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flearratas, Linseed krull...Lard Gfla. Irrlid. and Grua,
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=sits and deldora Yn PLOUJI, GDAIN AND
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- brands of Flour for Bakers and S'annly use
arnittsitly on band, Particular attention paid tO
"mos Ordini Ibr /Merchandise generally.
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• :challauslaß.aznimoiri for the. silo of 'FLOUR,
0841.15,..8AC0N.-LAE ll' ',BUTTER, ERUS,-4,..d
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bat, EI . ..WARDING AND
Dlt urn ::0. , m. of FLOUR,
LARD, ii,UTTER,SME:I3,IIRIED
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•-..e4ener of Mint, „eßsibuty,l4.. - - • ociAly
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....,.__' burcti,:.Cl4SFU AT. .PRODLIC4 GROCERY AND
77 4XilialifitilON ELEROILANT.-
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Giad, PROMO AND COMXIt3SION
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• • • streets; Pittsburgh. mh.7
siarre, Whicimpefe Llgjus i.
nr DitUoB. RAIN TS, OILO, VAIC/iLSHES!AIiD
• ' DIE STUTEWSo. - 25.6 Liberig street, Pftesborgb.—
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bit GEO. H. jiEXSEkt, D 8111301111.,
WisieritioSh: Sorrier of Wood street md
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rah Mr 93./44:101311.114.064 : -
Will attend to the settlement, securing end oaten%
tionardstais, bounties, an,
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TBETIL.-EXTUPTEU:i WITHOUT
.i;',Aiti,^llY 'ZOE VIM 01 '6B AYPiIt.kFUS
WIIERE,BY 10 MOOS on GALVANIOOATTgIiF
AtIILOSS.D. _ _
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their teeth eitiseted by in, VrWmel end'tnady to
tariffw. to the witetywnd pelniternees of tboopenw .
tlon—whetesar beebeld Wild by yentons In tweeted
sainting the eontntry having no knowledge pf
atirminvicto TESTII fusertad In every
"Itioandveet ivi war/ I9W l*tikroutottio ost, to be
b niAteirled.
oaer 41iTior, Connell • . 0
curter di" Diamond and Grant strvots,'
Pittsburgh.,
AtrrtinKCA&Dr • ' A.; M. Pollock,. Dr. Hallock, •
Theodora Hobbit?, E . l4.u!scli grrett. skyDdlry;-
-WAILQI..IOIiSSTPN-4k ki%V;i6lti
5751foV.trevt:',7,14'
CO., BOOKSELLERS ~..11.ED
Ttorteu, No.R.S Wood !Ural:next door to the
canter of third; PlitrbnNh, t Pa. SCLIOOLOff
G&W 1100E8 consnuttly in band,-;..
itraralVeGS .
A uilaiqi •HoliNE;;Dthaug. utiltax•
ep:mitre Fraiithinitklim A1b ... #*00041 44 zi e .,n
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WILL WARD' D '
lama Norzi, 330 ag , 31.
Clnitia, far InOnvy;-!..0 ,: i ngffiallaTalid 10.7
rarjOni Can' proctin; T. Ai Al'it ammi7
be resussable terms,'
,d 'lbuse wishing to fereetibiff
grit,WeurWmryst4isuitplt i ejthE Wt i l
0 ON for iptl L Citlos ..7,3:7T Dalt
An' baimiuritestlons sill in
deutia.
office,
Grail taryinni stills oenli•
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SEIRIV.ERBo LAZEAR,
WHOLESALE anoon4
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commi B BioNsitacusiii3;
Nocia:nitss•smitinad Sheet, Corner Second,
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• • , WHOLEHM4I•6AOO2I4'
No. 271 1413Eleit EITBIIXT, 2
PITT/38171M8,
Btving purcheied the Intartat - Of Ida late pattneiri:
aid continue the bradawl, st.the old Wand, and 11111'
be pleated to receive the patronage of hie old frlendi
and coAtomers. mallindtf •,
. .
KISAPAIILICX:«. 11.181PATZIOL
WAL • KIRK IA'ATRICK • &
Wnocusua Osocrss, Comussios Mrsoithrre
Aso Dcatous u Goyim= Pnanrcs. No. 2:33 Liberty
wan, Plta.buricli, Pa.
Taos. crnt ea .....
..
.LITTLE & ...... WifoiralLE
Gamma ma.:Opsziatuos ItltacaLirts, deakra
la PSODIJCE, PLODS, HAWN, CIIENSE,Yuni •
CANNON AND LAUD OIL, mum, NAILS. G/ABB,
COTTON YANNS, and Pittobaegh: manufactures
generally, 112 Second strait, Pittaburgh.:
DUNC.I
N 4 ODusALD & AJ.QiUCKLE, Waca.z.
JULE Guncsas, PRODUCE •asroVoiuusszei
AS ca•srs, Jobbers lo N. 0. SUGARS and MOLANNYN;
inUOAILS and SYILUPS, FLOUR, .13.&.
CON, UICS, CLIEIEBE, SEEDS, Ao., No. 9.5 g Liberty
.trovt, Yittnburgit. Dobtly
P. ISLYMED J. D. =TIM
RE YHER ac BROTHERS, successors
to , Nsymer gfdersou, Wbbases dealers 112
vouxism- mars. nun AND:SPICES, CON
nt:rrIONERY, 811 6.111IIS,TINE WOI Ks , da , Nos.
