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OH AND NEIGHBORHOOD INTWINNCE
1! Supreme Court.
TcEsoAr Oct. 28 .—Present, ChiefJual
tin Lowrie and Justices Woodward,
Strong and Reed.
Blythe vs. Hailman's rs. Non.pros.
Morrow's Appeal. Argued by oods
for appellant and by Geyer contra.
sing et al. vs. Stoireu. Submitted.
I Bruce and Negley for plaintiff in error;
Stowe contra.
. Ordered, That jalp I.L. Broadhead, of
Philadelphia, be appointed an Inspector,'
of the Philadelphia County Prison, in the
!room of John Foulkrod, deceased, and
ifor the remainder of his term of office.
Ordered, That a Nutt of Nisi Prins be
iqippointed to beheld in Philadelphia, to
'commence on the second Monday 'of De
i.cember next and that. a venire issue ac
cordingly.
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Road in South Fayette township. Ar-
Vgued by Ewing for exceptants andbyHßll
lOntra.
Singerly vs. Simpson. Argued by
Cochran for plaintiff in error and by Sha
er and McClaren contra.
McKeon vs. McDonald et al. Argued ,
eby Loomis and Hamilton for plaintiff in
rror and by Stealer contra.
I:l,Einstine-vs. Banestine. Submitted. T.
AD. Hamilton for plaintiff in error and
ligbinbaugh contra.
lißlack vs. Nease & Son. Argued by
Graham for plaintiffin error and by-Ham
iftbn and Geyer contra.
B`O'Pennsylv-"ania 'lnsurance company vs.
whian. Argued by Loomis for plantiff
ini!error and by Hamilton contra.
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tutted States Court.
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The case of United States vs. Jos. C.
indicted for opening a letter mailed
in 'lbis (the Meadville) post office, written
by S. N. Pettis, was not concluded yes
?. er4a . y. The defence is that the letter was
written •with the tmderstanding that it
.hoiad be subject to the approval of Col.
HO, who opened it after it had been
dropped into the orrice, and examined the
contents; and further, that no suit was
tallteA. of until six months after, whPm Mr.
Pettis and Col. Hays had a personal diffi•
culty.
Homicide Case.
Wisterday morning, in the Court of
Oyer.iund I ermines, the case of William
Lowiie, an old resident ofJefferson town
ship,:indicted for the murder of Thomas
Chaniborlain, was taken up, Judges
Sterrett, Mellon and Adams on the bench.
For the prosecution the case is being con
ducted by District Attorney Miller, John
H. Hampton and W. C. Moreland, Esqs.,
and for the defense by Thos. M. Marshall,
Robert Woods and John R. Large, Ems,
It was; late in the afternoon before a jury
was *paneled and the remainder of the
day was oecupied with the testimony for
the p6oseeution, which had not all been
heardiat the hrtipr of adjournment.
Thei; offence was committed on the Bth
of September last; when deceased, a
yonng Man Of intemperate habits, residing
in Jefferson township, visited the distillery
of Mr:rLowrie in the same vicinity. Mr.
L. had repeatedly ordered Chamberlain
_away, as he was in the habit of helping
. - liimself to liquor. Upon finding him there
on thelday named, he again told him to
;leave alad warned him not to come about
the pla,';e, but Chamberlain refused to go,
, iivherenpon Lowrie seized a malt stick and
struck him on the head with it. The blow
produced a fracture of the skull, from the
Effects which Chamberlain died about
a week i,subs , iquently. This is about the
substande of the testimony so far adduced.
The cave will scarcely go the jury before
to-morijOw, as it is being ably tried and
fully contested at every point. .
neliering their Neeetssities.
The ladies of ,onr Subsistence Commit
. tee are niakit g glad the hearts of many
poor soldiers suffering from the neglect of
paid of and making for our city a
name forlbenevolence which we can never
lose. On Saturday night, forty-eight men
of Gen. Cox's brigade, sent from the
WashingtOn hospitals, in a very destitute
condition; to join their regiments in West
ern Virginia, reached our city. They
were just convalescing, and many were
without shirts, stockings, &c., and all
..lastitule of ruder-clothing. The Subsist
ence Cordinitlpe, hearing of their condi
tion, warMedwfip Wilkins Hall for their
reception; kept them comfortable until
Monday morning, providing them with
good, substantial meals, while the ladies
were busy ,on Sunday afternoon in finish
ing undershirts for them. On Monday
they were';sent on their way, supplied with
drawers, socks. ‘shirts, do., and in much
better bodily condition than *hen they
arrived. The poor fellows were exceed
ingly grtOltil, and blessed the ladies for
their kindness. This noble committee
continually needs aid, and will receive
and acknoWledge contributions of money,
groceries 'and dry goods at all times.
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Nuisance Case.
On Tuepday morning the jury in the
ease of Commonwealth vs. Messrs. Naylor
St Smith, indicted for nuisance in main
taining an oil refinery in Lawrenceville,
came into; Court, after being out nearly
twenty four hours, and stated that they
were unable to agree, and the Court, see
ing no possibility of their finding a ver
dict, discharged them. A second trial
will hardly be pressed in this case and
therefore the defendants are about as well
off as they would have been in case of
acquittal. iThe question involved is, how
ever, one in which the community islarge
lv interested, and it may hereafter be de
-.
i er 4l int da new suit'against other par
ties. case the comfort of the
.eommunityohould be consulted. but where
such large interests ace involved it becomes
a question bf great delicacy whether they
should be interfered with.
[Old Comfbrt.
The Dispatch of yesterday published the
following paragraph from the Patriot and
Union, as news, and the Republicans were
yesterday much elated over it
. _ .
- "The Abdlitionists last night claimed
the election Of their State ticket by a small
majority, and if the returns from Bradford
and some other counties show as heavy
'majorities asithey represent, Cochran and
ROHS may betelected. A few hours more
will prob.thly sett,Ze the .gueetion."
