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CITY avt 3EIRS _
.* wefltern Virghiti
The Wheeling Ingelligencer of Saturday
atates that on Friday biovernor - - Pierpont
,t,iictdved - a - ditipatch from, T. N. bavy, Ad•
fhtahtatCamp Pierpont, as follows; Large
aacessiotc forces are gatherin g a at Peters- ,
burg,: ~2 ( . near our line,) and Union
men 04-leaving their families and homes,
suid cobccetrating at Catlettsburg. Five
regiMents ought to be sent there immedi
stew Vr - 4 - have been notified of an attack
to-night by fifteen hundred cavalry. Seces
eionists appear to be rampant. in Barbours
villa. _-
On Tuesday last, the rebels at Worth
ington, Marion county, killed a man
named , Sharp, a member of Captain Nay's
aohiter,autirds. They ran his body through
with ibayoriet, and tying a bullet across
his breast left him lying on the ground,-
- The ma* t day a party of the Union soldiers
camp 044 a. body of the rebels and killed
two `ahem, John Anderson, a ringleader,
•
and fa Ow man named Gallahuo. At
anotherAii4.the Union men shot the hand
off of lohilltithter, •as he was sneaking
through - the"woOds The country about
- Worthington - was being most effectually •
scouted. .
' Some ()four readers are already informed
that _on last ASaturday week, Major Olmh
stead and Lieutenant Blaysden, of Colonel
Zeigler's Bth Virginia Regiment were shot
near Caseville,. Wayne county, Virginia,
by a body of concealed secessionists. Two
companies ;iit'the regiment, with a small
party, of cavalry, the latter a half mile in
advancti* - '-weie returning to Camp Pier
pont, after'an expedition into the country.
MOM- Olmstead, Lieutenant Blayeden and
others, had lingered behind the cavalry,
not dreaming of danger, when the party
was fired upon and the two named killed.
The bodies were taken to Catlettsville, Ky.,
where the deceased officers resided. The
arrival of the bodies created the intensest
excitement in the village, which continued
through the next day and until after the
funeral. All of the prominent secession
ists of the place were arrested, some twen4
ty in number; and taken to Camp Pier
pont, where they were kept a few day and
then cent to. Louisville. Lieut. Blayeden's
wife was almost detracted. She is said to
have fallen upon the grave of her has.
band, to which she clung with the wildest
distress. This, with other similar scenes,
aroused the people to the highest pitch of
excitement
NATIoNei LOCAL YELEACHERS' Ass&a.
A.TION.-1t has been deemed best not to call
the Local Preachers' A.2(x3iation of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny Vgellier for the pur
pose of electing deleg.:,N to the annual
meeting of the "National Local Preachers'
Association," which convenes in New
York, Saturday, the 19iit inst. Accord.
ingly, local preachers residing in the bounds
of these districts, who can possibly go to
New York, are asked to report their names
to the Executive Committee, Messrs. J. F.
Drava, J W. F. White, W. IL Kincaid,
or James L. Graham, President of the As •
sociation. Should any find it inconvenient
to report to the Committee or President,
they will, on arrival at New York, report
to Rev. C. C. Leigh, 49 Fourth street, and
entertainment will be provided. Excursion
Lick** to Philadelphia will be sold at the
offiehhere, good for ten dap from the IGth
THE anxiety evinced by our citizens in
applyinffi=_for tickets at the Auction House.
corner Wood street and Virgin alley, to
the Fate of building lots for country resi
dents, to take place on the premises,
Ha
zelwood, near Hazelwood station, Con ,
nelhiville Railroad, on Thursday next,
October 17th, at 2 o'clock, shows a dispo
eition and the right kind of judgment in
Securing& pprmanent home in the country,
a moderite price, and terms so easy as
loinivithin reach of all. - The locality is
the most desirable in Allegheny county,
and cannot be excelled for a healthy or
.Ixektttlful situation in the country. Several
riwi3Oligs have alre'ady been erected, and
when the whole property is disposed of, as
it must be on next Monday, it will make
a pleaeant and sociable community.
RETuvirso.—Mr. Edward Jay Allen,
a- Pittshurgher, son of iildward Allen,
brickisi&,,of Chesnut street, was, at the
Wm:ling...of difficulties between the two
bOntlons,engaged in building a railroad in
itiiidrbribrof Virginia, and being a Union
-P#1414 4 11 - not permi tted to return home
i
lielitts" finally succeeded in eluding tho
vigihthoi of the "seceshors" and escaped
- bito - Miatioyal States with his lady and Mr.
, WmOtotoinson. The two latter reached
110624. on Monday, and Mr. Allen, who is
,Poly in Philadelphia, will be here in a few
&Lys. We are glad to bear of Mr. Allen's
`safety, as many of his friends, knowing his
sentiments, have felt much concern for
him.
MIIRDNE O'F' A PENNSYLVANIAN ON
-2IIN KANA.RWA..—A young man named
John Devinny, jr., residing in Blairsville,
Indiana county, and who had been en
gaged in the oil business on the Little
Kanahwa river, previous to the war, left
home a ftw days since for the purpose of
winding up his business in the oil region.
While there he fell in with a party of Se
cessionists, and upon his giving expression
to Union sentiments was shot down—de.
liberately murdered. Information of the
fact reached his home, and his father
passed through,this city, on Sunday, for
the purpose of brimzing up the body.