Peoaud lad Wood Wen, *bon Filth, Pittsburgh,
n'.
ar.cmai
11.1010AlL
UKAD & .IkIETZGAIt, GaoczEw AEU
JLJ. CoattissioN lilcaottatea, deal= ali
kuwe 01 CoUNTRT PSODOCIAND PITTSBOCCIII /MUM,
cwil)/ 1 / 3 , M.. ZIA Liberty street, oppasitsi head of
Wood motet,' Pitubtirgli, Pa.. spay
nUeIDUM
u5er. ......0.1111.7t1. LAMSON.
ROBILSoN & WBOTIZJIA Giio7
All. CLESIS 00 / 1 M1541021 MiIICEUETS• and , denlnin
all kiwis PItUVIBIONB, PRODUCE, and Pitts
burgh manufactures, No. 2.56 Liberty street. Pitta
burgh. i
A: , ...514.1EAG • WEOLIILLUI bae;
• Coastuatox Mcaernam and dealer in t LOUR,
1 . 13013 Ula: AND PROVISIONS, No. WU.
Liberty s ullel ti ,
treet',
OPUS
Huai, Pittsbarea,
taff•Liberal advances . made ou conslanateati.
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11.E0. 13. JUN b, D,rimAr
NA Li , GROCERIES MANILLA ROPE, OAKUM,
OILS, PIT ' B and Pataburgh manufactured anklet,
No. 141 Water street, above the Itlonon&Gtela Bridge,
Pltteburgb, Pa.
loacaLnammaLa.
.114 013kla •DAIZIIII. & CO, WHOLE-
J. 1.1 Imia Gammas, Comnsenws aan VIIIIIiAIDIXO
Illsacwisla, and dealers lu PILODUOK and 'PHU-
LwailLusaufactuies, YlttsL : •
• umay
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.AALBEHT Wziorasals
- .l—d.Gapcucs, rinonucz Lama= abd Ooxxisneri
atimuuueru, Nu. u club upset, Pitisbargh, Pa.
noiCly
Lour w.seet , .... .
WATT A"WILS.ON; •WitoLizailas Geo
. Ir ems, Coamizolomi•Mr.setturts, and daileri
•E'ruduce and l'lttthurgb umquilktturea, Ito. US Utt
erly stayer. ttiburgh. 11.24
6.11.4.11 IntaSEY a (X), - WnoLEasix
1. Glioczas, COXIII/SlOlll Bicactuami, and dealers 1.15
No. *Maier name; and 66 Frout Want,
Pittaburgh.
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S. DLLWOR TII WIiiOLESALX
. Nos. 1.30 'end I Second meet,
anthteld. l'itt.oburgb-
101INnary.
OlLli FLOYD iCO.; Wunsaux Gip>
(z.crce JUID C1J1 21116 /o.l l llLeactioxp, No. 172 Wood
and Zol Litert otreet,-Plttaburgb. Jol6
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UTILLIAM BAGALEY, Wl:mime=
. .11riuld AI Wood stre,i.'
burgh,
fu2l:drf •
A LvvAXDER- KLNG, WaoL.saus
JOIL gum ris,l m ,Orter ofisomiasu,N9. Ll7ert7
artlet, Yltuburgh, ra. 01126
.11.1. 1 1^UF4CT !TREAS.
rIXNIEL & EON, MAltu-
JJ roxrcauta or WHITE BTONE CUM.. AND
W4EA3I COLORED WAEE.
4447 - 0441. Asn 474244t0ras AS No. 74 gtirrn
STALLT, l'lrreacean, Pa. mhl6:l lan --
W. 5. 11.4C[IST01111-.......J. ..a. P. Haar.
It if A Cfr4li r TOSI4 11E31.41,11,1. 4 CO.,
iie-tua.as.r. City
'Water - tt - oflrs, i— Piftiburgli, Pa, Manu u.attts facturers of
kLiCKINTOSII AND REXPAILL'S IMPEOVEP
PATENT OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES AND
SLIDE VALVES, of all alum and bottatyls.
Basing put up - nrachineryof larg a tapacity and of
the bartquality, ' , ream - .prepared to do, linavy Job.
Wog, and solicit work brats 'tine; truiting that b,y
proutpturn, and the character of urn work, to merit
public patronage.
We 'special attention to - oir . MALAMCED
VALVE OSCILLATINIi.E,f:GINY3,'iS oinubinkii
advantarci henstolbar- cotattained .thfri du of
310 0.R.Eiltimmtiattrazit or
• DLAZIRII. IX LU. • Eiiingofr t °knit/DIS
TILLED PUSH •11117' WILIFUCT, '4AMILY
VINEGA Nil. IN, 1411;19.1ii414 Pirst Arun,
between PutithP'eltriact *ant itriets, Tithbuth.
UR- YriValCoOntl, lll eolkilact,,:lllsbeil nwlbst pries
Fuld for ItYE.. ;
car re.gei UR and all other poisonous Lognxibilits
a.refully curveted, by a prixedabew awl Improved.
JOSEPH F: lIIMLTON-&(;04-
Corner of Flint . ind Liberty streets,
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PITTSBUIIOII,
ILANCIACTURZILI OP
9UPEIIIOII. STEAM ENGILNZS, 112,CIIINICHT,
6e.; Ac. zaylitt,
4,2 SEVERANCE, I NO. 50, Wma 132.4
RJ Pett.burge, minurictitifirotisotura gyjr,%
T 9;,
li , WHIG 11 T SP /KV; COtli,rdo44!4/PiatiLBUATP:
itdir 'articular sized or shaped SPIKE S and HIV.
large !or mall, Ovule to order at slam nuke.
A ennd AoanriTriartl mmitAnti• no hand. m . Ala
- J. ,L. 11,01.1,111. -.:44.....Y.
