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The Drift is the-22d Diana.
w. eestissio, from our watelde, the Wake
d's et the mime of then who have bees
drawn alder the oomettetion set ti the 124
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Monies Onii6 ihm. Peepher,
Conrad Illskop, Wm. Wigan,
Obriat'Botmeßs, Slams Illerkft,
&masa Name, lota Labonnar
Phillip Arbogast, Miami ii.thera',
i w
Fred. Path, W. Ms '
Rut, Swask th e, . m. Garrison
Joseph Luther; Sessuiel Thoulisolf,—
/aeoli Saida, i Wm. Tether. •
%aster Orimmongb, Jobs Mae%
Ned. Youpg, Wm. Mills,,
' David Jones, Christ. Hilda,
Hoary
Itoidea Nes te r , Joapar David
Ddbo,
Chas. Genoa, Joba Jordan:
Martin Smith, ' Arend Barth, •
Peed. Iftblligar. - Jobs Linear, •
Wa Bedlam , Jacob Rom,
- Jim W. Gilaioft, Ward Elba,
iota W. gavabw, Curare Noma,
Jamb - Pater. , D. (Lhasa%
Ralph», Jonas, Joint, Pa%
Jolla Welt, 1 Jobs Anasbwrg,
itieliard Minim* Nark* Nam,
' Astarte Oeb. limp Brown,
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Cerullo, Bitter, J . 1 1 I Wthlan_,
Jobs °sla, Pmilip Chia,
John OStertneyr, i.e b Daekler,
p i m a u m, , irif ~ B rani,
Prank Sobert , .. ' . 0• .4 tl.. eras,
Jean% Walro,, , J t.. fp,.
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/mob Gm i P-.o al - fti,
Wm. WUR:los, ; the..) IdoL.ogolft.
Prim Stoker, 1 ,r•r.a ilatobak •
&that Warman, : J Os 8, ir
Chao. Swann', i Joao it 0 - ellsad,
J'as. Pram . j4r, it r,OO,
Geared NIM. * . Fr- i K inrr •
Joke N. Porgy, stru.r rs.
Pere Naar, i Wa 5..-,- blot.,
Debt. Melanie, , Oartabo••lior•Ioc,
A 1.,. S. Patin, 1 Nioho'es woolen.
Biala Bogy tomb fi.bo,
David liaad,j .. Arthur Ma 'titian.
Jar Pleathdi ' Nand Nears,
Aadnierksham, 1 . Beagle! Mali,
, AM& Nadia, '.' Karen inatabrkert
LlBlalna•kart; , ' Christ. NU,
Debt: Brows, • WW
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War,
Bas;: Yrek a ' abbard Re*.
War. Rapp, . • 'Robert YolUtimay,
Nary Sthiew., .. lirlUlase William,
Freak Dangeri„ , 2 Peary Heirask,
Joka Ithesim„ -. _ Christ. Sib;
Jakielliftaiiiek Charles Maw,
Aidirear „ William Cooper,
Abed Pear. ' Innaklin Demi,
Getherrifforea. Jots Oarroll,
Bred Rum. . Jamb Cookiistr
Prat Jlllther, .1 Levi Smiths% ,
Philip Brisktireavos, itaberiSkepherd,
Adam Tisatrasa, Rich Jidda,
1
Wm. Pasolecritt, Males Eels, ,
Lurk Loinawpor, Main Shafer,
William Plis„ Pred Barb,
Joke &Wan, Adam Pslbrattbre,
I
Jahn Carp, . William Keefer,
Jacob Newport , Ohara Parr,
Jacob Um,. Keen Noble,
'. l'acir Craphodi„ Jelin 0. Bumpkin,
. James Hon* - Michael Baker,
Maim Ward, Illattidas Smith,
'Poke Kam, ' Thomas Wallace,
Jobs Spoor, (iodine Zang,
Jobe Bartow; Wllilaso Wray,
Jobs /Gap, , James Tbomu,
David
Sl soma
er; George Speonar,
Joka ay Peak,
Witham Z. iimis„ S J l oka im Stewart,
Wiltiaa ililmas, ' Sod as
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Aarßdalds, • Nickolas Idler.
Clark Woods,
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1 - , JOAR - Vlosoa,
' Ind J.' (Hsi,
'..., • Mattiow B. Kolas%
Robert Imola,
.i. . _WiWasi 4
Jolla Aduu, Pa*
Zola' Brom,
P. A. Krosimborpr,
Jobs Swath - -
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Joaaph
Daiwa,,s,
/oh* J. Jos'
lams AViesson,
Jams
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Marla nestesny
Henry Mlle,
AIM* Maim,
r itk ones iri tisis4W
Hasa NeWlllie.
Daniel @g.. ~~ Ora.,
Hier,
Joke L. Les,
Rd.. Landes,
Janes Llama%
Okades Leeson,
alsz. R. Posies,
Joist Bask
Charts* P. Dar,
Jolla Hhirgener,
Daniel Mader,
Senna
HoD=. Herron,
Hesse
aobest
Joseph Peat,
Jame Degas,
Aitken Sand,
Win: *spite,- .
him' Lessner,
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Italy D. Hoer"
Hie. Doyle,
Mamas,
Omits Sisieelson,
Thome Wiliedis,
inn Jesse.
Daniviaaa Kind,
" Jamas toy,
Dalian B. Idaoal2,
David Harvey. -
ifaadassoa Ovid,
Jolla Malin
Mist.. Embalm,
lad Calm •
Daalid iktyta,
Okada H. Zq,
ads. Jam,
Ntrplah
Giudat..Laida„
Dards Ilikiti,
Oose.
Sweet Mg%
Irsob Balder_
Ipbralia Aorieses,
Baanal Davilloas
Jolla Kamm,
JAM O. Boyish
Saba Jkstride at,
Jolla Z4pp,
Jolla Rteslipm
Itards,V. B. ember,
WA& Rebtaioa,
him Stows - ;
Bamlitim i
Atka Bye
Cho. amneris„
lasob LIP& •
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Sigazel H. Hatatiiii,
Davit Joao,'
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fl ialualtatatut,
Theme Wilson,
Alibrots Mitt,
Sams Q. Btawart,.
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Wm.
Bashizi }loft%
Jail K.iKorrio, •
Wm. T. #aadgrass.
Jame, W, Johnston,
Wm. Bab a 4,
Abraham 10. Slothr,
any
MULES
Dolma:t looea, Jr
Geo.
Goo. W. klailman,
Wm. A. Lawton,
Wm, S Haley,
David Carmichael,
Ira& H Daum,
Wm. Waiver,
James >LtoLaln;
Prod. Sharer,
Wm. Small,
John Karnak*,
Jahn D. Gray,
Wm. Shepherd,
David Hemp,
John Chilean,
Christ. Will,
John W. Painter,
Eduard Dash;
Wash. D. Dada,
Wm. J. Green,
BRIT/ Dllabaker
Perdiaand falba:aim
Henry Landwah, ,
Basavelhalda,
"m• B. Reviolde,
Thompson riper;
John Fox, -
Evan Rowland,
Wm. A. Barohlistd
Wen. K. Woodira, ,
haw L. Blowy,
Wm. P. Bhp,
George Sill
Stephan Binasit,
-.....-..... 20 4- I*
Adam Mlxastr,
Philip Boss,
A; Golloakor,
J bo Gibbons.
