iioto
mom S. lit;:l l .lorEgtitj;,.k.o!
'ark Rew, Nei; ISik . " - aiti;*.44KA
;treat, Bolden; and L. X: roza,Anco.
ft). 61 NsualaitakitViiiiii*iii . a*
horlsed to take Adeerldiamente
lons tor ' '
sarWll*lllltaliOnuOkwo 2 c oi.
t" "th b P***Xlsll,,,,
10 C AjaWEltlitt
TUESDOiIip qs.oi Q'NOV;22,IfO4
Emll3 l l44iPtii -.- - Mae. reading the ..EaaNts
papers one would be_Willsed. to w0k...P0 t the
000rer classes in those parts are tn , a very bad
tondation indeed. Those. Who have not , liadlry
experience in asAiKt,litf,pleakenlcal arts etw
with dilticulty Ansblaber . ,, and notwithstastimrsgi
the immense nonipern elf teen Who have 'been
sent to theo_,.. , LAgniilitftinpaf.eltiej of .the Bast,„
such as kfits'7 . -- 2etaft•Affcl . - 11 1 1144elphlel
have yet porgintenual,latior then they need at
their coolmandf'eavinittrittettniliensa numbers
of emsgriiii6 Itliriki l e daily flooding into tbene
cities. QW.lngat9Ablalict they can but badly
provide iblgthiale,tedomtifolation, and wesilb fiat
hesitate movement to induce tint
gration toottreity would be attended with the
most fietterfigNingese.
It would confer anouble benefit, both on the
emigrants thekundiree and to our communitrin „
general, but orEe c.42,01any to our large mama.,
factoriev.,;oo,fortner would find plenty of la
bor and opliertailties-enougn for their, ' enter-'
prise tuad g ainblifoit; while we ourselves would
not be compelled:lto suspend labor nor carry it
on In a mkt terlfroin:whinh but little profit cart
be deriveotriatnintril of. the eaaroity of"manual
labor. Ni tone eats denyithat if we could torn
the tide of enfigrltion towards our section 01,
the counitii", we waild derive considerable bene-•
fits from the. simple.fiat of having an increased •
populatiaiSiilifelt is a, - matter never to be
thought flitklAionuch less in time caviar, when
the male population is reduced to nearly half rte
former ntittibile t; 'But breideethis,we would/le:,
rive numbeilies Other advantages. Our immense ,
mineral resources could be fully developed, our
manufactories would be provided with a suffi
cient amount of skilled labor, our farmers would
would be enabled to double - their crops in the
future harvestst'in fact everything would be
pushed forward cries dcruble the amount of en
ergy that it is at the" present time.
By this we do eat Imply that we are deficient
in energy. No, far from we ara trilling to do '
anything that man can do," and the facts show
that we have already done it, but with more aid
we could do mote. great many works, such
as railroads, SM.; which have been commenced,
some time ago, and , whose completion is a mat
ter of uaterest not only to this community but
to the entire country, are now nearly at a
stand-still for the Want of hands. But it is not
only necessary that we Should prove that a
great many benefits can be derived by inducing
emigration ;to wards those pails, bu tit Is like
wise of the utmost importance'to show - that the
project infeasible. Without this all our argu
ments won.f44iieve nothing, and the enterprise
would never mestthe serious attention
_of the
public. But wikehift is demonstrated that the
project is not less feasible then useful, we
should by '' . 1;11. ,:embeaci IL Let •us
consider, In the firet,• place, the reason why the
emigrant abandens his home in Europe to seek
his fortune in AkCeriCa. It is simply because he
feels confident that here he will find wider fields
of enterprise,, gbrol , wages for has Iltor and a
comfortable home for his family. if these COD
'aeration were sufficient to induce him to
don the lank tit-jig -birth they:will certainly 'bi
sufficient to induce hint to embrace a better op.
portunity forAtifarding his designs. That we
can affontito.teader him a better opportunity
for doing sobno ono can doubt. If we compare
his condition in the Eastern cities with his con
dition in any part of the West we will soon be
able to see the immense difference. •
Here, wketheohe be.a laborer ore mechanic,
we have plenty to do for him., skilled artist
may find wpiltrin.,the numerous foundries or
other mardffattiriali of Which. Jour ally contains
so many, whileilM opportunities tar a simple
laborer are imititnerable. Re obtains good com
pensation for his labors, and, if such be his am
bition, he may soon tinris ooMfartable heals. in
the East his condition is far different. Leaving,
aside the ftiefilitit he 'cannot obtain labor when
ever he wants it, and tivit lot this reaion he is
often out of werk, ti# paeans of accommodation,
at
his co4tigettioitio.4 titan they are berm -
Those who have
_seen. the miserable barracks
called tenement trotitieli In New York will not
dispute our opinion; and what is worse, the ten
ant can never hope to procure better 10dgings'
until ho has amassed thousands of dollars. in -
our city he islidways surrounded 'with plenty,"
and with a few - hrutdreci dollars he camprovide
a home for himself and kts children.
