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• "Ws learned lastovenipc that *AO out is
Misty to wise between:Solis thateoralttag'
othestaior—tha.Coroorati-itestawayittst
Usital - fitates - iiiitharitles. tvastd._Ltpla
sooss'at tbi tNitit i ns ham tild"theif men`
go shofoitlj OS
&
AarfithneolfgttonitOsetsO. gutter:
was bionglt toth tohvi Captiadlogtoa t
abs ilastatagAllosr, who 4aftwavat thoPret'
wont /L*oa what was being done; slid Is'
cold 11 1 tribtrIiwiat t wiU htiid.ll the rifitrOki
bit- 4 4 6 0 444 kqttior OriCintibllft7.l* smy,
man
Wean
net advised as to the
tatiso`oVibs dithcalty, but tt - Is not wisti, , ,koi
anyclosa tattilialtith•thifhiltikl:AtaYoC)o'
UW1131121110 thdfifittf:- ~ r
IlfatailtiiL Oiiiii.OWWWWWW.......4n Yd.
ail but, Bar. Bieltoplhearittew aeaferred the
order of Dasoonstdp an 'Ere. Johe.A. Shell,
and Praneto L. 'rehtn: Oli 46;3110'ring day
he conferred the order oLthabasieenship ea
Mum. John Bunton and Joseph Banos;
that of Diaerrothip on Her. Edward A. Bash,.
John C. Bigham, Walter L.• 'Barka, Cbarlu
V. Newton,. J1114114/1 A. Rolland and Philip
Motet; and eleisted ta:the..Priase.
1• • . Itoodare. Manna J: Bareer i _Jehn'A.Shatl.
std . ...Y=lolr The akar* _named Beierta• sie itedenta :of rf3L'
• *mai sr Tuos. D. lirtorsos.:-.tafe regrut
eassuse• this moralat,the Nudism loth
of EV. .Theross D. Persplisio„ gr Lmussiou.
villa, :It appears Arr. a ! ems days slum
attriptsd to carry • koma t t up stainOtt t 4
rseiSenos, sad raptured himself, tallish amid
his death. He so sui hottest, industrious
roue, and tams • vita to moons kb! loss. For
partia—taLsrs or blattmerdt/16/E).01161! la - stititt)*"
401174 M,.
iri*H Con anti
; A T guar monthly meeting or this body
Warr held - list evening, : members` generally
Select, the Finance :Committee:reported
In favor of allowing but $ll. to the election
oakum of the several precincts; for expenses in
holding the late special electiorrfor Major ,
• -
With resolutio n for the payment of the' lame.
and resolution adoPted.'
Accepted,..
The Water Co mmittee: eported reinintions
in favor of the a:tendon: of water pipes on
Emit Iliad; between Long alley end, Third "
street cabmen Shetland and Centre, streets.
Petition of •Laagi Craig; for Privilege : to
build an 'extension '-to a frame trending on
Bagaley's. lane. :Relent& to Committee on
Wooden. Buildings. . • •••
The... Street Committal :spurted an ordi
nance for ihe grading -and paving of Shields
alley, frem.Teffasen toJeckson streets. Bead
three times and passed:;
Also; a resolution providing for ths - ,iridoe -
in g of the 'west 'Sidewalk on Pasture lane,
from ;Jackson eft:et' to Island lane—and
designeting James'Lockhart, WM. Park 'and
John Ramsey, Vieweri,:to 'Assam damages.
Resolution ado ttd. • .•• ' ; .0. • •.• , I
The Rallemd Committee, to whom was - re
ferred.the.matter relative to the. erection .of
gas:lamps at the railroad creasing', reported
that no . lamps were needed, except at. the
crossing' on limiduSky street. The Railroad
Company hid agreed to, pay one-half of the
expense of erecting said ,lauip, and keeping
it in riepatii Ind an ordinance was reported
to have 'the limp 'Cinotedthe :city' to pay
half the expense. Referred baclito the Com
mittee for further consideration.:- "
an,Coassion .Ortscit, a 'petition • was read
from the Trustees .of the •African Mission
Vhureh, setting forth the. damage •to ...their:
binding, in, consequence of the riotous -pro
ceedinge of, a mob,, which , the Mayor. of the:
city was linable . to Anti]; and' asking coMpen
sation for the lose suetained. Referred to the
••11husneaCerrunittee. , . ; • ' - •
• ..
Petition - fr om citizens of- the - , First: Ward,
asitink for the bf ' the - trienintaiilotr
-of , grauxid -; bounded by- the railroad' ;trick,'
;Marion avenue, and Martin street. ' Referredt
o.lb*, Committee- on City • Property, .with!
power to aot.
The reports of the Committee'. on .iff4ines,
Pik and Marketsvreie presented; and remota
lions'for the psynient of sundry bills ad6pted.
A resOlution was, adepted, directing the ,
'Railroad CoMmittee in confer with the
burgh; Port Wayne and Chleage ItailwaY
Company, relative to tho - 'Of hating
a flagman' stationed at the railroad . ; crossing !
Ain.letarion avenue,. ; -;
O resolution wimpreveited, requeStlig the
idaseheeter Paisestper Railway. Company , to
masts* their quiver; at the Interseettenstfis-
Shells Unit, with .T.weeek street, to; prevent
the overlie* of Wateiinto the ethers., ,Bor(er,
ittS SS, thetrommiitee oa Streets..
A iesiolitlini *as piased,., instructing the
City.llogidatar coat:ant:for Dula
boring the houses, and pissing the names* Of
the strissteaud Alleys itpea the comers:
In alt or the iiliove busaiiss there was
tat concirreticup when Councils. adjourned:
04r.800k Table.
nuns.- Plailadphis: J. B. Lippincott &Co. 'lltMo
_,.Pittsburgh; e by Boyd Lio...Wood ;treat.
mal
. . , . . .
_ Wheit the Cilia of a .book is written In one
word, we atimut enter on' what. follows with
cc light a butdeivoit the midnisii as :Winsists
With havtig a tiirs'ia ioinethies
pleasant rellefeed'itrietirl after reading the
work, of , some , seitheicit •ohly those in
book form, bat even when there .barelyio
numb authorship:. thieved' as•-goet• to .make
up a;modern inagesthe ornewspaper article—
where • imPositill,tities.spread :out,.
detail,
like a table'of contents, the fairiat .prom
bees; exciting expectation of.tire inexpert,
erreed Mid foreatillint the judgment of, the
weak, but laking'Or the edge. of curiosity and
useleasiy bun:toning tho•memorPof ill worthy
and -bones! readers:- • 'Thief Alert tftbk, 'fibre=
over, is trey deloriptite and lignificaet==and
the bock on' which it. is irrittan'emitains
atory.of great interest, told with roma:bible
power.. It is a loveo-tabe--but with the depth
and, sqope of a tragic plot—and by no means
amusing, the reader with the mere trivial
meld-dramatic scenes and dialogues so. /re
goon t is our modern nen eation hovels., Wheth
er the author meant it 'or mit lie cannot as•
mune to.judge, but we are.free tormored'. that
our impression is, that the common chitracter
istio of selfishness, developing Well' variously
bat. unmistakably in every living thing h 3 the
book, is.oueel those ignoble realities that are
too much " of the earth, eartily,'.' to be the
sole main-eptirig, the masta-pasalon,the
vironment, and as it were tho very; atmos-
phere to be briathed; from the beginning te
the end of a story that would truly deplot
life is It br, or rather as it was In the Wash:
soelety , of our times,, -before - • the war
ooneldsed and'smniuried It. Bit we are not
in the spirit of fault-finding, when we speak
thus; for even if the exception we have taken
be folly allowed.; enough .zierit; undisputed
and not to be &piled, will remain to, give
distinguished place among , the
best novels of the day. • • " •
, ,
r taliti hir - second
, benelitat the Theistiwth-night intleoncindes
his two weeks. engagement - to-mortawfaven•: ,
ing. has appeared in is - grest earicity' of
cbsracteredaring his stay, none at which are
more interesting than those offered for to-,
@elf.' The , Chief .In. the Indian ; ,piece of
"patilatichit." ned."Wiffiana . T.elr: in the in-,
ticreiting driath that name.thipriSe.a pro
:grit:aim that . Wont& .Ith' 'hard to Athol. „ We'
:look - fir 'I 'erowded --
,esrty arid'getia vied -
..; • ..
