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FRIDAY MOWING, FIEPT. 4, 1863
CITY . :4174.1.8a.
Re- 01710ZAZ PAPER 0,1 THE CITY.
/Meeting of Allegheny Cannella.
A reglad` Monthly meeting of Allegheny
dant& was haidtan Thursday evening, Sop
*dm ILL
;11l &kap present Messrs. Ashworth, D -
HP, -110 Phi 111, iroln, Kirkpatrick, Wright,
Min; Patterson, Smith, and President Mar
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• „ I •Thit minutes of the preceding meetings were
Aled ant approved. ._
On motion of Mr. Wright, the Preeldeat
wee armed fromfuither attendance, (he hav
ing been notified that he had been onosen to
preside over the Union • nous meeting elm:-
where reported) and Mr. Irwin was Ohosen
Pieddens pro tern.
• • Petition from the citizens of First Ward,
relative to railroad bridge over Marshall
strut.' .Referred.
Petition of Joliet A/roof:Loser, for a ,apply
of Maier. Mud and refound.
Mr. gaol' presents:l the report of the Pollan
Committee, to whom was referred tho petition
ifoitlreas asking for a repeal of the Ordinance
. A l O prevent hogs running at large in the el.
tyr The isommittato stets that the ordinance
wet adopted u it sanitary mount*, end would
no doubtgreatly contelbate to the health and
comfort of the (Masud, if rigidly enforced at
an seasons: They therefore reported'adverse.
the prayer of the petitioners. -
Report moupted and committee discharged
hint folder coadderation of the aubjaot.
Sr. Kirkpatriok pratentad the report of the
Witty Cosandttee, with a resolution for the
paymentpajrmnnt of the following bilL :
Mohrhoff. Out and slack, $628.47; J.
_ U. Knox; on account of work at
11161 n,U7 6 ,12; R. Moore, hauling MX; J.
Allston. erode oil, $6,60; , Pay Roll, for Au
gist, 1861,79.
Also, the following resolution '
Restolved, That the Committee on Water be
authorised to enter Into a contract to supply
' A.Hoevebts, G. Hettaelt, and others,: citizens
culls:me I township; With water from the
GOY works, in such terma and oondltions as
iallisirjudgmtrat will protect the inUrest of
the city.
The report was naispted and resolutions
adopted.
Mr. Wright submitted the report of the
Serest Committee, with the following reopia-
Skin 1
"." Bodged, That the Mayor be authorized to
- draW his warrants in favor of A. Hobson, for
;cop, to pay Molntyro, Me/Tougher Co.,
for grading and paving sidewalks in front of
thirblickst House; also, in favor of Ponca.
sr and Magraw, for $2O, for stone welt covers.
Remand, That the Committee on Struts
teliutitorlsod to mains proposals for the ro.
' Oats' and paving of the tidowalk 00. the '
- -out side of Federal street, from Stockton
%suit= to Church avenne, &aces the South
zeocilmobotad charge Appropriation No. 6.
The Committee also reported in roferenoi
•; to:the scouted grading and paving of Ohio
, . fano, from , Pasture lue.to Tremont strut—
, - Gut on remonstrance 'signed by all the pin.-
, petty holden except One; against the grading
and paving of said thoroughfare at this time,
thel"Committes were constraned toyield and
lapthe mitts: over for the present.
-'The Committee, :wording to a resolution of
instruticors, reported an ordinance for the
• girding-and paving of Perry! street, from
chlitant street east to the 'city line.
The. report was anoptod, and the retain
. Gees and ocooMpanying ordinance adopted.
IL fismace Gesecil, ; prewmt, Menu. Bar
- ltdri Danlap,?unols, Hutchison, Millar,
Patterson, St: *ton, Tate, Thompson, W.
Smith, and President Brown.
instates mud and approved.
Mr. Dill presented a petition from True Leos
- of the *State of A. Morten, deed, asking por
mtielon to .remove a' frame building on Bea
- .var itreet • to. the adjoining lot on Baotou al.
bye tante.
• • • Mr: Barker submitted the report of the
ColMittet on loilorary. The Committee, so.
cording to instructions from Councils, took
posiessiort of the Anderson Library, (t,693
volunsabozod up the books, and , placed
them in the blayoes ofilu. The cues veto
' planed in too cell= under the Treenmar's of ,
The cost of removierthe library VIM
47,26, end the Committoe reported a auto.
• .tion la favor of 8. Buser, Chairman, for that
amount.
The report wu areeptal rad resolution
sokoPtod.
Dunlap presented the report of the
Committee on Markets, with the report of the
Witighteuters for the month of August.;
- T6f reesip Is were:
WlU.Saandrott, Diamond 5u105..........4140,40
Jeltst A., White; Bound Wardaloales, 201,63
....
nn:no r e po rt was soooptedand ordered to bo
DUI presented the report of -the Com
mit* on Printing, with a retain den for tho
payeftent of the following bills W. S. Ha.
tres‘..tax beets ote,, $24,16; Pittobargh Re.
smbhusetr, newspaper, $3,60.
Report =opted and resobstion adopted.
XT. litatehtson onset the following :
Rato/vgd. That the Committee on Naming
streets and Numbering Nowt, be instmoted
Whin the naming and numbering dons at a
out of not more than $lOO when put up—
Os Aimee of stream and alleys to be on sine
puNeedloman capitals, not lase then two inch
ltte aninbant yet to be put op not to
, 00stentersi .than twenty-Hro cents tad, on
. .
' sineplates..
Ties resoratitin was adopiod. B. C. floa
t moused, and teferrad to the committee, lb
In O. C. laid orelhe table.
fir. Stockton cd,!!!ral the well*
`. Vat OdoPta s• '
Bseotoed, That the Conunitteo ca tias are
hereby instrostod, if lhoy,deem it expedlinkt,
to ramose doges pest in front of the Hint
Wird Sighs Dour, to suds placo ci will not
greeint the taking out of. the apparatus.
Xt. Dunlop Called up the report- of the
.ifeterelo on the opening of lientarry street,
wide& was approved is Select Come% Juno
401, - 18113, and in Cammon Council laid on the
faille. The report was real, and on motion
darn Thompson the union of 8.0. was con
curred fn. •
A petition from ths Gitod Will Hire Com
yang, asking fir a runty of hole, was read
sad referred so the Oemmitteo on Engines.
Tn ell action not otherwise noted tiers was
•saltual concarronos, when 'Councils ad
journed. •
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H2Oup —.Mr& Ilegalstott, of Batler town-
ahfp, Dirtier comity, tyro robbed on Thursday
Lekof *95; by anon namid - Wiloan. who with
his 'Molted for lonia time boon working for
bii , oll MO Linn. WMOX made good his
Gulp% but his wife was arrested the follow
ing .day, dressed in men's clothing, and was
40131111itild as an acoomplioo. The officers are
Siallts track of the scamp, and he will no
4001 be orerialum.
