ESTM3IASHM) IN 1786
GROCERIES, PROD UCE,Irc. .11.14r117F.4CTURERS, lYc.
ros. L McCLELLAND, DUQUESNIBRAtiy 11;r0iike, •
.g:ffitiiiiii*:4!! ol7 a 4 cli4kDavt.at CADMAN & CRAWFORD,
OZNIERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT IN ithmte4
P ear, Grain and Previa - foils. limns worm ron PLUNDERS, 2312A11 on
GAS Timms, lIACHINIBIN, AND
a storntr E e n rw n t pEr r I t r ., d Blum
OASTIICAPIE,MiIii.OI made
t.
order. BTRAIIIROAf WORE, STEXI/N. ) GAR.
No. TrwboW Pittebargh, errrnso, and REPAIRING. protaptll attended to
Way, Particular attention pad to DUDA RX1112:74
—• !RYES TOR COAL AND CARBON CILIA.
ciIARLMS C. BALSLET,
Also, Solo Agents for the ligest,rriliraWiet of Penn
silvaall for as solo a-zatßari. L.A.UBDILLIr A
02.43 PATER? 9Tl 2 llofr PIYMP,tbs - bert'siSs' to
reutsd. Having to rolve• it le not iloblo got oat
of order, sad will throw MOM wider thus arty pomp
!y Woe Its ilia.
a46.l.4..ationakiourrom7
riviDtoa 111.14111.11..........-.. E. T. AL/T.
Produce and Commission Merchant
ii.T.ILUHANDIBZ BROILED,
84. 111 LIBABTf 81382117.
era"" • Joo. •asucsa.s,
lb. losedins of 1), ,B D. kV Donal Pn"h.r2b. of Pik* and °Mar% nod
•Co,
_Wl.lhrldlo. Oltdol
itivomArm& AuBUCKLES, Whole
/Mi. Pala Cloxers„Proditen And ,o_otOtoloolok Dior.
awes, Jobborilnool7Ele, O. BROKII and MO.
RIPUIND BOWAN a arum% FLOUR,
BACON, TOBACCO, • TEAR, RICE, CIIERSE, ' klannfacturant of stationary. and other INGINER
BRIMS, to. No. 242 sad 244 Libertyy. stroet, Pitts. ROLLING MILL OAdTINGB and MAOIIINSET,
noltdy of all kinds, and canon! Jobbers.
sum y 4 . LAzEAR, . • Pmtopt ahoy:Atop even to ropairtng BOLLING
MILL' NACIIINKIIT. &any
cilt4 CiR5 AND CONIdISDIOIII MEllollAtina,
Na, 27 and D dmlttallald et, oar. Element, t
Jistlf. t. • • r MEMBUSGU. m
rr,„ ' PLOWS, " PLOW CASTIA I B, Ib 73gOOPS, ' tUT•
11/A . olllbilJll Pt d - 1.11.24.11Atc1:, P LOUR TING HOICKS. in. greatly Merman! mew.
MO alit* PACtoiti,'Paappcx AND COMXI/1114ix tin tor doing trutlmM, at; earnestly Intim deafen to
mai m m a meg, .1 nit?, Gat., Pnrk . ll .g1..t0 *can. Ideamtset.7. Temperamosllla.
am, L.td. Balm Nag,, Chasm, Boons, Taboo, I Warohome, ttoolls 0,1.7 and LlbottyD.; Plttab'gh.
Paalbers. ' Potatoes, Pot and Pearl Attlee, , • JOHN 44.14.„-- •
DLDD.A .,,a idttaled-,&24 Imr4 pay Dried and , -• ••• 'T: Hl TAW 0 , 1 •'•
rndiN °to: Seeds. STKPIIEN WOODS,
Cub adnumememts made on Oonsignmenta. I AMMEn •'i JAS. I. 8110WIL
1144•4- ,xv r 27 Uteri, atraa, Plttstottab. I
- - - - RLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS,
-I&I3ORMLY,
WHOLICa&LE OUOOE2I,
.4 Z. lid, 211 M aflU ffIZZET. Plthbargb
Having massed the Interest et ht. late partne,
Mill coatis:was boatman at the old stand, awl . 111
teemed tarred» the patronage of 2111ald Mews
VW, _. , onyllott
d; *MK I N.S . O .
4 ...N .6 C , , i 0 I v M T Or N
BJCIIKEVY C 11811314— DRIED - E11174.3% DVIT BT I E ' it,
/W U= sad prods. annul, Alen,
ES
LIU HID, OILS,: de., No. 21? - Liberty
amt. PIM
ilireesh advancemanta mad. Ociiiittertia' nuts so
netted. 191.2410 d
Vt P. ItSCI.. ...... utranata.
P. - BECK & Mra CO, No. , 485 LEB
arty Street., Plttebitrakt, PA, Wholesale Ora
aim Oonsenbaion Blerebints, and denlenr itrOOLIN.
LEY PRODUCE. PROVISIONS, BACON, LARD,
BUTtIINICOOS. OURESE,ITISII. ac, PRODUCE,
=:411D.1111 131111138 '4ThEEN AND DRIED.
• IA&
lOU 13.4M,KELD, , Coimudaririerini
Tosamaaddea itatamuncasad arboleaala dealer B,
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, BUTTER, LARD.
PORE BACON, FLOUR, TINE, POT AND PEARL
,LINSEED AND: LARD
OILS, DIMCD TROVE, sad Prattle. Famerslly, NIA
141 and 143 Trout street, Plttabargh. oel
LITTLEIt TRUIBLE, Wholesale Gro
tats uul Commianictu nercluits, denim in
CRODUCX, TGOTIX4 BACON,' CRONY, FISH
CARBON AND LARD 011., IRON, tt AILS, O L AS 8
COTTON TARNS, anti kittebnrgh manufacture,
lame, Pittobaugh.
a.
xanugs4— —vat. D. kailUS.
BY.m.hu T(ROTHERS, (onceeisora
ts Raynor & Anderson,) Wholsaale Donlan Is
TOZZION THUM , 15UTS AND SPICER, CON -
YOIDOOK "V.814'011E4 &tout..
Dilt ini Mastditrea;a6“ - Tlftb, Pittsbiire,"
Wiaal
lilhan•r_ L. ' ' *..........—0ns sonrissno.
CPA' ot . 8 HE PH AR a, CcunrissioN
N..../ t&
'8
and &Wars In FLOUR, GIELLIN,
AND PRODUCE, No. 243 Liberty meet, Pittaborgb.
1 0 11 1 01.10.6PlnnirAir,1 3 4Le.r. "IA irsinAyinNi ,
onottantry on tamer. - Patient. attsotion -
pshr to
ellbag ordm for Idsrchandlze ¢er•rvklly. 0ct;.411,
40V•
.lits - F.* ':4...:- xik; ELIA kYota AND
rAtirokiNo Opaiintsnais dttarinvr Oir
kik . t_DNAMNEAIDNi - LILNESN, TDODVON,
alt 4" iiiti.it'DhltiA' btAbbredi LroiPntoNti ex.
11:11NSNoa. ue siemnt sid'l4s rii.t.- mt.+, t.,
ones Wood sod SmithArld. Pittsburgh. .as
&"ISIETZGAR; 13roiers And
Ooattabslon Ifferehanta, nod dealer. In kiwis
grpookirm4 P.M4burgh Alastafactun..,
2144-$lO. *lyitroef,oppoetthbad at Wood statet.
....
O. NI. nal*
o_l4o. B. JONES hSON, Wholesale
%.41.41 aud.lkat ruination. do.ec, Is t
ROPSe OAS int ML prroma.d Naze
bcceigki manufactured articles, no. 141 Water etriet,
above the Ilfburiugebela Bridge. Pittsburgh.
N. ILLS/13.1.
•
BERT , DALZEiariCo., n holes
JLL We Grocers, Wmm4 k,oand 'Yorwordirrg lam
=f:===
titippres Liberty •treet, Plitslerry,b.
.
ssfnn
L. sad Minim& Dealer In FLOUR and GRAIN,
it it t we in Marty stmt., pppeelta Denneylvanla R.. It.
Det.'ritt.b.reb.. - fti.-- - Wormy
bone, armor Wayne and Penn Wee . eta - norrly
111131 MI R•LLACIL
PANBE4WILLIAVON.6. (.:04 iThole
stirProdracs 1);4 . 1 . No. .6 . Saila
atm; Pittsburgh. ,1•16
_
WilarlVT7lllBoN, Wholelal e
re.
P-Ittsb:h-7121111=No.d.ep
158e'
•
arty dn., Pittatrargh. ta2E
MOM. Lan.,, acme 'Jolson.
friMycexTgriOrta,Diegale
'ERS;TtOtrlrkrin PECMCCE
D 11.1.138, IE7 Libartj .treat. Pltuborgh.
QCHOMAKER. & LANG, COSIXIMION
N Xeriegurrint whotemolo &Alm In GEO.
CaLI2IOILOIIB.4BAIN,P.IIODUCY., tr., So. r2li
Meaty stmt. Pittsburgh.
JOB" UsuaLl.
