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WHAM. JOHNSTON Dita.t.EB
10_4411708 *ANDIZENICALLS. Pffin4LlSYr
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• #lldamilfourthEreato, Pittantik Ps.
• Preemptio n % ear s toffy sotepoondort at all Kamm—
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2 .zsms'esDianta r lTlota . tter.orvilKicarii snaps.
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mow .mll lad .promptly. ..
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s of scants.llll- *S.:V.'l3olloYER,„Oragazra AT
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Maud Produci generally, d. 25 Waixtilnoto
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tratarberat. south mat Danko
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pintoli , y/tia,6,offiee, St. Oak Street,
eastal - Neyea'seß CtaBSON onus
oBITDS OILS, et all de.
aerlyeleaW `rented, Address J. WEAVIIB,
Tialletetarread-Tressorer. myl6:63n
rituar4A4 . L.EM:II, -nous :411D
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the tale of 1111.41WEINW9PCIIIKEINIVPRODUCA
3a. sOd seat Ice ;Mr eilabr sled= llaleeztoart4 016.
MEET' , 116 fleeced kid 146 Thet streets, be
. .tmeise.Welatiteallmilldeld. Plttaburan. Yea,.
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femur .
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Bea idigettj 'mil turns Alto 00m,..
111021 Rocturn, for the isle of ORLIN, NEEDS,
; ,. egEssE, pRODUCE, 7641 1 fatq %Oa Ink
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MACKEOWN LiNHART
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J.TA. AND GUM! Pte, Pancras ozo voltam=
liamozorn, for tho sale At Blow, Gn4n, Pock. Ben
con Lard, Butter, Too4 — Cheoso,"Boano; Talky
Groin* Ipatleop, Batumi, -Pot awl Purl Ambesc
Balsratus; Linocod sad Lord 011 y DAN and Gliedll
Tiosothi..okmze, Flax acid Gras Beech}: • ..-
lamb arm= mods cm Ontsignmeati. •
• :ly No. on Lamy It. Pittsburgh:
i f U • .N Cogan*,
asa Yoawa3Dua gfAkcaLarr and Thole.
ale dealer la -WENTZ= • NJORBRVZ 011. 1 / 1 211,
BUTTBR. LARD PORK BAOON . 111, 011711111, •
'POT •Aeaiss, 13ALEMATII
SEED AND LARD .OILS, DRLED ra.
Prods= . orally, Nee. 141 and 143 Front atreet,
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CIMP B.III,TARD J Comanaiort
enures and dollars In FLOUR, GRAIN'ARD
PRODUCE, 2t0..243 Liberty atreet, Plttalmh, Pa.
Chace brand . sed-Flans Yorliakers and use
constantly on hand. - 'Antic:Oar - attention 'paid to
- " 4 esr.orders tor Merchandise generally. -
lAN UORDE.KirsontrasAND
x Contastox Itlozczusr dialer In IFLOMORIT.
- TXB . MOONS. BE&D.S. kA2ILD, CE1M2314 POLUE,
? DV= AND AMEN' Jr VIM and !':odor{ gon
araw:: "Liboral ash advances made oocoasigsuneato.
--,Worebnas, NO. 1147:Ion-ad street, Pittsburgh.i
- 43' AY, FORWARDING AND
,lextioxiii&r e gou.ls
: IGSZNYIELD
ATICERT, corner onrirst, Plttsbar • .11A,I
, _14=0.4 1 , rault, ismw.cennt, ' a i r y : : tr•ooini.u os ionAsTobr ttue Mai of 'MOVE:
ea.A.TX,BACON, LARD, B UTTER. BIVIDNDAML
/SUIT, sad Produce generally, No. /5-1/Lsaist
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Mnianaraa and wholesalsalaideti In GROG'S. ,
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droagh,,Pa.
JAMES DAL/JSLL &SO/N . 1,, raanrirno
stoma or LARD OIL, atull:ooUxtsuou I Ma
ass= far the atursale 'or OBUDX , AHD ,
fLOZD,PETsO 91..ti05. 69 said 70 Wafer a
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Pittsburgh. -ti'iltitiaces made cm emiligmusutm,
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WHIM ...di;VostitumoN hissprAwr,
dealer in 013,UDN ur
AND REsED-osußox
, ( 1148, $345.8, ,ISON, NA//•3, Ao., No. 183 ratior4:
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JOIIN L SOUSE WaoLuaiii
lhocuLs awn COMMI6IIIO/1 X ainuir of
thatthtleld and Water .tresta, fittaburgh, a hi
*. - .72; , 16.1% WART, Wilma.
