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liarsolocooscas Onantvanoira for the
ear! ;
.M O. B. Shaw; Optician, No. 55 infta
•
street-corroded diLly:
- • ---12 81711. II SHADS.
oigooi, Y«.» 80 s 70
• 12 "1 88
(I 4 ' ,r. 88
10 7-10'
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Shall We Have a :Dittft in Alleghenff.
County?
We hue - greedy published a stateMent,
phpared With ghat care under the direction
of the County kneautive 'Comlittee, which
the has
show' eg ny countyf urnished
• ja*nggregate of 12 , 676 wit for the army, in.'
; duffing theta who went into the regular ser
!.-.1,10e,•$ well as those -who -joined organhe . ;
does in New York and Virgil:la..- Our quota
i 5,10,593; hence we have tarnished an ones,
of 2,083 men: But in this estimate of 1.11,1116,'
the volunteers far .tho Clarnorin Regiment are
not Included, neither are these' which:have
enlisted in ether ergenikationa sinew the, en
"rollmentwas'anade. . The neater of men in
regiments eutsiditthe State. is comparatively
few,. certainly not over 1,500. The enroll
„meat, heweveri brings us in :debt to' the State
, over 2,000 men k to 1111. which- supposed -dell;
dopey it is invoked. to lake a draft, less
then who pay hankinlistel since the en
_
But why sho uld webs subjected s ihnit
hale -facts and
ggenottahear'that our whole dety,has been
discharged to the country, - end to our..patrl:
ono efforts to quell the rebellion ;we have.
even crowded the number of men.required of
us. The Cominittee, in gathering these std.'
instrueted,Mr. Thurston to m ake =s
thorough U 448414104 and to put down the
. ' minimum rather than -the maxi '
mum figire,
which he did. Bat thi COmmithe went still
farther. ” They sent ifs. Thurston to Harris.
berg, with a White Adjutant, Oimitral Bus,.
eel/,,asking parmissionny have access to-the
-reeords, on Ale in his office, tilt ids 'Siam
might be verified, as far a.passible, with the
muster rolls on ills there. In every instance
_ where the mister:rolls had been filed, Mr.
.. "Thurston - found his Asarco verified—foend
' . :even mornmen than he claimed., Bat it so
happens.that many - th e company rolls are
-'' :nerve Mello* and bens* could not be mai--
ged. This is: the ewe, we bellareitu regard:
tocompanies in CoL Hiys and Oak Blades
..ents—oompanles indispntablybelonging
• to this connty. These muster , rolls are un
questionably the best proof Of the number of .
men tarnished, and in a oue se dear as that
presented, by, Alleghenyraninty, should be a 0 ,;...
orp_ted, without hesitation.- -. •
Incest. to get at the 1111.131berPt men iota
. ally recruited - in AUeghcoy - county,. by the
°Moms of those aorapanies. whose rolls are
not on the ' Ate In ail Adjutant Generals
_ office, Mr. Thurston is nowengeged in. pro
curing the entitled:es' CI tie 'officers them
selves,who of,eolllllo have possession; of the
muster rolls. This - testimony will be all-put
in proper 'shape, be of in* a char.
eater in justice and equity ' ', it will entitle
us to sampled* and Whored* exemption from
draft. - And this exemption iettlairnel by our
potpie not matter of favor, but of right
and jukles.•; No where in the Bede have men
1 been more `freely tendered ; no Where hes
money been More jibe:ally expended, for the
purpose of indiatments,- than: here ;
and it would not °dyke unfair to taxa' with
i'dzaft,hat" it would be virtually . --stigmatis.=
us as lacking in fgeraility - and
- • Oar people are uotprepared;for Ibis, and they'
expect better of Stare, even' though': the.
draft should be -reduced-Ins Mero,:nominal
figure.:. Having done our wide duty, wish
the hot;to go borers the State end the Nation:
The queotion of power on the; part - of the
• CoMmissioner, Mr. Nees'', to_ receive such
testimony as that ie whielCyakarealluded,
"'we need not 'dismiss further Shantou; that.
be has a precedent in point, for his vfidance,
In moot Phriadelphis,Which has reduced
the numb:ate he drafted thertitnnitl3,ooo •
sdaotite,ooo) - .111/ILCimiimliiliiiker - there tour
firm* .one Col. Buff, saPported, we pre
sume, ,bycompetent' testimony. • If, in the
city, of Philadelphia, the, returns of -the en:
rolling others should fall 'Short no leas then
9,000 men, Mealy in the cities of . Pittsburgh
and Alleghony,and theturrounding boroughs,
It le alto presume inat - the dslidenejmonld.
be 2,000. But, aside from all this, the Cam-
mittee expect to show snob Lido and igures
as will _leave no doubt in the minds of the
Cohmissioner that the county has done more
-. than is required of her, and ought Ante hon.
oreA accordingly. This is the alorost,unsel,
'mons roles of our , people, and shall it pass
MENE
" -The flattener° Tax.
This tax Is now`going into operation, or
rather has gone into drat since the Ant day
ef September. 721074)1min, effected by the
tax law, may not be aware that they ire. Ita
,. Me to fine; and conllscatione,for cot perform
lag souls r obeying 1113111/Npe Clause
of the laereffsoting their business, 'Ail man !
--. Wight:in hivecartain duties to perform, eel:
tails accounts to render and ureter to, under
pain of axed penalties: Distillers of Coal Oil
• `, -- , - ( hs , which i/ meant distillers •or•-.- redness of
desiniptions of Carbon oil) and distillers
of sphits, and brewers, are bound under strin,_
gent-penalties, to keep a certain description
of books, and to render to the Collecdor and
Assessor tri-monthly and montitlyjacconnts.
Bonn for theme= be obtained at the offices
' .
of, the_
Collectors of the districts. Much
- • trouble can_be.sared-in-this-way.• ..,
D9natiorte to shAVoreorrutitegiAt'eso.
The folloiriniiary,liberal donations -wan
yestarday midi in aid of the Coranan• Beg!.
_ .
meat e
Jamas
Jame,
A. . . .
Lyon, Short( do Co
11.anabile k ... ". . ...
B. PahnestoeitCo
John
Gen. 2 1 ',1t r .itowe
Tos ? lt.
.
Alex Chambers • . 50
• Giark A '
Graf, Baniatt h Co.
Joshua Bhelea
Shill of Bvoon.---The following mains of
stock were nsedo.lant eveningzo--
On
amnia! Belo Booms,' No. 54 Pit* street,- by
• J . :6 .rDavis, Auctioneer - • •--
.
'6460
n 5,00
b 4,50
'AB,OII
- and Manufacturers - Bank.. ,52,50
'Plinsbnigli losers:4e Cmpany .. . 20,25
_
GODYN.S Boo: , -Joba ~ W. IPlttook
has roodyed the Ootobtn , camber of this Dein:
tiftd, useful and interosUng Lady's Book:
Tbla prima t camber has the usual Rumba? , of
-:'jute gogravitupi, and • largo amount of roadl
Log mute:. No lady abould be without it.
bill 'which shoed draw a
crowned house is Wrong tonight. It consiste'
of am "Corsican Braaten," ind the °Coll is .
Boy," with is dame between the glean jtr
cP
°ants.' Tmotrow - nigla th.biltaloger
- makes his nit appemace thu swan on the.
. .
. .
