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Nai,trePiftlt4itereeted daily:
fir 5cN.
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..Ens:Boot Table. ,
Tire Risiortro' WWI.. By_ lira Anna. Stepheue.
. Arab:Tor "Fshon and Famine," "The Old Rom.
in
'etved." Mary-Ter
sent," "The Reims," Me.,
etc.
•Ph . T. B.LliseteramAlkobets.
▪ -
lamb: sale by John P. lima, lassozde Fun,
Mb street, and by W. A. 011denrennez se Filth
etteet4 430pe. Mom. .
AA* attgi an' intern! of Silence as . but few
-
ofour pop eathii ra are wont ts indulge
theitiebreStilthal-tilfindeed tits may by the
„.
riglitwhixoUthe mat ter,and we-Aid not iu
adterte tl y , or mi it akenly , Pat self-ilide/grate
lasteid of arif-dotiat the literary state of
adadf r wltletiSEi eSplain a popular auther'i
sEorrear.3for„soisiel' years)--Mrs.- Stephens
presents the novel-reading world, in
*bleb Itheretainsmany warm fiiendcand . ad
N -
wirers; With 'interesting, well-told Story of
,O.s.Alflead art
The seend.„ II chiefly .l a id
I ttne.nelghlioihtsid cif:-Norwich and in the
town; ref ofNow.LHaren-,' - Connecticut. As
ea blitoticat name . -though not an" hon
ored one,
,-either, or histOry-=;bfri.
Eitephees„lnitedrateii,_, among her chew.
tetwillsmediet Arnol d his youth and
bef:Wis be had the:widor'stege of public ilte to
tw:lngst the datiniles and"treasons in'WhiCh he
w aft:n,adoptin twirate,- - .BetidesEus
fatatti,j4 Id..woluise . in the book, soloed
fog charticterai, IS - miller and hire wife and
tiattr,,ejf‘renelegentlemin and his 'sister,
aitd;Si eoloetiCelorkiytiit.' ...Vor - ninit we omit
willatipp-IligatLa neeit:4erirant,liiho SOP-
pasethe oonsts aterrient. izi' thestory—which.;
l stot,oensinind,ifselt, least'in-those pass
ages w heiVAlagarllar.e, part assigned her. '
The hook is ,hantlionfell. got up by the pab
lieharing,tha .adrantage of good print
• arid paper to set of all as other advent
the Boetrine or Edneation. Translated
Seentotte German or Jean Paul ;Freldrith Welder,
: A Or of ; ," Player, Fruit . and - Thera Pima,.
7.,Tiran„7. etc., '..etc, - Beaton :. Ticknor. Fklds.
lard: Pittsburgh : tot sale by Henry 311ner, Filth
Mrany (ant qeerio the /" ""a fil ae-) . P O PP. . 161n °'
• The indiacribabie charm and fascination
lleitif.rallf seise every =Minted mind
—which almost invariably attract every sus
eeptibielosait-,Whon ini,boolt of Jean Paul's
is ckitecliWill 'fouid abundantly present,
and potat,'lliall 'degrees of Indust:co, as the
reader mane progress through this volume.
For ”satip . ,-And . strangeness of ilhistration,
ria: we find in ni l his works,—
oftWorirstsitte iesder will.h ' o prepared; that
iseir;siwis are supposing, he Sat been a reader
-of Jean. Paul before to-day ; but for the
amount of practical whidont, tho sound and
shrewd common' Sensefand the profound in
sight' and .philosophy.compressed into this
ainglei, Moderate-idled • volume—we doubt
whether eieu - some of the admirenof Richter,
whit kirircingtlaitherth Metwith this work, will
it 'certainly one of the
u t e etitlacatlt's .work, ever_ written OD tho
wildest:of Oduation---and we are gentafel to
t he t nalater and the publishers for. placing
within the'reaeh'il tittrgen*Y:pabho:
Eastraneas,oStll 7 una rrs Asuators Bums. •
Tratalated from the German. By Fraleties Bowan.
Bartcni Ticknor & Fields. 180. Pittabonrb :to
sale b 7 AM, Minn. Fillh core,';, (313Z3 11 . 30 r to
the parbottlets) 3P4pp. lento.
TMli,iohutieis complementary' to one pub
li.bell' by ` ,714/iiie; short
.thielgo; it:instated by the same accomplished
Iselitrist „the Getman, at the request, as we
here lammed, of Queen Victoria, who has a
life-liati - sacrod interest in these “Medita
tioiii,!•,+-le -- they .were- tho-feroriterreligiou
reading of thrilat," Prince Albert. The origi
nal.,lreria In German, was published a n ony
wooly many_ years ago, but it 13 now aseer-1
talneetO - bare been ' written. by - l -
Zioliakke, - While beautiful-I:nd instructive 1
zoysia and have-attained a world-wide
aad.atost. - &stowed eeleJnity.. Slaw_ Jeremy
Taylimerote-121s ', “ , floirliring" and "Holy
probab_ly no work to 'rich in all - the
treasureset spiritual .anct, practical wisdomanitittittii.hacboon given, to .tho world. The
booki.it:ls-Silmost, needless. to- say, when it
boot the imprbtt Einar& Ticknor k Fields,
Ii bibaghtbuf -SioelleittitYli
• •
. ,
11; Et attet:--::fhts - goatloraatt Will
visit Pittaberphotl Wednesday,' -Thursday
—aril friday, November 4th sth and 6th, to'
examine patleats afflicted with any disease of
thi Paltmoitrr largo experience
pulatowsirdisetules,'lmi tastle'tor. Behan*
tole , embeat is that branch of the medical
prof eliataor over twenty years be hasgir
at Van/se ettentioatalaag, and liver dis
- 011114116,11idAhlait.,b4to - Ansa of then eom
pl+4otr that he - dom. ate , thoroughly under
-, steetL'lli tea pant,. tnit,lreschtaly the ditt-.
sed:ititraltdort of:thaf,felmortary;Orgarm, bj
meitai, k 4 ReiridtroaieW s , and tell
whetbarlam not- a cub .ctit-Ixt effected. Dr-
Elohnook has coral etsto,of itonsompt4on,
rp
irbrin they have Iwosiren
Melt by theft ;Apia/Ansi so' hat acme
need Aeijraftof score. ie charger thrift dol
lara6m -par, examkagon, with du Reif/Irma
stor, btit tor mill: eonsoltitifttind advtee, he
amtallte,elairti; 7: - .llli Mar ho .conisulted on
thirshaini4iamod geyser's;
146,N00ik street:, Bee-look /mit-odic:mint.
Court of Quarter" Seintfoni.
Wamintanai Aartattoor,.. Oct. 28...,-jud ges
MeUtiit and•
.
titer 'AfebTaqy WI4 tried' for
...hiroony, con
riehiCei4ainteada. to imprison
men of one Tear intim putitentiary:
Jane flOrtiaen; the 'heatieilir a-notorious
brothalmatafedfor.tho ofenesancloonrjoted,
bet the to Mit moray
Patir tiodoiis.eacond charge
of Weeny.; lardliclaredliotlitilty.
sorious ae.
id m i t.filicartbj;soitritday;on the Steiztouri
lle
A.....,'4 11 4. 11 airr0a,. 4 42,0162 z it la, itsßoood,
4 .iomotatueltnutway_ about the, engine of
abos4rtant bound than; Wort's-precipitated
.10Wr"arrOttibittiroebt, "tio , aillia Bina&
Aleiatithis at5f1034,14
,wjtjOhlt;:diiiiged
iettytifkojilkOgi and two oilman- woes with, it.
The engineer, Mr. B. Moldtdloni was badly
seiltritH!do , is doubtlbl. •• Mr. Albert
Moore;- toilietitaisi, 'Was • loiared, add
opilltot itiotriEe'No ether sltlea occurred.
•No - Putittpl?, worn r
Dun or A Patiraittirobn P. or
IlompSdit„:-ttritud4, ,Weattioroload county,
died owatio itgod Olryosuu and two
d. 07- dbillitelt, alibi, t.
ehudein ono littadred; sad algtity-ais.groa
• Ziditoldmltair greatat grazdt:obitt
-
and two batulted•ittalititylii i • do
io.l3oTOW Witold/dam' Cr,rlet
ktMitri; 1,111 !:444 6 ,,111TtA tY • iiats;
present atlalitanaaL '
• , "
&,ta Aoustitr.-01 fietfitday ) night last,
tbi 4 j e g isi etio , "; Pf-Doliiiis township,
Ibuideidoa7sonaty 'Wail 'entered by boring
out the boic ortha windoweinittireba'xiinuit
ihePiiio6-4,40006 **Otto/ 1 ;obl, tuneunt,
oituiSjuuutuul"iii,ttlfty
ilnlainee i . muslins,
•
broh
areplimAiicauniaicail, eozningi and will
itra,,s mita br altartaaximit l F
egrt
% , ni"Aniteteriarnsi - rintl'ilfolidit!r im at og .
thielitfE;
outtuirtitstighia.,ties-the felicitation of hems
sling.
