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;TORRENCE & MoGARik
L.; , * 5.t • a
Aiotheoarke and' Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic .Dyngs, Medioiaes
and .01ielninaIs, Dye-Stela, P
' Aleabhl; Perfnmeri t &nay Articles
f. `and : Trilei 'Soaps, Sines ant Li-
Totaoeo - Cigars,
Paints, Oils and• Varnishes,
Supporters an d
Braces, Proprietary-
Mediehies, &e„ &o.
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• -1- Titussgs i " TRUSSES!
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* .diitidufasinieidtthg.titalitytet fifslmpror•
iuglu4pg,Ponetautlyon Band
offigzatis, Titish's,. flitter's., ,Ohasehy: 11411 , 2
and all other manufaeturerlis.
• - MVORBEH ratuiring eay peoultail style of :Thin's
.l:kr-When parties deeire Ili we will manqpiature
to oiler' ..
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ABDOMINAL -SUPPORTERS,
:
:ictmifrio STOCKINGS. ,
hiciliAllii-atteeds personally to the ap
plication of Trusses, en, and to-the , treatment
of Rupture.
=ME
PHYSICIAN'S nasatipTrokst'
CiA FOLLY'
uo.upouNDED. Our Pre.
scriPtion Department Is always *charge of an
experienced Phirmcceutuit, and aliarthiles MEd'
to poinpounding prescriptions, are ticketed with
:regntiktu purity, flealiness and strength.
Prescriptions carefully compoulded at all
howa of the night.
DIETETIC & CULINARY ARTICLES.
P4repream or Tartar.
Encash Baking Soda
English Mustard
Gram and Powdered Cloves. Piled.
" Pepper
-Al , Bpice
qthger "
so vinnimou.
Root
Berk,.
~., C awegcrCora Starch,.
Coh'a" Gelatine
Pricelrtityeehne.
Recker's Farina.
• Pure Winer fur Cooking purpogga.
I BurnetVs Cooking Ihitranta
Caralcay Seed.
• Antic Sde d.
' IJoriander §eed,
?dime and r 4 a t et a,
SaLeratoa,•
• Pearl Aah,
Ae.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
Concentrated Lye, Pure Potash,
, !
$- salsa l goda, - Alum, • i
Silver Sand, Batt' Brick.
Tripoli, &c.,. &o.
SUNDRIES.
Hemp Seed, dinary Seed, Rape Seed,
Fish Bone, Ice., he., &e.,
Pittsburgh Agpncy
For all reliable Proprietary Medici/tee, viz
Dr. D. JAYNE'S Expectorant,,
Alterative,
11 t.tarmlnative,
.1 Hair 'foal° & Hair Dye,
Attnattveyilla,
Or. .7. 0. AVER'S Cherry _Peetothl.
thartICPIIIL
Sareaparilla.
Ague Cure.
r--fl miNifitcrib , i( Oelebrated Heinedlea :•• •
46
ft BUAU tor dlaeaecei of Bladder,
Hese•*Eiet.
Shrsqplrilla, for Impuritlecof
the Mood. •
Dr. D. W. ROBA.C.K'S ScandinaV.an Blood
Purifier:
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Bitters.
Pelcueriit:
44 Sett Weeu Tonic
(r. liTaharak4 Pills.
,f‘Vit itliteNNEtitt 3 W.Jitttillaftl Dleeoliiisr.,.:
; Salt itheutu Ointment
tJelebrated Italian Vegetable .
Fins.
EMIENE
.• . •
• "-Dr. B.A. =Wilson's
filostattee's CelebrAted Stomach Bitters,
• = .Dcpke's.Plautption Bitters,
Cutter's Nery Inc English Biitere,
Au -Antidote foridtemperance,
Anthill the reliable patent medicines of th
paintit, Leads. Zincs,
TubaPpinte; Gol4 Leaf, lac.,
• • ' 1541 hare factlitiai for. furnishing these articles
manufac, were prices.
Pis. 4104 3 X.p4l.elknelfg..
Our stock of . Drugs and lifedlcdnea ere selected
seurl.annualiy with great c4re 1 y ap experinoed
' • Tillatmecutist anti pkyideliin, and we guarantee
ailil:rs and- medic:lnes evp sell puce and unatial..
• • •
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APpur Americcm_Ohemicala we, tiy.y.fsoin• the
i. deralik.4 house o f P-.owA4!‘s
Anlequiry of your faudy.,phfiii . an, will sat
'.,Bi tyou as to thelr , poty.
. .
:
Dye Sr., 'Dye
1 0 11tilivtaiaportion. We guarthateeTresh and
, t •
•i LAittotta,.-AteeM Blue Vitrtif,4fritail Wood,
. -.Nit:=Wooli,- Cochineal,. (happens, Cud
neats,Ratritot'LLogwood, Fustio
dlgo„Lac Dye, Logwood, malt_
dbl.. Nit Wood, Red T4eore,
Sicily Suniac; Turmeric
Blue Vitrol, Eke
•. . •
• . • ..IPoreci-
Wines, Brandier4, Gins and . ,Liquara, for meati
clue use only; viz :
~„ ..otard,Dep o uy & Cotsi Cognac,
Pure 'AV! :Ita__,Beritf
Pure old.. Sherry Wine,
Pm, Maderla Wine,
Pare 4olland
Jamaica and St. Croix Rum,.