. Da. UrfaDam, ozazoini phyeician for Alla.'
gbeayeatuay, ILlattoaacas ia card, to be fonntl
hit fillethar 00111IILD, that atl. ihrsininatloes 'at
iN ollimrwill be eh aria d for... Parlous atoll.-
iatia•saye any ehargsa should 'call at the
..oeAtra3oaaa., where ha axahola ea bolo! chary.
7 1 ;
; "
Ankincr—ktn. Sham, of . 11 bilril
itfoot, apoihoni, pecuri of bring concern,•
ad In the mooing of Mn. Bertrandt'o hotil4o,
(adjoining Eihsaari') vu arra tad . Lai "oroda.
oil opompl•Loo of 111 brotbor of Ur%. and
loekodl op for a boarioi.
Cioeurso.—Psnnota and yard/ . dr
MAN; t' s l , tuclir. Etat ,iittina sad bullion/11y
mada boys' elothlng of the beet reateeriAls,
should WI on J. L. Cannsghan, Bodoni
etzlest,reemer-thr.Dhunond, Allegheny City. ;..*
A :7
Gong , / 101 Onzozza.--" Godsy's LIAO
Bonk" for ths coming month hal boon rttiolft;
4 d by J. P. Sant, thit pchlattie.4.lBj.
aisionlO lialt;Pifth street. The uftWitt4
41' f. 94t:WIww
~^".'k'?3^~H e: "";:: iii,.;, y:
oittsbugh •santfrt•
Np:DX=DAIX' Dioß.liaNG,.. • .PZPT. 17
CI 'Y . AF.F4IIIB.
so-017101AL PAPER OF TEE CM.
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8 /t"khtlrAkEktiteeA.Ueged - Suicide.
On Tueiday4ivader,ahoef foar o'clock,
pistol shot Weal hoard Itt'tlio . boar,,tonto of a
. .
German name ZiittiOn the cora or 0 f Liberty
skied and 01011 salty, in the Fourth Ward.
Oa inquiry Items ascertained from the in.
metes that a..giiinif man niaied.Hqs bid
committed addle by shooting Mineelf, 'ln
formation of the
, xffair was conveyed to the
office of Alderman Doaldson, and in three- .
quarters of an hour after the shooting Bess
expired. - Coroner McClung was sum moned,
and after empanelling *jury ha,Pioceeded to
investigate the affair. Emil, She proprietor
.
of the hones, Lissie Elliott, Sarah" - Delaney.,
and anotherlromen, were' all tiken Into cui.
todY; and' ex amined before. the jury. The
sibitanee of their testimony Ii Ai follows :
Hess. had been in the habit of 'tellin g the
/Muse, (which, we may state, lief a very dis
reputable ehameter;) and was engaged to he
Married to fade litilott. lie came,thers in
the evening, and found several parsons in the
lbas.roont Lizzie among the number. He
acted etre's'i gely 'midi holding - his hand be
hind his back, stated. that he had sothething
to scare Mille with.' _She endeavored to see
what he'held in his hand, and toittEmil that
It was a rovelver. Enall then asked Mess for
the Pistil, milt was handed to him. After
examining it, he handed it back to lieu,
when the. lattot.: - 5a1d÷ , ..130041 bye, Lit:le—
-1 good_ bye ' ? and immedlatily .presented. the
pistol to - his left breast and heed. He fell
bleeding, end - expired ha Shout three quar
ters of •in lwitir: The ball entered near the
heart, - . broke thratigh".iine , ,the ribs, and
pastod` obliquely 'Weigh the -body, lodging
Theaborkstatessisnt was corroborated, ' by
all the witnes,hlnd - ,t4iti illegal that
onurnsmad *yea, who - wasin the bar room
when the shooting took . place, passed out, to
marl:tog-to some on the street that a man
had shot himself in thitOtitins did not want to
get mixed up in the affair, ind made off The
jury. not: being; latiaded All to the manner of
_liess'..diath, and dodging to have the testi
mony of - Myets adjourned the inquest until
Wedneaday. _
The inmates of the houicwireconveyed to
the lock-up, and the body of young Eau was
taken to the residence - of his parents in the
Fifth ward. 'Re was 'about twenty-four years
of age, and had been boarding with/dab:other
ist .1314
ningham.
The Pennsylvania-Relief Aseocia
tion•.An Appeal for Aida
The annexed letter from. Mrs. Anna 134 J us
tipaL correeponding_Secretary of She Penn
sylvania feint Association Of '-T!hilanelphie,
hai been handed to us for publication hp Mr.
Howe. We are informed by Mr, Hartangh,
'who intimately*iliainted With the.oPera
lions of -this Bodety,And who has hod much
experience with minatory matters, as connect
ed with the sick:and wounded of the army,
that it is one of tire most eminently useful
organizations to be-found in the whole coon
tiy, and -upon his testimony, and .upon the
'character of its :managers, we dO not hesitate
to commend it to them:tilde:lce and patronage
of our beneirolant intlsens. ,
-_ Individuals and societies
. dashing to know
.
mere of the vast amount of relief widok this
Assoilsitiouft and: hourly dispensing
11/31 . 014 the sick and w o und ed soldier , are re
,& _.
tarred to Mr. !Jerboa at his plat* of busi
ness, No. 209 Liberty street: • ,
An contributions confided to thir'ficonsyl
vanhs Belief - issOcialion * *ilk nodoubt, be
,apprepriated : • .
YEILLADZIMBIA, Sept. 14, 1 . 892.
Thee.llowl M. Item . atairrium of E.Ft#:iio•
, ..42:nowitta for stile;howy Cbtrary.
Diaz Elm The Pennsylvania Relief .Asio
elation for sick. and'Winded soldiers, would
maks eMappeaite the sdLisans of oar western
counties for assistance in ministering to the
necessities and eomforts of - the thousands of
- disabled soldiers 'in the trilitery hosipitals of
. Ai the orievoilable . delay in procuring sup-.
f rOxFA loviratimit ximcielons
otaivizilenaiwheu - Wok scansions are made
.to one hospitals, a number of womaix in -May
last roimeil an organisation—noir - numbering
tie hundred members--to meet these emer
gencies. • Their- Conimittess 'visit eighteen
-hospitalsweekly to ascertain the pressing
wants of the inunues, and report-to the Ex
ecutive, Committee, who immediately furnish
'relief to the extent of theirability.
There is great need of Mahe wrapper., pan
taloons ' slippers,
,kindtwkdething, and
kiitie ih* recent laattle;them is an argent call
for flannel and half-worn muslin' shirts;' also,
hashes% linen and nmslizt—the -former to
' cat into' towels; the latter into bandages ;
the bandages . we prefer to make ourselves, as
'kurat care is . required in their preparation.'
.freskirovisions, as butter, eggs, ito., dried
kind tanned fiat, jellies, pickles and dollar
cies - of any kiridare alWays acceptable crintai
buttons to hospital stores.
Goods left with Springer Marbangh &
Co., 209 Liberty- street, - Pittsburgh, will be
.promptly forwarded to the ' Association. -
Trusting that an earnest' , appeal to the cil
ia:ins Of yinh Sairtleit, for co-operation in MIA-
Wiring to Ake greetings Of - those who have
periled their lives for the safety of their coun
try, will meet with a hearty response, ,
realW6if4 l 7,
Anis IS. Joarice, Car: Grey, ,
- - • 'No; 84212;•Nittitii it., Phila. .
DfamWsii Cases.
