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the raigastlilkur.. t with - gglers; etc. , He
instructed Me to to , =steps at once and
colitCl thelvitraitgl: -place the works in
proper suite oft deft ii and to go mil*
meet, and tette come and Ofttthe• army.
whoa 441OPProaebeti he.,vicinity of the'
worke ; then to;pnt t e troops in the best .
Posiiionitor defence:; committing every--;
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lan fe'atoyeltatztand ', lia its authors with
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ted es, , ..
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selv• , :f. fivcirlffistMg infamy.
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ought to b.q.194 ,Eitkot4i in. his
apeebtilit 'IWO Ville FA,. "ddirißg the,
..binet,ktoAroglio,,,t nis r'unqulvocilly .
eltarlol4lUsdata ' fi'the Cabinet and
in th,* 3 pildgfkith• auempt td grlng
about "
a / st
Thi'Alicilititurp y, ivhSliPtonotin
einik philififiliisit - g Slav*, seek to
a caste of an other Calor by amal-•
"gamitiht thi'biadk element with the.
tree*hiteiabar of oar , land, and so to'
exonil,l'af beyond the present confines
of-divery, the evil *hich makes it titi
noxioluito Repibli- , - Statesmen; and
now i t:illt*the ,iye , gth of the traitors
whir atteinpted to '' . e ~ body a power out
of the - interests 41 - very to overthrow
the Goiiiiiiiilefif Is een to ' fait; they
wouldvirtake_ , thtic ~_ , tiinistdilm of the
alaveithimitailifor. fusing their blood
into:Our whodiayste ~ bybieridinovith
it "ainalgairtation; e , u ti lity ; and fritter
nity?"-r-Tfur oultiva , '`dis tlio,soll. must
then ihecome 4 hyb 11 - • raiser, and' 'our
Government la hybri . kkr ',ern inOntitroil:
• ing,'isall suck`mm tured?dombittatiOns
havoclaviti" , done, . ~ degraded;:] if "nbt
abortlve.-geueration i and making serf
domifortheinfeffor• Castes—the•uniolt
•ed bidod of the-Conti ored'.race inervita
hip allsertibra-d . ..liimx over-it 'To
laollitatiiiisthls- ,1 ' sea -, concertAi ap
peat4e ifetw`lnade t". the people of the
free States through' .e posss;' to open
the to - to tali II• ,g• innovation, be:
:` ' Attithe flout , erne States, rulhap-
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.be as follows :
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Single subscriptions by : mail, g 9 per annum.
i'DOvered in WI city at T.O cents per weak.
To,agents 'SAO per imndred copies! '
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Single copies 4 cents.
aUtleT ,, ber,
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Agtol2:: Irr4ltt
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over 'the. trOpel
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ktlef•itroo'ps who.
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his Olds Officers: :
GEORGE B. MeOIMLANI
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VOll. VICE PRESIDENT s
GriORGE'IEUPENDLETON;
PRE 4$ 51:4.4431m :4 :,.{kr:Trrill
id, and eipnies
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ROBERT L. TOHNSTON,
itiasezp,va.trx. " •
WILLIAM LODI:VT"
EDWARD IL-lEELMBOLD,
EDWARD P:DaRS,' . •
THOMAS MoCITILLOUGH,
EDWARD L HESS,
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43.EOREFE4. LEIPER„. '
sentr.dGeneral
didwinghnessage
ay tutiu4suid that
moldarmy,ofthe
-my, friends?
d most cordialeo
)opeiln all the.op:
• TM, destinies
t• of out kimy
upon
6+11 . 1,01:W1 - in the
• arbdaof.our-fate,
Imy tried& in the
and that the.last
lhat
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.AIGI4VCItI D. DUNNING,
PAUL LEIDY,
t -the defame", Aro
.oing,all Jean of
e, ahoald, that be-
e' next ..day Gen.
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qty to e Oeltualtu..
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Aiter, thi thtmde.;
;,imd he is direct
the' 4efenctis of
OrgaMsatlon of the Dehinet lEtecu
' tfi , e Committee of Allegheny Conitty.
THOMAS DONNELLY, of Collins Township
Ohairnuin. ,
D. H.IIAZEN, of Pittsburgh, seeretary.
A. J. BAKER, . Aut.
.Bea'y.
TAMES IRWIN, Tremurer.
ri. akzalq, " Apt, Tress.
Ccrnintittea on fUltOittc•
C Zug, D A Pariah, D Hazen, C, Ihmesn
Mid John
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0 McGee, elm.
akallnifiat on Printing, and )aablio Docuseists,
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Committas , on, Atturalizatfon.
John.B. Large, John nisClarrin, John,Heldman,
Stephen 0. MaCendless, Henry Sproul. Office
U. S. Court Rooms., ,
The Committee meet Greg Wednesday and
Salauday,nt it o'clock, a. in...et theDemocratlo
Headquarters, corner of Fifth and Smithfield
streets. The rooms of the Committee are open
day and night, for the distribution of Public
Documents. •
The As of the Viraids sad Bor
oti , ghs.
The to/tossing ls 'Orbit of the names of the Ase•
sessors of the several wards of the two cities,
and the edjolning boroughs, together with their
places of residanne. Those wishing .tcr be As.
seetedshould attend to .the , metier at least ten
'days before t,heeleetion :
. .
Ist ward—Sameet Patterson, 88 Libettir at.
2d " —Sohn Magee, 226 Third at..
ad " —Ohm. W Leiri4B2)3dis
4th " -rd.! P:'Tkomplog;BiPeriy st.
6th " —Joieph Irksti,'B4 Pike st. '
Bth " -- 7 Eatinuel :Esker r odrneFOlarke and
Townsend at:
Tth " --JOhn Crawford - , .239 PotifOrd at.