..LA awe Grooms AND Oonartsach4 hlstscresscre, No.
10/ Wood street, Pittsburgh. ietdly
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No. 545.1.1111LaTi d NUT,
utiti.nat. .N L, Amami
trA., LAIN Or aecond story EMI . / Lmir11944.,
iso. Pio. 93 Dramond street.
Wilt attend to the settkuneet ir eemoing aintieolleb?
Don of claim., bauttles, In
of Columbia Columbia. - ' = - ' nol9:ems
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IREPATRICK: "&; MELLON, 'Arroir,
Am ; Inntivar UT. wo.iss. Fourth strigt, Ilvadoon
Mime IltdlMBeld. Pittsbargh,:Ps. m 17:dtf
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SERIVER LAZFAI);,. • • •
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comaiisszON mrsoaerro.
Comes N m, a and 20 Eholtlifield Btrash
• inTaistrsaa. PA.
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.N 0.271 LIBIRTPrEITEXST. -
s 1 PITTSBURGH. Pa:.
Bering putty the briertet of Ida late prttnrca.
-wtn eontlnaethilbludrien the - ald — itiziri, end will
be pleased to
stomer& locales the patronage of bla; t d iy d w trb i r i nidt
and cu
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cur.'-.tno. Jr. Lummox.
IL KIRKPATRICK.. CO.,
tborl4 - emittai Maffiatini
zialiffilooccor Ploovas, o r . icoo,Lioony
streit.2l • • • • Pa. •-••:, • ' BP?
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TRLUBLE, WHOLZEIALN
Unarm aim ()cumin= BL
dealers
to PIIOLLION, rwurt , seoCui.elassA, 7111,
CIABBUN ANDLABDOLL,iI3 , OY4NAILIiiiII,4I3B,
COTTON..TARNS, and , Etitatazgli , tauatastoter
gesicsally. ll2ll axandatreet;Plttobargh.- • -
Alinctursenonon—........—'.oam • no.
flan of D. a D.-11F.Don•14}11014inrgit.
Co.; wonaywoohio.)
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20C121, Pannves •anOcnousuon
cann24 lobbes 002 . 14 DE. N. 0. 2 0 0 AD and
. ei.o.Leasza;,llll.2l2LED SIIOA4IB and. SYBUYB,
SWIM,: AMCOR. • TOBACCO, TEAS, UWE,
.0111a24. 11=4A ac L No . 111 and 246 Liberty St.,
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r. riaunua.
DEYIdEIi & BROTHREO3, enocie*is
At to Bomar a Anderson i -WUloodo &Wen In
FOItEDIN FIIII/118.1517183 AND mar.% COll
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126 and 128 Wood sitest, abase /Mb, Pittsburgh,
biases. 1723:11/
oscsiclit a milk.
-- Ratit TiE
; lektait, GROOBB.II LAD
JEL Lt arsoutoin.lisscurrtgratitr - dealari to all
kLuits of Clotactar Phony= sup Pirrsaviaa .11.Aaro•
racrirags. Stir:LiburiLlstruet, oppusito bud of
Wood street, Pittsburgh. • • uP:tir
- .surcniz. I. sums.
ROBISCRN 45; CO., IVlRLseala GE:
'.11,36-4144,'Coutieksbues/IncHms and desk .
_ra ts.
TSCIVIOIONS,.PILOpUgg, and 41t .
au kin& 4 . No. 255 Liberty 1 1. ,ru”
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14•CWater great, above the kloctoupa d
Bri de,
Lcloßrldgh
Pitialnugb, Pa. •. •
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plo °BERT DALZELL CO., Wilms-
JAuss..Geocu.s, Onus/mom AIM reItIVAJWIIIO
P DUCZ And' Pius
lAumatr •
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LAABERT $ PION , witoLsula
Gamma, Paonacs - „Digurata COMIILUMI
linctuan, Ho. 6 k1.4.1,ti street, Pittsburgh.
