sne t u t ;
` 4 " 4 4. mule
Sam
,(PIN'S
'CQN
MIE
all work fe w.
anY4e*li
• .) 4t.1
10
and everyudi ks . ,
and Retail.
sep27 7 z•,
v v .
AS
Goo s, p
arge ,
P **/#O4. •
_P ri uraheafts NOT
l'OT4fl4 - 11Ortg 3
New Poplins,
New 'Obintses,
New Alpacas,
Nevi
Kew Merinos,
New Moak§ and
In addition to a t
DOMES
HI7QiIS
CO2I
~CONSICIWE
I
We Mire redo
CARPETS,
OIL O
VD'
And general 'stook of
giving out 04Uinters
14 ariPiti,falitafford,
W.F ARTAND
Next House to
sep29
41 r ,- 51 ?.
Hundrell --of: Plbrig
redemption - by not C.
first. Be= - has' -for •`-
ed attention-lir
in watch' be bas cured'
and cases: Hie reme.
terruption of business i
13 l'itge-64DkraBrOwn, fsi
his office ) No. BO Smi
morning until 9 atnigh
resident oy Pittsburgh •
O "TrllArtferato..
•
t0..5.8A7!.977p771
► BBO,B.L'PlArt
meet of these unrivall • .
sold at 4 Wootton of fr
dollarsieial Aiwa facto :
style of Piano...:Testuo.'
'roalbmg, gitraioich as .1
some Ortheloost (Tans
teuretn theTdetara
gratis. --, • • '0
sep2o - •
R
Eorivxvio - „
o f
4,o4Ess ;oo
grein 0614
log parviipied,bednr
ed to eaktittingtitmt
see,
, . .
~~r 7 :K.r~,ti►
nom.._
B. ..4glianjuld-!:1121
oneli ell*Bltteiriejit to
of Iwo diteeLiiiiittififillffs
dresirtOUS - tt;:zW4 R.
• sep2o:/td
vixmoinvvrjc
Jcll4 4 offtikbEt• keeling ,
the -DihntotteiWeigh
EVENTIthai Sept: 29tht,
nent Whitten; will be p
meettnr'y -
PITIVIVE•00, PT. WAYN/S & 0810A410 R. 00.
.9A , Akia.OF T STARSTART,
.PH4 . 8001200, P - .44 - Se ember Ltda. ),
Dvimmut.....ny I Raga or. Irma.
1304511. OF DIA to s lt,S, the Presiderif
of Ulla - 1 0-antipany --haa th day deolared a divi—
dend of 2X„ per anat. an the eapitaliftelrior the
third quarter, ending L .30th last, payable
(free of Government tmir , wand after the 17th
of October proximo, at office of the Com
pany, in this City, and at- a Transfer Agency,
W 0% - KA:111;er a. No. &2 Wail Arco,
Ne ffl
to the- eteekho are as registerM at
the g ive oor.a. Ti • Transfer hooki of
the COlnliMly will.olote a 2 P. on the fat
day of - colober, & remain alined until the miff. ' W. Ti. BARNES;
soiattriti"' illemptary.
5 ~i ; f .i..-, ) At -4 .:. , • - 6 --. ... -,
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COMMON 41ERCHANTa • RCHASINCARNI
palNraniiii, Cheese, . ea andliraita- •
Fruits; and-au Ps Pitilditiitii:ly;
OrdersAlle-44Pa11-raerll 4 bieF kittisbil*
aufgrAtiaß49l44P- .k
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7 .. " .
slitootkoo,itreseatod.for your
. .notiosAt ths .
rifr 1:31,..tr) • 7 ,".
IURGIUTHEATRE
iu#~e~eibw
Boot and Shoefoilotte:
hprio world that at
FT fLia,
Stroxit s '• '—•
dnd`sold'Pfiesper,tLYn
tviisldßoaattlfaf , Stiopo :for
...$.;::*:::::. - i'i
'4 -i - fit •• •
: 14 P re M °l4l ".
t sioor to - ttso Eipreas Office,
" • P ENI N 41141. A
d well•auolted Steak - tit-DRY
• slue the late dieline In
fea ns to OtiOL4 adPantagea to'.
' e
BE aftTAIRED IN ANY.
'1
and_,
and figured.
/Pi/Wilmot Us * Substitute for'
It is a matter of intone consideration among
our cousins across the brine whether petroleum
could not be successfully used as a subatitute
foe coal on board steamships. There are many
arguments - hrotight up in favor of the former,
and if wej edge from the present state of affairs,
a great 'many capitalists are fayor , the
change. The English , papera vie* the matter ;
favorably, and it is.prehable that thitteritorprUe
11 e.a{looeaefuliiithe end, Auoh English paper
this-head "Adinitting that-hir OOM"-
inon_purPoser the present price of petieleriM
modem it Incapable of competing with coat as I
stea utlimirthereareanany items which add - - -to
the price of coal for isgreetoookpitteamer which
must be taken into muulderation.- The first
price here is a very small part of the matter
-It is a subject of great importance, and should
not lightlyle shirred over." /t enumerates the
many diffloultus to be encountered by captains
of vessels in procuring coal, and plainly shows
that in the end the price of coal far surpasses
that of petroleum. 'lt likewise complains of the
delays which steamships are obliged to make
while stopping for coal, compelling vessels to
deviate Widely from the. beat tracts to the neces.
