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We hear it stated that semi effort is
made titti,:eptointmatit • of
tiaa roil thi WU
to\y,Distsiot of thelloitontehels., :We - do
not hisi',theithipibliwiy speeifie objsetilia
to the preitatilaotu: abut, whisleithough
unkowwa, ,wPrOvltiodit i ToPr ooo Old
61:1:001td nieritarlous ,We are
sethiriaioied, - however, that it should
not bail Weemed to the'l'resident, who is
Mir* tio . :hile acid'tilt ite ham no ilace
for the.Patblifilsr—thst ho could not have
do" *l.'icir°o o- 00 0 iio l . l o , 0 *dab'
ed e webs — iyatieestion to the 44opie of
this "pepartmeat is pertioi4r;: than
geadliNg to t hous man_ tio 11 4**PAY
Ida, sad loose Opinions and - shows of the
war- ortrlio Wittinly in accordance ,:with
We inuniierehe Woof is,' nadststand
why . lf!ii Ilia . piaci** man of his
islll44iiiiiii,Ac . ezijoyiscounnitigii dare
of literate conlideneei and whose employ
menritii been no often'and so loudly de
minded by the 144 sentiment of the corm
try:lf Ity wee - sacrificed to ids opinion,
bead 14 ' 1090 . nnal l tiett , view of the iitu
and fthe necessities of the times, a
long tinininfbre the government and many
of Willa incite bad' awateaed to a Atli
oonsoloremess of the nature of the task
slick bad *ore nklt seezas to. no that
by ands6eistUble hie/Ohs ultimate adop
tion of Ids early and olear-eigided views of
the Inuit* ought to Awn been followed
at onesbidtis reskustitm—seide even from
the considerations that the mention of any,
given policy ought niwaYs to bs entrusted
to those onlfwho are persuaded of its wis
dom, aid Aedged to Ha nooses.
If it was proper to appoint none but pro
slavery generals, when the Hover:uncut
was experimeating upon the possibility of
putting down the rebellion without hurting
' ate authors, equally so now to dismiss
the meth, like 'Zierdscx, who were JO stn.
pidlynnd Inischlevously blind to the inter
ests and agety of the white' man of the
free North; and reinstate the rejected apos
tles 'of s'a.iip*itaith, whose-wisdom haa .
been . Ninakosikebi the
end sad-bitter - experience of more then two
long Years of stolid intolerance' and cube
lief. If the dovenunent has now made up
its mind-nattily to the - confiscation of the
rebel's slave, but to the propriety and- no
amity of - arming him for the -tattle, it
learns, nf course, Unkt those who her! boat
asetrified for thinking so, and word
inglyielundd be celled -back to finish the
work iadelt tap, so unseasonably and fa
tally interrupted. To do silting by halves,
and trust the agouti to,those whose repo ,
rations would be. damaged by sucoess, is a
weakness which is not tolerable in emer
liengel like 4;i s i:'
The praent. $9.4 .ot.stud ft in Penn
qlvania is a Striking commentary upon
the irisdom of thosi.Who Prated that we
could prosecute this war sueoesifully with
while,ross, add that the eziployMent of the
aeon irould both diegraeldni and un-
eosstitittyerl. Thalami whoa .me liberal
- of ths,witto maser blood, while they were
so teruisishout - the xiights and property of
tio - rivelting sleveholder vi renokthe men
to vital° . the .trerlieltiCtimailleii. They
prevailed, however, riththoPreeident, and
ttaldtraro ,derei
andthotr , dwoillay sacked:by-1i -,,rentui
horde, armed and fitted out by the-unpaid
labor of slaveitritli whose ready'
bayonet* ire'n4lit have Mud ourficuttier,
and .11: 04- i ki x 0411 0. - isiclF upon.the
oottitu f** . while our peacetul,
men, far reUzurred from 41e,aaene. of atriGy
and with. *sir mai and .hristbren, wixthave
now. pedaled around - them,. might haw
reaped their himast -to. 'quietness with
none to ladle or make thrwafraid. •
The Govecritetent hadonly to ear It, awl
put the right man * anaumat s - to make it
good, and alt • arm, of throe Unwhet thon
sand negro., might Mel - been at We day
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per•leftwita Utter ineaters, - away
down larthir . Witileat itnutt
01 A4 itior*O L Az.- 1 4 41 .444 &ak ar/
now sold bribmgh t monht home be* - e0n
tz133944 ( MS
and Imo banns thia istseatoti. light
old "Wl* Mr -1 00 I / "moral be, 1 7 1
sad thi o 44. l a*/ 1 1 4 :! 41 4 1 44 . 44*
Oil •it Nakao no aimrtf gelad . (Int ,. very •
teeth withienatiow snit . leAtitik - whenlni
look at , thel raeart - a - Id**, lie -Polleet44 for
trampling cattails hellblyinetureotion al
most in uto4winklias *A and
than upon the way 9a' which we have'
esantedl4 *alum* of - ovr Mantis:a
anttgliotifili:the.l l lo - # tagraaartauelat
in whisk** iniereeti of •eo stany . unborn
04401 .1 . 0, 44 701 * ( 44 190gh 4 Firio a
thine of no attoenite- - Ite: are. that
when - the devilikwerittlien out - of these
who 171 iFIPCMOSO '
them sore ; 'and toreir thaLT•x4ity has
put ••graft irk* upon !by deli inancit - of the
hisoktaleti hr. Matoundlag Mu. Ammo*
ant *rill all our ordittatT,Witilom into :
folly, wills*spite
840:1 4 ; 1 4a kler]tilig
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itoelf out spite of all the. elate of• our
rulers motgututraitd, making of. *Or
strunilie :spinet raga :pat huautaity
sh• litr,tllCT Its 1 0 71, ';Prrest !Ph
tlo4:_
"ley, MWIITIM AWE tnicaiteltoo 1 1 1 1 114
the ealereitlei of 414 Whin aro -11mw4g.,
trytatoilbi . 4:oo4 4 4 " Pf444thoi*u.kt
unsoes4.ltrugglo . spinet Quo him:lt - of
ongto-oriloWliso tepoolooTiotlii•
like fano upon Its surfeto. lifauire
ewattift,4l,9l.W isk- h ea F a g -sad shark
Blood .tiigr jaigfit rather --
wI4 have " the - Priddeat, and
been Wiling iluoUthOut vitlttbe opinions
of his 104 sappcitoro 4 lad , the lurch of
"deaths* ' - or - liorlitincet) in spit* of the
sow llto of those who blended frith
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terror Si the bloodless phantom of emanal-
Patfon in the District of Columbia—whose
eery kw' smote together at the sugges
tion of in Set of Congress or a proclama
doe of the Executive which should bid the
slave go free, and whose counsels no doubt
inspired the recent answer to the people of
Missouri—the end will come which has
been so long foreshadowed—with much
tribulation, it they will have it so; and,
whether they will it or not, as surely as
the foot-fall of fate itself—and the work
Will be finished by that miniptry-whlch has
been as uniformly and religiously eschewed.
