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- .I.S34BLISHED IN 1786.
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SION 1211 f ralllrlintill MIZECIIANT and whole
- ; , 11/111 dialer lb • WESTERN - RESERVE' CHEESE,
jr •
UTTIGIAIARD,
13
rova, DAWN, FLOUR, FISH,
, POT AND - PEARL' ASUES,SIICRATUS. LEN
!BUD AND LAND - pip DRIED FRUIT and
rerally, j,&S .ID , and 143 •Froat letreot,
ed.
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YIULP' & SIAPArt:IS ComnsaioN MYR-
Al, Marrs and Andorra In PLOUR, GRAIN AND
PRIPKICR, N0.'24.3 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pe.
antics brands of Flour for Bakers and Family nee
constantly on hand. Particular 'attention paid: to
-1111.1ng orders for Iderchandice generally. 'ocriidty
,VaN JAN tiOlillgit, PRootroa Atm
• 'doinaliatthrEfiraciu,r, dealer' In FLOUR, ROT
.::/lig4o
LD4 IA 1 PORK,RN.sAtl; ,;Aiwa&cobadvanamas onmaagumeo;
_ Warshaw*, NoAlkl3o6r . mdltreet;Pittsburgh. •
pus, 4.. • N 1 .Ifat f . . :7
UOILUISSION ME11611,41T
-AND DNALIII IN °MIDI DILL
Corner Hand street azoi_Daqueme Ak
U. A FonwAsnizio Atm
COX bisseaume, or the select /MOON,
_AGAIN, BACON, LARD. 1111711llit, told
.Western Produce generally. No. 10 8111THYPTD
firPRZIT, center of TIM, Pittsburgh, Pa.
• liirOrders ind cotudgnments solicited. la-natd,
"WrZER, loollwearde
4, - (Orilk• -
FEIfZER, VoßweaDixo kND
Oeuerlentrot Hinecureure. - frireborsale - or YLOVR.
GUAM:BACON. LAE O,.BUTTYR,IIII6 I / 8 ,D11116D
.1111U1S, and Produce gerkerally,lio. 16 Market 1..
;corner or first. Plivpurgh. - oadly
w.
Q.E.llOlf AK ER & LANU, - colgurio ox
1.341....cul wholesale dada. in K.
'RAW. , PLLII2I2. GRAIN, PRODUChI, to., No. 3•29
Llberty. , strest, Pittsburgh. Pa. isetaid
la I) I.IIDL s, .•1 JO.
, j . " a ICEkni. is 3 tibirty giroes,*ru
,purg4t, IsEtiNia.L PILODUeIs, GE9CFRY 'AVID
9)DiIIIIBI3IOI4 . 2.IERCIIANT.
~43enalgnmenii niipeetflulty solicited. •
HITS FORWARDING
.1341111PAIng . hissouturre and dostore in
Ettioo dlO N 8 AND rwoDUCS GENER AiNo.
ggs 141„,,5y Stri•ot, Pittsburgh, Pa. nkys7
„„
A soh 4) Mai L.IONIMUL MON MCMILLAN;
h , • at.Ullii dNU ItSFINSD STAILiON
Uf LS, GLASS, NAI LS, Ai:, No:LM rty
sane. . ' y
IS
i11fp.14.11./1 AILII6B, t o ,;; - ,i.x...t , ... 1 rayin 11:61.111P ,
'mg. A. .C.OrTIK, j Si U r.
'. MEANS Si, COIII7IN, • truce ois to
- 3 :=3 1 . t en .. Tal d r l ani 1 3 t=n I i l 'r
!V II I 0;1 /A f . : b U g gt,
.-Peries, , ..- : . , •. . fAd
,:::-r5.....a. 111'1V111115a......D/LXIIL 5uar5.......!•_. 1 . u..Y. ?... r.
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' . ' It VOIGT & ( X).,.succetaa:4 o ,„L'• y,-
• Oniff,T11,01:11101i AND.LX..11131.111.8100. ..-
• - .K T ,1 •14 7 L 11 0,1- 1 7111 1set,TPIttobalf.t.,,rs . .ve.._
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40 4 k
Isms'. 50u5e.—......—......-..—..sosssit 30d1.n.
aoup-,-- 1. - 110 USE & AKI.,::ViritS!..N.MLN,
• V O,l
- Locsiiixiceiiiiiitulrini 111:setiissit.' Schist of
Sul tbIIOLI and Wster assets; Pittsburgh, .1"Ii. %.Ij7
.PIMERTLYN.. &. eilE "ART, Wno
:11.4 SAL 6 GIIOCitICII 01013o11111111111110N BiZSOILLX2I. rio.
107 Wood street, Pittsburgh... JerldV
' 1 'll"Msrstsict....s. s. skoss:.-rws. slaresssics.
'IOtROWI4I&, - KIRIi.PATRICKS, Wt4E
„,.ILP SALA Oick'xice and draltri IS YL017.11. AND
- -...5ir5t418,11..5.-191 end 10 3 Liberty strert., Pittsba b.
1 " Aid.o6. _DALZELL &, SON, 0011.1;13-
vies IlsississTs for thassIeSYCRUDE AND I F,
- -. 4IIIIIMCARIION OILS, 1i0.09 sad 70 WsLer st I,
1 llatsburgh. &llamas Suds on eozudgnmests. r
-- - - 411R117G4GrIST8.
LMON JOIINbTON Aux= IN Pips
DRUGS - - AND 'ONEMWALB,:.PIRRYILVIRIFY.
r...voLutut,Goom.BLULNINO ri,m; ons, riot
pa USD ac.. 01 . 11 /14 1 .5 Ti
try• which be alterc .t lovrest . prkme.:ol. Bm th-
Add mad ..lineamb Monts, Pittiburib, P..
