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DAY MOBBING, JULY- 23, 1861
e. E gazt..aot o oalcal. Obisriattou tit* Gassiii,
7: . A bsi t .Bl,lBll . 9B . 9ll lbl9l—aornet e d
math. slums
... . . . 00 IS
80
7.0
296.10
9 o'clock. A. .....
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Biranntel
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A enli foflinwitlng of eithene M meet andion
! ler together thlievinMg et the City - Efall Will be
/ !could below- . thir to a good 0111 . 90121i114 sad IN
!4 11 / 1 . that th eulietinil. will be lii6 the meeting last
i Atnil In numbers and enthualittn: Mose reginiewts
~.Wie-ntided, and more will be promptly Emntehed I
ihrtawiny one feels that the tiae of meaes eannot be
Iturned too moon 800 the oonetpondenos between.
iltimme'end Mi Mayor. . - : , 1
The
.wo-31111,Tax...Another yin's , . of the
A dm ortwo eines we published an aliens upon
the:proposed lirnj Of *tax of two sally, by the County
.
• Pvtamireenerr, for thisupport of the (maim of red
,
, Masora: We took the ground that, in view of:the
fact that the printout relief hunt would soon became
,
. inthanitedk thei Demolitions» should exMclie the
'' poweieretid to them by the Legislature, and air y
,
t,x. OaidAete then was, md still hi, thatitatple
provn stay be made for the comfortable mute!
Dance of those who , are deprived of support by the
-; etilistmobt of their father;huabands and brothers.
- - Dot since the pablioation of oar article, favoringibe
-, levy, we have coniened with two genthuned, tally
' . lentiversant with the feats, who are *Medi/ of the
°Pinion that the tax should not now be
:the levied, for
• y
e potent reason that the relief rand cannot by an
possibility be exhausted before January nett.'
I.
,The facts apcM Which this conclusion is based,
laze these : The Relief Committee - ritill have a large
~ . balance , -ife heed: and are confidently expectiag
~- the donation of,sl#ooo made by the bailie of the'
, ..,city, se the Defence Committee, for the pirate - sit of
- 'arm., irbieh will.tot now be eeederl.. la addition'
~.. to Ibu,-the city- °frith:burgh made a specials ppro
. - rim
- pal: of $lO,OOO for the relief of the faiii , ire 0
coluateeni, and Allegheny City appropriated 115,M)
for the same purpoie. Air these hada will doubt.
lest be given in charge of the Retief.Contatittee,
}.. .taken neeired. ~ In -thin view or the can,:then,
i....- the - Reliel fund would "foot u p follows';
1 CeehM bet4entaii,nottei....—.---.
C
•
Slant Daustloto,-..L....... ..—................-1/:065
ity of Plitobaritiospproprkukm....... 1000
lOUs of ileglatby, fqpr9prtalloo—,:. '....-*...-. 6,01)0
.
,* The disbonutents; sines the organixatitin Of the
- Committee (early' in May, amount - to iery:lotle
'.'.'over *ippon, so chit the ahoy. sum Mould liii
Jamiary-nexhperhaps longer,- as the payments
not beim heavymben the:three menthe men re.
torn bode; moat fat whout , !haviug families will
probably • return to - the . war.. .But it may be
asked, Will the cities of Pinihnrgh and Allegheny
Tay over their appropriations to the Relief Commit
tee 1" A. aufneient answer to this would be-..A
tea at two mills, upon the asiwnwed valuati on of 'Ais
city,•. wi l l realize exactly V. 0,900. Ifenert ii by
paying over their appropriation to the Relief fond,
the tat can b"e obviateita.thernlty will ease exattlyi
410,000. The.itantel argument wilf apply to Alla-
tehenj--it will be t - Saving operation.
The Corninissionent, Scone time anite i gave netice
that they would leiy this ma on Thursday, the 25th
unim the, tax 'payeni. would protest aganart
; AL,: No protest having been 'elide, th e preeomption
Ja that the levy will be mode, unless they exit bare
some assurance that the;money will not be heeded.
• Thh Councils of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, through
their Finance Collimates, tuightthrow some light
ion this 'abject, and whatever Is - done doled be
wooded to Prompt!). Uoder all the circumstance;
the • Counniasioners aboard be adsmieithednot to
act baatily in this matter. They will be. expected
to exercise a sound d i scretion, and to withholdOf
it shall appear proper and advisable) the imposition
of the. tax. A. few. weeks or months. delay can
cause .-no poesible suffenug, zed tosy result in a
largo baring to the tar payer*,
. . ._.: Sword. eresantautorit
A *it, interesting mord_ ptesentatkos took place
yesterday,' in front,of; the Belief 'Fire Engine
,
/louse, by th e membere. of the Relief to their /ate
~
Captain, J o h n. R. T. iTottle, whole now lit Lieut.:l
- of tbeSth Ward fiord . - Thriafietr was a Mu,
...
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etattnisieetlione-the‘Roglne nOUPS and buildings
being hiustlnoutely-doeoreted* sp. lineament
. , , ,
..motthei J0e....E. - 131i, Ear, :, made the.preeenta. 1
tion speech In a vary elegant style . of deals/mato:l
,
Sit: I have been.denuted to present to .you this
elegant ',sword, on behalf of the azteinberie .of the
;Rebel FareCoMpany,;_bf Which Company you have
no long been in active Marcher', end bate by your
many worthy traits of - chanieier, eadeared yourself
to every indrvidint coonected with it. -.And now,
- that you have enrolled your name among till brave
beans, who go forth to battle tbi storm of reboil.'
ion which bee broke over our once hippy'Unitio,
your friend, admiriog yonroourage, and de - string
to erpiesa their hearty appreciation and esteem, do
thee present you witii..tbie,. elegant sword. The
call, loy, which you.live ;prettied ti—onerwhich
cornea. with it the prayeis and 'hearts of all tries
Americans. Te fight under the Stint and Stripes
. —is indeed hotter, and to die beneath it. folds Is an.
_fold glOrj, XS Mist- we cannot burvegret partiog
.;; with se noble e member, yet we feel atented that
the s-DtiliSP• will notlose aught of Its gallant rep.'
utation iby the actione '; of her men upon the gory
field of battle, who -will, /ad on by you, Mr, go
forth to - .the relief of . oar eotstry, our honor and
our 113 g, thug proviogjbat in war or peace, oar
name Moor motto. Then, dear sir, accept this as
the heartfelt esieint of your firemen hearted
brother', and be assured that our well wishes go
with it. ;Draw not the blade opou thy frlend,bor
when (Mee Orson for youi Country, in the name! of
Gad do not efieatte.it until her honor he viedicated,
her laws osfildisbed and her flag respected. t
J. D. Satherland, Eso i . responded on behalf of
Lieut. fitoble In a vary happy manner,*blehelleited
the praiiof all prowl. „There was rally five ban
'"drag pee p s in attettdisiaeit.setd Mr. Noble may well
~ f eel proid of hie friends of,the gallant "Reiter."
. . .
Stettin; at CltyAllett.
It will ha sees by the tollowieccomespondence
'that a be held tide Ttisildajr
evening ati 74 o'clock; the objected. sibich is to der
else some L measures to at 04Ce plus some addl.
tided tee' inte in the field; W. Meek;
i!on. Y, Johnston, T. :M. Marshall, Ete, Dri
George McCook, and others Will- addreis the
meeting, •
' Prrnecnton,Suly22, 1861.
lion. George Plasma. llterlOr of the aty of Pilo.
burgh-1a view ot the candictieet and 'alarming rez
porta IIOW In circulation, it be cemeeabitointety ite4
cenaryao . put 'aii regintenta now In coerce et 1 (*I
motion fa_ thin field_at .. once, . We , thereon* re,
apectiallyeconenglat yonneill call a nubile amp.
ing - on.2oeaday evening, Jiffy 231,1861 i; the object
of .which Will be to take elective ' manures to
up ' th e regiment! soar recruiting fa Ibis vicinity.:
Men and more ire needeiV .- - .- - -- -, - --- -- • ,
Joan 136 . Grnanac, - -,...64U10N FTATe
h
a. Pzunnen, • ' , A. 6T. BBOWII4
WILL A. Line; ' - -11.'11:,Parranao0,.'
Gromoc, FOlLlrlik a• - ,r.. B. FLITZIWAR,
. Jamas P., BAUR, J. G. coma.
- W. Devout% ' it t...finva,: -
and ` waity inhere.,
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!. • .1_ <• rtrrteuietz, lily 22d, 1861 , .
To Mum. ./ohnli. GulArn, Joseph- Plumas*, ,
WillA. Lare,Jamei P.'Borr; aid pAere,ja, com.!
pilaite`,witb 'Abe ',Titian contained iii/Oar tar. o t '
thin eveniffir, I; hereby desire all citizen' who feel ;
altercated in the Canoe, to assemble at City liall
on Townley eWraing, ;31 inst., at 8 o'clock, to give
their Viewe nod "tanototelfactlon km oily be new.
nary -In thit:iiirtirgacci-r-one , titit Calle for the ac
tive exertion Of every patriotic citizen in Methane.
..-
Wen reapectinny -- - --.•f?:.t.i'neolv, lisyqr..
A Ithbot Captain's Commandos.
A day or two glace ive.oolinod that Dt. hfoCook,
Br., of this city, who toad on • visit to the seat of war
'
to Weatern Vfreola, obtaJoed gait* a number of
trophies from thertbel camp at Laurel 11111. Among
due were (Beath Oommissiena, laced by Gov. Latakia'
to (Moms ;fO 'the Vii "Milfttik Potato= of
than dommenta were even to 0111 , 020111110 f the new
Vireo : La Leglalature, by the dootor, and one was re.
telocd, a copy of which we auklals
Tat CONYoll7illlall or ViIOIXI4,
To George W. 411114, Orectiv r--Know you, that
from
deli opeeial tend and eotedence reposed tn jos:
ty
, courage, sad good coodoet, ear Garohep !n
naracuthoo of the authority vested tet htm by the Cos
a duatlon and Lawa of Obi Commonwealth, ;loth emu.
