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Q.OLAR . 01L WORKS coaPArri OI
•I PiNNBYLVANILL; : - DEliday Clalr Street,
h near the Bridge. Boy And roll 011.11310 N OILS on
t time : CRUDE - 0114 - ot all di.-
a=iptlona, !wanted. /Larne: 4,-. - w-RATE R ,
&eras mad Treasurer. znyl6:6m
J. unour.
T B . : LICIGETT..dc CO., .(succ6wro
. Ban afuggitt;) 'YWCA; Puna/ AND Cbs2uok
111071 thumeawis. for the ante. of a BAIN, SEEDS.
CIIEFAZ, ' ICODUCZ; 75 Water and 92
Viola 'tree .Pittshorgh, - 14/6
?mum assort.
kraKELVY.Br, GiTarEicu, Pao.
.13.1 L uelo - :Ttoeuriesios Mum/Arra be 1r.L01711,
GRAM HAMM, sc.., Ha 237 Liberty street, Pitts.
, F-Ainazw Laxamr.
' i I tACKEOWN FLous
' ; ••• mto-Ciluttlitassiimi,tantosotatia Commixes!
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n, Bar t h , We 'of Maar, Gain, Pork, Ba.
eon, Lard, ;Batts!, `Eggs; -Cheese, • •
Blank Taibir
Orme, readers, Potatoes, Pa and Pearl Ashes:,
Salierattes, Dimmed mid Lard Oils, Dried iszni Green
'emits; Timinby, Closer, Ma:and Grass leabl.
Saab advances made on Consignments.
! , roi;ly , ' '.DT idlietty et., Pittaburgh.
11-N A 1 4 /T 1 151,1),i lionaa
tfl ralaiDlXO MiacaA22 ind whole.
ale them WELITERN RESERVE t(DIEESE,
' , DOTTER: L,AR ,D raza;Becolt, PLOOD, EMIL
"'.POT 2.12A.UL ASHES, RALEILinfil, LIN
' INKED AND, LARD OILS, DRIED FRUIT sad
- .)ProtlYmtteOirs l l2. NOS. 141 awl 143 Front area.
4 . ll.Lawgn4 , rft - - oc2
• . susraao.
11UL P & 811EPA.RA . 007111.18310 N ME44-
NJ-cuarms and dealer. lu ILOIIII, (MAIN AND
• nmuck:, Flo. k. 43 Marty - skeet, Pittsburgh, Pa
Choice brands of Flour fur Bakers and Family me
bonetanety on hand. Particular attention paid to
titling orders irtir Merehandlrrionersil . oat:My—
~LIRANIi VAN, tiORDER, Pacmixna Atm
Comm •it Zielia.t; deAter , iri FLOUR, &UT
TER, DWON'S, sur.Ds, LARD, OL REOR. PORK.
prciED A mi) tatEEN "'Rums and v.ludtloo gen
-Ltheial cash advances made nu oxutsigruzsznts.
ti Wareho .NE.,ll4A,cond street. Pitiabprgh.
AMES itoVAY;Foalyaluntia AND
ij/3orirrammeMilioilairr, lor 'Rile if, !LOUR,
(3114111. LARD, BUTTER. BOGS. aid
Wetly= Pioll- ,, &wally, 80. 10, 11111.TliTIBLD
--BTUEBT, coriiir of First, Pltfiburgh, Pi.
ais - onurfiind c4..tguments somted- •WAYd
1 4 . i t : § A.` 1 , FETZEic Naftweabirro
for ttarsals of FLOC,
°HAIN, 11/001{, - 1 AltD, ItUTTEB,SZED9.-Dal I
FRUIT, and Frutltics arnendly, No. 16 tlarkst et.
cot-acre( First` 'Pittsburgh. • I oc.3:dly
Lama.
effoM A 4C Elt. LA.NG, 6))11118810N
Aluscuirets and deal CO
.. In (moor-
HIM, FLOUR, -61:AIN, PRODUCE. di., No. 329
-Liberty 'amt.:Pittsburgh. Pa. ' sel3:dly
Lj 01.11. AND RIDDLE, suceesOr to Jut):
UMW NIA 183 183 Lit.rty stre.t„plus.
GENI3IO PRODUCE, GROCERY AND
CD 11 1111118ION:811111CLIAliT.
totialgranents lisspecilally solicited. •
wmrs.
WRT / 111 - 0 P 12 42,_ FO7iWARDING
- mai itisslox -.ll.tistnuarr s 'and dealers in
-'PRO'VISIONS pIi.VPILODUCTEGENIRALLY, No.
'MSS Liberty st , t, Pittsburgh, Pa. ^ my 27
A. SC
Commissioir
dealiw h PLUME AND DEFINED DAIMON
04.8, GLASS, 1 111.'ON, NAILS, Ac., N0.,!183 Llberti
- mh2.7:dly,
wausia stu „ bs, I . Gunl J DAVID secaziniss.
. oorrui; 1 . Special Partzer.
IIdrEANS i& COFFIN,- successors to
111 L W ZIOLZHALE ORO
-4.74114, corner of Wood And Water streeta,Pittalyargh,
iNitn`a: • • ' - 173a117
"inkeruu. saves. '
11.11016%.
ell'elicceadrto L. G.-
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L. Graff, PRODUCE AND COMAUBSION MER
CHANTS, 247 Llbert7 grad, Plttebarglrt Pa. sas
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TORN HOLISE.:IO W,BothraALß
U. -oiociaa Asirvoziaiiialnitezoluaris, corner of
Bedithlkkhufd Water ottooto; Pittaborgb, Po. Jy7
TpiXIERWN" &*,BI'..EAVAIty: Wixom"
Gaocalialiv - tomminazoirlturmunne, No t .
197 ; Wood-otmet,4Pittsburatt.,,- hadlY
AwrAmcA.
'II4ROWN-ot KIRKPATRIOKS, Wnout
.. /LP Lux GiKrojr.fte • suit , Analars YLOUD. AND
L.BI3CDS,Noe,I7A ggi4 ; lo3 LiDglystrest,lPlttaburgh.
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II ' ELL 802 i; "Quoits.
AuLigoio nizterwm,sx• thi isie cama Azurim.
I ,INRD-OARBON OILS, No. On end 70 Watorstreet,
Cnntlangh. k.Adinases ntado on oonalgoioonts.
