ESTABLISHED-IN 1786:1'
TOHNIL OANFIEID, Co.ucrui
siortAxisiaiagins,
as4i . AND/ WISTRIN UM% ° Mk
SUrII43I,I4_I4),POIIIIALICD_R, 117.011•%/1811,
I , OT ARD /WAAL ASRLBi - RALZBATII LIN
MD: AND LARD OILIS; DI/IRD /1111 2 and
.Pradaaa' A ii y,N05..141 sad 143 hunt Wart,
ad
Mg ant angraan.
(110 LP &SHEPARlTyetue"iassiog AUR-
A., MUM and dealers in PLOWS, GRAIN AND
PRODUCT, No. 412 Marty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Chola brands of Flour for Rakers and lasolly oea
ccuntantly on hand. Particular attention pakt to
*Mum Oar Marchandita nand! . oettaly
RANK ALS GO -PRODIINEAND
Common Naaciniar; damair ?MTh, BUT
ZRAROOMSREKDR, LARD, ORME, PORK,
DRI . LID 0 1111 FRUITS and I, ..aduca gen
erally: Moral raebadeanael Enda on consignments.
Warshaw*, No. 11 •• • • eared: Plltablugh.
r 3.06. J. • UNI
• *;-•:, fi...:S ISEg
.9N XII I I -a9/ 1 , 61 , 1 7
AND DP.ALRII IN4IA:IDR 0118,
de l = Owner Rand "trete - and Duquesne Way.
MoVAY, FORWARDING AND
jConsnanos Niouwarr, for the sale of /LOUR,
GRAIN, RADON, LARD, DUMB, NOG and
Western ProdotiegenstaGy,
STRUT, comer of html,l Pittsburgh, Pi.
SlVOrdere and cousicaments solicited. Jaithlyd
In r. s =
TsgwAx'
GRAIN, BACON, LARD, BUTTSR, BUDS, DREW
'Burr, sod Produce pnerally, No. 16 Market et.,
owner of first, Pittsburgh. - orl;dly
re. P. 1430.
QCNikkEER I winw - 9N
yatestairli 'afict wholoilaWdialni GWOC
-111/16111,0U8, IN
PRODE, 3
No.
Mort 'street, Pittsburgh, P. • 0e.13:41
I_l-0 mRI Lei 14.341wpg por no.
WGIII Sc.m Na 183 Ltberty stmt.
rat s OZNICILLL PRODUCL, GRANARY AND
Alfa .
MUM.
WHITE BROTHERS,' ' , Folivireanuft
Ann Connawas Xxsznhan, and dealt= In
PROVISIONS AND IMODIJON GRNICRALLY,
INlte Liberty Street, Pittaletrybas. , mr27
80110 YEA
_Commune ibutoairi,
• dealer La ClattLEN itiroarmaczo:cmutos.
OILS,;OLASB, IRON, NAILS, de., No. IBS Liberty
street. .
WILLLIJI 111W141, Da
ilaa. a.: Comic j • Opecd.
XEANS .!‘COFFIN, suoceappra, to
ILL leCandless, Mesas* Co.; WIrOLVIAIS bllO •
051L2:4 cermet Wood and Water streets, Pittsburgh,
mu. 7J a • IL serer,
M-VOIGT Caiencoeiteorto'L. 41.
.14. Graf, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT% YAT Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pe. eta
Joss L XOIIIIX.
JOHN L mum; & co.; •Wltoistais
ihmegionriouiwitainsreorwor
smittMgMtsretristo„Pitaberwriii 1,0
VDOEHTON' & BTHWAHII;-Waout
-IJuss Gamin AXD COXXISUOX Hs • No,
107 Wbod street, /Utah h. '• /
a. Luma'ATIOCCIIt
.....l.:111101M-411f/11: itutarstaaalt.
BuMsreKTßKPATßletll,lVi‘ott
ialt_Gaocsia and dealer. In FLOUR AND
BANDS, Doc 191 and 193 Liberty argot, Pittaburgh.
lARES 1.412,81,14 it tiO_N:, COMM*
J itIMCIWiTS for the inN of CRUDE AND EY
MAD PARDON OILS, No, OS Fad 70 Water street,
Plttabnr s:' - Adranceimade en toriekaita. , 4 •
UOWEITAL - 1.1 , .
QIMON JOUNSTON,, DRAutsr,
.Ptras
A 3 MINDS AND tarEtIOALB,IILNIVIIEBY,
TAROT 000D8, BURNING FLUID, 01L8, vat-
ILT 11.8DIODM, dr..,,01 atrictly prime qual
ity. which ha *tiers a lowest 'prima DA-mir Smith.
Geld sad Fourth straits, Pittsburgh. Pa. •
Plrseri • •.• ..csia • ,00suptuattlai &Lail hours.
1./ A. k'AILN f - • ..:161.10., ^ tuna,
JUN Lux Ddraern and Manutdctuar of WEITZ
LXAD ANDLITLIAROX, odmorpf,Widd cod post
streets, Pittab. :h. • ash?
I . 11.; WaoLizamep- •
to AZ DIIVI*PALSTKOILII.V/Itlimull*AND
DYE STOTYIS, No. 5509 Liberty argot, Pittsburgh.—
All orders will real.. • mpt attontke. mh:24
-4
A_ 7 ITElkWmouramd Anti
semi DAuoiliTax-;coc*iiii.a4fit7A4....:.
Clalr ttree' Pittabargh:
It 111E0. IL KEY6IIIII, Dsuaourr:
J 1.1140 Wood atelat,corner , 39.4 street and
Virgin alley, Plttobardk. Pa.
.41 . 1t111:4''101"1.;
TORN - G. , MApCO
AT on,g;ialiondirmtekr/ORNE:t
sac. N 0.93 Diamond stneol. 77— f . "i""11
.
will attend to go lettlemakt:Oottniltriii
thin ot dams. bountien, &c., In
. : trAgaiMICK4 I 4- 1 0114APT, ArioN
ANAomily tawiatatiNtreargOotrool, Wm dam
above Nttldligd:PittobsasbcPa.,v-,
TOW= PVIDNIV.,APEDD9tr AND
Dirsco, No:130 'holitir'itrimit;'ockokeof Merry'
elle . Pa. sultdawl
QAMUEL I' Ilitit:4lll.72quaT
NJ LI lair
Omni, Fifth street, adjoininglSlßetiOL"
shall Brown, Pittsburgh, Pa. a •
at M. •A •
NJ* OCKritniok AT Law. has remarid to •
LAW BUILDINGS. No. 12 Diamond Wee; next
daar. fa AIL NI-MA •• • • 16:d1y
Q . . 11)'• JR:4 ArrOliAln' AZ;LAW,
1.7. X*. Lis fourth strico 4 7 1 1 6 1,..116:0 . ! rding.
Plutbumgh, —" • •• - mhl
l' . .i
. _',7:.:.' rilearle4l . :a la
y
oionsagor
KLN M BZ W VXCH22IThtt
MK,
CO, ' 111=.16-• 1415 HELL OLIN POTS •
PLAIWASHI,IIII%IMC/RhIII, , DIHRD QIT
uuti-krOilf• Wray. Batt brands. /sadly flour
al IniVabeliazni; • Aititatlbristlit , br gladbal
OrOs bilatintod'abitgated Ltg
tleausd out IHr Irkst eta, barrels -
geld, Pittiburgh Pa. igghtlf
VIL 014L1 !, Torwsuling and Ourainbaion Mer.
chant'"ad •46Har CHINSH,AVOTTEIrLAILE
Yin mad Produce'. ostralty; 1110,, ,WR9d groat,
abort, wear, Pittsburgh. alt
jrAlitif.B AMAMI rkt.%)., , atoßic DEAL
fey itaa and &alarm to PROVIIHOHS, sorer of Mar
ket and groat arms.:;.:::.:.;?, , .1143111
LM9V7R4XVI,E
J 43.41-RD EttER_CO Et TN, Aosltr nos
towt=oznarnot, North•oort comer Wood sod
11 7% 011111' •
. a••441•14 - ,atfeirooryl•sols -NO ili•lford ra
aorsac• Com • in Wider '
• " -SzoasTART; thrill= •
arAll,fairg.4M(Ltin-mr°Tl'!"!t Water
' • 41.13iMissci otagralnfoli wA, •
ii , r
tvi "theeptitt”
. isruiutiocarbilitzt,' Inhfo . "
= .
