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*** d” ateats for tho Anilj
*** «»*•* and are au
thori»d to take Advertisements and Subscriptions
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IIAII.Y ASI> WEEK r,T POST.
The Daily and Weekly Post can
hereafter be procured at the News Depots
of J. W. Pittock and Frank Case, Fifth
street, with or without wrappers. Daily
8 cents; Weekly 5 cents.
Democratic Meetings.
ra “*®f 6 ., wi ' l b * a meeting of the Democ
mSrf„ 6pe ?i k . erB ' wiu address* the
There’win andtntn °at is expected,
♦ho nls vr be a Democratic Meeting in
the Old Market House, Allegheny on
Monday evening, Sept. 28th.
Allegheny Market House
streer, S ffittsbur^i^ 9tk folk’s Hall, Fifth
sJembWaTd BePt JacobTomers’,
hoaßro^’co 0 ,,! 0 ISt_Pitt T ° WnShi P
Friday, October 2d—Robinson Town
Leonery min^toU P ° S ‘ office - houße of M.
dre^e^tinj! l prcßent
T
m,i. EBBIBLK occub bekce —A terrible oc
ouirence transpired on the line of the
terdlt a Jf f h an<3 Stei ? benvil| e Eailroad yes
thi3 itv t? OOD ’ ab ° Qt , fOUr miles from
J” 18 “ft- appears that a contractor
Mined Michael Sullivan, with a number of,
me “' was employed on the above road I
and that a cart filled with dirt broke
through a piece of trestle work si retched I
across a quarry in which a number of men I
were at work at the time. Mr. Sullivan i
S » rn H k - 0D ,he , heid b y tte falling tim-1
Ttnr T? Jantl y killed - Christopher
P?™ 8 ’ tbe driver of the cart, was so badly
injured that he is not expected to liv/
He was m a dying state to-day, and cannot
CarnTwl, Mat ‘ m ConEor and Pat rick
t " bo , wereilt work in the quarry, l
iojQr6d - Connor
cannot, it is believed, survive his injuries
iD , Bea ver count/, and
was a worthy, industrious man. He
Hmltt a "!l e Bn m famil y t 0 deplore his un
Been/aft}?' , Ttlo Coroner visited the
scene of the catastrophe to day, and held
an inquest on Sullivan’s remaps. It was
shown that his death was accidental, and
dered!’ Ct l ° thlS end Wa3 lher efore ren-
Elo Day ~y “itu a large dele
*?i at V? n ° Ur ®f >ortin ßi population, in
cluding two or three or the Major’s po
™*' T ! 02 Present to day at the great
race between SammiU and Ward, which
twT ° ff at Pl ’’ J - hkt ’ e Psie. It is said
that large sums ot money have been wa
gered here on the resuit. A certain
clique, for reasons beet known to them
np th J codyc-ls for Ward, aud
on Wednesday and Ihnrsday some j2.(100
was bet that he would win the race. Ham
miu u friends, however, came to the res
goOd u me v’ an , d P nt down the me
ml 1 a‘2 c UC ,', abund anc9 that the Ward
men had finally to “take water” ana “cry
enough. As it is, we suppose th-t
there are folly $6,000 bet on the race here
alone, so that let whoever will win that
amount is certainly bound to change
hands on the issne. We confess to a feel
mg in favor of Hammill, and would bo
sorry to have to record his deieat to-mor
row.
Hay from Illinois. -We noticed a day
or two ago, that, the high price of coal,
»nn 1 !n f“ ced ffia3 y of °nr citizens to
Bupyly themselves from the Hast We
observed yesterday that M’Bane & Atier
Second Street, were in the receipt of an
rich nnTf ' !ay i ia ba:es ' from tte
rich andi fruit 1u 1 meadows of Illinois. Ud
<m inquiry, w. ; learned that hay could be
shipped from Illinois and sold in this mar
ket at a less rate than demanded for it by
“®S P rodace ra. Hey has recently com
manded an almost fabulous price in this
“SflS- “ m !‘ h - cnee , rin 2 intelligence
i h V ie l , be arUo!e ' th at this new
channel of supply promises, at least, to I
kwipjiay from going up in price any
Look Out for Them. -The following
new counterfeits are at present in circu
lation : i on the Exchauge bank. Toms
mer, New Jersey. Vignette, spread
eagle, shield, Ac. 10s on the Bank of Sy
racnse, New 1 ork. Vignette, council of
war with Indians. 5s on the Farmers’ and
Mechanics Bank, Middletown Point, New
Jersey. Raised from Is. Vignette, boy
catching a horse. 50 1 on the Bedford
Commercial Bank, Mass. Imitation.
Vignette, female, child, &c. 5s on the
Pocassett Bank, Fall River, Mass. Vig
nette, Indian on raft-on left end. five
TW,l r d p f S ' 'V, °" New England
Bank, Boston, Mass. Imitation. Vig
nett©, female, city, Ac. 6
Sebiods Accident, —On Saturday after
a ‘f le 2-rl named Gardner, aged
about twelve years, in the service of Mr.
Dillon, on Elm street, Sixth Ward, met
wth a serious accident. It appears that
she was attempting to throw a pan of pair
mgs from a porch over into the alley,
when she loßt her balance, and fell on the
pavement below, a distance of some twelve
feet, receiving too very severe cuts on her
head. Dr Halleck_ was called in and
dressed her wounds. “ Her injuries, thoagh
severe, are not fatal, bat from the mannlr
m which she fell, it seems almost miracu
lous that the eFoaped with her life.
In our notice of the Fire Department
yesterday, we stated that the ‘-‘Neptane”
boys were brushing np for a pleasure trip
v - We “ IRht have sdded
their object m going there U to compete
foroneofthe przes in the Grand Fire
men a Tournament, announced to come off
in that city early next month. We may
also state that, with the exception of one
day last week, this engine has not been
out of service fora year. She is now in
nner order than at any time since she was
omit, and it is the intention to keep her
in service up to the moment of leaving.
