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BATCIIDLY 01CANING:rx.:JA.N. 0,1864
Liam...rues has adjourned over mail
kentley. we too several of air members
sc; &theme. Tha Benito is still In 14011 quo
—the factions Domomatio minority refilling
to revuittm organization.
TIT:. editor of the Post, of istA city, may
and does try to conceal his treason, and his
e3" 2 "rrathy with traitors; but, u is the ease
with 5 still more notorious personage, the
cloven foot will occasionally protrude be
yond hie cloak, in !pito of all Lis care and
tact. If thereafter wishes to see en exam
ple of this curious moral phesemenon, let
him read the leading article In that paper of
yesterday, in which he tries to run a par•
allot between the Prtsident of the Gaited
'States and the Austrian tyrant G rester., the
oppressor of the Swiss—one of I's moil
infamously mendacious efforts. That !nett
fellows as he are permitted to run at large
is a standing proof of the falsehocZ of his
assertioas. Mr. LteCOLN doubtlesi has
sometime; erred, as all other men bars
bat Eerie but traitors of the most rimiest
type, or their most obsequious toadies, will
ever think' of acenshig him 'of tyranny
rite error, when ho errs at ail, is on the side
of leniency.
The Cold Weather Inthe West.
The extreme cold weather In the West
has crazed much suffering to travellers on
the various railway lines. Cc Thursday
afternoon the train on the Michigan. Cen.
tral Railroad, L,..and fox Chicago, became
blocked by !now near the point whore the
hitehigan Southern and Michigan Central
cross, and found it impossible to proceed.
The Cleveland Head says
The care on Chet road are provided with
patent Moves ; which will nu: burn except
Whoa the ears aro in motion. and conse
quently when the care stopped, the fires
went out. The weather was intensely cold,
the thermometer being thirty-two degrees
below ren, and the sufferiego Of the pse
cengert became intense, partioularly the
women and children. No fire could be I
started for a sufficient ler.gth of time to ;lei
any good. The top of the pipe would be
come heated red-hot, and not fire to thg.rop
t oll the car several Limes.which n - 53otilf put
out by cutting the wood-work away. There
wero fire passenger cars in the train well
filled—about ono hundred and fifty In all—
lmge number of wheel were women end
children. What aided to the horror of the
scene, an the night wore an, the lights on
well ns tint fire gave out, end the cold in
ere/stied in intenintv,aul the anew became
four or Give feet in depth in hugo,thiftr. By
this time nil the passengers became ear
' yletely through.
The women and children wero elevated
en the top of the seats, where the air was
warmer, and everything done for their com
fort thateould be, hut w ithout fire, lights or
food, out on a bleak prairie, their suffering
became terrible. They lay there from
Thursday afternoon Lill Friday morning.
_ When a train on the Michigan Southern
road. arrived, which also be awe blockaded ;
and could .preetsd no further. Prepare-
Liens were itnntediendy merle to remove
the passe 11 gl: NI to the Mich!Rtalt SJulberrl
ears, where warmth pm:urea.
A. perfect stampede nceurred. passengers'.
fearing they Would he left- Many of the
Women and child:ea were uashie to help.
t.emsolver, and bad to be carried , free: one
ear to the other. They remained on the
Southern cars till Saturday night,
suffering from the cold tied the want of
food.' They were finally taken off by
sleighs, and carried to Chicago. There
were r cone of there froeen to death, bat
large . numbers of them were badly fence
Litter some so severely that they will lose
their heeds or feet.
Interegting from Arkansas
I„-tiletter doted " Vddo Rook, Dec. 29;
to the Iklimari Dertorrot. wit find the fol
lowing passage:
The most noticeable fact, and one which
has the most significance, isthentimber and
respectability of the Union meetings betug
held is serious comities, where Union meet- i
Inge dare be held. Teets are meetings of
oitisene, and in arery single instant*, el
cep! out, thes...._hare adopted strong anti-
slavery reetti&dee.. The people pay that
they have deferred to the sights of the
elaveholder long enough; that he must de-
for to their rights now. Meetings have'.
been held in Pore, Coy soy Veil, Crawford,
Sebostien, Salem, and Jefferson
counties. Besides these there have been
one or two mass meetings representing, in I
the aggregate, come thirty odd of the fifty
four counties of the Eirite.
ileac anti-slavery resolutions,too, bare
been endorsed by the various Arkansas tvg
iseennii in the field. The most striking, and,
to rebels, the most alarating, resolution, wive
the one paseed at a pities-meeting held st
Banton. So ine county, a short time since.
It was in these words:
P....wired, That. wo call upon all loyal aid
seas of Arkanites to eve-cite, and to arm,
and to pledge themselves never to lay dove
their arms, not only until the unrighteous
rebellion is crushed, but until every trace of
slavery iiiiredicatod from our midst finally
end forever!
IV6a't this du for Arkansas 1 It Is not
an unfrequent remark here that Missouri is
not a loyal State, compered with „Atkauses.
Supplying; the Army at Chattanooga.
letter from Chattanooga, Zit n'thno,
says:
Thn government is snaking extraordinary I
exertion■ to complete the transporting fa
• :eilities for supplying the army with subeist
once. Beside the rapid progress that is
making in the construction of the Bridge
'Tort and Chattanooga branch of the Chat
tanooga and Nashville Railroad, three new
Steamers are in course of construction—one
at Kingston and two at Bridgeport. When
Bridgeport was taken pi...session of by our
troops the boll of one reesel was found. It '
Li ke been built up, and was launched a day '.
or two ago. and' will be out iu a few days.
— Another is on the stocks and will be
launched one or tAZ) weeks hence. The
government will then have sir steamers on
the river. PrOTISIOIIS are rapidly coming
.up, but eufßeient is net received to supply
the troops here, , who are on three-fourth
...2.61/0116. The AtZby: It:Knoxville receive a
large portion of their supplies by way of
Chattanocia.
From all accounts it appears that there
are large unwell:lee of forage in East Ten
nessee, and the army derive' share of sub
eiatence from the people.
Gillmorn's Fire cat C Imilestou
'nal asbingtot, SA, says
"The rebels hare for some time affected
to behove that the ah.elltag of Charleston
Pyonr Morris's:and 'outcries mould amount
to Simply a remote of poirder on our side and
no harm whatever to themselves. Note,
_ however, they have reason to change their
-tone. iho information ere have. from there
ttl
to the effect that block by block of that
isheing reduced to - a
--hey, end by a pro
cess aleteadily inexorable:as that by •widch
1:1illmort fumbled Pulaski and. Sumter.
"The rebels killed in attempting to retain
a foothold on the reins of Semler amount in
number, Ire Lear. to the destruction of at
least as many as the entire rebel garrison .
oneer in every ten• days, and the position
therodalooked upon as eo ranch of o forlorn
• hope that it it, with difficulty s email garri
son art he kept there."
°Rims, letter say• the sugar crop
- jma 01 been brought safely - froth the Troche
countr, and the /Arne prOcella IS going on in
_the - slelutty of, New Iteria, where the Nine
_teenth army corps is encamped. Aloes tho
Ii quiet, the grierriiiss having sus.
piaded operations for want of ears. Quiet
tarsal thruasbOat iba Sento, and mug of the
,rilLbe irentte_,-Teszas. -
was olla or Ova
Tria ; I st Year, Di.pia.Coutt r`ievw Yotk
ti.
.4.20 g COPYAI tta
cur. -
•
GOT. CUSTOM MBEISLUI.
tke ficoo.ls end nosim of Reptwoosticer of the
Cootsionovrola f Patar.fh•lx;e :
GENT tort—The peat year be, tfforded
as aim cam ofthankfulnese to tSa dim:ghty
for the moral and material blouincs erldah
'habit beatoutd upon ue.
'Manama le Me Tremogry rov. mot,
MC, 152,172,841 10
Elveipt• daring It. 11.1.1 Tear ending
154 4,m,454
Total to Treasory for the decal year coil
ing Nor. 36. ........ . 1.,Vr2,r53 r
The payments for the hate
Thesnee in Treasury, Y. , creorober 3n, 1.e7 !,t47,331 7
The operations of the Sinking rand depine
the Isat yell have been shown by my Proela
motion cf the B:b :lay of September last, AI
follower
Amooe.t of the debt of the Common
wealth $ atl,:3t to
ls els
Conpon Loan Act, May I,
toca
Flee per cent_ 730,te00 Od
Frcr and one-bir per cont. 4.1,000 00
TAWf notes cance11ed.........W0 CO
Domestic creditor.' carat-
Irereet oertilleatee praiA. 27 1X)
Amount of public debt of Teutoylreula,
• it ,rood ov ths let day of Decent
....—. 540,513.21.3 it
Deduct the amount redeemed et the
. .
mats 'Treasury, during the fiscal year,
ending with glossa:bar 38. Lfa3, eh :
The per cent. t,i , S,i]d 78
four and ono-half per
Relisf notes.. 103 00
Donestio creditors' milli:.
