WANTEIr=4O
MeV - ALLFODENY LIGHT INFANTRY
for immediate service. 1 amatithormsd-by Gen.
NAgltit to , rithis a comfialit of Infantry fol. one or
rhelegirthitlM of Ittir Miade.• 'I he rentment
nit be organized until it Is f • 1 , . a 11 , thererere, wr
loin will have a voice in tie selection of ratmentril
alitersi = The 'men Arbl he sent. fres of ra• art. to
Comp Cameron (at Harrisburg,) immediately, and
s,ft arriying.there will b$ elm Md and equipped.—
Men dealristr- of enlist ng for brae yearn or di ring
thaiwitrinve recreated to coil at me R VAC RUII t NG
OFFICE, N 0.125 Y b TA EE r. Pitisburgh,
nerirliare'a•Hiatel. - JAM DI LOW RIE, Catit,
EePti rAte ..n , .ion co. is. rain reg.
MEN AN IEU for the V
thar_JJAVVL"..9 3 jt,3 COL ippny's r
Egitnent. no*
wialaiuttm fletuly•lhriera, ivn 102 SIM ry -
FIELDSEITREE J. It. ix) te,,
.4 ' 9. 9 40 _ , ()soma. .
pßii.rosALs l'oß CORN
B .I 3 * I .EDA ) ROPOULd ere inv:ted WI the 4,lth
otaept4ober, at1:1,31.; for bpplyiog Corn to the
hnbeeetenc 9 UopnrJmentcfthe Aewy.
The Ournto he in tturetir, end to be delivered in
Weehington.tity, at the Cattle Yard in Monument
.Equare,,
Aiddoto lowrvgaeate.l to ete'e the price par 100
pond or fIaTP.
Lb let 100,000 rounds nreare wl I be required, to
be delivered are half by the 10th of October, 1181,
end the whole del.very to be made during the
moral h, of Oztobor
The lads lobe directed to UspL A. BECHWITR,
C.. 84 U.B A., end endorsed ''Yropoeste for Com."
setti.d
pRuPosALS FoR NA Y
SEALED I.'9O.POSA till the 21di ot
.Beptem,
her, 1,861, at 12 o'd t),* M, are invited for furnish.
log the , pubdstence D pertinent a ith 100 tone of
ne L
Nay,
't Hay - lobe delivered in Weahlogton et such
pare as he Goveramtnt may direct.
The . qiisility to tat ryit+l to the beet, and to eon..
gist of timothy and clover nt sod.
The Government re •erves to use f Use tight to
reject all or Iny of the bids, and for any canoe
it
may think pruner. Payment for food Hay to be
made in Traesury non a it Government c.esiro
to
do so.
The Hay to be fon:oohed in he'es frrm 350 to
400 pounds,ead the ler wilt of wood end wire yard
fn balirg to be deduc'ed.
The bids tote tliteett.,l in rant A. B1.1:1i. W I TH,
C. N. U. 4. A., and endai sea - Pmptstil, Gar Hoy . ^
sell) t
QEA L.P.:14 Pitt )PosA tire Invited till
the 20,h 11 ty •• I ' l4 A•tat . tol.rr. 18t1, r or "urP
1.t.t0 army of the Vot• ro Pt/ At Ut. A bout
49,00 bushel+ uid tte r••luirv,l. Isl tr of a' our
0 , 0 huehala'pirr 'aryl; Tl. • Potatoes to be of we
first quAltly rind t (0,1 iu , rtAltly to the lot °A lug
kinder
Mete Ara (blue.)
Pink Eye,
Moronic (vrh.ie )
The Po'aSnes to be den vere..l at Ws shington, and
subject lo eireli inepoet,on on deliver v an the ?Lite
els'anoe Department may rs (11;re, amt pay moot to
be made in Tremens) , u ,, tes L tiovernment ehould
desire iL
The. Polatoeato inr delivered in good str.ng be -
rale, and molt hualul ur ts.., eat mined at 60 IhR.
Tile bale to he st reeks to Capt. A K WITH,
C. e., U. 8 A • Wash i nto,, D. C. salt'
tr
Artily Supplies
„.„
RTERM ST EBA I OF Fir; p,
BAUtif ;10. L 4 11 1 . 14. 11 / 1 11 -
IQ EA LED PRol A I WILL E
IL xecretved .CtuA - o until 2 o'clock, P' icor
f •Ilowlng Altai Y Si ?laths, deny* ratite at the
hit d'initlfolott 21.1.0 f Se ptemhor, 1801, for the haat
e
Military,Htprerflarrfahurein quail 1118.8 as ri edited.
Said prOposald tole 'publicly opeaed at the time
and place natned,and Ills !Cr •esam I b,dderi to
be , antionticeinkenon,..ttereaf.er ite convenient
the right, being reri"eited by to,. 81a.e to ineroaae
or ailmiahh.the nithiber mid q tawny It I aid ar
ticles
n Hospital' Tents, w th thee, pi Its, pins, &c,
eumple e '
Sixteen Hundred and Fifty Common 'l vat', poles.
pins, An, complete
Two - Hundred and Fifty Wall Ten , ,, wilt thee,
poles, plus; &c, complete
One Hundred Drums with Fillet; slings, car
riages, cases, &c, comple'e
'Pwo Hundred (200) Drum Heade—l, tier
Two Hundred ( 20 D
I um Beale—snare
One Hundred Cocoa kites
'Pen Thousand Three.pint Ca sterna, covered and
strapped cotton
Ten 'I housand Havereacka, furry standard
Ten Thousand. Haven ticks. enameled cloth
Ten Thousand Knapsack 4, straps, etc., complete,
army standard
Ten Thousand Knapsacks, a raps, etc., complete,
enameled. cloth
' , EXlCHandrod Shovels
• SixAtindrel Spades
'Biz Hundred flat chete—han died
%. Six Hundred A xes—handted
Six Hundred Pirko—handled
Ten Thousand Tin Plates
Ten Thousand paws Kn'ves and Forks
Ten Thousand Tin Cups
Thietationsand Mess Pane
One Thousand Camp IC ettlea
•Ten Thousand Great Coats, Infantry
.iTen Thousand great Coats, Inc Mounted Mtn
Ten Thousand &neaps, woolen lined
• 'Ten Thousand /Tine Frock COMP
One Thou, and yards sltv b'ne 'Paps, for chevrons
'lwo Thousand Casiery Jackets
Twofftionsand S. able Frock d
Ten Thousand pairs Troweero, footmen, dark
blue horsey
Twenty 't housar. , l white Bernet Flannel bhirta
Then y Thousand pairs Drawers
Twenty Thousand pairs litccliins
Twe Thousand pairs revelry Boots
' Ten Thousand pure Bootees
Ten Thousand Entree., Caps.
Ten Thousand sets et Infantry Acoourtraments.
Twelve Thousand double numbers
Twelve Thousand / utters, A to h. inclusive
•• One hundred and Thirty Serriemica Sashes
Ten Thotuiand Blankets, seven feet by rive feet
six inebea, wool gray, letter P. V, in centre four
inchtialOrg,Weighillig five pounds.
Two Thousand ('urry Combs
Two Thousand Horse Brushes
Two Thousand sets of - Horse Flo ulpmen ta, each
set eon:slating of Saddle comp etc, with Saddle
bags, Girth% Cruppers, Stirrups and Straps,
Sweat loather and Carbine oceact, Bridle with
Curhrßil with Curb Halter, Watering Brittle sad
fihreingle,
TWO Thritisand 'Lariat Ron( a and Picket Pins.
