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VOLUME LXVIII-NUMBER 212.
.11 13
BUSIEMS:: DIRECTORY.
PITITNO iciEsar
W, Or/ ADPMI aiti
112
"'up =
e. Co. so loads Ibr themoit taltuattlat
7311,30.thgt wkaluedil Paws both in tb• I:lissa
tb•
x . O - ,v pusale Grogan. lA= Dea L44-1 '
- and Idanufactareg• • -
anotiber is 1101 r ith
a pOj c '
re11ge02.416-
40. sex, oliei=t,
thmicre ofgilmbelle and ~dm ItF , !° lsci d
Jdozogs.na suceassum. Aro. CideVA=Vra,
=
"IllartueMßONV.:Verilats br the !mist de
alas thics. Dtraihs. ssa . 611 ,= 17
sins UrsWt""ear
Maid= ca.• sts
414.6a,:iliautsriellPeatt Alemserneotrpe Chemicals,
snd iOdltka•
Ostia Slicer, Duthie* Ammar, Nlciste etritt
Mititen's ItstesslOopecs."l===tirst•
-Osnorar Pict=
Wit
giIARD BUM 22, South YT.i%am
• • rb at n al aa l e
r a n rtnn: casts
sonortatent of the mart twettrated mot
...d.dVritoes, reel sal wOltpoir.
Basti. (CiddiabapOliknalat.
oplaW.lingtai (t)flrel ElsekaaardlJW
Eitl7l.X l frED
craws stramptly executed' on EsTorible tams.
Hongles2azeat Elastic Skirts.
1134 ATES 4t, FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay area,
Item Tact
stomp
_a tr i i rs pdan3ameralful atra:
rmauorm D.
lOU , JAUK`JON itlAttle te it=
• TY ' 4 . of W. 1117.Jackan t Bun* Eirita and rye
lbko, SW haat 5t..a.49301120a1way, bor lint. Dan
:n bind "Mr 'VW, a emus =dr.. .
ercavr=usz• Gonna ells UZlges. ll
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NEW TORR. ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Ibllowi r nclist of Itaitsess Mat area mc-11.1 V.* ben
sl mat ream. fa Um city of New INTL.
• , 100011ltOli SUMO&
Deale
Itit Z VUtO, ftISSPIFBORN & (hie - 0.
_.g y p Sad Whawassits thortla4
IVIZIWk. Inatuu...ts san nano.
Italdaa Leas. -Uasizal il"' O.
cc:lTtozi sem tons.
Dtiok
• 10113 COLTS Standara Cotton Sail.
IL 0. 82 sons 00.135.71. mm stmt. New :York.
0:40m Calms fro. “nanhl aka gar. ago.
.14.4t700111 Mat Oloths and copperßoliars. 001 no
sod SattaattPtintan
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Dar °CODS.
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R omf i r :Lusk/690. 1
T i ri zt t p: g
litimiw: Tama
8 " ;(n M caIOTTENET . _ ro.a. Mach
anaothorsooo4.. _parters
KIO6.STELN 8C HONIG, 100 h
Podarst, exxr.TeialtrVl.oh n=tlAXl'ss
as. WESTERVELT,- Venetian Blind
-331,• ganutsermr.lioaS Et. Mar tom, ritifforlh,
PRIM D TVORY,
n ar y CkodkVo.
ens owsx . is Broad
=a -,
mak uacsis
SCIIISELER & iam bs- 1
D. biULLEN, Importer o!..i!re!:1
IL; •=r=ll-.
EL HATCH & CO, 99 Chambers street,
Esswom., A tm. 1.dint.,,,....!trai,e
.0
anAlasaa•
of SI taanalUesiM--. 24 Win = "m i.
taao766
traAbe Mole= jitustang Liniment in
munstt.=.mnism, Earn% Syrians, Cats, Mee
Berm ea •theies l can thr erten.' coml:oNui• of
maa at =Ma. W.Nrestbrootr, orl . seatai or i tgiso.to t.A
TNNNSgWr„ woodwas. N. Y.. ra.. 65
qui
esousegurrma
earßial. No. 349 Broadway, te oldest
• .013.-ipywort
.
'KW-iIiDS, SAN FORD & CO., Foreign
.-.5/rgh..m.154414E28 repl%:er4lr. raCta l .14==t4r;
galralafolll...ND 13 FANCY SUKETS.
ethums znor co.,s2ataiAen
~luLane,
lowstero of Pglnseb and Gamma Irssay sad Travai
•l
ag Boasts, sad mosors of Wu oad Oosd Wli•
- Yarpitare awl Jaw . Ida& Wortnspd%
tvomoarbf,
'TAN!) uscands Wla
ssr
kr W 23 &:-TE:StrZNo". 67 Pine New
Tort. Ccdimisdon idercbsats fter the Ws to kinds
Wits Tads ssa Cotton sad W-sabon Ttselanerr,
tom ths =ldris, =twin Avail tor Unroll
bins
PANT& STAB.EIIOII3B
- W.. FIELD _
co., 11 Cliff. street,
• 100p0mo•=twbeems. twursuLeic
Ensu.th paviarsors €lo.eriatioo
l'alts.alm="ll2•Zet.l. - tazz3rT,b_
1 - C7i
ITISWI, LEWIS . 0.
RIM= strset—A ant Ttr_itsSVIPAPEA lbs TWA ,
XsAsitsstunns
Etstiosurs.
Tradmilas cerssrglY. •
iEFIANCE SALaANDEB. • SAFES. k.
, Hama. D o,
Locks and Crom____Bart 11081[6.14,L
.1t101 "92 I 'Pear tap 2,170!
TOTS AND FANCY GOODS. 1
,BORN It. CO.; 54 Maiden Lane,
baxelmArgyi
.44 T GOODS. -
•
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ITI:6-125•11200 61113131 NY TOM
MILLER, COM Totriz, No: 219
esaTini="l"eme (1 "" k irkt2uZll
511‘1.112iDOW WASS. P
'1 moortors of
-VAL POMO.. CO.,z y ._g sivambq
Otrueuh sawn waft Win der
&MR
.10S. Vill fir rTE w Gews—,l- South 2a
.ctewt,plawseLo 0,3114.11
t&—sotrast
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_.rlige TactorY- . - •
aiBTONi BROTiLsaS & C 0.,. Fue
wa owl , uarrs; wear olla•beressnaldio
City, rn. b 5 on twad anal aro sla
,s!=stra sasentment a s
Cam an.loado In nit Undo osrions o ;, 1. mitt
Str"--,riard Oat h durability Sad tolgdl °MAO. Int g .
tp ... .....0nT-Tro aitT Z t rutr. st a rti.
ror—nonglartrua sa who may nk•TuTb S T-vritktlrydr Tat
- r'i4
a t ar '7ll t2SISF".
11 " a " smi st — NA. °LISS WORK. ;
& CO" • '
NjilicrituEsVlDs 41118.1in_v:as,
DotUaii. 6.4 0104.6rur,=. pt7t,3!"RISV
to wi , stim"
oeo-dli
No. 56 dre./, arra, retioderptaa,
Importers at G. & Gee's tinrivaned
NED L
roast E'S.
lebrated • •
forth° Ce
TANS, n-pfirsantricauro ratarr.
W
DRAWNKIL to.
PITTSBIIIIGIL COUR: FACT.OI
c:
..1011.11A
-7-atera,ow C0..r,.
i
V0. z ;16 . Wit
ligg'-111SEr Durfoe AizaT,
mat
rigsburgi - Penns .
9:4()Ilzs; °A It eseed G pttatt .., 'of Isnci Wilda
tiglritisigmll t s • masa% cuppital
t=s.
wislicansatad, •
wiz WIN'S
ESTATE OFFICE, No, 87
. Fr r cmt,
.itteetSdeastektm 14slir...•DrawatLi24 i
11471321 g
nviaamOLDo aru m
Aga
anl mums= strergausanwrc.
ACTuREL & Wands of R r .
muss. sow.. scud van. Ail
BY CO '
19XVIVIMERI '
Nera: TRIED Sired, PRILED4
240.
CS,COIIISUFACTUBSAI3, COCA
to d° nan' : meotn~i 1816.17 M
Oil Cloths and !flatting&
9 li9gliS9vdrt
o,
s
"* fa , * and choice at.
'octant otoorrr
PL l ,Vit i vtr etdl'
and
Ca' 747 . estrill'Ir ib ' I
3.- - - - lump, OattozN. and
Switouipit with wren
I.79r.!lCkgreObit OIL CLOTHS, '
alnes.
11°'
ath
14•Votbigf..4 Igifigkugireu bat
'''W.iittwAtAttd,whidwir atuti04231,g4,111.,,,,0.
.:,',s-....vntivi‘rso or wt ! i,,h .
attheinwortawhtwirew
11
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rirg 0 f widtllll.
'lteltTßOUielit g,
: I .9 s alrethl'rub. co : ba, %.•
• ‘.