Jets; Ifirter; , Materibi tilt,- Fifth' Ett ;
haw nioebrod Freak tad , tbirrilaitivtle.
New; both, highly , •Interastlag numbers ' o
theta favorita , weekltos. t •
. . .
• ••
-JOHNATON-XiiTINGOti aOtti alt.; by'llov.
NIL , IL Paxton, Kr. GEO,IMIE :WeJUILINSTO.Ni
Browioroille. Poona, ofit .11431
of this 5/4.' 4 ' , •
I : 10 XVitr ,4 f WooliftlitiOobity,oo Moo
2lith '
.of typhoid tenter r; striw. to tioi:/ 911 i
yearof awe, oldatt 844' 71Wrin;Itwil..rof•
powlekloy. litolo_oultool oosoo two months
!rAP ftr li c, t a ,B,,...smPtc'n's 0 11 0 " Yr _
* 8k., 1 t2 -7/li.ois lAr. 4' o tfifq , noi
1 4:tttbsx . .. 8. 1 .. P 0 °Y. " Iraq
wrrximicai,,bati ! * , • , ,
OT
MUClialiMi-onilluvday.' lost, Mn_ Janie
? /4//r4l- 8 g c/ t azikr i , l }!?- 4 Ff l P .t
.. of haFiol,
Elreitone . rof tako,p . loco bltalho twlAero:e of
bt
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WK. J.1191,704,D, lc the ,n2d ler of, bp fge4 , , •
1 ilia ut.'phiciiroza
No 17.1 Third rtceet ou Sant 4,..idqt . nut*, t.b,
1° i'"*" Meade, of il , ;, 0 " 11 7
0# 4 41 111 1i L "; 1ti4i 1 a ! e2 : 1.1:
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4 1 3) Of!, ( kt rs q#. la 0 * PP! at MI.
‘fro;Oir i jiteli•Piries,
in l / 4 04ta
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elocb, to iiente•sl I.,'All r eVolsay
Meadeatlyarelc,Uid.toat't•'ect.
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rIUO E#4olo 440; Ot4eiss
lir 'was* . hitafaiai•ty. 11006 biltioc-w
idork:
mat' 'mai Sagalta at Wit. Mal, 4. WA'
aaadlars,,Dtamona. Allembaay,, -.I: • -8,27:11,
VANTEDA , pond anti liortg46lbi
107000. hakes almeir mom, 613 linta*ed city _ '
plopirtij r
M oot wo.wal Mgt it.Absirtavf-.0% peF
ce ltr - 11 A .VtIll2ii 00 lalionrt'
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tr!l `, "•,• •
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Ai tLo fiair nu 'a cl4.4a,c;ass7,
.11tot Wad: Allegtway City, Po.
pipotioosturtwoi work I.nt • try nod te•Alleglog
Olty P. 0., ot lac 114 Ow liattlwato Siam °CM Wo
Jr..„ corner of Lliorly 104 lit. Oialestnoo. will Pk: ,
prompt aconite= • ' " aate:tt.
at IIE.—;A • - esinut • Sorrel
:klkg., trofi Ilte In tb.. Ada
am, wUI. t* sold at :ROM B&W on , THURIIDAY;
-OntoDer Ilt 14, t 0484. Xigia Limy
swag flow•olb otomit. • .. . & Craw •
Ar tiS 7 .1!--44) reosiv-
OA OA AYF'4 I I4: •
oal". ' • ' ' ursrari.oottnite.
• It-- 'ti•cpruacs. 'tkb • iut ,
..
..*Juisi noshed d lbetale by - • • • •
• /BANN VAN 00IWZR,
.y 114 band Istreot.
t. • , AS i.AU• - , VarJquippacen.
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THE LATEST ,NEWS
BY nM3GRAiriL
FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL' DISPATCHES:
*NAAS m:p tea 46
,'• Oct. 2,1862.
oar. nooisies atiosi Ot"rixi irth
lkel Spirit o/ibe 25merg o (or next Setur-
. .
4y, contains Gan,. Hooker!' official peport of
the battie'of Willbunsirarg, thus published for
the fr e t tine. ‘
This report t pahessouie
•
.ling complain
about failure to famish ,need
'ad reinforcements' in" that ;battle, and iyhte :
'.lllLitOo saiu not,be hollered, ecben : it iii.. told
that the noble'oitherillnd men of my diaisfen
-wire, permitted, t° cetrl: .O° ,;t l 4 , Oße.tiosi
struggle from ixiilirning: amt.ll might' unaided,
In'the prestinoe of niiire`thatrthlity thousand
tidop3 71th:en:Eli iretheir hatilivifeyeatiieleas
it is true' •
DZATiI 00 iiJSSriilit SOLDISRO.
The following WeitOin noldletsdlod,in the
hiniiltals here to-disii iitsper . Doid6l4:Co.p,
iitii_ratah.;` Win. ; 3iitohegev . E0.,d3,. 20th
Ind.; Simnel Maorog , 00, D, 10th Pa: ;
Ennford, Co. C, Ist Mich::;: Sergt. W. 121, Bash,
CO. E, 7th Di
BEIMMIN FOROIRAJi wmeassvaa.
•It is repertesL that theviebele rite 'vanilla'
-three in' and Wfriohester,aiiCeihititiW
sneienientititii hire' ttgei'iitairtik;ltiielti
yet reason for" dontteng,that we move
they w/ I,l Cgtvc'.no.b!itle:Al!"Pe •
~• The fixing heard yesterday In thet direction'
oflYinchester, proies to have been a salute
to` oho of the Governors, who' was visttink
ttoopo from hts State in one or the
THE NOMINATIONS 01 . 0110911KON...AND, GUSIAT
There is a feeling of ;doolded gratifieation,
Govenment caroler, at' the , notninatioiti - Ef
Grosbeak and Gurley- for Congress 'from din- .
ennui on, the Union tiaeb, nomination.
imminently worthy the occailort. end' Worthy
the tzhien . city::
' eterAtie THE 1•613166NT'S
IZCZEMM
"Ocomitntai," Id 'Forney's Pies*, to-day,
says, thit . • SeeretarY gave his cordial
eiient'tO the prOellsoantion emancipating thp
slities of ielielion: the first of. danuary,
The statement is eyidently; designed ,to re-!
there Seward from the odium of opposition tol
the Administration, but as the proclamation .
emancipates more thou . : , the slaves of rebels„
an oressionsble version does not so. ranch'
oonfliet with the . poptilar iMptession.' !''''
He says also that fttalth Was not oPpOsed'fo
1111'in:4:lunation, which - hi'uitiorlY a.nrisiske.
We have undoubtettwuthoritylor, siyintryhat
he opposed it as long as opposition was of any ..
u "'v
bona regardwdas. Beward's organ, oopied,tor
day, the statement made , in - these .dispatchm,
of the position of-eaoh: Cabinet officer on' the
.proelantation, Ind editorially contllms it.
niztaminy-christriyOnimins::
' An official earreipetaiiiinea is putifisheifthis
Morning between Chliyarnor.flitmble,. Mir
semi, and General ,Idallaell, on . the right:of
United State, Officers tocorninand the militia
of any State <Wiled lite the' Baited States
service; Governor tietrible denies 'the
,right
Of any ofilber but thOso whom, as Com4ader
in-ChiefaUthe,Stats" ildilipiw, be oommissions i
to command tha State militia, and aisedenies
the right of a United Li tatev,eommander any-
Where to assume command of enrolled militia,
before'. - they are called' into , the serviim.i
Gar: Ualleek's reply, In an elaborate 'letter,
agrees with him on the isstPeint;aii4 tithes
Dfilli on the arse, and - :ogees . , that while a
G . PTeirs , 2 , 6 16 -.4i1d400!: 1 ? ff.i.oil= ,
a l
Regimental and ' rigadi oaamaanderk-.49, the
militia, still, theyare once In service,
they may be eeferred. !Ike
.other,
and be Madienbjeat . to t h e - eam,mand of any
officer in the
. United Slates -sash*, whether
rein*, or volunteers. - - •
The ftebel 'Force 1n OttesortriL.
