DAILY. ;2 4 92jff PENNIMAN, REED& c,o; • , • a'av33z-Letc.pim. MTV/or newt VIM r :Alber. • " 011 , 10 r, OAZZTTZ ntrn.DERG. • .-7 Zee. Seam* as in nu entErir. lesrutg bpdtia 'hes of Went Peultru4 OnialAL zwifir PminTleig f' 4 ..Zsgratiffftlaing: I,tfejt.ll4ll'i • .• tth,oyyTT •qr: TX27“.11.1% Yell Bubqu~n. per gretk... •Adldross. 4 ,rnar .. •• • 64zeivw. 4" -,'"X:rtrzsircrsou,". Elm Fitts }t Gay Wrri thi , 84141 -eleatlons to; be held • tomitorrowthe eamPsige of the . • "neat !OWN% virtually end—only the ColonOtlectlitareamining to come of on thit,Tnesdsy followlng. Wg Mull not attempt to,prognostlaite - the specixi malts. At hest UM" PIATILISe3 are bat skirmishes, preliminary to - the. grand contest next year. They disclose the strong and weak points of the respective lines as now drawn out; bat do not in t diode conclusively how:either line will be held In the Presidential Straggle. In Qui pregnent days St` Is not easy to foreshadow. hat Will be 'frma in the . womb of ihelblicie. : • /on Nair- the grata pert et ,the white inhabit:ails et the Sot:ahem States are expreaingTh a ir detestation of what _ they are pleasedtar; call. "negro ante racy." Woe a few of titan use words is Which are as &harp sr daggere; - and tn. diode plainly :Yea they would do if they felt they had the posier4o- execute : their pile e. lu 18aa . these _ zone I whites talked wrote as , bitterly agasust •tbleck Bettiblicta sopreansoi," and threetenedtestaveduaire'cranntryln aril war riiiierthinn sub - ma to They ;. meant what:Shay, laid;: but Democratic lands tnata*lrealadefttated pecke r tan 'of Fitment; ad left ;the politic power the hands of the Southern de- 1 elelmers: - "- - gour yeare later the - election ' 1 of Ltde.oln furnished the pretext they waited for; 7 iio .filar t i e uutrafori,filit those Men aid Tuella to % tolerate no !tsupretoser .but' their own. . It does not latter whether whites or (blacks araCktlienaoadr.ndl, so long as they' are offing. there has been somethlng• toe, much- of this temper evinced &rimy: The heat thing ler the Peeples - to-learn-1i to Vale* to the rettlict of thd . ballot-box. A ceabettreito trireme& ti making - to • induce Conrou to,i.oamal the tax on.cot ton. The reasons oxpd for this iegiala . thm are. drat,piet the Government is in a conclition•to itiiptiosce ridiic tioa of - revalue ; and, secona, that.tie growing of cotton' must be given •op in ' .t this cannily the - •ekcise shall be taken am The Grit of these'reasons • withpieel , ely:the Mine 'foie, coati , !prodocteittiateVer, • and•as:lOnstra tbe , . • tram? imager along, with ;eas income . than itatadatally receiving, this ergo . MOW Ptqhed.vehetaantly is be. half ot ludo:trim. Qhii second " • ; mason has gnat force. As 'we ihowed on Satnnial., the Cultivation:of cotton is • . •i soitainiUpirelysn; and. If - It cannot bo relirred . by abrogating the• tax; Must be • • • ; abaudorext., 'This cannot be reasonebly •• - - ; urged for , othetr'sarti of pi:Otto-I a tine. It ought to: bit 'coincitudve.ia to , cotton; Ter it It cannot bo grown wain. f bly so long as the tir Abell bert. patinae, - • it certainly will not be ialiedin'andi . . . : ant gtexatities i to make the Ma snits ! ble is a means of revenue. If the re: , . lean of the tax Will allow ihe growth of . • - • cotton eOutlitried..the relies' will -add tot ie,b363iiitoteicapod. iaospetity of the istion.• - ' ; Wsritintantnitersal Sarno "FM be soon adapted In this. catuxtry, or. me contimusto bemaltdrdru3d In the States *here: . exists ' . will `depend greatly Span the ;character and attain. mental)! the men eelected to Congress from ~: t hillOuthem States under the lteconsert= : icat, . Acts.' upright • and able usestibilliejorterally choato,, the : • saw:Mimi 'of 'MC Radicals will be , strensamnadelf.nouty 'of the other sort shall get in, the argument on ths'alde of Überalite,',wifl be weakened. True, a good many men halteirone Melanin= who imonot .111 to be pore, by white totes i=lttifit4y, and' Mai eleticienclel or tniebinaviortas i beSit ormlookedi hut the men who go their mainly or largely by the,ballAi t oYthellicita comet hope fora charitable judgment in tlielPbe-' half, or to be allowed the privilege of obscuAlW titer' wis:be: pointed one, snitheir defects charged to the account of that spat=of ' .surrage by which they were chosen. Whlle it will still re- main the pririlege 'of whitia to"scud • omelet. II tO 'Congress With: out being subjected to the-deprivation of the rlibt Noc . soffrage,_ co:even- to sharp )21 - , the. blacks will be htlid to a ' 7 iittra t eit zazi 'or Acconotitelty. Theirattst mail, no inintaMi Of Mason; suidespessity„ of losing : the chance or soistelng again In the sante • Letter frean'OaseraLitowassw on the ' Stow: River. • • ThSi.k4OrniltnSPesasi In the. an I YetritliOn:dtklot Beptember 10th: seems desirable Malls statements detzactin Anist :She true . Austre"pf the late "little nupleasantuesa" should not ; .be accounted hittory. -- Swiraton, In lds "ThrelyeTecistee Eattiew," says the I reheat had about 25 000 men at the bat: ! tie oratia.,lolsl: • • • • I. 4 flosidttbst4elo4lc :808 regiminti of infantry, :12 battalions • of shargudirwitaes. SS ballerina(' artigam • • t 9 reipmentief earthy and .14 mashy obuitanditlese than regiments... Ityany seamettalde computation of the strength " of these corinizttions. can they aggr o:, gale Indy. pOOO men 51. Engem °facial report, pnb, lashed in the - newspapers,T•glees his /on 'fa that battle at 14,000 men hors du cont. bet."'lrbt lost' as large a percentage as "redid—say twenty per cont. of his com e TALlO. 4l taLuttitars'had dye now ps tsresents his: line 'considerably ovals g oars on both Mints; andyet he gises.us all the cotnici welttally - °e t=go; aid more. .We ELI`48;000 Men la that battle: • la it credible that any General , much len Geaeral.Bragg,would brore attempt. wd to cover all our line, the - imaginary oremplus, and. several h undred yard' bo. Laud on each flank, with 25,000' men? ZYCIIIIIA , 7report would lento mike - mettaa74. force a ." •. • • ' btyvt exul itma repoMOW estimates the Sabel . • t Please csll public attention to the fore going in your jotutud; end oge your Men& • W. S. Reblinaults. . . ..: Tag l'Ortiand (Oregon) - Oregonian thus speaks of a new, Chinese temple lo that loin: , .: - ; ; - ) gr Tha ti C s iiinese Rati o; w ho p tir te zn . ili t l h er e i bagasse of rumba/lag.% is in active pro gress. The vestibule - la furnished with twill brit oilcloth globes.inside of which bard 11 which shove be great *dun. tags t. caballette and heathenish' fig ., • Ares painted-o 0 she-outside. '. In the le ilderof. the-home, theta:allure is painted and bronzed and gilded In the Veen Pe' geoos Chinese style. The 7osh In•chref Las net yet come from the harid of the martufeaturer; but.his little throne motet la ileehilidly, _each: a htilliant iffslrthal J esh will Fore' himself' a vary-g reat celielrliC It her,:litoet speak .well of it. One of„ the transpar en cies exhibits the shadow/- er przsiewriOn of China, resins!. zotlirot and others on burrecr, reprdtattilSW__ ,_. eCtettla Itentere ee Celes tial saints, we could fiat lege; 'add, Whatever they Me e they go - LTIIMIICUand round, propelled` en aoreatainner by a current of heated : air, ',hitch to the de- Isallattell'llf the , Mn. JOU- There will be valid!) In - the leiblainons tug tftqzwirldeir.ootaision ;Toth w hJl ' be tihidart4 Ad 6 4 0 4, s 33l itit.. no t s * ..z0.4.1 „..,,,...,, ; (-,s.rri.., is :Au ;.:4 - ; 2 ,'„f'-,';:•'..; -;., ~ -: '.-' ;-':' ,EDrrottis4. oiazers. Puzunir.pau. gets tbe capitation id being the, twit inhospitable city inthe eettettt and yet is called- tbe "City of Brotherly. '114711, *twat' 1721. ° they csill:brOther. Bruck POUlinaT' has 'erected- a rUkr, nhlciat buildinit 1U a Croak.' -Bohai a digs* cut out Of atone our the door aaldsnoat of anat. We alwitis thought be belonged to theige . of atone. Nucleon are not permitted to'carry the AlneriCiallait In sorne Portion' of Virginia, because u'the rag is dlica*fid to the respectable portion of thicommti nity.tt, Tbat Stag call'*iy Itself. - Penn "rating tuen"-Whose aces add. ed-together did net reach* twenty years.