7' 112Taratleal6M47 EIVIA 1
71 = 1"' Iri i i k t r sde pr 07111 V.
4,4;itt; 7 110 be oi . r k `ltorescl i l. thal
': ,: seols.lb• bigl i tsga l ibuzuxtthMtms.
slitters.rutatadamtsi the,. ilizterm
io
innwnim sbnio3r
BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
OSVII, S. 5. A.: P.. .110BILISON, Attor-.
oar, iwii... - ozoo so. 143 l'opith dreg, betwem
i W 541 and Gr• 43, Fittabargb. 146. m 34
_.„
'Attorney 'at Law,."Bake
• • ^ Oisat stmt. Dowse:lkmrth sad
430.1Y1'
OBERT E. PHILLIPS; Attorney &Claw,
OBERT-PO I.LOCE.,..Attorney at, w--7
t Comer Vilth Grwat atreetkoppal o tO o r
am.. gums; Pittebunh.
a at La~v J. KUHN; .Attorney"f e.
• txr:,AlLdvil
ASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Lao.,
'sra so vuu, rtmt.Pitt.burgb
. _
Mc( tSiondL- most- --now= Irsooros
-11. GAMER Sr, MIDI, 'Cankers and Ex
chute Brans. lioy sad sell Gold ouad Slim and
Bonk Notes. in old , y.rt_
iltVest, Hoy an Pry d
soli Mao . Ottoudisosoo.
tic= made on alr.lnts In Os Union. MU* =mar of
nd ot..t rd and d
li _
- • w10t.r..e.01...K§. a • c e
TANKERS itEXCHANGE ) 0 *
•
BHGE:HEE ,
:so. 71 POUSTH SMUT, PTrT3MIROII.
INShe numerous suspensions ofl3aniers
end Brokers thzeuelettt the couatrr, Osstos tto Ise , .
month • • ars asUansa. thst In alums averr Isam.u
their troubles hats grows ant of • departure firm their
lesitintate tessinees, sod we therefirre take oxation to sr
eon thstztittze= that no sport= to ;IN
feta the strict eel legitime=er oar letelnee• bow
mtts l i r Ewa% all re:te .. tseesteztatee &ell=
saber. hat that In *depth= eaeh • comes we .m._ pee
mote ear terweeleintate benefit. nee WILICIFP & CO.
it CO., Bank --'— ' ers and kaohange
~DaBroCIE
kerV2.9s Woodstmet,camprpiimmadlll!),
ffllA itsitk Nor and= c jirr t l a Xll
Um. mftrtimlcitPos °Ulm akar. T. Dopoodu di
pagan trturrat,ptut pin tlmir prompt sttuttlon tosll oth
a.L.E.l.assttAms ppolst ra.d ins to a r lrok .re'm tmodsos.
IMTCLILIS 121XE1L........./0611S1 11.10L---.111, t. 1111r2.
AIME.% ILA /r. Co., Successors to
r'imam ral... showßantan,Ezellans. intnnnns
ato In Iwni. sad 10 8 Esenangn atends, of
M=co Noss; sltptr
,atico.r,orf Wt.oolatt
Clck , tor oan.noul ro:Oloon,:',os nuts on •rnoll piaci
pol_pointo of the !lotion Mate
Stu blotost slam ;aid s.
La Foreign szt =atom
two. ...
earimais isms on .consta of Produeo. &Ippon
sus. co uoissi oar.
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r
".
. 1 1 " eir-fri 60.,liaMar.t
• Dram% Sae* Sat alma
timm. l. UX t ' zi ' l'l ° WIZ "
Deem; to
Yo
EtOLMES Zs. SON, Dealers in . reix
6.lutd astui,:isrzx,..amk.t
3 4° msde aa all the
thTmuTionre the Udted
J, L. READ, B 0413403? and Suitioner, No.
11.1 • ill foarth strout, Maio
OFIN - S.' DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta.
umr. =moors rt- ,- Dots. Awl". No. Iltakst.
mot
RNRY • S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller end
Naar to Statloooff,ta., 150. CI nakst gtro*Dast
d, PittlibUTS364l6 _
CO., BOOlSallers tUadeam btataiThllCSS,
3,wklio.bsra.Wcodstreet,nort dcarto.t=tb.eralTlLtsd,b=d.
ff2=
R .
RolOVAL—Sorin nsibAtigh & Co.,
bae recurred to No. ZA Muir moot-
• ~...uxummi maws
"2=Gru'n"nriktlairall & CO, (Sumo'
pRINGER
sc. l.) Cawnloden sad t0 , ....dr
)..crettlatigth Nam e" 11"4"ta Wool sadmPratbsta 7g4.,
Za Mort, street. Mattoon.
A.. HAIM, s
coma ussi s orraVV.ii ikritcbizc.a2rA
kgent of the Raison and Indianapolis
samosa
No. BO Water et., Pittabragh. Pa.
ieseare
w ` Ta l• W. flikric co.
~OxwA.RDING t commissuiN
C11.A11111.1.r4..13t. .sefatta.=o
Itret. Mature... se-134,1.4
d Fur
31. BANE, Commvsnon an
Uwirg.g nerebants, &Wars In VOA i d
• also. Pitublugh Dlsasaaures. No.l rr
....WM IL 11.03V11011 I
n I,o2lSitega?
_9__MeeT,O, I
IMrty- rittorrgh'
AA EMCEE. t 4 A., TELO, General Commie
— jiff --
f• ,T
1 011 N WATT &., CO., Whohitala Grocers,
Comaixdan Itorellsata, sad Deilleri in Pmlue. Ima
Pittibtcrulactor_es.2o6 .1.7.7 0— P.rreli
j
B. CAIiktELD, l;:i4-3-.Y. ifa—iren, Ohio,
. cmo... and Tarwardi.lc Ideretuat, sad Whole.
, Ws ..,/ . le W~. flAterrit bmise,Bacr U
Pot .1
1 rorleettir=l:cl WPI'M I=r: 4z.".
ii7a;*i;il;;;;:iiiii7a"...;""A n ' I
LITTLE t CO., Wholesale Grocers,
LTA. Prod.. end Cotossiosion Iterthan te, end Dealer. In
Nterol—ftstaree, o. &mad street, Pitt*
urgh. tel9rrrt.3
/1411P.E.SE WAREHOUSE.-11ENY IL
CX)LLlNS.Vorwarding sad Co.zotstkm Idercluust..d
De mnrtvll
atez In Chew" Raw . YltVOans LAU Ilab sad Produe•
Woodeetonbay•
P A MER. ----Ttn"c Imourte aler
jumw,..ov
ta t.tv iketa anad--d 31arks6
63
6611'
bieCLINTOCK, Importer and Whole.
Jott..t trioe.
_,"Vbr3lepa leo.cuPetoeinnale
Bt.= gott Tlsmur.s. aa.11.2 Marti .
a.,1810a 0). 1.-ISTEONT a Oa, E. TO
AA- MASON CO, Wholeasloadße
Owlets In hael sad ataPt. aa'lAl nrat
tg. Pittsbarsb. -
dc BURCEW. Virhotetssie
WStS"' Dry 0004 MArCIA/2 , alrbetYMOthella
reft.
Warlaceiiritigr, ,
n a 0 z• W o d uc e Generally,
Flour, Pronsxons na g Lao --ti
111 ACLILLEY, COSGRAVE & CO, 'no]
Iltgo Grown, 18 and Z:1 Wood Arad: VlttobtadX
BAGeY,
Ig'WOODWARD e WhOil
a.15111m104 tib
sus
&Slat „DICKEY & CO., Wholesale Om
inwsidaszerajtAts, ate,,,mras!,
OUN FLOYD & CO, Wholesale' Grocers
sapOotrumf aka Marchanti,No.ll3 Wood and Vi 14 1 / .
Plttaburels.
Grecer Whole gal
tibias Dtiarblrrw!,..l%ll:odoligtjeltrf
llas=to. &Libra/ it ; bald ilk
it*lc imprrior old tdoanassbels WM607,1/6341
sad low fca cub. _
C. SOIL
"Vitrair Aifflrl
E;whibsa. o r e. rut
CLIMG, drone s r saiG
V T Tie Dale, earron A.
of Wood sa ROD traetn,
slwirs an hand • Um amortznant
ftos
TWA Yrrilts and WHIN awl bum.
Dalai on gm, kyncrt cram
atiMELL Wh - oleaalio I
Oneers.CaosagesSan Madan% Deal.. Ist Prams
Flct~pitutamb Itsaaseturea lia 265 Liberty stre.4.
