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PHISTES WAIVTED;
iL itairsOper tumpodtoi wanted
this Gam We pay 40 cents pei I,oooleme
applitoott - tonForimai chietti,Pittahurgh.'
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l'atglant•to all of Uißertirty...N#sative
Bonanitten,.thripnioiiivots* . sf.lbr, several
. ':d_fstricii, lea eltated.o4. l
gate' to thi Colintio4rnitionin .
TuessiiiikteWeliriti,+;:feeir;lor the pur•
•Pcie of elesiinilWo Benet:Ulna and liar
vesentatiii' thi traoi mite
Cloninntion; dolitemitn ttioNailotnit Dnlon
Oonvontlnti4tt-Difilncoiii end to 'place fn.
notoinailon Carittailonal candidates for the
2242 sad 2Sa districts. - • The following are the
Negates chosen in the districts designated:
' Flak Ward—g. W. Coffin, W. B. Hatter.
• Second " ..Henry A. Weaier..T. Kinser.
Third " Ist p.—Bea). W. - Morgan, A. '
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Third Mud, 2d , p.—A. M. Brown, J.
Siebeneok.
Poulth Ward—Jas. McAuley, Men. Speer.
Beth — :" Ist p—Joe;Hrenalt, Jos. Irwin.
" 24 p.—Geo. Canghey,
Sloth'" -Joe. A. Batter, I. N. Cousin.
Buckley, N. Saintly,
Eighth " Hutchinson, J. A. Su
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'Muth gam - % D. T. Ander-
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rirst.Ward—Joalat Hhig, J, P. Jam:Jags.
Second —John Ki - Brown, Hobert Lea
Third u Ist p.—A. C. Alexander, A.
Robson. ,
Taiia Ward 2d p"...-Gioilriet 'Gent, A. Smith.
Tomtit —Thomas ht. 4Sowe, J. C.
PtltAl.llllol2.
'The Conks.
Eeiortailyrpnuaily for the Pittsburgh Chutto.
'Cotirt wlll, to -dale take a_p Its
tilal pin following an toe oss•mon to •
Was ingranetheta nWm Realy.
I,W. 7 liana as ary mums.
11 , , 'do.'/' do
6 W Diana, Ir.Adner ea John - Crawford.
InElieEaralssus n Edward Crawford'. Ezra
' 6 A - Pattanwn eshones Howard...
7 John-Irwin lk CO it 'Dada's= t Andrews.
11-Wagann ADlzon•raJ ff Dna= It Co.
; Th. : Om:tot ComnooniPleas willtake ttp its
aromeat •
Batatrea .flux.-The _property of the fol
lowing aimed persons will be sold to-day at
the Court noose, ai 10 A.
Cartl.l6—Lot Fog Plan of Eike:a - town.
C IsNagas, dac'd-4'onalhatreet Plttatmegts.
46.67, and IA Nasal Plan of
Heres/Aand. r • .
tsiof—iitrth 'Aueet.riebiner„b.,
. Janalw.Less—lenaeri. In East Doer ta.m.h7p.
VairrnolllberJekdeol-111 aerel9aP.ta,aotlar.d
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11:Coantaseam andwifeL-Soveatb Ward.
17wan Edirwon'a Plan of
Dan Ewa; Ara'sl—No 6 Hohlnannes Plan of
Opting Garden.
Jacob Eackee—Thlril siroat, PlNabarg.
T ElStawart, dao'd-2nd ward,Alleghany. sad Ds
quanta Domes. , •
Wm A. AlcCoarg Pittaborgh. '
Chai leaalkruar—fdi VA and U. wards, Allegheny.
John IltwAle-2dwaniAllegbeniy.
Elebalan Care—Dawerrs township.
Jaw& pratley--ShelDeld sprat, Allaghway.
Wanda Drirwftobina townahlp.
• Frodowieklllehmla;.gawielsley township.
D Allan* Co—Elizabeth tawnabl - 14
'Cum o.l3antlar—Allegbeny clty.
Ethhatil llelletunsgh—No - 11ndolph's Plan of I
totals Allegheny.
Ilamytdp At, BeOwin Township.
On Satardny_evening, between nine and ten
ceolook;s3liZeulty occurred biawsun two men
bumf WillaarCoX ands-ltabt. Gettenby at
Ilk•senerilli, Baldwin lOien*lji, Ave or six
miles, np the Monongahela river,..thinh res.&
44 In the death- of Ur latter. Both of the
UM were "tiff/el/Ifni ' Chttanbi being em
ployed at Hornor's coal worb, and Cox at en
adjoining establshment. The difficady °rig
bated dating an `
argument between the par-
Use In regard to their respective merits as
workmen,, 'Cox became, wiled and called
Ostienifi *liar; When tha latter retort./ by
calling Cox a lying son of • Cox lhen
knotted Glettenby down, baked him in the
sight eye, bbko his nose,- fractured his skull,
and injured him so severely that he died In
about- fifteen' minutes-afterwards. The de.
osasid was' forty.five orlifty years of age, and
married, be. -hens no ehlldrem. Cox was
abetted by a 'number of Ow 'citizens of the
neighborhood, and brought to - this city fa a
wagon, and takento the Major'. ODIN, where
ha wae looked up.
Cougar bleClungias notified of the ...be
rmes; and on Sunday . Morning bald an In
-quest on t h e body, when.,the jurY rendered
• Abed In accordance with the above facts.
EtyniturAceldeat to a'
On Saturday afternoon, between three and
four o'olock, u Mrs: Boat wife. of. John Scott,
greyer, (if Ohlo illiotet, Allegheny, was
lag doWit Federal Omit, in company . with
one of her chUdron, she was ;trunk on the
top of Out heal by ovation of a frame which
fell from OM third story of , a daguareau gal
lery adjoining IC•Uy's drug store. The force
of the blow knocked bar-down, and rendered
lyre bmanalble. Sbe carried to the trim
ailni store of Mrs. A. A. fitoddart, where Di.
Thorn teas 'sinimoied to attend her. The
3:1011031 'Mild her in 3 coMatose state, with
partial fortaly els of the left aide, but finding
that the stall had 'not Main fractured be ap
plied hooka, -to the' cent:Wes, and lifter a
ornelderable Outlay "of blood hid been re
inomytetuobegan to 01100V4IT. and 1 / 1 211011T(11-
od to bet home two or thresbours afterwards.
The contusion was very severe, and the Doe- -
tor WA" that:, the . Ikon , would hare been
fraccomed bad it mot been for the protection
afforded 'by the bonnet: We did not learn
What !canted tba_ frame to fat from the win-
.
*Soma Eramttn.—Four young WSII3I of
AllegkanY silty; "Fanoy Trwin,'klary Taylor,
Sate lEolWon, MA ?doggie Floyd, being.
anstiohs to assist our Sobattena Committee,
to their labors. ecnesisid the Idea of holding
• Chtldrao's Pair to hops of making glO or
illifor-tha benefit, of Us Committal. The
Far 'ma or last week In the Basra street
B. Chord, and what .was the gmet
plat of ths ehildren to find they had roallsod
fifM-one dolLano by thelaarts,whloh amount
bai been. givau to theSubsistenoeCommittee.
Wa ammend , theft s as to 'thtiohifdran
of oar two eines; .
Pawn Acorottrt.....4hi /friday, an old leZr
snood aa s demonic In, Me house of .
Stephan Mir* of South avenue, Alleghavi
.teir ped on h 0 boob skirt, while dosoooding a
of IL/mind fell heattong to the bottom.
endarrorias to . break the fall, she thew
act hos , handr, and 'fractured both Artie&
pr. Thom - dressed her bitable, and she la
tattirli gdenit well.. :-' - 1 ' • ' • -
• • Nososksossit,t'ssiall hay shais, tieing :
lag to /111r,J.Itiredr, grocer; eorner of Wades
_.wrenne and West nomeson, Atleghsnyi was
stolen froin Me shade; estBanndes sight or
bads, morshijs, Inforteallon of the larceny
' .. 1 44 oonToltod. ts ZdeJor: - ,Alesander, tat no
=op ince heard et 4 . dthes , the , thlef or the
kil Pftorld'• •1. ' =
• Kneel OritiHm.:-A lir t i n u m b er o f con ..
own also is Woo tee liilltrUattOrdij
•moordng, whist ittroi . dliposodslin the :until
• "day two pugWotlofel
.
Stolgitoa; Ono ot s ob of
A.. whit
o w % tothir;:iout thoother for
Mak. Milly hWingtlits FLosigos.
