The Election.
•I
The election in the cities and boroughs
psterday passed off very quietly, except
in a few districts, where there were disturb,
mices, but none very serious. The day.
win beautiful and gave the workers a fine
opportunity of getting out the full vote.
Tliey took adiantage of this and conse
quently the vote polled wag large—very
hike, considering that 18,000 volunteers,
of'whom at least 10,000 mast be voters,
are, absent in the-serviccrof-their country.
Nearly every district Showed a large in
crease o'er'. the vote of ; fall and ;n
some it was nearly as large as in 1860, be
fore. the breaking out of the war.
Jedging from the returns we have re•
ceived, the Republican majority on the
Stath and county ticket is about 3,500.
The*ajoriht of Gen. Moorhead, Republi
can candidate for Congress in the 22d
district, will reach about 2,000. His ma
jority;, in the city is over 900. In Alle
gheni city Thomas Williams, Republican
oaredilate for Congress, ran far behind his
ticket.. His majority _tit -the city is about
826 4liough lilcKciight in. 1880 had
1760 ever both candidates.
majority in the district will not- exceed
1,200.1 This can, perhaps, be overcome
by hirl.Zeigier, for whom-good majorities
are aipected in Bdier and Armstrong
countl4.
At the hour we are compelled to go to
press the votes in several of the Wards of
the citzlhave not all been counted off and.
our tables are necessarily incomplete. We
shall give more - perfect returns to-morrow.
in Excess of her Quota.
We yesterday stated that the County
Ezeoutiirti Committee were endeavoring
to free the county from a draft by a Com-
I parison (if their bounty list with the names
enrolled.. This work has been completed
and 2 ,246:name s were found, which did
not'appear on the enrollment lists and
which were credited to the county quo's
by Commissioner - Kegley, es also addi
tional neuters froth other districts, swelling
the list from 9,808 to 12 , 69 0—giving an
expose of ,_.2,099 over the quota. The
total number in service includ ng 558 in
other thanLPennsylvania organizations. is
18.248: -- What county oT like
_population
can show etbetter record-2 Oar citizens
are much indebted to the Drafting Com
missioner, Mr. Kegley, who has labbred
hard to save the county , and‘t from conscrition,
o the aCtive members of the Expecu
tire Committee, for this gratifying result
Eleetion 01'01:Beers (Willie Board
of Trade.
The annual election for officers of the
Board of Trade and Merchants' Exchange
was held yestbrday, and the following -per
sons were untinimously elected : President
—James M. ,'Poiiper. Vice Presidents--
ist, Wm. M. Shinn; 2d, Wm. S. Bissell.
Directors—Thos. M. Howe, John H. Sho•
enberger, Win. Means, Win. K. Nimick,
John Chalfan - t, Geo. W. Hallman, Wm.
MoCreert, Gee. -W. Cfl,BB' Georgeßlack,
Isaac Pennock, Felix R. Bruno, Jacob
Painter, Jarnei I. Bennett, John S. Dil
wortk _lsaac Jones; Geo. B. Jones, David
McCandless J. J. Gillespie, Jas P. Tan
ner, J. B.
McCandless,
C. 11. Paulson. Seer&
taiy-Geor_ge Thrnston. Treasurer-
Nathaniel Holmes.
•
Instructions to Collectors or the
Customs.
The TreasurylDepartment has just is
- sued a circular ito the Collectors of the
Customs and other officers, that in egeMt
ting certain proiisions of the tariff act of
July 10th, 1862, :by which it is provided that
when the original invoice is produced at
the time of making the entry thereof, and
the We shall beispecified therein. the con
signees, owners r agents must declare in
- writing their ass nt to the estimate as set
forth in the inv4e, and if the collector or
the collectors or; mval officers see fit, the
rare shall be so estimated; in the absence of
such written consent, or if the collector
doubt the correctfiess of the tare as speci
fied in the invoice, it will be his duty to
cause the actual tare or Weight of the cask
or package to be tiscertained, and for that
purpose he may 4tise to be emptied and
weighed such nuffiber of casks andlr
pac-a
gee as he may think proper. In all other
cases, actual-tare Only shall be alloWed.
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Another aldier=sbead.
Ny a.„&teplung. on of one of our oldest
citizeto, yfin.-I'. , nelung,:Esq., died on
Sunda in Washington city, from a severe
wound ;a the kneeprecelved fa the battle
at t ionth - htoantain_;iwhil e v!ith his co tnpa
tiy,ikiil,,Pittsbur§h:Atifies, ,in the Ninth
itestitis: Until'Friday last;it was believed
he would recover; bit hig Symptoms then
grelv,yrorseand lie Spnk,rapidly. He was
abenr-tWenty threeyetirt -or age, and a
young man of fine education and exem
plarylibits. His remains will be interred
to-day. 4 ' ' ..,
Usefull
Rita' Ornitmetittsl
• L
.Nrint hltdand cLtps ;
sold at Fleming's,
189 Wo od street. Tita, proPrietoi has bad.
large experience in. the! bat and cap trade,
and this season has use d
. more than cull
' nary care.in selecting rps present stock of
hatsEcaps.and ladies.,4tetwhkis-amp
thel4argatliasal: heat -tof be f ound in the.
city. _ Country, merchants , and others who
deal in the.iii goods ailllfind'it tolheir ad
rantagetp call•andexaMitte at, Fleming's
•befoto traaltr ~
ng purchases; as his
stock was • laid in hefore the , adyaneel
in
prices, and will be sold * asusaal, at loweit
rates.
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. Who.,1111lIght„Oort oi Volon,ol,
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''''Dn Vs returns from Cithp ifove, On
Monday,evening, Col, Stoektoa.fonod one
of M 81 1 2 62 at Dr. Ro dgers' 'Ulnae very ill,
waiting until ~.thp.Docror, uld,returrk to
his of iliagriitd,: vs*, 4,%. ;wigs to
bring every iOldiel; .. t0 . , *P4.4.t,th0, door.
The Colonel at onc e gav9.9,fißfit t9_ll.l&the.
man remain until theDoetor me in and
then. have.4inn_lukfni. o,oiiiiilie4lptel in
, the r nity;'haireliiin' well ilaided - to and
send the bill to hire" Suoh , itets show the
meollAtthitrwiltlytiwellrititeibded.tb and
no one will suffer if he oan pievent It.
,Come Inqtti A rT.
Court of Inquiry, consistmg-of
C01. : .-- IfiewiteLAndre,sr 11.46 r Campbell
Grata:it; auttlifajcir W. T. Newton, U. S.