T.WaThoneand Foie Bags
T.wo Thousand paus Sputa nod strata.
TWOThoneeir d cavalry Horse Blankets.
rable that all the above articles be tf do
mestic manufabture, and when any of them are
furnished by the United Staten, the same must con
form In All respects to the sealed manner d pattern
to. the United States gaartermaster'a OM :e and
Military Store,- Philadelphia,
Ten per cent of the amount of each de - ivery to
be retained as a forfeiture until the contract, is
completed. Contract eta to Slide in their proposals
the time when rte goods can be delivered, and the
speeds delivery of such articles as are need, d will
tconsidered in, awarding. the contract. bucces.-
I hiders to give bonds, with two approved sect: ,
ttus names of the sureties to accompany each
proposal.
Every proposal to be endorsed, "Proposal for
Armykuppliea. August 2d, 1881.'
All tumefies contracted for under these pro.
=to be delivered at the Military Store-house,
city of Harrisburg, unless °thee wise direr -
ed, free of all charge for Ireigbt,' healed or dray
age, unless ireight to place of delivery is greater
than to Harrisburg, in which case the d Re, ence
whl be allowed. All packages t.o deuvered to be
marked on the outside with number and desorip
tan of art i cles therein, and name of party fur
nishing sante; together Witt an Myr) o of contents
enclose - I, embracing. in addition to above, notice
of what special supply it is a part
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do Lubnoitting do
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.I . IIIC IN ATIoNAL quaitTERLY Edo lEw.
—We have received the current number t f
this valuable periodical, edited by Edward
1 Sears, A. B . for which Ptiessr, Kay &
Co are the local agents. We have 20 ht
tenon in saying that the work should be
taken by everyone who wishes to b with
the age in American and foreign literature.
Of course the greatest prominence Is given
to the former, but foreign works of decided
merit and value are examined in the origi
nal and, if considered worthy, discussed in
a liberal, cosmopolitan spirit. Educational
publications receive due attention, and
now publications are fairly crit , cited. The
present number has a rich table of con
tents, embracing a variety of articles, on
the Poetical Literature of Spain, Hans
Christian Andersen's Fairy Legends, the
influence of Music, the De Sanpures, Ma ,
hornet and the Koran, Wills and Will
Making, A.ristottle, Carthage and the Car
thaginiane, Spasmodic Literature— Pt Pip
Thaxter, notices and criticisms, and one
article which has now a peculiar Interest,
the Secession Rebellion and its Sympa.
thizers. These contain a vast amount of
ir.s.ructive and interesting matt er an d will
be generally acceptable We el vise a
careful permed of the National Q isi terir
for Septumbi r
AN
LATTsa.—fdEssafi, J l , l I: 12 is
AND StiVrlt, Principals, Iron City College
—Gentlemen: I have long felt it my duty
to address you a note, expressive of my
appreciation of the valuable instrurtion
afforded by . the Institution under your
charge. Or late, this duty has become still
more apparent. My eon Edward, soon
after graduating with you, enlisted as a
private in Capt. Hull's company, Colonel
Black's regimen?, and upon arriving at
Washington, was detailed as Secretary of
Headquarters of Provisional Bridades, un.
der Gen. Porter, and is now in his office
in Washington city.
Edward is scartely eighteen, and his
success I attribute Phi, fly to the lustre^.
thins received -at your hands. I would
strongly urge upon every young man who
Is desirous of becoming, a thorough busi.
flies man, the importance e.l enti ring the
Iron City College at the earliest liniment
practicable. Very truly yours
.R.
Greensburg, Sept IT. '6l.
CT ECESRIn Nisr. A correspond.
ant signing himself '.Oil Creek," writes to
us in reference to Mr. Jas. McClintock, of
Dempsaytown, Venango county, who, it
was stated by the Meadville and Franklin
papers, had exprased himself in favor of
secession arid prohibited the stars and
stripes from being raised in the village.—
On hearing tide, says our correspondent,
the 'Oil Creek cavalry." and son,e resi
dents of Oil City visited Dampseytown cn
Saturday last, "to raise the stare and stripes
at the peril of their lives." Mr. McChn-
Lock met the company, welcomed them to
his hotel and avowed himself as a strong
Union loving man. It seems that Mr.
McClintock was a Douglas man and bay
dug remarked that he would raise the flag
on a hickory pole he was set down as a
secessionist. He says he is ready at any
time to aid in putting down the present re
bellion and that the stars „end stripes will
be floating in front of his house in a few
days.
The Elgittlt Regiment Ira, a Brush
the Rebels.
The Eighth Pennsylvania Reserve, Col.
Hays, according to letters received here,
"have mot the enemy," and given them a
taste of their quality. After a severe
march from camp Tenalley to Point of
Rorke, nineteen miles, Capt. Jehnston's
company ana the Greene County Rangers
were detached as pickets, and advancing
four or five miles, put to flight a number
of rebels on the road. ThFy moved to
wards a log house which seemed to be the
rebel head quarters, and attack d it after '
loading with double cartridge. A few
shots at the chimney and an open window
brought out a woman with the stars and
stripes, and a few more a dig of truce.
Five rebels were killed, three in the woods
and two in the house, and several wound , .
ed. None of the Eighth were hurt.
Tag GERMAN REGIIIENT.—OOI. Sctrim
melfennig, with the battallion of his Ger , .
man regiment raised here, some five hun
dred men in all, left Camp Wilkins, where
they have for some time bean quartered,
about noon yesterday and marched through
the city to the Pennsylvania ltAilroad
depot, where they took passage for Phila
delphia, where they will be joined by throe
hundred more now in camp there. The
regiment is composed of stalwart Germans,
nearly all trained soldiers and, when tilled
to the war complement, which will require
two hundred more men ; will be armed
and equipped by the government at once.
We shall expect to bear a good report
from this body of soldiers.
.onsrm FOR GOVERNMENT —T:ie
ana Regisler says: "Six hundred horses
have been shipped for Washington from
this place within a few weeks. The ogent
has intelligence to the Effect that five hum
dred more will be ready for shipment as
fast as the company can provide the means
of transportation. These eleven hundred
head of horses have probably cost not lees
than one hundred thousand do:iars, which
is a handsome cash item to be placed to the
credit of this and two or three of the ad.
wining counties."
STORE ROBBED.—The Mercer Dispatch
of Wednvday says: Tile store of Newkirk
of Brownsville, was entered on Friday
night last, and robbed of of various arti,
ales is the P mount of $BOO or $4OO. An
entrance was effected by getting in at the
second story window, and from thence de
scending to the store room. No discovery,
we believe, has been made of the perpeter,
ators,
DIRECT FOR WasumoTow. —The second
detachment of the Graham Rifles will leave
for Washington on Friday, to join Col.
Graham's Zniave Rifle Regiment. Twen•
ty-five good men wanted to fill up the
Company. Apply at 2d story of Wilkins
Hall, Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
W. J. PHILIPS, Capt.
W. W. FULLWOOD, 2d Lieut.
PRESBYTERIAN INTELLIGICIIrm,—The
Synod of Allegheny meets at New Castle
next week. Arrangements havo been made
for a canal Coat to leave New Brighton at
12 o'clock m, on Friday of next week, for
the purpose of carrying members ofSynod
and other to New ()agile, so as to reach
that place by 6 o'clock the same evening.
Nut:sm.—Mts. McNeily, an experi—
enced nurse from the House of Refuge, and
two ladies of this city, have gone to For.
tress Monroe as army nurses, accompanied
by Rev. W. A Passavant as an escort.