,loax
_WASQN). ..e±g4t-lk:Ca?
!two, — PaPi a Cc
141111108 AND.XIOIB6BIO DBZ 00088,
dr e. 91 Wood sung, tbiid bongo Vion. Diamond
il• BarridWillCo. WSoird9 , aBotall Denim
in BTAPLI - Alwriatarrwr 00088, North-
r!!M• 19 1
if I • 801 7 1 Lt? rt; Lamas is Sri
I.J. vas Les 'Nacre' DE CFOODS;EIem a( *be
tal k tee g t . e X skir • hl4 1 ' ' i•
11.N.):7WT5ciii - i -7- 4. 4
it-
4
Digir
411 1 411 M M t4- 14 tattciAtil li n! 8 : 1 . k . le
WiON: • , a Muslim
nanomnassi, Tnanniunni, Norio* inn., •
IT and Id Irtidlonenntaiultnnwik7 •pl 5
ijL:W
3.;21i
41.,LIMER,
_l3 ' . l jl
JligialamiffantiUstit
ac, mew Moe rtiro*
. - GROMM
itig& V.R AR,
%PH OLELUX GROOM
oommusioN o:fmmt,ris,
. . . .
•, • • ,, ... NaL•rt aid SO fhaltbileld, titre*
JenYd PiTTtISBYIiHi Pd..
A A •
- - r JrnAg a .4,. TRIMEgiE;' . Waists:sax
Oacips Ana, Coluoillok Iduatants, denims
in PRODUCE, Lona,-sAcom, 14,10441911.
CABBON AND LARD OIL, ISON,NAITA GLANS,
COTTON TARNR,,. an4L.Pittsbargh =naiad ure4
DONCI.III'DOSALD.—.7. AIIiIICILLX..U.:...:O; aiIIICILLA.
MCLIKONALP &,ARBUCKLFiWHOLS-
M
CSAXMAkbIin in VEritriti and .110 . 111 1 0
82112,,f, Z 11.1222424 ,ma 82712P8,11.022.1X2.
001 A 2, OVA, &A., 2 L ia. 22 Liberty'
ouveU rbi • • •., ,- , . . : --. no14:1 .
11.. 1/ t 1101. 41 , 11.411,111111M....44.a/704 D., itiTXBl
- EI !if • MER- hi' , BROT#EII3B, , ettooessora
rAksilwrakAtaff deelers'ln.
l'OlisaG/C - PUVITs •NUTS ' AND SPICES, CON
ruzioloraimuaiss. rres.woms.ac., Nos.
Pouf
.us.wc€44o4eg,t; aboy•—virtn. Pittrlmßh;
NAM .
RR ; AWBiSON-&•CO Waotstais
Ash cus; ankirignins MoienAnyni denim in
r• 1! Wads of PROVISIONS; PROIDUOR; iod
boksb. lawayeutufra, VG • I.lbtrty street. PIO&
G • .
' •
jtc JONES, - WHOMAim Dxsuis,
NOM OAKUM,
iffllifirdkrrittabarth manizhetured art:Ws%
*iaterinumwore the Itadouthet4 Bridge;
, .
NOWT DiLULL.. Z. IZZADIXO.
RiOBERT DALMILL to 00; WHULH
MIWaeociu, uoitinum LID 3eIWAIOIIIO
r. and dealers In PRODUCE and PIM
b b manutietnins, Pitlibargh.
==;=
T.IAXI BERT & SITIPTON;" WirOLE.SALE
1-IGiocisa, Pxourcx Dxstsus and (Xisuissios
Meacusirrs, No. 6 Sixth moot, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JOHN lIAM
WAIT% WILSON;' Witotailas
• I ems, Coxswains lizscnswrs, old dealers to
.?reduce and Plitslmrgh manufactures, No. 168 Lib
ertr street. Plrtsbuish.
__• -JUANA t -Mk: inaparax
elacentas, Coninsaatox iliacaura, and dealers la
No. 80 Water Urea, and 08 Prone street,
,Pittatnagh.
ank. W. /MAFIA.? IL
S. DILWORTH & CO. Wlioucatis
V• lhocals, Non 130 and 132 B ernard street, near
- bmlthEeld~ P;
"JONV MIA L...uutimaturtorh—....M.ll42.l3l 71/1.1)11).
J_ 1011 W FLOYOI CO., WHOLESALE Giw. '
cm AID COMIUMBIOAIIIILCUAIreStii. 172 Wood
• 2281 Liberty btotet,littatough...._ jolD
.
uni..l IA St WitT3LEseis
1711 Osocia, Na. 18 sad tII Wood street, Pitts
pulet, Pa WU:a(
Atr4VlfAiertatiesid. ,
mcxr1111.1.........N. P. HAAT.
MACKINTOSH., 11LPHILL Lt Co.,
corner Pike and ti'Llariintreeta, near the City
W{ ear
M. T r O k Al P lYi s ln r i g ' ARYL n n lrl'll r OTED
PATENTAISCILLATING dad.ki ENGINES AND
SLIDIEVAIYEirtd 11111a7osbbeet Kirk.- ,
Raring put up menhir:wry Orlarge capacity sod o
the beet quality, we are prepare.] to du beery Job
bing, and solicit work In Ibis lips, trusting that by
promptness, end the clientele: olour work, to merit
public patronage. •
We invite special attention to our BALANCED
OSCILLATING ENGINES, se combining
adraignilernwtnibri imattsineo . 4s pats • dwirce;
'• •• - • • .' bakird
wasuoi saniutux—. x. /AVM
UTILLAANt BARIQBILL. CO., No. 61
‘ll Zinn irtroeti belowilistinry," Pittsburgh, P.,
EVEICAX BOILER ELAKERS AND SHEET IRON
IM, RIMS; Manufacturers of BARNHILL'S PAT.
ENT BOILER, 1,09) OTLYE, PLIAED and CYL
INDER BOIL YS, BUZTODAW
/IRE BED, ST ONDENAMISAA.LT
KI
PANS, GAIGIAILE N YAWLS:, lan
BOATS, etc..oat.-4 AIse,,,BLACKSMITWeI-WORK,
BRIDGE iIIeZDEDUDZIAIONB, done Rielliedtioit
•Bl 0,46 *; A1 th10:4 1.-66 I,!*qt_Ptirag'
O.IIIAB MOORE, MANUPACTURER or
or COVY&R-Dl2.
:TILL RE EYE - WIIISEY"and . TAMMY .
WINEGAR, Noma in, 191, 193 and 195 hint street,
between Smithfield and tlront silents, Pittsburgh.
Rer Private orders solicited. Highest mutat prim
pAhl for RYE.'
, ,
;far Fuel 011 and all othervleonone Ingredient.
carefully extraktieg bjle4rolsee new and Improved.
OSEPH F. HAMILTON & CO.,
OprneF 42,1%y1ret and Liberty !tracts;
SUPZILIOR STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY,
Sc., , . -
Q • : " • 'lib, No. Ott WITAM - MT.,
/We Pittsburgh, =au ..dtirer of BOILER RIVETS,
MILOUGHTBRIKX3. COMMON AND RAILROAD , 2 2 I=gta , :;i.ii, siiiiiiimia nit:
TS,Or
ot cot1 to ;013 btn t 3 'l l
A notice. s.
A sot, *
'") N - -
• __ •
r
__l
successor
•ot it,—mtBis4ioni a r..36r HOT
fRESSED NUTS AND WASHERS, CHARCOAL
HORSY-SHOE IRON and NAIL RODS, BOILER
IRON and RIVETS.
