Magistrate, whether Prince or Pres , . „t .
San assume an arbitrary control."
In the sense of the anagram. and t,, he
light of earnest facts : w e are a CHAIN ED"
people, we are in political bondage to a des
potic. military power. No man can be
sure of his personal freedom for one hour :
and indeed the case of Mr. Vorhees may
cause us to feel that our lives are in dan
ger. That outrage against law and ha•
!vanity is almost justified by the sycophan
tic Republican press. The New York
Times mildly, almost encouragingly, calls
it "Indignation against a copperhead
Congressman.' I leave, however, that ed
itor, and others like him, to the castiga
bons of conscience.
The other word in the anagram, "-Roy,"
without involving a felonious sense, means
to deprive a man of his property_unlato •
fully.
The President, by "proclamation,"
without. legal or constitutional warrant,
declared the Southern slaves free; and al
though he did not actually take them from
their owners (because he could not), yet
he encourged them to run away, and the
masters lost them.
It is not pretended that there was any
civil authority for this act of aggression,
but it is justified as a " war measure."
This is a mere pretence, without founda
tion. By the law of nations, belligerents
may take as booty, whatever moveables of
the enemy they can get hold of ; but they
cannot divest an owner of property which
may be many miles from the field of ac
tion ; nor tan it be done by apaper missile.
(See Vattel.) 'Unless there is an actual
seizure, of the goods, and a disposal of
them , l ithe title is not changed ; and by the
" jus post liminium," the owner's right
remain, if he can recover the possession.
Slaves, however, under our Constitution,
cannot be spoil.
Bat I did not intend,:in these sharp times
to make any severe political remarks. If
President Abraham Lincoln can " STRIP,
CHAIN and ROB ANY MAN," so via all men,
and me in the miles. I would avoid the
evil. I think, however. that by amusing
myself with literary quibbling, I do noth—
ing disloyal. It I chew, by the transposal
of the letters of the word "Republicans,"
that the hidden meaning intimates, that
the party which now misleadethe country,
(anagrammatically) a "PCBLIC SNARE. -
I cannot be charged as an "eider and abe
for " of the enemy,
New Advertisements.
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AMOUNTING TO $l.OOO
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AND CONTINUE THREE DAIS
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TM:IRM DAY, OCTQMER 16th. 1863, AT
TEN O'CLOCI3. A. M.
FIRST RAI - C.13,c P. M., FIRST PREMIUM
slau FOR TROTTING HORSE. five
years old, owned In Allegheny
county,
To firs• Florae ................
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Heats S in 5, t 3 ha :106S, a rale
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First best D.mble Team $75
Sea nd best Double Team
Mile heats 3 in 5.
SECOND DAY 'VA P. D.. PREMIER. OF
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Fifa best Pacing Hose
bacon? best Pacing Hone
Mile heats. 3ins.to ha n9l,a, rule
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F.rst best Trotting Eta Lien
Second best Trotting Stallion
Mile heats', 3 .n 5, to harnes3, to rule.
THIRD DAY, 13t, P. M., GRAND TROT.
TING, PREMIUM, $4OO.
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First host Zorsh.;.-..
Second bort Ham.-
M le hca's 3.n5. co Karnes to rule
Three or more Entries, and no: lose than Three
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ENTRiNCE, 10 PER CENT
ArarEntries to b mode to the Treasurer su the
ground, a; G P. m., the day Proviotu3 to tae E ace.
IL IL PAVIMERSON, Treas'r
JOHN - WATSON, S.c'y.
0,12 loir6cB:d-m-tAw-12-13-11
Plank Road Election,
T UE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Allegheny and Perrysville Turnpike and
„Plank Road I :onsPeriY, wsll hold an election for
officers of said Road Company at thehouseofJohn
Reown, in Ross Town :hip on MONDAY, the 2d
day of November next, at one o'clock p. en. The
officers to be elect ed are ono President, five Di
rectors and one Treasurer.
order of the Pear&
0e12.2aw to JAM ES A. GIBSON. PresL
BUY YOUR
BATS, SHOES, AND GAITERS
Atbe cheapest place in the city,
wmcn I 9 BORLAND'S,
ocIO SS MARKET St., 2d door from f4h.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Over 100 Different Styles,
From 50c, to $15,00.
For Sale by
CHAS. C. MELLOR,
otlo-d&w 81 Wood street
View Goods,
Dry Goods,
Boots ct Nimes,
Undershirts,
Drawers,
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS,
FANCYGOOOS. FANCY GOODS
IrClelland's. 55 Filth street,
0 . 10 Brasonto Nall Building.
W -ON AND AFTER THE Ist OF NO•
camber 1853, all subscriptions to tho Daily
Post must be paid in advsnce These know La ,
ihernseyes to be in arrears will please call and
settle w*thout fir thee delay.
There will be P. Democratic meeting at
McKeesport on Monday afternoon, Octo
ber 12th. Speeches will be delivered by
Hon. Chas. Sheler, James H. Hopkins,
J. D. Hancock, Jno. Roth and Jno. Eb
erlie ; the latter two gentlemen sill speak
in German.
The Democracy of the First Ward will
assemble at the Western Hotel, near the
corner of Wood and Water streets, on
Monday evening, October 12th, at seven
o'clock. The following speakers will be
present and address the meeting: Francis
Felix, esq., (German), James H. Hop
kins, eq., Alex. AleDwaine, es., J. R.
Hunter, esq., :J. M. Richards and Wm.
Lynd. A band of music will be in attend
ance.
Thera will be a Democratic meeting in
Pitt Township, on Monday evening, at the
shop of Peter Conly, on Braddock's Field
Road. Speeches will be made by Wm.
H. Smith, A. J. Baker, and others.
German speakers will be present and ad
dress the meeting.
There will he a meeting of the Democ
racy of the Third Ward at the Battery,
corner of Grant and Webster streets, on
Monday evening, the 12th inst.
JEREMY DIDDLER
There will be a Democratic meeting in
Allegheny City, on Monday evaning, Oct.
12th.
