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IMION •lEPIIBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FoltpuvEßow,
MAJ. CEN. JOHN W. GEARY
07 OIIIIIIIRLA.SD COUNTY.
TITIZTI , D1:00/0 DISTRICT:
`nom. T. S,!IIOORHEAD.
TWICIITSIIIRD DISTRICT:
110N. , rnortms WILLIAMS
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MIX or OMIT:
- JOAN G. GOWN, Hampton T 1
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AILEXANDWIL lIIILANDS. City.
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JOH3 P . GLa.l59. City.
GrompciE 111111A0111, Pitt Tp.
.Ei6OR6IE.Y. acIiCYJB, north Payette Tp
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111ILLIAMEIPSTER. 17.039 Tp.
R. A. COLYILI.r.. City.
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THE CONGRESSION t ?LA",
Rio. 3. Ho person shall be a Sena , . or
Representative-4n Congress, or vie. . :
Presidbnt or Vice President, or b nr.
office-, Civil or military, under the L:i
States, or under any State, who havit...t pre
'lowly taken an oath as member 01 Con
Peak Awns an officer of the United :.itates,
otasa member of any State Legislat.re, or
as-an executive or Judicial officer m any
State to support the Constitution of the
United States, shall have engaged in insur
rection or rebellion against the same,
giten aid or comfort to the enemies there
of; but Congress may, by a vote of two.
third 9 of each House, remove such disa
bility.
The Constitutipn, as it stands, defines
treason, and the laws, as they Matta, pre
scribe its punishment. "Treason the
highest crime known to the laws." It Iris
Caused six hundred thousand men to per
in the last five years. It has ntainie.l
atilt:piny more. It has caused the m
don of large districts of country. It has
laid vast burdens of public debts upon O. •
people. Traitors arc the vilest of crimi
nals. We speak of traitors against a free
government., who, beaten at the ballot-box,
refuse to submit tothe will of the majority,
and take up arms, hoping to accomplish by
mice what they failed to achieve by
,other
means.
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Of the five millions of rebels, who re
cently made war on the government, not
one has suffered the punishment due to his
climes, unless falling in battle may be ac
counted such punishment. Nor is there a
reasonable expectation that any of them
will be punished. When the democrats
declaim in favor of "The Constitution as
it is, and the laws as they are, - they clear
ly do not imitate those portions we have
juskreferrod to; and the repahlicans, leaning
to lenity and willing to be magnanimous,
are ready to take compassion on the van
quished. This third section, ii it shall be
passed, doubtless provide , all the punish
ment to which the rebels will be subjected.
It is so modetate as to hallentte the admi
ration of mankind.
It is worth while to Ii rot 11 ,
negative side. Not n rebel is excluded by
it from the ballot box. All who were or
would be voters, except for participating In
the rebellion, are left so still. Nor is their
right of voting circumscribed to particular
and minor offices. They can vote for can
didates for all offices' whatever.
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What the third section provides is that
all persons who have held offices, makine
it necessary for them to take oaths to sup
port the Constitution of the United States,
who have taken such oaths, and have vio
lated them, shall not be admitted to offices
of honor or trust again ; but shall, in the
language of ANDREW Jouttsos before his
fall, "take back seats." This is strictly
analagous to proceedings in the Courts Of
Justice. When a man has been convicted
of perjury, he is ever after excluded from
the right to give testimony. The presump
tion is that he cannot be trusted ; that the
rights of the public or of individuals ought
not to be determined by what he might de
pose..
Bich rebel that held an Mike covered by
the specifications of this third section, com
mitted perjury. Many of them when they
kissed the Evangelists had already planned
treason, and intended to execute it. 3Ltiny
of them took the oath to support the Con
stitution .over and over again while they
were conspiring against the government.
Hay.,..some of them went so far as to use
their official power to abstract arms and
ammunition ' from the government, and
make them over to the insurgents. Others
conspired against the national credit, while
others still dispersed the army and navy,
on (also pretences, so that they might not
be-on hand to render efficient aid to the
national cause when the hour pf trial ar
rived. •
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Surely, it is not harsh or vinoictive to
say thesepersons shall not have the chance
to repeat their perjuries. The instinct of
self-protection points to the exclusion of
these men from office, as one of the readi
est, most efficient, and least objectionable
remedies that can lie provided. k The pres
ent attitude of the Southern people attests
the necessity of this provision. It is noto
rious they are not selecting for office men
Whosesympathies were confessedly on the
side of tha&vemment during the revolt;
nor yet men, whose loyalty was clearly
oYerboetesby thelide of treason that swept
over these-States; but men who were most
editiMiettOtui and hearty in stirring up
Strife, inembittering the conflict, in im
parting to it obstinacy and ferocity, and in
resorting to all manner of barbarous mess
uses, not warranted by the rules of civilieed
warfare. tt is not singular the rebels
eyineee disposition to be true to those who
were true to them. The singularity is
that any men who feet a sentiment of lop
ally to the Union should not proclaim that
thesetestlizig rebels ought to be excluded
froth '-puhtie trusts by the operation of
permaneftVorganie law.
moreover, the necessity for a rule of this
"11110* - 111("i:ungrpted by the readiness with
Ileideldeltding rebels make haste to ie eev ,
th e le.oalin of fidelity to the Government—
Oen taking to repeated instances, the Test
'Oath:milted idching, thus showing that
as tVitislid,not scruple to incur the guilt of
perjtui(lie going out of the Union, so they
dojOipiritittC to incur it again in getting
back. Atia monstrous to think of trusting
inch;men, and it to lenity to the verge of
dirithudityto• allow them thus tmrelessly
litt . t4tefresirzipils upon themselves;
does_ not make MC ex
: eltistou'44ahese men frotti .utilce,Ortaitual.
IS reeitalites the fact that repentance wham
ottt:alttoffeneest, that; however deeply a-
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man may. bAve .4110:ide s d,'eltherttry,
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lion, gentilne sorrow for the wrong cancels
his criminality, and justifies his restore- ,
tion to confidence and favor; ThrS Ls me
of the great principles on w4e.litie Chrii-
Lien Church is founded. liisia4a comMti
nity of men anti women ' Wiin tMve never
offended; but who have been convinced
of the wrongs they. have done, and fully
resolved to abandon them. Bence, in this
matter of treason, the authority is given to
Congress, when omen, or class of turn,
shall give evidence of loyalty, to re
move the disability ender which they ate
placed, and restore them to all the rights,
immunities and privileges of complete citi
zensbip.
What more than this the rebels or their
friends have a right to ask it is difficult to
see.. To grant more than this would be to
exhibit not generosity, but weakness ; to
prepare the way for, and to invite, fresh
calamities, on the pretext of remedying ca
lamities already surmounted, and which
have spent their toren.
FUSION-CONFUSION
Three months ago the engineers of the
Conglomerate or Fusion movement, which
has for its object the support of the Presi
dent's Policy, thought their plans so well
laid that success could not elude their grasp.
So long as they confined their conferences
with each other to denunciations of the
Radicals, ancl'Ao the promulgation of spe
cious generalities, susceptible of rations
interpretations, according to the idiosyu
modes of different individuals, there seem.
ed to be an identity in their plans, and a
coherence in their principles. But, so soon
as it became necessary to descend from the
regions of rhetorical declamation, to de,
cide on precisely what Found they should
all stand, to what ends they should mutual.
ly contribute, and what measure: , should he
resorted to, dire repnuanees were disele ,
i It jealousies sprang up, unity was
at an cud, and the whole movement tend, d
ntpidly to Confusion.
