t
r n
itn
... d mm ran.
-- aAS3C;j; Mititor ft Iioorietor.
JH. WILT M.K'j', Pt.UI.W.
M.iJlKV, 1A.
S VTl'in)AY, Tj.VNL'AUYlT Did.
Sle..;;. ol iUc Motfruor of Veins
njlrnnla.
Governor Ctirlin's nicssnga was read In
tho Legislutttre last week, lte gays that Urn
vur closes with a train f brilliant -cs,
inspiring tlm hope that the rebellion
, IM- is... ,.v... J . .A .. .... 1 ... r ......
iuiTc.nt h connnevoiXDi,.- 02.
I':M' Ar.Ki.niA, .Inn. It, 18(13.
Hilsi'i'-.-, i.t 'i ',':)'., in this ciiy, is con
Jdered uuuti:t'..y dull, niul the money mar
is..:',, hiis been "tight." uetw ithshii.obn ; the
.utihin-c f c:,pi;.d. 'i he merchant art
tolng l ut TdVle, r.'i! the prospect fur n
'tsk ii'r1 1 is, they sty, nut vorj promising.
Thr trn.'iuo'ifltis in etoek, urn tMitlhicd ul
;iioit cxe-'-'Vciy to thow ot oil. Abut;;
tv o liui! Led and seventy of tlif? toiiipa
ttii"! Irivu unready been formed. AWl.
three out oft very jimr men jv?. "r- nt th-:-.'.oleis
L.vu oil on ih-j "main," tuul the talk
' , about oil. iii. I oi! '"" 1 i.io ihul
.it present, iid the ttpciAHrs y 1'.it iv
til.ieh cm bo ion.: for ."ii.e fleck.
-.v...: tafrrtiict! 1, " ;r: r.;'-i. ...i " m
. l.liy'.kiii I'K'mi;'. that tlic of the
;naknke railroad to Mr. Car::.-;. wns ncuriv
d iT.nt tii'Mugum'-;!'. . h:vr
iHN.J I'.lfl I., r:i. it JWee
iwui New York 'l J't'o.
i ii.'v load, ccinuLto-t. !
iuaUi )!" iu Ynl'cv I'tvl by
!:...,: :-.. ui-1 r lrikc tl-c !!:
it is cltUiUul '.; '.'.' ;
Voik !u ri; .
iirii'i1 i rain. t;r"M
ui ft.; I.ihiir'.i
i;it 'Ha l villi liic
t'.i ii,;iV::ik' cx-
' i. ail ui '.iiiirii v.
.si loutv tV'"') N.'A
v i'
into :i
OOlili.l
ut our
po-
ui-..", v. jf'itli !!.icl our
,.rc iulcmio.l t" convi'j houicuiu
i. u lacro sl.ui r.Tiit of that i:.v.
.: no.-i.r r.At-j ;.r... uj.ii.,ali. cvrn
'.ill-its to ;n. ri".isc our sc.scr!; tior
ii ri'j.i: i ;u ihc. iu;-ni ;
it -jKOtivx iaK.-re, i.'.'i
iiiail.-s in (.;:! 1. 1 'l:
."its 11 ".!! ."HiUlur..",
''!','.V,
;:li.TU til
VV :.-.'.
';i'"i;i'.'-
lift. M-r arc n-ansio"s lo mid rc it it.Ji
rfiuiiauliiy. I ii.' .!.,. .';.. i.- now. what it
ntiv h;i 1 -en, a conservative nud iuJr-lci.-Vu
i j'-iJi.., i.ii'l is supporttf'.l principal?
,.... ,i ,;c r f tli.;" tl.Macti::-. It never was
fuvonto with c::trcm pai tw i'f or aspiring
pi'lici.'.i:-, nu'l no iiiuepcuiknt p.i;)er cun
hp. The people of tlii.i i!:ire p lens!, will
ucvor ticci x ilte Auurknn of evading any
isouc, v liL-rc tl.fiv interc-.! ' were involved.
Vc lino no doubt, the 0&t' U iutislicd
-.vitli its own coi-.J-tiou, und wo can :. .tu.e
our nuighhor, that tvo i,:.vj ui gi,od an
opinion of our own estclii-iirjfi.t, that we
i u,,'d not b-j easily iuduccd to c::d!ruige it
fr ur j oJin i in the county The C.'sett--tlrirko
the Mmc may come when they can
domou th? Shcrift ae'.vertising e-n parly
;.r.vi:nd. Vi huve never t !..aje au nn .li
uJaims and never ..liall. We arc n!":-.' i
linj; to accord to j.ublic .nEcer. the saioc
i it noo. Icavinc it on
f :ili.t'.TU,00a, with milroad boneVt rcCuiMd
fui tii fiiia ol' the public works Miioimting
to 910,8W,'000. Ho Bays tit.u mo quoin ui
l he Stale for thf now cull for voluntecra h
(i0,0ai), uud ull:U!iJ to theProsidcnt's Hiite
mrnt t'mt the onfl i:ii-hlcfiy to supply den
eieiith'B in former chlb, cirprccscs surptise
ut th" deli" iiiicy, and fun only account ft
it by the assumption that tlm men nevet
reached the army, ulthough cnliilrd od
mustered in alter I he payment of largo boun
ties by tlm localil'esecuilllig them. lie c&i
:r.a'.-s that the people of tho Stuto hitvo 1n
! this way betu robln;el ol twelve minions oi
I dollars, not including money fiav.1oknlly
t.iketi Ironi iiku who iu-tiiul!v entered th
I army. The ?nm ent i.ito b.iv?ei !:'nm
! Pent!vjviiniu ih.v;; I'l. were 11 TOO. in-
O'K'.i'u' iT.'i a- i-tiliRtoi itoen. Tiy h.-.!a
i ui.iul). , ir"ip.i l i.ui I'i'iiiwylvHilia silica
sho ciiiiniii ir.i iiieiit of the war, iiidudiii;:
i the niivtv d:.tM1,M'iiiM. 1 iUW.ll-t, lti.tes
i . oik) ii,'i!iti.i l,;'.tiilied iu1l"i- The Rnl-
hiiury of our j 'i ;.: in Hie I'i '.-I -V'-da l;s
'ueou ihu Coinimui n1.li, a..d that tln-ir
' .:it ":t in appru-hited, U ih"M i ly the on
1 tihiieiUibi i-.i!it;, mi'i whi -h the im-u aril
1 v.'jnu ii ' iho ;-t.ite "' tribute the lii'.'i.ns
' for thi'iP C'H'ilbl t ilii'l :!::. a.
Oiii lirtir.i fi-i'il'ti'in is w.niud, but to
! tiL.-iiL: i: th,; ;eve"uu Ihij ty-?em of taxation
i ini.s'v be irvi-eil. The 1 'N on bunk, for
immure pmdt:i-ed hiit j-cnr U5i.UuC Ol, ' lot te
i but no iiii'.PV 'jee'i'i'i' Kal.o'iMl biiu'- tl.ut I lavi' inailo
t'. p' Veuuc is virtually extuvjuisheil, u.ul
! ilie def'-l. iuil'A L' Ci'uci -,i.' supplieil.
T-i ,!n- i,t the hrnvv national niiil Ioeni l; .'.
w, economy in expeiu'.il.iie ii advised. The
C-.. i ;.. t:-rt i.: tU- p.-.yn.eul ot the
volunteer inii1.!:- of 103, and recimineriils
,!i:il the etVelt bo rerewed to obtain t'on-g-.'i
'sioual reeogiil'lor. of the State I'.aiiu for
reimbursement. The detenet c:' the ! idiu
receive lt:s iiucution, and a corps ol live
ihout.-nd men will bo raised during
v.xir.er for the protection of Pennsylvania
agai.iot rebel raids. Men in this corps draft
ed bv the United Sutra will receive fur
loughs for their term of State ecrvii-e. di
vision of the election laws is iTeoii.:nti..!''i'.
lVn.ioiis are recommended to t'ne voiuii
ttvr niil'itinnicu iniured in bervicr, or to tho
luiui'.Lj o'!' di. toe killed. The Go. -ernor ar
gues a'aiiitt tl.e jiolioy of special lrgishit ion
hen ;euend laws provide the means for in
corporating companies, a. id h'J " I's a rej-oul
of the maiiiifaetuiin; and mini.,;, law, .if-1
the act which er.ubh s corinjialions in other.