Preerciptimm catelnlly compounded at all bom-p.
.
gESTOCK 4E, Cb.,-WaoLs-'
. . .
B, ? *.Lr Dsremsder isisd 151 sandierum of WILItTIC
1.F.F41101D L1T114.1.1.9E, cantor otWood sad Pont
•treels, Pittsburgh: - -
AAALLNWHOLESALS .1)
• • Wit ilt-0 21 7G5, PALNTS,If I II..b.' YAZALSUBS /I„7' 7D
LYS STUFF'S, Au. Zs3l.ll,erty street. Pittsbuegb.—
, All orders will receive prompt strentkro. m 644
raincsuac eraysa.
14.1144:11N:4,AK1T.138, Naplaukag .AND
AS=3, 4 il.,!IT:t78"! " r:°l* st.
•
- • Y6134i, DAU4i43O;
re64:-corner. . Wood street add
7 : lT : ittsid .Pi!tsbuqdt. Pa
, -werxt.Era. ,
G:"-NacOONICELL, - Airctafxr
dirt Mises law Sm.,-
mo,Ner 93 Dfiarrud meet: . . • 1
Will attend - to %Imp rettleatiint, Waving and-colleo.
'',,111TAny ,0 4. 4 . 1 0 1 4 - 144 171 ,VrAda#109 2 : - Dirclict
- aol9:6leri
,Allll.ll
V,IRKYATICICKA,.IIIELLON, Aram
.i.36.2crt AT Law, U
No. ZI fourth street, Are dews
- -i"iiseasainakdarubiburich. Pa.- IS 717 4tl
I 0.34.41.4 Arrosuonr AND
OptlClti 2:0.50 fourth .trest, awn& a MOM
:
_^.-Q• ta, A... it • (4 . 1701r45T
sr LAIL- • • ;
0/1111:114 fifth stivet, staining the °Sae ati
shall Atrown.Pitteb • Ps. --JetChdl
iedarni, ArroirszT
OptritOossoa-or low,•bss removed to ILIUM'S
- _
,•14,W BUILDINGS, bo. 12_ Dismood street, east
Awls, fit Peter's Church; • , •.: m Itsdly
,
Litaii.° 1 • , A210E2067' AT N
N 6 • 140. 110 Toarth street, Low's'. Law Buildlng
-'PRODUCE.
.
.1 - „EECH IIUTCHINSON,. Kazoos
' Tossnzeoto 3Lcdenten in WEST.
, _NU - -RESSRVE CESESE. US, ELM, DA
',CON,' BUTTES, LINSEED OIL, POTS - AND
PEARL ASIIEL:SLEDS, GRAIN,4DEILD PUMP
apandllteduce generalls.4 Beet lolanda. randly Floor
4-edweya on band. Agent Dar. the Nate of' Modiwu A
-A:We oelelbrated Pstented Fowl Starch.— Noe. 4 116
Second and liS That at., between Wood and Smith
geld, Pitteberah Pa. epLdly
COIEESE WAREHOUSE.-.ll2lSia
V H. COLLINS, NerwarM ye and Commladon Mer-
chant and dealer In CHEESE, BUTTES, LAKE
TUU and Portlier generally; No. tH Wood street,
*bone Water:Pittsburgh. m
JARES • UL' • & tt PORK
•an sod deems PBOvIBIOY s corm' or EU.:
Itel end Front strewn. _ jsfodly
Y.3'S lIR.~Ji CJ: AGE rT&
117.= . GARDINER COFFIN, AIPSZT FO
,Af"..:lrakkatuji,!PoizzAWlLlnilArima ilimiutcs' I
soisaas , uurAzita, liortb.ast censor Wow. iaud
f ;ll)A.‘ .104, AWOL? ORTII Asset
d'ta.2fpla o 1 Paanaylv . aala sad Lanford la
'Dompwiea 87 Water street. . . .
Sri • 14. scarrAur. trzuss
.
lotams ComirAxiVtoiner Ifiultirrina Water
.'LI M. GONJJON, SEceruitir No r icall RN
liavialic*.Cosairlst, 92 Wevir drat.
. , JO- Scocruguar Ataseununr
, ....%70 1 4'. 4 **14# 7 .• orm't•
-.•• le • ODDS;
aoam WILERL,...3/111811t w. CUR—DATIL IeCII6IIIIIIIL
ILS.()N,ICAItit & CO.,
2.• , Lac. Witso., pope & C.. 4)
=l:==lZl
• . TOBEIGX. AND DOMESTIC DST GOODS,
Sr Wood street: ltdrd genies shove Dimond
• • - suer, Pittsburgh. '"
• Danis INUTIUM
1/ sum, Itiosoirmmo Am, STisor 9omli, No. 77
Ks .s rural, Pittsbericti.
FfAlilo6.lllYl 44 ER, DicAzarm.- rir Dar
acioac Zumunemism, me, - 71V-Ifirket street,
• • • *PIC
•••••••••••••••
EATON • WI. Uid 4.. Utlkl. •
• AllaillOWNlll4l, TAIJIMIIOI4 NeYnO" OW, if •
Yin*, ugh, 1916
..
i ~ ~ ~:
• ..1 LELD, emooessor; , to
Iturchteld 1r Ca - 111 C fr"." " d 141.11 °Ng"
/1 ' Gr4 " 314
‘...:; 41 i1it batter Of rOanh agxl AL .1"*"`"'" .