We are sorry to dash -their new pledged
hope, but thee paragraph appeared in the
1 7 ,1 ion of the '2oth, which, by some singu
lar freak of the mails did not arrive until
Monday last.: The Dispatch probably
overlooked the date. The has been a
change in appearanceS sine th t time. If
the Dispatch really desired relia e infor
mation concerning the election i could
have found thetofficial returns from it 2 of
the 66 countiesof the State, on last Satur
day morning, in the Post.
fegi,e ental Parade,
The Fifteenth Regiment Pennsylvania
iJ:natd iMen is now perfectly organized and
fully prc%rided iwith uniform and aczon•
trements. The eorripanies have been
drilling regular* and have now attained
such proficiency as to be ready for any
sudden emergency. Col. Galway has or
dered the reginient to turn out for parade
on Friday nfterhoon. Ihe regiment will
•form on Fifth street and march to the
West Common, Allegheny, when they will
go through the regimental drill.
Bishiiip Simpson.
Bishop Simpson has recently returned
home from the Pacific roast, by the over
eland route, much improved in health.
ito Brownsville whirf-boat Tut&es
ill
tfikfili'yratotiig, from lwrilfriV:-9-ffill
l'lly Ile aid plumps dndhlidlikliorke li
114311:Art.1%nnwtli e Water was pumped
out, and the, boat is now in its old pori
tion. - t, ~. ' ,
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- ' •. ' ', 441 K lEritl*:),Case.
Honesty:among; the, rising- generation,
:who are-subject to so mattyStemitatioSa•
is so rare that we cannot refrain from sir
ing the name of a lad named George Ha
nn, who picked up a roll of "green•
-hacks" • in ) th;e Theatre lobby last evening
and handed, them to the Treasurer, Mr.
Litre, to find, the owner. lie proved to
be an Illinois offices,; . who left a substan
tial reward ftir the- , boy.
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Et fa IlkutideriOni -
Thia4aeinating little actress, wife of our
worthy motaarr,hits'.coneludf•d within a
feiv
' weeks, ety aueeeesful engagement
at the New Adelphi Theatre, London.
A, other Race.
Another ra e is announced for Monday
next at Collins Park. The entries are,
"Rascal," 'Panny" and "Shamro3k,"
and the meeting promises to he an inter •
eating one.
Work for the Ladies.l
Ladies desiring to sew for the soldiers
in our hospitalii can obtain wotki cut out,
at the rooms of the Subsistence Commit
tee, City Hall; every Wednesday atter
noon, from three to four o'clock.
he Philadelphia Sheriicalty.
The aPpliestion for an injunction in the
contested. Philadelphia Sheritfalty case
will be argued in •the Supreme Court this
morning.
• ! Theatre ---The Trained Horse
The "Siege of Corinth" was presentee
to a large audience at the Theatre las
evening, and was received even more en
thnsiasticklly than on Mcinday evening.
Mi . . - Milesr admirably trained horse, Min
nehaha, wins the admiration of all. To•
night the new drama, entitled "Mike Mar
tin," founded on' the history of the cele-
brated Boston highwayman, will be pro
duced, in which Mr. Miles and his pet will
appear. The charming new actress, Miss
Kate Seldon, will appear us Margery in
the "Rough Diamond."
GROVER. & BAKER'S Sewing Machines for family .
manuftrucrins 'purposes. are the be:t in u.e
A. F. C-1 ATONA Y. General Agent,
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The undersigned desires to purchase several
thousand bushels of good sounii.! merchantable
Oats, to bo delivered at the Public, Torake Mouse ;
rayment made on delivery. Grain sacks will be
furnished on application at this office.
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aiRlll9lll7kG, Oct. 28.--Rev. Chas. A .
!. say, Pastor of the Lutheran Church o'
'this city, was last night arrested by tie:
order of Gen. Wool, and conveyed this
Morning under guard to Baltimore. The
arrest when it became knoWn caused in
tense excitement cud universal condem
fmation, as Mr. HaY is known, by friend
and foe, to be one of our most loyal citi
zens and a firm supporter of 'the Govern.
ment. The cause of the arrest is said to
be on account of a communication pub
lished last week, over his own signature,
in the Daily Telegraph of this city, in
witi-M the action of those in authority at
Baltimore was severely criticised, because
of the difficulty experienced by the friends
Of Union ioldiers in procuring that which
appeared to be freely accorded to rebel
sympathizers, viz : Permission to take
rebel prisoners to their homes and care
' for .theni, whilst no such privilege was al
lowed rnionists. This arrest, it is. said,
Was made without the knowledge or eon•
sent of the Secretary 01 War, and the as
sertion is no doubt correct. A delegation
of prominent citizens have started for
'Washington for the purpose of laying the
matter before the President and Secretary
of Wm:, and procure if posrible an order
for his immediate release
.AsnixurtiN, October 28.—(n cone
sequence of the severe illness of Col. p.
T) Tompkins, Assistant Quartermaster
General, stationed in New York city, the •
business of his otlice will be temporarily I'
;btu FIESS MoNtßok, Oct, 27„—A Revere
transacted by Major Stewart Vanvliet, . 9 has been raging here for the last
Quartermaster General.
ttrt r ; hours, but has abated now, 4 P. M.
• The flag of truce boat. Express, from
G. P. Cluseret is tis igited tO duty in ` Lek s Landing, due yesterday afternoon,
Wettern Virginia, and ordered' to report has ot yet arrived.
to Gen. Milroy. A . •
Major A. H. IleClurc, Assistant Adjn- A Abel officer recently informed one of
our dicers that the obstructions formerly
in lb . James river, at Fort Darling, had
taut General is ordered report for duty
to the Governor of Penu.s to
ylvania.
Major General Wool has been Ordered
to appear before a Court or Inquiry now all b en removed.
Th Baltimore boat due at Fortress
Mon eat 7 o'clock this morning did not arriv till 7 this evening, being
in session here, engaged with the investi
gatiou of circumstances connected with the at Ba timore by the storm. detained
surrender of Harper's Ferry.
