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NAtIIRDAY MORNING, NOV. 2, 1861
a 77 AFFAIRS.
iirrsoloroercet. Obeerrations for the . G
sette .4 oty G.E. Shaw, (leucite, SS Fifth strife
—corrected deity:
95'1053k, A. Y..:.... ; .......C0 40
'l2 ' u ar • 54 42
• 56
Sammie ...... 29 6.10
This Imaltamy Commtsidoes.
Postmaster General Blair him addressed the
tollowieg Mahler now to Postmasten Voa
Somalian* and Riddle, coeering - tbe circular
of the Sanitary Commission. We have already
a copious abstract of this appeal to
- 11migottriotic women of the nation, is
aoanec
tion the iconsation of the several ward sad
Misaahlp committees appointed by Mr. Glos.
sir; but Salle( the Grittiest interest . in this
great and pbjlanthropic work , we append the
circehii, in the hope that it may aid the . patri
.otlc Wise in their labor of love. &Teem V.
,Rolliorst sad Riddle, in their respective
optima, will be happy toco..operate with these
is way they can:
• . ' POST OTTICI DT.PALITKEXT,
Ocr. 15, 1861. 1
To IS. Postmaster it Allegheny City, Pa.—
° Si. i You -are .requested to take, measures to
. erect an am/mamma, G none exists, among
the women of your district to respond to the
accompanying airpeal of the Sanitary Commie-
• ' The Fatuity* Government here very muck
!' • desires to obtain the active co operation of
the women of America for the holy cause of
thr Union in lbw appropriate mode, and relies'
'upon you to make, known this wish to them '
and aid as far as possible in 'mewing its accom
.plishmwt Tours, respectfully,
• , M. Beata, Post muter General.,
• WAIIIIIINGTON, P. C. October, Ih
To tAe Loyal Wcneen of AurictocoooTair.
Mom= r Is the extraordinary enlargement
Wake whole 'animus of our Bational Gait
antmelit, which her this you bees forced upon
imi i ,Ake Wain, of the sick and wounded of the
Army itirlitary be at once fully pro.
- sided 10r by the °Hiner) means.
j. • Whitey., aid is to be given from without;
must, Nevarthelmie, to be effective,. be 'dada
- island systematically, and in perfect subordi
nationao the general ',stem of administration
of thelovernment. To hold its agents in any
.; • • • degree reeponsible for the duties with which
•• ;bey ant' charged, governMent must protect
• them:from- the interference of irreeponsibla
- pumps& •
Hence, an intermediate agency becomes no
-1; . 7 comity, which, without taking any of the do
, ties of the regular agents of the goverement
i •
out of their hands, can, nerarthelors, offer to
• them mune of administering to the wants of
the sick and -- wounded Math beyond what
could be obtained' within the arbitrary limits
' of supply established by goviiiimeat, and in
strict accordance with' the regulations micas
ary for maintaining a proper accountability
to at.
The Sanitary Commission, a volaneeer and
aspen/ bureau of the War Department of the
gunrament, constituter such it; agency.
The Saniteri Commission has utablisked in
right to your isonlitienc. The Prosidut, the
Secretary of War, General Seen and General
McCAtlan, here, each, neently acknowledged,
be the warmest terms, the advantages midair
have already resulted from its labors, find the
discretion and skill with which they hft, Aileen
• ' directed. In advice has bean greedy nelen„and,
in several important perk:dam send bpon,
• favoiebly to the health of the army, by the
- goveroment. ' Them bu scarcely been • own
, piny of. volunteers in - the Meld, with regard to
Which some ;pedal defect, error or - nag4suce,
endangering health, has not, been pointed out
• by ita agents, 'mid ha reseerel or abatement •
effected. Then has not been a single butanes
• . in Which' its Union or advice, offered through
all its visions agencies, have bean repulsed ;
not Ssingle compliant has been tendered of in
embarrassing any officer in his doty,'or of De
1/Serfs:lag with diacipl the 'lightest de
pee. Its labors have, to line„! i p p ows z _
eludec
ed to tndaee prautions a notate
ones of diseases which have scourged almost
_ ovary modern European army, which decimated
our army In Mexico, and which, at one, time.
rendered nearly half of one of our annies•in the
war of 1812 nogg for Unice. It la a ground-
for enthuse gratitude that oar present armies
hen passed through 'the most tong ieuon
t the year woodarally escaping Ws danger.
• That there are grander causer for this than the
- ' labor, of the Comenbann Cannot be doubted, but
thit..insoog human agencies, a large share of
or it should be given to tho,• labor*, It
'uonable to assert.
lo this •aseuresce, what couNinitise that has
hitherto beau made to the treasury Of the store
, . the Commission Is not received back again
ten fold in value t
• •
Alter tall and enefideatial coelereac e with
• ' the Secretary of War, the Commander of the
-:- Army of the Potomac, and the . Qoartermuter
, ••• Geatral, there is moon to ask with urgency
for a large increase of the resources of the
Commission, especially of that class of in
resources epos which et mast chiefly draw for
the miler of the etch and wounded.
The separates of the COmminion ha. no
well acquainted it with the 'earnest desire of
- their 'peal • countrywomen to be allowed to
work In the national cause,lhat it is deemed
unaecessery to do more than anaemice that
there is a real and immediate muslin for
their beet exertion., ead . to indicate'convenient
arrangements for the end in view.
it therefore, suggested that societies be
• at DIEN formed is every neighborhood where
• they are not already established, and that ex
' Sang societies of suitable organisation,Dor
ca. Societies, Sewing Societies eadiag
' Club:Bisect Euteiatdee, devote thassilmM, for a
• time, to the sacred service of their country;
' •
that energetic and reipectelde committees he
• .
appointed to call Dos boiserto house and
• •
from eters to store, to obtain costribetione in
=iterate reliable to be metier up, or' money
tet the perches. of ouch matoralr; that col.'
.- teatimes be made in churches and school. and
- • tutorial . and shops, for the same purpose;
that contribution boxes he placed in post of.
auk newapeper calm, railroad and tale.
graph offices, public hours, steamboats and
terry beau, and in all other suitable planes,
labelled ""Fos one nn LCD wourners" and
that all loyal women meet et such convenient
slam and place. as may be @greed upon in
each _neighborhood or social circle, to _ work
• upon the - material which shall so procured.
• • DEICEITTION OT ARTICLES WANTED.
Oaths, of cheap.seaterial, about tens feet
lose by fifty inches wide;
Woolen or Canton Flannel Bed.Gowne,
' - • Wrappers i linderebirts, end Del Were ;
. Small Hair and Feather Pillow. nod Cashion.
for Wounded Limber
• Knit Woolen Socks ;
Clippers. -
, All erticlu:ahould be closalY pankul in
• . wooden boxes, or in very smugly wrapped
• ,bale , aid idearly directed. OA the top of the
contents of each box, under the cover, a list of
• • wh a v i t suntans should be placed; a duplicate .
• ' el this list shoeld lint by mat;. Arrange.
• . *man for fret.tranaportation shosid_be made;
• - ---- at freiglit paid le &deacon. (The tepees. ram.
puke will geneuilly convey goods for , this
puppet; at .a .reduction on the usual n e at)
- ••'• Packages may be directed and Net, se isonoss
economical,-from any point to any of dui ad
, drum below. - ("For the 11 B. Illtattfy Com.
- Caroni Samuel and William , Welsh, No.
