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CONVERSION , OP DEMOCRATS.
There was a time in thla oeuntry when
14word democracy was need: 41 Pend'
eid terldiobsgiin Its primitive - ander
- ptcqulate simalfitation. The word ern
ployed 10 designate the thing, corres
ponded to the nature of the thing itself.
Pore long ,while this has not been so.
Dettiociltcy; instead of implying Gov
' eriintent by all file people or they trho
liter ind 'uphold each Gc;vernment, has
--come to mean Government fotutdee on
eaete,,rank, complexion and what not.
lior4o leading Democrats, in their pri.
rite. meditations and axial frankness,
confine themselves to expressing a desire
'for the exclusion of the blacks from par-
"ticipatiou h public affair& Nothing in
- ,, ltuaiocoteriSit , thosi to hear prim:anent
.4kuleoentit list the freedom Ot primate
Intaro?arse,!expreea the wish that whit
they call "the low Irish," could be de
, ,ban'esd4rOM political rights. We have
.4tOnierseivilth many who did not atop
*. - Amea Were, but Weft on, paring down,
• iattilsto`wOre Was left In their theory
''.orDemoctrsoy than can be fouid in the
s s itiittish iv:sunnily. Of course they
would not make• public proclamation of
Slum TiOWS, for that would
. loosen their
hold upon the chuineodOnotineed.,
Irtionerhacntspl, the, lettercarritten
feCteldelment,MMAi.liowlos Times,
atillaithalrfq,by, Mr. Rosstrz, foaled
:.l tit : Ilemoriats = u Mr. Horan°
8.171101:111
and /11'. FILICSANDO W9OD
did nothealhtte to say to hlnxixt prese:eee
01 :4;4211140 . 4 , i11tiCh, ' 141 we hen el
- :reedy ,anirwl... This was , the itch the
, Nentbunt Democrats caught from.thela
SkittietTOCliclites. "It is a loglcal di
the same theory that shuts
the blacks outeda the pee of polities'
immunitlen . • - , ,
or Bawl C u
itikui,..ieceatly made a deliverance of
,4 ' , the 'sew 'light ptiO Li in- hint in these
""wends;
The StAdes arocomnctent to 'confer
citizenaltip . on the . -negro, and I think it
is the part of wisdom that such action
should be taken by the Southern States.
We have recognized the feeedo . nt of. the
,blacks, and have prided this Tact beyond
all proWbility.sf doubt; dental or recall.
Let as xecogni. in the eamefrank man.
nex, and ea -fully,. their political rights
also. For, myself -I. confess that lam
perfectly willing to bee a Constitution
adopted by our Bute conferring the elec
tive franchise op the negro, on precisely
- the macho terns as it is to be exercised by .
the white man."
yllderollows ttip irievltahle
few years ago Democratic orators went
about with well thumbed and dog-eared
giblai baymovii•thit slayer" was a be
nigtiimd.9liod•orditined . instltiation, de
; t,irttakto_thernasteraand benevolent to
the Oswalt...May have ceased that am
,
plciitnent. lirdene and =nen the old
• ADZRm. gilibilqs . and .4 cherished; fust
as tlpsdlotruni Mowry was retatped In
the iiiialrlxte'of isiicletratnong the cone
trireeit, WhO were tnown to the speech
of Italy ea pagans, *inn" their - 'pieces of
residence, long. afterli seised - lo be Olp.
Barred In the maropalls'of Alia other
Now the democrstic 'ion= of. exact
:- stiaii's' fluda ieit in decrying - ' negro
7143,recreatimi is not destined
, tolasti Ike 'a few years or months
something may sil l
,bedone at It; but no
dog ter baying tbe indon was ever able
to vit it. into his maw or frighten it
away. 4 "Whatever bitehea there may be
In the movement, the blacks will aid
matelrvibi Viittlie - same conditions as
white men, and • the democratic leaden
.11131 'abate:filar Juicy Piell ooo trioneo
1°1?•te44494 ears as to Plooso . ; 111 9 other
• edit of freemen:
Btaires 'there ete four
zonlioutioreafranchhied blaulti:' Eight
hundred thousand ballots, to be won, or
bits!, or . divided,. exhale odors enough to
i.:- .. meniaire tram deinocratle"nostrils the of
teneluattlirria emitted by eighthundred
thousand black skina • Beltmterest will
'-;•itieckllly lawn' the 'democrats good Man
ners towards .the Mack race, of which
they are now totally destitute.
Ma. EaurrT, the Republican candi
date for Site Senator, is a practical me
chanic. Re served( a regular appren
tiCeship; worked as a jeurneyman; and
lanoweiga, ;psi supciintending his
busbient is s bobk mid job printer. Hie
habits, asaociatlonsatudincts andapripa
tide; have always been with those who
Ira engaged in manual labor.
Mr. BIM; the Workingmen's candi
date for' State Senator, is not a laboring
mania any such serum, or in any sense
in which tke Trade Unions employ that
phrase. He lea profesiional man, who
makes a iiiellhood by his learning.' We
take it for granted that he Is nova mem
ber of arty. Trade Union, and cannot be
emcept in a Plokwicklan way.
We do not Rutin:de thisannparison to
&mune Mr. Boor. We put all honor
upon genuine work of whatever kind it
may be; but wo do not see with what
conalateorcy -he is brought forward as
specially entitled to represent the Trade
Hrtions,.whlie a life-long worker, such
aa Mr. Eantrrr isrejected.
Tux Rim . Hama= Jontsson,
will take his Mud departure from this
tilt: this morning, bearing with him not
(oily the benedictions of his late church .
taut people, but of thousands of others
who have learned to love him for his no
ble finalities and generous labors.
CM !Wards,' evening last some of tie
, Toung men who have been under his
lidtdstrfrpresented him, as a slight tea
timonlal of their regard. forty-dye Tel
- untes'of historical works, embiscingseuf
an Promeett, Motley, 'Fronde, Oludyla
and Biam-oft.
ix the. Cincinnati Congressional Dia-
CO'lot the 'gambit= candidate for Con
grow. Richard , Smith, who hoe
boen a worker all his dayi. , The Trade
Thrionl aro wrorforthrg his competitor,
,Clentral S. F. Carry; who never did. •
Asy's work at anfinatural employment,
in Ma we, This is Making a bald farce
of the idea of {corking men standing by
ettat'othee.
Tog Piaddent 1111120111aM that herbal'
giotkd dlimocratic ',t:ilutemba tba 0 00 .
*net soon be held ea an endorsement
0411 a policy,. and proiced accordingly.
It ka Well enough for him to wait for
tioputar approval, for he needs it bed
'enough; but ho will weary in waiting,
-1 9 11C 111 ./.9 tip o A rekings'lvinss. - '
Tmn Prevnleuce, - ot &chum is Louis'.
• • eas tie* he stems...to(' by the necessity
the electiOi until the
Wired], fitteen thcitusuld of thus
'betsig confined to their Itsises.
•
will the women think of this,
.thactSatinekniof an oditotial in the Now
York Gar.dle, on the test, " Let us hare
Pinny Women"? " Tilts country has
mo.gratatbr want at the present limo than
that, of plump girls and plump women.
rat' us base them plump and healthy,
whether they know anything or not, We
can their children what they don't know,
incewm l 7: byall means let. us have
blooming, solid wonten. The Fa
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rail:cad a o not half as important t6ag-
the this u
- gregaust voirda f
pois of cou Its ntry
WoMen.th e
The
Somali sax of Amerioa.ought to Walsh
sat Wait half as much again' as It does
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VOLUME 220
1I =
Barron GAZETTE a Gilmore and
ever consistent friend of Trades Unions,
a member of one of them, and a work
ingman le all my sympathies and attach.
meats, I have camitilly and with deep
'anxiety watched I and considered each
step In the inception and development of
the Labor Reforms Party. -I am not a
politician—not as officeholder or fifties
—ln short,• only linteiested in political
mattersas &native American citizen who
loves hiecountry. Ido not consider the
Republican, Party- imma c ulate, but bo
ilers it has been guilty of! alas of orals
sion and commission; yet I regard the
Republican Party is the instrument in
Divine hindi of saving my own native
land.from diarimtion, and possibly from
destruction, and hence I love the Repub
lic= Party its faults. Any new
Party to win me from Its ranks most
possess all its virtues and be reft only of
its faults :
. .
Now, how Is it with the new party?
That most °flint pirtlClPAnti kat , WPM'
Jailors regard it as an honest, earnest
effort for the- cdevatien of The working
classes, Ism convinced; but I am equal
ly confident that there lea hidden agettcy
of the roost subtle and 'dangerous char
acter so skillfhlly hidden as to be on
peresAved by the sass of the Tarty—an
agency which seeks to use the honed,
purehearted workingmen for the further
ing_ of schemes from which - (if not so
well concealed) they would turn with
loathing 'and disgnst.
Those who have studied the political
history of this - conntry during all its past
must hate realized that the fo.called
Democratic party , has ever phown the
craft and subtlety of the father of Iles
Muer. By .means of its ,wondrone
canning, more wonderful than witch-
craft, It has frequently used some of the.
purest •and most upright and loyal of
citizens in attaining its infamous aims
and feathering its fell designs.
'TO understand the modus oirerandi by
which men who loathe and even bate
the so-called Democritic party, have
been led to give it Indirect aid end sup
port, we need go no further back in bia-'
tory than the Presidential campaign, of
lipo. No max tan be so • blind as tO
ay at this:day that the said party
fully (though unsuccemfelly, thank God)
tuasti the third. party as a means 'of ra
dii:Eng the vote for Lincoln and Hamlin.
I lay unsuccessfUlly, because the redac
tion was not anfliclent to prevent their
'eliction, end thus the design of the
scheme failed. I do not claim that .all
who voted (or• Bell and Everett would
have voted for Lincoln and Hamlin; if
left - to choose between them and Breath
ridge and Lane; bat all candid men must
acknowledge that not one In ten of the
entire number could have been indu
ced,
snider any conceivable circumstances, to
esittheir ballots directly for the Demo.
calk nominee. Had It been cossiblo to
..asmvince the well-meaning of the Bell
and Everett men that every vote for
their favorites was encouragement and
indirect support of the Democrats, a vast
malorlty of them would have helped to
swell the glorious majority for Lincoln
and Hamlin. I was ' at that time
a member of th e Native American Party,
but could not follow my party into even
negative support of the Democratic
as
pirtr ighty. Subsequent events proved that I
w .
