TLy--v - lxsirs. *tia litlnlon as It was; zav:;----..*Taa.:CoaattliatiosiYailt.tat oir•SeoLFlrst , Pare for •Conunergiol Dolly M keto and River :News. 7 :--I'EDNF,SDAY MORNING, JAN. 14 - ERNI!, , ,CEY AND THE WAR. The Union feeling in Kentucky, at the breaking Out of the rebellion, was power , ful and, nrimistakable ; it forced Gover- Ild nor agOtrin - to resign his position,in order that the i t[Legislature- might place at the lead of'jthe State a gentleman, whose ,whole ha'4l was for the suppression of the rebel 4 and the restoration of the Un • ion. This,*ce loadibg organs of the Un ion men. fi the State, the Louisville Jour nal. and the Democrat, fought the E ecee sionsts w i . 'i powerful ability. ' They were c i ) the true ekponents of the loyalty of Ken tucky i ts,*l hid their advice and warning been heeded hp the National administra tor, there would , now be but little seces sion syMtttby Within their proud and patriotic , 4 ate. : Bat =abolition counsels pevailedi'M Washington, and one act of folly bi l l florgiess followed another in _quick sutl . eiesloi,and one proclamation of 'confiscatOrt, was followed by another, equallY ni j l ehlevoue, until now, the loyal i a men of K.: tacky, like those of other bor der slave ' tatesi are desponding for the perpetuity of the National Government. We have before us tke late message of G overn or„Illobinson, to the Legislature, and he 'rermends that Kentucky reject the - Pres& t's proclamation, and protest against any interference with her State policy as unwarranted by_the Constitution. He thinlrs I the proclamation giVing free dom to the; slaves in the rebellions States inflicts upqn Kentucky a fatal though indi rect bloat. . He saysi e Saddest fact of the Procla mation will be to Ere the whole South into - one burniAg mans of inexhaustible hat, , distroyiniell hope of restoringtbe Union, Which is only possible by adhering to the Constituticl. He fur her eaye that the most alarming ; aspect of the proclamation . is the usurps - 'Son ot. the powers orthe'llovernment by the PrtssitAqit under' the plea of military ,Aecessity, tind - advisea: - 4he Legislature to plttee - cn re v ord their; protest against it. ...Aecortli*te : timbest authority npon the inble:o4. elitnelfy hass fighting porm of r.-lattou of 18 ;ogif theit Of these 40,000 are tt4 eto hei r the rebel error' in the Union aermoti....tha e-are 42,000 infantry and, , 14,000 Osvitlii, Making 56,00 ii in all. ' How of these regiments were 'called home ' froin - the army gibe Union, and transferred to the rebel sid l e a ,:fWctild this be likely to assist ours' e? 1 What is true of Ken tucky, may”. 'et said - pf 'Tennessee, Mary land, Delft's(' re and other States ; ; so that Gen. Robi n f o n's statement is Mideniable. While tho;: , ttecirliition Proclamation-mill unite theraMoto slave States as one . man, to pgraiat i Ll isir_.' LtelLielling ;* - :-lac „. _ ... _ ~,..j .., ._,,,..,,,....„,..L.•!: ., 1 ,-, - .-,,, : .:,_ , . a% pr nidentent . -_thrOnghout the' 'entire ititai.lll.:: j ,. - But the - belitiOnists are-acting as if to . ' produci l the lamentable condition of things of bieh 1 Kentncky eomplaine.— They,. see _ determined to not only de iv strop-all oi: Unio n feelin g in the Bouth,; bit create 'division hersio,theKerthi— Froin one act of 6311 y they rush toanother with sna i l rapidity that itis diffieult to fol lowin theft; destinetivectireer:Viafthey give us toiday-ps heinglltertest of loyalty. they spurn t'e4t - oritiiv; and:theydenonce all as ,being traLorti.who do not consent to their inconsistencies . - 'it War:for the life of - the . nation Aliei have )- converted into one for emancipatitiar and that, too, after being warced.bYikose.ehtitted to be heard that such a course would provei lital to.. on`r cause. ,A- easure, = denounced *da , :ildi: culed by , ' ,;Fresident himself , as ' heing fraught-wig t ltapoison de adly 'to the. Uition; he deliherti fiasections, in a few wee.ke afterwards,; aidif,With arguments worthy i only of it,' ~ Iri:llluiisby, he . endeavors to Prove thi4„! lifit' . :Tery poison is the onl y remedy for the life .of the nation. _We see its effect tt#Mk, the great State of ,Ken tacky ; and I thaigallant commonwealth remains traa to her allegiance, it will be I because oflthe stern loyalty of her people, and in despiM of- the emancipation pro clamation. :rybt her stand Sim, and use her powerful Mil sauce in prostrating_the an. *hors of -thaipiticlatuation, as well as the !vleta of th 4, retOlion Iliad be the Means of assisting 14restoring our now distracted Union. 1 i - ! • . ' 1 dl' Befi4 the election, the abolition papers averkff,that Democratic victories would mean, that ths war should stop and a dishonorable peace be made. After the election, they say that the Democratic • ictoriea me' that shall be prose cuted with mo r e vigor. What they Will ait say next we itgalt know. sarBt 9 n g ,,:,.n Bliss, of Ohio, the min ion, who affej d Dr. Edson B. Olds, has himself beiniarrested by the Sheriff of o f Feb11°1(1004 and _taken to Lancaster. He had a pi' iminary. hearing and gaits bail in the sn : of p,OOO for his appe ar. ance at th e ne4 term of the Court of Com mon Pleas oftfl sirfield county. The Eagle says: "The' hail is an insignificant one, which in our'ciinion,will be forfeited. 