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FRIDAY'; .MORNING, 'AIM 22, • 1861.
OTY AFFAIRS
MITIOJOLOGICAL ObilaTiiiollll 101, the G'a
zdte,..by G. B. Shaw, Optician, 6S filth street
_--eorrected .
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Barometer ..;.4 29 5-10
, 1 Eltizabeith Munro Lille. Caramel, I.
Allsesewirestraer Comunteed tar lliendee.
In yesteiday's paper we girths puticelan
- of the .shtloting,} of Benjamin F. &Wee, of
/Eicabeth I horough, by Wm. o ) lrtoer, while
- ECCICII 112 others were, acting in a riotous
manner in frost of Fortner's house.
Coroner{ Bostwick investigated the matter
• folly, which has resulted in, the commitment
of Fortner to the county jail, : to answer a
,
charge of Murder. The following is an ab.
motet of the testimony taken before the Cor.
oases jun: . - •
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} l } . Wm. Ft SMith testified that he heard two
. , „shots fired' in the vicinity
of Fortner's house,
and beard Eccles ask Fortner what he was
- , shooting a bout. Ile then heard the third re
'-'}} poly and ilkeles exclaimed that he wu shot.
, } - fie was ustabie to walk, and was carried home.
The witness, with, three others, stood about
three rode!distint when the shot wu fired, and. }
;..no dtMololl,lriliollll had been made by them in
• the shape of a riot. The parties with Eccles
.were the 'Witness, (Smith,) George Stewart,
Westley Bradley, and Woi.}Lewis. The first
, . that witness beard, was Fortner coming to the
. door and Saying, "I heard that plot,'' atter
which he fired. There' were no Moan thrown
until after the firing. Some of the party were
under the influence of liquor.
Mrs. Jade - Fortner', was of the defendant,
testified that she was is bedyrith her husband,
and they were wakened by noise _outside the
house, &oilstones thrown "through the window.
They both got up, and found two men at the
door. ' They ume rushing in, swearing that
uther would. kilt him and .all lus' ',family.'" I
Fortner shot three times,' etandhtg id his own
-'• door.. , ''When. the last shot was fired, they
were rushing in at the gate. - Mr. and Mrs.
Fortner ran out at the back door, and when
',} they left some one cadre in at the front door.
Samuel- Leech testified that he was called }
out of his ho u se between eleven and twelve
o td o ek, tot. chase airily some men from Mr.
Holder's; lie crossed over to Mr. Gretna and
saw three , into pairing his house--two of
whom picked up chunks of wood from his
woed.pde.` i They passed. round towards Mr.
..Former'. hour'', and in a_ very short time a
noise_ was ;heardin — that direction, like the
throwiono( stones or clubs against the - house,
,-. which was immediately followed by two shots.
..-Iminedietely afar there wu a tremendous
unwise . ti throwing , stones against a build.
fug. Witass soon after heard a third shot
fired, and when he .went round he found no
one but Eles.'Fartner, who crossed from a
, neighbor's to her own - house, and gotkhe nth.
- } - .John Bippard, who lives out house to Mr.
Fortner, testified that be }wen awakened 'by a
' gun shot between twelve and one o'clock
Tuesday- Morning. Ile saw a crowd of four
`.'parsons at fortner's, and heard stones thrown
and brokenness rattling. heard one man say
that if Fortner 'hot they would 10 "in and hill
7 Seamen° ie 'there. ''They dared him several
}-} times ; to „shoot.; After the last shot Fortner
}; - } , 11112 of to Alippud'i s when some of the men
leashed into hie hence, smashed some furniture,
and then Pelt.
Drs. J. Et Vidikirk and John E. Shafer made
a poslaurnin eumination, and found that the
ball had entered the right side of the abdo
-- men, pa,siag through the liver and lodging
ondertbe skin in the back.
' - The jury : found that the deemed 411119 to.
Ms _death by-a'gun-shot wound, inflicted by
Wm. Fortner. As men they :untied the act,
but as jerors thiii tumid not order. hie dia.
Charge. ALcommitment was therefore made
out against im by a Justice of the Peace, and
he was tent'down tothis city in outody of an
officer. -
The commitment was radically defective in
not desiguallog the-ellanse with 'which the se
eased stood 'Charged, and the jailor refused to
seedva the body..
At the unread= of Mr. Haihrouek, counsel
for Mr. Fortner, he delivered himself into the
custody of the Coroner, who }committed him
upon a charge of murder, on oath of the jury
of Inquest. ; ills owned will male on effort to
have aim released on ball, by bringing him be.
fore the Conn ppon a writ of habeas corpus.
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Oar Book Tabie.
Tun Arcieno MOIIIIILY roW 13srmessn.—
Mr. John P. Hunt, kison.to Hall, Fifth sweet,
(late of Sant A Mime), has sent ns the Atlantic
tor - September. The Brat article,
,the . Shake
pure Mystety, is presumably by Mr. White,
whose competence as a tihaltspertim mitts is
aoimowledged by all trap andante of the great
Dramatist. This piper, like its predecessor
nowlwo yetis before the public, will be found
most instructive, and, as a review ofjthe Collier
controveray,,udicious and baldly lass in ambit.-
It, than judwiaL The other contents, on which'
we haven° apace for remarks, to-day, atm The
.:Bath; Seecharistos- AfaUssym My Odd Adven
ture with Junius Brutus Booth; My Out-Dooi
Study. A Sermon in a Stan 'lq'Agnes of flortanto;
The Aquarium; The-Yong Repealer; Bread
and the Newspaper; .Under the Cloud. and
through the Sea," Journal of alfrivateersman;
IlmAdvinmge of-Defeat; -Ode to Happiness;
Elisabeth "Barrett Browning; Barbera and Lit.
scary Notions; Recent Anterican'PubUttations...
Mr, Henry fdluer, (successor of Hoot
.Miner) FUttiauest, has also favored us with •
eopylof the Atlantis Monthly for September.. So
also ties Mr.. W. A. Oildanfenney, No 45 rift
street, 'opposite the Theatre. .
BLaceir r ocirtis EDITINVIGII3-8iA0173111T....-Mr.
:W. A. Gildesfenuey has also laid on ourAahle
the August number of Blackwood,lost vertw
listed is this country. The contents are—
Joseph Wolff ; Manners; Vaughan..
Bevolitions in'_English History; Norman Sia
clair.=Conclusion I; The Boyal Academy and
the r Water-color Societies; Mad Doge; An.
other Minister.. AutobiographY; Three Days
is - the Blighlande—Besdere is general, on
this side the!Ailuttie at least, will not regret
the feet thatluthe meal politics! anieler has
not bees wri t ten for Blackwood this Month--
or,B,writtenpaenuettdng better : lies crowded
it oat. - t • • ; -
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Tar - REMY Rurces.—This fins company;
recraiteui by Ciptaii - J. N. nosey; of Clarion
*Rutty, amnid ris Rai 'city, on Wednesday
'evening, , bj Allegheny Valley Railroad,
; ; ;and pat up at the Gerard Noose.; they came
'•: down with As, intention of; going immediately
to Hanieburg,lo join Col: Black's regiment,
but foaming tbat be had gone onto Washing
- - ton, they determined to remain herefor a time,
;until they decide la to which regiment they
number seventy men, and the
balance will be forwSsded in a feel del& .