Now; it has been charged that: the or
ganization of a Third Petty at this time
is a Copperhead mancenver to break up
or cripple the Republican party. To
this clutrgoteveral replies hive been at
tempted le, the organ of the, Labor Re
form, but these replies only prove • that,
while most of the supporters of this
'Third Party are honest and conicientions
in 'believing otherwise; the charge is
true. A goose Ogg brings Roth e. goose;
even if hatched under a ben; so this
par
es la a Copperhead offspring though hnuat
men have been aiding in its Incubation.
Flrst, The organ tells us that the Dem
ocratic party, through its organ, the
Port, Is violent in denouncing the new
Part/
. Of counsel For the Democratic party
openly to favor the new party would be
strangling the Infant to its very - cradle.
The aforesaid Democratic cunning will
not permit it to make Such a blunder as
to avow its relationship. The organ
most not get so 'vexed at the Pod, for
the Peet ottlysseeks to advance - the new
Party, and rails at it only the mote ef
fectually to 'blind the Republican work
ingmen Into its sapoort.
Sneed—The Advocate tells us that
nine of the thirteen candidates nomi
nated by the Labor Reform party have
been Reintblicana •
'Of course; to cut the Republican votes,
would It be in accordance with the can
ning alluded to, to offer palpable Demo
cratic bait? The Democratic party Is
altogether too cute to permit the little
Innocent to' strangle itself In Ten at
tempts to swallow a Democratic ticket.
flow many Republicans could have been
Induced to vote a Democratic ticket even
under the assumed name of "Labor Re- ,
form Ticket?" The conning of the
Democratic party is equally seen IA the
selection of three or fear Democrats as
autdidates, not to catch-. Democratic
rotes, divere not wanted)bat the bet,
ter to workingmen into the be
that the movement is really what it
seems, and antagonistic thboth the old
are told tharthe great ma
jority of the members of the new Party
have been Republicans; that the Chair
man and a majority' of the 'officers and
members of the late Convention were
Republicans..
Of course! This only shows how
skillfully the Democratic Party works.
The design is to ..weaken the-RepubUtan
Party, -not the 'Democratic, and , to do
this the recruits in the now Party must
mainly be taken from the 'fanner.
Megan. Editors, Mime, in conclusion,
'repeat that I feel assured that many;of
the members of the neworty, and even
some of its candidates are kcmest in call
ing it the " Labor Reform Party." Ido
not believe the editor of the organ to be
of this number. •He is evidently in the
secret; Re is not slow in showing jut
what it. Hie whole puny artillery
awns to be levelled at the Republican
party, and his aim is clear to draw sup
port from thi Republican party and to
keep the Democratic party. mnbroken;
For proof, we need but refer to his ef
torts to prove that the Labor party is
controlled by Republicans. If he wished
to win votes for his ticket from the Dem •
otratic party, he would hardly make so
prominent-the tact that nine of the thir
teen candidates thereon Dave been Re
publicans. .L. 31:
Vie Extra. Botulty
;WasldrigtOn correspondent of the
Ifeveltork Iferaid gives to that Journal,
Nun official sources, soma Tellable in
tern-Awn with regard to the soldiers'
extra bo_lted 7. lie staid that from the
,
Ist of January, 1867, - up to the 16th of
the Pretext month, there have been re
ceived and recorded at the Paymaster
Gemerare bake-801,039 a:mitt:Wens for
additional bounty, of which 33,101 re
main unrecorded ; but these, it is said,
will be recorded by the middle of next
month. . All .'applithrdono received by
the Paymaster General prior to April 1,
1867, will have been referred and wait
ing evidence from the Second Auditor's
office 1:y the let ofOctobar. Applications
for the additional bounty, in obedience
to the requirement/of the law after hay
tag been examined and recor ded 'in the
Pay Department, have to be referred to
the Second Auditor for the military Ida
' tory of the dab:manta as it Appears on the
' master rolls in that of The Becouo
Auditor has furnished to the Pay De
partment each returns at the rate of from
twelve thousand to fifteen thousand per
month, but seventy six thousand appli
cations are dill in the Second Auditor's
oilice awaiting the proper evidence to
secure their settlement by the, Pay De.
partment. The division of referred
claims of the Pay Departmamt, which la
entrusted with the settlement of claims
for this bounty, has paid them as rapidly
as claims have been received from th-,,
Second Auditor's °Woe. This division
has, dew the Ist of Janturry, 1807, re.
Jetted 7,346 applicatletirs,stnd settled the
1 1 claims of 87,863 applicants. Its die
bursements /Waite earth, dite in the
payment of these claims amount to K.
883 304:. This labor has been woni
dud at the cost to the Governmeht,
uding.expenser of every thwarter,
the .pay . -of officers. and clerks, rent of
bnilftssi , of eighty-two aats..for
1118111DITIOi '9411'n141"!
MIDNIGHT.
WASHINGTON CITY,
By le legraPb to the Plttsbnroh Elosatta7l
Wasorspros. 80D5121;19t7.
rat oscetten rouxisAurtnisys t is.
• The business which'oectorted tiattetten
'thm of Sir. 'Frederick Dritee' just' before
leaving Wasnington Was that neletthe to
the Claims of the. United iitsteg INptinst
tintatAlritain, owing to rebel deli:Motions
and cinestione growing out of the Fenian
movements, Involving . the condition .of
prisoners In the . .bands :Of Her, liejesnrs
GPVerioltwlL
HOTOILB TO 1.1“/...•41OT CT Tae EDIMIASS.
The Nary Department has neeelved
lengthy dispatch from Admiral Farrairot,
giving an scaiiini of tkiiilitc iinhe Huai=
Iran clad fleet Vroog 8115nosal ty. his
equagron on the .30th of August. West
honors were .hald ode *heels and mincers.
The gush= signal order of the day con.
tams under the signal flag the tusenption,
both in the English and linstlan language:
'Let os remember the.gittriona example of
Fivragut and his followers at Nes. orlems
and Montle." In the evening every vessel
in the Rosman- squadron was brightly lila
mtnatea.-Yarrarutanspeerted the litinlan
fleet next day. On the afternoon of the Lt
of septesober, amidst mimes end tsbearing
Ihma , b o Ul squadrons,. he tailed. for Steel.
hoolm. whore he Wised. en 0110 ;51 Of Soik
tember.
1•11611111% .1101[ Tns 1.11 t.. narentat.
Late Assietint Secretary of the 'lo7
Fox has presented, through the atateiDe
.rtment, to the library of the fitalthsoutan
inethate, *learnable. W 021.1130114 of boob*
given him by the Emperor during hie visit
to Russia. Some are extremely valuable.
Only %few personally presented to Kr. fox
by the Emperor axe retained by him, under
authority of a Congressional remilntion.
The donation embraces ono hundred and
alny.nlne yolnmes.
• , non. oilsthron
Thequatibirnaster Esnexathsoinhinkii
oratalninl a r
Of trio aOld 51ko dl ed lode Of the
ArneagrastUninn. Intetd , onal
Cemeteries at Chattanooga, !item, Eden
and EnoxvlEe. -
TIM LAI. 017... :
Commiesloner Prima, of the General
Land (Mice, has received the Anal returns
of the enrver of the firma and Little Osage
Ludt= lands, ceded: ,in trust to the United
I,icauii, lying 640 . 0; the dirliarusse mar:
81.40 P
The Caop at war Dila reached Anna**
yastartlat. •
INDIAN 'BAUD! DISIISIL
acuity II pronoutree. the - charms of
tlrti:ll=ns,st l atedtrave been t Mast With
by John W. nOtittl, to be maliciously false!
In the corruponden. published between.
Judge Kinney and Acting hinnnt Couttute , ,
sinner 14a,thelatter.fully mantel= Kinney,
and say. no funds hate been planed m his
hands, or those of other specie! COMM!.
stoners, for the numbs.° of geode or pro.
sent. for the Indians.
TITZ JOUR PaRTISVS Daps,. ,
• Theis baa bees ns denims to she two of
Gen. hits John :Porter;wboas,
atilt reader osilalderimou by the R =s4 : .
General, 111 oonneetlon Ricb objections:PM
Gen. P.P.. who considers himself a party
m the cue.
• TALLOW /7.0140014.
♦dlspatch toile War Department. Dine
Dry Tortuga.. my. id►Jor Stone arrived.
Dom Fort Jefereon and leyery sick. Dr.
Smithson and late Col. it. P. Smith. of Wash.
lantern, dial on Wedneeday. Limit. Orr
dled on the hith. Sickness Is not aisettpg at
rartimmiwt , rn 'Tine Si lrr.
Gene. Sherld., Hancock gindlEapin. mid
Hon. W. E. Pnbinson bad an Intervleer eriM
the President today.
SIIIMIRDAX AID SICIELIN 11IILINADT.D.
Generale SherlJan and Sickles we're s. •
Waded tc!alskS and:made maxims in
Sliense. ' •- ' •
CALIFORNIA
:NY Teleavaim so Me gfitenerils Ossetic.)
Saz*Anculoo September A Itc7.
AtmPAn . „
or lisly , ,xeinlVgaici AND 1,6.1101-
11011.11-12TZUBT OONCIULNINO ALASKA.
Arrived yesterday: The steamship Ma
ramerito, front ,Panarns, with passenger*
Fnsreallewhlch lettNew Terlypialgie Ist
Ittit: Amnon the passenger. are
hesitant mil W. 8. Dodge, Veltedes
Revenue Collector for Alaska, who mils on
the John L. Stevens In a few days [with •
detachment of %mope for the ter territory.
Several itmerious families altio•go on the
Stevens. Mach attention Is being paid to
Alaska by enterprbilegelitsens of ban Yrs/a.
warmest ADVICISS.
' The Sacramento'• Brings front 'lean:lMO
McLean advlces to the Mth nit. - •Joares
had directed that Ortega should remain In
prison until Congress meets Is November.
CIVATEA.T. PACITIC 11•31....0ArA VLOO‘IIII.IS. ,
The Central Pacific Railroad is graded to
the Nevada lice, arid the. workmen_ have
'Mined further East.. t ~• • :
SAS Faaacteco , Sept. 23.—. Gen. Rousseau
goes to Sitka this went In the Omlppee, In
&WWI of the John L. Stevens. 0..
.Ten. C.
•Devis tsC. on um latter,witis *detachment
of troops.
A Ilr• on Clay and Mare/Ants' timed, On
retorday night, destroylken
mid storm. 'Loss. ril, es Mostly 'small
frame buildings. Firer have been very nu.
merene lately and are am - nested to omen.