—l4
ViAiA.KKEit 4 4A/ Y 8414421*
Jeans. Na. Marko* anal, 6. 4 ' 4l'ool 461 .
Fourth, Pit
, C 24 41 .18 U N
• ALI MID Itooct.DlLT iftwAS,ll . o:.ettP.0 I
,5-
zoub!AN,!:RlTNNtOPdakk,llolt*Mt.
POTS ~A.N*D Siloll3.
i.r..,t1,011,N CAMPBELL, M AIM:TARR 01
SIMIS A.170,5110X3 of InvsycHpdo L No.
,111, ilmithaeld alma: Pittsburgh,' Pa,. a „ soc2l:dly
ft EU. A.I4,KEE, ON & CV' Witn,E
-x spo /woo;
6.o2FlVU . 7oarib and lifted
Y.~ l -
lIRIVER & LAZEAR,
S
WHOLISA LE GROCEIIB
Noe. 27 nod 29 Smithfield Street,
Corner Second,
)119:1yd PITTSBURGH. PA.
In&U. .
. KiW S ATRICK KCO. W u.
WSIOLUALI Gammas, CoMialoS MULCH...NT.
Ago lisai.eas to COI.IF7IIT PaCIDITE, Nu. 253 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Stlos.intl.g. St . - ... MINIM
lITTLE & TRIMBLE, WlioLsaux
AXE. COMXI66IOII lase/mums, dealers
PRODUCE. FLOUR, BACON, C URE E , FISII,
CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON, NAILS, CLASS,
COTTON YARNS, and Pittsburgh manutsctitrra
generally, 112 Second street, Pittsburgh.
DIMAS allioxama«.a. Musicals; JII....O..ARSUCSLZ.
McDONALD A.RBUCKLE, Wilma
.LILL air aocsiu k Pa o ol.ool ADD OOKNIAIIO3II
RECIA;IPIED l fra l ßiand SL l T Al l ltUP ARS r l F l l l att,
CON, NICE. CHEESE, SEEDS, As., No. H 3 LLbirty
atreet, - Pittsburgh:
P. fIYR s ..r. a.. karma.
TIQ RYMER. & BROTHERS; successors'
.L% to Rerymer t Anderson '
Wholesale dealers in
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICES, CON
FECTIONERY, SUCIAILS, FIRE WORKS, de., Nos.
126 and Pa Woodetniet, above , Fifth,, Pittsburgh,
Penn's.
GLOMS S. SWIGS Strririall.
HEAD & METZGAR, GROCERS AND
Couxustoa Mmumesus, and dealers in all
Sinus of Craw's? Pawnee SaD Pirrammun
VACTUI/$2, No. 249 Liberty Street, opposite head of
Wood street, Pittsburgh, to. AR3:ly
'atrel 11021150 Y... a. aomicm.
RRom so - N . i" WirorasAuc (bur
.1.114 CMS, COISKISSIOIS MERCHANT, and dealer, to
all kinds of PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, nod Pitts
burgh unimifsmilrea, No: 256 Ltheirty street, Pitts
burgh. ro
uoutascs GRocse,
. Cormlemoli ManaliA....t and dewier In FLOUT.,
(MAIN, I . II.ODOCI{ AND PROVISIONd, No. 270
Liberty woo, oppodltu Baud, Pittsburgh, P.
ita7 - 11.1bern1 &Mamma mad° on coneignineato.
CA E°. it JUNES, SVHOLUALIC ,DELLILEI
VI to GROCEitIES, lIANILLA"ROPE, 01K Ullf,
Ul LS, P/Tell amt Pittsburgh manufactured articles,
No. 111 Water atreet, above the lgoriougsbelaßridge,
Pittaborglt,
1it.111,414 DALIELL— d . V. n•LtLLL.
pOBERT DALZELL tt CO. t %mu:
JLti .1x Gaoczne, COMILIMION AKI, I ING
iltsummrs, and dealers in PRODUCE:mid Pitts-
Imrgli man .fweturen, Pittsbur
usual. . .
...jour — stiiriZS:
LAALBE:Ia sairroN,WHOLESALE
GUCCI.; PRODUCt DEALCSILaraI
IILACUAIMI, No. u Sixth strsrt, Pittsburgh, Po.
nottly
AWN , • ~, .••••••••••••••••••:::....... JOISN W11.14;14 . .
'I IMATT WILBONi , WrIOLESALE GRO
etas, Couitisittor bluacnstcrs,, and dueler, to
Prods. o od Pittsburgh utatinflctdres, N15:1511
Lib
erq u 2.5
aAIAL DIGKEy Tt CO, WHOLESALE
°Rousse, CoEYOustott bizucilsots, sad ticalort , In
'PRODUCE, 84 Water sta - M, stbd dr , Prunt xtrret,
Pittsburgh.
(MO. M. DM% 08111 JOHI I Ie.DII.WOIII4I.
I S. IMLWORTH & CO., WuOLMALE
tj Ciancins-, Nor. 130 and 132 &kraal street, near
tbuftblleld, - .114n,• • . . net
roux nova WILLUM 111.017 . 17.