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`WON , JO.IINISTON,' Dau*. pc. Placa
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rewcy
ILX MEDlettiMatc.i, de..,"oratsictlylprinta
-! tmilvidelt-berotrerr at lowest Cmaat. Blatt&
sad Fourth atrettc .
- `z ; • PidEitptiotur eszefoily ebtapottatted at, al hoax.
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ir %Bi.. A. ' . FAIINESTOOK A GU., awa
-- . &us DiMenT azid.thaufactasei of WHITY
- - :.. ;LEAMAN : II LlTll.lBl3l2..cornar of Woodard front
• ..atreetaa•lttabargh. •,---, , . -1' ' - lob?
, ' ,- t - TUILN . :I% - ..6t*TT, Wttouesua DEmaii,
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-- "J.) Y's 131=1:11Mf3, N.5:29 , Llborti stiet;PitsburgliA,,
AilL cullers wi lt mxiArei ,3
Prompt attiaLlon: ; mb2t
& fWairumAtz Aar)
LP Brum .D.e.tftwans. 'Carnet a - rdbail and f 4.
-• greets, Pitta rock.
' svoeter,
'Autii4ii wow *tree:, stones 0t.W004 .trees and
Nizoo•
IdAtIVN.N.BI.I4. Arrotorsr
pur l LAT BUILD.
• ARA Mir 93 Almond .t=eat. . . •
• • WIII atnunt aaniamant' *curing and acdka
v 'Sion ofotatms; . .Rie534.1.1,; Zt...;fe7ellitertoe. DiArke
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MII.ALON, Arrog-
N0;133 #i*t, five dmins
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• Waver &WM fletd, Pittlibariih; ' 2nlMdd
frioalits ATTOILNET.: JXD
Orricz, 210,160 West, ennuis-of
'QAr 11,14. 1_491 4 14, Arrow*/
O AJ'A '.. 1 - • ,
ive,inftb•itinif; 41joinIni the
a 611,4 Ilmra.l.lttab • • Pa. "ja7l:di
ATrourEir r , AND
?La frultifiittl;
St:Paer'Ai Clais;i2l. 16:dly
s • tuktultEit o Arroatisir .14W,
Itont:fti 4treet,'Loiriletit Litir BulWng.
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IiaIUVALINSON, Com.susszoN .
jj.intormiAla alttsocluiVoidoolOro Ia WEST.
- . KIJNZLICIESE:frIV"....I4 XSA FLUQIt~ } rtes, se:
• ctig;7; llrrk ts'f,iNCDAll:l4.
' PEOUI: AKIISA, GRAINg ReUiT
'and PrOdbet, gesxondly::
.3riaut
' Arroyo on baud: •Aont fbrllbo ifato of lladboon
" . 05.1; cololooted "Pdtanted Pout Starch. : Now. 116
. 4 4 ibOorof bad !4
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Pintas.; babooio* . Dod and Smith
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- WARSHOOSE:-41.ENEI.
tottin; impinteDi Cenimisslou
and dealer in Wi.EUZ, 2IITTEIt, LAKE
frl9ll and •Pmodum. plioally, Ida; 25 • Wood sheets
'• lagno Wider; Pittsburet.• • - my2
.5 ILS 11.0iJit LV. t olutTecx
to itadrleWri Jo PAILWAS . TOWtorrier of Mar
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• C4W Jr. AGYRI . -7011
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acitaxncloxipitu," North,iirt conibr - Wood mad
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40+ bt-, AORNS.-Nosni MORI
OA, Sae of Petauryivisda sod iiartfort Lr
:lamas Oompankt, gJ Water street. : -
Aiirl Crnzarre
'QAM itElll'• SE t rr ltorkst and water
4,a twfwm. r.t.! _ •
LP _GORDON, flactarragir Wasp
,71.'alastiaiscs Oweraxi, 92 Water stead. •
11 AL , BOOK, Sisossresr AUXOII3XY
cl3 . o . 4 l3o33useniVoimainr. 37 YIEb stroll;
vier Gomm/
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'lontirtutax—«tual wamis—ouTto Rectuonso.
WILSON- CARR &
,00 4
ads •irqbili, Parisi 4'004
• --TOJAMON iMID-DONEBTIO
esd' es Matt:: ' , lb ! " . *aide.,
lit' ,ll lat 4 .Thiffilik4ll,lBaadoessor to
Biretethmrt Ocgr-Wholessk iialtotall Deal=
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7 4 • • CAL, Dwassorfilxv
.'eatnig w larkit Amos, bawean Tbirs and
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%.I.-I•LVAND 11441 CT .D • . albs oft-
SAAD " •
now Zit and Otab p . br"-di
igll3 - igliauttia`Bicht.
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GROCERS.
SHRIVER ds LAZEIR,
• 001d11113SION
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Coiner , " NOB: It lad 21illeelthtlelit Street,
Seeolut
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WAL • KIRKPATRICK dc.. CO.j
T WOOLELILI Guam, COMMON BILICEAATI
I.llD' OOVX?&T P/LODIMI, No. 253 Llterty
street. Pittsburgh, P. , /eV!
111011. urns, 7sustua.
T.ITTLE dr, TRE6EB4E, W#outaALE
„JL,44lnouses sash Comatuntorr kicaersami, deskau
Ish V I ODUCRS-nortamecoti. CIIYYBY , MEL
CARBON AND LARD OIL IRON, NAILS, GLASS.
COTTON TARNS, arid Pittsburgh manufactures
112 Second street, PittabnOth•
DMICAA WDONALD....J. naming; n....c. Azgere.ta.
IiAraDON&L,D &ARBUCLE, Wnocs
umr. RocLia, PiODISCJi.LKD 00161111101 t MII.
.mitraL Jobbers N.
O.NIIGABS and ROL/MIMS,
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BBPI SUGARS'and SYRUPS, PLOWL BA.
VON, BIOS, 011EN8N, SENDS, ite, No. Mg Liberty
treat. Pittaburgh. . nottl
IP .a. D.
PP EYMER . &"RROTHERS, suCcessors
J.t/ to Boymor'd Anderson _Wholesale dealers In
FOBEIGH ileum Non' AND 'SPICES, LION
YECTION2IBY, suoansonlnt Wolll{B, Nod.
