The daily Pittsburgh gazette., February 05, 1864, Image 3

tritrOti-dazettii.
V.P6,i'MONSU.4.-11TB. 5,1864.
AND 81111r11.44.N.
L - - - enrOEVIMAss "PAPinit.-ant
J . deeting of Allegheny Cdnnells.
•- : fArognlar 'mooting of Allegheny Cot:nails_
- ,Was laid on Thursday evenisag„Peb.4th.
' Seker t -prosentradesui. -Atwell, Irwin,
nsirpetrick; Knee, M il ler, .8. Geo'
- „
1.;11. Biddle, Wright arid,Prosident Marshall.
presentedihereport at the Police
. ,
Committee, setting forth the police appoint
_
2 taints 'nude for - the present year. Also, a
resolution to pay sundry Vale, amounting to
,1 $27.20.. 4
Report accepted; and 'resolution adopted.
blr.'Atwoll-pragentat• a petition relative to
Undies pit:elates with° tau!. Referred to
the Committee et Wharves and lautdings.
Afr. Eiskpetrielt submitted the report of the
Committee, with a resolution to pay
' - i-191 1 4 02 7 *bulb amounting to $1,714.97. Report
noospta and soden= adopted.
41r.Wristit presented the report of the
':.2lrtttiletCerromittee, with the following resolu
;.:Aio_
That special appropriation of
$2,600 .be taken from Appropriation No. 9,
' and placed at the dhpoial of" the Street Com
solttee, for tim purpose of cleaning and re
pairing-street/I that are-paved.
The Committee also reported that they had
entered laws contract with the Plttebargb,
Port Wayne and Chicago Railway Company,
in relatioa to the change or vacation of apart
of Allegimayievenue, and submitted tho same
for the approval of Councils.
The• report - was erre pted and resolution
Me. Atieu ttubmitted an ordinance Levying
eltys poor and batineis tax, andmalring ap
propriations for the year 1664. the ordinance
' . lovies a dry tax of :as o poor tax of
etre alai ass site, lima, and a' . busisossi tax
Of tiara WU& on, th e dollar. -The amount
Ihneaseased le appropriated u-follows
Salute*s 10,500 00
Engines end Plomen 4,000 00
Printing . 6o o 00
Streets md Bridges . . . ....... 3,000 00
1,000 00 •
450 00
Sarreygg . . ..... . 1,000 00
Contingent Pund..-.- 10,000 00
_heor Farm ............ 8,000 00
Water -Works. 20,000 60
oaUtanding Warrants ...„.-.. 5,000 00
5,000 00
' Sinking Pond 20,000 00
• $114,650 00
Mr. Atwell moved that the ordinance, be
adopta., .
Mr. Deers° R. Riddle objected, for the rea
son that he was not sufficient, posted upon
the financial affairs of the city.
Th. At:teeth= was taken, when Mr. Riddle
thenegative.. •
Atwell inoteda saspepsien of the rulei,
*hi& was agreed to, and the ordinance final
cil,ihe ordinance was con . -
mond hi, provided the appropriation for foe
oy~jnu Le increased to $10,000,, and that
the 45,000 formerly voted for the relief of
thiFlanttlies of volunteers be added. Se
lect Condi adhered to their former action,
Alia Mesa& Itwin'and S. Riddle were ap
pointed a Commlttse of Conference. Messrs.
dmttb, hinny and Dill were appointed on
behalf of Coalman Council. The Commit
tee mooted in favor of appropriating $lO,OOO
for. the Tire 'Department, and omitting the
$5,000 for the relief of soldiers families. Re"-
port accepted sad orlinanco adopted.
explanation of this action, it is neces
sary "to. state that the sum of $5,000 was ap
propriated for the relief of soldieri' families,
.by the Councils of Mit year, and will be Immo
:saeOlately placed In proper hands for Obtribu-
Mr.•Wtight premixted to Councils the con
.tract-entered tato between tho Street Com
mittee end the Pittsburgh, Solt Wayne and
Chicago' Railway. Company, relative to the
traeatien of certain etreets.' Also resolutions
for the opening of Allegheny avenue, and for
the appointment CO Messrs.McAuley, Dean
and Richey, as Viewers under the law. The
contract war ratified and the resolution
- 4842, 1i 04.
.. Riddle presented the following.
- Wag& SpeedalCammittee of three
Nolted to confer With eel:altar Gemmel!.
tirelkom - the Pittsburgh Councils with a view
„to parenting the obstruetions of the narrow
Channel at the point, by the passage of an or
-Cranes with a view to:that and. Adopted.
- '-3L! - same gentleman offered a resolution to
yriareasehorses for the Rope Steamer, which
, was adopted.
WriOt presented a resolution author
ising the hfarket Commissioners to contract
for the =emery funds to furnish the new
Council Chambers, Treasurer's otnce and
,
Mayors dace. Adopted.
Mr. Knox presented a petition from the
Day and Night Pollee, asking for an inmease
of salary. .Read and referred to Committee
on Palimi, is report.
.. In adltMolll thencit, present: Messrs. Ben
. ray, Brown, Caughey, Campbell, Ditl, Dun
lap, Falhanter, Ham Recadom, McDon
ald, Yolgeal, Patterson;Smith Schleiper and
`Yeßrier,,President. ,
-...lffinntes of previous meeting read and ap
. &sum presented a petition from the
Ilulmbliratif the Fire Department,asking for
• an inereainisatheir salary, and the amount
=Sir attsmdfng efts. -Bead and referred to
ltbut On Engines and Rose.
Oltughey,pra a petition from
.tikiergelligby; makingrise Cou ted ncils to remunerate
- Tor - repairs made by him on Ohio Lane.
Read and referred ta Committee on Streets.
11r.Jouzilap submitted the report of the
Market Committee,anclosing the Wale:mas
ters' reports for the month of January, as fel
lows
•Diesarad Werlikales, Wm. scandrett..-.....i1150 or,
&mad Word Scales,J. A. White, from Jane
-0u,_714 Wan.
6e d_;...
Son. l Word licaler,W.F. Manson, from Joh.
Cit to so Si
_...._.._.6n~ rs
.I(+t •"".."....'4.-,•••-
Alio aresolution authorizing " warrant to
be drawn on the Treasurer for the sum of $3
;,;.. - luTtrof or John A.' Whits, for coal furnished
Oil Annie at Second ward dale.
-Report accOpted and resolution adopted.
lfr. Bouncy, from the Committee on..En
lines; submitted the, following:
Reeoleedi -That the Mayor be and ha is an
.-tharized..;to to: him warrants on the Tram
., . mar ha,fsvor of the following persons, and
for theamounts set opposite their names, and
dirge appropriation N 0.17:
Allen Riehey, Superintendent First ward
Hee* CO:i.zeizrh Ide, $2B; Wm. Barr, Hart
sell, U. Darin, Ii Rose and J. Drown, aids,
sabuy - and - four Ares, each $11; John Work
man,repairs, $2O 65.
-Isense Crow Superint e ndent Second Ward
Boa sale ' ry, eta., $l9 BO; H. Haack, 0.
aids, er B a l aA: Gibson J. Runter and A. nays,
ry sad four Ores, each $ll. •
M. Pahl, Baperimtandent Third ward Hose
Con'inlerT.sl.9 50; J. Minerhatt, P. Pub], J.
Diebold, H. Gackart and A. Miller, aids,
salary and - two tires, each, Sior John South,
irides, $ 5 .
A. Clendenning, repairing bore for the rev
. end hose campmates - from July 18, 1853, to
November Ili 1863, 5141 TO.
Report accepted, and resolution adopted.
Dlr. DUI, from Committee on Printing,
eillored the following:
RepolaWf4hat the ' Mazor be and be is
,hereby authorised to their his warrants on the
'Nreitalleer in fIITOU Of -the following persons,
end for the amount' sot *milts their names:
Hartsfre, balance of. contract, $5O; speciu ad-
Unidalifi $2 7 25; tots:l i r:2 25; W. G. John
immit 00., -stationery, blank book', de.,
465415:'
Rapid amiepted, and resolution adopted.
,"Kriat'Dotudd, from thriConunitteo on (las,
ifferiti the following:
ju l iked i 'flakes Mayor be and hitt hore
by to draw his warrant on the
' faro, of the Allegheny Oar Com
. =7 the sum . . of $1,198 75, in full, for
the eity lamp', Mayor's dim, kc
for OA quarter andinlannary lot, 1811, and
i d
" lartarrlaearp tion doptod.
- ,414.-103tior ;tr. Canshey i in the i
dell) f
- frond the followthg.
That a Committee of three, one
from Selectrat two from Common Council,
beappdaLdto atemoralize the Legislature to
arealumil the city chatty as remake the term
' of cairn of Mayor alectlrelor two year', and
asisaidnalsitall be eligible for more than
twirtsseristire tams.
illAsptrod, and d idetas. Mate and Patter
appelgted on the part of C.C. B. C. non
-NM Dlll °Brad an Ordinance making an op
, - • propdaties of one hundred and fifty thousand
—"dollars - of the thuds of the city, to pap
bramtles - to irohintisro , to All up the city
orot d a. - „ - ii Midi being taken,tha . resolution wiz
. R. .
~ ..7./111t:DUI breed Ale following resolation:
Swerbwii That= the-Finance Committee re.
bi the Coondli the condition of the Rait
' —sea stack of the arty, the number of shares
dispoird'Of, ',what. price, to whatdebts (if
' - m)thri.pftwaids were eppliad, sna how. th•
Wlrnoll_lifirry) lute bean invested.
~-..-.l.sllm,.smith moved tots, the resolution
es ibstebi! Lost.
