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WEDNRSDAT MORNING, JAN. 2A, 1882
The fiernside's Expedition.
turns out that this expedition
fs destined for North Carolina after all. It
his bad a dreadful tidos- of it, and' some
vesselit and valuable cargoes have been •
lost, bit considering the great number of
‘. • veseels, crowded, with troops and - horses,
and deeply loaded, the wonder is that the
loss is.snsniall. At last account; it was
in.comparativil safety, the most of the ves
sels being hi the sound, and by this time
doubtless the smaller Vessels,. and all the
troops and. munitions of_ war, are safe in
side of Hatteras Beach. We may not hear
or any attack upon Newbern, or any other
point, for some, days yet, as it • will take
time re-organise the expedition, when it
'•'• is all safe in the Sound, after its stormy
passage, before it can proceed to accomplish
"its objects. Gen. Boaxstni will lose no
• -time with unnecessary delay; and we have
'confidence that he will succeed in making
good his occupation of such parts of
. the
'Old North State-SS he is sent to take pos
session of.. - -
The Situation on the Upper Potomac.
For some time back Me .newe that has
reach4l - us from the region between Har
per'. : Ferry and Cumbirland, along the
Potoniac and the railroad, on both sides of
the rier,and from that to between Har-
pee! pert - and , Romney, in Virginia, has
been Of sloth a fragmentary and indefinite
tharictok that we have found It impossible
to come at any satisfactory conclusion as to
the'trete situation as respects our own and
the enemy's - forces. We knew that the
Jacasos had appeared in that
region with a considerable force, that Gen.
- Lunut had fallen back from Romney, and
that there had been several skirmishes, and
-'considerable cannonading, and that was
about the extent of oar knowledge. The
following extract of a letter, which we copy
from, the 'New York Herald, contains the
lint extended intelligibleaccount of the late
.. proceedings in that quarter,, and will be
readvvith interest. Let the reader spread
- anigood map before him, and he will have
by the aid of this article, a very good ides
- of the.present situation of affairs in that
• quarter.
We have never been able to see why
Gen.;l3anks has not been permitted to oc
only; Winchester' tong ago, and thus °Sec
- tually have - protected the Baltimore and
'Railroad, and delivered the Eastern
cid of Virginia Valley from secession
the: Virginia
control. Beauregard would thus be threat
" cited in- the rear; and Manassas,. if not
rendered Untenable, could be assailed on
three iskdes\ An army at Winchester, hair
-, - railroad communications with Balti
, 'moxi, could as' easilyfie sippliei as in its
• piesent position. However, Gen. McCxxx
x.s.X who is muter of the armies, is, it is
' .to be presume], also' master 4. the situ
, tion, and has doubtless laid his plans wise
ly, and to Ids judgment we defer, and will
not longer kup our. readers from the letter
below : -
..It is idle to disguise thofact that every
. military movement on the part of the rebel
army--of the Potomac has , been made in
pursuance of a regular • systematic plan.
• it is of the highest imptirtance, therefore,
to asserts* what part of that plan it is in
- purinanee of which General Jackson has
' • Ariten the email force of. Unitktroops
from Path and Romney, shelled the town
•
,of Hancock, destroyed a second time the
, • freshly reconstructed track of the Balti
more-and Ohio . railroad, burned the new
bridges and blown up the new culverts,
carried eff the'new iron, of the rails, and is
now operating somewhere near' Romney.
All this he has done since the beginning of
- the present month. lie has been assigned
to the special service which he is now dis
, charging directly by the rebel government
and, although he is In constant communi
cation with General 13eauregard, and acts
in:Concert with him, yet be is not subject
to his orders. His force has been variously
stated: At, first, when he began to move
from Winchester towards litartinsburg, it
was supposed it might amount to 6,000
men, half starved and illy clad, as the
- rebels are always - represented. After he
hed reached Martinsburg, and was adrano
' lag towards Bath, it was discovered that
• he had 10,000 men; but it was said only
part of theme were regulars, and it was
-only the regulars who were armed. After
, he had shelled Hancock and was marching
• on Romney, it was supposetilhat he might
hive seventeen regiments, or about fifteen
thou/and men. The fact is, he has under
his immediate orders at least twenty thous
and well disciplined and effective troops.
Ms order' were to clear that part of Viz
' ginia -between Harper , . Ferry and the
Western line of Maryland of the presence
. • of - Union troops; to destroy whatever part,
of ' the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad might
hive ' , been' rebuilt, between the South branch
of the Potomac river and Hancock ; and to
prevent the reconstruction of that road at
all hazards. Also to retain possession of
.the country up 03 far as the Potomac river,
• ' fighting whenerer necessary, as long as
the Union forces sent against him were not
superior to his own. In that case he was
ordered to retire towards General Bemire
_ ' gard's lett wing, at, Goose creek,,:but to
make a stand on the right bank of that
'stream, no matter what might be the
- strength Of,; the Union troops. In pursu
-• • s
:'tare of these orders, General Jackson ad
rained from Strasburg to Winchester, and
from Winchester towards Martinsburg. It
was then nearly the Sind of December ; but
the wadi were still good and the weather
mild for the season. Up to that time - the
reconstruction of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad between Cumberland and Han
' cock Was proceeding vigorously, in pursu
ance of the military plans indicated in my
letters of October 16th and 17th.
."At the, time General Jackson began his
inareh - towards - blartinsburg, the Fifth Ind
Fourteenth Connecticut' regiments were at
' Hancock , and 600 cavalry with two pieces
,
• ' - of cannon; at Bath: The telegraph had
-I=4 sent all over the country the comforts,-
. Me assurance that "the route of the Bahl
. • more and Ohio Railroad is completely
guarded, and all is safe." On- the 8d of
January, the Eighty-fourth Pennsylvania
regiment and the Thirty-ninth Illinois reg
.
- iment were sent to Bath; but the whole
Union force was driven from that place on
"the: 4th, after`a sharp "skirmish, in which
the Union troops behaved most gallantly.