126 and 128 Wood greet, above 111th , Pittiborgb,•
Poorest.Jrbhdl
nEAD Sr, METWIAIt, Gizoozai AND
AA, toxin/moot Miscuaarra, and dealers: In all
kill& of 1300111112 PAODUCL MID PITTIBIIIIOII MANY*
tAcnnss,-No.',249:'LlboTtr utrUtozppooloa bout of
Waol treet, - apaly
.11.01,1% s. unusual.
Jlp ROBISON & CO.. Wnou.a.u.sGao
4tars,.COsizDtaros 51.acuLtsts and rionleri'ln
W kinds of PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, arid Pitts
burgh Manufactures, No.' 255 Liberty street, Pitts
burgh.
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JA_ IIettEAGLI., WHOLLSALB lisooza,
. Coma:num latacaaar sad &ear La PLOD%
GRAIN, PAODUOIC AND PROVISIONS; No.' 270
Liberty street, opposite nand, Pittyburgb, Pa.
Dar I.llberal advancer made oa,coolgtananta.
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J. JONES, \VaoLicama Datum.
Gaocsaras; mAimazik bAtEum,
OILS, PITOB and Pittebargttntannfactured articles,
No. 141 Water street, above tne Monongahela Bridge,
Pitteburgb; Pa.
MOSSES y , r.
DALIALL.
ROBERT DALZJ L& CO., %lotto
lam Gaddris, COMMISSION &MD VOIIRAZINNO
Itssunairrs, and dealers hi PRODUCE and Pitts
burgh nuunifsctures, P ttsburgh.
state
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LAIIBERT & 4H_LPTON, WHommua
Gnocran, PAODPCJI DIALIES and Commission
Mranunirrsi No. 6 Sikh stylist, Pittsburgb, Rm
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WAIT WILSCINOVRaLeaux GRo
clus. COMMISSION RIZICUANIS and dealers fu
Produce arid Pittsburgh manufacture., No. 168 Lib
erty street, Pittsburgh. . 025
CrsitiALVDICKEY. & co, WHOLEn.-
JL COMlttasior MUKFILMIT3, Lint dollen in
EKON OCR, No. nO Water duet, sad 65 Front ozone,
Pittabargh:
GZO; W. D1LW0RTH......... JOHN DILWORTH.
J S. DLIMORTH . ts CO., do CO., • Glow, Noe. 130, end 132 Second street, near
Smithfield, Pittsburgh. nol
aone
J9.IIN..ELOYD &CO., Wuoiaws Greo
_nianA.B2 4intilliattieNniacaLtirrs, Ne. 173 Wood
and 728 Liberty street, Pittaburgb.
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apace, 2niii*ter of BOA /uni f ier*. 273 Liberty
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- JMS. , rfIrdICTURERS.
D ANIEL BENNETT SON, MARC-
Y...mama or WHITE STONE C HINA AND
CREAM COLORED WARE.
DATOMCA AAD WAAXIIOVAZ Ai No. 74
lirirrr , • vsoir;Pa.: lohLsaylex
e. near-
MACKINTOSH,, HEMPHILL & CO.,
,LTJ. corner Pike and O'llara streets, pear the City
Werke Wiens; Pltteburet4 Pa. 'Eatiefacturen of
•MACKINTOSH AND . 1..pair.128 IMPROVED
PAVENT OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES AND
SLIDE VALVES, of , eli oleos and beet style.
• - Raving put up machinery of• large capacity and of
the best quality., ere are prummed to do heavy Job
bing, and solicit pork in this line, trotting that by
promptnese, and the chancier of our work, to merit
We rite special attention to our BALANCED
VALVE 050/IJATINGI ENGINES, as combining
advantages - heretofore pitatiabn . al In this elms of
Engine& • ' • jadielyd
: 13r.1: 3 ill :4', 3 uppErimp, op
, AxD Dusts Ur ALL cows or COPPER.-DIS
LIALED PUBS MY WHISKY Ind FAMILY
!MEGAN., N. 189, 191, and 198 Irtrum street,
• Wean Smithfield and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.
• Privataordersaelicited. Highest market prim
• • for RTE.
Ytted 011 and all other poisonous lagridlents
• y extracted, by a poems new and improved.
os . • . T(/' .1g W.,
Cbmer of Iririt and Libe .treed,
PITTSBURGH, P.,
U - OW
UPEBIOR STEAMWILNEMAGTVIK ENGINER,MACHINERT,
ac. m715:0
VSKANCIS.,- ho Wawa NT..
A.). Pittsburgh; otinufacturerolDOlLZll ItIVE7g,
WBOUGHTSP/K321, ODENON AND EAILLOAD,
Werery deactiption... ' • '
aarParttedar sized or shaped SPIELS - Nod RIV
ETS, large or amall, owls to order et short hake.
A wood admirtment constantly on had. mr20:1111,
a. A. r. utarasts.
•VXCELSIOR GLASS WORKS.-
..WA WO!..FE,;FLIFICKIFFF FM. %Ass IlAtioreo
?neut. 'Wettehottir,' No. ISt Weed street, corner
of First, Pittsburgh, Fn. sernlyd
NIDDI4 :r4k A), No.. 215
Meaty attest, opposite 81xtb,) Pittibm'gbi
iessidastarers OWHIPB, LASII ANDOWITCII.
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ly shipped al por inatrnetkma. • 7P
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WIIMIEBY NO DRUGS oathihYANIOOATT.EIt,
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' Medical gentlemen awl their .!spoils bay. had,
their teeth eetraoted b . / my precook and are ready to
testify Nilo the meaty sod pa:Wannest of the opera.
lion—whatever has beau Lid by persona Interested In
'eseertlng the 'contrary, having no knowledge of my
Inieried In ervniy nt,ylr,
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ADVI;RTIBING AT RICASONABLI RA'PKB
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 22.
MR. SUMNER'S CONFISCATION SPERM
- On Monday, May 19, in the Senate, the
Confiscation bill was taken up, when Mr.
SIM NKR made one of his elaborate and power
ful speeChes. The following is an excellent
condensation of bin argument, and we com
mend it to the dispassionate attention of every
. • . .
•
patriotic citizen : ‘.
Mr. Sunrise, (Rep., Mass.) Bard—lf I can
simplify this, discussion, I shall feel that I.
have done nomething Lenard establishing the
truth. And now -if you will kindly give me
your attention, now, - if
try to open the ques
tion in such a way as to exhibit clearly all
the points In issue.. There Is a saying, often
repeated by statesmen and often recorded by
publicists, which embodies the direct object
of the war which we are now unhappily com
pelled towage—an object aometinies avowed
in European wars, and more than once made
a watchword in our own country—.qada._
nity for the , past and security for the -fu..
ture." Such should be our compre
hensive aininor more, nor less. With
out indemnity for the pest, this
war will have been waged at our cost.