VX CET ' S T.O R - •Gra WORKs,
xi %VOLPE, PLUNKETT is CO. Guss 151..urviAO T
1"c Warehouse, 1:o..12 Wood street, edruer
of First, Pittsburgh, Pa. ses:l d
ELLS, kII.IDL
paE~•• " CO:, bro. 215
Idifretty..strest,, opposite Sixth, Pittib4go,
manufacturers of WEIIPS, - EABLIES AND 8WITOII•
ES, sat every description of LEATHER. BRAIDED
WOILK_
-Orders solicited from ttie trade s and goods prozbot
!7l"l"4"P"JUtPFll°W.: : -.fgedswist
DE.rTISTIt P.
Y. .01iDBY, Dvirrrt, 134 Sag-Nick
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1U isoosermixic,Aatr'Stv
Tioxxx, 4 1 0; 7 6 , 7 y.ur,t.41,4p0u. i;tuilano.
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PITTBBUR H GAZETTE
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AND COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
PITTSBURG
Awir:4/00,5[14 •
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.ava. AUBBIOA BEIO,OBII BllBOFZ—Prioriples
anA.interests. Oat Ought* au
thor Ing of a Groat People." 1 voL too.
Major Wintlirop'a
EUW/N BBOTHEBTOrt: 'By Wajar Wilt top,
author of !Ilocil Prettoe," Brent
AMOSiG . THY PINIVA Aum bad of a tllng
totanst. ByLtcautta Mak
J.:La rea.lv.d by
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aLL'AN.UAND blariferllll)
Ling 4llll llir'rViorkB;Tiols;
Um's Dictionary ofa to, llantifiietoree and .1111=8;
Ladner's Poilolophy:3 yob;
Tot,mutiea Bud BoOkof tfooadtold Selene%
Jano4On'a Chemlatrtof Common Life;
Grafi ALanall of &mazy;
„Gimes Stroktaral
Moodie 018.884300 k of Botahy;
22 1tobell'vropular Astrooomy ;
fladttes Natural LlJstoi7 of Mao;
.11firtin'e Dimond HiscLoy, 2 you;
Gayot'a Rath and Ilan;
Lyell'a Manual of Geology;
Elemen Gleolm•
De La Beeches' Geol tary ogiod elm Tieii •
Ewhinke Ilydraollorend Methadon
D'Aublasoo's kixdratatos.
J 824 kaY k CO.. 52 Wood
uUUKsI 13 00ILS I
Limodiest . of zieOftte.ty—latmett ;
• Usereattons ora Oonati7 Parson;
Omani of Society- :
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Spare Honn, by J . Elkorn,'lff.
.:11en, Women a:A.l4k; by L. Horst;
Thcomib'a *VAS;
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A Good Fight, by C L Bed e ;
• Personal litstory of Lord Gamn;
. • Life."( fiff Philip ellabm •
Bongo-In Many Keys-.-0. W. Holmes;
Poems, by Bose Terry:- • i .
LeaLibertytareseVs AtTh=as-131Veler;
Life and Smote. of Dortglas;
Hisao y of all Pollgionaeto., eta
nilsO .J. /MAD, 78 Fourth' Btredo
P tthuslil4
PURDCiN'S ithath edition.
by F. C. Bright Esq . Price $6
.7 , III3CELL4iI'EOIIS CARDS.
A. L.. WEBB tt
throw Pratt 4.1 Cosinura bs4. Baths..
'eneral Commission Merchants & Agents
DUPONT'S OUNPOVIDEB AND SAFETY TUBE
Rewire on constgrunent; all kinds of WESTERN
PRODUCE, and make admit°, thereon.
P. S.—Rallroed track to front of Warehouse.
WilMaria: Smith & W.,, ,
!tiller a Eicketsou, - '
George W. Eftaith• tt 00., . 'Pittsburgh,
iiperueer& Gerrard, '
Culp & ilhepszd,
Merclisater Beak,
B.'DeVord - d Sous, . ' •
Biltiuk " . ' .
CRUDE PETROLEUM.,
REPIERD OIL%
KfiROSESE.
NAPHTHA, au.
Na In WATE# STREET,
Alid'Liberal cub advances made pu corodgmzurnts ;
and prompt personal attebtiou.4lNon to 01 baslues.
'to Value •
N w uAicris.
Oil Cloths, &0..
AT
Aro. s 7 Fourth Street, •
_Bought prorttnio to tits • lot.; ad Mlle. pates, 01
which the Mimi. atlvaptarOs Offered to puntootot
FOB ^ 11.12 . _
IMMEI
BELLING OFT
WHOLAtiALE OH RETAIL;
JAN. W. t*oovwELL,
97 sod 99 Third .tree[, °pineal) Z. Ethoondson Z Co.,
and 111 Folorth otroot. • • tohlo
ATENTED' ter. 8,;1861
Dithridge's Patent,
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OVAL LAMP CHIMINIFA,
• hateliectured of
-AA, FLU!? GL 1 t14.4,,
Theme Chlsenlee are fateeided tut
Oat flame, whlchiesating ell siani
the glue equally, does eiol Lip,* it
10, D. DITDAIDGE, - .
Pori Plzt.Olon
Wolihingtort .tarot,
Motto: •
WLA .... 9VNS, Foio:434itag_VAHr
°REA
TARN WAGONS, 011. WAlitifill and SPNING
WAGONS, GARDENER'S OART.S AND OPAL
CARTS; TIMBER, 3vanwoe.s.u.,, GARDEN.
EWA BRIM AND STUNK MASON ' S WHEEL.mule of the b,St dry timber, alno
kinds op:opals:Mt attended to, gooroptly. Apply to
BURT. DARN,: Neon' kigkiin;
- - Rachnt-rsidmi4 !Meet qtitlou, Allegheny.
