•
. .
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(1-
lIMESI
ESTABLISHED Itt :1786
•
'CO.III4IISBIO.Ir, Jltc.
j" .0 51 1 .44.V.1c XE•X B D , Comus;.'
Ain V oswAsnota •Xezotairt and wbolei.
ale ander in WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
BOTTZR, LARD, PORK, BACON, PLOUR, 71 811.
POT AND MARL AMES, EIAVERATXB,
gi= "l"4 l.ba.ti 7 / 4 10 3 ) iLk MOT and
ly, X I.and:l4.V Proa.atreet,
' PittsbnrgS. • adt
nIILP SIikPAD3, alutzasios Mint.-
%) ismnrd FLOUR, GRAIN AND ,
PRODUCE, No. 213 Liberty street, Pittaburgh, Pa.
Choice brands of Flour for Bakers and Family vac
constaratly on hand. Particular *Mention pLIC to
fillt,rders tor Merchandise generally. ecdtdly
iqrNICVANIJORDEIt., YII ODUCEAND
startinnon Misnames. dealer in rLovn, BUS-,
PER BROOMS ; SEEDS, LARD, CHEESE, PORK;
DRIED AND tiIIEEN BLCITS and l'.atioce gin.
Idteralptahadvanree inede oaconaignmente.
'Wenthoneek No.:llll,l3enond street; Pit taburgh. . •
TH:.OB. 'J. UUNTEK,
MERCUANT
ANL; DEiLER aRUDg OILS,
, . Se2Rayd Comer Mud street and Thstuesos Way.
i'- •A M PS, C. MoV.A..Y FORWANDEUG Ala)
..
....Ap Comfutsscot "Mszciturt. for Gin N.M. of FLOOR,
• . onu, saccor...LAuD, BOWER, EGGS. slid
. ..
t * : m r Erstlyoksouerslly,..No r .,l.o_l . 3 St..!. , Tfig . '/NED
• .MrePritutt PRI•Mrg , el
~. , T. '....- airelielY lIXId Yinialgonsents salletted.lllJ4...o.ld
~ :-4 - A MESA, l4i srs ll-1 4•RwatztiputeAND
- coxstuctolr‘lfficicitdir.'fot the iale of - LONE,
GRAIN; necoar,LAßD,Burrxß, sans, DRIED
- . -mum lad 'PM ace truorally, No.-16 glarket st.,
'SUMO ollfirst,Pittstsmit. - f_ ..... 11
:tit ..stroutassa-1—;:. - 7 ' '.. • ...via.:r. T.Alleo.
QCIIO3I AK RR ~.77,4*.L1544- coluessiter,
KJ Ilsaatitirts :WIT Strbalmale davit D. GROCE.:'
RIR% FLOG% GRAIN. PRODUCE, 4kr. No. 203 -
bil
i-, LI -Most. Pittsburgh: Ps: '. .'- - ' 413:d1y '
:f . ..' . .‘1,:1 LiLAND /110111E,•iiinecepsot to glzto.
- I.i: om ,t 7 &Ai. •No..'3B3.l.Lfberty atliet;:kitts•
' •.• ... GENNRAL "PRODUTIN. •GROVRRY AND.
4 :: , , - IONXERcHANT.„
-,::' •• . mints , • ultr solicited:••,- lag:.
wan's.
- vartilTE %B.R9TIIERB, - .FORWAILD6NI
'Mid dealers In
PROVIBIOIIB AND PRODUCE ONNERA ELY, No.
Sdberty stmt. Pittsburgh, Pa. my 27
• - gym. tharvta •
sop, a . .v.MILISSION:2II.IRDALINT,
Neater ittERIEDE: AND REFINED CARBON
0.14161•01,ABS, IRON,No Marty
Wait : • • mh27311,
. WILLIJAY YUAIS 6, ) G ,,i,e, r dr e.. I DAVID WCANDLICAA.
• . NA/. A. COTFL‘,Z Ppr...llli Partner..-
411 ? Ag, . , COFFIIi, 'ssucceivors : to
rcmunia s 4... as a CItiIIOLESALR Gita.
eNSW3, iorneret Wood aryl Wnter ntreeta,Pittaburgh,
tr3ally
VONT.
NOWT & CO.oncoessorto•L.
-Rae Ore/. PUODUDE AND 001111188tON
C mrn, Lt • stem:44llM • , Pa. aliti
. 20111 110V1111--- 110171111.
14:MN - , 1.:131 . U5KA Ca t ! WHOLESAI,S
*in Coamigicrit comp et
atm% Pit Pm
~twJtal:a:il . " aotiw
ICUs GlClrjal alto Quuticuoioll,Wo.
107 Wood street, Pittsburgh. WALT
J. naILIATILICIC....X. el. 111101,11.....W111. 111LIPATIII
BROWN KERIIP A14110%13,117' 'lota
&WI Gnomes and dealers in FLOUR AND
PEW" Sun 191 and 193 Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
stay s
tiAld.hb DALIALL • 41;.-SON_ Comits.
awl mnausts for the sale of CRUDE AND ItE•
PINED CARBON OILS, Zion 119 sent ItO Water enlist,
Pittsburgh. Adrenaline& cat consigninents.
~44tVGGISTS.
I 1
`FLEMING, corner of Market
,!.7tax.eitrett End Um Diamond, keeps constantly on
hand a full amortmaut of WitTOSI,XDICENEtI i
MEDICINE PERFUMERY. and all att.
Clam pertaining to Ws tossismai .;
Physicians pnacitislktnEasnailly componndad at
- 9 -11.11. s; DEAL= 0; npur,
MIEXICALS, P.Dierumnir.
rexcy GOODS, EVENING FLUID, OILS, YAM.
DINDICINSH,Ite&e. r at strictly grime gust.
. ity, 'width Is °WS 10 ., suut prim. "tornsr SI:111th.!
field sad INmrth street., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Passeriptioits essetably.coutpouudsd4u
• 13 A. .FAIL.N.E eiTOCK Wricus
. wan Darcairr and Itsaufsoturer of WIIIITE •
''LEAD .11d1D1,171141118.14 , cortier DrWood ISO stmt
Stais, Pittabc b. mb7
diVaWiti 11:,.. WusaLguza Dram
ni DR &TAINTS, M8,1%051811= AND
DU. STUFFS, No. 295 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.—
. • will•asedvs .t attention. mb24
WILLOWCIIC MAIM*.
:UMN:A.I I S/TER,XHOWIALZ
_
roan D 11•0111111% 40/1102, a idearty .. .t,a et.
Otniretzteta, Pittelm . • , .•
GEO. • • 'YtiE Ihttraatarr
D ur, Wood infest and
Vingin-orloy, rtteitegh,' PL
dITTOILTEPS.
JOHN Au:CONNELL, Arroiunar
a2.14w. Ornct, second story Emil Law Duras- ,
W9B Diamond stmt.
ia:
attiiii to:oil*. settlement, securing and ccd180;
Lions( claims, isotorties, tc., in Washington, District
of Coineabia. • nol9:emst
MIX 1. /JA/LTaTAICI. ....-1011 =WM 4
1r IRKPATRICK E MELLON;-AiTos
-13.. Inas Ai LAW, No. 133 Fourth stroet, ft To doors
aim,* Notithnold, Pittsburgh. Pa. mylToltf
. ....
Arroiracar Asti
. 1. Coca* mos AT L.
Orsurs, No. 150 Fourth street, corner of Cherry
'all Pittsbugh, Pa.
f4I.A.MU
14..1 A? LAW,
Ornos, 111th street, adJolaing .the office of &ix
Vtallillitfletwa.:Pitteburei,X&L Ja29:dl7
1' it VlAl'llts; • rromg.
B. M. BALLT • ATTORNEY AND
LAWCOVAIIIT.IOI AT Law, ban removed to R.IIHNII
ND/WANGS. Dtarooothatreet, twat
door to' Bt. Nagel Chdrch.