_
—CULBERTSON; Wholesale ureter and
oeuestesea stirmnsat, Dada In Predom anti
Itana%eturd Attkies, 10 Liberty rtmt. MP+
cOAND -.-....1111/1111---gica---ii. A. conl3l I
M•LEBMIVAS. 00., (emoceti•
•Grcto wlnv. t*.o vrtvaiget. a
Iton. lisaiSCllssa-CetiorYszns. sae Sitsst74
iksito li.aosafa of Woe sae Wsutite
• - 8. CIFTII2IIBT & 80N,
GENERAI, COMMISSION AGENTS, for
t b.wa....4 rred.shot Real Pasts, Ltalection of
Rents. Not ottstin Bond% 110rtg0004, No.
140 t . 3_ 22
ld.l-----olaiganfietnera Comma' no* n andColleo
tion Agency Office,
yOR the collection of Rome mid Foreign
ttercutttgo Sad AnOtaer akaker C.lpa.. illorrali.a
Frtirrahgta=2.l"":l•At e l gar watt=
WlNitr e ael , ta
'' gr.LTl Ea S, ADEPSON, Dnuo
MEWL
12trcrencra in r N
—Me
taltnaphsatl. & lt. a
Habra. Yank.
arr, India .I 1 Co.. Galati Moe; Lorna, Stewart lc Co.
Blerotmars.
Virsayro—Two /tondos or Wallin. tr.= rulu.t.bl*
rast9-Ird
losarsao. Corosaol...
varthAUSTIN . LOOMP,. Rem Estate Agent, t,
Stook. Monbandias a Bill Broker, No.
Knot. above Wood. nd
Bosinom promptlyWa co
*Wanda'
•
QA3IIIEL L: MARSHRLL, Secretary Chi
-1,7 sages Insuristele Company, WNW= amt.
AS`GORDON,—Becre--ts,ry Western
rsias Co., 92 Wain rtre.o
I 0 ARDINERCOrankIin
Inna Compsay, nartkonst earner of Wool
tr.
'lll°A." M ADEIRA, t for Delaware Mu.
OHN ll.hllLLOit. Dealer in Pia ol no Fortes,
e =a moat Llama:mad, Scho Iwts, *ad
Iltdoodry.
Pennevia—t foar CWoads Wes
otP.lano r
Wetarn od*, IS/
ITE—T—KILEBNItY Dealer in Mus , tra,v4 u-'
sae Isuaratatatta and Impart.: at
• moat fatNunn/ Caarra taw D
. 5=
with Caiman's Aolosa Alaaduaest.
Pt"es.
Jr, V . : Lc:caner to Jas. 2d dui
ra u t,VaxN: , a r Af.e
:sersAm. tta'4 A g' t Zr.
WIN P. SCOTT, Wholerelo Dealer hi
jlt PsDatsalla, V i rs tiu .al Dye MID, ro.DA
leleastreeelve,prompt ttraticat.
zir Aont Settenak Pulmonle gyrup. mar !DKr
A. FAHNF.STOCK & CO., Wholesire I
A..-Drairli and numanketanars ammo 101 , &. 11ad
rd. Lam. =nor Wood and !rant steran intta•
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SEILvitS, Wbolesale Dealer IN
Pihrmst=tA vargabt., !a,
" ID RAIIN to RESTER; Viidesale It Retell
coma of Mot, sad 'fft. Clair Woofs.
SCIIOONIXASER & CO., Wholesale
Drussld" ll". .t..4. bunch.
Sulli - Of
SPROOINI SoBLUB, GOODS, .
1111 II P II IV .Br, B IJ KC BPI L D ?
. • - - AT TIM BTORIC OF r
11.3'.itaagliggtii s"Aii 'lir ZIT.
i A tlfZsall Basaz Sat Er se r e Tr o t. Br s
giamerr.lrlir. Ovricilmina. 1Aim5.1444/ha• ILA*
LetlrtliiiAttareEtitish sad AilsZtvpri .....pti t.. . t"?
WHITS 00UMTWA Azot WM.& fbr bun'. Dotswir
8 %Warn grlAlitiUgentf%ta ish_ ;mon
Vollati,. BOAT !Foam% 13402 hi, 1tt00d004..10141. ,
gurh-011:1 0000Yor"Linvoics. InelUdiflig '1;0"io
CIOMI, COMnSiEleg, Mons* !le Lane& Dersioar Uncut ,
natIFILLT•ITTO aoollB---Bah AS COI, i ta. ar
warwriziwalgorte..Eue An IX3 ,
a., st.n &Ad- Ltor...6l.,VtdOdlDF or " mch
gritNtii i :a . Crrn Ira gru= s i 'gra
,i,...) ..ill *orator Notrtlns linstins.
algV.tig;ZtarLAV Zig= loc=2:lZ
"1"717;h24.;
Hide OK and' Leather store.
D.
No. 2.1 South , Third Strrrt, -
ASI erketann Chestnut ete,llblsielnlde,
AB vOlt SALE SPANISI.I4IIDES, yr.
ea Green milted Patna Sins, Tin:L.l=lnm .
0.211 OW-M(1 ToOlr=lrrtr.PZlV t IVO,*
ttnltatilike rAS., beWien calk or txtenh
tydtg.nnto,„r una en*X4ll'
ic CO., (StleCeesOrs 101
AI..Ii:TII OTT
Slansihetnters of aII„ILIDApf
tfLArkie and dealers la In:4mm arm
toe.tle limey licolo. Acu 62 Wood itiost, earner at Yoarth,
Lh-Viihratl4. Patna ors .1.415,1 4,
416,W. stgrartao btria•
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UTOlC°4eflltel2C.=.-7' ' , -
50 .. • railmes No. 1. . _ 1
',. --UP..., 1. 11,100,965010 r at. by
01 ILLGAI3I.OO9Oi6ACIIICO.I96I 9019664 at
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PITTSBURG
Mn=
DRUGGISTS.
JOSEPH FLEIVfI 7 G, Sacceseor to WiirEcoa I
At Co.. amta klarT.A ittint and DlatttpAt
-4naaaisia=llcalamat....
• = d % in
AAP'
MANUFACTURIN G.
...:—Lue. s• 1 "'
WILLIAM
it below Pitto or& •
Marburi , - it4BON
61 Penn ...,
~, EERS , an d SHEE__...,„. p ,,, u ,„ t
vulus
wmn". ' laigiaL &:. C? e
IL:011 , Elt •"-'- of 11 .' — i4,..... 0 , ..-
OBJEESS. 3". h., sir'ed ster,,, failma.
clammy..erk a.,... Ism Y:: 4 suAuet to
eseiew. eats ewte Ihurvirwrc:mu..o.l...
.030.
d didi nd ltetsil
0...
R.
W"OODWELIe;Whi.OISatO
w..x..ss
11 , tort.
TOHN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
effl PATENT BOX. TIM, • motor
at Am srtbbPOLID BOX
and BBAZIE , BOX MSS, corner •Ad BAP
Wm. otreotorooor moon tram tbo MEd Most ,i_lotl.E2W.
-------_
Hata and Caps.
i WILSO N & SON keep constantly on
e -w.r.r.lrvw-Igravit at
mt...." c.p. goad sad elms. mouldlo ..n to
aalt.tf
gin ea • .11_1_____—_------ ---- tame radUalse elsr•tore.
317 CORD Bi. • CO.
WIIALESAIS AND WAIL ItAISUIONAZLI
HAT AND OAP bi.A.NUFACTUR EP A
AND DEALUSet ALL lEFIFF OF MLA
CORY= 07 IMOD AND IITSEI 57R-EM
Pittitrup. YS.
stzet an AIWA }WA
.110....AILterL 13.6; COP /kismet&
-
i. 11. 1.1..:.c.a1.W. a5,...477.......•
isrillteiel i CO.
NOVELTY 0 S, SBUROTI, PA.
r.. and Depot Railroad 'Smies, Ilan
ottp:r4 (1,19. 4.4 Plateau an d C.rnitar doixOnar
Xlna of ..ions trzirik.-kau vi,ih. rySt..l.ol,r,lorl
Dolts
in s 1 Futarallathesta• Iran Castbup of ever . : T.
dtS
rt.tl
W. W. WALL/IC - IL.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
1111, =1 and 2C3 Mar* stmt. ey2x4.44 Aast444k l end.
pr1T21313 11 . 1311 .
A4ONtibiENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones,
IV-i7rjr.7.4/Wit:"Vrr,_le:lenti.leS. tut
ig'X'ertp... Th.. entogt analial and sal...cad 4••
tilirfar*lrmartZ-nt 1izat..,.....l er c .=
Sllga , th dasystell at 319 'Llberti d i le,. ar; - ; jaaaci.
Penn Cotton Mlle, Pitteburrp
KENNEDY, CIIILDS & CO., ntrafatt
=ma of
, Plnesal nl .utlai4
et a ha al 7 lor and dud es
potion '..
&al APIs,
.. Irloacti Linea and Rub Oorft _
" Row dal! slaw and rlserlptdaur . '
Baum,. th
.."0..... left at e Itard.s. Stanet Lassa Whets
a M. 131 Wood *treat. *dill.** attralloa. ilatat
To MUM IN WASIMAILDB.