FOLD; FLO YD AI CO., WHOLESALE tiro
u cum Aire NESWILANTE, NO. 172 Wood
red Uti Liberty itreet,THlsheuigh. Jelr,
WILLIAM BAGALE Y Waoheaux
Osocssi Nos. JAI sad))) Wood street, Pitts
burgh, Pa In24:dtf
AL EZWi DER G, WHOLESALE
X& °soca': Importer of Dons Aou, No. z Liberty
tareet, P4t*Fgh, • m
'U BENNETT do 80N, MAlM
rzcivar.is or WHITE STONE Cal N A ANT ,
CREAK COLO/LED WANE.
art/sm. an WASSIIOt.. AT No. 74 FIITTR
Prrisamten, PA. latits lyfix
W. B. NACILIMNTO.. easartrui..--.,. P. MOLT.
lu - AcKINTCWIL,:HLSIPYII.L Ai. CO.,
AMY corner Pike and 011ara streets, near the illy
Water Wachs, .Plttablipph,.. Manufacturer, of
MACKINTOS/1 AND 111:ill'AILL'S lairitOYED
PATENT OSCILLATING STEAM IiNGIN En AND
SLIDE VAL,VF.S, of all tile. and bat style.
ilashitput up ettacJiincry of large capacity and of
the bat quality, we are pawed to do hear] Job
bing, and.molicit... work in th 6 Um, trusting that by
promptness, atulthe character of ear work,. to merit
Pu rt c = viecl ' ' — al attention oar DALANCX.D
VALVE OSC tteruiu ENGINI4d, as combining
udrantaget heretofore unattained in this clan, of
Engines.
.1426:iyd
wn.i.uut—..—....laale mesa.
WILLIAM BAJILNIIILL dc CO., No, 61
Penn street, below Ilarbin-I. PlUabargh,
STEAM BOILER MAKERS AM Co MEET LEON
WORKERS ; Mantdes=urers of BARKLIILL'S PAT
ENT BOILER, LOCOMOTIVE, r L D sad CYL
INDER BOILERS, CHIMNEYS, !SKETCHES,
FIRE BED, STEAM PIPES, CONDENSERS, SALT
PANS, SUGAR. PANS, IKON YAWLS, LIFX
BOATS, ego, etc. Also, BLACKSMITH'S WORK,
BRIDGE and VIADUCT IRONS, done at the short
est notice. AU oiler. from a albums 'prptoprly
Waded to. 022
rpHomAs MOORE, MArniTacerussa OP
-IL AND .0 - EAL a ALL tons or COPPS:ft-GIS
TILLYD FUME UDC WHISKY and FAMILY
VINEGAR, 110,19 h 103'and 193 Winn ghee,
between Bmlthneld and Grant streets, Plttebur&b.
war Private ordain aolldted. /11gbeet market mina,
pad for BOLE.
sir Foal 011 and all other poisonous ingewilenl;
carehelly extracted, by .a promo new and Improved.
Corner of Find and Liberty streets,
PITTSBURGH, Po.,
ILINITTACTOILW 07
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY,
ite. mylbrtf
WATER sr.,
Wt. Nittabsegb, nutantbettuvrof BOILER RIVIM,
WROISONTIIP/R2B.OOItIION AND RAILROAD,
*l 74= steed ebsped SHIERS and HIV
RTS, tame or small, ttado to order it abort notice,
ford earrotment conateettle on hand.; mr.tren •
- • OL.I JIAISI, successor
aof Jr. 11. Oliphant, Manufacturer of HOT
PRESSED NUTS AND WASHERS, CHARCOAL
HORSE-SHOE IRON and NAIL SODS, BOILER
IRON and RIVETS.
-FAIROUANCL IRON WORKS. Ysynue Co., PA.
layd Wataboass, Li. Wood A., Yittsbur .
J. a. T. PLOTS/TT T. CA
x_c gL SIOR- GLASS WORKS.-
411 WOLFE, PLUNKYTT & Gus. glariorso.
togas& Warohouso, No. 12 iVood street, son*
of ilrsi, Pitlalmaqh. Pa. as.s:lyd
`WELLS, KIDDLN . 1 / 4 CU., .N 07 1 13.1
Litongy street, opposite Sixth, Pittsburgh,
"mmuhketumeaarWUlPl, LANDES ANDIWCID
KanS, 'd • &rely 4..0114 ols of IhKATLIKTI.I2 DED
Orders solicited from the trade, and goodsii.ioteid
ty shipped u per inatmetione. Seb:detelyY
rincrati- -igutalt.4otga/ f . : WITHOUT
-A. ''PAIN; 'BT TUIt MVP WM' KPPARATUS
WIINUEBY NO MMUS ea GALVANIC BATTERY
AMY
Cold weather Is the, time when the summates. con
be used to Ste twat advantage. , •
Medical gentlemen and their amine. have had
their teeth estracted by my proem, and are reedy to
latly aa n the Wet) , ated.paintesthaaa of• thatuient,
tian—whatease ban been maid by persons interested In
asserting the contrary, haying no knowledge of iuy
prances. •
ar-AYtT4: l 7,7tl; 7 lzinhi'ltzai't.l, l c
JUS PH ADAMS,Diorris; Connolky's
. HOOD& ctiroor:of• Diainond and °cora otrcotri,
Plitiburgb. ' -
//grammars—Dr. IF. Pollock, Dr. /hillock,
Theodore Itobbius,lliMll Knott.' ' 'lO7/:DP
JAMES Bi. BLIRH, late assistant to
oinotwinattargir;prepareo EXPLICIT DELW
INGS AND SPECIVICATIONS fot lU Mods of
Bindings, and ittperutticlo ;bolo erection ou roman-
- . .