COLONEL Slaw s REG CM an - T.—Col.
Birwell's regiment arrived from Kittanning
eterday afternoon, and marched through
the city on their way to Camp Wilkins,
'where they joined Gen. Negley's brigade.
The regiment is one of the finest we have
seen, composed of ten fall companies of
large, robust men, thoroughly equip
ped
and all armed except two companies. Tney
will be a credit to the brigade and Western
Pennsylvania. As soon as the remainder
. of the brigade is fully armed and equipped
Gen. Negley will move westward with his
- command. This, we learn, will be in a few
,:::;1112514. •
, (31a)rier ForrsoraTrons.--This-drama has
been verY' popular since its first presenta
tion here, and attracted another full house
last nighl. It will be produced to-night
fat!, the, last time with the same excellent
shat:- .To-morrow night is Mr. Couldock's
4{4when-a complimentary benefit will be
StOnAdm:
t. LIQUOR SELLING.-Peter Lana
3,43f,*the Fourth ward, was arrested and.
Lj►l2oii' tore Mayor Wilson yesterday for
__•j" ,_ liquor on Sunday, contrary to the
f Assembly. He wisely concluded
to pay the civil penalty of $6O, which will
forthcoming to-day.
Cowmen° —ln our table of the olli.
vial vote of Allegheny county for ABSOCi•
ate Judge, Court of Common Pleas, we
govi t r tin'inajority for Jno. Brown, Its
inibtfaan, over Laurence Mitchel, 'Union
.eas t didate, at 2,246; it should have been
1,246.
HOOEY :OIL NOVSMBER —ll.r. Henry
Miner, Lyon's Building, Fifth street, sends
us the current number of the Lady's Book,
surpassing, If possible, any number of the
year in variety of matter and fine illustra,
Lions: Mr. Miner will furnish this superb
periodical at low rates.
THE beautiful flag lent by Mr. Collins,
of London, to Gen. Negley's brigade will
be formally presented on Tuesday evening,
on the camp ground, at four p. M.
'Oss4.-Nsiyarar has received his arms and
eqiiipments for his bat
}t. 1146 guns are on the way and the
bispiesOuis POII3/148(4
The Arm/ Vote.
-sint,iooilationT,cwo have received re
turns from a nutiftiit- of additional comps
niets,,whighv.with,the vote already publish
ed, makes up the following aggregate :
ASS. TlThof, DIST. a.
Henry W. Wilharno 1638
-paer..TUDON, c.quion2Lus.
Wm' Fi.6POtiire— 1592
NM JUDO; 005110 N PLEAS.
Bfalnt ...... 693
Lanrenoslacieii 757
STATE BINATOD..
John P. Pe.aney, 15EM
d'HEXULT..
Thomas Williams...
Thonr , s J. Bighorn
Poser C. Shannon...
William Huta hman..-0- .....
Sigismond Loew
Jr H. tartish ,
A. H. Grows
Tnomas B. Hamilton '
81188.17/.
Henry Woods
.1 °shun Rhodes
B. AL Brinton
PROTHONCITARtn 1, •
Henry Eaton
Robert
0011MD3EUCIREB.
David Oa
John A.. Parkinson..-.
773
TRELStRER,
Aaron F10yd...-...
James Blazirmore
8, B.Davidson
..... ..... 016
970
CORONER.
John M'Clung .....
Wiliam Alexander
MOOT= OP POOR.
Robert H. Davis 642
We give a summary, showing the resul
on doubtful offices :
lIIIAPTIRER
Avoid.
6827
646
Total ...... ... 7473 7499
Giving Blau!more 2 majority over Floyd.
A. 081.1101.1. . .
Ehrnarkn
Levu,. Grow.
County 667 1 6505 On)
705 090
Gram over Loew, 123; Hamilton over Loew, 87
The above includes the votes of Captain
B. W. Morgan's company, attached to
Col. Knipe's regiment, which the Prothon
atory refuses tircertify to, the returns not
being properly made out.
The Chronicle, of yesterd.y, publishes
the vote- of Captain Foulk's company, in
the same regiment, as follows : President
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas:
Wm. B. McClure, G 9 votes; Assistant
Judge of the District Court : H. W.
llama, 68; Associate Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas : John Brown, 69; Senate:
J. P. Penny, 68; Assembly: T. J. Bigham,
&I, Thos. Williemp, 69, T. B. Hamilton,
68, A. H. Gross, 69, P. C Shannon, 63;
Sheriff: Henry Woods, GO, Joshua 'Rhodes,
I; Prothonatory: Henry Baton, 69; Com,.
missioner: J. A. Parkinson, 69; Coroner:
C. B. Bostwick, 69; Director of the Poor:
R. H. Davis, 68. No vote for Treasurer Is
van here, and Mr. Loow, for Assembly,
receives no votes.
Colonel Rippey's regiment and some
companies in other reginients are yet to
hear from, but we think the election of
Mr. Blackmer° may be set down as a cer.
tainty. Loew is certainly beaten, but
whether by Gross or Hamilton remains in
doubt.
CAVALRY EN ROUTE —On Sunday night
a detachmndt of Farnsworth's cavalry,
from Illinois, six. hundred in number, sr
rived from the West and proceeded East
ward. Yesterday afternoon the other de
tachment, equal fn numbers to the first,
came in and were sent on towards the seat
of war.
