0 lElli El Mr ISE IMIE 1 lEEE SIM MEI r! . IS 1 • • •-• EEO 111 ~:.•.•: =3== . . - f ; *, : ::•• ' 41.. • MIIISI • !,4 E=SBl 1 , . '.L.j~, REME MEM , . j•.• MEE • ••t's - •• ; . : ERN ElEl • !.‘• I .-•••:: -14••••;.• 41•;;;.. • ' '• ; •••••••••;;1 • ••11 • ' • • „,,,.1- -,1...!,'4......:: ~: 5.: ' : .p'‘ , ~.., :”. L ''' . • '.. ' . • ~,,'-' ' ~4'•:: '.' .. :•.':','.•'-'.:, , .`,' ' :,', CI! - „,' , 45 r; ' .-',.**,: ' ;;: i1,..-,..*4-c• ... , : :• '"f:* ..........i..1,.1!::;;;.!,,:i:+ t 4 le , .q,..iitt.‘::: 4,-;.: .. •,:.,.. 1 -Nrfi.'lf.„..V.r;: :r...-i''', i'..:,:,'.':' I'. '4 c: 4 : : :ti . . s ! :;,.'-..-: ,s''.. ; ::":' ''''''. ;' 3-:;%:' 1.:::' :i4k.;.lC• 1.1.1.- \ ' .4-5... •' .. '..,.;-...",i.:,: . ,;.+; I .4 .. ce, :Sy": ::.•'.' ...!Ne ' ,t • -: :' F :' k;liii?; .. if It:. f-';.l'. .' . ' I•.‘ VkiiNit'A, iCjt:li':'•:4 I'l •':/,:. :4" . • et Z.); "•":. II...4::::4 ''.. I i''.2si::•' .. t,•...:.: !4...":1..1:1.1.y.,53.4, 4'.;.-7-v2;'. /.4 ',- ..;',:.4.•1.- ' . e 'l,' .• ; ' ''• ;' ...." % ' Z re -I', 'iv, ...":"' :::‘• - ' '''. ,„0. '::-.1'.'i-:1'.•„•-•:?I'.4.I' L ' ...'"i'''.. ' ' . :....5.•!. •••fee' 1 ' 4 .- • • I ' ''; ..• ..:•.:' ..: • a..-.... , 1' •:' —`. '''' .` , • :. ''''''l ' ,: , I I t .. e:' •••*.•' ..., :k,1•:;...ry ;4:: ' '•• L • '''......-: .. M 131111 MEM 1211220 ME . ~~,. CIMN • .5' 11 .It "^'~~~~~~~~l~ „~ , .~^F + -~~~#~y ` z ~y:~`~z~'~~a, ~ ;x ` x~C,;:~ v-.u'y,.~'M9:;.'' ESTABLISIIED 'IN 1786. Callt 4 L1810411;41e. Knows. Pd. P. BECK t .- CKL; No. 185' pit rtniinilitaiburit. Pa.. Wholesale Gra 7121 1."11,11) Pla*Vinthltdl3•oo2/I(AHOUN:- surranowc ammo, aaaea OR ' IOTCa PIA, .04 LAT szultH Z iff HBB Is WILKINSON, COMMIE= alasellaitarolails dealer to 'WM tilll2 HIPIRSTI OH DR UID PROPWE% =Gk. aitaxx - a ..:yntasio. SHO roma &Ha. &MATH a& Hui. Was, la. Marty &Hist. Pitesairret.. 110 l _ or Orb adasoorsanta midi. Oandgarsata as. AEDZIII IMMO LITILIXE, AOLFOWN . .LINHART notrz AID GSA= UOILIMINAI Itsmonsits, to the ado of Moor, Grain, Por Ka, Lug. lannor_llm Chow-Baus. Grass, Itatnan, Poostosi, - Pot sat Part &day dslarstns, Wand and LW Otlin Dried sad Dam 'nth% lime% %nor, Ms 'ma Oran Pass. Osin admanmods on Oonstirozatits. • • • • - Libetty rt.. Pittances:b. jr ORN la • o .l.l l PlVliiktkooas• siox aito raswAiwore Mamas and wilds; ale daslar in WZOTOBN a;Euasvx.oszxaz.- BuTLa Lop, PO4&_I4OO2G_PIAitrIOIII, POT AND' PXABL - a . .,EALUA Liar asp- AND Lean • OILS .- LINO Ira and endow j, Nos. 141 and 113 Trait Itreet, ad•- • ••••• ' Li arts simpAse. ()t er n. tt t3IISPARD, Ocuousmorldza• morMand Oak= to drop GR A AND PRODIM. No. 24.114b0rty. QM* broods of /Um kw Mikan sod T zmo mostionto do band. Partiontm itimitkor iSfd to Moe mien I* Iforkimuis dotkdi. 1." INX. Z. LAVAL titiOMITME, it LANA. _Ocnonsauir lincluate asd wholaule &ears la. GEOM. 3J33, 'LOON, COLA ,IN .11209.17 , 09, 9/4 - tio: 329 Mort, street, Mbibant.th 334:- . •:; - 73613.1113 . • -- • ()HARMS- LEROI4.-lilatra %./ Gnaw horn Axis taw Onzik a rincturt 12r isig of GRAIL WO" PRODUCUra end mist for I.l* cerebrated ILlatonknis (16. grirt2 /14 = 11 4 1.165 ' f i ntatOor P; 4 7 shod litfieb• 413 - lANZEI DALZIKLL & 802 i liatoxio; TIMM 411- isMiD OLL, suarit far the and aslik , . of ORODI AND HNFIERD maLiol4 Noe. a *ACM WAIL, 14014LANDRIDD nooessor to Jiu . ): Ipgaa. lila -US street, Piga buiaI2II2I=U.:PILODUCT:-.0 r Amp . , , WK. • • 'JOU. maxratimat. ir KIRKPATRICK BROTHER, u •00:••••in - u &wt . s Kirkpatrickg.) aux 41200Z63, Nos. /91 sat 193 1,1399t7 steed, Pfitsbanch. spldsly =saw imio, ti lik il p arn a nom oenananss, ____ _o gpodial Prztnar. RA& a. MIMI, MEANS CO FF I N ' moons= to sm. WClandism,ffiras Is 00., WZOLBSAIX 080. WM, =ducat Wood and Walla stalpela,,Pittitargb, - , Penas. DUNS VAN GORDEN.; Ficarouimm 011100M10111 Kamm? Ardor YLOIIII. BUT ;, mown, ers:ltuao, GERIZIA tom. DBLID AHD QWN Urn 'actd_Produoi.goo - Litionlaioh iimidoze=o_o4. Wanhomps. No. US Eleocomisinot. DASIIILTWIT. If H. VOIGI r i CO. mimosa to L. G. LAD aswissoDualgui 00111118810 N WM. 4111.L.111; 117 Worts drook Pitts • • • Pa. Czmai . , MIRA 41; 00., WzoirtiAut Wood* Oomousaiox 'llzacarafrof, =oar of aled4 a,4 Wept dont% Pittoloangli, Jy7 CR/%171T - ir I.4xuctuicor llikaa'Ailii, awl daslirs 31/tiDUoll, el = RILOUN, 1 13901,. 