Maxim. resulting from over tenuous..
The first earthquake aback felt.lis twelve
months was noticed last evening. It was
dialect that slight. a
The construction of the it. wall of
granite on Brooklyn Bock lemudation, for
the protection of the harbor of San gran..
Macro. Le now fatUrlbiy
the direction of the State Comma/donee
It will extend along the whole olty front,.
The Mexican onset news by the Hemamen.
to le uniaPortant.
Thirty vesselsarrived at Oda port In the
last twenty-four boon, mostly coasters.
Large eupplies of ROWS are nowstoing to
the interior, partly for Nevada, Idaho and
Montana.
The dem►ad duties far last week we
three hundred and atzteen. thousand dot
-IwgeV tenders ire Annie all 1ei7034t,
CINCINNATI.
I =1
Cense.
thy Tclertayh tone ?Mehl:men tinette.)
Czaclanrs,SefLl3- , The fall; mesUng at
the 'Buckeye Club" Cosine Cpeomt to-day
with an attendance or nearly ten thotuntbd
nanyle. Toe first race, Buckeye Ellskrs,
three year olds, mile beats, wu won by
semen's Fannie Cheatham, MMus the last
two hears. Tlme , -Itt9 and 141. The 14nt
beat waswon by Alexander's Newry. Time,
lo the second race. Burnet Hone
manes slboo, three mile heats, for all was,
Itawolver, IA Hard, tlstursimantDukrf
deans and 'Extra, etnted 31111C,rlori ;to
two straight, Mate. Thniin and SAS. Lan
caster wee lathed la tike drat heat and war'
Inthdrawn. 10 the second heat Date. Of
Orleans was second, Revolver third, and Le
Paul fourth.
, CAISTAIL6, 2
kly Telecrlob to In. rlttzborgb !Mutt& 3
Grasso, Sept. 22.—The stesmstilp Partici
an, from Liverpool on the 12th, armed to
ma thrrernor General arid funny Vat °s
eem, the Vice fLoyel residence at .Ottawa
early in October. ,
' Toathrro, September I:l.—The re . poit. pre-
Jruncial to the credit of the Commercial
Bank are mitre', unfounded; Canaille.,
'Ukrof at an banks at par. • "
BOSTON
I=l
• • • wavers.'
(Br Telegraph Inaba Plt Gale igh Oisettal
llourroa, September , 111. The renewing
gentlemen act am pall berer. at theftlneral
of btr grenerfele Brune tOZlttorroarr!
BnUock,'Monaleuilliarthinfr; Frenehlflatilt.
ter, Senator Sumner, A. J. Pratt, of the
Slate Department, Hon. 'meet Hooper.
Igenr9 W. Longfellow, ItlrJtarctS.llstyard,
and Mayor Soreroes." Tbe Motto= 1100ae
will be cloaca Irma ten o'clock Ull ono,
Tire 313 . 11143.3 Tri4, Mew Mork.
CUT Telegrapb tette rittlhargh
Tao', N. Y., Sept. 23 —About one mllliOn
feet of lumber were deatroyod Cut night ln
Um yard of J. R. freeman Co., West Troy,
valued at 430,0:0; maurnnoa light. TWO
boos. belonglog to Mr. Porter, 081.12130,a1
113^ were burned.
flee, Bbuldsna •1 Ptuladeippi.
morrow.
LB? Telegraph to the l'lttaborek
wi r ll h e h ew a ehl nietp n t. :
0 72 n 1 •Wn .
evaz an
resat rblisdelplaa ptt oixo'cloek r.ar. Preis
&rations ace snaking for lale reception._
Ravings Dank Dabbed
1147eIrgo soh to sae I'ldabor.b rrarlati.)
POOll4Ol , 6,4,1.U—rh0 aaTisa. Babk lo
Earrray.: rtelage was robbed on List4/11119
olgbt of °Jere* or twelve tbourand dollar
111r00r.7 000 04diatends, The rogues aro
not pet takeb.. . ,
lriewasals/ Bsaloter Dead,
jewspti to ace l'ltzsounti UnasLW.]
mormsuia, •PepteNber.2ll,4lol3.
Mud E. Conn'. R.glster or the United SWAMI
Treasury. alai si,ilavarhl:l, nem.l4.2p.
ahlre,astorday wham. Clear We was au
=:MI2
(By Tategnmitethe Nttobtagli GigAu.]
PIITLADSLTHIA, Sept. M.—ln the match to
day, between tJA Attarttloe. brocadtm
sad the Attilettril at tote City, the hau n t
woo. Beare, twaniT 44 14 , 414. 01, ekes-
Byes% Ys the Eels CestaL
[IIY Tategraett to the Mtlibalia9itettel. •
dram. Sept. (3—A break hes cawalmed
II the Erie canal 01111 , 0 n• mile. West et
Yeltobellle. It iallatdrettl TnadabY
idoststat to Um PlitOlbSithaltt•ai
lostrtssuis. Wt. U.—Tb• rty= IS stiblob•
err 'sub tbestrllve. lbsbas or SSW la tbs.
PITTSBURGH, TUES DAY, SEPTEMBER, -, 24, 1867
•
Lattkiii Wreili r rlfldelPSl. Union .
LAWS•wilMibe Istiposeemeni of 110.5
••/ 1 •
(041,e#1,34pruitutee PlUabnc6l.olsett..2
-Our Mende bore - '!worlang watousii
lud 4. 1 !4 1100 7.17# 11 P.-IPV.krAPLI° 2 , 41*- '
gatisfaattOn with the lasi Ockst,,but nosh;
jog that sertinikiieeeitireWienu re.
sun, Tbagrreat FaStousi . lams
At a reeegiineetilik it the Union Lear.°
et VU l l.cdtithe - Vllnvini 'WIRY - r mlu t icn
was adopted
i
r',4,eired ieg,iTiett the Sole
Venn Of litrepedpie apainSPthe *Thintplinis '
sinedy of the ebiet
trere= " 2 '.4 3fredtan 'r -•-,
That •Rh is view to the exercise of the
.PentiPie Mildnuoinifilst, ad Mouse ot An.
resentativee havelarigat to mnstiglite :the
conduct of all poplin officers under the iroi ,
ernment, and in nub a ease, run man or
nissurenuors reasurnan t =ndMie
Elw . ts untie House In pumnit Mt: is •ob•
'noshes themoeliseeret of: he
aantive depart:neut.—Jinn E. Patti ~.,
That the abuse at pot 'centered ithet
the President may be as crintinaL at :the
itiltinetteleaofikereg i whine hadt t lion
teen granted, and would itistify the Return
of Represents:nen in vothig,lte id 2 Pintetw'
inant.-i.ratur 'Bdrhortirs; '' • ..
That a wanton restored ot via:thick:is Om
'i.retri re 11 7 a the tim e Vii=mer of ig
moral from his own high
trust a n d
..—Mene
• : Tble, bold' *Mind . Won OP , thef, Palo
Lan.° on the—subien of Impeachment
gives general satiilactlon,andima strength.
nod the Republican party. Men feel Mac
tbe only safe coursers to go forward—int
: tags
darityte. , wl i t g
Men utalut Intimpt, ori - Mriart
is to be prevented.. 1
This grave business must be entaredupon
calmly and solemnly, and without swaddle
Vienna , of hasltelladi Or rtellegnif, no
all Are ' avorthrgninis l e g ra i lidi l leg%
through their representatives Is Cu bell
and bitter thing to themselves. The raters
of the Boutltnarneig aux see their oast; hut
Andrew Tqlnlion ,anel, ithatooperlthad'ad•
viziers seem isegavalorgollern toot, and ; re•
quire a lesson for tbeirown especial beset.
Let them have It.
,‘ltho meantime the `people have a neat
Wert tceddi !Lanai is to Ming out /among
null basspprict ef the rint. It well not do
tO shut melee to tire fact that the country
c
Ism areas rth that we have a man at the
=hesit% a governmente r icke t d nit
Vet W ri ellisVadoc h riL Either
he moat be taught that be M not supreme;
or wommitn osoternitoyl4l.l up all pre
unmans (teem( whim peons.
I=3
' emote Yellow river 11 1 / a ckbstrn„ who hair.:
thread to the tinittid suqac from Clott4W
unanetim ' Azdieulaslon, far con
sPllllo7 to murder their comrades by sand.
log Infected clouting to them during the
1.111...741111114MM10N
trll=be
ire doles zr the "hills Legation,
since the death of Sly Frederick Bruce. *IU
es perfeetned..by-Fraachs.Adausecthe first
Wiiftestiant. SllCAttlagb -Gonsriumwd
eot at present appoint • successor.
•
—lt t understood that Gen, Mower *lll
tibotocohitheolitotiohip m 141tidithe, taw
kis tint lithert• fu Novembir:ditifitb rho
yellow fever. It Ls also understood' that
'Qom. 4 nost Nerlsweeithlthe President that
aIY the Southern elections *hall take pt.oe
on the seine day, though both are of opin
ion that they have no control over the may
tt.botoir ldv *athrolvto the -Wang&
Coonetallets.• ,•, • 0,1,1
—Corresponderoce from Mexico to &vim.
,tlet2th CtlitcahltttlireitalitioLlishill
hin had arrived at the City of Mexico, Ind
roar notehtlarlhosdlaf tbetiffnehlittirotaied
Adrotrel Tegetnotrs way, there ire,
ecorr probability .that the
of
vroold
be delbeethe to the envoy of the dtuftrten
Imperial .I..totons.
adopted at the iltetno:
. !.I?ttiE .. - Genisfrvei4w_ meeting at Blade.-
burgeen Saitithay,latidgintrowJebusonior
blegmtriothon and purity regarding canon
streetton4 applauding In the highest degree
histamine:lln removing Stanton, who wasan
open and avowed enemy of reoCaultruCtion,
JW and mposed to all Constitutional
those
inAteoe rirtie ltb 7 e n rM
do mainge theirs;
who h n
grossly abused their powers;
—E. C. Elliotte, Merchant.' Union Ex
eitarips of the pain,'
tel.l4g Yeeitreel am:which iefe Alhatiy
stoMoT Wight, /a Weenie together_24th
a'°../ Infm. , qltelirilmood..4 MOO.
—The statement that flticJohn Porter h.
beea appowed Shparlpiebiliet
rle m e Asi r Stiltroact fru. Co ne= ••.
._.,.,,;jp;~rk~tipsie.;~ , ;.
*laths i n=rout ~..e
IteSTA OO .O 9 ,• fbT
. , .
Telerrovti.l.etutaterkh jaetcy .