CHAPLAIN OF THE EMS REGIMENT,-
A letter from Col. lit'Lane,states that Rev.
J. Flower, Presiding Elder of the Erie
Conference of the Methodist Church, has
been chosen Chaplain of the Regiment by
a unanimous vote of the officers. Mr.
.FloWer's residence is at Girard.
ANOTHER MILITAaY KAP.—Henry
Miner Fifth street, sends us another of
Lloyd's military maps, showing the whole
of Maryland and Virginia, with all the
points of interest in the present struggle.
These maps are acknowledged to be per.
fectly accurate and • give a bettor idea of
localities and distances than is possible by
mere description.
OIIINIINAL COUR.T.—A. number of LH
fling assault and battery eases were dis.
posed of in the Quarter Seesion, yesterday.
A bawdy-home case was on trial at ad
journment.
DIVORCE.—We neglected to notice that
the application of Sarah Jane Kearns for a
divorce from her husband, James H.
Kearns, had been granted by the Court of
Common Pleas.
Si mmo}ie.—Mayor Wilson, yesterday,
issued process against a number of parties
who have not yet paid their vehicle license.
Bes,tir pay up at once, gentlemen, and
save further expense.
pOSTERS,
PLACARDS,
HAND-BILLS,
CARDS, ICC,
Printed at the lowest cash prices to snit the times,
ir
W. S. HAVEN,
84 THIRD STREET,
147130 WILL TIMM IN
RED, WHITE AND FILUE,(W ITH FANCY CUTS,)
Oa la
PLAIN BLACK INK.
.Call and BAB Samples and get pricea.lol
sold
T. J. - - 1" A UL HUG Utl
Western Stove Works,
245 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBITROfft
GRAPY & CO.,
MANUFACTUREES;
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
of the public to their large stock of well so
looted
Oook, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
Ll.Bo—nstPßovED
KITCHEN RANGES:GRATE FRONTS,
Houtow-Waxx, Ac, among which will be round the
BISS r COAL COOK STOVES IN THE
STATE. The
Diamond, Advance, Air-Tight, Eclipse, and
IRON! CITY,
Wereawarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the State
Fair for the BEST iIaAL. COOK STOVES. Also
FIRST PREMIUM awareed to the
TRIM LKOLICAN, GLOBS & RIPUBLICI,
Fer the BEST WOOD COOK STOVES NOW IN
USE. The KENTUCKIAN and KAMM Prtradum
Stovee are nnsnr maeed. We call attention o
LFat.FBS and BUILDERB to the largest stock o
GRATE FRONTS & FENDERS
IN THE STATE
N.B.—We line the DIAMOND AtuI,MCLIPBEDea
Cook Biomes with Snan-Btone Linin>ra w eh etend
th e ft.* bettor than tmn. antPtaa
ai tsnilrr ILAJLLAISZ
%.j CEPITS.—•
Approved style of
.496afivit Ensmeled coihiye for lett
10 Shirk Whirs of any iilyTV emits.
EATON 00 ,
soli' 1 7 kui 19 -street,
"They go right to the Spo t. ,
INSTANT , EXL4M sr bp YOtlirtZUGH
PQRIEY YOUR BREATH
iirrowerruit t ni YOUR VOJCKI
S 'P4 L nrxtvs '
Throat Confections.
ARE
GOOD FOR' OLERG
GOOD FOR LEUTUREES,
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAK FAS
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVES.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPALDING 'S THROAT CONFECTIONS:
LADIES ARE DELIMITED WITR
SPALDING'S THROAT CON PROT 10N,5..
CHILDREN CRY FOR
SPALDLYCPS THROA T CONFECTIONS.
1519
781
737
They relieve •Cough instantly.
They clear the Threat.
They give strength and volume to the Vein.
They impart a delicious aroma to the breath
They are delightfhl to the taste.
They are made of simple herbs and cannot harm
any one.
97d
I advise every one who has a Cough or a Husky
ea or a Bad Breath, or any difficulty of the
Throat, to get a package of my Throat Confections
they will relieve you instantly, and you will agree
with me that "they go right to the spot^ Yon will
find them very useful and pleasant while traveling
or attending public meetings for stilling your Cough
or allaying your thirst. If you try one package
am safe in saying that you will ever afterwards
consider them tudisperiaible. You will find t! em
at the Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
Rkrekmore
970
My signature is on each package. All other, are
counterfeit
A Packaze will bn ncrot rq mad, prepaid, on re
enipt of Th irty Con IA
HENRY C. SPALDING,
jel3 No. 48 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORE
AN." 4-111e4
CURE
d! - Oeado c4 A
CURE 'fre
Nervous Headache
. < l 7 , CURE
kinM
Hiteadaene
BY THE USE OF TERSE CEPHALIC
PILLS the periodic attacks of Nervous or
Sick Seadache may be prevented; and it taken a ,
the commencement earl attack immediate relief
from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom tail in removing the Nassau and
eadaehe to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the Bowe removing
Cbstincem.
For Literary Mm, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons of sedentary habits, they are valuable as
a Lax dive, Improving the appetite, giving tone and
vigor o the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength of the whole system.
be CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long In.
shotion and carefully conducted experiments,
paying been in nee many yearn, during which time
they nave prevented and relieved a vast amount of
pain and suffering from Headache, whether origin•
shag in the nervous system or from a deranged
state of the irtamath.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may be taken at all times withperfect safety
and without making any change of diet, and 1 , 14
absence of any disagreeable ta,ti renders it oasy to
ruiountrier them to oht7dren.