There will be a Democratic r leeting at
Mr. Beilstein's, corner of East Lane and
the Canal, Fourth Ward, Alleg Deny City,
on this (Monday) evening. B let of Eng
Hell and German speakers will be in at
endance. A brass band will enliven the
MECUM
There will be a Dem c atir meeting in
Ross township at Joe. D. Keating's Hotel
Perrysville, on Monday October lab, a ,
7 o'cicek, p. m.
Able speakers will be preiiew and ad
dress these meetings.
At a meeting of the Alleigneny City
Democratic Club, lieldat their Clab Room
on Friday, Oct: 9th, the following Corn'
mittees of Vigilance were appointed. and
were instructed to meet at ',lie Club Room
in the Diamond, Allegheny City, on Mon
day evening, Oct. 12th, at a quarter be
fore seven o'clock. to make necessary ar
rangements.
oraST WARD. dal Stewart
Col St oXton Beret Crawl r I
M F t and Jolla Swan
P J Word nos Knapp
P Afull tgan John iChtto
Wt it erni ney E aoctiary
Se, U'llanlnn David I ogre r.
Th..s ! , :milr : k ny Jaz LarMtn
Marius McDonald .3 b Palmer
Jchn ~ srtin Lbas P Whi , .. n
ton Lee C.nt. McNeelY
Capt • er.csh ay Chas E 1- en 1
P ...:1111 , ' on F Fella
W 11 :`.lcliee 34 WARD-2.1 est:Citier
301 Viscid Campbell Andrea Eaetir
Leonard Synder Jacob Hochley
0 Ell 13tde11 Leona-d Kan,;
J• e Steen Mr Miller
John loumoody Goa Snarnan
Henry Sproul litcho.as ItaltlY
Col Irtme WriehtLupps
Sam! McChesney • (+senor Sours
Jacob snuck Frank Stamm
. -.....
EIRO,IND wsen. John oetimidt
Com A , J lictuatz! 4th WARD -lee PRECINCT
Copt ,Jno BirrningharoJes P Beak/lulu
Geo A Kurta Charles Woods
Geo canaan John CenuellY
catopsztg`l Stewart Peter McNally
Jacob Stucarath Wm L Reed
Wilson Cowan Daniel Henry
John Maley Robert Means
fti a rtin McAleer Chrstian Heading
Jai al organ John bolend
anti Woods William Conroy
Phi lip A iggins Dennis Keller
t ave. , nee Itues kowurd MeGiven
Robt McCarron Adam Bepler
Ed u•Neill f J Harvey Da cis
Charley Rice William ctewart
Wm Gallaher Wil ism Be net
Jas W Reed IN ell M rfClosky
Archibald Ritchie Jeremiah Rohon.
H Shreiver George IllakelY
John Beeswanger David Al cKeoy
Geo Lawman 4th WARD -2d PRECINCT.
.11 co Ramsey John Se tell
Abram Rife Robert Utica
John Fleeger Hugh MeGonigle
flarnoy Ward Philip Beistein
Fred Nieman Jelin Brown
B F Boyle Edwsro Smith .
blichael Rice S. W Imarth
Chas (;lambert Christ Capps
John R Largo Fred Ley
Captain Moore John Loy
H H ;1,1 °ore Jesse H Fritz
}Obi Hawthorn James Neeson
Alex Gallaher R Musgrave
Jas Longnoore Arthur Di eeson
3d WARD—let Pagmricr.l!dichael Deegan
Col in li Wiriams Christ Cunningham
Thos Farley John Callahan
Isaac Seem Joseph Ruff
Jae it Miller Anthony Weaver
Henry Camp C H . Busman
Denis Carlin Patrick CraneY
Jaa Reynolds John Diamond
W .J dorm John Moore
S K Rodgers Plill . p Paulin
John Blackford Harman Beck
100
GREEK FIRE BATTERY. —Capt. R. C.
Booking, a former resident of. this city,
who is the inventor of a new shell and in
flammable liquid, has orders to raise a
battery to go to Dixie. This battery will
be the first to use the "Noble Greek
Fire Shells" in this war. It is claimedltor
them that they will set anything on fire,
even damp grass, if a few drops of the
liquid fall upon it, will burn like dry stub
ble. The recruiting office of Capt. Rock
ing is at Noble Barracks, near Indianapo
where the highest bounties will be
paid. Should any of our patriotic fellow
citizens wish to join the "First Noble
Greek Fire Battery," which will go into
service as soon as the full compliment of
men is raised, here , is a chance. Lieut.
Thoa. P. Holloway in the recruiting
office.
THEATRE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
GEtosT.=The continued success of this
grand spectral illusion is truly astonish
ing. On Saturday evening, long before
the doors were open, the front, of the
Theatre was crowded with people anx
iously waiting for an entrance. We took
a look in daring the evening, and could
hardly find standing' roots. .The giant
mirror—the largest that ever oame over
the Allegheny mountains—occupying one
entire truck car, reached here on Friday,
and -now the Ohost is produced with such
effect as to defy cdinpetition A new
Ghost drama, entitled "The White Ter
ror," will be rroduced for the first time
this evening.
MEETING IT COULTEILSViLLE. —We had
intended being present at the Conitersville
meeting on Saturday night, but by some
iniennderstandir.g the excursion train did
not go farther than McKeesport. From
gentlemen who were present, however, we
learn that there was a large turn out, and
that able speeches were made by Baker,
Lynn and others.
Vocal. Musio.—H. D. Brecht, teacher
of singing aad cultivation of the voice, 128
Smithfield areas.
DAILY POST.
CITY NEWS.
MONDAY MODNING, OCT. 12,1863
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NOTICF
DEMOCRATIC ME LTINGS
Vigilance Committees-
The Gunboat Diffieulty
The Commercial c f Saturday, denies
our statement about T he tk , --alened dis
charge of the Deini.cr,tie em. lo)ees ou the
gunboat Manyunk, aid eaYs 'bat it was a
"mean attack on Meyers Mason & Snow
den," the holders of the vessel. We said
nothing about these gentlemen, and our
informant assures 113 that be knows nothing
about them in the matter. It was the
superintendent of the yard who did the
talking, and who has the power to hire
and discharge the men at will. Oar
informant is clear and emphatic in his
statement that the superintendent did
threaten to discharge all the men under
him who would vote for Woodward, on the
ground that any man who voted for him
voted against the interests of Mason &
Snowden, for Woodward, if elected, would
repudiate the Government work, and the
vessel might lay on their hands for years
before they would get their money. If
this be not a threat on the part of the
superintendent against the Democrats in
his employ, then we know not what head's
it. Our informant does not assert that
any of the men have as yet been discharged,
but says that he, with others, took time
by the forelock and quit the y.ards. The
assertion of the Commercial, that the par
ties who were instrumental in having the
publication made in the Post, "have been
in the habit of screening deserters," is an
unqualified falsehood, intended to injure
worthy persons, and do away with the
damning effect of the expose made by
these men
The following proceedings were had at
a meeting of the workingmen held on
Saturday evening. We commend them to
the attention of all concerned.
