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ESTABLIStIETY 1786.
SHIIIVER LAZEAR,
vtuoLseeLs. GitoCritq
00X1112 1110 N
lion. 117 and zr linahteld litroati
jeklyd
AL tiOlifdLY,
w.
•
• WHOLES/11X 011.0t1X11,
No. 271 LIBERTY BTBEET, •
• PITTSBURGH, Pa., •
Having purchased the Interest of !delete partners,
Isla continue the bushiest et the old. stand. and trill •
l ejleesed to receive the patronage of hie old friends
Alibi' . -I{JkIiVATE IC Kr_ AL- • CO.,
v Osamu. Co:out:nor .IStaumant.
Itutritains COMMilt Piop9tll. Na 253 Liberty
row tiros. - Min=
I:PL E a
~WRa rgs
oickris maiiccomisgox
_YRIMICE.:VIL;OUIC;BOAN,VIISESIT 4
- In
cwauturagni.samon.. - pox,bl , ol3,GUkoB,
CliglONPaUk . Pittsburgh puutuis
Kotula - 4;M Becoid street; Pittsburgh. . , , .
la r iarmairk. 'a Tao. Alcrucium,
(of ,ther 'lido , aim of 1:1,'-telL. OVVortald 1 . Pittsburgh.
a Ow, INelUvalle, kt tap.) ' •
W ,t 2s-IL OSALD, BIT.CIt4.B;WEIOLE.,.
J.T.t. Litz Gir3tra4,,Pionvai. mai Owilatanqx
ca•Vg; Jobtieri uoier4y., ;N; 0. O.UGAR Ata
1tt01•4448, - dlltitatS - and titklii.th .
113490.b1, nas,
G r ita mh.D;349",;i4t:242 . 1 2a 20 Lthorty
to 4Y 1 4 11 ,. 1 44 1 1E114 ogmxtlra
. rlyptea &Edema, ;disbars ja'
13481.011 • min s, N UTS AND I
IZIL7CIQNZLY.BI.IO6I{6, I'll 4 WORlio.dx:,..Pigo.
124:x44,17 Wood, nu*, fiors fifth,; Pit totough,
ovoluil:14 lrna.ta.
lers "METZO4.I4 - GBAXHilti 'AND
'
nat.,*
02paar '00220. law Y irrse6uun . 3 1.. u•
ricorth" /16:. 20 .I.alierty 'trio t, L oppusito .Lool of
Wooclotioot;Flttsbutisb. . '•
- . JAILIMON4.CO„ Wscamie.l4.ou
izatr,,,porunliott- lizaciAsTo . And !Saari LiC
W ktndi of -Pitt/VISIONS, PIICIDUCE,
burgh aionakictoreo, No: 2 Ltbortj- lima; Pitts--
Witommia I,lgQosa,
Mir ...towousam iwricuANT and daalasia
VIDAL% ,P.DODUCII AND _MO VLIDONti, No. 270
Liberty streetionooDeiblutd, PiDabargh. Ea,
Aurianno. 44.sacea =adz mzsign,multr.
(alai • • 0.11 ...1
%A iIiO74OCF" FS. makzinadoweEkoo.tai.s
w+a,-krrca-miapitr4u44 manmAitiu , Kl
Zia. ww.fitroat„iiban, Ltui NonchiNplaAa *Rip,
soltgar, r. inungus.
oXb i rr - DifirZELL 1 W. .-WHOM ,
.111itlikinkigoaras, Coususstint atm legriainurs'
sal,dealers in PIiODUCIi and Kits:
b.. • . manufactures, Pittsburgh. • - - '
anirdna.
T *lmpair sitii , Tori, iirgatamia
Ai GA PanDiCII Dabiaraa and Cosainianfa
Zairanaanlnan:.o ninth stand. endanuriA.P..
JOlllll WILSOJG
WATT' nt:sits Wa Gm
' 00160141101' /11118411AS21;alid dealer. ha
Produce awl Ilueburigh huataterAareo, No. 159 Lit.
.••••• • •••• t• 4•11, , • .11.17,11111,
tizitomns, Cinantooton Nazonitrii, and &nitro - in
PEODUCE,Itio..BO Water meet, and 66 Front otnnltr
azo. w.zazarozza... DILICOLTM.
S. D.I.LWORTH. & CO. WitoLzatax
U • Gummi, Nas. 130 and MI SoOrmd street; mar
Smith/had, Pitts • • :h.
401115 - iizorp-
AOIIIOT'FLOYDI CO., Witor out r URD
UOw LID 0071111.510 A ZdZaCLIAITB, 1i0.17 2 Wood
and WEI Liberty stroat, Yltugba :b. jnio
WY" t itGALEYO
stpez,Aß
Giixipt; .id
krIVANDER KING, Wlitaxwar.
.41014Cio.l.crii;ortir of 'Nom. Asa, Ito. 27:1 Liberty
Mom% Patolougb lahe.
.` ' Mai.X-LLF.eIC7-11R.ERS. -
TIAN - EFSNETT-
YarttnntatOrlktrar - STRNX-CgINA AND ;
OltgAll:-COLOSZDVAILE:
74.
twri t i ,
a1h25:1y1.3m
a n a= r "i4'.,TnmiTLq..r..