Braitionan, Mo., Oat 30, 7 -A highly- re..
sponsible and reliable gentleman who has so
' joyed 'adrantajleass
,opportnuitlei for asddr-
Wanumbernk th number and •loestiOa of the rebel
forties menacingont 'adhere border, and who'
• has been in some of their camps withie tea
dart, represents that'in -Newton county,tve
;miles south of Granby, thaws ate eiheD selects; •
!under:Coffso end Gballife. Soma miles west .
Neosho, in the same -county, there 7,000,
;antler Gas. ,Cooper, btager: of. the ,44jutatit,
:General of thi,rebelAimy.:Astrat, this cone
I VietnaarCooper itcladtaisa.4llWeliarined
Midge,
At Pea lid, Gen. keine bah 1,100 men ilia
jams. OarrOlf 2;000. Poisytts,' jai('
over the Arkitisite lied, General Pinions his'
;3,000: • Neu Parsons, tairrirdithoi tot, Gem',
thialtridteis encamped with alma SADO.' Al ,
Li We Gen. galas/ has 17,1100. JThe
;above figures show an aggreteta forte of dO,
'OOO rebels., Of these 25, 0 00 are either within
the boundaries - of idissouri:or on its southern
The whale:erne is , under Ate aousaand
!ot Gen:2ol6es:
The rebels In all the camps In dattildedi en
ipeatattoned iiinteritatiti'BC'Lool4 ana"eil-
I tettafti Joi s ithadoerne &WM; of theii.ibliftj
1 The oonscri . nt sot of the rebel Stites le lug
left forte in +Newton and McDonald anntiee.
:All pigeons of the requisite age.are seised
Ind .0 0 MPelivi. fa enter, th e rebel sereleu,or
eitve the country. Many'proruthent eithins
of these eq`Pti° l 1 141 1 1 A° 4l i `TWA 401 COP,
•Getr;.' Yttndmati tg' under' siresfkitri¢tPg
irn! 's .tihasia
'plod atfiv;Pikdi the , tirernie vaitsiC.o . *Mbh'
bat ziotvome'to bik
, . . . .
From -Eorartmo
„Foolorne Mottos, staiWnihip"6,, Ik : spudding tett Rorussc-ilibarmithis
forsooon for 1i ow York,. harlog.kla:.terS,lkP
Poipital efiip Semi Markt,wit t la jabancji_As
hundred patiente'reom the ti0n#C44.,.0,4 1
vioinity. , .
The nor of trues boat • mew ttt Ibr
Mitered landing to.day. 'it is *OWN :44
r ill bring down viloacl'of•• our Richmond
Some braidings In the 'TOOT .of the , Biggs ,
The Workington Hatimial-itermlifikev of
kritsdat. kki, 4 44000:444014115ik:
*I in townsgtzaaellossg.. 7 641 •,.•
Yearly thing , Wriibeamliesreidapierarowon,
it Pp sharp 'lllntthe dirlingtanAtt,
If *asSigol;''Vft; Tat@mg:"li not
k a- o ,i, 0 . •• :r. ot :4 .. •
Pip* 4:4lll4otkike
1 BAN FILUCIEIOO,I is • dull
and depressed.•,..Considerable quantities of
drlilr,,turpentiae, tar, Pitch,. and roan, are
going on,shlP.boird forlfnw York.
Motley Is tight; and the' demand „a4ire.
'There Iv an Miramar In !rani' of one and
'half and two per emit, 'the stringenoi' being
caused hi the . largo 'ahlpulent of eoln.
change on New York; 'l2(i)l6e dirbountV
Sterling 40; for Banluir'ol9p and749.'foe
flomuteroiel ; Lea -tender note/y.4w
ion discount. .••••4:41 r 0 .1 . .L , r.: . ..
I elsvpgioasand &alms goes forward In to,
th orrow , . staerger,ifmr . the•• ,National .Banltkri.
,Committae, being an.4dittoa{l„poatribatla n
from San FrarielsociAlon . t, . ,TAis,szata will he,
motorist ty,iteroisoe'ti ilty:mikroriP46.o.•
The balance of the State beinSeemmeneed
earnestly swell the ' , , •
Aecrniting in New York.'
• Anna a tr,•Pe 2.—The —Weenier tthe lathed
a general order eaglet-lung the rierultieg of
nine menthe then until datotder Sot drafting
They ars to be formed Intoacaspe.
ale& entjr.to opntth old reetunte r •
The'ildtite haajaised 49,111:9 three jai
over ilthilinitli!i'unde thp , -
‘•
.
il ,
m 9 A•
iitii ii
V L 3 l-.w4Rn.,e allic.a. .4luo*palM
.2 A 31 ut 101,4• a4b ,
"LISP or
q c s aOpthi 4WOti
toot
10-410.7.
M!=
;=f==
PRO;4olltißsi'°nog.
Richrunsd :gain 27ifeatened.
WORTELBEIWOETIOW OUSTED
All Niihau Posts Greatly Strengthened.
BATTLE 'BOOX' iffiCTID 1 0
'RUNK
EM=M3
M'Clellan's ArmyAcrois the Potomac
LEO tIONgRIPTB• DESERTING.
41pec4l lA:patch to the•Pittaburtat Gazette
rHILADELPE!IA, Get. 2, 1862:
"" The . rostrata .. 3loo4e correspmdeut of the
piers iMys'tk .
utt aedyarcie 'poi/Intent is going_
on there which may take a prominent_Elsoe in
histcTrv. It film Richmond for IN destination.
Major General Dla has succeeded In ousting
nearly all of the .worthleas i , pp:oils:very MR
eera,who infestod this pane l so that in the
movement now about to take place the rebels
will be minus their mall bags: . '
.
All the Military Fists Tinlaity o
FortretAt Monroe hovel:leen* greatly strength
ened of late. '
'The enemy le eiideniliSontraoling li d s lines
about Whicheitaf,
.the battle which
will ec;on bn forcscf.:,apOn bun by.. General s
McClellan, whalias,cantiosily moved a large
arm r y across tbaPotormeo...
Gen "lieii'econectirits are donning In largei
numbers, lbe,,Nkybgt4 bills are fall of
lit Wrens ie.' Usti retOeistelicby the, G,os , ‘
• ' ertiora • olf the Loyal States.
Wieuirectrevi 3 Oot. 2.— TIM: fallowing is the
,itddinaire the president of the Unhed States,
'adepted et a meeting of the Governors of the
lOyall 'Stites; hell to fake Measures for the,
' more *Mitre 'support of the goiernment, at 11.1-'
torien, , Pcnnsylvania; en the 22d day of Sep.',
After nearly one year and a half:being spent
in contest with•art armed and gigantic rebel,
lion against the, national government of - the
United ;litates,.the duty and.;purpope of thy'
legal Staten, and t 4teopleeontinne. and .must
alware t reztain as they :,Wera, at its origin,'
namely: to restore ind'perPetnate the author
ity of this government and the life of t hen
W s-
IO; no •Ms tier- 'What ''octrile4iiinces are' in-;
valved in our ddelityl-iNsWeitheless this work;
of , restoring Lbw rein/MK preserving the- in -1
stitutions, and justifying the hopes and terms 1
of ouelethers; than not fait to be performed,
and we pledge without hesltation to the Pres
ident of the. United States, the most loyal end,
cordlil sopport hereafter es heretofore, in the,
eierolse ol the, foliations of. as, great o ffi ce.