Without security for the future, this war
will have been waged in vale.- Treasisre and •
blood will have been lavished In vain. But
indemnity and , security are both means to an
end) and that end is the national unity and
the Constitution of the United States. It is
not enough if we preserve the Constitution at
the expense of the national unity." Nor is it
enough if we enforce the national unity at the
expense of the Constitution. Both must be
maintained. Both will- be maintained if we
do not fail to take counsel of that prudent
courage which is never so much needed as at
a moment like the present. Two things we
seek as. means to an-end :.Indemnity for the
'past and'eiscarity for the future. Two things
we seek as the end itself: national unity un
.der. the Constitution ; of the United States.
W,hattiver may be the doubts of Senators or
their fine-spun constitutional theories, nobody
can question that we are in the midst of sale
facto rebellion, and in the midst off a de /ado
, war. We are in the midst of each and both.
So far as the displacementof the National -
Government prevail, that, It this moment;
.thronghout this whole territory, there are no
functionaries acting under the United States,
but all are pretending to act under the newly
established usurpation. Instead of tho, oath
to support the Constitution of the United
States, required by all officials by the Consti
tution, another oath has beets substituted, to
support the Constitution of the Confederacy ;
and than .the rebellion has lammed a com
plekeness of orgatdeation tusder<the most
solemn saemions. In point of fact „through
out thin territory, the National Government
has been ousted, while the old State Govern
ments have ceased to exist, lifeless now from
rebel. hands. Call it enicide; if yOu will, or
suspended_anituation, er abeyance, they have
none the less ceased to exist. Such in the
plain- and palpable fact. If ell this be not
rebellion, complete' in triumphant treason,
then is rebellion nothing but a name. ,
Thump - *roosts now arrayed in war
against the Government of. the United States
are unquestionably inessies, exposed to all the
incidents of war e with Ito penalties, seizures,
contributions; confiscations, captures and
prizes. They are enemies, b ecause their com
bination has assumed the port and proportions
of war.
Therefore, Sir, In determining our course
we may banish 'all question of power. The
power is ample and indubitable, being regu
lated In the one case by the and
in the other case by the rightiisf War. If we
treat themes rebels then wealii - under the re
straints of the Constitution. , If we treat them
as enemies then we have all the latitude sanc
tioned by therights of war. 'lf we treat them
as both then we combine our penalties from
- the doable sources. What is. done against
them merely as criminals will naturally be in
conformity with the Constitution) but what
is done against themes enemies will have no
limitation except the righta of war. •
After establishing In reason and authority'
the existence of the two sources of power, Mr.
Sumner proceeded to consider, first, the right.
against exit:anal', founded on e sovereignty,
with their limitation under our COnatitatlon;
and, secondly, the rights against enemies,.
founded on war, which are absolutely without
coneatutional limitation.
Under the first bead be passed in review
the various limitations of thei Constitution,
saying that, he should not be' less sensitive.
than any other Senator with acegerd to any
uneonetitatioDal proposition. Show him That
any proposition Is without support In - the'
Constitution, or that it offends against any of
its safeguards, and it could not receive his
vote. I. Cengresa has no--power over Sta.
very in Abe States; but • this - cannot interfere
with taking slaves as a'penalty for crime. 2.
There must be no ee 'Poet rau° l a** 3..-Noe
bill of attainder. ' 4.- No person shall be de
prived of life, libertyi :or property, without
due process of low. S. ,In all criminal pro
ceedings, the &ceased' shell 'enjoy I speedy and
public trial by Jury of State and District
where the crime was committed. IG. No at
thiederof treason ihall woik 'cohaption of
blood or forfeiture, except durino the life of
the person attained! Thus elim4y the Uni
ted States may exercise all the rights of war,
which according, to international law be-
Acing to independent States: In offering this
proposition, I waive for the present all, ques
tion:whether these rights are to be exercised
by thingresa or by the President. i It is IntS -
!dent that every nation his in' Alibi respect a
perfect equality; nor can any rights of war as,- to other nations be dented ito the Uni
ted States. Harsh and repulsive as thee*
'tights unquestionably are, they are derived
'from the overruling,- instiective law of self
'defend°, Which it common to itetiOns as to in
dividuals. 'Every community hing theform
end character of sovereignty ba s a right' to
national life, and in defence of)sech life it
.
may Put' forth all its- energies. I Any other
principle would leave it the wretched prey of
wicked men, abroad or at home. In vain you
sword to it the rights 'of sovereignty if you
• despoil ' s, Of other rights without which sover
eignty cannot- filet. - "I think, therefore, I
jam," was the sententious - utterance by Which,
the first of modern philosophirs demonstrated
persons, existence.- "lam, therefore, I have
:rights," may be the ' declaration` of every sow
ereignty whew Its existenati ii assailed.
i After this survey of the limitations in the
'Constitution
. 0/1' ou r rights againdt criminals,
Mr. Buterier ntutt , consldaref• in i detail our
. Vightis against 'comics, according ttrthe,rights
~ o r war. declaimed for the Uni4d States all
acknowledged righta of war belonging to index, :
pendent States. These rights were considered.
Wader the heads: "of (I.) . Rights'algalust the
enemy's property within our terriorial.juriv,
'Untie's - arid - (2) spinet th e enemy's property
be onitour'jurisdletion. ' The cash of Brown,
in; the Supreuie, , Court of the Malted States,
, blithe es blish this 4 poWer of Congress winds
' a ' all *betty's' property'vrithil our juis
.dic JIM. --
le. Outlaw or nations all the public,
property an enemy ; lend e r money, is lia
ble to tie iire,'While the . proOrty of, priVitti
eiti tenegs exempted ; bat the only'seasori or
Sac million' clearly 11,.that in an international
wa' Sin thievinimenlitionnlii restionsible:::hr
isalio PloWww. are 'X" AS tC4h O C*, ; where.
la, n the present war; every:reed lain:boson:
' Parte and assumed all ille..reePonsibUitlee
t ng hiaiieltistetortny.:t The releliesp-::
it taint any exemption. , 'i He is Intel lin.'
l', aw the" Government - in' an international
r,, , itti hislands as well as hit Petsicialiwo
""- MlthaeriiMilot warms,' be 014 ed
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by Congress, but it must be while wee ispeied
ing.— When war i over, then Will come the
time for penal statutes.