=triton you a Cant do the 101 th Reelanal of the
'Oth /aged* arid - 3.1 Iflrialon of the
lids, to reek wreath from the lirift day of Ilday,linth;
In tntlmony whom( I have herenato mit a t ,
noose as earetoor, and rooted the - Seal of ath Com
mouwaidth u beaCthedithla lit day. of Jana. 1860.
fraaal. - Jona Lemma: no
Meek , * Scott bragtom. • M
Col. Bilikk le ender special ordain to be mama. r
ed into service sea 'Profs at once;! Tbs . ordea
were received on &today, at boon. Capt. Patter.
eon's McKee Cadet., Biroileghans, were taturthred
into the United 841011111Pric• at B can, yews:Man
Capt. Huh , . Federal-:Guards, Allegheny et 10 -
o'clock, aid Capk:'.Wright's Eighth Ward Home
Gouda, at II cocloelr Cayt. Beck's Riot..? Cadre,
of Mittanning;',Wilhornopthredisa Tom's, more.
leg at 10 O'clock, atid . the other IFOPIPTI MmAL.
wee immediately, offer. Col. Black la ordered
direct to the Pell of War, and moves is oat or two
day, tot the Shenandoah Valley,:;llisordera come
from Lieatonaat Ceieral Sealy : lMO whom be
terra through thiiiMnicai Was.
sewn nut 4 t Colut,
MONDAY, July 24 -:-COUIrt met at Ceram o'clock
_judge McCandless on the bench.' The fiat of
Grand jaunt pu called over; bet at so cue, were
nue for-their action, Court decased to chug"
them Tuaiday mornlag.
IllaUtoktittorney , Canabsts pro antic. to eau.
sal. that Os East cue kte trial would be that of Us
Goranthotallic Baal gomot indicted for m 114:
After &patios of salient etotioaa, Cout i d, I
. .loorned ea tee o'clock Tectdsy 14.71finir.
Lip Beoust.—.Aurn Dopturth, as epittojr
the peeau7lesnleTtaitrout, bad hi, tat broken bw
.twoan the lute' and'ackle, at Altoona. last Put,
stale andaseoring to reptant' moo can on the track
Oa the yard at Out Vasa.
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CITY ~U7FAIRS'
-- Otnnfitriscaternutin the First Wird, Afirghsay
willrperhip s ,fail to rewire thehrpiperireenlary,
owieg„to the skins= of, s'eirrier, fora low
.days.
lie - hopee to be On hie rents item ie•a days, two.
Breantime,'ill the:inhecnbere *bolo we can find
wfilba retried by ,si isbetitale. ,
' Porrrowin.—The heating of Wm'. A. Ironer,
for @tabbing Welsh and itnines, which Isis to base
tales - :.Nets petterdpg, was attain Postponed, at
lbeinatenc• ol Ins p yeiclattol Welsh, who does
not - yet consider hi= opt et - danger. I.
-/ i'Oserorso.=-Oitiog to 'the hot tbst a public,
ill.oolll/ Of &tune hea-beeti"eilled to ateembie at
Ctip-11511.1be r. — MeCook has post
poned Ms Dieenri . ler the prensol..
, . . .
konii doortripbosof Book, Card, add Job Print
ing mound at . Olio ...Aloe on tho 0304 i rocionable
tercti4;sirie ahOrtntriollea.. Particular at
tiollon girinr; Pape*. Book' and Handl:tills.
Te
.'o Uorae Ownesit. •
Da. lIWSICTI. ISIVALI•111211•10 LUSK
eras T MOIL nonsics to anti•intsl by sun 10 •11
suer of L•sotator, art/as from SINAI; Brine. or Wrenc h
him Its rile l• magical sal corlota.. Darner or UM*
Gan., 15,, .k•••• • 11.5., to.li •111 alb, etir• deeper.
Sp•rto am Masks. m.l b• essay pranutyl and owed It
ttottr Step). I cops. Ott II commas c.o. sr. taloa• O.
powihntry e• • maws/ ottre. No ouo .1 tb• black pmew
is •• tamer at.* et hiveir but It may to all••lausl by into
[tarot. .ad Its StAlt tot spy te-atSot sal allow* moon
L11101..e.r awl ontsbt• tb• sore go enrol with comp"
kr•ry beCille .1. art ia r•
mb bare fhb stool• at band, for flan/Dal .m.l Ws ttni syposrattoo of 4211.0•4 •MI •15e
=scam/ Moo Sointeabl• 01••••••• smentloool, I.
an Lamson Wide anti • aloes also, otb-
Br sh•••••••sost. '..:.: ........... -. ispZlyalv74•lt
, iiiI•BLOOD FooriAttention is 'called *to
tads moos sstssraabt• sod stioallie smaraikar, advert/sod
to aaolbst oat ma. It Is ast .501e',... dlscorary, awl
..stmt sorb • costosadid littb say of th• a =trot. tetaol
isenclus• of if. day. It .14 • cortals mewl, for .11 Ito
Simms ilpsent4 60.1 soperlally Shoat of • obrooto o•lon•
.-ot toss stood tatoot reeks, wants, anti lean. Noes, •
int try to • • .
Moon. OalniCit a Polon, or Nee Tort. are MS wri
NMI. kw 1 4.04 aim peoprkkkre or th. onaid•rmuvind
ilo
or. soars lanama 031Dia . 0 0,
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V& Utoi•SOattl ban la her cordidas 444.4 la o••• of otos;
coalateslag. Ea It ilow, ott pinions.: oplat• of so;
11 oio to 11b• relted opo• Into the aloof costld•ooe t and
11•1 fated ito tar./ tiabl• prow Ifl a to an woo of 'attains
Ists—oils, , 4 4 .4sma,
lot Is b mamba,. It
&out, 5. 144 Wo
, isa...••howt tl ot. yW . ntTinrA
ost• blUottermie .. . R. - , • 01.1.111•110
lI 111/"Dottroa C. Ilan; Water Can and !loom.
imbic Ph Motu.; also ageat for italoboree celebrated
e ~ J Trari for Itoptons. - • °mull.: ot Pocc_and Want
, AP' Darretriai..-;.Dr. C. 'Sill, No. Z 44 Paco
.iissit, snoods. to all branches of the Dicta prams.
-
altoulti cot fail to T ..2
eta : the
am., tof Prot. Watt l• irsoes . 14 Vlr.
ltqfdar mcreks . .l. log tett
MIMI' IL [a. m i aow, a ny blotto, 2 toonshatm oto
It
E v atosorahrni hike plato TO DAT. at I. dciat r. ,
not2tuot ot Ott ponoto, Delootgi .het, Alltstroy. ttitotio of tb• Waitrons r0ci0.11.4 to et
food without hitternem
Iyt:TNIARLES
, AND EiVia6Nols4
p os„ Aa4 311 Vaderall street ' :•
! :o . lls 4' 4° !'k e r r " , Da "r 01 .
• .b 11.4 ,••••
ap-3U bblß f or e by
erir All.424itnito a W.
&Otani from liMscoast..
Sr. huts, Jaly IS, 1861.
Eds. Gentle: hive felt the Smoky City and
.• • •
am one Mounted xhiles inest,Just extharkiag for
Pike's Peak this mortieg, by the Central Overland
Ivrea Campany. Sit days will many meseren
hundred miles nut to the ElderadO s or
Peak Gold Diggings. The two compaaies,.com
that carry the daily mail to Califo rn ia, have
3000 harem and males, 1000 men ,and 2.50 coaches
'and .Concord : wagons.' They have boat pablic
homes oti the line tp a great extent, investing in
this enterprise overSlo,ooo,ooo. They tome relays
'of bones or mules every ten or fifteen miles—.
'traveling 160 miles per. day. Gen. Hughes, the
Prealdent 'he company, intends to more to
Pike's-Pak this season, to locate permanently.
Thane are a few incidents that have occurred
leases 1 left Chicago, deserving of a pamiag notice
The rebels haveibernt:several bridges and twenty-.
three cars, and torn up the track on the bleanibat
,1k- 81.. ; Joseph Railroad, stopping the regular pas
senior trains for •w t rk, bat it is now an running
Condition, tied the . S. troops stationed at
bridge' and other exposed palate . , will probably be
able to protect it in torture: -
/t is rumored that the rebels and U. S. inane
had an engagement on thiNorthern bliesoari Reh
r road, yeeierdsy, resulting in i tout defeat of the
rebel*, with 'a lobs to the enemy of from SO to 100
killed and wounded. Uncle Sam i, determined to
handle them without gleam. I-• -
Benito! Green drat . the head of 'a large body of
troope, it is rumored, ergiog them 011 to barn and
destroy alreij thing that opposes the rebels , move
ment,. - L. Rartetta.
Taiiiicistr Israsvall, Dictillrla or TUE Rimier
JACterniGuitapa, CaptdDanworth's eomPany, has
beerithe 'principal object of attraition for some
day} at Camp W right..Their''Behool of the Piece' ,
nitride general auention. -The -privates are di.
aided into squads of - nine-each and take their twill
in'practicing with the field piece, the commissioned
tad non.coraniinioned Officers acting as inatructora
by those., The Captain I receives great praise for
.hts own skill; and the rapid improvement that has
been made by his company. - ' • •
Cept. D. was' t the battle of Buena Vide and
other fights daring the Mexican war, in Captain
Bragg's battery; was highly complimented for his
skill, and was twice promoted. lie has had eight
years' service, part of it id Klima. and part to the
Utah expedition.
• .
Swonit ituuti ova eiting sword
Presentatione took plats yosterday evening in South
Pittsburgbi at the Hiawatha Nat and Bolt Works.
The employees presented ditsir Superintendent, Cap
tain J. 11. Kaap,Of the - Skutt' Pittsburgh Infantry,
with a betaidifui eweed la Oppreciatiou of his many
worthy and estimable qualities, which havoc:ideated
him to all suer Wee ph mamba. ien and the mamba. of.
cc/
his ettlqoise/nuIPV. . • . '
, The pation Speech was made by E. Kayier,
Forams* of thie_Wraks r in en eloquent style of era.
WrYi-end impended- to bj'the Captain la a very
happy manner, whiela elicited the ailoalretion,of all
present, .
: - The Cantata bee Carolled his name among those
'.1 . 4 the McKnight Gaud*, which leave en Wilda's.
day - to join Col; Oreity's regiment in Philadelphia:
...... '—. .
