The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, September 06, 1862, Image 3

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EOPLE'S. UNION STATE 'PICKET.
- ',Auditor Geiberal, - .
TnomAs‘ Z. Z4 . : lk''llit t AN, of YOtlr. Couoti,
Sarrej , or
WILLIAM .5. 11988, of Lonnie Ooeotj. '1
i , gol.slitElq STATE TICIqT.
Auditor - General, - '
15.4 g, SLENKr.kt, of Alleibany Coduty . .
t Barre7or .""
JAMES p ; ilnloo County,
COFISTI_ UNION, TICKET*
Assv,eSate Judge,
JEitESIL&V REYCi . . • .
Coattails, '
JAMES lI.CASIPBF.LL.
4issimbly, .
!S AMUR!: MADDEN',
•••• JVROVIK K}-110YER.
NIENDON LCDWIG.
D 1 etrleVAlttornorp .
HOWELL FISHER.
Countp Coinadestemillii
EVAN J. TII6IIAP,ew 3 yetis.
lAcon a. GENSEL. •! 2 "
Courier.
Dr. ;JOHN F. SicWILLIAMF: ‘;
County Sitirveyer, •
CARTER.. .
Mirector - of the Poor,
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Dr. AUGUSTUS SCHULTZ., '
• Aioldptor,
CHARLES W.:DENG Lea
COOT! PROSLITERY TICKET.
President qadve,
JAMES. RYON.
Associate Judge,
JACO])
• 7 Congress,
51.YER STROrSE.
A a semnbl
Anim WM?. •
(win 411 CRATtEr,
EFRN9. •
Diet reel Attorney,
nOWE'S
' • Ceuirsty .CommitatoifieN4
• . - en R Tx; FyriNG ER, f'r 3 .1" 1 ".
'DAVID vntxr, .4- 2
•, • Coroner.,
'WI LtIAIIIII3.,IJQIINgnMr
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Dliretor. of Use Poori
}:DiVA LEBENO9OI%
Vonvity Surveret:
Dr.totco.'
Auditor.,
14tAEL APPLEGATV
• STATF,„-.' CO TItAL CONIEITTE:P.«
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. '-IT•n..lnhn C.: anni, Prna , lent of On. Union state
r,,, , n•ntlnn. e.".ninn... - . 1 of 10111 eltlz.n• q Tlonn.lylssnla,
.thi,h mswmble..l In flarilikburg on the rth.o(Jull list,
.innonprns the.fnllnslncr. .
. - Mitt CINYICAL i•conerrFcr.
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P.tei. lamb. ' • ) . .
M"'"‘"Mia'Rel' • • ilihilaielphllt.
J•ihn W ' , m.0.,.
l';'," W. Psmorq, . J '• . •
P Ve4,4 4. Smith, West rheeter..
ile, N P.nreon, •• Norrialown.
r 1,, ,. Pricer. ' . Pnelta ...linty.
it' IL Aloey. , , Allentown. ,••
11Plor 1,1 1 / 2 11ot. , iloil4lne.
Ph.rlernnene Tempi; ' Q 4,11 0 1 6 11 county.
cll Penniman; •• liOne•Alli , ; •
II V. Poirot'," • Towline'''.
n 11. f o cklin, . '. - Peritnton. •, -.
F enw . n :_ i _ - Worwon. , ~ .'
Flffhen Gonid. • •
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. Wllliaineport. • •
,?efin Tovocroen. ' lannhorv. : •
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~7p,' rt. And.rern, ndereon, . Peery Kiln!).
Peery
Flointnt, ttarrieburg. '
s"•nn't •1`.1'"11 ' • }I A nraeterennntw. :
e'
l'eor Te'rtivi, .
To Witrn ritoi:ei. - 'Ain.? rbirrl'd, YOrk co.
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-T!..hyrf (1 Harper, - ' Clettrahurgi ,• .
M . A Veneer:. ' : Remer , set.. ; - '- ' •
.iron-111 , e'imoint, ' • i'llelr entinty. -
3. F ttoro,litly • , Itifientruy. 1
I Y. ir,nitnoner.. ° • Weetilngtoi county.
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_r.A.l w .'
i ot enoshsw• ' .I•Plttebuct.' 1 " •
V White. _ -
I: P. Petlect R. . Tteaver. z-
3
II ii mom; ,
.. mercer. 1 '
J.m.4 Qlll, . . 'F , IP. I . - .
Amp. Ati - eqw. - .' • ellrir• ' H . - " *
CY RI'S P. '3( A PELF. Westin:lt : olnd PA.. .'
- . . • - 1 CAnisman
.• 11 1 f enuirifil 'of - the .Pitrloll font , of
cltini - Iklll Count ottell 1* niOl
n mnr.n PI imllleaglnn nt. uMee. is Intended th
to‘ri, t. ni thit Fehuvlklitenunty hug dnuel
he three innnthe find thrfq, yoti , W !wry lee, to Blisdfd
110 , elltnn. it Will be, unqueitlfmably,-.•
ik that crery orAdier irr ! rti 1110 enanty.wo well as the;
!zone - nf the County:will he'enx{nhw'fn pree4rrii, a
r r will rrintain the name of every the PP rTie.
frain the County. that air Will he niiir tn'prnenre:Jhe
4 , •nnikina f relrk and wooded void fen:
flrt ...evorythiricr of Interest in gurh:il work. .1n orti;r
tea Ire mere he friellitateik in tble meter. we would rp:
D•rrtcelly request Ore reline/re end Irler;rlle-,ef.entaler.*
to Pchaslklll encinti. wlio are in'.-regimpn
11 , 1 N.1:5110.1.2 to the Coutity, 0ut,41 the Stele. to
L{s with their'-niimeet r pablientien In the ME
We would; vite. like fAidlere Akl I , Urfetiee of
tut Couote to hand xis lilts of the a rtieleir
of - lhe-liTront or nut
.100 ai'lhey r e prortrr, Any Inforinxtion fn.addlikm
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r.rlntfen to the per vi,ro 4 the rill sons - ri(tim County
in Ihi. Intermting epoch of our country'( history; Will
4 thrin!cfuJly rer41144, by
WANNANA. , Wilq:Lier%
.Publlsiters.
rorrs Tn:t.i, July it 1t.2
UftrfED STAOB TAx..BILL
A fresh sajlply of ,he United Slates Tax
1::11 eamplete i . jest rc4aive4l 'Priep 6 . cenis.
For sale at ItANNAN'S.BrtAcctore.
CO T? !ON STANDING CONIEFITER
The falln a
trl, see the reifies of the (nnnty fsOrnmittee
C. itnthorited rnlon Cone7tion, held •itt Pottsville,
X 171 v. A urust. 25th. 12:411 • - •
107 , 4 iMr.l TIXSVAN•'; Chairman. Pottsville; -
• TIF7N-171 7 Q•111f1R. Sehuylkill•liaven; • • •
' .1.74 I•„Tir . V.. - T,emont : • • ' • ' • •-•
• A P QPINNEV. )1011mi ••• - • , • • '
• .ETII Alinersvllle; , •
Ternerins: - • • ", • •
• tt_ 11V,NVF11 7 . I'ess:
.1 01(11111 AN. Pot it, Mr ; ' . • .
X Cii tZ cs .T 4 111 t • • - ,• .
IrNt C, nrurtiN. Pet ninon:
rrti Aar aXV VI If...rt (I.lolnn : - -
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PI(. R. 11 roIISPI,L,;SI. Clefs ;--'
W. W.-1116 1 f A 9. Piney e.
RECEIPTS
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Sntt.rel'iit;ntle to tie ifinera• "J ournal. since
101*1 ruidetniiom.
P.nj K Fbbar•to Jul* I `ll2
Itara Powell to Jan 1'63
T II Wit. torstoon to Jule 1 K 2 •
Sttn , A,Monto In 4ulr. 1'412 '
ttAnj rnntt to J•n.l
Sttrt et t to Alin 1'63 - 7•bn .1 'Percy to ro, 18'61,
I lt tn. Sent 1 '62
Pik 4 wrn•rt to"-Jan 1 TU . .
. 1 •111 adtma to.Mirch 7'04-
P Scro t o kyle 1 'Erb' ' *°-
Teti ' , Allier to Joh , 1 ' 6 3 • •
tonl-.Naele th .inly 1 , nt .; •
John Si ,rlAn to Jule 1 112
R I torrie to.ien 1 !
Me_ . ,.. 4 ^neld to net 16'62
91-I .c.bead to•Jat .
Wittret4tcr to Tan IFfa .
J M Pro.land 10 pet-27 '62 ,
Ilobletmon to:knit 2.'S '62
htar Itoman.in Jan
•r, Iw f K.lm to JanA '63 ' .
'll C r , ste;i to Jan !fa
rbocK 'mire in Jan 1' 6 3
yi.t, to Jolt 1:62
.F Fornal, to .1111,1'62
rh.v.L.Ta to July 1 ' 6 2 .
to Jule 1 '6 .
to, Sort 1 '62. • • •
1) 1 hand to Orr 1
Pcacbeere to July 1 T .- 2
!LW Thompson* Co to Aim 1 'CZ
Flo-tro Mitton k f n tn - S t ertT . 1 ' A . 3
!‘..lthcntto net t0,.7u1a 1 '62 '
it A Pet:none to Nov I° - '(3
Thcwa• F I'aortll/11 In Feb 26 '63
1 r II llopklna to Jan I WI
Win Willower to Jan 1 '63
Mnrr ' 4 lnigan to Feb 43
W It , 2.slhntno to Jun '6l • '
Tbna Lewis to - March 1 'al
Chi. TO-NCI, In Oct 21 !tre - ; '
John Williams to May 1'63
Jahn Oster to Jan 1 1
P Inn. IR '4‘3. -
• TiF Smith to Jati I .63
%Otto .11, 1 "63 1
:IT &.D ii Wvektl to ApAl 1 'F.3
i‘p2rlstlatt Flexpr In March I'r.3.
Al: law is fts‘faiffoice at Cincinnati
and 'Nashville..
THE communication of 1 . M.-11.1 1 , Of" Phila--1
delphin, will receive 'mention iri;onr•next.
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• -READ the stirring speech ofGen. FieFnont,
1-on our Fiis't. Pkge, ' ' -
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- Geo. 117: 'cif Indiana. has
been re nominated for
,CorigretuL:, , . His `•Dis.
'tria gave Majt;rity . 4.wo years *go .
,idn, GE(iRG FRAINVIS InAiN : has heen-rp
-1.aw41. from his ini liiionithen't 'in . England,
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alvi will reach Wa.shington','itt :about three
' . vreCkt.
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"TUE Lancaster County Union VonventiOn,
116 . 1 at Lancaster city on Wednesday venom•
lion..Thadden's Stevens for Cofigtess:
TH E H0n.•, , F1 13. Washburne_ .. of
11,v , I), : pn re:nominated fOr Congress Ucn-Ae .
11 : id • lii3triet of Illinois.: He has already
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terved . tl:rotigh ten sessions with signal
and iud - ustry. - •
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,:ix ii-thonght that oat -low tort ' l a st ;two
weeks, Nritt not exceed 8000;1 , 4,6000 killed
and wounded, ond 2000 prisonaes, iiied !that
the:whole 'Rebel loss is noCover 1000; i'lt . e
lost'thirty pieces- of tuifilerl— Iltik ril
-li t great question noir will the Aloy
,
ernmentshorten 'fyrar save •lires and
treasure. and effectu4crnsb. Rebellion nOw
and kirever, by issuing a decree of
pa . tion? That policy must be adopted.
not now 7
,The people sire ready.
Tag Hon. Alexander Henry has been re
nominated for Mayor of Philadelpbia by the
'Unio'n men of.that city, and thaTion.Wm.p.
Mann for,bistrict Attorney. A fail ;Union
ticket for the other offices hasalso been
.plac
ed
in theifield. . -
Tne New . lronsiaes has returned ,th• Phi a.
delphie, tO get bet mute, rigging, &c., in or
der that She may with estfety'gOink ses. The
Xew . botisides is reported sit being a cots;
plete 'access, and _l4ll exceed - the Upon:ter
tions of her builders; • • ' -
STAMPS FOR BAii PAPCII.-:411 impies
eton prevaili that the excise ;and direct tax
law'requires that stampt be: now, used 'on
bank notes, checks,, and on all' paper Men
tioned in Schedule ):1::; the late requires that
stamps lei Used on, these Tiapers on - ani after
the Ist of l Oetober, and not before. ,
MINICEOTA. - 11.611 foi thirty ;day's gr{► ce.
preparing - ber quota•.for the field under the
doubleleiry, because of the tiavage war pre
cipitated'tipon her by Abe
o seeettaion- emissa
ries ; her Sommer grain-crops standing in
good part nnharirested; while her men are
after the.red . pnppets of treason: . '
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Cnsatts Ixagisot.t., recently', 'arrested - for
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the sentiments expressed in his speechto the
Democratic meeting in Independence Square,,
Philadelphia, hasbeep discharged from cos
' tody;by order of the Secretary of War. '.-the
War - Department ,hei larger ma to,bag,.
and can afford to let thel‘:Philad r
Iphia torn-tit
slide, at least for the preseot._ , t, ' ,' - .