.1. LLJUA.,, ATTORNEY AT .I.AAW.-;—r
OhleT,'NO.l2oisOi'idreet, Pittebtogb:
, .
Pe: -
m,5
8 . ATTO I FACTIATii4W,- ,
6 'trod. La - i; alaw wiener
• No. 139 Dan
pitutpurgb• PA-
&1117ItirtKqN Comussrolt
_lliiireZos *soma MUCH/.llh dealsm In WEST.:
;••• ILDUR,iFISH,
!AIITERIti - 4•74XSISSD. OIL; -POTS AND
Me
ABILIB,IiREDS.GRAMBRIED FRUIT
and Frodues generally. Best brands Family Floor .
• ' alms on Brad. Agent for tha sale or Illadisoq A
balebrateeLPatalited :PeatlJ3tarch. • Nos. Da'
146/itstarE, between-We:4 tad Smith:
dais llttablinhtra.t • ap2:dly
- C REME WAtiEIiOUt3F...—HENRY ,
a, poo.utMtevranijoipuKlCommiaaion Mar,
Cb ll ol 4 DC 4 o3 ll r.lk =pc= IITITTER, 'LARD
• napait.r.s.. s#,' 2 4 wood 'Viet
abire'Vrafer;PlDabiltgb. - my 2
TA.M.4B, ILOLMEB a. C 0. ,,
- Pose DEA . ,ie:,
IJ•UB imaidaiitairiPtillinnONß minter of Dar
-1•"*41.010 1.644
• Lys U RAJIV E ...IGEII - 713.
AGENT ; FOE
'
plionarrjr,;rio 2 afiXirivetruCasa Moralists
" 4 "lntutse-copts, 4lirtlinaat corner Wood sod
.17:1 1 :40.N.E5, AOMelr NORTH 11 antntl ,
on, State of Pennsylvania end Hartford po?
inrance Companion, St Water street.
QA.SitiEL ft:AE.l.mm .errizmns f
btacitatoce Common', corner Markel. and Wouer
14C - ii 6 ititi. l l4,27.l.ltlr WESSEX; ."
jemayurreCostratrr. a 2 Water street.
/03 1 5011, bEClttreltt ALUMNI:NT
• 43 r r t , t 7 VAlqrfc:c i •
DRP GOODS.- - :7,
$OlO/ WILOS.--1 1 / 1 /113 11 CALL...DAvID istearourse.
lernsoN, cArCR at
1 0 - (Wink" P. 54. &
'moots/au m
YORTIGN ADD DONZSTIC DRY GOODS, '
So. 94 Wood mast, third hot= above Diamond
alley, Dittsbumb. s • 10:dtt
;:•f,< is. ;fielit/4114c1,11,.iiiitoesio_ ` td
tP • Burebnekl t Co., Whofoals and Raba Dit
STAPLE. AND FOOTS DRY GOODS.
J • nikrubtod Viand streets. rot. .
• _I- BAK 4.A1 ORAIZR3 IN
lvn tbi ggu e Tk i rd
• •
BAbstc4lol,lA/VE, Lhuitair, emi
nig aim TAIICT 000D8, glom of tb. orig.
full 800-8170, : No. 74 Narlicst reet, PletatruFsb.
_..rnovouroros,
40SEPH HORNE - Ihumes is Um
u e eit t tirlastanlisabAtimat Gond, !alp
DKALER rx thity
cioidai,74immarstilis,' , 4o4l , lfirk.4 Street.
sdiamawcatto.,l):Auratut
.;n~di~~"nlnec .:fin
..--
GR O CERB. -
O,IIFtIVEII Si
WkOLUAtE GitOCERS
anczonsini, •
COtiComaNo.. 27 and ihi Smith/Ski Strest,
•
- Prtzintraoti. PA.
T:
T 14113.1. 1171,E , TRllLtaft," WHO/MULE
I,losocris Aso Coirmiuos/ mcsouroo, &Alm
l_pPßoDucr.„ FLOUR.. BACON,. COURSE, AIOUI.
siABBON.AN/l LARD 01L.1.80h, NAILS, CI LASS.
COWON YARNS, -ma Pittsburgh mitnnficturos
. • man 112 &cond. street.,P/ttsbur • • -
DUNCAN / 11- DOXILL.D...rar. CCLt r JR.“.171 AIIUIMILL
L.
AirCIDONALD -11 k ARBUCKLE, WHOLE
JAIL
Jo b Pausitres COZIIIII/1 at=
czar's, Jobbers ERIGASB led MOI.AU 0S
SSIUN
.REP YD 1.41.10A.U.S sad BYRUPS..7II.OIM,DA
/11014 E,FIEZD3,, Na 2 5 3. /awl)
.treet, PI . _ . , nolkly
114EYILER dr. BROTHERS,. succemion
.t.trttl'Esynnerls Whohiinla 'deeirn lu
1 , °REIGN - .FRUITS; NUTS 'AND SPICES, CON
.VECTIOXERX,SUGABS.EDIE W0RK13.4c...N05.
PM and:l26 Wood street, above Fifth..Pittabnrgh,
&soitsaux Gi
ROBlSONsto
"aow m21.-canamms ALlAcauns AAA dealers in
all Yin cli.of .PROVIIDLONS, PRODUCE, and Pitts
urgh tnannihouras. No. 256 .I.lbefty streirt4ltts
CIEU. JUNES, WVOLEEMLII 'DEALER
m GROCERIES, MANILLA ROPE, 0/HUD,
OILS: PlTClflutdPittelnirghnuf articles,
/ 41 .Wster iftroos,libmi thnmotiontratektEFl62n,
PittelnuTh.
Is/LIEADLMI.
ROBERT DA LZELT.•&
,WHOLE-
, 4.11,163.1 Gwrim.Comaattow AND Petwasonco
Itts icsuriLanClieslitheinallODU9C and Pitt.-
burgh matuflketarimiaittaborgh- •'
I 1 • • WESTON.
• qUISBERT. db eicliPTol3 WHOLIGaIft
Gkoctia; Piotttcl Dtastat. and "Obtottegoox
• mamma, NO. 6 Sixth street, 'Pittabargb, Pa.
.11311031.
WATT
,WlLSON;lWitcrimiait.Pßo-
V cris, COxinnuoir Minimises, and dealbrs .1•11
Pnxitteulna Pittabtugh . m66li 166'Lib
'int" stre6t4 - Piti6bdrch.' "- 625
1.8A.L9.11 DIUKEY ac - wmn.EBALE
Cocan izaNXlM l66lll . - 6t1d . .446.1 in
'PIiODUCE, 603V6t..r street - 6mi 65 l'imaretreet,
aj6WDLPLWLOErAraV.O.. .i
rlraVPI'?"l"0 &
/
33 I;cand"l'Mtwath
thil
autng.narD. nora.....Tizzaug floyD.
PUN FLOYD A: CO., Wizomais.lllßo
rsii M A " 7=Virca' No. 1.4 Wood
1 11 T• •Ai ." • Win
•
: Id ana 20 Wood street, Pit
butib; .
.lar.Cruir . 4eruissits:
W. S. WiC I I 3I WWIL...,.i. WWWSWILL.- - .......11. Jo. =WS.
.1117A0EINTOSit REMPatLL d CU,
, uys. amt.-TIRO and 013eineinete;Sear the City .
Weise' Works. l'ittsba i re,'.P*4 - Idunifiutntenrof
:INACiIiaIiiTOSIL AND ,r, ifPAILLIIIMPBOVED
PATENT OtICILLATING.BTWLENCIIISI44 AND
SLIDE. VALVES. of- all sins Ind but Mb;
tke bes qguuality. t npunchisuffly of large opacity y
And
of t, we au seued to do heav Jo
bing,. and eolidt work in s hin
trusting that by
punaptnese, and the charectu of ourerorki - runierit
14 invite spedikl-attention BALINCED
VALVE OSCILLATING ENGINE/3, u combhang
'drudges, -heretofore nuttalroxi this clue of
~rnr
Auc 1 4.111 1 1=4................-4Aass, R. atm.