We recognize' In ' him "the Chief_ Executive;
'Mies trate of the nation, the Cm:mender-in
Chief of the Arai] and Nivy of the United
States', their 'reeponitible and Constitutional'
head, whose rightful•ituthtuity , and'power, es'
well as the Censtitutionalpowersof Congress, •
must be vigorously and rediglowly guarded
and preserved, as the condition on which all
of our form,of government and the Constitu
-1 ticiiial'elghts end liberties Of the people them
selves; can betivid (Menthe wrecle of anarchy
or trottettittirole Of'doepotism. ' In subnibtsloa
to GoOlaws'whith , nsy'hare been, or' Whleh
may- heti - ditty cajoled) end to; .the lawful or
ders of the President;' co-operating always in
oar:own epitteri in the Notional Government,
we-mean, to continue In die-most vigorous
!mercies of all ow. lawful . and prate r powers, contending against tresses . , rebellion or the
public enemies' and whether. in public life or
In privabi station, supporting the arms of the
Union until fug cause than conquer — until
victory shall perCh‘utton Iteetindard, or the
rebel fob than make a . dntiful, rightfal and
unconditional submistioe. ; 'Wears Impiessed
with the conviction that an army of reserve
ought, until the war,shall end: to be co nstas t
ly- kept on foot; to be raised, armed, equipped
and trained it bouttiandreiniy feleoletlienellee-
We respectfully, ask the : Piesident to call for
such a force of "yolonteenfor one Year's ser
vies of not lest than In the Illeetelo ,
the quota of "each State bi be raise after it
shell nave filled its quota of the requisitions
already made, both tor i'olunteers and for mi
litia. We believe that this would bee mess
are of military predator. while it:' would
greatly, promote the Militia, education of the
people: .
We hail in hearttfelt'grititude and eioottr.
aged bope.the proclamation of the President,
issued.on the =din it., declaring emancipated
(rote their bondagenli persons held to service
or Mbar. ae . slaves In. the, rebel States, whose
reteillidtt shall last until the first day of Jan
airy next. The right 'of any, itmen' to re
' tern the authority to compel any port on of
• the iubjeets of the 'National tlevern nt te
rebel -egoinst.- it, or' tr. maintain its' a emit's,
0 1 .
implies' ail thoee whb are allowed postetelon
of such Authority. - the • right to rebel , themp.
;selves; . and, therefore, the right to *stab
tileh martial law,oV military government,
',in, ;a: State, or erritory .in. rebellion, WI.
itiliOS. the right and the duty of the ,Govern
t.ment ;tet t , liberate, .thet *lnds of all min lie
iinr 'therein, by appropriate prookunationi
of
!and assotiotos protectien • In - order that
lalt who are capable, IntelleetriallY and Moral-
Ily,. of ; loyeity antr.-obedienee; insy "Ant be
;'.,toed ;iota treason as the unwitting tooter of.
'robellloue, . traitors.,: : To hate' coatiatted..in
idellnitely, the moat eifiebect joatose
..suppert
;andji;ty Of, the ;toboillao, Weald hs:ve t been,
' l ie but yudgaient, odes% , to the loyal people
whosetreseareand'liiis are made a willing
!sieritleti'oll the al tar Itf:patrioilste;and Weald
;have , dlieriminited'agains t -the wife; Who is
'coriapelled4o . surrender her buiband, agtinst -
Atm parentk Who is compelled to surrender his
'child, to the hardships; of the' estop and the
'perils of:the battle. , t i lf rebel Matters- were
'permitted to retain their slaves, it would have
been a final decision, alike against humanity,
justice, the rights and dignity oftbeeiv,orn-
Iti and ag,alust septa:- and wise nati onal
, 3'.be &Melon of•thwil'resident .to." - strike at
the rbet'of the reljelllep will lend- neW t.stigor
toile, efforts, audefier,life. and hottetAo.• the.
beittr bf:the.P o9 *.t!lPPraiel..4,4*.ler4. i SP.
the . •Preeldent our ' reepoOttol neeeelll9oll 'of
taiitOillt Oild'otlialiftdnlidt*ii, we .. trust end
believe that the Pelley,'near inaukuvited" will
hoertiwied- with ..seeiteit=4Will gliti - speedy
end triumphant victories • over 'otir'enemles,
end secure tett& natio* and this; peoples the
Mte!aine and, favor Oft Almighty 'Go& ".., WO
Hove thit the, blood of) the halved who have
Wadi fallen, eked tbeefe'Who -.may yet.tgive
their lives to, their, country,
t will; not, - have
been shod in vein: . ,j,... -, ~ tt - ',.- 1.'1,,
"The ' hpleidid Valor 0: iiiii, Aqicii•iii A'
.thi4i .
patient enderanio ; 'their" in inly latriogi on 4.
ndthisik devetlemi" tif , 'defy; deumnilfrom' et
and ffroni all • their countrymen' the' haus&
Of•theefueerest grititidekiind the "pledge' or
14
ur eonstant •reinforcement and supplort.•;. , A
Just ;regard 'for these !brave. man; whom 'me
TO: ; +oootriblitid AA: ' place- in :the,,sisid i
auk, for,, the ;, iroportemee . eV. , tho•.idattos
ilAcktulii. SitiwfwilY ..PeXttiP So 4 as . hereafter,
B oiololl . fflll/40illOnatS.P39fOrl!Ot, Ind now
resenting to our 'Maio* melllfSslSSP:'shle.
Conclusion of ' our ' deliberation., we 'devote
Ourselves to our coiratry*tietelee, and we wilt
enmit:id the
t president ...in. our t eenstanc sap- -
rirti.trOsting that thofidelity, and srial.ntiba.;
loyal atittie and - plop, will always .assure.
him that he will be totiptintly maintained in
pursuing ofttoil s r m
fsat;foi.tb• pre-
Triation Of 'the'Nitio ' AIN and the hopes'
1 AJ'filthift 11 - ; " " C. n ' ''WHitlloipl i iiiii; ".' '
I John*. Ardrews, , L'e , . l'illl:Ptsrpos,!;: ,•••:
1 Itichard Igoe, •,...,Tot% i :7. ,2 , ..1
Isnot Wastibernev...,.. - .. It. &Item, ~.... ~
0, , p. mortour • . ' ' Atualn Illair:' " .
it liolosaono t 9el 3 '
•.` - 0 &metal 'J.; gtikwoo4,
• by D. G. noes, b reprewntelive. ••• ~.1,
i
I The qUitliiitittirilltor.
Detrisoik, '1:--hil4elerte,'re . bait
'ows froturFortim3lotreelbet . 'ct 4 Mfrdaj
the Monitor gun ' for soft. weeks
Tait has been lying . off ',Nswport 'Nowt; Vas
. taken In . tow. by s hop' sbuuttar, arid after
leaving the roads, went op,tbit eltssapeaksi it
a supposed fer,WashtagSwfse tTfosobJeot of
ot
berioosal is'aetbaotist•
Among the arrivals g4pt4 iwLds wee
the steamer North AgOolea. „attiwialltsrally.
crowded filth
tar soldlors, sad laden wfth:mtlf:
.
itaporiati /forst. +o.•v ,
vr;_r, I 1v t.