&roux Parvi.L;4ls. Wailes B. Campbell,
.of Yndiaaa kormigh,.(llsd riwy suddealy on
Santbritteralosplast. At bombast ho- tom.
planed of baing somewhat 41, and wont up
,taus col lay dom. t A ,phyaloian war sent
for : who _ Wed him C . then fell wimp,
to tie triads thought, but in h few minutes it
wardlarossred that he was daid. /dr. estop
twatares for many pass a resident . of that
Vaal, aad Wag widely knows( throughout the
Teas Newns.--Col. Wm. A. McCartney hl
the jinutaf the Union °Meer who promenad
ed sad' of drunk with it rebel elm named
Cdr,AXOhe. lienlitars Col. MoCartooy
bteroedfor the tempontry
release f tont prison - of said Anchor, fad into
Moods! In gettlng3lol out for o tAght'a
batik. The mom of thus "rebel quips.
thhere'' hen bop forwarded
. to tho Barretary
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isn'of Dt. Thomu Mo.
Mille, of 'iltosnvius, Indiana oonnth:Vos
'Mod WI wook,by:belng'ornilto4 tmdat
'slot Wash was standing on Amid Asgalest 6
gssio t and , will& tall Inn on him wltito
Aram - 140Ln ;Indult. no"was - onlj 'sum
psi* old.
s t :ts. Amor, wider/ ores lite (761.
maw 44- ladlso► l Pa'q bad two of hie flosses
. ;4 0 0 4 d e, ou silently squished, the °the
au i w a g figasod'Olosilng settler mill Wills
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swoio- IV II6 Reny, Wad Waahtng
t tentiSk., for tatreffy sad Omani, on oath of
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Mae Renting in Allegheay.
• An entheslatie muting of the eitisas of
Allegheny and . violin, was held last night
in the Diamond. There were about tuba or
fifteen hundred persons premit. About half
put seven *Walt, A.M. Brown, Esq., called
the meeting to order, and announced the fol
lowing alms:
Presided NAMES measaALL, Esq.
rice Praidents—John P. Dravo,Jas. Peek,
Jr., Josiah Ring, Col. Jackson Daman, H.
Robinson, D. N. White, Samuel Chadwick,
Col.*Elearge Gast, Joseph Dilworth, Jas. L.
Grahanr, George Neely, John Harper, Dr. A.
G. MoCandlets Hon. A. C. Alexander, Hon.
B. C. Barrier, Thomas M. Howe. Dr. George
bleCook, .1. G. Backofan, A. MoTighe, Seal
Riddle, Dr. Wm. J. Gilmer., Wm. R. Rari
tan, John .1. Williams, Henderron R. Davis.
Beemearia—Wm. Anderson, John Wright,
8. P. Barr, Col. T. M. Bayne, H. C. Msokrell,
D. O'Neill, Wm. M. Hatts:ll, Sol. Scheyer,
Jr., Wm. 11. Gray.
Judge Emily, of Philadelphia was intro
duced to the muting, and deliveied a lengthy
and Interesting speech. Wo caneot do more
than give a very brief outline of hit address,
which ocoupbsci an bout and a half in delive
ry. He sea d'that"this Wet had taught u the
intimate relation of our station with the was. fare and prosperity of the people of the
world. It wet demonstmting to aristocratic
E amps that they mutt either destroy our
power by dividing or dismembering this no
tion, or recognise the fact to endure forever,
that the fleet and master nation of the world
Is the United Statee, whose emblem is the
Star Spangled Banner. This war had made
armies of millions of men—Americans on
eitha side; that when the war was over, the
children of rebels would bless the memory of
Northern addict for perpetuating to them
the country and its lietit ntrebels ions. Lot us con
quer this rebellion, and will never
again-raise an armed hand against our Gov
erzmunt. We shall amp etandltig armies
—escape linos of custom houses upon the
frontier of every petty State. We shall es
cape an aristocracy more oi lout than
Europe has OM known. On the other hand,
should the nation be conquered, either by
bullets from Southern robots or ballots from
Northern traitors, we would have two
etending armies of a half a million of men,
and a Rae of custom houses tunnies "tong
the borders of two Republics. Oa the one
hand an imperious aristocracy; on the other,
a Republic, constantly disturbed by sympa
thising trailer,. Prom the day the Southern
Confederacy is acknowledged, peace on this
Continent becomes Impossible.
lle then went on to show that the Demo
cratic' candidate for Governor represeeted the
sentiments of the Southern aristocrats and op.
posed the supprestion of the rebellion. He
alluded to the position taken by Judge Wood
ward in the Convention, to amend the State
Constitution In 1837, denying the right of
suffrage, to every foreigner. He also alluded
to the recent opinion of Judge Woodward on
the slavery question—taling the ground that
slavery was merely a system of labor without
wages, and that It was an iscaltmleble bier
slog.
The speaker then devoted considerable time
to a discussion of the causes whist' led to the
war, and the 'testae& of President Buchanan
In taking effectual measures for crushing the
rebellion on its outbreak. He classed Wood
ward with Buchanan, and argued that hie
election would be a shame and a Meows to
the people of a loyal State. He urged the
people to threw aside party ties, as he bad
don*, and stand by the country and her in
teens. He also referred to the valuable us
vices of the negro troops, and chewed how
many white men might have been saved, had
it not been for the Copperheads crying oat
against the employment of negroes do soldiers.
Thequagion at stake was not as to race, but
• question as to the status of the !abasing
classes. He said that he had the honor of
being the first man in the Americas Congress
to publicly insist upon the onftunobleement
of the slave. of rebate, and upon arming them
in our Cann.
The Judge was frequently applauded dar
ing his speech.
Thomas M. Marshall was loudly anlied for,
and made a humorous and telling speech.
He handled the copperheads without gloves,
and illnetrated his argaments by numerous
anecdotal, which were received with roars of
laughter. Be was in his happiest vein, and
made one of the beet stump speeches of the
campaign.
Laud calls were made for Cal. Careered
H. C. /Care% . Btq , bat neither if those
gentlemen responded, and the meeting ad
journed at s bets hour.
An bias - INa was in attendant*
during the evening, and enlivened theineet•
beg with a number of popular and national
Fatal Accident—Woutaa Killed.
On Thursday evening, about man o'clock,
an amident of a fatal character occurred to
Mrs. Elisabeth Gallagher, wife of William 0.
Gallagher, residing in a court off Virgin
alley, near Smithfield stmt. She was walk
ing through the court yard, and accidentally
stepped into an open vault hole, receiving
severe Internal injuries, which tamed her
death about an hour after. She was within a
few woks of her coadnement, and her in
juries were mob as to preclude all , hopes of
reeovary. The deceased was a worthy and
Industrious woman. and the mother of moral
children.
seiciAt LOCAL NOTICES
alloys' Ain) BAxxes firma Minna, far
Lally and taandadartng 'purposes, are the
bed fa an.
A. N. OUTWIT, Ottnoral Agent.
No. 18, 'Fifth rave.
TIMM! Phan, Plain one Ornamental Blau
Hoofer, and dialer In Pennsylvania and Ver.
moni•slate of the beet quilt! al lot rates.