vary coaling stations, se. that steamships are
obliged to lon ten or twelve days in this man
ner. .ffatinst•cffal it also places the army of
stokers ruplirect, the Witty 'Vents the engines
the Weide of fuel in, tlui heavy smoke,, and thti
great...gpaio lost for merahandiee by the size. of
the coaibunkere. The writer, a man of o.xtraft•
rianceqlsielY believes that petroleum will thus
be the means of fully developing steam naviga
tion. Re says: "It certainly irthe proper steam
fuel. It mut be kept'-fn otureentatant 5=1611401-
-est idea the heat taken to the boiler, the grade
kept cool, alai an. eaters of oxygen admitted be
tween the ban." Re advocates forcibly the use
of petroleum for many other reasons, and thinks
that in many other respects : it is far preferable
to coal. /f thhiprejear . wernput in to execution
nu doubt we could derive innumerable benefits
therefrom. The sale Of petroleum would be on
the Increase, aid atuithcr ample field of com
merce would open before us which would ren
der the petrolertni trade the Most lucrative and
exterudye la the world. The coal trade would
not lose much by the etuuge, attAiiii foundries
would still continue to nut coal; and no 'doubt
private families woulffprefer coal to petroleum
aca,11.4414,:;._,
and plain.
luew and beautiful styles
every color.
Shawls,
C GOODS
& HACK F,
Alarker. and iritth.
'CZ OF THE
IN GOLD,.
the plan of tour
OMB,
iNDOW SHADES.)
oda, on the . prinelple of
all the advantages the
COLLINS
;
i • - 73 Plll.# Street,
9. 81 Office, second door
-II are, ruined 'beyond on Dr. Brown at
enty-two year conflii•
of a certain elm,
I. • leas than fifty; stlinn
• are mlid, And alai
r app li ed to in the early
vozukant attendaneent
,eld. Street, from 8 In the
Dr. Drown is an old
d mends no' rnfereneea.
I :10 2 47 0z
.„..
, linleitile.—AliNnlarcase of 'Wld° occurred
CM Tuesday evening in the . gliventit Ward. It
appears : hat•a :man itainadrlienry Oalmust -a
cabinetmaker by trade, had been on a agree for
several days, ood Oa Tuesdae4marked to his,
wife that bewail going totakeesaaithing to pat
• ham tokleePao that he would notbother her for
, •sarnettoiff , He left the /ledge; but ihnitly af.
, `ierWi ' telari3liirned and procured , a tumbler: He
Ithen erebbedi3a
. , le/42 chop, W4leb is in theaame
dot, 'aim "%girdle 'there 'he ices obSenieel ' by - the
cnildren drinking somethingirep the tumbler.
2 ,9/ 1 Paining SethehOuhe hthhador,gadd-hyp to,i
fails wife and children tuutiben went out into
the yard ned.hiiiidein. in Mellows,. of. a• few •
momentsheliegan to vonttpWheretipluOdswife
sent for Dr. thick. Wile:Was promptly of the
spot; butiturexaminstitin; fie said that it
. was
;too late, and shortly afterwards the uniertunate
an breathed his Iliat. tin examining the tum.
"Kier the doctor eiPrelemilde.opLubsn ilMt the
mixture drank was arsenic and corn meal. (Jul.r taus was sixty-four yearsof-age and was the fa
ther of nine children. '.
An Inquest was held on the body yesterday by
Alderman Donaldson, amithe jury - returned a
Verdict of death ty poison.
!05,,-XIAINES:
IS.'-k ol- i c e rdlty l i g li
De
!'m. fitp.to peven
• nials af excellence On/
to
G. Setter Alta !writ
t professo se rs - lot& Matt-
;Ifoonbirs, t, by moil
I" '43 Fiftb.strett.
3 , Ong.;
.
1; • . I , Att. - s Mts.
D 9 = parohased at tho s l
d °Air Itcrmeetios
the rlas, I sm.wepar.
es.. LatUes, eallaud
• .LI'NO.RI3 '
96 , darket street,
sth lit. Dlkrieftgri. ,2 :
aniummears
eugraidnor_ozaaaa,
alkAar laszoorarron
, y4iddriss, 0 „melt .
:A4M ag oi L O., A
rty at., • New York.
• LLY—THESE
I.f. the Deteoerl4_ in
k s e ven THIIRSDAT
o'clock. Ea&
-et and address the
I: sep29 •
Des.s,oer Arreitiett:--Our readers wUi re
member . I+4 'mob of the notorious desert.
er Toni Whittaker, which we N noticed a
short time Ago{ Philo he was being _Conveyed
-team this city to Nashville to rejoin his regi
ment. Wt4tairei, as.pstuil,Maile.hisMay lishk
to this city. on Tuesday night special officer J.