lint when may we hope that the Govern
ment will cease to wrestle with Omnipo
lettoe,'afid contest its inability to control
the order of human events, by surrender ,
lug_ itself implicitly, and in the spirit of
entire iseltabandonment, into the hands of
those Wham mussels would have saved it,
if they had been heeded? '
ln thus deelaring ourselves, however,
upon :a enbject so obviously suggested by
our telt; we would not be understood as
iStextdieg any reflections upon the officer
now izteouunand of this llepartnumt. We do
:not indeed know whether a task like that
imposed upon the commander here would
suit the tastes or temperament of a man of
to' much vitality at PaIIIONT. There is
higher work far men like him, and we hope
to ow him soon in a position where his
Triads will hive an opportunity of learning
whethwe he will come up to their expects
ilani or net. We would not retain any
• Man Who fails, bat if it was proper to re
tain Ideesissie after repeated short-cost
141;eie'istartot see the justice of dismiss
bag one 011•110/11, =II without even a res
emble trial.
:car as this page is being made ready for
the press, the telegraph•begins to bring in the
details of the fight on Wednesday, near Gettys
burg. As the first intimations which reached
us yesterday, of what had taken place on the
previous day, were made sombre by the an
nouneement of the fall of General Reynolds
and other brave officers, we had the advan
tage of receiving the dispatch to-day, giving
the titans of Wednesday's battle in inch a
bailie of Mind as precluded all fear of disap
pointment. W•hainot been led biover-oolor-_
ed statements of our eueoeues to expect much
—hardly anything, indeed, but the emplane-
Guns, more or less satisfactory or nnsatisfac
tory, as to how and why the result of the day's
fighting was a drawn battle.
Now cheering to oar readers and ourselves
to learn, as we do new, that the result was
not a negative, bola gloriously positive one,—
that so far from being a draws batik costing
nathe lives of many Were offieers, without
yielding any present or prospective advantage
whatever, A has been such a success as prom
ises everything for the coming great day of
battle—perhaps already come—which is to
decide the fate of Leo and his invading army,
if not of the rebel "Confederacy" itself.
LI our dispatches to-day may be trusted in
one partiotiar—in the statement that *ends
.has got in the rear of Lee, while Couch is
shout to attack him in [:oat—we may reason
ably hope for far greater and more decisive
remits than oar Previous knowledge of the
iitnatioa coned have warranted 111 to count
IV"'
We fur, hownrer, that Lita is, after alt, In
lush a posOlon as eras hint a good abuse to
maks a tali:ably safe retreat, should be be de-
festoti;—for it is not yet stated that any force
of oars has got se far war u to have taken
the passes of the mountains from Lee, which
now stable him to coausinnleate with Rich
mond, safely and regnlerly as we have lately
heard, and will also colter Wain case of a de
feat, as he withdraws his foram to cross the
Potomac, say, at Williamsport, or Come point
betlimn that and Ranttook. Bat, as indica
tions now stand, even this advantage may
mast for bat little. If his army shall be
shattered by a 'defeat, how many mild ha
gatisat •p again in the south bank of the Po
tomac, wean we hear that the mountains and
hills of Pennsylvania are already full of &-
Setters from his army, and that ten to Afton
thousand prisoners taken on Wednesday,
number list Me jiver /nits of vinery f
Gen. Banks' Position.
Next to Gen. Muds, no man in the mill•
tart servioe bas • harder job than General
Banks. The operations of Grant and Rose
anne are more gigantic, but in some re
spects not as dit. Gen. Banks, with a
small force, is besieging, and has for over
five's/reeks been besieging,a very formidable
series of works, defended by a strong gar
riscri; he is in an unhealthy country, with
aismaintided troops; be is (in a double
sense) tar distant from reinforcements; he
ands to concentrate all his troops at the
main point, and yet there are other plans,
such as New Orleans and its outposts as far
as Braahear City, which he cannot possibly
uncover; he has, since the siege was opened,
made two general assaults upon the works
with his entire besieging fone, neither of
-which was:crowned with perfect success;
and 'these attacks were muds by troops
which bad previonaly ~ague long
and hard marshes, and foneirreral se
ven battles; and, farther, of rebels
are appearing on his flanks an in his rear,
while other bodies are making threatening
demonstrations on important points in oth
er sections of his department.
. We believe no general operating upon
: in part of the military field demands ro
la more Imperatively than Gen
eral Banks .. He ought to get them, very
soot too, and if hs do not, we feu for the
otinsequences. - HL army is absurdly email
for the Work that has been out out for him.
Wi lisci a very .pretty story some weeks ago
Sastraw nest eachange of Sompllntents be
.thin (Wirral tinutt aitti General Banks,
- jsbithisittred to their mutual benefit, but
tapeciallito the Velma:a the Weer. Gen-
pal Banks, it was told, was short of troops,
while he had. a supuity of ,siege guns;
General Grant had a redundancy of sot-.
tilers and a deficiency , of -heavy artillery.
General Banks, mho holds communication
with Genual Grant via the right bank of
the Misitudppl river, proposed to ~hangs
slogs guns for aoldiers, width Grant was
only too happy to agree to. Whereupon
large - bOdy of troops immediately took up
their line of march from Young's Point to
Point Coupes, along the western, aide of the
river, and General Banks made ready to
send in some, way or other a lot of siege
guns op to Vicksburg. The story was re
thertoo pretty for belief; but who would
be aril:teal upon an item of good news?