TN I &47 0. RICE, of ..V,l=i, invented
OW: a Pl'atry.lo:CB4i: Paid itopecreerdo=drtt
lid ln pruterll ProDerintithecEdges of a *beet or zak ~' or
coo reliable theta]) wed the* cousin& th em to incise or
vtatiewiraettin,t,,o,.iMoolid I,...oriegd: Vet %SA
teen to proud? , a prawn or ca. atortTa to '414 te
Lane plate. 0.11100 soteconontly sold hie Ware i.=
and ovriserady to odd Patent to. t heavy who is
,now Sole PfoPr,d°',- Orr. f, ae yell
V2=-01127/5,14 galtgit
_ljr=l) tr A r ig rfiffolf '
Wayne, Bailey & t.o. In mat Dwarves. I.ndosel er 0..
populeritf snit esteralee aloof odd Patented Womble:wad.. ,
',ll:loolsll7:fhAgreeth4o4=l,7llo :.
moored by dos Patent. finds hart been evcrt.nced end
rt="edli ilritieV__lgrarc7aLtr :sbittl'ihtt
fringeosents upon iny lege , men J ost shad. to the extant
of the leer. .a persons ese Memos* cautioned wheat
ftrotrgiror rigigiSorlells' W11'1'11;41%1'12111
hepreted Wei:bolds, 0d..1445," swede, brinir
yawns, It may be
he
to math that Up. saltation in
the thape of the chop, or the employ tont of any Patent.
ed Machine to IL•11WIlatt.11111/4 dlle• not Fgt. Otrlibt to
tdo the ltdented bathed Prater sbovida="ted. ntsot
vhlch thereolue of the Board really depends. Whales/de
codere Pt the oerrythe 6144. leoptctfully solicited sod
ruX373:,;.=tl s 4"
-1"18'4111"V/Nlinrli:"'".
8010 PrOPTIetOf and Modena:darer therene,.
(Xbde at Liardesio htces, h 0.190 manirt. oppoidte bth,
1148- Clociresti, Ohio.
SCOTT, Dentist, Volum en=fiS
13T• &Of, wut of KirAd. Ma
0.,t0 IS .A.
All mot% witr v fl aaid.
-
-Barlow's Inaigo Blue.
B ARL°vP 8 INDIGO isLUF..is now well
w unnwee w the hest article erer offered_fa h t:
lug Clothes. Ift,=mlreetrouk*ro:or guys
"livrgiZayen abs. dlt gi ll Wit laugh
cheaper sod Ins trouble themlaw b ar goy ether ankle
out. The grpt demand , for It a Pair oat .. 4
.b. • i.1,1,1,,ba1k..5.1r1ii..:7,11," , v ,,,,.. a i tfeiliz i i
M. th. lif '.ol=d 8 1
t'4.'"etaPTlur deal with. at Jeee
"VAT/Ereingra rdiNrs, rAF.Ni.ll7..ep
gUtfaf.ititerg 4 W=S 4L.Wa:diwnel;
""" " .4 oMbtelrirr BIDDER. Drugglq.....
-., so. lea N. Beeatut
IntelligenCLAce R
STR Office, ea.
A O. 2 ST. I
QERVANTS of all degaiptions 'supplied
u9a....'regrgleiOng I'AVWXN.V.
119i.ltv=raZt 7 intla t z tr E t to
10471 LZWIS.
-WRAILROAD- ted
0 eutigun.4.aw
w roma
Baskken.d Catombadcre Etock IL-okars.7l, 4tb nt.
A. BR O WN , would mostreopoctrullyin
.4
on its=tg:OPZers2gM h
t:34, d 'Al
_"141
Crsimatrasat of
OT t o Sunds....w.anhaStioto
to ao 1 ;IO Ulm VoTiontiitr Ina Mgt esTV.44 I
itiortoraf :1:1":f dtfirdoexte.=,in
......,. LO _ asarfly•od to forotatt their
coda:oars so w4ll us tuo Pawn St lame, with 4
to ttuALIIDA tifft4l, ho. I Wool Mod, fittagr "
- _ '••b7'
-t-------------. ----•--j,!L---"" •
BLUE—The attention of fami
. I AUNDRY
am and nub-women la Invite to this Ittna, nitdf-ti to
raVanlgegirn VaVtrorsf_ir the ggrw i lrarl W ed.
• the m 6,4oantge of onorntioar toluifortoolothakg
itetoZ nod
rat e l o t tib i lfar,ta tho Z t 7i l t
"ciFtLIII.VgVird inetArrkiragl4a=ritti
zwartiontod. Vac We by JOHN 11,0 , 1 ,Jr.„ •
do, tio.lit Wood
. ,
& Ma, • . .
. . llagan • • t their en
ket st , are elosingnoui...t.
Ono
N ci. 91 Mar omit it an iisuri ...I
ovum. ,_
t •,F H"tpar of l rtbrlthn. t°9o ' h " thg t i t i r tem toodos
000 ' " ••• c" .. 9 ; .. " d • One ••'"T"' Wool lieLstuss.
bone
Ta.Ks2l Yronchthiqrt.l.4,6oth,
Eic., k .. . .
mein
' l.
.cnri h . .
. 4.
. 1 (,T1 t li I
h a u r 6 .
d t ' . s 4
. M " 3
i 1 , Y. n
r °
r a g I 1 1
. : t e i t kiinihlS:a.t..lralvans: s t., cl ui peri .iii ?! La jfag a ur 3
a I . i u IN. o° l4 " ''"'"-4"*mn—..
Spring of VW.
MURPHY BURCHFIELD
wm co mment.ralrc•
llondsy lr
B ,, w , cvDEL so, March to,
DIASON 2uu
A.. c A.
an sad Me
UL of WI max El toOlot, Ologltstit
.bichtsi,,,
ta u,,,,.tenatmet..l3tutts,..dLairctienersgt=o
af, cauchlsos than cost of autos •
trL.Kan. ISlssork o
tk tnelodlns • for sca► of thaw 4 eat..
PLAIDS --A. /flagon & Co. are i
raungotatu tabage deb& nada at alma
Cepa WO
SATURDAY- MORNING, APRIL 28, 185.
Troia WS:CMS le scum's' ttoOesal 'Adv.:lW;
Haase, No. 30 rold S4B SlN.!diray. Nor Yost. Oak No: eV
Homan stmt.) '
._.----12dilable 11Yryti irk thetCao Nx.l:k____—._
"PAM ILMIUINGS,
FAREUIan. &
THOMncurriala
AS CO-,
256 and 257,8r0edw4; New York,
Moat, °Omits tho Ott/ SO * Palk. •
AVE (Instantly .on ' and a full , stock of
WE
ssol *mob Polio? 11..40.P, tk.S.".•
an Priutt Curtain Prorillog grimly. IStotowi.
Nerel=ti;lnirattrel: = eau I. ri Am Mit
asssfoc. we saccactors Isnrt;L.l.azo dir k
fl.
United
MouLietutors, for wbo 1..
Our nor deport: l.l wit oat it=tst.staisra.
fros'asgassba on ssr
Namara sea to ooS oort of ths rata SW to. mitlikltot
_---,--------
Umbrellas and \ P arasols.
'JCtiN L ShiITII,
WHOLESALE EITANew YIIoCTrk.IIER,
234 and 235 Dteadwa ;
The most extensive n the world.
THE late fall in the price of materials, eon.
tifiXgraret ` PA. ' tgr: 11, ict Z`llsl . Agi
trollg sod to offer to merchants. a..rf how trrtoor. tho
hrgirellintu AND PARASOLS
to to-baud In Es= or Asterin-Atiorehsattlalahig
1117.17=1,th.• • / L.
etNiZiraTars ''''' out "WM. Har k '
mbnorr lisaubctsAr.
1111 ,
dirc WM. SIMMONS,
40161 - bridwell r:
pr pared to,extobit;- and offers fo
reollotoWyleleisale siad Mali n
inyt.arA, t ttta .d lowara ,
it An o
• rlish .snittrZean andflniar Good
iralPlaa o
at any on. aatabnabnont thla city; equal
If not !Mot= to bor 6,1 . w M t ilZtraarg
b gn .
bean saleetad with aTiOr i szu, sud uur , ra .
muiritler.=.