112,4aicriar Pike arid O'Hara mutate, user therCliy
' Wavari.Works, Pittabursh, P. Manufacturer. of
maarrtixonr-a-zurßilareitik_,l-unsovxD
PATIOPPOSCiLLATIIIO tsman Eaccus - zs 431D
EILIDLVALLVYK. el an 'lea. seines/
Iherhigpqt taschistory lame uspocity'aralot •
this best quality, Ira ars propene! to-4 helm .Jor,
binvend-rolicit—work la this Has, trasting that by
. prulaptaesh'euid the uhanbcter of oar wort, to' merit
public patrol. _ _
Wslairito 7altention iitIII4I.LISCEb -
ITAIXE'OSCILLATING ZhiGINE9: ib amlibuirue
adw,"4... b_." l 4" - ttar eaSi-ef
JOSEREI F. 111.W.LTON.k CO.,
Owner of Eliot sad Liberty strooto
PITTIEBUNGH, Po,
- - '
ISIIPEBIOI3.I3TLAII ENGINES, MAOIIfI 3Y,
ke ke. myldca
Q SEVERANCE, No: SO WATzir.
bje Plytehisrgh, saatastecturkiia BOLL= ISIVLIV,
WItOUGLITSYLKISS, .loktatoz.LeNp BAILBOAD,
i~YarikoleaduA or shaped SPIESS and ISM
YTS, large , or snide ao order at +hen notice.
A reed assessment satiateattrae hard .I:se2t's:ma
J. a. 0r0mr.—.....a. T. PIXPII-IT—•••—• T. CAinocuo
EXOELSICEIVGLAAR'.WORKS.—
vioLrx; i?LUSECNTT
warsj4, Worthonoo, No. LI Wood meet, corner
af rind, Pittibu :14 Pa. . -
ALT ELLS, I{IIIOLE C 4.) o 215
Llbegy sweat:- oppsite. Sixth, lendsbrergb,
soinedszel of, W.ll.lPd, I.ete..9llES-AND SWITLitt•
ES. andAreneze descriptkid ofrhEILRILE BiLielleND
- • .O! aoUc ' tot ' inian•tid r tied°. and goods pro
ne*
shipped err:insirtinthme.. toSniasdnn*
MAU ;:! AI xg& XrEP : WIIIIOUT. ,
fAni; By. Tali USE OF Ali
WilitSZBY Zia DitilaS onatt e.
LYAblit; DrEtzr
idedical .gentisnien and their, taimtii s. bate had
their tooth tratilietad by my process, and ate ready to
testify as tot Ito Witty and sinlamotas the Open
tbostialabiree 'lalj bypsrannsionsrastesitts
..wrong tbs "unary, bating no knowledge ot,roy
' thirAtidukidiei Txrin imsinua in eta:7'o7le,-
and chirps gimp km iaramusted Its'all cases to of
, -01.1DUL-Ittinoi,'l.34 Scold:Add et:
TOSEPICADAXS, , DiiiTIST, 0013 - 11011 ii
tO' Bolldlag,ooreer4l liSsairo4'a4g4l Grizt etro!ts,
Strgicnzi- - ri:7672C.lLnikii; -
Thi.spivuobtitiii;amell errits - ini3:lllr
I,IrIIG.A JOHNSTON-AL STATION
, ~ „I lLiAnc Boaz , Ifastc — rAoromiess; giro Jo*
Partetess. Na, V/ Mood irtroei, , Plttgritrich. sal—
auntaitt, - NO:lb -Wood Straotynt door to the'
corner -of-Tbini; Plttabargh, Pa. ..SCHOOL :and
La W BOONS tonsiaativ on band: 4
- I LLER AND STA
.?iob 270 AK4o.
1101LRE f rit4r ar mi
V. /MOO. Xxszorniaun AID BIZAW N. Y ,
l[srtetllßlDed6 Pal:Mine . • • ': AD/D
PA UN, BIA(AU , 4r,-tA), Paassui ur
Esszoinsain; Xarlosai ate., ffi ot.
IT sad it rum rued.rutabar4, . -;. ,=.spl6
T36ITE .-4151EXTS.
IVAILICOit *LOW, , DsAzza Pao*.
v ' Isses - Tlforis, I WaSSadoss . sasss. Ind an
Paga44 4 a4 PM* ioSASII4 th rash say none!
r. cn
ag. --" 476,
Tstitsititaiiiihrkis /hid Arsi sad woad class way .
0 1:49149! Mae, - • -
ALL
_ i gifFalakathtiiirictly coati
matt, a - - t3t. - PinCro .
estibbdied.a:- • • Istdtf
1AT11) TA.PERS, 12.1
Ylot remind tad tar al. by
tfft----7-97.1.,;.m411PRAZG:ITIPirte.teri.-
'` GROCERS.
PITTSIII3IIGEI, PM
DA"*"TINTRY.
BOui sELLE(tSi: ct .
A.Y.;&'_00, & . ,8001
AND STA.
rni.mmiwizg,__4•s t „_
ruts.STE !I ^b • 'reqeived
SW/form by COLLINS.
•
. .
COAMIISSIO.V, Arc.
