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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 17
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Martial Law.
When men clamor for martial law, do
they really realize what it is they are ask
ing for, and the cm.sequences that would
ensue from its enforcement ? law
is where the military supersedes the civil
power in every department, and it is only
in the most extreme cases - that it should
be brought into requisition. Every charge
against a man, no matter how serious, or
how trivial in its nature, would subject him
to a military inquisition. The private citi
zen has no more rights under martial law
than the soldier. At present, however,
there are no fears that the machinery of
municipal government will be disturbed.
Capt. Wright informs us that unless some
thing further transpires, more than is
known at present, martial law will not be
declared.
Democratic Ticket.
We yesterday bad the pleasure of a visit
from Mr. Steeps of the Washington Re.
view, and to him we are indebted for the
following item of information. On Sat.
urday the 13th inst., the Democrats of
Washington County, met in Convention
at Washington, and nominated the follow
ing ticket: For State Senator, Col. Wm.
Hopkins; Assembly, Wm. Glenn, and
Isaac Newkirk; Treasurer, Wm. Swan,
(of the Review;) Prothonotary, Andrew
Bruce; Register J. L Judson; Clerk of
Courts, Alex. K. Craig; Commissioner,
Wm. P. Boyd; Recorder. Jaws McLoney;
Director of the Poor, John Chambers;
County Auditor, And. J. Linn. Three
thousand votes were polled, being the
largest Democratic vote ever before polled
in Washington county.
Horse Railroads.
We believe in horse railways. Henry
Clay, in the Senate of the United States,
in responding to the sneering declaration
that his compromise bill of 1850 was an
" omnibus," said that he accepted the
term; the omnibus was the peoples, the
poor man's vehicle, and it was to be hon
ored and respected fully as mach as the
dashing equippage of the wealthy. The
horse railway car is but another name for
the omnibus. It is an omnibus on a large
scale ; it is an improved omnibus, combi
ning speed, comfort and capacity. In
fact it is an omnibus, only mora so. It is
two or three omnibuses pat into one, and
yet capable of being ran safely with speed,
and soma degree of regularity.
A Girl Burned to Death.
Os Tuesday af.ernoon of last week a
little girl, daughter of Evan James, some
five or six yea-s old, residing at Johns
town, while playing about a fire oa the
margin of the creek where some women
had been washing, was fatally burned by
her clothes taking fire fr .m the/ burning
ashes. There was no person about at the
time but a little brother, who was unable
to render her any assistance. Her situa
tion, however, was discovered by the
workmen at the coal mines across the
creek, several of whom rushed through
the water to her assistance. B.it they ar
rived too late to save her life. She was
so shockingly burned that restoration by
human agency was impossible, and mer
ciful death put an end to her sufferings
during the evening.
Drunkenness.
Notwithstanding the strict order en•
joining the closing of coffee houses, a great
many men wore drunk in the streets yes
terday. Backdoora are convenient things
and many a man can get a drink of whis
ky, when he cannot obtain bread for his
family. We heard it stated yesterday that
some men were engaged in selling liquor
to those engaged on the works. Stich fel
lows should be dealt with to the extremest
extent of the law.
Gone into Camp.
The 15th regiment of Pennsylvania mili
tia, Col. Galway, after parading through
the principal streets yesterday afternoon,
reported all but three or four companies
ready to go iuto camp, accordingly they
marched out and took possession of Camp
Howe. They made a fiae appearance, and
looked as they would do some execution
if they should meet the enemy. The oth
er companies will be ready to repot t for
duty to-day, and will immediately join
their comrades in camp.
Explosion of a Locomotive:
The locDmotive of the down freight
train on the Northern Central railroad ex•
p/oded on Saturday morning, a short dis
tance this side of Trevortma Juncton. The
engineer, named Samuel H. Miller, and
the firemen were both killed, the body of
the former being hurled to the river bank,
a distance of some filly feet, and the lat
ter thrown some distance up the moon•
fain side.
Painful Accident.
AR a man who was driving the Duques
ne Fire Company's wagon was entering
one of the out buildings of the Arsenal,
whither he had gone to do some hauling
of military accoutrements, he was caught
between the transom of the door and the
seat of the wagon, and very severely
bruised. Dr. Waters dressed the , oands.
'l he worst injury received was a severe
cut ou the side of the head.
One More Call.
Our danger seems to be imminent. All
companies for the (6) six 'months service,
under the Proclamation of the President,
who may be diiposed to go under my com
mand, will report themselves at once. The
first ten companies offering themselves
will be accented—the field and staff otfi•
cers to be chosen by the vote of the line
officers. It an organization is not soon
effected, and the danger increases, if I can
get even a company of men I am resolved
to go and do what I can, till the crisis be
over.
JOHN B. CLARK.
Bank Note Reporter.
Feld & Lare, Dispatch buildings have
jast issued their Bauk Note Reporter for
June. It contains a complete list of all
banks, good, bad and indifferent, together
with a description of the late counterfeits.
The Reporter is published at the low price
of $1 a year, and a man may save many
times its cost by having one in his pos
session.
Old Fashioned Honesty.
A gentlenian states that, when a boy,
he was one day in the office of his grand
father, who held a position under the
Federal Government, and, wishing to
write, he was about taking a sheet of let
ter paper from the desk, What are you
about there ?" said the old gentleman.
" Getting a sheet of paper," said the
"Pot it back, air, pat it back I"
21aimed the strictly honest official, "that
caper belongs to the Government of the
United States I"
Precious little put back now•a days
Nltniater Arrested.
An Episcopal Minister by the name of
Dr. Leacock, a resident of Harrisburg,
.as been arrested by crder of General
Schenck, and sent on to Baltimore. He
s the Fame gentleman who was sent north
rota New Orleans by Gen. Butler, for
•efusing to take the oath of altegiance.-
3ince his residence in Harriiburgh he has
ed a very quiet and retired life.
An Important Matter Explain-
ed.- I General Order No: 2.