U l in f zbeen ordered to. cishvene- at -the
g-A.rsenal f.Pittlborgili - lozday, _to
investigate the circumstances attending 04
recent explosion. The court is ordered
to
the m rep atterort Abe facts and give t opin i on in
Prime
. 01te
'Pleat 4:70a. have long. ftmlished, the
ttade,orthis city with prima
,n4i ra .,
,difofifoi 11 - toit'aala has besigastaJliahed
IN T O. I4 W/Ihilof.Stritet, where can
be had ill 14eip' i;;Oatut and Ealfitemaa. Tha,
writ& has sent arasamplel4ll,
tried and fount} A No srg . 1. 'Vr
those. Web* lad almi : M111:
ine .
as
5../LP • aux 50,37-
,4wer _ PaillM OWlNßWlClalilind 6 STATE
ISTRaw. IMITON are our agents for 6101D/111y
and Weekly- Poe* in those :-011:114ntol Are au
-o'sed to take Advertbuonetas add SuosafiptlOnat
'lWit our Lowest Rata.
Y MOIMN G, OCIVig
CITY AND NEMOIMOOD INTELLIGANCI
SUPER'S
NO QUITO COIPOUND
For rale at 23 contapili! , bespfle - by •
CHAR. H. s (*tit Druggist
COMB PON AND. ST, CLAIR - STUNTS.
seB
a ,1777 LVERS, REVOLVERS—
Colt'a new and old atodel. all abnie..": r , :.
toe' do -do do -"- '•
Allan Wheelook'a Onniddreo,-
Eibarp's Oa rAdire—shr__Ays on havd-and for
*ale by . BO WN da,TBTLBY.
plty, Weed, Otreet
ir" NEW -
,evh - ,
4A4tr i'Md "mhilia T6;--
0120 " Mr 8.408 bBUItEB,
eo noir
PrincLe e
Ptde
j ut te atr l i c t4lv Ts do
326 arid Wood ertroot.
4 ,. • 4Y: A t Bnoisi
e-. ••,,' ,iir r „ iiir„.tivalow tji !,.111111 s
1 fi ntiiii., ,, ,..... .
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I'
On - Aron tty afternoon e contrifluttii
c l:ri t°:"t
Iti n i:cah t :at: i et'i v t hh:t:t h e allbe4:ii ee
c: 0 61 11
:17
"2:n ci a k troel. m i na
7'17:
I i: m i 1 11:18h i t :thel
list
f t S i::6l: e t tf4
3 ' e gib o n tt:in
ihe f - ogi
i i ildiEPi
eil
damson,
I I
a affording-domet 49:
e e teo g n 7:
" h iNI: equipped.
k fr fie
*1
lan y, Bl t rnat
.hnd c . i'elnd.L n
nnaeB74qnne orderl. g Generale
'jail
iy'meg the
to et
7 t'
t ttWalt 3444re4*;1:,7111a PbArtudiri-; lasted
stated. that the cominittee, of .whiCh he
hid 'the honor to be chairmen', arid to
whoin had been confided the tluty'of, pay
Jai: bounties to volunteers from
county, had. aliont:elincliniartheir labors'
in the perforrnsuce!of that'dutyilind had
given nodes that',theywould
.cease.topay
bountids afteillail4th, (to:dah) hat tha
there would - be some surplus of the; fund
contribtited, and in order to ascertain the
senseoUthezteetin g and the wishes of the
contributors ,he would offer the follb*
tar: . ._
li r usimutt. In the opinion of this. Meet
, ing it is highly desirable tbht speedy and
efficient measures should be taken to facili
' tate tha organization of volunteer militia,
' withl view, to the protection•Of our. State
fromativasiOn;*and more ifspeidially for the
defense of our own neighborhood froth the,
assaults of traitors in arms ;•• theregre,
Resolvg That the Exectitive.COmmit
tee of Allegheny county, appointed 'at the
mass meeting - pt citizens held. I r n
ghtithitltY.,amthe 24th of July Tait, tie•and
they are hereby authorized and dire Med,
from any surplus oflunds remaining in
their -hinds, , vontribute the suna4f ;five
thousand dollars - to:aid in uniformin g 'one
regiinent (of ten companies) of infantry;
and that said committee be further au
thorired to make such further appropria
tions as they -may:deem expedient to aid
in uniforming other military organizations
in Allegheny ecmt,y i whether of infantry
or other corpS,'for alike purpose.
On: motion, the resolution was unani•
mously - atropted, 'ado:l:the meeting ad
journedo
Englneera' p ilots
The 61 1Oiring, is`a list . of ttig.Acrineers
tiniF - Pilots who 14ve been license(L
ai
this port in the 'quarter ending September:'lB62
- •
• ,Caa.sse-No. I.—dames Livsey,- Arabi
bald Richey,. Wm. Doyle, John Gault,
James' McClure, Joshua Michem Clement
B. Marthens, -ThomasMulyhill, "Jacob
Ewing, James A. Lindseyrßobt. Bridges,
Robert W. Cowan,acob Whizsall j
yr..
Levi Shock, Evan Reese, Wm. C. Blak
ne y ,, Abruham.K.ncierwood, John „Miller,
W. 'A. Porter, Samuel Stevenson,Wm.McCrom Robert Duffy, Andrew'M. Haiy,
Joel' B. Crawford, DeWitt a - Carroll,
Thomas L. Johnson, Samuel S. Brooits,
Edward. Merriman, 'George W. Welsh,
Michael Ehrgeott, D.. P. Henderson, John
Ross, Milo `Somers; Wm. a Faulkner,
Eli A. Cook,' James Wright, - 'WM. Wil.
lama, YolinAgy, James W. Edgar, Chas.
B Maloney, N.. 0. Swartzwelder, Win. H.
Gilmori.Robert Clark, Wm. G. Girty,
Jamesliell,'John Moore, Thomas Snow
dcin, Robert M. Anderson, Dennis L.-Bo
land, James S. Knight.
Ctass No. 2.--Samnel S. Walltinshaw,
James Underwood George Britton, Wm
England, John hi sler, jr., Joseph Rua
sell, Thomas Sloan, Jacob Shock, James
Barr, James L Darah, Wm. King. John
Sloan, , W. H. Franter, John Miller
Joseph. Reynolds, Wm. L. Calhoon, Na
than Byron, Zachriah Brickell, Geo. W.
Nelson, Wm Rogers Samuel Wilson, jr
Puors.—Henry McClusky, John Haz
lett, J. V. McDonald, C. E. Stull, Jonas
E. Cornelius, Thomas S. Javens, Win
Ford,. Solon A. Laughlin G. W. Erwin,
' JamesEL * Maratta, Eli D. Abrams, Jos.
gr Vanden Nixon, J. W. Clark, Jacob J. Vande
ift, Robert M. Bowles, Robert eto Gordon,
as Maxwell, Jackman T. Sct.dale,
Hammond D. Hutson, S B. Hays, Robert
Wasson, Washington Stewart, Joseph B
Williams, G. W. Clark, Noah Potts, jr.
W m Fish, Ezekiel Gordon, Sharpley M
Faoker, Thoepoe.
Des able Property.
We direct attention to an advertise
meat, in another place, headed "Valu
able Property for Sale." The lot is a
valuable one, and will prove an excellent
investment.
