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PIENEBTIMLNIA, 13174 Street,
am the Bridge.- BuyitiT'seti CARBON OILB•ro
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tialconin6:Ltniend ond'ln4oll4 - Piled and ancaL.
TenitOlgibtliyi OlovariPleasid Gl= OW&
ohm= tondo on Chomlnnmontt. • -
ly No. 597 ldberty at., Pittsburg/I:,
14WELDi 'Cowitufr.
u am YOUIAZDIIIBI likannurr aid etude..
as dada in WRSTERN BE OPIEEST:
BUTTER, LARD; PORK, BACON, /LOUR. 11E24
- POT A2iD PEARL AHEM, SA_ • ATM L.M.
es= AND LARD OILS ; DRUM FRUIT and
, ni1171 3 t, t 1 ,-”. 1 ,:: 1 9 1 2 1 . 4 t. r . rw ' t =B,
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mum and defiers In YLOUll,!Gliniti 'AND-
PBODIJOE, No. 243 Liberty street, Pittaurgh,Ta.
, - , ~,,llllsolos brplai.r.rourlar Bakers and Italy ono 1
. .-r i ns u r=n 6 At i l i T a lad.. sr- attl . tlon paul i - Ao
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- "IRANI VAN tiOßDAY,,t2r.onuomAzta
•::-t -= ocittaiitisUldlaWil,
_dale LAMOUR, DM.
• .' 1 U. T '.1414004(11,11NYD2i . j TAW, MEESE; PONE,
— , , , ,T , '. D 'AND-aREEN - . rums and P:oduca gen. I
' t Irally." TAMS] oultodaannea made on oonslipamenta.l.
- -,, . Warehouse. No. 114,70oonilareet, Pittabusat. ! - 1
Vat , . O. " 0 Ali. - 1011.W.1.11DINCILIeD
oourcatuut Idszcatearr, for the male of FLOUR,
- 11 . 8 4.114-132.0021„:1.13137=8„ , ..1103.9: and
Western Prcdu _ No. 10 SMITH/MD
6Watruct ilest,.Pittabargh, Pe.
and conegiumule solicited. • 147 , igkel
• ' kimwesprsoi, exit
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18131 T, Produce generally, No. 10 *Whet
armor of l int. Pittsburgh. ouldly
Z. WS.
:O.OIIOMAKEII 41; LANG; CONIIMSION
wad -wholesale daalers m _OHOCIF,-
ammovuo3Bl4:li, EVAIMOR, ac.. No. 829
labsety street, Pittsburgh, Ps. seLtay
•:'.fidattiA) . AIZELL A HONitrilAsurAo-
-i ' Tows or LARD OIL; arid' Coulaitoi Mimi;
cluurfaltz,4lre_ porthsa• anCsalo of 011IIDZ ILND
j - RIC TIMD-TATisOLI6I3II; Nom: 69 sad 70 Watir rt 4,
pit -ware,. Advances made azioxauxkonti.l
OLLANDRIDD sucoessoi to:lmi
•n a .t.streit,. pita
.l.l-54,1111WItilegumwraePHOD T AND
.90A1UMION KII&HT.
.::::GrosturootitelSrectfllrikaollo& :It-28-111Y
EMEI
warn.
I TR, - .IIIITHERS, r Fosweabuiro
A •
•• vviiviassuts •ImuritAunii nut &stir. In .
ONBANDTIIODOOZ GENIBALLW,
fIAS Libtrty "greet; Plitabtugh; Pa. goy=
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Jah;:.,,se•ler Ia MTh) BBD lIETIN;D (maw
cizAf!94;410,3M44.143, ip4 No. muberty:
q:.,:arimagaz Jillwl42Gi i iii:p iu . g yi . Darla
Bpscial Partner.
a' MEAITS:' AgAIKV
lAINx; saaseastizil to
• , • Ireandleak, :Mani waorsaitx aro
cLorria,olnme-pr Wood and Watiti . Pittliborgby
- TO/GIT.
IkVOIGT enocesaor to L.: G.
43 1 Gni% PRODIICZ AND 0011111113.410 N UZB.
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TORNI , I. - 110IISE4 CO., nti " LzaALs "
Elt Osoczta Lam 00101M101 Mrscaurre, writer of
111DGEK1ON it STEWART, WHOLE,.
„am as Gammas asp Comminution lilmcsams, No.
AMArceil !Moat; Pittsburgh. • Je.2d3y
Xilinlllll2lLICL“..l. , 5: 11.1031n1......11111. xisznapci.
tp - RowN &, g R KPATRICKS, Wnots
Ai sass Gamma and dealers In FLOUR iA.ND
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Ikadl/ U", Nos. 191 and 193 Llbertyamst,PlnaNdret.
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wow sconwe.:..:—..,,... ...._. rai ny —...—Jakze L. irax.F4.z.,
OODEDE lt WALLACE,
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i.i02 4 :/S - - Prrrenian, Pa,
iLL3IO.N JOHNSTON, Drams ret Ouitsi 11,3% 1 VIIIOS.:IIISDAIZEILIOALS, PIIIUTUNERY,
IrANOY GOODS, BURNING .11LUID OILS, tax.
_ E,E.:1414X11 - iwictuiss, &c., &c., of Illtriethrime mud,
Ity, which heatless at lowest prime. sr Stalth ,
fteld.malowdb streets: Plttsbuish, Pe.' j --->
, Preectiptions eszefully compounded at an h• • i'• -
-- -
A. - -FAHAVOTOCK it kV., WHOLE
, • ' rad Wanufactorar at_ warns
JOlOl P. SEXYPT, Waoucuut Du=
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, VAB3IIIIIIZB AND
DYX. STURM), Re. 236 Liberty street,, Rltplmrgh=
• Ali orders will ready* prompt aftwatlon.-
I~IK. GEO. a , KEYSER, Dstraeurr,
t4ii 'Wad& street, comer of Wood street ood
•:,VAillibl:dlisdri Pittsburgh. Pa.
