GREAT BARGAIN&
BOOTS AND SHOES,
At the renowned
Concert , __Hair' Shoe Store,
WHOLESALE Sr RETAIL
Dealers, call in and examine the largeetock
bought when the
ILA T 7! .1P _EL 1%1 - X4o
Was at its height, and which must be
Sold Without Regard to Cost
R V. h. 1 E DI I 3 .E. R
No.
.62 Filth Street,
WANTED.-- SEWING ItIACHINE.
AGENTS, everywhere, to introduee
the new SHAW & CLARK FAMILY SEW
ING MAOHINE, the only low price machine
in the country which is lic*nsed by Grover a
Baker, Wheeler a Wilson, Howe, Singer &
and flachelder. Salary and expenses, or large
commissions altowed. All other Machines now
sold for less than forty dollars each, are in
fringments, and the seller and user liable. Il
lustrated circulars sent free. Address.
SHAW & CLARK,
llolB:3md,kw Biddeford, Maine.
•
I-1 WANT AGENTS
$7O A EI I-4 27 1 WHERE , at
*7O a month,
expenses paid, to FIFTEEN A RTICLES, the
best selling ever offered. Full particulars free .
Address OTIS T. GABE Y.
n016:3m1.4 w
D _
R. BROWN HAS MADE THE sTo
dy and treatment of
Delicate Diseases
The business of his life. His speciality is Ven
ereal diseases and other private troubles,
brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence
and excess. Also. all diseases arising`from im
purity oI the blood, Chronic I'lcerations, Piles
Rheumatism, Rupture and Shin Diseases. (If
lice and Private Rooms, •Plo. 50 SMITHFIELD
STREET. nOIB-1t
m IVAVTED.
550 1. - .l‘orers at $4O per mom t.
wn. 1 choppers at I-tu per month.
Vq, Teawaters at $ 5 per ,sonth
To go 10 NIIE/trine to wore fer the Govern
ment. I . :uire of the on fersi.rned at Hared
Hotel. W. AIceLAIN,
nniS.lwa_ G. M. Agent.
NC>TICIE.
BANK OP PITTRMTROR,
November LAM 11,64.
THE 130Alits lIIHICACTORS OF
THIS BA.N E, by a resolution passed this
day, hat e ordered a call of a General Meeting
of the Stockholders for the purpose of consider
ing the expediency of accepting the recent Act
of the Legislature renewing the Charter of the
Bank. In conformity therewith, the said Meet
ing will he holden at the Banking House, on the
16th of December proximo, at 113 o'clock A, hi.
JOHN HARPER,
nc Cathier.
st.
nol6-Ivcd,k4tw
..„.. - ITit IikaD.—CAALE TO TIM
MISES of the undersigned, In Snowden
township, on the 31st of Oc'ober last, a DONN
HORSE (JOLT, about 14 hands high, and appa
rently not over three years old. no owner Is
requested to come forward, prove his property,
and pay expenses, otherwise he wi;l be disposed
of according to law.
0017:314 GEORGE HARGER.
Disso,, , ion, OF CO-PARTNER.
SHIP.—The partnership heretofore ex
isting between Alexander Holstein and Ephraim
Smith, trailing under the firm of HOLSTEIN
Sc 00., at No. 132 Wood street, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Persons having
claims against the late firm, as well aa those
who are indebted, will present the same !o
Ephraim Smith, who is alone authorized to
settle for the late firm of Holstein & ,at the
old stand. A. 11l .LSTEIN
E. SMITH.
C 0 -PARTNERSHIP NOTICE .—I
HAVE THIS DAY associated with me in
the Saddle, Harness & Trunk Business Mr .
JuliN BRADLEY, and intend to continue the
above business at the old stand. We thank our
friends for the measure of patronage we have
enjoyed, and hope by strict attention to business
to merit a continuance of the same. The new
Orin style will be BRADLEY & SMITH.
NOTICE.-• IN RETIRING PROM
THE FIRM OF HOLS FEIN & CO , I
tender my sincere thanks to s generous public
for the liberal favors received, and as I know
Messrs. BRADLEY Sr. S&ITH to be faithful,
energetic and competent business men, and
thorough mechanics, it affords me great pleasure
to recommend them to my late patrons as every
way worthy of confiden.e.
noI5 A. H(fLSTEIN.
DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP.