4; 42
'Ohne 'of • thee;Western toirof' l it er. e
i.lreckoirselind Milwaukee Rattici d '
iffiviiix* Oct
ion Of ike't'ocrows add Itfilititekee ftatiroed
'was , sold .to•tlay al 11 OM% by. older Of
Judge' Minn; of the ' United Bfataa
Cowry In.. foreetoenru onzalaxikirrifti tr* Ant
mortgage. Iwo . &Imo vs, James ant
D. M. Hughes ware the parobaasts fa Dog.
-.,~__-
,tc.; db., :4z;
lincra sot Sot.rmw.—For, iuti who
dies from the effects or the bullet; ten, perish
from damp and eupesure to rtight.,air. - Small
dorm of liollowiy`s Pills; fikeß wary, other
night, will correct ill dlioraCre 'the'Lliiii (
Ind Stomach, purify the ,blooVand "Initiard'
Imund health to etery . man. OUlyi 25 'coots
. .
1 / 1 1/3i9 W,. 00 . )4 gat'A;srPonwr 1 424 ' J° ln e ' r i
Jobbing/Elliot. Virgin alloy, between Bmithileha.
'street and Cherry alley.,, All kincleild ;Hods. ltnyairing donn short notice end 1#
4oautptei ninririer. atiorgei maderr,ri. -
o ur orders; 'All orders nroinptli attoriand
Twalady tascherwof the Pittaburglandat.
tritil school will meet at „their chuseh build
log, comet of Diamond strait and.Penneyi-
Tanis Avenati, .. 01 4 Saturday next 0,3%
4 .0 105 k; Pi-. oloot.oillorw, for. the wytattis
y e ar; awd arrange "for opening the, ilohoolJOt,
the BOUM Poi:attar Witawdante li tjtifitid..
Arninoi, l'imatult all‘evivath; re-`
'lamberts; that , the. °bombast phtee , tts••get
boots shoes, pliers, at, MoKelvey's
Anodes Booms, SI. Firth street, opposite. thb
theatre,;.. Thee:oak blast,. aatlsfy:
'yourselves. Remember ,the4lace t Etat
0301111011 CAMS' *III bihaketi at the thimiblui
Ai18et, , N6,406 Libtirty , siik Aist , cit , night
; 41.1iorden , left at-tor Above Vaal , will be
,&ronpUy attended td. toturtbirpaitt•
Sinirtoccrt Acipuir.-,—rptar 101111 , 41 1 q.
riip!k . S 4dte#4„
Rev. Jo." Tratcall, (Fa »
~„ AOPP
Durnatzr..—Dr.: Biziw - at?,
attends to on. bliiiaolten, Alf ' Pig:lila.'
a/OIL ;wt.,' I- acv , 4l rrt.,
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(' — P ertitrigua at •
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rat ' -'.. "' "- - catairldlittillaib* ..-
;~jr~;.~:,:Y_:
wrung etOtckr• •
Loutavtime - Ost,:j.+-The - J'onrnuf , - is in
fornied of i sitarp'sltiruileli. list iight. 'with
Gem. Sill's advanee,Ond two thoiziand Hebei
Cavalry, at •Floyd's Ford,' the .012en1y. being.:
postedin the sarroinding hills: W 6 repulsed
• them when they returned: We thefArolight
'our artillorY against them, wheelhek 'again'
fled.- We captured in an old Arouse in , that
iritinity, forty:the - wand :rounds-. of. Inunulai,
don- ;
Heavy musketry Bring , was heard on the
Shelbyville nOnn,l 6 MilesrAlsiluit,ot-9.0100k
'this ;The.resoltis'unknOwn,..
Thevo
rin l at skirmish
this morning, Avis mult i if (slim t, on the Bards
town road. The rebedi Win* rep:died: Their
Into is unknown. Our 'leis 'is twenty-Ilve' in
killed and wounded • . • • .. ;
,Gen. G. W. Morgan; with' his whole force
from Cunaberiand , Gart, reach's.' the Ohio river
opposite Portsmouth-
OannonaJiing has been heard to•ley. MOT
Mount Wishington, in .the
river.
Tfie rebels evaciated - Shelbyvillo last - night,
first 'compelling the store-keepers to receive
Conrederata scrip in payment for what they
• At Paris, „Hy., all the store-keepers except
two. mesh, sent their goods away. The rebels
procured of the two a supply of banket4pay
tag in Confederate scrip. The blankets/o,r
-ing out, they insisted on cutting up, these
'tore-keepers' carpets for blanketing. These
store-keepers have been arrested for refusing
to take Confederate scrip for their Carpets.
The same game has been played at Lexington.
Departure of the ; Danish Minister..
Illinois Congressional Nomination.
,Wesuriciros, Cot. 2.—C01. W. R. Batislaff,
for several years past the esteemed Minister,
:of,Detimark to the United States, left Wash
ington yesterday for his. own country and
China, having been commissioned by his Gov
ernment to negotiate a treaty of commerce
with the Contain empire.
. Col. Farnsworth; of the fithlllinois Cavalry,
has received information that be - was yester
day ze-nomlnated for Congress-bY the Repnb-
Scan Mnion Convention id the Second Illinois
CongrossionslDimioi.onithe first ballot.
af.atketii , telegrapk:
PrizasogariitS, Get. 11—Nina.,...Ilour is held very
thinly, and 2,000 bbls were disposed of at $5 0005 25
for eriperane; $5 75 for . extra, $6' 2506 50 for extra
'family. The teatime and lamas are light. Yo change
in 'Bye Flour mid Com Meal. There is a good demand.
foi Wheat, andl3/000 bash sold at $1 2.5®1 33; sad
whits at $1:.411 up to $1 GO—the latter for Kentacky.
Saks of old rye at 720, and new at 115 c. Com in good
demand; 3,060 bush yellow eold at 70e; white at 710..
and mixed western at CBs. Oats are' arm at 40@i1c,
for new southern, and Cot for Snarl& 'ln Provisioner
there is a arm feeling-, Small tales of cloverseed at.
11hTo Whisky jr othy„ $2(3 . 2 25., 5,000 bby,
Saw Vat, Oct S—Noon.—Tlonr ft qulet'Mad
changed. • • • Wheat' declined tel salon of tini 000 bush at
$1 1001 10 for Mingo Spring; $1 15(31Mi1-,
wank. Club, and 41 30 ler red. Corn dentin- ',
fag; 6,1100 hush Id IC *sB€l6oc - for mired: Pork Je,
firm.. Laid arm- Whisky dull at. 3141.3314. • .
• E• 01 1 918 O. t /4 826 .0hi5; Wheat, .157;156 bush;;
porn, 67=4 bush. -.
New YOilS, Oct. 2—Evening.—Cotton steady; GOO:
bales sold. Fl arm ; 20,000 bids 'wad; Stato sells •
at $3 f 045 40.: , • declined lq 185,000 bush sold.
a so l lPatlVec 4 l 2 lrfe or oTl h o. it' Po
`rrf. t l2 ,frzno b t?it h .
Lard firm. Tallow active at Ile_ tlnisky is steady • ,
at 33V51.34c. :Bice arm. Sugar quiet. Cake buoy- .
ant; ale at .123 (4Z13 c. Freights firmer.
Clocks lower. Chicago and flock Island 80y; Illi
nois Central Railroad 70; Cumberland Coal 93i. Illi
nois Central Boods.104; Michigan Southern 75; New
York Central WA; • Seeding. 74; Milwaukeo and
bitealselppi 66%; Gold 22 1 4 Dema nd Notes 19.
, IPECIAL ' NOTICES
GIIONICR ♦sa liarsa's SAWING MACHINZ,'for
family and manufacturing purposaa t are the
hest in OJIL.
A. F. CIIATOST, (buena Agent,
/8 .Fifth szest.
4 ' Ws take great plesistitti` ii recommending
the Rev.-R. R. Willianisiesisois engaged as a
teachir in the Academy of Science and Lan
guages, Allegheny. Mr. Williams is Ai grad
uate of Princeton College, N. J.' also of the
Western Theological Seminary-Lis an excel
lent scholar md a practical aasuocessful
instructor., This valuable acquiaition to its
carp. of iesehers;siud the experience and eftl
clearly. of the P nclpel, ROY. J. Davis, render
this institatto. especially worthy of the
patronage of . • public.