Attention Workingmen.
The workingmen of Pittsburgh and
vicinity organized for the purpose of ad
vancing and protecting the interests ot,
and devising and adopting all honorable
and proper means of removing the many
unjust and tyrannical customs nnprinci
pled employers and other parties subjected
as to. We call upon you, fellow workmen,
to pause and reflect on your irue interest,
and cease to be the willing tools of un
principled politicians and demagogues.
Cease to be the leaver to elevate to posi
tion and power those howling partizslas
and slanderers who go about the land as
benefactors, but are really wolves in
sheep's clothing. Judo men by their acts
not by their oily promise's.
You are the might and power of the
land.' Either in battle or the ballet box
on your St:. oig arms and honest hearts dr
peud the salvation of our country. A'
ready thouQund mu the lap of thoun,...•
have sacritic,d their lives in upholding b ,
free institutious. on many a battle to.id
And how is the workingetnn rewarded
Every day brings to light some new scheme
of oppression by eapitalisis, while the
mo t hopeful Paclatm, down, down we go
serfdom or slavery,
Au act may he past by an honorable
legislature wnich wouk br bentli,iial to
the working classes. hat b'-fore r. becomes
a law constitution and capital interferes,
and the hopes c.f the workingmen are
blw.tid. And still not a murmer from the
people who calmly submit, and licks the
hand that smii.e. them. No longer ago,
than the la.t Fe , a4loYl cif our State Legista
ture, On the rf oommendw.on ot the would
be gr., - ,d Goner: r t Curtin, an
act was passed to prevent employers pay
ing empiryees in orders 51,1 ttc,re pay.
You workingtrion w - imen wh , are
Ful , j , ot,d to thin “yetern of robbery, know
of wbat ben-h:.a law
be . d are v iiivare that it is
the it hypi,, rrti al demagogue,
that yr n j the bli ss:ugs
such •i law would brae. Siodi a the tact
for :t niv wanted hie , ignat.re to become
a law, and this he did TM' give. This
same mLi, this. t r. t, seed to h • the friend
of the soldier.:,: wit deprii7e, yes, the
soldier's ot the Dist rights at home.
Anil to add • . irk iry. he comes
beibre Vrnl ai.d 81h , not t , ! the work
tr.gthen :tut • • Do unt, fellow
wurk,ncm.•u r. was:! troatther) such as
that, by y tnr PUIT'Agt n. Hit rPtptke hat tie
he d..ery ar p. 1 . , 1C•15a13 and
party , t—tt you are n , •t PilsVeS of capital,
hut ireernt— .
Meeting In l neon Townedslp.
0 • Ir.At l i.•:•• e reinng n large and
wa.9 h Id at the house
'hew 111 Ir the Washington
in ITl,inn Towl.,Ah. n . cal. Gunrge
S. 11.19 WRS appointe Pr , Aident, Ccl. J.
E. ?'lrCabe, I)avid Frew-. George Jerrett.
Thos Anderlon, 13.1r -0.8 Ford, Wm. Hem
ingray and Dr. Peter Maya Vice Presi
dentg, a,:d Niehols,-n, Wm. S. Mc.
Ewen, Fleury B Thompson and Jonathan
rltdcleewarth a,.;ed as Secretaries? Col.
Ekyß, on tnklng the chair, explained in
br-u! bu eh , quor.t the object of the
meeting utter which lie introduced Jos.
R E • to the meeting, who de
livered one of his usual telling speeches
~'•ith argument and tncontroverti•
hit.
R. IL Kerr, eil.,lol,owerl Mr. Hunter
in or- of r. 19 epeecbes, abound
n WV, surccim, rtrgu:nent aud com—
ETIMEDE
1.. n R. Large, efq , followed Mr. Kerr
in a y)eech of some length. This effort
of Mr. L. waa cne t.t the very best we
have ever heard that gentleman make,
and seemed to have a powerful effect up
on hdf auditors.
Mr. Wm. I. McGinn was the last
speaker of the evening. At the close of
this gentleman's remarks, which were
well received and loudly cheered, the
meeting adjourned with three times three
for Gen. Geo. B. McClellan and the State
and county tickets.
Deanocratle Meeting at Eliza-
Tt:e Democracy of Elizabeth held a
large and enthusiastic meeting on Satnr
dsy. The meeting was presided over by
Dr. Hill, of McKeesport, assisted by along
list of Vice Pre,idents, among whom were
tho se two veteran soldiers in the Demo
crat tc cause, Dr. Powers and Col. Scott.
The meeting was eloquently addressed by
J. ll_ Hc•plitne, Mr. Kirk, Daniel Mc•
Curtly, esqrs.. and others. During the day
the hidies of Euzabetti borough presented
a beautiful banner to the Democratic club
of th.sit place. The flag was presented
on behalf of the ladies by Dr. Penny, and
was reoeived for the clot) by Mr. Hopkins.
Among the incidents of the day was the
loweriu of the stars and stripes by an
over-zei‘lons Abolition lady of the bor
ough. It appears that a flag, without a
motto, was floating across the street, the
cord which support , d it being attached to
the chimney of a house cn either side.
The temente in the house were Democrats,
but the owner of one of them was an Abo
litionist, and his wife, wishing, we sup
pose, to gain a little cheap notoriety, got
upon the ioof, and cut the rope. Legally,
she had no right to commit the act, and of
its propriety, there can be but one opinion.