8 TS
Public debt December Li, 16C3—...
Warded debt, via:
Me per cent. 4,00,600
itaudtd debt, els
Fier pa coat. loans.
Funded debt, ,t..
Tour told um.-half per
as,7Ca,gso IS
tr.a,:uo DJ
s36,rs,ue ‘l5
Unfunded debt. rim
Balls: rictsa In circulation 507,1:4 00
Interest of oor:ificates
urtn
Intalest of cortlikads nu
-- 4,4,46
Dorocatic croditors' certif.
0.1..5943
II tr-an, bd. of stay 14, Int .so,Lorom ou
I=l
By the act of 15th May, 1E65, antliorising
the military loan of t.31.00,e00, a tar of one
half moll teas laid on coal sod person.' prop •
arty, to furnish a fond for redeeming too
genie. I rceoniretend that the commieitionere
of the sinking !and he diem...tea to invest the
proceeds of the tax In Reba loan. an that It
may be drawing tote net, to be in like manner
ineested, or that they should apply stook pro
ceeds directly to the porehaseof certifloatee
of the military loan, and eank.oi each certili-
Elff==l
r•rtao one tartan? 6PiCIS.
Although our finance/ aro still in a healthy
roadition, it is uoceesary - to tc.rit a the series •
attention of tho I,sgis , atcre in the eemidera•
tiun of the mem.; of mmint•ining th-m holm
paired in future.
By the act of 12th June, li;40, It was provi
ded that thy interest on State loans eheutd
el
weys herald in specie or us equivalent, end
tb•t whenever the feels In the Trvesusy
should be of less value then specie, tine differ
ence In value shauld be aecertained end eer
titiod to the Governor, who should thereupon
mite ball warrant to the agent. or banks au
thorized to pay .eeh Interest on behalf of the
Comeneterresith, to allow suah difference to
partiee reeelving the interest, ar st the option
of the parties to pay the same in specie.
By the act or April ilth,lll2, it was pt . ...-
voted that 'or the purpose of pilks lug in specie
el. its equi•alro toll: in casein that rho aid [nose •
after be due by the Commtnwealth,ws
.1 by the set of Jane I.2th, Ik3o, toe tetanal
banks who should no ail themselves of the pros
visions el that act, (of April 11th, and
who should refuse to redeem their notes in
opeeio, on Lomend at any time within ten
days upon or after the titan when such inter
est should bemire, due, should thereafter,
when required by the State Treasurer, by no
tice in writing. pay into the Orate Treasury,
in proportion to the capital stook paid in of
each bank their ratable proportion of such
•premium for raid or Its equivalent, as should
Lase been actually paid by the State.
fly the not of January 30:6,1063, it was
provided that the State Treasurer should ex
ei....,ege with the banks an amount of currency
eufficient to pay the interest on the State dent
faning &icon the first days of rebmary and
August. 1603, for the same amount of coin,
and,,should give to the banks specie oert.s
- of exciionee, not transferable, pledging
the faith of we State t^ return saki coin in
exchange foe rates entrees at the time on or
bete, the flist Sunday of Mareb, i9d4, tact
certificates to bear Interest at the rote of
per cent per annum.
Under the proririons 4.6 the act of 1302 cer
tain banks here paid into the State Treasury
1:1,706 30 no as equivalent for coin ter the
payment of Interest on the puldie debt.
Under the act of 1003, spool. urrtificates
hare been given to the beaks, amonoting to
the whole to $1,935964 07, which, wi•4 the
itemizing interest, will fail dbe WI the firs:
Monday of March ries t.
So the provisions of this art were of a tem
porary character, the only net of, to Lal. on
the subJeet ere those et li:30 and 186? above
mentioned, hurler which it will be the duty of
the State authorities to ply the interest on the
let of Febe•ro, 1074, and thereafter, in coin
or Its equieslent, and look :o the bunks that
rosy be liable under the set of 1562 for re Im•
bursement of the premium paid by the Com
monwealth.
In the faro of ell diaieulties, this Ccmmon
wenith, actuated bye sentiment whlchtdoes its
people honor, has hitherto paid it! intereet !u
ooie or It. equivalent.
Existing encuenstances make it ne-ersery
to consider now tne fair extent of her just
obligations.
The exigencies of the times have compelled
the Government of the United States to issue
large amonets of Treasury notes for cireula
tima, which are not redeemable in coin, and
which form the great mare of our eirculatieg
medium.
It is nor duty as a loyal State--it is our
interest as a State whose welfare, and wren
safety, depend emphatinally ripen the mainta
nears of themOdit and the meccas of the miil
tary operations of the general government—
to do nothing to impair us credit or emnarrass
Its meets:des. On the contrary, we owe It to
ourselves and to nor prosperity to give au
active support to it. efforts to quell the met-
Wens rebellion which is Still raging, and
thus restere race to war distracted country.
It is our own government, and we coul.i
I not, without roes indeeeney, attempt to re
tame its eeromey in payment of tears and
I other debts due to the Commonweeth.
In ISO the cue was :cry different. Thy
dia.:tine. then arose from the stypension of
spoons payments by Our State Leeks, mere
local end private cerporatione, and the nubs
very properly by the act of that year, intend•
I ed to provide against loss to its =editors by
reuro of' such waspeeeions. An exigency
I like the present conld not then have been
foreseen oy the regix/etnle, and It is to be in
ferred, therb"forei'that they could not have in-
I tended to provide for it.
! We derive our system of palate twine from
Europe, and the true talent of our obligation
is to bo ascertained by referring to the known
netablished practice of European gut •rnments
prier to the date. when oar bane were ef
fected. I mean of °ours* each of these gov
ernments as were held to have maintained
! their national credit.
ht is belteveti to hare beet the uniform
practice of each government/ to pay their in-
terest in piper currency, however depr . ceisned
during s tegalisenerdspension of opme ray-
Won's. An observable instance of this is af
forded by the °ours° of the British Goeern
w.ellt, which during twenty•dee year., from
In? to I8(32, daring which the bank was pro- I
bibited by law from paying tot coin for any
purpose, pod the interest on Its public debts
tr. bank notes, which daring a great p,rt el'
that time were ate. heavy discount, corns times
*Mounting to 30 per rent- or thereabent.
Their necessities were not greater than ours
are now.
Among leurseives, at the prteent time,
lissseehusetts(whose debt is believed to be
- very mall) pays the interest in coin. Ohio
and Indians pay in currency. In New York
it is net Inkwell What will be done. Lier _Leg.
Lelature, by concurrent resolution, ordered the
Intereet to be paid In coin to foreign stock
holder., in April last.
At the present rete of premium on gold,
the sum necessary to pay on an amount ertf- -
Octant to disehuge the annual interest on the
State debt would be more than $1,000,000, and
to meet this, additional taxation to that
ex
tent would be unavoidable. The demands on
the Treuury for other necessary purposes
Whet probably be such se to tender it impru
dent to throw say part of Me expendltuie on
the existing ratplen. Tolorroor money from
year to year to pay the interest on past leans
would, of course, be wholly adosissable. To
leave the , aot of ISd2in forte, arid attempt to
threw thepayetenpat this largermatum annu
ally °Atha benks,would benot only flagrantly
enjoit, but usiteimpritellemble. Itecommend
the whole itlif•tt to Itteestifat and I'2ll44lsta
tottilderattie of its Legtelitnret flame legis
lation ought to :bola& on It before the close
of tti• opintott
Cotainotorfaltbt trllLtandsl4ll• 4ll terobiliat ,
, b&rnialli:PrllloVaPainstof jot lie .
.tlt• OEM:4W tb• iknreMlulit Tl
~::~. - --
tho Legislature shock! thick fit to continuo c 1 thoc is doing co., I repr,3ent the wiohet of
to raj it in coin. it will b, dots to levy !!; - .t. bad tho good, of
forthwith too 111.4.77 1..,E.1.7, hr t , -,• • .