8. LIGGETT k CO , CITY FLOUR
er • DIG MILLS, coraar Llkorty and Adams
" =1: 11 111M1: 4 Zet pe; dk7:
1.4WF.5.-DA.L7=4,4 .I±X)N, Manufac
u LARD 0116
so -p9l.Qo4lmissioa Sifa
chants f or the parettue ads of CHM AND
SIM= PEMOLEI7II, Not. 00 and 70 Water
• 7t • i„..ts • • raw 4 gtmum - coulgammef •
-711• nrayirte.
I KIRKPATRICK A BROTHER. silo
-4.l..amemAkt Brown A Matitstrkkii, WBOJA,
AkLll-16BODIAX Lltstlysinet,
Jyttganagh., • -sPlaar,
VIUSAX 51v ,... .,1,,,,,,,, p . n ... I DAVID • cAx...zaa,
KM A. co Special P ore
CO '4i:toe:more to
aro aa th ai , M. a c 0... WHOLIZALE
0 oar= if Wpcgi And WAtv OrFcIA, Er-
E WAirEatikk—lttlsrßY;
IC E P.II, 3 OLLINS,Iraqad COlDZllialiol3 Mer-;
lytellob 17, a. Tr - street,:
um W 4147, PH tabtagit. my 9
I HID In aysnocteimin to Jno'
• NoOLLI A Boa, No. 183 LOArty awe; lat .
PRONOUN, OBOCENT AND
atatrali NTIAll!. • C°.'ltgr,29"
.trurc DICKEY Wholesal
Cbunalostan Northmn, and drain" la
Ilinyt and OS Front .trod, !.
MIR 11.071%
YD & CO. Wholesale Gra
TO YD
thoiziriaid Martittatvlioe. wcod
.o/ MS Liberty arra. Pl= 6 . 6 llJh• Jel6
to Mums Bohan 0D.,) POUK P.CH= avEk
= 6 = 3l 4‘ ° "'H , ,43.7,!..14:
. • I, suroesaor to Jack
V ,- • seek Tovannot.l l.6 " PACKER and do.,
or fa PROYIBIONB, to. 12 Fourth street, on. Lt.
0017
L. 5. , VOIGT & CO. onoccossore to
Mrstr,t imams In. zonxissiox,
NXIGNIAIMIS, SD Meaty elves, Ptttehergb i.
JostirrtUais'...:—...---........19WAAD, 40
JOHN L HOUSE — /t CO.', : Wholbotil ,
MOO= AND CONXIBSION NEIICIIANDI4
of sJANY.S.* streeta r Dliaabaraha.
- L- Pg i rnT it"Carti‘NlinibidDli
Narchmb. sad dealers to PRODUCT,. 1L017 , 4
aiIAODN WOOL...CAJNIN,_ *c.,,Na. tit *WO
_ 1
• 1:1 - 1 :CIF TO Wholessl ,
0100211 AND OCINNIBBIOII MISCIIeNT i
IWO farartat lb* tretmank.,6o. 18. Pitt•bureb•
ionnxv, Artiri .o male
...h oo iralik4ritenrat-"Weed stmt. Fitt.
p. 12,11.1
• _
- 4 VV E41 .944 11, -Aarms4tegode
übmy
-
• 'ART Wholesaler
zwer)ll incaasers,
_ • •
MIEZ3I
SCLOYER; Attornays-at,
ffla, IIe.LIS Tatra Weak Pittsbarit
ArecmNET,AT
• 4 0111eikHo.1501/01711TH STREET Plthbb b
&I/ „ ,. /lk 1104204 M,
sat ethal mpg la•teambuts C4l
sack thm and • .• co:intim I. •
11 f .
.—tfer In Reu,
- -XYBD 80. Ifix, CT Wockil
so
4 f
THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
IRON UlTY — Wortirg. -
OACKINTOSIO. ECIEMPOILLI. t CO.,
Prenortnura, PL.
TOIINDEILS AND MLOIIIIII3IEL
Pike auid,Walnnt dtmts.
(Naar City Water Warta.)
JOHN HALL & CO.,
VALLEY - PORGE now WORKS,
prmmmumau, PA
Pfr7lyd¢BQH, PA.
PARK. BROTHER & CO.,
BrBT QUALITY 617115 D CART STICEL,
Squat% Flat and Octave, at all .Iran Warranted
equal to any Imports"t or wantda , t.trnd In thl•
air 0111 w and warehonao, Noe. 140 wt.l 1111 IFIBer
and 1:40 and= dELVISDEIREKTIi, Pittaborittt.
0,11:17d
-
WILLIAM BA RNHILL A, CO , Bona=
Slaters and Sheet Iron Workars, PENN
EfTIIERT, Nos TD, 24 and 22. Raving secured a
=
trrd and fm - olabed It erith the mod Imprand
to,, we are prepared to manufacture every
dourrtption of BOILER.% Ice the twat manner, • •
warranted teitud to any made In the country.
CIIIKNSTK, BRICURN,. • FIRE REDS, STEAM
rtrEa, LOCOMOTTGE.BOLLILUELKONDRNSEDS,
SALT PANS, TANKS, OIL STILLS, AGITATORS,
SETTLINO PANS", ZOILZII IRON BRIDGES,
SUGAR PANS, and tote lasmActurers of B A RN.
HILLIA,PATIINT 80LL148.5.: .Jlepatrlng done on
the aborteer ooib.. &OW
B 'TAN - 'IA AND BRASS WORKS.
OLLINS & WRIGHT,
BlansfolOarern of CASTOR THAMES, MUGS, ecPq,
LADLES, md. • gnat variety of. BRITANNIA
ankle..• Abe,' CARBON OIL LAMP BURNERS
uDd LAMP BRASSES germ-Idly, Nu. LTV
Plitabargb.
A LLEN M V ALUM
MA":l3:orrOs4.VMC7l4liTttliT,
... . . ,
Edaeinfartnren of GOOK, PARLOR AND HEAT.
INO STOVES, PARLOR AND KITCHEN GRATIS,
HOLLOW WARE, ate, Stoel and Glom Moulds, Roll.
log Mlil C.II.7rI.4IPGRIg. DU. Witloc and Ar.
Urea ripa.)44. Ars, Wiptator., su
gar Krttles,
Po eya,llingats, CarVbecT•;l3iTopl
andC.t loge genendly. Also. Jobbing and Machine
Castings made to order. Patentod Portable 3311,
with Steam, or Horse Power, aplt3lmd
S; SEVERANCE, No. 53 WATRA ST.,
Pltt.bnrgh,lnanntactur... of ROMER AI T 1.31.,
WILL c.dannon and railroads:4.W - )
deaprtpttnu
Partlanar SPIKT.S . aad
largo or small, made to ord., at .tort notice. A
goodasaartment con.tantly on hand. nArA , nh
VWELLS, RIDDLE Or CU, No. 215
Litvrty
cos4uffctartms ppT walr; LASELCS .11 SWITLII
- emery disc' ripan orLEATITSB. 2111.4.114:D
WORK.—
Ordert sitIIcIPATIMta tlor trsets; - aturgoalt prompt
ly ajspe4 ea per fe4:ly
W. BENN - E'r'r. Manufacturers of
D
wm LLEONE CHINA .Lid CREAM COL
ORED WARE.
Offlca and Wm - atm.:op at N. 7i EITTII STREET,
Nuaburgt,
DRII" GOODS
WP.SON:, CAl2l{. s ('O.,
Wai.s, AU,. A tb.,)
Wtolonale dealer* In FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS, No. 9.1 Wood meet, third Ammo ot,ovs
Diamond alley, Pittsburgh. splo:tt
Basra W. Lilt]
LANE,AfeAIIOY & Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Dalt GOODS, No.
140 Federal street, (,ascond door below now Marked
Hotwo,) Allegheny Gity. mhtly
EATON, MALIKUSI R(V+ Wholesale
`and Retail Dealer. In TRIMMIN GS, EMBED'.
DRILL 118 and DRY GOODS, of every description,
Now 17 and 15 Mb street, Pittsburgh.
MACHIM & 1.11.)7DE, Wholesale and
RatklrDekiiik fa 111.50rilUiSTA PLZ DR!
GOODS, TRIMMINGS, ke., No. 78 Market street,
between Diamond and Fourth Pittsburgh.
JHU/U . /1M P:1 ...k (aPccessor to
13nrellAila Co.i) Wh6leral.m-skt.n Dealer
In STAPLE AND rANcy DRY GOODS, NortLeart
conaer of Fourth and Market strmta, Plttaborgh.
TOSEI'R HORN E, Vholasale andTlU
to tall Deal, In all kinds of TRIMMINGS. DRY
GOODS, &e., Nor. 77 and 79 Market Ore,.
T.- N.. 13AILKER &
a OTtr isKAntle..e/aurica4trod.
tmeivreen Thl and Vinirt6, PI tmlinrgh.
PALMEIL,No. 84 Wood Street,
.L 4.6 Deahm BONNIIIITSJIATS. EITHAW Tll.lll.
MINGO, .d STILAW GIOODS mumally.