~ Belay or Art he . Rouen On Suaday after
noon, al some boys were playing 013 the beak of
the Allegheny river, a abort donanee below the
Hand street bridge, on the 'Allegheny aide, they
dircovered the body of in infant, apparently not ,
more than a day or two old, lying in the river hot
a few feet IMP the chore.. They took it out of the
water and laid tt on the bank, where it ter:darned '
for acme time. There were no marks or beaten%
Perceptible that would , ream to indicate violence.
Unable ro dud soy person twilling to take charge
of the body, the boy' dog la grave neer vinare It
was found and buried it. It rs rather strange the ,
the Coroner wee not apprised of the diner.--
Tag Racer-now or I me News. The norm of the
dimmer to our troop. crested moat intense is,
,citetnentr.throughout the' entire city as Boon as it
beicme generally known. I Busmen of all kinds
were alemat entirely snspeeded, and the pnneipal
streets were Crowded with excited enlaces all
anxious to hear the latest stew*. At first the dia
palettes were hardlrcresitted, and it was not until
towards evening, when. additional news was re
ceived that oar people could believe them to be I
correct. Dee Ply an the news is regretted , how
-ever, it has not created a feeding el derpnany as to
the ultimate ready,
!DIATII OP • EOLDLSII.—The 1:10011 trsia OP the
Pennsylvania Railroad, OM Senday, brought to the
city the body of Samuel B. Rickey, s private la
Companys, or tbe -12 th . Begiment, Col. CompbelL
- Lie died on Friday eveniag, . t Idiliville, three miles
front. Baltimore, from hemorrhage of the bowcle,
and his body woo brought on by a comrade, 11. B.
Devoid: The young 021• D WU, but twenty - one years
of ago, tho lOU of • widoired mother la Blairsville.
bat resided 'at Waalitagtea, Pa., *here his remain*
were conveyed. -This b the fittlol2 4 destirthat has
oecurred in tho company. : • -
Diarturzorassz ti:rman named Bly
'
bolder residing, at Laeeteo I lion on the Alta. Valley Railroad, made information before
Alderman Taylor, on, nate: ay. :charging Paid
Hibbard, pioprietor of the Ihternational Saloon,
Libeny.'oureet., with beeping a literal:as:able boos,.
ASister of the proweenter Peei: mopping at the
bowie of Hibbard, and wad :imaged upon ialoran
tton of her brother. 'llsfuaing Ito accompany him
home, she war sent to the Hoare or Refuge.. fhb
bard was held to bail to gnawer a charge of keep
lag a diarepumbie house.
Tux 9ni etre lira tiroruenes.—A. will be
seen by the following order tram Col. Jackson, the
.9.tt and 11th . will leave here Oda anoretee 10f the
P.ut
The conaminiooed and norccommiasioned offi
cers' end 'privates attached to the 9,it and 11th
Regiments of P. R. C. will repolt themselves for
daty at the outer depot of It Pennsylvania
Railroad, this Tuesday - morning t 7} o'clock.
e01:11TD WARD Pornse Sention.—The Directors
of the Fourth Ward School, at a meeting held on
Saturday. eeeningaale Nth
_JeCted the following
teacher, to acne forth* ongoing year: Principal,
1.E..' Newell; dada - mat, -Miu Mary A. Watson;
Grammar,' Mr*: Mary- P. Oleanin lotennediate,
Piaane E. Moore, Miss Cathare D. Foolke;
r, Mu Rachel Ewing, !Ow j. u Martip,
Mimi/dory %wart. - -
KILL/0 IT Taw Cass.Thareday afternoon a
yonog boy named Andaman got on the Chrelaad
Pittsburgh train at Beaver. Mien the train nailed
the boy ,lampod Off, brat from In Me CaIISO fell between
toe ts ants ons of -11 mi oars passed over Ma body,
trotng biro:mm.lY in two. 2 %4ll*i:other Instance
of the dingerof boys 'Playing around railroad trains.
' 13/10TALAillACLY.—Aa Millman Pained Patrick
Rastas, iwasairrested by tba blaset , a police lett
cream', fix committing'a brutal! assault eia the
perserrof his wife. la appears that he 'truck her
sith hie fist,eue el the blow. completely frittering
bar jaw. Id the default of bail be wail committed
for trial.
Gaiser:tisng of silrerplated warent
Water koctihn noose. The gee will be
continued thls afternoon at 2 recloch; and it goods
are sold at the' astonishing lo'w price. they brought
yesterday, those in attandanCirwill 'get great bar.
mos.: GoodirOpen for examination aim moroire.
THE LATEST NEWS.
THE VERY, LATEST.
.. WAIIIIIIGTON, Jody 22 .—Liant. Cal. Fowler, cf
-- the New York 14th mgiment, is among the killed;
—...„....--_ .
iIECEIVEO AT
CoL Lawrence, of the sth Musactinsetts, la wounded;
THE DAILY GAFETTE OFFICE. Capt. ELL, of the 21st New York, badly wounded;
Col. Farnham and Maj. Lollar, of New York Fire
1 TERRIBLE -BATTLE! Z3111116/1, are not killed, bat badly wounded. '
Later.—The Rhode Island Battery was taken 4.7
the rebels at the bridge across 801 l Roe, where their
retreat wu out off—all their hones being killed. It
Is reported that the rebel black home cavalry made
,an attack on there*: of the retroating army, when
i'the latter turned and fired, killing all but six of the
litany.
TN' ill!, A" York lost aboitt half of their men.
The following i:Ogimooto were to the fight r—let,
21 and 31 Connentlout ; 24 Maine ftgiment of reg.
Mars, composed' (companies of the 24, 34 and Bth
regiments; 250 Illitier. of the Bth and 14th N. Y.
militia; in and lid Rhode Island; hit New York;
21 Now Ramps ire; 3d Massachneetta ; let Minne
sota; let Michigan ; 11th and 13th N. Y.; 20th
Maine; 24,4 th and bth Maine, and the 24 Vermont,
buidu the several batteries.
, Tim following is * partial list of the killed and
wounded;
tia
Repulse of the Federal Army
DREADPI7L CARNAGE
EDECAL LESS LSIIII4O BEilf
1 'AID 3,0001
Sherman's, Carlisle's and West Vein
t Batteries Taken!
Feariallianghtar among the Fire Unmet
GlenDowall's Column Completely
Routed! .
RETREAT TO WASHINGTON
WAstizharofr. Jai, 4.—Oar troops after taking
three bniteries, and gaining a great Vic t ory, were
eventfully repulsed, and commenced a retreat on
Warbingion. The retreat fa in good order with
the rear 'well covered by • good'column. Our lots
is from Z5OO to 3000. Thu fortifications around
Waahingiou ate strongly reiaforced by fresh teOops.
After the latest information we. received from
Centteriffe, at half-past seven o'clock lint night, a
series of :,erouts took place in the intenseat degree
&contour. Many confused statements are preva.
lent,.but enough Is known to warrant the state.
mein that we have suffered in a degree which ban
cut • gloom over the remnant of the army and ex
cited theideepest melancholy throughout Washing
ton. The carnage has been tremendoualy bee*
on both 'rides, and, on our. it is represented w
frightful. _
.cries gradually but surely, by driving the en
emy towards hlanassas Junction, when the enemy
seemed ed be reinforced by Gen. :chemist!, and rm.
medietely commenced driving on back, when a
panic among oar troops suddenly occurred, and a
regular stampede took place. '
.It is thnertha that Clete McDowell undertook to
make a stand 'at or &boat Centreville, bat the panto
.wasao fearful that the whole army Whine de:coral.
laed, and It was impossible to cheek them 'ldler at
Centreville or Fairfax Coati-ttonmi. General Me.
Dowell Wended to make another stand at Fairfax
Court-II ones, but otar_forthe being in full retreat, he
could not:locrompil th the object.
Beyond Fairfax Celia House the retreat wee
kept up utatil the men reached their reviler en
campmenth, a portion of whom returned to them,
AA' A still larger portion emotes mode of the line
r of entrenchments.
A large number of the troops in their retreat fell
on the way side from erbaustion, and scattered
along the! entire route all the way from Fairfax.
1 Court Ilathae. -
The road Wool Billie Run was strewed with
knapsack", arms, etc ; some of the troop, deliber.
tatty threW away their gone and appurteneecee,
the better to facilitate their retreat.
Gee. McDowell via. in the rear at the retreat,
r zeroes himself to rally his mina, but with only
partial effect. The ,latter pant of toe army, it is
Laid, made their retreat in good order. fie was
com pletelyco exhausted, having slept bat bide for
ht... His orders nu the Ceti did ant at all
times re ell those for whom they were intended.
It is supposed that the three seat against oar ,
trolapa_cothisted, according to a prisoner's state.
meat, of about 50,000 men, including a large num
ber of ' cavalry.
Re further rays that owing to tea reinforcements
from-Bieltheend, Straithbura and other palate, the
enemy's effWalve force was 90,000.
Accordieg to the statement of the Fin Zociavris.
they base only at...oit 200 men left from the slaagh
ter, while the 09th Na. York other Beghnenta
antlered frightfully in killed and wounded.
' Sharantin'e,Cartiales and the West Print batteries ,
ware taken by the enemy, mad eight reign 3 2. potted 1
tidal canithe—the tatter thing too cuMbreuS to to-
move. They ware left two miles on the o th er side l
of CentreVille.
Such of the wounded as .were brought to the .
Centreville Hospital were left there alter barring
their worinda properly - dreesed. The surgeon in
atteedancathere was Frank W. Lismilton.
The paire",was so great that the attempt to rally
, ahem to a stand at Centreville Was entirely in vain.
fi a firm static) bad been' made there, our troops
could hare been reinforced and meth diresterpre.
vented. ' ;
Gen la.q,D,io ell was' thus toiled is his well ar
ranged plinel It is staikeieet to thy that'll the pro
risme trains belonging to the Caned States Covent
meat srerseased. Rome of the regimental wagon"
were overthrued by accident, or the wheel/Immo
oil,, and had therefore to be abaeoned. Large
drovek of Cattle were saved by bona( driven back
In the advance of the retreat. hie supposed here
that Gen. Mansfield - will take command of the for•
t• ficatione en the other side of the wilier, which are
able it or arild;by military Segieeers to bold them
against Inc iforce that the enemy may bring.