L`f - • Sig Booth Delaware Avenue; Philadelphia ;
• Care ot Dr. W. H. Money, Cleanest";
L • • - Cantor Dr. C. D. Griswold, Wheeling, - Va.
Can F. L. Olmsted, 211 1 7 ' street, Wash.. • ikgtoe, D . C '
Acknowledgment, will be made to all those
who forward parcel., and a Seal report to the
secretary, of War will be published, recording
• - r• names-of"all contrbutors, so ler_ as they
shall hi known to the Commimios.
••• Maar W. Drum, D. it, haulm t.
Pat r. A.D. nose, LLD. •
. , ,
listi.tosestanz
•'. • - ate.W. crimus,:tr.e.e.
• 'Lassr iL o ll it ll4 . ess, U lseMta. a.
Wet G. Veit emus,
'Pees. Womorretau, Si D.
ulna G. nows,it. S.
Calfrum.Y. Lem,. N.Dr:
J &limner /CD '
ar.Taoll. 11. CuatzD. Ir.
ntaeiraaar. car
s." 011 odll*mbl "act "IA"lt sr W.
,
1 1 6 z -
The Buttery Comenimion is doing a Work of
tersoluMenity, aid of direct 'practical Jahn ,
111, aelleat. ins of: in trisi r ie
-74e51,4.101,10 lingladekeed;the itealiduts, of
people, esti • I Mast it will ,be gueronity
enareeneg. There 4no sgency - thro . pgh !hien
14'n" .051
« Alt
vele*, ofaings of 'Variation is's mw. effeaYllude. Lzrelur.
_ Wswenza E 6677.
Wes , Ungtork,. &gnaw so, 1861.
•
Contributions will be received at the Posi
06cm in Pittsburgh and Allegheny.
S. F. Van Beerraroair, P. M., Pittsburgh.
Saigon RIDDTX, P. M., Allegheny City.
The Cattle Yierd• lamoe
Altegheacy—Trial for
mmtsa.
Yesterday, in the Court of Quarter Ses
sions, Judge Mellon presidiet, the cue of
William Yeach, indicted for nnisance, wu
called up for trial. The indictment charges
that the defendant, who is proprietor of hog
pens and cattle yards, is the Second ward; Al
legheny, keep, and maintain, a nuisance, in
consequeuce of the noisome stenches and un
wholesome smells which said hog pees emit in
the neighborhood.
S. Scholar, Jr., appeared on behalf of the
prosecution, and Messrs. Hopkins and Hamp
ton for the defense.
_ may be proper here to state that the yard.
or pens of the defendant are incited at what
are generally known as the ginattle yarde,"
where the hogs, cattle, bones, etc , arriving
by railroad from the West, are delivered,
housed, fed, and sold or reshipped. There
are severs/ other yards in the nine locality,
where bog, and cattle are kept. These yards
have been need there for many years, but lat.
-telly the iiarroundiag property has been grad
ually built up, and the stench arising from the
yards is of such a character as_to greatly an
noy those raiding in the tioiniiy , and at the
distance of al eq
'The
nome,wh os o s tes
t/da
d
t x o a m th n d ve ry
number of Wi
char-
acter of the smell azisiag from the peas, to the
aeeumulstion of May etc. One wittiest tull
eid that at cousin times the knob was so
great that the (emUy eould not sit outside their
own door with comfort. The witnesses exam.
toed were—Mayor Drum, High Constable Long,
Mesas. Schwarts, Hutchison Porter, Hopkins
• and Doekhart. The proem:Zion aloud their
ease at noon.
, .The &sense opened thef case in the after
noon, taking the ground that the yards or pens
of the defendant were not.• nuisance to the
neighborhood; that the omen edging therefrom
was not of snob a obaraeter as to cause serious
annoyance, or engender sickness in the neigh.
bothood. It wee contended that the defendant
bed gone to math expense to fitting op the
premises to carry on the business ; that the set
tle yards most be located somewhere on the line
of the railroad, and that their present location
was as far remote from the populated districts
is any which could be made available for the
purpose. Witne=ses were called to prive that
the defendant kept his pens as cleanly as pos
sible, having hose to wash them out. Persons to
bauLaway the filch daily, eta.
The ease was still on teal at the hour of ad
journment.
Extolslvo Raul of Stolen Cloods , -Alk r
of Moo of the Thieves.
On Sunday night Mat a large - quantity of
miscallaaeou goods, consisting of -clothing,
bete, caps, bonnets and fumy cry goods, were
stolen from the depot of the Cleveland Ir. Pitts
harsh Railroad. The articles alluded to had
jest arrived from the east, and bad been placed
in the depot awaiting to be shipped west. The
thieves, it appears, effected an entrance to the
depot by ercresieg this fence, which rune par.
allel with the canal. The goods were in boxes,
cad were . piled up some distance back from
-the track on the plulcirm. A hole wu cut in
the boxes, and the goods, after being extracted,
were passed over tio, fence seobserved. The
robbery wu discovered on Monday, and the
matter was placed in the hands of Mr. Hackett,
E.
'itemise of the road, to discover the, perpe.
lora, tad,_ir .possible, recover the goods.
r. H. seemed the services of officers Fox,
Dougherty and Elegize, of the independent
polies, to assist him to ferrettieg out the
Odessa. After considerable difficulty they
succeeded fa getting on eh, right track as fol
tows :
An old mse named Jordan, who resides in
a court of Federal and Wylie stream, went in•
to the establishment Mr. Cientotte, pawn
broker, on Tuesday, mid stated to Mr. C.
that be bad two or three fine coats and &com
ber of hats which be bad purchased in Harris
burg, bat being in want el fonds be would dis
pose of them cheap. This coming.to the ears
of the polies who knew Jordan to be a rather
suspicions ch aracter, they determined to take
kiosk custody. Yesterday afternoon officers
, Hague aid Dougherty went to Jordan , .
hoes., arrested biro, and succeeded in recov
ering about two-thirds of the stolen goods. A
step son of Jordan's, named Alexander Wil.
cot, and who, - it is evident, stases accomplice
to the robbery, was in the house when Jordan
was arrested, but be !succeeded in getting on
'be emit, and them that be jumped on the
k.nivad and made his escape.
Jordan was taken before — Ald. °woos who
committed bins to prison for a further hearing.
Ere stated to the police that the goods did not
belong to him, but to another party, who
bad purehined them at Columbus,Ohio,
end placed them in his house for sale keping.
. Jordan is quite an old man, and said to
have been a Methodist minister at one time.
The Heller Tax.
We are officially Informed that the County
Commissioners have handed the duplicate, for
the collection of the Rißef Tea to the County
Treasurer ' and it in hoped that the tan payers
will avail themselves or the earliest opportu
nity to call and settle the same. As will be
seen by the sneezed statement, the county
fund, will soon be ezhaurted,enleirs replenish
ed by this tax, there being, es yet, but little of
it collected. The Relief Board is the meta
-1
time have been drawls, on the county feeds.
The following stetement hag been furnished
by the Board of the anima paid out and the
itember of applicants:
No. of Applicants. Amount.