In New York, for illustration, every
thing went on smoothly enough until the
President began his Progress and the State
Convention assembled to present candi•
dates. Speedily the Ereniny Pmd, the
Commercial Aden.tiger, the Herald and the
Times, became clamorous with protests and
remonstrances. Each had its peculiat
cause of dissatisfaction and taking all their
complaints as valid, association with the
Republicans was evidently more congenial
than with the Democrats. The nominn
thin of Mr. HOFFMAN for Mayor in viola
thin of agreement, led to a serious tapir,.
11-1 there are now ninny intlicmiona that
.. ,, iseryutiyes ure seriously illiukin,T
.plug back to' their old ashocirdlon
As a matter of course the Democrats are
disappointed, and assume to be indignant.
The World charges 31. r. RA YMON P, 1,114 i the
men who side with him, with had Mill,.
The Fr, on an'• Jou raa:, the organ of the
Catholic democracy, is dechlehly Net r re.
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It says
"Mr. Henry J. Raymond, editor ot . iLr
Daily Timm. Chairman or the Wai: Re
publican National Committee, Ullugrest
man, and late coconspirator tt itb Thad
Stevens—voting nearly every time ender
Stephens' whip, fr•r Stet ens' mea , itre,
said to be the author of the qiesoluti , ...
and the 'Address.' Ills own newa;stper
he Tim ea—says he is the author. The
Address' contains a number of good
principles well stated, which Raymond
never hehl, neither as an old Whig, nor an
a Black Republican. The 'Address' an
nounces prirteipleA that we believe Hay
mond never understood sufficiently either to
affirm or deny. There arc in it, also, an
sertious too pointed ever to have been nu
ceiv.al or uttered intelligently by him -
tor hi.. feels is in using many words, NV II it
dot any point . The 'Albite.... to a
dic effusion. It emu.' ns pronosillOths
t radictory and incompatible will, cad
other. tin analysis, we find lump. of un
digested beef and slices of cucumber,
spoonsful of soup and copious nnalloas of
buttermilk—and a 'painless diarrhea"
"rice water discharges, — in the way o
worth,'"
Nor daes the .h,urnal stop here. It goi,e
on to characterize in earnest but just tct
the President's Policy, and to show what
the Democrats really think or it. On these
wink it declares
The "President Johnson pokey
paliatire, and nothing more. It is not
based on operative principles of
order. It is the negation of a negation
an opposition to what is itself an opposi
tion to the true genius and traditional life
of these States that are, as a fact, merging
into one nation.
But a. palliative is better than nothing
A. palliative may save me for the present
It is not to be despised. It is as a resort in a
dire extremity that we urge every eff o rt to
be made, In the coming elections, In sup
port of the "policy" of President Johnson
It does not, in any. respectable degree, fill
out the programme of Free government, ns
maintained by Jeffersonlan Democrats of
old. But it may carry us over a danger
ous pass, and give us time to prepare some
tldng better. That is why every old Den
ocrat—every true lover of free government
—ought to struggle and work for the pres
ent support of President Johnson, as if to
wns in very deed the standard hearer of
our principles!'
In other words, neither President Jon N •
sou nor Isis Policy represent democratic
ideas, but are to be tolerated and used
simply as helps to break down the.Eepub-
Henn organization. That accomplished—
If, Indeed, it can be—the democrats will
show what they Intend, and march up to it
by the shortest path.
But, not alone in New York does the
JOHNSON movement already give signs of
decrepitude., In the Cleveland Conven
tion there are indications of dissatisfaction
and unrest. The administration programme
for the organization of the body was defeat
ed, and a degree of Independence evinced,
on other points, which show that many
who prematurely committed themselves to
the movement are tired of it and ready to
secede.
THE HON. HORACE MAYNARD, of Ten
nesse°, is a native of Massachusetts. The
Governor of Massachusetts, introducing
him to an audience a few evenings since,
in Boston, said:
"The gentleman whom I shall first in
troduce to yon is at the present moment by
your vote, Mr. Senator, and by the vote of
the loyal members of Congress,
a member
of the Congress of the United States. I
have known him. longer than you have,
fellow-citizens. I have known him under
relations and ties to which you are stran
gers. He whom I shall now um oduce, and
who before, as now, has been a member of
the Congress of the United States, Is a na
tive of my Own county of Worcester. I
greet him, therefore, to-night, as few of
you can greet him. / greet him with the
warmth and heart of a brother. •lie was a
member of a collegiate institution with Me
thirty years ago. In the distribution of
the honors of that college It fell to me to be
his monitor. I rejoice to-night that lie
shall be my monitor. I have great pleas•
are to introduce to von Hon. Horace May.
nard, of Tennessee."
- Tii in Richmond Enquirer, of the lith
leinst., contains an etlitOrillltWOCOLUtlalat In
ength to prove that the Southern StinCli
possooseti the right to accede in 1661, and
tlwt the only "traitors" in the late war
"ere those who fought against secession.
The following extract shows in what spirit
the "situation" is "tureptorl:"
Whether, therefore, as believer it e
constitutieual right sets.sttion or enu
eurring.tn the gadOrpateti proposition that
the Federal Gertirnmeut le mroatitationally
for bidden to invade or coerce n Huge, wo
claim thatln no seam, legit' or moral, can
the charge of "treason to the people of
othertitonthernBtatea, In nenneetion
With thu Late war, Be sustained. The trea
eon treason there was—the 'revolution , "
i,VrovelEtticin 'Were attempted — were wih
. 1 116 W tThii; - igitllotit la* and against law,
aes;royinguelts .151 invaders into the
sciutlianjittatemtomirartiiralheir llbetties;
uttiVnelwlth , SliessirtwilSSxarbisedilieAul,,
440401P"'oeStegtiluitSUW, §rs7fol.gog.
NEW ADVI?,RTISEMENTS.
THE lIPIO3I ELEPUBLItAri VLATEolitt.
JAMES T. BIW)Y ifit 1/3CrS ......
United State., atitch C0. ,. * I RAEtcus & GRAFF
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AntesoLtuent of the Eenc.r.t.Tdstco:Etf,rite::::
agd VFOOdAtSte 98 LP:mrty - Street,
a nt itthrJoierilyes'ojefutub3O-IThlLCede": ae n d uc t: , j"-
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noltrillefere the ;notes for
Rosa IL MIS IN CROtTIIIES PRObIiCE,
Resolved, Ity the senate and 'louse of Rep- BANKERsttunaßs
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Dl4l.l.gas IN AM, ICINDS Or Fresh and Malec .4 Theirs,
to Congress ~sseml.lc.l,
(wins ing f
urtiele Government Securities, AT LOWEST CASH PRIEF.S.
Ilouses.enneurrin. ,,
•be prevesedte We Legislw , e le. e' the .e‘ ere' Foreign Exchange, i ~aim Is to keep a
States Mil nn amendment to the Coniitttu lion of Gold, Silver and Coupons. jFirst-Class Family Grocery,
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the Unli...lStatts and esnsilas.