Ptntes ta hohl lauds in this.' lie also recolii-
mends a liurea'.i of Statistics. Tho law pro-
with pnuei d io s of tho condition of tho
country, tiio situation of our military atTaiis,
Arc. lie recoraincudstho abolition of sla
very, representation according to population
the completion of the Junction anil Dela
ware breakwater Railroad, an enlarged pro
vision for the blind and deaf und dumb,
near
ndi
tioiis r ttiichud by tho lust Legislature. In
K'gnd to the abomion ot bmveiy, tnu nov
el iTofiftgnSn takes strong ground in favor of
cTft'aiteiprttirn In that Stite, as he did iu his
inaugural f.dtlress. Jra rciicats tnat iwiii
waro is connected with the free states by
geographical position and commercial neces
sity; that tho pTodudts of Delaware fiud
tlteif markets iu tho tiorth, and that from
Ihcnco come tho itnigriilils wjio give in
creased value to leal vstatt?; that tlie result
of constant intercourse with the north is
.gradually to nssitnilato Oto institutions "of
i'olaware to those 61 the lico State, ns h
liui already indent ifrcd their inrcre?t!i Miut
slavery in PcheWa'ie, bcin merely nominal,
i: wvilhlcss ax nn element t)fialMr; that
I ei.'ia'ie'.iaiioM In h.'r.laiid lias wttrotmded
Oolawiiic. wiiii free sil, invlMng the escape
ot slaves oo all sicfe there is tow no law
' re'iuii'i.ir theiis f tiTltion
j in vh-'-v f tiio-e facts It myd bo 1
Mimed that the Le L'" duttlCU M11 "j
i ncee!uity o' t iUioj omo !c:n to t'etlieve
i die foetuiH'S of the eomtiii'inv'dOi by rnnin-
I'piSng tm; si.i.i-. Piia tiivi'by lnvl'ing ,
fr-e ii'ii ;r..tiiii. lint etiitsiitm..i i. Unit i
I l.e ;i-.iaiiiie is of a luaiorit" of "Demoornts,"
wc are inclined t') fear that they will clin;;
desii rately to the forlorn and hopelei's in
rtltutiuii while a shrend ol it reniuins in the
Stuto. 'eak as slavery in Delaware has
i-rmi foi ti n vmiH i.u.-it. vet free nnneiules
liiueii less progress lucre iiian
in -Marvland. Missouri. Arkansn an.i Loui
siana. It is hell', on to as tin element of
Democratic stivi.lh and for no ctiiur tvanoi)
that ; pp ivive.
tlm: G(.)YF.uNt)ii o' :r.viNi-:.
Gove-nor Cony, of Midne, who was le."
eleete'l. was inaugurated on Thursday !-(
II u met.6age i.1, a lengthy and i-oi.iprehpii-sive
tlocutneiit. Tho whole debt ol the
State, as represented by loans, is 3,7.Ci.0,
und has been created the past year. To pro
vide for the lin.nidntion of this debt, li'f
Governor suggests tho establishment of a
sinking fund, by setting apart a fixed mm
annuuliy.
1I repi :iiiiutids flic av-aimntion, by the
rtiicn Sfde?, of ah the Nu'e'tliU incurred
for ti i Xaiiot.nl df !' i c e.
llefe.iing to eiii '..:iui i.i-, i'.ie Govrr.oi
s ijs that Maine ha eoiitributcd the pui,
v. M r U t!i' icrvipc of tin! Government If. 1)1)1
A KucroMMf'Ml ConUMInlnirltlorhln.
Tho en jlish papers notice tho trial of a
new coal-cutting machine, the invention of
an engineer residing at Leeds. Tho iMa
chino dihVrs from any other yet invented,
inasmuch as It is worked ley wnter pressure
conveyed from a small engine fixed near the
bottom, ot til" pit. The trial referred to
whs iWii! in the AUentnti ream of coal,
which is five feet mn ine.hes lhM, tmt con'
Itt'lM-l j
Yahinotoj(, Jan. &.
Kichrrtond pajirrs of 8uturdu, Jan. 7th
contain tho billowing Items f
"Mi.irii.i;, Jan. 5.--A raid is rcportoM ad
Viuieing south, towards Smitliliclel, 20 mili'fi
north of Alberde'cni Tlra Oi'slrUction of
nrouvrtv is unknown. It is lilso reported
that 'General ifOod's -arVny him ned the
TcnnCSseoriVer, hmHs "moving on Tupelo.
tain a layer of dirt three inches thick, at .))fKC yi 1)Mi,ttUy thj future:
iii'i iieigin o. nuuij iiwiu ..u-.. v..u ........ ,mo OI (ypernnuns,
lti'.vot.iTTloNARY Sor.DiBKfl. Oil tho first
of iii .t .I:iiin iry thero were but twelve Ilcvo
luti"ii..rv pi'iisioneis remaining. An act
ot'Apiih Mil l, providoi! an ad.litional hun
dred dollars to each of them, to bo paid on
and iiftir the lit t-iy of January. 1904.
SiliLe iliap. time, seven of these venerable
heroes have died, having bu. live pt'M liv
ing, of whom tho eldest is one hundred years
old, and the younyct ninety-four.
Tiidici' Tura.
which separates the f.rst and Bdcohd Beams
erf coal, The machine was mounted rm four
wheels, and traversed ou the croi tramway.
Tiro "turfing" rr ''boring," Nvtifoh tlio
hardest and' most laborious phtt of tho cob
lier"s worh-. was dor remarkably well in
ono wen straiiiht line, end to a Uniform
depth. The cutters were fixed in a Blotting
bai wrrked with a uteady longitudinal re
ciprocating motion, at a slight angle, which
ripped out the w hole of tho partition of
dirt to k depth of three feet three inches.
The apparatus being entirely Belf-actiug in
all its operations, it propelled itself forward
secured itself dead fast between the floor
and tli-; roof, while the cutters were is opera
lion, ami again released itself with the re
turn of ihu si nike. The machine is strong,
I and not ut nil complicated, and is likely to
wuru i I'll ituiauir.i). ii i nrauiiiun i
ranuvd in its various movements and works
with u h precision rod exactness that any
one might almost fancy it wrs endo-Mwd
with intelligence. One man is all that is
required to uu-nd to it, and he has nothing
to do but see it in inoUun uiiel stop it when
reijuiied. The machine worked on W eelnes-day't-vo
hours iiml forty nine minutes, and
excavated the dirt out three inches thick
mid three feet three inches under for a length
of Uventy two yards und two feet, and lib
erated from the solid bed of coal forty-four
tons. The average cost ot "boring "y liana
I labor nt the same collery U 8d per ton; but
I the nrinciiial suvinir is in th? ecnomieul
winking of the coal without cutting such
a large proportion into slack as is done by
hnf'l labor,
OurUolri amlPiilvvr roj.
The exports of bullion from California
during theye ir ld'jl will prove to be larger
than tho : 1 if any former yiar. I'p to the
1st of Deccmltcr they amounted in round
iiniii-er to tidy two millions of dollars, and
bv the en I oi the veur .vill leacli uLtoui on
l,nT''lmvrs msv pnlv en.ni ffi'l:iP llif het l'ur hi
"Tho Fort Gaines prisoners are expected 1 ril aki.m oakfohd .1 sw'S, Contiucntal llotcf,
..U.rt in tliU elm .,..!,. m WphIhi ii ! I'lillniloliililn.
Kiv. 12, 1801. 3 la
lo nrVive in this city to-day from Western
Norm vurMina. '
The Kalirgh ('r'rr?rrii, of January 3d,
eayst "We learn that on Docimber 83d a
fiht took place at Shoemaker's Gap be
tween the companies of Captains 2v. Price,
Hosa, and Gortrcll, and snino deserters, Jo
nes and robbers. They attacked our forces
from tin ambush, but were speedily routed
and severely chastised. They lost 14 killed,
4 wounded, and 4 wcro captured. Wo lost
no killed or wounded. .The woods were
tired during the engagement, which caused
the discharge of a considerable number of
guns which Had been thrown' away by tho
enemy.
"Cupluin Price was in command of the
battallion, and distinguished hinuelf by
molucss and bruvcrv, as did his entire com
mand." .The Columbia VnrV.u'i'in snvs: "Gnu nil
I). II. Hill passed down the South Carolina
railroad yesterday, under orders to report
to Gen. Uoiiuregiird, at Charleston.
The I,ld notices the arrival at Selnvi, of
"a detachment of 400 or 300 galvam.ed
Yankees, under tho charge ol Captain
UP DC GRAFF'S
Eye and Ear Infirmary.
(Od tlio ft-pniri!. ThriMj bmtl from tUncl's ll-jtt
WILKlSfJ-BAaRB, PA.
ri-ltlW tXS'f 111' fli-'N in n.-w rw-n anrt furnbheit
I in ilin inns iitiMly -liic. Urn
und 0H'rfilinit I:
jit. mwpnon. rrivum
lnruti nil. I .'oriTotiiPMI un.i
The Ilev. N. Tood, who has resided in
Pittsburg for many years, is now one of the
oldest ministers in the Presbyterian Church.
The Jhwiirr says: "Through in his 8ith
year, ho is abroad almost every liiir day, and
every few days honors us with a ohoil cull,
lie was born iu Massachusetts; and studied
theo'gy under the celebrated Dr. Ashbel
Green, whose niece he afterwards married.
While a youth ho saw the great und good
Gen. Washington several times, and not
iinfrerpicntly most of the leading statesmen
of that time, and was intimatclv aoeuainted
with almost all the leading ministers of our
Church in the early part of the prcsoit cen
tury. . Gentlemen's lli.ts.
AI1lliolict KlvlcHt niAItLKS OAKFUKD A
C'ontinoiilHl Hutu), riiiliiilil; liin.
'uv. 12, lsi'.4 Siu
1'iiAvr.ii rSniiKrinn.TnF. Ci'Isksr The Rev. Sir.