SOLAR OILWORILI COMPANY, - or
PENNSYLVANIA. ; Wee, St. ,Cllr; Street,
sear the Bridge. St& and .an 1:148BON ono 01/
commiseloo—emb or time. OEUDRoll,B,etiad•-
saiptkrus, wanted. , - Addreie ,J. 1 1 1140811,, Ja..
Stcret.7 and 'hiestirer. m7l6:eni
A ANN1ETA , ...A. , ..........*A4**10NNAD1WT•
1 S. 'LIGGETT it. CO.; Asucoesoors to
G • Bell A LlSZettj TiOnta"-Faart.ii AND -Conde
gos llzacatarre, for the sale 0, GRAIN, BEZDS,
CHEESE, PitQDßowaii4, /1"9". 29 Yaw and 92
Front "'treat?. Fitt.burgh. - Pe. • myB
MILKILW 1..«.111:14.1311 LIEBABX.
IVI AMEOWN LIM:TART, notat
J3.l.Aid YACTOES; PioDt *SD GOiEßreml
alnacnasss, for She . Sala pt Flow, grata, Pork. Ba
iDour Buttcr. r4P. .obeles. “Balas, _Tallow:
trievaao, Psatheri; Potatoes; Pot and Pearl Ashes,
Saberatois,Llnased snit land Oils, Palk! and Greer)
.N
lash
Tiniothys , Clcrrerilrbarand thus Seeds. -
lash advances m ode on Oorodgnmenta.
a. :ly - = 1.4:297 Liberty st., Plttaburgh.
1:0 ti N B. GA-N-F-1-11- Wow
gym VOZWAILDIEG matitifir aid - whole-,
ale dealer in WESTERN lIESISRVE CITE
:BUTTER, LARD, PORK. BACON, FLOUR,
POT AND PEARL ASHES, SALERATUB, LIN-
LeliED AND LARD OILS, DRIED FRUIT and
'rad uce gen r
. Nos-p 1.41 10r143 Front street,
Pittsburgh. cc 9
NIL
PULP t SIIEPARD, Commalow Mut-
A./ CrEIMMI and deulen in FLOU4, GRAIN AND
;PitODUCE, amt. PAtteburgh, Pa.
•
Choke braziihrot — Flinifor Bakeie and Family use
imustantlx on hood. Particular attention paid to
lining orders for Merelcandize general! . ocdully
ILMANIf, .VAN LiOItfIhat.,PEODUCEAND
,1 1 A 4 nAtisiwrAtraltmaAtiaAger1138414iSIZi
ItEItrDROU3I9 - SEEDRILARD,CIINESE;
0)111ED AND GREEN PEOTIS end l'lodoes gen
snaky. Liberulcsab advances Fade on Ltintsigutueuts.
Nuruhumas, No: 114 Secouttstruct, Pittsburgh.
AALES U. ito VA Y, VORWARDLNG AND
Coaususaros Ificacuarr, for the sale of YLOUR,
./tAIN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, EGGS, and
orscru Praia. seuerally, No. 10 SISICT4ITIELD.
?1 . lißET,,coiroa•r igat,RDDI ugh,. Bs. • ;," •.•
; SDrOkdi • • '.* • litlUuttne • Red.. k.ikl •
j‘l A. AND
CoMMIESION .111.15xnelvr, for the .1* of FLOUR,
BACON, L4ND,BUTIEN,SEEDS,,DRIED
Fitt: IT, and Produce generally, No. 18 Market at.,
~riser of Fire • 'ann.. -
" - lEROM A K - ER 3t LARG___oololl.34tQp.
liesi - let to 100C,6,-
)11.1.E.5, FLOUR, GRAIN, PILUDUCE;&42., :19,
Liberty street, PittsbArgh. P.
AM WS DALZ.E.L.L. & aIJN , 111AIDILIO.
=Luta or L &RD OIL, and Comas.. II.;
for the pumhozo nod solo of Olt UDE AND
Nocfaemul a g W
i r er 0 ..
Di not - wide ' ficivltafra - mlulo of, coati'en
Ij LLAN aucceesor to J no.
611 /VOW & lion, Nu. 183 14RenT..truet,
Pltta
utgb, GENERAL PRODUCE., GROCRRY AND
0031.1111,310 N 31.11RCHANT.
i CuAslguments redpeetfollytiolDitek.re'Nuily•
WU ti E- watt.
ilLe BROTH SS,"' nifwiaDnio :W .Asa
Counnotor 211FacitAisti 1141.. dealenat
6r.OVISIoNS AND YILODUCE NENEBALLY, No.
biborty
5t.%110 fsitcomussiox Aurzaiure,
d.ierm - atom - /tili
Ls, GLASS, 1120 N, NAILS, No. In Liberty
street.
WILL/AA t Go o p a w.. j DAVUO_lreAllbLital,
Win. A- corns, j Special Partner.
N 8 34 COFFIN; successors to
AUCAndless, Alma. & Co.,WM/lA:SALE #31130-
'4US, corner of Wood and Water strooto, Pittsburgh,
..un's. -- j :dig
Ygurz
L13. , 1 7 0.1GT 6t (JO', enzoomisinto L. G
.pr.G, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION BIER
CHANTS, 247 IJberti larva. POlAburgh. P.. 11.5
NMI •11wAset
tl OliN L HOUSE & CO, INVeo. Laura
GIIMEII.II Lau 6marismi Ittizatiins, corner of
Sivithfkld and Water meets, Pittabur b, P. J
1 4 1 . 1itiEttlIgs it STE% • .1 u
, 1 Ho.