The latter retreated across the . Potomac; in
,
' to Maryland; leavingthirty ' prisoners in
the hands of tbe rebels. These prisoners,
after being closely questioned by Gen
eral
• liiekson, were, sent down to. Bich
monk -where they are now. On-the lst of
the Fifth Connecticut regiment '
were. 0 rdered • frein *Hancock to Frederiok
.- • • city,' and the Massachusetts Thirteenth were.
•-• 'ordered'backto Williamsport The retreat
of the little., foroi .of , Union ' troops. troops from
Hancock on the 4th of January
• was conducted *excellent crier, although
Su the face of a vastly sUperiorrebel force,
,
7.5 and reflects the greatest credit on the offi
• "eins in command. The rebels pursued
Hancock, ani on Sunday ,itorning General
....1-tJackson'sent COL Ashby r a cavalry Aver,.
• - boa ihe river withn - fisg
_of triton -He fn
termed the ‘ May or of ihs•town
al Jaokeon intended.tn:Unise.4lo ' Potomac
at that point, and tudeistbi; Union trope
- evacuated Hancock immediately he would
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c ~ ~ _, ...
bOnibriiil the town; and lernnliiii , gin to do
sikine liniur_liftrer co. Ardilitriturned. The
women and children were sent. to a plane ;
of safety, and the cannonading began, and
was kept up with spirit on both sidelf. OM
Afonday, January 0, General Jaikson' - a.;
min began to tear up and carry away the ;
rails of the road, and on the 7th he re
turned to Bath. They then burned and ;
destroyed all the bridges and culverts over
and near the Cacapon river. They took
away enough railroad iron to finish the rail
road between Winchester and Strasburg.
The men who burned the bridge over the
Great Cartapon river were sent
; to do the
same to the bridge over Little Cacapon, fif
teen miles farther Vest; but it is said that
it is only injured and can be repaired.
"Leaving the greater part of his force at
Bath, General Jackson moved upon Rom
ney with 10,000. troops. He arrived at and
entered that place without opposition on
Saturday, January 11. On hearing of his
approach, Gen. Lander evacuated Romney
_on the 10th, and retreated towards Cum
berland. While this retrogade movement
was being made by Gen. Lander, large
bodies of troops were being prepared for his
assistance. On Friday, January 10, the
Governor of Ohio received a telegraphic
dispatch from Washington, informing him
that there was an urgent necessity for more
_troops in Western Virginia, without an
instant's delay. The Governor replied on
Saturday morning that 12,060 Ohio troops,
including a regiment of cavalry, would be
ready to start on Sunday night. But on
Friday night Gen. McClellan had received
a dispatch from Gen. Lander, stating that
he had evacuated Romney. As the addi
tional troops had been wanted for the de
fense of that place, Gen. McClellan tele
graphed back .to the Governor of Ohio on
Saturday an order countermanding the
march of the Ohio troops for the present.
They have since, however, received orders
to march to Cumberland, and are probably
now there. -
."Afterretreating fifteen mileson the road
to Cumberland,. and finding that he was
not pursued, Gen. Lander halted at Patter
son :s creek. One account states that he is
now there, fortified on the south bank of
the Potomac. Another account states that
he subsequently resumed his march, and is
now at Cumberland. At all events, there
are now between Cumberland and Patter
son's creek a large torso of Union troops,
with forty pieces -of ;cannon. The people
of Cumberland expeEt an attack from Gen.
Jackson; but probably that is not the point
at which be will strike. On finding item
ney evacuated, he returned to Bath, where
the greater part of ids force still remains.
Much apprehension exists in those parts of
Pennsylvania near Hancock that he will
invade that State."
The Ohio troops mentioned above are
noi'on their way to Cumberland, several
regiments having crossed the Ohio within
a few days. We Shall probably have ex
citing news from that region soon, if the
roads are not absolutely. impassible. A
still later account than the above ..states
that nothing is known at present of the
movements of the rebel General Jackson
and his fOices, except that he has about
fifteen thousand men, and is in the neigh
borhood of Romney. The design of our
Generals le to bag him and hie whole forth.
This it is said is the reason why he has
beefiAllswed to advance so far - to the west.
The Groans of the Rebels.
Nothing reaches us from the South now
but groanings and gnashing of teeth. The
self-confident, jubilant spirit has given
place to bitter complaininga, repinings and
crimination. The Richmond papers began
these wailing% but they have been taken
up by the Memphis papers, which appear
savage enough to hang Jeff. Daiis, and
thus save honest men the trouble. -The
Memphis Argus, of Jan. 2, osme out with a
bitter article upon "the general administra
tion of the Confederate Government, in
which the painful condition of the Southern
people was vividly depicted. • This drew
out some animadversions of the army offi
cers and officials, and the same paper of
Jan. 6, replies in a scathing- article, from .
which we take the following extracts:
"We hive yet to learn that this Confed
etacy is the private property of Jefferson
Davis, or the joint domain of his Cabinet,
and we find it still harder to comprehend
how either the President or his Cabinet
came to be considered the autocrat dispens
ers of weal and woe to this people, untram
melled by any responsibility to the same.
"We, for one, were and' are far from con
sidering that in voting for the Secession of
Tennessee from the despotism of Lincoln we
were merely , making a choice between two
irresponsible sultans, propped by duplicat
ing divans. We never meant in abandon
ing the Union to abandonwith it the rights
of speech and of the press, and as long as
we can • wag a tongue or wield a pen we
shall do both in the assertion of truth, how
ever palatable or unpalatableto Presidents,
Cabinets, minorities or majorities.
• • • _ • • •
."We • have been:_mide to stand still and
take such cuffs and kicks as the Northerner
chooses to give when he pleased and where
he pleased. We have beard our Generals
blamed for not doing what it appears they
were not permitted to do. The, smothered
report of Beauregard has made the truth
clear enough. We have for months and
months been told that England would do
our fighting forts on the seas. We have
been told every thing, save this. one
thing: that in the cities of the North lie
the keys , of our blockaded ports, and the
peace we seek and peed.