But the differeatte is so great ; that cannot
but appear to byttit OT any man, and there
fore we will notresy anymore upon this subject.
Now if we,- 114 . theso ,vort !Mk:runes_ to
the emigratreilMllinorilier4ve Nero, as .
he
- is ready to pereeiri , apytidug to-histuivantege,
and we do not Be s kliefe to sap that be will soon
embrace hisijoostiorturte. If we do not find
some means to replace , the present scarcity of
manual labor the consequences will be more se
rious than, perhaps, we are willing to suspect.
On the otherhand, by. inqromang the number of
our populatipt(*e will reap advantages which
will not till to advance the present prosperity
of the city.
The Gtrnhofit Marietta.—Several at
tempts were made yesterday to launch ibis gun.
boat, but they all proved unsuccessful, and the
work will haveack!bstagam 'resumed this MOM
mg. She v410)1411 le Atte rn ' A:OmM
Hartupee Tait; near t h e Soho bridge, and is
now one 41'003011mM specimens of' a gunboat
that ever came under outiobservatlon. Notwith
standing _ very, unfavotable state of- the
weather a large number .of people sad as
sembled to see her launched, but were sadly dis
appointed id;their expectations, a* notwith
standing the' efforts of nearly - all the Men em
ployed in theltirdfuni the aid of two steamers,
the Immenste.44lof fees was hot moved more
than eight feet:: t The following are the specific
dtmenotozurntille Length, ISO feet;
width, 6Q feet, depth .of hold, 8 feet. She will
carry one turret, which will be two and a half
inches in tliteiriess, and will perry
,i..tWO:gll4o
Her motive powei.villt be yen , ' zrsest,lßs she
will carry eight engletie and fon.r . , propellers.
The company_ was one year and
,sk *i, trt.beild
los her. Shots isitended for river service.
United Mallen CiroRIX Court.—Prese
Judges Grbgitna- *l.k/endless. In the case of-
Bowen & fiterner, of Baltimore. vs. Charles
Dithers—aaticlribf damages sustained by vio-,
lation of ccipUitior - tbe deliyntyqrs.oil—ihe
jury found' ppithturs, $11,564: ; 130. The
verdict subsequently ameadedeby agienment,
and fixed a1< ; #19,84,1,04. 441er, Mclnnis &Co .
vs. Samuetilistlegt, bad otbers. ActiOii for
damages for brnitak,OCcolitirest .in the. deliCery
of twelve thotiiifto e nr,px9* l l.t3pu.t r i sl.-
''' -
•
In Tovras.-4R.LB: - nrcqrSilite , eaitor at: tke
Clarion Delool . lol, lipi4iW t.he'
Fiotel , for rirldsr.Or,tiro. • "ftw-Olszion 90
lion is beloursOdly -deretaped, eniqdtfose
. lit
our businessooszylesirist to opOrk,a,iradedir
that section' - wlll • had the 4)tarlon DerigirrarAili
exeollent media - m - 6f advertising
sayerelf bipireil.-4 lad named, rook
Weeld, son of George Weeld, oL
LowenStGlsirj
township, was sevittely injitied oYne dtiy . last'
week by the upseting of et *lOl4O , width he had
hitched a colt,' ge wan badlyietit is 'the head ,
aim otherwise bruised, bit lash's is not indanQ
ger. , .
Ilebnapps Must be Lieeireedl.,=rhe Or*:
mlationer of intetwalaaennelisideidliorihit'
persons sellintlEktOnni:so**pps veiresuired.
th addition to optw:AewasesitlieltOlelklistlVAC ol
also take out licenses as desaery.#olVicotiii'
wholesale and retail, according to' the,iiihnr
and amount of theirtinnualmitak„,
rna ilulatsi "eA l ,* 4l,4 4 i."ael6nte
411 - 4.:convlClA:b
Awattii itll4
PattStillrexamelisbear at r ,
tolftall*ooo l6 o*,* l l'
ftletvensPighirc--- ,4 •z* ,
bytdiallv
B=MiBM:
ilotret elcr.A: doisF.F o us cOTtf
Colitiar=l
_l 3 ;t "
itit4PrirAFTl PloVrts.
a•t 4 l ufi g, ,l 4 2o-01 ; k 40
;Jemmy people wooltreconlye'Ahetwit
- ;0-
OterQosiniy o tfi.
to vote, et Chtfion:cin!titilgisikiliiplivj
it_ool*:of I.4..o f itiotaMat
ano`giv. .A1c13414 0, Ist
ighest msjocity °tartan hos given since
election 1111862.