Rev. W.J•co •E. P. &Wt.% D. D.
*ay.. .11,11iort-YI..D. Llowaisp,D.D.
I.o.ll2 . taterr • • w
Curer Dar t 0005, Fancy deleicies at 12X
cents per yar• „ grey goods at /2X Cente;
prints at 10 an 1214 cents per yard; fancy
dress silks at 5 and 62 cents; red, white, and
yellow, all woo , flannels at 21 and 28 cents
per yard, an. up; extra fine and hoary
bleached and unbleached =alias at 12X and
16 cents peniard. A large lot of stel/a shawls
to be closed oat at less than Eastern cost; a
large assortment o' marques and cloaks Ina
opened this morning. Wtere to get the above
goods is at J. Anah's, corner of GratiV,and
FUth streets.
.
•
O&IA1 BAIOI.IIIB in carpets, wettings, oil
cloths, rugs, door mats, ' For the benefit
of 'our readers We give 'below a few of the
iptloes : Two hundred prices of extra sufar-'
fleei double ingrain carpets • at 700 per' yard,
usual price $1; a large lot of Imported
873ic, cheap at 56...; rar and cottage car
.pets at extremely low prices. Oil, cloths,
mattingi, &a., 'at old prices._ The place to f
get the above goods Is W.'S. Finch's corner
of drat and Fifth street, opposite tin Co.urt-
Semen Gamian merchant.:tailor, would:
'molt respectfully inform his friends and the ,
yablio generally that lte Interaturned from the
;East with Ai. new stock ef. fall and, winter
'llia stock eoisiets of the latest. styles
.of :cassimeres and vesting's, selected ',
'froze' the latest inipertatletii. *Geetlemen de
eirieg neallitting genuine, ' •
lower thee at any other , filleting eieablishz'
'meat tulles city, would do well to 'give Mei an'
early call. Samuel Graham, merchant tailor,:
No. 54' klarketatreet, one door from Third,
Wm wtitild earl atienOei to..the eoperhstook
,i3f 'Ball-and 'Winter Clothing , ' for gentlenien.
'ned"boys' Wear, to be - found at Mesa* "i'V.
in. McGee* Co.; tiOnier of loadeial tarok. Sta r
Diamoadequare,. 'lt has elidialeeted
the supervision of r the' preprietors, and: it
covets every. description of goods , for gentle_
Mons' dma or -histuees tanits:.• Gentlemen'' ,
lurnishing goods, /Jodi: se .white.:ehirta and
Panntil undershirts, drawers, Owes, cravats,
Ito., will oleo be found in the establialtmelit,
in every- select and targe atiortment.
.~.., r _ s „„ a „a
~~a+~~z tv . , T = : ~ -- ' r r ~`+'_~^~~- x Fes.. ~.~~.
. . . .
The Antietam Victory and its ,Non•
Results—The Feeling of the Army.
- on the Escape of the Rebels, etc.
The following elonaezit and interesting.
letter is by the correspondent 'of the New.
, • • .
I toik Tribune to whom we are indebted for
the excellent description of the ..battle. , of
Antietam, published in our columns. The
Ante of this letter is Sept. 25th; an it was
; •
.writtennt Bolivar Heighte r near 'Harper's
•
' 'Adieu tn• Western Maryland, where the
stanchloyalty of the people, after all they
have suffered,_ is' /till an agreeable sur
prise.. Adieu to
-84,40=g, which, though
cut to pieces by'our own shot and shell, as
no other • village in the Union was ever
torn and plowed,- gave us' OM - warm wel
come'thatcomee from the heart. Adieu to
the dremehed field of Antietim, with I its
glorious Wednesday, 'winning for our army
,er record than which , nothing brighter
shines through hietory—With its fatal
Thursday, permitting the•elean, leisurely
escape of the foe down into the valley,
across the difficultford,• and , up the Vir
•ginia heights. • •• • • •
-Intervening days have softened, not
healed, the army's disappointment. • The
explanation offered is that ' both armies
were reeling under the shock of .Wednea
day-4hat with our stricken ranks, despite
'the large reserve and. the fresh men who
had come up, it was unsafe to renew the
attack.. But what was the worst that
could bfall us? • The road behind ..was
open, there, was no' Potomac in our - rear.
I think all who saw the battle- will agree
that whateverthe odds against it, the army
of the Potomac was too strong in its dis
cipline and its heroics determination to
suffer any great disaster. It might be de
feated, driven back; it could never be cap
tured, or cut. to pieces. The men who,
through,a , whole September day, waded,
that Red. Sea. of death, driving took- the:
enemy without losing a gun or a caisson,
after a nights rest, and 'with the great
gaps in , their ranks filled up by fresh
troops, were not to be scattered or made
prisoners. '
Failure was Only repulie ;;suecess was
crowning, decisive, Anal' victory. The
enemy saw this, and, being permitted,
walked out of the snare into -which his
own audacity had led him. Two nights
and.a day, we waited; then moved, hut; as
in the old legend ''f• the brazen head, Time
was Past. - •
While the battle . raged Gen.. Athelellen',
- in :
regarded it as a great
. crisis the .war
At 4 o'cloek WednesdaY riftersioini;_he 'Met.
one of his brigade commando* : an 'excel-:
lent officer, an old,' trusted friend. "How ,
are your troopsr he asked. " "They' lave'
done, well, bat. Suffered severely, 'and are
somewhat scattered." "Collect them at
ence,". said Gen. - McClellan. "15,000 fresh
troops have already come up; more will
arrive during the night. Tell your men
that t . We must fight to-night and to-mor
row. If we cannot whip the enemy now,
we may as well all die upon the field: If
we succeed, we end the war."
- "To-morrow"-eame; - we 'hid all the' new
troops; we had Fiti4ohn Porter's corps..--
the flower of the army,-which had not yet
fired a gun; we had a part of Franklin's
corps, which had not been engaged; but we
did not fight. If our delay was a neceesity,
it was a most' amentable necessity. It it
-was a mistake, it was the saddest, costliest,
most, fatal of mistakes:
On Monday. morning, a part of the army
left Sharpsburg, moved past Porter, pun
Burnside, to the Potomac. Down the • left
bank, climbing the-narrow, tortuous road
that winds among the feet of the moun
tains; under Maryland Heights, across the
long, crooked ford above the blackened
timbers of the railroad bridge; , then up
among the long, bare, desolate walls of the
ruined government armory ; past the en
gine -house which old. John Brown made
historic; up thmugh,the town of Harper's
Ferry, sadly worn, almost washed away by
the ebb and Hose of viar's tide; on through
the village of
,Bolivar and Mile's fortifies,
Sons, to those heights, where it pitched its
Once more among the mountains! As
the day was dying, . I halted my horse on
the long 1411" . .np0n the Virginia - bank, to
look back - Om . a picture of memorable
beauty. Belund and beta* . rushed the
gleaming, river, shrunken till its dark,
I shining surface was broken with . rocks:
Across .it came a- line of oar stragglers,
wading to the knees, with staggering, un
certain steps. Beyond it . the • broad,
ab
rupt, forest-clad - Maryland Heights rose
gloomy and.sombrei •
Down the, hill behind Me, to the river,
winding crookedly across.it . like a slender
letter then for half. einile back again,
:on. the other 'side _
..of the canal, thence far
up ,the long Maryland • hill,. stretched' the
division, •train, its .:wagons • separated - at
equal stiistanms by the mules,. and'. their
white covers-L, the gannet'. the 'great land
tieet--standing out. in 'Strong 'relief upon
!'the', background of - Water' and reountain"..
Bef , Ore iste.;'a 'Mile to' the Weil; the horizon
was'biiianded by BbliVar.ribights. 4Own,isi
,whose, orbs;
_the sky, glowed like
living ; fire. : . Their !smooth, ;eggs . ' elope,
'facing me, was occupied by..an entire corps?