Jao..to Caw;
wm. ileratrro, -
J Brooks.
J,.; Toaur,
U. 0. Hoc,
J Aka Brodie',
Camelia, Roftb,
Aortas Bolger,
tllonosorsozah,
• ifssygookstala,
H.
A Den Kirk;iso n, •
Uwe. Kelly,
NW& Carr
Jobs Darla;
H. W. Luiraor,
Petra Gclasksy,
Karon A. Joao,
.7oka Blosorou,
Philip hollob
Baton , unn.
*nut Klam
John Carr.el ,
Wia.
lama Cook.
%% Matta, Nobuak
Jolt* Cooler, i
Batooamaad Lewis,
alokard 1.30uA.
112. J. Clark,
W. B. lokaostook,
Janos
Kostfa Zlrpamaskos,
Rabat Bassoy.
Fmk lmbert.
Wm. L. Laughlin,
Wa. Kirby
Samuel lioChtro,
II Wool Hatton,
Thos.Nayl or ,
Wa. B. Shearer,
Noah Warms
Bobs. No
Wag. MaOleo,
Jas. Johnston
bassoEtaandari,
Goo, Ventre's,
WRIT ILIZA3
Thom. J.Gotty,
Nob T. Itogirs,
David Thom,
Bobt. NOE%
Tkomoo Pilgrim,
Jos. 0. Gnu,
Tie Diaft la tie 22d District.
Plena/ Nagai lister ia pregersdig with
the deft la tie Cloagressional Diarist with
esairadahle adositg, sal 17 this impabg
be "al bare dabbed the work. Duriag the
feassoon, emessionolag at tea o'clock, thelol
loreing townships will begone through with.
We ere the amber of the Hest elan enrolled
and Dee amber to be drafted :
list Mei. To be
40
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Patton .....................11i 34
trerseilles "-"*". . .-..... .241 104
211sebetlt-•=:-.....••=-. 295 118
11111311 - • .............SU 98
itlf etioa.:-...-........-......120 . 1
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Einowdea.....-............-.....114 34
Saldir bt.-... 4 .........-....;...1211 53
/a the altemoa eeteateaelag at 2 o'clock,
the following ilitjati will be disposed of i
. lint Cm. Sob awn.
Lower Bt. 1nek..................496 122
Va10a....................•.... —.Jiff 69
21
_Upper 81. - iliarr:-.;..—.-.-: IS • 19
1/bettlers -... ...........1111 114
South goete;= - .........—. 86 26
Not* Neyette.........«.......104 • SI
f1adWy......-.......«-..... 99 . SO
Roblasea ..................-....181 67
Union ......................
.70 21
Origami ........................... 29 9
Nnini..-.-...--...... 211 8
The Galway ateamalip Lite.
We direct tie setenthe of ear readers to
the advartJanseat at the 4 U:hate Royal
Mal Bean Navigation Company," better
knowa as tie "Galway Use, white will be
found on our sexed per. Tie advastages,
wkice the eillily route peonesa over all
others se alrediag tie NOW and aborting
pumas to Warega, keffe MSS io olsszly de.
soasteated ear Iry item It unast o
dwell ea tie feet hem it alt mong! to know
that being tie soot direet:reste to Europe,
tie Gales route to i 7 lift tie sketest, and
{kis, vita the edgeiluent lIMESOter
of tas soaps:Ws signers sad the. extreme
sods:slim af tisk rates of paeans, readers
tkat the No will. do a tremendou
bastes&
Mr.
D,IsUl of tks Ciresisk, Is the
spat for this sity, sad O. 001111,11117 Li iota
feetsaass is seisstlags glathissa essriss.
Is, easpetsas sad tranrib,.
*lag pump pump for thomt s/c Perm s
rag Disk Meads,
Amid by
kis WI mesas Ma spas tie's pat sag
worts& Isms. • -,--
Louts 461,11,,,einsylvaila
Tb. folleirtWare the sanaltlas to coos
dasiltraik righuit Pansyhalo; Telma
berla qipt. °Me; Pia;1; 011 ;
ii=kt sad li sata k tited, J ws Its
"1511.41
der. Rh ioeV4 Irolliftd NW light
vosad.l brllvia ac illaTem & piX 4z%
pjfß, rellasaiNl esespokaad an
TM folloilag aro the ammo of Qui ollsor
maadd la tho doh Inhatal Poomphroala
Volutsm j la Mello* to tboao of osamay
/f, OVUM “ii I Kilk 4.4 11V11411 /dui lrota•
dok - d Maim? D, Doapkba miaty, Pa;
&moat &kw, Comma, B, Barks omary,
Pal Woudal—Oa. s Prima Mathew
rover, mostly Corporal Joha L. Ludy,
Omplay Os Parrish Chataragm, Ps.,
llphrola Dolph, Bs *Moat. Coapsay Ds
Odoollas ea, Dasphla gouty, Pa.
Nu, Luours e -Oa Tuesday analog last,
altar da7Uos, a =a vu sou to Vavo.tha
taunt of it Soup Gabor, sonar of the
Mound sad Gay Ulm Aliaghasy, lad' a
ea it wad fond that Ito had earned
el a silk Ulm. a silk rack, two volla sad on
oral attain of junky. Bo yak pod -hla
OAF?. Ait's Cloinits,The ha/MU in
the asonaimes monad MIA Alai's eon.
:: Jobs Ly fa
libilt ofl, 80.
*se
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wssi • ir Amadei la the load
AM, wouftd.Wm.
t „
Jam Welsh,
Rohn Inland,
Wm. H. Kerrey,
Charles 7. Morrow,
John H. Morrow '
Moses Elokards.
John A. Ryan
Thomas Bowdr,
John Deninger,
Jame Morzgr.,
Mather, Rk r •
Wm. B. Ned,
Wm. Aber,
'John /hearty,
Allred D. Ruse%
Joseph Perinll,
ISamool Andrew
Own McLaughlin..
01rIllitIP.
Barney Lorimar:,
John H. Angasdne,
Pont. Parma.,
Fred. Human
Hew Lang,
Gee. illnelibeeh,
irg•mam Boon,
Holtzman.
J es D. Carus* •
Pram& TOW,
Adam Hawthorne,
David Mott,
John H. Micketson,
Puns Aunt Brainier,
Ellpi, ,
Thomas R. Bartley,
John Smelts,
.tame P. Ward,
Philip Lowrie,
Samuel Craig,
John Glans,
Hash Haney,
Henry A. Langida,
Wm. Smith,
John R. Downs
Win. B. Within:,
Chas. V. Baum,
Wm. H. Cargo,
gam' oi B.M Lath
Jambes W oodrow ,
0 odrw, '
Dui. M. Whitlo',
John B. Irwin,
Prod. Mills,,
Rilnil
A 1... H err .. •man,
TWlllo.
oonura
James InDads,
Chas. Mon,
Anon G. Okriny,
Daniel Woodford;
David Ave',
Hoary Cook,
David Galina Lewis l'oadis, '
Jobs bids,
EL C. Nemo,
Prink Bon,
VIOL Conan,
Goo. Finial,
Christ. Ono j,
Joins Nesbitt,
John Eons,
Joni Cook,
D. A. Ens,
Prod. Leis,
Jams Join,
Johß. Bissell
nWilliain,'
Join Minor
W. Fillngsr,
Oka& H. "Winton,
1 Nickolas Frisson,
Ina Drum
R. W. xw fiddle,
Jolts Barnum',
I Robert Barr,
John Bias,
Eloh'i Kollar '
Lewis Fix,
Geo. Krebs,
J. A. Woolidaya.
airm Riebaid i -
Job, J . Forster,
3 6101R11.