Imported Cigars!.
- • dur aria.einbracea same of the finest brands'
of Harm% cream, viz: -
4." Vtilt=i P f n l 3 3 l2 =ll I ?'
Loudreal.Plgarowt..
C;eoleni .
Domes " is
Manufactured from 'ft:aborted tribatcoivii: .
Espanolas r
I Sobrinasi' '
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Jlxtiko Q ll 4W•klittgaittes ir7AC L.
:AisdkvArsety of brands. .
Citinsteek of Cigars Was PUrahatiell 1863, an
• ivitilriretnfx l'ao4reilzicestob:ltCreUan=i4,l%.4.-
purchased in qpantities of one huticfrea and
wards. • •
...TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION,
= t gß e Ind oszfoxprsetected stook o f
WhiteN Patent Teeth.
,7 43fithIbi Aisnairong It.R6M's
W. A. Duff tc-flo's Teeth,
Nealls.XceaSY A;all's Teeth
3MatiOn At Lanni Teeth.
Dental Matra, Dental Lattea,Foransia.. P 1 lig
*wry Wheals, .Bure, Dn ll s, Fires vitora, Fr kali
luta, .Fate.%Bitatt,-001d atzdatigyll Plate
Gol trlaoLls, - Atadpeatalinaterifito every
AescriPuon. r 'VW" - ; • •
iir.s.oo4jorati
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) ftikeis.t, l / 2 t awkilioiabalialoo. Ntir
'Park Itaktfirirdik I , 4itratakr atta.zuk. a tatiti
street, Battrafirg-ii-U-V. ForrrArtrE & co.,
Nassan ntreat t Wevi 11" : ark.,443 , ,a40 au-,
t 1101 14 4 4#11,. takalMynkijonnupta and Subanir.-
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AND
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ACC , 1 C E.
ledrip 0 '*atii.jof subsas*
tion. FP0111 . 610 after 'this date; our terms mil
be altollo'ieet'
inbeiniptione by teal, $9 per &ander'
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Delivired - liithe city at RO I •
meek.
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To Agerntrips,so perehturdret
. t 77161-
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eciiifia 4 cents.
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Meetings will beheld at the following times
An APA I qF'-.
• X 717 WRali• ner..-DflGriypt.and weir,
ater streets on MONDAY Oct 10th at pm.
hitelr-BA.MI dm 04140,41-1 Ou@ ioth at 2
and 7 p.ra.
The notitinees fox Oniigien will be present at
-the Weevil Ilieethimin their :capacitive Diable ts
with.adde speakers.-
By 'order of the
00MINITTEE ozgamtrriNus.
AieldffisitaL-The eambria Tribune
giyeithefollowing list of deaths from accidents
wbi 0 0 , dureed,iii the sttee, : of nt fest days: On.
— .Won ay morning /ast hlr. John (longer, an old
ifirt , ..n of Yoder township , met with a violent
death In the following manner: He had harness
ed his team for the purpose of moving a family
horn lgen , s 'Creak Furnace, and-had loaded his
wagon, when he ,uudertook, in emitange the
' bridles mitts , borAtiir - Vifile` doing Ibis °lw6f .
the horses beeline frightened anti commenced to
Make-Mart to ran - nistity,:- , Ale. a trail to hold
him, but the ltuttifbeing 'Without a. bridle he
4 0 1 1 k1a9 do it, ,f filtaLttitoWO 40det the aid
mal*s feet, . fen% zaft ani;y,, drawing:
wan th • • s liltit.'leman's
'One of the w heels passeiroVer'hiebodY and an
'other overlie bend, Olean his
ing him on'theirrot-- - • •
On . Tuesday mornmg--a 'little- son of Reese
Reese, named Caradoc Reese, aged about eight'
yearn, -empioyed-In the Inas ortiffc'Oambria
iron, Coakpanyonet sliofthang death by being
thrown froth a Mule lie wilt riding the animal;
to the mines, when it wag startled by the noise
of sonieboys, and jumping soddenly to one aide
he thaw the boy oil'. File ieet, however,
stinglit in tia.. 17;;;;.: ;ha
-1 animal started 'MI a for run b.744..tu the stable,
dashing his Mains out. with his heels as he ran.
on the same day a little son of Mr. Conrad
Aple, residing at Parlrinpille,atxrut Sci.in years
old; while attemptingla 'craw the canal lock at
that plane on the balsam beam felt- into the
look awl ma drowned before assistance could.
berendiereil
noon f-
El "German. boy, Whose name we Ma not le. rn,
whlle.gatheringeoat &aim/ willroad running to
oar tLe milled. ines,.was run over by a descending coal
k
uumberlandExecution of Joseph ilsrovot.—The
An mahatma a. noutie of the
military execution of Joseph Provost, who was
seulenced.it short time ago for the murder of -is
man named tllulatian hi ll ier to • Western 'Vir
ginia. At a quarter peat eleven o'clock the
prisoner was brought out of the jail, accompan
ied by Rev. Father Brennan, of . St. Patrick's
Unurch, his spiritual adviser. He was placed
to -the cart,3oteither aide.of which a tile of
er: l Tting 'd o - f . APiire ca:Vir'y vas than
tioned bereopui turentrminutes past a leVen
(Pelee* 'feinted from - the jail to the place ot ex
!, ecution . An iced ;there, the brief space inter
veiling before the tippOlnint hour was passettin
solemn devotion, the condemned man partici
pati
,fewng with apparent ,(ervoranp ehatiltitlli. A
4nintitea 'before tivelve - ti'elfek flue noose
was adjusted about the criminal's neck, he was
placed upon the trap, - and at precisely twelve
I o'clock the trap fell. The rope by some means
becOntetiOollened..trom,therlng which' , watt at.