'but nothing,otthe camps was -risible,- an
mept the innumerable • fires:. that flickered
and twinkled like glow-worms.
Less than-two: Weeks 'tips exchanging
shots between •the army of Slavery and the
u Freedom Allows. shrieking and.
!screaming, the engine -house wherg - I
',for 'tiro _days, old John Brown held .t he. 'I
State of Virginia at . bay. A 'week ago, its
walls. were. , again - shaken . by; the , thunders
of catumeade ,when ; thos e : armies met lin
the 'greatest 'battle of the .continent.„ On
Tuesday, night, within: rifle. shot-of it, the
Proclamation of. , Emancipatlon was heard.
gladly s among thirty- thousand • .soldiertt:.
Ills soul ls marching on. •-,%. -4'
,01,11.12:ILRF, .frori.ces.
TOT O /1 .
Two a/Elms moult voPuNTxzEft
gsLacrr OVIIPH.A.ND ridg - mosv Arlyzec
'rile $N OF . raxszmnost '
6177 , BOUNTY.
. ,
Under the..following special, order. intio4 by the.
boarbbui of 'War—tor who& the BataHoe is gamed:l3PEOldt OUDICIt 110.
t - .. Was Dsestrrinrsi, LL
Washington, I).l].,Abgast 14 1862. j.
Lieut. James .11—behrweemsktrsha.11 retie tire was
patties of cavalry, within three weeks, with the
Mort of the Governor of the State-of Peilwrylesnis
They will be scoopted _by the Har.Departisen t.
EDWIN. 4137 ANTON, Secrottr7 of Was.
. -- ;•umolaworevAlk PAINITLirIiTuy
rg, a A nth: )r a •
Tito &boys authority . of t ho Eior i nli t if i v s ar t Tait'
,i t PP "' "4l kotarit ii;Teit'ot PsalwinalL
note , the .wive. It will he lees' that the ender:
signed:he* hewn .dnly anthorined ton Wee the the
• companies within three WAILS. AS this is positively
the eniTePneettleitl that Ain' be offered' for those
who • desire to , eedlute this Wench of theta
poA4oVithitt if wolowed •vithant
'delay. Two oonipsei , e; el AWAY AM* hnTe
been voce iel
p a and will 0 .. LEO encamp
pent. •
ttgePenitse We'W AteoPtPenkeeiunlistnids.Ant al.'
(reedy eaoeptep, have now. he last:And untkralitetly.
ttik Ante okintaldkr, vaterthglhe kali* Al
^
q
poaAtka from rutted staid 1' ghat to the
man. and theAlleltbeltYG o iy 189 Wily Winch min,
may I. o .mautrom .0 0 0hty. =tie
liattedlod'Art 'bad cered-for-specirl - serrios by the'
.Bearatorra* wirholavilteriaktaa.
ibOtailt Pcrithlit delay.: ?1
•;•. Theoi l iraddzigto,Gt,Piobadjacboon
*aged in 'Oft inidAgnedly unset
the nnixteconAinfee tn the tinitat Eitates.::!• - •
IdAmtenent will tor the Immo: be Sound if
the taw of the Nimbus& White lead OoinpitnY.
RIBZOIII STltitYLT,lilleghsny Coltyl'br 'MAW
.lieormiting Stand, in the /*Wound. - - -
:;--ft
:brawl ti '• ' :4. t 7 ki
mTAT.T wpnotity.
: Air..lr•w"
comm7c ; wßEcoim.'
PITTS,BVEGII XLlatit.ETts.
Ilgilw,Nigilw‘killffa . rOWltitta!frpl gisw)ul.3
• Ilemosaer, Ont. 3.—lbegerterat - market etniliniten•
,qulte active with flair demand Int !moat of#lnlead.
articlea.' • In . quotallons, howarr,..wecluivw no
changivrorit4 ofnotl4. We had.seseral re*alwr
ilk:Tram' of, rain, Width ern hope proitinie - for
asiainidaintin the' falicrettv 'MO inilMtrut. and our
riVatiataalmesi'dvy. ••• . - ,-•.'• .•-• •
GRALIT—We' continue to• quota •Iled Wheat: at
SI,OO to $1.03 tram wagon, and:51,06 tosl.o3fat
sad ponnsylvania White. trom store of 1400
1)1;4 154 tut private terms. ,13atley lannik and wan- -
ted at Ito for Spring and &clay , torn ['steady '
at 65 to 60c. • Bye ism:arm and Beth readily at 60c.
Oats nisei:tinged - at 45C.,50c tor new and old. • • •
• iLol3lt—Continees fern with a good local demand.
Bale 0'175 bbl 11: itraramily at $5,50 to $5,60; 60 do
dO at $5,60; andl2.s do an in Idis - st $5;50 to" $5,10
Extra le scarce; It would briN; tioni $5 tess,l2;theve
Ls no enpertlna in market.
. .
6p.pCEl3l:CS—:Iyo continue to notica . a. good jedi•
hing, demand_ : for . groceries at tall rate.. flogar
range. from 10vo 11c; Coffee 2.2.)4(.4M,Xe; and Moine
son me,..kr.,e
BACON—Ia rather dull , a-ith as exceedingly light
stock in market. Elsie of 1.5000 fitionidere 'at
153rA and 1,000 di do at 7c. Plain Ilamiariecarcil and
may gnotad tolOc and Seq. Curadl236C.r •
SEEDS - Sale of 120 btieli flan seed nt s4o o —t 10-
'mike. Timothy to held at 0 1,17 l and Clover ,st
WHISKY-411 - . but unchirigKl; .ale of 10 rbble
BALT-4.10 of GO bbls No.l - Extra at $1.65.
CHM:BE—firm with a sale of 75. kw prime_ se
lected at pe.
HAY-1. selling from sales ett $ll - to $p per ton
Allegheny Live Stock Market
TIIIIISDAY, October 2.—This has been a retry sorry
week to sonny :who canto Dery with the expectation
or making money. Many were Tory glad to get off
with losing aides little fano, and many. mit.,dcinbt
Delphi td . think thtt this droving .is notoricb it' In.
• . , ... • - .
erode°. Loeb:ion after a. Wkion Iriolout :Gybe
the yards oa Tuesday afternoon, and save agent 1500
headwf .cattlo there on sale, and among .titeM
,
not one such bullock as many or-. our, beet Dutcher,
would buy, we cams to tbe conclusion that sores one.
must Rae for this day's experieoro; ^sad U we hul
been 'told that - tbeie Could beta teen
cattle prodneed in two State's; and Butler
-*lto,' we would bet Mere belle - fed lti -Df one -, thisur
we are very certain,' which_id that this clam( of iltock
willbeiee to comb before'lang, as !t m ne.s.vArrnn vets
out. ~Thenseeeme to be a perfect: !Tullßun panio".
.
among chums Of stock moo, to rid of their. dock
of mull°, and dais they are crowding -.1.110 market to
OverflowleCand will not allow ether themes's* or
neighbors to get e fair equivalent for their Wiley
when: a Mew patience in holdingbaek might've*.
considerably. But all thle is - 'no gotas I.wo.
; hay, add before, In this ehmtry what one man does,
ellwant to do, end that too at theadmitigie. ma ,
- many grey - hatred men in' market,' %who -- never
'thought of shipping cattle before, but -secret:Wooed
to do so in consequence of the extremely low priers
now prevailing. But tbay.are frightened for.; Dar
they. will be obliged town for still less. .Ent, mark
it, we do not pretend to be Very good judges °Curet
tes.' so far ahead, but thla much we know, altesay,
that many who have been here title Week will' with
next December that - they had the cattle again which
they have dlapmed of this week.-. ,
There were some very good lots of-Cattle mine in
too late for the retail Market—mostly trontSouthern
Ohio. Some of these were wholaded. at an aver,
age of about Sc. • . •
Below will be found an accurate`ist of the idea at
the different yard., sod the numbee tifrona and sold.
