li2=2 ‘o4lArti ADYIBTEIMENTS.i Concert Hall Shoe Store, Sr/IL REMAINS j,, ` 4, , No. 82 MTH- STREET, Mime you eau always dad the GURIMPEIri; VARIETY, SST f4tIALITY AT THE LOWEST PRIORS All work warranted to give satiatiuttion WHOLESALE, & RETAIL.. Next door to Express *Mee wllitei 'OPENED TV-DA V 122 f EMEGM NV"illuka, REDUCED PRICES s. WM. SEMPLE'S, '665 80 & If& Federal strcet litita ALLE. HENI NHOLESALE BUYERS to melted to call and e .. wit es '1- fo c n....sca wtitmen ~.,, • ..,6_, j Wsi THE_ ,B.'ll4`TH WARD MeCLELLAN ()L IM had a rousing meeting at their Read Qumran!, Lane's Halt, Friday Evening Speeebes were made by Messrs. Cornelius O'Donnell, G. Henschel and Colonel Felix. The fallowing Committees Were appointed : nze APIEMSEIMENT : lIERM A rN HANSUHEL, Major NALIITUE WALLACE, 1 4 110tiOLAS WAGNER. ON FPS EKRP. 001LNEL/ ( .. , DONNELLr F. E. BRE''Ett, S. A. M I T.LER. The Committee oh Speakers was instruoted io invite Alex. Nellwalne to address the club THIS MONDAY EVENING, at Lang's Rail. GOV OIL I g A D FOR •SALE 11CIELE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR Sale 100 ACRE. LADItt, /ocated on Little Beaver Creek, two miles from Smith's Fern. The propeity has three walla sink, all of Which ate pet ling Oil of the seine quail at the celebrated Sml , A's 011. The Land is laid ott inlets to suit purchasers. Fot• f urt her ply laze Inquire ot 51. 1. A ELLIN, Little Beaver Flrldse, Oolumb/ana County , Ohio. IRISH LINENN agtl,7awd ii 111 TIE, OK Et t No. 25 Fiftlf Street. Save Lett reoeltied two cases of Linen SELROT.ED FOR TILER IA IRELAND wo - Thvkradra superior quality, ant will tie k! fit a •ootrabi Mattellan and Pendleton, Griud Democratic Rally. A *AI HEETIL%O Ole THE DE MVUE.OXY awl be held In the 'Eh Xt 0 W X 'X' InAzzo"orD, (West 'Buie.) ALLEGHENY CITY, ItIJIDAY EVENdiG, OCT. rah, ledt. Hon. J. TRAINER, of Steubenville, and other emlnent speakers will eubireee the meet ing. Ali the Glutei of the oo.u.ty are respeot fully invited to attend. oet:ltd . 1111kR. BROWN tNIEL SO SMITHFIELD street, curea SypbllllS, - Syphillitio Erup tions, Gonorrhea, Gloet, Stricture ./ Urethral ifiseharges, Impurity of the Blood, Skin Bisects ea. Scorbutic Eruptions, .Tetter Ringworm Alernurial Diseases, Seminal Weakness Pflee, , Rheumatiam t Female Weakness, /Slontthy.Sup ,presatons, ihseases of the Joints, Nervous Af feetions, Pains in the Back anAtioolns, Irritation of the Bladder and iCidneys, eueoesaftil4 treat ed. (lure guaranteed. 00t1T-It Nr'PITTBIII7IIOB THEATRE Lamm guul Manager ...... W. Hairna woe. IV* *Sett of the. eagsgement of tAitz SE 140 OKE, wnti IEII make bin bow as SAJII . Pa.rOII 4ad DARIUS DUTIVN. TRIS - (Aleadir.) • EVENING will be present .ed the Iseattable drama entitled eta...7)lL Paw, Yankee Locke. N _____. ___ •'.... Fannie BUIL Bane° • Xis.. Jennie. • Overture • To acetaind d wish- , Orchestra. TEM LOVE'NEVER HUNS SMOOTH. - 1) 1 4 4 1 .Thitt0n.,...... ... e. .. . Yankee Locke. sk Locke. ..r. ' - • PARTNU&USWP 4cruprisa Between T.a.- ankt4i " UV/YEA under. /ex B. U. &T. • , ''Or-thlir a l lr i rutwilly,dtasalvi&V. - . .: -,'' - 0 = , rrts" , . 41 .ft!ineilvedialirOnitztwell jand, 14 .- a za I,,FiNknagle, by " .. .4101.1ini: • SWISPIANDINISzzAIIr 1 1_ 71 .100,D,Z10 • , LOCAL IfitgLIAGE*CE MONDAY MORNINt.k, OM. 17, 1864 ----- ~--- .. . . . . . ibitieter Vote ok 'Allegheny Onunty.,- The following le asUnunary of the vote: .z.. , oortaitssoi =II DISTRICT. City. Soto's. Tp'e. Total. Meorhead....4l2, 4111 4297 10,537 ilopkintt ......... 1496 - 2681 6916 Moorhead's majority OONGER29, XECII,DISTfoi Williams Kslia,tz.- Williams' majority 2820 lIHNATB: Bigtuam.. an 3001 6064 18 048 twoAntoci V6l . /129 1065 3348 9705 13Ighara's 6/Alertly ' 6343 ABB HYBL T. .. Glees „AM 2878 3aIQ 6092 16,1/4 00 1911/e t :, .4131 2879 3024 ' 6083 16,113 lierrmi....;t; ao to - - • 6 1 15 16,166 8116.02 .......41 - 3021 _ 6094 16,148 i hadvriel6„; 84 3022. 6080 1E1445 s io M'clee.... :,4I . 302 r , 6063, 16,117- Gesgrave ... . Ili 1961 3864 9718 111.41reary _2772 1124 1.903 6 851 9749 8eakbam....2771 - 1133 1965 3&13.• 9727 Seriba.... - ...2766 - 111 R - 1982 3 8 , 19..'_, 9698 Miller ... - ....2767 11.20 19,3 3a. N. —, 6998 'l9llang ......8768 112.1 1962 , 60 Average Assembly majority.... ...... ...., ~ 22.07102-oWir. ~.', Walter 4121 2891 3022 6084 16,429 , Fu11w00d...2794 • 1123 1954 3841 Walter's majority 0014 m 88 1 014 1t2. , 'Bl2 '29109' SOU '6.112 Bryson ...... 2775 1117 1902 3024 DST Pillow's majority coaonara. 01 aw50n....4121 2872 2999 6066 16 1616 Noble ...... 27198 1106 1980 8881 11895 .oLwa9Weinientariovriotya..t,„ P 00., 11 Davis...., ArOauley. Davis' majority 121 DIRECTOR OF POOR. The vote as compared with that of tho prey! cue year JR aso follows, talking the official foot 1866 1882 1883 1884 Reptiblican....lB,72s 19,323 17,708 18,048 qiemocrate .... 7,818 7.875 300154 9,706' --- --.- --.,.....- Total.. -.446 13 , .20.215 27,761 • 35,75.5 Majority..." 11,907 4,428 g-7,655 6,333 Lose In the aggregate vote compared with,, 1889, 2,008; gain compared with 1800 , 1,210; Com-' bredpa with 1883, 6,635; loas on majority of 1860, with that of 1863, 1,81'2; gain over that ot 1863, 1,916; loam of. Republican vote Mace 363, 1,680; lose of Deatoeratic vote, 348. A Call from the Arm Thomas Bake well, elm., Chairman of the Sanitary Commis sion, has received the following will exphtin itself: .Lotrisitzs, October 14.