- 134plestdoit twearibis on the adoption;of
••- , •
thorwselltdort,tbo yam and maven called,
when lawn adopted by lbst following rote :
Tossr4dossrs. Penney, Brown, Camobsii,
Dill,'Pardbabor. Maio, necadorn, brDon
ald and Schisizor-10.
Nays—Moran. Caughey, Dunlap, WN"T ,
Patterson sled Bmlth-5.
B. C., Mr.!; IlidAle offered the follow
ing as s antetlinte:
Resolved, That Messrs Thomas M. Howe,
Josiah Sing and James Marshall, Trustees of
the ulna Stocks lately held by the city of
'Alledbody, be requested to report to Councile
:the condition of said trust, if in their judg
ment inch report would not be prejudicial to
the city interests.
Adopted and concurred in by C. C.
Councils then adjourned.
- • -•
United ISTA-t;immieslon.
The Amoy Committee - of Western Pennsyl
vania promote the following report of ts op
asthma dosing the month of January : i
Rev. Robt. M. Millen and Angot Weller, of
New Castle, Penn's; Rev. Cyrus Cummings,
Mt. - Jackson; Rev. A. Calhound, Temperanee-
Mlle; Rev. W. M. Coleman, Pithshorgh; Mr.
Geo. Barns, Clinton, Pa.; Bar. W. P. John
ston, 8011. Centre, Ohlmßev. Thos. B. Lea
son Brookville, Pa.; Bev. J. M. Can, Bt.
Claimants, Ohio,
have gone as delegates to
the Army of the Cumberland..
Rev. M. Bobcats, of North Madison, Ohio;
Calhoun, Itookstown, Pa.; Rev. A. B.
`Holloway:, Smith's Mills, Pa., and Rev. W.
P. Morgan, Rural. Valley, Pa., have gone to
the 'Army of the Potomac.
The Treasurer acknowledges the following
donations received In January :
ll'evrtoi Church, Fletcher, Oh io.
Chepth •- Creek, do
italier&t
Rural Village Armstrong county -I; —.—.
w X.,
PayneCknrebes—.
160
East ...... ...... ..........
Merton 10 55
George Creek, Pa...—.
SO SO
Wellsville, ---. 4 ,
Bleb Creek, Obio.--- .......... ... !!K?
Frankfort Hprings, Pa........_.._..._C0 1 r
Wheelie); FelleY,
Bridgewater, Pa------iM Z..o Plgo3nCrek congregation,F u g;ils,_ fa
00
Whaling, Weahlogton county.
West Middlesex, Washington county, Pa
First Church, Itoranouth, lltiuola
Bearer, Hearer county, Ps— ---
Paris, YirtiehLogton county,_—
Harmony_ Congregation, P..
Lecly of U. P. Church Wheeling, vs
Klulf• Cne.4i, Florence, ....
Shannon, Pa..
Bethel, Pa.
Bentleyville circuit, Pa....-
... - . -
Bridgewater, Beaver cortnty, Pa...
Beaver, Beaver county, Pa.........
Mt. Plessaut Meeting Houle, r..
Contorted and California circuit, P..
Tippecanoe Cong., Harrison Co, Ohio.
Lutheran Church, Tarentam, Pa...--
Church North Sewickley, Pa...
5.00000 on
00 00., Pa- -
Ohio do de do
112 k Vet Church, .....
• on, Kola - Oro.
Wrightevillo, Warren Co., Pa. 14 (St
S. Clair Township, Columbiana Co., 0._.. 21 191
WashingtonCongrevtion, Indiana Co., P.. rf. 75
C 9 30
Bottorills, Monroe Co., 0h10...---.—...... 06 04
Army Com., Bator Co., Pa- ......... _-.....: 150 00
Collensburg, Clarion Co.__ 61 tin
riartvata.
Union Township, Mask Co 15 50
M. E.-Church, lientleymille, ..... 102 SD
Children.' Fair, Johtudown, Pa.---.—. T 3 h' Onneart at Manahald. Pa ffil
U. P. Church, Henderson, 11l .....«.._........_... 06 19
Baeletp
lie.. B„ Limestone, - Ch;i s on Co
Mr. and lin, Wallingford, Pithbusgh. Pa._ S,u ou
Mary Kirkpatrick, Oakland Cross Roads,
Westmoreland Co., Pa.--.. ..... .....__ 100
Mn. P. Collin, Shiriejaborg..-- ............ 00
M. Collins, Shilleyeborg, P. 1 O.
Oltio cif) 57.
Phillip Dental, Freedom, Pe- 5 to
J. Wilson, Jefferson ttrituthip 6 00
Soldiers* Friend, Parte, 5 o Citian. or 01
,MissC. Beaty
_Allegtieny, t, on
Sc,. Si. L. Blake, Pittsburgh. Pa.-_____. 503
Miss J. R. Foley, Cannonahnigh, a 0)
Sabbath School, Swissvale, CO
South Berth and-Union Churshes, Smhory.
Pa . CD 45
ibt,. W. F. Borman &milady, Rural Village,
Armstrong county, 5 CO
Colon Meeting, Brownsville, Pa-. 8 85
do do Smithfield. 1'n.._..._........ 541
do do New Geneva, 500
John Gallaher, Merrittetown, Pa..-----. 603
Z Vankirk, do I co
John.. L0ve......_..
'I 00
2. C. /Lannon Co., Pittsburgh, I'a 50 00
Citizens of Freehold, Warren couuty, P. 7 50
Citizens of Eralemon, Pa. 8 01
lin. E. Nell, Oreenrille, Clarion, cat nty, Pa. 500
Friends at Freoch ..... 1 35
Mt. M. J.llowntszt, Wort Newton - , is._ 103
H. Pander, Elk Lick, P. o tiO
Lady, Bethel Church, Ohio ......_.........•.-• fu
A Friend, Turtle Creek, Pa. OD
Kahoning Furnace, Oaklend, Armstrong
county, Pa-. 30 CO
Joseph home Co:Pittsburgh, Pa.—....... 25 CO
City CB., Licking canary, Ohio ....... ...._.. 63 30
0
James Lawson, Dayton, Pa—
Rev. B. Mitchell. Mt. Pleasant, Ohio- 5 00
Mrs. E. IL Bitchelh do 5 op
Apron String Range:rain:mill lownsiTtip, In
diana county, P.. -.. 955
P.
The following contribution” of Ileepital
Stores hare been received during January
2 boxes of fruit from ladiesof United Prmbyterian,
Lutheran, and illethodhd Chorebm, of Sunbury, But
ler county.
1 box of sundries from Ladles Aid Sochty of Can
not:olmeg, Washington couniy.
1 box from John Bets, lemaier'. Cm. Mode, Som
erset county.
boxes of hospital storm and 1 keg Dour trout
from Ladies Aid Society, of Mabouing, Lawreum
county.
2,130xes dendrite from Ladles Aid Society of El
der • Ridge, Indiana coanty.
.1 ==it i a. L istfr . om Ladles Aid Society of
Itoetramr, Westmorelepti county.
2 boxes from ladles of Washington and vicinity, In
dians county.
Imam from Ladies Aid Society of Burrell recd Al
legheny townships, Westmoreland county.
1 box of eandries from Ladies Aid Sociely of Wert
Alexandria, Washington comity.
1 box of hospital atoms from the ladit• of Lawrence.
burg, Armstrong county,
1 package of woks front IflasC. J. Finney.
1600 of hospital storm from Ladies Aid Society of
Worthington, Amostrologmonty.•
m 1 box
nship, Mercer of limpilal Mores from ladies of Lac-May..o-
b tow county.
1 box of clothing from Llinarrille Freedman Aid
&clay. Stark county, Ohio.
1 box of hospital Mom from Soldiers Aid Society
of Ebenezer, Indiana county.
1 box of fruit from Colon Aid Society of Dayton,
Armstrongcounty.
1 box of nuadries, from Miss 11 Donaidamis
Sunday School of the Presbyterian Church, Can.
tond:mg.
1 lam of woolen woks, from the Ladies' All So
ciety, of hickory, Wmhlntilou county.
10 doom aocke, from Arbuthnot A el,annon
1 box anodries, from the Childn•n's Soldier's MO
Society. Cmoomborg.•
1 box from the Getman Befortnot Presbyterian
Church, New Castle.
1 box of clothing, from the Ladles of Latrobe.
1 boo, from lho Ladles' Soldier'. Aid Hoelety of
Brookfield, Trumbull county, Ohio.
I
box
lomb of baspitaf•tores, him the Ladies; of Clark.
eo county,o.
1 box of do., from the Ladles of Richland town
ship, Greene county, Pa.
1 Los of sondrim, from the Jorsty Poi. Aid 1...
elety of Allegheny county
C boon, fr. to the Soldtt re Aid Society of Clarks
burg, Indiana county.
3 package, of clotlilog, from Bun Ladies
Ala Society.
1 box of sundries, from the Lattice Aid Society o
New Al,xstulrie utd rkinity. Westmoreland county,
1 box do., from the Holaier's Ald Ste-letv, No. 1, of
Wellsville, Ohio. -
I box do.. froma Blend.
I do. do.. from Frankfort Springs.
gr from f rtf ne T6rhl of stonsttTalsotheirsb Rip
pie, Lawrence county.
, 1 boa do, from Hugh Dalton. Duller rowdy.
10 cockeye, from Hrs. A. M. Wallingford.
15 holm, from lho Cbriettan Commloton, Phil
delpids.
I lockage. do., from Din. 01
I do. do., from John Culbm
do, do., from Mnr.A.D,
I do. do., from Mr. 11. L.