IT is thought that the - object ~ c ll the .rmy
fallineback upon the defence!' at Wa ing
,
lon, is to isa'oir,nrate a new ramprage, w ish
'can be commenced asspon as the nece sary
-drilling!operatiOns of the'new levies are gene
thrmigh with.. These, it is thotight;need not
Occupy more than two Months at farthest; and
by the first erNovemlyer it is heped, we , shall
be all ready fora vigorous onward . move
ment, ;:
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...1 COL. FLETCHER WERSTIM, oldest _ son of
Daniel 'Webster, is dead _ of wounds, teceivet
i . it'the late-battles. ' The fittitesman's young...
er son was in the army in Hexicn, and died
in service there, His daughter, Mrs. Apnle•
ton, died. some years- ago—so that now there
is' none left 'of the • blood ) of "Webster."--
Cilonei Webst er was at . one Lime'Assistant
Secretary of Sate, 'daring- Gen: Hairisbn's
A.dministration, serving State Depart
ment; tinder his ilinstricus ifath ',r, He was
alse.iippointed secretary io C' ley Cushing,
when the latter was minister to-China. _
'.THE excellent addresit of the
eontnittee of Pennsylvania, pu
65st'pege° of Alija paper, will co
tenti6n.of every render. Cont
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i timents except those of; the d i
arid devotion to the: Povern
Union,it echoes the feelings
every - true
. heart this dark
sNo'spirit of :disbrinorab i
with,arinedlmitors--no pande
indices of party politics—ar.e
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of this appeal to the patriotism and genbiosi•
ty of our loyal Peopla. • It-poi-ilts only to the
great and paramount object'of uniting:yak:-
lie sentiment in - support of th 4 best sdovern ;
me:it the world has ever Sein.iagainst tbe at
tacks of the most wicked 'enemies that
tic
,ireasoni has ever prodneeli •
Q . , Monday last the .a' es
sera in - ,'this v i cin it y, : were 1
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pleasurable excitement,, in.
thn position of affairs in Virl
port, that Mr. Greeley of the,
bane had been 'arrested :by •t 1
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authorities. They inirlygrin
Tuesd4y's 2ribune thus al r
rest canard:
• 'Many earnest inquiries Navin
id the-Editor of, THE TRIBENE
por ed incereeration in Fart La
;my - of the - Government, he' is e
sure all frieSais that the fact of
—ifs it 6ea fact—bas not yet e
i i i
edge. Ie is not,ir
,aare that]
any rune nnary yesterday axe
Custom ease officers, who did
any particular business 'with
good-natured as . s.be could .hat
should ever be`wanteT . at Fort
of course obey the summons :, 1 t
hi ha's duties • elsewhere; sad fi
toward the average w•cietY 4
tirement.. On the whale, he, t
Fume "of his not, especial well
yesterday.,oY. , , ' •I.
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A' PROCLAMATION ROM COSI,.
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CURTIN , 1 • •., .. ,•,
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33, 3 • , 3
Pennsylvania lei be A rmed.
Our energetic , GorernBr i s always awake
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n the necessity of 'precaution .. This was eir
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hibitedslast year Whenile furnished .:6fteen
regiments immediately I after the, battle of
Bull Run. In the, pre ent exigency, be his
issted,•the following Pit • lamal' n :
Chet montontßA of iimusytennta. Xg. . . , . ' -
In the name and by the authority of the Comtnore
WeEli h 'of Peonsylvanti.„ Antittew-aG.CuariN, Unreel:me
.-of the said pmaconnwealth. 1 t, ' . •
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PROCLAHATIGN. ,
Irher.dt. In the present poettion of affairs: 1f litexpe
d tent 'I hat MPS, %In? should tap taken to arm end preps se
our people for detente. • 'll • - .1 .: -
• Now. therefore.. I'do earn!iirritentlitaanti thi !mn"
i i
diste forniation.througheut he Commonwealth. Of vol
unteer companies and reginienta. In eonfoturtly with
the militia act of 1554... Aims will be distributed, to
the organlzation• 'VW be formed, agreeably to the pro.
:1' igloos 6f, that act. '. - • . , ,
- It Is further reenininendel,thet. In order to give due
opportunities for drill and inetruetion. all planes of bus
,.. loose h. closed daily at three: o'clock. r. M., militia per.
sons employed thereto may. eller that hour be at liber
ty to attend to their n Unary' duties. !.'
The cheerful Alacrity with which the men of Penn ,
sylvanite liars hitherto given thetitaaies to the Service.
of the count'', hes preseml heavily on het military re,
source!. lam retue4ot to ask-her ;maul!. to 'aertme
I ...forthir hurdene:"but AS theli raw,. require s that they
I ebouldto ar... It hi In their behalf.that I put forth the
ree,mmenclations herein contained, and. urge arumpt
fimpliance with them. ' 1 1 ' ' "
Given tinder My hand andthe - Great 'Sail of th:
State
, at Harrisburg. this Fourth day of Seixtember ilii She
year of our Lord one Thousand Eight Hundred and Fix
ty.two, and ot the Commonwealth the Eightynneetith.
e.- , ---.. By the Goier bor, • ~- ,`
c„„ 1,••• • . • . I Yu SiiiTi. -
1 . • ---- J ' 2 Secretary cat thbCommonwitiltb.
4'oo'
' ' 000.
2 00
' : 200 •
' 4 . F 5
2 tai
50 - ,
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2 Accowr OF GEN. MENErS DEkr../L.,
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1 ni) - ' FrOin Mak Birney iif the 57th,Pennaylvania
~ 2no ... . - i ., i .
c '- 2 m • iblunieera; who received 'tinder.", flag of truce,
. . 4 Ix)
•:-. 1 1; 2 00, 'the body-of Gen i.: Kearney; . a correspondent
• 4 titi . . I •
•,- 200 IV he, Ne* York . 7ribune, Vas 'obtained • the
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' ' 2nn t Bowing authentic account of the time ,: end
06 , • -
" 200 &Rimer Of his death t l ~,
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• .. I Th' e initte on,Mondav 'ftverilm lasted. abbot , ihor
7 . • . 4rn
hours. Ofter,o igh trail the vain begs n• to poor down In
2 tat • torrents , , withlheevy peali of thunder and-brilliant flash;
• • • nns es of lightang._.For a- tithe neithe r boo* -nor : map
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. 1 on . eould..bratist the storm. sod . the firing which lied been
.._ .r , 6 An grind-on for imam. time 'darkened, naafi stun in the
i• 26 stoma . permitted its reatuiptiOn. Rirney'R brigade of '
• eoo ;Kearney's ilitsioit will• ordered oat to line of battle.-
- ' 1..2 : 00
; They told not been to plate long before Geti;'Blroey ob.
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.6 to' j nerved that one or two resfinentson his tiir,ht. belonging
200 to some Other brigade. had left the position and titired
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2 00 t . howl the field. - The fact was reported to Gin: Kearney,
tbo end more troop. were asked. Mi. to fill the dingerotta gap.
'• ; ';i ii ) I Keirney declared it imposathid that soeh' an ow/arrant.
• 1 001 ed movement Should have been made, bat bialtiafy
himeelf galloped off to retmonSter. - Ile loadvertantly
.peased through and beyond our lines and wane...M.oo
more alive. Btrooy turned to ;sing up thr ESthitew
t,t
Tork.and puheut. In tbltpa ~t of the front. end !tam
ing filled his line of s battie held ground, ant{ afterward'
.repoleed•tbe• enemy at the po of of 'the Matowt. and.;
•drove him final the field The' ground was eat up. Into
guillik.froorwhieh as a 'Woe* cover the rebel skimp.;
1 rboritem fought us with dektolOtlnn. Hours paned. but I
, Kearney did not specie:nod , atter tasking March far ;
• end neer • for 'biro; Gen. tOrney toorluded- that he bad I
been taken prio.ner. • i
Early the neittooreini:bOvrever. a flag of tgiee.emno;
in foko Oen ; Lee. with -weed ithet. Keernera body-had i
ber*Omnd. and would be} delivere'd up. tlen,'llelbizel.'
Man at once detailed Major ; litroey ‘ eommaoding s:.th 1
Pennsylvania, to resort...lt; end the Metro omitted with
if flag and en effort of letantM and revelry_ but before;
reaching the'ootposts he tnet e pert Y baring the retuelos 1
.
to chitty,. They' had isien httroelottille deliveeed op -.- to
our men. without Waiting ; tor the 1111.41110 1,11441.1 to tome!
up. ' The• body bed ; hero rid iT .word, pltl.9l,Arattb,'
di tmoltd brooch. finger tinm , , and the reek twOk.'tn.;
w hi c h tt l e; General elwaya kept a large amount f money:;
' - por,a wonder the thieves bad not itolen b bonts or
i il
ebvt,. ; The body woo rattled nor mar. and mien by
)44.i0r flimsy td‘Washtegton.: lure it wax el tied.....•;
r l y
It war (pond that a musket hill had enter the left;
hip. nod parsed upward tbro sti lb* *biome into the;
earity, uf the body, no. &obit causing toabtot death.
'The Ortnotral went to Kew k,14,...1„ by the- 6 Veloek 1 ,
train, i in chyme of Stalor 111 .Of room t mean be +.
hot one 'theory an' o the limo ror the Geo ' I's Oooth.
lie mustbave been shot po tionetwek by a I' itharp.;
*bootee : : who ley hid to one 01l the gullies ow hit battle..
field.. 'Tom the upward obligoto cantos of hal; it ,
most be Inferred (bat the' rillesnap ISM t o4oweel
level than hi. victim .Mod upon. - . - t
Mona/ the vhdloto itteibiy to the the reoitillos iris the!
colored eertant of Geo. Eraniiry, who horst .htvo as sio,
fly of , grief on taking a Darting took' 1 the todybf his
datd:oxiseer.
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, w • 1ik ...:!.. ii 7 - - - „ ;--- nitimmi ,•• .•--...,, k
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nu: .!iii../ itoreis ihainated te• - • , ltiokeili
• Winiblatifetiene _, and ~Itesew tlitiy,Qllttagtssie,
eentheit rilaillindleldUiellhellaillii Sr; illitit
. Plightillsigt " ' ''• 1 • •i • .' , .: : ,
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.. , 4.;50 . - ciasiiciatelittiot.Sas 'lTSkies; '
; ' t b Atettanonte:lforniay. t 1.11162.' •
. I •Yesterdeft e elites - of Washington and. Aterandtbi
were tillad'erlltt anxious mode alienating the gar noes.
.Hardly Comte' of a knelt to tatter, idly but had mono
of itteltbsa - land strangers:met tabled, liste nin g to cm*
,of the 'platy ' trading a newspaper, or to another relating
his expertlince of a hasty retreat front lianasisse,and the
eroand battle fif Bull Run: , , -, . '. ,• •.• ' :• ,
. One geetlennur who laid this montimfarrlved hole the -
munity'il linekhaelog been nerdy ter days In thawed", •
mays ttuttent liFedneaday the end of the fighteananteseed
In eerntrittAnat on Toestlaynight at Bristow's being but
ii skirt:shit. Hooke:e'er:ll,lBbn tear the enemy. , •
•. The ireettil . clime; through I wid e ns flap end .
theeeltiow Ma &MIA that they were plareasely admit
ted lute M (11 461* as a gimlet* minteneut On, the pert
.of sir ' s, and the trpinkiertit tbeinnymow is that
, even liinmeiso - well as the Mtn I - Rebel - Generals have
for twirar, 7 ,onigmherated theineviyeen They:intended to
aiareh Mt Writhing's:l with theiteriaohrforns, by way of,
Centreville flans ilatiestati„ attic eb gin to Bull Itin. Int
'tending Ot' lotrieeh thieftuietvers.if it Was libelist net t
canary a nt r motet* do so. ,If this faili4tit•Sosallil
. tended te - e • 'circuit to eV, rear, enter Earyland.
and soultifth on to Washlorr. - !Bat tea far' thee ate
. temptiare.bdinres. ° '• ' ,f' - i ,-• ,' '-- ' !.
,Ou Winhaniday, Banker and irearhers.dlithiOna edges
tett the set on the brow ofahill at Bristow, drivitig •
limn VOW. woods withigniatha4, sad follOws4.tbeir
• laitreatitig ealunient as far at Ideas**. fad BIM thence'
to Ceatrettille. - In this eupdpaitent'Capt. 3. P. Staalbtde
of Company H. 34 Excelsior, trap trirsoded In the left
- tog by ar eas en blll. -- whiets gresedlttie Seek fortunate.
ly illathent trinthlag !hobnail. ' TWO teemed Newest's.,
, sy,taamild Francis N. Rawl and dawn Browiens. wrote
Ailio - woineded by the same ball. '. Capt.' ilanfiates. at
coatnt'ula!to the (hoot* his being arrnieded.le Stilettoes:
' Ostrantiotmt mitred et Witrombie - .lnnetiou on afteinmen.. We bad hardly 'Arrived before orders
game that should make a reconuoitsineeopfehiroad,
aetberniem bad been. repotted to have panted through .
War IRIS to niMosilerable gave. : B'e'ad gat on board a
. train foe :Mahatmas to awe what the !matter wet. When
• noir Bettie Run greet, a-bright tight ahnid.Alid bon
Mood). iteenteched It. Arriving Owe Bristow Station it,
• 'rubel:et that the Rebels each
diteeroyinga train of
nark -The enemy were In each hive that our 'party at
once retaliated beyond Nettie Run e 's - they wore fearful
• that titiy.wouldmatiank them. dintroy - the bridge. MIS
the. est of Fh/111 MODS of eliMp•l A telegraph loPera
tor weenie bard the' train arith a porket telegrephing
instrninent.l Mist ones rant a dispatch to beadquert.
ma,, bat lifter waiting's:me lime: received no answer.
, . 'The ettemY .hati(“*metti In 'Anise of battle and wets
makhig, prepatatimis tO attaek the train.- It Wits now
1 man without delay to Warreaton Jen:elan. when !It wet
Giulia that the dispatch had te e n repotted sedthat
llookeepwholir division iterion the march. :•.The retie'
moot. Without foie of time. drew three days' retirinsend
started no tint with the Maiden. (When neviing:Kett'e
Ben tresses:if the Rebels went linind..The division now
. advermed • klitratof Matte over • rtilllng , grmind, thick
ly wooded, With their skl rmiatters !ahead. After peasing'
Kettle Rini the enmity was founifltrforee, and al battle
at i•neneontinericest .- This was betwem 2 and 3 : n'elock
on Wednesday afternoon.' The enemy retreated before
. our adrenciag Columns a connderable 41-tettee.l The
Eirelatin fitigadle formed In lini.of battle undie a ow'
vetoes:les Me of the enemyti in oeketry and ertinery,—
At the time of the -attack :11.o(dier. had - no 'hiller).
though It afterward came up, poitring volleyallervid.