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The following is the latest froth 'the ar
mv
ot the Potomac. The advance under
Gen. Pleasanton, late yesterday, encoun
tered the enemy with cavalry and artillery
at Snicker's Gap. lie lost one man and
five horses by the explosion of a shell.
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To-day his scouts were pushed out in
the direction of Aide and Middleburg.--
He reports Glen. Hill's command lit Up
,perville.
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A long train of wagons was seen to-day a
io
between Bunker Hill and IVinchestur, . 8 ,
which is good evidence that the rebels
still remain there.
PITTSB USG H
BAIhIMORE, Oct. 28.—A committee of ', lel '
loyal !citizens was appointed by a L - nion ' en
town . `meeting some time since, to take
testimony to lay before the President of SAN' Fa.ttirlaro, Oct. 27.—Arrived—
the Hrii-ed States as illegal charges aga-nst The G Idea Age from Panama and the
the military authorities. Whilst in ses, ship King Fisher from New York.
'
sion in Temperance Temple to-night they
The en Lark Sailed for Boston, her
were seized, with all their papers, by order cargo as principally wool, hides and
of General Wool, by the Provost' nerd copper re,
and carried off to headquarters. Much The ssemblyman Keiven has taken the
oath an bJen released from imprison•
excitement is occasioned by the act. The
p r i:s arrested are Alfred Evans, Thorn: s went_
H. Gardner, Col. T. lt. Ri :h and TllOl. The lashoe contribution to the Na-
Sewell, Jr. The guard also demanded Lionel Sanitary Fund, propose to forward
the possession cf . Henry Stockdale, John by the next steamer $20.1100 in silver bars
Woods and Wm. Wessell, members of the
stem ,e with appropriate inscription,
committee who were 'not resent. !The
which isl believed to prove a good adver
committee are' locked up in the ,Police 68 ' 1 ' 0 -
Station.
In Neiada Territory
Maniposa a new copper mi county ne
Some citizens who denounced the arrest has bee' discovered.
were also threatened by the officer,
attracts, uch atrention. The ore resem-
A band of music hes gone to the watch bies the ,elebrated co
house to serenade them: pper Opolis vein traceabl several miles. The copper are
' : sources f the calif are already becoming
irnporta t; and promise:soon to become
second gold.
WASUINGTON, Oct. f!S. —The folloWing
has been received at the Headquarters of
the army
Sr. Loris, October 27.—Ifajor General
11. IV. lialleck, General-in- G l / 4 ief—Big.
Gen. Davidson informs me that Lieut.
Col. Leasure, with a force of cavalsy, has
pursued the enemy from Greenville, 4ar
Thomasville, in Oregon county, where, on
the 25th inst., he attacked ana completely
routed Col. Brown from a high hill, kill
ing eight and taking eighylen prisoners,
and twenty-five stand of arrlA and twelve
horses. The rebel forces of Mcßride and
Parsons seem to retreat towards Yellville
in Arkansas.
Curio, 0ct..28. —Col. Stewart, with a
detachment of the 55th Illinois regiment, r e :n d i i
made a reconnoissance to Coventry, bank Pert
of Memphis, a few days since, and broke Cher
up a camp of guerrillas,Nich) retreated
across Wolf river, burning the bridge after ; 114 7 1
them. Col. Stewart crossed, however, and — p un ar ,
killed two guerrillas and captured a num• milY.
ber. Ile also destroyed ten plantations
of secession sympathizers in that vicinity.
Col. Morrison 's cavarry had also made
a very successful raid into the adjoining
counties, breaking up five or six guerrilla
camps.
It is stated that Ballentine's rebel cav
alry, some five days ago left Holly Springs
and came as far north as Hatchie. This
fact has given rise to the reported approadh
of Price to Bolivar.
ST. Loris, Oct. 28. —The fire on the Xi
ver yesterday turns out more disastrous
than first supposed. The. cargo of the B. 04
D. Bacon consisted of 825 bales of hemp,
mostly in the hold, where the fire origins- u 7„,
ted, as is supposed, from sparks from a
candle which had a few moments previous
been blown out by men at work on quit. Osi
ting for dinner. About 26 bales of hemp 1:1
had been delivered; thee ; balance was de- CIO
strnyed.
The Estella and W. H. Russell had been
loading for the Missouri river for several
days, and both boats had donsiderable
freight aboard ; that on the Estella will
burned, while the greater portion of the
Russell's will be saved, slightly damagedi
The,McDowell and McGill were laid up,
and bad nothing of consequence aboard.,
The total loss amounts to about $175,J,
000, as follows: A. D. Baecin $30,000,!
cargo $25,000;- Russell_sB,ooo, cargo'
damaged about $1,000; Estella $30,000,:
cargo $3,000; McGill 822,000; cotton andl
hemp burned on levee, about $25,000.,
The Bacon was insured' for $15,000: Es.l
tells, $10,000; McGill, $15,000; life Dow-1
ell, $20,000; Russell, $3,000. The Ba-I
con's freight receipts of her down trip,;
amounting to over $3,000, were also lost,'
iosTo3f r Oct. 28.—John Quincy Adams,
on behalf of his father, Hon. Chas. Francis
Adams, has declined the use of the latter's
name for United States Senator from Mail.
sachusette, in place of Sumner.
The bark Azor, from Fayal, has arrived,
bringing home the crews of the vessels
burned at sea by the pirate Alabama: , P../3
THE Uri LATEST YELEOAP.V
ARREST OF A SfiMSTE!
RN=
TVA.° Arieiets in patimoi
Rebels still at W-lnehester
REBELS ROUTED IN MISSOUR
Guerrilla Came* Dektroyed
- Tennessee.
