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ESTABLISHED IN. 1786.
coarmaksio.r; ace.
I'OHN-B. CANFIELD, Comas
to IMO AIM VOIWAIMMO 3IMMAMY Ilild 11M01•-
!mlik der In WESTERN RISIERVII. lip
!OTTER, LARD, PORK, BADON..YLOII
POT AND PRAXL 1 AZIIIRN SALMIATU LIN
SEED AND LARD OILS. MOM ~VBZIT sod
'Produce: . senlly, Nos. 14E ASO - 113 .Ifrost street,
«O.
la LPAID.
fIITLP SHEPARD, emixisstox Mica
l.,,h4nuarri sad dealers htiLONN:4III2IIN'AND
PIia3DUOIL No. 249 Liberty atrept, PllbbDtah. Pi.
Choke broroliof Moor forSokioi onit Fondly me
constantly vo hood: roatkobtr o 4 • Mitt peld to
MU. or trar Nertirondhie porton . ecoaily
K AN In) {. PRODUOR AR
Cox Dior ifirsoumrAlslarin FLOUR, BUT
TDB, BROOME, SIKUL L/OW, CHEESE, PORK,
DRIIP SAID, GRUN FRO/TS and "-oduce gel.
Überalauth Waimea toacb , ouvonsitultP , Pt.•
• • street; Pituburgh.
firOti J.. • UNTEii,
communion:NEW:MANl
AIiti — DEALIWIII CROON OILS,
":,.. , "'f' . .,l.: l (i s lL'attritreet and Do
- • InTl. 7 .• ii AY, FOHWARIGNG AID)
Coosuisios Xsaczeits, scar the sale or FLOUR,
GRAIN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, TOGS, •sad
Weston Pirodeme liwordlls; No. eIIITHFIELD
STENS sonar of Find; Pilishurzh,;Pa.
Y'Ojden.sad eousigtuniete solicited. Ja2Shlyd.
JAltteilealerZEik Foawasbuto AND
Adviiiiieu. - itsibecurr, for the sale a FLOUR.
GRAIII,BACON,DARD,BUTTEILSBCDR,DRIRD
rau ET. zed 'Produce ueriandly, No. W. Betted st.;
corpse 43CM:et, Pittsbu . ~„ - B etted
:Awe.
QCHOMAKEK: - A LANG, Comuisstos
Ilwicirmera and wholesale dealers lo °ROUE
MEd, ?LOUD, GRAIN. PBODUCE, te., No. Big
, street.,PlUabargh, Pa. .• wedUly
.A N lill)PLE,aucpeasor J no.
Cow yon. No. Iss•Liborty greet, "Mi..
'ONNEUSI. ?ROOM:4 'ONCONFLY /LED
' COMMISSION MEILCU . ANT: •
Osoolgsno s sls rosPodlun _vliettod. fe26:dly •
WHITE BROTHERS, FORWARDING
AIM Constsstan Illatulairrs and dealers In
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE GENERALLY, N.
196 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, P. my 27; .
AI - • Mt, Commusioglisitotuaer
dealer In CURD& AND MINIM/0 CARITII
OILS. GLASS, IRON, NAILS, tc., Nu. DA Libe y
stmt. . -mhZßdly;
WILLIAM' WILMIIck,..I p. n ..) DAVID IM'CAMOLCW,
l
NULL a - . owera. . Special Paxt,nor,
IiwKANS ;OZ. , ODFFllsi,___sucoestors to
Gaudier; X•atui e. Co.. WII01.1:8A LF. GAO
OYES, ccoper oF Wood and Water streets, I . .lttab.
Ption'a: ' • • • • jy3. y
11,11:"3:' ilrte7ll.lfll...OAXILL TONT.
auVOIGT & CO.osuccessor to L. G.
, LA;•line, PROM:IOg AND COMMISSION MED,
C1L&NT14247 Liberty street, PIO. • • Fa. auS
• JOINS asses.
010.. L UOUSP../Er. CO.; Vlgopitus
.411101111121 itourtsiiox ltsacu'urss,vortisoi
lßssithlitsikt sad Wider streets. Pitts
' sits 01110CtUr MltiCollll=9loll Y zciuwri No.
TIOT Wood strest,Pittsbungh. :
anuwx...-sraL ataxraraids.
✓ :ADP_ ROW ig & gIRKPATRICIES,
LP sass Gaocau and: dealara.lu , FLOUR _AND
. J ; . 111=3, 1faa..191 and 193 Liberty' atrial, Pittsburgh:
'LL & SON,
, stow Itestteatms for the sale of MUDS ANli RE
- RONM➢ CARRON OILS. No: W. and 71) Water street.
,RltYbtgltl4 ilivikacos "id , ' on cgmtgemeeta.
DAVGarsrs
, 4
jO li g nr coiner of Ifaiket
dipet .and dm Diamond, keep constantly .ou
t hanes - `Poll amtnuttent et -DRUGS, lIIRDIGIPMS,
• NRDICLNICORYSTII. PIOLVITRYRY cud all matt,
.. „dm tuctabdng to Itit buboes. _
Phydliatte, prmiAptions emittfutly compounded at
Dimas IN PURE
• 5.7 , 'DRUGS AND 4111ENICALEI, VLSTUMPILY,
PASUP•GUOVIA, DUNNING FLUID, OILS, NAM
- ,114/ ALDICINI.I4 ie., Ae., of ;trial/ P.Ome
lb, whir.lNe rads d Tosser prima: Comer SolDl,-
. feid madlkoarth Arabia, Piitsbargb, Po.' •
:pmeriptione essorolly onortoomloO at. all hour,.
A.. NAIiNESTOCK .Weolm-
L.:2,7:10 - etaide Dtrograrr Manallictunrot WJIITE
.4/4CAD.JAP iirusapx, oorn,er of Wood m
Ira
• . r, Wilocunnu MAL=
Lug DILDWIPAINTS, OILS, VAHNISHIDI AND
'''DY111111111,5;116. - 494 Liberty street,
reaplire wompt.atteatkpl. mhZi
I MUMMA
, 114_1 1 .AUN *. ; REITER, Wawa:aux AND
Exam Da moves,. corner. of liberty and 5L
Oar strop Pituburist,
y;F. . Tf MR; I.IIGGIST,
.140 WOOd - rtreet, corner of , Wood 'Moist 4nd
Tin& alloy. Pittsfough, P.
4TTOR.rEYS.
'rotor G. MeoCONNELL, Arrosr.Nar
iv at LAW. Onus, second story Hune's Law Dew:.
tuu,".Ncr - e3 Diamond street.: • ' • ',-
Will attend to the settlement, securing and coilei>
than ,of claims, bounties, dc., In Washington, District'
• 4,rgbii.hag..: •- ; , . • noteingir_
111110111.
v It T AREPATILICK k, MELLON,.ATTok
; AT .Law, No. 1.15 .Yenteth street. lee {Woes
:Mon Eimtthtleld rittabuggh. Ps. myl7:Ott
, THOMAS ~..EW A TTCIRNST . '42iD
o '43"" Nb. 'l l .sll l V l Xt r il : itteet, comere of eberr;'
,' Pittsburgh, Pa.'
1 8116111 EL VIIIIVIANUN, Astimore
orT l l,r att il ag once ari : .vlt-
171;„ • . 7 NI .4Troititzir ,
II AND
Z* 9° "":l3UlLatfittitelb il iz...d .
"'door ti Bt. Peter's :111nareb.. •m 16 , 1 y
•VELV.I.IIJUAki, ArroirszT Lax.—
iiornoli; ato. 71 Gnat strat o rttlatorg Ps
ticaOYEK, ArrouxEr bAvti
/7:00, US !fourth sired, Leirries Law EstOding,
ritabuo„ro.
. - 1'- PRODUCE.
L l M i rr ritifelirgicol;re:, IL I- XO C CI M Ii
jj Ale VOIMAZDIZO MracuArts, dealers In
, 11011-iitXB l / 1 41(11. oaeux,,:rwun, 11814 DA
„oocv_nuina,' umszto .on - Tors! AND
DrAYVANDI:n; DEEM DB AIN,- DRUID tIiDUIT
mad Prod's°. Bat ,praiuts Xemily Flour .