Coroner Malang, yesterday,' bald an",ln
'Odd b' o 47: o e. Patriot, Willits; who
iraasocidentallydrornedln the ideiutingaheda
ver; L itearthe.Bour Mile Hunorbite bathing.
Ifs bad gone Out Into the river In . flat, 'and
by some mains Wait drowned. He resided in"
'the neighborhood, and Wires a wife ani..foar
ihc wfternoon,ari , inquest wee held on
the body of amu named -Rezmn, a resident
-B.OsiOnhfound drown.d in the: . river,
noir Cores rm.: He had left' his , coat -and
wacky:l the bank together with a ' couple of
handkerchief, whishappeand to hate- bean
washed ondiepr.m4f out to, dry. .11e had the
Wamiliof hieolothes hie. person, except
ing one shoo which he had clasped under
arm. Thelraterwas very.shalbw, not over
two feet deep,' and hi. death Is Somewhat
. 3100
100
10%
100
Departure of More Troops for Har•
- Another densolunent of State militia; num
' barbs in all 554 ukOpi . , fog hitt evening b 7
apse's!. train for Harrisburg. Thera were
seven oompanies and;firei squadron; follows
Washlogton county, °apt. 70
• • • . O. 81
Butler ; - " - ilutchlason....—.— 81
Armstrong, " J. K. 00
Wartroonland" 'L K. GO
Mai " 45
Penn's State uuazin ." 00
- F.1. 4 d. •
Main Guars. Lima. .....
Uvular Gana, OW. 2/3
Ilsmuous 14
Dugaaaa6 W. VI
Lachbus G
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E!=MEM!MMI!!!MEI
Holm Htwast.r.A. man' named GrilSth
Lewis, of Jefferson county, Ohio, banged him
self in his'smoke house on. Friday bat. Bic
mind's supposed. to have beoome depressed.
from the fact of a son of his baring gone into'
'the anny,isken occuctotion With hie own
Peuonat apprehension of the draft» H. was'
on tha point of 'tatting for Steubenville; with,
a supply of marketing, whew be entered . th e .
smoke•hetua,.tuosuspeoted by his Welly, and
fastened the door. Alter waiting for him
so DUI tIiCN, searrit was made and he wu found,
but life was satinet. 2dr. LIOILI -1 / 1 14 111 vary
comfortable ollvamstances.
FATAL ocicerr...-4n 'Mende? - aiming
t; between (braised fear o'olook while two
bandt, Solomon Clink and . 3 - oble Harvey, at
the Cannel isville (Heyethe nowt') depot :wars
'baring a truck, - prepamttory :to Vilistin
train, the engineer, unciamalouf of shed:leo:
seam, run the I.:reline:4lva 'ne,.etrikieg the
truck and knocking them both down. Clink
fall on the tratilt,"the truck passing over his
meek killing hintillitiligy+lLV , was bull/
bert,hittle • ' '
DitrARTUIM . following
wolantters, foi :tluitCpware manioc, loit
Ws dip loaf ataningilost;Waaltingtont
Capt. Yatitinson'a Caystareompaili
Wsittinvotioasiti..,.. • • 1.
Capt. - a 7
Cap L. Donato% aapaifrya. • '
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NOTES 'Mt TIE CMITAi.
TesPnk4U , = of the Pitbb3nhate . L
7i . vmtmonr;-Sep t. 14,1882
Now that, bY "strategy," the immediate
seat of war has been traaefenad froM the
.
Jima tit the Uppe Poto mac, and the Sosque
yoi are Yourselvta si mirth en -object
of lutanist to is in Washington - 'era we have
for a long time , to Yon - in Pittsburgh.
. bean
"Oar General," by widtdrl mean ' XeClMian,
the hero of the -peninsula •• Campaign,:
passed throughliere. List Bonder, - he rodi
away to the tented, field, ' and if rumor, goes
_not fib, ' in the /091131 days ending list night *
he had reached Urbanna,' a good 35:miles I
. —,
think of it, ye sluggards, and mew com
plaint There are those here who believe
that the 'Kash have nevir been in force in
the Cumberland Valley, and others who ba
ileys -any thing you can-tell them of the reh
ab'. Two hundred and
_fifty thousand men is
as easily conceived of as two ' thousand to
Gain. The best authority 'I know of, and
the greater number of accounts agree in fixing
the rebel srmynow operatitig in - and about
Leesburg, Prederiek, Super's Perry, eta., at
80 to 90,000 men. , They had about 30,000
in the battle of Ball Ban, it is said. Haying
thrown them upon the flank and [carol Pipe's
force, one of them could do moredemise than
'five of our entre:amnia . sad disheartened
men. But a small portion of- their fore', evi-e
dimity, crossed the Petotoso, It was but •
'big gang of thieves" at- 'the ' best; lbent upon
filling their hungry bellies, and getting starts
upon their lois, :backs. , The major part of
this rulf-sanS of Southern chivalry never did,
probably, in alll their lives, 'Sleep under *
decent roof, or sit down 'at s deoent table.
They are the forsakea godiesi ,floe who
ooek-fight and steal for a„ livelihood—who
practice wood craft and gunning for the mis
erable food which; at last; MU their hungri
maw—who are objects of ,contempt to all we ll
fed slave's, and I might say to blacks In gen
eral. Many of them are the clay.catem of .
Carolina, the lean, cadaverous wood-choppers
of the miasmatic river-bottems and weedy
swamps of the lower Mississippi, whose child
hood Is passed in secret companionship, with
alligators, mud-turtlbs and bull-hogs. These
are the bait.
Another class is from the corner grocery of
the mean dilapidated little Smiths= towns or
villages. There the boy grows up with love
of vile whisky ; smokes a corn-cob pipe of
Virginia tobacco; bouts of how many eyes
he has gouged, and how many nigger-girlohe
has "larruped" or debauched ; sleeps with a
revolver under his pillow, though probably
under the miserable roof whore be was born ;
swears as often as ha speaks ;Lights with:
somebody at least once in 24 hours. Bush are.
some of theWirtues ha boasts. .
The °Mame of.these dregs of civilisation,
these barbarcius cut-thrciats, ars, the Allibue.
tent who, for years, have made the name of
American a reproach ; the Levies whose
whip lash . was never dry from the Lacks of
their chattels ; the slave trader who pollutes.
with his presence every, spot of. earth '
which he stands ; the gambler, the bully sad
the desptrado with fair presence and bleak
heart, who boasted long the intent which has
now became actuality—the destruction of this.
government. Such lam assured by . a man
who was compelled to 641414 with their array
of thieves and robbers, is the material in
part, of which it is oomposld. It needs the
prayers of pions saints.
Humor has been buy to-day with achieve
ments up the river. loan authenticate noth
ing. The burden of all stories Is . cheerful.
CoL Miles is mild to have teen - =wistful in
repulsing the enemy at Harper's Bari, :and
Bauble in in attack upon their retreating
bola:ans. Many are of the opinion that a
battle has been progretsing to-day upon the'
Monocracy, but there is no good lesson for the
opinion, as I can discern. Heavy cannonad
ing at New Market, at Harper's Ferry. and
*chit points in that direction ,is- about the
sum aad.substaiesof all we know here. The
government, however, as if exporting farther
demand is still fitting tip,spasioas and !dry
hospitals here, with every appliance of com
fort it can command. With tlaresslatanco of
the benevolent, ' Aid of thaawssrabselarsasa
ciations,..the we of thisiltdeancl-wcnided
made quite tolerable. ,
&t Parisi Seminary Hospital than
world .hoes names are know
to tali, Oad ,
is Wends ally desire of
then bore: . -
Mmes. P. Taggart, 9th,lt. 0., Ce.
