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ESTABLISHED IN -1786.
JCOMMMBBMOJr, #c. * j
TOSN a CANFTiTDTGoiMIh' QhS?Y
BaiwAmteta Httflim md-ghofa- » -
•ftlft *mitr la WEBTKBN BESEBTB CUSSH& w " 1 ■•""teBOLESALK GKOCERfiV
BUTIEB,X.ABD,I*OB£,BACON, FLOraTjCIBH J ' T “ I
tOt [TO PtABL ,ASHES, iilK-1 r . : ' a»\
am AWD LARD OILS/ fiRTETI. »t*4 fi < - j
COMMISSION MBBOHAMTS,
•• CUXPAft», i nnnMVL ft.AA.wl
PULP & SHKPAKI), Oommusioh Mbe- j S™" 01 " 1 '
\J anxn sad deafer* la FLOUR, GRAIN AHUi
streeCVittstdWTCr
'.Choice brands oT Floor for Bakeri sad FsmDj.'oe#
’ : constantly on hand. PartkoUr attention; p*ld 7 <a
• - 1 Ailing orders for Merchandise geocrally.
i ; ,Ji'44NK..YAis' yOKWStt, PEouucsijiu.
• • • • JU ComriMlQ* MaaousT, dealer In f LOUSLEUT
. t*IL BBOOMB.SEEDS, LARD, CHEESE, PORK,
* ' DRIED Ah'Du&SKN JPRiTITS and <'.oduca fen*.
k ...• arallv. Liberal caeb advance* made on mnalfumenU.
V • Warabonw, Mo. KQkyoflii ttrwet, Piltobargh. ■- • ,
IJIHOS. J. mjATEtt,
ENDDEACER IN-CRUDE OILS,
doSfclyd Corner Hand street tod Pngoeene Ws;
-lAMBS <j. MeVAY, Forwarding. aju>
(I Ooajuntoy ■ MnECsmrr, Jur the tale of FLOUR,
, QUAIN/BACOIT, LARD, BUTTER, KOGS, and
Weataramduce generally, No. 10 SWTUriELD
j, . corner wf Vint, Pittsburgh, Pa., ]
4' »*- JdFOrder* ahd-g>nrigmh<Bt> toHdteaj jagfclyd
' TAMES A. PETZER, Forwarding and
itrcwowswui amTtmferwaagqf flour,
«RAUr t BIOORrLAS3>rBUTTEB;B&S&s: DRIED
FRUIT, and Produce generally. No. MhMarket-et.,
corner of First. Plttsbprgb. gcacdiy^
ir.'tißdaaxfc*—.......——..—WM. ir. ULaQ.
OCHOMAKRR & LANG. CoioussioN'
13 Ms tenants atxl wholesale dealer* in GROCE-*
RIBS, FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE,’ Ac., No. 203
Liberty atreet, Piitsbnrgh, Pa. *: • eela:dly
TT OIAJeN 1) iUJUULE, Buecetßor to Jno.
Xlll'GlU&SoßfiSo.’Wtjbertj *trwt, Wu.
bm*. OKSKfiAV SBDbUCE, GUOCEEV AKS7
OGiiISTION HEBCHANT.
- CoaslgnßMfttt'rWpectfally solicited. fcg&dly .
jWIUXNDTB.«.....~~..Jao. WKITK.X VUtl.
.UW&ITS BROTHERS, Forwarding
n ConutiOH MsscbjuHTs and. dealenJn
FBUYISIOXS AND PRODUCK-GEXEBALLY, No.
Ltberty »treet, PitUborgh, Pa. ,l my 27 •
ASCHO-YEKrOoMMiasioN
■ dealer In CRUDE AND REFINED CARBON
OILS,GLASS. IRON* NAILS, Ac., No. 163 Liberty
■mwt..-?;; r - r • mh27;diy—
wituaa a cane, Ini.nn.rti. J DAVtn m'candlkss,
aaa. a: comx,/ u * ftlrtrt, 't Special Partner^
MEANS -ft COFFIN, successors to
M’Candico, Meani A Co., WHOLES A Lfi GRO*
of Wood and Water Arrets, PitUboxgb,,
: wa.‘ i. aucMMAJta^..Amua nipn,....L ». rowr.»
■wt.T ILVO-IGTA CO. y BuoceaBortola Q-.
- JLAGraff, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION HER
- 'CHANTS, >47 Liberty street, Pittsbnrgb, Pa- -ao6 ..-
TOHN L HOUSE & CO., Wholesale
' } t/.HtQcuf am Qomxuuok Mxmouxr*, career ot
BmlthieW and Water streets, Pittaburjeh, Pa. iy7i:
XJaau. GkkW a n Co*m«co» Mtanuwta; Ho.~
107 Wood atrect, Pitta burgh, . I jefcdly ~
Brown & Kirkpatricks, wholr
•ata Gsocxu and dealers in FLOUR''AND
—FEEDS, Noe. ttl add 193 Liberty street, Pitts tnurh.
laLdly ;
TA4UJS>. bAUHSIiL & BON, Coioiis
«l mam Xfliaasrtfer the sole of CRUDE AKDJU&-
FINKft CARBON OILS, No. 69 and 70 Water street,
Pitts borgh- AdTances made on consignments, ... ..
'■ -uwubgists.
TUggpaf&EMLKG, coraerof fiarket
and the:Ui«na»<i, keeps oonstactlj on
hud «(ftiiM)artmt;Of DRUGS, MEDICLNEB,
MEDICINE CHESTB, PKBFUiffiBT and Hi srtiv
dm pertaining to hi* btulnom. ' * '
;(\Fhjß|ctos. pmcriptions.carofiiUF compounded td'
aghonia. ‘ jjftlyd
'"•MOW ■—
SIMON JOHNSTON. Hkaleb n« Pois
DEWJS AKDTHKMIOALB, FCBFDKSST,
I'AKOT BDBNrNQ FLUID, OILS, FAK*
XLT UuICrSESi it., 4c., of strictly prime qual
ity, which be offer* at lowest price*. Corner Smith*
ficM and Fpurth street*, PittaVprgb, Pa. i .
PnicHpUottt apofaDj obapohadi* at ell loii''
O A. KAHLM'ESXOUK * CO., Whole
i; r-. uJDUaes* Darattrrr and ttattobotarerof H’URS'
• ; , . LEAD AMI>MTHAItQEf caraorofWeod iadTroat
streets, Pittsburgh. : ••; mh7‘
JOHN 1»~ acftTT. Wholesale Dkalkr
el, l* DRUGS, PAINTS,OILS, AND
STS STUFFS, No. £94 Liberty street,
All orden will rewire prmtfpt attention. amH
. sconce uitc*..
• pttSuNi REITER, WHOLESALE AND
- > ~ corner, of Liberty sod Bt.
1 \K.. UKUu aTkßYSjik, tlttDOOisi,
JL«r34O Woad-etreet,' Oorner 'or Wood street and
Virgin alky, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JOHN o: MAbCOKNELVAiTOBBST
at Law. Omca, second story Kuhn's Law Bunn*
.t- FNAr’Nir.saWAßtandatraeL.’' .. *-•
Wißattsad lo the AeUkifcsnLaecuri&g and oollaO
clalnu,:boohUes, Am, ta washington, District'
. of Ooloobta. nolfcCgm.
son it. auutrarnica........ —....~..~~..j0iin hello a.
: jr aijKixoN, attoh
, jQLwtia'At CLaW, NoT 13s Fcrart&street, fiTedooti
abote flmlthflftlf, Pittsburgh, Pa. myl7:dtf
rrmoMAS T _
•Op'VWfcticli ‘a* LaWv
Orricw, Ne. lSOjfairtfa ttmt, corner of __
t!ky t 'Pittib*Tgfav Pa.’ 1 • >nll:d*wl;
AMUEL A. FUKViANCE, Attorney
a»h*w. .. .. ''••• - •
,4rAt*n6*Fifth •tmaX,iadJoin]ng?tbeo'Sc*of Mar*
' ahsdl A Brown, Pittsburgh. Fa-' je29:rtly ;
(•* t4 \i?% 'LCttill H, • Attorney and
* T La*» ha* removed toKUHN’B
* w :iJUkW BUILDINGS, No. U Diamond street, next
- . Si, Peter's Church. < roy!6:dly
fc\ LUCAS), Attorney at Law.—
• Omct, No. 72 Grant, street, Pittsburgh, Pa«"
; .'• : ’• •' V •
JSCHUIEK, Jr., Attorney atLaw,
PRODUCE.