Bth " —Thomas Neely, 561dirrioit at.
9th " —.James life - Outte', US Penn st.
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PITTSBI/XtE4g l
WOE.. PRESIDENT I
OFNMr MZS
- OELTO
ROBERT WATNEFORD,
30tErit
HENRY G. SMITH,
THADDEUS BA.NICS,
HUGHPSION'PGOMERY,
JOHN M. LEY INk.,
JOSEPH M. TaOMPSON,
RASSELAS BROWN,
SAXES P. BARR, ' •
mi.:ram:a. S. HOUNTE,
WILLIAM MONTOOMERY
oosaacsa=ui Drimatar.
LUI4EA . H.n6PIuNg..
- C0N411148/..421311 DISTRICT.
WILLIAM J.
IrZATB SENATE:
JONA.B R MoOLINTOCK.
• waiszerTA.Tivirs.
JOHN S. cosomkirt,
WILLIAM MoOREERY,
victoß scRIBA,
CHRISTIAN MILLER,
JOHN N. EWING.
"pitcorEtoNoTeity.
JOEM DILLWIDOD
ooui i:rothaastossg.
CHARLES ARYEION.
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Dr , RECITOE POOl/1.
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4 THE M s_TAmr.., , .._ tTORIES.,
•-..., ,
The cons - , ~ : 2:- ,i , - ,1. oft , e AbolitiOnl
press abot(E l f , I :Viet ,-'-,• hinder Sherman
.' T . ; . lis '''=', 4- : : '. $ i , - - -. 4 .41- 6- 7 r, Virginia, ie
k3z. , ll',.fitk-iii/X, ?J.:At entire prO-1
re,
-1414 'to deceitelihe people , That
!'i': i- ' l '.• .i , . bug, Molithead, nhose chi'
is" bn thinfiraWAMbi dititriet for
.t. --",, ,tion, is Vaii4iiii.4,yoted to -,
peal the commutation clause ln the con- 1 1
:,cription law, he, too, informed his un
fortunate listeners 'this other evening,,
tits t the victories alluded - grati--::
tying only to Abolitionfitts. 4hat he
. ,ditisprofilgate-party are endeavoring
-to turn those viqgies:lo partizan ac=
count, is quite true; but the =people, at
this. late dity,iareiot - .unite` so impiessi-I:
ble and.verdantior4ibOlitiOn politicians
imagine them:- i 1,, .- ,=• 0., - It . . -, ~I
W4k 1 4 6 140 Adidnistratign procr as,
tinted in prosecuting, the war against,
the-rebels, until the eve of, the coming.
Presidential electio,nt_ „Why , did lt, 1 0,-
obtain important victories in Virginia
after McClellan,•Was dismissed the ser;
Vice, two years ago? The answer -
plain; McClellan was removed, because ` )
as Stanton said, lie was becoming too
popular; and; after being removed the
business of the Administration was to'
damage his military reputation by ea
proaoldng and .capturing Richmond on
a plan which he condemned. ' This',
point the Administration- kept:perma
nently in view, from the iliq' of, ,Mc-
Clellates retirement up until 'Oat - on
Which it announced that Grant would
persist in the overland route, ."if it took
all snm'mer" to reach Richmond.
Since McClellan's retirement from the
Army of the Potomac, the Administra
tion under Burnside, Rooker,: Meade
and Cirant has sacrificcidito less than.a
quarter of a million: of tompi# mere cm...
perimeriting, calculated -;,ancl- k intaiied
to keep itself in power. 4isiii r oW,thete
. is no time for "swapping horses," and
so "honeso Mr. Lincoln is giving Great
and Sheridan the largest lifierfy;6
. their plans of campaign, and more men
than they desire to execute tilemin order
, - that victories may crown our arms and
secure his re-election. Two years and
a half havetbeen trifled away, and with
them hundr'eds of thousands of precious
lives;but now the necessities of Abeltithin -
ism are so great as to compel the Adminit-
tration to gain victories in the hope of
retaining power. This is the whole ex
planation of Sheridan's recent maguifi-
Cent rhievement. But, if upon the
strength of it, and other victories ',thick
will crown our arms between this and
November, the people are bamboozeled
into re-electing Mr. Lincoln, then *ill
come the development of his whole pro
gramme; which will be four years more
of war, conscriptions and taxation. in
order to secure negro emancipation:
This will be the programme,justras cer
tain as Lincoln lives, if the people in a
fit of phreuzy endorse, by. their votes,
what he lies already done. Had the
Administration, during the first year of
to sustain McClellan, as It did to em—
barrasi and afterwards crush him, tke
stare and stripes would, on the Fourth dr
July, 1862, have waved in triumph, upon
the entrenchments of vanquishe4 Rich
mond_ -But,' as we have said, this Was
not the purpose, of the party in power.
Lincoln's design , was, and is contin
ued war, 'soilitit he could use the lim
mense patronage arising from it to con
tinue himself in power. Let the people,
by their suffrages endorse these infamies,
and it will be regarded as an unmistaka
ble expression in favor of their repeti
tion.
VICTORIES -- AND DEFEATS,
While the Abolitionists are endeavor=
lug to make party capitarout of our late
victories, the country has to deplore
some serious disasters. Missouri, which
we thought cleared of rebels, is again
seriously threatened. A dispatch from
St. Louis says:
"ft is now said that General Price
entered Missouri with a force estimated
at 3,000 strong. His plan is supposed to
be to march to the central portion, of the
State with three columns, and endeavor
to capture all important polite, and
hold the country. It is expected Kirby
Smith will join him with 10,000 to IVOO.
men from Arkansas. Guerrillati are
also concentrating to aid in the mOve
ments. The column now in the South
eastn is doubtless under Shelby, who has
some 6,000 to 8,000 men."