The following artielea
Army of the Pumberlat
month:
010 flannel shirt.,
375 pairs drawer.
102 Intoclln drawers,
1029 pairs socks,
442 palm mittens,
Ig2pillmra,
IZS pliker cis.,
38 comforts,
16 bLsoketa
LL ih“ta
30 rolls of in,
165 home vim.
176 tolls bandages,
61 , 530 P•10.
15,000 page, tracts *
testamente,
4 650 00 hymn hook
k
1475 oldies boas, .
210 large books,
5,330 envelopea,
It reams writing pp.. •
The tommission bare now enlarged their
work so that their delegates are found in trrery
part of the army, and _ht. order to .meet the
great demand we must hire large oontribu
,
dons of money and stores.'
Send stores to W
NP.
7 W Smithfield street.
Contributions of cash toAMMO,
No 71 Wood street.
ye been sent to the
d daring the past
284 fruit in cane.
7357 lb. dried frail,
141 qts brandy,
1216 Os wine,
2051 b. batter,
46 bushels potatoes,
67 Ibe chicken soup,
28 cans milk
275 lamas,
2 bbis soar trout,
17,000 &kola, .
20 Ito tan,
25 lb. gum arable,
651te torn etercb,
70 lb. Wins,
1511. raisins,
20 Ibe •oaP,
1285 lbsstutsr,
101 b. Op,
4016. ginger,
Mirturau COLTAILTe-411. William Catil
whose death- is noticed In another column,
was a member of the au regiment, who re
sponded to our conetzy's ealL lie was cap
tured near Chasm.llorsville, Va., on the 47t8
of November last, and hes languished in a
Southern prison over fines. . Another victim
ts the mossinfamoni rebellion Mayer cursed
the earth.
Now Mcsic,--Idn. • Charlotte Blnme, 43
Fifth street, has received "Willie has gone to
the Wes," song end chores, words composed
by George Cooper, Ergo natio emilgud 1, 7
'Stephen C. Wear, author. of--. " satifet
DrssitterP "Coins rimming/ Utilise Dream
imp", etc:, etc. 'Pries SO cents;,- . Am, nut
bean the Batd.,_itstliaP slag avi, thou,
b 7.0•0311 *sot , : PAP!
Eseteptton In the 22d District.
The following Is a listof the names stricken
gam the enrollment, Pint Class, =d Di,-
trict with the causes of exemption
TORSUILI.
:Salm Cletland.
[Hat Dennison,
'Wm Davidson,
Wm rider,
Peter Ferguson. •
811 Leonard,
James Miller,
W W McDtrell,
Samuel McKinney.
Gustavo, Shelia,
George :quids,
Peter Stn Ye,
W P lurner,
Salm Welsh,
a n m 1 I T -o crtg,
I
Muth Pester.
EMS
Edward Bal:,•rr
Joseph float,
John Remmel
Unrsitabtruns
Wbuore, 5
or 4
Jun Coot, under 'Z.,
tElechoo .f Par.
Matti/ow Mannlton,
John D Ba.rklw, •
Dim/4M,,
James M Ando/non,
John Asin,
Auttudav lkdlefeld
Hugh Boyd,
Election of ParelVA
Wm Zimourmam,
01Ivor Elliott,
John 0 3140inu14,
Unstriablemess of Age.
W C Courtney, or 43
Mob Tootbill, du
John Bradley, 2 do
John Forgoooo, do
SIMIN
Richad Vitlrr,
Thonal Dixon,
Stephen Lloyd,
Robert Sitarist,
Darld Emery,
John Emory,
George rest,
Jahn Langban,
Thomas Jackson
Jobs Dlson.
Ander Borsorigs over
WiMom G. noose do
John &halts. do
Motion of Pomo!,
Thomas]. Kooney,
Lewis Fors'the,
(7herlos restos,
Joseph Humor,
•
810
klmo' Donnelly
Patrick ass/dm,
James Wod,
George Yea k,
Td's
Tbas Malone,
Francis Mogeteday,
J. Forabeitine,
El
Ba n of Pont's.
James Ban.
nmaLthin.... 10
Potrirk Fleming or dd
Nicholas LitoclL du
11 L
_do
Henry King. over 4.4
John Id'Crnetnn,
Unsuilabkness of Ago.
Ilenry U Haat, or 4
Elias B PST 111•011 do
Jar 0 Borol.d, do
Emanuel Umber, do
Lledilta of Parrots.
Francis Cuddy.
John hl*Crendy. e
001,1 ICJlath, Jr. •
10 IV
V , 15
TS as
23 55
45 00
70
3325
1 00
Attaa.
Frod'k DI llovnlor,
Chu Elupkr,
VomitsDievorvs Ago
J ti In' Loughlin or
Hoehn of Parou l / 4
Thom Hughes,
John Pilo*,
Disabilif
Saml Andrews,
erJs ELL
llLeas:
Urnry McKay,
Wm Itrunnr,
John klyliay.
%m Pouter,
Samuel Fulton;
tinorgn Vornyth.,
Wm l'imr”.
Robert Um le,
Alan Miller,
Thne Cherry,
BAIL. of Panora.
John Meelogiry.
Dinfri
G W Ament.
Mimeo Mark.
John Hor,
JAM.. U Corey
Potrlck Cnn.!
John Intrich,
Jac.ls Wlnetnan,
Thomas Overalls!.
Jame. Jenkins,
George Jenkins.
Abraham
John Jenkins,
Chaska SleCarron,
Wm N Jenkins.
Thomas Hirst,
Wm Mender,
1.1.1 W mu ter,
Hobert Mason.
L'aseitobbtess J Aloe.
C kilinandsou r, .th to.
Version of
John honeadatf,
laamorl 0 Pollock,
J Motley Campbell,
Wm Bolton,
Daniel W Adam,
Samuel Beath. •
AN•nr
'Michael Mack,
John U. Iscitrtrh,
Wm. Murphy,
- Jacob 11twig,
David Bath,
John
Ilugb Brown,
Anthony Burn.,
Ja•ob Furrr,
Almon Keating.
Wm. Norris.
Jams Burk,
Wm. Esuvrorthy,
John Dairen,
Wm. McKnight,
Michael O'Conn , r,
Michael
Wm Wersckcn,
VainordAsl.s.car ear dpo.
edrna'nSulliran, m
John Patel, do
Alberti Dolby, do
John Lawsn, du
Bllionna, do
Patrick Langitt, do
Frank MrNally, do
Mira,
Prima Form",
Wm Wastwaiev,
Taw Bora.,
Wm Bread,
John rep,
Alaxandlir Rafferty
PLllip eau,
David Blair,
Samoa Pattmuda,
Peter Lichtenthal,
John MeHain.
_Nmsitabiram. ff . ago.
Chu Newby, mrm S. m
Yrwal/ I , lltm, under
Christi. Ih Iler, mar 15,
Doing. of the Subsistence Committee.
The Subs istence Committee are doing a large
business now, in the way of feeding troops
passing through the city, there being scarcely
a day that they do noj-bavo one or mere reg
iments to entertain. They provided a din
ner yesterday for the 14th Mieblgan Battery.
on its way to the Army of the Potomac,. This
Battery is a now one, numbering one hundred
and thirty men, and commanded by, Captain
Charles Maine, formerly of the fith Michigan
Infantry. While the men were passing down
Market street, on their way to the ears,we over
heard one of the man saying to his commander,
"'fent this a bully place? I have not bad
anything for pis months that did me as mach
good as that supper." The Omumitiee alto
entertained the bOthategiment Pennsylvania
Volunteers ' who arrived here last night, con
sisting of three hundred and Arty men, on
their way to flarribeirg. This fans body of
men is commanded by Col. Bingham°. Christ,
and Lieut. Col. Edward Avert!. They belong
to the Sib Army Corps, and have re-enlisted
for the war.
Lecture• on Washington
The Menne of - the Rev. Professor Tiffany,
at Concert Hall, was an exceedingly graceful,
beautiful and elegant tribute to the memory
of a great and good man, the varied wealth
and splendor of whose genius was only
esualied by the gentle and Christian graces
of hie private life. Well may Americans be
proud of one who Commanded alike the hem•
age of the intellectual and the learned of all
lands, and the fondest affection of all who
made up thedimaller but dearer circle of his
"Sunny Side" home on the banks of the
beautiful Hudson. Ills character as a Chrb
den, a friend and companion, as well at a
print* In the world of letters, was portrayed
with graphic fidelity and power.
A heavy shower of rain between six and
seven o'clock doubting kept many away, yet
he had a very respectable audience.
Tnrarax.—On the occasion of her farewell
benefit, which comes -off this evening, kin.
Emma Waller will appear in .two plays—
Shakspeare's Tragedy of Hamlet, in wirich
she sustains the character of the philosophic
Prince, and Lady Camilla Hailstone, in •
three sot drams, which has had a ran of 200
nights in Loudon, and lately hid great /neon,'
in Boston and'New York. This is a dramatic
combination, which, apart from the acknowl
dged profanes , of - the- beneficiary, ought to
and donbUeu will draw • crowded lime.
To-Mol7oll' Mrs Waller will make her tact ap
pearance for the canton.
Dean or Overgraze-tn.-11 1 m Margaret
Campbell died' it the residence of her son,
Andrew Campbell, in -Armstrong township,
Indiana county, • few &yeas° at the ad.
warmed age of geistire of this
lady atta • fair-years ago at 0.2 e. aga of
- - 'DLlttou'o , oteoe, No. 61..11)Issoosid 411.7,
botwooo - Wood.on4 Szoittdold otiOefilt‘pom
tf , 8 p. , oa.