ScliiTiwhewaky. lnisMnnary cf th Ktiimopnl I'liurch,
i iinniifrnl, wil'h Rov. Mr. liurdi-n.inmiiUiiiK trsn
flntiuii of tho l.il.hi and l'rnycr Jlnok into the hiithrr
cotlrvjuinl of Msndnrin Ihiix-irxo of Cliinn. This Is
I lie ki nken lnmrunire of thu Court, of nil official tier-
Clark aiul Hicc, and Adjulant Seymour, of j ens, und "f ih huitfc-iiluoarod cliuwcs lu China,
the 10th Tennessee, ou llieir way to the jjkw CneneK is 1'ahis. X.i fcwir limn nix
front. They are Strong, able-bodied Bob I clmrehe sre it the prewnt inmncnt in couroof ere'r-
iiimi ill t uric nnjiii'i v, iii i.i.iiiir.iiiKU, ni i.i.-iiiiiuiii
ie l;-iil nrd ilo IiivHlidcs. snd tliecliur-
Augustine, the Trinity, mid St. Auihruiic.
Ironi. 1 lley are SllOllg, Bllle-oouieu sm- I ciiurerrn n
diors, mostly foreigners, embracing almost j j'"n I" Ii
every Kuropean nauonality, villi only a Lh"o".vt
siigiit mixuiie ot the geiiuiue Yankee. Capt. '
ull i.-tiintcd. i he eui.u.m .i,. .!!: t roi-tniiip inn
fini'si v. 'li' '.i'" 'li 'i ''i.t' ii'ipiitii in thid coinilry nn'l
I, in Id? fwuliie will Pimlilo Iii). i l) mr ! 1.1. . mi t
sll einoiKiiieioi in riii'iicii. i i . . will onTflln upipti
Die viirlmin forum of UI. liJiK'!t. Cntiir".t. .-! .n.
of tlm li' j. il I'm fyii. li.-i.iv of it o i, r Docis.
Inrorsion l tl": I yeiid'. I'l.'iv.i'iiiii. .... Ac. '.n.i
will treat all fom.s ol Aire hym, 'irmiui. l
lilll'l'til of till I'llMieil. Mil l , :,VrtttoU li"'1- 1'
the fcye loi'ilicr with nil the ili.-i u...-.- .i nhiuli liiu
eve is iHiUi"'1!.
1 1'.. I .'III lll-ll Mil ll.i 'M ri.T," , .i. i
to tlienfOTii. li.clnirt'- IVhiii i!-p l-iur. N..i i-in iIip
Knr. Cutwi'li. ilinii'iilliuMif ln'iu iii 'I li'nl'ii.iw,
ivif where the In ion is iii'.4r-j i' l. Will nwrt 1111
arlill' inl ono, naivcrin. nearly ull the pin p.wi-.i of
the nutiirnl.
DISKASKS I'P THK 1 1lll'IAT. All ilie"S
ivimnion to the Tlirimt Mel Nn'O will he tri'iiO'd
liLMatAI. SI ltliKI; V. -lie will oiprnt iipo'i
Club-feet. H:.:. nip, Cleft I'ulliitr, Tuumrs. t'smeers,
EnlnrKod i'onells. Ae. I'lusiie uierHtiiu; I y lii'n'iie;
new Serb Into deformed piirln. mid lleiierul urery
of wiiHteer elmrseter it nniv prewnt.
1IKKM A. (OU Ktl'Tt Iii:. l- ll-i will p.-i f..r.it
-l.iihiu.H," u"T!iiioii itTilie rndirril. feuniplfte.) enre
of Iferniii. Ibi uniiieliiinntil,v n piTfri l .-.n'. m.d is
iloiiv with litile or no pnin. I'ut of the insny liuti
ilrcd wrsii upon in Motion there hui heen no fnil
uros. it hnvinjt ntut he ppri)b'itlan of all who huvo
subinitteil te ii.
Alt'llFlUIALKYi:.-?. Will iiwrtl ntllflOll eyf.
ivinj tlii'io the uiolion uud expri'ion o the nstu
nil. They Are inserted withou', Hie Irn.'.t psin.
ItEMUKRHurtl. (l'll.KS.) Tliiii tr.eihleyome ill
sense is readily cured. Thoe eutfering from it will .
do Well to en II.
lilt. l 1)K (lit.liT vbits M'ilk 'S-Tinrre wiMi a
view of building up it peruiiiiient In.-litu-' f.p tlio
trenliiieiit of the Kye, Y.r. mid iieiienil r-'nr ""v
The exK'rieiiee of niore thun :i humI'T of n oeteur,'. .
in llociiitiil mid iR'niTn! iir.t-ti-L-. l'e h.ii . In-
suttii-ieul Kiiurii.ii.e to t-o... ' 'Mi-i. I n-
employ htm.
Juuunry 1 1, lS!)j iy
Clark inform us thai almost tiny ntimber
could have been ubtoined, tjut that only
those were uccepted w ho had lio families in
the Xorth, and few lies to attach them to
that section. They will be distributed
thtoiiuli the Irish regiments of the Army of
the Tennessee, and v.L'.l lill up their deplet
ed ranks."
At tlie battle of Franklin the Missouri
llrigadc went into battle USS strong, and
hf.d 101) killed, 242 wounded, and HO cap
! tired, making u total loss tit
m millions, 'i tie linger portion of this I (iou was also wounded. Gen,
iiin gone to England by way ot raiianin
and Apin.vall; but fifteen to twenty mil
dnis lime been -ettt to hew York, and
pioii.it. ! lour or I've million t i Chin and
other eo'iiitric. 1 lie increase oi cue coiui
447. Ool
Coekerel
TllK ('In li i i Atfrtmitr nml .Toilrmrl t .nlilinhps
n mimmiiry of Iho several Conferences of ih-' yo'u
isiil. by whieli it appear thai ihu total uicmlier.-inp
ipU27.!IR. and aildn. 'f bin shows an apimeiil imrn-e .
of ;i.V22 ; there is. bowi'ver. mi actual deereaiie of a-
lamt tliut number, an the two colored I'miffrrncm. I
Diluwiirc ami V. liinirlon. which n port 1:1. ' is imni-
bers. are miiioly eoiii).osi'il of Hn-iilies eiiibraeed in '
the returns ol ISalttiiiore. Mn't Jtiiliim.ire and I'bila- 1
delphia ConfiTeti....-!. whi-h leet in thipriiu. lieiiuc
tlie orgatiizHtiou of lli'j col-red Coiiferenei-s.1' I
Ladies' Furs. J
The lanrot swirl nii-tit nt I'll Ull.KS OAKVDRH .
Si SUXS. t'ontinental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Nov. 12. iii.-si. :si ;
nen, aru M'.'e" i.ie comment i mi at ot t",! UX,rt ovor that of U'3 will be about twelve
v.Mr, imu lentil I ilie l)i:.iil:i.ion 01 uie .Mine, I n.i:ii0,.s. The Dindilelious of the precious
was wouiiileil tJiree nines, out. uui sesiiiusiy.
Cot. tlarland and Major Parker, with a long j ""';
liKl.iniors PlllMA. l.iHt week Cur t:,, it W'ise-
Imuiii of The lliil'l n lieiu ' was pm-f irmo i
...i... i .. .... .. .. j... I. i....ri...
t - . . . . : : . I I. ... .......I.. .....i... .ii,i,i,.r 1 in "O mill ill ine liomi. i i o eiri-. ity Ji'ino- i"
ltt captaiiis uud lieutenants, were among , (; ure ( Ui) rM,,.Ir. : il.eol.j.x-i
llii Ullleu. , beini; to rii ti..,n. y lo purchase . .i orjiini tor 1'ie . . . .. ,
WAMM.i.. .s, Jan. 8. r", .-.r" ' .1 ,V ' ; Ull Ilaa..
mm more-!.
Mi. i. u rn1: tjnu'As:!
f rMlt'H''.ii.-cribei iia an c:ni lo ycc i:i Ire l'.,..;,
L larhnl s Oftieeof th I till lii.'lrl t !' m'n
-tV'r. hip services to the I'.miiniio-er. "e-l -him ...
tho ditlerciit suliHl.-irirls :'': 1'n. n .. .-1 -.i t
iiilj-ein e-'inlie. tor lio. pin I..'-, f n--'.i'.' it, i
to lilt Ihuir umiii.' i.r. . ' en li i v I i '. . -iii:i!:i'
on' SiiU-nlo'i mi I i.i'l i' 'iti:. j .i; . '.-'. .i i rca-.-on.
. Iile r:u-. il e'li I'u ."ad Mis li'":A V
Ho'l Kb. Noi-ib We-i tor-.i.r tin m d M.e.'.ci .
ovu Ad.iiu s Kspre-- 'Jiii'c. 1 1 ii vi L- i .ii.
tlhl'l km o :
1. Ii. 1'm-ker. hi. 1 S. II l'.-ycr f. r' . ".mbiiry.
Il-o. l;rni'! llomel. ei.l P. I.. IbiJ enotir. Milioii.