, tacked to the cross Leant of the gallows, and the
condemned man fell heavily to the ground. • Re
was immediately raised up, however, and sue
ported in Again ascending the Mops to the plat
, for& by the net'. Father Brennan. But a few
minutes .elayteed when the necesori :arrange. \
ments liffiig been Made, the noose was a sec
ond time placed'about his neck, and in a very
brief space of time tiiewm i ippy time was:launch
ted Into eternity, -cAfteribatting. Until life war
natinct the body was out down and interred.
. .
Arrested
.for Intreeny.,r-A :man Hanle, nevittr , bome a very env is ;
bin reputation, • was :Arrested on, Saturday for
stealing a dress 'ficitiiitlairher" shop.cin (trent
Street, and In default of ball'wee' committed to
jail. severs/Other charges were brought against
Nut such se.notpaylug.ols Ws at Hie house in
Whfch • he'boarded, for all of,tehlch,Ae will be
brought to answer,
flarry4 Peryellt, - another, bard case, and who
served - Ws Mete In JAil more titan once before,
waSCoplinittedSoeirealitiggi totesceo bo
ihditore of B. 'Smith & Uo., Sinithileid x
strfeetrom,
He wasneeu gob& out of the store with the
box, but odirhitiiry It was discovered that he
..bed.forgotten to. pay for it He came hither
from Philadelp4n some ago * and t*
•Adriceithe . pnlin6 nave .itripr• vigUAVe ye o il all
his movelnentii. ,
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Important from tne Provost Marahat.
—The Provost Matahal of the 22d District has
istmed-Sat apßeti to the o ,lo.lgbies of drafted men
who have Enlisted win ch' xitllexplata linear
unld earnestly urge upon-Elie .relatives and,
I• filendeof drafted men, who-hrot-p*.evionsly en
listedi the propriety, of.at once bringing. evi
denceof the fact of eraltineiff to this office. 1
eta requited to publish the of ait drafted
'pimento do not feltort,.dulesS e misted, anti
they cannot be exempted ou mere rumor with-
Out eVldenne." Tist a vcild - fhe ,, ltiretHon of the
names ofloyar *Adler& in a list of skulk,
era I matte this appeal. To avoid, as muntilng
posande, thesieceaAty OProsupplethentrify ; draft,
I also urge upon all loyal citizens the perform
ance. of their duty in aiding nits to tracing out.
non.repertera: -
_(i ri—TV •
chii littlyleasers.willle happy. to learn that
ZdisS Anita Arow-ry Wilt openy; /Mdi:ad sy,,s.-
:thigh •.Itioftrt-totint of filmettegap:hoely, : heels.
P la tt i i_v_ ol2l ,e4iLtaifineral akieteif, pethrottleries,
&c.,.ht no: al. rourth atree:toicar..,kerry : sine
unfittkire 4 laige stock of the. abelfageod con
-1
staritly on "hand, whiCh lei I:web tY mutat' vari
e will not be surpaesed in, the city, an they
Will be sold atthelawestmaah ;Woes:: c l en d
examimothe 400lc a* DM. p 2 Fourth street, . .1
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The Gunboat No. 35 . -:. Thegoplipat iteitit
deereNct.. .m arrivril Ica. bit lilicuig. nig t. it
1
iv as nearly three Lore before it could ap roach
the Ogre op anount of the rel plate 1 th e
vet awl) thigiagh wl it will • fonn ed WO
bider nearly alrnight. n the following orn
ing4VmcdrpcifOrtnet l n tO thAeliream, where it to
now*. anehlifelf. 'lr It under - the . command of
I.lept, Rieeowdotaiyathaanun /bee/kW/PA/ ,":,
tnAny partinufai.beah, .s ;,., ,
'Phaativ.--Thts lathe leaf sveekdifring to
Mr. Edwin' • Adams Will' appeal. - On"iffnr a 6.
lie wilt perform tale' evening In' he beautl ul
play . entlifted.tbe . 4 2.10a4 I;teart,” 'arid- Xlo;ctcilLbt
will be greeted Wltlre ciewded • andlence. Ilia
viait s tothfa city has aecured for Min a univertal
popularitpiand be could not confer a greatei r&
vor upon theputille than.py prolonging hie "lay.
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Snow.—The first snow Of the season 111 .on
Sialit The fiskei were nosh" impercepti
ble, but notwlthstandiag this a great many were
,sitgressescf-pourbieth aoirterdit 7 4.1564fe • hart a
eery flight l iditiof The - weather dertug
the Mat two. days hea.bpea , rather cold, and if'
WiiFite*jeXter'fronceprriumtheewe will bay, a
very eat •thit 'mason.