Ai:area ..vrl3l '
men
'took a bii&i lvrlAtg, on Saturday, at
the Second
and Vie result was :
'lkstlblip. of *4o444d:his ankle dislocated 'Juni
fas t * braketibelew the knee.'
11,r, Ooltlehtlk, - the - celebrated ;Wallet,
Air - concluded arrangements for ble farewell app
pearanoes in several cities of the United States.
He had previously contractedXs:
an
piles of con
certs infllaysna and recolVed• antlpirow invi
tation to visit Mexico,_ whiehicinor tuf- escap
ed, and is now ,abbut to give hie farewell con,
tests in several' of the . pritialper cities of the
rfnited States. Id theee•itoticerte Win re
terve very powerful assistance.
_Alisa-Stmotts,
a young lady': Of ihOtien -4 eumniers and the
daughter of one of the best families. in New
Yo4t, will aid him in hie perfortitmce;' This
you ng lady has already made a most successful
tit9iut, and her career 'promises "to- belnost
She studied ati:erthdatildtuitionocf the,
renowned composer eta mhelOal director :Signor
Magic>, whose services have been received to no.
teoinpany her. Mr. Gettschalk still have with
him also the celebrated baritone 'Sig.' ?dotal
ntid Mollenhauer the d i stinguished
cellist, the whole forming an array of talent se
dote composed in the concert room,
At. E. H. Dabbs.—This distinguished artist
again invites the ; attespokofitlitktpublic to bit:
brilliant assortmedt' of piattit'et:''altMnis 'find
Tlcturli frames which he has now- on hand, and
whichlor beauty and variety are not to be our.
Tasted by any house in'the city. They have al
renal attracted-the attention of a large portion
:of - the community and the consequence is that
.hianstabliehmeut i s crowded from/8 any s in the,
morning until a late hour in thee,, evening with
:busy purchasers.. His pictures also fOrm a great
attraction to 'the and tbe manner in
wideb they are executed equals that of the most
accomplistied artists in Pliotogisphy They are
beautiful in the extreme, potsessing all the
characteristics necessary to render them the
beet photographs to be found. Our readers would
do well to pay him a visit immediately at No.
416 - St. Clair street, opposite the St. Clair Hotel.
nry Goods.—Noydht th* - time
littNe on hand a splendid itock of French Med
i-Inds of all colors, new - style Plaids, Poplins,
Empress Olothr.ke. The'bestConntry Blankets
Plain and Twided-Barred Flannels,: Cloaks
and Sacques of the latest sqles. • Ladies and
ttbildten a Furs. Long and 'Square Plaid
Shawls all avtilhe sold cheap. Oita and examine
for thurselyei at IL J. Lynch, , No 45 Market
itieetketweeniSth anirDtentond. -
"Oswald Gray , " by Mrs. Henry. Wood.
Tbo simplicity and earnestness of the author's
mailings hay. already made her famous with
thnlorers of itetit litertitate. This,licr, latent
biereiMi:the' tiumbeY of , ber ftfltnti:
era. For sale Si Henry - diner's, sth street.
lite-ater-proprbobts for men. boys at Mc
Olellond's AuStiod House, 55 Fifth stree•.
Ladies' and gents' buffalo and gum over
shoes and sandals at MeOlefland's Auction
'abuse, 55 Fifth street.
Boots. shoes and gums of every aeietipt ion
at t,tivate sale at:Mellielleutd'eattettori House,
65 Fifth street.
ll=
JOSIINI MEYER a SON,
MANOTILOTIMERS OF
:AND FANCY
FITENTRIBt AND MATRA
163 SMITII3III/LD, AND44II. PENN Sty
Between eth at., and Vtrgtn MUT.
DR. lAIGHTHILL
CATARRH.
DR. LIM:MULL, THE &LITHOS OF
`Letters on Catarrh," "A Popular Treatise
on Manua." b.c., glic.
Can be Consulted et the
ST. CH ARL E S HOTEL,
Until BATUR.O&V, NOVEMBER. 12th, 1881.
ON CATARRH- DEAFNESS,
AND ALL THE VARIOUS LoLsEasEs OF
ttiE
THROAT,
AND
AIRP A. S S A. G-
-SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.
The first sensation L usually a feeling of dry
ness and heat in the, nose, and a frequent molths
tion to sneezing. There Is an inability to breathe
freely, as the nose become. stopped up, some
times on one side and sometimes on the other.