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0 /104811. & BAKER'S Sewing Machin ca for, facet ity
manl.fa tr , ring purposes are the boa in use
F C lB
F:ONsA
rYG e Pit a tsb uArgh t
Pa
DENTISTRY .2 2
Dr. f lonßonhorst, No. &I St. Olair Street.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
split
.1081 PH I(ETICEL.
JOSEPH MEYER & SON
MANIIPAZTIIILVEB or
FANCY AND PLAY!"
itivrrusE it_cokiteN
_ .
WAREHOUSE, L IS EHITHFIRLD STREET
Between Sixth street and Virgin
PlTl,ll4Brafiß
olunteer Enlistnient
BLAIN KS. •
am ic i rlvroA,T•la;
UIIIIGEON
RECRUITING OFFICE R.
Air Dais by
W. S. HAVER,
STATIONEk AND
au7 CORNICR.WOOD k THIRD , BTB.
'
4n achnirablit remedy he
Expathng 4roisquitosa
BED CHAJPI RE es.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. U.—The electit-n
to .day proceeded quiet:ly. Eolls.ciosed,a.
ii 'o'cloott.2 Rims reinnii-up to 'B} o'clock
the Democrats concede that Mayor Henry.
Union candidate, has 3,000 majority.
Eight wards of this city give Mayo;
Henry 5,800 majority—showing Demo.
cratic losses.
Pa., 14.—Thaddeui
Stevens is re-elected to Congress by more
than 8,000 majority over Sternman, Dem
Rcrat. The vote for . ..the Union State
fieket is still better. There is great re
;Dicing among the Union men over the re
Thaddeus Stevens carries Lancaster
county by uetly 4,000 majority.
'OTTSVILLE, Oct. 1 4.—This city has
given Jas. R. Campbell, Union, 361 ma
jority fOrCongress. - The DemticratszhaVe.
carried Schuylkill county by from 800 to
1.000 majority. The election of Camp.
bell is, aierefore, doubtful-,,depending
upon the vote in Lebanon county.
PHILADELPHIA, Qctober 14.—Brooniall,
Union, is reported elected over McCall in
the seventh district.
Biddle, Democrat, is defeated in second
district.
Sixteenth Congressional District—ln
Broadtop
township, McPherson, Union
candidate for Congress, has 52 majority.
Samuel J. Randall, Democrat, is elec
ted to Congress in the, Pirst District by
1;500 or 1,600 majority.
Second.district, Chas. O'Neill, Union.
Third district, Leonard Meyers, Llnion.
Fourth district, Wm. D. Kelly, Union,
probable. ...:
The Republicans claim a gain of, fonr .
members to the Legitilittc - ire'Yrom this 04.-
EASTON, PA., Oct. 14—Northampton
County.—Eaatern borough gives 163 Dem
ocratic majority—a gain of VD over Fos-
er's voto
Sun aV•e:aatern borough gives a Union
majority of 44—a Democratic lose of 19.
Bethlehem borough gives a Democratic
majority of 22—a Democratic gain of 42;
Tr eemansburgthorougE t give§ a -Deinb
crat majorit3 , of la—a Demiicratk gain
of 18.
Frankstown gives a Democratic majori
ty of 80, a Democratic gain of 38.
In HiMown township there is a Demo•
cratic,galn.cf 49.
utraoitYi
Btu& kam giaes .. sr Unit; is .. , ixiajaxii;
210.
Doylestown borough gives a Democratic
majority of 20.
Waraington givia a Democratie'majority
of 44.
arminster gives a Democratic majosi-!
Phlinitha'a it Union majority 4129.
Solebury a Union majointy of 183.
Warwick a Union majority,of
The Dentacratiags4hu 44;stbOti :Own
ships is_266; .; , z •
Ciao r, : C 6 . 2 44duack Chunk borough
gives a Thnisocratic ,ixigoritY of 2; Dennr!
cratic gain 0f46. ' •
BUCKS Courrv.—Doylastow n gives a
pemocratic majority of ri,peruccratic
gliW O. 4o .t. 3l . 4 . 4ovi 4 l 44iP( 4 l42'.raillbiity
for Thayer, Union candidate for Congress;
Union gain of 11. The town of Falls gives
Thayer.l6o:majority, tOrk-'
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.—BaiIy, Union
oaxlital.o for Com es; at!, na k tlty
Y
'lime niljoilly,"-tiertuipetadre.
York borough gives Bailey, Union, for
Congressid&nsajoritir Bailey'astiajority
in Cuinberland. -county- will be 2,600 in
steguLg. 1,50(11„, ;corlj s ks,:diatriftrand Mel;
iiiajtirl64 r,670.
DAUPHIN Cm:ruff—John P. Pontoon,
Union, Reenblicon' darididatefor t'ongiesi
will probobly carry this county by 600 or
aoolmajosity.
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bi 461 14 8 a,0,40-- 4) e.:Unionz.licket- gains
over 100 jius , thia ctity.. A great. Union vie
tort'.,, t4rpughoat* the State has probably
been gained.
Sciaitruriu. CovicrY—The Democratic
Majority,will °snood 1,300. .As Lebanon
cottfitiwill not-give` over 700 or
. 800 ma
jorityfor James ittg Union
candidate 'Pi' . 'caw* io probably de-
fasted.
Ccurmara dt3uarr-18th diatriet--Clear,
union, has 46 sagacity.
CIU MBERSIMIG, Pe., Oct. 14. —Fran lt
.lin county will not give over AO Fuion
,majorit'on the State' ticket, 'add 'sends
;probably one Union and one Democrat to
the Legislature. The result for State
Senator'
'Mal
44ocratje imajoriv in Fulton,_county.
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• c a FtAGIOs)9O6.I96 —The First District ,
tries:kb - I:kg .1 21 'Cdrigressional Convention iatriaTierVV4o)
licim-it .Laisd..barkeea,p.,AoTrual4apresenv k- , ..k , onuimrduanidei- -
Mayor of this city, for Corigi ass, to-day.
-1 007 Cosner!
sttimetai
TAE vEI7
$ l l l 4-
LATEST FROM LOUISVILLE.
• Buell Surrounding the - Rebels.
e
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Airival -or Distiliguished Rich
mond Prisoners.
END OF THE INDIAN WAR.
WASHINGIoN NEWS.
e .
dte., &e.. Ate., tte.
SPeetal littsp!ttehes to the Post.
GnEEssacsa, 0ct.14, 1862.
JAS. P. BARR .—The following are ma
86 ; ,-Bar r , , B gi,RawPon•
E tein - pfield-- 2 81enlier; I - 88; Thirr, 180:
Dawson, 181. This is a great increase.
GREENSBCRG, OCt. 14, 1862.
Jas. P. Barr--Pitteen hundred majority
for Democratic ticket in Old Westmoie
land I
W. H. S. 1.,
Jes. P. YORK, Odt. 14, 1862.