There was no motto to give offense, but
simply the stars and stripes. But, it had
been placed over the street by Democratic
hands, add in Otis was the offense. We
understand that the meeting unanimously
voted the Abolition matron a pot metal
kettle for her patriotism (?) The meeting
was a perfect succoss, and the Democrats
of Elizabeth will do. their duty.
THIRD WARD MEETING TD-NIGHT. —Let
no man who can possibly make it conve—
nient, fail to attend the Democratic meet•
ing at the Old Battery, corner Grant and
Webster streets.
CONSTABLE'S sale of good furniture
to-morrow (Tuesday) morning, at ten
o'clock, at McClelland's Auction House,
65 Fifth street.
"teeth* in Shaler Township.
The Most enthusiastic meeting cf this
campaign was held on last Friday night,
in Stewartstown, Shafer Township. Dr.
A. G. McQuaide Ayes appointed President,
and Wm. McCagne, Christopher Bran
non, Jonathan Davis . , Francis A. Kline,
C. P. Whitton and Maj. S. R. Rodgers
Vice Presidents, while Chas. Schwench
and Edward Eichenloub acted as Secre
taries. Mr. A. J. Baker addressed the
assemblage at some length in his usual
characteristic, impressive style. Ho was
followed in German by Francis .1. Gres
sing, eeq., who we were informed made
most a convincing argument in his accus
tamed, chaste and classic style. Mr. '
Ripper next followed in both German and
English, atter which Captain Wm. J.
Konniz spoke at great length,e xponnding
sound Democratic doctrines, while Mr.
Lortz, from Lawrenceville, closed the
meeting in German. The Sharpabur g
brass band was present, also a martial
band came with the. Lawrenceville Club.
There was fully three thousand Democrats
present, which presented quite a healthy
appearance, and gave tokens that the
American people are fully aroused, and
will stand by the old party, the Constitu
tion, the Union, and the State and county
tickets.
MEETING IN THE THIRD Wd.RD, ALLEGHE
NY. The Domocracy of the Third
Ward, Allegheny, held ono of the largest
meetings on Saturday evening, ever con
vened in the ward. There could not be
lees than 2000 people present, over two
thirds of whom were Germans. Hepell's
Brass Band was present and discoursed
sweet music during the evening. The
meeting was called to order by appointing
Mr. Heillrich President. and Christ. Sha
fer, Peter Miller, Nicholas Zinsmaster,
Franc Michm, Adam EMOIIO3, Jno. Huck -
enstine, Philip Buestine, Jos. Heidman,
Wm. Miller were appointed Vice Presi
dents, and Jacob Bodily and James Ranh,
acted as Secretaries.
Addresses were made in English by
Messrs. .Ino. H. Large, E. M. Chambers,
and Mr. McNally. German speeches were
made by Mr. Felix Schreiber, and Heed
elberg. The English speecht•ri were well
received. Mr. McNelly, whose name had
been placed on the Abolition vigilance
committee of the Fourth Ward said. it
had heron done without hie co gent, and
that he would support the Democratic
no-lineee first. last and nllthe time. The
addresses in German were of II character
to convince the people of thei nconsistency
of Gen. Sigel's acts. In Ict4f , when Gem.
Sigel was at the head of the German
vevolu , ionary army, he was the idol of his
country in every land ; but now that he
ie playing "shoe black to th-e Abolition
party in the United States they had lost
their faith in and love f The
meetin g was very enthusiastic and will
have it- , effect to-morrow,
THE: 1 - ,:111`.1 -- are ,b oat to b e
favor, d wilt; trim (dea n
gigunt.e Polytirnma t.l the W,ir,
and we are suri that tue iinnoun,er. tent
will he hailed with joy by our readt re.
Everybody will remember the tremendo ne
_furore which thiq entertainintint create d
in our coy tail Winter, as for three con
secutive wet kit r•ar tared en
masse to it. Ji r. , i!..1
tiotbiag 1 merit coal,: 9,•
wand quiz': a .0-r,r c f Hinted Fue•
e La,' beet: t. ;Lis l'clyo
rarna, for wh.r, t•,•-• shown
hundreds ha,. y turn e d from
he 'it 1.. •• Done caii du'ooto the
rare intr r• • ••N: •1: •Dr• of 1.121.4 t••xhihitiott
too much praise aurardi.d to Mr.
Rufus Samerby, the V: Niiknaz,r•
and popular I.neturtir of matchless
painting. "E.ert.al sigtianr.e is themit,.
of liberty, - is Cr ,
by s'ruct buiutiess, ta'jt-h:1 t•ii.
orgy and crimmentitibie liheralt:y h has
won fair hlq r rger , r ent,rtaihrr,l••',,Aiircinri
position in ?hi , annals f pnidie
toll4errit,nl4.
The Pn:yrama sill hpen at Xlae , n.c
Hall on Wednhaclay evening : ext, and
r:Jurne a erctvded how , e way in: Icnkr d
for.
LAST DAY. — Thee to the last day lc
which Democrats have to do their work
previous to depositing their ballots. Be
up, then, and doing. See that a genuine
ticket is placed in the hands of every Dem
ocrai, and then take care that he goes to
the polls. tn , .0; 0 may decide the fate
of the day. What 0,-ru ,erat will sta . !,
away from the el-ction when 'ne ' , lli el.:
that Hs vote might elect the State_ 7 ?
W e have no fears that the el, •t,on
he a close one. Still iiuch have
happened, end may happen again. V e t,
earl• and Pee that every Democrat in your
prrc'nct is 011 r. Do year duty, and victory
'Awaits you.
THE NI EICTINii AT CK I.:E.:zi'ollT TO DAY
—A special train will leave the depot oi
the Pittsburgh and Connellst ills iiadroad
depot to th,y, at I i)i o'clock, for McKees
port. and will return at 7 o'clock in the
evening. Let there be a largrr, delegation
from this city. The Democrats of
K.eeport su:horize us to may that all their
“latch strings . ' will ha nut .a day, and
they cordially invite their Democratic
friends from Pittsburgh to call and sec
them.
RETURNED. —Ettie Henderson I,lq
turned to this city after it most successful
engagement at Leavenworth city. No
star ever played a more eneceesful
engagement, being tendered nt its C:031.` a
grand complimentary benefit, whi , •h was
perfect ovation.