B. Sarber, ofProvoetMarshal niter's °Moe,
flaying obtained information- that he was at the
house of a relative above PApatown,immediately,
„flatted the locality and succeeded in arresting
him. .Whittaker wasprovided with a large dirk
Intif‘tvialch he had secreted in his coat sleeve,
.but madeno attempt ts use it. OBICer Sarber
has irreThWilitiliiiiiticer-sixilltrerest times, but
he has alwiss manage:lto escape before reahing ;
his regiment, ;
Democratic' nee Committee of the
Fourth Ward, Flttsburght . • -
Martin Connolly s ' 'Win. J. Anderson.
Columblm;Weil B. D. Marker
._Albert - Gincitnei • Henry McMullen ,
'Copt. MOM Roma., -Arthur O'Desry
• Robe* faftel 3 - i jib •ra. Bath* ••• -
iugh Denning L.Glosenkomp
Victor Gochwind alivis
Joseph D. Richards Main Brookme
F. yer
MOW Coyle
-Charles Meltrkle
allsn'ter
.Tosepti O'Brihn
Jninet-D.Velmer . • Jamesßurxiing
Moltalukir4 • it
•
_John Mearnay Wm. O'Rourke •
Samuel. Mengrave Bernard. (Jon
JarameDanatopl - John' MeStuine =
The meMliein llilitkiiiipUifec will meet at
tho Pubila , Salleel Rouse this rl'hwaday) eve
ning at '134 eoloolC. - • • •'•-• ' •
eTllled Italinots.—East
any auceeed*, infilling itnquottAfflougit they
had to sntmunat more inintleitlhere than
in any ot : th minty. 2 - /satie thyttli k utna
quota was iirtliutfo ' lindOniteitheatet multilane
no. bounty bond; so MO vyery. inan had ro hand
over Mir MbeeitntiOn ;144:
Or. l two' hundred &Ilia' .withcnitlayrholies -of
reboveringi any pert ofids aoney, fat the en
lzena are now quite gratified with theiranaea,
and are frieriptil aypreitaini*r4iidelymii
draft . ; -
nreitjed;ll44l.—it appeals that'
have beim drafted - in some canes have to failed
retoort'at the time in their notteie.
itrday out ot sop) EltylnitO*l44ll*
him, not num .
4We fiaderelinikibt Whccerebereofter - 411,,
qtient
win
flat - 14 A1.e eihatttittee after
being end. iweettir taien,wilr:tharefair
eonetio - lhefi'aihrt beion h4rid
. •
tto - ; 0144, earner
ithaii!.49l4tbliielty taSinortuytt i 1 vatif-witt .
taken b bahl ' *I ) tt 4l t thR
,slCes...arthiegigem IL 1 03-
JI
tJk 4 • but swag -
OnWof thislatiefr was a weassafiess South Oar
°Wm mid this/11w was =alas.
~ rr
"A 47
T"'!" -
S 'MT , - glfilB -7-- Mrt ' -
. ~..., - ,74 „, 4 .. --- -• •-•-‘i.-,-;,.,..,,---.-----..0.?;,...-ci,..,ma.--.,.....!„- te..1.6103.,-4.64iiiiii.+lll4l6iiii4ll,iiio
i- ittr , - 15..as Ar,..ityorN:kt,_..iihrgi*,-4,.... Waken- -.--- •,. .-
,-_-' . :i. , t r, , „._, „,„,.. I I at the feetlit-rreme.., etreetftiii t he U ar, —L'_• l " T. ' - '
yr 1 .
.. -
1 : :: fel;3 7 .7., :.1 ',,,:,: . i: +.:!0 slicif4about Alia-06i; teei,,& - itis,— ott. old
"
- ,-,.• Pint:tun out. kiiiiiimilik net settoihiat lest
' traltitiatira-Untastrifila ' -- - 1 •` '-4. , e -- -- , •
AD - - - ~- - —: . - at 14, las** to• the reiuml $Dr . Gortator: '' Rotuma li'ightinif althiNmeatr''
inmohLitlit. i i ktrElf,...*ll:4,:' 01a.q'reik' ifr' 'Nee to ir,c that' they will not perpetrate soh - -,... , • -
page She, : New 'Lott eitvOilii,lfa: I State
,iinother fraintiiinniycin. - " , 1. , "- * =• ` NAsavillai-88Ftwnbern—skinnish
, igralmegria L . pF . juyr a[j iii - ij0., , -. -.kite tiemoist - ii of the Fourth "ward, city of ing ivilk • Oe 'r e b 4 lbreil under F°iTert
_ No c .
a 341/Atilikesti.litewltork'frittliiirsoan- Pittsburg,' will ratio hickory - IMIP, thie-iliiiS, - t,.. 1-I" , e° ,,.. itl j th , l tt, 'jell aa1,..,8°-,n,sBeYY_t:r6l,/-1
tri o. stab Advegter l - unige , And :friinhiatir. ternoon, between foni indllre &cloak, it'tile ini u'L b wUAlau'll fro m . '''" N ''' , . o ' 4 " "Rmbl",•••'
thaw fartykeatelestrigma, - ~. ...;,, ii , • f oot or '.i rv i lii stmt. T urn out D emoerati of vanced, arid holds his position and the .