8. H. Crick, 9th B. 0., Co:B." ' ' •
G. W.' Kink; •• ". "t. A.
13
mnuel:Boriand, 9th R. C., Co. C. '-
..Toba Damage, wounded severely through
the thigh, 9th B.C." •
Thome Hanna, 9th B. C., Co. A.
W. N. Darden, " of Sazoi.
burg, Butler county. • e • • , . -
Osbert' T. Sickles,. 9th, Co. G. - -
Remy Bereiber, "
Daniel Corns; 9th, CO:. A.
David Hanna, " -
Robert Fleming, 9th, Co. H.
James E. Coffin, • '
.1. B. thinsford, "
''
U. B. Barnard, " CO:4. •
EsneetWasiey, " ' 00. A.
01. the 82d Regiment, P. V., there are in
the saute hospital, W. B. Wyman, Geo. KU
mer,..Alvah 8. - Clooktobter, Richard Smith,
Peter liwinighat; John P. Pox, Thomas
Wright. , •-•-
Also;johneW. Robinson, Wm. Wolf; John
C. Blaney, J. O. ; Kuhn, Edward Gillespie,
Henry Btaknoyand' W.. H. dipbroso, of the
11th Reserves.
• Also, Simnel Lindsey, of the 83d, 0. H.
Hildebrand of th e 63d and H. Eaton, George
Baker and John Neff; of the 62d. - •
Nearly all the above are convidesoeat.:—
Many of . them were wounded in the kande or
feet, and not , animas ; some •of them are
simply broken down and nhaustsd by forced
marches, and ' rallied as soon • u they got rest
and something to est.... . •
To a visitor at these hospitals, with chid'
filthy p a i nful sights and sounds,' then Cr. to
be added incidents really' delighttal. Mt.
Smut told' me•of a• case he enootintared at
Fairfax. A young mac, fall of lit!, wee
stricken di:4n withstehot on Friday, the 29th
of Augest,rshish orcuthed both his legs. His
comrades laid him nadir • trob,,dld ; au beet
they could - ander: the ellen:tufa:l ors, and left
Wither°. ' I think he remained until Hon
day, 41 . 0
re. /WOOS came to•hiss. In relating
-his experience, be •sald, " the graos,,of God
sutsined me through - those trying hoar*. I
thought 'what the Sneering, of my &vicar
must bare been—how mush -greater than my
own.. Christ was nailed to the cross, exposed
to the -ran, and without one to iyuipathise
with while I )114. under the shade of a
nice tree, snit' niOTOOYEAt came on to rata,
and'ooOled my Ups and sestmeirny pain, so
that I. foil God'. Primeno! in •• my behalf, and
vas enabled ,by Him to bean, my paint Utmost
cheerfully.", • -• • • • • . •
•'• This men has lost both his legs, and yethe
is fall of hope end trust, and rejoices seen
- that be is permitted thus to show his patriot:
Loa and obedience to the calls et ditty.. A rel.
Dean which affords snob consolation and has
such witneues In its behalf, can trlumphaat
ly. sustain the reproaches which must hi
brought 'nptra it by yeuerable • hypoerisyi .
This poor wounded maoi• rejoicing, in the
midst of 'distress, neede'no prayer!. exterloi
from . the poibpotut pride of either doetore or
professore Of divinity, "A- strong • tower, is
our. God". ., . •• •
itbo that lama on Hu right arm
Wu, eyrt yet kaiaks+) _
What rtabtamm arms am sa d harm
If balm part bas taktmr!
mow. azaha 1411talt.
In a former letter I stated in reliance' to ,
this gentleman that he refused • pittance to
aid the Pennsylriada Boldiers'ltalief Laos:l-,
&lion. I see that 101111111M7bra made an at..
task in the Waynesburg MOriartier upon what)
I said. - Mu writer 'suttee that Mr. LIASIIe
did not give, because he was gatilitedl.the An.
iodation 'was a Istituto. 'lt it a sießalitit
answer to' all this that ha rotated to subscribe
at the ortifirol atattiag 'click mat /mid. It is
rather cations, toe, that Lamy, Ala()01311,
Stiles, Wright ' , Yittlip
11..
Bsiley,4agiceing in .
illy voting with Vallan
have discovered on, the
of the Association: that
.rt. Theyalf refhaed
On tbe other band, r
bar of Congress who was
and base kite* aided 'Chi
their counsel, adrbee and
Patton,tepretenting the IVA
COO, and wee riady Wee*.
the parted:a inetnbetent7Cse
patriotic Demo:data, give w
iLebutan And Biddle gen
;p7:lllyr latoriAttiortta miry
ter It the Mateenger aryl XI
dletributa hLt ova gins.
has bans 1n pearly,
ben a 011( ag
lil ,141
d Mahrft.:4llo2
. .
. .
.. . .
sear aiding Belch or wounded soldier, liner
heard of his doing s• and never was In any
hospital where he hea rd that Mr. Lisear had
been. He may have labored much for the
soldier for anything the writer knows, but-the
above fasts relative to hisn may berelied upon.
The - liellef Aelpeiation now challenges the
now I charge of Mr. - Lisear. 'lt has ow a tory.
It can appeal to More tharia thou sand sol dier
of Pennsylnitia- whoui it has rella ed. It
appeals to the - Halted States B n Gen
oral, whom IS baresasined in =PP! IBS new
hospitals.wilirgoOdit and with :assistants ; it
app 1i to Mrs Senator Harlan, who has been
the almoner-of int bounty on the battle-fields
Of the Pialnsnia aid the Rapidan; and to
more than fifty benevolent women of this city,
who are constantly: , laboring in distributing
the goods the 'Aisociation has in its store
haw,. me, Ir. B. Ham of Greene. county,
andslow-emplejeo in thiseity, can say what
he knolls and.thinks in reference to the efforts
and !abbe' of the Association. MI its labors
And trials are.** open book. It challenges
investigation, 'ltitas done mere for sick and
wounded soldiers ;,of Pennsylvania than all
'otter asmac; C011Ibilled• Yet Mr. Lamar and
his semi-sensation co.workors discovered it
to be a Latium filiffhe it commenood its work.
Vtarron.
Dommuroz.--Edierd W. H. &bailey, Esq.,
bu through Ni Bildatoh, agent .for his es
tates here yesterday donated donated $5OO
towards .t he funds of the Ladies' Soldiers Aid
Society, now organized in • the Episcopal
Churches of theeitgi and $6OO which have
been placed in thethands of the lion. T. M.
Howe, to be applied in 'his discretion to the
suppression of, thiVebeinon•
, , .
spECI/11 IfOtICEB.
did me good;' ; ii thuoandid expression
of the thousands who have tmad:Dr. Lindsey's
Gunning Blood Eiesiinhet, and knowing that
it is eumposetrof fiariaparilla, Dandelion, Me,.
arson', lodide of Potmdum, &a., we don't to
amok wonder at kg giving so general satisfso.
tion, 'as we should like to knoiehow , a better
recipe could be formo3-And parties thinking
of giving it a trial Might, so ask, their physi
cian. Of - all thilinunierable medicines in ,
vented for,tae pnrilisetion of the blood and
for tonio.purposes, thialLthe only one we can
think of that has perfohnod soap Wag obraled
for it.. We &peskier denim; Otte genuine sr
title prepared by the.:lsitentor; Dr. Lindsey,
'which is for sale by . Sionon Johnston, Drug
gist, corner of Smithfield and Fourth streets.
