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SITOMOZ4Z PAPER OP nirt airy.
JANI4 K. 11008113 161;butt.
ANhallY•
• - . Preskiral Zags <burg Cbstaisit
• JAYILB P. snautirr,'Clolllns Tp.
auecisio Law .re , qf tie Omn qJ Cbtasms Ras.
EDWIN,
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Jk/Ste L GILMAN. - Allegheny.
1. 1 P112,11 ck. Eamon, Putabursb. r
AMPRIM, imi1K,A4•144%./..
• WILLIAM =Tommy. NeCsiutlist TP.
zy. B. GROWL Peebles Tp. _
JOEIN:GMLITLLAN, as Olaf/ Tp.
.101:111 IitRILPATRICIE. Pittsburgh.
Star LAXIMBT, Pittsburgh.
Cbutzsialasw.
4CINATUAR 21.12:LTA,Over 8 - t. 041 r Tp.
Unmet/ tlisiber.
otiobaux Y. COMM South 114yettelp.
jut evening, in front of the Custom House.
A epleudidbrass band was In attendanoe, end
before the meeting organised about two thous
.
and persona - werepresent, which subsequently
sealed to between three and four thousand
velem.
How George Wilion. Ez -"Mayor, presided,
bet we were not prestmt in time to liear the
other officer. annomsced.
„ - Hen. John W. Pinney did not arrive in the
city, and hewn those who desired to bear him
were necessarildisappointed.
- - lieu. J . it. Moorhead was called on,
sad,
although he makes no pratensions to s tump
speaking; he prompt/y responded; and we.
- must ray, be made army able, practical, tell
ing ouch. He refrained from any effort at
rhetoric, but his lotto was sound and
inoon
trovmtible::He dedgedrione of the questions
at Woe, bnt freely canyatsed- them 'au; in.a
plain common sense t matter-of-feet way. He
gave his oppnent mr. Hamilton, ai pretty
severiPleeMng," in reply to a very unman
ly and • ancalled for .persona ( attack. ' The
position of_ Hughes, Witte, Darr, and • their
ooadjutors of the Dreekinridge sebooli was
placed in a Blear and forcible light before the
- "people,. and:thenhole speech was received
with satisfaction, and huently interrupt:
id with hearty applause. The General spoke
-over as hour, - and 'went . over the whole
gre
.Dr McCook , Sr., being observed in
*on
the crowd, wee voeiferously called upon, and
took the stand amidst loud applause. He
&pined his position in a few words- He al
ways had been and was now a Di:menet, and
hat te the motto-" The Country right or
• wrong." Bathe had no fellowddp with tbe
frodtorens, deceitful politicians of the Hughes
and Witte sehool. lie voted for old Abe Liu
. Gels, because of the corruption of-the Demo
orals leaden, who sold out the Dougbis wing
to the ; Breckhuidge conspiretom He was
in favor of the - Emancipation . Prot:lunation,
:endturry-other measure calculated to ;defeat
and subjugate the irebels. He was frequently
interrupted by blackguards, who s kul ked
the outskirts of the in the darkest
but Ire had a reedy reply for all of
than: h and prison* or two doses of rather an
impalatable character.
• Thomas M. Matihall,Esq., being observed,
wee .vociferously called "'on -and took the
;. . His and his aunties:ate 'in
reference of the - war, are well
known, 11l he Is one of that parities elms of
men 'twilit/niter in private or in - public,
,cannot dispiertheir opinions. He always
en one side 'or the other of every question,
and never;falls . speak his convictions.
Hence we teed not follow him through his
able and eloquent speech. Our readers know
his IffeW4 111111 are aware of his ability to de
fend. them. We must not omit to mention,
however, his scathing rebuke to those skulk
leg, coetirdly. ,wretchas =who stood afar offi
and dared ter insult that venerable, pay
-
haired t, Dt. McCook, in the exer te, of
his right of free speech: — Mr. M. did ndt get
through linnelf rdthOut being interrupted,
but those
.who tendered him cc Other Wm
..got st.Llto l ind in return, and had - to
.=: , srland the ridiculeleside.
=SI
.The meetthrwas tununially" animated, and
'wag o n e of the largest and best of -the. cam
While it exhibited the venom and ill;
- gof s few of the more open-mouthed
secession sympathisers, It at the same time
displayed the magnanimity of the loyai mai
- gas, who bore these provocations without ex
hibiting that resentment Which under it's air
sionstannes w ould have been •jastillable.
Bleating of the Contributors to the
Volunteer Bounty Fund.
The meeting called for yesterday afternoon,
• . of the contributors to the Bounty Band, et
dm' Board of Trade BOOMS, organised bj
AM* Al.. Garriron, Eq., to the Chair, and
requestlog B. H. Iriab , Eeu. to set as 134 er
e Chairman stated the object of the
sweting to be the eoneulting of the oontriba
,, tele to the Bounty Fund uto the propriety
of affording some aid to the ldth Beglaunst of
to enable 11 more effectively to equip
its member,.
Hon: Thos. M. Howe, Chairman of the Ex
. • *cativo Committee of Allegheny =anti stated
that the Committee, of which be had the
honor to be Chairman, and to whom bed been
confided the ditty of paying bountith to` vol
unteers from Allegheny county,• had shout
concluded their labors in the performance of
that duty, and bad given notice that they
- would omee to pay bounties after the 14th
(to-day), Dot that there would bedome` cur
- of the fund contributed, and in order to
the sense of the =grating and the.
•
-,
= iri of the oontributore, he wool - do/fa tb•
•
• •-! Wazuaa. in the Main of this castle& II it
=try desirable that vied, and *Okla= merreree'
'
s=caly be totes to hognitate the orgudrathin elect
; - =dew mißtla, - with a stew to the protactlan of oor
tam gnan lavegdon, and more arpsodady for the de•
be= of oar own tudgtbminxd from the seaalts or
traltollllo ems • therefore, _
Sosobad, That heranive Committee of Alla.
theeurectunty4intat at the mug meelln; of 41.4.
',T . ." hag y car on the 24th of July legt.
brand th eism by azaricA4 nod dind..l4l:PlP
•
any surplus of hinds remaining in thalr bands, ea
sealtibatethesam of an thousand dollars to aid
unnenbgene regimen t, of ten cotocentea of fain* ,
Ibiy; and wet seadOommlther be farther enthoriud
dedseheseth further appnnetstlons
reheat athedblet to aid la unlansalsg othernatta
- ergarithetdons In Allegheny county, whether of tabu.
try ar Wen maw, tbr a llte purpose.
On motion, the ritsOlatdon we* unardancrudi
adopted, and the =Lasting **armed.
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EBRIM
Qualifications of Votes,.
__Th.law roquires a mien who claims the
- sight to Tots, to hang been • °Mon of this
Zoonsonwealth ^ at Least finales: and is the
electlea &Arial at lost tan days darestllatily
Prlakthaz inch elastloni and *lain two years
to bins paid a State or Cattli tZr tan, which
shall have been assossed at bast ten days ha
fore the slam - inn. But • citistua or the Drnitad
States wko has preview-1y been a qualified
- - -Toter of thafitate, and removed tberafrous and
eiturned, and who shall have ridded la the
itkoction dialect azd - paid taxes aforettardi
abed be entitled to vote char reading in thle
J3tate Adz months- But citizens of the Llaitad
Ewer, ben= as sow of twenty-one cad
4waniptre , who have resided In the
alection dtaftiat tan dap! afanuald, shall be
--entitled-to • WODD, although they hart not
paid tuxes."