I r8i5H1C4iti6...4.1..W4.4130471: Ca r Pa.
Jyablyd Warehouse, 13 Wood H., Pittatoult;.
. .16 2. 11.01.12.2 . 27 WIP2LI.L.
tXXF.l 4 4.l.o.rzt
%yaws. Warthog*, No. 12 Wood street, corner
• Yid, Pittsburgh, Pa. ses:l2d
. A ittatnire
PI Lkj, '
rn.6.—.....,, jiLVDIAIsI it 1. ? 1.),. No. 215
Liiivili7 4.3 btirgb,
takeovers AND Ibiticriltte
SWITCH•
ou n i t every description of LBATBER BRAIDED
1 Vniars soliclisd it= lbe trlideeond ROW. promit
y shipped as pre instr nctioni.- fistuiewlyr
, ) 1 " : oft: '
FIA' I 3. ' . ' I WITHOUT
PAIN. BY THE USE OF AN APPARATUS
agg"ICAR,"FitiI°,4!..YACIIA/TEalr
Cold weigher is the time when the apparatus can
• • wed to its beet advantage.
lenlififierllnd r tbuirAnaltes Jews had
terrify
=it xt twe by..wy precut, MN annudy to
teddy as to the/misty end peduleammes of the opera
tion—whatever has been said by persons interested in
ametting the contra r y, haring no knowledge of my
proms.
sarAntin&ittain 64Midifir i 0 7 '6.
E. 013 DRY, Thornort, 134 Smithfield Gt.
TOSEPII A AMP% DEarrisr, .Connelly's
Bulltibtg, ioiuer of Dlaisoad iuid Giant streets.
Pittsburgh.
Banduzioss—Dr. A. D. Pollock, Dr. Hillock,
REJL ENTaIITE .461E.r711.
WurtaanW TjT Dr44ll‘ IS PEON
, tasowiNersa, Downs, Ifotraaoss, and all so.
coultios for money.
Pent= Ma procure LOANS through my agency
Thom wishlnelo Wrest r Money t'good ad
vantage, can always And arm and wand ohm paper
at my oaks, for sale. •
All conununlealnweaVeAs pickily confi
dential. ' Ite St. Paul's
Cettbedtal Jel:dtf
rizlaPtvibrodlit•Prioli
TAMES M. BALM, late assistant to
CI Cbguieo Butbarger, propares EXPLICIT DRAW.
INDS AND SPECIFICATIONS for all. kinds of
ButleingoomOjtopo ehelsweilloet . m quo.
abilotAriber“.
- -
Offkn on Andeteon street. between Lowe* mid
Robinson strode, Allegheny City. jel2
kj. , -Await
- ' -; ir. ilittr,
su.e. - °. , NSAVVIPE inkrioNs!
libr Buildings utonsry . . liatou; work. superior aud:
00 moderato tango my2ally.
a LR DYsAEB LUMES:lbatmicrusi
s r k ! AlT wa
P sP O I V ANO•OSTES, and It
ror tIVIIMI P an :
IrA i tt i M
DAVIS IF IriOk N 24 mr .up.,
mat 30:AmmitrADAUSCSAFralk verfeet. • se
T4)82441 .44tra11'
4 -7‘' --
.oarth amid sad Dheated elkor. Pitt:o=o6
BOOIENE
KAY , A .M.,BOOXISELLSRS. .AND tirki
tioiress, No: 66 WOW street; nutt"door to the
sores? or Third. Pittsburgh, Pe. SCHOOL and
vv 2o
LAW,II Wags . tige Mod, , „ .-..,
4 .ri) . i BM% & :" SiiitoNi,
MIL lilJall BOOK )11/Jmnheralas, AXD JOl
Possuorh,No.ll Wood moot. /Pf trobareu: -• is
.• or
Imieription'
, r, ••-' '
- "Ko
ITTA, sixualizura AND su.
el • T•ctmi.ANFf
AND COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
pirreavaou,
iura+•CTUBZU 01
12:1102
iit.5.":7,4",(11.
PLIL.rOB.
If Olt 1200, OABH.—.lma awes
at the new . lbws Wareroonsa, No. 4g
Binh street, if OA 1 OCT. Eossw 02 1 :
pith Top Moulding Carved Legs. Wont Sesmd, and
"Improved Iron Frame," mad. by owl of tba best
Nene York makers, nod will be sold for Sgt cash.
OHABLOSTE BLUMN,
Bold A gent for Masten Midi, and Ilince's Mak.
dans.. ' • Rip
s22s—One beauLl Z.Waltuat6X,oe't:ve
CHICIIRRING PIANO,
fall Iron Frame, New Sad% Mooed from $275 to
Nat, Puy remind nod tor owbo.bl '• '
tee." 'JOHN IL ''NZLLON.; 8t Wood strut.
S2L/V_ S. _ *250
.--Twodepot Baleipoma 634 'octar.
PIANOS;
OIIICKERING, with toB Don Frame New Scale, re
duced from $290 to $260, just received and for We try
1e8; JOHN IL INELLOR, ill Wood Wean.
'faiNtilliti lit.loJib. - ~ , .
•Ilie Cythara, by J.D. Woobbury—per d02...i260
the New Lizte•of Zion by - J. WoWbnry do 860
Ite'Asapb, by Dr. Lowell Maim, do ... 860
.1 b• 7012 1D0ni 3, 7 4 11.003e Jr. acor.,. do .- 860
The Sab bat h b by George T. Boot, do -. 860
- The Jnbilee,lo , William B. Dradben7, do -. 860
, The cluietian Minetrei, by Aiken, do ... 8 50
The Sacred Star. by Leonard Marshall, do ... Er6o
• • • • JUTENLI,D HINGING BOONS. •
The Golden Wreath, 110th edition—per dozen-00 00
Tana Harp, by J. A. eNitse, do .- 900
The Nightingale, (new book) do ... 800
Dabbath School Hen. do -. 1 20
6 The Golden Chain , kw ilablwth &boob, do 1 60
I L •-'All the above for male in quantities or singly by
j, . 60 J 0 .111711. MELLOR, No. 81 Wail it.,
oet . . ton Dlartioud alley and Fourth
..rE 1100/CS.
ENV BOOKS
NEW BOOKi
The Pilgrims of. Mahlon.
pre Mous, kr Jahn - Brows, i. D.
Health', by 44. d.
The Sutherland*, by author of Rutledge.
The Cloister sad the Hearth, by Charles Read..
John Brent,Byillor Wiudowp,
Ihneuse, by ' "
Flange In Many Keys, by 0. W. Holmes.
Revolutions. In Zuglish Mbdosy, by Vaughn.
BuCkle's Hlstdry of !antis
. tHo!L
EmedyWlY peoige •
thiiioa.r,byawww...matu.A.
Hlitory of the United Stabs, by Patton.
bunsetcon the Hebrew Mountains, by MeDufL
Ellicott's LIB of Quirt.
Muller's Lite of .Trust , • • .
Lord Desam'e Bible Thoughti:
The Kw- and She k l eareaky Horizons.
trench's'iniciuros di We geren Eburches of Aela.
18W and Letters of John Angel James.
Precticol Christianity, by Abbott.
Hand Book of the Presbyteßan - Cturch, • book for
Ministers and Elden.
Cur Country sad the March', by M. L. Rice, D. D.
• For sale by ' R. 8. DAVIS,
felt. - No. W Wood street.
TA. 1) Alt LI MILITARY_ ' X . l
BOOKS.
in - tants' Art of War- new edition.
Reined U. S. Army War,
inropcan Onalry.
lielnellan'Ontkantioe PaL-41.*3-•
klcelellasee saytent gaining.
/ilanal f 4 fisMaj'lfit ll 4Cos4"
Sursegge.
U. S. satii6Fizfa
Field Atiutun of giolgtidn'ofttle Line.