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oxviat-twer-Wsvar - Olaehumtk t. P .ll...lbmwe.,
Phnedelptda: B..LiPyteett• o) -- ! ritt o .l9o ,
for sale by Ed) '41.0 , 4 - SS dl *oora
moo. rtootr.
"The Atateressr--ftit • thottgli Mire ,rio
name on the title page, this bookli nenfess
edly from a lady's pery—dediestes it to the
Public, whisk she describes *admit which sbe
emu boars, 1408111 gISSKICISSS6O2 SAC 1130S1
Waring now broken the ice, however, and
found that there was really nn just Onus — s to
fear so good-natured s creature, which in
these days tokerto reading stoxies like "Ors,
the Lost Wife," as naturally se ducks :bike to
the water, we hope that when her next book
is ready f or its dedleation, the fair authoress
will be able to address the public as one in
whom "love bath east out akar"-4ke, in the
meantime, having acquired that which eke
ha; coveted, its good opinion. Bach stories
as she evidently can weave for its hours of
Idleness mike that result almbst as corn
anxtbing can be in this ameatain worldtel as
TnlOGarar CSXATIOS : The Millennial Eat; or,
The world co l t Winne. By the Ilse. /oho Coro
mktg. D. It.. P. B.C. E., bettor Of 'ate Great.
Tribalatlen," nod .Th 6 Great Preparatlca.'' &w
-ood Series, Eels Turk: Carleton. Pittsburgh: for
tale by Mary Muer, net door to the Postai..
....esoo. limo. Pelts OWE. •
owNsuziA•
Gm Wooblayer, or 45
Thm C Rohhiscn, do
John McCully, do
Diabitily.
And Yeilbrook,
Elia. Crudidollse,
Robt Johnston,
W Si Linehart,
J J linter,
john lit Cully,
OWNMIP.
lll'eß Neel,
Chula. Hamlett,
Nicholas Coleman.
Disability.
George Bosheitnier,
Simon Byers,
David L. Calhou,
David K.. Calhoun,
IJame• Clark,
JIIMPA C. Crawford,
John Gallaher,
John LomDoan,
John McCowan,
Richard McClure,
I. F. Lorre.
Levi B. Scott,
!mac N. Simon,
Joseph A. Stone,
Charles Taylor,
Almender Wismar.
ToIitNAITIP.
This volume contains nineteen lectures on
a subject that is fatly enunciated in the terms
need on the title-page, Which we hive ban.
soribed above. This series of lectures may be
regarded se a eromplennentary of the two
works also named , in connection With it
above, namely: "The Great Tribulation" and
"The Great Preparation." The suns sim
plicity, directness, earnestness and power,
which characterize everything ' that prnoecds
from the pea of this eminent minieuir, aro
strikingly present In this volume. • '
,cendiary Fire—Point 'Planing Mill
DestroyEd,,
Last night. shortly after eleven o'elOck, fire
as discovered issuing from the second atoll,
(J. F Weitzel!,
Disability ,
1 John Borland,
.1 Wel,y Brooks,
Ebel (nen:tents,
Wm Hocketein,
lillareue A Janos,
James Jahn,
alortonl.trebenlebyr,
John 'Ong,
Marlin Kepler,
G. Kerb.,
•Rlclionl Lyarb,
John Numb!!ll,
John Mille,
Wee Elmlre,
of the Point Planing Mill, aieige establish- 1 '
meat owned by Messrs. Duoton, Dfitler.t Ce.,
and located en the tomes of Tenn and Du , '
queene street., In tbo First Ward. The fire
men were promptly on the ground , but owin g ,
to the isliammable nature of a great portion
of the contents of the bnildint, it was com
pletely gutted, 'coring little elan thou 'the
naked walls. The - Ere *ll3 'eatoluttileated
to the rear cud of, the etory, and the
incendiary Is euppoied to 'heti :gain
ed crease thereto by ascending ati out
side stairway, which led 'from the lumber'
yard. Tho building was of briok, and wan.
filled with velus,ble machinery, patterns stir.
The Arm wen extensively unwed in-building
steamboat cabbie, and hatralarge amount a
work on bands. Their lumber yard wax 5 0
injured, but much valtiabbi machinery has
been either badly damaged ortotally destroy
' ed....,Oiring to the lataneu of the hour, we
could not obtain the amount of the loos;but it
will be heavy. 'The mill hut bean twice de
stroyed twice by fire, arid Wu fired malici
ously a few months ago, but saved by timely
discovery.
Wm K Armstrong
D mid Clemens,Jt,
CO term,
Arthy Rahn,
John Klitzley,
John Bapler,
Lewis flattest,
Jam. Hon,
Wan Wilson.
01.119.111 P.
Thos Bowler,
Shoe A Duncan,
Nicholas King,
Wm SNeel,
V 1 'm niche],
Moses Diehard..
ITheodore Shade,
.To. CSteward,
Mathew Taylor.
John Wilson,
9 TOIT•SIIIP.
POEM Dodds,
Itlichecl Burley,
Jame. Jones,
Georg.. U MlcLael,
John Mot mean,
AM.' Peter...
Jame. Itobia.on,
Wm Smith,
W D Woolelayar,
l'atasits blew. b./ Ape,
.1 P Auld, under 24/
Robert David... over 4
M Whelan, do
John II Lewi., do
, Wm Dodds, do
:David Unaltson, de
Samuel Soles, do
Wm 11110 y, do
WlO It Lowell, d 0
lAudrnsr ages. .10
Semi Thomploo, Jo
. TOWXIIIIII9.
Capture of a Large Train
On Saturday afternoon lest, about tirenty
seven miles from New Creek, at the inn:Ration
of the Moorefield and Petersburg roads, a sup•
ply train consisting of ninety -tyro 111 Z ;mote
teams wits attacked by the rebels and the
whole train captured. The 22d Illinois regi
ment had come dawn to the Inaction of the
roads for the purpose of guarding the train
into Petersburg, and soon after their arrival
were attacked Who rebels with artillery and
beaten back to confusion. The train was ac
companied by five or six hundred men moat
of whom were completely panicstricken. The•
intin vas regarded u a most valuable one.
Most of the man succeeded in snaklog their
escape, but the mules and horses, about four
hundred in number, the envies and contents
were captured.
The rebels 'rho attacked the train circa
down the Meorfield road, and are supposed to
have been lying In welt for the train fur sev
eral days.
Mihulono,
McCully,
, A.U.s CaM
James Ho.au. it
Wm Hammer,
Peter Ilextrnan,
Rucks a LI.IIII,
Markel Lightner,
D R P Mane,
Richard McCracken
Matthias Need,
Datded Qte.t7,
We refer with pleasure to an oiScial an •
nouncetnent of the te• enlistment ;Attila vet
eran Corps, in another column• The record
of the Ninth Army Corps Is a proud one—
earned on many a bloody, field. M.J•6ianeral
Burnside has been authorised by tbe Secrete ,
ry of War to recruit it to 50,000 men. - Con
taining as it does so many veteran Pennell ,
rants Regiments, we trust that thiscommend
will receive that *bare of the new volunteers
which it merits and claims would soem to en
title It to.
Ufo=
Levi Smith,
Frntrvirk Baud',
Jan:lm Thevreve,
na& P
[Jays! Sidilaugh] Iv,
lieLe Arthur.
J k Cnchlenstadt ur
W Janes, do
Y.J. Weaver, do
IJavld Johns, do
John Blassella, • u n d or
John Trapp.
Etera. of
Wm. C. Portsr,
John Calmer,
Ceo. W. Rooter,
Trosillo May.
Tua citizens of White tp.. Inatina Co., met
on itforlay, for the purpose of taking men.
surd to fill their quota. Committees were
'appointed - to canvass the several school dis
tricts and solicit money. A local bounty of
$14.5 will be paid.
ettGllll •aD ASTHMA end all
disorders of the Throat, Breath and•Longa are
fettered by using "Drowns Bronchial Tro
ches. Sold by all Druggles.
For sale de at Foliates drag stare, Pitts
burgh.
. . -
Nom Ihmdev4l.
ICharlea Korth...
Diathihro.
John Anderson,
Daniel Ccqtr.
John Curry,
Daniel Crawford.
Charles P Dufl,
Patrick Raper,
Prodorick Loather.
John Lanturrt
Edward ki.'Gorrnt,
Fred Nutioffer,
rtionhurilt Ilabrnsten,
Adam Fronton,
Jacob Taylor,
70,112.1}.
HARM/MR.2 BOUSTI FIISD.—The noise has
Pored • bill legalising on ordinance pused
by tbo Council' of. ilarciriburg, loping a tan
of eigbt Drills, to raird a bounty rand for vol.
onteera.
Chums or Dirrianata.—game patheloglita
claim that dlptheria hes been oveasioned.by
the introduction and ma of kerosene oil.
What an amount of dlptherla, thin, should
be around Pittaborghi
Electron 4 regrew
V C Barker,
Joseph Iletzel,
Da:WA,
John R Dower.,
Henry Brlersolhoble,
Samuel Craig,
Peter Firmer,
John D
G. !teller,
Robert Eterhstor,
John D
Frederick /tiller,
Gen 6 Italtscueser,
Fred/wick Sheller,
hol. Pill,
W D Rifkin/1,
Henry Mackey.
BUICKLAYII I 2I . Mnensa.—The jsurnernen
bricklayers have tilled a meeting for this
evening, at the Ilan of the Neptune Engine
Houle. A general attendance Is desired.
SPECIAL LOCAL Noncus.
TllO/US PAPART, Plain and Ornamental
sta.. Finder, and dealer in Pennsylvania and
Vermont elate of the but quality at law rates.