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NI.O.TICE 'TO OlL.R6Fllrhlic3 ANL)
ttTLIELtI3 PteasylyauLa dalt
taring t:e. hating The
completed their .ntag.r."4,id,
the Mcddlotttme of 0011USLITHATElo by
YITROL, 'are eium,pripued to supply the trade
themortih...Thom Plattuous still hoeing a cepacity
of 12,000 Z. per diy, they will be el:meted to 111 or.
den la Largo 01141[40am althoutdelay.
Agent,
010.3 a c0:24 Woad etroet;,Plttsayreth.
j.,YON A 1 NST734ll4l'huvaing ixD
Vtlati la the matt select lieatele
'HA VA rA CIGAR, and all kind. of SMOKING
AND CHEWING TOBACCO, BM US', FASO!
SIZEIIBCHAUSI 'PIPES, TUBES: at t . dca, la great
variety, UNDER THE ST. 'CHARLES HOTEL;
Plttebarsh,. PiLy'
fp , -The Teade sapped on:Rberal terms. I
• • " • • ineltdly
W. l'olllTo', 'el/0'06154', td _Use,
Wright Ifcesne 1 . No. 97: Wood street , adzes
woorld ailey:44..9**i All Wads of OUTLKItY,
BAZOftB., 1 . 14 4 .11 ZW1LW0R1A211 1 788, 8018-
_OIIIW, GLINtI,, to:: : do, bood.t. efoortmeos of !the
above clods • will an knen,, add
7AC1430N ,TOWNSEND, Pole:
V • ammit,,llll2ED
NW, .LAUT/,.1211..iND 11
R : PO lid 12
fourth street two Lthert 'TIMID. PORK ;'
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vpir P. •MAILSIIALL, Dimurstrr WALL
VV •• PAPS"! 0 3 44P. , •501t0., t4o. Woo," drat,
• • Th 4 OOD $t
' 'LAWN In BONNETS, VATS,BiILIIIII, TBtM
ZINGS, •atid wrne Wll9OD§: Onerspi. I
'MOOTS Aro -611110E8,-
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AUN. 'AMPRELaild.unvevieraidi ow
u BOOTS AND MOO of iv ilafterlP: lol l,' 0 -
faultheedd Plitaburgb. I .uc2kal
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O ,- .AbßAt4Vis °N . & CO.LIV.IIbI.Ii.
osaisu BoUrai 811.01.9.
-eltkt archer lrprf . tch lOW Want..pw4.o. P.li.tabetrat.'
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pursiprows.
D!c, CRAWS J.L.STQW_Is;
pnxidohtis *ND 1311fiGION
6 6 , 4ik : i;r2DatiALevueri'.
(910010410:Uppiide EOll. DOW' E . 1111p1111111171 firldire,)
'23#lll:l ' y - 72 :- - - AtEGGlntrillit.
A ! ' E;14.101/ 'kuiticeti4l9
artangs' 0.
41erol, Jost raistredttuntJkd tor
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, R. 8. Dans,
Nn. 93 Wood •tren
Wholesale Arrest ofettleers..A.True,
but . Painittl 'History.
The following etateinent, "communicated to
the Chicago Journal, we have undoubted
authority for stating, is Prue in every Iparrimp.
fart The reader may imagine the rage and
despair of brave menland true patriots, sub
jected to such outrageous Indignities by a
General whore whole prmieedings thew that
his sympathies are with slavery and slave
holders. Ile ought to be cashiered it. ones..
It Iva disgrace to our country, and to the
American name, thit'American soldiers and
officers, as well educated, and more respectable,
thin this doighty General, should be
suhjeeted to such indlysities ; and that, tao,:
out of regard to a vile traitor, who, he had
his deserts, ought to, be hung. We call upon
the Prealdent and Secretary of War teiprokot
our soldiers from suchlndignities, or We shall
soon have no army for ouch pro-slavery Gen
erals to command. The folloilng Is the-sate
4nent referred to
A correspondent of the Chicago...ou"real,
m
writing from . Gen. BrielPs army, unde rrecent
data,mentions the following circumstance eon
corning Ben:" McCook's' commluid: .
On Thursday, Sine ifter a (aligning
=mho( fourteen miles, his divielon °dumped
within three miles of Athens, in a lat open
field belonging to an intense rebel. he day
was exceedingly hot; hardly a breath of air
stirred t 6 fan the brow, and hit as it
was, the ground parched- beneath their feet,
the soldiers rostrated themselves upon it,
completely fa tigued.:,'Soon sole of boys
went to the fences, tok tete rills and Matted -
• fire to boil. their soiree.: Bad then k ;Nan
other timber upon the ground they worth), not
have thought of &Ansi:. In almost
nearly every regimental' commander whp put
cruder arrest. The cause was taking thb
Orders were immediately hued compelling the
boys to rebuild the fence. ,They commend work.
One who was not engaged in the work, but
who was anxious to ascertain the *ulna of
the damage dote, pealed - .aronnd-theipiaire
field, and, the result of the damage dnne by.
the four regiments of the Fifth Brigade was
the loss of twenty-eight rails.' This was the
number which the boys cut from a pipeci.ef
adjoining timber and repeired tho fencic;"The
officers thus pat under arrest after thir retire
were Col. Dodge, of the 30th Indians; Lieut.
Col. Bristol, of the-34th Illinois; Lient.'o6l.