Last Owes sda. Zirvrtriti.Lnualoc—Tho
4:kmtt of Qoartar fisalons will mot thla foto
_Auxin, as. nino ealoA, to boar applioations
1 ":"Ior witorslizatiost.' Patl6lll who bsvo 13A.
;looted to toita oat tliiitr mars aim that luiyll.
osioesamt opportrualty beforo the **Wm. t
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f#lol . :iiitlii . .,l,o/041t. :
vuzarair Romani-OCT: 14.
' 01T7 AFFAIRS.
ififirozotoaint. OrttisTATlon for the
thoono,by G. B. Show; Optfolio, No. 55 fifth
IX 11111. IN SHADS
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Barometer •
_ l . l e.pnioUciist State^ Ticket.
THOS. E. COCURAN, of York Co
BIIB►E7OB GINZBAL :
8. ROSS, of Lasenie Co.
Republican County Ticket
. EnthuslastieLlaass Meeting.
A very, large . and rupee' bible meeting of
..lteplibliesne Mid triton Dantoarate was held
. .
xr4t*iA%ti!ivo4t
Qartto Ake Public.
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' Our attention having been; called to 14 SI ,
which appeared be thltmorning's Poet,
over an anonymous signature, saying,
amongst other things, "Permit me to add
that your COrrespoadent might have given the
dear public' a little light concerning the ap
pointment of the present 3 excise Colleotor,
who, is remer has it, obtained his snug little
berth by about the same means that his Holi
ness, C. P. Von Sonnhorst, obtained - 1U Post
Office, viz : by_ getting in debt to the aforesaid
King Cotton Moorhead, and then securing the
pdsitlon of Post Master of Pittsburgh, with
the Implied understanding that the profits of
the office were to be first applied to the satin
gnishment of said debt; also,that Cotton Moor
head was to have the privilege of making
some of the appointments in said office, etc.,
etc."
We called on James P. Barr, editor of the
.ffint, and asked kim for the name of the
author of tke article; he refused-to give it to
ue.nre then remarked. Then you &flume the
authorship of it. He replied, Yes. And then
added, unless the author was willing to give
hiename, he would not give it.
Having,thus, by his own words, assumed
the'responslbility of the article, and rams • •
the objection to taking notice of what an
anonymous scribbler might say, we denounce
the 'clads as a tissue of 'HIM and deliberate
falsehoods from beginning to end, neither
of us havingbeen at the time of our appoint
ments, nor sine., indebted one dollar to the
Hon. J. K. Moorhead. We would not notice
this now, but as it is evidently a dirty elec
tioneering Wok, gotten up on the eve of the
election to try and Injure our ableresprosenta-
UT.. We denounce it as an -unmitigated
falsehood, and the author or assumed author
of it as a wilful calumniator.
Joss Sass,
8. P. Von lionssoarr.
Licences Granted -and Renewed
. _ . .
.
- Surveyor Hateholor hoe furnished, as the
names of the engineers and pilots to wham
licenses have been granted-and renewed at
this port In the quarter ending Sept. 30th,
146; as follows :
SkGINIIII3 To waom morrow says ass);
GRAIIIID AID UNI ID
Class No. L=James Livsey, .Archibald
Richey, Wm. Doyle, John Gault, James Mc-
Clure, JOshus Miohem, Clement B. Martbans,
Thomas MnloriU, Jacob Ewing, James A.
Lindsey, Robert Bridges, Robert W. Cowan,
Jacob Whinll, Jr., Levi Shack Even Reese,
Wu; 0. Blakney, Abrabiun Underwood, John
Miller, W. A. Porter, Samuel, Strieneton,
Wm. - McCrory; Robert Duffy, Andrew M.
Haley, Joel B. Crawford, DeWitt C. Carroll,
Thomas L. Johnson; Samuel S. Brooks Ed
ward Merriman, George W. Welsh, Miehael
Eh:volt, D. P. Henderson, John Rots, Milo
Somers, Win. H. Paulkner, ELIA. Cook, Win.
Williams; John Agy, James W. Edgar, Chas.
B. Mowrey, N. 0. Swartrwelder.
Class Walkinshow, Ju.
Underwood, George Brittoh, Wm. Inglaud,
John Mailer, Jr., Joseph Russell, Thomas
Sloan, Jacob Shook, James Barr, James L.
Dumb, Wm. Sing, John Sloan, W. H. Fran
ter, John M. Miller, Joseph Reynolds, Wm.
L. Calhoon, Nathan Byron, Zs:herbal Brick
s% Geo. W. Nelson, Wm. Rogers, Samuel
Wilson, Jr. .
Wm. H. Gilmore, Robert Clark; WM. G.
Sixty, James Bell, John Moore, Thos. SnoS
den, Robert M. Anderson, Dennis A. Boland,
James S. Knight.'
PILOTS TO AROXLiesiaini 1141.4 E BHA GitAXIILD
-Thomas' Poe,Henry 'lit eClitudry- - John Hal
lett, John V. McDonald, Colvin &Wl>
Jonas E. Cornelia*, Thomas - S. - . - JaTaaaj WM.
W. Ford, Won A. Laughlin, G. Elvin,
James H. Marotta, Eli D. Abrahams, Joseph
Nixon, .1.W.. Clark, Jacob J. Vandergrift,
Robert M. Bowles, Robert Gordon, Thorium
_Maxwell, Jackman T. !Rockdale, Raymond
D. - - Hutson, S. B. Rays, Robert Wasson,
Wishington Stewart, Joseph B. Williams, G.
W. Clark, Noah Potta, Jr., Wm. Fish, Eiekiel
Gordon, Sharplory M. Backer. , .
Loo: OPT POI PEI ALIU Exurrat—The
election offices would do well to provide
themselves with a list of the alien exempts,
and see that no fraudi are practiord' upon the
ballot box by a class of Walkers who were Co
dreadfully afraid of being drifted that they
had to crawl under the skirti of Queen Vie.
torts to escape froni any possibility of being
made to serve the country which he, so well
-served them. Look- out for the alien ex
empt, I
Diertssotrol..--tQuits' a number of the
Hughes Democrac7 were in attendanoe at the
RepubUceir meeting, at the corner of Fifth
and Smithfield streets last night, and acted
in alrery disorderly and disgraceful meaner.
One of the Osties who made himself pertion.
early oonspionous In this disgraceful proced
ing, Wes an individual who keeps a hat store
In the immediate vicinity.
Bsfao our vas Vors..—We trust - eiery Re
publican will consider himself a member of
the-Committals of Vigilance—that hs will not .
only attend the polls himself, but see that his
neighbor Is thous. Those who her. convey
'noes should tender their use for the purpose
of Wring to the polls the weak and the in
firm. Let not a vote in lost.
Liens. Artrsu, having remised orders to
join -his company, will leave on •"Tharsdaj
evening. Parsons desiring to send letters to
their Mends in Brays Battery or the 28tti
Regiment, P. V. can do so by leaving them
at the reentiting °Moe, over Miner's book,
store, Fifth street. ,
Commas sets of Victor Buges " Lu
stables" tan be had at Pittuk's News Depot,
opposite Postofiloe. - ' .
Pamasant Assume, all styles, at Eistem
prioes, sold at Plttook's Book sad News De
pot, opposite Yostoillee.
Brixrilor cheeks and drafts has been re
mind at Pltbnalemp opposite Pestoglai.
DIED:
nTZßElON—On.lacilay, lath Intent, BAZAR
ILIZASZTEI, Intent laug hter of John Di and Ms.
aids H. Pitman. aged lkinentha and 13 day.
The Amore - win is Owe reeldenoe of
_ber Punta , .
eney, rear of Tonne. Chair
Nact4l7• at 3 o'clock tan illSolooll, Tha Mends
sea rpspectsgar haelLed to attend. .