Zro6/164 - 13
aPAION JOHNSTON, Denle? in PURE
A 7 DREGS AND CHEIIICALS, ItZIIFVELEEY,
rANcy GOODS, DIIIININg /LIMO, OILS, FAM
ILY MEDICINES, As., of strictly prime gasllty,
which be offers at lowest prices. Cotner Smithfield
sad Toroth street; Pittsburgh. Prescriptions ears
telly compottuded at sD bouts.
FAwizetuan. CO. WE5le
. .le Dreggitte,' - oidi iniainitidunrirtdo WUTTK
LtAD AND UTN.48 . 91;.9.DE Ir of Wood 444 b.'
drools, PittOthrigts" ' ' • rah?
nWOIs'ORGE: firrg r YSEWDruggit,
I-, No. 10
T 09 2 . 1.
L itroet, cornor of Virgin olky,
r. 411 4f E'S;
J. GAR.DINFX. -COFFIN, Agent for
Pratiklin, Philadelphia and Reliance Ineurance
Clompaniee, Liorttunist corner Wood and Thirdida.
I J IT P. JONES, Agent:24Mb litnazio,
T Blots of Pnisorylvaola, aM Sartbard
corn Compacts, BT WatirAtreet.
QT4IMUAL AEA, Begreinry, thtizene' s I n
1.7 gataipion.orude id~FF d nod Wales, m. it GORDON,I2•I Secretary Western In
F. mance Cetspany, 03 Water street.
D.Xt
:et coessor
~Jd'~BIE' IYG ~ ~
Is., ener
• 8W AND 3117320 AL 1011147.741,11321331. 8010
t 16e EVA23I 00.11 'PIANOS, 'MINDS
.13. PIANOS, sad PHINCII 00.1 311MODE
.N13. • Na 43 111143 Newt, yecotd do* abOIIVWOI4
Itttbargb. Pianos to lot, otoll-talont , tra notoor
spilt
E gaLt - st - R:t M5t3131;.021,r,ri.-1f.8.,:f1
mommAittrarata.ElTßlMlENTl3_ read
tote aged/ lbe 81711TWAY'S ry
AIM, XL AMU Plitsbraxh. mita
thEtiS R. Dealer in
esarktol(sots. ALWeed it..
A.)..""x;rrßikitlVlffindialwro* *JIM MANI
/ ~
IV& .G. JOHNSTCFS.4O).„B4O,iOII.
Al.,l2lrjr`jd o itgllittVf l :' ' job
.111'
isia. /UN No.bS Shod otrectonrst door to lb* oorsoo.
a-lhi Vra= ll. .8121°°""-‘..
JJ. L. RE • .Bookeellar. aad Statioiter,
. TS rotiltllidiiinastabi anima=
r'OrnlMPrV77(f77`7"*7l
WILLIAM WARD Dealer in PEWI-
T T -MOUT NOTES, , HOlCSOAlllill,aad
ra
PengiareallproeuraWalifi, titingii! y Krum
oa reasonlge y g
Tian wining to Linn tin+ money Ligon i4l*.
lan's Cod Ant sad mond elan paper at
my nen for no, T - -
All ocanntinioas aaa Warring snotty mei.
antlaL Moo, Gnat Meet, anodic at. Patin
j- • -
~' Z9`irJ' (,ry J ( 3
12 1 1 1' 0 53W 1
' Po. • Dr. Ed-
PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25, 1564
taittsburgli Cazefte..
S. RIDDI,E & C 0 ••
.11.022 •ND.(1101%117011M
TERMS OP THE GAZETTE.
Mout. tornov, by audl, per year--.-. S 3 00.
week--
stogie copies.--
Vrtnlsto Curries, by mall, per year...
a .
OS
.
0 sbagle
War. r K, nos, clues copies, per yew... 2 WA
" cialte of 6 to ..... 1 60.
club. of 10 or mute " 1 23.
—awl one ettra to the party geodlug olob. Yee
club of Afteett, we win end the ltvw-wcwe Gamma
dully. Ter • club of meaty, we wilt mod the
Mowers° Geesres dully. Single copies, 6 mate.
gar All eubecrlptlone We:4 is ammo., and Men
.hays stewed whoa the !lute eiptrew
THURSDAY MORNING:=:=PRB. 25, LW.
laherman , a Advance
The first reports of the progress of Gen.
Sherman were discredited by many, because
the extraordinary celerity of the movement
of such a force 0.11 measured in miles on the
map seemed incredible to all except to those
who bad a degree of faith in the possibilities
of earnest generelobip, which but little of that
we have been most familiar with could just
ify. In noticing Shorman's progress, now
happily no longer a matter of doubtful diapa
tation, the New York Time Says:
Although the grand ohject. of. Sherman 's
advance have been from the start. evident to
every one capable of looking at the map with
■ military eye, yet we have, ever since be
crossed the Big Black, been left in tantalizing
obscurity a. to his progress. This state of
things has been the necessary consequence
of the manner in which Gen. Sherman has
made his march. Having gone forward to
gay, ALA expecting to open op a new base on
the Gulf, he, out himself entirely loom from
his base onithe Mississippi, abandoned his line
of vomomaniestioas, tore op the railroad and
bridges in his rear, and thus severed all com
munication with the world:that is behind, and
awaits with eagerness the reports of his pro
gress. In this eonditton of things it was plain
enough (hat we ehonid have to depend on the
rebels for onr ailment history of this important
movement.
They give no &chapter that mast be as som
bre and saddening to them as It is bright and
inspiring to as. The raising of the curtain
reveals that far-off theatre of war all astir with
advancing hosts—Shaman, with his oolutoa
In the heart of Mississippi. Pariagut, with his
fleet In the immediate neighlxorkood of Mo
bile. All that we have been predicting for
this expedition is now fully justified; and
the bold and brilliant campaign, revealed In
Its`magnificent eastable, to already half ao.
mm 01014,11 st a stroke.
- An official dispatch to the abet War De
under -
artment at Richmond, der date of the 18th
inst., announces Gen. Sharmant arrival at
Quitman, on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad.l
Quitman is about twenty-live. miles south of
Meridin, sail being that taken , !
that important stragetie polnt—the polo t of i
Interseation of the Mobile and Ohio and
Southern Miselbsippl Railroads—was evacu•
filed by the robe. on the 14th Inst. Consid • 1
cring that this march of a hundred and fifty
mile, has been acoomplished in tea dor, the!
rebels do not over estimate It when they !
characterise it as "without comparison, the,
boldest movement of the war."
The point at whioh Gen. Sherman bed lap
ped the commanicatians of Mobile, would
seem to indicate his intention to push for
ward one of hie column on the rear of that
place. The rebels there are anticipating as
moth, and declare he will not ho allowed to
tabs Mobile "without • desperate battle."
If this determination has the areal to keep
the rebels there tilt be gets in position to bsg
them, we einoerely hope it will be persevered
in. prom Quitman to Mobile he has a march
doe South of a little bottler than a hoodred
tones. The entire distance front Merl-
Alan' to Within fore milesi of 'Mobile Is
unfortifiel, and has been up to a very 1
late period unprotected by rebel troop..
In the rear of Mobile, and Ls much as fire
milee from the city, are three heavy littes of
earthworks. The first line is on the southeast
side of the city. The second is on the east
aide of the river, opposite the termlnatien of
St. Michael street. Down the river to the
left Is the landing of the Mobile Ohio rail
road. More Id located Spanish Battery, eon
elating of three rifled 31-pound guns, and one
10-inelt grin. Further down the bay, to the
19ft, Is Pinto's Battery. Between this and
Fort Morgan are Batteries Ctioatitw, Cedar
Plain, Grand Spell and Lighthouse
.Bettery—
In nil sir --eoneisting each of air 63-pound
rifled Cannon. This fortified region Is, how- I
ever, dcsoribed as low and flat r and not capable
of defence, even when thus fortified—the lay
of the land being an effectual barrier to mob
defence.
But if it be Gen. Shorman's purpose m
make &march on the rear et Mobile, La will
not be left alone; he will have the powerful
00-operation of Barroom's fleet, and the land
force from New Orleans. From the somewhat
obsoare rebel apatehes, we gather that Fer
rari( bad already made an attack en the
works at Grant's, Pan, at the entrance of Mo
bile Bay; but contrary weather bad somewhat
delayed operations. Them Is little feu. how
ever, of his being behindband In any part of
the work entrusted to film.
It le an Orpiment to favor of Sherman's
advance on die rear of Mobile that the re
gion which it bf the purpose of this campaign
Weds* will not be available fur Union oven
' potion until a water base Is obtained on the
Gulf by the opening up of the Mobile River
anditahro great trlbtustrico—the Tombigbee
and elib.ma. Thfs done, we shall IMP* ID
our possession the great strata& triangle of
*hide Mobile, Meridian and Bslma form the
thretiPictote. ft IS probable that while Sher
mew adteices on Mobile, to the cavalry col
umn-will be twelpied the duty of movi out
on the, prolongation of die line from ng
ViCks
burg, thus oocupyiog Meridian, Selma, and
possibly Montgomery, or, at bast, raiding in
these directions. But the prime bbJect Is the
opening up of water oommonloatlon by way
at Mobile.