From another dispatch from Louis
ville,• we learn that the daring rebel
leader, Forrest, is again in motion.
"On Fridny part of. Forrest's force,
about 4,000 men, crossed the Tennessee ,
river at Bates' Landing, in• Perry county
Tenn. His whole force is estimated at
8,000, with ten guns. OA Campbell
and garrison; at Athens, Ala., were at
tacked by a large force of rebels, and
after a severe, fight of two hour's dura
tion were forced to surrender. Several
'buildings, including the depot, were set
on fire. Forrest, in person, was in
Athens at two p. m. yesterday. A. de
tachment of three hundred men sent
from Decatur to reinforce the garrison
at Athens were warted captured after
an obstinate engagement.
kbecoe et.
nth Comtism
0,82
Uhioni-
Robinron Bt.
Several prisoners were captured by
Col Prosser, near Athens, who,. aspen
that they crossed at Florence; that For
rest told them he would Have force
enough to destroy bpth railroads, and
stay ill Venneasee as long as he pleased.
The rebel force have destroyed several
miles of_ the Tennessee and Alahama
Ralliendf botfillen Decatur and Athens.
There is no connection with Pulaski,
Comalstreet. Tennessee." ' ' ' '".
corner Cargos
win, Sidney,.
arrozi -art e%,
Oarsori street..
corner Main
me, Clovingtom
An escaped prisoner reports the rebel
Sam Wheeler at tlogrtland, Alt; ieiter
day morning. There . are three ..com
manders--Forrest, Roddy ` and 13Iffigs:
Wheeler's force is Teporto4 . .gone south
to join Hood in georgia. ; Forrests's yin-
tention is to capture Polaski;:ninklin,
.and fibillbyvilld, aid alt lnterinediate
block -houses en the-road: At last ae
,caunts the rebels wereinoitin - eim Pa
bickij,,l -,„....‘. , :i..; ae..,. ,;!- , 4 ._ - .v. t tl ~:.
*SW% /611 51 131 1 134 ' - S amsli W' - #: 43414.
which;*flirtic we tliCiiiiiit l t;iei,
taiplytig:tiii again given 4 . 10 7
deneinfacententaiial aitr..9410 _ ; Atr.,, ,,
tbil 4
edit4lY. 4. l f irdiiiiiniinifititii# - 14.
tared by the rebels,—previously ieport-
1.4 el
itrt,rol#olll'
'~~` _ ""~~ x'~v ..aJ-y ..,ss_fi.~' _
.~.7..-.:Y.;.,r ~ ^'~;-_;~>,_3 _ a.:i^:r~ _ t.,
•
ed glove: laatgu l ay,..arA. , :f
. I noalcilikillf 'At *ttiiiik:' - rii4tt l i tdii
ta- fif
teen iMiLd4-140N';etippiiiedt: he nu-
der .Bfanditaiarti4infist*yit
44*;-144 was do.
a rapid
.11Lovernent &orth wind by the repels. j
- dispatch fiera MOand'hity; .lrOitil%l
vs a largetorce of rebels arcs:moving
north—One column towards Fort Scott,
sod 'another towards Springfield, Mo.
,The - sathi3 dispatoli alsolifenliana a rumor
confirmation, *the ;cap; ,
ure of Gibson , by 3 000 iebels. General ."
Price is reported at Cade Creek. •
The Abolitionists; ; Ina ic4":, ; „',ltin. en
, ; dettitrbig to ptranade the people that :
another victory •in: Virginia,. will close
the 'war but the reader can see from
Allege rebel successes that . sdsA is not the
4ven if the; large army , of Lee's ,
were utterly routed, it. could :keep. up a'.
- , Lystem of guerrilla ',warfare, which'
Would be far more expensixe4--even, if
"conflieji to Virginial—than was our war
'against tha Seminole Indians. As !Ir.
'Lincoln Said upon a memorable occa
sion, when addressing the South, after
much;fighting. and, great slaughter the
original question will remain unsettled;
and this being the case, that; function
ary lutd better settle our difficulties by
giving the rebel States an opportunity
to return -to their 'allegiance.
Advice to cad.Line:Whigs„
Tik;Lonisvllle. .7ouritaf, in the course
of an article eulogistic oiltir. Winthrop's
speech, says :
"The Whig who now refuses to act
with the Democratic party is itis,impos
tate. He;refuses to stand 3nak sqheie be
has aiStays stood. He renounces his
principles. Be , deserts his colors. He
turns_his back upon the wise teaching
and upon the high example of Clay and
of Crittenden. Such a, man hiss no shad:
ow of right to be called or to call him—
self a Whig. If 'he issm 'honest man,
and understands the force of language,
he will neither claim nor accept the hon
ored name."
General Melllernand of Mlnobs.
One of the Generals who have been
most highly praised by the Republican
papers is licOlernand, of Illinois. His
views in reference to the election are
thus stated by the tiprinteld, Illinois,
correspondent of the St. Louis Republi-
"It bating been denied by Republican
prints that Gen. McClernand would sup
port McClellan, I am prepared to make
good my former statement with reference ,
to the former' position. He will not
only support McClellan, but also the
whole Democratic ticket, as he has uni
formly done in the past."
larldr. Lincoln's organ, the New
York Times, says :
It is not too much to say that it would
be a less calamity to the country that
Robert E. Lee should eater Washington
as a rebel commander than George B.
TLEVV[CIIIIIII 101 , 15 , 7.7p.".11F= , . IC .o. Loa.