Unfortunately, wit now know it was all
notion. We hare news from Port Hudson
to a week after the late battle, up to which
Hite not a solitary ' regimeot had arrived
hal siki*here as reinforcements for Gen.
'Batik&
' Not only is this tho case, but outarnit be.
hind Port Hudson is largely composed of
aim Months! mea,:whose term of service is
about expiring and who will, of course,
maroh from their - ground in the rear of the
rebel works as soon la it, does expire. It
*roe. Hudson garriaoe can hold out, till
Oat:event takes place, it ought then to to
ably, by :a desperate sortie, aided by the co.
'apmadag bodies in Banks' rear, to compel
thzaleing of the liege.
Tne•ry some newspapers is very ri
dieulous, that the War Department is hold
ing beak ninformanials from Gen. Banks,
beciagell does not desire him to win
tazysenonn, or bemuse, out of fear of his
pooluity, it desires 'him to fell:
melt more likely that it is found difficult
to opine imps for Gut Banks. We think,
however, in view of the vast importance of
the work in which he is engaged, and the
critical position in which he is placed,
that men ought to be at least food for him
somewhere to fill up the places Wont to be
vacated by the nine-months' men, and thus
to enable him to continue the siege. It
will be a deplorable disaster to our arms If
Gen. Banks has to retreat to New-Orleans
before his woreis completed at Port Huth
son.--.N. Y. Times.
Major-General Reynolds.
In the first great battle on the soil of
Pennsylvania, that State has to mourn the
loss of one of the bravest. and most distin
guished generals that she has given to the
army of the Union. Major-General John
Fulton Reynolds was mortally wounded
yesterday in the battle near Gettysburg,
and has since died. He was born in Lan
caster. in the year 1820. He araduated at
West Point in 1841, and was appointed see
'ond Lieutenant in the Third Artillery. He
became First Lieutenant in 1846. In the
war withMexich he served with distinction;
was brevetted Captain for Monterey and
Major for Buena Vista. Subsequently he
rendered good service in California and in
the Indian country. When the civil war
broke out he was a Captain in the Third
Artillery ; but in May, 1861, he was ap
pointed Colonel of the Fourteenth Infantry.
He was appointed Brigadier General of
Volunteers in the following August, and
within the last. year Major Generale! Vol
unteers. In September, 1861, he com
manded at Cheat Mountain, Va., when the
rebels, under General Robert E. Lee, at
tacked him in strong farce and tried to
drive him from his position. They were
repulaed handsomely several times, and
finally retired. In 1862, Generalßeynolds
was attached to the Army of the Potomac.
He served with gallantry in all the battles
of that army in that memorable year. In
September, when Pennsylvania was threat
ened with invasion, he was placed in com
mand of the forces organised for the de
fence of the State, and to his skill and en
erry we were greatly indebted for the
check given to the enemy. He commanded
a division under Burnside, and when Gen
eral Hooker was placed in command, he
was assigned the First Army Corps, which
he has commanded ever since. A distin
guished career has been brought to a glo
rious end. The hero, John Fulton Rey
nolds, hasfallen•for the cause of the Union
upon the soil of, his own State. Pennsylva
nia should render every honor to his mem
ory.—Philaddphia Bulletin.
A. T. Stewart's Income Tax
A correspondent of the Boston Post giros
'the following interesting items from Now
York :
Of all the impositions they ever suffered,
our rich men are beginning to find the one
known as the blooms tax the meat intolerable,
and not to be endured. Ills quits a question
whiab horn of the dilemma they most dislike;
the Aguring up of lut year's profits, the pay
ing of the tax thereupon, or the possible pub.
laity of the arhount upon which the horrid
three per anima is assessed. While the
people of moderate means have little trouble
to tell how much they had left after paying
tent and deducting the blessed six hundred,
doh folks hare hard work to get at the receipts
of 1862 with the correctness suggested by the
affidavit of the bottom of the Assessor's
blank. As an instance of this blissfnl ignor
ance, I may cite the case of A. T Stewart,
which Is said to be entirely in the dark as to
the amount upon which his income tax should
be based, that he has credit for telling the
Assessor his trouble, and adding that he didn't
know whether his income for 1861 was more
or loss than two millions, but he was willing
to pay the tax off that amount, as being in
his opinion needy enough correct for all prac
tical purposes. Is saying, he handed over
his ehotk for the neat lade sum of sixty
thousand dollars I There is little room to
doubt whether any other individual in the
country will go into the booms tax business
this year with such a looseness as the Mel—
cheat Prince.
The Change of Commander,-.
FESDIRIOL, Md., Jane 29.—The morning
son brought the intelligence that Major Gm
eral Hooker had been relieved from the Army
of the Potomac, and Major General Meade
insisted as his successor. Withoat criticis
ing the questionable policry of changing cots.
menders in the fees of the enemy, it is safe
to say that the removal of General Hooker is
In accordance with the wishes of many c. 91-
eon. The cause of the removal, as racer I
can learn, Is this: General Hooker visited
Harper's Perry, removed the troops, and, to
fulfill his plan, ordered Gin. French to leave
the position with his command and march
with the other troops, desiring to ass all the
available force for .the purpose of dealing
heavy and effective blows at the enemy.
These Instructions reaching the earn of Major
General Hillock, he instructed General French
not to notbes}siy order from Genus' Hooker.
Thereupon General Hooker said: "If I am
to command the army I mean to command ft.
The people held ma responsible for the sae
ems of the movement, and I cannot sad will
not allow anybody to interfere by Distracting
my subordinate cHeers to disobey my com
mands." In view of the fasts, he asked to
be relieved. This was accordingly done, sad
Major Galena Meade appoinced. Curiously
enough, one of the Best orders issued by Goa.
Meade was for the troops at Harper's Ferry
to march and join their forces to the Army of
the Potomac, and I hear this order has bees
executed, thus showing that any pretext for
removing General Hooker was sought by the
powers that be at' Washington. Another
change was made this morning. Gen. Stahl
was relined from the command of his cavalry
division, and ordered to take charge of the
cavalry form in the Department of the Sus
quehanna. His cavalry are to be united to
amoral Pleasanton's, who has been made •
Major Geseral.—Cor. N. P. Tramme.