- the bet tont!** of Doll Itingerit slow' trge—
..
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mein .. 431411,141.3,,4„__°4 tbr" til,Masaile
it4Welfiganten""—'"lll itirtkr
eostrl
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whiallikant:niz*Z-,1414 'l*VtlrePeitfeitainraent
4dol _ •:thil•; - 111.4. " will no . doubt
itit:zt Bawds/ °YergagP . .
14 tO:lkor 011" audiP2°Pl'
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non-_ 400 `.. , .. rillithapftlio 14th
isardidgidi /110,e,a tt•
an d Ids &ugh
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is•Taltchigr a ...b•f 4 °3 -.' -.
gr... ?••••'''''ls--ti,71,467.-;;F:c;43hi :Win— It •
8,.,845kum.t".*- ic,mb r i k ed .114 totally
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City.
S, Ile rays his "loyalty has mot conaisted In mere
orgativhun i" he has "cottage a spectator simply ;"
m . endeavored to share his Tants with mai m wh
were fighting for the talon; and the claims , u
patriotism, love and benevolence," ban , cost him,
during ore year of the war, IMO." (But how mucl,
for patriotism, or how expended, whether In good six
per cent. bonds or not, is not dated.)
t
Throne o f ll
Oro ce." eotmtry s' has not been sorgotten at the
5. Ile Is "monitions of an earnest sympathy for the
Union and of oppoiltion to the rebellion."
men of UP
what "pianism is the Union, nod his party the
ever name who matins it. The hot man
and last dollar should to given:other than this Ctilon
should to dissolved." And rather than lea, a trier
from the flag, we should N back to -Plymouth
Body'. and begin again I
And that is all!—every thought end every
word that the Reverend Mr. Pershing could
utter, after six days' labor, in a three column
article, to prove Mu hs wag a loyal wan I Not
a word about the war-pblicy or measure* of
the Government I Not a word sustaining or
approving its efforts to put down the robed/ion,
or even expressing sympathy with the gov
ernment in its mighty areal° ! Only general
u
exprestio of loyalty, of love for the flews and
opposition to the rtbeffice and wommista. The
deepest-dyed traitor in the-North dare not say
less. Row cautiously and cunningly worded
his sentence,; how uncertain, vague and in
deflates his language! Why, every villain in
the land who is seeking to place Jett Davis
in the seat of Abraham-Lincoln, declares hob,
"loyal ;" many a secret traitor can bout that
"ho hat relatives in the Federal acrylic ;"
ev that
every. copperhead can say the "claims
of
patriotism ; tug and believe/ewe," have cost
him something; what 111111iatei so utterly do
prayed as to wholly have forerotton his Colllltry
at the throne of 0111511;" the bitterr.st enemies
of-the government, even Saymciar and • V'al
landighartt, swear they have "an earnest sym
pay for the , Union and opposition to the re
llion ;" and the whole tribe of rebel snips
thisen,who denounce every war meisnre entre
Administration, who are openly opposed to the
war and in favor of a compromise, giving the
rebel, It they may ask, wall say, that, rather
than • , aes the Cnion glOsoleed," if that la the
only alternative, they would "vote the last
man and the last dollar."
Thate gonersl expressions, therefore aro
wholly unsatisfactory. They mean entirely
opportte things when used by different men.
'As generally astir by the politicians with
whom, Mi. Pershing affiliates, thoy moan
loyalty and patriotism-in the sense of opposi-
I
tion to the present administration, opposition
to the draft, opposition to emancipation, oppo
sition to "arbitiary arrests," opposition to
taxation for war purposes, and opposition to
every measure adopted for ertighiegoia the re
'beillori—and the Arr presumption is, that Mr.
Pershing uses them in this sense, for he says
net a word inconsistent with th at view, and
all ids instincts and sympathies are that way.
Why did he not throw in one sentence, or
use one expression, that would, unequirociLlys
define his position ? Is •it possible for
any truly. loyal man to write three eel
amas of a newspaper, gig
ono
to prose hie
loyalty, and yet not have ono sentence or one
'expression approving the. efforts of the Gov
ernment to subdue the rebels ? And when we
consider the time and labor spent in prepar
ing his reply,theomission cannot be regarded
u aocideetaL We can kook vault in no oth
er light, than a most studied, effort to conceal
his real -siwkileite IP 'the rise •of language
calculaled and intended to deceive loyal men.
'rho' conetailon, therefore is Irresistible, that Mr. Pershing is opposeceto the war meas
ures and polity of the Government ; fa In
heart.folt sympathy with those who are mov
ing heaven and earth to break down the Ad
ministration, and is lending his name, influ
ence and pos ition to aid them in their efforts.
Be stands In the ranks of those who.are thus
giving aid and comfort to rebels in arms
against our. 'Gotnumeat. „Be la . helping to
prolong: the warto add to!the saarillee of life,
and to well the national debt. He la in Savor
of giving up all to the South by an Inglorious
surreider, or death favor of some ignominious
A man holding these views and occupying
that position, druid not remain at the head
of the , leading , female institution of the city
of Pittsburgh.- It Is a standing reprouh to
the community. We have sent thousands of
our °Mains to fight the rebels lo the South,
and hundreds of -them - - sleep their hut
skip
on distant: battle. fields. Thoniands
fof our citizens au ' yet. in the camp and
I on' 'the • fi eld; periling:their lives thr our
etattitry,' while theirlamilies an suffering at
horn.; This war hag- basted two years and a
hall; and lure cost thertation humdreds ofl
argi
sands of lives, and thousands of million, of
dollen, whareas,.it would:lave been out UPS
ago bit for theopPositioa st home. - licteriong
it:may yet-last, to what 'will be thither issue,
Tie that Jrnowtralithinp, elonecia MIL .The
PiesideritninVeills- for niers Men and mon_ey,
made ostensory' by.this very opposition; The
partythat hag been.still hilaboring, by every
means fair . and fo ol,- to hinder find defeat the
measurer-of the government. lir. Pervhing
votes - with -them, eneonniged, them
' aids and there. Ought be not to be nitrated t'
HoW ;Atari* .boonsistent:leire .aat I Shall
we AU . enstain him in his poritiott at power
and Wingate, wbile„-_heia,usini_that power
and influence 3-0.-.orippie, defeat and break,
'llowii the adminietratfort
,in Its efforts to sup:
press the rebellion t fkihniriaitionatinaneft
and sirstaliPob 1330 %.130.Ti0nt. will thi s
,war
Iliett Ifirt-ontiMbiberbanCit Miley/Li men
1b the co u ntry *mid -everywhere -ub their
b minima InsM theinknoW
2 5 41 4 6 , " • are in earnest n.thiiinatter;
the war , io itak.W.-A,T.Atone4s 'anger'
SO long waitron% pans- in thiNirth oppose
nu
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Ifg•-*Fen2l64aollW• •
• In thit, the day of S gt ion'alife•stru
glerwherieie4 thing we love and value is In
Jeopardy, when perfidy and treason,"grown
rank by indulgence, are found to high places
and low,poisoning the political atmosphere,
contrptingpublie morals, and undermining the
very fo¢ndatiotu of society, it behoves ovary
loyal man to be awake and vigilant. The
magnitude of the struggle and the exigency
of the4our call upon every citizen to do his
attnost..,,lnty. Not only must we forego our
pleasures and give of our means, but, if need
be, we must sacrifice, upon the altar of our
country, all the ties of friendship and Unc
tion. It is our duty to keen a watchful eye
upon those around us, and in every Inspected
or doubtful case, to demand a pledge and an
unequivocal assurance of hie loyalty. This
is not only the right , of every loyal man,
hut, under existing einituastances, it le on
imperative duty. And no truly loyal man will
hesitate to give, when demanded, such a
pledge and assur ance.