Tax wheel of a buggy was knocked off
on Grant street, yesterday morning, by
coming in contact with a lamp post
while the horse was indulging in a little
runaway.
CAPT. IGLuorr, with a fine company
from Butler county, arrived on Wednea.
day evening and left to join Col. Rippey's
regiment last night
THIRTY.NINE new students have been
received at the Western Theological Sem
inary this session.
COL. Eitivrz' RZOIMENT, llow in Camp
Wilkhut, is rapidly filling up and will be
sent forward this week.
=ffM
t 1 Tux Hoe
thkt'itPr '
-RM.—T he Com•
05 • r'
,
mitres " ib:) . 4 *Derettifatinve appointed a
sub- committee to confer with Qoarterthas
' ter General Hein and lay hater° him the
' facts with regard to the arms in the hands
et our Home Guards. They say that al
-1 though the arms have La en already Nul
..,
uenined by the government, they answer
I very well to.drill svi h HI i here made the
organ:anion to, et 4111 . 3iiini. forming in fact
a preliminary m 'nary so boo! ilf Lich has
already forrti• I ed hundruds of drillrd sot
liters for till“, sery to-, embracing the
youngest and must active members of the
companies. In on r opinion the old muskets
vs d by the Horne Clusr Is would beef little
use Lu t he government.
FLAG PRES VIT/910N AND :73UPPF.a. On
Siturd.iy last, fibs Parker, the worthy
landlady of the Packer House, at Oil City,
presented the "U I Creek Cavalry" with a
handsome flag. The presentation address
was made by Mr Waldo, and Capt. Dun,
can responded tor the company in a few
appropriate remarks. After the presenta-
tion a sumptuors supper prepared by Mrs
J. P. Thompson, Mles Woods, Miss Mali!
da Holiday and the Misses Iforewell,served
up in the new wareroom of Capt. Hanna,
kindly tebilered for the purp, se, was
partaken of with much zest and passed Of
pleasantly. The OA Creek Cavalry is a
line looking company, numbering some
Ilfty.flve young men, and will probably
reach Camp Wilkins to day via Butler,
FOUND DR,WNILD.— Yesterday morning
the body of a man, about thirty years of
age, apparently a laborer, wearing a gray
flannel and "hickory" shirt and two pair
of cross barred paws both well worn, was
round in the Allegheny river nenr the
of Heath, Duff S; Co , in the
Ninth ward. The fae,i was 'ouch dii
hg
urcd and the body had evidently been in
the water ler HIV% N. „ no et•Uld
identify the body and it well buried at the
ex fence of the county, nt,er the ti..lding
of nn inquest by Coroner Bostwick, lc
in a verdict of no 'ldentntdri.A
I'd It
Bub( ' , HOLD/CRS' (;OM Al rr E A
Committee from Phil eJelphia, composed
of Messrs J. B Townsend, W. V Patti!,
J K Fry, and Win. J. liownro, jr., arri.•
ved yesterday and visited the Coutroller's
office, where they were engiag...d in it eon
ference with Mr Lambert and some of our
prominent citizens, with a view to
ranging., if possible, an ignitable boos Jro
the adjustment of our railroad liabilities.
We hope this visit may result in an early
settlement of this vexed quostion I:: a man
ner satisfactory to both parties.
PRESENTATIONS —l"..Sterday r),
an elettarit regulation F word wag presented
to Lieut. G. W. Gray, of .AlcK-esp , •rt, b 3
sec oral of his personal frier da, at the Gi
rarti noose. Air. Baldwin made the ad
dress, and Mr. Baker, of McKeesport,
responded happily, after which Lieut. Gray
at ence left fur the tivit,with a detachment
of his company.
In Allegheny, on Wednesday. Captain
ticutt, of the B , kerstuwn Guards,
was presenteed with a tine sword by Mr
11. C. Mackrell, on behalf of several citi
zens of Bakerstown, Mr. Atwell replying
for the recipient.
REBELS CAPTURED IN CAREL Couburr
--On Thursday last at 11 o'clock, Colonel
Zigler, who commands a regiment sla
tioned at Ceredo. attacked a rebel compa.
ny numbering 250, chilling on the turn.
pike, four miles from Barboursville. The
rebels fled at the first fire, and Win. Hen
sley, their leader,',John Lawson. William
Hawley, son of Patrick Hawley, fifteen
stand of arms, seven horses and two mules
were captured. Several of the rebels were
killed and several wounded.— -117ierling
Press.
--
IN THE CITY -Wm It Russell, Esq.,
the celebrated correspondent of the London
Times, arrived from the East by the after-
noon train yesterday and Was at the Mo.
noogahela /louse last evening. He is ac
companied by two other Englishmen, Maj.
Gen Geo. Bell and Mr. L. Lainy. We
also observed the name of Hon. .foh❑
Covode, of Westmoreland, on the register
at the Monongahela,
NOT QUITE DEAD.—A man was serious•
ly beaten and kicked out of a drinking
house in the Second ward last evening.—
The police wore informed that a man was
lying on the pavement, dead or nearly so
and two of were taking him very care
fully to the Mayor's oSce, when he freed
himself and began a violent attack on one
of them, much to their astonishment.=
The poor fellow had, notwithstandin g hi
pugilistic exploit, rece ivcd a severe heath)/
____---
, ninarres SALE OF Dar Goons —The
most extensive sale of dry goods ever held
in Pittsburgh will COMMODOO on Monday
next, at nine o'clock, No. 51 Market street
by order of the Sheriff. The stock ernbra.
ces every variety of seasonable cry goods,
including a large quantity of blankets.—
The sale will be conducted by T. A. Mc-
Clelland, auctioneer.
VEHICLE LICENSE —There are some
three hundred delinquents in payment of
vehicle license, who have been ram ned to
the Mayor, Twenty sults have been al.
ready entered and the rest will be proceed.
ed against in like manner if they do not
liquidate at once
lII{ steamer Argonaut, advertired for
Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Innis, did
noe get off yesterday, but will leave for the
ports named on Saturday. Passengers
going with Capt. Brickell can do so with
an assurance of a comfortable and speedy
trip.
TURNED SOLDIER. --Mr. John Wise,the
well-known feronaut, of Lancaster, has
received a Captain's commission, and is
recruiting a company of cavalry for the
Loehiel Light Horse regiment, now organ
izlng in that county
—A-n Ede CoaPus.—lacCreery, the de
,aulting tax...collector, was before the
Court yesterday on a writ of habeas corpus,
with a view to having him released on
bail. The matter was not decided last
evening.
ACCEPTED —Rey. J. McPherrin has ac,
cepted a call from the English Lutheran
church on Pine Creek, Allegheny county,
and the English Lutheran church of Mid.
die Lancaster, Butler count .
CONFIRMATION.-011 the 17th inst,,
Bishop Domeneo of this city administered
the sacrament of confirmation to forty
persona in the Catholic Church at Wash
ington,
A szcoxip detachment of the Graham
Rifles, Capt W. J. Phillips, for the Fifth
regiment, Sickles' Excelsior Brigade,
leaves this afternoon.
Taa popularity of the "Patriot's Dream"
is attested by the full houses it still attracts
at the Theatre. It will bo repeated this
and to-morrow evening.
LAWRENCE COUNTY' has, it is said, fur..
niched eleven hundred volunteers out of a
population of shirty-five hundred voters.
DENTISTRI-Dr. No. 246 Penn
street, attends to all branches of the Den
tal profession.