City of Pittsburgh 772 $ 6,600 50
City of 402 3,664 00
Boroughs , 699 5,712 54
Toweships 529 5,100 00
2.302 $ 20,977 00
GaLT Eiraceaviosts.-.We hays received .
froweldr. W. A. Gildsafeney,Fifth street,a new
and exceedingly oheap editiom of this latest
work of Mr..Diekest. We noticed two previous
editions of thle - work from the press of the
Mums. Peterson, of Philadelphia—one ■t a
dollar and one at MY croft; but now, to Pot
all rivalry for cheapness at defiance, the same
have added to the editions already pnblisbed
by them, this one now before no, which reach
ee the ns phis ultra of ttornly.fies cents. For
tbisAte,theniany of oar friends can more the
sole and exclaim possession of Charles Dick--
en✓ latest work—printed in fair, legible type
—by calling at Mr. W. A. Gildenfenors. Farb
meet, aforesaid.
Supreme Cont.
FILIDAT, Nov. I.—Preseut, full Bauch.
Borough of Birmingham vu. Anderson. •r
gamest continued by Acheson for Defends.)
in Error, and bytarnsban contra. -
Ithriver ilr.Dilworth es. Munch & Co ; D. C.
end •Niinick & Co. vu. Biriver & Dilworth; I)
0. Argued by Burtwiu for blither & Oil
worth, and by G. P. Bansilton contra.
•
NOT To BLANC-A geathunan, Writiag from
the Blood farm on Chi creek, states that Pit
rick -Col li ns, th e engineer at the narrate,
Well," was not to Slime for the expiration, as
has been iatimeted. We beliese.and are. lolly
satisfied that the imposer was not to blame.
Aside from She word of et re correspondent, we
base wariness from a gentleman who wee
near by when the explosion cozened, that the
engineer wu wholly without blame.
Tarsals Orosue or Dar GoOns.—We would
refer our readers, and their lame is legion, to
the advertisensyst el Kr. L M. Burehdelfkin
umber eoleaso. He is La reheitit of aew
goodv,, aid this behig his thirifiapply - of Ibis
aawa,doe. Appeal favorably for his rudyaaler.
His stock ta well selected, hough cheap for
tusk ud he itrevervesdy to sail it oat at the
woe term,. Give his a call.
Pt
Guirry,4fdr. 'McTiernan,' charged
With anrault with Went to shoot Mr. Jackman,
plead vrilty; , ia the Crimlial-Court, to a dim
ple um alt—admitting that be had drawn an
usloaded revoker 'pow Mr. .J.—and wag
'sentenced, to pay a See of $2O and coati.
Co _
nvicrszo,—Dashr charged with se
sggravaied isaillt and battery epos Barnard
.Anti, ; beer saloon keeper, Smithfield Mreet,
was convicted vot simple mama and 'battery,
sad remanded for sentence. - -
'Coscser.-81g. Giaastionl wilt give a.graad.
CRICI . IIII Thatalay weenie' next, et Coster'
Hall, - - assisted - by ie . camber of well know*
Diutunir.. - -Di. C. 6W. 1f0.346. Penn sl,
Mewls to all brindle of the Dental protection.
• ,
r
• 11 4 2Ildair—dasi anrkalilasih., ca 'l. ISt
hut. its2l4a &sour of - / tn. Dark!
Watissrb •gat 4 dssis,Siaossis sad/4 dist
teideee' Roller Stietledi ef Andlirbijer•
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Relief
Society of the eitj of Allegfats - y wee held on
Thursday, Oct. 31st, when the Reports of the
Treasurer and Siteretiry for the past winter
were read, and a Board of Managers and 0111.
are cleated for the ensuing year.
TRElSDltlilell ;IMPORT
Is deecnolt mil/ the Ladire Anoafalion for ike
_ 'dirt at the poor of Allegheny.
1161). DB.
Nur. 1. To Balance to •
26 90
" Donation front - Temporanoo
.
1101 cistion of AAllahl
Feb. 29. To proceeds of Prof. Kidd'. Lecture,
(bandit of the &modsUoa)-- 112 80
Much 19. To preclude Guanest la Ally. 69 00
premium co---- 106
April 4. 1. Gent Wooten ettlncelptloae . to date 931 08
%trend donation to 96 76
. Batman,' dans 70 82
Total
—.----$1,273 99
1861. 011.
April b. By eaeb pd. for owl , per tali to date.l4oB BO
0 Provialool. Sig 12
• Dry GeOdil. " " 39
288 09
Given out by Masager.....-- 2DI
" Paid to We 900
By baltoca to Treaaury.------ 494
October 81st, 1861.
ascirmiimPs smar
Since our last annual meeting the direful
confusion of a nation arming itself for civil
war, has, in a measure, deadened all other
sounds, and the suffering women and little
children that, known to as individually, made
a long array of wants and aorrows, c iieem but a
handful in comparison to those, who by the
prostration of business all over the country,
are now pensioners on the bounty of a favored
few. II time allowed, and the story of Potters
ty were not so old—older than the law that,
five thousand years ago, demanded that the
sheaf should he left in the field, and the olive
and the grape angleaned, for the widow and
the fatherless—we could tell of homes forlorn
and cheerless, where sorrow, not coming alone
is bereavement and orphanage, has in its train
sickness more hopeless and palatal than we
often see where food is wholesome and apart
ments comfortable, crippled Bogen that mast
earn daily bread, poor idiot chill:tree, and lin
gering consumption without the alleviations
en has discovered pure air to breathe.
II we mild, in faithful colors, lay before you
the mitaile of the past winter we know that
from the fielde of armed men, and the sounds
of disunion and strife, many sympathies and
"material would be recalled to those at
oar own doors whose lives are sustained by ■
continual warfare against daily recurring
want. And if we waste some charity and find,
as we often do, indolence and ingratitude was
not the divine meekness of oar Master com
pelled to cry cat r Were there not ten cleans
ed and none return to give thanks save one
manger f The disciple i■ not above his Lord.
rhe 'amities relieved number 189, of the
heads of these, 61 are widows, most of the
others are women deserted by their husbands.
The remaining few infirm, sick, or intemper
ate; 396 children belong to these
families—
many of them_found unable to attend school
for want of clothes and shoes.
•
We have been aided by contributions from
various quarters. A donation from a Tem
petance Aesociation, Young Melee Gymoutic
Association, proceeds of a lecture Dom Prof.
Kidd, and dry good', Owe., batting, and other
neceesariee, trim merchants of our city.
From the beginning of December autil the
list of March, wa distributed 4 655 lbs thus,
247 pairs shoes, 152 yards wool flannel, 319 do
cotton 8 &noel, 858 do calico, 467 do-muelia,
114 do jar; 26 lbs. sulfa', 46 do sugar, 12 do
tea, 155 quarts molusee, 61 bushels potatoes,
18 do corn meal, 500 Ibr, buckwheat meal, 30
do rice, 112 do soap, 209 quarts beans, 27 lb..
candles, 21 do crackers; ■ donation of 100
lbw. beet, 16 pairs stockings, 4 bonnets, a aunt.
bar of made garments, 14 comforts, 14 quarts
salt, $2 m Cash, a few broom., and 9,100 Cub
els of coal.
We are again indebted to theme gentlemen
who have no olten collected for no, and are
glad of this opportunity to renew our thanks.
LIEF OF OFF/Cial AIM X
Robinson; Vice Pres
ident—Mrs. Trevor; Treasurer—Mrs. R. D
Thompson; Secretary—Mom E. H. Morrison
M —Mrs. Patterson, Braiding, Irwin
Kramer, Gibson, Bronot, Hays, Dale, Hussey,
Piirner,Jennings and Poindexter; Mines Tas
ting, Herron, Whitten, Fleming and Cooper.