This is the kind of stuff with which
the shoddy papers are filled, and it no
doubt expresses the heartfelt sentiments
of their editors and their patrons. It Is
the "unconditional loyalty" we hear so
much about.
areoldlers who fought with McClel
lan 1 Your gallant leader is daily slan
dered by Mr: Lincoln's press. They
once cheered him. Mr. Lincoln cdlled
upon Heaven to bless him, and Gen Hal
leek could find no words strong enough
to sound his praises. Nqw they assail
him, and charge him with imbecility and
cowardice. You know bow false these
charges are—avenge him at the polls !
Age.
For the Post
J. H. MOORHEAD
Phis gentleman at a political meeting
held in the 7th Ward on the . 15th Inst.,
uttered the following language:
"He considered this the most important
contest that ever came up on this conti•
neat 0144 the world. If treason should
triumph, liberty was gone'. forever.
This was bold language, and proof might
be required. Act thought it so !Plain
"that th 6 wayfaring Mari though a fool"
could understand it. The Democrats
were sad and disheartened at obi. Victor
ies and jubilant over our reverses.
This was God's truth."
This is the impudent slang of the
shoddyile. - And now for the proof:
The books of the Naval Department
say that Moorhead t' Co. of Pitts
'are' have a contract for furnishing
iron for-four large Iron-dads, amount
ing in the aggregate to about 11,000 tone
of iron, at the following prices viz 9i
and 9i per pound for deck armor and
14 and 151 per pound. for side armor.
The nettprofits on this contract may be
fairly estimated at not much less than
half a million of dollars. The books at
the War office show that this J. X.
Moorhead Rot his nephew James Mont
gomery appointed sutler to the COllVa
lesoant Camp near Washington City, by
which he has made thousands upon
thousands of dollars out of the distresses
of the soldier. This same J. K. Moor
head owns a large amount of stock in
the Washington City Passenger 'Rail
way, yielding him immense profits, and
which was incorporated by the Congress
of which he was a membe r he he himself
voting for the franchise. This seine J.
K. Moorhead is a brother of William G.
Moorhead who is the partner of Jay
Cookers - Co., and of Gan:,
Frank Blair declared in his place in .
Congress on the 22d day of April last
that the profits realized by Jay Cooke &
Co., on the fraudulent subscription for
the eleven millions excess of five-twen
ty bonds, which, as the bonds were
twelve per cent. above par at the timirof
their issue, the profits
_op them must
have exceeded a milliondatide quarter o(
dollars, this firm has also made profits:
on The negotiation'of the fire-twenty
loan and other brokerage business for
the Treasury Department; according to
the statement of • Secretary Chase, by
himself transmitted officially to this
House, the sum. of $OO,OOO, as near as I
recollect, not having the Secretary's
communication before me. A ndilii4
and three quarters of dollars realized by
a banking firm;in less than nine months
is a comfortable competency for two or
three private gentlemen.
I - might cite many more factaer simi
lar character, ;hut wittihOldthem tliakthe
ptibilo may halt tithe to -exaniine 'and'
afalvover the., foregOing, „4,ikfier the
Walls over ; .the.,
frightffl' l redOrd
stick to him and his as the. ebirt of Nes
sus, a fixe'it=iliterd tay point
its slow unmoving fine; at."
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A Touts yromanACiinicarMaring
sitanaWAlA'!Wrbstbi a bee, and die
twallllllmuri after;
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liilie o t : t. 6 1116'.—J .,for You itn •
With sincere resp ect_ its
good. . wo desire
for our country anci
Remaining` your
-acceptance: -.
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ALLEGE Cm.
September, 24th, IfiB4:
GENTLEMEN : I have the,..holio t io ac,-
knowledge the receipt of your letter ail
itourchig my nomination for bongresa
In the 23d District. While lam deeply
sensible of the honor coy/Terra 40 11 Flfs,
I am equally mindful' of the duties ,and
reaPTlsibilities w,hich, r by accepting,
assume.
It would have been_mnell Mite Am.:
cordance with my . wishes had another
been aelected,sbut, eince'l am the choice
of the people, I accept. the [nomina—
tion. -
It is perhaps necessary that *J ahould
briefly ermuciatapy - views of ~ the great
questions which occupy the athantlon of,
the country. -
4 ''
The avowed object for whicll we
,en
tered into this war was the enforcement
of the Constitrithin ind-thepreiaiiition
,of the Union.
A sectional ; Adtldnistmtiqupits laid
aside the ohligatiOni of conatutional
law by the introduction -of questions
-fOrtlign - te` tho hole: ' -'
I am now, as ever, pledged to the,
earnest au s pport;of thelormart , = -
I am . now, as ever, 'opposed to the
latter.
I am in favor of the Union because I
believe it to be the,only,safa-guard of our
liberties as a people.
lam in favor of the Constitution be
cause I believe the preservation of the
Union is dependent upon its suprem
-
soy,
I regard as the enemies of;6nr coun
try those who would seek to dissolve the
fornitir, and those who would resist the
obligations of the latter.
I hold as sacred the liberties of the
people.
I am in favor of the freedom of speect
and the press.
I am opposW to any interference with
the Administration of civil law, upon
the,ples of military necessity i n n ;States_
where rebellion does not exiit.
I respect the homes of the people.
No one will do more to rid the coun
try ofolavery than I will, When it can
be done by the legitimate Uperatio4, 7 o
constitutional law; but I tun loppoSed to
the adoption of any theory :).fmorality
of philanthropifj , which proposes to ex
I will continue to the end the persis
tent advocate of a restoration of the
Union upon the basis . of the Constitu—
tion.