- were beastly drunk-in Portland, Maine. teat week, and so picked up on the areal ve.o nr}ruod Port-hind. - - Tint 42,111 Imea -- loseetak.limati; kt Crest/Sze, Ohio, Wit week. , •Both _were running orer the anus track. Snovnt, the °annum, has turned pe destrian. It he is a" Owl - he 1:1111 jUdgiig thin' the time .Thide is hie recent match, tan ealleein hone. From. ,- Hanna . commenced at Ito .17.0wid oliciwat two dollar• par weak as err►nd boy. He advanaid to the pod tion of matuigiag editor at a Nati mace '.l....waar was recently tined a ilainaana dpilaia in a Nation county ( 1 4.) court for whipping a: ft eadifonian',. Berred him right. , --- FONT NYOLZY, it Nallhloll, has be® entlieky dismantled lead des!royett• wee named to hono!orotFleUzzlotle ben , Begley ' ' • Goy. lawn* Awl an appolatastast to lavidde o►ar a raeettog on die ayenlig of the day he was bailed. Life Is unser- - . "rAtaL .Comacait _ls dolai • the ictorat have: been added *to Iti Lyzattaelttaa nti'LL %smut andLdeep wit& causal the deith of John M. ilendris of Knox. , • . . . . . , LArrr HAW Odra tfai teestied foe the eighth time last weelc. • /Wei vitae is declining in Fow Or. ,Lomavitas bouts of 2,500 new bike Lotanninn Is enjoyini tas.. • IP tam sarsna as a VIM or errata. • No man la the country topiaries,' !treat er control qyerturaseir than Gen. Grant Gen: Webster,. his tomer tniatufataff. states that during his long and intimate connection with him he sera saw his chief &agar.any exhibition except upon two occasions; be detected a print. soldier. dealing *- spring of-water near Dorielson,: and al trawards at Occint_k when Entraring an todlgancir from /I alleck.,; Atter"tJeltik son s defeat and death at Shiloh, Beattrir Rand, it will ber -mmbaed,' retreated to Corinth., lout frotilled.. • HaD ago mooedh s Generals • tarn cOunelt of war to - deter . adze upon the best mans' Itu dtalodstuthsemeniv. One after another -was milled upon for his views. When Grunt suggested his plan or attack; leek "poohpooed ^ In the most Insulting and indignant =ram% Th e farmer made no reply. - nisi, lowstlip,•nowerna, heti= wry tremulous, showing that he ft keenly ;teat tht tanit7t lad aprorre hurting to: Id& _ant '•nas .depresseCfOr henna - 'lle yet lesdanO allusion to the. occurrence- beyond marking to his Wet:of-staff that Halleck. had deeply wronged aim. Bubsequently, when" Beauregard had escape& southward, it bebsme clearly apparent to all the Gen erals that' had. Grant's Advise Bern lowed, Corinth would not only have been captured, - but Antonini's Army would have been cut in twain. and the retreat or a portion of It cat ob MEN'YOBS,' By .Thlucr•pu to the Plitsbuzzb Uwitia.) • Ifinv Yozug,...Vovenabei3mtbl. . . .; ; Thu - total .reglianttlon of - Teton le •ai folrowe: jn Nevr York, 11.1,006, Stook- - DAYME BY mts. . A. fire broke out Inst. night in the dye ing estabilahment, No MIS. Sixth avenue and destro_yed the - ,htdidtnig and -tria! chine/7. Theextended-4W sorrel adjoining b ufidinge including the sonage.of tho Sixth-Universal Church of our Savior; 67 Wad 'Thirty-41th street, which was considerably damaged. - Loss 118,500; partially , =CCM A deb itr'onz' * red . ;itdi 'aveitinir St.' the 'Arctic Oil Works of Comelier; DeForost; on Eleventh • street, between Avenue D and . Dry Dock street. low on-stock, 13,0t0 ; on building, 11800. The fire cum mindented to the Xrintardirtin - Wors; ownedby .Boirers dc Centel, =sing a Icsu tx.oo Goo - on stock, 'and' KU, on '- • - SW. LOUIS. . . . Mrett-111111i . ray Tdarral tbi Ar..Lonta,-Ney.,3.-4.rsangam . anti for the annual meetlnghare, on the. /.sth. of the' Society offltnra *of the Army ad Teddr*Oti bar , s beektotepleted; awn., semi ; hove begs rriario Gnnic Afeartec - Eltutrl-- don, Hanooelrelluward r .Logan,jamlth, and other -axon:dna:lC tapirs Of the ann will bo present. Nearlyall "the in; the Vast vilrrentrni - froc, persona attending the teeetteg; and large min* , to are e•apeetod:to bo.preo. . The azunthl mbettrie of duo' Wcil fain Aegoelided .?reihs: win , be held . hamon Weineeiday, the . Oth' inst.;; when, jt..hi whoped,• in M2•ge delegation, .of memters will be attendence. • • viaana - Tow._ . [sir Teftraph Pipancrab. Omttel Rtcsrtotrn, Va., ' 'Nbrember B.—Gen. Schofield has twined is convening' the State Conve;ritlon at file city • nit the Sd of December. - .LJury wsis laipannelled yesterday, tor tnuch trouble, in the Ifenrlo Circuit Coitrt, for the trial of _Janice J.E. Phil lips, ' , with Dm murder of his wife, at Drinkhiud's farm, near thin city, MEES3MEiI CuMacio,'Noi: 2—The machine alai), ,fouodry, lumber sheds am! - dry bonsai, with tools and machinery, belonging' to the Chicago, Alton and idt. Louts Italb mad, at Bloomington, were all dutroyed by firo last night. Lou In material and building estimated at M 5,000 10 1150,000. The damage. to [homed from delay will be diee4l/20,1,4_ :Font Imadr o 4 mean: ate thrown on t oremploym ent - • • wan.r• • R•ol Mow. - ties Teeny* th• UWtte) ForisatinXia r iker2--Vriatet . Brown, the oarsman, ran A foot race MU afternoon at Forest city Boit. Tin" time, acme pliahing Bye :tales MP two inmates and forty atioondaosinning Lao race and fourteen sown& to span. laillini lever aniline. • Trienny n tin IntithmlilicW,lo( Blooms, Nov. 2.--The ntiiiiber of yel ,low fever deaths during the twenty-tour boors endin"g this evening worn throe, and for the week eight. NEW OBISANs, :Noy.ly three deaths from yellow fever occurred yes TOthrar Peiri CET MateMa to theruntetree flebtrAX;Novonaber 2.—The steamer Alpha; at this - post helm Bermuda, re portittbot the yellow row Jun" broken out there Orr the day obalett; _socrairylitieritOrt - 9if4 'IIPCin N . 09. i64 " tirWillt 4 attLi) antbend 1414- roadd Abotclet - pay jitcdr Indebtrda Applie.tion has beM4ll:pladta Getusiat Gnuit to4siten4 giettiAmtand 447411 tided Mit 'no - mare extenniothiapaA be •1. ,, •- .. ; . ) • - • _ _ . . • - • . . _ . • • • - , . FIRST INTIK 3NMDNaGIZET. TIIBITALLIN Garibiddi Five Mee from Rome. BEOENT 1;EGA*11108. Prussia Will Support lialy Against Pratme. ADVAIICS' SP 1 1 11111TALLIVIMIS , !OWNED - • ato-fat'ooot ton. rittetottoit GisetSGl Nur/ Your, Wow. • O.—The- Kaska klorence special, a October 30th, says: Oaritaldre munp is at Castle Yullilere, five miles distant from Rome. On Wed nesday morning he had under his own mend 3,000 soldiers. The men are all well armed and have. plants' of Prate /ea.. The General hoe rio artillery', apt:twe brasa guns, taken from thePa doting ths ihiht el =rota They have no tents. There is very little discipline maintained. The nor' are unguarded. - GeribaldPs head garters ti full vices of Rome, - There are Ito Panel tmeps between la terms and Rhine. ' The soldiers =of the Pope -who-lave been gradually .and stesday Ailing beck Au some days past haje re treated within' the line of the • entities.. ant of the city. Before the retirement than the field thej ben:Udell' tluibridgee :Rau= peasants residing in the neigh borhood of the contending forms taken interest, at least evince stone, in the pro. pose of *Sal m. They are. engaged ,at the plough and tending their flocks In the plait:spud mu anal. r Garibaldi's . unutdo uot interfere with them. .' . .r Eight men of the Garibaldlan" forme are to be shot to-morrow, by sentence of a aunt martial, having been COZilTiitl3 d of thieving at Rolando. The mum of the force are yery'sothu ■lastlo to their hopes as to the. result, of the movement on $a31111; bid the weath-, eiis very Cold .during. the nightly:end this kesms their patriotism:l Ltd mitre. ' mm tiotalittli. - Recniitz ceennte at the reto' of nix hundred daily. - Axma and provisions are had in large quantities from the Province of Tent There has beeune 'notelet engagethent slime the fights "at - Viterbo and 3forde Rotunda. The primts fought bravely at Monteßdumio. After the tight, Gari baldPa athlete begged him to shoot all tbeinftztet: rtairettinneUmt, butlierw; thsed . ...,' ' PtlilltdivitUdeSerrittitetitor, Tact .creachiSlVe not arrived at Rome yet. ; , Vieux deeerbi was not' killed at VI; terboi astray at flat reisntnii. eartba l eigniio(inothilii axe bOth lu the auxrp tnikijittier' They; all sleep on - the Aber of an old monastary.. paribeldl -not abeam Lee:Ler to 'Rome till he bas 20000 at' least cinder hie command - -pre-In ar.day_ en gaged In making atratisinlnation of the saint of thelkillirdedbatroite brnhttrf the Papal troops. In camp the Gennied xettres atolghtecbxk lir the orielng, and ti*a tittletro'clook-ht Alm inoadmr,„ Ma mod he Intended to occupy Monte Mario, immediately. '23,000 Papal tempi vial' officered and hurdled in the field mild destroy, Peribeldra fermi by an assault Intim rriaix of ble potation. - ' - Members of the Insurrecticontry Cent. mina" ateloimxdorultlevrtththaitaddl. Thy General would regard it as ale act of nra&koaa teettack. Rome tilthtbe tone • Tbs Indian titioPinn..iin tionthir aie in finecondittanazuladvanclinv (ma Rome,) October- EL—All the datilaldlan tome left bare to-day, eaccntingttre 'Pans(' nulltiry *Wines; !pike:min Ito late salons, at route tcrwaids „Florence. .The prieanarcerere Inenlied at the Indio= by thepeople, and Deana confealmfenaued,.but Italian police us; milled' PLowasca, October.3l..-4 .. bittellim of Garibaidlen7:wohmteeta; - vbinb /ad =rand - tor the Avail or,- haulm - a atop: ned on the nrny at Narina,:pyllas ItiiJaa troops.' aunuabidenionitiitlonl. done ta bernade day hs .. .,alt the chief , _ i:ntoom uusoxi, Lonnoi, ICre; 2:—nova:--Thera 'ls nO longer any dinibt that Oa Vivtach troops' have entered Borne. ' The genie: reserve has lime ordered out. 2 PIIIIMIA. 