Dunn, of the 29th Indiana; Major Brecilford;.
of the T7th" Pennsylvania, all commanding
regiments of the sth brigade; OoL of
the 32d Indiana; Lieut. ,Col. Janes, of ...the
lath Indiana ; of Gen: Johnson's bri gade; the
Colonel and all the Captains of thef.LOuls
vWe Legion, Gen. Rousseau'. brigafie.! The
damage done .by: these two brigades but little
exosededthat of the sth brigadq N 4 either
thle Is- right or wrong. If it. , Was rightto
burn the rails of Union men in Kentucky. .by
the thousancbc, where is the wrong, undereir
cumstances as, above stated, of 'using a few
rails of an avowed rebel?
((ma 1703 to feat
NAY As 004 No. 55 Wood;atnaet
for the pale of
SSW YORE.
Virginia Appettllng to. PeottaylvOntra.,
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W13711.11S VtIOIDIA, July 21i 1462.
The greet sad cause the petit of the 'hour
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slim:o'9;4lgs the earnest attention of every
patriot.. One year ago this day; a depressing
calamity befell thiScsase of the Colon, but by.
a mighty aprtilng of tho people a groat army.
was soon placed at the disposal of the Presi
dent, and the disaster of 801 l Roo had alusOst
been forgotten. • The nation placed its hope!,
upon the arty under Oen. McClellan, beet Its
aotieipations of a speedy:aid successful' ter
miitation of the war-has not been Tainted.
DO time since the commencement of the
betlloa have we , had more tut for fa careful'
rr
suey of the tap; and an earnest endeavor
to undsritisid what , oar, duties, responsibili
ties and perils are.. Thai we have greatly:
underestimattid the power, ability and delper
ate determination of therebels, few intelligent
men. Will, at this day, deny,
• Let as not farther 'deceive 'ourselves, but If
possible, be prepared to meet the calls, oft pa
triotlim and !ital.* : every sacrifice which
the ecigeneyof the struggle may demand of
as. Let as drop the fruitless controversies in'
regard to those who may be censtuabid for
int want of scoots, and unite every energy te •
raise an. army• which, by it overwhelming
power, can, end will, eraser the nautili= btifore •
the commencement of the year 11363. TAW Ow
,6s dono'lf We enter into the cant with tail
the sarnestneis and by making one-half of
the sacrifices that the rebels have alreadi;
made. our patriotism shrink to
hoot, and. permit a:gloricins ;nee- to punish
for tho want of persistent outrage and forti
tude ? The war saw be owried oi to e mos.
Jul issue or utter nee and desolation will follow.
There Its no retreat now; but' the war Mist
be prosecuted to a sueoessful termination. j
,and the sooner •we raise and equip
a sufficient army, the better for every interest; . .
and for the speedy restoration of pOaDO•i d.
great and successiul army alone can restore
pewit° the eountry.. Let us fully cum re.
hand this idea. ''Suppose we took counts of
the miserable, pusilanimous beings that Infest
almost every neighborhood; who Ire "oryi,g
for peace,' aid refuse to reinforasour armies.
Would - we; have - petty then.? . Nay, verily::
Our coititrYi in& especially the border Eltitoi
of reansylviola And Ohio; would he ovarian'
and devastated by lire and. sword, and then
would our rebel sympathisers dud to their
sad ermined that' the .tender Inerales”, of
the rebels tient truly Intensified by the toot.
mallgoint bate. VP, then, • Penns/lwanlittl,
el every party, of every name, • and by your
noble devotion to a holy cause let !your liner
States and the world tiderrtand that there I.
no 'eairrition that yeti are not 'tied, to make
for the canoe of thelinion. ;
What a grand manifestation of •police' end
patriotism we are having in the - adjoining
State of Ohio: 'Meeting are being held' all
over, he State, and such men as the venerable ,
Theulas . AWieg, , Oon Dennison,
rousinuthe people to -o 'full elite of ' their
perils
I reJote - to learn thattite patrietli lire,' of
Pennsylvania ars belogirindletand that that
le to heal testing of the *topest rittstnirgli.'
It - should he attended by *very patient le
your county, who shonldagain renew hi. vows
of fidelity to - the „Government.'
Oh, for - that earnestnese and tar in this
great caste which would' enable every, Penn
sylvaniao totiselii the full 'stature of men •in
Pallioll,a 114 ;;;. •
OANZ AND WOOD CflAlke
espuciD PRIOLS
111 ,
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AN DIOIDNITe- 4 1$11111t Mayi two 11grOOS
taped from' the ; heireef Shiseasts;:their mat,
tete being in the rebel army:' They Iraq nit,.
orally and juitiyihok a horse spiee• to effect
their escape - . "liiTibig in - .Waishingtoe:lhity
went to a camp to try and tali their horses.
The oliocr who %ad :tharge; told,them to Ta
tum at a certain hour, with ptir-hpri,a...- At .
I thattitiatkiheiliatta Mho hiirieit'reire "taken
away from them by polled; and apPropriated,,,
and the two tegroolitniated'ae . horse-thieveli
and tbrowtt into prison, Thq daye there rt.
stauud era, req. . The ; prying eye;of W
;f4aigumfiriffrit*lr,iiit .throittryi Actook -
It to Gee*, Wothiitirthltlittli*WKAU l
to the friandi eT ittatbs, who Izttitntty hid
them rewind. They wan toloodod Moni,
day, lid, 2lat.
f Gauttit.
S. RIDDLE & 00., •
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THURSDAY MORNING JULY 24.
nos mr. POPE'S COMILUD.
Our Troops go Within Forty
Miss of Richmond.
IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE ON FOOT
Ski ping between Sigel and the Bebe
WASlrrataros, July 21, 1882.