Om on Andereon =reel, between Lessocit'apd
'Robins= strode. Allegheny City. Yel2
BAlaisEatiEkt, ARcal-
N.J. Tim ~oillee.- . 1110.11. BANK BLOCK,. nth
street: 4lnthhorPLAW 4ND eIECIFICATIONS
lot B fl bf tesrlei let Issiko Superior
'on:' ,o 9 llo, l 4 !!tira l t lby2Al7
OaARLOWE.rig , I7.SI4 MANttrAcrruß
`N.2 axv Diexim - no,PINNO-FORTES, iud Ito
vurtesf Moskand Minim] Instrumegta. Sole non'
Jo r th o :•JjAILIIVEG zPLANOS, Also Ibr 11 . A L ET,
worm a waknosToN;PkAbtotiowithaomtb
-00-mou.,MA4elimsoL% ?eq.:6I.IMM slaw.. km.Y5
1.0.1 ittggkift;DNAuta
$1 .Wood".itteit, betrepa,
"m 0 ,0*.#1.0.1140"64
- DANE LEor sal by 2UOU" ,nows,eTUS Wood
et.,,
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FRIDAY MORNINO, APRIL II
The Great Battle at Pittsburgh
Landing.
As everything connected with this tremen
dous conflict, which hu covered our arms
with glory, is interesting, we. have gleaned
from western papers and letters the following
intelligence up to the eve of the battle.
It is difficult to tell, with our present data,
how many troops we had in the fight. The
Chloago Tram,* gives the following as the
condition of affairs on the eve of the action.
After speaking of the position of the rebels,
it says
On the other hand our own forces, older
Gen. Grant, had made their line of defense
the Tennessee river, and passing up in an
immense fleet of transports, had accumulated
their splendid array in the vicinity of Savan
nah, on the east bank of the Tennessee river,
the county seat of Hardin county, and twen
ty-two miles from the southern boundary of
the State. The principal point of debarka
tion was, however,at Pittsburgh Landing,
nine miles south f Savannah, on the. West
bank, a point of more natural advantages , for
defense, and where, indeed, at the arrival of
our troops, the enemy had just completed a
battery, so little were the rebels prepared for
the fall of Donelson. Of the federal army
and its composition we wait to Speak MOM
advisedly and in detail, but we can say hero
they wore the dower of oar western troops.
A week since, on Saturday, the advance of
Gen. Buell'it army arrived on the Tennessee,
opposite Savannah, and commenced crossing
the river on Sunday morning, thus forming a
junction with Grant, Gen. Grant, in the
early part of last week, sent a force to destroy
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, which
they accomplished, tearing up ten wiled of
the track, and thus breaking the connections
between the rebel lines. Hut the' rtibels rap
idly repaired the track and restered conned
tion'between their lines, and were constantly
receiving reinforcements of- men and mini
tiontA via this road at. Corinth. There were
in the united armies of Buell and Grant one
hundred and seventy regiments of infantry
and cavalry, with a magnitiicent equipment of
field batteries.
Thus for some days these two immense ar
mies have rested over against each other ' their
pickets constantly exchanging shots, iced
skirmishing being of daily occurrence.. The
Federal camp at Pittsburgh occupied a beauti
ful site, a broad, open area, filled with tents.
stretching back to 'the base of a range of
dense wooded In this position they .
hare been attacked, as we learn.from our last
night's dispatches, by the enemy under 'Gen.
Beeuregard, who staking. , &Gillen - the Dane of
the fight, has ventured only to lose. It viduld
seem that the first intimation of the desigh of
the enemy was to be gained from the events
'of two days previous. An officer whO left
Pittsburgh Leading , early Sunday niortiOg,
reached Cairo the same night at 11 r _xt alte
said, while four or fire of our regiments . vieie
drawl) up on dress parade, Friday swaying
last, 4th Inst., at Pealtidge—a place a few
miles in the res.' of Pittsburgh—a force of a
thousand rebel cavalry was suddenly seen ap
proaching for a light. Our men were as well
prepared as the necessity of the time would
allow, and advanced to meet the enetey, when
a skirmish ensued which resulted in the rout
of the enemy, the killing of several of . his
mon, and the capture of fifty prisoners. •No
one was killed on our ide.
This Pea Ridge mo cment must have pres
aged the gagersl enga ement of Sunday, 6th.
This description gives us some one hundred
and fifty thousand mi‘n in the conflict. ,We
think there is a .inistake about Can. Baru
having,his army with,Gen. GRANT previous to
the battle on Sunday. As we understand the
dispatches, on Sunday afternoon, during ; . the
hottest of the fight, Gen. Bunt crossed With
one Division, which be commanded in person,
and the same evening another division MM
.
ed, and on Monday morning another. At the
beginning of the contest, our troops were out
numbered ; but on the second day we lore
greatly superior, and had the advantage of
fresh troops.
We must admit that the rebels fought'
.bravely and well, and shoired themselves
worthy of a better cause. •
All accounts say, that the rebel soldiers were
kept in profound ignorance of passing Arent'.
They were not even allowed to read the Con
federate prima. Believing the tales told them
by their officers, they *speeded to march to a
victory, instead of which they went to :death
and defeat.
The Cenfedenste army ooneisted of the bulk
of the troops in the West, and no doubt were
the best they Lad. The Columbus, army was
there, that part of It not still at Island No..
19, and the Bowling 'Green army, and such
°then-troops as could be gathered by railroad
from every quarter. . . •
Our Troops Complimented.'