Wm. B. Into%
Jobs lloCalm, ..,
Wm. D. K s i g ,
lolut P. Craighead,
/me 8. Paammat,
!Ironton 010,
Abraham Clark,
Lori B. Bart,
Beak Daharay,
Osusador Beal,
Boma Dim,
Daniel 0. 0. Lambert,
Jobs Stoat.
1101.0001.
(Mini Stott,
I Wm. Stewart,
OUs. O. Sta►aa',
Joha H. Loadsrbook,
Wm, Cadman.
E:==
• Duns.
817911313-0 s Tbsoodos. sth . at ap.t, al
tbo rfoldoose 01 bor 110,1144 not. /wow Of Ulu.
Wes Unruh% Ass Mao Mitt of ttio lots Jtklutrd
Restlos.
Ito 'mond wilt takii plant oa i ii tradar. Judy
•Utb, at 10 Woloolr k s. a. Outlays mart from
M. adios of ILdotoosos. Ifo. OS doottilkad stew,
st o mat. s. as. Tbs Meads of Ma Istogy on to
spootfolly 4tltd to attend. •
Taliriou-04 Ibiday oforaloi. Igb r lslll.
Wait disease of Janis sad dash
.laliabikoof I fosstbs cad 10 tits.
Yasond woo to. miasma of b.. woo* Dooms
Abe 4. osor Osman soosio, 0a assosost.litit bu g
at 11 ocbsifp.n.
881S8-40 bur. prime Cutting;
160 Cram;
la skis Mad fix ash kw MU. d BALIIIMY,
N.. rlr Libms Wort.
Mi
'by i nn Gall NAT
141104wM418.1 R e lne Min b e
"11.• SA. ?gal *1 new
Pandeigir.
~ ~' ._.. _,. ~:~Gi.; ~ ,-~ra~:. ~ ~ . k~~... ~. ~ - ' ts ~ +:r ~ cair:: ~:iA.~rz~"';`~.i~' ce.
Councils aid the lacendlanee.
The late Incendiary fres in this city have
caused considerable liana, sad there is a dis
position now to take some action which it Is
hoped will protect the community. A special
meeting of Councils was called for last even
ing, for the purse of considering the pro
prise,' of offering a suitable' reward for the
apprehension and convidloa of the party or
parties engaged in Sting the property of our
citizens. Bo quorum was present la either
branch, and consequently no format action
could he taken. ,Tire nuentere present, how
ever, so far as we could learn: &Tont/ the
proposition. In Belem Council, Mr. Alien
@Wad that I t was his intention to Offer &
resolution to authorize the Witter Committee
to get an Immense upon the Water Works,
to the amount of $5,000. The property was
exposed to dre, and while he believed the
Water Committee had the power to Insure the
building, still he desired that Councils might
sanction lush action. Au inforilal vote was
taken, and the marten present (eight in
number) all voted in laver of the proposition
exoeptiog one. Councils then adjourned.
It is to be regretted that in return for the
immense sums of money annually expended
la this city for the support of a pollee system,
adequate proteation front Incendiary fine can ,
not be obtained. Therein something radical
ly wrong la the system or in the method of its
atimbiletration, else the theunells would net
be eompelled to resort to the NUN above Lu
dloated. We kayo no hesitation In endorsing
the opinion entertained by the majority of
oar citizens, that. the gnat nil lies insp.
pointing and keeping in place utterly inoom
potent, worthless and drunken ollions—men
given to debauchery and dissipation, and
therefore wholly unlit and unreliable.
Capt. Haap•. Battery. --
Thews has Wan moth anxiety felt In refer
*nee to the loss sustained by Snaps Battery
in the late battles at Gettysburg. An °lacer
of high rank in the 48th Pennsylvania Begi
aunt, nada; date of July fah, gins the fol
lowing as the list of meanies :
"Knao's Battery," Lint. Atwell in com
mand-8..G. Gibson, wounded - in the 'lmel
da.; Diebold! Tatar, wounded in the wrist ;
James 0. Davis, wounded in the breast. This
battery was warmly engaged on the 2d, and
changed podtion to author location. daring
'the night, Six. hundred rounds were Bred
from tile battery.
This report tallies exactly with • private
letter received from a member of the battery,
who reported bat three men wounded, bat no
names wore given. The above is doubtless
eared.
Movement of Troops.
Beare new battery, recently masked in
this city, and fully equipped, and furnished
Mot excellent gum, left the city bat evening,
by the Cleveland and Pittsburgh lialroad,
having been ordered to report at Beverly, Va.
Col. Dick's regiment goes to New Creek, and
Col. B. B. McCombs' regimeat, will report at
Parkersburg. The eavall7 battalion recently
organised here by Lieut. Col. Manger, of
Indiana amity, and Major H. Beets, of Jef
ferson county, are also under, marchieg or
ders. Of the ultimate deseinatim of men
troops we know nobles, but we are satiated
that they will give • good account of them.
ears when °owl= eters.
Larceny of $550.
Wm. Gray, teamster, residing on Ewalt
shut, Lawrinanille, was robbed, on Wednes
day night last, of En hundred and fifty dol
len In money. He had kept the money se
anted for a time In kis stable, bat fearing
sonn Incendiary might ire Hu stable, he
placed the money in an old bureau, among
some clothes. On Wednesday night some per
son gained somas to the room and ouried off
W the money. It was all on Pittsburgh
banks, and fluor* was four fifty dollar bills,
the balsam being tens and Ana. He has no
elne whatever to the thief.
Tsta Now Poet Ittorraano Witexitts.—
/farper's Weekly awl lb. Rhutrsited Anse ar•
beautiful sambas of thesis bwrotite pictorials,
lined with erarpthies istarestiag tile west.
Call for copies at the News sod Periodlool
D.pot of J. W. PteToct, opposite the Polit
o:palm
Tax Nur You Notirmo LID EYIIIIIII
Dina:L—Oall►t Pittoors.opposito the Post
Onloo, for the Now York Necking and Even
ing aowtp►pat.
Azaraaa OLD wpm Gona.--431a. Sam
mar, aged savaaty-ivo, a scalier of 1813, dial
at his raidaaoo 1n Lairraaarrilb, an Wading
day main.
The Frans of Grain's Victory
It is !dud, la dispatches from Washing
ton, that Gam Gnat does not latest to lle
slillat Vicksburg. An immediate movement
of some kind wen to be *spieled from - so ao•
dm and enterpriaheg a oomosaader. Grant
has now a formidable forces—probably a hem
dried thousand mun—lnsphited by victory,
esperieneed in arm, under mash in whom
they have oonfirhaee, and with a leader of
whose ;mina they are proud. With sub
form greatresulta am be amompilsned.
- No doubt Grantavoidod the roues inerita
ble in storming Viokabarg, partly beam* he
desired to have hire army ready to strike ano
ther groat blow ea soon as the rebel forum
fell into his hoods. Amordlagly„ he has now
no dead to bury, no thousands of wounded to
care for, ao material of war to repair or re
plies. His whole great army is la fighting
trim • and we may be sum that the general
ham
is pro plan of campaign perfooted.