--------------'2------------- i Lat'erL alli ' 4:C 'parae type
ikr.h.nu — -4",a,errmped_ril ro=tid,
0.,. k. am au ad.irew.
wirTfliONY S . .retrertil Depot of Bll2.tell'* l ,
far the Daguesnot. reeitodfro . p_iliimm es MP.. aim
Catalogatt ....." u " "DS'Weary b t
Goods eon be mat by Mrs.. Ma _ on . _,.. i ti v
pasties IGLU whom ise are usociar4tta. rut g
i zif . e or
e as to the ability to Pot for Um
tilog tio ,"..z.ueritb tbelt order awodb_toolrsitArlieuess sy . trea ri. r
New 'Kink Bag o l4
tA3I, Floe; Feed, run, Meal, bietelny, 1
Dot, Bucobsat, Salt. Gomm awl all otbor Una of
a made sad polotad ardor•lao,444l .Se de.
ladrabu". • k
SI Q
Wholeeale er
STRAW GOODS MID M . ILLINEy Y,
serT4,,x, su2
----------"-MT"lStrttttrGoods, French nova', •
CASUurchasers areJtolicited to mamma
"2
*RAE GOODS,
ST via . baud Mona thot
h., "boob. o-..
boy to Oa CUr
.
r i t
it ii,r 6 , W. rbOTag 2
**"*"*l**l*". rtb Iry otVtb &SU Ausob;•
novas. be. ite., • norm arm u
, w it P=-0"ir r.d ta • e01 .,1.- IMsla
CASH Inilr ------- e "RNO STORE
HO.RACEOS WATERS
No. 333 Ilioadeiii, New 'York.
-
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
Susie at Greally__Rebbed Rates.
1 TWITELSTANLItSO the combination
Nof Slade Dealers to Lap Ito the prim of 000lopy.
.0., WEARS* the lnialllo of wake conprerra sad
their 1,161 M to astral to lie.:=l.• courtadef of the
• h _ t. =Wog terescase .nenda t art.
di. MOW male coastoosaeo=suppret, to tde
• Wen e theapoidr. aod to Ws oatat ato aid
.t 4 t. and tO oft the listloost .Correney. lilt
.• of Arnerteso sad V0r0../11_1151c Is immense, and
the taloza• ants 0•11-31 ill care of th. toroth
cad Seet l ei. la the Vatted Stabs, lie hol alio owl*
a (inlet iteduclios In the orlon of Ptess. lidodoo,w urd
lluslcal lostrocorroa of ...Skalds. hoperser thasipi octave
Moo. foe Slib. $2.)0 end 112Z,l
atarioe of ae yard eteatis.
and toeteasoeata as droop ono ea done& am thope latch
cod IWO. Pialiali of every wortettof style &Via PIP op to ,
0000. corotateltar thole of ten diihreist 13.1.0110.M1-0. ,
sasoug theta the celebrated. osiers igehrotat Maul 1
W•Tilt Moos and theArst "amma SOWN Mace of 1
T. tisane .1 Coei make. Oman of the Rohm ipeterat, 1
[.read head Mao at meat bargertse. Mess froso 1140 to ',
kWh:demo from fbre dllferentassaufsetorlea lotto&
Tti.hebunco S. D./1 11. W. Sierra's Itelrilmea• t o
lict tlt %baguet vtrzaorzaa&ho: watch. the 13 sta i d
Ohs!sholth'e froohlet StelseleaVOTZS/Vrae
ded.* merrohh`oo.
t it* best terms to the trade,
boot.,
_00.4 A 113.1 ler MI 11.1ilitilllit to . eiettnn4ll3 lit,l 1
I TeMs. 11 0.11100,6114.17 attended 1.0. Killie .t i nt ' .
i ll
puta of th e cog=,..post•ratd, et au
aad ricle.; nut,
0.00
01
to an f idea:eat free of rhs;ga.. 4 CM ..
_._ .
Jams. lima.
A. CARD.
is Chlf.hL fiTftlirT.-?flefr TOES.
OLYVVIE, BELL!,
IMPORTICIZ AND IIANITAICTIIiarff OF
LOAKS & MANTILLAS,
WOULD 'rese t Lutlry trade
riars thwtitr Zartrrestly far WM:Maim ma . . 11te lath of
tbe !Marna morimht from M. York
who para&mitr iiratttus Parts era ~on. mal. mamma •
bly marrt that be rigl = aver and room rmtad sty In.
r^l oottrgf dar• es-9ml to the Mach, and tho
6AT TM. raw s O t al itart . l .
BM:Ern/XS BROTHERS it CO,
-WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
- NSW TOSJC.
otm &mew..
gam m. 0.! to No.llo Wilhorash.
IMPORTING the leading Drugs [pin their
original mar:V l . tit i a . = ..: l lz I adla i a . a.
trall).7ll'ter Drug., Ilex Glarm and e cm., hnri
Trieste Sponges. Corks. Mom th, t h e y
In DD IYl2mr
err them oh
dm vomit ramomable firma. Orders titan
I. o &on, Alderman•
OFFICE, comer of roan and St. Clair eta., ' 1
rittooran. Artbagata. porta/dna la Moab* of
• ersaan_willevilo—lrl
Patrick Motenns.
ALDERMAN OF TELE TILTED WARD.
OFFICE corner of Grant and Fifth strets,
(for.urly oecuplad byetrias.p.l4..t) whore
ti all
g•Pir
MISCELLANEO US.
STEWAR & KILGORE,
forO
C 0 OKING-. HEATING.
AND
FANCY STOVES,
ORATES, FENDERS,
Pipes, Boxes, and Foundry Castings of
all kinds.
OFFICE AND WARELIUSE,
o. 267 LiberV St., cornor or Mind,
PITTSBURGH, PA•
ROBERT R. PATTERSON'S
LIVERY AND SALF.
STAL
Diamold drecS an d CANam
ASHLAND HOWIE,
erase. ABOVS BIVE2IIII Ma=
PfiILA.D.E.L.P III4.
11. 8. BENS() N, Pacresirros.
Aarrsci ef Sows. SIM per day 461
Ma 6, ISZ4-Irl
WALTER P. ILAIISHALL, Importer and
V V Dealerwln Pliktu.nnigaocinatlrs 'WV
thequartle clelstd4 manobetarm loom. Dell
rysrt.
rItI n FASHIONSTOILL ADERSTILESS.
Es.—Tb• Neg. Vublons fear JEN; dinet rumour
• be ma We tbe proximo& L. 6.
WELSON,
Witt NnAin rasa. above nand stmt.
Yin, zone & Co.,
ritonusrosca
ILIEWS PORTABLE BOAT LINE,
ORWARDING AND COMMISO.IOI4
Isznaastis,costa Butn, S ST S tII street, TWO I
=Mb.
Ira sobo I f ar d urtgr." ad Pig 1103.1011 Z
Briet
JOHN T. HOGG: '
ra wer. Ai.w.T.poo. •
T. tIOUNS co..
OONNELIMVILb s .
ATt l aggirla i.
fo l
VP.x3d Ncel"derteritdnapeet•lVgbt ank 41.1
ttNnt..44 ttg e rr boeuxitlos bought gni gold. ub
a rpm ° dew* sat oulloahmfgollei tigt.
u02g41"
Frisk
li Vrl OL Aritrtll3l i e c k ? lo . fB h s l l : l ; hilm jilßitligl iePntkiot f
( 0 ) Inplet
, A rattlon of their stook ti spodned b e low.
untnntruggiVir=4l.4lb;;=
Gauto,ir "d WOO and con&
olors.tino !trends tlonnitht;Botnantlaornet
CW" ll_
. fx ItgoetWairaVarratio=
ViVn•Vlugit,warthiA,,ltolmOnta outtlnrtod wort:
TirtiOiglger:gitlk"Ealdilrloreit
"Atttiltl Gonf—Dnanet Silks, Union%
Ylironra and Contour.. Croces.M_._._,lmun.st.p.ook
ersvidn and MAIM: .9iounq tmer n ! nod Nye h o on n ~ tes."7pondresn'' and
Wong 00110 , 4rDlrea" ILia " lthu 11.1 . °WM
stamped Watt Itruebee, Combo, Stit
d'ri.rio:Lrrmoil,;"l.;Ctrotnetlii:lott7d:eil.eT74"44l:::to"o:ollY:lrlLt_S.:::Cot:Vbeltota."n
and Wool. Entail:4lW t. . 4 4 1131-Of Ifitkh t2 0 :7
dinloll4d to otrto on thootezto7„,4li,
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL '2B, 1866•
Prim the
Intense Eadtemen
Misso
PerilloVlLLS, 0., April 14, 1856.
%IL EDlsou:—The spo taneous upheasings of
an indignant and ontr god community were
manifested here to-day, n a decided manner.—
To tell you that the ••1 dustrial Luminary," a
uewicaper owned by Ge . Park and W. J. Pat
tenon, in this town, is a Freeeoll sheet, and has
been aiding and abetting the Eamon Abolition
Societies in their abortive attempt to abolition
ist lishisas, for the past year, is to tell you what
you already know. You are also aware that
Park hut a large hotel in this place, kept by a
freesoiler, imported from Illinoie, and devoted to
the same foul purpose. It seems that certain .
men in the neighborhood, determined "to abate
the nuisance." How they managed to notify ba te
the
and, keep it quiet, I don't t o
notify
but about-10 o'clock this morning, we were sur
prised to see ten or fifteen •of our respectable
country acquaintances ride into town and go to
the printing effuse and put Patterson under guard.
