ii• 47 ItiiitlC ROW. 1 0Mr0.ICK. Ina 07..sNkr
STRE MBOSTOR - ortiour ikkeritiroilla Dials '
and Weltkljr,Post In. those ;oats", and: artAll
thihirod Otak_oAdvertiodailuitsand'Sub:lorisitiene
or co at itisr.bo.wroo! j . .
34.9*ii1.A,Y : . MORNING, 00LT24:4,
CITY AMP 1111611BOCAODINTIILLI11IINCE
Relielettoesi by the bentoeratie
c omeiiiittee•orCerrelepoititenee
At a MOeting of the Democratic: Com
mitt 4 'ofi'Allegheny county, held at tile
St.iCltrles Hotel, on SaturdayAhe 25th
inif., tlieollowing resolutions. offered by
James h.q.ltichards;- Esq:,: were, unam
znously adopted:
liesolvely,-; That; we 'congratulate our
Democratic brethren throughout the State
u p o n - thirkloritithi".Wctoiyabhieved at the
late eleclihn,which:combined with the to Indiana and lowa,j'givis
evidence Of a desire upon the pa'Fi'xitthe .
loygand-Oinservativepeople tirtheNeith
fp ratettoittion , 'th&Constitutift asit
is; 'zind,the fifnion l ssit
I? diabiao That the State CentraLbon2-
mittei)VtlYriPerforixted ther,:dritiei-durinz
the blie — cariipaign, and.especially to their
fearless t elninutrt,',lhe- lion. Frandis N.
Hughei, whom neither the threats nor
menaces of insiflent opposition, backed. up
by--power, nor 'the Slanderous iitticks of
cowardlY• enemies could for one moment
swerve fro* the straight line of duty, our
sueneis in a great measure to be attri
bitted. ti,
The Demon of Liquor.
Qu'Frida3 , l evening the attention - of the
Allegheny police was directed to the con-.
dition•of thefarttily. of
_Hugh McCarthy,
mabldnist, , retlidin g the SeUtuid, Ward:
Os visiting house, they founcl -Mrs.
MeC. bnnseal - Und- bleeding, from li-teiri7
ble ,, ,beating.olministered by her husbinlkl
She was"very drank and a teapot p . artly
full of whisWwas found secreted tn.au.
ovuti".%:-EfeCtsithY had left the house.r--- One.
child was found.suffering fromscarleVfever
and its medicine upon the mantel-piece
untciehedvoffing , to the neglect of the
besotted parents-and another child in the
same bed in I:;the.first stages of the same
disease. ThU. children were cared for
during the and McCarthy was ar
rested and loCked up in the tombs. The , 1
children will ;probably be - removed from
the care of tbeir parents. One went into
convulsions dfiling Friday night, but with
proper care will recover..McCarthy is a
goodlniqUltiinfUland can earn S6U a month
when he chooses to work.
The Drafted.
damp Howtlis now rapidly .611ing up
withdrafted 1 7 tnen from the adjoining
counties, and there are over fifteen hun
dred in carap v ii Over two, hundred from
reene county came in on Saturday and
tfnelre , kthereLt.lie. entire draft from
ni.eLaw
rence.; The, n are :very
all being furnished with comfortable bunks
and -nearly- all-ihavp blankets which they
They are a very or
derlyi*Th-behnifed set of men and gen
crgllysubmit tdi their fate without .mur-
muting. Tke.purgeons appointed by,the
`National .goiretent are in attendance
,at
catifv:iiiid . the 'fa r ed are examined' as
fast as they -coiiie . in. Quite a nullities
have-been disbgarged, some of whdm,
feeling Linable tp go, had supplied them
selves- %with .: substitutes. Quarters „
being prepared for several thousand more,
whd",
are exPedd.' during the present
hundrel more cane in from
Fayette county :cut Sunday morning and
were quartered in 'pimp Howe.
The Esealie bt Sheets. the Mar.
Aerer.
Eli - Sheets, confined iri Veaver
awaiting his exe4tion for the murder ofl
John Anslebwhoseescape we have noticed,
is said tii'have hkid confederites outside.
He bad, it seemsAgot rid of hie irons, by
means 9f asp ms of a- case knife,
which; with the hOhbles, were found in his
cell. „.11e,..10ck oflithe,door leading tp_the
yardc - WthrlOpsned4iy'-a hike key, whiclr
was broken off acid left in the keyhole.
In the yard was - hihrid a'new bed Cord, to
one end of which:li was tied a rammer be
-Iphging to a cannon kept in the enclosure.
It is presumed thattihe held on to the stick ;
while his cohtederates 'outside drew him
up by the cord. ;:Sheets, though but 20
years.of,age, is a desperate character. A
reward" of $5OO isleffered for his capture.
Be is five teat sig inches high, with fair
hair; light compleabn, high cheek bones,
hazel eyes, pale faCk and a feminine voice.
lie has a dimple . inqiis chin and the lower
yartAlliplate is -Covered with pimples.
Manekink andliPatal Accident.
On Friday eventrig,. Katy Ann, daugh
ter of Wm. Park, , :carpenter, residing on
Carrol street, AUgheny, attempted to
light a carbon oil ramp at the fire, but a
portion 'of the'oil liavirg leaked'through,
the lamp exploded ike a flask of powder,
throwing the oil over the breast and arms
of the child and FlOting her clothing on'
lire. She - was so terribly, burned before
her mother, who tants) her aid, could'ren
(ler any assistance,! hat the ileith on her
stomach and bowelulwas burned to a crisp.
she clieW trooi r: ,,ibunds early, on Sidurz
lay mo r ning . " The &ceased was an intelli
lent, active child, ten years old, and her
earful dent - has - cfitthe family into the
I ceptii distress. i "
itatistlen , ot the , Sons of Tem
, Per4 ll VP- ,
Th~'followin are Statistics YepOreed
c the Grp.ud Division of the Sons,of Tern
ierance; at tbeir'ieciht sessions; Whole
~umiier: the year; 1,002;
vithdrawb, oighty-thijee, rejected, eighty
hreei4lioleaumbeo
of members in the
irder, - s,.;22tßutuherirejected, fifteen; re
nstateli, tNrty-Six; broke the pledge,three
tundred Number of
Joys organized into, teirgerance associa
ions, 6,500. Arnow in the Treasury,
•1,752; amount,invested,-$31.,248.
gi4poit4:111111 ( Mange= •
An effortas being s made to have . the until
ietween .
and 'New York carried
.vertilq - 41.11entor*rositei AB it:B.OW COMBS )
PhiTadeiphia, 'the!' connection is fre
uetolyi missed4o..thelserious,inconveni
nce of merchants and•others. -" •
Is he Liable?
Quite a nice 9uestio4;has been *mine
o thoAlialllity,cif onsffiof the diaftisd
i Camp Howe. Hgivas enrolled seven
aye before- he was fiirty-fide'..ihd'• was;
/ben drafted, a month over ege. Who
ill decide. --
17,1 4 Vone,to Nlirork.