Srshokau. DEATH —A young lad named
DAIWA Hazily, aged about 16 years, had hi.
head crushed so badly oh Saturday morning
last, nt the lock. at Felisos Danz, Berko co.,
that he was instantly killed. Young Hazily
was in the act 01 crossing the lock on the
levies, when he slipped and Cell law the water.
The wickets baying been drawn, the gates
slammed together and caught his head, liter
ally mashing it into a Jelly. -
A Maker BALLS me Owl, DAIMEITCR.-0a
Pridliy, last, Mr. Jacob floffa, of Fredericka
buig, Lebanon county, wake out with a portion
of hi. family gathering chestnut., and bad with
him a gun, the trigger of which wa. caught &y
a twig, discharging the gun, the content. of
which entered the body of his daughter, 40-
beet', an intermiting girl, aged 16 year.. - She
aspired about Ore* hour. afterwards.
RILI.ID IA A ROLLING Mts.—A young Ger.
man named Conrad Woolf, aged about seven
teen year., was killed in the rolling mill at
JohnsiOwn, on Thursday night of lam week.
While reaching across the roll. (or an oil can,
hi. knit picket caught to the machinery, and
he was drawn through between the rolls, re
ceiving tenable injuries, from which he died
in about an hoer.
FATAL ACCIDZIM—GoTIIeBday evening Isat,
says the Uniontown (Pa.) Genies, about mark,
as Jefferson Bate and George Crop were re..
turning borne trout able place is a tem wagon,
the wagon upset and tell upon Mr. Bate and
killed bon almost t ly. Crop well not
seminal, injured. Mr. Buie leaves • wile add
eight ebildree.
Tag
1:OWSZO/a Samna min BLACK Ella
Boca.—Then two Interesting plecee will be
performed at the Pittsburgh Tasatre to night,
• d the stet solar Mr. Mans will appeu In she
leading characters of bath. A visit to the
Theatre thfe evening will undoubtedly prove
profitable. •
Darr.' Crits.ter, Perrasoaew.—Among the
established institution' of the Iron City, is
DuliPs celebrated Commercial College. all
vicomitudei of busmen it always pumpers,
and.over all opposition it invariably triumph..
Other insiuutions of a similar kind have at
tempted to occupy the field ao well filled by
Duff, but Mae invariably tailed when.brought
in competition with the impeder management
and talent that stands at the heads of all de
partments of the Doff institution. To.day
this college is without • peer in the Westiand
attracts pupils not only from Western Penn
sylvania, but from almost every section of the
.Ualoo.—Traihingtail Revloio.
widener Leese. at Lombok*.
Col. Hick'. report of the Leesburg battle,
published bere for the first time this morning,
creates some atonement. His estimate co our
loss (over nine hundred mos) ie g than.
the Wit Department has acknowledged at any'
time, bet officers who ware engaged in the
battle fed understood all the facts, amen that
Colonel Hank's estimate is coder, rather than
over the mark. It also appears that the troop.
under Colonel Baker were thrown into a lent.
penny panic by the death of their leader and
the ambush into which they were led, and re.
treated precipitately towards the river. This
ligrees - perfectly with facts long ago_in the
hands of newspaper men here, bat which were
'withheld from publication for fear that the gov
ernment would complain. ifio far as the con-
-duct or the government is concerned in the
temporary suppression of the facts in thie af
fair, it memos that gill's Vary outset the Print
deal and Cabinet and our leading military
men were fully acquainted with the worm
fact, out as they, came by , telegraph and were
gathered in a moment of ezeitement they were
not credited. It was, therefore, not Po much
'because the government wished to conceal
the fact. from the people that the order wee
given prohibiting their utusmiaaioe by . tehe
graph, se it was that the government Ind net
beittve the statements made by the officers at
Edward , . Ferry to be true: The official re
ports which are rapidly , coming in will show
that the wildest reports were scarcely exacter.
attune.
OR
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tbi Moss' .sird all Intinaridtsts ports, as want
bAT,ou. 'FUT Ibritiltt or prtsmie
43 apply ob boud
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MONEY LUST-BEVEN uOLLARS
4.14..-ose rill.' and • TWO-on P•elebinalt beaks
It boloasel totba wif• of • addle/. erbei Is in iamb
Modem la It. Jewe-01l alie had. A - Mend Award
rill be paid the Asdei, if Mt at TUil 4 4.111G1L
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THE LATEiT NEWS:
87 TELZGBAP 11
RECEIVED PT THE Dmiv 4AZET7 E OFF
From 'Washington'
WabilibtiTori CITY, Nor. I.—The following
letter from Lieut. General Scott was received
by the President on Thursday a ternoon :
ILIEADQtrAtTrits i F Vitt Alt;
Washington City, Oct. 31, 1861. j
To the Hon Simon Cameron,
hecretary of War
Sir: For more then three year( I have been
oast, a, from a hurt, to mount a horse, or walk
more than a fii`w rues it a time, cad that with
mach pain Other and new infirmities, drop
sy and vertigo, admonish me that • repose of
mind and body, with the appliances of Sal ,
eery and medicine, are necessary to add a
little more to a life already protracted much
beyond the usual span of man. It is under
such circumatancee, made doubly painful by
the unnatural and onuat rebellion now raging
in the Southern State. of our so late prosper.
i
our and happy 1 .1 'ion, that I am compelled to
request that my me be placed on the list of '
army o ffi cers rate d from astir* service. As
this request is too ded on an absolute right,
granted by a recent act of Congress, I am en.
ttrely at liberty to say that it is with deep re
gret that I withdraw myself in these momex..
Lou times from the orders of a President who
has treated me with distinguished kindness
and courtesy—whom I know, upon mush per
sonal intercourse, to be patriotic, without set.
tional partialities or anodise'', to be highly
conscientious in the performance of every
duty, and of unrivalled activity and perseve
rance. And to you, Mr. Secretary, whom 1
now officially address for the last time, I beg
to acknowledge my many obligation, for the
uniform high consideration 1 have received at
your bands, and have the honor to remain,
Sir, your obedient servant.
(Signed:) Wllittttri SCOTT.
A Imolai Cabinet meeting was convened on
Friday morning et nine cealook to take the
subject law consideration. It was deelded that
Gen Eloott'a request, under the Oircumstances of
his advanced age and Infirmities, would not be
declined. Gen. McClellan was thereupon, with
the anon - mous agreement of the Cabinet, noti
fied that the commend of the army would de
volve upon him. At four o'clock in the after
noon, the Cabinet again waited upon the Presi
dent, and attended him to the residence of Gen.
Butt. Oa being seated, the Pranideut read to
the General the following order: Oa the Ist
day of November, A. D 1861, upon his own sp.
plioation to the President of the United States,
Brevet Lieutenant General Winfield Boott is
ordered to be placed, and hereby is platted, upon
the list of retired officers of the army of the
United State, without rednotion in his current
pay, subsistence or allowances. The Americas
people will hear with sadness and deep emo
tion, that Gen. Scott has withdrawn from the
active control of the army. While the Pres
dent and the unanimous Cabinet expose their
own and the nation's sympathy in his personal
affliction, end their profound sense of the im
portant public cervices rendered by him to Ma
country during hie long and briiiiint career,
among which will ever be gratefully distin
guished, his faithful devotion to the Constitn
ttoo, the Union end the Flag when assailed by
a parricidal rebellion. (Signed)
_...._{bra ~
Gan. Scott thereupon rose and addressed
the President and Cabinet, who had also risen,
as follows:
President—Thai honor overwhelms me. It
overpays all the services I have attempted to
render to my country. II I had any claims
before they are all obliterated by this express
lion of approval by the President, with the
unatiimeue support of his Cabinet. I knew
the President and this Cabinet well. I know
that the country ha. its interests in this trying
crieds in safe keeping. Their counsel. are
wine; their labors are untiring as they are
loyal, and their coarse is the right one. Presi
dent, you must excuse . me, Intl unable to
stand longer to give utterance to the feeling,
ol gratitude which oppress me. la my retire
ment, I shall offer up my prayer to God for
this Administration and for my codetry. I
shall pray for it with confidence in its success
over its enemies, and that cpeedily.