Miss Herron. —This talented.and pop
ular actress has been re-engaged for an
other week at the theatre, and will appear
this evening m a new and original tragic
play, written expressly for her by Charts
Gaylor, enftled, ‘‘Aspasia. the Queen of
the Salons. Manager Henderson de
serves the thanks of the patrons of the
drama for the re-engagement of Miss Her
ron, and whilst the public will be grati
fied, we opine the treasury receipts will be
abundantly satisfactory to the manage
meot
dI TFj » ?- HE / S j lA!i Commission.—The
Philadelphia ledger says: Through the
prompt and effective agencies of the Uni
ted States Christian Commission, much
has already been done to relieve the snf
renngs of those who have fallen in the late
battles near Chattanooga. Over fifty 0 f
their delegates have been at work on the
held, distributing the benefactions of
friends at home to onr wounded and dying
countrymen. They call for still grlateA
assistance. Help is needed at once.
Shell the finest
and freshest, bivalves to he -.u
ssaassiStt
•legantly servid np. E tbe BeaBon ore
Vocal Music —n n .
hk IJnioxtowx Mass Meeting. —We
ire utuhdr/. ?d to announce to oar fellow
-‘iitaenq, tha‘. an extra train will lea?e the
ConuellavilU* depot, on Ross street, early
on next Wednesday morning, the 30tb,
direct for Uniontown, returning the same
evening after the meeting. A braßS band
will accompany the Pittsburgh delegation,
and a cordial invitation is extended all
Democratic, irrespective of former politi*
cal ties, to join tho excursionists. The
procession will lorm, and leave the Cen
q• tS Rooms, corner of Fifth and
pmtthfield streets, on Wednesday morn
ing. We will announce in to-morrow’s
issue the precise time the train will leave
the depot.
Furniture at Auction. —On Tuesday
Sept. 29th, at 10 o’clock, Davis
# M Ilwaine will sell at No. 183. North
common, near Beaver street, Allegheny
Dity, the entire household famishment of
first-class furniture, nearly new, compris
lngfevery thing appertaining to a well-fur
nished dwelling house. Here is a rare
chance for those wishing to supply them
selves with good and cheap furniture.
The First Ward Democracy.—Th#ro
will be a business meeting of the Democ-
T°fi. of n^\ Fl n 8t Ward lll 's evening
at the Clnb Room, corner of Fifth and
omithneld streets. We trust to see a good
meeting, as wo feel quite confident that
The Democracy of the old First, although
la a minority, will give a good acoonnt of
themselves on the day of election, “Uo
boys, and at them.”
Masonic Hall.— Prof. Anderson, the
extraordinary Prestidigitatenr and PBy
chomantiomist, in hi ß highly entertaining
lectores and experiments in Physcholovy
and rrestidigitatorialism,assisted by Mad- -
ame Anderson, the surprising Biologist,
whose rare faculty of second thought has
been the theme of universal delight, gives
his first entertainment at Masonic Hall
to-nigbt.
Democrats be Assessed.
It ia th 6 bonnden dnty of every Demo-
I crat, who desires the perpcrtmty of the
mon, and the re-eetablishment of peace
throughout the land, to see that he is
propirly assessed, in order that bis right
f° V S te not bo <fnestioned. The
friends ofWoodward and I.owßie, should
fbftni 11 “\ nd ' he ,act that after Friday,
tht, y c »°uol be assessed, and j
that being forewarned is forearmed. Call
on your reapedive district Assessors, and
see that your elective franchise is all right
the law requires that every application
for asaeaament, should be made personally
ao that it cannot be legally done by proxy.'
We call on all Democrats, to see to this
tact, and have every thing relative to their
la a° Ie fi al) y aod judiciailv enact
ed. And abov; all things let it be borne
in mind, that your Uses must be paid di
rectly to the County Treasurer. It will not
do to wan until the day of the election,
'to m h ° peof P a y‘ D e ‘hem at the polls
lhe i r costive r alone is authorized to re
cede money for taxes. B d Bnre , then, that
you go to his office, and , rc uri your re
eeipt from him. We a lv . u J A of the
Assessors, of the county for the con
venience of our friends:
, nTTSUIKUiI.
o‘ rBt Word-.h.ciea (Jrac-iy. 1U West m
Second Hard.-J M’lve,, 1-M Second
I bird Wara-J. Kelly, M Fifths,.
PelnT ' Urd - A ' P -
Filth Wn:d— Joseph Irwin; P.-nn s!
Squire Tuylor a othcL*.
To b w^Z“t” A - Eck<,ri LOr “ fcr Clark aod
Seventh Ward-11. Thompson, Keating,.
K-\ b ,t y «. d M«hodist gLe yard. g
Eighth Ward-C. W. Smith, No. 4<>
oteveneon st. '
Ninth Ward -Jaa. McCnne, 7l'euu
Al.l COaKSV,
hirst Ward—Simeon Balford •
Second Ward-.! ohn Sterna |
I hird iVard —S. W. Meßmium, ;
honrth Ward-Jamss Grahara.
BjHOl'iills.
Uuqueßne-Andrew Johnston •
Manchester Alexander McGilvery
Shcrpsburg—John Baird, Sr ■
Birmingham—Geo. Kuhlmun :
EiizaOeih—G. W. Wright ,
Enst Birmingham—A. L. McClnr-•
West Elizabeth— David ii l.uieh ■
:
McKeesport—James Keans ;
Monongahela—John IJ. HoUzman :
South Pittsburgh Thomas Cassaday
West Pittsburgh-U’m. ii. Brunt ■
bewickley—Wm. Miller;
Tarentum— Jas. K. Carus ;
Temperanceyille—Juhu Patterson
TOW N Slil PH.
Baldwin— I). Wilson ;
Chartiers—J. L.
Collins—Samuel Chadwick ;
Crescent— James I)a\is;
H kst Deer—A. Marion •
West Deer—A. Ha/Jeti’;
I’awn—George Huz'iit ;
kindley—Thos. Brown ;
franklin— l>avid Neelvj
North Fayette—Matthew AL-Gregi;or,
■South bayeite-Alex F.:-patrick i
Hampton—John Trimble ;
Harrison—George Huzurti ;
Indiana—Wm. Baum ;
on —Frank Bean;
MilHm—John Willock ;
Moon—Janies McMillen ;
McGaodless—John Sauders ;
Seville— John H. Hamilton ;
McClure—Theo. Hahn :
Ohio H. V. Thompson;
Patton—Michael Ertnan •
Peebles—W. N. Burchfield ;
Penn—Wm. Darning ;
Pine—Thos. Graham ;
Pitt—\ ost Rueb ;
Plnm—Henry Reiter ;
Reserve—Christian Lippp ;
Richland—John S. Dickson ;
RobiDßon—’J’. J. Phillips ;
Ross—Jno. Creider ;
Scott--Wm. B. Lee ;
Sewickley—James McClelland .-
snaler—Henry Ochse ;
Lower St Clair—Jonathan Neely ■
Upper St. Clair—D. C. Bower ;
Snowden—Enoch Phillips ;
Union—Bernard Young ;
},, arsa ‘^ eB —Arthurs :
Vilkins William Swissbi-lm ;
Elizabeth—John Rankin.