I remain, gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
W. J Irotnprz.
To Messrs. GIBBON, Ranzirourd Lamas
Fall of a Depot
About two o'clock on Saturday after
noon a "§erions accidentlOoki place 'at the
new depot of the Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad, on Market street,i below-Six
teenth, Philadelphia. The building had
been partially rooted in, and a space of
eighty-eix feet in width, and extending
along-the Filbert street frontiof the prop
erty, was about being placed undertov
er. It was designed to support the roof
by means of iron rokerketifferieffbyrds
and bolts in the usual' way,l arid-having
sufficient length to span the l entire space
of eighty-six feet. Eight 41these.raft
ers were put in place, and theY were
steadied there by means of ivi:ettlim
oes that were set WO the•whitittetable
wall. For some reason not yet ascer
tained the rafters took a cant over to
wards the eastward, drawing the wood
en braces out of thelvAll, and throwing
the entire "mass of irdn wcikk to the
ground. There w-ere.,a nnirriber of me
ebonies, principally carpenterm in
- the
employ of Mr. Allison, the builder;ho'
were at work on and - itetkea.t4 thpilters
at the time of the accident. 11311 or seven
of them were .caught among the ruins,
and all were , moroor Joss badly:wotind•-•
ed. As soon as possible they were ex
tricated froai the wreck., , iind-thar
wounds were.cared fAr. Ths...two who
were most seriously injured were taken
to the Pennsylvania Hospital. The oth
ers were conveyed to their.bonteitg VIO
names of the - sufferers -are , att. follows':
Win. Young, John Belidiaw,- - Oharies
Wright,. John Kane, r Jobtq Henderson,
Danl. Hantand Beithater Ainents... The
den who weretakento the liospitat ) were
Young and Delehaw. l dill first named
was foreman for Mr. Allison. --„
Mr. Young died almostatthe moments
of reaching the hospital. Thus far, his
has been' the only injuries that have
proved fatal. • / a- j,
Deitruotive Fire in Providence
The Providence (R. Tournai of
the 28d instant,. says:
About 9r o'clock last eVening, a fire
broke out in the keg manufactory of
Haskins, Saadi & Co., On, 'Sumner
street, 'Seekers Rollow," 1 . which, ow
ing to the scarcity of water knd other
_unfortunate circumstances, escaped the
control of the fire department, and made
sweeping work of the shone and tene
ments over a space of neariy two. acres,
" • gon Sumner street, ' and between
Pins, Stewart and Condui(streets: As
near as we can judge, about twenty
buildingi are' entirely destroyed, and
many others partially. burnt or badly
scorched. Had there been ,a strong
wind, the destruction of prerty must
haye beenAmmense. As t i s, we esti
mate the loss from $50,000 . $75,000,
but' poasibly it_is greater. i !TWenty-sfx
families were renderedlioaseless.
EIIOGRANTS.—Two thousand' and for
ty-one emigrants landed' ati, New York
last week, making the numtier since Jan-,
nary last one hundred -and t hirty-seven
thousand three hundred and forty-two.
The number landed in ,the correapond.
int period oflast year *as Oneduituited.
and seven thousand seven hundred and
ninety-eight. In the early part . qfthe
year the; lrieh emigratieh`weallartelklnj
encest-of the German" t he _ proppri
don has gradually diminished and now
the•Nuntber of.t)ermans an/7144r0dy4
exceeclOthe
. m4l. iioWlPtiliorfao . '"ii - ii.
ImPtiOourttit4iiioi 'deGo l ia
ekoldittigft 4 lofitte -- difi ' e made #,.
7 ,
discovery Malt belove d image
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~~ t.y"=std>s~,._.
reap. ___ . t autecy ea-44v ,
pendlture., This sind iceonnll4 , 4o:
be eare, go through the routine of 'audit;
disbursements are so directly and pecu
liarly made by the President, or - one of
-hbrdomestiefamiintiorworlrofthentsv
rditorshas been one pApiettror,in-- Well,it
`SO happened,in thenarifps
ola's administrationothatittrilkewrinw
salted at Washingtorifor payment by
Messrs. E. V.AanghWolifi
city for-a cbltut , dinneeservictrilurnished
by order : of IttruLinqqbx fpricutiTA
Mansion. , The amonni Aip.,4111. aps
rendered Wl,SsometirentYl, rimbriffelifen_
dollera: _There wag delli..ll; pitittniht.
Messrs. Haughwout & Co., sent.one of
their prMelpal meniiii - the White_ Rouse'
push the, bill thrisugh` - micgetAbs,
money. There - ArnididLdifaculties
the we`y, - the,natate - cif'itbrakfcollo„lit
time, could• not be eseertillieff,g..i.., .43 "
91,4
At last' it was found thatimine , '4l
who had to pass upon the ITIVd •
it because'of the very, unheard :of pried •
charge& for RD "Atneriei%ti•
china. ,Agiingth.- dealpOrtn„ A N:j
delphls was aeutr,forto - inia:mlne
chinAand '-und:t i t
praiser returned eightJautidreu..a 7
as its full Vrilurr:instett&of , twerttptirrek
hundred, The , t ,f41./m., - ,:siome;**,
before tbePresident; aditheewprestenta4.
tive -ot Meeks. IfinghtrhutVo-131:40g.'
called tiiand confroited igiWttiPiftg=
adelphia valuation.- ;He promptly.. .
swered; Vibetantel " why, Mr!'
Ident;:nOtrnakiii ;PiOninied3 l ooo.
chhuvwatizrealtrworthAnora thin:44kt
hundred dollars: 'We . had' , rensiii-sc-;
suppose you knew-Aka The .difference
betweeli the pnce - Of the china and"the'
amountirifthe bill irfor• - *Vele - a op,trefi
for your private family uan,init.ils,Verckr
as chinafoe-the NlThiteCHousk"%
est"- Abe Was cornered and. , caught.: Like
another very unforttinatemart,nishouest
in another scandalotra trineittiiikt *
which he was caught, had
word to say." Mr: Lincoln it'litit'paid
the difference out-of - his own Pocket,
and Messrs. Haugbwout & Co. got their
money.