- -i! ». x»fcCß..
; Ipg & HUTCHINSON, C6»6(WJSIOS
4j ajvjb> Fo*wa*di»o Mucnajrts, dealers in WEST*
KBtf RESERVE CHBKdK, FLOUR, FISH,.BA
CON, BUTTER, LINSEED OIL, PUTS :&Nl>-
_ - PEARL ASHES, SEEDS. GBAIN. DRIED FRUIT
~ ; . . oo4'£H«tf*'fcn>«Cklfar. Family Floor
f*lfcS»«WUit of Uafflsoa A
■ AaWbrated Patented Pearl Stank. Noe. 116
„ ’ porimiil anil lift Firm its , httanrn Wnml inrl imlih
i'4aid.Pin*tmrsh Pa. ap2:dly
/■'fttfilitili \VaKEUUUSK—HKNKy
> L >Vy ffrirafafai agdOomtalieldn Jter»
chant and dealer In CHEESE, BUTTER, LAKE
. -FISH and Produce generally, No. 25 Wood street,
-^hzSL
>' fAMKrf HULMKti & CO, Fobs Ueil
: w tts and dealers in PROVISIONS, corner of Mer
•V- '-tjcW’wttdrroathtmt*. *' Ja&dly
Mjravß&JrcE jgots.
COFFIN, Agent bob
' tf • rmaßtun, PxuapfU’BU m Rcluscz in
•unA*WßtflD«>Alrtfoi,‘l*ortfc-rtet comer Wood and
Third streets. . • ■
; ,\lkt - r . JON&S, AJCEBI*
. v v • *Ci, s fetaie'<JI L Penaiyltatriia ‘and Hartford Zb*
tarancaQompanles, 17 Water ttrect. - : - ; r~r
SAHOEbTEEA" CiIiCBRTART’OITtIEXa';
Intnuxca Ctout, oorner Morirot ni wu« :
-rtmtt. . >‘,
uX)N, Secretary Western
i€omra»Tf»Watorrtrs*. i l ;^
T'| M. BOOK, SECRETiKY Aheohest
p->yi\ rjUj nith moot. ;
i :/>-■■■
, JO» erllAO* IWII »• CAam.j-.DATID m'cutolh,.
WILSON, CARR t CO., j 1 t
VV (UU Wfc«, * 0.:,)
. nmuumutin
VOBSIOS AKD DOHKBTIO DRY GOODS,
. 04 Wood BtrMt. thin! lurtiM abcT. Diamond
-r if BURCHFIELD, «acce*»tayto-
SnS lSaJ° A«V BBT GOODS, HorUw
m wiwn aw »“»■•••
'-V. *£aKa£S <S tv., rt Dbt
. Goon, Ho. 59 Jtakrt oi.-Wlj brt*wn Third
wrth. Pitta berth. ~ ; v
teal Bee-Hlte, Hou 7* Market street, Ptttabnrgi.
TJUnURLFfiS, *C.
JOSEPH HORNE, Dealer in Trim
“tl mom*, Enaotonrax a*» Stbaw Ooow, Jfo. ‘IT
Market street, Pittsburgh. r - fPM
/'iHAiUtEa in Obt
\j Ooona, Exmotnsxna, He* 78 Market Itzeet,
nurtwiiili iplS
«flS'
. j ,o'j a i:
u *.w .
TrlmßLß^Wholswb;
-sCIGaocXB» ax» Ooiinuios Mtiaiim, dealers
to PBODOCJC, FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, FISH,
'PASS? i*gi“ D o lL .‘»»o»>'VK*ltSiOt.iSS 1
ud' fltUbuA 'nniulKtDni
C»aw^llT.»aa«eoiia«liW,FlH.6urrt.
“wintiu. iiiuoLu.
lUTcDOKAU) & AKBCfcKLE, Whole-
LT E tiXl Iftmn, Fidddci ud Voudhioi Ha*
OON.BIOE, CHEESE, SEEDS, ic., tfO.*a Llliirtj
«ra>t,Flmbargh,‘ ' - H nol4:l
*;
COMMISSION MERCHANT
J - »- HKTKIB VM. U. UIUI.
TJEYMER& 3UOTHEKS, aucceasora
A,~ J!? E, r“' r * Anacreon,: Wboloul* dulen lii
FOBEIGH FBOITS, HUTS ANDBPJCKS, CuN
FECTIOHXBY, SUQABS, FIBE WORKS, Ac* Hw.
BW uul US Wood ctreet, nt»» Fifth, Pittsburgh,
MBT. -juiuki. a. Roauoa.'
XJ '-KOBISON CO., W bolssalb Qfio*.
JLV* «C3U; CoMitmsoß ’ Mcabtfixn and dealer* in
aU kind* of PROVISIONS, PKODUCK,‘mhI Pitta
burgh manufacture*, No. 255 Liberty vtreet, Pitta*
bargtiy • - ’mrt
JB. - JON Kri, »W bfevrgg
MANILLA BOPt OAKtHL
CiLtf, PITCH mndTittitargb nuumtetotd artidH,
No.lUWiter ittftt, bbore ttwUoDonabiU BtWrt,
Pittabgrgb.Pa. i . •» * » - - ~ *
—, ............jams* *. atuuunar
T3OKERT DALZELL & CO.. Whole-
JLyaAt* <lEocnb,-eoaaiißaiO!i a*® .F«*wa*i>ix»
tUUKtt*ra,' mhd la PBODOCE'aad PUt#--
Inrgii PUtobnrgh,
BUM.TLXIUX«T,
joas nairrow.
T; AMBERT & SHIPTON, Wholbuus
J*a Qauctaa, Pkoocck Dului aad Coamusioa
No. omitb.«trwt, .Plmborgh, Pa.
JtfW watt.,..;.....;..... wjhhw.
XVT ATI i WILSON, Wholesale Gbo-
I T , onit Comussiow Mebcoakis, and dealers h»
Prodttc# and Pittsburgh msnofhctures, No. 168 Lib*
»tty street, Pittsburgh.- 1 ~ 1 *< '* : U 2S
IHCKJSY A UOj
tPt, 9 »iS^ 2l *****®* Mebchabw, Uid dealers tu
rAOQoOi, Ho. 8b Water street, and 65 Front street.
Pittsburgh. - -
'tuo. 1 W.IDII.Wt)ETa. .„JOR» K DU.WO&TH.
J. S. JD£LWORTH &qo., Wholesale
• N P - * JJW and )%£ Seeond street, near
t famlihfleid, Pittsburgh, D oi
90VX' rw rtorn wtxuats iLoxn.
TOHNFLOYHA Oeo-
U-ciasajroCwncastoK Mibcbaxts, No. 172 Wood
sod eta Liberty Pittsburgh. . jelg
lUaAil iJAUAXJiy, Wholesale
Oboces, Nos. 18 ud 2D Wood rtfedt r Pitts
burgh. Pa, , . r , JuiAdtf
>«». t.hart.
i.l-1 corner Pike and IT Harm streets, oAr the City
.Water -Works, Pittsburgh; Pb.; ‘Manufacturers of-
MAOKINTO3HAND HKMPAILL'S IMPROVED
PATENT OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES AND
SLIDE VALXE&of all Htatand best style.
Having pot op marhinoqr oj large, opacity acd of
tho-best qoalitTj tr# are prepared to do bretry--Job
bing, and solicit Work in this Hnjh triwti&g that by
promptness, and tbsi character of our work, to merit
public patronage, r
.L.WVfaiTit*. special attention to our BALANCED
VALVE OSCILLATING ENGINES, as combining
advantages boretofoe unattained in this class of
.TIL KllUATtlt
WILLIAM BARNHILL A (X> t| Na 01
~ IT Jena street, beloWMartmryrfttttbnigh, Pa~.