—The Partnership heretofore existing
between Albert Torrence and James McUarr,
under the name of TORRENCE & McGARR,
w as this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ALBERT TORRENCE,
JAMES McGARR.
All claims against the late firm, and all ac
counts due it, will be settled byJem M'lEt RR.
IiAVINO PURCHASED THE IN
TEREST of A. Torrence, in the "PITTS
BURGH DRUG HOUSE AND DENTAL. DE
POT AND TIZT , Ss IVIANUFAUT,.RY," I
would solicit a continuance of the liberal pat
ronage extended to the late firm, with the as•
surance that it will be conducted in all the de
partments by competent persons.
JAMES McGARI2.
JUST IMPORTED FROM GER
MANY,
AIEN'S AND WOMEN.S
Felt Shoes and Felt Inner Soles
At BOBLAND'S,
98 Market street,
24 door from Fifth street.
DISSOLUTION CIF PARTNERSHIP,
The Firm of CUNTIVINGLIABI /r.
was dissolved on the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER
1864, by the death of David Cunningham.. The
butineas will be continued by the balance of the
}ltal. The title of the Firm will remain the
same.
W. CUNNINGHAM,
R. CUNNINGHAM.
D. IHMSEN,
GEO. DUNCAN.
nol4-1 wd
MILITARY AND NAVAL
..a.c,rmnrcrsr.
E. T. MATHEWS & CO.
B. T. MATESWB 0 G. VANTIOSIS
Late of Treal
Dept. 'Washing
ton, D. C.
A_"InCO.EitNE - YS,
on THE ADJUSTMENT AND
Collection of Claims against the United
States or any State Government.
PRINOIPAL OFFICE, SOS WALNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA
BRANCH OFFICE 98 GRANT STREET,
PITTSBURGH.
WMASTER & GAZZ A M
A.ttorneys-stt-.K.stw,.
PENSION,
BOUNTY,
BACK-PAY
PRIZE IsiorrEyOOLLEOtED,
fie., tic.. hc.
Andications by mail to either office attended
to as If made In person.
No chatty mane until the claim is adjusted.
PERSONAL ATTENTION given to claims
before the Departments in Washington, D. C.
nol3-tf
AN EXAMINATION 01"
MASON & HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS,
Will convince any one of the superiority of tilts
make over all others. Several of the improve
ments in these instruments are patented and
owned by mason & Hamlin.
Large assortment now on hand at the ware,
room. of the subscriber.
Call and examine them before
PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
CHAS.. C. - MELLQR,
81 Wood Etreet
qi Menc fir the 'Cabinet oigah ,
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LOCAL INTELUGENCE
Teachers' Salaries.—At a meeting of the
Central Board of Education, held on Wedaes.
day last, the resolution increasing teachers' 841.
dries ten per cent during the ensuing three
months was taken up. Mr. Negley, Mr. Sin
gerleyl in the chair, withdrew the resolution.
Mr. Negley then moved that the salaries of
teachers be increased from and after November
Ist ten per cent. The chair put the •question
and it was decided in the negative. The meet
ing•then adjourned.
Thus it is that the efforts on the part of the
school teachers to have their salaries increased
have been thus far frustrated, and it is likely
that all other efforts for attaining that end will
likewise prove unsuccessful, at least for some
time yet. We heartily sympathize with the
teachers in this respect, and we believe that the
community In general would be quite willing to
have their salaries increased according to their
'request, which is certainly very modest. But
the Central Board of Education are better ac
quainted with these matters than we are, and as
the question was left to their arbitrament, we.
of course, will have to abide by their decision.
Slim salaries are, to say the least, not very
gratifying in these times, and while everybody,
coal diggers, laborers, mechanics, he., are de
manding increased compenastion , Aor their la
bors, we see no reason why our school teachers
should not have their salaries increased in pro
portion, unless it be said that they received
double what their services were worth before
all the necessaries of life reached their present
high prices. In this case their salaries should
not be increased; but unless this was the real
state of things, which question we leave to our
readers to decide, we see no other reason why
the teachers should not have a fair show. But
comment on that question is now useless, and
we can do nothing which will prove of any
avail to the teachers.
Arrest of Substitute Brokers.—Two sub_
atitute brokers named John Murphy and Na
thaniel Peck hailing from Baltimore were ar
tested on Wednesday at the Provost Marshal's
office on a charge of perjury, oldie attempting
to furnish a substitute for Conrad Worth a
drafted man from Lawrenceville, Murphy in a
white man, while Peck is colored. They came
here in charge of a colored man named Henry
Jones, whom they offered as a substitute to Mr.