After this surveyof questions of law' Mr.
Sumner next reviewed in detail the history of
confiscation in libelant and modern times—
especially in France—and also the numerous
confiscation bills upward of eighty in num
ber, during ourrere ellen, with a diplomatic
controversy to w,hi h they. gaits rise, in the
course of , which M . Jefferson assorted the
atrongesi'ground-under the rights of war.'
In. determining what powers - to exercise you
will be: lded to a cbrtain extent by the Mt
jest Which you seek Ito accomplish. Do you
seek really to put &Iwo the rebellion and to
tread it out forever, hr do you seek only the
passage of a . penal statute ? Do you seek a
new decisive weapon in the war which
our country is compelled to wage, or do you
seek nothing more than t 6 punish a few rebels?
Or, if the object yod seek is simply punish
ment, de you wish Bite be sure and effective,
or only in name 7 Are you in earnest to strike
thiarebellion with all the force sanctioned by
the rightiof war, or tlo you refuse to use any
thing beyond the pehnsful process of muni
cipal law? I put these questions sincerely
and kindly. You will answer them 'by your
votes. If you are not in earnest against this
rebellion now arrayed in wer—if you are con
tent to seen to act without acting ;, to scent to
strike without strikillg i in short, to ecces
rather than to Le, yon - will pass a new 'penal
statute and nothing More.
. Assuming, then, what has been amply dem
onstrated, that the eights of war aro ours
without abridgement', and assuming, also,
that you will not allow
,our present canoe,
which has enlisted eachmighty energies, to
be thwarted through any failure on your part,
I , ask you to exercise lhese rights in such a
way as to assent priiMptly and sorely that
permakient peace in which all that we desire Is
contained. But to—this end it will not he
enough..to triumph over the rebellion ; it
must be so completelys crushed that it cannot
break forth, while its authors are not allowed
to escape punishment. ---all of which may be
accomplished only hi such a bill as I have
proposed. The reasons of polity, if not of
duty, are controlling. l
But while all desire to floe the rebellion
completely crushed, there may be a difference
with regard tes the rights of war which shall
be exercised., Some ink be for a few ; others
'May borer all. Some y reject the examples
of the past; others ma insist upon following
them. It to foryou to hoes°, but in making
your electiOn, you will not forgot the object
in view. At another oint I have loaned on
I
the authority of Groti . In turning now to
Vettel, a writer of mai:Wino understanding,
who has done so much o popularize the law
of nations, I am influenced by the considera
lion that, Inas austere than others he stems
always Inspired by the free air of native
S witzerlandand filled with the desire of doing'
geed, so that what he a casino-cannot be re
garded as illiberal orb eh. In grasping the
details which may onto into the object-pro
posed, this benevolent meter teaches that we
'may seek these thing . (Vattel, Book 3,
cap. 9).
I. Possession of what
2., Expenses and char
.reparition of damages.
B.4teduction of the e emy, ep that ho shall
lie incapable of anjualvilsdence.' •
4. Punishment of the tummy.
And in order to arrive a t these results, the
Rights or War are ours be employed in our
discretion ; not forgetting that, the property ,
of every rebel, whether real or personal, is as ,
justly Ilable to forfeituH as the property of a
hostile prince is admitte to be by the Rigida
of War.. . ' -
But the tallest puppies net drop. For the
coneptrators who.organiz d this great crime,
and let flip the dogs of itlar, there can lie no
penalty too great. ' They; should be not only
punished to thaextent o our power, but they
should - be stripped of all means of influence,
so that, should their live be spared, they teary
be doomed to wear them at in poverty, if not
in exile. To this etidth it property must be
taken. But their poord laded followers may
be safely pardoned. Let to all the privileges
'of eitizenshipin a regime ted land, 'they will
unite in judgment of .rho e leaders who hive
been to them such cruel kniasters.
But the property of Mo l ders consists largely
.of land, owned - in erten:Mire plantations. It
is just that these shouldbe broken up, so that
they can never again betel nurseries of con
spiracy ordieaffection. P rationed into small
eetelees they will afford homes to many who
aro now homeless, whiletheir peculiar and
overbearing social influence will be destroyed.
Poorneighbors, who have been so long dupes
and victims, may become independent posses
sors of the soil: Brave sc Idiom who have left
their :Northern skies to 'florist the battles of
their country., resting, at last from their vic
tories, and changing thei • swords into plow
shares, may fill the land w,th Northern indus
try and Northern principlds.
I say little of personal property, because,
although it may be justly liable to confisca
tion, yet it he easy to se that it is of much
less importance then the and, except so far
as alayea may , be falsely 'Massed under this
head. ' '
The slaves of rebels cannot be regarded us
property, real or personal.; Though claimed
as property by their mask, s, and though too
often recognized as such b individuals in the
Government, it is the glut of our Constitu
tion that it treats, slaves always as'"persons."
i
At home, beneath the Melt and local laws,
they may be chattel!, but ry are known to
Our Constitution only us a It. In this simple
and indisputable fact, the is a distinction
clear as jasticeitself beta/son the pretended
property In also-es and all her property, real
or personal. ,Being men, they aro bound to
allegiance, and entitled to ;reciprocal protee-
Lion. It only'remains that; a proper appeal
should bo made to, their natural and instinct
tire loyalty , ;' nor mu day pelended propcirtY
of Ittetrinastnra supersede this clalm----I will
not say of eminent domain; but of eminent
power, inherent In the National Governmel,
Wiiieliar all times his a right to the nervic e
of all. : I
.._ „
zettit.
Id &Minting the .alivosi free, you will at
once do more than in any other way, whetter
to eoncrsr, to Pacify, to puhlab, or to bless.