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J9LIN " ma wueox.VATT Gao
aces; Comanaszois Illzacaume, "and dealas la
Products szitillttst.'llo3
nay otreet, Pitealkurfih. - 02.5
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AVGitkias,,Coaraursuba imatuays-, .0414.4 m
80 Water
Prtiebergb.street, and eliTrosit street,
CGO. '11%; DIMOITIII.
JB.'VI:WORTH & 00. Wirommui
Gaoczaa, N 00.139 and Ll 2 &Lad moot, nom
Sidttatelcr,Pittoburgb, nol
•4cusat iwira main.
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diali AND Coloustiox titzlicauxn," - No. 172 Wood
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A.4.cu,zziport. ut boas. ban,Zi0.1.7.: ;abort,'
mat; Pittatonb, Pa; bi 66
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01281.211 (XILORLD WARN. .
1 141 - 0,4143 C 4.ini - AFAR/soon 4.4. No: 74 7nrra
&mom Pmestrioin, Pa. • saldfclyism _
aranaurroex:.7.—..g. moscrana.---Jr: r. trairr.
ACKINTOM 31 RmPliLLL 4 CO.,
n' =mar rgneator O'Hara etreata, mar the City
arks, Pittabargh, -- pa-Mannfactarers of
ligagniTO&ELAND' I/IPITOVZD
PA TI t t i T , OBCILLAILWOSTreabi/iNGLRIti AHD
PLUM, VALVES, of ail aim and Nat gybe.
Ifarisig pat to machinery of large wacky and of
,fhe boetquality.: era are papered to .heary Job.
birgb ang aaldt - work tin this • fins, trastlag that by
prompt:m.4 and the character °tour work,•to merit
public gehronage. • • _ _ ,
comity. -- _oods, 1 - attencton. ficomt BaLitialiD
TWAT OSCILLATING ICliGniira, air combining
idrantogn.7ons' =attained:in (Ma clam of
_Prrtuviats, PA.
408E111 , F.. HAMILTON &CO.,
%;191 , 2t6i or Tin; and . Liberty itrecta,
ilmapn mem luta se. zwormaßT.
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Pitubaro, amolictuivrazolumartrrs,
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66 Wood street
_ _
A force of rebel cavalry, numbering 1,500
to 2,000 men, with a battery of four Buries
under the command of Gene. Stuart land Wade
Hampton, paid our town what they are pleas
ed to call "a flying visit" on Friday night
last.. It is said a dispatch was resolved at
the telegraph office st 8 o'clock in the after
noon of the intended raid, but for some &pre
rently inexcusable reason was not made pub
lic, and our people remained is utter igno
rance of the matter until evening, when a mea
tenger came with the unwelcome intelligence
that "the rebels were coming." An excited
crowd of citizens gathered around'him, in
quiring of the whereabouts of the enemy, their
numbers and purposes,and although no one
could pretend to doubt the veracity of the gen
tleman who brought these startling tidings
when be told them that he had seen the rebel
advance enter St. Thome', seven miles from
this place, where they bad taken down a
Union flag, that they pursued him for several
miles and were then only a short distance from
town, many shook their heads dubiously, be
lieving the thing impossible.
There wasan immediatecallto arm—a hasty
intershange of opinion—a hurrying to and
fro, vome with muskets, and others anxiously
asking where arms might be had, the night
being vary dark and rainy at the time. Witicj
the exception of the "Phil Ream: Infantry,"
numbering about fifty men, before oar citizens
had time to form thurrelvet into any OW of
organisation, the rebels were upon as, I de
tachment having entered under a flag of truce
to demand a surrender of the piece within
thirty minutes. They ware met by the Phil.
Kearneys under the temporary command of
Capt. Ryster, of the• 12th Pennsylvania Re
eerves, who was on a visit to this place. He
commanded them to halt, and would have
clown fight with his little band had not the
°floor in command of the flag replied,"We
are a flag of truce and demand a mareder of
the town." Capt. Eyetcr told them to "Go
to 11-1 I" About this time Capt. Jeffries ar
rived on the ground, who, discovering the
state of affairs, conveyed the Log to the, Pro
vost bfarehal's office.