BOLD ATTEMPT AT FRAUD. —We are in
formed that parties claiming to be Dem
ocrats, are distributing packages of spu
rious tickets to the friends of Woodward,
Lowrie and the county ticket. Be on
your guard, Democrats.
CAN'T SEE IT.—The city editor of tho
Chronicle sayg hr , • 1111 • I ,re the jnke in our
report of the Abolition meeting at Grcens•
burg. Strange. But. then hg couldn't
see the Ghost the other night.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FIRST EDITION.
IMPORTANT FROM GENERAL
BANKS' DEPARTMENT.
The Attack on Gen. Blunt—Fed
rats Murdered After Capture.
Eneonrtwing News from Roseerans
.&c., &c., &c
NEW Yoatc, October 10.—The World's
New Orleans correspondent has the fol.
lowing important news :—General Logan
hovers around Baton Rouge, and clouds
of mounted partisan rangers are along the
river on the right bank from Donaldson
vine to the mouth of Red river, and on the
left bank lrom Baton Rouge, and often
below teat point to Natchez an i beyond.
Gen. Herron's division, at Morgan or
Morgan's Bend, on the right bank, about
twenty five miles above Port Hudson, had
been engaged for several days skirmishing
With a body, as they supposed, of guer
rillas. The rebels becoming more daring
and annoying, Gen. Dana, now in corn
mand of Herron's division, sent out a
number of regiments to feel the enemy and
ascertain his strength. The enemy was
felt, and proved himself much too strong
for the force sent against him. A severe
engagement ensued, resulting in a loss to
the Union army of several hundred killed
and wounded, and of some fifteen hundred
prisoners.
This took place on Tuesday, the 29th
ult. Since then the rebel forces have re
sumed the offensive, and are pressing
Dana's men with such vigor that the gun
boats have been- called in to aid them in
repulsing the enemy.
All the sugar houses and all other strut
tures standing in the way have been leveled
to the ground, but it is reported that stilt
the gunboats can be of little service owing
to the numerous bluffs in that vicinity.
The rebels are still there, and will do
greater mischief if Gen. Dana is not rein
forced.
This body of Confederates is said to be
under the command of Prince Polignac.
now Brigadier General in the provisional
army of the Confederate States. The
truth is, reinforcements are sadly needed
here, and oritl they are received the peo
-Ile the North need not expect to hear
of any,iiing being done in this Depart
ment beyond the mere holding of the same.
ST. Lc S .pt. 10 —The Democrat's
Leavenworth special gives the particulars
of the attack on General Blunt and escort
h. 1.7:w Fort Scott. Be was attacked by
Entice hundred rebels in Federal uniform.
Near t.,e encampment of Lieutenant Pond
his escort broke. end out of one hundred
crier, seventy eight men were killed, all
86 ut through the h' , evidently ,after
they were captured.
Major Curtis, son cf - al Curtis,
was thrown from his horse and found with
a boil , t hole through his head. He was
undoubtedly murdered atter being taken
prisoner, Lela PLed'e company was
uttneked about the same tame. and had
lour men killed and three w,unded. Gen.
li.unt escaped, and upon meeting rein
torcernents below Fort Scott took mini
wand 01 them, and started in pursuit of
Quantrell. Lieut. Fear, of the RJ Wis
consin, was killed.
Capt. Todd, Quantrell's adjutant, came
10 . 1 Pond's camp, and asked for an
e ic h ,:like ~! pristi. re. He said a T1:1,11
her co rebels wets wounded, among them
Col Quantrell's force come
trou t Cewskin Prairie, McDonald county,
Missouri,
A lettei• from Fort Scutt, dat.od the B.h,
,),),y3 that tha rebel force burned Carthage
co ;Lot morning. General Schofield has
irl , .graphed ) Leavenworth that sixteeti
runcirot.; to eight thonBand rebeL under
Quantreff Coffey, Gordon roil Hunter,
were mar-silting on Fort tBcutt, and that he
had -d•-r.:l Col Weer to move) with al!
t! !on, sr could rattle to Fort Scot.
NEA- foiLz Oct. io S p , , • : „1,
g sr , y almost entirely devoid i.fany
thing, A Tribune dispatch has the fol
lowing i—lne President has completed
his reply to the Missouri and Kausa4 del
gation, and the manuscript is now in the
hands of the copyist. It will probably be
handed to the Chairman, Mr. Crake, to
murrow :the Kansas delegate,+ presented
a distinct asking, Firt., that the
State he .n.sEti into a separate department,
or . i t e , o „ L i y , th o ,r (loner al Schofield be re
moved, nad e 1;-enea-al who better tinder
stands, the reqtrireosents of the department
he subsntut•
i o ins fir-,i ae f ,p o ,,,, lion Mr. L'ne iln is
z eport.d to have repliek i ;Amy , " could see
'.o cbjectitme to tualcin e !. Kansas into a
separate Deparstment, ). ‘rovided there
were no obataMe s from a m ictar it y point of
view. Several consultations ....`' ve taken
lilac,: u , on this and the other pL'tht", be Nkw YORK, October 10.—The steamer
liv een the President and Secret. ` 1, 7 of Evening Star frcm New Orleans on the
War. Nothing is positively known ,'IS to 4 - h, arrived this a. rn. Among her pas-
Coe cormlueior, arrived at by the p r ,,. ier ssengers are Maj. Gen ElArron, Comme
dent, but - those most interested incline h , dore Goldsboro, 165 sick soldiers and 161
rebel officers as prisioni-r3. Our letters of
the balierthat Kansas will be made a sep•
rate Department, and that General Scho L hii Ith inst., state that the headquarters of
a
field will not be removed, but that orders the ierh army corps were near Franklin
will be issued directing Governor Gamble on tt e 20th.. A cavalry skirmish between
and his military coadjutors to carry out Col. I.'"is commander, and the rebels
,orne. if not all, the reforms asked for oy under L 'apt. Squires, resulted in the re
the Co mmit tee. treat of
the rebels at our first fire;
In the course of the conference with the Squires beit. 4 mortally wounded and Col.
committee, the President, assured them Davis capturin r! a piece of rebel artillery,
that the e.tiction of Judges to .Id. , souri in no farther rebel demonstrations had since
N , veml...r should he protected. The del- been made. The ,health of the 13th and
egates are therefore sanguine of success 19th army corps was excellent.
at the polls. , ecretiary Chase started this
evening for Ohio. -- -.11. -.C.