The Pi . ..indent then took leave of Gen. Scott,
giving him his hand, and nying that he hoped
coon to write him a private letter expressive
ol his gratitude and affection. The President
added General, you will naturally reel soli-
Cantle about the gentlemen ni your staff who I
have rendered you and their country such
leithlui service. I have taken that 'abject in
to coninderatirot. Priuddifitand that they go
with you to New Tork. Isbell desire them,
at their earnest convenience alter their rearm s
to make their eirthee known to me. I desire
.you, ,however, to be sunfied that, except the
unavoidable privation of your counsel and
Society, which they so long enjayed, the pro
vision which will be made for them will be
each ae to render their situation as agreeable
hereafter as it has been heretofore.
Each member of the Administration:then
gave his hand to the veteran and retired in
profound silence.
The Secretary of the Treasury and Secretary
of War will accoraptuy Gen. Scott to New
York to-morrow by the early train.
The following le the response of the Secre
tary of War to the letter of Gen. Scott r
Wen. Dareanterr, 1
Washington, Nov. I, 1861. j
General: It is my duty to lay before the
President your letter al yesterday, asking to
be relieved, under the recent act of Coupes.
Uo separatreg from you, I cannot refrain from
exproseing my deep regret that your, health,.
shattered by long service and repeated wounds
received in your country's defense, should
render it necessary for you to retire from your
high position at this momentous period of your
history. Although you are not to remain in
active service, I yet hope that while I continue
in charge of the Department over which I now
preside, I shall at times be permitted to avail
zoysia of the bentfint of your counsels and
sage experience. li bas been my good for.
tote to enjoy $ patinael acquaintance with
you for over thirty year. ; and the pleasantest
relations of that- long time hats been greatly
strengthened - by your cordial and entire co.
operation in all the great. question, which ha ire
occupied the Department and convulsed the
country for the last six months. In parting
from you I can only express the hope that a
merciful Providence, which has piotected you
amidst so many trials, will improve your health
and continue your tile long after the people of
the county shall hive been restored to their
former happinen and prokperity. f sm,Gen
ere!, v,ry sincerely, your friend and servant,
(Signed) SIMON CANT.IOI4
riec rrrrrr of War.'
To Lieut. Gan. Winfield anon, Present.
Wasineoron, Nov. 1 .—The steamer 'Reso
lute came up to the Yard yesterday alteration,
and went down to the flotilla again in an hour
or two. The Posey came up last night and left
the yard early this Inertling. Bomb steamers
report affairs unchanged down thit river. The
rebel steamer George Page is still cooped up
in Q.landeo creek, bat has wetted her way
sufficiently far in to be out of eight trout the
Maryland aids
Tete work on our enteric, ei progressing
finely, and a number of guns and Monits have
- been mounted. A few oyter panties ran the
plockade now and then, and yesterday a
schooner is said to have passed doWD. -
Experimental firing with a ten Inch mortar
we. m g e a t the Navy Yard this Morning
with a charge of three pounds of .powder f and
at an elevation of 45 9 . — A shell not charged,
weighing 102 . potinde, was projected to a dl.. of 1400 yards—the time of Bight being
about 17 seconds. The firing demonstrated
that censidorable accuracy may be attained
with the old fashioned mortar, and that a die.
lance of from 1000 yards to 2000 yards. They
are a very effective weapon.
DIANGITOWV, NOV. 1.-It may not be gen
erally known that the Hon. Jobe Btrothers,
the uncoinpromiaing Unionist of Berkley .
Springs, has been released by his captors, and
is mow enjoying good health at bit own real-,
dance. His sun, Porte Crayon, It attached to
the engineer corps of Gen. Bank's division.
Goy. Blair, of Michigan, and amts, were
yesterday guests of Birgadier General MI.
buoy, of the 3d brigade, and a citizen" ol
Michigan.
Information is being privately cirohlated in
this Section, to the effect that itplau le on foot
to surround or eat off - the supplies of this di.
vision, bat your correadondent cannot learn
'how's is to be accomplished—whether by a
concerted action of the rebels and the Mary
land diennionists, or otherwise; .nor can h e
trace the repora to anytbiog like reliable au
thority. ft is therefore probablethat it is only
a canard of the day.
rams/oil Car, Nor. 1 — Passergers from
the West report that Col,. Mullion, the hero
of Lexington, bag been released by Gen: Prier.
He was worn at Warrensbarg to-day, on his
way to Lexington to hung away: a child lag
there. This release indicates- that the Com+
mission cwt from St. 'Mine days eines
to effect the • exchange: of Cbtomelif
lige" and Peabody, aid mid. g o t
°gni - From. Col. Rowse and Mil. lifulimmi
Who . were captured at Came Jitikeorg, hag bogs
erlecemfol.
UMW 32.011 MIOPE.
lArarat of the Orannesta.
Sr. Junin, N. - F., Nov. 1;.-4he steamship
Borussia, from Liverpool on t he 234 ultimo,
bound for New York, passed Cape Race at 6
o'clock this morning. The &deices obtained
, are three cloys later.
The steassabipe Bohemian and Edinburg or.
roved at Liverpool on the 231 alt. .
The London Times, in en editorial on the
•tnerican blockade, again complain. that it Is
not effectual, and reminds the Washington
Government „that foreign . Governments are
bound to reo4nize only a real blockade. It
reminds the people of Lancaahire that the roe.
ning of the blockade by the Bermuda shows
that the cutting off the eolon supply is the
work of the South as much as the North. It
also seem, quite true that all cotton exporta
tion hie been forbidden-by the rebel govern.
meat, in order that foreign nations, especially
England, may be forced to Lakeside. in the
Americus querrel. • . .
Lintrpool, Oct. 23.—Cotton in buoyant and
has advanced Riad.; sales of last two days,
45,000 bales. Flour doll; Wheat declining;
Corn heavy and Sl.® Is. lower. Beef iliac.
herr Pork quiet hat steady; Bacon steady;.
Lard quiet at 4/3121505.; Tallow firmer and ad.
sauced la. ..
. The King and Queen of Prussia were en.
thusiastioallt.,received at Danizig and in
Berlin.•
An imperial patent orders that tares similar
to those collected lest year, be amused
throughout Austria.
There is a great abundance of money in the
Bank of Reiland, and on change, with Indica
tiotic of coatinuance. Console were quoted
at 921®92} for money, and 9.2; for account.
The Pars Patric says the. English Admi:
relay has decided upon
. plating, the ships of
war already built with iron. If the expert.
meat succeeds England could have twenty
such Is in one year. The Admiratity had
also determined on numerous defensive meae•
urea in India,•China, the Red Sea and at
Malta. . .
The London Times lays it is evident in the
face of an hellish credit of £2,000,000, that
difficulty will be experishest to p ting re
mittances to England.