Large ridlid 'tampon, aro being rapidly sent over
and mounted.
Au oilloorl jot arrived from Virginia at tislfirtuit
tan, reports that the road from Gsatreville to the
1 vutPotoomeabmealeu7.4wtheet
i w b. ltli e s t weatam, th.
pvto. ,
im The troops are
resuming Ca" ocietthatlon of the foettleations sad en
{ Col. Marston, of a New tiampshwe' regiment,
ne actiedherelthis - momleg. He Was wounded. Col.
Lfenislentien Vol wounded lathe wrist. In addition
to these, vePoited yesterday, it la sald that Cot. WIL
cox, the commander of a Kest", WAS Med; Also
Capt. IdoCook . , - * brother of Col. McCook , of Ohlo.
The city thartnOrnleg ii hi the moot intense es
eitatneet. Motile are everywhere gathered,. le-
Tarries the latest new... . Wagons .are continually
arriving bringing fit the dead and wounded. Sol
diers are relating or, greedy listener" the probable'
events of last night and early this morning.
Both telegraphic and steamboat communication
with Alexandimareenspensted to-rfey to - the Rahlic.
The greatest alarm exists throughout the city, 'ape.
molly among the, tangle portion of the population.
Woullonott ' ;lair 22 .—The following is an ac,
count of the inauguration of the panic which has
1 operated,eo dithatrouely to our troopa. It receives
001.11.1 [thereat from the saketquent events:
All oar military operatioas weet oat swimmingly,
and C'cri. Alextroder was about erecting a pontoon
acmes . DON Dap, the enemy seminal, in retreat
and their batter*" being nemuked one' attar
another, when a territie consternation broke out
among the leatnatere, who had incautiously ad.
Tamed immediately . efter.the body of the army
ai d lined the WM/eaten road.
.Theit'consterna.
Lien wee abated ;in - by uomerout s_ClTililoll Mlle
were on the grotind, and tor-a time it seemed
as it - the whole iarmy . was ..in retreat.': Maley
baggage wagons were - emptied of their :contents
l anai the bootee galloped 'crossfire open flelds. All
r the fences weral tore Zoien to allow them a mars
[ rapid retreat. For a time a perfect paniepterail-.
[ ed. which eommuniested Itself to the vicinity of 1
1 Centreville, and.eitery available conveyance war e
seical upon by agitated civilians. The wounded .
"oldie's on the iorideide cried for eseistance. bat
I the alarm. wai id gthat that' ember* were Paned
by. A I sanitise alarm. occurred on previous
oceaeions when thrusted batteries readerid the
retirement el the familiar) , of our pen, and it is
. m . 7:
r p a r e rtbable that , the Marta was owiegito the
The reserve farce at Centreville we/immediately
brought op, mind !nierched In doable quirk Step in
the killowieg order) Col. (Clarifiers 27th 'Penney'.
mina_ ftegiment.iwith two knee; the Garibaldi
Gaudy Red Blenieol let . Bide Regiment, with Its
batteries, followed et several . miles allatant by the
De ILO Regimel. i ' ' • .- -.
When our um lei left at half.past four o'clock,
vie., it was in the midst of the excitement. Two
new mated batteries had been opened try:the re..
bele on the left - Barth, and that portic: of the di.
vision hid had its lines broken and demanded ite.;
Mediele reinforcements. Vie right %mein food
Order, - The battetVlTe ' : w e e r i e e c a ted 4'a o l' i c t i2 tir g e a h 'i ll d f t e l i k d i e °g •di th . ° masked
bat'
' racily opposite the Main battery of the ellettlyr'llas
doleg good" isecultithiand additionalgous were
being. mounted.. ' 1 f'' .--. . '
On Nis:rival at Palrfax °carillons*, out Minder
we. overtaken by geVernment messingsrs, who TIM
POrtett that our army .wan In full retreat toward'
,Centrenille.. They -wire :followed by lase agitated
puttee, who elated Ohm as report of theta:est was
owing to the feat that tthe alarm among the,eam-
Mere had Miturnatticatid itself to the volantierti, end
even-ems Instant,, to the regale% aid the lino
were thus broken, and that a retinuneet of Mir form
across Ilut Eon wasieMdemed.necutary. Col. flan.'
ter paned at the sate:time In X vehicle, wounded,
dyne battery was alga reported . as lost. Crowds
of cartage; and bagger wagons mune rushing down
the road. - he ealegraph °Sloe was eland smiles*
all private b T usiness, and in a n hour the alarm bad
communkratedall along the road to Washington.
• Foarecas Moulins, July 21 .—Parada were bold
at Newport News and Camp Hamilton to-day.
beady exennioce from We rhingtoo to Old Poi,'
to becoming popular. • . -
The Vermont Regiment io to more oo
nekt; their time will expire early to Aeguirl.
Mar. Webber , . Regiment and the mutilate'
Maseiebeeetts companies wilt he. paid MI tamer.
raw. •
Col. Baker ie at 041 'joint and participated is
the parade tibe arterooon, though sot at the head
of his regiment.
The Conledustee ereiactive at SewelPs PoLat.
New totem:eh:o'Mo can be too. It I. unktroate
that they were not dtiVeP from that Position weeks
ago.
A powerful battery of sl*ld artillery will woo be
ready at Old Petal, (or aktire operabona.
It to eaten/Med that the sliataboldare is Ilse al;
Malty committed many itrocioin acts of civilly
opoa the cbstrabend, who would sot go with their
molter* to the interior or to Carotin's.
Bscmsoot, /sly 2 2 .4R0m0n have provalla
kora cum* 6 o'clock thus Amassing that positive Ito
lormstwo !tad Loos recoikvd at lust Mcfloury teat
Nazism. /souk.' bid Woo copiorod by tie U.
B. troops. Nothing his beam remained from Wilk.]
legtoli to mina at moor.
-
DT riz ',GRAPH
Oficer• killed--Capt. McCook; Capt. dordon,
Co. If, 11th Masearihnsetta ; Capt. Foy, Co. 4.1. 2.1
'Rhode Leland; Col. Bloentn, 2d Rhode Island; Col.
Colcum, 22d T h e ;Wilcox, Ist Michigno.
Wounded Colonel of the New YoUt 2.1;
Col. Farnham, of the . Flre Z012140e ; Col. Minter,
Col: Coruna, Co). Club, of the It th Meilachu.
mitts, and Capt-Rickette, of the artillery.
Two New York regiment* have gone over to Vie.
VAIL
It is gagnely reported that Gan. Patterson's Di
vision arrived in the TIMM', of Mumma this
morning and commenced an attack on- the rebel
forces. Lie was within 25 miles of the battle ground
yesterday, but the eximuted condition of his men
sieventtd him Lima coming to the aid of Gen. Me.
Dowell. ..
It Is also reported that 4000 of our troops have
been sent back towards Fairfax Irani the other aide
of the river. It was the remnant of the - Fire Zen.
ales that were attacked by the Black Bores Cav
alry, and repulsed them, leaving but six of them
to return. -This gallant regiment now numbers but
a couple of hundred. It is poseible that the num
ber al killed and wounded te magnified bythe large
bombers who are minting, probably wandering in
the woods. The lowest estimate may be placed
at km 4000 to 5000- ,
Ills represented in
'greater
quarters that the Ohio
regiments shared..-the greater,' couternation, pro.
trebly from their want of confidence inr the officers.
It ie keown. that on the day previous to the battle
a large number publicly, protested against being led
by Gen. Beheads. It was only through the unpin
tunitie• or Col. McCook, in wholn. that placed
Confidence, that they were prevented from teakiag
a formidable rebellion. .
Tie Pennsylvania 4th was not in the butte, hay.
ins left far home on the morning of the battle,
their term of office having expired. -
It wee inure to our troops at the time of the
battle yesterday that' /elution had formed a con
nection with }halitosis() ea she eight - el the twat
action at Bunts Rue. Our men. could distinctly
hear the cars coming into Mammas Jauction and
the cheers with which the rebels hailed their new.
iy *salvia, comrade,. They knew the enemy wur
oar euperiorinnumbers, Mid in their own position.:
These facts were farther confirmed by prisoners
taken, deserters and , spies, but these facts were
probable not. known at WaiMington, and the offi
cers in leading our men into action only obeyed
orders. Gen. Scheack, as well es the outer field
officers, acted admirably. i fie collected hie forces
and covered their retreat, end up to the list miaute
wag personally engaged to the endeavor to rally
his men to make amend at Centreville. It was the
arrival of fresh reinforcements to the enemy, to
superior numbers, that turned the scale of battle.
The enemy Wore now rdig tit, perhaps, hare more
to bon/ 0 if they had followed up their advantage
lest Eight.
!ii o'clock p. w.—The estimated number of killed
and wounded In the battle of yesterday is Breda
ally decreasiog by arrivals from the woode and
surrounding country. Six hundred of the Ellsworth
locums have actually returned. It le now nods -
stood that Cut. Wilcox, of the let Michigan re g.
.
ment, acting Brigadier General, is not dead, ea i
ported, hat fa badly woundet. . -
- Wamuncron Ctrs - , Jals 2 2.—Gee. McClells
has been somoioned, by the Government, from
Western Virginia, to repair to Washington to take
econmand or the Army of the Potomac- General
Rosencrara takes his plate in command of the
Army at Western Vugrnia. The corps d'iermie at
Washington is to be immediately reorganissd and
increased. The orders have already been given to
airmen, of regiments already raised and being made,
that they will be acoef tred,'with each rapidity as
to Macre that that will be accomplished in a few
nap. Large niatoreemenis from various ditricts
are already on the way hither, orders baring been
telegraphed for them yesterday, while the battle
was in prcgreeo.
The Government entartains no apprehension for
the Wet, of the capital Preparations, not only
(or defensive, but the renewal of anodes operations
are galas on vigorouly., ' .
Gen. /deDowell has returned to Ida headquarters
at Arlineton !Right& The regiment, comprising
his army will resume their position, ;which most of
them have already done. . , ,
&a., &c., &c.
Carr, filly 21,—11y special messenger
net attired, we learn the following
At twenty minutes part 2 o'clock on the inch, .