. ley intathriracike of the eranny..l
-- It will at this time that pt.. Sanford wee wounded.—
While In the hienital our f rrei dierorried that the ene
my bid .wede arratigeineo In several buildings for 600
of their watinded, having.t. at number of Maltreated; and
- other rislearlary articles.. • *ere' taken possession
of for the tint of our olio w nted.i While Cept.Sanforl
i k.
. was orrible way - to Alexamt. he Ird
hea - that the rebels
bad este ored some 600 - or 7 of ode Witt. and be lit no
able tolget them a4ay, liberated the Whole; toe man.—
' A windier of reverts have been - circulated .the Mat few
data. and even yesterday inorsalnt.thet Valetta nes op.
, cupledby the enemy? and the las h
report w as that. they
had.drivers (bettors/a (who were a tending put wbunded
-men,) from thevillage. - This 'detriment :Is !eorreeted• by
Capt.-Rain, ked, who stays 'nett up tit nowt Yesterday the
eneniyidid not occupy Fairfax, aril. he lay In • :hi:spits;
very neer the. 'tibal& . 1 '' , l I --• .I '
On both Friday 'and Saturdays Jackson attempted to
cut through our left and Peeler, laht was reprilsent •Ittt
out aenunpftsbing Ms •pninnee. Yesterday 'morning at
daylight, • tepee wis circulated that listed:cut Wawa,*
:through net left-Meek,. but this 's a ke confirmettn. •
' ,Attother gentleman. who left . the liettle held' of Bill
Ruh on. Saturday at 6 p, in:, says' that our miner bad
:been 41step:by ten battalions of hiraotry. who attacked
one of ~ our battalions. Mahe and nen ntater Were poured
into!the advancing reattitllone mowing [them down In
heapa.4l"Theininiense gape ca need I by mar artillery. the
were indantly fitted up by others_and the eoltia.(nts eines
on like& mighty wave,sweepingtbefore them, taking
the battery,' end compelling our e ter te.fell back.' Our
men, linwever, won re-formed. and held their pnition.
On Bettarday afternoon, about three &Chick!, the enemy
onened ounur left, being near Roll Ran, the Waster,
and cauonsiling being the Most terriftelhst My, inform
ail t. (c0.1455/1101lOth'retina )rtri heard: and be has
- tern hi notess thy: ten. eitgagenients. , We Wmptly
answered. The rebels C4trie op iv 4i.A.E. Colnnin,r ed
esent. -
log toilltadefrontsiand an fist. as; our • renerni moi
themilowi their ranks were Oiled Undo and maga V, rush
wonderful bravery bring irately. seen se the enemy - show.
ed on ttilti ri.celion. Thci left wing was eempfelled to re
-tire before them, Ifalllne back to pod ord.,. The lira
Of both Parties 1W4.4 hate been very greet. hat that of
the eoemy, at least, tout Insane of quis.. The fighting rat"
. Iced With uhshatell fury ran both 61 , teuntil between
- eight inid nine o'clock an
„the •ev ning.', Oar right and
tenter tniaintaintisl their, _position -Tate Colop e t add.
that Mote than 76,0ti0 *ere on th right wimp and Cen
tre. Who were. not 'engaged in Saturday's fl,tht At night
MeClehan edvsneed with 31,0e0 Vent troops flour the
neighborhirrA orAtesseldria.• ~. 1
- '; AtiOnnitie on Friday cinnonsiding eimuntmeeir on
;hob aides.',. In the afternoon , hetween.2 and S o'clock.
our fereei donee the enemy nearly two 'Mlles with great
lots. ;It is Said that on tenth mide , ^
ut-ii. were killed and
- wounded la the Miffing of Friday tad Saturday than in
be IM,ttie Of lair Oaks. I- . . " 1 ,
• • 'The prteeneis captured be the enmity Wallthe tights
Mad ikirmishie of thelastl five - or six days were placed
beyond, -the lines, Jerkton feillive them ptaltly that
they:would have to go where they ' could.,get enmething
to - eat: f:i lie could notibnard tritil. I
' I.idiall nest dwell upon the tiles of Fridoland Oat
urdry,. es another Coriesrrind nt.,in ho lava on the bet tle
held both days, will furnish . Ina: with the full particle
lers.l.-,The lateSt news la se to lioCe: 1 .-
i
Lest n ight at dusk, Peary utionadlog In the dine
'l ton Of Con 'retitle. , high lasted Over en hour and ..half,
was hearth A gentleman with left Weshington City for
the battlefield of Bull Run on Saturday night. stye that
when - be arrived there at helf.pait eight o'clock In the ,
morning. ,..,, here can no fighting. Our left aloft had fel-
la') hack • t. furwiled In the direction ef Centred le.*
Ile feft II I Run for Wa s hington at 10 o'clock yesterday
1
morning, pod beard firing in the direction of the battle. I
field.. llelsays that there went a the least from twelve 1
' tOstiteen :thousand of oar men illed - end wounded in
She bin day& fighting of Friday nd Saturday. •
f
~ Yesterday morning about 8 o'c nek4lanke's and anoth
er entire dilation were drawn to 0 hi line of battle below
War i er Sutton, neer Bristow, as the MUM: were expect
ed making on attack for . the pitiless* of-cutting their
way, through. .-, - ',' ' - I r , . ..•
A.,gentitirese who serried front Ball ' Run this moro
-Eng says that lighting was gologoo all day yesterday be
• Sworn Certt rev illeaind Thtientigbfersittep. . .
. Ye ste rda y morning, :hy ordering' Oen. -Pops, lib ears
and!five locomotives erre destroyed by fire,- together
, w itha large goanilty of ammunition aid stores, •
Bristow Station! The empty r o ars •ad engines ale ne, - ,
entlinatedi by a' nillroad.Anati Oho' was prApen wee.,. t wee. ,.
worth flB .00u. The Rebels horeed lwo engines and 48
, moll lit tit same plaCer On Tun-diy nig ht it is said that
*
.within *last 31 haunt the earthy asfalleulack to a
nen hue of defeties. ',' • ' I'
• literePorted here, and genteel!
Saturday lJackson cut through our .
'junction willa Lee. ' ,• , ' ! . , •
. The impresario last night and Chi rimming was that
~,i.
'one army [hale a much sirong,lr po Mon- then ' hereto=
fore: - Site hundred and tilt', or's. , re, - under the charge
of Clot: Larteston,•of Co..K. Sib; 7.ie Jersey. and Lieut.
:Henrys of the 3.lth Ohlo.• The lobe ers were rap'.ured
on Friday., jf belt aceounte. are re her gloomy. They
sax that 411 , the food was run out. and they bad actually
nothing to eat. - Thls -was aberiluttly true, is en °ter
- hauling their haven's : eke- titt4ng In the any of food
.- could be found, except two or three ipplee. an' t ar or two
of green rpm. sad in a few eager a 1 tleMld Pon- - They
say that err-UM e of-our men ',tiro pion dat Manassas
and-urichborlinod, but that ..lacheri . attar taking:their .
4t
names • allowed them' to go, not having Fmd try, give f hen.
..oe:bori , Who Wore raptured on tiolOrday atterte-on. nay
' that 'beg had had nothing to ralt all day. and• apnea red
almost hilnished. Sortie say that the whole Smathern
army 1445 Ise thefight,Snit that If thew vietteettl peed here
-the Soutlaeould yet' sand five huridn'd hoosind more le
-a very fell weeks , andlwe could leaver ship Jackson' uu.
lerrwe had-more ttiiii tries 104 force. It le Hid that a
whole brigade of the riretny, wet raptured by Oen. Kear
ney on Friday.. The prlioners nay they are heartily tired
of fightleg, and that It the penpie emulate( . the officers
'settle to to,ireen themselves, it would Soon- he over, and
-if ther olee got bark in their homes theynould never be
eaneht fightiog vale: A Ilootenant •ho wee captured,
' said that ~t0,;000 atteMpted to get thrmighTboreughfare
(lap. boahat only 10(,000 were able to do sett. The for.
-ems , he cent( aura- were commanded by Ewell. 11111 and
- Jaekeoni lie further,sind thanisekson had I been heard
• to say 14at in the neighborberet of.-Matuunas he had
fought * first fight in Air; wari'and that Itlbe was de
- tented, would , fight the last there. ; .
- The • erity hive now, direct communtration by rail
with
,Itic mond by , means - of holdiog, Mankato Jape:.
tier,.• S a gentleman, told meth!, morning;
,The ( oussod prison...a; of *hose rapture 'Oen: Pope
'peaks I 010 first do:match. were taken to !Alexandria.
to day , d serenely confined th re,. . H .
Geo. no *ail to Prorenratio 'tn day (bit he c rier,
cal aol re daring act than ore et:Orme! by the rebel"
i ,
ottTato ay:. - ,Out of the wood , on the-flank of several
of hie tier tees trearreed what aPPOotiol to tie rrrairgleri
foot 014 f orced—p - few, "(Milted, then more and JOOTP., un
til-not I their a regiment or two are emerged. lie, wail
coololet 11 de eired Oran they -were. newly upon
, hie
gunmen en he - ceugt , it ' tight of e•the red patch,' knee
them in be thei,retert , turned his artillery ha a tering.
litre won neut.-end klistroyetr,ohnost every ,man. , . •
• Theatabingtoo 7 ,Stor.of Monday evening. hays:;
We ve no timatiar.of estletuning our bites in ,11,11 lied,
-wounded and missing, of the battle of Saturday last.—.
They wire prinelpilly of the tronps - eninteeting Mellow-
etos and Fits d l iati porter'. eninmand, and ere eerie:loly
elated it form three to five tteminind. • - ,
( Amorig the killed...ere Gentesitt Hatch. (tin the Seidl)
Gen. Buford, (reportall!) COOLS:need, of fifth Artillery,
(half ofhebote bail' l .I. bIORII, off by a cannon ball;)
Cot Brow n.twenty'eighth Indisie • Col Cotters, of sea.
dotty third Pinneyintidi, lad Capt : Reed, of twelfth In-t
tante,' ;leapt. Weed- ,I - I. - -- '' .
: ;Among the witooded were Gerona Tower (leg stint off),''
C'eberat Schoen (wrist fractured badly), dieneral Rear
- ney (very : badly. wiiunded. , polimet Themes, Twenty
' reeond ii)ew York.(desperatelylthrongt head cut lungs),
Cninoet Fletcher Wetoterprf Mine.. (very badly). Genie
el Figet(in the handj, ColonetAlleys. of Sixty-fifth Penn
etivanle t Colonel Soest, of Twentymioth New York
(very badly); Lieutenant Whartonitif Eleventh Infant
tly (allghtly In tbe arm). - I
..'The itibets lest (leveret Ewell, titled; 9tmeral Jut
eitin:iaailly wounded: and. Indeed.* larger- proportion of
Generals and Other-held otlieent killed sod wounded i han
We didPexteptof ibis co rps oi l Mehemet, that stead the
brunt Of thir4ey's ettyagement.
ll - I - I:'
___L,... •
Union State
1310ed:oa the
!nand the at-
fining 110 sep
• epest Yosalty
ent and the
developd in
and perilous
e compromise
ing to the:pie
ithin the seo.pe
ion ey9riimilll
- hglow.! with
I oesequenee'. of
andqi,re
'ew York i r i.
. e =Government
ned.gith joy.
u11e0.43_ the at-
been 'adclhe'ssed
etpecting hla re
yette,, al ad the
aptriiined to. as
,neh incarceration
lute.to his knosil
e wv ... ,vistted- by
pt:tleo or 'three
not seem ;to have
'hp, ind -were ,
as
. le desired, If he
'- Lafayette, he will
lint for the present
els no 'attraction
that .plore WI re-
Inirt conclude :that
ishere' were • sold
flee very' of Our Wollinded—Appearanec
•
. ofthe l lntereiting Particulars.
Sprciatteorrerpondenee New rort: trautie
MiLL'iltrX Bairns rttut. Monday, Sept. 1, ISeR.
The ftwidanta of Oda letter:were taken down In dig
note.boOk on the bloody battle Geld of 3fattraaa
*bile phrrounded by the white. cold be illie of 1,800.
Main herov qf, the Republis,t,nd 5,000 tiring wildtera of
the rrbelllon. •
At li t -o'clock Monday. -ben. Pope 'vent a flag of
t rue . ' a - corps urambeladees to carry of oar wooled
,od In t r Satutday'r fight. I. • • ' • •-
Tour?, eorrespnodetat was Madly Invited by 'the Rev.
Mr. Vinelow.Cliaptale of thetith New York, to smote
pany the train. • I
Notellthatandlngl bad no passer anything to rbbild
it !thk '
tee if tie rebels hid taken a Taney to have retained co
a prisoier. I coald not withetkud the ratios pass.on of
eurlooliy ablebleMpied me lb tooter their lloel. •
Thedoips snivel* al be outer Una of the enemy's if.
dclics,hdationed *lope lha batik of Cub Una, oboist 11
o'docki and the white Causalities gavw as admittance
wlthlaitherr Hoes. 1 A eur:etta group of slouch battcd;; '
butternut-uniformed cavalryitbranged:' aroaud; us. and
A ortndad;detailed to , us U. - the Aunts lhilik.stood
ro
adon UstletellY sta rt 6at OA eit If we, were a sort Of ea
llotnil hoc,* show. IT The wens avoy otspertfit„ and tier;
erty entolliatileatlve.4 Chatting along the road, they took
piAn tt c : Squ ttjle-nell. staudicit around the battle Meld
e rn r,a one ads .'elmpanies. sod lattlalUons. ' were
about. eoldiera. there'd fa every style of dress enti•
161 Table, from s'snUrtout btinting 'jacket tea muskrat
overeat. Some *Orr dressed as ettillians;wlt6 'wiping
inhltik about them eneept ti 111/0111 Of.• T 0147 lbaJrl3o.,
'Thera I salted us how long hafore Metter would ellak:
'They .. ! id, .All yodi bad lotto eum to 'step fhtM lug us,
sod ne would Oroe, as Wei, were alt sick of the 'rec.^.