The Gpentug of the Mennen Fair is
Clevelsuol—Gen. Garfield's Speech.
The Northern Ohio Sanitary Pair was open
ed at Cleveland on Monday. The member.
of the Oldo Legialature, accompanied by Major
General Heintselman and several other di..
tinguirbod„men, left Columbus at an early
hoar, and arrived at .Cleveland at JO a. on.
At Orator, they *aro met by limpresentallves
Babcock and Everett, accompanied , by Mayor
Mutere and Profilist:a Stevens, of the city
Council of Cleveland, who received them to
that:ante of these they represented:
On their arrival In the city they were im
ported to the Weddell House, where they
have been handsomely entertained. The at.
Bence of Governer Breugh Ina cause of mob
disappoints:mut among-thepeople,
At noon, Oen. Gardeld, orator of the day,
the invited vests and members of Abe Conn
ell, partook of • sumptuous repast at the
Weddell.. The guests were than formally
welcomed. to the city by Mayor Muter., M a
few eppropriata remarks, to whiob Lieut. Oov.
Andaman happly responded.
The Mang= on eeremonies of the Fair
took place in the afternoon in the large
audienee Mall ;on . the public square.
After some' introdnotory proem:ditty, in
.:Analog prayer by the Rev. Dr. Mien, musts,
as address by Lieutenant Governor Anderson,
In which he excneed the skeane, of Governor
Broogb, stating that his presence In Colton.
bar was necessary in consequence of the dia
ooveryof a, plot among the rebel prlsonen and
their outside sympathints by..which the
format lied hoped to .feet their escape as
Moron had - done, and alter anode wblih was
latitrallffor the eaculan hid been'enn=
the- trent the day, the ',oration of -
James A... Garfield- His-appearance at the
float of the
_platform iris the sign al.fOr,a Wel.
cozen:mit freely - and heartily erns. The
general had left Washiugten on a brief
•noibul no time to preparebbusif, especially
for the occasion, bale Mona of the few who
need nosed preparation. I Pu:tea:l:Am hour
headdretied * ti Valence, whirl s z .
Pueised:lll '.flP . Preelnib a el the Wan and his
sentiments, by numerous Outbursts of hearty
applause. Inreferrtngtothepreaenteonditlon
of - the eenntryi' he; 'reld.that of We it had
A64;th*lbp'ol.loo4.tai4fillthai' EaliThow
see the'beglialsig a • b end albs rebellion.
H. 41.1 not with eaten the peeps deadest
They think Itlecearl7ebdld. • Retenald gay
to them tharther !intetebee. He seem'
dilatedlnatt that it atilfgkilitt*lnation ssomplatalf ay the
AnterPtuihabapa this
'bett V/ tad IMMO/ t
beta
Motile fie pomesattele :Item beestriad to
believe that tMetebehi W near droops ,
this now: In-thlirelmlileisnre erartired
at diacritical period.. The latevictories have
been cheering to um the enemy has been push
ed back from the gmatrivcr of the west, balk
from the great mountains of the Scud, we
have the mountains ',diabetic peaks and for ,
and we have the river with its cities and r
tileations; we have pissed that Hableen, d
now across those .mmintain we sea that
enemy has maned his forms for. a Anal c ri
-0 lat. He is straining every Dorn to snore
the victory, he bee so often been sinking' to
secure, and if we m
n ber ourselves we 'hall
dlseorer that we hav note man too many for
the approaching terr a si
le and angainary e-
M lin
ots. BeHe said that • based his hope for the
coming campaign rtra the 90,000 manses
who have re-enlist for the war. They are
equal to throe times their number of raw re
cruits. They have remedy been triad and
have not been found wanting.
The speaker then urged upon the ladies to
continue their work. •He could speak far the
soldier and was able ti appredate what they
were mcomplishing. I He milled capon the
members of the Legislature before him, to as- ,
aist in larding the people with the tight spit
lt—thet which would mule aim man in this
great nation of once spring forth laths- great
fight now fast appreariblegorith a determine.-
lion to win or die in the attempt. • It Is not
necessary that all ehoetid fight on the battle
field,,for there la much to be done at home in
misting and 'importing our brava army.
There is work for 01 end let them take held
of it with a will and determination worthy - of
the American people.
lien. G. retired amid dehiscing aud pro
longed sheering from 01 parte of the hall.
Major-General Heintreman was then in
troduced by Gov. Anderson. The Gemini
was very warmly received, and being a mod
est man, be bowed his thanks and retired.
Three bratty °heart were giien tor•• the herb
of 1911111m/burg.
Speaker Hubbell, In a neat, timely and en
pro/save speeoh, and on behalf of the Loan:
liana,. returned to the Olty Council and
either/ generally, the_ thanks of the mire
bees for the kind coostdertiloti they bed
receiver/ from them.
~
EVENING GAZETTE TELEGRAM&
OUR SPROUL DISPATORES.
FROM lndilfil.rGTO.A
Dleparhee to theUtaborgh Oask,tte.
Vi ASH IN OTOII, CITT, Fekb.,23. 1884.
TBl 1,11T1,18 CONVISTION
The signifioance of ilia Maryland Convert
! tion yesterday, lies rather to the gonnu
resolutions against MC vl
ntgomery Blair, and
the utter defeat of the Blair party, than to
anything else. Old Francis P. Blair waa the
candidate for delegate f j o the National Con
rentiort, and was beatest by Judge Hoffman,
one of Winter Davis' special adherents, by •
rote of d 2 to 32. Davie' friends here saythat
the instructions fortaLlacein are mania
dependent on Me putting an end to that-Cabi
net opposition to their cause, of which the
complain, and that if that to not done, bo's'n
not get the rotes. Nona but the delegates at
large are instructed. But one district elected
Blair delegates, and that is the one which
sonde the rebel Barrio to Congress.
In the National Committee hero jests:day, the
friends of Mr. Llnooln's re:termite:Won wanted
the Cocrention held In May, and his opponents
wanted it much later. lit au finally corn
promised that it should be bold to lone.
; The oenfirmations to-day, were Joseph C.
A. Wingate, New Ilampthire, Consul at Swan
ton, George P. Hansen, Illinois, Consul at
Elsinore; Elehard Y. Morse, lows, Consul at
Corscoa, Benjamin F. Ilall, Colorado ;Terri
tory, Consul at Valparaiso: B. 1.. LIM, Michi
gan, Consul al Sao Jinn Del Sir; W. 11.
Blake, Indiana, Consul at lamnarcille; Jos.
C. Marx, Oblo, Consul u stsnaluntuses
Cantwell, Consul at Dublin; Albert G. Riddle,
nitio, Consul at Matamoros.
Ana, Cliepterias.—Philip MaElm , MI•110011;
Jas. Schodeld, Iowa; Cbanneey W. Fitch,
Indiana; John Vshey, Illineb Merman Eg- ;
gess, Tennessee.
Hospital Maplaias. —Hoary Stevens, West
Virginia; 8. M. Beatty, Ohlo; Simeon P.
Ives, Illinois; D. D. McKee, Indiana; Wm.
K. Tslbot, Kentucky; Almon Gregory, Indi
ana; Joseph A. Stephan, tartlet,
Amalie./ Serrgaans ia: its Neoy.—David V.
Whitney. Illinois; William Common*, In
dians.
CAief Eftsr:Ateere Nows.—First Assist
ant Httglnears, William Roberts, Jackson Me-
Elwell, Alexander Orson, John IL Long.
Papiao err ix the Nney.—Assistant Paymas
ters, Ambrose J. Clark,George Cochran, Levi
S. Stockwell, Thomas S. Caswell and George
A Lawyer.
A...son of loierm.l 1tt0.60. —Josiah M
lard, Third Dietriet, Virgiola; Peter Page,
Pint Stettin, Minot.; L. A. Taylor, Sixth
District, Wiseonein; Jibe... W. Shanklin
California, Receiver of public money for tho
Distrierla San ?ranoboo, Califtitnia; John T.
Swift, California, Register in the Land °Sloe
at San Pranoisoo, California; Charles Cpson,
California, Sarveyor General of California;
Piederick H. Piper, Ascossor of Internal
Ravenna for the twelfth conflation district,
Illinois; Har►tto N. Marsh. Deputy Post
muter at Joliet, Illinois.
Pormasl en ie eAe Rye... Army .—Edvard
Wright, Illinois; Rainey Elmith, KeotP.ky.
About two hundred additional oonarma
(ions were made, inoludieg a number o( Quar
terms oter's Comostuarlos and Paymasters.
COrPlltalrlD 07.1711114\
The entire stook In trade of Copperhead
etetesmenship, was to-day brought forth la
the Societe again by Celine, in a Joint res
olution, declaring that the war should be pros
ecuted for the sole purpose of maintaining
the constitutional Union, arid for the restora
tion of the Union on the basis of the eenstitn-
Con, and inviting the President to issue a
proclamation of amnesty to returning States,
with a promise of protection to slavery, and
pardoning all anoint snob persons as shall be
designated by the Legislating arm s . swim.