Uev. 1. 11. I'-rr 'i ce. Itn-:i
I ln:i. I. n--t Ui lint's I't . Il-.rii ;. n i. I'.i
. jxi.1. ;: I'.i'.i.i.r.it
Sunt. in v. Jaioei. II. ts i.i
.1... f!.r. ...1..I' n... l... .... l. .n
I in iiiiirc Hum ui,uuu i.'i n-i ?un ii.iiu ui.ii
I in i lie military and naval servicu.
vidiiig for t ha t.tl,"
of soldiers' vote
vei V defective and needs amend;)!, nt
pru ,i'.'res !,!i vvc, ouiolIvp-., ulwajs p's-
"pcisc, 1h? iifclit i f noting av.-.n-il
o.' u jiK.gnic:;..
Ipero;rt.iNfV am. l)issi:ssiu.N i iiik
South. Wl.cu tuerebciiiun begun the peo-
p.w of the South were rc vnited in
:ort. Virginia rclurtant'.y parsed tli
b SUp- j
ordi- '
viniiPC of tsece?siou; Xoth Curol'iiu and i
ctiiP." States were 1 tillied inn i reason. In
ISC?- tho South tvis for all practical pr.r
poifli united ; thot year rf f-ibi r- for the
1'iiloa i 'i.vlid'.'u the Soutliern peojile".
in lfi64 the scries of iamicnse victories has
Uu. ei.lied iuuthem sanV-t)-. sttd threatens
i.v slciu cf iLe rebtlli with dissolution.
Yiifl ii r tie Deux Mmihn has drawn a
f. .Ui.!'.: i int'ito of t V cjudii.;nu of thcie
oelliou, uud slicivu how v itii'u trcll' exist
t' o "lemenU of ruin. Jt would be diflicult
to sum "p t'.ie e ...ditioi, i f the i.nc n.iire
tlcarly tiian it is doi;e iu the follow ing ix
tract :
"The Southern Con'.'edeiacy stau :1s face to
.-ioc .ii.i i.m -luoiny :"i.!i:-; il sees ' ar
GOVJ:i:.V01l OF NEW Yf!K'T.
'i iie new loyal Coverjoroi'Ivew York the
lion. Keuber. K Peiium, was inauguarated
on Monday, the :.M instant l eynuaii' retir
itiT. The iiiau''Uial oi'tl.o new Governor i -
! all i':ul the most patriotic citipn cnuld nsk
j for. Jii it he iu..::e3 the i'u'u -ing suijv.oi
j tion.J Tnd recommeiid.itions :
After ret. n i'.i ' to our iv.ibil'c chara. ter, he
wil- : SI1J'S 111 l"c' c'a'"13 ' disabled soldiet, thu.
tfny umj iigutmifv itcninnit oi.r tyinnai n
ami fid in the name ui' iiieir paiiiotHin
wlue.lt i"-;jiieii the ruoiiliei t'i'it deprived
t'.ie.ii of their liiitut;.! protcciion, and bays it
wilt be his special aim to give the existing
instimtioitf iu their belrlf the gn-uti-si. elii
c;ney. On bunking uud currency he .uvors
the reorganizi.iion of our banks uneler the
pnlionnl curroucy act, and iii'.iitiates that he
wiil sign the bill for lire change, which full
ed of li vppiuivo nppvjvt.l last year.
tm;-: goyjuhn'ok or micii::a!w
I Gov. l'lai.'s tncfSige fhuivs and an cu
i i oitiagine.nid'.ti.ni in the Stj'.e linaiices.
1 The total funded tire I iuiKhtble debt of the
j State was s:3,o00.00o. The balance iu the
j Tn as-ury was 4oO,'0'J. Since the com
nieiiccii"ent of Ihn war u;war.'is of eighty
i priMimaioua oi ine precious
metals in otlp r p ifts of the United States
cannot, be estimated with uny degree of ac
eui.icy. I!u!, us some portion of the Sun
Ki'iincii-po th'pmenis is from lirilish Colum
bia; H may be not fir from a correct esti
mate to sty that the net product of the
mines of the orecions metals in the United
bin ft.imlv were aheiu Ihe ho t.
liic tinonil papers ot r riaav, .lanuaiy u ; .... .,
... . , . i i i 'i . i . roiirle mi Ioik of the i.l.l Vnrmri: .lii'ii,
ill addition lo what has been ulreaily tele , , t-1. ,,rinte, Mm ouiv, goii,, 1
griiphud, contain the following: , the innds of n million of renders.
"A violent tornttuo imsseil over Aniline -wm
Alubuimi on December 27th, killing lilteeii j
persons, ilemolishing a large uumber of
liotieK, and destroying the ruiltoud bridge
on the Moiitiiomerv und West Point Kail- 1
i
or
-. IS-is-o
'be
I N .lino
I
I.
Slates, i!tirniir
si.vtv millions. Colorado,
Lake Superior anil other gold and silver
I le in.-and ttici . have neen placed in tlie field ! produettig regions have not been heard Ironi
Iron the st iitc, uf which tliirj fivn thou- l.m they would more than oll'set the llritish
tr.nd have been raised s.noe V.:i;i'iry, I9IVJ. ; ''ni.l Uril included in the' San iVuncisco
,.e :Siale ims now in service thirty rctii-
uv.:nts of infant: v , ehveu
01).'. t.e . . - :'".d tne'-'l a! uv,
h. tterie. and I'fuvn ei.ie.
r.:;:. oi'tl:'.' -el'vice.
; i jvao'y, cue ol
two independent
'uiiiLc iu various
lo oai
GGYEiLNOU OP MASSACHUSETTS. J
icuveinor .vn.ire.v o: Al.issaena.-et.j, seni
;tshiu.!i', on l'rl h.y, a comprc-
GOVERNOll OF MIsSGUm.
Thomas C. Fletcher, the newly elected
radical Governor of Missouri, was inaneoira
tcdwmtiio Uel inst., nt thj stale capital,
J.'Tersou City, and his inaugural message
was read to the Assembly. ACrr speaking
in general terms of the new era of freedom
for the State, the fate of slavery, the peopled
verdict 03 u iiiecd in the receui election, the
uui.y of all to-siuk the partisan in the pat
riot, the dark past and bright future, the
iid'v.ntages and roso'ircs of Missouri, the
future home of prorres, truth and faith, he
c-toirt- a strenuous ctfort to preserve har
mony in every department of the State (jov
criiineut with ull the measures of the nation
al Adniiui.Niralion, and advises the Legisla
ture to provide home, and tehtcation fur
the ( rphans of our soldiers.
He snvs that in his npDointnients to office
my d.'Pimntcd, half it origiuai lerritorv lost i he shall have a preference for the men who
...ever, i.-nisr ri'V.iiiiur. t.HLs tliieateni1'', i n.ive servi'u wuu nouor in mc r.-m.
its trcuUiy c::ip:y, iiscrcdit e.- -'i-d. io j recoiv,aeiKU that out pul-ic school system
l ie l ie" "can make itself heard iu ihoso j shall 'o enlarged o as to incliu'-j niild.iry
States Bubje: 'ed to tl.i ii,.l;tary govurninen:, iii-truotioii and the traii--w'!i.:.t!oo .f the
bui the !P' u.:;j of iV.'!aouets 'mil retusi. t & .; Univei-s'iiv :e! h 1': accdomy, with
thu COiu. ok the few aoiuhem uie in i two deimrtllicuiR U.iuil.-.' tlii.'.l5 lip U '"'d
tuch re-'ret i.n 1 weariness in:
cJ under ,:;i ;i -uraiice ol eut'oiced cnth'.oi
f.sm, t'.. -pec'hes icccir.iy detiveivl in ijeor
V;ia by Mr. Je:r ii:.,i., himoeli', the messages
-i ..iVcral i.u.ciiiois of rebel Slates, tho d's
::f. of the Vice Vnidet.i. Mr L.tpiie;.,,
mUo ibiiui'iiy ni..:!'." gr, 'it effoii to prevent,
tji" -CvC ion movca;:nt, nil lc.'..i il tin. b: -l"i
i t'nit ihe eoi.iede: a'.ion i- i.t this niomont
luiiig sioaly torti iKimder. Asii.iit tt'itg-i'l-
ii..-- ii'.'i:;.:iiced bi-rw 'i i: tl.oso who, sal
i'i'ud wi: in. ving viiidicM.ti d military I 'j."..!
le i:0 '.'. ihk to ptivi .n th .tr euiiiitvv in
't diift'.'l--, tllid t!li.e i.n, 'pii.;'' ...
.j;.uy, wish ;.: h-i t t" eir-iiu-. :i:-'fi ly
.i:.iuii!" to il.i'ir i.-tii':..-:'-. '.'"'.i- luigli' l-e
iivn ti'viii the eo.iiyieue.-itiit.i, of ''. (i.
.11; :t ; i lie nr-v, ( '.iiili dcriu1'' coutuined
in to tile ! ;islaltli, on l'ri h.y.
iicnuive anil us lts'tnl en abic document.
of 1S1 bunks ia the State 511 have become
National banking associations Hint 47 have
signified their intention to become National,
leaving 6 v h'r ii, ut yd, taken un steps to
ward inuking a change.
The number of men actually furnished by
Massachusetts to the army and navy of 1 1 rs
United S'.ntis liming the rebellion, up to
Decehiber 24 1811-1, i:'. 125.437 making u sur
idf? over ai! call; el' 13!3.
mt'
ll.e year 1M54, was about ! ".'",ls "!
