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WEDNESDAY G, SEPT. 10
:41 7 FAIRS.
gartorzz ,
is PAPER .OF THE CITY.
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MMOIDLIXII - 0•1; OIIMMATIONIII for the
GdietteliY, S. Blom, Optician, Ito. 55 Fifth
stre4 7 -aneeelded daily : - •
EEMME=!M
9'o'elook, A. r 80
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Theß/41'01ItnentAn Allegheny County.
The followintare the °Metal return" of the
-,. , 1,,- . .
numbered men in service in POLlll,lifitall
organisations, from Allegheny county, to
r.. . . .
gethewith those in m , iles in other, ergot
nations:7 - The figures aie _ prepared by Mar::
"hal Murdoch, from the data famished by the
deputies, all of whom discharged their dation
in a very satisfactory manner :
Pitabieys: • • Pa. Bur.'nab'. Other Orem.
First Ward... 141 22
Second Ward......... ...... .. . .86 ' 24
Third Ward . 291 47
Fourth Wsrd. 215 , $5 '
Fifth -Ward. - ..: 878 r -_ r s4
Sixth - Ward • 843 69
Seventh. Ward - • 11l 14
Eighth Ward ,'252 35 •
'
Ninth Ward • ' 199 15:
:4111koleaq. • -‘ •
/Int Ward 25 5 25
&mond Ward 245 38
\ Third Ward 882 47
Troth Ward 473 79
Sororgba.
hatingbain 302. 39
onongahela 65 6
Smith - Pittsburgh..._....... 142 49 -
1111mbetlf..' 104 28
'
Tim wine ' - 121. - 6 -
'-West-Pittaburilr • •74 •6 -
Manatee/sr ' •• 169 ' 38 -
Lawrence:mills .-- .... ..„. 139 22 .
East Binninghlati..- .. .. .. 162 . 30 _ .
Shirpslstirg • - ..... -... - 68 16
Sewickley - - ' • +- 63 7
Westßilsabeth.:-... .'.. :: ... 50 .17
Takentim"...; - 1 9O 5
Dagitesaa..' ' :... 97
. 8a1dwin'........ ...............69 ---)
9
Collins 96\,__, 18
Cliartbere ' 51
3
fiquthi - ayett,e .. ': .. ....-.... 57 3 .
East, Deer ' - - ,57 ' 6
Sioirffik - , ••• ' 30 • 6 •
Wilkins.; - 162 .' 'll
-- Pine-. 4- .... ;...-. 22 _ ' 8
Ohio • - ... ...- 56 if,.
M00n.:..; ... .. . . .... ..... ....... 39 1 -
Jelfesson.... r --- ..... -- 102 10
McClure - 71 10, .
- WestrDeer 61 : ~8.,
Union ' 123 - 6
- Eletott.. • 82 - 4
Pee Mos,...; - • 164 • 7
Yawn- .. -...-- ..... .. ..... 96 5
Oresoe;t . -. 5 2
RielAand .. . ... ......-... ...... 50 1
Patt0n......--;.-4...... -62 -
. Shale: --- - 48 5-
Reserve 151 16
Hampton - 29 -
Sewickley ..... -......-........ 39 2
-
Versailles.. .. ..... -...- 146 12
North Fayelte.,- ..... -.... 27 11
Upper St. Clair 52 -
Neville.. ..... ....... ::..... 17
blellandie 17 3
-
Franklin - ......,......: .;, ..... .... 20 2 .
Fitt:-.....»...-:................ 153 7
Plum. .. -...:-.. ...... ...-- 96 1
Elizabeth ' --.... 278 13
Mifflin . ... . . .:....---......... 126 . 14 -
.
Ross - ---. - ...:. 79 11
~
Robinson .. . —.-..-....- 67 12 • 1
Lower StAlair... - ' 264 32 :
-Total - • 8414 1060"r _
=- The total number enrolled, -and subject to
----military duty, has not been footed up by the
Mershal, as , that duty pertain,' to the Commis
demir t 4 superintend the.draft.
The.queta for Allegheny county is -....10,593
In servicte,Pennsylvania regiments 8.414
,
Due on draft
Yvan this will have to be daunted all who
lave Waisted dna the anrolliaent was made,
and all Who may enlist op - till the day of the
&lift, which,' froth! present indications, will
be oar 1.,000 last. - The draft will be very
light, and will only fall in certain quasterz in
dicated In the above table.
` - The 00 Tnide.
TA* Oil City Beg. ter says : The basintie
lias bean fair this week. The low. stage In
, •
thazivarluee prevented any large transactions.
A erozudderrable amount is tieing hauled down
to.thlaPoint by teems. Holdeisara generally
lirm at 90 cents to $t per barrel' ak the walls.
We beim no Means a iseerrtalaing Ole amount
on hand at the wells along lhei week. The
Eastern markets - are generally Arm at 16 to
17 wants for crude. Itefined is held at 30 to
35 bents. ~Freigbts to Pittsburgh 60 to 75 eta
following amount received-at
in/different warehonse4 for the weer . ending
Septemberld • '
'Mk& Rock Oil (10.---/teceived - 2,713 - bbls.
oil ; 917 tita ;
_received 789,ampty
•
Smith & 642bbis. oil ; ship
ped 1,340 bbls. oil ; received 619 empty bbls.
1 -- Hanna's Vrarehousif.z-lteoeived 1,536 bbbi.;
shippedl,99s. 4 1Useeive6 2,502 empty bbls.
' ' Tits Thome, Commits*, appointed by the,
'meeting! tett fei the purpose of raising
Regiment. Icir . General Coruoran's Brigade,
ICI illaßilli the oirme of A. MoTighe, Esq., on
Fifth street, near Grant, on Wednesday after
-noon, 8epf...1.0, - at 4 o'clock. A full 'attend
lanes is requested.
The following gentlemen compose the com
mittee:
John MeDeritt,
Hon. J. E.ldoorbesd,
Jima.
Palk. gem
• Bobt. Watson,
Moth Conant
O ' Briat,
.4km:o Leonard;
Wm, W. 1, 70t4,
G.A.. B. Tettermari,
„Jame O'Connar . ,,; •
;Ala Cbmidurs,...,
i*GustulKeKut
James Idel.ulej.
Hem7lisCullatigb;
James Parke. 11'..
A.3lcTighs, .
W. Smith. r
o W. Blekotsons .
John Mooldn
R. 7. Boirhi,
I p iogoz:Llarbong , h,,
ams ttrabaru
Algoonon -
John D.ScuUj, •
John Harper._
Bob,..Tatrick:
IVAID - •
1 seas ot.the Bourth Ward. aro , requested to
',nest on this, 'Wednesday evening,' the 10th
Asst. 1t .eelock,: at ;the 'Potato.•School
house. A fall attoit'daner is teggested.
, - W. War.t.tos,
. • Joe. Yttrxxxs,
z.Jan id'Autatr' '
7 - - W. RilitTflii; •
El.l..anneni, .Is.