A tiI:HAANBILLt VO, No; 61
eun.sweet, below Marboryi Pittakrargh.
- STERK 'BOILER naJLEss 'AND imam nws
WORKERS ; Eintifactureni i:4II.CREBILL.SPAT
-ENT ROILIK; LOCOMOTIVE:4III7ED7mII-01CL-
I ND= - BOIDERS,'CRIKNEYS, BRETORES,
_FIRE BED, 8=4.4 PIPES, CONDENSERS, SLIT
t PANS,. , SOGAIL "BANS,: ,KAWLS LIFE
BOLTII•0:41, et c - • WIG. BLACKEILLTEL'S ROBE,
BRIDGE and I'LIDUCTIROKKARis se teshort
en ootka. ralaratrom o ammo promptly at-
r r atlittA i i :MOOK - MANTIFACTETIZE - Or
J.- 4 / 1 1DsatiS ti 0.111& UMW or COPPEDIe,
TLLLILD. PUBS AIX WHISKY sad FAIIIIET
VlNtGlift, lioe. lid, 191, 193 stud 195 First street,
betereau &ulthfeld etul Gant streets, Pittsburgh.
• 11910.14Pratiordere taltrkat 10195,
aa-_rani on aid all otbar poliarataitirlagnOontr
cmaftilly extracbed, by • .primme awe improved. -
. - • _
JOSEPH:F. RAMILTONACCO,,
==MI
EITTS.IIIII.GIi,
turtrrAorestim or •
scrpinton arseid ziacip ,
laY,
ie. &a. • • —out tr
II I P ILA-NiT ietoceisor
03r r.. H. UUphaet , itundacturor eat 1102'
Yeti*StaiD -NUTS AIM WAIMILILI, - ISIABCCIAL
110.1113X4110=48031 and- NAIL B/JDIS, BUILLIC
vArnettANoz ntox wont's, Tartu'
401:1 4 'irelwiLiie,l3 Wood it., Plttelm h.
tik Vh.ttik.NCH, • No., 50 Wwrma
PitabiiilnsiteranngeofalOtiall
Oh &OUGHT COMIIICINAND ft 4(14.04A D,
Or calm staid doped lIPILU. tad am
IMIr -
_Dvanall; radslo unlit short. whim.
A. araciaeltancL • m • ars
QL I I7O - ALCAIFACTORY:;.-IdialuO J.
1i.41314: die. at fit .Cisle street. HA*g , or
die,hy COLLA*S, &c.. oa bho oo
tice. :Aksoi.lxvra .toattantly od Hod * fine boort
mtat ollihtlahn 'AND•Wir.snr„ made la the
mark lathlehiblir sad deitraidi ibeurikt: ' loath
larki. 43 4 - • RID4LE-ii--00, 4 •No. 1215
Llbirty- itrte , ,t • , opporita- Mirth, , Pittilisrdibe
stimefirmatirs of 1i6118141 AND 8,44011-
SA sad letary desaiptiotrof LIiaTRIIIIITiItAMZD
NOBS
Orders solicited frost the - trade; sad 'giro&
I obi • • • ' v Pry ilia !dittos& Ilidatsw
. . .
ai , a,Arqurir......ll..Y. - Y; rzitaiuiri.:..!:...Ti CAS iLL.
X °ELS I OR. Vitslll :- WUR —.
1 1 4
'.1.2 woirt; iltriart A.oo.lCiiiss VA) ii , e
V17111:161. ' WII ral , ioSeL NO. 12, ' Wood 'itr . e.et,
'of Pita ', Plztiburgh; Pi. ' : " . sefnlYa ..1
— tABLEB COALE, Firm
.2.i4ilaneactiarer-of 1115CY5T13;213/41IXO
• WASSIBOAILDBi 111ZBOSKS LABIFLS, -
- liwrftoftte..,:
7/=3t 7Eir lag OVAIVITTARATII3
WELERIBX 30914147119 q; Cfrel f TANI° BATT_£4l[.
coo
_ "4"5""
Medical gentlemen aad ..our Auu, a, a hive au
belt teeth auractadhy ray proms, and net recto
edify u to the safety and Watauga, of the goers
lon—whatever haa been ,otd byword* tatareeted to
rain` the contrary, ballet Dr. kamledni. c 4 my
INFAIITYYICIAI, TEEM Weft' bin& ;414
72:1 - 01:10aY Dimly
OSEP11; ADAMS,- DEsTrin , , g
Itultdlng, cop* Dbuswad and. Ghat it to;
Brarsaucsa—.l4. A. X. • Jy.,3" or*,
-*
iM a rg a lrr 41F! t
-
TL 4W. I eltrAtta to • lea*
It.. , usairrltmer•lFormi, 111 . ontiors,
rimhi sad :Procilro.. - ./QAN23 thropth my akency
•.414 -- r.1.W.16 ;wpm) I , • -
• Thosiirhhtit Minim{ thsir itomij , to grocia &d
-at m, al wa
aliys 1.114 Ars; mid second vim raper
.Air .Comizionka ibt tital and ; Jatarvlsmi strictly Coal-
Atolls!. ' • 01:losi grip airsat;:oppOstte• .It. Paul's
" 4 /cfr.f:Crialett••
JJA~tEJ 35 := BALlll,olsiter iatoietwit to
obinimoisarsbnor A no sno EXPLlol7 DRAW
INDS - AND ariulr/CATIONUAT 'all - Iclnd!
greets= 'OO femu
rA e‘ U r ' 'l 3 lu l la a t "'I' !1 E 1 11 4 . Jen' .
- - - _
• Els_l3Mrr muti4R
vV oart•; -- ntoN: - .BARK• nOCZ, Matt
street. Itatitshce.PWB Asp snicanc4noNB
itu• Ramo duots74 l .illiiiption:wgrklisrapsrlers e d
as modande m13:01,
MUSIC, lfe.
IMIRLOTTE LIIMA-Nottratin it-
Lln, Aut.= ni , AANtI-ronams, and Im
porter or mink and modQrtateiiimtti. Sul , lint_
to? tbs ELANEBOEC - PtaNOValt.e ti&LIET.,
- DAVIS' 00 '3 ; ° Erroll putot :Mb ,ittr
our, • mat. .2ftuSlMititittieSt.
t . own« • — l , llr, or 41'
dimitiptdimi Yi A ire:. • P..
,
,2,-+,l VT. 4:
ANEk
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING,;
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, No. 65
Putman 13 - razzr. , ' ;
• . • CHARtzwini rx
pea dngy Loom-ii to 2o 'clock. also on Wednesday
and lint even** from Ilny lit to November
Ist. from. 7to o'cbck, and front Number let to
Mold front 6 to 11:teckick.
DeP 2 ifia.rendred Of all stuns not lan than One
Araiar, and a Weidman*. Um profits declazimi twice a
year, in June arid. Dioambar... Interest has been de )
clued; senG4unanallf, In Jun and' December'', nine.
tin Beak Was organised, at the nits of en par out.
Interest, If not drawn out; to - Vaned to the credit
of the depositor u principal, and bean the lama in
tend from the first days of J une and December, corn=
pounding twice a year without troubling the depot.