Orlos at Liam Laughlin's, um Ile Water
Works. Pittibrogh i Pa. apaam
Poo FALL can WiIITIZ WaAa.—Tbe sum
mer is put, and by the morning's frost, we
begin to apprehend, that fall and winter will
be shortly upon tut, Jana we must provide our
selves with the material to -keep as comforts.-
his. A aloe fall cult, or a good and well-made
overcoat are the very thing, and we do not
know of any place where our readers would
unit tkenuelies better than at Mosul. W. H.
fdtlase A Co.'s alotbiag establishment, corner
of Federal stmt and Diamond Square, Alla
ghozy. They have also received a complete
assortment of gentlemen's farnlahlwg goods,
and a /tut variety of new pettorns for wain
coating, ito.
Chump Our Rut Sams &mai iv Goff,—
Sue/ Onham, =chant tailor, Is selling of
his Spying =I Bummer stook of goods at cost.
They whilst of ill the lahuit styles of cloths,
=amass - and outings, of which he is pre
prod to make up In as most fothlonabla
mum, and at postprlee. The puha» should
Oct negloot to stall ,thruiselvoi of thls rare
&nos aid WO money by, giving him an
early sill.
Also, • loge assortment of plain end tons,
oussimeres a d a pted for boys' scar, which
he will s oil by the rases les below cost.
Mothers should not tweed to call early.
B.tut. aItAIWC, Merchant Tailor,
No. CI Market street.
Arresrmos, Bernsin9 V asuman* I—The
atemtion of oar womb, s brave defandsrs
sently retorted from the scat of war, sad of
tho pnbito to general, is again divested to the
very extmeslve and handsome assortment of
the latest styles of trench / English and
Anode in pies. goods, for puts, coMs and
vests, lately received by Meson. John Freda?
a_ Co., Merchant Tailors k No. IM Federal
Allisket*. A tistefal selection of
gentlecienlifunishing goods will also always
befound on the shelves of the establiehmeut
together with • let of isadpencle clothing:
tot up in the but manner.
Darras snsi Ain Omit.BEV. MRS. E.
0. ANDRUS, for sun, pars Allariontay to
Rash coo of Margot/argil, N. T., (Ma cli
mate having sartorrafy 'Mooted liar haft and
soap, writes " Dian &rind smelt blab
from the ass of Jim 8. A. Altaa's World's
titer Itastorar and Zylobahamum. I base
trlosinrions other remedies, bat nsvar any.
ditto that re inaterialk and permanently brae.
psi ine."
Sold by druilata svorparhere. Depot, 191
areenviolt stress, Nan York. dew
Osorrrs As thaw= Itiouoso Patoxo.--4.
'ink, terser of Groot ad Pifer streets, hov
tag just fotomtl trot; Eater s
whino be ationdod the atiotion sold trade
aitss of do ohm goods. 320 q ProPozod to
isU *amid u tom:afore ontootra of. Ws
oddsoltotiso pen to ostland smoothie thdr
stak before probodig olsoishozo. By so
doing yin will sail .at least thirty per- ant.
Aollwasbordis Poo corner of - Grant aid nth
streets pplostßi hy; Court Nous.
~- r~ ,
.
Im wiatire Con' IssnevisA 'slat
illasdcal school for Lees, corm of .11sivis
and sad Stab= suns,
Pa. Thi lava asinlAinsall. swan emu
auwarce llanulay,fieptimber itk. Jot dr
ead= or ethic Ittormatlas, as to Willa or
bard. aill.apni or Mina the Piinoipal.
an2lairms Mu. E. A. Baca.
Was, as Axon, or Sunierea am Dis
ease anions tb. vohmteerstrotdd be prism
*4 by the free us of - HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
AND OINTMENT. For Weimds,StWesaad
Seamy, the Ointment is • asrtato awe, and
for Bowel oemplainti, Poen, amen Posoice.,
the PIM are the best mediates In the weal.
Only 22 ants per box or pet. 221
ISarroa To Psorim Ilozantea, Astra can
ALL Ovum Inenwrio.—lterrepalrs or al
teration to stores or dwellings, new roofe r or
else to the Carpenter Eno, cell at
Loth s Carpenter Shop, Virgin alley,
above flatitltleld streets. All orders pro=Av
Attended to. t
Tan Okla or "Itcui Hozens.—Daele Rorie
Liniment will cure smelling, wlndgalle,
chafes, oaks, outs or sprains of the shoulder,
stifle, hough, knee, whirleone, fetlock pas
te= or cola joints; also lumps or tumors on
the bones or sinews. Sold at Dr. Keyser%
No. 40 Wood Stmt.
Wsurrais Ilumintrv.—Tho fall tam of
this Institution will coinnutnos on Tuesday,
theist day of Elepitunher nowt. Por portion
bus sos eatsions,to bs had at any of the
bookstores In tb city.
Aug. 18th, 1883. soda,
0101111711 and °MUGS VALLS will be taken
at the Omnibus °Moe, No. 4011 Liberty street,
day or night. All ordere left at the above
place will be promptly attended to. AU tali,
moat be paid In Meanie. ent.
Pons Doman, four dollars.
Pont dollars, tone dollars.
Dental Destitute, Dints! Instants.
Best asap Dentistry, best elutspDeatistry
No machine work, no 112sehliseyork.
BRAM() A LIMIJAT, by using gulles - 640.
clan Balm. It will likewise remora plosplu,
Nobles sunburn, tan or any unseemly , spots
on tbs skin. Bold at Dr. Iloysers', 140 Wood
street.
.
Mum a Cowan? will mead wooden-work,
chins or aolthlns elm It la worth a dollar
for IMO cant it casts to soy hoasekoopor.
Bold at Keystes,l4o Wood stmt.
Ssow vats sere POUIIII3D ahlrlbosooas oaa
be had by nslag the stsroh•polieh sold as Dr.
Ruses's, 140 Wood strata.
EXCILBIOIII IliZtal artton
COMMIMNIS Zdondo, Simi/mbar 7th. Bond
for drodar, or all at the hitltato, comer of
Nan and Bt. Clair streak.
A wigs assortmeat of country midi an
Carpets will be epmed this morning at J.
Bistah'saorner of Great and Filth streets.
/human and Hoop Skirts,* low prices,
at J. Pinch's, corner of Grant and Fifth eta
GMT BMWS' In Hearth Bap, at J
Finch's, corner of 01201 and PUth *treats.
0. en c, Daudet, US Paw mist, attaDd
au badness at hb INC T.111:1112.16
DIED :
Lair-on Wa=sash !opt td, at 5 teCIDOk
LOGABIr, Who of Loomed Loa, to tits
835 year of MI; og..
poLlrxvJL iroweeft:
Mi==ll
GRAND UNION MASS MEETING !
The freemen of Allegheny County, lovers of the
Out= &el opponents of Copporboadlsm, moot in
MASS CONVENTION.
Friday , Eveniag. gopt..
CONCERT HALL, PITTSBURGH,
AT T) ovictos P. II
The iallaricgapiskons sill b prmal one adiirts,
the seating
Woo. W. D. ELILLY. of 11114.141•.1o;
=OHM U. SABRIALL, .q.;
Hon. J. K. UQ9REXAD;
JOHN IL &LUPTON, Eq.;
B. OLBNAHAN, rog.
By order of ths Voice 11.1sonUre Como hies.
