The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, October 07, 1867, Image 1
ZBE DAILY G/ZLTE. • " n " IVEIy ; 11 13PIMILIAREFEE0 lc CA) I ft . cnprietaris, ilaantA X - -.• 3417iia-7. %tr. • 041Xlirmi aft. 04 Aim pa rarrif I hpliUtia Nu -el Vestal renomik urn au. risme. or :nriternien:Ar D ALLSOIESIT CITY.. 4. - tilmol . rsor .icarat PALM& PAYSX la MI alate. " Tama as vas =MI 17.17.17irs -31r+ is e tr i. Adams; : C i le 'RittblErgi etaytte • 'woßrar cIarDrDATE. • 11bMlojal Otero of the Conunanwedth 'erne higher tribute to Ihe worth and 'ailacter of Judge Willis= than the following neat compllment raid him by tl4, etnly daily Democratic paper. of 'ittriteutt Penirtylvenhs tie day fdloiving his nomination. It old: 'The nomburtion of the Hazi Henry _WI Williams as cautdidate for Judge of the ElsrprinutfCohrt is a good`one. He tu, bent. man.named,. before the He -gab/8= Octitvention,„ and legal and moral qualification' or the respon sible position to which he lut o beennom ins*d- lioth . partioe have now present a tide cardinates. Am important duty has faithfully discharged ty the ,crepectivpmmventiena. The campaign may now be conducted Mittbout personal' orPecienl„Crul decided, uponlha Orin - - plea of the two great parties. This is as iribbuld be.; it la au auspicious [sign of the times, and if the wunty conventions are ey fortunate la the select:len of iegialature_ candldatet, there 'still be a stop put to the deplorable corruption at , the teat of government under a new `reign of honest men and conseidemon s legidatora—PdteessrAJNier, sigrk 1867. ':;;Tse;•xa, to refuting to tho abotot. 'on the 29th of August, WU Veiled to ewe have noll/In_g to take back .or Inedlfy. • Or Sagge Williams' private or legal reproatkin kayo nothing but words of pralaei and bowerver it may antglOme mow:lona and heady pont - 01 Fara puma bring =salvos to too aeiaaltsnia either wkie or Yo- nusttros throughout the minty Pill lay us under obllgatlotus by. sending Aar itriegtog' us the returns from, their respecti►e 'wards, boroughs _or tors ships, as early coiTuesoist night salve _ . -; r 0 i.A.110111iD OF FORTY 11WIll till{ COZU4riMIS ,ultated by heated discus. iiienstrowineout of the question of Sla very. Various settlements were made, each of which was ratnitad as filial But the controversy wiaj,not determjned Evel7Pe, !it scheme. of najinlamont only mulektcalsoutermnis.; tuttil at length a 44 war broke out, which became 'that itbonsantedfilaveey entirely. :Why did AlLizevirras -efforts. atnettle meat prove abortive?. &CUM they Weriqineid en. compromises. I Eiteli Nide felt it was cheated, and resolved' te ob• bin amends, and so the strife went 'on. Absolute justice moreover, clamored for eetiefeetlon; ind would not tleslet till it got It. . t ell. this living _ln.the traiis of tans theieare those Who insist that the residue of the controversy shall be settled deceltfully 7 by another com promiseA—rathet Van according to the demands of intrinsic justice and the naked requiretnenta of the public safety. The thing Is impossible. There is only one way out of the existing trouble, and Oak 'Outdate In going 'square throu gh on fundamental principles. All temporiz ingsannend in diasppointment, u has been experienced often. Let no now. hit aaadtlantatnt that :shall rennin,' be cause bounded In cooky. AT Tit New York Democratic State Convention, held last week, 31r.. Hone , no tinibrni; *hi) piekdia titer its de liberation!, sounded the keynote of the peaky upon' which 'the' - Democrats will conduct the approaching presidential canagicillispropoidtion , is to saiethe entire interest of the national debt by calling lII' the,hondLe an 4 Wrung legal tender notes instead. Thla he conceives to baestresuarigh previdedthe iota can brifeViethe valatiof gold: Thetis the rab. • So fir the notes have been no where itear Dar, =alit, additional issue would not help their CM. Of course, this !rennin the breaking up of the Na., tiP 2 l4„ i; 4 4 , Lng siltem• • Perhaiie, however; his idea is to can al the bonds by paying them spin legal tender note; and then getting sufficient Judges of* path= of hir, 13811UIWOOD, to the - legal tenders uncotuttiitt. tional and void. That would make short work both of taxation and the national debt. Astor the five Jddges of the lip itnAilistonit or Pennsylvania have (lea ded the Legal Tender Act to be coned tutionaL!eThe other tvio haw( tdecided li is net. 3lr. Slum:wood has recorded libtjidgstutitt with this Minority. If ho--shall: •be elected to the Supreme Bench the decision of the court, Which &Ives stability to monetary affairs in this Commonwealth may be speedily_ revers- Tote for Mr. Williams. • 'MAU =ARP , .ALGIO the Democrats of Perutsylyanla assembled in tate Con resition;,and asserted "that the war as waged by the goyernaseat for the sup. prised= of the rebellion, was a failure. ,, Bier once they hare been laboring to mate that Jed/fluent . *good.' • Even now they are andcartning to give - public affair such *turn that all the sacnfices of blood and treastuo ,incurtell by. loyal saw shall come to naught. Ali MAN who WWI to place the Goy irriiiinif la the hands of the party who eiright.ao deetiery it, for fear the party 'al eta le shall give . ignorant and de. graded negroes" an equal chance with himself ut .the me of life, must bare a very., Opinion of his own abili ties. If he fears that these moral and in -10111*h:ill cripples will distance himoin., itietray s nie to a tale, he mast: feel himself not very swift of foot Drritneemcn wart : the reticle prayed ferstoil'ingsnore than for democratic six-, genet the northent election's Northern denaWnits were snxionely , yearning for rebelyknethteon the hattiellelde - of tla South.' .-Both were condemned to 'disap pointment. ~ N ow they are united In de siring the election of Mr. elharswood k and through 'like motive's Defeated In she they hope to regain what they lost at the ballot-bon. Twig/mod issue Is between the Pred-, dent add emigres' - the nutter of Bouther.is tsconstruction. Every Itepubli: can ought ao to tote uto dtrowlda whale weight is. favor of Congress. In that wayphlr out *the ••pent controversy - in is this pads% be so closed out as to pro wioai the inds of.i motto: and secure llber ty twill who ought to enjoy It. Troildststoonaeto ?AUX demonstrated all A414E1116 war dint 'tires entlt Lobe trusted withtheccutlinct pnbllo affairs. Ca 4 P°,.zae 4 . wbo aluit4 at Ate defeat of Union ; . armies be safely trusted wits the great .work of reconstructing the Union. , 4 . /r . .Taz flepablicaus ware a fail Tole. *ad staind avast tho frauds coatempla• timpsy.illiElemocrata, they will , Will a aiaaaFieariag iictory. Bee to it forth 14110isat airrinicemente aro outdo to hag oat all thavotara. . . TrmDaseacsam charge theßeterbli- Cana wit extravagance in the admhus- Of. ‘ affalin' of against thin aneusation stands the feet that during the last year the State debt win reduced hi *aunt it 41,79044.L0. , -, - , , ~ - , TABLr- --, / Auk -gt : • . . - , 5 '4 . : ' -'-:_, ,_ ' ,'• '... p_t / 72,, : , ? , , , _, . , tiu -4......e . : --- ,..,..„,:,..„ ..... __.' 7 . \ . 7 ,_...,, y7 , - ..„,.,• , c,',.'„ '_ • ....... 1. .-. , , ' ; ''‘tk . , • ' '‘.•" 4"4, -,, r ' :'';' _,,,, v s .•.. , .1, , i ,k /.- :=.•-- -- -- ,- --_ -- T,.- - 42 t ,.- ft , ame _ _ ,•,...,- ~',i , -a-, -- ' - ii - tt_ ..„.1,. 3 ,4"--:, — 77- - -_, • : a,l rtt ,- --1 M.tlirlrigrllirnrffllpplMlMli...lll..mumm.... * err Aim VOTE OP 1860. We give below the vote Allegheny, county at the Governor'aelection In 11368,! for convenience in anciparing ihe - yote of tho election which takes place to-mor- Go vEwroaSunuarE 1866, SUDOE, IMETZ3 Prrrso First ward ureou • Th ward Fourth ward. Fifth ward; lst p... Filth ward, 2d p... Sixth ward. Ist p. Sixth ward, 2d p... lilatecith.Ward - - Eighth ward.. Ninthwird. ... . . Tenth ward:::..... ALTSOMEN - 1% First ward. Second Third w ard , 2d Third ,2d p.... 1 Fodrthw w ard ardl4 - 1 Fourth ward, - al'p,; Filth ..... Sixth Seventh ward riormuous, Ihrmingiuun, tat p. Birmingh aocksm, 24 p. Bradd liellvue...'. ... E.. Li Doqueeme...... .. • Elisabeth • . • Emit Birmingham... Lawrenceville, latp LANTVECOViIIe,Ip Manchester... . .. .. Mt. Washington. .. liP.ilbesport ..... . Monongahela . . South Pittsburgh. . Sew rp ickley— Shasburg..- T. Tarent Temperarieeville.. mn • • WeetEllrabeth.—.; 'Weet.Ettlaburgh.:. • TOWNSTIME. .138 . 14*112. ... . .. 471 317 507 1117 /83 7 4C4 217 .33., 211 390 342 SIX 448 sn 310 6 42 m , .Z/G 2EB 831 309 ato iso Z's 695 2Z6 2)1 194 276 172 3471 2a) 47 113 • 1314 41 04 348 41 43 312 244 509' 305 171 79 312 14 61 68 270 343 184 170 104 32 191. 148 143 38 91 14..112 Conine. ast praCh; . c . t. Minns, 24 precinct Crescent. ....... I Chanter 5......:.... East Deer...... .... E1izabeth:..,,,,,,,, Franklin...• • . • • Fin . dley. • . Harrison' Hampton 1ndiana......... JeffersOn Lower St. Clair, Liberty ...... Marshall M'Clure McCandless., Mn.