.1.30FAVA34 In Allegheny.
lee (asp* , ztighta put, a number of
_young ailii.hiee baea taking adyeatige et
the present *ma police fates In ABegber
'al lir- - •
!al!.L...iftbsen 'no:Lauding themselves In •
terysikordOy manner; , On Friday night
last, threeyoung mennamed John Robinson,
J'ease =tor 'arid John Rashes entered ow
titian, on Ohio street, and commenced an
assakt upon the inmates, one of the party
displaying a large knife. They ware arrested
and taken to the Mayor's oleo, and after a
'hearing on Saturday rooming, were lined $25
;soh and costs;whichtheypald. A complaint
agsdruit the pirty wu eutempently Made for
wenn and battery, but was withdrawn.
4, On waits, night, the butchers Were much
.„ annoyed by the conduct of another party at
re the Market House, - and the police were sent
for, but before th attars arrived the party
55 dispersed. It Is to be hoped that the number
lc of police will be' increased, as the present
fores,although active - and energetic c cec ,
entirely inadequate to preserve order, and
protect the 0111 m i -from these rowdies.
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Movement of Troops.
'Yesterday monting the
cavalt7 arrived from Louisville on the steam
boat Mariner,and were findslaedirith II sub
mantisl meal by the Subsistence Committee
at City Min. Tio reel:Denizli:Atom 460 men
has re-enlisted far three yeare,eand an ea
their way home, having received a furlough
of thirty day,. The ' regiment wu recruited
in the. *astern put of the State, two compa
nies being from Lancaster county, two from
Dauphin, cue - from Coniberiandomd the bal
ance from Lusente county. It is commanded
by Colonel Thos. J. Jordan, and Melon 5.6.
Savage and D. 11. llitunal...They left for
the Rut on a sreolal train at four o'clock in
the afternoon.
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',sentenced by: a court MirillL
Oor readers will remember the oitint of o
.
powOiltiaa some- months shacti who gave hill
lisho
eirindliderineetter tf.43.' Paymaster; : bp
stating thatheires & inflicts In the army, and
.
e.thibiting papers to that effect, which upon
invettigation, proved to be forgeries. He has
heeri confined he the comity jail stare his ar
rest; and eras tried before the , court martial
lately held in this city. His sintenee, which
has jest been made vital°, is that he be eon
fined in the Sing Sing (N.Y.) Penitentiary
for a term of eight years. He will be removed
to that Institution daring the present week.
BOOT Itaeoriams.—The body of a colored
Lad; named .Leonidas Ptak', who was drown
ed to the Monongahela- riser, at the Copper
Works, about fire weeks ago, Was reoovored
yesterday near the plea where le had been
drowned. The deemed was about eighteen
years of age, and resided with his sister on
Onmetreet, In the Stith ward. Coroner Me-
Chrng will hold an Impala on the body this
morning.
Ea•ArrOrartrasr or Carr. Wflollll.—WO
IWO pleased to learn that Capt. B. 8. Wright
hat been re.appointedProvost Marshal of this
district by Major General Conch. Captain
Wright is an able and energetic) racer. and
we ars gratified to see that his ser. . lees have
been recognized and rewarded. Ile is now
the virtual oontmeader of the late Depart
runt of the .11 an ongsh a..
EXHIBITION.—A Grand Bzhikition of the
Pittsburg Gymnastic. Arsoniation wine take
ogee, at the Atheneum tomorrow evening.
Ezteasive.arrangements have been made, and
the performance will ; be very interesting.
The Great Western Brass Band has been en
gaged for the occasion.-
A Mans Tairt.—On the night of the . 2otb
Inn:, some mean 'camp broke into Lime Bill
school house, Wilkins townahlo, ind stale the
burners item the lamps used by the flinging
elan. This is the second time the burners
have been mining when the elan met.
TIIILTpz.—.. The Octoroon," sis tars? pops
las play, ha retina at tits Theatre this
evening. The play is Illtustrativeof Southern
scenes and Scull:um character, and eo it is
well cost, will doubtless hare • good run.
Tsaissin Vrvadxs.—The sale of tickets
for this exhibition boa been postponed until
nine °Week on Tuesday morning, at Mellor'.
- Made Stom, No. 81 Wood street. -
Tire House Climmilte• on the Xreetion of •
new fltate Capitol Building have reported in
favor of the consideration of the proposition
to remove it to Philadelphia,
Punt. Smarr, tried in the Huntingdon
court Lest week for the murder of him wife,
was convicted of murder in the recond de.
pee.
Bs careful and look for 55 Fifth street,
ahem 'searoh of dry goods, boots, shoes,
hoop skirts, or almost anything you want.
Laura STOCC of muslin' Arid prints, with
all kinds of dry 'goods. Mon be sold. Call
and see. At MoOlelland's, 55 Fifth street.
EMIT description of boot's, shoes, gaiters,
slippers; buskins and balmorals,for old and
young, st McClelland's, 65 Fllthatreet.
goonrorra SIXIJANY opens May 94. Ad
diets Rev. A. Wauaxs, Sow - IdlyTine, P.
SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES
- Pima Purr, Pla to and Ottutztanto
Alas Bader, and dailefla Panwhrtzda and
Vatatont date of the but pall*. nt lov yam
Oftee at. Alas. lainglates, near the Wetter
Wake. Pltteltmegli,
Bricur. Nance.—The attention of our
readers la dinged to-the brilliant assortment
of Spring and Rummer Goods just received
by on:friend Mr. John Water, No. 126 Fed
arra street, Alleghen stook 'comprises
a great ',variety of . Fancy French, English,
Scotch and American Caeshneres and Moths,
end line Silk and 0/411119120 V estings,—ail of
which will be made up to order in the latest
styles and in the bast, manner. A Choice se-
Model Of 'Famishing Goods also on band and
for sale, :together with s fallatock of Ready
Made Clothing, well and fashionably made.
axii0.11..;48,:a Gni.= & Merehant
Talton, have removed to . T3 Smithfield street,
and' wouldmon respeetftdly call the attention
of their friends and the public' generally to
their eel stock of Spring and Summer goods,
which they' have Joel received. Their IMO
Is of the leery finest quality of `English and
Drench mtnimerss, cloths, cashmeres and
resting. Also a very extensive assortment
of Seetchcassdneres. Don't fall to give them
an early call. Every garment warranted to
give fell satisfaction.
Swum & BloCtiermwsa, 71 Smithfield St.
DlAlli/linat LID Duman' triU decimate
the volunteers fat Mon than ths lasts of the
annoy, therefore let every man see to it that
to conics 4ith him a Sall supply of ROLLO
WAY'S PILLS., Their use In the Crimea
sa►od thousands of British soldiers. •
. • -
Holloway's Pllli and Ointment are now re
tailed, owing to the nigh price of drop, en.,
at 30 canto, 75 cent. uLd $l,lO per bbs or pot.
ror tale In Pittehm gh by B. L. Fahnestoek
•& tio.
For—NO also by deo. A. Belly; Federal
street, Allegheny city.
Smut Titoom—These tended with Coughs,
Hoarsences, Irritation and Soreness of the
Throat, will find nothing so effleaciona
aka ThrOtt Aentedy, as Brown's P:onehial
Troches.
Ber 'ale by 4taggiata generally. •
Manzi 7munr, ka.—.7. M. Rebuts,
No.ll PGA stmt., it now opening the most
doled acetic at due Gold sad SUM Watches,
Jewsltv Ora Ware mid Nag Goods OM
.bied lo tbja efts, mad Is sailing them at
drotarUbly /ow' priest.
' OTlrrirleiald Oirtia CMS Win be taken at
Ilbs °terabit elbs, No. 410 'Paz Weer, day
or lash. • 411 ordate left at As above ;awe
be go=attonded to. ealle amt
• Tog pobtlo aro byhod to tdopopt boon
tfhl.sotortioent of oonfoctioutites kept by
George BeiTilkist him Brsos-Bod opuuty alos4
in the Abloihony Now Market Roue. _
Luria= & Bwarrowei oalottratoi writing
add, "vial to Arnold's, for ialo 'at Mallory
81 Wood street. -
701. tats exn—Fiach's Mures Review, lad
all otha paper'to be had- at Fmk Caaa's
- ICain Depot. • •
Frei letter, state, blllet,_inotunlnd PLAN ,
and envelopes, for ale at Mellor'slBl Wood
street. -
Zoning M. fluxut, Attoln•Y at Law, 9B
Gnat strut. sbilas
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1911 a to an batisstan if lifs ginfosilion
los CSA!. and dostralo•Aryirxli to to
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
OCR SPECIAL DISPATCHES
.FRO.7fI ir-esutrizTo.r.
Dpucial Dispatch to the Pittelchrgh Quetta
WASIIIEGTOI„ April 24, 1864.
Arsons.
The town is fall of eaeitement to•night
over.impendlng . and anticipated operatticuri
limners abound, and the few feats that it(
known, ought not to be stated. Among the
craziest samosa that fly along the Avenue 4*
such as these: That Gen Butler has, for
some reason, born put ander arrest; that:
Basnsiderco-operative operations have beerr.