Soon a clear, watery, acrid discharge makes
its appsarinmeTexconating the nostrils and edges
of alines; which become red and somewhat
swollen. Alter a few .days the discharge be
comes thick, yellowish, extremely frequent, and
continues to be a marked feature of the digests!,
and a source of much' danger and the greatest
annoyance. After more or less time it becomes
purulent, Wilily ontinsfve, and assumes an ex
tremely fetid odor. It Is usually so profuse as
to require, when confined to the woo° the Its quent appli cation or the handkerchief, orlf
urepsinto the throat, which is more particularly
the case, while the body is in a, horizontal pouf.
Mu, constant expectoration and sotradimes both.
bleep it frequently disturbed by a sensation at
choking, caused by the preemies of the discharge.
in thq throat. Owing to the heat in the head,
the Watery portion et the secretion often evapo
rates, and assuming „a COndillon of solidity.o
deposited upon the Membrane of the nose and
upper part of the throat, in the shape of crusts
.or hardened loathe. The accuaialationall these
incrustations produces a feeling of discomfort,
and narrows the nasal passages so as to eta:
har=ass respiration. Therefore, frequent efforts
kavetri be made to remove them, either by forci
bly blowing the nose, Or by ' persistent hawking
—a practice as disagreeable to the one affected
as it is to those around him.. After tit POMOVOI,'
that side of the anti natation which adhered to
the mucous membrane will sometimes be found
bloody, a fact which explains the force required
for its , suslodgement. During sleep these in-''
crustations accumulate more rapidly, and the
feeling is therefore most uncomfortable In the
morning; sometimes all efforts to clear the
throat are futile until atter breakfast, or scone
thing warm is swatlowe I.
Some patients state that they are not suc
cessful until they have swallowed some whi.ky
or brandy. The discharge, which to at first
without smell, assumes in the progress of the
complaint an exceseively fetid odor ; the breath
participates In this, and becomes occasionally*
revoltingly offensive as to render the patient an
object of disgust to. liimself as well its to OlticEr.,
Ulceration of tie. mucous membrane of •trio.
nose takes place frequently, sometimes even at
tacking the bones, when small particles of that
will occasionally be found mixed Y ith
edisaharge. The accumulation of the dis•
charger together with the thickened condition of
the mucons membrane,. renders respiration
thrOughlhe nasal passages very difficult, and
pfinntimes impeasible, necessitating respiration
principally through the -moutto—a method very
deleterious to'the general health, but more par
timiliirly so to the lungsf as will be shown here
after. The unpleasant nobre,producedrluting
the sleep known as snoring, origin otos rforb the
same cause. The yob:wimps its musical qualith
and assumes a diaMirdant;Allatidr and nasal char
acted the sense of smell becomesmtichimpalted
or entirely lost, and the. ,tlitiUgh less
frequent, is roam:viral litilettlietlf to Gicr,
easionally, while blowing . ;th nose, Ost i a,
or bubbling sound will beheard`in the ear )
.tisming_will be found quite thick and ainnikd
up, yrieturn suddenly with. something .
ono sound. This phehedadem usually
'repeat Until, atone tide,, hearing does not re
turnd e ind rem
of eye
ains pe n
rmnce iv aentl injured. Noises
1 7 Co y
able description.
An' th head
tolikmake their appearance, and add to the die
ththeaf the sufferer, and hearing may be lost BO
griid; that a considerable degree of death.
may t below' the person iss really a ware e x
tge, . The eyes are: apt to become-weak,'
irritable and disposed 4a water on exposure to
aredar wind, or after the slightest exertion. A
ifteil‘imera or lets .acute, or a : libireceing
of pressure is experienced? ver the'eyer l uil
20MetiMell On the top 9,5 biltße head, and
,tdati vain to the' lace; rede rietuAgia,
far witch it * rirtyn mastaaarat ( Warm in
iNcheed weekend -the -memory, - and' produces
IfrattdiSitY and linithalineffs , pfnillipaigtimi.jui ,
'Manisa generally. eetthre AlaqraorAgfh
and instableythe appetite ivet n raimpi, lad Is'
oaarltalsra7~ trAtfo' nio
Pagoathe 'Viten/ Deeoutikteible idid,l4#frated,
and.thime 4 ?Nt .o ,ll ql
;09.10,00t or. orootid oire 14640•ga1Y
- adtargkprover4etiEfei bykderdlitinnif thd
j ag 1 4
r e anti.lsibe lositimAtzlv tray
ftitok,_bro__,„_llo t :dodptii• , ,fit lit
pt.% . be 1 1 *O - *,
impeoptit • 1-.1, 114 1 01w,..0ar,arl
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ANTEIONV
WARE HOusr,
iTTSBI4IMio TV -V4
oumee and Manager ";; 4 i max.