;They! ld they for ii me tlawillad gat voothireir to eat or
,tear 1 awl Goviiirienumt.
.1 . .011 had; out ceeehred A
MOON intim) Intim. kb/. Government for the last lee days,
: but hid lived no 011ie rocintrit, Ind the st4inly 'they: Iva
, 11 . 003 Ais at Slamusiitu still ace d every mad avowed
his itatenttoa to SAL total Wt by their latlepen.
' deuce) ; - l , ' . - I.- • -- i
I soy SRI 141.1> zoom ,
Ootidoot lei untouched as they.; tea la tattle. wi t h
' Alt etteeptlon. of their cape rind abort ;letid Of art a
- rfagolelsetterner awes, the whale elphhica' asottfrad • aka,
'schetetthe itherr had wet toes mod. • ',There neve pains
t tog elttotootattoot,ttp ourayortho !rebels mete bait'
' foofcit . ; ,
. The rebid !dead and Wetiedad hes ail too tlloposott of
• sod'uot a aloe. vestige ot sick. Mod, air wounded re
' wined on the fold.l kora: the straggliag whdlera did
: not kbow where they bad Watt taken to.
• Thisy were el ,
Idontly - t)itilott eerretly to the chrbt' by ttegrrete, for oe.
'casktially fah ditkinttint L eUnt , WWII tottoot r mint
f , •
1' , .
then Pik iir sll l Vosiatirlisie their 11104Iiiloti
lams sisename from the woo Of Abelr owe ass. r
ung, itiorttu. . -! I
hippo la lip* 6414 Tbe
pleluotiOgoil 11111. mod Wyo.
_she* akar , I
br.
anisralitie;:rlia'Oeltars add; they Lad ilesel MOM,
Arnim to the man not to take off fts•shnesetfour =M.
batittrawirbatahling;tbe nadir vu entirely tilmeglard•
.d.; Th e ,Ccat!migrate meshy is this dart arm bathe I
males; and thesetillatl awl wont, I hattrao
theerports that the wise*, is Wow tannintlinettitatearthi
Lotaborr. and throes through Akio's., fhtletterS, and
!tabby's Gap, to, i tint valley - Of QM Shanastdash.ae that
they Intend t tonrotent be foria on oar ,tght Haut. I
telkw• it axpetilant Svelte arti_y to withdraw to Mila g !
tmellalsitts. and reorganise. - - With eh army nrioralswe
ran ban on unity of movtiment.• ; With Ms army it dr
_ anntim Efelabta 'ma'am:l b. 604. with taw aiPalOr to
the, National Otwernateld to eseratt our artaY—t=
ten ,ourjaded Mew& sad re maths oar - tattering
than eau be dope at any point distant ham oar hue of
supaliew '' • • , • . „
The are of the enemy oat Satutilay was at those!" T.
• tartly ferrite. The Mieblgan bi were nader fhwabnat
twenty minutes. and ease off frith 110 we. outit 50.
as
Anbinsau's Brigid* w nadir eat ap.. - ;Tba tith Sew
Hampshire sultaned terribly. losing Moe, than ansehalf
• their number. • • :
In th• eve .of all the ealataitles of them ininerred
daya:tbe cremate oftheatisty Meer Hawed. VII were .
ready. *hand to a man. to Inert death then and; Hrs. ..,
.ueressary, to defend their Capital.. •
..
1: 1302 ;
lids ;Earning a sUght . skirmdsb took plat* t Hetwral
Iliarnsfit Mahlon. ,
In the tamest battitt Get. Hatch was wounded slight
tall penetrating tbe ham end body of his Mt
hat, flattened no lb* skull. •
The dead we ft being buried and lb* wounde d removed;
to-dpy from the list. 'sane of itoalliet. soda . a,ag .of
Oen. Stevens wee tilled, with it minty ball which" *s
tand Ms brain while berm lawdlattdsima into *elks
biarlat the enters in bin band: th* MlOTetrdellat having
Men . Fiala Utyo.setlnwas dasistant. Atelatorit
the Brits& eommanded by bbl Miter. was woulttho •
Pbillip•Kaarney was also hilted 'aim night Ills
body irsa ta tom paguesaat of by the • enemy, bat after
ward delirered nod., a flag of tram, • ,
Cot. Fliteber Wabstees• body. it is understood It be.'
Itramelrlaaed for tranitutsaiou East: .. I •
Gee: eteCleilial to day watered upon the &ides Just
,airiatiett blot: • ' • .
• •
Lotter tom 11 Iticlim;id,'DaMiiia7- ,0 • Of
• , i' ' , Pops's 011iews lisarl From. •
~ _
IR teenecian, Ira., Segni , lot 14432 '
.Dear;
, Prined-1 am where leset of an - it:plant o earth
I would be--tea Southern MMus. Thepbstels I Meet '
borriide one—the room stherldn'sni are le SS ter yo feet,
end wintears 146 pelsoners.34 of . whom: are elicits, In. ,
eluding General Prince. -It is dark sod filthy beyond
dewy:tikes. W. sleep on thaidamp. ditty door , Without '
bias tem bidding of any kind. Our ford la breed and '
fresh hest. without salt. - 'We get only half rations. and ,
.are e . x4il tided from baying anjl hind ottiside.-7.-W_ ,ent• de
peke lof water. tempt what Ile drawn' from the Mt hy
Jam ' !river , which is u wean ai If bested over a fire...—
Tou'haver no Idea bow shamefully-we are treated The
Milani* of the 146 are men Of all els- 7'ol
the'very lowest:helm' Uneasier* and amp fall In , '
bath* room Is •ther privy. which stinks awfully.ll its do
the men frowstiest and llthi. We are aliolied lig Ober
. ties. not even i rlue outside the window.
. The way 1 taken watt this: On the afternoon of
Saturday. the th Instant; the battle commenced : Col.
Suter. with six eempeoles, end the Liet tenant colonel
rift Major, moved out as sitlrrnhaters leaving! tue with
lb/ three remaining companies in reserve . Acenon as
the engagement between the intently Ibiwan. *semi
Gard •ii ordered. me with Onate computes to tsk place
In the line between the dented Massschusetta a Teem
•ty.reventh Indiana, which I, did, and then orde me
to charg e a halt. Which I did and took It, an then
I d
Moved on upon the enemy; Who MI thick end at Me
fore us. We were repulsed tit it, and Mt oftendi I rat.
ly the ' troops. until atter chanted Owe third t me, we
were attacked on our right flank. when a e age el
front - on mit g art beemne ternswoui..whish .was no to
double quick.' In repenting this movement. as 4 lurk
, would hese it, my right lootherame entangled I Some
y••ung cedar betties. and 1 fell down. - •I rrete 1444. and
tried to eatrleste myself, which I did,'but jest oo late
to Miespe the enemy, who Weir* 1M ISTO or Mx from
me when I fell. 114 throe companies poured la ' them
theetutetits of their muskets, end the enemy r turned
it.'• - Between this doebte lie I stood. expectin every
bell to bit toe . If 1 bad not been so exhausted,' IMmold
I
have tried to rot . Afeer•they got bold of me I t ought.
It would be eerie Aly useless. I send the latter .ay one
who tpes.home from prison:l I cannot write aX i nth ern
I wish. noreoch thing. as II would wish; and { Thal is
worn: 1 am afraid that I shall pot here another { Kann
to write you, for the fate of Oen. Pope's officer; Is i °Md•
ered sealed. . i • 1.1 .
.' Glee my respects to all of your tautly. and ask
and of all'other :Meade to remember me with k '0
and ebarityt I have In this way tried to do
and. If the country need Messer all ready to awe
ar than permed., flan. Pope to countermand
of his. We ran die s but one/ any isj. ,
Write me. and direct I. the regiment. in tb
I had a separate command (Ores companies) ah.
normal about the casualties to the regiment.
close. Farewell. . T. J. W.
K. J. Fielseher; ttadiann • I
LErtEd, liisOlL 1 0. 1211511 A M.
.* •': , . PlSEClllolff...Sipteciber ....
KeetonAttics' JOmmest.':—ln pm Nuance of
otte calL a meeting of the citizens of Pinegrove
at the Seirn , lllol:l.l*. on Ttiesdey eveniog., Se
24. forlhe purpose, cif derislOg measures for the
elk and wounded soldiers Of the Union. The
was organized. by the appointment -of the follow
fin.:—Prisident—U. R. TRACY. .Seretzsg , ..7 . -.)
hitt- .
The (Nen of the mill for tbe meeting hiving. ' n sta
ted by the V 1.54,4111. and remarks of a Ilke • c :Sraettr
havine been wadi, by Meseis . J. L. Nutting. J.. • sod.
K r al
J T. Kendall, they llosting resolution was offe ed by J
V., och : .. '
1 Remit:4%4 That the Scholl Directors' :be' fence
!offer the pubile schoni_house to Dr. Smith, Me
lreetor. throuiti.the Govesnor, , aa a hospital for
.';aeounded . mlalers.' . .
The motion baring been econded. Was open f
=and haring been disen.sed.was unanimously ad,
On motion of J. T. Kendall,' an additional eve
,Cwws nsesed,aehich hi as follows :•
i Reinlrrd, That 'a rorurnMtee of four be elope .
offer the bundle' to the Obvernmeat.through I
error. I .
,
The committee was mole up of the' reneging i
K Robinson, Jahn Bechtel. John !loch, and .1
I .
• ting. s Oomotion, adjourcrod. J •
T.
. KFZIDALLi Seel
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Idi l'
CIRIVOCIP'S MAGAZIN* tor' migns e t,
: I
republished by Looney' Scott 4 co.
tents 'are, Chronicles' of .Carlingford:
Chapel.—Part VII., one of the - most - itleresting
stories ever •publishedir by Blaekwond ;IA Sky.
Lark; Caxtoniana.--Part VII:; No. X.4l3'n tie
Moral Effet of.iVriteie; Victor lingo's ,liast Ro
mance; The Rights -of Wciinau,; Bien:mons ;
Across the Channel; Ten rearm of Imp rialit.tn.
An excellent number. 1 ~ . . , . 1
• 1
oserlSpeenlations in 'mining ,
stocks to . rife in
San Francisco. :•;
o rtr Five hundred tiegroes4reed by en. Cur
tis. arrived at Si. Lonis ± on Sunday last.;
- Mr . A competition ; has sprung up fo supply-1
ing the miners of the e 104411111 elope of t e moun
tains in California with-flour and prorisl ma
er"The first regiment of , the Buck it brig
ade left. Harrisburg for, the seat of war On Situr*l
day night. • II •
rir A steamboat wits fired. into by the rebels
oh lint Thursday, . when 3U miles shoes sort
I i • •
Henry.
• , .
— FM Idredrebels threaten ! Green;.
b.lieved.that on
wig and .forusedls
par Fifteett\-bun,.._, ,
rile, Mo.. We bare , C,fourteen hundred men tel
defend the town. ' 1.
.pr. The foice of D rtus at the battle or Arbelal
numbered more • than ' 1,000,000. The Persians,'
loft 90,000 men 'in this. battle; Alexandert<tbel
Great ib mt 500: So jays Diodorus. ? j
Or-The rebel account- of the battle of Bittonl
Rouge, announced the death of Cub Alexander
H: Todd, a brother .of lira. Lincoln. He was On
Brigadier . Gen. Holmes • Staff, and was Instantly:
killed. J
par The wife of •the rebel [Stonewell :Jackson;
.is the daughter of the patriot divine, 'Rev. Hr
Junkin, of Haltimo.e. Stonevall is lel praying
man, i professor of religinn, and 6elieve's bitrutel
to be.the Putnam of the Southern : Confederacy. 1
11:41r;is some parties appointed Assessers under
the Excise nod Direct-Tax; law , have deeline4
Abele appointments. ohing tn i the small ithonnt of
compensation. the Department will probably make i
more adequate provisions
psl he edit or of Tk; .I, l errk. Asts4/.7itaN
has 'impended the of his paper: b
he aieing
volunteered fur ',servile in the anti;. lie *aye he
has'been'ealling upon everybody to go to the the
War, and now, ae a labit call, be says cooi.