Tip bpsplL . Agent tor the sae Madllsonig
06. s adollsztod* fatented PCIld Stin . t. Non 110
,
146 Phut litn% betssen_Wocel and Smith-
r :11
WV :Nasairaata oonuataaoa
Entan& is Cif XiCall„ • BUTTZIEV, LARY,
fud4s wood street, -
' " tvatice.itomms razz 11shie
ritoriSlOKS. ar Mar
i , :lltetioUrnoptAmta• „ ./4d// .
I.lllUlt.d.rCE JIGKAM°S.
7 GARDINER COFFIN, Amon , nit,
AID. ItZLIMICX, 4.11.
Mall= Cowman, ortb4eat nornar Wend 04
rnlyd Keen.
PVT r. rJOIStk, Aoincr NORTH Aussit
`,,,..ess,stAttot;Peryhan,l6, ,and Ilartaddin7i
~„„~..
Bib.
Iwo*
-.,Jdats.srAtior CirZENIe
ylc d 0 tr mei•gernfiVAilicst end, Water
__
!In . ‘• • .4
irrarat,rdmet-
52_ 011,7;',,P00D5.
Asa— AYI;;; ;. O.I.7DLUI.
11:6130:briMAJW4koai, ; •
t4sh Nr i a 0"
• I
NakitZgAirMitoX l 4 44 r
.POUION AIM DOMESTIC DDT POODS,
1011V , xx1 outlet, .third kozule shore Dimond
alley,:Plttabragb. ,r 7 a 103lif
t°
11;
Deder.
•;`§
ina r cm inz w it h o
2.l4 leir rAYL l i w A rt i turiad.aurtm ser.,.. i v a iri
wisAIIKNW4 M k- t = o .l4 r d l
qtr"4.
Y IiANS()N•WVE, 4.4.u.5s nt
VISA nsiv tibos, et* or Ow orig.
1 1 ,c1 4 1 Ito" , Pietaburgh•
P717'777 7 "711,71
.14'1. •
- WALE& IN TAW-
IhiaMr_Gocios, 77
' tiberreti..V • "l6_,
• %.
Inrl"llTn7 ,
DRALINS. of Ups
.J Goons, talirrit Me., 78 Mak.* street,
Al , 51A013.344,1)0., paszus to
.. - Tarnwises, - Nontid,)L.
, lalltqlstrmlibrwmagter. t Neu
r.,41 .61 AT:I3A 4 •
SagIVER ft : LAZE"
WIIOLESALZ GROOVUS
COMMISSION MERCIIANU,
.Cotilet load,
7110111. TEIIIIII4.
Lima."
TRIMBLE, WHOLESALB
°zooms iao • Cklitininicei• MILICIILIIIII, dealers
in PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON, MEESE, FUR,
CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON, NAILS, CLASS,
COTTON YARNS, and Pittsburgh manufscturea
PharillYo l 2 Second etrienti Pittabbrgh. • •
DUNCAN WD011•10....J. J1L....C. AlLUCrint.
MoDONALD & ARBUCKLE, WHOLE
11AL1 °ROCKLIN PIIODITCII AND 00X1118111011 Mw
caA575, Jobbers I. N. 0. SUGARS and MOLASSES,
REPINED SIRSKIIS and SYRUPS, FLOUR, BA
CON, EWE, CHEESE, SEEDS, ie., No. 2.5 a Liberty
strret, Pittsburg:R.l f, 5014:17
D. DITDIIII.
111Q1 RYMER BRO'IIiERS successors
_am to Replier kAisdersoil, • Whige i sslo &dere In
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICES, CON
FECTIONERY, SUGARS, FIRE_WORKS, Ito., Nos.
128 and 128 Wood street, above Fifth, pittsbargb,
Penn's. .
EOM 11101.10081.... ....111•111111[1, R. 11.0111110 M.
1:1? ROBISON & GO:, WHOLESALE Glso
.l..lDe ow, Ooxingstos ligitencurrs deslen in
all kinds of -PRADVIBIONS; PRODUCE, and Pitts
burgh manufectuns, No. 1155 Liberty street, Pitts
burgh. • my?.
JONES, WHOLESALE DEALER
VI to GROCERIES, EIANILLA ROPE, OAKUM,
OILS, PITCH and Pittsburgh manutocturod attic*,
No. 141 Watarotreet, abut . . tho MouoUgsholiprtago,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
ILOOKILT S. 3111.MM1.
ROBERT DAI:ZELL dr., CO., W itou
-I.IIIIIALIi GILD;CM.A.I6I6.IIIIIIOX ass V.IIIVARDING
idsnusinnrS, and dealers in PRODUCE arid Pitts
burgh inauufactures, Pittsburgh.
MU IMMO.
rA3IBEItT dc . Bll[lPTOl, WHOUVIALE
LI Gamuts, Psovoce Dcainu and COMIIIMION
Slz - thntraat,. fittabargb, Pa.
`nolatly
JONLNwart ....... ...... JOHN WILSON.
WATT & WILSON, Wnocsasix Oleo-
COY, COMMISSION MIACHLWIS L and dealers in
Prudocestsi Pittsburgh nianufscuuss, No. 150 Lib
arty Street, 'PlitSburgh. td.,
ISAIAH •I/KKILY. & W , W uoucasui
A. Gamuts, Couttirston llnnonators, and &Worn in
VICODUITC•No. ton Water' otrrot, and 65 Front litroot,
Pinot,
aro. V. ... mulkarru.
-r S. DILWORTIIdo Weoumg.e.
. Gummi; Nos. 130 and I Second amt. asr
&maid:WM Pitisbugh. col
JOHN FLOYD tICILIOLD rwro...-.WILLIeIe ROY°.
JOILN, FLOYD& 00., WH LE OLNSA Glib
cum AXD Coma/mos Neacusties, Ns. 112 Word
arid 2.13 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Jel6
WILLIAM BAUALEY, WEIOLESAILW
Osoosz, N. lY and 'Ai Wood street, Pitts
burgh, Ps. itr24.3ltf
is. a stadium - roan ussiraild. Ji. r. 111•27.
ACKINTOSH, 'iIEMPIIILL nit CO:,
'JAL chrner.Piteraid GlBilWatqwts, near tha City
Wafer 'Wham, Plthiburgh, 'Pa Manufacturers of
MACKINTOSH AND HEMPAILL'S IMPROVED
PATENT OSCILLATING. STEAM ENtILNES AND
SLIDE VALVES, of all alms and bon otylo.
Having put up-swahinery of large capacity and of
the but quality, we are prepared to de hear, Job
bing, and solicit work in this lino, trading that br
ywomptuene, and the character of our work, to merit
public patronage.
We invite Bimetal attention to our BALANCED
VALVE OSCILLATING ENGINES, as combining
advantages heretofore unatudued in this class of
Engines. ja%iilyd
1x71 1 . 1,1 AM BARNIIILL A: CO., N0..61
11 Penn street, below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET IRON
WORKERS; Manufacturers of BARNHILL'S PAT
ENT BOILER, LOCOMOTIVE, YLUED and CYL
INDER. BOILERS. CHIMNEYS, BRETCHEN,
drIRILBED, STEw la PIPES, CONDENSERS, SALT
PANS, SUGAR. PANS, IRON YAWLS, LIVE
BOATS, etc., etc. Aliw, BLACKSMITH'S WORK,
BRIDGE and VIADUOT IRONS, done at the short
est notice. MI orders Irons S dhltanoa Promptly at:
tended to. rt./
THomAs MOORS, Ilea-uvectuusa. or'
AND /hums to Aix gnus or COPPER-DIS
TILLED PURE EYE WHISKY sod YAMILY
VINEGAR, Nab 189,191,193 and 193 Pint street.,
bettieettfrimithtiejd sud Grunt streets, Pittsburgh. .
PPS' . itilli*r*.rk" prim
paid-for RYE.