—7- 1/4 t-''
ACT %v.:TEI{3EI: ONE'4 TIOIC •
ACT 2r!...- - ZOE, THE 0018 e : -- 3 •
• THE XN - DIANT ,
TWEXENOMA ;
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: Evrom:
(--Auterro, .114 • :
SALEYW HE OON:
i—THE, NEGROAWATMEHS.
sogivEa-Pitursersvaßwata i s .
THE o or‘tidEs
• MONDAY, NOVEMBER:2Ist
And. every ,evening_ .dming- the week.. 21st ,
THURSDAY .AFTEHNO(iN at 2 o'clock, %this
play will be brought out in such a manner tato.
merit the approbation, and support of She : public.,
as's. - •
AcT,4TIr
123:1=
The Lecture Cona4t.tee of the
YOUNG MEN'S. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
,that
coiTfi4m'r.ic - rkrirs
•
For the ensuing seasonrite now ready for de-.
litrery.
The Committee expect, at least tea (10) Leo.
tares.
Miss ANNA E. DICKENSON, JOHN H.
GOUGH, anilothersi euggged; gridgiifi RP
.peaz-during the winter.
Price of_SeasoirTicketa. , sl, to be obtained
from members 4 Committee.and at the Libra, y
Rooms. No single Oaken; will be mild for less
than FIFTY CENTS.
Borrwata., Jr., W: B. EDWARDS,
JAS. 5. DONNELL. R. O. ALBEER,
L.Y. A. HoWar, 0. L. Caciiiram.,
nohl-Std Committee.
r=rIr.MASONIC BALL.
timov'
OONOERT AND TOUR DE PHYSIQUE,
THIS TUESDAY EVENING; NOT 22
First appearance in her ontiee city of
MADAME 'MILLAR,
(Leta Musa (lochran,)
The Entlueot Vocalist,
After an absence of fair years in Europe, where
she had the honor of appearing before the moat
select audiences, and primounced by the Public
and the Press of England, Ireland and Scotland
one of the FIRST OF LIVING BALLAD
SINGERS:
' FICO7O. OpLLAR,
The Worid-Renovned Magician, Pythomist
and Traveler, begs to Announce his Grand and
Unique Entertainment, entitled
SONG, MIRTH AND MAGIC.
In oonjunation with: lilinento Millar. Prof.
Entertainmenit - Will he produced on the
same4scale of splendor es parlorm2d by hem
wlthimmease suevessibefore highly distinguish
ed audiences in many or the principal cities of
Europe and America,, .and before qt.) EEN
VICTOR LA. AND TilE 'BRITISH COVET, on
the Nth of September, irtsn.
Doors open at Commence at B o'clock,
Admission, 50 cents. Tickets may be had at
the principal Music Stores. notst6td
AUCTION SALES
A. ArCI.ELLAND, AUCTIONEER
• 55 FIFTH STREET.
ADIV1INI:3T11 &TOR'S SALE OF BOORS
AT AUCTION.—WiII be mita, by taller of Ai .
mLotatrators, a <ILL/Witty o(.llllsoelbuttous Booi r,
on WEDNESDAY E V ENING, at 74 b - cloce,
at M.110131e Hail Auction }louse, 1.5 eau, sue. t,
comprising 13 t old. Scienti fie A merits:l; Gafikry
of Arts ; Engineer's one Mechanic's A ssis•ati t ;
Rollin; Eardner's Lectures; laisturs of Eng
land ; Lithbot•is Rome; Moulder's And Founder's
Guide; Robertson's AuteriCat 1% 4of grabbing
too liistory of United States; Practical Er.
Efleerl Virgil SP.'etator ; Scottish Utiles ;
tie and Sketches of Henry ot.s• i Chamber's
Encyclopedia, ilinstrecd together with a large
elUsiniitv not eIItIMP. sled. Will be on Rxhibl-
Uosisindy on evening of sale.
IRON CITY BANK, /
•
PITTSUr ROIL Nov 21 180.
A 3IVETINta OF THE STOCICHOLD.
ERS,of this Bank Will be held at the Bank
ing House on TELURSDAY, the 223 day of De
=the: next, nt I i o'clock a. fri., to oecide
whether this Bank shnll become an &emaciation
for the purposisof licrnmtngrundrierthe 'Laws cif
the tutted States,And whether it shall ezeroise
the powers conferred by the Act of the General
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penns3l-
vards_, entitled "An Act enabling the Banks of
this Commonwealth to become Associations for
the porno.. of Banking - under the Laws of the
united States," approved the 22d day of. Au
gust, ledi, Linn to Cake any Intl tint cotton that
may be expedient. .T. MAGOFFIN,
n022-td ttashter
_
METROPOLITAN
GIFT BOOK STORE,
IIIEBDAY, NOVEMBER let, 1864,
And is pfrainnently located nt
NO. as FIFTH. 1631Crs
PIT Twaunoint, PA
oppOsITE ADAMS' EXPRESS OFFIPE.