—Ei (Ads. ktaXen.aU- Dr. Bond telegraps from Chattanooga to send with all dispatch battle stores, as they are like ly to be needed soon. Ile ask. for flee thousand pounds of milk and beef each, three thousand bottles of stimulants, two thousand rive hun- dred shirte and drawers, with raga, Int adages and other battle stores. For what can we rely 1 on you The usual alacrity with whist. cur e honltir have responded to Similar calls is a matter or universal admiration, and their liberality which has been so otter. tested has always distinguish ple, ed itself to promptly responding to al: calla coin. trib lug from our tellow citizena 3 i•ithe field Urn utiona may be sent to thanitary Depot, No. 59 Fourth itrePt• Patel Aeoidetat.--Da Saturday evening 3 fatal and dlstreasing accident occurred in the i l• ,pl e, dirtily Of the „Ir.tia City Hotel, on the hue of tt.e tple. condition be was conyei ed to his residence la Lawrenceville Passenger Railway. It appears that as a man named Lan eta was attempting to enter CUD Of the cars of the above line by the front platform his foot accadentatly allpped,an t, failing under the car, he „had both his legs artished to a frightful in tomer. The limbs ire, ne ,rty severed front the bud), nail in that aad Hatfield. Medical aid was immediately sum moned, bat the man, after Itpget fee a leg, hoots and 'buttering greatly Item Wise of bigeod, timing et, plied. The deceased was a shoemaker 1y by trade and was universally respeezed as a true i and honorable citizen, ant leaves a wile and live , children The coroner empanneiled a jury, hut I 'p ie. a ll t if ei t a q o u:s a t t m tw as o postponed) until this (Monday i Ilastribie Shootlug Adttarr.--00 Saturday afternoon a horrible shooting &Watr occurred in :iltarpsburg, in a saioop itept by Alartin elk. It appears that two men, named respect ivy John Westwood and 11'in. *craw*, were ' ' playing bagatelle In the above salwin, and the parties being excited an altercation arose be. tween them, when Ihe former drew a re ' valve; and tired three times at h.eyser, the con tents taajog etfect in his breast and inflicting three dangetovis wounds. An attempt was made on the part of the eltliens to have the guilty party arrested,' when Wratwood reloaded tos weapon and rindiedfroixi the 4,24°° n• H e a rwr wards crossed the ferry and . bun, over to this city, when an trace of him was lost. Keyseratilt lingering In a very low condition, weeding orofueely from hie woUnda, and it la feared that tvlll hot survive. Sena to. the Penitentiary —Da vbi 111. Rankin and Michael Kitty *Yore b oth sentenced for six years intprisonment,to the penitentiary on Saturday Last. The former wss convicted of burglary in entering there/teeter* of, ittra. Elise ! beth Bap , In Upper St. Ulair townahlp. aid stealing aivatOtt and several other ar. titles found in his poleession on the following day. The latter was convicted of felonious as suit in atooting a man named Brainerd an West Pittsburgh On the 18th of September last, lie had been severely beatenin a tight and compelled to seek refugeln a neighbor's house, anti mush ay tu path), was felt for him were It not that he wait ed for sometime, and coming out withe. loaded weapon Shot at Bratnnard wuo eesaped by .. mtg. aeu fag teneed the S ot ball th e b oth-wane these Fire.-00 Saturday night. *Dotal ten o'clock, a die broke out i nn the tack motor). and roiiing mill of: titters, Smith & Co., liiratinghfun, At though thesteemere were promptly on thosticit and the man performed their utmost in their ef forts to eatinguish the lire, the bulidings were totally destroyed,eautdug an immense Las We have not ascertained from ik hat cause the are oritinattd, butrkfter tr was first discovered the flames spread with such fearful rapidity that an efturts Were unavattmg to/ 11 'feet their fritht^. ful eareer. The exam amount.of Mum/0 as not as yet tradspired, bat is said to reach the sum of $60,000. Severely Ifnittred.—Yesterday a lad. &col" deut occurred she yard of the renneylvanla Railroad, resulting th the ievero Injury ore young lad named ../oseph Fogherty, about twelve \ sears of age. It appears that he was about to pass from one oar to another while the train was th motion, but le the attempt he 'unfortunately missed his looting and tau under the car. lie fore hehad timeto extrloelp biotech! from his P erilous position the ear pseud over oreroPhle lege a little above She knee. lie Was immedi ately conveyed to hla. jgrents , residence,. where he le now lingerlntlit a very low eondltlon. . . The Othetal Itettarals. a have not rih Ceiced all the ottleial*rethrne from this caulttr, end we understand that the clerks j appointed by the return judges have determmedneft, lo foot 4 , the tOtes fOr the several candidates unti.t.n‘fer the receipt of the soldiers rote, when' both 'wilt' be enumerMed*at ' the came time. We:10114' therefore, have to wait until next Friday, the day appointed for thejudgeis to meet, in.ordertplbave full return.. By that time it is expected That all the returns will be on haplK and this number of votes pact w 1.1) be comptiftd and made public. Assault anti_ Sutter x.4 — leformation wee made ottiSetttEday al . Pee or4tie a:galnet a man named Euselleld or committing' n as , /mutt anthuattery W/bb Intent to kill on the per, son of a man nambitlobimy. It appears that a &Meaty wine between the partfrs for some unknown reason. When liosedeld drew a long *elle and rushed onConroy ortth an at tempt to stab him. The hitterart wading plrthe blow, was badly out In the palm of the ;hand. They are both coal mitten, . and 4tormetly lived on very fidendly terpta • ; I ! . - , Sad' deetdeist.