On the Perichroure motes ruled at 76f Mc,
%menfolk Nov. I..:—The following prod
mation has mat been blued
IigADQUARTIII3, BLIall(0111.
Nmber 161.
To the United Stales Mars ove M e rl Mar B yland and
Provoat Hershel of the City of Baltimore':
• •
Information hen dime to my knowledge that
ear. Ito Individuals, who formerly nodded In
this State, and are known to hive been recently
In this vicinity, bearing arms stolen the an.
thority and the tomes of the United States,
have retornoJ to their fanner homes with the
I Intention set t.klog part In the election of the
6th of Novauiter, thee carrying cut at the polls
the treason tnny hove committed in the geld;
and there is lesson a's° to believe that other
individuals, lately residents of Maryland, who
have been engaged to similar ante of hostility to
the United Statue, end in actively aiding and
abetting those In arms mealiest the United
States, are about to participate in the election
for the lame treasonable porpoise, with
the hope of carrying over the State by
disloyal votes to the cause of rebellion and'
treason; I, therefore, by virtue of the authority
'mated to me to arrest all pinions or rebellion
against the United State., require you to take
into custody all each potions, in any of the
election districts or precincts hi which they
may appear at the poll, to effect their criminal
attempt to convert the elective Irsochise into
as engine for the subversion of the Government
and for the encouragement and support of tie
enemies.
NILULAX LINCOLN.
In forth, ranee of this object, I regional the
jadges of election of the several dim:nits and
precinct, of the State, in case any such person
sball present himself and offer to vote, mown.
mit him until he can be taken into ensiody by
authority of the United States; and icall or,
all good and loyal citizens triaopport thejudgev
of election, me U. 8. Marshal and his dens
ties, and the Provost Marshal- of Baltimore and
his police, in thiiir efforts to secure a hill and
fair expression of the voice of the, people of
Maryland, and at the elute time to prevent
the ballot bon Irmo being polluted by!tresson
able votes. rfigned Joaw A. Dix,
Maj. Gen. Oommatidiug.
81113311/lILD, Mo., Out 29.—The total kill
ed, wounded and missiog of the body guard Is
bl. The killed and wounded of the rebels, so
cording to -their own statement, is almost 80.
Ttie Home Guar& appears to base come out
strong. They captured and brought back Maj.
White, who was • orlaoner. and the 14 rebel,
who ware taking him to Price's camp. Last
night about 20 of them charged on Luna, Col.
John H. Pries sad 12 other rebels, killing - one
of there, 12 miles south of hero, and brought all
the rest r oo, and they are now - prisoners in oar
°amp, The teat division of our army Is cow.
log op to as by forced tuarchoo. liens. Pope
and Httater's oommands ere expectid here this
evening, sod Meltinsuy'a to-morrow. All nor
troops are in the best of spirits sad full of en.
thusisem. Gen. Fremont has taken pouession
of the flouring mills in thin county. and is rap
idly gathering supplies for the army. Price is
near the Aticansaa dale. It L . dopbtfuiwhether
he will givens battle, Thi rebel oilloata thought
that the body sexed that made Mutattack wee
2500 stung, and on their retreat swore at their
men fora set of cowards. We got about 60 of
their muskets, dropped in theiitlight. Our ad
vance is at Qmark, lb stilles south of Item
Moen of the body guard were burled prota .
day afternoon with military honors. The Ben
ton Cadet., Holtnan'illharpshooters, Oen. Pre-
moot and staff, all the suffering end wounded
guards, and.• large number of Mittens, male
and female, followed in the _proosasion. The
bodies were. buried In ono_ grave,. Into which
Hen. Fremont cast the firit earth, .
• . iihwkste, Br .
Ph•
Ontatisati. Nov. 4 .-Im:dog—Mar °pond doll
bat s oard Many, thottati prams are trachaniod: tart
at It 14424 20. Wheat eland - Inner, bar. than was
not or.:. rod - at .400244 sad wins at 1441000.
Oora atilt at 2001100; •Oatildfrfteat 200270. Ilya at
42.43nr alad early llllol4lo, . nod to aced demur.
Whisky steady. at Alto.. Prorntoaa doll, mud not .
mace Mos. Wombs dull and prize. drooplagowtsi
to the tight dainrad •
Kota, a. jat 10046 far acesptibill japer. li
clutagelfall at Kt pnonloal. •
' Myr Yost, nov.l —Rastas —Oottoallrea at su.
Vicar dm DODO Inds sold $411.024 fur 01.14, and
=.8610 for Onto. Wheat 0r,., .ale of 2400.0 bob
mgt 208u53 fs Cblosprfaj." and $1 121141 23 for
illinvankao web: Corn Ion; oaks mope tuiti at 02
WaLtyat 00%.. • • •
• Parununim, N. L—Mreadttnerllna; 11C00 bbla
of Lour add at 1111' OW EL Wheat to itesoy; 10,000 -
Imb waken nd mid at s l 22t BE, and white at jt.
4061 41. Oats unchanged; 6 Odd Nish Tallow scan at
61.630 Wbbkg at 118 .
MUM klianatd at Platindalpbta.
Th e Craig Woollen mills on ,19th street,
Philadelphia, were destroyed by Sr. Ike ' dam,
day she:neon. The loss is over. $100,000,•
and two hundred operative" are thrown oat of
employment. The mills were ensiled on
government contracts.- The Philadelphia Prete
saver "The mills belonged to the estate of .
Seth Craig, deceased; aloe, the boilers, snipe
and driving aschieery. Teri loss here Aloast
is estimated at $6O 000, apon which there is an
insurance of $5.000 on the building" in the
peasevivinia Inserance'Company, of this city,
SO 000 os the boiler", engines and machinery, .
$16,000 of which le in the Yalta 'Usenet*
Compariy,'6l 'Hartford, Connecticut; lid .the
balance as Philadelphia and 'eastern: comps.
Hies. Jobs Frazier, a manufacturer of wool. '
len good', had about ninety looms, and
machinerrin Me place, 'IL of which were to
tally destroyed. 'Ms lots will ready about .
$10,6P0, and is "impaled. to •be partially in
" Kr. Watt is aal:red to the amnia of $lll,.
000 in the: Canimonwealth and Fire-and 'Lite
Insurance Companies of this city, and • rultori
'ad one or twoother companies of New York .o"
MAlN'cr Gotrantratar Walton*" ClaY ,
DUD IT Tall'alllll/114•..04111P7. KO-1111411*Tlit•
SCSI TRIUNA 'friend writes Inv thy* tbe
Wheeling la f elltrnow, froth Grafton * thai on
last Banda,' bigot; at half-paan alma 0'444
unsay arthed *Wash" *lathed a Ws% of
twelve wagons, at Jiaksoniille, Leiria entity;
Va., 16 tat tea from Weston. They Ind's& the
drive* wounding foar—oni'or two earnrily—
bat killed moos. - Tboy capttirad the *agog',
and all the tonsil but:three.- Captain Row
laud's etvall7 company, stationed at Weston;
went in malt of the rebate. iad It was thought
be woold•naptura arthe orifice.- The thsYtaia
A. doinrigtustainioe in and ebo>ytLowis nounty:'
sends **siting parties'oat tirely night, and
they *try 'rarely • return without gamma - The .
"seceek" in 'that *natty ere` ery much enragQ
at.'he Captain's eoeru is bringingthath to
- • Watts HATrlabuts.