Yowls-ill take from the toboltien its -main -
spring.of activity and strength; you will stop
its chief source
_of provisions and, suppflea;
a
you will remove motive and temptation. to
prolonged existence, and you will destroy for
ever that diaturbing influence, which so long
as it is , allowed to exist, will keep this land a
volcano, ever ready to.hteakt fortis anew. But,
while accompliabwg this ,work: you will at
the same time by the magical touch of Free
dom, do an act of wier ecoomy, giving now
valuate all the lends of Slavery, and opening
untold springs of wcalth - ianti you will also do
an act ofjustice destlaed le also our national
name more than any trltim h of war or any
skill in posse. God in his benolicenco oilers
to nations, as to individual , opportunity, or
rooruarry, OPPORTUNITwhi c h of till
thirigicis moat tobo.disliod4 ' Never before in
history has he offomd inch 'as is ' now
ours. Do not fail to seiie it. The blow
with • 'which we • amitel an accursed
rebellion ' will at the some time: enrich and
bless . ; nor is there any proapority or"happi
nese which it' mill not scatter' abundantly
throughout the land,- and fustian act will be
an epoch, marking the change from barbar
ism to civilissiticin.' By the old rights of war,
prevalent In Africa, freimon were made
Slaves, but by the rights:of War, which I ask
you,l,cocalate,'_ , Shaves will be made froenien.
'Mr. President you , scok indemnity for
the pant, and security for, the future; if you
Melt the National .unity ander the Constitn
tion.of the United States,' herels the way in
whiCh all these can be Surely obtained.
Strike down the loaded! of tile rebellion, and
lift up the slaves I. Then will there be an in
demnity for the Past such no lotion ever
before was able to win, and there wiltbd.sse
euritY for the Future such as no nation ever
before enjoyed, while the Reimblic, glori6ed,
and strengthened, will be assured forover,une
and indivisible. > ' I
JOH, ,
N Xiga.i)4j4.l 00
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Loaf or - A. Putt SrEutga.4—An arrival at 7 ! giv: ar • •
.1111ston napprtit prpse steamer-P.O:- roa la"
of rfillkiblim
iltalthr; while oik •Tly froal itii 'I
N,,, Orleans, with; a battery !ofry , elanl to •
NA a
_CoollB4"lll:s—(nam'ih'im Co., it,4114
Viaag a: leak and dark *U4 Mle. in tal= ls ° an t d algrtba. ia _ 7 " :
tina:°Foy: ...rIMLIELLE' BRANDlEs—pimentanan. A. Baler '
boa • Theite, and other breads , dark and pile, la . - ttninmd:
as v UPllot4' la .ta...017-aarrofa on 1 44 D 9111—Z. r.'Xelloix OfVfilnbadookJ
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AS ingtoni ZUSI—Bt Clnin and Jaanitc•— , inketecrtrando:
Wzaap OiatitfatiayaltY; resurrect iN-.,wilmicirsidau`nll-441Xmleiroil104x
tha /s l3 *o4ratie itr,ty; - It Sopo i .; ind'othiiih r =" 77 ' • "
Fit rocas an attlabotto'ria ode* movement. ° "' - ' 7128 /3 " 4 "!. tr . 71"4u!ra1e•""4411k44'
~iiw;si '~f._
Newspaper Correspondents Banished
• tromßeck's Cantp.
A special dispatch I to the Cincinnati Geuetie
makes the following statement:
Some days ago, tien. 'fetlock Witted a field
order excluding all! civilians from. camps,
which he explained, to apply, to - ?towspaper
men. Thejoarnalista handed him All address
repreienting the injustice the Order causes on
the eve of a battle, Ito themselvei r and the
public, saying they! would het I ntteinpt to
evade the order, but assuringhim ;that some
in his camps would, in spite of ani precau
tions he might take; .urgingdthaf:'.they were
hers in accordance with Secretary Stanton's
-order, and asking whether there was any
honorable condition in which journalists could
remain, lie replied ho would exclude all ci
vilians, but would bo glad to hear any proper
sition or sugostion they might make. They
then agreed upon to present the following:
That wo will alt present to General Balleck
satisfactory proofs of 'our loyalty him
our whereabouts in the army that. he may
know whore to find us
,at all times,land give
"the exact parohrof honor which the:ecretary
of War has announced will be required of
journalists as a condition precedent to their
passing within the army lines underhis order,
which now is in force in all the other Military
Departments of the United States.; Matlock
refused to accept this; Tho representatives
of the N.Y. Tribune, Iteruld and Boiton
Jour
nal, Philadelphia l'rees, Cincinnati (,scene and
Cononereierl, SL Louis Dessukrai and:: Republi
can, Chicago rriOuns and most other papers
represented here,
withdrew to-day. ;After an
nouncing their determination, the. Provost
Marshal assured them that ouch as Xttompted
to gain an unfair advantage .by evading the'
order, should bo diligently huntedrout and
arrested, and set to work on the fortifications.
Confiscation in the Senate.
• .0n — Montliky, the. Confiscation 01 being
under consideration, Mr.' Powell, (Dem.,).•4f
Kentucky; !nand to souks out th6:'.alarentit
section, which authorizes the Proildent to
employ and organize persons of African des
cent as he may deem n'mmssal
the rebellion. Itejectedi.
TEJO
Carlile, U., r"rw , , DI,
Law fa, U., Powell, DI,
lltawicrat, U., Saulsbury, D.,
Latham, Li., Stark°, it;
14. LT .
Anthony, U., h'uster, It..
Browning. 11., . primer, 11,
Clark, It., (lariat, Rl,
Col Lamer. R., Muria: 12. j
COWIIII. R., l/owalll. 11.,
Dixon, 11.. Rowe, IL,!
Doolittle, R., 11.0, R.,tAltutl i
Fowl:Ann, It., BurnerOy, 8.,
Foul, 8..,
Mr. Ilmincimon, (U.,) of Missouri' moved
to strike out the first seclion and insett a sob
stitnto providing that any poyson liereariar
convicted of treason 'shall suffer death; or im
prisonment, and all his E roperty be fdrfeited
during life.
belong to U.
,es
. pf the war, with
• The object of *ibis amendment was to pre—
vent the freeing of the slimes of secessionists.
Tho amendment was rejicted—yeas 1.2, nays
25. The vote was the ame as that pn the
last motion, except that Ir. Cowan voted yea.
Thus Mr. COWAN vote for armjneelaves,
but voted against freeingithem. •••
Although the project
i t arming the'slaves
.was received with a virulent opposition; when
first broached, yet hero we find the Cenete, by
a vote of 25 toll, authorizing such arining,,
and Mr. Cowan votes With the mijority..
This is one of the signs of the tinies,iwhich
the President refers to.. .
. _ '
The Fugitive SlavQ Law.
About one hundred slaveholders froniPrince
George's County', Mary waited mien the
.