Beware of Counterfeits.
The genuine have fire eignattires of Henry
Betiding on each box.
Bold by Dnaggtate and all other Dealers In Medi.
oIDOR.
A box will be sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt
of the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
4$ Cedar street, New York
/Prom the /Crammer, Norfolk, Va.
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
hey were made,vis.: Cure headache in all its forma
From the Examiner, NololA, Va.
They have been Seated in more than a thousand
eases with entire &mesa.
Fh-tvrn the Democrat, St. Cloud, Minn.
If you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for a box, (Cephalic Pi 118,) so that you
may bars them in mule of an attack,
Prom the Advertiser, Providence, R. I.
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably
effective remedy for headache, and one of the very
beet for that very frequent complaint which has
ever been discovered,
Prom the Western R. Et. Gault', Chicago.
We heartily enderee Mr. Spalding, and hie nazi.
walled Cephalic NIB.
Flrom the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the
headache, who try them, will ['tick to them.
From 1.0 &Whet n Path Finder, Nat, Orleans, ha
Try them I you that are afflicted, and we are sure
that your testimony can be added to the already
numerous list that has received benefits that no
other medicine can produce.
P'roin he St. Louit, OsoooraL
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic
Pills) ia rapidly increasing.
Prom the Gazette, Davenport, lowa.
Mr. Spalding would not connect hie name with an
article he did not know to pormean real merit.
From thy itriverr=ovidenee,
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most respectable qinutere
Prom the Daly New; Newport, R. I:
Cephalic Pills are taking the place of ell kind&
Prom Lae Cicsnmarcial Bulletin, Boston, Mass.
Said to be very efficacious for the headache.
WA 'tingle bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARILD
GLUK will save ten times its cost mutually:lW
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
ECONOMY I
sarus Swan m Tao Bevis Num.'lli*
accidents will happen, even in well regulated
itt a 'very deniable to have aome cheap
and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys
Crockery, An.
SPALDING'S PRE - PARED GLUE
meets at eneb, emergencies, and no household can
afford to be without it. It is always ready, and up
sticking point.
N. B.—A Brush accompanies each gotile. Price
amis.
As certain unprincipled perso • us are attempting
to palm off on the unstutpechng public, imitation's
of my PREPARED GLUE, I would caution all per
sons to examine before purchasing, qui see that
the full name,
.q-SPALDINEPB PREPARED GLUE.till
on the outside wrapper; all others are swindling
conoterteita.
For'ssle by JOBENI F LEMING, corner Diamond
and Marital street_ tebl Maw
C. WEST air,
gunmoromasta air
CARRIAGES;
ROCKAWAY% BOWIES, SULKIER a SLIMES
No. 187 Para Strad. Fittaburok p a .
All work warranted to be of the beet um
er al. arelklydis
calluT GUNS—Single and Double
1,7 Barrel—For eats at ta) noed
ocl2 BOWNA TATLNY436 ood
CAMP AND BOWIE KNIVES _For
Bale by SOWN k TETLEY,
oel2 186 Wood sizeet.
0 LT S REVOLVERS-6 inch, 6 shots,
C
For sale by BOWN a TETLEY,
oollt 386 Wood *set,
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
SAVE THE PIECES!
DISPATCH!
"USEFUL IN EVERT HOUSE."
HENRY 0. SPALDIN9,
No. 48 CEDAR street, New To*
OAVI lON
A. rant
liTMI
ItrKEE ar, FEEELIPZ,
46 . ENERAL 300PEILS E.
AT ?HEIR NEW ?ARAM ATi
rvy-ptte 'treet
Between Hand and Wayne streets,
PITTSBUSSII, PENWA
are prepared to fornish Coal Oil, Whts•
key, Ale, Molasses and Po: k ItARRPLS, at the
shortest notice and on the reaeonable term
THE ARDESCO OIL COMPANY
M I ANTTFACTUVy HAVE FOR
REFINED ARDESCO (HL,
Non-Explogl‘c..l . Also,
PURE B EirzoLe.
Warehouse, No. 45 Hand Street,
sk4S-em
GENTS,
BOYS and
1 OUTELS'
CALF, SIP and THICK BOOTS
OF A VERY tIUPERIOR QUALITY,
SELLING LOW FOB CABO,
W. E. Schmertz & 00.,
No. 31 'FifthStreet.
LL,L lAM 111.KANti, DA VLb 111()/,_NDIAA-13
AA RRISON A. 00 FFIN,
Ocannil Partners. Spacial Partner
MEANS & COFFIN ,
(Elooessoorti to .11'Ctundl000, Means k 004
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Corner Wood and Water Sta.,
felOnm
uI, Ell BYRNE,
M ERCIIANT TAILOR,
49 S. Clair Street,
(Formerly with L. filrehfleld,l
Ly A V ING REIT RN ED FROM NEW
YORK. with a choice stew ek of ourras.
CASSI M ER.IIB and V FISTINOS, which can be pur
chased at prices far tielow the usual rates.