Worth for the sum of t to the
office of Alderman Written to have the neces
sary affidavits and blanks made out and there
stateilhat they had known Jones, the propos
ed substitute for over two years and that he
was a native of Canada. They likewise stated
that they were heads of falsifies, had no interest
direct or indirect in having
. the proposed sub
stitute accepted. They then went to the Pro
vost Marshal's office. and offered Jones as a
substitute. Captain McHenry proceeded to ex
amine the patties as is customary in such cases,
in order to ascertain the reliability of tne state- ,
meats made before the Alderman. The propos
cl substitute stated under oath that he did not
know where he was horn, but thought he was
born in Virginia. He agreed to eater the
army oo receipt 0[025 from Murphy, whom he
had not seen until six weeks ago. yhe state-
ment of Murphy and Peck were found entirely
at variance with their depositions before the
Alderman, and accordingly they were arrested I
on charge of pejury, and held for a hearing.
Biddeford
West Virginia —This section 01 the coun
try would appear a very uncomfortable place to
ii t e In, and if we believe the reports, those who
I arc residing there at present would wish them
seh es out of it. Evers meansshave been resort
' ed :n ii, order to protect the peaceful hi/10ft
unta from the encroachments of robbers and
guerrillas, but in vain, and all private property
is utteri; 4aafe from thel , depredations. An
exihange from that section ghee the followirw.
(in Wednesday bight somr unk.'.own coward or
cowards gained entrance to the Circuit Clerk's
ofh.te by climbing over the top of the door, and
tbte destroyed nearly all the valuable books
and papers in the office What is title country
coming to 7 Are we going to have Bloody Kau"
aas or the Reign of Terror rehearsed in our
midst 1 Some means sh,uld at once he token to
ferret out the tuttlana who are now Infesling
this cruntry. Again, we say, let us forma rig
dance committee.
The Postal Money Order Systent.—Wc
unlerstand that the postal money order system
thus far has proved a success and is progressing
in a manner highly satisfactory. The prospect
is. judging from the numuer of persons who
have thus far availed themselves of its benefits,
that it will be ere long very generally adopted.
The system has been in many instances used
for business purposes, and the orders have often
been to business houses. By the payment of
additional fees any amount of money may be
transmitted on orders, though no one order can
exceed thirty dollars. We feel confident that as
soon as the many benefits accruing from this
system are made generally known, it will be
unanimously adopted by the nubile both in pri
vate and business transactions
Arrested for Lareeny.—Three young torn
named Charles Henry, John Winters and W.
FI Davidson were brought before the Mayor
yesterday morning on charge of larceny. It is
allleged that they robbed two young English
men who arrived from the East in the night
train of about forty dollars. The young men
put up at the William Penn House. on Penn
street, where they met the prisoners and in
whose company they drank so much that they
became intoxicated, and it is alleged that while
in that state they wore robbed of their money.
The prisoners were committed for further hear
ing. There was no money found in their pos
session, but it is expected that it will be soon
rce ivered.
On n Vialt.—Captain John Rogers, of the
Namokeag, which Is now undergoing repairs at
Memphis, is at present at home on furlough.
Many of the gallant Captain's old friends will
be glad to greet him once more, In view of the
painful report which recently prevailed here
that he himself had been killed and his vessel
captured. We are glad to Had that he as likely
to render good service for many a year In the
position he occupies should the war continue.
While among us he was ever active in doing
good, vnd among the most zealous in promoting
every work of charity. Midst the dangers to
which he will be exposed we hope tie will be ac
companied by the prayers of the poor and the
orph an.
Sand Bank Caved la.—On Wednesday
morning an accident of a distressing nature oc
o urred at St. Mary's Cemetery, resulting in the
.death of Stephen Sweeney, aged about sixty
years. Tne deceased, with several other work
men, was engaged in digging sand from a bank
in the Cemetery, when it suddenly caved in,
burying the unfortunate man and crushing him
beneath itskweight. He was taken out in half
an hour afterviards, but life was extinct. De•
ceased resided in this city until within a few
weeks, since which time he has resided in Law
renceville. Alderman Donaldson held an in
quest on the body and a verdict in accordance
with the facts was rendered.