This Is thedtirged and, most liberal conducted
establishment west of New York. At this es
tablishment you can get any book you may de
sire. Hooks to every part of Literature, and
vitt have the advantage of receiving with each
each book that you buy
A HANDSOME PRESENT
worth from PUTT CENTS to ONE HUN
DRED D 01.4 12,,,5„ which is given with each
book.
AU books are sold at publisher's prices, and
yotreith select from the largest stock ever offered
in this city, includitur all the standard works,
Alf detioriptions 01 Photograph Album., all
styles of Bibles and Prayer Books, all the Isle
public:talons. all the varieties ni t4ift Books, all
patterns of Portefolins. Books for all classes,
uporf,all sullied', fa avert style of binding, and
in endless variety. Remember, that in pur
chasing books at the
ETWROPOLITAN 0E1.7 BOOK STORE,
You pay no more than you would at any
other eatabilahroent k and harp the
advantage ventdoing a valu
able preaent with each
boolc you buy.
One I`rlel will Convince Hook Buyers
That the place to make their purchases is at
433 '1" 1 S'l"l4:ll.lTinr.
Our stook of Photograph Albums Mien and
Prayer Book's is the largeat In the (Ay and will
be sold at the LOWEST PUBLISHER'S
PRICES, and a gift with each purchase, vary
ing from tifiy.cents to one hundred dollars.
Descriptive Catalogues mailed free to any
address upon application.
W. L. FOSTER t 00,
W EIHELER WILSOPess
rion.lydkw:eod
, s 1 a rt F
SEV7NG,MACHrNES
' O ' Ver VOION • f th—e mnfoxin , - bnve
alliadybjen sold.
Over 6DOO ' 'ate lii age in P ttaturgh
and Vicinity.
The Sale of theseirdmitableAtaohines is
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Thanksgiving
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Soldiers and,5ai10r5..,,,;::,2
Resolution in,ttie''Rebet'Senate
Nuw Youx, Novetuher 2PH,Dajd has
been active during this melniligt ne:
expectation was general that
there will be unntliel: 401030:moire'-'
meat, but the news: Of•tShernattri ) s ad
trance, checked' the bpWsrd, ten. lle:
The price, Opened nt 219; 'and, went gisv .
again to 2211, declined , to 217, and , then
went up - Again to 214
A dispatch dated Spantiab.lstli: tiaytt,
So far 3,100 prisoners have been reectiv;
ed, The delivery of tirisoners'commenc.
ed on Thursday. ,
The Charleston Mercury df the 14th,
says: Since the last reports 250 shells
have been thrown at Stirriter;'and i Id2' at
the city.
The Richmond Dispatch of FridtV
says: The change of prisoners InattgUL
rated at Savannah,. will be transferred
to City Point.
The Bristol, East Tennessee &weer
says: Therebels captured and destroy
ed a train of cars, loaded with coming
sary stores at Mounstown, on the 14th.
Also, a train consisting of nine wag
ons, killing thirteen, and capturing .a
number of Yankees.
The Richmond Sentinel says: In
Virginia, new movements are on foot,
and in Georgia and Tennessee. Vast
campaigns singularly complicated, arc
in a process of developtiini. 4
Both the Sentinel and Ditipateli assert
that Sheridan h'aegent part of big tliiup
to Grant, and says that Early has ad
vanced near Harper's Ferry. They•ai:
also in expectation of a grand *fn . '
ent against Richmond by Grant.
The Committee on'prtrvidlng a thanks I
giving dinner to the soldiers and sailors,
have met with great success, thirty
thousand pounds of poultry have al- I
ready been sent to Admirtil Porter's
fleet; 0000 turkeys to Sheridan's,arrny,.
and 15000 pounds of poultry beshies im.
mense quantities of delicarieti to •thts'-`
armies of the Potomac and James.—
More ytt is to hu i sent , in- money, the
sum of 50,000 iltilfitfi has 'been ieeerr
ed. . • , .
The Washington special correspond
ent with Sheridan, contradict* . tbe - re
port, that Early has abandoned the Val
ley. He Is still at Mew Market .and
Mount Jackson. •
It is reported that . Captain , 43tasher,
with no men had a fight with' lioseby,
on the 19th, and was whipped. No
partsculars • . • ;-
Special to the pines,' Washington
November 21.—Barnside has retnfned
to that city from the army. It is ex
peeled by military men here, that Sher
man's movement will bring on opera
tions along the wholes line n ittin ,, Vir. , '
girds, and the West. ,
Saturday's Richmond papers contains
no news from Georgia, and they are Un
doubtedly under strict censorship to
prevent a panic.