1,111110111211111 ♦ID 1/J7I.OILATIOT3.
Merit. A. J. Dingham, of the Ildth Ohio
,volontoers; Ida). J. O. Stritil, of thy 10th Illi
nois; Capt.-J. 0. Ndbarger, of the 10th ilinels;
G. A. Bruce, of the 10th Illlaom, and Captain
Henry Clayborn, of the 38th lowa, are- txdi-
Aed by the War Department, that maims they
I appear and make satisfactory defence to the
charges against them, by the *th of Mara,
they - will be dinalssad from the manic*. Col.
A Moor, of the 18th . Obis volunteer, haring
been dismissed from the service, his been re.
stored, provided the Governor has not Oiled
the vsaaney.
'o[olllo3 IN Tall 1.1C101131 AND NILIF•UEIN
=TECO
The decision was announced in cue num
ber one hundred and thirtp-two, Greene C
Branson, et al. eta., appellant, vs. the La
crosse and Sißeak', Railroad Company, et
al. It lean appeal from the Dletriet Court of
the Belted States for the Wisconsin luestion..
Marion delivered an opinion reversing the
decree of the District. Court with cests,.and
remanding the case for farther ; proceedings,
. utou•as or rut ronteinirs. 5-3
Resolutions of htiniry, by Miura, gun!
ad the Sonata to-day, looking to the
increase of oadote at Wart Point to four boat
daad, tin:inking higher quiff/cations, and
makingtbe minimum age of adtnlulon can
suntan years, and changing tho Mods of Ap
pointment.
lOWA MIR CoNrIXTIOII-4111C4101simOVIVOIS
TOM DOWIL
A private &spelt& from Demetrios ' lowa,
says the Elate Convention voted dore the
resolution, inetinoting 'dolomites - to rots tor
Moor% for Imolai:tattoo, bye tarp mAior•
1!7.; -. .
Qinetttirritt‘tvinittricene.!' ll ;'
Tbillatekanyst Miaisi ape 61:0sulanilib
via Iblasnapdng tan up In the finimem•
Coot. •- kikiftlignmr2. vast vu dialadd
• tr,u
' -
-..,-. SW,
FR 01it 11.1 LTI.VOR E. The St. Louts Herald to Re-Appearoa
The Rebel Indians... Fight with In.
Special Dieratrhei to the Pittsburgh Casette ,lane and Texans.
liatrieusta, Feb. 24, 1664. ST. Lora, Feb. 23-The Morning lirroef
suppressed by military .thority two years
eerallte to 12nELDON--aanitt MIIPATCII23. ago, will shortly reappear by permission of
Richmond wiper. of 'he 19th and 20th have Gen. Roseerans, on condition that it must be
been received. They ' 'nl.-.. the following truly loyal, and contain nothing calculated to
news; embarrass military operations or discourage,
In relation to the Peace &arose, the Char• ealletments.
totteevill• Caron:el. says tntil some eel. A Fort Smith dispatch say. adricee from
donee Is given of a change of policy on the the Indian country state that the valley of
part of the government, and tome assurance ' the Canadian river and its tributaries useless
is received that effort , at negotiation will not of rebels, and that the:upperiSeminole country
•be spurned, Congress arc of the opinion that Is entirely 'wept, and that all rebel supplies
any dinet overtures for peace would compro- , for a movement on Arkansas mast come from
miss oomelves in that reaped., and would be , Red River, where the enemy concentrate.
fruitless of good, and Interpreted by the! The rebel Indians are thoroughly dieheert
enemy as abAndleation of weakness. We can I cued. Gen. Maxey, In the .present Choctaw
nub' repeat the desire of oar people for peace,Legialeture, a few day. ago, advised the In-1
and our readiness to accept terms consistent diary to return home and rein, their crops.,
with beton and the integrity of the States, and I The Choctaws, Creche, Cherokees, Chicks- I
compatible with the safety of our domestic in- !saws and other tribes were represented.' , The
etitntioli. .
' Choctaws urged a separate confederacy, a. the
ilia Select Committee who hare inrestlga- , rebel Confederacy was unable to protect them.
teti the menagentement of the Nary Depart- ! The Creeks are prepared to fly into the Ws-
ment, make a long .report complimenting elate Mountelns. .
Mallory for good management, and report Col. Phillips' brigade had a fight with rebel
that work on the resale is necessarily stopped Indian. and Texans on Middle Boggy river
for want of iron. Indeed neither the govern- on the 14th, killing forty of them. Our lots
ment nor the people hare been able to meet was one. The enemy was punued to Fort
the domande of the army and navy for iron. ', Arbuckle. Our force, then retired to Canadian.
The Navy Department has fora long time past I Fort Smith has been included in the De
employed agents in many parts of the corm-
s partment of Arkansas, and Gen. Thayer h.
~.try to gather scrap Iron In the cities and on I established his headquarters there.
plantations, to relieve ia some measures, its
necessity. From Europe-Further Defeat of the
The reports from the Secretory of the Navy Danes-Rerolutlon at Copenhagen-
have not been published, from motives of The Alexandria, etc. I
101,311 policy, and hence the °Pend... of that. New Yost, Feb. 21.-The steamer Recta i s
department's not generally known. It ts not has arrived from Livorno ,I, woe dated to the
deemed proper now t. publish all the facts I Oth that.
which should be present - d, in order to give a ' The retreat of the Danes to Flensburg IA
full knowledge and jolt appreciation of the ' confirmed, they are also reported to hare re- l
management of the Neve Department. Dot treated from there to Durappel, after n severe
it Is tot improper to Mote that the department engagement. I
Du erected a powder mill, which supplies all 1 There is great Maeontent at Copenhagen.
the powder required by our navy; two engine The Dmiiah Commander•in-Chief hoe been
biller and machine slops, and fire ordnance recalled, and an unreliable report prevails of
trorknhops . It Mu established eighteen yards la revolution at Copenhagen. I
RC building war retorts and ropewalk, mak- I The British Court of Exchequer, In Chem-
ing all the cordage, from a ropoyarn to a here, has dismissed the appeal in the Alex-,
nine-inch cable, and capable of turning out endria ease, for hick of jurisdiction.
8,000 per month. Of remelt toot iron -clad,
the department has purchased and otherwise '
Deetructit e Fire fu Lafayette, Ind.
acquired and converted to war reesels, 44; has La re Trete, Ind., 23.-Reynolds' block, Cora I
built and completed as weer...3ls 1 2, bee par. and Fourth streets, and Ortt's block adjoining,
tially constructed and destroyed to save from
the enemy, 19; has new under construction, on Fourth street, occepied by the Post °Moe,:
Lafayette Jouroof company, 31 M. Miller I
19; of iron-clad vessel*, It has completed and McCormick, baker, and grocers, 11. Smith a f
has now in commission, 12; has oompleted and !Howard Bros. dealers in boots and shoe.,,
destroyed or lost by rapture, 4. I I boo. also Capitol saloon , an d pi erce ., pietnre gallery,
one Iron clad floating battery, prented to were totally destroyed by fire, this merning.l
the Confederary by the ladies II( Georgia, end ell the mail matter, a greeter part of the
one iron-clad ram, paalally completed nod the boots and shoes, and a small part of the I
turned over to the Confederacy by the at ite groceries were saved. The loss is about x. 50,•
of Alabama. lion and the insurance about s2s,deo.
PPM? Naas ruatmeasov.
Tao Charleston Mer,ory, of the hob, um Death of Brig, Gen. Crocker.- -Vision
On TutodeT, the oth lest., the enemy t Meeting , In Illinois. o
passing from Folly to 1: mwah Island, crossed Cstao, Feb. 23.-Apparently authentic. In ,
to Seabrook Island, end over the Handever, formation recei red at the headquarters of this!
attacking our pickets, killing and capturing District states that Brig. Gen. Crocker, of ,
L
This ema il retied in a skirmish with the rebel' In the
several. They approa -bed In force , and we lowa, died et Jaelmen, MM., of wounds re
bad but 150 men to meet them. T
bat gallant band kept the enemy in cheek all advance of Sherman'. army. I
ales toeing not more than three mike of , Two thousand pe Di
I'''1""
at 3 oateel, when Chlimen .111 be admitted for 10
.
ground, ► end about nightfall they drove the , meeting et Jonesboro , fl ti l
, n ye ° l7: l , ' ,l d ay".
enemy partly back. Reinforcements were ..DU
sent to Gene , aria Door. open Evening* at 7 ....Jodi. Esittli
General Wixe, and fifty-five men sod Passengers and Spec i t
e or Europe. , ti ,, c ,,,, m .,......, Th., ...,,, p ,,,, x,
four pieces of artillery errived. Wedneedey New Yoax, Feb. 24.-The steamer China,: ItirTEBBOOSS-Ntors open et 2 o'cllxt
Nona our forces looming with the foe within which tailed from this port to day for Liver- j Ma-
for
P."'"'''"
'''' bills.