Idaho and the. -...D -
niense.
The Examiner says : "Yesterday a com
missioner from Grunt's lines arrived at Yti
rina, under a flag of truce, with l,rU0 blan
kets for distribution amongst Ihe Fedeial
prisoners in Kichmoud, ill addition to 1,000
received last week.
Of the fifty odd thousand Yankee pris
oners held in the South, not over 2,000 ure
confined iu l'.icliiuoiid, and more than half
of these are in the hospitals. For the year
past the great body of them has been shin
ing South, and Kichmoud. hard pressed to
feed its strierabiindant population, ami the
large army defending its gates, is ndiived
Ironi Ihe iuuubus of un overstocked prison
post in its midst.
"The report of Sherniun's having cross?' 1
tho Savannah river is continued, uud In.
believed to l.c moving ou Grahutnsvillc."
MiMitiokiii Cual '1'rinlf.
Siiajiokin, Jan. 7. Iso'i.
Tint. Ctrl.
Sent for week endintr .laiiuary 7 1.1'tJ If!
To !iu:e time IujI veur. Lull Vt '
".mn. e
.tin-.' - -
II..- .vtte. 4i tl:'.
due ot fceUruo.
sileiite 'e lj'-'i .v i.,: .. .
Iwuti'leil on the ni'r'h I "
.: I T l-u. li -'. H i . . 'i
John I'l pptu i Isaac i..
by Is-.iits l.-jiii. L W ii ni'-i' :
oc Ii p.. i" )iil--i'ri'tc'l i
l.
i. o '
l.lill i-t '
' I.-
; iii . i le v.
. : ..1" ! ai'' '."-k.Tt.
u ri. - i: 1 - - ;
V.'iM. l .... .11 lill l
i..t .niioj.' : I iii'Pcr iti'Ti'
l,vo 4't.rv i.t ' il'll I ,
ISI 117 I
exports. Sixty iiiillions )er iittiunn is a
lniiid-i'i.ve sjui in gold and silver; but we
doubt whether the eoul, iron and oil crop
of I cnnsylvHliin, during the year 1801, v io
not l urn out to have been quite as much
not iii-ri ly in paper currency, but in gold.
I'liilt. ,'inZUtin.
ISiiown's IlitoMiiiAi. TitiK'iii'.- ure re-j
coiiiineiided lot public speakers and others, ;
for the relief of Colds and to clear the voice, j
Their ctiieuey is strongly attested by Con-:
grcssincn. Clergymen, Military i.t-u and
others who use them. .! titrr imitu :
ti.ih,K mm' to onr viN tin-llll!lll.
weoth-r -t'otnri'i'ili.' aiul on oid V !.ir.. i-i.: i .iicp
utltililiu't-. ,.c
1, li- ! pnM 't; rif .l.u-'.. ,V: .'ii.; .). i'.t .t ' S .1..
to c.mtuetiocul len o'eliK-'v .v. M . of is.i.l iluy. wii'-i
lio tern.s o'rd coniil'y.ii "I s:ile will ' inclc ke -rti
by l.-AAC I.. WITMI lt. Adm'r.
' ISy i-ioeF-f.tbe.li'ourl. J. ) i. uiuiuiiig- I'litt..!'
sjunlHiry. J'iuiT .'.s.'.
.t. itoi.vEtis ::;
Enamelled Slate Slant.
CO i
juiiv i; ' - ill j two depurtnictus U.iuii.'
i ' i.i !"e.':. f.tt .lifvii.r: oue r.ic-n b
li
t two :
t -t v ini.teii
U.,:
.'. . i -l'.' e ; li...! :
. .. .11
"1 t'l'V
..: nt I'm
" 1
11.:- . .' d -ad
e oi s?'.es.;-i:.
North )... ...)-
Uf.'lv, tlue'..!
. . . : . ,.t c .
. K: -hll.l.O'i fit
and m ''!' . dig
fe-ir : Ti..liP:
for the d. veloiimer.t
j of oar agric.r.tui;.! and utii. ral we: . I.. lit
tidvi tv-, u modification of the militia law a
I division of il ose sn! ject to niilitaiy duty
into two classes; the aboiit-huieiit of the
cot1 -.int.'. ' em cl'ju.-e iu the present low, ?t;d
I -..s the iit;'.i of citizenship und f a li-une
. iu ''iij.souu Oiight to be inieparabl..' r:ottl
: the duty of assisting in it;; defence,
j l!i; cv'in-s 'reut tare in the revision oi
the ti'.atues, us the ami uJnicnts to tho ton
i fitt'.' ,:i I'.bnut to be made will retpure tho
j cuisuie from t'lem of tlio word "slave," Ihe
'..! lipon ol all dist'Wtion of color iu laws
!x!;.li..g . . rimes uud tin i. puuistimcnt,
' and the abrogation of an law s for the far
'tiiwug ui.U pr;j'.eiion of the interests of
I slavT' ..!!' recomuicnds the passage of a
:UN"!i; il' JviiAilXLY.
The la :,i. l.ar.ie oi' Ki'tat.i kj mi t on the.
Ud inst., und Governor lh':iinletu-'s Messugc
was sent iu on thu 6th ; in which, strange us
it may appear, lie lecumends tlie gradual
emancipation und ultimate removal of the
slaves, rejoices over and thanks Sherman
and Thomas for their victories. This is
coming dow n a big peg from tho rank pro
slavery stand taken by iJrainlette, Powle,
Davis. Guthrie, ic., ami is the sure fore
runner, not of the gradual abolition of sla
very, but of its speedy extirpation. With
Keutucky for freedom, the southwest ill
receive a supporting force that will bo felt
r.euiihly in the light direction, liiatnlette,
l..)e ::., ;: in itutv bound, to cover his
i "letting down,' di ifiiiieen the am.tt of,
Coionei Vt'ui "ifwi'd and Litailehaiil-i 'ioveriioi -J
;..cebs, and sti.is iii.. ol iect iu ittemptillg ,
to iVgUuite the enlistments of l:.ves vwu ii-: 1
I u -avc tho in'j.iltitii.ii, but Hie pi opto of
Leiilueky fri.ui i.i:eces.;'.ry btir.kt's in its I
: acci.upii l.nieut. Iv.eu'.t'ol;';- tn.:, 1 i.t -iilietl ,
I nearly 7'.. 000 .oldieis to liie U eniiv. :
t Jiigbt in the t' etii oi ti e I ...veriiut'-. n.es-.
SmJc:, teso.ut e .li- ntive loci is:-- t n: ; lie
legislature f-r lite iiiiu.tiii.ile ahoiiiion ol'i
.-hiieiy, but of couisii with tu hope of!
pu-ssing.
t-Viirliil Kt:ii!-oal 4'IIi!ioii S'our
l'cvio us i!ll.il ami 'I'm -uly
-oit:t(li-l.
jSliecial llcspal.'h to tke Press J
Yoltii, Pa., Sunday Jan. 6.
Yesterday morning nt seven o'clock, u
terrible railway accident occurred on the
Northern Cent ml Kailroad, near this town.
So far us could be ascertained in the confu
sion uud excitement that prevailed, the par
ticulars ure as follows : It seems tliut the ex
po -s train from lialtimore having been tle
i t .( J wis approaching York ut aiapid late.
Wiu-u it reached a point about 1J miles
tV.iai York it came iu contact with u freight
train going south, which wil mailing quite
fast. The excitement tliut prevailed utter
Ihe collision occurred can be more easily
imagined than dcsciiU-d. A heavy snow
storm prevailed at the time. Doth freight
and passenger locomotives1 were completely
wrecked, us were also a number of cars.
1 here were u large nunilxT ot passengers
aboard. The remuins of four persons who.
hud been instantly killed were removed, !
uud tweuty icre taken out seriously injured j
some fatally. It has been impossible up In
ine iitno oi tins wining id useeiiuiu
names uf the killed and wounded.
I ttt a. --. -. tr - -- -I .. . r --
PlUJl'IIASTINATIOX. Why put olf your W AX.J-iXI. .-vVAVJ.,
cure .' If you ure sum-ring" v. it It the Dyspep- , I'll KTX I'T STBKKT. f lit L.t fH.l.t'i
siu. Liver Complaint, or Weakness of tho
Digestive Organs, do not delir', but resotci , VvT"a-T i etd"ir-''st "
at one to the use of llmlhimVi ilrriwiii Hit-1 rJrSjrajKarSiTv
iirn. vi e positively anil uuiiesii.it ingty say, .
tliev will cure ymi, as thev have done with '
i thousands lietute you. For stile by all drug
. gi-ts nail dealers In lin-ilii-iiii. ui . cents
' per lioule,
It.'.
i Aver s Amerinaii Almanac has now or- !
I'ijilil Willi lutliuiiM In 'oIot-:i!. rived aii'l is r. a ly for deliicry gratis by all
J ti. KsiiiRo, tlolorado Territory, Jati. '.).--, their ageiits, 1. 1 all who WlM i-.- it. This.