'WILL in:Tr:oar rravr zor . ' 11UPTUILE wint YRAIWZ. It Ia reported on /064 authority that I the- government - of Pmadithaantedgod her auPportto ...the'eventut mptine of the hiendly relations between that conntrY Mid Prance, n there la 4 wilds* the relations hetyreen means antlpol . Itata, ',lath cantata flinch nneeedn'aup and 'uplift:die:rdo:ilia Moir; nary circles. iinvemon .err. uen.rtemAn noon =lt rm.= nrinariumaa.. • - - LONDON, Nov: 2-.1. 7 ve.-,.omy : Mena. broarrs4m o M , "lideV Of. Italy; notn, justillen the, advance of the Italian troops liaccAtpla enySi the algtilY :0, of the Nnllan goyerminent, and the vi oiall°n:9-t SePtfxnb.' ,French, reintred Ws movement' 041. f. WAII3);EIf rovlrD OVILTY. it ay. trial of Gen. W 1117014 for ccanplielly wlthrgm1 7 /atm, vra! eancludoct Let forming. . He wax fosnid gulltioittuunall and fo in BOSTON arid 2 - LB/ rase:sets so tWri,aariersaissastrer-i.. Borrow, November 2.—The manifesta tions Wintlirenlag'kietite',tieigkof!9ol'; ernor Andrew, whose Amend took Place this afternoon,. were Very general/adds city and. thronghorW the. State. , - .The public olarequlestook plume itr4riltullank St. Church, and were very solemn and imposing. The pall bearers were George Taylor Bigelow, Chief Justice: G=9 Court, Ode Mumma, 'Mayor of I% Henry Wilson,..llnited States James .11. Stone; Speaker of -tbS= Re ip rese n ta tivea r lts.Governot.Levi ' Lincoln, George S.. Bontwell, George H. Clifliard; Emory Waohburne, Henry-&. Gardner and Nathaniel P. saw., Lieutenant Governor Joel, Hayden a n d Rev. Therime. Hill, Freak:leaf of. Gar* yard University. A largo and im. press_ ng prooeidon; under the meort of the Independent, Cadets, folkrwed the honored , - reMsbm ...terearebt.,Tiformt Auburn, while minute guns were fired and 'all 'church tolled during ( the proji - guits of the prsliorrehm. , .,- , dA. crowded audience essitutTledin'Hu. o Hall this 'evening, to participate , i n .the commelierallye 'servieeln Manory of the hue ca-Governor Andrew. The meeting Was - under , the "ausielcch of the Suffolk Conference" of the Centerline:rid other Christian churches, of which de emed:Jew Prieddent., - A. ; bed'. liignill canodwasidtached to the occasion; dna prior to his deattift had been decided to holilapublid =kiting of the •Contereace in the asuliZell lids. evenin .g., at which Gov. Andres" kad.promked to .Preside. prequent and approjtriateeddreawaym e made 'by Hr. H. 7, Hirlder„Hev.,oo.N' E. - Hepworth, Bev. James .. Freeman chock la the former of the deceased, suldPre:Hao.."7.Hriggli.'.; isiOniis49diihialleattsvz /17. 1 / a ttii* WO ittilintla 0...15161 Cottnams, iiirvimaber 2.—A large In cendi - fire ixenescrigf. {'salted ti ..., Lin ........ ..Abaraioopt OFfdz litiii k - , ,-7- Ali nz4 - pip, --ana - - 4zs. Mocone ,t - EflthoM , Lob& , Ave ftunumod oPan— dollars Inscutatee 012114 entallithill Ittonsand'oighthundrgd Qii 14.11141114., MED MEM WASI i file amount of fractional currency la. surd froth thtc•Pritatiny Brawn dating the week was 1303,600; forwarded hence Le United SiatiliDePettitorY- at MVP, $109,000; Ito bonus and 'di** $189,6e2.1 Netfonit tiiiele eurnmey re deemed and destroyeck93s,o493. _ ii• , N.N.,..,,,......,,..__ o Orders were honied from the Navy De rtment to Near 'Clihrdral IL Kt Hoff • held himself In readiness testate toms dof the North Atlantic squadron • Act early part of December, thus rellev- Ins Admind Palmer. - I zitroaral rtavirat;a DzortrOh. .IC•l,!..otantkirviinttolipiaoa&N given 7ehll a te a letter from Collector 3 •' • k New 'York, relative to the; ticdprted • •• • • ore fo r forfeiture of an ticip at ed in it •d, in Whlcirbe'snyerAller • careful 2• droll of the subjecnin 411 its , • lam fully ' ed tbet td ow &hire of is *bleb ham • proper ly entered in bond would be no • trary the statute. There is but •ale section in the statute whores trite to bond are dietinctly and re- A •to as sal:Oct to Ifo olture, mid I n • Cue thelanguage is thel , tbe poz?m g f !gttl in the y mannerz rfeitapalicatod in . au so.. apgrire. s iteefbra to oth i eTeecirona of l• law which provide in more gen- Lerma for the ferfeiture of viral', and says they do not 'Contemplate thM: . 0 spirits _ whose thrfointro is pro n • • • red will be toundln-bouded 'Tare ..b,.. and In ' - his judarttent Snare 441•hotY reasons iL l' o s tlo in bond ca • • far forfeltare. • u t brawed-ware. b•• do not secure lans esterase, • must be an effort p to make them d •Ille maintains it would bete:mite • • Such Writs and divide within . 1 1 because the proodeda will not • e tax which ought to heroism' coil • The ophdon concludes by • • th at the flectretny of the Tress my • acorn in these"views, and foxtrot. • • will be 'sent to =strict Anomie not proceed for torttdture or *trite in the • bon , held by the and th ee he prefers ta be thed in Other ways. That demaadbe. made far delivery-of such •• is now held, it can only be by • of libel filed prior to the receipt of • trtiOns by - Dhnict Attornits, lei w. ~.. Imam they are lrequeratal to await • ; inarrn•Wom from him. imams ANTAIRs ex - rnano. Tb Mowing *patches werereceleed •,• • , , Si. * Loma Nirrentber I,„ tem S• ' b. Jr. BrommegoSteretary of the rat :.Piees• colwristwate the -ftW'' dent fend the , country - upon • the entire , success of the Indian Peace .Melon thus fan -,lt oonolu td li treaty of peace with the CM •••• ortbe South On, the 2tith,• Thu • • the only tribe that has been st • that-quartet.. More than hren •, thousand _Cheyennes, were preet ent. The- Anapehoes and -Cheyennes - • • • lir. —.e also meth, Ms tunes • with the 'Blown and • Ca,- man, .tordedeemed of which there were • t fonr or five thousand souls. .91 •• • Insist Siff • satiafactorily The . •... s=weet to reach taco. mitt ~ the 9th that., where we will meet the • Sioux. Northern Anapahoes and , the Northwestern Indians. 18 • • . _ ••• •• • oder Oft.lndlar,Affaim. and P •.,nt of the Peace Commission. • Ehr. Lotrta,Nov. I,_ DIM. 0. Bresnekg, glattrataryof Intenor: - .-The Indian 'Peeoe Commission chid day • .• • in sitty-thra home nom Unlade, Lodge titt.,. 'Treaties epthee bevels/en )thkanses afftotedinth dee tribes eolith of the, and y „months malts thaa I far congratulate ou twoomputhed. The Cotatalaidan wilt leave on the Seth bath Ihr the North Platte and Tort Lev said 84pulkil A. F. H.ThrrrE, Secretary of Indian Peace compaalcal. coverrannantaa anctrnm. . . . Mention has heretofore been made of Itsladamlfzimaters. Mon. Wook-Ml.tber.fiermet fklereice Diehl:Ion ! ; with his force, hie continued 'on their track, and Stab:one, the expmt litho grapher and Mica; the =pas migraver, Iwo of rows gang, hare hamsecured, and are l Jail In Toronto,- Cattarla, mdthig an order for their transfer to Brooklyn, Few York, according to the ezteadldon treaty. Cushard, ono of the iamb gang, injall Brooklyn. lt Is Vila_ kw. Scoon cactY ecrunterfefted all kinde of roncl , -fractional t eturtiky, htuitdred dollars notes. laclodod, and dedgned gold bearing interest cm pMia f ree doueSColonel Wood hes imll sleherradetes, dies and tools C - gang, inchulitue plates of gold g coupons. There are over (o ff of th ose stones with the holrfaasionk orPottOtertltPlater on Manx from five end mites to one thousand dol. Ise notes. One of the gang attempted to erme the impressions , or theldates on the :stones, after "Partners were ar rested by means of sandand water, but the ',Am againps proved a Callum for Colonel Woope. to the face of th d e imm em esh:au by a - ehezakal pro. area. . . ~,-,:sol_rcuumoNAA . «maxi. - _ A. I. bake. otthe Pottrtilla trbt, loftier :Philadelphia Mk. snub He la _ about - taking a residence for" his famtly dining the loturaessian. Speaker Colfax will occupy ll mansion on Sixteen the nth se e n,naedr Picklee enn. Whale avenue. 4The Clerk: of the Moine, Mr. MaPherson, and his Clerk, Clinton Lloyd,both have re.. Cli nt .of ' . r i11 1711111.80 Trum , bull hal taken - one of the 'nenly.fltlad mansions seat of the Capitol, fronting on the wand Square. This la one of three fine 'boner Winwn, 014 otitis old Capitol at by Mt 810 llorgtont.tmmu at the Serune. ' TM, Senshu ss audition. Ludy are coming gradually, and every. y seems 4:reaper:a protracted-sit ting of the ,lant seselon of the, historic Compere.. ; , ' • • IXPZACILICENT DEVLLOPMENTIL - - A correspondent writes: . Approprls ktaxishlto th - rmrstorat, ask will ybe cutuddered an Executive p r ro-. Manly, eV= briars* who claim • 'ide range fOrPrestdential action. A. trims= action In adyj nr civermir - Johnson * : of Thmaseee; dr _figured ~ .as intact -pat and w was nonsummated_ by Mr, Johnson, President, has been brought il toll=willappear lathe C•o oellenad by - the .IbJ rt'llcnra mmittee. is In substance as governor. of Tonnes sea, Itir:;Totawon; acting • under anther- Ity from Waal:lb:4ton, borrowed anth er= hem the Union and. the Mantas banks at Ilisahville, - rorniving heir the amount from each. For this sum ho gave the •banks an ceder, on: .:the United. States, :which be endorsed 1111 Military Governor, end alsoindlvidually as Andrew John; eon, ,abe funds were .to'bo urai*ln oar: zinj i f.n the provisional government by , g the wants of some of the public Institutions. SabsequentlY; as the so- , , rninas of tho Treasury Irtontshoti. this older was , honored • - the goiern- , mankind the .840,090 • over to , hit. Johnson: ' For some , ' riesson, , lietvecren . the banks did, not- obtain- asettlement, and when 31r; Joheson.'