•abandoned; that Leo has broken camp att4: - .
begun an aggressive movelnant ; that dranf
concentrating with a viiv to receive thsi;
attack; that great movements of large bodieS
of troops are in progress. The best advias
to bellete none of them ; to!look upon er,rrE
thing as possible, nothing N probable.
[IIOXVILLII Al/D , niT4CII7 ILILSOLD4
Vigorous efforts are bele* made by patisk
hens from East Tennessee td induce ilongroSi:
to take immediate measuree for the conattne.
lion of the Knoxville & Xintudity Etallroadi"..- .
President:Lincoln agrees to sign any appro-'1
priation bill 'for the parpooe', and heartily IV .
vors action.
?RI 101.1111011100714N01LS Ain 'HI PILIMIDILIT:'i
The Governors had anothhrinterview with;
the President and Secretary et War last night:
ft is understood that the President agreed to
accept 60,000 militia lor afx months, to de,
gnard duty only, fobs forniehedisimediatelyi;
6171 7011 . A 111711.TA1D:
Thuaoluertani comai4eo canqi..a
dal meeting for to:morrow, for ,the parneste.
or ideating a site for a navy yard.
rat:;BAII2I(6SD COII9 MAYALLL ; •
The Ham mond 00IItt martial cafe hoe boen
sent to the Secretary of W. by Jadge Holt,
The evidence folly, punnet the eharges and
apeateortioaL
PIiIIPALLIIOI3 rus acriv* stalwart,
Alarge amount of °Lauri surplus baggage
wu seat up from tbu Army: of the Potomac
yesterday.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA
Further Parttailors of the Ply
month Affeir.
THE tiARRISON STILL HOLDING OUT
THE REBELTREF'ULSED WITH OMIT SUIUSHTEA
L j " , ac., Qa. . R.
Nvir Tonic, April 24.—The Nolrbera
letter of the 20th states that the enemy before
Plymouth numbered tan or ►wale* thoadand,
and were repulsed in four distlitut charged
with groat daughter. Erb:loused or. Toes:
day morning, and It sappbsed that General
Weedel r with his breve gariison, has Conan
dared. Nothing definite is known, nona of
our vusols having been able to reach them
mince Sunday. Oar force Lumbered about
2,000. On Wednesday morning tho transport
John Posen carried up 800 men from New
born, but it wad not known'if she oticoesded
la reaching Plymouth. The women, children
lend negroes from Plymouth are at Rod.noke
Neeetxrn, April 20.—The ram Dow com
mands the approach to Plymouth, which pre
vents us from reinforcing on troops, who
horn bean fighting day and night since Son.
day. Gen. Wane who ham ofa daepro
visions, expresser a determination to h ol dthe
enemy at . bay until relieved. it. and his
troop. are to good spirits. ' The enemy has
made many assaults on oar Rorke of a most
desperate. character, and hate-been repulsed
with slaver. loss each tints. !Our loss Is very
alight. E'er, Imam in Plyniouth is riddled
by tbs enemy's "attellsi the inbabitanu hen
ingteen lent to Roanoke Wind.
TMe ram now has all the inland waters of
North-Carolina open to her, and we know not
where atm may errike the next blow. Pirlag
was beard *II that morning in the direction
ot Washington, and it Ls 'append an attack
on that point has commenced. Gin. Peek
ordered re- inforcementi to Plymouth the mo
ment be 'refired the news of ,the attack, hot
they doubtless failed to numb that place
owing to the presence of the ram at the mouth
of Roanoke river.
The death of Capt. FlUdier• leaves Clptain
French, an officer of tried eteurege,in com
mand of the naval force. Ile is watching the
movements of the ram, end wits glee
her all the annoyance in his power, until
smistance arrives.
Gen. Picket is In command of the rebel
force. engaged at Plymouth. . •
There is grata' force at Kingston which It
is believed intends asaattack on this point in
connection with their ram No. 2, now at
Kingston.
Longetreet's desalt,' have Joined Lee In
and the rest of his fore. Is on the
way to the same place.• Boma bf them are re
ported at Walden.
2dany women and children are leaving
Newham for Beaufort. The Bremen and chi
sons are ordered to he In readiness at a mo
m:ma's notice to meet the enemy.
FR OJGE II4RRI:11.0
Ppluisl Dlottich ts Ms Pittsburgh Omit.
• ILLIRIBBLEI, April 24, 1864.
•
Governor Curtin let very suddenly for
Washington this afternoon on a speelal train.
the cense is believed to be that ell the gov
ernors, except Seymour of New York, and Par,
key, of New Jersey, meet to-morrow for con
imitation at Wuhington.i
r omitted to mention In my ;House report
of rriday that the bill to appoint an /aspic.
ter for oil and -petroleum pusad the . nOlllO,
and Is now In the Senate. This Inspector is
o reside at Pittsburgh when appointed.
Washington Items.
Wastrisarox, Aprlt 24.—There is a general
Impression In this city that Satire movements
is Virginia will not be much loitger delayed
by the armies on both sides. :Ramon, Ma
called to-day fa relation to Warrenton, Va.
bat the one entitled to most credit is that
our troops merely fell batik a few miles from
that place for proper purposes.
(lest. Burnside is in Washington.
The War Department has ordered appro-•
.priate honors to be paid to the memory of
Brevet Major General Totten. ',Ma
career of more than half eentitry ha been
one of continued usefalneas and distlnguiehsd'
services. Tor the past twenty-cis: years be
was at the bead of the BeglneerlDepartment,
administering with untiring devotion,spot
less integrity, and signal ability the Tatted
datiee, the financial responsfbilities and
the prefersional labor of that arm of the
emu* so essential tq our netidnal defence,
The order farther says that our Entended line
of lake defenses and lies Coat fortifications,
minty of which were planned by:himself, are
enduring monuments to his memcryi
Many newspapers have by typographic er
ror represented the IndJaria in flimflam Veil
brae to be in • state of insurrection, instead
of starvation, owing to the drought.
Tbd amendment§ already roads end to be
maul° the internal Tax kill, it do supposed,
will secure front thet measure st revenue of
three hundred millions of dollars annuli,.
After the exoneration report in Represents
tics Frank plalra tow, and his speech on
Saturday, somber hfs admiring blends In the
House, with others, purchased for lam ,a sword
With a. solid gilder ecabbord, belt =I sash,
costing in elfin hundred dollars • which wens
presented to him. Ile will eroctiCreJoln the
ArmyTof the West. • •
Kpnaa• state Onnentlop.
Vainar yon% St to Con
volition, bald in ToPeki TatenfoY, the fal
lowing &lepton ware elected to the UM
mon National Canna= A. O. Wilda, T.
Boilat, M. H. Inlay, T. W; Pots% J.
H. Lna, lad 11. H. Thay wen
Inatruatadla rots for Mr. LIZO*4
Qa% Cann hu written LAW withdraw
fog fano ike fkaatorial noted, which liana
the election of Untad Bata ficeritor 'Manz
7IVEMAtliff 4
•
Tito Now Yoit sailitaxy
• Nor You, April Si—The Nei York Sea-
Harp Pair closed last night, herbs outbid
2401.1,000. The ?Holt of the army- award
rote was, Great, 80,221; 31'01•11ia. 10 0 9;
material, 108. The salmi mrcee2 *as TOW 4
to Commodore Ifeiran, Admiral larrigtit.lm
int the Itligheet, - . . _
The etateleglilatort adloaraeteise die last
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FROM LOUISIANA.
Two Severe Battles
PULL PARTICULARS
BERAIISHING ON MT DIY
Federal Defeat at Pleasant Hil
, on the Bth inst.
THE REBELS ROOTED ON THE 9th
The Fighting Ended
ko., tr., a
i [From full accounts before,us of the late
ybattles, wo learn that tho fighting on
'the Bth inst. was terribly severe on the
l'Uttioirtroops, who were under the immedi
ate command of Oen. Basics. On the 9th,
~ however, Oen. A. J. Sarin, commanding
:the Vicksburg" expedition, came up opper.
;timely, and after a severe battle, turned oar
r defeat intonythtnry. The Associated Press
' ditipatohes , are anticipated by fuller end
TMere aatiefattory accounts received by
,4411.—En.] .
The Chicago hibene pabllehee a leiter fiom
an officer of the Chicago Mercantile betray
- *tad Grand Hoare, La., April 11, giving the
'following particulars of the diluter at Pim
, t :
"We left Natchitoches on the morning of
-April Otb, and . marched until neatly dark,
:when we a camped in a plus. forest.. On the
'morning' of the ith . we started again, and
ireaohed the town of Pleasant Hill about Bre
`o'clock. Thief was - the first 'open piece of
country we had !mind since we left Natchi.
; tactics, and that war only a mUe square. The
: riavelry had been toe brisk' akitrolih during
tee aiternoon. About fifty wounded men
(were brought In, and a boepital was estab.