Major Vanhorn's command of 1/ N. Reserve Home
Guards Ibis place. aninbering 110 men, wee at
tacked by OW rebel., wader Capt. Deacon, three
codes north of Barrisouville. The fight tasted - tour
boom, doting which time a continued firing war
kept up on both sides. At 20 minutes past sisolin
rebels withdrew, leasiog the United States troupe
'interleaf. The he. of the rebel. was 14 killed,
including two officers, and several wounded, while
that of the United States tome was only one killed.
At 12 o'clock the United. States troops continued
their march, croaiing Grand River, but they were
compelled to leave three of their baggage wagon,
on the beak of the river, owing to the high water.
Major Yeshiva left Chia city on the morning of the
170, for the purpose of reinforcing Mal, Deno,
now boldiog Weat Point, Alit., with a small force,
haring ranted 100 of the rebels at that piece. Maj
Viehorn's commend wan attache& while at dinner.
They planted their ilagstalf at two o'clock. never
giving tray an lack nor removing the flag till the
rebels withdrew. The enemy nttempted•to flank
them on the left, with a• company of cavalry, bet
were completely routed by it . detailed force of 32
men tinder Capt. Buhr. jr
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iteration Ctrs, Jay22,—The Stets Comma
„ion wee called to order at II o'clock a. en., by
Mr. bieFense, who moved that the Clerk call the
roll. Carried. Forty-four members ingswered to
their names. No quorum being present, It reriair
ieg_ fifty, oa motion the Caerentitin adjourned all
5 o'clock, p. m., when there will undoubtedly be
a quorum.
All the Boom except a few milliards, are with.
dra so from the Capitol. Col. Boensteie's regiment
left titre for St. Louis this moreing per railroad.
The force bare is about 950 mom At to quiet and
there ore no fears of so attack.
Linen --Rearing Senion —At 4:39 o'clock,
magnificent Bag woo presented by the Citizen. ,
doors Guard of Jefferson City, to the Slam Coe.
retinue. The Bag now. theta over the hoot 'fate
Canino!. Gen. Tbernaa Prize, of Cole, etude the
prominent,. speech, Cod Judge Breckinridge, of
St. Loon, responded.. Both were Mrillia g and el.
squeegeed were loudly cheered by thi)ast Nand
present.
.
ll
The Convention met at five o'clock, p. m., end
was called to order by Gen. R. Wilson, President.
Bizty•one members emowered to their name., and
a quorum was sesiounced.
Mr, !Beek - midge gars notice toot be would
more to amend the trilee,. viz that no member
should be allowed to speak over thirty mieates at
• time.
On motion, the Convention adjourned until to
morrow it 9 °Week, a. m.
The Union fooling here br entbrutiastic and over.
whelming.
LOUIBVILLt, Jaly 2 2.—Jaho W. Ton:thine, fors
merly clerk of the Board of Aldermen, recently
■ violent secessionist and , recinittng of of the
Southern Costedsrecy, was shot mad this attar
omit' by Henry Green, a city watchman. Tom.
for Jeff. Darla, sod wss slimm
ed to elsabo by Green, when ha drew It knife` on .
Green, bet was retreating when Green Shot him.
The coroner , . verdict, renderedi - nye that
Green shot Tonkin* without milkiest cane.
Tomkins war endeavoring to send contraband ar.
ticles southward by the Lewisville" and Nuhrille
Railroad. During the past week he boa hese the
mere CUIIO,9i the recent altarpieces at On depot
of the road,. Outsiders not examined before the
coroner say that Tomltlni fired a pistol at Gies°
treforitireen - shet him. , . .
fkr:Ctraitzs, Mo.; Jaly the train towlay
wo hare confirmation of the report that Col. Sen.
Sharpe, of Montgomery county, and Lien,. Jarger,
of the Federal troop., were wounded bytabee
'and afterward' hung. Lieut. Jaeger, labelled been
wounded in the arm day or two preriooo, by the
escesainnista, near Wellsville, foes being taken by
Sharpe to Ida (Sharpe's) home in • boggy,
when they were fi red apart by the parties cutworm.
ed hi the basher by the road aide, sod Cot. Sharpe:
earerely wounded in the back. Their home taking
fright ran to Martinsburg, where lhey were loon
alter overt:ikon by a party of mounted rebels and,
in +pile of, their entreaties that theleltweimiAt
bw
'pitted, they were both' taken net and bang. Col;
Shape war captain of. the Moidgontery Boma
Cuard•,4 prominent. lawyer of Danville, and for.
marl, a State Senator.
a leal o a.N J Ol 7 22.—Tbs esparto of ab• kliiea
sad wesodsd owe so enttiltble but night, la eoe
(goatees of the confusion following the vlotory at
kftestate„ that we rsfrained mentioning than, leer.
fal of 'lsla, causeless pato to IS 2100/ 64 , 11 U.
Gee. Litentegard nod stain sea. , Destregad's
ham wet sbot ender Ma. 0•o. J011E1,013 command.
ed the left, where, the tawny mad. the fitters( st
itch. Daring the night Detaregerd eommeodd.
Preildeat Marls meted the field at note, and took
*emerald alas attys. 'Whco the loft nu ptesstd
eke "mt. th e moue engaged a portion of the
entemre forage and decided the fonts* of the day.
othar rslitbit marts tee reetired, but are bonny
txpectad.
tleteralt /keit. Pedttrion, sod McDowell, It Is
at
d,
odd.
sad Lho month Thel.ttnl. Itttrr slight;
17
New 0111[Alls,/al)=.—RicAsiond tolferday,...;.
The light commenced sear Mut - meat lour o'clock
tide morning. It became 'camel -about twelve,
aid continued until about neves, when the Led.
melba* retired, leaving ea re pommies' of the field.
/Merman , / celebrated battery of light artillery was
taken. It was, a terribie betue, with gait
slaughter on both eidee.• It is impremble to Orli
the detail; tonight. .
Lotiarrium, July 22.—Tbo Dolan roan are ntbet
or c
dap...Lord, bat very resoluta. Sion L. racoptlca
oma bat
to the /Wont array, the seoeuloa-
Ira an rampant, tat their outward taaolifutalloas
tat thanked by 0,1014 of Tampa,.
THIRTY-SEVINTR CONGRESS.
W• 1111111020/. July 22.
lioese.—Mr. Stevens, from the Committee of
Ways and Meatt reported a bill to refund duties on arms Imported by the States. - Passed. •
Mr. Blair, from the Committee on Military Af
fair", reported a bill for the organisation of • whoa_
war liomb Guard to aid la enforcing the laws aid
protecting property in the several States where sea
maybe deemed necessary.
Mr. Vendee's. asked leave to offer a resolution
that the maintenances of the Union and enures
thin of the Constitution is a awed trust which mast
be eiecuted; that no diluters shall dimming. as
from "; the performance of this high duty, and we
pledge tae employment of every means for the sup
pression, overthrow and Punisher s( of lb. reb els
new hi arms.
Mr.!Stevene, not believing snob ruolutions from
either:side would do any good, or strengthen our
hands, objected to the introdaction of the resolutions.
Mr. MaCiernand having propeueded a question as
to the bill for the increase of the regular army, Mr.
Blair responded by saying that the Seat* passed a
bill,adding new regiments, but the Roue amended
It by substituting their own, providing for volun
teer, initial. Tie latter bill has gone to the Sim
; ate, whirs both now are. •
Mr. Crittenden introduted the etiolation' offend
by hirelut week. The let resolution, that the
i present deplorable civil war was forted on the eoan
, try by; diemionlats in Southern States now In revolt
against the constitution, and In arm. around the
, aspire', Was adopted,yeas 121 against 2 nay', name
ly: Miura Barnett, and Reid of Missouri. The
I remainder of the resolutions were adopted by 117
; against 2, via: Mount Potter and Riddle.
Oa motion of Mr. Train resolutions were adopted
I tendering the thanks of ' the House to the Sixth
1 Masnebuiretta regiment for their alacrity in re
.poodles to the call of the President, and their
; poriotime and bravery on the 19th of April in
fighting tbeir way through the city of Baltimore.
while marching to the defense of the Federal
Capital.
Mr. Canapbellte resolution was passed, that the
maw or Congress be tendered to the 520 Penney!.
Iranians who passed through ILI, mob at Baltimore,
and reached Washigtoe on the 18th of April it de
, lase of the National Capital.
Mr. Wright offered a resolutiou declaring that
the remove. of the army on the 21st at Bents Ran,
caused by the rebel army, has In so manner im
paired our ultimata entrees; that love of the Union
and the Coristiattion is dear to twinge million , el;
people, and calling on all loyal citizens to respond
by foreiehing men and motley. Laid on the
Mr. Vaminverte :violation above referred to, wu
again offered and passed.
IDa anutioa of Mr. Cox, Resolved, That the Pre*
I ideni of the flatted Mau., it compatible with the
; piratic littera', communicate to this House, all, or
leech noniron' a. he may, deem advisable, of the
, cornispoodince On file in the Department of State
I between this government and all foreign powers
from 1853 to the present time, with reference to
man in:10 tight,.
Mr. Wickliffe offered a realnUon calling on the
Secretary 6f War Ito inform the Hoare whether the
Southern Ciinfede ch or any Statethereof, has in
its military !Beni any /adieus, and if to, what is
Mush Lumber sad be. -
Mr. Elliott obj clad; we have no knowledge of
a Bourbelh Coale eracy. .
Mr. Lovejoy-- y Rebels.
- Mr. Wickliff
Rd his pending to the suggestion, mod
, Confederacy." ' resided by saying "so-called Southern
-Mr. Deed.-1 ore to extend the inquiry to
" gr " Arichliffe.— ban net been bronzed that
they have nagreee melee.
Mr. D00n. ; , -1 here; and they shot down our men
yeentday. ..,
Mr. Donuts amain meat was adopted, and the res 7
chola passed. . . .
Scietry—tbfr. Swans, of K. 1., int ' rodeced an
amendment- to the bill to illall&SO the emcee".
Referred to the Committee on Finance.
at billio Increase the Medical 420441 of the Navy
Wu taken ep and amended so as to provide for
ailing 'acacia in the Naval Academy and paused.
The bill to provide- for iron clad steamships and
doating batteries was passed.