The Bev. Mr. Pershing was not above sus
picioa. lies antecedents, his family tionnee.
lions, his political proclivities, his party af
finities, sympathiu and associations, marked
him as a doubtful man, while common rumors
of his sayings and acts, rendered hire more
than suspected v • Re belonged to.tho political
party who had been the ' "natural allies" of the
their "
douth, And 'whourthe rebels - 'till claimed ae
friends." When the purest and best of
that party, the Bidet:sons, Batters Logans,
Broughs, Ac., had left it, he remained. Be
was arrayed .in the ranks of those who were
fighting •the Government. A minister of the
Gospel himself, yet he stood in the company
of those who. were continually inveighing
against the ministry and the chant:. Claim
ing to be opposed to the rebellion, yet he
gives his name and influence to those who
denounce and resist every measure of the
Government for subduingthe rebellion. Pro--
!basing to .be loyal, he votes the satin ticket
as every traitor and rebel - sympathiser in the
Stale. (The Pittsburgh Port said he voted
for Woodward, and he has not denied
was eminently proper, therefore, under
thesweireumstanees, to call upon Mr. Pershing
publicly to define his position. But when his
attention is called to these tumors, and he id'
requested to defies kW lxvior fes , how does he
answer ? Instead of simply denying the ru
mors, if they were not true, and briefly but
explicitly defining his position, he evades Abe
true matter at issue, and exhausts himself in
in a violent effort to abuse the citizen who
dared to question his loyalty The particular
rumors referred to were small matters in them
selves—more straws indicating the current of
his - thoughts--and it was of very little comm.
quencowhether they were literally true in every
particular or not; the great question was, where
stood the Rev. Mr. Pershing in momen
tous struggle for oar natkurak glenexisce
takes six days to consider and elaborate his
answer; then equivocates and attempts to
evade the by raising another.
It was the duty of Mr. Pershing, when
called upon, and when he knew there was a
very strong feeling of suspicion against him
in than:ands of many of his fellow citizens, to
define dandy and. ourpficitiy Us petition on our
national nitrate. That could hare been done
in a very few words. But what have we In
his three-column article In the Gazette f Glean
out every . word ,that bears on the question,
and wit-have this result:
I. lie asserts, in genttral terms, his " loyalty"
'S.' lie ham "fourteen relatives In the VederaLser•
IN 118.1DX.
4_,Arkshdetrittions s
ICall win the be entairrApute'porttract the traggle:
We bun been greatly to bleinelllESTi;
'peat. Wo have suffered ourselves to be de
ceived by the hypocritical prokasiotts of fuel
men. We have been deterred from doing oar
duty by the has and cry of political demo
gognes and the miserable party hacks who
write for
partfitan papers. We have been en.
tirely too lenient and forbearing. We have
been unwilling to take the bold and firm
stand we should, for fear of giving offence or
getting into personal difficulties. We have
acted too cowardly. Is It not high time we
should look this matter fair in the face, and
fearlessly do our duty ? While our brave
soldion are fighting and falling on the battle.
field, we must do our duty at home. We
should do everything in our power to cheer
them, to sustain the Government, and brill
this war to a speedy end. We should do art
in oar power to silahi Public sentininit right vrt
Aane—to elevate truly loyal man and put
down such aware not.
This is not an ordinary controversy between
two political parties, which, in times of peace,
may differ widely about political mounres.
Neither is It a controversy between Republi
cans and Democrats. Many Democrats are
truly loyal men, and with their whole souls
support the Administration in all its war
=Getman. It le a controversy between loyal
and disloyal, between therm who sapper, and
those who oppose the Administration in its
war policy. Those who are not heartily fer
es are egointras. It is a palpable contradic
tion, a earlig ob tardity , to talk of being
loyal, and yet to oppose the Government in Its
prosecution of the war. And it le about tints
that that absurdity ehould be exploded.
This may be called persecution. Well, be
it so, If the end can be accomplished in no
our
other way. It is only doing our duty to God and
to shoot do country. We believe y right
down rebels in f
arms, t o hang spies
and traitors, and to imprison or banish dan
gerous demagogue,, who are openly seeking
to divide and distract the North. Is It not
equally right, arid equally our duty, to remove
from high positions of honor and Influence
those who sympathize with such demagogues?
Are there not good, loyal men, quite se fit for
those positions, who will use their influence 1
in sustaining andupholding the Government ?
And is It not our duty to place such in all re
sponsible positions ?
But if those having the immediate control
of these institutions fail to do their duty,
through fear or favor, what is the duty of
other loyal citizens? Clearly they should
withhold their Lippert, and, by voice and ex
ample, discountenance and condemn every in
stitution under the control of ouch a mew as I.
C. Pershing. When that spirit is ones thor
oughly aroused throughout our country, cop
perheads wilt disappear, and nation and har
mony prevail. And then wo may soon ex
pect to wee the glorious old flag waving in
triumph over every State and Territory of the
Union, while all beneath Its stars and stripes
will bo'happy and free. W.
P. 8. f the Presbyterians of Allegheny
city would not tolerate Dr. Flamer, will the
Methodists of Pittsburgh Einstein Mr. Persh
ing, who is precisely such a man, and who at
tempts to establish his loyalty in precisely the
same way as Dr. planter did, by equivocal
expressions and respectable certifiers f
Cot. liameazonr, of the 79th Pennsylvania
regiment, now on a visit at his home in Lan
caster, was tendered the compliment of a
serenade, on Monday evening Last, by the
City Cornet Band.
SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES.
'Triostxn Panay, Plain and Ornamental
Slate Roofer, and dealer in Pennsylvania and
Vermont elate of the beet quality at low rates.
Office at Alex. Laughlin's, near the Water
Works, Pittsburgh, Pa. • -
A
DEACTIFCL PLACE, AND A I rAND3O.IIi /11-
PROVEMIST.—One of the most elegant and
tastoful placer, of business in the city, is Gro
ver,d- Baker's sewing machine store, !co. 18
Fifth street. The Grover A' Baker Sewing
Machine Company aro the top sawyers of the
business. Their confidence in the motile of
their machines is such that they advertise
with their own address those of all their brief
ness rivals, so that purchasers may exintine all
the machines before making a pureima. Since
they have adopted this measure their sales
have been larger than ever. Grover h Ba
ker's sewing machines go all over the world.
In Germany many thousands of them have
already been sold. They,„go all over Europe,
for the invention of the sawing machine Is a
thoroughly Yankee notion, and the Grover &
Baker machine is planted everywhere. Cuba
and South America are large customers for
them, while orders from the West Indies are
becoming very frequent. The store of the
company, in Fifth street, • under the care of
the enterprising Philadelphia agent, probably
excels in beauty any dewing maehine rooms
in the country.
Foa Fsw. Aso Wtsraa Wass ---The Sum
m
er rpast, and by the matting% frost, we
begin to apprehend, that fail and winter will
shortly be upon. us, and we must provide our
selves with the material to keep us comfort
able. •A nice fall suit, or a good and well
made
..overcoat are the very thing, and wiado
not know of any plus where our readers
would suit themselves better than at Messrs.
W. 11. McGee & Co. clothin g elltabliiimsen;
corner of Federal Street and Diamond Square,
Allegheny. They have also
,received a com
plete
am e ns of gentlanien% furnishing
goods,
oatingand
, groat variety of Dew patterns for
waisto
BitcorDMoat. or Fact aro WirralGOODo,
just received at ttatu'l Graham & Co.'s, Mer
chant Tailor', No. 54 Market street. It eon
sista of the very latest styles - of cloths,
kindeassimeres and vestinga; Olrematings of all
s of the very finest quality, all of which
is seleeted from the latest importations, and
will be made up in the most fashionable and
best manner. Gentlemen desiring • stock of
goods to select from, that cannot be iguriumed
by any other in the city, and every garment
warranted a perfect tit, would do well to glee
as an early call.
BAU GRIAL&V Co.,
Merchant. Tail M
ors, No. 64 Market at.
SAVVIL OILLRAM, Geo. litoCsarmssa.
Tut ffAts.--The Wheeler4t Wilson Sewing
2daehine Company carried off thciriecustom
ed honors at the Fair orthe American insti
tute—the %hat Premien for the beet Double.
threaded Sewing Machine, bang thomoitper
feet and simple in its construction sad work
ing points; alio for their Button and Eyelet
hole Machine, for novelty and perfection of
its work—di tomsfor a beautiful specimen of
machine braid work, and a direr medal for
Foote's Patent Umbrella Look litand.—/Ode
pendent, Oct. 22.