Horrible Record of Cruelty.
A letter from llsa. Ullman's brigade, Ilth
last., encamped near Port Hudson, La., says;
The three regiments of this command en
ramped here have sumoded in recruiting in
Wes weeks an average of about three hundred
and ally awn snob. The last regiment ooze.
imuced to recoil on a Sunday, and. by the
following Monday had obtained abort four
knadrsdF men. They are all healthy young
men, and very patrio tie also, befog quite anx
ious to mast their former autos, many of
whom are la the rebel army. It was • sor
rowful eight to examine the banks of theta
men some resembling a ohseksr.board. Oth
as gad Imps all over theft bodies, carded by
the lash of the °lmmo • others are deformed
from hard asap. I wish that some of the
northern eopperhmis amid be drafted and
sent down here, BO that they could sea for
themselves the beauties of ths peculler mall.
tution."
A Lantz written In Laseaster, Pa., on the
30th, states that the excitement there oa
&dna°, of the rebel. towarde the Susquehanna,
was very great. The venerable ex-Wills
functionary is reported es movbg excited,
through the streets with a tin box is his hand,
eoataining very probably the manuscripts, of
the piditical memoirs of his own times, which
he le said to have been preparing for thelaat
pow or two. Mr. Boehm= was visited a few
daya sines by the Mayor of Residing, Penn=
spinets, and professed himself Bratty &mot- .
ed to the Union, but as Busily opposed to the
method•ln which the war was carried on, espe
cially the arbitrary arrests, talking SOnteltilet
after the style of the man who approyed of
Maine Law, but disapproved of its enforce
ment. The rebels an maid to have destroyed
the mill property of Hon. Thad. Bonnie, at
Gettysburg, to the vales of over $lOO,OOO.
Tux New York Tribune noticed the re
port of the restoration of Warman to
command in the following curt and con
temptuous manner: "Considerablo time
and a great deal of space is wasted by'llin
newspapers in contradicting silly reports
about the restoration to aostuniuod ,Of
General recently discharged for inoompe
tOnoy. Even llTing mea , such as Goeernor
Curtin and, Simon Cameron, are in print
to deny what no sane man ever Irould
think of charging them with in riterenei
to ebb thschargad connaidar.
Tax Befdo&limo oabhaties the dote- .
:meet of a patlonote i ttlit Oki likeme_Selet
the ClitanAgit io, !tigers TeU4 tot, eilits7
list, tb• notseet. et Nary Wm Abe
rebel lEnteskloeprehood to knew the as
set dodo d On. LeePo venni moment,
d dieLened tt.te b. the ellitaini
tOll. Of itesieneeikeruked thei/1w° 41 .1
of a doubt." c Nonwhite a ean4y fore*,
de elared.‘as inbreed, on ita wee eorthararaii
ableh was penetrate to Like Erie, aeatrej
log all the commeniastion I hetweeo the Beat
not the Woof, This-wes Oloy'e verge'.
RELIGIOUS Jr0'TIC181;
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NORKGATiON
IT DINCIPLIN. of Pittatozegh. meet .".•
todib la the IRON city cOULEGIE BUILD/NCie
corner of ?Mb and Bt. Clair stmts. Preaching.
LORD'S DAY—Morning and Eveniet—at the anal.
holm Sunday helmet at 2f Oda& p. m.
I
Meetiag atatp WZDNESDeIf MESSING. VI 1
PU.S II .' ore nnwifohy !wield btlt
MIL .9fßr JrOTICE&
U , ATTHNTION - I
- BATTERY A
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All mAintors I.'*ut, with or withoca rig aye l . ere.
°rdw.ed to wt; Mat Camp Brooks, to BititirAY,
July eth. at 8 o'atack a. m . to to mastered lei ,
by order of J. AL Ills P.
Csptain Cowman ow.
Et.,,, ,, ATTILNIIOIi 1 Ml:M.—The under
.are sow /a:rutting u INSASTIti
0071 PAI 8 I'. to tore undar the Corernar's Priebe
_matton al June 88th, for three maMheiwillew Wow ,
discharged. JAW Si II ISTSWAST, ;
W.
at noaesr,
jo;itinint.
• I. W 11.08154 and others.
War Soils may be Sand at lb. ,atore of W. 8t;
SU anew. giesa s g w. 9. Joe barrel!
a CU 'B. 87 woad strut. 111rit
IW.EXCEIIITB WANTED, far , the
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9th Bailment Pe. B. V. 0. or any. othe r
Poor Beelaiente row In the geld. Xech Te
e:WS will reales caw handed della.. beauty.
Tweetty.ufne doLars ern' be told la edemas as soon
as sworn Into tie Unl ed States merelas.
far other tatoreeetlaa legatee et No 70 Tem
Stem. appears the Ito Ma,
Li. & 11108&1114
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Tint Limn, and liscrattlag Oflicer, 9th Beglimat
Penna. bean Oozy.. I,l9.luteoul
**ramie .rolurcz&
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LrDIVIDIiND.—The .Etootholdere of
the Pittsburgh h Allegheny' Bridge 00. (st
Bead stns. t.) sue hersby astillsd tat isinviiend of
fuUB Pill titter. isas • this day hens declared, ant
al the profits of nil - lasi slx months; payable Mb
with. & 11.1351 LL, Treasnisr.
1149 n
wrote or visreana anemones:arum take
rittehutik, Sghlohea.
aNOTICH Id HEREBY tiVIVEN tO
the Sablarthen" to the Stock of Wed
ern Transpottatke Oompany that ea aseeesmeat
?I V& DuiAtka ($b app - Pas mull bas ben
tatted uc i llix r tock eabeetibad, payable at the office
of the
12th del of Juta,r a lt t 621, Pit at ivalli d a tike Ql a c et'O bi an ib t r la t et7 b.
thirty days thereafter, wall ottierolse notified
osier of th e Baird. .
Jaaant A.J. oDOWL'EL, Peototat7.