We wish to call the particular attention
of our readers to General Order No 2,
published in another column, which will
correct an erroneous impression 'that has
gone abroad in regard to present enlist
ments. The organization of a depart.
mental corps is only for the defence of oar
border, and will be called out only in
cases of special danger or emergency, or
for periodical drill. Let not the fear of
beng sent from home deter any from en
listing, for under no circumstances will
the troops be transferred to any other de
partment. We trust all will read the or
der, and thereby perfectly understand the'
position in which present recruits stand.
Democratic Nominations.
The Democratic Convention of Venan
go county met at Franklin on the 9th inst.
and nominated the following ticket: Sen
ator, Dr. J. IN ilson, (subject to the Sena
torial Conference;) Assembly, Col. John
S. McCalmont; Prothonotary, William
Christy; Register and Recorder, A. P.
Whitaker; Treaanrer , Robert Crawford;
County ommissioner, Robert Mitchell;
County Auditor James Ritchey, jr.;
Coroner, D.:(1. Auditor,
Recruiting Stands.
Capt. Alex. Hay, of the 61st Regiment,
has erected a recruiting stand, corner of
Wood and Filth streets, and is now ready
to receive recruits for a cavalry company.
He is assisted by Lieut. Steele, also of the
61st. Capt. Hay says that the company
will go wherever the country most need
their services.
Killed:
On Monday, June Bth, a man by the
name of Thomas Smith, who was attached
to Brien's Circus as a hand, was killed in
attempting to spring from a wagon while
it was in motion. His foot caught in such
a manner as throw him under the wagon
and the hind wheel passed lengthwise over
his body killing Lim instantly. He leaves
a wife in New York city,
Martial.
The martial music of the fife and drum
was to be heard continually in Fifth street
yesterday, and recruiting appeared to be
going on rapidly. Although the thorough.
fares were crowded, every thing passed
off in the most quiet manner.
A Bank at Johnstown.
The election for Directors of the "First
National Bank of Johnstown" was held
at the office of Wood, Morrell S: Co., on
Tuesday afternoon. The following gen
tlemen were elected, namely : Daniel J.
Morrell, E Y. Townssr.d, Geo. S. King,
Isaac Kauffman, Jacob Levergood, John
Dibert and Geo. Fritz. D. J. Morrell was
subsequently elected President by the
Board, and H. J. Roberta Cashier.
High School
The examination of applicants for ad-
mission to the BighSchool will commence
on the 18. h inst. Pupils about presenting
themselves 11)r admission should be in at
tendancs.
Drowned.
A b.)y and horse belonging to Captain
Maypole, when loving a flit boat laden
with empiy barrels at Didman Ripple,
seventeen miles below Franklin, on the
Allegheny river, was drowned. The body
of the boy was recovered.
Colored Recruits.
One hundred entered recruits fur the
Massachusetts colored regiments have
been raised in Fayette county.
New Military District.
General Pope has constituted lowa a
ilitary district, under Gen. B. Roberts.
Negro Regiments.
There are four hundred applicants, be
fo . e the Examining Baard at Washing
ton, for appointments in negro regiaidnts.
Open Again.
The Young Men's Library Association
rooms having undergone a thorough reno
vation, are once more open for the use of
its members. The rooms ale on the cor
ner of Penn and St. Clair streets.
Theatre.
To-night Ettie Henderson will appear in
the beautiful play of Satan in Paris, in
which she sustains six parts. This play
is well known to our theatre-goers, and
we are sure that they will embrace the
present opportunity of seeing Ettie Hen-
derson assume the complicated role which
pertain•) to the principal character. The
after piece of the Artful Dodger, is a lively
little comedy worthy of notice. Taken
altogether the bill for to night is unusually
attractive.
Circus.
To-day is the last of the Circus, and no
doubt but that the canvass will be crowded.
Those who wish to see little Was Gardner
in her peerless horse-back act must go
to-night.
NOTWITHSTANDING the threatened rebel
invasion, and the consequent excitement
attending it, Fleming 139 Wood grea t
continues to sell the newest styles and best
quality of hats, caps and straw goods at
unusually low prices. Those wishing to
purchase'any article in the hat, cap or
straw goods line, will find at his estab•
lishment one of the moat complete stocks
of goods to be found in the city.
Hotel for Rent.
The " Massey Haase," boated on the
corner of Ross and B reckcnridge streets
opposite the Pittsburgh and Counellsville
Railroad Delon i 3 now offered for rent.,
The " House" is in good repair and ha
been doing a good businesl. 'Co any per
son understanding the business a Eno op•
portunity is now offered. Immediate poe•
session will be given. Apply to
tf Tills. MoonE, No - 18!) Prat. at.
GEOVICIt St" 'SAKI:Ws Sewing Maohinee. tor Irt - mlia
manufgetering purposes, are the beet in use.
A. F. CIATOSAY.,CteneraI Agentlß
Pulh. street. Pittsburgh.. Po
JOIIIIPR ItiV.ll2.
JOIIEPH MEYER & SON
XAXIII . IO7IIILI2JI OP
PANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE tt CH Ak IRS
W.SIUMOtin. 125 132LITHFIELD 11i I'l
(Baatean Airth street and Vire A iley,)
not
CR! Ol'l seiciNcrs.
TITES DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RE
,ort, iminediatMy on the line of the Cen
tral P. ff. R., located on the Summit rt the Ade-
IthenY Mountains. 2.300 leot above the level of
the sea, will be oven for the reception of visitors
on the 10th of Juno. 1803, and will be kept
open until the first of Oc ober.
The water und air at this point posSesa supe
rior attractions. The analyses made in the lie
bomtary of Profesiors Booth. Garrett, and Oil
man, of Philadelphia. shay the esist.nce otvala
able mineral elements, the waters of some cf the
springs being of the iron or ohalybeate Cling, and
and others containing ratin• or aperient salts.
Pura mountain water abounds: and the guests
Win also be supplied with mineral waters from
other springs, such as blue Lick, Bedford and'
Saratoga Waters.
Ample facilities for bathing have been twovi
dad, new plunge and donch baths erected, and
Jim and Cold ; Baths cm at all times be ob
tained.