1
town • up to 7 o'clock P. br. to-day. The
110 Ftellr.th Want, to raise the good old emblem
of Milli • enemy advanced his skirmish.luie to
within a half a mile of ours. We will
probably advance our lines and attack
in tbemornihg. Our losain to-day'sdglit,l
lag will not exceed elititimen. '1
Prisoners haie Veen captured in Mar
shal
county imi their way to Mceinalit--_,
ville t with dispatches for Cen•o Gordo
Williams, who was to, unite with Forrest
which state that Forrest has ttirehty
Oeces of..iirtillery and abilidasetren thou- . 1
sands men. Six reguilatits•werereport,--r
eti sent him - from 'WheelMt forte. ' 1
Gen. Rousseau; by-a!'zstrategie move. I
(
meat, Invited • attack - .from the rebel 1
' commander, but he did not respond.
' The telegraph is in working order to
Pulaski 4 ,,- ._ft is iinVored at Chattanooga
that two trains were-captured on, Mon
day by a rebel into at Big Shanty on
the Chajtanoogri Ballitincic. An officer
just from the front, eihffirms this state
ment. • '•••f• . -1- '
A grand torchlig4procession hihonor
of Lincoln and Johnson, by the Ciarliiin
residents of Nashville; took pluck to
nighttzheadild ).:isr.via*A . : k i - regiment New
'Poi- - „,;,,.. l i, vo ~ : „:„.4k, who have re
e. i ' ";•;-,-, ~ ... If - - ..% banners and
tra ,\ ' .'". - -'f'; :3 ':hibited. The
proc:" 11 ,- . , :: 4 4.,. - --.'fp the Capitol,
where e: • )••••-F-' • ( ;soriMade' a forcible
and patricitiolobioli,ln ihe Repremmti
tive Hall. • -, •
. _
(Jul. .1. L. Donaldson, Chief Quarter
master of the Department of the Cumber- v
land;dias orranized the entire fqrce- of
the Cittarterniasterpbparp4otufnunt
ing to over 7,000 men,Anto - companies
and eight regiments. Arms and!man
nition have been furnished Mira. They
are in readiness at a moment's notice to
co-operate with the regular troop ylten
ever occasioned - by request: Greiititaise
is due the chief of this Department for
energy and zeal displayed in bringin
into actloh this effectual e branch of-the g
service. The 1734 and 1713thsghlo-liuti
i 4
dred days' inen.have arrived n daft city,:
also °apt; Mow, A. A. G. on the itaffsi •
General Granger and will be-ordiiiiii*
the Potomac en the istalf,,pf gehliiiiiilliz
, "--" , 1-;.. - -i•s' _--;:7:-.•,./
4rWi. . 4l"l44 o2.,.__i t tc 4 Ver*rtValtolits
' ObrualiondooPiss. .
Li RICE
IlliatsDAY IliO*4M MS. 29, 1
Dieetthp win brilaeld at thialelletvp:ietimes
and places: - ,a- - • :- . .; '.. -:-i . --, -
SHARDE",./llmmipmnnlipp, on THURSDAY,
„8M& 29th at 7 p. m.
• ~.... ,
1 :SARVER'S EOTEti, 'Metaitildleaa towitahtp,
. 1 : 410 . 13 5DA140.1 . 4h; at m. '
JOHNENP*S iii4l.TiMN, lilleghezty Valley
Raft Roadon FRIDAE, Sept: 30th, at 7P. M.
BOYD'S TA:papitom Waatitn&nPikegzt
SAftditalte4l. lit, at 2' ii . T . ll - . - -:-
TEMPEIyaiILE, on SATURDAY,
Oat. iat, at 7c,lc
~,..
MA.NO; on SATURDit,' thk: fie,
at 7 P. M.
MCiNROEVILLE, Patten township, on
MONDAY, Oat. 3d, at 2 P. Et- -
NEW TEXAS, Plum Tow#Bl4, MONDAY
Vat. 84, at
teeky'
1510NOAY, Oetr - akatgii P. X.
eitwillbie•P at
the seveno inix fn Mr. respecovemetricts
With •
fera
B 9 orderof the
cpiltittlTTlKE ON ALEEnNGS.
. -
- , Important. Order.—The 'Provoit. Marshal
General. Mei issued the following order: The
Navy Department havingissued•oideM , this day
that substitutes will not be enlistel,in the nary
except they be — seamen or Bremen, hereafter all.
substitutes, with these exceptions, for enrolled
_.
or drafted - men must be mastered into the em , , ,, ..
,
4. ; .112t14)44#t Col. Rose.—Colodel Thomas E.
Z tri nf*"
, 7
C ott 37th regiment, - aril.
f: Ighleit:yi4 4 tEprdtty, front .A.tlanta, , *-
eigeiieclie4hoitswice Cii the purpose .44
htfal n
recruiting ll's . ;The Colonel has pro w ed.
himself a brae : ...' ' ant °Marg., and will be
warmly rece.lved4 " ' friends l!