_lP.tfrhbeVir,af. • west
ing of Coutiella to-day the oily taz rates
wore divest oasdolllir ligra ft,dtfy eeitson
oneluedred dollar. Last yearl rote ale
four dollars cal fete hundred, hut-autos wide
We mama:tent or Oreperty.. boa -beta *zet
at the actual value. The total asitesamiat
ata fiefdafal;4loo. ~• • .
CUBA.
t •
Ens dettrtabitri
It.tvArty September Pl:—Captats General
Mumma la marred skk w - a ll 7.
i i r m o s =op 6 :4; 1 4FL 43Andawitiamed
GENERAL NEWS. j
—The project of o new Congregationiii
religlons,weekly In Newhaven has bon
"..d°Rl4.
—Vote. with the modem Demo6rtitle
party, and you, vote for the septiltdion
ccf-tha, lacaland del*.
-- ... .hiiebptvoAi.baniitfgreleptinted.
more
to
than over was sown In the
State at any RlVViallil 11414.11011,.. .
Pactitnir Ad. terildii= liutiAN is thy
latest unattecessful dodge at Boston, to
elude the vigilanee',.'conitabcdary
seizures.
B. 414 liertry Morgan, of
Auburn, N. Y. Ifasti bunt a paxaonago
fabled orsto,ooogbe the pastor of Bact
church...Atte:Maws attend. '
—Dr. Holland fruseribes
hie new poem," ae follows; t . „l -dedicate
kathrina, the work bribeband, to Elit
abeth, the wife of mr :boort}
tialetßriavnerlialimithm the yield
of galrb,4is ,
a lnt ho Pacific atria
arm Territories. t $70,000,000, and & of
i
silver Istthieviiths,fitle,oll,ooo.
.11 — as reoelved a letter
from .11.1:r. Stasi:may permitting the,
aof hia name in the list of coniribti:
, ±421. 15 # 8 4.00..r. , •
—Dr. Mudd, one - of the asemalnation
conmplraton, has .bccome post- adrgeon
0=4' 01 41 : i f/ . i rria;
15 et , sr* _
—Among., the "IpArttlio manulie
tuteral , 61 5 .15taliti qie-aiiticild that th e
Ftperell Cotton Mills made loaf year'a
rof.423s , SEln . nd" tbaleteepa ).!!.p.lls
—Other frauds oaths revenue are re
ported itrßoston and at. Buffalo, 'As lat
prment amdnctedt onrAaveramettV.ap
pears 40 be" toads available chiefly FOL.
i nir P °6 "rg f ! hell4 i- ' ''(
The wheat receipt' last week tiseminted
aser one hundred .thotutead :bushels a
diy, fifty per dent: more *law far the
same petiod. lest yesr.
—The late heasymitta lu the South-;
west have quickened the exerthunisf the
army worm, and the planters are In 'a
Mateo? despair, Many are' turning
attention tokaytitaking,
—The wife 'of,Benittor' Who
Maly submitted to a palatal and delicate
gurgles' Operation-Au the removal of a
cancettill not, doing well. add, hotels of
ber recovery are entertained.
. 11Int Malaga retakes of the new
crop et:rived* iktappi pendny, the
alai) that:ought 'them haylniphail a Isar
.run twenty-elghl, ,eeblo
raLslns rarely reach - - voiintrt Afore
October.
—The Toledo Blade expressos theoplo:
lon that Hoe. E. It, Woohburne, Is
aldetabbr , tropedologl the: lep4Tptiption
witkcieepilea Grantl.builMW to
•ble oonversatlon la on:memory and bogs
Washburne to denial. •
—Pont cilliEtlAu t ly e laL u x
t wigs are eatab
batted or the bene
fit ofer7aFaepositora. 'They have lemon
in extatence four years, and at the clone
of MO held In de it, Including uccrutd
11 40Teet, 4 e4o,cuArmai &kr. i". 11.0
—According to tho Galveston Bat!Jelin
otthe 10th, the toyer luul.uearlypslmust
od the Thaterisit , amortho dndigent
chums, and in sprmding among the
higher. The News says the etroets are
lively. with the number of convalescents.
. .
extratortfinery stegnettort of Pet-,
"animate toporterlltria. 4 - v18441111
that tho recent ca artlat Em'perer
. .Napolaaa ed aorin-
Alitictl, — litid are Interpreted o Inilicate
" 451 .9 n g. 4 "P t 'Ykff A° °t. Lba
—Ort cht,that. the Chßego. pis
about to clump eilltore antl propnetens:—
that. Itrtibehati ticeriotto- of the *dhoti ,
of u 'o , P l Sturw,to to be the editAr or the
N^ 4 lead that , Sr. Storey: te *bout to
eontrolltng luU3roat Pt' the Now
:York irprkt, : P a
The Now crstld_ nfl
that during thecae& twelve or fourteen
years it has agent from 140,601 . 1656000
9r.epeq_al telegraphic deeoetchavatal
u' lrA'Z'VePttlea r tkigu re r r it J uly tOr e 27 p t ::
dergalehee from Europe over the
'eotble. • •
ECOND PIER
FOUR."O'K.,A. M.
= FROM mworizi
tßy iikleynkOi to the ' l • lttypisroil iYalette•
. • zsiatjutn:
ftiIIUIAL OP
_A POLICIPICAS.
dePtilmbei a.—Trio &beret.
oyixdleqtriab Brett, *dm kali killed by the
ribbOlt Birldedwtook plaie tddeyi eibd khe
attended - ill eYdlteirs. 'Arrest'
continue or parties Implicated In %ballot.
; r , PI.ASCIIC; r.! rz
rEl•AflUnn Kam.
Pmus. September Sttlito annual Parte
=P / & ce "F 4 4 4 g cb"rt cOurri
sthostianissoloihiiistruhca
and the exeltement great. The great nu*
of the day was Far the Grana`Prtre at Pans,-
won by Patnetea;.^
- .AVINGII4I=O7AT au= xor*
6Sd k , . i.4; • Or -
• • •
Lamm, September 93—Latar advice.
from hlo Mato that Mc allied forces had
made no further &damson One their mama
'rsuli-- , Fom,lif,Mridlebalora the
'Plinianatail — ferttdcatiodi at ' — tfardalta.
Wm. Mitre to In command of the combland
Brazilian and .ILe antlno arpana. .
MiM
FLoactiteaptitatste tr:Garibatal Lli
made Ida appliarff . tf . e astipzo t rlrtimPal
'' ' •
nasyv esis umew Youiniene.
NEW Y 0.... SePtendhlElVvtbedi wee
heavy vale In New Ftensiland this Mauer .
noon and to•vdelltatall abjeltnen 'are" down.
No later commercial nein reeelepd than,
sent to tnairstederepajiti;""'
iiirBlll2/11;1111k tteiciutiunim.
iONDOV, September,
94 11.031 Untted States &ads, 7.4(t-Illtriol9,
Ira; Erte. 4114. . Sturej a r .; nelemmed eek.•
9 m
ortr,mw. •
irrear=3eptember 111.—Noms.—Cotton
bee
IVtltkere. 00 1 8
rn bee
A 4,4,2,4304 to 42ay Beet to laced. WOW.
totte.
- trzii
[l!:l . 'elmirls.
yth.:11t:3=117.0..Taz.n.17.
,The recall:meat slap BOOMS Ot U. 01,01 tar LS
OMNI tblirslilliztOutt to 41.140:0:-:.
Mr ANT° AND Arne* DMA°.
Carson W. Clark, a wall /lawn actor tiled
soddenly id 'heart Moamar. on 'Corday. .
Horton.' edlter 41If the Dos Beak.
Sled today of concoction Of the lungs.
ssenrcirorlosi Airsirrassoar.
-I Colnied clUsentert New task' all43broolt
lyn celebrated the annivoriary of the =in
clpatlon Proclamation today. There was
grand parsde of colored 'troops sod loyal
'4l4l".=e.Ysi .t",:„.
call or c roe* 3'
The examination of thetwe of Callitiott
anti others, charged with "taring defrauded
r wb f.tir=ut org e =he WACO. worth
amnio mnrlvxmar.
Irsai.mnaw
I -4=3=l
t tlre=e=lo u n ,
have their seised proWsoetl In bond
Pon fholilehlhe ounple ty to abide the
lune of the prOmonUm:
e,tmeno , -atriy: seooycheo,.lle, melee
••• •
The money reported loot by the Ater,
chants Caton Tenresellas bun rear2ated.
at le mkt Um , tneeilanywr ivhd :materna the
money la Insane. Thin morning be wrote
note to the asset or the;Company. desiring
an Interview. The !omelette.' him at his
hotel laboring under groat exeliamem% oI
tMZZolti lle W i oltrtt:
money taken. whack nal4 tee be only
infthana,p,al.tania.tatintotiat.
Samna/ lancheltaer, oioprlotar of . hat
•nd. pp store, arrested on • change of set-
UnIC SO .tni• predade. nhot hisnettit
through the heart In the nation haul..
‘. , ,..... rarc01tit or a CI...TYING nur.
C4ii citiginiz Wi ttr °' a
Pralsdolpron, nave tailed for jlo,torth
GEORGIA:.
ISternest as einivag Oat Jeep Ordere-.:
..' , Weillresipolsdeeleuri •.11eleteos'_g*dips
, illiessweasesl Geieselil tepe—ThesSetstge
, litagnessed IS IldaSlis awl Declines
ID' Ttlanmania Ws Plttsauntil Gums/
AttegirriVllegLlSSlneigai needs of the
Superior Coors write. to General Pope that
hecannot curry oat the recent jury enviers;
the tune being in violation of the laie of
Georgia and State and Pedomil ConeUto
tleigis.litoggi AMY nialintrithig registre•
deli la entirety optional and not compd.
tory, sad beause a man who may be other. I
lo rettor j lt i diy b i algul=.l " le
*ening on • Jury.
e tentegal - Pays ;replies Shag theilllntary
'ltaligive him the right to ant Ulna any taw I
of the Stara which comas to amllles with
the military .„ bill,, QM.* itftrittOO and. '
fiftygler• wirenbpnied by virtue of the power, I
rooted lb him - by Cantatas - I• ne arnaldnzi
the Jury orders.. necessary to the extols
tlpp of .thssnoonatructlon runs, India I:4-
Waged law tlOn. ti e
In _the aLas t uusier provtded . in th e
Unnatltu queu en' I
Presented to the Supreme Courestl tau dan that
tritninal has decided it had on iutitdiotion. '
the further consideration of that question '
ny . the eutarininata mtiltarYpr imilittild ON.
mos isacarvely stioilmobt.' General Pope I
...eluded by zintl.trlng Judge HADOSO to CU..
ry out hi. orders.