.boossno'Presl. dant they. =MO- upon alai ludlvldruilly tbr the mhney they' bid , farnishodp and -which theyhid. the .order. upon tholarited States with his Mdividnarie:. • Zinslstmilitif. Tani alit trim to oolnpromlso with e batikstbr 410,000 each; but .hr Wades thel paid to' the One $l4, e , and totheotber. 16,000, or 129,1100. . 1 4( 4 900- lecele and which the 'Primary hadAlllll7o3 Vaitlll7lF Shad paid in full. The original orders were sent gpfurd,..arriong the blahs Its 6 euywp•orlth Abts apparent 'an , desstanding Wet whedevei this President aboold psythe amount which . might be =upon, e originsd ordershould be th ia 'h i lAP" • r. - "i GEORGIA =abort: E ztim ymi4 l / 4 -- sdige' gone for the. Convention by about. threo. kniiineitintjarito'4•Tna°V.rt° au%. 2;Bit Cot.vvtlxosnVppo.c.ttin4k-Tbe emit of the elediOn MiliColo l 6 onnutP"Vutoo "(nun /..744, An the Ontenition“ About tiny whiter voted. Nam. Mantra and J. eijon‘atninininin /10121114 Oilbett ? of { Ch i o ntiountry:t r oo, Jcatesi.o_ cobambox; and , O. ( trey, lifioon county, (thailatfininignneijarglelaned Vonventlcan,, - AtOrnern, , Nor:2 , -Thn 4etniiin mobil:4 !came that ok,n4Oaritral the von* out lon for the dartvontion. 411prr. •3, it elec Uonzetnatsnmatved.4 bautvwtm AZ ...031a 121.014 d that .205,10¢ cut on the lineation:Of °mention Out' °f / WO reiliAtTed.. The Daniel count Obir tton taurfr thy 4114orityli2,Atur:"..ar OPPoattlon canclldatea 'ware ygype 214ytattle Ncattiatn" , 4., thepre ly• ihMatitity4,f oth e r peen o the NM et look napartte t i d i ntitAnd,litti'osodhistee favoring ;map , • t: --- - liPb--- ---- ' / --- ... ...t.rip- jog ....______.., ~,---_,,.- ~,.. , ...... -.....fifit,..; ql. , .-: .7.. : ^ A , , -1. ' - Vraik) • ke t : , 43 tt . ' PZ.A . 4 - ‘ 7 ^ 56. - .- ,,7 '. 1: Immo k , '•' '- ' , 4, q> r ' 1, .', 1 ,. ,:. .4•- r‘ , e , j ?.. - --- 7 . --, q ,ou 1 ,, -.,_ *---- ' 4 3.H E - MON/JAY- 1 , o VEMBER,' 4, 1867 .... .. quoifiiii 1 -'• AMY 811BIGIBIN. I TIU3 4 , ' mem' ootrwra - . . "AS, TOP., sent, 4 . • IJ. r . ... EATIIENCNES AND AWAITS /ITACIL Hie Aittere . to the Iling!eDe { Mand. to Disarzln. utotta ,11.11 tat or • ' „ o , Itaihu; Givarnmimt — jtiota < nhEirsa.-miailinmetEss. AetHogg, the Prima .iinisk; RIPOItto BLEB or me nislou warr TEIBITAITED SUM i:,1.32 :171 nMnottetelle.Mttatei theetito .4 Betscores armament b fieurtbeett-; ':llleMentetealme east Awaits etiopk. beidl Mill remain, at Monte Rotondo, at which place be retired when be hoard of the landing of the French, and the ad- TIMM Of the troope, deeming It hatirdtMako Make any attack on Rome Under ilie:Miedunkencei. He Union rentraied all the bands of volunteers at Monte .Rotricido.iluns hehia.taien np -a *Pig Menton end gone Into, =hp. Me Wortley° - dace been ictlvidied. wed in throwing up Intreachments, which aro now complete, prepared fit the, attack. He will in -Mk tchifenin• Meats and watch the course M amnia Otatitet.torn Marcia - TO Tire lattO. Mints =Minoru of the I:Moto tilluum 4 311dt:4M : replied luzsfashig todlattaxa blaarnsforgivo up his rutefianlOallito2t" genie, Mamma change - 1e ;nada In the presentesectioaaryraliderry whirltr.wW. pot the goiernaient 'Of Italy in *Mord with the natl.:dial *ht. r• - zreeetateirpwrdiieie A: purr- - The Einprrei: ',Prep:aeon- hie . in:di a propoaltlan to the. King or Italy to Mitt -Mit-to the MUMS Or BOOM' a n d the habitants of.the Papal nrovlnco the set tlement of the Henan quention bye pop ular vote, but - the ' &Venom= decline, to socepothis plan forth, solution of a omelets in width interests at the whole palms are untimely ansonnadt sliguma. PARZWELL TO on .as. nuniairs. - . Lannert, .rfeventber;2.-Jfichtigar.,4 farewell dinner. was given to Charles Dinkins, thin midi"; bb . Monde, In anticipation or his apprtach, , Ing departurnfer the thilted Siates. atrailtookldsoe at Free Melons Tavern, Sir E. Sulwar Lytton preiddtd at the table and nudes fe II el to us .1) eoctr , which Nu* ettrapop i wki o try Idr.Diekene. Sev• acid other speeches ware made, full of gdod Idaho. and kindly fooling foe tae dintlnguialied author. - A - . , , mar AMUULISICE Mal IL1140047;' - A. II3 . I3 WAYVIIIII“..DoNN.A: Limos, 'Nov. 2.—Mis LotdaeKellogg. the Ancerican Prima Donna, made hot Brat uPPeeranee in Europe, at for My: saw's Theatre, this evening, as Marga ret In the Opera. of lanai: The holm wu 'completely ADW. The -Prince of Wi'alia was present and' occupied the Itoyid tier: ' The audience wax brilliant, cil 4 o - 114- mithittiNitiO:. • I anorwaL . IMPORTZD 7G11.61141.1.01 or TICE MINIM W kpr .I2 O I .MCSVITAVIIIIIIIWIrrevPs. CCIPLIIIAOIOI, Nov. 2—Earaitip—'ll to agalp•fetietted:ll4.kbe thiltad . StaiN have purchase: Ulm DasUb West India Island*, Lot tho amount to bo pal& la swat stated to f be tonneau, txtllgptutAtt gold. Mr. tditattMeti;: , krittatiY Gov ernor or Bt.:Tbettoss% it-is - add - 1 , 41 bo amt to Waahltigtoti:l7. - tboldenteh r Gov. Mutoent: to - comppto the tritistim of taut . . . .MNIT/1 AMIZILICULIONIUB . Lowwow, Brazilian pipers Amy - the stlle . 4l Avoca Psi - luta will not undertakeany 'action .Ibir the ger df 414. Pawky= fortilloallons orrtumatc., XlcrwX..L24.ol:'l--46eerasi.--Patro %urn; th e market elaimid g , te 'franc/ GU' i1t1112414 - - `3!ii * MHOIGTON; , . 87 L Volovoolk to W PUutrorgit WARRINGTON, Novercilioi g, led 7. Tuxastrsn. Newringolationeottrpplammttal Lathes° of the Treasurylo !Amo/11th, ABU, eq t tier 3,, munber Ey on the anbientcof: • inter. oaf. IteenteM and beitided , .Wataboneom bevaPeonpleearder the iminodhdo direct/on of the Socretiry of the "Triebni.: i 7, with a vIeW 7 -to - rellevel tobacco - and ooalollLiterostafrodeinany restrirMona imposed on them . b, the thrum meta nom, width "Wore - estentally deal - Mood , lbearttned iptrint, but tan - bo dtepernad with to the tauer.pf••pool: MI and to baccooraoing much time antLexPeneo to mend* A.Nilsoinirriciiirriti.. dellaaPactitidiz.tofficii the: - Imintber,ot claims moved dnrlng.October, oil turd Morena of eftdoen, di), ware /Me: of Individuals, 1,880; numbest. of daft. ad mitted t Ortginal - and tnarome of, owe, do, Milt ofindividuals, 6,070: - To. tat, lumber of elahlui dlspo od during the moot/14,270., In bounty land thy'. Mon forteievenlierrants of 'ono hen& red sodded) , acres, mach were larrowl, arm of one/ono/trod and, terty of fa"; and Maio?' date toffee. - - • ; WASI DErA111113121,7 07 1,134,14, , The following order was to-dat tuned from the War, apirtrasat t., "All (Moen' belonging - lei • itailonm In thoiSoullf s who ban been Minas front tbelr f, ccannuitida . on . - ;.aciectuit of .the yelloW. Peer Will.- proceed to ...their ata;• thaw In unto to be pr ieent thoreat on tha 11011 of this month; - . By command of General Grant," anairr'e niernmecirwawr. Thaitnnotinstment that..the 'retinue* , mentreloran alrawtylnattgarated In the 'War Department kr, Gen.. Grant, will. ninonnt to flee muttons ' of dollars 'war , annum. lustattraetedinfintry reeped.ing the payments at the Treasorr on acontint 14(116 Bervloant the War Oflloe. Frora-the .let.of.ranottryleat:te the Mitt: ultimo they were as followw--Pay, 120,858,000 f bounty, sl?AN.Otth Quptermaater's De; Pennine , 0 35 _, 02 t. ' Alubslefinte Do. mboalhutoona 1 1 2 . 6 ; 781 1 000— mak4 1 8 5 tntelorsPB4lo7,ooo; `lt ls Mated thattheMemphts& Charles. on Railroad Coatpatty_bas paid up lb iqdebtednota to , the 41 3ordinment, antaWattagioalacttit tutic a - Wilton • dol. nl4' aw4L-Ftrizsur. Thinkslpts Of. Internal Berenuct.: 1i I`OIY~1 ` OIY~ TRICPEDItSTRIET A Corm' Octo ton Jain tho boat of spirits- and feeling intll;;lrtilitlatided.cbruVZlay cuk Walked- about , town: Ho !oive at hia..piia: iwalt p r,ch:deek morning tar Hartfordrisuid • fironi'ltictro ii:K.Horwllliteln trial Of onalitindied inlleit - • outaaanfort - - - Arrest by Saws ViellasieVeitignilW Tskinpli SOMA tlilisbalth Vamp. 3 clitumortar, WC, IScrarmtior white =wrap irreattal yeatordayinorif , lagesser, thiL L ultir - ,,u4dP authority of Ilte Negro Vigilance COrmulttaa.- nate 144421 2: b " 1444 sAltitcrirrht-tho oro ut ;;,-, • 1,w,-,31 4 , • 1.4.