Mr to call, or area to ?resent his par book. At this
rate, money will 'double in les. than twelve pan,
making In the 'unwepte nowt awn orn-HALT PEN
CUM a TVA!,
:Book*, containing the Charter, By. Laws, Bides
1, z4 Nalralatfanti.furnialsd Emil. on applicatlom at
the calks. - • • -
PILUIDIrr—GEORGE ALBREE.
hoe nra,Ja
William J. Anderson, James B. D. Needs,
Hill Borerin, Isaac If. Pennock, 4
15. . A, 21. Pollack, 11. I)
Itopewelllispbtirn, Robert 'Robb,
Jarman Herdsoui, James Bhldie,
James D. Kelley, I Akrander Tindla.
now
Mum:oder Bradley.
John 'Cf. BaCkollm,
George Black,
John B. Canfield,
' Alonzo A. Carrier,
Willi.=
outesit. Col
V.,tp9,
W
John-Drank
John flohnee,
Peter fiLllgiiker,
Itichard Nils;
William & Lardy,
BCCALT4III, Leo TIM• 1111,
*Pilaw'?
GERALA_N TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANS; ionur SWNand Wciod street.. :
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
'CAPITAL •
STOCKHOLDERS INHIVIDDA I FIVitEHLE... i
~ . D15T4201.11:
ADAM WEINMAN. President.
1
Springer Herb/nigh. Angatus Hoereler,
E. H. Myers, . Joseph Lang.
J. F. 'Levitate, Christian Siebert,
AnthisrMeyir, ''.• r. - AtOtoetringer.
DISCOUNT AVERY DAY.
inylikdly ' ',, JOHN STEWART. atshisir.
aIIISCVLI.IJrCOUB
V ~
URNITURE AND CRAlus AT RE-
A! MOSE. FRICFS:—IJAMES'W.WOODWELL.
N.. 97 and 99 Third street, and 111 Fourth street;
=EI
ALL VARIETIES OF STYLES AND MISR.,
adtable for liOitifistd PitIVATE DWELLINGS.
Ai'All inviar • katnitly attended to, and the For-
nituti csid*liiil4l,4 and b°l"ki.
iTE6IIIIOATS aba. HOTETA Nrulahad at .Lon
CAblNiir NAkiifh%__ltipplieit with titer). article
Ie tlxviiims.- • •
JOESIL 4 011 - , D B & e();*
HOPE" corrox ISULL, AiLIfGHtNT
ME=
EE4ausss•zoas Ok. D01A81172.08,
.414C14E3 TO 40' IrCHES WION.
krordel4 left .t -a. chaa.ka at ti , isiwood ft.,
Patent ,b, -- wftl - recalre attention. - " •
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MONDAY MORNING, JAN. 27, 1862,
BATTLE OF CLIFF CREEK.
TEM
John B. McFadden,
Peter A. Madeira,
John 11. Mellor.
Jame. McAuley,
• John Marshall,
Walter.P. Marehall,
John Orr,
Illetu7 L. Itlingeralt,
John El. Shoenberger, .
Alexander Spear
Willhun Sehniertr. •
Imo Whittler,
.;
Chri st Ina Yeager.
a—CHAS. A. COLTON
COMPLETE DETAT,=,ciP.6.
Terrible Refit- ,?e•Bllo,,,F.emy.
We givsibelow a most emu plate kes`aMntof the
battle in kentailty, which resulted ia..a glo
rious victory to - our- arms asid=tho entire
.orerthroW of the.rehels. Will do
.Well' to reeolleet that it mai' rained for
moat of, the time three -Ilya :before
the battieLtbat our men hhti Tali 'ac
commodations, and were greatly fatigued with
marching- , that they went into tittle before
breakfast, whipped the enemy, fellowedthem
ten - Miles-With -the mud. deep; and then
igky on the grottiol near the'elietaief lu*neh
meats all night, without-food, and-then in the
morning Booked their breakfasts inaide Zol-
Ileoffer's tort. Frou'a letter to - the-Cincin
nati Gazelle we taka the rfollowing .
DETAILS OF TICIE .- BATTLE.
PAUnUltalo4.
The enemy under tkelatmed tate .cotintimd
of Major-General Crittenden,lnarehed A eight
regimsntsetrong, from their camp, 'last Sat
urday night. Their Moillled, grant: 'suit&
were sicirniishing:threngh the greaUrcpatt of
the fight with 'ours. - Welford'i "very
were doing ontpertd.utyr that night, and by
their behalror then , and in the battle after
ward, completely cleared away the reproach
which some unworthy officers have brought
upon theist- -They will always fight well
when Wolford is with them. The Tenth an
diens Ofttliiied a;woodett hill on the right of
the road. On .the left xrasfield, otretahing
down the hill for seteraijmndred, yards. In
front of th,s sniads waifenother sad or:eliont
twenty acme: _
,
, THY !E / 51LIft .111TCE OCR APVA:NCS,
The anetfiy-fonned in t h ese-two fi elds, .l a-,
taidarii the Indiana troops both . in frobt and
upontheir!laft-tLank.-..A. eactian...ofiCeptain
Stancl ,
art'sbatteey had been broiler! ' s t , and
was stationed in' the road. •The attidk here
wu Medi libentaeven o'clookin:the merning 7
Colonel Mennen corning: up .tts the pesition
secuf
just a ft er the attack began, and; • that
his men most be overpowered before t other
regiments could come,up, ordered hie en to
fall back, which they iltd in good orde fight
ing as they went.. Captain, Standart rein°.
tautly.. gue op thiprivilege .o - •••-gi , " i die
gamy - one ; goaltrissassi."-1
.! - . '.. .
and retired too.
Immediately to the rear of the woods where
the Tenth '7ras stationed is another geld, with
a steep dolman to a ravine,- and then-comes
another dense forest... On the left of the road
the clearings continue to the ravine, the aides
of which at that point are covered *4oa
growth of 'ecrub,oaks and other timber.
017 a THOM* Arms, ADVI•'-NITORCSDirOItX
rr 0 " AND 'MAKE ♦ DTAND.. , _
After crossing the 'fiver another field lies on
the left of the road. The Tenth retired through
the woods for about a hundred and fifty yards
to the rear of the ravine. At this point,,Col.
Fry's Fourth Kentucky came up and formed
along the fence, which separates the road from
the field on the left.. There is no fence on the
right of the road at' that iwldt. The twO re
giments have formed in the chap of a ",V,"
itepoint toward the enemy advancing from the.
yanne, behind which they had reformed after
their temporary success in the ,first attack.:
For nearly an hour they triad to break ;that
" V," but failed.
What rebel regiments came throughi the
woods to attack the Tenth at this place, I have
not learned. Those which attacked Col4Fry
were Battle's Tennessee and the Fiftostrth
Mississippi, the " Wight!! Rifles" and the
"Mississippi Tigers," ;as :they love4.toj call
theinselves. _Thome_ were the creekr.ti;tlents
of the enauty,and they.austainqd !leaf repute.
tion. Again and again they ehatged.iterues
the field, but were alwaye met by the terrible
Are of the ICentatky Fourth and driiira hiek.
• HOW.ZOLLICOITiII P6L1...,. • :
At the Point of the -""V" died Gen.
coffer. ' He felt nearer. our • camp than i any
other man orhiiarmyhis Ili Iris with
own home friends, taint and
brought up around bin gat .ilashville. A
short distanee from himi to his right. a PitrtYr
of his Mailed:bee* broken; from their tom
rides anrtwee. herding . fright
ened deer; Col. Fry's men werainsiaboim to
fire, on them. Cot. Fry. himself Yes at the
right of his regiment at, toe poll:kid greatest
danger. lien. Z. was oni foot andwithin ti few
feet of the Colonel. A •gubt coat- ocrnoialed
his uniform: - "Seeing thereoisclitiMitif his linen,
u the Colonel
,rotit hp; Geri: to I Col. -
Pry, "Colonel,. yea Would Alit flre', uponyour'
Mends, would you ?" Oql. P. apposed, kkom•
the General's. manner and• reniark,- that. he,
'was one of our own rodicers; and at one* re
plied, "Certainly - opt, Sir, I hare, no 'suck in
tention." I He turned mid Tode ,a - .few. steps,
when one of the General's Aides flied at him,
wounding liellevtig that 1,4 was
tricked, COL F. atones wheeled and crud-at
the General. The latter raised his hto
hirbreastland fell dead: Another tall struck
hies at the oink entiteent, I believe' In therein.