In the rebel senate, a rear:dation was
offered, requesting Jeff. Davis to in
form the Senate, tt any one in the tut
ted States bad expressed a willingness
to go into a convention with the Con
federate States, to negotiate a place or
consult on the best method of effecting
a cessation of hostilities.
FROM GEN. SHERMAN
Operations in liis_.Depattrneat.
Trouble Between ,Jeff: Davis
and Gov. Brown
Nem Youx, gentleman
ust from Georgia says that Macon, Mil
ledgeville and Augusta contain but kw
prisoners, they having been nearly all
taken to Chatiestori, tinit'oth-
er points suppose,d to be safe. They
have all been removed frbm Andep;on
ville except a few hundred sick. Au•,
gusts and Columbus, Ga., are important
arsenal and military depots. All. tits
material and machinery taken from At
lanta and sent to Augusta, Macon and
Milledgeville are of secondary import-
once, except Macon, which is the great
railroad centre. .
The disgust of the people,, pfGeorgia
with the DavisGorcino:4lo.,ia' very
great. The cluarrel betwcete.refff Divle
and Goy. Brown Corniiiiriced.about
blockade running. North qatiriinapat
been permitted to engage, in. liloct i no
martini on her oWit'iccount,aiiahas al
that .her soldiers need and has a surplus
on hang. Geprgia.stislce&thil ;sante PrIV -
lieges and was reigned.
NEW Yottli4 ,Littivilinbet 2ir l --TI4P
miss'-Washingtor' special sitytir
notliontrabandnow tb say tha.tliilkeiAtilk„
will touch libieena.- lie has the • I. s tk:
20th, 16tk . and': I.7th .Corps,
over 50 1 000 wen, besides 9;000 picko
cavalry under Kilpatrick; withu rations
for thirty-days.
After arriving at Mancini Wivi.lllo44
ably go to Milledgeville, where ke will
divide his army; BellaiDeli/tit Id Sevin- -
nah and part to' 0110.1tA
fortify and receive supplies- upcer-favan-,
nah 'so auto move on Columbus,
or Charleston., '„
NEW Yon; tovelubei - 21 , .Themir,
bone's Was 'dtWbarieC,lni salts; ;
aid' mt -.Y441 f9 3 * 441.
concerning the capture of , the_ Florida,,
ElecreturY, Stmnion afiaio 7- lia : kra4 l4 n - , '
*ail; imnOk - cerient , '
on 8.14404, at 'City Point,. that'Pet,MB_: .
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sin iniatiltiseltAeris, / with ma as
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InformatioM-•ha9'`t,ep.,loei,ted ,from
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the
. captitire l l,'Orr tut of the
sehooner ,T,ohanu,n,hy .tho, U. •S, steamer
Fort Mor t gan; ,
r. with medicines,
iron&c. , -
three b'elohlt yesterday moniing a
force of about forty rehelsivas discover
,'fint'irossing fiiim,thelitaryland side of
.tlie Pototdac intO yi rg tita - abOxe Ed
ward's ferry, having with them some
fifteen or twenty horses and some cattle..
They are siinposed to have crossed dor
iug,the night. 'The' proyost marshal of
Montgomery county, as soon as he was
informed the-matter, Made Intl-airy,
mid ie led to talleye:that there is a con
certed horse and cattle stealing move
nient Into IldarYland,going on by Mosby
and other guerrilla bands. This troupe
was led by Harry Gilmore, who left a
note `nailed to the. wall ,
of a- deserted
building announcing that this present
raid was only'--a forerunner of what was
to come.
•Brigadier General .Tohn 11. Hobart
'Ward, of tiro United 'States Veteran
Corps, is mustered ont of the service,
and by the same order army officers re
ported as . aids decamps to him are re-
Attired to join their regiments without
delay.
From letters ! received at Washington
from a prominent officer on General
Canby's staff, it is ascertained that the
iF:neral's wound is much less dangerous
than was reported. This information
lea ' higb , . otliCials in. the War Depart
ment to entirely discredit the report of
=06." Canbra death in the Cairo dis
'patch, which undoubtedly arose frOm a
baseless rumor circulated in the West.
november 21.—The
Inquirer, of thii city, has a special re
portAaken from the Richmond papers
of Friday;• • The Augusta Clerottiele says
scouts who leftJonesborough on Wed
nesday M'ogtiing, report.-that .-General
Bowel Cobb, with from 0,000 to 8,000
militia, and thrt4 l brigailes of cavalry
attacked thannemy, •and was steadily
cttjving them in.