Park, Lt appears, had either beard of It, or his
good luck had prompted him to go to the month 1
of Blue, in Kansas Territory. At 12 o'clock, ' 1
about two hundred teen had arrived.
down and
The press was very quietly taken
paraded Into the street. The crowd was called
to order, and Patterson was brought forth to re
ceive his sentence. One speaker stated that
they all were aware that they came there with
the firsti.determination to black, tar and feather,
and ride on a rail, G. S. Park and W. J. Pat
leftthis
er
eon, but that as Park had escaped, and
start goat to suffer for both, he wished the
meeting to decide what should be done with the
prisoner. Another speaker declared his voice
was for mercy; not that he had any encase to
offer for Patterson, for, he despised him as
strongly as any men could; but that Patterson 'e
wife throughout the morning had hung to nim
like a leech; that she now held on to him, and
that we could not inflict the puniehment without
gross violence to her feelings, and perhaps
rudeness to her person. He therefore, for the
sake of the wife, moved a vote be taken to remit
the tar feathers, &e., and set Mr. Patterson at
large far the present. majority vote was according
ly taken, and a email went in favor of
the prisoner, he was, therefore, set atlarge. The
following resolutions were then Offered, and vo
ted on singly, and not one dissenting voice was
heard on the ground. Almost every one voted
in the a ffi rmative with a "vim," too, that showed
they wore in earnest.
Remind, 1. that the Parkville industrial Lu
'winery is a nuisance, which has been endured
too long, and should now be abated.
2. That the editors, to wit; G. S. Park end W.
J. Patterson, are traitors to the State and county
In which they live, and should he dealt with as
inch.
3. That we meet here again, on this day three
weeke, and if we find 0. ti. Park or W. d. Pater
son
in,
this town thew, or at any subsequent time
in will throw them into the Missouri river ' and
if they go to Kansas to reside, wepkdge
er our
CO
can
as men, to follow and hang them wherev
And them.
4. That at the suggestion of our Parkville
friends we will attend to some other Freesoilera
not far off.
5. That we will suffer no person belonging to
the Northern Methodist Church to preach in
Platte county, after this date, under penalty of
tar and feathers for the flat offense, and a hemp
rope for the second.
8. That we earnestly canon our sister counties
throughout the State to rise in their might and
clean themselves of Freesoilistn.
7. That our peace, our property and our safe
ty require
w e at this time to do our duty.
8. That we request every pro -slavery paper in
Missouri and &mass to publish the above resolu
tions.
The press was then shouldered with a white
cap drawn over its head and labelled " Boston
Aid," the crowd following in regular order ; it
was marched up through town nearly to tho up
per landing, and there, with three hearty cheers
it was deposited in the ?umbel' "all the Capulets"
to will the,Missouri River.
A speech sea then made to the crowd,' and
they dispersed peaceably, each taking the read
to home.
ire Baring th s day, quenttelegraphic dispatches
were noel
ed,
from both ends of the line of a
most encouraging nature.
See transit gloria Saturdi.
The Platte Argus, from which we tae
above, bee the f o llowing comments thereon k
; the
It will be seen that George S. Park and Wm.
J. Patteriou, who have for years been manifest
ing free soil and abolition proclivities, through
the "Luminary" and otherwise--were ordered
to depart from the county in three weeks. The
resolutions speak like flint to the powder—like
determined patriot. that know no fear, and
mean to defend their rights and their institations.
Let the case be fairly uuderstood—let the world
understand. that the people, in honest simplicity
and determination hale-destroyed the press cad
fixtures of the Luminary neirapapor, for the rea
son th at Geo. S. Park and Wm. J. Patn
who are citisens of a slave state--supported by
slave holden, money have been in open rebellion
and opposition to the institution of slavery, and
the Interests end safety of our people and prop
erty. Week liter week, the columns of their
paper have been filled with violent denuncietions
of the pro slavery men of Kansas and Missouri;
and in open aid of the "Ald Societies" of the
North. For this they have suffered—for noth
ing else. Let traitors beware I The people are
aroused—strong arms and stout hearts are en
listed—dvat for a day, or a single campaign, but
ace
for the war I We fight for peace—a Anal pe
—for justice and our rights. Again we ray, in
tones which we would prefer should resound like
the thunders of the heavens--Lae Ts:canons
eitotto os Rowena 11. Let nurseo Who are coming
to oppose Us, cocci NVILL T
On this brutal and disgraceful affair the St.
Louis Intelligencer comments as follows :
FaCrrrltiffr ilt PI. krru Cotrarr.—ln another
column of our paper will be found a description
of some violent and vehement proeeedings In
Perkeille, Platte county, of this State, last Satur
day. It seems that the Parkville Luminary news
paper, conducted by George 13, Par ki n nd W. J.
Patterson, had become insufferably offensive to
certain citizens of that vicinity On account of
Its imagined proclivity towards Freesolibms. In
other words, In the-cant language of the resolu
tions peeled by the citizens, it was a nuisance
which thin resolved to abate. They did abate
n the
office
summary way, too. They pro
ceeded to quite
the offaoe, tore the press from the build
ing, Mounted it with a cap labeled "Boston Aid,"
marched it deliberately through the streets of
the town and tossed it into the Minotiri river.
They had determined not only to wreak their
vengenance on the mute wheels and levers
printing press, but to give the owners thereof s
taste of their wrath, also. They dragged Mr.
Patterson, one of the editors of the Luminary,
Into the street. forced him to witness the dela:TUC
tlon of his property, and then prepared to tar,
feather and ride him on a ralL k ilut, a guardian
and protecting angel was sent to save the unre
sisting Man from the mortifying disgrace and de
graded punishment ready to be luflictedupon
Mtn by the enraged populace. His devoted wife
clung to him to the last—"stuck to him like a
leech"—as a brutal eye witness and narrator of
the scene, expresses it, and endeavored to defend
him, by her feeble strength from the fury of the
crowd. She succeeded. Her fall form was an
effeotual shield, and saved her hustrond from b
to the
infliction of a personal outrage, supposed e
lit only for Tingles.
But while he was spared the disgrace of tar
and feathers, he was given to understand that he
could remain no longer in Parkville. The mob
resolved itself into • committee, and resolved that
if ha and hie polleague, Mr. Park, were found in
the county . at the end of three weeks, they should
follow their press and find a grave In the waves
of the Missouri. Mr. Park was absent at the
time, and is, perhaps, indebted to that feet for
his exemption from the-same humiliation visited
on his associate.
Wescarcely know how to speak of these pro
ceedings.. That the Luminary rosy machine bean
sufficiently pro-slavery in its sentiments, for the
latitude end. locality of Platte county, presided
over, by the way, 'by Gen. Atchison, seems to
have been the head and front of its offending.
' Therefore it was Toted a nuisance, and 'sum
vitally dispesed ef. The Luminary was not an
Abolitionist paper, nor were its owners,Messrs .
Park &. Patterson, Freesoilen. One f them—
Perh,'wb believe"—is owner of slaves, end not at
all likely to publish opinions, which, while en
dangering the sloes property of othero, Would al
so jeopardise the safety of But the im -
Minary epeto vs hard and bitterswords against
the harolgrantsto Kansas from the North - it did
not call them "birelloge" and "white-Eileen,"
bought up and sent out by Northern capitalists
to plant the standard of Freesoilism on the, soil
Of -.Stomas. It welcomed all' settlers with open
arms, and encouraged emigration to the new ter
arms, f r om ~a
qua
to
because its ownersknew.
that the Tepid settlement of Kansas by industri
ous and thrifty emigres? Would augment the,
trade and advancn the interests of the border
towns sod cities - ofe. Mizsouri. For this they
were "spotted," tried by a self-constituted limy,
found guilty, caudal - Med and ordered to leave the',
State. —
• We think the Platte county people, when Gay
come to reflect coolly an their conduct, will be
heartniashanted of it,- It is untiorthy the Mar,
DEILMEN.
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-Attorney at Law, and Eastern Collector
ent/lII= I
wry) AND PANNAITVANIA RATLROAD, Yu:
t4 . o “vir. r ne,ltolmet,Taiesra w a i,C.ltruablsas,ltlabland.
gammlt, Parligs,TnuabouatiMnaterlh
int
Island. Etats 0tt.)11,04.
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al spirit of the age, and unbecoming the chivalric 1 trare.nee et N. Y. 0.668rd.4 4oiterther.