Prof. Lieber, of New York, has • son, a
Lieutenant in the Ninth Illinois; the young
man lost an arm at Fort Donelson, and . his
father came_yout West" to see him. ThelNew
York Evening Nat gives the following at the
Impression be received :
,
Prof. Lieber speak! { In the highert tarots of
the spirit of the western soldiers. He 'aye
they are, in the gaiety' with which they gigot
the inconveniences and troubles of camp life,
in the fertility of resource which they display
under all circumstances ' and in dashing and
soldierly apPearanee, More like the best French
troopsithan any other American troops he
seen. This is high p size, and no doubtde
served. But when oe soldiers on the Polo
mac see something - of: Iliac betides camp dty,
they_ will too, we apprishend, Proia postetsed
of these qualitlesirhichthOwelitam' men have
displayed in the field; and in !istep) of °the
enemy. .
nest:wipeMei is the Mouse. . •
The bill to abolish iisvet7 in the Dish : let
of Cotumble came up its the -House on Wed
nesday, and Mr. Yollandighain tried, Ito
metier it on the sewed reading, by objecting
to it. The question seine up on the rejection
of the bill, when 45 voted in favor of fella
ing, and 95 against -rojsetingl The bill was
then ieferted to Committee of the - Whole. .
This shows that the bill wilt, pluirlby. a. largi
majority. Net many - days will pa ss behi n j
seal[ have the:,pleadate,Or anneubeing that.
slavery no issager.polletes
.tho - C i sipitil„ . of 'the
nation.
. .
A Scuts in; the Hoglith House of Lords is
SD uncommon .thing,.and ihe'Hriiiih,presa
generally is - eontidtniblY viervis•A over a
•personal debate which took Plane in ihtt body
oo the 19th ult., betwiem the ez-Lord'phito
esiler'indi his pvesentruceessorrlheliteodam
SlV.Hlehard_Betbill. ithelirst.nanted'ioins
ed Abe -President 'of tbl Lorde of , doing iit
tautens,. Injustice.ln a lumber of clerks - who
Itays,been removed buns the Insolvent °intik.
-To this his lordship rvplied. that his 'ioiser
llyi s itutd l 4:io.l 3 l9.o/i I P; , , no kin., was
intensely lively for .ntlitne s ant .vtliopr o vie,
by Lord Herby - who blended the assailant;
vii
Ind. hi Liia.Graw, IbliNhalneeleliliader,..
who slistinided the& Cloacaltor.
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APRIL
Gradual Eniancipation.
Mr. White, Rep., of Ind. - , offered -a rem
-111
olotiou• in the Howe prandial for . the ap
pointment of g committee of nine members of
the House to inquire and report at as early a
day as practicable whether any plan 61161 be
proposedand recommended for the gradual
emancipation of all African slaves; and the
extinction of slavery in the States of Mary
land, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and
Missouri by the people or local au
thorities thereof, and whether such an ob
ject is expedient and deiirable ; and that they
further inquire and *port whether the colo
nisation of such emancipated slaves is neces
sarily a coneotnitant of their freedom, and how
and what provision should be made therefor,
and that, they also Inquire bow far and in
what way the Government can and ought to
facilitate thiS 'Objectoiltd"that they further ,be
authorised, If, in their judgment, it be deemed
expedient to 'extend their inquiries as to
the other slaveholding States, and report
thereon. The resolution was passed—yeas, 67;
nays, 53.
Trad
Falsenden, R
Gurley, R.,
Ilanchett, R.
Mauna, R.,
flutchlter It
Alley, 8.,
kraold, It..
Aeblcy, It.,
Babbitt, It.,
Baker, R.,
Baxter,
Be&WWI, It..
Bingham, R.,
Blair, R., Mo.,
Blake, It.,
Wanton, It.,
Campbell, 11.,
Chamberlain, It.,
Clark, 8.,
Colas, R.,
e4.ukling, Fred.
Kelley, R.,
Kenos, B, Mich
Lansing, R.,
Loomis, K.,
Lovejoy, IL,
McKnight, R.,
McPherson, H.,
Moorhead, R.,
Morrill, It., Me,
I Morrill, IL, Vt.,
Nixon, 8..
A It.,
Davis, K.
ivem, E.,
Dug 11, IL,
FAlgtsrloo, It
kliot K.,
FIIOIOD.
Mu, It
Plke
romero3,
Ater, It.,
it.icn, 111 mt
Ilke, IL M,,.,
Gri r '''
, A U. S
d
Allen, D.
Biddle, D.
Blair, U., Va
Browne, U., B.
Brown, U.. Ve.
Oneey, D
Calvert, U.
Cohn, U.
Corning, D.
Crewe., D.
Crittenden, U.
Delano, B.
Delaplalne, D.
Divert, B.
Donlan, U.
English, I'
Fisher, U.
lin ght,
!larding, 0.
Iturriaou,
!talon, II
rrigan.
Knapp. IL
L
Igu, I
M'Ln
ilital I:
Prom this test vote, it is seen that the Dem
ocrats are oppomed to all measures ever look
ing towards the removal of slavery, which has
so cursed our country; and brought all theme
calamities upon us. The two great parties of
the country are hero brought face to face—the
Republicans opposed—the Democrats favors
ableto slavery—at legal if not favorable, they
are unwilling to do anything whatever to op
pome it. or remove it.
Masi the Rebels Have Lost.
In their defeat. at Pittsburgh Landing, on
the Tennessee, the rebels bavelost mere than
a battle. Their defeat there 'is their 'ruin.
This is very plainly made manifest bi the
following description of the situation by a
correspondent writing from the army, on the
morning of the battle:
A moment's glance at any map of the
Southern States will, show the importance of
the present rebel positions in Northern Miaaia
eippi and Alabama, and how utterly desperate
their fortunes become the moment. they are
defeated here.
Corinth, it will be seen, is.at the junction of
the Memphis and Charleston and the Mobile
and Ohio railroads. From this point the road
stretches northward through the whole of
Western Tennessee to Cumberland, Kentucky;
southward the road runs through Eastern
Mississippi 'and a corner of Alabama, te
Mobile on the Golf; westward a road runs
direet to - Memphis, 'and eastward' through
Florence, Ala., Chattanooga, Tenn. ' and At
lanta, Ga. to Charleston, South Carolina.