• emu& Argument continued b Logan and non fordafendant In error, and Ttelloirn Ins Sigh Armstrong county. 33 1, T a l kam iz r a tz? error, . • t va. Gag; Indtamtocuinty. Sub ky Thompson for plitintiffW error, and bYliltewart and Clarkaustrm , • er va. Deems ; Armstrong coon. ty: dgment of non pros entered. - '4-• ed. vs. Boon; Annstrongr coon : ad by Golden and Howard for r„ In error and by McCullauali and Ma et. al vs.. - Dellirir et. al.: West memland county. Argued by Laird for plafpllff In error, and by 'Fester. contra. Omni then adjourned until nine o'clock kf im r .. T morning. "' • nit for Allegheny county, Ito:lobe taken p this day, is as fellows: Gottmen's adner vs. Penn's lan. -'6:i.• Neel vs. Troops. Oakland Railway Co. vs. lii',mitan. , TRU et alva. Cantkiht - t.- ', - , Pane Ina:Heath et ate - Ntele vs. Hughes... , t .Hall et al's A. Stews= • Apices] (oiphit's Mart.) . ppeaL Raba & On..va.l3.unphill. , „ _ Cox Ts. Coyne'S adner. " - Idkulte mama._ . .. • Japreka Immune° . Co.- no. Rottman. Rib, dt. Go. • -Citizens do vi. 11112110. W & C. R.B Co. va_Dinin..! - Road ln Vassal= tp.B.) Foster Co. rm. Fowler & Co.* Plitab. Cln..R. R. Co. vs,. Jcses. - r. Fax. et al va. Hayward. 04dgClovern et id. va. Lwis. - illtanch Va. Mohan.. ' , , 11Cartupee & Co. vi. Pitt sburgh Oral 'Co: McDonald vv. Bigler. • • •- .Mnrilonlon & Os. ma.-Fieralng.., . •TYCcinnor vs. , Ain'n Inton Mounteln'ice. pittabartat Paper liferenring Co. .7 Et osier a Co.* rgbtrConnelleville Rproad MeClurg.• -f. Owners of ateronboat "Dlclatrir" va: Hera. . '. Falcon Kwdng v Pho r t s f rt o .C b o i . d : . -Rochester ar - 01: Oil 'Co. Ira Mgt Monongahela Instuance Co. vs. knot', Rea & Co. r. ` Brown va. Parkinson.. ira: Daly. Lanz, Miller & Co. vs. 'Standard . Petro. letmt Reiningo. Fender Andrew s s.BalL. McCall vs. Dana. et -J aL arealawaki, Bro. & CO. vs. Simon Reilr Lewis et Ida Cleveland dr.:P,Mjebsirith Railroad co. vs. Spear. W.. , 41) C. Railway . Co. va. Gilleland.. Same vi. WCllnton.• - Cues markacreDistriet Corot; those lot marked Commoo,Pleast. Thomiles vialili ieauies owars,anems misft 14 . B.LIVIRDAT, NOY. .. n'--aue '• • in bankruptcy the ono of Michael .o.lfere,' itC,Astoireess: , ' for edgier' days . plot, ere concluded, and the case sub- minted to thejuzy Theyi maenad arm; diet 'Mang elk of- the alleged acts of bardirtiptey; In whiSh direCt *ands were charged, not true, end ono to be true. The second siocifiCation, - Whlch ,thejury found to ho tate..wn as. follows :."That , your petitionary are informed that the Bald Michael O'Hare admits the gift of :$7,000 sonde by"him to lassrlfe, but pro. Minds that dooms lemma& In Ma die. sharp of *debt due-by his wits. Therefore petitioner. if the Sabi °Martinain deb tedin any sum fable wits, thou he, within the period named, being Insolvent and in oontemplatlon of bankruptcy or Moot vency, did make Wm. Ilarrisou. of Lib erty township„, AllostotlY-Co thot! E`.11:`,31-In,euti:f. t7lO , with Intent to give a preference to her .as. one of hie creditors, and with intent thereby, by such dl*poeliion of his property" to dor• feat or delay the operation of sold bank ro_pt act.' This verdict will probably besufilelent to warrant an Winding/lon of the estate of Mr. O' liars in Makruptcy. *Teem B. Wright, who, wee In jail In Lock Raven, on harge of panting counterfeit money, was brought to this dry and placed In the jail, on an order . from Court. Woo juryo In the Moo of Samuel H. esmaing collecting Pepsi eueitilve foe for not guilty, on. fbOXI.d a verdict of genuasa maw. sArtrnair, Nov. 2 —ln ' TO application of the Crystal Water Company for a thanes of Inoorperatkna. Canal ortfor thr filing and 'publication made Calit. Dixon vs. Samuel Dixon. In dl- VOMO: -Potitlon preaented and subFsetta .Following is tho trial liar for this doy: '.. 84. (aw) Stewart vs. Stewart. U. ((June) Kieffe vs McClarren, ...Stewart's& Fulton: . 47. " Moran vs. Fleming. "' Swaim. Cook. 40. """ Datinels vs. Darlington * . McClure 3: AtittlMOD. • I. " Rnopeb Rlcketaon'a admr Ktomkopf rotAttenoner. 53., . ,Lot`- Lord - Floronco dc Co. _ • =M!! Sartnurax,'ll.4.* 2.—The principal htidnines transarsoi vote the sentencing of ponems OPSlVilif.er of Mimes; ^ • .fohnliosiwell,was onavieted of bur glarious], entering a house In dlo Ninth orstd.'. The court sentenced him to pay the Coati of.proscanUno, end to undergo an imprhamment for two years* In the Western Penitentiary. t r Glades Weglase," convicted of kneok- Ing down and robbing ono war d Pon non. on Verdure Loile'Pooond, Al-, loglumy, - eras sentenced to undergo one Tear's imprisonment., in. the iirestern =home: of *convicted of Juin -at tempt tommintla rape on Haman& Hala * ems next callect .np.'The offense was committed at *Natrona. In *August last, He was senteneed to. an lrapriMnment *of three years in the Wisdom Paden- Oar,. ' Patrick no:iett famagoilty to selling liquor withont Ileums. He kept a tavern .on Webster street, and previous to pass ing sentence - Judge . bterrott remarked that Judging from the evidence which could have been produced the house wee ono of the worst dens in' the city, Bar rett was then sentenced to_ pay a tine of $lOO, and in ** the meantime stand cam _ !Themes Thonipson :was . a:melded ea two Indictments. ,charging him with 'cammitting aggravated assault and bat. lariat uon David Itutoblasen. and his wite..4lwas unfenced to pay Arty dol and - lars to undergo two matins ..intprts.. omelet Is each case. = Ann MeLimghlin aurvichad cream. ' 41 1 44 Mi legralratOMUM/111 acid :bah tery'ution linen:%way. • The Court see tenced.har Ana orAny dellari. and teuntlergo Mrs*. mamba imprison ment in the connty.Jail. Annie Gradtil i centdetedof theta:may Of articles from e house of George QL Miller, ardiC•iniart,': was sontenead an imprimemnent of one year In , the Pen tteudary: . Willia aiNsteteger.Caneloted of (aim. mixing Alliegtravated assault and bat. tery tipon John Bltallaby, was sentenood to Me. Ponitentlarynar , Y John Balmier and Patrick. Duffey, poi lice Mears - or south Pittsbnigh,. eon. ld.„_eted Itgastaullt tullebat upon James [ADM were nextd"up; Btemler WWI initell6o4 to - payl tine ot five dollars and "ecatcand.Dutrey a tine. of .fifty dollars 'Duffey was acquitted ea A second . In dictment, but was diranad to pay .- the ' Thomie IPPtad /611 John IL gearight. of the "Pedal: Tema, convicted of . &mutt mod, battery upon 'Adm. Low. APPootwaS sentenmed togari.llno Olen and dollars, and goaright nTineo3Gam. got. .Edeirdimzob, Alderman Glatt; Third' Ward. couvlittd of actortiag money • on diithe <alai r xit littont*ltaii neat called DP fbelientaf2ce: The' datimdsnedid =adratnt t.tter 11111 In rf a w momenta " Melees Itliwslocaocompanled him Into Court. Previous ~ ,to,pasitrig septum, Judo Stowo remancod that the act under. Which thedegindent was ,cattelated pm. ed-a punlahment elthor by fine or 11,11- Whiatint._ Vela was a case in the , QPIMOn Mille Court Whore Imptisoutrumt watt iMeMaary: The ''Aldarman was Owing:ire to to -pay the exalt/C.4 Um prosecution nod .to . Wallra w eet Jet-. ;tu ri r a !„ , P f PF u'9 !!!!! ac° , . „ • • Refassatusiot. Jubilee. • The - Lutheran deninnination of - this city. yesterday celebrated the Sinrenth Anniversary of the. Reformation.. ThO„ Jubilee, under the Jewish dispeaseMen,- . occurred every fifty sears; and daring this year labor of everydescription was suspended, all depending alike Upon the spontaneous vroductlons of the earth. • Alienated inheritors were, restored 'to their original possessions, and slaves lie , came free. The design and object.._ of the Jubilee was to 'check the rise of any • great inequality of social condition' and io prevent the rich 'from oppriosing and enslaving the pear.. It also had a ten dency to strengthen the bondi of families and bound the people to their country by leadingthein to chesish an' affection for estates derived frotu their ancestors and to bo trinuonitted to their posterity. 