I JIIHT ECAZITID AND RILD7 101 Same.--The
fine assortment of Pall and Winter Clothing,
k.tely received by Megan. John Wier ,fi
Merchant Tailors, No. 146 Federal strsbt, Al
legheny. The stock of clothing contieti of
the finest variety of gent.' pantaloons, vests,
coats
t:anddi overcoats. The style of patterns Is
Muta and fashionable. We would invite
all oleo, readers to give the above gentlemen'
a rail.
Vstrentc Tzerzeronr.—Rev,
Boeton, 3fass, writas--"I taw
the adviee of personal friends,
ien's World's Bair Restorer
mum, for wend months past,
feat and entire satisfaction. X
twirl nor gray; niy . hair was dry J
bee regained the softness of ita
• Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Greenwich et. - •
Ws Mersa n Be Then
medicines so reliable, Miler('
as Holloway's Pills and - Ointnat
ready for use. They aro Mesh;
Soldier exposed' to Wounds, Sm
and Bowel. Complaints. They
Only 2 0 cents Per bozos pot.
Warears, Javauty, 4tc.—J. M. Roberts,
No. 17 Filth street, le now opening the most
chola; stook of Roe Gold anitßiller Nathee,
Jewelry, 'Bihar ware and Paney Goode ever
dlephiyed in this city, and 'ls selling them - at
remarkably loir prices.
Occomsr..-8. A. &mint, M. D., removes
Cataract by a • new operation, causing but
sUght pain, urnuny can now testify. Ite.
stoma byil:ste operation, bit or misplaced
eye.fids, rates . for - Strabismus (crooked
eyes,) 'Epp ont (bare flowing over the el*
and all other affeetions of the 1,741.,
donlehtirreais stroll,
FMB ao An. town dollars.
Four dollars, Raw dollars. •
&awl Institetn, Dentil institute._ _ -
Best cheep Dentistry, bait cheap ampst r y.
No maeldne work, no *rib:Wirral.
,
Ch nitivii and amigo gat ie g
thei %gag getis t No. - 410 ma' grog, dal
sir night- Anemias kit at . the gagsplag
will as prompdy Wig& to. AU call{ mast
be paid In ignigs.
111
041oPPArs VEGETABLE 41 7 ,F,
PILLS AND PIIiENTE MITTEBS.
Them Medicines have now beeza4fore the public
fora period of . thirty years, and dtring that time
have maintained a high chirectm In entry part of
the globe, for the 'extraordinary curative properties
which they proem.
The LIFE PILLS, in cases of Saveloy!,
Bilious and Liver Affections, Biteumatism,
Penn, and Ague,, Obstinate Mader-btu, and all gee
end derangements of health, have iffrariahiy proved
a certain and speedy remedy. A single trial will
place the Life Pills beyouttthe rash of competition
in the estimation of every patient.
The PHCENIX a rrtgas will he found equally
etlicwous in all cum of Nervous Debility, Dyspep
sia, Headache, the elckneas tuddiktt to females la del
icate health, and every kind of weakness of the
digestive organs.
Prepared_only by ANvitriv ANIZILION, Jr
Trusts° for the heirs of the late proprietor, Dr. Wm.
B. B. liorat, deceased,-
! {l----,TO Niffir#ol7B 13111717=8 OP
BOTII SILX.Y.B.—A reverend patietub hav
ing been restored to health in A, few dap, after on.
dergoing all the /Foal routine Led InetaMo eapea
/doe models of treatment, without success, considen it
him sacred duty to oommuoicato to hie &Meted fellow
creature" the means of cure. Hum, on the receipt
of an addromtd envelope, he will sead,AN a My or
the prescription need. Direct to Dr. .TOilli If.
DAGNALL, Ifte Fulton meet, 2f. Y.
_m1311:4-dswY
..
1 ,0111(301.
~ ..itoartisozr, ERA & CO., (131/0.
rearm to Bouctsos, llnns 2 Sttuass,) WANILNO
TON WORKS, Bourmuts t MAcuctirrs, Pittsburgh.
Itisinthsatureni of BOAT AND fiTATIONIERT
STEAD ENGINES, BLAST ENGINES, )ILL
its ciirszuT, GEABLNG, SHAINDIG, Can
ing, of all dascrlptions ; 0/1; TAKES it STILLS,
BOILER AND !MEET DION*DEE.
Agents for GINPARDII PATENT.INJECTOR
fl.---40.112-reooloo., man.
rAchlren or MOE' RAILING, /EON
VAULTS AND VAULT DOORS, WINDOW SHUT
TERS, WINDOW GUARDS, &1., Nos. SI SECOND
.d 86 THIRD STREET, bal. Wood and Hulce&
Heys CM band a rark.t 7 of near Patterne.h.acy and
plaln, aultabl• for ill purposes.
Particular attantlonvld to enolc6l/4
Jobbing done AI shortnatio!. Grave Lott.
TrZi= . IIILIIIEETh itlanataatir
mit/12E10N AND DOMESTIC BUM Or
'EXCHANGE. CERTITICATES Or DEPOSIT,
RANK NOTES AIR SPECIE, No. & MARKET
STREET, PlUilbursb, P.
11197- Collect lola made azi all tLo prtualpal cities
tkjrotairhout this t'Ay i ed Shark app
IWO
AWD 00.111d1ISSIO3 MZUCHANTnad
erbolesale dealer In CRUSE: BIGI7XEL, 87.EDE4
FISH. and produce generally, No. ZS WOO) sr,
lnobargh, Pa.
READY EARLY INT NOVENLBER,
Gen. Butler at New Orleans;
A a t
of the Departmeiit of Um Golf the yeti
lae2. sub an ACCVtIIIt of the capture of. liar Or.
kora, mid a Wretch of the previous career of the
General, Met and military. By J a
n, PatIVZ.
author of " Life of Arierew Jacteen," “Life of
Aaron Burr," etc.
Mr. Part= has had the bast peseible ti for
the preparation of thb went, including freedom to
oflimal doom:mum The capture of Nev. (Metal.
and General Batter's istraUon there, term the
meet brilliant epoch filth present war , and those
*boar. sconalatod with 11. r. Yanon's psi:lons works
will amid a volume of latentest Istartst. It
. •11.1 b. y early In November, formic/cons octavo
volatile of about 100 papa Prim. In cloth binding,
lif 00.
Gtool 1111 7 moo" BACITEL=I3,
M=
8010 Apia At E. M. Ihrett4 Clolatnatod
Glazed and Unglazed Spool Cotton.
Irarroir—TALL ILlVl3.,fajp,
Mao. Ara N'ICTOIIIA. DIAMOND AL.
WATRBS . DORTON'S AND MULTI EDINM,
COTTON:
coma nrrn P a N HAMM' truer% (tp
stem) Pittaburgh.a
inirThe lebolnitdenrade 4, 12pP1it4 in qtts
suit, by the case or leas , se antitie
dlil to
.1101tTIFICATIUN --_ l/Li.s. .„vrtyritAs........._
1 TO THOSE IN satranrsp...-The Committee
eppeinted to ma t e
aecounta for labor on the
Ibnidestios, City of Pittsburgh. 'eel
hereby uotir MI persons baring bills Ihr labor or
material seed upon the intreuchineut. to present I
the same, totem the Ist day of Noratuber. to OEO.
if. Tl ll . l llBol‘. at the Board of Trade Rome, he
haeing been instructed to attend to the duty Oben.
leg all such bills 'UMW/ tads 01$ sad properly
authenticated.
Dy order of the Committee.
CEO. H. TUtiftBTOß, Bee, Es. 0n,,.
to .
of the above notice. I will attend
daily pupae of tarnishing theproper Anna
for making out said bills, sad tbr recohing - tisa same
after authentication by elabnanta,n Boardt She
Trade Rooms, from II to Wks. in ti
'Mtn. O.T. of
sefint
..........._____
Special dispatch to the Pltuthargh Gazette.
Bannon, Oct. 28, 1833.
There is a mass meeting here to-night. It
is the most immense affair that has aver been
witnessed. Sentiment Square le packed with
the mass, 'trete/dug front side to side. Pro
cessions from all the wards, with hnetaPaecei
cies, etc., and the enthusiasm is beyond * all
bounds. The platform, are covored with some
of the most prominent men of Maryland,
draped in flags and crowned with Mottoes._
"The Union," "Emancipation;' "Goldshar
ough," are , among the mottoes on the tune--
Truancies. Such la these wero the most prom
;Mime I "Triode= Dewitt on Mardi/hid,"
•
Niewari: le Doid—lts Treason,. Me .e. d B.,'!_
"Ws go for the Government at_ any_ ant,"
Here an the Bast Baltimore, -Emancipation-,
/star" `Wanly. the Shame Spot of the 14th.