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CAIRO, October 10.—The rebels, under
(,en. Lee, of Johnston's staff, are said to
be concentrating near Colurnbns, Miss.,
where the Confederates have ,xt,,,s:vc.
war and other tnanulactorlos. and strong
works t f dulence.
Governor Brown, ot Georgia, has issued
! roclamatlon prote, , ting against the seiz
ore of pc•rsoual natl nr:vate properly for
the ti,e, ot tire rebel gc.verututu;. ea,-pt in
cases wnere the authority plainly eroa :tat es
from headquarters. He calls upon the
State to resist the impressment of prep.
erty where such authority cannnot. he pco
duced. Persons attempting Hugh im
presements are to be committed to jail
until a warrant is issued against their, for
robbery.
Advtces iron/ Lltrle Rock are sathsiac
tory. The Southern papers notice de
cline of three or four hundred per cent
in gold.
WASHINGTON, October 10.—A Republi
can extra says that, the Government has
dispatches from Chattanooga of the Pb,.
and official dispatches from Nashville, ali
most of an encouraging character: Gen.
Mitchell overtook the rebel cavalry, on the
6th, below Sheilbyville, when a battle en
sued. We completely routed the enemy,
who left over one hundred dead on the
field, and a large number wounded. The
railroad, torn up by the raiders, has been
repaired. and telegraph communication
re established The sacking of Shelby.
ville by the rebels was a dssgraceful affair.
Bragg's boalt ardment of Chattanooga was
a complete failure. No damage was dont,
except a few dwellings burned.
JOSEPH „WEYER Qt SON,
MANUFACTURERS k•R
PLAIN AND EANCY
FURNITURE & CHAIR.%
WAREHOUSE, 135 SMITHETELD ST..
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woos STWood rt
WASHINGTON, October 11.—A letter
trom headquarters Army of the Potomac
says, for two or three days past the ene—
my has been concentrating a heavy force
arround Madison C. H, On Friday Melt
and Saturday morning they moved out of
town in a northwestern direction. A di--
vision of infantry, a large body of cavalry
and a considerable force of artillery were
occasionally seen by our signal men
through openings in the forest, which
generally concealed the road,
The object of the movement could not
at that time be determined. Yesterday
evening reports from the front repretient
ed that early in the morning one of Gen.
Kilpatrick's cavalry brigades.consisting of
the let Michigan, 9th New York. 7th
Pennsylvania and another regiment, at
tempted a reconnoissance on the south
side of Robertson's river, where they were
met by s large body of Stuart's cavalry.
A fight ensued, lasting an hour, when our
troops fell back upon the infantry reserve.
After another severe contest the infan
try were compelled to give way, and a
considerable number were captured. A
detachment of our cavalry then dashed
upon the enemy retaking ail with the ex
ception of fifteen or twenty cf the infantry.
Our entire force was then pushed back
towards Culpepper, skirmishing on the
way and contesting every part of the
ground. Heavy firing in the afternoon in
d'cated that the contest had been renew.
ed. Onr signal station on the top of
Thoroughfare Mountain was nearly cut
off, but the entire party with the property
escaped.
It appears to be generally believed that
b e mai,. body of Gen• A. P. Mire corps
has passed from the left to the right of our
front, pursuing an obscure route near Blue
Ridge, intending to make a demonstration
on our right rear for the purl) , se of cutting
off onr railroad communication.
ould the rebel movement he simply 15
ruse :0 cover a heavy attack on our front,
we are prepared for it, as the ground has
11).eri cleared up, and everything is calcu
la , ed to embarrass a general and vigorous
, The advance of Gen. Hill's corps
probably commenced moving from Madi
eon Court House on Thursday morning.
NEW YORK, October 11.—The eerre
pendent of the Herald gives the follow
ug particulars of the engagement near the
Atchatalga : Owing to the illness of Gen.
Herron, that officer had received leave of
absence, Mej. Gen. Dana has been ap
pointed to the command. As the enemy
~ ,a s found to be in great strength and good
posi.ion ou the opposite side of the Atclia•
the commanding General thought it
advisable to throw up entrenchments, and
whim the larger portion of the troops were
fortifying the levee, Lieut. Col. Leake, of
the 20th lowa., was ordered to proceed
,e.n i s five or six miles in advance. fzle was
accoto minted by portions of the IfUlt lowa
and 2nili Indiana, together with 130 cae
a'ry. On Wednesday morning. the whole
force of the enemy, consisting of Green's,
Martin's and Major's brigades, succeeded
in quietly crossing the Atchatalga, and
passing between the main body and Col,
Leake, completely outflanked him.
lonel Leake drew up his men in
!ins of battle, and gallantly prepar
ed to give the advancing foe a warm re
ception. Aesharp fight of nearly an hour
occurred, iu v,hich our .1 - ciep , fought
bravely cvera-helrnin,, numbers,
but at the end of that time they were
compelled to surrender, the enemy having
a!mos*. entirely surrounded them.
CAPE RACE, October 9 —The , t-iiniehip
City of Baltimore, from Liverpuui Sept.
11, via Queenstown Oat Ist, passed
this point at 5 o'clock this (Friday) morn
tag. The t Lcndon Times gives currency
to a report thdt the rebel Vice Presieent,
Alexander Stephens,`bap -sailed for
France, fully empowered to male terms
with the Emperor Napoleon forth recog
nition of the Southern Confederacy on an
einaocii•atiou
The Times also gives a rumor that Cal
iforsia is desirous of seceding and rejoin
I,g the Mexican Empire The Mexican
rowu deputation would be received by
Nlaximillian on the 3i of October.
It was rumored that England has pro
;..csed that the title of Russia to Poland
st,ul.l be ignored.
NEW Yoas, October ;I.—The .Elercild
has the following special i dispathes from
the army of the Potomac t ,' the Nth:
Lee has withdrawn from our frt.'nt, and.it
is supposed he has gone to the de. r e n ne 3
Richmord, and is sending a portion of h,/3
army to reinforce Bragg in front of
tallonga.