'rom this canton, lho Lutheran Jubilee originated, andante° Martin Luther in. tabllshod Prohattantism In Germany, 340 years ago, with which every reader of history Is familiar, hash been oantinued. Tho memboni erne Luth esti ma ted threughout ho World are at more than • qp,omono, of whom - about 300,000 are found is thlacoun try. The services at- the Seventh attest La theran Church were of a truly inspiring chkraMor. • Rey. Samuel. L.ird, pastor, delhiered an address in the morning on tho progress and development of the Lutheran Church, since the reformation. In the afternoon tile celebration was con tinued by the First English Evangelical Lutheran-Sunday School. Tho school room was tastefullydecorated with ever greens which gave it a very cheerful and pleasingi appearance. . OILDEII OP EXERC/BEN The exereises were opened by flinging the introit:: • . • . Mug a•to tAld animmotiggSer ho bath dm. s.rrallau 41n. r, , • Altai which =tie the 'ionfenne, '"Cilorla Putrim:" . . . t. Oloty he to the tothar. and to tho Soy, and to tho Hot. Goon: as It lota In t , t, oentnatuf.' Is sow. and non 014 world or unto ann. Am.." The forty-fourth-I'olm was then read as the Scriptural latvvon, upl u vrbich the School was questioned. The chi - dr - then ,sung "Gloria id Excel via," Commencing:. • `Glory be to God on hese. srA on earth peace, itOOdWIIIw mon." The Apostles C r eed was than. read by the rinuerintendetrt 'or the school, Mr. Thomasli—Latte,aller'which Rev. Mr. Efonsell offend a fervent mad eloquent prover. Thu who'd was than addressed by the pastor, Rev. Samuel Laird, at the con. chution of which 7 Ric: school swig the hymn commencing: • t Vlerlost thin. or thee aromolt as. tt Rsv. Mr. Mennen then addressed the children in enable and interesting man ner. The school then - unitei In singing the hYturt—"Ein Fest° Burg,"*commenc. • drovilbold enr Mol t. .nn." :. Which was followed by repenting the Lord'e Prayer In COnalit, after whlch.the benediction wee pronounced by the pas tor, and the congregation disauSsed. LillssUoin The epirit of litigation. with st - hich. our (dial:Arcs, afew months sine", were filial, appears to be ordsidlng gradhaUY from some cause or other, moat likely an act: count or the scarcity of money, ainoe it reqnires inchrey to get . Cut' of police courts no matter how' cheap they can be entered. - Aldermen, like all other clauses of "business" men, complain of the dull rues of the times,' end it would be a God eendto the community generally if the eltizans know - their Interests and ..would mtikee magistrates the tittmea - eo miserably doll for th that eno half - would' be compelled to resort leonine other method of earning a livelihood. The - amount of mop ey yearly apout in useless litigation is enormous, and would astonish many persons if they-would. take-the trouble to ascertain It. Nat a cent less than fifty thousand dollarss upport, Is contributed yearly toward tho of Aldermen and others attached to pollee merle In this City, and the flue-eixtbs of that In paid by the pooer classes, .'"whe 'earn their breed by th e n sweat, of their brow." It Lehigh time that people ahould come to reshaingeouss of Able:water, that they may see the tbily and "errors ,of their ways." Litigation-Ls at beaten unprollt able bnalness, .u4d In the majority of -eases the winner lb the loser in the end. The longer • man cm keep out of it the better for him. Those aro facto public bacllsputable, and with which the I are familiar; yot, notwithstanding their knowledge of the matter, du:sear° hun dreds who spend money enough in the Course ore few years, In trifling police cases, - to provide them, with comfortable home.. We suppose,. however, that a /Vas of revenge actuates many to en tail. in Prosseutiozur that would noteth. erects° be thought of. Although it Is mild that "revenge is sweet,", we opine many, who seek rt in this way may find .1t mere bitter than gall. New Wader Cempasty. Prepared—At. plletulea fee Charter. In the Court of COUluion Pleas,' Bator , day, - Aloserre,. IlLoplelns & Lazaer, attor 'ales, prevented for approval a charter of incorporation for a new water company, the Court mating the usual onier for the pnblicsUon of notice of such application. . Article that of the propoeed charter provides that the title of the corporation shall be "The Crystal Water. CoinfelaY of Allegheny,County." to butcle two sets forth the obiok 'to be ild water warka, conatruct bathe or bashes, lay pipes, and Supply -water -to the -Borough of Lawrencovillo, to tbo citizens, thereof, ale° to those of the -ad joining comitey;ruedto do all thlngs Tom ei or necessary for water works. Artlelo throe sets forth hundredapital stock shall consist of one thou. sand dollar., with the privilege to In. aruma it to two hundred thonsand dol. tars, each share to be of the par value of flay dollars. - Article. four confers power to purchase or loose ground suitable to carry out the - object of the Association, ro make con. bracts for materials, laying of pipes, and all other mattoraPeeteleleg• to the con. attraction of water works.. Article aye declares Burt . 'Boa ddt prawns all tho rights, Towers, dc., and bo subject to all tho cooditioas applicably to water. compa or nloa, set the Act of Assembly, f the organ!. tuition' of water and • goa cremonies. of ltfarchlltri, . • Article six clesignateaD.O.J..li. John Chlolett, John J. Shullorly, Loon 'ard S•. Johns .and Thoratio as Commissioners to receive aubseriptiona: to tbo Capital Stook of the A cc...sigma, • This Grand tDowesra To.isighs. Wo trust our readers will not forget tho grand:vocal imd truttratuorttal concert to be - given tio.night. at Ilesonlo' Hall, by manytif our talented amateur nordista and musicians, In aid of the' praliewor thy tnehrow . ,ThincitiOltiat' _ Atoodatlon. The programme embraces a Selection or rare genii from shot gilled-'intishitrk and from our knowledge of the abilities of the ladiett`and gentlemen whO are to take pectin the exerches, we canialbly prom ise a Vero muslcal treat to all who attend. Aside from the inertia of the concert, the benevolent purpose to which the funds realized will be applied should induce I the cluuitablo., and cultivated ,to old by their mooned the good work. The- I oardsotadmlealon may to sertund musk stores, at the very ressonableprice of one dollar'iich. -We trust that there will be a large audience present and that * Oe the worthy llebrow 'Benevolent Assocla. n wilt realize sulliclent to moot all inq domande which may be made, on thern during the , "approaching' winter.' The programme la published Inanother col mmm, to which we direct the attention of our readers. t - -- a ==l PorhapeourrcaderswilldlsOmiltwbat wo - are about - to, Say .regarding Very wonderful littleonnary bird,. which Is In the poisoaslon of _our, friend Mr. 11, Jonas; No. 84 ..Virst.strest,but they depend upon our wont that, truth. 'The little canary , a Ve ry; linewriedimen of health and beenty,'Ll' an witnirablo snir• blor, hierniettrwith a. , store:of good ha' teor, and inital the world with' all the moo of a philosopher,' Merrily flinging t C oin I 'MnIM till night.. But bo does not eonflue himself to the old and common place airs of ordltituy warblers, but. the more modern, rendering with Porfoildo switches mf song! from operas and the tietbioDable numb, of the day. lie wbbk, tasvoith• Wonderful offset end chums i et.Priderdrirh - p beam him. Lie does not I break orlore a single noto,..tind Ids rare talent Is ramarkeible. No was trained by 1 a German bird organ, and being an mu Mitg - rtaan excelled organ lieslt mr. Jonas intends disposing °LAI° bird, and those desires:is al either herring or p» purahaeLtig him should "U. , Ailumg . the . Deli - 'long, aka" .genplue dry tobrea in the city. are those =maw, turod,l)y.Thuilea nsiggarty the popular Wm' turf tobacco , dealer,Fllth oppoalualbataagrroalrolldlotp , 0411 otk modu•nunter, whola idws,Yr $1 ancieltadiAlrfot the Spag.-Kl,..nqs.,,nd 7 411194. A 7 T - 1 ^ -• • • 4i • a 4.4 ...Ai,. MEE • A "Palntim. Rained. • The Hamden Hoom Homicide—The William Little a resident of that some- Acetssad Released ea ball. What notorious locality, the' "Paint," Before Judges Sterrett and Stowe, of was slightly moved by the 'flintily. on the Criminal. Court, Saturday, applies- Saturday evening, to conduct unbecom- tion was' made by Hon. P. C. Shannon lug a peaceable citizen, for which he is and John - Mellon, 1., - s - q., for the release now serving a thirty day terra in , th e en hail of,Lawrenco Purcell, committed Jell. - Little, ,ca we b ey , i ntl . :wed, by Mayor McCarthy to answer a charge was slightly . wader. the ll:sneered of murd ers in musing th e d...inith of James erica of Hilton, and while passing tip A. lionaglugs, at the Manakin. - The cvi- Water Sheer M mot °ee Mooney, who it dunce given before the Coroner's „jury' appears has frequently arrested him for ~Fsubmitted by Coroner Clawson, and violations of pub . l . ic peace, in con- Chofact also stated by him Chet the Jury - ' • were unable to come to a unanimous sequence at Whi chit. cherished a spirit conclusion as •to the rouse ef the death. of revenge toward , the officer and at 'The Court was of the opinion that under once opened upon ]dm a tde of abuse. the Constitutional provision they would, The officer not relishing Iris remarks, .beJustified in releasing the prisoner upon a w tr e rri n pteisl to . take , him Into custody, bail, his guilt of the capital offense not Li tie, anticipating his Intention; being evident orthc presumption thereof started to run down the street with mar.' Ball was therefore fixed in the Mooney fbllowingin hot pursuit. Find- mum of ten thousand dollars, which was hag that he was about to ho overtaken yen and tire accused released from ho took refuge in a store near the Point, prison. and seized a large fron bar, with which • - ------..