'bbe&
"At two o'clook on the morning of the gilt
the tint brigade of our division, compen dia
Ahe 11th Kentucky 77th liltnele , 23d Wlecon
'inn and the 67th Indiana, numbering about.
1,500 men, was started in advance, and by
daylight commenced skirmishing with the un
huly. We—the Chicago Mercantile Battery
,—etarted at daybreak with the second brigade
and the third division, numbering about 5,500
Or 3,000 men, marched through dense timber
*tail three o'clock, in the afternoon, when wo
were ordered to the front. To get to where
the fighting was in proves, ' we had to pass
the whole MID of Lee's cavalry division,
numbering 300 wegons; and as there was only
ohs road through the timber, they were puled
tz to one side and as went by them on a gal
lop, with our guns, caissons, battery wagon
and forge. We had Just passed the train,
When we came to an opening about smile
square, and on the opposite side were our men
engaged in skirmishing.
By this time our division was in action,
and a brigade of the Third division. We
mussed the field, took a position near the op
posite woods, and had just got in battery
when we heard a ter:lbis yell and saw a line
of rebels, unbroken, charging on oat e:haus
tad men, who had been skirmishing all day,
and had only a few rounds of ammunition
left.
.Than came a withering volley of tontketry,
and then our poor boa. commenced a retreat,
but not in order, for throw were not men
enough to form aline. We waited a few too
menu, until oar men ban passed out, and com
menced bring on the rebel lines, but 000ld
Dot stop their progress ; and we 10013 rrealreci
order, trom Colonel Lendrum to limber up
acid leave,. if air ever caper ed to get our
guns off. Two of our hones bad been shot,
bar we forced them acroes the geld and took
up another position in the edgo of the timber,
firing again •oa the rebel ilnee, which we
°mild sus with great distlnetness, crossing tbs.
acid on the doable quick.
"Here Genera Ransom waa shot in the
knee, and wu obliged to have the field.
Lieutenant Tbroop was felled by the winding
of is ,hell, which grazed his Abdomen. General
Banks was hue trying to rally the eau*"
which was in great disorder. The buglers
sounded the rally, and a new line was formed;
brIL in a few =omelets, both out flanks were
{used, and n• mar• obliged to limber apand
retire a short distance. Here another line
*ail formed, and a tow mere thota delivered.
...fly thin time the rebels were on both of
enr•kanks and firing names us in every diree
tion. We got oor pieces into the road and be
gan to retreat, when a scene of great confla
tion armed. In the road war that whole cao,
airy train faced to the rear, and each man
trying to escape on his own hook, and the
road so blocked up that Owes an impossibility
for anything to move. Our gun wits next to
the .rear pleue, and fired ova of the last shots
that via fired by the artillery. When the
rebels got within two rods of us we received
orders to cut the traces and serape if possible.
Mr. • Dyer, oar gunner, went to his limber,
took out a file and hammer, and when the
rebels had already reached the put behind
our., he commended epikieg his gun, and was
captured at his post. Whether he was wound
ed or not I cannot tell.
"Of oar whole division, numbering three
thousand men,but one thousand are loft to
tall the fearfulodda against which they con
tended. Two regiments of oar division were
consolidated, and had in all one hundred and
forty men and siriren °glean; the highest In
rank:mamboing is a captain. In ow battery
twenty-two men are missing, two are with al
wounded, and only one officer—Lies:acme
Roe.-is left. Captain White, Lieutenants
done; Throop and Barr are all captured.
“Itrot one of our bays showed any coward
ly*, bat stood by their guns until the lest, and
when I left them, rebels on both 'Wesel' the
wood. were calling on as, with frightful oaths,
to halt; but I was determined to escape if
passiblo, and succeeded by the favor of • gra
cious' Providence, for surely only a charmed
life could have withstood the shoectr of bul
lam with which we Were surrouaded at all
times.
“The Nineteenth corps checked the rebels
and held them for about twenty-five intent.,
when they were forced to retire—which they
did slowly, and u night moo on tho bloody
conflict ended.
"The next morning, the nth, General A. J.
Smith came up with his command. and we
were ordered to accompany our wagons, which
oomprised all we had left , end they were or.
deredo come here as quick u possible.
"Ti.. town we are in Is four miles from Nat
chitoches, on the Red Nicer: The fight took
place four miles !rpm the town of Mansfield,
Do Soto parish, Le.
On the 9th, Gen. A. J. Smith, who Immo
diatelY relieved General Franklin, whipped
the rebels badlj end recaptured twelve gnu
end took eight , hundred prisoners. This is
the laMat news that I have from the front."
g LOMA& DISASTER RITRIEVED
TfIEFINALVICTORY
IItTILIILES OF THE THIRD DAY'S FIGHT.
COMPLETE. UNION TRIUMPH
Prtna the New York Pot of EitatetsY Yr®layi•
Below we copy from the New Orleans srq.
an account of the peal victory of the Union
fortes,laiter some terrible fighting, '
"At earn o'olook on Selarday morning our
forms Were at Pleasant Hill, and the robs
were advancing, cavalry in frgnt, endeavor
ing to discover our position. Colonel Q. P,
flooding, with hie brigade of Le . e's cavalry
corps, was sent oat on the Shreveport road to
meet the enemy and draw him on. Ito bad
gone about a mile, when be came upon the
rebel *dram. Skirmishing immediately
aimed, and according to the plan be slowly
fell bulk. The tight wai very Amp between
these Cavalry bodies, and Colonel Gooding
'clammily forty men killed aud wounded,in
dieting' however, at much dataani al he rte.
calved.• :Woos his casnalties are Captain
Booker and Lientanant Hall, of the Beeond
New fork Veteran , Wally. 'fl . Lienteitant
Hall has slue died of his worurde. Colonel
Gooding made • nano, asaps, 4 bell peep
ingehreagh and twins ) lb. orown'of his hat,
ientlgrasinithe skin, Tho brigade behaVed
.TOTS gallantly, covering Chilternl gmOrp's
front OW his line was formed.
The isttis hid or Plencat la a hop,
Ditch which hid ones ilec; cquitsiod,
bat L ILAW onrgrgwa with wadi Rnd Who.
The slanted ant:sot thwlhold, icoth
'ligh;t¢s'aams'of Plecrastt SW li Wm"; is
itothlstincothsna icatimcrowd,kudir worth
the natid tlf a MIL, A semi-circular belt of
MusS' around. the field on the Shreve
pert side. General Elmory formed his line et
battle pp the Side - facing then woods, Gen.
brigade hag posted on the right,
General Dwight's on the centre, and Colonel
Benediciritou the left. Taylor's battery, L, let
regulam y lud four guns in the rear of the left
wing, on the left of the Shreveport road, and
two en the road In rear of General Dwight's
line. Hilbord's Vermont battery was on the
"In the rear of Ilinsey, and concealed by
,the rising ground, were General Smith's tried
troops, formed in two lines of battle, filly
yards apart. All his artillery was in the front
line—splice, section or battery being on the
dank of cub ugh:neat—the infantry lying
between them. The Thirteenth corps was a
reserve id the roar, under General Cameron—
General Hansom having beeywoundod the
day before. General Smite-1u commander
in-oltiefof the two lines back of the crest,
while General •• otter was the immediateeom
mender of ,tb • men. The commander of the
right brigade . General Smith's first line war
Colonel Lyme. ; the left brigade was Colonel
Shaw's. The second line else 'consisted of
two bilgades he right under control of Col.
—, and the -ft commanded by Colon el Hill.
Orawford's TD rd Indiana battery pas posted
on the right o. the Eighty-ninth Indiana In
fantry, and th • Ninth Indiana battery on the
right of the •e of battle. The Missouri
Iron Son battery, and others whose names
and numbers'', could not ascertain, wore also
a thin seetion of the battle
"The aklonlabing was kept up with eonsid
arable vivre until about tive . o'eloak in.tho al
ternoonoshen the rebels had completed their
arrangements for the attack. Al about this
hour General Bacory's skirmish line was
driven in on the right, - by iherebuls, who op.
peered In large force, coming throe& the
timber above mentioned. They coon rosebud
the open ground and moved on to the etteck
le three lance of battle. Our batteries end
(sag opened, with toriblo afoot, doing great
slaughter saint grape and estonistor, 'bile the
enemy's artillery, being in the woods and In
bad positiod, did scarcely any dama g e.
"Colonel Benedict's brigade on the,lett
was first engaged, soon followed by Dwight's
and Ble6llllanki. The , fighting was terrific.
Oldsoldier, es, it never was surpassed for
desperation. Notwithstanding the terrible
havoc in their ranks, the enemy pressed
fiercely on, slowly parking the men of tho
Nineteenth coins book up the hill, but not
breaking their line of battle. A sudden and
bold dash of the rebels on the right gave
them possession of Taylor's battery, and
forced our lines still further back.
TEI TIALL QUIDS.