• .LOIIG-LOstMoaday manta , 13th hist., FRAME
BUB, Infant son of Joseph W. and Mary Y. Long.
Tho blends of the fondly are . Invited to a4tantt t . bo
itron krona tholnationeo of the parent . corn er of
rary-sad third oitioto, vas Dan, at I jp.
- - .
SPECUZ.IIIOTICES;
• , •
°seen' Aim Iturns's Bevan Maanstrir, for
Wally and - manufeett ding limpness,- are the
best In USW.
Ai. Y. Mu:nein; lhaerel Agent,
} Po .1/3, Fifth street.
' WE take gnat pleasure in nseouttnending
*the Her. IL B. Will Lanus, who is engaged as II
teacher In the Academy of Science and Lan
pages, Allegheny. Mr. WWl= Is a grad
uate of Prinoeton College, N. J., also of the
Westerns Theological Bentiniu7.—iii an oval
lint gaoler and a practical and raccessful
instructor. This minable acquisition to lie
cos of teachers and the experience and ell-
Alawof the Prlizeipai, Bee. J. Davis, reader
. ..oh loth/at/on espeelally worthy of the
nage of the
X. W. honer', DJ nes. X. P. Swim D. D.
Pin. D
0420,11 M. . Prx.torr, Os. D. Bat. W. D. HoWALSID.D.p.
-4410 X
,
Wt woald ce ll taloa= to the superb stook
Of Yell eat Mater Clothing, for gootletweb
wad bogs' you, to be !mad at Meows. W.
H. WOws k Co., corner of Federal street end
.tbsawad square. It has been selected wider
the npertition of the proprietors, end it
worm every datoodption of goods for gentle
awas' siren or heathen salts. Gentlemen's
furnishing good', such es white shirts Lad
atonal wadazildry, drawers, glom, cravats,
ko.; viii elm be found la the estebllthawat,
in ems select sad large &midmost.
Munn an prostrating the valaateers by
the hundred', the hospitals are crowded with
theZl. Soldiers, be vareed in time, Belle
vue PUla are positively infallible la the cure
of tide disease; oweational dem of shun will
17111:111,11 the health eye" swam tho lsgroa t as t
asporures. Only 35 cants pet,1.04....., 5u
lama W. Como, Boon Gitpratar and
J obbtag Shop Virgin Oar, lortonnin Smlthfcald
Wort cod Chem olloy. All Wads 'of. Howie
Repairing dam as short tiatJas and la vork
sunlit/ maser. Camp/ auxlangsa.-_•. Low e
par adara Minim prataptly attodiol
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"Sitypzi.n A.oAppire—Wiator Naicna trill
evnissedmigazda
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THE ;LATEST NEWS
BY 'TELEGRAM
FROM WASHINGTON
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES
Special Di patch to the Pittsburgh Gazette.
Wapm:Gros, 0ct.13, 1682
ATILT OF, OTISAWee CAVALRY
Stuart's retreat was even mom leisurely
than the first accounts made It. His men stop
ped an hour on the Maryland olds of the Po
tomac, td feed their home In the cornfields.
Pleasanton." cavalry arrived at the river
an hour beforehand, blithering ridden men
ty=eight miles, were too mush exhausted to
effectanythirig. The infantry in the mean
time were crossing from Poolimille six miles
away, but before they arrived Stuart was
gone. Ile sent bantering messages to Gen.
Seth Williams, MoCilellan's Adjitant-General
and other old friends, and is reported to hive
told the people at the ferry, that- ha had
fooled the whole party, but he had not sue
coded in doles all he designed, not having
captured or destroyed the Government stern
et Frederick, or burnt the Monoosay bridge.
It Is believed that the rebels have bun re
inforood by at least tienty.llve thOuiand
since they crossed the Potomac, reeking their
present eSeetive force as large is when they
Invaded Maryland. The °vertu., of which
Stiesti raid is the prelude, is not yet played,
and we are awaiting to know:whether Gen.
Lee means to attempt to orris Gen. MoOlel
lan's right flank, or to
. march on Gels. Sigel,
.
or to retreat. Opinions vary:
OUR MAJOR MCRXIAUL
thins-threeoot of our forty Mojor Gen
oral' aro Wen Pointers: •
1112 TELL Or OISERALeMAITINDALO.
The trial of Gen. Martindale is proiressing
rapidly. (leveret officers, and General Morel!
himself, awoar that General -Martindele pro.
poled (after Ate liettla of Maivern 11111)
.to
Gen. Morel!- to aurrender their commands,
and that Gen., Morel! indignantly refused.
General Butterfield partial), confirmed titte r
testimony. - ' ; •
nau wovirain'.'
. .
In response to a..letter tem Judge Bond ,
and other.promlient olthens of 'Baltimore,
deprecating the assignment of the rebel
wounded to separate hospitals, Assistant
Becnetary of War, Watson rites that the
Medical Direciiewill receive instructions to
put a stop to the preettee.
OIXEILLL HALPSCE ,
rapidly at-riving at Lb. 'point of authoriz
facthe titinciali to use the black men for
zollitary potion. - •
DIALTHS 111 Sllll,wianniaSir
The following deaths have oeetuvvd in the
Washington hospitals: E. C. Hoff, Ist Min
nesota; H. Durose, Co. I2tit 11, Ind.; fied. F.
Rios, Co. /4 - Bth Wisconsin; Sidney Cobb, Co.
11, 19tkindiatia; yf. ci.;POrtir, Couipany F,
66th OhlorTheitma L. Taylor, - 0,83 d Ohio;
Ki 91,0111, 8 444 7tb: Miolt.i.J. G. Shannon,
25th Ohio ;' Om" 13, 19th
Hess, I, 66th Ohio; Disid M. Sawyer, 47th:
Wii.; .B..Trobridge,C, 53d Ind. Cavalry
zil!tit.3 'Arra*Tao
• iledical : Exasottien appoOted by Des DM
missioner of Fenton!, Midst tie eighth ma'
sloe of the sot ofjuly 14th, 1802: .Tohnioir
min, 31.1 D., Fs , ; 'Sohn H. Deli'
vim, Alketay, Y ; Thomas Kies
Carrell, M. D., Cambridge, Md.; W Walker,
M. D., Fend do Lae, Wis..; Thos. W., Coolsit,
M. D., Froubriilie, Sy.; Joseph B. Carter, Id.
The !phi! tine of pickets, front!of the
Richmond army . , me very close, so that refs-
gees, white or black, cannot get through the
scheme via rit Stuart.
Wasinanoe, Oct. 13.—1 t is understood
that a dispatch from Glom. BOyis, dated flom
erfille, 10 p. to. lut *ruin& says that it was
generally believed that the. rebel 'Generals
ragg and Oheatluun were both' killed in the
engagement of Wednesday last, near Bards
town. Oar loss in killed, wounded and miss.
ing was between 1,000 and 9,000, while that
of the enemy was larger. We held the Bald
oe that night, and skirmished with them on
their retreat the nut montlnc. , ; When this
dispatch left. Louisville a courier from oar
forces was Upend to anise la the course of
the night, bringing details of the pursuit and
the battle which was probably fought yeller
' day. Gen. Boyle expressed hie belief in the
truth of the account of tie killing of Bragg
sad Cheatham in the action of Wednesday.