-- Moon NevLle North 151:yet to:. Ohio- ..... ", , Patton Pashtos • ••, . ; ... I Pitt Plum Rosette 11.31Mmon- Rlchland..—i. • ' I Scott. - South Payette."... Stealer Sewickley., Snowden.. p i t i p c e ai r . St„Eitr„, . Vensalliair- 7* Won Deer.— „ • • , VOT 145 45 47 08 40' 114 110' 125 47 153 224 104 04 55 72 103 14.- 108 54 109 59 /86 152 1511 347 41* 1,1131 r 339 310 1 - 1.93 I.m. 172 G 9 "41-' EISEN 125 86 I'22'-..78 41= =, 170 52 212 80 304 334 =594 79 46 187 141 151 81 157 49 270 130 87 81 163 - 68 85 71 160 80 307 2_13 154 n 416. 135 455 1 12795 7,716 Genry'. m9lorltJ._. lan ocoulicito if the election to be held in this State tomorrow, the New York rialtos says : ~ • .. "Henry W.:Williams is the,regular and honored nominee of the Republican party, and ele ctio n. rdenUy hope mid work for his Why? Because he is a true,.loyal, alde, tlioroughlyqual tiled mart; benne 'he is the unanimous choice of tbi petty, and therefore repro• nuts thelaremaresidal policy tad the local issues forwhich we humbly . labor. Of his titans there can be no question not born of malice He is in the prima of life, with mental faculties , is fell vig or; be has had sixteen jean experience upon the bench; he hashiad an antutually thorough judicial edacation and train mhe has been one of the ableit and Most successful Lulus in tee State:'his breadth of information In the studies of i tti: p i e flo , fession is meet extraordmary, not only to common ques- tions ol g UM courts, but the running lino all the special isquiries likely to come be. fore the bench that he ought so soon to adore... Hie character for uprightness, Integrity, and high morality is beyond question. Ha has the respect, cond. dance; and esteem of all who know him. His decisions and relines during the six. teen years he has been noon the bench have commanded very general tunnies cenceLand even ,when appealed from they han been in a large majority of ewe affirmed, often with very marked exprestionsof approval from the court sieve, which has frequently been satis fied to affirm the judgment solely for the reasons exorcised by the judge below." • Every word of this splendid eulogy it true. , Kr. WiLmetts is eminently fitted for the place foi which be has been nom. Mated. 'This election Will exert "a large and favorable influence upon the come of natientil affairs. His defeat would certainly ageravate all existing compli cations and cast the shadow of doubt crier the future . .' Thus inspired and ad monished, the' Republicans ought tO• morrow to do their whole duty. • Con,' Ironton in his luipublished let ter.from Europe says: • "There • was not -a spot I viatica in England which did not recall my natilm State, Pennsylvania, either in the:tames, the manners, or the religion of the peo- , I pie. A. thousand things heretofore tuna, countable, happening in every mama city; and almost at erery.household "at home," have been explained during my obeerrationt- - After• paining out of the door the yeoman; our guide, who knew that we were Americans, discovering that we came from Pennsylvania, re minded us that William Penn, the form - der of our Commonwealth, was born in 1044; near ToWer En, within a court adjoining London wall. The empire which he planted in the prime otitis has not yet completed the second century of its szistance,-and yet there is not a die. trictln Europe in which the substantial arta are more successfully.cultlvated, the bleuings of - dvilization more equally diffused, and the happiness and liberty of men so completely secured," 'l'areitute been no possible danger to the Republicans" muse in Pennsylvania, except the apathy of itsfriend,. That Bourne of danger has dleappenred from the mind, of all but companttively a few. Lot thug tardy ones be well aroused. Confident of a victory, we want it to be not ;only telling but conclusive. Lot every man work u if be lull apprehend ed difilmlty, , and u though oneness de. peuded on his ladividuat efforts, and on Tuesday night ample recompense will be heralded over the telezraphie wires. Goy. Banton, of New York, in aPeech heroin the Democratic State Con: 're"... Was very 'were on President Joamolt's revenue officers, whom be accused of defiending the government oat of one Mindred and fifty millions of dorms annually. But he did not say a word abouthls other political friends, in rhiladdigas, who have been running Onb hundiad4Wls, hi. contravention of lost;'alad mobbed tbe officers who under took tootop the ililhit twinfacture. Tawas is reason to apprehent nuinoctial storm maybe in progress on the daTor the election. Let no Republi can stay away front the polls on that ac. ME EMT EDITION, mTnNIGIIT. IMPORTINT FROM EUROPE g ; cl 47 P E ; 5 The Italian Insurrection PAPAL TROOPS REPULSED RP THE ' INSURGENTS. MII Public Sleeting at Turin. ADDRESS FROM GARD3ALD. , , Fenian" Scare " in Lenden By Talegraott to Use Blttsbut•Eß Bakelite. • ITALLT. DEN INSOWODION—LAINST DISDATONNIY DADD.L. swore narer.em. LONDON, OSDOiNDSD,,Vigege,•AD !Peewee, hasjust Mom retetuved from Florence, an nouncing that the insurgent troops, bold, leg a strong pi:union near Rattnesen, ri textmeria, were Mt/irked by the Papal form. A abort, ahem fight resulted In the' defeat Mahe attacking ,party,. mho were' obliged: tObastily withdraw. The lodes are not stated. The enact of this victory IS very inspiriting to the partyof action. • reetto Waimea Sr Teem. A public meeting of the friends of hart.. habit 'was held at Turin yesterday. Rem- Intim:tare , marches were made by runny die= Unertilehell persona The enthusiasm was nehoundaL A meeting Milts Mummies is contemplmion In other citlee of Italy. • /DMUS& flog ODDIPLASPI• Though • pi sonar at Caprera, Garibaldi has Issued a stirring address to his fellow., ere, which LS published to-day. -Re, recline' a; length the grievances of Italy. and. Mita PP, cortnerymen to retinae them now: Re' elMeale strongly to their patriotism and urges all h Wenn, to march forthwith to. Route. 1= tiptoe or Asmara. *amen OVI'MAX. -• ' Lamson. October s.—Late yesterday atter noon adlrlees were received by the authori ties to the etect that an attack be. Penises on one of the armorlm In this city might Pa Kneen:to doting thenight. Government troops were accernalagly posted at the dll - armories, and other precautionary ether also which prevented the threatened outbreak. • - • saca.a," a co.'s 7.M.tral • Onssoo.r, Ostober S—Ncenlatr.—dt L r • ixeted that Buchanan it Co., of this city recently armoonoed as having faded, will be fatly able to pay all indebtedness. - WAS Arrl/.11.311110115. Loaner, October s —.6:ornhip.—Tbd Stand..; aml,nr traa CITY; In a /caning article tta• morning, rapine general arming of France Is s=etting apprehensions at ► winter cam • 'axe/cc/As. amp CO9l/111.11CIALL. LimarOot.„ Octeber s.—Thla being boli don there Is no business doing in market. Mout its 9d for white California and 13a 104 for red Western.' .Intsrler; .5a 34 for Anserl. can.. Oats; is 7C for Canadian. Pau 466 for American. Deaf Mt 80. Pork; 71afor city' Sleprime r Bacon, sts for middle., Lana: 64 for nterlcan. .Cheene; .V.a for mau dlin/ American. Tallow 45.5. Petro/ettuai . 134 for artisan, L htfd Tor relined.. Loonnsr, October ll.—ltarket unction gad. . Aorwaar, October a—Petroleum 61lAT. Lonnog, October 5-4 r. AL.—Commis, nth; 7/30. liunou Central, 170 4 ; OA; Atlantic and ureat Weatern,2l%. Fnanarrear, October 5.-.49:41/2144. NEW YORK CITY. thy Telegraph to the gitiatergleilawkese.,/ •-• New Year" Oct. 1,196 T. reit so xxxxxx rano roman. The. snonetaly in/ea amr ll to hale ceased for the moment. and the optoton generally prandial that there will be more we end MAlLtallellB next , week. ; ~; • UOZTVILICT The deaths - In New York for the week: wire 'four hundred' and soientsui.. Among them was llre.a.vonla Yenta Brooke.' the names, who died On Friday craning.* death tram yellow fever 11, reported at. Yonkers. wateaar 41.1.11.31. Whiskey eelearea continue. One owner, however,M jubilant over the.releme or :Mar thOnseact gmions or valt. wore Seised a snort lame Enos. • anoTaxe 'norm. Andrew Weber, another ytetirn of the stabbing affray In Wllltatnaburg on Thurs day night, died but evening. Lawronoe Erhardt, the assassin. has been held to awalt the action Of the grand ,Ituy. • /MAN mut - rue—err sons rtridir • 0281111 111 StXTIC.. . . • The aim says: A prominent member of the /sultan organization a Congressmen. was present at the reeen ' t sale of govern ment vessels at the navy yard, arooklYn, and became a purchaser of one reantur, ...Id to be admirably adapted to blockade running. Two mummers, one of which an. men minutely' to the description of the roanielona craft reported by cable, left tide port some seven Weeks since. From one of the vessels Misreported meseagealmve been received in this city. From the other meth log has been nomad since she parted nom pony With her consort, tier destination eras the north coast of Scotland. eOLLINOI 07 arrange Tames. A merlo it occurred on the Pan sylvanht N o rthern Central liacroad at MiL lersburm on Prlray morning. The yp and down ex - preas trains collided injuring the locomotives and scattering bagarkste in evet7 direttlAlL A oolorsd Coy front Har risburg was killed and a few passengera re. calved sliarbt contusions. - YOKO 00 •1[111111111 . YatfLS Nom,. Ten Government eteatners were offered at auction at 'M116,101[4114 Tegt.rab.Y. The zuhwew brought SUMO. the Genesee 104.