The grounds. walks, &c., have been highly -
p - oved. go are of a veiled and Picturesque
character;• -
Thera is at Cresson Springs, Philadelphiaegrffice
and two daily mails from and
Pittsburgh. and intermediate i)plats.
Excursion TiCkets canbe obtain' td at the office
of the Pennsylvania BalltiradEompany.
For farther itiformation, apply to=
lull:dna Cresson S OEO.-W. EfUL C o.
prings:Ca mbria Co. Pa._
Bap 'UTTER, 3 BARRELS FRESH BUT
ter. kat received and for Bale
JAki. A.. 111
jtd2 12Elk
Ilarket
The authorities here doubt this state.
ment,and are inclined to believe that they
will not attempt to move farther North.
The farmets in the valley are sending
their horses and cattle into the mountains
to avoid their tatting into the rebels hands.
The rebels are gathering up all the ne
groes that can be bound with the intention
of taking them along.
So far as heard from, private property
has been respected. Last night they burnt
the Railroad bridge across Scotland Creek,
six miles this side of Chatabersburg.
The excitement here is subsiding.
Although hundreds of women and chil
dren left the city daring the day, several
citizens on leaving were hooted and groan
ed at by the crowd assembled at the depot.
‘,Tne troops are not responding to the
Governor's call with that promptness
which three who know the true position of
affairs here would desire.
Maj Sees, master of transportation, has
made arraugemente with all the railroads
in the State by which troops assembling
for the defence of the State will be fur
nished transportation on application at
the offices of such companies.
The authorities have information, which
ha 3 not been confirmed up to the present
time, that the rebels are at New Market,
Pa., with a force of 20,000 or 23,000 men.
The Hotels are filled with delegates to
the Democratic Convention, which meets
:o-morrow. Clymer and Witte are the
.wo most prominent candidates for Gover-
The friends of both are hard at
nor
work
The Governor of New Jersey has ten
dered Pennsylvania the services of many
men, which have been accepted.
The 7Lh New York will arrive to-night,
to be followed by three or four more regi
ments from the same State.
NEW YORE, June 16.—The Express
prints the following as a letter from Wash•
Hooker retreated from Falmouth to
Warrenton to intercept Lee, who was ad
vancing on Washington.
Lee passed down through Thorough
fare Gap, flanking Hooker and cut off an
entire corps (name not given), which is
supposed to be captured.
Lee is driving Hooker, and the latter is
retreating to Alexandria.
Hooker burned a large portion of his
tents, provisions, &c., at Falmouth.
HEADQUARTERS four miles rear of Vicks
burg June 10.—The siege is still prose
cated with more fury. During the past
two days several'of the enemy's guns were
silenced by our batteries and sharpshoot
ers.
Deserters say the garrison are upon the
point of mutiny and desirous of fighting
their way oat to Johnston, to which the
chief officers will not consent.
All previous reports of destitution are
confirmed.
The rebels occupy Sartilia and Yazoo
City.
Fall accounts from Millikem's Bend
make our loss in the recent battle 140
killed and 185 wounded.
The blacks are admitted to have fought
with great bravery atter the black flag was
raised by the enemy, killing every rebel
they reached.
Col. Fitch is believed to he a prisoner
in our hands. The rebels lost 110 killed,
left' on the field. The wounded were
mostly carried off, •
The enemy appeared at Young's Point
in force on Tuesday. It is believed to be
their intentionl6 reinforce Vicksburg and
cross with supplies.
The rebels are communicating from this
city to Dego Point with their Louisiana
allies.
Navigation in the Mississippi is becom
ing more hazardous.
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No trouble ie experienced from Join
Elton yet
Predictions are various about the fa
of Vicksburg.
JEFFERSON Crrx. Mo., June 16.—The
Convention met at 9 o'clock. Mr. Smith,
of St. Louis, introduced an ordinance pro
viding—First. No slaves shall come into
the State fot permanent residence therein.
Second. Oa the 4th of July, 1870, slavery
shall cease torever in Missouri. Third.
The Legislature may, by law, declare the
political status of free persons of color,
and provide a just and humane system of
apprenticeship to be exercised through
the country—against such persons becom
ing a public charge on the Commonwealth.
Qee from each Congressional district was
bythe Convention to consider all
plans and propositions for the emancipa
tion of slaves in Kingman.
PrlMNlnvms3P
Mr. Drake called up his emancipation
resolutions, 'offered yesterday, and made
a lengthy speech, but failed to get a di.
rect vote of the Convention theron. -
Mr. Brackenrido also spoke on his roe
olutioa ildring the afternoon session.
Several plena Of emancipation were in
troduced, which, together with those intro
duced this niortiint and yesterday, were
referred to the committee on emancipa
tion.- •
Nsi Yonat, 'June IG.—The Evening
Post prints Washington specials as fol
lows: Persods fronkthe front this morn
ing report all , quiet 'lliere are no. signs
of the rebels this side:of Culpepper. Our
army is in a new position, thorotighly..re
organized and full of confidenCe. There
are no signs of the enemy on the Poto±9lP;
between here ttud Hurper4 Ferry "*r-
TELEGRAPHIC.
PENNSYLVANIA 'STILL :-INVADED
REBELS-AT SHIPPENSBURG, PA
Bridge Burned Six Mies
from bliambersburg.
Lee - Advancing on Wash
ington !
OOKER RETREATING TO ALEXANDRIA
LEE IN CLOSE PURSUIT
LATEST FROM VICKSBURG
STATE CONVENTION IN MISSOURI
&c,, &0., &c., &c
HARRISBURG, June H. — Dispatches re
ceived up to this hour from Shippensburg,
eleven miles this side of Chambersburg,
shows that the rebels are still at the latter
place in force, not exceeding two thous
and cavalry with no infantry.
General Jenkins, who commands the
rebel forces, ordered all the stores in
.Chambersburg to be opened at nine
o'clock this morning, which was complied
with. The merchants were forced to take
confederate money in payment for their
goods.
At one o'clock to-day the rebels were
drawn np in line of battle on Col. ale-
Clure's farm, anticipating an attack.
The rebel cavalry to-day occupied Lit
tlestown, eleven miles from Gettysburg.
At last accounts they had not advanced
beyond that point.