'lf Bliss stands e!)irial he will surely be con victed,.aud stiffer the penalty' of seven years imprisozilnent at bard labor in the Penitentiary. j; lijt is probable that the bail will be paid." 'EI t. VS' We hay ored gentlemen setts, from 4 ousand men's Why don't a Ca lowcitisens obi enlist twIA."O cloud p4tern, ,: comtnissiorur tractors, and Idarel--Bostott:frli They won't dd gnus- will not Inent was called, long wh 1: ago; I it. They teat "whito crash, „fi about ten thousand coi and ladies in Massso.hu- Oni might be sifted two pable of bearing arms. pie of our esteemed fel the abolition persuasion manta of the thunder sk Gtorernor Andrew for colonels instead of con arch into the throat of 'oil. 4 it, or, if they do, the ne• *espond. A negro regi iefor in - Rhode island, a at nobody has yet seen the , fight ng 0 the Vivi:Vence al.- - - Jour d , . NATI!„)ID' ../11TA.T338 =SENATORS. e District of Clolambik-wholly,Annetxts. Our Legislature yesterday - elected Chas., and, to say the least of it,' a :Ptilpa nr R . B oo k idow, of Columbia „ novo - joked )e breach of goodfaith, siniply tfqtppease the rapacity of Nortern fanaticutm, at Sattes Senator for . nix Leans from the the expense of drivi " n "g off 'hundreds of fourth of Maroknijixt, AleiSkes the po- thousands of Umon-77-men, in the slave sition now ocenql ihy4ton. David WU- States, into the Southern arOy...„ .D,.A, t 14th The unceasing fleVir4a-sll-iiil inot.• Anton CSitterem,Yitotwithstanding hie infamies;_ to the tenon; the confiscation and euntncipation taeasures at the lateltessiOn of Mongressi • Aholitconiatithenlfr'.. Wihnot; the, latter and the proclamations einanniPation - i4 , was siWOaside t o : l 4l4, , ,way:fOr :Cameron, the Generals in'the field,.fitidliy the Pres brit.Simon failed tnagitin react the Senate }dent of the United_Statesi confirming the of the' United States, by:defection in the as t p redic t ions otltesu r o e f m t a h c e a S n ophinif.d t ma i n . - w ion rth ists ranks of the Democracy. Every Demo- em Abolit l ionism Y ; and , Weil 2n e ° ans, crat Stood "true to his party and his integ- erushinobe Union men oftheslainStites, Tity,, and -. 'so the great embodiment of and thereby'producing tinaniMiWin the cause of the rebion. - . Abolittonisto-and, corrnptionin-Pennsyl- 1:1 1 11 5 t h t hi . n , r th he e prosecution of the war, not vania is left to console himself by reflec- -in that redeeming spirit and conciliatory tion upon the profits of his numerous disposition required by the nature of the horse contracts. 1 yedeFal compact, but With menaces of sub- On Monday, the Hod. W. A. Richard ardson, the friend of the late Senator Douglas, was elected to fill the seat of his deceased friend [ pedal Correokondence of the Poet. FROM HARRIi3BUB,G. HOUSE OF REPF.EBRITATIVES, January 12th, 1863. Pursuant to adjourment the House met at 4 o'clock, To. 'in., iNhen the clerk read the journal of Thursday last. A communication from the Auditor General, in reference to the free banking 4tW, was imesented,.Which gave a list of the banks now workiniunder the general law. • Judge. Shannon read in place a bill changing the boundaries of Chartiers and Union townships. Dr. Gross, a bill to incorporate the Bap tist Church Association of Penn township. Also a bill authorizing the erection of a ferry-at Tr:mentin. A resolution was adopted appointing a committee of five, to act in conjuration with a similar committee from the Senate, to superintend the phhlication of a dai.y Legislative Record. A resolution was also adopted requiring the sergeant•at•arms to employ additional help to preserve ordefi to-morrow, in view of the excitement expected "at the electiqp of Unit-A States Senator. The Secretary of the Commonwealth being announced, pr . erented a message srom the G overnor, in relation to the Pensylvania Reservei. This was the special message referred to by the Gover nor at the opening of the session.. He is favor strongly in for of bringing the teserve regiments to Harrisburg, for the purpose of.recz uiting them up to the maximum titan dsud, and allowing them at the same time to r4cruit their health. As you will re ceive a copy of the message, it isurineces eery to speak of it atlingth here. In the Senate nothing of special impel.. mime occurred, except the offering of the following resolution, by Mr. Lowry, of Erie, who appears to have a peculiar pro clivity for beinglerigagndin-something citing, from railroad rioting to running after the Soul of old John Brown. as it goes marching ilong WHEREAS, An exciting and important election for the office! of Senator in the Congress otthe.priited..Statesie-now ap prosehing,und in the-now excited state of the, public --mind and the doubtfulness of the result of said election, much exists to intensify the usual excitement attending such struggles, And I Wnsaras, addition":to these usual and natural causes of excitement, a portion of.the press of the State have for'many ' weeks