NEWS FROM SAN 'FRANCISCO,
4te„ fie ., tte
B. It. Charts, Mat. Gen: Etl
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er 284 -4 —ACOring
tp,ie., general order ' lately fro th
thg,,llea.d . qutaters of the Army of the Po
' yciron,C . ,.it 419 AMOng other things( ordered:
. 1 3:iattiziarters • Army of; the., Potomac,
Camp jleai no.xville, ONctober 24tH,
lB6`s Orders, No. 1(;7.—All en--
:listed men of -volunteers wishing -to tran's
fer into the 'regular army, will ::record their
hamesat the Adjutant's office of'theitregi-
Ment at once, or before the 6 th o f Novem
ber, 1862.
No officer of the regular army will in
future enlist volunteer soldiers whose
names are not onthese lists.
'Lista of volunteers wishing to enfiat .
id
the regular army will be forwarded daily
hrough brigade and division headquar
ers
. -
Regular officers desiring to enlist sol
diers from the volunteer service will here
after apply at the Corps Headquarters for
such lists, and will also apply at the same
headquarters for permission to visit the
regiments to recruit the men. "Care will
be had not to take more men than a fair
proportion of men from each regiment.
Too much laxity prevails with regard to
soldiers leaving their regimental camps
and wandering beyond the limits of their
command. Hereafter not znore_than two
men of a company at a time will be granted
passes to leave camps. •
Provost Guards will arrest all absenteesl
from camps without proper permits.
Recent inspections exhibit shameful ne
glect of duty on the part of many officers
of the higher, as well as the lower grades
in this army, in those lesser details of dis- i
cipline. A failure to attend diligently to l l
which will produce the demoralizatio n of I
:inv body of troops.
Inspections in many organizations are
arely made; drills poorly suet ded and in
requent cases cleanliness disre;;arded; the
are of arms and ammunition but little at
t .nded to, and the, instruction of officers
t mica and the regulations entirelyneglee
t
t d. Brigade and division drills in some
c sex are laid aside: the general orders
published from time to time by the War
fil:epartment and at these Headquarters,
f4r the instruction and guidance of troops,
are no. promulgated: the regiments and
batteries; the prompt distribution and
miomulgation of orders is one of the first
duties of the stall officer, and commanding
ut leers arc made responsible that staff
o icers are not neglectful in this respect.
T e Commanding ' , ;eneral is convinced
th t some examples of summary dismis
sa of officers are necessary to ensure at
te tion to this point of duty before the itn
no tance of the subject will be fully real
rim . He gives notice, therefore, that
art Y neglect in this respect ot Staff or COM
ma ding Officers that comes to his notice,
wil secure his immediate recommends
ion for the summary dismissal of delin
LIU IS1:11.1.E, Oct. 28.—A1l reports of
John organ recently at cr near Owensboro
are fa He; at last acconnts he was at Elk
ton,' odd county, proceeding toward
Itusqe
,tai , e a number of sik and wounded
fedora soldiers have arrived within twen
ty-I°ml hours.
ThelMasonic Tomple has been taken as
'tospltal, and several' prominent seces•
syMpathisers have been notified that
eir residences will be taken for a like
trpose.
• ontoon Bridge between here and
•nviile has been removed, and
•atti ran as heretofore.
I3osTo. , October' 28.--The U. S. gun
boat Tug arora left Fayal on the fah and
the Kars, gan on the Bth inst.,. on a cruise
in search cf the pirate Alabama.
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= Y GAUNTLET'S 1
r AND RID GAUNTLETS,
IN mum . • n
Received by press this day at •
EATON. MACRUM k COll.
No. 17 Fifth street
RIMY : RTS,
SOLDIERS' GOODS I
No atyles aaWng cheat., at
MACEO NI & GT,YDE, .
ket street, bet. 4th iatkond
lIISICHLES SAUCE, &C.—
-a. 2110 doz it, qta ,%' gallon, & 1 gallon Plains
100 do To .. ato Catsup:
10 do W: •. ut do
00 ao Peter Sauce:
10 do Wo ehestenadre do pts and 3i. plats:
10 Cases lives;
t•
10 do opera:
1.5 doz. E &I Chow Chow;
jd o o Canlifloweret
5 'do • o PlooalillZl
sdo o Onions; '9 do o Gerhana Jr Mixed Pickle=
)do tr Mostarli; ' l}. 3
) do Fie oh do
by RUMOR & Blurb.
N 00.126 and 128 Wood street.
MERE
=z=m!l
A speculator from the East was in the
vicinity of Silver Lake, and, attracted by
the ;poet beauty of the locality and its
surroundings, he conceived the idea of
purchtising the hotel and fitting it up for
a watering place. He carried his plan
into exieerition, purchased the hotel, and
inaugurated an extensive system of repairs
by whigh he became involved, and was
obliged to mortgage the premises. After
remaining in possession a couple of years,
and meeting with a limited amount of pa
tronage.; he saw no way to meet his liabili
ties. this dilemma, he corresponded
with a Brother-in-law in Boston, and laid
the casei before him. His relative was, by,
the way a shrewd Yankee, and he sug
gested the sea serpent dodge. An India
rubber snake was manufactured to order,
and painted to imitate the natural reptile,
and in dtie time it was forwarded to Baton
ish the "natives." The appearance of
this artificial monster had all the effect
desired; the hotel was noon densely crowd
ed ; hundreds and thousands of people
visited the place, and the shrewd landlord
reaped a golden harvent. After making
a snug fortune, and paying up all his lia
bilities, the lucky proprietor allowed the
excitement to wane, sold out the premises
and moved away, leaving his "snake" in
the garret{ to the tender mercies of the
new proprietor.
And.thus ended one of the greatest
humbugs of the last decade—as we are
told.
PART OF PITTSBURGH.
Da" The river laid evening at twilight
there were . botit fnur swillte by the pier
marks and at a stand. It be seen by refer
ent, In our sincertising columns that a number of
boats are up for the lower cities.
The new and splendid passenger
Steamer Kati West..N". 3. Capt. Erana. leaves to
day for Cioeihna , i. Ehe Lae been finished and fit
ted no in a viiry Ftworior wanner. We shall ro
fer to h r agaw.
Mr' The, new steamer Vol unteer,"Capt.