Important papers wen, sometime ago, our
bind by Gen. Buell, while being transmitted
for Ale to Brigadier Generel Thomas Jordan,
Assistant Adjutant General of therein] army,
at Chattanooga, TGWU These paean include
confldeutial -letters from Gen. Beaune ,
both to Adjutant General and Inspector
Cooper and to Gin. Bragg, spolleally laying
down plane for military operations In the wilt
and sodthwast,l7 which our 'noes were sego
tively concentrated tamest thedemonstrations
recently made in pursue* of ft.,' '
According to 'Besuregard's pro gramme, the
offensive point of , the rebels were Ant Loui
sville and then Molinari, and he was partic
ular in stating how best :to reach- them from
Chattanooga, with,Gen. Basil at Huntnills.
It was his 'opinion that' , l detachment could
take - Louisville, while 'the Mein body would
be numbing te Vinsinnati. Be contemplated
the construction of a work at *glamor city
for' the command of the Ohio and the canal,
and the destruction of thin:lel, as Soon as
possible, so'complittoly' that future travelers
would: hardly know when it . was; • To keep
the command of Cincinnati ; he would con
etruet a strong work, heavilyarmed, at 'Oov•
10 60 6 ;."--`. •"" — I- '
Copies of thus importuttletteni
Jple. ~zapor.... WU' loon
be tarnished I. the country through the Preis.
It will be gratifying to
..thepnblio to know
that arrangements for the orgenhatiott of the'
oamp, hospital and ambulation prim of 'the
well, nialmrod and systematic plan of Mr.
H. U. Pierce will be oomplsted In a few.days.
tiny the best material will be received into
this importantbody. -It will consist of at
least 13 , 000 mon. Raab Member will have to
give testimonials of good moral character and
sound mind and body. • -
' Mr... Pintos will be happy W. - reedy* any
suggestions and foto concerning ;the wants,
material and organisation of hie corps until
the 25th inst., at No. 437 'Midi Arenne, New
Ls manual for the initnration and drill of
them entering the' !orrice *lll forma part of
Gen. Hallsok's tow military worlt. of the
United States &hey, now about ready for the
FlOl3l Cairo.
Oatao, lu., Oot. Thomas. A.
Nebson, of. Tennessee, who has hitherto re
.nealued neutral, has published an. mAcireu
coudeming, in strong terms, Preeidant Lin.
coin's Proclamation to smanelpate the Blares.
".the eapeditlen sent from Memphis, on
Sunday wwk, b NoLf river, a few mils' be
yond Germantown, returned on Tueadey,
haying eurprieed • rebel Damp and killed four
men, including • Captain, wounding fourteen
and capturici tovitUr with •"nymphet
of horses and •111/1.
The Draft in Albany,
ALIAZ r,_Oat.-13.--No' tkge..gar ihas
hen Sized for the draft, bat it Wimidentood
that an order will be promalgatadtimitatow,
directing that volunteers be remind WI the
Ant day of November, and that the draft will
take place on the tenth of that month.
non. Ersstus Corning wee renominated for
Congress, to•dq, by the Democracy of the .
Albany District.
Arrival or Steamers.
' NW, 'roan, Oot. 18.—vnier-otwasnara Naar
York and Worwa have' tirwOriClbalow l and
will ho np at11:30 this eirjabliril'
The ataaraiit fleibse
this avenlng. • _ ' • •
Foy Tuck :Baia !
MO ( Yost; Cleft /5e....-nif bilak statEnett,
for therreen ending cm fiats:day, indicates
suimmis
of
I : l 4 l r ei 1442.18"'
'sp~L ;MANI ilffTdl4,ls,oll;-:
:72050118arriabnig.,
Henannazo,Oet23.—Lettete are een • tantly
I being maned at Headquarters in relation to
the manner of making out the muter rolls of
companies of militia that were reported and
arrived at Elanisburg, under the late call of
the Governor. The remiss and madonna' of
the 'officers and men ars all that is required,
and.when thus tilled up should be forwarded
to Adjutant Genend A. L. Russell, Harris;
burg, where they will be ready for future re-
Wenn, when required.
Goir. Curtin hu just received Information
dated Perryville, Juniata county, from a reli
able gentleman of Perry county, that a rebel
force of 30,000 strong mad* their appearance
within eight miles of Concord, Franklin
county, last night, at 12 o'clock, and had
carried o ff 1,500 horses. The farmers of
Franklin county are moving all their stook
into Perry county. They are supposed to be
making for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Affairs In /fflssoorl.
SIDALLIA, Mo., Oct. 18.—The Sixth Mis
souri State Militia, Col. Catherwood, In
several muting egpedltione within the last
few days, broken up various bands of guer
rillas, killing the notorious Capt. Jos Kirk,
who has murdered so many private °likens.
They captured a battery, Capt. Louden', and
Lieut. Alexander, of the Sd Alisilssippl, and
fifty bushwhaikers.
They also brought Into camp, this morning,
Col: Win. H. McCarron, C. 8. A., who es
caped from the St. Louis mMtiirprlson some
time ago by bleats:ling himself, and thus
•puslngthesentinel. They havealsocaptureds
largo tiorrespondenee of Interest.
From the Southwest.
BPIIIIIO7IIILi, bio., Oct. 13.—Papers and
dispatches dated as late as the 6th inst 4 hare
been received by Can. Combs from Mimosas.
Hindman was then at DuvaPs Bleffa. Par
sons WWI represented ►s - -moving towards
Northern Missouri, and seeking to unite his
forces with Stearn and Moßride, at Peahen
tas. The rebel oommanderl Holmes was at
Little Book. Gen'. Schofield bad arrived at
to Barry county, near the Arkansas
line. Southwestern Missouri is once more
cleared of rebel forces, and telegraph com
munication -is' oomplete to ' Cassvllfe. Two
divisions of the army are left at Helens, under
6so. Carr.
The invasion of Pennsylvania
Priskinatili4,oet. I.3.—The.Penneylvania
Railroad Conineny have received 'a dispatch
from au Lmeeponsibie- Bonne,' conveying, on
the amnions of 'a tellable gentleman, the
lnforniatins,ot the same nature as the In
quirer's dispatch in relation to the itlVlllioll,
but they have received no confirmation .from
any official onPthe read, and'-place no con.
Odour& in it. Therumor is supposed by Nome
to be gotten up for political purpose,.
Opiung.a
13171.71.L0, Oct.' 111.—The tiroieller Tons
*Ando, of the: Western Transportation Line,
on going out cd the harbor yesterday, ran on
an obstmoUort, causing her to leak badly, and
obliging her to pot bitok She was loaded,
and bound for Oblcago. The - dainaite to' the
cargo is said to hare been abeAt thirty thou
sind-dollers. •
Army of the.Frontler.
Br. Loins, Dot. combined armies
of Missouri isltd Kansas, as an army corps in
thcfleid, now ' commanded by Brig. General
Boladield, will hereafter be denominated as
the Army of the Fiontier by order of Major
General CurtiS.
Marlets by Telegraph'.
Pant.entuvria, Oct. II —lloon.—Flotir Is held ntio
with sales of super-11r eat 1x525; extra at 116406 123 f,
and extra Emily at $6 253,6 76rstiot or L- 5 6 0 - 1 ‘7 6
Flour Is scarce and firm at $4 300 Ibis Morn Erma
atl,3 123,4. Wheat scarce and Alan; MIX* bob sold
$1 401601 4fifor red. and SIO 3QI , 65 for.white.- Corn
is In limited dentate; prime yellow Is lied at 7lc:
Provisions uncbingtd. Whisky Ono at 360. • •
Nair.You.Oetlll=Svonlng.--Cottob Aim at 58g1
Nu floor bas advanced; 27,000 bbls sold at 16600
675 for state;, 66 3044045 for Ohio, and 65 20(0 83
for Southern. Wheat Is very Ann; 200,0*0 bushels .
sold at $1 .16@1 60 for white. Corn *Aran vtd;' 733 :.