311133 N. afl, No. 13 orawc; 1ay31:13 L I _IIWARI3 31. 1 36Z13341.WfW3101.1213LS 13.1311.0=111-AND Ottalll3Blol} /110111111 ANT, Siassonsartelbs Diamond, Now 13 . /133133416 LAWfolia4.lN 41, .STEICILILT,- wawa. Chow Ann CWIJUNIXIS •• 1W Wood street, Piitsbureu war !soaps.. 13•116....1110131F1111114/11116 " ' ' •trot. inkohliripm a&a imot.isuas awns . • IMitilikt•AND DOlll2lllO Din AKons, OfiArCtid Ana, Wtd host atom. ithuszed slley,Eltubargh. spitttf.' ALILL BATES, Dwil ii FixamAiru amnia Dli GOuDly OLOME,I3 as S BAWLIS lUMLICAtire - A - Vittebatigt, . - X. awls 'so order. - 411130:1 Mut. krisoY:*sis lAAz.r. AIoABOY .k CO,- Dealers 111 708 mall :SAD Ixonzrno qatar. GOODS. Igo. 40 Fedora Skeet; (mixatat dear. below Stier. k e g a . • . q Caw akbet.ll t WW te e; Jaaribaus . D.lo teratia Kula. allumn- Dania/ GOODS, E st Asocriptioai Nos. 17 sad 11 Mb street, Pittsbn hilt & 11 1: 1 0164 Weal - D s il r i enitratwnatir ak p .i j t =s au: lEEE .0 • Burchlaid it 04Wbblerd•laid gotall 87•11.11 - A211 FANCY - DVICE4OOI*. :Borth bat &arse of tourlditud Motet street& soil Ilikkatii: ROAN , Wholualicsadlia. u 1111 Debi tic an kinds of 211119111 1 / 4 19,- DRY 0001:19. 41:04 No.. 77 and 79 ntarkat • ,-vr. - BARKHR, At 00; Datums nr Art u oho* masa mita isnot, tomato TUN WI mirth. fasubmtb. - • ' ' IfflleGlif4lll7l3 WiON Tostrerwr.NAiii - mrtrim DZUGS AZD - 011111Latitti PZIWITEIBIG ream lIMININGTLITMOILB, 7.1M 1L1L411311D1 itk; *a, of striotty.prirsub qua, etyAhltth batarle at low& . aublimlib•• 6•l4lndltauldt am* , T. Prodirtior • •,• ocati • • • all b.ca. = Lt ltAliN Tostroftist - iut litaindkotorer ot W/IITD LALD.LaDzIPTI krum,ccomoirot.Wocdindixosir streets, Pitts!. •• h. JUAN I:3t*rf soissAta Dmu tx Mee, PALO% OILIP.TABIUMMAND Pm =WS, /Pa 496 Liberty street. All ardete will metre • • atteation. tWf , " KtSsshm 4 =s au, mourish. PROOVC.V. - _ sax% Locesu j _a szuvis. LINDSAY TBLFOILD, WzotasAza w Err= MMUS, iwoa PACkt 1,09 i nsuase,• 157 IdboFty *ant, Plikberei.,' :••• • •• U • • le ilaßArtaans.Nolialtb3 ina k . ladOcessahrlaa *ant and &War is 0 EVITILIS, 71118 sad iErodost poilasikh -W • 1, . 1 , CleilL, (MIX .10.4 (suadeeste So meEgibra. a ax.) .70313 basilaind dada. 730•11110f18, - comer Of Woks, sad Ifroot ota. 166 ME lIE g . ` l lama/sear to Jaok %Moak a lkowaseadA Pour. PM:lila amovziwza. lt....lll.Peartajalomadaath :•• - , EM=UM .46110:1/..;. OXMAN, Arrcuissr - Amp Oomo=MEW Law-. ,0100, No. EN ant . lai.Ellll.loNlaoso onbralloll E ta kb W & SNDIMPOI b itialake• ~ Cleliadtair NNW l4so49PlallOt a G. 1 / I .ll;otsvossas tile La.r.. am : wsponnalswrZtagralow "Asp! Duni amt. "" 1 " 14,I. is Datilet S. liallant 0.1117111111;116 &AO. EICIHOTBEcAvromrs ' 1 22 1 ,4 1 1r i - : 1 ;4!" us .1 . 5 m. zthel!, rumps* 800,78 at.rD SHOES, TOENCLAKESELIii Masommintas as s et=l,94=72 - `Wt, m a 00. mica. % A sum.. lieram w= WALT* • iginipriPsprilrxedWheeetniti, ~ 3,:. ~-. ;~'~` •ri or • -4 #l 4 r; lAL'D i lLtiLlr A Milli' a and 79 fir tarstreet, I Bll.(Kti:‘ 4 , 7 000 100.11001 tibbo4o4 1171 r ct ••;• ?1, 1. • 1 14 t 4 . • kV. •.• , • 011151 0 9. , i •ab 444 C. --., t 4 0 ,1.4 4 • •• ii •Kt " r''' ';f a ind " ,.l ' •-• t•Y: 1,4 4T2131,,,i Zr. 1 .. +4.3 TOP -talle.,o44,ll.,UfdeSt.r.:-W _ - =I ERE DAILY OROMAII. SHEIVIER a J.JI ZR - • WHOWAILLB GROOMS ookwLEaros sulaaaLzrze, _ NIL IT end Kg ScalthUld fitnot, ?arm !fowl, I'ITTEIPPBOR, PA M. 1:10BKLT,, WBOLISALB GBOOD No. to LIBMITT STRIXT, PITIIIBI4IOIII, Boothe purchased the latemet of kbi late ;arta.