R.COCURANE 'Arroszurz AND.
yr commixes AT Law. Office, No. 74 Grant
tt.. 3 ..inteet,' , PittiburghpPt.. 'boaines" .ntnisted to t
Iff" we will receive proxopt 'mention. Collections . J•
.. Wade In Alletitmos sad In all acijelolog co MUM, and
Os Isoinntnitit tavegintly. sa•ly
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I AU% VisiXti, (late of Fayette meaty,
• PLOArta4int !to. -
`PITTBBDBGH, Pa:',
yllice-4..R., corner Tottegt and Grant strestir,
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Okibi U. N EL - ArroswEr
0 1- Lut*.=rsnastArl Km:We Liw !visa.
will attend to the settlenarnt,necusing and Collor
tton of biniros, lx!nattals, *tu t In Wiabincon, District
- ; ~..... of Ootruntda:
IL fiLAXAm
t li r agEX. A_VM No. M
OS & MELLON, ArrDß=
AM AT LAW: /83 irth street, Asti doirii.
ilbastifiodthaeld, Pittstntrub. - Ps. i;loyitdrt •
11.4i,S" . ” . 11 1 110tLitif EWM, Arsolmar LARD
covassmos AT LAW.-
Orin* Zick.36040120414 2 / 1 16t, COMO7 a awry_
AMT. Pittsburgh, pg. sultdatirT:
. jt - Arrozrzr f As.
• 001111111.141 AT 1411. US removed to KOHN'
LAW BLILLDINGS, Sio. 12 'Diamond Mice, next
door I. St. Petit. Church. - •
• 111C301101. OCiff4Xle
-& 8. C. 80110YEK,Arromarte..4f
14.7. Taw. Me, 139 'earth Mreet, .
493
PROD VCR,
- lISIZIKarI — 73 W RRIVITAF,HENRY
for Mer•
etailuzi- fad. 4110aer 'JO ,0 aIIUTTM LABS
• Arta rglast .Profigre away.: ssarcodpusat;
; 17T.rsourrivimaratttabarga: zoo
61 'YAWN 1101 4 24 ES row
tkitualidgislezi in PIiOVIOWNii. =NT at ma.
r- MA 04 grad sPests. •• •.1. JAOI4
141.,LdrCE .IGIWYTS
4 . Ammar, PlawizuEurni'llarasmiii•
ikalxisaWlforth4ort *lra& Wood and
vl 1. •
is P. JODi 211 M :NOwnrAwasti-:
kid gartked ine
'ter•slt laisarooftworm wafer dreg.- •
Viita tEA r , tisozwAsor- Ormszut
- I:liana" Guam, i:ornes Idarket aadlyster
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: :switaraymt Az,ssoasinr
, . cogirAjr.;lltriftli street.
mat wasou....rtursin criza:zravia gramcnits.
---W11.90x CABS co.
.. 4- I,O3EfiN AND,DOIII2IIII3O DDT :
Waxl street; third - house at*Lnimarsi
lialArri:PlitibUn#l.; -
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• , AL•Dissobileld &Oa, Wltolemb mid Wall lk.igesli_
`II2APLII END FANCY . DRY GOOD DC:
Orr Otitartand MMUS
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FP 134 Ihuurns JertA-'
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AND' .COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
GROCERS.
SIERIVER Lam,
WHOLESALE GROOZBB
00X1d1B8ION MIIII0HANT8:
Ha. fi n end 99 Smithfield Street,
Corn Bocand.
- .49:1yd
prrranuaau, PA.
11 " 2 " irs
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No.-271 LIBERTY. kITILEZT,,
PITTSBURGH, P•••
EriTing purchased tho Wotan of kis late penmen,
coaUzne the bualnees at the old stood, stud wA
be - - • to twelve theystrotNe
. tdrtild
, . "pulb.der
wit- ALLIMPATSII2I... LUSPATIIIC4.
Whe rit." KiIdiPATRICK & CO,
VT ..Wit - outsAut 41zooras, Comas:cox MUCILUITS
kin) Dzium n OolatrlMPlLOPCCE.3o.263ldberti
dat; - patibiffix, - Ps. .p 7
Tam.
..111.1aE & TIUMBLE, Witoizaaa
;ma Gaocus AND 4:loxiasium itinouttax, dealers
I :IL .Plital UCE,FLODE, „BACON, DIMON, FUR,
DAND AND LARD OLL,LBON, NALL% GLANS,
DOTTUN YARNS, and :Pittsburgh sormatuturea
amorally. 1.12 faxxxad street, Pltanbargb.
"arriass 5t'u0utirt"...............cu•5. • Jib. LIJSUCILS
AOtiblllate Ina cut D..2.11.-11.1Donald Plttabtugh:
ce., , weardue.
.1%/rDONALD AttIiIICELES, i iVaota•
ALL
-OiflßsseßALl th
LSets attattatc/%ODUCS .410 COltXtaalott ltaa:
. 007.112. R. N. 0. :13 t 10.412 awl
'MOLASSES; REST ED BUGLES and SYRUPS,
.E.LODE, -BACON,- -TOBAOOO, TEAS, DIOE,
OHEESE, BREW, At., No. 5.42 and 244111:arty St.,
Pittsburgh.' ' .Dol ly
• DYALEB. 4t; BROTHERS, 'successors .
JLAI IC to itosymer d Audeasoo, WhOkSide deulOrr
TORNION 6 OOlTtii.liCTO.sililLaPlC29, CON
• ortimmur, soosus, sass woaxs, , lb•i'Nor•
124 arid 128 Wood "street, aloe. Firth, Pittsburgh,
Penn's. 1128 dl7
anomnt a. nVIZOAD.
.EAU & MATZUAR,- GEockuus - . 421D
Connnianow /11.urdianza, and dealers In -all
buds US COUNTS? riLODUCS MID Pm:asuman tdn'itn . . -
rsorunr.l, No. nlO Liberty moot, oppoano load of
Wood itFot. Pittabursh, - aptly
... 3. wawa.
141 ROBISON,Sr. CO., AVEOLLIALB Gao
um CZZS, 002intlisio9 Itsicamurs and dealer. - in
all Janda nt PII,OV/SIONS, PHODUOL, and Pitts
burgh taanufas.threa, lin. 235 Liberty street, Pitts
burgh.
CLIEO. 13. •JUNSISy Wummum JJFALsit
%.x to culogr DIANILLE ROPE, OAKUM.
street,OlLS. PiTC $ and P
is l' t=e Blond Ls Bridge,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
1./10131ni 1 r DA MARLT. & CO, WHOLE.
JIM DMZ 01100Z171, C0NX13112031 MID
.11.rxriumni, and dealers in PBODIJOZ and Pitts'
LAMBERT & WaousALE
Gums, Pawner. Da.u.saa and Clomussioa
id.ciaaarra, Ng. 6 girth attest, Pittibargh, Pa.
-some waaow.
WAVE' W.1160N, Wacumuut Gs*.
V T tUSt CONXIISIOX 4citpuurnjuld &Alin tu
• Übeakil,- rafiptiruigkioanolactures,.lia.lsB Lib
etreet, TlGtittql.rgb: ,
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JL.Cisocssai tbimugos liirauxuanil, and drActo to
PILODUCE, No. 00 Waiter itrootolud GS wont Wort,
ato. JOBI I. nrimowd.