Vandergrift Commanding, leaves today for Cin
einne'l. Sheihas attracted a aced deal of atten
tion from our river men. She is in fact usentiid
boat in every, respect. Elie eat built r
suporint ndenoe of Capt. Yandergrift. W o con-
Fatulat Sh uman on producing so fine a bn.t. Capt.
1 honus will be found in the office.
ai' The I pnnctual steamer Hastings,
Ca. r, Robineon, if announced for Cincinnati and
Lonifril; 0,
Se' Donlt tail to note the advertise
meet of rart,in Shaman's stoamar Silver Cloud
bile leaves on iburvdai.
oar - The new steamers Ar&onnut, No. 8,
and Su flight, made short trial tripe to the entire
satisfaction of Owners and officer 3
tor Cincinnati.
THIS DAY 4 P. M.
TUE NEW DID Passenger e p a IP r
L IMY
WENT o. 3, W. S. Evans, commander, will leave
for the above and intermediate points this day at
4P. M. For fit:light or pateage apply on board.
tie P
}Or Chalnrinti,
TRIS DAY. POSITIVELY-4 P. M,
NEW A ND SPLENDID
Passenger Packet . VOLUNTEER,
L. Vend rgrift,loommander, will leave for the
above port thls day. For freight or passage ap
ply 01 board.
oc2i
For Cincnati and Loniaville.
THURSDAY, OCT, 30-10 A. N.
THE FINE PASSENGER
Steamer . RASTINtiS R.R. Robin
son, oommander.J will leave for the above and in
termediate pointh as announced. For freight or
mange apply on, board or to
For Cincinnati, Louisville, Cairo avid
St. Louis,
THURSDAY, OCT. 39-4 P. M.
TIIE NEW AND SPLEN
DID Passenger . Steamer SILVER
S, Shunian, Commander. Captain J. B.
Conway, Clerk, will leave RP announced above.
For freight or passage apply on board,
0029
DIME sAvtitros INSTITUTION, NO
110 Smithfield street, oggeslte the Chiltern House . House. Chartered by the Legislature..
President ........JANT2I PARR, Jr.,
VTR
Wm, H. Smith H, F. RoAd
Thos. D. Mosslei A. Rein man
Francis Seldom Joshm Rhodos
John F. Jennings, Jacol. Stuokrnth
Thomas S. Blade Alex. Bradley
Henry Lloyd Alfred Slack
TRUSTEE%
Josiah Ring 1 0 Zug
A S Bell Jos Dilworth
S S Fowler IV A Rood.
Jae W Woodwoll R 0 Sohmerts
F Rahm 0 W Rickets=
J M Tiemest d H Hartman
D brLong R J Anderson
Jas W Baxter D E McKinley
0 Wolf . Robert D Cook=
Wm Idmith • W Dimon
0 B-Jones' a IP Jones
W H Phelps ( 3 id ilerrOn
BILORIrrkitY Agra TBUSITUIL I
D. E.l McdI.II4LEY.
Open daily, from ce e. Y. to 2P. Y. Also, Tues
day and Saturday evenings, from 6 to 8 o'clock.
Deposits received bf ONE DIME and upwards.
each piv y i d ear en . ds declared in December and June of
Dividends allowed to remain are placed to the
credit of the depositot; as pridelpal, and bear hr
tercet, thus compouapitng it.
Books containing Charter, By-Laws, &0., fur
nished at the Mho.
sir This InstitUtiOn offeri, especially to these
persons whose earnings are mail. the epportunity
to accumninte, by smalldeposits, coalsdeposits , gamed, a
sum which will be a i yource when neededi their
money not only being fe but beacingintarest, in
tend of remaining productive. myly,
SITLTAT --A.
lON 111 ANTED. TOiI7RG
man. tn. m the eh of .New York.winhi a en
nation as shipping a rk in a wholesale bathe.
Can give good reaom#tendstions. Address
.- 1 1 , AD:4180N:
oeltlhltd • Win sßonse. Penn wed.„ , ~
AN I jff 7t...2[11(..8L&VE Agg
o
.:Ekon4 in #ollreoguiro sip
to Mmaand's 1131
I g•=..
The .811Ver Lake i"Snaik" Mys
• ';tery
From the E" , hoster N. Y. Democrat.
A few year si i,ce, the whole` of Western,
INew York was 'intensely excited•ofer re
'ports that were circulated ": Atka, en
ports
sea serpent that had . been 'ilii
covered disporting hiamelf - in the quiet
waters of Silver Lake," a modest little.
mnd, on the border of whidh stands the
Pirillage of Perry; Wyoming county. • ..
. 1 This Leviathan okhe, deep ha:dbeen re-
Peatedly seen moving his andpititing tom
through the placid waters of the - lake.-
1 Cariosity was wrought up to the highest
I 'Oita of excitement. The lake was Watch
ed day and night,.by hundreds of eyes, tt
' i re 7'a v vi o e r w e d o fai with a anal g limpse eahi i . o a- I f i d th m e aenuy
lons reptile. ...
Several farmers—respdetable men—per
so s whose character for veracity:was be
y° d suspicion, and whose reputations
weire above reproach—made affidavit that
they had seen the huge monster with their
own eyes. Editors and reporters Came
frolin far and near to behold this "nine
days' wonder," and the newspaper world
also grew excited over the subject. The
"stank" question became the order of the
(Jai,. Bat, alas I fcir human credulity, the
hunting has • been explOded—the mystery
solied ; The solution occurred in the.fol•
lowing manner :
Not long since, the hotel at-Silver Lake,
whOse halls, corridors, and sleeping apart
ments had once been so densely crowded
(
1.1 1 wit visitors, attracted to that locality to
catc _ a_glimpse of the sea -serpent, took
Ere, and during the removal of some rub
ltish from the garret, the neighbors came
across what they. at first supposed to be a
quantity of large sized India rubber hose.