—A' yorintied, .i whose rather 13 now confined to the United iStayel A:Lo0: 1 4 , not with a sad seeddent •on Swills" 01 1 while on a visttto the above Pisee, He had just reached the. lane leading trs toe hospital -when heJupped off the dar, but ischldeptell / 11 4 on reaching the ground. The Oar paaied over his Loot, crushing it in a shockidit manner and rericterlmr him 'utterly hotplate. 4.- We have not been able, to ascertain the boy'i name, but we undiptaland that he to about tan iyears of 'age ADO very amart and Intelligent . , • Rigiaeray Sobberly.--On Saturd!ti. tog imormatlon was made before o` or 141 a mah,natied John Jielgtold, shar king a-widish, Of the 78th iighaeat With trighWay robbery. of hoar Bay wasrletsifed foams peril:ow of arrest• log the guilty party, who proceededto Law.. reotevllla. where the oeourremee took p/s , oe, nod arrested the soldier, when , theßockat .book sold, to have beett'stOlea was foundin tdspoasession: several otheretuirgee were made Against Ilea. for all of widah.her will be' bravo to ,sattvgt. No* Conntorfelt.—Feld tc L oktaißanhoote 4eporkr, a mart feitieet duller ttoker-bn-tho Now ' Bank, New York city. Vignette ithips—Pon dhk and oval Dorton **Mt Vagthtif'dltV-7TINN: on toll 'doted: ••• • Nth. IN& ill , •• 'ArilZaill -0 • • . . ri 39.arztEC. chain Pius Alp* Oboes*, tbSs 418 y; And facade by . /spa BEMIZa & Maros4 Wit. MY 806 15. 1108 4 57 1157 Mosby again at Work. NEW Yogi, October 15.—The Herald correspondent at Martinsburg, dated the 14th, says; Mosehy made an audacious and sureessful attack upon the westward bound Railroad Express train, about ten miles east of this plare, at a place known as Quincy siding. The engine wa4 thrawn frorn the track, and two p a y. masters and other officers were captured, with over two hundred thousand dot. lers in good funds. The passengers were robbed of their money and valua- Idea, and the ears set on fire, burning all their property and two persons, whose names could not he ascertained. The engineer and firemen were badly scalded, and their recovery is doubtful. The two bodies burned may have been corpses in boxes on their way home. They were buried on the spot On was a male and the other it female, but they were not identified The en gineer, fireman, and through baggal.re , master were uninjuri,l. Some of the ladles lost all their hsEgage and "Paul elifforci" Mosehy, who was present hint sell assured them, in the: in , .st polite manner, that it should he restored to them He, however, rode off and forgot it, 9994 ar.4 576 S 0047 9041 1944 The Lio uld's Heal Corps ~ corespon dent says: The totial Lwa in that corps in the Poplar Grove fight wiii4 3,031, of whom 1,521 WPM missing. ; t Latest from Europe The Mace and Coburn Fight—English View of Union Victories. VT it ALIPAY, ()(101, I 11 --'Ph,' fit.( , ,t , from Liverpool on the 4th and via !Queenstow n th e .Ith, arri ve.l yesterday 'Horning. IT r cononcrei +I ti w a art anticipated. Mart's repre3entall yes announce in London that the fight is put off for the present. Coburn was on the field, and was erected with tremen. dons shouts I.y lamellae ,•ro‘% d. /flare did not make his appearatn..• ad wail ex 'septet]. Cobol a will claim the stakes. Another report ftates that the matter is in the hands of the 'take holders for adjudication. The Time+ 5..y9 the cuptut, of Atlanta and Sheridan's vii tory in the valley ren. iler the re-elr•etion of Air. Lincoln almost certain. The financial pressure is be lieved to he over. G. 1.1 contnues to Hog into the hank of England. Consuls close at Stii@).itif 'or tnnnt y. - - -- - - -4.- A Successful Reconnoissance. NEW YORK, October 15.—The Her qld's correspondent wtth Gregg's Cav- alry stays: A reconnoissance was made by Major McCabe with 210 men of the 18th Pennsylvania, on the night of the 11th, to ascertain the strength of the enemy in the vicinity of Stony Creek Station on the south side of the milroarl, where he surprised the rebel picket lines, capturing 18 prisoners, several mules and horses, and burned two rebel ' wagons, and returned without the Inar of a man. The force at Stony Creek was found to he 7,000 infantry and cav alry under Wade Hampton. - Affairs on the Weldon Railroad ' NEW YORE, October le —The Tines' Fifth Corps correspondent, at the Wel den Railroad, October 13th, says: The recent engagement resulted in nothing more than a holding of our picket line, which w44;ier,‘.)umly th re iteDert The firing short and severe, while the artillery fire became at timrs vorybeavy. :Vim few eaaultii a occa.reW A large nurnfier of convalescents and recruits are constantly arriVing, and most of them arer a , hardy and intelligent class of men. The Chief Justideaktip. NEW Yonx, October 15 —The Times' Washington special sus: Among those ptominently named LOr the succession to the Chief,Juaticeship are Chase, Stan ton, Judge Ade°. ate' Genf !al Bolt, and Senator. Whiting. It is lisrdly probs. Igo, however, that any selection has yet been made. Naw Tonic, October .15.