- 44:0, the tango 410.000; the others were with drew. • ranoaLL VAIIAINII LAW ANZTIMINT. A WASAbIirLOA special sacs au . 1117011 RIII too made warrendtha national yank aas rid to Meath. • Secretary of the Treasury Comptroller of Curreacy the right to call for a bank statement for a ny Wet ur. MAIM% A.mouvra. Tbo stnaniahlp City of llooton. from LlT erpool on the nth oh., ported hnnilY {look at las F. the night. . Oho will be up in the moron of BOSTON Firm— Pianist - Kill Bariseel— Ulm ti College Sara Pired by aerial. lory —Preparations, to ltoceliro Ma e libOridoo. My To/rail tO Pltioheilli 010,11 o.) . BoeprOw, October lire broke ant' thin morning at No. 3 Federal street, in the planlng mill of alderman "Itch, yrnieh de atroyed that building and badly damaged them adjoining. Alderman F/Mh la an Ax illillil builder, employing. come two hun dred hands. and woo prirddpal Owner tit lureuilding. Ulm loee le ide.Cro. meetly fre . The lemma' of other owner. and oo meanie am about IMMO' The buildings were weal and mainly occupied as work shop& A large barn In andbory. owned by the Llarrard Collegeccupied Mater= barn by Mr. Motley. Wee burned thin more. log with elghty•three valuable ainported hDeep, anr-seroo Altlerny tow. - two orms .d a great enantny of hay ' . The drn wee the work of 1.111.411011/7. elliteDAll Recapture •exiXolllll3llll. PreiaretiOtleare ocaneleted ,or a grand rice on to Geo. eher o Monday. Ha will received at. Sev 11 11 1Bottum, Der. cheater, and escorted by the Itorteary gorse ( bards through Roxbury to the city line. where Mayor Nortirom. for the city government, wilt a tends welcome. A. pre. cession, composed of tho ohicers of the city government and a large number of the military will escort Me General through the prineleal etteete to the Revere Ileum. Governor Bullock willestablish his head. quarters al the same hotel,and orlicial visits 1.11 be exchanged. The members of the City government will entsunmently be pre. eented, as al. the National, State and GUY ofecers, Board of Trade, military add other oremmatiora. A grand serenade will 1* glean la Motivating, and the Army of the Republic, 0111 parade to a torch light pro. catalpa. The Genera leaves on Theellay methf es for Altemy. stopping an hoar each at Worcester and bprMgdeld. - • Boeven.October 13 —There to every Lea: cation that a granel popularwelcome will be =tendon to General ehirldan tomor row, in which the people general y par ticipeto. • The ranks and many by hones will be olosed, and the school child ren will have a ponds). The military .1 ta ploy will probably exceed anything of the kind *Ter seen 10 /kitten. HAMPTON CEMETERY Loring Of the, Corner Moos et the Soldiers' illenement— Dielaternseet of Deana IS Other illhteeterles. • 131 Tedograph to tte Ilattrarth dasetta.l roan. mengoa, Oet..6.—The laying or the corner • atone of the monument to too created in tbeiloidlentliattonal Cemetery instated On Hampton Creek, took pteco t.pq afternoen to the ptesentre of a large emu. ewe. The monument. wllpeont, wean tilted; gape, The Cemetery, at Yorktown, nett "smaller. ones In the vicinity of Entrolk, Norfolk and Portamouth are being rapidly broken up and the ballet reinterred In'tbe Hampton Ceillater7, ' , kWh , when finally completed, WIlleon;aln fliDol4lo,ooo Ladles' • IBY 211<trapti Lanisva 00.5.-lUver statioisan wfUt ZS InchedUm °anal. • - • • • LM)/Air AFFAIRS . . . w rmerld• AWlrur iloreing ow tai. ' IEO also Otpaaeoleatos to use Oboes,* of alaY Doweiral misname—latest Intermit, U sekeereanit Deo Ceeneell so Do Dalatta Dowouwoor. thy Telegraph to the Pliteberglitimettal itr..L0.73. 'October 6.—The ' Indian Peace Co numissioaereleft here ltd. afternoon for Port Harker.. ...general Augur, who . ha. been ap i mEllted on this COnimission, during LEMMa phe_rmysfy will Join the 'witty Dento Triettatmer "Oily etiaece„. from 'on l n; Montana, arrival at Dwell. •on lrhlnf.utellt, with three millions la tree. , ore owl two Itondrot passenger*. ZhIIiCHISMIIIIIII4I4I/1111•0•20 horses from the Northwestern her coanorf: near rat Beford, and killed three men. • The latest Information received • from en.; iritavikrzo., asse"mh%l.4":ll= ,Lodge Crest, where he meninx ail - asset or hatage.. to of the followlost purport: “Ll.- .le gobet: :Idealletne. Arrow,. ...Bull Beare' "Tall Dallyand "Elmo florse,.•'Vhlefe of the enrely dog. stddlare; hall/Pfeenstid CorllripPv .0 2t i ati *rule:heel ttigege - Lath, ano atrlveiL U. brazil:4d' .touomeDetothe.Coonell, ow/ emu we he' had been out on the List raid Mar he weal& make; :Little Row tout about, two hundred' WIUMI.IIIITILb*Ist And bad retornsd front connalttine depredation:l on the re:treed. Er. itirrilliyantit- telegregMa Mutt Bp; man lime bad been 1n t0... him sea Went !T.Proml.lhg to be preaeut at the, cone, A...flapa * Mla ;ass reeelie6 resunoof frtim lev.. Jammu, dated Fort . Laramle, sitentrig: that Iron Shell, a Brolerrlionnyeed come terothat plane with all hta people. He LiLLVI 'since left, bet-ho Droollool to be blot les time for the mount Lo be held K Laseraio Inliovember. Not a - word bar been heard from hall Cloud, and Mere are •no assurances that thle hostile chief will 001/36 1 / 2 to the council: Sixth - authveboneenct three hundred and ten ordeal of publte lama were entered an Um Deemer Lana Otnee trEopteteber. • gitenslue preparations were ranting for holding an agrimilteml bar at Denver ably week. . SAINT LOINS Laelode. Owturse Itacee.•;.• Base Mali glaikekt—Lintablt gliklialmall /Mfrs. thy Tesegraek to the Yttranar - gb omens.] By. LOgni, OetOber ectottutiod race from yesterday= the Lteiedo Course 'today, awl Won tha las; beat and the racM Wecarenr was declared cllataneed, not hay- Log Wan a heat In the Mee. The Oral regui Mr event, of the day was mile heats, tree for all horses that hale not man - Money at: thin meeting, purse threnbundred dollars: Toe following. Norte thn entykrs, all of whlsh . acute,' awl elms - by Main Davis, kleKey's grey felt by knalnosr,'Tur nes 6 Johnson's Chlearnauss. and lent. 1h bent Natty. Chlossuanga woo she meta twommught heata—ilmeOdt,ltti. I The sound event was • three mile beats , pursAW. The entries wenn nhaw's Jint Natter The Wary Wynn. Uolfeen's Fannie Brown, and Johnson Driggle's Duke of Orleans, all of ',Mon came to the{ wore. Duke was the nworlte In the pools., The Bra heat was won by Duke, Walker seoond, Wynn third, tannin last—time, S:S/. The seanw heat was won by mazy Wynn: ToDuke •e6O/141. Weaker third—time, 0:11‘.4.: e tblrd beat wee taken by Wynn easily— tinte.k.3l%. • • Ina baseball match to-der, between' tb the MUM:tax:Kt Wont , Clubs of tills city, log . th, ehainplOnablp of 111swurl, She Munn wan— , worn, II twentx,two. On Thursday nest the Unions aloe will play NOMMit a plelmat nine from ga Louis. whew James /feßrttle, the celebreted latches of the Athletic' club, of Palladelphla, who is now In Ude city. " 141,11 1 7 =VfbrInfrit' Q uIol., who failed/m . O*AM days ago, Washout three. hundred ano Instr. - llva thousand dollars; assets about'four hundred . and aLtlysieven .11untsnal ADVICES PER CUBA ()ABLE • itaravaa =emote—lllezleau Lwll-' iremee—Pluserral Ceresmriales anvil Alt *WM Kairlaw. CB/ TeiNimes* the Pittsburgh owns., LYI October 11..:-Exchange ad; Gold: .10ng., , :g. Sager quiet and nu changed. 'Preetsionenncbanged. Dates received vote the City of Meziori ul to the teeth timo, sad from Tara Crux to the Inst.. states The funeral ceremo nies over the fallen heroes and a grand ttary review were to lean place at Vera Crux on toe ley 94 ended of October. Itaferd Gerrit's was. made Governor and Military Commander Of the State of Puebla . on the Slat ult.- 1 Mr. Otteritarg heel arrived there from Havana, Oct. ef.—A.lata arrival from Vera Cruz brlnforan follonlng neon: Father AMU* hat been consecrated. Melia, wife of Santa Anta, ha; petitioned Pres e t ro t Jew*. for the mica/Cot her hos.' band without trial: - Baron Vim Mags. rtlim Ambassador,. Ins returned to the cit at Ilentoo. Gen. Favor, has been appointed Governor • of Tamaullupus, and Gen. Antal= has beta • made Governor Of 011onsJooto. - The p ro perty of dower...fail bat coop. rated as reported, but he has been fined fifty tliOnland dollars. eleven booms In the Ci oMe oed by Alroonto, Swann,t y 811 f Iclo, Cxico,uteler wn ia,• Ufftro. and others, tare been onneseated by the overament. and erUI hosoLd atenetton. Zga , Or/4==VA 1 a1;1. 