Omca ALLIMIZIT VALLiT Sou.,
Pittsburgh, Jens With, 1162. •
0-TUR SEMI-ANNUAL 00UPO
of the Souls of this road, do* July Mt, 1364
will to pat on that data, at the aloe of the Corny*
nl.ln tto Olty of Pitisburgh. Persons bolding Oor.
pus of thitund dos Jasuary lit, ISt% will please
pent them for payment.
Jalaf B.C. ORB. Tomouror..
10.ELBOTIO/C.—The St3okholders of
toe Little 8.. kUll Ran Railroad Go. We
hereby netUled that an Meal= wUI be bald tee
Prewkient and Dirsetwin to serve for the ensuing
pear. en 110111 DAY. the lath dat of .In'y Ind, at
the office et the Oempsay, la Temperancerilia, be
tween the bound t arid 4 o'clock p. in.
leirlUta
ODELECTION.—The Stockholders of
the Pittsburgh t Allegheny (do OA,
(Band streak) are hereby notified that ha Stratton
for President end Mestere, to terse *lithe Minh*
year. Nit be held at the Tell genes, it the North
end of the Bridge on IgOIDAT. 7ntyy @th.
FRANK e. bIdIZI.L.
Jell.•td Secretary and Telecom.
lr - DIvI,I I RND NoTioA—Thi, F ree .
.tro" - Went, Alanstere mid tlompany for eteoilogn.
Hdlg.. ever the Allegheny Ismer, rppeett• POOP
rorgo, le tba County of Allegtwoh been We dio
&aimed • Loridend of One Oeberaud llltaan (now
on teach Aare of Ile o,phil Stook of the Comps:ll.
which erlll be odd to trsockhelders or their legal
rep eatntsCren, on or &Am to. Um bat. . -
• WAL Ittnii.SOltth Venturer.
PlltaAntgh, ley Ist, /863. i7Mu44
JUDVEICTISZSIEArTII.
ktall MEDICAL - . BOAED.—This .
7.4 Bowl is WD to toot= IGO the sottoaloittos 'Ol
Wlttloutto for onototatrot as Ileac& Ottani ft
th. State troops.
Lola] oho•Looas of the Stow. soosotosoodeti for
thoth good habits, sn foolkot to attend
-1,4.31 JAL:SANG tane.oo attoorat;
FOB 'CINCINNATI & LOU
lATILLII.—Tho Ana palm
lei fttamor 0 , 1. O: 13178, Capt. I. A. O.z. rt.t tam
a abort on tIOADAT, JaIJ Gth, at TO a. ra.
Tor ladght ct pais .26 &poly or beard or to
h 4 J. L'IIiTtiGATOS A CO.. Agent..
ViG6-5 bble. Fresh, by express;
J 2 0 box*. urea ;
Hal RAITB-100 dma ;
H 016.1 obrabita •
aloudaat for We by 11..IIIDDLN,
76 ISE Litsaby stmt.
DIBEIOLUTION.-Thenti
bezetnens esiettut betmen tbe
ts ski asaas.of 0.11.10811.4 HOLLY, the _
lletropollten In thirds, Stroked by Dram
consent. Mbar partner Is anthertusi co use She
nuts site Leo to ekes nut secants&
• max
'OHO( X.
to Totfrtog from the &boo. flof. I Toopectirolft ro•
coussod oar Immo *lnds mad others tote pa.
tfmap of srf ifocomr.
ALT.T. 0M1T:21124
Plifstrint..Toly 1. 11163. • . fottle'
A DJOOSNID. BALE OP BEALS&
.IP3. TATlL—risk? asst Or SOILLnill
btllll.—les hams of $l9 Botldlag ats.
to the estate of
B o nn E. Nom!. datissid. b4 =
toll et, labile let%en.the premises, to the Borns&
ot Mails ,ster of Island LEA smiths hew
Brighten /WA eit • • - , _
.WIIDNIIDAY, 84, INN ,at 10 o'clock now.
Roman lazing none to Invent .131 lainin ea
opportunity In paraltert Winn lots in ItOonniiint
sad healthy totatins, lots
isles.
• Innut—thwird amtk, ad ihi Odom in 'ono
Jar km tlsannfptatlai of tin ale.
AOw lin loin bo as so at tao *Soo of,Dr.
Tao 3. J. ai4l Batliblisld atm;nail
at tin midtown et Mu, TOM% 111601uro tp.
• - - .
Lt.oBl l .=—Chi - . Tneads* aboit
4.1 elicidstaboin Yon %ipso - Deplter b• boons thowasid tie alLsgba bman•
fQ r01:181T BOW. sons* WI SOP
fun" sal mits of no W, Intall So tie wow.
-TS l b. fisobst Ira Seim the Toolset Book sod !mom
as the sewed uk. :mamma cationozat, alb
can Nut" Yam* it ibitptcctr Pa k.,A1f.11"4
l ,no
OTTO'S TOONTRACTURE-.-Prcfr
inithitabonattind at the oft, or Ow //e.,
_. - 41 Ves listlid Batlabb . ulltn
'MY" " Woe a Grater, Paths/ *ad liat,
tint lath hikes Po: etteet,frosSiralp . . _ _Stant
to Thyka Anse,' /hippos% Dad= lifilamilra . 1 .,100
big Beam riVdteyrci.9kilistare: '-
_ . ULU° lima: - .
baltd. ; - . -.• . 1. llaeoedlac iminitar.
onollloAll *emsitidAtcid to the .
.1.1 late grass ol Dn. DANN t OHMIOII ati re,
quirk& So a H;.apa JAMB IL, IatILILIdIIDi
Jr.st Dry 016 WIN an rum 'attest; Irbil is sink*.
10 4 10 - 0 40“bli and Mr b.
ars • Willa arn. - past , f.
VOTILIE"-Ws :have this diy ssiciois
-1
,10 Mak IPA& LW hi Oa nimiwitar•
a Saharan, .n. sited tat ; RDNI4
wlll:tie "lOUS 2IZOMBIL" '
• • IFBErkaroXIL "
11.1111, -;
etomummezons k .