'We. see access' to that peace rendered
more and more distant by the wondrously
accumulating power of the Federal armies
and navy. We 'see the advance that was
easy six months-ago, difficult-to-day, and
likely to be impossible to-morrow. We sea
that from a shoe latchet to a steam engine
we lack every thing, and that the families
of our obedient /soldiers are suffering from
the seeming fabulous prices they have to
pay for every thing of domestic use. We'
look to, the future, and, see nothing but
war, .ask ourselves, ask our readers, ask
our rulers, why all looks darker and darker,
'a, day- follows day; and 'our vast armies
'prepare to rot in their camps, while moth
errand Osiers suffer 'from their absence
'at home? .• • • • •
"One year ereticent suffering is enough;
and as we•never ware, and never intend to
be a psi sheet for Jefferson Davis, or .any
;other statesman or politiiian, in or out of
place or power, we speak the more plainly.
We believe less adulation, rear and hollow,
of owe public: men',"--who"' haVe yet: done
nothing, would have, been attended with
more beneficent results end dare also be-:
lieve that the sooner our 'press ceases - this
slavish adulation, and confusion of the
cause with any set of men, the sooner is
the cause likely to prosper!!
The Memphis . Appeal takes up the • wail
of his brother editor, and exclaims:
"Day follovis day, and in lieu of' being
weakened, wit find the Federal. armies," ; at
an points, being strengthened, alniont every
article of manufacturing and domestic ne—
cessity quadrupled in price, and our money
will soon be exceeding scarce; for lack of
paper`and pasteboard wherewith - to
. "We pay fifteen cents a piece for sperm
candles, and are told we ought to be glad
to get them at - that - -Our'.twelve-month's
soldiers time will soon be Up, and we .
,can
not help asking, as they do themselves,
what have they been permitted or , led :to
do? It is an old wed overkoven truism,
that where two natione , are_tt that
which bus. the least means must find one.
Ceselnitarly and rigid - action ter .it can
lauklittite.bithne, the 44er Inds in
timethe-power to bring • into efficient use
Ede more varied - means • -
"Cabled, Cribbed, confined as we were,
• - -
I=MI!ZMI
intUividintlnitrottittfte, sot heat, cleat ,
eeiy and-itiostitobleritiligivitf: to find*
the !lipid tise of our early ftevolutiontiry
enthusiasm an overmatch for the slower and
less spirited - but more, enduring North.
'Where we islir'relieif ?' Where should
we ask it save in the eamps on wheal late
been lavished our hearts' blood, our hopes,
our wealth, our whole . ; )there 'but upon
the banks of the Potomac? When shall we
see an end of the farce there being enicied
' at our expense? -
Indirectly every mouthful we eat is taxed;
our babies wear taxed caps and shoes, our
boys write on taxed paper, our girls wear
taxed calicoes, ourmen doa taxed business, I
and hopelessly ride in a taxed hearse to a !
taxed grave, and wo, forsooth, are hurting
"the cause' if wedare to turn - from Messrs.
Slasort and Slidell to look at the country
we were born and • bred in, and, having
looked, we arc hurting the cause if we dare
tell what we see."
Poor fellows! We almost find it in our
hearts - to pity you. You have sowed to the
wind, and are reaping the whirlwind. You
fiedirom the imaginary tyrany of Lin
coln to put your necks under a real tyrant
in Jeff. Davis.. Your case . is a sad one,
and it will.daily grow -worse, until you are
subdued by the power of the North, which
is advancing steadily upon you : You will
hardly try rebellion again, during this
generation. Never again, if. the curse of
slavery is removed.
Consolitory to the Rebel Amhasen
The London Times studiouslinsults the
rebel Ambassadors.' •It seems to have
turned all its spleen upon the poor wretches
it was so ready to fight about a few weeks
ago. It says they "are about the most
worthless booty it could, he possible to ex
tract from the Aaeican Lion;'. and it
avers. that "England would have done as
much to rescue two negroes!" Oh, what an
unkind cut. DIAsoN and SLIDELL put on
a par with two of their own negroes I By
this time they doubtless wish themselves
back again in Fart Warren. There they
were of some consequence. Now, the
Times bids them pass on their way and not
trouble England. It says it sincerely
"hopes no Englishman will give these
fellows any thing in the shape of an ova
tion." "They have long been known," it
says, "as blind and habitual haters and re
vilers of England." Cold comfort for
"these fellows," who are put on a par with
"two negroes;' when they arrive in Eng
land, after all their sufferings‘in the Ri
naldo. Verily, Rebellion is a bard road to
travel.
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of the efureutitt Inits;retualuing unpaid • ,
will be put tulle has& of Collectors, wit - "11
DITION OF TEN PEE CENT. for connote° lier
Assembly, 18th January, DMZ.
A. FLOYD;
County Treasurer.
ME 21=71
ALLVAINNY VALLEY. Retrusean Orrice., r
Pittsborgh, January 1311,,180 - 2.
[THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
Stockholders of the Allegheny Valley Railroad
Company will be held at the Wilco of the Company,
renter of Washington and Pike streets, Fifth Ward,
Pittsbargh, en TUESDAY, the 4th dog of Yebrusr7,
1402, at 10 o'clock, a. al. A statement of the affair.
of the Company will be presented and an election
still be held fur President and Board of Managers for
the earning year.
ial3:dtd JAS. ainsos, Secretary.
Jr.Elr ADIFIERTISEMEXTS.
MAUVE INK,
DIARIES TOE 18f ,
Cbrwr of mod- Tiird Elrooto. PUtI.UI,A
mzimmuimm
SHIPPERS OF THE CRUDE ARTICLE
I have altabllshed is CITY OF NEW YORK •
COMMISSION HOUBRabe the a:duel's sole of your
commodiline, sad deo teCiPapply you with CAUSTIC
SODA, SULPHURIC grip, EMPTY BARRELS,
GLUE, BUNGS...he - -
. . . .
lam Fettered to make liberal cash advances n
consignments, and to glee your business prompt — i
Mutton.