% will Matinee tha badmerat the old Mond, and and be plumed to nosh' the patronamt of hie old Janda eastantera. m 1.6:dt1 4°l . ammo iaixiaa. Erma _ TR6I3LE, Wso ia u , aLtai Itiaaasi Video b PDADI7OII FLOUR, DAOOII, OHX ai LEID, WM, °ARBON AND LARD OIL, 130 N, NAI7,II,43LAJA 00T1'ON MUM. fiat Piaabuatia numilictans • • . 112 aml 114 aseond stratMaab • h. maim' wcoo.m. no.. • no.Assvou^ lot the lags Bra DID. £ 16 - : IP= TtPabTFAX At o . at, Widhnrllki 3 Ohlo.).' 4 4 •.' . • • R i f DONALD A ARM Wan* AA, ease Ozoozat, PDLIDOOIIAXD &XXI= MA. awn, Jade= fa • 00117=1, N. O. BIIGAB and BOLA n.r , l, BMX= AMMO and awn, FLOC • BACON. TOBACCO; TILE L itICT, p:1 , -, BILEDB, AC4., No. 9 12 end 5144 Bt., . _ 7,... .. R & ...a. o. llitMimmMlEßE..........wm. to. ammo. t 0 to GN Bo tinEYME .I, in 000ssors rnot di ilhabdomon, hol osol l daoloro lo I NNIIITS, NUN A W ND SPONS; CON tr.OTIoNXELY, OIIGABB. MIN WORKS, do.. No 115113 Ind - its Wood aunt, aloe Fltti. Pittsburgh, -PAWL" . illikdi7 C'*' TAD,II4I7aLiA Gnaw AND L- ie atisciai*.sid embre tn' au 1100 of Oovirscr Pommy Amp Pcramax Lulu. laseV,qraof.oßoidoo food y of Wow. stella r PittabarghaY: . . spla _ _ , Jk eta JONES do SON, Wltounia- Gionas um 'Boit Portoicts; Nolen In ROPE, OAKUM. U .. 01 .8, PiTOE sml ettlateugh manufactured russaio. 141 Water at., darts the 2Lonongaluda Bridge.Pittsburalk. Pa. - - • , ROBERT DALEELL & CO„ Wawa-. LIP masa Gasmas, 00117110311= asp Ponwaalana ..; • • , • , • 'I,IODIIOZ and PIM- MOM WALLMit. AMMO, SHIPTON4 00, Wawa- WATT & WILSON, Wnoistuut Osta• vir conk Oonsuolou litzacousto, tad &aim to Pnotuco and Pittaborsh masoiLmotarea, Na. 158 L 11 3• my moot, Pittabu.. cab ItaLiki MOLY a (V, Waclla.u.ta A. (hams, 007111/111/0i lhaaaawai, sad &tiara In PILUDIVOZ, No. 80 Wager Wad, and 66 :Mt 11,104 MI 11. 011,0611 Vila .11.11.111101=. j; 8. DILWORTH & 00., Wawa:sax so : Guam, Wirmail apt LIS flionbistroalowor Snaltalleld, Pittsbur's. nol VELLUM /1017/4 O _ jHN FLOYD CO., Wm:Luau' Ow gill =GARD Occatanoz Ilzactaires, MN 171 Wood and 298 Liberty Jimmy fttaburgh.. lal6 • ,Y Weoutuza TT ' Gwen, Li. Lead 110 Wood' street, ?Mr fbufgh, Pa. Itr.l4:dtt :A LNIXANpEtt - Tr u -' WaoLsaaa '4l46„Gama, rt• Eal Soca 11634/iO. 2 7 3 !USE. Pit Pa. mixt) JfIALTUFA CT !DRAMS. n &W. BEN - NETT, Id.trarrActuazas Ls. or WHITE STONY CHINA AND =AN OOLOBSD WAGE. aill - Crnas aID WAftimovis 44 No. 74 Turn ads*, Prasivios, NA. .ah • • Vat Kw. . ACKINTOSH. iIIIMPHLLL CO., mum Nl* sad Haas etreeta, arsai the Crap Wate_ty.±rrlnk, PitUftrO, klannfacanrers of ig.ao,M AND Mr IMAM 41/ I.llPltOlf.lo PATMIT 090MLATIIIGI finetilf - MIN= AND; ALLOW VALVES. ell iiste and Seri/41A' : ti ring pot up of lar . snLoikliVwork truatinig ha T prompt:me, and the chars:tar of= mut, m ill public patronage. We Emits vr4al. Walton to our HALANOWIY, PALM OSOILLITING 1121012igh,`eararnibintag advantages heretotete unattained In this clam of : • • jafitlyd tWMGiiNM ' - -Ootaa Of itaKiiaa Libertystreeti, '' r rursßusou, P.., , 11844124741/3111 Of; , . ill:MI:BIOS 03T1.1.1.i 7.301.N1L5. 11.6.0H.111 'l, Pi, &a. - ' miur.t.f .1:I1GV • • ON. Wama Pimbur. somidefttuurasorua ammo, " .II Mm7 GHT73FLYM„ OCIAM9NAND . I4IIBOAD. uticalar aimed or dived 81111C28 and Irv or mall, nada to ceder at short 1144101., ijki A ILIOLL4bI - - i% ak, AO. .21b ga T ai v natlZWiasaintriaMt :trvary discriptbee eILIZATILta MAID= RH. solicitedattua tba tads. mil Veda Dewar" Letabliend ea roes hartntettatka: tetataerlar T. 1 . 1.4 1 111.2017...... 61110217.3.. F i i ( l , 3 Li 3. 1 1 .1 0 GlefiSoo., WOM La AT. ;mesa. Warobocus, N. 12 Wood street, addax cdllrint, Pittsburgh, Po. peddid JIUS/C, - • OBABLOTTB ALUM, Diwaz nr MINSIO'.AND"KIIIIICILI: INSTRUNNNTd. Aldo moat to NUNN a 00.13 - PLANO9, HUS. PIANOSiodd PBCROD k 1.10.'d 11.111.0 DE. 