BARR The majority for the
Democratic State ticket and for Glombren
ner, for Congress, is about 1,300 in Yorl.
county. The division of the Democrats ii.-
Cumberland and Perry, on the Congres
sional question renders the result in that
district uriceitain. - ' Toss GezETTE.
e Dem-
:t'leffitiiFOUC.:l474SlßFAitifttattii has
se
tehlgt#phrer fe a Geti 7 PrOttlemtis e nd no
Ih-die thiliiiiithit hit& fißniiiiiihttilxfup
teat al eke. A-zi-f-..--,-; ea E.,54.‘r-,atf-e:t. ! t 1:, r.,..
,M. da ' ions ; of •BUseerszurx Stan leY and
andl n have returned tO., -)COtiath,
here t./ley are to be reorganized: 4 "
g g isw
GEM. Ilurlbat has removed his head
l'•
carters from Baldwin'to Jackson.
Four I ,hundred prisoners were sent, tp
: oily Springs yesterday for exchange. 1
A body of mounted rebels, supposed to -1
umber 4ve hundred, were seen near Bol
'm' Yesterday. A force 'has been sent
i• ter theni.
A dispatch from Paducah to-day says
e steamer Hazel-Dell was stopped seven
'ors ak Evansville by_a, large , force of
• errillas, and the mails, negroes, and a
entity of 'goods taken , from her. Sev
-1:1 a - either - a and officers were also taken sondra - 4
, isimoros, Oct. 14.—A memorial
la submitted to the President - to-day by
serariValbridge arid Meilen: 'Stevens,-
Curdy, Lathrop, Wesendank.: and oth.
on the practicability of sending a fed
force to retake Texas, and the demand
a.prochimation these announcing the
cy of the GOveft trent to be simply the
.ration-of the Federal Constitutional
ernment where it is nowt subverted.—
r touching at the probable, design of
t.leort with Mexico in tc ontraversion of
ss oral doctrine, the nietinorial with ref
eto tier, at recent - adviceslinfor m us
if .the loyal people. of: .that section
le.positively assured : of
..the assist
of the Federal_goverument, large
era would immediatelj , ' Hock to the
and of the old. flag, who'hiite been
ed by misrepresentations tos_believe
- e action of the Const.istational Gov.
in
ern nt his been undertaken to subjugate
them, and to overthrow all their civil' ands,
ooliti frights instead of furnishing them,
prote 'on - against the odious . oligarchy,.;
which_ under the title Oa Confederate
(lover ment has endeavored to subvert the
repres natives of the Constitutional flov 7 :1
erurde tof the federal . Union , and_erect'
upon i s ruins a ferocious military despots
'emwh ch ignores the wellfare, privilege,
it'd prverity of the means ' for the ad.
vancesmen's of the few Who by intimidation
and violence are now teinporarily, directing
he administration of the public officers.
A report reached General at.yard today
1 ,
bat the enemy's cavalm were marching
sbree towards LTpton's Hill, by the Lees
sairg road. A cavalry scout was sent ont
to ascertain whether this was true. The
rumor, however, was not fully credited.
JO
.44L4
`Ni p l
the
'eren
that
I.llCe
num
"an
indu
Loots
and fifty
'navy of
longing
itatee, h:
inodated •
ler tit Ne 1
General
if the . 1).,
end New
,:essarily ti ,
The Ife,!
' LLE, Oct. /4. --Seven hundred
.wounded Perrysville soldiers
hem but slightly, generally be
eo Ohio and the Northwestern
ve arrived. They were acCom.
t our
hospitals, and the remain
Albany ..
. Boyle has ordered the removal
!,toon bridge btiveeh Portland
. lbany on account of tts•unne
,•structing navigation.
phis Bulletin says the late Fed
I. at Corinth has quieted itll ap
of au attack on Si einOliiii, and
• ill relieve all Waster,' Tenries:
ow the Federal army to enter
and cipain the whole territory
•e with Memphis. .. to Governor Robinson, dated
lYs the rebels left Camp Dick
'jug south, towards Lancaster.
s are in pursuit.
r al 'forces occupy Lexington.
Abele evacuated yesterday.
.dy of the enemy are reported
Ile.
;red but entirely discredited
• sell yesterday surrounded
d rebels and gave them 'till
• morning to surrender. A
Morgan s men surrounded
('apt. Jim Townsend, late
,‘ the Red River homeguards,
!a house and killed his wife
:nd'shot him.
.rig-ad e of Datnont'A corps
for' arrodsburg, and cap
- reneebnrg, on their route.
There is no news from
era vie or!
orehenaionl
of3lieves it
lee, and al
- 3.fisaiseip . pi
to commer.
kdilipatel
Danville, ILI
Robinson, k,
Phe Feder's,
The Fed
which the rd
G
. ,
abrbteei
drt A Nhynoi l epu a thsho r
o g enoi l a
sos b ri
av : 11 1
It is r ums'
hero that
9 o'clock thi'
squad of Jnol
, !oonander .
and captured 1
• Granger's
left Frankfor!
:tired near La!
. 4eventir rebels!
the seat of w- . 1
1
SAN FRANC Soo, Ociober 13.—Businesa
iturunsettled and merchants Mit - apparently.
disinclined. to Make new engagements until
further advic.-i from the East in regard -to
war prospects and currency matters.
['here is considerable; demand for ship
ping, which could be supplied until after',
the arrival of a fleet of vessels.
Dr E. S. Cooper, a surgeon of consid
erable note die to day.
Tire town of owland Flat. Sieres coun
ty, was almost totally destroyed by fire.
Ile loss Ls esti ated at $100,000..
The steamer kits Neva arrived to-day '
from the North nr.tcoasi, bringing 440 jilts
-1.)
sengers,.S/20A in treasure from 'British
Columbia,s27 ,000 from Oregon and
overllo)*4 estimated is the hands of
passengers froin both places.
_.. , ,
ST. PAIThi.. 0 14 —The Pioneer of the
Poa says theta "spatch'received by Gen,
p ei-from:Gen Sibley, -reports that the
Indian war, as :f ras -the Sioux. are con-
Cerned, is 'al:Wit - tided. The entire force
of lower bands h ie surrendered to Gener
al Sibley. He'll s probably two thousand
prisoners., A. cs airy force is in pursuit of
the Little oraw's and others who - are mak
log their es - cape .Tyventy Inilians • have'
been convicted so far. • . • •
• The Winidow mse was . destroyed by,
fire oii;the.:, Ilth4 'lt was insured. Loss,
estimated at g 26. a.. ,- , - • ,
has:
.llonrik; Oct:: 1 4:'Aitoffiaial order,
beettisgnerr-fOrihe 'draft in Id assachnsetts t
, to commence , to-inorrew:" Its execution
' will be -found_ ne essary in but few, locali-i
ties the State: • •
The. New . Bed(
the loss - On' the
.rebel. picnic "290'
of their !carp i ,-
which, -tii;lhpl - g
$32000,
Y(t.Staidard estimates
halerii destroyed,J4.tb.p
at .$lBO,OOO, exclusive
c., the insurance on.
w Bedford ,iaffiees, is
FORTRESS 110ti8e
er John A. Warr
Landing thbv i dt:l
nearly .¢O4;
amonck hiett - •
Gen. Yrektiss. 11;.
eviliently.AppreCT:',.l
E, Oct. 14—The Bteani
-1
arrived from Aiken's
niio r n i '-lbringing down
UnjcPa ~Rrisoners,
it):ffio cers; . "•;;lirel tiding
!ifire all in rine spirits
:gabeirfriedom.
election, passed ier 1
o e
n r a d M D l: t i r
i e c e t l , 0 ,
L et_ o e n d , t g:l '
1 Cmcifitarri t lr
Pendleton, Demo DMno . 1
eat member of' Con
bests Garley, Repel
The, returns from
in slowl)i: - - Third'D'
D i 9/.opt probably)
14. - 4,,Midnikht —The
„iquietlyt - The Demo
.-entirecounty ticket,
let - Dietticr, preb
ress re-elected. Sec
Democrat, probably
.lican.