Governor Curtin
bis Excellency is now understood to
be in this neighborhood attending to
personal matters, will he be pleased
to Btate who paid for the boxes ship
ped from here daring the enrollment
ot the State militia last fall, marked
respectively —Governor A. G Curtin
General A. L. Russell, Colonc-I A. k'
McClure, whether it was done bv him
self, the State, or by the •‘Medical Exam
liner” in this city—if by tbe latter, for
what consideration, &c. The citizens of
this community are well acquainted with
many of the doings of that period, and the
above fact would have been brought to
their attention then but for fear of Pncrea
stng to a greater degree the excitement
and inuignation which existed. Bat in
order to ‘‘strengthen the hands of the
Administration.” p ray tell us, Mr. Gov
ernor, who paid for the ‘ stores "—who?
Tax -Payer.
MOSIKT MAREEr.
OORRROTRD DAILY VOS THE UORNINB POSY BY
MESSES. KOtINTZ £ MHRTZ, BROKERS.
. It , «0, 118 WOOD fITRKKT.
for Sold SUvoL fc.? 6 bnm “ “ d s “ llin * iw-
S % —- - *°P B T t
Demand Notas"™™:™-;:;;; jjg So
Eaitern Exchann*.
New York
Baltimore . par Vi
Philadelphia. H
Pennsylvania Currency— ,V
Western Exstaahge. ’
ClnnfunatL.— ' ~
Louisville.. M
BM= g §
Qsovsb &Baess'piVosring M "chinos, fo. family
minnfftctt»ricgpur^i)?.c i , arc tfca be»t in a -e.
A. y. CfIATONAY. 00-neral As'ot,
lfl street. PMKbunh.
JO3EPH JIRYKR ..ANTHONY MEYEIi
FUSNITUBE & CHAIRS,
Tjptiitt 1 PITTSBURGH
HERNIA OR RUPTURE
W E abb pbepabed to tbeat
nnr. ™ MeSB / ll| IJ all ruses of . rupture in yonng
„%“* °»“ s {? j“ id ° l " "sad and gome
ait. LAk.-V 018011 . 31 fiitel up an exten-
Biye establishment f.r manufacturing
style u( < t?, l ,« r ™? ao! , orw . here pererna desire any
order Ei"-" h nd 7 e . wll l manufacture to
1 ™^ ,hB ta rgcst (took in the city all
van* age*to^ea!?•" S ,rUaSCS will finJ H tu
plicatb £ efTr* will 2 ttend Personally to tho ap-
R».;a of XroSf l oa - tinpportcra, Ac., 4c.
at fc?oi ™ man "‘acture we have a large
Ki r * Peafield’a Celebrated Truaaea,
. S. S. Pitch a Celebrated Trusses.
Marsh & Co a. Celebrated Truaaea,
brench. Koglieh and German Trußses,
Supportere, all 'kinda, Elastic
Stockings, Bandages, Ac.
„ , Apothecaries.
ao™”*f“ Urth 10111 Markot «!«.. Pittsburgh.
RA NKtN’s ~
Coryza Tablets,
for cold IN the head. WATERING in
rauV?o n ?eS o e T ?'r m p 0 t r v ot^ a A „ n D ?o d7n< 7 80!d0m
toxs of the above e .SfpLinta, ’ Sjn,p_
Burnett s Preparations,
PATENT MEDIDINES
AT RANKIN'S Ditto STOKE
-” 12 63 MARKETSt.. NUMvw 4-h.
TO BUILDERS & CONTRACTOR!
NOW BAStTUTIRING
a PUi.«ru»r snide of
' oh we are In-parcl to doli.-.r frem cur
<OAI. YARD, Ills 1.111 jury NT It
1 A. fix XL Y C O.V J.
■U)"T DIcK.'M.N. S i'KWAKT 4 Co.
mi?:: :::::! ".vz?; ; duetts,
Flute and Piano Duetts.
A s’/’'VU tion ok porn.tß
u.„: I "' ll ' "pernti- Air., D n -,re
.\HNnk': 1 "S' r,Lc
UNior; collection
Arranltt.i 1.-.-InVkkVVm * n,i *’ , ‘2°
M ‘
JCSKPII B.NOWDEN,
w ° ’i’A HV PU lILIC
IMA JIOXD STHEirr,
PITTt lilau
SMITH, PABK & CO.
iVint h Ward Foundry
Wnrehoo."-. No. HO Firai and 130 So-ond «!.
ditsifrrrr •“ d i 1 '• v*®* an,i ui
Pullm. H I,n * lr -' n "-," M"® l ; FeelMouldj
1 iiUlor. H-ngcr* and Ct tuding-i,
, “ " c,! , ailJ Mnebinorr of over J den-rfe
ucn u» f rdtr. '
(h!- 1 !* rao'-hinp 'hail attnohed to
luo Jo , ■ U " rn ' r ’ «“>«»“ =
«'^l:lyd.vu
'J he Howe Sewing Machine.
lut.-nl.Ml into. l-orln-lod Isu]
U » ; <-»:iVEl> Till BUTE THOM AIJ.
u V l .' r Sf w,t “r Machines. at tic V, orld’i Fair
MhoT. h Jihv° , '“ : ' orHe " ,n * ‘ Mathl, "> focrive.i
or E u L . ““'““V" ” n 1L " “‘'rim ■ and Wheel
°ular huT"* \ f " r ’*? <*">«. • Co
»wrJhaHf*r^ lho llowe ew » n ‘f Alabine, »tu<
.k/iwffisv.rh-v'sSMS? »
hold and ranted. Cor. Penn A- St Clair. streets
A. M. MrtißeuOK.
Agent,
tn»3'*:d3taw:ly
WM. PKNN HOTEL,
IkO. 422 I‘I:.VN STREET, l-|..»bnrgh
THOS. KKLLY,
Ladies’ Take Notice.