Ones at Alex. Lastgblin'e, near the Water
Works, Pltlabtcrgh, Pa. a
' GROIM kJ:LLCM'S SMUG MCCSIIIS ILMO
obtained the highest premium at !very State,
County, end luting* Fair held in 1863, 'am
tSa beef family and the bait mannfanturing
maohineo, and for the beat maollino work.
A. F. CnaTOaar. General' Agent,
IS Fifth street, .itiat!urilht Pa.
G11%741[1E11, have you examined the ton and
winter stook of goods at the Merchant 'hal
tering establishment of Som.-GA/me & CO,
No. 64 Market street
A fresh supply of goods every hest.
Rave yen examined the prices of goods at
the Merchant Tailoring establishment of Sam.
Graham & Co., No..fet Market street; if not,
It is now time you would, and save 20 per
tent. in your clothing bill.
Every garment warranted a perfect dt.
Bu= Gusust. , Gio.igoClormass.
IiIIID/LIDNOWITHIA SICK IN Claw!
Young men, be warned in time supply yowt.
solves with LIOLLOWA:rI3 P ILLS t OINT
KENT. . They 'arti.gtuwanteed to , ours the
worst cues of &ma Meer', Seurry, Peron
and Bowel cumpleitits. _Only :5 Ms. per box
cm gr t- sale In Pittsburgh, P.., by B. L. Velma
stack Co. .
For male also at Zoliottre..Drn atone,. Fifth
street.
lan ftaoarvm us. BAUM eon Bla.--.The
fine usortment of lfall and Muster Illotlang,
lately received by Mum. John Wier A Co.,
Merchant Tailors, to. He federal Sitsests Al
legheny. The stock of clothing ooricite of;
the lineal earlelrof gents' pantak.orof vatic
ooats and overcoats. The style Of pads= is
tattle' and laskiansble. We, woiild Witt
all of our readers to ere the isbirse ratlines
WiTOlll3, Nlfitalf, so.—d." M. Roberts,
Go. 17 Ptah etrest, la now opentog the most
eholoo sloth of fins Gold and elleer Watohos
Jewelry, Sliver wars and Pau* Goods etroZ
dlsplapotln tat city, end beetling Riess at
runarkably low twloos.
Owning and oarriaip oath •11Fin be taken at
the Omnibus dine, 80. 410 Penn dads day
or night. All avant left at the above place
will be prom .atbradad to. All ealls art
ha paid In advancer
C. B ,D. h 240 than :save,
tend to all baalaidstan of his tworettlol.
ETS.—On Wednin at lo ecbck,
JAMILIS AN T. TVAIIB, In th e 68tb paror D.
114 famrsl oda to - 14W. from hit istv redden , *
on Oihns dust. two doom unto pawn Amat o South
l'lttabortir. afiTilakT4o3oo. o . •t- 10 00. k. V.
friends of th• family at. sm.etfolly toy , HA in
igtend. , .
OOLTAIIT.LTa litititnendi' , Va:, en , DO. ilk.
180, WILLIAM COLTSC! , ;
The rolatirro irrA *final; Oftia tinitly.orrlfiret -
DWl:lalttftM4 4ol 4 3l4 fiti t tO: fro
_t ' 4l-
done if Eli tabor, et paktohel, oar TaculT. Feb.
60,11841 A - tUn`Olotki. earibil ,
Ornrrit ofpriaillistetorithial,shrotiril%
O'doelt jr: ,
our Book-Zilft,
The Ninth Arms Corp&
THE LATEST .A
7 4. 2. ; 1 :4 2 04" 1 -
OUR SP.EOIAI. DIRATOHES.
FRQM WASHINGTON.
itabilfiLialcblaakixittitrutt t 7 itzetlx ,7 .!
_ Westuactox, Feb. 4, 1.934.
BOUTtlglg
The Richmond Er =wiser of last Saturday is
received. From it eve clip t he j9/ 10 W th g -
„,
Jcriwon, Misc., Jon. 2P.Fiftion transports
with troops, arMvedist Vicksburg on the 27th.
The enemy it in force along tbo Big Bleck.
Shorminsind staff with three or four regi.
miasma reported to have passed up Yazoo
river to Mochanicaliarg, where they met Axe
2d Taxes regiment, which fell back. Beery
demonstrations are being made:towards Patch ,
atanla. The enemy number 10,000 and are
advancing from the coast.
Morristown, ion. 29.—Maj. Gen. Backner
artived here.. ,
Longstreit's - headquarters have been moved
to this place.
The enemy attacked Gen. Martin with im
perial fares beyond French Brandon Wodnes
day, and atter a severe fight We compelled
him to retire, with a loss of twaploces of ter
tillfey and two hrindrad men killed, wounded
orhatoni Jan. '2.9.—The enemy loot night,
;at niiirr erica(' reopened fire on Sumter.
Three ten:inch 'coltzmillads undone thirty
:pounder Pirrott. Fine were directed at the
South end of the Fort. During the night 123
&hells wore thrown, eighty-fire bunting in
had over the ' Fort. Two porrott aliens also
struck the Fort. Firing on Sumter contirmed
all day, and is still going on this evening.
casualties end no damege done to the
Fort..
Haterton,Texan, Jan. MI, via Inelinon.
siorippi, Jon. 19.—We hare accounts of another .
}miens Indian raid in Cork county in which
ewelve or fifteen people- were ki lled.: The .
Indians werearezed and equippod'by the Yan
kees, ' ' .
'The fifteen millions of Ctbrederate mosey ,
that bed ran the blockade front some angora
porta., Dairens, and had , safely ,reached
Itionteroyddexice, co route to thelrans-Mis
eippi Department, ten been attached by the
English 'bees.) of Mitre" .k Co., htatamoras, for
alleged Albite of Hart, ther'Claartermat
ter Agent .of the Confederates .States got,
meat ll:meeting his contract for cotton. The
same house attached a large amount of cotton
in transitu in Meal., belonging to the gov
ernment, on the same account.
ften. A. J. Itamliton,.the Abolition appoin
tee of the Milltery Governor of Texas, Dad a
Pabite:roceptlenat ?daemon's by the. Gov
erner*. Isltpecah ai - the 'banquet be an
nounced that in cone the French advance on
Matentities; thiTatike es *old help the Max-
icons whip them out.
The :Yankees, 500 strong, have advanced
frhm Thomasville on King Ranch. They met
no' oppoiltion.
Col. Beihredes and Col. John S. Foid, the
old ranger, are raising a force in the west, to
suppress the Mexican bandit* now depreda
ting oar coll.
The Yankee force at Salmis and pekew's
Point is about 12,000 men. Occupying Indi
anola with a small gairison,tand Imre visit
ed Latacca. No damage arse done there, save
the smiting of a (ow homes.
The Railroad from Lavanca to Victoria is
thoroughly destroyed.
They also landed aforee of • few hundred
one day last week In the upper pert of Mate
garde Peninsula, for the purpose of catting
oft 15 of our pickets below them. The pickets
escaped in oyster boots.
A company of men under Capt. Itudgoly at.
tempted loot weak t" cross from the main
land to the Peninsula. . They were caught in
in a storm sai l the boats swamped, and they
were obliged to swim out. Fourteen of the
Men perished In the attempt, their dead
bodies being subsequently washed ashore by
the waves, They were frozen to death.
Since the first instant we hove experienced
the coldest weather known for many years.
It la Imitated that I.early all the stubble in
sugar cane is frozen. rev.
The proclamation of Lincoln excites hardly
a thought.
The health and spirits of our Hoops is good,
and tho .oikanisat.on of the army thorough.
Many of the regiments are tram 900 to 1,000
strong.' T 07.1.3 it all right: The enemy
in two nicintbs taken no point regarded as do
tal:table and intended to ho defended.' They
will not attempta battle with less than two to
.The Exosan , r teams that sixty .Yankee
prliiisferi ere:tied on Thursday night from the
prison at Dan+
The telegfeph operators in the principal
cities of the South have formed a secret
league, and on Thursday Met struck for higher
lenge& This strike caused serious inconveni
ence to tbo government. These operators
will be put in the army, and be a few weeks
it le hoped the lines will be at full work again.
The enrolling officers aro proceeding as
rapidly as pomade with the new conscription.
The Senate yesterday (the 20th) removed
the injunction of seemly from the military
bill which passed the Senate in secretsesmon.
It declaime all white men betweerf the ages of
IS and 55 In the military service of the Con
federaiy, for the war .
The Coltunbbs &MO Candiufao says a dis
estroua tire on Tuesday destroyed three mil
lion'dollars worth of notion, a large portion
of which belonged to the government. The
lora was 2700 bales of I. l plands and 800 baler
of Sea Island. Three residences end out
houses, together with fornittue, a large lot of
salt, old merlon. other articles' were also de
stroyed, valued at 8300,000.
THE COE.CRIPTIOS LTn CONIIISCATION DILLS.
The amendments to the-Conseriplion bill,
Ste. were discussed, and sotroml spirited
speeches were made. It was decided to cell
op the ConSicallem bill and phi it through
this afternoon, closing the debate by a pro-
TlOnl question in time for that pewees; atm,
in all ordinary matter Jr legislation, as far as
possible, the member would follow in the
Douse the lead et the 'overt) Committees
having the bills in charge.
"TISSM7III.
The Secretary of the Interior has decided_
that widows of soldiers who bad not been
mustered into service, bat who neieutheless
barn performed military mercies, snd had,
been ready to be mustered in whennrel offi
cers for that purpose presented tttemaolves,
ore entitled to pensions the some es tf their
husbands had been regelarly to service.
tna AIIIIIHMILLTION carrel.