Ilia Mot this Ant blow will be
dealt at General Johnston. If he oaa catch
this Mears army he will make short work of
it; and wham it is oat of the way there is
nothing to pint his marsh through Minh
slept to oatgorarry Gratral Alabama.
The rebels Imre so exhausted that restos of
men that they maid net hope to raise as ar
my la Giant's rear. TJteyoaeesal of Mont
gomery would memo the fall of Mobile, and,
with Mobile as a new hue of soppliss—widele
would come up the Alabama river—Grant
mold undertake a fresh umpalga.
Varnishers will give u at ones newly the
whet. attire Bats of Mississippi; and as in
the northern put of that Stahel* Vales lea-
Ghent wan and remise strong, it may be that
we shall ham of a loyal Burns government
being set up as soon as Gem. Grin driers, out
labour's.
Nimi relations of Great to Roseirans, >D the
inentlate beano lamming. Tao fall of
Vicksburg leaves Rosman a; liberty to take
gratin risks than as could pridantly IMMO
while Grant bad his hinds fuU„aad no doubt the
Army of Tension wUI follow Bragg to Ghat
snoop. and sadism* to Invest** plan. If
the rebel any h• conned to that string
held, ens a leas glop b y Buserans will be
no disadvantage, as ft will give. Grant tine
to main into Alabama, where he and Row
mai will be able to operate together against
the • satuay. They wtil be strong enough,
oombind, ant any army whin on bit
brought against
The more 111011114 we consider the runt
position of Grant, the more disastrous to the
rebel own do we pensive his victory to be.
Davis spoke only no slaps truth when he
said that ' , the Octubdeney nest mend or fall.
with Vicksburg." Gnat% sank eastward
will be, la teat, an attach apt% tie nosy%
rear • thtlataalagbaad 9•0 1111 1 1 11 suppli es, his cfspots, and crosantanitations wit h the
oatisr world. , eraatla 'hates will sake the
position of Itontinas sok and if, as is hinted,
montane are snaking width will give us
Charleston even before Gnat via roan Mo
bile, whW, wording to Mr. &ward, North
(Wolin likaly_to retain to the Union pies.
only, notking bat the ankh , * defeat ot Lee
is weeded to inn out all ergaaind and for
addablaorpoiltion to the Vain sad liberty.
It it the part of the Banns &Moil to make
sun ofLse's definition. • ' .
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OUR SPEOL4I DIBPATCHEs
FROM WASHINGTON
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speclid Dispatch to the Pittabozgh Duette,
Wesitlitsisoa, July 10, 1853
Tali 11115ATIOS.
Meado's and La's armies were sit last m
oments dye or six miles apart, and skirmish.
big between the outposts has occurred to-day.
So far from having crossed, the enemy were
at last amounts bringing ammunition from
the Virginia side of the river. Another great
battle to-morrow or the day after is probable,
but Meade Is under no necessity tout hastily.
Recent ribs hays swollen the Potemao so
mush as to render it unfordable fora week.
110311111 niennollD Penna.
Richmond papers of the Bth are jubilant
ever a victory on Saturday night, Jaly 4th,
and Sunday, at Gettysburg, reported in
telegram from Martinsburg, to the effect that
the centre, under Hill, fell beak, drawing the
enemy from their works, who were thereupon
flanked by Ewell and Longstresh
Lee finally routed the Yankees, and took
forty thousand prisoners, who refuels to bs
paroled, and are now coming under ghard to
Martinsburg.
- Another dispatch from Petersburg says that
paroled prisoners report our dog of truce obi
een sullen and Gloomy, and reprennting our
loaf at sixty thousand.
The Examiner and Regwirer swallow this
whole, and the latter containsa savage leader,
giving Philadelphia and Washington over to
pillage, and our own Baltimore to it, own
people, and Cincinnati, the city of strychnine
whisky and fat pork to dames.
The Dispatch believes Lee's maneuvre to be
that of Hannibal's at Carnal, and promises the
Confederacy filly thousand soldiers from
Maryland:
The Examiner mention, as ?edit:elm:l a re
port, via Jackson, that Vieksbarg has ear.
rendered and the garrison been paroled.
The other papers felicitate themselves upon
the reported sarcasset by Johnston.
The following is slipped from the Richmond
DiTateh of Tuesday:
Raleigh, July B.—Some excitement was or
oasioned here yesterday on account of • car.
airy raid on the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad, at Warsaw.
It is rumored that the enemy has gone book
towards Newborn; but nothing is certain.
Gov. Vance addressed the people at the
Court House this morning. All the "(lithium
are beteg enrolled for the defense of the city,
in an emergency.
At the Libby Prlsoil pesterdaj, by order
of General Winder, the captains among the
Tastes prisoners, numbering seventy-four,
drew lots for two to be shoe in retaliation
for the shooting of Captains William P
Corbin and T. J. McGraw, by Gan. Burnside
at Bandutky, Ohio, en the 15th of May last.
The priioners were assembled in the room at
12 o'clock by Capt. Turner, commandant of
the prison, and after being formed in • hollow
square, around a table, they ware Informed of
the order of Gen. Winder. A slip of papet l
with the name of each man writtarron it was
earefally folded and deposited in the box on
the table. Copt Turner then informed the
men that they might 'sleet whom they pleas
el to draw the Itanisiont—tle, first two names
drawn to indicate those to. be Shot.
Sept. Sawyer, of the dot New Jersey cav
alry, suggested that one of the ohaplatus bs
appohtted. Throe of tha chaplain were called
down from an upper room, and the Rev. Mr.
Brows seasplad the MIL Amid a stleatteal-
most death-like, the drawing Minims:toed.
The first name taken out of the box TAP that
of Captain Hwy Washington Saner, of the
fat New Jersey Cavalry, and the mond
that of Captain .70lin Flinn, of the fifty-first
Indiana. When . the names were read out..
Sawyer heard it with no! apparent emotion,
remarking that some one had to be drawn,
and he could stand it as will as any Gas ern.
Flinn was very white, and much depressed.
The prisoners were than dismissed,"and the
ecoaderaned mere sent to Ben. Winder's °Moe.
On arriving there they worn permitted to write
letters io their friends. Baylor wrote a 'at
tar home„, and read it alma to a detective
standing war. UpOn owning to the Mat put
of it, allying is Farewell, my door 'life; Um.
well, my ehildroa ; farewell, mother;" be
bogged thou* near by tor muse bias, end
toning odds bunt into team Blinn mid he
had no bitten to write, and only wonted •
Welt.
Both son -wort rotund to Libby Prlsos,
and will kept IA Gloss !xnallsomsnt until
th disk szootitlaa, witch Is not yet
od.
Capt. Sawyer b a PenneyWallin by birth
tftta bis Irishman. The Confederate de
oaf ebot by Burnside were incubi for re.
=IUDS fa Kentaokr. and that the ihneral,
when appealed to by Miters of one of them to
wire his We; refused with' the brutal reply
that "he had s quit bambini the rebelikat with
gloves."
causaimLutiotri.
Bat ortisColosal has iota oomeatutoned by
the negro elleer.ozalateg board. •
OoL OltrUtha, of the Nei York twenty
sixth; has ben eoatulastoned as a Major.
AU the Qsartsemasten at iAuhiadtoa,ar.
hereafter saVoisted to the orders of 0 2riatral
Basks?, and 'trill be provided iwith a &Solent
snort so as to provost another affair like that
at Boakirlibr._
Tito Poems' Is tan , het &tip to-day.
znanikor inn 1 11 411!0:710aPi.