W Yawl 011 and all Idtter . poisonous Ingredients
carefully extracted, 14 _a process new and naprurraL
JOSEPH F. HAMILTON & CO.,
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY
kr, Ae. myMetf
Fli. OLIP 11 A N T, successor
. or P. H. 011phaut,'Stgaub,cturer of I.IOT
PILMSED NUTS AND WASHERS, CHARCOAL
HORSY-SHOE IRON and NAIL SUDS, BOILER
IRON "sad RIVETS. ' " '
FAIRCHANCE IRON WORKS, layette Co., Ps.
; 3y3lOyd Warehouse, 13 Wood st., Pittsburgh.
eItiII.ERANCN, No. 50 WATER. ST.,
ID: alkalifoor Donut in vrni,
W ILOUGHT SPIKE!!, oormoN AND ILA ILUOAD,
of =r k' srsed v 211480 SPIEIS awl 'RI V
LTA, large or irmall.utsaWlit °Pier at short optics.
•guild woortmont mostaatly oo bawl. mr)rxs
SHIRT MANUNACTORY.—Idutars J.
N. AUL, No. 22 St. Clair street, snake to or.
6ers b . ; *AL ISHISTS,tIb I LLARS, 6c., Oil abort no.
Dee: AI6S , Cdisnintly 00" bazid Ilia :wort ,
went of SHIRTS AND COLLARS, made la tbsi beat,
toost - fasidonabla and desirable wanner. Datilly.
ELLS,. 'Elll LE .16 CU. , No.. 215
Most, street, oppcolts Stith Pittsburgh,
gegupfacturgroof LASHES it NDTSPllTtitt
'Wind sreardeistitptioa of LEATH ilk BlitAillaD
I!;5=EM2=
J. A. 2. r5.rf0rri........ 2. CAIIIIIALL.
ICOELSI OR GLAS.4 I WORKS.-
Jai WOLFE, PLUNKtTT I CO., 0 Lass MAIILITAC
TOREN& WATtlbotl" No. 12-Wood PirOet, COTOOT
of Nfrst, ?Nob • • ,
Cfir ill COAE- A . itßianTax
PA., Manufacturer of BUCKETS, TUBS, ZIN •
INATIBOMUSe FP= 119. E ES awl Latta& •
rrEETH EXTRACTED wallow'.
,PAIN. , BY. THE USE 01 . AN APPARATUS
'WHEREBY NO DRUGS oa.GAIANIOBATT.EIIT
•
ARE USED. _
. .
.Cold !tee th es fa the time when the epperstuit nen
'i
need td Italteet skiventaite:''' ' '
gentlemen And their families hate 144
their too extracted by rigPr sod are ready to
tiestifi'airtti the eighty and inde =
eve eV tee opera:
tion—whatever be. Wee meld by interested lu
atoning the contrary, haring no knowledge of nay
sareRTIFICIAL TYYTH hurried Itk every atyla
. r h ounar. Dawriss, 134 Sndtbdad a‘.
'
TOSEP COmielly* :
V Sundlig, cornier of Diamond and Grant ottnoti,
" ' • ."
rouodt; l Dr - Hillock,
Theodor Bobbins, ansooll Ymtt. my3:dl7
REAL" EST:ATE
,t!goze
I rmaar.NotinosininiokirtaAscs. endiltea .
caritas tor mossy.
Penman can procum LOANS through 'en agemey,
on reasonable tow, .11
Main winning - to luMt their money to good ad—
vantage.
can always Sad And and second claw paper
atmytelann for was. . • _
All olvariniublhitittidlizad Interviews 'Wetly coma,
dent W. Oaks. Oren! street, omens St. Raps
C•t imdr&• - ;•
lEEM
JAMES M. i iiii i i i ii
ChefDo Bariberpr,prepires =own DRAW
INGS AND SPNULTIOATIONS for all Wade of
entlieoperititende their erection ott ream*.
AbUrti.•• • _ • i•
I , • ate, between Lositock and
DoWlostiteireontr Qty. ,
ergalia,W l / 4 ',E.MBWRGEII, Amu
xi rim C 6 ' IBON 'BANK SL rum
street. Tandabli PLANS,AND BPLOIIIIO ?IONS :
EttUntgeig 4011,7**OPO9a;"0*
on moderate menu. • it S. AY
efILARLOTTE BLUME MA:mpg-tow
N...; I' Aro Dmu Pi/LISP-FORTES, arid Ma,
gnm t
blicabd
iffrta4llll,: Moo 11:arri;
DAVIS-WCILIISOIITIMPIAIIOB. wttb
not Atotruhattwaistatt.."XWitilltlith *bait; taw"
TO/IN IL MELL(4thimaut.
A_ND COMMERC
GROCERS.
Noe. 27 end 29 Sedtidleld Street,
PtTTSBiIIiGH, PA
.Idfdi.rUF.ICTURERS.
!!EMM==
Corner of !Int and Liberty etnets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.,
DlaN'TlSTler.
.driilezir.er*T,u!it t ,tpi.4
eau' lAYkos„
. 4 1 1=16,1
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PITT
PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY - MORNING, FEBRUARY 13,:, 1862'.
Pirdcrtis.
$22 • PIANOS. • 1225.
tr—One beautiful Black Walnut 6).4 octane
CHICKERING PIANO,
full lion Frame: Row Bcalo,.redueed .from V 27,5 to•
1225.Junt received and for nolo by
teB JOHN H. MELLOR, 81 Wood stro;l.-
s2so—Two elegant Baeevr PIANOS.
ood Of, octatv.
PIANOS,
OKICHERING, with full Iron Frame Nur Scale, re
duced, from 3:.190 to 1250, jug received and lbr Bale by
lea JOAN IL )11CLL0R, 31 Wood street.
Tr .NAtiE r B PIANOS. —A
emu, lot ante above
UNRIVALLED PIANO, • ,
CHARLOTTE BLITHE'S NEW PIANO WARE
ROOMS,
No. .43 FUth stmt, okottd door &Wye Woop.
stOnt
p lAN OSI PIANOSH—
,Butendd new: mock of, the, ee '"'
brited Gold i Medal Premium praxo ls. •
TORTES, manufactured by WILLI - Alf
d • '
They have teed the Mulled premiums
for 'excellence over all CoMpetlttlni;andarer pronomn
od by Siegmund Thalberg, 13trukoach, Gustav
Satter. and other dletlngotshed plantate;ixi be equal
If not s u perior to any In thte country.
WIATILOTTS BLUME,
Mouutacturees solo neut. fur Pittoborgh, No. 43
Flab itroct, .or-odd door above Wood. .1.23
Ql, tilNli 1.300KK
I,7The Cythare, by J. b. Woobbnry—per dos:-$8 50
The New Lute of Lion, 'by J. Woodbury do ... 850
The Aseph, by Dr. Lowell Ilosou, do ... 8 50
The Dieptuson,ly George F. Reel, dh ..; 8 50
The Sabbath Bell. by George V. Root, do ... 8 10
Tho Jubilee, by William B. Bradbury, do -. 8 10
The Christian Minstrel, by Aiken, do ... 850
The Sacred Star, by Leonard Marshall, 'do -. 8 . 50
Jlii KNILit SINGING BOORS.
Tho Golden Wreath, 100th edltkin—per dorm-43 00
Turas Harp, by J. A. Getze, do ..„ 3 00
The Nighttngule_, (new hook) do ~. 8 00
Sallbeth School Belt, do -. I Itit
,The Golden Chain, for Sabbath Schools, do 160
All the above tarsals in itriatilltive or einglifry
JOEIN D. MEL.1:011, No. 81 Wood td.,
betwool Dlinaoud alley and Fourth a.
.rerr ..BOOK.S.
CURD 1110T00ELP118, Putnam)
niallinir,
111.0111 PHOTOGRAPHIC tiIiMATITICS FROM
- 1111ADVS NATIONAL POILTILLITAIALLEBY;
Portraits of Generals Scott, McClellan, Anderwin,
I , romont, Hansen, Banks,.Butler, Hooter, Bloom
gard, and all the loading military characters of the
doy, Portralte of tho President and Vim President,
the members of the Cabinet, Boomer, Bolt, iireaolt,
and other prominent statesmen. Portraits of B
boldt, Ining, Prescott,' Cooper, Bryant,, Sew 11,
Holmes, We. Broncdng, higmsmey an' ;other
;celebrated atitbOrt. Also, Mr. and • lire. Douglas,
the Longfellow Children, Miss Riehingt, Mho (lush-
Motley, with many other popular photo
.graphs, Including copies of celebrated puintlngs, Jett
received and for W. by • IL. A. DAY I.*
No. 93 Wood street.
rl►atoaua 100_1 . ) . .