A N OItDINANCE Relating to the Dn
a ties of City Controller
' iliscrios I. Be it ardedned and enacted by the May
or, Aldermen and tiitirensof Pittsburgh in Select and
Common Councils maven:tided, and it. is hereby enact
ed by authority of the mate, That so much of an
Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance relating to the
duties of City Cordroller,' • passed December 'V, 18.19,
as requires the report-of said Controller to be made
In the. stated mooting in Janinuy, be and the mom is
berebyrepeoled; and distil shall be his ditty tomato
rub 'evert at the Meted postbag In the mouth of
Jauntily, or at their nettettbsequanfopeclal or stated
mooting thereafter in with year.
Ordained and enacted into a tar in Councils,. this
77th day of January, A. D., DW-.
JA3IES 3icAULEY,
President of Select Council.
Attest: R. Mannar - ,
Clerk a nekr-t
A.. 0. McCANDLas.
Fresickus of annum° Council
Atled: boon
Clerk of Common council
orrice. (11142Ti1L11.4111= LI. S. A.,
fi. )
Pittsbur 3,2
gh, Ps., January 27th, 1.
pROPOSALS FOR TRANS FOR A
i. .TION OF AMP SPOILES.--Sceled Pnmosale
will he reunited at thb office until 12 rm, on the Ith
proshno, km the transportation timing the canard
rear ending neramber 30th, .1862, of all Ordinance
and Army biota, (heavy ordinanesperplece and wh
erefores peroltfounds,) to and from the Allegheny
Arsenal, Ualhoed Depots, Foundries and Whams,
to and near this city. A. 31.0KTOOBillitY,
•-:It • Quartermaster U. S. A.
Onto Ousavraxsarest U. S. A..
Pittsburgh, P. January 271 h, lertY..4
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPOR
TION OF ARMY STORYS.—Seraed ri.poak
trill be received st this office until 12 m., op MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS for tho
TRANSPORTATION BY WATER OF ARMY
STORES from this port to Wheoling,Parkersburg,
Point Pleesont,GaUlpolls, Cincinnati, Lorlaville and
Solar Urals.
Freight to be guarded to the lowest rerponsibis
biddare. Preference to be givsn to boats according
to stage n tester, draught, speed, strength and
to
!nuance registry. A. SIONTGOSIERY,
jaMlat • Quartermaster U. S. A.
Ix T.E b ArTEE. "rim IDEN
MG OF VIRGIN AILLY in the City of Pitts
burgh. Do. 4q Januas7 Term, ISM. •
All persons interested IP lb. above named Improve.
ment, are hereby notified that the Viewers ap•
pointed in the shore came trFJ bold n Public Mooting,
br the hearing of tarries Interested, at the office of b.
W. A A. S. Deli, No. 103 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
ou Thursday, February 6tb, law, at 3 o'clock p. tn.
Runnel Wilcox has been appointed • viewer lu
playa of William Darnhill. Pr. • Jagibter6
DRY G4X,11114 I DRY GOODSI I
AT
J. M. lEUROHFIELD'S.
LARGE STOCK Ai LOW PRICES.
. • ~-.•
DRESS DOODS SELLING CHEAP.
WOOL Di LAPS LESS THAN COST.
SHA ti/1.13 LESS THAN COST.
*CALL AND SEA HlNR:ssi
•
Borth-cut corner a 'fourth std Market Street*.
f rt l i c r lE ,2 lLN IC IN.
.wriTuTl
, ,
The seventy -lixth eensieltinerd 11010011 of this well.
known Inellusilon for instruction intim Statham:mt. ,
icol, Physical tui lfatival Silences, ' 1 . 48 COI:MAIO°
on WEDNESDAlic'.lSebritiry 'l9tli, 1802. A full
cruise In Btlita y , E.Cience noir in progteas. Grad.
etas of the institute fink no dlDlcnltj in obtaining
very desirablwistaltions end Topo
graphical Engineer'. Thu Altana Begieter,, giving
MS particularlo*n to obtained of Prof. Ousauss
Demos, Director. _
ialbi2wdautviT" N. 8. S. "INDIAN. President:
DOLL 44
••• NO. 65FOURTH STILNIT.
Dept4l‘,lnado*ttb tht. Bank boibri
TIE 47 DAT: Or:141BRUAllt
Wtitdiaw Intlirest. from that dais: •
.Ja29:Zid Cies,
un ISTAATION NUTICE:—Let
xx tae of Admfinsti.GoiluPoi ibe estate of Joseph
Lows. Ides& adiy ,Pittolotriborote Oh day,
gout* to tbe , uodonflipwid. . AU Wady; brdebted to
il k iciwti make 'prolutit payment, aod MO;
iialmi will prevent Ownywroperlyanthantietted;
for awitkliont.
DAVID id.LONG
. 1 LOwhwinixtistots..
=WI
f. BONDS,
$lB,O ,00 iNVX$ ,NOT° RTG&GES OB NOWA in
tamping PnEn WOO to P , lE'. ttoolog from
burmoothi to aye yam. run be !II: vnert ' RD;
, 0
WWI .01113Ong
-attYlltr T111)05111 . $ WOli
Titanotii Utah to Young lAOO*,
GoldloiM ' ' •
-Nuiroubort..eaner,- -
;le*, „ , _ * Om stn;at.
tuid Neve
1 4 0- 114 4.doargo *us& tiotove and ogatitby:
RINYER
kat 710 , 11. Mond 10 Wood street.
PHOTOGRAPH A LOMB,
W. S HAVEN,
WILLIAM A. GUY £R,
No.TI Malden Lan., Ne. York
tl •A`6
sa -- •
,irEir .4DrIERTME7I EAVII.`
IT RS I I
FUG,
McCOp.D & CO.,
HENR u. • : Lli & co.
SUCCXS:tiORS TO JAMES O. WATT,
Merchant Tailors,
CORNER PENN AND ST. CLAIR STS
'Would respectful! y Melte the attention of their
Mends and the public generally that they hero put ,
chased the stock at a very low figure, and which they
will make up at a email profit In order to time out
the stock to make room tor a full new stock of Goode
lo the spring. • - jot
cIEALED PHOPObAkti A.KE IN VIT
1,1 ED until the 6th day of Febraary, 1862, for for
nishing FLOUR to the Subaietenee Department of
the U. S. Arley. •,
About twelve thoditund (12,000) barrel. will bo re
quired, of a high grade of Rztra Flour, to he deliver
ed In Washington at the Railroad. Depot, or• at the
mills or warehouse. In Georgetown, some time be
tween the sth and •16th of February, 1462. Rath
barrel of Flour to be inspeeted pat before It is re
ceived.