, • ~ - -
PlO-1110.—The ple-nia to be held at Iron City
-Park by the St. Vincent de Paul society forthe
benefit otthe poor,iruld annotumed
foriaettiturday, was netmesarily postponed on
accounrof the feu) weather which ptevailed in
the forenoon of Slat day. It Will certainly be
held on the first of rrettober, when all those who
have heretofore ao generously omoted Me
tereete of that charitable society pr are Invited tin
o,
attend. Admission tickets only ten Genre.
•
_ -
That BLsokiiirry is of the utmost value in all
oases of Dysentery, Diarrhoea and disorders of
the bowels, phyakdani and the public generally
we well aware from experience. An elegant
and concentrated preparation is soli under the
name of Dixon's Aromatic Blackberry Carmine.-
tire, prepared by kir. W. F. -, Davidson, of Oixt
cilinati, which we advise all needing a remedy
„to obtain, as it is as simple as the fruit Itself, as
pleasant, and an unfailing cure.
Notlee.—A grand Democratic meeting will
be held at Port Perry-on n ext Saturday eve
ning. Prominent speakers from all parts of the
county will be in attendance, and a line brass
band Wilf enliyen the occasion with patriotic
musts. All Democrats are invited to attend.
529-8 t
Dry Goons.— J. Lyncrh,96 Market street,
haajust received h fall stock of dry goods, and
is enabled to dispose of them at a great reduc
tion lu price, In consequence of the recent fall
of gold. Ladies will find It much to their ad
vantage to pay him a visit.
Notice.—There will be a public meeting of
the Keystone /Rolliellan Club, on Friday eve
ping in. Eashillimingham. some of our.most
- pmminitit spealeeli will be present, among the
rest Col. Sweitzer, Dr. Kerr and Joim. Roth,
eggs. A large attendance is requested.
Cloaks, circulars and sacks, in black, brown
and drab. French beaver and melting cloth from
OA to $25,00, at Gardner & &tauten., 82 Mar
ket street.---
Building Lots —See advertisement in an•
other column of rural building lots, to be sold
at public sale October Bth.
•
011 Stocks,—'F is evening at 8 o'clock, at
111e0lelland's Auction Rooms, will be sold a list
of valuable oil stocks.
17 mberellas - Insured —By purobaslit9
Foote's Umbrella Look Stand for sale by Win
Sumner &Up., No. 25 Fifth treet .
ROLL A.BAUGH—On Wednesday evening,
Sept. 28th, arSti o'clock, Mta. alarm JAN;
wife of WM. Eloci.ensmoti, in the Vet year of
,her age.
The - funeral will take place on Friday, at the
hour bf 10oclock, from the residence of her fa
ther. Robert Ellis, corner of Sutler and Ewatt
streets, Lawrenceville.
/08XPB ILITILE
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
KLA.NUFACYTITIF.ES OF
PLAIN AND F'AINCY
WAREHOUSE,
153 SMITHFLEDD, AND 31.9 PENN St.
Between eth at., and Virgin alley.
WHEELER . WlLStm,s
ST Pft
SEWING MACHINES
Over , 160,0 n; rf th Machin have
already been sold.
Over 6.000 are in use in P Asburgh
and Vicinity.
"The Sale of these inimitable Machines is
greater than all others combined.
lib tine should buy a Sewing Machine
until they have examined and tested the
Wheeler & Wilson.
They are warranted for three years.
lust - ration Free.
sir -Salesroom, No.= FIFTH STREET. , -
WM. SUMNER & 00., Agents.
sepl3:d.kw
90TH SPWEANNUAL
OF THE
.
12,230,000 00
ASSETS, JULY, 1884.
Mask
State Stocks
:Bearltstite, (Ilninaumbered,),
Mortgnke Bonds,
Raillrbsa Securities,..
tirdtedStates Stocks,
Bank Stocks,
Sitscnallar-cous Stocks,
1
Gross
$ 3,401,538 56
LESS LIABILITIES:
Loses, ( Adjusted,- unadjusted and
hot du,)
Net •
$ a,273;5116
glli - filo,ooo to $50,000 taken on a single risk.
Fire and Wand Navigation and transports.
- tins Maks accepted at tetras consistent with
Solvency and fair profit. Losses equitably ad.
4ustedtuid promptly paid at this Agency.
Appllisations fol. Insurance Solicited.
POLICIES ISSUED WITHOUT DELAY,
and all business attended to with fidelity and
dispatch, by A. A. OAURIERss BRO.,
Agents.
. visonica LANDS.