P' 7ll •d 7 1 117 i 11 3 . etc ~f the 0ta 177 htft: 0 / 1 le - it. thr no, ;- r' .h. Lunis'ator* to
coin to 1.7771 4: 7 .• 7 .i otoslieti 77 do — • ; 'aa •lte ...vett' en L he 1,.. el ~,,,plu•s! Rae: Ter.-
b.Wions, appear. to rue to ouloll,n-7 1 .• 7, . eve,t; presented to be ...ot de
and Leaded on to legit :wet:. prth;:i.::. ' ra. ...eliatable turas
At the elate of the tn, 'w o k u ••••r; and yen: sense er
Late renewing the charters isf oe; tole Lev:, !"ioctre. °Their 171;ele11 1, been laid 1 1
ter another period (re Teel, we, orr-e:07.1 G ot _
, to 47° ',. C7f ' 4°77 4 °T° 0 " - re '' ' l7l ' ll ' 1 ere tn. tsn the four Utuot herge
nerearte; vommunicatede red het.l rny l'no ha ; este erre till, eiiet.7,f.deztrey
toTo from one. and, nppr"ved the re.-veneer.r. • tel (teen pothered
I here 111.1 led to sigr. thew 1.7 :he r-o.:lete In „.„„„ n.tr . :ha e t e ..
aliens the. the bents of the Comm •L :1;01 , ,„ an ial ,
afford of
ar;do revenue which t l ., ‘ l .e.te eso
ern
to loft, and that in the r.erscr.• e•ni: 7y e mad. by entelry fen
then of the country it rotale te c i ,”ospeovb' ir e krona
drive s • , marl, , "1' . " 771 "' "" r " ` l° 'het state, It, of the mos: heart. rending
I. into new character. Sterrett.. aelnal and pretest,
If the National mys rem r.tr..,1 rut. cow „,,,. I'mate , ,„ o pi www ,
Arlene in Itle5b101:1t1, . i 1 • ,:Lauder •, ler 1710173G11t hesitate to what
take that. tiirecti,a. It it purer to obvert, ,
h e le .. c c " cop i o
"that the ehartera of 1-tJs t ,f the bank; it. lest . 1 7 :dime one been their loyalty and
tton expl, at 1,1 early period. ' , hit:,99 , I der il,rerorrent Etta It
uAmreo of tl.e isms. ° uut cheapreach the et.,
the last porraner, they entdd not bare been ; ty.,„e-mnr.tbythe
77777717 ; 1 7 1 '7 carded to ff''" e!`iun, bett, it enuttld. t` en that Canso
natio% of renamed Nop;itattonn c'100:00.•eoii-en::rho h.,.
1 recorum6r..o un ttcl3 -o,fy to
log V!.:::11 tie, banks are a... redesei 7 rom 1„. 1 . tt
1.7717..1-17' for W . ..e rover pe,tlica, end fa -atee thstresped
cots. , Car f any i•ordun of ear country, wa
Atitettme 00 11, ueen I lag them,
The in-:roasted tat:do:es of 11vir.f.17, 1 •7 ot• 1 aid ;lee beep!, 9i PC^II!!1[4.1311111211 , • ritend
,en,i''. to ohs open •hon red het...valence and broad
Those o f t h e y r. , ,nutun , cnith. cherity t . tietrlof people of foreign
Auditor General and e'eueteTruneutt.:, a r „ , , et c ,'; t • b, n'o 14,0. the appeals
the Clerk* in •beir employment eat. in rey of three pa , toe.,: bread fen upon the heart
°P1.... too 1777 , 77 1 770171 5 77 the 77.7 7,7 1.7 • of l'orest.teanta in rein, and that we who hay•
of the ounce hare greatly sr banned the lat. , ' Co reetz.ll7 Given :Lab he for our ahem/lac,
and rerponsih , li . ie. , net te!!, and tu lie ;tees ot hone re ro:',01 i, : in teed' extremities 7
the heads of th.wie artmen,e, en' 1 comatoed t through yen to the
gent attend:mete at Ilan Lotdertd, wil,el; we, or tl a t u v t he,
immedtaa
not formerly required. -- - rectlen• the chavets-
lEEE
OEM
11111:11111
fIGARD Oy XILITAte .•1 was.
Coder the Act of 11th April, and ihs a:l'lr , — , Or :• re, .A ..
supplement p•eseti 1121 Art., :ha Ittr;o.- I ttl Ibe ;1,1 if t o : Lspriaturr w o c:d
V.I. General, Qum iormaster lienara. and t'una msko o ip•oe:Al rCr ir:on evenue Lairs,
missary General hareburr. acting or Co. wit.): a tu thor, iraria/e•1 p t udoctive•
oe
Bod at alit:miry Ch.it--1. Tit., lilt c. 0.... to rasp. :1;11: to oe tltsetr-.1 am. fur • p.-
tbi• time, sperartd etr .5 to too lizat,ll,. mvre ih,-1 to erty years, Lo
$1E6,411 81, and others hare 1. r . t . .11 etter.ge no talon th•ou in th• Ite•taue Lasts
presented toth.fat then amount el of tuts Colant. usion:th. During that time
which bane hot yet beer acted o. •••IDA ..•to gnaw!, into new imp°,
i - ' n ,ke the Act tif . P to•or. start 11. ..la t he Toads to hear their just
579 ; tie e.to: tof Carnr.m.. ai ; IL. Germans, hints .11
tir•-• , •.• ;.• Alau! I el •• pore . ort, pre.
is the evuntios o the log our L t .,. the t ituiterty an entitloy went.
mill tie e a lko t i e ,. tr. : in ce t .t,.1,1.t, 1- .: ut eople t..ng s t...h tsiision, Ire
by Ander•or. ai.lry, in tho • • mt. ..• tbe e.t.a:alit - ail,. a: ,13.: Leg:.
'tick in 7 raid • b.. 1. :In !i t !. • ••
and lith of (tatolitr, , S.
Toe asturiaers have Sat• •
per[orrnallso or tan, da-orr. .•
rep •trt th nave a.. ma. •to the
Gammon Picas sr,
IMEEI
lEEE=
part. by that C ttz , • I Mt
Governer I, ia.va pa:, f
notouttr from the tiro-ro , hm.•et
an failure Per,tre ar.er..., r-r-r[ m
the tlelth,g•!etere, ra•.tn 11r; r ilea
I,on 'us may tkom te•l ar..l
Spre,k
TtAti,pL De,,r,XCL:S
lIIMIT
IM=MI
rtspenr , i t.ren
in Ittrit;ng •••is-7 et-rrett. .t
the. riii.tt.ry iirparttntr... hr..: 11T 1. el.ll , •
in/11.1111.n of rick 'and •Fnl2lltlr 11,•1 •
i/ /411, :• 0111 nr 1,7
ti. report 4 , ;' the filet 01 T".I . 1. :101i 1a1.•
la.,
•111.1.1 !a! dt.e 1- 1 11 - r, fai J. • 1 •
u. carry 1.1
h•rczfter. r
AT the toirteco . h •••-tiea , 1 too set 01 Ito • te „ ~,,. , • d. , , ....,,,. , ..f,,„„ ; , ..... f ti ,
1/.4 .)1•7. lidll, the,oir. •i • :,,,,,,, .., ,Ir , •i• isi t• •... he - t ...0 ~•,, fi• e Loin I. •1.1 ,1 41 ,' e
p•opriatea t• 1..: c. ~:ffit..t. ht • li. ..., e re, ~ .„. e: e ~,, et . , y. d „, l ,
d ,. t.tee „,., at t h e
l.r the vtropenfation t . 507, per • e. f•• , ‘ „ .. 1 .,....
_., 7 .,., „
..• „,,,„...,, e ,,,,t, to t h„
ttliciat retinue to serve tha ......CLlZ. , rt.f.•tal ff. C...r m..0.,...14, if A.. , tv.. 3,14 the pal,: feel.
the minter,, orizenizoi .t .d IL.. ..fia . 1 the
... „. It „ .., ~,,„ ,„ „„,„, „„ t 1,.. ,„,,, e ,
Gc•.•"'. 410, "..it.', on. , r .. , ch.' s.f . i•''i 1 • .111( ..., I:1' In le, •r. 3 ...3.: af re•trus artj
incident te the h., r,,-.. in oh. ' 4
1I1•• • 1,,,...1 . ,I, , g ~,, •, ~...,......,... ~,,,i i 1,..
~,,,,,
be emplr.jerl. • 1 ,,......., t ., n • s e, • - en •h 13301, :heti ine Lehi
1 ban•, aceoriling 1, tow. settie.l ant en• t e oft ter ani...l• . /••••• dJe te ia• den-Joon
lel-omits of toe expenditure of thi• levi.i In e .,... .h et „ . , ~,,,t, ~,, It. t „...• ,• t h e r ", „f
the Auditor General f efftf, to Wt tAI '‘.., :wi th, 1., eent. per *oh,. Lilt a aid, and •lizti
Legietaturo is referred. l i.° un'‘P""' i e.o.t.nue to te. Lee f.:•1 :t.,1 , :no turd till
balance it ardor ~Sill dj. A fn::'_. - ••••,. ~,. 1, no-I .0,11 ~ •1, ..: -e- t ed 1.• ant jut.