A bill priandinig for the coaiscation of the
property of rebel, found is arms against the gov
ernment was taken up.
Mr. Trumbull, of 111., offered an amendment
providieg that any IMOD held to service or labor,
employed in aiding the rebellion against the goy-'
animal ehalf be forfeited to bas master,
Mr. Breckiaridge &eked for the yeas and nay., ,
which wee atieed to.
111, Trumbull said ke wes glad the yeas and
nay. were called, for he vented to wee who ;Would
vote in allow traitorous mutate to employ 'laves
in shoot doers Union men. II the Senator from
Kentucky favored it, let him vote for it.
Mr. Rreckinsidge said the remarks of the Senn •
for were not cultist for. He intended to do his
Cory according" to his awn idea, of the constitu
tion.
Mr. Wihov,:ra Masa, said he should aboald rots
, for it gladly. lie thanir '.hat the time had Come
when the tournament 8 uld put stop to the trot
tore employing their bondmes to shoot down 01E11,
fighting for their country. He hoped that ended'
eentiment would blast any Senator who th e
traitors in doing such legs.
ldr. Breekieridge aid ire supposed a the
Senator was doing ash he believed In be that uty,
sad be, Mr. Stettin dye would do the um*
thing ; and whoa the esalor attempted to deter
him from doing bin du by intimating that public
opiziort, here or else here , would bleu him for
doing what couseience said was right, be talks to
the mind. 11e would owe no imparltamautary lan.
gunge, hut the Senator knows that it ie perfectly
idle to make 'orb attempts.
Mr. reares, of i lido.. Wooed it beat to au all the
liberality pouiblit. The measure would not be of
any real value. ' 1 ' ,
1
The amendruot was agreed to, yeas 3 2. nays 6
—Messrs, Itmekenrldu, Johnson of Mo., Keened,.
Pearce, l'olk and Powell voting negatively.
The bill wu pined. /
Mr. Pesscroden; of Ife., from elm Committee on ,
Plume*, reported a bill aupplamentary to an art
auchorlainit • Hulonal Loan, which wasPulna.
Mr. lidepougal;of Cal., Mimed • resolution that
It Ili the policy of the government to organise an
arm ar myy. of .150.000 Mon on the basis of the regolar
faro. Referred to the Committee on Military Af
wa
Tee joint tresolcition approving of the aets of the
President wu postponed.
The Eweateentne weal into execrative union.
After the doors ware opened. the bill to inmate
the military; utablislnent. which had hue telnined
from the Mouse with ameadminta was taken up, and
the Senate refued ;to oonour with the Loose.
The resolotioo to pay the widow of the late Sena.
tor bungler, was retuned from the Mouse with an
amendment to pay her $lO3O for mileage. Tito Sen
ate refused to concur.
Mr. Wilton, of Mats.. introdeeed a bill In "dada
to an act and:prising the employment of volunteers,
which was Lad our.
A message was received from the Pruldent, and
after another executive 'session, the Senate nil-
Journed.
Sr. Loot!, July 2 2.--Over two tiourand
worth of medicines!belonging to Mr. Kelly, of the
GA. of Gerhard &Wally, of/this city, destined
South, were seized!. at Cape, Caudal& as the last
trip of the 'reamer. Miniphis, by Col . . Itareb,
of
I the 20thiltlianis regiment, encamped at that point.
Ten wagons laden ;with eiehty-five men, women
and children arrived last night from Texas county,
Missouri. Throe people were driven from their
homes by Secessiontios. Accounts item Callaway,
county represent that the orderly and well behaved
manner in which the Federal troops have conduct.
ed lb/elusive*, has bad an ucellent effect upon the
Sec/nineties or that ;county.
•
tsnecial Dapateb'SO-ibe Pithbarib amino/
Waithaiiron Cm? : July It.
Col. D. /1. WllllPaaa'a regtoito 4 ardanad.la
writing, by Baenatary Catcuiron, to ennui itaalt for
duty in six diva. Elitaburgb campaign, will be
inualared at fast as 'Wady. D. 11. Watagama,
Col. Pt. Pitt Oared&
lLturimoar. July 22,-.4118 gunboat Albattou
/sputt• the brig Coati Plies, grata Philadelphia for
!lamina, dismantled 411 the n Le, and would pat
back to Philadelphia: '• Albatross bad two
c prase,
t0 0 . 0 . e . horn ila l lrest_on and the ather:from
POlirr,Jsol22.—The steamship North
American, from larerpool, passed here lade,.
She fiaa 174 puaeogers aid 850.000 I. specie.
[ the Canadian WWI Inca hem internaped. Re
porter.
•pRC :Zer
Ortr or Vttleacacill,
Haas AND DooB.—l, GICORGB WIL
AJL SON. Mayor of Oo twat alit, Pr:dm*
Ma, that frogs sod sine thi dlUr efhluber •D. nee
every Doi going atlan; vitals the nth shall Mee
simnel lte !woke collar of isnot or &collar of loather wlllt
O now plan, on which metal Senor or plate dull be to
scribed Ile mho end "whim* of the owner. Aloh
Iron this date, to Uri 1/Stb oay of flestember, bus aim*
pot on s good. strong, PubatantLl end salb nasle, so ea
alteto.ll7 to prnal t aid tkenxn biUng at seapplag. All
'dogs runto males at largo without WS collar Sad mafr
p.ie deal is dealt with acoardlog lo law.
BOWL
Any pemt who then otliftdly Filf,r,hla or lefr Hogs So
ran at lord, to this dig abet:. knr meth (Ora's; on oconitee
1/4 thereof, kairft am par her each of rid ms so too;
Wag
teen'&Mt nu tom of One Dollar, earl It Wien Oa the
dolt nf polem, or slam of Arm to Mao nod fete
foto reetody and iropaend sitorg 000 of the eald salinahe so
hued rooting at large, and iffilifter bar days. gated see
Cos no person 'boll cans SWAN to*
, ats tho maim sad
gm,. 0..44 fitu, earl all wets .o 4 oat*
the merlon and keoplog the woe, thee tice=tretil
for tn. net of the, city, - wasom. •
bit • - moor.
75 PII C
ramircmc .7AcioNET
LAWN,
CronTim 31 CENTS,
SELLING ATII6 OENTS,
the La $t Styles
v '~ D SII(iQB:`
a ~._,....._ ...._~
v `4 :,-;
Arrivals 'at the Principal lintels.
UP TO 8 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
FR CLIARLXB-.0„,,s of Third ..d nrort *ow.
•HAAT lIIMAIN taAraurres.
8 B Dlck, Cp •
Wright J I Conntaght
T Ken nedy. do T R Ilassard A,
W .ogs. do A. e m0w..., ;
B Welmord. Cin 0 J./A.0,7.CP.
A S Baird, WeahlOglon co I D 14 , 84 ,
J W Wisher; do Mn tlept Wi.to
I4sellAty, du (4.113 t b busty
M Nary, do onAabiwon, WI
J T AloSeesart, do 01. Batter. Chicago
Uon W 0 Brown, N Virginia ,/ • lied, Philip
3 P Pith. Kew Osetle W d er .
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J R Kerr, ll lady do J BoAt. Phfla
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McC Watson, Lexington Ky ID Dee, LI.III
orsolne, }dr • res• 08 Gann. Phil
yaws Frenktio t,
M 0 Fah nestoobs, Harrisburg .1 8 W
A Da II Doni
wso art
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J D McKee Pb!!. II Whiten:
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Copt 8 Ce Ct ntwell, Cp Wright R oLoomis-
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Dr./Patton, Brow:molls W 8 Linke. 11l
'Phornton. Op Wright 00l R 1 4.0 , 4
J . 11 0nulubon Lieu or war X 0 lughttr,
J P Beattie. do J Campbell, Pt
R. IL Gibson, Wuh co Mu mold, Ma
M Ruenberg
-0 Greenawalt.
A 8 /Mettle, Wort Middle. u II Lest% M
town
S 8 Matt/sow
W Ileodertion. Benne iiira Wands
W Motirtdo,Cloutielleelle TLI APRlnir
W J Ultchrmin, Mt Plesaint I R Wentlsis,
J McAdam. do 8 W Crum. lb
• boner, Wbeellog
MANSION 11 0U51L-No. 344 Liberty abut.
mom ittiaggre.PloPorrog.
4: letzzarLd- kiii,l%,foi,
84, do. Dre Thompson
W 'cots, JtiTerson, 0 s 8 Moatipmet
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1 8 (en, P, Ft WA OR W D li kl:Cli n sno
II Chao, Philo J 8 Skim.,
0 w Pknflocliutsa 7 Basil,
H Raley. Ky R Woods.
J P Will., Baltimore JW Snyder
MM. fit, Weatdrigton 0l II shearer,
• Abbott, do L Vaughn,
Mrs a N Derenput, do W G Chen,
8 MCClrue, Upper flandinky II IllearaB
11 K We err, Philost. Atontimmory, Al. 0 U
J Sanders,
II Cle cart do ilf aerosol,
W &ill Belled. Ineltind &sit II ()Dins
.1 P Iloppe, Washington e Hammer. O , ID
it a Shot, Lesteborg I L Prei
JR Lytle, Pe 1 D Copgui, NI
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W O rMeby.Mereer co J Gahm, Roy
WEI Ceaselberrr, St Lon% D Frederkk. Co
Church, N P almsey,
8 Totte, 0 A P A R
A W M
JR Dixon, , II Y A McOmfor, lila
oremoo, Phil,
_.l 11 Goober, It Ludo T /Ugliest:UP.
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W M . McAleer, A
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WII Gardner, do
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0 B London. Watson Perry .1 II Robbion,
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W Brows ~ W U Whitacre
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sjis ...18 Ostrokbeele. Pa nos Broworlekl, &It Aogneta
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COMMERCLIL RECORD.
errrssoizau mut Kirrn.
Mown/a opeasuyirorsAs Piastasva adostto.)
Ilranceaz, /loam .1.1 T" 1341.
1110 1111-111th lba exception that prim are a shad.
Armee Mn le no new &Muse to flak. In flour. The do.
mood, however, ttoollaies light, and. the transectlosta are
with. hat low exoilnktes, nErkled to th. local trade. Tho
taltl ettP ol l34 10109ated only 339 hbls follow. JO this
Spring sad Who,. What Tunny at $1,71415,34 if do do
at sutea.23; so do do at 14 . 60 99 9 .Cet 2 5 00 Ittbs ae $ 1 . 11 31
150 de It stso forltstra, POW for Panelly; 10 do chain
Lmu at 65 60..