All•rtstu—Slia Tina I. All {:arsons 1401 or Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
tiattlrallged In the United States, and subject
to the Jurisilict ton thereof, are citizens 01 the
Vatted states, anil Of Chu state a Lereili REPtBLICIN TURN OUT!
reside. No State khan make ni entorce any
law which shall abridge the privileges
or tu,-
muulttes of the care,ns of the United Stn' es. --
Nor Shall any state deprive any person of
life ,libertyr or
pro
pcity without
d"° , l"."‘"." September -
or lr deny to any person w ithin Ica
Jurisdiction the elitist, protecnon of the lass. ,
Sumo" ItepretanitaLiVeS (dual be apt..,
tioned among the osmotic! States according to
their respective numbers, counting the whole
number of persons in each Slate. excluding
Indians not taxed; but whenever the right to
vote at any election for electors of Presluent
and Vice President, or for United States Rep
resentatives in Congress, executive and Judl
elnl °dicers, or the members of the Legislature
thereof. is denied to any of the mate Itiliala-
Ma IS of such State, being twenty-one years Of
age, and citizens of the United States, or In
any way abridged, exeept for participation in
rebellion or other crime, the basis of reprearit.
Lotion therein snail Ma reduced ltt the prone:-
Oen which the number of such male ettixens
shall bear in the whole number nil male eat
semi twenty-one years of age in that Saute.
SECTION S. No person shall be a Senator or
Representative in Congres., elector of Presi
dent or VIM. President, or hold any office,
civil or unlit ry, nod , r the tilted slates, or
Maier any Slate, who, previously rating tin
Oath au it member of I..lngress, or as an (Oliver
of the United States, or as a meta her of any
State Legislature, or as an eceentive Or J 13.1 1-
Mal oitleer of ally Stale, to support the Consti
tution of the United slates, shall tiny,- !ingli
ged in insurrection or rebellion against the
Mine, or given aid Or muntort to the 4.114.11 les
thereof OM Congress may, 1.4• a vole of ts o
tldrds of .ell itotnie, rem , eve sluts .1 ,n
-billty.
Snarls I. The v es tlii• (whin brit
et the 1 nlled Stales atilloirleet 1 , law . , inclu
ding debts Incurred for tile pity meant sit pen
sions and bounces loi nets lee in suppressing
Insurrection nr rebellion, 'hail mit 1..• pies.
t1041e.1,1.ut nelther the I ni.sl slate+ not .1114
Stale, shall 14,41inte or pay any dent nr obinga
lion 'alie n , al 114 TOW,
lion against tio• ...t.•.10t Malin
'forl , ll' loss or moan. ipal imi lin slam.. lul
all sn, It do. Is, I A , 1 .• 11 i 111, 1.1-
114.1.1 1 1 11 1 voi
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PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS,
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ISIIMENT W EST ()Ir TISK MOUNTAINS. Huai
nes. Pardo. Letter He Bonds, Labels,
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Certificates of Deposlls, Invitation Cards, Se.. Lc.
Nos. 7A end 71'1'h1,1 et , l'lttabulah. se 12.34
WOG SALE-12 acres of Ground,
well tltutiered ann watered. on Squirrel Still tea
minutes' walk irons i'MN.l , latr r Cation at Shady
blue, Yoortn Street Road. Also acres st 0u1e
.00,1 station; and several Farms well Waled In
Westmoreland nod A Iles heny el:mulles. Also coal
Property, Howes and Lots In the city and suburbs.
('or further particulars enquire of
WILLIAM %TAMIL
(Opposite the Cathedral, I
•e2l No. 1/0 lirant streoL
1 BOOK EVERY BODY SEIOULD
IIF.A —Now ready, VIZ LOST CAUtna. ti/
K. A. Pt d.t.abb. romp.cte Lit not large Rural oeta•
volume or 7PI pages. Illustrated. The only
standard mid nfbetal boutharn History published.
I he puhtte are eatitlonetl againsl any other politica
lien purporting to be tills work. hold only by pub-
Itration. •gent o
s wuld do well to send for our ell .
eulars and tenn• of this and other Important works
henry caning in the RAM of other worts. Apply
to A. L. TAL , frt. as Market street, Pittsburgh.
at2.l;k4l:Ws:arg _
TrEARLI". S ACRES OF LAND IN
AIUNONUABELA VALLEY, WITHIN ONE
!BILE OF TILE CITY AT ./BI . IIANS' COUBT
Sal.E.—Tlll.lll/3DAY I.IOItNINU Sept. :MB. at 11
'clock. will b e sold oh the prom isee, by order Of
Orohnna• Court, that valuable Reed r..uw, •11 0010
Rn th e Monongahela Itleer, on the Connelierrlllf ,
ailroad, and the Braddock, Wield Plank Road,
Ithlu I inlie of the city: belonging to 05t113.6 Or
littabon. doge:wed. end bounded by laud*
Of John Arthur. James e. Craft. and Mr, Ounce,.
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7 acres If;.18 perefter. AY ut acres or
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prop,ty Is a valuall e inarerfacturlog silts, lying
below the plant road, with a front of 3.f7 iret good
river landrug. That part of the north— rise side of
the railroad contains beautiful troildlog • 110 .• with
ne•er-faillng xprings of water, gad wail situated
r troll growing. The property is within a few
minute* . rldr of the city try tire rrakhand Passenger
I'ma, in addition to the :shore early. ro ads. For
Nether par licolors. apply to Jolt,/ Id. Kreettolr,
tra Irlacuoullstreet, Pittsburgh.
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l'articultcr attention glvsn to the collection of IC
counts, bills, notes, r.
Ilerrespontlents In New 1 ors, Boston, Baltimore,
Philadelphia: Beaver, B, Its hot, 1,11.1 og, l'o.:
lodmoo to' I, 8010 O. ‘V. Vs.. thirty
N. N.. aml elsewhere. sett/All
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JJWs FAIRLY,ha v g. is is hed
• their new belldtml, at their old steed,
Xo. 413 and 415 Liberty Street,
Opposite IN AVID
We have sw lit our outttllng • IV/i
ROOktd, seltAble tor Whet s. inquire al ate above
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numbers.
89,00.wu 0 CAN BEAT THISTS9,OO.
For Two Weeks Only
I .mectilug rut:tic/1 c ALP hISLII 13901
army own mat,. for the small bUill of NISI. Dig ,
LAC.S, at No. 36 hl &levet.
slava:am LIAblICII: USA. JR.'
GREAT SALE THIS WEEK Ok.
iJooklikg &oyes, Tin Tiite v .Coni . licatiiiN.lnidern.
and Ottawa. kittlun %VW* at P. O..DMIPZIPI4',.,
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I I t NI., t ~,,t, , cr• t, • ,7 , lAA
i . •illtl l 4 111111•VBILIC AINS.
Are II) it A ssessed P.
Sa r 1.41)1. 29(h, im the twit
Ilro lot' ANl.e i.zig Votern.
. ,•. .. not 4..4 44 4 4 4.1 hy that dale .11i
4 44 I TII I llt \ F. al 14 .4n•Ulng 010,11011..