The House Adesiniatretion Caney. Tut
tight, WSJ attended by siztjaionibers. The
inbjeet et discussion wu the necessity of party
discipline,and ottansing to permit the Demo
crats to divide our ranks, end make party
capital, es they had fought to do in one or two
cues, such at the lieutenant-general bill.
. _
The Secretary of War has addressed a cir
cular letter to the Governors of the several
loyal States announcing that max, enlisted
Into the regulif army will be credited open
the 'vote of the State in which they were s
listed.
1111.W.1160 . 5 DIFLOILMO cenniarolDucz.
There was a spirited• tittle 'debate this
morning in the House. On motion, to print
ten thousand extra copied of Seward's dip
lomatic correspondence, at the extra cost of
twenty thousand dollars, was finally planed. _
TEUSIUMIIII6TRAII4S3I 07 AIIIMIS Ix 11112161111..
It L understood that the Committee on the
Conduct of the War is likely to tako up the
subject of the administration of affain - in Mis
souri.
EROS UARRISBURG.
Bt'ecl
Dil'4'"
t := " rAra b. 864
Bssns.-131r. Graham Called ap . -the bill to
increase the salsriee of the acrendas' nark
end Assessors. The Allegheny entity Dem
ocratic Senators voted solid against 'lel con
sideration, therefore Items lost until the or
ganisation of the Singe is effected. 3.: .
The Restriction - on Trade.
Damsons, Feb. 4.—John T. Manton,
Surveyor of the. Port of Baltimore, reeolved
from the Treunry Deputment at Wuhing...
ton the follow Lag
2.—The Store,
wiry ofWar haring transmitted to Mit Do
py:moot a letter of the Vommanding Genital
,expressing his opinion in rapt" to &letter'
addressed to him by the Secretary :of the
Treasury 'mtriations on all trade in the
State of West Virginia, within the - national
military Hash msy be safely removed. The
26th rivpdabionof trade established with otISFr
rpculationcou the 11th of September; 0163, is
so far taodilletthUrestriettons on trade in
the State et Wert. Virginia; are annulled, and
abrogated, and all_produets and goods May he
['jib , talon anitrininnittediritgithe'sbeme
mentioned pied= of add State, as In time or
piers, proilded; however, thilt eiproduetiVx
goods Ibe taken from add Sta - taiiici
4Stab declined Sissatrectlo)2;*
7s##.7.o , Etattukopm ,
widen elks been or . ioay be opened, &IMO it
ter lith: `r4,
4. ,4321:J.:Y.
44.131!..'c0 4:34 4 4 ;,
M===g
surprise &Lib, professed lama Of the Con
stitation eppotleg the measure, its object be
ing justly to punish traitors who ought not to
be sielded, and who .ware not . to be ;pacified,
with olive brunettes and honest words.
The Rouse.then ordered the previous ques7
lion, on the passage of the resolution.
Mullen, for - the parporre• of staving off a
,vote we're resortedto.'
After a lengthydelate the Haase adjourned.l
Senave.--Variona petitions, memorials and
resolutions were presented. •
Ort, the motion of Mr. Wilson, of Maas., the
joint resolution equalising the pay of soldiers
in the United States army was takenvp. Mr.
Wilson. captained at length the nriervance.
'suffered by colored troops.
ressenden and Mi. Conners, of Cali
fornia, opposed any retrospective legislation
In behalf deplored troops.- •
Mr. Conners Introduced an ainendment,
Placing colored troops on a similar footing
with the whites:
After the passage of this act a lengthy de
bate then ensued.
motion of Mr. Fivienden the Revenue
bill was taken up.
. Mr. Hendricks moved, an, : amendment: by
inserting forty cents, per. gallon; instead of
seventy canto, on liquor's distilled and sold on
removal, for consumption; and on sale, alter
the first day of July next. He supported-his'
amendment at length.
Mr. Feseenden replied. _
Mr. 'Kendrick? amendment war rejected. ,
Mr. Doolittle moved to recommit the bill to.
the Finance Committee, with ittetructioos to .
report a proviso; taxing all liquors on hand
prior to July Ist, twenty cents. Rejected.
..dyes 14; nays 29.
The Senate then Went into executlie sea
rion and adjourned.
Arrival of the tiara.
Pannier), Feb. 4.—The Jura arrived this
evening, with Liverpool dates of the 21st trio
via Londonderry on the 22d. • '
The Danish situation Ls,rmehanged, with
mom hopes of a peaceful solution, al
though the Austrian troops have commenced
marching for blesewick.
Loudon, Ain. 21,Erming.—Consuls-:- Sloney
closed at IEIBI@OON. The minimum rata et
discount at the Dank er- England has been
advance to' .S per cent.
The atesniers Olympus and St. George, ar
rived at Liverpool, en the link.
The North American and City of Blanches
ter arrived out-on the nth, and the Liam
mend reacher/ Southampton on the Slut.
It is asserted that the Austrian and _Flue
elan troops have been ordered to march forth
with to Siesewick. -
Mr. Wilmer Gibson, addressing his crowd
tbents at Aehbon, predicted a speedy revival
of cotton trade and'Plentiful supplies. If.
combatted the ides that the American war
was notbeneficial to England. Flo showed that
the depreciations of the rebels' Cruisers iboutd
I be a lesson to Engluid. whose commerce
might be similarly attacked at Come future
,time, and said the government most be sup
ported in its efforts to &too the supply of such
vessels. Me asserted that . England had acted
toward America as she would like America
to act toward her In is singlaremergency. He
uttered no prophecies as to the issue, of
the war, but. contended that slavery
was the whole motive, and the South were
the aggressors in oidar.to.tnand saran es- ,
plre. He believed that the DshishAttastiory
would be settled without a war.
The Great Eastern lottery sets= his boon
abandoned. Another suit bas Fe= common-.
red against her, and Captain Patton had the
vessel arrested on a claim of two thousand
dollars.
The Danish refusal of the Atistriin and
Prussian demands had readied those govern
ments and announced by Austria.
Prussian troops would mom without farther
delay Into Slesswich.
A telegram dated the 20th inst., says it Is
reported that the Saxon and Ilanoverlan
troops were to be withdrawn from their po
sitions in Holstein, and concentrated at Al
tana, in order to allow a free passage for the
Austrians and Prussians.
Great consternation prevailed among the
people at RUL
Letters from Frankfort say that the opinion
prevailed that Austriaand Prussia must have
come to a definite understanding with Eng
land.
_ .
The London Giol.bas expressed the opinion
that peace will be maintained, now that two
substantial governments have spbstitnted
themselves for the shadow) German diet.
Prom Carlo."
CAIIIO, Feb. 4.—The steamers Doling end
Silver Moon, from Memphis, Fused up en
route for Cincinnati, today/with 1749 bales
of cotton. The Perry, from Vicksburg.
breight 204 for St. Louis.
The rebels used hrtillory against the steam
ors. They recently fired Into and engaged
three of our own gunboats, and It was a con
siderable time before they were repulsed.
Thirteen of them were killed.
The inaugmation of the officers chosen by
the State Convention of Arlrensas took place
on the Zed ult. In the Senate Chamber atLit-'
tie Bock, and it was a most solemn and im
posing affair. - ' After prayer by Bev. James
Butler, the Governor addressed the isasembly
in a touching and Impress—lre manner. On
the-conclusion of the address the Oath , of .of
gee Was administered to Governor Murphy,
Lieut. Governor Bliss, and Seiretary of State
White. The scone nal - most affecting,
tears to trace down many, many cheek*,
as the solemn words that bound the new al - -
elide to loyalty to their country and fealty to
to the Union, were uttered or responded . to:
Fifteen hundred recruits arrived' to -day,
the principal portion of them from It isconsitur
They rte en route South, to 'IIII up 'old roe
.meat. Three thousand more will soon fol
b3ll.
Boa. A. M. Jenkins, Judge of the 3d Judi ,
clod Circuit Court, died yesterday at his tee
idence in filmhyebore, Illinois.
• The blempUsdepoc of the fid says there is
little doing In the cotton merket,- and a de
cline of S cents [tom Saturday's ciliate/Ira,.
Experienced buyers ire' holding' ad, expect=
Ins heavy receipts and, a farther decline in
Bow York. It is rumored In 'commercial
ties, too, that throe boats. are, =parted to sr- re --, PITTSBURGH .TITE.6.I I Era
rive from ~,low, with an aggregate of 13,000 ,
balef: ramie Morecisoi‘
Cusmano.
Kane—The Chesapeake— Opening 01 Youltrtil btpellt attel last q ore tratante bat of
• the Lora Scotia Legislature. i, inidirta triytc setrame, WALLItE, -
Haim; Feb. 4.--Marshal- Kane - and a au ektob Pennon-4Am will sppear t.#ll
large number ot.r6berodicser have waived ' ' .
hare. The= said to have escoped -trim sing i i i „, c ,4„1;,.6 e t a sdicips c uorpiins
. - -
Johnson's d. -•• • • • . tAITd3 _;
Nothing definite was done in the Admiralty .