;th.:Wase. vie.Oantairro;--The citizens
*l4hicllakland Scheel- District,. Pitt toy/n - 4
'ship; ar► 'requested tomtit this (Wednesday)
irsining; Slept. 10thp'sit - the School . House -on
jilsopyltsilit Arcade; for their:rpm of Oil.
rolling themaidres into.ozie of more ignite''r
iminrinies for the defence of the State, under
thiProelamittion *flint Governor:.
; • 'Tiesarte.r.Thi = ever :papillae dream of
' - "thuds Tom's Cable - rill be'riprodnosd to
., faith% at.tho th eatre in splendid stye. AS it
twin 101:11, Woe 'loos it ha ban perfonn
t;sdli wsespeet to Ire *rest old fashioned:Uncle
To andisnesjintsent, l The piece has been
attengljessr. endue , understand that *Very
arid*, of this. sairlient stook company, rill
14117/0/It. Oorrarnor.—intahrter-Dert;
gar, who was shot att"Moiday night by Ed
wardSsire, is in a critical eonditioir t though
- Inay-posaibly.. recover. _The _bleeding,
whiektrasatre.prolase, through the (kill and
attention of Dr. Walters, has bean arriActir
irrittheehanear for; recovery are 'cottonseed
slander. _
.Pat ,
Onn. — Aomosor.—Jacob Moja as am
of abs Polinsylviogo Itiiitosd, had hti
‘•14011 - arm bully 4:nutted,- yesterday - atty-.
I\ to*.whll• lo the sot of oopplizg airs It the ,
0. 1 .11tii? ot;; • Xt that amputation
Vul
Swineliattray, Oirmesit.batited.llll
Atli layer jaw brolmn,laat *TWEE, at s piti- 4
1:707,)I 00 1 ridlietod-Sch. wawa,.
,
:)-Jimamewatiott motional' Daviditeed, Esq.,
Campbell 13. Amtemid was admitted to prao
iiealLthe Clouts of Alissiway oo_untr.
lipeelal•lnetractions Relative to the
• • Draft.
The - following are the Instructions Issued
; to the Commissioners of the several counties
throughaut the ,State, directing the manner
in which the draft is to Imirnade. It will be
seen-that each district will get due credit, and
where there is an doers in any district it will
go to the credit of theremaining districts.
MI persons enlisted since - the enrollment are
-to be credited, and any district in arrears, can
offer, the men as volunteers at any time up to
the diva! the draft, an thus "estiiii. All
persona wider twenty. one are exempted by State
tap. The instructions are at follow'
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• - - ilvicarynt °manure,
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Harrisburg, Sept.' 6; 1862: j
To Cottnaisnoneiof County :
S us:—You will herewith receive a copy of
General Orders iff6.121,' issued by the War
Department; giving partieular instructions as
to:_the min! and organisation of drafted men,
or - of volunteers received' in. lieu of drafted
men, 'Yon . will "exaiiiini the' oideri morally
'and tiny out their direeilonrfaithfully.
The quota for your earintY to nil the several
reqiticitions made upon this Mate by the WM.
Department, is • • mint • • • '• •=- •
You will apportion tide quota to the differ
ent towashlphborsinghs. and wards in your
county, in: accotdance.: with . the enrollment
mad , by.the Marihals, of men subject to
Lary _lt will not be made, however,
until the appeals are, held, and the claims to
exeMptiOn are decrided,iss cumin be justly
ariortioned until the exact' ritmber of men
actually subject to military duty in each tisL
trim Is ascertained. • •'. - •
When the proper proportion of each sub•di
vision of the county is determined, in accord
ance with the men actually subject to mili
tary duty, you will ascertain from the enroll
ment, the number of men each district has
now in theservice, and credit it therewith on
its quota. In this credit, men enlisted in the
regular arninin the marine service, black
smiths, bridgebuilders, carpenters, teamsters,
.oilerlis, dot., and - men enlisted in regiments or
oompanies organised tinder the laws of other
States, are not' to - be einbriteed: - You will
credit only for nien'enlieted the-volunteer
regiments andoempanies reef:ignited ind Com
missioned by the Governor of this State.
You will also observe carefully to guard
against the same men being credited in two
districts. In. some instances, young men;
whose parents reside in one district, have been
laboring or temporarily, residing in Knottier,
iTt
and there enlisted ' ; anhey,may be Credited
on the enrollment in both. When you - detect
any such Cate; give the credit to the district
where the person enlisted was pursuing his
lawful calling or residing at the time he en
listed, without regard to the residence of his
If any districts in your county .have turn-
Itithed more. than their
,quotes, you, will ascer
tain the aggregate of such excess, and appor
tion.
it as a credit to the other districts of the
county; in accordance with the enrollment.
If any companies or squads of men in your
county have been mustered into the service of
the United States since the enrollment was
JlLitttiyol2 will, it possible, procure - copies of
the .rollirnf such companies. or squads, and
credit them to. ; the proper districts in which
the men resided.: .. . .
Although, - the orders of the War Department
required the enrollment of all men between
the nee Of eighteen and forty-Ave years, the
militia laws of this State-exempt from 'military
duty all persona under etreity•orte pare. Yon
will, 'therefore, when holding appeals, erase
from the list all persons whe establish the
fact, to your eatisfaction, that they are under
twenty-one years. You can examine such
persons under oath when you are not other
wise satisfied. .
You will.at once give notice by hand bills,
that on the TAth day of Septemlber, you will
Propped to draft for each district, the number
.of men necesssrf to SU -
itsquota, unless the
district fernishesthe man as volunteers on or
. . _
'before that day. State in your hand bills dis
tinctly, that each district can offer octet tears
to fill its' quota .on
on the day the draft is to be
madoiand thusetiolate the drilt oatiiely,—
'Such volrosteem may he offered you at any
,timer Mayan are not authorised -to rustiest
them until the day fixed for the draft. ' •
' Should yon find it Impoesible to Maltirtite
draft on the 15th of September, you will notify
the Governor by mail or telegraph, as may be
necessary, and name the earliest day, on,which
it can be made. Upon satisfactory assurance
'that due diligence will not enable you to make
the draft on that day, the - time will be extend
ed, bqt the extension wilt not exceed five
days-
Par special instructions as to how you will
proceed to make the draft, you are referred to
General Order No. 99, of the War Department,
already fantis bed you. "
All necessary expenses to complete or facili
tate thedraft, including printing, clerk hire,
toc.; will bepald by the-United States govern
ment.; 'Such expenses be distinctly stated
In your bill, to be .made out "in duplicate
against the United States, verified by affi
davit, and returned to this office for approval.-
' lon will have printed as many copies of the _
following notice as you believe may be needed
in :your county, - and' deliver one, with his
name written therele, to each man exempted
on the grounds of conscientious scruples.
- To -- : Yonax•hereby notified,
that bavingbeen exempted from military duty
because of conscientious scruples against bear
ing arms, in accordance with section 2, article
VI of the Constitution of Pennsylvania, yen
will bei held liable to pay to the Common
wealth such non as "an equivalent for per
sonal terries" ai the -Legistatur• may direct
hya law enacted for the purpose. ' -
Respectfully, Eta Sttxxx,
- Secretary oldie Cogsmoystpeath.
Central Board of Education.