CEIM
O.IIIEI 'UNION BIEOUTIVE OOM.
OWALI flasto, Third Ward. Allegheny;
Runup Pam. Monangsheln Barongh;
D. B. Telams, Lowey EL Olalr ty;
Jona H. Darnur, Emma Ward, Allegheny;
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Aasnmi Honsar, booth Ward, Allegheny;
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TBLZEIBLPH.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON
foetid Dispatch to the PI ttetrosib Gazette.
Waistscroa, Bait. 5,1963
POOP TIM =IT OP Till ragout.
The meant news from the Army of the Po:.
tome indicate no movement far the present.
General L. cannot mum the tifinsive, and
is evidently wafting the remit of Gen. Dern
eide's exptdltion Into Eut Tautevase, Gen.
Itottorane' ausalten Chattaneop, and ow-
more'l attack on Charlatan. If they ant
ruroaufal, he will Als in acondition to make
the but terms of turrendeU with Clentlisada
be can get. A kisUagnialtid sditar t fiont the
front, am the health of Army fa. excellent
and eyer3thing eheerfal sad conduit. am.
Muds la the same unestailatiqui Sientlemen
as when be wee In the prints walks of life.
Ererythlng about headqtartershvileatel •
republican simplielly and tharoUghdin.
be. the undludnisited oonfidettewitrall, and,
the battle et Gettiabariblousit by filtyrelght
thousand nisi spinal ,nineth, will not be
Undated by any want ct thoughtful tare on
his Part. .
szrannion 701 11111/10h1113111 01.GC131110•78.
Naval and military expeditions lame sent
down to recapture the gunboats Satellite and
Reliance on the Reppehannook., Thettailtdri
fore* was under Gen. KUpgrich r cad itlatisted
of cavalry and two batteries of artillecl.c .
was arranged far the navel form of gunboats
and Iron-elute to ascend the river, to 0? -op
orate with the land force. By some
derstanding, the gunboats did not Icomoto
time. Gen. Kilpatriek advanced slime; and
succeeded in eluting the Satellite and reduc
ing the Reliance, with shell, to a mere wreck.
Had the gunboats been praent, the boats
could 'sally have been rotaken. Thd enemy
ran away from them as eon as our guns
opined on them. Gen. 'lCllgatriek reached
King George's Court Horne on Timidity even
ing, and drove in the rebel pickets. 'A rebel
brigade, ender Col. Lowe, lied at the first at.-
preach of our cavatry by means of fist-boats.
Had they stoat fight they would probably
hive been captured.
Waiting wend hour's for the gunboats,
via opened 011 MO Bitlaitt =Olt the river
and she vu soon snob, but the Iteliencie king
more,out of range, could outs be otiriplsd.
But for the slowness of the natal authorities,
both Tassels might have been taken undue
aged. The achievement Is coital/iced rintuk
able for mall to perform, to thogreist ohs
gift of "Gideon's Band."
ateozzaassoce.
Acting Burton Ganorit Elogth, bio bean
ordered to St. Lodi, sod Sargon Toi4ol
Barnes. uncooodo him to thtttpoeltion:
Hon. I. H. Moorhead, of Pitbbiligh, Dr.
John A. Wardu, of Cincinnati and •W. M.
Halley, of Provideneo, Contraissionua
pointed by the Agricultural Departrumt, . to
outsider the sabjut el flescnitnre s 03/211•
petit*? with cotton, met hue tele/.
Convect, it Its bat reseion,"l4propriated
$20,000 to nut the praltimbility of an intro
daption of flan and hemp so a imbetitnta for
ootton.
EARBANI LLDS /01 AWL
The Kama/ Trust Madelyn° offered to
private bidders, IMMO time singe, by the In
terior Department, with the underetanding
that thecae' were to be renewed it stated
intervals, and until all were •cold. The bids
under the drat notice• hare all bees ,re
jeoted„ and new . propneale wilt, baireeeived_
until °either lath text.
annum To DICLIABID OOLDIEBO
Hereafter militates for WIWI of pay and
bounty due deceased soldiers will be paid only
by the Paymaster belonging to the pay HID.
bide from which the oertifleate emanates.
When presented to a Paymaster outside of
the Dletztot from which they come, ba wilt
refer them to the Bettor Paymaster of the
proper district for payment. An Immense
number of Auditor's eartlitostes, now being
Issued, renders this pre sullen absoiataly
1100018117.
PROM PHILADELPHIA.
firetal Dtspotth to the Plttoboxiti Parana
POILADILPEII, 800. 3,1863
Washington appears to be &traded with ail
sorts of rumors &boat Los's advance, and the
blookading of the Potomac. lam informed
by &conductor that nobody about that place
seems at all frightened.
It Is stated that it President Lincoln imam
• proolenation on the future of the rebellion,
It will be to hold out the olive branch to the
soldiers of the rebel army, and at them to
return to their respective States, and lean tha
leaden In the hands of the governmeatite be
dlaposed of as may be thought binifintal to
posterity.
Qtarternmetur General Mains, Gen. Ripley,
(old imp) Chief et Ordnance, and Burgeon
General Hammond have been seaweed by
Elauctuy Blanton. A number of leaser lights
have been eclipsed In consequence.
There am over one thousand sick and
wottneti rank in the army hotpltal at Ches
ter. Two 'rebel Meer!, having recovered
p rom their weende, escaped. Tit's , were aided
by one or two Philadelphia sympathiser&
The;ward wherein the rebel Mikan gener7
ally are located has been doily carpeted by
men and women. All the luxuries of life are
taken to that hospital by the eympathlsing
friends of the rebels.
There is not one word from Charleston.
Not o Uttar is permitted to come from Qs
army or nary.
• Thereport that the draft was not to be en.
farad tho Sista of Ohlo is entree. The
draft will act be gamed west of Psaalylva•i
Ws pill lib haishadla the eastern part of
she estuary. Altar this it will be eafeseid%
all the Watt= States. It Is Estimated that
one-Illth of the drift of the nest dais win
yhilt 100,000 =head bring What least 20,-
000 of tho 116,000, who hare desestal the
anterp seseloo of the United States 'within
tho put you and a half, H . A .. W.
A Conference between the New Yolk
Banks and Mr. Cisco.
. _
Now Irons, BIS. 3, -.sta- unPariant meet. ;
ins botwsesothe others of the Cl!, hanks and'
Mr. Olseo, Auistant Treanuor of the Baited
Stator, was hold at the Vs vs Bank to.
dip. The proposition im t o t a tama .
lag we understand to be, t the banks of
the oily sbould lona the Governownt thirty.