4TMAHBOILERMAKERS AND-&HEET IRON
.WORKERS,; Manuftctireaa of B ABNHI CL’STAT
JUffc BOILER, LOCOMOTIVE, FLUKDand CYL*
INDE&jJBOILEBS, CHIMNEYS, BBETCHEN,
JURE BED, STEAM PIPES, CONDENSERS, SALT
PANS, SUGAR PANS, IRON YAWLS: LIVE
- BOATS, ctm, etc. Also, BLACKSMITH'S WORK,
TButpai t^TijDvm'rtawarfc-iya-iifetiitrri
«t notice. All ordort froth a distance proznptlyat
tondodto. 1 ■ ~ • ~'••• ; je24
mHOMAS HOOKE-, Jlasofactckeb or
‘A-An Durnirlx aia sikm orCOrPEH-DIS
‘tIDDED-rOBE BYE 3VBISKY and lAIIU.I
.'VUiSOAB, Koa. las, 191,193 and 1931'inil atract,-
-beWrno amtthßHd and Grantatreetaffittahurgb.
'•BW’Prh'atcofdoreKjUeltwil ''Misbestmarket pries
-paid lor HTK. -«
BVTtoeLOH and all othftr poiaonohs ingredients
earafaUf extracted; by a proevta new and imptored.
SCPERIQE STEAM MACHINERY,
jL, Ac.-' . . ’ . \ :myi3;tf
F\ : H. OLIPH AN T, successor
•'of T: H. Qliphant; •MaDnfactßier ■ ail HOT
PRESSED NUTS AND WASHERS, CUARCWAL
HORSE-SHOE IKON and NAIL RODS, BOILER
IRON and. RIVETS.
.' PArIRCHANCE IRON WORKS, Fayette Co., Pa.
JySlrlyd Warebonae, 13 Wood it., Pittsburgh.
lli, Attorney akd
O tJKVERANCE, Eo. 5U Wathb St.,
O* Pittoborgh, manofiKtattirof BOIjLKK.RIVETS,
WROCGETSPIKES, COMMON AND RAILROAD,
of eTory deKriptioa. . y 1 '■ -
-' HTriUtlctUat•Uedor eliap«d &fV
ETS, If nA or amaD, made to order at abort ‘ notice.
A yood aaaortadnt conaUnUy oh band.’ .
SHIRT MANUFACIXtRY —HidaSs J.
A N- ACL, No. 22 8L CUtr 1 atreet, raaka ’to or
der, bf hapd.BHJBTS, COLLARS, Ac., on shortdo
tice: jAletr, n&tb'cotutantiy.on band a Qod auort
■mant nf SHfSTfI ANJCOLLARS,madeIu tbe W,
moat:laahit>B»bß end daeitable manner. je2U:d_ly
WBLtd, KIDDLB & CO.; So. 215
I I , Liberty street, ..opposite. Sixth; .Pittsburgh,
. nuaaihetums of WHIPS, LASHES AND SWITCH-
every deeqfipUoti of LKATHEBBRAIDED
. Order*>alicii»d.froa Uie trade, end goods prompe
;iy ehippedae per inatrnctiona. feSajAetyP
r. exaraxu,.'
I'D XCELiMOR HLASS WOKKS.—
J2i WOLFE, PLUNKETT A CO.,
«unxBt.< Warebaa>t,-No. T 2 Wood street; corner
Od PimT-PittebQtght PA wit.-iii * . - ees:lyd -.
.GOALfii . NgwxHriohton.
u'V> Pa4'Mannfhctarer-of BuCRETSrTCBSL ZINC
-WASHBOARDS, PBCITBOEES and LABELS.
Jall.lyd U-..'--.» -- ...3.- v .::mi «. ••r :
tiYekth iWiTHoirr
•JL PAIN, BY THE USE 0F AN APpIRaTUB
WHEREBY NO DBCOSoyOAL’VaNIOBATI’ERY
.ARE USED, =• •• *v - ?»•••• J
Cold weather ia the time ; when the apparaltu, can
be need to its beet advantage.
Medical gentleman'end their Ihmiliee bare had.'
their teethaxtracted by my procem, and ire ready to.
testify as tojhe Mdety indpainlessbearOf_.tM opera-,
beon sani; ty peraona |ntorested in „
asaortlnS tbd contrary,haring ho, knowledge of'oiy"
•process, •'•' •-• • "' ‘ ' ,* j
. . AL TEETH iaierted in every style.
E. OUDRY, DtSTMT, m Smlthfield it.
JOSEPH ADAMS, Diotob, Connolly's
(y , BpTldlng, corner of Diamond btrtwts,
-Pittebvrgha— —^ : —, : r-r‘ ———------y i ?
. Bimrtoxt-Dr. A'. j M. - Pollock; Dr* Hallock,
--TheodoreßobbineißtuMll'Ernit.- • f myjfcdly: -
-- ii/ibLi AirriyAHPinpgALgßijf. Prom
'tT usoxt Notes, BoiiDe,Mostoaoes,hn<i all w
cnrltieeformoney..'.
Penonscan procure LOANS through my agency
on reasonable terms.. ; 4 y-= , . \ir.
, Thoee widilac.to.lnTestxtheir money, to.gbod ad
vantage, naif aivfiyvZod Ant and second cU4 paper -
.«*!»;•#«*v: I ...r;
All otannnmkatione and Interviews strictly confi
dential,- (Mfioe* Orant. street, opposite Bt.: Paul's
r;. 7-;—- >jel;dtf
Jata. toatiuit to
bbaw
■l
Offlco «a dm<>ersoa.streqi,;hotweea Leaoockand
Bobineoh SttreUnaADegfamyCity
/"IHARLK3 BAHTBEKGEK, Archi-
V T«Ct. Offlee, IRON DANK BLOCKS w»v
strertaJEnmlsbeePLANfl ANDfiPECIFICATIONS.
lot BoOdinge ofevwy description; works superior end
on mbdarale term*., ' \ myidly
Mi*7T»CTu&.
V ek un> Diaxj» nr PIANO-rOBTES, andrlta-,
porter of MnsloandMnriael Instnunonte. # Sol«dg2»
oot Attachment. Ho. (JlFlnh street. rfyB^
GROCERS.
l ALAZEAR,
No. 17 mil IS dmUbfleld strMt,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
JSBEP X. BBCBB.
OSEPH F. HAMILTON & CO;,
Corner ot First and Llbcrty rtreeti,
;■ PITTSBCBGII, Pa.,
jlavcracTt-BEBa or
nxLrTiBTRr.
'm^'^ST^JE'JfiiEArrs.
jatrsic, ifc.
LL>IUUA4H
I . BtMdValrnt, botma
Hllar.lttmarfeTfc
AKTD.. C
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25, 1862.
BjijrtLS.
SAVINGS BANK, Norton
\J POIfBTH STBKKT.
, CHARTERED IN 1856. ' {
Open dally from > to 2 o'clock, also on Wednesday :
and Saturday evenings, from May Ist to Norember
Ist, from 7 td V6'Hock,'and'firom'Novekibetl«t to':
May Ist from 6 to 8 o’clock'. * v “’
' Deposits received of oil sums not less than Ope
Dollar, sod a dividend of the proflu declared terics a
year,ia June and December, Interest has been de*
' dared'afmtanunaUy, tn Decent since :
.lb*-Bank -eras orgsi>iksd r at-tb»-rat»ofsix per cent,
fa year. -v ./■ • .-jJ ;
Interest, If. pot drawn. oat, U placed tip tbs credit
of the depoeltor as prlndbaVanu .bears the same in
terest-from tbbflrftqaysoCJnhesnd December, com
pounding twice * year wUhoaihroubUng the deposi
tor to'culibr even .^6'hfesebtßu 'pass book. Atthia
rate,'nkm'ey‘ Will'dotmle s lp.laia thanitweireyean,
making in tbs sggfegatai xtoaT A'sn. osk-HALr peb
core.' A xxaa; ' •
-Books, /containing the Charter,'By-Laws, Ratal
and 'RcgulaUons,FOrnUhe4-graHs,bnapidkat[on at
the'office.
LPbmii>bxt-GKOKG£ ALBREE.
TIOB jaxitbßßT*.
iJ. Anderson, - ' James B. D.. Meeds,
'tUßßifrgwln, ’ Isaac If. Pennock,
BexJ. L. Tahneetock, ' AJ M. PnQock. M. D .
. Hopewell'HepburhV . ( Robert Robb,
'Jame* Hardman, , ' Jaihea Shldle,
JamesD, Kefley, , [ .'AlexanderTindle.
, / -"• • ■ TBOSTBBS. .