—The Harald names the following as aspirants for rsUcpesgorship to Judges All ir. and Howe, Ira Harris, and Mr. Feslibnden. Rubel Statements Denied. New Yonw, October l3.—Tbe Her ald's Tenth Corps correspondent naps: The rebels are busy throwing up new lines of works across the central road, about a mile outside of their main line enclosing the city. The statements of Richmond pare re that our infantry were driven in the last fight are falsehoods. Our infantry wore not driven a a;nele inch, nor did they capture a single infaStrysolgier. . WI XEE UTOR'S SALE OF eOp Ai", WORKS AND REAL EnTATE.—The InnTersigned. Executors of Daniel Armstrong deceased, offer for sale the f_oilowing described 'property i one undivided WT. {of, the Arm strong Coal Works, situated In UniOrtkownship, Washington county, on their ',pool, glononga beta river, the - wlsoie 'containing abou t ti 418 acres of Coal, with extensive diet. front, •po-.WhjeM new and vantage imrovements . .: - ..,... i . to rnado, arid noW in compl ete Wo:. ,r,.1 Twent3 -eight acres of land f i ". .74.1.. .o ' ru ship, convenient to• t - eSsi6h o 4ifinfil." ranin Avfuneon $' tin court' tfo Seats or bVudt _ . - EDWARD - 4 Alf SELEI 4403 4seci Executor& , e_ :VIINRY L t3IBERT, s ~'-e, l• • '7 4 Pltribmgh Oa It th 1884 .r w ,• .161/64. 1 10.1.410N 00 410-PARTN*.E. SHIP. - =The Info Stria ot O. .111319EV'br. SONksvisdlssolyed on the lot of August Last, ELEANOR Ili srSEN, Eteoutrit ee l P. U../MISEN, Executoh . - • . of Estate of O. ilme4in, de . (j. T: I.l*.tiss, . W , . XL 441 _.r..sszu. O.PARTNERIEUP.,--Tair• isr-NDlia" ta tsiGl.247-1) will ur u4i der tt t r.Pa -13 ", a o ol fa Z: MU EN &sO s. cal r • °title:Pia, zwaz °owner. rk iliaszige Oiltudt ow i.T liep20:1011i Qmonlemire - -zquipitza lot only .00mpLett tiagortzdstit Ansa* by • • .161 za. w sink. JTs 0g,r. y4 . )6178 goo - POST - --PITTSBITR "PROM Ova Ptast EDITION •, • RetuHatt:try' Mammas of Butler. -NuwAroas,.Qctober..ls.—Gen. But ler,,becoming convinced that our negro soldiers are put at work-in the rebel en trenthinents, has notified -the rebel au thorities that he has also pnt rebel offi cers and soldiers at work on Dutch Gap I canal. He has also proposed an ex change of all naval prisoners, and trans. - milted estimates of our officers that col pred troops had been murdered, after etiptitrecbrrebel regiments in front of the Army of the James. Rebel newspapers of the 12th contain the following: The Examiner says that though Grant is quiet, ho is not idle, be ing busy night and day rendering his positions impregnable. His next -point of attack will be the Boynton road; over which the rebels wagon their supplies around a position held by our troops on the Weldon railroad. The Richmond Dispatch says that General Sherman was in Nashville when Gen. Hood made his brilliant dank movement, and Is cut off from his 11111:1 Jeff Davis, Th a speech before Hood's army, lead Choatham's division to be of _ ood 'cheer for in a little while their fa wirtild be turned homeward and their on. Tennessee soil. _4lheridan's destruction of property in Ike Shenandoah Valley causes great - howling, and they promise themselves abundant retaliation when they advance again beyond the Potomac. They claim to have captured at least two mil lions of dollars' worth of Government stores in the recent raids in Western -Virginia. O. T..1a6. or zkatt i. matr..4 rifiVO r "Mimi TELEGRAPH SECOND EDITION. NEWS FROM THE FRONT Jeff. Davis' Late Speech Our Prisoners Removed South Another Raifront Aceiden NEW Yong., Oct. 13 . — Columbia, Ga. Bun, says, we have assurance from two men who were present and heard the speech of Mr. Davis that that part to which objection is taken, was correctly reported. There is as little true great ness and elegance in that speech as the one delivered at Chattanooga, in Decem ber 1860. The Richmond litniner, says, all the Yankee prisoners at elle Island, Libby Prison and all intermediate posts have been removed southward The number remaining now in Richmond, sick and well, does not reach aix hundred. The Whig, says, soq rebels who had deserted to Grant, had returned under Gen. Lee's ntw order pardoning and furloughing them. Wilmington papers contain particu lars of the funeral of Mrs Hose Green how. There was alarge number of peo ple present, and the coffin was draped in the rebel flag. The Richmond Examiner, of the 11th aays : Sheridan's damages to the railroad have been repaired. Trains now run to Staunton. The same paper has an ac comit§f a fight between a North Caroli na battery and several Yankee gunboats, NEW Yonx, Oct. 1 5.