Lead Mines lu Clarion County.—The
Clarion Democrat says: We have been shown
several specimens of very tine lead ore, procur
ed along the Clarkin river near Callensburg
Men are now at work to develope these lead
veins and ascertain if they are sufficiently large
to work. If their etrorti protalktuccessful, and
a lead mine be discovered sufficiently rich to
guarantee a fall reward for their labor, no doubt
every necessary arrangement will soon be made
to develope its resources. The demand for lead
at the present day is very great, and it easily
commands a very high price.
The Praft.—The supplementary draft still
contlines, and the full quota under the /ant call
for eOD,dOO men will be goon raised in the 224
and 284 districts. It appearathatthose who are
now Whig . . drafted will dud kime dgilted!ti to
procuring aubstitntea.. Volunteers are rather
acme raell then; Who may be willing tti.eftpone
their iiiett****o44 lop fir:#eir4teliito
btu' demand mudihigh - compenettion for. their
Pdd*W;oo:tl . Men are compell.
'edito
;m=;;==c===amma
THE POST---PITTOURGIC FRIDAY 'MORROW kiVollEttiltit
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 18, 1884.
'Coroner's Inquest—Alderman - Donaldson
yesterday field an inquest, on the body of a
young lady named hetlinda
. on:it,. who dled
yesterday at the o ffi ce of Dr-Siencer under the
following circumstances: It appears that de.
ceaed called at the residence orDr. Spencer on
Wednesday to have some teeth extracted. but
as the Doctor was not ,well at the time she was
requested to call on the following day. She
complied with the request, and on yesterday af
ternoon went again to the office. She requested
to have chloroform administered, and when it
was suggested to her that she had not better
take it, she replied that she was not afraid. The I
Doctor, however, was afraid to comply with her
demand and gave her chlorin ether instead, and
while she was underthe influence of this drug
he extracted three teeth. At this juncture she
showed signs of struggling, when she was re
moved from the chair and placed upon the floor,
and shortly afterwards died. A verdict was re
turned according to the above facts, entirely ex
onerating the physicians concerned from all
culpability in the case.
The City Councils.—A. rule on membeis
of City Councils to show why attachments
should not be issued for refusing or neglecting
to pay interest due on railroad bonds was issued
In the United States Circuit Court on Wednes
day and la made returnable on to-morrow (Sat
urday.) We understand that in ease the answer
Is not made Writs of attachment will be issued
forthwith.
Business In the City.—Business has been
rather brisk in the city during the past week,
though we understand that but few sales were
made yeat ,, rday, owing to the very unfavorable
E tate of the weather. The rivers are In excel
lent boating order, and the wharves present a
busy scene. A considerable amount of business
is now transacted on the Allegheny wharf,
which heretolore has been comparatively dull.
nigh Prleaa.—We understand that the
Government has determined to use the Influ
ence at Ile command to protect the people Irmo
the exorbitant prices of cominoilitas occasioned
by the extravagant price of gold. If this in
formation be true we may be on idle lookout lor
a considerable decrease In the prices of provis
visions, clothing, xe. , which would no doubt be
highly gratifying to the a:miculinit y in general.
Stock Sales.—The following la the list of oil
blocks Pohl last evening at the Afnsonic Hall
Auction Rooms, 55 F'lth street, T A. McClel
ano, Auctioneer:
Rose Oil Stock 145
Federal Oil s_tock.., I 10
Blood Farm tcOherry:Run I yo
Tarr, Story & Cherry lion I 12
El Dorado (01 Stock 2 25
Cherry Run Central 1W Stock 1 45
Theatre.—The benefit and last appearance
but one of Mr. Buchanan and his charming
daughter occurs to-night, and there will be a
full house. They' net Cardinal Richelieu aid
Julie de AI auprey , two of their finest imperson
atiour, slid which hare patted their great fame
throughout the world. liduchanau is said to be
the greatest Richelieu living , except For real,
with whom he divides the paint.
We havejust received tioJey's Book fetr De
cember. As usual, the fashions are beautifully
illustrated sad fles.:ribed with the most refill,
taste All I hose who have 3EII pretensior
to ashout should punch VIC a en p) d s•le at
W. A. tiildentenney s, 4.5 tltth street.
New id 3 le of plaid long n:lan. Is opened Ili is
morning; also Monks and dress goods nt C. Han
son Love is Co., 74 nn :1 76 lilnrket Street.
AMUSEMENTS.
L . W ., w - PITTSBURGII Tll h:ATtCI;:
Lessee and Manager.— . W naltooa.