414. "P " e • • DETROIT, ZdICH. FrlsoFVett—Ciallag.t.or Ire. Davie. : , Chi "Amino to Um glitinnigh lissatio.l Denton.. Ytch. , .oetober ft—Gallagher and Dada fought. t4t•irlily, - at Fighting Wand, somen :Elea from hem. Danis vrOn in forty nee rounde, knocking Gallagher out of time.. The tailor tuutthe bait of the fight till the lett round. . GEORGIA. WO•thar C 01.13 and liAinftlf. Di 2. .. 1, 4riPh to le. Itrtstowah easettal • 8 AAAAA se, Oet. s—The weather to oold and rattly. I. Western Georgia 'vary ItiOOtenhaavT rains are Wag reported. • SAVANAII, Gs.. Oct. 6.— AL bearr freshet at Llve Oak has washed away the track Ol tdi.AUentle and Galt L 6110064 la several places. The train doe this morning bee not yet nrrlved. NEW 01i14iyoT8 Deanne flrom Toll,* ((y 'iskerf.olk so the risubaratt eamfoOl , NSA Ossusig, Oot. )ollOvr fever deaths for the twenty-roar hours ending Ude Sierran( Were flity•rdrie. Death of • Selacoonles Plestoor.. 1 CST rolVinink la the Ilitstergh liarstie 3 Xu.wavegg, Om: 5 —Kurt. C. illraier; onoof letscoemin•s noblest ploneers, and for many years President at the Northwestern Telegraph Company, died at Kenosha, at one P. m.. U.- a / 7 .0f typhoid fever. t'Ff , shwebrisim; nblisits4o • A writer ht. the New Orleans.Dette sayer 1 do: not. with to .poll a pretty Menton. but the rent truth 'lO that Dixie Is an 1001. common to Norttisen negro refrain, ak common to the writer as the leap-poets in New York - city; severity 'op iieventy-liVe . yearn . ago. It woo one of the every day Alit:noon. or boys at ttme In all their Otit-doOr tpOrta. £ o 4noose overheard of Diziel land being other than Manhattan Libutd. until recently p when It web enoneensty erteinnsel to refer to the Sleuth from tta mon n action emo t edetic negro allegor When' slavery lO New York; o neDl icaned a large. treat of land on /Cuthattim sland, and a large number of slaves. The increase of gloves and the ithWeibee of oho. Senthileitt. Wailed op. emigrattoo of the slaves 'to more tlenroggis and secure were th u s end the neva* who• were • thus sent Mr naturally leaked back to shear old home where they had'. lived I. : clover, with testing., of regret, as 'they could not 'merles tusy place like 1 4 1 i fre..; ftrze i rune. ronyistorie eaeo comfort and material I lispploofra every deserlptlon.- In those den negro singing and trunetrelsy were in their toLstoy, and any subject that 00014 be 'wrougt - was te • ballad WWI eagerlypleked This e cue With L 1.2141 11 Originated ill New York, and assumed the proportions of a song there: in Its travel* It Ea* been en. larged. and has gathered mom It ha* pledged up a note here mid a note there. • chorus, has been added to it, and from an indbitinct chant of two or three notes It has become an elaborate melody. But the Inch their it is not • holmium arng cninlet be rubbed out. Tim fallacy Is eo paler to the contrary, that 1 have. thus been at Caine teetotal** real Miry/ of it ‘ , - 214 °pia ellawse. - • There in en opal trisithi - raging to Parts Jost now: It not idelpty t raublon, It Is stjaperitlttoo. Itgiew elitofs very Ora nary eirestritanee: .a..../toesnts counteee. bed a nettle lontr r whir having to depart on long - jottra . Sy, lett her sea memento, ts set or Whoa. be had, been - absent month, the lady opened nor casket mad .fond that the. opala• had changed their color.° They had grown very pale. 2 hat, daysoe 'hoard of her lererls Mesas.- teen Clays latter she toned on consallingher el oracle. that the opals...nth, therety dust and powder. The moth <Mahler ah Carel. Opp bordered with 11 4 0 /..thea her that her - 10Yer woe dead. Efface then Ino thableaable present from a gentleman to a, lady in an Opal. Teen' "Ulu who are be, trotted settept or nothing else ' , Ma' their steamed husbande, Ann every thee the Men are absent their sweethearts you'. 'ult.-the stelt opals to eon it thcryare Mae or tree, or well. • - The wlso Ines - of Paris fled that white thin Opel mania Is on the fair sox It wodld ho ethleth .to expostulate or to try to ex plata salutes and efforts. "The opals cruet. bled and he dust° , 13 the staggering answer to reasoning. Pl:m.ooore our' readers le vest LOOthrgely opala,the.fo ll owlne r: le worth consldenstlon. Toros's.% and pte out In Certain rosette:le • tatt thet d 2b2 llg i At l tre t i n Ui" em °7- knowledge of th e heal th <mlool3oo of these who offoron the:l, , It would be well be user. them. Acid damp Into cab:dilated 501ag?.. "4 D J . 714 .11 1 r tkul ' - - Mamma," naltillttle Alice , ' l / 4 10 yo know. bow gato hod q uick? iThy4, Just" put ontffoot' In the crib rhea ' say 'Tate• gi.od *CM Zikyltarright to n ::Ift"fmNi _ _ . ' GR, MONDAY. OCTOBER 7. SKOV INOW PITTSB THREE WC FROM ICC INRION. ova siciiatTil* IN' EURBIT ?II PIIIIDII►HIA- 1 lee CilPlB CO! l eat Natik nsel ALM ..‘ 9 ON GEN sErm a fAIiBIPED . ; . . . •. .... far Telegraph le thePirergheisettal i • 7 , 'Li:: ..- . ' . Was t 02.0 . 4, 4t , !. 1 W. lilillfin ;. 1117,.. „ incOlritte .... ll . rrllk-i Tire tenor or alkefflefild dafrestiailonfrom . Eureka Is to the effect!** recent griabaltut cui nthem. oat brOPernilearal and perils& bobrile - With& thillerVilitrial with the greatestindu fi ty, and with Orini siderable effect, lade -priMatmyg Mir natiOrM al credit; that limit Stator hoods have halm very cons ar4:. totilmay,througlic those inffeseersamt. alitshisrliekt and that flames tel ' ' tgintrexted the Minos; alacrity ir atheemiliating report. mincerning our Mardsces. bearing the worn oonstruotlens, lute even as 'Mind rimer ham found Its way into Eureee. mat ...hs . mined. minetheralne' eredettes. wet ,thle fie teem at ..bands al Miampaul tW tile -Otte Tres. 'nth .In .greentacke of cold. To these statements mud - Moo an oftletal re. ply has been Itirrilabeiattth p rat ticallY, an expremlon on this 'se ect is mieleas, as no ens can reasonabl y ,I t tbsttirell With 11 moderato degree of th e paper currently or the UM ertee l" Wloilion a Pet with geed long the time thsige/d. •maring eocurities of the United Suttee shall be presented for _payment, the ant 1 Late or kin Mods haring yet about four teen years to ton. Therefore, Ills Masted .that the preterit dismitetort,lts to whether . the prment bond. are tremble In gold oe not, leads tone Ptheilantde good, , . . saacrionaf. conaither rathrthe. -7, -' -The Pruning Serum of the Treasury' bei partment fa minting fractlottal currency to ' the event or one hundred thoniand me lan daily, that emeount..beteg_neertead7 to maims the defaced . - Msnoy• internale. far redMPtion. 1 i, :., : ~ • l .-,', . ritnatretreti undue eonirrelatt. Boise of thane...aperient are worm In their thatements coriecitilalf Aliening 1 : 44 ..na ' sumberryis Opinion' 'in the Philanelphia habeas cus cam. The truth Is he hel that the Court, had authierlity . to WWII the d writ, and to Compel a return, aed the pro. duction of tho Daly of Manly. to conform ity Mtn thts, the , aseretary of the NOM' ham revolted nes former orthir, and Lamm. tea Commander gelfildge to pFo.lo?ek Germry boron the gnat, • .• ' . ceraither YSTTIL . ' • The ..National ininanOp leaned -tor the wet:afro. the PrLatlng Italian amounted' efs:4looreent on; plThOmiredrel.l4l4d sthstroged; =pact meth:esal - Beak notes ithossitr i ritO /eternal itesenue receipt,- WM, i for Segal year, to Oats% felgthest , . ' General Sherman arrived this mothlng In response to a telegram' tram the President, ea ol earths the day he°ailed on-the greet dantantiGenerel titit4t. • assiama istathitha.. Senor Romero yesterday . took leave or the President and subsequilatly . allied at . the State 'pepartreeati to Present' Senor '3lsnochal. !themes . , Og Legation ae ehsrgo a' affairs of the Itepubile. cßm JUNE Speed' Is Respthe tea Welcome at Columbus, Ohio COLIM11:14 0., OetObar 1.-km. LP. Chase arrived here last nigh& sad wits ebthmtbm tically received by the eitlsons. He made tea !Wetting spoteht , ' isWiteettif fat y.rf 2m tome floral. d 011.., tad ore ootre=e possible, for 1 thOrlgh re t. ldad bound to avoid a/lout:11M demonstration*. La.the pp. silica Wkieb / OCCUPY, a am .not at Men,' to take an active part tn pollircal canvas. 1 hare lay opinion.. however, to a mac, sad an a citizen, and It would be mere adect • tattoo, lf, on an mouton like this, I shoeld • •refrahr from llama, that I abide In the , faith and cherish the 'sympathies yon ban so often beard me mew. I am net, as you knee , it man Wen 10. abeam.. my vote, thew., Tooelay n at .. will te lithlt2l for the mue• dictates of the great party,•whoesi proud distllactlon le that It demands equal rights and main e t r a e in t ing . telo4o all t h se e e pnu od c n e Cot hey . whole Ittehroll life, and my whole yubilo • conduct, pledge to. to this, arid /rejoice is the bellef that um noble people, whom it hat Doan my.prlde to earn in dam not long ham, will on its one hand intently mime their sato:Hen tO w 7 Vitilatlen Of riatkratir contracts, and on the other generously tatend thp right of eddrage - to air men to With ts at present unjusUy ewe& With these few words, and thanktng yetl te1.112 sad agate for the kindness et roar welemon tonight. and for the kindness with which you have followed me ever unite 1 entered public Ilfs, you will bow ssiimit, me LO bid you good ntght.