. Alexah<bsr Bradley, - Juhn'B. McFadden,
. ...Johu'G. Backofrn, Peter A. Madeira,
George Black, . . John 11. Mellor,
John iB. Cstifleid, James McAuley,
Alonso A. Carrier, John Marshall,
.: -Cbarlef A. Colton, Walter P. Marshall,
VWUUamDvmgias, JobnOrr,
—Jdhn Svaoa, - ■ —Henry-L. Blngwalt,
/John Holmes,: . ■ -'!, ' : John H- Sbutnbergsr, -
William fl. Haven, . Alexander-.Bpesr, <
- Peter H, Hanker, - William E. sebmerts, ;/
Richard, Hoys, - Isaac WhUUer, i
' WUIUm 8/Lately, Christian Yeager. ’■)
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' All orders promptly attended to, knd the Fur
niture carefully packed and boxed. /
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS furnished at short
notice. . »'
CABINET NAKEBS auppUed nil/ ...rj utid.
•fat the line.
JAMBS a CHILDS & co|;;
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FJSJhS,, Wholesalb and Retail
PENS AND CASES REPAIRED;
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Done at the shorteft netico, at tbo corner of Fdufth~ '
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. Personsiivlng out-ef to repair
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SILVER CUPS AND GOBLETS, for presentation;
GOLD HEAD CANES, Ac. „
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W. A. — JOWt OAU>WXLL, JO.
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ol Diamond alloy, dealer in all kinds oi CUTLERY,
RAZORS,RIFLES/REVOLVERS.KNIVES, SCIS
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Fourth street, bear Libwty, Pittsbntgh.
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Ra PALAIEK. No. Wood St.,
• Dealer In BONNETS,. HATS, STRAW TRIM
MINGS, and STRAW GOODS generally.
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XnLTioiraxs,-No. m Wood-atroet, next door to the
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LAW BOOKS constantly on hand. -•
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If its, BlApx'ißook) MAWVAertmxBB, avo Job
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EPICAL CARD.
W. MODtRBAMS&t AT- D.,
or KBW TOXX 01TT,
■ flaring arrived In PlUebargh t wllias nsuai, devote
hie exclusive attendoh t6',lb6 MedJCal and. snrgtcal
trehtmcnl of Chronic Dlmshs;'especially'th'beeofthe
Lower Bowel, encb : as'Pflei; Conrtlpdtibn; Fistula,
Fiseare, Falling of the Bowel,'Stricture of the Bowel,.
Uloeration of ibe Bowel;’ Be wiU tiso trait the vari
ons'Chronic Plsoasesof the Womb;' Bladder,
Ac. His-rndai*%rarftb*Mo'DOupdielaHoae<s where
be may by s^cafcdd comrulted from'9 o'clock a. m. h»
3 o’clock-p'fiC' datiyj * Patients;lTtbey desire U, will
be Tfriteu in air PM* oftliiecitV.‘ deUbnctf
J || Hi i i J 1 finj fm remedy,
iftijigtevteii
Few are aware cf the imparianoe cf
stopping a /ficugh. 'or gftLq.h.t
schL in its first stage; that which
in .fhe^beginnxng . would yield to a
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacks the- lungs., '—' *;
fs.fiatun!s
were first* intrtduded eleven years ago.
thaX the
■best' ; artietU- ‘ before : the -piddic, fir
#duMtU t :£dtd£i M^dhJikUiist
.Cough ih and
numerous qffectims \ the j&hjacd
B™ng immolate rdigf.
JPudNe Speakers S Singers
unll find them effectual for clearing
and strengthening- the voice.
Sold by all @ruggists and (Dealers
.in Jdcdicine, at SS cents per box.
For sale by SIMON JOHNSTON, G. H. KEYBSR,
B. A. FAHNBSTOCX A GO., B. E. SELLERS A CO.,
B. L. FAHNESTOCK A B. F. TABDERVORT
and HENDERSON BROS. deTnsCTfPmT
TJICMcMUNN a KIAUUKOHOVunffr
U —The jejrftctfop at tlrfrlpssrimsMe wwparatiQp
Is a blessing to mankind* Witbonldefenornlihg the
mediclmd vlrtoas‘of ofdain»iße SUxir-is thoroughly..
purifiedfromall'the; of
to cam of ftactnrea.hnrnfoocmdsfcaswroM tGoen,
and other fsdnftd gflbctlons, It will relieve pain and
lrrltjaioD, aßay oomndsfam, spamnodlo action, and
■yh flUaUtlea mo»t render H hrowdhhwp* Bs
tofoptoms.--.v.*.- a * --
aoM B.h D. SANDS;
ttluAw^tal.
ifj'iiV vS . . ij vu'.
! m.r &
S. RIDI>.
iD-rxoßs.JirKi
Poblfcatioß Office i
' MoaNi.vaANDTivis
oontlisinotbeim
HOCBj OT PtmiICATH
■'s ■!' r tei
irosim« Ei>lTios--S6i J pw aimam io adraace, or
12 ceati par srrak from careen..
. in advance, or A
centaur vook bMß'ctfriitt ■ ••• / *
Wbxklt . Editiow— copie*, 12* per innam;
Fireulr more, $1.15; Tea of opirard*, fiper annttti,
advance, .••’i-'j l .- c
ADtERTISINO AT SEASONABLE BAITS. '
SATURDAY MORKtNG, JAN. $,1862.
LETTER FROM SIJUTU AMEKICA.
'A ■, ‘i.-*
(Corresjwudeott.of tuK.i*Htplmrgli-Gazette.]
:■$ ( Eio ii Ji.VEiBO, S. A., 1
■ j 1 DefiuUr 9th, isei. }
' Biifc'R.—Aecordinrto promise-I prorteed
to’give you a short' sibocfent of our voyage and
jjWiva).M this lead gf .cbcoas and palms.
."We ealledifrom'BaltJmWe tm tbe Bth of July,
having Vul a day to spaed ,li»'
city. We’foOnd that Among the aristocracy
the secession feeling wjas very strong and bit-,
ter. The family that Entertained us so.kind*
ly wen exceeding bitter In their Jeelings to
wards the I Yankees, as they called the north*,
men. And it was a most bitter pill for them
to swalloW to be. compelled to see:American
| Soldiers and cannon plantqd.jn.thjlr squares
and'streets forlthe promotion of good order,
and upholding of, federal authority., But
when you passed to the middle and working
class the change was most gratifying; They
stood by the flag to a man, because it was the
American flag and the emblem of oquality
and freedom, as well as safety , f
Ae we passed Fort Mcllenry, we could 7 not
but observe how completely it. companded
> both the entrance and .thfreity.; Baltimore is
at the mercy of the efcme/ power created for
her in one bour Fort-McHwiry cottld
pot it in rains. 'And while we looked at the
tort and the city,. and;: thought bo* all thia
could be done, we shuddered as we thought,
and we prayed that sofcb arievent might never
occur. /. ,
We were nearly an#sk getting to the Capes.
We had bne or tw<£!thnnder storms in tho
Chesapeake that, gavstns.something of an idea
of what was in store fifths.' flow beautiful is
the bay. ‘ Too wide, trawever, for one to ob
serve much as to th*country. wo mado
tho Cape, wo were halfad by the Quaker City
and allowed to pass, past as we had got by,
boom went!-a'cann.oD/jmaking ns all wonder
what was to come'peh|."'Tt. appeared that a
prizo had just been ana that the gnn
had been AtedTotf heiGfrlay'toand be board
ed. Soonitheijuak'ei&ity'was on
the horiton, and on tho bil
lows of the deep blnW-’Sea. This was. in tho
morning, and at nodaJ%e took tho last view
of our native land—tfdt knowing if should
ever 100k t at it if so permitted,
-whether it-wonld-bcinrfyar.oy-peawfTih Had or
dismembered. But* every, emotion iof this
kind (on my part) in'that most
dreadful of all feelings eeabicfoies*. Blry.jC.
oscaped to a groatdegrec, but poor hie was
done up for four or fire Weeks/the longest, I
believe, in all I never, knew what
bile was bcfore,Volthongh I h&d heard it in
lcetores and read of ivia medidne, and had
Talked l.Boflflin;'** and
tastod it to my compfap horror. But jit is an
ill wind that biowtii^ good to some ope, the
-sailors isj,aud iiii’lNlf* wins; mil jf*»Tfat
struggle as if the fountains of the great deep
were being brokon op, there ceme a calm, and
after it, 0 1 what an appetite. The pantry and
cooks’galloy were charming spots to one’s eyes;
and even a barrel of pilot bread has charms
that one would not have dreamed of.; From
that hour to the proeeut I have been gaining
flesh, till I weigh more now than ever be
fore. “Charlie” grow fat on it, crept, and
clambered everywhere, and his great
was to haul at the ropes with the sailor*; but
since ho left the sea he has lost muchi of his
plump form and cheerfulness. i
Bis ma stood it finely at first; was sea-sick
but little; though after being at scan week
shobegna to fail, and grew weaker and thinner
all the time, uotil 1 became somewbat;alarm
ed as to what would be the result. I(ad our
voyage been four weeks longer, 1 am confident,
she could jnot have rallied. But onco on shore,
'she began; to mend, and now oiyoyß aiiolera
ble state of health ; though I fear that, like
all other American women who have tried
Brasil, she will not stand up onderihp ener
vating influence of the climate. From two
to four years, at most, seems to bo about the
length of time they can remain without posi
tive danger.