.11sidgsBaese, in same:MP bates goes over
slender ktOttld St at first,' arriving at the
orol39lop e% U/10S that be man% =dorm to Ono.
mda but nail cottUtana Pis Cluttes
Oral" office as
as .haretofore until ScoltiblosX
' Gen:Popethen tequelitell Judge neaten,
tea**, whloh he/steam% rode. but sonsid
tda , letters • - ea - positive . proldettieh
• teat tetanal naleisi pawl?,
- e=itapabileern. 0 , 313 Mina 'ttlii..rOttrenn of I
t l ,
atratll4l;l%ll34C. pic avow la
.7t3, of amain near OW.. _.- •
: • :8 la litateltliegsi a elision itOfiltS
Ara to be • anatentratal at Atlanta. :an it
troops were removed Iraqi itoreto.day. •ir
SAINT .LOUIS
_ .
IngingaVili ek lint troe
..'
L mum rreigsta.
(By Telegraph to the elttabeteh smite.] •
ariliotneqleptetebet 124.—I0'the stallion
race co.isv, over the trotting park Donne,
between ;Will' Pedsr//01..Temple,ratchen,
Bt. Foul and Clleord, for 100 dollars, beet 3
In 5, Atrltererd 4,,nze the .241, - ad: Sid oth
twatetn slog 2,19, and 2,35. 11101 Temple
wok the let and 4th heats In 2=34 sad
rOn .110e1nesilly,• Brown George, Ina me
nu, mace .111 trot again it Ilene rat calm
(0 ratchet, to the Saddle torstpUrile otene
Fbigis ge e ; iglas i airVero W . Id , Lac iak ed bn g,: -
day as follows: Floor, potatoes..2.o..
whisky aler , per barreli oorn .sitenata GO
Ambeetese Azar. hay and heavy 'freight CO
cents; light do. $l,OO per 100 15s. Barge
rates art, /0 Fonts on door,
.&b , on pork,
mite per auk for 1001 W lower than the
above wtee per steamers, . _
TAa river. Is stlll faiths/ bete - with lass
Ib4"4 rAr t° t l o 7 K % eO 4 lta P l A c itT" " "
thaw
peat 1
hatritter.l
111%
awl a half fan. Thu Inman Is ragtag
111411[171sta%. Joseph, but 114 noSsalliolent
to uznirlna navigation. 'Reatbar elan aaa
getting warm again. •
,*MW WgaMtNa.
Yellow Fewer gleoree—The Epldensfe
-e Rot Aboclaw. , t
Egitetegiiph to kb: ll ttteartb birdie.]
New Oncit s Bept. —According to the- I
=leal;ANtolssOrhya the ntitAlittrict
tibia yellow fever (Sinn 'lts coln
menoonsent to beturd ay morning was 1,114,
the dentate during tbe..twenty4our boors
endlng Sunday morning were slrtylelse,
and for the twenty-tour hours ending
bmorning,
find.adrien And IselAut.9-elehti
eta/ the n McAteer tbs. AnY lleo days
ounce the epldentlo began.,
• SOUTHAZIEEMICA., -
' •
ei Taloristai to me rlttsbuzsb Gasattte
'fI.IO.LL as 4a.+ 0 1 , 05 8 .70 4
—Dabs from , Veaeseula to the BOA Lave
no,.fiea;l'istaterarlOalcon bad =bed
at thetardiaL now..Forldri,/dinistib
b Senor .7aelato.
Pre:talent batierroz, of•Voipmela, arrived
at Bogota on ahead that •
V2X I WkIMA. ,:•
•
• 9.• Allre6
liamte.) •
Septiszeber 921.—Gonanil
Ileld hes mimed: atl4tlat =lst to.tbat of
General WWI:, thU *elf extios notraro
turod VVVSepartglloatti; •
. Ir• How, /Over. IhS roriltiap
tliteilshipkietbeEtttsborSDEbbeette.l
Years.. Yoko; September St.—Ttie
Ilmtett SUM" statanrrYnowarrynxt hots
Peneseola watt the yellow fervor ea board.
At eel em,storiractwer.,:lawor th e . w
Mak of-Telleirreeet. - Thera Of Pim err=
; n.sitsc!Unsaidinto Iteves}. I
din r"
.
02.,Tignin0 . 11, VI • sun.
.43failiza.ltn;.Sepi.,14-lElon. Thaddeus,
814yezis Imp gusakaa mina Liam.
mhos m satardar. In2l ivmoat.am
nl. HU' WWI hope be Irill.tetala
anal surtn In tinnltO Man* AM pnbilo
Alnllnnfr I
MEE
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
rouarif. PAGE.—Thijnitiod WWI 11104 rat/.
bio Zoo, Oil and Pint:two JOON! /Nat/
sass by any paper in the arc wag bio.cr
on our /burgh Ikon , .
THE STATE FAIR.
The Opening Te-disy—Prepersett
ewe= et Governer ilegury—A Few
Neies Abewil D( 0, • •
'TUG morning Gelman deloekthe annual
State Fair wlll be opened under the ansfii
nas ei the State erieultnrui Boeietr at the
banditti and romantic Iron city Park,
4 fllleblectinininelently located on the line of
the Citizens Painiengsr. Railway, ndpicent
to theteringii of Lairrerunning. For sev
eral weeks Rat a large Rime of evergreen
have , bwen Olniflorld In lirringlige and pm
earingthe ground', and to-day the'visitern
will Mid eyeriftadng Pettier order.. We
'ere armed - by srentlenten . who . have been
In attesulanceit the inaJoritY of Stale
Taireleld In this eOtirity. that the - display
en the pert Of Tennsylvarda am Elena - And
akeSiUgi Lti Pobit , of bunt), order. and Ron
ere] safeimmCkitatlons. The various depart
ments, and they are quite numerous, cave
been ettarranged and mustmeted as to en
sure the proper displity of goods, articles
'of merellanglbe, traits, vegetables, flowers,
grains,Lagroulttirsi Implements, novel In.
ventirma, machinery. Inner wares. house
lornialung goods, and the thousand end
and cue articles which will beglazed on ex.
Whitton. The grounds yesterday 'present
ed a very lively - appearance, hundreds of
persons being engegal In fitting up the
quarters allotted =cm for exhibition our.
pews. We are not preplima te-Asty to • give
any extended notice of the sOmetlom at
the Talr, or dwells length on the displays
already but under way by many of our en
terprising badness men, arras, audintso.
gerereiniarniers and gardeners, but in oar
next Isrtiepropmc to lay before our read.
else 1111LegoOrt Of all that U worth seeing.
WIITTION'Or GOV. ax.:_av
ins zaallaney, Gor. John W.Orstry, wlll
arrive at the Unlon.Depot thyz••=1:110011.
at half peat onteokdoek, where be be
ICAmmthf renctred 001.•. A. P,lddla Sot.
ortsiChairman or e the.COntsoltlteam.
Mon: Altar rthantre of thesecocotte
mes..the Governer will be Menai fn : b arge
of General James S. Neaten who wllleWort
bite to the grounds, to Order that he, may
Dartiolpste la the Inaugural OtlreMonlee
which are to take plane at thrtatt'clook. It
12 18 ef t pl t, ed :m tliat B oy, to It rw :ce. i t lre L g ez e:
perrAClpata theta:masa to bo aecOrded tha
Chief alreentive of the Nam It basa
-1 membered Mut' the IN:Yraeldd ;la D0a1:.11t.
JOU TraltrObaratdOti latelala :width all
INVerele may freely Miter loco. as they will ,
:r a re , Ming respect to a worthy awe
c resnonbta of the Face
.als= Cce latenaltilli. And wearlhodY
should be present to take part to them.
A browband of many `perthrocers kw been
seamed :and win not only be In atteodanoe
to-day,bat will be present daring the con.
tinware of the Fair. •
• c Amos ores trostaan. • •
The prevarattohi ^ togging by this. the
Steil tottOnisill college of the. West,
are on n omit of magnilicennt emu,
thrWit.' of eyatytbing tmdertakaa by
Atte lOU strake and 'tiro institution. We
shall be greatly disappointed 11 the pros
ollit,eibibitiOn'of goof. Ccerley's skill e. s
penman doe. not exceed an_ yttung ever
before offerefito the llnblla. Me admitted
superiority mar . other penmen is so
great that no writer outside of this city has
.eryst dated to 001121:440 oath 'him on Ws
own groand, while at home any one waste.
erg it an abundant honor to be considerea
Kr, W..n. Whitehead. the fobbed artist
in plain mid colored photography, whose.
reams, at,No.lb Fifth etreet, are wall known
to all art connoisseurs, will be represented
to "artiste' thillu:with • flee collection Of
spernmena Yesterday he was engaged in
tutefully arranging the. admirably tocated
quarters assigned bran; and we were per.
milted to examine the magnificent works
of art whicti.wilt be spread out for the ex
al:deaden of those who visit the Fair.
There are several fell hie eme portraits of
weltarnown Wizens. which cannot fad to
prove attractive, and will unCloubtedly add
materially to the high reputation en joyed
by Whitehead,. gallery. While Jut praise
lavished .on these bigot 3r, nnu r eal
porWefts, the wisher must nos. fait vi sham
iy examine the plainer specimens on ex
htbition, which will compare favorably
with - Loy Miten by. the mist Oistingolehmi
artiste cribs jot:marry. - We will, howeVer,
tate omaslon again to refer to the Migultl
eent.disphty. and to the meanwhile 12 . 111 rt
.Otis readers will not fell to pagNr. White
head,. department a visit, and reande suf
ficiently Img to. examine closely every
.190:31.1164111 7 -
- ' ( 7.11 oricivzisixo'saimrsA.
No breech of laborsaving machinery has
Ogee htrletto.agreetor Mateo( perfection
Mile that of gewhig maChinee. Thergreat
variety: of werk.smi the amount that can
be amompllplial by a Drat class moulage Is
'kiztiwit'u by On.titae, ' woeild • eetively be
believed One not baying leen in
One:ration. Of the teeny drat Man mathem
chines
tow in general nee none stand higher in
the imuniation of the public than the new
Weed 'Sewing 'gentiles. • It inmseases sev
eral advantages over all others which re
commend themselves to intelligent and
Mows observing zoorsoom to which fact
mainly meat we attribute Ile &MM. pope.
rarity. 41 will de • greater renew of work
than 101, other Inikalnek now bee, and.
villa° %Men In hills Mum and with less la
bar to the Operator than most of Ile compe
titors. It poroemes an advantage in [he
wer el ••selfddjusting menthe; Which ran.
dere It more simple and easy of operation.
and for this lemon persons learn to operate
it more readily, and with lea. trouble, than
they do those oonstractod on a different
principle.