, • .904 mei. r.. 1
Arpt elim gaup idU be opp , for ibtl.efore
Lini of 'emu' air ;gra • ' -
ikSh. ' LC • • . - .1; r. CAVIL Provvilitor '
AIIDNOW.LArLi )37 ,- ; 1883, it is or,
flow , ttut tfie Jorj dirittid irr IV
anitt of (parter &Woos of the wi'llotaq.
Otb, /861. be - i r
lf, I pt
Wis. , &ftsasoit.oool a c , ‘ M il d
LIQUIVRENItEt.-'-431
JJ Latnitt Roast; la , r _ fad Eirditt
d•ildans igairta,¢oserecelvad sod far muds mit , 0/1,0:
1c114,141i AIIIFITALL ',LNG 0T0P14 . 9944.-Ohlio
and Vidor al Weida, . • '
- .
TWMA , RUBEtiIIiALOTRING4-14414 - -
J. Have PllloefsiDnaldans. Bid Pans,Ardado..:
Battlsei tiinea.4tor. J'apinaj and a. Ilea , 7 1 ,21. .., 1 7__,.
other artldia the tins.'d tha hvila tinbb, e• /POPO , .
t ;
Ye ' , id 28 at. Oude dna.
9...g3t) /31.11bIltuf ze K&FIY tru
EALNI.,4 trio-norithrelics bo •
d rg, g :str 4 .eltitet i g i g i irpororestgif,,
KdOtlri hirtkildt' rilltrolit 4 00.. App/001
in • * 8eR. 1 144 .fnom.6l Idekeo4t.
D P li tot i": 144"16 t5?} I s i Ogra .' t=
4 9 121 e9 4 14 path TOGICI siO arm!
berm, huge an Mott. lissietisio
B..citrr9itlnt ,tansw,6l.logit..4
liN UkUS.A USE a' CO
Cod 011 , maidt Whfity - DlitUles+4 sad Brent
pria ed sad,forimio by. - - • - :
WX. a: Joascarazt
67.w.:aidreet.
: r I ; - .... t : 1 ,
ALLNA' thertzo•
san i ii rtialneelLaid Raw ,
litithios oil; 'O4
-',. ' •., -; -i- ~ . VA'q.itikitatiidi 6j; .- '
k rii
..,,iii
, ' 014L0558.400 bbliirl f WU. ,
,
'wails In Ohre oil br oh
hlO KIWI AI lIIMILIA Ihret7 O.
Tse , 1,41:,> 4 "
AriMr, - 41rXRTISZMI)7.
- - - - -
A StORDINANCE, relative toAlie
A
fOro. of Wanes on Inticki, as.
bait Be it ordained 6114 enacted bg araff ,
demises i.d citisess of Pitigervi. to &rad and Oemawn
assexabia, and it et ler* elided 010.1_0e.
tierily 'griU — ealee,'"Thit . fro m and eider tie talitypi
or foie ordinance it 'hell be the dory of the City
SKeeeerer MSC IPA , * °Seer or Oen
,steb:e, or dhow pirson,and andiorlde end empower
him to met out all person, who have failed to cam.
"t.lzr Orthe - ordinance in Walden
t licenees on Vehicles In the City of littsburah.
cndeined and enacted emit 111, WA and record 4
April 20, If Ea, in Ordloatve Book rel. S..tegalt a.
tad n pert the same to him, for sbich Perllo3
saki calm omit moo* tbe sum °lefty cents hi each
one, to bs sated and odlecrei se' pert of the para.
open castle:lton ae samaid. ,
ran I. That no fee shalt be allowed encipt is those
oars where notice has been aim to the delinquents
by the person appointed an this ardlasnee.
Inc. 11,2 bat taiti wtlea of tier etc* esetion of
the menages afMeatilbfork sakes ft. the ditty of
the tablet Paco to snake said report, sad all call.
cancel or Vats of. reidiriareadetant lionwith e
e and akelliall WO hereby snails& - '
Ordained modanataiLfattri lee fa Coon is, Ibis
ofJove ; 1 4 1 ". ' • •
President otlßlect Comma
; wax itt.xtLtu`."
L of Comtnotf MUT.
atteim Iloss.leYsani,. .
A N .011DINANCE imppleommtary to
AM. the anthems hatito•ore lamed toilette( to the
Iktoprozolse of Balked Boob . •
B=l. Bali - ordaloo . d ead "eistiet 11,114'411 . 4or,11:
dam" mai - dame et Pittharek to Setae alb& Coo.
etotkOnseatsatteabbel, met tt li katbi easeadly
eethoeite of Ow' arm, T.bat the erdlaaaateatitted 91a
eallnattos taahattitog the Woe al Banditti bi itt••
changed he Beggs - Waal In payearat -or eibeertp-
Naas to Betbesd Oonaptalee," paned the 27th day et
October, A. D. 11111 t, be m minded ae to authorise
the brae of Beads, se tbattla altieted, bevies set
Ur lb= aventraat Amore the n Illy Ilan taiga,
with or. witheat.coepeae. . and, whea, :i•FOINSTIN In
some °flat Wet else theetaid delbei whiffs' the
°Mona or wean a Menet dee so lb. Demob Ibr
.whitiktbey atoll be &eats =deep es Mutat;
which beads, sad the tatereet 'hemostat tow par
Mrott i c rev/ ..Yttc l el;ll M it= ret tade in either et
th • op tion
of tbe mattes sad :ill tech amide wldob Mgr. be
tined, wad wh ich have pH" d. so. busby
Orthdasd and smiled Into - taw this'
IMlthdajaiune' •
iristrurr,
President - at Select'OnndL
Atkin
C t IL t
Kowtow
lark c
JOHN K. ELLTAILIS,
Presidint of Common Ogoncill.
Attart:
,eadrat Ocniami Uoalono.
Purim Mama s e Oman t
.Ida State MTV/ UM I
r.OTICHL—The attentiot of all atom
who bows . bus boauddydlisahug ri l ea es.
count of mute or dkeikilltnsad Um ton.
eater
the sinks to th e lovefit Dupe, fa Said to
the provlrkur of Guard 10S, of
frauttep Wde veoesseat, .in the PIP=
tlaroasseattbe o=. dock otf ih ous
sou melded
to tumptly Uth du at last at ,
de, sutra mad th dr wham es thou
In provided. fir positions to SU Mil °arm (dee
nag the absurd/a of tbadr tank as link,
deley se posdble, to the Actin AfialMt Proud
ILashal aeaeep of tie eta* to whack slay qbe.