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PRICES 07 Annustom—Private Boxes, $5,00% gin g i o
Beat in Private Box, SI , OO Parquette and Dress
Circle. chews, 60 eenboc Family2s cents;GallorY,
Colored
lb Galleycents., 26 Ce 0118; Colored BOX " , 60 cents;
FRIDAY EVEN 1N,./. September 2)01.—' Grand
Et C COM !—TBE PATRIOI '8 DREAM E
BAT I'LE OF BULL'S RUN.
0
NE HUNDRED DOLLA—or
rant, a good dwelliog Lome, lame and conve
nient, situation Roe, meat. Rent $lOO from now
toot:8111M. 8 .CLITHBECRT & 80N,
5/Market stmt.
Our Army Correspondence.
BENEDICT, Did ,Bspt. 15, 1861.
Dasa POST think I informed you
in my last that we were under marching
orders, and lam now enabled to assure
ya uof its reality. Oo Monday mor n i ng
I -a', according to instructions, our regd.
meat ussembied on the parade ground ar d
was made aware of the tad that knapsacl s
were to he packed and. haversacks fillarl,
(two days ration) canieuns filled, &1, by
one o'clock, when we would take up the
Imam' march tor—eme unknown place
We were on the spot at the requisite hour,
al d with a pack in the neighborhood of 60
pr ands upon cur backs, we started II in a
rouill-e-sterly dire'tion. We marched
about 14 miles tie 11. st afternoon, end that
taro - ego a scorching but sun. Over 50 of
the regiment gave out on this stretch, but
our company held out bravely. Water
was a scarcity and any one who had if full
canteen was surrounded with numerous
friends. At, 7 o'clock we halted in an open
hold and remained for the night, supping
on hard crackers alone. )early the next
morniog we again look up the march, via
the Port Tobacco road. Two compani es o f
cavalry hero j 'Med us, to guard the train
acd also seout ahead. Het as the day was,
we made it a point to pregro s 20 miles
onward into the enemy's country. W o
then encamped near a small villsge named
Brandywine. Ili-re we had a line °Krum
ally to cleanse ourselvr a In a small brook.
which had its course near our ground --
Wrdnesday, II th, we marched as far as
the river raw tuxet and encamped for the
night in an old tobacco warehouse, as it
rained hard all night. Here we had anoth
er good swim, and plenty; of tobacco fur
nished from the plantkitions near. The
negroes turned out en masse, and provided
us with all the little delicacies which oth
erwise would have been minus,
grapes ewy,t,fte in ehundarwe here, and our
buys had a bou'fil I enjoyed a goi d cup
of . Ca and a hoe este, furoish , d by "Old
Aunty," s.n.l it had a n,ua ex! rworg
eff, et upon my sy sir m a ter so hard o mecca
OurlL,g the day, severai vr itself; o f small
draught passed and re passed, but the
buys punctually brought them t
and made them Show their colors— Rral,
White and Blue—but, I have no doubt that
they air had other colors aboard, to b e
brought into requisition at ports belo w ,
where the rallle ...nuke prevail., to a great
extent.. A t -y-1,0 el cavalry lost a Lieu.
'mat at this point, while crossing tho
on sating nxcu reion. H E
had redlound when we
3 Vigo roll+ seAl%ll had WOLI ILI Adli
. t . ll I . k Thurs,!ay morning, egli
t. ward, in a due y,utherlyedirrc
on
througho ,V o
the
r I"d
var.l 1, At
the latter place, however, we were assured
that the L'irion still nisis, b y the appear
ance of a couple of lutist% who cLe cre d
us
on with smiles and waving of handker•
chicle. We passed that spot with lighter
hr , arts. -yes. how much a look and a few
cheerii g actions will cheer the tired sol
dier on the otherwise monotonous ri arel"
By perseverance, aed marching through
the rays of a parching but sun, dusty roads.
Bth, we in due course of time arrived at n
suitable place of halt, in a large Held Jr-6r
Woodville, where we encamped for the
remainder of the night. While at this
point oar cooking utensils arrived, and
once more we ,are luxuriating in that old
beverage, coffee. Dome Nature has pro
vided us with a brook which wends its
way through our place of encampment,
and we embraced the opportunity of again
cleansing ourselves, that on the morrow
we may feel capable of undertaking a long
march.
While in camp hero several circumstan
ces transpired which are worthy of notice,
viz:—A squad of cavalry arrested--or
captured—a rebel hlsjor, woo was snugly
ensconced in the neighborhood, and who
had furnished the seeeshers with men and
money. During a thorough search which
was instituted on his premises, a great ma.
ny articles valuable fi) the tiovernrnent
were found. Ills property was confiscated,
according to toe late 'act of Congress. A
619 of one cx !nanny brought Iran camp
three fine horses, wlt.ch were Immediately
put into U. S. use Several of his Aar•
keys accompany us, but 1 am not positive
as to the disposition to be made of them.
Among other articles taken from the
aforesaid Major were powder, a full suit of
officers' cloth, large telescope, sword, etc.
He now closes up our rear, in an ambu•
lance, as a prisoner of war.
Our scouts are now upon the trail of set ,
oral others, as deeply dyed in secessionism
es the above specimen, and have every
hope of success in capturing them.
While in line, and ready to leave the
above camp, our Colonel made us a few
remarks, prior to our setting off on our
weary way. His remarks were to the ef
fect that we would probably move on as
far as Port Tobacco, and at that
point cross the Potomac into Virginia
e., if our troops had an engage
ment at Munson's Hill, when most
probably we will witness warm work,
At 12 o'clock, the hottest part of the day
be could possibly select—he gave us the
word "march," and we again had a puffing
pack-mule time of it for a while. As a
specimen of the extreme heat, I would
only state that one of the cavalry horses
dropped dead from the effects, and yet the
Pittsburgh boys atood it,having only drop..
pact one man, from the time of starting up
to the present period, which is a standing
proof that "blood will tell," with a small
sprinkling of perseverance.
We are now quartered at a small place
called Benedict, at the junction of the
Pawtucket river and Uhesepeake Bay.—
Our entrance into the place was greeted by
a large darkey, who cried aloud ! "Ch,
Sara a Massey Benedict's gone. Bross my
soul, where did you all cum frum."—
Which saying ho repeated until our entire
line passed him; in fact the darkeys were
all astonished, and had not the remotest
idea of our intentions, thinking that we
had come to free them; under this Bopp°,
salon several followed us, by secreting
themselves in the wagons, ate., but were
always hastily returned to their masters.
Today an overseer was in the camp, after
six of his "contrabands" that, have made
themselves scarce, but with what Succors
he has met in his endeavors to pursue
them 1 am not aware,
Our present encampment is on the banks
of the Potomac, and is a beautiful location
for present protection from the weather
we have erected huts, and are making ar
rangements to remain 48 hours, where
then to proceed to I do not know, but I
will tarnish you the particulars at as early
a date as possible. Nothing has occurred
here to mar or hinder our peace, except
the long roll, which called us all from our
peaceful slumbers last night, casued by
some rebel, who shot at one of our senti.
eels, but without the desired effect. One
of our teamsters goes back to Washington,
and I thought to send you these hastily
collected items, and as he leaves now, you
must excuse farther. But more anon.
Truly yours, t&c.,
R. O. if.
JOSXPa
610M11... ......AIITISONT SLIM
JOSEPH MEYER et SON,
Manufacturers, and Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in
FURNITIME CUAIRS.
No. 424 Penn stratd, above the Canal.