.--
Panic Oei P/Avvitz.—il few days sines we
- saw in the gossta an - 'Mount of a throe- .
leafed chit/Ma, since then - we wens ho l sz
;. by Capt. H. . Phillips, of Bbilemrille, e
- with t 31
our perfect'', destkord kgs. The ebiolp
en lived for several days, and ts 'now presets
,. ;!" :rld in aleohot" The erns kip are set far loco;
motion backwards. 'This strange humor of
Samna can blimp- in thly - fioasesaion of Capt.
P:.; and is well worth a viii;
Haate-Reatentsz—The reendiing of.
. doers kit thi s regiment us rukkig 1 "d ,
lreariand - the'Cloionel hart new is Camp Wil.
kiss fire.destehments, aggrepting orer three
hundred men: This regiment will be vow
voted abieflyi of sturdy men from the 'dime.
beg countilm—tmen who can walk or dig with;
.out:. fatigue, sad who are skilled in the use of
is army?
011 -1701..''LUZ. /V.Rxentm
4:t
'dudslli* eolipaly of adtottal_utro will mood
to Colonot Mick doting the moot
pompsoy boa from -Altoosoood into hi
-
•WAtzmdol b 7 iCoptato Orestosi rho fought
• gawky all,througa the Iltottoan war, and woo
.. , j,lfirtt,lditjtotuOt; is tbs thou wadi voltuitoots.
t3ifoeTrea Pos*-efarrza.—A few
daya mere, -the postmostai at the ♦iilge' of
:Warthiagtoe, near Fairmont, Va., was shot
at, it the street; by some,coacealed secandna
;:.:at a distance of some 250 yards across the
river. .The wooed vu oonshisisd
4: Con. Immix lust noisuiala lull companies
welled la kis teak:may in which - Qauten.
Master.Watun: iota out,as Lieutenant o:l4oneL
'The te s znink ordered Mto Camp Wdklaai
:;sad mit ,bs hernia a few days, and Move on
to W agton next week.; '
rlottrite, v —Wm. .1. Galbraith, Rap atter,
-pswegva Mehl, creditable trxisoleatioe - bite
beeit adielttet to practice in the Cour/ i erai
which Jades tdalere patties - , apes . matitiort
Ireit:. • ' •
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On Thursday aftemoa, about four
couple of well &aired and genteel looking
stranger. entered a German beer hall, on
Smithfield street,' and alter •'Partithinit of a low
glasses creer winspiziting lager,w their tongues
began to tee rather glibly. The conversation
,tarnedupo n the all-absorbing topic of the war,
and wait boadneted b
k preience of- two of our
returneteolanteen. The strangers dill not
talk long until they betrayed a strong leaning
towage the Southern Confederacy,
the opinionthuthe North-would fa=
fort to =tmer the South, eta. They were not
permitted to matinee long in this strain, and
their coarenation wu eat short by the afore
said Volutes% who made them prisoners and
'conveyed them forthwith to the MayorN office.
_The report:that two genuine Secessionists
bad been captured, spread like wildlire, and
the Mayors. Mlles wu presently Nudged by a
Lugs and indignant crowd; who • manifested
an itching desire to - ase them as they - are wont
to use Northern men who fall into their bands.
This feeling assumed each a pitch that Mayor
Wilson deemed it prudent to clear the office,
which wu done, mach to the , relief of the al.
frighted prisoners.
When order was restored the men were in.
Reid
and gave their names aa Charles
V. Reid and Thames Davis. Neid stated that
he belonged to Richmond; Vs., where he had
been employed as steward in a hotel. lie also
stated that he was on his way to New York ;
that he fell in with Davis- at - Nuhville, ana
traveled with him - to Louisville, where they
engaged parsage for New York by way of
Clevelind and Baffalo • that their baggage bad
been checked throng: that rola., bat on
reaching Cleveland they took • the core for
Wellsville and came to this city by the Ohio
river.
ni.amt. at slam,
Davie corroborated the above statement,
and gave his place of reaidane.e u Augusta,
Georgia. •On twist searched, their baggage
cheeks were found, but they did not explain
why they took a different route to the sea
board.
Neid -hid on his person $ll2 in gold and a
couple of Southius shiaplaeters—one for ten
and the other for fifty cents. Be also bore a
very Important document in the shape of a
Up' , from Secretary Walker, of the C. S.
A., set
as follows:
CONTLDLILATE STATU or darearca, I
War . Dcietrhnent, Richmond Ang.l3. , 61.
C., Neid has perniiaaion to suit Nambvitle,
upon his honor as a man, that be will 001
communicate in writing, or verbally, for pub.
lieation, any fact ascertained by him.
•
L. P. WAILJELS, Secretary of War.
By V. B. 13112PULID.
In addition to the above, "Charley" was
farther fortified with the following :
AMINO SOUTFIZIEN Karam,
7o Messengers of Szfmas Company—This
will be handed you by my friend Charley
Neid, who hi* been steward in the hotel at
•where lam boarding. He is now on his way
to the Old Country, Cerniany. nay assistance
you can render him on the note to New York
will be thankfully received by yohr friend.
J. F. Gluon. Agent Etpreas Co.
Reamed, duos: 12, 1861.
When questioned-by by the Mayor, Bald did
not allege that he wan going to Ger many, [he
is a native of that eountry,) BO that the &Conon
to the "old eouritry"le primps only a "lind
Ha did not explain the - onset of his visit to
New York, merely remarking that he formerly
resided there.
Darts bad in hie person $lO4 in Georgia
bank bin; and dye or at dollar in gold and
sliver. On his parson wu found the following
latter, postmarked "Obarketon," and directed
to “Thomaa Augartw; ea.":
"CRABILLITON. July. 29th, 1881.
"Mr. newts Davis—Dear Sir : Yours of the
28th has this moment come to band, and II af
fords ma muoh pleasure to heat that you are oil
vied. The reason I did not answer your fatherr'a
letter immediately, was that he requested me to
write you, which I did, and not receiving an
answer“ wrote him on the 22d inst., giving
him tiut_fall particulars of how I was getting
on, and how things were generally in this oh,.
You speak of ocedng down hen. I would be
happy to see you, as I cannot tell bow soon I
may to railed from home myself, having Joined
• nett company that has been formed here,
called the South Carolina Rangers. We are to
be a mounted company, and our some are to be
doubli.barreled shot guns and navy revolvers.
Capt. Murry left this city this morning for New
York, by way of your oily. He may be there
when you receive Ws My family are all en
joying good health, and I hope this may find
you enjoying the game blessing.
Yours, truly. S. AILIOLD."
An information was made against the par..
ilea, charging. them with treason and they
were committed to jail to await a fa rther bear
ing.
The authorities of New York city have been
telegraphed to in regard to the baggage of
theta uSesechersz . ! the numbers of the cheeks'
oaf il cleat to identify it. When it shall
bare been examined, we may have some (or
thee- information in regard to the object of
thin jaunt front the lit-bed Of treason and re
hellion through the loyal States of the North.