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The Cattnal Board of Sdadation . met on_
Tull:Way evening, Sept. 9th.
Present, Messrs., Brush, bancan, Haiti
son,'Hititter, Lowe, Marshall, McAuley, Ser
pent and-Higley, President. -
The; minutes, of the preceding meeting were
read and approved.
The monthly report of the Principal of the
High School was read and ordered to be filed.
The monthly report of the Secretary wee
read and ordered to belled.
Warrants were authorised in payment of
the following bills, yin :-
Pittoburgh Gazette, advertising $19,25
Pittsburgh Dispatch, advertising 15,00
' wining Chronicle, advertising 2,25
Pittsburgh'eet, adverti s ing 2,00
Hugh Beim, Cleaning-High Sehool.—... 12,60
Borah SlDbury, cleaning colored school 6,00
Chas.. Elisbury, whitewashing colored
, school.. ....... .... . ................. ....... 3,12
On motion of Mr, Marshall, the several
Ward' Boards' were recommended to open
Hight Schools lit their respective 'Wards - ort
the let Monday(6th) of October.
On' motion of Mr. Singh an appropriation Of
$lOO Was made. to each-Ward for the Night
Tar Izmir prospects for
the filling up of this iegintent are very en
warming, and but little doubt* is now enter
tained of its' oltimate rooms; Recruiting
Mears have received authority from the coml
mittee who have the matter In charge, and
enlisting has already commenced. This is au
ereellent oppertufilty. for the'patrlothilrieh
men to enter the service under the .00mteaud
of one °Cite': own countrymen, the gallant
Corcoran. ' •
floor Sainin far Wks, nitsimi'' and chit
dreg, at 2doOlalland't Auction.
T. J." MOUS has .reeelved authority from
the Committee on ..Milititry -Organization to
recruits company forth* Corcoran Regiment.
His hsadqttarters are at the Washington House,
ha the Diamond, where those of our Irish fel
low citisens wishing to enlist can enroll their
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$00! Burrs for ladle', 1111sses' , and obi!
411o;iot XdoCleitand'o Motion. , , -
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AOIIIIIOIIII.I4OVS SAL, of •herses, carriage,
Sleigh; household furniture, in., on Thursday.
.mornlng,./3eptember llth, at 10 o'clock, et the,
late. residence' of Dr.' T. Dlokion, No. 269
Penn street. Bee adeertlsomeuL
lbrfies Perris ,
and . phtwen at the Idesonle,
Halt Auction
0.861, NO. 246, Penn it.,
attends to all branches of - the Dental pref..-
'lon.
Boort Air.o anogkat 55 Fifth 'street.
'Boom iitt Sam if 45 FinkailTat
BoanwtoD43nou at 55 Fifth greet.
Boots AID 680=81 t6S BLfth Area.
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NOTES PEON THE CAPITAL
(Corespendenai of the Pittsburgh Gazette.
WISIIINGITON, Sept. 7, - 1882.
It is quite well anthentieated, or at least
-seems to be so considered, that a body of soots-
Sion troops has crossed over the upper Poto
mac, and advanced upon Frederick. ' How
many is not now knoin publicly. The num
ber given ranges froui 400 to 40,000. Bat
.
.figures in our campaigning don't amount, to
much you know.' rot instance, the 17,000
prisoner* taken by Pope in Friday's fight.
.. Besides those said to have advanced oik,
-Frederick, and which are supposed to have
crossed the river at. Harper's Ferry, others
are rumored to have passed at Point of Rocks
and to be advancing on this place via the
- Frederick, Rockville and Washington turn
pike. Others again crossing at Edward's
Ferry, are held to be making the shortest
time towards the Relay House, Annapolis
Junction and Baltimore.
MILT Is Tittle 7
In relation to this question it is difficult to
write. One is menaced on either hand. There
'era certain known facts, not proper at pre
sent to state, which restricts you on that side,
And on the other a vast sea. of rumor and
baiting spermlation upon which one versed in,
Wishington social, hotel or, street gossip, re
fuses to embark,. Toil will know befclie this
_
letter shall reach you, facts which are only
dimly foreshadowed now, and whietrAturn if
well established, it were not well to state.
&OA I leave to the all.antiihilating tele
graph. .
That the Governmen t ears a movement
in the direction of 'which I have been speak
ing, If it is not already filly advised of it
there can to no room to doubt. Ere this
reaches you it will not be contresad to state
that vast 'movements of troops have been
making yesterday and to-day. Siimner's corps
moved on Friday. ; Burnsidn's bronzed veter
ans passed through on the same day; ..Last
-night, with cheering, which woke the ,echoes
and made the town reverberate,' Franklin's
whole corps, eery strong, .'moved pelt Wil- .
lard's: At about one, o'cldot (midnight) Mo
can's divisien" our 'own - favorite Reserve
Corps, moved titrough thecity northwaid. The
rear guard passed about 5. The roar of wheels,
the roll of drums and the hum of ten thou
sand voices went mingled up under the peace
ful light of the fall moon, through all the
hours of the Stammer night. This morning,
all the by-ways and lanes, each shady tree
and fence had some deeping soldiar-rthe de
bris of the great forces that had sureit past.
The trains of wagons extended for m iles along
all the great thoroughfares. Ambulances,
sutlers wagons, mules with panniers and
chairs for the wounded, army wagons with
supplies of all sorts for the moving hosts,
squadrons of cavalry, batteries of artillery—
a pIiMOISEISIOt extent and variety not to be
surpassed--still filed on until high noon ruled
the heavens. I will not State on what roads,
and to what 'apparent destination they are
pressing forward. Baffles' it to sly, these
combined,corps mate an army-formidable
in numbers, and under a capable commander,
they would be Invincible.
Tuna* DURIN. •
Even Ha force, ready; strong and• effective
have crossed the Potomathis the advance Into
Maryland and Southern Pennsylvania their
real design ? or - IS this the feint—like
the one they amused poor Pope with on the
Rappahannock—while they turned his right
wing ? Is not their real design to conquer :
anti annex. Western Virginia, .to pounce
on Wheeling and, holding that, make is
raid into. Ohio, and up the river on
Pittsburgh, the great depot for munitions
of war, and surrounded by a country rich in ,
agricultural - production's and all that can '
gladdecithe heart of man? This may seem to
you impossible, bat it would have seemed to
me impossible three weeks ago that Gen. John
Pope and his splendid army should be rolled
back upon Washington as they have been. Not
much less wonderful would be the success of
;sash a Jinn as I. refer to, than is the history
of the plisriprltrgand - summer. What' ,say
you of the campaign on the Peninsula, and
that of Gen. Pope , as illostratioos of Arab
stranger than Action?