Are sol Mons onnuatr.,ide. Chia to
4kaw for It daring the nest' two or' three
weeks, as it isr.golnd. Tho biota of Boo
ton and Pbfladelphi4 aro to be asked for on ,
a dditi o n a l Arty mentions, the whole Alt,
mil
lions to be repaid, in Belabor or Morember,
In tho new interest bastion Treasury Motes;
which are to bear Aro Der oat. tannest, Ca
to flea legal tender
~'; This plan liana to be
rogardad with fart by our beet tinanolal an
thottiles: • •
13=1
CoittrabWont for the Amtvrooce Sot-
I=l2l
Kuala Ora, dopt. 3. -Tb,s anima
dollars tuna %glom:drib:tad by The oldie=
at this city fat eh knelt of tbs'Lionmes
lams, sad a „thattadcl lhat Ohs' Union
/API IltdoliWoo sat OP Idsedistely ,
aftaz lileidusocro: • - • • •
Goz.Zoddied Ware Bo. 11„ prida d ins
gootiirdel} sumben of rebel sysopatlddirs
an haying dany.
altetiPlesidelt's Letter to the lilt.
'Dein emtvetition.
[This . fdlewingla the emecluelen of the im
portant letter addressed by President Lin
coln to the great Union Meeting In Spring
deld, lIL, of which we had the commence
ment In Yesterday's gasser' s]
Oirilised belligerents do all in their power to
help ttusaiseleea or hurt the enemy, except a
few things regarded as barbizons or erne!.
Among the exceptions are the tasamare of
vinqrathed foes sad nomoonahatants, male
and Maude. Bat the Preelaarationis law and
valid, or it ie not valid. If it Is not valid
tt needs be retraction. If it is valid It
cannot .bo retreated any more than the
dead can be brought to life. Some of you
profess to think that ronetion - would ape
rare favorably to the Union. Why better
slim the retraction, than before the Issue ?
There was mere than a year and a half
of trial to suppress the rebellion Worn the
proclamation was issued, the last one hen-
Old days of which pissed tinder an explicit
notice that it was coming unless averted by
those In revolt returning to their allegiance.
Thew has certainly programed as LIMOr
ably to us, eines the Issue of SILO preolann
flan, as be fore. ' I know as fully as one can
hems the opinions of other, that some of the
etteurrandes of otirentilea In the field, who
have given'us our most important viatories„
brafeee the emancipation policy an the aid
of colored troops constitute the heavietit blow
tat dealt to the rebelliOn, and that at lout .
one of those important nemeses could not,
have been achieved when It sae bet for the
aid of black - sitldieri. Ainong the command
heldhig'theise views are come who have
never hmtattriffitilty with what is Oa/164/
Abolitionism, or with Republican party poll
tice, but who hold than purely as Military
opinionel — l submit their . opinion as Ming
entitled id some weight againetthe objections
often rated, that emancipation and arming
the blacks are unwise as military measure"
and were not adopted as such in..gifed faith.
Yon say you will not tight to tree Degrees.
Some ofilfetiltiffei to to willing enough to
fight:or yotr, ?Mr yo.a then
,exelueively to nye the Union. I issued the .
ptociamettarniffethrpoesi to aid you In saving
Lb, Unice; ::IThenever. you shall. tome con-.
spared all insistence t ) the if shall
urge yotitheirelithine fighting, it, will be an
tipt.tium then for yea to declare: that you will
tot fight to nagrosa. I thought that in
your struggle for the Union to whatever ex
tent the negroes should mate helping the
enemy to that extent It weakens the enemy In
his resistants to you. Do. you think differ
ently ? I thought that whatever negroosean
be got to do as soldiers, leaves jest co much
less for white soldiers to do in caving the
Union. Does it appear otherwise to you ?
Bat mime, like ether people, sot upon
motive. Why should they do anything form
If we will do nothing for them ? If they
stake their lives for as they must be prompted
by the strongest metier, even the promise of
freedom,
and the promise being made, must
be kept.
The signs look better: The Father of We
tars again goes unvexed to the ma. Thanks
to the brave men of the emit Northwest for
it—nor yet wholly to them. Thies hundred
Idles up they met ROW legions, Empire,
Keystone and Jersey honing their way right
and left. The seen; Sa'uth, too, In more
colors than one, alto lent a hand en the spot.
Their pars of the history waljotted down la
black and white. The job was a groat na
tional One, aid let rape be bonnet wee bore
en honorable part halt, and those who dear
ed the great river may well , be proud. Even
that la notull. It is hard to say that any_.
thing has boon more bravely end better . done
than at Lutists:a, Minineebrao, Gamy" •
burg and'on men ; fieldsof lets note.
Nor mast Vale 'ilata's webbed feat be for
gotten. At
. alt. the water marglas thej have
been present, not only on the deep SON the
bread bay and the - rapid titer, bet also up the
balmy, muddy bayou' and wherever the
ground was a little damp they halt been and
made thole tracks.
;Thanks to .ell for the groat republic! for
the principles by which It lives,. and kelps
alive, for mazes vast future , th inks to all
Peace-doe" not appeer co distant vs It did.
I hope it will some soon, and come to stay,
and to come as to be worth the keeping in ail
fatare time. It will then have been proved
that among freemen-them can be no etitesee
ral appeal from.the..ballot to the ballet, and
that they who take snob appeal are sure to
lose their- ease and pay the costs.
And then there will be some black mow who
eau remember that with "Lint tongue and
with clenched teeth, and with steady eye and
well poised bayonet, they have helped man
klai great eensamonation.
fear there will be some white meaaaablo to
forget that with mallenantheartand deceitful
epoch, they have striven to hinder It. BM,
let no not be over sanguine of a speedy end
deal triumph. Let us be quiet and ocher..
Let as ditheently apply the matins, never
doubting that a Just Uod la his own geed
time will give us the rightful result.
Yowl, very truly, A. Lomita
Gea. Gilinaore's Beefy to Gen. Beau.
regard's Protest.
Wassnraresr, Sept. 3.—The fallowing le
general GiIIICOTIV3 reply in brief, notice of
which has been published In the rebel papers,
to Gen. Beatiregard'setnenunioation, already
printed at length:
DISARMS:SI pr THI SOUTH,
READ•QOASTISS IS TSB BUILD,
Minna Inas D, 8,0., Aug. 29, 1863.
Bra :—I have the honor to aeknnowledge
the receipt of your oononnnication of this
date, complaining that one of my batteries
had opened upon the city of Charleston, and
thrown a number of heavy ride Mafia into
the city, theintabitante of which, of course,
were asleep and unarmed. My letter to you
&mending the the surrender of Port Banter
and Morris Island, tlna L tenieg in default
thereof to open Ere apt' •rarleston, was de
livered near Port Wagner, at llat a. m., of
the Mat inst., and should have arrived at
your headqutners to time to have permitted
your answer to reaoh me within the limit as
.signed, namely, four hour& The fact that
you were absent from your headquarters at
the time of its arrival, may be regarded so au
unfortunate olftOCOltlitieo for the city of
Charleston, but it is one for which I, clearly.
am not rceponsible. This letter bore data at
my headquarter:, and weed: tally delivered
by an cheer of my staff. The inadverteut
omission of my signature doubtless afford,
ground for epeeist pleading, but it is not the
argument of a -commander, sollelting only for
the safety of sleeping women and children
and unarmed men. Year threats of retail,-
tioa for sots of mine, which you do not allege
to be in rieleMon or the Wages of civillesd
warfare, except as regards the length of time
allowed as notice of my intention, are pealed
by without comment.