' A- parley now ensued for about twenty,min
utem, during which our anima witnessed the
spectacle of a small squad of rebel soldiery,
the advance of a larger force, in the very heart
of their goodly borough, demanding its mar
render ; and they could scarcely believe; their
eyes that here, thirty Win from the Potetnac,
along which lies the army whosirduty ft Will
to guard and protect the Border, and, ooloo
mended by the General whom, friends claim as
"the right man in the right place," should
I be the scene of one of the most daring raids
in the history of the present struggle.. The
half hour having nearly expired, Massra.
Xiamen, McClure and Kennedy, as a,Core
-1 mimes on behalf of the town, proceeded with
the flat to Gen. Hampton's headquarters, to
ascertain the numbers of the enemy, If possi
ble, and, should it prove coo heavy for resist
ance, to treat for term. It was agreed that
the town should be surrendered on condition
that tho rights of personal liberty should be
respected, that there should be no wanton de
struction of private property, the enemy stip
ulating for hones, hats, shoes, and such arti
cles es might be useful to them, and agroeing
that the soldiery should be excluded from the
heates of citizens.
The terms arranged, the enemy marched in
and took possession. It was a sad spectacle
to see rebel soldiers on every onset and
street-corner, or galloping through every
al oy, breaking open and entering the Stables
of our citizens and taking ant their best
he rasa. Our CllllOlll generally retired to
their houses about 11 o'clock ; but good order
reigned throughout the night, the rebels prid
ing themselves OD their good behavior. Gen.
Stuart asked one of oar citizens if they were
as bad as they had been represented, and was
told that the devil war never as black as he
WSJ painted. , Another eitisen asked a rebel
soldier how it came they were better dressed
than Mils infantry, when the latter replied
that they were jut now one visit and had on
their Sunday clothing.
On the whole we may congratulate our
selves on haring eeeaped so easily, though
with the loss of many horses. Before leaving
the town, on Saturday morning, they fired
the warehouses of Meagan. Wunderlich, Need
& Co., whore immense quantities of ammuni
tion, erica, and other government property,
were stored, as well as the workaheps, loco '
motive and depot houses belonging to the
Cumberland Valley Railroad. These build
ings were entirely consumed, the Company
losing their books and all their papers, and
not even the wails of the new brick warehotue
of Wunderlich, Need .k Co., were left stand
ing, the explosion occasioned by the 'hot and
abet! having entirely demolished the braid
ing. Three locomotives wore burnt, and three
cars loaded with army clothing, which were
run into the town about the time the deg of
truce came in, and might have been. rave*
with proper management, were rifled of th. ir
own eoatents and then destroyed. The loss
to the Railroad Company, and of Messrs.
Wunderlich, Need & Co., was heavy, that of
the. Company alone am outing to more than
8225,000.,
The enemy left about. 9 o'clock a. in., tak
ing the road in the direction of - Gettyaburg.
If they are not taken or intercepted, we know
where the blame will rest. This is now the
third raid in the rear of our army ; the first
being that of West Point, when oar forces lay
before Richmond, and the teoond on Catlett's
station, behind Pope; and the people demand
that this shall be the lest one. If it be true;
as is now reported, that they are spin acre,.
the Potomac, the disgrace of permitting this
email of rebel- cavalry to go back into
Virginia, would be greaser even than the re
proach of allowing them to some this way, in
the first instance, within eight of a whole di
vision of our army 1 Ind Gov. Curtin per
mitt, I the militia. to remain ( here, which
would have been the ease but for the bowling*
of Democratic partisan newspapers about ec.
pew and nautiny•this thing would never
have oecurred, and the State would have been
I saved the diagrams of an invasion of her bor.
dere. Bat aside froM Ilia, had Nora. Breiliel
len and his officers been properly alert in per-
I gaming their duty, the nation would be free
from hit reproach. -
Vim. MoOleltan in his recent order congrat
ulating the army of the Potomac, says: "A
grateful country wilt thank thia noble army
In , schfevemsntawhich have rescued the loyal
States of the East from the ranges of the in
vaders, and have • "driven them from their I
borders ;" but .we demand in the of the
loyal peiple of this amnion, that. he shall not
congratulate himself and his "army, on any
achievements irhich`leave theta open to "the
ravages of, the Invaders," or 'until he haa
really driven the anent, "from their borders."