Benefit of the beautiful and talented young
set nail.
AIISS VIRGINIA IlreliANAN,
will opptAr as I tiwcl, swobl&tad 1:1
her father, woo will pernowsle I.:a great char
a,:ter of the I;Areniu‘l.
THIS EVENINAI, will he pregehteft, the
find piny by L,.l,card Bulwer
I.yth,n, untitled
Julia I , e Mortinie. Mi'w Virgin's iiilehtnno
t'srilinil Richelieu Irletscan kl ,, chotnan
(ii erture tirehesur'n,•::"
To conclude with
tiiTATE SErl-tETS
I'o-morrow. Benefit of AT•Kean fiflehrinan
In rehentv-1 —The Octoroon.
REVIVAL! REVIVAL hEVIV
OCTOROON! OCTOROON ! 00TOROON !
Iti.ntlre f4clr Scrnery
IsT—TERFEBONE PLANTATT;
A 1 TH E Ip.(H,N.
THE JNIJI 1N Hi•N't P
THE RES(..,LVE.
T iD—LANDING ON THE N11 ,, ,15:.-31PF 1
THE INDIAN. OF P krt.
-4 - ra—At't MON `SALE UP SLAVES.
MNAMM=E
A F rri -THE tiEl (4.1 - Ata
seI_AWERPHUTECTS THE Will/ F:
MAN.
THE ocnatooN kloEs HONE.
MONDAY, irovEmnEa 21st,
And tvery erenmg during the week, and on
TH RSDAY AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock, this
play will be brought out in such a manner as to
merit the approbation and support of the public.
W. If ENDERso
Manager.
HALL.~ MASONIC
CONCERT AND TOUR DE PHYSIQUE
TWO N EC, PI ti 4 ON LY
IND >NI/A Y AND TUESDA Y EVENINGS
NOVEMBER 21 .I‘. 22
F , rtl:4l)ll.3.trlala IR her nat.lv. city of
MADAME MILLAR,
(r Ate Miss Cochrsn,)
The Eminent. Vocalist,
After an absence of four years In Europe, where
she had the honor of appearing before the most
select audiences, and pronounced by the Public
and the Press of England, Ireland and Scotland
One of the FIRST OF LIVING BALLAD
SINGERS.
PROF. MII,ILAYL,
The World-Renowned 'Magician, Pytliomiat
and Traveler, begs to announce his (hand and
Mum) Entertainment, entitled
SONG, 2DIRTIR AND MAGIC.
In conjunction with Madame Miller. Prof.
Ailliar's Entertainment will be produced on the
same scale of splendor as performed by him
with immense success before highly distinguish.
ed audiences in many of the principal cities of
Furope and America and before QUEEN
VICTORIA AND THE BRITISH COURT, on
the 24th of September, 1855.
Doors open at '7 Commence at 8 o'clock,
Admission, 60 cents: Tickets may be had at
the principal Music Stores. nols:l3td •
NATURE'S UNFAILING REMEDY
DYSENTERY
DIARR HCEA..
1:11. mr.. ca mire' AL 1- ca meat 1 a
BLACKBERRY
CARMINATIVE
Is the only safe and sure cure. It contains no
opium or deleterious drugs, no mineral or other
injurious compounds common to remedies gen
erally sold for this class of disease. It is os
efficacious that Physicians very generally use
it in their practice in all chronic and dangerous
cased •
Use no Cholera mixtures or doubtful compo
sitions, (many of which undermine and ruin the
constitution,) when you can obtain an unfailing
remedy as simple and safe as Blackberries
themselves.
Ask for DIXON'S' BLACKBERRY CAR
atINATI-VE, and see that the proprietor's
name is written on the outside wrapper of each
bottle.
Prepared only by
W. F. DAVIDSON,
Sole Proprietor,
Fai . *gq,icla all riapitable dtuggiata
Rrize r (6l•ll47,llt sit tenta,) 25 cads, 60 cents,,
ant artveriagne
DR. LIGIITHILL will re-visit PITTS
BURGH at regular intervals, according to the
requirements of the patients under his charge.
The business in New York does not suffer any
interruption from this visit, as one of the firm
la there in constant attendance.
Pirrsnotton, November 6, 1864.