Pler'Among thepenne lost by the destruetio4
of the steemer Acaei. were" Mrs. Rebert Dols
1-owen and Mrs. RichaOson, wife of Capt.
ardsUrVof the 53d °h o. It.is ascertained tbsi
I oat more than thirty laervoos: tinned.' lJ
$-A Washingtonlletter writer says:. a I never
yet have seen the.ideal nom. The
,nearest &pi.
prOach to her was thu wife of a young lieutenant s
.whe sat reading a st,itripiper 'bile her , wounded
husband in the bed beside her lay writhing vilth
Pau'. •- I ; •
&The Etats Department has received ofseie l l
ne of the death of Pr. Chilies C. Bunnell, vol
- botanist in the expedition to the tourcee of
'the Nile, under Mr. Petherick. Ile died of fevett.
when the expedition bad reached within about 500
- miles of the equator.: • I d
friP•An array took place in tile 'hole' 1 at Fort.
teas, Monroe on Friday last„betweenla coirespoti.
decof the New York Fieow and the Captain df
the New York 99th regiment, who bid entertaid
'ed a secessionist, formerly the 'commander ,of
rebel steatner. 2 " I •
I •
• yirTwoDlsl, river: boats have beeni
commenced by Toutliniion, Hartnpee A, Co., Pitts)
,burgh, Pa: Considerable delay is caused in tSe
'construction . of such sron clads, owing to the die
cult; of obtaining Plates ae fast as the builders.
can put them on thel .i veuels. , '
'prlialta time, - iron vessels make tip the
British: navy. and there are but two o,three docks
In w hicti *first esti frigate', like the Warrior tin
be placed cis refit. 'So' says th e , London SatilvdOy
Review. ,Mat for sortie unesplained reason,; Brit
isb papers. we' have noticed. are mere given to
underrate than overrte the English' nary. •
Pir
James C - Orry, a nOtive of Ireland, present.
ed himself before Lieutenant Diesnrway -*of the
Fifth Artillery, now ',recruiting in New York, on
Satnednj,. and entered his name as'a- volunteer,
relining $79 beunty. He said he bad come hare
'With his fatally to And a home, and he was di.
termined light for it. This is true pstrintisin
A telegraphiit item (mines from'Califernis
sietiog that a. watibnpout shunt in the spsirsily
I settled portidn of Iwts Angelo' aunty on the 18th
of Angust, fifty millts from the ocean, fillint ;thei
lonelrevine with water fourteen feet deep. • A Man
I and woman riding in-s carriage were caught in
•
the good, and the woman and horses drowned.—
The ina, floa ted more Oui j a mile to a piaci of
,
safety: • ' 'I. ' ; • - t
jggyThe Buffslo;;N. Y. Claritential states that
an order has been received in that city from dire*
merchants itlrondon for 10;000 barrels of-robbed
petraletim, to bas delivered to 'etamonths. The
value of this onier is etre $152,000. Another
order ratite from Liverpool f or threslbundred gal.
lonsl Of Pease's iniproved engine Oil. and ,from
Landon ,fibr three handed gallons ofPease's tetra.
lard oILI . • • . I
Or A Ilnionlst 'of the gel - nth, eueopying a
,prom Went porition at' home, be. lately arrived' at •
theyait, and comMuniested with his old friend'
Parson.Brownlow it Philadelphia. 'A letter qua
the lattee..mentionr„ among the Items: of sews
brought from FaseTennessee, the banging *fibs ,
Gideon Thompson of Cleveleur, for beings lbelon
man. Hi also says that hanging. oullseation,
sod riervalloi-eftei staringj the • people of East
Tennessee In this feu. •Mc. - Thompson oust an
old gentleman. Ilia had three sons- and w son-In
bier in the rebel army, bet this Was not intilent
to late,; his life.. ; .1: - • ,
eDITOBLTABLE.
. . . ~... .
Write toidoititiirs• of. ' ' •'' IsCiarn ,—
The prospoor ot*opersalrei_ as Mt:
lice mount of l4O th ey are elfaus- ta "WAIN ,
booming darker ivory pssli.••t• • Atillackbers, mist
of aiiiipulaticut' of 63.000. 24,05 apastiiic
MS otimis I*, the dif e ro departmests .Iles.
wholly nnetiploymi, "cwhlgi` to. the ,sitiOlf ',,f l
American tallest. I I ' I• i • . I‘.
' • i I ' I •
.1111"Beckwbost 'ltrieit room on ,rich 1 cells&
win kill Paso iffobwally. 'llkteust. b. 'sows .fee.
soon es the ground's plougfried, Ititekwlitiatwies
to be poison to other,plissts.;aiid it heves-bootie
*destroy insects. It dos/ 'this probably by de
sttoying G. roots of the_ grasses': and hat* its
which they feel '. :No bud Wachs' beektibilit
Islas ground. ' • I 1 I • •1 -
' ISlEPConiteadars Porter. Who recontly seem.-
fldly encountered the rebel; Vacs ; Arkansas. Iwo
found by careful aipericeseta.anci by the meaner
ill which 'his vetsel; the &mei. recently stood the
I glints 'of the rebel batteries, leek-than olio hundred
yirds fries her, chit, bYlusing , a peciliarly pre
p red lining of ledie ribber lbotwoan • the .iron
pros Ad the wonders backing, an bra areenr lof
o ly-on. inob thick would dot ': bee affectedbu r a •
s of :that would , penetrete dire tithes of solid;
him.' Theintmeese saving, lof•oftight sad of az- .
pilese effected by Aie inaportaist discoiiiry will Ist
osee,be appreciatd.. ludeod, , lt is the only moth.
' oill.by shlett. the Ibee of ire clad gunboats Oa
tier welter= river;apractiiiablo. . •
' sluice Attila a recce 'pitch et E vansvills. Ind., Gin.
villrait—. i
" I want teityoit now, , ittlall confident* that
I i aro asked to teen isammend oftlettiraftail sac
sad as their term li but for :nide maeths,' whore
Oa votinteers ale . for • „three years, if 1 ins
pfacri in enamand rit ~,:ei o v a it dm/44 ma
- .e. no stitch sersie4 sod pccfciiiii. nit ma defy l is
are onbiste t r , do' ea their th ree
'I sta.& I drilled Itho velateers. chile it camp
t hem: from eight to ten hour. a.day, boa I'll 'drill
tle iim.fird'atis pilot ere to ,rire. : Flaiiieg, - sttiod
Oak I will eoiteluds that they; cin march further
ilk. day than voliecteers, said thattheY can light
better, and I'll se. that thail ito it. II •
1.:
_. I, • ..
I Oen. COlCOnAtr . a . 41P1110444. Or e° l n 11 1
bpra in Sligo. Ireland, in. the year 122, and
Mow forty. years} of ige. I •,. ,Hip f er,'Tbonlaa
atli b
Ooreotan, was an, 41Seer'i*Ose British iarmy, and
slow service inAhr West Indite:' On t e Inother's ,
side be is deseensell - fr-esi' the Dirt -Lacen.-
41ter receiving a.. fair Engliihr eilacat . and lit ,
1
teinieg. his, nineteenth - year, .he` :enter the Irilh
ennstalkdary force. performing the d es of that
'4llon in..Creeelongh: County D_onegal. ; ,In -- - 1848,
tV s ' same love , of liberty. and; hatred f tyranny
t tinakes him elm.trlot here,' wade in' • rebel
ip Ireland . J.!' :'August , 1849,. ha signed bis
c Omintsv ion. emigrated - .to 1 this - coon -, and Ws
diediately found employment in New , ork city. ' .
`Dow Parts Illostd no ihsnuirunn.—Prla money. ,.
be,
'cosine ,to officere aril men in the- navy, ti distributed
irt the following matieure:—Thei ervninandi rig officer Of II
PPrizeeet or equediem Mosinee ooletniseitieth: pert of the
rize nieneyswarded to a vases ice vestals, ,undey
. bla
noutuisndl th e commander .4. a ;elute ship' one tenth
tlart, if such ship. at t het imb PC 'cashier such capture;
was under the immedizte &attempt( of the eommandina
rlaer of the fleet 'or aqoadro*eihd threietwentleihe If
ship was salmi Independently of such superior . .oflb
arr. Tbe. share of the ementaiderof the' fleet Mid of
the oomnianderof Quartileinit.:deducted, the residue
t ir
is distributed Moons aldeth re doing duty on board, se.
dordleig to their respective , Ow or pay 10114 serving.—
be law provides that if onelor Mom ,sash In the navy
baif.be within signal distance ee l another, in - milli ria
WO, airshsil sham In the Prise, end' the . money be
tribated soloric Ill,* olive", toe erew of both Com
°dery of fleets oriremednlna are nut entitled to, re
ice any Sham of prizes biker' by vessels pot 'nyder
heir
p ho rotes imed a tt ma s. ro y as, t. o4ati beva d. rioS u oj oa sur by h ib erse T. t or ,
i tgo rlie t o u f
• ntended to btpleled under) his command ; Willits they.
aye soled unler hie immediate I, orders . i The qatstion
n
dbeen asked whether theolleers.and rnrws
. of mined
&reels not belonging to tip navy, are entitled to Prize
nej,. The law says that they are, and it provides tor,
I is distribution. in the sanseeetanner saamong the ofli-i
Irmo and seamen In the easy: 1 It is generally supposed,
• bat - the fees of the United Stela tilee-hal are ex.
, rosier, in prize risen: but I resent 'set:provides that
the annual selaries of the Distilet Attorneys. Prise Coma,
Fzilroloners and ilarthal shall Woo rase be so increas
ed' Under the several seta:try eemperisatiOn In; prises, pat
rdeacied to the ' sgarelPte.i the :folkiwing I aunts :4Dl e
el atiorner. 45,00; Prize !Commissioner; 43,000;—.
• initial. Wm I. .
. „
I, att lon
am 1g-
I mull
I tZT.
.
A 001tROPcoririr,. of the N,w York Tribtme. welting
under , date of " Alelendels; .s.. Sept. I. 1862.^. states:
The dead. the'dy Ins, and the wee tided still crowd tab
streets of A lexendils. Thriimands' have already %fent
sent to the hospitals In %Viably/top - end to the eities.of
the North. Ten. fifteen. twenty thousand will hardlit
cover one loss in the late bstties.'l Petunia other of hitch
elinfscfPf. sod *l O PstflelPsted in alt the battles of lest I
Week, barn this our deed treactuelly tying in beaus!
by the side - of the Orange and Alexandria Rallroedi near I
Mammas .lenetionoted_fiti the ditchesirduad the forts:,
erected by-Beaureaerd.' The ipropektiniPtif .the'deadet
outnumber those, of any . olhtl battles ditring the
Rebel and National aoldiera!lie Meet he with tbeit bay!
(mete locked in the death Stalielev But. f • Irstifr .
deed bavieyet brae butied.l libeir bodies lie festering!
in the Pan. and the revel 'tinny. In their ritgernese to
follow.up their victory. willl•not taltelittie Co mist a tete
shovels full of earth over them:,
1118 n.
IN preel•
is held
. umber
i Iler of
1 eistiot
i OR O.
IlLit•
THE COAL TRADE:
debate,
.?pted.
+glutton
I
gelled to
12t• One-
&snits
, .
Po,ttsvlll.e.4leiavnibei 6. lons.
The quitntity sent by llnitejad tide week
838 17 7 —by CiS i nai, 32.071 11:1-fo'i 'She week. 87.,i
81,0 07 tons against 37,,003 for the correapoaditig
week 'last' year. • •
the in-freais i r this year from this !legion ao far,
' i 5182,302 to n s Over the oihiPmeiits sear
son to the asme.time. The ircreasi, by Railroad
'is 308.819ttoss.' The decrease. by Canal Is 124, 1
I•, • i
517 tosi,. i • , .1 ;,
'Froiii all the ; Regionslwe l are behind last - year's
•••,
shipments, 250,374 tone. which lois! the remain.
der of the eestiion einnoVfnily malip
.' The trade suiii.,up' tliql•week , pared with
:last year as follows: II ,
; - • 1;
gar been
I
be cop
!Salem
MEM
28.04
31,3991
15;26
33,165
16,42 E
4,413
21.888
25,840
P. R.
Schttyl.Ca nat
L. Val:R. R.l
Labll(6 Canal.
Scranton lVtit
Do. Nort I.
Nun. Coal Co
Del A - Ilutec
Wyoming St.
if m tlop,
Treverton •
9h. Mt,' I.T
Lyliens Val "
7.952
7,161
1.67
1,932
2 793
A rtik:s . to , the last artiele,in the Philadelphia
Railroad and Mining Regis ter. on the Sehnylkill
Haven and 'Lehigh !Valley Railroad; le deferred
until our next.
RT:DCC7IO2 Ur Totts. ON THE
-MINE HILL RAII.-
2610.-- The and.
ltailroad CouiPsay• , has ciiisolnded that its charges
-for tolls and tranetortatiois of Coal frees the .0.1-
lierice sari of Ilrood/fountoitt to Sehrydkill
Haien, will ion *Ai the charges . made' for. ,
tolls'and troneportation to the !ache place,:ria.
the Mahaboy and Broad 1 51Ountaln and the
Creek route. ,iThe' reduction will be made frtn
'the lieif September, 1802. 1 .
. Th. coat market... •
POILADNGPOtA.Fepteniber 5,1862.1 j
SchLylkill White :Ash' Lump Steins.
b'pat Lod Broken at • 1 $4 8604. 901
Erg and Store, ' • • . 4 7544185'
Re.) Ash./ ' ' • 4 90®5 Otk.
Lehigh Cosi, all kirids; . . 500'
' , 5 50a6 :op
" 'Vehigb, , , !-• b..50@6 •00
Toitc, September 4.—The 'den:tend for
foreign is fait...and the 'rnirltat is eteady; but the
supply is light.- Domestic is firmer 't i tle reiene
advance, and. is in brilk demand •at $5 25®
$5 50—tbe letter fro" '1
1 1
reit: Riebelosia.
itrids+et; : 1 1 65.
Rhode Island ~ 1; b 0
Bin York. • 1 15 .
Alexiot3+la. • ' RO q
Ft. Moir% • ' 226 .
Nerstch, 1 00,
Neseriti - 140 '
! • ` 7,2 CO
Kr. London, .1 1 'ilk
•Lounton, r 2 05
Newbnrypott, ' • 230
Alan.
Ph b llide y tplaht. 54'
Illitno Read. • • r
110:1:424; ••
Calatiu,•• •
olouseel4N. ! ' 2
10
• DanTelllollll. , 2 16'
Johns, N. 6:, 00
dyed f..r the week.
Coal Visights Yr
To Portlan; - t 4 42 0.
BroctOn, , ' • • 2 "20.
Salem. • 2 2°
Pqrtemont 2 re
N. Degfor l - 46
Newport ' . • 172
N Haven • 1 Cb.
Wasbinstoe, - •, 1 en
Elartird. 2 31.