X" 1 fO'IOWIXi FIRMS IIAVF.
, T thn l^7 Cd ) t< ' '“I 7 tho , llin 01 I ’ ricc » demanded
7 „ L i l I" "hnniakor. As.oeiation.” ' hey
I'.’,*, S^' h 0 »»<« employ only the
«t workincd. Ud It n nelit tbnt we should let
• r Hnow whore they can <>b ain the beet
W. E. Sehmerfz <k Co,
« m. Kerr,
Wm. CuihberU
T. i'oyJe A Bro..
Henry Dinple,
B? order of the
lV Ilvli tiUuK.MAKKRS’ ASKO,
AO AND PROFIT THEREBY
Fur i p
100 CASES
BOOTS & SHOES
Just Received from Boston
BWHAND'S AUCTIOJI BOUSE.
55 Fifth Stj-eet,
MASONIC HALL,
C. HAEBY BRIAN,
IOSfGCOPE *k PEARCE,
manufacturers & importers
MESi s FUBNISHISG OOOBS,
wo N 2« T^i LORS tkimmjmgs,
, OCTH ‘■'"cbth street,
PHILADELPHIA.
single
over brought to this market/ p” r e ®^ l6 a f lortment
m 22 JAHE ,« SOWN.
Wood it.
JOSEPH MEYER * sos
MANUFACTURER} t F
PUIlf ANO EANCY
WAREHOU3F, 133 SMITHFIELD ST.
Between 6th at, and Virgin alley
CUBED,
Improved Trusses and Supporters.
At the Pittsburgh Drag House
TOBHENCE & M’QABR,
THE EYES, SNEEZING. 4c,
PRICE, 35 CENTS,
Prepared only by
A. J. RANKIN A to.
A pot n ECA El 18.
63 Market a., 3 doors below 4th.
__ .. _ fittsburih
5 0 C E NTs,
AT REDUCED PBICES
lime,
Re,! tjunlitj- of
Always <• n ban I as a/ual.
• J . ! I .1, | r ,
< HAS. (. M EH. oil
H 1 \\ i>od Sirc<
PITTiBIIRUI]
(Kt)RMBRLT BUHTOM B0L8*)
Proprietor
Thm. A. Cain.
fc>. Keys,
J no. Thompson,
Ueo Watkins.
J no. Campbsll.
TELEGRAPHIC
FIRST EDITION.
Gen. Rosecrans' Army'
IMPORTANT FROM CUAiTAiVOOGA
The Enemy left their Dead am
Wounded on the Field.
GEN. M’COOK DISOBEYS ORDER
fcJen, Hooker Assigned to
a Command,
Newlore, September 26.-A Tribunes
Unomimt l special of the 25th insstaM says
in the course of tho day, (the 17th',) al
ready unmistakable bigns indicated that
!nL! De < m 7 had ,^ lscov ercd the weak
pomta ol our position, and were massing
them force 3 front of our lef( eentrp S
t mn r nifMt ,• par l’ ose of crashing
KK l h o b r .rJsr ,Mi ' Eb “"»
On the morning ol the ISth (Friday) a
portion of the expected reinforcements,
consisting ot two brigades of the reserve
corps, respectively commanded by Cola
McCook and Mitchell, made their appear
ance near Chattanooga, and were imme
l° maka 8 reconnoißsance to
wards Ringgold, and develops the inten
tions of the enemy m that quarter Thev
came upon the advance of Longstreet's
corps, pushed it back for some iistance,
took a number of prisoners from it, and
fn.ly establ shed the anticipated concentra
tion of the enemy in front of our left.
, aV I ’ r ! da / the cavalry covering our
front skirmished with difierent bodies of
the enemy, Friday night the divisions of!
Brannan and Bmrd, together with John
son e, of McCook s corps, moved-from the
rear to the left of Crittenden's corps.
They werotn their new positions at day i
breuk. The two other divisions of Mo
Cook s corps, Davis’ and riheridsn’e, :
hv jVo mo , veio 'o position abandoned
same itTn T? 9 ' b ?‘ h “ d not time l ° »■
sumc t fully before the commencement of
the action next morning.
The early forenoon parsed away will;,
out foreshadowing the approaching con
diet, but shortly before eleven o'clock the
storm that had been brewing U ll morning
on the rebel side, burst forth in the eJ’
peeled <l,reel,on. At that time a long
mass of rebel infantry was seen advancing
upon Hram.au a division, on ibe extremS
u oUair ' u P° n the second bri
i Ct ; OXL ' m commanding and soon
forced back, desp.te its determined ro
sistai.ee Ihe two other brigad. sof the
lviaion at once cauu- to in ossieUnce, and
succeeded ch.-cbing the progres’. nl
rebels, driving them back, but there V.
7 !n K ! '' nr.'.ngly r,., „ j.
they adyanci d with wild y> 11s.
So powerful was ibis assni.i., if.,~u ih. y
pushea Ur,.naan back and bejel.d his
position. in. r-uitinu.d t.. ndv inre
tllus at*cover. - I the left c.f K.ymu s
division and making preni).' t ,| |K.. ;r
advantage, they rhanged fh.-.r cv.ii-- , Q
the let', and speedily enveloped S,-rT..., , ,
><■ d King « brigades The biller . Krgn
far-, were almost surrounded, i.n; „ian
I.gtii to d.eeniangle Uicmselvcs aft.-r lear
*II I i <)-■ *3.
Hie rub.,l masses ti.-u came upon Job-.