LE..9SONS IN LIVE.
A nerin of Walk. mays, by Tourrur Trrcongs,
nutlikor of "Gold Foil,""'Letter b• Young Penni',"
"Blitor 8ur0et,....1 12mo. Rl. OO .
OUR COUNTRY AND TAR CU.URCU, bj Roy
I.l', L. Riot, D. D., 1 vol.,4leilblo Covers. an cents.
for No by R. 8.. DAVIS, 93 Wood lOW .
ril OTh "MO US S W 'ELKS.
Titeouttei Letters to Vomit Teeple,
Goad 1011,
011bert't Career,
"Corson to Life.
.VISCIELL.I.NEOUS CeI4RDS.
A. CALDWELL... GEE.WTY.i ..-
0± 2 DIVELC& BRO., BOAT FJRNISO
ADD vs.ticas is MANILLA, HEMP AND
COTTON INSILLIAUIL OAKUM, TAR, PITCU, NtiB,
L' AND OILS, TARPAULINS, DUCK,„LIORT
AND HEAVY DRILLINGS, sc., No. as Water aud
- 7a front stmt.. Pltbobargit.
WW. YOUNti, successor to Cart-
wright Young, No. WI Wood atneet, (earner
of Diamood alley, dealer lu rll knob of CUTLERY,
RAZORS, RIFLES, REVOLVERS, KNIT , i, SCIS
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THURSDAY] MORNING, FEB. 13, 1862
The GI% Naval,,Vietory on the
Tennessee River.
A FULL DESCRIPTION OF. THE BATTLE
dc.
It almost seems like a romance to be read
ing of Navel Battles on a river a thousand.
miles from the ocean, in:thii,heatt a"gteat
country, seatlnely yet ^reclaimed from itawil
dernees state. The battle ontbe_Teintiesstie
was one of the most brilliant affairs of the
age, and shows that on ihe rivers, as well as
the seas, Americaniniincible.
Ne cannot ,deny our readers a fall descrip
tion of. this, glorious affair, which will be read
with unalloyed delight by. 'generations to
come.. ;
•
A DK4CRIPTION 09 1 , 04 1004/T
Fort Henry stands in an admirable post-'
fion—one strong .by nature Sind improved by
the selenlifie 'skill of engineers taught- it
West Point; at the expense, of the. Govern
ment of the 'United States. "0 you' steam dp
the river .yen :come 'to a narrow, and
densely - weeded island--Panther Island.
Just beyond is Panther Creek, . coming in
from the DLit. `..l.lere the river makes a bend.
to the west, and in the carve is nearly thane
fourths of a mile wide. From the bend to the
head of the 'island is a mile and a quarter.
Just above the
.bond there is another eredk,
which opens intoa.pond or bayonets the oast
ern side.. Thit land between these creeks
was seleetedforthe defence of the river. Tire
angles and facia - of the: fort .werp.constructed
so that the larger portions of the gni§ eirold
be brought tp bear upon the entire distance to
the island, and also down its eastern side,
which is the.mniu channel. -- The western side
is impassable a; tow water, but the rebels
taking into !Occottmhthe. possibility of an at
tach at high water,"bad planted seruml tor
pedoes in the channel—a poor expedient, for
Commodore . ' Faotti knew they were there, and
not only that, but the exact locality in which
they were placed. lie sent out . his email
boats and fished up five, four of which were
found to beep damp that the powder would
have bad to be dried before exploding.
The fort was strong on both flanks, by
means of the *lke and the pond. - The
creeks extended along the main land and left
but a nar'rew ridge of land in the rear. This
was covered' by a dense forest, and here the
rebels bare need their axes to some advan
tage; the trees werci felled and strong abbati
conetructed4 The fort itself hi of strung em
bankments,with a ditch outride surrounding
it., It contains tilniut four acres. Outeidd of
this there is an inSix.pched eamp—anembsik
went and Stockade containing .about thirty-•
five acres. ' .
At Pine Bluff landing is a ferry six miles
below the fret. The road from the ferry roue,
along the bank under the bluff fora short Ms
tanciy4then runs inland, crosses Panther creek
and joins t„he road 'leading to Dover, which
crosses at the bead of the pond.
Right opposite the pond, on the west Mao
of the river, there is a high bluff, which com
mands the fort and encampment. On this
bluff the rebels had erected a work, called a
redan in unlitary works; but they had not
erected guns within it. The front face of the.
fort was not more than twelve or fifteen, foot
above the armlets of the river at high water.
The rebels had tented barracks in their en
,
cauipment,uria every preparation was mat:to
a
Make n effective, Iletertnitled, victorious! nd
—to hold the place against us by water; and
by land. It was confidently expected that the
fort would knock big boles into the gunt:oatt
andseudy.hem to theinittote,fong before they
could pass the fort ; and if the place coati ise
held against the boats, there was no danger
of our opening their highways by a mere land
attack. Dist, as has beau seen, they counted
their chickens before they were hatched. With
this view of the locality, we may proceed to
the narratiVe of events.
THE CIP!:DITIOS. I
The expedition steamed op the Ohio, enter
ed the Tentiessee at night, sad in the moridrig
the' tree - pal found' themselves at Pine idol'
Landing. 'They landed .on.the east side p.:
was eompoiail of the loth Illinois - , Col. inea;
D. Morgan; 48th Illinois, Cal : M. K. L . lory
:Nth tiny*, Colt N. li. Berard; 29th 1111noisi
C01..1. 8. Reardon ; 30th Illinois; Col. p. IL
'Paulo; 31st Illinois, Col: John A. - Logan.;
4th Ildnoili Cavalry, Col. Dickey ; Stuart's,
Carmichsere snd Nolan's cavalry compitnles,
and SchWartes and Dunran'e batteries.
These werecouircandmi by lien. McClelland. •
The troops being landed,. the iteameri; im
mediately disappeared down the river; to bring
r
up' lien. Smith's Division, consisting o the
9th Illinoiii, Cql. A. Amoy ; ; 12th lit riots, -
Col: 'Jan Mil Arthur; 40thillitioiii - 001. S; G.
Rieke';' 41st Illinois, Out. 8.,U. Pugh CI 11th
'lndiana Col. Lew: Wallace;93d. In iina, -
Cu!. W. 14 Sanderson ; Bth MissourL , COL M.
L. Smith p napkin's, IVillard's, and Iluell's
batteries; Illinois Cavalry. Thiehean'n Car.,
a i ry , and
.1 . ;.. 0 companies 9 f the 4th Cavalry of
regulars. :
In addition, was a pertiOn'of Gen. Paiati'it
command-;-the 7th Illinois, Col. John Cook';.
28th Illlincia, Col. A. K...Johison t, llth lilt ,
note, Col. W_ IL L. Wallace ; 20th Illinois,
•Col. C. C. -Marsh ; 22nd Illinois,.Col. Dprigh
arty ; , the 7115. cavalry,. and Taylor); . and
ilaughteling's batteries. • ' I ..
A 'portionotthaSe troops - Game from Smith
land. Prbbahly our list is imperfect, rill it.is
0120 of the hardest things in the world to keep
correctly Posted upon the compositionlof an
,army, esppcilly when they ern drawn from
different, points. . . ; ' •
The Whole hate' numbe red' about. in'enty
thousand.'. • ' .
t • 111.1CONKILISANCE.. , • . , .