B. 3101iBliSON.
a mile of Hen derer. Tie Yankee strength pool, took seventy passengers mid 2011,000 , mi,,,
rag
is estimated at 2,000, oa h six piece s of emit pound. In specie. 1 Proprietor eras -tanager.
- - - - - --
lery. Immediately the enemy were seen .- --.-.-.--__ ____ . . ._I -.GRAND ORATORIO, at the CA
sauteing on our left, threatening to turn our tirs U R.4.1r t' E.TLIEDRAL, fur thy bro. fit of the Po, tin
petition. Our pomition had beer tared by our : - -•-• -
i der the direction of Prof J. T WAME LINK, au
infantry beating the 3'
outflanked ,iikees in a race for it, Nsu RA NUN,
THVINDAT ei LNINC, February 25th 1.0.4
. ricer
but they tflanked us, i.. , that General Wise' I
..,• , 1 i borne, Quartette.ran?
Doet and • dos, "Al. rt'
ordered our forces to fail back. All was quiet ' e• in Wel.' celebra t ed mw, Mrs B Ii Pettily, Sp
on Wednesday night, end by next morning,' Hiegel and shortie.
2 Quart tie ...Alma Itedemptott•, par Lambll-
Thursday, the II th, 0,, wrote had increased
to 1,050 Infantry. Toe enemy were to. re- Insurance Co. of North America. roe r —d....,
, lc t., 11115.41 Back, 1.. 01 ydney, M resea cargo
ported adr•ncing. I. I be 3 r. at they came to 3 trio, .•Santuto Ergo," pat Berea, Brit blame.
our (root Plt I t.! li it 1. it II I A Put, Beene Applebaum and 14 time 1.
• a.
4.Door,teuisra M Wallet'. end L. Mooney.
AI. this moment lien. Collnott was roue
. -- Kilo, "Ave Marta,.. par Selintert, M+.. Myers.
forced Nth nine boodred men. At 325 p m
Quartets and Cborue, 'Night nada= Longer,
we opened upon the enemy With AIX plot,. 6
from Bore in rao pt, Bre. If D Scully Mrs. Stian•
at the distance of ihree quarters of a mile . Insurance Co of the State of Penns ., non. .4,1411 r• Carus and H. Stool .d ch . oros.
The enemy replied with three piece!, ; they
rote binilon.
ceased arlng at tarty ralnotem past sp. m., . tiff ODELPtit4 , I bolo Coprano cud Double Quartette, "Alma
and retreated rap sly, leaving seine of their , epos, - per Hummel, Mn. H I) lioally and Quer.
, s i tes
dead. Fear bodies were foundon the ground.
thit •e Viii " me ' w*r. t" " si 1 '" 4 " 4 ' l ' 4 l Hartford itSre Insuranee Company.
fkiloo-to follow ' , ltal. 'away, who retreated le - -
oonfasloo to Ilandcrer, burnt the Seabrook
tomer there, and before day messed back to
Ktattab, burning the bridge behind them
FROM HMIIIII3EIII H
0rp. , 1,4 m.p.wn`. w tn. Pitl•burKh a.. 4.
ll•anexr.u, Pb.o !,1, ISM
The Senate ie net to n..iun
ilooar—A long rambling discussion took
pike. on the resolution relative to volunteer
.v.l wk. entirely fruitloss In •ny
definite results'.
The following bill• were reed •
Mr. conferring power. on Or
ph►n's Course I decree Ale., in reality to pay
of! legacies.
Mr. Black —one rope .Iling certain portions of
the paring and grading taw of Manchester.
Mr. Glass--e supplement to the abetter of
the Wee tern and National Traneportetion
Company.
Otte relative U.:the cbe ter for a Foreign and
lime Bible Society.
Mr. Patton—One relative to the employ
ment of the poor of Greene county.
Mr. Searlght—One to repeal the leer of
1853, relative to el.—tion, so far a, It ap
pllea to Fayette county.
Mr, Alexander-0. 0 :OM I. to .lounty oft
can for the county of Forma.
Mr. Alerander--Ona lo illorei.o the pey of
juror. and witnesses In t'l :riot county.
The Roan i. now Ut.cusslng the amount
which counties shall ha ailowsd to pay.
The pending amendment II to tot ea,l2
Comity's Commlasionels regulate their own
bounties as to amount.
==!
le said here that Itiohard Perry will be
Far Inspector, and John litippay, Sealer of
Weights and Mamoru, at Pittibartilt; and
that Gov. Curtin will appoint them to
day.
From.Bterenson, A1a...-Famora of Rob-
el Advances.
Special Dispotott to the Pltistough Ouotto
STITEX4OII, A 1..., Feb. 22, 1461
Some days since a rumor gained credence
that John Morgan had craned or was about
to MSS the Tennessee River at Tuscumbl►,
with. seven thousand cavalry, Indent the rall- .
I toad befween this and 'Raabe!Re. Troops
I were put in position to receive them at all
I points, but the rumor proved untrue. To-day,
apprehenalotts are graver than ever, and scouts
Rom toward. Dalton report General Clot
borne's forces marching from that place to
attack Bridgeport, and to destroy the rail
road bridge, steamboats, government shede,
warehouses, and accumulated stores. Prep
stations have been made to meet any 'moult
that may be matte. A reconnoissance In fora
was made from Chattanooga this morning,
towards Ringgold, to auertalts the posiUnn
and strength of the enemy, and the truth of
Claiborne's reported advance.
Weather warm and. Omani; roads imp.
ilble.
Prom Charleston—Affairs In North
Carolina—Union Peeling Strength
ened, Etc-
Nairam, N. Q., Feb. 2) -The Ohatitston
Mwevry nip that Eleorotaq Chase 11 miklag
wrow7 *minim to flood the Smith with green
hub, which, utiles, Immediately checked,
and than Irallot a
mortal blow on the cause.
The lame paper saes that the constant
dropping it the enemy's , shot and shell Is
telllngbpon the lower pert of the' ity.
The Wilmington, N. C., Joanna!, announces
the arrival of thOtteamer Alioe, from Newsom,
bn the hd; also, that the steamer Spunkle , la
aground nude the guns of Fort Campbell,
and Is likely to go to pieces, though most of
bar saw will b. sired.
The Newborn Times says that the late rebel
raid has etrengthaned Cie Colon feeling. We
cannot , for stionseett doubt. That should a
anus federal foreemoTu op Mania& end nn-.
Ant the old startled bonnet tromahe capitol,
it would balled - with shouts of
' }ntentejoy
bytacitoftlionsinde.
A moor sigi the tlevarat7PlOleLt
ba ocartinaitialed for not capturing Narbarn.
Col. Dutton . , of the flu Cornseetieut, luta
bun s4i3crofieeg' et ebirtof Atari bt Cfruy . bl
._joigutplogrpruattliatittglit4 r iiCtr• •
,Atij .
srlur,r.uoo in the abvvo old .4 re4l.le ocai
obtsiluml 0 appllctaloo to
Ono B.GAlnes, ST Wator
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPA.
Y NY or PITTSBrFIGII,
R. MILLER, Jr,
r. M. GORDON, Bowden,
ONE., NO. 02 W.t.r strnst, grave, I G.:. W.I.
Lour, up stairs, Plttab97ll.
- .
I mat aymbut all Maly of PH. d Mark/.
r Ruby A 11.. hodbotr• mewed by Dim.," __
are ltk.semb t. mermaLty. ..d sr/o a s clew.
nerd, by iiroseperm wad blberahly, N maintam tL
orbrb dry bare warm!, a. ere., A. bee
twat rttm . &vim to b.
R. Miller, je
Jam.. McAuley,
Nuthunlel Hokum,
Ale:. Nltalck,
G..rim Dania,
Oampbell B. If err”ti
O. W. Rlck.tamt.
my3o
CIITIZEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH. Oma, numor Markel and
Water ortwO, Nerved
WM. BAOALZY, Rosakw&
SAMUEL REA. Saccary.
Iname. Steamboat. and Cargos
Imnttl .gaunt Imo and thutmaa thn nadaanon
.b the Southern and it t*tern Blnv. , Laltoe en.l
oyoue, .d the navtgat 101 l do.
atoon.l lots .4 damage by Sta.
W. O. Johnstoa,
B. P. Jones,
Remo vrans,
Hon. T. M. Howe
Ruda, Proton,
George Bingham,
AMER ICAN LIFE INSURANCE
AND TRUST .COSIPA2T,
ALIX. WHILLDIN, 1"..1.1.t.
8011. WORK, Vie, Pr.soLimt
Amon the Tract.. am Win 1 HOWARD, Req.,
J. zba.a 71101HPSON, Req., end How. IA
POLLOCK-
louse poncho at the malt! ut-rr AL rata, bola
ere of which .here to the profit., The tut benne
urea 4.1 per cent. JO/ NT IiTOCK rate. rem 20 acct.
lera than the Illatnal.