—General Dolt and claims that the gunboats were re- lado stated that documents from Emper pulsed. or ltfaximillian guarranteeing fe con- The Dispaielt, of the 12th, announces duct to the City of Mexico was sa allowed l the arrival of two blockade runners la- without his knowledge and immediately dened with Llothing and blankets for j declined and returned. rebel army. fThe Polish government has just issued A drove of 4,P00 beef gi4rle from Tex- a proclamation deolaring that the rev° as were driven safely across the Waste. i lutlon is still in progress, notwlthstand sippi river at a point not necessary to ing declarations of Russia to the con. mention, several days since and are now Crary. on their way to Hood's army. Comment/are Washington dispatch The Herald' s 10th corps special s a y, says: General Banks will soon address The rebel iron-clods still continue their to his fellow-citizena a history of his visits down the river to the neighbor- campaign in Louisiana, refuting the as hood of Dutch Gap, but their gener a l sertions cast upon him in eonn'ectien position is above Cox's ferry, on th e therewith. extreme right of the rebel position, north The Poet's special says: Gen. Banks of the river. They arc extremely harm.: will speak two or three times during the less, and have entirely ceased all at- tinvass, and then return to New Or tempts to annoy us since their futile leans. Good news from the army may dheliing of the first two days. 1,, expected soon The Blstiday Xeres, ry' Washing!,•n 4-ccounts from the Army of the Po_ letter says: An attack will soon b e my of the Potomac continue to repre made upon the outer defences of WA sent all quiet along the lines, except ne mington by the immense fleet under casional picket firing. Secretary Feasenden and other nromi. command of A.dtuiral Porter. The wood- . en vessels are now being mailed with rent personages have left Washington chains in a similar manner to the fleet tor the Army of the Potomac. which captured New Qrleani. it is be• The remains of Chief Justice Taney lied that it' is intended for the log fla g were accompanied to the railroad train • ates to go in first and reduce Port Fish- to day by President Lincoln and several er. The capture of this important work members of his Cabinet. The betty will would operate, in regard to Wilmington, 1 .0 conveyed to Frederick, Maryland. precisely as the capture of Forts fl.iines News of the Florida Expedition. and Morgan has operated In regard to Mobilo. It will close the port com pletely and relieve the immense block- NEw Your, Oct. 15.—With the arri ading fleet on duty at the mouth of the mid of the supply steamer Union from harbor. Pennsylvania and various other gulf An accident occurretdyesterdavo n the points, we have additional partimaiers of Short Lino railroad, 4 miles east of Con- Gen. Asboth's expedition in Florida. uecticut river, In consequence of a bro. t He returned to Pensacola on the Ist of ken rail. The train consisted of six pas. ) this month, completely successful. He wager cars, containing 400 slat end brought In over ninety prisonets, four wotuaded. Nine soldiers and two brakes- hundred negroes, four hundred 'cattle, men were killed, and twelve soldiers four hundred mules, and a large amount seriously injured- .of stores and ammunition. Gen.! As- The Savannah Repubume says the both received a wound which tell' prob rice crop this year is very large. , ably occasion the amputation of his arm. Governor Vance recently issued a p ro I In the ceremonies of laying the 'cola elarnation offering pardon to rebel de- ner atone of the Masonic Temple, in Boa ton, yesterday, nearly . one .hundred setters and runaway conscripts. The lodges were represented In the proms-- Greensboro G'iteren says 300 have come sion. The Editor of the Wilmington Journal says he has information from Europe that not the slighest chance exists of ob. ) NSW YORK, Oct. 15.—The Herald's tabling a navy from European powers. ty Washington special,. says : The major'. He concludes as for negotiation, inter- vention and all that it is hardly neces- la d, is a sary to say anything. These things have ,land, the new constitution, in Mary t least 11,000. Trs gone glimmering out of sight and few The t of l e t army of James cotres h, says: Our gunbliat people trouble even to think of them. 'p ende nt There Is not the faintest hope of Euro- and shore batteries, to-day, silencing a rebel battery 'on succeded.in the 8014111 peal governments doing anything to benefitus. side of the James river, with which they IP: • Nrcw Tutor, Odtober la.—Herald's had, recently, frequently been able to Special says: The rebel lin throw shell Into Dutch Gap to the solo' in front of the James runs nea rl e of worka ance of working y parall- parties. The work on el with.the union line, and heylem,view the canal is rapidly approaching coni pletion and promises to prove a succese. from our works since the crifiilire of Matters in the front without material Fort Harrison on the 291,4 ult., their chanB . e. next salient point is 4. stro, line of chain "forts next to and dirett. beyond Affairs In Chattanooga. I Fort Harrison. These forts are directly in front of our works commencing. 800 , CHATTANOOGA, Oct. is.—Mai. Gen. yards from 'Fort Harrison and command Schofield arrived here to-day, and as -4 each other. Bermuda is ten miles north' hum ed general direction of affairs. west of thiase works, and they run at an The enemy are reported in force at angle of about sixty five degrees. If Walton. NEIN' YORK, October 18.