Id passing through that
non, “The Gulf Stream,” we were surrounded,
continually by water spouts, the Captain de- A
daring he-never saw eu many intone voyago
before. They are a great terror to; sbameU,
for if a large one should strike a vessel! amid
ships, fairly, it would go down without a
doubt. So we watched the nearest ontswith
some anxiety, though admiringly. Just as;
we were leaving the Gulf Stream, as we
thought the water spouts also, we were; atriick
by one, which carried away our foremast. It
was Sabbath evening, about dark, and for a
few moments a period of great peril. Our
ship staggered like a drunken man, but right
ed herself soon, with a flood of water on deck,
in some places three or four feet deep.
Onr Captain had hiswifo with him. : Itwas
her first voyage. She was like himself—a
bigoted Papist, and very ignorant and super
stitious, .though, very kind. 'and. benevolent.
Just before: sailing, an old Irish had
given her a medal of the. Blessed Virgin. She
lost it in e week or two, and as it could not
be found, she was in great distress, the old
lady having assured her that if she kept that
around her neck she would have a safe and
prosperous, voyago, Ac., Ao. Poor creature j
the suffered terribly with fright all the pas
sage, and when we got.to.Rlo was quite sick,
and was still stak when they sailed tojreturn <
home. It seems to<we>that-ladies should sol* !
dom come tosee ; it is a hard life, abd at- ■
tended with many’discomforts and dangers.
, After leaving the Gulf Stream, we had. fine
breezes till past the Bermudas. After We en
tered the tropics we made
though we gol through the doldrums id a few
days, and crossed tho lino in- flip weather. -
Butin e day or'lwo a storm came oa> qndwd
began to encounter tho Cape St. Roqde car
rent, and wo were carried as far to the loeward
as to be unable to . clear the Cape. The see
ran mountain high, with mnch rain land .a.
fierce wind, which lasted three days. Wo
were nearly a weok. trying to double the Cape,
and had to retrace onr path nearly to the
Equator before we could, get past this bug-,
bear to all South Atlantic seamen, Lieut.
Maury seems.to boot M it,.bnt .it bnlSr dis
play* bia ignorant* an navigator, fojr it is
the universal testimony of. manners (pot in.
theory hot inpraotice).that if the'Capeis to bo
doubled; wemust not firosi the line west jof 20°
or 23°, westlongitude. Perhaps if thelsarscd
Lieutenant finds it necessary to secede to Bra
sil he may have an opportunity of trying.his
theory of doubling the Cape.
; Vft crossed the line about noon on the 18th
of August, the2sth passed the Cape,
havlbg‘tiiejfe>efore'pass«d within;twenty,
miles of EmKtido df- rforonbra, an island
belonging io Brazil, and-used by bet as a resi
dence for convicts.; ~„When flret seen it has the
appearance of a church and spire’. . Tse pyra
mid is {BOO feet high, and can be seen at;sea a
Miatanoo of 40 miles. The island is sbthe T
'mflciTdog* V'i - -r - ; /
.On tho 26th we were, at 3y. -m.jf.fllT Por
nambuco. We coold see toe continent or;
iimo>
we passed Oape'Su eery jClbiQ to j
land. We oonld seethe treos on shore, and
thecolor :p£ K ihJl,PAK£h».#jleQ&-rod f by. which
tbia-Cape isknewauat onee. worenowon'
the old whalihgigronnd/and saw-'whaliu.
spouting on both sidesof the ship. - Just oi tt
was growing darlcwe came upon a “cafanaran,’ ’
hloh-I-wae-very(thankfal/having had a
greaidesire to seii-tfils-ttinbus wa
ter craft. itrift^hbap...tad safe,
wooslstiag ■df-fo« L -logs of- eork walm, eight -
in witnV
j>lank for a rud^erV muddy look*
coKsurcto or
fegfl:lytn»
\a slight.coia,
or ' -oo.^t- ’ jDhfiaat,
.which: mighi he checked
n appcarjj it fiicß like the .wipd,'
and'tbe'fisherman "aits §n/aalool, witKTiTi ’
.pints up, without a ny/fearfor his frail
nark/andcatches his flshff if he rather liked
it. There is a ; stOTy told of a catamaran being
run- down at night. /The owner was picked
up and carried to Baltimore. AfUr sotua time ;
he-sueceededin returning, to findhisdneansol-. .
able widow comforted. by ane w. husband, and .
Ircuw young-birds nest ‘{not fly,et ; old >
enough jo'fly.”. „,/-3l||pk, • . ;[• ,
The next.day, iho27tb,was Jlrs./C.’sbitth
"day. aid in its celebration, she Laked
somc'cako, the first ire had had, jrhlofiig'ifcas *
partaken of by ; atl dihinfcin the cabinjiwftb
a plate faHboingsentfPrward tobedijlrwhted
among tbh sailors.
Jnst previous to oarvoming to/CapojFrio,
we hooked a shark - andsome dolphins.-' The
'dolphin is .certainty the most beautiful fish:
-I ever saw.~ldo~not wonder that poeta.bave
aung:ofritabeauUfUl-colors,4speciaUy when,
dyingin the water, their colorjis a brilliant
blue; when hooked on deck,.they ohange.to a' '
bright-yellow, or tied i|ith deep bine;
then the whole beceiajhlnSnagain; then into
pure,.spotless which prismatic
colors pass tremulously for Ti.fow moments,
and thetuall becomes brown andgiray, like any
otherdead fish. So passed the days,varied with
storms', oalms and breezes; sometiiiies w%bad
B'ix 6reight reiselS.in sight;, w/m!d
sail Tor days .without, anything in 'sight, so
.that a porpoise along side of a whale would
cause a rush to the sides of the fahip of'all
bands. At last Cape Frio cime in> sight, and
then we knew we were not fur from Bio.. It
was now the sth. of Septeihber, and at 6 p.
ml, we sighted the far fame&l3ugar Loaf, which
stands like a giant seatinel ;at the entfanoe of
Itio bay;' The- Organ' mountains have ap
peared on our right all dasr. to great adran- .
Uge, their? tops. partly bid by the clouds,
more, indeed; nearing the 'end of our voyage
everything ir different, Too; Southern Cfoss
.end Magellan Clouds havekept as company
for more tbao two weeks; though not bo bril
liant aswe badbtenled think from the
description of other travelers. Venue'cer
tainly shines more brilliantly than- in our :
clime, leaving a, luminous, track, upon- the
water equal to that of the now moon. But
we are preparing to enter iho, harbor, and it
is now dark. We are yet some miles, out,
though the reflection, thousands: of
gas lights from fb~e.;riksrcity, ‘lights up the
horizon. Alas fdAkomßn hopes; As we got.
opposite the Sue&rLQaf “the . r -wind , '‘ died
away, trad wo-ireWwOjd&d to*let 'go.oiir an
chor to 'prevent onr bein&carribd 'out to ' soa,' 1
and here we rest foV theiflgiS\, with- tbh ramps
of the city full-in view, and-the surf brcakitl§<
-with the: sound oS thunder on .our-ears; i-AVe'
. smell the fresh earth and tho. flowers for the:
first time for .sixty-two days,. end retire to
rest thanking God, who has brought us to our
port in circugistancqs of so muchtnercy.. -The.
next rhoraing was stormy, and we were
obliged to he towed in, breaking three haw
sers in tho attempt. Finally, about noon we
dropped anchor in the beautiful bay of Rio do
Janeiro. Isapporeit has no equal. Indeed,
this place, and its -surroundings seems like
fairy land; and if occupied' by a civilized and
Christian poople, would be the most desirable
pl&oo as w residence inaltthe-world. I
It iVas.so late after the Gandimoor visited
ns, that it waa impossible to go on iboro with
our family, and I went alone, delivered ono
or two letters of introduction, and mode tho
acquaintance of a few of the.. large .Wholesale'
houses hero/ Letters of introduction are- a
groat thing in Brazil; and aid one very pinch
in travel. But what acitj, and what strange
sights i One soon learns that ho is. no longer
. in-hlsu>wn.cou&Uy-and-amoag-his-pwn, poo-\
ploij a neW-langaag« r and a-be w,race, almost,
' ccmpoMdof all color? and no color, greets
; him.... The vegetation,„tbe ..birds,:' and fruits
and flowers, all are new, varied and profuse.