I.ther counties come
I strict, Villandigham,
ia beaten-
MONTPELIER, .VT.
Foote wae re-electe.
tor to'-d a ),; - f L oto
'ithe nrustumouizroto
ly seven nays in the
Oct
14 . -- -Solomon
I United States Sena
7 rm of six years, 1.. y
f the Senate, and on
r: onse.
U
Errros OF . IMIAntSTRAIIION
NJ capon the estate of Mrs." SAR.-8,11.13,.:MET
-7Ett.ll.liN. deceased, h • beekgranted toZe
hinder:dm:Lett , tor 'the =ft. ter rif at, - sill
;neralns indebted to-the said ablate areiread,,sted
to make pavntent,end those having gleim s
present them to
enBERT L. H. PETTRitIitAN.
1i0.137, Fourth street, Nth:Um/h.
0e3.-6td-law Adminte.kater.
11.200 "1"8.
Real Eloottilr and-Doinesto Makes,
A U . nev6 7l 2lies find ch oice doiors,
received before ti• elect e.dvicee, arld filr sale
Wholesale and ,retail by
- itaTo IrAcßtrr& & co.
Fifth •
irimrszsz—to`‘ko ibirtint •
?a - / 3 $ t4 , ./kruifor me by -
IRO tq'SerikerctitS so* Virattiitillietei
_ _ .---e.OOO "GOOD
• , • 'maid /or eah Li"
4 An A. Pird2 rift,
•
'ceadrirdta
EZEZEZ
mpsll
iM''fbei:i,llotiko t;l'Jia'pretientatives Was yes-,
terday interettted.;,by_the efforts of a few'
geptlettien,who still retnin i , some, recollec-
/ion oti the country , in which they live, of
the race which inhabits it, and of those
principles supposed to have been indelibly
impressel upon the minds of all Anglo
-811X0/38 by a political education centuries
old, to deliver the land of &hideous night
marei worthless for good, fruitful of future
'evil, called Martial Law. Meanwhile the
Senate was occupied with the same subject,
under a different form. IL prepares a bill j
for she punishment of misprision of tree
son,ln the teeth of the Constitution, on
the plea to relieve the country of martial
law, by providing that ample substitute for
its ageheye
None of the living generation that wit•
nessed the dissolution of the Union de ire
to be the sp ectators: of the Confederacy's
death. ;4:l'he common desire, profound
and • sincere, is to have a stable govern
..
ment—something that will last, something
that will not again subject us to the hor
rors and the terrors and losses of a civil
war. To know the true cause of the
Union'sirsin may save us the repetition of
, this scene. - Now, the first cause_and the
sole anise •cifj the Union's dissolution was
the increase of power in a centralsovern
m'ent. The Union was destroyed by ite
strength,: and not by its weakness. Not
the witte,'but-';the presence, of Power at
thqWashington rendered it unstable. Had
feneral government been confined to
the:management of the exterior affairs of
the &Mos-1211 . d it not received or ac
quired the amend of interfering with the
prospetity and abridging the privileges of
these sovereign States and their free chi
.zeds; we should never have taken the
Union intio hatred;. we should never have
appAttled., to the sword against it; .we should
never havewithdrawn from that Union in
:Which we Wre the strongest nation of the
earth; • and -. he t Union itself would have
beeti.,the most enduring of all govern
meets: BeCauseit had power t0 . ,d0 nth
• chief it was resisted • and is destroyed
Phere was a "poison under its wings '
Few ire so ignorant of political history ae
not to know that the great Henry, in the
Convention which framed the Constitution
of the 'United States, - foresaw with the
vision of a prophet, and foretold with the
eloquence of Isaiah, that the accumulation
of . power, by that Constitution in a central
,governtrient- would one day kindle a con
flagratiou in.which • this
.people might be
happy if that Constitution only, and not
:their liberties also, should beconsumed
But even the voice of Henry , could not
- exinvirice - the men of hiti own time; and'
where is the • Henry to tell this Congress j
.that it is inoculating the infant Confed
eracy with the selt-same seed of disaster
and death, ruder the same delusion that
by increasing its powers over the citizens
an& thei >States it is defending its vitality
tud. securing its existence ?—Richmond
.xaminer: '
News from Washington.
- ---
clutpre of an important Lett-r from
flo.aaregoard to asraatoo Bragg.
The Governme n t has come into posses
sion of an important confidential letter
written by General Beauregard to General
Braxton Bragg. It contains a very full
criticism upon the campaign, and presents
a carefUl survey of the resources and pros
pects-of the rebels, and an explanation of
their programme. Without stating pre
cisely the amount of the rebel forces, it
indicates very clearly that their armlets are
much larger than the Federal authorities
have heretofore believed. The letter wi'
robably be given to the public, and
furnish a very salutary comment upon the
conduct of the Governors of the loyal
States who have been delaying the execu•
tion of the draft ordered by the President
of the United States, and will show that
either this delay has been for the purpose
Of keeping the men at home to operate in
the coming elections, or to embarrass the
military operations of the Government so
as to ensure the ultimate adoption of - the
radical - programme for converting the war
into one for the abolition of slavery. The
interests of the Government and of the
people at large have been really much
damaged by the failure to place in the field
promptly the whole of the six hundred
thousand men called for by the President.
The Recent Batik% In the West.
Dispatches received from the most reli
able sources in the West give assurance
that the general statements hitherto made
in regard to the recent battles in the west
will be fully sustained by the facts, when
they are made,known.