Tee weed.: magas has beau' the se
over ten years, during Which time It has
reedenelentirethtlaithijon wherever Slims
been tested, and in no hutment has it over
been exchanged fora machine of a different
. .
Manufacture,
.Thls oteatdne tree Oa extubltlon ►t the
PerLer/Ixbeetttob,:end oat el eighty-two
represented It wee ol►tmed to he the beet.
• . air. H. Ling, No. 1111 Grant street, le the
general eavet zor the sale or this madder.,
and persona eal/Ina en Wm 1011 Sind him
e'entteraanly, secommodathir eta ready
to Imre= an/ Intern:m=lx deitred la con-
neatest with melee. so aelLinsai. , will be
found ea exelbliaork at theaetr.
• ineriag,rase."
The National Pipe World, of the Ninth
1nr 4 0. 1 4 be elifegentsid by
.4. i'arif tine
display of water, gee end steam pipes. The
imeoitains- are, Ireakareur, sad - embrace
neatly allot the styles of pipes mannfactui,
Wet this greet faltatiry s Irani the bilge
main oonductor down to the smallest gas
or steam pipe. This foundry is one of the
largest in the acnintry, and perhaps we
4=1 7 ,P 4,ltr,re,t tetlnvmer:
very large ettare of public patronage. The
I p er o f rete=gi Z4ll possess.
, lay worthy the collegian. Persons. deur
• arenta to. exa
da asar satne the piachinery pet will tinti them on
M- • •
"Sim alimony etta!OpUoill Goods arm
Who.. to Pontotoc
Dttnaestb. the Santee Deaner
ot. tho Arm of Donsenth • Itselett;t-ho not.
nlar fashionable Jewelers: and ..eptioinns,
66Flfth street. has Jest returned from
thate+l4rn enSeil with ono 'or - the tetielt
and Most carefully selected Mock of general
TeltrUe4.o goods Beer =tent "'
ex/Arlene. In the business; Mr. D. know'
'tearithitt Mid of geode emit the Plttaburgh
trade, and consequently now opens a
full assortment• ot rich Jewelry, supe
rior In style and _Qualm tiwing to
the t luxe addition neoeatly • mule to
the "hitherto - oommodlout salesroom;
the Ann have Row *mole faelutles for the
tritnutetlon of a much lumvased trade, and
Present sore inducements to immure a full
el:tweet the rabbis patronage. The stock
Is varied and contains the richest and coat.
nett jewelry a* well am the plainer and
more bumble Mierriptione. Those desirous
:I=ll.l l'="
motels% for the wear of ladies and gantla.
bum, diamond pins and rings, garnet meta;
set prcolotia stonea viola gold wedding:
nags. heavy and bobs gold chains ; broach
es. Seals, charms, and every article usually
,kehtla the Maw, of grst . clan establish
ment. et the character. The stock of teat and
rdetadailver Ware for table ornementatlon
and tuse Is very /arge, embracing all the az.
tilde. familiar-. to. housekeepers.. A full
w
supply. of fancy goods will likewise be
found, hole. the dirploy of ideal for par
lore; Wining room.. kltobena, elemben,
oilleca; banks, and donating towns ls ex
ceedingly dna • Having pEoullar total
tiee ler , own/Lasing the; latter, greet
borestna. may' 110"i'maillP, ralPeett4.• In
d o t ea • Anumleeri
etches which ItesanrEl. unseath d beaten,
hove so km( sold bare, they Stare perfected
anungement* to offer the equally desirable
United. Matte Watch Obteranyis goods, a
.°0411, 4 %1 l'ATA,; l ll4 l ,Mlgapg,l
- The firm make a spade-14 of musical
boas, sun keep dmutoutly co hand a large
of the finest instrumental ;mi.
ported 0010 the country. They extant to
addltiOn to their saeortment, a
/•tledeaUsl Velem. box, welch will be valued
at eine thciusault dollars end be capable of
executing, Incredibly - style,: no
lea tan tiurtFieleht popular and Mediate
operatic Aire. ' lir the optical department,
which
M i t.%.l. M . trillTat i ft e tialr t digg
enter 7 11piletiteleif 10 ell sight*, eye
gleam, Opera oud Rus in{Marnify Klemm, amt
. ..miming peculiar to perticuler Ible.
The pages biracial/out the entire house are
rely reasonable, and we bespeak for the en
=ag firm an Marais& of the custom
en, liberally bestowed them. The
'store le new one Of the finest of the Mimeo
, ter the city and the stock =not be soi
-1 pegged anywh ere, .„ .1 •
•
r ~ iir
Nether has &Welter tetideaoy to build
up the imputation at a mercantile establish.
tat= thahtslnlass and hooesty On the pert
of the employosS and proprietor,; and We
know ot tuf Ann la the city who Ailey • the
sonddeuolorhbepublic to l greater extent
itettrieter:Pidtper co„ add
r a ry ' rVoOoWds dealers ,
b M l ara In
boota ce , sshoos,
•eavra
rieTw Of Mme articl k a e l noi which d ey
son
at the most seasonable' tonna • "I'be • hook
Yd elm branch of this ostahlliffnuene la
Dietlealuly worthy of
Itattaatioaotparsu deshtlaa anything Inthat Alm, us t
-efnapylsos onset lambast a n seattaieats Aver
- offered la this eitf,artileh bele& solo. et,
littoattintgeosteatealy.•lo%. Goole at any
daserlinloa =twee althelst sin aure.to.
repeat. seal tele, We arenas.;
aalaillatetatthe es Mullane third*:
PRICE - THREE CENTS
To Path Vialtors-11. Carpet alleure
esß„Wert* Vlattliag. the Moose of NeCol
•sm Mveshere, No. 51 MID Striset
Pew badness men in this neighborhood
(. /.7 * higher reputation at hone and
abroad for the superior qoallty of the goods
kept for Bale by them, sad the liberality of
their price., than Items. McCallum Broth.
era We SI Fifth street, wholuale and retell
000100 litumPate oil cloths, No. They 00 .
copy one of the largest, most complete,
commodious and liesutiful warehouses to
the city, and strangers attending the Fair
are especially directed to make Dixie.* ob.
servations of It. exterior as well as Interior
while making their tours of obserration
through the qty. Messrs. McCallum Broth”
are heveiong and suocemfolly been engaged
In this particular line of bustnem, and to.
day centrel a large and liberal Mare of
Patronage, which 1 not only drawn from
41 Darts of Western Pennsylvania, but from
the important , town, cafes and ell/ages in
Ohio,'West Virginia, Indiana and o th er
State. contiguous to our owa. The
secret of the pOpolarin of the house is
found in a datsbell,• they are always up to
ti
the times with the nantity and quality of
their mock, and compete in prima wi th th e
Importing homes of the eastern eltlea, Deal
ers who boy to sell again are mire to find at
McCallum haductements for their patronage
which cannot be excelled, either bore at
home, or abroad In more pretentious mar.
kens. The Arm carry en immense stock,
ihich Is being continually strengthened by,
mported°ns fresh from the foreign mar
tem and home manufacturers. Contented
with merely nominel profits. and preferring
to =Materna sales at fair price. rather then
small sales at exorbitant rata, their system
of doing bminess will common dealt to the
reader. We reeenuy had the pleasure of
looking through th e well Otto mtablish
mmt, and wore shown the n styles of
carpets which will be to &twee during the
present fall and coming winter The stock
Is very large and has been mlec a with un
usual good care and/oddment. Itsmbrmes
rich Velvet Brussels carpets of • most in
tricate and tinlone designs a d fashions,
carpetes palilts i e. Mattinger Ingrain
.. mats, oil mrpets, hen •
m, mos •me 'stair
qu covers, oil Moths. and nn crows other
gooier peculiar to' that pull• elm line of
trade. The prices are reason' Ole and In.
Mind Detail customers 0111 du • no trouble .
In selecting something toinit N •Iztratits, no
matter how fastidious they ma• be in their
nations. The suortment of m remand
mats is very line, and soma of t em are as.
rare specimens of mechanical a as could
well be Imagined, oil clo he the firm
transacts a large business and make that
brooch of the Dade a epecialty. They.have
ample room for seeping the widest oil
cloths as well as the largest ■ • of this
description of goods We oho reed many
now pollens width have barn Introduced
and will De certain to charm tit. ladles. But
It Was not oar intardlon to wri Mend
ed notleet of Ude palatial thd • stocked
carpet warehouse as meet Of or readers
are suthclently aciquatated wi It Its many
attrarthnis and advantages. We simply
'desired to direct the at =Lion of
visitors to the lair to • oomin trial empo
um in which we of rittab It centre a
large degree of pride. If th wot to
cake apunitiose hi the line wer o not n hal-
Otte to bespeak for the firm' a ell share of
their patronage, vouching at lb • Same time
for the courtesy, fur dealing a d Integrity
Of the proprie s and the • • lie met tit
tentiVe conduct Of the gentle • ly clerks,
who Sr. constanVy In attend •ce to show
thestore and goOde to all who • • choose
,to favor the establishment,wit • • call. De.
member the place—the mash cent iron
trout four story building, No.ll yuct, street.
Reduction of Bs
The Western Union Telegra h Company
have always dealt generonsly Ith the has.
these community of this cIl , and Lava
tram time to time entered in such liberal
arrangements as might oond to the gee- .
. ,
eral. convenience and benellt of oar mer
chants. Dot recently we anummeed their
liberal plan of commercial eorresnondence
whereby orders and Important letters might
be transmitted to trade centres at very
cheap special rates. In connection with that
NYSTAIIII, which works like a charm, the em-
Meet Superintendent, T. IL A. David, of the
Pittsburgh Office now rmithunces th at the
tariff fromakittstiurgh to Cloolmmti Is re
tinned to forty cents for ten words, and three
cent, for each additional word, to New York
forty-five crate
Horde,
taf`e l orl td r
m-
WY
maks tilt, arrangement because they
be/lave it will prove advantasreoue to the
badman community and doubtleas the In
creased too or the will hilly ke up
for the great roinetion.'