Hundred? of granite blocks, many of them
half worked, rush amid you on all sides, with
tho most enormous wonders on their head;
One is almcst bewildered\by tho scene, and
EOT to-•arouse himeolf 1 le»alhgowlcdgg that he
is yet the same man, though his-external cir*
cumstances bare changed. - After purchasing,
a fow oranges and one applo - for Cnariio, wo
, returned to the ship, to be awakened pn the
i morrawbytiiQthundor of. Brazilian cannon;
itJ>eing,j;ho,.anniversary of /their; National.
Independence, though the natural indispo
sition of the Brazilian'character'.dqcs pot al
low ?uch a,demoptrtrmtion as'we:witncp? in
our owh beloved laiid."The holidays of the
Romish'Church are the more splendid, yet
thhso have-degenerated from the importance
they once held in tho < public mind. Every
thing goes to show an utter indifference to
the political and religions concerns, and this
seems to be all tho while, increasing—indoed,
sagacious men here acknowledge that ere
twenty years pass, Brazil will belong to
England and Englishmen.;
-We landedontho 7th of 'September,, and
soon was received by our friend? of the Pres- |
byterian Mission, located in this city. After i
a littlo whiloroopt at; the hotel, where we
paid So,OQ per aay for the worst accommoda- 1
lions, we .succeeded in getting to. house
keeping, with one servant, maid of all- work,
whom we pay the snog little sum of S2U
per month, a snug ono at. little
one here, where every-thing is fearfully ex
pensive; But I : mast'cloze, this already
protracted letter, wishing that the Christian,
friends in Pittsburgh could .but see what it
is to possess the Goepei, and what it is to
have It hot,' that they might, pity this
heathen people, ahdpray that the/ Word of
the Lord might b*e used and he glorified with
Us here'as it is with those who< remain at
home. With sincere regaarday I remain
Yours,' respectfully,/
\f A. J. Couptos.
P. S.—f have Jnst received the Gazette. for
October, the first papers : wo have had, for
which, please-accept onrthanks.
•Ss v & 50., , ;
'.JthQ.paieTOßS, .
. Street.
'TEVJsjpq ed'itioxj, dailt,
'SIA'SSIJ'rMEWa CP TO THE
From St. 1-ouis.
A special. dispatch to,the Chioago, 2W&hm«,
dated SCLouis, Jah.' 22, says :
JosephC. McKibbeo, ex-CoDgressman from
California; baa just arrived hero from that
State, and been appointed Judge Advocate
on Qetfr Halieck’s staff, with the rank, of
.Colonel. T :
Particnlar* of the death of Major Marshall,,
of MerrttVc show,lt to hkve.been an
atrocious hoarder,. .Marshall, with si squad of
menV was out 'scouting from. Sodklia, knd
heard 1 al a houso on the road thatsosho wo*
men had been outraged by a party of irebels
not far ahead,. TheystArtediupurauit and'
.came in sight.oftheigang, wbon a race en
sued. Marshall and a surgeon ware in ad
vance, but the rebels .rode so.rapidly as to
escape, alt bat. two j one ©f whom fell from
hisuorse, and as Marshallrode up threw up
his hands kbd exclaimed" to Marshall ‘?I sur
render.''. - Marshall,turned around to beckon
up his cbiurades, thon' seyeral handred yards
'behiod. As,bo 4»d .'eo K tho reheL whole life
bad been spared,, drew, his weapon and shot
Marshall In the I offside. The surgeon fired
fire shotsatthe follow as he Tan from a corn
Acld,-and mis#ed him-j-butas ho was climbing
oTeraforiceaalXth:khot struck, him in the
head and killed Him instantly.
A Icttfr from, Fulton, Mo.; dated Monday,
says on Saturday- Major, Caldwell, -with fifty.
men of the 2d lowa Cavalry, went out on a
scooting expedition; eighteen* miles from Ful
ton. They found two notorious bridgobnrn
crsT-TrA-Watkineand-Jim- Snyder. 'Hearing
there was.a .camp near.Slelnfield's store, in
Calloway county, theyatarted in search of.it;
One of the lowa ,hoys, Veparatod jromVthe
rest, suddenly came opontwelveofthe rebels
when they fired at>bim several’buck: shot,
wounding him severely: The rebels rajnous
cd, and bur hoys found'quite a.largo number
of spoils. : • ; ■ . !•-,
Coffer asd. Rice it a Discount.-—lt ie a
that -vrfcilo green'Rlo cQtfeo
leHs in Pbiladelphia ai IC@lB cents, par'
pouod,snd ricf at.7@7s£ centsjpec. pound,
tboio articleacapbe bought much ehftsper in
tm« city. Goffeeiraold Inpsroeisbere to th'o
store* at 10 cents perpouodj: and -ricois sold
in the same -pay. at % 'cflnta. This .morning
twdoenUpar-pound eoeW-iwl 'be-obfofad for.
rice, though)** l the. market ircports-iaj,*‘it
stand.;hhyerbqen'lfQiigh t by, s«ton»C •tort
kooperf.at'tbo . -Either the
merchant* bare
bcaa ;< bMy :;
m&tprflbafely-tho sulfere^-rPatfar’^Tew/'-
Tko fflotlv “of Colfax’* ejlL :
Sine.ih'« at£e»t of Colfai’a ncwjpapir bill,
it hu tnnjiplnd4tißt it intonded to hnad
off and iop.rtid.the Itamp tad ou tho drop*
iMI;q »f jrtlmQr tt|n
y ityi aartM wurt nppg'
-sHtetftyteMrir to TmUMiboflttts i*tae*momrt :
; InTrtart hfreojjjitftrtoi i wiy.
as : amu
. LATEST FROM- WASHINGTON. : }
", WAaHJsdxos/Jiui. 22, : 1&82.
BKCRXTABY STANTON'S BLAB IORTHI
..'Secretary Staoton.badattiatisrvlaw Af' two.,
hoars la. 6ne of theSenate-cbmmlttee-tooms'
this" mornlngwlth the MflitalyCoramitiee* of
..both Houses. AU the sixteen members. were*
present. iThe Beeretarj his views freely
on his ; plsa of conducting the ; war, and ox
.pressed a;desire to be at all times informed foe
his-guidance of /matters ofpublle interest
4t»ming before either Committee, redding .that
the Departraent-would alwaysbe open to any
member ofthe twoCo»miU«e»;He stated that
a fall and of, all theoontrfcte
made by ojt for-theWar-Department sthoe this
oommyncehientof ; the.war, .'With.the naxhebr
every contractor, wasi in preparation, and:that!
no further! con tract or.purchaieshouid bo mode
-before the'lst of February , or until fall inves
tigations be made." Mr. Stanton also gave his'
plan for systematising the bhiiness of the.pe
pertinent; • v ‘- u ' ’’
Col. Scott U to bare special charge ofrail-*
road and*transportation matters,and Congress;
has been asked to give the Secretary of/War
control >’o£,all the railroads. In the United
States whenever the interests.of thewar stfail
demand it. John. Tucker, the Secqnd Assis
tint, if to have charge of. all the transporta
tion sea, the chartering of vessels, etc:' MrV
Watson, the Third Assailant,’is to fcave-ton
trol of the rolls and generally the' business
connected with tVe troops In the fiold.