DILWORTH & CO. WIIOI.B2IdLB
• Ilciciiisatcs: 130 and 1.728;004 'treat, near
Lmlt Pittstrargh. nol
Jong rum.
OUNTL•YII Ac CO., Wxtoi.saux Gs°.
tiLcsieA. " -...... .t05.1immAirg,-Zie-174 Wood
sad =8 41hertyinfeet,ptc4burgh. .lO/0
IiAGALEY, Wtiots.e.mi
tionc...2ion In nod 21/ Wood street, Pitta
burgh,Pa. • • Indhdif
ALEXANDER KING, - Wltoisaema
Gaocra. xnaporser of bluna dau. No. Libc.ty
street; Pirtabargbi /46 DIU
.maarcr.r.atcrultEn,s.
-- rhittilEtz - BENZIETT - A",lsoN;licar
J.J4Actimui oi:WIIITZ STONE CHINA AND
pasta,. coLonsp .wearh.
u It•Autoraz Ti Fur=
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ACKINTrier-Pikeoe §ll, HEALPHLLL & cu.;
- • x is the City
~ Water, W arks,, Pittshugh, PA, Manufacturers of
icsmasi.Toria. AND r.M . PAILL'A IMPROVED
PATENT BidOILLa.ELNO STWI.ANGINES AND
ALIDE,VALVE4 of all 'demand best style.
•'mating put-up =rid wof large capacity sad of
the beet quality, we are preparsd to do heavy Job
bing. and odicit Work In thh trusting that by
PlumPtuom.vad the chaMeMr °TTY:ererk• t° mer i t
' ' dParldElata:
We Mite /pedal
VALVE CECIL vaLIGtENG o N ES r
a B s A combining
advantaged. heretofore unattained in this Class of
.Esiginea ja24ilyd
JOSEPH R HAM IL TON & CO.,
Corner of first end Liberty streets,
PITTSBMIGH, I's.,
. .
sunram:ums or
'tlumnoti, STEAM =GINS% MACHINERY,
cus; V): KA NUE, No. AU Wens IST.,
Ij. Piltabank, susuutucturer of BOILER. EMT;
WROUGHT BPlESB,,cominois zap BAILEOAD,
ardeigar shad or 'lmpact SPIESS, sad MY
-FX7SSWOIIniuE; mid' Wards' at Abort runic*.
- E. ruod valoOrtm.sut cot:m.l.4ns au hand cityl.kkus
WOLFE, PLUNKETT & CO., Osras MArturoc,
rums. Warehouse, No.
.12 Wood street, corms
of Thu% Pittsburgh, Pa. - ' sos:lyd
_ .
IiVELLS,... II I II DLE:SI,_cIk, 215
'
t 1614,11 street, oipposiie- sixth, Pittsburgh,
manufacturers of WIIIPS, LASLIES
ES rot every destriptiou of LFATELEIIHRAIDED
Orders eihrited hum the trade, and goods prompt
17 shipped all per ineiracthtee. • tes :dew! y
nF..,~:ras~nn,~=
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
11 R&M,. BY THE .UBE OF AN APPARATUS
WHEBEIHr NO DRUGS os GALVANIC BATTAILY
ABB USED... - .
• Medial gentlemen and their families hare had
their teeth extracted by my process, mid ars road; to
tastily LI 1.0 tbe mdetyand palnioamme of the oyes.
'tlon=witaterrer hal PeentaN by wens hateroned lu
meatball the contrail, hatieg no .lutowledp of M. 7
Preetexer,--. ' • ' •
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_Ana chartscrery ;,
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borgh. _ • •
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Aobu Ernst:. m 73417
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.2bms within' to Must that:. money to mxxl ad.
.fattens, ton ahsya dad Ant and woad elam 'paper
my °Moo. for sal*.
• - 11111 - BOMMMLlcialimiarid Intifririoirs strictly eann.
0110,,Onuit it:esti appetite Alt. Paul's
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.. - 20 do ~ Groin Appl_or -
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coil - - . 114 Second street;
IllH- 25 bbla. large No. 3 Idaokoiel;
20 bt bbls. do do;
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„AO do; ,
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A USEFOI..
AA. Poems!339ogont Inglith Dictionary of all
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Weights Aid Measures. Omitting what errerybody
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as l 9 - -93 Wood street.
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press:of Ticknor A Nelda. Price 76 contr.
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. 1
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Medical Uses of Electridtp-Genets;
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y . D_;
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Personal History of Lord Bacon;
Lib of flir Philip Sidney
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Lectures cm Apocal- yea—Butter;
•
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•
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Pithridge's Patent
OVAL LAMP
Maaufactorea of '
XX FLINT GLASS.
Thew Maud. are Intended for the
Ear flamo, which heatlag all parts of
the to" equslly. does sot axpors it to
g ll., D. DITHRIDOS.
YortYltt Ghwe Worts
- apl7 wubtftuT
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PLUDDESS, .
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. I,L CHILDS &
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Y 3 INOHEI!! TO SO MOUES WIDK.
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Our stock comprise, all articles la our line. of 'hi
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FARM WAGONS, OIL WAGONS 'and SPRING
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CARTS; TIMBER WHEELS, CANAL, GARDEN
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Racket Pedetid rivet Straw, Allegheny.
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OIL Or VITUOL, ,
and
1 AQUA AMMONI A : '
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nor at Market and tint / treats , will tecelte pow ° lt
, attendon.‘ en2o
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. IFTIL" , -•TIWTHESItIypIfoitdAIDADO DA . l
• fri/11:44
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above • emotion!! Otl hand.
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!crash stmt.; near !abut ;PittibtagL '
iv P. MARMIALL t DRUMM WALL
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,tabuzgh.
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BUNGS, end STRAW IOODB getien4l7.'
BOOTS riallt SHOE&
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ADVISIITISIIICi AT iIiABOIIABLE RATES.
About Restoring the Union as it Was.
The idle about the "'Union as it was,"
says-the Oincinneti Commercial, is made gen
erilly'hy the old spoilsmen of the Democrat'',
party; who are displeased exceedingly "to' , find
the Federal teat, at which they hare been
nourished with golden milk; jerked, out of
their mouths.. What they. mean by " The
Union as It was," is to hate the teat pat.baak
in thiir simutlii. - The "Union as it was"
under the Democratic party, probably means as
that party', preriiircd it for the *publics's' Ad-
uxxn,
ministration. Think of " The, Mita att it
was!' when .t*t distinguished Democrat,
Howell Cabb,..retary of the Treasury, in
New York, was ilaing all in his power to de
stroy the bindle of the Government-3s it was
when Floyd, the thief, and life-long Demo
orat, was SOSOIIe . 4111
. 030 ana, from Northern
armlets. to places in. tliaßouth i where they
would be at hand to, aid the rebellion—as it
was when Cola Thompson, the Secretary of
the Interior, aniost high-toned 'and Mont-
Cu - Demsitret,' wu acting as Coinmissioner
front Anti .Stsite of Misshsippi, charged
to prertiii : upon __North Carnlins td go
with the Union. bambini—as it. woe when
the::remarkable Doniocratio - 13earetary of
the Navy, from the &stool Donnacticut--hfr.