While quo steamers wont down Ulu river',
Oini. Grant- antretaff, on the St. Logic and '
&sea; prOcceded op the river upon it recoil.
noissUneej "They wont Within a mile and a
fort, half of the and thioir. sereial .hen s Into
the intrenstmeitte, whlch;Lallelted a- ply,-.
just what was. teated—from a 24• pia no rifled
gun r which wrus. admirably. aimed, setae a
shot through one corner of -the top w rke of
the Essea—the cabin which Criplai Por
ter had ao4isirueted outside 'O m
a Emu, )merely
for the convenience of himself and officers, and
which ; as' ; be inforMed Ma a few' days since,.
v1' 0 , 6 21,0044 weal& be Moral tit:thunder if
the.Y.Wellt IntoAPitiit." - ' I
Alleanybile,,also a land recontioissatice - Waa
iambs on the east side, and the rebel pickets.:
encountered. A foil dicta were flied Td the
pickets. driven in by OUT cavalry: 0 o man
was killed and ono wounded on out si or - -'•
• - rt,as -or •TTACE
-' Tba' rib emonting .
the'!ermi; frine.Pedeeib,
i
and Bildt land arrived and went landed on the
west sideliner Pine Sluff, to operate Ugalast
the »dim. . During the2night;,ltowever, there
was a seven) thunder storm.: and hosvy, r op, ,
i irtielcreadejtc angllqng . ..,but. comfortable Alf,
OliFiiiiOns,tint irdiek inndo ttioirOnnd tapo.t.
Impassable. 'lt alao raised thiiriter to &fina l '
usual height, flooding ttll the IOW!. roads, filling
the fir PA With ,ffriftiffidantiraising;the creeks,
ishiali„whili itMide tfietortiArirrirri litrOnger
.agaLusi An , ititifdt.: V, 4 114 ; 44 4 16 C commo
dore Foote: to peals stp.thezilutliOw;ilde of the
Island arfd.beep otit of range of the riled gene.
till, itg'irer iddrekb - 00 open,j
1 t praltalif-wa+ for-the fleet. to open
I •f t tit • t Ord!! creefisOk.: , Aied;llilient was
. ' ,Aiilrlf itiiO4 Par PE: i t , trt #4 - get ; lu rear, of
4 1 10: 0 11 01 . '.
Wit 0 : .00tWjitt'ittitiinff with
, Domir:eittutotiiril'Oliksiinitid4e Gen
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eng that, open precisely at-that
how.: no Asti expreised . his •feats that the
troops !Would be behind on-account of the bad
I
roadi,' and added,. "Denial, I shall:have the
Fort in my possession •before you ;get -into
.jour position.",:Thathitieral told him, to go
ahead. Ile started the columns, Den. MeCler
nand's up the eastern bank, and Gen. Smith's
up the western, himself remaining at the land
ing to direct operations from that point. The
forces of the enemy wore ;variouslyestimated I
froth
eight to twelve thoneand. A `smell por
tion
of their force was at the redan-.4he lar
gest number being on theeasternr side; but not
all within the fort. Several regiments, wore
posted on the road leading to Dover.
COMMODORE FOOTS'S'', REPARATION
At ten and a half o'clock, Thursday fore
noon, Commodore - Petite gave the signal from
his flag-ship to get under way. Ile had pre-
viously given his instructions to' the airmen!
and men. no-detormined to , fightordy with
his bow guns, and to come to close quarters.
Re believed that the gunboats would stand it
quite as long at the earthworks. His inten
tions were to keep slow steam ' to take delib
erate aim, to fire slow, and to keep cool ! Ile
told his men that, one shot that was deliber
ately aimed was more effectual than two
badly aimed. Ile did not want them to waste
ammunition, hut . te drop every shot where' it
Would tell •;' for by firing slow they would not
.heat the guns, and by keeping cool they would
have perfect confidence till. the rebel flag
should give place to the Stars, and Stripes..
ILI told them that he intended to take the fort.
or go to. the bottom , ,
The gunboats .were °as follows:.
Cincinnati,,(flag ship, Capt. R. L SteMbel,
13 ; guns.
St. Loils o lientenant Leonard Paulding, 13,
guns.,'
'Carondifiet, Comunindeillenry Walker,' Ifi
r: .• •
giros: -
ssei, Commander IL . D.; Porter,'
Conestoga, 'dent.. Phelps, ?Inns...,
Losington,Lieut. J. W. Sbort,,7 guns.
• Taylor, Lieut. W. Cleritta-ge44-_• -
~
The , Cieelnnatl, St. Lords. and tlarondelet
arexiewhimti, iron filated at the hews With
two, and one-half ino ai else are the
sides aftbeyond the . ,wheel-house, and upon
the'dcielcs frith halfineh boiler 'plates.' 'the
t'ssix was 'an old ferry boat, transformed.
The boilord were much exposed, ' but proteeteit
by oak, stanchions. A :aw days since, in com
pany with other gentlemen of the pen,lrnatie
a.visit to the lissex, and easually..reznarked .
-to-Capt. Porter that his, boiler* were exposed
.to 3 any shot which might enure in At. tho . porls.
He admitted it, and wished, that he bad iron
plating withing protect them., The Lex
ington, Conestogn and Tailtilare'sidlf wheel
steamers-riverboats 'formerly, but altered'
for service at fast gunboats. " They are.
iron plated. .
Coniniddore're'ote arranged the teat in two
divisions, the font fleetest hosts in front, and
the other three itt , the.telir... As: Soon as the
four were setfioiently..advancett.,the„three
were to take posittonaLthe hea,dofthe,
and, by,elevating their. gene, throw, 'guilts
into the enca m pment, over the binits in ad ,
ranee. They proceeded' ia the forfeiting
order :
laltwnd. , ,„,
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4.s.thermaniaint,tbe dawns .bave not many
of them seen one of the iron plated gunboats,
tho following disport' srill convey an i4eii of
the internal arrangomento
[Bow guns.]
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Pr,P11.4 Bonne.
11-:-Ilitilere.
IFII =-163gincs.
It will bo observed that there are three 'gum
at the hew: Those are two'ten-inch Dahl
grons4trul one-rifled sixty-four, although the
armaments vary in 'the different boats. AA
Commodore Foote designed to fight
.hie how guns, he would king but twelve !guns
to beer, ,exchtsive of tho,shots which eight
be thrown from the cOheStige,, Lexington and
lailor;_from their positions at long;ran g e. '
. ~,,
All the boats got under way,as seen 14 the.
i .
signal; was nude . They steamed up the bal-
low,. ebittinel—not : shallow. now . bat deep,
enough to !hoot a filitateand ,rittelie the
head of the Wand 'soon r twelve. - , hey
name into their several' ditionsOttie !flag
ship being about': it''hal ...length' ahead. - At
12:ii 'tlin CineinnatUOPOned with !an thirty
p c ,,i n d. shell *kith otemaed”over ;the: Water,
dropped square into the fort,: an* prednied a
great,- oe,uunotion among ,:the.: repels. i Thi) .
shots .hail ;hardly, escaped, from, tho muzzle ,
before the three other, beats each:. sent 1 their
eemplinteets—eneh'sheil reetiihing the ,fort or
the encampment ; , ;
Then'the Cincinnati 'gave another and the
otherirtollowed their eom'nfoddro's - eintriple.
The rebels were ready. Thej had 'iikpected
it, and thole guns were ebbtled; the lanyards
exedi the men in 'their,plices, and .tbely , re
plied, gun. for gun. . i ' -,,, 1 . , + ... A i
. The boats kept steadily en,,elottly,but con-
Jitantly in motion, snit thq.driug,Tuu kept up
Aeliberately. andwith ; regularity: There was
rie ; peel tensent,„ no., in hanging
nway at : andom,, but 'time' was tialOiri for the
smoke to alear"driey'l r ot Obtain accurate aim.
The shots', seeds
_or' thin' "Went 'beyond .ibe
'fort inte'tbe' Owl)," eta suieislroti the • bakr,seks
about; making :kindlingwood of the to i Lute',"
and itendiortorrei and dismay to these there.