Ai the Bargion-Cleierarg cello thani la en
told linen, that 1* that %portant of
that Golf, the ratio of making frank isnahano l a
dismal, moms the white and Oolcied ad
dling, ars about alines white to one . oolond
soldier.
winwrows soa Daarpm mu.
,
It Is prepaid that the Gloanimsat shall'
make Washlagton a
.andssions tor dratted
men tram the Rastas States presto= to thei r
bang forwarded to the aghast. ne w to the
Asl4.
soutis . ai axpAzial.
Jags Itagrath, In the Ohenlisten ;00n.m.
erste newt Me attained the 'Mid conicett
tin set, and held that" alien teddente could
M tenant ander it
(Dann iroxin.
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Owing to the condition of Intlitary eaten
on the Yonlasals, theuder reinovlng akdh
loyal oldies ofAlex ie dela to South ao
crooked, Jut u `thu d ption vu abOnt_to
embark. • -
titrw that all allow whe at* to owatoon# ,,
drafted stoa an to be to • • • ••,•
sinfootioi.
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BY TELEGRAPH
es Within Five or
of Each tither.
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Arrival of Pr soners.-iloathern News
Batratoaa, .7 1 ie.—About 2,500 prison.
ers have a " din the last few Imam - `by the
Northern Central Railroad.
The following items are taken from the
Richmond Dispaels of the Bth:
Goldsboro, N. C, July 9 —Letters Trom m
ashie sontom, dated at Kingston last night,
report an engagement progressing between
the retreating enemy and oar forms, near
Fresh:Lige. It Is 'opposed the enemy is cat
off.
Bottom filaticnt, eia./aeboa, Min., Jai b.—
Yesterday, about l 2 o'clock, the Yankee cav
alry crossed the Big Black and advaneed into
the interior , itt were promptly met by Whit
brigade and driven acmes the rivet.
A ccutivriaq
from Edward's Berry, says
the entire qom dof Gen. Oeterbaus crossed
the Big Black no that place list night. If
so, they will hive warm work to-day. Grant
is evidently feelikg tory uneasy in regard to
scents transpiring in his rear. Then was
vary little firing at Vitiltsburg yesterdiy.
Notches, July 4 —via Mobile, Jay 5.—A
conamisua7,from the trans-Mississippi Ds
partment says that Ely:Maus andYart Hud
son are well,provisioned.
Ben. Lamar, of Texas, gays that Generals
Smith and Magruder are huh augmenting
their armies.
Oen. Taylor holds •11 the Sontherners as
prisoners who have taken the oath of
shoe to the United States.
The Diapatek says of the movemuts around
Riohmood : •
The daily information that we hear of the
inane' m moments north of this city la that
brought by the trains on the Fredericksburg
railroad, Which arrived last night for the,first
time for neariyi: a week put. They report
that they eould hear smiting of the Yankees,
either it SaitiverJunotion or the South Acne
bridge, and that 'the Central and Fredericks
burg railroads are now unobstructed."
From the of the Potomac.
Wosnisorow, July 10.—Yfrom letters not
entity reonvedhere it appears that onlifriday
last it was learned by Gm Meade that Gsa..
Stuart was preparing to make 011111 of his su
mmary raids on auras,, to eat cff our trails
and prevent oommanioation.
Gm. Gregg, with his cavalry division, was
*Meryl to advance from our extreme right
and intercept the enemy. Tilting two bri
gades and a toittery he proceeded to meow.
pilsh his mission, and met Stuart about two
miles from oar lines, already on his way to
execute his minion. Sea. Grigg °Warmth*
rebels, and was at Arai 'repulsed. 'He rallied
his also, and again charred, routing Smart's
tome, who left hi. deattand wounded on the
field in their hasty retreat. Among the killed
were tiro rebel hiskfra. Oar loss was from
30 to 40 killed and /10 wounded.,
Another letter_,irom Hsadquartsti says
Meidies mommeats are enerptio, and
be may decide to orosi the river in pursuit of
the repel', should they escape from this Me.
The rebels have seat ever the river their
settle, horses, and wagons with pleadei, to.
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'Latest from. New Orleans. "
Naw Yoax, Jai, 10.—The steamer George
Washingt f
on, rom New Orleans, arrived to
night.
No sews from Port Hudson. The siege
continued, but nothing farther is known.
Orders kiwi been iss brigad e flkeploy
for the formation of a of Louisiana
Volunteers for 60 days, for modal servise In
defense of New Orleans. Gin. iikeplay would
take command of them himself.
No private boats , are allowed to go up the
rine mew with a permit from Gen. Emory.
No public, assemblages are allowed la the
city, incept for puha!, worship.
LII alubt and gambling houses have been
aloud, and the bar.rooms. *offs* houses and
atoms are to be Glow! it 9 o'clock, a. m.
From Itosecrane" Army.
July 10.—011isens from Frank
lin sad diming Hill r►port the country north
Gillis Tennessee river Mod with deserters
'from liniges army, mostly Tennesseeens.
The mamba is estimated at 10,000 to 16,000.
They missed to leave Tennessee.
Reseorane army retalnuite position on the
line of the Rik river. ,
The gempaign le Artfully ended. Time
Army orthe Comberland now hold Winches.
ter and Shelbyville.
The river is falling, with. eight feet on the
shoals.
The Louisville train arrived on time, ,
Great Rejoicing at Mt. Loath.
Br. Loom, July 10 —A grand 'demonstra
tion is hi preparado Yfor to-morrow night, in
honor of the recent glorious Motorise 'east aid
west. All places of ,Mulasts will biolosed at
noon, at the eeriest NO thellayokand gene
ral relololog will be the order of the day.
Thelma& of flap will be thrown to the
', Him , sa d the oily procolses to be bathed in
a flood of light in thoemening.
inz_
-i- .
Nee Vex. Jail 10. a aped to the ?W
-hims-listed ..Psedestelt i ; 1114..'jali lop ~.7 . s
isera" tem the Groat; this swab& that al
m am bo Flauastale aid ittlostriek erne
" gi g meheetlltaath'llath Nita It l e' Lei,
• - ye mmt
aka, wlias . *by dm* sae.'
4 . "4 ofFtwei 400 phones.
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worsimp rnOYID
Eight thousand Union wounded, left on the
field, are being removed.
The wounded rebels are being taken to
Daride Island. When that is full they will
be taken to Chester, Pennsylrania. •
EIBIL LOU AT 0171.731117116
The number of rebel wounded was ten
thousand at the battle of Gettysburg. The
rebel loss in all the battles la thirty-three
thousand.
i 1 summon Gleam
Huorder a hysician, with a photographer
and artiets, go to the battle field at Get
tyiburg, en moue surgical specimens for
a surgic al'i tory of the rebellina y
Special D to the Pittsburgh Gazette. - ,
PHILADIL?HU, ;Italy 10.
Nothing now has been reeetred from the
Army of the Potomoo.
The military authorities will anamanse
drafting- here on Monday. •
Rebel Account elute Battle at
tysbarg
BALSIXORII, July 10.—The Richmond Die
patch at Wednesday, Joly 8:b, contains a lea
ner on the battle of Gittysbarg. It says, we
feel as wall assured that Gen. Lee, attar he
has met the enemy in a pitched battle, bas
Inflicted • terrible defeatupon them, as we do
that we are living and breathing.