The feeders in ShOenberger's rolling
-
Lill, who struck for an advance in wages
aVeekgreedupon flCOpapycitnise,.and gone
) work again: They receive an advance,
it not, tatie fnli amoTint demanded, • -
, Stab fitia - rued.
The stable — of Hon:I - Henry D. Foster,
reelpsiniirgi- was buried Idown on last
horsday night, but :;the contents were
ived. „Thep Arertsollpposed to have
thlivioidt Of itn incendiary.
The adillieSt.
The new stamp currenefwairet, which
en v, Miner will_sedd for 13 cents by
C!4 gaX Wallaby. -_
Thi.e_new.articlo, to tie had at liloer'fil
r tentents,,tainet the thing to carry the
ew itarnpc' 1)a
l 6e mew postage.eurcet , ley wallets at
sArtql.A l Xfkr,th AlltHniftilAntm-of, t en
nts,- 11
MMZE
.....
41' The ,it #M,444 1 0!.., Illir7*
—We naderatand that 0:v1.1 - Stockton has
filled AtilAinVfit'aiitiAllatfthl by
i .
consolidation Asp.thCo). %wa s of W eel
iniArfienta ffveicAginsesiiMate cifid
one company from ;Erie utalet:Sapt. 'in
ton. Cot:Sioeictonzia—kieifdaiefal of hie
mend4ul,wiltbp e3Ftrem9lypoßtgar amopg
them- , l'i r echihr_itOrbin-being, ul,ilie.citri.
in atarth.of a folly e ician ;fain aicicaoldier
at threCo'Clockini•gatitidify Ill'imhaing."
. • .
! • •
coal.
for the . Go v ernment . •• •; -.1,
.Tins .7 'ainothit f Uff" - Aal , doesiiMed:.iiit fie'
keneral - Government in'itsmilitalvaraina-''
'vat % operations has' heen .vertg# s 4.', - Au .
the Co. used is .;with slig,htsae*eePtione r
shipped. roth Philadelphbyand produced
from the ' mining sections Of PepnykYlvaT
saia; It is.estimated.l , thiittliikalinial - gnaw%
iity_ consumed, isthr•the-itieighborhoocivf
three hundred, thoriiaddlinia: i Kirthel4h'
thracite:OuPlkid ti - )_, ; 13. `e_tifoii;Pitit:Rititil,-
and the 'various other naval depotil'owthe•
Southern coast -conireibriginally from that
§ity.
The Weather lind•thp
The rains that On-Sifurdai
• .
night continued-iv to' the time-of. - ivritmg
this notie4 - withn .finr prospec&of a eon:
tinuauce, in which event navigation
probably be restimed:•by the-olese:'of the
week. A rise at this tune will .be-otirn
menae benefit, potonfy to Pittsburgh, bat
to ports below. •-•- •
I - • New Star. • ' • •
Mr. Staytheinforma us that hit* effee.
fed an engagement with the world renown,
ed vocaliatand dansense, Kathleen O'Neil,
who will appear at the "Varieties" on
Wednesday evening. Eter "Perfect Cure"
has beenliie theme'for - praige',frotti the'
entire prpft - 'wherever she' ,haii appeared.
The 011 *arkei.: •
The Oil City,,liegtster eyes the ()Bow
ing review of the_oil market last week
"The price of oil htni - adianced rapidly
within the past;-three . days, and
going up. We know of one sale of 1,000
bbls. at $l,BO at the well. The most reli
able quotation we can give of the price
at the wells is from $1 75 to $2, firm and
advancing. We have heard of no sales at
the latter figure. Holders are not dis
posed to,sell at-thatligure;,butareholding
fer higher prices.- But a limited quantity
of oil is for sale, and transactions for, the
past week haie been mainly lots.
Quite an active business is doing in re
fitted, but we have heard of no reliable
qaotatiens- j the purchases, in most part,
being maddfor direct shipment to Europe.
Refineries Ire building very' faiit in' this
region, and it is estimated that in sixty days
from the present time the refineries of Oil'
Creek' will -- reqpirelwo a thbifstiltd barrels
per day for their own consumption. ' The
chief flowing wells are now_: under.: control
of men of capital, who are not disposed
to sacrifice their, share of the product of
this greasy Ophir as hail been done hereto
fore. Oil is now going forward to the A.
& O. W. R. , R., at Titusville,. at the rate
,of 1.000 bbls. per day.
"Our latest Pittsburgh advices quote;
crude firm and in demand at 124 cents. I
Refined at 40 cents and stock light. In;
fact the stock is light in all:the markets. I
The Eastern advices are very cheering.
Both crude and refined are; steadily ad
waning:' Crude' is quoted at 20e21
cents. Relined 40 to 50 cents. Freights
to Irvine $1 • to Pittsburgh, $1,25
Our market closes buoyant, with an up
ward tendency.' There have been , - some
t'showera during the week, but we have no,
immediate prospect pf a freshet.
l'he following is the receipts and ship
ments of our principal warehouses for the
week ending Oct. 21st: Michigan Roek
Oil Co.—Received 2,642 barrels oil; ship
ped 1,743 do ; received 238 empty barrels.
.Bhirk & Co. . —Shipped-1,552 bbls. re
ceived 1,370 bbls. oil; received 763 empty
barrels. Hanna's Warehouse—Received
798 bbls. oil; shipped- 910 do; received
1,136 empty 4atrels•
Ordained.
The ordination of Rev. Henry Woods,
and his installation as pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church of Steubenville,
Ahio, took place on •Wednesday
.evening
last. Dr. Jacobus, of the Western Theo
logical Seminary, preached the ordina
tion sermon. The Moderator of the Pies-.
bytery, 'Rev. A. M. Reid, propelled' the
constitusional questions, and offered the
ordination prayer. Dr. -Beatty delivered
the charge to the pastor and people.
To be Sent 'Back.
Over two thOusand officers are now ab:
sent from their regiments without leave.—
Gen. McClellan has requested Provost
Marshals to pick up all such siragglers
And return them to their•regiments.
urned to Death by Carben On.
Last week, while Joseph McCready, of
Greene township, Beaver county,' was far
ing a lamp with carbon oily the fluid
ted from a candle near at hand and .a ter-,
rible explosion followed. Mr. McCready
and his niece were both so badly burned
thit they survived Only a relv hours. Mr.
MdC was a man of high respeetabflity and:
great influence.
Dratted Minors -Discharge&
Two minors from Beaver county, who
- had been drafted, Tem taken before Judge
McCandless on Saturday and discharged
on writs of habeas corpus, Another simi
lar application will be made-to-day.
convicted on one count.
Joseph Shoetnaker, of Johnstown, on
trial for counterfeiting in the United.