000 add at 6.1at13r.. Po* buoyant at $W 75813 00. -
Lardstood,y.. -- Whisky Arm at 3630, •
Bainuoat, Ott..l2:—Ttaar scams and has an Ad
am:eft:4 Se:4mq. ' Wheat settee aut advaselast
°inn niet at 74075 c for stitite. Whlcky steady at
The Latest 81ai 3 ket Reports by Nail: -
- Chscrivart, Oct. 11—Zenntng.- , -The. demand tor
, Yloror.cordlonen,acOrs, and pricer tend upward—
Medina midst $ l :7 714- mar& st It 900.5 00.
at 05 1 15, and Fumy atyszsais
VVl=t,is t demand and • dmracket.
Balskat 400 bls at We. Provisions-46s sp3rdittre
demand for Mm Perk continues, and 450 bbla aka.
trysoktat $10; city was bald at $lOBO, dimly. Bulk
Ifeat Is 'held at 4444530, and Bacon at 4%41/604 for
Bboulders, the latter ean for parted, and .51daa
OSlty.c. but is hold at 934 c. thocorlas—A very buoy
at
ant mast, and all Nelda. bald blyknr. sot bat the
prim are :attar's' unseolsel.
fhpcue,Oct.ll—Evening.—The business in wheat
vres mull, and the mutat elated dull and about 10
lower, the demand talus rather moderate, and hold:
en unwilling:to eel at the prices. Bales ranged froth
Offiel 06 for bio. Died; 9.8*02 far Nu. Red;
arZfor fro.,lBpring; 88 for N 0.9 Pprlog;
e for Rejected Sod ; an QM for Rejected
Spring. There was WM activity in Flour, but hold
en wen arm and the Mutat advanced about to per
batvelan yostardafe quotatbms. Corn wee quiet and
ckeed 3018 lover, with odes ennead at 3.51085 c;
Yellow at 3730, sad Rejected at . .1830.11c in atom
Oatswerejis good r Nt. but prices were lrargular.
Pam ranged limn • v43.6c. - Bye was In good de
mand at an7Lteproventent ro f - MlLD—calm Mug made
at ilnec. I Thai wee a very Wive Inquiry fat Bar
and the market we. buoyant and heavy: with
th.ll of medidam to prime grades at 74190 c. Ell_ gh
wines Arm but Inactive. Sake in good demand. Mess
Pork *sheds outer. Lard mace and Ann. Tallow
steady.
Letter from Philadelphia.
flornorpoo [Loos of rho Pit faborglo Ossetic
PHILADILTaIa, Oat. 11, 1862.
We have just arrived hero from our few
day. of gipseying in the camps—reluotantly
settilog gown into airlifted life u developed
at • Philadelphia total. Yon are aware that
I left Pittslrargb a few' days ago in command
of a small squad of civilians, to visit our Atte
(buy county mimetic As fir as Hissers
town, the trip sees jut se-so, with ngthfng
spacial to note. At that. place, I blued my
requisition for transportation to Collier's and
Ro w ley's. Our B rigade Quartermaster, /ilea
Bey, of Pittsburgh, who Winked no, beg and
baggage, into an eras, wagon going to his
quarters ; the mules were whipped up, and in
three hours time we wars with oar friends of
thus regiments. We received • royal we!-
• The boys-of the 12.5 th sys etodergoing aeon
tuition in dlrogroesbls.eray, • but on the
whole are very well. Bowlers boys are
. visioned. Time passed wary rapidly, fn Con
versation witbPltteburgh boye, most of whom
are sighing for the day when they ass sea the
old town again for themselves. • That night
we spent in comfortable qt artereprePared by
Quartormaater Day, aid the next day at noon
we started for Sharpsbarg, ancertiln when to
Ind oar other regiment/. When we arrived
there, however, almost the Irst mai we met
was Elite R. Williams, from your °Moo, who
took u In oherge, and after a short tramp de
livered as over to Col. Allen of the 188th, by
whom we were most hospitibly received and
entertained.• Quits a number of hl% regiment
are Wink, and stand very much in teed of
medleines, which, u yet, the Government has
failed to furnish them with. The officers are
all well and hearty.,The boys have no tents,
bat find uture's swet restorer, balmy deep,
under Limbs of trees, whist, while ornament
a/, are not partionluly useful as 'ahelters.
And with them that night my command
spread their weary limbs. Jest think of it l
Young men, who have never known' hardship
or uposore, sleeping ander the - canopy of
hearses, yet growing fat and hearty. There
are, of course, many budships in a soldier's
life, but that put of it we saw.
.Camp life in
pleasant weather Is spleadid. Bowe of my
squad at home know no such thing as a per
sonal exposure to e. draft—l believe we are ail
oppoied to draft" of any kind—yet they slept
soundly in the tallest kind of a draft, arising
It the morning Lo eplendid con/Ditta.
There is very little of news togirayoufroM
OW Wimp ; it Is mostly all personal and not.
general. I may say that Coach's has been
transferred to anotberdirleton," and - Chiroual
Direst's, u 110010t' Brigadier, incased* Alm.'
Col.. Allabach, as 'calor Colossal - =Ail
Thareday, commanded Allen'i,and;Crarre,
sod several other raeossats. Be was very
tutpopahr, and the man now rejoloe that he
has yielded his authority, and is suocweded
Gal. lieges, a 11/10 logking officer.
•
We routed Cot Clark,Ols staff and line all
'e en, mainly Well. Simon Drum, /writer, Is
sadly cut down. Bo is on the mend now, and
having paid dearly for.his aselimatian, may'
lleasonably expect a. wzmaptiolt‘fooipt4ter
safferiag for the 6,444., • L- • vi •
1 It would fal your paper to isainsTiGareltliW.7 .
or to tell all we 414 or aFt thifjtipeglisi; fps.
tea. 'Of one thing he assured, litisteamplffi
tersiopn the hart more than way. other; IC
rat want tit know and realist pildne,kiniF,
Mies filthe gtsgOgtaTjUl . oaf 4eekitorto7
cooki:ag . s t a.Vl.lz/ .
1163"'1%ifi.c
On Friday morning my commend, with
one exception were fundshiel with horses by
'Col. Allen and that excoption—our friend
Sutherland, was furnished With a mule, for
the purpose of visiting Antietam. Suther
land pronounced his animal; upon Inspection,
a learned male, and dubbed him but
was not able to perceive that his 14404 was
either fiery or fractious, or given to easy or
rapid movement. All who know our amiable
friend are well aware of his modesty, which
the reqniremepts of his profession has as yet
forbid to materially effect, but I am prepared
to say, that when I looked back, and saw
him away behind, seated on his male, which
was slowly walking and wagging its long
ears, he was the meekest looking individual
I ever beheld. On solid earth he was the
gayest of the gay, the life of our company;
but when astraddle of Billy he resigned-him
self to the situation with the utmost imbmis
livens's; and be was never seen or heard ill.
dulging in the least effort to urge his steed
into a rapid movement. While we were with
Col, Anderson of the 9th Reserves, oar fri nd
announced to us that he was no t Eaton
Stone nor any other man especially noted for
equestrianism. We law many hinds in the
Reserves, and learned with deep regnt that
Edward Darlington had died the day pre- '
viettely, of his wounds.
Col. Anderson kindly accompanied ne to
:Antietam. It is not my purpose to inflict
upon you T ; draoriptlon of the battlefield. Its extent as very great, and three or four
hours were. quickly passed before we got
through wit • the ground covered , by our right
wing. We aw a great many trenohes;whers
reposed in • Wetness those whole lives had
posed awa in the hest and fug of the bat
tle. We la the marked - grave, of many of
our Reserve and other troops , among them
Sergeant hi haffey, who led Co. A, of the 9th,
into action.