Penparota, 2 501
Trot', • • / 2Ct
Partoeket, • 2 02,
Key Wet, • •,• '• 4 74;
Dighton; ' 1 82,
. •1 7.1
Newtiern'
Augusta:, , .1 . 2 ' 371
n - eapolts. ' • ; ''4 22
Dampion Roads '.2 2
172 weasels and 113 hoots '"
Pielabia Frain
Bostuo,'' 60,
ltalem , 1 ISO
pr e wburirport, : . 1 aq;
Porllana f l 1 00
Provldanna, ' .I I 0
'Fall RITor, I 00
241111r1, • 1 00
Tiantrn: i il2O
Paaitsekiti l • . 11 20
'Norwich. I 1 00
Nam 1 / 1. 3r1y : , .• • I . 40
• . 1 - 1 i I - • ,
Tare or Wattage to' be allowed Coal
whew litemowelitted at the place of De..
,
livery'. I . -
-
Thee' r. widated to the bo ck :' , ' ore rms tIUIT.
When to welshed awee'froin the Doek. '-' two " -.. '
. ; - On. BM &Meg 'Might. ' ,
„ When tbeVoel fall. 'bort over Ibe oboe. ogutapt, tbe
eevel to be tetteetttble be the deficit to the limo.
She ex wee of teAreliblog Is to be, paid, hi all ewe,
by the roost : one& .
1 }1
Aptll b,'62.
fear Schuylkill . .
cuylkill Coal Ts4dio r 1111111. • •
' Quantity et:Osal mat by Unread and 13stua •ter, the
week ending , es Tharaday evesilna last:
Ir ,
min Pnet,Cerbos, .
Pnttsvii6,
13ehairain Haven,
.19
Auburn,
,I ••, • ,
Portfellet;e:' t
. 1'
!total tor work, I:
PE ev toasty tbia year,: !,
To same Unto Lilt !•er ,
• I • • 0:1019 01
In;•reeve 116' tar,
Dern/sir; . „
ehuilhilll Ratlreashtlleilt:'
• The folloariog Is the quitotlty cor Ceat to id user
Ure diffdreit Railroads 19 - IW96ll6llrUeity,
voting os- Sham:lay sinning list: •
• , Will. ;
mite mu a & Ilavosilt.s„ ! caw 17 j,0ar..740 IT
116.„ o. LIDS Ol i "Mel 10
SAtiylkill Taney - - 1,081 111. • 142.196 13
MW Oast, I " 'l6.6tt; 96 ; • 431.04 k 06
Little ," ^ 7.1549 . 117.439 It .
SlahaDor4 Broad Y • - 3,44 . S, 111 , :6 ; 46 as
•
ENNII
64.6.19
734:1181 32.972
537.6271 27,713
849.39 . 4
. 57.9,8 , 1811 16.689
i 64.300:. 6.638
396,w22! 26.431
.48z..* 2.1,350
.:13$.00:ii -
181.362; 7,417
.18.8631. 4 841,
1 , 36.1 88 1 1.218,
51.337 i . 2,629
62,8,981 . 2.989'
!,51,F154
PZ . :I 9 PI
2141.2 if
905 1333
212.24
256. , 99
252.756
274,951 1
i,t2d
2143 6 23 ,
550.499 ,
43,59.0
3014,219
1124.617
341.722
1384,046
4 70,502
46.969
d 109.923
dl 0,610
1 136143'
I 1 ral
53.3451
13,1416
13.211
9.134
d. 2,719
5,174.974 ;10,N19
4,724.8W19T.C91
200.371ib3,53t;
4
Derby, 110
New London,'
.
Albany, •th
Troy, `ls
fl dine. • `,
Pouabkeenala,' . • .1,.061.
Tooker*, •
litta;rt
fbr& Davi!,
I 'Middleton, 3 '26
16-410 yr
7M 03
24F21 ►0
-
• AIO, 00
8472 e►
9.'36'10
1.050 00
*an 00
1000,00
k,,911 10
67,6,626 Oa
I 54 MIS 17
1,358015 UT
1.t13, 1 1.54
),Irr.oss.as
ar9,1197. 111
781,1 . 14 IS
L 94,118 13
ri • cos! !rails , flOr
Amount tfamoutSslaithisl4ol•l4misodba
t• i want.; lIPOTAZ.
DIM* 011 2111hr11•1 1414.14
Atgbh road, 2,142 041 - T,173
I 204k4 - fra 111.1111. Ss* 1154114. •
ongakintity last •
rar sae" .-
1
„01121stech (A :Parido•lON) '
R.aae.r LaS4 Roark *CO.)
*resat kik_ ktipit l L. *
lifted) Pirtifdat...
speis i cllit.. (MAN.
.Colieslor: *JOssos..) -
11tarver Sulam '
S. F. sbaaaa:creit . s4. a am.)
Sp. (J. A. Ueeritry, t Co
grim Mt. (*alb)* A* • •
laddo Mow. • I
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rßau.,
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' 4 ",),se abitifers.
'E Total. 4
Ouse aim last year,
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PIZOVIDIZM
NEW AD,
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HE • • Herres men*. : 'Stands! iforthe
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Maya ill Hang ou tbig 234,24 th awl t•Stb ofphitireNat
mood: rlll be 'gold it public vale, at,Wasblctittou , 110.
gebuilkill :liana, as 81TMIDAY,119itlabsik 13i 64110
INTL 6.'R!- • '...! H: '! ! r 30 t ' -
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• • o eouseloonee il the ime.reiflr of mskial ettiogs. I will
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- ; , POTTSVILLIG, PA.
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Are curing the Sick to an extent neTer
before knovit of any Pledicine. l •.'
INVALIDS, BEAD AND JUDGE FOR VOURBELYES.
,
JUI.ES DACE!, Esq., the la ell known perfoner, of
Cheatnut Street, A' dladelphia, whose chines produces
' are 4. , and &Calumet every miler, says: -
,__
o I am new to my co. your CerlAttle. Pius, that I
have found them a better family medicine, he commis
'we, than suylother Within toy knowledge. Many of my
Mends have realized [marked benefits front thorn, and co
incide with me in belies soil that they pores. extraordinary
virtues kw driving nu' disease* and curing the sick. They
me not only effextnel but safe and idessant to be taken--
intalithe which mud, make Meet taluedl
the public;
when they are known.° :
The Venerable Chatn eIIoiWARDLAW w from Bala
tinware ISth April, PtS4:. •
' "Da. J 1 C. ATSII4•I Sir: ['hese taken your Pills with
great benefit, for 11111 liedesmasi, humor, Iwo of appetite,
and Bilious hisadarlie s 1 hich beenf late years overtaken
me In the-swing. A few deem of your Pills cured me. , I
have need your Cherry Pectoral puny years is my family
lbs toughs and colds with nnfitiling swum You make
• meditinus whirls can; and I. feel it a pleasure to conamend
youu - for the good y nit have done and ate doing." -
:JOHN F. BEATTY, Esq., Sec. of the Penn. Railroad Cu,
" Pa. S. R. Ofifer, Plardripkia, Per. 13, 1k153.
t "Sir: I take plemure in adding my tudi ; i ..... to the
efficacy of your medicine., having densest set)• material
benefit from the We of both watt Pectoral and Cathartic
Pills. I mu never without thew in my family, nor .ball I
ever cement by be, while tiny, means coif linscure tlienos
'The widen renowned S. S. eTEVENS, M. D.;DY Wont.,
worth N. 11. writes:' - '
'..iiavinit use d rill' CATllo,ll:ite Pitts in my practice, I
certify from experience that they am an invaluable purga
tive. In teem of disitudered (onetime - of the liver, causing
beadathe, indireation, eminences, and the great variety
of diseases that kinglet, they area purer remedy than any
Other. In all cases Where a purgative remedy is reiptirW;
I•confidently regventnnnt,the.e Pills to the public, as
isperior to any other I have ever found. , They ate ruts
In their operation, mid perfectly sate-- qualities w•hich
make them an invaluable article for pith's: use. I have
for many year, known your Caen; Peewit u the best
Cough medicine in the world . end there Pillki are In no
wise inferior to that admirable preparation Oar the boat
' went of diseases," i ,- ~ ,
, o „gam, Afe ;,1411 , 4..W; ISMI.
• o De. J.C. Arse ...Dear Mr: I, have been affikted from
mittinh with errofula in In wont form, and new. after
twenty yean' trial, and an untold of andont of shffenng,
have been crimplefely cured in a few weeks by )our Pins.
With• what kelings of_repticing I write• canotsfy be
imagined when you nudist what phase suffered; and bow
"long. J 1 -
"Newt-uhlil• now; have I hien free from this loathsome
ohmage in some shim. At times it attacked my eyes, tad
Made me almost blind, hostiles the unendurable ion; at
When it nettled in the wale of my bead, and destroyed lay
hair, and ha+ kepttne Partly Wild all toy days; sometimes
it came out in my fare, and kept itker months a raw pen.
..fifteen nine weeks ago I commenced oilking your Ca
thartic Pills, and now am entirely lite trout the complaint.
Diyietes are well, my ckin h. 'lair, and itty hair has, com
menced a healthy growth; all of which ' wakes ing feel
Illnady a new person. ' '' ' r•
I O. Hoping this unateinent may , be the nine of conveying
;formation that shall do good 10 others, liatir, with every
;fitment of gratitude, I pun, Joe y 1
'MARIA RICKEI ."
"I have known , the above pained Mena Uscker,Dow
her chit:limed, and her statement is strictly true.
' ANDREW J. I'iIESEEVE,"
' Overseer of the Porisitswith dlinufarinting Co." .
_
Cm. JOr.L PRATT, of Ilse .Lip Marion, writes Jim
Boom:49oth .Anni, 15.4: ' • , '
o Vicar Pala hare cured me from a Whom attack which
arose from derangement, of the Lome. which had become
yen eercao. ; I had tailed of an) relief .1.). toy Physician
an ,
d from every ni
reedy I could try; bind l e few dome,of
your Pill. have completely tempted nie to,health.' I have
given them to my children for ss orme, with the beat ef
fects. They were promptly tweed. I recommended them
to a friend .fir costiveness, which had troubled him far
months: he told nie in a few day. they had clued Min.
You nicks the best medicine in the woe* and I ant free
to say so." la. i •
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Read this from the dictiniched Solicitor t . t h e cutworm
Cosirt. %lime brilliant abilities have Wade hlm well
..•kulawn, not only in this but thelesighburinp Stater.
. , . o New Orleorar, SEA .dpeil, lat.
o Sir: I have great, ealieriCool3 111 asounni you that
tnycelf and family have been very Meth benefited by your
medicines. ay wife was cured, tern yearn lines, Of • Se.
were and dangerous cough, by your Ceeielle P1C" , 01 , 44
and since then Iss lento) ed ;crawl hikith fly childless
have several mites been clinr firm attacks of the loam ' " "
eaza and Cmitis by it. It te au invaluable remedy fiat
them neuirlainnz Your CatHARTIC PILLS lave entirely
eared me thou nt dyspepsia and costsvenees, which bin
grown rape ,one for mew years,— indeed, ibis cure is
murk more imptstaht, hum the tact iluif I had failed to
get relief from ihe blot Pliymciaricishich Um section of
the country effort., and front any of the numerous r€lll4
die. I had taken.- ' . 1 ~' , 4
" You e'en. to us, Doctor, like a providential Idealist
tit our family, and you may a ell MINIM. We are till Ito; nain , "iil of it, . ;Yours respectfully ,
i ...-- . ; , LEAVIA' TIIAXTER." I I
t o Simi. Chwel.-r, 0,14., April su, la E
t.
Am 1. C. Area . = 11011011,1 SIT: I bete• made a doe
sigh trial of the CATleleTle PILLS, left toe by )01,1, agent,
and hate been turn by thensof the dreadful Rheumatism
,under which, he found me suffering. The first dose ray
:lieved nte, and a 'few enbeespient doses have ontirelit
'removed ltazdireasiz I feel in better health now than it
nome.yeata befige, which I initiate entirety to the, erects
of your Canteen Petra: YOU," with great respect
. LUCIUS B. METCALF.. 1
' The above are all fromperisuns who are publicly itrarn
where they reside, and who n mild not make ihme state.
swats Withodf a Newnan conviction liar they were trus 1
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The only true Pain Ex
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RILLITT'S PAIN EXTRACTOR all ears wools& of all
kidde. ' . , . • ~- ' , -•'. , • -
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- ludammatlon. I. . .• - -., - •
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she, Morrleratkm._ , ' • ' '
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kind.. ,•• ; - • . . • : - •
DAALETIS PAIN ,lIMILICTURIturabt Blisters' bee ed
pain or uiark. _.• , - • "
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lnfuwd by Animals, thaerta. or Beelike. • .
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Scrofula. Seale Mead. I ' • • i _ •
DA II L a L o Z de., Y`S (II P I A R IN Ia
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‘ - 'eedite T—lf ymilsairs whined le the:Army. send
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sari Ow sardine it, mod It by mail. ' It will end you bat
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Posters 'temps. of 21 rig. for the emanalse,or AO eta.autt
IR Wear the awelleis and larynridssa. • i
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Jaa. , 13,1M. • - - , '-• ' - • s.lyeer
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34121 10
Man ;Panorama end flanstionte Diewino. -bass
thip i r m es e mmog Hge Inmtdirtdadlionfoand.mais
enngikedy card by the Amu:al-1..
saw
• .'•• • • •• • Tnil.ctriuxine - -
of the stedirinebdlreet thematiose fo Um or.