We3aveoonversed with sneaker who toot
pint idthelirllliant movement upon the Vir
ginia Central 'Railroad at Beaver roam, of
wlitohlieir Pope gives 'the official report. It
•wastraentedby Mansfield Davies, of the
Rands Light Cavalry, with 470 men of his
command They left Fredericksburg at 7
. o'clock on Saturdey evening; -marched. forty
miles in the:course of the night, and at eight
o'clock were at theßaaver Dam station; which
,is forty mileortrom Richmond, on the Virginia
Central. To do this, they were obliged to go .
fifteen miles within the enemy's lines, and
'twenty-two 'Mlles beyond his moats, whd are
within eighteen mules of Frederieksburg.
In order to secure their retreat, two squad
rons were "detached - to
. guard the bridge over
the North r Antos river, several miles from the
railroadi and other squadrons were detailed
to guard and watch the several roads. Only
about ,140 men under Col. Davies reached the
railroad station, where they were entirely az
eapeoted. Thay captured Capt. J. L. Moseley,
of Virginfi r an aid of Gen. Stewart's; who
wat-Waltingloi thi cars. He had upon his
Orion a letter from Gen. Johnston recom
mending him to that official., and rectomMend
ing that officer to study Napoleon's . maxims.
From itipriontonts It appeared that Gen. Stew.
art *seat Aticte'e Statioh, nine miles from
.Richmond,and that Gala. Stonewall Jackson
was between-Charlottesville and Staunton.
Capt. Moseley was bearer of dispatches from
Gen. Stuart to (ken. Jackson. Col. Davies
'destroyed:the Wiped and telegraph lines for
four or Ave miles, and the station containing
ammunition, Sour and other valuable prop
erty, the water tanks and a large quantity of
cordwood* the course of the hour which re
mained before the train from Richmond,
whit:di-Captain Moseley had expected to take,
and .which bed on board a brigade of troops
going to.nsienforce Jackson, was due.
Iris a mistake to suppose ' as •Washingto n
paper states, that any railroad bridge was
destroyed,,as there is none at Beaver Dam.
Thie.only- bridge in the vicinity is i turnpike
one acrosothe 'North Anna River, which was
guarded as stated, and left uninjured.
The railroad' was rendered useless by the
, fellinvatfreopient intervals, of trees across
the track, and by tearing up some of the rails.
believed, that it will take at least 38
hours to reper.damager.
Tire, ielormetion with reference to the
lisovenients Of the enemy derived from papers
which fell into the bands of our forces, and
from residents In the vicinity, was extremely
ll:Sports:at. •
•The whitaresidents on the road were thrown
into a state of great cos sternition,Oot having
been accustomed to officere operations by
the Rational troops. The blacks Manifeated
no apprehension however, and in a number of
e,
cas the Virgini a women waved their hand
kerchiefs, 'opposing the cavalry to be a rebel
troop.
The private, who walserionsly wounded by
two buckshotthe head, came from Troy.
'Rebut straggled from the ranks with two
others, and stopped to eat his dinner, when
he was suddenly attaeked by five rebel scouts.
He was left at Spottaylvattia Court Rouse, the
surgeon considering it unsafe to carry -him
forward.
. The retreat was executed in the‘day time,
yesterday,,witb as much skill as the advance.
battalion-of cavalry and a regiment of in
fantry pursued fur a long distance, but gave
up the chase. There were 1e.,000 armed rebels
Leulia Coed:Miura to the left, and a con.
'siderablaforop It . Bowling Green to the right.
After riding 80 Mlles in 30 hours, the com
mand 'returned in excellent condition, with
not'a hens Or a man permanently the worse
for the Journey. .
From various . channel, and in more decided
tones, come complaints. ' against the Provost
Marshal of Fredericksburg, one Capt. Mans
. field. , .We ire on excellent authority,
thatektirin the lut two or three days, not less
;thatarrenti lei& of boots and oboes, salt and
other artlelea Climb:lre necessity to the rebels,
havelsentrikeifitern Fredericksburg to Rich- -
mend, under the 'very nose of the Provost
Marshal.. Then:mit goes regalarly,and papers
arereeelved daily, and even the rebels are
heard to remark . amour , themselves that the.
Provost klisrshalie "rather slack."
,The rebels of Fredericksburg were propcsiug
to oelebraterbilletory of Ball Bun to-day.
Souk, of the Brooklyn_ lath boys, who were
present at the batUe, and have come old scores
to wipeout; were anxious to cross the river
and be present at the festivities.—Speeial to
N. Y. Aibuse.
The New grand Arrangement;
' The following extratti from a Washington
ettei, by "Agate," are interesting just non:
Si Cilf /W1042g 1118118
9Gov. Sprague his Just returned from•vialt
Gsi, Helleek, ,at • Corinth,. and 'has gone
dows.to see 'Gen. McClellan." So ran the
al!pitokg.,:Parhape there may/be meaning
' q them.
Gov. Spra g ue Lai no biterest at Corinth;
iiwtreoti to Wilke there; 'n o private duties,
lioepaner anneal% with the armies or move
ment. of the BouthwesttHitt be goes, has a
hurried Interview with' Gin. Hallock, and re.
turns. PorenliaJer Generate have been rigid
refused parses to go down to the Peninsula
and sea the Army; bit the gates open (or Gov.
Sprague as he returns, and.le_is already on
the James river./Could this: be if be were not
OnPriiiiterbeilitess for, the Government
Couple with thfs remarkable, hurried Visit
drat to Halledk,•then to' McClellan, the dicta.
ration of.l3inetoril known to hi en confidential
terms with:the Admialstration, that Halleak
taltsrermanind of ill the forces operating
Rgalest Rieltmendithue plaeing him over both
McClellan and Pope} siad.ttitiobject Of Glover:
nor Sprague'. mission msy become apparent.