Speech of Ex-Senator Allen, of
Ohio.
zeal
A large meeting of the Democracy of
Dhio• was held at Chillicothe, on the 4th
inst., at which ex Senator Allen delivered
a speech, in the course of which he pre
sented the follawingpicttre of negro eman
cipation In consequence of the President's
Proclamation :
Suppose that the contemplated emanci
pation should be inaugurated successfully.
seven or eight hundred thousand negroes,
with -their hands reeking in the blood of]
murdered women and children. would pre- I
sent themselves on our Soutl ern border,
demanding to
_cross over into our ,
atrOhlo's share of the freed slaves—seven
or: eight: hundred, thousand-negroes,-!with
nut money'; - tAiliOnt fO6d and.withont.PerV
sonat property of any kind, who, in virtue'
of nature s law , were compelled to eat,
and be_ chilled'. Then would come the'
conflict 'between the white laborers and
the_ negrees. The negroes would enter
into such competition with the white labor
etetliat the latter wont have to abandon
the field, of labor bere-4nake way for the
riegroes—or. maintain their ground by
waging a war on the negroes, that would
result in diivins them from the State. or
in their extermination. It was hard to
compel a white man who earned /evenly. cents a day to contribute twenty
five cents of that sum to be expended in
schemes to buy the freedom of the negro.
He won't like that. The fiinatica claim
that these `'schemes - are prompted by phi
lanthropy. Carried out, they would end in
the death of the negr.oes. I' it were pos
slide to colonize the uegroes in Central
America, where it is proposed to colonize
them, they would starve, and if emancipa
ted and. not removed from our country,
their extermination was sure 04'0114 - F,,
Until the negroes sliallhe reeogimsed as
socially and equal of Whitemenith**l4
not be politically their [ , etpiiilXLll , inie - of those iinatica who claim' to baictank in '
I Behalf of philkithropy, would consent that
';- their sons and daughters should intermar
,ry with the negro. From the marriage al
:tar spring onr political privileges ; if not
;equal there, we are not politically equal.
No objections are interposed to our sous
',and daughters intern:in-lying with Eng-
I ' lishmen, Germans, Irishmen, 'Frenohme n ,
&o. We all belong to the same fiimily.--
iWe are simply .the advance guard—they
ittie'theguard--eurfathers..9oquirs,-broth
'ers and sisters: - '• All thesetjaVmarri; and
0012 the blood becomea,:meVed into the'
— eat . poel' of Americen fiftod. `- Not-so'
th the negro. Ife'doeinetbelong to the
yatii..„, e ni fam t i l ly , . ,
it ifroderencretarsiL.himpat_.dliefftoactit
ion the
if. mot the, theologian, and
by he was created differently is immate
ial for us to know it is sufficient to knOw
thatUls different,ftithout'seelting to oh-
Min the affidavit of the Almighty on the
mildest.
• .
i.‘AV-1-.-
Geni3rai
•Govc:nment,
READ
TO OONST4 PTIVES.
TIRE ADVERTISE I ELSIVING BEEN
,es ore to health in fete weeks; by so - very
mule,remed s, efte havi n suffered several years.
with a severe Mug Nff 0 ,, , and that dreadful
diseme, Cousum tO make known
to ni iell..Wsofferers the "13'0213' of cure.
To fal win, desirets, he. • 11 rend aprescrip.tion
used (free of chary e) • wi h be directiohe for pre
paring and U 4 ng tee eym - which they will 6.td a
sure cure/or Consumption, . glom, Bronchitte,
The out , . obecr - ot , the ,c 1 • ertiser m &miming the
Prescription t, to benefit t. e afflicted, and spread
iniormetion which he crne yes to be invatnabla,
and ho hopes every suffer-. wilt try his remedy,
asst will oust them nett' •g, and may prove a
cire
Parties wishing theprepc ption will please ad-
Per.•&SW r RD A. WILSON,
sel9-3m Williamsburg Mss County,N.Y.
NIOREVAINTNIAT WELL ilairOWN
Bakery end Ootifectd-;ary, ..litink - a, timid
field itt.. , t Alamo store ln. ot: - Marble coantera
and fiv urekekith.spacionsiee Bream lialooll end
bad ies' , floStaaitin'i.on Sec nd Story. Dwelling
llonihrofeighttikork . and I itch sood cella ri,
coal vault dandflratterslf o a b..kery to store.
I s
room, an., salooniwiterion tory.. cto.. •AC. This
first cleat est , blishment I now in complete
order, and - baying a welt es •blhed enrtom, at an excellent oppo.ttn. tY to any One den
rum of going tnt.. the bum . Will be r.-ntert
for one or three years, se , h proprietor is about'
removing from the city. A". ly to
B. CUT BSA r &sdiqs.
! _
' ' 1 iditritiketnet.
—,----
WALL PAPER
A compleFOß A
te amortmemt of ...
PAPS • . •
Of ail etplee.-bidightlifdtelbl
be told atthe timid lewptidel
detE ;.444
MEN% RAIMON,Ls $
St Missals kall Assays
=M!
oOLE . L.LAziI:) s ktIOT/OM
TTSBURGR TREA ss TRE
ARD RIBID.BASON
•
OES OP ADJOBBroxlvate Boxes. $5
Seat in Private Box. Ok Pah/nett. aar
. chairs. 50 oen !sadly :.Cirole,
Colored Gallery.' cents: Colored Box..
aa. Gallery 15 centa
night of there-engagement Oldie beentiful
ng &dram. Mt , ALICE pLaura.
JENS IE DEANS.
To conclude with die
LADY OF THE LIONS.
OU , SEIiEEPERS
rnishing Stare
GOODS FOR THE
ITCHEN.
.
rii wart,,, 1 ru sh e s ,
Woodenware. Baskets,
Spibe Boxes, IEM Moulds.
( up rubs. S, Wadi B
Slaw Cutters,
.w- Mop asin s,
s,
Hair Sieves. wire -Sieves,
11143 e Knives. Coal Scuttles,
Silver. Soap I.
nib Polish.
chawoi se sick,. . k e Washers,
SkeT t ri,
Bastingttoons.
Gr dirons,
Lembn Squeezers, Coffee elf
Wash Bo • Ms.
Stewipans, Sauce Pans.
waft Irene, Birditoasters.
fit sales, Fry rang.
Hans'l3oßers, Farinaßolien.
Graters Egg Beater&
Lardipg Needes. Flour Palls '
Pudding Perm - WaterYilture.
read ran ,
FI pie.pi tua ~
~.
Butter Ladlis. Clothe , Wring e is.
fro. flotth-rs
, Wooden Spoons,
step Ladders, tsutt*r Prints,
Reeleza,
. Tubs,
dotbve Aries. - Wash
olp CUP-.
Scales;
- Toast Forks,
Cook'slEnive I 13,d Irons, :
Bread I.Boassa I Moe: Presses,
Booopsl
Case Boxes, ire., lte.,
FOR THE DINIIIIO.IIOOI/1.
81 I.VF:R. PLATZD.
Castors Call as,
.ray Jigs. Nut Ptak%
Cake Knives, Fish Mgrs.
C r lee Cs eant KniTaa.
Islt Stands, Napkin Binge;
Frith Stands, Cake Baskets, '
Butter.kinives., Forks and SPoOna.
Soap Ladles, 4 2yrer Ladles,
gravy 14 dl.h e, Sugar Spoons.
Children's Ceps, Mustard Spoons.
Round *Oval Salvers, roe Pitchers.