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- •*• , .'ff" - Orpin , 46 - e terthe dy e t ear a'
Mt. Sotte Itieler whO•ttait • .dan:
hand a. large 'nee.ortnieFtito - 4...1
cnitehed or evetyAlie ..
ePik h t•
artificial leg le 6017 Sih r tes;:ditt" linly'
one in FlAttehiugh...ean.beltothd+4a7l Tourth.
street, near Market.
: A B e kr l fi alzi,7- WeeplA,t,•ettepti on pf our
,ieldas the giav•ortisemenidefi.xitbargain."
iti p
nie- efrty- 1 / 1 4 elZtb' :-Iquated U. 7 bon. •
6. : , 4 1 iwketli4ii An& 1011, ha sol low
re 'll4tifer hifillini OW gig •Oi/44.. selel-'
i , Aimetloneer,-4.4.41ifth ateeet,, •
—fPeraligaVhco ugli• — Oopiciany 11, of the let
Willeirilliti heavy artillery, passed through
this r _yegtetgay en ;cute to Baltimore , tin
on
here on
thii t kLify itlidiiValidiibidiere arrived
their synylveat.
beitiibiftlrftotekPijansyl-
Wahlit luid i Otinnellstille, this sitemoon et Qye
Velaik precisely . ..tor the Slat Onsiti at 1 1 444-
doalos es ustier S IftQlt ofl •
OA NARD—Orilatriitiety, October Bth '
- O r trisotiatkAtoleethlear . of ht. CAW_
Ltittit7:=l:l4llll;7';
110 R x o :Ltonda) o
_44.0 ataa itt2.0.4100
M,Plvt - •
Ii?; .6P x x f 3945
8
Ted alurfor gate . 127 ° 2 . 14 1
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air•Wilk grilittgailikti he Aity,po sT , mon.
itiOtroret,ixo perihnnond
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MONDAY MORNING. 00/.. i 1( 196ei
The 4muwwitang 410 m . J . moh4 . Aiiry ince on papei
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sogavtiztikiva w ... r Bulletin
Wit: A r , B,Eremrtsci WASHINGTON,
OCiobiief3!-4061a--To' Gen:. Dixf This
Departmenthas - rebated - #O3 'following
reportivirgua Allpniro easing yesterday
on, ei,g 4 ..X3titlir's line, their inbaequent
aepnlse, an 64neral Birneyii - :brilliant
actitmln driving - -the enemy to itheir in
neillian Of inirenchments around Rich
mond,
HEADQUARTERS PEPARTMENTOF VIE.
OINIA AND NORM CAROLINA, October 7,
6:3o,reist.--Lientenant General Grant:
t. six a. m. the enemy having moved
ield - lan:id Hawes' divisiona from the
left of,Chapires Farm Road to our right,
at:9 Road,_, ,Darhytown they attacked,
Kantes cavalry in their entrenchments
with spirit, and drove them back with a
small loss of men, but with the loss of
-Thuenetny suffered eon
shiefabletloas.hr this attack.
- Theenemy then swept .down the in.
trunchtne,nta towards Barney, who hay
back his right, _waited their
assault,. ind repulsed It with very
lOpron the ,part of the enemy.
he enetny in'the meantime advanced
towards Ntrwmarket,, but were met by a
rotije ate Signal. 'rower. At three
'o'clock in the afternoon I took the off n
aive; sending - Bimey, with two divisions
tip the Darbytown road, the enemy' re
treated as he advanced, and Birney has
reached and occupied the intrenchments
,which the ene - mytook from Kautz and
were:-Ifortifying( for themselves. Our
loss has been small, not one-eigth tlmi
of thb enemy. We haVe about 100 prls
[signed]
F 3. F. Hunan,
M. Gen.
RRATKMARTERS I OTIT ARMYaj ConPti,
10 :15.a:m.—We have repulsed the at
lick 'attic eneniy on our right flank
with great slaughter. The troops seem•
ed to he Field's and Pickett s division.
Isend you a bate.hof prisoners. I am
extending any right flank. The enemy
seem to be entrenohing on the Darby
road. (Signed,) D. 11. Butztay,
HEADQUARTERa DEPARTMENTor-General.
Or
*NIRGIETA. AND N. CAROLIMA, October 8
—Zactulenant General Gran General
Bit/190'4as regained Gen. Bautz's old
position, and holds the enemy in the in
ner Hne of entrenchments around Rich
atohdj Which extends from the _ Darby
ftown;rohd, 4114 connects -with the left
of General Weitz.ePa positiou, near port
Harrison. There h5..4 been no move
ment at Petersburg to-day. We have
much the beat of this day's work—one
thousand at least of the enemy killed
and wounded, one hundred prisoners
and a bloodz repulse. Gen. Gregg,
cotpoutilding hein a
killed, bya lady who saw the body [siged]
B. F. BUTLER.
No dispatches have been received from
the commands of Generals Sherman,
Rosecrans or Sheridan later than were
hieportedjorny telegram of' yesterday.
(Signed) E. M. STANTON.
Latest News from Charleston.
NEwitotrk, October B.—At the last
exchange of prisoners at Charleston,
seventy packages of money 4 fifty pack
tges of express matter, and two thou
sand suits of clothing, were delivered to
the rebels to be distributed among the
Union prisoners who have recently
been removed from Andersonville,
Georgia, to the vicinity of Charleston—
about 10,000 in all. Some clothing for
the rebel officers prisons on Morris In
rand, contributed by the Charlestonians,
watibrouirht back by Col.- Woodford.