We may- be in error, by -very few
dollars, one way or the 'other, strtolbS
amounts in question; but .if .any' 'loyal
Republican, whejielieves,inAlte:hianesty
of "Old Abe," dotilite the ,genekal cor
rentueSs'of our statement; we - refer. him.
to f3ecretar9 Fasenden or to LinL,
coin himself. , -:- , •
A Monster Fruit Oa.
• • •
The Clevnland lfer aid the`fOlion
lug account of. a nova structurfsopirw
going up in that city: , :ot:
The bpilding is - eighty:lethr,by
four and , a half, the -tide' Vali' being_
twenty-tivoTe.ei high. The' fiont'of the:
building, occupying about one-Tourth
the whole sieze, is to--be uted as - ttsto!el,'
or ordinary warehonse,.snd yin be'
stracted in the ordinary Mariner. Tile'
rem3inderot the building. is to. be walled
entirely with iron, perfectly tlght,i'pAnd.
divided from the trent part,
Within •this enelostufp
another building, als64if .11 . 014 - 4 )l wlViipi
walls about three feet :distant tri m'Atlie j ,
- walla of the-outer Theinter
building is divided by ,Iron ~vtllSia
several smaller rooms, each iit , ;thhneblii; ,
11.1
. t1C..t. : 1•11 . prOVr. YlO..
beneath, the - baldingl44 7 4
with wet earth, the beams laid trienal.
tar, and the surface of the earth wilthe
coveted with,coal tar. , The,speee . ,.hat;
wean the ground and the flooring will:
then be packed tight with sawdust, a.*
will be the apace between• the outer Ana •
inner walls and theliollow space in the,
iron lined doors. Overhead
packed tightly with ice, -*hick
congealed by a peculiar process intro.
solid mass of hard ice, seven feet thiclo•
When all is completelthe
will be filled with fresh fruits, noshes
apples, grapes,, the oxygen of thea '
phere withdrawn by chemical probeiC
and the room hermetically sealed.-'. The
vivifying elements being iiyithdicw
and the temperature being kept downs
by the peculiar prooeitii - W - about 80 de
grees the fruit remains perfectly fresh
the seaotl for fresh fruit having
passed away, atith-market is open: for
them, when the chambers are opened as
wanted and - the.fruittaken . out as fresh
•
as when first gathered..
? . c.NeClellan93 Polynl#3.ll4y.
, .
4 Presidential/ vote was talon on
Hoard the steamer Oommonweitith, from
New To*, An Thursda7 ' '0414g-Whitli
resultedhistollowi: •
Mc(Notion,
Lincoln, 'll , 5
The vote was priquisbd
dance Republican. It--
There wereAMA4O
every one of wb ; Om voted for George .
idcOlellan., • ;
Correitiandal With. wel _tide
seen of, and heard from, the returned
soldiers. They areell,lorWcelellanmo
officer from the Pptclinac on board
made the emphatic Assertionf., that -the
Bangle tor the. o ld leaderil and feertityW
they have tkpersonalintP*Pat in'thA
tien- _artd th at no
:suasion of officers willjnduce them • to
act contrary , to' theirloirest r airidtliMet
--Providence - Nat - '
Tn TwEatry
.FrAshro&Weduoistlityitn: attempt. was
made to rivattho,igreat. performance of
the celebrated - horses Trattee-muri4cix:
Pottoth'bi , trotting tweitYrisiles In - 4neEl
hortrourthe Fashion Coarse,
horse selected'**a'the" gelding capftW.
McGowan, a Boston horse, thS.6itoltiatat,
tinnitaying $l,OOO to $5OO that hotrinidt
not accompliiili the feat, t 0:
this he failed, for after trotting;ten
in thirty minutes ten seconds, he cat** .
shoe, and.the contest Inottbaadooptd.-4';',
retent - WaLexreetediti' , loiiielnriati on
, - ,Kontltiylinit,"ciliargeff Winkheiilngl4oaterk
his boy , 10 y ears - of _ 2age,- - sa;bintally :that
.he 'Vl4ll4 l Veli.i.ol;WWalktil.tkiitirA
Yell'ow's legs . and shoulders had been . 1
flay. d, and, it.eOme -- plide:ltiediesli4as
literally torn off in strips. The weapon
used uninktitrallijitlikfAs 0.1)411
die reinhaving a buckle atithe entllT. - : •
largest
silver .blo4 _ever..niohliled,44:Nnailk i
City a few days since.. We4ied:piro
.
hpn
pOt 6 0 0
inle,AlB',
and via designed—as- 1411 V 4
l iOahe--
4144 y. COnnuissient!ilf vtaigtp.O3o44.•
)4 the shape of 'a Wriffnideelr
IN the New - Yoildipifjc Wainllk , a
report the clungefer,..,thagikengs
sof elghtmenenkpleyed.tacennithevotea;
at the last ehalter,eleetleßZ' Tifsr - yo?
for teen days , add theldil fer*WeleVe 01
comes to - $lBO4,- 0r41412. 50 -per MEI it9;' ,- ..