The weather is tine, and the roads sr. e
in good order.
WASHINGTON, October immense
number of sick and disabled soldiers ar
rived at the hospitals here to-night, the
army of the Potomac having been thor
oughly inspected, and eyery man unfit for
active service Pent back. All officers fit
for duty have been ordered to the front,
thereby relieving our hotels to a very
considerable extent.
WASHI.VGTON, October 10.—Count Gar
clued was to day in the Criminal Coact
found not gnilty of libel agaioat Mr. Hen
ter, chief clerk of the State Department,
who had complained that the Count had
published language for the purpose of in
d tieing belief, that he had violated the con
fidence government had reposed in him as
cue of its officials.
Wean's°Tux, Oct. 3.0.-7-_-Lalit night a
party of mounted gueirillia moved to co,
riou9 localitieo oa the south Bide of the
Potomac, including Bailey's Oroas Roads,
Falls Mulch and Altineen's Bill.
aiNSTABLE'S
r„._./ FURNITURE AT AUTCI iN —On TUES
DAY MORNING. October 13th, at In o'clock at
Masonic Hari Auction t orse, will be sold on an
ear W. 1013, a quantity 0' good Fa nitu.e embnc
ing Mahogany Marble Tip Dressing Barran,
Walnut Bidstasd, one set fine Mahogany S , :fa
-eat Ceairs. etc set Carved Walnut Eeat Chairs,
Crier Beat t.bairs, sThairs and Rockers, enclosaa
Warh Etandß, Card Tables, Brocatelle Covered
Lounge, two Oil Palatines, ono t , ersing Machine,
toga her with many other articles not &tuner
aced. T, A. M'CLELLAND,
oc6
Auctioneer.
ANTHONY MEYER
POTATOES -50 :11BLIS. PRIME NE
shannock Potatoes. For sale by
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
0r.3 corner Market and First streets.
PITTSBURGH.
EV A TORS. WITH ANTI-
Pm — recticit; or Common Blocks for sale by
BECKIIAIa & Loa. ..e.
hid No 147 Liberty awn
TELEGRAPHIC.
SECOND EDITION. • -
Gen. Lee withdrawn from
our Front !
LATER FROM EUROPE
ILLNESS OF GEN. HERRON
&c. &c
Auction Sales.
C 0 M_M E
PITTSBURGH GENERAL DIAkRIELIT
Orineg or Tar DAILY POEM;
Rossmar, October 12. 1863.
B usiness on Saturday was dull, Th . & how
ever. is an usual occurrence on the last ...ley el'
the week, besidesthe near apProa h of our State
elections prevents operations to any extent ; that
event be ng over, bassi:Leas will steadily improve.
The weather continues cool. Prices • generally,
wzre exchanged. The following sales came ular;
der our i otice, viz:
Apples—Sine, with ad
rece'pts, th
market was firmer, eight advance. r ties
of 200 bbls at .1,7542,50 S bbl
Cheese-IV. could perceive no eh - ego in the
market, 'I he sales wore ms derate and regular.
We note lots amounting to 85 boxes at l'@l3c, as
per quality.
"scour—The market coctioucs firm, witif
steady trade demand, The reoeip forecime days •
nave been limited to account of the Railroads
b. tag overburdened with fieights in the attune°
of largo trans/lotions. Wo note regular sales from
tore at the lellowieg rates : a t $ 4 50°
5,50 V bbl. Extra Iramily at $6,40@6,60, with
sales of fancy brands at higher figures.
DAY—The receipts
day. Saturday were larger
than on the
previpi Salta of 18 loads at
the scales a $;15@31 V ton
Butter—The market wis not:very active,
The demand was about . equal to the supply.
Sales'of B:' , lltis at akg 22c.
BERK-- he receipts have fallen. and holders
are asaing higher figurer. Sales were made to
moderate extent at 15616 I Rdce,
Beaus—Price, tends downward. Email tales
wore made et $2.50@2,70V busho . .
--
Bacon The marker was firm with a gold-
cal demand, The stook in first hands la daily
dimin ie g. The c-rrent ryes were as follows :
hho6s urders 400 at 6,4.@64. Sides. ribbed, 2..00
03:1 S. C. Ilams—eSates of 2,000 lbi at 1.1`4,@
15, 0. plain Hams the market was bare.
Groceries—The dem. nd for the various de
scriptions of groceries was active.. ahe sates-431
the weak exhibit a large amsunt transaction
for this market. As price have undergone. act, :
change, we omit the figures. -
Groin—% e have to notice a firm Mersa,
Prices still tends upward The receipts by wagon
and rail were limited. 'the rates fur the various
descriptions were as follows: Wheat, holders
very firm. sales 350 bn Red $1.14@1,15 ; White
held at 51205gi1,25. Oats looking np, sales COO bus
at 72673 c on track. Co. n firm. sales 700 bus at 55
®sl,oo. Barley and Bye firm and in g;cd
dc
maid at previous rates.
Whisky—holdere very firm at the late ad
vance, We note sales of 60 bbls City Rectified at
5.3@r 55. c.
• PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE,
Business in v-ma to have quit, buyers
'manife tno dispositi tt to os crate. they say
.the
rate:. are too steep, x. ho'ders say that pubes
ate beano to go U. she s oak in first hands is
light—besides the large smouhts that was dispos
ed of some weeks since, deliverable this month,
is now coming temarket. tome of the contrac
tors for future delivery, have dealined to renivo
the same. unless the 'contract is complied Aidh
suit, will be brought at once We hope the pa--
,
will artavga the matter bctween themselves
r isfa tority.
'the , mports were as follows. Per Allegbeni
ricer, Crude 721 bbls; Per A. V. railroad, Ref.
401,C/rude 12.1 bbls. She exports East amounted
to likid bbls,
Crude
- 2 ,11 e market wax dull and inactive,
nric , s altogether nominal ; the asking rates eing
v...5a26 we could learn of no vansanions. Eomu
dealers dace withd-Pwn their stocks.