At the same IMO it might be well for the New
York police to look after Capt. Marry, of the
“South Carolina Ranger' s , ' who has no doubt
gone to New York - to procure those "double
barreled shot guns , ' and "navy
There is something inexpressibly refreshing
in Southern rebels sitting down in a Pittsburgh
beer hall and talking treason in the very 'ears
of Northern soldiers It is decidedly cool,
even admitting that !rwhen lager rune in se
cession nine out , ' Imagine a Pittaborgher
shouting ..treisonit (againsithe rebel naurplus)
in the drinking saloons of Charleston or Augus
ta ! We reckon he would not get off with •
whole hide. If he escaped the halter he would
be sure to encounter-the whipping.posti 6r at'
least be treated to a coat of tar and feathers.
Well, we don% recommeod any of theie
Southern torture•-ijult , yet. Well enforce
the law as long an—posible.
Ammolt with Intone to KUL
- On Wednisday, Mar, Aan Shona], of Fed
eral street, in this city, made an Infarmaticie,
before Mayor Wilsot, against David Cowen,
soldier recently enlisted in Lt. Col. 'Emory's
cavalry regimentoeiting forth that herniate
to the house of bar lather, climbed to at the
window and then acted tot very disorderly
manner, tbreatenieg the life of herself and
mater. fie was ejected from the house and
after be got oat drew:a pistol and fired at the
'Want from across the street.. A warrant for
assault and , battery with intent to kffl - wu
issued against Cowen and be was arrested.
Alter a bearing in the else the Mayor deliver
ed the offender into the custody of an officer
of the amity, who agreed to , keep him in
camp, not permitting him to come to the city.
Cowen is. uld to be.a very dangerous man, sad
in this view the community is well rid of hlni.
Clautnicts for Amoy Shirts.
Dr. J. D. Baldwin, of Allegheny, who has al
ready filled two large contracts for the State,
flu just received ri contract from the General
• -
Government for 20.000 army , chins ' The
shirts wi -- II all be Made up in this city, trader
.
the direction of M.: Hanauer, tailor, of. Mar
ket street, and will afford empk , yment to quite
a number' of seamstruseura very important
item to that large clue of females. It is said
that the contracts filled for the State, by Dr.
Baldwin, gave entire satisfaetion.-4he work
peeving a rigid inspection. : The fact that , be
has now obtained so large a job from the Gov.
ernmett, would indicate that the work done
for the State has been well 'executed.
Our. llnnuon,,lita Llsakinant In Osptala
fluard's Company, Fifth Bogleant, has bean
&Wooly ooppd for lomat days is trotting
a company for Col. Rowlsel reglmsot. iie
has shady fotiardsd one dantobsumt, sad kw
anoltur squad nay to moss at any monusit.
HL rporaidnifollos Is on thnithasin strati, op•
posits.** Custom MOO. lit will ill up his
oorapUp u spiodlly u possible. and those
"labs to sail oannot sabot a soon careful
or owl:patent Oliver to suss anion
,
Locz•noon Boin7.—On Wednesday-night,
between eight and nine. o'clock, the lock•
bona Dam. No. 1, Monongahela river,
toughs fire andwas totally destroyed. - It was
a frame embus, and the light was observed
tor. miles around the city. '
.It -belonged to the
Monongiltele Navigation Company.
,
. Animus, or Annum COreirr.—The Ma.
honhicilafie Guards,-,Cat: Kropp, a compa.
ay conning of one hundred and one men, at
rived in this city yesterday, from Indiana Co.,
and put up at the Mind House, They belong
to Col. O. /1-: Sippers regiment.
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Brant to 04.—Tha Bwkivolo Home Guards,
clipt o misay, at a numbs bald on Wednesday
rmnilag; alarost , anudraanitr to rodeo
um, MONS fOr • abort campaign, whammy
roarririlzf for 'Won afire& - .
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••1131 Rehr: 203., cite. of Ozer
sabstaahal 'citivirWpieseatai 001. Thoe.:At
Bosrloyilesterday, :whir a fine gm horse,
u . wapould coijitist fife,”
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Rioltemiat~
at t6~ Aajos~~ Offiei.
WMP
Filet's* intliaitS7:_
/Ia is the name of a new company just . or- -
fienleini in this City by Capt. W. I. Faulk
late Quartermaster of-the Seventh Regiment.
Capt. Fonts left this city as First Lientenant
in Company K., Seventh Regiment, and was
pion after promoted to the Quartermaster's De
partment, a position which he filled with cred
it to-himxell and satisfaction to the entire Reg
iment His recruiting office (a temporary
Wooden structure on Smithfield street, near
Filth) Ins been opened bat a single day, and .
he, now hu forty.five recruits.. Uniforms,
conaisting.ol jacket, pacts and cap, of regular
army cloth, are now being provided for the
intim, and as soon as fifty are enrolled they
Will be clothed and quartered in the city un
til the company is made up. They will not
be required to go into camp, but will move at
imee to the seat of war, under the company
officers which they may select. This is a rare
Chance for good men wishing to - enlist . for se' iirar. A better is not offered.
We may add that the company is named al:
ter Capt. Roswell Frisbee, a well known and
thoroughly patriotic citizen, who takes a deep
intereet in the present struggle, being lolly at
di:minted With the working ol Southern insti
tutions, and the objects and time of the pre.
lent rebellion: No effort will be spared to
Make this company thoroughly a — Morent, and
is the ranks may soon be filled uprapplica
don should be =cleat once.
FAlNlpttiilritrrr Or ?HZ FAilt CAPTAIN.
-The Captain of the Dayton Light Guards,
Miss Adah Isaacs Menken, has 'a benefit to
night, and as it is the last but one of the ses
sile and Mist M. appears as Camille, it is not
Wureasonable to suppose that the house will
tia filled from pit to dome. Miss Adah bu
succeeded in drawing fashionable eudiencet
at tbe Theatre - for the past four night,, and
taint into consideration the unlocked for
sauces of this midsummer engagement we
hope at may not be long ere she will find it to
her advantage to re-visit our city. Manager
Henderson, we learn, has a strong company
engaged for the fall season, when be will pro-
duce several entire new pieces.
Annus& immense crowd visited the sale of
01l paintings, jewelry and revolvers, last even
ing, at the auction house of McClellan,
Weaver Et Co., and the way goods went od
one would suppose that money was either
plenty or that the articles sold very low. We
presume the latter.
"roc KNICILLE a Ice ca."—Wie are indebted
to the pablishers for a copy or the September
nember of this ever-welcome magezuse. It
14 brimfull of excellent reading matter, and
we commend-it to lbw attention of magazine
readers. Published by J. Gillmore, No.
s , Beekmart street, N. Y., at $3 per annum.
Dasp.—Janies Patterns, of Patterson , a
Mills, Cross Creek township, Washington
cennty, died on Saturday mbruing last, having
been afilieted with dmeast for more than a
year previously. Hs was about Maly years of
age, and a worthy and influential eitissn of
Ufa county.
Fazcatrr Basrroca., of Crawford county
brought two prisoners, yesterday, to the West
ant Penitentiary. _
Dooroa C. Saws, Water Cars and $OO2O.
palido Physician; also agent for Rainbow's oats.
braced Trams for Raptanss. Corner of Penn
and Wayne Sweats.
liorrortaT.--.Dr. C. dill, flo: sib Patin it.,
attends to all broaches of the Dental profession.