It was carried out, and upon being
stretched along the ground revealed itself
to the astonished gaze of the beholders in
the form of a'serpent, Some fifty feet in
length. ' The bystanders crowded around,
and h a very brief space of time the mys
tery was apparent. The Silver Lake
"Simile" lay before them. The history of
the gigantic humbug is said to be as fol
lows:
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
J. B. LI V INO3TON & CO
or JOHN BLACK. Agent
VICERS.
~^~~~~
i r iT i r e alitritOn
Lame isnitittidik L WM. HI4%.IUIDON
PierotroF .±3. maw os -- bisrate Boxeeess Co
Ellsidei:eatjtrPrlve4e Boi.:110k I r arquettrfand
Dres3 eludre - 50204uir Panay, Clrole:X6
max Colored eallerz x , 3 tent% Colored Dove.
oe ntl!Gralk 2 7 °cult% •
• -
t hi;Oißogookoot of Mc.
.13111,1110 a il,clikitioalebroted troinedlorse: axiv
111.10nt: MAIRTrIf - TifiE >IfOLD .11110/V
WAY)lttair AMU , ROBBER.
Mr Miles
Ditto deb olt.. ' Chaplizt
laizato3th ..... - .. ....... Myron
To 0000lod. the -
Iterfar,DlAolo2l4l,it
P4firgery:..„
Trizable'S 'Varieties,
Trinibe'.4 Va r ie t i es ,
Trimble%
KATHLEEN O'NEIL
KITHLEEN-0 1 NEIL ;
,E4ILTH HEN O'NEIL
TH. GetEA'r lama VOCALISM
THE ...It EAT t ROM VOCALIST
TEE aftuvr moil" vocuasT
On "Weilneteday, l fight
in Wednt-sii.,y night
On Wednesday -Might
end' everfeighz Wing the week
and every night daring the week
p ri md o eivatt i all . ng the week
Oiohestra
...... . ..
Parquette..ants : getters-,...
1133te- ....
002T2t
I •
AITOTIO.N.' SALES
B - 0 :.401T6 AND AIROES
MoCLELLAND S AUCTION
CROWE FIRST CLASS INSURANOE
ASSETS, ..T(JLY 3,1869
Cash lc Iteas, Notes
Rank Steaks
U S. 5.. , State Stocks
City Bonds
"abroad
,t t0ck3...... .........
RRortgage tßonds... ...... ~.....
eal Estate, ttninennThere'd
Total Assets
Claims. unadjusted and not due $177.852 18
tire and
favorableNavgtion Ituiaranee ae
espted at as rates and rules as are owl
Instant with fair, profit and reliable inderani
DWELLINGS. OUTBUILDINGS AND 00N-
• •
insured on most favorable' terms, for a "term of
five years or bois. Loomis egoitahly adjusted and
Promptly rtid.
Applications- solicited. Poi!cies issued with
out ..eloy4 mad' . all business attended - to with
fidelity an di I.t.ch by
A. A. CARRIaRA. BROTHER,
63 Furth elves t
Pittsburgh Pa.
oo18:3md
ALLEGAN, y BANK. 1
October 15Th. 1882. - 1
r
AX EL • 'ON roit DIREC TORS or
rm. this ank will be held az the tanking
House, on t e rith day o' November ° neat. be
tween the h ars of 10 and 2 o'clock.
A general Ineeting of the stockholders will
held on the 4th day of Norombcr next. at 10
o'clock, a. ni. J. W. COOK. Cashier.
oc16:1m ,
ClTit glee 11.agg.
IPittpluirgb:Ocrober 17,b.1841.1
4 - R 'A
A R U
ELECTION FOR TD.
RC LO of this Bank WiHIRT
ll be h Id EEN
at the
Banking Reese, he Iff ondav, November 1 7th. be
tween the hohr: of 10 a. m. and 2v. m. The reg
uler annual !moot r g of eto^kh kitrswill be held
on uesday, ovember 4th, a- 11 o' , loek, a. tn.
onlB , GEO. VA. $ DOREN Cashier.
TO CONSIT4PTIVES.
TIHF ..!111rERTINEE HAVING BEEN
1. restored Ito health in a few weeks, by a very
simplexemedy, after having al/flared several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dreadful
disease. Comm:motion—Mt anxious to make known
to hi, fellow shfferers theineans of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send apresoription
used (free of charge), wi h the directions for pre
paring and using the amie. which they will find a
sure eUrefOr anialSArgiat, Astlusa,./irenchitis. &e.
The only obitxst of the advertiser in standing the
Prescription ii to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he ooneives th invaluable,
and he hopes livery sufferer will try his remedy,
aa itessi will cost them nothing , and may prove a
blng.
Pardee wishing the pprosorption will please ad
dre s Rev. RE W ARD A. WELSOLV,
sel9-3m Williamsburg Kinks County. N. Y.
Of.IVATEDISEADEI3.-
Dr.BROWN'SIifIiDIOAL •
and BURGIO4L Oilicallo.l3o • • •
Pmithfield street. Pittsburgh. "
ennsylvania: , f • ,
Dr.BROVIfiI is an old aitizim . • - -
of Pittsburgh. land has been in it, •
Practioefortheladtwenty-five • • • ' -
Years. Ins badness hat' een -
confined mDi os* to Private and _
Surgical nars.
unman AND STEAM:WI: _
In need of a medical klan 'should Dot' lail to
End out the cure plaoe of re lief. The Doctor is a
regular graduate, and'his --a. treat
ment of a certain class of disease/as a sere guar
antee to the sufferers of Obtaining permanent re
lief bcey the use of his remedies and fellowins his
advi. I
DR. BROWN'S READEDIES
never fail to cure the worst form of Venereal
Diaeaa I mpurities and Soroigions Affections.—
Also all diseases arming from a hereditarY taint.
which =MU itself in the form - "of to tte
psoriasis, and a great many : krms of shin
ease% the ori ginof which the patient is entirely
ignorant. To persons so afflicted, Dr Brown offers
hopes of a sure landz a erfacm,,
BERM
Dr. Brown's remedies for the warming trouble
brought on often tkat solitary habit of sensual
gratification, which the young noded
often give way tn. (to their ownde s truction ,
), ar
the only reliable remedies known in the country
—they are safe.', and make a speedy restoration
of health. ,_
•
ANNUMATiarit.