"After lowahig Wm owe she rebels were fol
lowed by a number of our citizens, who put ,
Cued'them to,watch thelranavements, when a
- prisoner was brehght in true. Steufferstowi,
where he bed stopped to have a shoe'. put 'on
his hone. Be WAS lodged in jell where later
in the day be got some sympathising eons ,
piny. It appears that three ailbeta of our
borough—Miobaol Gelreltnan,,Jasoph Deck- , ,
elluuyeriand William Glenn—bid expressed
active sympathy for our unwelcome visitors,
the former vhog finiiihed the rabels,,with.
liquor and regaled them in hie housi,iind the;
two latter congratulated r.hemon their vialtk
the end, it 'ii reported,.laying: they "were
right mho'," and the other. tdilotaringlis
heart was with• them, and that be would - fight
for them, but yes compelled,to biquiet.
ffiookelimayer wee held In Iwo for another
hearing.iand Glenn was conimittiol to jail In
default bail in a-like sum. Gefnlaian was
• .
diteharged*.the civil authorities en giving . Tie culL'et . row acauscrial sage that ooze,
billill 8 450 far abaFearantso,llut Wu - after- two years ago, an old 'gentleman, living , in
*arts re arrested la um mdlitarrintherities Paris, Ky., emancipated &hint twentynr Ids
and enundttodawisUi ae is thalami of invert megreen =Cleat AMIs„ teDizebros wlteze,bit
slap that suspected persons abenidike walohad, lava tbartalsataa,-, Tor prorperado: NOx
ton ain't-1m will be likely llailialivah•HY wit ratllsta% fat.biff.Pl 4 ls l 9irsaAP gialaf'
tresimanabla , frallnim.) One thing la certain ,, 'sfigasisios„ i s *Ow glow kdrji-ome,itilipipb.:
that the rebels••laid apiiptithbms - ,frios ear tuc 4 7•1 44 / 11 4 f 114 -1 1"..91juni*Atitifts fCiaaS
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duly r AloreCtrein oataardiqing theta 4 'that ', _,„ - S-", ,
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ADVTLE 781 NO AT *E 2 ASONLBLT. ILLTpg
'WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 15
A Little Picture of teelEud . til Bebe.
A correspondent of !he New York Mao,
writing from Now Weans, gives the follow
ing lively sketch - of- rebels returning to loy
alty :
THI *OOll TO TAXI TEI OATH.
The days of grace began to draw to a close;
hut three were left, and It was evident that
many in the oily heretofore indifferent be can
to reflectorget badly scared, for the Provost.
Marshal General's office, heretofore compara
tively, deserted, : suddenly grew popular, and
a demand was finally created for deputies in
all the different Wards of the city. To the'
City Ball the crowd most determinedly -wea
ded Its way. It wee pleasant for fashion
to be waited on by the highest funelionaries
to the ante-ehambers of Gov. Bkepley's room,.
and COL Pamela office coon overarmed, and
the wide deers of the Lyceum, in which the
ordinance of secession was passed, were
thrown open, and the line ball with It, ac
companiments of stage, desks and arcs -chairs,
were devoted, its a sort of poatioal justice, to
the noble work Of restoring men and_ women
to their allegiance to the Union.
The promisouous crowd was a study surely,
for never. before in New Orleans had its incon
gruous social materials so thoroughly come in
contact—the rich and the poor, the belle and
the half-starved seamstress, the working man
and the the dowager with her queenly
daughters, and the shrinking women who
toil for a lisle& the Swarthy. creole, the. pale
New Englander, and the paler faced octoroon
—there - they stood, anxious, after their long
_rellection,to.nntwardly accept the rule of the
Government aides - which they ware born, and
all, most likely, destitute of the slighteSt pa
triotic sentiment, having no feeling indeed
bat the ditatacquiescence that follows admit
ted impotent Opposition toe weer that could
not be escaped. It was 'evident that many
took the oath under a degree , of excitement
that wotdd be hard to understand by persons
who have not lived In Now Orleans. /t was
a bitter draught swallow that oath, peril°.
blarly by a women;_many externally 4auti
ful, who had rendered themselves locally fam
ous kir:Ahair denunciitiOn of the National
Government, and by their - openly expressed
contempt for the National soldiers. It was
no email sensation to die _young girl ot.six
teen, who had:oftentimes arrogantly swung
her crinoline aside, as if thepossible touch of
a National officer was contagious. It was no
plessantpoaltion for such a young lady, after
all bar protests and vehement declarations of
eternal hate, to stand up on the LyeetimStage,
and before • thousand people, hold up- her
small jeweled hand, and pale with coalition
and indignation, swear to support the Consti
tution her father, and probably her brother
and cousin, had nen teaching her for years to
nand deepieis. Nor did many; gentle
'am annuls the responsibility -
,many
of Whom'even a few days, perhaps only a few
boors previously, had been exceedingly noisy
in their demur/citations of , Gen. Butler, and
voeifertiusly insane In their anconeeementa of
what they 'scald do rather than be "thus dlr.