4k1.1. should not hail to read the adver
t...meet of Prof. Wont I. to. 1•101
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T. 011ABLID-oornst of
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aam 1%601, Batter
Ifeptolds, Meet Conway
lair Boa. llempLls
Jae IC Calhono, lllLptnj
A Beek. Mesdrille
rincipal Hotels.
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Third and Wood stmts.
mammas.
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4 0 Walt Wash. Pa
V Itadlag, do
D Nisch, do
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Goy 0 P /I rroo , ladtaaa
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J 0 Dkken t wife
Dam J Crow, BachoWer
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O B Jong, Irergreen
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Jobb A Ali I, twins •
Wirt Lehman, Ziairvllls
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TILIBRAPB.I
WEDRECEI AT THE DAILY 6AZET7 E OFFICE.
From Wststilsgton
Wesuisairon, Aug. 22.—A feeliogi of sof
cent, pervades our entire community, both in
social and limpidness relations. The. reports,
therefor - is, that our citizen. are panic struck,
and men) women and children are geeing from
the'city, are. positively Untrue. Some appre
hension exulted several days ago, but this was
soon quieted by the measures of the Adminio.
tretion to guard against all possible tontin
.genciee.. The feints of the enemy on the line
a the Potomac' are now belief understood,
and military mea t whose opinioni are entitled
to great respecr„ nay that even with a / 1 4'mila.
at, deputies fbbn raw *mope, they would de
aire nothing b tier than for Johnston of Been
regard to at ;apt that part of the rffiterprto
gramme will contempiates.o advaifibb toi•
wards Wadi on. It is reasonably
eled
in as reliable garters that this rallyier cry is
adopted to stain the Sagging sionthof the
rebel troop., hose numbers it le positively
known are f thinning out by small pox,
measles, pne *Dia and other. diseases., .
Many able rumor, era from timetn time
propagated by personi action in causing dim-
sensuons amon our troops; and anion; thala
mi, that Johnston has trolled the Potomac,
together with other important movements:
But special enquiry at the proper soothe war
rants a polities. contradiction. It is certain
that no such Information ;hu reached ' the
Headquarters' of the army. '
Senator Wileoe, several dojo ago, was press.
ugly tendered by Gea: McClellan a position
on his staff, since which time he has had the
subject under consideration.: To-day he has,
Mthe advice of Secretor} Cameron, Post
aster General Blair, and other distinguished
gentlemen, accepted of the ippointment, from
the advantages of which it is considered that'
be will be able to render more efficient service
LB Chzirman of the Senate Committee on Mili
tary Affairs.
Benator Wilson I Waahington to•mor
row to iid in the organisation of a regimen
in fdassaehasetta,'wah a flying battery ol ar
tiller, attached, having alraady obtained'an
%bulgy for that .porpose.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 22 —Gov. Curtin left
this morning for a few days; his health regain
leg a brief abience from the cares sod-labors
impressed epos him by the present elate oral.
fairs. He will return in the coarse of next
week, and soon after proceed to Washington,
to make a personal inspection of the Penney!.
Tanis volunteers, and to the variousregiments
stationed there, at Baltimore and Point of
Backe. The regimental color' ordered by
the Legislature, ars now nearly ready. The
flags ire very handsomely got up. The thirty.
four stars encircle the arms of theflute, which
are beautifully. painted on the blue ground
work, and the number of the regiment is coo.
spiculimily placed on the flag.
An order wan hiked to-eav, thanking the
Home Gaud, of Philadelphia for their romp
made in tendering their services to the coax.
try in the present emergenc y. The alacrity
and unanimity with which they came forward
ban won the confidence and esteem-of the
Governor. The order jut issued by Adjutant
General fliddre,'ls a fitting testimony to their
patriotism and meal in the cause of our coin
trY•
Dispatches from Washington have been re
ceived here, conveying the thanks of the Pres.
ident and Secretary of War to Gov. Carlin,
for the promptness and efficiency displayed by
the State Administration id responding Id the
recent order of Secrotary Cameron for troops.
Companies cantinas to come in from various
sections of the State, and every effort is being
midi, to facilitate their early departure for
Washington.
Louisruas, Ang.22.—The trestle work on
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, at So
nora, wu : washed away last night. The pas
sengers and mails will be detained five hours.
It will be repaired tomorrow. Another trestle
bridge on Lebanon Branch, two miles from
Lebanon, was washed away.
A special dispatch to the Courier, dated at
Paducah, says "The gee-boat , Coneetogs
came here this morning with 250 men, who
captured the steamer W. S. Perry, and took
her to Cairo, and that a thousand Lindoln
troops came to Grandville, Hy., captured two
citizen; of that place and took them to Cairo,
se prisoners." The Courier also ease that the
eacitiment at Lexington, yesterday, we. very
great on the arrival of the guns snot from the
Federal Government, which we. increased by
the turning out of the Home and State Guards
and the arrival or cavalry. The Courier says
a difficulty would have been inaugurated bat
for the persuasion of I. C. Breckinridge, who
addressed the crowd, urging nikviolence, but
to permit the troops to take the gees to their
destination. The Courier says the excitemeat
was so great along the road that further ship.
meats will not be attempted for the , present.
lannvorr, Mo., Aug. 22.—The correspond.
eat of the St. Louis Dexwert learns that Geo.
Prentiss hu been assigoed to command a di
vision comprising the several points in the rt.
tinily of Cipe Giradeau, Cairo and Bird's
Point. Gen. Grant, who was formerly com
mand here, has beso ordered to Jefferson
City, where he will establish his headquarters.
Col - . Rose regiment started for Fredericks.
town, Madison county, to day.
The enemy is reported to be on St. Francis
rmsr, to.:ay, having left Cedar Creek. They
have received reinforcements from Hardee,
with utilleryiAnd are awaiting to cut off Col.
Hicker, who is at Marble Creek. Their force
is said to he 20,000 strong. Hardeers corn.
mind still remains at Crossville? A rebel
camp, 1000. strong, is reported leer Lester
vine, on Black Creek, about fifteen miles
southwest of here, with forces at Centreville,
Marlile.Creek and Frederickstown. As they
are already at the two latter and will soon be
at the former, these rebels will soon succeed.
ST. Louts, Aug. 22.,-Twfo members of the
First Kansas Regiment /arrived. here Irony
Springfield, having been released by G 1
Price. That report that on the Thursday fol
lowing the retreat •from Springfield, Meths!.
loch started 'inlpuranit - ot Sigel with - 13'100
cavalry and nine pieces of irtillery.. But af,
ter one daps march, teaming that Sigel had
beep reinforced, be gave up the pursuit add
marched towards Jefferson City. Quite a
number of the wounded op both sides died
since our forces left Springfield. 001. Coffee
who was a priaouer in the. Federal:camp and
released on parole of honor by Gen. Lyon
a short time since, we, wounded and has since
lost • leg.
Reports foot up the Federal loss at the bat
tle of Wilson's Creek as follows: Killed, 223;
wounded, 721; missing, 291. A large _number
of the mining men were taken prisoner! by
the rebels and have Mute been released.