The Flour must be equal in quality to the samples
to be obtained at the Capitol Bakery .at Washington
City, and the dumb to be head lined.
The customary oath of allegiance will be required
of each contrlctor:
Bide to be directed to Maier A. BECKWITH, C. S.
U. S. A., end endoreed "Proposals." Jar2rAdtd
ALLEGHEN Y COUNT
In the Court of Common Pleas. 11 o. 91,
Dm:ember Tone, 1857. Voluntary Asaignmoot of
James Blakely to Wm. H. Campbell. •
And sow, to wit: Jimuary 18th, 1862, Wm. 1.1:
Campbell, Amlgnee, having filed his final eccoinit,
the Court direct the Prothonotary to glee .nothw of.
the exhibition and filing of hie said account for at
least three weeks In the Pittsburgh Legal': Journal,
and in the Pittsburgh Daily Garotte, setting forth In
such Make that said account Will be allowed by the
Court on the 'AM DAY Oh' FEBRUARY next, ucla
cense vo shown to the contrary.
FROM THE RECORD.
Attest;
HENTLY EATON,
Prothonotary
B FORE : AVINti WILK
PHOTOGRAPH TAKES
USE THE ZAGEHLIA BALM.
This slegluit preparation fenders the akin soft and
Importing to len marble purity.
• For sale by SIMON JOHNSTON, Drunizt,
And Dealer to choice Fondly IWidnee,
Corner Swift:diet/I and Fourth stroeta.
A tull assortammt or Rouge (liquid and dry) Pearl
Powders, Chalk Dally, Robby' Genuine Mein Fun,
P.c.. *trays on hand. dolt
A MERICAN HOUSE, BosTex, is the
largest end beat arranged Hotel In the New
England Stites; in centrally located, and easy of au
am from MI the mama( travel. It contairm ill the
modern Improvements, and every convenience fur the
comfort end 'accommodation of the traveling public.
The sleeping rooms are large end well ventilated;
the imam of rooms are well lammed, and completely
farniehed for temiliesand large traveling partied, ' and
the hones will continue to be kept ma drat class
hotel in every respect.
jaYL:llyd LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
MITE ONLY ARTICLE MAT CAN
be relied on at all times for effectually exter
minating Vermin of all demriptlons Ran, 311. or
Reaches le the PASTE prepared by JOSEPH FLEM
ING. It siva vase to rid the premiees. • In moot
cams one box will be found sufficient.
RAT-PASTE. RAT PASTE.
RAT PASTE. RAT PASTE, •
Prepared by JOSEPH ' , LEM Di°,
Corner of the Diamond and Market streets.
17-1 I
YON ARNSTHAL, IMPORTER AND
.4 Dgu.sa in the moot &Meet brands of GENUINE
HAVANA CIGARS, And ell kinds of SMOKING
AND (MEWING TOBACCO, slaw, FANCY
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, TURES, Ac., go., in gram
variety. UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
N. 13.—The Trade supplied on liberal terms.
myllurly
1111KOWN'6 LAXATIVE TRUCIIE*-
LP A mild, etlialeirtl4 and palatable remedy for
CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS, HABITUAL
COSTIVENESS, BILIOUS AND NEEVOUS
HEADACHE AND THE , VARIOUS
FORMS OF DYSPEPSIA.:
The assist nature bg strengthening and intigora
g the groom of digestion. Tar male by
SIMON JOHNSTON, Dirsnansr;
And dealer In choice Tangly 1111HlicLurx.
ja.27 corner Smithfield and Tomtit sta.
BAIL Y, REL
• -PiACTICAL PLUMBERS,
OAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
1.1.1 FOURTH STRAIT.
•
Spodal attention liftla to the
FITTING UP OF OIL lIKFINERIF.S
aZ2
HA II do CO., . .
r=ll3
commissiow MZRCEIANTS,
lato Walnut Street, I.6lladelptilat
Mt=
FLOUR, GRAIN, PBSDUCE, TOBACC
WINES AND LIQUODS
Claw One errors to tno made on receipt of goods.
CarA blend cask anion wade at eftriguntanatt.
sail:Cmits •
,PI4.XOS.
V NABES PIANOS. -A
chelce lot of the above'
I .y
# ITNRIVALLED rIANOB,
CHARLOTTE BLUME'S NEW PIANO WARE
ROOMS,
No eN fifth street, second door abort, Way.
n29:x
110 lAN 081 Y 1 OSII
- new stock of:the
brated Gold Medal Prenilura PIANO
FORTES, 'nsiunifactured by
_WILLIAM E. A it
GO. They hays been awarditd-thb blithest premium&
for excellence over all compeUtion; and are pronornai•
ad' by Siegmund Milberg, Strakooth, Grata*
Utter, and other diattognished pianists, to be equal
Gnat superior to any In this country.
-ci:tamorrs. BLITAIE
Mannfacturst's inois agent for Pittsbuigth -Nce-43
fUth street, second door above , Wood. Js23-
Q P !NG BOOK.
-
IJThe Cythara, by J. B. Woobbney—per d05...58 50
The Now Leta or Zion by J. Woodbury do " .- 8 '6O
The Affliph, by Dr. Lo;rell50
Tbe Diapason. by George F. Root, ' do- ...Ai , 50-
The tobhath Sall, by George F. Boot, do ...ill 50
Tho Jubilee, by William B. Snulbury, - do 8 60
Tho Christina Minstrel, by Aiken, do ._ 8 , 80
the Sacred Star, by Lei mord Marshall, do
JUVENILE SINGEING BOOKIE • -
The Golden Wreath, 100th edition—lair dons:l.-83 00
Tanis Harp, by J. d. °etas,. • 3 00
The Nightingale, (nen'book) do 00
Sabbath School Boil. • do 1.. 1,40
TheGoldan Chola, tor Sabbath Scieobi, do ... '1 50
'All the above Sir sale in quantities or singly by
' JOHN H. MELLOR; No. 81 Wood et..
a2O hetenien Diamond all and POLITOi it.
nrrioxs oNioNs . l,loo
001000 prisms just recoiled a nd for solo by
, . No. 114 Sewn& street.