L'A GROCr.II3 AND 0010.11.111.110,1 E 1 team, No.
LO ; Wood street. Pittsburgh: . jettdly
7. ILLIMPAZILLUA.-.11. i. BEUICA.....WIL
ROWS & KIRKPAMICKS *rams
,
D"ALS - .Glinias "ad ,creWeii3n FLOPRI AND
Wis. 101 and AC Liborty areal, Plalburgb.
DRUGGISTS.
L.. Ir.filArcil
WOO thSll l E,i WALLACE,
1k HULSSALS DRUGGIBTS,
1
No. 365 LIBERTY STREET,
=MM:I!
4.11.11015. JU: Sl:Obi, Jr-tura/Iv rimy
_
eisl) CHEMICAL% PERFUMES;
GOON, BURNING PLUID, OILS, PAX
&c., &c., of strictly prime qual-
Irltif 72 he dots et latent prices. Comer Elealtie•
11.4 d and Yoerth etreets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
prescriptlcets carafully compounded at all holm
11 A. • 14`.ellIN EST° &:UO.; W 1101.2.
Daroolsx. and Mionfactorer of.
LCSlCAltla4lll,tiva, oonur of a W dour Ftuut
• ' , mina
JURN r: WY/ 7i Witoulaux, Wr.a.t.sa
to DBMS, PAINTS, OILS, VANNIBIIEB AND
DYN STUESS, No. AK Llberty street. Pittsburgh--
All orders w -• re israsistwateatierts - reNl4
IR. 44.150:-=- a ligroulaT,
pko Fwd etteat, corms. of 'Wood Orem 'aid
frirgio PitttbtFgh. P •
:ArTTOA.ArErS.
G • EO.. R. COC RANE _ATionmair AND
•COUMIST.LeI AT Litt. No.• IS Grant
aoroot. Pitttbursli, g's., ell butltioot titrooOd, to
ills core oral
,roo4tr.proirapt:sstantim:__Collnetton.
~Aedtijo.4.eLey,.oAlu gad
ot
toH - ted • or tty. i. 3•11,
JAp. oistat t (lace of .F6yetta - .ooUnty
Pn.,) AllOlll.l. &C.
, _ r , I'ITTBIIIIIIGIEL
0[21ca—..3. E. oorror Fourth and Grant mato.
UIILS ascrUtkiSibiEd.4 ATTE:qr.:lmi
u AT LAW. OTTICI:SOCOiId STerTILITLIVA-LAR BVU.
ITT. lite !..t3 Diamond Street.
latilla-toTheAeaktilig- 1 3.taXadke.;.
IniVfacliNtdn, Widen!
COltimtded . - noWania
futilt iI;II.IItIOATAJCS.... .sitwArh,
KIRKt4I4IOZiRaLCINiImoz. -
.p.122i1a7. 1 / 3 .lOlrOAZi fogithatll . lllLiSid tfoott
sUntlintilbiledalttibtagii •• • Mdtf
';,U110.511114 • - Arremitsit • 'Asp
COUIACLLOILAT. LAW. •
OFFICE, ho. 1!i Finirtli'host, corner of Cbarry
1' 6 7. RlLL.bergb, azaLdavrl
ArfoßNAlf• /ASP
l.iiibUlSNAliLL.3llll.TTitir; has tenitried 4 3'M:412 4 $
LAW ULLDINGIS, 240 - 12. **l? 't
ion; t. 5L Palcr• Cliptch. . . =yid:ay
.
g wmgg gg, g•-. S. senorita.
./k....S.:c:'SCIIOYEK,-ATrosztras AT
14J••LAINI a I:44..3Bl"curglilottrt,lNttelgersh.
• PRODJUCE. -
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ADVSEITIBINd AT Mi,kSONABLIC
The Baltimore Ameriemi sap: that the re
cent rebel suneseee have wonderfully revived
the drooping hopes of the ietessionists in
that city, and that their countenencei 'lure a
smile of triumph .on the streets, in view of
theepeedy occupation of the pity by thirOon
federate armies. The American draws a pio:
tun of what maybe the lot of Baltimere be
fore this takes place, and then says :
It may be said that this is an overdniwn &-
tore, and that the oity would be quietly Bur
scuidered in.case of the defeetof the Yoderal
army in a battle to be fought sou:whet in the
midst of the fine country mansions and pala
tial retreats °lliad:nom county. To sap
pose such a qulit surrender shower total
Ignorance of alt the inlet and purposes of war
fare, u well as of the greet national interest
Involved in the -Possession of our city.' The
pomessicin of Baltimore by the insUrgente
would be virtually the capture af.Weastagton
and the triumph 'of the rebellion. Therefore
whenever the rebels strike for Ilatintore the
whore power of the Nation. yrill' be ; quire to
meet them. It will not only bee coateet for
the possession of Baltimore, but will' be the
battle of Washington,l the battle of Rich,
mood, apd the great contest et the war, corn , -
blued. When th e Federalforces are compelled
to evacuate they eill net be I. a dr/libation
to leave anything of .value belied to fall into
the hands of the enemy, nor will they yield a
quiet possession to them so long as they hold
the harbor and forts with several, hundred
heavy guns pointing in this direction. ,
Alt those of our citizens, therefore, whotre
congratulating 'themselves over whet they
consider the bright and hopeful prospect. f,
being "delivered" over to the mild and bend-
Dent away of Mr. JO:lonian Davis, should re
flect on the cm:sequences of inch a deliver
ance. These very persons, who Imagine that
Baltimore would be quietly itarendered, ap
plauded the destruction of Hampton Sy Gen
eral Magruder, and when General McClellan
was knocking at the gates of Itlattoond isp•
preyed thereconsmendeUmo of the rebel press
that the city should be burnt rather than it
!bpi:ad be sarreaderod tb the possesskoi df the.