'oss. No. 43 ma street, mood door above Wood, littsborer;Pa:T :!?linos to lot, Rod taken to oz. • •4 • Wilt • ;iz • LL~Yvaaaaq,Yvetoal Itrsivinotts, and sole -apenurtor litetowirs'eolebratad PLL8035,.X0. 153 3134tr0e1. Pittsbirgls. m 729 JkL ft, Ammo, zx Yullos • IlltiodgftrAtcw No. SI Wood .stroot, .Ibet.oasof sjoartA split and Mamma alley. Pittatrare. Ps DEXTIST.RI: J . OMPH, AD A.llB Durum,Co nnelly: n Mho& Iaw OMPH, rnosd lad Grant strop% Pittsburgh. 4itnnatansa—Dr. A. N. Pollock. pr. Hallook, thusiate Babbtria. Sawn irrett, inpantly 11006RELEXAB, am, EL JOHNSTON k Ofldiktaxisis . B 9 ; • 41110 JOEL OM's' • ' ' ''ANDMVV.A. , =arm, No. 66 Wood Street, nazi door to Ma • :L. "'GUM* - PttadnultlV - 441. , 90.[00L sad jati.w EOM • oniatan on band. L. - AMA:D a ' STA. Twin, No. Ilk pirvikep9aoAnnatop. FlJ==M ualiPH HORNE, %blithe zit Tsar war.: anizzat, perm! gime, Neu ST NiMACIEUm 00., DIUM/111 Zignoapawas. •Liggsstisms! Xervir. ste n Nov. qd LIM ilhel‘num sob Lasztril..aszirro. WARD, Diaz,= IN /lOW ' non Nang, Bono, Xasinazg, sad all is. i rano= on aroma 'LOANS through my gpaoy gig nogontillo tangs. fr moan to good ad. alma= al as bb llrl i llgnand woad clan mar aad Worn= strilottg otodl, ,off .agron,,opraddi Ilt.z. roar. - Man HULL' P4LPICRII. ..UT. P. MARRA A T.Tohuaii ur WALL *Pooomai Boma, lay Ito. II Wood straell tableet. _ lt P 'F4: • WOW i - Asko to BONN HATO, IWILLWraII. NOSI. Niel STRAW • • • • losiodUt. •: •-: ?Tit :,(jmn tharthappi HaTigickb Mows, Oaddoskilid-P,l2 . 7 . thialb 4thos, - '• Vi,Tulkie Nona sirs—niwy adobe 1114M1111001$ she Inds gabby Dori et. Oar 1 /V V deIdb3VLAMJAWS MCI liVei4, 'be Withalle Olaf Ix ronsnial to oho la. odotioo. film tolbowingoloodoi 19Otorben. ' for by J. •H. PHlag" 1.; r 3 , , VW. *I mail it-N.411W atteet. =OS - PITTSBURGH, FRIDA MORNING, JULY 31, 1863. MISCELL.I.4 - EOlll3 CARDS. D UQUESNE BILViS WORK& CADMAN & CRAWFORD, Itanntactarers of every variety of finished DRAM WORK WOE _?4,umjnits, arrA t ut 01 2.134/TTITS, OHINBTN„ ADiD 00 rPEBEIMITE.S. „ BRAM QM:MS, of all deoctiptkinA nude to coda. STEAMBOAT WORE, STEAM AND GM WITTING, and REPAIRING promptly attended th. Particular attention pald t fitting up BIETIVE. BUM E AXIAL AND GARTION OIL& alto, 8.1. Agents tor the Western District of Poss. sylvards for Las oils of NAME, .LAUBDDL.L 00.'8 PATENT SIPHON PDMP, the best eve Invented Hl,llllll DO Tlll+llo l / 2 ft 4 1:10t liable to gill out of optic, and will limns more Taos Om say poop of twice Its rim.- sitiS D. M. BARBOUR, W/211 L. L. WILISLI a HBO.. Omit, of Pratt aid Cbgnures Bingo, BABWAIONAL OLDDRAL COMMISSION And Agouti for tha sale of DUPONT'S GUNPO W. DEB AND SAYITT PUS& • Barely* on cxmlignsientall Mao( %nob= Pro• lino% and nuke advances Dimon. N. B.—Railroad trim* is front of Warnhogra. tam To William M. Smith a ths., Pittsburgh ; Miller & 1/Icketeary e d i rP C : r l i he t = Merchents' Bank, Elultiuum,; U. De Pord • Bons. '. PATENTED OUT. 8, 1861 Dithridge's Patent OVAL LAKE' OHThiNIEI3, Manufactured of XX FLIRT GLASS. Those OhWilde/ In intended for the Sat dame, which heating all parts of ilea equally, does not expose it to g n D. DITEEREDOM, • Tort Pitt Mao Works 011 Washin gtoburgh, n stree P t, - Pittsa. LADIES' FANCY FURS 'aau.nsaa•e PAIRTIf 2171111; a➢BT's 71111 OAPS, (JOLLA= a aLorzei KAU AND OAPS. there variety and .tyb of the shoes goods on bead and for rola fit LICIORD t WO.lll WOOD STRAIT BLAUIi 1) • 01 4 11) tiTtrdsd. • • PITTSBURGH, JUL PARK, BROTHER & CO., Eanclactarsra of ! FIRST. MUST! REFIRID OAST ITERIa briars, Flat and Octagon, of all dui . Warranted ,aqual. to any boyertad or manufactand - In this country. Ogrufloa and Want:mak boa. 10 and 161 FIRST and lii and IZd SZOORD STILEST6. 1111Ituritb• • blhlyd KW twu a—klaving jun retained trom tit* Seat, we ban sow In store so expir EgOCYI.6 rageSS Adapted to Ow paasaa. Deatara alma to sapped with LA.DL ' and (11111.011itta B OTBAAM2II, at • alighi advance far ca)dt. at OMO. ALBBEB, BON • 00 . 