`Mani tfsierities. sad hy $ idterling tborondlt ton• of. the
`stomach and ficor that the stork! prhmelpla Of the hind
te loot tenwerted into cougar so ionguitthterstrife ftlt•
Aar Inalooes el the JJ
r, „ •
cONWEITEITION WAT 1 • ,
which ghen Haile mane elms to' rewire; their, Itailtht
ton. sad "More We arenTher to stater that tb. Constitu
tion Water Inte stunt toort.ease ofEttato t es in triad II
has ban Ono. „; - *
Simi. do tabu SlotildsuColollll.l4
Brisk Thant Dimwit/AU and fer
/Why Dlnelmarges. atter ;
-• *.- .• tlifintotimmg. , . , :* •
. ; ,
necal Meg from cal add the sumo Mint Ufa be
olitireft-eired by it* Conatlnition • Water, If tidies for ,
' any length of time.:" The does should :miry with, .fhe an
rarity of the dieemse.foin twenty dropi to a teaspoonful
"thou these • din In water. Dating the passage' of the
' Ealoulai. - the pole led.orgont symptoms should be cons ,
bated with. the proper recordlse. then *flowed up with
the Corotitution Water us abase dineted. • . •
IIffiMENORRTICEi. Oft PAINFUL lIRESTRHATIONi
• • AND 2S, Illefolllll AGFA ON VROY USE • ,
: . FLAWING,' ; •' • '
Roth dbessormising front a batty Pieretioti (WHO marb;. l
stool lbolgr—in one nog being toe little, andloteeom.
panted -by serene pain ; and the other a too prOfuss, se
erstion, whit* wtft be speedily cured by tb•Constltitlon
:
Wetter.
That disease knOwn lie FALLING Of THE' WOMB.
which Is theresattoft relaxation of the: lissuinits, of
that Organ. end is known ,by;' sense of heaviness and
thereto pains In the bait and aid... and at Omar
oanpantod by sharp loweiting abootingtoles Menet
the parte. wi11.% all !SW. he psomred kallis modish..
Theo Is another elssl ei :Zsgploins arising froacialtl-
TAME OP THE WOMB: Inlets physicians-Mil' Ni,
1 guniaiess. - which word up muds Ignorance, sad In
nine awe oat of teat the da•tor does not oddly knew ,
whether IM symptoms are the dhows. or the disesei the
stopping. W. can only enumerate them bong Ispealt
man particularly of Cold Peet, faloltation of the Usart,
• Impaired Memory, Walkafalnan, Plathas of Heat, Lao.
gam Casidtoda, and Moon of Vision. • •
, • SUPPRESSED *EMACIATION,
••
rded his
Wbleb In the *lvo s Is a constant ',flirting;
disease, and through nagleet tbe coeds of more grata and
.danarroncussladiaa are Oa matte and as month after
Month panto mahout an effort being made to midst so
tcire.'ihe iroPprve*n honor awash., the netlefit Ulna
nally louse bar appetite. tba bowels ars eonstlpateCnight
sweets roma an, and:Cgiarateption 'finally ends her a=
•
Tbl. dierusecdeperida apon'ati Intiammatil'os of miens,
lining of the vagina and womb. It I. in all cams . ae•
eompanled by *nem palis 'alba beck, acmes the bowels .
and through the hip.; jA teaspoonful of lbe • limliebut
mvy hqtaken.three titres a day, with an InJerthin of a
tablespoonful - of lb. tnedieine;mlxetl with a bey-plut'of
soft - watpr. itointlng and overarm.
IRRITATION OF TU NITIC• 'OP 'VIZ BLADDER,
INFLIV#IMATIoNRIDNRYA, AND• -
TARRII OF THE;BILADDER.PFRANOVKIL
• • ' •• ;AND BURNING. OW PAINFUL - •
, . .
Tier these diSesses it Gt truly a sovereign remedy, amt
'fixi much cannot be wild In Its praise. A single dove has
hems known to relieve the most urgent symptoms. '
i • Are you- ' troubled *fib that distrresing
. small of the bark Acid, thwitrb' the hips? A taupe:maul
a day of, Oilcloth alien Water will relieve you like magic.
.
•
FORT DYSPIIPSIA, ' • •
It has rarrattnal in telletrliag the most distressing' settlir
tom.. Alan, Ilesdarbi4 [?sunburn . Arid Storneib,'Voirp.,
ItteUtforai, At.. Take I tirierinnatul atter, dinner... The.
cave In elk relies. tnayhe Increased if desired, but should
• be done gradually. • . . •
PIITSICIANS • •
Ilive long 'shire threw uplhe use of buchu, euliebe and
juniper in the treatme n t of three dlseasesi and only mai
-thentim want of a better remedy. •
•
• CONBTItUTION WAX= • . '
Hos proved Itelltteqtiql to the Wk thft_:has devolved
uPon it 7 • I
.• • •
P DIVRIST.IO3 •
!MIS,e and dreneb Ibe kidney.. and by sonidant .nas
sooci , lead to ehronle'dygeneratlon and•confluned
. ‘ ,
. : I 1 DANiILIS, Pa; Juni 9;1662 '
Dr. Wm. 11. Ottrao l —tornr . Sir;' In - Pebrom, leer. 1
was selleted.with the 'Apgar dlabetes.ito 2 tortes months.
I pad more thlm two gallons of watei In. twenty-tour
blare I. was obllge2 in get op as often ashen or twelve.
times during thii night, and In Ilre *nibs I lost about.
fifty "mord% in weight. Daring the month of Julg.,Vidl;
1 procured tato bat leiii4Conatitution Water, andin..tar o .
days after using
,lt kexperieneed- miler: and after taking
tieri bottles I wal entire, iv cured, soon after reeilping my
usual 'good health.: Vora truly, . •
J: V. Le.wrrr.
.
Wig. 11. Gtl:o4 freely glee you liber
to make use of Om following Certiecate of the value, o ty, f
Oeustitallou Wele
act manner. !mhich can rocommendla the high:.
My wife, who War attacked with pain in the ehoaldww, ,
whole length of tbe l back, and In her limbs,with'
ggliall of the llearl:nttended with-Paint of ;At Wouth: . , l
Dystnenorrhailt,tind Irritation of the II • railed
a phyolclen, who attended her about three tibial's:when
he' left ber worse thee be found her. 3 then' emeloyed
one it the best pbynielins I mold find. who attended ter
`tbr about nine motatuteend 'while ebe was under , hie
-are she did not soiree quite as IrOrtl•nalq: he
gave tier up; and geld, • her UM was 'irktrtulde." ;For.'
• said•he, 4 . She has swell a conthineinne of. amilphaßti. ihot
medicine oteenfor one elevates agaime sense other of her.
difficuities. • • 'about this time sbe eommenced thy woof
4Cohetticcrioe Wane. end to our utter astoniehmetttod• •
up'setthe first. does *mid to have; tbe deviled effect; and
she kept on impritlaltrepidlrunder its treatment, and
now superintends entirely' her domestic iffaira..! Shoham
not taken any of the Constitution Weer for' about four
weeks. and we are
„happy to,aatthat produced a
permanent cure. •i• •
WM.II. VAN BV.iIIeHOTEN.
Afta.rost‘Onnit.:Noi.lo.ll36l.
' Dr. ni.lll.Gartme-Drat Sir: I have forSeverai years
been afflllted ilth that trOule.esnum and dangerouttAl
aorme—Groml—whirlt misted mann:medico and doctors,
until I took Ccourtitnnon WATER. and yoo may Le im
itated that I WWI eieardiugly pleased with. the resfult.-e
It has mainly cur 4md. and you may Make any went
my name you may see St In regard to the Medicine, as.l
.have entire confidante in itiefficaey. Tours truly.
POND; STRONG;
' TKPB ~kive PACTS SSOUOIt. - • -
There IS no chow Of diseases that produce inch exhaust
ing effect, open the human cointlitutlon as 'Diabetes and
Diseases of the . Kidneys. RI older and Urinary PaMages,
and...through a false modesty' they -are. neglected until
they are so lideant+ed as to he beyond thticOntiol of 001-
nary remedies a td we present the
..• '
CONSTITUTION-, WATER
To the public with the eimvietinis ttiat It has , no 'equal'
In relieving the clam of nlecnent let which It has been.
' found so eminently
,ancersafol. In curiae ; and we 'trust
that we shall be rewarded for our ,efforts lits placing 'W3
valuables remedy. In a form to meet thereguLteutents of.
patient and-pliyalelan.
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ATTENTION, EyERYBOIri 1
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Every man of ph: barkkt sod beeh I •
harry one tq yen listen and remit '
Fathers and beakers, and unties and analog,
All your relations, by dosens and dozens.
Harken and listen I' We bravely deelire •
. Mee 'teethe Garreada for Summer ifixtrl
darments for permits of (miry eonditles.• '
Fur men of 'all shapes amid of *vary position.
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SIAM of apprePriateeokas,....l •
• Ali in be had fti , • very few - rate: :
ltoveli lee splendid in Won& OM
At shocking low price...foe dy-sasb, payment.
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Clothing Roe gentlemes !anger taR,
Clothing for stout men, clothing fur-small;
Cartels to ilt you;-Comet hurry sod bey •
Ekg,ant clothing far Jane and July. I -
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Trumpet the Wild'', from ell, sod tea?! '
Tell the intalligense gladly around! ' . •
' • • Bring yeast:ll6one and arLigbbore '
" iCome and huy'eleiblat at tbe Hun Ott
PARTICI74,iIt ROTICt —Thts extensive ettiblisit ,
metals directly on. the Corner of Sigth and Market
Strata. 1 .
L Permits from,tbis' l, 4rt of the country in visiting the
city. odwold slits to there, to porches,' their • currit.
.1:WI They ese bare s large assortment_ of. styles kahl
dualitie* to seldet from. and'all the goodi are nude op
good and lapdog. selleold at reasonable littese. •
-As we bey Mail fret bsods.land sell *Rebated! ibe '
• Cloth, we can sell to everybody Clump, for the buyer dna
pot bee* to pa* for lows& ineurtid on tiotnebody .tdse
thrOuch itte Crsdit system. To ocie word , -we guarantee
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to sell goods tab per cent lairs: than old eftelllllll that
stand out lot big pro la. Our motto Is ...the nimblest;
penal le better than the sloe shilling?! 'Woe sad . s lbrylistertres.. •
WAIIINAINAKER &11,• . -
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tuAR BALL) L. - • -
.•! &N. Curlier Sixtirand Market ste.•Tbiladelphla...
.Junit21,.113. 1 ' " .tie& 1 k53-laf •
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T o o CO A L. ri.IN pgs.--.8
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Bader.e sind Oetaion ' AVUICAN. Odfff STEEL
- ll,' nimbi neiits. amp Iron and Mstals.takia !Ikea:
thall lP N ! ..lor 1 . '117 • ' ' ' itati. itrail:ki -
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II M zor. i i!ronth and Penn, and n ;Solth 5t,.. - - ,
.1 . "P.IIItALY'd
'lsom Ruivign_cmap witsKeTs;
A supp NTOK AKTltax. *,,1,. lir_ low.
ratio- ibto m 'boo vittiouto po•
toot lassett,frota tbi Welt. for try_' ' •
,"Aust.9,'Wl • - ,
postinipt.
satutay, September
THE WAR FOR THE UNION!
Where Oar - *nay Mary
. .. - .llielittaatioa at Washingtoi;kca......
Tbs. inlaid els airs ywdeadayk j p•Mota, to !ibis .
Oar army got beck
. ttl Washttegtou minima twatdo: not -
l i mo or ingot kW sanything Inasystonsal holly ilonat.
oar arm b saimarpod' Wads TlON4bre •
vi e Co • many of the. Mentos' aro taw me jay • -
eles;ffellafffidd mottM, MP: Asimnrs hattory • ,
p litho o m o m on the Identical posed the very phew oc,
amplest before the brat battle of ; there to g o
ezeitement In Ifiablogton now on tbs eontrary, there -
tia halo" of warity, fosadedlogo the belief that thok
city h sot wilMa May grasp of the *enemy': When they:, -
Aid the Militant, in Jniy, iSt3l, Many 'tinning made tor
itE Wilmot speed—not.-'however, thly "•
mouldy: the . .prople am asteolshed by the gunboat.—
mrarinst toylike. and n one! the bantsof the Potomac ; •
- to see th t F: the day"waibeiatiftdomd all - the militaty •
isIOWDO awe coulacted in an Wisely aod irsideadly
&Mona manner:lmo Wonder ths
~are ammetotto rw
mak s ...Dot easily 'melded, about' the": to of Ow
bat limy take gene to Diantsink Lessballi:
* O4 to up the tb• Netatadecat Loiabang wawa -
down toMaabloglon lint weak,- and WM _l l qllll4l/0411
to back,Alis blotches up at trodwitiddslatlial loo "M. •
lankly 'deueost kidge knowable for. tOotaws, and •
t InCfmandiy ttlll stands.- but. tb• robe. do not fikiislo 10-
In Mr that of I aferuslanarldaes supposodllfbe Sofuldoi
the,, by Um trgioolats. Mich is a tale syeapsis of thlt
fottniteana &robbed by btu fittibeliS44 4.10011,16"11 . •
min ditestobw. 'fit Is 101121 Mile.• . •
;We hate front "Me Cai) q . Gaiotts Amnia, doll of
-Rebel gaffing ahoettp—almest too bonibbrlbt belief— 4
The mention Is that gang of masrlikr la 'Haywood -
Mandy, Tina, stetted the Mom of blarabalfl.Watenhett
old and reepstled citizen, dashed in the deny', "Wad the'
old man n ,lieil his arias behind blm, and imbed to
thiebsek of. a born. Ths' old woes- doubt*, Was trio
lated by tea of th• gans,nolng !atio tied u to render
reidotanceimpoesibb. .Thansconrollshig,the boairaras
binned to the mound,t6e,young Woman {wishing la
t 6.. They ,They then :rod* off with the old man,
taunted hitonillt tins foie of his danchnir, gays blm • .
tam, loduates to lay, and boost him .
frlghteoed Roma and they sodontf; che old man ono. •
ended lo eseMang.. . . •
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The lateergispitrtait by Government .pervalseitia osier •
the wirer troth Waahlisrms, rr thaVatateeavais
rest about our layers in saes lad starve are ;natty over. '
siethaated. The army Is nevi mostly .ia Its oevitviettiou •
and *thorough orguititatkas ie to ;program.. "The.prop.