Now comes the grand coop die mcia. The
Nineteenth on arriving at the top of the bill,
soddenly filed over the bill and passed through
the lines of General Smith. We must here
mention that the rebels were now In bat two
lines of battle, the first having been almost
annihilated by General Emory ; what re
mained having been forced back into the
second lipe. But these two lines came ea
exoltant and sure of victory.
The first passed over the knoll and all
heedless of the long line of cannons and
trenching forme of as brave men as ever trod
mother earth, pressed on. The second line
appeared on the crest, and the death signs!
was sounded. Words cannot describe the
effects ef this discharge. Seven thousand
rifles, and several batteries ..f artillery, loaded
to the murals with grape , ad CSllntater, were
fired elmolraticeusly, and ;be whole metro of
the rebel line was crusb , 4 down ne a field a
ripe wheat through wb oh a tornado bed
Patted. It hi estimate 4 that one thousand
men were batkd into eternity or frightfoll
mangled by this ono discharge.
No time was given them to recover their
good order, but General Smith ordered •
charge, and his men (Lathed rapidly forward,
the boys of the Ninrieenth joining in. The
rebels fought boldly sod desperately back to
the timber, on tvasb.ag •bich a largeportion
b ro k e end tio,ltudy two thousand throwing
isidaVidwsztwas. • In this charge Taylor '
battery - Vas retaken, 111 were alto two of the
gees of Nitu'shtvery, the Parrot gun taken
from oast Carrion Crow last fail, and one or
two others belonging to the rebels, one of
which woe oonsiderably shattered, besides
seven hundred rheum. A pursuit and de
sultory fight was kept up for three miles, when
our men re turneil to the field of battle.
" And oboe elided this fearful and bloody
struggle for the control of Western Louis
iana."
LATER PARTL;GLARS
5?. baste, April 24.—The Rolmidiom's Red
River correspondent of the 19th says Gen.
Smith's command began messing the river
opposite Grand Moore that day for an over.
land trip to VlCksburg, It being understood
that General Grunt had sent orders for Smith
to return to that place.
Rebel prisoners say that they had twenty.
five thousand men in the recent battles and
that they lost three thousand In Saturday's
fight. They lefrtheir killed and wounded on
the Said. Oar Liss on Saturday was about
fifteen hundred. Our wounded were taken to
Grand Room, the., killed were lefton the Sold,
bat reported afteward hurried by Cavalry.
Gen.-13m1th's • command consisted ofsor-
Cons the 15th and 17th Army Corps, an.
!ballad Rad Gen. McPherson. •
-•• • .
A oorresponding says that great dlssatis•
faction Le expareued of Gen. Banks' General
ship In Friday', battle, fought contrary to
Franklin's plane.; and both Franklin and
Ransom protested against haring cavalry so
far in advance. Beath protested against
the retreat from :Pleasant 11111 after the vie
tory on Saturday: Ile wished to pursue the
fleeing rebels, bdt Banks ordered the return
of the entire army to Grand Echore. It is
difficult to detsnkilue what the result of the
expedition will Fie. It will require some time
to re-organize the: army, and if the river con
tinues 1, fall, Alexandria will necessarily
booms the base of oporatlous, instead qf the
point above.
AU oar forces have bean ordered to Grand
N rare, and faux are entertained that the
robots may attack the formerplace and destroy
a large amount Of army stores there.
Alexandria dates of the 7th and Bth say
that all speculators are excluded from that
post, and military authorities will oonduet all
trader 15 8141 AN all Sutton and sugar to New
Gamins and selli it on Government account.
Parties proeing loyal, however, will be re-
Wibused.
The gunboats Neosho, Lonlnfile , end Chil
licothe it. aground abose Brand score.
The Eastport, Osage and Mound City are or
dered eta of the river, in consequence of it,
falling., TheCasa hue been ordered to Mo
bile.
,Captain Todd, formerly..rebel PrOTONt Mar
shal at Alexandria, and cousin of Mrs. Lin
coln, has coma into our Mau with his family.
It Is said the libels hare 31 tranrports at
Shreveport.
THE REBEL] ATROCITIEi AT ET
The Monsters uto Mloodbounds to Dle.
Cover the Ending Pum' of their Vlo.
ST. Loan, April 23.—Edward B. Benton, a
nativo of ?Wham, Vt., and for nearly two
years put a resident of Fort PUlow, who was
In the fart during the retreat's Attie*, was ex—
amined at Gen. Eosenerans' Read Cutters
on Tuesday fastylemi fully corroborated all
melons reports of rebel barbarities 'there,
and made an additional statement that blood
hounds were ussd to dhow the hidi ng
pluses of those eke camped the munere.
e ow that reliable reports state that Major
radford was abet and hung tear Covington.
Indiana lanlitla Called Out.
Counanan, April fdorton L has
leaned a proclamation to the people of,indlana.
saying that the governor, of Ohio, Diboll,
lowa, Wisconsin and Indiana offered to raise
for the service of ithe General Government
eighty thonsend man, (or the period of one,
hundred dap, to perform nob military seretoo
lea might be reinlred of them in any State.
Abu finvemniont 4alls for 20,000 Taint:seen.
lie aye that the iniportance of making the
Man CinTalP aneocistal and decilitre la
not to be overestimated, and feels bonlidpnt
that this call w4l be prom_ptly and filly,
responded to.
•
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The O. National Gnarl! Called Ont.
.U.--Gor. Stough, hal is
sned on order ailing the National Guard of
Ohio into *Mims service for. 100 day,. They
olotb*d, %Med, quipped and z u dd
the: mated lititai . lovernommt. They are to
reptirt for dot; 0 4.407 The order says
Oar otzpiet In the 4sld_ ars marshaling for
&Ades blow and! [Qs citizen soldiery will
sham► tho glor y of - Om, crowning
,vicamies of
the eltraPida Millszlng mil velment mgt•
magi heft past'aid garrison duty, to alloy
ttla o MK* Is 9 1 , mom ardnoos do"; of
Another Advance by Geh. Itenire—The
Enemy not In Puree.
Nay
. Toms, April '24.—The Loofa:a st cor
respondence of the Herald of the 16th says that
Geh. Banks will advance *gain from Grand
liners as soon as reinforcements and supplies
arrive.
A reeonnolranee on the 13th twenty mites
on the road to Pleasant Hlllshowed no enemy
in foioe.
Ocz troops are in excellent spirits.
The latest advice' from Gen. Steele state
that he is within one day'. march of Shreve
port with 15,000 men. A rebel force of 1000
mounted infantry end a battery atteeted two
transports 25 /Cale] from Grand Ecore. A
gunboat arrived and silenced the battery and
compelled the rebel, to retreat. Gin. Grow
and 64 other rebels were killed and left on
. the field. Gen. Smith arrived about thalami
time, having marched up the wed bank and
crossed the river to punish the enemy, who
decamped with their slightly wounded. Two
guns and seventeen wounded prironers were
captured.
Gen:. Butler and Smith.
15.ammat, April 24.—The . Amerimm hav
ing copilot from gio New York World what
was repreeentad to bo an extract from a letter
from Gen. Bader, threatening to resign on
account of the appointment of Gen. Smith to
the commandifthe army of the Peninsula,
btu received the following diepateh from the
General, dated:
1 1 Pomona Motiana, April 23.—Editor
more American : My attention Is called to an
srtiolo In yostr.paper, bonded "A Protest from
Gen. Buti,r,' which purposes that. I have
written the silly paragraph therein contained.
I have written no mach letter—lt /1 not the
kind of a letter I am accustomed to write..
There has been no shadow of occasion for It
at all, had more than the consideration to
which I am entitled has been shown me by the
Government in relation to my present com
mand. I should not brook mj habit of not
contradicting newspaper reports save that, If
not contradicted, it may affect others- than
mystff.
digoed, B. F. Distat,
Me). Gen. Coald'g Dept of Y. .4 N, C.
Meeting of the Arkansas Legislature.
.S.r.• Louts, April 23.—Little Rock dares of
the 13th say the Legislature met on tholith,
and the Sedate was organised. Forty-three
representatives have arrived. The ta 9 berof
votes cast for the Free State ConetltuJon was
sir thousand seven hundred and seventy.
seven—greater than was regal red by the
President's proclamation.
Death at Major GeAeral Totten.
Wesursorox, April 22„—Gencral Totten
Chief Engineer of the United States Army
died last evening about an boar after the Sea
ate had emsalmonsly CODartrtea his Domino
lion as Major-General by brevet, a title con
ferred in compliment of his long end usefn
services. •
rho Ten-Forty Lown
WAsstutoros, Ap ril 24.—The &meant of
subscriptions to t o ten-forty loan, toported
at the Treasm7 Department yesterday, woe
$1,1164.000. It Is ascertained that all the re
quisitions on the Treasary which have passed
through the preliminary sthges of examine •
Lion have been paid.