been m eking. inflammatory appE ale to men's worst passions, and threatening vio lance and evem.deathito members ot,the Legislature if: thei--direi' under' certain circumstances„ to, . eercise. ,n-freeman's tau dictate Whereas, as, it has .been and still is_openly threatened that -hundreds then 'frobiii: the city of Phila ' delphia and elsewhere will be in attend. -ante for-the. purpose of overawing the members of tho,Legislature of the State in the discharge .of their sworn and con• 'stittaio.nal daty, , atuLthere is reason to be. /ieve that an attempt will be made to carry oat said threats if Precautions are not taken to prevent them and scenes of vin leacemay disgrace 'ciiiiircapitat and efiden ger the safety alike of members of both parties ,• therefore, be it Resolved Thet ;the Senate do no* ad journ till Wedneiday next at 11 o'clock AL. M. :On ''second reading :The resolution was ,poetponed until tomorrow morning The Democracy will not - be, canglit by, any such dodge, however, and if the Republicans 'do not wish to participate in the election on the proper ,day; ;they, can ltoleslone, but the matter will be attended thout them. Cussnw.too. From the-Ohio htitesmar • JUDGE BARTLEY'S INDICT MENT AGAINST THE EL-_ • PUBLICA.N, PARTY. The folio the -'lqtme Vagainst n the Republican party,lsitir which Judge Bartley closed -his speetM at 414 Eighth' of January Peatival, at the American in this city - - L - The 'Fruits of EntrnstinF the RepubliT eawParty, with the! Administration of tits Government. .lat. The dissolution Of the Union of the Stites. 2d. A bloody, desolating, ruinous civil War.. :Pl. More than three.hundred: thousand men= areddY saerifiCed, aid - sent prent , surely to their, final account. • 4th. Suffering, - 'mourning, - death .and desolation carried into fannlies in every 'neighborhoockthronghtnit.:the broad ex panse of this-country:—H'-- _ sth. More* than threel f-M oen , taken from the industrial pursuits 9f life; North : and South, for.thO deadly:conflict: 6th. - A national debt, inoluding-circula ting bills of credit of over two thousjuid millions of dollars, •already`Creitted i altnd nothing beneficial to show foi it. 7th. More than five thousand millions of dollars worth of property already de stroyed by means of the , war, and:yet. the pr9spect of a restoration of the:Thuion-far , darker - than when the warceipmenced.'`..' Bth. The annual expenses qt AW G6*-: ernment iricieased alre4ll' l, froE, about. $80,000,000, to about.:s4ooo;ooo;(X!;4,and the burden still more rapidly increasing 9th. A grinding, oppressive, endless. 'burden of direct taxation,ito - Support the Federal Government. ' • ' lOth. Millions of dollars expended to feed, clothe, support and educate the ne : gro slaves, and to pttrebase'their freedoth; . and a propositioi pending fOr an aspen ditnre for the purchase- of negro slaves, sufficient to bankrupt the Federal Govern ment, for fifty or a hundred years to come. 11th. Frauds upon the ; treasury, and swindling in Government contracts, to an extent unheard of in any , other age or country; and to cut loose from all moral and legal restraints,, the most 'prominent offender, Simon Cameron, niter his dis missal from office, not only!" sheltered, but highly honored ; and the operation of the law for the punishment of frauds upon the treasury actually suspended by an act of Congress. • 12th. The constitutional currency of the country virtually suppreSsed; and rage, shinplasters, pasteboard and postage stamps • substituted; and en uncertain, variable atandard of value created, which must inevitably eventuate in- wide-spread disaster and ru in to -the -great industrial interests of the people, - • '.. • 18th. The abolition of 'negro .slavery in legation and extermination, besides aiding and facilitating the escape of fugitive slaves; and encouraging servile insurrec tions. 16th. The * attempted emancipation of fr threes from three to fon; millions of slaves— slaves of loyal men as well as those of the rebels—by the simple edict of the President. • 17th. An attempt to turn loose hordes of negro slaves upon the free States, to compete with the white laborer, and to wrangle for social and political equality with the white race. 18th. Thousands of good and loyal citi zens arrested without a legal warrant, dragged from their homes, taken beyond the limits of their States, and confined in political bastiles, without the opportrinity or a trial, and even without being permit ted to know the name of the accuser, or what charge, if any, has been preferred against them. 19th. Loyal and patriotic citizens, who are ready and willing to sacrifice ill they hold most dear, to maintain "the Consti tntion aa it is, and restore the Union as it was, "'denounced as traitors and disloyal persons; by a political party whose motto is "a Union without slavery, or no Union at, all." 20th. The - freedom and _sovereignty of the States, grossly incroached upon, and their total subversion bodily threatened. 121st. The freedon of speech and free dom of the press, two of the essential bulwarks of civil liberty, "inestimable to freedom and formidable to tyrants only," trampled down and crushed to the earth. 