,er aulborttles fully.siderstatiak the • aeceasttliarot oar
and me relate the precaution* *squired by
the ralgroey..! Nor troops avaelealog . la at the. rats of.
reverattbonsisad parsley. aud AO!. are bandy anslies• .
leg a more cheerful arguet:.•
A c aptured. rebel Washington awe that Jilellsos -
yes slightly youtaieg th e , foot during ode of the to;
rent engagements, -. • ;! .>s .. •
The livenlea-Thnes ot Cloolunall. harteel simple's 1
yd for ; publishing sir article .seasurlog the Adtaluistra!
Irks is the coodutt of the we... • •
• Troop( austlaisa.to goer into Thisdefin,
ees of-the city are paigresslag' rapldly.:.,' • •
• Tamps are being met from , IpdleasgaUs to lonlirrille
aeikelneintukti. . • I '
Huston la going to lamas. bar beast, Ibt Iralantana,
to IMO for each mou r n* the ground *bathe draft may
bathos . - • • •
'4.11t ITEMS"'
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Tax hirer at Key West had .
bzit;•KoisiFtrrpsd'aroote:hasorrtied hleseo'dria,
.PktiO; Reotoekry 7os' evacuated on iho Ist lost:
Nino 'Jug* nisei her quota , of 35,000 - tun . .wlt'houi,
.thaftl#E. •.' - - • • •
Clue:Lzw. WAititne hes'easizoopt 'command of Louis
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• Cil pliiblllgi
: TIII 149th Peonsylvapla reiporm..
,‘ , g pro
:fort duty in Washiogtoo. • • - -,-, . -
'Cir. - Pore Ims tees oot,lrili ginuolithog by our On-
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• Tae gebnidoii — of the'Capltoi are, to be need -foe htisittal
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Oss..Tavtos dletat Alexandria ins Monday
u lght,fimos
wounds vsegleed ler the recent' batt*. • i '•'
.• prbaners.takin from Chin: PopePs army are trest. •
id precisely as former palsotterehaviasectteeted.
- tan etainenading In the direction. of Ban Mon, op"
flaturdiy, tree distluctly.heard In Vl':atibleigton. f•
• • ' linkite:guaint wagon *ads of hospital supplies left
Washington, =Saturday evemlng,,for the battle fi eld. .
• i't.satti• corps of physicians ebd 'surgeons, prope rly
supplied and equipped; have left ,Ilarcl•btug . for ' ash, • •
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Tot bvidmv.acceis the Rappahannock will be '
.ted;it is expeeted,abeut the close of the present : week:
The Milian:l bridge* already Botched;
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TaSSonfeatti 'ilenesal at .Washington appeals:to the •
loyal women and children - , to 'make lint and send , it to ,
various designated United States Stlftivotis. -
Tne British Schooner Anna Maria,whiletrAng - ,to - run,
.0* blockade, bad been captured by the vs
;Cnylirt , which left Nassau on the 28th alt.
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Tea Signal CSrps, whichimi been 'attached.to fietteril: •
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McCiellan's army for s Jong:time, has been trausteired
up the Potomac for service. I .• • • • '. • -
Maioa
41 *.O. - Magna*: Is assigned to the' coup.
enandf the'llepartment.of the South. He willvepair
• humefilatily to IliltooLfeiti, B.C. .
' A inognine surgeon. arrived in Washington'on•Mon,•
••day; and tendered thelritervicei to the government. A. -
, poitlnt Of them. were, accented. : - ' • 1-
• CliMnat-hgtill), whci'sta l s wounded In'the late battle
:near at Cincinnati on bend.;
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Tea President has .directed That the ;Jerks in the •
It departments at Waahleton shall be fornied.lnio cum..
•panles:for the defence of the capital.' : -
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• A species. order fads (ion. McPi;llatt In commend of
the troops and fortifications If,r the defense of Washing.
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Vits:greatest attention •is i i being given to - ther" Condition
of the wounded at ,Waslii gran: .• There li no lack of.
In - Western Virg**, has beau captured
br,rebel - ravalry,- and the Were reported - to be advancing
again*Claritiburg.. • • . •
READ.
• Gar, Curtin let a requisition hum the President;
bee rained 'orders or the formation of throe.esvairy reg
iments twenty dayr-advative Pal , and turlui.T
• Ginvasa 'townies, of Irentorkyrbas bunted a prods
matron railing on. every. royal eillien • to • ribs utrarone
mall to strike, a blow In deflates of - their native ikon,
their property end their - houtes..., - • • . . •
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tionatans of rouraleireenta of the varioua butts!, In
Washington' vacated tbelr, 'quarters •On gator y. Intl
will Dissent from the Zits tumeke_room fur patients from
the recent battlefield, wb. ate arriving:
ltar. .
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irsr.s fire ndiedAlid . a • (holland government' ' .
clerke. at the rcqtriet 01-the War Department, repaired to ,
toe balthr.field - on Saturda, to attendlo the duel and'---,.:1
wounded.: ' ' .• . ..' .. 1 .. - , ..'
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his. iicnnwet.tielegni .d Sattikey . that be bad '
gone threristi 'a wood hat lent 801 l Rini, ori the idco ,
.tital field of I - t-year.. .111 says the ,riCtory li decidedly
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~.., Tire eirrelle tollltle ,erof Vag 'deaf, Vtdribei . 2o,: e,
488.. Xberoliinteers now lln service number' 6107. ' In - ,
ner.k ll .roußt.7 -0131 Y - et 64 n lora here been: ermined, eat
of a.-votlnit 'population .f 16,000: . lionseiliint , wrong '
A aarrix lints tonOhl„ 0 -. blenday et 'bhaotilly,• 1i.".,..
pen adieu north erlairf x-('rinr4boore.) Gen.,' Sear.
tier-and Bteretlll Ott VOr • di was killed.: The Oneiny
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-were driven back. - Our 1 pops occupied the field -'el bat-,
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• A.ritrix Who left Bich o and on Friday, states that 391 -
Federal Prisoilees were to en to ftlebroond on Wedneri' '—
day. It wan reported afrlcitinond that at the cavalry
raid on Catlett's Station $5 10000* 'worth .of Yedeiral
property was captured ; * Pope's.' entire ' wardrobe,
ankthat of his sta ff ,-end hi paymeaternlth $BO,OOO. ". '
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..Ixt thertattbi near Bu II a, on lit Saturday, It te — : • :..
thought that 'about 4040 me iwert kith(' on our aide, ::
white double that r oat have been lost by the -
rebeitl About 1000 rebe w re'captnred by our forevs,....
and 600 for our men wee lured by the rebels, but -
were peibled:C: -'. t , - • ' • • - ' ' • '
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.6e learn 'from Yortre Id :woe that all the mortar
,fleet and genbosts have in down James River,. and
were at, anchor, in Hemp on ads on Saturday last..
A parlor this flotilla ate ed u thea ft ernoonior the PO- '
mac. There was mocife . 'lt meet at-the . /wires% about •
the newe from Geo. r s " my. - .. • - f .
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-Maros Gene'rat Lewis . *Bart.:h a
at waited tomunand-' '
of Chirlonatl,Coyingto - and-. Newport. in eonsequenee
of -thi approach of the' ben towards the banks of the
Ohio. Cincinnati was "o Tuiaday.placed under martial -:
beta
Flaw. - Every business hot* was dosed at nine o'cloek
.in the morning, zed. an I our /Memoir& the citizens et
sercUbled in conveeitent üblic places fOtordent. The
; ferry, boat. haae ceased lying ea the-tire. , •
' - St= 11TS adr Ire, say. ' t
at -on the' Zlth inst. Col. Wood • -
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attacked 3,000 rebels.in . livar,Tison ; completely rout
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log them after a sho elm-Jaen:Vent.- Our tan le olio '
killed. :.112olivar. la atm i 90 miles by ratlrciad.east bf • •
Memphis-)' Another M phis dispetch of the 30th say!
that ti- rebel 'meeting - ailed the , day before to form ad
• guerilla' band. was sorry ded by the Unionists; and 11l ' •
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orthe ase:ale were apt. - - ' '.••: x : - • ;,' .
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A wilt voigagement °ilk plaie' en Satilniar. helped
, itiehmond, Ky ,in wbie thereby!). were - driven hack be—
, jowl Rogersville. itarla oov gun -behind: :On Saturday
Ithe fight Was nrnewed4, hen our ' troops wire forced to . •
retreat to Lexington. Goo_ Nelson was. wounded., Ihe
enetaft 'biers 'ausubeebd tram - 15.000, to, 20,005 Oar. .
foray engaged caplet .of seven reginients. The loos
litkliliedyind srbilodcd a both' sides Is heavy, lontlbe
camber • not‘yet an. .- - '• . - i.. : ..--
t-b.. n
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Gs,. Kimura*. laid ' makings reeonnolserree'vtiotie,.
on 'Monday night, was at leen a ravine, and in- ',..
eiantly killed.-'The be I struck-in the hip, and pawed
-into the. eb&-toeti. ' i* body Wee riat -.into our - linea .:
' ,onderla Beg of' trueei bY O. , Len, .and arrived ,at..
Alexandria to charge of *tjw- Itirney. It will be em- . ,
baimed;and . sentto ht ' home. 'Army .ofticere tbiuX
this the greatest lon w have suelained during the war,
' - and freely arkicrwledo that we had tip abler.: eenarlit
_in the strr!lee. Gen. 51 khanwept bitterlY at the sight
• ()this dead body.',
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11 Iti not generally wo, at it should he. that ever
'since the national gov nment oideredi a draft to - 4. - .:'
'Made for militia for th army; Governor Curtin has been
untiring in his exertio ISO Mlle - the doors of Pannayi- .
,lyeala without a draft. The example set by him hid • -
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'good effect on other Stahl, and 'this far-no draft has I
Lien made: anywhere..-T he l flavernor apportioned nut
the wbelenf inn State toots under both rain, among all
townehips-la the Metairie Informing each ~ locality. of . „ .
*watt was expfeted :iin.• '.isi this way is township . .
' coil id avoid the draftbr r eining the allotted number. .....'
-It the dra f t 'hall havennally.to be-medic it will -not be' ,
'on any account or any neglect of Governor Curtin: - , •
Io,:the battle near Gaines'. MiUs, lra.. Ott fiklty, the
entail stood steterlyon the defensive."' The flit lasted
from - daylight tiff. after. ark. • The' enemy - was driven
from the field. - Onetrovareered and swatted the ant.
eel oi.Xils.John 'new"' corps from Itanassas. , Our ices
is-not leas than.s9oo min Allied-and wouaded. and 700.
poisoners. From the apprentice of-the field the enemy
lost.at least two to one. ..2be ingagetnent aria emodnet- ,
eCI pa oar vide by the 'artily corps of - Hentielmin v lge.
Dowell and S igel, against a rebel for* believed to num.
her from 50.009 to 60,000 strong-,—Jiek4t,a's cone; end It
,ts prememed a portion of We armyttiat- but suerseded:
-in making its way dont frOm Whitel Plaint through •
Theretuthihre-Gap... , .. , --• ;.. ' _, . ..: : , -
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heloaal.PrsOal.j :'
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- do do- ants,.` -• do
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d• - do: soperdero,, ,do - -
R7o roof, t d o . • •
%Nat, POP*tnshol i .
do .primo red, • ;.-do
Soup.Braw .
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Drlod Poselios, pared„' •
•' do do ear r in* -
Dried dpiddo _ • do • .
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Rya;. 116.baudial, , ..' 60inutter.per proud 34Qt. 16
Cora, • , do , , .. '.; ..
9011 4 9rwalders, q 44)..:1
Oats, •'de •• i• .. 25' Llama, .... -[ i , 9
Potatt as .do ~' -•-• 46 Lard. ' ''. , ' , .1 ' " 9
Timothy kmid.', .' • - 2 00 Beef. bled quarfOr ip lb •1
CloirerSord, .., .. ~ .4. 60 - do Age quar44,si fr, • it_
'iliy,pll,4oll, /4 0041144 00 Plaster, It los,. 4,-. $6 60'
aigaoloaen. • , . ..1116a1i•lks,eits • : ' 150
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POTTIOTILLE PROD$Yeld 36.11461C,16T11:
' Priem) •
!Lam de.—. 2 Extra 'Flntlk Thni. $6 60 ; • extia Ad;
116 23; - superthin do.. Sty 00 V bbt ;11ye• Mutt: at $4 . ii;
Backw,heat, Flour; $l , 00 VC/ 1 0 0 04 R. trop ,, (V.
°wildest. $l.OO and Stlddliop 40 eta., beats. ' • .
ottets , " 4l _4•ls l 00 01111. t -.; Corn, 10 et& do; Oais t io
et& do. - • "
- $4lOl Hs $1 lb.; ~10812' do.r
Veal, 0010 do.; Pork,: %Old, 404 dboaldna, 667.4 n.:
Magi& 10 do.; Bensexes, 11:430 . 4 Lard.looll do. • : .
Pagennoss.- , Buttac. 13 eta. $t10; Cbeent,,lo4o.; Ego '
12 rte.lt des. . : • .
SIMIIII.-61110111 , Rouse; 0 eta: *lb.; Obi 10 do.:
Pdr
foako,lL...",B;.l2._do; '.%,":l*.bitii, -14 010 4:Cruibeli
and Palyettsed. 410. ' „ . • • •
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Ifaviv. has itioreasum , — Applimi. sl6sl 50 ift
polodes.sl - iis t a,4u.:l4 peek; s:ll,l:bavt, 2 19,4
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jearktto.
50 00 .
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200