Federal troops.. -If liamplon,seas burnt to
prevent Its buildings being used for •bcapital
purposes, why should. Baltimore, with all
its 'great resources, be - attired to remain'
Intact as whiter quarters for rebel troops?
Where - there was one sabasistiel military fu
ton for the destruction of Bichmondby
. the
rebels, there ould beton equally u amok
for the dear-n w ation ofl•Bartimorrettifiethan•
allow it to fall into the hands of the insur
gents.
We do not believe that the rebel army will
ever reach Baltimore, nor do we antiolpete
that our pity will ever be sacked by eentend
log armies. • But we do believe -and know
that the deliverance for which disloyal iym-;
patbizeis wish would bring upon as all, coal.,
and disloyal, untold sufferings and immeas
urable,secrilices. We listen, therefore, with
something of horror to the man whose treas
onable sympathies have so far lead both his
heart and his judgmept astray as to wish to
see our city the field of contest. Us might to
know that war here ii,destruotiou to the
4e5%11 and horror to iut inhabitants, and that
even if occupied by the rebels it would not,
so long as the United Suttee held . p ion
Of the water epproaches, be otherwise than
the field of a cuostent struggle; with. every
shifting of success, inflicting deep end inef
faceable injuries upon oar beautiful city.
oexs AIND..WOOD CHAIBEI
IMDUCID PILICIS,
Reports of the Rebels in Maryland.
It is probable that the rebels are in Mary.
land, although the Saltimons Antrim*, of
Saturday evening, diseredita the report. They
had about the same :statements, made by
panic-stricken farmers end others, but nothing
reliable. Up to noon oh Saturday; the Ameri
can says, the reports of the invasion of Mary.
land were entirely unfannded.. The .4 nsericom,
of Saturday evening, ley,
A portion of the staff of Oen. Wool, during
the afternoon,! proceeded on a special train tip
to the vicinity of the • ford over which the in
vasion is said to hire bisect inede,Land followed
en up to the, Point a Kochi. Haring thor
oughly investigated end traced-all then:mon,
they report their belief that lbw Whole matter'
was unfounded, and that the 'people had pat
thernielres in. a state Otesoltetnent trithent
any reasonable tins*, geborsoOtaii . sad C&V-.
airy had been seen ittjtal • the ricer in alit_
vicinity of Leesburg, and that they had fired
a few shots *Cross VIA generally acervelitid,
bat beyond this nothing , , had transpired to
cause any alarm...
Ae regards' the Panic It Predettek, the
American says
On Friday afternoon, • farmer, arriving
from Bin:keystone; reported to the, people of
Frederick that. the,tebeis ware encamped in
the vicinity of that town:40,000 strong; and.
that they had seised and killed the cattle of ,
the. framers in the -
,vicinity.; Thie.:pprnad
throughout that city' , like wildfire; end the
p_ruminent. Secessionists_ whispered to the
Union men confidentially that they hill better
leave, as danger wise impending.
Provost Marshal Faithful, in fall belie f of
these reports; ordered the destruction .of alt
the hospital and-other stores not immediateir
wanted, which were • burnt it' midnlghtilsat
night. The destruction . of these stores:in—.
oresseil-therpan[czaild the telegraph operator
took hiklastramants end fled with s the excited
portion of the ptiople. ;
This morning the train of cars for Frederick
from this city was stopped by veinier the fu
gitives bee miles :tills sicie' of the ?dew:okay,
end On their repreientatious the trait:6l4mm!
hack to the city. i ; , . , ,
I The disappearance of the operator, at the
Al opecia - during the night was•ssia.to !we
peen causedby his seizure ; but canceltrace, bin dittippeeranee to any,other value
than that; which .carried off the operator fcr
Frederick. 1 • •
That there has been a causeless panto In
Frederick we, have no doubt; but we see no
thing in all that we have beard to _warrant
the belief that therein yet one armed and or
ganised Rebel Company in the State of Mary-
We sttall;:probstioly. hie's:reliable news by
telegraph, to l dsy. • . '
•
There h a Possibility
. thet the 15 etericitsilite
rebel generale may 'make a diuk into pencejl—
mnia;,-Vut they will do it at great.riske, and
will be cautions not to advance far troth; tr, f
Pototnac. We do not think there is anythiug
in the aspect of *fruits to oiflq!'andulio iiartO
—we do not believe there is ant real danger
that they can - do usi muck berm,' or irMintain
a: foothold ini the free States What we do
.
know, however,,.should, stimulate , . ta arm,
and discipline every able-bodied man, that we
may ; be prepared for ,ani.emergeney. This
should be gone wioou.delay t s t ar : tench
regulations. slionlik ; adopted is dOpie to, midge,
this wdditioniajmniett,S4 pgi,q,*All•l:ooll6-.