I ortrori ." OVER sa,ooo
Tanning, Grazing and Timber Lands,
ra iotwvitiing in , 4th. from IN to 476 acres; ia
Payette county:- These la nd s are near UNION:
TOWN, wiser-hours , ride from the
city, by theflonnellsville Railroad. The region
L unicirpeoetfor healthfulness, and fa natural
beauty of asminery.- Some or Atte-F lands
are well Improved: On the Timber land to
Oak Bock
and Oak, Poplar and Chesnut abound,
emPle water power.' - t`
sm
esto par a arms looking for. di'armilmay Laves choice
ofand nearly'llM,
cre. & s pices varying- from alt 44 ilk
APPIF 'kr
i l „I s :: P r i l kern4/4146,13 Agent, ,
septa 69 Fourth street, (Burke's Bulkling,)
"fr
Further News. frOtekttErVatkiVt
NEw Yon]; filfijitesuber
aid's Haunt :Sacksott pOrrelltiortdent og
the 24elZ-says3; Althri,„2,4„„ eidr
conWrible fighting SYtieel Mid,
cheater, still there has beerkfilothlog-in
the way of a regular hattWAP-aitYthilfit
approximating-the &don of Monday
last. The cacresef artillery, flags, &e.,.
at Fisher's-' Hvere made more by the
great rapidtypf our , movements, and by
accurate mandauctring, than by the force
of battle. To-day we are still moving
on the enemy, who are retiring. Our
cavalry is doine nobly. - 13_e,yonli doubt,
Early is now doing everything he can to
get out of our reach, and should an en
gagement ensue to-day or re-morrow ! it
will be because we have forced himin
to it. Every ,berur addi more and more
prisoners to our already immenee num,
ber.
The Herald%t Harper'? Ferry core : spondent of the 26th says : General
Sheridan fully expected Gen. Torbert
to intercept and capture Early's whole
army, but it seems he eaoctuktered a di
vision of reinforcements hurrying to
- join Early, and was engaged with them
all day, and with his bands full at that.
Had it not been for this, General Early's
whole command would have 'been ine
vitably captured.
A World's correspondent with Sheri,-
dan says : Our loss in killed and woun
ded at Fisher's Hilt will not exceed two
hunched. Thus was Lee's right arm in
the Valley broken, and the victory an
almost bloodless one.
.swinoair Itzrisu
Prrrs InUi
Latest from Now prlognia.
NEW ropx, Sept. 20 . .--The steamer
"Magenta'%from New Orleans on the
`2lst has arrived. The steamers "Crom
well," "Simms" -and "Vida," were to
sail for New York on the 24th.. The
steamship "Commander." which left
New York on the 3d, had not arrived.
Some uneasiness was felt in conse
quence. The gunboat "Selma," from
Mobile, arrived at this pea on the 21st.
'The rams "Tuscaloosa" and "Nash_
vile," it is reported, have gone to Mont
gomery, Alabama, but the report is not
credited. It is believed they had
. gope
up Spanish river to geeti neareipcisifion
to Mobile. he steamer "Gertrude,"
laden with T cattle and Commissary
stores, two hundred sacks, iand , i filty
bales of cotton, sunk at College Point,
on the Mississippi- river on the 4 20th:
Five passengers were missing. The
bodies of two ladies wererrecovered.
An official announcemeneof Gevonior
Hahn gives the total Vote-Cast for and
against the new constitution„ 'aggregat -
ing 6,836 for it and 1,566 against it. The
Governor's Proclamation declares the
constitution henceforth. ordained and
t,stablislied as the law of Louisiana.
Cotton is at a stand - still. Provisions
and produce are extremely doll. A fire
at:Baton Range' on the 21st 'destroyed a j
block olbuildings.
Repulse of Gee. Forrest.
WABITINGTON, September 28.--The
Republican has issued an.extra contain
ing the following important intelligence
-We learn officially that tike advance of
'the rebel General Forrest has been sud
denly checked at Pulaski, Tenn., to
which point northward ho pushed after
destroying the railroad bridge over Elk
River.
A dispatch received by the government
this morning, containing the latest re
port frcim Sheridan, announeee his - ar
rival at Harrisonburg on Monday,. and
his intention to follow up the pursuit of
Early, who was hastening toward Stalin,
ton, with the shattered fragments of his
defeated and, demoralized army. Every
attempt of Early to take advantage of
the gaps in.the Blue 'Ridge: mountains
to annoy Sheridan's rear• has been de
feated.
....8 190(295 88
- 550,390 00
... 87,903 78
37C5M 00
.... 546,1735
0 00 0 560,005 00
1 , 099 ,110
~.. 23,489 50
On Saturday Torbert's cavalry mef'
the rebel cavalry near Luray Court
House. After a spirited fight of several
hours, Torbert routed them, with the
loss of several hundred killed, wounded
and prisoners. The rebels were com
manded by General 'Wickham. The
rebels retreated up the valley.
On Saturday our cavalry effected ..a
junction - with Sheridan's .ipfentry -fear
Newliarket.
128,308 62
How Early's Defeat Effects Lee .
Nnw Youk, September 28.—TheHer
aid's. City Point correspondent of the
26th, says: Early's defeat in the Val-.
ley has produced. great uneasiness in
the army immediately oppoisite to
are_
looked
results of great importance arc
looked for within a- fe w days. - That
Lee" is " getting -ready for some nit* ,
'movement is you evident. During the
past few nights our , troops .isti the - front
line could hear the' noise of trains and
1 artillery' in MoUon:';Lne-iii `doubtless: .