THE CASE 0P BBSATOR BRIGHT.
There is. a hope of the. expulsion of hlr.
Bright from the' Senate.' Two thirds of the
members present will be required to vote him
out. Conceding all the iloubtful'toMr. Bright
—among them "Messrs:-Harris/ Foster and
Cowan4-the Senate stands 25 to 15. One vote
thus is needed* It will bamore than strange,
if it cannot be got. Every: member of the'
Judiciary Committee, r except; Mr.' Trumbull,
/voted in favor of Mr.ißright'a claim, Messrs.
Foster, Teh; Eyck, £owan,H juris, Bayard and.
Powell. . The ifeslre'to be consistent in both'
Senate and Committee,* has made the delay in :
the case/ and now orehtes the doubt lf the ex-,
pulsion will be effected. Outside of the Com
mittee, every Republican Senator is justly
anxious to purge the Senate of the traitor.
• labile Andy: Johnson, of Tennessee, and Oar.-.
, retDatis ofKentueky ;are. earnestly for ox
naUion, it looks.very strange.to see
from, the Anti-Slavery Statesj sur-
J^ffghtto retainhimjq fill. seat.
[The pcople'of Western Pennsylvania will
be sorry to find-the name of their Senator
among those counted “ doubtful/”' on such a/
question.] '
Another correspendeoi sa^s;
Other .coanta ’^mh/*.therone > abo i ye given,
strengthen Bright's chances'for expulsion. -
SENATOR WADE AND THE NEW WARaSCRETABT.
Senator Wade is Secretary Stanton's right
hand man, aud confidential adviser. Wade
is believod to havo book doing mpro than any'
other man outside .Government, to help, on.
war Supplies.
GEN. SIC EL.
The President is said-to-have declared to
day that he appreciates thq yery great services
rendered.by Qen. Sigel, audlfapt justice! will
be by' crcatingbim' General of Djvir :
si oh; Also; tbatCoLKoerncr; of.lowa, will
bo mado a Brigadier General. . ! -
THE XOMIXaHOX OF MB. SWATHE TO THU 80-
• fr'Ume court. Y •
1 N. L. Swayne; nominated by tho President
as; Supremo Judge in place of the late Mr,
.McLean, is one ofthe ablest Lawyers in Ohio,
opposed to thoDred Scott decision, and a 80--
puolican in polities. ‘ ' - • ~ ,
The failing- health ot Judges. Catron and;
Taney rendered,tbe.appointmont necessary to
keep:a ; Working quorqxh on the' bench. Hp
vriti be promptly ‘confirmed.; * ”' a '
PRO-SLaTIBT BTMFATSIZEBS ITXDta EPAULETS.
Ihe-tunvfalHutehissoDß, having tho'com
mendation of Secretary Camerpa and the per
mit of Gchv McClellan, coromenced what- ( tbey
hopcd-arpuld beia BerMsof -through.
tho camps across the Potomao un .Friday. l
They were audacious enough to eing Whittier's
noble Bong commencing "We wait 'beneath
tbefornace blast." .A Dr. Oakloy; of the 4th
Kew-JerBeyj..made so. noisy ah expression of
his scorn for its Auti-SlaForyjpiritthfitGen.
Franklin revoked ihe liconse of the ohdristers
—a simple mcthod of avoiding dangerous dis
order. ; Gen. Kearney had ‘the family Ranged
before him, and judicially informed themth&t
he “thought* just as much of "Rebels' as .of
Abolitionists.'' Gen. Franklin also /Venti
lated bis opinion that the Bong was “incendi
ary, and deserved to be suppraaßed;'-
UEBEL kites.
The latest means of commahication between
the Virginia and Mary&nd- rebels is by" kite
letters, forming bobs.' The cord is cut after
the wind has carried it far enough in the de
sired direction.' ‘ -
OEM, SBtXtna' FKXENDS DISSATISFIED."
The friends of Gen. Shioids appear much
chagrined because he was not : appointed a
major general. -
From Cairo*
The following-dispatch appears In' the West-
ern papers
Caibo, Jan. 22.—1 n consequence ofvtho
great rise ih the river It is thought Fort;flolt
Trill be'abandoned by oar troops. .Thegun
boats have drawn in close totheaboreto Avoid
the Awiftness-of ; thecorrent. !! Tbe report,-
however, lo sotniof the papers'that the forti
fications at this point* are Wing damaged'by
tbe flood, is untrue. .
The 55th Illinois regiment, Colonel Dare
Stuart, arrived here at noon, to-day, from. St.
Louis, after being ten. days onjthe .route. The
steamer on -which they were beingiransported
got agrpundjhnd tbe troops were landed with
theintentionortnarfibingtbemtoJonesboro,
but the boat' getting Afloat 'agitn, ; they -were
• reshipped; aw proceeded ontneir way down.
They ran ont of prorisions and were furnish
ed with supplies oy Colonel'Case, of the'lTth
Illinois; at Cape Girardeau. 1 -The regiment
leaves-for,Padofiah to-night,....
Tbe.gunboats Essex.and St. Louis, which
.went down the .riyer,ye|^rday(afterno6n,<did
not find any rebel boatj and so returned.; .
All here aro : much'elated by the victory,
achieved by Gen. Thomas over Zollicoffer.
‘VWhat Ails Xennison' and Montgom*
Colonel Jennison,Kansas lst-caValryj is a
email man*—delicate oonstitntion;* physician;
originally from Livingston county,New York:
When the Border Ruffian horde wentin to Kan
sas to etoct the first TerritoriarXegisUture,
thoy passod Jenniaon’s house. '-His wifo.and
an only child, attracted*by the .cavalcade,,
wont to the door,. and: whilo- standing there,
were shot dead by the ruffians. ‘‘That i whist
ails Jennison,. the. JaybaTr)Mr.” ; i _ ,
Montgomery ia a Kentuckian, anuld,get)-.
Uequnly, highly educated man—-aelergymnnj'
and' graduate of Ohorlin.. /WNb.IK Border
Ruffians;' in one‘of their raids; reached Mont
:gomery't bome, tbey took him prisoner-—tied
him to a tree, and brought out- his
educated, acoomplished lady—and -violated
hor person in tha presence of hw luasband;;
“and that's what ails .
em Paperi. . : u ; . :
Tsa.iVeM, the most r«speo ox
gan of -tlp-iory party.-in £ngland, has’the
subjoined repdarkablp statement: ' /
• “In ordetjo i)}bir*t ow, groundless woke ibo
sosptciops brJbeipabihot'of'Washington that*
the British vbvttfftfetat was dcsirpus of Inter*
vening In-fovor .off the
premier made known;to; Mr. -Adams that ro
eaWy.as-Xuae Govtmncnt, proposed,
tp our, Qavemneit m"recojn«e iht indcptndfinct
o/the Cor\/(dfnieSta(ei{», proposal, ijfuch mf*
modethroughM ~ Staid;): andthaljbdtbthen
and slnce, our Government hbdrefbMd to take
anyrooh eonrstH-aUhough theindusitial In
terest* orthis«mntiy>and of; Franco, t were'
entirely in favor bf such mncaaure; and the
;vwy origin of the United Butea -wonld hare
debarredt-tbo Cabinet of .Waahingted from
taking exception;.tOL.«nch a polieyon.the part
of England.’-;- :- •- ■■• M
.' —Of eonrsVwo have, no meahaof
whether this, atatcment'ia -true ; .rbai.we may:
be "certain' thatlf tho wV il*‘ prblbfcged' for
; man£ months more, lb will
interftretoput an'ehd'to thenlockader ahdjtb,
ebntdnfßute thddismembermenf of Gte'tlhfpn.
.jciriVittv* sb:. :&£smio
VOLUME LXXV---NO. 59.
, _ .TheßaUle of
expectation, the correspon-
junrnaU : JhWt not yet
.been able tp thoje.mors detailed ;
ucounU’of which '
will be .looked fpr With aU the mqrpt avidity,
now that the bffictal dispatches already pub
lished, shiftily bear out lhe completeness of .
the eubcMs ahd leiVe di with a proud
satisfaction that ayrrat chid gToriof* worfc lot
in
cident,' every instanoe bf dtttingufthed cour- .
age and heroic daring whloh miy fiAd fitting -
recordwilhbe-anrt 'to be read wtih 'absorbing : ?
interesj; by/teukS Ll and of .tiiousandi
■
_j Thursday tuorn
%i.'iktZ : ■ i.. 1 ..