On S.rtiirdav morning sixty Indians attack- nund'cr .-onli. a. i 'realise ou ,s, n iila and
ed the overiund mail express, about three its kindred ip..;!..!s. ini h is wi " w.nih ,
miles cast of litis, place, ami lobbed the ' periK.il. It ai-:i gives mueh ocucial u
iiiu.il. Thev ul.ii uttaeked a mule train close ! l id inioninuion, wh'n h is mm In! a:-! -lunil-'
killing one man ai:U wonndii
(
.bu. wit p
m-lMi - Ml :F.I51
'" mm, -.a-. "".-a.!-
' I 'Bill !iiL Vl"AT.)J
; ij r 'w um?
i :
the
' ,i. cook
.-;itri'ii4iit i
r:.i-r .:r ihe S: .;,.
sr,vet'ei.,:.;y uailis
I, u i u.id gives
i- w it of ihe Ci.;.: .
tij-yiK ;
te tlat. j
t ,
, snivei'v tii'i
it 'ne
- ! : un:!
. tl--t. -
- i - i : I . - i:l, !
:heia li cit.
TI: tll'VO-
:i tine ( i" 'iie
o'.-. '.hi fit.
h:v? -!' luat
1 I rtgisi -lio.'i law, for the protection oft!.-
jitth ! b Jlot box, stnl says that meu, who by rebel-
j a, h i,-i. disavowed allegiance to the gov
'n .t -ut s'.;ou'd regain the privilege of citi
I .! i ip only through th" Ui iled States
, ...ii. : ,tii i law -. ' hue, liberty loving
j foreign ivilling to light for their adopted
con bhouiiMiavc u probationary term
i. u tine ( i 'iie ! ' r.-Lciinur tn? .-..itiisiuon oi ciiizcnsuip,
hort; ned ror t.ll purpuscs of State elections.
ia i li.i s -! luat :,e m'vises the encouragement, oi cmigra-
i rf I! i. i lion by a'l possible nieauu and assures the
'. ! ur.d' rsiood iii.;i I'niog men wl:.. L tv . oc. Jiiven from th?
i p;ii. Ui'ti- i i. ,.. .'cute- State tlf.if tie-' can reftra .vi.U calety.
y o. the jietto. itii Hto ;,. aLViv ,u,
.lie logic v hii.ii ,;.;,, i,.. no ui, u:- n.-iil j THE GOYERNOli OF MAUYLAND.
of 1-w.ory been more iiii;)ei i.n'.- - r ivre vLi- tiovuuor liiadford's Message wai read
b e nothing ht-y be.ii ,.b!e i . j. - ,' i un ,!,- ; 111 Ihe Maryland Legislam.c on 't"."r-lay
ci' ,--4,oith . .he court re e.' the S u m 1 is.. It con-:a'.ulates t '. : n:e.o; t i i. thu
i.rtuiLS nor ihe fit ii, noss i.f :.;:( .iblier Presi- . ptusiigi! of the rie-.v i. e-. r.iuti' u and the
lent, a; i.:i-1. nii!:t i-y und civil i runi.er, ' eonsuniuiation of cfn-.neipati. n. lie says
: ii. unit w hom mere is .-'.inetlmig of a tr.t'.dc ' tin re is seartcly a State ia the Union pes
; t etdear to w! i. n iv..; the nni.-i res. I tic ! sessi.t- such iio.-i);titv us ftir.ri hiud: vif
nei.'ies or nis cauL r jiin.n n-o
On., li H i .. . i-i tu, I'llilei-
am
Ste
iiisensi-
j
'f.d
netu nil ordinary 'hut coiiiniiimlitig
r-'ie light I---hi ps V o.-esLC'.ued thefavoi.-.
ol loituue ; but this Kieut contest is iu r o.fi
ty a revolution, und 'u i:n f'trugglc of pri,.
ciples at it k' vi.-; jry wjj n....t nh the
Cltlcn Pre ident "
T-.v. i Federal sol, lieis 'i.-.;:...., rebel-,
recentlv went ;,itl; i:.,K 0i- u wntpathi.
Z'-r,'1 in- J!i cap. i.t, beia. end r. p.. enti
thettis 'vis ..s n l.i j j.,M.iit.. i -'"'po'l fiMiu
o.k Isl.i.i I Tin y wi'-- ; r, , en ti'-i-1
. tmineu tlo.eb'. I' ! I. mtH'uhi . fhnhod
wuruily, proti ion-,; ab:.: -laotly, '; . .vnled
Witli "i nicy, iiijlm.i,', 'low to v
''ii.' da, und dismiss, it uillt u henrly l:i,
by the prettiest g':l in the house. Tim boys
hugely enjoyed !)i-. id'r.ir. p-iriieulr.iiy liiu
final oct ol hospitably. The name eif the
ymj.ill.Ucr is Pcttinim.
bitliert'i in popu
j:t ii. , olhei i ii-
fr "i - ine: cintse, she h
laii..il. pioiin. d ips attd
di iices of lint Me thrift, fi'.ii n far b. l-.ie.tl
others inferior lo her in their ndvanf.igfs.
Slavery has not been the ?j cause of ll.i.,
ti. - 'y progress, but it has been, unquestioit
ii '', :tie uiort prominent, if-not t'c ouly
fen;: re u'Htinguu. . ia ff-ew th" other
; ;. ;es w! . !' have on!sit'iped j.t. ;,i -;o
race, 'i !' i' u.: "diate 'ef nil-, ol tha txtjuc-
ti -.in oi siuvery, a.ul loo qee-t. 1 1 :i-i.'
"i. aiii.ies cxpcctcif tfoin it can bo best
Ei o.'.oMi.t.Mi Coal, Tlie Seieuiilic Amc
!:.:.:: givco thu followi.i j u -e I'u I hints upon
this subject, which are conCimcd by every
one's experience w ho uii.lei'stunds the l.ilu
sophy of coal fir
"A good bright t'r '-.a b.; sfetuiily m.ii i
t..i;iw,l v.i.'.i coal, with L ;S troui'le ihun with
auy other kind of fuel, but not by inking,
poking und piling i:i green luel coetiin'utly.
After brcakhisl tile lire houhl be cleared of
ashes, if there t.le l.tii, iui'; f: -h fuel put ou
to iill ihe g"ute i.ioder.iuiy. Let the cilii
dumper be turned up. so us to Leui. il, uud
leave thu small top door open, more or Ic-s,
according to the iutencity of the Leut re
quired. In this v.ay air enters cu r ;he i-p
of tho lire, und miiidat-s u f-v iieiter iti.i
bttbtioii and cor. -ec-.ti r. LieaUr lit tit thou
I vi!iij t.'i-.- i. bit l -tnipi it ure th-utvu open.
A w-.-.-liin; c!t:i I.t d t.i t.; iii.iii!io acton!-
:i:.:H .1 wi' !i . :j- i. - - e .' .- n : . ': , , -
evi.My : .1,1 ,i. hi iKeesj.tr t )
sift ill'. ::.-Vtiit the eiu lers
::ei :i.'.-i', i; i '.u.peii .s t
ehauf.e. 1 ll.tnli L-tl. i.l i.o.if I'.i.itlu k in eiliisl
Lie on ot ttij waslj ot' ll.eii
uelgliliors, and in ijus i-;iy iliejo ).. bomt-
thiiig l.seil which Wuuid otlierii its Lj lest ;
I urn it s' t ie- '.'j us imu ei.:n;ij si." tut uc
j jiLliHci-d in a iii)1'.r-ni aiijl lai'i,) j.o. tiie
in epter. if the piiv ;b bp titte ihtit e' t.riiy
! I- -ins i.t l.outo,' then we havp u still aii.tu
j gel ai l. in in. uaiiUt ib'i'w ",st fe.l pinet'ee.
I Chidcis will bu.u uilni'nil ly in spiuli cytiu
j dtr ttoves, rod heat u nursery o; a laundry
as Lot tit il should be. Every shovel full
saved it. a f hovel full of coal pin -iu t'.ie eel
I in., ;.. i-1 1: iti-. i,i the v;1s- is cu u:'i on litis
I poiut."
4IIUV ' 'IJIH WHO.UAC. I
liKAiiqr.MtrEns Aiimv Potomac, )
January V), 180."i. ) :
The rebel- nt uie another attack on the
t'ickct iiu.i this luoiiiing, j'lsl betore day- J
iight, ami caj)i'j;-ed a lew vid ties on the j
i )-,! t o;' tho ace olid diM-ton of tile Gt'i corps.
The t;ioiiii"g was very thu k and the attack-;
ing party tippnn.eiied cautioi-.sly behind tin '
old abatis until they were aluioeL ut 0111
lines ere the jiie.viis were aware of tluir i
coming. The men lired their pieces und
ran buck toward the reserves, but the n bt is
were so close tu theiu and being ebe-s'. d in .
our uniform, could not bo disiinguLdicd
from our men, und consequently were not .
fired on us they otherwise would hake been.
Not more than two shots were hcuid dm-
un.' tn.' at bun, uud they retreated, tal.oig
b men with them uud wouuded one of the
4U'h New York.
Their object seemed to be to obtain food
and clothing, us they ut ouce demanded the
sol.lieis' knapsacks and blankets, few of
.vhkb they got, howLier, as out' innu go ou
picket tweuty-ioiU- hours, ami only curry
ono day's rations with then), taking no
knapsaeki ot blauket. They got a few
haversack. This morning und to-day one
of their, was held up by a rebel to t-liow
i o r t"i o,)S w.inl vl.i Una i,i iue,i.
t'oiuo of our lalJiefj swear vengeance
anntl'.Kt '.lie r:.id'. i.i i.nd ite wailjii) an op
tioituuity to iy ii. '.:; I'k wiili eluullc
' ' . to! e.