22d. The writ of habeas corpus and the right of trial by jury, two great essential safeguards of freedom, and which have cost mankind so many centuries of toil, 1 bloodshed and treasure, suspended or abblished by the mere edict of the Presi dent. 28d. The edict and decrees of arbitrary power substituted for the Constitution an laws of the land ; and the creation of a new criminal code by an executive pro clamation. 24th. Martial law declared throughout the United States—not limited to the sphere of the operations of the armie* in the field. but extending all over the loyal States, where the civil tritinnalkamiathe unquestioned loyal ,of their powers. 25th. A new and extensive department of the- G overnmeot, consisting of a Proiost Marshal General, and special or subordi nate Provost Marshals and military com mittees in all the cities and counties throughout the several States; 'witti'dli ties, powers and salaries of theofficersff allpreated, instituted and prescribed, not by law, but by the mere edicts of the Presi dent and Republican State Goveroors• .28th. leading and influential organs of the M.epublicartparty, proposing the sus pe6ion of the elective franchise, the post ponement of elections, and a prohibition of political "meetings among the.people: 27th. The military made slipreme oyer the civil power, even, in the loyal States,. entirely removed froth the eperations of the nrtuies in the field. _2fith. The President interposing the Federal - power:W(o_la revolutionizing -a poi. . vernors to tate governments for the people. of a State. - 29th. The admission of Senators and' Representatives in Congressi--to represent the'Stee of Virginia, elected by a new add revolutionary, government,' created by a smell fragment of that State. 20th. The interposition of the military. power and authority of the Federal govern ment to inflnence, and absobitely in some States to control, the people at the elec tions. 31st. The actual mutilation and dismem berment of the State of Vii7giniaf by the admission of a mere fragment of that State into the Union as a new State, thus crea ting, in defiance of the Constitution, an insuperable'' barrier to the - reetoration of the Union as it was. The.,interpositiott of• the arbitra . ry power ortwPiesiaent to prohibit the mr- - oblation of newspapers. etc., through the Postoffice ; because they were opposed to the !political views of the Administration. 88d. The decisicnis of the Judicial tit; bnnals,when at variancewith the views of Abolitionism,. derided and disregaftled; anclthe dechnon of the highest Jadidial tribunal of the United States, not only set aside and disregarded by Congress, but overruled and reserved by.a decision of of the Attorney-Genteral. 84th. The passage_ of 4 bill, forced through the House of Representatives with indecent haste, to - protect the Presi dent, and his satraps, Provost Marshals and policemen, from all suits for damages or other redress for tyrannical invasions of the rights of private citizens, and out rages and oppressions suchas-have been rarely if ever heard of, in any other age or nation, 35th. The arbitrary intetference of the military powers with other -matters-of con science and religion, dictating, forms:and modes of worship, and banishing and clergymen for refusing to con._ form to the dictates of military coalmen. ders 48-to the forms of churchservice. 86th. The substitution of abolitionism; bigotry and faraticiem for religion. __B7th. The conversion , -of a war COM. menced with the view of maintain ing:the, Constitution as it is, and resterinr , Union as it was, into a war to carry out the dogmas of Allolitioinsm, to the utter subversion of the ;Constitution; and total abandonment'Of the otiligatione. olthe Federaleompact. 88th. The solemn ,declaration -of the' Governor of Ohio, in hia annual message, that "the question of matzo, capacity for self government is yit unsettled ! ! " 89th. The discovery, that the office of, ,an executive proclamation ' is hot simp ly-to command obedience to law; but to ;Make law, and also to-overthrow both Constitution and law. , • ' ,-,4oth.f T er the Of the Adminia , tration over the press, and the telegraph lines, to prevent the free .communication and circulation of truth among the peOple. -All these things brought about in less two years of the term of Mr- Lincoln as President. What may be expeeted du-- ring the balance of his four years. On Monday evening ,_ Tan.l2ll, MARY ANN , daughter ofll. O. and Friss G. Cunningham:. - • Funeral at 2 o'clock to-day. 'Friends of the family are respeetfully invited to attend.• pLANTATIPIII kinTalik - Rolland Bitters; il Oss o y o g ul ena d ted ,B B B it i t t er tersc s: Restetter's Bitters ; Aier'a Cherry Pectoral; Becdand's Balsamic Cordial; Roger's Liverworth and Tar; Epinlding's Throat Confections. Lindsey's Blood &archon Vowels's Celebrated at Pelson: Portals by :SIMON JOHNEITOht, iiimithiltad'aadlo*litrati Fon x.0T0r.:20 Bangle, h; exedieniirdia Janik/w ! I I - A- .4kteur. UTSST • 1 : ck4lovt. 4 Electeol fiatAtilibzuittir Chas. 14 Um BATTLEN YAZOO RIVER Deadly /id to Hand Conflict Our Offics Taken to be Shot INTELLIGIOE FROM NEWBERN ELL/NOM IFTED STATES SENATOR &d., &C. S►naiBßCj Jan. 13.