Bouquet Stands. Goblets,
I ICUTLEItY.
6 7 ,41 frz Handled Eva Carvell,
i
do , do Perim.
Stag do do -Square Waiters,
English Tea Trays. Crumb Brushes,
Fors and Spoon Trays Crtunb Traye,
Dish Covers, 1 Witting Dishes,
Hash lltkes. Coffee BMgins.
i'Wine Strome -P. I Nor'Castl/
pirit Coffee Pots. ieir- - p's. -
able...vacs. 1 Round Waiters.
Bread Baskets, K
nifeScrews,
win oilers , K Sharpeners,
Refrigeni ors, Wat r Coolers. are.
FOR THE CIIA-BIBIER.
To, fet Jars. . Water Carriers.
ti not Baths. Chamber Buokets,
Inc nes 13..ths, I Bowls and Pitchers.
Mat rum Brushes, I ties Shades,
Soo, toe /grams, I Nursery Shades,
Bronze Match folders! :Nursery LamPs.
Flower Sta nd s. I Clothea Whbrkes.
N ursen y Refrigerators, Ckith es II ItiPere.
Wax Tapers, lc ht
MpiCIELIANEOUL
Library Bteps Door 'Wan%
Vienna Fish IGlobes, Vegas,
Btrd Cages, , Moat Bafes,
Vizzosto,_ 1, rocket Kttive3.
Card de Visit e Frames Flasks. •
Camp Kni °A, Camp Portfolios,
And everything pertaining to a well appointed
Household
To he obtained at reasonable prises at the NEW
sTcatx of
KAY &RICH-AJIBS
30.17fth Stliet
First ,
• rst oor below ExCliartie.filink.
Al! Goods dedvered free of pharge in theeity:
Allegheny, Birmingham Manchester, Duoudesne
Borough, ate, !
sellltud
•
4RIVA.T.M DISEASES«,
4. Dr.BROWNSMRDICAL : A
and SURGICAL O:flce, No. no
Smithfield strect,l Pittsburgh,
.. . _:.....1
Pennsylvania.. 1 1 • - I -
Dr. BROWN is MI old °Risen 1- -• ---al Pittsburgh, and has been in (f, • rf 't
Practioeforthelast tvienty-five •,,, . i
eers. • His business has been
30naned-moatly toCPrivate and
Suridoal Diseases. 1
CIT/MTS kND STRANG/IR
.
In need of a medioal bleat should not WI to
and out the sure place of relief. Tha Doctor is a
-- egular graduate. and hiesx:perm ......, treat,
neat of a certain class of diseases ts a sure guar.'
micro to the sufferiva pf obtaining- permanent re
ief by the use of hm lemedies and following kes
advise.
DR. BR nEmEanse, .
ouver tail to cure the worst form Of -Vernareb:
Diseases. Impuritins and S aretalousAreetions.— •
Also all diseases ar-g-froin hereditary...taint
whioh 2nanifests itself in t h e form -or , tetter
Psorianta, and a great many forms of akin dis
eases, the origin oi s which the patient le entireb
iimorant. To perso aso afflicted. Dr. Brown offer
hopes of a sure and A
4 , ... . 4 3
SKISIN
Dr. Brown's rem edi for the troubh
brought on often by 'that solitary ha tor serums.
, flutification, which the young and weak minden'
Alen give way to. (tp their own destruction.,)ar
be only reliable remedies known in the countib
—.bey are We. and make a /weedy reetoratior
-of health:
itHßUhLi'ilfifii.
Dr. Brown's remedieP never fail to cure tin
~s inful finnan IN 6 riot DAYB.—he Will warrant a
'are. -He also treats es. Meet. Neintorrhon
! Arc
itrieture, UrethalDis .10maleWealonea;
Vouthlp Suppressions, D tyss of the joints.'
%tale in Alio; Nerve Affections, Zains lis ib ..-•
Back and Kidneys, Irritation of the Bladdnte
tether with all diseases of an impure origin .
~ .i.
A letter describing thfi rmptoms. containing ...--'
egg directed to DR. B ewN, N 0.6- thalthiie ,
St., • Pittslitmgh. Pa., be immediately amen,
ad. Medicine sent to ' address, safely packs.
and secure from observe on.
Office and Private s, No. BO Smithfield
trout. Pittabnrlth Pa. nols-divirdS
_ . __
STATE ORICOLTIIRAI.SI4.IIt:-.110-
AL TICK le hereby gipe,rthat the State Fair has
beet, p eltpeeed wit lain , yo iron scoot:tat of the
unhappy militarenna.tlon nt our outlaw.'
THOS. . K .OX, Prendeat.
nelP
A. 8. I .O•OAX6R, Saari' 17, Norristown, Pa.
JUST RECEIVED
.A r BoaLekiwis
•
98 MA.k.EE STREET. - ''''
Ladies Balmoral Cacgr Gaiters,
Ladies Balma loroceo Boots, . • ...
raise , almoral LapeGEd.tims,
Men. Boys aid Yea Bo .ts. •
Men. Boys d.routlia Bat giorals.
71
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Oar! resent atom 'em :-NOTIONS..; vttWtofore keht..with tho ad, itton„of ol.rAy.,!..,auirAind
asefal:•`urtioles:to "whiot :ire 4iviie - tll4 - 4;s - 1W
atteittion. of. the JO bi#liir 13, , -.-, , ---, •.: !
--' - 20 L IX' Fa aS f .:....,:.,
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Indgoing into 'camp . should' supply theiestilvei wi ill
'inQa - Ruitiber - BlairtkeAs., "alt.. --iVool
ia Seek!, !Noyes; Sitspend
eta 'ILIMIIars, dte. ' ,!:-.
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octave. PtiCo..... . ~. ...... . ....p IWO*
A Roe wood.Chtakeri,,g &no. I NF , ' . 2:u
b l r gcopk• 6 votave. "Price ..0 --..— , 00 4 1 ,..!A
A Mahogany, Lond-& Bro. nid, -suit -
god t- order. os, 6atave.--hi ee .... .
._ t 46 00
A Mahogany, 44 , ,er & C0,..-4.01d rcd4in
Pumo. Of octaves rxrce- _ ...... 20 00
A Walnut Lease Piano, in good o . er. 6 -
octave. Price
-.
r"1" . -
70 00
A Mahogany, Gibson Pia -o, New or , •
very good, 6 octave. Pri1a1.......... , ni,411,,
NEW PEILNOII., ,
A splondil stock °flew Nands,' front the;
New York and Boston mai , envon tiad.,amitio.tit,
etantlyrecemagnewsu, Mime Prieeiristriaroov
the seine se the_nnuurfacturer!,i, eye_yin*lre
mint transited: For sale by - -, -, , ~
sal° :>-M OT n.laißlitatt, ii G rftd-liintel,,:": ~
ito jcols emtscif
We strezeirmenuieetering It ett: , ittitiehiet
~ 1., x - 3,x .Er-, - 1 ,
:which,we are omPared to deliven; ; .t.
mum, Goo lanzirrylSTßE
Beet quality of lPsarmilly t 4 ,
I land ea usual.
thaVr DI CA SIM . firlrElk7A. WC-0&' C . O.