But you may ask is it not the design 'to
make a direct attack on Washington r' I
think not. A pretty strong chain ,of forte 1
surrounds this piece, and it can more easily
be taken by cutting its connections. By the I
way, speaking of the forts about here, 1 found I
Capt. Onstarne Braun, son of 1)r. Braun, of
Pittsburgh, in commend of Fort Stemmer (on
the north side of the city,) as I visited it one I
day last week.. Me is said to be an excellent
and careful officer. At any rate the fort is a
perfect — model of neatness, and' its guns are
. well manned. I sighted one of them—a 32-
pounder—and observed that it bore directly
on the gable of a white brick house about a
fourth of a mile distant. I remarked this to
the Captain. He replied that the house was
occupied by "a regular do e.headed secesh,
who had given him grey
as trouble by making
(1)1
unfounded complaints o hie (Brame') men
to Gov. Wadsworth, Matto case of an attack
that hobs.' would here to- be removed any
way injoider to give a clear sight below the
fort, and the first discharge or the gun would
clear that obstruction very effectually."
I was. much edified with this lucid and
apropos explanation. If this Whole war had
been conducted on- Wit principle it would
have been concluded before this—lf any se
cessionist stands in the way of success let him
be cleaned out : that is the ides.
No; I do not think the Federal 'capital will
be the object of direct attack. Baltimore
taken,or the roads oat up, and - a force of the
enemy setting enough to bold them,'would be
a more economical expenditure of their mili
tary power. But all these speculations are
perhaps futile, and the next day prove them
so. Asa the past, our , , ~
,
Were nothing like so groat in the: engage
meats of the last days of 'August and'first or.
September, es' Pope's bulletin represented;
them. lied they- teen, the necessig of the!
call of the Secretary , of War for physicians:
and nurses/ would have been fully apparent."
Ile lewd, as he always does, *hefty l and well.
As it is, the aid of the vast.number:who came,
wee not, needed, but this woe not the fault Of
the Secretary, though perceive eh' etteitape,
'is made iD several papers to get up a feeling
*gainer him oh the Matter. I think it should
be a matter Of, thjoielng that the defused wee:
not whit wee expected. ; ' , - • ;
Most of the wounded , of my. aerptainruna
here are getting along finely. •Col.;:llays, of
the 63d, will not be well very. , 11001, but he
seems to care no more for his wound than furl
e slight scratch. ,i7spt.,Ebention, of Co. 0,
9th It. C., lathe most sever* wounded man 1
have aeon. Thu ball struck its, In the heed
and touched' the brain, laying a portion of it
,bare. lie appears to reeogrose you, and to
know what you say to him,. but cannot etti
press his thoughts at all connectedly. There
Iv; however, hopes of his resovery- to-day
(Sunday) among bis physicians.
Lieut. Get. W. Pierce is now in. Seminary
Hospital, Georgetown, down with a;slight - at.
task of term.--'He is, not at all dangerous,
and will be Out in a few,d ys. L In the mime •
smith with him, Is Meat. Sellers, Co:I, Eith
regiment Pennsylvania mares ; Corp., of
Waynesburg, Greene county. lie' wee shot
through the left breask 011 e, ball •pusing
through, and haring - boon taken oat beside
the shoulder blade. It was thought thit it
might have totaled the top of the lung, lie
is, however, to all seeming, doing we 11.,, I 1
trust rthis may, meet the, eyes of his friends'.
1 /le appears to he a very, kind ; and worthy
gentleman.
COI. Collie'ee regiment (139th) bee been de
tilled to the sad end revolting duty of bury.
ing . the dead on the tato' field of Bull item.
The bodies which - bill on that fatal field -had
lain - thereabout one week before the rites of
sepulture could he: performed. ; The camp, of
this regiment will •bel near Arlington house,
for the present at least. The 137th regiment
In whieb J. 13,/fiddoo is lilentenant Colonel,
bits been essighed to Prahklin's cor ps.
I learn that Qqn.Vppe, who has made Can.
bloClollan'o campaigning respectable, le 'to be
- assigned to some command in the West, bet
' ter suited to Ma chpsolty'.''.oeneral MaDewell
goes with him. His carp! is• to ;he comma .
dated with that 'of fighting Heintselman, who
will the whole. -Hooker will prob
. abl be assigned - a higher command than he
-, • has Warta held, •lio division ,of the army,
has een severer service or performed it better.
As-to lien. Melloweill—lt is; not ;mirth
while to atones his merits. , It makes no dif
ference as to them. lii has the stigma upon
him. Everybody, ebb r _for good tensor or
'without' them, i s
crying - 'roma 'dog,: and*
whetliwr he destinies it bbr ;tactile of to import
une& to the labile.' 011 eiseralness is gone t•
meu•NlintOt , fight , inda him; they have, no
-Ontlonai inliWi;, and litlectiport *aim to-1
:assigned or sent slumbers tor trno, I, for one,
shall be sled of. Is. . • •- .. VSITOL
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY.TBLEGRAIIL
FROM WA,SHINCTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Specie Dispstch,tothe Pittsburgh Gissttu4
WASHINGTON, g1ipt..,9,1862
THI HYBLLB IB LLBYLOD,
One thing yet remains involved ,in, doubt
which mast be cleared up befo 4 o an intelligent
opinion can be forsied as to the .purpos s es of
the rebels in Maryland. No One earcyet tell
whether tho rebels have crosaef heavy forces
into Maryland, or whether they have only
sent ono or two divisions over, while massing
a greater portion of their troops near Wash
ington. The opinions here have generally
settled down into the belief that if only fif
teen to thirty thousand havecrOssed,they are
merely there for the purpose of 'steatringlarge
supplies, of provisions, and other atores, of
which they stand in need, while they
may hope also to draw off a sufficienUy
large number of our troops from Wash
ington to enable the main body to make
in effective attack here. On the other hand,
they bave taken p. greater philion of their
army iota Maryland they have chosen an ad
mirable position for concealing thereat object.
OILSit#L:WOZR
ifiurgeon. Genera Weber, •Of 'phi°, is hare,
under ordiri from Governor Ti'i to look after
the Ohl; wounded, seoure•discharges for the
'pinta!' etly disabled, get furloughs fir the
seriously injured to go home to recover., and
t 6 make whatever provisions may be neces
sity for the comfort of those who remain
him. He finds from five to six hundred Ohio
viounded only in Washington' hospitals.
I NALGADIIie GISNIALL icamitcles CONDITION.
Gen. Schenclenetirgedu now states that he
hopes l'imputatien of the :arm will not be
*country. The wound le doing mneh better
than had been expesited.• • •
PYOY TRtnilllCl
The news from Frederick; to -day, indicate
that at, any rate the rebels r are improving
their time by laying In a heavy stock of Pro-
Visions; scouring the country for beeves, hogs,
*hest and corn; and hurrying all they can
collect back over the Patentee and within their
Virginia lines. They Mill to have dropped
the specious pretend with -which they aet out,
of paying for whatever they wanted in United
Stater' Treasury notes. Now, they either pay
Virginia bills or Confederate scrip, or re
fuse to pay anything at all.
ascovistiim.
Col. Sol. Meredith, of Indiana, who had
his ribs broken by a fall ironible hone, which
was allot from under him in, the recent Bull
Bun battle, is rapidly recovering.
THE LATE. RITAXAT ISOM CWITUSVILLE
'ln the late retreat from Centreville,- our .
Medical department lost forty-five wagon"
leads medldines and liquors, including one
jlrbole wagon load of port wine. They were
,thus enabled to take much better cars of their
',grounded than could otherwise have been
possible.