:ul4/ i.e •pprepri in ili''' ''' '... ' . ' r • "a ...; fr e et, fele *„steer. 1 rib , . recoloruerd
of Cots fund l I..re fetid 01.3 per•er, on on ; i the edept ,„ e , .. t.4 , i .„. tt e ci ,,,,t he. l te the
fnuad lt necessary to thtplel in the di: it,. ~. e. ,,,,,, t
, e ,. d „ et, rt
t , et. e wectit. , t.e. ,.
dep•rtro•nt, Soil the esp•nee , of the ar.' ,', 1,.. :;cf L i ~c, •It Atl..4'..tata i 1010. 4 11
01/1:tolt L we: t e mpelle.i to 01 , 131.1. at IV+.•:. ,
ierttnn, to ettend t.. the ...,•••••, so•I err ii .. -
of nor selnhttern. The eeto..oustno .r ti.,
agency /Mal ..f.t c !obi:: hal,. I 1 . A 1•11 , lie • •
in ins Wrt t art of cite': .a.toortariee 0. th ,
I re-JulittenJ the partspe r.' ne set tr. i.,
tog the appoint., nt... h ..,., • et tiv,...1.,,,
end liaehr.l.e, and .4efir .• d ; • 1.• r Jo.
which should inolidle the I'• I to, on ef 7
bounties, back I.a . y per.f.onr, et:, Jo.
Per.nryleania
. _
Os this rev ieri I ref,- Om 1...,;:.i,turc
tin. report of C' I. it kiddie 31... i,,,, ..agent for the Stale. at Watt.rigt , r.. or t,••
oomrannicated, end ~.itnn.enl it to •,,.. ..,
fel eloainatitn.
tin the in r••i of tfir State • 1 ,,.r.r: .1.: kit
warmer-, the pc,i nn
iient eaten-all tor niiiiii e,
and with hl! 11.1..;10 . . I tb,h,equentie , e ,..!, .
eel! for soiontor, no ittis `••• erndc'-tiec , ..
the :thin. Ca ler thert cal , ' im. ri o •-• ...,
ambled and nrganir.d „tit rt..; Lt tt, - 1 . •
ter Lilo realty of this enteir.•ney ecou, t•-i
unde-stood L•: rum people. 'lh.. 1%-:.cr:..:.;. , •
etcairn':aothet: end cuLni.l...l th •
avoed to other:
it, bat nr tic n7i-. , r .•..:. ,!.
that parpore v ead Leen ,narr '.O• ......, lOU
Prssident and Secretary of W, i. •, :I..•tt.et, I .
the money shoili be ad...nerd f. , •ta oti. , r
quark. to recommend it• iinnacl.ate'rei,:•
nest 'a the ineet;ag eft:. or ..• •
It le arkleri,eoll 41,, slep, ......e ',,,,
dy taken to fetal chi. I .ir •, j ,.. ;'._,. r ,„ • , l b.
boons ebeertal:y awl tee:lily ha, b.to-.1 the
ne..esrary foods to the au...not of i'.. , c , :i 1. , 17 , ,
tie my pre= tee to r.....otemebd t.. , the Leg, , is
tare en •pyronriatinn to repro the , to (—..-
Congrers rhonld is to make ens. 1 iie ~ ,, i
inty oak. rant r0tt4,11.11,11•13ti '4l int•t , tttll ,
pba.mally. ..1,,ti1 , i ii to neecormy. It* .1
hereafter, ina 7 p uictlono, vs.; the
details and Ceprre , ; , h
"ttoit,: , 7e1it,..1g V. tb,
enhir es.
Sew 'York and, .S e w dcre 0 , on ter On Pre. ,
ident , ea:l, rent rtgiro , a, in tlttt: in ,ni
defence, for which our theul , • me ,10 to ;h..,
States, our good neighbnre.
ILAT•2I3•II2 , XT Or VO,T.S: I ,OIrI-t.ll_ , V
After the .I,sitio of tiettyslarg, in 014,b
leysl rae.totee frera etgl..l.:u ti:.,t,, in
t!,4l.ts Peausj7rano were cogrre , l, It r I
1 - .....1 to IS, 7.7..F0r Itch Ill! lb.. bthie•
should nett. In catabli•htog a ittat,ettftti oft
the spa', In whirn 111:11 itc:ll,rs vti:l 7 . ~ ,I
',JP:, to that .senor, .1....at,1 141 h. nee.3.1 1 :
interred. I areordto;ty • tq..,.aird 1 , " !
Witt,., Eel., of ~,ty ehurg. :-._3. St4rat, on
through Lim, a p... nos I tlfttt,ateti tat a o•t-t
ef.....,-1;3 h 7, and the .certj,s.amti a 0. ,1 0 t , ,
W. Cenatnnewealtli. iin ecinmanicating tats
the traboritice oftt.: blurt I t., , ,,., .0.., ,o.
tehaily eig,...d to L.. , me pc.r.•••• 1, , Ci,, , ,
rearm.', and on the :ll . ' , !.. y ..rh0,,,,-,
12SL, 11110 rem•tety wee Vl,ll , alt 4 oath •t.ptO•
riot. eeremcniee to q... t :c..r.: e ..f the I':
idea. of she Colt• , 1 Sta.,, the ,ore-ner,, ..!
the ' , ales cencerntd, and • •:1., .i,,,ti i filcct.,
State nod national.
Oa the MI day of Deectuto,r, 03 the int,' ,
lion 'Mr. Will.. COVekthin•tontry express 71.. art
the filet.. Interested in the ccuiriery, tort in
Ilaricilelsori, nod agreed trpon A 1.102 1.1. .1,
Imp'.peorlreTZ.i 01
ear.t.4 ,hc c. lO
n t , l. e m t ,, 2 o t , a .y r e r , , a 1 n . .1 ,, t ,... b .i ik .,
to tbe'se oral State., which I.t,t
r ,. 1 ,11-i
-kkik)
=tiniest d. The expenses attending the es
blishment of this ecoartery, ins , - , sing the
1 cost of the sight and of ten- rase the1....n..,
of the slain, have thins f.,, amounted to 1..,,,i05,•
313, and an appropriation will 1, Itertntro, i to
pay these expenses, and to tarot ~,,, ~, ; t,„..,
of those attending as littera maintenance It
will appear by lbrimeeetitege of the r.lntllta ,
element, that tbei,l des car' porno,, or t 0.....
penscl already irttsits,d ors. to he ref , ttJe.l I;
the State on whose ancount they were made.
1 It is just u. sty that 31r. Si 'ilk !tiLPI ditcher ;•d
hls &Alecto and important duC•ti with etch
I ty, and to ray entire ea:Woe:lon.
ALLSEP Or r•vittsa are r0L1,Tt.r.....
The aar for the rolls: s' f.,,:oiti, 0 ~„1,,„.
tears in service may require some rcyisico.
It le alleged test in 3.1.14 parts a the State
the county euthcritice are backward in tee
eating the law. If this to en, the memborn
from the different oounties will ler aware of too
tact, and will be moat ready to make such
farther enactments as may be proper.
I eotomernl to the prompt attention of the
Legislature the rubject of tho reliant . rt.,
orphans of nue soldiers who ha, n. gicen,,
shall rive their tiros to the country, ,:t:1 tag
this mists. In nay opinion, their ronlotenneee
and education ahntild be provided itir by Ibe
Stele. Fnllitig other nainre.: frirnde ef a1.,1
ty to provide for theria,they should he honer
ably reeefired and fostered as children cf the
Commonwealth. Tfiesso,Cooherotofore given
by the Pennsyls.ania Railroad Company; re
ferred to in my last annual mereago, in etili
unapproptlated, and I recommend Ant thin
sum, with inch other meant on the Legislature
may think At, be applied to this cad, in each
manner an may bo thought most expedient
and effective. lit anticipation of the adoption
of a mere perfect system, I recommend thut
provisions be made for lemming the CAMICSICaI
:ofatich ehildren into existing educational ea.
lablbdrmentati to b 5 there clothed, nurtured
- luttigewnetpd.atihe publionipenso. I =lto
thispeocremiyadstlma tarzestly, feeling mar
.
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mg prIVII•CCA
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11. !).•• ,ar,:y±y. , zenersi simn
.art
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hgr. nnw
. . ,t early
evEr.p,e4,l,
L•r•ti! rk.i?.og tec=.l
•
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I b.net eurv.•.•': the , rec,mraen.lut , e,
••• 13. a- - •e;•,, ,e•
of 'no rro. 1 1,.,
sb-Le.,:u.:, 'bra ulhie.