Tottery, twits 'sending the ships-oVwer to the
remount coal none' of them might be at
hand to protect:Natbinal PT°Phrt7 ntong the
coasts from rebel sessnits—as it was when
Geneml.Lowis Cups retired from a Demoarstio
Cabinet in disgust, becomes the ,ousels of
traitors were,preiralling, and, the National
honor was being sacrificed—as.it vac when
the dietician tag on the !Palmer 'Stir of the
West was. fired upon, at 'the entrance of
Charleston Harboi, during the administration
of-the mum whom Jsckaon deicribed in fit
terms, though few, 113 " & moral onward"—as
it was during . tbe - wbole period when the teat
of a liatiodsl Democracy" was subearrionoy
in all things : to_the sectional leaderi who were
(rap and notoriously In a conspiracy to over-
• ChrOw the Repiblie. Is that Ilia union want -
voi by Miens. Valandigham, Car and Pendle
ton? Thetti the Cell) is It when
the Adinintitriiinn of th e , overnMent pined
from the hando of the, Democratic
OAND AND WOOD OHAIDA
RIDI7OID 'PRICES
•
If the Democratic parly..44 . the man age-
meat of the country iv. severity years, is is
claimed by all the blatherskites of the party
on the Miami, Isn't it enriotti.f.hat they didn't
make w better .thing of It f „.They tied the'
business of governing, If we may believe their
Story, in their own hands; for 'evenly years,
and loft the Government - tumbling into ruins.
Now they roar, day andnight, that they alone
min govern the country. In this connection,
wereproduce the most striking and sugges
tive passage from the Brooklyn spewh.of the
rion..A..l..Hamilton, of Texu—s State ii
which modern
. Democratic secessionists brie
hanged more than two hundred.good °Wiens,
Who were guilty of the crime of loving their
own children more than their neighbors': ne-
gross. ,
M. Hamilton says
"I invoke the aid of the loyal people in re
storing the Government of the United States.
But, fellow. citizens, if you have the power,
•and, were to tender, to me to-night the resto
ration of the
,Union as it. *Mated in tho State
of Times in iSSI, I 'would not think You for
the 'loon, [Applause :]- If because pan
not measilre my conscience or judgment With
that of my - neighbor, or a majority of my
-nighbort, I am to be looked upon with eold
nem, snApicion and aversion" if I.and to be
insulted. end !pit openly the children of My
neighbors whom, I may have dandledmi my
' knee, .thinking that they would, at least,'
remember with kindnesi - as theirfather's
neighbor and friend; if ; I am-to be looked
ape!" as soinetiting,thathsonie, because' 'can-
Get believe' that' is . thebeglithing and
the end air legitimate_ government; if,
abeve ail; cannot say what . ' bellove,ithat
there aro , anodises and abuser 'in respect to
that institution, , widoh ought to be looked to;
lf, la shore. bemuse I might say what Wiih
ingtan.,..atid, ..believing: it, what:Jefferson
wrote, and what all the good and great men
of that day believed, I am, to, beatigmattiid
as, a traitor, and made to Suffer a-traitor's
doom; if 'Nati, tobe the Mink of the 'Union
as it Was,' I want no such`Uoton. Dtp
plause,l_ If,_ when theSinion it restored,. es
I trust, it will be, T may be at liberty to go
oat and the' tact in a practical sense,
that I am the reciplent'of the great and
timabldright:intended to be secured t., ma by,
the 'Constitution of ; the. United States ;111 I'
can 'enjoy the'right of Speeoh, es well as the
liberty - or aonsolende, amp.' can Wu each
Union; but Iran not blest one which out
the woid of promise ache ear,, to breakitto
tite_hope.!' _ ,
, .
' Tfeittors.
TA" fingtiaa piatcWriay are
. becoming
*lanky aendtive, and nlaad with us that, ma
do tanoortong, , lo stlignaatittng all thoserwho
intaid.oodng for Scum: and Baas as
traitor Is.none who legality of treas t on."
Treason, .in the ,United States, oonsisti in
'lsrdhering; • to the public, enemy, end giving
theca aldand comfort."
Now If they can prove to us that the moo.
ems of the Rughu Democracy in Pennsylva
nth, on next Tnesday,, would lot be Willed
with delight la Richmond, bj thit eabil of
arch conspirator who reign over Dixic—or
that tie eleations 'all over the free States Is
not subject of the liveliest concern to iiotir
Souther/ brethren" as Runner; styles }hos.
sem:Marais who are plotting the destruetion
'V the and freest governmentt t Oa earth—
teen, rind ,not till then, will -.we admialthat
those who Intend voting the Straker aid Barr
State and. Congressional tioketsare not
and minifort to.the erieiny.!! . • I
••
IiIII4I:rCOLLUPDXDUCII! RITZ 811111AZD
ilOlll '14404 alai there wen a tpsign in P..
W. Hughes'. correspondence with Secretary;
Soward s which Hughes caused fobs pubtlihod.
It Wes wet, gush*? 'shoal South in a man
ner that would' riot' be suspected, that then
were 100 , 000 peziene , in P a he' fkis
o
riy,il thinking, who would join the
army_ and. switott .Peuncyltnutia. Into 1 tba .
Bonthein.Confedirag. Is emitter- oft . Itie 7
Uri that istittly: . eiter corrisp . osdause
irtei ?tki- iebetpolicy tede-:,t/etiejed,'
eitifhteiiieddiaiiiitlaeoWliilfefAndeedi
ihanspieacia. - ' Thant end; the who. prefeet
was - dafeaddihroutirthegreatnprising of the.
S. RIDDLE & 00..
*1 , 7 OBS AND. PBOPBIETOBB.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. 11
. .
One of "Our Southern Brethren"
Speaking.
The following extracts from a letter from
one of the leading do:Necrotic "statesmen" of
the South, may not be new to all our readers;
bat as they am very refreshing we give them
a Ascot
"It is urged that we ought to protect our
' own system of manufactures. Wby f Would
I ;r' respect oar people more if they were shoe
kers, weavers and spinners, than we do
n w asfartners and plaster' 2 For myself,
I want auction , composed of people whdes
pursuits ennoble them, -not pin -makers sad
Mat-turners. I suntthem soldiers and stela
, men by birth, education and , purenits—born
to command, and bathed from the earliest in
fancy to a kind protection of an inferior race.