*- (.4 real inducements offered to cash buyers.
mez:tim
DOWN 84. TETLEY,
136 Wood Street,
NEAKE TOOLS FOR BORING OIL
WELLS at the shortest possible notice,
aving been in th a hibillloBa of manufacturing look
ever since the "fever" first broke entire can assure
persona about to engage in the oil business, that it
will be to their interest to give no n call and matte
en examination of our vtock now on hand. nohs
JAMES A. FETZER. -
FORWARDING AND COMMINOR MERCHANTI
I=l3Zl
'Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lar I, Ratter,
Dried Pratt and Produce Generally,
0011.1(11R OF MARKET AND FIRST STURM
RIMER to—Prasei, (4. Bailey, gee, William Dil
worth Sr., S. Oullbert kAn Pitteoal ch, Boyd a
Ott, Heieker k Swearingen, Pl. Brady. Can M. a
M. Bank, Lief Howell, Mangle k Co, 1 4eorge
Anderann, Donlon Paxton A Co., Wheeling.
mrlar2r.itde
D. B. ROGERS dlr. SOIL,
MANIIYACTITEMBS 07
ROGXRS' IMPROVHD PATINY
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH
AND GRAIN DRILL TEETH!,
Office, Corner Butler and Clymer
Streets, Ninth Ward,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
falflas
JAMES H. CHILDS & CO.
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
Allegheny City; PS.
1111111 7 / 1 01121118 or
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OF
0.91•T.A.331:711.(31-S,
82 Inches to 40 Inches Wide.
air Orders may be left at H. CHILDS &Yt3,122
Wood Btrool. Pittsburgh. oe11:1 vns
D USH HOUSE.—M. RUSH, Proprie
lA, tor, N 0.1197 Liberty street, near Pennsylvania
Railroad Depot, Pittsburgh, Pa.
This house has been lately enlarged, refitted
and re-furnished, and is now in the beat of order
for the accommodation of boarders and travelers,
The best of Oysters rece:ved daily, sold wholesale
and retail, or served spin every style. The -delica
cies of the season always on hand, together with
superior brands of lequore, to. aela
fIOM &STEAD, AND PROPERTY
SUITABLE FOR GARDENING PURPOSES,
A't' AUCTION, POSITIVELY WITHOUT RE
SERVE, within four miles of the Court House,
Ind a short distance from the City line, near the
Connellaville Railroad which is now finished, giving
every facility to approach the property at a small
charge, with a pleasantXide to Haalewood Station
on the Wood's estate, adjoining residence of Hon.
George H. Darsie, Isaac Pennock, Esq., Hon. M.
Swartswelder ' Mr. Burginn and others. Sale to
take place on the PREMISES en THURSDAY next,
OCTOBER 17pa, at 2 o'clock. Cars will start from
the state:a. near the Gas Works at half pant one
o'clock, returning at 6 o'clock, to convey those
wishing in purchase. FREE. TICKETS will be
given by ROB"P ROBB, Esq., at the Law Office of
Messrs. Robb & McConnell, Diamond street, te•
iween Smithfield and Grant, or at the Auction House
of W. G. outi 10: NW, where PLANS of the PROP
ERTY can be seen. Further particulars will be
given in hand bills Terms of sale accommodating
to all. JAMES McKEN.NA, Salesman.
W. 0 McCall:my, Auctioneer. oc9:1 wd
TEETH. BITBAGTEII WITROUTPAIN
BY THE USE OF AN APPARATUS
whereby no drugs or galvanic battery are
used. Cold weather is the time when the appar
Ms can be used to its test advantage. hiedic .1
gentlemen and their families have their teeth ex
tracted by my process, sod are ready to testify as to
the safety end painlessness of the operation, whk
ever bas been said by persona interested in as
serting the contrary haying no knowledge of any
process.
Altir ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted in every style
E. OUDRY, Dentist,
184 Bmithfleld skeet.
nol4dvdis
TO THE PUBLIC.
VISPBERAMT the lap°.
.1
ra rant and falsely Mod-
est Physicians of all de. .." •
nominations, treat secret • •
and < delicate disorders,'%
self abuse and diseases or
situations common and
acidotic to youths of both
1301.138, and adults, single or married. Because
.111 1 RUMMY publishes the fact of his doing
so, the ignorant and falsely modest are
dreadfully shocked, and thine it a great sin
very immoral, and for contamination and
corruption among_ their wives, promising sons
and daughters. Their family physician should be
caulitoutlio keep them in ignorant* that they tit
the same as Dr. BRANSTBIIP, (except publishing)
lea( a lucrative practice might be lost to them
smong stupid, lately modest and presumptuous
families, born end raised in ignorance, springy , '
as mushrooms, and who compare society, Innalli
genoe, sense, Ac., to dollars and oente,m,ystetiously,
meanly or illy gotten. It is to publicity, however,
that numerous parents and guar liana are thankful
that their sons, daughter! and warde, previously
feeble, sickly and of delicate condition and at.pear
anal, hare been restored to health and vigor by Dr.
BRANSTRUP, besides many before and after mar
rings through him bare been saved mach suffering,
anxiety, mortification ko. Having the advantage
of over thirty years tniperiartoo and observation,
consequently, he has mtherior skill inthotreatinent
of special duiesese, and whet la daily consulted
the profession, as well recommended by
able citizens, publishers, proprietors of hotels, Act
Spermatorhea, or so called nocturnal emir:done.—
Th's dreadful malady can be completely cured by
the very last discovery that has never rot Billed. In
female diseases he has had superior experience on
account of his old ageotaventy years, all Irrelpf•
larity is completely cured. As for consumption or
pulmonary diseases my syrups; which are arm
sed from Iceland moss and other ingredients
a skillthl physicien five years at the businenyi
ro
has bad more success t. 119011 all the pretensions
that have as yet been discovered. as the cerny
caws will show. They are atl genuine and pia be
found according to a pamphlet that each paean
will get at the exammationotll free of
Officefib Smithlitaki street, near Di amal c ji la =
Private communication fromall parte of the Onion
strictly attended to. predict
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LATEST BY . TELEGRAPH.