The Dispatch then alluded to • telegraphic
dispatch, announcing' great battla as being
' fought on Sunday last, in which the Yankees
ware whipped with the lon of 60,000 men,
and winds up as follows : "We already begin
to see glimpses of pesos, if this telegram only
Osprey halt true. Bat let us have no piece
which we de not dictate ourselves."
The Di.paich eantains the following: "It
is evident that Grant feels the pressure of the
iron html which Jconston has oast around
him."
The following are also some of the dis
paioties :
ifarrkelwrg, Jaly b. _Gen. Lee defeateci_the
ens* in the battle of Friday last, but we
loot 4 000 prisoners.
On S iturdny, General Lee had changed his
front, and coupled the ground he drove the
enemy from On the first and 'mond days.
His whole army is In expellent spirits, aria
master of the situation.
E wall's wagons ware re-captured.
Haviinsbiwy, ./c/s. o.—Stturdsy night our
venue foil book driving the enemy from their
works. Gan. E sell and Longetreet flanktut
the enemy and gaialid the heights yesterday,
in which the enemy were routed, and we cap
tured 40,000 prisoners.
Afarsieeburq, Juts 6.—Reports to-day an
0013011 r that mere was a heavy figntyeeterday,
in whieh we defeated the enemy, and drove
them three mile,. A vast number of priso
norm are reported taken by . Gen. Lee. The
prisoners are on their way to Richmond near
this place. This has been thi bloodiest-bat
tle of the war. lOor loos is very great. The
Yankees Waal the pootoon bridges at Pair
ing Waters, sisal miles from thus place, to
day, and cant d three wagon'.
The Rich d Enquirer, of the Bth inst.,
says:
Oar loss is estimated et 10,000 at lb. battle
of Gettysburg, between 300 and 400 of which
arrived at Winchester on the 6th. Generals
Armistead, Barksdale, Kemper and Garnett
are kWed. Generale Scales, Pander, Jones,
Heath, Anderson, Hampton and Hood are
wounded.
The Yankee army is estimated at 175,000
strong.
The fighting lasted for days, and is regard.
ed its the sevar b e4t of the war, and tha alitigh•
ter tinparatel
The enemy i■
Inputted 40,000
said to have fought well. We
'pawners.
Humored eavairy Fight.
Chased by a Pirate—Rebel V .1121
Nay ToNE, Jail 10 --the eteanter t: Has
son, which arrived last night, reports • eying
been chased on the Bth by • rebel pri leer,
supposed to be the Florida or Scathe The
srtesment of the Ericsson consisted • y of
one 20 pounder Parrott sad two 120 •• du
howitzers.
Advice. per the Penis report the arrlv I of
the steamers Bassoon, Bate, Antonio,B',sa
beth, Bite, Annie sad Beware's?, cm
Charleston, sad the Heaths, Lizzie, Flora' nd
Charleston, from Wilmington, all at Na.'. u.
From Mexico.
Skit FRAU:IWO, J 517 9.—City of ?de leo
dates to the 18th of Jane states that Juana
was at Ban Lois Potosi on the 7th, and 'stab •
Ushed the seat of Government there.
The yardmen in the City of Mealeo, num
bering 19,000 men, Is distributed at the most
Important points westerly of that eity.
• portion , of the French army entered the
City of Blazioo en the Bth.
It is Wend that Gen. Foray had sent a
communication urging the James Govern
ment to sompt terms of peace.
Rumored Bartle.
Asir Yoan, July 10 —A Boonibsre special
of the evening of. the 80, reports hearing fir
ing In the neighborboirri of Fankstown. It
Ls supposed Goneral French has engaged the
enemy. It is also reported the rebels have a
bridge across the Potomas at Williamsport.
A special to the Ilaa, dated Wilmington.
July 10th, says there are no advises today of
a battle on the Upper Potomac, and probably
there was none.
Pirates off Gethenead.
New Yoni, July Boston dlspateh
set's: The Prineaton an d Florida were seen yes
terday eighty miles eolith el Cepheid, burn
ing a brig and Billing schooner.
The drift begins here tomorrow. In the
16th Congressional District—Warm* and
Minton countlei—it came off last Tend►;.
It will be made throughout the BMW as fast
as preparations can be made.
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Billiketifhl 'A elegraph.
Sicw To July 10 —Flour open- d rather steadier
bot only et • nioderiio d mana, a+ log du lat boo:
yesterday's phew Whi4,3 eseher at 400046 carts
Wheat °petted 1221 c better, but stoppers gen-rally
retua t / 1,11.611114 clo 104 dull at about yesterdey'a
prices at $1 11(91, 26 ier libitago Sp itut, 01 184gil a 2
ter Milwaukee Ural, and it 17.401 du ter Winter lied
Western. torn openel about to better and cloxd
dull at lo advance at 68369 e, oluelog • lib no Milan
at tbe Imide prize 0... dull at 7u070,54e. Wool is
quiet and unchanged Polk firopr at $ll 67,4613
fur ole mem, $l3 0114@11 for new do, $lO 76411 60
for old and nee prime era 6%06 (or new prima.
Flacon .Idea dun Lard opened dull and cimed ra
t er more active it print.. prices Chase dull at
wooer 667 on call; St•rling Griner with moderate
In:Worse at 146@146 for first clue bilk; Gold timer
at 93, declining to US. and rinsing quiet at 3'jfillit
62 54: GlOrertomnt itockl quiet; U. el. to 81; COVOus
ltlbS9loo9, cud we low,.
SPECL&I. LOCiu. NOTICES
010TIZ LID BAUM'S gamine Manama, for
family and manufacturing purposan, are Ma
bat la um.
A. P. CiLITOIT, General Agent,
No. 18 Filth street.
Timis& Pnaay, Plans end Ornamental Slate
Boogie, and dealer in Pennsylvania and Ver.
stout slate of the bus quality at low rates.
Mae at Ales. Laughlin's, near the Water
Works, Pittsburgh. Pe. apBtda
WAX!' to Hama oa Rorross f —This can
be readily answered by thoucande of persons
who probable do not know the danger of sub
a malady, or if they do, are not to defer from
day to oay the application of a suitable rem
edy. lerthla way many persons drag out a
miserable existence ' and induas an incurable
disease oat of one that at first could have been
easily remedied. Dr. Keyser, of this elty,
has given this subject years of study, and hex
experience is cram to that of the best inform
ed on this broach of meohanfoal applianees.
The dormer hu recently returned from Umtata
with Trite an extensive assortment of instru
ments not only for rupture but every other
disease requinog a mechanical support or
remedy et. . Thodoctor's °Aloe is at 140 Wood
stre ".
Cr.omita Orr an Erma 81130 C sr Con.—
Samq Graham, merchant tailor la selling off
his Spring and Bassinet stock dgoods at cost.
They ameba of all the latest styles of cloths,
cassimsru and • Tailings, of which be is pre
pared to maks' up in the most fashionable
manner, and at cool prise. The publio should
not neglect to avail themselves of this rare
thane" sad on. money by siring him an
early call.
Also, a larvassertacent of plain and tansy
enssiasres, well adapted far boss' wear, which
la will sell by the piece far bellow oast.
Mothers should not aspect to call early.
Batty Elnaisam. Merchant Tailor
No. 14 Market strest.,
.