Seoti:e.forastfT.TV
U. S. Intitatt7..Csoi 4Stbdifintl: •
Singel:lw zu:ArtUlery and intapt4: -
Special orders for Multaij Work, protapPr at
tended to. (felt] gill' • C0.,55 Wood et.
TCARDR.
T • YON AttNal.44 AND
.1 4 1 /Was* in the, wart select irminibiof OENU/NE
tiA %INA . MASS, and ill kinds of 1111101EIND
AND CIIEWINIT TOBAC00; • MINI, irmtc7
ILEILBSUILAUM PIPES, TUBES, de., tr.", In yea
variety, UNDER - THE Ir. OHADLES HOTEL.
. B. Rhi Vida saziplled on liberal taring:
kJT U • 11.1. 0 AN 0,
STUCCO AND MAST/0 WOUILIA, PAPIN.
NANCE'S-Ala. .PLAATERNN: ; •
. ,
Ateur.,l47lliltif OitiA.MENTB at al - kinds
ttiral•hed on short notice—
eu oidata Mtt at No; sa Ociairriaritreat, tlx doon.
tireft'Vlrylliiisost—Palskals-WalLPEpiellt4F,i No: 91
Wood atriiet. be • Ito. I stisimbili4:l AM, •
CALDIINLL, Jl.
rtAIDWZIA,` ociiiiii,7BOAT Furman-
NJ no ANDHAINII3 xuainta, ELSALP:AND
COTTON CORDAGS, PITCH:ROO.
IN AND OILS, TARPAULINS, DUCH, LIMIT
AND lizAvx : Ru.AS Water and
TB brunt etreeta, Pitts • opSSI
UrV. YOUIS ti t ' successor to Cart
:teriglet t Tool:tick No. 97: Wood street, comer
of Diamond Wig, desks. in all kinds of CUTLERY,
EAZORS, ItrtLY.s, REVOLVERS, Kxtyss, 84a13-:
SONS, GUNS, etc., 4c.' A large•easorteseout - of the
above goods coostaatly on Rued.- • seht
, fAuipeozi TO.W.NeRNIU, Posac
CP Percale . Juin ,DZAIX1111: 11 r BACON '
BEEF, LARD. ILESl3'.n.bilk.litibtP.
fourth street, near Mem, Pittsburgh.
Y. - MARSHALL, lhauctrar WALL
frArnis..Boxpuis ac.. $O. 41.:Wpd' Ansi.
Pittsburgh._ . . • .• •
R• IL •V: " OOD
Dealer In BONN IS, HATO, STILIILW
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THURSDAY ' MORNING, - FEB. , 27; 1862.
lheaugttral Addrnie 6 . 1" J 01:.
(From th e Richmond Examiner. Extra, Feb. iSi.]
Femme CITIZENS t ---On this the birthdaY Of
the man most identified with the nitablish
meat of Americaqndependenee, mid beneath.
the monument Skated to commemorate .his
heroic virtues and those of his compatriots,
we have assembled to usher' Into existence
the permanent government of the tkinfeder-.
ate ;State's. • Through this instrumetitality,•
under tho:favor 'of Divine Providence, we
hope to perpetrate the prima - PIO of oar Roo
luttonary fathers. The day, the memory, and
. the -purposes seem fitly associated.
It is with mingled feelings of humility and
pride that - .I appear to take, in the presenceof
the,people and before high. Heaven, {the oath
preeeribed as a qualification for the'etalted
station to whieb the unanimous voice of the
people has called mu. Deeply.sensible.of-all
that ie haploid by, this Manifestation of, the
peopleVerdiddence, T km yet morepfefoluidly
impressed by the vast responsibilitp of The
office, and humbly feel my own unworthiness.
In return for their kindness I den only'
offer assurances of the gratitude with which
it is received, and can but pledge it zealous
devotion of every facility to the melee of
those who have chosen me as their Chief Meg
imitate.
When a long course of class legislation, dl
r.-toted not to the general welfare, bat to the
aggrandizement of the Northern_ section of
the Union, culminated in a warfare on the
domestic institutions of the Southern States
—when the dogmas of a sectional party, sub
tainted for the-provident af_the constitution-
al compact,' threatened to :destroy, the sever-::
eign rights•of .the States, six of those State*,
withdrawing from the Union, confederated to-•
gather to exercise the right and.: pin-faint file
ditty: of instituting-a goverment lehiehwould
better secure the libertierfor the preservation/
of which that Union' was established.: - .• • .•
Whatever of hope sonic may have
that a returning sense-of juitiertfauld'Aei
move the danger with which our , nights:were ,
- .threatened, and render it possible to preserve
thb
. Union of the COnztibition, must' ave been
dispelled by the inelfgellyaind.berbaritYef.
the Northern States in the pioteeittlen. of :Abe.
existing - war. The confid ence of-the most
hopeful among us must hive: been ;destroyed
by the disregard they have recently
fur all the time honored bitiftelts.?if eiviland
Tangle's', liberty. Bastiles-filliti.wlllrpriten-:
,eO, - arreeted without civil precast: or indict,
input 'duly found; the Writ of. habeairoorpas
Baste:aided, by: tie:Mica niandffip; - ,•5 .. State '
Legislature controlled by the impriioninentlif
members whose. avowed principles, suggested,
to the federal -Bamutive that there:might be
duither added to, the lilt : Of - aikido& States;
elections. held. andel- . threats . 4 i military:
power; civil officers, peaceful-OW*4 and gen- :
tip , women incarcerated, for. opinion's sake,
ploclaimed the incapacity - of our late &sta
dium to administer a government - 'as free,
liberal-and humane as that'ettahlished for our
common use. , ' .
For proof of the sincerity of •oirpurpose to
l it
maintain - eur ancient itiatitut s, :we may
- point to the ,0 0nstibilintl4 .-
Vedalsei.
and the Isms enieted - tinder 'i ~: wen .11:tof
the feet that througtiallitie ne cessities," of an .
Unequal struggle therelisis been no act on our
part to hipairrsonal - liberty of the freedom.
tit': speech, of thought' r of the prels:' • The
Warta. have been epee, the judicial fetstiens
*Sy-executed, and every right of , the . pettie;
fal citizen maintained - as securely -se if:a war
of invasion had not disturbed the laud.
ILThe people of the. States now confederated
me convinced that the governMent of the
United States had fallen into the hands of a
Sectional majority,: who would pervert that
Most sacred of all trusts to the destruction.of
the rights which it was pledged to protect.
They believed that to remain longe r in the
Union worild tiutjesit: them to sccontinuende of
I disparaging ' discrimination, submission to '
Whieti would be inconsistent with Ttheit w.el- -
fare, and letaleiabisitea.Protid people: They
therefore determined 'Weever- , its, hande.iiid
establish easier eonfedersej , fiirthemselims.,
.:.
: The experiment instituted hr our-Revolu
tionary fathers,of: a voluntary anion of • stri
ereign Stem:a:for prirPesest specified in a: adman -
compact, bad been peiverted by 'ttione:Stlio;
feeling poeer and forgetting right, were tie`
toiniined 'to respect no la* but their own will.
The government bad ceased. to answer. the
ends for
. which it was ordained and establish
ed. To :save ourselves-from a revolution
which, in its silent. but rapid ,progress, was
about to place us under the despotism of num
bers, and to preserve in spirit, as well as" .in
form, a mystem Cr government beilived to - be
:peculiarly fitted to our oonditiOn, and'fidi s of
promise to mankind, we determined to make
4 new assodatiois, composed of , Stateatomo,
4eneour in interest, in; policy and In feeling.
' True to oar traditions of peace and our love
°f iiiide.e, ytklilni boinmissioners to ths poi
led States to propo s e fair end addelible int
rtleMent 'of all:questions of publie debtor prop
:ere; which might be in dispete., But the gov
!erminint-it Washington; ifehjing Mi , fight to'
self-government, refused even to listen to any'
I proposall for a peaceful 'separation.' • Nothing
was then loafer us but to prepare for war. e.