— • VIRGINL& Aendaellene ter tee Mlfe T., caavezat 'Hutt Da 4 ' 4 " 1 ". 1 .1 Irak (ny Ti4earsphie the rittabarsh eassue.l .'itiowitenn, 'October 4.—lt underilXooll that the adored voter( here hare agreed to inn three whites askig two blanks tor toe Convention: Messrs. iltostdonteasoll Ward. well ere the two whites most prominently A. anoUtAIOA.II aggro meeting in Henry miaow nominated cf. L.llwann Mr the ton_ vendee, throwing out an ex.Vederai Colo oel; islirarari a Ipydtdgle , lor the ligeniag. H. AI. the Mei. .der of her. husband, has been smateneed to maven years in the Petutentlary.. The trial of Davis will oertainly take place ballovettilier. Counsel on hoth aldu are ready: its V expected to arrive here about the kith ortietober.- mouth• • . • . distilleries 500001 aletapOnd /sat turned out sweaty thousaad gallons of trialskey, India in July hut they only db. tilled An, thousand gallons. PEIM , iI)ELPHIA. / 1 014 11110 1irodL-ArTrart• lfadw Srlegneu to the /It treurgh Quante.) " riluausarata, Oct o.—Ttla , AtolUta of the. Flrcalltatricti twin/ recedvatt lutorucatton that a mixt, 4ant wan .10 take place *ear tab City Oda momma, repalred to ttni /Cu minty and found attumper of mini totanapd to preparnap &ring. Tninsturd Wok alarm and started on • run but tie polloo panned log stitWooded IA capturing - tleatity-oes pan. tout amt . Meted theta up for • Marin. ad but 200 01001.3d0d to prOOUrlidt MU, and Indurate/kind; The prlnolpale Sr* •UPPO•ed to Aare manned trlut the crowd, Irtnculran too far od for the police to roach. ALABAMA The . ZiOetten—tentisetter Caroled* Veneer smor armdm. (Br Teiastwoh b Me !Malaria Ws-tette-3 MOITOOMIIT. 0.1.0011 r 'o.—Retunurfroal thirty-four conetion, about one-half the State, aro recelved. the CeuvenUon ban more thatt POO: Mee. oTar,lbe,,rpgrOreo Ontober —There were three deaths from yellow reverearlng the twenty four boom ending this arming. - MINNESOTA •eemaaaddl llfrowned—Hatel 'ad ltvsH6ee laandiags mania. (U? Teletad*ta tU. Plasbarda !turas.). kirm.roits, Oct • s.—Russel rata; 1 43444 doddeatady drowned . - . • • . - rno ,Bureett House 11.124 five arlhereng buildigs, ware burned on lxiday. Lows ton thoenand noklars. ••• , iOI:III3I7I7LLE,ILT eteamUamt Ella 'Ember (Br2... s pp , s 4 Eltliftring Omuku46/ • • Lptusviizs, October L—The steamer Ella Yab..a f oin Eaulayille for IleutUrioa, luillciniar'Canisillnown yesterday. Tba b. ntaafmt VIVO ,aura was Insured to Loos - rllieofilees. She Can to ntlaed.Wa . Ilvekwero Mate tram Tellow 0000 In elsebetem, • Cal Telompli to tho - Pittnargh Snin.nAtor - 000bOt • .4abil vulv a , a , man scoot forty yam. Of ago, aeodw a n fromMym' o iloo,lo ooer 'mtoapa tyo ßon Sol* arriVS bet. . jipieslitea erAssera. DIY relemon et the Plitabsrah Oetobern—Dr. Thom. $.1.. Cl.llllll . Winne° with Dr. Ed wail, Turner, foi theihishrikts anytime is this any', niter War dal.. trial has been spitulittid, This also dears Turner. Heather Reperta. ter telaerge to tlie.rlttabicle lilizetts.l • -• • Cumu..lT9s, October 111,-The weather cOol Coo 12: setoff. • • fiA,42llr/A 0 0 4 bin. nsaT7 Ziff Piorlda gig/. cOnttallea." • , • . . . ceseaseCali.loiltawbuis. -- -nr.rol•vapatoub. Altabugheastcl. . latioAg o. o:4.6 . — Beatea;tlequlet..slll4o . 00.4040 r ilaq sc , oticlde slapping atipi . 4041 a34l.ll.gett. ANIVSUB CITY DREIAN. , . VOMITS PA 6lll .—Thafidica and mod rain. W. 1 ,0016 olums prat.. Marko* ./top ory dean by aft papn , in Um tar, *WU beflhod an our Awn% itin: OCK A. M lacento ter Rale. - A pool, anisette .man ean bay a goo d paying' route on she °exam.. Apply at the , Garen= • Comma- Room to-4w, Geeselidaftem illieeetteg ;Me Mules* A very respectable Meeting Or the friends cif Cammilidatlca Was Midst SteWartstown, Studer township. on Saturday evening. The . meeting eras ca/led. for both Meads aninmpaleita Of thhitimateure, but Meeh a:Mete faking to put Men appearance, It was a •Onealitgal etraii; About. balipast , seven Wettest a oonsiderlible number of ' I Demists ballad assembled Olipaeite the ; .principal hotel in the Milaire. en Maud.. ile.% Was erected by calling 'Martin LntUer to the chair, Safi eleetitigCol. J. A: Daubs I B4Werd Elahenliub , John M. Lloyd and Geo, 11.21Chililus. P w re: re lde . rits, and the report- I Dare 'settle press titscretarle• apprOpriate re. marke meted tbe object of the meeting. lie said that it bad beet celled for the pm- dat pos ion, It e of diem:usin Order gaa the Manias or e, ft PeoPle bn hand keels both its advent the agee ano might dined vantage., sad invited my person Ipreeent 'who had.anytliteg. to Leah en the eeeleets either someeon, to take the stead. After waltleir tlnie, amino . one responding to the invitati c al• teamed dames]: Cooper, y Moine:llgal coneVertief Ml= Mr C t elirt forth ' the n " Sowed E the a . I alas in • (air and impartial manster.l Lie said that when the matter was first spatula of he via sot th rimer of It: but ePOn giving It dhe ormilderntlon 00 .9•Lial to Mirage Ma views, as every an man m ust do who comb:are Is in. ilimentai manner. lie referral 'to the Powers essaferral by the charter, and said they were no higher than those delegated to and now beteg exercieed by the city an ' thoritios or Allegheny; but if there was' pa l Meng_ with the charter It could be eorrected. He spoke of a document wash bed been eircumted by the opprearon of the measure, settle' forth remonnwhy the poor - men ehottld not vote for which ' paper Ism Poled - by a number of persona, all of Whore were wealthy men. Among them was General Robin.% where rule.. headed Me VA.: The docantenerefened to used Sine agtinst soasolidatlen t foollsir extravagances of the' City 'of Pittstrargh In her railroad mbecriptione to which:the speaker replied, that me would like to have seen General 'Manson when he sighed his name to that piper en he had been more Inhaled ea beh.alf of the AM.' roads and done more roger Meetly into the eliesmlty, Man any man mimes , The tameura, be id Was O pp osed. . Cosily by. drortes in the great hire of M owry, to which we belayed. Men who become wealthy without any exertions or shd .1.60 otdected aim/ilex am everything that wee ea/mimed to pro mpt. the great warms cd 00tenattetty; and the evils referred to by these men as the legitimate results of ooneollnation. bad no foundation la troth, and were tee creations of their own tentelnatlon. In Warrior/ to the advanta ges to derived. he mote of the free br idge., and said that It bad been defloltely asartaltual that thrberretrthe or the , toll. Imitated at Me bridges on the Allegheny river came from the North sideof the river. The ponce regulations 'meld be more moront the interest. Of education sollwanCedi the emelt. would have Me advardalloe or the Mgt Scheel. which they never meld have meal etemaidated t 4 . tee City ef Phu. burgh: Ile said- elitfluenee of the city would be greatly pleased abroad, both In a commerpertcial y ould and paitical point or view; Mist . pro wbe ineree in seer' - some farther remark mill s the speaker closed. Zen. It Bralot, Eel. Alleghenyti Ity, was Utah relied upon and addreasel the meeting In • very able manner. The en glamente of • Mr. IX ware 'mousy in fever or conselidatlon, and. of nob a forcible Char sr:Kariba& it would' be • difficult matter to raraw them. Me regret that wo were m ains tq Obtain • full repo of hie arr. manta, as they were iateremlag am mell es At the close of Yr. Brunet , . remarks Thema. Steel, lim e was called, and enter. Mined the meeting with a short address In favor of the measure. Colonel Cooper then meted if there were any Of the 0 eats of the measure pre.- eel he h they wouldtake the stand end slats ofor th bJectionampurp tale os meeting had been catted. e eof esarm and helmeted to bear what the other side had to say. Lie was elreany pretty w ell cOnylneed, but wad to be n vatted If the prOper arguments could be' predawn: Mr. Sawyer was loudly called tor but =ad rooma• ' , Tao meeting Cam edlete - - ' I=3l - aea aged Mre —Pleletnaggia Saturday afternoon. *boat Mar o'clock. tbereocourresi a flight on the stepeof the Old Theatre, Fifth street, the particulars of far, as we could learn them, are these: ft appears that two men, (whose names we did notascertain.) who had cher , . , lobed la feud thr some time past, and bed probably berm tithe reprehensible habit of l'nourishlng theft' - wrath to keep ft warm," met th trona of the theatre... Being some.what tinder the Minim:es of liquor, It Ls not L a t • all amp:Jill, the Old quarrel should be imseWed. They Doran:shoed bytalkine, and beret. ntannrently, men of few words, soon mane to mows.' They clinched, and am of ' themenes thrown with much Agee ea as beck upon the 01000 of the theatre, but as he fell he olenodtde antilaretibd around the 'leek, and held Min Mose, so that 11. wan im poundal for the m• 0 on [Op to "purdell". the one beneath, orem If be had been saidm *l. wideh did not appear to be Miscue. m. troth, the uppermost man, from the Fbeginnimr. mane ted a Slew:Mien to avoid a quarrel. Soon a large crowd wee collected around the combatants, which attracted the attention of Mr. Smythe, one of the managere of the troupe of minstrels ,at present performing to the Theatre. Mr. eaSmythe, rushing into the crowd, endeavOr. to eepamte the men, and 001. being lob medletely mooessful excitedly called out ' if there were no policemen present to ar. rest the lighting rem .Nram•appeartng, he = called 011110 1..leelgel, polies". 