Mareonbandalarmeassortmentof Fancyand Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of taeir own
manufacture, and warranted equal in quality end
APO to any 7 manufactured in the city, and et a
at ie wriewe haw'
- -
81111. TH'S ALE.
Ei E UNDERSIGNED RESPECT
FOLLY informs the j?ublic that he has
appointed J AMR& BRYAR ,of IS7 LIBERTY
B , pgEE-T, (opposite fifth,) his sole Agent for Pitts
burgh and vicinity, for the sate of his celebrated
ALS • also, his MALT sad BOPS; from whom
hereafter these articles can ha obtained on the
same terms at from himself.
Re also requests all persons baring open account.
with him to call at. said Bryir &CO.'S °Meow:id have
them adjusted and paid.
Messrs. Bayer & Go. and Y. D. Briggs are author
ized by me to receipt for all such dues.
se7-Im-is GEORGE, W, supra.
pOSTERS
PLACARDS,
HAND-BILLS,
CARDS, &o.
Printed nt the lowest matt prices to ant the times,
W . S. lIAVEN.
81 THIRD STREET,
WPM WILL PRINT IN
RED, wisITE AND BLUE,(WITEI FANCY CUTE,;
tte Ili
PLAIN BLACK. INK.
Mail and lane Saren;e. and get pricee.lEla
Plll4
SAPONIFIER!
Ini por lan I to Families.
Save -Nine, Trouble, and Expense
6 E S T xi.
I RUC 1 ,
-YE
, -Eon MAKING
SOFT SOAP!
Ono pound oquJ to Six pounds
1 4t r r Si 11 !
1.., nt Wholerni76. by
i'enn'a. Solt Manufact'g, Co,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
sui by a./ Llrupylata tb the grater
E Y E
_EAR .
NOISE ECTUE HEAP.
DEA FNEBB
F. A. VON HOSCEIZISRER,
OCULIST AND AUBIST
( ( Late olthe Austrian Army)
tores ti*, entire and exclusive attention to
niaooliew of the EYE and EAR requiring medics,
or surAicol attention. to restore sight or hearing.
Persons wishing 'n be treated by him either I
DEA PIVEs'S or IMPAIRED SlGllTehould ar ply
without further delay. They will.in doing eo. bene
fit themselves and give him time to do lattice to
their roe. The success of his treatment of the
EYE AND EAR.
He has over and over again illustrated before his
professional brethren who I.l' e ; ; , bred his o ffi ce
with their pre perations and
plactice.
Yrom hundreds and thousands who I ave Leen
restored by him to rtIGBT and HEARING he begs
to suitio n i he following names and testimonials:—
Hon. SENATOR PUGEI.
T. M'LEAN, son ofJudge tit'Lean, U. S. Supreme
Court,
•
J. S MPH BNB Eng , Philadelphia.
J IL TOWN. EN, now Captain in U. 8. A:
J. C. SIDNEY, Esq., Philadelphia,
C. L. liiLhUl.N, Captain U. d. A.
H HAhE, Esq , President of the Goodhue Fire
insurance Company, New York.
L. GLOVER, E‘rr , !Mentor or the National Bank
Company
LAMAR, President of the Rank of the
/Istria Pc, New York
.1. BTArsrTH ROP, Merchant, Warren street, New
York.
These were canes C r Deafness, some of THIRTY
Y EABi standing.
PITTSBURGH CERTIFICATES
Rev. STA NISLA US PA RIZ Y WSR Y, Pas/nonfat
Rev. M GREGG.
W. 8. GRAY, E.g.
THOMAS .Ml/00Rn, E. q , First street.
JOHN BECR, sr., corn rr Grant and Sernnth ate
CASES OF BLINDNESS
W. BISHOP, Esq , Cincinnati,
F. WILLI A Me. M D,
A P. HTS.WART, Esq.
J. W. HEATH, LW!. Merchant_
Hey. FA rH ER MULLEN.
I . H. NENIt LEI, Commander U.B. N.
To this hat hundred. more could he added. Dr
M. further begs the perusal of the two following
TEJTIMONLALS from gentlemen well known in
this city;
TESTIMONY :
FROM JNO. M , DEVITT, ESQ.,
Prom the benefit my son derived of DR. VON
MOCEIZISRER'S skillful treatment, I have much
pleasure in recommending him to similarly af
fected, as a most successful wrist.
JOHN Id'DEVITT, 31/ Liberty street.
Pittsburgh, May 16, 166 L
From JNO. WELOSEET. Esq.,
of the firm of leClostrey, Cosgrove & Co.
Poar ?Naar, ALLENUINT Co, PA-
April 811, 1881.
TO DR. VON MOSCVZISECRR, 158 Third street,
Pittsburgh -1 am happy to inform you that my
little daughter, who has been quite deaf for font
years, has, under your skillful treatment, entirely
recovered. I feel quite satisfied that h n hearing
would never have been restored by natural causes,
but to your ability alone le she indebted for it,
and I would earnestly recommend all afflicted with
denhsesn to consult you at once.
Respect fully yours,
JOHN NoCLOSREY.
OFFICEI,
155 THIRD STREET,
BETWEEN SMITHFIELD AND GRANT STEL.
yEgy.ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted. The original
letters of the names above given, can be examined
by all who what, to do so, at given,
office. au3o
EAGLE OIL
WIGIITMAN
AND
ANDERSON,
REFINERS AND DEALERS IN
Pure Carbon Oil, quality guaranteed, Pitts.
burgh.
Al.o, Bar zole mid Car Grease constantly on hand
Orders left at Chess, Smyth & Co.'s, on Wale
and First eta, will be promptly filled. /.018-Am
C. WEST Ar. CO.,
/1 6 / 1 137ACTIII/JOU3 or
CA RRIAGES__•
ROCKAWAYS, BOWLER, SULKERS & SLEIGHS
No. 197 Ann Street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
ear All work warranted to be of the beet ins
eriais and workmanship. myttlydkt
RIVA T E DISEASM—
DR. BROWN'S MEDICAL
and SURGICAL Office, No. 60 •
Smithfield street, Pittsburgh *
Penney I Yenta.
Dr. BROWN Is an old add- •
son of Pittsburgh, and has been
in Practice for the lastlsoenfr,,,,,,,
nee years. His business has ' , •-
been confined mostly to Private
and Surgical Diseases.
CITIZENS AND STEAMER'S
in need of a medical friend, should not fail to
!inn out the sure place of relief. The Doctor is a
regular graduate, and his experience in the treat.
meet of a certain glass of diseases is a sure
tee to the sufferers of obtaining pen:finnan=
TiCe.
by the use of his remedies and following his ad.
o : : ft. .. • : :4:4.', Ai 11:,-:. Items from Louisville, Sy.
never tail to cure the worst form of Venereal Dia .
eases, Impurities and Scrofulous Affections Alsoy
LouroVILLIC, Sept 19.—The publication,
all diseases arising from a hereditary taint, which of the Courser" WOS znsPended on account
manifests itself In the form of aj tater, psoriasis, of its seizure by the government Effort
and agreat many forms of skin diseases, the orlon are making to resume its publication un
of which the patient a entirely ignorant. To
e Dr grap h o g ee ., h opes eta e der a different
th e The &Tartar° of
laaegi ll iir 4 .
steamboats down the river is interdicted,
siffiMlL Nvicaliatitte unless a government officer accompanies
Dr. Prown's mummies for this alarming trouble I ~k.,.„
brought on often by that solitary habit or sensual 1 '''''"--
Peen o , w hleh the 7eiluS and wealicmintkal 1 The report of the burning of the bridge
°llea gme way t° ' (t° their owil destrual l °l o am •o ver the Louisville and N a shvi l le Railroad
tne only reliable remedies known in this alum. 1 ..... ..
try—they are cafe, andmake • speedy reetoration ; at .0101111 if denied.
of health,
RHEUMATISM. 1 There are all sorts of eonflicting.rumOnt
Dr. Brown's reneutiee serer am to cure :this ' concerning the movements along the HIM
painful disease in 4 tow days--be will warrant aof the road; nothing is accurately known.
ewe. He elm treats Piles, (fleet, Oonnorrhaa, ...