K u•! en•llttri• foec•inf
1-27 into 3,1 • 11ce when
requireri. ne ~ "In LO 1,4,e uu
Inn Gt..l 0' 1., 14..: 11•. 'ear, I bare
•gr•-• 1 o- cAll but the mi'.l.lh, but cc
inr 0, 40 ed tho •••17i were rcdan
Ose,, aDd VrhGt.y
1, c•• real :r-ot in fu•-e. 4f the
Loan e•••! ^01../1111..i in dietetuat
•.g„ u.un lub• • .t• sod regitulii•ue, inn
tlezl.ug e•• n •
•: eparovigue fur
t 9.,,•••
In tor ••n.'' of tiro A.liotant Genera; nil
bb feowt n t the Penney., .•g1C11.11(11
rin , ! c r•ate.ton; •11.•rro.; eel-oral arta!ro
nn 1J• pt, kr' are ono rot. log. In
on, I rug,,t Lae prl.rie.y of
• bro,; co or in, pro.
o f a !oh, ry of ran 7 .•1 nut rcr
moat. and •Ahre cog!tnos . .t. e• o to pre•
.-errt! nuoug un; a.. wror. _•-••oty
dn. a.,ot o• they
mny t... lett or Ire,erai, mak.
Inn • ; h • rervre. ii I 1.,;..50 r aonkl not
..•r•st. a..ke lar firtur; atxd
••,0 • sn.• ! ;,,ini.tly
I dm , n.l tha Cot aror-n•lotents
0 6; e C•lt ••••16,,, 7," 6.31; It
• • • at ,
or O r d Ile , to
t•rr o•:•1 prt ry nod Lief! to a
T.le a • p.• at as evly tier/
•• till , -• • • .•14,1, ma: t•lorcitt , tlroir
r • rr•!•
. t o at Al! tutor., election,.
••••-•.t . 1 't. or .1•.r0i7 j.r.riou brat,
rat.. t• n• .rte aro r , ri: i ,ur ott
tr high'; wit ,t•,„'„;
Ovninh the rnhke..: tot, r , ,,, , ntertsi chit
t••lii nal otti.,ll , the pinet•-• th,tmo
tte“ 411 011 . neon ro.t aid who
may for.i.c r•too I htn hepry tf ,
rty that • large i.r• I ortien of our top.. r. e
ore re eolintaog. two toaaloc,
"tit an-1 it: n,tpie in trios pntti. ns , 4
It•-• :hatet. oulli:h.n, nwthr: of
.. Attniet.e, itr•l -we rott.r.t.tt• of So loan,
ro•hled f,mone,role tirao ..eoalow.ol for tht
pt.-9-trotr. Me:troth:lv,
nr,c,la front fOrne other Stains
are wort itapretorly tonloav;:Lie to n•duro
I)tyr rikiehno into dh, rococo Lj evlr inagnot
torou!n and prt,mineg.
• -
C!l=i=
. .
The 12:11 ',tient"! the act of latt May,
pruhfLit" nor Toldoteere from leaving
the f , tate. wl.hout ;he authority of the (lot -
oroor, and I no.. Ihn passage of
a Iry itni.oting penalties by doe and impris
oc on all noise ideate who 'hall endee.„,
to proorro nod ~stet :II procuring any
portan'to thie Sea, to enlirt is the volunteer
ft, :n t•• AP) . .:'.fer M n ny of our
e• h Lod turfs:ft:fps hose ilit.ed their too
t,. fart larg.fs crpen.e. nal in oft ere they DSO
to I'ool,o 01 dolt- 6 tho same by offers of litt
oral bounties aril.reols;cus for the termites
,;r rolunte crt , aaa it is tot righ.'. thet these
pafrintic rtT.rte at-driti be ornharrarsed by in
terfere Lee iron. beyond sot b.”(ICIS, especially
as tre can not, In 07020 eirzumstaoora, offer
bounties by the Ste to, without the injustice of
compelling the countiea and township , whiob
here already enntrtbuted largely in that way,
to taxi* , is pa log, by tazeti,o, fur the de
ficiency of others.
1 Wu 77511L71R Ern.. 70 lIE ILISOAXED
I fort it to to my duty to call your atten
tion to the pernicious prictle.o of /Wiring
many Milo to To hurried through at thaalooa
of tho erasion. During the hat ten days of
tte last tesoton, Vale bandrod pra•
of ihsis
seated for my ,Signatcoo,atopy
most !ingest:int charade. Tha lads rail-
f
ber. of b il ls prose/And to me denial Coe son- 1
riot Ir. seven leandred and fifteen. In eon-
evlnence of thin habit not only coo I , l:ht pasted
01,hout en c;.portnnity i: ell ho- 1'., , , t o a
proper entslclerstido of their ron,d , nr, tut
the Vileetit/r it htipttl,t, 1 1 • either sign
them without Ortil.iiar'ior, or to tit•ll tliceri
Over pc:IAN to the r ot' ,, .eari,tr.l.Mtr. It
may often tarpon that a hill not arpreveU by
ora,r of a single cheerio. &once, .T.ght
if there weer time, lei rep-:red, ~asittirg tat
tbjeutiorable peOrlclar.
Ie gegro,r,„,- a it the hu , ..;ect re L ez i,l.-
Cot I raun refer to anar.ter ~.;sci,,f. GlO
- lOW. * Milt color partied tr girt relic( in
, .w•rttin caste which lormerl; etiniro 4 a op,.
I cis: act in Lash case. As for Inotan..• :Cc sale
lof :.,..a.l. he (reenters. 5-linielc7reteis and
.. i
t-ustoen, the Idop ien ci children, th • er,a •
tion of mining I mantt`v 7,ouriug r -crt-
(tent, sad en for*: . These love e ere parsed
! ea
to enure inch an xeraination in neon se as
would enable just ee to on dere Y. the rarer.
end to the Hinds. and also to race Cue rime
and •spense eensdraed in p-ivato Inz,..iet:on.
Thor Savo hitherto effeet, neither parFcra,
bat i do soribuslyinrge cn the Legit...atm, the
consideration the 4 "'tweet: app . ...tit foo• a .tco
riot act under each eircutrintaa•ow mu, , it ner
fear the. result of an Impartial taimire, or If
the sortlie^tion be for a earner` :tomtit doctor
the °minden or in:e.tton of son, provis,on
contrary to what the legislature her deer
minotkafter mature 000rderattoo to so j too
and legitimate.
I refer to the Auditor General'. ao4 ma ts
I Treasurer's r•pects for the do•sile Y.' er
r
ggu,cigl ggiirc, erd tattle reportidof the Fe:
vein. General, AdjUtant General, Q.-arter
• muter Gen•ral,CdMilnieliaty Gebel,' Clorgeer
(antral, Agent 4t Waettiegtoh, Chief of
Tr•urportation add Teleraph Derr,elliattit,
and Superintendent ~ r Common crhool, “
regard to their nevdred oepartments.
13V.glor / tlrlt ST 4:6 ST ten.
In bury lest li. ICU lait'lrred (rum intermit
don restored, that General Lee intended to
invade the State., Commetionlions en the
nohjeet were immediately matte Washington,
urging that prapitkatinne for &ell, a detereoi
should not Ice delrybd. Acer.cdirgly th e ly,, r
trepartment trtleet, two new mil:tory depart
menu, ell :—Tbe Lrepartmetst of the 24,1,
geheta, ir.einding Oat wortion of the State
I s :.,, sat untance , rn
y writ the balance, to be eomaaled
gy,lajor-General lii ot he, and the thipartment
of the Stendoebtann , competing the remain
der of tea state, and to he ermucroded be
Major Gescrat Coach. Early le Juno klaj,
0-sera; Crock Ir:iced et Uarric',K no
~.itoined etiMm•nd et his del,.: m,
o 1.1: s 4
I.
be has rimer exercised with the eol.:,•-lt:.
Ft, wrtnase, energy and dtsereti ,:. sotaro
acre ti 1,, orpected fret:. h., kLown . ha -, 7.