Dr. Brown's Tamediee nover;hiil to ears this
painful disease Z 1 raw DAlra*Zle will warrant a
cure. He also treats Piles. Week Gonnorrhosa
Stricture. Uretlml Discharges, FomaleWealmeas
Monthly Suppressicms. DHOWS of the Joints, ..
Fbitula in Ana. :Nervous Affections. Pains in the
Back and Kidmils. Irritation or the Bladder: t 0...
gather with all diseases of an impure origin. .
A letter describing the tomscontainifig a
ram,directed IDR. BR OW N 0.50 Smithfield
St„ Nttabargh ; Pa.. *ill media keir answer-
ed. Medicine sent to any: address, safely packed
and secure fromiobservation.
Moe and Private Rooms, No. 5) Smithfield treat. Pittsburgh. Pa. noLS-dawds
OTIE IV —THE PARTNERSHIP.
lately ending between Oaqin MC4ffroy an 4
Hugh McElroy, kinder Jae firm ofMcEt.ROY &
CO., wa dis.olved on the sth Day of October, by
the death of Owen McElroy.- The bnainew of the
late firm will be Nettled by the surviving partnPY.
oel7:2wd MoIdI,ROT,
DISSOLUTION OF :PARTNERSHIP.
FIIHE PA RTNESSittP . EXISTENIQ
under the name and style of e.Cli vi &RIZ.
B LEA K.L bY, ,TO - N8 - N, seas dlesnived on the
businessly. ult.,' nouns Johnson retiring. Tbe
ox the.firtn, dating from the Zit/Iday of
March last, will be settled by
SUMER 2dc ZAArtY.
0017 • No. 168 Wood street.
.
"DARN D. MEA 1734ONTOWN FOR
1 sale.- JAM acre. Thirty .cleared * and in
cultivation: r-mainder Choice "timber. ; Good
soil w.ll watered, istoelleatspribts; suitable for
grain or stock Ha- , and Grist Mills within a
mile;good road tp Uniontown . Price. &7 per
acre. 'or terms, et^ , apply to or address ' •
Fr BERT & /501 ff.
• I Commercial' Prokers,
oe2ii
61 Market wrest'
Ari B. ISZE J LT
~; • 3
wuj WEEMS oroPrielte.Otiedral
REAL ESTATE AMD
Diumie n.- • ,
NOTES. Bonevaiong'9.49rol4o4,i..t•
4 0.1.42 OM. WOMEN volgamirro
_ .
Ppriausrmiagd, ' 4
leer ght - **,'
*l64ll4Adtall t rxw.,
INIIB-ii
• ha Kite Peldon
-A T -
53 FITTNIC STREET
BY THE
81,800.000
Market 17altith
35
_ 952,464(9;7
00
...... _ 685,411 66
•••••• 22.5.02 e
-••••- 107.412,0
...... 1 6 8,210 tO
• ..... 87.963 18
52,484,138 19
TENTS.
goin g into ...4%•itadtiataplteT,Eillve4.l:ol
Shirts, Wee" Seeks, Glover, Stod.peud
ern Coltanyi ace. -• '
1-EATON, moiciturd ei
No: 17 -nth Street.
WHILED al WILSON'S
Seining MachLues,
No. 27 Fprza Ulm?. PITTSBURAM PA
dwardehifithe Aril Pramual istratt
United States ',Fair
FOR TI3-14,AR8
1858, 1 : 859 and ISGO.
uPwAitps OF S fk l cr 0
iddOEUNES sold% the United State.%
•
We offer to the puha° 7.IMICLEER. & WIL
SON'S TXPEQViII) BETTIN4 7 IdACIIIN.B. at
N NONOND PRICE% with Ineritaie4 oontlitecee
of its merits as the best inr zeitit 'hathtl Femlist
Bowizerldechinennwhi. It does equally well
on the thickest and ; thinnest -, fabrids; makes the
look•etitch in:Tomas lo;nniaica: 44lice on both
-fide& is: impliln poiisticuetion, more speedy in
Movement, and.more'durable thee . spy other ma.
chines, Circulars giving prices - aid - description
ofmaohine funiished:gratis *application in Der.
eon or by letter:
Ream him: Wm Warranted for tAiilLo years.
• - ate ' WM. 131:1 , . CO.
ARNI9 I INOTON
IRON A 2 / 3 3 NAIL WORE&
Man PriAt . ;‘,:
ar ' 'S on l itk Bel l? Mates - 11" pp; A
. 0 4. 1 4*.olfftilk -
bo.l3anna. 'l7l
_ Bmap. T Ball aim Flat Bar Rails
wor ...LloN„T i bite t trCoal Worts.
ilk ZS """w ,
e alar Warelio e urto
5b,4,4; N0 W street and NI
a..14.84aza-a - . -7. 'r z.- "r! 1 ! / Y4 tdin g.
TO BIIILDEMO ABD 1319
We ire nownuan4loty*ir arittelo of
.1( Et' •
which we imp:rowed tO delimikusroar CO&L
YARD, 5414, 4 1 i1ra Tar 5z 1 414
Beet -(tualitir Vin2l* Pea/ e!w on
-tam ozinesonr. itor & CO.
I...eiteet,:k..-**ay,
:tlt.oo-'-:#0..i,,t40n.&
'`'PEON= STEAM BERWERY, 1
Pittebuegh. September 10. 1352 j" .
. . • -, .
D 11180.111M021-O.I PPARTNEILSIIIP.
—The partnerAfp,terenif re .xiit ng be •
tween JOS-. SPalt egg.- and $1". 11. CA RRARD
was . dl.solved on the 20 , h et August, 18g iti W.