This will certify that I have been under the
care of Dr. Ltghthill, for the cure of Catarrh,
and that, although he hay attended me a little
over one week, 1 feel that a permanent cure is
to be effected, and am so much better in all re
spects as to warrant me In giving publicity to
these facts and recommending Dr. Lighthill to
any one afflicted with Catarrh.
.I.Acon FORRI
Forsythe, Bros. & C 30., 14 Water street.
Atr Dees 1)e. EIGHTBILL 1---11 1B with great
satlatactiou that I communicate to you the
effects of the.medicines yon gave 1.1/C, ou any aa
plication to you, for defective hearing. I fol
lowed your directions, and am happy to state
that I am now so far recovered after the first
few alplacation@ as to feel quite con fi dent that I
am well and shall mat need to pro :nod lortber
lie assured, any dear sir, it nt•ce.sity shotal.l
require, I should not laeaiaate to place myaell
under }our magic hands. Yours with respect,
D. H. COLE,
Albion, I arletine county, N. Y.
In every business or pretension, indeed, in
every department /if science ur skill, there is
At leteV, s some acknowledged head—some one who
slit in hold relief among his billows, as a
skirt el lender. In the study and treatment of
deafness Ain: catarrh. as special direases ? Dr. K
13 1.1,1friT1111.1., or this city, occuplesjust the
position also e described lie has de-voted years
of labor to this speciality, and is now reaping
the reward of his influstri. The editorial col.
LIMOS of the T, Mune, of a recent date, lwar
nest to the Doctor's success in this department
of medicine. We quote the paragraph:
••i 'unit Ow A MAP alum —Louis lenewing
stein a lad fourteen oars of age, burn In
Berman}, coma to this city when he was about
two years old. Soon ',Net Ate nth, al here
woe taken sick antl lust his bearing. Hy it green
he became brat deal and then dnrnt, For nearly
ten teals he was a mute, unable to hear the
loudest rotce or to artieulate a ward. About
one year ago he was placed by his parents In the
hands of 1/r. Lighthill, who hats so far succeeded
in re storing to hits his I at powers of hearing
and utterance that he can Universe with there
who speak to him distinctly and deliteiately. ,
Ituriug the past tour or tire months he has [men
under the tuition of 'Mr. Ifenneche, and
made considerable progress to reading and antl,
met "
Having been supplied with the lad's Aklittrepi,
we t urther ini est:gated the matter, And
that pretii on to on i.ltt•tll
the yo..it raft, was eonstdered hope lens, 411.1
he urn, for two yearn au Ititoute of a Deal MO.
IttO,b AO}ltlin "I he Bet. John Nott,
ProlesAir to Vnion College, Schenrcts,l,, iii a
published letter, tenders his grate trade to tin
treating successfully hie can;
dearness Kee. Fred u Jewell, Proress,r of
the Stair Normal School at Albany. Also testillea
to hare been cured of catarrh. lir
pOesesses other testimonials and triblite. to Isui
talent from some of the wealtliteat and mint
prominent and respected Mamas, which may he
11PC1.1 on application. It would be difficult to
weak in any but terms of praise of hie tees'.
merit, In the face of these tris.ny proofs nr..t f
testifying to his aucccrs.
Remarkable Cure of l' , ainesi;.
F ., 01n Mr 107. 7oapA If. t:lan:c • ‘"?
Ames' 4 4urrh.
tignac ottlE, Febru )IL, 1664.
I have been deaf lu one ear sty• 4 to
lege, 301110 twenty years ago I , the skill n!
Ur Lightloll, Ile hearing wila t• . v.) restorr,l,
so that now I hear alike with i, .t, mr ears, an.:
I find that I can 1111 C. mp voice ,k ith 1111.101 more
ease awl comfort than 'saints.
JOSEPH 41 CLARKE
(Intl lanw&l diw
7r Ff. It t; 1.1. 1 NI)
r. Strickland's Mellifluous trough Balsam is
warranted to cure eongini, Colds, Hoarse:pas,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Sore Throat, Con
sumption, and all affections of the Throat and
Lunge.
For alo by Druggists. General Depot 6 Fast
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NEW YORK
News from the Southwes
The Late Victory at Johnsonville
General Sherman's Movements
The Gold Market Demoralized
Death of Major General Canby
ew YORK, Nov. 17.—The Times'
Nashville correspondent of the 28th
says: Beauregard's headquarters are at
Corinth. Hood, with Cheatham's corpi,
is at Florence, and the camp extends on
the north side now as far as Tuscumbia;
S. D. Lee's corps is at Jackson; Stew—
art's corps is at Corinth, Jacinto and
Reraze, fifteen miles from each other, on
the Mobile and Ohio railroad. The en
tire rebel army, which a year ago num—
bered 75,000 veterans, cannot now mus-
ter more than 40,000, including For—
rest's and Wheeler's cavalry and Dick
Taylor's men.