President on Monday, .end through aCom
• mittee, consisting of kles'srs. CrisfieldOVeb
,
star, Calvert, and Boyne, complained eoucern-
Log the non-enforcement of the Fugi five' S hwe
law in the Distriet, and' of the Madre aces
alleged to have been thrown in their way by
Gen. Wadsworth, who, it seems; doei not
show much alacrity in aiding its exectition,
refusing wholly except when the elahhants
prove themselves loyal eitisens, and oa that
point taking the evidence of the slaves.' :din
der these disabilities, these eleveholderieeom
plain that out of SOU or i,OOO who have es
caped from their county into the District, but or twelve have been recovered. The Pre
s in reply, assurrl them be bad entire
confidence Gen. Wadsworth's ability and
intention to du right, but, would take, their
representations into consideration, and 'see
that no injustice 'was &lie. The 'fugitives
about whose welfare these' Maryland gentle.
men are so solicitous are, na wo are informed,
emigrating from the District in'uonsidet.able
numbers. Come take passage onxessels bound
down thc , ePotomae ; and some, strange te'say,
seek freedom. in Virginia.
Banks arid Fremont's Departments.
The; Wheeling Intelligence, says, that the
First Virginia Regiment, with Alen. Welds'
whole division, has manned across the• Blue
Ridge, and joined the army of the.Rappaben:.
nook, under ISPDOWeII. Tho Chicago,
Luse makes the following statement ;• -
lien. Banks has withdrawn altogether from
the Shenandoah Valley, and the separate de
partment,of, which he:om the mtlitary -Com
mander, is virtually merged with Fremont's.
Tho retreat from .near llarrisonburg began
ten days ago and at hut accounts the column
was some roily tittles north of that point, at.
Strasburg;;,where' direct ratlconnection 'offers
to Manassas Junction and Afeaandria :over
the route that Gen. Jo. Johnson took las tJ uly
to reinforce Boauregard. It is perhapi too
soon to. spoculate what Banks is going to do,
whether in, assistance to Gen. McClellan or
M Powell. The fact that the main . portions
of Fremont's army are hofore 'StatintOri,, is
reason enough why Banks' Should no longer
be needed in the
hiturAny Goveamono , IVit4Lusnuio.--
tol. David Campbell, of thePifth Pennsylva
nia Cavalry, is appointed Miliiary. Govetnor
of Williamsburg. Under his inritruetiene fuel
and subsistence are furnished by our Quarter
master to the inmates of the Insane Asylum,
and about two hundred and' fifty aleit' and
wounded rebels With one hundred and fifty of
our own.tenderly.cared for. ,
, .
fns SIdKNE.SB .41 . orrrovs*,:--The hoists
at Yorktewn—id all told-ateloecapied as ty
phoid hospitals: The 'teenage of 'deaths 100
a day oat of .100 or 500 patients. The dpin
missary-General of prisoneis and ethers fin
cliarge of prisoners ate hendeforth to be: re
quired to keep luts containing )he name, regi
monk, anti State to TWA : each repel beloStia,
TIIIAAAMY AT 90AIAT4'.— . The army of .1.4 -
-leek is now. so near ; -tbit- of Su:regard, that
It acorns impossible-to pronitt an engaidausat
noon. The newapape . ra of Indiana
nobs illy' allot the , aaapansa iorribloanaolig
the people' of those States. •` - • • ,
COL. CoLin,. of; the 2Mit Illinois regiment,
on .s -visit bonze, zap' that lialleek't. Amy
'lambert 186,000 mei, and' that fit is . belitynd
the rebels do not'rinatber more'. tha n 100,01/11:
. 4 " 4,1 44.74 , p
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Reports from Gen. McCfellon's Army.
Accounts from lien. dicelellan'e army are,
that Gen. Sumner has been reiessed from 'ac
tive service, by reason of liis relent to reittfbrce
Gen. Reintzeltoxe at the battle of:Williams
.
burg!." .
CoDgressinan,llibo havejnit reached here
from , the army 'of Gen. McClellan, state that
1 .on account of rains the roads on the Ponin
stila are in a stretched condition 4 .
A gentleman of much oblervailon and ex
perience, who his just returned from the Pen
insula, and hes had an opportunity to ob
serve minutely the condition of lien. ble-
ClelLan's army, and bis preparations reports
that no anxiety need be entertained :bout his •
success. The army is in splendid condition,
the preparations for n'forward movement Jr.
complete in every detail, anp the 'occupation •
of Richmond by Gen. AleCiell iin a few days:
—whatever obstacles the re may offer—:
may be regarded as beyond ait ti ,,u,
dos,. of doubt.
—.1.) dto the N'Y Ifer9ld..'
VIRE C IN U SURANCEBY 1'
CO M PA N Y .
OP PHIL ADELPHIA. isn BUILDINGS, Umltodor
Perpetual, 6iSRCRANUIS& FURNITUILE,Ac., In
town or cotmtry.lke No: SOS Walnut:Street.
as foll
Carnahows:, 1 .29,510; 'Aura.", 2 308 , 51 206---invotted"
, Pint Mortgage on InprovidtritYPropii.
-t,y, worth double the am0nt1t.....:.,....3156,000 00
Ground rant, first.
• - 24(41 60
Penns. B. Co.'. it, par oont. Mortgage
Loan, 930,000, 71,900 00
City of Philadelphla,tl per rent. Loam - - :".24000 00
Alleghottylcounty 6 per ct. P.lO. 11. Lotus 10,000 00
Collateral bonds, well secured— - 2,500 00
Huntingdon and Brood Top idonntain
Hamad Company,°liege 100 m...-. WO 1 M
Pentasylvanin Co.. 4,000 CM
Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance Co . , 24,350 00
Stock of County Yin Insurance Co: '1,050 00
Stock of Delaware M. IL Insurance C 0.... • 700 00
CommorcLal Bank do . 5,135 91
'Mechanics' Bank , do . • —........ 2,012 50
Union M. Insurance ..WO 00
BMW Boconable, business paper..„._,,..,,.. ,16.22/ 19
Book Amounts, scented intenet, 6,M8 72 •
Cash on hand and In bands of manta--; 11,385 35
y to I,lippreens
•
Clem Timsley,
Sunned Bonham,
Wm. it. Themppon,
Hobert Steen,
Frederick Brown,
- Wm.kicusser,.
0. Shirai:mon,
Benj . W. Tinel
John Worrell„.!
Marshall Hill, '..