ClElirrb' FLOCK' TAL24.116-741 1
%Jr 'fine 11111171"'l =tits ,It. Clair street
Indi4R"bsrp" ' 2.. 1. &a. PHILLIRS.
T IA 'lt ISBEit &1A 'X 13114(1.--An-
J. other' supply of the tlll4rent etiei;Plet receivvikar
Nat 2,6 and 28 St. Chdr st. IJ. h H. PHILLIPS.
I It • ISE It': I it, S
At the Inds Eubbek: Depot 'AI and 2A ' BLcl I,
S • ISITI ti-LLS'N-Fort
P 1864, for sale by'
- KAY Jt CO., '66 Wood stunt.
EW I AK
- prier article Or familii al°, just from smoke
--jaittlerd - • Liberty meet. .;
NSW i,litt(X)NT—ltibouldqrs, '
BideeJed it= =doe boon.
jitlableelwr KNOX PARKXllsoiitiberty it:
NEW.N=REL'ILEASIA;in.
imp cuagnisutiibi OIL as hour
and be We by . Je2lblw KNOX 4 PATLXZI.
?!...r.,r,'liii77 .-, - - 74 , :g ,, ,,, , ,A. , ,„rm7 ,
±, - 7 , .:.---" , -*Ml} . .e.-.',.! - V . s;:: , n , '''*'' , ' , :r. , j.
N.:.'47:-,:;:-..-,"-="::-..-.-".
4A•D TO LET.•';
,• ,
traLET4, 7 ,A iiewfrAin e DwellingEousee.
1 containing 8 rooms, in Linden Grove. nab one
acre aground enclosed, well of water, dc.' Pow*.
dos immediately. W. 0. LESLIE,
• at Oakland Station.•
FURs n
TAESIIIABLE DIVELLW.IS IN BUR-
L, GUS' ROW FOICRENT—No. 126 and 128
Penn meet, I.etwern Pitt street and iLL ruts' alloy.
Pt...stool:l Aprlt. &quire of
S. LATELY, No. loSWood stoma,
or 7AozEs:E'LEDLIE;NO.I.O3 Libert.fetroit.
ja2.9:3t me
rro LET:—For',:rertt from the first of
April, In the silliwa of Turtle. Creek, near . Atte
Tank Creek Station, orrthe.-Peraisylrahla
the following property, its: One BTORE. with
Dwelling attached. This to Un old established stand;
and doing a busineee of thirty thousand dollarsAier
year. Also, o two dory brick, TAVERN STAND:
containing Eighteen /Looms, with etabling, aw••• •
Gorden and several acres of grounitOlaing a nourish
ing M.0.-xi. Also, • stand fora Blacksmith sad Wagou.maker, With Dwellings attached. Also; that
splendid IVAIIM, formerly known we Allan Brown's.
Tu permitte dedring such locations, the' Shore affords
an opportunity rarely met with.
for terms inquire of • D, H. TOOMEY,
jazSald No. 49 Second street, near Market.
• _
1 4 10 - R RENT—A comfortable Dwelling
1 Hume; 8 rooms; a stable and carriage boom; 2
acres hod, welhwt with apple and peach trout, papa
arbor, &e, Will bo leased tot good tenant for a num,
bor of years. Enquire, of WATT & • WILSON,
26$ Liberty street.
•
ALso—A three story Brick• Dwelling on Co[we
erect; 0 rooms, lu good.order. Apply to
jutedlf WAIT L WILSON, 4.88 Liberty et.
HOUSE AND LOTFOR, SALE—Sit:o
steal in the thriving village of idatialleld, lour
wile. from the city. The lot has • front on Main
dna Of bat feat; and extending bock 300 Stet Ryan
alley, Oil which ate erected a two stet: dwelling ,
. fin
ished In good style, with double - porticos, • large
stable and ,nrriage homer' good water, variety_ of
. fruit, choice selection, vegetable. gardeti, to. ' Will
be sold cheap and on easy terms. Apply to
1.3 B. 111.• LAIN d CO.
MO LET—Two Office Reoiat. facing •
Hand street, on the second dour of the new
building, corner of Liberty street, furnished with gal
• and water. I . ,esession given itiunedlatcly, Or on the
tat day of April. For inifinmatiou apply to
JOHN A. RENSHAW,
Pit Corner of liberty and - Hind streets.
)RUG STORE FOR SALE—A line
JJ opportunity is now offered to purcluuso ono-half
ur tho whole of n UHiiG NUMB, in a good
with an increasing bionnesv, fitted up nicely, and
rent very low. For particulars address
Jai & BOX ma, PlTTsßurtou P.O.
taiOtt ISAL.E.:—A very commodious and
comiaiiable residence, in a desirable neighbor
hood, in the 'Third ward, 'Allegheny, 011.1ong end
estop payments, - and Tory low. Inquire of
Et tICIIOIIRS, Ja-,
Attorney at Law„ 139 fourth et.
LINGINE FOR titt 1 . 1 4-4/30ET . EIGHT
.
Alglionss Pow's'', In good order, now driving three .
Poiser Presser in thiSoitlce.. Wilt be wild, cheap for
ossh. Enquire at GAZETTE OFFICE'
JaTidtf Filth street. above Smithfield.
10 LET—That comfortable two story
' Dwelling House, now Occupied by Jndge Wo
nsan, et the corner of Penn and Mirbruy streets,
Pittsburgh. Fur terms enquire ol-
NRVILLE H. CRAIG,
or, A. M. WALLINGFORD.