The same correspondent says: The
reports of the tight at Johnsonville, in
which Forrest claims such a great vic
tory, are most unheard of exaggera
tions. Instead of the Government suf
fering a loss of six millions of dollars
one million exceeds the total. The facts .
arc, Forrest, on the night of the 4th,
planted a battery of ten guns opposite
Johnsonville and the next morning
knocked to pieces three tin-clads and
seven transports. The next day he
shelled the town for forty-eight hours
sod then left. Meanwhile a portion of
Wheeler's cavalry and a brigade of
mounted infantry appcered south of the
fort, but finding it too strong and well
manned, they returned to Florence.
During the shelling every building but
one was struck and only two burned,
and what little stores were there were
only slightly damaged.
The Commercial's Washington special
says. Richmond papers of Tuesday
make no mention of Sherman's move—
ments, which fact is regarded here as
evidence that he has met with success.
The rebel Senate and House had a se—
cret sr-ssion on Monday, at which it is
surmised that the question of arming
,lar(a IScussed
Tt is reported that the President seri
ously cot:templates issuing another pro
clainati,m 01 amnesty.
Tit, statement that Thurlow Weed
has purchased the intelligences is untrue.
Mr Clia,c and Mr. Raymond are men
boned to succeed Mr. Adams to Eng
land
Gold continues demorali zed, and open
d at '2 - 29 and at 11 a. m. had declined
•?1•4 Subsequently the bulls made a
ly, and at 12:10 p. m. bad brought up
price to 2'24, but the downward ten
icy cannot he overborne. Later quo
ions Wad 222,.
Inert is a rumor on flit: , street, no
' trrcoablr to a reliable source, that Gen
~uerman bas roll, bed Macon.
ST Louis, Nov. 17.—An officer just
fn•m Memphis says Information, be
lieved to he correct, has reached herc
that (ken. Canby died from the effects
of hi, rco , fit wonnd while en route to
New f , T:i MIS on the gunboat Cricket.
Latest from Rebel Papers
Reported Capture of Deoatur
Efficiency of of Federal Cavalry
Federal Fleet at Hilton Head
Nkw Yokß, November 17.—The
Richmond Whig contains rumors that
General Hood took Decatur, Ala., and
captured the garrison or SOO troops,
half of whom were colored, on the 28th
ult. A rebel attack on Huntsville, Ala.,
a also reported.
The Montgomery Mail 4 , f the 711 is
expecting an early advance on Augusta
or Macon by general Sherman. The
I?tehmand Examiner ridicules the idea
of any such movement.
The rebel newspapers have an amus
ing dispatch in reference to the last cav
alry light in the Shenandoah, in which
the rebels were sent whirling through
Front Royal and last two guns, priso
nue, &c. The rebel dispatch says
that Sheridan's me were driven back
with heavy loss, in ding 200 prisoners,
while Early's loss was slight.
Brigadier General Tyler has forward
to the War Department at Washington
a black flag, captured from Early's com
mand in August last. The efficiency
and activity of General Sheridan's cav
alry is shown in the fact that the First
Division of it, under Merritt,' has cap
tured during the present campaign, '
twenty-nine pieces of artillery, two
thousand prisoners, eighteen cassons,
one hundred wagons and ambulances,
and fourteen battle flags.
Rebel newspaper files contains Gen
eral Forrest's official account of the de
struction of Union Gunboats and trans
ports near Johnsonville. Four gunboats,
fourteen transports and twenty barges
are claimed as having been set lire and
burned up with an immense amount of
valuable property.
We may well doubt a good portion of
this, as it stated that all the immense
supplies or stores at Johnsonville had
also been destroyed, for we have since
learned that Johnsonville is still held
by the Union forces, and that but a very
small portion, if any, of the army sup
plies there were burned.
The bombardment of Charleston,
South Carolina, and Fort Sumter, is re
ported as being still continued with
steadiness and severity- Ten Union
war vessels and seventy-eight transports
are reported at Hilton Head.