111« rel..'. idtm,gbr...eny ter. I :a:
aiu soma fame, ar. :bn alq.r.r. the
• hate army being intral,aeb:.tha rree.dta.
sheds e..etimsition (or thiLtia fro, ' ht.•rt.
mam. the neighboring States. aeeera
regimen:a flow s.w I k end
a Are promptly Bola. 11,11 , t r Orr 1' ne
rbdttm Lug.e to skesembled. a ,moor
ra.smente a. 'inx. the Vrebbien: •e•-ntea •.
by 11..• at.vutls. of the Stole as
•—ardingly made. Cander at eb n 5 'A
ed ti,l4 el i'enney t•ahm were a•
114.• I,i nf Gcnera;
4:2 in :114t uf Goncr.l
1..du..A.1r, or Lrea Ir•Lry •
•!..• opera, L s trbi,h coaurd, would `••
prtombie Withto the I: mite %Lc,
L., port re....ry to Jo in as I bare :cr.:tn.:lend
lb.. ad0pt. ,, ... meaLorer for f1!,C.0 01: l•
bp
torn litl7 reglmentr at ••
d•n•Lr o
and In toot twory I.
b•Lro reftrred vrt:i he t. orded. It ..
MIES
On , m...
nowecor. td the men wits razoc raw:tr.!, tt•
i 'mould ear now that they mod,. I iig
isinnotai niarehea in porta of t K. oth
6:4 , 6 which had been tilt...tern, t:
re iett,
.uttered groat pu C, .cb, I
itt.11,141/3 Ili conflict with the en-my...nil ' '
ail etiiko•l ins • acted In obeti:drice milita
and order,, and pith codrogr at
•nilaranor.
iY 1,,,
usrr o of
elate f thelai:itiot called 1 i,r, en•l
I //As. were kill,: and atbera lisebled in
• tote ear,. whero thorn are no low. 1,. / t
raker tf there moo n^ the, fatripeo. It•
{Wank: th• enactment el a law far that F ury a.
Thp esmpalge 'Jro ',AVeI - pc: lay t
•Irtory of Gettehurg, tialeeil.,yity the apt,
Army of the Potomac. uneer tee rommond
Mayor General Meade, the aft://r; anti mar
• ition /I:Pplayaii all their neeultort -1 ra
and et...lent/ea in ino an ti e f.,
marcher whin", learnt/it/o,y pr
coded t
:.
ruder Prwrs.leace. to Coen;
Lbo military genius nud on.mrpasred
of Otter.: Mende. •ot tte prom.;dnoss r.
self assz,Llesug galleLizy e:tie.ier... he; n,,t
arc ir...t . tuti for weer s "s !had
S•l4.We aro proud to elalui
and hey 6Vltil .o. •. f our torn ileur
, - 1.1,. ,
vet to enjoy the ml
all rewsidt.iiiii ratafol agproeira.n
tourney mon. The latter lel. ir :Le vi
front of the battle, and we can entiy pay hem
age 1, memory. Whatnot, honors is,
b.en et any time darnedonnuinentorn
the trirtut• of a patrtot—:f ftlt.srk
ioy Li citizen and soldier. he has ohnivien
3" n7e .e a d u - reiving cooninutieua In 001.41 0'
the right, or themt•lrev creotlr g •nvinu.
to him en the held en whi.h no lel:. von
; would not he well to intatfere trlth their S tor
tendon. Dot I `dope taut OA Leatsia,,,
rill pica afoot] toe reef:fro:, of tan Stat.: r
eproprtato testimosy of tho puLlic glatttco.
to h i re red hi. surety - tag etona.x.•oaer.
It would to unjug. to "fait referring a:;•
to the loyal •pllnt of cur pool 10, winch
boon elinotd in cvory mode o
craznettoon. Not only have they Pert 27:.•
won for the paer•l and erecial rervioo of Y.
Crotrernett, and sup; cried wtib cheerio.
neer vc the burdooo of taxation, but CI,
bons. and depute have literally ovoro ,we
,Tr.r.:rts Sal meet..write, sr.saizzne,us
eontribniol by them. under the aeiivo oo r•• •
•hroreir de odour women, i faithful rm.o dog,
tot :he sink anti wormded oad pr...r••,
well •4 for our arm:co in the bald. The
ple.riotio t•Croil 0;0605 learn, to 1.0 r1O1O1t11:
hi.. To every row nail the r^rponse heeom.
sod more liberal.
erri . un To J.:calm:cr. rani. ars
When intellioneo was receieed of il. -
lsarbarten sutrvation of our prisoners in 11le•-
mond. the garner. of the seheia State were
l.sstently thrown open, end hr fore any •isi
In• movement b.d been made
I was already employed oa behalf of our
people to their ef-rts tet secure the adml•ttisi.
through the rebel lines of the abundant •on
plies provided for the relict o; out . suffer.' g
tbe
breten. These of our eitirens elio have
fallen into the habit etf a . ..pm - Iv:kg on. a :cal
C•tatictionweatth and tho oustirpaised elvt:rts of
her Neill., should blurb veli, they I. of ,
this picture.
That this uonntural rebeition may be •perd
tly andtgeetually nruabed, re lie--all--under j
the itisligati..n of the ono paremonat duty--
that of vigorously supporting the liovernmer t
in It. moesurtt to that end. Tc lb, toil ex
tent of my otheial and Indiritiusl alttlity it
shell let supported, and I rely hew tlty on i,rer
no-operation. 1 am ready for all proper tens'
,nre• to stronghthen its arm—to cutworm's.
tto upholders—to stimulate by public liberals
i• in thems•liree and their fornitiev,l:, mon
win girt It to their personal 'err itte—......a. • t .ry
mode to Mel / iterate Its action. W. are !min
ing the ‘ 7.i eat battle of tioo --of l ) U . h. -...litg ht
—of tilmrty.
Tie Almighty has no attribute Cat con fa
7 , roe savage and tlegenerato enemies. Not
people can submit to terrtto"al d, VI, c,bo r •
wont without becoming content..intl. In tut
inn eyes ten iin then of the st old. riot it
is not only •getnst territormi dittncecroo.nt
that we are sertt;:iiing, but opines the do•
enaction o f tat very groundwork of our whole
rotates' system.. Tho nitienate question truly
e: itoite ts the port belles of te- pormeneni
ealetenco of a poserfni Itetint.lte. 'I tet / p
iii, nowtten to be new tolet.J, anti by the
Messing of doI, ~-.., Moan 'hot it shall net be
our Carole it it be not solved fertirebly.
ti's have during the put year, motto mighty
sired,. Inward tech A solution, and to all in
mate npnoo.lli OOA we approach :te completion.
Out whatever reverses may bappee—{Valt•
evar blood and tinikenTO easy Still ha re{aired
--cbaterer eaerileea mey bo o. .. ury—
tbero will remain the inexorable .tetero.llll 0 -
tin of our peOple to light out this thirg to
lire d-I:s., ft and verpottuate Ohio
Colon. They here swoon thnt nt , t. opeator
Isbell he roll from the constellation, nor tt ,
dolt erect bri;htneas be dimmed by treeseu and
reragory. and they will heap their oath.
A. G. Cnirrn.
ILELIGIOUS .VOTICES
..-- -
r ---- -d-.IIEV. 0. .13. GRH
AAM. A. .M .171i1
Ltv.:. , pnosll in thn WESLEYAN 3LCTIIODIFI
caLumt, Wy lio at rout, on sAISDATIL to-thrs t ,
Ho notat Lours jllikil
).- , - .-.I3I.IiCII'L/.2.14...0F ..',111115Y,(7..it.t.e.-
,‘ o•sart ern.) ELDER PISIEFfi KING, Pa.-
W most In EXCELEIt.ft /IA.LL, comer of Poloral
and T.
Loonock ass. treadling ovary Ltiltlrti D•Y, at
W.-i a. m. and f p. m Drayor Ricottas WED.
Yin DAY SVLiL.O. no public am cordially in-
DM, , Molt
..THE FIRST CONGIIEGATION
or DIRCIPLE. of Ptitsimsgh. mast attic&
,
Zitrala IRON CITY COLLEGE BUILDMIS.
or Penn sod Rt. Clair atnota. Prost.l.ls,
WED'S DAT-31m0ing sod Earning—at the calm:
lostma. Ra School at 234 eel,* p.n. Dosass
Witting tiont7 IREDNIUDIT NER.I.IINO Int
•ablio are respostfolly lurked. ;ain't
i r r E c AB.-1 1 d e r. ha Z Iliack
fistrastix Irmo.
.rE ir AD I• P. it' TIS r..9 4 rs 1 E R' i'ERT IS JEOI EA*lll4
T , . . , TRULY 1;!11. t '.:701Z1
nrittFl.
NON F.ICAL.I,
nit% oar,. ft r-
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. 00. to Gr.'.