.. '. i.' 14;- :: t'n th" i. il.er put t of ti e line not u guu
U.Cj co-tid'l - u Ijoi n fired fur some d.ivs.
oi,.M-i iuticlt j TJa,. ,VUit,er iias tig-in changed from r.dd
rain, uud the pro.-ptct lo-ni'Mil is that
I .v. killinsi imu man ai:d wonndii ' another,
The troops ut the military post here.
! numbering t.fly to eighty men, iuttnediately
started to the relief of the white selilei- in'
the viciuilv, uud drove the Indians to the
j l. nil's a mile back, where the Indians were
I reinforced to the number of fifteen hundred,
: and iu turn drovu the troops back to the
' post. The Indians their entered the stage
station iu large numbers, und, utter destroy
ing nil the ( 11 rn it ui o uud breaking a. I the
windows in the building, set it on tire.
They ulso destroitd u large amount of
telegraphic material. A wed directed lire
of musketry from ihe troops at thu foil,
how ever, soon drove them back iVoiu thu
slatiou. In the running light on the retreat
of our troops thirty-live Indians were killed,
including u principal chief. Nineteen of
our soldiers uud citizens weiv killed.
1
tiiprovuleiit , wu jlttn i,uxo noihiug but juud fur u week.
The promutioiis lulely made are Maj.
Snmurl M. Couch, 'jlil New York, to
Ci.hiiiel, uud Adjt:tuut llumphrcis, 57th
I'tiinsylvtiniu, to hp Lieut. Col. These gen
tLitiiii leave well ineritcd tho honois be
s.jwed, having tuking un active part $n
uvery igipiirfant engageniciit of last sum
intfi eutopaign, and this recognition of
their gallantry gives unusual sutisfuctiou in
their several eouimuuds.
th
-
i:i ll.e I'osinn'iUr ittni'i i' i) li.': r; it is
; -.iiized unit its temporary :ncoiiv"-'i"tf'- state J il...t 115,8'."!! h tteisw er . laemed
' v,. .ed, arc , .! that will nndoubieai) ' but yeui to tue W-id loltei o;'1pi ,
C'liullel.o.. i.,; i-urbt-l. i'.'trtiiioii 1 1'.t't .o i .mi , -Le t, d,:!, ni-tti.:n ti r vunt oi li..
complete und immedia.t a isolation tu a ' p:t,.eiil of tho n ).f..e, or Lncu.ise idefcil'iy
..i long ii.ir.t-proven with our social lu-j 'iuLi tisi.
mil huoju cuu H f.-"o.1i..is!,.,l M ithot:! ; ;; ...mdi icll cf six deaths of stur
somo pciaul .ieo.i-..iuiLL, is not lo be ' vuiio ta r;.;..a 5il ,Uj. Ami yet Lord
muj!lou'dsi'eniudy. . ,.
'A he New York Vi orld bu;j that 50,000
renh.us have been driliiu!' lor boiuu time
Ki'lj aot. with iLi- ujfciu of luaf.Liiij; upon
up i C r .iU.
Henry ward H'veher's v.-.Ltry ;'iM
M b. i n i.sH .ii ; 2.'i n
Tltl. ti'U:,o;! OF DL LA WAKE.
Tlio upuiii.j portion tf tin- incssagc
i.ovcrr.oi t attl'oii, ol Deuwuii, i 'Jwa
Illljiortll tt IVoill iniOlirl.
Kt, is, Jau. 8.
The Constituliomd Convsiitioii cflcclctl u
V ' '. , 1 1 cunaueut orgauuatiou yesteiduy, bv the
1 elcciion of Col. Aruold Kretchell, of St.
Cuurles c'nii.ty, as l'resident, Charles D.
Dooko, of St. Louii, as Vice Pietideht, uud
Mui. A. K. Faster, us Secretury.
Tlie Slute Senate yesterday passed tt joiut
resolution for the appointment of a com
mittee of tight i.t memori-tlize-liie Secretury
of War, to establish a garnsou of protection,
iu.r the souiu-wcot couuiic of the Slute.
lWu ipuues passed a bill uuthoiiziitg tho
Hoard (of Public SeliooU to provide for the
ei'ac.Miuu ofuoload ckildnu iu tUi city.
AI'I'AIKi I AltliAAS IS.
f!: i u..; r, Mich., Jan. U.
Advices rcceiveil lo-day linn. Little P k.
Ail .,- dated January 1st. stain limt the
military biluation u mains w ithout chat ge.
Tlie Moil. Wtii. L. Stewart has been elect
ed U. S. Senator from Arkansas, for six
year front March 4th, 18(1.'!, r-eeiiing a
two-thirds Vote- of both houses ou the lil'.-t
bitliot. The Arkansas Legislature has
passed the ?:i00,000 loan bid.
'1 ItO IIOlll Uf I'l'IIIK) Itnuiii.
IIauiiisiiciio, Jan. 10. Major l.
Dodge, Provost Marshal-General of Penn
Kvlvunlu. lias issued circulars announcing
that by direction received from Provost
Marshal-General Fry, tho district quotas
assigned by him, under the tull of Decem
ber I'Jth, 1804, and announced to the ilis
Iriet pi'ovo.-t marshals of the State, by Ut
ters from Major Dodge, dated December
SOtli, pre repealed, mid that new quotas
will la established fur the different districts
by J.ii'.iiry Hint, up lu which time corrected
enrollment will be received, 'lliey should
bo forwurded iiniiicdiatcly, t Jias hereto,
fore been the ciisbtm for flip pfovokl m ir-blnj-geucral
of thu Ktate in assign tw i)U
tii; t quotas, and the ditllLt provost unir
khulii and eurolmcnt biurds usi-iltd the
riutiis p their snb-districU,
tientlciueu's Huts.
All the Idltyt styles- at t il AtiLRX liAKl'OUD &,
tsD.NS, l'u)i(ineiUl iloU'h i'hlludulphia.
Nov. 12, IJU.-iiut
There i a Rebel rumor that Leo has beeu
placed in conimund of ull the itebel armies,
und that lie ha appointed ljeuuregard to
thi) command of the army near Richmond,
while ho himself takes command of the
movement t resist Sherman..
Ladies hnA Children's Hats.
UUist ityles at. Cl t Kl.KS OAKl'OltlJ X -S0r8
Ouiiiiuentiil lhjiul, l'jil4ull'hi.
Hut-. 13, im St
In reply to a statement made Ly Jeff
Davis that out of J 1,7'dlt bules of cotUiu
shipped uiuce lust July from Uebeldom, but
1,274 were lost, tljn Washington U,-i,ubllrin
show that 7,834 bules have fallen luto the
hand of Federal cruisers during the time
named.
General Sherman, la a private letter to a
friend iu Washington, state ihul iu his tour
through Georgia, he could have brought
with him to Savunuah, over ouu hundred
thousand negroes, if lie could have found
provisions lo lued theiu. As it was he was
obliged to turu most of them buck.
I't kept ngai.i-t a time of need in eeety la.nl
ly. Its coinptl'tioti of ,jol;.- , lid eie i in.-' s
is about the best that reaches lis, an. I these
fads tngi tber Im'.i. .riii ii it a circulal". .
which is said tu lie the largest of uny one
book iu Un; woi Id.
She )iil"-!io2i :nt t', iit-i-iout't
of AS IM .ll.lll.
1'iil.li-li,-. fir II. ' en. fit. aii.l bp h I'Af 'l i'lN i "
Vl'I'Xii Jllff ti'nl ot'iers. won nill'. i 'n . i - r n
bebilily. I'reiiiuture Heeto of .M i.itn -.1. .
, plviii ' "nl the same time 'file .Menus i f Self-lVife
h'y one Mini Iris .Mired hi'ii: elf :ifle-iiiid.-Tnili eon
hi'li'iaUi lio" -k'-ry ly ciieliwui p.-l..ii.i ad-
ih-e.ssed etoelope. 1111110 eupi. m.iy I.e hud 1 the '
miller.
. ATIIAX1K. MAVlMli! Y.., ltr slyii, K'.is 1
j 1 o. X . V. I
I bee. III. is.ii.-:!iu I
I lnlii-iiiii(iMi I'i-.! j
I Tti M.i.'. ol SI KKKliLJIS. i
A liciitlcmnn. ni, i cf Xcrvoiw i'lliiiii.v. Ineoiii. 1
I pelenev. I'n tn.-e me Ht -e. . nu t Youthful Krror. ai- :
' liiiiled liy a iii.-i!-e to benefit other, will be happy lo '
1 fai-iiisli to nil v.iioue-il it (tree of charge.) die rciipe '
, and ilii n li.11.1i t.. ii U ' tli t in 1 .- reiue.lv e-.'.l in !ii
I eiiM-. studVi-trs wiohin tu 1.1 .'it ! die 1. in-rii.. .- ,
lent rxp ri' ii, i mel ji'swiw a pure und valieilile re. 1
llii'.ly. e iu do s 1 by ad itcsill him a. once hi llis
!. 01 l.uli.. k-. Toe It.'eipe au t lull ililoriiltlliolt
"fii'ul lii.ijHiiniiiej ivill 1m I'.icerfully eui In
tetuni oeiii.