AVASIIINOTON CITY; yet: 14 —There is
no news from below pig morning. Rich•
and A. Lucas, a minor, belonging to this
city, was brought- before Judge Merrick
to-day, on application to be discharged
from Col Tans' first District of et,lumbizt
regiment. The decision of the was
that there was strong circumstantial evi,.
deuce that the petitioner enlisted with tbe
consent of his parents, and the application
was accordingly refusrd.
The War Department has ordered Gen.
Sherman, commanding the Department of
Cumberland, to reinstate, all the Officers of
the- 24th Illinois regiment who were file
gaily discharged by Gen. Fremont through
the instrumentality of Colonel Hecker It
is further directed that the °barges the
directly interested parties may have to
make, the one against the other, shall be
übmitted to Gen. Sheeman for such action.l
as the general interests of the country may
reci Ulf O.
P177. , 1317RE1ti. PA
Tho Committe of aggrieved offic era will
leave Washington to-morrow to report
themselves for duty.
The C:smmissioners to the World's Fair
was organized to day by electing Secretary
Seward chairman, and Superintendent of
the Census, Kennedy, Secretary of the
thirteen Commissioners. The Hon. Ed
ward Everett only was absent, and ho sent
a letter of excuse. A committee was ap
pointed to wait on the President with a
request that he Bend a national vessel to
England to carry such goods as the Anac-.
lean contributors may desire to exhibit.
Gen, Walter Jones, an aged and distins
guished retired laivver, died today. .
It has been reliably ascertained - that-the
rebel force which made its appearance
West of Louisville on Saturday, consisted
of only one company of infantry and
another of cavalry.
The promptitude of our troops in obey
ing important orders dut lug the last two
days, has elicited encomiums from the,
most prominent military officers, ands
strengthened confidence in their efficiency
for any conflict in which theiy may be
called to participate.
General Van Vlict, of the Quartermas
ter's Department is assiduouisly engaged in
the business of providing overcoats and
blankets for our troops, as these art'cles
are rapidly distributea by Captain Thomas, I
of the clothing department. The contrae
tors in the Northern cities do not furnish
the supplies as expeditiously as the wants
of the soldiers require, it being the pur..
pose of the government to allow none to
cross the river unless they aro comforta
bly clad.
The rebels on Saturday advanced to
l'ohick Church, twelve miles from Alex•
andria and barricaded the road with
wagons, but our pickets paid no hostile ate
tendon to them.
Reports have been current for several
days that Banks had crossed the Potomac,
and even hard fighting is rumored, but it
is certain that no such information had of
ficially reached Washington to-night.—
Yesterday the rebels made a reconnoissance
at Edwards' Ferry, several prominent offi
cers, judging by their uniforms, being en•
gaged in that business.
Cameron and Thomas Visit
Jefferson City and Tipton--
Army News from Missouri.
(Special Dispatch to the St. Louis Republican.)
SYRACTISR, Mo., Oct. 14.—Gen. Came
ron accompanied by Adjt. Gen. Thomas,
spent Saturday night at Jefferson City and
arrived in Tipton about 9 o'clock yesterday
morning. After breakfasting in camp
they rode over to this place, six miles, on
horseback, accompanied by Gen. Fremont
and staff. Upon its arrival here the party
called upon Gen. McKinatry, and, after
spending half an hour with him, proceeded
in company with him, his staff and several
other gentlemen, to review Gen. McKin.
stry's division, which is encamped here.—
At the close of the review Gen. Cameron
made a few well timed remarks to the
troops, expressing the highest gratification
at the condition in which he found them
and the utmost confidence that in the hands
of such men the honor and success of our
country's arms were safe. Loud cheers
were given for Generals Cameron. ; Fremont
and McKinstry, after which Gen. Cameron
and his party, accompanied by Gen. Fre
mont and staff, went by rail to Tipton,
where they reviewed Gen. Asboth's divi
sion, which was also in excellent condition
and then they went on by special train to
St. Louis.
It is understood that Gen, Cameron came
here at the request of the President to ex
amine the condition of affairs in this De
partment and that he professes himself
highly gratified with the condition of Gen.
Fremontli army.
Col. Merrill's cavalry have gone down
the Osage on a scouting expedition.
Generals McKinstry and Stanly are to
remain here, and not go East, as reported.
Gen. Fremont is on the eve of moving,
but is greatly embarrassed by want of
transportation.
Within a few days parties of rebels have
heen foraging sixty miles south of Sedalia.
I have very late intelligence from Price's
army, My informant, a citizen of this
county, deserted, and is bore to claim the
.amnesty offered to rebels who lay down
their arms. He left Price, on Wednesday,
a short distance south of Johnstown, in
Bites county, moving southward. He
represents that great dissatisfaction exists
in Price's army. Desertions occur every
day, and if assurances could be conveyed
to them that they would not be harshly
dealt with he thinks that the greater part
of the State Guard would lay down their
arms and return to their homes. They are
tired of war, and are only prevented from
deserting in large bodies by the assurances
of their officers that if they are caught they
will be hung as traitors, and by the stories
of terrible Union outrages which are
circulated among them. The most exag.
gerated accounts of atrocities committed
by our army, the destruction of property,
burning of towns and ravishment of women
are circulated and believed among them.