MonEltricmre, tlinih r d D ia ahhrge,, Femaleweakness , /No organized. Teunesseeans are known to
Monthly tblijimeniens, Diseases of the J PI& , have entered Kentucky along the line or
in Also, Nervous Afte.Alone, o f la Lbw
and Kidneys, Irritation of the Medd at, together .the road.
with all dares aof an frame origin. ! FRAIWRPoRT.--SENATZ. —A resolution
PTA
A l
d ette irected to D r describing
R. BROWN the_um_ptoms° Seetit6ald 85& oontaining a passed placing the arms and ammuniti o n
film ' of the Stateendercontrol of the evaltaantl -
PUmburgh. Pa, will be immediately aoewered.—
..
stnaiicinc sent to any address, Wary packed and et of th e federal forces in Kentucky..
aware from obsernasm.
The House paned the Seusteb:=bill- to
office and Private itoeme. No. SO Pinithee d
enlarge the powers of the military' board.
sirs**, rittsbauM Pa. aosikilmnis
2.0 EDIIIIII.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington City items.
WIBE/MOTOR CITY, Sept 19 —The Na ,
vy Department has accepted propositions
from Messrs. C S. Baahnel, & On s of
New Haven, Merrick & Song; orPhila
, dcdpbia, and Erricion, of New Yorkfor the
construction of iron clad steamers .within.,
a few days. The Navy Department ,: has
made some changes in the officers 'tit -its
.quadron..Capt., Win. W. McKean Sof
the Niagara, has been appointed ftsg.'.o 3 fil ..
car in the gulf, in place of
.Capt. • Wm.
Moraine; Flag officer Stringliam' having
asked to be relieved from the command of
the Atlantic Blockade hlquadron; Capt L.
M. Goldsborough has been appointed to
succeed him. The squadron has been die
Tided and Capt. Goldeborough assumes
command of the Noithern division, em
bracing the coast of Virginia and North
Carolina.
Capt. S. F. Dupont has been appointed
flag officer of the Southern Atlantic equads
ron, embracing the coasts M. South Caro-
line, Georgia and Florida, the new flag
officers being juniors to some of ..the caps
tains now on duty: Other changes are
rendered necesaary. Commander.Missecon
has been ordered to the Savannah, vice ..j.
B. Hall detached; Capt. Marston has been
detached from the Cumberland and ordered
to the steam frigate Roanoke, vise Capt.
Nicholson detached; ()apt. Chauncey has
been detached from the Susquehanna, and
Capt. Lardner appointed to that ship; Com
mander Chas. H. Davis has been cetached
from special duty at the Navy Department
and appointed Cap tof the fleet of the South
ern Atlantic Squadron; Commander Per.
civet Drayton, has been ordered to special
duty in the Southern Atlantic squadron;
Lieut. 0. R P. Rodgers, has been ordered
to the Wabash; the flag ship of the South ,
ern Atlantic squadron,Commander ..I
W. Livingston, has ben Ordered to - the.
Cumberland, vice Capt. Maraters,_ trans.
'erred; Commander Wm. Smith, has
been order id to the United States frigate
Congress; Commander Pendergrast, has
been appointed commandant of the Phila
delphia Navy Yard; Commander A, S
Baldwin, has been ordered to the receiving
ships at "Liston; Commander J lit I.`, alley,
has been ordered to the Philadelphia ren
dezvous; Commander Thos. Turner, has
been detached from the Philadelphia
rendezvous and ordered to the Plailadels
phis Navy Yard.
Supplications for positions as 'Volunteer
Lieutenants, Acting Masters, and Masters'
Mates, should state the age of the appli
cants, and he accompanied by certificates
from the last owners of the vessels, and al
so from the several underwriters of the
ports whence the applicants have severally
sailed. None others will be considered at
the Navy Department.
Attics Osman —An order was issued
from the War Department to-day, direct
ing that the Military Department:of Ohio
will in future consist of the State of that
name, Indiana, and so much of Kentucky
as lies within fifteen miles of Cincinnati,
and be under the command:of Brigadier
General Mitchell, of the U. S. Volunteers,
the bead-quarters of the said departthent
to be located at Cincinnati. So much of
Virginia as lies West of the Blue-Ridge
mountains will constitute in future a sepal
rate command, to be called the Department
of Western Virginia, under the command
lof Brigadier General Rosenerans. Head
quarters in the field.
The War Depariment has issued an or
der to carry into effect the law of Congress
by which soldiers may assign portions of
their pay for the benefit of their families.
The assignment is to be entered on a sopa
rate,rell, aceerding,to a
of
form,.
ander-Ate supervisionof their immediate
coinmandi itt the time of enlistment. The
roll is to be transmitted to the Paymaster
General, who will make the deductions on
each pay roll, and the Paymaster of,, Rash
regiment will transmit the money for,
distribution to those in whose favor
the assignment is executed. The atten
tion of officers of the regular army is again
directed to that section of the act of
Congress, which provides that in all
cases of enlistment and reinlistment in
the Military service, the prescribed oath
may be administered by any com
missioned officer of the army. 'Fees
to civil officers for such services will
not, therefore, be admitted. Another ar
my order is as follows: Volunteer officers
sent out to recruit tor their regiments will
be granted passes over the roads leading to
Or from the points to which they are or--
dered, should the route be over roads for
which such passes are not granted they
will be paid their actual travelling etpen
sea out of the fund for recruiting and
equipping volunteers, but in no case will
they receive the ten cents per mile in lieu
of the transportation of baggage, There
are instances where few passes have been
used and the amount drawn for the same
distance. In all such cases the officers are
requested to refund the amount drawn on
the penalty of being stricken from the
rolls,
Gov. Curnin,s Proclamation.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 19.—The Governor
has issued the following proclamation:
Pennsylvania, es , A. G. Curtin, L. S.—
In the name and by the authority of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Andrew
G. Curtin, Governor of said Common..
wealth, a proclamation :
Whereas, The President of the United
States of America has, by proclamation,
appointed Thirsday, 26th day of Septem
ber current, as aday of public humiliation,
prayer and fasting, to be observed by the
people of the United States with religious
solemnity and the offering of fervent sup.
plications to Almighty God for the safety
and welfare of these States, his blessings
on their arms and a speedy restoration of
peace; now,
Therefore, I, Andrew G. Curtin, Gov.
ernor of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl.
vania, do order that on the day named
therein, the public alma shall be closed,
and I earnestly recommend to the people
to suspend, on that day, their ordinary avk
ocations, and to close their places of busk
ness, and to humble themselves before the
Almighty with earnest prayer that he will
favorably, with mercy , look upon the
people.
Given under my hand and the great seal
of the State of Pennsylvania, at Ilarris
burg, this nineteenth day of September ,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixtpone, and of the
Commonwealth theeighty•fifth.
By order of the Governor.
ELI SLIFER,
6ecretary of Commonwealth.
.L 1 ~A r a ii t .o o4 4. olll l St.