Arrawnog, itavonsan VoLuanne I—The
attention of our oountry's ham defenders re.
oently retuned - from the seat of war, end of
the public in 'pascal, Is apin directed to the
vary extensive and handsome usortment of
the latest siylsa of French, English and
Amedean plea goods, for poets, ooats•and
vests, lately received by Masan. Jobs Wider
A Co., 'Merchant Tailors, No. 126 Pedant
stmt. Allegheny. A tasteful selection of
pistillate/es furnisidng goods will also always
be found on the shelves of the setablislunent v
together with a lot of ready-made clothing,'
got up In the belt ammo&
Saw Awn'. or Slump Quiratio.—Of
ton we are asked, where can we- buy a neat
and oomfortable mum snit, made tsi order,
this laving the Muncie of selecting our mow
goods -To all ikon inquiries woes* antiwar,
go to Slum W. H. Moues t Cio., swam of.
Maar strait and Diamond Sq u are, Allnips
ny,:nad you will be suited awarding to your'
taste. The hare jusiremihred their sumanuw.
goods, and for eleganed of mots they eaught
to surpassed, and.tariltness :hey are airwaypersons, persons as th eir work is all done ander their,
own suiwwialon. - Oise thea a call, and you,
cannot hill to be satißeeri.
Wive Arreovsa.—Rov. I. Moore, late
Ape* Amnion' .Biole U doe. writee—"!
bats aid Mn. B. A. Aden's World's Bair
Enterer aad Bair Drenthe, sad It bee also
bon and by my wife. We auqueldlodly pro
ammo theln tee boot proporattobe've ban
Ivor and--. 46 which -doeforogin - ionseron
frionto by
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Bold by Dna:gine everywhere. Dkiet, 198
Gresawish et., Mow York. ma*
Clair Darrunntr..—At tn. Dental Listi
ngs, Do. 351, - PIMA loins*, seti of teeth for
roar denary better than then at Ave dollen
at the otkar dental establishment,. - Alt per
sons are requeatid to . toil at the institute
Moo listing mortified the loreie prim -at
the. other Mop plane. AU work done ei
the liiiitata. Is goidunteed superior to say
cheap Dentistry. in the oltw
Bannon and Scrofulous Bruptiong will man
Wirer the balsa of these knifemen who are
fighting their tunnitry's battler. Night air,
bed food, and drenching rains will make sad
lnlyse with the strongest, therefore lot every
man npgly himself with Ha&mares Ma.
NNW, It is a certain main for entry kind of.
akin disease. Onin 25 cm rm. obi. • 215
-
• Berms mraorxwer liounuto, Muni un
ALL 021ili briIiMATIDIII2 repairs or al:
terstloss to none or dwalllnp, new roofs. or
anything else JA the Carps:atm Lim 010 M
Mathbart's C ter Shop, Viten y &Ilan
above llmithS.ld struts. All orders promptly
attended t 0.., -
Os Saturday morning. July lltb; atria
eolook, bo sold at N 0.125 Ltberty street,
the machinery iseattlary to odd to a mowing
imaohute to St It for it .resylng roaoldue, new
aad what. Also. patent washing ma:, T. A. Id oCunzatto, - Atuft.. •
•
•
chums aid Suntan setae sal is takes
at the Small= el k% No. tab Misty stmt.
day or slat. - All cedars aft at tke above
plate will be preatpag attended ie. ALI balls
tout boson i 1 at ,
C. Sus, Deans, sae Yeas strait, attend to
all Liaises' of Mi inefautes.
IPS4Arua.
gNABS it OursPlal/011pipt
—Jan apical dila wook • obcitca
supply at Wow booming lostsamosoo.
boyood &daubs taciawst la Obi callow?. ale &al
Is sae slued walvonoby allsocaod. !or sow.
IDOStall pru we balm tat In able to GU e
oar atom WABILINTBD Fins 11141 d.
HAIIII HaUTHZ ter ZIONLOLOR
IORT/0.1 In. bat Woo PilDoll rowi. • tomb, b?
OR a/UT= 8 41 / 1 11 .11111411 owooti ,
8010 boat lac elailllialiblo2llllJUP LUXUS gad
ritlauWll oll1.008010.: Jog,
ft)fb Ifs•
N lbw, I evoked Um t 0..: al Aftaro7 rarca.;.
lad by aaa base la Usifift. of abutllaldbawx.
alaffaraffefa ui l. rfaffibibitasa . &ad as thi Was day
Lotabia.
• Iwil aid Ohmage lawbereby *Ohl:
zXika ir WSW, fra ay mama. at;
aa ay blith -
L atir TA Ufa. SPX-
?_,,,
at Nassau.
=IT 07 LIVZOI7IO BAXIDTEIL-
No. 1-Var rotor, Botroodosiod lailstallotton.
No. 2-Par Wars levee, Worn Crake Weirton
the Bed. •
No. fl-lrar Odin Orrin& Teidlibig end WNW*
news of Wants
No. 4-
philnte.Vor Diertilks, Chaim Islet= end Nola
user Oots •
No. 6-Vor Oafs, Gripfsdie, Systatnry , or Bloody
71tut.
No. 11-Tor Choler% Clisders Borba% Vennithli•
No. T-ifor Omit" Cblde, Inthienes dare ?brad.
• No. lt- la Tootiperien Tioesoate N
6 -Ver Reedeehe, Vett*, Bad LIV it*
d the Heed.
110 . 10-piss,pel Per-Tor Week sed_Dslllll74
Stanach. Oonsikeiks end Liver
o. 11-Iror haste Inednkrities, 17, Pandhl
or floiresed Periods' •
No. t-Ifor Letecorrbee. Prods* ILeneseelleestred
down of Vessake.
Na 3 -Vor Omit, Boers Moe, Bad linstidl46
No, 14-064 hiwee Pftle-Aw Brptiedee. Brute
Aloes, Piro let as the Vaal.
.151% 16- Mdle-lfor LASiONM or
Haln the Chat, B e et. uni,eu m b e
ys-dealttel Wiliam.. lavottratery Disehordo
and Nersone Detellty.
No. 1111-ooor Souk or Conker of 'Meier
No. 110 -17rtnerr Tniontbeenee. Wettbie the Ned
No. 71-Psfolnl Polish. Prewar* or items.
No. 34-Bndertne chant of We, Coshes
No. 86 - 11 P 1 4.7 end .1.11111111. Ohms, SU VW.
Old Illam
d-ror
aseded A Inver MI Igoe, MIL honer, Dwelt Acne,
nsi.
P-For
Pb.., Blind or Bteding. Lassa ar
tercet
0.-Nor Sore, WWI orlngateed Ilex NUJ *Oda;
faiths, Wish or Warm! eight
(3-fo, Warr% of loio needing or ream; father
with edits Nos et protege towbars ,
W. C.—he Whooping opogn.mmusa ha tiolonoe.
1110 1114101111014
Per /Skew or Peaks -usprelled' , Le.
bored ikeetulai, attended with ()rots and Nspooto•
stoics. Pres. o 0 solo 61 , km.
/br eke Lesobrere Deeriese--IDlkßergeo from
tha far, toe of Scarlet Few theme or Nee.
on
For Sobel In the best Betderes of Boor
log end Nineog In the Stab and W./Lobe. 'dap.