It is said that some eight hundred of
the Union prisoners, owing to tnisrep
resentation made to them by the rebels,
have taken the oath of allegiance to the
`Davis Qoverntnent and been liberated.
About half of the number have been put
to work in the shops of Charleston, and
the other half are laboring nn Sullivan's
t was reported at Hilton Head that
ten thousand invalid rebel prisoners
were, to; arrive there shortly, to be ex
changed for a like number of our men.
brifierters'froth Charleston represent the
southern people much discouraged by
the victories. Almost as much
interest is manifested there in our presi
dential election as at the North. Yellow'
fave,r. is very prevalent in the city of
Charleston.
MlffrOmOnts ood's Army.
Nov Youir, October B.—The Augusts
Ga.) Constitutionalist says informa
tion in reference to the change of posi
tion of Hood's army. The movement
comMenced on the 10th ult, and Hood's
forces are said to be entrenched on the
Macon and West Point Road, twenty or
twenty -five miles from this location,
_near Jonesboro.
3 Povernori • Brown, of Georgia, has
made a staiMuent regarding the report I
peacp i liegutiations "(between himself
aliff Ge'neial She-I:Man. Re' says that
GenetalShertnan sent a proposal to him,
throtigthr&trate messenger, to visit At
lanta and confer
,in reference to the
''W-Rbdrawal of Georgia from the Confed
eracy. ; but that the offer was rejected,
i.T .trlhe' reply 'returned that the faith of
gepygia is pleged to her Snuthern sister'States; And that she *lll trot act in such
an afftitr, unless in doncert, with them.
mass - meeting' of The Mit'ion" 'Prison
ers confined at Savannah is represented
tii have been held On the 28thlilt , at
which a seriespf resolutions were adop
ted appealing to he President to take
measnre for their..release.
Reports from Richniottl.
NEW Yonic,Oct. B.—A Fierald's Tenth
Corps correspondent, writing on the tat,
says : The situation on the northsitie
remains unchanged. About the usual
bomber of deserters come into our lines
the it'il
or i afftiirs in the' beabout
leaeuered Su
capitalreport Of
rebdidont:
,To-day we received tidings
tiiiktld:the excitement of last .Tilursday
Ake faultily of Jeff Davis packed their
•stiatdi traps and started in haste south-
The Richmond papers give even a
loomier picture of the cousternatipn
that prevailed there on our approach
than any that have been previously re
pceived. The universal .conscription was
inexorable and impartial. Even the
sick and wounded from their military
hospitals—those who could walk--were
compelled to go.
A - large number of paymasters have
Just arrived, and are now paying off the
corps.. Many have not been paid for
seven months.
- The Battle .at Alatoorm
Cakritnooe.s, October 7:—The reb
octave "dfsappeared from before' Ala,
toona. Oar victory there yesterday
`Was complke. The rebel surgeons sur
liertdered thElf hospitals into our hands,
with from four t, five hundred rebel
wounded. ':Gen. Coosa was slightly
wounded in the cheelc:;also Toustelletle,
ir 4th lqittheiotti in the left thigh. An 1
4 4M1 1 ;01/ivision hitilacked Alateona. Lieu- i
'tenant -Ainsden;2otl'Virisconsiti battery,
lost a legs .JiGeneral Broadly telegraphs
from Bridgeport that the gunboat Gen.
-Tbqmits.lutd =tired . rrorn Decatur, Ala
liana, With news that •Forrest had been
Tatiluretl;;and iOttr forbes are sbetween
him and...thitidioala r and he was falling towards the river. ,,- '-' 7 ' ' .
....
Ltßth „ co:piece:respondent; *rift* Oder.
41ite 7ori;tvayr?..l4l44#l3telquiet.
jalpwitap &oat las not been . asitprbsst
" f 4. er party. Nothing varies the Ammo.:
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Sec'y of Wa r
'2111%
/ 1 . . •
rtoprieser, CINCINNATI
for sale by all respectable druggist&
Moe, • (old style, 85 eta.) 250„ 50e.
per Bottle.
- -
OR GREATEST NICK vim:, TONIC
T
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
ENGLISH BITTERS
Dr. J. C.Ayers' Family Medicines
FAMILY
Dr. Bohonok's Pialmonio, Tonic and Pills.
Celebrated Buchu & Sarsaparilla,
And all other Faintly Medleinesean be
round genuine at the
PITTSBURGH . DRUG HOUSE
Torrence & lIPPGarr.
()other of Market street and Fourth.
Drug', Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Paints
Oils, Lead, Varnishes, Britches, Trusses,
Supporters, Shoulder . Braces,
And all articles usually found in Drug Stores Of
dist quallty, (or sale low,
TORRENCE et aPGARR,
Celt No. 70 Market street, corner of Fourth
OTIE SMI , ANNUAL EiTUBIT.