-Ai the fourth round, they.. beestinel !completely,
bereft of their ;places, .left • their: dinner still
°oohing fwtheit camp kettles; their, brankr.ts; -
guns, . mstirds,..:Arkansai, teeth:WES; !h0me
;1644i9 pleevers. old flint tockii,, - ,fowlieg pleceti,;
rifles, love lettele= r everythii,g,' and took".to
their heats fii "the "tifniest •Ciaistiirnatien ,-, - an -
improvement : ape - 1i the' earit4l6. set' tbOnii: ti,y . ,
their itlnatttone iiredeeettors, the South Can-.
littler's it POrt , Iteyal: ~ -T heartilleitst is the
flirt 'however; still..stuelc to their, gun' and
tired with great eoolnesAlted aceuratiy.'of aim.
They evidently hadPractieed Co' tango:all
the waydbirn te'llia manytsland;aad of their
abut ktruilk`theliettii...Tbei lost' ttte use of
'AO 'Ailed ' 1 2 , 1-pitinlerit' limited' ion:the.
! I , Still' onward moved niel*iti- , -etrglieit on
--their bows ' pulling out imnienre Volatile - I'4ff
White' smoke' and sending 'their' iniastlai -into;
itie fort." aaeon ono of the rebel gnne:Was 'die* ,
mantled, and then the a
e tfie fire free . the fort; per.
. eeptibly,slaekened. , Bet hot .from;ale et
thelF:gerie Streak t h in tetes j u st al?ectl one of(
thaporti)tia'Phietiiiheraltilibi'veai' :no heal
Plitte-:-the oply.-enliteXalle idatb"iit!ttic 4ocraf, ,
the h4t; piked thtata,gli; the, 'e . #1:4114 is ari.g4t,
'was but P°P4/ ll ) .o? ll l 4 ,Pf#6!?'' e c°i' k ,
oteriptilße„ariOn she ,belptte, and ifir,tysli a
lhaatachdlid bgIVE,.,1:#00 1 111t1. ; 118,1141 1 1 , ,,;Uaki
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ribdraw it,iietla . hri., Pee0rg........ -
0 4;1 4 ....iitch l ichiad , . oic th eleheiti O. other,
..tiAtilei r .the:,iinttitiht - aitila'-gittiPtimerer
- bell,c - three of the - Awn - were solace t 0 death:
Tke boat was completely Atiableitandl, floated
down with the current till taken4fit sheintf,
.
Therehetatinik new heart. They spratxt,,, ,
their guns, and for a few minutes blaatt4pgi
with desperate energy; erkkeetly•thiskinfih a tt...
as the range was shortening they Overdo e
, agouti the iron plates. ; Bat thkotkettheme
boats kept 'gelidity on, poarthi in theilitgio:
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sure-deliberate fire. The shells tore through
- the embankment, knocked the bablonq and
sand-bags about, and smothered the garrischt .
with sand. .OEO shell burst directly ore -one
r3 r
i ii
of the guns, and killed or wounded ere .reb-1
el at they gnos. . '
Nearer and nearer moiled the three 'boats,.
nOver swerving for a moment--eat even 'to
blow to atoms a ' little stgoiner loaded- with.
fleeing' fugitives, that pushed , out from the
creek beyond the fort. ' One shell would have
annihilated them, but Comitodere Foote could
net afford to lore his range upon the fort.: Ile.
had but one object in view—the reduction of
that fortification, and till. that. was done ..he
could not he tempted to turn aside for any,
~thing else. -
, Flesh arid blood, could not stand against
his fire. ' Ho was about throe hundred yards
distant and still advancing, when the' rebel
flag came down. Instantly all was silenoe.
Not &abet was fired after it was struck.. : The
rebel General, Tilghman, had flung .out a
white flag; but Commodore Foote deformed
mo that he did not see it.• - If he had, itwould
have made no difference, for he' was. deter
mined that there should be no conditions when
the stars and stripes went up again over the
soil of Tennessee.
EMEM=Ea
Immediately the bearders of. the St. Louie
were on hand, and General Tilghman deified
to'see Comtrumder Foote. Ho wee told , that .
ho most goon board the Cincinnati, and soon
the two commanders stood foce, to face. Gen.
Tilghman said that he bad displayed a 'white
flag, and desired conditions. Commodore
Foote replied' that he did - mot see it, but that
it. Would have' made 'no difference if lhe had.
Ito "Your surrender must be .uneondi.:
Gone!, ' sir." " Well,' ComModore, if I meet
surrender, it is (pleasure to surrender, ,to so
brave a. man AO yourself." "Yon do , perfectly'
right; sir, to surrender, for Vehonld 'not,
under any 'oireumstances." Gen Tilghman
did not ;comprehend the Commodore.
would not. have surrendemd,sir;luiiontinned,
"because T was fully dotermined capture
you or go to the bottom."'
.Everything
Everything was Surrendered—twenty-seven
guns, all the menitions, provisions for'several
months,' camp equipage for several thousand
men—and the Stara nod Stripes went up , over
the soil of Tennessee with a wild, indescriba
ble 13A0.* ond hurrah.T, he m 4 who bad been
cool during the T he biCarde excited.
They grasped oie another by the hand and
danced and capermilike wild men. The fight
listed' one' hour and-tsvelve minutes.
Meanwhile the. troops' were floundering in
rand over the terrible roads. When the tiring
:comitieurted trio troops , Were but half the dis
tance td their assigned positions.' •The bands
had bean. playing to enliven the -march, , but
wban.the deep ; trmed music of the can n onade
n ame booming on their ears, Any gave a loud
alder:awlof their own accord • broke into a
double-quick merriment. But they. were too'
late to-bag the fleeing rebels. If they had
arrived at the appointed time, we should have.
bad several thousand of them on our bands.
CM:bladder° 'Fbote was right in his cab:rule
tiOnSs and General Grant wrong. As it was,
,sixty.-rtine-priseners fell into our.hands, Gen.
Floyd Tilghman and his staff—MOjor W. L.
McCoirden, Cape. Jesse Taylor, Limit. W. 0.
'Watts, Lient. J..Weller,land Capt.-G. B.
G. Jones, wenismOng them.
At this time of writing it is not ascertained
how severe wee the rebel 'loss, but their sud
den stampede saved them from great slough- .
ter;
. .TheCinainutt.ii fired 112 shots, the - St. Louis
115, the Carondelet,lo7, the Esau: 55. The.
rebels fired about five hundred:•'The
riati received Thirty-one' shots, the St. Louis
received seven, the &merlons, and tbegitrun
delet recetredseveraL The rebels, it will be
sten,aitacti moat of their gun!" at
but notwithstanding the Cinct nuati 'wag struck
so Miniiimea, 'she of ready' to-'day to go into
action. Ifieneral Tilghman infonned Coninio
dote FooM that he knew, the weak: places •uf.
the gunboats, and aimed accordingly, but
here, as at Port Royal, federal patriots, nerv
ed to do their whole duty, and - guided •by a
gallant conimander,proved too much for rebels
sheltered behind their supposed impregnable -
Cosition. , general, Tilghman Informed the'
ommodore 'that he Confidently expected to,
sink every boat.' •
Commodore Foote laid all his, plans with
admirable forethought. • Re was determined,
and,accordingly succeeded in the undertaking.
Ire is roneh . beloved by his men, tor he is as
humane; considerate, and careful, -as ho is
brave and. prudent.
, Airentleman said to him last,night that he
was getting, nerions, and must have some
Bleep: • "I -never slept better in my life than -I
did the night. before, the .battlei end.l-nerer,
prayed more forrently. than on that morning ;
but. I coulde't sleep last night for thinking of
those poor fellows onboard the Msaex."—was
his reply—,-areply , which at_ once reveals his
whole character, for, be is not only a moral,
man, but humane,., sell-sacrificing—one who
openly_reoognires the claims of Christianity,
and lives up to his profeisions.
The offieera who served under him are equal
ly•worthy of mention. Capt. Stembel;
menders Paulding, ;Walker, Porter, Limits.
Pholps, Short, and aide, one and all did their
whole duty. ." ' •
'Thus by one blow the highway to the heart
, of the ,South is opened. for our advance - . Be
fore this reaches you,.l. A iertt. Phelps will have
seized the railroad above the fort, and there
will be nothing - to binder •the gidianco'ot our
"forebilo Northern Alabama: '! •
It.is impossible for mote give ellescription
QC the arms 'captured, in the rebel works.