No Mora Flr,Mlng on Bed Mrer
Sew Toss, April 2,l—The ateatair Evenbsg
Star, with Sew urleam edrioas to the 19th,
h►t arrived.
Positive information has reached Now Or
leans that there has been no more fighting on
the Rod river.
Great Fire at Poulavas.
Nair Coax, April 23—One hundred and
forty four buildings at Ponlavas ware burnt
on the Tab of April. The loss in estimated at
$3;000,000.
Selling of the Etna.
Nay Toth, April 23.—The Etna salted to
day . (or Liverpool with $4375,00, and th.
Virgin with :500,000, all in specie.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Clnclan!itl markeL
Spreb..l IR. - patch to the Pittsburgh Gl'Attn.
CINCINNATI, A pill 23, 1364.
The river 1. Meng slowly at this point- It bps
ten raining hard all day.
Fiona dull, owing to the between the
news of buyers 1114 sellers.
Woos, to good demand and higher; Red 11,04
1,30, W/44410314E0!
Co. dull and nominal at 5'41,03 for Ear, and
111,0G4'1,10 fir Mild.
Omaneady at 113 e in bulk, and 93c lacluding mks.
lln •nd Patio, unchanged.
Wnrect closed quiet at 51,1344021.
P.n.,. firmer; mesa Pork g 23 the City.
Ls. In demand at L13‘613,4i, but to den ask 3;:o
higher.
Cloonan., April 2.f _Plat firmer to the morn
ing, and pricer advanced 1031.3 e; Superfine /6.03@
476., Imre, 11.3.80147, but the market clewed quiet.
Wheat advanced 3to 4e, with win of 12,000 linthela
it 51,4461,60 forgo d to prime Red, and 51,C34311,11.3
roe cabin, cleans quiet Core dull at 10631,03;
hholled dull at 11,13341,10. Oat. In good demand at
S 3 0110. Rya doll at 5140. Whisky unsettled; GOO
Ws sold m111.23g1,27, oath more bolero than byes
at the Imtdo rate at the close. Pronsiona firm and
In good demand; ?fins Pork at 1123: Bulk Shoe den
aro held at WY.. , and ilidee at 11,3.A1113i. Lard la
held firmly at 13,1ie. Ong. Cured linnyare held At
Pk, and in demand. Greoctin unchanged and quiet.
Sugar 19021 c. Cone 4404.335.
Gold 1760176; Eachange firm.
Stock and Money Market
Nair Tutu, April 21.—Stocks better
C. it R. 1-- —ll9 3lLoronrl Co-- —. 1 0 3 941
Cumberland 0ta1.....16835
111. Central Scrip-132 Galena L Clucago._.
Michigan Southarn..l92 , 4l it. L T --159
do estaran'd—.l34 C. B. k C/—..--140
lice York 0entra1....1231 Michigan Central —143
Halos
River.—Z-136)4 C. I
('onion tio----...10131 Gold
•Seoeser Dirpairl.—stocks
Haw Yonia, April M.
higher: •
0.1 B.
Crunberland Olt__ Od'
In. Central 5crip...130%
Web. Southern..-..... 155
do
Reading
E 6.
Galena Chicago.....l3lN
B. a 9---...14U
Cleveland L Toledo-. 1.54
Naw Yoga. April M.--
the waling prices at Cella
ct:4l:go :
G* Ne l or d ir — o — rk - C - e — otral._ll
Erie
Boaaon Illver.-.-141 .1
Michigan Cantral....l4l
Mlnble.n o.atra.-144%
ihrieoP..-- —124
T
Che l!. atLad& Plttateb.ll9%
P. & Pt.
Toledo! Wallach- 73
a year Coral" atm— OF
CPutaue —lll
Gold dna, beard...-178
Lever.—The [Aorta& an
ear'. Er ening Stock Lae
IttlebJon Southern.. 90
Unole Oeutral..--.132g
i tttaburgh et-died-11a
Cleveland a T01ed0...153
•
- New York Market.
Now lioax, April =.—CArtton drm at Snare .
Coro doll and unsettled; lb. primers $1 for choice.
Wheat dad at an advance or le; Chicago Spring,
51,7141,70, Nod 51,7401.,11. Port boor t nt.L17,11
mi
for New. lard booyt at 1 33ig16 c. Whisky
unsettled and doll, 11,21 la offs...dim st.ulsl,ao
asked. •
LIST OF LETTERS rem
POSTOPPICE at ALLEGIHE •
on SA.TIJ/111AT. 1864.
Pero= calling Ibr - these lettere
they are eilvertlead.
Persons calling for adrartheed le
Ihrntsh the change.
mining in the
• , Pa., at naa,a
plow siy
tern Olio.
arm)
Macklin Maggie
Ifetteorer
McCaba Martha
ktePoto e Thee'
McLaughlin Jar
McConnell John
licOaffey John'
McAuley John II
kleCture bawd 5'
!dairy GI FL
McGraw Win ';
McDonald A
McCulloch Zit
N
&dale MiDa M ,
Melon Matthew
P ,
Paddy Andrew,Plant., Darl
Porter & kt
Patton Little
Puddor floury
Patterson ilettla
Pinkerton 11=1
Pinhead John
Pitcairn Jane
Pagan Hobert
Rottman A L •
Hansen James
Scott Stewart
Stewart Samuel .
Danpls Patourl
Shank Flatul P '
St Chit Isaac N
Seaman JCS A
Stockdale Capt
Scranton Jennie .
Soper VW Mary
Sturgeon r
Som.rrille 'Mich
Sample Win
mat P
• •••• • ••• IT •ITSEO
Grounds Sarah f.
Gray ODt J
Clareloar John
Grlaaott lax
11,0 J
Gray thaodon
Globous Mary
Graham W
Garrlll
boding W Z
Gray Wm II
Oren Slaty
Wham Rachel
Arthur' Edward
Armstrong PA'd
Annoy H
Asian., Sarah
Arnold nallito
Adams &morph
ArMittatig r
Maxon Mary J
*alma Wm
Peck A
IterrickAmand
Bell Geo
Barmy &WM
Bowser Jena=
Bauman Joe or ,
John
Boyle L
Black
Barbour
Nary
balloter Mare
Berwick Millty
Broem Mama
Brown Wm 0
Bouber m
%Intro
Pa
ura llAzo
l
Boil= Nrry
0
Head ilteheal
ENMillman Wm
Roan Curlotta
Fttimr 0 R.
I 11.1 me
r D
Hole B e
Mil rand=
Hall Las
Llarthau L W
Hesto n Uinta Mo6A
1114u7
Uinta Mary A
Ilocatedor M..
nartmsa IlLaryC
/toward Patrick
Creighton alm'a
Crooks And . * LI
Oren Dr
Clifton Dube,
Clement Elite
Cahoon Lissy
Corwin (I.N
Church Henry
Cann John
OmeaelJane D
Carr? Lydia A
Clarke Leeched*
Crawford Letitia
Callen Martha
Oilittforthy ran
Creighton Wm
Campbell P
Cowan B IV
Jotinstoa Caro's
Jones John
JamrJanD
44vIsPL
birW4Scotarat
ll!phut Am 2
A I'GDsil Sarah
12..onuadyEllas
Kegh Emma
&milady 42 OP2
Hausa B=l
Kromazi Jetualt
22.1110 r
Tompkins Goo It
Toms Liannah
TionsaJokm .
Tar
V
Little MIMI&
Leone Clnuiott•
Lehman Sheen
1 Logan Joseph
Little Julia
WO, John 8 '
Loire Miry X o
Drat. Anna tl
Davis Banal.
Dub Llutt•
Day Mule
Manua 6
Aeon /obit N
NIITOo• .
Vasa LIM,'
I bab‘b N etty.Thes
TIM May
Dibbb , .sl , 4o4o I
Bo b;
- - N
:11sebb Jamie •
!wart Antd•B
Nuastab Amanda
=tart Ns*/
'Wigton Bee B
Wit* A 0
ZlTbby= it
Wbeeler Beaty'
85 A
WM ems Mlla
Moors Alm& C
Matlmnrs Amor
Morgan Anal*.
Z liras
one 11,
• deb J 0 •:
INDana 'non
Weblnetom J
We Jam A •
WalieJohn
Wisatir.Theigea.
11whittett Mu?
•
fousg
Ifoussioseyhtos .
lb,eq;WEV7
L
faz - a - tzw,
listaters D It
Iffonell Annto '
Murry Navvy
=sr Ittinut,
Nowt/ Mu
Nam Glop -
klattwon .ffhasOd
. Milliaall &ha
=Jarmo
WM 'JUDD
Yawn Maar J
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Gri% la l *
GRIM, Vim%
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2.117 ER
• imuln
M.J. Axdsram. Cl:m[232la Zoiptzstlii„ al Wall.