—The-Republican Caucus met 11.0 o'clock and adjourned without sauteing their action.. At noon the Senate a House.znet in joint-session and on the ft ballot Charles A. Bucka lew was , elect by twa majority, Mr, La porte voting. W. D. Kelly. The, Re publicans s that exception voted for Cameron. CAIRO, Jalll.—A correspondent has arrived berepday, having left the battle field, on "t river, on the 9th, and coming up driver with a fleet of trans ports from tiscene, The bombiment.of Baines' Bluff took place on thelth of December. There was severe skirmish on the 28th alt.-, in whi4he enemy were driven into their works.; On the 29i the preparations for a gen- eral assault Ire made.by Gen. Sherman. The brigadeof Gene.. Blair,DeCourcy, Thayer and gait, were sele cted to storm the enemy's inks. On Monds:a most furious - cannbnading was opened both sides, lasting until the afternoon, ai doing tearful havoc on both sides. At one !clock a charge was made amidst a stoi of bullets and shots. . The rebelfenses consisted of sloughs, abatis, earl, orks and rifle.pits, covering the road thiugh which our troops was compelled totdvance. Brig. Genslair took the lead, and ad vanced with (furious charge to .tbe high est tier of itrenchments, where he was met by an qerwhelming force of rebels, and after a End to hand•contlict of nearly two hours, blithich our loss was most dis astrous' he iFli compelled to fall back for want of prom artillery support from the rieht and rest es. The carnaowas fearful. Each foot of ground was catested inch by inch and held with determine) resistance. Gen. Blair vas conspicuous, braving danger, and . aging hie men and cheering them on tiiholi out until they should be relieved, but tbn bravery was of no avail. So we rehired. 4 ' • Our total los in , the engagements, was 1,500 killed itl4 wounded, inchiding.Boo priseners. 2.7ci'eneral officer was killed. Had suppcirS been promptly ,sent for ward the atormng party would have main tained their postion easily, and would have Captuied, the endre fortifications. - At' nightfall'iiir - forces retired without dicilistation to die position_ previously oc, cupied. _„ On the Ist if January Gen. Sherman sent in a flag oftruc.e asking leave to bury the dead which was granted. The scene on. the field was ghastly to behold. The bodiesof,tlhe dead had been entirely striPped and robbed of every aid. Cie of clothing and boots and shoes. Daring the eoptinuation,of the liag of truce the rebeleetated that Port Hudson' had been attacked bj,Gen.:-. Banks' =tie ditiOn arid reiii:dihert,c4f, c.er -,••••••••+' shot, nnd tlissolabirs taken would be corn. pilled to labor on the fortification:4.in re taliation of President Lincoln's proelama• tion. • The siege of Vicksburg has been by no means abandoned. The city is yet to be taken, but the present force of the rebels is known to be at least 40,000 strong, behind fortifications, and will render a new com bination necessary. _ Pstunsuars Jan. 18.-- , A speCial dig patch, dated Fortress - hionroe, - Jrin. 12th, says By an arrival from Newborn I learn that the rebels wre . siaffering-very seriously in consequence of the destrnettion of the railroad-anti bridges:about Goldsboro by forces under Gen. Foster. They gave ,sent down a large number of negmes to repair the track and rebuild-the bridges; and the slaves are protected by 's large . force under General Evans. French's.division, at Petersburg, has moved to Raleigh. A portion of Lee's army. has been with -drawn from the Rappahannock to Rich `mond, and is said-to be reedy to march to different.points in North Carolina for its defence. Gen. Foster has been heavily reinforced daring the past two weeks, and the loyal people of the North will be pleased to learn that' thia 'able leader is moving to the interior again: . He is determined to keep the railroad comninnication between Rich mond and the Gulf States severed. It would be improper, at this- time to allude to any particular movement which is being made, bit it is generally conceded that the 'arse - fleet ',bow in readezvons here, is designed 10 co:,optitite with an expedition for .the caytnie of ,Wilmington, the termini of three Ithportant'railroads. It is rumored at Newbern that an attack is to be made on Chirlestori.ioon. General en Na lee's' 'entire . Olvisloa r with teeny other tihnpl, have arrivedlafely at Neribern, and are Action. Reinforcßeaufortements.arn . ding still at New bern and ; Theca harbors are filled with steam transports and gisaboata The health of the troops is excellent. o -1444 of the regiments are being paid ff. SPRINGFIELD. 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FINE Onaimilirickarriz GOLOAiWareggEl!***lo4 for. lact r a . eitty*go ww.*, -Pious SiILIVEH-PLAMICIp ITALIAN. • • . such as easter', oaks and Inite basketi. geblsW eatil cures, tea sett% ta.. arid le • vatso„el suitableeitieles for presents. • • rowranasigaimmiiir. • st , . rat . gxl - 111411.8 E "APlngi =,410114, -0 0,17 80 CasesaDaddlifithie4lC - sytt*asid - •-1 - --011.04.1aCERBOXI; '•' ' • . - 1 .27: • MKS CAV fora certain note ark • by illatotr- *c Irwin, in favor of bardel;ld lel 1862. at nine months. fo ; One la and Futr-Fear be ixot_ll*(Athar been . lost or /to- Fart at maturity. itttinaoLi.. 