'tante/ Our safety ta . tibefaist=
Tl*ToireP"L'Thu Fill'PrOvi*iinlig
scabious to go on with oar bastes's with son-
adekeltr:,
. ,
!'JOULD. St7FiLT,L,O.OIS;',;7,
6azettil.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT.;
The Fate ol,Baltimoie;
=ME=
I MEN. BUELL'S ARMY.
LETTER FR
I.f the Pittsburgh Gazette.
wenn!, Tenn., Sept. 2, 1862
Oarrempoadence
NA.
r The ev on 'of the position at Battle
Creek and th • retreat to the mountains was
not effected ithotit a slight shelling-by the
rebels of the r r guard left at that point. It
appears from U I can gather that Gen. peen
ordered the 3 3d Ohio and two batteries Of ar
tillery to garrison the fort built by McCook at
the mouth of f rattle Creek, but that after ex
amining the rt he called it a slaughtit pen,
and ordered.the artillery away, but forg t the
infantry. The 33d Ohio, Lieut. Col. Moore
commanding, was left as i garrison, wi h or
ders to IL.td the position as long as I was
possible to do so. Buell, it Is said, told Cal.
Harris, the commandant of the post, that he
would be shelled out In alay or two, and left
it. to the ditcretien of Barris as to when be
should grow sick of the shelling and evacuate.
Barrie atopd it for fifteen hours and. then
withdrew. •
This fort was bait by Can. Alex. McDowell
McCook, whom generalship in this war has
been shown chiefly by persecuting army cor
respondents and returning negroes, after hay-
ing indulged in cowhiding them. This latter
feat was accomplished by him at Columbia in
March last. .Bitt the fort he built at Battle
Creek should remain a tasting monument of
his skill as an engineerand general. For the
Credit of the engineer torpeof the army, I
ought to state that-. Alex. •MeCook Is about
the 76th Infantry Captain, and: not anlengl.
neer. On the• eve of orientating his position
at Battle .Creek, McCeek, .consultingl with
Buell, advised the ger/Honing of this !Mt by
the 834 Ohio Infantry and the 9bio battery of
Capt. Edgerton and the Pennsylvania battery
et Capt. Mueller. This was done. McCook
Moved, bat found Hardee in his front andhad
to fall back to Battle i.Oreet again. IBuell
rushed to Battle Creek in a hurry and ordered
McCook to the mountains by another road.
He then examined the fert and ordered Capra.
Mueller and Edgerton, to evacuate instantly,
and retreat across the Mountains to Dechon,
which they did.. Buell , raved and stormed a
little and pronounced McCook's' fort (which
he called lon hicCoult,) a slaughter pen, and
thus the infantry, for some mysterious pur
pose, wee left alone, with the consoling :inter
'nation from Buell that in a day or two they
would be shelled out.
The shelling began about 11 o'cimk on
Wednesday, the 27th of August, a d eon
tinned with unabated fury until PM Morn
ing of the 28th, whin the rebels 'found
that the Thirty-third hid withdrawn. .They
threwnver 600 shells troth 24 and 12-pounders.
One LIME,W/MI killed and two wounded. The
men lost :nearly everything they had, and
their tents and baggage was abandoned. The
rebels marched in.noxt 'homing and todk pos
session, feasting for a dill or two on sauces
goods, and then marched towards Stevenson,
when, it: Is rumored, they !Ave arrived and
taken possession. I he've no particulars.
I understand that Gen. Negley has :aban
doned his position at Columbia, and baying
eolleeted'his brigade together, has marched
to Murfreesboro, where 'there is some Mane of
getting ' in the approaching battle; for one is
rapidly 'approaching which will decide one of
the most linportant istues of the war—whether
the rebels or oursalres shall have both Middle
and East Tennessee. t have full conddenoe
that in a very abort time Emit Tennessee will
be ours. , There arc ci:mbtnations and con -
Oentrations here which I cannot mention, and
which pronitse us victory.
It la Mineral that GOCI. Forrest hoe been
eaptuteditAlisaandria a little town south. of
Lebanon; In'
. this State. Three columns
moved against him from McMinnville; blur
' Dumber° and Lebanon. , and earroundieg him
succeeded in forcing him to surrender. His
whole force is mid to be in onvhands. I fear
the story Is exaggerated, If there is any foun
dation for truth in it: A day or two will toll
he taste in the ease, however. Scura.
Sunday Scene in Boston
A private lette r from Boston, written on
Sunday last, describes the scene on the re
ception of news of the battles near 'Wash
ington, thus:
"To-day has been such an one as I never
expected to see here—or anywhere. About
the middle of the Sunday morning service
the preacliere gavo ant intelligencei which
was received of the battles that had been
fought yesteiday, and ;last night, and which
ere now 4roing on, and told their respective
congregedlone to go home and bring what
they could to the Tremont Temple in aid of
the sick, wounded and suffering soldiers at
the seat of war. I should think every man
end woman in the city responded to the
gall. About three, I acecrmpani some
friends with one packnges down th ese , and
l e,
such a crowd you may imagine *i their
offerings, as well as idle ones lOoking on.