' I . ant them all slavebolders and republicans,.
loving oonsthutional litmerty—piefarring hon
or to life, math bus to money—breathing the
pure air of the 1 country, and worshiping
God instead of Mammon. Such a people we
will be with independence—ths Forams and
Spartans of America—knights trained in the
pursuit of a genuine aids/airy—true lovers of
mankind—worshipers of the immortal In
literature—daring, noble and kind—the chil
dren of God planting their feet upon the
shoulders and wielding the sceptre of & true
subromacy over the heads of the abject fol
lowers of Mammon and his tribes I"
.
- e • • • • •
reihen we have independence, and shall
wvet free trade to one' former oppressors, than
ill come the proud hour of the final and *oaf
plate triumph of the South. Look at the map
of America, and see how les rear fro= the co
rals of the *GI ' Mims crony all tiat it value,
ble. ' (Pennsylvania, tenor/ample.] W. then.
shall be hated on the throne of the our Con!.
fluent, holding in servile dep endence our for
mer oppressors. We will hold their vary'
means of living in our bandslower - our tar
iff, and they will sink ;"raise raise It; and they
will lick the dust beneath our feet. Then we
will hold them in tends to keep the peace, to
iamb ontslaves, to bend-before Our word, the
dependents and feddatoriss of the true mon of
America. Al every session they will MI the
lobbies of our Congress to beg for moray it
the adjustment of the details of oar tariff,
begging for the bread which we will - give
them, because we love mankind. .ff ws give
thews free trade, they will b. our white depend
ents, a superior kind of staves, living by bounty,
and dependent on our will, and'eroseliss . 2 be
neath the shadow of our Empire! . ' '
. .
Then last 'sentocoo graphically. portrays the,
condition into widen F. W. -Humus wishes
to bring tits people Of - Pennsylvania.. We
. . .
now give an extract from a pampblet writtste .
by' r. Canoe Furst% end , publishid in
Bic mend,entitled "Agars of .Fres ., .. .'"
B t. for christianity, fret, society would' be a
wild mess of crime; and chriattanity has not
bad fair play and a proper Sold of 'soden
whe e government has failed to institute the.
pa -begetting and protective 'inflitenoe .of
dom ado slavery. Make the laboring man
the lave of ens man, !MUM! of the slava - of
sod ty; and he would be far bettor off.' Two
bun red years of liberty have made white la
bors s a pauper - bandiui. Free society' has.
bad fair
, and, that Whloit 111 not 7 ,, must be sub
al . - Free Society le a tuedfitrous &bor..
tiou The slaves ore soil:reed - far better than
ee laborers atth — e„Aorth ate garessiel.
m
TO c nilne the justidcitlin of slaviiii to the
blac race, would be to weeksn'seriptural wi
th° y. Slavery, black or, wilt°, is rnes
eiry Nature hu made the weak to mind or
hod 'slaves. The wise "and virtuous; the
bray , the strong in mind and body, areborn
to tweed.. Men. art not born entitled to
qua rights; it would be far scorer the truth
ton , that some were bore" loiek saddle. on
their itleir, and caw , hooka and interred to
ride beta, and the riding does them good!
they read the rein*, the bit, and the war. Life'
t i ,
and bert7 are not inalienabbs. -.Tno_Da r ahat&-...
tion f ladependenoe is exuberantly false and
'bore oently fallacious. _ , -
_. .
W put it to loyal Democrste whether such
anti c ats as the above are their sentiments.
If th y are, you will vote on Tuesday next
for ' ticket put forth under the auspices of
F. W Hughes, and thus endorse the declare,
tion t you are "pauper a banditti," "barn
with ddles on ion backs," and that as riding
will do you good," thatyou need "the reins,
the bit and the spur." • We don't now believe
any of these things; but if you vote that
ticket with the light you now hare before yot4
you will Compel us' to believe all that them
two writers say. You may have been honest
ly deceived and duped heretofore; but you
cannot say that sines you have had Hughes'
resolution before you. '
An Argument in a Parable.
Can. T. Perrone& Thompson, an eminent
radical member.-of the British Parliament,
thus sums up the American problem ins let
ter to the Bradford (Eng.) ..fidnertistr 1--
There. aro tokens that light is dawning in
America, on the question of how to divote of
four millions and a half, not of horses plow
ing by the tall, but of , human avionitural La
borers employed by an equally losing pronto
Pansy that in Ireland, where'll. difilquity
was first exemplified, the cry had been naiad_
of " Where will you colonies these horns, and
whit do you propose -to do with them?"
Whitt sage or conjuror Will tell us what 11 to
be • done with four million._ and a half of
horses that may dot plow bide tail f Plow:
lug by the tail is an institution, and if you
- take it away, what willjon pinion Its place?
'Yon - want to let the horses loon jo eat their
'IIIItItOIII. - Holies that do not plow by theta%
alwsys eat their molten. ' •' - ••
-And dream that • . Lord•Lientenanti had
been -found to hold a meeting with • deputes- ,
Con of the horns _or their representatives,'
and then : and there- lay :before them his de
sire to snake a-beginning of. horeaexpania--.
tion,ifilthe delights with' whiolf be !quid see
the four and a - . half working horns
located in s distant lend I.
-Who 'shbuld - have retrained the mirth
which would have broken - forth? The fro.
tensity who have sine° expanded into-drivers
of hackney cabriolets, the genuine ancestors
of tteshepherds in Virgil, would haveasked
with such concentrations of phrase . as they
-only can acoomplish,, 4 !o, moat St tale, fed
. with spoon!.Unfortfurate youth, 4- whom
tt may justly be inquired. whether lour! ma
tenet parent was aware of your intention to
walk abroad l Satiety our desire, to' know,
whether it non occurred to ''.your Irozdahip,
that the way to deal with the horses was to
work them where they were, only not -by ithe
tail." Was, the Lord-Lientenant aver
.Of
woman horn, that dared stand .11us shook?'
Imagine, too, tint grave commercial men,
respectable householders , who might - present
themselves for bail it the doors of any Brink,
ruptoy Court in London,- had taken up{ the
cry and said they should be rained tiniest the
horses were returned to working by the nit
All th had depended on. - working by the'
tail. They -wan certain they most be storied;
if any itop.waa put to working by the !tall.
Sorely that ship, which our ancestors leaded
with the Unwise, must havegone to the !bot
tom with inch a freight. ,;No pszallei folly.:
has bas seen 'walking in its doublet' and
hose; it was re:stied for the present ! Ai* to
make this railroad iroproveinent 'in the; way
to Bedlam. • , - • ' .