The first year in oar history has been the
' most.evomtful in the annals of this continent : :
A new government has lden established, anti
its machinery - put: in operation .over san area
exceeding' seven 'bandied: thousand square
miles. The treat principle' Upon' which- we
have been willing telieses4eferYthing.thet is
dear to man have made conquests foi us Which
could never have been achieved. by the sword,
Oar confabs/toy has gtown from six to thir
teen States; ataf,filaryiesad,.,aiready seized tO WI
by, Wowed :asewories sad ientemat :interests
*ill, I believe, idlest able es speak .with *gill( lid
voice, Mmed, her destiny; idea :the mgootis.. Our
people have rallied with tOtanimi
ity to the astipert, of the grist - principle's Of
constitutional government,' with firm-resolve
to perpetuate by arms the, rights which they
could not peacefully ' - secure: ; A million 'el
men, it is oath:elated, L ate ; non standing in
hostile array, and waging)war along a -Ikon
tisk of thousands I:ol..tailosc, Rattle, liars
fought, sieges have 'been: - .conducted,: =arid
alitoesdi do woke il nor sada, mid she liditir
Um ainnerst is egoist& Os, 'flse.jleil• result is oar
She period is nett et hand token oer../0., ,
n.sior SO tads!' liAirlortoelead - e - r - dokcMlh4 i
iholavi io•niyi, : e debt which inliotir 'tort I
to imhingiti.- its keit already: I ,*44144 ' et 1
fearful 'dimensions as wilVsntti•ei -, than • hol
intrilitine4bloh Muir eontinne teopprese them:
forgerialitinni.tationiteL - . '''' " •1,...._ 1
We, .tosi, have: our trials- and i di idaultiee. i
That we are to meows -them in future:lend, to:
be. hoped.L It :vas!. ibli'...espected. when wee
entered Upon this liar 'that it 'wo uld. expose;
oar people . saciilloes end , Coat them lunch,:
both et:A:an W noy. arablood,.Jietire kook . thel
Wainsiof She object /or ,iihhilt ire:ettiggifil,l
and understood the nature of the.wir In wh eh'
we - •ere:engaged:othing could be so sad;
asTailute, andany aserilloofWiadfieiclii - 41. - as
the price of emcees inmuch a contest.- L, , ti_ i
But-thts picture has Its lights as.well as its :
shadows. ThislfeaS Wife-lac awekened - in:
the people the highest emoticntisindioidalkitelef
the human SOUL "Itii coltkritieg.teeringstoll
patriot-Um, virtue and , '69riiPt... :laptanees!
of self-saoridoe *ad ..vf B 0 401 ) 94 1- 4 'ooll an WI
ls
theoblswhich forwhichwe are enintanding:
iiiiiiii — thr — iiiikoC;tfiefiT - 'Ker,Wrillea,a;
people evinced a more deteinele . 4tibrit 'tkobj
that stow , attialatias men, women and children
lanitterygoeilAt. - ant eltnit Jjpon the- first
, eall,thesuen,:ili.:te 4111 11 4...14W - gtis . , -- iiftl
methersMend their blisbaullb-- ,434 4 01 i1rWi1:04
tle witholitltAnannult oiseveLo ~, ,:,_.,,- :-.. i
. iivnedigionlitiordliatioirvtiProv4
deice: tltaVistii-trht• .- Whe--taugho-ilinSitti of
• eifillfect*bythOrrOrlifolissepitjr:iiitlisinj ~
c 1.:._/.. I-
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.5 , :11.1. :,,r73...,.:. 1,, ;..t:,Xi:P,,,1T.Z.., 1.:' , 1t• 1 •
The recollections of this great oontest, with
all its common traditions of.glory, of =mike
and of"blood, will be the bond of harmony and
enduring affection amongst the people, pro
' diming unity in peliey, fraternity in *anti
. went, and joint effort in war.
Nor have the material saorifices of the past
year been made without some corresponding
benefits. {f the creestieseetiee of foreign satiate
in a pniteided b/ockads hoe deprie . ed of ear
cononerta with them, it s fast waking st a self;
supportlng and an independent people. The
blockade, if effectual and permanent, could
only serve , to divert oar industry , from the
production of artiolee for export, and employ
ill supplying commodities for domestic) zse.
It Is a satisfaction that we have maintained
the war by our unaided exertions. We
have
neither asked nor received aesietanoe from any
quarter. Yet the Interest involved is not
wholly our own. The world at large is con
cerned in opening our markets to its com
merce. When the independence of the Con-
federate States is recognised by the nations of
the earth, and we are free to follow our inter
ests and inclinations by cultivating 'foreign
trade the Southern States will offer to man
ufacturing nations the most favorable markets ,
which' ever invited their commerce. Cottony
sum, rice, tobacco, provisions, timber maim* •
val stones will furnish attractive exchanges.
Nor would the constancy , of those supplies be
likely to be dieturbed by war. Our confeder
ate strength will be too great to tempt aggres
sion ; and never was there a people whose peo
ple, whose interests and principles committed
them so fully to a peaceful policy as thise of
the Confederate, States. By the character of
their productions they are too deeply interes
ted in foreign commerce wantonly to'disturb
it. War of eompteet they cannot wage, be
cause the constitution of.their eonfederacyud
mite of no coerced association. Civil war there
cannot be. ,between, State*, held together by
their volition only. • This rule of voluntary
association, which cannot Tail to be conserva
tive, by securing juin indiniputial govern=
went at home, does not diminish the security
of the ebitgations by whieh the Cenfederite
Stateimay be bound to 'foreign nations. In
proof of this- it is Jobe remembered that, at the
first moment of asserting tlseiroigAt of ettesseiest,
them States prepared a settie;seat as the basis of
commosidiaiiiity for: the obligations of the gen
era!
Fellow - eitheeer after the, eireffilles of;eV'
hadeonsecretekthe right of thi ? togu.houn to- 1
oonstitutionarepnaentative government, ear
colonial antelfarswereforeed to vindicate that
birthitight' by - an "appeal to Arms. 'Success
crowtied their 'efforts and they provided for
theft posterity's. peaceful remedy against fu , ::
tare aggression:
The tyranny - of an unbridled majority, the
finest odious end least resoonsilrle loran of des
, potism, has. denied ua both, the right and the
remedy Therefor e we , are in,atms to renew
such eactitiosts as our father s made to the,holy
cause of constitutional liberty. 7;M the dark= est horn of our struggle the previtionst givee
-place to the permanentgoverninent:' After a
aerie. of tueoattes and victories, whielticeriered
I our arms ibidi skies, we have recently met with
serious di.asters. - Satin the bean of a people
revolved to be free these, disasters tend but to
stimulate to increased resietanee.
, To show ; ourselves worthy of the inheri
tance bequeathed to us by the patriets of the .
Revolution, we past einulate thit heroic de
votion whilh made reverse to them but the
crucible iu which' heir pettiothstra eras refined.
Withtonfidence'lti tbe"wisdom and virtue
of those who will share with`me the responzi-
Witty, and aid -me in the oonductof public! •
affairs; peoluoly relying on the patriotism and
'courage of the people, of which the preeent
war has fmnisbsd so many examples, [deeply
feel the weight of• the responsibilities I now,
with unaffected difildence, am about to as
sume ; and, fully realizing the inadequacy of
human power I. guide aod to. sustain, my
hope is reverently,fixed on Him.whose faior
is ever vouchitAfed to the cattail which Is just.
With humble gratitude and adoration, ao
knOwledging -the Provident* which has so
,visibly protected the confederacy during Its
brief but eventful career, to Thee, Oh, God, I
trustingly commit myself, aid prayerfully
invoke Thy blessing on my country and its
Latest from Washington.
WMMINGTOX, Feb. 24.182.
have. .