Corinth, therefore, commands the communi
cation to Memphis, the Gulf, and the seaboard
seceded States.
Not only no, but this Memphis and Charles
ton road ie Me raifrOad connection left the reb
els between Lonieiand, Afieeimippi, and all Ale
bilinti meet of Pensacola, and the Southern tea
board &Mei. Troops can only be sent east
from New Orleans, Natchez, Vicksburg,
Jackson, Memphis, Baton Rouge or Mobile,
or to' those points from Virginia, North of
South Carolina"-or Georgia, over the Memphir
and Charleston road, the. only. railroad line
now connecting the Rut and West of the, re
bellion. Let the road be once broken and , the
Southern Confederacy is out in two as effec
tually as if a Chinese will were built between
the Gulf and seaboard States..
Beauregard, then, Is .engiged in defending
the last connected line of defonse tife , rebels.
can poulbly adopt. Defeat him here, and the
war-throughout the Gulf States can" only be •
series of 'sainted strtiggles, the end of which,
no prophet is needed jto foretell: He has se
looted the moat impartant point along the
road for his main stand. West of Corinth, is
Grand
,Junation,--- ; where the New Orleans
branch of the Mobile and Ohio intersects the
Memphis and Charleston road. If defeated
at Corinth, he may endeavor to mks a final
stand at Grand Junction. Lose that, and he
has given us the key, to Memphis, New Or
leans and Mobile.
Leader of the Brachial'fdge Party.
Mr. Forney, ins lets letter to the Pr..
The real leader of the Breekieridge party
in Pennsylvania is James. Buchanan. Al
though now nearly seventy years old, he re
tains all his intellect, and is &olive and malig
nant ai trier. Forgetting that he is; in fact,
the Criminal, and wrapping himself In
the self-coneptioent belief that he le already
justified by the Democssoy for his manifold
acne of Treasonable 0111i8111012 and commission,
he is now engaged in the work of reorganising
the Breekinridge party, as the best, if not the
only, means of embarrassing the .Adminielia
tion and assisting the com mon enemy. Wheat
land, where he resides at his ease - is the Mec
ca of such pilgrims as W. B. Reed W. Henry
Welsh, William Hopkins; George ' W. Whar
ton, and Joe. B. Baker, who gladly listen to
the councils of their old patron,
and jin
dustriously sot to •work:to carry them out.
It was said, with truth, :that .before Jamas
Buchanan left Washington be "boasted
that he wouldbe "the - last "Proildent of .the
United . ntates;" and he attempted' i:repare
the way for tho fulelnient of this boast by:de
stroying the nationality of the Democratic
party. His.present Labors are directed to a
still further realisation of this double schen:e.
So far as the country to concerned be will nil
doubtedly Wl._ The - Democratic =assail:are
seen too mach of itifergainiatii4f Ted by Jlltiel
.
Buchanan and hie patentee to trait themselves
to such masters *gabs. '.A groat party," cons
poserfof every clue and condition of loyal
teen i. will. push theafedisgraced tyrants into de- Ittrved.and dishonored obseurity. Your com
ing campaign will be the most animated and
important in American annals, and it will' be
the fault of thereat friends of :Freedom and of
the Oonstitietion,if they.do not wakett at vic
torious against Bachman and his follawen as •
our soldiers:hare made theirs triumphant over
the - open enemy in'the tented 4.1 a.
. .
Tux Beroximcsa limos Ittcroirr in Con
necticut le glorious. Gov. Buckingham's ma
jority is 'estimated at 8,000". He, carried 'or- .
ory county in the State:. The Senate Is anon=
'mouldy Republican Ullioll. .is
Vireo to ono majority itimablican. Demon.
nay is nowhere. This is the higillning of
.Republican victories for this year. New
iiampehirsi; . and - Connecticut hind ahe.van of
the Republican State's.
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Law of National Self;Preservation,
Mr. Foticr, in a late "Occasional" letter,
reproductis the following interesting facts :
An old Jackson Denicceat who has a son in
the army fighting for the Union, called upon
me yesterday, and,ptesented me. the renewing
interesting sketch: of.: an incident ; which;
though familiar to the country, cannot. e re
vised at a more fortunate men
The editor of the Illinois State Register gives
the annexed account of a Rimming incident
which oceurred at the Hermitage, in August
last; which was in typeliefore we reoeired the
melancholy intelligence t f the death• of the
old hero :
Every thing that relates to Andrew Jack
eon, the JJnro of New .Orleans,, and the friend'
of his country, is of deep interest to the ,
American people. And althouglithe incident,
we are about to relate is, in itself, of no great
interest, it becomesrai to ns in oonsisgeence of
those connected with it.
At the Nashville bonvektiest of Augnaliat,
1844, we Visited the hermitage (only 'twelve
miles ,distant) inuompany with ' lndge J./eag
les, of this State, and some other of onr fel
low-citizens. The hermitage was crowded
with people from almost every State, who
had been Invited thither by the venerable pa
triot on the day the succeeding -the Conven
tion.
Goy. Clay, of Alabama, was near General
Jackson, who wasi himself sitting on the sofa
in the hall of his residence; and as each per
son entered, Gov. Clay introduced him to the
hero, and ho passed " along. When Judge
Douglas was thus introduced, Gen. Jackson
raised his still brilliant eyes, and gated for a
moment in the countenance of the Judge, still
retaining his hand : Are you.the Mi. Doug
las, of.lllinois, 'Who delivered s' Speech' last
'session on the subject of.'thefite insposcid'on
me for declaring martiallaw-at Nowt:orient sr"
asked Gen. Jackson..