Ws tat 'great - pleainni in rstommanding
the,ltsf. R. E. WillWris,, whole engaged as a
teacharia the auderor of Science and Lan
guagas,•Allegheril. Willlanisls a grad
ute of Prinecton Collet!, N. J., also Of the
Western Theological Eleininary—is an excel
lent scholar and a:: practical and successful
Inn:motor. This valuable acquisitios to its
tarps of teachers, and the merlon,* and eta
ciezNT Pr 4,ol P.slifinr.,J. Davis, ruder
,this inititution especially worthy of the
pstienageof the publici. ) ".
Rev. W.Jacount,D.D.ftem. Z. P. Swirr, D. D.
BAT. D. P.z.uorr. D.D. I (*kW. D. HowAsa,D.D.
auli.l2tenrrrarow
WE would eau attention to the - superb stook
of Fan and Wintur ,Ctotbing, for gentlemen
and boys wear, to' hi Mud at Messrs. W.
H. McGee k Co., eorfer of Federal street and
Diamond Ivan. Itahas beim selected under
the superiision of the proprietors, and it
covers oval? desoription of goods for gentle
mess' dross or business suits. laentlauten's
furnishing goods, such As whits: shirts' and
flannel undsrshiru,! drawers, gloves, cravats,
/W., will also be found in the ustablishment,
in_ aver, select and bogs Assortment.
•
Hamm 'to Haninutarsza:—Tho hundred
Owes of °mitt 'am Opined tits morning
at J. _Nitioh% corner at' Grant and Fifth
streets; all of vhieh lid- he sold 30 per oeot.
Has 'than they . eart be had eaturbara. de Hr.
F. attended the tarp trade salaam Few York
and Philadelphia' reeentlydne can nbw sell
tha ahem goods at . 614' plow He also
opined out this morning . on. hundred vases and
Dnokadue of Dry Goode.— r.
Inenfo W. Could ' 'Cirontar . and. Joiner,
'Jobbing Shop Virginaileg, between Smithfield
street and ('help Jl,U kinds of House
BepalridgSmfieonfistiotenerSee =din *rat.
maJelika.manasr: 'Chum moderate. Lem.
ymtr orders. AJlordorspromptlyattendodto.
Two good ttemtle.wented immediately. I
Darturrir.—Dt, o.Bfll, Nor 240, Penn at.,
atoriOds Impobsi of, the Dental protes
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MONITOR WARM—Persona
A. , ./". wishing tojottrtbtisomptay will end floral
with t7batiao O. Bur. No. 26 litth stmt. who I* d*.
Udled to nom% and will go to Ilarrisburg on Thom
day fated. _ !tt Outs or mg CIFrALIL
11•17 Ali.
"ICE' FEW& THE LASES DIRECT.—
ban, inototeded to , atektni errstageoteabs by
tebkh I vitt be ambled to loralsh ZOE to tbe clef.
MU. orYtttaborgh Ortbe car or wagon to It
be' of metier 9aalt.3,cod I ow ale it loser
rhea tt ova b f by iry other prem. 1 eau
be roan. at the SCOTT HOUSE, corner of Into
street and Ducrattuss:Way. .
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folly prepared,. bynn eiprdenced Druggist. It bss
peon:set efondadol oust of lotig comilnosti Ooogbn.
We do not stains for it thit ft mill care every Oonab.
but we do claim tbni It is an extraordinary cue
slab esniu4 be cared or aide better by its we.
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR 'SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Piipodal Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Dasetiski
W ABIIIIIGTOT, Sept. 115, 1882.
HARDER% DECRY 81TI88NO8I8D
It is believed at the War Department that
Harper'. Ferry wee surrendered to the rebels
at nine o'clock a. tn. on yesterday, after Col.
Mileuhad been mortally wounded. Accounts
to that .'sect (none of them olliohd) have been
received, both via Chambersburg and Point
of Rooks. If it be true, nothing can prevent
the manrof the rebel army from making good
its retreat into Virginia.
Cols Mlles' cavalry force '
cut its way out
from Harper'. Parry on Sunday night, and
started for Chambersburg, capturing Long
street's ammunition train, and other wagons
to the number of sixty in all, on their way.
The commander of the cavalry reports that
Col. Miles had deolared that he could not
hold Harper's Perry longer than yesterday
morning unless relieved. This fact doubtless
does much to induce the Government to give
credence to the unodloial accounts of the sur
render.
♦ OLOOKY ASIFICT OP ATPAIIB
Nothing bar been made pubic; from Gen.
DfcCrlcabin since far official 41spatotior of Sun
day.
The general feeling here, consequent on the
disastrous news from Harper'. Ferry and.
McClellan's silence, continues rather gloomy.
.onr lois at Harper's- Ferry Is at lout 'four,
thonsandmtm and One Wilton dollars worth
of storm.
=^M !
Oinolaiati takes another leading General.
Geo. Quincy A. Gilmore has been ordered to
report to'Gen• Wright.
There seems to be no doubt now that Cu
sine M. Clay goes to New Orleans.
Biej or Gen. Minim has arrived here. It is
believed that he will be promptly assigned
an Importing command in the armies here.
suaIIIDIE OT 001 FORM AT EITIPTILIr 11BIT
The troops at Harper's Berry, after surren
dering to the rebels, were promptly paroled,
for the reason as explained her, that one
troops were pressing the rebels too hard to
Permit them to take prisoners along with
them. The iiaroled prisoners have already
arrived at Baltimore and Frederick,
It Is stated that Col. Mlles was killed while
carrying a tag of .tmos to surrender; both
of his legs were shot away.
Near eight thousand of our troops were
taken:
.FllO2l ' CINCINNATI.
(Spatial Plapatch to the Plttaburalh Gazette.]
Otactesurr, Sept. 16,1862.
We hive's dispatch from our correspondent
at Elizabeth, giving particulars of the fight at
filtunfordsville - on Sunday. The rebels
charged nine times, and were repulsed uch
time with heavy loss. Their lots In killed
was over three hundred, Including throe Col
onel'. They sent in a flag of truce, and It
took them six home to hury their bad. Our
loss wu thirty-sevon killed and wounded.
The Tederals were reMiorced yesterday. by in-,
fantrT and sitillery. Yeiterday the attack
was expected to. be renewed at night.
kfajfirabWitt; of Mo.; Wie the * coif Officer
killed on our side.
°incases:4 Sept. 16, 1862.
These Is no tutorial change in the stheatioi
here.
It it generally believed that the rebels will
make a stand soon. They appeai to be ex
pecting reinforcements.
The rebels have_ pleated • battery- on the
Kentucky shore, thirty Mlles below. They
are blockading the river. The battery is sup
ported by Itifentrytand cavalry.
Things moves slowly hers now.
The authorities ! aPpear to be waiting on
Buell. S.
FROM HARRISBURG.
[Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette,
ll•paseanao, gept. 16, 1862
Our troops arrived at 9 o'elock this morn
ing. We are all well. We• drew our arms,
etc., to-day, and are under marching orders
for Chambersbrul to. morrow.