Matson., Chtclanatt. ,' lithlannt, Whealbre,
bilror pray, St lamb. L.. Graham, nth,.
Sato °noel, ftwOn 1g0:..k /4 Rms. Oa; 04t,"
Goldat, Ent, Nasb*Sl.-
'odalon, Clantanatidtstlight, St. I.ollb.
Ontario, Mukalla lolls, Zanesville.
Sete, Oil City, '; testable, Wbeeling.
The Aver ecrotinues to senate steadily at WI paint
with el: feed In the Allegheny bet waning nd lama
loth.ltionongatiels. The wetter daring
and Smutty was oppreesively hat, with Light &hovers
of rain at short hetarrals. . •
. .
Badatas Ina quit* salve at the had on &tar
• ay, and thereat:9lmnd taloa decide/ Imprint:pent
•
the ettatinga of freight. The receipt., tog van
• • %totally ; large, than, thin quite a noor a ar•
vain
,
The Starlight got off for St. Louis, with an azost
lent trip, bring crowded withpempen and loaded
down with freight. The Safer Anderson, left for
Cincinnati Saturday °ming 'Pith a fair trip, inclu
ding a good mamba. of paiweagera and about oust
hundred and fifty tans of freight. The Ontario, left
, fer Nashville, with a hdlargo, consisting stream 'in
fixed, of railroad iron. Tb. Jolla, for Zarowellio,
cleared at her anal hour, witha moderato trip,
Tb. Silver Spray, on her np•trip was fired at • two
or three Mame by irederslaiddhaa, at Parkenfiurg,
the ism shot striking the waton , a short distance fool*
theboat, and then gianctogripi paned through a lbe
boat and same other artlehle on the horricane roar.
Fortunately the boat restahred little or no damage,
and totter, than all, no mmtni Injured. Tha °Wear,
of the soldlars le firing was to get the boat to landoei
,rest steamers yam avatad to transport traps ay,
the Kanawha river. Theadicen of thebllver hoary
ware county Ignorant of the tact, and they tkana3 ht
--nail' the bell struck the , boat—that the eatelt.as
were firing for practice or anmsement.
The arrivals tattled* the - 112*Jer tandem% od
Mariner, typal Cincinnati; Silver Spray and l'ea
pira City front St. Loul4 KW Calmat m .
inn Kock, Ids ILeee, from CllOll7. The C .mo fl
up eons of mend, and the Minims brought tip the
nth Penna. Cavalry, who arti ea tante for their
homes= a thirty nays' itutangh. , The regiment
water. 470 men, all of whom have ratellited.
The Allegheny rind. packet, Lecle.lni, NOM on
Saturday, to some putle• from •Satiawbs..L Prig
understood to be 117,5011—cash. She left for When •
log, On Esszaday, from which point she Will Wd•ith
government Weal for Chadestan, es(thuKanawba
river.
We regret to barn that mate of the machinery, me
no cud with one st ths engines on the M.B. Meptun,
teams deranged, mins.arhersbetwan Wheeling and
Parkerabarg, and the °Mont of the - INor Anderson
recant having paned her running him with loat aos
angina Thin mieharoar wonid delay her hrHealat
Cincinnati
The Litslailartin tramfarred her Ouch:mat' Night
to the Ofilo Valley at Wtmelltg, and them loaded with
povenammt atom from that pLtea to Charloaton, on
the Kanawha river.
The nestand commodierra .letreite, Capt. 'Frazier,
mlllpodtiNl Imre for St. lairdethis ere:dog..
The staunch steamer Goldin gm, Capt. Dryan,
announced for Chtelmaatl and Lapi3TIRS to-Uturtnir
ovg,.:Lserre, Capt. W. It. List, mill be ready to
levee for St. Louie to-morrow. •
The Hinerra, Capt. Gonion,la the regular packet
for Wheeling today, tearing promptly at noon.
We are glad to learn that Capt. 11.. Dmrinam
late of the Jennie Hobbs, haeammuned command of
tee liunier—for the third time. - Capt. D Ls one et
the meat popular ateamboattnett on the deer, and..
are [led he has got hook again to his old calling. The
tdarioarota teat bo e'en by card, Isannoonced . for
Civeirtrati and Lottleeillethleereilnr.
PAPER WARM UM =---
FARRELL, IRMO & CO.,
No. MO MIMS 6TRLIff, POILADELPICIA, Pa.
Illumfortoforo of
Double Strength Kamilla paper
Of gal du..
EOLL wa p xEL oa bsad at =Me lo order
MO.' price pald f6t IROPZ, In lisp at anal
quantities.
mitt-I=S
ROBE]
==bl=l
So. 69 Third 13t4 ritublash.
TM AND BI S 4 DION
,WORICELIB.
And Maaufacttiero of
JAPANNED TIN WAR E
, •
Particular attention NO to the'tnanufranrlna o
GEOCCILS TN& CA.NIBTLB3. TOILY! WARD
Wa TDB. COOLERS, Oa
OIL CANS, else. and patter. TM COOP.
1110, m: 4 0110'0114, and .11 klatia a ; Jobbing work
done to order.
calvAlto• lure 0(01.4 wan CIAGLZ3 jut re.
ed: •
ZINC SOWS mul OLD IMAM bought.
flOtkly
BAGS! BAGS 1 BAGS!
He. and eecond•Laad
Seamless, Burlap & Gunny [Bags,
117,01711 UM SAL? SAGA, '
All .I printed re ardor, by
JOUR T. BLILEY a CO.,
%Maas No. 1 / 1 11 Narita P
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS I
RINI AND PROGRESS OP SDNDAT SCHOOLS
—A blogtaphy of Robt netts and W. Pox. Dy
John M A foam, 1•01,. Prime SI cm
A ANUAL ON ILETRAOPINO =ETU—
Poomisd on Om Anatomy of the part tirrolvad In
the °wallop; the kinds and proper cozen:atm of
Motrammao. do. I voL IStmo.
NEATEN OITN RM EOI voL lento.
DARING AND SOTTERING. By Mont Patton-
Cw. 4 bergs manly eat. /altar Work hmt rooaivrd.
sd J. L READ. rd Fourth atom.
DYEING AND SCOURING EMUS
LISEIBINNT.—The undersigned totting •ported •
no litahiblusent at No. 1Y FOUNTS STIIEN
tasen Motet and 70117.101. the purpose of carry.
fog on the
DIMING AND BOOMING IMMINN33, "
resnookully solkita a dare of public plumage.
Nostril spent Mae yrarsln the 'establishment of Mr.
Hoopoe, ha flatters hWuelf that hid= gin the
.ost aattsfactlos taw costonears• All goods later.
will be returned la two Inaba. •
nth3llh• OBIPALIAMILMNB,
EW BOORS. •
.4.1
The Computer Thal. Ity J osh Paul.
Toe Teti Partly LiftuL •
Cozumel and Gasfat. By ■ Country Pimps
Bad Tiny and NUM Hob Gunwale.
'Om of Sissary. By Bishop Boyldaa.
Work a A Play. By Bethnal/.
General Grant and MO Camptim.
I oda Napoleon and M*114440 Arseueddoo.
With aunty other sew work., )nu Wooed:
T WAHISAM,
011 No 104 Federal street. Allegheny.
FRITIT AND tiHADD TREES,
EVERGREENS, Am.
•
Of A.PSLX. we bare soars 900,000, and of the
Italia& saddles mad profitabls tr tbt loottlon.
Wa han ad. fins May as Karl, 'Harem, ffial.l.l
Etouw4 /Input, Baldwin. Yatovater, Gains
King of ToinpkinaOo., Rhode Island Orson, ROMS
Beauty, Rambo, Smokabornw, Tatman'. Sweet,
Smith's elder witb amy Wire etoeliof PUB,
011EallY,.P1401i, PLUM, EVIROBZEN.SEIEBE
THUS, ROSES. SIIBIErBBZIIT,t OREINHOBSZ
PLAKTI3, i.. to As oar stank 4s large, we Mr
gnat indeceinanta to plantare or WbOlesde pw . chr
sus. Orden, left at the Oreenbrinse, CALA, or
Pittsburgh Boat Offing *LH berprmti ,
Jr.,
attended
JOHN
I.99tdawl, Plttaboratt and Oa NV kland Norwwkw. '
AIOCOt.D & CO., .
WhoLbalm Dcalan b
Bats, Caps and Straw Goods,
Han atm to store Q. largest sad arzat complisie
stock of goods too
SPRING SILLISS
inratbred to the wart llarehauto ere nnuetted
6340 end awake our stack, 1A:411141 be sold et
•ery law rake..
131 wockcsigritubcriti.
EYES AND EAR
DR. BAELZ
Mo v i r i t 3 tcar aI:VA Ili tree:mat et
00 CATARACT. milli ETIS.IO. s.wrinme t t
PCPIL. kuarts A1121:7101AL EY= sad inns all
I.II7I.6XMATOXI ilso BMW 1114.81110.
sad all abeam senting S,* std looLing to
Mann
Otaw.loo • : • . ects=ftir
T.
