTZ:SE74=S
GREAIES'r BAI:GAIN6
CF THE SEAdON
Concert Hall Shoe Store..
WINTER STOCK PARTICULARLY
SPT,ErNG T.PRS THAN' ,
PIECE:SM COST.
BENS' HEAVY BOOTS, $l,OO,
EVER YTil lis:0 ELSE LIV PROVOETLO'S
. _.•
BARCAUNSI BARCAINSI
No. 60 FIFTH STREET
No Connection with any
other House in the City.
OAK HALL
=POLISH WALlEtrid costs
O , q,ECIOAIS OF ALL Sl3/113
Mi'D BLACK PA i 3
REGARDIIaSOF COST
FOR THE ZFEXT CY'OALTS.
J. H. SMITH & 004
CLOTHIthS, OAK HALL; 13 Flint ST..
Oppante tke °pees Heave
CITIZENS, AROUSE I
LOOK TO YOUR MOM
THE REASON wn YOH SHOITLif
PURCHASE ALL BOOKS BB MOS
74 FIFTH ST.-P's,%T.
You Receive a reseat with Each
BOOK OR ALBUM,
WILICII 1 SOLD AT THE PUBL[SIIEMI•
•
GROVER d: RAKER
FAMILY SEWINE MACHINE
IS THE ONLI MACHIN4 WHIM
Enibroidera
THE ONLY MACHINE WHIOH
Makes the Elastic Stitch.
rtiE CNLY MACHINE winos
Uses Tito Spools
THE ONLY M&OHILTE VIECHTH
Fastens the Ends of the Seam-
Tar ONLY =CHINE WHICH
Makes a Bias Seam
That will not Drank or ravel In *totaling, t.ll
ntaterlaL •
The Only Sewing Mackin Company
WHICH INAJLE9
LOCK-STITCH
AND
Double ifock.Billeis &itchlltea.
StrPurefiesefs sous exchange foyeltber, 1.1 not
uited uitl their first choice.
Examine ter yourselves at
IS FIFTH ernerxr.
A: F. CELATONEY,
cmizeu. AGENr.
I 'lo 13-1111,DER6:—tv awl •
be marred, by the OolDmltteeita City
_Prob.
erty for the erection of the trooddnrent emeasi
Frre Repair Robs Con Tenon' aldecd, until ethr-
URDA t
_Ncrredober Deb, at. 0 o'eloeßr t nine • •
and neetneattordr can be aermiii the ones at Al.
derma Butler, No. ire Wylie atm& :Tree Quo.
buttes mama the right CO re err bids,
Otddrina
y a ttee tee Mr rflysttL . , Ne. ;eg.• ,
Libert etreet.
1 01 /VIIMPANAKA; (BLOOD' 1301814— . .. 0 t
•••-•A. men nnw 14 icabla &rude aart lenitive [
for SCROYCLA rtneuTTH
DItriPEPA Juisi r
eme
Leases at the • ;
l i g a t Scodeat rielseitthwi t rp e reh de s=
sesterhei4 restores liermgh ,
.and Resets VU teal to prole
elite , ,
rerabla '" •
2111112f8TOA
rOSEP urzi".I CMBYEIt.t. - 130N,K l u s
idicia 3 4' .
• ......_-axidirtuAtiatirsat Retan Dealers in •
4 . Pt d •
iiliosa Us ve on bands a .
AU/Mg PLJUN. tn.
azid a/MNpray4 IN theft oars
.wansiattO•leyil tairiantr Nut sin* to a n 111 1 ;
0 t = 04 : 1, 1 1 4* On. 10 4 DM: adrazia=ll
Abbe'
dotes Jaw crapiemastof ads by the bw
Ta trtja. gettrioans r c iar l
' "' fatirtfaVlV„
--~;- -~.
ALL. 1303D5, &ND
!' osc :s
ALL THIS MONTH
CtUTUING fiCitiSZ,
No. fa FIFTH ST.REIIT
t
MMEE!
FINE oLbiEt COAr*
SACK COATS
:riNeY OAP 'PATTJ
CLOTHLYGI,