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; The reports whichhh- been oireulatsd of
.
the evacuatien - by the : rebels- of ..Manassas is
riot erodi4d. The - .ttor his. tillable izifortna:
tion to tbe.gfl'soL,that noe
Rennet ra e.hree t
.
of the'rebele have left their .position at, or in
front of, Minassa& Many of their re-enlisted
woo, baring been ferioughed for sixty days
to enable them to visit their homes, have de
parted: • :
As they filled • number of trains for some
dijis, the rumor that they were going away by
rgimentigoCciat: Their departure does not
amount to materially weakening the enemy in
Our front, • though 'it Is very 'questionable'
whether they will ever again join.tbeir reaped-
Live regimenta r owing to the twice's.' of. the
rmy of the United Stabs', the destruotlen of
heir railroad connections, etc. , . . .
i FURLOUGH TO THE NiTORNID PRINGNRREI.
1 ,It is i stated, that Pearetary, Stanton has
granted a fprrobgle Of thirty diyi to"the -re
turned prisoners fro& Richmond, in orderthat
they May wisitlbeir families and Mends.
Toe RIRION/TlCiloP'Juo.lti'R:iiiiov:
,
! The rumorod tusignation of. Jidge Wilmot,
'of Pounsyliatiia;is withont any fetindation.
;The friends 'of 'Mr. 'Wilmot say that there is
no danger:ebb' dying nnexpectedly,'and his
'present healtlidoes not interfere with his Ben
;scoria duties.
WASHINGTON NEW 3 AND GOOD/P.
. .
. ,
It is very evident from 'circumstances that
General Smith's division, to, which ttio Penn
leant*. flea - oriel, snider GenbratMeCall, are
attached, will soon bo enostnped at Centre
ville.
Petitions are being freely circulated in favor
of .maklitickensral.Buroside &major general.
His friends seem - to think .that he •is kat!).
entitled to:promotion. . •
From reconnobissinee' Suede, it is apparent
that the Obeli sirs concentrating a large force
on the . hilie opposite General Hooker's divir
lien.: Thar. seem to anticipate that our forces
will cross at this point.
'Lanes Expeiition.
.
The disagreement between grins. L ane and
Hunter in regard to the contemplated expedi
tion admits, we 'are told, of no amicable ad
justment. It has been referred bieltto Weak.
ington to be there decided. • Gen: Lane will
leave ICansaa:thia. rick rot the capital, where
his military status is to he: determined.'; Hit
friends will, we undeistarid; aloha foi him `.a
Major General's commission, and will labor
to have hiin usigned to the !restart' Tepert-
Meet. weni they have greaX confidence . in
Gei:'.llinter% - 'caniestuess; - mitt:figs 'anh'ie
quiromentr; they think, is we' hive no 'doubt
the subject of their thoughts also thinks,
that he may be profitably employed. on some
field where, thej a cties and_ strategy of the
schools can he krougbX more into: play ; and
thit in inch an'e4peditioki as:Giat projected
for "the ' Bouthwest, irherir
*void' ueeessirilf ths' Ord* of revery iffy,
he would' bet; though leading , S kil lfully • and
gallently,f . display those - tpevollar " partisan
qualities which Lan.eJa.supposed t0..1101110111.
We hate little hope, however, .that the expe
dition will ever set clat...7o.lqM#o.7ribmw. , .
.
- Our -Lori - arFort- Donehoi.L -
By a dispatch from . Ceiro, we learn - that our
loss during Ate. threw days . fighting at For.t
Douelson,; as deriTed. from ~official sources,
foots up as folloWs • •
Mounded...... ....... . ....... 1,046 ;
Mini ........ ......... 150
-Toter 511' '
Thengh, 'ergo, 'llt - ttonsidentidy - ender,
the estimate at drat. reported. 'Some of the
rebel' pathless at" Indianapolis
'pelted thee our tote not iyeleen less!
than' T4ere - teems' to thianilinritabie:
:tetidenoy to efitgiterateloseeibattle, active'
:bniglarthins a'Anrtalitylotalli,nt!
varieties with ascertained restati; !The 'hear ••
lit l is eea -,l aUr - apoh'iltisChiniatierbrigade,.
adititoisait brllltitobt Crimple, who held time ex
trettierigh and ettististed thiground with the
rebel, on 'Sgrini•diyi the 16th instant; Inch by
inch. Immortal honor to the brave mten who;
bite , Mellen ..in :this bloody contest... Their
friends have the.metistaation ;bnowing that
victory crowned the.eiterihees inside upon that
A Visit to the Battle.tield.
A correspondent of the Chicago nem,
writing from' Fort Donelson, Tenn., under
*date of Feb. 17, says:
I was invited on Sunday morning, by. Gran.
McCiernand, to take a ride over the .battla
field. It would be difficult to - describe, in a
few 'words, the scenes 'which hare niet 'my
'view. The battle-ground was chiefly confined
to the 'pace outside the- rebel fortifications,
extending tip the river bank a distance of two
mites,' to the' point lettere. GenerarifeChtr=
nand's force rallied from the imthinient which
they. were at first forced into bythe impetnona
charge of the enemy. It meat be remembered.
that! it was here that the . Rand sortie' was
made by the rebels un tl i Zr a mie r ; bank; with
the intention of martin our ht dank and
cutting, their. way . out. . ,tru . or twelve
thousand men competed the force sent out for
this 'purpose. They advanced under cover of
a deadly fire of -artillery, and steadily drove
General McClernand's fore, before them a die- .
tense of fifty or sixty rods. Our troops , he re
made a stand, and being reinforced by one 'or
two 'regiments, began the assault before which
the enemy were forded to retreat.' The ground
was! contacted with:' desperation, and ths
slaughter: on both, sides was immense.. The
whole space 'Of two Miles was strewed 'with
dead, who lay in every imaginable shape and
Fedenils and rebels were promiscuously
mingled, sometimes grappled in the • fierce,
death-dime, sometimes facing each other as
they gave and received the fatal shot or thrust,
sometimes lying across one another, and again
heaped in 'piles which lay six or eeven deep.
I could imagine nothing more terrible than
the, silent indications of agony that marked
the features of the pale corpses which lay at
every step. Though dead, and rigid in every
muscle, they still writhed and seemed to turn
to cistoh the passing breale faracooling breath.
Staring eyes, gaping mouthi;Clebehedliaride,
and strangely contracted litnbe; seemingly
drawn'into the - smallest compass; as if by a ,
mighty effort to rend asunder some irresistible
bond which held them down to the firtups,of
*blob they 'arid: One legalist a tree, and,
with mouth and oyes wide open,
looked tip
into the aky,,as if to catch& glandeatits fleet,
ing spirit. , Anotheralutcbedthebranch of An
overhanging tree, and half suspended, as in
,th death pang be raised binifielf 'pertly train
th grmind.. The other hand grasped his bath:
fa; musket, and the compression of the mouth
'tad of, the determination, which would have
;bean fatal to albs had life ebbed a minute later.
A third 'clung • with both hands' to - bayonet
'which was buried in the-ground, in the rof
striking fora rebel foe. . Great numbers lay .
in heap', Just as the !he ar the artillery mowed
- Maui down, Mingling their fermi into areal- •
meat , undlitingdishable. mass. 'Many- of ear;
min had ividently.fallditviatims :to the rebel
sharpshooters, for, they were pierced, through,
the head by, rifle bullets, some In hie forehead,'
, acme' in' the eyes,' others on the - bridge or the'
ndsic in the cheeke,sindfin -the wrOuth;; This
circumstance verified a statement mad.9.o me
by • rebel olScar among the prisoners, that
• their men were trained to. shout lew;and aim
ter the tic°, while ours, as a: general' thing,
fired at random, and • shot over, their beads.,
The enemy, in their retreat, ca r ged. off their -
wounded, and,a great many of their dead, so
that ours far - outnumbered there' on' the field.
The scene of action' had 'been' mostly in the
woods, althoughthere. were two :open. places•
of an acre or two where the tight .had raged
furiously, and the ground was covered with
dead: . All'the'Way up to their intienchiethits
the' seine' lame of death; was , inisented.