J. OEM & CO.,
X.X. PINE TAR.
!hawed crprsinly for /MM. Ptit irp in add ono
plkm Iron bound DOCENTS. icanal• bytbidann,
and hi bands aatil balm.
013k*, No. us /Mt iSSISZT. PlUsbergli.
Wince , ,
S E. POULTNEY,
.
Crude and Refined Petroleum,.
BENZINE.
lip 92 2IIIIID sruzir, rittabtaib . ,
IPLT9at
OLWICKLISA ACAD l ollolClassical
sad Ootoloarofsl 801.8D1P16 sonooL• roR
BUTS, on the P. r. W. & B. L.ls [Dn. from
'Pittsburgh. Ng. J.& TliglitELLl. , A, If.. Prbigh,L
paL Tug Yorty-kurtb Bassiou will I:oaximpe• osl
OQIEIDAY, Marl& M.
Wm Circulars at further inflaniugb*: appli
n. NEVIN *CO., orzta the Ptto.d.
pal, Brea 6yrill• P. 0, % Auftwaty %In PO. •
mh3o...ltavraeratwir
NOTICE IS HEREBY GTYEW to. tbe
t P
lfi t g tha 11.
ml/4.!
HOFFMAN HOENE O 0
clatslitid etorkk '
, -1113 ' No- 7 / 1 1* trittirt
'kw ANDUIis m
, 3.o4otx,Qtein g;.' t y " T EU
la ' nth,' 11 / TVs; fead ima '. • B ea;
SQL !lief L 4
wp.m,„s,„Ay Lia•M•l4aserwad,-:,
WSW. so WALL '
""'"lliurg‘ 111) "`' h ‘ ' l 4 w
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0f,P2% t Ara
'TAT Imo
I:M.L UhLbib-'d)
0 MD.PRICE3
Abut is $At Esteßip' - 2 . 4nte/
I
'tarn 2ILLN TEM Ottiii;i
FiOOTB AND .84okS,
AT UNHEARD. OF PRICES.- •
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1311/LDREIV9 SHOES EOl Cts.
CONCERT HALL sirokisfrots,
No. 62 Fifth Stt.ot:,
X6OO Rum Enos Box.=
WO.
A NNW AND CHOICIE,EMLEOT/ON
19pritnr, and filnini4ans:,
,
Boots, shoes, RuMers';.-.4)-c4
lar nit id Os
Ewa COOT AHD 8!IQ noun or
MITER 4 8017T11,:7- -
2ro. 64 HAMM BT.. fd 4c.r
NEW GOODS! NEW VOODS
, •
w• have Jot received oar -
BOOTS AND SHOTtil,','' ,
vnar..b n will sell et the LOWEST I :;t . hdittZtillipl3 ,
We have the Legal and host acketcd stack
.dons Plan Con Squairtetoect:
T. b. itnmd **elk/. ram= Lem ashzu
In abundance. Teo cul a call. . ,
-Tas. Robb,
89 meatcier
FINE GOODSI
MST liZinalno)
Lamar inovx inn aeralonAL Boats; -
Do do do GIONOBLE9 At •
Do MOBOOGG A GOAT BALM.", dog'
TIGGYL SOLE GRAIN *CAL? do. '
Do TWO do °air_No!'
All of tho bat =ram work, sod vorrantel to Ord
satin ratirrwidao.
OEO. ALBE.EE. SOH Sc. CO;
0...21 No. TT. car. of Wood cad rocatti /Lir.
A LARGE ASSOETAIKTT OF
7 - Lento% urans• Asp carraraiims
. ,
Bailers, Balmoral's' li•BOOlf,
, .
Of all the L'st obis ►ud qualittes r just real - rid!
axedtU te said at the ♦ell lalree t tato to
at
J. H. BOBLASD'9 « •93 ltaziefitr4,*'
Bre-ad dooi
JOHN CAMPBELL; MannfrictiliOAC.
BOOTS AND BHOV, of aviary Otacrlp433oi .
34 834103114311 etrvet:Pfltabtroch. 0431*
G' =BRE, SOY a. CO., Paola r. 7
Vllaa4sad &OWNairn la BOOTS, EBOSS,do.,
ammo Wood and ?earth otroota. Pitttborot,,
. _
pLUMBING,
Gas azl• Stiam , Fitting,
41ns .brancitio. ears luny :attuliid tu g bj•
ti4llool, practical madman.. APm asartrtsßut Or . - •
GAB ,
DATU
BEIOGIMI • • .
WAITE. OLOTT/8,.. • •
• aroasara,-5.i.,;
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TAT E it BEVILT,E; •
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Es. to nor.mmet crust eueolzy • •
lad tzr ulna= BThXZT, rittgb44l2
THE SIII3SCIIIBER,
John Marin it Co.'s•Soda - Vi v !
arentaatly roadttor the same, whist: ha ce11., .
tarton the oat favorable term Ms AA fa parttoak
y adapted to the manatecture of
C. W. OHITRCEBIAtit;
as soura nos/ mum., Philsdelphbk .-- 3 " `'
etaltamecd I • '
pATENTED OGTOBED . I3, 18e1
DVlimaxurs ram?
OVAL r..A.Nce crairdpriclits, , : • •
i.
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,callorearezip , ';
IL FLINT GLANS.t''' . --;,:
; • %
nem Clammy tr• Intiadid it:lr the cis'
heauaig au puts albs rlliy,
"g do dos lt to
To mL
t
t.i,rn.
apt? frittiei, "'mgt.
J. & M. M'STEEN, Blears
Gas Asa Breast lhreeti.. Parilrolti atuarilan
r gluu s ali tt = ol t e g a zT i rsbak a ntlia..„l
roads to artier Also 133.683 CABTLYGS,' nu
od wade et tho *harken notice: - ••• ;
- All orders loft at Nos. Li sad el WAILS 991 r, ,,
soar Liberty. will be promptly attended ' • ,
ilerTho eariabars of Ms M•m hen jewriostirre ,
desire of malty perm' exparleturo tear
ICU lam* to give
o settsfsetbro bury terport." .; • ,
Ws we elms Gats for Gerrit= A Cri.'s
STEAM FUMY, fn. staying Weller, flnido sod
Tab NATIONAL A T.l.r.A 'KA°, •
• •
Thu lorolosblo Annul Is now rrady tor .1844:
They ta ao ono but can Awl some foronnu.konwoxik
too than the coot of aue boot U them.
Tor sal. by DA*. CLARET* CO.
E=:ZU
. _
JOSEPH aNOWIYIEN
NOTARY PUBLI
• am.s: NATOWS On= rinsr.th.ftmitelid
Actundadvimatta Depasitixis
Enna taken. 'Alta, Dodo, ot:
414rectiest, Limo and kepl orolertitte.'
Cti 4111A7114 U4Lifot.l"/4,14,
• Macassur ts how Itolsesi
POSE PAGKii.
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aftur boutos.raakiruaelicrunms
IMOXILD __
OWIZITBILAXIdiII. 4HD YIEBT
only
SPORMENS liiADQUARTERS,
-ale WOOD rprrt.
, .14.rams]
&ram tbs atteati Of rFartamas and otheta to ids;
?'lAlia .th air its of
ilj
ok s GUN
POWDZB % rums
V . navoLI ABEI3 vzta;
ity4,BllVt.
.811:141 sad - POUtmouVIIBLIII FLUES, and ark
;Moltke of evoryrkfaC tlb dock UtilelorLgeotorce.
NEW woaximi THE BOHNE.;'..
7M illestreted Hem' /Senn vont, habtele.,-•
deb:then texhata , Ateettey,. lltdtdher '
Stmeleu !Seth,. Ne, lic4 able; Akimbo A.:
Plhhe wheat of the ohthetan, Sat UV and rotate
the mow petzda, K =lth. thameate - thr ,
groom; deetese, based.," sad trainers ; ale cm cea,
?theta *ad harness. ilia DWI tbe.
sehrattevb- By Welsh! elaybee, 2-"••
MM by - KAT a 00.41 Wood
ENIWANT:.4.
ibis ion ed& !mil laireooklng ourb lame at,.
ibragriy. Isr• bau, /11 its plants et,
411114111 r WEET4 " Art ' VI MBIA,DitORS sosaa
FMIX,N"
A-. SAM urrvkaphar...-46 Boa
litaiwiegrunlikriZipot asr ea* Pi
4 0 1A= Wes. , 1
=iloftwasti -11 fa .. - vwrl7l, as
Sot =2 st - 7761172
haft , . 2 , ' 1616110 mat, too sanr.t., v.
1374 Ruing AS:belts
es llasteagoonheiratinsisoal eat Gnat anis;
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