States District' CoUrt, was on SaturdaY
convicted on one count of the indictments
vizi: of showing officer Iferidn how" to
prePare counterfeit coin for passing by
rubbing it over with blacking, and then
hx!ushing it off.
Dliner's PittsbUrgh Alma')Ue.
Numbe- five of this -valuable prtblica
tion, for 1861, is out and ready for deliv
ery',to the trade. It':hirs already it high
reputation and-the annual , sales are very
large. The ealculatiens r by,§andf4d C.
;Hill, are verrielirible, and contitins'et- vast
'amount of valuable -matter, - suettaastatitr-::
tics' recipes ' &c. The `edition year
will probably react 75;006; copies. ' The'
rbtrial,Pribe is five cents..:: Dettlera *lll
supPliedat ' r aft liberal. discount apPliert
tier! tollenry - Miner, Nos. 71 and - 78'111th
street. - -
Supreme. Court.
The Supreme Court meets here to-day
aid . will remain in session for - ttevetal
weeks. One of the:first'mattere to be dis:,
po4d of is' the contested SheiiffaltY case
m.ghiladelphia. t .
• -
Aistrfet
CourAi..
The.td;ml oil refinery nuisance is , s • lon
trial befoieittdgelMelion: The testioionj
is vOldurnions and,the case *ill setircel,i_gO,
to the jury before toquoito'w.' sl
- Coitneilki. •
City Councils hold their reviler .moothly;
meeting to-night. An--9rdinitrice.'wrirlio'
introduced, empowerinelie,FiiiMee Com
mittee to appoint a C 4-3, instead
of the Councils.
C ommissioned.
Captain John P. Glass, loni
jor of die sth Excelsior regiment, has been
„ commissioned by Governor Morgan' as
Lieutenant Colonel of that organization.l
~
Economy.
• .oie of the new currency holders, will
save its price in a week. Only peas
4:atail from Henejkliper; '
COftintonlPlelto Court.
iridge Ritehie47ll-tillte;nwt e reni
der Wthe'Connfin'Pleiti trial list tceqsy .
1 4 ' 1 ° 1 1 4 E0° 8 P of tkel#4"'lts rapidly as moist'
•
IMES
plAOLLAtnat/
• On •Sattir aboutsix,cifeloCir
45Y11415Eak.ttirtinerti e
PeituViriVtili- Wok r, ro • Ina
unexplained cause. •- The oil arid car were
entirely destroyed, and also three or four
other cars laden with cotton, Sm.
About ten o'clock the same night, John
son's ice house, on Rebecca street, below
the FlirtWard)Bshoplatousli allethenyZrl
;wee aideoireiledt tip Won firer, and
ran hour was burned to the ground. The
`building was frame, and of but little value.
The fire is supposed to have been the
work of ar incendiary .
! New Equestrian Drama.
i Mr. R. E. .1. Miles and his trained hoise
,Minnehaha, the cause of quite a rush' to
,thelleatre
.last,Aelc,--have,,been m.en•
1 gaied 'fbitlix' Mall; "tamiglit' ii . 'new
.equestrian drama will be produced for the
first time in this city, entitled the "Sie.ve
- cif Corinth" or the Renegade's War
orse. Mr. Miles, as Alp, the renegade,
ivill introduce his splendidly trained uni
-141;(.,-Go thill.4 - eillipiii. 1! ii ; r '' .;''' 1
.' :, r.l 0• • ' —,- , ~-, t 3 ' t
Balcony Concert.
Young's Brass Band will give a grand
balcony concert on Tuesday evening in
front of TrimbletsiVarieties, on the oc
casion of Shorey's farewell benefit.
Looking to their Conifort.
Aajtifthig;l3filteintlioiri4iiii`e
ed Camp Howe yesterday, in the drench
ing rain, to see after the comfort of the
°drafted 11101 now quartered there, and
gait) . difeetidislii IS Ifa w"ith .
everything they need.
Cavalry Horses.
One thousand excellent horses for Cols.
School" rnakete kt
c if& Stdeonie tg#nn to n
Cavalry, arrived on Sunday morning and
- *ere taken to Camp Howe. Accommo
dations have been provided for them in
- the 'vicinity., , • .: z
The First Snow.
•
A: very light snow, the first of the sea
'km, fell on Saturday evening. This is
twenty-o:ie days earlier than last, year,
when our first similar visitation was on the
It th of November. •
Take Notice.
DraltCd ":men".whoSe :eirennutiine,esi tin
;not ' peirnit'tkein;-witho'uf iikiiffee, to i go'
into service, can be supplied with, substi
ttite3. Hy charges. specified. Enquire of
J. IC 111 orange, No. 107, 4th street.
. •
GROVER &MAKE n's §ewing Illaithines for family
tnanufaltr.ring purposes Are the bcet in use
A. F. C lATON AY, General Agent,
11.8 t Fah street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
- -
JOSEPH METES-
JOSEPH MEYER, & SON.
Mixdricrvaian or'
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE dz
All E.11017 . :311, 11'. SMITE Flk1.1) STREET
Between Sixth etreot and Vir 4
gin &Hoy.)
COUNTING • HOUSESTATIONERY.
DIARIES FOR 1563,
allsizes
TOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
new lot
TIPPED WITH. JANA fillBEB,
So arranged that it is always clean and
ready for use
LOCOMB!S PATENT INKSTAND
a acknowledged .tin be- tlie 'best air-tight:
ink ever offered to-the'publie.
POCKETBOOKS FOR POSTAGE OrTAREI4CY
For mile b,
W.A. HAVEN;
oc2o CORNER WOOD & THIRD STB.
-
Mani VATE DISEASES-. -
Dr.BROWN'S MEDICAL
and SURGICAL
13mithfield street, Pittsburgh.
..Dr. SOWN
(I , ' •-;
of Pittsburgh, and has been in • ' •
Practiceforthelanttwenty-five -
years. His buainem has been
confined mostly to Private and Z,
Surgical Diseases.
• -
In need
the sw or e
medical friend. should not fall to
I . find out the sure place of relief. The Doctor is a
; realm' graduate, and his eXpeirmy.w.i i .; 4,410 treat
,,meat of a certain shwa of diseases is a sure gnar
-1 =tee to the, sufferers of obtaining permanent re
lief by the use of his remedies and following his
advice. .
DR. BROWN'S RE'IIiEDISS
never fail to cure the worst form of Venereal
Diseases;: Impurities and Scrofulous Affecidense-
Also alltdiseasosfrom ai heredit4U taint;] whiolrinanifesth itorient
self ih . the form of totter
meads, and y. great many ,forma of akin dia.
eases, the oriutn of whioh the patient is entirely
igaerant. To &woos so afflicted, Dr-Brownoffers
hopes of a Slam 'and spend recov
4% Brain's remedies for the 'alarming trouble
brought on often by that solitary-habit ot acentual
gratilication, which the . young and weak minded
often give way to. (to their own destruction.) ar
`the bray reliable remedies known in the country
—they aro safe, and ,. make a speedy restorationdthadth.