BUT PIW REBBL 1100141 AT . LISS:BUBB
Steties brought - by oonuf.ry men to-night
frouiLeesbnrg are to tbe effect that tamely
any rebal troops remain there n o w.
THI 11/11.11110/01 ,iIND 01110 VAILROAD
Ills lost no rolling stock. thus far, (rota the
rebel increments across the line •f -the rout.
HIAID.
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Artillery tiring was hoard Op the Potomac,
beyondile, this eltiornoon..
• SOLPllift SHOT BY HICLBSIONIIITh.
A private, in Col t Williams' new Michigan
regiment was shot from this ranks ilia *von
ihg by a Connie of svceasionisti, while the
regiment was marching by. the penitentiary,
which is inside of the city limits. The seas.
itinnbits were arrested. Let us see if they'll
have the courage to hang them.
Q Important from Harrisburg.
Elszensceo, Sept. S.—The te °graph oper
ator at Hagerstown baring strong Union
proclivities, left the place twosome of a Mira. ,
sition of the rebel spy:moth ; lsere milling there
to interfere. As soon es this *lame known,
the Governor dispatched ant operator to that
point. He has arrived, and reports ell quiet.
There are no indieatious of the rebels being in
that vicinity. • ;
No late or important intellipnce has been
received from Hanover, or any point on the
Northern Central Road, upon which the re
bels were said to be marching.
Hob. A. K. BleCline has - been appointed
Assistant Adjutant General of the United
states army, by the President, aid Is: now
here, detailed for special duty in .Pennell- .
Tanta. He is assigned to the service of ar
ranging far the defences; of Pennsylvania in
the present emergeney.
CAB. Thomas A. Scott, 'John A. Wright, J.
B. Parker, and Brig. GetL Porter, and others,
are here, as aidr to the Governor, and are ten
dering valuable assistance. It will thus he
seen that Gov. Curtin has • cabinet which, for'
energy and ability, both. Id • ; inilitarj and a
civil point of view, Ii milerpatored. •
The Hon. 'Thomas ld.'LleweYot Pitbiburgb,;
has been appointed Acitlnig Assiatnut Adjutant
General, in order better to secure! the more;
prompt and cbmplete ergenisation of the un- ;
drafted militia of the western portion of ,the.
State.
:The 'Governor Is said Lobe in eidniiint
,egraidilocommunicatiOn with CistiAlOClellan;
and a rough' greeterdeg+ of 'o6ntlannie
'veils is to' ur ability to'priveni anyratd' into;
the Stainentalling seriorteeensequencer. ' I
A deserter from ^GM 'robot army, Who has
arrived •at Hanover, 'MGM that the rebels are
it Frederick, litd.,,,eop .hqudtetl, thoupend
strong.
Prow Louteville.•.lolarksvitle..es
LotrovimP,Sept: O —A3olenel Brittow, of
the Bth Kentucky Cavalry, hap Just attired
from Ruisellville,,and reports that on Sunday'
evening a portion of Oen. Orant'eforces,froui
Sott,Donelson, drove a_ body of rebels, con-,
,aisting of 300 guerrillas; with Omit a hung
dyed abd fifty citizens Of - Clarksville, from
their rifle pits, it. Peovidebee, 'three liitlet
from Clarksville. The Federal"( uheiled then;
onto( their- rifie.pits, whitk they, took , refuge
In stern, and we shelled theta pnt of that:
They then resorted to•dWelllng, and we staid
sholled.them out, and they entered Clarks+
tiller, when the citizens ct..operatad with the
rebels, laid aside their 'arms and named
their olyio avocaUons. We took Clarksville,
the rebels, retreating:
, The rebel Colonel Johnaon was at llopkitts:
villa yesterday, and acknowledged that Col.
Shackelford, at a recent light, whipped the
tubes badly. Col. Johnson's force are dis:
parted, and in small squads, :stealing monej
and all ethet available property.
No Rebels North of Frederick.
MADDISTOWN, Mo.. Hopt. 9-10 p.
Beery thingis quiet . • • .• I i
Untott men who left within six miles of
Frederick, this afternoon, report that no body
of rebels are this side of Froderiek. , Their
.plokets extend four milord& *op,
• The latest news frornfdartinsburg leis that,
alit' safe there.
There Is. no Immediate, danger in this
Gen: 'Pope's Department.
WiusuniaTom, Bee. DePartocioct of
thollortti-west; to which Maj. Gen. Pope bOs
been. ocitgood, inolades the Suites of, WiroCd..
sin, hilocaloto,iowa, and the- territories of
Nal:nuke' and Dokotah) with the ttocpc, rait
lag and. to bw raised: therein adder. his. coca
'could,. his hoadquiwtors boias ii : St.. Pint,
Frbm FranktaKvACT...
l'aisraroit, Sept. 9.;415ta1l gnitnilla bands
are scattered through earrardillogloo'Din
e Qin, Washington and Mettiernotuttissi'rais
lug rentalu, and steaUng ,boptei Juni . otter
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FraP717.1 4
liaM b
`2 Cr
At Dan e, a s a
belarabi;ailment.nt.
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Fight at Poolesville, Md.
W4HING7OX, Sept. 9.—The Star says, yes
terday afternoon:two companies of the Third
Indiana cavalry, under command of Major
Chapman, went to Poolerrille, Md., which
they found in possession of • rebel cavalry
regiment, who had planted on a hill to the
right of the town one field piece, which was
opened on our men as they approached. The
command did not stop but made a charge
through-the town, the enemy who were there
s ,
skedaddling and forming line of battle near
their gun. In a few mom is reinforcements
came up, consisting of tw pieces of artillery
and several companies of t e Bth Illinois cav
alry, and our guns, aftela few shots, suc
ceeded in silencing the e emy's piece, when
another charge was made y Mai. Chapman's
command, and the rebelshroke and ran, leav
ing seven dead on the field. Our loss is one
man killed—Sergeant David A. Faille, of Co.
B, and eight wounded—Lieuts. Ladue and
Davis, of Co. B, and six men of Co. A.
The steamer Anaoosta, Master Nelson Pro
vost, arrived at the navy yard this morning,
bringing up two prices, one of which was
taken some weeks since, and one on last Fri
day night, and ten prisoners. The last named
prize, a small schooner, called the Rising
San, was captured by the boats 'of the Wyan
dotte, under Master Mcflowan, on Friday
night last, in Britain's Bay, near the mouth
of the Potomac, as she was crossing to Vir
ginia, after a long chase. The crew of the
schooner, perceiving that she was- pursued,
ran close to the shore, and the boats follow
ing were fired at several times by guerrillas
along, the shore, but without effect. The
schooner,,however, succeeded in reaching the
shore, and was run aground, when the crew
deserted her, leaving her a prise in oar hands.
She had s cargo consisting of coffee, tea, salt
and dry goods. On the same night the boats
overhauled' seven beets crossing the river
with goods, and captured on. them . ten pris
oners, all colored, except two doctors, William
Wirt and B. B. Courtney:
Qua rr ll Guerrillas Invading Kau
sas..lndian Traub Dakotah
Territory.