7 ' - • MALI. R ENT—TWENTY 40 : NAIUI a S cici d .4) Tie.h ytac;gda§ael to n Station. A. V. RAW& neatbileit esitbutottouse. stable, carriage house. tenant hotunatliv.er 400 beating frait trees of the best varietles , abundanee of email fruity., tar• e garden, four spring.r,in good neighborhood .ehurohes,a&ols. ct, Ren WOO per annum. B. CUTHBERT & SONn, 51 Market t tree!. TAVEDN'ISTAND AND FARM • FOR RENT OR I`,oRBl. — Lii. " The subscriber offers fl' rent Or sais the well known Tavel netand with 50 acre of Land. on the iersuakstown road, Aye tales from East Liberty— The tac Inn, staples cad iintbuildinganteln excel lent condition. Terms easy. Appt.to 6EO. E. MesBOADY. on the premises. ianl4:3td EUROPEAN A Nc Y. . • THOMAJI ILaIrTMAL _EvROPEAII Agent. U 5 Water Wont, Pittsbirgb. Pa.. le PreParall to briny out or send- back passengers from or to r jufi xis mrt of the old country. either by sBIGHT' aoketa. /OR BALE. Disable in any. Dart of Bur ope. Asmitfor the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Mao. Agent for the old Black Star Line ci Bailing Packets. and for thallium of Steamers sail ing 'between•New York. Liverpool. Glasgow and Galway. fall OPIIOII OF P/TTLISITYGEIG-IiVICOMPANT} Janussy Mb. 1163 ming TRIINTIEkr.B or THE PrITS 1 burgh tias.,orupapy have the day dPo vied a Dividenk of I' W DOLLAftw AND FIFPY OIDNTS per share on the capital stuck of the company. PaYaole forthwith -to et. ckbcdders or their legal reprosentativee in bankable fund& jal3.3t JAR. 211. ClllliiterT, Treasurer." 3PMNN 13E0IMEd. (FORMIrELT ALOCtrii HOUSE) ITO. 422 PENS 41TitgET, Pittsburgh, THOS. ICKLLY, • • PROPRIETOR HAVihrGi . IEhTIIIELY REFIT 'ED '-the hoar.l misprepared to offer every ao cMimodation to gut ats at a very moderate price. There tea good Livers stable adjoining the himie Jaal3;lwdttyr.. Orrin QuArrEsh4B7/11. U. 8 L. } - - 'Pittsburgh, Januaryloth 1863. SEALED PROPoSA I D.WILL BE BE. caked at th a office until 12 o'clock p. m., on Wednesday the 21s; inst. 'for delivering at tbi. post at anon times and ip such quantities as may be designated by the undersigned Good Beg cloustablo Bitunaluorus-Ctwil. kat& hid must be &COL mpaniell by a =amity for the axes nation of the oontr.tot In case therbiliboaccepted signed by two reap ondble Demons. pledging them selves as written for the faithful , performance of the contract on tbe tenni prop std. Bo din the sum otPire Thousand Dollars. slimed by the con tractor and his guarantors - will be required. Blank forms of-bonds and guaranty can by ob tained ea a. Diiration at this office. • Bidders must be Dr.otot attho-otteninif Al-the nronosais with their bond.pien. or with bondsdn ly executed in anticipation of award. Bidenot to conformity a ith this advertisemedb will be rejec ted. rorosais to be atictor-ed "Proposals ter Coal. w and addressed A. MONTGOMERY. Major and Quartermaster. U. 8. A. janl43td Pittsburgh. 41110 TO MeVLELLANDPS AHD SEE vv the neer.style of Boots ant ohm: . , SUPERIOR PAY 1110 AP UPERIOA PALM ROEP 1 b. is an haff. a vcri lergearul superior moo* meat of Pare old Palm Soap, ! 4 " Castile IA .4 2 1( 1 and a lame a&-ortment of smo'wollet Imam , Puronaaers will Bad toy_amortment complete.• JOSEPH PLEalilroi - earner Market greet and.the Diamond., Simemor.Carbini Oil oriliand at 600, Per ga,ll§%. .41130Earris is'ElkoND 4Xoniskicifi7;E3[T AL - of.j3ooas at Au•Atou—On Monday, Titeaday I toILIV oonfaday.eventturs;latt..:./2-h' Isth 'and 14th. at 7 o elm& at Me 16110 'a ?motion/ion 14 65 Filth meet wttl. be sol Utast:gond coaelataineat of Standard. anti lliar,ellaueotur.llooka A•aota-c. trrat h album. Golf:Arne. latterand :Lott, Paper. ‘..ard PhottgrapitaAo • • K. *RA:Am s,ihjesmag, T. A. McOLELLARD. dual; • , - - SW 81CIP est er SOinlikitatd6lll:o6ll AMtlattzeptiva.• at Idavjel eti rr Arum 4341,16-kr, 11 a nd am the tuipitoinoßarviireolo, neii6lile• all :the of O _ s o b r4OB ow her.. IHE OF THE _ = otrek.:oldei of the " ttbumi a Diming , . hantPasseorr ReilwiriVompetal sill held at tat. Monongahela House in the u!y of Mistier gh, (/1 Monday, the 19th tnet , at 11 o'clock a,: to, et which lime and place , an election for officers all be held. to her, e fee the eneuzing year. jaalOtd Oka" C ifICINFLARY P 10/P..- u • Yitti4urg ,E 44 ! n O r3r7 ftb;MOSi:r PROPeikkigitWime,4l:2 081 VAD at thp ottlceittiiill2- "M . Titie; AO tit he h der' 0 4annarr. /MB for elettelelisterY et this post aretialtitlpetm aar-let "lett untentiblis as the undersigned IEIW requjni Of - NY .fo lowina extimee, viz. MOSS Perk.. Bee° 4 iit i at x m i t . r con mains. Beau. Onaorhite.). • Co(Rice Hoar . iiny. Potatoes . MAW.; (bream) ,ite,rtlt•and,, grout d)TeßroWn Stager. orughld ar. Ear Solder ) Candles. (adamantine Siam: rAtim) Bali Molasses . Molasses. Soft Bread. hard read and eh' Bee ;Necks and Shankito be tmomtied. tel - to be of the best quality. • - • Pannages to he seattre and plainly - marked with net we.ght and tare, and noEehargeo therion al lowed, • .. -, • B-perda bide wll' be received for Fresh Beef end &ft and Hard. Bread, ens bit all the'ether articles above enumerated. collectively.