Cash Clapital
Cash
State Stooks
Real Estate, (UnincusabereAo;
Mortgage Bonds,
Railroad Securities,
United States Storks,
Bank Stocks,
Mlscellat sous Stocks,
'Gross, 4
Losses, (Adjusted, unadjusted and
not
•
$ 3,273,636 04
Atrirslo,ooo to $60,000 taken on a single risk.-
Fire and Inland Navigation and transports
tiOn Risks accepted at terms consistent with
iolvenerand fair profit Ensiles equitably ad
stated and promptly paid at this Agency.
Applications for Insurance Solicited.
DOLDaIES ISSUED WITHOUT DELAY,
andliil business attended to with fidelity and
11.1spatok, by A. A. CAERLER ar; DEO.,
• ettat4m. Agents._
NUTS.
200 Bags African Pea Nuts.
100 • Idea Almonds.
60 " Provence "
to Bales Bordeaux
100 Boxes Shelled "
60 Bags English Walnuts.
80 " Filberts.
80 " Brazil Nuts.
20 " Coons Nuts.
Now In store and for sale by
RETIRER • BROS.,
Ncia, 128 & 128 street
InhISSOLIITION.—TIIR C -PAR T
xr - NERsare heretofore existing under the
name of MOROAN & MoOLINTOOR. has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. All
debts hiving by, and all claims due to aald late
Ilitnytil-be ooneeted by G. L. MoOlititeek.
Ti 0, moackarv.
G. L. WOLiIIiMK%
:no - Iqm, blet. 3.
~4 1. . _
Greek litibTicating Oil,
RV a genuideortieW of,
--rATTI VEUCIA.VIN6' I OI±4, 4 „„ t . I
iturenuAru4 Pure," JEk& - yD
L, 4146414 244111•14"are14
4iluppysment to lititKto n'a burp' ut0.11.-
' ' 'The'folkivihigletems to hitvii` been' le r
. • out . ofklantolest dispatch published yes—
terdayevening: Satisfactory reports of
the operations' before 'Rielitrioni4 here
been received, but the detaiialre not 'at
present proper for publication. A dia:,
patch f r om. General Stetreristm repcirti
that an , Engineer of General Sheridazilli
Staff had just arrived. Gen. Sheridan..
I
was still at Harrisonburg. His .Supply
trains were going on all right, oceasiort•
ally interrupted by guerrillas, the only
rebel force on the road. This officer
brought in the remains of Lieutenant
John R. Meigs, of the Engineer Corps,
the only son of Brevet Major General
1 Meigs, Q. M. G. He was killed by bush
whackers last Monday, while making a
military survey. General Rosecrans
reports that Gen. Ewing iiiikde good his
retreat to Rolla, losing on'a foir strag
glers, and those killed or 'wounded by
the way were very few. in number.
From the.number of the wounded rebels,
the enemy's loss would not fall much
abort of 1,000 put hors tju combat,
[Signed ] E. M. STANTON. Sec. War.
LOCI
. .
•
tation of Poplar Spring Church.
NEW YORK, Oct B.—Heraid bth Corps
correspondent, writing on the btb, says:
—All quiet in the vicinity of. Poplar
Spring Church. The newspaper maps
locate this place oil the South side of the
sailroads, or very near there,-and from
the fact of our holding it, Imbrue that
we hold the Southside Railroad, or are
so near doing it that rebel communica
tion by this road is interrupted. Pop
lar Spring Church is about four miles
this aide of the Southside Read, and, al
though the road is more strongly threat
ened than heretofore from our present'
position, the enemy still hold the road
and use it.
DYSENTERY
- 441 -
Diarrhoea.
DIXON'S ABOMATIO
..4.2iidommaß
CAR)IINATIVE
It the only safe and sure ours. It eon
:sins no °pawn or deleterious drugs, no min
eral or other injurious compounds common
to remedies generally sold for this elan of
&UN. It is so effiosolcus that Physicians
very generally use it in their practice in
all chronic and dangerous eases.
Ifir Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt
ful compositions, (many of which under
mine and ruin the constitution,) when you
eau obtain an unfailing remedy as simple
and gate as Blackberries themselves.
Ask for Dizoses BLACIBBILRY CARICINA •
ma, and see that the proprietor's name is
written on the outride wrapper of oath boa
tie. Prepared only by
Dr. Cutters•
A mire cure for Intomperanoe
mt. D. SAVNIC9 EON%
liE I .MI3UI.I)•t3
OF THE
ASSM'S, .317 LY, 1854
646,166 00
560,005 00
.. 1,069,110 00
.. 23,489 50
;.$ 3001,93 Ft 5$
LESS LIABILITIES:
LA S
Id 411.-,F- Siv. ,Aft -Iry
A -7•Yyt , 14: 1 / C 47 5- 41d, ---l ivyat - ' -
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The. Advance on Richmond.
620 Prisoncirs Exchanged.
Reports from'Richmond News.
Our Lines Within Four Miles of
From the ShOnandoah Valley
COuntry Infested with ouerrilfas
The Late West Virginia Raid
•
NEW Yon; Oct. o.—Thn Herald's ar
my of the James corresporident, of the
7th, says, Col. Mulford has effected an
exchange of 02 prisoners:
Refugees and deserters are continually
coming into camp.
A 10th corps correspondent states that,
the movement of the rebels against our
right flank was knovrn_. at headquarters
as soon as they left the streets of Rich--
mond.
Richmond papers state that the Union
ices now enclose many residences net , :
er before within hostile lines, and all de
tails for civil or other service have been
revoked. Every man, old and young,
- tapable Of carrying a gun is being drag
ged into the ranks.