LEAVENWORTH; Sept. 9.—On Saturday night
Quantrill, with a force variously estimated at
from 200 to 1,000 men, outsized Oleashe,Joha
son county, Kansas. At the latest accounts
Quantrill still held the place. Several stores
were robbed. Theeffice of the Mirror news
paper was demolished, and fifty recruits for
Kansas regimente captured.
Gen. Bobinion has issued 'is proclamation,
calling upon all citizens of the State to orga
nize and arm for home defence. Ile says one
half the militia of • the State has entered the
United Stogie service.
Intelligsdoe from Dakotah and the Upper
Missouri indicates serious Indian hostilities.
GOv. Jayne, of Dakotah, issued a proclama
tion, on the 30th ult., calling on the settlers
to organize. Two men, Judge Armidon and
his son had already been killed. Gen. Blunt
received a dispatch yesterday from Gov. Jayne
dated Sioux City, Sept. 6th, which said the
-Indians - made an attack that morning within
three miles of Yanktown, the capital Id the
territory. The courier brings the dispatch to
Sioux City with an escort of ten man. They
had a fight with 20 Indians ten miles from
Yanktown. The Governor calls for a ree
-1 meat, 'with arms and ammunition, as a gen
eral Indian war is feared.
Southern News.
Memento, Sept.. 6.-=rts. Sr. Loins, Sept.
9.—The fallowing items were taken from the
Grenada Appeal:
Buckner is created a Major General, and
assigned to command the third grand division
of the army.
Basuregard and staff arrived at Mobile on
Saturday test. His health is folly restored.
A joint Committee has been appointed by
the rebel Congress to investigate the charges
against,Secretary Mallory, who is said to ba
very unpopular with the Itxxsaianiata.
The armed rebel steamer Torktown,tboand
crom ?dotal* to Havana, was totally lost on
the 26th, but the crew was saved.
The Appeal gloriOes exceedingly over the
late rebel Successes.
The New Orleans Deka of the 28th, says
that the Federal' are pe rfectly confident of
the ability to hold the city against Breckin
ridge and Van Dorn, whom it invites to
'another contest.
From Kuserll.ille.
Rvasamortu.s, Sept. 9.—i citisen wont
who bee returned from the Nastrwillis e kike
says the country :is full of small gangs of
guerrillas.
The rebel Lieut. Col. Woodward is skulking
about in dl.sgulre.
The rebel Capt. Caleb was at Trenton,at
noon, with about son time, poorly armed and
badly scared.
It Is rumored that a large body of rebels,
with c artillery, were to-day moving from Dan
ville towards Lebanon.
Unparts ,are prevalent here that Bragg,
with ninety-eix rehal regiments, is crossing
the Cumberlaud river.
Military citele.t utterly -discredit the last
two statements. •
Railroad Accident---rive Soldiers
Vincennes, Ind., Sept. 9.—A special train
containing the 08th Minds, Col. Faukkanser,
se route for Louisville, was thrown off the
track at nine o'clock last night, causing the
death of Ave soldiers, and .wounding thirty
or forty more; some fatally. Capt. 0. L.
Kelley, of Etlingbalt eounty, le among the
killed. The A
special train sufferers 'are p parinci . Ily of his
company. with physicians
and nurses, was sent from here. The acci
dent was occasioned by &partial opening of a
switch by & supposed spy, who has been ar
rested. This wounded were removed to the
has •Ital here.
The Draft Ili Philadelphia.
PIIILADI.ISIIIA, Sept. 9.—The Commitsion
era appointed to mate the draft have given
notice that it will be otiminenced on the 20th.
Bub wards and precincts as may, befort that
time, ell up: their quotas by volunteers can
avoid the
. ,
liosnionted. for lougreas.
Cinolintali,Sept. 9..—Cion.,l3.obLe.Bchenek
was nominated for.Coogress, iit the 3d Dis
trlo4 1 43. 0 0 1 1 2, 09 e, tod a y. ,
Dlcitkeits by-Teleimptr.
Ptiti.s.wrirnlA; . ' Sept.' 9—flour'doll and prima,
tither trealtl sales so pall as as $6, extra 0,50, and,
mans Wally :$6,842.5. cbssige In Bye-goer, on
Ctarwmeal.. W best la attire, awl 12,000 beoldt told,
01d,31 fbe red,. and $1,06111,50 tbr white;
Rl* commands 76, and new at Corn ratbari
'Wit; 9,0011 barbels tpUewaold at 20e., Oats stas4,ll
at 35030 for Delaware, and % for Peentylvanta, ,
Saga and Ifoliatas 'Provlolottelarld arlati. but
not much Wei orldest Nork at $ll,BO, Lard.
at IN In bbbr and 10 rot lop. Whisky tells stony
Now 9,4renrne.—dotboti Ann; tales
3,500 bales at 513058; 'lll2ber• asks
15,900 Gbh it $5645,15 for Btate; $5,11)(45,*) ralr Ohioi
$5y1,005,63 tar Southern.. Wheat, 1(43 acute • lower;
2.50,(00 bushels sold; Chicago Sprint $1',09661X4,16111
waokoo Club $1,1461;10; rat Western $1,26(411
trblte Itlebtaan $1,3901,41 at ee
Corn b dlluto
Maloney; 130,000 bushels sold at'14(459 Hoof rteady.
Pork batty; , Mees' $11,150,411175. • Lard dull at 923
Os. Whisky firm. at 32.. Aleo arm . Auger fluor
Muscovado rif - 48%; ibtrani9%, ttelibut Grimm,
Stocks non; bbluato and Boca Laud 57%;
nolo' Central 02%; Illinois Central -bonds /000
Michigan &albino 02 4; 21 lnloarl 40 316 Gold 11l •
NoncEs.
lloor, SLIM foilsdlesi, adores stud 'ohll
, dron, et , MaCUllsnd iAnOttoit; • ''
'Amnon/mut charatink intornsis ro
sasn.—We would say that' Moms: W:
McGee k 004 earner or Federal strattemd Diet
mond Square, have just realised their summer
goods, and their pedal= are sad the latest
styles. Any person desiring alrelirmede and
neatly fitting snit of 010 gout * itkolrosuiblistil•
meet is ,the right phtoo. iA4their,Flotbingis
mid* under their QW, a imps:ollmi, aid 'they
an eiways . ready; to soil ,oboan to cash buyer&
Elope 1341ays {pi tattles, Mines and obit:
dien MoOleltsina's - Auotl= • ''• ' ' '
Bustross von ads;erttier
sells good bushiest stand, on; a*.prenstnent
rtreet,atottgittted up, ttitha light, bet, ;
assorted Stook , et . etv:vellt ,and , oneet-iron
Ware. , A.uwiwict with, a'sossll cash capital
rtal,lind this att excellent_opportunity.
dregs Look Liox,l9, Allegheny,
•
UNDSR BUIIITs ancl Drawers, at die Masonic,
11$11 , Autitaa lions*.. - .1 ,
~_ , _ ,
SOLDIRMS, Arno:too —Pain, diseao• at
exposit/a, with,. a hot climate, muddy deer,.
and hod bo unavoidable no*:
with IlOitowseo Partfylhg apfl 'Boain g
Pine you tin endure alt thess!an4i, , 71,56.1.13
Ottli2s ifolts'por - 220
IsvitG Nir. - -Oaints; ihophtfir Joiner,;
Jobbing Shop Virgin allar.botweeia
stimteaad• Oherry-siley,j,4ll). hinds of Emit
Sapal'irtArisniudaons of
O short tp
ttgoo
tirs:llord * o=ttid
Two pod bands waisted immediately. $
MISSMIEVEI
FROM YESTERDAY'S EVENING GAZETTE.