- - • Baolubld must be arourtwanled : by{ for the exemltion tif a ecittraet biease MT .the bl .s bet accepted =I good and suffielemt will b e , required fq the. due pertormanoe t. sereor.-Blank Forms of bidet mad imanetties may be proeurrd on ; r applt cation at this °Moe personally or by letter or telegraph* ' ' • ,t ItFfinxi mud Wassail melt arms. thepattiesto Tbeintrpnaile cif bldilers mot:ln tionibrailty. the abt Ve Foquiremicatal will not be eltin open ed. when ed. ' Bidders zutult. be premint-when Bur Wm are • ,t • BBThe rightto R&M NH Ithis is reserved. resids to bit endoreed. ''Proomalsifor Subsists/toe Cep tain and COM. J f e M u S Bin e rt W. . thrum on Third street, below Smithfield. Janbb td C. H. S. T. BARGAINS • BARGAINS BARGAINS 4' C. S. T. TRIG WEEK THIS WEEK THIS:WEEK 0. • B. T. Foi / 100 t 8 8,1 / “! 4 !4ii4 abOlg 4/ 11 fPriee f tO CONCERT HALL -SllOl - - STOB judo est - nrr!x IT EET POR -03 41.1.1FC • WESTERN RTATE PENITENTIARY un-E0 4 8 .". 1 4 fill9amortnacat of Apron, Elliiiting au Friruiture Checks; War rented welhnade and fad colon% &nob 941.h0 dine JOHN -11 11UUNWTAin. WArdsci. WHITE KID &WO. , .• SATIN SLIPP RS %stag e Lb Dab. karttes434Nreiilloiiiksi l readvid at- - , . • -- * AlignitfaTittii; OP I Pi*** STREET, ' 464111";-''' 11121.11kium AlUmsOrrilitis_llll, alesz nfiltai acti oinr ur 1 ilinKka.47ol4w-cii.tm4,/ :36 Ansti-xtarraW;,,- elltkizosaw. - - jiyitir,&oaf OF jais . f". l —The Vatted Stets . 41 3. h yo established =aloe o to pstionts Ass Genepllf tale at of the Wet _ .13 a sr just corrected alitwar.3w2l. and r orlibtary_ el- ,11,498 108#11, mm lt to tlledsd, lowing:do si tet Ist. ia„,„---st tongin AU • • • • present inferitcholia o t , 71, 241. Itscr whisla _petelddessa? - • 33. Whatilthemesothi Burgeon or Chaplin of the hoapi al? . 4th If n in i l u mlial at present. has he recomt y he sth. , so, die in hosVtia. and' at what date? ' Eitiglfrecon* asoraiii6a dtwohliged - om service? _ 7th, Aftiokwhat were hisAordersonhortwelAt '-- 1 1hei,emws.Isin will also - furnish more secilli information.ksick thesond_Baf Icorany pa ti ent In tae tide oral liosoltals: withln - as short a spade of time pessibbs,,, i eftera _request to, do ats fpnianyief correspondng soalsien - • , Th- office of the Directory will be open danY froidB o'clock* m,; to 8 o clock p. • =and ao cessible 1n Invent cases at any hour DU** night. JOBS-D. NEWDEBRY, M. D., ; Secretary tor the Wagtails - Department 11. Sanitary, Commiedon. No. 418 ,Walnat Lou. Laily4 icontnaloc - • - 2.RE TEEBENE AIL3L(NAIY.tir_IIIO Tine p;l:(Gar iiinitallia.been.secolged . :11 It 1r - 71 4, - 78 FIFTW.STREtT,'•‘ - - and coats:us , - Fleetlon retiiiissfkom all therStateebithotfinen holding eleeflone In 1862. -oar/flaw Compiled for the g nnune Ahneerus: A stronomical calculations and calendars for the pear 1864 ISchpiesforiBS4 Tkue /Imes As:wades Government of ill, Uinta : . tateit--Ngeoutlve aid Judicial. Envoys ExtraordinarT and Idirds t-rs Resident from -.he U. S. to Forman Courts. Senate of the tin ted Blatt& Membera *4 4 " tied, with Postofft addrecil Nouse ofßepresentatlvee of the united States, peliically clanked with Postofhoi address: • Zdetubers Bleat f Meant - U.S. Congrac Tee Rebel Cabinet. . TThhee Nebel - ben:Get • . - The Gebel Statistioeof t.te"laSl:Ciensu_carifullyzAlifided into Frees:kid Slairsi-feiritors (never-Wie-Pilb, - I tished excepts &few cdpies • at Census Bureau; }-{ 11 , se statistics exidaluse-,llia florattakatkra .Pro &Lotion for 1810 and 1360 liCevery,-Statelii the Union. AgrilitilocitetreeketsUr ard'eoiteot; 'Ail the Agricultural itatistica-of the Cersii skirl reprinted and 46-Cpbstp. Some at the headings are: A. tea of La* d Improved in each- State:l acres of Land unimproved in each States: Cash Value of Farms la each State; r.a neof Fara:lnt Impitmenta far tech. Stater - Number arid. Value of Domestia Animals in each State: Numerous Tabiti of Other istevestburillUer -Mating t'c r th , - banks &natant 186 - • F aiiroads In iB6O and 1 New:Tape:3i:- each State. and by atonic& Laws of last Conant:Ur' ~t Be -ord oithe.War: - -• . And vast amount of otherintspesting politic a l matter. ae. Pride Ireents • Collies malted on recutipl dna • • O. 51 /If AIiBiIIfRITREZT. TO I N —A comfortable tiled story brieledatanna. of bal. parlor a daix.roome. lard. • cel'ar, Beat MO per 'year - . Podgesslon. Apralet• CUTHI3ERT BONO,' Real Estate and likneral Agenta. ' 11 Market edema. - 1.0, 0 00 CARTE DE VISIT-ES - • R. PfIOTOGRAPSUALBWMS or generals all." 8. 4.rsy, Statesmen, Lawyers and Physnitans Prominent 4NAtraits: Prominent Actors Mid Actresses, Prominent „ Pronainentlien.mmilictroMen,i CApies' pf FineEngoo4,l4*d St ' -31 LiNr - P l Pturfil e4)*liiir*vc&r: Bar 44 ; - --- Sam , - ea tivamm: . a I, it AIIiEWS - PLAlllidknOg BITTER& ILP I am ip reoefithetif ltTafteimppb- of these joelebreted BiLtelgrabo -IHostetter's lamer" 7,-gsaol-,-, octfitias4,o444:go4ll.l fl;;E!zr~nsEed Bitters 14- upgri 99 ot ifittnia.vr..ray bid *CLAN ilifqlPAßt: 7,9ololotedi birke how, 644" *JOSEPICrtriaIPICPW; 41,1btaricet imattA49- 14 ,111 /iimigikm-, -*IA gooiest 55 fifth MEE .