The relic.. ueters have pretty thoroughly
°leaned the • . and of vacua is trophies of the
great battle I may say, however, that unax
ploded del -are generally permitted to'rest
on the spot . pan which' hey fell. Our friend,
Sutherland, captured a 12. pound cannon ball,
which he adhoied to under all th e exigen
cies of our • •
venturous life, whether aboard of
the learned ale, or under the canvass of •
rough army •wagen, or upon the march.; with
an enthusiasm and.determination magniloent
te,
to contempt --In;thie country, where miles
are doubled and light weights become heavy
weights, thi devotion to a cannon ball of that
weight is re arkable. We all procured pieces
of shell, bullets, and other mementoes of the
geld. • :
.
' In the afternoon, we started for Harper's
Ffry in an army wagon going there for sup
pilot of some, kind. ,I may here note that a
chariot of • this soft ix the severest of rough
conveyance.' We Were overtaken by night,
overhung with cleuds of inky darkness. We
_stopped our-'wagon on the top of I hill, where
tharoad wets bread enough to allow the other
wagons to pass, and detailing one of my
Squad to accompany me, started on a voyage
of discovery.. We plunged and pitched down
the steepest of hills, guided by instinct, and
not by eight, . for half a - mile, and; finally
halted at the end of a bayonet in the hands
of a' guard.'This specimen of a w,ioked gen
eration- demanded . a sign, o r, coantertign,
'and•thestiMoulty with. us was that we had no;
countersign to give.. The °Meer of the guard '
was called, who instructed the soldier to hold
his gutt at us in amore determined and con
venient manner-rnvidently being, in his
sight, the objects of intent. suspicion. Our
pipers were examined, but wouldn't pass,
Wo remonstrated, explained that we were wet
through to the skin; had nothing in the *arid
to eat, with a raging appetite, An., Am.
All the officer would do waitto give no a lit •
tie ~..00ffee, anger, tin cup, and: hard , bread.
Slowly, and sadly.we retraced 'nu /tops,
..through the raini to our wagon, and reported.
Sitherland thereupon became helpleirly sick
-:•-the result of his experience. a, a three
Mouths' man—cud another of our squad, aleo
played the old soldier to escape the work. So
bir.•Head and myself went to work to pro
vide supper, which we did in style,. 'Whitest
it, a young MAU named Stewart, of the Sixth
Regiment Cavalry, *hue parents reside on
Coal Hill, came riding ap, and I induced him
to take our" art, with a full note of our situa
tion, to Capt. Ben. Morgan,of 6012, William's
staff, who was somtrfour miles off, with 'a re
quest for relief,: We 'lbsishertiur sumptuous
repast, which was relishmi heartily, and then
.turned in for the night, little expecting that
Capt. gen. could be found. About eleven
o'clock, just as we had fallen into the Ant
dose, we heard a peremptory demand for the
picket poit, in a voice whbitt 'winded live
mule to our ears, stern •as it was, for we
knew from its tones Wait lased trims the
lungs of Capt. Ben.. And sue enough there
he was, with an Orderly, driving a light Wo
ltz
horse wagon for our tra rtation.
I will not stop to de be what was raid,
but we rapidly titan bus of operatic=
in the fees of the enemy, and with vigor took
up the line of pursuit for Ben's capital gnu
tars. We werstsoon again with friends: The
next morning. early we started with Captain
Morgan and Corps Commissary' D. L. Smith,
prow City, who is pronounced by all to be the
most efflaientin thosenrice,for Knap's Battery,
where we found Liana. McGill' and . Duniery, -
and a host of Attested boys,' by whom we
were 'handsomely received, mounted and esi
coned to Maryland Heights. I cannot In*
longer to tell ybu of all we saw and heard,
but some item of interest I will furnish you
with when I return. ' .
• Oar party ware greatly plesiel with Gen,
Wams, whd is a very pleasant gentleman,
In his report of Antietam, he speaks highly
of Bon. Morgan for gallantry. Cant: Morgan
has, in every Minim in whioh he has taken
perti disUngnizhed himself. The damn of
the other regiments elsoepwilt fine of Lieut.
McGill, who pronounced game a llover. He
lost one of Marini, but oapt/nel a. howitzer
trim the enemy. L , •
We have had 'a verb delightful time. We
found the boys of all the regiment/ well and
In good spirits, end pleased with their officers,
and as far as we amid Me, the officers try to
do their whole dutt as alms. • S.
DUTIBTII4.-.4r. 8i11,E0.241.11, Penn at,
attends, to all branches of thellsnial profes
sion. t
SElh'Eltird MACHINEB.
WILLIAMS 2 - 08 VIE' xmiqualled doable Wed
$25 PA.IIILT SIWC . ISO MAGRINXII.
Blleßaom. Na 19 YIPS% BTII 11M,
PISTEHTTILCO.
"Then 'Haddam 'till do all kladdot work. aid as
worrantod and kept In rorAlz ono poor witidort up
-4 Lamas, gnatzr a OM, A/Mts.
BPECILL NOTIOL
fat the Dublin be perfectlyeamed that they ay
buy gad to WILLIAM I onyvy ..11&0111:111
with as much Impunity as any in inarast; notwith
standing the awes mlastatemente fouyortbg to em
anate from Ilse Grant Baker Sewing Ideal= 00.
and others. , The Idea of stopping pavane nom Wog
them machinta. when they cannot atop at from sell;
Log them, la frawatarona. Thin M ivy yet,•
anted gob. 14 1861. MI pram* to reword aft Immo
Witt • Swear Nadine who ten point oat oft=
ow "herr person to wham we ladresokl a
hare bent legally stopped from ming It, or ha= had
to pay to soy pats. AGRII2B.WANTXD. •.
, "W9l . LILLST. WYRAIN 1 00.
!DILE : AVADIOI_Y
1. AND MILITANT INBITTUTD, AT NWT
OkIE PENNSTLYAN/A, will eo n the
winter tem of Are calendar asonthi on the Ist of
NOVXMIIkit NEXT; "_The course of in
is
Mont and mewl% designed and arranmed to pre.
MePls and young men ,for business ore
Inter .Mho
rincipel, who devotee all his time to the .
esti his school and Its , pupils; it emitted by eight
gentlemen of ability and exPetimmo. • The fiMulote,
Preach and besish .languagee an taught by native
resident tase an tutrattlage which will be really
'appreciated by the patrons of. the Institution. •
.The... Mom Deportment- islunderrthOokarge of
Moior D. Tokendolift Phlligelphli, lawn
anions for the postUon are extensleely known , Its
duties and requirements do not, to any way, inter.
Ann wlto the Liters y Departments, while eaten.
mut among the cadet corm is left optional.
fur eaudogne, An.. imply to
WM. T. WY/108, A. M.. PrfoMPel.
OI for Has, iner
IIIiNWERB.—Io woolen= wltb,thit National
Tax lor, all.persotw antnr e. hinny ist the OM'
occupation, are roirdrid p such books sa ern
specified In eh. law. and mak e trl.monthi and
monthly returns sloe in: owl manner u inspecitted
by law. The undernlgned are preptrang the rations
booster - Ithprinted itdlnpe bWiln trl.Oonthly
and monthly reports, tavola' slaw% banda,ldie
,of lading. to., and solicit seer tor the saw,
as bat a limited supAr will. be eseee Sur: !.
c_-". • :"- IXJOUNIITOW 4 3 0 i .
Steam Job Matas, Bloat Book Weattracturere and"
Wood airier: • '
r w p wro d so wantons.
. tea .-s o t unn BP y r
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obPITTSBURGH THEATRE.