NEW ,YORIK, November 17.—The TA
+su/tea Washington 'special says: The
rumor market was heavily stocke4 VIA
evening with the following
E. 14.,Btenteln, Chief Zestic"..„-lii4i
patiKf*ly4 %If;
g mc 'Ybiiitscliiniiter to
a giant'
r.;':t . :11: SIR
FRoNtOttii:tiltilmArit
His Armylin Spienditi Condition
All Extra Baggage Left Behind
All the Sick anti Wounded Sen
to the Rear.
NEW YORK', November 17,—Detec
tive Farley, to day recovered 3 1400
dollar bonds, which were part of the
proeeeds of the forgery on the bank •of
Commerce.
The Post's correspondent in the -field
Georgia 10th, the latest yet heard
from Sherman says: Thia army under
the immediate command of General
Sherman now covering - Atlanta, has
been for several'days past taking things
quite easily: not that it has been
for there has been quite a, healthy -4e-;
gree of activity pretty much like that of
a prize fighter undergoink his training.
Transportation has been reduced to
the simplest necessities of the occasion,
sick and wounded sent to the 'rear, -un
necessary armaments dispensed
eztra ten is and baggage removed. The
army is literally, stripped for the march
and fight. Surgeon's report the Melvin-
the healthiest possible state, and a mole
cheeafnl set of men cannot be imagined.
They have faith in their leader.
Another letter says: General Slier:
man, a few days ago,- wrote to-his fith.
er-in-law—Mr. Erving; that he ';_••=ws.g.
the leader of .the bravest' and -beat ar
my that ever marched on American soil,
After referring to the sad condition
of the refugees flying from starvation to
the North, this correspondent Fortit,
what significantly says: The mostguil
ty offenders have not yet been reached.
South Carolina ..nd the lower part of
this State, have yet remained secure
from the approach of the hated Yankee.
In these districts millions of bales of
cotton have been stored, thousands of
slaves are ire gathered upon frieritili
plantations. Here have the wealthy
rebels retreated as our army advanced
southward to the cities of Macon ; Col
umbus and Augusta has been removed
all the valuable machinery for the -con
struction of locomotives, rolling of iron,
and mdnufactnre of cannon, small arms.
and different kinds of ammunition in
Augusta alone. I am told there is
stored nearly half a million bales of
cotton, while the largest powder mag
azine in America is there, containing
the largest supply of powder in the reb
el States. Our soldiers too, are confin
ed in the loathesome prisons in these
parts. Would it not be a noble acheive
ment could these prisoners be set free,
the rebel wealth destroyed, their mun
tions of war, the machinery and their
Iportant cities captured
A Band of Forgers Arrested
NEC YORK, November I7.—Superin
tendent Kennedy, of the Metropolitan
Police, has become aware of certain ex
tensive forrertes which have been' torn
mitted in New York and other States,
and give the case in charge of some de
tectives o, this city to be worked up,
and they have since been diligently
employed in it, and with very satisfac
tory results. The principal per
sons against who the industry of the
pollee was directed has resulted in
bringing charges against the following
names persons ; Walter Patterson,
Michae) O'Brien, Ira Gadier, George H.
Coughlin, Hugh McNillis, John St.
Clair and Spencer Pettus. The first four
named have been arrested. The other
two are still at large, Oougnlin has
turned states evidence, and yesterday
gave testimony against tam in one
of the cases of their alleged frauds.
The investigation of each one was
commenced in the Tombs Police Court,
and will be continued to-day. This
case involves forgery of the name of
Richard A. Lathrop, of this city, on
which the money was drawn from the
Bank of Commerce. The whole of the
forgeries is supposed to involve a spin . ,
about $25,000
I=l=l
HARRISBURG, November 17.—Imme—
diately upon the receipt of the inteli
gence of the proposed guerilla raid into
the Cumberland Valley, steps were tak.
en by Governor Curtinjor the . organi
zation of the militia forces of the berder
counties, over 1000 men have already
been enrolled in Franklin and Adams
counties, and :armed equipped.. by
the State authorites. :No apprehension .
is now entertained of an invasion 'of
twenty scouts sent by Mosby ,into Penn
sylvankOeven have, since been captur
ed, the others are believed to have es
caped the other side.of the.Potomae.
New York Money Market..
NEW Yong, Nov. !I.—Gold, closed today at
220 x.
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10 Boxes Prtine Tobacco.
200 Dozen Wooden Buckets.
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Jamaica slid St. orcdx Rums. • , -
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