Add , to the fact that Poitel.' known to desire
'Such' an arrangement, and , matters 'booome
clearer stilL • . • '
SIAM% LAS WSLI. as Fliaan,'
"1 USIISTNN of the newspapers In. the ,Weft;
whets? seal is'Obt according to keibiriedge t per.
Slit in . :mating Wier on Stanton, 'acid rigorously
- bepuditig IlfoolellaCt.' They might a, Well spare
themselves the trouble of working fer'nothing,'
and the mortideation; of appearing ridiculous.;
The revelations ;of the ;War;Cottimittee, `the
Prreldetit'a trips to 'West Point and the Pe-,
ninsula, and the senseless partisanship of the
rabid kliClellanitcs — have done the business.
lloasUsii's'iley w on?. Henceforth he is sob
' Ordlnati'er nothing: •
.rers'snssatteti COMBINATIONS.
ills UOdeMITOPd that GencPape is waiting:
hire.feii;Geti...gfelleek'a ;arrival, that the ;clew ,
iirratigementi, .a/reisdy ,referred to, may: be
ebbittated betel* he opens the boll in earnest.
bidattlaie bolif:disOsiiions through the
Valleys remind one of the dashing moves with
which ir'eontest at Chess ieteetiiiies - Opened
by Master Of thieginie.' 31 7 ,, Sleek order,
he ;sweeps , the Sheiiiso6sh ortroopc':ind,
loam thervalbey'throagb which Fremont and
Ilsuki.wodßigel ;were; kept watching 'thereo n
emy, entirely unprotected. PJeckiton;con-come .
Alf boyboß 9 . ll , but it 14 ehrewdly suspected hp .
wouT Chins*. Alljenpremente, band on 'or
dlteotc ti l. -ViillObsitcr,,4ptPuoi r Moorefield,
'lltirasbhig,New saute, Harris o n b urg, Hon
terey/de stattiii - dki.::o-2diaiddne d . ; . while on
Ike eastern' side of the - filieitindiiab the troops
airsrished rapidly ferwird'Uttla a bold bend, `
VII she &dyne* oaf the great railroad artery ,
;elate Stasei lb. "Virginia Centrali"; at Hos-,
dommillsiond the new lies testa oirthe earth';
branch of that very Pamunky rivet which 're
eently formed.the.tmasior -hielliellan's army:
Clearly, General Pope ,has Richmond in his •
eye too, and means to let the fortifications at
lINNOT'N pers7 lake eareut the valley for the
Pr!''?" - - -
•
, What these bold movement/may reenit in;
ir would be lovelies, to •conJecture.d Wei :nay
liviOnitik . the hey bud of Ylin ar.
Wes, ptuif. Oita met carapeign, tat , dern't
seem irrObild4irti loot - thsieseint-for opera-.
Will witiiliqg fetVidWinde,tegatiiry,and
- itii - fidens"fo'git born kAndharr.wwarisinto
the sickly season, when arguments for waiting
till September, and oonoentrating everything
Into along fall and winter campaign, am
likely to tad favor is military rpm
=111!IM
1211011EHMO
The New Call for Vo
AN APPNAL
IT MITI WZMILLAI3I._
Lt tea, young heroes I your country hi cal lag l•
Time earthen the hour for the Zrare wad the trust
NOW Wh ile the foretiost are fighting and falling,
Fill up the ranks that hare opened ;or you I
Ton whom the fathers owls free anddefended.
Stain not the scroll that emblizons their firmer
Ton whale fair beritace spotlese'descended,
Leave not your children a birthright of shame t
. .
;
Stay not for questions while Freedom atand i zepiniti
Wait not till Honor Ilea wrapped in hie I
B. letthelipe• meeting be, relit the hinds duping—
MI for the wan 1" la enough for thinii all.
Break from the arms, that would fondly, caress you
Iftrk I 'tiltbe bugle Mutt aahres am drawn I
'Mothers shall pray for you, fathers shall bless yon
3121 1 / 1 11135 shalt weep for you when yea are gone
Never or nowt aim the Wood Ora /tattoo
Pouret on tho turtwhere the red roseihOu'd bloom
Now lethe clay and the hour of salestlott—
Never or now I peals the trumpet of goom
Haver or cow roars the hatree•throatia 'cannon
Thnragb the black canopy blotting-the skies;
r Newer or now•! tlepe the shell-blasted Penlloll
O'er the deep ooze where the °rubber legal lie@ I
From the tout dens where our brothersitre dylng. -
Allen. and foes in the land of their birth,
From the rank swamps where our martyr. am 1314
Pleading in vain fur a handful of earth;
From the hot plains whore they parish outnumbered.
Furrowed cod ridgeeny battioefteld% plough.
Come* the loud emmmono ; too !Ong yoti hare alum.
bored, bear tho Mot Angedetnemp—Vwor or Nowt
Ready for a Fight.
A letter from au intelligent eorrespondent,-
at Harrison's Landing, dated ,Tuly,fiOth, lays:
The temper of the rank and file of this,
army is fight. Mingling with titivates in'
quiet camps, I tied the "Onward' to Rich.
mond" desire big in every man. :Talk with
him a minute, and he thrusts it In;your face.
"Now, wl thou t reinforcements?" I ask. "Give
us the number we had before these last bat
lea, and we'll walk into Riohmoud," is the.
gist or the replies.
Suchbeing the case in these rearwardcampe,
where the preparation of three meals, and the
first half of twilight in dress parade, are the
sole un-lazy duties of the day, judge of the
impatience of those -in front! There, in
. trenching . goes on.