Methodist Protestant Conference.
The following are the appointments of the
Methodist Protestant Conference for 1882-3 :
President, J. H. Hull.
iifth Street Station, unsuppllod.
econd Church, D. Joses.
llegheny Station, J. Robinson.
irmingham Station, John Scott.
Sbarpsberg and Bakerstown Circuit, .1. D.
Herr. •
Manchester, John Cowl.
Connelbrville, J. B. Locus.
Monongahela, R. H. Sutton.
Cherry Tree, W. B. Smith.
Ohio, D.I. K. Rine.
Susquehanna, A. Kingsley.
Payette,..l. J. Wood.
Rodgersville, W. Wallace.
Clarion, D. Driver.
Brownsville, V. Luau.
Trumbull, J. M. Muon.
Freeport, unsupplied.
Clearfield, J. Clary.
Washington, H. Palmer. .
Brookville Mission, A. Patton.
Stahl:down, J. W. Francis.
New Brighton, A. Clark.
Wellsburg, M. A. Brindly.'
Terancranceville, W. H. Phipps.
Editor of Western Meth. Prot., Geo. Brown.
Important Order from Gov. Curtin.
Srcoses Clenza, No. 62.—Arst—To secure
the complete organisation of the undrafted
militia of the Western portion of the Com
monwealth, the Hon. Thomas H. Howe, of
the city of Pittsburgh, is hereby appointed
Acting Assistant Adjutant General, to whom
all organizations under the military act of
eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, within the
county of Allegheny and adjacent counties
will make report.
Seared—Camp Howe, near the city of Pitts
burgh, will be continued as a camp of rendez
vous and Instruction, under its present Com
mandant, Capt. L: W. Smith, subject to the
orders and authority ‘of A. A. A. General
Howe.
By order of A. G. Curtis, Governor, ko.
A. L. Boasuir.,
Adjutant General, Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 9, 1882.
BODY Fornso.—The body of William Tindle,
(eon of Alexander Tindie,) who was drowned
on Saturday evening last, at the first dam,
was found this morning near Mellinger's
planing mill, and conveyed to the residence
of his parents, in the eighth Ward, for inter
ment.
Iwo or three good printers can find steady
employment by calling at the .Gasette Job
Office.' FE/101180N & Lacs.
JtIERCH4Jt7' T.4IZORS.
THE LATEST STYLES
Fall and Whiter Goods,
JUST BEOTSVED
We have novr received our complete stockof PALL
4ND TVIX TEE GOODS, comprising In all the mart
elegant assortment of goods to be bond in the ?Ast
ern Market, eousieting of
CABBINEIIIB.
OVERCOVITSOB, and
VESTINGEL
Also, . splendid @election of
Fancy Coatings and Cassimeres,
The mealtime of the peaeou
The above goods have been carefully selected, ind
we feel satisfied that they will meet the approbation
of all who favor us with their patronage. They will
be made up to order in the best and most feehionable
manner, at moderate prime.
we have also 012 band a choice lot of 'Kai
°LOTUS and GABSIIIEBYS, width hay. Wow spe•
daily .elected for Officers' uniforms. •
SAMUEL GRAY & SON,
lizzelnal Talton,
JIILITARI" .4^OI,'ICES.
FET - A'rIENTIIL)NI PATMOTS..—The
undersigned prop/seas to „organise a company
of intelligent, abbe. bodied men; between tae ages of
20 mid 85 years. for State Defenie. She corps to be
armed, uniformed and equipped sa soon es the organ.
isslieu is completed. Enquire at the Mayor'. Office.
.09 GNI. W, LiCONARD.
.yr -- STANTON HEAVY ARTn,LF,
BY. YOB YOST DELAWAIGETke Stan
ton Artillery hare been accepted sod ordered to re
port immediately to Headquarters, at Port Delaware.
This Company will be assigned to, special; duty at
lon Delaware. A more desirable service could net
be offered,;and ; as this week, clomertbe time for en
liorcents, those who desire entering the service
should report immediately, at Baenalcing Offices on
Sr. GLAIR 8 t BEET, mar the Bridge, and at MA
soil DO HALL, Fifth street.
see GEO. W. HEDDESSAN, Captain.
O. KNAPP'S BATTERY—georaits
wanted for Wei ailehrated Botta:7;lM*, with
the army of 'Virginia, Gen. Pope commanding.
LIEUTENANT ATWELL.
Who has been detailed on recruiting “/"./COl U now
In the city In the mnaattme, person. wishing to fain
the Battery will call at
67 rommi sram.
O.ATTENTION I FALL IN MEN..
Lam clump far lb° Bounty before slatting. A'
few good men will be received for the
Stanton Light Cavalry, Co. H.
Hone but horsemen need apply. The following
BOUNTY will be paid:
Covemment Bounty_ ....................ilO O 00.
County
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Premium far Emilstisenn.....—.—. 2 00.
One month's pay In advaace--. 11 00 :
Having received authority to fill up the Company,
we all on all those desirous of imitating to come and
enroll themselves without hardier delay, at the office,
No. 31 217TH STREET, above the Executive Com
mittee Rooms. Capt. J. A. OBAWROBD:
Lieut. W. B. ROWS.
MTV EXTRA BOUNTY will given. setaw
O , CORCORAN BATTERY.
IRISHMEN I
All Government and County Bonntieil'ai
Lieut. JOHN I. NEVIN, a fellow prlsonor of Hen.
Ouroorm's at Richmond , and d sllsbary, has received
authority fro m the Recnitar7 of War to robe a
!:lATTE32 Or LIGHT ARTILLZEIT,
.Whlth It le expeeteed will be attached to
(;EN, coxicoiwt , ti BRIGADE
,
Good men Moo uow Opportunity of tolulog tbo
boot branch of too- ionic% and Inn mot , * 6000• •
&meat and County Bounties as soon as mamma
In. the Battorr will bo under nalehing orders to
tan dap: •• •• •
sira.o,pariffi. N 0.93 rotrant sTalcrt.neat
Wood.
•e6:lli ' .1013 W t. N VIN. es •
I:VSTANTON CAVALRY!
Two wins goarion vommaim
ENLBOT COUP& AND nos MOB? ATTBdC•
TIRO" ABM OP MB BERVIOEI
6177-BOUNTY.
Ueda the tbllowtezolder. lamed h: the
of w a r —far whom tee, Battalion is :met
- -
SP7.OI,II.'OIIDICS:WO.—, '' •
" • • Vas Drratratearr,
. Wachtagtott,'D- Q., itasuttlB,lB64
LAnt James 1/,,Betaxonsaker elall ribs Ave com
panies °lowa'', within three wham - Ith then:lo.