Whole comber of cattle offered..—.: - .Z.--..1903
Number sold
• veins rA11.115-3. ELAIR,MOI,II2I-fin.
Harris '£ Betels, 72 head of emair,lnferior stook
sold at 1Y g 2.,%. ,
,
Bose & Co , 61 bead of Indiana stars la fairflesh;
40 sold at 2yl,- weighed 11100 Pa; balance 'sold'at. •
1 1 4 1.tter, 21 head of small - poney cattle from !fn.'
honing minty, Ohio, at 2,,46. • • •-:• ' ••• ,• .• ,
Wm Bullock.' 19 heed of fair Iooolh tattle from '
Jefferson Co., Ohio, sold at, 24.2; was : offered much
-
- 'J Crawford, 20 head of very main Ohio stock !tin -• • „
• -
Wm f Lyra!, 7 head of rough - stem, aid heifers •
from Belmeht Co., Ohio, at-242%.• ' - ' . • -
,- J abehard, 64 head trout Belmont Co.. Ohio: - 17
mid at 234. weighed about itel Ma; balance 1ai11e,2 7 4.
, • GW Barnes; sO bead weighed about 000 ft°, sold
Joe Lye,. & Brea., 100 head some vary good but
could not be sold at petrol, to please these worthy
men, sumo of the beat sold it - A.,..ii, balance' from
. .. ... ..
J liendrick, 33 bend' Northern Ohio' steers, and
beihre,2o head of very good steent among them but
could not be sold at pricer to please the' owner; 10
head sold at 31,,d, and .10 to Merrick at 2V; 'balance of
cattle at - 202%.
Sam - Warren, 45 head of steers and Oren, boiight .
about 60 miles North of this nod of war. were not
extra, though many of them bad plenty .of sire, sad , " •_
at 243
ft A llerrick. sold 40 bendof small potty „cattle
from - Jefferson C0...0L10, for JNtalco at 2423.4 j 'also
19:head , for Munroe 0 Co., far Western "-etageres
than at 2,@3, and 23 head on own account at z•go.
S B. Christ, 22 bead which be. thought to -poor..to
feed the Iron men of Youngstown, Ohio on, sold at
1
4 4 C Y u rine, 21 ImAlof fairlYestern - Fes .
ery
i belt-.
in, wholesaled - at 21.6. -_ -• '-. . .
S Sheridan, 11 head of things at $lOl O head,
• .1' Turner, St head of very fair 1003 lb Ohba stsate.
k 2(y3.. ,
. _ . .
J M Bigger, 21 head entail stock at . 42y.i. ' -
. ,
Greenawalt le Co., 40. head of very good cattle,Y ea tailed at'Ltj! a l2l3 ..
Ituchannou it C 0.,, 22 head, coma, very' `tine; . 10
sold at 63,60;•balanot itX.C.A3. ' ' .•- -
• E'llain, 10 head of tar 'lndiana tattliWleffele.
sated part ALI:" and the rest at - 2 7 .4. '....-.:,, .• -.:: ' .--, •
. L Stanley, 30 head of Indianaouvra,lielhn d [term •
an dti em.wholesa . ledat
444al thought. itbig,
. oda.
.monsat TA l ? . D. tausia,rdelitirOL.-,... , 13,*intm,
20 head of .mall Ohio_ stock, Whole.
Jaded it Via ki head. .. .. -
L II Punk, ft) head of iunall'idleri Co.;Ciiii,,edeent„..-
some very thin retailed at iy,tg.2X. •'•. • -
J Gordon. St head small stook-rat kinds dit"233
Wllinele, 18 Iced of bLercer C 0.,. Pa., • cattle; •
light inferior etock at iyagy.: -:.- - : •_ ! ..1
B Butler. 26 head of blears{ i c.o *.4c".. x . * tt-e1 1 95 1,- •:;":-."
Ilan and light at 2.@2%. , • . ...„.. _._ ,
- Liked: Graff ,31'head of very good cattliq shoot '. '.. .
lfts/ffaireght; at 4341. --, - ..-.„,_. • .. ' ..." , -, t ..:::.. • •
B Hamer, 18 head retailed it "424/. •-. " - - 2.,0 7 ....,.. ...
Win Parkiftm 37-heed of small tinny 900,1 b Perri —
Co., Ohio, stock, sold at 16;i1 head, seiffte be cheapi " - ' •
and were, if any ire cheep in tills' market: - --
Marks &430; 60 head of kir retailing mink aI I AW - •
A she 17 head of gool'Oblo 1100 lb belies, $31;60 , dip - •
;head. 60 head of antallatock.cattle barsght in mar
; • Grimes' 8 Ce.;'6o hand;of ' 'Very 'iood : Chia' :Attie
• 'wholesaled at a trills leis than' ft, would weigh over ---
:1100, Weld UMW Ven• cheap to- some of , Own Ohio
,feeders, who want 3% them for cattle ne better..
Crouse& 00 , ISolleadef ell lands no tuatara 13'4,3;
i We do not think Xhat taking. the different nack
:that they would average 2t/ a t,mud many , . of'. Limn.
'sold without "weighing at much' less' 'nista - 100ml '
welght..'Whtle thine are what - We - me extremely low?
prices, we feel Justilied in saying that macho( the .
stock wan sold fbr all it_ was ; wortte :Goal ,cattle; -.-
Could lava been retailed at paying priceathis week. . ..
as Lealwaya the cede in' almost any market; and - all
we havolo say, In, that turn who chip such internal' ../ :.
stock as many de; aught to lose tneney.. We-have rte- t •
pity.fo for them, let them try it on- sad .:the same.
consequencee,will surely follow.. ......„ , ....;,. ~
_ .
' Tare bee hunt a very .large supply -. at Bop An , .._
market.. this. week. ttlioneutag 1 9 05.04 and - er. 77 *.
predlcted sometime aleoe. • large proper; Wel el them, • -
were light and thin, anti while. all haft Li" bogs
tould readily be geld at freed at 3,502 7 .4; and 'some
extra lots'of hoary /lanais hugs as 4e; -light
could hardly be Add at Sc, and none -of . the buys... ,
(welded utionslo.bay as that, and- at our writ-,
tog; the pens are still full of "thin elan' still,
playing their murk far buyer.. Sonde one has tolam -
mosey on this elate of logs, for the:v .- Nat about the • .
earno in the country as good ones end here aerate:a;
wide margin in prop.• About 2500 changed _laudi- -
sikizi: —
,
The sheep fever still intim higher and higher. 000.- •
with 26000 n sale which'- la* a good 'raptly 'for , ettia - - •
market, all mem sold et picas ranging treat kto,feq
the latter for extra toed ones, or which class there i : • .
not an over Aupply,'and those therm:Mid :not feta.
Sc Were poor indeed, each _mutton, 01 .20503 pitta .. •
wonhl not like to eat. It ie the pelts. and, eel that ; . ' '
atale after burl,and it is a ensues if some of our . •. .
met wbetare so inxions • td get Stun/ to winter: Oki' . -
not have enough of. the Wool sticking ..- ."
next April to keep thew awn all eunatuss ;-4‘00,410 • . •• ."-
• t ;out to remind them of past follies., c....'! .•:. '''.in.,'-.-
Tbs. FROM THE KRS biRBCT
t: tuite.gitio•edm to tasking stisogetosOti l7
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which I will- be - enabled. be lattbe
zette .ot Pittsburgh by the oar
stir be or superloequellty, eta ,
than It an lib fingshed by sOy'e
:be band st the 8 0071'110U1.1.A.
street and.:D.WIS , MIS W 117:: s_
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mat ou:Shit . illiiiicalialt
made - tmellortbet. to sha air
Mow end it not. the lit _DAY (I.ltagliltmq;
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