Nnw Tom, August 22.—The British brig
Andover, frogs Savannah,' reports that on tha
17th'instant, when off 'Cape, Hatteras, the was
boarded by ' , privateer steamer, but could not
learn bar name.. She was. a 'adoration river
boat, of about SOD tons, and' mounted two guns.
Her captain reported having eteral•prlsa In
Hatteras Inlet, orm , being the .Itasca. Hi fru.
Mar stated that they expected a fawn brig.of
war along that way, and If the came taey r with
two other larger venal,, would attack her.. The
°floors and the . boat's crew were all apparently
eastern'men. '
Num Twin', An's. 22.—A letter' from Cara
correpods that the pirate Buckler hie taken
the schooner. Able? Bradford a Impayis.
.The Vanzselean, authorities refused the Bum
ter admission and dispatched a schooner to
the Los Ream, 70 miles north of Larsayra,
to recapture the bark Joseph fdazirell at an
chor them, •
Nzw Yoaz, Aug. 22 .—Aerived—ebip Dread
sought, from LiverpOol ; lap W. F. - Braze,
g. Moe, B dbo
from Havre; brig mod Nebrae.
!<e, from Lienfaegoe. N ow—abip: gamu t ,
from Manilla.
Pathsonnus. Aug. 22.-.00 Abe arrival of
the New - York trail this moraing Wilke sows.
papa boodles were exarchted led eyery copy
of the N. Y. Daily , Neva stifled by order of
the 11. & Pdarskal. - „
• The V. 13. Marsha shoo seized all eopip of
the N. Y. Newt In esprearodlnas Car the west
aid loath Including spa:side for, Baltimore,
Wssitiegtoa and Looisri4e... The •cfSee'
the Chrufsaa Obsaaer was takew possession
of by the Marshal fa coceessinice of *ii stoles
studs on AI Inajed'Ulliaoo' Vitt
Forms' Umiak Aig.ll—VosSaftiimort.
Itothisti of interest bu tssospired hers Skit"
is' proper, tit.. eofonialesto. Gen. Wool had
'a stud rnieW ski function, this moishig.
He took is his .ken{ ud . szuniastositiy mito•
bet befalling to. tko prrispas. •
Daimons. an. , 2rrom Information
beliaTed imo .faliabhy your correapott , sat
tab arainatad 'la eating that the •
consist of tilt Potqatoethe tehithl dEit
Alotaton, fa antra& .
. ,
Efoitial Mita to
coition is reported billow, froatitio.J
Frbin - the" Sonth:
FriiniarAp; Amg. 15 —The following
proclamation has been Maned to the people of
Mitaberi r
"Having been called by the Governor o r
ycir State to assist in driving the Federal for
eta Out of the State, and in restoring to the
. peophs other just rights, I have come among
you simply with the view of makinrwar upon
oaforthern Mee and drive them back. I
give e oppressed of lour State an opportu
li
nity 1 again standing upws freemen and int.
tem their true sentiments. You have _been
overrun and trampiettrupon by the mercenary
itordtg the North. - - - -.Your beautiful Stale
bas .0 arty inhjuirated, but those true
song Of Idi - who have continued in arms
together wi toy force, - criene back - 'upon the
u t
.enel and hat!! gained a gat' and aired
vitt* . Their General-re-Chief is slain' sad
marryLotherz , eienl o ffi cers wounded. Their
.anny hs,in f 11, flight • -One and all of the true
met, of M uri will rise up and rally around
their Standard: The State will be redeemed;
I do du come among you to make war upon
any Si your people whatever, Union or oth.
atria,. The Union people will ail be pretec
ted fatheir rights and propertf. It is earn.
all recommended to them to return to their'
home* Prisoner, of. the Union party which
.have been invited by theanny will be releu.'
ed sin allowed to return to their friends.
Mincritri must be allowed to choose her own
alestini; .. Np oaths binding your consceiences
will hit administered. I have driien the eats.
my friim among you. The time has now ar
rivedr the people of. the State toast You
can= longer procrastinate. Missouri must
now e her position by the North or the
South ' (Signed). Bur. McCoz.z.ocu,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
The following general order has also been
prom gated:
•
H quarters of Waters Army, Camp war
Bprii shl,ll , , Argutl2,lB6l.—Tho Gum!
adios takes great plume in anaemia.
log to Ithe army under his command the signal
'victory it has jastvgained., Soldier* of Louis ,
lanai, of Arkansas,' of Missouri aid of Texas, '
nobly nave you sustained yourselves: Shoulder
to shealder you have met the enemy and driven
hiesore you. Your But battle his been glo
does; d your General is proud of you. 'Mu
before
oppo g fore!, composed newly of the oldies.
ular army of the North, have thrown themselves
upon:4., confident of victory, bat by great ;
gallan and determined courage you have en
tirely;
l ionted It, with great slaughter. Several
pieces of artillery and prisoners are no* in
your , ands. The (*maunder le-chief of the
enemy le elide, and many of the general °Moen
wounded. The flag of the Confederacy now
floats - over Springdeld. the strooghold of the ,
enemy. The f ri ends of our cause, who have '
been ilprisoned then. ate Mound.
While announcing to the army the great vic
tory, * General hopes that the laurels you
have ironed will not- be tarnished by a Mettle
purest The prints property of citizen, of
either arty must be respected. Soldiers who
fought es you did, the day before yeeterday,
canna:ll'oh or plunder.
By order of Bur. 111cCumoen.
JaiHarman,
i
Os t. C. S. A. and Adj. Gee.
•
As i evidence of how the private property
of eittiene of either party will be respected
we mei mention that the farm of Hon. J. G.
Phelps war visited by the rebels aid all his
cattle; erect', mules and everything else valo.
is
able hi. premises were delved off or du
cri t
stroye
Cie
CmCisitran,Aug. 22.—A akinnish occurred
at Haw'k's Nest, io Kanawha vaUey 8 miler
bi
below. suley, on the 22. h. lee rebel's ad
vanced t
dOlai strong, to where the Eleventh
Ohio d erected barricades, and was driven
back WO.' lose of Alty killed, and a could.
erablenumber wounded and taken prisoners.
Our loiters." none killed, two 'lightly wound
ed and love miming. Our forcer captured qsite
a number of horses and equipments.
Anotter report by steamer from Kanawha
to.nlgh , says that O. Jemfinp Wise was takeo
prisona
i
. Doubtful. - . .
Cron enevt, Aug. 22.—Private dispatches
say th e the Innuesseeaus seised at Paducah,
Ky., t ,day, the Evansville and Paducitypail
boat sail took her 'with ea* up lb...Toltec.
see filter.
Mu( Crry, Aug. 22.—Inlorm iion of
the org .Mation of large birces of a- Won.
ista tecelred beret Irani 15.000 • 17,000.
will lea.fre Jackson coon', this week and as
many there from Latayeua county, all en
route toi secamion bead quarter.. Rumors of
airattaik on this city are current.
HoTau --
Eiumean,e vivandiere,
who w ee at to the Tiger Rifles, of
New. , has returned to 'Abet city,
ands twenty - six of them are yet
~,,d
alive, the
went into. e
. fight at Manama& The
company is They were one
of theve mpanies ' of Wheat's hack
battalian,
bleb lost half of its . men.