Retuned dull and neglected. we quote nomi
tta' y in the a bs.me,. ez trnasactions at Bolded
3051 52 : Free 6`1ig1 , 6;,'. ThJ stook on hand is light.
Amusements.
tUDETTSBURGH THEATRE.
Jt. Les:ee and Manager Wit, ligYongsori.
Treasurer__ B.OvsEncaxox.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCE S OP THE
NAL GTIOST, which has astonished the Pitts
burgh Public. The rs Imager, at_ great labor and
ely pens-, ha , brought from New York an entirely
new apparatus, the largest in the country, which
enables bins to show this Wciader of the Agesu
t•erfeet as to defy competition.
THE GHOST! THE GHOST I I .
A new Ghost Drama. dramatized from the N.
Y. Ledger, wiP be produced.
THIS EVENTING will be prerenrrd for the first
il•o — with the Great tpeetral
THE mairrE TERROR.
son g Fanny But
... • •
lo conclude with
TUBFIIVC7 THE TABLES
TEE ORIGINAL PICTURE
Fran Nil:do's Saloon liiew Yrrk, at !MASONIC
HALL, for a shit season, commandos.
WEDNE , DAY, OCTOBER 14th. 1883
GC OMV IN & CO.'S GIGANTIC
Polyoranaa of the War,
The I.rgetr, most comnlee and only -antkentic
Rictors - of the Great Reboiticn ever dePtctel on
canvas, forming a perfect transcript of . .every
event of importance frtn - TRE FIRST DREAD
SIGNAL A r sumTER, DOWN TO THE CAP
TURE OF VICKSBURG.
Films Is THE SAMEVOLOSSAL PIC-
A. tare of the War that wes exhibited in
P t'sbargh in January last and gave such uni -
vers.] satisfaction , o crow ded and delighted an
dierccs for three con - ecntive weeks; and the
same FURORE which marked its advent in this
city also greeted its appearance in St. Louis. Cri
cago, Baltimore, ashington,
Cleveland, Cincinnati and Louisville, the most
capacious hal s in those cities be:eg leguirl
e.ent to eccommcdate the immense throngs
wh , flecked to w tness ir.
During the months cf July andAngust, this Pic -
• tire was placed in h h •nds of the talented s rtists
nue er - .hose earpiece it was originally produced
and for nme weeks their united energ es were be
stowed in retouching the p.ctaro and executing
new scenes of absorbing interest. Each scene has
bnen entirely repainted, and standi fork id all
the freshness and lustre of its pristine beau , Y.
The immense an cess and unparalleled reputi
lion acq iced by this matchlcsurtnting, t ronclat
into the a hrst of miserableunitations.wlnch
have vainly endeavored to cum' etc for the-Dub
lic favor. Their efforts have prove:: utterly fu
ti[e, end th , press andpuh'im th one o'ecord.
h‘ve pronounced GOODWIN &
vi AIGA OF THE WAR t•NRIVALEVA ND
UNAPPROACHABLE. This exhibition ds row
under the exclusive control of MR. ntrus
somEßGY.wbo will pc sitivi ly appears:it ash
exhibi ion and deliver an elai-ors'e Rude coal lee
tyre he re . ndi: ion of which, in the principal
cities of the United State' has extorted •he un
qualified app-- bailor' of the vntiro public. Mr.
Geo D. Prentice. of the Lon'svide Journal, in
con= vnting upon this Lecture, awarded to Sr..t
merby tie proud title of She MOST GIFTED
ELOCUI .10 N IST OF THE DAY. Edit further.
to increase the attractiveness cf fills4.legent sad
Refined F.- tertainment. MRS. HETES SOM.-
EREY, the min ent Contralto Yocalis', will in
troduce at each exhibition a variety of opular
and appropriate songs. ballads, &r., many, of
them written expiessly to Mast ate the various
ierply exciting scenes The charms of ineloblY
thus wended to the painter's art. andAttelov-
Artisti" Excellenc , cicssic Oratory and
ors u_ 1 Made wll bo pies-nta • with an enter-
Refine,. which stands conDu.sedly vdthoutti ri
tainment . orldi
v lie thew, ;Children ulicierten.ls c's; Doors
Tickets , ' , lce at 7 1 / 2 ' - r 4 r grid Ma ti
one'- at 7. comma AND SATURDAYAFTf R
neon WFDIVESDA... - when children will be ad.
NUONS at 3
pitted fo:10 cs. each. MERBY, Manager.
RUMPS SO.. 01310
C. AlfoßT BRUCE, Agent.
, Cr 30 A.T •
Improvement in Eye b. ight.
•
Bus ThE slan PEBELE
Spectacles,
%
tiO YOU WANT YOUR EYE SIGIIAT
AY improved? Try the kensslan Pebbles.
rTh are warranted to STRENGTIIEN:and IM
eadyl SlGHT—this fact has provecLal
to hi:min& of people whet auffertnz
from defective sight. Thoy are
•
Imported . direct from Russia,
IYhich can aree at my office with satisfaction
Purchasers entitled to he supplied in fatare
if the first should fail. free of charge. with these
whi^h will always GIVE SATISISACTION-
J. DIAMOND, practical Opticir.n,
39 Fifth street. Bank Block.
1,- ...SpEewaro of imposters and connterfeitam:
orl-dScra,
N .E 0 .
A LLEGRIENY COUNTY FIVE PEE
ZS. cliNl. COMPR.O.IoE BONDS,
oc1(1-3td IVM H, WILLIA.AIS CO.
OFFICE OF THE PSHN'A., I7F3ITHANCE Co,L}
F.O
YITTSBC CCIAbOT Bth, 1E41. .
ri IHE sTocKHOLDFJCS OF Tills
_a Ccmpany aro heroby notified that tze an
zual electi n for D lectors for Fourthg year.
wil. Le held at the o (lice. N ct• 63 street. be -
tween the hours of ten o'clock a. in, atoll o'clock
on IdONDAY. the2d day of November,
863 1. GRIER. SPROUL.
0.310-td Secretary.
QWEET POTATOES—ia BALlumis
►7 prime Sweet Potatoes. Just received and
for sale by FETZER & dEIdbTRONG.
oclo cornea Market and First at
MONDAY, Oct 12 1863