1 4 10 it RENT—The threw story Brick
Dwelling 90..160 Third iitreet,'COin.r of 161, ..1
Ailey, with modern improvements.' Knqulre of
PARK, kteIIURDY CO.,
14:ti liecohd rimer.
rut) LET—Two story Brick Dwelling
1 Howe, No. al Isabella street, Allegheny, OM
tainthg 8 rooms, bath, &a. gnat= 0 I ,
EdcDUNALD £ AIII3tIcKLES,
all ha. 253 Liberty street. •
•
rpo LE'r—The titoraßoom No. 59 Hand
_IL street, two doors from Liberty, IiOW occupied by
U. Wulf, will be rented from the lit of Avail -next.
A oply to .
)021 Comer of JOHN A. RENSHAW,
Liberty and Hand etreels.
1.410 E. RENT—That Ware,bodne.on Lib
-1: erty itztet, oceoplterot-preoent: by Knox a Mc.
Kee, known so No.'2eA.. Apply to
jiKklwd - ALKKAHDEII KING.
Wit, RENT—a three story Brick Dwell
jog Hooneon Woont street, Derr. Diarket sheet,
b 0.116- rosioosion on the fleet of Aprfl. Applj . to
W4:l%yd ALKXANDEIeI /NIL
rLEIT—The Warehouse ea :Second
treot, ranskinr tbrougf to FiriCatreet, Dow oc
cupied by nitobooof, firocreery a co. Enquire of .
R,Y:If • PARK, McCITRDY &-CO_
nIKFICE6 TO RENT—Two. - . Offices r—
one each ori•Oret and semod 'et.m7.; -Bent . SIM .
each. • Jo WarehOsse No: SO water street.
JIM • ISAIAH DICKEY
nissozuriorrs, C.
4- OTICE.-L-The -co-parteership hereto.
fore existing betonsen the undersigned, under
nine of BAILEY,. BROWN & Ctf., ls this day
dimoived mutual consent. The 1111Z120 of the Arm
trill tie used In settlement of the inseams, by JOUR
BROWN and.WII . 4.I.AM B. BROWN.
' fiNEUEL BAILEY.
, .
JOHN , H. BROWN.
• .-WAL It. BROWN. •
Pittsburgh, January 27,.1882. -
00-PARTNERSHIP.—The
undereign
d will math:me the manufacture of IRON Atrel
IMIEL,at tb•WAYNS IRON AND STEELWORKS
under the tome and style of BROWN a CO.
JOHN H. DROWN.
WM. R.:BROWN: ---
eh, January 'Rib. 1862.-4229.1td
MUNI rAttrithas hi IP heretofore exist-
J. ing under the the firm of WOOD, 'MORRELL &
Oil., will expire_by limitation on the 91st Jarinarj,
11162. WOOD, MORRELL A CO.
• -- -
rint..SITWRIBEES RAVE ENTER
ed into co-partnerahlp,tmder the firm of WOOD,
MORRELL t CO., and will continue the General
111rmantilo laminar at Johnstown, Pa. : •
RICHARD D. 'WOOD,
CHABLIS S.
. JOHN M. - KENNEDY,
'GEORGE TROTTER.
GEORGE L. OLIVER,.
DANIEL J. MORRELL,
EDWARD if,TOWNSEND;
WYATT.W..IIILLER. --
January 24dltdalttaT •
C — PARTNEE.6I:IIP NtYrICE
nudersived have asso - eteted with omi:waives
ti. L. BURNAP, tinder the tame and, style or
KIRKPATRICK, BURNAPATO.,
and hail removediromilielr:lste hhicir of 'Meanest,
No. 72 Third 'treed, to the newly fitted and commo
dious Wirehottee, No. 33 .WOOD. STRUT: where
they will be pleased to meet their,old friends and
monomers, and trust that with their tecreened minim
it; and Funnies for business, "they will be able to
meet the wants and execute the order.' of; all.who
may favor the new Arm witiLi •
joatilind J. O. KIRKPATRICK& CO.
IVCYrICF,,-The.to7partnership hereto
.ll fore existing: Muterake name and style of .8.
DILWORTH d OW; has 'been allotted by mutual
coma, from and after December -31st:. IldL The
basins@ of the late firm will be settled by 'JOHN A.
o,ll)OLlRlora.nontlnues the business at OM - ad'
stand, NO, 144 Water Ale' it.
fIAMORL DILWORTH.
.JOUR .
...:P1 • It, Den. 31,11361:464k1nd,-,..*:. :
1 lISSOLUTION 'ON.CX),PARTNER
-ll - stur.—Tiie arerof - B: & I:•wwrsoitual • co.,
lately engaged fn.the ..Grocery. and Boat.Btrws • bad
nses, was dissolved on.thebth day of. November, 1861,
by the yathdrawil of F. AL . ANDERSON. sad tho
bushier will be closed out by JAIL' WATSON. of the
Ono of B. & J. WATSON. at,theirolSoe,who Ideas
tleibuillein - OF the late Sem .
Pliteliargh..flov.‘Tith,lBBl.—actlA3nad
MOTIUB.--The--eo-pertnerehip hereto
-LI tore - existing botorioeis JOllli
and D. )I.IIABBOTSS;under 'the - moue andatyle of
J. B. OA:WIELD Q 00" Ii disolvedhy
The Madam of the late am 1011 be mottled try 4obn
B. Canfield, who wft continue the , Provision, Pro,
doom sad Comadmdoto balloon, at the old statid, Ho;
.141 ead 143 lust mutat. .101 IN B. czainELD.,
Plthdrorat, Jan. 1.-180.—ja2tt • '
00- AltaklEß-` 4 cindortligA:
ed hea undated witli 6imin hlabannt%cornar
of Merkel and Second lariat& JABLEOB:111 TT; to
take ant' the - Tbelotallten lOU be
coadonalAutdertike asseekad style of JOHN , DUN-
L&P & C)0„ 'at ttet obiktapd.- ;
j443:13rd : JOIIN,D
130.1
TIAIttYTEIOTOGRAPHSrPositstums
',W ,
Peld. eeper, •
O _. PHOTOGRAPHIC- NEGATIVHS PRO
swami; HATIONAI:PORTRAIT GALLERY : .. .