--Ther'etearn- Chatta„pooga is strongly fortified and ship. Fulton from. Porllikral the 18th amply supplied with troops enough. to , ; arrived last night. 'Captain Cox, 55th make a protracted and successful de- ' Penna., who escape'dtfrom Charleston fence. prison says: Twenty deaths daily are Sherman is close on Hood's rear; and' occurring from yellow fever in Charles. undoubtedly, will make It a hornet nest, ton prison. Prisoners are all sent out before long.. rof the city. Abnatrt,ooo rebel soldiers are in =l4l:Tout:Me city. , -•- i . large side-wheel blockade was sunk • ~ e e itynr fleet at the entrance of Charles ;ton tarki.. - Another steamer in trying •Lorilb iout was drawn back, ' Moil ;Deserters Arriving. n q!i Intl - tonic Oct. The Steamship liVeTng Atar sailed to-day_ for New Or cans, with a full list of paiserigers and reightL Col. Jas. T. Tucker was among toe passengers. Tili3 Herald's 10th corps special siva, quiet is prevailing along , the lines, - and it gives rebels opportunities to detrt. Linge,nuniber# of them are cominitin daily; many are old men aikd soldrivp . from hospitahr,witb tinhealed • Wonni * fr - Theleharactiii of the Meh show thatldf tellitibln id' doing ileiviO*Oertifirivci hav,t4eo put on. They reßre muit great dhorehdini• e • Arrival Othe-Steimerkangaroo NEW Von; Oct. 10.—The steamer Kangaroo, from Liverpool on the Ist and the Ocean Queen ' (rani Aspinwall, have arrived. In regard to the alleged naval opera tions on Lake Erie, the Times says: Anything that should occur to prolong this conflict is to be deplored, for they are signs of its extending to regions it could hardly have been expected to reach. The lakes are under joint juris diction of the two governments, and that Is not liable to the doubts and lira tations which apply to the authority of any one nation on oceans open to all the world. We must keep the war away from the shores of Canada as vigilantly as we do from those of Great Britain. Thd News regards the victory of Sher idan over Early as one of the most im portant contests of'the war, and warmly eulogizes the generalship of Sheridan. It thinks that matters look serious for the Confederates in Virginia, as the Federals are now able to concentrate 1 there The expected battle between Mace and Coburn did not come off as was accord. lug to Coburn's nomination on Friday to take place between Goldsgres's Station and Castle ; but the representatives of the men disagreed, yesterday, about the selection of a referee, and those acting for Mace stated they would return to England that evening. • Coburn's agent declared that his man was anxious for i the fight and would appear at the prop er hour, at the ring. Mace'srepresenta (lye arrived in London yesterday, and corroborates the statement that the jn• tended tight la entirely postponed for the present. Late News from Mexico Matters at the Front. Seoretiry . Stanton at the Front WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—The Secre• tary, of War has gone to City Point, taking with him the Quartermaster„: Commissary General and the Surgeon General to confer with General Grant upon the war estimates for the ensuing ' year. I ft is believed that by the tranwsr of the Seat of war to the Cotton States a considerable reduction of expenditurrs may be made, especially in the forage I and subsistence departments. . Rum:wow; Oct. 15 .—Thelatest foot ing up on the Constitution vote la asfol: Il i low : For Constitntion 11,?17; against ;Co Citation " 12,8 9. ifigii.tiTi votes. #., eta ilyiny, eitinkated._z,r4_ol4Ml3ll4.lilW • -be reduced. Aitinuitkitlvoteevii: cludi-671 iOlilferaTiitielii i ikiirlymod: No .4 '2ra ~.iliCfifoidierirliittlh3 44 th e Moms or ShertdiuC ' '':i'AitiM doubtful. ..,- -z,%/- 1: • The Chief' avinticetiaL4Pit NEW Yong, Oct. 15.—The gold' that. , ket shows a continuance of the vigiirdits dull movement; rt:mors are freely Cir lated.to support themarkets., A prom s-. nent Short - bpeiatiof 41E1(141JB morning, making the third failure in two days among gold dealers. Prices opened this, morning at 218 and subsequently ad vanced to 220, closing at 215 f. The Commercial's Washington special says: Candidates for Chief Justiceship multiply, but Secretary Stanton is now said to be the party most likely to receive ;the appointment. Wm. L. Ernsts of New Yoilt is named" to-day in high cir cles as a progressing candidate. A letter purporting to have been writ- tgrt by Alexander Stephens, the rebel Vice - President, in reply to a letter from several of his fellow-44*ns Is publish ed. He says "no per9on more ardently desires an end to the war than he does, but it is not in his power to bring it about. He said the recognition of -the sovereignty of the States Is the only solution of tigti L-The ided of maintaining the old Union or any other Union by force is preposterous. The subjugation of thelionth by the North would involve the destruction of the Constitution.and the .oveitbrow of their liberties as well as our own. Any Union of States established by force will be, at ruinous to them as to us. The action of the Chicago Convention go far as the platform of principles go, presents a ray of light which under Providence may be the dawn of the dayto this Tong and cheerless night. To a Convention ol the States I have no objection. ASHINGTON CITY NEWS Guerrilla Bands on the Potomac WASAINGTON, Oct 15.