I will, however, Gill your attention to the
wall established principle that the command.
so of Ili pace attacked het not invested, hat
log his MOM of OJOSpo Open and probable,
has 00 right to a notice of an intention of
bombardment, other than that which is given
by the threatening attitude of hit advancing.
&van if this Utter had net been written, the
authoritlea of the city of Charleston lure had,
acoordlig to your own ruuumtusioation, forty
days none, of her danger. Daring that time,
my attack upon her dottrels has steadily pro
gressed. The ultimata sirJeat of that attack
her ettto time been doubtful; if radar the
olnrconstarnes the life of a single non-combat
ant h 'exposed to peril by tko bombardment of
the city, the respoulbility testa with those
who have Ent failed to remove the noa-oom
batants or to nouns the safety of the city, af
ter having held control of all Rs approaches
for a period of nearly two years and a half, to
the pounce of a threatening force, and who
efterwards refused to accept the terms upon
which the 'bembardment might here been
nottpined. From varicus smarm, official and
otherwise, I =led to believe most of the wo
man and ohildten of Ohs:intone were long
linos removed from that city bnt.upon your
warms that the city is still fall of them, I
shall suspend the bombardment until 11
o'clock?, to-morrow, thus givingyea two
days from the time you acknowledge to have
received my 'communication of the 21st
Vary rupsotinll7,
Your obedient servant,
(81sned) Q. 41.
Prigadler-tienmal Comoranding.
To Oen. P. C. Beanregard, Commanding Con
' fedotato foroos„ Charlooton,
It appears the Spanish and Blida Co:tab
foomsfullymddzsated an. 13Wmora on be
bolt Of the eullooto at their otantrlso In
°wows, and he - lawfully snipe:dad the
borobardmout for:tveraty.foUr hours, to era
them %Imo to • hail the' city. Nothing was
waft- o lio Klee from his Ida than to endo
w their lieu and property. • •
Arrival,:
Raman's, Sint. 2 -Tba ably Gny Emit,
from BbiJanalea, Wino ;AN ba p olclle,
sad the *blot 4.129 by 2,200 bap Rio
wan said to-41q, 201 New Yak at 27 tub.
Eli=
Groat Union Ralf a.
Debi t
Sr areas tun; 111., Sept.
ante at the great Union den.
to-day was holly as largess an.
nsolutions were nosalmonsty ad,.
this unholy rebellion comm ence
justifiable cause ; that it Is maintain
violation of entry principle of justioe
humanity, and that ft b the defy of the Gov
ernment to suppress It by. the AIM 9! cam
constitutional means in their pow; that we
by aside party questions and prtjadoes and
devote ourselves unnuervidly t 4 tit IMPS
of the Government until the: rebellion is
Onally and forever crashed; that to the sad
that the Union shall live, the Government
survive in all its constitutional integrity, that
the nation be preserved in territorial unity,
seepledge our item, fortunes and sacred honor;
That the strength 'of oar Govmament con
sists in the ntspeot of tho people for the Wes
and conatitated autheritice, and whoever op
, pones the imeentlon of the laws, whether by
open - rebeMon or by secret combinations, or
teethes others to do so, is an enemy to repub
lican liberty. That theconne of that portion
of the Democratic) party who have not far
gotten the dying injunction of Stephen A.
Douala', and who have nobly milled to the
+conntzre standard in this her trouble, meets
ore hearty, patriotic admiration. That, in
view of the extraordinary dill:1110m and em.
barrauments Which have eniironed the Na
del:al and State entre during the present
&tractions rebellion, the efforts of the consti
tuted authorities of the National - arid State
governments commend themselves to our
highest respect for the seal, ability and fidel
ity with which they have been marked.
Spteehes were made by Gov. Yates, Sena
tors Doolittle, and Trumbull, Gent. hi Wier
nand. Oglesby, Lane, of Indians, and Ether
distinguished gentlemen.
From Washington.
Waantsorow, Sept. 3.—The interior. DO.
partweat has refined all bide for not late of
the Baum Utast Janda, and ordered so
whtoh are to he made on or before the 15th of
Ooteber next.
The expedition cent ep the Reppahinnoeal,
to resaptare the gunboats Satellite cot lße
fiance, lure returned, being enable, in non
sequeuceof the low water, to gat higher. up
thin the Rappahannock. One of the eessoin
of the Satellite arrived here to-day, having
made bin escape while op the way to Rich
mond. He represented that as expedition,
cambering between 400 and 600 rebels, cost.
listing, in part, of the same force *lash cap
tured the two boats, loft the neighborhood of
Port Royal, on Tuesday, far the purpose of
capturing tome of oar needs. A party of
cavalry is with then, who have bean teen
lately about Mathias!, and ether points on the
river.
Powhattan B. Locke, of Y.iszeurl, has
beau supplant/ Associate" J utiles of Nevada
Territory.
The premature vabilostlon of the Pfeil.
dent's letter otteasione much surprise, as it
watfideae certainly cot through the Instru
mentality of the author,
Democratic Btatp Coavontion.
Wonciarria, Mau., Sept. 3.—The Demo
cratic Sista Convention, was large, enthusi
astic and liarmonteue. Twelve hundred del
egates were present. Richard Spaced, Pres
ident, urged the anion of all-the parties for
the sate of A° Union, egalnit the adnalnls
teatime of Lincoln. pappitit, of tbsConven
lien, was moat 'decidedly against the appa
rent purpose of the edministration, in eon
duoting the war for the soli object of negro
omacespatlon, bilged of the proseriration of
the Union and the restoration of the Consti
tution. Mr. Paine was unanimously floral
natod,for Govemar, and Thom 11. Plunkett,
of Pittsfield, for Lieutenant Governor.
Letter from Ran. Edward Every(
to the SpthigllCid ConVOIIIIOII.
Boston, Sept.3.—The Eon. Edward Ever
ett wrote a totter to the NM Convention held
in Springfield, 111, to-day, reiterating the
patriotimeentiments he had always adopted,
and closing as follows t , qf all coed men and
Rood patriots in the loyal Stater, whether in
or out of office, learideinst r when llectlicalt
little pride of personal feeding and of party
assoviations would cordially unite for th e at
tainment al objects which they all approin,
and unite in a visual:4 proreeution end one.
eessful termination al the war, the next New
Yam day would witness the prostration of
the rebellion end He luaders, the return of
pesos; and the restoration of the ljnies."
From New York.
New Yout, - Popt. 3.2-A special to the Foil
says the Presitbmatt,,. to day, rovltsd his letter
to the - Illlzole Xoutantlon. The feller, 'as
publishodor obtalar idea"' anent. •
Renewed rumors has reached us to-day,
'from the Upper Potomac, of a rebel oavelry
advance.
Fight with the Nat'sJo Indians
LIIIIRSWORTH, Sept. 3.—Prom the Alba
pumps, Newlezioo, papers, of Augut, we
warn that, on the 28th of July, Colonel Hit
Cargon, with part of the let New Ideal**,
Regiment, had a light with the Navajo In
dians beyond Fort Canby. The Indhng were
defeated, with a low of thirteen killed, and
over twenty wounded, and many arbour&
The Health of Gen. Banks' Army.