Unix. Peeing,
• Rare, t o o, fell young Bailie Peyton, can of,
a venerable man well lenOWn to :the nation,
Young Peyton, like lii•Whei, etruggiedong
against disunion. He was hissed. and in sul ted
in-the streets last May lb/ telling tit to for ,
the old thilon.
JONI. ALLAN time. ' ' ' ,
It was near this - point that My oat,' porilonal
friend, eo far ea/ ltnor, ittilwitioithern spare
wan wounded. :You remember. Allan Bettie.
Thera is no one of the Oxford boys of I four
years ego who does 'not remember and love
him, and .Whetd net poem when we Jail
that he had joined the. rebel - army. 31 *id
into one eau bast known-anti:most re '
Ohio familisei.educated-ht a Northern oo lege, ,
(Miami. University.) antlitithrufluuty. aves
friendshiPh, inding Mar to the'Nortk, 1 wee
no thoughtless 'grit Ur bitter. betted.' Mob ,
made bile 'take up Mika. againit us. Last
June he took iffs younterife to her father's,,
and then returned to t Oaditillo ~t 0 dolls op,
hie father's unsettled. WWI", . intending Oen , -
to go North egtin and await . the -lode , ef
what intuit, be, :to 'him, a sad contest. i But.
-the tide IWNastiville-was too strottSr him,
Hier father' and brothers' wattle' :-, s l imy.
rti d
All the young men of the South' hing
into it. " To oany out his grit intention would
berneepaortirthnself forever i lcom id s owzr.
family an fiojahri faith**, feilo' * men
of the. Eighth - theii,.Jadepiideore seen et'
that time ea fait amompti. and 0/20 ' who de;
elitted . thUtti - theri 7 *§Gla- al:W*2f 1 ,( , - A - 11 1 rked'
and. Prof.:0 1 0 11 '4 11 , - - - - ~1 1 .
And 091 m :west into tie' army t 4
about
: him with a weended.prisoner, the toilet%
iniiiijosiiiilieeretififiat ,- thiejiohikolhtia
with an affeetion,which.yonand,gmero hi m
of eariViaterrew will echo. He saidit .
Anati AWL told blot of..klahatimi a this
maraud tautwilliassen to 441i.tiutit best
lthmiis he had Weir erp r rhiouteWelf lie own
1- . ... i i -:: ~-,:. 1-,./..14 . rt3l., vi , er.,:vt L / ~•;
f)ittshttrg v (t)'":tzet!it.
S. RIDDLE CO,
DEA. I III Or.
tf:c., &c., tke.
•~;:~.
ARY 27, 1862.
-..Allan was tiles_ adjutant of his.
father's regiment: The coliir-bearer, search
ing beside him, had his leg 4roken.by a WI,
and fell. Young Battle caught the Aug,'
advanded.a step. waving it, when he too was,
shot in the-shoulder. Be fell,and: rising,
again, was. struck by tke,Obeek:'
Be woo ;Igo to walk from tho.tleld; and iiiude
his escape. This prisoner did, not think that
either of the wounds. was dltagartular though
another told me that he was badly wounded.
Ho related -the incidentin the"eame way.
The death of their General does not seem to
have greatly disheartened, the : army. They
continued their attacks with ac much vehe
mence es 'ever.. 'The Second 'Minnesota regi
ment earns up and formed -along the fence, on
the lefkof the Fourth Kentucky: The rebels
still extended thelr line to flankus on that
side. The Xifteenth,fdlislisipPi , eliarpd up
to thi faterioted thO Mori it the two reg im ents
fought hand to" , hand,•tatching held of tech
ether's gutis, and tryintto drag them through
and oror s. ths fence, but it was ell in vain. i
THE CIIAAGE-7THE NINTH onto. AND TENTH
.
McCook's - gallant " etc men Game - up! to
'support • the Tenth, terming on their nght,•
at - alwith, them driving the enemy out of the
woods,,over the ravine,np the - bill, arsons the
field to the rightof the road. The Fearteenth'
Ohiccwhiett; with the Ninth, hadmirchodlall
night to get to the battle, together •• with iwo.
Bast Tennessee. and the Twelfth,' Kentucky
regiments ; were coming up. The •enelmy
themselves were in danger of being ottiflattied
add 'oat 'off from' their_ retreat: Standitit'a
battery - .wie in full plarwith deadly effect on
their centre. Kinney!' and.Whitmore'w.were
advaiteing. . Thcre..wae no help for it, the day
was lost to the rebel' and they must retreat.
They_ were peshed back,' tiring•as they went
Illtdahalls told.
fearfully .ort theirranks ;,.yet the loss was hot.
-all -theirs. -Many- of- -our brave' fellows
dropped. .'Ooleueli Wolfortllin horse. was shot
under him, a,s• he. charged upon.their Cease.
Bob McCook was wounded and his horse shot.
under him; but a bullet through the Lied
would hardly stop him. ,
On they went. The enemy is driven throngh
the woods, where, an hour and a half. before,
they so nearly surrounded the Tenth, !the
heroes of Rich Mountain. Many regiments
are completely broken, and run for the forests
on the left. Wood'g diabetes regiment brtiaks
for "a Airstrip; and scatters there. It his - 'a
home look to thorn, and Is a safer place than
the road'or the fields. Some regiments stef to
gether, and form in a Held a mile to the rear
of their first-position. Bat Standure. shells,
thrown from the hilt where the section .was so
nearly - taken, begin to fail amongthem. They ,
fly . again; pursued -by oar. victorious troope. '
For the third and last time they farm, only to.
be scattered as before, .
After • thin the•°rout in complete. Panic
stricken, they By instil directions. The Pur
suit is pressed un to the .rety intrenehments
of the enemy. Two of their pieces have been
taken, .The third, which they took With
them, is only, saved to be left behind in their
flight acrosethe river. Oar cannon open on.
their Camp, our shells falling into theirTMost
effietive battery,killing fonr 'of the nt'eu at
their gutie, and driving the font away. The
darkness of nightfall only prevents a general
assault, and our troops lie down, hoping in
the morning , to - .complete the .good work of
that Sabbath, a work they had not sought, fOr
they, Wire - resting that day„ preparatory
the attack whielr 'Elen:lThotnes had Intended
to make on'Monday. •
TEIE PIELE AFTER VIE BATTLE-47TV REBEL
IrQUNDED
rode. over the battlafield in the evening.
Our men mere burying. the dead,.bet, many
'ill lay ghaetly,whers they fell, The waind
ed hi4been, taken up. The. saute kind_
treatment, want ex:tended to the ' enemy''
wounded' ithieh was . giien to our own. The
univerial remark which they made to MCl's
I jLassed..through the bovital, was, fWe
tilkerlitredted'Wire-ifeated;tre.. . I P3-invat
been tanded. expected to her served ',like
dogs - Would we fiat' nate - your ' . hands.- You
are kinder to-us than we would have been Act
you." Tho only difference was in the- barial
of. the deed. Thom of theenemy were laid
together in common pita. Our . own were
buried in separate graves, and, on many of
them I saw young cedars a lready , planted by
their comrades.
Beside ono of the grime prepared for; the
enemy's killed, I noticed sevens' lying ready
to be intenad. One.poor boy lay in the exact
position, as I was told, in which. he was
fotind. lie rested on his side, - his head lying
on his' right arm, while his left' hend , was
tooSelrelosed on his right elbow. ' Bis oyes
ware closed, and be looked as though he had
just fallen asleep.