The rebel officers at Cliambersburg
stated that they were only waiting for in
fantry to arrive, when they would move
forward.
MEMPHIS, Jima 16 .—Arrivals from be
low to-day bring official dispatches frJrn
tract up to noon of the 11th. Reinforce
ments are arriving, taking the positions
assigned them.
The movements of Kirby Smith on the
Louisiana side are attracting attention.
They will be closely watched. It is doubt
ful about his having the means to cross
the river, but the numerous bayous may
afford him facilities to make the attempt.
It is pretty well ascertained that the
Vicksburg garrison is on quarter rations of
corn meal and part fl)tir, and the supply
of these is very limited. Their fresh beef
is all gone.
The rebel Walker is al Yazlo City and
Jackson, said to`.have arrived with a divi.
sion of cavalry from Bragg.
Grant is confident and hopeful. About
2,000 prisoners arrived here from Vielts•
burg to-day.
MARKE7'S 13Y TELEGRAPH
CiNcryNay', June I8:41011r unchanged: Fu•
pertine $4 5044 tin. and Fancy brands SO to
$5 50. Wheat in fair demand at $1 Mal 13 for
Red, but not much doing in White. Corn and
Oats unchanged. Whi k y steady at 4ne and
steady. Nothing done in Proy iNiOll9. Linseed
Oil $1 14.
Go'd advanced t, 4 , _4121 47; :titre
Exchange firm.
Afraid of Jeff. Davis
The Washington correspondent of the
Anti-Slavery Standard. tells why it is the
negroes do not enlist in the District of
Columbia :
Recruiting among the colored people of
this district is slow work, and it is not Cur•
prising that it is so. The young men
among the colored people., as a general
thing, do not madi fest any/ enthusiasm for
the war. They arc afraid of the enemy—
of his inhuman cruelties which he knows
so well huw to pour upon the bead of the
black man. The colored people of this
district stand in awe if Jur. Davis at this
hour, and It - is not simply'-the old inbred
fear of the slaveholder; it is the rude in
stinct the negro which teaches him that
the rebel government is the boldest, ablest
and so
.far the strongest. Therefore.when
Jeff. Lavis says he is going to hang all
the negroes he can catch bearing arms.
the colored people here are very much
afraid that he will execute his threw
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Indicted Under the Conscript Act.
The grand jury of the United States
Circuit Court fir the Northern District of
Ohio, in session at Cleveland, have
brought in indictments against Joseph
Jackson, limry Shade and Wesley Gra
ham, of Mirrow county, for conspiracy iu
resisting , the enrollment ; also against
Jacob thimlander and Jonathan Miller for
a similar offense.
Ooliege Orant Accepted.
The State ct lark has accepted
the Agricultural College Grant, and is en
titled In clue anal ninety thous
and acres, sc, ip in worth line
million and t hu,nired thousand dol
lars.
Roligious
Tim General C mven iin of the New
Jerusalem Chur..h iu A ni , ..rnta v3ininenci-d
its tory fourth annunl nes.,iJn in Phda
delphis on Wednesday. Ministers and
delegates wi-re present from Maine. New
Hamp,htrc, , qassachusetts, Nei. , York,
New J.-r4ey, OMo, Washington
City, Pennsylvania, and eidowhere..
"ted Btintline."
The New York Ilrrz j saxs : "The
well knmiva Ned Dantline, a private in the
New York Firm , Mounted Colonel
Oaderdorik. /MS been sentenced to Iwo
tnonLhs' imprisonment nt Fort Norfolk
Virginia, for the erirne of desertion."
4 ITTIERY A. ATTENTION !—All
whu have enrolled their names in this
Company are ordered tu meet at tne LIOVER N. -
ME NT 1 is. where the cans are parked. near
Hand street Pri , ige at 100. at. SreeilLi
jUI7 WM. METCA LF, Lient. Comd'g.
AT 71IE ANNI'AL MEETING or
the Corporator , of the Allezheny l'emetery.
nerd on the )Ith intt., the following gentlemen
were °Jetted officers for the ensnina year:
President-1 no,. Af•
Manager,-11 Ikon .Nlec,ndle. , - , John
John H. :::hoenbeurer, :Id, It. ,necr,.l. li , m oo ,
head. Fran,-it (1. lie ilpy
N. 1/.lli E. Se , rltil7l,
Andthe following Statenn•nt ~1 A Ciollo ti wa. 3
presented to the Ineetice by the Treo:;urer, and
ordered to he publiellet.l:
STATEMENT of the A Cent/ nt? of the Allegheny
Cemetery, on the let of ,Inns, l iii 0,4 pr , voilto
In ihr Awn./ .If , etin g th,.
their .41111.11
l'R.
Cemc•try Ground
Ft tik. and Took
..
Improvements, 'Permanent
Do. temporary
Interest
tlxpense
Bills Receivable
Labor
Bonds and Mortsage.. ...
cash_ ......
Mausoleum
Now Office
New Lodge
Accounts Receivable
Cemetery Lots ....
Interments. &c...
Shrubbery ..... --
Repair Fond
Accounts Payable
AV OMEN'S 1116111 EELED ['ON
grass gaiter 9 for 90;:ta
ONCERT HALL SHOE STORE
Men'a fate boot•, for
At Concert Hall Shoe Store
ETifs3goboei for
At Concert. Hall Shoe Storo
IXR. Call and ex - motor these goods for
yourselves.
62 Fifth Street,
.1 am ' AN ACRE—VALITABLE FARM
I. LPN. of 70 acres for sale. situate S miles from
the city, and one mile beyond Perrysville, farm
house of four , rooms, attic and cellar, well of
water and good springs, new barn and stable 70
by 60 fees, two orchards of choice I, ult. large
garden, grape vines, small fruits, etc., enclosed
with c good to ace; about eleven acres of timber
of the beat quality, ram aindet of the land in ex
cellent Itate of cultivation, A six foot vein of
cal under the whole farm. A o ply to
S. CUTHBERT & SONS,
juls al Market street.
For-Rata, gide, Roaches. Ants. Bed. -Biwa.
Moths in Furs. Woolons, ate,. insocts on Plants.