Lases andH~n5~*~..... .`..... `W a. Elansaana
illilnwood deal of the re•exygotoosit of the
Dimino] young. mem, MN ALIGN PLACTDIL
TIIII3DALT MVIEFING, OQt. HO, uk
• WM t* palbratid,
Joseph and his Brethren.
Arise PLUM.
JOEMPII-.
To coaclnd• with
WEPT OF THE WISH-TON-WISH.
NAZZANATUH—..—:.......—AIiss PLACID&
atuerie.r HALE&
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IN
LAWBWEOZVILLI AT ADHEINISTRA
TOW BALL—On W EDNIHDAT 110111UNG Oct.
15th, at 10 o'cloet,mill be eat In Lawrenceetil t 7
(odic of Adminlexatera, at the late residence* D.
A. Gilland, ittcd_,
_at the point of Butler street atkd
the Greensbmg Pits, the mock of Household Porn!.
tare, embracing Bedsteads, Bedding, Chaim Loot.
and Glum. OuPeis, Mains Skive. Ltd= Ware
garniture, - J. O. DAVIS, A .
UNDERWRITERS SAL E ' OF
CLOTHING, Ac.—On Tlll l / 4 8DAY MOEN-
Di 0, October 16th, at 10 o'clock, by order of Molar.
writers, will be sold, et Darts' Auction, 64 111111
a stock of Clothing, au, alitlY dattlard— • •
25 Oretroste, Men's and myet
/7 Oassizaere Velar, ,
43 ;ir Orerafis; _ ,
31 do Chursblrix_ ;
8 dozen Woolen Socks;
2 do bran Oaten flocks;
9 do Zaino Braun;
2 do do Marts;
3 do Woolen Gloves.
4 do Pocket Ileadkercblefe and 811 k Cravats;
94 do superke Chun liorpenderin •
ocl3 -- J. G. DAVIS. Auct
SIXTH AND SEVENTH WARD
LOTS AT AUOTION.—On WIILDRZEIDAT AZ.
FRROOL October 13th, it 2 o'clock, will be mold ,
on the presollass, • lot la the Sixth Ward, fronting
21 feet 1.% Inches on the easterly elle of Login streef„
near the corner of Franklin street, adjoining the
-residence of WlRlant and - extending
beck 43 feet. whereon is tweeted the thresetory brick
dwelling, withimitation atone Matt, No. fd. ?be'
building le nearly new, with eight rooms; betide •
bath room; has range in kitchen,hot and cold water,
gu In earl room; and everything complete.
Also i th e undivided one half of lot and dwelling
!adjoinng the above, on the northerly side, being In
every way.the
Ain, S lota li th; Seventh Ward. being lota t°l*-
1 and Sin Jeremiah Lmion's heirs' plan of lots, bay
ing each a front of ZS het on Roberts street, near
corner of Franklin street, and extending beck Abe
same. width 84 feet Sfy, inches, to • 20 toot alley.
Tutu or Lthr.—One.third cash, residue in one
and two yore, with interest, secured by bond codmaim%
ocs
J.Q. DAVIS. Ana:
•
55 FIFTH STREET,
THZ PLACE to buy 'Ow
BOOTS, SHOTS AND BALMORAL&
H UARTERS FOR ISRuEtt,
MeCLEGLAND'S AUCTiOS Roust ,
: two 8,
'olllll.lnde,
MASONIC( HALI; - .8.179T1pN. 801111 M.:
Pt 4 . • ,
CREAP PLoloB.—Fors.
Facono.nmo PIANOS roe
Sana.—An exoellent Rosewood Chick.
•••
erti4 Plano, 6 octave. Price....'
A Rosewood Gate A Co. Plano, e ' legant case,
6 octane. Prim--' 160,
-A BC•61100d etc , dartPaao,“ but Rttlewotn,
6 octave. Price._..,__......._ 150
A Rosewood Hanford Piano, very . 12m - tole.
A Kosewood, Grovesteen A age, new and
richly ftevd. 7 octave. ITO
A amerced, arum A Co. Piano,three years
old, 7 octave. Price
A Halewood. Gilbert, Upright. Plano, 6X cc.
A ttlahogany T.
Lon
Pao -.
,large stze - , 600.
tan, Price 75
A Hoemood German Plato, large slce, cc- .•
tare. TO
A Rosewood Chickerini — Plano, very old but '
eel, 6 octave.— 60 06
A =h o a o o47, Loud A aro., old but in * good •
order, 6 octave. Price—. 45 OC
A HthottwaT, Artar Co., :::13 . 1.;;67171Tia . 17;
5% octaves. Price--- Oil
A Walnut Leese Plano, In good order, 6 m
tare. Price 75 00
A Mahogany, Gibson Plano, liewYork, iery•
good, 6 =an. 75 OD
EMZIC:3
A •pieadld sloth of .Itew Pluos, froth the best
Ihrirw. Tort sad Dorton makers, on bead. end cos.
stoutly tecelvtar new •applies.. Melt feeariably
the whe es the atentitseutrets, - mut Artery torten.
. . . .
EMI
NEW AND CHEAP PIANOS.
Jest received, • lot et
.
PIItST CLAW CHEAP ratios,
Personally selected et the Yu-tortes by H.
and mazesated As ben and ekeepal Inane, ler the
ratify. .tar °and fee ale bees.
H. HLYHEH & 68 Birth ■hat,
Bole Agate far Iftelaf!fea Pianos:
$175 —NEW 61 OCTAVE PIANOS,.
J . to, rosewood owes, Iron. llama aad our. lop, Amoy music deli, 8:4, tar Ink
l a lll toclars, owe, se fits abbr.. kr pear& 8225.
The &bore Plum Sr. tally Ir/drained
.for tee years,
and are tba greaten barflies that can be found to
tbls city. Please call sa are Wan. New Itelrets:
°2 O , et extremely tow Woes, of .Priace's, Prescott*
or torith's ratan. Nelodeorui to lot at II 60 sag
apwards, per math trout allowed It purchased: - ,
CHANI,O=I 8t,1TEN,43 Rita Meet;
I:l4tEoßs•
11ENRY G. HALE & CO.,
Ohio:oars to lameso. Wati;)
Aterohapt
Aril now rtleohlirg their
FALL AND WITZEIL:, STOCK,
WM& In extant. shofares and pric will cona
pare Ihrorsbly with en In the trade, conrinto
Ins all the newest and widow ot Branch
a
ril
oessnizo v
OS, and
•
OVICROOATISOL
Atm, the largest and beet selected stock of **di
for business suite our *might to Ibis market. 1 -- •
Librwise a rarytholee selection of
. . .
•
ozors lUBalßffiao GOODS"
always on hand.,
Any Wars intrusted to our ems will met with
prompt attention and pane cudity to.ll cues.
•
008. or rasa* BT . cum spun&
• • .
.
irlhger, 60041 9
JUST BLOZIPID. a; trr
'WO ttliAarnitioutivol oar am - ottigliat "ADZ
AND WIIIIZS
GOOD
comPnlinet 1 4 OA. ntggi
depot sourtatont orpois to Ito fond tae
ern Mika, onslatlas of
. ,
CLOTHS,.
.... . , ,
• 'l/1:67121CA:
aro, a optionDEsoloclitto
tam Ciatinis
iThe no;elilei of lb* 7
Tn. Awn kepis . hiss busitirittliy islseted. sad
vs Mt satislis4 tbatthesr met thy sa:ss
of all who taw. vs viav that laisavvra ,
1* suds vis to osdas thalvt,t Wit
fasnaar. at liodsrsti
We have alio fon baud a' audio 'WV elqitara
CLOTHS awl C4IWWII.I=3, wbkb iwirelveiv 1;••
414 Waded torOllcasm p.q
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„ 30.35131rra:SITSX/rt_
==I3EM
WANTICA=A . Boiiii itaiMorttike foi.