1 working 0)0 pulp... iktetinids aghast
at the- prospect of- Sheridan's driving
iDarlrbeyendihnpiniiibillitistif. holding_
the Central :Road; - `the one leading Ite
Alye
-Lynchburg from Richmontk:nnd
I,ll'dnitiacti hillisillita 7 atOnd.„g r e ' f,tir.
. git Alb ,toz belible to" deft -a
f toleinforce and rally .. ..,,,
doandemoralized army from the Shenan
.
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B.II3XIONTIP , i ziA {OAT: . ;"-1
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From tho.O.V.Mypfihkrotemio.
. ;
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movement,
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-
'crow the Sikkeianileet*ilhiy
MAINE ELECTION . RETURNS,
Arrival of the Moamar Asl:
Late New York City Items
Decline• In the Gold Marko
Now Your, Sept. 28.--The steamer
Asia, from Liverpool on the 17th, has
arrived.
The London Globe says: The Frani*
Government papers 4onsider thtitAti,
prospects of Gen. McCle ll an fdr •Itef
Presidency are secure in the future:—
The London News sayer'. Thirty 01111 ,
be no cordiality , ih the future relatida%
between the United Slates and - France
if McClellan is electedito the Presiden:
cy, he being known as a strong twill-UP'
perialist.
The London Hercarl,ialladiag
coming Olectibn, soya:,benefit that
negotiations -intuit 11-
failed. Wiibor! ,", ,
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- A, 7: • ; • •
Li tgAr&C . * . • WS* A d ikbrOt 'US
'l** op endlonk h etitunatittitl
manufacture of the Atlantic tel
egraph cable. , •
The London .7Vnies a4ures the Ans
grabens who talk of separating from
England and says their charges am that
England hai not been allowed to indulge
her taste for military gloty: The Times
then proceeds to show the Austiiilians
that had England gone to war with Rus
sia on the account of Po land, 'trouble
and disaster might lave fallen, upon.
them. Russia" erpking. an &all:Teak,
had all her Admirals on the Atlantic and
Pacific coasta,.instructed to leave their
respective pieta by differtnt routes for
,a common rendezvous, as ertained to be
mid ocean. The fleet 'tuns assembled
was to hold itsel(.. in readiness, and bear
down upon the Anetpthancolonies.
! EISADQI74ITTIREI Artxtv or THE POTO
MAC, Sept. 28.—Quiet still prevails •in
front of Petersburg, broken only by the
usual picket firing and occasional artil
lery duels, the effect of which is to con
sume a large quantity ofi powder. A
good deal of heavy firing was heard yes
terday and to-day in the direction of
James river, and is supposed to be from
the gunboats.
_ A large body of rebel cavalry is re
ported this afternoon to bell moving on
our left. If so, their object has not yet
been developed. Three spins were ar
rested yesterday within our lines, and
evidence has been obtaino which is
said to be strong enough to convict
them. Two citizens have also been•ar
rested on the charge of giving aid and
comfort to the rebels.
An order has been issued !It' hat alms
who have served three years may be
mustered out of the "le time .du
ring whi. ' served as
privates
" NEW Y
bune's Rat .—A Tri
indent of
Pie 27th, E is of the
surprise of oiler's Rill
may be imagined from the fa i t •that the
'gluts captured_ were- all loa d to the
muzzle with grape and caniuster, ;but;
Gook's chigge was so bilpeinoultl'aud"
ft
rap' that the rebels did not time• to
disauirge them. - The losses the reb
els in the recent tight, as re 'Orted by
government
- the facts, are as 'follows: rrived at
Harper's Ferry, including 2011 officers;::
8,100; wounded at Winchester ; - 2;200;
captured between Fisher ' s tHill and
Woodstock, 2,200; wounded, darried off
by the rebels, estimated at 1,1111); wound.t,,
oat roadside houses, estima at 1, 27.
600;11118d sad wounded by ' i , alry hi'
Lray Palley, 330. Total, 10, 50.
N Ye-
.EW YORK, September 28,-Heraki's
,
correspoident- with the 10th'4orPS Otto
sap) that the movementa of tge enemy
are full of promise; - uneasine4tia Mont
fest in all their movementa:, i hep aye
ciftainly getting remly.for a ovement
of some kind," perhaps to fail back to
r r
Wit , Creek, the first of their 'nee bet
itlian Petersburg and Riehmo d. The
reasozrondchrbtedly is that G tia being
',.,500 strongly reinforced for the rebels tet
maintain their extended line, flow ovor •
ten miles in length,
. GAR DI NER, Me., Sept. 28., O ffi cial
information from 4M tcrivnii pities,
and plantations, or -nearly M i l l : whole
vote of the State,foot up: Coney (Rep.)
62,888; Howard (Dent) 46,476.1 Majdr-,
ity for Coney 15;918. Last year's vote
i
l fu
in the same towns: Coney, 97,7 9; Brad
bury, 50,232: 'Majority for Co y, 1 , 7,4 . ]
nt4
557. The vote on the co i tional
amendment allowing -the soldier absent
in the field ,to vote, .- stands: favor,
64,480; against 19,127. - ; 1
CONCORD, N. H., ;Re)
preme Court of Ne*
unanimously decided tl
ing bill to be valid and 1
QUithont the signature 01
the veto mesistge "ofilie";
jug been returnedlo(thh,
to re one day- too J ate
er954000e44 , 10
61881,444 i 1441 c
lsth 802 Omen'.
gar, arrived tide =lab!