I.• ' 4 . ..,44, ..`lllinn. • 11,44444414/tot the epee
. t:. 4'44 4 4 . 4.1144 gl • ILI. ATTENTION to
• th 1 t • tr, rt o•ngrec• nl on<4 . In the
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IMMEDIATE & THOROUGH INSPECTION
TII Elll TIV E
SE3 E Oa
, ,„ „, .O,IIT I LI/ NAfIIL of
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Ai lON 1111:11.11'111.11412AN MI ETINCI
AT McKEESPORT,
O Nightrelay, Septriaibtr, 22d,
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VI*TENTION ! 1101iS IN Hit 1
NE F•f: A' TII If '4 11 II
.s•oi 0 an • , •utami
of thr total-
' 1 i.• WI, oef coth W•rd. at
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t• • • .. •
/., • 10 , tat., 1•• plt ant.ti cevt.ral the
en to a loltee• the
tat, t: ng A 11,1 Att. lid! tter •
I. vat,keatir
• •1nt,..•r•X11 , , tionht 1.. trwouelt.t. The
,•‘l, , „! 'tore lu Kole will thetas
-1 ...ter 11(31.11 V, rce.htent
hi . II 1 . .
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ME
1866. FALL TRADE. 1866
HATS, CAPS AND FURS,
EZEI
Wholesale and Retail.
M'CORD & CO.,
131 14 - 00 D STREET.
Inelt< special attention to their large •tock of
Hate, &c., &c., for Fall Sales,
full rind e.••npiet• - every variety to atilt all
lasts,. Also S LI:o oft , cr . , description to lull the
1.41 , 1 KS •00
1111'TS131i liG 11
POCKET CUTLERY.
I ail an.l reliaie yes irrthotse superior POCKET
NIN Se. leanest...reseal Irani es essay. Wells & Coi•
see. Steel.
HOLLOW GROU D RAZORS,
I:TI.E.BY O} Yl. U. 111; BMX • I . IIIC E
TAT Dd. N. Co 43-1:1113247",
A,nt fur Ihe 17111.1ery Cumpaay,
.ros. 67 and 69 FlrTh tifreelf,
11 , 1: WATCH 11171LDINIJ.)
PA ItTNEII WANTED
TO GO INTO TIE: COAL BRINES&
Must hare a Capital of $l,OOO or $5,000
Knqulre ~I
M'MASTER, OAUAM a. BUTTERFIELD,
U 8 l'i RA NT ISTREET, rlttatntritt
NOTICE.—AII persons; interested
are unlined that tbe nedereigned viewers. ap
pointed to view and sista damages and helmets for
the opening of • starlet trom the Inaction Of Flank
ing and Fairmount ateeetemmt about3L fee t -cadet
• street from the junction of fountain and Illemlot
street. snout 010 het, both In the Thlid Wird, A -
legbeny City, will meet on the , preintseit, on-F/1
DAY, Oat. Ith, 1966, at 10 o'clock, A. M., to hint the
the du tle• of their nt
appOltitme.
.1 CUES GRA 4 HAM.
Pt 1.11
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FALL MILLINERY GOODS.
J. D. BERND ;
Wirth aaaci. 114Ctraavis.ot, Mai"
UP STAIRS.
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Itycontuati ItaClOLATua`e YrlCs.,
Plrreuunou, slept. 18tb,
ik . SEIESSIVIENT NOTlCE.—Notice Is
hereby elven that the AsseumentAillbe Grading"
PM' and thrr btu old= Street and Beach Alley,
In the Ward, lave been toltdt,• and eau he
seen at this °Mee until the Rein LIAT 4.)/
TRUISM IMO, after which Urea they unit be re
turned to the (My Treasurer for collection.
CIiAJILES ItEICHIWyAjto„,
Itacordlua.lleaulalosr.
MECO
J . n. WILLIA MIR 0. 13.1 , C01WA11.
WILLIAMS & COWAN, f.
PLASTIC SLATE CEMENT ROOFERS.
Thee keep on hand w largo snoptollootlng
ls
irria, Mate Cement, Volt, 800 t and
Varnish.. Prompt attention given to the Booting
bosine:s. Mlle.. No. Sal Penn street, and Na
tional Hotel Building, Pittsburgh. Pg.. .17492
MILLINERY.
MM. NI. KITCHEN Is now open
lug • splendid assOrtmant Of lba most fashion
able and eleg•nt stylea of
ThEEMX-MaIrOIiONIVE"
uOOllB. et No. lOU Federal street, All•igheny City.
5e13474 _
Orri cs PirranQcon .t STSUn ptt int tri • lber IIA.S
5t R. U. Co.,
Seh.
AMEETING OF THE STOCK.
HOLDERS el the Pitt•butgb NW Steubenville
Railroad Company will be hada( their moo comer
of Fourth street sod Cherry alley on_ WEDNES
DAY, tb• dey of September, sell o'clock A. U.
Stoekboldere are pant., elarly mitigated to attend.
a. 0 00 toodo of Import.ee will be brought before the
/SAAC 'JONES,
1:141:1 President.
CA PETti— FALL OF .1366.—N0w
oven log at
87 Fourth Street,
In'
•
A supt rb 111,110finn At of everitrig In' the ChtflpltT
LIN , embracing Velvet. Wapeatrlas,Altrea•Ply.
sod Ingrain., selected espeelal/rgor.Anis route ,t
and will be sold at the lowest pt the Market will
afford.
IEeOALLUM BROTHERS.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
. HAVE THIS DAR .ASSOCIATED
Ivrtat me H.
M. SNODORMA tltstWbdesahr
Drug Busman, at 3? Wood .rnireet,
The dile of theAtmto aim, A. Amax ar4".
tea. , - . • GLOBUS A..X./.14..Y.,
01110MIZ A ..111Z1.1:71 ii,aivia ....a.R.: Y. siorifiniss:
im p eem
Il vtiam
afAltit ,- lei.' •,1114ELLE.111.7 .-- ,C04
2.....1% itapie s-wooa
une; Auk* ''.
V
wirocrw
XISINAIghd.; ~.-.1.,..,44 t.i*.; , 7,--;. 'tl:-..1,1 - tt;!: : :;• tea . ,
Ana make It a SATIAPM TION to at, who may Yarn
ua with their patronage. In QUALITY.
PRICE sod 'MALI:YU.
.21:kri 96 Liberty nr.et, turner of Y erry
1866, NEW FALL GOODS
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MACRUM Sr, CARLISLE,
El•ve l ust opened no P3l,lsi‘t and VierPild 1110 Ck
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIUIIIMUS,
RICH BONNET & TRIMMING RIB SONY,
ZMI3ROILIERIEIS of ev..ry descripon,
RICH AND ELEOANT LACE
RICAL LACES of MI kinds,
IDEAL LAC in THASIMEDASOODS,
IMITATION LACtili—a splendid line,
NmsSiNill. SWISS, JACoNIET MUSLIN:
LINEN LAWN & CAMBRIC, IRISH LINEN'
tiLo V ES- all new and attractive steins;
HOSIERY - a etonpirteassortatest
D •,
LADIES' &WERS CHILDRISN• MERINO V Ears io
RA, is
FANCY ZEPHYR ARTICLES-Splenilld styl
OW senses:
BERLIN AND AMERICAN ZEPHYRS,
n[lEl34Olll WOOL,
THE ON Uth E CASIO! FALL: YAlCis—sli colors
HEADLEY'S SKIRTS of every Ise,
FANCY ARTICLES ANY , NoTlyoNs.