BOSTON. Sept. s.—The correspondent of the
Boston Smeller under date of Acquit 23d,
refabes the reported norertions of the rebel
papers that many of the soldlsro of the, array
of General Banks were dying of yellow laver.
On the contrary, good health prevailed both
111 the army and city of New Orleans.
Hale of 5.20'..
PRILADILPHIA, Sept. 9.—The Sabstriptlen
Agent reports the elle of $531,659 Ave-twen
ties to-day,
Ships Ashore off the North Carolina
coast.
Poznan Normal Sept. 3 —The gunboat
Stockton, just arrived from Newbent, reports
two steamer, and Otte brig maim nett Ondon
Urethan by Telegraph.
Haw Toga, fept. 3 —liotton Wire and bet
ter, at MVOs.. for Middling Op'ands. flour more
active, and 66,100. better, at 1,4.5 for Rum
Mate, $61646.23 for Extra NAL BOa 0., 113,64g57 for
Trade brande—market cloning quiet. Whisky quiet
bat Ann at 200.. Wean Keen totter, with a mod
erate export detnuid; Chicago Spring.6l44l ,07
Milwaukee Club 81 8$ 1 le. and Winter d Weetarn
$llBBl tit Man cpetei to be ter, and eland dud
and drooping at 750.6 c. fur shipping; mixed weitera
Idlest 760. Oats bit sr, at .8462 e. forere.tern.
lager rates heavy at 11t)io. for Hier 0 leans and 1034
011Ria. for Musarrado. McLean doll and nominal
and unchanged Petroleum • sitedo Armen large
mks made on reknio ter re it--underatxd to beat go
adman.. Perk opined qnkit and rioted doll; includ
ect to the take are NOW MIL new mem, dalleeratie
on September Di Ike! quiet zed =Nome& Damn
stile, Wet =dirtied]. , Lard a shad, Armor.
Money more actin at Giga per cont., with bulk
of transactions at the the latter. et, riles decidedly
higher; tint ease rposed at 162 and Mood unsettled
at /644)1Hjg Got& advanced 8% per cat; cganing
et 2Vg, admeceg to 304. and . mowbg Om ad. 10%.
Goverment stocks quiet and withontitibbledohange
Btockestill dnO, lowa and heavy; Chloe; r and Boca
Pittaburgh • fort Ways., 79; I. ilk 0,
105; ft P., 91; Illinois Osittritl Oct p . 120 g; Mauls-
Num 1413‘ Bmdln&_ll33l M. DS 611,14;61 &P. D
D1)(0-Undson ..M1;- Ede, 107, New Port Oen
1te4;311/4wl Vs, WU
Parzinebrart.Bept. 3 —Marmaa inquiry end
receipts light.. Wheat *toady. Chun active. Wribity
arm; Cato Mc. and held alglter.
BaLlllO/111, rept 3—Plow beam ealeal,o:43 bbbi.
Howard Street at 13 240 37%. Wheat Atm and
buoyant. Corn firm and rep licertai white 80Ciarn
Chicago Aarket.
Sam 2.—Ths ticitement to the grain markets
cautlanee, sod we hare to note a further matextel ad.
ranee on engythlum except Wheat. The duond for
Wheat vas Mir, tat buyer. hid Ism canaasacs and
the market &Wiwi ISS: per lush—cluang quiet at
Sae Lr No 8, and 01(102o am No 1 Spring. About
70,000 hue all greats, changed hands at 111,01 for No
1 Bed, SAVO for No 2. Led, 94930 for No 1 Spring,
2 24;0101 fat No 2 Spring, and 703 TM for Bejocted7
Spring In store. There vu a tolerably sates de.
mend mr Plow, and the market ruled (key at yea.
tarasy's per. . About MOO Mbytes sold at MUD
8,73 tor nudism to mood grades of Whits Winter SA.
tree, and {462,75 for common to choice Spring it.
ter. Cora opened excited and buoyea tat an edyance
of UM, 2)po per bmb, safes beleg made at MCI No
/, and o tor No gln store.- Buteequeatly the mar.
bat Weems TWA and doted at 64015130 torltsi.
Cue( Cara afloat TM quieted 600 far rio 1.. Oats
mere on the 'rums" and ran up 33(a1t0 per bash
above )eattoders - poteee. Lome 40,000 one sold alai
®413(0 Ar No 1, and ISo for No 2—cluing quiet at
the Weide emus. The otter/age of lye wareltcht,
and the market edema:edit* per huh, with mho et
680600 for 210 1 la dem Ilarley ems te, Ay tee rrs.
mud, and sold at in • grime at Caper bueborlth
transantims 18,3804 No and &Wier biol.
Timothy &edema mere setter Id' Mph.
whtes Min • arum% to.' with balm et ec,.:Jurns,
Cleveland. Market. -
IL-111tho4dolketdidh soleola bbla bld XX
fransysldta what *VIKA 6')bbb3ZradatSlAlXo•
home noon Irtridlos - huh londedi-voldat set
do rod dovS XL: let dehi-Inke taw Mc dallavd heavy.
The =dyad* wit tom:deli voiripod .hua vane ollovt
on plod, lenne..lkdsvb huhittecto. - Oeto,
Tynan upwardtac. k
et Recetti Baisepdteil the
day cm au Lk. Barier ,, 24 6 4
the MlabglitiK4 4E04 .-B a namalalo.
mgt..
ham rib.
Pill Haltaltr, ' 7- 7 4 7: ;141 &
•
John Stewart. Third Irma •
Musty Eta Sixth Turd
Joseph Ta 3 tor. Pitt towesblp .L
Israel giloaronswitb. Pitt tOwnstup
Cinialan Itersid, li'[reabxt
Abrahams &other, Pon township
A 0 W Snider. Wales township-
John WppN, Veraidliss township
JoseptiGrilflihr, do
Wm P sohlog, 'do
Jan 8 - ownr4 do
Alex Dietrich, do
'rhos I) Lewis, do
Daniel Blown. Patton township- -
Morrow beset, do
•
Wm Graham, do
Vim J Groin. Peebles township.
John Atirodins, do
n°°r7 Loop, ds
AUZU IFEIO aAn Barr 137 X• /MIS Varuirtoss
• • .
John Fallen, Vanillas township. Massaro s—Jatt
Banish. Inters Tonuth.
Jamas Gana., township. italeass—
John Basalt, Patriot calshy. - -
Owen lie Donald. Yasalles township. Wittexts
—ld Daffy. B B Ran.
Jams Thompan. Veraliks township. Wltareste
—.Jobe Mich, Wm Breasts.
Grorge !iambics,. Versailles township. Wittassa
—j Spam% B Gibs.
Geo rattan, Vanillas township, Witnesses —J
Bpencer.lt
Kuzma, IT 11710203 AND 1311111 ED.