*RII7I3MATIBM. •
Di. Brown's remedies never fail to mire this
; painful disease IN a YEW Days—he will warrant a
mare.: also treats ,Plitts, fionnorriana
Stricter/a; iffrothalDischargis;BeznaleWeakners
Monthly, Ouppreadons; Diseases of 'tho Joints,
Fistula in Ano; Nervous Affections,Yains in the
Back and'ildnoys.lrritation of 'Mk/Madder; to
other with au diseases of an inapnre.origin.
•
A 7 et describing thi emptonts. contain int
ram,' direeted to Dik BROWN: iio. 6 o:l3mithtleld
St.. Pittibargh.l'a..will be Immediate's, =WO.
ed. Medicine sent to any &limn; safely packed
and meonre from observation.
Office and Private Room, No. 60 Smithfield trept. Pittsburgh. Pa. nols-dairis
Read Read 1' Read
HIGHLY IMPORTANT i I
gfaHEAT BELIEF TO THE AFFLICT
MAand those. st illeringfromlralabes 8 pi.
,ai g h,i _ 4, A „._‘.l•.=
/ . .F.A 3 TOALI,IOI3I4.AND OLD t •
-yeti wish to experience great relief yon
Ibt.!try the world-renowned
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_.. , , .
'Purchasers will con tinne to find perfect satisfao
tion!bY trying these STectacies. Bold only by
• Udall
ltb straiit:A2itiltdldiAg.•
The Rthisien Pebble' inserte d old - frames. I
desired.
Dewar. imposters and Pretenders:
0
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TATS ! 0!!!
ti;tiaticits ?WV DAWCArtIf,
07,102 Q u iaranteurirfilltS• ''l
Pittsburgh, October lith, 18(32:
, Tits:undersigned detarealto -ptirchase..ernieral
'thousand builds of good, round , merchantable
pikue,:to, be deliceredat the Public Forego House;
- foment biadeentatitiver9i' Qraia eacka4villgie
ti rnished:ortapulleationurAhla
-
gowrocimge.Y...,
Maier 'and T,idarti3runietc7r: • '
oci.d • • 11.;8. Arm , .
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•
• •••• r •r
.... gomfAN HICKS .
MAGEE & HICKS,
Importers :4ad dealers in.- • . •
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinotts,
iTestings, Tailors' Trimmings, 6to,
265 MARKET S_VRE-"1-
~.,
North Side, PlTiLAßxioiata. '-
oc9-131
BERLIN ZEPHYR t
12001 LES: ZEPHYR -WOOL; • .
Of all the clioitie and favorite shades and mix
' j.nroi4.
FOR FANOYaIiBITTING.
Deidess supplied in ApitantitSaf. lair:Ham pie s ..
ontilasterii priem
NATOA.difACRUId & CO..
n Avast.
I ha
has be
leading
holdio
resents
attend,
.tling th
It i's"
a, basis
Ist.
right do
claim to
1798 an.
2d. 1
labor or
It is als.
the Critt.
A settle
the Teri
sanction
then they
the Presi
the war.
, HAIIPE
disputa
The.re
front last
miemy, is
multiply.
For fo
been leavi
have been
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LATHONTiUTRE
Loumy I
sent out b •
Green, at
gantown y
oilers; whe I
ad toward;
joined by 1 ,
vious to thi'
with the fo!
fight with
riling and
oners.
PITINRU Rt 4 VI
There is .
Bragg's for.
Gene. Bu
yesterday.
WASHING
sauce from
Leesburg d
eral Mumfo
men and so.
noissanee to
a small reb
The enemy i
consisting o
infantry. and.
The folio
York Times
The rebels
rapidly, ret
ntttktishe a P h i
twa ) ehrs f o l i
s t teso c u r e l i ritr s oosi r htvt e t e anfchlia d e d : noel
agly el dnutofi s
vedsiltrtnadri,mei
first tocei y fh lroi i
The Secre
O
w
not, as has
- competition, .
I The repres
and it is no
sixty millions
entire circula
notes and bet
lioes of the d
tion, but exce
sequisition h.
claims adjust.
exceed twenty
•All statenie.
Warlsworthdo:
has not (thin t
McClellan, in
that he has eve
Government as
unfeunded.
I asked how he'
him• in ; the vi.
campaign. T.
statement.
Lieut. Com..
detached from t
to the eom h
Mit
ing Lieut. Cal.
from the Hun.
command, of t,
mender C. S. N
the ; Marautoza.
Sallondall is or
the , steamer C.
Master L. Nath
steamer Vander
At the request
a court of inquir
Lfeceler, Cadw
meet in this cit •
,the Military con.
Ara order just
parttneht says t
paign must be p
Mara, the allow
ed. `The hospi
and wounded, in
plair proper use.
The indication
srir
s ll not m.
ti . rr " e t , 6 /, b w a gi s l
tiop,s promising t
most important r:
for this purpose
to such an extent
possibility of fail
dempnds from pu
fora more vigo
War :with ; ,a.view.t
bfLthe rebelliori.
lc' appointme.
,the eommand of
beep relieved, is
recently ;, so cons
him and as a corn
ties as a soldier. -
ty will be expecte.
similar important
enthpri . ty for stati •
determined that:
shalgno longer be
comVaiiit. The.
course, an early m
the gotomac.
, There Vave been
`ll nrirk the past w
of the pctimaq, 44
math* obtainedc
e4he enemy. f•-•.:w
ni trot:T.% EA:
and iipth aides fo'
wounited and prise
..,,,i..•.v,::,
.I , t , ..v , islt..4kivt 1:4;
A r k
,BEfINATORIAL - :CONVENT!
.E.LB GOINd liiot;orrx.
FROM -jOirIiSVILLE.
miehes Ataikati's Band
. _
RISONERS CAPTURED
SO'
i
ECTIO
. &IP!, .-,.. ate
. .
Oct, 2.6.--:-The New York
d daCirinati dispatch,. stating
•
I,e Governors ()flown, Michigam-11-
nad - fri - diarialiaire - gtirie to - Washing;
the`Ghberriatoriar Conven-
They will .probably remain over
Harrisburg, and from thence
d to, Washington with PgY• carti,t
ition tp, the propositions e sub
to the Convention demanding a
• I,c, : thie commands of the Easi
estern armies in the field, a yigor
oi.e-cidipa of the war, and a change
eatment of the rebels, the Herald's
pndent says:.:
'e information that a proposition
'll received ,at Washington from
'Northern. men, suggesting the
cot a national convention, by rep.
lives of all parts of the Union to
to consider the, possibility of set
,: pres'cnt difficulty. .
aderstood the South proposes R 8
;tf settlement:
Ihe North shall, recognize'the State
trine of Freemen, which they
be founded on the resolution of
1709, by Jefferson and Madison.
lint they return fugitives from
pay their value to their owner.—
, understood that they will accept
• mien Compromise as a basis of
ent. In 'relation to slavery in
ories—if the Governors do not
he holding of such a convention,
are to unite in demanding of
ent a vigorous prosecution of
'8 FRRItY, Oct. 25.--Spe.iial
the New York lierald :
el pickets disappeared from our
night. The evidences that the
moving towards Gordonsville
r days large wagon trains have
g:Winchester, and large camps
established at Front Royal.