Bton s u;vwj Dti, firu! IK*J ut-oo ll » v
voids' which also lx-chine ~„.rdi'v
solved,,, ,h,. Struggle. Tile r.-sislame n >
tbcse divisions had tile fir,. „f
some batteries 1eu!,..! under tbe r .(inn!
supervision o! K , mv. nrr , iU .j h , | hl
tbetr nd vuT.ee The divisions „1 Bran
r.r.n 1.n.l Hurd bet, o , ;i :;„.d
I homo. ordered n genera! „dvun, „ 0 I t! ~
ritth!. nnd emn the tide.,l , B . ,1,.
ciacdty turn- t] m orjr favor V. iih f h,. r,-
our line advanced. hallo e only at In:'. s', 0
shell the a«„; with mj,-nelry. Sefera!
timofi l hf> lattor’rt imp sii.ppcH, nml v*in!>
trifil to reiain Uu>ir ground, l»ul thry
driven from position t , pos.tt.u, an 1 hr
our o dock ti, r erou,i |„. * u . *
If rcrov.nd Sevcal bvter.ee, telm g
in« to Gens. Hand s and Brennan's dins
ions, wnosc horses !.a i been Li.led and
their supports swept array, were retaken
and several hundred prisoners captured
[ Ibe enemy led all 1h,,,r dead, and nearly
oil their wounded on the field. There
were at least five hundred of the ptisouern
1 be rebed troops engaging Thomas b ■
longed to Buckner's and I.onestrecl's com
mauds. At the time the struggle was turn
mg in our favor on the left, Bragg's army
proper conststing of ihe corps of Gener
als 1 oik and Hill, t formerly Hardee's I
moved to a most determined' and well
routed attack upon Palmer's and Van
Vl.tvu «du ision in the centre. Its objects
vas obviously to relieve the defeated r.-b
right. Palmar ut.d Van Cleve so
■ urid themselves overpowered and their
divisions breaking 'i'beir complete nun
seemed imminent, when Davi,’ divisions
came !o their support on Van Clove's right'.
I hese timely ruinforcements at tiret had
ihe effect ol checking the enemy and re
storing our line, but tbs rebel attack was
speedily renewed with greater numbers
and the centre was again compelled to
yield Davis was forced to the right and
' an C ‘ ev L ° 10 11 e left, and the enemy ad
vanced through the opening made iu our
line, threatening to take the centre nrd
right by their Hunks as they had done on
our left.
At this critical juncture, Sheridan s di
Vision nppoared, and was at once thrown
upon Ihe <nemy. It stood its ground
grandly f, )r awhile, but becoming soou ex
posed to a destructive flank lire was also
.umpe led to fall back. Fortunately the
divisions of Gens. Wood and Negley, that
hadj beeu early withdrawn from Gordon's
Mills, where the rebel attack on the lef
threatened to be successful, now rum- t,,
the rescue. After a brief contest i„b
els found themselves at last matched, and
commenced giving way in theirlurn. Rey
nolds having nlso been to the assistance of
ihe centre after the repulse of the rebel
right, an advance was ordered, and our
original position regained about sunset.
About dark the enemy made another dem
onstration with heavy artillery and mu ß
ketry fire on our centre, but eliciting 0
ively response, they soon abandoned this
last effort of the day.
New York, September 2G.—A Wash
ington special of the 25th to the Tima,
»ajs : It appears now that nil three of
Rosecrans grand divisions were engaged
in the battles in front of Chattanooga, two
of which were driven back in considerable
disorder. General Rosecrans, in his die
patches, tmpntes the loss of the battle to
disobedience of orders on the part of Gen
McCook, who failed to occupy an impor
tant position assigned him by G in . Rose
crane. Had be done as ordered, Rose
crans' opinion is that the battle would
have resulted in asplendid I'uiou victory
Grea' anxiety is felt here in army cir
cles for the safety of General Bnruside.
In order to reinforce Rosecrans, his only
safe course would be to cross the Tennes
see river and move down between the
river and the mountains, or to penetrate
to some of t.he gaps and move do>n be
bind the mountains.
General Hooker has been assigned to
an important command, in a field where
bis brilliant fighting qualities wilffind
their full scope.
HJEIUCAL CARD,
F. X. DiROLETTK, M. D„
From the Medical Faculty of Paris. France Ex
rh»rit.'n esll?en , t of kolel Diem
Chanty Hospitals, io. Dote of Diploma, 1828.
OFFICE 57 GRANT STREET St.
Nicholas Building-
Comraltaticn GRATIS, every Tuesday and
Friday, from 10 o'clock to 12 a m., and from 2 to
IP.m. „g
telegraphic.
SECOND EDITION.
RESIGNATION OF GEN. BURNSIDE
ACCEPTED.
C*cn. ffiooker his Successor
From Gen, Blunt’s Army
Humor of Sfeade’s Army Retreat
ing to Washington
&e., fee., &c , &c.
Nkw Oul'CA.ws, Sept. 2G, via Cairo,
Sept. 27.—Gen. Grant has recovered suf
ficiently to be 'moved to Vicksburg, and
leaves for there to day, accompanied by
Adjt. Gen. Thomas. It will be some time
before he can resume active duties.
Severn! steamboats from St. Louie, ar
rived within a few days, ladeued with pro
a£®Lhave greatly relieved the markets.
Military matters active. The expedition
of Gen. Herron has be6u heard from. He
has cleared the country between Red river
and Port Hudson, from guerrilla parties
who have been firing on transports, and
driven Gen. Green to the west of Atcha
fayla river, with considerable loss. Among
the captured, was an agent of the rebel
government with important papers.
The officer in command stated that Gen.
Herron was quite sick, and will be brought
to New Orleans.
, Banks’ order removing the restric
tions on trade, received with great
satisfaction. The health of Lha city was
good.
i>T. Loua. Sept. 27.—A dispatch from
Little Rock, Ark., the 21at, to the liepub
• loan, says ; Col. Cloud, with 100 men of
ihe 2d Kausas cavalry, arrived at that
niece on the 10:h. Between Perryville. in
Indian Territory, where Gen. Blunt de
feated the rebels under Steele and Cooner,
and rort Smith, Col. Cloud, with 600 men
of the 2d Kansas cavalry, and Robb’s bat
tery, attacked 2,000 rebels under Gen.
Cabcli, in a Htrongly fortified position,
routing them with considerable loss. The
reoels retreated towards Arkadelphia
I).\rdouv]|le, on the nth, Cloud attacked a
thousand rebels under Col. Stirnjan, de
tenu-1 them, and capturing their camp and
a large amount of ••ommissary stores
()rer ,2,000 mounted I'niomsls joined
L loud s command, anxious to serve for
10;’defence of IhLur homes.