The Tigers were the regiment which threir
the bowie knives at their . fins:
Untie are published ini many southern
papnv, iddreseed, to the chinned the va
rious Worn?, asking far such `blankets ea
they hik l re to spare, aa none . can be p
chased Richmond at any price, nor can
they 141 Ramrod from the' army depart
meat ;lin fact, Richmond is entirely drain
al. There nre also loud calls for under
clothing,.
Caiss CLanze.—The chief
clerk tet!the Secretary of the interior, and
the chief clerk to the Commissioner of the
Land. Office are opposed j to and , oppo.
dog t he e , theAdmhaisto and are yet minty
etexighlto live o
_patro of the
thrrernment I —[Phira Press.
Is Tim Confederate States want peace,
they am have Just the' same peace that
they . fire years ego, ten years ago.
twenty. - ago—the same peace on the
same to What could (be better 9
[Louis, I • Journal.
ACo •• YUMA'S letter writer in Mis-
Eosin e 4, that the Garman troops are
"very attractive in their amaratpe."-
No doubt, when they are attacked, they
will be terribly repiativa.—[Lonia
ville Jr
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three years or tat war, to be maned the stilballl
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private tea . toprovldsvallotata tar the monatere,
In thla elty, a.-soda es mastered, In, -5 ha wit pne
ant/toy Pneable'delay la getting the tuataras: Vtis
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regal:at atunherof or boastned, but when miter.
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• Hateatars:..- - ......-. 13 • -
. .
.1 11 Ivasett---.- 19 ...
11Wolb-.......u.-.... 4 -
Erma 0.12.---. 212 .-
Geo Latssa-.—.. 17 - , -•..
W • 111111 =
1 a......• 17 -
Wo Kansma-. 34 Z
J 12rai55e..............21 -
Holmes* Pbasier— 32 • - ,
Han & 1n..! 81 94 - . •
Hargb it eo-- . 17 -
Jll Peasell-........... 34 ..- - '-
Hapax& & 0a.....—. 213 -.
•3& • B Mita- 63 - - i
Oft%field
Nyasa Z
• Ammnnl......— ...
ODWcLDt co -
CID
Jobn
II PhD'p 7"-
J '
PoWlinrat--...
W Pudgy
I
SEW—The olliedap ware large, foollnit ap 0012
had, et which nuistetri= bad Alien sold,: The
Prim ringed from SIX to .12,50 IR 100 in—amerly.
Wmffer•llS $232:5. .
wire lightoreeciihanly 890 bead. Of thimember 11 wen sold at $lOO Vhsad.'
Tie Wawa were ant to &Maxon and Wahiawa.
Hase—Tbere werel6B9 had offend. baba the ab
seam Nholanthey were all shipped ZIA.
Pinstrarnati Cirita aLlitisa Aar IL-The Cattle
market remains we atessi. with • wat• 002 ,1•1 7 14 of
bents. -The arrivals of fit tattle daring ins at
the Aram lard toot op WO. which is a &maw of
Ca as compared with iset west. Prices hiss ander.
tote no material slings. tba railing rates betas troll
fll WIT tar ordinary. sad 8 to 8% for extra.
Cows taus ermewhst advanced in prioa 50* head
wan
ni sold =lto eteb,scondhas to quality sod
*mim at
, 211 0 50 PP17 056 1 559 II bemoan. sad prices:ban
5= a alight deellae. 15,0120 bead ware sold 'at
15 ib, oat
60 the Am os lard 650 head , wareeold II at i :T001
6,50 100 Ho, Deb 11 At G Labors Unica 1" 1561
hod were sold at Vailiallirloo Ho,
110111.117•311 f MID titrilllllll4l3ll/13.:
Thus seems to bathe bogioutig off coolest 14
mai badness throoghout the city, and minchanta feel
morn hopeful. Than Is *me movement in 'cotton
mune, and the quotations an adtancing with We ad
vanced price* of the raw material. rho. Is slap Foam
movement to other dry weds, but it is not yet import.
ant. The Ptartdenco Journal of Ifondly, rya:
• Boob:,se Wain hoes aseumed • more cheerio' as
pert. The wagon manufacture, &bids has long keen
of great importance In this Mato, and which ken lot.
tarty hummed to an extent that few even of om , own
citizens accknstand, Is now pretty.frill occupied. Sane
estabUotonente are working ovoNesse 'The deemed
for army clothing, and the alllnga off In Impostallions,
Wes opened 6 market fur dereeetie prodiusions.
Th. same mar note, leoportant adtance In print
cloths, „%e lgt yard, with Ws of 12,0)0 pleoes.
OCIGIZICI or New Yout.--The killowlng le the
comparativetabis of export. (exclusive al 'prole) hone
Now York to boggle porta tor the week ending! Ao•
gent d 4: -•
1158. • nem, -
Tor tbs week-- 111,67436 S tuamas • gi,ffeff,ilea
Prwricaudy reported 98,876,980 52,9348117 -78,431,469
Bine•Jan 1150211,916 $80,04464
Import' by ILlver.
0111011/NATl—per Balance-6 bbls Minor, 63 do
.whhlty, T Lynch D do,
Wm O ita • co; 20 both cora. 1 el, 4to hem; Hitch
cock, UcCreery acq 16 bbla wbfabY m a J4 P Eurt5 . .....: /5
do do, Gruktottliebna & NO bite wheit• mixer
& HopklnglEl 0615 lloarAlddte & Leech; 200 Mt do.
Eta & lieltem 60 bids liquor, 16 bus soap, B t Ilhtt.
nano* & co
WILMILING--pee . ldlnersa-18 Mai tobibtor
SI do bean; 121 do eggs„lo6 rolls leather, SU
.1. wool, 8 mks bacon. 16 bss mandril; 8 kip boner,
12 Oral h goods, Clarke & 13 on bbl; Leach &
Ratthlanta; • bbls egg; .1 Greater; Odo do, Means &
Colllo; 4 be/as waddlor; 31 UN tdds; J E Into one; 23
odls paper, TI/eW a 0 & In 13 do do, lame • Flea
Kau 8 bole potata; T L cotis
McDonald • Actual., 6 bop apple, 2 do peer; John
Herbert; 20 bbls emir, W Sunni • co; to hardware,
Loam Gre bones, owiter.!.
0 INC INTAT l —iper tiodlos-164 eke wheat, Clarke
•ecraTil do do. BT Itssoady & breu 6% ohs brandy,.
Joe &band& 25 bble ammo.; Nsiban 1.311:01X 26 do so
Wm Carr It ixt 21 do
door. D Wallace: 6 bas old coy
per, Yak. LC atdy & cot ISO QM and 6 Ibis mews of
ontles,/ Gal:14114ov; 6. tat ham; Wm Georg.; 2 lib&
shoulders, Job Wilma; 100 bbla ',inolssora r • lame
Gardlint;loo.skido,Wat Gormley; Ibbla mdse. filer
& Min 02 bbie done, Stmt tindery; 150 do do; It TIM/
• bog 170 pop empty bbh, ilpescert °arrant 18 do
do, • Balboa.,
1111V/111. BMWS.