01001111,11/I.—The ularkst continuq seller, while pekes
harel6lll further admos.l._ ,Tha mike was= 10 Md. /I 0
Bogor at Notialjgg 50 do dell 11344101)6g bbla entahed
at Itjir; 30 bags media.. MS Cam at 1410 y 160 do pima
doda 14101% bbls Molanw. at 36r, 360 do prin. Ito ha
d udo, al ;6 dodo tountry;loll7.; 1 Mune Ike
o m
1111109-. ally but mitbsagod. Tha demand
m 6 ows
to b. • ilttla nen • meting mile, Is of 401.6) lb, abould
sn
enr
36e; 203 /*plata buss at 11,4.5 1600 so
at cowry shoul
ders as 6)6e, and 4000 do annstry Moe 60. . an
1/11q12 -9 y
.14. but vanhattth ono War blAsio.6
large wwerol .164431 do do tato Boman at KU
and do Malta NM at $1,23.
• without lumens
We 600 bash boat Woany change la illete;
n at 330.
• WH fstr nottest, with so idwituelog tsudasey
MN In two lots of, 01 bob. mown at 170180 ,pll—earb
and thaw
newts—eaq ts dos cosmos at 8 1 .66 El dos
iID
iD P/ 11 •011.E.b.sole of 211 bush potato belves at
1006 7 630 .6360; salsa 2 tads at Is fp dal.
// 01 11117A/All AnD Upilallat.llol/Ille.
• Irma aria Gaint Waco. Jol, 20 --1i0ut—
544.142711 Mee ailpannta 2 411114.4. Market mho
awl arsonlas 200 bade abates ern' at $4.10 100 do do at
$4; 100 do favorite ea p 1; 300. eels rtilletUtileby, /03 ebb
Ili Loala 00 tibia Clarks sob aaa 300 do gooa aura at
$ 3 ,601 - 01bbli coed sod SW do Soper/or at AUX; ISO do
plod tads al 113,11; 100 bell Milian XXX at $1,0441110 do
00 ** ,43 $ 3 .11; 610 bbla fob, Wes a% sumo° abla Gnaw
.1 PO: //Oda good at $3 7234:140 do haul/ at S3,Z; /03
- denpar at $3.115; /CO de do at s2,oo—:all dollrorod._
Il wait—Umtata 13,310 N. Bblposam 0.130 Dm
arlat lo loan.. l
Sabo wets 400 el No / rod (our crop)
al Teo la atott;33oo ha No I la store at 11)(r e 4000 ba fie
at Tat 3000 do at TOP; Igo be de al 1 lei SlOO au so 0
aptlog la Marotta Sala carp) al CV; 400 Pa deat 47)4C;
LIAMaII do ol Co: /60 Ilipa pp alampl• al neon tract.
Insturts a 7 itallroad.
• Plen3llll4ll. h W•11011‘ datum ems 80i0.461,21=.
bob Wm, //Totowa/ • et 40 du boeksts, Walt
• Wlboo; 48 has chats, 'L 0 Oat 4 doa /oh; McOhuhas,
Haus 4 /._
_%40 Uhl Pew. !blahs, Montt 0r,2 bibs
briss, stsbpsost sob; bids oil, P Wootridsst hi
bAll / Malts% rolb hatur,ll II Other; 63 Iddsh
L Parcsll; 180 kb floc r, Ihosukter & Lead; 9) tee ba
P ts.
N hlas mist, 1 d 01.,. oco 11 was tistawbs
1a . &
Na hssolt: 4 bids ital. • Chtbutshost; 63 bbts whlsk) a
,
Pmaaassi etrusaS Lua Ros9--Joly 191—
'SO couer,T Mint 11 do do, Puts, 14020rd2 •st
lo do do, a arum d0.D016 lktult tadshlitlateash
it et Ni bob whoa, L Wilouth; 1 erst• tam 111110);
1 do do
• Yroatur 16 bss chums, IV Valuta: 6 bus
ton, Mus, RA sa los Ilu totem, bohooshl & dr
booths /0 Ma .trims, Mad •al 12 do do, 8042. - •
Listen 12 do do, It fobboa co.
.
! . Wira4LOSAMILIIO BLUULICTs.
Pantaldratl., Jody 36— Po Ma; bat galat at 44 00
01 46 Ix liartheneagne aortic. us! extra; $4 :404 Tt,
far lawny 66 and ti Tsai 60 tor fancy. Maw a d
4,000 bet eold sa 0144114 kr red sad SI / 4 0110 ter
while. .100n2 *an Wee 00,000 Lath at Ihk. "Mary- Is
. ,
New Ircet,Jely 91—hlarketiqule6 Breadstatta aad Pco:
' • Iltorlatanot im Wr et the Board, tut tolo.l jitter also
Ma Dew from the loath; Chimp .hook Toted trdstnat•
Wand Oval Oft Illtaoleoaattal anent. MX: do. Ida
illthlisa ooethate 801:N:14-Ottarat b y Readiest SOL
lideselate Alt Mbatedp6l EU Vitillaht 66 48,X; alteteett
112 1 . ZO OMIT/4 •
CHESTNUT STRUT, 42014 '
InSEXX....C2D Ia ‘
seiumiaki.neted.t.iorthchbah, mt.'s. 05 '
Karla; t bird an 4 Obsitavt masts, the
LoolS
• • Lai Ofiloi. Ilushanne mums% &a ae.
•
vet Dair. $l. o.
Aromisigtim ram' roothyd on the 11117110Pallf
Prow. /roar from 60 oats/ mod ortoordper day, lout
rea'a of o tiserCiass Itrarotroure Amason ro IRS Ho.
Tu. P oea 1 4 v.rdiry Pa am. cr Awe.
•
•
. ,
Vas cusp tiara lake Avaaaeagiee fear as
; 111141,1ek_ Tr 01.0810 TO co Hotel. -
1,1741 s Toipaly Lindy Tomo tei heat. - ;pokes.
QU/VDELCU... -
. 10 do Irew:l4.l2•ltlmars uentag
_
10 I N 0,3 lara*Meektsl;
mittibbla..4. do
bauspelmakOrstat CUOMO;
$000110.11!Onatry likaddste;
1000118. do" ;Um:
Is dm and kr ad* - •
h 1744 .
Ll U 0 bbli.-Andl_t_iMur w i u d zea l ,
aws aik.by, tar war
um. Who,llrg
tltrtly,3loB efts
Woo"Ptly
tWI,Akt GRAVEL AND DROPSICAL SWELLIM,S,
• .
art Woh Pa Two siodkjoo,
merman thio pone of Dleenloe awl se
, 13.1... eitee_the PWlBll.lla Imo aniths scrim kr •hia , UM
lAlergo , ' • r tgrzetatatiirmad:r..-r. d . .-4, Igifit
1.,,,...,. 0 Pau' --..iiii;Arialgittlitradj=
Glearoill
--.
as , lIILLIIIIILILDII lIXTBACT OHM%
Illisibstit
for Wafters
tn. ~. Arida. [ molter...4 Halatiot Dleinetfoo. rant
howtsrlHo indleentloo Or *on"
,th, A p2 4 4 . .. Z. d.1.1......ttb . e li:MOWllig STILMXISS Pour .
Wieti•PA
Lou ot Memo; "*...
Antlkults of ...tubbr •
LeNellyi Weak rime, ''
Thunimair.
- i
i t=1 . 11*,...
Waltsfenom.
troatovllle
Pala in th/lack.
Ilnlerrllle I:4d Urni "L‘ntle of Ur ilosealar aroma.
W dtf: Hot Banda
innuant of tho pod , .
Wert N i wg „„ Dumas of the EU..
kla Woos of the Male
Ild COlantosunee.
kilo
..' Twwww;opm, II a/kored to go 00. Iritteh 0,,.....''''
'kilo
loyardsely nworeemoa fame --
,I 4 , Boom !Inn Impotently, Idatellare kpeleptdo FM.
)I X,t ir .° In one of which Me Patient ifory ZSDiTer
.. Who me we that this Ere not trimouthr followed hr
Vaal Pa 'I. • them ..Iltrollat Dfacsees"
do . * * lnmates , and Conenniptlon.-
,0.,,,,... Maar an 11.14 . 1 ot the memo/ lb*sattoltril.
,
BUT nollti WILL CONISWIS
,_ TOT •ECOIDO Or THE Irrollll. ASTLIM.M.
i.e Ho feelanabols Deaths Es
no Bt. Arvid; Wittwor to the TnnA of no Ammo. .:
THN COMATITUTIOX Ottei AJETBOTED W/TH
OBA/ALNICI WEARLWedop, •
Amami the add of med/elnete strengthen .
end
Which Hehabold'a Mete/set Ducht=da " el l s " dZa stft;
• Tried eau nourom me nest dimetuaL
rcesetrd—r cedette•—tdetemze.
OLD oz.vounia. smock maszuw.- on comm.
PLAT/An MAHRIAQI.
In man/ Affeellene peculiar to Iflrematee, the
Runes of buena le antomma Mans odor rands Is In
Mow, or Stateation.trnettainhty. eaugoLeme or Bat
newaso of costootarr llha tuatioo4l:llcoestsa or ftelohom
stste of
lb.
them. Leamtrates or wanes. A/OMHz end
fur all otonelalate McAfee& to or
whether mutat Am
nultscredon. Alabltior mulestion. or nt ta•
DEOLLVE OR clielicx OF LIPS.
deeeptems Mem •
NO FAMILPSIOULD BE WITHOUT IT.. -_
ft.4CP Wilk
?Wu no afore Balsam,lll•ren---- ar onaloiamt "
for lfiglida•
nnylosaint /an On ion rou O • Oman.
llBLtlific.ud xaricalcr BOCHIP
CORM
..
. ' SICCRICT DISICALEIMMI
>a all tor gum.
adotag s ing =I
ilti. sa U. poVu,,,, bk DWI;
and no SIIIIOOIO.B*
.: At mum. • trauma non,* and grad manta to-Zrzinaut,
ilk .. ;, tune, ftranorlste Oburnonow. '
..„ . ., r , a:
an r•• Unit •Ild nnlnnr- atrlonzras of ths Oaths.