—Infortnntiorr has reached here that yeaterdaj evea ing about 100 of White's guerrillas cross ed at a ford of the Potomac river, six mils above Edward's Ferry, and ad— vanced to Poolesville, Md., where they drove out the 'citizens and committed much damage There are additional reports, but which are not authenticated, that earlier in the day other guerrilla bands crossed neat the Mitocracy and moved down the road. wo heavy shocks of an earthquhke were felt in the lower part of the Stale ~ last night, and another ' this looming, illiPightening the people out of their houses I Concentrated Lye, but doing no damage. Sal Sods, Silver Advices from China up to the 20th, TriPol.l, Sand, , ~,-, confirm the news of ' the capture of 'the , i . ..- . • .... •<!,..:.. sr ' Di r—r- iiiiii. capture of the Nankin, by the Imperial- ' . 454' • ists . , Heinp seed, cacao Elk RAS 894V.--i.';.-..71-A Japanese adviees of Sept. 2d, hay that 1 , ~1 le ,' Ecill' a '-'...°1 1 " 3 4 _ - --- , ',lS.' , ~4 a naval expedition had' stilled to chastise 1 1 . , Pittsburgh..:Agstisy - , ":....'!_,...1 , 1 prince Lechisin, whn still closses the' Inland sea, and interrupts the commerce I Far all reliable Pro prietserllttitettes Viz 4 -: :J - ~ of Nogsoki. The expedition consisted Dr; D. s Airarays - Eittiiitifohific . . ... :i ~.,. i . ..., :., -. Alterative, • of nine British, four Datch.Ahree Franun " '-' . "'" . - 'Hair - - , . ~...., . - ~! . and one Americ :12 -vessel. T'his rerun,, ' :; - Hair T ai l Ear Div* -- . --, 4 '4* - Sanative Pills. ---- ',I :rent will not lead to war, but is simply . ...„,..._ . to chastise an independent prince. Dr. J.U. AYEIVI-Dhery Pe0t.0410., IL. . . -. . Cathartic VELlia. ',.'.;..._':'-'', 4 - '' , .,-'.'L- a .-+ s id, NIARKETS lii TELEGRAPH, 1 - ,A Sarsaparilla- 4...'Vf-c-'...."M-4.1 ,4 Aguestitit'*- - Z , ; , :, . , ._,....,.. • ~,.., ~,,.,71 Nets- ?aria Difitiket. ' :-2. ..* , 6.,,.,-- 1 1.ERIBOL 1:1' S. ,Odelaileitßezeuxuag. -:Lir,,,,_._,..`;':*;-..-.Fd New Yogis, Oct. 15 .—Cotton, $1 1)11 2.3 .or 1 ~ .aseNn, for dueem of . eusgos,l mutates% Flour. *see Safer. extra state; fioa ; " lletla %Vasa.. lo 50 for extra Rl{ 0; ;DO 56111 50 for fixate I n ~,,. ..5.., - ...'- -- ', . ..'41 Sarsaparilla, for inip., brands. 'Whisky iti Teal 75.. Whe at, 60 90.'2 for i Hie Wood; Chicago Spring; Si tris2 02 for Milwaukee club. Rye, It 40 refills fur weeters Corn, fl 54 for 1 •+•••• , - ,4iA. mixed treaters, i Slistatj Itist.gshe for New Or. ; Dr. Q. W. DOlSAlVlEDStelandbliillaiiiiklOk; leans; tr ace rs for cube. it folessea, I Qatilki Coy • ' . ' -7-I ''' urine,. -''.--',--4 1 Porto Rico; 85a90 for Muscovado. .. , Pills. ; .1 i " '• -• ' Bitters. ..,.. New Torn alone), Market: ' New Toes, Ott. 15 —Money 'toady at 7 per cent. Gold opened at 217 g, advance 4to 220 x. doolldett to 214 sod_aloar 1421alif , • • Buffalo Market. 815/0" Oe t — L s .l7.Wilelllll,lllllB tot' Milwau kee spring; 11 80 tor No. Chicago and Mitevati kee;slßs for red'wlnter. Corn, St i f, for No. 2. oats 15c. lehisky $1 T 5. • . ••: " , Os waoo, October 16 .—Flour, !Mak la for. No. B Pring; $9 26h9 50 for red winter; Sloalo2s,for white; +lO-71501l (or ciontileextrft. Wbeitt.N.92X o 1 Chicago spring; 81 91 for No. 1 Mil waukee; $1•90 for , N a a 2 Milwaukee club. Vora quiet. Philadelphia Market. , lailour, $9 9- for gotii ex trig , ".Wheitti tete lb southern; ft 50 for , Kentucky white, Corn, $1 85 for yellow. Cate 82484 c. Petroleum, 85a36e for crude; 6 0a8lIc for relined in bond; 7 51800 for free. NV tOiky 17a I 78. Chicago Market. Carr.too,Oct. 15 .—Flour advanoed 25c. Wheat $1 5211 72 for No. 1. Corn, *1 2751 $8 for No. 1; $1 2.51 127 for No. 2. Oats, SA (11,a/ for No, L. ,, Whtsky St COVGII. - 351-6 I FRY S 4ZI X. IST S MELLIFLUOUS C 0 1 1 /q-1 - 1, z •- 1 NtilekleWah, otie Con,gh Datum la warranted to cure Coughs, Ooldi, lipatiaess, Asthma;ilThooldng :Cough, Sore Throat, Con sumption, and all affections of the Throat and For I sle by Druggists: t 3 General Depot East Fourth street, CSnotounatt, Ohio. • " -DIARRHE(II,A. . WO. ll 'ellipt '. , All the Medical men and the Press reconuneod , ___' ,I ' : : ...,... ...„. Dr. Strickland's Antl-Uholera Mixture as the I Wines, Jos raodttii, Othwand' ailiva - a, las aimilki- only certain remedy for Dlarrhooa and Dysea. , anal use only; via t so cr rtent l s t , l !:ti a mu c r o m n e t . in z t g a ca o r t io Ax:l i n v ee t, nts, Ah.. , . ,prn_rdlepuy..X_DLo2st, t -- r , awn la I ' *4 " °I ""n°l6- an warranted to e ff ect a cure alter all other means , Pure Jul"Pf a /Me Pont Wine, have felled. -Pure oldtSherry..wine, . . .• Pure Old -Nraderla Wine, - gig. sa tklArgaiiito, • peneu7tl Depots East i .p ure Hminlidsyn. 0 ,- POlitth street., trittcrtiniittl: oliti. . JaMalea and Sr, Orrtla RUntli. '..:,-.i lisiported Clare,.. . STRIC.K.LAND'S , of Havana cigars, eta: a ... .i=" X X.a 311: .I = l. .IE - 1173,11 3:0 lir . ! Cabana' I Pretucados I . „. ... a. . , ~ .1 a i atepeinalasi Etritintaaa t • - Dr Strickland , . Pile Remedy has cured thou- f Loudres I Figa ro . i . 