Court yesterday in refarepee to the steamer :4 = t 0 ,.. 4 ... f . :,. 1 = 1 * . f .... 1 = :. 7.1t41azi::=: :
cbdl94.le.' The" - co u rt tha To,/ P l 4 - . l adl 4.lle4cired
b exPeZta that the Chip lalthAdiettloOtityinittrOpo and tb. lutertttitlts
trot umututTert. over to her
,o f minigi. o okt4l4, .., • '
; The. Nora . Scotia Ingislaturelras-opeued ••'.• cammit, #trszoarly. ,
today by the adushihtration of. the (Wens- trAlse .
meat /darer General Doyle, whoin sigech seey.
referred to the' increased exports- end large. - -
surplus marmite: Ale congratulated the Dina. zdEROAZIMIA - 4.IRUHRy. O
try on the coerces of its military organisation, tear- clATlOSlxotvaroz
the limited trifle en rte tanners, nad ea- '" •
kapd ictirliy..inl - *
operation., and • 14dx411, - 9,l;:!.F ; xfs, ;
recommended amendments to, tholigricullu:
ral and gold dold acts: CS, the 'Province. .Xe n +etrb .
promins to extend the existing railways, to • avi 9
-complete the fit,-Peters otaab: 'Pronae giCHARDt.-:
, 4 ,,„ 41 , 0 , to establish ;p: - .lnasitime -- AourC to -
•••• • •
morestlpte.shipments{ - and inaugurate ; 4e , limr. - aCcrUnt..qr.AL
measures to unite Dada enetrovernment and - --1.3C1734380..•
lastest= , the Brorineee , 11011,'".Betltlai • pcmcfiE47-, - El- 41 -11 1 -
New Brunswick and'Pritee - Stintid'elitand.`' ,; eu ices
PM Hi AID CHEIIHORT OFIHEAIII. -
~ , TaseS Were:ol4m glinele In their ante.titta
,
-Wsairsorot,' IfeL-41rtattly disgusted .tteibleto•entbmettiviuse - theasegeincinsAgnre:
reports histi been - published to = thisihmber, _ t i rr . ll- 20 , 1 nr. tat. dotn. te u!71 111 -be t aLutie . .... sou .anaser ii r i Ti
id robot butuareediedb:yeee A r27 * l o ° -ore.4a-withcoatairdomcirsTAND4lurgagu..
Potomac. - They averaged- last month frini . 15 - A.city - cmauccic mciticc cca . acc . pbcm
'deo terelteper -day, teonth sot,
hotrylari at any rims ezresdlag iwslre aivielt!Ottte , Ubsedeal7otekuut:S . let, - !! . .n .
- , • • • -•-•
A
AIM 16
up o g i y: l ra t thot tim e a c e jappointed for
gab.' NiateriP oVV iz It Int • 3 1 -11,e ' n - t 4 e , Taritattir•l74,. '"
164 '
r e o
st the Tittle* taudesystit;-;
n:; 1 . e.,..-ckll. nteer e 1
--,: .mmyoalwkm.Theammtsltilsnmist 1t.1774ar
rmeatvlramoe
rase the aapesntilit Newateleeity torga•- . v misisiwA t
a r t n ctitr
Mite,:,„
,;`
'
'- , •
1119E11 INIELIIGENCIF.
City yesterday, mit tht, Soho No a left for the Team
The • Normiet, Jorph Pierre; and
sanolinead to lean, Linde:Wl P
rei O'nft-ty.lats'euy; and Timor! war 'ad rer
tleaSti lesTeou Thungii•
211alk sss st; splendel dinner, Ilog . pre:notation
etc-. lt.lo-ott.lSoard,of ass AsitiseeiJosepla Pierce ba
.
n:WWI, paler her artical at, cltairinattLates ctn.
tionatl pigpen speak veep ltighly of ale fine steasiiiii
-• The Isnslxtille Joeretilejlandity saYa : •
Wig woreyesterday nPirivato ttliPlacif to NA '
xtensive - coal dester - Inible My; staling tbat ithe'
large towboat. Lake Zrle lie 3;... had, by the :force bf
the lee, been cinched oat on theehire at /Ann bland;
• point erunedorty.solloebehne..PlltOurgl,, and Ong
four of her beige., contalubig ehout tetitz then,.
sod bushels of cool, .ere nut and ' rs would - prove a
total lam' This tovr.wai the property of Suiltli
Cooof Chicionatt, wheettloos vitt , sot Lill short of
:twenty-We thoesand dollars. --. • •
Thedlspaith also stated thatlhe towboat iberk
had di or her bargee eankfingabove Steubenville by
the leo. She barges =awned 51.00 'ninety thins
and heehels, and welnthe'preperty of W Crown,
idle. boo wlhlbebrtnein. twenty-five lied thirty,
thozmuid &Sere_ -Tbe dispatch also etated that Ow.
gral..towbusti would. have there; hut: eyeelopotith
tow. of Oat for Ole 04..4 1. 1 .4 Wu.-
• •
Site meet-end popular Jerusle Hibbs, Clapt. 11.•11.
Davi.D.Y. begyedg.. to Ran fur Nashville and
allinterinedlato points. Obi, slotting, or tooeerrow
Meriting: '
Tne Sathells,,C9t.„ Lytle. exul the Reterre,
Capt. D D llerron, halt, beet ‘ic sh , fiker eteamereue
Annan:iced tor St.-Louls:
..Thoekgant and cemmedieuraisio steizner Oufflun
Eagir43ospt. Dotald.olOs.annonheed for 11empida,
sold all intermeNixte pointalbrthirith. :
The Noseatine, Capt. 4 1 , and the
Nato Itoblason, Capt.-. 8 !Uhlman, - both rind - clam
dimmers, are announced to leave for Cintinnatt and
Louisville to-Marrow evening. • - • • •
Th. !alloying earrssiondenmi• which we clip from
the Cluelanati Onemoriot, explain. itself.
Ihadquarter. 71th Ilegituent, 0. T. 1.,)
Oa Board Steamer dmenzie,
Near Chailtinati,.Janosti 1801. )
Gratal. OcGlitsu:
am requested to earammutetato you the - follow,
lug resolutions, anattiatooely adopted by °nicer..
and men of this regiment.
Toarabedlt servant, •
en - Given
• Commasulliag 74itt O.Y. T.
/:dealred, That Voluted Olren be repeated to cool.;
munleato to the officers and c ewe of the steamer
America; our wannest thanks for the' many sou, of
klndoe. that we have received at their - hands; talkie
on board their twat..
Rhoirol. That Ire aro Mad Alecia,4li fa .i:scor
America, and flown ate resolved . tll StotOS - 4 bar
as long as i plank lipoid, kJ:timing that Cartels ttol,
ding h soh to PC oU that idAnk, witlk:
:for
Scarfs, .wetsets,'llate.
'Feathers, /id - Gloves, , Chibirena - elothlng. - nod all
lauds or Wearing: Arr..); -?• • ".• •
1132' fIA.VII{O or so l'Zil --
for 25 rinse you canceler no many garde ai Would
otherwise coat five than that sum. VarLons shad.,
can bWproduccd from the same dye. - rilui - . rousse is .
• Simple, end any one can use the" dye tittle-perfect
.surcesa. Dircetion; in English, Frunchalid German,
For further traurtuatlonl2"DlTlTl L udiliip& •
perfect - 2nd - wt colon are brit aiipted' dye
over others,. with many valuable rwripits3Wchicse,:;.
Stevine Treatise. en Dreingrned-Ccdorinf;
bent byanail re rectipt of price-10 .• ,
ilanututured by . ' HOWE./ bTE1173.4,
SLO --..-,,',-•
Very respec Unfit, Broadsray,llMen.:.-
For sale by dungaists and dealers arneralll..
013 baud Sicanitriqiw.crlca. ; •
Jammu aL, 1641:: •
JisiaA ar.rfam.fiy.TßA V , te
iM reinikers
'Dear elr—Allotinie ihroinb yotito tender to bib
;partal,' nial the veteran sob otars snider your coca
mond.m7 warmest. thank. for. Jour • kladums
amttlemsnly bearing on the preeut trip Irma Nall:trite
to ClDclllll. But only your. elf and officer. bare
teen Mad 14
and push oh hoard my lii)ct, Um America,
but the pnblloharoall mad of the gallant deeds you
hare dote In the 11011 :It hr.lmmt toy lot to carry
many regiments on my boot since the Isar caudate.
ad, and I most say tlmt ths gallant • rentatthroaler
your, command hare waducted themselves bettor
than any.l have htrelarom curled, arta the only . one
that has hot done my heath 601110 da.tunn,
MARKETS BY TELEO.AI!aI:
Philadelphia Market
nu.som.nota, Feb. 4.—There bless doing+, bread-•
statrs. bat prices ars tosehangod; aboun,to3. laurels
dour was sold at SI .50 fur extra fondly, and Sim or
fancy; receipts and stocks light. There is nothing do
ing to rye noor or earnmal: - ITheat Is either dull.
sales 5.1:03 bush red at $1 M3l - 10. .E
and .otto•ky
It 0180. There Is no change In Rya Corn is
in better demand and has advanced one cent; with
same 7,000 bush yellow at 41. 40({1 10: Oats 'dull
10.56987 e. Cleterseedizi better demand; and WO bush
sold at la 110GO . ..11mothy to tom at 03 73, and
seeds:l43. 2.5. Proelaions more slowly; dabs mess
pork at tn. Lord iO. In Petroleum there to more
doing; and TAO bbls sold at =Me for crade..l.slsie For
tsdirted Inborn], and 52 , X(3.56r for fire...Whisky mars
!boas Stesui; Se 05; Reading H. IL 320;
Morelli Canal IGC;Penn'a Railroad 173 Cold . 151%;
Exchange on Hew Tark,war. .. • .
• • in. Load - Market. • •
Sr Louis; TOL 4.—The opening of iiatlicatioll has
peen a new_ limpet= to gewirat beldam, and the
receipt. *Labe wart= articles has largely increased.