$l6 21l : for each single .d , '''''tit'Y e ach
--r- ettiqiinVir 4
Jzszan 4 E, H. '1- Nivisr,l &I Itk -,_
convicted a; Aiiikinkungels:-M.1944115
countsi - ctfAe 'nftriOrTA:oricwkff44 o4l / 3
And4iiii'Ditilfeliiii'-escapiiTmineldiaiS
for that An" t ilt ffiggurttkilf*noo4'
waii zeginammed,- - .'7 At: ...-bi ;
611111 oii! Fri AI/ -,i, " ...._,:'
he was*#,l4C - It' g 't7owtlTlall;` - •
~/
, ~. irntitral..,,Waa lief/is! 41,nd
*aired bytUitrebelraldenibdth _ , --
'
and Punk d en qb 1 44 116 /illeet;' IP:W-114e
i. Anit..-AnntAo4l
I .r - .‘ .7:;A51V0.c0,..541*
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aiW , . ' : ‘ 4iii , ..Cc.: g . .,,,9: ? f!i , ;• lei! - J V
. 4 !' . iff,frieiktfird •r. . '' l' :106,1frt - F - - , :-.E . ;
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' ' " Le:4 ,, Y. 'At % -:
ilia nof PrOiiiii*:!:i , ;:fk;:**_,:4 l W'"..L,_•fs ,4(
• ...ITor adoking,solipkt . : , . , ',l*; ; ;., #VK,4,,,: .
lir... : - -.' ,---.i,-,%i.t.:4,44-I,7iZA-,..,;_z, ;•• u , ..,...
} 4 ` o l "thlini4 i 'dtirdst IV rt . : .. 4 .;.. - -,":
tinc4244 41 0 40 4 1 t 8,, Z 5 i-i -4 . * & - i ..: , 4 :-*r#Akti" . -ft
-' - PorStOingAike:Daine:ofieDotlolnA o . l W4.li:
4118 2 11,
Pat hiftlen4o . ..***) tive 2l 4 * #4 '.W 1 4.-# 4.
la 1; vr'.. - •• : ;;L`L F . :' .... ii7..i..,?;& 1 ' ) r .1041
a rellikafinit4FP . : it'S
1
11. e üblice*l;A*,o l oi . knh - ; ,. Jt:15 , ,,.1' 4 .,if
°"'-51._0 0 S ° ' ; ; 4 11 4 * -#k#(i e ft;A:
1 . ,, ~..,,e . Tge°, 4 7... , '''" 4 ' , ''i
c.et7t7etair:7 - ahlUtifAa r t&WPg
do )il'is (A.bolit*MitiftlgOttff) , :f 4 -: = r-1
1
.. -br ovory_libiteinale. ' -_boilk,Pie- : --z,::tl7-.
i terVdollare.:,,;,:isiydriFik -. ..i1 , ,.!z.i..., , ;,6t.it;
3.. For'every fenidotidlitlii . . itliver_it4ol',-Ji .. .:•'
4.oifts• -; "'f' -c .-?.' - ' 9 VIP-',!: - ,1: , '.: • ; WY,'"!......: - s' . :-..'.i
roi;ever7-lie Ar nsfe4lilltVi-: tarn'
ollie f la`premiom of twenty follarti: ._
•:,"- For:eyerflieg sfeq.!Sni---i.". ~: ,•:‘:-_'', .
.
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r ~ t premitnscte*.doutrc,,, , ror not belfevibg.lL__Tancoln „ictie
ticvernmeniA*.iftiffiitiainrilol,
i
iars. • . - -.t :077; 4641ift4f442 , 437.- -, :'
trot talks apinittierightbfiterittb; ,; . _
leans to et . Itiliaolllkir-VOThit'Vldr -f•.,1 -- -,
eackotlos9 -afttialimpeimprii,on7:;:;:
Inent.' 7 :1 !......% .. ,
- - Foraiybigiriiitiriifdt l 6loiiii:l l 4"k.:;
'inive_and.except,thetio . Anst;loan- ..s of At';'.;;•'. - ksi
rican deliptliii Wholievfijit 7 sT gl:!1 ~lo - 01;i . i...:i1z%
free. -- - , '.- -- - - ••= - A: 1-0 1 :41;:kwq 7, - • . - ,...; - 4 , fte:,:r:.
. ;_.., ..0.:,. • ~....,'>i,_,:.74,
"f, Cantii - -POitiliiothliftirildeitifij4dv ,.
,laini .4 1 .*Aii•VnInt.00. 0 . - 404/10 1 41tgq.k-'-'" .
Pm'
gone tAi,'I)iMINI.„-•tkio-'lOposex'!.:':::
id
vii musk.- ilAaitax`yomlkple,-;,, ,, Q...
:and, sili
Ftiftei.fligtlitg' inVii*elkiiAkkiliraski..i , ..4
'taloa pp_sons.., and liberotAtit 4litorn. .'::`'"
.P.DER -:+.4 , 4 ; , . - 44-Tpi,..!..: -.-
, . _
T . ; t 4
- - .
.11 Billions Fever, In the -21101 yjier s iglite
s.lllaxi T. Dir.elcut =;c- 44 :ndl , w^ , .0•71 .
"'?*us funeral will tak f f.P)soci,q99 l 9 l P: I Nt l fr,_ 9 t .
Penn and Faetery etriete, 'at' the lion: ed nine : ,
h'sleek thleincentkie&T.i.
.grair & TlOSETtfit 8 VP'_TELIidIOYIEST7;.-',Vf
• , We aneese‘a allght,thinimharp l Mhorlis,
patter comes-from our nose ; have numinous ,
of the,Diesd i gnaat_oppnnudoni)izthecha46 l )llll l ,4: l .-:
Aighfribis, nhairlittle Udders:main the Onof
Abe lungs. Now, attention must begiven thlirdiie
State or facts, or Inflammation, tif tne of
, saidgesrtlett•uhty take-place, and death may tdr,&;;€:'?
with - us before we arc "aware.
REANDBETEPS PILLS, - ,1 41.:
Say two, four, or ail, &coordinate age, seaand.7.',%.4
Oonstttutleimmuet be .T
taken: , hey must pifige=7: ,
very freely. drink warm drinks while the (aver:' '
..::
lasts, and as a diet eat plenty of - 'good
meal gruel or chicken,. broth, wttti plentr of doe.
in it. thittreathienr,orrilielieedidorililoil -
day the disease ,yottl be cured. • Thie complaint
Is goin. 3 ,. the. :re - end-willfinite _tie" - fellewed‘by' 4. ,:
disenterrand diarrhea, but thistmilrbe cured.
by :the same preens. The whieritilil hategininV:-
retti , a Pills where:they can
_be es,ell
on' and bptikingthembrttre
eb health will follow. - I • -
old by T/10111iud Mtetnerg - •; hr.
and by all re:pa:table desks* in &edgines: , •
sepl4-Iydt.we •
1 .