, Speikcer & - kitty
BREWERS AND J. `Tfit&P,.,
Pamir=
,y 7: ,, ,, ;',
ely-aii : awwweil4
, littbareli, September 0 ,1,302 , i' .'.
finilissoLlTTlON OP PART - zaplarlP •
_ •
Thep itrtnerehfe hex etof re ..v r .b..,
kween Joi3 lii , e , t-CER mid W. IC Gji iifk. ,
;was Aii , solved on the trofzeu g, - y e ati I+, "y
!il GABRA RDleinwanthdiis ei se th4ITE the
liminess 4 the ]at e litzalti 4 officota . kitisi , rewel
cry the - Brew Vir ;Omen eV Pe outlook dbr
BPENCIR & YvH erwhe inte. d
l i t . hav e ways on had a, tape lor article ct 4 y_l4-
TEn and 8R0W4 , 1, 4 TOUT Ti e lidera alma
will Se tiumafallott.fekval of tik• /* to
firm
Po" , ztrarea r iglza , =.ritoiyult47,
may pit , oh a. e from them. tit .,
m j 4 l 3, , ,
~ ,
m r Rog= AMNON. of pity,, ,, 4, 50
Ion, ; k iimni xo ale bastoeve cottmettnitv. wig% ire
khe mi. n ..,meht of oni baldness, with the full
- fl — rtii The IlreWerY. -' _ *
Mai ns ah or ere to BPEN ORR & !OKAY,
Photo= 1 3reweri. l'Axtebnrab, Pa. -; 0. OA ...SI
Jvc , JEPLI SPE
ICES.
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ILO V 810t*Alt PENTOII
; • ;-Alfrirf4OßZfele -
simr_po vnisirirtkaa—
anintaberis weeta,
PITTSitilE4l: i Pet.
solicited sad proaarttr ad wk.
OF zellst
- .....:,..1.:: ., (i.. , - , ' , .7.7.7-'77,7
-a,.71-4,Pi-'7ixllp,,g.
1411,A,Lit'srEele atjloots and
sh oes
- RE7,2.IArGLAr Aro. 2.liA-Frprif sr.
T.-Ittsh ARD
diattuttp.„,lll.l.,tiny pusto. olosbd out L
mo
9/Ea. AND, #EF,. ~„
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Nulquea,
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fr-A CAA C F - V* ' GET .IX TILE
siviV , , EITAINFON C. vA,t,Ry. .... : _ ..-...,_,
' idol:rail ir 'i#l.l7;-7-:_;-,
rirAnDiiiesiiiiiiir.7l i
~,'- Wash nst n' -CIE, .A.,1; , tre .a. /MI.
MAJOR ..TIMIIPTC A.SfOt-STON, Pi tt 4 {lll•gb,,,^a :
~, k ,
You s" wye_here by 'authorize(' . o rqse a
lt.ginse ,, t of a javalry i.. the Stew of - renis Ma
nia.- ferthreii WO S or do Int% th , warite r
f2ailigod in ordanee Witt' t ) enitral'Oitte r No.
:froto this iDepirtmlo t. --, - ---.''----'-- ,--:
he Field en. Staff Otileeri3 can be iiirtrterod
:neon completicm a the orraollantin ofthiklleal
meta,
tii. -...
knlietwimn t ill be Mustered aserivilerl Sen
nitro of cloth' g arms. hor , ee,- and : akii i k , e at ,
wilLbe fhrnished h 9 thePrnPBr/IBP(Stften'•
8.3. orderof the Secrete.]
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7 ^FTV,4 ` '-. g G ' ,- -' '
:' : --.'-..', , "!, 0.1 .t.'lll:rflalTA 11.
rian liar senerel itteilVli. G.
NriPsizikriii,trt.s. s,litrri,
liarriiateic' Dot. 7. 1.34 - 1, I °
le tbority orthoWarriep_artmett
si ordered • t hatttiV-Rennen of
heated to be faideratrielinbl, t
to
affix ttenfirdtdateirb9Vtb War
Riiker ofthe.flovert Or.
,
A. 1., lit.l.StifiLL.
' ,2l 4 ln tanalenerel.Rewili tin t e „ .
/From the above itiOkt4iett illit44der- .
Shrewd bee bee :dfilynti.kor;aed teraloO.Nr4 h oc' lma. It' wilibelatbilhed t as fazes: tire. r e
the Stanton Cavalry.' abireol. J Mani'. b...-o.
maker wills - telt•Clur`roiii-i4 'tfie_tt L , en t.
the Ittntetanton•Regmentilinolritteaten2lHowe,
noltensed;-and- :Lk' beittliittd,itqw,..l,,ve
Cowponies of this ltegireentLarkemirli.t./antll.
and 411 fastVling Lb:, _,. '
. 4
Colaimaler. parts of Coninib fie' en O jicaiii ~ not
efreadr 8016 14 , 4:haft now thelvtendttedonbt
eily thuur.ert oppOrtunltY.Tor eutetbi ier-
riot+, All BoanthOrom the -- United- . rdi .
:be gtint t4ibe :pea, and tho';-'4treghrn ofturts,
'Bounty to much meals" May edi t 'Semniti oi t - lie
ellen,. ConniY.: ThisMattabore hag ':h,in.*;tadloil
for sbeedal Beryl.* by the Feere , erY titiVas. ar.d
ui.lbe.ar nted - equlr:,..eit and boised.*,!t."!..otfalleust
9- The co nelsen'bkfoiiiiliit-Ati4l4o6xtv.
JIARK7.4tLOSIC;--Iliftlt-straill'shol*i' yon.ral
Ilowe's office. - ... , - oelt-tf
F °ll' ' '''
1-11 E'; tir,411.1 1 / 1 4c:p... N 11)
other Pet -nitYl i n ,teakipenia,7,,ln e r_ en er
sig ne d .ul win neeirgigir orges. tor ail it! •se „la°
VirFertwolveznarettinrfaCtiTti°l3-"4:1.11114- '":1
earattlaefir/44,i;1 , e iii Pay !4;, 1- 4e
recru.t 4lme usual goyflnaon , .,b , ninty arta it -
vanoe mu ; alto the detinikoni c o r e .lni hued
ty 0f.41/0. fie wareeeive ra•rtitut aw b , un , Ja
of 'the. Berrie.% hafint.-,eaveltz-,er,ruliers.
Amu Wilkins Bel4.Fourtliatreet
• '.- - i ~, , , le:. , Cißitat
.stLiett.SWIVV-inf•
~~D,QUJTI'
— Tim( I
arairoirlf •
„„La'aPprov.d, a I
thus. on
-Au° 4 1 .Pria and o
repßtup en t, :13
.NOTICTE' T xCHA NT s
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40.000 19
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