Oct,. 25. A detachment .
Colonel Bruce from Bowling
eked Morgan's force at Mor
-terday,,capturing sixteen pris-
Rupon, Morgan's men retreat
• Rochester, where they were
,00dward and Johnson. Pre.
. juncture, Col. Shackelford,
ces from Henderson, had a
other band of Morgan's guar
captured twenty•seven
°thing further from Buell -or
.11 and Rosseau arrived here
ION; Oct. 26:—The reconnois-
Gen. Sigel's command to
seovered that the rebel Gen
is there with fifteen hundred
e artillery. Another recon-
I horoughfare Gap discovered
• I force at New Baltimore.
also reported at Warrenton,
two thousand cavalry, some
artillery.
log is a special to the New
are generally believed to be
eating Southward. Their
r i at of oar lines have dia
cy evacuated .Martinsburg,
g the railroad property.
ary of the 'Treasury will
tinue the receipts 01 dept.'s
t is ascertained that he will
can proposed, offer the five
ny discount from the mar
-1 in other words, to public
ut will endeavor to expedite
l in as rapidly as possible.
-station made in some guar
• üblic debt has reached two
on is a gross exaggeration.
ay of the present month it
undred and twenty millions,
Jess than six hundred and
This amount includes the
on' and -',every species of
eel) seventy and eighty mil
bt of.-the late administra
t, the , claims, for which no
4 as
,yet been made. The
d and unadjusted cannot
I.illions of dollars.
Its to the effect that General
s not cordially operate and
a first, with Major General
be conduct of the war, or
raised any question to the
to lifeelellan, are entirely
neral Wadsworth has only
ould 'most •reffeetually aid
:'orcius prosecution of his
ere is authority for this
l ender McCann has been
e Mantel= and ordered
of the Hunchback. Act
oun, has ' been detached
Ihback and ordered to the
e Ludoniti. Lieut. Corn
irton has been orderedto
Acting Master W. 0.
ered to the command of
mmodime 'Hull. Acting
/, n Lbwin hi ordered to the
.*:
of Major Oen. McDowell,
,•,.considiiig of Generals
Hader and Garfield, will
to nioirow to : investigate
act of_that gentleman.
lissurSd kisem the Var De
ittAroopsin active cam
-pared to bivouac on the
I :nee of tents being want
] tents, being for the sick
'E f t ; not: be diverted froni
in all. quarters are such.
.ficethat the arm." and
ch longer remain Mac-
Mende a plan' of opera
! e . tiecomplishment of the
!snits. The preparations
e nearly completed: and
l as to preclude even the
e, and to, answer all the
.and PriViite:sources
ions. prosecution -of. the
a Preempt suppression
t.of Gen.: Roiecrans to
ich . Gen. Buell has just
:wing to' the' vigor but
• .
•Icuously displayed by
' liment to his fine qnali ; ,
Equal energy and,abiii•
M all entrusted- with
,)nties. As there is no
g the Administration is
flier injurious delays
e&bject. of genera
iogramme. includes ) of
l •vament of the army of
everalreeonnoimnbei
k oiltheSouthern.side
H • r. twit valuable inicir:'
4v3.positioris
nem - tonal:skirmishes;
=a' few men in ' kfilett,
6/13.
'lift'
- A seopting,VVV*lii Viet-1040dt° giger.s
HeadTl i e r s last niot,Lreport the , rebel ,
#ID
Gen. -"" itilra„„fWitliF.o, ioreaaiit ififteen
ihundre war at Vtlrellyille, about twelve
, • • •
neg.ocl..‘es
,theroad,..to
tAklihgti 2.thi;
',enemy is at LeilibAk t ilidigldleburry and
!Waterford.
a I 1
'LOUT . "
I :McCook' ACting .Brigadieealineral, with
!opp,Caylry, le() PraliVrehard ortalutraday
moraing AndnencounteriCaayorat lianas
of Morgart's, and Scott's •Cavalry-at Taint
Lick and Big,Hill , killing lont.orlive and
taking their telegraph-loperatOK:ithCrili
paratui,tivith t 32 prisoners and $0 wagOns f
partly .The remainder Or -the tiebd
els went ;towards Mnnnt Vernon., ••
xecook had two horses Shot niaderhiin
Richmond. Our forces - tantnredtWO hun
dred sick and wounded rebels, whom they.
paroled. • -
All reports of disobedience of orders by
Generals McCook and'itosseau; of of their
having been arrested . iiinbsOlatelY false
CmciNzcarri Oct, 26. 0 eta returns
of the Ohio election -give 'the: Democratic
Maio:Mit,' for Supreme Jndge as - 8,740:
Thel:DemOcratic vote; increased 85;600
over last-year`. The Union vote decreased
28,000. -- Total.vote.pf the State fallen off
78,000'siiice the"Presideptial election.
' Three in hes of scow fell' here last night.
New Yoak, October 25.—The fifth 'heat
in the - celbbrated trot on the'Fashioii
Course, mifs' to sulky, hest three in
five, for $l,OOO, between Rockinghafit and
General Butler ` , came off to-day .,; Real ,
ihgbant was the winner, making the-heat
in 2:254, thnawinning the race and defeat
ing Genera/ Butler. The raee
.attracted
ccnsiderabll:attention in sporting circles
and the tate' dance was vary large,
Claim ; Odtober 26.—A fire at Flank.
vine Ky„ 'st r aight destroyed the grind
)
pal hotel, a gp livery stable .and two
dwellings. ; The- fire le supposed to thave
been the work of an, incendiary.: .
The, contra;MinisJuire number froth 800
to 1,000, and are suffering intensely, for
want of necessary clothini_aadbedding.-7
Two are reported ihe attending phy-,
sician as having died last..night - from ex
posure. They are nearl4all:Women and
children. Many of them are sick.
BOSTON, 0 tober 25.--This afternoon
application was made to Judge Clifford, of
the United States Circuit Court, for a
writ of habeas Sta tes
in the case of
Windsor, of Philadelphia, a political pris
oner, now confined in Fort litarren. Hon.
.W. 8.. Reed, Peter McCall ; atl G. .W.•
Biddle, theinbers:OFthe'Phtia4alphia-bar,',
appeared as counsel for -MT. Windsor.—
ihe hearing or the case was deferred till
Monday. • - • '
,
NEW Yok.k, Oct. 2i;._A loeomotive ex
p_loded at the..fersey City station-of the
Erie Railroad last night, killing five men
an..l injuring two, but not seriously. Ihey
were all employees of the road. The en
gine was completely destroyed and some
platform cars standing near weiedainaged.