=l3l
• runaway occurred yesterday after
noon which created 'gall* an exalt*.
meet on Fifth Street, until It was ascertain
.' that no one was seriously injured. John
Snyder, sidto .- rifinflee in - the-Diamond, was
driviir a tun.. 14 - imbed to a light lragast'
along Smithfield Street, when the horse took
fright at something and ran ' down Fifth
street at a rapid rata, new he came to
the corner of the Pest littildlng, when In at
tempt/Jig totuen Into ea alley the wagon
collided with the corner of the home and
was capsized, throwing ont ' the driver,
who, It is -wee stufloiently
with “bensine" to escape - one Inju
ry. was slightly bre about the
face, eat received a small onto , the head,
but not sufficiently tojurionsto" 'tier" him.
The horse becamedousched from the vehicle
.and ran down the - alloy. eo•• • distance
before he waticanght. The wage was badly
Hardware and Calla
One of the, mostaatenthre
ensortmenta of hardware and et
offered in this city, will be to
astabliehment - of James Bowel
duet. lir. li.has recently ft
rooms In connection with hlt e
where dealorsean fill the & In ••;
Ina few minutes wlttiont the m ,
attending the range g mar of es
thereby saving both time and la .;
try merchant.. wall and a large '
of hardware, milieu. mech.!. I
grins, rides, revolvers, fishing
fact ererything ;male. kern In
hardware store, at penes an
which cannot fall to glee ruts! ,
tamed to the establishment is
= whe y s; all ar in ttts , Lei t rim hal
00taplete
tlery. ever
ad at the
136 Wood
no .ample
011 . 001:03.
.• MUM=
trouble
asortment
sho
is,
and In
on
ffrat-claaar terms
etion
I man e
efa.
war lug
!. the abort-
Ugh*'tor the .111111 o!
. •
• •
' Now that winter II epprosehluir, and with
It the long evenlogi, willehriltrs the nap
Of ampW:k 'light ne c essary, it a matter
of Importance to inrsons not f ored with
gee light to know what is the best light and
where they oan procure it mine most rea.
seeable terms..: For the Information of
persons. interested, we would state that
carbon oil makes the boat, cheapest, and
'meet destrable arttflebil light now In use.
excerpt ka• light, and •ormatry dealers • will
always And • the beet article of 01l and a
splendid 11143•021.01.111 t of lamps, at the estate.
ligament of - George COrttel. IOILIInfattIITOr
and wholesale dealer in Carbon Mr sad
lampa. No. 60 Stalthaeld street, this 'Pity.
Mr. E. 'also attends to - the repairing of
/metw.and worker that description entrust.
64 to nieces,' will be done promptly and Inn
watlsfactory 'Manner. •
=TEM=
Dr. E. S. Aborn, of this Oily, while enjoy.
toga drive hit oCtiOttry neat at Eeet
arty. - lest evening, met with a painful and
shared fatal . 'aoiddint. • Tho - Doctor actor
glowing ht. grourds wag about returning to
the oity.and whitndrivlng down to the Man
road 01,i:torsos took fright. tooling about
• tulle at a wild rata of speed, throwing thei
:Doctor Doti aenonaly injuring Oh left thigh
andbroast. Ms carriage wag rainy mashed.
Though tollnfolly hurt tho Doctor be
able to attend to boelnet• es usual 10.40 y,
ThoDoetOr returns MS change to Kr. tired;
17 for his gladden in sanding ban to the
city bads oarriggs. • -
Rata.
•
The 'well.known HXdronieter likaulleoturw
of this city. Ma opened . a nom at No. 10i
Smithfield street, whore ho Intend. to keep
on hand *full and • complete assortment of
Barometers, Thermometers, and Hydro;
meters. all of, which he montiftemres, and
from a long experience In this branch of
buttocks he Is satisfied that he can glee pen
feet satisfaction to ail who may be In want
of the aboye articles. Ha has also on hand
a largo assortment of Specumes, combining
all of the /me improconMnia, which he will
dispose o lower rsteany other
'house In a b l e.city. Giro pima call. Fie,
member the No..l2ll3mlthaeld street, ilk
'Spooled Notice to tee Public.'
Orrice ram= & Artatrno Totcasarni
Coeracr of the United Staten.
nrrae oxen., September 21, MU.
Tho rates to Pew York peresner for Mae:
sages over the 'betide "nsid Atlantic" Tole
staph Company of tin United eest es, from
Pittsburgh to New York, will be for ten'
awe& forty-decennia, and three yenta for
emu sedillanel word. and llsti. forty
cents for ten words, three Cents for
emu addltlona ward. - •
(UOZOR H. Timumox
seise Math; . f a
,Wo would Inform persona visiting tiP,
State Fair that Dir.Jsznes it0bb010.891.14
tat etree4lnsba of thelAnilinfl m the
win shoo trade of this city, hue on bun
lexae and faahlonable stook of booth. oh
.n4l Wks* lnlloll Oirigs to the public at
98
very re e theatna latlce2 . atrwllltie remora.
bored that the maortment found here Is not
from ithatern auction houses but Mu been
*elected direct, from mannfsotaren who
dentin OP AMlelea m Tt111)rovo sorcloo+ .
thleeehd Oman:J. - Call In ulnae° for runt,-
thelron ailecwoottrumpv, orbriciel ea
latest and m ist aponteed a Klee an 1.-
..tie... ter sale at reduced rate. by T. T.
practical pit:ober, esu. an d Warn
etter.2io. let Wool Meet Special attention
teaortegivinve artmmtttl,
••••
. ,
MHO . ; V1 1 4
(71.111P7*
ner of Penn and at. Clair etroe t .. will heresumed. an .2icoaday, September&oto.
commenctnx early, student. can complete&
fall mune dmlog the fall and Ly
MIOUPtIg invantngs
Jnewspapern tunre dazed In the ienomi
dannes. oz the' manner. tnouttin.. I , v un ;
grateful fa, the we Ilan! of ret,.,1332
nethit.T. *dye omens Aro cawing In4l
=la mere Mealy. we eei.: let them , xme. tl
One sn4 Anna have-ankinknionli
Quin /am onnuistlon In th e Einalrrlm •
.
•II NAM' Salitselir CI is
1.40 ninth vurd
the win common as, nut MOWS] 1nr,t414,
noth Inst., under the ansarefoxi M
I; ilebatitinsdrt4d,k o ry, Y.
mtin Getty.. t. •
I : I ,!
MI
===!
Oraas Ilouse.—Notwlthstanding there
were several, places of aremement open
last night, the °penthouse drew‘a vary -re•
spectable benae. The "Streets of . New
York" was the attraction, and it was very
credibly rendered. To-night and during
the remainder of the week we are promised
"Uncle Tom's Cabin," which will doubtless
draw full homeactlid we are cm:lndent that
all Mho witness it will Do pleased with the
entertainment, as • the plete is It popular
one, and:the•excellent company triad° It
Insoo.
T tl ess:ma—Griffin 6 elltirintre Minstrels
were well patronised it the old Theatre
last night. The troupe Is an excellent one,
end fully deeerve the reputation they have
attained.. Theywill remain in the city for
• brief season, during, which time now at
tractions. tu their line, will. De presented
d nightly. •Statincos Wedneadays and Bathe.
lissome Siatt.---The Panetta& of the
Life or Lincoln was exhibited at Masonic
hall last night to • large and appreciative
audience. The paintings show the work of
• master hand, and are faithful refireeenth
time of historical facts, and.vlewa of them
cannot tail to prove Interesting to au ap
preciative mind- The exhibition will be
eoutinue4 during the week. •
Tats Vemartari.—New and Wrai
th& bills will be presented at the Venetic.
Theatre donna the present week. Was
Lila La Rue is °teeming very popular, and
continues to draw large audience.. .The
Clark Brothers are still there, and are by no
means the Duetof the attractions. The
Varieties will doubtless do a thriving busi
ness during the Fair.
Reptibllcan inemillaga.—The Republi
cans of the T(retwerd, Allegheny, will meet
M.-night (Tuesday,) at half past, seven
o'clock', to Organics for the carepalgn. Turn
mit, Republicans Of the Banner. Ward.
There will also be a meeting In Teniper;.
at Dorrisigton'a comer ,• Oa
Wednesday evening., • • . •
There will be a grand rally of the Be.
Cublirmns on Wednesday evening in kids
city. end on Thursday evening In Ans-
TMen- ;um , Chanel. A. Grow and 'edge
hompson will certainly be present, and it
Is expected that ex• Gov. Curtin will be hero:
There should be a general turn-out to hear
thaw tilstlngulabea gentlemen. .
We would Invite The attention of ca
itallsts seeking advantageous lnrestmee
In reed estate to the very desirable proper
by on Fourth street, offered for We by the
People's National Bent. ' , This le one of the
yang bolt locations In the My, and the
bilk haying secured aIIIZO on Wood street
for trielr new booking Loons, wish to dia.
poll& Of these lota and will Wickman it sp.
pllcation be =Walloon. See advertiSemant
la another column. 4 - rs•
• W. sell Dry Goods both a, wholesale
and Mail, and are, 'as a consequence. en
abled to keep a larger and much better as
serted stook. to Sell cheaper,. and Ore the
1300de • In more socommodattek quantltten
than ezoltudve jobbing houses.' Befall =D
aher:us pre invited to aranducour meek.
Plostetellee on Matithistosi.-‘Thls
Molehills piece theechardam, which .pre•
mutt to the ey Wondrous Satilrealelata
nun MismOroarm of the solar system, la on
exhibition this day at the Board of Trade
Ball,Pio. 148 Wood street- Doors open from
94. m. tlll Mimi . IMO] 2 LIB 6p; ni.; • 7 till 0
p. m, Admission SS mum; children =der If
years 1808048.. ae.4:11
Headers from the country' oho will te
fa attendance at the State Fair will not fori
get to call in and examine the floe assort.
meet of lamps, chandelier., pumps of an
descriptions and general goods In the all,
noun ana•watei•fltting business, at the
well known establishment of T. 2'. Swans,
N 0.166 Wood street. ••••
JR tato rai r.—We invite the attention of
visitors to the/air to the advertisement of
Kacrum •At Carlisle, 2'o. 19 Filth street:
They balmiest received • splendid stock
of neW goods, which toot' offer at lois 'on
ce. to cash buyers. • • • 44.•
T. T. Ewen*. 163 Wood street, nraetleel
ands - team litter and plumber, ap de
to the axesnstlon of all orders either tothe
oltY or nadurry.in the beet style or work- ,
raaashlp and most ream:pante prices: c•oo
•
Nye Ler. Throat Su. CatD,
eaves , .
and Catarrh. ,
ces sfully ri. sten
by Dr. Abort, 134 Smlthflent street., .A. book
by nutll DO cants. ' TIM •
.1
Cold Sparkling Sala Water it J. 2.
flaruple , s Drug Store, no. SS Yealenll street',
AlleubsaY. • .