Fowls. Aninials,
Put up ia2so, 50c and $1 00 boxes, Bottles and
Flask& $3 and $5 Efilel for Hotels. Public Insti
tutione. Ate, _
"Only infalible remediealknown."
"Free from Poisons."
"Net.dangerous to the Human Family."
"Baddeorne out of their holes to dr.e."
lOU PeatiV he' oqale in all large cities.
113; lb 3 all pruning: and - Dealers
'Whore.
- "IL I !Beware II of all worthies; imi taticns
pa. See that ' , Taster's" name is on eaeh Box.
Bottle and Flask. before von buy.
, : , *!LiAddress ILENRY•R,, cosTAB.
Depef4B2'Broadsvtiy.
itk.Sold by R. E. SELLERS .4-09. T and B. L
))or
TAII igh NBSTOOIC iedX)4 l WholatrtiMits. Pitt
•
•,7..:„.13
Harejust received a largo and superior assort
meat of
BA LMORALS, BUTTON BOOTS
LAC i GAITERS,
AND MOROCCO SLIPPERS,
MOROCCO AND KID BOOTS, &c, &0.,
'Which they aro selling at very low prices.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL!
necoLisTEß ,t BAER,
SIAVING NOW IN STOR TILE EAR
MAL gest and most complete pstoitment of
Ci
ga•s and Piro in ihe City, which boy are s e lli ng
at the very lowest
Cash Figures.
Gall and examine than before perchasi
elsewhere. All Orders promptly attendei to.
fent.
WAR DEPARTME.iN
WAsruNoroN CITY, J une oth, 1863.
,1
WORDEIt.—(gXTRAC rso
I The Department of the Monongahela
will embrace that portion of the Elite of Penn
sylvania West of Jthinstown, and the Laura!
Hill range of Mountams ; and the counties of
A,noock. Brooke and Ohio, in the State of
ginia and the counties of Columbiana, Jctle•son
and Petition t, in the B`atool Ohio,
Bri visitor (: - enerai WILLIAM T. 11. BROOKS is as•
signed to the command of this Department,
Headquarters at Pittsburgh.
2. A Departmental Amity Corps of Volunteer
Infantry. Artillery and Cavalry, to bo designa •
tel the Aarmy Corps of the Monongahela, will
be enrolled and organized in accordance with
regulations of the United States service, for the
Protection and &fence of the public prooertY
within that Departtnent,and will be mustered info
the a nice of tit , United States, to serve during
the plea Lure uf the Pres dent or the continuance
ef the war.
The Comeany d Field Office sof the Depart
ments! Corps will be pro vlslonally commission—
ed by the President.
They will b - 1 armed unirormed. equipped, and
whilem active s.rvise subs:sted and muddied,
as ether troops f the !Jolted State-.
Cava'ry voltiniistrs may fur-id:lt their own
horses, to be turned over t United State at
their appraised value, or al.'owatee Wal be made
f m the them of actrill service at the r.te author
ized by law.
The government will mount picked Cavalry to
the even! tha; boreal can be furnished.
The Departmental Corps will not be entitled to
}Jollity andcatmet bopaid until Congrers makes
nn apirropriation for that purpts%
Volunteers in the Departmental Corps may,
a: their own request, be transferred and muster
ed into the service for three years or during tho
war, ond upon such transfer and muster they will
be allowed the pay and bounty authorized by the
Aet of Congress to volunteers for three years or
during the war.
Volunteers in Dm Departmental Corps will re
main subject to enrollment and draft for general
,trvice. The enlistment, recruiting and organ
izing of volunteers for three years or during the
war, he stimulated and encouraged, the
otii , ows to be appointed and commissioned by the
it ernors of the respective States,
Tieenlistments herein specified and transfers
!toot the Departmental service to the three year.'
too ice. must he reported to the Provost 111srshal
General in order that the respective r totes and
c..ogressional Districts may receive appropriate
nit under th r nrollniet Ator ongres,
All the trn e
eps within n the c Depa C rtment s will
be r tin rc , L111.1(1%111 of the General command
ing the Department., with the usual Departments;
The oper.tioNS sgainst the enemy are not to
he limited by the geograrhical lines of the De
i •artment. but may exten i to adjacent territory.
as in the judgment 01 the commanding Genera]
may be expedient to resist or pursue the enemy.
Volunteer companies and regiments organized
in places not within the Department of the Mo•
nongatiola, may be attached for temporory ser
%see to the army Corps of the Monongahela, and
mustered into servioe upon special applicatio n
and order ot the Was Department.
By order of the President.
red,) EDWIN ;STANTON
3 E rEas DF P'T OF THE MCNONO lIRLA
l'itc.shurel, June I I 111. 1",33.
The un = ersizned hereby aez ewes coulannd
he Pa. parOn • t.
The Sift ft of th a Department will Ito announced
in f.ulfse merlin tiers
All c itomonicatieni for these Headquarters
will be direcfc , i is "Aszistant Adjutant General,"
De:•art Sent of the Monnntrahela.
W. T. H. BROOKS,
ikirjpr tienerai,
Irt R.LING,—LATE SURGEON IN
dJ the 9 rwr, Trta:s all diseases.
Office No. 98 Fourth Street
ouPs..ions asked. Cure guaranteed: private
si,nAsiting ruswq. (barges moderate and con
,ti.,a free. Pat.onts visited is City cr to
the cow:try.
- pee:al attention paid to Surgery., Midwifery,
diacaset of women and children,
Oftl o open eac't dvy from 8 o'clock in the
tn.,rcilg. until at night.
tiun lacy trom U ton 1-'2. in the•morning.
i'• 0. ddre..s. 11 ..xPittsburgh. Pa., Dr.
li.. has hal t Remy years experience in his profei-
qs.
Lodi 04
35 ` l 7l'
1 (k 's
11,1.74
. 34,8345 Ui
R. 175'
• 1 4
5.404
7,(x21 10
111 . 3 is to certif Y. that I have been a married
man for thirt e en tears, curing which time. my
'Rife nevi , : core any children. and in less than
twelve months, after eoosul•tng Dr. King, she
presented me healthy BOP.