}v .':.; 1 1 ...,_ Areviouslti thiir AMEA il'iTo- Vlfirr #To_cok lirot d &Y'af Fidulauy next. doled,sahr as well ma Avail-Buyers ~wiwr,tl thia adv4ntakea the - - ' 1 ILEDUCTIQN giLD_E. IN :PRICES.' • Ea rk.? ? l 6 /F-40tiritili-Cti., . ITPlEthif IBILVILON,AIa AMUR IN; At 4 :4: S. - To close Tit OUrentlie stookeitialittirr .41 ars4 - Ma eyourselootions bef ' • Ilk. era are - 01 4 41 Ogi: artproisr - ILAC/SILICA' '4640'" • • • 1g0.17-Plsthitriet O BIS AT ,14144M5,1N BOOTS and SHOE .Ibilm o B ootsut %lint. .' ik. si, iol~il bay ftwacwa.:., 4qiy 'Ak T Stet OUP.E t ek pilOtar--......:,5z S Lirsit .Caah imc-1111- itic,.l,-..-1-4, id fkomilltb. - ' -1,1111107.:= WI3:ECLEt ffieZl 4, ... 4, -,:‘,•? ,- ;.:' , ,.::;•.:4,..1. Eft ,: ~ ms ':µ. N . O. 27 FIFTH il- 'r te 1-AJ ALILIMINBIkIisvejnoV-balitiworiud e d witekt premium at the waßizars.,, PAP lP t su lksi l uaineitif woos - #o44tin g OviiiloB O LO,lnts,e' al id fll~ low looldr: • fo m a ehi nexeskietheleek4ibiliiitikreit'aii to thmerel with the essential ideatiteesek both - eldeeiformbsno - titteereltebt; •wilr hessr-telfritititen'alticecitd" unkind braid. , • .O• ' Theeleganoe. orseeAltig attaelleikpf this Mi. Aineithe ,bettute.. and =Arens* vet rid. adapUbilltrtirtlte'ttalteit AnAhipipitL randerit the moat. 1 31: 11 VORtIMTIA and 'POPU. 14$ aewiar *ll3lainAPlt'ogacelMf:#l, wiaosatitiwribi-Thia • ears. at*); spr*o l , * ;1 . 71.• • ; • - wm. -- studma 00 - Nktv-1 1 I - .-I,g, ::., N_P**¢•:•. - . , _ _ ir...1,4111k.00112. EX ligtzTrigig *ink our loullon-ilooiimokotVdcl,f Moo Jiallo Instyeed aucl-Sor *4lOl • oornoff Whoorkotaad, won s4O-• plotob ' • EL ,ssmingr- .:-_zl;, 1 ' ~ ! --!-.' .......110 , kr N., ' - tibit o tt tre 1 -IN ABRIvu ti . „Ir. i ar,. , ~. ' : , 0011144491"1 ;-, ~......-.1 ....011, . , , 1 12-: „ ; Txt i itiirraistoittglkiii - :**axp AT Ciution Reim Mom V AYR"' - 1 - Eir 2. - llicnoz„- 67 Vitra= smaurr, A 14111911 PORTIIOB air 01111nellat dm. bwilag seen bought pretidlil ti miss 41 t_u I ad u z a noesquid now repliked_Oulekkars Ike - of4se • =Mal* utile -41320A fa . l ors wealrft bio amonw - 011 01 17 002 0.21W1As , osp wth 'CLOALS AND SBAWLS i'.'75 , - .: , r.', - ..-.I:O . A.C;DiU, - arstamminxtt BY 81LP8168,-11.80 kirk. inniDigiy Pizons Y'plotli - N't ..,. , 411 - zr , 0,...;.,,,...A.„,T.,.. . At 05 - Ciotitii;• - roit . . Pale ~t W. & D . treats CORNER FIFTH itc MARKET. dsols 2111nera Wanted: . A_T CABawr. COAT: anus, Joitc-DAN LLX, iLLINOLS—ao stalur-sci fiet. vein—sl ODper ton ioemmtrylrval welailw• minim an Mit 12/1' f,--fg0v515‘.210:06,-P.airmitaK, cid to Bt. Walla. sal at ort Wayne the W.ba h Rail:est& to .übwrill& /Tare about#l.2.• s Jae , 'z; iro Rethiers 108 9t74,-Amms:41011T:k411041$11111 powkr",4,4astof4 . t 1 remonepsierglarlll - 4. - er.:, one Urn 1 4 ate "3104119114110ttt*A.ISOPIrbelergthe e RefinerY - Mlfeho i un. 4*thelot of ground a van, eibabeideingini(tobenrier Jankit_ l 4l lo ta . frig purposed. oft,hesuove:lN be .oleo at bargain w close oat - - Apply to e • - #CligilielZsa BLIPAICLEL jank2wd ,••• - g1e46131•V0 detract. !TH E glALUWAV:Thlitoluirapass Espeahatiiiidagadtoribt4,4tos...maareso. fed to run ma loic-oLecbsiOnt,tuoe,.-_,9 , ..,0f th e zna3t taking lkeiffee'M T.141110._'-'4ol.4bonld kr nu at noses tem $.l), the.easa •con*Eitelar ot3ssostetfa:PAPro2:l" linnyelbrerlOgitingint'lntnisti PereloSVf 04 foot men. - 0 9 r.:TIV.ecuastAtedscunelhoftel , can. solo, beataitnltrinurravea, claelln4l - bamptePonistsfafhaltatreackkiius. Terms esato Will ba sent. qq.restisiik s or•oe leaden on-,- do li vetir errs remit; cash In advaroeyletwn.esnatiy 1 ,`.ecun This is owl' the.sgastasillaija mete as •of Ws tinies and Sastitkith*.c. , J ~11sitatilii - the nav w?ehlnti to • 1 , MAY* Addreee ItU ' • • - ilkosiimPortmlL.s. janiani]cola *lna, N 11103611 at. N. . • • ak-tizatoa. 5r."4"t - tal P. jai:MAIM ItZttET I , Agort itssiad it of the .thalotivev i bestswatisk , 11— 6b ei fir 4. • 08 .4krAi wiz; Bralti,'-gnif Shi Di** .: - .*ifiF 00 14 4 :W#4, 6 4444444,641644 asods, avy -- 4 ( t 3 3l4Clantr i ertittagtt- N o. 78gtrisX-jeAtt.S7WAiisk. . - InromnAr pßzstneit - ,ara nceilt cz.3 «.; 1 - •.P ;:f li.'z'Ti'ilji. i . Art •• .. • i -1611 WHOildr-Aftre;"' i !1 .IsTilra 118 - 4,40.10pria J::::--2-ai 1.1 , 172 ; . : 4 , , / : - . 44%_ ;.e,./..4,:v7 vgirf it>it', :271 IC. n÷a , i , :: C•r -,, ..„ . , .... r;: , ! , r 1..3 , " ~" .7 w . ..7 4- 1:2•R ". i ViChlitiliThittrik . .. ll"..4.lf-4_3• . 11" - Qr $P 0 ntlrf,177,7: , 7, t -ei;..rki ei tttf e F . 141-,,,,...:„t,t. , ±-, 1 ~....Appi v .,:i ty „,, . „ ?„, i -,---$ 7',.';','” - 4* ':' *-1 , :.. P,-•14 3 ,91., ii . ... - ,". , .?..:.,.,_.p4.:.,.: 1 f . - eiVeolsilimilit atuStotiot —, '-,- , ';:`,"- -27 +a11',.y.!: . 1,-a$ ~ or •-•,..,,, ,p--. - .. 14;" .IErVNIOiId I..Jiiiii(f datifelethW 1 -,-.'.. f 4 vi&-usab- e, trkti s i bo. c, ~—.., ,-, A4l / 4 ;&zwalgtsvitildiviaat iiiild. 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