81.1Zr:et I hie • shies en. of those non-üblquitotte 1041. riduals made his .appearance., M. Small" , 1 'PDC:Wed to be very Much eroded, maim a purnyi air....taulah considering teal, the 1 elaterhariCe Wee beliff enacted oh the steps Orlin building' in w MI ha was Oleg Mud. bus, and Mat it might to Ismael) inferred the minstrel man were isencernoi in the' alfalr. finding all his enrorte to separate the men nuavallinir, sod after WM Calling loudly two or three Moeller the 8. made the following anaem remark: 0 1 mall to rain far the Police—Ws is we Munn. and no Other city." The gght kras terminated through the interference of the bystanders. No arrests. , A Breivery Seined Se a Dieullery. On Yriday and katerilnyof: lan week • retherpeculherMie Of alleged Welt whisky diatilllog. vrae..heard befete w,. D. ID.CEM Eeq.,'Atalatant Ualted States Plettict buoy. The Eagle Brewery. alihitted In the KWh Wiwi. wan edged, Cat the miormatgeo . . orGearn• Rinser. Berenno inirpootor, that . In addition to the production of malt liquor the peutlell - mauler the enablieb-• Irawn were engaged in dlatllling .whlsky. tltbirePrrti TinOTl -I :l= were fir fta , lag whisky. The Ilbet. trim mated Aimee Wright, the alleged ohne? or - lame of the f. brewery tr eo tibedef defense pnrien 74 , l2 ., I t .wu claimed to ho the responsible party. Aeon_ ! alderahlg. number ,et .witimeeen were en. ' arnined,' hopoir the question of coupon ' lability, and .tie elugular feature ,was developed that Wright, Ohldee, one Linens, and the Minds employed, el {0(.4 aj ,. boMeli,. no one seeming to have exclude° impervlsloo.... The handl tentlfied the y Were Paid OY them:rt , butcoold not nooses Who Airman ed the funds, whether Wright, O'Brien, /Isom., or the clerk ntmeolf. It Irma alto Amsted that the mittinfactrite of whisky bad been engaged' In With a vine to relieve ewe brewery front etieuratiranw.eatmed try we beer bullion, hiving proved a toeing one. When Ude wee accomplished It wet intended to fella. quidi the, 'Whiff Wawa and owning the Brewery =Lin. mare ' to tea t scale. But. intention wan not the auttleat el In entry. The quatione to be determined ware s whether *May na4 been inanufaCtur• ed. wthout ontaidnume with the revenue law, and It se„trho Wee leWentelele for the bilActicni. "wile Aril w an pretty " maw factorily - demonstrated, and in order to have 'the latter appear mire clearly the head/weal further ;Aim:treed • WI Wed nesday. Paliceitall—• retinae, The rottennes's Ball.. eakaannoed to take Phan rodeY weenier was s complete Sed um. , katunher °treasons who had lama edliL the lIIIIaIrr/10 stilted Wilkins man' it the aPPolgito4 ham% Lott 101tead end-. leg It brilllantir Illeennated, and a sway and fatten" throng pe attendance, as had teem promised, all was gleam and darkness. It Ia alleged . by come of the irentleMell whose names aPpeared co the notate that the &rata ass projected leftism eanse/Ung. MOM. ao6 MK the PaIS sitar. lama ign.l whetted !elegem., time been a mem rO4 toctets he polio, fates, after telling q 41.9;1tjte of flaosethed .WitkAhrifinceede. appears. however, that these person.% aff damned In erol eat um assisted In Leg ticketkPaitthe adthe -Panned' wiorth tkaalikage raa tweed ever to Irwin' bat settha was done with the retoslndea we ere Informed. It Ia further alleged thatlrelnallitleasea 'lteriteelks aletart to the imam% of one Bd. oulattaaltiq and two of Ws fells. WO oeratmlibe Wan of Rot dollen ugh. Sharp praettotr " litrisiir (misguided.. TlmpuzpeDe4 by the Coroner to. mresrl. gate the MrcumstenteS ....Attrading . /chalet Of the DlDO..bar ehrwept Dreakam, at tee ,Unton Depot 'rider ere:Mfg, met at the )(spore othee Sartutlay evening. I t he3; .c irx . thzt l the det h tt eru the malt reerees were not comeemblo. het reeom: mended, es • matter or ratety,D ll est tae nel.l meg ,company pet on muet ea the stone wtlt Along Drumm , street. Teeaporome• aleottego—Ttre Alleyway .Temperance Lew. meets Rai evening, in Ves lianana lwiltreet Baptist Chute and b. Invitee all Pospainee orazzezeDeue fa tee. neDibtanlicealoperD; tt*eltleana to. De' pteleatt• Me eils, M. rsD om . Dale M.114,v, Theateas, or TaremzeAtaitnerz.l. 4, DAM ot AlDerbutro Zee edftwelfte VW be lel , Ilyeileg lath rood alayai. - 1115 Pelle* Stemma. Altionre An MATTWIT, 111 .4 - MCCOT made information before Al den:eau Taylor, Saturday, against Edward O'Connor, charging him with =malt and 'battery. The prosecutor resides at No. lei Ducan. street, Ninth ward. He alleges that he Was In a tavern In the Fifth ward, where3an met the defendant, who, without cause or provocation, struck him with his ad and 'Crocked him down. O'Connor was united and liter a hearing held to bail in the sate of dye hundred dollars for his &Marina , at Court. . Os xeliVes Dr,7janies P. Alcorn, of Allegheny alt.Y , mad. informatlon before Alderman Taylor, Saturday against John Biomes, charring him.withithe larceny of a revolver mined at tan dollar,. Breams was arrested and held for a hearing. Somilerllne, of the Fifth ward, appeared before the same temrlatrate on Lee same day, and nude Information against Loveloy Matter, John Brown and John Barns, atharging them with the lay. Deny of a black cloth mat, valued at teen [prise dollar.. The putt= were wrested and held for a haring. William Shuttle, at the same time and place, made inflormathan ma against Jobe Brown and John Darns, charglngthom with the larceny of a sitter watch. Held fora heisting. . • D. N. Watt also made inforotatio= g ru: John Brown, charting tam with ° caddy of tobacco from the Pennsylvania Batirn.ltkarupsay, 'rained at $l7. Nal/trot a hearing. Wiliam &underline charge• Jno. Berne with stealing • piece of caanmere,valued at IS +O. field for • bearing. Unmet L. Conaell made information against the same defendant,. charging salth larmay, in watch he alleges that' Barns ollars. stole • Held f o rvesa om bearing him, .maned at elghtd The above arrests were brought about by. • •well known Cletemivo °Meer conn with the Pennsylvania Railr Com oad pa ected ny, who MA for the last three Months the eue Ida undivided &Mutton. Th g e ave facts unmerited with the case are as follows: Pon several month, •. hand of thane have been committing d Pennghsnla ,2 2* =. Maeda sod estrateUral portions of their oatenta, end In some Instances carryall' wh package; of goods. it waserldent from the nature of the "- thefts, that some of the employees of the nere eOnscatal wi th th e tresSantlan. but all ef fort. to Ulan Out the guiltyy on.y or oortroo appeared lobe fruitless. The detective to whom we have referredwag requested to take the cue ha hand, and if possitne trace out • the whole bud. Ills unthing 'form, after over three mon th . mutant labor, have been crowned with Success, and a regularly iced hand of deaverate and lawlese men, who hue for months met Infested the city, plundering ud.biling crintinadely, have been trapped, and will doubtless soon be placed caber* they iB notth Once an !opportunity of Interfering wi property of otnera first step was to disuver the parties eur- CCZlir " I.N ItTP owe w ere 17! ter he tootthe eau In hood, but then his labor had only ememenoed, se the object ha r bor secure the entire gang. Re followed the clue he hid obtained, and as time pro =aviation" eeenmelateci against who was s. brfaasman on rail. road, and tt lemma evident that there Mere number of others connected with him; bet to &waver who they were for • tame bathed his wits. He was not discouraged, however, wad deafly uemesded in obtaining. as he says, unallataintde evidence of guilt against all the above named startles charged with larceny, He had found malt of the an. tales with 'stitch the ee above named are cha r ged with Stealing, and traced the larceny to them. Namara had been tuned and placed in the Duda of an ettlors for enteetatiu, when Chief of Pollee Soot; who is always on the lookout for stuiplclous individuals, ...too the parties on rasp'. where them maned In the lock-up, they ` at present other par Um Th connected with the ABM/. ese who have not yet been arrested. =t=l Itherie Boorg—Ths week will be a met orabte one thou= imusement lovers, a. Gat Croat tragedian, lid Orin