If It Ii 'possible to heighten thi picture,
imagine that a rebellion had broken otd; on
this question of the tails. Tho*mutersi oall
on god and man to witness that they 141144
In deems of their right of tall. And it Visit
not b. twelve rebellion but 1111
studt land im.Ayse lt irs" sad moire piKur OW.
gow. Whpreupop one Lord Llootenalt Is
counseled to mount ' itis — itaril* :with the
rebels' horses; ride down :the
But "NO," says he, "I" was sent' her. to pre
eerie the ikons 2100 OAtithirrebellloit: . t• Fut he
It from me to ride that dolra with Motet:tarts •
losses, till I hays killed a hundred thotisand
citizens In trying to do without.", Thatixbase
been mettantlatitiono promoted to os Prorerk
butthis ought to Isar own the
GuitioilliztocVoll4.ooo,i of yam PLOO.,
Losioitox. - -Stimer.ilii appal_ moo of 'Goa.
with rospeof talthoProd:
doot's ,Ptoolocation of Ppoodocii 10*Ilioaro
prise has bun oust:utak tho itUo
Goo: 'Rasa ' ' , * #2;lib, 1 (fhititolast• r
Mort
. would! natoiraft too okpobtot'iO l e l 4#o- ' l 4-•
tootiott , of thsoindoo of the HejalgottO ft
taagtaetat:Otdotar,
Pen.lacClellan on the Proclamation.
1011 &Mount of an unusual pressure upon
both our time and our ooltunns, we have) un
til now forborne to remark upon the General
Order issued by. General lifcCuttsaz to 'the
foram under his command, touching the pres
ident's Proclamation of Emancipation. i We
read it and laid it before; oar readers with
feelings of satisbetiortand stou/ augmented
hope. Asa military order, it Is just right.
It urges prompt, cheerful obedience, while it
gives no opinion on the question_ of policy.
Gen. licemtitur has given the policy of
trying to save both the Union and Slavery a
fall and fair triaL We think ke was earnestly
desirous to do so. He thought it could be
done; but in this opinion ■ large and 'ever
inersasing majority of his loyal - countrymen
did not agree with him; and now we are
satided that Gen. MaCousax himself :oar
dially agrees with the President tint' tho
Union can be saved in no other way than the
one indicated in the Proclamation.
On this point ws adopt u our own the fol
lowing remarks of the New York Tribune:
President Lincoln—whose relations with'
General McClellan hare ever been most
1 ti
mate and trestfel—has told the d6initry4at
it was he, and no one else, who countermand
ed Secretary Stanton's order that Gen. Mc-
Dowell should reinforce Gen. McClellan , be
fore .11lahmend, leering. Washington to*he
defended-as it might. And the divisicin
eammande in - Virginia, of whic hso sitars
handle his - been - made was 'en inevitable
consonance of the derision to approsich Rich
mondby way
mistake
the James River peninsula
s btake no "Abolitionist" had , any
share in. Yet forty score of silly young offi
cals, laboring under a frightful attack of
shonideratrap on the brain, actually know no
better than still to go raving and. foaming
over the - country; throstening the most anat.
arable vengeance of w the Army," on-„ the
Abolitionists," if they don't- "atakinterfer
lug With. CiensiallioCiellan I" _
-McClellan, in his "Order No: 163,".
glees these wiles end their more dangerous'
ringleaders the . rebuke they have AO long
needed. In fed but it words, hi defines ad
mirably the relations of the army to the gov
ernment, the soldier to his country, and noti;
64 his subordinates that the policy and pur
pose eras war in which they area gaged are
to:be settled tot by them but by She can as- ;
tboritirts,and from time to, time' ludo °MeI
&UP-known to them by. the President. Me
i
orders thiii law, Which no true soldier
. riIU
think of disputing. , -tairmay. cherish the
opinion that , another - policy would . be:wiser
and more - e ff estire, hat .he will - exprelii that
opinion temperately, deferentially, and with'
profound respect for the cmustitated authori
ties of tie nation. In short, Gen. Meciellan
puts his heel &chiral, on stet-J(l66mi) or
project which looks to the transforMation of
the army into a sort of Free Parliament :and
Court of Retrain, and its chief into a Roman
Imperstor. Gen; McClellan will have nothing
of the .under his c o mmand,'-lad they who
persist in it will do so at their peril
Gat: - MoLlellati In - this order expresses no
other than a soldier's opinioil of the Presi
dent's Proclamation of. Freedom. To , have
done itherwLse would hare been held to justify
the very Meuse he was constrained to rebuke.
But we happen to know that the General's
personal conviction and: deliberate judgment
fully sustain 'and approve that . Proclamation,
regarding it se a wise,just and neceasary .
measure of National defence against deadly
and formidable amason.-. - Whatever adverse
sympathies and preposseedons Gen. McClellan
may .at au earlier day havesherished, have
been 'dissipated by the sternextarience of the
lest -year. t Re- gives' to that Proclamation,
and the policy, it Inaugurates, non merely the
-ready support -of his soldier's arm, bat the
full approval of his understanding end the
benediction of his patriot heart... It fact, we.
beliare, though we lave no authority for
stating, that the Proolamition was not issued
until after Gen. McClellan bad signified to the
President. that the time for. it, in itirjedg
went, had fully come. Gen. McClellan had
faithfully- labored for more 'than a - year to
save the- Galion without destroying Slavery.
Not succeeding in that experimeat, he was
now ready to give as loyal and hearty a sup
port tei an effort to save 'the Union; and let
Slavery go to the wall. ...And that effort will
sow M ma de
.
Hay we act hope e - that ill patriots will fol
low his example ? Has not what is distino
tividy known agile Border-Ekati.policy bad
a fair trial ? A you and half of statue
has buried the Nation in debt, fidod the land
with mourning,and ranged theßorder Stated
themeelves alcooet.beyond refinery. We who
believe that Slavery is to be efUotively fought
only by Liberty have loyally and faithfully
supported the war, though. wage., in a man
ner and on principles that Ruud toWs to
preclude the hope of same.. At laid, the
President has decided on a chugs - to our base.
and toopmate on our Us of movement. We
ask loyal men .who disagree with cm to give
this policy's fair and full a - trial as theirs has
hid, and to support thewar under it s heaiti
ly and vigorously as we did under theirs. Is
this not falr_and just ?
From Savannah.