Riddle, R.,
R, N
Serpent, R.,
/Menke, IL,
Sheffield, U.,
ShelLsbarpr, R
Sherman, R.,
Sloan,
iSterene, IL,
Stratton, R.,
Train, R.,
Vanhorn,
Van Valkun-
burgh, It
Vtrree., U.,
Wallace, R.,
Walton, It., Me,
Walton, R., Vt,
Waal, Larne, A.,
Wheeler, It.,
White, It.. Ind,
WIISOfi, R.,
Wllll/01111. R.
".I have &Raved a speech in the Rouse of
Representatives upon that subject," was the
modest reply of our friend.
"Thou stop I" said General Jackson. "Sit
down here,
,bisidero ! I desire to return to
you my thanks for that speech . You are the
first man that has ver relieved my mind on
a subject which hterlrested upon it for thirty
years. My enemies' have always charged me
with violating the Constitution of my aeon
try, by declaring martial law al Now Orleans;
and my friends have always admitted, the
violation ; but have contended that circum
stances justified me in the violation. I. never
co.uld understand how it was, that the . per
formince of a solemn duty to my country—a
duty which, if I had 'neglected, vould Junks
me a traitor in the sight of God 'and
could he pronounced 'a
-violation of the Cohsti
tution. I folt convinced, in m'y' &tire mind,
that I was not guilty . of suctta heinous of
, tense ; bat I • could never make out 'a legal
justification of my course.; nor hailtiovor
boon done, sir, until you, on the floor of con.
gross, •at the late session, established it be
yond the passibility of evil or doube. •.I
thank you, sir, for that speech, It .has re
lieved my 'mind from the only,circumstance
that rested painful n upon it; 'Throughout my life I never performid an official net
which I viewed as a violatitrit'Of the COnstitu- .
tion of my country ;'ind`retin now go down
to the grave in peace, with the perfect con
sciousness that I have • not broken; at' any
period of ray life, the Constitution or laws of
my country 1"
I
Perry, v.
Plielp4, IL, C4l
Price.
Mohanlnosh U.
Shlel, B.
Stoelo, N. V.
Streitt,, D., N. S.
Vallarttligharo,D
Voorboos, D.
Wadsworth, IT
Ward, D.
=EI
Wickliffe, U.
Thus spoke the old Hero, his countenance
brightened by. emotions which it is impossible
for us to describe. We .turned to loolc at
Douglas. lie was speochlees. 'could not
reply; but convulsively shaking: the aged
veteran's hand, be rose and left. the room.
Certainly Gen. Jackson had paid' hitri the
, bighest complimont.he'eonld have bestowed
on any individual. • . "
Our renders will doubtless recollect, the
speech referred to. Judge Douglas, in -that
speech, for the first time- advanced the
rt doctrine_
of ecif-preserautio a. a law th at demanded, •• a•
an act of duty, the propagation of martial law at
brew • Orleans. The ground he =melee is; that
sclitproscrtiation lie a kilo, tame altuthersovhich
-run* through altour constitutients 'our /awe, our
invitation. • that al it is the Jirelfater•ointriers ;
en it ie the fart law in social or civilised life-that,
upon the •4112 principie that the actor skating an
individuat, who presence a knifeat your throat, le
a
icgat act; an 'act of adf-prcserocition, sa was
the act of declaring martial fate at New Orleans,
when the act war neemeary to save the country, a
testa/ ear" Mead afselfirreneriation.
But It in unnecessary for tui. to pursue the
argument.' Our readers will recollect, the
speech. At the . tittle Judge- Douglas - com- .
menced its delivery, old Joins 'Quincy. Adams
'suddenly took off his spocticlei threw down
his pen, where he was pitting, gazed' at the
epeaker,-from whom be never took , hii , eyei
till he hid concluded. After baked concluded;
Mr. Adams remarked, "that is the true doc
trine, now first advanced:" Infect, previous'
to this time, all parties had admitted that the
act of declar ing: martial law at New Orleans.
wits a violation of the Constitution; but after
the delivery of that speech it Was never again
asserted by any one. So interesting was this
apeoch—so important was the doctrine then
first advanced and establisbethat !edge.
'Douglas Occupied thirty-Idris minutes ntore*
than hii allotted hotri iti'lli'delivery, 'Without,
the Speaker or any moinbefof thiliouse ever!
noticing the fact that he 'bad 'eine - Over . his
It is curious that the whole argument in
favor of Mr: Lincoln's course after the break
ing out of , the rebellion, and . when' Congress
was not In seision, shouid, have been made
nearly twenty years ago, on another question,
by Judge Douglas, and that it should have
been so ably illustrated by a Damoeratia pa
per like thelllinois State Regitter, still pub
limited at Springfield, Illinois, , and endorsed
- by the illustrious John Quincy A4amo. Had
Andrew J/10 1 / 1. 011 not "taken the responsibili
ty" in establishing martial law at : Nei
Orleans, that city would have probably • been
lost to our arms ; and had not • Abraham' Lin-
C 9112 "taken the'resPonsibillty" in the - Spring
and su m mer of 1.851., the capital:tit the Hutted
.. • •
States, and probably the lioternneht-itself,
would have fallen into the hands of the
traitors. • -Gen. Jackson was vindicated by
jtidge Douglas in the 'louse of Representa
tives, and before the death of the Illinois
Senator he took iiccasionirequentli justify
• .
Mr. Lincoln ' s bold and opportune stops
against therebellion on _ the Alamo high and
concluiive grounds. I reproduce this pageOf
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