BOOtb, will appear at. the Opera house six 'voodoo in Armes. •100. That Ito will be accorded a reception worthy his eminent abllttle• we have no gentatlon In prodloting, as no when else in the country le rare oaths more theme. area. Mr. Rooth% appearance • here after the lapse of • hung term of piths, with his. trlonia reputation a. bright • and brillitht as of yore, will be made the Or:canton of a grand theatrical rotten, in which all will participate, uthorder to pay tribute to one of the brighten of stars be the Am. rican stage. The Opera Bore hag been placed In good order, the scenery improved and the gargend arm:magma or the stage remodel/ad. so that the rendition of *bakes pearthlgthatestplays by shed istmgulthed interpte witithm nothlng In the emin ence u re te r nranagenthot of-tide favorite place of anuisercent. The box mem willgoe Open to day, fine wo urgthily advise 'our reader. to hoe no time In sothring at., as the rush certainly be great. Let no person mhos the opportunity of attenotrog the Opera Mouse during Mr. Booth , . -en. eregaincon. Vsnormes Tthsvaa—The attractions at the. Variation are as moat no ever. and from the number of pomace wno attend them nigntly, Weer/dant th at the erthblislontent le mod acted in • manner which gives gen eral satisfaction. New axe tormented every night, and will be during the meson. Thethex—GrUbilli Cloristy's Minstrel., who have bust concluded a ”:17 outoceesful engagement at the Old Theatre, hitho been ladnoort to remain two Ltlghtli /orogen This evening Mr. Geo. Perciral takes a benefit, We the proceeds of to-morrow evening will be cantrlbut d to Mr. George Christy. A 111rtir programme will be presented each A Well Managed Moose. Among the place, of pleasant resort this nedghborhood there are none more de eereedlY popular than the famous croon min Garden,. In East Birmingham- it (sulky approached by Maclean and comfort. able oars of the Birmingham ,passenger railway. passing every few tulnutes. The wgnetere our genial friend. Freak BoIS worth and Joseph Evan., know wall how to Cater to the 'emits of the hungry sad W m-17. and. is host.. have already attained an enviable reputaUon among tho many who -visit the 4. lfOntitain Gordon," Qysters are meal Ps all hours to the very bet style, and the purest sad- bast (orals,. and dominant Imes and honors, together with temptlng lager beer. ales and cigars Will always be lound at the bar. The best of meter la alw In tbls ays =Untamed, and n t 7 where for - ; l uae spot =Tarr a l .:ll 6 er 0 ffe tan ..fountain (iardenc a call, and partake or the hoapltality of the escnxatble sod court.. 011 J proprietary. • : 'feticide by lameging. Coroner Clawson, yastardaY, held an In onset at Spring Garden Run, &math warn, Allegheny city.= the body of , a German named George d Elatanidt, aged fifty-two year, who committed anionic, by hanging himself in the garret of nib dwelling. It appear* that ho had boon In bad health far eome time, and during the aheence of his wife on en errand to &drug store, for sine, be procured* piece of bon cord. with which he proceeded to the loft of the home, and attaching one and to a nail Ina rafter, Plithed the other about /de neck in a noose; and sunny himself of eheir on ethical he stood. bible alleniting the rope. When die. coma id by hie wile, on her return, he was alon nit d"d illie T t ' :cletClit i tterithir Ira. a machinist by tend* and no canoe is known for Mg suicide, otherthao the fact of hle illness. • Apothem. tow Hose Itherthite. . When rotor:dug from the Ire naturdaY the' horse - Attached to the Indolent. dense Hone Carriage took fright, near the eorner of Chatham end Wylie streets, mid ran Stormiest • lamp post which was broken and,square off, And the Rote carriage totally ished.. John Price, a one armed man, member of the conthintl,' w ho wt. an the carriage at the time Mine accident, was ttithwis off with 110411 throe its to en sorely Injure him about the head and face. He received • deep mama the forehead, and 1',1% altrgliggg:-.4,:pawnlitti gaea . ..rarely Injured. but wes thought t i aerionely. Captain Nelson Woods, who was driving the horse, was thrown oh the &whim: at the drag store at the corner, and fell through lott, sidewale, witherit ths tuning Berinjury. • Leeel Inspectors' Eepert. The Vatted States Local inspector. of "team venial. at thls port hare preheated tbelr quarterly report. During the c logs tar endlnr Swamp= 40th they Inipeetect eighteen gammen of as aggregate tonnage Of ZOO SI. Licensees wire Issued to forty. Vilt h rliote thl thrir,rtzt.lgotlitters—of finny-all renewals ' . and of earlaeer; la ,. animal and n1111).4.6 renewal.. Darla, the quarter ahem wt. a° •losi nth Or property 10 this elution.' D1U4212 the eggs there were Inspoeted ohohilogyeaudgmy. an Maniere ol all etanee, With a total of SihtllSi g i i m ?.l l . lt h to txtz =re low eo e ne at thts gort. no tut shows a large nambhr of Tema g t rzleb,=.ll: generally to 1006 ,00adltIon for • Ortreery num Sad fOthipin Who WM bread sod embers 1a ootmeetton with their baslacas t WOOlq .dtt.'well to call or mod their Orderti to .11.8. T. Wray 4 Iliac No. II Irwin street, ai they `ems 7 meowed to Alt all orders at thelowest pos. able rates. They ord ers all the dif .lferent hied/ ot crackers and biscuit now in .11ho,urzeby4t4ntizwoif • superior otiaUty. .d m.a. ALT coned btl'ATe Aor tour in the umarhet. Permena ratICLI4 of the city can rely oa utluttbC Melt 9: - dere 01/ed promptly addeorreu7 t 7 Log them Ut thia noun, IL L Whey-Tiro iota—This Day, • • ( Acrobat. rua, at two ealork, r. w., .on the P re Misva. Intl beard 4 the very handsome - /y summed and damnable property adjoin. leg Tort Merton—near Wilearevllle. • The property cantata Of Martz/Awe hits,. lard eat In venous edam nem the 01111014.7 bulldlnglOt tto tbo.o ef an &We each. - [ 42%1=41r:it zakTinlativorilize coniel of hour, to =lvey persons to atid%rrna thie C ale. free of charge. - "lltelt.heon, Palmer & W 0 ltmintatt Soda Water at i. - T. awarle' Mete. ho. St ?Waal Weer, 1 '. The canspelgu—Ke•Lber ti Allegb•=7. The Republicans of the Third ward, Alle gheny city, held a large and enthuslutio meeting, at Gent's tavern, corner of Se. and street and guile:le, Saturday night. The attendance was minimally large, ex . ..edths the expectations of every one, and the greatest swims/anti peruded the east assenchly, while the meet railed. perfect order pre. • The meethcg was ortranlud by the alto- Lion of the following otncenh .PrerLdent —John A. Myler. Vice Prvsfdents.—Col. George Gent. Fred. Laitg,tudrlir Setdder; Wm. u. Stub* ILob art Henderson, E. P. laulhater, C. Gelb, C W; 3. P°r. r Iggvar, Veriritt., Wm. Seandont. and rePortert the pre"- Forcible and eloquent speeches were de livered bill. Y. Mueller, T. IL htanhalt. W. C. Moreland, gags, and Ron. Thomas J. highest, to which the impending lidroas were thoroughly and flirty dlsettased, and the Importance of their final adjustment at the approaching elections urged upon the people, alter which the meeuog adjourned. 1‘.11111.0 Ay wycoss's. One of the largest meeting, held in this county, outside of the city, derma' Me ant campaign, took place at Wycoff's Con. Unental Hotel, near Waneeeld , w S•tlirdlay evening. The meetlno was organised by calling Hersey Robb, East., to the chair, and as. pointing aldney Howland and John. Fisher secren a Kerr,Joh Esq.. lion. Thos. 'toward and Major J. F. Slagle addressed the meet. starrise AT erszaaw's The 'Republicans. of kanntall township bold • large and" erttbastaatla meeting at Warren's tavern, at twororoloek Saturday afternoon. General 4.. L. Pearson and Mai A. 11.1 frown were the speakers on the or. maim; and from the attentive manner In which the speechee were listened • to throughout and the applause they elicited, Is evident that they were folly appreci ated. mange ST easx.sists &moor. noise. One of the most Interesting meatless of the campaign VIM held at Graham's School House, Pine township, Saturday evening. The number of enters In attendanee wee Tani /arra. end the oecselcu was enllrenod by the preemies. of • large number of ladles. The matting_was addressed by W. 8. Pure!. mace, Esq., H. Browtr, and Gee. A. L. C. Bankroll, Eeq" A. U. Pearson. a linabeade Lave Year WlvenVe and Lei,e them ni.litation Bitters when they are 'offering from Nervousness, Oen. oral DobW t 9, Psintnees. Spasms, or any of the thousand and one diseases to which the weaker max is liable. /laving yourselves ex perleamd the henegt of their use. extend the stassine to Others. This luvaloable to. me will obese Hypochondria or "the Blume —give tone to the damagol nervints system. —gently etimulate hingula seeretiOna—dis; pall vapors and moo!, and generally band np the worn 001211LIISICIOLI. FOr each emend all nem it Ise gentle attendant and a re. freshing oortilat Million. of bottles are sold dally all aver the world. dellehtlhl Unle—anyerhar to Coteau, and at halt the Price. ewe* obalatloa mad Azondowlea lb. 1100 Rational and anooeuted Alendood for TreaSlog llmfarre and Dlseaame of lb. alr Passage., as rAAPLICRO ET DR. AlOlll.ll, AT DO, 224 MUTH AIM) IT. Nore.