graced.",
But in - spite of protects and wry faces the
work went on, and many seemed better, and
none worse for 'the ordeal. One young Mho,
as she passed out of the Hall,,obserted to her
friend, ".Well, really it ain'amuch, after all,
is it, ClOtile r One. tall lady in black—a
widow, I presume—of rather the tragialiteen
style, descended the marble steps, staring
most earnestly on the colitents of the twill
este. She seemed as If she would annihilate
it with her gase. I suspect ,she has lost a
husband on the battle-fields of the Pototnao.
Bite zniut, po property In New-Orleans.
Her struggle to save her wealth from confis
cation, and her hats for the Government that
had, as she - supposed, robed her -in weeds,
made, most likely, the letters on that "certifl
cats" burn her eyes as lire. As a contrast to
this, another widow cam, and tripped away
with the flippant remark to her companion,
"Upon my word, this affair has caused me
more emotion than when I stood up to !
married."
Block Ti.
s On land
610
_lmmediately following the - close of ttil
elentful.;day. of the ;ilk Gen. Nailer issued
his ordes No. 76, in which he. required every
person formerly a citizen of the United Beams,
"but who did not renew their allegiance," to
ismodicatly insert aim/v.lo.'l*th* Nearest Pro.
cost iforrhat, wiTe • • nireaarrrivs, WIT OY
THEM • inrxxvv, ; aid as it Rai added,
that ihoSe persons who: had taken the' oath
were dot obliged to give in a list of their pro
pertyitt did not take a very severely educated
legielan to understand that these required lists
would beltomensely convenient for the pur
pose of carrying into effect the much talked-of
calffscatioo act, whereupon: there woe great
oonsteraetion, and the determinedly blind sud
denly began Waft, that there was not only law
in, the !mid, that. Gen. Butler had been el l
tke while quietly hat stesdlly . drawing around
them the cordon of the law,
epithet they had,
one stisilsile-Walkimi- into-•-tbe trap, and were
caught appareatlyboyond hepe.. • • -
The General,. however, representing a suer—
offal and long-siifferhig Government, came to
the rescue of the • delloquents, and notified.
them that he should &dirket?' open theist/saes
for the people'to register their names for elle.'
stance to the Government, promising to Sea&
said Usti on to the:President, that he might
byivirtue of his; prerogative, giro them par
don. The consequence is, that the , throng is:
pouring in greater than over, and serail likely.
to continue unabated until the lilt - day of the ,
expiring- month, when the hoar of graoo, so_
far: as NOw-Orleans Is °op:Awned,: will _be,
Welled until some future day, :when. President
Linooln pay And it expedient to issue. his
proclamation of Ma - Deity, announcing that
rebellion le at mei:ad. ' '
Jolla PLIII,T o whom old onoilelearl
&cruised as • "groat Ilatand dirt] dog,"-le
running—a& a_ !Dim Valle" candidate for
CodgrufliuaudiuTi recant stump
speech said: • . •
Ai: will - coon 6 'l4, Int tillbtm bow 40
atop this Babellitno /hind avtery over *dal gots
in the Vaicos sad the Rebellion iloW: So stopped as oixtp,
'--Pettit is one of the: fraternity of *hub'
Voorhees, In Indians, yallandigham, in Ohio;
and In this iliatio,.arciading Entire-
Sonatina inen. Here, snob Inoontemtent
naaonesa, and deceivers of the people,ins loco
flico editors end ipeeoh-makeit, contintially
intim° to thin uharp 01 . n ibo4o2ld
the Influx of ingrain to compete with ithe'frad
whitehiairiri:MilbinsOrthelii- &mai and
yet they sm i ths very men who . advocitad tha
passage of inllllV is Pennsylvania, by .which ;
the Southern elareholder loold awry' A 6 Ail:6
c't4# l o 46o
stoadin - f Of 'course this was thesairend of
the wedge, *Melt the pro-miscall; IDOniariik
of Pemisylania doethnst hoped to
to art:e homi, railtinjethli — State nalally.tia
wells poiitloelly, bomogenocs with tilatClai,..