>m
inar . u.
~;
d,.. ..tarsio and fa thomat...___loa. so frosaeat In ULa elm
and expelling an a.aaga..Dlesanai soul won.
nt• psi Maya.
lams roe mon onusas "
MeNtiaport? si
, y. d o 7 WdO Ll'/Fe84144 ras VICTIMS OP Qu CIES.=
t Roct.t,r who hare a•LI kaary Ana to be nand In • rlha• a nuyn d
, 7: &urn toot sere <wand nod gastabo."`2olllloA " Ds; v
, n. , , the sae of - poworrnl utrlaternts,": Dean drlad In 111
a • ; oat o, to Moot out In An serramod.._ _
_knrch and "
.0 ,Do': Perhaps attar auarraige
-.:
..137 . fi r ehiabol.s Es Ait hrhe
ir
o f Baehr
Ba 421. s t:f all strseuma •
sod &nuns of the
•
Daunt nesting an
•Icamblain co .
.dford
.
mmar. on FRIMAE, -
heat whaterfiri=iXtriiiertritiintertr. at
union ' Dheasav of them Omani metre the ard of a Dlda/110.
I, Sallabere 1 - Seellnalrolda Rztract Ruebn
aerobe '.
. is Me Serest Diuretic,
..., Wright .. And le cattalo to hare the dalred dawn to alt Thaw.
..: doa 3 Yoe watch It la Iteconutletuted.
.: b .. a. •
~; Endo.. 0/ tee ascot ruiner,' and rerponetete cherarter ~„
Sieben 3 *al
4=.5';'(.1 arIYIVATEd OP CORdle '
ad, filuannine,
nbar Noto m to to niu roan atanditte
7, Cp Wright - RIM =nue known • .. -
g screen& AND FAN&
~. adman., , Pelee 4I Der bottle, or ale for SIN; , .
d.d,„ - &aimed to env erten...net, Parted hem oneetVation.
, dr . w r i the .7 . lotidtleuhß a rAteßima in Alla taIItIeIRRUARLOhn.
d,, .7, Cu,,. Guaranteed I Advice Grans 1 I
do 4 ,
; !Mudd:erg .;., ..
de P ersoaalleaPpeared bane ma an
ho Alderman et the dr/
•do „ earth hisleraoen w baths dab wont
Rai N..,, d :: dab oar hie anataremaz erates ' ao roma; no ntereare,
mbar /Various dsodat bat my rater eeletehla
t% Pa or
T. tiIIASEOLD
edaskr • Sworn and intenettod ladota my flu* ma dt3/ Of NOII4O.
do . kr. unt
_, , .. . W. P. H/ORRAT,
,Ahlennen.
Maher: •
to etreet. abeam Ram rhlledeletda,
a ismid. ard. Adana lethal for talon:mks la andelsone to
. - • z - 11. T. HIELMBOLD. Miemiet.
, ‘ Nil!. luf Booth Teeth rt.. Lehrer Chertent, Pima.
is,NWAJ3I4 UP CUUATICEILINCITMg
1000 varatactrtho Ddatrzy, •
Who endeavor to &non . ot Rude own " and '"othara ar.
three on the reentatton attained Pr
Atelmbord's tilsontre Praearationa
do do do do
Retreat 11 8...m... nahn.
de
do ' de Swanned ea!
-ZULU .111( .
BEOKHAM & ii"ELLY,
.-Ausaasat cur Y-
V •trot fool of MIL •
.ritorxtur. .
W ? tr NNllace, ILarylstorg
0 mid: Cannonsbarg
0 T I:kddler, intim , . ROD
0 Cflogsrm, SmUb's Tem
hao Wenn. IF a tlor Pa . '
ase 1341 ...411r0n.• 6 •
oat Biley, td.
As licUltiar.d,! do
Su 8 Miler A* •
3 'B ltdol2. POrtontille
II" W O 2lO. ,d,
-1,70 .5. Bt. Clair id r o . t .
literannult
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/ ony ib. po
A P
Kutup do
ill 0 Mott o do
tlarz.,4l. 4
AII Panido, do' 1
IA /deKoloy, do
iliflanstmlagtoado
W
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a 11...
Wwwr
No WY.w
MIA ti Beth tol
.
G 11 oGnmittell, , do
fla fg a b d. Colombia, ptd
I El WelleTtt i dy, Mhot.
tn. Pa
II Una; Lawrence co
No./3f. Water Wpoot.
IR King, Melieovort
2, •o; do
Jam Ern; do
W trick, do
f •,067 a a mini,'
02rt•jo,
Harms; do
ItILII2I
Th• szperteses of veil known citizens of this contwatd•
IT VWS td hem that 121W8 IIIONSMO OIL le them=
sifectaslremeely Ti discovered tor Ow ems at atanar
bas,Oeds. Brue. Dews. ROI Joint.. Neared. sad sil
kind. arsorvan Caws.
Oven! Alit other Lids:was and Palm
ars Is amputees worthies. Ileki krill tog:o4w
hie Dehi:wham atlts tenets , , - . - . -
1.11. W .
. . HIXON JOEINfiTON;I3oIe Ares; • - -_
corner Smithfield sad Stant. sta. ,
SuARWS lit JD SZASONABLE
i bl mur.itan tin:et/ 1 4 3 :Ln orladi,.s Gamma . cl - Glimest
rfand raz,
Laxlag flak sad hied Baittai. iuset rs.
larnall Manx...o and 814 doe d 0 do do
MAO,
GlatMconw landooo=o. Matbad• 0011001. ,
Do Priabeh Chdf Half Moult,
OLOROM ALLEAMIL
_BON* 000
Mew or Wood sad zoarth
,meta,
PSigJi;la
NO Ni 'wino: , ennatz,
. - svany vAitrer IND lrns;
AT PitiOli ?a /MIT Tra. 1/1118. • I
.
611 4ING.DOOTISAND BUM
ARlPitat' sad nimble Me stack be . tewe pi!retraaing, as he
ihtmaitord to CLUMP. . PLUI
S" T Clie BY:
..; '
CLARK ss c__Arn. Aft,
NO. MI ST. EITIMICT_
fistentoord , w, by band. ISUIRTS, 00Luaink- anon
ebort nonce- elan ban constainty on Lan d albs ma*
rant of ,
li O -
SittELTB croxicaum -
nts in in. sat in.inionabla sal dostrallbrnsansb
. . _ .
tsZSlELldiktb' 4.1 VAR PAILS.
volt stun, urn PIMA -
17611 AIMS ztvxs rata • "'
rot Indlesselsoi LlmrOsslsdabg_ asd naUstOogus•
- Iros IVllissac,‘lirsrOontostat ./Maagsg,
trortigne cplallalat and AdAnsomm,
Om Wks* LOss . •
"isms; 1 H. A. SALMI A CO, mod sold I:ariss.
too) o•rof
la sun tea arm
Nwa.eir,lO. ice NO' br:
Istt• I VNALD. I IIIEiuOII",
uraarmilligagroaln4.
W,Ew:
uses W. cum. !-•
, wok Xtii. anire • _
Il•Q1414.
414 ".40
kr .3. RUNK 'jilt imam,
114.314 Amid stmt..
_ _
Arvii,-..-ladtackuil---
,ta beta.N.. l l.4o4ct 6 b'-;
fa store 10.11,1 oak by Mi. itZtiG4l.llONl4
ble Nee
war strw.t.
ND BEV --
144,:ttr,rtruukti Beigb!lgarott Dunn
'!!19 • . KNOX -PAR:inv.
MI /IWO Mot
MIFF
apa.t:=•rwols a pm..
formal* by iikiZ l3 r ""1.
JismAjtimu-T4,dr.
etiti gar received
pa by 'midis sterol* issokr; •
,ACDOULD AMB OOTTAZaAnibarty et. ;
floybsgs*mar'
shirr Issakonsaiitossial sat ibr mak
ei.EACeman
v Ass realm& same solar ,
rueNirr mama%
MIC - 171' 41011.116-..= &saki - Dry '
• : num
May cw• — ._ bbif:-.471714
1 311 — F 1 )L4L i rre t ucgrer
Amin i ;makdala Dame 7 ---- and aiak 4
13 ...,,
.--1,
~„"..„,,,,,, .. 11. mars* al. t ,
WinnHYANB-YS bus. is Mora sad
twr We 14 own AMINO ODPIPZIL
lIMBES-159,000 feel Ana Lumbar far
jamas =mg a Juurnapia, '
114 183
RiGLAILBOLDS euutimmumoz.
- aunum
Compound Plaid Plaid Extract Barka.
• P.mn mt aortae i.m wdz ter
MMus= OP Tux IILADDX.R.
aulurs.
And ALI Urn.indsnritrnbsza
ethen • dot oat the win '6k
r"
14h2b°141.
k
smci
...
.21 , yernen and maxid In :n:
Paint, ore nee
rem
.; Opals, chiming. Gloves .11tbboo., to..
DIPLLATORY POWDRE—For ther romitval of Lopeiffetatta
1, .
Pinta 07 PERUVIAN BA ILR—The mac agreesbleand
Soak let dlscoTered.
ib ONGUIENT—Par producing thick tad
tichlygrewth at halt.
40011111)01111,14 SARRONATS Of SODA PILLB—To
?Moos udrerLog from Acidity of the it 0214.93 thus
ills onr
1:11CID8—A Ltigesemortmeet of limbs, Berta mad ince:era.
Tc~ chore, wittze t r i eLha r en/ valuate to the
BlldOri JOIINBTON, Dronin,
bad Dealer la MIME VAIIIII, MEDIGIFULP.
corasr_AmiCtageld and rourib w.
C A
umf.
011111 t SLOBENCIE N/OUT/LVGALE DIIBTLEM
GRZY DIXITS
LAWNS. Blgit/4213, XkIBROIDIRIZB, at
811110111111.0 a 00.
FWIA =BB= CLUTII,
loa soz.brike aussm
411!ithar lotJ oat nWilved at tb,
INDIA RUBRIC/ nzros.
Nod. se 'we se se. ogee:net.
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