Portrait/ of Generals ikon; McClean), - Andelson,
Vrement,"liallick; Banie, - Butlari Huhter,'•Beginn:
Lard, and ill the leadineinilltarY characters of the
day. Portrait/ of the Pnendent arid ' Vice Plodder t, ,
the member, of the Cabinet, Sumner _Holt, Ifeeiett,
end other prOmthent statesmen. 'Poitralte of Hunt-
Irrlng, Prescott;_' Corepet, 'Bryant, • Sewell,
Holmes., kink ,Browning,f elgoortuty and' other
celebrated sedum: 'Alao,111r: and ',Bre Denims,
the Longfellow Oblldren;Hhe Btalzip, Hip ask
Etuux,Bire. Hinkley, with many other ides phOto- :
graphe,incledlris oirplettoftelebrikel just
-receir4ePAlß Wo. " DAV/ 8, -`
I ad • * 'SO. 91 Woodttreet.
/ TIWOMICO NB 800 •
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,
A'erie' of &initial. Irosayi. , T131 , 741tr Tritelac
Author of .0014 lioLl.'.',*risolcors to Young
"Bitter Boree4,'! 1 vol., 12too.- ARP,'
— Mat POUNTRY AND;TEE CHll73oll,tly _Bar
N. L. Boar.i.D.D.4llel4lllegltdo Coonto. a cent'.
ray nasty 8.. & LIAYLe, in Wood
vir AK • A B • id
TTSCIIOOI. YOB BOYEL—.Tire tart Iniruld
masa of thiallcitookoomumnommallllllDAY, /eh.
3d. normal racancice hating occurred, Mr. W.
auaions for oan nem pupils. Application duo
the Post-Olike mill be promptly' attended to, or Mr
Waal:Lam may. be Woad at. reiddinori, •near •
school room, Fast Common., - . Mhoi.
-t iAR IiSTV .
• - , _wijatmalciaiD OTAZI. •
To — aim TibraTi:iictivarr
Ja2l:l=l JOHN H, sccrum,
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G REAT s"
J. W.BAJiKkR S .
To lima Room ros ENTABGING Tons
The room occupied by goods Wog • MOM i/aPiataa
,NEW 1100AUI.
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'-iDELP' - GOODEL
DRY: COODilv
Na:s9 himiLer
sroar,
capsideratlim tb.n pqais, • ,
GREATER LNDUcEIiOLIN'TS
Thin ever beim 1011 be otfirreci to both
WHOLESALE AND lIHEAiL BOYER&
. .
BUT °AMYX° PRIMA AT 12gc._,„..
sad other thlnie proportioniiettehesp.
W . &,.. 1). flUtiUtl,
ON SATURDAX,
One of the largest asstortmeats of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
OF THE SEASON
Thu above Goods have been Bought
FOR gASI-1,,
AND WILL BE SOLD AT pit
CORNER OF FIFTH AND MARKET. , STREETS
- •
SPECIALITMS,
HOMO'S TELRIIINO STORE,
No. 77 ai ast Streit:.
Our Annual Inventory being nearlyfinbiled and
goods marked down, In aro now Offering OBEATKR
BARGAINS than overt lu solar to mas `room for
our KEW SPRING STOOK:
-EMBROIDERED COLLARS, KETO..MANDKER
CUIETS, SKIRTS, ,CHEMISES; INWANT's
ROBES, WAISTS. AND CAPS, DIMITY
BANDS, HAMDUBG FLOITBDING
. . WORKED TRIMMINGS' orALL
WOOLEN' HOODS. SANWA,: sosBlB, MITTS,
SKATING CAPS, dc., at coat, sad. some leas
than one, to dole-Gm lot. LINEN HAND-
KracalErs; by the dos. from Ho up.
COTTON STOCKINGS SOCET at
bat year'e prima •
•
ENGLISH. GELMAN AND =KNOB PLAIN AHD
OPEN.WOBILED HOSE IN BLEACHED AND
UNBLEACHED. A• kw dome of throe cx•
.tre LISLE nqsz left.
•
HOOP STILT& .Tlof largost dock In UM idtpat tb•
lowest prloor, courts of all kltalq ZEPHYR
WOMED 'AND . SHIPLAND WOOL;
BALMORAL 5K18173, at our unman- '
FANCY .GOODS S AND notion.
trarßoyern Invicedle axis:doe ear stock.
ja..95 - • JOSEPH HORNE,
LiiiME
JOIIRDES AND RETA.1.6,p13
Tanswartas, -
EMBROIDERIES,
MOWERY,
s GLOVES,
.
WOOLEN.OOODB,'-
RIBBON&
BQQ rLoirzas,
CRAVATS,
DBA
BALMORAL and
HOOP MINT% -
' • ZEPHYR and • •
• SHETLAND WOOL,
KNITTING YARNS, &a.
full Ifni of MALL W2LICE3 alwayspu Wald.
_CITY /Jl/0: C9IINTZT. IdERML2iTi,
vul aiwaye'llnd • fnit
. htkettt - ot:fikadm at
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
N4T011, - KAORI7X .t 00.,
E===l
'UTE 1.1 i (XIBSET'3,
:I~i_ , • - MECHANIC OOSSITHr
~YECIL6NIO CORSET%
An sizes -- white iali
ratNoEt conarrs rort ezzx CE2iTS
FRINOH imastra TOR TIM CYNTS.
1109 P SKIM
HOOP SKIRT&
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- - `set Kowa SKI T&
' ' • '• ;11.0..110}1AL SKIRTS.
do_ COLLAILN . • ....-
cLie.vistnt Tan air_
_
• •-= COTTON nonzair.
• •• - • •- - COITONIIOSITAY,
AT LAST 1,44•13
IirOOLIEN GOODS,' -
AT con. uk,cLosz OUT STOCK
- GRILATBMWAIXII..IOICCASH.
I=MMEMI
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. OPBNINO-1742r
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TIBET BAT]; 'DARE PRINTS, ' '
•:z , .--.:: , V , I,V.
'` .. •' . li3; 9,11'5 . 110113i YARD
S. ( L ii
titres sErso wort 0mr41.. ;
-
.WI DIM GOODS
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CLOSING OIMAT•1.4011.11791- •
•
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assas'Besoul asaa.
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