The dew was eifignotogyesterda y with fall 6 feet
la Ittechsonettry the pier smoke bediroming—aired•
verde of two feet during the poet 41 hours. The
washer yeetindsy our stonily and mit, with erarten.
*arena of s cooduciatics of addition to the
regular deb packet., tboCialitobi boa Wbe ding god
Crofts and Indiana bum Clidinineti rams to With
good Ulpa. Toe kegler host after diectorging ter
frebht dent out light. The &bona for ist loofa
with a fair number of paboagere and a modeente
freight trip got off feat st lvg. tag ham mita hat
earned * Pomeroy for. Ed. Louis
handy Capt. Dairen, clerk 3. W. tituoubern, b
nomad to kayo for EC Lou , . on Bodurtry—....„The
hitedde wheel steamer Dodlos , Capt Join Woodbito,
its entered the Pittalringh sad Galloons trade. and
Will hove on litr nut trip on Matarday at 4 p. ot.
llLarkata by Tab rapt.
- Yeicarazzata, Anna 112.—lker sells only to the
trade at, $ll 2006 12 for impales and $41603 ET ler
extra. *beat Zo lowan Wes 8003 pub red at
22;aad white $120®186. - Cora is good demand:
4000 dub yellow sold at 63050 e.. lirtuak,y Is steady
at *Kelt% -
• Nrw Tom Aug. 22.—Cbttoa Arm; ralrs 101C0 bells
at isy.. rear Oran melee 18.0(0 DDB st $a eNtad dd.
Thet steady; tales 100,000 Dub "at $1 0601 06 for
s e club. $5 19,st vs fr,c red. sad $1 3 ZOI 4 0
for white Kentucky. born !Wm N 40141040 Murat
42.19 for mixed and 46661 for yellow. Whliki s
steady at foram Mae
DITTEIBITRGH AND GAL
MOUS PACILET—The floe pas
mein ateamer UNPINS, Coot. John Wouatern,
team Ittakurgb for Gallapolls WIRY Se.TURDAY
at Cp. m. 'Vetttrafam taitne Dellopolla .11fItItv-
TlCl=Dalr at 10 a. or. for fralMet or imams appjy
es road or to J. Di LIMOSION
FOR MUD/NATI, LOU•IJIZa t
InVILL.II. +UM Sr. LOMA—She
ton atormer ANGLOBAX.M. Oaptal in=l4lM
lam. toe Um &boys 'and all intorsupelato pmts. Da
UTU&DAY,tha nlth 1814 at /0 O'CIO,Kk, A. Irlnr .
Milani or Damp apply on tout
1111.1MIULAR WLUMLINU
ANPACIEIIto-Ths flan stanza 111.
,and tatidatt•
tidaVA,CaptanJohn Gordon, WPM be
ports ovary TOISDAY. THILlan•
Dar and samoar. at 11 o'ckek a so., math'
aka. coantortfona with lb. regular potato for rat
lutriburtand nart.. ltasa lama .
tog nary CIacIn WIDICISD nda AT and MEW nod . al
MA** a. M. Pairsagers ricalptad trough to. CUP
dualist for Freight or bawd. cc.
to C 0441111 00.
alga fro. 114 Water atreet.
_ _
FLll4l' OLAISS ,
ovo.z. czanzeox
LAMP CiIIBINEYS
nz BEST TLIAT RAVE E VER
set Assn ahead roth. public.- Th e/ arias
best tort!. tobowlas laigatue
t. Sisougeg v beteg ot en mai shape, the liar is
myrrh/re assails detest treat. the Came, ea that
the dna 14 stow sad mates
S. The oral shape 'ls better sewed to metal the
eSeet of redden espazdos, so that It Lospaggible to
. . -
S. TM glue to mods tossoly of 143 and Petals*,
sloths grist deter or strong* sad elootietty. Sbe
oblewsw welch boaelhopoter bon Amato -So okt
GottUo al to cock nu when** In UN, sty lint*
bly Gado or Use Glue Instead of tbo SU* almo. 'of
sbleiroart 111111 troutetistund.
4. Matta plant whinetWor these Chhaiip
that want -pal' tine awr , WWI lest know, sad lt
howeektepa hansom by the an et the lamp,-
la bat all el Kaman** wat at *XI macs hie
mated clammy by a awn whole gat This prat,*
4oet not thane etolkoto at those awe attweniat
whore theotdaan hoik Unmet . beztonehot.
vaned so ektwir imp to.rinat Ite
Xissitetween n 4 otammen of Gabel 011. Init
iation& in eisiottode at the; ctobiok ybleb bis
milted to:lbe veld 'rpm**, "thheseatt as way
at the mann ate dna all, has, 14 • tunas
Is the On XX Illot Ghee Menem which boolla..
Welty lesseowl the an ot oanoti OX Light to thaw
whit eat thia. eat Waned the onampatitat ell
mention epos the leseanespare tootattesom-
Not 411•174: G. ihteatekk,A- Theme A Oa;,
=4,41. XikeNt. X RIOSII,MIIOIIIRO on W•id•lt'
W 00 00 • Ock, wr.Weabtrlitp.WilL•
Peam
AbIITATOt M lyeak mum. ita Ibmakeeryi 111Abblites,attst ,
not • -
bilOtawmAytt .
• • 'SEA BATHING
.4: Zan
pIII.LA D E .
•
B SBA BATHING, Atlantic Catyr r.
N. L. (ft* sal i OM bagel' TWA. bat eldb ,
)b sob. boliTobl bop's!, obi& Obeli]
be Iblumlbaba -' • s".• ^ •-
• lb lostibi, bid liglii.bll4lb'ark yaw
- -••-•
ntlYikt • Haim Nick* lul Km*
noilli stool tbresol: hanal m %l= of Illblego and_llmott • :••:' ,•••• r
bibs stOsibi lamM•iSardbellrbab .
atbiletbiwirldistthealibbpbo n tottlbilmtsbrir
obrbeis be Memos:
Ibb mar me 'Mid lift
- it ,blignigb dibmbb.lbe.
!Mu el the ibadas• iant a binif
Mot avikelibut a; sa 414,
L Lsawialholikivi
bibs Ibity lYr.
caratart
n SAL
- mom itieu rmat annicootapia„' -". • - .r, pasato-;.:.
gtotuts.
Dr. Geo.. H. keyse
Wholesale Druggisti
/USD
ÜBDICLISIII ;DULLER,
No. 140 WoOd Streec, Pittsburgh, JZ
'
(
avniSaltS POE m
:I %MBA OF C 1
NIA OR BI • "
Marsh's Radical Cure Trim
Sitter's Patent Truss.
Eta Supporter
Self•Adjtuthig Trim
Dr. Banaulg's Lace or Body brace, for
lure orragateco cam. Poe. ....tas9aeal
Wasknemrs.
Dr. 8. B.lltoles Silver-Plated Sup
Pmps, for the support and sari
MaetiaStookinge, foi weak and vari
Untie Knee Gaps, for weak knee join
Ankle Supporter; for weak ankle join
Suspensory Bandages.
Self-Ejecting • Syringes; also, .every
of Syringes.
Dis; . lEsresa has also, a Trues which
,
!radically cure Hernia or Rupture.