The first train started on the Memphis
and J.itt.e Keck Railroad on the 21st.
rrom ten to fifty deserters reach I,'.tile
. b <iall 7- They take the oath ol alie
giance uod are released.
I-atlsvm.,: Kj.,Sept. Baroside
*-na at Kooxville yesterday. Military an
Uontiej here say Hurnside did not know
•'■‘('fne.iug battle between Rote
crane and bragg, aud could not have rein
lOroed Koperrnnp if he had. The battle
tlua b, en long concluded before the mw
reurhen Horne'Je. A Kentucky ex-effuial
who 1 e Norristown cn Monday night
ruye H-trroitlit era then forty rrilep east of
K vi jc Uartentr is at Knoxville
,r - are no rebeh this ride c f fire, ,/
■••‘lie. I.aruside , r tirely j„ I,;*;
present on, ,o .l by concentration at
. Uit’.o, it ,r.d any force.
Hip nnpj.ues are abundant, and not liable
o> '<• '“t ' <}■ the rebel t~l.graph 1,„,,
'Y‘ , ie n'l’ Nerr-p'nwr ip not in
ru-,. there IP telegraph i< nnnmu,:,.
.at,on k« tf ,i K ti.,.\ v,l!e. NVrrtnown,
1 ‘ ' 1 ; '' a' A the, - 1 ,*■ R n ep be.
v 1 : h - Cap ;i he
No new- t r ,,„,
wcrWcg tc
front t.) day
N>. W. 5. ( .w.„h f . r „ rfc , Hrr
* U . {ho
r * M H;rn H tvo. v«p >4L \
' 1 1*■ lv x t,!h :; .
liy i v*cl;i: K ,. n' 1. , 1.1-1 , y.T. t
.0 duly M,u dcd io ihe HlAtive
..Rift .... | nun Knurhun
'■ <Wr v arrived cava!rT
{■' *;-*y ,r ™ at Annapo
" i.h-ul as IWy nr,- nn their way.
•-t.ru.., 4««.rl«r, lr. ; btf rolt o(
1 I t - ew.se were «l to the !r,ir,t t ,
Abotn am, I • nian exchange prisoners a'r
1 ! »< A.. on
j i-’miuj
Th.* ileit.'ca'iun hero from Missouri is
*>*• u-ian.mouidy in favor ol <}«„.
Inul-r lor or o lien. Schofield.
1 'V ttn-ir determination tore
mam ill! the latter u removed and »ml er
ur Some e.iuailv acreaide commander
ap|ioir. .ed. Ih-v are preparing for n „
interview with the I’roe-.dent.
Hostu.n, St.pl. Ihe steamer Anpe
.nllron, <,uU,.v to lb „ , v!i arnv
Ibis port Ur. p m . H, r u a ;,. f Bre (w 0
Stir l “ re “ li J r received.
Acivtc,. s trom Cnerbourp the Courier
J>u Ham, say Hat the Cot,federal - steam
" A.aoama wi I w s it that p orl
"1e“.r lte . r f ad r ""'' d l ° r '‘ pUm
’ cmo f.tuvautinn to thf ru-nor.
i uu> Sept. 18 The Pays, c ,j
v ' l •s- ‘"-hitv -R iLseH kl.li* to tK. t
the M; k r:it:r,o IVi- ftv' of H- f .. i I ' \
the 5,.:. -r ,K f” . S OppoB * d
'■ ,hl Con,.derate 9 i,.nnj,, r
. ; " i -‘’ 1 ’"sequence of an order from
.1;. i.sue, as the wilh
-* i ! * ‘' P r f the inviolability
Olthe harbor as a mall, try post. 1
Ihe pa’,., of \\ arsnw bn7 ,, j j
;or ten day, to any person de 9l rir.p [‘ e n
of . the my. Two hundred of the
mua "utr.t, have hee„ trnngported to Si
„t' , K ' , '" i ' an amhoritiis have im
|-0.-d enormous Uses npon lhe ancient
provinces of Toi-ami. ancient
CllU'Acio, tn-pt. 2b - At •
nsp-malu,, ~ C „„J,
. 20 caches, ;,;l Kalama
/. bMii,. W..si, while coming down iho
I grude between Mattaman and 1,. w
tot. sum.. „ J.unki-n road.es near tlieeud
loss. hat ponton ot the train did not
stop until It reached Uwtnn withinmin
utes afterwards. When the rear portion of
the In Wft s seen cm,mg down the grade
, engineer immediately pm on Btea „ ,
pe. out ol the way with such force tha> the
coupling between the engine and cars
broke, and n collision between the two
portions of the tram ensued. Five per
sons were lulled outright, and twenty nw o
wounded, some of them so serious y that
recovery is impossible. y 1
patch'of^the^'fl^ I *"' ~ U '~ A Nashville dis
paten ot tUe -M, gives a report from reb
r,i K r b^. JocJohn>;on ’'“>«inod
Advices by the Catawba, from New Or
in'i » M PC l ri i he , -' u f’ ture off Ship Island
of the blockade running Bteampr A JnKn 1
from Huvanafor Mobile abama ’
Also the destruction, bv the _
fleet, of the rebel steamer Fox; this all
occurred m one day, the 12th imt
°A Mnss -’ ifl 10 command
at Norfolk, vice Gen. Naglee ordered to
report to Gen. Grant.
V\ AsaixoToJi, Sept. 27.-There is no
prospect of a conflict between Gen
Meade s army and the rebel forces which
accounts from the Rapidan recently pr*
dieted as imminent From what can be
assumed m ,he latest dispatches from
Gen. Rosecrans, show the condition of af
fairs to_oe more hopeful.
Cimo, Sept. 27 —The steamer Choteau
with a cargo of government freight
grounded and took fire yesterday, 5 miles
Alfh°m, C K° r^ 3 ' She was ■scnttled, and
although foe fire was not entirely extin
guished, it was thought the cargo wnld be
saved. The fire was supposed to be the
work of an incendiaiy. ue tne
Puir.ADEi.pHiA, September 27 __ w.'
and o Sn!, n d the New . York Saturday'evening
ernnfent papere that the Gov
timorfi 1 nk^ k i) n -, pOSBeSBIOn of the Bui
‘”°r,e * ohl ° Railroad hat. been aacer- 1
freight. iraina tor paaaengers or
New Tore, September ‘>l Ti,,, > r
cvry s special Washington diC.i i?
the following rumors: 6 That i6lTes
Rosecrans by the Vd°tht
t j,^ L new AS S : Se P tember 27.—The Seore
taryof War directs me to request editors
ol newspapers not to publish the move
ments of troops now being made, as it is a
matter of vital importance.