•
.cer from Oeneral John A. Dix.
.The followinkletter of General DIX, in
Which he declines being a candidate in the
coming election in the. State of New York,
is as patriotic as is just:
'FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 22,1862.
My name, I see, is again Used
in connection with a political office, 'with
out my knowledgb or consent. I shall re-'
main at my post, doing all I can to sustain
the Government in putting down the- re
bellion • and at moment when the exist
ence of the nation is hanging by a thread
I cannot leave my duties here to be drawn
into any paity strife. Neither will I ever
assent to any adjustment of the contest
with the insurgent States which shall ac-.
knowledge their shecess.
The rebellion began in fraud, dishonor
and violence, andlinust end in submission
to the Constitution and the laws. The
secession leaders lhave put the contest on
grounds which would make 'success on
their part indelible disgrace to us.
In my Sphere of duty my intention is to
carry on the wqr without either violence,
to the constitution; or to the principles of
justice and humanity, and to contend to
the last to avert a triumph over all that is
stable in government or honorable in po
litical companionship.
My whole course through life has prov
ed my devotion to Democracy and conser
vative principles. iNo assurance should
be needed that thisfaith is unchanged. But
at a moment like this, unless all parties
will rally round the government in putting
down this rebellion, having questions
among ourselves td be settled when the
national honor is vindicated and our exist
enee as a nation ecured, there can be
nothing for us in future but disaster and
disgrace. Jona al, Dix.
The True Nativity of "Stonewall"
Jackson—He was Born in Clarks
burg.
CrAnxsisurui,lVA.., Oct. 17, 1832.
I notice in your paper of lath inst., that
you express a doubt as to the place where
"Stonewall" (Thomas J.) Jackson was
born. I suppose Ali' of little consequence
where he was born, bu t the fact is, he was
born in Clarksburi, Virginia. I knew
him well in 1828, when he was a little boy
some four or five yeirs of age. He is the
8012 of Jonathan Jackson, who died in this
place about 1827. He 'had a brother,
Thomas, now dead, and' a sister, Laura,
now Mrs. Arnold,- of Beverly, Randolph
county. His motheemarried - 1. B. Wood- i
son about 1830 0r4831. I was at the wed
ding. Upon the ftirmation of Fayette
county, Captain Woodson was appointed
Clerk of the Circuit Court of that county,
and shortly after moving there ]to enter
upon the duties Of his office , his wife died.
,By her he had one so , 'named Wirt, who
now lives in one of the Western States.
"Stonewall!' Jackson was taken in
charge by some of hie relatives -in Lewis
county,. when quite yonn7, and afterwards,
through the influence of Samuel L. Hays,
then' representative in Congress , of this
district, he obtained situation in the
military academy at West Point, where he
received his education. L. H.
[ The above is from an old citizen of
Clarksburg, of undonbted veracity-41nd
standing. We attach ientire credibility to
his statement, and consider that it settles
theuestion in controversy .— Ed. Wheel
inglntelligence,..) •
Ua li ft4ll.llM SHEET' orpodte Cathedral
-, UAL ESTATE ANCGENERAL AGENT.
eiiLaas Dr -
NOTES. BONDS:MORTGAGES and other Seen
titles.
ltrE TWO-SEATED SECONDHAND
O
CARRIAftE r ia good order *ill be fiold at
$45 at Mra 'JOSEPH 'WHITE'S,
e° l3 CarriagP ItePoiff 'rY• Two Mile Ault. •
F .FTOIT WANT A. 0 . 00111 , ANTIC ? M
-11..f0r low price, call and exambn my large. well
selected stook. Remember the place, at .
JOSEPH 11, BORLAND 'S
Cheap , Cash Store, No. 08 i arkot et.,
2d door from Fifth. oalg
, • st: :1 :4": O
sale by SOWN d [ TRTTAY. R
0011' 138 Wood It.:'
_
Center 0111.543.4101011—irAL1T
EMEtREL—The best artixieri lrfthe cal
for gode by BOWIt4 TETlarr.
ocll 138.W00d street.
LOOH }vit. FO. 6 ttylPra STARE
siitig Yeii iintit'Boota oifilioes, it la thecheap
atmlupe the city. ' •
.
- IWI4OII I / 1 -20 BAIIIINLS DOUBLE EX=
AN: - tra Family-Flom* Just Isseelved snd &tub:.
JAS. A. FETZER,'
Ili/ 4 olfet sad - First street(.'
*tGs TgNIFIZOSEE
BS . •in titorizistitdforThricilw-a-Li -
Noeica6-anidl2s(Wood—stea.
IV4I Ditairkrteilirru : swim.
M gla Sootsa lad oto •30 leland's Headquarters .for
mow.
io-w#4A 14A-r...fr
.
I:
LELLJASECE , - A13 . 07/0*
tr 4 rxrrit-,gerincier:
-,-, Amineaduluirm.-, :
:,...__.,..
sue;L3lTTE.BlYll6ll,ttiUltikE
xxesim AND Marrie=s - '....WitrlitlWAVOlt
i palms or,ADICHEI/6 1Vate-"BOXeg:84 6
Single Beat in Pnvate-Bas. 00c Paresietteloict
Dress Mole, chairs; seam - Fitillar Critale;s
Offatig,ColOred Gallery. 25 'Nadia , Colored Ent 11"
la i 3
IC coats: Gallery 15 oants. .
&nth fight of 'the one: Tomcat of Mr. if.."'E " J.'
mix and kis colebi.al4 trainodhorse.MlN7
ismu
.k. , I .., . • , - '
SIEGE orAipizzivirir.-• ,-_.-
1 m- - lir. Wei
1 ' ' .ami FannY Burt
- To , conoldde , with-the
illifin V. 4 4 119 Ith-IWE
0.11010
. -
FIRST iutAisalatraltoE
BI THE
ASSETS, JULY. 1,1882,
I Cash Tres
1 Bank Stock:
11. S. & &tit •
City Bonds..
Railroad
Mortnge 8.,
Esal Estate.
unincumberoqi
Total Asso
LIABILITIES'
}fisted and . not due!
unadi,
Fire and
eppted at at f:
matent -with
nland Navigation Itisarinee' ac' bon
air
rates and ?tiles as are
air pro Cit and reliable.indenini
canurrADINGs.AND
TENTS,..
DWELLING
isSured on most,favorable, terms, tor a . tempi. id
five years orl-ss. Losses equitably adjusted and
Promptly . •
applications! solicited. Policies issued With- ,
Out ...slay, and all business attended to with
"fidelity and di +patch by -
A. A. CARRIER .4 , 211.01118 Et,
Oa Fourth streeb
Pittsburgh P.
oelB.3md
I . •, AmaciazaT. %tar.