,
Ihattitilinto 04.111.—k teittpudetskiltdialt
is said to Saint betwitia Governor CtirtjA tad:
'coloist - Thosu A. Zolgitir, kick it , is exp.
pootte - will probibly kakto-tite disbasaling of
Toolitiont. , The Pilladolpitia. PaPeni Le- ;
41.144 e6lltOYtd Ihl tipsiest •turitb. 143 - so(
(*Mut :Mob Ziseter, lumens. ii the ....111eCiel..
lea regiment, Teeletteriavtl Salty:
with the Geletwet. -- • .
VitfittßßClAL RECORD
P/TTBSIDRONI BLUM* Zth.
op+etaify q a Pfraerarim
Puma, Nommtbar 1, /INTL
VLOWL—The markat boa amismpase 00 pastioalar
clump The daamod Ls Mod/Irate, elate prima ma
Steady ind lriy Maintained. Pala of 1711 balm lamity
at $5456,20; TT do do, in taro lota, at $5, $6.15 and $6,26;
203 do da from wharf pa private term.
OSCOCRISS—tits desitsd. ISt Groarria• continue.
l ight, whits pities are .late!:..:. of tibia Eager at
10q 47 Sala iiOIINIK is btu, at 600; 40 h.p Rio Cogs
at 11 31017 e. •
BUTTIII Asa atIGIS—Tbe dm. for Atattat is
Malted, with • supply la motet oo I • atably lit sr
ten of the glamatia; Nal* of CVO Da ko ItoU at. Lio.
las lit g•ot request, visti miss of 1 bbl sad 100 dcs
at 1.1a.:._,..
BACtoli.: - bontinaes vary dull !
ant, bowtmir, say asap. Is raw. Irak or LOCO
Shoulders at 6%i.
GILLEN AIPLll3—to CM minima and pekes silo
!km and advAnolug; oats In tiro iota of 82 bblo
$125 to VA° iiebt
••
I faX l . ll lD—lmprovlaatialla from Ant haada of 00
bush at $l, wad 30 do from store at 11,16.
01 / 1113 11S—wtoad7 bot anchanpd; eal, or 40 balm
W It, fa two lota, at 630.
WHlLLT—ttrattaala of 110 boob prita• Rid Rad at 060
41115.
11 . 1 11.1-iaintasugwi; with i tali of 160 hhi• No t et
$1,60 * 6bl—dellvtrod..
•
°arum att—a.thnise to haprckve, 7•4747.
being Malted and prices ad rumfog. The current
rates now Goat wh9rf ars from 0 to 10::
776Y—Eatsst teaks 0112 hada at pep ton.
4
01D.116-241a of 9 Common at s l ooVbbi, and
Co choke area at IL ebbs
. CHaSTNUTa—plenty Iowa; sale 01110 herb at
huh.
14 111.411T—tiaohaaged, with a ode of 11 bbla Coo.
mon at 170 p 3111--esah.
liteeetpts of Produce,
dammed will be ttund a statement of the rsodpte of
doccr, grain, etc, by Blew end Itatlreed toe the SI
liciirs„ ending lest seining I
Bjf Saarool-121 bin chine, 2 tble tater, 2 bss
do, 43 cots Doubts., 9 oble cider, lyt phre leed,9 boll
ego, 140 &esteem, 11 do ewe.. ,
/4 , 1ti05r..-1900 b0b d00r,4442 1,19,14,10 bbl
Jetsam, 403 ohs milt laid, 894 do con, bode been.
.129 bop, 90 sheep. 25 bee candles, 48 de moss, 2 7 toes
pig metal, 4 pots beet% If do muds oil.
imPona by itlyer
LODISVILLIt—par ogimPsinna-661 bbis
169 an anent, Marks & cm 10 tads tobacco, 3 &
cokes 871 au when 8 Tllonnody t Om; 8 Milo /pip
In. a r Mann
01 .8171815A/7—per Ids May-5 bble oicFbconnin
& Lang; 76 Ors eaudloa,ts do nap.' Bons & coffin; 8,
* boo comodas, 8 Indoor 1 bx badironi, Whluaore,•
Wolk& Dad: 1 ass 4 Xoppbacon Js co, 8901 mots
when, ft 'V Kennedy a bro.
Z ALNESVILL6—per Laois arlict-/60 Cat,
Edgerton • iluiworc- ID bf bbl. a 4, 31. empt• bas,
abodes & Vernon 88 do do, Pponctr & Oman; as toss
pig Iron, IL 0 nom* 100 obio Cur, 10 ago butioc,4
Limn it co; 17 dodo, 108 by nail Ind, DOI don'
bbts, atr LOmis Macao; 10 lan 0 3 Lot sdo do,
mortar 100 boli grogram A Noun; 17 nab Inapt,
Dbl. ' bons, 1 do eggs, 1 kg boner, Olaraial oo; 79
bald boil/ an: 00 do do, DJ do 'beep, CI Willtam4
45 oil IA Bstchecoun; 48 [thing bolo, 00 .0. mill
ton, 190 oace,Thos 801 l & 2so do mill fotal,A
anon,
1 01811LI80—per John 7' 111iDointoo-81 kgs bat.
tor. Bki toils inner, Obwks &,00; 43 on wheat J - 1..
Kook; IS no potatoes,
mol7 Yummier; 0 Obis sweet pm
08Ween 59 [hayw, B Godfrey; 48 do do
6do sack., r' In Wit OR 8 - balm wadding, Jaos
.
alai; 18 tibia hull, 14 no tooth, ex, McfJalloogix, Donn
a co; CI empty Olga, Lind. Bono t a:1 Inter, J
Hiles; 6 Dbl. oil, IP • a ull co; 10 an. pig . metal, ,
binick & balm gam 8 Brogan 8 bias gram&
alma; 17 bbl. Boar, 8 thong; 10 bgs tnitionst
liar, 10 a. earn, do Manna, J rotsiL• 10 11 0 bap
boctwhost Boar. I' Jed; 80 .8. pastin, no • leas.
•
Impatts by 111mIlreacT e .
Fiat na& IT Warn Camtado Lutaaao.
N0v.1.-1 tbl chea:mus, 8 aka Bather; 1 bbT MM.!,
Bdo appl4, H Et Jack; 10 ski feathery. B A Tfabsea•
sock ma bbd. B firem; Bdo a der, jll/11011
Dollen A son; 4 tibia / eft fat her., 2 bid borma.
a 13 4 20. 1 20 k0. 7 bit a /c
.rneda, 1 et, MI Dna .11.:
B Toarnsead - MT; 6 W l.wk.. 81aWhIneacy, Ben B.
O TI 1 2 4 PIP Twd e BB - trmory; 1 - bbl War e 1 Els tree,
Wm iftooUy cm 1 bbl 'Dauer, Jodi Saner; 1 bpi
eggs,' a Bud Lid 44 co
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celdwaialm Prnsallaaa BanlWare—Oo'ober BO
boo drama Ei ILlddle; 100 do do ; B Camdleld 00;
1 In dried Croft, J 0 Cartoon 1 tda hardware, Jams
Boyd it co; 1 So, J L lamminbticre •
. •
mints, Brawl..
The river at this post amttuare to recede ekrwly,
with a 1.110 Imam by the make leei evening. Th.