. 'VD; AND T 14.13- - Moon , I ' o7 (YRIZIPT/3 itESTOßED.lmfongWealkei",;.:
I'tirDß. aI.OOSTY.4 ESSENOS OF Ll.trEr,-Dr.T...'
nicerdaefiPairliy:nl4lr4eiuitic iiintititliollill•Vk
s tation, s has atlength acesded.- : SObCtirtegtreiis.. 5 a
cinest of thn.imericariptitelit;ant o Wted , , an
..,,,-
Agee.% Irt NO . - York, .to;-.ttir .4 i. • 644'4.4 - . 1
Jena highly -ptiiel Essoace or Life. `, his 'morel • •
derful agent will restore Alannood folheilritisV.vr l
.014.ticroa oonati,ttiNgAtilin Nu, Weeks ;Atirkit.:..
11aftrecerfilingleirWed-Instruetfotts,'falintele ..
• - I,ll Weeatiii s "Xtde.4togviqotkniVtaWt Altolgaji.l
!be ;alien ciif eiraboirtlb merry, as it meela are
permangstg vEinstens,,ln , every: Case; is oertaft.' , . •
: Dr:Rico:Ws ,Y.smnee of -1,1,r. ii Goldin asses,
iritliligridifructtoril 'ld ' ue d at 113;:or four
-.quantities tn•noe for 311, and wel be Dent tcrany
...
part, carefully-patted, on racSof remittance .
,to.iiis accredited age 1 ,:".. VA r` " n eer
sierscipt of font stamp '
5..,.. I 1 BO l'i •
Of Brno ria it, one , ebt mer s tot.Broafkir,ltri_ .
..,$. Y ., Sole agent for I.liiitti 8 !Ft!. : ,--;?. ;•••;.' .; •
• < riep2o:3ind • Air.e •'•, -or. :. ....."0, .!‘,.;,.
rte:iftlt47. -
vcdee of
anepliryontaaivea with HOLLOW-ADS
PILLS AND The Pills. purify
the blood and strengthen' the stomach, - whim
the Ointment - removes. , all., pain, and rat
vents pit marks. the reader at_ this
. 4 notlee' , cannot gek a 'box villa or ointment
from the drug store in hie, place, let - blm,_writa
to me , ltO Maiden Sallie, - ettchlairieWso
.32101;1a, and 1 V 7111112511 a box - free' of eamems;
ilffanyAnders will not keep my medicine s
antsallett4prelUUßL make at much piodt 'on
Ittharberape* d 5, Gents,' 83 eenDa, and
1644eiyerbea pit; - sep2l.l.trii
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Silver and biaing:ilatera., _
,
/kiml muuftinAsal.of
S k d hk r k' & P.. ai T le Ar k klardWarep.
ju64jd ItreiBURGH.
• DEVeiSiDallagligrELESDDitlitiL
,
I BEE hilleVlt haltd alargaafook of Drugs
aralliediehles, embractag artislee-ir
'kept in a flzat•elasa Drug Store, together , Alt& •
Pants, Weiland Dye Stutib Patent Medielnen •
at all &Dalai Toilet Sono and Perfumery; Bair,
Tooth end Nail Brushes;,- , rTruisea,- Supporters'
and Shoulder Braces, In the greatest variety
Tama Waters of all kinda; enparior Ruppee _
Saar and - Tama° Carbon oily Prime Potash
'and Sods ay:o7_ll°llnd of * bloc **warrant.'
edi
medle_knaopposes;,Thaaaa.llial & Co.", Par
Rye aoristatitry. on Sand, at
' '•••
Denier ) h6=Diamond and r -
_ Comer Ms lilamnndi!i*A.
eePVITWIIi " _72'" •
Simi TI S.
. I * . E dig " ,
: - SUMPTIVE SUFFERERS iitif tool - Aft - in. 7"
ftiva l oolCilireseriSioll for the -- cure
and ;Lung asactions,-.lfrep of ahnrgo,) ttimoo l .l;;7,
leg your adcimsto-. • I -
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, eura v,EN-Biza l im- Udel l rapiditkis.
t , , the lu . p!N
shade ,
iiiI;4I . 3I4AZIAIT_
that may
„bramareal,ne . ...lth=aar a W, mut
or ant& =" ll4 p r i g! . 50 maw
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the
best. heir
°anti * , '
rmiremt, -fronzas 7,-
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pnitiiiind - ;Meru Viti*.litaintinike _2l
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itinve,rontion- two'lgentleniew
tdida - Intluiltun.:Une4 of nroap-I;how:Sitinpitl9S l
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taisktintn' t ir qine.!z. - N6lo4l!dotiters.; . ,,
appeal, tolti/fdtiiotlOffivealtftellinlistnlft
rat weimndroLboefot $ lO2 " .
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ii a jbwserous disease; ,bi:o-'l4O-I:ntivTobisiv,
reneturamwmftt wlime,'And robbed - or:
it s terrors,
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y not wan it or:to-morrow, no
fe )ii whod.,,butarinedwith thit . linino42l. 4 W , i4"
are nren a p ed, let
.snifdereinftt s battik.
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sold by 'moortlioult
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veopootable
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, - .:5 1,4 190E55-),,suitsgreaticriteh r thiklaii a
the diticovericefor net hurt half . L
slentlai.Atithth.r Tim resped-4144.1.hitor'mtph
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