11 , bli U. It. <art./1..' 'r" i • • • I) bTWI 1 Trrrusairrre • 14, E, Jr., & CO., Dear. In Li A , 6 PIPS. EMI= LIA.D4 UT. DiCSITS, Na n% OHA DLLI 888, BS .(71SZT8, and PIM Ds B. DW.Witatld IV wttil bob 41.3 0011 'mar Kiia gas la thy most a-proved monciar. • /to. 0. (boat dde)rllDlEAls &TAU.'. 2.c1 door below lioblzweb t ABgee b y. a' .lk bleoalrle .•tesuptly r, AC' ~, •Wri , . 4 . ,1 Ji it °U., ' aux! • roviazzinttairetak, ra. Whasacorai, tio. 901 Liberty atrooL alarolitotttratiot COOK, PAILLOI/ &NC MCAT. USG 81 . 43111123, PAR.LOS !LSD EITCtIEId WILTE6, aoLLow wales no., duel and Gloat aratilds, Beth bit EMU 01,02 4 P. Mill Mw*lh Cu, Water mad ihr. tiva Pipe, dad Iron; Drat Irons, Wagoa Nara tat: gar KtWalk Pullape,Ltaageds, Cu %nada, Gol6pa sad Otattnits gruantity. Also, Jobtdog and a* dartage made to order. Paternal fortabh,llllll, with &ram or Roma Parer. ' . aoli:tat grgat.. alumna.. A ta.RatiEZIY • COAL YARD. Li* A. R. CLARET Oa, Dealers Is 'oonL, Oo Ks, WEL SLAM PLASTER ozatiraT, MLR BEM AHD ULAT. earamsw imfirpos &raft _owl fiosACbanwi. ilAdAall LIAM& b VU ., Makin and dbast %goiters, PINII 5 BERT, Noe. 20, Mitsui Ig. Hating lettlAd iatge and and taraislod It *lb tbs meet 'anti:nod y ire are - to manufacture na damtptia *ram= eino Nat Wirer, sad warranted mod to- soy • nude -In' tbe country. Clllllll=B, BRUMES. MU* REDO; STRAIP PIP///a I.ooolloTrirli 801LL11540011D1115111.11, STILWAGITATORS, 511ITLING PANS, BOILER IRON lIRIDINge, 81 / 04 / 1 rAIIS. end 101 l Inanufaeterere el BLUR. RILLS' rATAZit DOILNii. Repairing none on doblitaf p - vats • r u • tA •Nr. 1110 to tekhotteir Oa lam of Powdat. 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York Waite A writer in the New York Waite &W Y. port of a series of conversations with A - d,. tanteneratT g marveieg r vai: Isborsofthirooerthronghent - e W= t army, among the oontrabands, and .ill plantations. "We have reason to he pa full " says the writer, "for the meicy WI has saved:the ills of the adjutant genersiof the army. The disease took deal) hold of a frame exhanstal with over-work and eat., and brought one of the purest and most de voted patriots In the country—ln many re spects on. of the ablest, and in all tempo/ the most valuable clatter in the army to the Warto death's door. Then wu py the War Department over thetelfigram id ten ill the soldiers' hospital in Louise / that the F oriels of his disease was pained, d that tits 2 veteran was saved to the pub / 11 servioe." We extract a portion of this y kttereeting account: / Weil, I went to Co! bat; but, without even taking time to wi t at this place, passed on to Helena, Ark. ere I found Gen. Pren tiss In command , om I regard' as a most faithful and wott y cam. Gamma Froths had only ream y sumecded Gorman. Gen. Pren entered heartily into the work. He himself Sid had au onportunlty to see, while insm"Loned at the South, the use .which was Teel the nista'', for Ise lad a Wind *maw go yetsvdaios / Be earnestiy requested the pr allege of crenistugsoolorsdragintent, eh bh I granted. In the afternoon of the day o • which rarrived,the troops were all drawn • pin line to the untubstr of about five thousand: After inspecting the command I was called upon fora speech. I-briefly bland my gen. end plan and told the soldiers that they who were In tie West ntight.parbspi.Gel that Lb. authorities at Washington did not think a great deal about their intaists j and did not &predate-their terries"; but I would assure them th 4 if they had farmed any soak ins passions they were greatly mistaken. The feet of the Government sending me, the Ad. jaunt General of the whole army, Awe, Was en evidenee of it. I cams to apt& to the whole people ; I knew no difference. It was my duty to look over the who% and I was not at for my plate unless I did so. Prom there I went to Lake