The New York- Ewe contains an account
of affairs at Savannah, by Mr. A..G. Spencer;
forzarly, a Merchant of New York, but for
two yeariereildesit of Savannah, which - place
he left about two weeks since.:- :. The popula
tion of . the town, usually about twenty-five
thousand, is now lesi 'than fifteen thousand,
and business almost ate stand still; two out
of five hares being closed. --The :blockaders
almost perfect, boots being $3O a pair, end
$3O is ',Waged 'for' footing old ones. Tea is
worth slo,.and 00000 05 omits a pound. Flour'
is worth fp a barrel,
...with - . a limited supply
on hand , as the crop of that.region he.
proved'almeat a failure. • Oran is, however,
abundant at fifty. ante e.buthel; • The icor
are auffering -very much, as the rink are no
longer able to - 'help 'them. • Very few able
bodied men ander thirty-five aro at of the -
The - =siviend — Conscription between.
thirty-ftve and fort]-liver• will add about ca
tbird to the fighting force of the Confederay,l
which Mr. Sc estimatesst 400,000.
' When we left there were only 3,000 troops
at Savannah, but it was reported that eO,OOO,
were to be sent them. :The city is. strongly
defended, • santion being mounted. on all the.
bluffs, and 2,000 .negrose - kept st work on 'all
the defesses.": Mho water defense, of the city:
°ameba of '. - the floating batteries. Georgia and
Fingal, and obstructions thrown the rim.
These obstructions are phial about a mile
below Fart Jackson, and first, of tea
of spilas driven into the bed of the river, and
running 110213111 from bank-to- bank; and, sea-,
and, of. wooden cribs from fifteen 'to twenty
feet seam, Ailed wilt .stooe and sunk in the
bottom of the river. The -cribs are forty-to
fifty rods - below the spiles: The people are
strongly screech, though thoeir , ~ liortherzi,
nrigto aro at hears for, the Palon., ,, .Boata Car
olina figural by all ae the...resin of all the
irOutder; and mai greater latitude of speech is
allowed than at' tka begibattg of the out,'
break. Nothiug,, - but '. fora, can
bring Savannah ^ bank to royalty.: • ,
. -
This -Proolaziassion. in the, Artily of
_
A. letter from Helena, Ask,;sieilting .of the
. ,
President's Proolcumstien_ln Gen. Grant's
army; girl
mgard te• Presldent'eproelanuttion
Mnaneipation ) let =AA*" s word .14,t0 how
it was received in the - army, before I dose
thirletter. 1t - tecu - approted'or - evsildscrs.
!The - Aiemi-triatonabli Journals. May. , 010,* . ;
bet it is a fact indisputable, that.tha aoidieid
evelyrrhere—l maim the greet insets or ,tbit
muitainthaPresidentitais
.asaxpreesedin his protdamation.la sentireent; ,
In ward, end in notion, Sines it cams &rait
hate ceased through itutriy regtmest&— pave
"Amiga tined:eft elprolit their cantons et
imam ogioess higkrua4 sad , / WSW:" krtos
set Leant cas _ddaorice
Atstzeu .! front - Pen iiieota state% that rut
41 / 1 1 wort& insata had arAlent,thattoe for
vnion- -.IS is Wet*, however. that Mobile
wan thstriiallUtitttionz' sr%
shalthisnritzeithsg nawa L trinszthat ques
t?.._ ,skstot.p.:Yort hiorgen,...tbapela d - 1;;;
OT this !Altana 46 Val la 'Say," is one
of thi lost sisbaista - leilteniehinten - of the
Sunent qatilitettlensioaha tiu4s= hen
j? .,• „? . .nt r-t n'.fpf.:llt '
•.. • - •
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•
VOLUME LXXV---N6, .280
. - - .
de Frauds W. Hashes rowels la thebleased
visions of. a Boathera Oorifederaey—for me
presume, is the amen of the felti.Useeit_of
.71.qm, he will emigrate , to North Cuanza,
and join hands with his rebel kin' drool, whom
he is now so gratefully and cordially assisting
—does he ever think of contrasting the taxes
levied by the Government Of the United States
end those levied by his friends, Aloe rebels?
In all his orations taxation le made. a promi
nent feature, and those who parrot his ones
are running for office on the . Dreefilnridfic
ticket, and confidently rely Upon the influence
produced by, their misrepresentatioM of the
national debt, and the tax made necessary to
maintain the Govenunent.' d. single section
frem thernew tax bill now before the rebel
Congreas:will chow Ihe difference toitween
the revenue measures of Mr. - lan:Wail's Ad
mirdstration and that of the oligarchy. of Jed
Davis; - Here lithe first and principal see
'That on the let day ei4intrau, • 1863,
then shall be levied and -assessed on each
- tft •C - deat - a s Settell for
theresidente e
thi support of the Clifermiesir add Ile do
-fence of the country, the _following 'tax,
wit: One-Ai* the value - of all the . Wheat,
eon:, rice, rye, oats, potatoes, hemp,' flax;
peas, beans, hay, wooloosin, tar,--pitth tur
pentine, cottonougar, molasses, and - tobamo
produced by 'Ahem in those States daring
the previous calendar year; also, • on-ildi
of the value of the Increase for the pre
ceding .calendar ,yeskr of the. horses, asses,
cattle, sheep. and swine; and, also, OW.
1 1 / 4 1 - _Ot the profits made.. to the preceding
,calendar. -
year by ,
the, feeding of - Swine,
sheep, cattle or muleiL also, osieVfjli of
each person's yearly Monte ' Dirlhe pre.
Cadent calendar year,.froin all sour te - What
soever.' except the laciiirns lusreithefare de
scribed,' and except front the Interesten Con
federate bonds,_oertiflosleis or; trees p ates;
preSided, That Slid tex so levied assess
ed shall be due and pueblo - on. th e t day
of April, IS6B;;Provided further, Tent for
eigneer_-residenti-, within the .Cenfafierata
States s h all not lei - required to pay; - lexcept
from the atireseldWitieles produced flibr for
them;or from incomes or profile derived from,
busbies' conduoted by thomln thole - States;
nor shall any_taxle levied upon the products
otresidents where theitonalsalue of such pro
ductr, Auring_sald year, Ellen than 4140.0; nor
shall any tax be levied upon the income of
residents where the total „value, fit such in
onie is leis than 'P soo ^;
IVint Would the farmers c;folciPenniyivania
say - to a tax bill like this lirhat Would the
capitalinsi ay P - And- whit bettor eiVidences
of the utter'exhauition mid dePrissierri Of the
trattoria:mid be.deeired Hcorlong can the
leadethand:tyrants who thus el:press and im
-ponsishaiteiroady impiveriaheetpeople hope
tencentairra cruel and hopelessmateraut
a generouilloremerneral.-PAilodetpAic Press.
wrs
From the Upper. Potomac.