LuFte,,Sept- - lff —1
Val"....Stniselfeck; 410-B(HoWt
Scott; :1611t Ightrifif; - .lfri . L 6
force af lai o grr'stitii,l4x
lowa siA 44 #ok446
and - EdivaldittotY ,- 2.vur
cavalry and Six piecesta.
Capt. Madlsott; ' left!Stt . his
collie IA twiii:Oblitiniti,i.siti r
were expecred-to-rearikiLexi
day to reinforce Col ' latriffi
son why Gan. Pope dittiliat
rout or capture .itsirtin Ali
rebels on Sunday 'bigh t, ,:
explained as folloVisi: - ., -
• Pope was at Zinnia:Wel
with eight hutidredte,
Green wa t i elloe.* - itt- Mt
of • Florida,-64efeterminedl
march and tittiirie - rt - djirti',, i
latter had 400; Inftn. fieael
noon to Eihnfilina t eigtrV Mi
orders to Gnu.' bittidlirttf
inunediPtuly 500 meir..,iiii reiu.,,
h taro rim being to in nalltetrt. 7 - :`,
or num bor., hut iti04031141 . 44 "4.
mismenagemeartiff*varkifj .ll
troops from SnelbinN Whisitrc:ilF:'
reached tiunnewellaWitA
arrive until maven K-pfiTiot.
tads
tato to start on theitlitirel
Another attar* was pi4tied . .
night, however, and Pop4airia)
twenty-four miles, over br'
roadleas couittr,y,anctreachad
_.
_..
~
.g..-, :;...1...
early on larmday moilaitig ,, to kiii:sat-W.- --- '7 l ::',. .„ 5 . 1 - v-,4
serted, Green having , ' - beert: , -!rp - PrlSt
-2i...r , v...
Pope's.desio and ,fledi . 444 fits
,:tr*ViiliiiA
mounted, they could not, iiiiioverfaltethity r.
~ 4
infantry. Pone had dtt l ei vigil,'=': . ' --- -' . s 1
'l' be re -- are - di vii- - id ,atiriedlifirtdilittr _rebSlS . ' j ,- ,-;.g:'
in the.counties nortfrof the-Altuttiiiiir.
Joseph Railroad, and '• at 1 ,,..fet ,_ . -- :,,.X 4 .1f
tween it and tae littisiOtrl- - 4,17* -- -0..'-'• - ---- ,': . . 1
About 6,000 Horne Guards :areAriAtiti?' i. -...-- .!-,,,.,..4
Western part of the State, andi„ft '18' . *..,....,„ 6 .t., :, —•- • '.,. '-
'',.: ' . ' - ,i '.1:11
stood that. Pope has e ff ect:ed artiinKftreatitt ..': - '„,..._k4
for the thorough organization of thetWori ' ' 1- - ;...,tc,:S
men in that region, wtio are abt.V4tgi: ~..s . --
.„': 2- !
able and willing. to protarvetilifo;44loil -141'.i1....
are furnished them, which it is .saikteill' W.,,.`•;tiT.ffii'
be done. It is now , eonifrdee,tTliia*ie a- . ~ -.-.:te
that no More livilettiniwO will ,;0
)
in North Missouri. ~- -: ''''t -4- ; ;: i ' ' *,?'"_
In addition to . puttiig General Hurlbut -
.....,.: '..;
and Col. 'Williams undet.aftelt ri zea . c. -- i-kt i ke
kermess, Gen. , Pope or deredititettre*t)..tif -- 1 - 53:7i, ki',; . e;
Lieutenant' Colonel Blair, -offtti-iteoXC4ii-.17h--s,.k:-.:
1
lea regiment, for mittin44-Aiiithigli*:‘i'?':4;t;.;.zi
Shelbina, in threatening tabWithAr*J4 '-:621'`Z47.9.11,,.:
command ii Colonel Wiltianrifilii - Wqdlitr - 17 . "-r"?-
fighting when attacked et I : 64" , PhieWitY,
Martin Green.. . , .... -7..4." ..--...„,3-
In sr letter to the Repubticak Mit ic.lTi'T er g
.....,,t,
ing, in reply to alai pi by,loPprit-0004 - ikkj„ . ,!_t'- t4
Out Blair states that he rievi*,stioad,u-fa.
~ , 7 - ._;i4-4
vor, or contract, orappointinedt4i6Mlirg- - -- f,.:i . X . rg
wont which was not gran ted,,..4-Thidr4lo- -:.'-t-"3=l
culties are 'not of a privatewhittire,,4eit
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relate to charges - made agaidit Prer6ent 7,,
for his conduct of the-campaign- - ~,.-..,.. •..
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Mayfield 'Seized hy-tllicAielitili•
Caine,
September 19 - --crt = i6 - *petted
that 11,000 rebels hav t o taken" paler-same of
hl ay ti eld, Ky., fortifying the
,00. 040 . ,'
Thompema's force of 261**",iffttied
to New Madrid. : ,,. ' 4 -.4.i.i-'4i, - ,-.-
A skirmish. t oo k--place -last ntgittii-Ifeg
Columbus; between Col. Retie tifel atit-
some rebel scouts. None of ttiii.looo44
troops were injured.
The Sationallidohliiiq,w
-oificauo, September
tuna to the National Loan t 'iii*4-ttntotttite
ed to $113,001), of'which
who aimed and equipped illoCielWrlAloo4.:afJ.;7,--r..„
guard, took $lOO,OOO.
R. iSUWEW 4 4
mzur
tstrActroura or.
EVERY DESCRIPTION Of -
F !TUN-J[lStribrE.
ltio. 4b Smlthiela Spreittri , 7!_-•
Tqg %MC*: -
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PlOdlargh igannOOPlred 'TarldhirN
Constantly on !Sinai which wo eat, prices for 0 A gla.
Akt.Pm R'S
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FOR SEPTRAIRWR I '
ust received at
HUNT'S AG:P;l4Oti.
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Masonic Mail, Fitiftic-Street.
igirCALL AND GET-1T,,,
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NOTICE.--BONDHOLDERS ORTHE - .---- , 61
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/11 PITTSBURGH FORT WATNH'AGELIOHO". -- -.--?.., .v..*.«
Rs ILROAD ColltßaNF. ' ••• '- -- '-' •- ' ,-, 1-.- -.' ;:.,, , 5...f„ . .a:N ,
Holders of bends of the , Ohloand I l ennsiivnida -. ,, _. . , :fr',1r.,":','
Railroad Companyi. of the'Ohni'und Induutirßidr- ~' 41- 1 .„,,, , .-:- .-
mad Cottipanyi.Ot the'FinViVitene >7,;,.c -, ..4. , i-',
Reamed Company, of the vayiette.. , C ~ :. "MAW Ne• ~,,_, ~...., "-
the Pittsburgh, Fort - Wayinfritidldi - • ,' .
.„. --- '-, -,, -- 4. .',
Company, wrio'have stibieribed':Ahe ' , -'... “ lif? ),.r ` 4 :-F., : •i
re -organization, are rewlitdied *WM* . . - .- . r.. erittf - ;.-.!, ,::,_!..,.,_
posit their bonds-with JOHISV , ': - Isz,
_' 2 te ,k, 1 41?-1 ~...„..-Ark
tee, 35 Pine stree‘ New 'lark city, in guntampV'te •'?5,-„,- „,,....).
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said agreement, - ' -- , W.1.,' ..*-!•"•:-. -- •,,•::- ,- , -;-,q.
Roeder,, of any of the above bonitit • h - late not '- :: 7 i',.,.
subscribed the said agreement; are"hetVaCtifi"- •,,,,,,,,ff•_-,.
so without furti er delay. - ' •- , 1 , •• - 4.,-.. 4
.4*, r'.,..