Prbeldothoe, where I funnti.a portion of Grant filoPherson's Corps. Landing o n thin" on the bank of the river, we proceeded to the lowest point then oecuped by oar mops—Yonag's Point—nanny' , : opposite- Vicksburg. There I addressed the troops by divisions. d'.lllllBlB' sad NISOI At this place I met Oen. Logan. It had been claimed by many copperheads that he was opined to the policy adopted by the President toward the negrooe,•and that I would not only not melee any encourage. meat from him, bat would most with open op pCsitiou. Gen. Lagoa being slat during the delivery of my speeoh, laid in a °actionable position in a - wagon near by,wherer,hocordd distinctly hoar what was said. As soon as I bad conolnded, loud cells IMO made for " Lo gan," and ha was compelled, n. twittunand log bio feeble and otcitly condition to respond. lie endorsed July OPent Intlitiziesi uttered by we, and said that he would new tear* the army anti/ this accursed tabs/lion mat p er down ' • aid was witting to me every proper agency /or its tapprenion, De WO for availing moaner of fko services if the nsyrosa to de /stk.* eastent The wife sad children of On. - Logan, you may nottnow , were &icon by his wifa'at Mhos out of hie own linico, 'in Illinois, because of their loyal sentiments. ! organised two colored regiments in Ida corps. "At kiiiiiken's Bend, the place next visited, I organised fit* regiments of block Moistens Torun teere, and appointed, as a general (doer over them en officer of the subsistence oil partment-Inamed Ilawkini—o most worthy man. The great drearbaok to rabies regi ments here, especially u regarded operations in the interior, was the neoeuity el the con stant chant lag and 'movement of Ornsit's ar my. In Louleiena all the planters haikdriv on their slave's beak beyond the Yazoo. Bat still ail the expeditions which were sent on 4tie othei side of the river to endeavor to get in the desk of the enemy, assisted the negro movement a great deaL Large numbers of slayer Dame in, and one regiment was organ. iced on the spot. After we took pone/don of Grind Bit% a Ili d negreen tame in. Col. Shepard, of the 9d Missouri Volnateen, one of the oldest and but of the officers, promptly 'offered to take charge of a reirlawat. V i wu so much, pleated with his zeal in the wetter, end Me promptness, that I told _MIR to go on and robe a brigade, end I would in stet upon his being wide a brigadier goner* 2**r of thou npieeettr an already oegemind. • Notwithstanding that the gamins, in thin neighborhood (who ari mostly' men natal so proper y, at*. negroor or othormg, semi like 'etnentry around, sad thetantly titan deem every negro who endeavors la alike his releaPe, they ate arriving at Milliken 's Bead at thereto of-HMV-01i to one hillidtet a dey, and tiej bigla b• plead to military or gOnbitions. . . !,.1 WAS with General Grant a groat deal, aud its latter unfolded all ku pbuis to me. I was present during Aherne:ming of the batteries at Vloksboet. , vlterso akin! thietroadiistiliktal I ever witnessed. I saw the cutting of the mails. by which Ore a million of soros were flooded.: I issitwith Gural Grant one, two days, on' the Vasght, duziag a heavy storm, we loot our way, and it was a onalderiblo time before we could toll whore we wira; or &Mover how to pt Elei:l4/rant hawing ,dotoradited. tenet afeld 'OW 'ln' the frosts 01, well Iwo a : pu g . galled !Maid . • lens point 'snarly opposite.