A iii. .MUX II. lti)i:X.
No. till Xinall ptreel. Xi 'ork. !
I'. S. Xeriiin-Siiili'icr of liolh poxi.- ' 'II Uud '
this inl'-riiiiiii ii, iiivulu.ihiu
i't-.'. 0, I -iii '. -.'till
t.t l. iiimI Ibtlt.-l'rofeMir J ISAACS
I M. P.. Oi 1 1 i.isr and Ai hist, ti.rincrl v l.evden, .
! HoIIhihI. iii now lotniid 111 .Vo. all Pine, Sireit.
, I'm: ni. iiihia. lnre p.-iiHiiis alllicle.! with i'i-e..i.- f
.. tho K K 1111.I K.llt will bu .-.eieiililli nlly irn l- t i. I
j cured, ifcuruble. (-Artlik-uu Kyea iii.c.t.d ).-
' IIUl Ulll
Vi 1 1 1 j FAC"",V"'.
-t.-l
'IT:
S.r.-'
--x 'W1 j.-tu'tps 6fi3fj!
iirv a-'. ;
.il.-lll.U s;"'l'. iv.:'. :.u 1 '-.I.. - ' :-:ri'l
Talj'n-Tons, i'tt-v-aittb. "tfiln.,Wiih.
.l'iir,l Ten t. &c, ic.
l'liilu.el'.i.'. .''in "
v 11 vti i ' 1 a si itii c: j " .
dr. js.u;
U tfTi:.lt. -le i.f J.-jTi- 11 .W li' i.l ' 'idle.
and li.is I:'.. I ill pie t-X l-l'":.i c. '-.-ol i
city prneti. e. oii'ers Uu profS s .;' '.
ol I pp" r .-V!iiu.-.li. i.:i i :nm . .inu.i.Mi
tonu.hlM. Itepideiiett near .ii'.tetuii
Jan. 7. Isti'i. :tin
bk; wnrmy uk'eek
Oil C02vlIJA.IsTy.
4'AI'll'tl., . . " . stif.tul
Shares. 100,000. y.ti V.iluo.iti5 00
j,tot siiaiicn kiosk it ii as a v ' '
I ' I'iTA".
.1. !.' is I'm. 'i
i'iie 1 r ipei 'y it lie-'
Yeiirs' Lease of .si., it.
t .i.iiory. wi ll a 1 ..-I .
!..i-e i- -e-. ' j . sine 1
' 1 ,i::.i 1 ... 1 of in. 1
Creek, ilreeiiu iin v. 1',
;i i,.ll-l-'h
I A Tin "t
r:
I il 1 AC
.nlu.e ',-
. Wle '
n.-l''. vi' i' ''
I' 1 11.- Mi lei! 11.
. li . ehari-cs uinda for K.xuuiiniilion. J 1... t face of ov-r tbr. i neles on Ilie souili snl 1
Mediu .1 lacully is inrited, as hchas uo secrets' iu his Creek, an 1 half to ihue-o'iartc i-i . .1 '
luode of treatment. ' Tlio Ci tup-ii.v are 1 "li - il- . .v..... 1 .
July J,lJ4. ly I riri-clu' ei jjine. 01 ; -in 1 . . i .e. n !., -,
uuwMiiaiaMBqwnMauiauai '"r " p'-eoud ei-li' 1.1. 1 1 l- ! . !' I .:.', -
DEATHS. 1 i 'e"' -i "I '. a 1 1 -iy n.i.r i.e t.irr
...'.' t v '''- ;"" a 'a 1 ! Il wi 1 ,
I lie I -.nil .-iti . ir pr, i l.":- 'ins !.n .1 ii. I
' t
l- Is '
At Northumberland, December 4lh,18h4. i
of typhoid fever, CONKAD WENCK, aged 1
50 years a mouth and 8 days. I
Flour,
WllMlt,
Ky.
t-'ol'H,
Outs',
llu-lmhet,,
IrlitJUieed,
CloverieuJ,
BUM3UHV
1.1 Oi
f J W a 2 7rt
II.D
l'si
75
lot)
r 2 M
7 Uf
MAltkt.1
'"Kh
Duller.
Talluw,
hard,
1'ork,
llacou,
lla'i..
iuiiul'lor,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Vii' 4'om;itH.v VleVlIn.
Al.blliemeoiberpof the tjOljl IXTjXXT 1'IUK
liiU'AXY, ro riiuestel tu uul at the Court
Jto'iui un ilimday l.ieiiiu, Januac llilb. iMtj. l
til u'eluifc. Uiisine. of iuiK)iluoo to the t'ompany
w ill bu Ixui'lioUtd.
E. W1H1.UT, I'rssitfeiil.
J. C. Wki.u. Sixi'y.
8uubury, Jau. 14, loOj. Jt
tTOI-TsT,
ItfKUlur l.U'fSiiscU I'wwts'JusK't'r,
PUAMOKIN Twp., near VVAU GAP,
Norlbuiuberlaud CuuLty. l'.iuif jlnaiit
HA.S luken out liceu.c. aud is. pi, iwred lu do all
loud uf Cuuveyaueiui;. ut reasoutuUu jslivt.
Shiuuokiu twp., Jaa. 7, fsoj. iiiuu
-xyOTICE li hereby plvii to all pcraonn tno".li (r
J Iheuiktlves indebted to Ihe sulmiriber, on book
ftteouul or otherwise, ti settle the mimd ou or before
tba 1st of March next trior bkb tune they ili ua
pu'-iu lbs bauds bl tJustUie: so tave. lime and i)iU.
, JOil-X WiLVtU.
fuuuury, Jau. T, 1S45.
Me trint i l "I 1. 'I nrraoti in liic ni' lie, u..ic
rntispiHi.u ooliee t. liic tut tiuii. in in. my casts
large pren intns hnv..- te-11 j ni 1 upon a it ,irrr.
Willi one. bull the oil a.- 11 n ye fy . hum whieli ti.,',
e.ect a vnv liiro v-'"ri.i 11 vetine. a'i It Ir-f, I1"
Cri'rrin.' 'n . '-i-ls hehl nil I- 'l etr nu
1 1'ienta op.. a tlio lan.i.
AU lulpurlllllt liareO i'e ' at tin 1
r ,r i-i il..,i, idieii ii'ioii!. lii
I'niied in jira.hi !i. f ''.' " 1 r'ot
. limit ,."'.. , r 1 . 'v ' n
1. ', ' Hid I'ou.U'eu.i.l' J n . .'
I ;.. Hp qui. . sale.
'!'!.e 1 -. t I e lb.. t.-t . -..-
, 1 1 , . i,.( j : I "-' liiila .....1 e,.i. .1, . ''-- "
I at tt0 u.i.l ''?.b 'i'1il.! l.ls u il :.ie:. H'-t ll' 'he
I privilo;.- to 11 e; free . hn,.' m'I 1'ie laa- T ni' 1
I l''.u jtiiw ttiee ..f ..I.: '. .I'.vi .-iis u iniuieiipe nu.t'i-
tillts 'l Inn iiUi-,. ' it ' Ilie .1' U ' nrry eo 'l.e
OpOl't'tloll.-
Wt I
-1
:i i ;
22 !
ti '
t'l
.vei."
tclli. of ibis
01
ileuluirisls and fatHu'l ..'ru: r fioiu the "U
re"ii ui, who bitie .i.utli'' yir" in t, unit" t i
opiuiuu tliut, iu loonhiy tut U iiok rur 1, .. o' 1
in it bulwiint iu.l'i .1't.as un1. wl iciu" '. 1, th
larye ai d vat;- ' I- 'rae dJ.' nta 1 c t'i'.-.t r!a'.L.i'ii,
plirpet iu lioi'l'-. 'or oii.
Only a tiiutttxt ooiuber of SKire.. ") I .' Id
llookaara nuw open at Xo jrl SutM' kourlh M
first Hour, back rouui, Plaiitilelphtit
Ui .S'uluerlo;., i'rii-e, Two Piliars jwi luite.
.'ill.. 1, NtJ tt
eVi ll.;iul :;.. ..I ? ItanU.
- li.in . . 1 . 1' . .J.-.:..,-. : . e
rilll" ll.uik. hi . iiili.iaee v.i '. ... -ntt'ii.v '
X t' tlli. Slat. . 11I.J upjie.-.l : ' ;"' ""eel. lar..
tlie Treasury, li. t',, Lio) bi.i.nio a ..Vl JuA.l
HANK." and lll be ku..wuas l ie -..u-laio ! lio.'
touutv Natinuul llai.lt ..t" tsJiMitt.ik.iu.
i . POLLOCK, l'lesldeut
.Inn. T. lwli 2t
A 'I't-il ol'TliuWr I Mfl, UI w Ti
uriu Lrid-e, ooutaiuiuK about V0 acres. 1 j lull
tutuculurs apply." U. JJASJIS.
Put-bury, -lu. IS. ISCi -ti