Cotton—The receipts err. 10 bales. and the market
I. etiff at 760' for reldtMetz Slour• slightly-fee - ors
hems; Matra KW, doubler extra 156,76. Planet—
Owing to
a.lib eral - receipts has declined from to Cc
prime, 51,3101,36; choice 11.11,411,38. Corn declined
YO3c; 1iww...1.18a1,19."011 Oan. easier
117c*: — Previsions arm 11.0uu balk shoulder.,
loose at .04; 6,000 - ribbed lades lam at 113, ham. I.
ickle. at 10_ Hop active at c 34 Tr, dtlidlog
1 ,50 and HO pared.. .
New York Market. -
Tout, rob.. 4.-Stour. quirt; ran of 5,000
lOU at $6,00136„65 for State, $440(37,00 for . Ohio,
87,70(38,16 Ai. Southern. . Whest quiet ; cat.
14,400boatikt$1,401,00 4orAllottakeo Club, SI,7A
431,60 for quirt,
Spring., toad 81,4441,70 for Rod
%stem' Gortt quirt, and Wet stalutportantat $1,7.0
441.71.
_lleefAttuet and Porketeady. , :-Lard Aulet at
1,334. sky doll. „receipts of .Nrbeat zopoo
bushels; Corn . MO both; F10ur7417. bblt,
New ,VOA Stock Aiitt
.
111nr Toil, rei, 4.—Sioak
'Catibertand .11 3 01eadIng•;..., . "
131. Ceastral,w4p.....llllllulson . •
m
Xlcblisa Soutbs...93,
N. 7 . Treasury 1iate5....—..1117-'i
Market.
aILTUKO2.I, Feb. S.—There h L evey little ; train
coning forward and the prices' aro unsettled. Flout
Is quiet at • 67.50 Ihr Ohlo I:Om' Whisky ray
firm at 98c for Ohio. Proticietts us Am and Nees"
Pork oil. at 8V,50142.....
-WhikyllSarket a;
• 'esscrivirt, sellhky de.
cliaed.to 17.••• Oa Thanclij• Oakb:iday the
rate waassochanged, hat scareelY at , " .datowd
experieisced. Qs Saturday tail yeeteidar 'MC
mod am better at TSc. 10 , 40 the "title wax sol. •
ranced to Mk, with • fair msrko. Hader. the athicci
from.Woblagtors ma to taxation. - • . I •••,
Cinotae s Feb. 2.—llecelred today St* h6k. Ro•
aired' lot week 15,483 614.4"kgalost 6` ,017 bble the
week. protons : isarkekciarkst-the - -oest, week
kat tow nascttloi - aroillattnatioc. but shanty Cul=
ranting.-prissy hawing, ltstrroncl.alace the data of
out lot weekly rechow &Vest - I.la•.pri sellori.. ;This
-adranoshas been boat chatty at' the:oplahm' that
the bill tunas hlshwhics at hand _194l.00: put.liys
To-slay the WOhicirtoi,
tharthe Flostore Committee Of the Senate had rrject; ,
ed the clothe to the bill tailor higherines Ito hind—
• cattod's booyaat and as actirersarket, viers }low
log an Ishaseevizete yesterday of So per gallon." The,
aloe won't* follower 1110 bbl. at 72,109 kW. 4699 y,,
SOO hlst. la bits ft= 9X111h15kt.75%1 519 bbls
GO kWh at t3yA•l9O Wel locket at .the
closing hieing that at Wye. .
TATS.2,-01.4.34,
" ^ •-; rott Tar,
It . i A t:.*l . i*:*o*,*.* . s !, -
~ 1‘,.- i . 7!.•,: - i•c - ';'_'":;'j.• !:':'.,'.,,-: 'l2)';J:' - )' • .
CtiNclitilittillitiTOßL
kotintili
CLOSING- OUT.SURPLUS STOCK
cart IzoNet.
6.: 4 "1 4. 1h. Street. next drAzi to. Exprest
bargal6 UI BOY4 ' :Boo ta,
Men's 134:)1 ~ u ,r e s c a lf Poota and
•
SOW IS TOE .
Baltorals, hea
OLOSMG OUT , thu.E. of ,
BOOTS, GAITERS,
"Baluioralft,
civoi
.i.uid s ,ia t uts .mom-faronr.
124 sit tomodiiialy 404 secTirait btt6+4141 , k,••• - •
Jos. iloilaii4"4l.;-'
" litXßE*Stakii
- ISNCOIIII {IOW' 113111 i MI St.
F INN GOODSI
"TMT
•
Leman. OLOVVICID ITILITOIIAt; BOOTS;. .
Gicsi TIIIIT4 gots:IMAM it, caLrao,r,
Do - TWO - „CALI .- dS
- An at the best togas; wort; eta surtOlOO
GEO. tan= SON de Ca; `I,
No. 71. cor. tot Wool adij
.1 - 011.14." CAMPBET
' T, 3liniirA'etiii6r of
V'Boo2B AND NEDMSiof revery deserlftift; No.
LI Badthteld, street; Pittatvirgt. • effhly
'Ur ALBREE, SON' & Ea, Wole
- Ur ..a.sna itasn healers in BOOTS, 80010,ka.,
caner Wcod a.l2d Fourth
parklY DY!, COLOREL;.
PATZETZD OOTOS= lis 1
Mad.,
Ekckfo,
Pork LIN.
LfgAt Dar,
AzarMß'
Clam
Dar D au
140;ld Bram,
smirrnme
aterry;
Crinualr,
Dad Drab,
Y i t l4 s 11 4,
IL Fa= ./,
itE.N Rya. ITA I F tt
lie maths their
Fall an.d Wi4ter
,t4co,9k.
Arsi thnir frioyas sma, the ' to . stratans
their - Mock, mlach theiltrit
our brought to this market; '
.-$
Atoms on band,a longs anottmont
GENTLEMEN'S -ruanispitity goons
Gomm or my Anti er.:Ciziusrplane,
Ph -
BAILEY, FARRELL - Bc:CXY.,,
PLUMBERS, ± = .
GaS and .Steam 'Fitters.
-Brass Work, Tubing; Pampa;
ktultvai aZ.:rip I it.n of jusigtle
WATER, -GAS -AND :SiTEAlit.
',A. no rots Erni non:
pUU.YULNCE'b
, ,
PHOTOGRAPH. ,
ROOMS,:
OORNZII ruviz ARD liAtizzfirritsis,
la ind 34 awies, rir nkturawne. J4l6 l, 7fitoraa
_
•
;
vlio , koorrAmnat4.- . •
*my *kw rid 11.710. 14+4.13 or ada.d. lrau tie
MY.. 0.1.. , k Y/104 to 0,2. k. and 100440
ir...P101VIA1101: would" partkularly.call tba at,
..tendon of AGED •ABD 1117141% bo the usoy o-
ceribility of lb. establblows, belaiyillebbid by •
akik short gitgtic nabti.-Prica.mrsbirata. ski
intklbetion ramitori. nrZanunen.
17 - 1 E
kit» 4 wad' uk.
- old leading earfatioi, sax% atom — ,
• 'Also, ovary largo atonic at (stingset and - _
dine") CIMAY. SEACHL , PL ;1111:110SKSIY,
SHADS AND , ORHAHTSTAL'.IOI=4,IiOII: UOVSS
-o,' •
(nun:- vurr.s,„ .8111117 BS;.;, OIIESN
1ni225; kn.; Anoihotnale and retell at tatgres, ',,-
iiretalito'prlotai' . - • , JQIIN MURDOCH; gr.,
r.aelltdas7 Plttatraagle and Haklanalintterfaa:
ExzsANP
DR. BAEL - Z
vutlealar iittentida
ottnoxto DISSAKES. th• cia t ,
cnuacr.. ft ,,E 4 l l llllaPa r , s , tn ..%
1 1.7 1 41atZTOWEllta'; abr., lg r ipz u r t .,„,,pust;,:
und-- msymlys.
ommioo rim
rTNION• BLUES
OPIELD-Ar:34-2.-ZIABUICUIS*
Brass Iroiinders. -
. ,
EROS WOBS aLLeditib.dwitw ,
swelm , '2.• =Prior allele atlltit6i7l3 PACE. ; ;
USGIttETAG,,tat &aux Oylin ten: 454%43 azc 6 -
ONDOsur.Sbart strait, ltttairurgli, Ai.. - . r-jeW.7 -
LA AND DEALER la tad mOtt sideptlnado or
~---
OE.NOLYS I:CAVAN/L. CIGAII.9, sad att .kfacts -
81101CLIN
i'N f i gailEWING TOBACCO
CT PIM; '•
_tDcre•lnriel7' X 3 TUE ST. VILLAS:Up
TM. ritlabargb, _ . • •- • .
N.B.—Tber Tradiraippiled ea Mond WAS; -•
ANT-EW:43901i111 %NEN , B0t)E21
AA - • . ...... • _ . .
tal3B A D PEAMP.9B:oriroarnsitaroots.
bkoiesphy , of MAO. Sakes wwt.Y4l...roz, By
lobit C. Power. - toot: . Prim PI Co. • •
busded oath*. Aiatoso Qt• thd POO* , 4211rohld
tba oporitbo i • tbs kUots. sod prppfe .. .ftuttxt of
iristneuvtoi - • -
11XLVIS 01111 110111. 1 wa...1.:140:
lulus Gasp surfplllO4 =lrt Lbott: raw-
. gai, A w laturleurig.
URI RES WILING;
4;..t Ens.-4,itetbariar Anaaretiodis-tust - at- --- .
Itxterr.tust •14 !Oksp4 l 4 2l ° 6 t''
..4 of sYtet.?..r 3
-• g 316 Avid* for allootbel!r!ora
f
Xo gab. 1.25405 kt• orltv.v.
Witattgeos.
•
Tawswer,Arratkowtz,,aou.
0.6 &air; tgAlkairms
- striae _
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