The 1-' , .quirer has also the following:
It in tepurtert• ;front Butler's headquar.
ters, that on the 18th the rebels captur
ed a party of rho picket line between
,the James and Appomattox rivers, num
b r sixty men. News from City Point re
ports the retaking-of the picket line, by
Butler.
eIpCINNATT, November 21. --The Ga
itt4o4;' Nashville .dispatch says: The
military affairs is unchanged, and all is
quiet. Rains continues and the road is
in a bad condition. Rood and Beaure
gard are still in the vicinity of Florence,
.Nine hundred rebel prisoners arrived at
on Saturday morning, from
Xtinnta. Thinking the place evacuated
they rushed in to pillage and were cap
tnred. The rebel sympathizers at Nash
ville are gloomy and disconsolate, in
consequence of the anticipated results
of bberman•s movement. Accessions
to eqr army arc daily arriving from the
North.
WlLenixerrort, November 21.—The
report, of the denpl of G eneral Canby
front Carlo, is dWiedied TIPTC.
—...5..40t.0••••
BoavoN, November 21.-Ex-Govern
or Fairbanks, of Vermont, died yeater
day at hfa•home in Stst.ialnisbarg.
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GENUINE ~MEDIOMS.:
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The Inventer . oLthe..datitic or -
P.AREIRA BRAVA
•
Aftei,an experience of many year;.lp..KiNAte,
praisttoe zioli offer. it to the afflicted in a highly
trated lone. - , , _
What is Mein Brava?4oBB
It hst r time 1688, bien we* epto
OALOULOHS A.EFEOZIONS ;
INFLAMMATION OF THE powna ;
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
LEOCIOREHCEA, and all amens 01
THE tutu:Limy oRGArrs.
It has been recommended by theialeittof the
Medical Profession for nearly two centuries
The - Fluid Exited, or . , • .
1 2 A_ItErEZ A 131 , 1A:V/L '
le now offered to en afflicted world in a &Oa
WITHIN THWREXCH9F
For all diseases of the Bladder, Wave,
Gravel or Dropsioal Swelling, no inidiehie
vented can cope with this compoundleitapowar
to literally
ANNIHILATE DISEASE,
• '
All had properties In the drug arp.remevedlky..,..
be,process of its compounding In the shape of
fluid, leaving its
STEELING PROPERTId':iIAiI
Young men who may be ratrerttrg:froin'qhe' .
many Ills cones:op:it tipoin early4o4eSecet7pil as
abuse, .should try one bottle andbe relieved. The
symptoms are
INDISPOSITION TO EXERTION;
NERVOUS INDISPOSITION, , ---
LOSS OF
WARM HANDS. AND LIMBS,
FLUSHING OF' SKIN,
GENERAL LAssrruat,
By not arresting these signs, which astinerrriiik
ly point se the simile to the pole, telnipeterley,
Epileptic Fits, Ptoeydittlre Peed ty,SiblVeladlh;ik
crime against nature is cominitted—s•prattiest
although protscuted SWOlDEuistmeing commit
ted.
All medical authorities agree. that *ere kkg
t dee ta of
EARLY INDF.semogromt
Removed, that there would be. ter, leis uw! for-
ii)stine -Amytymisi
As the records of these humane institutions I
prove that a very Pipe Iwo:portion -of litisit 3 ine"
tients owe thett-recieptiba and-detenthittiaitir
them to early habitant' indiscretion: .
• For all unptemisot end dingerons diiiesu*tn,-;
Gilson's Extritit of,parefea BraYa
Absolutely cures secret diseases, of no matter
what length of standing.
No change of - diet is required, no cessation
from business.
Soldiers Home upon 'Furlough
And who may perhaps have unfortunately cox.,
treated disease, will find the Extract of PARE!.
EA BB AV A the specific for their ills.
liyitta peculiar action upon the Kidneys, It
can* I (request desire to urinate, there* re.
moving oh/Unctions,.hod ,securtilE.,Pie autniror
against all f e ar of stria - tine of thiErethia.
lieWrare of the numberleau quacks to be foun4l.n
Marge ernes. Many of them know •
Nothing: r ef the Practice of hie,dioine,
And yet they are allowed to deceive sod deco
TIMM ILT.NIiatrALIA.Ir,
Until oftentimes after a lifetime of misery, death
kindly ends their suffering.
Gilson's Chlorine Water,
In Animation with the Extriletjels evspociBo for
the Gonnorhea, orprit.mated 619 i ;,
Syphilitic •Attet* *SRO:44T 4:11.63 -0 .
iteuteng, ivoptil de. welitotry •
0•11.A00N'S
d lilddiehae that lots STOOD HE TEST OF
YEARS, and in connection with the nee of the
EsTrai& OF PABEIBA;BBAP AL
effectually eradicate anyease, no mattes of
how - long standing.,
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