60 cent• p. bon.
flerotelslbalerged Okada, Ihtlerpd end In.
dont:Jog Tangle, reeding, end Okt flows,
b e g. eorfe.
t o
Otasty sr (Adds.& Pries 60 ass Vor
Gamed Drielf4.-Phydael at Nemo, Week
now, either the melt oteteknees. isoesnes Medi.
auks or litkansUng Dindieriee. Mae. BO ante
livgq.-11'hdd Aroinsalspone, Twat • 611 .
Inge, whit entity ISlCT•tkell. FTIOD, dan D. 7
M
lords Athens . -Deetb.l7 Bicksia, Vertigo, Nate
so, Toshio& end Skims dem riding or masks.
Alan 10 Gents et!ir ban.
Urkeri mseem.-.70r Gruel, Beset gum%
Dlikalt, Mural Urinal:km, Diane' 9 111 N 1 4 1 .1e7L
Aloe, id ono te per bon. •
'hr disied
./feeWees.-Bandontire7 Dkobarles
end Ocseequent Prostrodea end Deblllt7e The met
rocosefol and elletent nesed7 known, and say be
relied upon u s ooze. Price, $t per bccr. .
hob halal tot the ylreeteen.Ooentre
AUCTION Nun CS
linpoz taut and fannantory Ina kly trade Was of
A TJei • .
IN ViLli OM T ONBILOOLLTN, la La
Onansanclog 22111PDAY. Ady.l 61b. and andlng
Intaimbar 17th, 1183.
JAMES iL 'FICA .
Wtll 4,11 by Ambia, at hi. ifflinkbOCOO, 00711111 r Bay-
MOM sod Woloothby atratia. Fro 4 )n L. I on
00.07 Tattrodaydarlug tak a cm, tamer 4(8194°4n5.
lion of t.L etatadateary. oomowtoolog on Td Owd.
LAX, Jail Mo. 16113;5t 11 o'clock when ha wall
odor • fol. 14, 4 of
FUR AND WOOL HATE,
Of eV Ty deseelptiou. In lots to anti parch awl. 71
callog the &Mom*. of the • trade to the shove' SU.
noot cement. the undersigned begs to .tens then in
the sn es tor oho musea the mote principle. that hail
otasencter zed those •of Via must tell be eirkaly ob.
serval. Ti ey stif not only embraos his entire pro.
duct on. hat thoeeni other Sailers,. of veil.
,ens rigout...Nan. nesurirg t /took sas s veiled
and compist• eisortitent of 1141•1 Melted to
(adman, be minified from thereaot toll to ,
M•••
tend. and mill .be filled entaisotottly... - • ••
che bus will to peppered for !snootier' by AIM.
lcqtte on the martitar in the 0.1. • •• • •
he entire offemige milt be sold Wilma' tame.
Jallad. EL Phiti2lol. Antnionser.
Conthannsaii se' • Bats.attani.pi moody,
le .
an 4 fiinar moods, are.solnilteni. and wllli said on
e-eet. terse • • • hyl e ms
.I.AMAT • ••••, •
BOOTH, SHOES AND °Aims,
Masonic Ilall - Auction Howie,
, :145171 , TH
kikny .. t/ts X 1 s.Juslx.WA
A town barbni nip held • on releetkel. ,
Valet we. tee eat mete. d oth1011•81)16-
• Nardi. stow wean pore ei be...40010e
Sbuleattlaa bet *roan .4yed stentin.iemnbikno.
A Swain as kid thouili tee
*wicke.
'lwee b tcer in , unfitted neti. , - •
A Wanes. wiser teen bleb then taanner . •
- Bala. to; neat yin vitae tients Detain HU
..ce wettei-iniiiva" Illnicanne
'2'n dear a. a men den. to ..#l4l, ghir.. 7
Whlch.hai been eepck.d . ev ; tbe .eon: nab metal
tune Whin reserve, kibe 'opened at leer r.t.. bv •
• - na ILL
917 eseeety emit.
.
Mohru
11 / 1 . 00 NilUNIRIAZ;001t1D
• L' VOL Aim sir`enewi k
011,44 j ih n . r.#l*VG PO. •••
OtkLit LEA.I
'doeit imiii;a16,#441441011.:
0 ;&41.4 ' ''‘g!AN:f:
aktipiiO4,.m:uwwaTakmiii
M. 46 WARD,
, •- •Dzirr,z4r,
Wismiimr.iihioaha to do . oisout or How us
..tansivo tr stosoftooci• amikswo 1.4":814.kact
onroloot taws o: mi. Otti, to. •
ffilaii;:TEM
.AT On pours:J=lmm iiiits - I,t •
_. • No.6f foon4ltsso‘,l,
A to* lot of Dalai Tow 1111,11Wc *
INABA WICIT am& .ii
very
oboe* tookooout 14011MPloos n. e Jew la
sod mato* Ye gook. yjr,
( •,anutaAriSocie
nina.-eises P/240114;*.iL-Ta• th,tratt
8111 P Pgrltatitilitilk, *our , iammir reirifferi't
Mad, *l4 wo lots JEW. As: trefikt !Ward
-by this wood - frau 41 abatis iilll Go *co &Sea silo
of coin= Lion. owd tt amsivied ta.Aby birds 411
Liverpoo;llbenis coo adv.ao o
$ll undoss.booL,
Uotigke. 13.111.11 T
, 019 Ireatb-Gor lialefeoco;
JhAll.l W - BaiLV'pay.
• atieatiou - ite, tew.k : Of
an LI
eo uM li n w esassii.- the 11.1kalia 1 411 i otor,
I strum OATASACIRVIOQUIXIT 111 111.42* Alrfirg.
PUPIL, Insole tITIIPIVIA4, &WI
treats ail UT riAlllit/LTURrIUWaIso 111XO IT
alltalEtsad la diws s . i prouna, 901:11faLaa#
asrotim. oas Puri
AU Ituand LoW ilmelsf• tat mg ;
etaberlitt ebeith Wee Pete ati • r ' 14,211 .
1142. bulge a boat of 1.0.10 *seem tate A*.
hoc at - Loot 10. 1 "of 11•7411118111,
the Maw s!' weeetifithe kettle* '
, Pattee !brevet 'beanies et it
1 -A 6. 4 3 l 44 ll eletrifear to P. O. tAireiLl'oll4lllii.Alll
inzasi, bow Toll. °carte*. et. 441111i1.-.
Nevi let route detss,,Patestore, whets •
ei.pt steel. teepees am be *ow
LLATALKX tautudtl/2 -
. LTA NINCIONS,'&:LnutT, Lino,
V&A/Mot. ' °Medea byttefillti:
=lbw. et tbe
2 .aie.vte: resollftimo
- mp
-11 aloe cklatair, ia eCk etiag.os.
•
11 Oita etrest,ll •
I; 11 . 1 /ethatre s, it seer It - eitr, ' •
tee en tue..tette7te.,
Intik
~*lrriftwor3wrizarvi*
-..;
1314f ttill hi s itif l aiffie mat.
ir shi asSADA staii=iii mins
JEKI SCELLIXEOI7B.`
A F/UIUI SUPPLY
HITIPBRICY'S
ILPICI3IO
HOMEOPATHIC REM EDINA.
FOR TEI PIOPLI.
• JOHN X FULTON,
Noe. 67;airo 69 Thrm On t iok,
prrnotaten. Pa.
Onmigar 19 rm,. .Poallll. a or,l
PA.ir
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