O ---.
ctober loth. 1862. j
A iN ELE LON FOR DIRECICORS OF
AM. GIB Ba . k will be held at the -Banking
House, on the/7th day of November heat, be- .
tween the hoar of 10 and 2 o'clock. •-: -
--
A genaral m : , ting of the etoekholderal Will
held on the 4 , 'day of November next, at 10
o'clock a, in. J. W.., COOK, Cashier,
' oel6:lar
_ .
TOOItSI7DIPTrVEI3. •
.
THE
ADVERTISER KA. wa r DERN'
restored tol health in a few weeks, by a very,
simple:remedy, afterhavingeoftered several Years_
:with a severe king affection, and that dreadful
disease, ConsuMPtion—is =EMI to make known;
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who &hare it, howill send apiesmiPtion
• used (free Of charge), with the directions for pre
paring and using the same, which they.willfind a
sure cure/or Con s umption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
The only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is tb benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he coneives to be iniraluable.'
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
asessin it will cost them nothing, and may Drove a
blg.
Partti
dyes
sel9.
T _
E - -ANNUAL isEgya
ni. Virg Stockholdeo of the PENNSVLVAMA
SALT MANUFACTURING. !COUPANY„--
be held in Philadelphia, on iMonday, October,
20th at 11 o'cloct A. a., at the Company' s o ffi ce,
No.- 127 Walnut itreehfor the 'election of seven::
Directors, Secretary and Treasnrer to'serve for
the ensuing yea!, and for such other business as
.may then be presented.:
out-2wd 'L F. FISHER. Treasurer.
DIME SAVINGS INSITVITTION, NO
110 Smitnfield street, opposite the Custom
House. Chartered by the .I.o3oldature.
4 ovpi - cm.Tt,t . ec;
.
9 - 1331 PBRELIDENTS:
Wm. H. Smith H. F.-Ris
Thos. D. Messier A. Reis amen
Francis Sellers I • - Joal.tr. /Modes .
John F. Jennings , Jacob Stnekrath
Thomas 5: Blain Alex Bradley
Henry Lloyd i Alfred Slack.
vanwrinte, • .
Josiahlling C Zug
S Bell Jos Ddwiltut
8 Fowler VI A Deed
308.17 Woodwell C Schmetin
llahm C W 'llioketson
J Tiernan ' SII Hartman •
D M Lmig II Jr Anderson -
Jas W Baxter • D E Mclthaey
C Wolf • Robemseirt D Cochran
Wm Smith • W Ihn
B Jones B F Jonas
W Ii Phelps CD Herron
BECRRTADY AND TREASIIII6II,
D. B. MoKINLET.'
Open daily. frotuD A. Y. to 2P. nt. Also, TlMM
dily and Saturday - eventims,..from 6 tetta.o'clook:
Deposits received;of.ONll DIME and upwards'
Dividends domedin December and June of
, Divuiends allowed toils:l:6in are pinned to the
credit of the depositor as priticipatT and bear in
tereatt thus compounding _
Book c ontahung.quirter.l3y-Laws,'.4.; tar
nished at the office. .
Si` This:lnstitution offers, especially ..to these
peivons whose earnings are theopportunity.
to accumulate by small deposits, .essilysaved. a
stun which wi ll be_talresourne when needed. their
money not only bmngsafe• but bearinginterut,
teed of remaining tinproduotive. .nl=
saran - on, wouss conlopArirr,
OF PRNNBYThAIitti: =
ar*s• sr. ow szszn.liarawsreim,
.34Addreas , - ,
J. WEAVER. ax ! . Secretary and Totium.
myig-tf
NO T ICE.—THE P.t.ETIEEEEmp
lately existing between Owen Moßlra. and
Hugh McElroy, undor the firm of MoELROY
CO., wai dissolved on the sth day. of October. by
the death of Owen MeElroy. The business of the
late finn, will be settled by the survhing artner.
ooli:2wd
HUGH MaELOY :
Cours it Ell
new model. all 8 1
. _
LYE ICIS.rOLD
ea, fol. Babe bi
GOWN /E . TETLEY,
136 WoodstreaL.
•
DOTATOES.--5 BIISILELS .PRINCE
Neshanooks just kooeived and for safe by
JAN- FRIZER., , •
0015 corner Market and First str e et s.
_ _
-•• • •
REVOLVERS , I REVOLVERS-- • •
AL 'Colt's new andold medal, all 6 1145. - -
IVhitney's de do do
Allen & Wheeleek's Cartridge_ ..; .. . •
liharp's Cartricralweye on hand and fOr
sale by BOIVR & TETLEY. •
806 . ' , , ,1.136..W00d street.
IRENCIE DECORATIONS-A. CHOICE
(calm Lion 'ot isesLpanel deborationsfoisilei
m. P. MARSHALL,- S - Wood stet.
AMP AND BOWIE KNIVES FOR
' by I BOWE & TETLEY.
oe27E 136 Wood street.
- 411kfith P. ' ' • I
it .S l "./gUrShoes a M'Clillsnd's,NO:s6 Filth
street Don't forget thenumber. .
C - I
ill ' ig Es E ,_ , '
A./ 15 Boxes - Prime • no : .applo Cho o: • ,
- - 10 do , P.Edatish Da - • • 'do "
&tot racoired and for sale 111
Bes
, -- • Reimmt 13A0,§;:'''.
,:- ' 'Wm /26 an - d 728 Wood street.
Cie OPE it fi• Affil ?:(l-.4.iiity.sTE,Rip
7./... Pia raififthrb , 3l, '- " "
,`' ' . •
•
, 1 0
: ii _ - BOWitkwTirttErooLotraa;-5.'4;5J,,'
'
J.vz 25 Barrels mi. tlitaairia' . u.F
•50 Miff IldzraNd land
2. Kita Jut received and foe
- ,111,1" oAtiootaiRTZRIL
'Aka Mal* and First areas,
Jua AtlPlentittiE
rent. --- Initcrodlo•
Fixtartsasorviyardt,,
swim pplnrkicral
olictooyerk•ai
on Tsn > roome.-9a
. 4 etc." Immediate 1144-.
Alarketetreet.
. _
_ .
rff=
oe,ooO.
• . .
Alarkit Vitli6;-
- ..576.1.667 35.
••••••• 952.464130
685,411.436-
' -2L'5,087 00
....... 107,412.00.,
- 168,200 00
.. 87,96318
'148 , 3,133;:19,
-$177.85216
n .
EGinjt had -Can/P-4)101M applyiheineelves
Anitua...Rubber,: pit-CM96ll:4ii
"Shirtit, - woorSiieklif ,
,fGllovraii.ll3ll•".-c,
pirti " . 3'• • .'" '
EATON MACRUBI4,O„
WillEin
Sewing Maeliinesii'?"-,,
NQ. 27 immuspune.