T ALIL2'iIiM:IIITVATIOIi VD Pito.8i1;111
The best information that -- can ire" derived
from Virginia' - confirms the - theorkl have
already - put forth,- . that the body of tbigsbel
army, which lingered tor a time on the south
bank of the Potomac, retlied jui L the Valley
from th e direction of Martinsburg Deers wee k
ago. They cueceed, .however - ,..L0 keeping up
the semblance of a force . along,-the Potomac,
for their own parpOrei.. 'Thai ,thie:Spiendid
Fall weather,- with • its Invigorating •air and
excollent roads inviting to activity, - will Soon
give place to storms and muddy_ diCrtnigh
fares, which will forbid di to move; `ll, the
time the Potomac has been swollen by nano
which • will secure "My MitrylantrA-egainst
another robot red; the roads, — b - T7tlilS,aame
natural agencies,Willtaveibeer(residiond im
passable.' .We AAI then he ready - ,"lsuppose,
to go. into. Winter uusrteri wherE-thils,army.
will waste away oy sick:teas and, inaction
andbeasedy (7) tot active operntleitsja 1-71;
„ran rlstliiir or tin s aturr-4mii.r.
Them h nothing the soldieti desire aci'much
as to hare the war brought to welose:"lVith
them time is crinything. They are tired of
the bosizths and want -to goloma. i'-This
as true .or the. , rebel soldiers' it of iour own
,;".'
and with a certain deco—not, hope,hy any
mews the or largest-,every boor's delay
makes them more and more , indifferent ..as to
kow the figliting suds. so' Unit lt andia ;
more the. Zeicil restraint Which habit the army
roiethir, and' half of them iroulitki hams to
- "sea their parents” to loiorrollathe ;other. -
half 'would - vote to send Commisiiiiners
Richmond, or "to wolcome propoindona from
-the rebels for winding up the strtiggli="iather
than drag through'. another w'intaratiinpaign
in the swamps. of the Cblekshoininy,or in
-any, other part of ..Virginia. -Bat give. them
the Noid:!Vorwani,". - ,and
leaders and reinforcements, they will net stop
until they , are ; °hued the ; rehisia into the
There is nothing, the soldiers BO ma'
as this etereal delay, and the proirpopt af an '..
indefinite prolongation of. the war. '".Let us
Whip or get
: whipped,. and lune an add-of it," .
is the language-of every man I inset and talk
with- on the snidest.. This Giber's: (who are
worth a copper) would saxtha saute.thing if
thej, possessed the independence r ot those in
the slab, and would speak- their:Minds. I
mention these things, not willingly,bist for the'
pm:pouter showing the tnapsraf diconv, and
the Anitae necessity of keeping their ~Tice
. emptoyed - and • th'eir sun& :easy.—xi - y. Tines
"Dosnriptiou'of Fiat MOM&
The reragee Engllihman from Maintain:l,w
portion of whose very interesting morrative we
.gave yesterday, law. Port Darting tut. Tome,
and again Jut before leaving, Three comps
wits of infantry and one companj of - lamina
here encamped lbehind the fort. - There an
only thirteen guns. mounted in, thethort, but
them Is mote for more, and there is - a uterine
battery, condoling of throe M:pounder rifled
gone. Them &realm four ton-inahr oolumbi,
ads. . : The rat sre - prdinory. omootbitors 32-T
ponadera„..,Ontoide the fork:there , are. three"
masked bitieries of 10;inalieolotontdoSla, one
Bud is ',SAL.battery, womiass— th• aP
pmaaluio of.the river, and,one iii; front the
fort,.aomminding.the line of flpifi 708/1011
and otherblatruations. ....;
*.Thens are lon rows , ' -of iniskatireeilsli at
Fort Darling; with an ipaninglar robot matt :
:to goy through. • Between-Port Darling and
Richmond Lillie :lass Vans the latter Diane,
there is ti single row of.metkint.flillelniethlsh
is not commanded by rani. maw bee can be
protected by field Pelee. , About Avis hundred
yarda,,,ncerer ta Richmond ; is,.tler.pantoon
_bridge used for protslng.t.reep onithaappo-,.
site si de-of theo' slier, and ' thousand
.yinisiciwer detail than'Bori Darling bat
-tory widatils Said to be-widiustsidwith twelve ltana — aaa : iron'batter, irate-4)fis iron 'battery , of three guns.. Tb• -
Englishman half suspects that it mai 'posti-'..
bly bo..n htunbng,, as ha _could ; nom see any
Soldiers' or any signs of tobilari in' die -
ty f but if riot • hurabog-it is a Essay belts*
.11blot Alley are try ingto Wank. ter. ,
of.tits Ar..lTreent. • • •
Emancipation and thetlilaekl;Flag.
":; President Lincoln's Butaneipailcat Proofs. ,
mation , has insplred.3ho utesCliT4 l 7 - tanir
throughout .the South. The rebels _do net
-laugh - at the decree, but quake sitkappre
-kansion.:l Thep express.tsars Wit it " , will be:
,tharneans of .prodttaing .09enter.levantion
int:he - slave !Lite!, and rite eoldiefi - derire to
return deir 'ltootit protect ttrii"AoisTies.
they ballovii.the Sepsis to. bo.oipoitod is
secret associationi :and .only to be waiting an
anaptoious opportcialty to rise in insurrection
es saw.: Teti' base beard.Sdroady of the
„pep: L * o o4n, end are becoming Tory rottbro:
trader ,their Joke: .. Tb. . 11 :9c 1 1 1 44.10 OUldren,
or ilia natal distriots are rotopyttagl4 /Xi Maar
low Wei; antroansusination'atternsU be or&
r eersat t „ ij-7;
' The.itUrnediate resifts of this ...feeling are
resseures of greet . seitirititoWirdilie blacks,
being not tionthvithoattdotsoo• to
Micilits). condition. Swami bon beep hang
in thirleiniti . 'bf 'Jeffersonton, ifs.,'Stairged.
pith itoospitariv, Tito:Union 'white edtitens of
`g ( 49 l l. ll kre toOraz.e Wog.tios is Ocquktots-2 :
ble:4 l Atoferf, to Richmond. •
' 'The foellog In trot &nay; itid - ipioiNeiotols
lo'gssorsi, - Win favor of 41eiperatat fuessurea.:
ohlotof . 3 000 1 kt044._:4 1 . 55it4.0 1( 4444
ID fi p it, toK# tito.,koldlesi'tetittV, fight
ATonter tiatessitli &roc' :1r
Apthiatir'{iiptioriessffietattiliarbiller i d4W'
Gootrooseqfq.p. to"..ogunt
poWsootion tho • -
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