By
_THE ST. 1.0U13, AT SPX/ l'Olta.
character of illiasourians.
as they are not so
much to blame for the affair, as the amh-deme- I Although the lest eteamer took Out intellige . no e
gogue, Gen. Atchison, and di his a subordinate , his subordinate. who of the Bank of England Siring reduced - their
have instigated it. Atchleon'avoice is net heard , \ rate of discount from 6 per cent. to q per , nt..
nor his name mentioned ; but he is atthe bottom
f the business. He has fanned the slavery ex- and the influror specie gives every sign of per
manence, the English fonds have subseqciently
itabeent into a wild end dangerous tame, which I been bossy. This is owing to the andel/T*lu
alluded to in previous letters, and which are now
hreafens yet more terrible results than have yet I
transpired. What do the repealers of the MIA- 1 generally entertained; that Sir Cornewall Lewis,
then wrchancellor of the•Ezehequer will, in the
course of a few days , announce the intention of
Solari Compromise think now ? Are the fruite of
Government to ride; .a. loan.
that repeal Co glorious and: promising as was
predicted? . _
_The amounteentemplated to be proposed has
The St. Louis Democrat also comments hang. not yet transpired, but it is thought likely to be
thus: • i from £15,000,00 0 to £20,000,000. The step
name) on the outrage,
StAnnETEXCITTIntrr.The destruction of the will be popular , since at present erica, the con-
Parkville Luminary presents the fact, thatin the tract can be made on favorable terme,._attd.while
western counties of this State the agitatiMi of it Pill relieve the Government from all Conaider
the slavery question has been wrought up to a allows regaidieg money for 0 year or two; end
fearfuldegree of intensity, and that it 19 no lon-
war_thu enable them to direct Attention: acidly to
ger permitted to the public.preas of thy, country the, it will also prevent during that time
to comment in any other than an approving man- those uncerteintiea. on_ the part of the public,
nee ou the proceedings of those nullifiers, .Who as to the probability of fresh requireteenWnhiah ,
set themselves up at tho peculiar guardians -of are more disturbing to the ,couree of business
the State institutioqs. In addition to this feet, than any definite demand made once for all.
it will be seen too that these ',individuals" have Under the expectation of sine a loan, the ea
denounced in the most intolerant manner, every wows banks and capitalists have of course been
man, woman and child consented with the Meth- sellers of console for some time past, and coupled
odiat church north, and have threatened with with the usual vague idea of theeffecter anti ad
the cord and dagger any of its ministers who ditional creation of stock, this soden has not only
may seek to preach the mercies of a Redeemer been sufficient to counteract the improvetnent of
to the people of Platte. This is certainly
gob
one, or two per cent, that, in ordinary eircum. •
farther than we heve ever yet known fanaticism stances, would certainly have resulted from the
to reach In America. The resolutions which rapidly increasing ease of the discount market,
hold up vindictive threats over the heads of the but has caused a grsdeal, although not an int
editors of the Luminary, if they shall ever agsia portant deeinte. Commis, which at theta atdete
appear in Platte county, or ; if they shall darto were at 92t, have since touched 9`.1, and here.'
setae in Sanaa tirritory, are perhaps not some. closed this evening at 92t. - '
markable . Those who. Make no sicruple of ire- In this state of affairs, however, the' future
ting in Saimaa while residing in bliesouri, are course of prices, supposing no disastrous lad—
not likely to hesitate in dictet;ig who shall go dents should occur in politics can easily bnprea...
there to settle, before their 6 n proposed exo- dieted - Immediately after the lome is contra* ,
due 'shall take place. tad, ell the parties who have recently been ope
rating on the adverse eide will come in as
h hems
of stock, and as in the absenee ef foreign Scemes, .
an addition of £20,000,00 0 to the home debt will
not more than anpply the actual demand for
now investments, a sudden rise of two or three
per cent. may then fairly be relied upon. As far,
therefore, as the genersi condition of the stock
and money market for the future can new be
seen, there is everything to warrant commercial
confidence.
Both on the progress of the war and the Vienna
conferences, there has been a!total absence of
intelligence. The arrival of hi.larouyn de Lhuye,
the French minister, has been announced from
Vienna, but no actual resumption of the negotia.
tions can take place until the answer In received
from St. PeteAburg to the demands of the allies
on the third point, to which the Russian pled
ril
potentiaries professed themselves unable to ac
cede. That answer is now daily expected. l
The belief, is, however, that it w' not be
categorical, and that, pending the tof the
approaching operations before 8 bastopol, all
partici' will be willing to let a state of uncertain
ty prevalL Among a large number of persons in
this cOuntry, there was lately i disposition to is
seine that England was disposed to grant milder
te r m
France, and that it PM Only the de
termination of Louis Napoleon that prevented an
tuusatisf Wary peace'being patched up.
The better informed minority, howeeer, have
all along felt convinced that thereror acew Fin
position on the port of the Empe ofFrench
to mecum , future good will from the. Czar by be
coming an advocate for concenabons, al
blethothat ugh
for popularity in France it trne deeira'
that tendency should be kept secret. The real
state of the case is understood to be inibiford
ance with the latter view. •
It appears, indeed, that while there was an ig
norant cry during the recent visit of Si. Drouyn
i,
de , buys to London to the effect that he had"
'
co in haste to enforce upon the Eoglish 60y
eat the necessity of taking a stronger tone
i
in the Vienna conferences than hail been maul
fantail by Lord John Russell, the pinions he ex
preacd on that occasion as the representative of
France were not so stringent as those of the Pal
maiden Cabinet, although before 'his departure
he elated his concurrence in the sterner course.
Additional details continue to be reoeived -Of
the sortie of the Russians from Sebsstopol o n the
night of the 22d of silly:rob, and they ere such
as to shots that the affair in, its , diszatrons, re•
suite to the enemy was a second Interment , on
a small scale. They likewise demonstrate- that
the Russians, since the departure and death of
Prince blenschikoff, whose bulletins on the whole
were always as reliable as could hoes been ez- -
petted from a hostile source, have resumed their
old habit of rhedoueontade, slime, although the
entire character of the conflict in now placed
beyond all doubt, they represent it, with Chiapas
coolness, as a victory.
Public attention is directed to the approach
ing visit of the Emperor aed Empress of the
French, and their welcome W ill be e gratifying
and well-mannered one, elthough, as his been
re
befo stated, there is no enthueiasin.,ha In ac '
condones with former precedents, a chapter of
the Order of the Garter will be held at Windsor,
for the investiture of the Emperor with 'a Arai
' lar badge to that which lately decorated' the
Czar Nicholas, and an entertainment also is pro
posed to be given by the corporation of London
on the Ma instant, the (ley after the
The duration of the visit Is executed to be one
week.
The rate of discount on the choicest paper has
fallen as low as ai. The etock of bullion held he
the Bank of England is larger than at:any period
during the past year. .I.sracearos.
Tin ' , Aso - 1 - 7 ---- r. Gitannt.' Is Pesos —A Nob:
join S. Orr alias the "Angel Gabriel" aeeme to
have met with a rather poor reception on his re
turn to hie native country after his visit to ;'the
United States' where ho remained long "enough
to disgust his friends by his inflammatory; har
engem It appears from the Louden Neve that
ha has just been.lentenoed to prison for sLa
ty days at Greenock, Scotland for creating a
breach of the peace by holding forth on San
clays.in the streets, after being cautioned by the
_authorities.
Ilia imprisonment, it appears, caused much
excitement, and, a large mob having gathered ,
attacked a Bun= Catholic Chapel, and attar do
ing it considerable'pojary, broke in the wind ow
'of the -clergyman's residence, and those of:.the
teacher'e residence attached to the church. The
militia was ordered out as soon as possible but
on their arrival they [amid that the mob ' had
•
dispersed.
On Sunday morning last, about ten o'clock,
the citizens' of Gaston were thrown into a high
state Of excitement,_ caused by n white boy,
named Itobert Frazir; el:tooting a negro boy be- .
longing to Dr. Clemens of that Plane. The ne
gro boy was playing with a cat; amusing hi
m self in an innocent way, when this youth told
the negro to leave the cat and play with him:
the negro not obeying this youth's command, .
turned round with hie face jo" t
his 'and, az
he turned, Frazier fired at him with ' grin, the
whole load lodging in the negro boy' e month, tear
beg part of his nose off, knockin much .. o o
3 r
etdiaa hree
teeth, and injuring him very ll
esaistanee was promptlyrendered by the owner
of the boy. Young Frazier was arrested but ad
mitted to bail.—Peterebetrg (Va.) ad
'lntel. 17th.
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THE CIIICAOO IOTE.
We extract from the volu minous reports of
these scenes of disorder and bloodshed, the fol
lowing, given in the Chicago press of Moturdsy.
nday.
This account was written underiate of So
,
and the event recorded hour by hour as they
transpired:—
About nine o'clock a numer crowd, mostly
Germans. began to collect in front of Miller's
Noihall in street, o posits the Court
H e. At ten o'clock the cos of prosecution
by g city for selling liquor without license,
came `on before Judge Rucker; in the Court
House. The crowd inereased,and parties thronged
in the balls of the building, upon the walls of the
building, and about the gateways. As several
courts wre in s ession, this obstruction of the
passages e to the Court House became o serious
publics inconvenience, and the Mayor ordered
Captain Nichols, of the Police, to clam the pas
or-
sages. He went to the gate at thenortheast c
ner of the square, and requested the crowd to
leave the sidewalk. One big brawny fellow re
fusedltsc, and Capt. Nichols pu hie hand on the
other's shoulder to push hint k, when the man
struck Nichols a blow in the s de. A watchman
with a cane immediately laid it over the man's
bead, bringing him down, when he was seized by
others and taken to the wrath house
Nic . Several
others from the crowd then strack at hols and
the police, and then retreated into the crowd.