The street near the Temple and Tremont
Rouse was roped in and a corn nal tteo received
packages. And then the dray loads, ex
presi wagons, etc., wagon after wag on full lt
qf dry goods boxes packed, demljoh , bar
-1
eels, baskets, bottles, etc., etc., a co tinued
stream until six ticlock,-end seven ) thous
and dollars in cash from different ilidivid-
Oats." ' '
The Boston Traveler, in speaking j of that
Sunday's work, says that eleven Munched
cages, boxes and balei were sent off lin that
day towards' _Washitigton. Fifieen bun-
dred women, were hotly at the Temple all
the day. One person gave material for
three thousand pounds of lint, and one fir,m
gave live hundred bottles of liquoM. The
contributions filled eight long box cars, and
many boxes were left behind 14 that.
The'llostouCourier' describes the scene
thus:
An attempt was made at first to take
down the names of the , contributors, but
when they began to pour in from a hundred
sources at the same time—bottles of whisky,
sherry, brandy, bay water, jars of pre
serves, packages of Brun sheets, shirts,
handkerchiefs, do:, tko.,—it was found im
-possible. The contributors didn't want
their names put down; they were all
.31Frtends.", The ladies soon began to Sutter
about the place, wanting something to do.
Mr. Fisk, who wail everywhere at the same
'time,. doing everything and encouraging
everybody, soon set them at work preparing
lid[ and bandages.
At one time there were not less than a
thousand ladies engaged in this patriotic
labor in the' hall and galleries of the Tem
ple. Men who had not done a day's work
IA ten years took off their broaslcloths and
ffwaded la,",as. the ' boys say, unloading
teams, packing eisses i ;learing tip eheeta for
bandages, their;faces glowingyith heatand
patriotism. Temperance_ men of a great
many, years. standing rushed about with
demijohns of whisky and handled bottles of
old Hennessey with great tenderneis.
bi l l
i A man moun ed is' box And announced ,
that htiefonld one of terutcrgive $lOO in
money.' The ni e we're forthcoming in five
minutes; othens folloived,'and the own was
envelled to $7,000,,. - ', ,
--1 The Mayor of 'the city with
.ten picked
policemen,_ accoinpanied the articles to
,Washington. Boni* fifty surgeons, includ
lag the oldest in Boston, also went on to
the:seat of wur,r..--_-.:--..
- . .
Gen. MoClellan'sNew Command. ,
'; Boma •of our contemporaries speak as if
Gen. hloOlellan bad again been Invested with
the command of the whole army. We do not
so understandit. Last year he unumanded
the army which was to capture Richmond t.
!low he oomniands only those troops who are
for the' defenta of Waehington. Last
'year he was, at the head of an army in the
againit !the enemy:—now he
commandi only tortificiatlons and the troops
. .whiali — it6to, - ,2f7dliisiti - TftWilsitiOns are
essintialiy differan*,-:anti
.regard
Mcdllethin.7l talents' ail le tieh_bettet adapted. to
thi post tie now holds, in AD the one assign
ed hiMlist year.
We --do tlof think the 0000 try wouldregard
04 rento tton of litera.l Moindllasi to the •
tin tickapn4 . o if 4 4trite'dvtillid - fim oftsttsbre.
MiiM:=
VOLUME. LXXV---NO.„
opor•tione with entire satisfaction. Nelms
not vindicated his pro-eminent dtnele far
such a position by .moors—wbicti is the only
test possible for a General. A Commander
may have the talents of Napoleon, but unless
he wins victories be !shot the man needed for
the place. The only object of lighting is to
conquer. The only indispensable qualidcation
in a Commanding General is the ability to
whip the enemy. If be does ibis, be Is the
man the country wants. If he fails in doing
it, be is Just the loan the county .does not
wont iff that work—though for some other
work he may prove to bo precisely the than
required.
We regard Gen. McClellan as having gone
through exactly this ordeal. lie has had the
finest army this country ever saw, placed In
his bands for •year, for the purpose 9f taking
Richmond—and instead of taking It he has
barely saved his army from destruction.
This is not litlooollll. lie may bale shown
groat ability; he may have conducted skillful
retreats; be may have repelled with vigor
energetic and formidable attscit4—hut he
has not taken Itiehmend, and this was pre•
dimly what be was expected and bad promised
to do. There may have been good MIKA for
his not doing it,—but the country wants not
reasons, but stweees; and a good General will
command ounce's in one way or another. If
one plan won't do it, he will devise another..
If be is interfered with, he will override, the,
interference. Ile mustoonciner circumstances
and cut his own path to victory as be goes
along; but be must go.—N. N. nmes:
The Pittsburgh Subsieteeep com 7
mittee.
Some information regarding an organise
iton whose labors . have given our city a rept'.
tation for kindness and hospitality, will prove
interesting to all who have contributed to its
fonds.