13=3
I' need not tell you heti we marched that
night, through the horrible Mud, nor how our
boyd have'beetr droppingin'ill•day, worn out
with - fatigue; disappointed because they • had
all the labor with none of the glory of victory;
and only consoled.by.the promise that few
days more will see us moor may to Tennessee.
.There is nothing.to. oppose ,sts 2 now,, Critten
dere., aStol•is no lengers..and.noToSegain *lll
be, an army. Totally clemoralize, scattered
to the winds, they will i go home or b e captured
iWe wait only for - mirtrovislon
train and themeans of crossing the-river. -
AntitioW' lay- look bride ituperfeat story of
the battle is ended. I fear that I have not
given-in AU things a correct aocoun tot it, but
I have.donemytestto do so. • If I have given
the credit of this, the most decisive victory of
thewar, some. regiments which :properly
belongs.. to others, or have made mistakes in•
my description of- what they all did, I can.
only say to them that if they Wilt but let me
know when - they next have a - light in time Ter
me to bethere, I will tell exactly what they
do, and give them all full justice.
w err tritCati>
It will he a matter of intriiise. to. the whole
nation that (he rebel" should lesie their forti
fied camp on the river to 'attack tie in 'din .
Open The filet is - they ,•knew - that they
ifthei had to-Not -by retroat. - Gen. Boyle'e -
brigade had cut Off theft rirer communication
with Nashville and' Ihreatened their rear.
They knew that General Thoinas• wet •advinc
lag on the Columbistreadi and that his regi
ments had. necessarily, become. scattered.. by
reason of :the:. :. bad..roada. and .high ~, w ater. -
They had found out .thet we hatt taken posses
sion of Iludson't.fford. They believed that:
Sighing:Creek wait° high Castile!): Scheeplff i
[artist could not 'croisti 'and were totally un
aware of the arrival of the two. Tennessee "re-.
gimiints and the 12th Kentucky at 'General-
Thomas' camp. In danger of tieing surrounded •
completely, and,.staived out, they had either
to, etreat ; or do what; (114 Alfi—try,lo..out. us
plitoeineal t They though( that they were Al,
railing but three regiments. They made the
attempt and. were -bitterly .IraltuL.- !They left
onthatield of battle one' hundred and fifty .
ilesilind as many wounded, beildes the many'
whom they Mu:raided In sending • airsybefaire•
the ; pursuit. become too hot _for them. Our
lost wit thirty-tight killed and one hundred
anti :thirty-four wounded. .
11
trunaz,tos ,entote.ra etc!. ■ OltreraNDASt
n rays try s retrains unraveled.
,Wherwit*AjerGeneraltliergell.-eri. !linden?
firothlherrat seen bf Him the Walla torn;
'id leaner him: ' It appear thiCiha did not
get back to his camp, of - r the order of retreat'
was signe.fiby "Col. Commiugai'neting
Adler (loners!, in command .of-Ahe. troops.;',
Did be paten- s,"hat, a kerchief and a muffler,
and so ow, tpA/"." I. think,thst. any_ woman's'
gown.xdsh; Able battle of Cliff.
Creek; Wttlfotti bhnting for.that of-/emy toot,
the fet items& bt Brantford:" • • •
• Thews' , lit i thongs rumor floating through
the coheir"; and In our camps that he wasnat.
off from the main body of hie army, and with
• two regiments is still biding comewbers iretho
woods title lido of the river.„ Nobody can 101 l
'theauOtt,ipoti tut tho forests ark' wfde and
.wil4aboinding Ia ogairiele incid,rindehaoko,
rind there arolitill some 'clatokiins ICftjin 'the
'nattered firms; • •rdon't believe tiny one will
ever be nblecto find the mythicil rebels; but I
hays Kilbt that Os shildren la the Western.
pO,Ol, kbpautii,iriillor.4 long . tims be
aftaid to go. out atone. At. ziskti*: the
woods in daytime, and that the, NW Igo* up
Kith the flaad.idaa . * Liah :they.. nth •ta • 44.14
ysnemirteigelr deigngtgatictrultiO•tewhete
upon the hllle,on,Agettimbirlitta '41.-)nttont
tbewll4 din atnotlinii Creak, wanders a lout`
Major'gilitinAVAths sward ton feet long
vf Lir :4
•
eyes, like balls of fire, and with hipl too
thousand gigantic Tennessee:ins who lire on 1
babied 'and apple-jack, drink Jeff. Davis , l
-health from gourds , full of blood, and sing
.9Dizie" In the tree-tops all night long in the
fall of the moon.
The Allowing "ummary aro taken from the
Lonievil)a Anima/ :
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Coif.. Green Clay, aid to Gee. Seheepff,
reached our city but evening, having left the
_
scene of the late victory on Monday, and
from him we gather some additional partici'-
, tars which give .ns a better insight into the
fight. Prisoners ~ report that Gen.. Geo,
Crittenden hid been appointed to thliCom
mand of the rebel forces-but had not ar
rived iitcamp: Gen. Zollicoffer was killed at .
very !dose quarter; he hid ridden up to, Col.
Fry and tohlhim not to itiotit'at Ms own Men;
when'Col.-Fry :replied that he . Was not doing
on. ; Soonlatterthur. theehoeunter commenced,
which proved fatal, .The regiments engaged
in the fight • the Tenth Indiana; Fourth Katitecky,:Setiond Minnesota,. and' :Ninth
a; portion ; .W,olford's Cayalry,
and two batteries. The Tenth Indiana was
in the' advance, arid Oentested 'the , ground
nobly, bats beiyonet charge being ordered, the
Ninth .01do, adranced.yrith the cold steel and
soon : broke the - tidal ranks,; 'Wien 'panic
flight' ensued, retreating'eolumns being
followed by shells, which 'Aid terrible execu
tion,,and,volltes of musketry were poured. in'
upon them. An •ordef'Was &midi - It the in 4:
'
trefiehments after the final flight, signed by.
Col. Cummings, from which it is evident that
he succeeded to the command after Zollioof-
Ter's fall, and gave the order to disperse.
.'From accounts furnished by , records found
in camp and by prisoners,the rebel force eon.
elided of about ten thousand-infantry,
teen hundred. cavalry, and sixteen pieces of
artillery; two of the latter have not been dila
iovered, and were probably concealed. Zola
coffer was in strong position and his intrench , '
mints could have been defended against thirty-.
thousand men.. It bad winter , quarters of
log huts for fifteen thousand men and every
thing was rerY eurnifortable. So . precipitate
Was the evacuation that trunks were left in
the 'butane if the owners had gone out to a
dress parade; shaving materials were left be- -
Lind, private correspondence, minatnreej
extra clothing, .tc. The rebels seem to have
been well clothed in joansi but they...were
Without overcoats. Their discarded knapsacks
contained two or three days rations. -They
were well supplied with blankets and had
plenty of old army regulation ones, white and
black striped, which Mete unbaled. • •
The rout of the rebels Wall , :llteseed
our men reached elevated positions which par
tially ponimaticied the camp.' Our regiments
were thrown acres, the 'country from White i
Oak Creek to the Cumberland .river, ;while
, col.' Harlan's regiment will advanced some
'distance on the top of a hart° prevent :the'
enemy from occupying it during.. the night.
' Zollicoffer was evidently under the impression
'that Gen. - Thomas hall but two - regiments' With.
him, and that the reserves could not coine up on
account of the swollen. stream. • Ile therefore
left his intrenohment and marched eight miles
in the hope to cut him off. Ile was correct
in a measure, for Gin: Schcapff on. Friday sent
three regiments, the Twelfth Kentucky and
First and Second Tehriessee &Dd . & batteryi' to
Gen: Themis,- bit they did not arrive in-time
to participate, .and' on Sunday - he ,;sent .the
Thirty-First, Thirty-Fiftb.and Thirty-Eight
Ohio from Somerset, and they were obliged
A° °roes Fishing Creek by heancof -au over
stretched cable to.which they clung r advancing ,
hand over hand, Stringing along' the rope;
inch was the swiftness of the entreat and the
-depth of the water=- - , When . -Zollieoffer din
covered-his mistake, his men fought Well, but
they could not resist thelieYonet charge. Our
Men 'hot with- great . preeision ; the 'forest
trees through which the enemy retreated were
riddled with balls.