Soon after, an additional police force having
th
arrived, and among em Marshal Knights and
Sheriff Andrews, an attempt was-made to take
the leading rioters. and those Who had before
at
tacked Nichols end party. A terrible fight
sued between the police end the rioters in the
street crossing of Clerk and Randolph, in which
about fifty men were actively engaged, the po
licemen armed with their short clubs and the
crowd closing in upon them with their fists, and
feet, and canes.made several
- '
The police came off victorious ;
arrests and got their prisoners to h e
off by
e watch
house. One of the rioters was dragge hurried
his companions, placed in a wagon and
away. He is said so have been dying. One
blow
of
those arrested had his face laid open by a
across the nose, and ell the prisoners are consid
but as much by indiscriminate
erably cut up,
blows from their own party. A Mall whom
Marshal Knights had arrested and whom he hun
the
on to, during the melee received many of
blows intended for the officer. The poor fellow
was badly beaten. The Marshal had tile wounds
dressed and sent him home, thinking he bad
suffered punishmentenough.
Two drununers, who had been with the crowd
all the morning, commenced beating an alarm
tattoo, marching up and'down the streets to
draw a greater crowd together. They were orheir
-
dered to desist, but would not be quiet. T
drums were taken from them by the police, the
heads stove in, and t h e drummers anti drums
carried to the watch ti.pute.
One man who attempted to make an inflam
matory speech from the top of a back was taken
down by the Sheriff and placed in jail, after ma
king desperate resistance. The rioters make a
rush into the street and firm at the police." l l
Their watchword is "Take the Stars.' The' .
policemen, with great bravery commence arrest- I
ing them. Muskets and pistols are fired on both
sides, and blows are exchanged with clubs and
musket stocks.
Policeman Bunt falls with three belle through
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his arm and side. Several others ere
down
blows or shots. Several assailants are shot or
knocked down and secured. The others retreat
and run.
.Citisen pulls a pistol from thepocket of' po
liceman Hunt as he falls, pursues the man who
shot him, and puts a bullet through his body;
Mitten him to the ground. He is captured
and taken to jail in a dying condition.
The crowd run from the some. The firing
has ceased' and the wormded men and prisoners
are being carried into the jail.
The gates of the Court House Square are
closed and guarded by the police. Blood is in
the streets and on the troths leading to the jail.
The most intense excitement prevells. Every
spot commanding a view of the scene (st a safe
distance)' is covered with spectators.
The immallite cause of-the riot was the t rial
of several suite brought against Parties for sell
ing liquor without license. Some weeks ago the
se
rate of licen was fixed by the Common Conn
ell at th ree hundred dollars per Miriam, 'miff, an
order was made that all licenses shouill temi
nate on the first of July next, when this prohib
itory liquor law is to go into effect, should it be
sanctioned by a majority of the voters of lithe
,
'State at the June election.
Some seventy' or eighty dealers took outl the
required license; some quit the business entirely,
but others would neither take ont license or
cease selling. Against the latter suits Were
brought as rapidly as !sufficient evidence could
be secured to convict them of a violation of law.
Several oases bad been tried, the parties ton
sided and.. mulct in damages, Oa Saturday
last, however, a lane number of these cases
For,
were to be tried before Judge Bucker.
come days previous it was understood that a 1
demonstration of the liquor selling interest
would be made collie °session of the Weis.—
At a public meeting a few evenings since in the
North Market Hill; one of the speakers is re
ported to have urged his audience to be present
at these trials en mass—to throng the court
!similar
room and the halls leading to it, and
advice is said to hero been given at other meet-
Inge It.
had been especited that the hearing in these
cases would come off on Friday, and on the
forenoon of that day about one hundred men
headed by a drum, matched in procession througli
some of the streets, took up a position on Ilan
dolph street in front of the Court Honse Square'
'where they remained until it 11113 ascertained
that Judge Rucker was out of thee city, and
would not return in time to try the cases before
the nest day. Oct Saturday morning a similar
movement took place, ending in the tragical re
tun elsewherri detailed.
COMIODORD MCCOULDI'r. NOTEUCTIONIS.--iht!
Journal of Commerce gives the followingvers i o n ,
of Commodore McCauley's instructione:—
The orders that have been given to Captain
McCauley exe, however, of the most explleitend
prudent character. lie is not sudanised to make
any demands upon , the Cuban government, nor
to ask for any
if with reference to the
past, and even if he shall hear (not having him
self witnessed the tact) that a vessel of the Uoi
ted States has been fired into, his Izietructions do
not allow him to resent the affront, nor to take
any notice of it w hatsoever. It la his duty,
over, to use indefatigable vigHimce in protecting
American commerce, and, it poesible, to prevent
any outrage from =ruling under' his awn i m .
mediate observation, A higher bounty than has
ever before been paid in our jlsay, is now offered
to seamen, in order. that ptain 11cCauley's
squadron may be reinforced , as rapidly as posed.-
bid; only in tho ease that a vessel under his cola,.
mend shall witness an ettnek upon one of
our
merchantraeJ, is he stutter y to resent It., Iso
wanton and gratuitous au insult, to this country
should be offered, as . firing . upon an unarmevt
vessel of the United Stator, ilia presence, of one of
our men-of-war, Captain McCauley is instrticteff
to chastise, and if . possil le to
_sink the aggressor,
DO matter whet disparityi
. ( -- it force may oast
against him, what armed witnesses revertible to
Spam may bepresent, or tehalthe risk to hlsci-1
self may be:
The Journal mates this statement .Witliont-,
disclosing she source from whence isvitas.obtai xi-,
ed, but with full faith in its corrpciiiets- Axil.
in li
entirely beyond the bounds oUprObsbility.that
`'is Spanish cruiser will fire upon Americst!,
` ves s e l
an the presence of one of . o u r natlenat
ape; the Commodore'e'redasiou May blrivird..i.
SO of an entirell ria7ol-I*s4:er".: -..- 4-4.,.. , i,
. ,
_:.,;~.~.~. .<. fir:. ---->-
Isturver. or Govanneor. ?moors, or issue.
"...-Oor.lleeder, of Sense,arrived in the 'city
yesterday. Heleaves this evening for his late
residence in 'Pennsylvania, in order to make ar
rangements for ?emoting with his family to Kan
sas.. He will be absent about two months. The
executive heed of the disks ef the Territory, tit
the meantime is Mr. Woodson, the Secreteri. , ----____,
Governor Bee:ler, before his depart:ore, issued a
'proclamation
for,
en election. to be held on the
22d Of Ilsy, to SU vacancies that occur in daze.
eight districts. Be also issued his proclamation
to convene the Legislature on the first Monday -in
3u ter l7.7
Af five years' residence in the City ,Irison,
Henry Camel, connoted of the murderin Rey.
st., has been dispelled of by, a sentence of fool
years in the State Priioa. The District Attorney
said the principal witnesses' were inSouth
America and cow not be obtained. The pets
otter had been found guilty, and a new trial lid
been.granted, but under the circemsuinces
Coen succeeded spies of guilty of m"eslaughter
in the third degree."—Y. Y. T -
On the 14th inst.; the Artesian well ha S"lnve,
Ala. whicithed reached s depth of 440 festould
. was , delirering , nearly 500 gentles of water. per
mon' ate, suddenly sant some 15 or 20 feet below
/the etu:face. for an extent of about 300 'yad:fin "
length, end of a varying width. The roost ex
traordinary oonsequence of this phandinenew is
that all the wells in the vicinity here become
dry. p
DILIOLTI Mirstricancs.—.oa scads' , Irat,
among the contributions at the Church of the
Holy Communion in NOW York, 0 0° fuU d° of
the liespital, iris a roll of fire one
thousludd dollar bt is Theysiere dropped eoi
qidetly into the_ plate, it is said
e , w from Who not eveZ th m
o
gentleman Who ?welled them -kn
- Roo. he
Zdwards Grey, ate member orison-
Igien tram- the 2ad. district in Senioicky,- has
iloet his domination for re-deal - on. Each of the
~,,,,abistes agreed in ' dating to -submit . - their
claims td a convention, and the convention-n° .l : 6-
'Aided Judge' Campbell of Ilopkineville; -.The
Louisrtle Journal says he is a favorite with 'the
American order.' . - .
Stepb.Glower, of this City the alleged
of the bark Mlllenden bee been ametti -and .
'put under $20,000 ball, to aertrer. a :cherge of
fitting out the Wessel for - the .140 1 *i_ 131 .. 031 .
tiside./ . /: /Va. • ' ".' "
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