The news from the Southern frontier is en
couraging, but Gov. Curtin will make sure
against an invasion.
The Eastern oounties still pour In fine reg
iments of splendid men, many wall uniformed.
The State arms, equips and subsists them all ,
promptly. They • depart fully organised and
egulPPed•
Pennsylvania's army now in the Cumber
land Valley iiworthj of the Itabie. old Key
stone. Ours is the 11th regimant'of
It is reported that there we. a great tittle,
and that our' troop; were vietorions, at toll-,
var, Maryland. 'Great slaughter on both
side.. R.
p4agenkent near Coldwater; Tenn.
.
Illskrais, &pt. 13.-4 r. x.—The Eotaiag
.81:Uetia has :ha following in rotation to of airs
at Coldwater . - -
On Handal', Col. Crimson, with 370 moo,
came op with the enemy beyond Coldwater,
near Coohren's Cross roads. They were ■
portion of Jackson's and Pierson's cavalry
and a number of infantry, amounting to about
$OO or 1000 men. They were will posted, and
commenced en attack but were driven two and
a half miles through heavy timber. In , ths
affair four of the enemy were killed and
seventy or eighty wounded. That night Oder
ma camped between the cross routs aid Her
amide, end remained during Wednesday in
Hernando. ' - •
The next morning he moved in the
tion of Coldwater, and came on the enemy's
pickets at Coldwater, bridge, behind which
they lay in force. They fired the bridge, bet
moved o ff , and the bridge so far saved that,
after some repair, the Federal tome crossed !
the 'enemy retiring as they advanced , and
Colonel Grierson entered the fienatebt,'where
he burned the ralirbad depot and tentage,
and three cars. Several scattered parties of
guerrillas were also coming up and.were dis
persed. Wttile thesa °yenta were proceeding;
the main. body, of :Federals, under General
Smith,' destroyed .the . .. railroad bridge over .
Coldwater, eight calks beyond Hernando, and
tore up a
,pctrtlon.of . the track,. by which
means, the railroad.conneotion of the enemy'
with Nerrnando la destroyed:
- -
Brittle!'rogreasimir betWeen'ilinCled.'
tart rind Jar:temp. . ,
lissiusatrao, - 844. /o..—lnformation, at
Oat not considered reliable, hut a lispaiali
since received from Hagerstown, says McClel
lan came Op to the rear of the rebel army at
Sharpsbarg, and that a battle is now-in pro.
grass.
Lieut.—A dlapatah.jnst- re - calved at head.
quarters says that Jackson has recrossed the
Potomac, and that :McClellan has engaged
him withtremendone force this al& of amps•
burgh; tan miles from that place.: The whole
rebel army In Maryland will be ennihilged
or ;captured this night. Tio rebels can be
found. about . nagerstowa and Williamsport,
and none two. - miles on the other side of the
ittimored i ftighting, •-,
14;tnonnonzi, Sept.l6.- . -A
patch to the Bollotin,linted Ilintiburg;
It to =morel at Harwatotrn.thati another
battle' going this wonting between
Bhorpsburg and MithilotOwn, bit n have no,
parth:olare.Sharpobtwg is am the Potomac
and shoat tin'infles vitt of illitldlotwOn._ it
la not matey thstgoelellen is =glen the
labels in taint ,nOighbothood.to-doy dir
pawing their Pune Or , the tiorot:;:-
lho Ant regiment of GroyAniiininail
eliond'crgentirOuidi, arlinst:iberi.fran
,moisigtagcetatfriliti normlaiv.l:4lkipf
'-• - ' I
;r~,~ ,-
EXCITING NEWS!
BIIREHISIDKR OF THE FORCES AT
HARPER'S PERRY
8,000 of our Men taken Prisoners
ANOTHER DESPERATE BATTLE.
Our Troops again rictoriaus
CAPTURE OF 8.000 POISONER&
dec., dec., /kc.
RALTIMOU, Sept. I6.—She following ii
from the Special to the Awarioasi from Fred
erick :
The combined foroes of Lovering and Jack
son stormed the works at Harper's Ferry
yesterday morning, and captured the posi
tion.
Col. Miles is said to have made a desperate
radiators. Aoconnts differ; some say he wee
wounded after he hoisted the white flag;
other amounts are, that he was killed or
fatally wounded before the earrendor.
All our forces ware paroled, numbering six
thousand, the whole of whom hare arrived at
Frederick. When the paroled men left, the
corm
was ;oreparing to blow up the three
spans of the iron bridge.
Reports is circulated in Frederick and
Washington that Gan. McClellan has retaken
Harper's Ferry, but is not deemed reliable.
The daserieu's special, dated Frederick,
Sept. 16, says : We regret to hare to announce
the surrender of Harper's Perry, with all the
forces and stores there, to the enemy, at 9
o'clock this morning. The enlisted men and
some rillieers have been paroled and arrived
Unit* From them / gatiterthefollowing par-
.
Thee rebels oommenoed the attack at Friday
noon cd our forces on -Maryland Heights.
Skirmishing continued throughout the day,
and was renewed on Saturday. The enemy
was driven back with 6=llde:rale lost. They
came up .. several times and were repulsed, when
it was d iscovered that they were approaching
in overwhelming forces. Ali order was given
to spike the guns and throw them down,the
mountain. The whole force from the Heights
then retired in safety, the guns from Camp
Hill shelling the enemy when they attempted
pursue our retiring men.
On Sunday -morning a, party of our men
again ascended thellelghts and brought away
the field pieces, which they had left there nu ,
spiked at Sunday noon. The rebels appeared
in-Jgreat force on London Heights. Miles
shelled them from point to point. Some of '
their guns wire dislodged, but they stlli man
aged to keep up a brisk Are from some of their
batteries, which ware inn was
out of sight
and loaded. Canonading was kept up all day.
Sunday, without 'doing much damage; the
Sling ceased at dusk and was resumed again
on Monday morning at daylight, and kept up
till 9•Volock, when CoL Miles ordered a white
flag to be raised.
There was considerable fog and *mob, and
the enemy did not see the tag, or would not
see it, and kept up a heavy are for three
quarters of an hour. About ten minutes after
the gag was up, a shell struck. Colonel Mlles,
shattering his right leg. It was amputated
before the prisonon Were paroled.
Thera were about 2,300 cavalry in thooem
mend, all of whom but abort 't forty - escaped
about sight o'clock on Monday" night, and cut
their way- through to Greencastle with. but
little loss. The balance of the troops, num
:boring from 0,000 to 8,000, irith Gen.lihalte's
rommand from Martinsburg,aire=e all cur
,
rounded.
Gen. Hoare captured an Aid If Gen; Stuart
on Monday , afternoon, who was making his
way from Hive?, Perry to.Boonesboro, with
a dispatch from Jackson to lie annirmoing
the capitulation eta* place.
The aid supposed he as atf 4 Sonambhzia;
which wasitrouirtameshistd — Tiali' she 'She,
first latimatiol - of the' surrender which 'mar
Generals reosived. At this time, Ceti: Frank
lin was within three hours march 'of slie
lam going to the relief of the beleaguered
command, whither he bad ban` sent by Ma-
Clean so soon as he =arrived the dispatch ,
from Col. Mile?, on Monday morning, that he
was In danger.