• 'Observing a misher of lest. team sborwoman fifty net idgh, Goa. Grant ortuatudoll to hers tki so down and dine, them— The fling was kept up for dye haus and ahalfi and weeniest torrithr. Tbia - 1111/ lbi lomat naval tight on record. Three of tho gunboats—thy commedines own boat among the nnaboorengiditt the Upper bat. tery, and the otheta W Made& tin Tki fMt was llood,lent it was loud Impossible to. operate with any offset, ..as the batten iron * kirk, so' they finally withdraw. Thom bitterns. were dug right out of fame! the cliffs, and At m_ might haws And there until . , gin Invalid nes restrained at ibis paint from father convenation. One of his st- I trindents lintshab simpty fot the pupae, of nth infeniatroni de history of the tight 'and of Oth., Thomas! partielpstlon in It, and then 'sintlnited': ' ono it afar a long Hay] with Annie said to Mann Wens 4Nair yen 40.09_utioulnetoimstutStAakAkileki f teem ny T timitin Slitiontioy dd iiiestproWsirs in On teniAf_nitotkilliadon , act tOrirou, - G, hint denozeiidlitia•gept Vons4l4ne,, its td-sortow-E. mut bid 711. fantail:. • Grua was los Itlvidi &Motet *ilk sitleti , an kfilitia` 'AVOW, . 0 , 0 4*04:0*1t !Ott : , ..,, ! z,i.......--,'T.1.:1 .L. , ..."'1ti11i ...., :.,.., • . ,it 7.;::::. s. =1 ph &Mtg. I=l EMMEM for hb valuable serviermi, and repeatedly men- Honed the enthusiasm in his army whillt his vide had kindled."] ' owing . Thesualurzt day resumed : "Prom Gen. Grant down, I not Only did not meet with airopposi on; but every one give me his hearty co-oi4ssatton in carrying out the new 'alloy of thhhhaaal Government. 'Whenever , I asked' ter regiments they cheerfully and promptly furnished me with their rosters, and -I-then made outionunissions and took every step ter the orgetrization of the .regiments. Millikerr's Bead, a Shipping port in that portion of the country, would certainly have been captured, had It not been for two Maim plate coband regiments, tme•of whisk had not then ben tension& 'into"the 'antes of the. United- Glides: Tim ` men are salt to have fought like devil'. Oen. Thomas' absrb& relational aside here, tkit in his spwaoh at Jackson, so bold .and extreme was the General In announcing the negro soldier policy of the Government; aid his own views of the duty of'ile Ameri can soldier and statesman to theaters" of the rebels and the blacks of the Borah, that Gee. Oglesby, said to be an old Democrat of the 'Whist politics, cane up to him and said "General, you are the boldestmen I ever es . izti z b Had you dared to announce such mind a in this plate on a month, or two tooth a go & (pardon the inspect soothed In the ordr, but not irtmy feelings,) you weal& ly have, boon Molted oat of this wagonfend prob ably treated to a coat of tit. enefeathers."] Preliminary steps were tikeniriderGirnerni Oglemby for the areanleatlonp a regiment. / At Cairo there was a treat turnout on my 'arrival; the stores were elised, and the great est entheshum was manifested. I was fre quently Inteartipted r tb Appian's during my remarks. . THitended at a ..,,0ne to raise a kof 10,000 whirled m , but before I le ft the Mb. aiming crimple arrangements for raising 7 twisert reg ts, and man riekaburplalb I eeepeeeto r e aa may regia . mate a. way be wasted. lel ABANDOSID PLAItiATIONS. W greatly perplexed me was to adds wluit to do with the negro woman and 'AU . • .., whom I Could not get into military or tions. This dillionity was soon solved to some extent. Having found a line of mag nificent plantations along the bank of - the river, from Helena to Young's Point, which were deserted on. the approach of our troops, duty talking themattirr over, I concluded to take possession .G 1 these abandoned planta tions, and lease toValonists , who would employ_thion m and women, and pay them suitable wage : It wu in mead so this whole business that I thought—and so told the Bilentin—that I commenced too late by a month. I lost ao time in appointing a somminlon,ll of which Mr. Meld wu to be this; heed, to take shit matter In charge. -In tali instreetlons given them by.