Soak aetts; Aisleteat Pram* atarakel
et eaor fonrant the spentstles, with Ids Mans-
Nut, to the Pramat Ifinkstlialend Of the Stag
Ottlout tar the lenlid IlarpOwlll be ffolotott
mediate kr upon forntabloo the mi a n
nnodtot try
Osmanli Order No. 105, of VMS, from Was Deport.
most Stair pay and amotturamta will animenoo
trout dots of nomytanco tl am* anclalamonta, - sod
not from data of orpnizatlon of to. MOVICtIT• *20..
man& to whit& they may be sinfamoi.
J. B. MY,
Preset Maraaal Omnost.
AA O.K.UII.4ANUS atitnoriting the
Gracting, Paving and satin with Curbstone
Peon street, foam Chroer spud to 'Parke stmt.
Bic. L Be 0 minima and mooted bthe /If or /i
-dea.% end eases/ qf Plrtabolik, ia Said aid Cora.
ewe 0016.01:iammbled, cud it A ameba Imaged be A.
orahoritg of as osisoi . That the Naciarding htegolstor
be and Loa Is hereby - directed-to anventie for the
Grading, Palms mod setting with Curbstone Penn
swot, tram 14 mar attest to Taylor street, and to
bs the Wash' a:voidance with tae provisions of an
ordinance roseeretag streets. rased angutot 51,1847.
Ordalard and enacted into • kw In Coundls, this
fith day of June, A. D. MC.
JANZB
Prasidaut of Select CanneiL
Attest Z. B. Monstar
Clerk of ftsh4.4taineft. -
JOHN hf. =LIMN,
- • - - President of tkaronon Ouuncil.
Attest.: Hoot IC
t . Cork of Comm on .
OUirtit U.La
SHOW SOUR COLORS.
F L 8 43r Si
Mm 6 India to 60 belt.
E1O!II8TAt PLUM 1
Burinserwav
111111L4Z !LAGS
*Woad' Ilsvon
sr WI *ape qua:l A prke with r.irdern
Or P.I22SHUBQH MAO MISiIITAOTOBY at
PITTOOrIi JEWS ;DEPOT,
mire emit onion Tint r. e.
IWOIII.
all I/16 11311TAZI
H L itt „ '
.. „
Ü BOWE M
xiunneinnr ros warnisa Milt
swamis saw randinswarnito Dm
6OLDIXIMP XXXXXXX
O. U. IX
lITAZIOJEUX.WOENXI. a
..._ ii. sathsalls MAW ot am; 001
0 -
Fiirancio si , erda• . •
Gon. llce LLall 1M.11 . 1m,
36
amit‘ ..
PLULIXII mos
TUX. SIIPMINGS OW A Willi LAD? 07
1/7111118YL1A3116. II
111411XUA oily 16 mtg.
- UM .310WIELOW. XXX, 1111 OW TILL
25 eIrITLi T-XOVXXX. ' ' '
.TP
OW OLT OF WAIL -
D XL
Wi%
DONG 500 XL
MINX, DIUX LID MIX BOMB;
.
to otLs 1t90.1 1
.04# bau 0b..; so oMw
- #4 - I'0;10 , 114st ;
JOHN HUNT* ' '
r uvuse se& .T: Willitlrt 6 4
~ Ma StramorAta littatiyav :
all v iarr n stA Ptstabilta, Just IN.
;Rwar.w.xm will be rearm
ii
1B ii= oillocaaatt ' =MIX ;Jab ma, at
Itiktaltilat o• ll theiß4s: . .
' SIN MI.
1,;: - ': - ~.a :.: .::,•., ,
1 Olattarpoutakslavta burnt tad/able se
' ll * silit =r,the-nooe.eatieegee wei ee
,aapeote
aukyjad to f u aiatmala qua*, m
main&
latatltt antaaataugatai tbtlttlar; ~:, ,:. 4
'.-.^' il3 tr,SA s l o o t i a mia l . foft ',..
. WO • - ..i , ,; • ••••''. •O • SSW ' et at ' '
k MUHL A. li . 1113IVIGNIS, Samar
v 0,1, vinilwas‘k Oaf tilf all CWICILDIII
illallVtaaa ol Leaks maul Gaza Wary i ars
atAt a T inm asaliaaia of Allsetrlithr abalar.:ll all
i/kr
isa P qr. -11"1";4 1 ~ ,i! 'Tk...clirl '-• ~ .--, - Pl agitit` •- 11)94°4111441.14.
ns 61 , 14 1 11 a 14, DIV farther illiall& - :
um, be goiNivt__ sanely/digs*
still' •13Ouria aa.aN V 11114a*,
wi lai
teanitrinala atlas a aa asowalipau
rar"lt th is ° ' ;e fi . fffigi,"!*a{,,,
.1101 8 1. r .. ' :AnaiiiM4 /SU I.
PENNIONk SAO/ PAT, aid MILITAN
atzitindeription, otakotod'ay tho lob..
- oortbet, at Q. foll_riat aatokObs Posaloos,lAo %if
(41 o9akt ololgoa; as ra n . to. a. Wilts% ,
. !NoAlilaort Attooa-Pittabaegb, is; -,
7 0: A. No obargat ale NM* it tber cialai• dose sts
I nocip.d. aid 0 Isilbacisilon ging • •
AlUti Ii•-•LIA1111% • it US, Via 104141161.
WEIGH FOLL)/13.-.-4,lealoa Pro.
viasciato; oditnaHWl itti lfilaiu OoiotttiWol .
.oonsollie will oawand MIMI Mot zwatlll
Dlt,iJaarid,ll at►lll,olooli3o.irailr Widabi
'mission Gtr Ow onorarOlty Wolsk Owiroo
.8161 ors will ltd. how mnr.b,w'iwatt. itt the pow .
'ritroatit adios from sold Scotto thittogt for to OW
e1 . 3 WP...14...4 1 •1V:
JOB 00/1.100. Onswol.w.