►ll laformstkm rurnbhod on appllutlon In
S. S. BRYAN, Plit.busgb AR.mI
).3.):1. to Pottrth strost, (Itmke's
PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, N. E. corner Wood & Fifth Sta.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
DISIVTOILS ;
Wm. Phillip.,l Jason D. Porn.,
Jobs Wait, Capt. John L. Rhos.*
Wm. D. Ha a, , Samuel P. Striver,
John 11.. Parke,
Marlon B. Metall, 1 George P. Jon ea,
ea,
C. flans. L. 4,
Wm. V. Hitt, Charles Arbuckle.:
WM• PHILLIPS, Awklost.
JOHN WAIT, Via "wand•
WM. P. OA lIDNSII, For,geary. Jul4:l,
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE COM,
PANT Or PVITEIBITTIGEL— Omae , No. S 7
HM gavot, But Block.
Imam %abut all kind. of Hoe and Marina glitka,
ISAAC JONIZI. Prasiddal, -
JOHN D. IfTo.Blr, Puy
D. IL BOOK, livergarl.
Mo. Wk. DLLN, avowal .14mai.
animas:
MME!!!!!
0. 0. 1.1
John gra.graii
1 115 11. 0. o . ;ay.
h. Ind.o. Jr.,
B. L. TahoemitCak
11"4.VTII.
WANTEM —1 6 0 A MORT o L —1 want
=atlB)•amm , e
, to •A
mE ds=r
oternew waad croo tLf•• a nt.
de*wlf , oe ARtran•
J•2B4mdA•rT JOUR r. LORD. Ithld. , f“,J, 711.
Q 7, A MONT/lI—IN aut to.hiro Agents
evpr ? county at iTS IZWl•tht
paid to nil soy now cheep nosily Bowing =:
• ilittA imor & MADISON, *Mod. M.b.
Ma.
ROOK-BINDERS WANTED.—Steady
atfTM& WD - 4187141Mart
MB mum •it
200 ELL cklial I'm'. FLOWS hi
rarnaumsiiweih,
pas, . No.r.'„ood,stre.t.
wtuTE LIKIX-200 - bbtribt tale by
- Jai A. 1- GUMMI?
.
onn : . 4: omi :V.Egg r eo .
w_1!_418.114.,1_14104Mat
e.:-,kt— ,cs
THEATRY,
Lome and klua.ger—
Troanver ......
The Manager takes &same in annortocing an ea-
Annenteet ant the ponnlar American actor. Mr.
MUTT):
MD be pressatod, the trendetfal moral penmenon
dram•, sitb new seemry sod mochmleal eftkto,
entitled,
TICK-ET-OF -LEAVE BIA-N•
Eobert Delosly_ Mr. Nosh.
llawkabsto..... ........... _ ..... Lovrdey.
Y. Cid opetulalc.
Jr.. Dalton G. 8. Num..
Green Joao,. ....... ....... Mr. bkiodwig
Bt. Miss a Lei. nold,
Sam Willoughby Annie Hyatt,
With the hill etrength or the Comp.,.
Tin" and Place - London the present day.
air.' et Saturday athenevni, at I o'clock, a GRAND
MATINEE .111 be given, the entice proceeds of
.bleb will be 144.11,1 over to the Subsistence COM.
FAIR AND CONCERT,
LADIEta CIIARITAIILE SOULfalf, eucake,tal
with PLISIOUTII (X/NOILICOATIObIAL untaecti.
- Th. La.llea' Chailight. Society tonnented with the
rlyinouth Congragntional r,p.ctfally an•
flounce that they will hot] a
te A 1 It AND ('ON ('IC It 'I%
Oh MAY kVENIN4S
will coma.. of V,.- a l It..trocarn•
tai Music, and tln IR 111 ..mbra.... many
eholn, and familiar 1..ng. , t..gather
with toe morn popular and tarot-tie airo .•f fhe pro..
ant. The instrumental part will h. In rharae of •
roll and rottqw•tent orchestra, • Idle thy .ocol part
will euatained by nutolmr of nor ta.wt two:urn
pllnhad amateur,. The Blianag..r. of the. Tait Intend
introdneinp im11r471.• r‘emr: v:" chl.laah•
Wood Itltellon of silty y..ar. ago, which will be •
prominent attraction.
....... .......... ............
MASONIC HAL!
POSITIVELY THE LAST IVEEK
EVERY AFTEROOOK THIS WEEK
N.* Irt the rity poopl” wake tap,
Now Int thn coo ntry vr.ke. up
F. 4 u r p...ltholy 4A. hut chant,.
The moat extraordinary exhildtten lu lLe world.
THE GREAT MILTONIAN TABLEAUX
PARADISE LOST
CAIiRTING Orr IDE} OF
lIETIEN, REM CHIOS AND PARADISE.
Admlrl••u
(Iblldrma with pmts
41t. N M A "I'l rs:
weer AFTERNOOT Tnia WELK
2 t. ilo d Vocal. 'Salle Prayer." par Hammel, J.
TZlattarlak.
S. Solo and Doet, ...AV. Da,- ray Wels,.3l.his
first and Mr. Appelbaum.
e. Chose, Quarnitta mad Solo, •Tredo,,•: . llfescin
Appelbaum, tilnireldeln and chorus •
6. Duet, .o'fialatarla," Maws. Cargo. B. Breed.
G. Chorus and Quartette, 'The Meares. ara Trll
-- risco this Creation,
amend
Mrs. S. and, !Sri
shannon, 'ars°, B. Bread and cholla.
Door. opts at 7 ~ ' clock Oratorio ta. comma., at
71. i o'clock.
Tickets 60 cent; to be had at the Mask Storm mad
at the door.
BY PROF S. J IVIL
RON, et the Fourth Freatdterlan Fhttroh, re
PEI DAY S VSCI NO, February 2tth at 7 , , o'clock,
F,r the benefit of the P, one t'hurch Sunday
lichoel.••
Subject—. The Day a 'ol
Thl-, the drat leritre of ...erts.4 to be delfrered
within Altaa ( w week. .t said Church, promise
to be one of the lector/tee beet el! rt. The de•D tn
terwu whlab the Probee /a tear In the youth of the
country la well known la ibis conzsa.ltr, .od . leo.
tore by him teed only be aettouncel to (Imre .
rawdid hoer.
A 11.1,. A citlny,
Alasantinr opeer,
Dalvd M. Long,
Colonel CLARE trill deliver the next lecntre at
the mum place, on THURSDAY LVENDSO, 10 arch
Ittdo Soldest—•• The Amerlean Wm—lts Inds
rtes. Admits's:at, Y 5 mato Tickets to be had of the
members of the Church, and at the Dreg Stoma In
the Fifth and Ninth Wards of the city. relt.nte
•
P
Jot,. r.. 31,une.
M. GORDON, Armegury.
uerroeir SJLES
AUCTION KALE OF OtiNDESI NED
110ELBES.
Wos Oaraatacsr , Catnip Emmet - , 1 ,
Orstra or Crater Cream...arca,
Washlngtan, D. C., February lath, 1.164.. i
Will he sold at pablto motion s to the hlgheat bid
' d.r, at the place. and dates named below, rip :
At glifflin Pa , 303 Hamm, friday, 4th Slant.
At WllLtalmort, Pa., 300 floram, Tuerdsr, rip
March.
At Altoona, Pa, 300 Nom... Friday, 11th Match.
At Mn Brumulck, N. J., sno Tooaday,
11th Match.
At Easton, Pa, WO Nurses, l'alay, leth March.
At Newark, N. 5., 300 Roman, Toesday, March.
At Lannon, R., 300 Ilona. nide), Y.Stb March.
At Wllkeabarm, Pa., 30e Horsed, Traradray, oth
March.
Theme Horses have been coademoad as unlit fur the
Cavalry service of g.h. uww.fitatca Army.
Tor rood and farm parpos• Min; bargatra
may toe had.
Norma trill be add tingly.
Salsa hegira at 10 a m„, and omtliam dolly 1.111 all
111. sold,
Terms Cash, in Crafted State. Tramat y Notes only
JAMES A. FAIL
IllraffttmatlO ChlafQuartarmaater, Car-Hama,
8. M. Kier,
John EhWhen,
James AL Copper,
8. Harbangh,
J. Caldwell, Jr,
John 8 Dilworth,
Wm. A. Badgers.
&Sal
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, CARPETS,
On Thursday, February bsth. lllabs
At 10 o'dock, at 166 Tl/111D
lists aeo Itoaeuad C 0..?, will be said, tho entire
Fnroltnre of • Wally lwartng ioe tit', entbraclani
apr:og Ilan Swat Bola, Parlor and Hea/non Chairs
Harbo a Tup Tabka, W hat• Not, /mach Plato Minor,
Choirs Dedatesds, Dresang Baratta, Wardrobe,
closed Wash Stand; Lounge/, Gate Prat Obsin sad
licleksre, Dining and otter Tableq Bn/mals, Chun.
bar, Hall utd Star Carpets and Bnun OR Cloths and
Stair Bode. Ilair and Elsa Sdattrassee, Fratturs and
Spreads; Cook, Parlor and Craitober litnraq Mantle
Cloaks, Mind., China and 80b,,,!., Glassware and
Ornaments. Oabinet of Shells. Numery Panders,
gne•rawsre and Kitchen Utormtl• • quantity of
Cloal, de. Al.o, one set t ilrer Plated Tr. Nara
T. 2 L.I II ‘CLELLAXIS, Atted . r:
N. 11.—T. A. Atte. SIC Sl.. his petrol/ad attentkn
to gala of Funattnre at residences or at Lades arm..