. To nnaeritand location of the
bhttlti-fi«ld/ it remeriibfered'that
and Sohbo|||lHe faoing each other
Somerset, a mbouL-40'ullee
nttrly due soutn TropT^anville, and ;abont
70jnUeaftom ; LSxiUgtbj*WBciiucpW position .'
Spring,
a few.miios fonth.-west/on' the Cumberland.
General Thomas,' 1 ' who' Jhf4 been‘ sent 'some- .
weeks ago .to was - adyUhcing by
Jamestown, (west vend was
; thus coining in on mvoid
-being ckagM between theVwo r tßiamhs, Zolli
ooffer marobed Gen.
Thomas; with whatsnecese thecatiptialready
knows. ; ' " 7 V-*1- '• '
This pre'sonta a view of tfre geberal situa
tion, which those who haire.'only read tho
telegraphic dispatches and the general order
just published, will findauseftit
to enable them yljMf/Wdebetond 'iSif' ~
.respective rebel
forces,
-The Cincinnati Cboim<reia/, .of .the same
published J|he. oepy .of an iuteresting
private a reliable source.:;
* . Somebset, Jan. 20,1862.
pear Brother-;' CltUons' and' koldiers are
Istraggling In, loaded with trophies of the >
battle. Tho battle ym* docUite, . iolliooffer
was beahtifally, intrenched-r-had . excellent
winter quarters. The Qghtr' iasted 'untU this
morning, .When the rebels rao in utter donfu- '
sion, noter ( thinking to gef bekind 4 jheir iu
trenchinena. It ia said Gen. Crittenden Is
taken, too.- Zollicoffer is snreiy >r dead. Our
ImUetS'Were sent with. uuerring,aigi--many 4
rebels shot in the forehead, breast and stem- .
ach;'-Our forcealbok'
-killed from 200 to Rlwneir can
non; .tents; horses, mules, every- ■ .
tbing. 1 have a small piece of Zolllcoffer's
undershirt, ‘6Va soces
eion l*dy, r taken, with a lot of otbsr-plnnder,
which had belonged tp Capri Lieut.
CUnnelly, of a Tennessee regimqnri I saw
their commissions fr<inrthe : State orTennea
see- Seceasiomsts.wUl tremblia in thair boMs.
The deaa wero.boing buried by oar xoen—2i)
io J 2S-"’inV pit’'PurVoss'wasVery small.
Thoix artillcry appeared to bo' yadly*deficient.
Cur artillery t<da,every, time- 1 r Xlptlh one of
their steamboats, which.-wpX.carrying them
-amx>ss“thb tiTfer; was lh6t' into by
,pnr ortilltry,. destroying all-Ip "it In .toto. ’*
■ The .Union; people here flocked battle
ficld'in drqves,‘and aro jubilant al'the result,
liregret v?ry- much -my down -
. to-day, not haring any saddle, amLoonld hot
■get one.' I shall try and go down to-morrow.
Henry brought in a rifle,;mule,'..saddle and
bridle, ahd a large bbwie'knife.: : Aftor crois
ihg.thojiveE.the rebels did ran
like devils! 1
“ The -fighting wras all dono by about four
regiments and the artillery.:. The rebels triod
theu. old dodgo y of marching -up, : guns at a
shbnlder/ left hand raised, crying friends, but
thisdijUiotg'aj they conldhqt fool our. boys.
-; Tho 35th\did hot .'participate: in'tho fight;
They /left* camp yesterday at 1, o’clock, and
marched tll! 3 o'clock this inornlhgthey aro
nowT straggling in, in small squads, being
nearly tirod onri : The fortifications .there are
sSid td b'e bf immeoie'strength". Tbe rebel
•oldicrs*were not gcnerally dothed In uniform,
but in oltitens' clothes. Their /weapons -were
mixed—squirrel rifles, Ac. The., rifle Henry
got ir a Mis’slasippi rifio/of tbe best kind, and
I haVeseenall kinds of weapons. ' ; : - v
It rained_terribly this morning, a-very com
mon boourrence here.
No mistake, ! think,'about Gen: Crittenden. } -
bein^taken;, he tried to pass faithbelf off aa a
.Surgeon. , ..
' Excuse my'writing. I write irnder great
disadvantage. : The telegraph is Cnfabed to
this place at last; We heanthey are fighting
every place, and hope it Is so. . .
; That we sometimes take for'“in£Oation>“
.things. that'ihaVo no fndieatiag'prbperty, is
only an evidence, that we shaft tb*'weakness
of trusting-men. so far as tobellert'they are
reasonably anxiont to fhlfiU thoseobHgations ■
to their country, andtbe cause,
which are summed up in the word,u>taltt,
and which they have at least professed to.owe
to the Government and the People, in whose,
'sernce'they, are voluntarily engaged, Some
'of our we observe, Aave not.
yet lost faith'sofar as to refuse to'note such
foots as- the following wlth a klnd hr feeling
that they something different from tho
inactionwhieb has been so long on
avaitingly-asubject of complaint: v‘One says:
.. “Genexal Halleck's baggage-ia xaldto have
been sent to Cairo. Troops.are pooring into
the oamps in that vicinity." , . *
- And another, a Cincinnati jourhal, still
more significantly.:; i.«-. .
. “,\ye>re .Informed Ihat GoVJ'Morton, who
pasted, through this.city for Washington yes
terdayi eipecU to' wUness.aT great battle on
the-Potomaa-before totumingi to Indiana.
TiLaiiidioatip.ns are that the country is on the
eve of important and startlingevenU."
*yriLSoN’j3 .'.
; .Sewing Machines,
SO. tl mra STBOt, tmaBBBBBT, Pi,
Awarded ike Fint Premium, at Dm
C2UTEDSTATSS TAIR; OHIO SXkTK TAIB; * '
WISOOmISBTATXPAIE; IOW4 BTAtk Filß
: , , BTATBPJ.IK: .--' ,
Chicago HeduUka'lnstitute ; w “ v ■' - ■ '
c . ' ICechaslta^liistltutat
•dnAatUtf Ocmnty’fafrvtobwtnimQTMto numtlou.
, Va offar to the pubUc.WHMILKE A WILBOITS
IMEBOVSP ftKWIiJQ JUGSIVSi &ADITCXD
'P&ICXS/wlth'lDcreaaed' confidence lb ita merfta at
&e»lngltacUaa '•
now ln pae. -. Ham equally wall on the tldfllurt and
the.’loekpatltch'iaMßlbla to -.
nnravtlrwUU'tne'asSfiitisrmTantagecl beiag alike
oabeth Biddtt fftfmlng no rMge breniueh tba nad it
. «aatmtioa, iaa» apeedy In move
ment, and morei durable than any other mac Una.
• ‘We girefiffl iastructlous to enable t)» purebahar .
toMwOrdlUaiyaeamarSittch.'hetbt-ftlltgimricathar, •-
Und end tuck. aU on the aame maetdna, and,Warrant
It for ihraa years..r.-3.VV--.- .= :
Circulars; containing tMtimonUls froa'&uiiM &>! .
•thabtftwet. ataadliig,' eist aad aaifi‘|rt«faig prioca, -
4o* wifl brfuruUhed gratit, on apfßcaftgn to parson
or by , ...... . t .-w.;-/
Rewind Mich! A’ Keedisa, fldk; Mm. Cotton and
: GgrhammUy vahuA - WVvSOmilR
>_tyvT:l’rtnwg J /
gENRY 0-. HALE Ar J
£UCCESSOBS TO J AACES C. WAf T*,
Metchaht Tailo re, ‘
i <•.: } r-i. ;: ; C-. ■ .0
‘ COKJTO PEJtS AW,ST. CL'AIR jsts.
, Would rcspactfoUxjtavita the' aUeutloa .#■ their .
niendi a&d the puttu generiQy that they Mvapuruv.
: theatockatftverylow flgtuvaad wUchthey
will make ujr«tsmdatt.-pnfft;la urtorttf: elcea oat
the etock to rnake. roam a foil new of °«ode
'fothfeaprlQK.**'*'' ~ ■ -Je*. ■.v.r.
“Indications*”
rAiBS orissa
WStXLXB 4 WILSOB