Jllloll.i I w COL. H. KfLD.
•
is CASK CARR AMMONIA JUST RE
ceivel and for on'e by
....$259,800
..... 41,804 40
2,257 22
1,025 00
202 3-",
GROSS OF STERLINGS AMBROSIA
just received by
H➢ LAIR t WRYETR3 LiQUin RUN
-11-1/ uct just received by _. _
GROSS OF NICHOLS ELIXIR IRON
and Lurk just received by
GEO. A. KELLY.
itt'S 69 Federal St.. Allegheny.
1 GROSS LINDSEY'S BLOOD SEAR
cher jast received by _
5b GROSS MeLANIES PILLS AND
1 1,5 , verualfug,o, just received by
(CEO A KELLY,
ju3 GO Federal St., Allegbarty.
12.1Nr DLSCO I I7
To Strengthen and Improve the Sight.
Tag s EViger.> PEEBLE
Russian Spectacles,
L)ER.SDNS SUFFERING Jettost
festive sight. arising from age or other Caus
es, can be relieved by using the Russian Feb.
Spectacles, which have been well tried by
many responsible citizens of Pittsburgh and vi
cinity, to whom they have given perfect satisfac
tion. The eertitea.tes of these persons can be
seen at mJ officer.
CM. All who pouches° one pair of the Russian
Pebble Spectacles are entitled to be supplied in
future free vf charter with those* which will always
Live setisfactiun.
. .
Therefore. If you wish to ensnare an Improve
moot in your sight call on
J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician,
Manufacturer of the Russian Pebble Spectacles.
lanlfi No. 39 Fifth street. Poet Buildinit
/43 y place of business is closed on Saturday
HENRY W. BEAUMONT &CO.
Foreign Brandies, Wines and Gins.
Also, Blackberry, Raspberry, Wild Cherry, and
Ginger Brandies, Old blanongbahela, Rye, and
other Whislries, Jamaica Rum. &C.]
No. 83 Liberty Street,
Opposite Fourth street.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
.415 r.
Hotels. Taverns. and Families, supplied a
moderate profits for Carl.
my2l:lYd
BET YOEIt GAITERS.
BUY YOUR GAITERS
BUY YOUR GAITERS.
AT NO 35 At NO 15
FIFTH STREET, FIFTH STREET.
D. S, DLEFENBAOHER.
ILIOIL WALL PAPERS, BORDERS de.
1 4 rtter leading Depot is at the old ktaad.—
liither come and bay.
.
'ILIRENCI3 CWO ODA :IMITATION OF
Oak,
_printed from board., an exact copy
with panel moradihertwinatelV. Noreale;by
, -w.Pr M RANA LT:
in 6 1, 87 Wood street.
W. E. Schmertz & Co.
NO. 31 FIFTH STREET,
MISSES AND OERLDRENS
EUGENIE. CONGRESS AND
PATENT LEATHER, RID
10S Wood Street,
4 doors from sth
Secretary of War
MEDICAL.
NEAR WOOD
UEO. A. KELLY.
69 Fedoral St.. Allegheny.
(YZO. A. KELLY
69 Fedoral St.. Alloghe,
GEO. A. KELLY.
69 Federal St., Allegheny
GEO. A. KELLY,
69 Federal St., AlleghanY
DEALERS IN
P. MUMMA LT..
87-. Wood street
RIVER nsTEtwcumon.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
ARRIVED. • ' -
Franklin. Bennett. Brow - Iv:villa.
Gallatin. Cla;ke. do
DEPARTED,
Franklin, Bennett. Brownsville,
Gallatin, Clarke. do
tar Tbe river—Last evening at twi•
light there were 2 feetlo inches water by the
metal mares and about a stand. We had some
fino showers of rain.
For Marietta and Zanesville.
Regular Allusklngtim river Packet
leaves Pittsburgh every ThesdaY, 4
P. m., Zanesville every Friday 8 a. m.
tz, THE NEW AND SPLENDID
H Passenger steamer EMMA GRA
AM,
noted above. Monroe Ayerfa
reig co an
ht or mm
p der,
a ssage appTs aa mill /cave For
board or to J. B. LIVINGSTON & CO.
apt
! PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING
PADGET.
For Beaver—Wellsville—Steabenville
and Wheeling.
Leaves Pi 0 tab's rgh. Every Tuesday—
'l harsday and Saturday at tl A. laL.
Leaves Wheeling Every Monday-Wed
nesday and Friday. at A. pc
, ,
THE SWEPT RUNNING
commander.ramor. S. O. BAKER,
James Walter will leave na announ
ced above. F,.r freight or pasa.ge apply on board
or to ..1 . AM I.cB COLIANS & CO. Agts.
mayl3
NT KANE OA T AGIOICY.
Itif. . A- Z .ILa .11r. UV 37
has opened an office at •
NO SO WATER STREET,
Where he will transact a General Eiteaniboat
Agency bnainees, and would solicit a sham of oats
ronairo from steamboat men. an247sid
X" .A. SSi A. Ca ..V.
•
FRO :t1 . T
"OLD COUNTRY."
1111 E UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED
( bring out emigrants fromeny part ofEng
len d Ireland or Scotland, e.ther by superior fast
ling steamers, including the mammoth steam-
OR EAT EADTERN, or first•ciass sailing vessels,
at tar lower rates than tickets can be purchased
for at any other office in Pittsburgh. Address
D. O'NE/L,
European Agency, Chronicle building, P,fth at.
Pittsburgh. Pa inhlei6mdeodetw
CARPETS FOR CASH
AT DECIDEDLY LESS THAN
vglinlesale Prices. Boug ma n u fac t urer s. any
considerable advance by the and
will be sold accordingly. Well neasoned Shoat
Oil Clothe,
AT LOW PRICES.
Woolen and Cotton Druggets.