~ . .
It ie uncertain whether the steamboat Was.
fired by our simile tr:destrojed-by. the rebels.:
The oonflagration:was watched from the hills
by our men while "bombsbunting in air,"
lent rs, terrible' ntelltir tit'the imtne. - The body
"Gellh iollicolfreviurplatiaLlust , testnindee.
a guard . of honor,. awaiting flag of truce
from the rebels ler Its delivery; but his men
are so demorallied and scattered that it-is
hardly possible the requisition will be made,
unless, it. come from' Bowling Green. The re-
Generalltid bit one Wound; the fatal one
in hi.-breast, and his feature!, after he had
been washed, were calm' CoL
Hoskins wow ordered to go a few miles above
Goiters@ and obtain twenty coal' barges, and
it *probable-that with ,then General-Thomas
°reseed 'the river. ' •
.Fort Holt :not to be Evacuated--
Assassins Arrested --Gen. Smith's
Expedition, 'etc,' •
Canto, January 23.—The order for the
ovaciation of Fort Holt his been 'counter:-
manded to-day; so it to thought the flood will
not damage it. •
Volnman with his Company of
cavalry, marched ten miles South-West of
Bird's Point last night, in pursuit of a por
tion of the pioket'muiderore, and eutioeeded
in, capturing three, of them, among whom was
a notorious vagabond, called "Old Keene,:'
who was accessory to the "act perpetrated a
ahorttime sinee..' Gen. Payne had Ahem ar,
rested and . placed in . , the :guard•honse to
await trial.
Dispatches from Gen. Smith have been re;,
eeived,Stating that -he went within twenty
miles of Fort. Henry with his:Comuland;:nnd
got on board one of otir gun-boats, which ran
up within.twamiliaof the fort and fired a feW
shots into its:-.TbaHostreplicd with one shot',
whioh.feH short by a mile. _ Gen.,Sruith gives
it as his °platen - that tine"of 'our gun-boats:
would rase the fort-in a 'short time. -He fur
nishes no additionatparticulars regarding the
taking of Camp Beauregard.
Cal: Tohn 'Logan' has returned to take
command ofitiaregiment. - 1 . . .
The -weather, is moderating. , : Ths river is
still on riie. •
The Reit= ;of FugiOse Slases.-The
President's Posit/Lunen the Quention.
WAsiniotoi, 'Jan. 1862
. .
I am Ai:Mini:Oa bjlhose Wbo were present
at the conversation st the White Route 'be
tween President 7,lncoln, Gen.'lano, and Sen.;
ator Pomeroy, ;to -assure-you regainthat the
idea , which. the. rreildent intended to assert,
anddidasseo, eras dietiactiy . .this :
rehil Stater hat ing, by their o wn
insane stollen, abolished slavery' la all its re
laticins" erith °fix' GoVeniMent 'ay relindisiing
our yiroteertion'ithey can Mike no claim 04 43:
for- firgitiris, and 'that - therefore thw , truited
States cannot rebut:4lmm , elther with 'the
military or civil arm, without enslavini free.
_ .
To this conclission the President sikid,he hail
come after deliberate thought. -
.
Noraor RID aintklioll.s:7lM.--.kletter to
the New York ; Awes, front °snip, near
PertypPotomtio atiri imp
There intoo; ranch truth is the disiottoh
published - in - Abe - Saws; ooneernlng;thetemii,
Ittritr nr.Abe rebels along- the riser ;with our
.imintereignn• nolt ; eat et4y fro4ournay2 come
down-to the,. ?_;in,ek,
.er FC.ltirititS; q, 4 -4aseivelY
cry !mato ber p tumor our countersign ,cif sh••uis r hs
previolis,_but ttguaiut us_ witi what is linnet by
but one 0//kfil'e seam to
A be -the eountrivis, of the ensuing Inglis.. They
doe/oda ofAcitioq, L i tigeanitif roitiidutitersig!s,
headed 'Weep oar ,eutro,diitiaitor Bun and ac-.•
Cfr.l,gin:4 oar.txacticoatit.yomiterkar:cliisture
ctf ar*iiiientsingle
niyht;and,toisheuS
retirstroocoessiwily•to • eltiir
,warkt, itaraw. She Ppi ;the,
must be feudist. witk. our secret in - ankle,
which I:nl'336w:timid- in connection with our
_
.11Frorrterrr Irixe.—TherEymeater General •
hair &aided that Yoluleteore;who-..h0r0, 'served
for a leis period than two years, are-not anti,
.tled to the bounty tuouey. The Italie will ap
ply to'disoharged soldiers; iii4pt 'Where they
were disabled in action. 27 :
. .
,
• This - decision out the Twelfth ind•
Sixteenth Indiana :regiments, , .whO, stere.only.
enlisted: for one:yeer, end were turned brit; b .
All ferionikis of olLcer end priisiee in the
.Wesulm Asperintent,eipitn A4p.pth• of
Fsbrnary
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It
sea that el th. tidoknois.taid,issourt
theltipedition'thnt descend IP!
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7ANY 07 PaIL.kDELPIII 081 a ,, .735 *ad 131
ehennutigneti-nertr,roth.
Stit - iiiiint 15t,.1/100, published
eetreesblp to en .et.of eaukmt4y.-1 efa
ampyi stared: -:—.11,11813X3 00'
Beal Estate, roes val. - MMUS 61) cost. MOM 00
Temporary, less's; ea Aloes Colistenil . . .
Sectuire.,..+.' • -+.•..4+' .. : • roaa on
Stocks, (pmecjttelueiti96ei 74) .- caul: . isms CO
Notes and Bills bra 110
27,9/9
Th.. only profits from piteininzus:which this
Company Eon divide by law are hoe fists' irbkh
have been datetiebted„ , . 7
Insurance made on every deerypifon, of Property,
In town and country, at rate a Weal On •iaterat
Mere their iliorpoeitlon, pedid 4 thkr Yvon,
theYhere paid lower by fire to sue swoon axeseding
Yon,. Million, of &U.., thereby .Cording arldenc•
et the advantages of neuresica; a. *di sathelribill.
tin 4k .podi,op . wish
_prientitesse . all
• - : ;MUM or nut.
Lonerpald dPrirg tb. Year/ 8 0 1 ,tr- -
t.” 1.416.
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Mordecai D.' 14wIs, . Jacob R. Smith. .' ••
Tobias Wagner. ' ,• • ''' . tdwgit' l o.l4.loC-1- .
DP•Id 8. Brown, : ; .. •.'. Gm F—lct '
Samuel - Grata Goino, TWO*.
- - mnantEs DANOEER; /Wildsiu.
EDWARD C. DALE, Etc! rp!Agest.
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i. ".. • .. J. GANDA EN OGYFLN,
tojs' OM Nottbriutan...Wootl 'd.Tbird Cts.
VIRE u§sulaNcE, IfY ,T: Mt.
..u , Awor MUTUAL Int:BANOS, COMPANT.
Off PHILADELPHIA, on BUILDINGS. Malta or
porpottnal, MEHOLIANDISE, .PRBSITURE. &co, In
town crr country. 01:11o. Xo. WalnaLlitintet.