IMO O . haviac i t t r. 7 P. 9 5 bowels(' d
p ti:
property, wilt& , aat as to B3
VI1ANT)11).-725 bbla *Tow coldvsoked
Bottatoki: Alto* yaw autos%
nail _ ' . • ~ .1141Secimd drat
ANTED-300 bughitleva...?
aao:_
r • - 16141;
• .-1.:11,VOICII'a vow
t411).21-73-
oxeirprigukw.:B.;
lte tapir
Inttai~aadlotsort,4 I° -'.:4 7.1 29 :.:134 1 V" .
pcl I . iCturidikbliiiikitti.4*
*.rt
, wassuitlylosand'
wacirallobs . "
wing - swam. no womi stmt.
..f+rn:r..:~r.:.~..c'7~.+~~ ~1,~~''n~~.w~S;j~
LINDSEY'S p.FELOVED
Calm%
Canoe:ono Paratationi.:
Bored%
OntinSang Digeneif
- ' Erysipelas, '.Boil.
Pimples on the Toe%
Bore Eyes.
Totter . Affootteuk
Scald limad,
' DYlPsPeilt.
Costivanto.,
Old and Eitubborn
IthatimaidO Disorders.
Jaundice, •
Salt
Mercurial "bosses,
(Mord Dobilitir.
Liver Complaint. -
Loss of Bandit%
Low Spirits,
Female. Complaints.
Eldlopsy or Pits,
Paralysis or Palsy,
BYphilitio Diseases and
Casios of the Bones.
TOGILTICEB wxra .ALL 02811:6 DIANA=
HATING Talus ORIGIN IN t A DHPBAVID
CONDITION OP TEM BLOOD 011.-INBOULA.
TORT :
Ilmession, Dscrisber IMI.
Ds.- 6:-B. Itnina:=4
this volustary statement In dim of a Midiedoe pre.
Inred b 7 pan Atiled tifo O s.: . lirnaintm .'•
I had saftered• are Yeant - Mitli.!4 : Ohtler which
lake ant on tsj head and fomlMadino at to dittlgare
MD TiP much, mid took Mr theta* :when the dte.
ome mai symamme; it.also oat Co am
abOTDDLOI hotow the elbo w, aided WO ittelklO
Ilidtelhib as bowsaw a Meat sae. The dfrea
on my hemiwint so 6E. that @sterol small gime u.
bone came oat. I Ira my weak and low sphited,
and had Shea spill of mei getting well. I
had frfattelaratit 14101' shpt.:MS and they did me
no good. -In Beldam - 6M lest, 1801, wee huhend to "
- My i.Lminuty's Immo 'no BLOOD Biancasse.
moot con lima I bad no false PIdent — IDDBOIDOD e bt. -
after I had Med three bottles of Blood &usher, the
aims on my heed and : arm Imo to heat I hate
now' aken tighter ten bout** and otilieed and arm
Are entirely well except the soam remandim from the
sores; I will alto state that I had the rhecunatleat
'my bad to my erne end tem. Thellfrod itomohet
also cored the rheumatism. I 'MS now I well mes.„
era Pit, Pon of aim, and I fuel iteihnte 'and younz
as I did when I was twenty._ and bate lammed In
welibt twenty Scrunda. I woeld alMatatts that the
disame in my forehead was sci 'bad JIM when ha
steered and lifted anything henry; the bleed ran one
cd the>fam - 3), zip. lad i . photograph taken 0.
me by. Mr. -Cargo, the mild, after I= beim to get
well. "It &agitate:tow my, eypearms me bed as Is
war biters tic:l2==in 1,44.14 eh. aisitetas. Yon
tan sew the photograph, one of which Is" pow in me
pommies, and also at Di. Heysr,s, Iddifood street.
I would alto elate tist I took - the Blood &amber
which Me made before Dr. Heiser commas red mak.
Wit. Although ft helped mmoeme, I did note,.
olilir r - 11Mthe. hind ramie bi- Dr. - Mayas
Wawa; One bottle of Ids did Me more god than
tine Of the dd. ' believe Kb nirmattleal moms
- mod hair. i,tis'ilciisuiffibskt the DliocA beam.
er to . re trait limy of sty friands for mime diem
• I
end' believe ft Ms !mired the whole of them. boa
My' pabihdt tryoulde, sad I ediinaloas that
all who nre afflicted as / enes =gym =Md. lum tr
this city, Ifikt Ploostreet, and em emplojed at OM •
vale dt Anderson's Union Marble Warta, fit Ways
tenet. BOltD.
• • ... . _
Ho. 55 Filth streeL
JOBff it. ittzt,Low
31 Wood Mreet.
IFlnna In Mfr.!! Mum int piano ban.
mankbllnd both arm For
. Oaarly . :lbar .yeam ,
talltd, out Dm o .llsorar akar* Mew months taro and
alba • - btat to afro Ins 'dMactlona thiejanatation
'br thelltind Phartatptda. m• Mat 1
amid not MihiladalaNa to .PIAMon; , 00 al 11 11 "
msdadsMilatMondd auto - eei, Y he add:my don II
IMO In dui blood. lum taiatid kelt two or tarn
name In as tocialtal is Waimth, and imiselbord,
bat N dhnraliajaMimaad after atm:tab at two
altar I maw out of thalicayttaL imnd d/a
:ma oroa rotandng. mod I ealMa;by tboraricom of
li 0 °!14 4 0 1 . 01 xdoo. orDT. Xayars, atoms mama
my fled, and .mm ape ammanly as mold r rise
She Doctor gano am oidadtars Blood frareasa.• an
-1141713) .IEINNOLLT,
Plttobargh,Jafyia 1461. imam SIDS, suss.
Witham—lL M' case, Amtama *Moat, AM
Prrnrs„,filvtiqber 141861,4 bereby auttry
UM I Imre luds,ficatkr-ka ow rise,4 It lir
amend with aloft sad wino os MK I. mad not
woek kemeek par.- 11 7 10 (miliaaPnill I l'us
netiddito -de okettdow thee, halt beet
ids meths. "I Mid oriole! Os biotikootito the
tui, eithco on Ile,
it Ito.' Witco! Moot ' laUlzdes
ice gad. trii - wriali,", ad on, Fish InsCeFklioesles
lillijoettelly well and bin =-
Mod we11.,14; efseratiet, I am oeikkoyed al the
Zs& /Itusi?N:Raiifoia - pax* sU : when where say
mean as sta,
~" „ TliOltAS VLEILIELL.
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;air: pi Food - e.; W;40,0 ioui
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74 progristak egibls zu4kba• bininglado aft '
kir at 10firez'te ton t en or gisk Or lib ,of. thg lins
Woe -11•41 char &outer etlitli . lab4
"Mmitii sor ogled" I*
1 4 11 44:a* agggiggag :: Tti gli gg . " 4. 4,0 A
= tamping with, , tlageasaggAbg..gict being
,gor A, .tg. thergibrgAgeobga a
liertti:Mn tar; -",, .., •
7 , hmtosted sots aim 'l:liii . ;:iAf 9,4. Am
,Itrldfailw 7 / 1 20 -
It will awc datindd". -- • - • •
It will otos
wia - catiool3o3o AND 0 0Ititaltas Is*
iwa%dclo mu dinemp of "1 sad
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BLOOD SEARCUBB,
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CARD 01 DANIEL 4. BOYD
A BLIRD'IIAN Wilt!)
A•BAD BORE LEO Ci7RED