Canton Mattings, &o
W. D. & H. McCALLIIM,
AT NO. 87 FOURTH STREET.
jui
/1110BACCO AND CIGARS—A, LEIDER
-lb Commercial Broker in Lout' and manufae
ter -d Tobacco and Segars, 131 Water street,
lournorof Pine.] lbw York. Tobacce and Setters
carefully selected for exportation. Dealers, and
TobarcJnii s will find it to their interest to call
or cc rninunieete by letter. 'the best brands. in
any quantity, at lower prices than any other
house,
my29;3md
Groceries,
Y DAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
1 supply of Ton, eree. Sugar and Gceries
of all tiescriptionm, which will be sold ro either
wholesale or retail at the lowest caet prices.
J. DUNLEVY,
No. 4 Diamond,
Pittsbunzh.
Ea 5 '1'4,144.,7
REMO V AZ.
NI R. F, BARDEF.NAta REMOVED
Lir from Smithfield street, below Ihe Girard
House, to N 0.145 Filth street opposite the Court
House.
ap2l,tf.
U. LYNCII, SQURREL HILL,
has laid ofl SO beautiful build inglots, which
she offers for sate on reasonable term,. They are
eligibly located, lying between the Oakland Sta
tion and Lho Mononghahela .eiver. They offer
many indacements for pdvate residences, For
Plan pilots and price, apply at the office of.
K. IN
No. .127 Fourth St. ono door above Smi ULAN,
tuyl.iamd thfield St.
4 LLEGUEN CITY ILESIDENIDE,
-1 - 1 Nor sale. Pleaaantly situated on the second
bank near East common. having a front of 90
Met by ;300 deep, large and commodious dwelling
house, in modern stole, a wide hall, large Parlor.
re ‘eption room, library, five chambers, bath
r,Alut, dining-room, kitchen, good cellar, coal
vault, pantry, five rooms on the third floor, two
furnaces, washroom. marble mantles, gas fix
tures, ;ruit and shade trees, vines, flowers and
thrubbery, br:ct cable aqd carriage house, ail
in complete order. Price low; teims easy
8. CUTILBENT dt SONS,
lOC SI Market street.
dic, , EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ceived by the Committee on Fire Engines
and nose, up to J une 20th, 1863 for three thous
and feat of best quality of TEN INCH LEATH-
E HOdE, copper r.vited, Theonea Patent
Couplings attached thereto. hose. to. be
properly tested before they are received by the
city, when payment will bo made in cash. -
JOHN QUINN,
Chairmanor Committue
BOARD AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
WASHINGTON HALL, (late Mrs.
Mason's), so long and favorably known
to ‘isitors at the Springs, js blow Open fur
the reception of guests. The house is large, de
lightfully situated on Broadway, between
the Congress and Empire springs, and
is surrounded by ample and beautifully shaded
Or minis —Fable first-class—and the rums Well
edap:ed for famlies and large Pat-tint offriends.
For further particulars address Washington
Hail, Saratoga Springs. Sul;dlma. .
MILER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
NO. Zi _FIFTH STREET. PrITSBURGIL PA
Awarded the Argt Praziaa at the
United States Fair
FOR THE YEARS
1055, 0159 and 1860.
UPWARDS OF S 0, 0 0 0
MACHINES sold in the United Staten,
MORN TIII.B
EO,OOO SOLD THE PAST YEAR
WHEELER & WILSON.
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE
--es
Reduced Prices 9
We offer to the public
with increased confidence of its merits as the
best and most useful Family Sewing Machine
now in use,- It does equally well on the thicker t
and thinnest fabrics, makes the lockftich impossi
ble to unravel, with the essential a tvantage of
being alike on both sides, forming ,so ridge or
hair on the under side—is simple in construction
morespeedy in movement, and more durable than
any other machine.
We give full instructions to enable the purcha
ser to sew ordinary seams, stitch, hem, fell, quit
gather, bind and tuck, all on the same machine,
and warrant it for three years.
Circulars eontaining_testimonials from ladies. of
the highest standing, Bast and West, givinif Pri
ces. &c., will be furnished antigen application in
Person or by letter.
Sewing Machine Needles, Silk, Twist. Cotton
and Cileonstantly on hand.
WILLIAM SUMNER.
CONCORD
GPAPE VINES.
- ;
WERE AMONG_ THE PIRST TO
W E seoure this INVALUABLE GRAPE,
and have fruitediit for five years. We.obtained
our original Time from Mr. BIELL who origina
ted it. The Pittsburgh Horticultural Somett , in
/MS awarded ng a diploma for its exhibition.
and the Allegheny County Agricultural Society.
in 1880,:a premium for it WI the. BESZ new
goomun rave. in all ' respects superior - to the
Isabella."
Our stock -a1 Vines is unequalled
anywhere, which we offer at 25 'cents each,
100, $lOO per
$ 2 .50 per ser v o $ /2,50 Der
s,OOO. Small vines at less price&
We can furnish it few extra large yines atirato .
5 oents to $1 each- - '' - •
J. .81 4 10-Ir4',“ e ' 7 '-'
No."-Ite lotftb Illtreek
aphwUw:
TA'S BI7BG 11 TH EAT R E
LtII/111 AIM HENDXBSON
Lot/strum
Tiara "night, of the ro-engagement of the tal
ented y-ung•earns • -
IE-TTIE Henderson,
who wiltanoear in nino different chva:tora.
This Wednesday Evening,
will be perf,nneti by special request
SATAN
N P
P. C.Byrne
Mr. Chippendale
Mr. 3. O. Se ton
..ttca ß ß -I8
deren ' son
,Annie Eberlea
.Annie Wari
,orchestra
M'ile Martian
Made1ine..........
Overture
To Conclude with
THE ARTFUL - DODGE R.
Tim Twinkle J. O. Sefton
Old Harding . . .... ... hippentlala
............
... Annie Ward
In rahearsal KATALE.ENItAVOUENEEN.
TRIMBLE'S VARIETIES.
Bole Lessee and Manager — D. O'NEIL.
What are the wild waves saying ?
What tithe voice of the public
What is the general impression East. West
North, South of this Broad Dominion ?
Why this, at
TRIMBLE'S VARIETIES.
Ton can 800 more 'lnn, and have more intor.
tactual amusement, than any other Place in
America.
Here we have the , greatest Comedians
Here we have the greatest Vocalists
The most dashing Dansenses.