Merchant. and Dealers will nod 11 to their tato
Inn tomtit and examine our present eat's.'
stack before perehaelng eisewbert. All nor goo
betel purchased direct on the nest terms, we
prepared atd will make as low prices as coy Yu
ern Jobbing Hon..
MAORUM & OARLISLE,
DU. J. N. KING
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NO. 104 .S.I. V"I• 1.7 E.
Opposite the t uthedral,
Itt hi* Mewls sod pal.).
art. are In nerd ol thrt sorrone* of WI es rwriented
DENTAL PRACTITIONER.
MOP! Cll.l attention will he given In thepreserve.
Ilan of the natural teeth hy alltlfully fillitig them
w lie, the most select maiertal, and giving them
other proper treatment, the, pro verde, thriu for
future use, and comfort la • nye old age.
Irtrautarlte of the troth or etiong Ill•
lily attended to and eurro-ted.
T [lute tursutlful life-lltte artlll:tal teeth, rp Barred
romfortable tad axonal he the moor of tor I we
torl• mechanism, will ha Made ready for ell who
may order them.
All revival diuoverles of value In clrlun relief
from path la the extraction of tooth, will toi
folly malmtulsttred to throe who mar &etre lb , Yll.
(Mies hoar* front 9 A. U. to 41. 5. err 1,1
psren: PAPER::
PITTSBURGH
PAPER I:INUFICTURING CO.,
Warehouse, S 2 'I hird Sired,
Keep cou•tantip on brupi. and for n.l, iont
mftrkr.l
NEWS, TACK, MANILLA, HARDWARE,
WRAPPING PAPERS
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10,000 bdly, assorted row In Warr hie.
Clinton Mill. at Steubenville, Ohio.
telg jw hton 311110 at New Itrightou.
ee
pITTSLIURG H
BANK FOR SAVINGS.
Porto,ty the INSTITUTIt.:q
61 Fourth street.
!Cc ariv the 13.1k4 of Pettdburgh
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CllMlTtilith IN 1...
111 . 1 N DAILY from U to 4 o'rlork, and on NI RU
tilitAY aoJ tiATURDA 11:V Y. ts I Sit, from Ms,
Ist to litrevisiber /at. 7 to a o•clork. to , flow hot.
Ist to May tat, a to 1 o'elock.
800. of Ity-Lawe, tc.. furnished' it the ware
gratis.
'rids loatltution eape..tally off« to hose whose
eandba are liastivi, tbi- • ppori 0011 y to t aventnolate,
by small dept.., easily. ay.d. a .01 which will no
reaorree when to-eiled, and bearing triton:.% In•
It of remaining unproductive.
BOARD OF MANABEItAs
PRESIDICS,
GVIMIC-PartarMl 33MVILX1.-Sr.
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sECRETARY AND TREASURE:IL
D. XL 1101433-T'ISTT•Tt3Y.
A. BRADLEY, WM. K. NIAliCh,
A. S. BELL, N. RAHN,
JOHN s. DILWORTH. JOSHUA IDYS.
0. FuLLANTHIER, JOHN elefft ,
JAS. L. UHAIIAII. R. C. SLUM. IcTz,
CHILINTO H ER ZUG. .
SIII,CITIIIIS —IL V. A A. turn:u.tor
EXECUTORS' SALE OF FARM AND COAL.
TDE UNDERSIGNED, Erecutors
of the .111 of JOR acceasc44 oi•
Icy for pate at Public Auction. on the premteca,
September 26tb, at I o'clock P.M.,
II that valuable rsint, altuate In Minlln To am
bje adlstlala
und c s of t J i nn i , o.
about 106 acre., with COAL a:dell:jog the whole
tract.
This land is of the Seat quality. well watered and
productive. The coal being within a mile and a half
or the Monongahela river Is very relueblr.
Ti,, impro•ementa are a`Slone and a Prnme D well-
Ine, wits Darn tn.l other ont.bnildings.
Tines • One-third cash; balance In one .14 two
years, with interest annually, to he menrcd by
bond and morlfrAe r r Av A lentlice
DAVID 11. WI LB.llO r., v•e* utora,
sell.)7l:dwF near t e premises.
nIIPHANS' COURT SALE.—By
v-"virtne of au all,. order of the Orphans. Court of
Allegheny county. the imdersigoed, administrator
of lterslamto Morrow. deceased, wilt tell at Public
Sale, at the Court Hon., to the Cite of Pittsburgh.
on rATIIRDAE. October 6th. Irle!. at 11 o'clock.
A w., of mild day, all the Bituminous Stone Coal
vitherlylng the annexed described tract of land, to
gether with the necessary privilege of abating far
entilation, tight of way, rhea right for plat
forms, Ac. Bald lands being elthated in Scott town
ship, near the line ot the Oben:loth Valley Rallrestl a
about , ti mile from the AlleghthE County Rome;
shoot IM rods from Robert Lee's Mill, and a 4110111•
leg lands of Wm. Fryer. //start Bhawhan, Wm. 11.
Lea, Esq.. Robert Lea's helm, and J. W. Coot,
oontaining 51acre*, snore or leas.
mean Of SALitr-One-half cash, onnfirmation
of We and execution and delivery of deed to the
;immune., end the remaining one-half one year
thereafter, secured by bond and mortgage on the
premtaes interest on the unpaid balence until
paid. Per flintier Entrtlontarg enquire of J. RAU
YET ROBB, tOwinittlp, Atha''' . of IlenthMin
Morrow, deed, Mt. Lebanon P. U., Allegheny
County, Pa. selTtpilidilerT
SOLD/I".EnS'
1=1:1113
CLAIMS FOR BOUNTY, &c.
The undersigned win collect all bounties, back
pay and printout, due soldiers Under the seta of
Convey or !i.et law;,
Congress his ,lust passed an act equalising boon-
Um. under Which veteran soldiers are entitled to
&wanly Of from 1100 to 111100.
JOHN B. LAHUIE,
A. M. CROWN.
Attornerat Ly!,
"C' '
No.
"4 L'll k lllitnllll
iyal-4,62.1L1TT
010. B. ISOUTP JOON 11085
JOHN ROSS & CO.,
BtreCEBBollB TO
W M N. OGDEN & CO.,
AIANIIPACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
clam' Oil Lamps and Fixtures,
CHANDELIERS, CARBON OILS, &C.
No. (34. Ilastarlot ,031accoot,
misuashdav7 _ rITTBBmIou, rA.
ALLEGHENY COIrN7PY , ss.—ln
Coo•mon Pies,' Court, No.l Mirth Term, MS.
CATHARINE KLEIN vs. 011ARLES MAIN. In
Divorce.
Anl nosrl Sept. 8, PM, It.B. PARKINBkIN, Keq ,
app
onyointed co6llllssion ibollant.
er by the Court to tato tes
tim on num.(' I
rnou Inc Itlet:
JACOB 31. WALTER,
TO OITA= KLElstr—Ton wlll take nudes that
the nisderslithed Commissioner appointed to take
testimoni la the above case, will atteod to the du
ties of Ms appointment., at the once of Mkcititsc.k.
wcomm..4 No. no Grant street, slLLsburrin, un
tiATCHITA.Y, Sept. tad, Wm, .4 o'c ock T. m.
tt. B. rARKINCON,
Commissioner..
CM
BANK EXCHANGE
. RESTA.ITR.A_NT,
11. SCHILD, Proprietor.
ro. 90 Third SI., 'Pittsburgh.