U. GARRARD bang authorised te'setile up the
business of the late- firm at the oiliiielirtbe Bre
ery. The Brawing_isustness
will
lie*nan :led by
SPENCER & • WRAY. who inter a-i lore al
ways on handis superior artitile.OftittE P R.
TEts. and BROW ts STOUT. 'Pie :au
,firms will it e amanita to - the Met* in:lak.latiis firm f or
a continuance of their eatron t av i d_ p be
to maim it their aim tirsive ea on toy ll who
may impasse fromthen ,- 4 :, - -...,_.• : . , . •
Mr.4.IIO.BERT WATSON:•.i.f Ifbeltgitreet, so
long known-to the baldness Cominunitv: 'will h..ve
the management of- otre' , lmainem,,l•iith . , the fall
control in the Brewer/. - "_.— - ' ' --'±-'
A Brew all orders to 'sPENCEII. & MORAY.
Plicemix ery, Pittsburgh. Pa.
sels-lid ;, , -
SticEPR SPEN.OER.
- JAMES MOE A V
.
PEOPLES INSUR ANCE _. OG 4PA IV If,
,
ofilite,N.E.Oor, Wood & T.ifut Btu.
Flii.' AND - MINI - Dail NCB,
W.i.,"ndr N., s .. • Jamas D. Verner.
t.- Simnel 11. %Over.
Ify.
17z% '.i . ,' • ' fieDrife /1-'4011,16
- . . -DattletWallape,
1;1, • '* ' ; , 'A,PI II2 I-.1.01r*
*e &wont.
SOHN wArr, vial Preet.
ersaranta, seer. /7/7-1.7/4
— mq
Baakrupt's hoesf 1100h3 Matti
":- - 48B i ld r ,.,, .
11 , -,, it 4T moo. 28 FIFTH' - hr- -,.
IWll' co ll a t u ai rJ 11
-__ : E LEA.,4 nroAigai' :- 4'.
_4444.9 ..,13144 b?oluied out t;,,,
- 4 ,Al4ll/1t AND NEE.
lid Doe, beton' . --.'
sea- -- - - - - 7 — etkauus Attasais„-:,/ _7;l
- 4
i
Al 'CHAIN CE TO (ALT .121'
thar.-. STANTON :s LAY.
•
• • 130 0177,
AA DRP.i.ll.r.vntrr.
Whahingtit ta; . S. 142.
MAJONJOaIIPEP 4 .STOCtniat, Pittihe gb,
ai
'Yen- ire hereby:authorized. o raise a:
szritinient.of :CfavalrYL.-thp State et re *• a
nia..for three yoatadtP mg_ th 14 o be.
gopizeitin .alooordance Cleocral o..der "No:
.th3_. from thze _Department:,
The Yield: ann Stati - .ollhiers can be nuastervi --
upon - completion of the 'organization of the Realagent
be mastered as ear. lled Sup
plies of - clothing arms; I.hor,,ec and equ:pments •
will be furnisheceby the proper Determent.
BY order of the Seeretari of ft'
0. .V.-...13TP-KINGH-lh.f.
Bylinpliertienerel and A. A. G. •
READQUAIPPIRS PRWNSYLV,trtn.
Harrison g Oct 7. Lli62.
&tiff foregoing authority et rho tVar apartment
is approved, and ordered that the Rcgireent
CeVarry thus authorized to' be raised agree. bl'r - to
the terms and orgardastioriltidt. , ated by Life War
Department: *_order of the an' ever.
. .
A. L. Ft fr 4 6.ELL.
AdjutantGenerel Pennaylr
From the:abet:elf witl be seen that the older-
signed has bee..' duly as hor zed to rais: dug hog:.
invent:` It will be attar hed.:as far as p. cobte To
the Stanton. Cavalry. 'and Col. J mec IJ. t.ohosn
maker will aseist in. - oomph, leg the or..
The firstbtantml Regiment!! now at t am t . Howe,
uniformed. and be' 6 ='lneuiltid here. Piro
and is fast
Companiasoffill this-R in egiment are now Camp,
imr
• Companies , parts or Coripinlea and squad", not
ar y dmp o d have now tlie lasts n dg anhde o n bt- -
-
vice. - Allionn ppo bm i yfo, U n t e d n tats will
be giren to the-mania-a the fAllegheny county '
Bounty to such at may be entived from Al le
ghen y County.. This Battalion hoe b. *ll milled
for special service by, the 'Booristary of War. and
will be armed, equipped-and horsed wit the least
possible delay. - -_-,'-
eter•The Colonel aim bit fdrind at Headquarter%
BANK BLOCK,. Fifth - -Street above generalßcrweYti.office..., ' oell-tf
COME. TO TEE . : I 'ItESCUE I k
T... T . .. .
wo ITUFDRED MEI' AVA NT E D TO
fill the ranks of ttie NINTh PEW... 4 ,NT
PENNSYLVANIA
..ltEtißil.TE CORer. Chen- ' ---
ilemen desiring to Join the. ain , y menet corm est •
themselves with a_better. r4iinent. Por tor her
information inquire at Recruiting Office, Wilkins
Hall, Four h street. . ~„
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IDOD. • 11 4AAlfrriNIND AND
JR: other P ftnalvatukregusents.—The tin er. .
`signed - ia, recalling recruits for ail the ht
Peragallvatiiartaffitneits.hut more o , pecially that
popularrecatut Veteran remmant, the eixty-t' ir-i.
9 the gallant Col: ctascs;, - c lte- will pay' to every
the; usual , goreciututur bounty and ad
renal_ pay the couutyhondand or.tra bound
ty of $lO. He ir/1l reeelrertiorttits for any branch
'of the genie% infinitu cavalry or •artillery.
Office atWilkins Hall. Fourth street
E. GROSS
• kt"" beat. 683 P. Y. Inf.
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Our present stook embraces everything here.
tofore kept,. with cue additton'of many new and
useful articles, to which we invite the special
attention of the jobbing trade. 1
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