The funniest negro Performers.
The _most daring; -Acrobats;
The greatest .11:milers.
Wire walking, or Sensation feats a:e not to be
ecinalled by any 'Performer in the world for
51.900. The man and money are always rends
To-night the avant feat penonnel sy
CECERISKIE.
Our company is not to be equalled either in
OPERA OR BALLET, TRAGEDY OR
• COMEDY.
Come early, and get good seats,
G.
reat National 'Circus
AND
MODEL SnOw•
Under the Direction and Profeseional
Control of MRS. C. WARNER, formerly
MRS. DAN. R ICE
°NE or TILE REST EQUIPPED,
Firma Apppointairand
Largest Organizations
• Now Exis' titig ; w:tti a'
GREATER ARRAY OF TALENT
•
With More MOESES, PONIES, MULES and
other animate: and 'with a .-Frogromme refined
and unexceptionable, one that commands the
respeo., countenance and support of all think
' Mg and-appreciative people, is now °art. .
Truly Tr.iumphaut Tour,
And will visit the following places doing the
months or June, and To y, 1a63. Brookville,
Clarion, Franklin. oil City. Baohausa Farm.
Titusville 'lldioute r Warren. Jamestown—Co
lumbus, Union Watinford, Edinburg,
Meadville, Miner, then. -
AT-' 1 3 IT T S lIVIEter
On S7tb, Anniversary Of Indepen
dence-bay,
from thence to New email% Sharon, Cireemille„
Girard. Sm
SPECIAL NOTICE,
The Agent and nian r
ageitenkof- putlioatlons,
respectfully amines the public, AbatS-the - LadY
now Mrs , Charles Warner , bat f ormerly
.11)4N. R1C331,
&metier,
Miss Libbie moo
will appear. and. perforox at each and 'every
performance.
C. H. CASTLE, General Agent
Dr. R P. JOlRES.lifitfinger of pirbiloatiorrs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
J. If. 0013.1rWELe Elan
CARRIAGE - MAINFACTIRIERS,'
SILVEE. & BRASS - T*INERS,
tinUnianaiotneiirs of
Saadi ery and. Carrisze Ifairdftre r
No. 7 Bt. Cleir.Street. and Dadtatme Way.
,
UMMa the Byidte.Y
PITTSBURGH. PA,
Great Toilet Triwnph.
cRISTAJLIOROML EXCELSIOT3 . . HAIR,
NO LEAP. NO LIME. NO NITRATE 08
BILVEIt; setalnstontaneonslY never- WU;
prodneee all the &hada of .blaok and brown.
Par , iee who were dissatififtwi with other DYes,
twe this.with invariable witinaotion.
Maniifi.atared bys OBISTADORO. 6 Astor
Howe. N awfrork, Solderer/where. and aPPR
ed by all Hair Draireza, •
Price. 'EL ga 60 and /l 3 per ban. &wording to sia'
EAR.- TOBLAS' VENETIAN HORSE
.1-1 liniment, pint bottles at Any• cents each,
for lameness: outs, galls, colic, sprains, &ON:war
ranted' cheaper than another. It is used by all
the`great horsemen on t,ong lelaud -comsat. it
will not cure ring bone nor.:apavin ea dime is no
liniment in existence that will.- What'it- is sta.'
ted to owe it eositiVeaY does. No' owner of hor
ses will be without it atter tuns one bottle.
One doe revives And often saves the life of an
over.heated: rr oily= horse. For tone sod
belly-ache it has never failed. crust 'as sure es
the HMI rises J ust so s are is this " valuable Lini
ment to be t he Horse embrocation of the day.
Bold by all dniggists„. °face r 58 Cortlandt Street:
New York.
Pricels-Thad 50 cents • Sold by all -draggitti,—
msondkire; - • -
roots about Brindretb,a
New CASSIA
Wortohestei Co.. N.-Y. 4 . ,Got. 4.1872,
Mr. G. Tea BYOK thratnox, .agitor
itemubticom :
Dear Bir—l *mild statethat I was indnond‘
'use BRANDR SPllLß..throtigh the reoom..
mendation ofJohn R. Srr of Croton, Westches-.
ter county. who was en restored totealth
by their use. He was doh for some twoYearg, Ter i
costive and dyspeptio.and he. tried everything.
but wee not relieved. Many; tie kook mto
dreth's Pill every day for a week; and ikdose
of is
Pills every clay for dna. -and: them took one
PRI every day. with anootasiOnal dose of siy.. In
one month hawashble'to go to work. an e ci , ki three
mamba her well, gaining ground s w t.,
Youm truly. - -11.VIVADD P RDY.
Warranter= iN cm. na: -
Bdward Patti being dnigYa that he
resider in' the' town. of New tissue that acme
Years ago he was, vary idokwitfia sore on his
which had been limning for ever fiVeX"ra: that
he was also much distressed by a Pain in his chest*
and besides very costive and dystioPtiet that af
ter trying various remedies - and man.rehgniciana,
he commenced usi-mßrandreth'sPilli.six to edght
three times &week, and atthe end - of one month. -
the sore on his leg healed, and at the end of twir
months he was entirely eared eftestiveness,zdy,
Panda and PILIZIs and has remained 'lrell'oy ar
since. EDWARD.
Oct. - Ma t
Sworn to beforehis nth EY c lO
BIALCO bi
LIC PtStTH.
riolldkwafo Justice the Peace.
.„8 0 1d by Thomas RedDatb.Diamond Alter
tsiiat .v>
pa1r„..40):0023s
. _ . .
lkT OW.IB - TSIE• TIMM To • SECURE
./.,‘ Bargains/A Dreastioodn - Shawls, Cloth and
sine Mantle% of theimsut IffadtbizeltblCaplWini.-
bleached and blesetWidnalin.Calliciknewnee.
silk Bun UmbrellasAn4-Ait redlloctloi*
v 4 an b , tkaVinit-beet puronatea l f l or cash. Rill be
Q*ailtl l l loooontatlval atth
„.
4.A.Tatati.
96 l at e street.
•IMUBEMBATB.
......11. OVERINGTON