NEI' tl, Alp JUAILIC-111 /WS bilkLui..•
;Tr I -4 Irth I
li iiiiii, .guilm to, Ma en
Z
auvriii3o2 • Imam Winn
....• . Lkti ir• Aro *WU
Me ll lo l l6o, ow limil Loodwilab awl war,
• •... as somerwirbrild HAY WM.
.1 111.110iLaarra
Si
Mini.
.• mitOitior• narks& Si ifister
. AP4IOMICINN ;-,•-••
• , 401.1 1 ••• ..- , , . • 1 714111011:1
Pat •iinfihili tliii6tlptue and
A.:lltili *la, In ati ow, tar NAM and SI It.
ClabretnoS. J. 4I IL, 111214.11%
amw anrsmerzsAwainrs.
:-DartawQtrass Chomadan Ovroma
• Pinisbargh. Plank nea,
500 CULVALLY - 110
Called Praporals will bo rewired at *hie idly to:CI
12 o'clock m.. the tern Dal of JUL.!, LW, for
forolebtder and delivery at PitiOnrgh. Pa . of /Ina
HCBDIIND CANALBT RUM. as follows: .•
Two Ban dred end Tilly to be delivered on or before
the istb ayaf July. Dna; and Two Boodzed sad
-Piny m d
te delvand cm or btittre the 112 d day of
Joly, 1563.,
. . .
Moe banes mtun. be from- Am and oae.liall to
sight yews old. frcoo IttMn Co sixteen bands blob,
vat broken to the aids* geed form. sad perfectly
mond in miry wemot.. :Mem ore mobehd.
• Bids and be marina "Pm - man tarlfter Huard
Cavalry Borsair and ddressed to Lt. OIL 0. Clow,
rePat7 Camiermarate alma* p. fora. Pau
- •
All coot WOW Mb advertisement
will bea m ectod it:At did. inspection. and MAW
teal MOM to UM systitiodlow et lath_ in She
Pubinieletil b 11 4. 0 = .
- ability of . tbs bidder to faldn the amtnid.
shadd tt be awarded to blis, must be Temeetaia 27
to. ilefeedete !MO% tam ATeetarr
radon tithe varantee. ,
voyouloility of lb* gleamtoritindbedidita
by the odclal eerthicato d Clerk of Idscatarse
Dlstrk* Court, or Cm United Blabs Motel.* Attor
ney. Bidders mast be pond to person whoa the
beet de ePletif‘lit Saar proccods_will not hocaa.
deka& nd:moat la aaurost to own tots
nedned an contract, 4oter bfaithsy "tbs-bodraotor
and lath didergoorsatorsorfll bel MOB:A at the
smosidal bidder; Ipso sisidag amoostrad: AM ibe
bold iniart accalepany to. contraot; it will be nom.
soyld as bidarin to laps: aids! bandana witif
thins. or to luns. b onds shyosdni. antiolpation. asd
aid, to berate** Tian Oita:oh:Adis eigaild.' 2:
Pim of aSareid.4.
"We. oftarce—=imid
as the =was and IMMO '—i=,, , eto
busby imarantss that-4 Able _fa
trad fn socordenel valid's! Cams of his peopoak."
tbey : and that. shondd Ole popeiami 1:"=
he will at ma =ter Mon cantina IC
Alunewith. nb the matztaltronbeiftill
pnepard to Would*
mod`bsWmdid .
wa
To tide sumantes ,
-ordtainderabors • r
mob trots dlabryikpecties nelloo;onsid
.stedian't as oath of b 6 nmoired of
w ars
andemelpsed resernape,,6lseasif the right to
rei bidders befor e drip awtz. --
ftet any or
all bide that he may demi too high.
Payment to ble made upon - thy aniplotion of the
maitact. AC noon thsreefter pa the uaderaysed
dual be la_ 0 .05015,
1 Ltd Lied. Gil: a id D. Q. 11- (leant.
A : PTA: I4 ° 2. a -
BELZO/1 . 49.6 0 . di,
• Amnia ~1.:1160 ;
.toOx. bag.. 130.. at LOUIS, MO.
Luz
Mwain=
. .011 - ex, A 4 ,;-•
_
aoaspied
111 dui Amass ler Os We Oleo
11IP 'shi CLAN, ed eiiar at. Ito% Mo. I te•
vitt the attattios of elm and ettstibiebetaiste
to eis Analysr terms. atm.-at molted by slat&
A. L. HIM Of Bortaa. sad 1. 0. Bootbot
PM% IMO. Welder with aus tat credal awl.
sane W stauditaaters to- ettestnueb; Mauna
'sad et. Lads, diansda• U. to ".b
Gott vababls Olga* *Wen et
AMllltaill. Pair etadeetts stile e dto
ellast Flumace tam 4%09 ands; - • "`
Mho Aualtrtiell the OW as tam from ths
sob% minima say waking or poatratioe. Wog.
mr. It yousess oust sdhatabost aid lattlata
qmlitkeortildt ire mot thpraby ' the uagr,eta
titbit Malt of tbi mkanktta ot_a hap parttete
II slue et bein d A=.
I . -
ea slaw to lerovitati Atm
qv. to pped tem et.. Lode Of ittlitteeiHtatta.
ALEX
. _
GORDON,
Ho. 12181008 D max"
NisVEIL KNOWN MI Falb
DIXON'S
ASOILITIC
ma anima Aszior,voi _.
mannNay, nualtar.A. - ?rims, mama
motive ASD stratinti.tomPuurrx.,
immaizi6,fer . to tl~ multi ; chit:
Tbs aumasas datly repcatif et Ida NdatoarSlL
stiestits Taloa. •
. .
lihie — iel7iia — tejoi . Oeim lii—tter..tteSet";st'dote—
. , .
Gutted the Metre, and tat tone sat stisagth
to t.tte orystees = -
LI rte sad herodels to . the haat. and Pdtdaftd to
ttw _ . . -
.
1* Ibi solllerierirsoltilli, it Is Invaluable: bile,
approprtatoly tented by thins, la may iirtilleutav
"The Soldiers' 13. 0 , _ 411;4".
Methane Bid It sopeetoe tow eeethteji empoy'
*hem Weide& Sheet train the fahartoeistliots et
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