The agreement may bl 3 signed at the' Offidtrof , ' 7 „ . ..1,
the Secretary of the Company at No Mk Fiftiva - l .
Pittsburgh.
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The sate of the *aid railroad Witt t a ke Pare en
the 24th of Oct fiber, 1861, and ell , pereo4:oo4ll*:- a
..t.. - . • ' •,,"•'
to-subscribe the egreentenhfetor -,.. 7- , _,.., .. •
omitting to deposit" heir bOniiid-te ,- senson , forldhe ~..,42,,,..::-., ,
rise of the purchasing agents et the' , eal4itilidn ' - .,,.. - .77e-i s p.,-:::
list le to be excluded Rum partloipagonatarLitto:*-1':"
purchase. - .• ' - ` ,P.F: Hadh1fER,i.....,..,-.,15•Z.,.,.„.
Chairman of V i tinHaudtig:Co_nindittella '4 , 'l - ; 2 '.:3..:, ,- ;.. ,
Joss D. Fatiouseir,teey', " % e ' . . "1PiaL1tteV...,.,,5.;
. __ ... ~.
RUSH HOUSE„ bI ,-.IIUSILPrOe:-•.-A.,i--,F:
Mr, N 0.897 Ltberty_street, near Pentie . 2 IS.r
Mimed Depot, Pittaburghi Pa.i , _,:i 1 , ..i,. - - ,, , , py, , ,, - ,,.._,
This home has been lately'eulatiedvaillitted
.. 4-,,,i-c•-,?•,•:,
and redunitabed, and DJ new in ' the beat-=of ,-,--• ~ , -- , -J - Lt - I , _
for the accommodation of boarders andtxtrelers; , ~..tA, ' :"l:
.....,
The best of. Oysters received" stild4holessde :1- *-.' ~ ,,...!, . .JA
and retail, or served up in o'o3r -style: , Thixdelitny
cies of the season always onlistad, ifilgettititlynn.„
superior brands of-leiloonf,4%l'..t '''' 4 ' I '- ilet ";
TO. THEEIRmag4O, - 4;.: - ' s.;?6titg-
EspEcLuzy th m: ,, - ,-.. ~ ,,, ,, 4 ,1101- _
eat Physicians-of - -. :-..4--:;,:izi„.-4t
nominations, teat , Scalta.
and delicate
_disordere,,,
, aelf *Mum and niseases Qr.: -/
StP.; . k", - ` :_, 4.-.._
riations common and
. addax% to youths of both,. ,-11:-.-
sex atrui=lt i ur ao ts r - (irk - • • '-?S; - -____,.. : „ .
_443talarnm A
a".
:Abe .1144-'I.O=AMINSIIW ''',..,-,-
13 . ____,,,_ ,o, the. Wlcitaitt • and Adatir,p-ahtigre ~, , Ii .: TA
.uw.ii3r. Elhhekl4 and.:Runsfif - 11 ,..,4 , ,•.'i11it , -...- ' ',.1
y l ou numzmaall.
i fit:iggaerirtat •
e r ifror. rp 6la 4m=tendrea 4 tk l e 6 tl4 l .fla , A
~, of' i. " - ' 1
cautious to keep them la. -- IgneriPuitAbliklAieldr ~ . i1 k. ,..,
the samosa Lie ERANSTII4., _
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lest a lucrative paslloe arigh t bat -' 100 1 , .......‘, ...
among stapid,.ialsely.modendildi .....;'',
faraireay bora and jadiedlnignotanaas . N . ,.; . _,,- . - . 1
fas mushroama. and: , It, =. r a SCWAR "I 4" . -; -: :: :- 4:'1 , 7 , :j
re,--,Trztgz.. ~..ikoi, - ', - •
. - -4,?- :- - ; , : ..- -, ,t11i
tuatauxmeroue paremaanu - - "IL - ..-N1"."'
that Incur sons, deughtot- A m mt ai non - 0401, , ..
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feeble, &abreact, tifiaeheidatfOiditkitejand -. . ir'' - '.'•i ''.:
AA IWO teen vt
rentored.......„..,lnlienaiial4 ...,... - v.,.. , _ . t•••;: . e -49 - ,
B tfP, betides --,., " •••-rr• • „.-- 2 7.'_ , -;44.-
dage through him have besui,_ ... ~. . - r . .14'4 , -; "4 - ,=- 4, -,
anxiety, inorwiegiga,-ar.- Relogither ;,-,...' ' , ~ - : •-:'•- # ;7 ; •
of over Mtn/ Cr/ -OXPeitiene..4l4l' ' ';" ' ' L' ' ''...-
ocinaeounitly, hasimperiorslditin ' :' , 1, , &c - "".:::
of special di and whets-4W ~ -.
the . prefeasket,se .wedl , It iwi anarects.s':' 4 '
able Onano, Publish** PavPriSto**____ ie• '.,•:. - -__..fe
Spermuorhes,:or so. ed necturna . ,fi r
_Ws cirendita malady natt,boro.noAteit_ . ,-=•:•-•••?'?-----
thesery last
tamale discobe has , rad very hie ein,liejw. _ ' - r '!.'s& - .. - • -- *'
&genestlu4t '
account or tuaokLeinNallremit:."-=
Intiti-in am lotolyoUre*.On :,
pulmonary my sy•rupti-TV(***-00 - - :l a:..:-1
lee from leeleadrtheaffAnd Otheringbfi -3,4,-;t%.-.
car
a skillful, phypicagskfimontnt allhe -_,.......,,,_.- rA
hats had More suociaset-th.wari , " -,^•••'........„.. -11
that have as yet- beifuCdisSidv_ensu,_„lle.:*e_AWl:
caner willeholft -Iliel'ir.e'elf-000.,=_'"'..,.._____"'"
foundeoliondingAds- - tont? nova -tt
otkeWill-rtaatinfit4totliWagettuagioh,vgeet,_
froin.lrtliatii=attheituniontraet ''-*, -, .. --- 44 7 _
Pent....,fogetit. -6,-
atelistiladtead4ta 106' ia l iat*. ..,
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deeklyttowide , . _ , Pittgbtirsih•Poid,..oo*
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Ornaz ar rite Causetta or RoltilDwgerg 1 k.;..z: 7 00
PnlainciLiktptemberinXibilkf•c- -,...t......i.it
.t Pu_Rarkwo,LoFqxßEcoug- ~ .1 "r
from the Willyipargnent it wi.b.bsionilha". `4": , ,, - ...0., '
0 rs of lio- gk a m d t i rtnPlilieS4f..girc ,-. "":-.4v.4*-.
of Allegheny, 'Oho ere Ili I IMBetitit%/4 1 , -; a .„-, 7 ,- 4
Sudea rifieaand tint iocirltinOili, • _, • ''" :. ~ .- ! , ,* :9
to pr4duco the ma*, at the.; -
,z,,,,, ,- . , ,,,4.,_1 74 '. , ' n4 : :.`" , l
inspeolion by•the prqopat!, . . - 7, ~; ,-, ~ ~ ~ r w. ~ i 4
the traito*. Milo* *MU . a .; , ~ - , 0 , 0 4*- .. --,),-__„")
port 411AW11111121100ita , isrg ;, ,14 . ,„
Amu PDX iti '' , - , P•te,' , ciiti ;- iiiiiie - 4iii.' - -f:4l4.:ug
tkcaltia Pro - teal. -- - -',..-• . - iimetint, -: ) '..',Fc-,
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