Anson Stagi.r,
Sup t. U. S. Military Telegraph.
W ‘
..AsuiXGTotr, Bept. 26—Fifty of Mos
sT" “, a^ e “ descent on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad last night, above
rairfax, tearing np the track, firing Pope’s
bridge, ind catting the telegraph wire,
the road has been repaired, and is now in
running order.
jjrp»i.i<ium stove polisb,
Reasons why it is better than dry Polish;
1* rtia already mixed.
“• has no smell whatever.
Jt produces no diit or dast.
;■ It stands the most intense heat
■». It preserves from rust
(j- It is the most economical polish.
•. It is not one-fourth the Uoor.
SIMON JOHNSTON,
oornerSmithCold and Fourth stß.
For sale by
se^l
TRUSSES. TRUSSES, TBUSSt.S,
TRUSSES, TRUSSES, TRUSSES
TRUSSES, TRUSSES, TRUSSES,
•rovemenU ' ° f TrUJSCS - Ihe latost ‘ W
Hard Rubber Trusses,
Hard Robber Trusses,
Hard Rubber Trusses,
Thoso wishing a good Truw and at a low
=hL?inVe“crf.' lmino mr 3took h™
Snperior Carbon Oil, Burning
I’luid, Soda Awb nnd Pot Ash”
1 erfumery and Patent Medicines of all
kinds.
At Joseph Fleming's Drug Store
At Joseph Fleming’s Drag Sio-o*
At Joseph Fleming’s Drag
corner of tho Diamond and Market strj.i
Corner of the Diamond J eE«et
f'ABBOS Oil
CAItBO.V Oil '
I'ABBiik oIIj,
CAKBOX OIL.
I AKBijx OIC
mrbo.v on,
CABwo.V OH,'
' IKlluy on.
(’aiihox on.'
I'AUIION OIL,'
I'ARBOft oil,
I'AKIIOX Oil,'
NO. 1
NO. 1
NO 1
NO |
NO 1
NO. I
NO. i
NO 1
NO I
NO 1
NO. 1
NO 1
At N.I Cents perGa'lon.
At W Cent* per OalloD,
.-tt ni Cents ptr Galtom
m) Cents per Gadon,
A too touts per Gallon
At Cents per Galkn
At <*) Cents per Gallin’
At 60 Ccnt< per GalioD*
a t i, lBf „k p,„„ • . ri At 60 toms per GaUoD
V , ' >'s F o atagfl Drugstore. ’
A J-*eph Fleming s l>rng Store.
?! Jo * c “b l *ui\ r.c « Drag Sto o.
A. .J«»*eph Homing s Drug Store
At Joseph Heimog's Drug Store!
rnr™ r °tii e pi.amond and Market Street
r °f ,h® aod Market Street^
• - of hi ! a,n " and Market Street,
rncr Of the Diamond and M *rkrt Street,
t "rner of the t tatnond and Market =trieu
-Amusements.
piTfSBI BGB THKATME
U/»o« and Mucaffor W M U KV nrß^.v
Treasurer.. » ntv ms
Kzxzssftifit '•'*>• ■ rri «~ «w«i»
!lrT",im e K '^' IN , G will bo presorted for He
entitled * fctoKe * the live act tragic p’ay,
,hp ‘luovn or the Salona
Aspnrla, the ljuoen \e„ ;m_
Niton L'c Ui;c Ma Ida Herron
'•e Pury.... Hy*tt
Mar.iut. -L bnyeday
1>« Xorcy “ r r> •*B“*
lo conclude with “* 'I helton
thi: wiM)yfir. lt
Saaipjon
A! irion
IN »«>.MC lIAI.I
FOR ONE Wl-EKIONLY
Commercing
«>.V WOXDAr.SKPTEBBEBasu,
11 ° A.NDEUBON
Tho oilraordinary
A PSTfIIOHKtTIOHhI
vnS'v' L ?'!, u „ rei ’ anJ Expert
iIAUSM “ nd ERKSTIDIoFta-
’IADAME A\l>i; IESO\.
M FkFFnK^ht'^ Bh fc "V« h.«lw
vermj doltjrht bcen l^ ettlcm 8 ci uni
rM;jron\%,n lw C i“!,f i :?'i D l c : u; P, n of Ladi<» . nd
li KA \D PKKSTI DIG!i a IT, K I°a
aVtKH*NOON§ W gJ ,Jf ®»l>AV .fc SATURDAY
at 3 “click. ° ” CP!n ut t 0 ““mence
oc'i'ic'T ir_D °° rs opon ttt T -'■» commence to 8
to.,e,orv^„ L ati J M n e ,SS on,paa, ' ,i b * P*™nts j
‘ olta ‘??£ 1 b T < i?nv tho d >y-
HENRY PR?CE HiLUON ' Adri “ DCo Agent. I
Bi»in;MMnn'n gtr and Treasurer. se2s I
Meetings, Notices, &c.
tOMJUTTEE Or OROANE
Club Roiuls U “f Kif h DeD ; o ? ra . t '. 0 t'octral
ororj forenoon at 10 o'clock? and b:luth£cld at*..
CHas. B. Stuaix Sec'y J ' KOUJ,TTZ . Ch '““-
JR A “‘ T FWB THE etWWITBTIOS
ra?d°ns ie ;S d Soulh oW?l™r 0 W?l™rn al, p th ° C , on!ti - tn!io “'
J™ ■“">!£ u “ C Z m D% d m££g at P^ ple
nASHOOD;
J , U , L ? ST 1 HOW RESTORED!
A“ « S £ V£
SSaBSKffiS?
resulting from Belf-abuBe, A'af oy Kobt /^n T y
verwell. M. 1>„ author of the 7 UL “
It “r •fhoaFand, ot'snffere'ri ?.