Centary," "How ano;you now, Vallandfg
harn ?" Pree Labor "and rree . Speech,"
"dray with Slavery," "Down' with Slnery,_
and ap with Ullman It I glitz," and several
With Agnes of negro soldiers, and : such
phrase, art, "I gibs it to de, Copperheads,"
I fights for de Union,"eto., eta.
Winter Davis, the Bret: speaher,• said that'
he had just returned from, carrying, the war
into Africa, la , tbo lower czothtlei ,or May
/and ; Vharthe shutd wn
o oieri the victory !.
Mead; won; and; nothing' remained 611 V-the
formal prcelath*on 19' i bo'retipct the ?IWO' ,
had' already . deticiii. - . ,
1 Secretary Mass was recaloodVibbasofW,l
cheering, and he made- wyeat4ndtsgailittle I
speed, tactual:ate iiiscosf aiadoislasza:'!'
• 014 - chide - 14 XtaYs4ectiiialiii or -Sit
.4 - ii,;
leans; Judge - Molly ; Of . Philadelphia'; Saunter'
Galloway, of mid:4obsi bovi;dO,".ii,
rear:.7ll4ll.l4lz4Se ihirtdftlifilkireollers'
Stitt Merylind spealiera are it ihis tin? (ittii
1
.-- -- ;:..,----- 12 . -- - 7-------- • tlino) - ciit4l44 the hooting - ..
I''' "nitii — i - 00, No. 18.5 ' Lai • Tbiiiii• no, heittaae7 about laiso3 4 ,:*
o o Sauwatttelcrik iw..wioyeale aro: bo o ji . bbs isisig:ast teriati. - It IS ' the but t *'
mi . 0,2. ea }farthing. and dealers la 00171. ....
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Tlkt PRODUCT, PBOVISIOBA /MOON. USD, date destrnotin oe te. el. _ ,
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p.,BUMS. WS. Fanalirelirar• mpacit lna* Z0i.*:10.3,40 14arltfkii4irttke,
p y a
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-, APAR ,:11.1147 EN,V.ELOM%cW 'iliiimit,t;,io.-;tlo%l44lll.4.::NalYwuili,:oicz,
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gotril.74 ,ol Z4erxit ~-:, '._ ~,, -:.- Arm. ~,...,.. ;,, i t; -;, I) , ,- fr •.; ......r...,..-. `.:., ..;'"
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ta.lialltlitmiAP4
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e'disi d e .r;, , ,, .:,--... a lifeid 1 rijillaudipeowlT z F 42 ays ; , .L.t ea ta lii,o arcotne
-- - '" , . , 1 1:.',7-1...ti V S.:A:et-a A C.:7 Itil: itAre: :.' ,6.;r4,4-C.
Ammer toutnnuessetra %/nun,
Comer °And Utt streets,
Wasblanto
A. 0
n. D. C., Oct. 101eL 1063.
Wliall_,
DE SOLD AT PUBLIC . Tlt, oa Ili nom sad rowan MIR
NVIDAYII, 11th aad „Wilt of Noember, at Um Corral
oun near tbs Washington obematiiry, • large lot of
public seicice. Alf 4) MULES, condemned as unfit for
Bale to commeate
ds st 10 o'elec. - k a. In.
Term/ ash, In atiternalOnt San.
ease. a: TOMPICINS, 1
Capt. sad A. Q. 31.. D. 8. Army.
=I
A NOTIIER LIZ
itEra...-we an icte prom*, to n m a a s_ c ....
Übe sad sad fitslahoete watt' anhlta
amok aim. she and styolte. W. will Ayala ail'
D
machinery of t boo+ and soma In pow or
vile , ' - proseptheer
li-OctS "eh. to
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APaghtVairc.
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HOME DLIZERI, Abr 11166- la zli ril doh.. to
ass, in tagoodon 'Torten in - sq. Noroses....
with gilt edges sod with =Ms ' th t ne i r .
orot claps sodelsotio Suitsobni. 011 t, , y — /,
Rom tbs eQmaest to stis, Tos7:, Nut. Tor oas rt
nomads rasa by - -
WK. (3.I9ETXBTONA Cif Ittadoitirs. .
04411sworret ' ' a Wood
111121
iteraf chirtroapittrottittiortn_ . ept u ea.
*tha n 4 1 large 'iinid ; eplendltketoe't , af the
*lore pan t ed goode;all of alattitill fro veld
.
at low prices.
Gates ananerrn In French Merinos, Co-
Grant and
buil:, and
Fifth s Mari am tree , ets. t Finales, corner of
Cumin's of all kinds at first oat ran now be
had at J. Finch's, corner of Grant and Fifth
stroctr.
11.11t0a138 in Lot:maw:lgram Shawls
at Finch's, eornor of Grant and Mb streets.
C. Sax., Dentist, 218 Nntnot, will at
tend to all holiness of his wort:talon.
DIED:
MIicINTYSR.--On Wedneadayinoining, Oct. Mb,
ART, wi fe of Gao. L. Mclntyre, In the gth year
her p.
Tlee Glenda of tha family are raspectfally bolted
to attaod the funeral, Tirrnenar erounoto, tram the
redlerica of her hasbacel, No. II Palo Alto otreat,
Allegheny City.
EA'/ON.—ln St, Lode, on Wednesday morning,
October :Sib, Mr. JAMEB EATON.
Notices will be given of the funeral opcoathe arrival
of the body.
SPECASL JrOTICES.
Su DITADIVAT,
For sale by by all Drtiggio, Tr York.
oolllatadiarP
r
Ei tMtnie lir tit musolA
and tnrac a n
WaliMuNG
sod IfOing a
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09, WeDASEA
No. 91 Smith/1M mart.
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.- ! frpiou: igiAteiLapgiittlittitia;-dritittß''g. ' 4 l
OUR SPECIA ' Cul - Wag:l p botcher ii, 15'4
L DLSPATCHES. A brilliant achievement occurred hero bat'
night-
...li detachment, under Cannel Stliion
I of the 18th bilo, coated Etill 'in*itinii7, own.'
the river in the face of rebel aluirpolienters.l
and landed arDrowiiiterry, two and. a half'
miles below thin Oat:a
_, They . bailt a Midge
under their taco and surprised. and drove-the.
rebels fro= the ridge on the swath tide, epon;.
leg communication; with Bildieio - tt; I The
rebels are flanked, end mast evactate "Look-
Oat."' ' ' - '
FROM WASHINGTON
sped.] Dteeatch . to the !amt.:ugh Casette.
. . WASIIINO7O3 CITY, Oct 28,1823.
rron srasna's azstr.
There is nothing to inikate any considera
ble booy of rebels in our front. The recent
artillery and earalry demonstrations, which
hare been exsggered into formidable engage
manta, are really nothing inoAt_ than an at
tempt to discovermar poaition and operations,
as la tho belief of some of our boat Informed i
oaken.
!, There was a raid, the night bofore last, upon
oar pickets, near Fairfitx Court Howie, amount
ing to nothing, howoror.
A squad of Mosby'," cavalry marls a dub
upon some mule teams, Jut evening, near
Brhtow - Station, but the oolored driven saved
the mules by unhitching and driving them,
and following on-foot.
Lut'a calipaitix.
It is behoved that Lea's boasted campaign
into Marylanffand PennsylranLt has depner
at)d into guerrilla dashos upon the railroad,
picking up now and then a ttraggling soldier,or
capturing a wagon or two.
TIRED OP TUE W.
' All account/ agree as to the matt utter des-,
Mutton of the rebels. Two citizens reached
our lines from Richmond, who assort tbst the
groat Mast of the popubtoo aro utterly tick I ,
and tired of war, with its sufferings and
famine. .
•TPOZZITED coluttesitman.
The President has apPothted E. P. Perry .
Commissioner fir Tennessee, to roan taxes
On personal property and toots, ander tho
law of hut winter.
. ' SUNOS OF A
The firing of eannen,• heard at Painesville,
and Whlok gate rise to a rumor of a battle
yesterday, was that of an artillery review,
probably near Boalton.
BAD TUATXECT OF OV4 PE18021114.9.