CArrtu., $224,M0 Amos, 004,64)8 9c—itivorm4
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First Idortiptipi 90 'ramrod City, Proper. . ', .-. "..- •''.: • ,
ty, wchnl, double the am0unt...:.".i.....L..111155,009 190 q
Ground rent, Sot clesit.....--.." : -......v........1 iR,96-1 68. , '
Penna. B. B. Co.'s 6 pot. cent._ _Hiltgage . -- 1 • • •
• • Loazti • SBo,ooo;•••coat.:..... ..."..-:.1....... • 27,900 00 -',
City of Phlladelpitin. d per 900 V LOP•••• , .. 90 • 009 0 9
filleghti . ir county4Fer ct. P. 16: R.:lmm 10,000 00,
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lee ed
Huntingdon and . Broad Top Itoluttilti .. • •
:BaHroid s- Company, Mortgage- luart....:::. +l,OOO wi
Pennsylvaniae liallroad, Co. .' shock„.._.... •4,000 00
Sokk'of itellanoillutual 1.080111000 C0.:; .- 24,b50 Oti•
Stock of County. Piro Instmance Co • 1, 0 60 00'
Stook of Delaware M. 9. Insurance Co. -.. 100 On •
Commercial Bank' do --............-.... i. ;• 19,136 91
Mechanics' Dank , do ~......-........ .... .: 2,012 ao' -.
Union 51.• Insurance DO.'s . horip• - • ” • " 160 00...!'.
.111Dailoceivable,kualnem Peper.....-...-4. ;16,297 it - ,7-
Bag, Account., accrued intetmt. eta..._.' '0:21672' '
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Cab on hand and in hands of agents' '. 11,655 IS :,,,;
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pinta-on: .
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Samuel Disphami • ..Z.- Lothropf • ..: ..
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Ifreeletick firown„ ,- Fredit. Lennig,
•.•- •IViiii Similar,' A - ' :'• 'Jakob - 11. - Diniting:: -
C. Stevenson, - 11 8. W_ood,•. -,,,,..., -••- . -
Benj. W . Tingley. " &ant Deraaalq.:"' '
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IAftSTERS "ThISURAN'Og', O).MPA-
T..- 11: • 't 00 'PITTSBURGH. : .... •
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0. za oADON: simsa,v. • ;• • •
Mica; !O.' 92' Watoi atroei, f.tpitig War.-
houtot,llll stake, Pittsburgh.;
will :iteuwo oyatose. aU •kieuie ay.: Piro trod dtforive
Risks. A Home last ;soon. ettoisaYeti 6y Dirictor who
ore bottom; in 'the 'cottioetiatty, and Who' ttriAder ,
we/nal,' piOraprese 'nod LiberottlleAte Wtti 4 o . 4
yhteractor. witch they M. asastmed. a 0,0%.11, the 1.4
; protection to Ihote who derive let toe imosfred
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Stock Atsounta ..... , .
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dlurtgeolim - - , ......,;;-:—.--;»j"-:•--..-it...:. 2 :140 00
Office Furniture.- ..... - ...... ..........—.- -.250 G/
Open. Air-amtt4,:ac..".......4.'.2....,::.-2.. - ;......." - ..7,009 00 :-
Cash , . .........,.....--.—........-...... , - 15,861 99
Premium Natet.....i- .--'. "" ....." ....„.;...-.-...'. .: . -.-„," - 27,699 11 ..
Notes and BOW P*NnuaGid.«;...i....:,.......:17111775 12
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ARTHUR. G. COFFIN. Praldear. -"-
THOM /03 PLATT, ikerdary. -.' ; • '''.. -, ''''- -
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'INSURANCE CO. OF THE:ST A TE
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: .Inatrpryted 170-I—ev4l,
Aeut~ Februor7 1,1868...._ 5413;08 •
lIAIT , EIt; &aviary, . • „
LIARTFORDFIRIG ENSURAIWE CO.
11 RT FORD,
IndorTiorated lAlo—Clipital; MAW. ''
A"st‘4ll'Y l3.ll UN TINGD:Otrae II 44 I3
11/10: G. ALLYN. B*.rd,Ylb'
*a" Innurant o in the above oid
can Le-obtained by not 41cot ton to •
folf;:it;
( 5 1.I.TItEN:SISUltAg,CgCOIEPANY
OF PITTSBI7IMif: :and
Water Donets, etvond floor. • • '•
W 3.1.
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; Insures Steamboats and Oargoe•,., '•;•
losuree naiad lora and damage.in ebeVaviglition
of ' the"Bdtitneiti and • Western Breese,' :./welcaa and
' , Barr* Ind' the navigation Of the Sawa
llamas rdinhnd , los fzd dantaga
Wm. Bailey.
Jac Pork,•Jr.,
w. G. Jobosnme
B. F. Jones • ..
Ilon-T.:111:• Howls, • • -
Barclay. Prentottr - - , •
04xt Bingham,.
PHILADELPHIA FIRE • AND•iLIFE
INEURANCID COMPANY, No. 149 i',Tbestiut et.;
opposite the eons Home. ) • :
Cap. 9 2 10,1 1 rde5etti,9364,018.
Wlll make ell kinds of Inserince i Inbar- PorPettiel
or Limited, on every description of Property or Her
cluirlles, it reasonable rated - or premhint -
ROBERT P. NINO. Prerniiiid.
• - Id.: W. BALDWIN. , via'
F; BLAOKHDRNE, Sernesoy.:, -
011001000.
Cbsn'llyee, Joust LPeta
E. R. Entisb,
ewu. John Claytrn,
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A LLBWIENA, Lbatii. ) 44:l 4 oei I , COM
PANT OF PFTTEEIIREH„
,Orinse, No. NyFirsk
street, Bant'llkai:
lons against di nimbi of Tire eud'Harine Rinks
ISAAC JOICES, Prerkind.' '
JOHN D. McCOBD, AttieUnit.
' D: H. B O O K , Srarciery: '
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Aurinii4 Mel. Picot ArnillitwAgA• •
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• UNITSIN STATIINFAIN ;,••' OINOSTAIIIVAIR;
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WISNIIN STATE PAIR ;lOWA STATINNAIR ;-
_ • IiIiNTOONNISTATH •••• • •
!INNS'S= STAIN ~N. J. hilitylklPAlS
Clittaingoldochonko' Institute ;v. •,•
Louisville Nechauke ingutos; •
*•' • • eitaclunatt No^lio , Ocir
auxamorwr, COUNTY -SASS, FILINDINION•
add ether 'County Fain too'namemon to inentloo.
•-• tar to - tbtperbllc Wit - SELLS &WILSON'S
impitourm diuwlNO 111AGUINL, ,ist" NIDDOND
PIIICES,"wIth increased vanadium, in Its Merits on
IteilitOr and moet Food"' Se‘ l l4ll.imblae:
Downs um. It MIWI4 *CARY welA An too
two
thinset . fabrice, makes the lockmaltcli linpalible to,
tutrwrel, with the ement adrantaont :beim i nk s ,
...tot ri dd,,,nneg•no ridosorcludo on *be moist
.id.
—teennple In construction, coons Speedy famous.
ment, mad more doable
. thon !my other auebtaw -.
give - hdi Inetructimur enable thelot,
-to sew ordinary mow. siltrlA W 12 1 .831 10 PPM. gutter.
bind and , tuck.-41m, o...gfro*"**oo4lo;lPina"
it br
Cfrad.ri. •ccomNoing Lb.ltmnlllnJ, enr Ldla , •:-
Oh. blgLaft riondime, -en& end - tinti„ , sdotnepsi .
beprtillntitgotisou-sipplicitiosiimpernin
in%ii zy Nniiitino'Needins,l4lt, uns,.. r d
ottlrtlk i ,
• • '7" 'I." t . •
8. M. Kier,
'John BhiptoB.'
Jar. 18.-Ikgper,
B. Hartmugh
J. Caldwell. Jr,r. -
Jobtbaries Kim - ,
rig.'lBBrorilf,
4:I
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L.P. Starting
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