Eight or ten other citizens of his county,
who belonged to his company, deserted
along with him, and are ready to give
themselves up.
Skirmish in Missouri.
Wino, Oct. 14.—The Steamer Gram.
pas, with a flag of truce from the enemy's
camp, Columbus, asking for an exchange
of prisoners, arrived here to-day.' Gen.
Grant replied that of his own accord he
could make no exchange as he did not
recognize the Southern Confederacy, but
would communicate with a higher author
ity for their views on the subject.
A detachment of Capt. Noleman's cav
alry company, 25 in number, had a 'skir
mish with the rebel cavalry, 100 strong,
at Beckwith farm, Mo. The federals were
repulsed with a lora of one killed and five
wounded. The rebel Captain was killed.
A detachnient:of the 29th Illinois, yester
day; seized a large quantity of corn,
and a number of horses, mules and cattle;
they also took two prisoners at Thompson's
Farm.
Iron Bridge Blown Ur by the
LOIID3VILLE, Oct. 14 —The iron bridge
over Green river, at Munfordsville, was'
blown up by- the rebels yesterday mama
ing.
We have no Southern news or papers.
Cameros Leaves - St. Louis.
Lou,us Oct.l4.—EleerataryeaMmlM
and Adjutant General Thomas left thin
afternoon for Washington by a aptaidpi
trsdkvia. Indianapolis. • --
W,astkjegton VitY News.
Rebels.
INFALL333II.II=NIKENT i r
a friend ialiadi ltreifiagaitactid talg4 4 ‘;
oeltarried
BoorB, snoks . AN.Ik: GAIT 5,
titellhig lower thaagwean beLbOughtfor at any
place ehie in the city,
. - .Abgnetworthe'plate,..
. ; :T.Effklagralt-Oilla ST*1113;::, •
PS Marketdreei:
0012 - iteactnittfdot
- , . . . • . .....- ~
Away strkritzngs..— ,--. .
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Indiana Orsa l o t tgutivizairialt u„..ra.. 185, ,A5ie10,, i
po___Ja_d n , if.pf_94 . _ '44: . ( 1
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QtALEDERUIPOS.Air.. ‘1 mil be Yee:laved
I,„1 at this *Mee notili2e'cl ' oek.,l: inalitlib,X l 4•4;
Gm. 28th• day of Ortobtir.4:l6ll4,feretfr4i s hi ng ,th e
fcdoirmatarirkirolvill ,eladehterableat thiliQuirfer- ,
msatees-pepopit indianispolir4ndatlls,baiinantitiel.
as rtalutred, via:- , . f ,/ , ..ri• ;. , ,
.;..., , . ,
86,000 Cap s Forage, and Anon, -- .. ~ .
1,660 Uniform tketaotruddadvartfantyiiiiiit
bine HerealY . •, 7. =i- '-',,- 2 .z -,,, : -
120 Uniform Jaaettl,larisiefanri Otiralq..ditili
20 Uniform JackehylditaidernhArillleirrdarit.
e Kersey - 3 .. .-. , . ... ,• .
34,750 U b
orm Coats,,P.rivates, Intantry,thall
ztt
2,680 Uniform J ate,PriVatela Cavalry—dark•
bine Kersey-
_.- ,_,-..r, ~, - • 1 , -
- •
1,350 Uniform Jackete,illvates,riatillety-Aaric
laft Chevrons N. 0., S. radriot bilinfii. - '
20 " . " pafra4fAllayalrY , -. . .—' '
370 " let Sergeants, pears of infantry:
40 " " PIM Qbeavtdry , ,
10 " " ; pairs
,of-,Artillery
-1,460 Sergeants, pairs of Infantry
130 " " • pai' of Cavalry
pairs of Artille*
2,900 " Corporals, pairs of, Infan try •'
260 pairs of Cave. lry •
110 " " pairs ofArtillery •,-
40 " Hospital Steward ` pairs of
1,910 'l'rowsefs,Hergalnfaritfy—slty-blueKerool
- " " Cavalry " a
so 44if -
." Artillery • .
2,900 * Corp , Infantry " a
260 " " Cavalry "
.
no " " Artillery "
31,600 " Privates, Infantry " "
2,2,69 .‘ . Cavalry ,'
1 180 Artillery "
610Eashes . ~.
10,000 blue flannel Clack Coats—lined -
80,750 flannel Shirts
80,860 .Drawars • _ , . • . _ ,
72,760 Bootees, pairs of . -,. . , ,
4.060 Boots, pairs of,; ~. • - - .
- - '
:
80,860 Stockings,. pairs. of - ..,.
I o,coo Groat Coate, Infantry : , .. ! ' - ,
10000 Great Coat Straps, eels: . : ~ I
2.5,000 Army Blankets, wndln<
ngw,lnaliiii 61644004
U. S. in blank,iiinches loier,entrel
to be 7 feet long and 4 feat dinotroa w-fier
to weigh b pomade each:, ,
4600 Stab] e Proeali
Al!' the abovemientioned &deltas. intuit On
form in every respect, to • the,sesJed stiaidard
patterns in this office, where they may beAitamilical
and additional information- received- concerning
them.