H. L. Hamm, •
Lothrop,
Bohr. Toland, . •
Chia. Leland,
Lonnig,
Jacob T. Bunting, ,
o.li. Wood,
smith Bowen.
Jaa B. Woodward. ••
„ John Bissell. Pittab'gb.
B. HIBICHMAN,Socreaup., ,
J. Q: BOBBIN, Aram
a) ay 6 Northesat corner. Third and Wood itrbet. • .
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Wilson' ' U., id,
Wright, U,
Shorman, IL,
Surtmei'; It.,
Ten Eyck, IL,
Trunibial,
Wade, IL,
Wilklnifor4ll.:
IL, Masa
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PM_LADELP/31.11.1ian, 435 and 437
Chestnut street, near lOW
Statement of /meta, January' lat, 188% yubllabed
agreeably to an Oct of Amicably, being-‘
"lot Mortgages, amply ,•
3 00
lied ratattb (preal pal. 1108,314 81) coat Itemz, tO
Temporary Loma; on ample Collateral
Blocks, (preeettt. rake ai,..667 T 2) test ,,, 89,788 90,788 00
Notes sad Ina 1,821 00
Oath 27,918 00
. .
/ W 2 08.951. 63
VW The one profits from premiums which this
(lumping can divide by law are horn helm .which
have been determined.
Insurance rude on every doeuiptiosi of property.
ha town
ith se and <unary, at rates se low ma are conaistent
wcurity. , • j
Since their incorporation, a periodrof thirty yesra„ , ,v
they have paid to by drake an amount exceeding . "'
Four Hakes. q/ Dolan, thereby adatding °vicious.
of the adr.wetaces of Insurance, at well as their abili- ,•• •
ty and diepoution to moot i with promptnees al I
•
loWasa paid during the year 1 8 58—.......«.111.06,026 6T
• nenurronal • • .
Charles N. Banker, Iwo
Mordecai D. Lewis, JaoOb it. Bralth.;
Tobias Wegner, Edward O. Dale. - •
David S. Brown, Geo. W. Richards, 2 • •
Samuel Grant, Gauge
CHARLES N. DAZIOKEB, Freakiest. •
EDWARD C, DALE. , TAX Preafdrek
3. GARD Agent,
Office Northeast c0r..W00d..1 Thlvdata,
- - - -----
VIRE, -MARINE AND. INLAND
, suiterioE.—itisoicANos , COMPANT or
NOIITH AMEBII7A , PIULADELPHIA.
A • • - Inca,rporated 1799.11/.1. /500,000..
awry 10.-1859..4..—".......-...,....E1,2160E2 62
_ ARTHUR G. corinN. Proldmi t
THOHAN pLATT.Bare/ory.
NEURANCE CO. OF THE STATE
I
or PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA.
Ineofporatal 1791—Capital , Ear t,000.• .
re"arY BILEILItiIID,
WILLIAM BAllPEEs&cretarg.
.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
. ,
!fl Incorporated 1.810-04Eil, 5600,60%
y
ere ta is
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T I M. C. ALLYN. Sf.r"Nasy.
#TIn UW.oe to the aboie old wiErreltsbia Com.
ponies can: he obulned
iet5:111; 87 Wuter etreet,Babsleys Ba d
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WESTERN - INSURANCE CUEirA•
NY OF PITTSBURG .
B. DIIDLER, Jr,Prarldrat.
• G• M. GORDON, Secretary. , • • •
Dales, No. tl2 Water street, Spans I Oa:a - Wm.
Douse, up Stairs, Pittsburgh. ,
wat iauan °visa ay kinds. of Tars toed Marine
Ria
. .he A Homo luatitutwai,l9.A 111.hrectorswho
aryissell Inseams is the dad e o ars dde- -
miiM, kr prang.. anA .liberality.. Isatast . at* the
character said. they hare 'sweated, as ofierlig at Lint
protectices to thew who cloaks to to iassnaL
ASSNTS, OCTORSR . 30,1858 t . •
Stack •63,000-OD
Itortgacres 8,100 Ct.
Oak. • 256 t 0
Open Acmcmts, 7,800 tiO
27^5
Notes and Bills 173,07/I 11
Lt. Idiller, Jr.
Jame" McAuley,
Nathaniel Holmes,
Airs. Irk,
{`Yillaam
Dan*
)I.lsntltb.
O. W. Elcketain.
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CIITIZRN'SLNSUILADIUMGVALFAN • -
PlTTSBUSGH...of il ee,skusu Maskiskand
'Water streets, 'second goer.
bAMITEL BEA D "
WAL BAGS:LEY, Praddest. •
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Insures Steam b o ats alad a''" '%ms.,a;
Insures against kr and damage In ihs navigation . •
oI the Soothers and Western Rivers. Lakes and
Bayous, mai the navigation of the Seen.
Insures agalust lee and damage by firs.
Win. Bagabeya llrataN M. Slur, •-•
Jai: Park, Jr.; • ' John Wigan,
W. G. Johnston, Jas. tkes ,
B. V. Jouss, • _
Hod. T.. 11. flows, • John S. Dilwurily . •
Barclay Preston. ' Quirks H. Zu .• :
tigi iLA OELPILLA. Flag AND, 11.114%
..--L- 'NSW/ANDS COUPANIG Malls Gtmixtut it..:
(walla Ito CatOM Homo.. .
ClPlWl.l 2l . o 4oo—Asoota, 5301.0i11. '. ' .
will fake all kin& of lantana. tidier portal
or Itolltod; ca pray ' description ol•Property or I* ,
candiso, ateoaonardo ate* of premiu_ m
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. . .: BOBZILT P. ElNG;..Prookkot. - -.. ,
M. W. BALDW/N, Vice Proidia
r. fiLtthnmeir, swrda q . - •
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Jobs Jos
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Clara, '
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4314.PAItIrOr PITTEMIII9II. ;0910a.1ita.37 lUt4
street] Bank-Block:' . - • - 1' .• ' ' • -
Imams aptoat all Wads 0 /be mid 'Kathie Bar
.1, _ISAAC JONES, Prandial. -
,_ JOIINT.:3IICf„X!_#N-Piot-Pott.
-D. W. BOOKiSionstam.' ".
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. Capt. -Wm. Deanp
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Bob!. 11. Ureic. .L. -
him :Jones,:
O. Gr. Hussey.
Meng Cbitda, •
M. 0. Gray,
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