Intelligence from the front this morning Is
of the moat cheering character, notirithetand
lug the bad news from Harper's Ferry. Mo-
Clellan was pushing them with a vigor most
destructive. He pursued them - on Monday
morning with his reserves and ajargebody of
troops. The enemy =oh the' read towards
the river at Harper's Perry and at Shepherds
town, and be was pursuing them and shelling
their retreat with great loss.
In several oontesta on Monday; where they
made a stand, our troops charged on them
with such vigor that they fell back from point
to point, in great haste. The battles and ad
vantages obtained on Monday area thought to
be superior in importanoe than that of Sun
day.
The Drayton Booth Carolina brigade is en
tirely gone, they are either killed or wound
ed, or taken prisoners. The 17th Michigan,
a new regiment , done up thls - brigrde, first
with bullets and finally with bayonet.
Howell Cobb was wounded and taken pis
ener, and will be back toPrederick sooner than_
he boasted he would. -- •
Gen. McClellan was ruddng on them last
evening, however, very alms, and had already
sent to the rear 8,000 prisoners and four bat
tabs.
_ Ool.Btrage, of the 16 th Va., and OoL Jame,
of the 3d B. 0, battalion, were killed on Sun
day last. Their babas %my left In our 'pa=
session.
The South Carolina brigade was severely
ten. Hatch, sanunanding Keyes' dirtsfori,
who ix sick, was slightly wounded.
The Major of the 76th Ikennsibmnia, whose
name I do not remember, was killed.
waspt. Brady, of the Ilth 'Penna. 'Waves,
MUed.
Prisoners Sent to Camp Curtin.. .
The Body of Gen. Garland:.The
Grey Reserves , Beviewed by Goy.
fleitantauso, Sept. 11.--Prisocuus=one
hundred in number—captured yesterday by
the New York and•lllinois cavalry, and sent
to Chembershung, were this morning brought
to this city. and - sent to Camp Curtin. Oleg•
vitt-Fitzhugh, a resident in the vicinity of
Chambeishurg, was among the number. Ile
has been furtdeliinginfonnatlon to enemy
linos their raid in Maryland. ,
The dead body of _ Gen. i
Garland was onic'
concealed in one of the wagons, captured by
the same party of cavalry, between Macre,
town and Williamsport.
The Philadelphia Grey Beservii, Col.
Knee's oomminding, numbering tau hundred
and Afteem men, arrived here this morning at
4 o'clock.• At 12 • o'clock they were reviewed
by Gov.- Curtin, and sent •imniedlately to
Cluembersburg.. • . , •
The wire to Hegerstown is again in good
The Flight at tharlestou, Va.
ZALUTOLII, Sept. 16.—N0 partial:lan of
the Charleston fight him bean masked. Alt
report., however, agree that the rebels were
severely bandied aud,reprdsed with great low
Col. Lightburn give this citizens one hones
neat* in which to luxe the town, before the
place tat destroyol. Col. Lightburn's tones
marched 'through the plias in perfect order,
taking the Ripley road and going toward
.gmuswood, on the Ohio riser,-where.they
arrived thli taikribg; bringing his innrane
train - through In safety. SteamarChaTe been
sent to his easistanos.
The 47th Ohlo and fib Vltgfaia infantry
and fid Virginia eilvali7; Milk Wars cut or at
Sunniurvilho, suoneeded in JoiningLightbrun,
and were in the Charlestown
This place is full of iefctiees. ,and .contra;'
binds, who came doWn the Kanawha river in
boats, most of whomnre in a destittde condi
tion. -Bite hundred sick antifwonadid - sol
diers are here; who were sent froni7Charbsston
before, the •
The' enemy • esti supposed lor t,. moving
slowly down the Kanawha.
Prop ,toulsvine.
14 Bipt.• Th •
=stasis,a- mud: 4sdl
tort*, taday , ,af posh to- Hus: anttanitlio tq
;lava Qs olts • -
t • .13rig. Jai:lama disisioa was isrstawel
ail forsook by Ilitat, 94itist and 'staff,
;sad zoado_o Ana - - i
Tbi tradatit dairies:*
ThudismWitettitat to
Bacon crook waaesis-:
tassitriWnwed *pat osiaby t ' Boma
twilit tomtlaataelart‘Oltat.ta all
*Commute= 41111-' most of tba: proma,'
aboadowal its Irbo ll tla . I ‘ b• ls'MAd 04
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ImruUDt from Wishington.
Wasarxerox, Sept. 16.—A stringent 'artier'
has been Domed, enforcing, as an absolute ne.
acuity, the redaction of the baggage trains
of the troops in the field. Gibers will here.
after be allowed to carry only, their ordinary', -
mess chest and nlieer or carpet b ags. NO:
trunk' or boxes will be pumitted in juggles,'"
trains. Privates are pro. Whited from carrying
carpet* bags and boxes their regimental
wagons. These things hereafter will be , ea.':
jected from the wagons and cars, wherever
found. A 'stop also is to be put to the carry
ing of sutler's goods in regimental and guar
tarmaster'a wagons under the guise of quar
termaster and eoluskiseary stores: , This, it is
supposed, will reduce the trains one-third.
G. B. Patel, Eighth trnited States Infantry,
his been appointed Brigadier General by the
President for his.gallantry and valuable ser
vices! in expelling the rebel Texans from New -
Idellw. Ginned Pail tee .been maligned to
duty with General Guey. . I •
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.—limpe;'s Ferry
was surrendered' to the rebels at. ten o'clock
yesterday, after'ool.3llles.had tau severely,
if not mortally wounded. The . ellicers and
men, supPo . sed to be about 6,000, were paroled.
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Warentaoros, Sept. 18:--Orders for" the
revenue stamps may be seat to the Commis=
donor of Internal .111weatte. ' In sending
orders, it should be remembered that every
stamp expresses upon -its face its kind, at ,
well as.its denomination, and - that it can bo ti.
used only for the purpose for which - it wu 40 , ;•
shined. An =amide; a • contracted =stamp::-;
must be used for contract" alan.; cheer:
stamps must be cued only_ on,checks; &r.
In aecordanie with an order reiently Issued
bt the direction of the president,' the several
army corps will now stand se follows r. First, Hooker; 2d, Sumner; 34, Beintzelmin; 4th,
Keys; sth, Fitz John* Portari . lth; Fmcklin;
7th, Dix; oth, Wool; .9th Bornsitli; -10th,
Mitchell; llth, Sedgwick;l.2th,Bigel.
Boone/taro, &pt. 15.--4ta beetle"of South
Mountain was fought yesterday, resulting lea
complete victory to the Army of the Potomac.
The tattle field was located in a prim of the
mountain, on , the turnpike betwouliiddle
town and • •
Duringthe forenoon the firing' was by ar
%tinny, endeavoring to ascertain their strength
and position.— About' 12 o'elook.'the corps
under Gera. Dicier was- ordered to ;Ascend the .
mountain 'on. the left and make an attack on
the enemeiliank. Abileolook Bendy troops
. got into action.. The 'rattle of arturketri for
&bent half an hour was terrible; when the en
emy gave way, leaving our mon in rtsesaion
of that portion of the ridge. '
The lon on bath side. in this action was
considerable. - We had not & General or field
officer at Cris point, excepting Major General
Bono who
wasßono, killed by a-Minnie ball pass
ing through his •body.: '
Gen.Hookerwoommanding Gen. MoDowell's
corps and the Pennsylvania Iteserrin. second- ,
ed the mountain on the right for the purpose
of making.an attack on the rebel's left.. Be
got-bin troops into position, and moved upon
the enemy about two hours before random.