-- he struck at Ids pursuer, as hu entered the door. , He missed his alm, however, and. Instead of breaking the head of the °Meer, as was evidently his intention, he threw the woopsm threugh.a large allow window, - completely demolishing it. The officer improved his time, and before Little could get another weapon be was In custody, Ho spent the night in . ...durance vile" at the lock-up, and yes terday ' moruitig :after a bearing, was fined S2J, but.not having the necessary amount of "stamps" to liqeidate tho de mand made upon bim by the authorities, he was Committed to jail for thirty days. _ nasalise a lady. • William Diehl was arrested 'Friday evening by. oflicor mitten.. for Insulting a lady on the street. Saturday morning . he b h bed a orming and WWI fined five dol lars. 'and ,eoses. Diehl, it appears, was drunk, and drainderly, 'and but a few minutes before Insulting the lady ho forcibly elected from a house'on Grant street. , :We . are not informed wliether the line Was imposed as a pontahmeabfor drunkenness, or because he had insulted the lady. •We do not hoW lines are regn latedl but were of the opinion that they wore liapoSed In greater - or less amount according to the enormity of the offence. This, however, cannot the case, as we frequently lind - commits:emits in - the jail where persona are sent to the tombs for thirty- days in ; default of twenty-Ave dollars tine, where the charge wasllrunk- • enneseand diserderlv conduct, anifselz leg hold of a Lady - on the street In day- • light and groaaly Insulting her is not disorderly conduct, we have no compre, hensimi of the term. Such scamps should receive all the punishment the laws pro- • vide for the= If offend:wet thlskind are allowed- to escape with such meagre panlahment it will not be long until It will be as unsafe for ladles to walk our public streets in daylight as it is now al leged to be after nightfall tly ono of our evening paperer' A Cattier, Affray occurred-at a drink ing saloon In_the Allegheny City Dia mond, Saturdy night, a man named William Fisher, member of the Duquesne Fire. Company, receiving some half - a dozen stabs from a razor in the hands of A colored man; none of them, however, of a serious nature. No arrest was made. ' The . ' May queen Cantata will be. given at Masonic' Hall; on ,Tnesday evening' next together with selections froin other composers, by Wm. Sterndale Bannetr; of - London. ' rtrare musical treat is lu store for those who attend, as there. is no liner musical coMpositton , in our lan guage than the May queen cantata: whopalary.lt - stated that Dan Mee, on Saturday ooneinded engszetnentwith Gardiner k liemmlog's ein.us, received thirty-late thousand dol lars for tho sention. , A good - artnuner's work - tor anemia and a few, trained.wol 'male. • Verily, playing the food prollta- In The Sunday Car question, In a case originating. it Planarlntplan, ••axpeeted to be parsed isms by the Supreme Court at ha presto= aownon In thla city, It Is atated that the Court stand two ind two: the ChlerJustlee to deny* the • opinion, whlelever aide be takes settling too matter. • • •-' Manager Ilan has been.iniportuned to take charge ! , of the Academy 'or Menlo during - tbo coming winter, and run a theatres l!ktalrafatt. Should su Cra pport two the plseee of entertainment and we trust the ever popular lieu Will tuxedo to the deaire of Ids friends. The Prison Inspector • of the State tram favorably impressed with the Pittstmrgh -Toll, ranking if ln po int _ of: cleanliness .aud security ndnly to Elle Philathil phis prison. ' It is 'so comfortable that prisoners sentenced . to the, Penitentiary ere loth to change quarters The Typhoid Ferer prevails toeotno ox tent in this neighborhood. It Is Wanes, his to the 0 frecu, of the long • dry *eaten we eXperieneed previous [albs recent rains, and the poor : quality of. Inter which the Allegheny supine& 'Few cesta hays proved fatal. . floe, E. M. Stanton. late Seciotary or War, very unexpectedly arrived-In the City Solvoloy morning.. no come: Ihnn Steubenville . on. the lo:44 - express Amin, Pan Handle road, and is on a ;thee, visit to his friend:: In We city and-vlclnlty. 'Base Ball—The 'Mug inn' - and °Beach'. base boll clubs,. of 'Davy Creek, had a friendly match glum on batandny alternoon.last.: Only fivo tunings were Played, resulting in a acorn of 2.7 for the former against 24 for the latter.- . . Csiatre Afeelltig.i;—A. dated sheet ing ofthe Allegheny City Board of School Controllers will be held tomorrow ihri evening, at 71 o'clock, la the Cowmen Council Charqber, , city build- A Drunken lttorney . fell itat. Into the mud on Fifth street, on fiaturdyy night, and regaining hie toot woo hoard- vigor" °lndy cursing the Nleolson pavement: AThgh peyde et vr f nmw Ibwigac re oss w ho bo revived this winter." We hope it will be successfully , pnt through. •-. 'land organs aro getting fashionable. Sidling Itslimy:twists turn a living out of them during a temporary panic lu the pea nut 414 e. - Arramromenta are being male kir Iromecmalhlo Pair hi old of the Second street Hospital.' The - object 'in pretse. The Market, °anthills wed...supped with Tegetebles and produce, but the prime Lange us With aa during mac hnee. • • liooth IS to return .fo Pittsburgb." tort engagement was Ter,. profitable, but the prices of admlasion wore too A Coil. Boat . rise in - 1.40.0b10. is ex- F 4 b;g :mlal eErn',U4T. A."l f: ,atcs we. ' Notv le the proper sown to lay In o supply winter coal. Thu prices may advacoe If the elver attec NoarlY all ibo old Literary Societies and Social Circles am belndrooritaolzed for the approac4lng wlutpr. / 1 10 about tlna - o . that the boulders on Flftb street 'mere tutttled rolrstdontlaul or Boma other quarter. A McClellan SWlialah has boon Inland In T_htnl ward against the Grant Citb of the t36eond. ' ' Itta poiatido that Chalet Dickens will - road a few dollar out of our citlzons pooketalh.la winter. • . A Cintlomap of th a oily tO 1111vo diaoovered perpetual motion,: How lltmous taw bcl. , All the ojetergaloane nre 'doing a live 1r buelneas, tbo season far blenlves being Ilkirly entered. . .: • . -• Tim City enjoys anusnslgood order, and there la a dlrth of And 'ohm aim!. Parton ketch see - the sun while (Inswing his et Pittsburgh Ihr the Atlantis, . . The Gazette In delivered to eubeeribera In the cities and ixaveglan at !Meng mute . Thei travel . over the ilUlrtiede bat 'Poen very l!uge'dt.trieg Or' past 'low months. • The 'itteueatite L st the Pittsburgh Pe— mato COliegolhis cession Is verplarge4. There ere new tmlhihrge going up all ethattereof the oonealdataret city.:: , The raluo;ntlnuestcolo.l and high, riven:nay comadentkrbooqUalletcd. TkedOntitril Stating .r. l dr*Pinet be. 439entiOn -' • 1•• 77: Thee:4o4ft , Lelr4 „.,;11 , : 4,1 •1 , ee1e.,,,z st," • —LJLL ~s Aabbery, Arotberywas committed Pridayulght upon ono of the employees of the Penn sylvania Itallrnad Company, while sleep , login a cabOoSe car, which was sading on the track of the Panhandle Itailroad near the Grain. Elevator. The amount of money taken was twenty-five 'dot ' iarr. , twenty of which was aftorw arils . recovered.. Timm wore saveini Persons In the car at the time tho 'robpory was committed, and it appears that the gen-. tleman, who was robbed wils aroused' from his sleep by some one prowling through the car, and when the robbery was discovered suspicion 44 once fes• toned upon the night walker, who was searched and twenty dollars of the stolen money recovered. -He gave up the . twenty dollars without any ceremony and left with the remainder for parts un- known. Serious Ace Meat. las. Caruthers, wife of ROT. Caruth , rtm, of Turtle Creek, and sister of John M. Kirkpatrick, Esq., mot with aserions accident Friday evening. 3,1r5.. C. was standing'in front of the fire Inbar slitting room, when her dress caught fie, oxide becoming alarmed she ran out of the house into the yard; and before assist ance reached her aho was HO fearfully burned that her recovery was for a time despaired of. A physician was called at once and 'he did everything pocible to relieve the sullftering of the uulbrtunate woman. She was still living at last ac counts and hopes were. entertained of her CITY ITEMS Valuable. Rea! Es:laic In Allegheny at Public Sale . . , • The Directorit of ilee:•Fourth Ward .Pablle Scheid , have - lust/acted. A.