Thera were two miles - of dead strewn thlekly,
mingled with firearms, artillery, dead horees,
and ttie paMPliernalia . of the battle field.' It
was a scene Direr - to; forgetien- r never to
The BlysterloesYleg of Truce,
epecial conespoudent of lie ChlsairO
Tribune give/ the . .follawhig'aecouit •OT - the
late expedition from Cairo to Columbus, and
,
On.fiaturday,z,the 22d inst., orders _sere is,
Bind to the 27th Illinois Col. Bithid, - and the
Bth Wiicomsli, Murphy;" numbering
Mgethei 900 men; to:-report thensielrec on.
hoard. he. Lampert' COtiOnsuisis,4494 + O .. 4.
- Chant:eller at„siu o'clook,,the
day) morning. The sane orderswere' pro
Mulgated to the gunboats' Lon's, Came
togs, Carondolet, Chichinatt and . Mound city;
.end two of, the mortar beets., Alt
c 'olock
Sunday morning,. :the flag-chip Louie'
steamed out.' into:the 'river "and 'signalled the
feet; which-wag soon under way: The morn=
Ow eat as beautiful acene: could wish; the_
air se balmy, an on a May day, and the river
elite with craft of every teteription. ' The
levee was thronged with civilians and 'sol
dier', for the movement—or neonnoissance—
had spread through the city like wildfire.
The fleet seamed-slowly. down-the-Mitsiseip-.
pi, amid the music of, the regimental. bands
and a- gelato from the port, and was , soon lost
to view behind Point.
'Whezi six mile'from the relief works;-the
'smokes,' a signal gun curled up from thskfor
titications. . This gave assurance that Volum-.
has was not wholly. evacuated. at, leant.,Two
taloa nearer another gun was fired: S SO*
ward premed the' fleet, and 'Mother mile les
eened the; distance, when sv,shot• from the
works ,came *kipping :tear aces:Wm*. The
test kept on nntii r the gunboats, were. under
the rebel hatteries and took ap their pielticine:,
The transports,' lame . dietinee nem
signallethandritete prepanitionaht diestebark.
At this juncture' a rebel 'triesSport steamed
:out under a flavor trtscsriintr came` alongsidethe tag-ship Sc. The :Libel °Mesas,
among %boatel: Thorn,- went suntled
.an interview. with . Commodore Boot,; ,The
'interview la
some two tenni. - The result',
,
'Li far se 'any One knowe,ires the signal from
,the flag ship: for thsreturn. of:the 10W
transports,were soon hirmlinc,for.,ca4N. ar
riving her aliautaight elockle the even:ll4.
The:gunboats followed, the' last, thi Coisesto-`
ga, reaching the 'levee about ten o'clock. ::
The, result of that interviset , under the rebel
batteries .is by no '.Encans . apparent,: farther
than the probability, that :negotiations-art
pending for the-c•-yo.o.tton„.. of -Ccilthabus.
Multi-hued MUM* heTti,leink level uponthe
mytiterieue interview, but the coundation of it
is apparentthe - hope] of the reel
cause: • With:Oeth Buell: in Mailiville; t ithe
probably is to-day; Tennessee is caved: to the
Union: and. the . Unionists of .that State eel
Maintain their bold. With loyal State in
their rear; 'Gen:' Grant's division _ ready to roe
operate either upon' the right, or left; Genera l Pope.' division at - Commer ce, Me: - and - the
gunboats Mr theritier,hluialte wee-impossible.
The kilson.walls' wire - slowly' but' evidently
near g each- other, threatening tcternsh. the
victims. _Visit thethreat results of this move
are, a few, daje,iiiit shim, and ' t hen on for
Memphis and Nen Orleint. '•
. .
The, Prealderta , a Family. ~..., •
Many a pareoes heart, will qmpethisewith
President Lincoln, to whose anxiety olt :Na•
tional affairs fitipw'sapaliddeti the:kriefOf i
fatally bereavement ,in tha'. l 9l44;4*.paita
,on Tholi aP ie a sk4iw O*AfOt ti to4 l 4t 1
for the bur waa
of
'Wag*, aiyd ad . #lll !
Itani. inch traits et seher . •*!:o -,ittUtidelati
eleSililfklairsolei. - •mo - , Fteeteenve:**.
tilt were 'Rebore `a n '`.. - andif-tradams: #1
170 . 1101; *lip, the dwityni#l, - . 'and.;
hoiehi AS Yeklrf ."694*.:1,ik-*°ltTmt
ilvni.SanOttlite ,OW ,—: - :T - -- - fii -, 14N 1 i
wit, hell I pie4z ittla.olidith:gia4, , ,o4,,
V /14 !ni.diA03 . - 121 ii:PtOtiAl,h 1 49*, l'Arh.ol,lif 1
I notice the w*callgtOn 21#9180:01.15.:•1004ill
)34etit
him Tbaddatta 7 Mini allimils#l4lo4 */1"
friends of the , Linfiebi"!faatlK. Will' 'aff, Ap''
difficulty: in itoovitsine the !:firitin' Nile 1
miltake,'since ,, 74 , mbialneinfrivki
,ALts 1
father', taw'rilfag . :o4ikiiiitaa',.lli - Va o f
practice in this State. • ft:itne:M4
I id, hil
411 aiokaantegivew..tp:' !lac ..yaati Ifrii‘as-1
Most' to tha,aahilaitioi:oriklii;.46l4 rialza.l
William; the;semind eon or ilarari`ya*a; now
William'
alit Or mere tbo'llevaPritti
.Tf a was rboailiEtal and ita4(0014.4.0 4 a a l
y•s-rc,aiia-Area.di:.iii4 '516.004:-I° 411
Mew* Way: ,2t' fel days ' diet he' hM. ts
orliall'i.litalliihe 14 9 1 10.[1ii0 ,- the Oelafk:Uf t
:the Nesidniton ROIMI/11111114.111;ellit*"%r
insertion a - poetical lsibiite;l4, - the litncitaidi
COL Maker s , whioti;iiiimitied ifll'AWfefltieltillie
issue of the piper .' . fr iii4:ll;otilli as Ms own.
.inituneit'and.ponmillita l ttr4
li osind, the lie,*
was•morethini COM Winlite;ta4itltid feel
Jai exhiatolt Is 7 illfd iof 114. MM -Vic
Welts Howie for off, Brit Sufi hag bOn bimned.
for a child ' s Amoral. Under memorable cii-1
- cininstaticet the , nation will 'mourn -with'ithel
President's family in their bereavement, fen
the mourne v r-wew seattered-thronahout the:
laid, and in 'ftnanyL hinciehilds cbettaity Anil
merrpsnakings f have been r. haibid .by. , the
pianos of the dasiropa:.;%-: Chtoasar2l,aaa:
VOLIJidE, 8-1-;
URANVE. ,
INSUBANM BY - THE &ELI.
Aso, irtrrtrim issCsAwor ooltrisri,~ -
Sr nut, ADYLPIIIA, os.BUMUNGelimitailir
perpetual, idiatoraores, TURN ITtlaia. th
town or country. Oflice Wiklatal *eta, ; -
•
CAmeA4 #229.5101 Aims, /1:41,54X196-4ay . artst
so mi.:
Iflnt at ImprortdOtyPropor.__„_/ • -
• Yoriaaga
ty. worth doublo tho —3 1 0 6 , 340 aa
Grousd rout, Ant 411,331 60„ ,
_Pena.-LB. 09.'s 6 per not .. Mortgage . -
Lo a / 4 . 330 „,000' eat • 2'4130 aa
Oty of.Pnuadalphla, 747 cent . -30.0111 00 I .
'Allogheay county 6 peel. Y. IL It. Loan . "lo,a)olm
Odlatanl tondo: Iran asattrad—...' '
itantlegdon and, Broad , Top Mountain
Baltraid Company, =Maio 4.000 30-
Penuaylointla Banned , 3,000 00..
atorAt liallanoo Mutual Inman.* C 0... 26,660 IV
Stock Of County Iflralusunsnot, 1,050.03.