The Rlchpapnil &avian! of the dtb;
says,, the enemy's poeltion below Rich_
mood is about from corporation lim
its, and about one and shall a miles from
our lines in that dtrection.
Th e colieq h -- , - 41=ce from Sheridan's_
army is down to the 'Rh inst. The reb
els advanced against our cavalry at
Bridgewater and Waynesboro on the 2d,
but a dashing charge drove them back.
They also attacked Our pickets near
Mount Crawford, but were promptly
repulsed. Powell's cavalry division was
sent to occupy the Luray valley to an.
ticipate a rebel flank Movement by Mc-
Neal, a notorious guerrilla. He destroy
ed the bridge at Edenton and then pro
ceeded towards Mount Jackson, met a
Union force, and a skirmish ensued, in
which he was mortally wounded and
captured. • 7
The country between Harrisonburg
and Winchester is infested with guer
rillas, and an escort with the body of
Lieut. Meigs and a train with Congress
man Kellogg were attacked, hut the
git
errillas were driven off.,
The Richmond Enquirer of the dth
states that Early's adVance isf -.beyond
Mount Crawford and the enemy retiring
to Harrisonburg. The Yankees are In
strong cavalry force at' Rappahannock
station rebuilding the railroad bridge,
and it is intimated that Sheridan intends
taking Gordonsville by , suddenly with
drawing from Early's front. The re
building of the Rappahannock bridge is
to furnish communication with the de
pot of supplies at Alaxandria or Manas
sas
The rebel Col Witcher ha's' returned
from the raid Into West Virginia with
300 prisoners and horaes i and equipages.
Besides 500 horses and 200 beef cattle,.
'he destroyed one million dcilhits' worth
of Yankee stores at sir different towns,
lie sustained no loss.
Tito Richmond Enguirer of . the Oth r
favors the making of soldiers of.negroes,
and giving such their freedom if they
escape the casualties of battle. It urged
upon Congress to purchase 55,000 ne..
gross and present theM withtthelr free
dom, then arni, equip and. light them,
neither negroes nor slat , ety be,permdted
to stand in the way of success to our
cause in Virginia, after exhausting all
tier whites, Will fight her , blacks through,
to the last man.
Gen. Stoneman passed thrOugh Au
gusta to be exchanged. :
More
,GuerrHlas In MarYlanle
NEW YORE, Oct. B.—the • ifleialdrs
Wt,ishington special, says, it liaeltieen' of decided that gas coniputtles whiN
have charged coneumeri. the. Intirnal
revenue tax, previous to June 30th last,
have done so illegally.••
02,2,50,000 U 0
On Thursday night a gang of. gnarl il
las crossed into Maryfang, at tßandy
spring, 13 miles from Wagliirtgt9n, and
stole 1,300 dollars worth of property.
Mx. Wall, of. Baker's detectlVis Pursued
and recaptured the itropertyWil iari
portant mail for the south,
r and pue, pris
oner.. Walter Bowie, a natatiolis out:
law, was killed and another -wounded.
$ 193,21/5 88
550,390 00
87,933 118
368,50
128,803 52
Dispatch from President Lincoln
PHILADELPHIA, October 9.—ln conse ,
quence of a disaster to Grant's army
published to.day, a dispatch was sent by:
the President and the foll*lnglreplied:
Waehingtan, Oct. 9, 5:20 p.
Gen. Simon Cameron,— .PAande/phiazl.
There is no news here from the Ar
my of the Potomac not pnblished in
9tanton's bulletin yesterdayjnad before.
The line is open, and mere %striae
patches are passed over , it. r }lave* I
alarm on bogus dispatches..
.4Pt ,
Stanton to Leave the.:CabineL
.NRW .YORK, Oct. B.—The 4rs7Atinci
•.,,,
vvAlldnOrl4 ,474ftw. f ,_
• Kelrogg, lig frofiß (h4i l % :
my,,. reports '
otiifor,auste , , Jul
ifili V it
A4 4 40 6 440 - 4tigiktialiff*t .e. - ' 3 ".
fi..._,l iPrilkO:ieTelr.oizid'
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fa'ii.
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NEWS .FROM THE FRONT.
Richmond..
A. LJ;liwor.,i,
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WiNNEM
F • --- W 4 1 D !• ht
Aidest.Netvt-froin,thcf,.vati o y.
7.4rf 13 ' . • •
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'That—Freze Steamer' Chatha
ENE=
Nsw YORK, Oct. 9.---Tha•rimeat' y
car-
TP* 2 q,EAY; iIIPS, Sheridan says; : EarlY
had not ice s po,ted • through' the 'Valle
wiliiaie,: n i oVed - iiir 4 riid•to - -liarper' s
VdtrY4 0444*.4100Y.ftigilleinitb
itantaT•laiq- liar must tiay,L 1 their tales
;04C:i t i q sa ti4 1 40,.."kir 'betob(ii, : There
is eyjdeneoßp ayArLikaA'Aiiiti# , lng that.