Moray, into whleh HVORAIS and lan fetal.'
conspirators were even then, with weir -P iii
meditatid treetop, preparing to %witch' It.
, r,a al. Z.;:g-11.1
ME=
THE REBEL RAID
W CHAMBERSBURIL
Surrender f the Town
Horses Stolen and M"tairy Stores Dattroye
1
en., ea,
The - Rebel Raid.
"Occasional," writing from Washington ti
the Philadelphia Press, fully endorses our own
Washington currespuldents, in viewing the
rebel raid as a political suite as" much as •
military scheme. He nays: '
It is gentraily believed Attie that the eavcilry
raid of Friday lad into. the 'border cauntiat rof
your Sass teas first onuniinicated to as trolF
071 in Washivon, and bg tlsiras coniatiniaiird -
to the syespatirsers with treaiins in'Ailade/pida.
More Gni this that this_ raid mar advised and
ea/lediar-by-ele. istaders ottlie Breekinridge
Party in Penneylvania.., Thluthoory &e not •
forced or an unnatural one, in viow, of all
that has gone before, and of all that is
known of the enemies of the . Gartutzurana
here shin in Baltimore. If Gay. Curtin had
been panic stricken, is he was not--if IV had'
regarded the raid as a tformal Invasion: into.,
.your State, he would have adegraphed to your ; ,
authorities In Philadelphia, and. elsewhere; '
and called to' the -border the hosts 'of gallant -
'men who rushed there several weeks ago,end
then your important elections ,would have
been eommittedta the tender mercies Of those
who insist that it ii the - .duty. of ..PennsTi -
Tula to unite herself with the Southern
States: Greatly to the, credit oryour Chief
Magistrate, he was•not frightened int o, sod.
den telegraphic dispatches, out calmly- bided
his time.
The Hughes . Fekmily.
Frank Hughes, the traitor chairman of the
Btooklnxidge State Conntattee, two years ago
stomped -Schuylkill-A:aunty for, his nephew,
John Hughes, who. was.kcatitlidate for Con
gress.. John Hughes - it now an officer in the,
rebel iirmy,'.and oemmandidribe . .bittery at
Antietam by *hid), the bray" CoL.Bill lost
Clagget: Fl tshugh—the titan who was caught
leading a band of rehabs into Pennsylvania,
and was taken prisoner, and Is confined as a
•py--ie a nephew of Frank Hughes, the imisi
who comes to Chesteileonnty to advocate the
.election Of igeCall to Congress.
Ciaggett Fitzhugh - iihthe manager of,the
iron works of which hie nuclei Fran; flughes,,
is one of the proprietors.
Fit:ll4h Lee, the rebel separable e nephew
Of Frank. Hughes, thd man who wants Penn.'
Sylvania to join the 'Southern Confederacy,
and the man who comes to Chester county to
advocate the eleotion of Gen. McOall.-- Oho•
ler Cbeinty -Muer. .. • .;
Tax Jarriasostas Uslirssica Irans.--The
Jeffersoniaes, of last week, uttereatthe follow
ing atrocious itentimenta: It.was „printed in
the second column of ,the fourth page.. Read
it, loyal yoters of
,Ohester oonnly / ...litre is
the extract
Let the Union be dieaolvdd , Inaba's nutlet
The farce of restoring the 111 Union Is played
out I" _
Bascsinatnns.—.The Breckiniidgeis claim
to be - the only party which can bringMO.lm.
to an end, and save the Union with it. . The
noble patron of this party is :tolls Amain
leader of a pack=of murderers - and Worn of
the sunny South, and - doing: his best to-do
stroy the Government: :Amery Acanthi° set
of statososentoassam• control of our national
affairs would be the followers of this fellow,
whether North or South.
„ ,
No Neiman/3 Comic Noira..—.The false ery
. of coming 'North is played eat: . - President
Lincoln's proclamation of emancipation Wilt_
keep the negroes in the warm climates . If he
can be free in the warm .elimaieti, he never
will be found in the cold Ones. Lot that pro:
clamation be carried Goland the negro.popu
lation of the North wilt disappear on.the ra
tans of peace.—Chester Counts Wales.