Hen as In the case on the other ridge of the
mountain, our troops were noressful, driving :
the enemy before them with groat slaughter..
The rebels suffered here more than at any
other point of the battle-Held. -
Generar Hatch, commanding -a`division -
under Gen.-Hooker, was wounded In -the leg.
. 'Gen:Gibbon's brigade, composed of tho 2d,
Sixth and Seventh Wiseonein and Nineteenth
Indiatur raglan:en, ware•ordered to move up
the..garge of the mountain. This brigade
did not get into action until after dark, whloh
!sated till near nine o'clock. The brigade
lest about 120 killed and wounded.' Among
thtideadis Capt. - Caldwell, of the 24 Wiscon
abr. Ala rebels -were driven back fot about a
when Gibbon's brigade was' relicied b 3
a portion•of.Snmner'S corps, who lzeld the
position during the night: The'rebel 'troops
engaged were Longstroet's and D. H. and A.
P. Hiles corp. Had' our trooto hat two
hours longer of daylight, the greater portion
of the rebel army would have' been 'token
prisoners, u they wore surrounded on 'three
sides, the only mode-of escape being through
a narrow defile in :the - mountain, which - tirn :
artillery would have non made inipassable.
Among the rebel °Mini known to be killed
wu Gen. Garland, of Leesburg, - and Col.
etrang;
was obtained to.day by &Hag of truce:: '
• . Al_daylight -this morning •our worst fears
were realised. The enemy; under cover of
night, had loft on their - way to the Pothicusa. '
They sent'from this place, two = miles from
-the mountains, and then took the road to
Sharpaburg. -
•
They left all their dead on the field, and
those of their wounded not able to *eat were
found in the churches in Boonsboro.-
• . .
- Gen. McCall= was on the field during the
whale day and night conducting all the move
ments in person.
Between 1200 and 1500 prisoners were
taken during the- day, most of there by the
troops under Gat. Hooker:.;
Yesterday Gen. Pranklia's corps advanced
to km:moats% pus six miles nearer Harper',
Ferry, where he engaged the enemy, holding
that pass for about three hours, resulting in a
complete rout of the' , enemy and heavy loss.
Our - loss in this action was about '250 killed
and wounded. • The rebel loss during the day
.and night was fully 15,000 killed, wound
ed and missing. Gen. Lee aoknoviledged to
the citizens of .Boonshoro that they had.bah
defeated with terrible loss. Our losi in killed
and: wounded will probably reach 3,000. We
lost but few prisoners. This morning; at' ay
light, Gen: Pleasonton, with the Bth Illinois
cavalry and Capt. FltchalPs battery, started
after the enemy at Booneboro. Ile camo;up.
with the 9th Virginia riavalrY with a battery,
actin as a rear guard. Thellllnois cavalry
charged after them through the towtkand two
miles out on the Hagerstowtypike, eapticting
two of their guns and' killed ; wounded and
took prisoners about 30 Orthe cavalry. -•
Gen. Richardson's - '' being -ft the
advance, took the road" from this; place to
wards Shirpiburg, two and a half miles from
whichlown he °orate np with the entity in
large force, who occupied a long ridge of
hills. They showed a line of battle one and
a half miles long.
The afternoon was spent in =ascertaining
the position • and force of the enemy, not a
milirdent number of our troops 'having come
up to bring on an engagement on - , Tuesday,
mo
During last night, a large part of the army
arrived on the ground. It is now' 9 O'clock,
and no engagement has taken pleat: The
rebels are rapidly moving across the river:"
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Another Battle at Flrininirdsirille,l4.
MOYFORDIIVIIMI, IC.T., Sept, 16.—AnOther
battle is in progress. The rebels ; tinder Gen.
Bragg attacked our forces this forenoon' i and
it hi - said hams been fighting • nearly ail day.
The` Federal forms, commanded .by :Colonel
Wilder, are lighting bravely, -and-.are . detar•
mined to bold the post. The enemy'l forces
are reinusented to be large. • - • •
Laral.—We learn that a portion of Genend
Itailre :maw has arrived, and • are- engaged
with Bragea forms. -.-- •
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. From Cinches eti.
ornorrears,- 8ept.14.--Itil rum asissrtails
ed that the rebels have not advanced 'solaria
reported...: They are reprdsentei tu fitresseh•
leg south or Mortice; and had - been4oinedtry
Humphrey ' . • -
The retells blockaded the lin? ymterdniat
Hamilton nine miles below Elting
No rialibbat left tor Louisville tb-dap.,-
Our gunboats went to Hamilton this_ more•
la
dm g, and siodlat the woods- foi several: plies,
bat battery bad - bens withdrawn.%
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1 .. - .. Netlike!" 'by Telegrapie:',
Prmamiseema;' eapt:l6-Bat Iltila sorirgdosit in
breadstatkr Ft= *LW small Wee for import 'at 4a
, fasmisestizom. *,27)566,as be cab s;"timi at sa,me
for - a:gra Atolly.', nothing *got kr 7t•hottr or. -
COrn•ingat Thor la &Air demand -for W heat, sad .- -
6,000 boshal odd gat, -10••• •? I ,3 o Sar-Prongsylranha and •
Nadas- mel„. god ht,n3 hr Southern+ •-na Mew
' from tato 76 - "Corn dolt, and 20. lowan maks yelloye
at 6Sca chow, nharand Mohan dad. Proebdont
bald' fLogy; salsa ad) Ulm Nan Porlrrit adthoed9--
hada has an Immix, tendency. Lard la arm at eX,
aid keg at leo. v Batter sidling trally, at rialto,
Obsessed seam asel in demand at inahletiW•me.
thi a r 11,760 It
4-laxgrodlt,ho. • - Whisbractlaa; and •
11rwY Sept: 16—Zirooinig ~....e'rag Ihniimbil
at "aegal.-._ erohi 20,000 bbl mold - at SIJ
6,26 , for main .83.soguvio far , Oblge, Wreggehth for
Soothers: • Wino meowed log idea MeV Magda
it
111,011S1forehlotgoftrtor $1,09(41,14 for 1141. -
manna $1 hr red Western, and $ 1 .1 5
hd r ee err
.. ta ..:.- Beef lingt, Port. qulot;
A.
Nam ell • lard qtdat !t %Mi. Wida4 stood/ •
ES - -.Einc to dr i o oh, Ur_ IA& 2 . few Oriet .
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• erns:- Praigigta l Wri .- -
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.egrainnxiortr' Sept. 1.3;-4710m0- the market opine - -
arigb•andr dermand r , and prices are rho some they
wars a we" ago; overdo° sold athigle r and °Moat
M:a= to tittzta. is :In ' prang_ _ _lead: :-•
- about I°o,mo/a bulk thaulatfitihnef.'a'..__ !.-.--
day atheVtlogra Inks soma dammed far them:mm.lz';
way contractors who want tbeag - faranknoriookbp' - :
'gm am ha other &Ueda& - GroCITSOV thin II 'll , llllar -
littis dobss_prho 7: l_,„ rrhatha sagoe,gbai., grum.gr,..,E . '•-•
V 5134 '9Cat;, lloora 644144 and 4:060.-
•• leetrirrimmar 1-ea'..`ee,f4bogre7dtek.. ati4rioigiag; -
c a d o 111611100 . :764- stosayr - ogisofti z adt.
erghgellr.irshogreheed. •
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