'wads of the worst mules of Blind and Bleeding ' R itg a im , Epoxy cre o l e ., Piles. It Ores ISittnediate relief , and effects a . . ' - . . • permanent cure. Try it directly. It le War- . : ranted to cure. esti° For sale by all 'Druggists. Generitt Depot ' l , i - a " . '' red . ' - ------ I 1 4. a East Fourth Street, Oilll'innatt, ohin. i a.u i aatu ilaiXtrtl4 4.o ll2l :oVrtie i Eapaßolws l Sobrlnaa I *_' _ I Jockey Olubl I...klieg-lintel I .„% And a variety of orentui "' • , 1144=DYSPESIA, NEH V O USNE:liß i _____ 4 o) rire I Qnr mkt offilsaya - _Os . _ .Sitin s BIL ITV, D ST/tIcKLA Tunil —We wO the oraflorthYln 'go 4 % . anipa ienr.ri x t , pt 11 ,4 • Ii l e d, 41 i t in, lie van=trAtur 1111 =Lfau ti gill " rrirt 44 -op-' and Nervous Debility, to use Btrickland'a Touter. "Lida. rlt le a vegetable preparation - Tree from al. 1 - i P. •i...i-- • 1 1.......... 1 ....4, ,coholic liquors ; it strengthens the whole nett- , TO THE- DENTAL PjIOFESSIONy. out system ;It creates a good appetite, and i I sarm,nte4, tip 0,..e -Ispepala and hervous I/e s - I - 'Vilify: - Iw p Lee! a large, and'oatt'ully 4 'watt nig* 44 . . g. tii, :white. Patent Teeth, OnitirajArtaatrong n. Jnald's Tentk W. A. Duff re.Ocoa Teeth, Neal; otlurdy at , Valth T.getit, Johnson& TAituPs Teeth, For sale by Drugglaita generally, and sold by Whbleruiip Agetuts u ro, i il l 4 1 :1 str e ',, L t, ogilfair City, And by -Dr—GEO:II:IVEYSER, - (bMierWnadistotett nad•VirYin Alin& Pittsburgh, ra. &east Fourth street. iuggoirmati, oottirlydifor Ste's AL :'FANOT 00 . 003" " " *.A.14.4;it . ; 4., WINDOW 1311 - ADES V S - - Heed baba , • .! "rAttLE ol i dirits . 7 w. NEWS FROM NEW YOgle. ': s.~~wi~. `.Pure. .- Arnow. PITTBBWIF-- 11t 1181188 3iENI~A r. TMRIPOrIi. toßgE.Neg • & '':yi*elalLEß, ApothecarteispC pOititis ln Foreign and Domestic: Medicines Med-uunes Obenilofds, Dyes . intcr Alcohol, •Perfarftery, Es": ArtjuisB . and Toilet &ape, Li quors, Tobacco Cigank Paints, Oils.- and;-Varnishes, 'biomes, fluppbriai : - and Braces,. P rill/ s it/OA r y Medicines, dlo.);, *N. " Tvzasze qt., We raanaaat” re all itskit :rib*: oap t ur - ed Tresses, eadAeap. eetuitantly-gs 'mad Maudie, Fitch s, Mateo i Chaos, 11011,a -1 Udall otherdnaaopkotafrot 8 r. In eases airi n g or when an panuatay' la Pprues gri# ll3 ;it, Anktltiltmanxitkoturs to °Nor • ADD°&trio.. surimarEsts, istwir,4l)lolSfAc lELALSTIO STOCKINGS., • • • , „ „ veaponej ..o2ti ly tii puostion of Trusses, 5t0.,..-401,6Ma nankin:4' of Rupture, Bri r SICIAN'S PRES 10E3 „ cAREFuLLY OrlitnntitMED. Olw P. sorlptlon Department le elettqlle obionner sje' ••j experienced P harmakentut;o4 - . 41 articles deed - In ao mpouuding,preacrlptleds, *re selected With' , ,1 regard to puritr. - Destutets end •Streagth. _. v . I. . , . Prescriptloes .. earetally- eeI:CMS:II:Idea at - ail- j howls of the eight. • . - ETIC & CULINARY ARTICLES: • Pura Crearri 'Dr - Tartar. Errellth Baking Ain Room ignitard. Gran and Powdek, Plar;s. 4. wee - " Ginger " • Okununon. Root Bark' Oswego (Ann Stant, Voie's GeLetlzut, . Price's Wycerine., Hecker's Flirts's. Pure Wines tor CooklbtriArPosoll- Bernett's Oooking *bailie% .Caraway Aufse - ' • Oortander , Seed. " - • • • Alsae-sulitlattattga. . salmi% _i f - , • • PeAd'amak-i tro.. att lie. HOUSEHOLD :AIMCFLEa gOMENCH't Putmente. 804 W,veu Tomtit. U . Mandrake:TOL : , Ipouggiq'S- rdedfisi,Viokt*y, 'Mat' Rte4aigttallneats I I, C :141ipattirffitsa Vfg.tatki.jr:.l ,-.• unktuttetiouPutil-': 4 ' ' 1(3'4 - ~. .3 - 'Dr. R. , a. witscnisitpini,;) 4i LE • • ....,•:, • Drake's RastetteeePlattittiotla Ottleb raledaglinach ttatterili, '•.•:`•'7.-A • Cutter's Neht*Enfiffide. ittittn, An Atiticipuitor 11211920017164 '''' -" r nay.A.uk 0 the reit* qt.ateat,,Atemerorth-af:l • •!' , .• ••-••=;:- • ' I ~• :•:,:••,,, Painti,teada. MALLS. Cqlors, 021s,_Vareisboav" .=,, Brushes, Putty, Tabirajno, Quid-Lent 1 4.. --- , .- 1 ~.._. , We imve feollittei ter funlialking then allot.r• - --, St . manufeet mire, sloes. ..... . , :„ .. . -- . 1 ::•-..f2 .1P.4•14, 6( .rtind.--11114141:ELMILi :-.:`,.-,., Our stock of Oniiiiimaillieatainea aril semi-annually with great dare I p an exandlicair t Pharancoutuotana physician, .n 4.1,6 guarazue.:•,.--i? all drugs and niedloines we scalp:ere at total:* -:-', gyrated.- : , -• i 0:4 , - ~,i , - - 4 . 10 i ) elniAlltillt. ! ~ . -1 -.- - All our American f&ii:v_ Mar' " buy Joagaks Hl3. celebrated, house Or. PU Al WWI uparo,",:-A 111. A bi- ..,: ;, . . ~i •1, -: , . 1 . , , • , An Inquiry of your, lewdly itbretraut mr2411 . 0 -lily you as to. thelr , purity. _ . • ! , T.3-YMI ar ''; I}Y74 katullia .., i 6 igit 4 , 4 ra ..,,,,, , -- i' °crown mpartion: Vlr stanteewpag.. reliable, ~.. . ,r 4 ..- Annetta, Altinislitne Vitro', Rtalliil WOO 4, ' ...Ili i can, Wood, Cochineal, Ooppetair, Oitd6 ..! lf tear Extract . Lo wiko. Flail*, Isp, --, 1 ',,' iri gp*; Aqu i Lao D _e, ' 't -,, 4 . .. ~' 'der, Zink:, II I Sicily Sumac manic i • -.Blue Nitro/ ac.; tea: • Dental Coiluusi3 Denjal,,Lathesi. Forinipposft gers, *Menu . MD/A RD:wraps', hns, te Bane, iiti4 &WC Gold and Tin Fcdia, and sosowpisiato; crert..„, description. _ k,iiiaga tha • 'TORl OOrl r, ll 7 :24featial cor::Pouria a araigicesis* oolotyd KM= MOM AIum,I.IIILAPOIMZE, 81011,Moi ts eas.,
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