Cold fiparlllLow tea. Ram, st
Samp Drag Stole. No. SS Tednrra stox
.4.11.0,010.1 Y.
CVAddit/ional Local Ness* on
Third Page.
•
ancroludng intinigratkin fro.
Germany to the United Stunk 3a -
,
ted for, by foreign journalists,'ea
from the fear of the new Band, nadao
particularly of Prussia, that a Nast it -
crease In the army will be, ,
t.
carry out the ambitious project of Coo t
Bismarck. ...As it to, -every' able ball
man in Prussia must begin life with
certain amount, of military service. .•
preening conscription would almost ruin
the peasantry . , no well as the skilled artti
sans In the cities and towns of Prussia.,
Hence, the strong-Bon - of the tide of im-1
migration to this country,
—The Franklin (roulaiana) ,Planterie
Bonner of the 7th contains the following
Interesting paragraph In a leader detail
ing the. miltieementa to . immigrants
"There are three million of acres of til
lable lands In Attakapas and St. Landry,
which can be bought twoordingtoquality
and quantity, or location, at - from $1 to
$lO per arse. • We know Dr good sugar'
lands that can be bought for $lO an etre;
n few miles from navigation.^•
.•
—The Detroit 'Post learns- upon
.geod
authority that arrangements hare been'
made with hir..l. Edgar Thompson, the
Napoleon of: ho Pennsylvania ,railways,
that will secure thb early completion of
the railroad between Si. Paul and Supe
rior, at the western and of Lake Superi
or. A strong force to at work on the
western end ofthe fine, which hat been
graded for somo time, mad it Ls under
etood that the resadwill be oompleted In
about two years. • - • r
—The Chicago Times says with wicked
wit:. "In Earner the Wiens are' on a
strike. So - is one of them in this
coupt
. . .
ry.”. •
SHANNON—tin Sabbathmlike. ept.
ILLOGIS. HANNA. latent d ge eunnter n. 11% T.
d Y• N. Shan , oh, nett Tweets.
Therese ral tellt take poise Strout the tealdezen
or her parents, see etilll, .beet. on TWIS. (Tea.
day) leanstoo; .t'lo Ireton& .! The SVltuda of
the [amity are Melted to attend.
• irckaatn.A% oriar,sencisipt..*.r.aji,
of dl. convected to the scut}, ,et •
It mains. nu mouth sae Cr Nt. epee. ••• ' •
.ElRFaablent.o. ltelStee please ceprt) i.•
ki!W:11 1 A AV MI It) N WWI
AL AIKEN. lIIINDERTAILL2'
1613 ltneth .tract s kitubirp.,
CUITIIIS or alifatbz CIL/MM. OLOVB I 3. evf
;rrArr. Qcsulation,a/farawil Soznlatior Hoods 'thratahed. BoOnuovened danard Writ. Neva..
•
C: laeoleas, T'acnzas :5444
cab It. r.. 64. • .
- J e . Q. )31.006E114 CriDERT 4 2.:
EAR AND ElLBALXD.R.,aucetasor ta td
!ate Baxaual 8. 'Dodgem No.9D UAW
three doCkts..Dota B 41.14; Al.lozhany tAty. • Nil
tan, Iknamooll. Mammy. Walattt.d
stoat =tat:lon 'Cate.. at pm lowan reds; tad ,
yrleaa, Ramat open at all hanra;dar .10 Wald
Hearse mat Canlace. raraltheal al ahar: 114.ue,
sad on iliagarrasaaabla term. . • ..
EDWARD CZABRILECRI,...
DVlTAltril—' (Ake. NI 44 Oiehl
Allartausy. 101,110', amproad &V! ul.l , I.lot
1., with t comDlatq GAcILOf apt.j.(tr.lott.
X OoO4 Rralehed at laOrlif at
•64/41100. brim. Bala and Livery Aubka, car
naa of 7ti ft WAD YIDDLS M . 0.112711.. t!arrtigca.
Sunnettcs. II.406; 00,
E c., STEWART, UndealtiAar, l
costar of MORTON andPZNN
Mtn ColTus of oil kind.; Mar. .co
Carlino fan:att.,' rin to. .finnan itoMr.
CEMETEIIII(2IfAUBLE wonns
7A. J. ILLEZIAI7I . 4 at the Cemetery sate,
Li;riflery-111% 'oesaits.wrAL44.nsi.
Aryl) irrupts' wonxs: erroica ., RutaiL
OtSB, YV4ILRAI:I4.I) W&T U 192007.
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fluvAtFo. 4-44
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r I.l.u.t.vuerserazimr. ititrttalb Ll*/
A-111908 LSD MAIISOLIA
1613tVICITffe• to ammo.
•
THE V V 4131 a.. • ate:
Two sornuirfl.'
!Malin:meat Awn sartriamAY.
stet.i.itniuk/Vag TS.lll+l4llll.
lIM.IIII q lataakotlx< roadlas tuner. liatsithy,
L " t " 11 :111:".01,14'*" w *e T t tr.
.. 4 6 .
furilly; taa alien 6a4 eteu retiLlt•
0,% , Kyle& 11.uort.s
Q t
%teeny, 1.0 Armor.
Men:Aunt a)o.td b.
. • Wllacrt,
•
•
--ace use can , of csc.% to the 1XT.. 0 . gettift
Ity the club. 41141 t iall to d.bl OM b. Mi 44.
say time, at club rat o.
E=
paper. be on* .at sower Mid anis' 7 . 1
•sat, as es Imo • Webas•••l AMOS
saellals bulbs bra one mall • reek.
by D. Ltyrest. NCO* Oidenii
or tit IleraimulLetlabs. utligy tombs as oarriale
. . . ' rirrvisumea, runt&
N - MW /WIMITISEffigIiTI3.
DUNSEATH
HASLETT I
JEWELERS
AND
OPTICIAN'S,
Hay. put opened a lase aad wall Wasted
•toot of
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
JE WELEIT,
SPEOTACLEII,
B4RO3IEIT'ERS,
And all kinds of INEEKIMOSIEIIIIII,
OPTICAL bodes.
No. 56 FIFTH Er.
THE BEST MEALS In the city
AICeIMICIND AT THE
HERBEIT . ORDINARY.
its 'FouirilifflTlEMET,: etair Yar kK
•
Bo( els]. atteatios Data to Ladt“.
Bonk .1 or OoPl.r. 110. - Dann.. 1100.
JAMES SCOTT '
awoursaus To so ainrrox • scam)
TEXCLA.manxill
FINE WAMIES, MOOD
• JEWELRY.
stimiFn.r.i.men WARE, ETC.
susa zaimuntArr., rLrrantriseis,
WatMP.ch PutNoaks sad NW atteat
Je tl wery.aa dna to Tpa; na
es. =
!wood In lea Ilion ' two =totes. at tit,
HERBST ORDINARY,
• ,
M==M
REMOVED AND-NEW GOODS.
11.‘13311T11. - ..
Merchant Tailor.
.
Has romovol to N. OR WYLIO ervicorr, eor.
.erer rtsest. whore Rs
of
stow nods. •
plla Ott flew add a st•dolso swot of
T.LLL cLorns. CASSIafEHRZ.
-• • VISTINdfI ANH OVROCOATUROR.
Piftdolk VW Osvaldo to Order In tau most - nye,
Tt.Z:i.;YArig°74ll=.74,l7,?!4:A
.111 fe sold tot serf fossonal.l.• term,.
• • D. afro . Metenalit Tailor,
9f WY LIZ el OREL cos, of ledaral.
OYSTERS, .. .
TEX TINELaT VI THE .01T T,
Zan k to Ladles zat , ecanemem, Mt],
ItrMOST ORDEN ateT, 64 Iroartb •t
Miti MOMS
AND
LOW PMMISI
SMITIISON,ffiM &10.,
AT THE
MUTH EMPORTOI,
55 & 57 FIFTH 13173ZET.
Art Offerhig fireai Bargains
BOOTS;
SHOES,
GAITERS.
BALMORAMS,
CAIIPETS,
• .
DOMESTIC DINE GOODD,
BLA.NHETS,
FLANNELS,
HOOli, SKIRTS,
Pocket andlable Cutlery,
NOTIONS.
far Persons whlclng to par.
Usage win do orebt' to examine
one of the bestsimortmenpi free
offered, and - 1,
AT THE itriyEST MEE
andlarrurnittiri! .
poo4s . AT. AttC4lol, ay. 7 --
ThundAi-
WEDDINGS AND PARTIES,
Ilsteaty mien oe t, and
Weddl,g ICltym4.Pladek . to Order,
;!,
.44/OaBOllC-010001N41414
. • . . No. 04 Youth new.
FOR ..041.E-1% IFIANDSONOC
BUILDING larb;411001. gdniato on Growing IA
DMIBIB.I4IoinIng she hand.lrate nnintsee ar
.CoLH. Nennotonnti, ey are 140 BM* 4pl,
Oleic. for cowry resninatnnyi
ezzutaLbe upnßad,
Ir.vdreof
Uwe eid Inantnne*Bilmi".
EVENING ROLLSisn4 agscurr
g 1
4p
IMMZR_ ORDINARY.
es Yd 611211 -
FOR , SALlEThitt
aaß.Rr►M.rr.M.Tß&aa ISTONT SW=
Dr NALLI9OIIOIIIA,. altasto . A.: 411 'lamest
.Iry ' l, This house Is olthatad
T . owe or aloe Itthadroanal 'Ai rtlithloligl4
• as/ XOW reau tor OM ..navproperizr Lim
11, worth at aDoolloa *Om awrtlagoa.. Vow
hoer: alts IIIIIIITTLTLY; Meal iatiati(ith
$ Dthoraloi *Oral: aim/ arras[:
T ab. BEST_ BROILLXD STRAUS
Qt. IN TUZ &VIVI
• EIiZRESI ' ORTlntAit*
Dil54l'CL9Bll4lO;,
Prutteal Forage Rues/am
CO% PEN WAYNE SU •
. i faughorier a rut:multi iroilitr
R9WKIMPIL7RISLIME- ,
ilkod Rao, yaidiagrOkAllet' ,
mauls: 011.11EWASIG M ANNA"