Thera were leaps of old flint-lea' guns,-
- molitly - of Abe 'lB2B 'Pittern,. but Some old
though and rusty enough to have been earned
by. She, grandfathers of.. the rebels. There
wore old rifles with...shattered iambi tied to:
tho handle with shoemaker's !razed ends. There
were single and double barreled gens, :Berne
Of which mite: Weir best dety'S years age': There
Were a few ' rod guns, bat the niejerity; were
Mich as we iukrociesoribod, ,There wins home
made splices, or swords, or cleavers,.or . knives
—one knows not' the name to . give them—but
the most ungainlY imPlercentoof wtr imagi
nable—madb by the poorest and moot un
skilled of bitulkstaiths. They Were rough,
unpolished blades, about eighteen inches , long,.
wide and very thick. They.had oak.handles,
and rough guards. They might do good ear-.
vice as butcher's ;leas tirs,lut Could not bo
wielded ,witk, great effect in They
wore in sheop-skin sheaths, of the poorest
kind of dressing; MU colered With's - slit for.
the soldier'S
• l'reiltiOne'of kinds*creibund in abittia'
anee, Hour, bacon, corn, pork, sugar and•mo
lassm,, There. wits, a good ,supply of 'oboes,.
blanket,, camp kettles, an d tents sulEcient to
'uceminnoilite sevesral thousand ;
•• Therein no need that I should unlarge upon.
itho opots of.this viatory,,, either.upon the na
tion or the rebels. ' Your readers Will lie quick
due.its • IMportaneo-i-how• it lookslbo th
„BowlingAreen , and ,Columkne T ,gives tu , r the
connecting railrmid between those' phials,'
opens to us the northerit'Seeffon theeettork
growing regioni.and gives us aprestige:w h ich
Will be _felt by •avery:soldieriia .1 , 4 0
army, andovery.petriot ; in,pin t laud. ;
•
I
ti 4flqfPff ir AN ll""ft
The. Quo .
4. ...:444 5 4q 9 R:ti:) . 0" ;
•
IND sm , : . .1 - . .. +.l_4' , . • _ , • ' , n ,
I . We havh treesivod'inforatatloisiby.aaths
j u -
an ituit UirtrUgg froVlZV,irsinis of s iigail:
4 4,ticitaraotar.. It hats thatioplhawhigeWeet
tvi
Ltt litd
A sutler was arrested on:Wedaesday t by
s)sdtm, se. 011t,imailSrs - Cullakoftands A d:alt
Ala lit4ressp .4114 0 1. it' 4 ,t4L7 4 ,11 °.,ana
/3114mitiftsi r wpm, sca - ate wee deltic- ,
44 0 grtpli.lofeilie4roit a Okh"retkeh: 4 Ade
is uow confined itt'fati In Ottilliaiiiiid; *hem.
,be 'b it.torli; MatilledY Ale bind' thathk,
VII lie eilftd•Wheeliiig: .Ifeiwas'aisittler of
Se thivahl 'lngiiiteritli not , of. whit , / paitriatit ,
msb iiiViallistuantidid hothatowrV,i., . 44i: Lit
; ilia railAkdkliVeaii t tiii}o at irorle, getting
aa i d toady talsking'treoth (fire tis s i.eloct it it'
tidal fiOrd'lha Mast, WestleriirdNti Vkitry
frbut, , iite*refentop our thrum:aka 4411 'not
telitmiloboTeitwir Fillia'aembralitill be ready
hy.flur.lothloboteauseoe work... I'_,. , ,0
,7
,g im iitlll0 1
4 .h. l e 6 t c ie fts lt A .AR
g ,A A ßie b l 4 li l. fk P 1
4.' 'a ware , "l" .Lauder is about .twenty mi les
on 114 , other
itte oth
orßaisr raid ' ali , tien. lila ictior
moved hie column so as tia.aufl6ll3be retreat
4Aha,1rwin , .4.14 , 15 1 . 1 3,5u laid.Witurtt /bent'
400Api;„Axd. - Benke 40,90gi liv? itirbv ,
° °, 4 lj oil r t it i A 4ol4 t ' , 2 , 2 r if il • A ' Tntntie ‘
lias a4hbd: bailey 9110 iebetioiter
,liii iii6eid .' ' tiitt qtds •hoture smuts.'
, ~
i a :,:tt ei 71 y .ciainiS:.l: I.r..ma i'llo II .."
Ina 0f4....1 am( t wait . ~1.,a sal xit r ts4ll ell .d.
MM I 7-T , '-m
v . 0.T.,mg,7.:,-,1;, - to - ,- , ,,.
' Pam ELOLB Jr.rlD-TO zsw.
A , PitOPERTYFirIt.
i i .ll l llllw Unica sod ,Liberi
streets, ,Battelenti , on which to needed -vo i d
sincic -Tsai= baling Mat; td
hundred.-spy, „pnopertl. is Aocated, an the
hoot part of the city, and erell'calenbded ter en eir
tilos Depet,l na rat theollnee in - the till cola beet+.
Ili concentrated at that point. The lots are 6 lest
on' irinh et et, Liberty - streee, , hr-feecsM via
linloaetreet, 65 feet wad 5 Inches.. •,Yeelstrthec tar
=quirt Of JOSEPH BM
wind, or of JACKSON -MINOAN, Zvi., aP the ma
, ..gbeny Suspension Bridge,
' • teht2er • • per ROHS . 4t ila0011183:'
pIOK ICHNT-11111.4)..
well-known HALL, which Is well lighted, and
easier of saves than any other Hill In the city,
has been handsomely Attest up, and loather lath
two auto-rooms, will be rented at. • low rate.
Also, I. STORE, Os Motet street, liiirekt 'Third
and. Fourth streets. matiPlelel: Wail* aufl
nishod In modern style. Itent;4lso;
One of the huge bTORIN known u the New Iptit
Eagle Store. Bent, 8550.
'
A moll STORE en Third' near Market orteseisitth
large shcrw window, now. occupied by Mr:
Merchant Tiller. Rent, PM. " ;
AIso,SEVRILAL OFSBJES. . Befit; Bum Mtn*"
FOR SALR—Vablible BULLRING LOTtlonßrady
and Bruldock streets, and Blralltw
R. GAZZAM,
coine 't
Third and - Market EH.
VOR• ICENT-A comfortable Ihrdlling
Howe; 8 teems; a stable SAX raresspi;ltetters
aresland, yell set with apple aad peach trees, grape
arks., tr. :NM Ue hasedicrageod tessattbritauta•
bar of swam , Tweak! or ,WATT WILS ON.,
' 201 - Liberty reec:
Ause—Aihren story Erick Dwelling on Odin*
'street; 8 town', In good order. Apply to . -
• tedtf WATT A - WILSON, 888 Llberty.st.
om
.F"" SAL'
' :rho new and fast en
geg isicirid ---
'JOHN T. 'MCCOMBS, now rift — tins
, in the IN heeling siud Pittsburgh tomb, and onnttect
- lug with the Parkersburg boats at Wheeling three
time, pis week, slid two trips win the Lihertyisani
I Sallie List, from CluelmiatL The, only , remun for
sellirii The boat it the Imre( my health ... Ifilieiost
is not aold un the, timk of March, she will be
twpublic sato , on Monday, the third day o= l
4
'DMA at the Wharf.: .For hutherinfutamdint4 .6 9idi.
of JACKSON DUNCAN, Now.Alleohenyliridesep or
JOHN T. neCAJAIBEI,Criptain: •• • '-. t , -; feller
SAI A E. , -A:STRAISUENCia 6
.strokti; 18 inch cylitiddr. 18 trotA t mtjty
• whtol, and of about 154
hart*whtcl, pottrof....AlM: 9 1 1 8- E 1-
°valor, two Dry ()veil*, and - Steam WWI 110110 141 31 i.
Upright ,Doriug Machine ; one Chain Dick May, one
Mathino • for making Pump lkidi for'oll Wyllat , ono
Dow Tali Ma4hina, autt.olntt 244 Attd 3
Inch Shafting.