An cne luxuries of tho season. Choice Liquors,
Boors, &o. Priests Dining rooms op stairs.
IsZhg2i,
4arrlC]E - .
.
`HE ,HOLDERS OF. 1130IINTY
.1101tne led CERTirtwerre et iha YOUItTiI
Allegheny, see IMMO , 00000 tO present
the - tufo; goontent to D. aIf,KISILLS,: o f
Tees,.
gnee. at the Menne National Bank, of Allegheny,
who will sedum* them as that as money can be col,
melanin:Oat/meg.
' /MOWN, - President.
B. KOLLOC neeressx senntt7
~
rrorNIVALKER vetr:
mARGAJR- ^--- it,„. ER: - No. 3. : 2 l%'e g r lteni
0u1,DA8i1iti,.......-•'W , 12.02.2101i ri.... , • anz
2.l4,lllTwWdarstitnin 1 i'••
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0mudy........„,• nag .....M•Ati* ii........
4 1 - 14 , 154ku, i , ,ri,,...,.. .. -
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tar
V)MEENTS
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BAIRCIL'S S GlidEF,
19 Fifth titreet,
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Hoofing. Felt and
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NEW ADVERTISEMENta
_____
NEW FALL GOODS,
ro v. IS - IN I P.; 40. IN , folk ,
..YO. 27 I - IFTII S It El: T.
old clay .at p.d rns•
MA NCT and VI. I S 11. I• It I'. .;
KNIBROIDEURII II A SOICEIO u
.OI
EM-STITCRILD d
I IdITATION sod It CA 1. do
V A 1.1:1WILNEB I. It Y: A Tot icE
IMITATION do do Idsdell di.
LitllPUltE LACE. I rUItF. do
1.A1)1E5 . DUES. 4 CA I . 'S lu 1 rat laty of lay
NEW STYLE. LADIES . II I . AU
WbItonCOLTUT,, NECK . TI±R. VA PElt A LIN -
N'A..lu.;
ZEPHYR WOIISI EPS,
PATTY.IINS. IKTI.AN Wool.;
TUILBA NI-, ILI Sl lto Ns, I/
Kits,
Arid fullline of
NOTIONS, &c•
Al on , Good. fal I' sold at
Mic:biaveaot 404t.eal Q3'3o®6.
SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
SINGER, NIIICK & CO.,
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BEST REFINED CAST STEEL,
SOW, FLT I\h orT ,OF OIL SIZES
MILL. Itrt AT, 1 1111. I. Cakl,
SAW PLATES.
EL1.11 . 11. AS I. -1 , 111-M.1,1r - fir
RAILWAY SPRINGS,
CaOs spring Sha,
Cast and German Plow Steel
%V Nt. • A NI, IF IV CU BARS.
SPRINGS, AXLES AN!' STEEL TIRE,
SICKLY:. FII ,, VFL. I,Ah V, FlillK TOr
CALK 111511,1 - STAII..
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Warehouse, S 3 Water St., Pittsburgh
nelk.tl
FORT PITT
BOILER, STILL AND TANK
W() lariTS.
CARROLL & SNYDER,
TUBULAR, DOUBLE-FIXED, TUBULAR
FIRE-ROX & CYLINDER STEAM ROLLERS,
STILLS AND OIL TANKS,
CHIMNEYS, BREECHING AND ASH I'ANS,
SETTLING PANS, ,ALT PANS AND CON
DENsERs,
STEAM PIPES, U ASOMETERS, A ND,IRON
It k;S,
PRISON r)OoltS AND Co AI. 81113TES
Otilee and Worbo•, corner Second, Third
Short end Liberty Street..
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Cirmrdem scut lo the above add 1 ..... ',III I
promptly altc n And In.
yijil
S. W. THOMPSON & CO.,
StCOllll Flour. Marko'• Utak'ding
043 P".:::) - tirt.13. fiat
TM, LIPz. EIIIINE AND ACCIDENT INSULIN
EFFE:I I El , IN vtll I I I.AS IMvl'n'.lKS. at
(sit raw, Los,r•roptllably Wluacl rad promptly
pall
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A.:tna Life I u•urance Company, of Hartford, Ct.
North American Mire incorance Company, of
Manton]. Ct.
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company, of klart
ford, w
et
Ne Euglosol Fir. lueurauce Company, of Han
ford, I' . )7 . 24:01-11W)
DAY, McABIIiY & SPAN,
Itt.l•l:lF.TtrftS O
IRON CITY RIME WORkS,
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 45 Wood and 102 and 104 Third St,
El!=
Saddlery Hardware and :Trimming
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Superior Wood and Iron names,
W ronght font lilts, Ring Blte, bnnWee Brandoons,
Whei 11:,4'., 11 ui.,u Rua, Se., an. Keep allO on
hand. (nil and nomplete assortment of doode In
their line. ell of which they oder at as Mr prices,.
and on as Food term. as are oeered by any hone° In
the trade hi APT tilt WES r. m73t,b34
DIM4OLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE FIRM OF JOSHCA RHODES
a CU. this day dissolved by mutual eousmit.
tither of the Nattier. vita oisti the name ot the th
to lietilingup the old tiii.tne.• at the onlee of the
Plit.burith Brewery. . _ .
JuBHITA RHODES.
P. W. H. LATSHAW
JACOB ►SDERSUN.
ile•lng die posed of our entire Brewing, ]tatting`
and Hop Business to Hamm. CARSON, D.A.B.LINti-
TON a CO., we would ask from our Mende • con-
Lwow:lee or the patronage go liberally bestowed
epee us, as from their long experience lathe Ma
gna.. we feel 'aliened that they will maintain
the errellence of uur ale.
=
Referring to the above, we would inform the pub
ic that we will l ib e r alng und en joyed a
ntlnuance of the patronagey the
ste arm ofJobßit Itig011M& CO., and from our
111
In the business, 1.1 satisfied that we
111 be enabled to glee entire satisfaction to those
ho may favor on with their orders.
sea CAlitiON, DARLINGTON & CO.
BLANK HOOKS,
Memorandum Books,
Stationery.
School .Books
& large stock of all dosertptlont at lowest orlon
STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
JOHN P. HUNT &CO.
WHOLESALE AND UZTAIL
Booksellers, Stationers &Newsdealers
jai BiABONIO HALL, FIFTH STREET.
NEW BOOK.
•
•
WOMEN OF THE WAR..
By /MANI moonr. sittor of "The Rebellion
Reeord,•'
Tho objeat of this work is
the *om
and PrrOont
ClOrreiti3Os or Um attlrlileed of the *Moen tv4u nltitrod
the perti•of the swar.and ought to Inherit tra
Among these aro Sketches :01 Miss MARTHA , J.
FOWLER, of . PRA shore, Mrs, BARRA
Mrs. MAMA ND amIllIsij'ATTER.2Ol4, of Mils
delphls; Hiss AMUR 1113RAtitt, oi (lettysburg,
Pa. and other* from nearly every mate to the
Union. The volume contains shoat MO oetalo
pages, and ta Ulostrated With. stool plate pot
engraved In the most tutprOtpd style. tio.d otty by
" FiIragI7ANTED Wertern Penns.. West
V rginla and Western new York.