It is certainly known here Goatee? prisoner,
in Richmond were never so badly treated as
at preterit. They aro being 'tarred by the
rebel authorities, and more or less of them
are actually dying from orpoatire to the cold,
in their nakedness. • The e'icuse for ars
treatment is, that the rebel government does
all it can for them, thnir troop' in the field
faring pearly as badly. The War Department
here is straining every norrii to relieve our
„brave unforturiatee; though we /car that much
that la intended for our brave tusfortunatee
will, on arriving within the rebel lines, be di
verted to other wpm,.
?Et 04ADV Or OYCIETILI.
At the last session of Congress a law was
passed authorizing tho President to place In
command, at hi, discretion, °fasters of any
particular grade over officers of the same
grade, without reference to the date of their
oommiallons. - gen. Blunt has raised the
question against Gen. Schofield, that while
the law clearly Hermits an officer of ono grade
to outrank another °Seer of the same grade,
although the latter may hold a commiaslon of
date anterior to that of the former, yet the
law does not authorize the appointment of
racers of inferior to command over thole
of superior grade,. Gen. Schofield le but a
'Brigadier, hit appointment as Major °auroral
not, having been confirmed by the Senate last
winter, whllet Gen. Blunt, and Gen. Steele,
now under his command, are regularly eon
firmed Major Generale.
X.% TIONAL II• NMI. •
National Banks hare bean authorized with
capital as follows : Dock /elfind,"lll., $100,000;
Lonitrille, $110,000; Union 11111 s, Pa., $50,-
000; Madison, Ind., $300,000; Bangor,
$1115,000; 'tsarina, Ill.,$50,000; Lasalle, IIL,.
$50,000; $ 7 0,000:' Detroit,
$500,000.
• PLXILUITCI is ran /aim
Geo. W. WILIIILZI3, pricato secretary of Got.
Yates, of Illinois, has been appointed Assist-
ant Paymaster in the Nary, and passed as:
imitation.
TILT. turas.
A hotertgeneons mass of dee thousand peo
ple, of both sexes, attended the rues on the
National course, yesterday. Among the no
tables present were the Secretary of the Inte
rior, Marshal Lamon, and Mayor Wallach..
The but time mode was 2:29yi, In harness.
vartonat. BANK NOTII3.
The engraving of the notes of the National
Bank has btren In the bends of the National
Bank Note Company some lime, and will soon
bi‘onspleted.
naan.aso rucruns.
Maryland will elect Unconditional:Unita
Congreastnen throughout—says, Winter Da.
via, and others.
COART rtcroastu.
Cyrus W. rleld 1, here, trying to Indaoe the
Secretary of War to hare telegraph win laid
along tho Ooast, 04 Autborind the. /oat
Coupe's.
GREAT , BIOS 7[EETLN6 IN BALTIMORE.
-.`"
/Great ; credit la duo acieral Smith, Chief Sale of ,¢t . -
,' ' - ,
Engineer. Capt. Dresser, /assistant, and Col, PHIL•DILPII.I.I, Oct. 22: 4 -Tite idkihr 11ir5 , ..%
tt►eall L to Pate ,
=mitted to $3,P25.,450. Par-
Stanley. - • ' '
ties intending -m take say these bonds cdo tile:,
Ost/ 011 S is fivs. kil i sd a" of `l€'''S.sl',!,seKl'ld, wed to subscribe.aoo4,- ,• • ~..- --, ...,.:-Ir
of Haien'S Brigide.- ''- -; ' . '' ' .‘ ri olt i t,. , t. . . , -- " --- --r----,.- 1 ~ ,
..- .., . ~.-I .
ra" tisburgher. _ •--
Gen. Palmer Is assigned to the command of ItLIDUCTI3ij, Oct. '2 :=7:Yolin L. 0'2;111V.- '
the 14th ' Airriy.clepir. • ."
:' • : . U.S. .hillitdiy:'Pelegespli* Operator;ot•Pittj.,•
bhigh', Pa.; a-g6htleitan-dc.orrecily esteeeie.d,'
die d.thii,erenitig, at Alexan4lit, Ca.; of tyi_
p ho ldleeer'Age t l 23 yeats. -.
.
! ,_ . pito . * . FtEvg..opr.
~,. .
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apootot mo;o t to.it to th e pittourith 61 ,..tv , . ,
Sraccasoa, Oct. 28, 1.863. ,
Yesterday Gen. RUM; with 2 ,0 0 0 men of
Gem Palmer's Division, attached tho enemy ;
tiPoin 7.4okotft Matintain; and tiftei li - idi . ..
contest drove thorn, from their position.
It is pribable that commitaicatfoni between
Bridgeport nod Chattanooga, along tho Ten
nessee, areopen. . z
From Washington.
W .4 3 XXOTP; 9niv Governor, of
Cblerado;4ho ' is also Indian-Superintendent
In teat Territory, hoe-informed the Commis
/1012V of. Indian.:4ireitsar tbst!tillotokluzleticT
with' the -wintniti siturhroorilered to•bti
appointed, and tails ithn 'tiSeistauce of Air.
k.icolay, the President'a private secretors',
have concluded a treaty with the Talieueacio
bands of Idahoralthongitthey failed tarcenre.
their settlement on a reservation. There is a
provhdon that all-each rettlemekts may be in
augurated far a gradualoon.scuamation of the
hludi cedetl de the //ocertnent: //o says
they are Preliably,The most ppr
ettsed by the-G6vaininoilefrinitit'single
ittelatritwal Spey-do; learly allnf
the tmaninglandayet diseorered in Colorado,
sad in addition, a large amountof agricul
tural and grating . lands. 'The be: •
Mean the 3,14 th end 41st degrees of the North
latitude. Nicalay Is now on hie way to Wash.
baton with the treaty.
Information has been received at the Indi
an Bureau from the Omaha Superintendency
stating that many'of the Oneidas and Winne
bagoes had arrived there, begging for food.
The Indians fromthe /fort/tern Superintend
ency, sent to the upPer - country, are working
their way down the .311seouri river, and it I,
added - that unless eons° • notion. be taken, they
will be scattered all along that rivero greatly
to the Injury and annoyance of thewhites. As
soon as the suffaringa of the Indians became
known, Government It -once made the neces
sary peer/Gene fdr theirralief.
Several gentlemen who arrived from the wr
ingf the Petomae to-night, say that the tir
heard in the direction 'of Reatton
„rester
day has not been teionnted for, but expressed
the belief that it wa.s nothing of importaoce.
The wegoiis recently captured by - the goer
rills,' near Warrenton, contained no property
of Yalu*. This is the - seemed daring and vac
manful raid daring the present weekrahnost
into the heart of our eamps.
Iklaed the rebels have not a strong
fore* o ibis;ide of the Rappahannock.' SLOG*
i their grand retreat, however, small bodies re.
Main' at the rations erasing'. They ere eir- -
curt/scribed to - three positions by the prelim
ity of onr tomes. The enemy's eavalry.scont
the neck as far as Stafford Court Roues and
Ilartwood Church.
A number of dilemma along-the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, charged with harboring
guerrillas ' have been arrested and brought to
Washington. Some have been committed to
Old the Capital prison, and' others have teen
released on parole.
•
Thi I thle“ bad pissed Steubenville, and would resat Witty
ie
fflassaehusette State League....
Speech of Cen. Butler.
BOSTON, Oct. 28.—Tho State League, of
Massachusetts, has elected {len. B. Butler, of
Lowell, and Mr, Claffin, of Newton, delegates
at large to the National Calms League, which
meets at Washington in Deeetzther. Delegates
from each oongressional district were else'
chosen. BOIL Butler addressed the meeting
at length, taking ground with those Who Ne
lieve that the weeded States hare annihilated
themselves as Statee, - whlle the power of She
general goverommittetill remains intact over
their territory'. opposed "the jacisitheir of a
member of the cabinet that therebel-conimon.'
wealths, bythrowing down their:arias, should , '
be received into the Union unimpaired
rights, and with their I cal institutions: Nis
reasons for dictating terms before allowing the
incorporation into the - Unionof these hereto;
forehostilasectio n s,i l i nitterneiconsideratiot t a v it a ll y ,
iffectingthe interesf4 and Safety; nt the
nation. If the Confederate Sialci are re -ad=?,
milted, and their enprescistiativei take their
seats in CongresS harore some radical change
is effected, what guarantee , is there that the
Federal national debt will : not be repudiated,
or made to stand, upon tbeiiiteruattretlust the
confederate debt must Likeisile te!fotad I: and
lot this question come batons Ctitigresi, andel]
the appliance "of corrn_ption *mild be' Set'in
motion to serer° each a deariden as Would plaie
the Fedensl and rebel indebtedness on this
lame footing. Oen. "Butler "contended
drat
the rebel States matt be rege - rdedas dee troyed,
or it would be itinsoit impoesibbi to' choose
another President, far the reason that aid can
didate likely to be selected would receive such'
a support in the - North 'as to give - bins a mt.