No. IC filth street.
DrErsoLiuri9rrs.,e,:e
nisSOLUTION.—The Co-partnerehip
1-/ bantams existing basset tbo
In the Inotlitse bantam. at Pa 143 naval street,
A,Usgbamy 007, under the am of W. t. ktoolll
00., will didsWys on Xstsh Ibth. Parana knowing
thenashm Indebted to lb. firm wpt ple,w oao pie
nOtill ID that time sad mtgs.
W. U. WoOldi,
.Ul3l=l 0. V. DASCU. -
DISMLUTION ILV-PARTNKR
8111P.—The partinaltp lattotoPalt aztallag
between JOG. r. ELAItILTOS aid slum DA Via,
radar the Dm of JOG. r..HAIIIILTOIi t 00-. has
t dloolted ky mutual asuent. JOs. V. DAM,
ivrox attend to the no.tued
drat. at the old amid. corner that sad idtaTty it..
JOS. t . 81.111ILTOW
jantsoLS • IVAN DAVI&
•
Jahn D. McCord,
Capt. Adam Jana*
B. B. Marling,
opt. Wm. Doan.-
It. L.lttOrev,
=M=I
V. P. PA1TLE201.........*.........11.11.11
pATTERSOIi. &UMW:,
Commission Merihants,
nova LIM 42111,12 i,
GENERAL /apping. DEALERS
No. 6 WOOD DTRIET, DOotoargh,
Wo. •to reborthig Du
Pi elsiylhe eClo,
Z i o= ti .o i rtz l
Z 111datostimi CO4
Woodgell d 110.
Datt
500 BBLa CHOICE YORK SUP!
60Ubbla POTATozB, et " Blow; Ptre 430
t'lBl'4` lowValtgeroi o
Y ry ß~
2 '
3;;400 R
, T. as.
I.4illoea
a.
deli h 7O
VOLUME LXXVII.-!,-NCL----.1%
4.UUSE.VEXTS
TIIIt , (Thcln.Lay) EVENING
1=!!!Iltlirlill
(RCN EVXIIY NIGLIT, HD
IMEZ=33
Yeautectarma or HIFISISISIO OIL can LtIIIIIOA.,.
SING OIL. Hoop toady eatreed the vary heat
omelltrat DDILICLItO OlL 6 deet EMI althea total
eflaital3,ll'""l: wurrl2,___"3.
air AD 'cede:left as' Ms; IM 711,111
Beatc - Illoctr, woad tear. •111 be promptly attemehl.
to.
-
Jr .21cCially (J..;
J. W.ffracer.
MIL Jack a
B. H. DaTja, 12. q.
ILS•
tkalar.ll? Reentotllstatt4.
a r AMEWIN
It.wsene.a -
on sf Qltrlol and Aqua Amzeonia•
Wets left si .414 iikirifaalc.ti
. oe . MA.iiii747l7 ~
01111, itc.
TILLUX MINA
ROE & PEARSALL,
naafis.
Comae-100 On Berohakta & Broker*,
Itxrinattety tp
Petroleum and Us Products,
For apart and home oonsaenytecia. ant* WM-
tierex down, at reasonable rata
Liberal advances mad.
IRON CIIT OIL WORKS.
LIMY & OHORPENNINO,
Elanuf.torers mod natlnors of OAEBON OIL Err
'LINZ AND LIAIBIOATING 0218 and &dm la
CIL LI DIC. Fto
Worlo, opposite gbarpaburg.
()eta s No. 60 RANTS OTTL'IT
BREWER, BURRI &
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
.Yrrnfl
OLORt, PAOIIIIO AND LIDNLITY OIL WONJLA
Liberal cub selvuma mule mmstgemente
Refined or Crude Petro!emu
0011. bUyIJICSINI NAY a LIS. NthAl/E
WALES, WET M ct CO
SHIPPERS OF PETROLEUM.
112 DIAIDEN LANZ, NrW YOWL
Ample hcUltlee M IiTOILAGX AND HUFFIER
st th.fr yard wad Oust, a. , Baur
mylLif
_ _
RICHARDSON, If AIME Y Ar. CO.,
00111112910 N A ruww & krn Nil 11-ILBAJIIMITS.
Crude end Helloed Petroleum,
Era 19 IILWIN tiTEITT, I'ITT9I3I3ISAU3
Sir Liberal Cub zdtarlon• et& r.osignonots fOr
Plttabmirla or Emtern Merlons.
IMIT.V.III
Hotter. J. B. Dilworth it Co.,
Springor fierboogh,
ThoinpootiZioll, , Prat_ Ocentoontial Bonk
inhlOiato
/0. ......... oflrm.
WALLACE & CURTISS,
omlntenion Merobants,
I==MT!
CRUDE & REFINED PETROLEUM,
EIENZINI Atil) LETRICATItiII
lrA SOUTH W11. 4 / I VO3, Plf LAPRLPEId
gir B tofuttu ...Wily (under rarer,) or 16,Au0 Mae
SIN uunileut fazilitia• for shipping to /medusa
end Foreign ports, at our wharf an the Schuylkill
Biter, near the platform of the P. /1.,
HACK & BRO.,
Mll.llao
Crude and Relined Petroleum,
BENZINE, Sca.,
123 WALNUT T. PHILADELPIILL
Busloose entrusted to *or are Ira] mein tar
prompt pommel stmation.
Hofer to Almon. Itichardson. Burreg d 80., Bremen,
Burke 1 Co., and licCletland S Dams, Pittsburgh;
Thos. &onto Let. Preet. Vault ff. A. i B . L. Boater
A Co.. Philo&!At. anAulp
WORM & CALLENDER,
OIL BROKERS.
211 and 919 South Water Street,
110 Ir (ts.tßnm.nt. ocialcitart.
. .
Lplay d Cborponnlng, Trait 0117 011 Worts.
Jacob Palutor. of J. Pander &
Jar,. B. Chalfant, K Span& Chalfant a Ow
JMIr
PWROLE COIIMISSIONIMP
J. GRANTS.
ARMSTRONG & KIDD,
GORES PIAZZAS, 1./YERPOOL, ENGLAND
Neu, Zort-3fraara.B.-tiSDun t Oo ,lllBramsluray.
Paatary4-3terana. B. O. Dao I Oa.; Luoraoo 031
; An/.«o 011
For tema wd toronaatioa apply to
0. SE101112.03?,
C. Wood ./ Fourth rtraola, Pltiabray*
&ZIA.
D L MILLER, JR., Acamr.
L 23 WILMOT ST, PaIIoADZLVEIiA.
CRUDE & RUM= PETROLEUM
On Oonmlnlon aselnahrels. All curry mg nut
reasonable rates.
STORAGE FOR REPINED to coal collant. for
CRUDE, =odor good @beds.
Fortlcatu attention paid to OIL FOR REPORT.
To EgLg—GAGSTIO SODA. SOD! •SH, tto.
=lay
wyr ,ITFE NI 13 E trr o ,
General Merchandise Brokers,
133 80117T8 FRONT ET., PERLADELPHIL.
CRUDE & RRITISFED PETROLEUM,
CA MTN PrODA, 130 Di ABEL -BILTILSTONI.
DEIIOB. 011-8.
•
Orders to brw prompt!, attended CO.
sully
'EED
PIiILAD4PLILL
OOMMIIIIIION MESCIIIAMIS
Particular attention paid to . consiontanta al
Crude and Refined Petroleum.
cia . Liberal advance. mad.
• •
inlay
EN W
DWARD,
(Lwof Wm IL Woodward al Cb-.)
OrNILBIL ODMISIZATON IdERCTIANT.
Elpodat utrattoa 'Ma to the sslo of
Crude and Befitted Petroleum.
No. 111 )9011111 THOWS STBESS. ETITLA.
oc2tam
:Ann.
lIETROLITE - OIL WORKS.
Ifaxinfactuors of
PIL ML WIIITR CARBON OM, DZRZOLL AKO
PRTIWLICIPAI LUBRICATING OIL.
Oepaelty two tbmssso4 berrele per weak
REESE & GRAFF, PROPRIETOII3.
Office, HONONGAIIELIi LLOCSE, Pittobtirgb.
Kora
RUB' ABBW g' T
No. let. °LAIR Si. PlTlliniten,
Forwarding & Commission Norphaxit,
AND DEALER IN OIL&
PIOHOLXtIDrnELOErI d L T % I NtGs Laa
awtla rso
Im C sd win d
for Lib at tba bloat market prices.Consitolosts
and orders solicited. • ap7:6no
Ir;
WOODVILLE OIL REFTNERY.ZOLpeapr,
-_.
GEO; W I HOLDSHIP
s. WLRING,
CRUDE, RUINED, XRCUURZIST AND PAUIT
xa.ariias:rrres :.....:
Prrntatvg. Pt.