The Committacie composed of about thirty
ladies and gentlemen. We will not,mentien'
any names ; but, from personal knowledge,
can assure all that they are respectable, re
sponsible, and faithful to any trastreposed in
them. They have made , arrangements with
the telegraph 'operatore ' at, points. ; East_or
West, to notify them of the departure, of a.
regiment, and the time when ita,arrivel.here.
may be expected. - A hearty, substantial 415111,
of bread and
,butter, meat, ',oafs'," Cheese,
pickles, and such fruit or vegetables ismay,
be obtained, is prepared in Cityllell--aireom
that has been fitted up as a dining. hall,'lo
- eleven hundred soldiers.- The
labor of preparing the food is performed 'by
the Committee .5..-rthe. only ,persens receiving.
any wages being, two' coeks. and two , police;
Deicers. So much labor being voluntary, the
aspens of a much better meal than. soldiers
generally have, is reduced to abet' seventy
dollars per regiment-of one thousand 190/1.
There is one feature connected with their
work, that will commend Welt to all. -A
room has been fitted up as a. hospital, fur.'
cashed with beds, medicines—as well as dell
cacies for the sick. On Tuesday evening we
counted over forty. sick soldiers of the. Ali
chigan Regiment, receiving the comforts and
attentions which their situations demanded.
One poor fellow was writhing in ari epileptic
fit; some bad chills and fever, and some were'
suffering from the effects of a stormy passagd;
en the lake. A surgeon end two ladies et th
Committee have charge of this room. - ,
The Committee have labored quietly an
steadily for eighteen months, and their kind'
neu is remembered by soldiers in every part
of .the army.
. The Treasurer informed. us that their funds
ere now almost exhausted, and if the.Slining
Room was to be sustained, contributioni must
- be had heat our. - citizetia.._.The ehtel*Prilmil
ene that ought not to be abandoned. Those
who hare had charge of it have carefully and
economically expended the funds entrusted to
them.
We ars informed that any contributions.
may be left at Wayman k San, or at Albrea,
Son k Co. A Carmits. •
Political.
lORA.—The Democrats of lowa hare made
the following nominations for Congress: First
District, J. K. liornish ; Second District, E.
H. Thayer; Third District, D. .! Itationy ;
Fourth" District, H. hl. 141artiri ; Dis
trict, D. 0. Fisch ; Sixth District, J. F. Dan
combs.
leniaNs..—The lion. Wm. E. Niblack, late
Democratic Member of Congress from the
Vincennes District, Ind., has been nominated
forthe Legislature by_tho Democrats of Knox
County.
PINNSTLVANIL.—WiIIiam .0. Robinson has
been nominated by the Unioa Convention of
Dauphin obunty for Congress. •
Wm. Sayart is the nominee of the same
party in Indians county.
The special election for member of Congress
in the Bucks and Lehigh District, to fill the
noexpired term of Dr. Cooper, took place on
Saturday last. Mr. Stiles was the "Peace",
esndidate, and Mr. Lear the loyal candidate.
Ducks gave Lear over 600 majority ; but Le
high gore over 900 for Stiles, which elected
him. fie is understood to be of the Yellen- .
digham stamp. Most of the Douglas Demo
crats voted for him.
Outo.—The Ron. John A. Bingham, Rep.,
ben been renominated for Congress' in the
XV.l.th District. •
Gan. J. A. Garfield has been nominated by
the Radicals ef the X tYth District for Con
inns' over John Hutchins, the presentmem-.
her. The nomination wail made on the seventh
ballot, by a majority of two votes. k '
Reports from Rebel Headquarters.
A gentlemen who left Gen. Jackson's
headquarters on. Tuesday evening, having
gone within the enemy's lines under a flag
of truce, communicates to us the following
statements.
The rebels say that Gen. Kearney, har
ing found himself by mistake in the midst
of one of their regiments, refused to sur
render upon'being summoned to do so, and
was shot while attempting to ride off.
Gen. Lee says that he would have af
forded any proper accommodation for the
burial of our dead and the care of our
wounded, which our Generals might hare
requested.
The rebels say that Gen. Longstreet had
not joined them, and that tho fighting of
Friday and Saturday was done by Gen. ,
Jackson's forces alone. .
The rebels are poorly clothed, many _of
them being barefooted; and seemed quite
destitute of provisions. They did not hes!.
state to say they were tired of the war,
but are determined to fight until, their in
dependence is acknowledged. They are in
high spirits over the recent battles. They
talk of marching into Maryland as a thing
determined upon.
Of our generals, they say• they like to
fight against McDowell, Gen. Pope they
denounce as a "thief' and a "liar." Of
likelellan, they say he is the - only "gen
tleman general" in ,the national army.—
Washington Republican.
WE have from the Cairo Gault, a
horrible story of rebel guerrilla . atrocity
..—almost too horrible for belief. The u
eertion is that a gang ofguerrillas in Hay-'
wood county, - Tenn, visited the 'house of
Marshall Waters, an old and respected citi
zen, dashed is the door, seized the old man,
tied his arms behind him," awl lashed him
to the hack of a. horse., The old man's
daughter was violated by ten. of the gang,
being first so tied as to render resistance
irepoesible. This. accomplished, the 'lacuna
was burned to the ground, the young wo-,
man perishing in the flames. They then.
rode off with the old man,. taunted him
with the fate of his daughter,
three minutes to pray, and hung hio:1 up:
A noise frightened them, and they rode off
the old man succeeded in empirig. This
is all vouched fur, but ea zee could not he.
Here it of , the devil, we must have further
proof before we accuse even !secession trail•
tore of such more than infernal Work.—
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