—Dr.Aborri devotes esr.ecial Innen. Lion to the treatment of all diseases Inci dent to the Eye, Ear, Head, Throat and or. gans of the No. Will be professionally at hie rooms, 1114 Sadthiledd street, front 9 °calf D• 1111111•10 PIITALP . Neel eeeee Grosads etil Western ALVAN Mk Alleges.- say a .7. at Azle 11 eas.—Thla day, Mondry , 001.7 th. at 2 O'clock preelaely, On the prem ises. will be sold the realdenoe of Joebun Rhodos, E.g. The lot Is 90 feet from on the asenue, extending along Bidwell atavet 270 feet, being • corner lot. An elagtht Jomod era ry incid als 90 01 to , hawing all the tomcat'. matte ent lg. find class dwelling Also, at the same time, the adfotathil hit will be dlapooed of, rroettna 92 fan o& th e awe treetnue, ea - tending back 271 feet to, a' 60 feet s. Ses advertisement of Matti:mon Palmer 2lla, Auctioneer%fd and elven. b 7 Eyfth The Fall Semilea Of Pennariranta Col lets. et blettyabory, Pennsylvania, opened lent week with an addition or forty-fin new andante, being the lamina emblazon of new stlnlenta slate the orw.laatkk, of the Lamination. The oollogeria widely known, to one of the boat of its claim in the conntrr, and bids fair to hare a proaperona future. All the professors are present, and the new year Main =Wantonly. /K—The llerrrowts Cat eretsaws ifolost on axpelosa Comma/. Es has made arrangements txpreso axon..a gooCompanyd aver the Cleveland and rattabrugh Hal l road slag branch... and after this date will receive goods for Cleveland and all inter_ mediate wham, aad he a few dais will ex. tend us oparauons to Wheeling am Bew are. - . Valuable ClogArneperig as Asuettoa. —tru Thursday , October leth, at o'clock, r. ou the premises, will be sold time.," rer7 desirable lota Of ground, being soa, 81,83 and id Fourth Ertel. hoe advart46- meat la axial= column. Balltherre.—Fal• mer k Co., Atte uoneera aaaosaa Ware, Allegtheny.— The Repub. Maus of the Second ward. AgT, are requested to meet at the to o Scol House of same ward, this evening, for the purpose of completing their arrangements for the election on Toesday. Thls is • meeting L of imapode rtanou, 004 shonld be generally at. od. • • .11t Be le lse Cheeweey!. y. the prospectuse lt of tee l Rea New roaanm, to our present llckma bell, and the remark ls true se soplled to e tha 4deservedly popuhar weekly. t 111. Is ri chln contents, respects ftl72llnetra tad, and complete to nit „ ! • Dry Goode se Wleole‘lm—we !Invite Dm particular attention of buyers at *hole. aa e to our complete stocks of Bilks; Dross Goons and all of of Fancy and sMida (fools, and Ou the fact that lan aell . at the loom Yaatern prima and out good. to tun overman. J. W. Dome a Co.. • 59 Yorke; street. _______......________. leer,neltette at tae Continental Dining goons, Mittree. next door to the Poet cane, has constantly on hand the best Anna ply of large and, temPllng °Peen. ~hicb. are aervW up in the blatant etyle of Me cltlinaryart. Give tam a call. •• • • • 'llesesenterr Para—The /ay; Co:mi.., S ugu 'Vhllttfa , Vldr:t " Tilr4 itheoy. are warranted to to the Teljbaat Ma market. Carl and set MM. nat. VW. Sky, T. 11 I ari 5...• Pb Was Inns. Hal hator--i?ths:EPlijind Mr. Charon. lan eTanlnr -B. B. neat Dam J. 'La!, • 13 .7.„_ n.llalr. Conn offle.lnt.ed In 1./114th% N• ..p .-- abllna l. :7 3 rlll - bold meat en..7 end In fro 54"" .ur. at of the Postolnne In Ws .I.enteng 144 • • 1110 all the delleacies of the Boum heap be Co obtained daily, at hours, at the potddar ntinental Dibleg Itoome, Firth street, reasonable. neat door to the Foetal:hoe. Prices very .. • • • resp Tito Steller Boum Wire Ear oe •la onding to the alarm of are Baur:tar alga; ran into a brick pile. oe Smithfield stmt. bat fortunately emaalneil no male- Mal damage. • • Eye, Ear. Tbroat.• Lnv7 , c, DN. mos, nod Corarrik, Soccoratully treater by Dr. Abork, emithilola atreet. A book by malt fa okras - rra • • Movramel Valuable fo, ov:rO WerictesTLloPhlerra tho tleverford, D.:Llama° C 0.11.72 2t. lajor Wtlltm Frew and family re. turned tram their extensive tear thrtri!li to vrel u garotteorne on t hem atard e noaym. evonlng. WO nin glad The Pewee or Bedford street, Loin Say enth street to the city line. will be oompie tad this month. It !sone of the flout streets twain to the ca) , • ' ' • • lane and spirited p. ia g consolidation was held Mtn "i" Satardayere.lng. Ibwlrc'of • • vote mien. Honig', the greatest enter living. the Opt /tonna ntet , ve. tat e.gegement Men U evening at • • 06/d Neandhex dads Water AL J. T. Benaghen y. hsh. UtUg /tore, No. 1/9 /Waal is/er. Alle • The Luger ' neer balls on Trot, Uni co4 ' nue to do • reed business on Sunday. ' replay. *man& Oat: Re. re7.lgt et. Peers stheArel s br the Me. loather Malley, Mr. leleet.CL lIYLF ctrl Ylse both of nth My. No emu.' EZIM! IcDZflr f r u O lfkriyi, i _ . at tiIOS..IOh ia.c "L t as m ti atvi s T oseal t eL Vs sW C. doges, stoner of goSiff ss 004 WV.i. Mute. owtoossmo f luesifsy) taos2ll - 4, • !rater.ts*. art% c r . ~,, The .daeolgslitlSS:es of tSs :sonny Ora off! tto.nd- _ . (With Oat, ionww We recerd the de ath'of Mr. D. McDevitt, who expired' aver aloes Wove. at his tem.leatt to the hie th"Ward.at a late bones tatordar night. The deceased war one of oar most worthr :iad proinlitag vacate du... rad his cieath sill prove • heave blow to • large circle or s Meade sad admirer& Ile evaa the p ielmi or e Alaitay.atialltlee of head bad heart whit& endeared blot ee.en with Wham he came in tooted titter la hump.. eeeth4 lie wet eh* or the broDetors and I nodan of that prateewertiy latiltatioa, the Potato Cane., led while la health earl strtetth lebored sealettely for IN prolemit7 thersthr slut 01. DLlow.beliale alight hi draw., treat' tee heaate et itiltieuty to , a source et mental sad moral ltemveakeet., we. Seem". 0.41- able anti good, raNlil daat, hied sad forairlai, mid wetreetere WI ha he. received the rewead Of a itre rlriai to preparmieb to roost a iterestel 6 od. lila that:rat wilt take. Plitta telt"T"r etoralex at blue o'clock.) , iFemoral W. l lProceed Dom No. Ile Fire t streati notheT.) eioatruro. at Ogee!. at:Ualt/Ve hor4lnblraTtrieliSererlit Olen egedei ?eau; 4 , 7 .•,„ •• /antral treim thiramdtace of her een,le,latr,, litowart; 'at TalsoO street. 'raze Madero Lewbatroos, ate o'clock. The Illeade Wilh• tinily are respeedrally lavited N shell. • THE IwilvarerN,A•o44l • 111111111NSDAT /11131 samummay. • Urge tabsat, *catguts,' 7111721741C1L 01011 at talarbrilia mesa mum, ladaatba lbaataa idlbartabh Wen Now by bblayrays . sad Malt. yalsabla Audis Yaws bar It,. Talatty, sad Idiot abet meet Walt* lma. dal am* Cloameralat Yates '.oar bY aay yam, to tha any. Itsrme. X•alkaala at Ilabbaat 0.0.1* a.luo.i It. Tann Tea two Tram. OATiorroo tiltmo Nobs *ot 1.40. 7 A. 4 ' , To too) or Tatar to yortoo Tenho, UT dab. 414ott000s to Yobs Goa be abet at Name To Ottiototosaa.—la onlorlie soar totad Rotate otatoollstso sra mot, u inns • Wolloosdoi Zdttloa Ihor sob .• stenort MTh( Oaf casual emit. Iftr Yaw by Date. Illoorast, moo amok or to SOPOSon4Lottors. Tulin Nat so owl& JOlNbotoo, rzrzszintee. rum. NEW ADVEMTIESENGIINTa. ALES. AIKEN. UNDERTAJLENI, No. 166 Paula Wool. PlUsioxigs. py 00711201 at ailkhado: OSUMI, GLOVI2I. owl ovary demorDolom lhoorol 11661.1 Dur Goal, fornidted. /loom oosiooldoyalol 61,11. Mono sad Cairlosoo larolsbo6., It arwacms—Door. David 8 , 177. D. D.. .e.o. Y. Jacob.. D.D.. p 00.6116116,650.. 46 , ant at. js " G. RODGER!! 1111VDERTA.• • ENE AND KMEALAH, oneeosoor MLe late nunott Z._ BeNoduzs. No. Unto 514.4. - QUO doors tom Bauer, AllosbuY W. 44. Hounood. lUtoganY. Wannt nad Bow wood !natalbn Cadlna , ailao lousl riduioll PM.. 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ETIISON, PILMBILfOO., AT TAIS ffANNOTII UPORRIX; 66 dr 57 FIETIE STMT.. Are Offering Great Wida/ BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERI3. B AL )I (!ILUSc, CAUPETS, DOMESTIC DRY. GOODS, EL BLANRETEI, FLANNELS,. HOOP SH.T.IITS, Pocket and Table Cutlery, NOTIONS. fir Persons Wishing to pito. abase Will do well to eannelnwe one of the beet assortments seer olfeied, and AT THE LOWEST PRIOES. tar - Furniture and Btonseboad Goods AT ArCTIO3I own?, Thursday. LPEOTT, • OrUCOZ6•3I3 TO JO EINSToZt • EWTI.I, zozsuiyigum rar FINE _WAVER% °IAMB JEWELRY. IREVER-PLATED WARE, ETC. rrrnsutnum • • • air !articular attasUon Oyes to 'roam. Watches. Want. aud JIII,I,OIPW. ItEloyED SAD Niw H. salnizi. Merchant 800 removed So No. Nil WNLIIC ocib• aar or Vaa , ral Aram. wawa tat 1. arsw nod,. 12 / 7 4 1WatlaV~ EY r Watch N. ta 7kll4Rrer. Ir. • maggots o. ilaatitaelnet bah 13.14=1/LtalatilategliOlte, allafwatVa. Aa aslan= ailittir"" a m mug% Lank ads. aau..aaw Turapiks, adywalas Oaadmmun torkmat ON. B..llleoumith. 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