Son of the Governor of the State of l'etataltranla.
They will be accepted by the War Departamt.
-MDWIN A. STANTON Secretary of War.
• •1111.1KVAITZ111 PICINZYLTASIL
• - Harrisburg. Augurt
l ' utha T it Y , 1.1111 i t e
a lw ag o ll f t. W e. r" it
Improved.' ' A.
Adjutant General of Pennsylvania,
• Ifiorn .tba alioln:it:W111 be seen that . 11. - tinder-.
iigned her bona they' authorized to robe tha Ore
cempantee within three...helm As this paintegy,
the only opportunity that will be °freed for threw
who desire to onto in thu branch of the ureic%
'lt le highly ' Wpm:tent that It be - eantniced 'Without
d clay. Two commodro.' already • nearly fall. hare
beet* =opted, and will go isuaedhittly Info iicantp
rent.-
- CerriPanien,Parte Conannties; and squatanot al
ready accepted, hate now the bet • and utekelbtettit
the Inuit opportunity Sr entering the earthat; • ;PA-
Bounties from the United Metter will be trim le la s •
'lien; and the Anegheny Comity BoutitY to lima min
so may be collated from Allegheny; Witt , !rta.,l.
Matt:44oo baa been' called for etwart. tweice p A•
,Sottol l t‘T . of ,Nirar =4l'lll be r 11!
tennedlrithibe Islet poutibb • ••• •
aatilnatan Cavalry, of EltilwielPlitabeelrin
amsplel It is undoubtedly one pf
Alba aneetcompanies in the Veined dentel—,
The`ldentenastwilyfor tha pretest bit. tend at
th 6 calor of the Pitabnlgh 'White Lad lkinipanyi
on Itlilll.ook YTIIX T. lillegttent,c l tryfAnt 4tLIIO
ErWralUas ettad, in the Mamma:
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BLOOD SEARCHER,
• OURS Mil run
Cancer,
Cancerous Formations,
Scrofula,
Cutaneous Diseases,
Erysipelas, Boils,
Pimples on the Face,
Sore Eyes,
Tatter Affections,
Scald Head,
Dyspepsia,
Costiveness,
Old and Stubborn Ulcers,
Rheumatic Disorders,
Jaundice,
Salt Rheum, , ,
Mmnata Dise . mes,
General De bility,
Liver Complaint,
Lou of Appetite,
Low Spirits, .
Female Complaints,
Epilepsy or Fits,
Paralysis or . Palsy,
Syphilitics Diseases and
Caries of the Bones.
TOGETHER jvITII ALL OTHER mass=
BATING TICIM ORION LB A =PRATED
OUDITION Or THE BLOOD OR OIBOULA•
TORT SWIM
CABS Oa' DANIEL A. BOYD
linamman, December hi; 1.861.
Ds. G. S. Harass:—l take pleasure In making
this voluntary statement In favor of a medicine pre
paid by yine .Lizcoon's Haan Staatmica.r
I bad sallezed for Las years with Scrofula, which
broke oat on my bead and ihrehred so as to distigare
me ray mash, and took off the hair when the dia..
ass made its apparanmult also broke oat on my.
arm ohms and below the elbow, and eat into Osaka
sad gab es as to expose a beak& are. The dare
on my heed went so far that meal mall pieces of
bone cisme mt. I 'woo any weak and low spirited. •
and had given up all hope of ever getting
had tried =coral Wilful phyeicians and they did me
no pool. Ice September lest, 1881, I w= Whim/ re
try nlamage's LIMO 'MD Brom Basmccar"
must conks. I had no Cala in patent medicines, but
after I had need three bottles of Blood Bearchere the
doers an my head and arm began to tad. I have
now taken. 'lighter toe bottles. and my had and arm
are entirely well inapt the stela remaining beer the
wren. I will aloe state that I bad the rheumatism
'vary bad in .niy acme and lap. The Blood Searcher
also coxed the rheumatism. I am now s well we,
over forty yean of age, and I feel sa graph: and young
es I did when I :ane twenty. and luta trweikad
neighs twenty parade. I world , aim state that the
dimes in may forehead was eo bad that ,Whin he
stooped and lilted anything hearty, the Mail t"a"rot
Otte rem Dr. Koper had a photograph taken of_
ma by Mr. Cargo, the artist, alter I beprn:to get
well. It does not show ray appearance as had es It
was bane I commenc e d taking the medicine. Too
ran see the pholomaph, one of which to now In ray
postman, and also at Dr. Koper" 140 Wood stre4.
I world also state that I took the Blood Search"
which was modelefore Dr. Keyser commaced mak
ing it. Although It helped toe sonar. I din not re
over brit until I - . got the kind made by Dr.- Neva
himself. One bottle of hie didnigniore gocd than
two of the old. I believe it Is ' a great deal ItIVI7OI
end better. I have rearamended 'the Bkod fisarch.
or to a greet many of my Mends for aeons disease,
and I belbra it has helped the Whole of them. Yon
may trubliab this If you wish, and I am anxious this
all who are articled as I we. may oe mired. Ilia in,
this city, No. 4 Pine strut, and am employed at W
eide it Anderson's Union Nubia Works, 54 Wayne
street. DANIAL A. BOYD.
A BLIND NAN CUBED.
I Bra In inigo, at Clinton DO. and baye beim
nearia blind In both eyes for nearly iftr
. years. • I
celled on Dr. Eerier about throe months ego, and
sad him to, Ore dlrocetme to the Dertitetkat - -
for the Blin d - to Philedalphlo. Bo tiddler! !bad . /
mood not go to PhllideVlda to get. well, fu belied
medicine that would cm maim he laid. EWA* 09 ,
Ina in the blood. I ins Welk for tt two or tares
time , tothebapltelto thinel. 324 " la 1141 " °6 __ -
but my diesels ahrayo Returned after • month or two -
after I cams ant of the hieyltal. I found my dlr.
ores was nturnlng and . I called, by thiadelca of a
good Mend of mina, on Dr. Howe, who use rater? ,.
ot7 eight, end my wpm aro newly as Well ea terei
She Doctor gore me "Lindsey's Blood floarrher n ,
• um& ILIABO/tlf...
Pinata33l4 July 5, ista. &Am Nab. taiga
Wlistaw-11. P. li'llbsair, Marian Arad, Alit
etas/ at 7.
A BAD SORB LIM CURED
Prrrumnan, September U,lBBl. -I bereby certify
that I lave lied • sore leg Ihtt one a yew. It was
covered with elm= and acme en that I amid "not
work bit , wadi • year. 'My trogawelleit nation I war
unable to do anything ler • og time, for, at twit
di months. Ibried mensal of tbe best doctort to the
city, but without any benefit; Asudly I cabal as Dr.
Esper, at No. 100 Wood street , whcronly attendee -
me gnat two weeks, and give a, biter.= bottkenf
=dicta* and I am now entirely well end bare wit
tinned well lb: six months. yam employed at the
Ingle login Ilease, on Youth street, 'wham eau
Otte PM me rem, THOMAS 11JSZELL;
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