• There, with every
of dirt from the shovel, slips away* little of
muscle and much of patience., There, every
rod of the crescent that oirotunvallates a large
army must be picketed. Not heavy picket
ing.'where whole divisions rested: on their:
arms, as when the climber of a tall tree law
Richmond. Not that bloody work, here, in
a single wooded swamp, Hooker Milt 59 men
a week in separate murders. 'But still. sadir
ons, sleepless picket duty--and thi4, WM, '2s'
miles from those steeples we each one climbed
to !lee. r tell you those men in tb• ditches,
and those man in the woods beyond long fOr
the unmitigated musket. Ido not assimelo
say they should have it now, to-morrow. or ,
next month ; but I do say the feeling of the
soldiery should enter into this n'tinestion of
time" and generalship.
At any rate these men do not wish.to fiy.the
evils they have for those they know not of, for
the attacks of. the enemy have brought them
the knowledge of what battle-fields are. They
know, also, that the road to their houses and
(Millie' leads through these battle-fields, and
that Richmond is on the route. . !i -
It is certain that the main force orthe ene
my lies obese to Richmond. His traiasporta
tics is too inadequate for him to Maintain
himself from his bate ; besides, he knows-bet=
ter than to bury himself (this expression to be
taken literally) in the swarnps--wotsa than
Indian jungles—mhialt caldron our position.
•
The Late Disaster at.itturfreasboro.
The Murfreesboro'. disaster does not reflect
credit on the officers oonotuned: •-The ecirgeon
of the Minnesota Third says that the fighting
lasted for only a very few mioutes '
that, the
men drove off the rebels on their firs t Attack,
being drawn up about t half a - .mile from
camp, with a battery at each end of aids , line.
One hundred end seventy-five of the:Michi
gan Ninth had also rallied after their first
surprise,.and driven back the enemy. The
rebels were much discouraged, when, thihnote'
mender, Col, Forrest, said he would.* and
scare Col. Lester, of the Minnesota regiment,
into a surrender. Though bat one othii
tillerymen was wounded, Col. Lester, Sifter en
interview with the rebel Mfg of truce, told his
officers and men that the 'rebel caval;y; num
bering from 3,500 to 5,000, was preparing 'to
attack them, and that a surrender Mustle.
made. The men were enraged, bit were
obliged to obeytheir commander and Sorrell-.
de- to 1,000 men armed with shot guns:
Lester also refuted to allow one of , his offi
cers to take a company to protect the clamp,
ordered the surgeons and ambulanoes to the
most exposed_ part of the field, and refaced to
permit any wounded to be taken tea Shelter,
under the plea that it Wits not. known what
movements might be made. In replyito the
above statement, Mr. Hathaway Informs the
'Nashville Usims, which publiehed Col.•
Lester was not afraid; that Geis. Crittenden
had assumed command; and withiCof. Hatfield
advised the surrender. Out of eight` bilkers'
composing thecouncil of war, flee voted for
and three against anrrander. 'Hathaway ad
mite, however, that-.the men, if permitted,
would have made fight against the, enemy,
who were, he sup, 2,01.10 . strong, 700 being .
Texan rangers..—Cis. Gaizeite.
Halleck and McClellan. •
Those who appear to be well inforMed on
the subject state that there Is no truth:What
ever in the report that Gen. Halle.* ht.to sd.
persede Gen. McClellan. No inch Idea was
over contemplated .by the President. 'There
is no use in trying to conceal the feet that
Gan. McClellan is deity becoming rooke un
popular among the muses of the people. here,
and with a great many offioers in the Army:
Those who wore his most zealous and earnest
supporters have changed their. Wadi, lad
freely' denounce the course 'he nai.pureued.
They bold that that:Mang of the aimybuthe
peninsula was a 'gigentio . ninths* - bltinderi
and dependent upon too' many - Oontingenoles.:
The - friends of: Gen. ' , MeCierian , whn still
oling to him and• indorse hie whole neuisei',
openly charge Secretary pthnton with.the
asters which hare occurred in ' fron t 'of iich; '
mood, in refusing to send reinforeemen whir'
asked by the General to furnish . piem.r.The
(Merida of Mr. Staatoa - aime very positive*
that , Gen. McClellan,' some days • before ' be
commenced his strategic: movements to the,
James river telegraphed to, the, War. Depart•
meat that he had As many men as he required.
This subject has led to-turieb azeitable discus
sion.. The favorite theory ii, that Gen. Jlal
leek will be retained here As the military ad
viser of the President.— Woctingtou 'Correa-,
pondesteePlaba. - "• '
Did Beaetegatd take Troops to Rich
.
Capt. Tateet,who met his death in !halals
railroad accident' in Tennersee; mfrs letter to
the Cincinnati Gessue, written shortly before,
his death, says 21'3 ••• •
teaThtr questionlaie ithelti.n
tole
igi.Otb;
Northern presSaad opiate:sin regard to re.,
moral or troops from Corinttrtn Blehatcud I.
abeot egq.l y.divided:::;Thera can:be ntadinibt'
but the tlow.or of , Ilesuregigclreasuty,foustd Its'
way to the rebel rapital, raad: that the 4102;
befoii;ocirintS hag:wanly, iiirtlay:',.:laut,,ssir7;
tereet' tltis; front lbe;:stalsitnents.lhial,re••••
eoloid from who were et Corinth; nil by.
Doe rai engliieltisi'tehe hailed the Srapps' .. :nier.
the Mobile and Obib•riai:"Voetwqtreolt; an
aye rage ',WSW* thousand 'Wire • •Iratisicertrui
each day;earryin gieltb tbem nothing bustheir,
guns and arneatrautentai-all-tente and °Map,
equipage rere left behin d, • .
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And cow, to vitae= 2114 1844 on: motion of
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appoint R. 11. CirasearclEsq Audllotr.lo ittiLlordlr.
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