. uuder Be . al * ln a plain onvolopo to any ad
dress, post-paid on receipt of six cents or fcwrfrSS
tape s amps by Dr- Ch. J. C. KlivelaylK/ 03 "
New ork. Post Office Box, 4586!* 780w W,
bo!6 3m-d«kw. j
YATBST STYLES «/B#7i B
bhoes, Gaiters, Balmorals and flnn, • ®?
received at 98 .Maraetstreet oon ß £?£J r? B, J JU3t
gteel Shank .Balmorals L^' o’’ 0 ’’
Sole Baimorals, Ladies' Water rmnfn
Men’s Cemifisea'tedT BrogaM &«„ B ° ots .
Calf Bolts. Boy’s and T’ouths Sole
“Moor from Fifth.
*« K A
ro ms yard, grape vines ami°«>i? I kl. lul< * 'oven
Ann street. Allegheny CSiy. “robbery. No. 9
se26 S ‘ CUI'HBERX Sc SONS.
__ 51 Market street
B ?fc s t v* E w York pksojes
o>4 bbls. New York Pickles.
6 kegs
Jost reeoiyed and for sale by
.1 J- DUNBEVy. Jr.
No. 4 Diamond.
GRE Y,
Udg ° BliE3 J>f °bio will Speak.
J ® f**' -THE MOW
n n \i- ll ‘ a ." « expect to »L frhcn! ’ 9 l, y Tniff
oo tfcii oocasion.. Balfy. Bee a sr .nd meet m*
* - c c S
‘op 'at le. tout,., a f rna Pla marble
window shade* and fiw ei * 0(i 1 wain
carpets and rod£&''f'/*"! 011 dotba.ttvr
bureaus, enolosert l O oi?L ail ®L ma j lo^aiJ * dre j 9iDjr
oat and mSanv b^t; Lind wa *
aesßMtazdS^sariaf
s&isa^wsarfcits!:
LAVis k KcILWAINE.
-Anetioneora.
Sspsss?
quantity of wallet fu~j, wUl •>“ *nld. a arse
bracing spring seat Yp < i- railu , ro 'oarpot- in IS, 0
sido board, mrrblo t o 11,I 1 ,? 1111 . o!, ai‘s, Mahrciny
fareiJi?? 11 Bt,nds ’"do dlnlneYni 1 ar t an< '-
largo gilt ramo mirroia Aii e oihor tables
low post bedsteads, cbair°v e m t ' i “ tm ve?. hi,h ami
I ? E ,f h lrl . Parlor, chamber nvri e? ■ bUcd '. rotk
cloth rugs, ice chest cook oil
i“ r ,? a “ d “‘onsite, fendera dc io R?i hea f P ra ‘-
as the family i. declini™ hoosekUtel ei,MitsTe
ie2S T - A,McCLELhaNI).
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asaoßj a
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oohogoSSh es
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HHEI<<IJ<I 58 h
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J. i>. kersb,
Sole Agent for E. M. Swort’s
CELEBBATZD
GLAHID ASD LIGIiZED COTIOI,
Factory, Fall Biver, Maas.
VICTORIA, BIKIOVS, DIASIOSD
MEDAR. WATERS’, PERRY’S,
Corner of sth and Jla ket streets. (Op Stairs.)
supplied in WgHUu t.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
lyr. DESIRE TO ISFOBM OUR
have reccivcdoar'ta? 0 P 2 b ’- C ffentral ‘*' tint wo
k.,: everyihmr < a bF? ! and, ' 10t j ! j' i,<> k cuni l ris--
line, con i tiig i^? a “ ” f ew aad dcs-rable is our
Scojch Chevots, Bashet aßd
Continental Coatings,
Vestings or Sllb, Velvet, B«ff
and other Cashmeres,
Ineluding a large assortment of
Fancy French and Scotch Cassimeres,
Black and Colored Cloths, <£c.,
Merchant Tailors,
*o. 19 s;h st.
Mr. teflon
.....Miss Hyatt
sr2l-2wd
building lots
PIJBJsIC SAME.
1 AEBIRABI.E EULDIJIO LOTS. AS
Prop«rt£ .Stella ft" bEO ™ 03 afiXGEO
M’CLUHE TOWNSHIP.
Aijjommslhe property ofHo-Hbnie of Rtf-net >*
*>«!>«« ifSSfr Sfe^ 0 ”- Md S ° ld 10
On Saturday, Sept. SB, at 2 o'cl k, p. m .
who® li d“ S d : i; ( i«; f^ th 0f money
in t h r eeann l3 anlTo°y^rrwTh'^'t^r fo ' ,rthB
fW&WfJ* 83 -
JOHN SAMPei j$ t
Committee.
NEW GOODS .
W E * B . E RECEIVING THU LAB
f * st stock Goods we over brought
t^Go\dTra 0 0 “' , a S Smeafflongotheri - Qorin “-
HOODS,
SOSTAGS.
Also, Trimmings of the latest styles and in great
varioty. A largo quantity ol
HOSIERY,
HO . P A BALMORAL SKIRTS,
FINE AND WOOLEN SHIBTS,
* bench cobnets,
And a largo supply of
KIBBONS,
EMBROIDERY
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
At Wholesale and Ketall
We only buy from first hands and sell at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
MACBtIM & GI/iDE,
78 Market street.
Between Fourth and Diamooa
BAJJUEL GRAY.. ? I
IOGaK
NOTICE.
UAVISe ExxEßEit IKTO A r„
■D- Partnership for the sale of lo A CO ‘
>oy’s TonUt’fi and Childrens’
Clothing,
We are prepared to offer to the public, one of the
Largest and best selected Stocks
That has ever been opened in this city, compris
ing suits of all kinds, tor DKEoS and SCHOOL
and in area from 4to 18 years—it is our purpose
always to keep on hono a large and varied an
Bortmenh manufactured by the best houses in
Ne» York and Boston. We are confident that wo
i?" tffor inducements equal to asy Eastaru
Ueuses, and at prices just as loasoaable.
SEAY & LOGAN.
For the present occupying part off tore*
te3-2wd NO. 19 FiFlfl ST.
* SKWLOI OF CLOTHES WKISS.
* £ *. era, just received by
_ BECKHAM A LONS.
•K 25 127 Liberty str-et.
jjjfljL Advertisements.
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ALSO, iOEST FOE
SPOOR (OTTOS,
PITTSBURGH.
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NUBIAS,
GLOVES,
DRAWERS,
braids,