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V, AHD PA I I 3
iY ‘i Al EC. 0., 1.1-i t. O_ , OH A.ND 13:...!!‘0
F.. 15 Tik,)(lo , In .Lo h-..ndl of
o-tot•olto, (~rcol:lotion, oft, .cu On rocored al
• Trynanert a ,frr^o YonotO asto.t, for • aor,,
rort.t.tom Webster Lr.t..3
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1 AND For
la• Mr!), k: II • I '1" ror
b• •.: 1 , 1: k an , b j• 1.1 po by
.!' 1..41 •no
n 7 WNT A eta !•: , .11T rurlb
t'hiii'EN —For
_L. sod!, Met webt tool, in, en thir t tbr,..
b.,1 u :h• i,bllgbine
1 . 11.1•1.n•gh 64...fte. Fr. r
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ELI t.l.1 1 it()o6n AND
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r.t.••• be, ttp,..tt•t•ti ..1 411,10.1qat Tat..
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tll Lour. li. , t• 7 tt. ' 45.1 ft,in 4
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IN I: i C'. 110 , PEW.rY —For
ate. s“,lsre- w”.l c.nm•s;s.:.s u-arr tbt
fly si . nr Fourth strtrt. , vr Ltt tomer a
M../krt • , ittr, 7. the All troct ti.e LA:.
s Nanny A.. 11,..
F.sprtts
NUL: , Yi S'FA l'h
ok.”) rt.! 11 INTKII 1 . 1,1,,t.
I TI Pot,. P. , •
ros..tr rs,':
• I•Te 1T1,14t •
FiTS - fifoSi!T
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11M311=1
• GOOD WF.SIT.IIN FAHNI. of 160
tl It oir.rt.i et Ito low I.; In of orxr,
t - to• of toe lott r.tat , ti..e tr. 11to
otrort le ttligsd to tell to toooty.
EESSIEM
11 5 11 , 1..4in t ers
Sit/i - Nt N FOR 14 A L — Jr
hark wyr, wit` inner, and rvn,/ enrn•
ua.r!y nr.s. soil In running oid,r. Wit. L..
at thr rt Ir2n,
Mi.T.A k vr A rr.ortn qt
~~] i Ll,o i\'
WIL Lv :
Lid WE
V. , NS ...b. by
it 4)1.1.1::8
ii4PICED canes Spiced
balmon, yet rp In tour pm ad In cans. herm-t
-rally red.!, jowl m0n...“1 !rem Matta ..! vale
C."'"1"" r7 , 11 , A. waisnew.
Comer !.!!arty and Baud gamete
CHACKLIIS.-5 bir. Wing e
ealrbratc4 Fast. Cr - gam jr,at yemlmel, f r “),
hatn lb. bakery. m 4 tor We by lb, band or Mt.
tal, by 'JOHN' A. RIMITAW,
.7 mr.s. Lawny and llnnd ersatz.
LEAA— 04 GaJetgar
2. NA *Tabby J. 11.
. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY,
THE NEGLECTED WA ;
TILE 01' 1 PrtLfr. NeffiJOl, TikeliEll
W. In. t..urll wr,
Coneatt lartenaie I- sr- It•u.
Thy el t ILI 1 . ^.(10:1 i. . . lath
2nd tet,on, and the heroin. la a touttg lady von
h.., tin ~• • ietlthet: ees.t.,f
te• h m•rk4 I,Ar lit
e, el us hc - r
ll=
, t•tn Irtdn rnerinvent,,,,i t , a :,r:n, and
pnced, al.a, vlatt argand fa, c:...•azirr, at
tl,n .0 who o.crupy promtnetlL i,•:tiortS
tr the sttaittgrm. :h. ry br-"! e
t•ru wog tt is n•
itho frtmlv • it : but
tnz hand, nud .r a ,ua.aanr c3l-nt,ed ,0 swat
!=1
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11 , Pad wl.l , rant It COL:7I.LII
t I-3 w ,111 t.
the rabilc re...,
out Lt. nfrer
Lte,t4, is
Wk;EKL.II on• • 5i,:•n.1.1
1. Itik AT
BL , Dr. Ob . TEE bETILEMEZZT," by . Pr.,
• 9 4 ,7 n, nnd •rt•th, rr.:l
:!. !, API!: 131:117 LAMP: cr,
UGHTFIR.,.. (soul 'h • pen Jr•
sol ',Web 1:6 es we , hly inn Allan! 11
w .1\
• ..trru ',mt, of Ant or tl.
pf,tla<nte "f • cz. d and er rharawter. fia
cltolns •' Tlea•ent
...1.. I•F.no tt led,. ens,' "It
.•••p•pr• whl .ra Mfr
ear. avd red to g‘tv.rs
ci..1.•
STREET & starE,
pt 11. 1 ,,,
,
•C"pecnea eyrie* irnt free
AL :s i. OHDI b SANt 'E: ranking appropria
t. Pe .1 ...,I,a,:re r d rast...l ne May,. .11-
aad cant,. qf PufraLlovii, In bc:, erad Cooefoa
wr--a1ed,...: ho.reey e-atacd nudes!
4, I.* th. Tha4 the lieven.e af said
ally, tor tce ,eav 1544, 111 air from Taxes, L,. u,
all ecaer es, tegsthey IrttS ay; mom,. In
tie 1, easury tv - rt etherals. arp,tviate4l, are hen hy
•7 ;Let• toe I:.e fi.aotrthq plrr:etss:
rn - 1,1.4..r. • rrn^rr.:ATll) se.
1 7 aig•rtsi 11. r.... Tax nri El'aiiicipeg. S i'A 6 goi ''''
'' Cragrromfne .... 11.1,‘ , 00 ri - '
'2 "...Airing ..1 ( itigiGl..x.A. igg,PSO en
, t•ok,h. / . .a..:::..i 2, , !73 to
4 7:re Tr gline ..rd lagg.g.... 12,000 (..
!. lii,ri ig.gicn gAri 3 Ot , r_gl
V , goer Vg inks... ............. .. ... ....... . ]!,e , ' o 'Xi
7 We.... ............ .. ....... . .. . 1t..00 , •,.)
k. 4 , ,, Ltgistigggl,ooo CO
lAininond liinrksl. . .. SOLT Cni
• .. .
In aioneagale:nlnif
Wo•r4 trs.'“
'oultues.
I /Lard of .....
. . .
1: 1...a.rs .I.3..t.dfalnne 1.15,635
1 , . OulatokEtt g Warrants, non cootirl'4. 1..0 OU
•'
Vt. Smiting rand
T, 'Mt Ward Mart'....
$. 311 6.,A 00
1,1111•TLf Cr 0101, CC 110 , 12.1,2
$ 01, 1.1. 0 011
111..pnl 01.
NVltatf.
51.."....b.1‘
Sl•yor's OMeu.. ........ .....
111a.nrtog Woud .1111
!SIC inspecting ............
......
rue Rall.rny
wale; • ...........
Lenz
flue atm ishlng due...
!Sal, kern CO
Pt., P. ghat far thy pont... of prnirn er
revenue to meet lb: c - rdtbary •aporrlllloltho Oily,
and par th• tatarbt on thy. Ocoopron W ilonde
thoriaod by Act of Aymnbly, %leper:woo tut. 11th day
of sprit, f ot, and the %redolence* 0' flocrocrle, -
in pursuance thorreof. the In of SALSIaJO MTV
hereby remnants ~or e or hat IJl•otbortred by form..
Am Amerably, .nn fur the 'aorta.' they shall be
no forint., via:
I. Upon alt rroporty tormlela for Pt., or Coonty
posponno, eight mrl'e open the dorlar thy trait:in
riot.
2. Upon
un all m o a l s
51 ro
o
d
s r a sa nn d an r d o am r r rha n tocu d ing
..
5 1,
WI xectloo and otherwise, one sod too third
milU m the d. Its-.
• Upon the actual nrarty siihnt o . mob sad ever ,
persuu -r entra,ori in lb. [rule, Imelmate or 00
=potion of totalling for his, her or them hecarlt,
mount, tormented or disttiled liquors, and on the
scoot .1101 o orb mid entry . pamon or firm
eoroperl In rho b ,, otnesal or oeconntron of .o ant
Orator Pre mills on the dollar, eacoptin• on th•
atlas of stuck, roll estate or nownbraty, the rate of
which 01.011 be op. and tyro-third mills,. the .1011•0.
1. Oro the averov quarterly burin.. of all itit
mardim and commlnion nr.erthrtaft, brolore and
knots, rank.ne l•atltottons, an or. the ano n
pmrterl • PM , pla of Insurance mar pectin.; 1010 0..
anomie, Goitreu remnant...mu:id telegraph compautoe
or.: terrothrrd mitre on the alryilyo
Aid th. store rates the COy A.rror r! -.11 ea-
D.- • the .std tall'.
rao. All ordinance. or parts of OttiiMILDO.L. CO
for LA tt.o same aro inc-rmistent hcieernb, ore boreby
ro t omlr rt.
rir.1,...y0l and courted Into • low io Councils, tbla
elh day of .tams. - ;, A. P. 1301.