The manufacturers' establiihirtent'Or deakirs.
place of business must be .distinctlY.sisW in the
proposal, toge th er ,with the tonics, address and"
responsibility of.two persons proposed-as swedes.
The sun ties will parents, that a contract shall. be
!altered within ten daysMteitliie acceptance of said
bid or proposal. -
Proposals will be received for the Whole 'of any
part of earn kind of the raticlersadvertased for.
The privilege is reserved-by and for the Dulled
Stites of rejecting any -proposals thrd may •be
deemed extravagant.
Deliveries to commence within twenty days wf
ter the acceptance of the proposals, and one-third"
of the quantity contemned dor must be delivered
within one month of said date of acceptance, and
the remainder within two months-of said day of ac
ceptance, or sooner if practicable. Bidders will I
nevertheless state in their -proposals the shortest'
possible time in which the quantities bidforean he'
delivered by them.
All articles Will be subject to inspectionby sworn
&stag.lnspectors, appointed by authority of the United
Payment shall be made on each delivery, pro-
Tided Congress shall have made an appropriation
to meet it, or as soon thereafter as an appropriation
shell be made for that purpose. Ten.per cent. of
the amount of each debvery will be retained: until
the contract shall be completed, whichwill be for
feited to U e United thateS in cam of failure on
the part of the contractor in fulfilling the Geri.
tract. .
. •
Forms of proposal awl guaranty •will be hirntidt 7 .
ed upon application at hia offix=me b9' considered that do not conform
Proposals will be enclosed 'Pro for fur-
Dishing army supplies." A. MONTt3OMERY.
ocl.l-toc26 • Mai. and Q. M. U.B. A.
SILK BUNTING
CHINTZ FLAGS,
-A T-
R. WILLIAMSON'S,
NO. 47 ST. CLAIR STREET
IYB
EAGLE on, WORKS.
WIGHTMAN d- ANDERSON,
.EFINERS AND DEALERS TN
Pare Oarbon Oil, quality guaranteed, Pitts:
St w rgh.
Also, Bensole and Car amuse constantly on band.
Orders leant ohms, Smyth k Co.'s, on Water
u First eta, will be promptly tilled. se2B-em
NOW IS THE TIME -
•
TO KILL RATS..;
The safest and moat effectual RAT PARTH•hOW
in WM, and warranted
TO BANISH BATS, MOB AND Rowans;
VERMIN OF EVERY DEB6RIPTION4
WITHOUT THE USE OF POIHON.
Prepared only by .
.JOSEPH FAEMING,
cell corner Alamein:lMM Markeiatreat;,--,
no wt:Ps,cit;w„simanet.c, I
Sewing Meehinee
• .
2
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A FAMILY BMWS, working eir*y.well
the lighteat and hesineetitatries.-IMwthe
_LOOK STItOR r: -
alike on both sides, *bleb =motto
'Raveled or PullekOrit, - -
And for Tailoring, idtdrt , Ma -61ititkFittl ikw
and Shoe Binding, these . have Alinuktulor; C aallll
and aria them arNce, 26 "Fifth WOK-
BE
ap2ttditwthia EL LAWEILL
SMITH,,. PARK Ats GO.,
•
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Warehonne, Phi. 140 Fuel and 120 Seeortil
filanofaetorara of all vises lUid an8111440/lit Of COSI
itetorta, and Stills, Bad
Irma. log Itone,WagodYkizea,§* Kaorda,Pul
lies, Hangera and Couplings.
Also Jobboogand Natl. • w Claididie of tlftry de.
scripdon made to order. . • •
BannK a complete machtneihopattsched.to th
Foundry, all necessary fifth* will be caiefell
tt ended to , . teibireadr,
COAL, NUT COAL, SLACK AND
COKE.-DIOKSON, BTXWART, Ca,
509 ,LIBBEITY 13717.311 WA . 7. ,
Having Sr facilities for:li a rrii‘the nest
cruity of fint,Coal, Black *Lo iire,pre
pared to d .thelsione, Ert any *is to atilt
purchasers, at reasonable rite& - Our stioajl le;
brought in fresh dailY by railroad, and is dry and
free from dank. Vsirticular attention gimi to 9,1 W
plying fandly•CioaL segOtaiik.:.
OFFICIAL MAP OF MISSOURI
THREE le.N.r.d
PRICE ,rwairrii.Fivx,4nr2irtlf,
DRAWN AND lINGRAVRO,
FROM ACTUAL SURVEYS
FORTH £D °MOE OP NTEROURL -
COLORED IN COUNTIES' twitaty.
This Map is engraved equal to and inthe same,
atyle as Lloyd's Map of RoWnern Stelert;-;;,
It shows every County sell County
Peet Moe, Railroad rindilaitt*._ 4l 44lolB: . Ev er y
River and every - Creek, every. Wililluti-Boadi arid
Lead. topper and Iron. ltion-.*:teeAtide: ever,
Swamp la Blair show* ise4 : 4l,Orf
from souse Burveysmosau.tor theuee.sd.lhe Land
O Priee enlYl 6 643ante , per**: a Oincji pia soy
where, free of on receipt of. mosey,
101.Sgents , vre - mery eounq,,, ~ • -1;
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