Office at his Drug Store, No. 140 W
at., sign of the Golden Mortar.
XmlirfEKß preleribt• fa moot OHRONIO
HABIB and has Inatrantenla toe DURUM,
almat ovary dlanam nu/taring machanind .• • •
GALVANIC:I amain cs IMMO NAGY
MRCUINIO,for soadkalparDaMc of a very •
kindonli Wield fees of expens Oulu, 11
an: express mu, apan a mandato. of Tan
Addrade DR. -42/K4 RIMS
- N 0.140 Wood Meet. - •
DDIARRHEA- CITRED--B Swltyros
BOWRL OORDIAL. Nrsry bowls was • •
or twos, reloaded - Bold at DR. gnus%
J)EO4Liv No. HO Wood !tied,
.. B O A
DID BUGS, HES, tc.c...T
LP Houseltsepeeo Rif.. E st D. ErYdlig
140 Wood street, is s rare re= 7. . .
. ~.
TATS AND ZJIOB. nre destruetie
to thaw Vermin by . g DIENIWAPII
Slitandllloa, so entirely w preparstket;
warranted to name these frog every • • •
gold di , r DB. intrazws, .
41104 kw - . HO Wood otrset:'
riXTRA RAZOWI—I have a few
I,U traitor:a; videlekirrnciose oat at eat.
Om. u. sinrass,
113 Wood
HEADACHE CUBED, —An
core for Maid* I'M bellxral lo NUMMI
kaIaDACCE PIUS. Try Wm. MDR. EITMILWN
W. 104 artei. Pi e Sate nts•
- - --- ---
Hisir Dyes Hair:Dye I Hair aye
*lll. A. - 161 . 0111CL Oti!ill BAHL eV
. ,
To Olis.risal and beat is Ow World I •
,
411 otttars are mugs imitations.
_,
akoald to aiddid, tryst' watt to swapsMinis:'
413AY, rikp, in =sir run 'Dyed • .
. .
to is basotithl and astand Mown or Black. ol ~.
thibutistary to tla nab Oi• situ
__ _ ~.• '
norm( MEDALS RIND DIPLOMAS ham , •
swarm to Wan A.. bacbcdor altoslM,_and •
'Wad applications hare bean nods to th e gab of
patrons of kis Isocitts.Dp. , • -. -...-
Ini.A.lLATtllfitullptiams DYllprodstom a -
coo to to tllatinattabot ttoin - inacrs, and lair
t ot to talon lo Ito bort, boom/ kaog It ma •
antlinted, sod Ma 11l allots of Dad Dyes non . •.,
inn Hair - lortgaratsd I. f4bby Ohio splandfd Op.'
!dads, sold or applied Do a panto mom at
Win So Stay,l22 Broadway, New York. ' , ...-•
&Id to all Mks sod toms of tn. linltad Stabs,:
Tit
prat gate dad
la
- -•
ar-rtia pontos too Ina sand addrass nnon
sois plat* engraving' on burg Cit mob boo, of
- yiriLla63l- ' DATOLIALOo.
•jailyddinia2- ' • . - is Bond stook Nes York i•
near suriassa ouluurrisa
to In 1. 4 sT IR G
eiTwasstraciu.
PAW fiI'CIIIIDT 8 CO..
MANUFACTURVIA OF 8112ATil
IIGAZLIMS' ona tom e
o MOM, Ratted &11l Bottom;
gold‘r, Also,llWiortero and Dula' t
Mat PLI.2.3II , ECNT .11024,11ifi3, /kr.
on band , Timm% klulllworwid Tools. -,
WOribowedro.l49,fins imdl2oBftesdorg .
Plttal Pam.-
4 1 11. 8 iscialordantefeopporestto anydadred .
• cultilatawlyT"
10111* . W1131k.7W 105.
BATCHELOR'S - WIGS AND TOG
7
PROmurastsu. Thoysis dessuldied,acrigt#
_ ,
durable. •
but of the had t. fadied this Y Chip only oda.
Itiluxont wires tbais_ an properly awbonlood
11/141101N2 - Bowl Elliot Nret Tat.
ligiukitt.lvEL l. 4.)s e xuw4is„
11Pelvarding a Commission Ifferobaii
ANN WHOLNBLIII MUM IN
Okemilai. Butter. Bea
. And ProdmeastanaLly,
asAy: Si.
,1111.41 . !lbw& Papierch
coaul
M=E
ROBINSON, MINIS & MILLERS;
VOUNDICRS AND EACHLIIIWrif
VirAtEIEtTNGTON wonicto.
r:Plttaburgh,2 Penna. •;.;
OlAsa,' *0.21 Market street.
Waiadicrtare all timbal Etaam Rae= sad VIII
ilikallau7;ClastbaiNifalland Work, 15anal Bollea u
sad alias% /ma Work.
Jabltdas. ana Dapatiluidoasoa abortoatlaa.
rum ROAD gram COXPANY
W. C. stawat
tageamers Sp /Why, MO Dwelt.)
RAIL ROAD SPIKES, ORATES
AND BOAT SPIKER.
Corner of Water. Street-'nnd Cherry
eittlydk - , rwrestraos. Nora.
iNEENiO
. Blllaat Ex•lf
Foreign and gomestis • Ingo
____
ciNITMOAPILS OP Darwin ... r ., ,,,,
.... BANKNOThiI • AND SPZOIN, 6",
NO. St mail!! EraniT, PITTSINUtaIi, PA. <s
itsLOoNtstios, rads tat sit Um pesdlail eseeit,
throws eat the united States. vastly _
a; B. AM P. MAMMA
PAPLE MiNttirAOTUREES;
so* maT car. =MIA AHD ALL ANDS OP
VirR.AI?.P/Na PAPER
110 linstoief bun ‘N0."71 Wood weft to No:111
- floiltbAold Attest. POOsozyti„ .
&POI& or Trade toe nap. --gEPOP2f
. -
lquour*Ettoet Works.
saac;taki-:
- 2,40N4r43.: BO I) as Co,
f 3
at t iLWIrAinIIRBAS or CAST
-aux.; WIN Plow asul A. B. rook
*Ad'AXLES. Abner Eve .
sag Irinersta. - 1:4111 prrintra9ll. Fs;
rd.cravxmAz
5335 e. T...krzcar.
No. '54 'l3l. - chair Street,
tpt.iiraostrmlitatia, t errmanaimrA
J0432*. 000 h •'
74v= or
/rex bida lad Vaidt Doors
lei sdtm tigto, "Moir Curds,
m sem. assisessomingariC
avows wagon'sEu*Q VierBBIZINUI,VM
baits aday.4ll new Patinas Sacryud
IgibiWaW itratt paw*. Artkalassttudisit
Gl67l7ltak &Win dismal dues
a o ti mi lt .
•
Tris:Atti4 ILTAULATIonsi
utqa - - ,==.l74klinfmnsi
*tert. 7 i-jitrik co, is Weed it.
us .+„)
11 31
7 7 / 1 : . Wins of ply,
g taw* op-rim%
- 11-fisuu-4.00 pbl4lllllr Limp; - for salc
ALI - ir4rAlNl3ti il, mum,
• F A
W*o Ft