Anson. Gres, Penallco toorarbip ; d!ribiaty
Goo W Anna, do do
.1 B Corn, do . do
Jae Robertson, do do
do
'olio Burls
Ronda( tfiraam, Cod do
Thorns. Mabel, do do
Jams* Jinn. dr , L . -do
'lan - Detrfob, d sdo
Samosa Passion. de . - , d 3
Wm D Vs.:ashler, do ' do
UZIVTLAIILIZQUI or ACIL
James Afro, Tnul b. toinuldp: tire 3 and mar
tkrl Whimans li UrMahon, UlUtts , h.3.
Birbey Mini um, Jr., Iter.o.LUrt tosreblp: n'rr
Witoeure, B Harrfr:n, er., J 11Corty,
Cowan.
Jtha °aro, Tendtits Owns Win over 33 std =as
std.,. Witllllllll4 liars Carp, ;do r! Lee.
basinullillls. Versales ;smash's: otos 35 and
/surds& Wltrumma.rrally T McLellan.
Thomas Doltd, irarsallies dirndl% over 35 and
roarrtar. M Irises*, Bun YraJ , 41111 L Mut Lock
ard
J illahey, Pitt toarraldp t aver ihlrly.fiva and
married. Mammon, George Pas. Tad Wash,
17.121.1 0 11911 %WON or QUOTA MINI 11141.9
1114111 2 / 3 Wllll4
Tboa Roberts
Oomphlrey
Joa¢FL gra lug.
d{IDN B Moors
laza int Besnistrar,
idw ad B•ianm
Jabs Pima Oharkes O'Doan.en
Jabal:mu:n=ld • Saml W Docile
*lberia:taro MaoLts-Oabura
That Dnurnsums Jones thirtAn.
James Lomb itlazum Elsresney.
CELTS:WNW Or AGED ASO =ME rAZIOITII Dim. D.
Lll6 03 BM rox. lICPPOIIT
John Mint*, Vaal Um tovahlp. Witratum—
-1 8 Simian, Li 2:ll3askrul
cam ims MILO 2) Itl=ll2 0tT7,112D 62/70111 Of
a •ILOII.
Wm Hmary. V.M.Oll' m toirtlll2. Wllemns—J
2.4 Amish B Bsatt
aid MD CIO= OP ICtl lto 112 SS TA= t• LlEara.
• IS 1012 =TUG l DII‘ITID.
Genie Bip" Vailatics taw:8111p. Witnucer
-0 /Mame. / Wackar
117Z0112.111:2 sascu.to—tr-su asig Asa %swum,
MOVEIUM Dia dar.
Jamb Amon; TansUlse townatilp. Wltateus
Wm 16111194, L As /meat.
zuzia a, MOTILIZZZEM CIUIDIRti cciii 12 TWA.
Botart 0 lauhrlck. VernMss tiwrzblp
J. 11.11148 1F01117.2..
11141tdaw
eag.aad Pwicst nanbai. i 22 DLL
rrrm"nr7l ,
WS. T.-1860-M
Pcoroas of sedentary habits troubled with week•
nets, lastituda r , yalpltaUes at the heart, ask of or
asSits, distress alter satiny, torpid Um, coratlya..
kne.dartder to softer U they will usury the
celebrated,
PLANTATION lIITT'EaS,
Which are now recommended by the highest modke
anthoritice, mad warranted to gradate an I...did .
benetbdal agent. They are exceedingly agreeable,
Perfectly pure, and motet arpemode all other tooth.
*bus a healthy, pars ctimelatt be required.
they Miry, strengthen and larigarato
They abate • healthy manta
They are an antidote to change of water and AM.
Tiny overcome erects of dhodgationnnd late banns.
Thlystrutithel Ilusystain and enliven Oa Mina.
They prevent tabula:WM and batortalttent foyers.
They purity tbs breath and sobiliy of the stomarb.
They core Dymenala and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and ehobra Werbor.
They cure Lir& Complaint andlieretzm Lteadenbe.
Tiny maks the weak strong, the lamentd brilliant.
and are ezhanded nature's great resterror. They are
composed of the celebrated Palma bask, sinter
green, samaras, rods and Luba, dl prossmed In
perfectly pure gt„tkotx Runt. Tor particulars, MI
circa= and tettlntonlala aroma. each bottle.
Beware of impotters, gnomic* entry bottle. Coo
that It has D. d. Barnes' signarare on our printe
. Stamp oyez the cork. with plantation scene. n..d
oar Arco aignatnre on a fins stool plots engraeing on
aids label. Bee that our battle la not refilled with
mod= and deleterious dna. We defy any porno
to match tha Mate or chancier of our good.. Any
parson pretending to sell Plantation Bitten by the
prima or In bulk, Le on It:water: We sell only to
our log cabin bottle. Any parson Imitating this
bottle, Or sol/Mg any Mew motorist therein, wbeth. r
caned Plantation Dittmar not, Is a cu mini nude:
the ILL Law, and will be eo prosecuted by era. Ws
almady_hare car eye on two. parties no oar
bottles. tn. who will mired In getting themaelm
into dim unuters. The Wand tor Drake's Plan.
hake Putters DOM Wier, clentimen, minchanta,
dz., fa pliantly leardlble. Sher Maple trial cf
bottle 1. the evidence we Vaunt of theli north recd
onlwitiolitY. They are sold by all respectable droo
trountry
p% poem, - pyildans, notelr, smombeata and
dorm
P. IL mesas 00..
SIC 2 grAilaigh
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SIAION JOHNSTON,
Coma Bmltheeld and rout Streets.
sataamizirw?
j(Z;'''PIT/LE WINE VINEGAR,
1/1•111311V/IIIIID AT
E. 4 E. DOLLYAN, SMEARY.
(formorty Mows a Co., Bottosaz.)
Tto only Motor awarded with Pilso WA. 01
aLt.ty extabitcra, at tha Intsriatlasuil Estibitka,
London.
Itor u:• by
F. IC 110.141.11&N,
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colors to &mow* Itantltlftiasto,) Wassopotos
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Wow. !Omni AND Xtexis Pittilougb, To.
ffiandictonat- of :BOAT AUlllt arkuostra
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sonata AlDatim pou. mroas;
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JOHN COUBRAM & 880.,
-oulactatars of neon Rain% MON VA UM
AND veyar poops, winnow saunzne,
WINDOW GOLTIDS, Lo. Nca. YI &mad street tad
130 =ratio*, Worm Wood and Harleot.
Hare coil/ad • 'misty of skim Pattarn•illtaa
sad plaboadtable Or an pavans. - •
PuWalsz aSteatlexigal4 to Ec4ridnig qpiii Lot
Jobbtgg dons s2shorrnotlak •
DITTO/188'$': LIGaTinEG-
Whg-Enlaa a wad timmilDl
hatarksagan =,r: shoat:will kin mould story
tiro* mar. ;liazwiabut that It . 6 DEPEBZWA
edam tht 1 0641 . 6.66 the bars hatiattosa adfr
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an Woad; -13!ste4aTtlalste pi' yds bsalinis — `
3 t.l.lititatisTkumeosa CO..
gam, Slut sad Wood atrysts,
lilt ditli
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