Alf of the about, article( win lie MU it • grialiar
gain by appl ingnt ono. at ' Fifth street. . *8
LI push.. ll Lur ;
.I.l:atecl . '
.milts hwid the ekt".• 7C§q iota Oa "'Alta. on: Main • •
Anat. of 0 pet," and extending - back dad &alb an • . "
- AMY, on.kehlch are tracked". Limitary dWellingglin- •
'shed In ,mod f sigle, with 'double porthici A a lance . •
btable anrkkage housei ipank'weitrt traimit
PbuiPa. NdocPah'S cugatablq den Ro ill
be mid cheap and on wag teem" Apply b
" .
D .
RUG STOKE F0,11.:314 1 . Llif..rrAlino
opportunity Jr now offered to pnivhasevore-halt ..
or the whole of a' DRUG LTUEIti Ilt , w good tonality,
with Jul loco:ming bruhures.jEttad .tip. tElpidy,..,•nd
rout very low. For riarticutirs dative .."-
• -.
nttn, • LUX- IIIG9,;EVETEBEEGII P, P.
FOIL bAJAN.—A very cojugtodiono.and
courfortallo residence, Ins desirable.. neighbor
in the hint: wain; Alloghenyi on 'Was' and
eattinyturntp, - and 71n low. Inquire of • • •
S. SCIIOYEItcIit:;
nollant • • Attorney at Law,17.1 roarthat.
liINGINU FOR. SAL.K- 7 Asotrz Blau?
Ali Holum Pewee., In trod eider, new detrlpohms
Potter Preemie in this 00106. be mid ebony for.
.Estivair), . t GAY:FITE
pitidir 'Fifth street:. .barb
• rIESIRABLE DWELL - INC/6 IMBUE, •
Gus'. ROW FOR ERFr,-..R0.•-.126 4E4 iFF
Penn street, between Pitt 'trentand Venni' alley. -
Paneseinitlet 'lliplinedl •••
W. al. LANKLY, Ifo. 58 Weed Weds
or JAKES E. LRoLit, NO.:103 Libertyntieet.
rriu 'LET-Pro , Offibe , ittionis Wing
.1 Kind Wrest,. on . tho second illoorof Ittss nor
building, corner of Liberty street, tanalibed with pa
and water: Possetslon Onus Insmodtately,bron the
let day of April. for instantiation apply to
" = JOHN' ICIOGNSHAW, .
-teal . - Corner of: Liberty and nand stmt..
LET—Ttuit ~comfortable two story
Inn el ing House, nor occupied hi Jtidie Wil
liam, at the comer of Penn and -Nathan , wear,
Pittaburgh. War ter= enquire of
• • "
- ja27ultr . or, •A. )1. _WALLINGWORD.
I. l lol{ ILENT-4 two story Akicklhvell
.E inn on Ray great, of five is me. Pon&aildn giv
en fratoodiately., Inquire - a ' ,!' • . ..
'JAS. DAZZLi &
69 and TO Wan' street.
LL 101 t KENT—The new , threei—etoried
waits uousE. {o. 799 1 4 1 .01itnt.4.D9w oc .
cupied by W. U. Kirkpatrick 'it Co., rui wholarale
c& 1I
• fall:2lr BISSELL & ' co., ZU men et.
rye) LET- story Brick welling
Hone, NO. 61 Isabella groat, Afteetibi, cob
raining 8 rooms, bath, kc. Cognize of • . .
McDONALD A AItBUCKLNEI,
Jall No. `25.3 -Liberty Moot.
1.110 LET—The &ore Room No. 09 Hand
.triet, two doors from Liberty, now occupied by
11: WOII, Mill bo routed fromlbe Ist of A" next.
Apply to JUILLA...IIIfIidIIAW,
faxl Cnnier of Liberlyntil lined streets.
"Ll Oil RENT: --Six ' large and well
il:•lighted snaps, 30:1014 • wired& foe, gobble ,
idakers' or Machine Bllopa, wlll be leaked to one or
'ditrerearparties.• • Apply at 42 Fllth.erneet, , . fed
rnu - LE'r—The Warehouse on Second
j. Aron, running through to 'lnt streak, pow oc
cupjed by ll'ta:odr, idetrea4 koii ' Empire of
pie‘sf • • •- • PARL. IfulltilllMA CO.
DlSSairrloarS , -10 C•
(10.PARTNERSILLP.
rindenalaned hare associated, with . : themseireis
Mr. S. L. BM AP ; willeethe nemitiumd triple of
• • KiIiSPATMICK.MUREAP &co., .
and here removed from their late plaoS isainess,
lie. 11 nim street. to the newly'lltted and:timanur•
diem Warehouse, Igo. -WS WOOD_ &TIMM!. where
they will be 'pleased te' maid - their' old 'friends - and
costotams, and trust that wit/,heir hemmed aapao7
ity
.end facilities for Matuees, they Will - lie able to
meet tbe weals and'itmeenta the nniensof. who
Ply hoer the new aria with a
' - iI•KIIIMPATHWInt CO.
'Dism.ArioN , ON , (X),FARTNEJI
SLUP.—The Orm of Chalfant, .# Co.; Ix
dr:Waived, by =anal 000ean G.Traidluolnig sold
Whitened to his ciopartnera. to ditnitrOwiganuary
let. who will continuo the ' btudnem under, the
same name and style. CHARLES , H: WANG,
• ; ; , . W. GEILLYANT,
C. B: =MON.
• retiring from:- ther,6ll3l%of-,l3pang,
Chalfant. L,,cheerthlly ,recommend -- to ray
friends, and tho public. my former sovastners.
Al.• G. LOYD.
pirtasuzas. Neb. . : • • tat cad
ii't OV 4.X.A•rairnilig •
-LP 81111.,--The firm of U. k J. WATSON
lately on &the Grocery` and BeatdThre bad
ness, was dhlaideedwn the bib lbw of Munnsber. 1861.
by the withdrawal or. Y. D.. ANDERSON; and the
Inislittea will be closed oat by JAS. WATSON. of the
inn of U. s.l. WATSON, al their •SaN,wbo Adam
authority to, rule the Intalntwirof the tate Om.
NIAIIIIITWATSOW, Ja.
Tlttsburgh. Nor., t6.1861.--iao2k3tnd
glt • .17 110 coluutnarqhipo hereto.
Ig foie caning between 161111 It. CINYEELD
D. IV BAIIIOIII4 under Measure and style of
ot/AIITIELAd, 00., le dbralred by limitation.
business of the late tine win be Nattiest by John
Candeld. who. will eontinue the Pro
duos And Coganderkul blatineep. et lhe old sten Na.
41 and 143 That`street.' JOHN' D. IJANVIELD.
Pittabargh, Jan. I.lBfrt.--ja2ll' ,1
hi .r :411, " 157'
sewing:;2.l4ohin.es..
• sik si'Bran PlThillialdit, PA.
4.: ,
w i lit i a 4 , 0 int i m(
UNIT 4"4444 gu it it- • ( 17 =117•Ata sArs;
ED MIMS le ' ,
, • --
W ILLENOIO giAta pus p :p_
101 , M1.13TATX I'AILIII4 lOWA STA= PAIS
TOTAIVIIMIIt;'
minnollseliiiiiiTrAmo. LISTA= MR;
,I,Agistills ch i c teibineattV kolthil
ekaabtituamet
ii i i;t3illl:2llr l counir wax: nrifalmaa:
And other *oust, / 111 1rs: 1 0. 001, 1 rat re
iWio
: 410V1g ffer rYlIVINCF 411A01311/0113 4 : 1111011 t o i r
'T tus al bets "4 ,ss iltb d mit. " Mri l r= m ,r a th ig:4l:
Soils amok ' It ins!
dams lab makes the .411444k1smossibis tc,
unmet: isfastsll% , at silks
stantltsidl*M l hlg ,rill gt l " l 4 l ,4VP! th* Mid Na .
146-1 s elm is cossmiiss, ass* sps t ax i nn ...
L iti g, t ed desSiolhs 4 shYslestlis•
We &Pr tla I .AlsOruSionas*.P 4l4 . 116
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Atc. 1 44 Pgq4,l4 l ,Tal! , n i ßWrfr a Prms
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