Stock or Delaware. M. 6. Inainu.odo 700 00.
Omani:ad Bank do ,
'5,7.33 91, !lee Bank =
V X. Insurance Co:, 100 . 00
Blur Tab* /adonis mar.. • .., '16,267:13.3 ,
'isook Acconutkicerued intar00t.'0te........,
6,2/6 711
Cash' on WO and in handl of agenta...'... 11;02 8 16
_ MAW 01 (
. TI:NuLICT, Prreitint. F:{'o
Chan Tingley, H. L. Benson, . „, , ,
&mad BLepham, ' • Z. Lathrop. -- '' ' ,
Win. B. Thompson, Bohr. Tolland, . ~, 'i
=teen, Chas. Leland, ,
i
Wolin,: •' ' Tred'k. Leant', ..- " .".
Win. Mimes • Jamb T. Bunting,. i-
Bind. W. Thigiey, , Smith .Liowers, • - . .. .
John R. Worrell, Jas. S. Woodward, ' -1
Marshall Hill, • ' John Bissiall,: P131a0114.
13. Al NC111344,N, Smnolary. ,
J. O. (X)1171N, Alma.'
T h inl and. Woodlstreet. " ~
my . Northeort. come
TNL.EMNITY AIIAINST . LOSS
. 11Y
1111RE.—YRANICIni tIREINBUICANOIODOM:
PANY - Or 'PHILADILPHIA. tiffice,436 mad fB7.
Magma. Wad, mew
Statement of Aimee% January. bit. 186 9. 16 1bt. 141 ,4,-.
• agreeably Co an act of /iambi*, being—
!lnnampVaietc.:—....s4BB6,393 00
Baal tatata. 11l 06,3111 61) mom
Temporarylojaw on,arapy!.collateral ,
liecarlea.
. _ _
kcal. (Wand Was 72) cat.» 10,788
Notes and Bills Beadivable.—.....«:-. • 1,821 CO
*M . Th . . only profit. from premiums which
coMpuly can divide by Jew are trim. Siam whieli
Imve been detereilmod; ' : f
Thattrance shads on Avery description Ot
In town inn - country:at tattoo as haw la are co=
with ssontityd
.r
Ith= their thoorpotta . —ton, .pick' of ildrtY
they bass pardlosesif by than amnant - sxoseding t
Pew ifintoss ,qlDollepi, Womb), stiordiote evidence
:of tho'ildinnorof Insukandosini weans the& *MI.':
71ahrti dispoodtkOtt #nnt-wink 'PT , 1 1 4 ,13 1, 1 t, .ali
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' Lora pa ia.dw/ot.lh~,Tes 186.&....,..,«,1308.9 6.67,
ILIKROI.II
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cai D.Lowta, owta,Jacob. H. .' •
Toland Wititar, Edwaitt C Da*
Darld.S..Ervwth • . Gee, W. Aieltsabh .• :
tlatanot Grant, . I George Yethat.
f • • - CHARLES-R. • DANDLE CR, Porairkw,
EDWARD 0. DALE, rem- risidnit.
Wit. A. BsAri, fooressr, pro tees:
• ,• : . • GARDNEIit 00k1 1 11N,..Agear,,,
• itiya Ofilco Northeast oor. Wood th Third rts. •
:UTEs'ittri
y v,. . ti x.P ob : ,I7B PILVILLEIe,
O. If:GORDON. Secretary. • '
oGlro t Ha.,93 Water. stmeti, Spoty.* Cu.'i
home. up stairs. Pittsburgh.
, issusi (iii • kifte• ifarl36•'-'
Phisseliagesthis, lassuipart by Diractors'irkis. ;
as mil ksoinths Apooss 4 aseittib P. Pi*. Pro *Pa':
wised, Sp promptness, and Menai/if, to minutia iha"
dummies solidi day bait
opihyr
prOedkns , te tie' • oho &Sim es be •••
A1: 3 3E13.00TO1g11 3% 1 101 , '.
Stock Acconut . i, i 3033 00
Mtn44o9 . . ''" • 100 00
°Aka . . - 250.00 ..t
Opela ACM/LIMB, ;PM 4 1 3
18,561"0
27,05 let 4
Notei Ind Bill. IMAM 13 •.".
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Andrimelcktif.t•z;. ,
31 e 3 s 1 Plei 3 Pe&F,,.s . 1
Dalld .61:Lotig,
Beedl3:llroduw,"
Bay), P. liakewall. ~
Jo!tu%. ;
R. Miller, •: -
James XcAukty,
,Nathaniel lel
Nimlck, •
:Ge arre kmnikr,
',WILIAM IL &Ifni,
-41,W.Nlikekkim
artramsro
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tr i nct 11,5 7 t 9 :-,_._ "1 " 15 ?.r . at-
AUTHIIII . O.• WIT/ Prodded. -
: THOHAEUPLATZ - Beeretary:' • ," • I- •
, . - -" • • ' ' • • • .
TNsuBANCE — ,cO, - , • OP I'llE ST A TE' j_ OF PEHITSYLVANIA; PHILADELPHIA:" • '•
. Inokporsted IHR=Oapital, :•L-• •
• Mods. rabruu um. .
• prigfidass: •
WILLIAM HABPEB , yavatarr~
-
HARTFORDFIRE.ENSUWICE CO.:.
HARTFORD. ,
Imcorpwited - Hlitif, ESIDAut„,• - '• •
Asia",
Dr 2 . i. .
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teltked bi TWA t f
Wlturaran o ce In the ebersoldi l and re' , lfab y; le:Cbto
psalm can 4..
%.i• or wrrantrnan. onlot 4 coiner Marled:nd-,
• bANIIN.IO,IMA. .
WIC B4GAlAT..Proffiant. ...
' Itunuas - Stiaumbosta aqd sa. . -
Imam iimslast ken sad damage la the marispdlon _
ot. the Bodeara sad 'Nada=Mttra /Won and
Ti. and law minipill:l3 Of lb. E,,,,,,,,,
/atrial aSidast law sad daidama by dm '- ' •
Wm. 111.0,117:”. .. d. H. Ettar,._
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WY G: /Shoat.* Jos. M. ..- ' ,‘ • • -
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Ji.eala Ihnes„„
maws >:
J. Odd, .114. • '..,.. ..„
.110.1",,,M, maws, John N. ircirth, . ,
= Keaton. Moles .If. , Zu -..-,
pliili'Alll LYRIA. Vilth AND'3
• INBIIRAISMS ODISPANY, Nu, 149 Chesnut a/41-
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;
Will *Wm, ill Idadaarltasatione, allbariatiadasi
at Malted, am s.ir &Waist= at.Propetty cellar .
abandob at nammald• Mat t , ilmlelo• • .:-
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P.n.datiml. E. WCm -
daileadl ' - corner Third and Wood straida,
NLIEGICENY ItiSITH:4IIO}3. and r
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Immo *salad all kli;is 0( rue aia kio*;
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wiClogyil z fairs too stnetons, nteil l, M s
• o Id the 'Ohne WHITLItIt
IMO SlWltia litscHlll4,o - 1111DOCIND : -
MUCKS, with Ineremed confident:6lll.lM mettti pi-, ,
the beet and moat reliable ,Ifatettf?M•fitaol44lok , `,
now In tnet -- ItnewMetoelriell - oorthwthlckeet end -
thhmet , Mt*" makeelhelteloettiebk impteethte to, .
-MIMS, with the eseentlet rk ud =Lane ot halm( alike
on both iktee;,l6MahM Dar eidhihi de the Rude
, M•l6,4ettbantetteectottuttlety.ntOTS .1, 0 4 la til ''r *. : .'.
,Noemt, mid more !lovable. num antittbee . mantdnit. -
'Wit stivieett btettattdent-to eneibtlib*paidoemir.'2,'
to mw ordinary menu. 'titan he fellAtilit. &Mtn ' ,
m u d anti enek, MI on the wee tho, and wereigt,l
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