Thi Chicago Trsatee bite the tail On the
head' wherrit oar tint
.This rebellion may be put down and peace_
and brotherly harmony restored, by the con-
sent of both motions to a proposition that,
in the abstract, none will dispute. • Let both_
tie North and the South agree, that when a
wan does ((or .another) crday'e work, he /belt
Larch day's wages thcrefor, and the whole
thing ikat an end."
.
then this is • war to abolish Blaveryi"
queries a seml-seeessionist. No; sir, it is
not, But the men who mistakenly kvink it
cheaper to steal labor than to buy - it hare
undertaken to break up * the Union en the
presumption that they will• be -enabled to
steel more of it, and steal it - to better ad
vantage, In a Confederacy of .their own than
in the United States. Only.; sure . them' of
their fundemental error, and they woulithave..
no swiss for hating the Union; .and would'
soon stop trying to break it up. And that
would givens a Unicin r..2Vatin6l.:
"lIIINDkID3 Of army Wagons," 5571; -tb.
Hagerstown Herald, are daily.arrivlxig at and
departing from Hagerstown, being engaged
it hauling supplies- , item the Army of the
..Pototnae. Long , trains of burden eats are.
constantly arriving and discharging immense
quantities, of freight; is .ixtuttedistely
leaded this wagons and opoyoyed to its
presenting
. A4llllllll •Of • bIIIIIIIOSS
busile- aid 'violin -eltfoli, bas never
,before been 'Witnessed in 'town, At • 16w
estimate , di ;et eight hittidnet wagons are
Continually on the mover passintnid repass4
big each other in our streets, and lining ae .
turnpike - balding to and from the—various
camps in long and almost interminable rows: -
An army of the vaignitada of ••Geb. Heeled
late! requires an immense amount of sepplita
of, every dosariPtion for its siblietiliae, And'
these are chiefly: transported over the Fruit-
. .
ANOTIMB .11011-01.1D.-.-17017little lIIICRIZIaa
lion can be obtaitied in reference to-the-iron
clad steamer to be cronitruatid die Phila
delphia - Navy-Yard.' 7 Att -order , =wilt
some months ago, which foridds4ersons -em
ployed lathe Navy.Yardi front giving Juror,'
-tuition' in regard to Abe operetioos there, and
this is so strictly complied ,witlr, that even
the dimension.of.ashipto;be bilk -can't be
ascertained from outsiders; T.lbfeirott-clad, it
is.tnmored,l4 to be pat upon lberillway con
'tooted with theatontr,basizi both of the skip.
houses now Veins Wacupied:' It'said - that.
she is to be larger that' the frigate . ' Ironsidet
by 25 or 30 Nit; and about the "same breadth
of bees"... Her frame is to' be more substantial
than that vessel's -and stela to be plated with .
'iron Ave inches in. thickness-.-. She is to have
two revolving turrets, and is to be anitod.ANC
the . heaviest- otdnanoe
,Aow made, 15-inch
A stir infernal nuseline,,claimaci to bead - -'
equate for the Aebbrneticrn :of Iron.:Clad
sels; Ie Underitoiug - goyeininut taste in the
royal doickyerd _of,Oopenhagen.-:The .appa.
ratus r -whis-aztrinnely simple, and_ costs
but little, consists of 1 1:8 1 oas reservoir; llkils
with powder ' , floating at. a,, depth',"
where, b 7. Tory.; aimple':;clenlical: meant, _it
p;odnces an eaploslon. ' 'the - trig expeti. -
pima, whonqoaded with 'a +pryemail charge,'
the effect The :fieinewcirk -
the gtuabeat, *Mamas shattered r ant seta 'et
the planks throws-.coca :height of eighty , or
13110 littudned feet.'f.-0a &moo= the.x.m.:
Plou 10 113 1111 ) , elo aoolunin Ifitetene
drelifeet high, and *cahoot_ vna ; fele. sit
considerable distance. _ ,
kkasene' rritalealithe -- Awn de"
iireeties - Plahlsree, eaatatainenifene article 'l7 - -
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lid; 'not "genateilly. known, that la the lake* of
Sweden there are 'raw layers di-bents= of
Iran„l4welneirolgibtalt_np, bxerihnionlesiriot
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