•
For terms, address or apply to
MURRY A ttOWES,
sea No. 08 Fifth street, Pittsburgh._
BUSINESS REALMS
COMELE tOLLEGII.
No. 4 St. Clair Street.
We have engaged the services ..fin ex ptil tented
teacher enormity for the months of July and An,
gust.. Student. entering On Owlet ofJuly can cool
ly complete the meriee lyr the tact of Augurr. • • '
For circular. and specimens Or ogniuldildill.. 'Sat
at the College ROOMS, or address
N. ettat*Rii ins
teikaniuwv • gAgoCILAAMOIMS.:..:,•••
°MCI: or TUX PITTSBIIIIOII43B.B b0141..AT;
_l4th f
U LECTIONe—The statkbolderc
otthe ralstantaireascouresrwliaii.'
try ntrittled that att.:Union - of thresposons to.serve ,
M Trustees of the Cotp.Any.rot , strealumusta.
retileilito o ttgiMet i tTNA443o , 42"M alttiU n r:
1 t r
'Ak a ivrt I.° ter* 4.74 %:
~ •, • • ,
4c tor . ti .:•‘,..
'SAXES M..B i ii v ,,s
W.IF
- 4 "k 71. -'' - 'k.
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DAniliqulgtort, ~P,-
"BOYS IN BLUE."
``lll LEY ROUND - TRH FUG."
A :NATIONAL CONYIATION
Soldiers and Sailors
WILL BC USU. , sT
PITTSBURGH, PA .,
On Tuesday. September 26th, 1866,
All houorsblg diocharigetl I:lc/Idlers ad hallors,
who are oppodell to relnattillig rebel. ls l glover Imo
who will
"VOTE AS THEY SHOT,"
Are Melted to atte.td. Mass Delegatlons of these
bat tle.etarred bereee of tbe Army and Navy vrIII be
preteat from every State.
Torn out--notistelty, butlo ..liattationt. sad se
cure, ere It Is to late. the fruits of your victory
over the yet tueolent foe.
MAJDE GENERAL B. F. BUTLER.
" JOHN A. LOGAN.
••
•• L. J. L. CHAMBERLAIN ,
•• R. C. SCHENCK.
•• • • J. A. GARFIELD,
• •
•• A. E. BURNSIDE,
And others win be present and address their late
comrades. Ily order of
reitStrt RESIDENT COMMITTEE.
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS'
1171VXOttr
NATIONAL CONVENTION
Tvzoisic3.tavy. taxa gtegth laßt
The Resident Conienittee
MEETS IN
arr - Ir 3131.4L1A1- 1
4110 o'clock a. m., on Monday, 24th
The • •80113 IN BLUE" and "GEARY CLUBS'
will parade on TUESDAY EVENING, in honor of
the Coraention.
Unsud y Paraileand Publio Demonstration of Bo y•
The
In BFireme n lue and citize
and other ns, on
orga TH nisat URSDA ion s Y, are inv thei ted 2511 a.
to partici - 9mm.
CER.E.SIONLES.
ateCption by Resident Committee at City Ilan,
Pitsburgh, Tuesday morning, September
25th. at 9 o'cleek.
Temporary Organisation.
rray•r•
Appointment of Committee on Permanent Organi
sation.
Adjournment to Wigwam. Proceion to move by
shortest route to Wigw ss am.
At Wigwam.
/amiably by Drum Corp., opening of Convention
by temporary Chairman.
Prayer.
linsic-•'Star Spangled Bannor..•
Permanent Organisation: rps
Tattoo brDrum Co.
The Convention each day will
be called to order
wlth assembly by the Drum Corp. and priser.
Close with benediction and tattoo by the Dram
Corps.
The firemen of the two cities are requested to par
tint nate in the proemslon on this night.
CHIEF auatzki&L-ItaJoramemlJ..... S. Nett
les.
ASSISTANT MARSHALS-General A. L. Pear
son, Caner.' licence S. tiallupe, flexural E. H.
Collier, and General Chute. Barnes.
AIDS TO . ASSISTANT BIARSBALS-Colonels D.
H. Armor, .1. W. Ballantlne, David W. Regrew,
It. Wm . B. Re. Delors Samuel Kilgore, eroryte
Laughlin, W. H . Hope; Captains Norman M.
Smith. R. U. Bare, Arthur W. BelL Lonls Bag.,
Casper Edwardn 11. Stewart, T. S. Sloan: Lieu
tenantsC. Negley, Chita Bravely, A. Kra
del; Sergeant. Jobn H. Kerr, J..E. Aural, Rotr;rt
D. Barker; Corporals Herman Myers, Jesse H.•Lip
pincott, William Shore.
Programme for Tuesday Night.
The "BOYS IN BLUE" will meet on Liberty
Street, right resting on Water.
Civilians, and ail other organisations, to form on
Liberty, the right resting on Water street.
Tne column will move at US o'clock. P. E•,
eisely, anti will move up Water streetto Smithneld,
emithilaid to Fifth; down fifth to Market;
down Market to St. Clair 'treat, and over the Sus
pension Bridget up Federal street to Diamond
Square, Allegheny: thencecounter-marching to
Penn street; up Penn Street to Wayne; along Wayne
to Liberty: along Liberty to °rant; along Orant to
Fifth. where the column will be halted.
The entrees residing along the route of procession
are requested to Illumlaate their dwelling ,, decor.
ate their M:Bugs, de.
The Chief Marshal is entitled to Dire aide.
Tim Chief Marshal and Assistants will appear in
entfortn. without able arms. Spear
MASS MEETING.
Union Republican Voters
OF
Birmingham, East Birmingham and
South Pittsburgh, will meet in
MARKET SQUARE, BIItRIINOILIIII,
Saturday Evening, Sept. 22d,
At 7 o'clock.
lion. J. M. KIRKPATRICK,
blaj. A. M. BROWN.
C. W. ROBB, Esq.,
J. If. MILLER,
Will be present eel address the meeting.
By order of
EXECUTIVE CORR ITTEE.
se,l);k2t
Attention! Boys in Blue!!
13Ltge0ct,L 6 , 1 42r,M 113 11 1 "7:
rations - will miserable
• IN TIII4 CITY,
On Tuesday Evening, the 25th,
At
TO PaIITICIPATE. IN A.GRAND
TORCH-LIGHT PROCESSION„
In Ifonot' of the
• :
SOLIIIIIEW a SAILORS' coustrON,
JAIIEB S, NEGLET,
Cbetrmen of LuestlviOnamlttaa;
JOlne U. EZRA.
Secretary. • sel7d7S
NIT-adfL(MES.
TN STORE AND FOR SALE, a
-.11 , 1Tv assortment of
FLACS FOR CONVENTIONS.
Flags t-lole to Order.
NOBLE'S lIPHOLAUtIf WARENO6I6;
smithriew str;elei.
eemtm • '
SOLDIERS' MID r ;
CON-VEISIVICitg.
The 8178-001111OLTTIM: Am&alkpeadissui ,who.
whl mhalat Soldlerpo .naue ra.norsiss Mgr Oa-,
tendanee rum the yeure rftspitad taro,.
port to 'tea . ItMli
earliest emorentraeel - -- • ' ' " . • '
Too Conimattstivionetihdifly
BALL. At antather martini, names esir ha lets
with MM. Jrzliuo/ u/ ' • •
nr OEN, J. B. N'ECIL.ES.; Chairman.
numsCiltere
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GOOD "MS Yclit,: THE
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DRAILIVIEPLAITT I' writja....:
1100YLAPID,S _ '.. •......