11.1ther feseerLy ektridNres sad trumwed with
indicatkue of ralo—'....The entente were the IRWIN
from tieltlpolte, Mete Martin from Zsmandlle and
auglonexoa arid Idetiday Dom Cloottnall; ell with
good tripe. The Bann hod 210 too. of Government
-Defeat froMeloclumn to Pirkenbreg..-.—..Thete
sae tot • Merle departure beyond the regular Getty
lickete--...There wee . Inch 010111' movity appar
ently on the whorl than tor • day or too peek If..
r eo l l" J :}o2 2GrenVel.rtllght...Whlle Abe .44.
runts sere brew liars cauel. lb. Linden km a
Rood rim of freight tivoily an day, ai hod oho rise
Pilots slims To. Radius afto got considetalik }D
eluding about Wr tom of Government Imola, combo
lag ot army cliblog, realism, for the amny to Weft
' er• Pirelli —.-ir h ar listed r _ttuit Romero 211,M10
tow of 'light to illartenall 'for the Seel; but theritit.
root emote Wit amenft lifts coming orlird so
fail es the Panueyftrlit Railroad our Dirty it es*
wed If the Reltliore Ohio Road eriteapen
the rftemboate 'mold do. 'laud om sow:
The Mikeellog piglet for tc-der ft 'the Mitierm, leer•
fag at 11o'clock, Blie connects at Medias slit the
nes mouser Grey legit. tor Parkenbarg.............Tha
Ohminnatt packet for today le t nden. Mt
leave thin afternom Poldthely: l b .'Florence. Capt.
Drilieli, is also annolicid to live kir OD genie glint
this mentos.. ...-.l3mt. Moonier the Prima Imlmam li
rye be Wll ga...031/ today ler 111L' Louie reflierit
Os Wilke emu 44 card, gm liget &MAU
steamer I:00. Parlry j Copt. Perry &own, ft anliabood
for anebusall sad Lotdrilll• on Tueoley-L'..„-..ltie
punctual 'learner thidtak, Cep} IL' Vat. rumor to
GlainpidliCthle rendes ea rituals} 4 p.m Ali comm.
'pare ehm outlet, Mr. Joiner Mcey, Om walla*
midenoeof Ithe P li ny to the Grafts byeuliteg •
Into the beads otter Wanly. This twereartng Mean
kolcptsee at ZramMile, Ohio, air Thursday
The augio &moo, apt. Dduotl, le assoustat
dolman sod RC Lonna as .11litateday
~n6tic~~Mica.
Fl • • 1.1 OR :GA lIN or
MOULDS minattittattdlyat APOLLO
_illitet• between, Market sad_Waod. Presoblos,
- i PAD% DAT, At 1034 oaloeh , w ra;AaA•T ‘ p,.
WiDNDSDATElTltutifit,l.ettin, it redoes. Mt
public eft ummxicealty iirttad lAttut. ewllt
jr7frXLDBB T. p. atiotizZVEK, Frio
•01-ir clpol of Pleasing Hill Seininoty, irlll pros*
for the DOWN= Cloogroecolon, Is DAVIS Wal t
alleommy TO MOAROW (Lord Del - sle:
10)4 L oln, at I and 7 o'clock. ilonica
kw M. mond= 114 Cbmisnurion. The public am sr
opoctfally invited. wiled
wiles *unman listoz rocs UollPOrt.
Ali Pittsburgh; NOT. ist 1004
E OT 10 N rOßglitlVlTtrat
"Mammas of thti romptor. to seen far the
asselog vs, will Oa held a* the Mee, 10 91 Water
*restos Tilldag2. tit v.lith Vat
hours.of 11 a. a.mtd ,I
rstdAtti . adnixer;
!IMAMS hilla Oostiokri
HGVNiabettilailW, .
, 411 4 111IXOTION• FOR 7"
WAN Tanis 6i-
11110T0101. to lima' Ibt aavatait - timbal
'lora, WW Oa kW at tbo Bask, on 1110aPAY;
11th lad. between ttotolock a, es. and f s'ato.la p. a.
'NUM z• . . JO 1121 •D. BODLLY, Omplat.
fAN. ELECTION -for Inroad's-of
therNaoltmill had MU* NaektopNons•
on MOAD&T. Novae**, 18,1114 ImemoM tee boiler
*lll a. ea. =de p a no mum* emote* limo!.
bolder, alti b Mad as tizoooT. Notamam
(oon) - riaLmositor. 0100-bor. ,
Cross's Ban, Ilaiturtb, yet ss, UK.
g2ptear XLICTION for Thirteen Direct
tow beidattbli
Mina ON iffalatible,prozkoci,
Winos she bow* 0 10.1uis. aid pas, ••-•
The mad misting ottiockboidue urn 90 JPI!ilt 0 , 4
SUBFIDAY. Not. AA at o'r.lixt a. a:•
TAN'DO6III. Add*,
u.as tart russi.vo437oo6l.
`AN JILIOTION for , Thirteen Di
. teigorior ile. taa;toslovicauzisiiiiiir
oabot pair, will to !Ma al lb. Ilaakbap liven. as
bIONDAY. Nov: 1W bottom- lbw loon of- It LIN'
sad 2 p oa.
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at tho booktnglkkhroarllftlDAT: T 00 0.541.-12 p.
cAdook W. a. beadjin •J. ITAIIIMJI.Eboatoo: .
Koiert, EuorioN. fOr 'Ditiotcoii of
Mb bulk: to . sarig 'foe tiii'esindai6ear,..viu
14 - ludd ist the liaistlist Iloal.,Vitheliktursytf
erakberi-bstran us - burrs •••44d0011k-si
• The *mad 1111eliqiig at Vtor oldenvlriP
Impl4 itterS•oking- Ibilsokoir.rptp.ts,th. isle
dly.or Km ail°, ohatoqc !was-- - •
- - • W.,ooolll4.omalat
- - Pittottrydg. umber 17i zta.
ira!AN EIXOTION cor - DIRWAVRS,
of etibi Bault .attaa Mkt smith* • rot;
lilt be held at Its %Oink nowt, at KONDALI L Aw.
Mabee 1044 betw.ait:ibe: tom of. ,10,,otolrs a.m.
4t101111.1.4. spool I rig a ter i fetit
on TUMID/IT, ltay.llX at 10 o dal* a.*
colt And - •. = .ORG. D. Jernlltiliti Clakke.
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pooh oo 1101f0/11te the lib dirr vt Jilotrobormlq,"
unmet SW IleoloolOI",11, tot Oho oligpOoo OWN&
tag Came el Oospin lot Ibi omotrel
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A 4 0710, Otdo - ' Henry Ancor, do
hat B Gnu, Grotaihdd A.O Foram, Bearer
Bd Tinker, 0. valued ' Wary reeve, doz '
tom. *soya, Womb, Ps
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titigoo, Ossontbirg 111 Collhor, Hotristlacill•
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It litliamsortN Bright's J A Itagese•Ao
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•id L i. o°, Noblaotown 111 fortgay,tiattoo,
NATIONdI. 181, Wasme skim.
Thom Taylor, . JBhephy Paton..Broak
II Pedro, Ooonelinllli 11. thaptialf. Mum co
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47 Lt 111.
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2111 lb ...dicks Apploo—uolsotel.lrult,•
101 quart osus of klub Poiches,
100 eot.Pouttoea,
Te dean emu, Brooms,
110. 4o Wooten llaurro (*soul (Leon,
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VAN ,GOICIMIL,
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011M:1TM:a - 6-.-12 bus prims,,Ohest—
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pia button malt far mile by -
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nr.sevey l 4 ,6 )!•" l F l ? 7 - ' ' ' S&L
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momel cmseezet,llW trasheme4l.llf,toAittled.
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