- Leg gate,' auctioneer, to sell, on; Wednesday,' November 11th, at ten o'clock, the value blo lot, fiftYliy one , ditiudriathand twenty feet, corner of South Omni and Walnut stools, on which is erected a three-story brick building, lifty by thirty-Nix, well • adopted -for manufacturing and ware house purposes., This property is On the Lino of the Western Pennsylvania Ball- i read, opposite the market station, ren dering it• exceedingly eligible for com mission. and forwarding business. d thorough exattaluation and estimate of the prospective advantages of this very desirable property is.tespectfully . - • The Wawa Trloniptiatii., Tile:anon-nod Wood Sowinit Machine, for which It: it Long, 'No. 112 Grant street, is agent, has ea.rried . off all 've First Prizes this year at the State and . Cotinty Fairs. WO dOly any ono to pro duce asgood a machine for family sawing. It is so simplo that any one caklearn, and it never gets out of order. Prices to 'snit all and within the reach of all. This Solf-Adjusting Tension and a Drop Food, which is the . Mist in rise, not a Feed Wheel. • • ffEa= • The Woad does not take fits or ;Tells what you want it to" ..• , Also; tha.Beit.Tailusing end, .ta•••tlar Stitching on No:: Ifaohloa. tYll and 400 tho.eitamplon. . • • • 'Reid the Teettmootr room One or the Oldess Clttzeow or Allegitetty City.; • ' Azir.OrtErr, 0et.•14,187. • /In. Geo. A. Kul:um—Dear ..I have been troublelfer some years with the eoldplaint described by yclar adver tiiiimenf of Dr. Bargeut's Diuretic .or Backache MI; and concluded to give them El• trial, and am glad to saythey af forded me immediate relief. I cheerfully recommend them to any one sufferieg front like symptoms, feeling confident tier? will do all you claim for them.: - ' DAVID DMITTE. For sale by all Druggists. Price 50 cents per box. To-Country. Merchints--your 'went Ron is milled to the 'wholesale and re. tail grocorj store 'of Arthur Kirk, Nos. 172 and' 1,4 Federal street, Allegheny, just the plam- to buy your groceries. Mr. lark's. facilities for buying en ables him to sell to retail merchandise at a lower figura than any 'other house in the two dries. -.Ha keeps at all times all kinds of to have parties endued examine Ms price , and.-thn , quality of goods kt by him. Remember his numbers; land 174 Federarstreet, Allegheny City. mar , I Vetches, Clocks and Jewctry.—licati era will bear In mind that the sale nt special reduced prices of the fine nwort ment of watches, clocks mid Jewelry nt the well known establishment of. Rein°. man, kleyran S Sledlo, 111 Fifth street, oontinues. Everything: has been marked down as the firm arodetermlned to close out their stock previous to oecu p"ing their magnificent new store. on itch street . . . . Mrs: Funti—Wm. - Fleming, No. Wood street, bas Just opened a lama and complete stock of Ladles' and Misses' ' 14 17 'Goods, at Wholcsala —We' in v,ilite=totlocuurlar attent t l:: of burrs at d " resa Boole, audTlTElu e dis of i f c laney and ilks staple goods, awl to the fact that we sell at too lowest pastern' prima, and out goods to suit purchasers. ' • J. W. liansza • ' d 9 Zdarkefatreet. . . Something Good.—The' boots, shoos, galtersote., Ibr men adles andchtldren,' kept - at UP ktarket etroot, aro made of tho very best material, and sold as low as the lowest.' All' goods are warranted to give satisfaction., spa want Borne.. Ullng . good, .and at gold prices, call at llobb's, Slug House, n market street. 1,000 Shares ALlegheay Gas Stock at Auctien.—A—Leggate, auctioneer, wilt self, at Lid Federal street, on Thursday evening, :November 7th, at half-post sovendelock, ono thou-sand shares ot Al legheny Gas . Stuck, to lota of ten to one 'lundted shares. • • . Vier" To Ariaztleviana—Artlitii XII*, Whole elate - and retail grocer. Sea . 172 .and 174 Federal street, has rewired one of tbe boat stocks of groccrlee ever brought to the clip, which wilt bo sold lower than at any house 'itt.the city.. ' env* • itargalas la Ladies' and Mama' furs at tho cstensivo fur house of Wm. Flom tag, No. 139 - Wood street. 'To Randlles„—Go to. Arthur Kirks Grocery. Store, Nos. 172 and 174 Fedora/ street, Allegheny, and buy your. Sugar for putting up fruit. Ile ban the largest, beet and cheapest stork In the city. Call and are for yourneirm. - • . any* aorarthing Pure,—The Ti,'o - Coffees, tiuga.m.Bploes,..to. ' mold m Kirk's Gro om", Atom, Itos. 172 and 174 Podoral alreot,Alleghony, are warranted to bo thavary bmt'ln tho markot. Cull and got a prim lrw. LYONS' ELAM BILE VILYST YOU OULUEN.—Benotiful goods, sublimegtud- Mei, In all widtlikt, at lota prices tbnn oan. be found in Ito two °Wee, on, west cor ner °Market and 'Fourth eltrillt.. IiAIt.D.NER a STEIVAES Just Opercd Ast W. B. Clapp ;'t C 0.% 20 and Zi Fifth etroat: • 300 pairs Chlldron'aShoes, only ` s eta. 300" Miser' •`' --" 81,00 " Woman's - $1,25. For Birgitlos go to the New York bet ad far house, No. r 4 St. Clair ettoet.. . - Weed' Etching Machine - 'defies any othe, outeblue to 'compote. with It for family sewlng. . 'Makes tbe, tight. ,Lock eaten alike on both ;Idea. cAtr nod "ate; at No. 11.2 Unint shoat: 1 ~.. . • . . . - -' EY% Ear, Thi 4 iflif Czu Mums= amf tommiluily• treobed. by ,Dr. Abeh," 134 Smithfield tiree3. —. 4 bool . by fisail 60.. secs. • •• oli lttpine s "Drug stare, &I V Ifil b titet ttisec ,Blackb •Sity atio.tit yrtqcrawlat.to../ittB47o,- - • • • EN= MEE MIE THE WE WEDNESDAY. A laze Oat. .orAto trAlßli of loteasithe rohdt. teats: =Loral, late t ßik voloohle healing Lt aa . ll4llest and mat rellabie toads! Merkel /Wart. the eihr. No Form.. / 1, apoold be without pars roli Tax Stogie Subscriber yobs or uubi of :::: —And one copy or paper to . up the club, Additions toad to!!tbree, at club rates. X°ITC,. TO StroaCTOLITS.• toper. TT ours and.slootiT "TOR TS ov Imo a WiotT arthers ILTIns but owl Sr Money by Draft, or Is Regret...and Letters. Address. -.nap Groceries.—/ cerise and something gtx. Kirk's Grocery Store, No Federal street, Alleghoti,y. For Valuable Informal splittinejokes, see the "Pit tern• .Magar.ine." For seat deniers. „ Constitution Water for Diabetes anti sltd neys. Pormte Lig all . to FlemLegos Drag St Market street, for nit ktuds Wines end Brandy. 0311 st the New York house, No. 52, St. Clotr strcsol DIAI CRANE — KETCIDDL—At the bride'. father. Mr. June. Wedneeday..October Mtn. by Noose, Mr. C. D. CRANK, of MI. ANNA L. .EZTCRMIL . 01 CIIALMEMS—TYLOIL—On TI Slat, at the residence of the bet the Nev. Chas. A. Dickey, HEM of Canton,' 0., atrldfles MAD/ ter of Robert G. add Alabedla• ebony City. cunt NtLl-41-ILION.C.oet the Noose or the bride's rather. Esh. bs nes. 1r..11. Months.. h. D. li , slarn. WM. M. and RI. LIZZIE If/LION, Mc CULLT — DILL.—OataIan 0. Maakin, M. DAVID Met Um, and Mlsa MAGGIE MILT . State. County athi City voluiblo wol popular pntintl dl to lit use to-ercry body WO to 8153 rEtt DAY. Duo 'nu to. - be understood In bit IMAZELL, Plttsbur Ettpn•s Liw Pittsburgh, betiren," rooms now occupied by,., Craton ILnosed nod Transit Fifth street...over 0.1 G'orpct Store.: These rooms for Mon., being- loosted.ln nest, and on Fifth rtreet, nn the Nlcolton parentent, - rent from noise, o/c. Front room prcar nnull motam No. d 66 COPT/NB, of all klodE anon description of Tut fusolotted. Ilootoo opeo and Curios*, fortastuut. Etroxitourcao—gay, 11. vo. UM Int . a Samna K. liodgeta,j'lTl . 14 r" 4 66 r.rh<49, Ittaver,'Alf Bosatronailt.w o . 7 ttOnqllattatlnn Cantu, at, Itoontt awn stall , ' Ileum ,• Allegbeny. Now Atm. ' , lll • complete stock Goods, on bald and tkintst at lowest price.. .ttale Wt Der of First end llamado., Borges, Sad, for Dl. or FOR o, FAILILIN4 Good title. •Toic property E UTI : LARGE, 11/ :hmllT II!' I/OW • -,11. F' TIIOIJBA. MS= cttanse ble Orlee Allash dm:rump. utuitat - thme Aroma Nor noon ilwelnons on pe t alorfillop lu fear..• Shop I het: sCgood manunkendrinj .nn.nto lr deairnn. En, STREIT ' • TOe. cld , entpueo . a Britt Yazd to arty pot the boolocoo. no yard .Mht , P."o , o.otento. Let Orenapply lttut thaw , Ores* E. T. C.. Allf FOR SALI eeleh bee double . Log good spring: L Ee :ry access to four fon re Wont In acres. - -Butler-'at ono 11113/ throrgh adebraged goot rope en . lOt Apply Amts, No. 1011FIttb pon.sar.r.-414int Bakery, doted a 'mane barrels of Boar a Week, and - PALO ALTO STitZEI7 sold on misenabla terms.; 4otna good tautness, nue dela, a much larger cair Any ream loathing I , 010 Dad I Inquire. FOR Ita!Ora lingo /runt. tontalrdnit we l l lloue SIM /Tidwell .troOL Alleghei) feet; noose franto - ,. !rod oeltgr; water and fa.. ••••••• and Lots In good I , CO:, 'Boater Mlle "Mauch F o n LOTS. —We now oat terms • new plea of !martian,. Int ogre of that valnable - pro' the hale.' of L. I: Noble, it Boil " B btirlttnittZt and near f the Wert retina. Railroad, iota front the railroad on. t afloat : an the inaith. The I witty wide atreuta mit*, Pr , d , erif• TliergliaN *arab cripitte4;i.a,pii..l7 a ""Hb . "*......T.4 • l• fu nb.rintlirautloat LT'S. 'Val taut* 'Air,r Calla. NEW EMI H. SMITH,_ aro. os RYLII Et. Faii AND - W=TED. 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