Jority of the whole Electoral Collage s Swint!'
tilted of all the States both 'loyal dad rebel .
Transfer the question to the Boas° of Repro;
zentatiTei!iereqre each Comnionweaith casts;
only cite Tote and i'maJority each votes is
required, an d &Beatty will &greatly in-'
creased. The ppollepof safety and.kisticetAs
toieetore the Union in:the Soot fishy es'the'
PrinniPlea of tread= and loyalty are extended'
ovcr-thepow rebel domain..
• PLAAtTIT/ON ,MITTEBB, .:.--,-,"i
Inlets are tow reoscaniendttt bytha Isighest taelfrat .
aothorlttai'and - sariaited to- pmbioe strisardre‘.
beneettat •etrict.-- `Thri'ari'iiiacd:r4,li sierowies‘•
perfectly pus, 1 3 nilmgsLfgr,,,Rreed o 41 otber t012 , :' -- •
, . ~ , . srbge, a bealtby, Ardis a 21111121 W is -sslitarc.4., , ,. - „,...
~-,-;;-_,...... ..._. • ... •:' • . They parnY. stranobca alid tujidomte-
The Arrest of Mr. Wililamsen.-Artd. . n oy a ... 4 i, E .4 Ets . - n - ~ .. ti 'i , „ ,
Treatment ofthe Prisoner.. -,,,,ii...iii- , ii n if a o t ;l' - etr.. ,
of
L.;:ieriideri.t.-:
.strtallUntoWtlolll4lC4e**OldC'Xi Tar"; - " enact, ofdiartfoisindlikn:,
New You, Oct.-.2lL—.The iferalds die- They gmiktun - Lt.„.... diainlig , is .,, z ,
f_ittnb - a ta teZteD Is / 11 regard,. t° 44 ° arr"l-" Tbey - envent inbunaave and intsmaittentatarra,
maim' Williabnon Ind" Biota agents °Utile • - • - • -• . ,
Pennsylvania and Ittiohigao itelief AilsOCia- ",,,,__ Thtr Dingr,,,,....,_" InTati"u4•°63ll7°f thelftu4'
dons, for the sale of. old bandages,.vags, Ac„,.
_‘"" 7- " l.l .•.t.Prncia aria C nnttlfatlara , i , - - ,'
is incorrect, so far as the property ii raid to ' 2- agl.cutro . dandies;
if /WU Cboll.sra r ata .,.
.'
bars bean old Government. property. it wee nay curio Ltrei , pncitarnt it'd mayo.: trbed - bzbe . ..
the property of. the ASSo ciatimyand/Old. by
, l v i imaki Wiwi* ittroai.the fa
~ .0141044"
Wiillannon AW - dßless'hy,orders o f , th e Chair-, *ad IrOexattstid nata xectreatlrestorer.'l7 , py are
men of - the tancudie Conathitlees of the Ai: compeer* Or4ii cotaliritod ' .callsyat?arsk;,wt.ll;et4..
seciations, nod the proceeds dopes
their ' green, siiaarre*rpOis Mid erbs, SI -Ini:Oric!"."4"..
credit.' •''•, ' '. - • ",
perreet4 itte,"' aroja i100n.,, Tor rarticidar;„,a7s,
The treatment-.of lir. Williamson -by , Mr. chuamiud 6.42,,,pia1a ar Oc sa tea r Atold%.;' , 1..
Colonel Baiter MIS most arbitrary and unjust.- a y . iir . iil ixst ,.... mmaine
.„,„ bath ,
~.. zo,
Ale wit refused permissioit to send for 'Judge titas it aD 2 D......2... • i -- ' -
Brady, ' Chairman of ' the • Association , and - ~ •" • • --- • thltml so dirr- roaraft- 0 .:
other parties - Who , could pave ads , innoeentsa ' 2'inlP(''"r"ls*to-k.-wi' O P laa thfalt sc ,c 4 . , a "'
'ABararferal haPta- delay, A note from hir, ' 4l ' and illpisture cti 110 ilell - Oslo co2reilzfu w i th
Williamson' was .delivered to Zags. Brady; aide labee: Soft that 11.- bansris'not- mina,. :KW
who Immodlatelioldained 'int'interview with ipllliool and dchtertons_atpir re de* any person' -* 7
Judge Torner, ,,, Assistina. :Judge 'Advocate to match the tsts.tisTelq, cRr,, mds. Any '
General, and a ptitaistoptesentatione of Aho , pomonpratendkire,aeli,,XiiititG, if,“ by the -.
hots, Mr. Williamson was releaseeost parnio., gag,,,, ce InTidli,,!w . ilor:oitiir."*it sorikly_lto.'
At a meeting of the Association Ibis - 671V' 1 c k, - .l v - iilificibma...,,,,Aii pi,,,„;64,,,ltotlig.thlif.
Ang,'a committee was . aPpointed• el' Mitko •a 1 b et w 0r ,.. 4 , 1. „.. ; . 0tiii.........
..,.;,,,04.4.1ia5ii,..-.;
statement of , theasair to , the, propermutitort- ,
...,,...! ~..."--•"7_ -`-'-. ,- w i t ,-.:
ties, with wropresetdation of-the °glorious- -,---` •• I: tma-il ln"" C r mr i-t r a erl24 ' . 't
treatment of. the- aconsedby,Ool, Baker, and 1 ties ILL - . "1-'6l4.Pelort=cal'a__ .tr-IL','lll'2
lc diefind bilis' fall and unconditional re= 1 albsedr bars tror-els arc tseo' Paws -.. " ,.. ..3F -44 u -- .'''
lens front r itrreali and , the removal 'of- Bihar' bottles,era4ichOltni . =cooed in getting tnerns4iaa'
from: his position a3l Provest 2 dArshal.of the, intoblese:qaartek , The denicisd Ibi , y.inskili Zan. '
War BapartiptaA. -The meeting AtiaAttendect WIWI? Bittowlanilt ladi,!•: cler gyman, Filiisllsi.W
by' Judge, Gabor,' .BeeratArT 4 the Intinor, 2,4 tis Portbeity inirisdt4;. 'The; iimple : triat,'Or er.
GOO; 4.. t - Lewis,' Commissioner' f Internal bott,k; -,ha-siieV t'f their ' ',GE ' - et
..
Revaitte, rand , other gentle nien of 'position,' ,„ dgi • ' e,...riga are , jai trildf re..4.;t,u,'Aict - :.;
who are much incensed at this abuse of. n.
is.tH - -- , ~ . 5 t5.6. - ~,,,,,-
. p 4. 1 . - - ' d44 .' , p,,,, r_a . - - • .
, -- . . fi -- tcr 1 ,.,,H 5.4 —* ii
gosrity t ,_ , :,...._.• .
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. . - .. , .
.P. ILlitaltr. eat - - ..
sotem.sressrT - - :7'"
---:,'- way. N. r.
O.ITI
x A ...- 11, r i 370.m---m-10-11-34-fr-:
m.s, to bah windessie sad retsit;br • -•-'" -' --- , -
_TrifIeIATOMNSBiGir
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' ', .0. 6 4 giattidsld.l F,atrthstrveAt.,
ar:Ttat.Waawt-!', '• ~ . : I ',, - - '- - -' -
Zikw.Yohn ; -I)st.-28 p Q •Theatesontzliosnoi t e,
front Bataastailtieltt, hour 'orrlvod. ~....,, •-'.
- note - iirnothing new Ittozko.) - 1 ...;..,::
Thslibellion in St. Domingo .continits : O.
grail siliee.'pinorlia, and come a•grester or.
-tent of tomtoty. ----:--,-
`The' itoiy thatliiiti" iitii tio4 tree ••4 1.