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firmer. thin -- flioh9fk: 5-pukir 360 j!coys.
pre p eliie6los V 44 44ati*A'slyrci
or three days. It ?veined at 2081 e ...
ifteiwards ttniehlrtgl 2041-; dealt:till-tit
1.20 p, m.-, tid64.l -.'-'4*_`
At 2:30; ti.;•ar1ac43:4144;4*0-1-1
had fallen, put the Prieqlyttn'tolikeil%-:'
A specie) 10 the etinnner;:tal dainii-
Washilagtni4ll4i.jBth, s tskfra: Tie ell
tire "amount titgreenbacks to pay_the !If':
tales has btep-fottauttdeed to, the regi-s
meats. *arty itt.tlitillkiiki s - .4 - :the Poto
macAlit •! * c f -h *:tikg*Siil lll P a y , th e
.bottntip.ufUud entlistaie4mmitiroa.
..:
• liiiiirt7carthire**-YAraTtction sale
'of .6.oelictillieSS'hrtirtiiti
Ali "
f OK I A-.4.- ' 1,4-*lrttif4.3ll:,of moreAutn
Iwo ii .i ;, . - e ten; - compared with rates of • %ilk.- Ktiintilng 34- the.
I rates: -84432, b*:sB:TlfY hieWtsti6aNk:
grate, ' 8 143E 11 860 -; a igi' 62s a Bso l 'aiest , Q
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NilartY VK i gi } 4o.o44 l , notice .
hasbeetAsiteatijiWthiOntita Of lieu ,
York,iiiiri '''3U4a-kofili6,o6;•-•
_full.' ' L.14 - 2 .. f, 4 , ll l tic c . • a;, -- a.-: '...1: - .;. .:
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The Heroes of a IlemlerihBre:
GIffELT IRON.OI,ADS.of
Will Copeetal above:introducing an entire neif
p prog rogramme, no( yet copied by their many ink!
Remember the date. Sept.
%S 28th, 27th, 20th - ttint
tn. •Alasonle UV: . - • • - ••• •
mm
60 cents. ...Dnors, open ak
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commence at b welook.,
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ALLZWIENY -
itrortzlity,o4t.TEKßEzi 20 1 4 11,18ea.' '
Location, itaiairißoist Ots2o !treat
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TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, TR tiilgUAT,
ENID ky- aniIfrATIIIIDAY, SLPT.E9I.:
BER 21; 29 and 30, and
.12.
00TOBER, let, 1864. .
ltweakatniv,.! RIC O-:LION • LOT. •
Adralialon 60 cents. Children under 10 years
ofage, 25 cents., troop ,ppea - gt 2 anal? 01319ak,
P. NO:T=4m* 04rwargANNP640g;
THE SUPERBEIREBB FORTY4tOBBF i ;pit
prukirgo 4 a. r ' •
coottitotioir .
equipage everattactied- lot trayriWgeratation,
ary Exhibition. The, gay anti prancing Steeds,
magnificently caparisoned • -and driven by Illalot
112112AY DEEP, will precede ilia,grand.Cortege.
Jato reaeb, place of. ealdifition; the
.ggnt~ll'cirmed
'Band, under the direction of PRUEM.BS OR
HET. CAN LUDWIG, meallWllllo awakening 'tho miudint manna with eszqutAits harmony.
CFRALLIgfOLOF,. .
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Depiatted izt,the Flrit2 , NaHunat . sanli oIOfti;
china% -1 4U1L - widelt PtOmnkgated,. that we
THE -4160 OtiTnt • C
THE .4 Byagg:;E:puoitTp mum,
And, beyettd tut?: ottgir ,, establiiliment; thgiitost,
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RURAL BUILDING SITES ta-41.U4ZITION.
—The subieribets Win Carer, AVpritillelklitf on
SATIJULUY, OU FOB EX ,Bth, 'at 2; otoloekiL
.m., on the premises (known,. tuillloorialelda
near the first passeng er station j Denny's)On the
'Pennsylvania- railroad, a number of pleasantly
located BUILD/NG.LOTS, le a_ rapidly tin
proving.qtgAnthemr ---- - • - ---•
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eleitY, witiibr.lo4.oliim,-ord-holt.e4
stable, tic. These altra'arci:eliglidf situated.
and In 1411 -Alen , . of nougeolAo o Lane _co:atty.
residences-DOOM && - lotion ' This ' lre affords - an
opportunity for procuring a convenient, com
'tenable, sad 0811 . 841 e Imam i itc near moo:lack
to the elityand - easy le tees' 'at 'Alt - hoursof- the
day. rendering it particularlypleasant.
Au the aceommodatkin trains-on the Pentisyl
vont a railroad atop at this station. . • •
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