JAME?. Me.A.ELEY,
rrosldatt of Poirot Commit.
S.
loot of belle. leu cif.
TYIOS.
Pre.ldebt of Conran. (-Pane .
Awn Ikon bI . N.LI.Tra,
Cie.* of Cowmen Cebbell,
N ORDINANCE prescribing the
Selene% of errhein City °Oxen.
hte. 1. ite rebtfeed and; mobbed by N. Mayer, A:-
pf Narlar,A, .1 St k.( end dowse.
Ceree-,* teamsblei, and hereby oniebbe! and beaded
eatAxey et Or gar., 1 hatfee .:.e yaar If
sad hereafter until otbarenee nwolettel by
IS, mania. of IS, City Otttetra beret:Latter
borteel .hall be ma •Ls .
. ,
Th• este". of the Maur• Clerk toren hutrirei
Tor coition.
The oolsr7 of th. Troestircr, Wiercn him:Avid ital•
n, for sown,
The ralary of the Cositrollcr, two thoursoil
pef !wroth.
The feisty of the City Solicitor, ttrrive hoodried
pot anin.
The .Nary of the Flirt Ill•trtct Stroot Cosimie
mbodorier, eta. hundred dollars rer annum.
• , .
The ealary of the nerand Dtstrirt ferret ConsteLa
emer, ate hundred dollars remount..
Toe salary of the llonetufahela WT.( 31eator,
eight hundred dolls. per ennnau.
The eatery of the Allegheny Wharf Dexter, right
hundred dont. per annum.
ho sals. of Nlemenger of Controller, than hun•
tired ri•4lors per annum.
The salary of fierxw-wraf Cm.amlls end Commit.
tone, tour hundred and aft; nollars per annum ; and
that the I.Z:a of Itereenger to telert Council to
obolialtod
tr.. 2. ;bit tb.coy Ganger Itereafteriitaln
to full comp.:neat:ma for his .rrinee, orn.faneth of
bit rant, Instead of one-third, Y heretofore. Furor.
Intendant and Clerk of 3lorkels ears ibrITA/bd to
seven hundred dollar,.
ern S. That ail ordinances, or parts of ordinances,
be far a. the eatna are lacenslotcht with this ordi
nance, are hereby repeal - 4.
Ordained ond envied loW ► law In Counrile, thin
7th 2 .T J'ellnilat7r A. D. 1€64.
JANES lllrAtaate
Detaillt al of inert Counta.
A itz.t ; E. B. Maszosr.
Ctork of 6•14 6, S Coottell.
..TOM; M. KILLEN,
' Anglian of Onarcurn CaateclL
Lori: Maw WPlAraz d " ,n.
Clerk a Comritort
WALL ,PAPER AT OLD PRIGT,s.--:
lietwittatsadat the tenthlood 114141.11C41 in
thenntalignsa Ina inli at oLD PRIM mini
lamb Ink - TI.T.TIARREIALI4.•
Womilstzut:
BOOTS ..f.xxo SHOES.
T I!T
ONLY !'LACE for groat bargatna
BOOTS iSD SHOT-S, Lit
C05 , 76.11T HALL FROM sway, et Int% ana.
THE ONLY PLACE to hare BOOTS
C. , NTCILT NALL MOE 2114)1tE, d Fifth .tred.
riPri I:: ONLY PLACE yen clum buy. real
HALL MOT MM ..72 FULL .aatert , ..
V7ONIY PLACE wl . :ere BOOTS ,S;
czar P RIIGZ ruts to.re.t.
O!,LY PLACE to :my WOMFY'S
iAiNCT.37 HAL L Ei7,7;d:l, rlfth
T n. ONLY PLACE to buy ISEN"ki
14 , NCEIti lIILL gEfOIC 9TGHi. •1 Fifth Wed.
kLACR when) they hr.TO
is? ITAL,I. 13110 E FTOCE. r 2 Tiltb aineL
Ti F. s; YLACF, G, bny Warnen.
FILL. Brow. stool:.
THE GRZAT, originni and only then
t !heor...!nfacs_
•.•....k.K I IITS
MOE=
le a rut-:.‘
tu7.r. •• auth•
ii=
:i•• .1 it
X cCLESii AND'S AUCTION
4 -
s 11 ag an I n.
Lt PI L'S' GLOVIZ KID BALMORAL BOOTS;
be do do '2,SW-11.43 dd;
Pd MOILot ;20 itOod , BALWL du:
CANT'S TOMEI! dol.llurtAl el S CALF do;
P. TWO do °ALB' do;
411 4." 4 4 .44 beet want.. wad warranted to eve
Lice sariaLwc:lea.
=ll=lll
Ana
tirREA T CLOSING OUT SALE oF
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Balmorals and
I:AINU 7IIE NON7II OI JANCALT, Ar
BUELL AN D. 41 46 liffirt,t enmt.
CA LL :-.OON AND SECURE EAR
..
)I.r
id
rra y
all aon
BOOTS, GAITERS & BALMORALS,
B 0 0 Ks, .41,12 CAMS, at C.
IMIUME
STATIONERY PORTFOTY3
HOTOG RATH ALBUMS I
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED,
DIARIES, Fop. 1864,
f . 411 ryr
........ IC.IIOO Okr
......
-
...... ttiv,loll, tIJ
WALLETS & POCKET ROOKS,
Book, Stationery & News Depot,
pHOTOGIUM .ALITtr3IB!
€.4 - R11) PHOTOGRAPHS !
And irui to old at LOW SR PRICES num ass sea
Books, Papers and Magazines
LIDLM AIM GENTLZKIN are reaptat2t4ll3 , tw
tiled to c.ll .4 eramlne Ma met .4 pikes, at
STD 6HOE.Siramarl.d. 1.. al
TED SIIOE3, Is la
5:lO>S a * ro.palr.l revc, is al
4..t..KS- fur m
ETUGY BOOTti :oc
b.:: can Frtees 4s
1=139
CHEAP:
ME=
GEO. ALBREE, SON & CO.,
CEM:EII=!
MEM
OEM
At POEM* ND' S, NI Harter %treat-
EIEMMIEI
MEMBEEI
I HUNTS TITTITLIIOI3 MJIANACi
:73111e61
EMOICLNDA OF 1 - 11PGIITA NT EVENTS
V. A. BOL - STY TAW
At :La cid p-4-e-01.:LT '45 CUNTII
JOHN P. MINT,
MASONIC TILLL,SO InYTH STURM".
Prrivscravt, rr.
s.A
LOWZST PRICES.
AT PCIILISHF:Iit , raw's
0 DWirIIENT STTLYS.
:i1) DICIrrEIMT KINDS.
AT PITTOOK'S
OPPOSITE TH POST OfIICZ.
♦ FULL LINT JOYT lIVILITY-11),
SLEMOTABLE HonEz h, L b. vt..i.
11=1
1=1::21
lAMBS T. SAMPLES,
LITISAItY impostrFra,
No. as Watema M. A11e10+. 31 2 ,
deltin
n•a-rrs.
CUD G 17.1. WANTED—To do 101-
. 4 . 31 "1 h aa maark, a short CAM= Is l)a• ma.
Hlaboat war, 41d.6.;p17 the
OinTr.... ernes.
W A lr E t.„ ''' .. -- J o i. lien' as neer.. tae
DU - ELIA/CO 1:1011.183. Chap with emus mtl Ix/m
-own pralot L.S.iOIOT tOO.
---
I NTANTKP—A first-rate MACILLNE
I IsLACKSIIITII. steady 'nark and du tact
.ves co a rood hand; Lan else IseMlCooll
Imam 1d.:193LP,
Hank or Alleetezt ZUrer, wear Wa Pala.
jaLlw
IVAINVED A GARDNER—A mar
V T rlad ram Irttboat ehiPtmen prams& Ho Malt
widentasEl the =awn ot•knes, sad an NI amid
a• If W.. har4 vac. ria tight !lad els amp esa
aet s permaneaL .thatlas.andvxlVl. Snubs all
12a Sowed rtns. Instslorre. P.
WANTED.—*O A.3ll:6rm—We vreat
IA to Aml: tr a= 1, sailarpeaass
aSer new uactEML-3 wit= whim. Ella= ard
tiArlreee, _ _
daltmdmer 1511 AW & MANX. Sl&LetErra. &to.
int; A. KONTIII-1 wail ton ire-Agents
I 1.1 111 etet7 teronty at .$75 • .nort.h t _tairoase
plot., to set oty ore oteep retaltereelartssettavo
• Address. IL 1=130.11:Alptill. Man
• or:4*meatel , •
1864.
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