601bs. POIVII It LISA . nt: per, tn..
And everything ales in proyeltelan, - ar
mcovrimarzwrputrw istoßE.- - '
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WMMED,:
A MAN, OR MAN AND WIFE,
Web about 451.000 capital. to purchase an laser
cat ut la:WELikr-STABLISIIEP "4175E5-WP
Address "J. 8..•' cane Tins OrriCa. adiAM
WAFTED— T A GOOD-MAN IS EV
• ERY COUti Ty, m. PARTNIPI. In seal l y .r t
ti F.W AtITICLE •e 033 AT .VA1.13/1.
ulati $.1.0t0 catiltst to Any gova•crUilk 4C tact.
stanertte time. Will pity IP per dzi and
Lart it
g toulmlisloo Wattles. NeW Ittmp PI AVM.
J. Call la 31 Plitta
ati3o:WO C. T/LTON
Plttextri3,,!ps.
MEAT WANTED
TII 'ACT:Me_SAtESMEN;
Either PemnanentlYnY temperarily , who are com•
patent to engage la„Vet.elsettmaltl."" 1 " 1°.. •
Apply in person or address
V. D.
OS ()rant street.
;401
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DEEM
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Nv ANTED -AGt.NTAL-slls tiit 00.
PER MONTH for Oentlemen, and PS
ihr Ladle., everywhere, to Introdace the • COMM= •
Sense Vandly delete.' hinottne, finvoved 1114 Per-'
fleeted. lt will hem. fell, stitch. gnu'. .tan'id_MT•' •
and embroider beantlibily—ptice Oral
Ma the elastic loet-etitch, and fully warranted for
torte years. Wep ay the abOve wages, or earn' '
tainslon, tram which twice VIA ashouer Can be
made. Address or call on C. BOWERS ‘7l. CO.,
Waco No. 555 el. atilt etreet, Phtladelphie,
All letters answered promptly. with circulars and
tern..
WANTED - $2O PER
Agents .anted to every Town, 014 gad Conn
tn the Middle, bouthem and Wes Tern 14stes. Co
• •
Sett
Lloyd's New Map,of ; North , Amerka,.
U. S. CONtINKST- .
t9Obe
The most comprehensive and best Dispeter put..
Ushed. Ladles as weU U gentlemen cen.eanvaas
for oh map and make loom gm tali/per day.
Call and see st or adds...
COTlLleri & ttrennto,
Solo Agents for Altddle, Southern and Western
states. Udine, N. Z. Corner of VIM and Wood
Streets, ores . ralsbureb Rua. at ComMeree.
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AGENTS WANTED.— Thiii " tieSt
Hoak for agents—male sod fentald—is , -
.r.R.3:EnD .41.141r2:0
By Aire. BELLA SPENCER. One spat pinata
twenty copies In el: beers, enotnee trony
copies
TaritnU y ie flili=s g Zen t te r .Ve l eg g U llt
tlNllMrtlia."Acytly7OViieffeeneow 14trITIU4
LIIILLAND A co,.
selZSrr 15 Tiara Street, tittaburgn,
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Local Claim Agent.
U. S. SAN. COAL,
Office, No. 67 Fourth Street,
(SECOND moon, )
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pensions, Bounties, and Arrear
of Pay Promptly Collected.
No charge made until claims arc settled, and (ben
but a mode tote fee. mraddo
L . B. LINDSAY,
9T.ADXLV1121136112 - ,
Office, 63 Doyle Street, Allegheny
Special attention given to drawing deeds, Louts
and other legal doeumenta.
clnl a ol l ntate . g= . l to him will recelvecaro•
JOHN W. TAYLOR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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09 1939
PROFESSIONAL
B. F. BROWN,
EMI
No. 69 Grant Street,
PITIMErgc
my3):1,50
D n. E. DONNELLY,
Office, Sixth and Grant Streets,
PITTSBURGH, rA
/a -Special attention given to ail mans requiring
liurginal opertion. Jaz%dig
MICKIULL & MACOMBS,
ATTORNEYS & GOUNSELLdREAT LAW,
No. 69 Grant Ofireet,
PITTSIHYRGII,VA.
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JOHN A. STRAIN.
9TAX3
Li-Officio, Justice the. Peace,
AND POLICE. MAAELSTRATB,
Office, 112 Fifth St, opposite Cathedral,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
D D ed.. Bonds, Mortgagn, Anknowledgabonts, Da
wn lon• and all Lena! Business enecuted with
pr pnaess and dispatch. myl9tat
'ILLIIIIII JANCEY,_ NOTARY
PUBLIC, JUSTICE. 01 TIER PEACE AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT. Office, c.urner of Batter
and Dravor streets, Lawrenceville.
.- - -
Special attention gives to the purchase and nle
of Real Estate, the Collection of Rents. sad the p
paratlou and nolocowledgment of qtt kinds of Legal
Conveyances.
Jostlce of the Pelt i e b
iL i dllio j taVgli r lie.
mylellb.lB
EUSTACE S. 11101t110 W,
ALDERMAN AND CONVEYANCER,
12 Pennsylvania Avenue.
foot of the klension and oN•"sitf Street,
mrzlense
MILITAIII el. At "1 "i t
Of even dmcript : • .. •4 e) _oti , criber, al
the following ratc.,, Ven.1 , 41e., Sol eh other
aLhmo,lo
O. C. TAYLOR, Attirney'at Leer,
Diamondatreet, apposite the Wirt Hones.
N. B.—No eharam are made tf the claim don not
succeed, and all Information even path , eel:lY
CHATHAM T. EWING ;
Attorney at. Law,
No. 69. Grant Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ge4 chf=nrofareigta"ct 7 .7l71 1
1410Vr
L . P. STONE,
Attorney at' Law,
(MICE, 118 DIAMOND ST4ST, opposite the
Court Homey Pittsburgh, Pa.
AILOBV
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HENRY G.Arialg;
BEEROHANI"6O7:AIt, •
Northwest Corner of Pent aR. Clair SIX
iit tti
DesUm to Fitting taiuglm to 11lg =di and the yob.
he for the many vastinvorg, gm gmapectfall• 'atm
its • share of Altura p nage. Us would be
WOW to byre aural examine l
g
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Large and Carefully i Selected Stock
1:11
Fine Woolf? Go
ods,
Particularly adsl
ted to
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PALL G a ODS - ' - '
Now RECEIVING, a larva sad
'- complets ' asso ;-al-- , ' " -
4 :4000 1 0;
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-11Por BOTH. YOUTIII end Vitn!lic . ' ''' ''
AT THE LOWEST',. .$ $ , tliiiiii ,
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..., ...-. i s eel, of rtimes.
_ornickscutEnot: • .
RICHARD Pl= Di
100 , WOodl'Slreet- •
y• grr — - 1311:YZIK
agg,ll.P . ThatrttALND-TABLISUI
warn on hand.
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Mal* VANES • .
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LAVA. „ • • -
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wrolesala and man - trade. - -
gs line
The Wrest in midmost complain stock orstarftldnira ,
Inoll the city.
rrioniandierfaa the taninnuM U • ngesatergallion. -
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