'tailed tr. boinbirditteritis luitrzie: - •' • '
• A•gtukboat talholiktint Minns on the ifth.
ons mita. %Sofia port ono or ter. ,
•goatto'of , ntatiliotc . huoi if fist fightyrltti a ?elm t;
;giving the rebel iv., good !whining; whe n -. th e
riitionttrar isTagoly 'amok lo the bead= b 1
io*nopoit'inlthe bugs of anotherinbtl,loor.-
tOtkr nititiding bite. ThianthatitiosUYOUP
irootoittbio ;wouldfit nrorgerot,...:, 4 T2...0
Di iqi9ct E'oglit titatizitsociAfr::tilqky•otir,,
POtollcr - Veto Crus,-ixect traiga z , ; ,: ~-;-•...
, f l : l !ereii3iothit4' else Ileyna 1. ,- , .-, 7 '}".::,,•:,
:, i i ,,,,, , Cazu ter gaiiiaiefie,': :.
'Tal t tilirOiiLlt(44 - aiii , l.Ling3 , oairriets4 'or
Pogiollintiant3hivattnion* sint,l•le-J14.%
AWN* t0. 1 4-inaitoitiott (0 Art IisiVAPA
i llair ditthatatatilsrigesixa-e."-- , ' , - , a-r-',-N,;....L!;A1.,1
~t~r~~l;F
•
,
• 3 Farkets by Teliirrapb.
auction in- '
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Nl* TORTdayter [ (Set: 2 3.--COttou Sins at : - r. 5 653c 7 ES"
liesnrtnnent scedunt,'4B P.
Lands, 843-.l_,7essc. Mari- cincanen' vradis . g lee s n d
hear) , ;draws brands scarce andin gscil liquesii
dentdedly nester pekes 1 634:',14 sbr recnsS
t l
u c i
r C r
St 00 37.23 for ccattnan, &cod sbIPPLDS-I.7.snies
Eibis LI:111 0.; S 7 Ine„0 2.5 coed ebb/es—Lea
-116, tha'ntarkii tinning seCari)--. Whielcy quits ae - ble:'
Wanse beer and 'muss agog% nt ,ut on;
clite,toispnuasl.4, 47 tot Zaivaitticsguls,,l`
fcr...4.6sberiswa, El 40 -for I.talcayttAtubor 4,
uk,,r,sl 4.>-fr t•s4-
4ukt btaboroyebt'ttV.lol.o33C,
tveetern here and csmorush;
thartpurred
for Wes - v:1,1 Ind mate. -.11,"4..ta1et. Rt.*,
hmore attire and Armor, at $l4 50415 00, tor Oldatm.
its rt: 77 .51 - 2177" Cri Vire '
oat 41b; wtt SO rev )..:;‘,.',Vnm.,llfuti 'diner
quiet- Land dim a : 1 4;•DitUic. , • '4! ;
P
fau ' ";
of 10,03 , t Oh .115 a(g.s7ii.; 4stentbnim:WeSbLir.ii.:
' , usu. 6/ 4al 40Nr 8114CoSits)ies:.3
SI!LW7:`
Corra a Tina. a:Lb taloa 0:40 Lu at 41.41+ for.,Yellaw, !LA.
Oatoadrinced; (c.
sr $l4 bp for 01d&-n elgir)-(orNei : 'taxa ittiqp,iiti:!
• %lAA' vAltait4 -
fur
atnzokt,' 7.1.-41 one oteadj.-
Prizacq.krar tr..13111..‘rp.1 Cam- arm V.Yallv-t
11 Osta a1via=1„.k...1113.24:
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Yew rork-Stockatui-Mcatey Market.
' Yogi, Oct. 2s;-: :Edeferiitiren 2 and an scties
businesidoing at e/37, citicArat too laess.. Sterling
Llrnser.'but cicrsduil it'Sit.o3.lgitax. Gold irrez.
War rner,..4044. at Si ssAnd4lcialzig•itraw,rett
Ito sadfireirl47.
G.veratzent Et: errs qcb•t ar.4
11.0 x , - • 7.,ua 107. greets :
dull, but realer better.
C. a•
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P., h:f,5....11. S. gni
G.
C. 4 tkl.
C. aP. 7 i21. P.1"..C„. « -.. 72
__ .... ....... 113% iturem
train
is
• 817
The Allagitettp gear ratoi a tea ta,4 - 7:t Tint
day Welt, bet "fot itintez 'it' G . 43 :Lagoa:ry; 'ted - .
the metal -mark ,todieoted that* feet aLi
water la the channel fa the Oh:e. The Tucati*...clm•
glans§ cloudy and teosottlL,i stith' lalteationa wo : Ili. •
at -arable rain,
Thant !Lea beep ha depart: wee fee/Cole show Teta
day, and the 4 011 CPI" from Wheel:az Le the air
. - •
There ft sell 0 clothier dotriekt the .I , ocm:of
no 7etatirol n'^ed be •loolg3 for ite9
there /3 [1:14/91rItef':
aTbo Dipt.G.,3 D. 31om.c.'isprs4-4:44r,:'-i
laaLont ipm andilbtad,
.1111
vcry fery wial;x:4ll. p4z
suporintenden .1 of Cala. wad /a ha, iii atrof
trozble.oz,manap Dkaaalc.g.4)3, '4.7.llanocriArlat
es."/
Siettio" coin tithe.
Lel couditbee. The 'Tricked" an d the' "Leal
+tali iineh' itsiaftheitl,iae; the miteebeeknebiaelaz':
beeriehetraetod by a eotiple of regal - beats. , Thi'
"C o
Zio:".!-had thaehozuthere , topliarres,
ot railroad Iran in tow, atii bad to tio up.pntu.l/11 - .
boils ihead..eonle iret. ant of her way. The .3iee.h.7.
Stators" Inn tow hours. It Iwo expected tbat , the
"BrIckel1" aad the "Lest Lood" areald bo cetttpclletl"
to llghtert.
...
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Tha'.oll y,'Copt. 17oas, wlll leave fop 7 . i
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...,m.r,...,., Me tirawa but litlie snitor,adm.
. . .
will-got through without dettimity. .
Cm:it-John- A., Williams.,slr. .11eltzlioorer'autd,
others, of the Ohio river, bare mil the ciao peseanyer.
packet
.Lordnary, to Capt. - Bart; Able, capt, J e mk.'
A. Yere,'DirAVra. Tore, and Capt. John A. lietnlbigee,'
and' Mews. StigWell, Powell - et C 0. ,, for tileatated:
• sum of niisiocv. •.Oso'of. Om 'of. mei puma,- hunielVlat
Iles:aphis to Est pommel= olyknitteatnor anclightE,
Lei limn, should the aqtrier.ilea egree:tst Sae' O_Si4e.r.
from" present Government nereea. 'Tli this 'Went '
she will mania this paint Sn'it len, dirs,'slid bet - barest
in the St. Louis stecillcw Orleans trada.,,,llm aziG,'
ID Fe
nary was built bruary, this your; reglatereddts
ambulant, cod test -FAdielsti: It win. bea thus ob..
served that eteambeatstork Lis tiMmased veriinten"
of late, and it la' asserted that )1-duplinittrurthis
reamer cannot be built :or I.'m than the erniannl 'f
just paid for her. Efeerosterrd tonnage le 712 tone,
and he carries, 1.500 tons. .Hm. rims to A 2. The,
Luminary Is putuidy the most popular stammerer
the' Lower Mtardippi. and prore'insaluebla in
Wilt of low :water. u ; D.St.. Semis and :Sew Ctriassw
Packet. C4L JarcleS A. Toro will a:remand lmr.-.....
rl.'loals Derwin' m - '
SPECIAL, drOTICES.
{EV& 7:=-1800-4.
P° o,olll or*deut u sliPi4i; rtr o u blx 4 .71U *".*:,
nen; lassitture, patigatlat , bt the kart, laa
pote. ObitOmi lw: sating, arPid 4,:.4P-4;,
4 114 4, -; dale6Tito carer irtlie7 i4 / 1 ,
-"f IT,
WLNE' , l4f!n;!iiAR; , :
Jeiltifoizaw, ce r n e - c` =
evoalak aforzaasra. poiraa; z i
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111 7-diriai9n_wite attacked by..z.rehoi infantsy_
near Itealton Station, on racyday morning,
andliafied upcironrinfantry with
in onentile of Qermanto7:— pwo_r . re t ar
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It is nOt jwr ttait
3lpaele's Liney'je 111.111Vaiigner
tershisre teen relibeitil, btitnotfolentd II ash-
Gentlemen in .military, cfraleslirtrbeliepi,
VIZ.: Our present position is hig,l4 - j.fiidiable,:
in the event thet`Lee thenki,ventuyi tomako '
so attacks
VEIL. INTELLIGENCE..
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