• Awarded the Ifrit Pre;niiiiig ate:
United - States Faiir--
FOR THE 71'F.A.118„,;„,.,
1858, 1859 4t)
UPWARPB 02 8 A:k 013-y
cHix ,s sc4 4 th t; 11 1 / 4et-fittiter
it 0,01 T
!MOOG 43-ii -D
%Offer to the ; mile IFIIREE4ER,
80WEVIMPaMill SEW-11RCliabirrag;:14 ;FL 1.,
ENDIicP PAUPP4,WaIi:
of ite Inuits as the laist-and
gowtng Machine notria:*, likiateoliWtgell:44-
onth
bailittaiLlingoisiblo unravel, - alike im-V o th..„ f,
ai ded. - 631 P1e m) t+clutruotki4piel:9:4eeaioji:.
movecientiiiibuore dclisdilithiarrizrotherasb.:,
chinas. • Cizoolan giving pried and diaiiiiition!-
*finical° fainishol gratir On aniAloairon
son or by letter.
Xrary koi LUTA goam
a,
D 3 EVIEM
,krarsiarsrrox
4.kt6 -
-, ~ X..t.',o,...tlGa'aa' 1137 _ ,, AC1.1KA.? r • -
. -- - g a n'afac4r-Ph %
t • „r,,,
irrii,Rhei 4 , ; i t eil liWrAie;_#itert:::.A.'-',
•- ' . runll on, ens aindpp es; -.r.- •
- r
' '
40;q0 7 0,
1. Oman ar a
F s. Ireni_llllitabiti forF Coat Works: •__— r:
lforlussre adJoiaing#Le o.trg_GAs wp - kut'
Warehouse, NeAliCWilitsie Er ee ennui re , ._ -
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TO OffnaDZIZSANDOONTIZACTOIWZ-,
We are`nowmant a superior azitiele or
Which we are premed to dipiver from
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D ISSOLETION Or P.2.IITNERSink....)i,
i--The-„tartnerelifp - herainifore7 - en:kiting be-, - -
tween JOB ' 112,211 M. g' and W..".l443.llllllditz o~ved
was dissen the 20th id-Atigtotimr...
11.'04S1tRANDbeinwatithorizoito"iegile up 1,03.8 - --
business of the late firm'at-the:oince4tht Arew,,..,...
ery. 'Me Itrenn Ar kut*go *III Ini comm,lefl_.„.
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ways; on hand a snmitor article 0r.4,04-,p6.R#4
aanolind BitOrix-81 ' 01I Ti ,k Tilii , suideuditnut , ,1 ~: i
'will Ire thankfulto the ftienda of !ilie-bito 4gg t -T or -K . ,,,
a continuance of itheirPatt2o".-Prinmise- :.,,,,..:,
=Lito make it their airatoldieisit ,en te:allwim, ---_,
mn:hue from than; - -°, - -,..;......
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• : ROBERT
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long known to the ut temom oo ottuimillfr•,Eicill hay.. -, -,.. ,
the nmegentent.-.aUMW ou r . with: the -- figk..„..., ~,,
control in the Brewery gzsz--.L.,-, _ z ., j
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MAJOR. Jour.% 4. STOOKTON.-Pittstku,4llYez-:-.>5
I ,Syr : - ...'Yen are • hereby Mxtherised• - te,Alim3 a 9
trinket:a - of Cavalry in tho",Statilti.renes**.f)
la; rciftitrim yews ,or du iek, rho whrAo.ke.,..tv.."l
Ised.im. ' sc ardatioe y witk-Gbeteratcurticris o .
26_, from tide Department -ti... e......,
1 gke Field sew Staff:±lfeeeramete - lie.tonstered •..-'
hpon eomoletiou of the - erganigation - of tile_7ltegtf,
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.Ewlifiti4m;l will be mueterellgrentfallidtditritZD
plies Of:CIO/I arms . hOrelia • sii&-ettitiptuait!,{
will be furnis hed * * by the propeor„Tispaftgoenk,4-a
i gyegdervf.thOecretetY eli t ar. ' 6 Z -z " . "'" 41 1",' "
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I 1 The foregoiswanthatitY bribe Werpeoattment
. 1 . is approvetLotet;o4vved 'Clt tlitf;Regjment ot
k gavalry,tbtuvotetbov4s to peraieddrigreeliblv to .
';•,-. thederstecandOr g a nizetiommilicateil-by,the.-Wayr4P _ .
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_inient.,---AtivinVilittahtidrEtgftieharjlV,L„, ..r,
, the Elt aiit -0 4Cavilfv.stlift err .1)41P4-k'D'i-1-5-,Mri-t4
'- maker lillt,madetin !team ting•t4 t e, Leit•-t ~,.g. ...
Theft:et btinteri !tee tw,Mthui - OW:its, ampliolVh, l -.
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. FlitlifOlMEßL,' and will . be Metinted. liere,l',.'n'etr... ,,,
Companies Of.,thislitegitecfatlssmnoir*l-ItheitV..
and Is fast iiilingowNw" , _- , - • ..."-•••• , i11' 4 =4 ,4 -t , - 7 - 4"•
etCompaniee,parts of CompanieSaki tgttadtt veto ;
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reacb , accepted. have nowtheisstasidluidOtlW4-
eels: the finest opportzthitrforkinterinztitel.., . .
vice. Altliontitiesirointhet-ttitilter Etates ,„
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be given to the mamilind - thei Allegheny -gilengstg-*,.- •
l Mltyto'Buedimi3n as may beenlistedigent Silh-•-1
'Own" County.
,- This Battalion - haspbeeittmdhl-< - ? -
tor speinal sondes by that Secretary War :lib
will be armed. equlppedatokorsed witfiAlelowte_
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ilOmen.desdrimc torn th t.., ar40 7, 1 ? . *Z;,' t tir a i l ar,.. ,a
themselves mims etter .2- ' -inen otr i - Wilki — mi l
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information inquire -14 R e cnionir - , - - . _
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nr a ar"teran'etumit...E. e- -1u oirto- vverY,
.., the gallant Col. sYs•- --e- t i 7g. u. ,„ a a :414...,:.
recruit the ugual, gwer=tandnext:bon--,c,
0r ,,-; 0r t r0a . ,,,, , irabio. wirwanl.rececoeitn,,t'ulve. recaovralarytsfoovr7,,b4.l4.i%l ,
Foi.th ~,reet. -, -
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NOTICE TO, REEILCHA.NTST. •
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- NEW-. .GOODS.
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Tirvirg - micArrrsairiow OF illaye ;:.
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HOSINBY ~
lIIILLINFitt.GOODS,
„, •-- . NOTIONS .itu.
Our
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tofore- ept, Witif the 'addition of many tow rind';'
useful articles: to which we - .invite thof special
attention of the Jobbing trade. ' '
soibiEns
MM=
MEWS
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