;.Ettiiy ettl idithittlifshOtlltkliNd edsy
sway ii, 'two i i, r alreY 4l ;;SCaiteilite- hid'
beeir,dr,*iiill447o34 4144, 1 4141) ; , and ,
boasted'thathe :.I'fonl4l'o4*RrAO Yaii"
knee iiiete,ininii Mid. alive( tifen;:4litiOJEalit
E fitlier'll ke4- ' ';': , -t - ' .' 'll-1 41 ), -, , •
~
' 'On Prid„..s3.';'lo tli,diPxtiS.-Ph.t#_,W-04;
adelphia' - tne suit to,eiiim Ittr:pOrmon.*
146' OittgOot.t.WPriie steamer ,Ijiiiiiittittt!
was heard got diamiesetk,)l,ppyacii=
.1 ion 'of - Georgia - had turned 9iaifedeiasif
money, into gotten andlintili rdia imard:
of . t t he gingham. to,.run,the,-!tilockadi.'
The decision wail adirertm,to . the, claim,
on the iround..that . nit. article ,of coat-,
merce can be pamied out of a ldoekalo.
port without tendering itr;liatiliqo con
&cation.
ftIfTROM.NEWYORI
.TI3E GOLD ;.r e ;
Prizes Captured by Admiral Lem
. .
Naw' YORK, Oat. 8.--The - Ulan • news
of . yesterday has checked ;10 ' specula.:
Ltion.price in gold. •Large. amounti In
cash gold were 'offered'in he gold roma,'
with the effect of prottiptlYpulling down
the price, which . opened at..201, but ,
10 8 . 4 1.uPltilY fold at 107-4, ' . "
The Oommeroial's Washington apeulat
*nu al9liz Admiral 1 4?Pliblishes a list:
of twenty-sis prizes captured by lite
squadron. The Rear Admiral-. realized:] immense fortune , from %dim* prizes:"
and V3o, friends of Farragut i slat have a
chance to reap untie of this cltise '
ek_Wilatington.
Large numbers of - prisoners are daily
brought in from the front to MY
Point.
Three hundrectand sib wtiluided•w:ar' e.
bropght into4V4hington today, mpitly
from the fifth eorpe.
Nothing iiiiteyetf beettiiteliril"-bf the *
qteimer'lloanokeoiow g i relitly overdue
flom Havana.
,gqi:picions,are, entertain- -
ea that she has teen, caitured by a pri .
rate.
Latest Navies 'from Charleston,
,Oct.
pars of the 29th say : The •bombardmer
of the city since our lnit,
iliutaisrserpre: The enemy , has 'peen , f;_
ring from three guns in rapid succession
doling the 24 hours endineat (C.o'cloch
an Wednesday - evening.
..Eighty-eight
shots were reported fired at ibe• eity. A
number of casualties. occurred, mostly
from bring bricks
LEVELAND, Oct: 8.--The Steam tug
Win/4w went to' pieces on . theyailroad
pier last'itight. Five 91th'o crew
'$ BY Tti4f4l'll;,,
- • • • Neve York Markel. , •.-
,
NSW ratt:4:: Pet. .9.—C0ii1313., tifr,, for kid,
Sling Flour, - .59 koa9 15 fcir extra iitatii; s9*Na
-9 M foi,extre H (); op for .404; 1359T5-
for Western,. , Wheat. 41.;83 for echoic WA*"
Mllwaukce, club; $t 95 for itleigire olaberniflernil
lore; $1 950,41 for win,torirod; $1 4554,60,f0r nail. , I
eft Western. : 4 9159.3(1.:11544e-kr western. Petro,
letntr, .Tryitfoi'driiele., - _ftn67 ; sio for refinalir
bond; 0485 for refined Hee.- 'Pork $39 for merie
94090 25 for new do. •,:.
IHcbi Yaplf Minter ;310:trk t ati
linitsr, Oct. B.—GoM opened at 1113,9 i, ad
vanced, ,4. IBA3A, 4€184.p&d.44096q arid cloaecl att
199
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AU TION A
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•, iftiteE nt iT*.PiET. i I
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A BA_RCWX-iNcili be offered at a baNrilluio
for fire dare only ii-ffestrable property consist
ing of s piece at ground, having a front of 96
feet by no feet deep, on which is erected a two
story 81 Dwelinig_ built lastswing, with a
Ontit. ot ofilvaier. Otffteil% WON rze. LIM,
uated In wrenceville, within three mintltno'
walk of .the oars. For frwther deauiption of
propettilningitahmiilliquitt itt:6s Fifth street...Fir'
, ~,
ColzirivarnifiNG ALL nrinc6ikoDEßN
...Askiirairsoneatir kiving. a l'a ular Heater,
SosinlituLerftlfiltdince -Val*, a. Poste Pump,
two ,Beamee Pl,llleypt,-Smoke AUL Safety;
VadVer: atuo' , siblineiefforf•lfois, is f en
of Suction pipe , kk _snort, every piece of iron
work reqult. 6 - tender the engine and boiler .
It to
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' sandeltl'ortierOPPho' stialf - eignt•terr; twelve JIM 1
twmsty nonmso ju,procmskof ponsquelion, and
canbe r deliliered'Owthort runt*,
l'ilis entitle hi telt, tilitin re Maid bed plate ,e,
ftiplete - of ttritilf, And can'tk :woykW upon ta...
natation Ilepkrato fronethe boiler.
We also manufacture URDU EB's •CrIELE'.
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