= it wee specified that the newel' should be kindly Instal; be said the wages earned; that-none under swell"' years of age were to be subjected to field labor, but might be used moderately in other ways; that each tenant was to agree to retain the negroes one =ear:.:. . Omni of plantation' Were given to the nerves themselves. General Grant, hub .. onctitousand horses for whiob he had no im mediate are, generously offered to loan them, to bejoaLl for out of the products of the soil. The , animeat mos to , be paid two dollars a bola for the optics raised, Assents a bushel for own and so on. Well, first man who went into this was a brother of Gueral Grant. He had jut come front Clailfernie. .He ante down there award of our boat. • Gays he, "I will take i ln one of thus plantations." He was In At. Ludo, and had just returned, and wu oom g down to me Omit, whom he had not seen for years. . 2 .. Helmet to work and got a hundred masa. I eas table plantation before I left. 1, milted him hew be Wal vault mons. "wby," ant he, "retaukably .wall Lhasa twelve hundred auras of cotton put .ii, and a i thormaltd mum are op? , - 4ga now goleito tall you an extiaortilna-' ry i f s oats: -7 19* bay leased Ibitwson 'Litt and emus plantatio en that river. Two hon. dna anus' to pleutedon. You awe how' meal venous az employed there beside the children. It was so late in the season that it was ai most too late to gat the gotten in. Well, I prevented the destruotion of two plantations, but some of au western troops did barn alto ask onto! gins, and like property. All the plogoln,.hories, gable, kg., whin the pails eould_not 6011141de: tly take on deserting these plantations were gathered np and properly ,distribitted. ant to my story. Thera was a family la , ingshisippi by the name of Mon bone. lie is a Virginia gontlacout, and as elegant a gentleman as I over saw. Om of his obtaining may be that he took an extra ordinary, fancy to me. Ifs lived In Alabama fore number of yam. lie went to Louisiana, and had a Plantation on one et those bayous, Just bank, within aboat ham miles of Rich 'Wheel : we took possession at MUUken's Bind, we tent out outruns in that direction. Hi was taken prisoner with some Beeseh: The facts of. kis being conneoted 'wtth them , are thew -•Be had In - polities always been a Henry Olay Whig, and• whoa this war broke oat he was as strong a -Baton man as could bo found. Be brought his family together. aid they pledged themselves that they would not go i nto the Seeesolon 'army, end would have nothing to do with the rebel, if they , could avoid It. ' Be was it= oflntelligenee, wielding *great deal of indium among his neighbors; and tome of them holdout a great while, het finally they all falloff bulks. Bs wee intend a peat deally the rebels: Whoa he get within our lines lisLwant to Gra i t and, made known his cue. -- I. -•' • , One of his sons was educated UWast Point. That lon they bad India prison liVioksburg. But after • white he suemeded IA getting:his temity together. Grant became interested in him, us gave him pumi.ion to shipiome of his cotton (which had not been burned) to Yoraphk.' This he' sold for 140,000-profit! Hs became acquainted with Field, ef Gain Louis. Yield revived's= aoquintanee he had actually had with him when • 'young man, became interested in him, and talked to me about him. When we got to 'Memphis he was there and Tbild inteedneedAdm to MIN , • He =:liveith tirgoodgto the 'irniti where - we loon !Hearing me makes mi Eli attar that, he ssid ifitee'll - filt WI espial Mal liKind said be would's* t into the work plrek i was—whim sog. -g I wilt take s Utica' said hi, e Nippy a number of leo ,pay lbw the waste pow- tequisaind• Witty sou to di the mums: He did so, and hi and his sone are now eallivating live plan teUons, ankthay will make . magnificent fn , es Oln.A-Thetegro'reglibutts whisk hive been irgudied are affording them pr otection. . , Tito Richmond tacit:ller on /Morgan.; ;The :itialuaoag Atairsr of thin:4 that artgratalates Its radon oa Diatgan't aohlato ma : ' , _,_," Morgan, With his four Of , live thousand Mews fo =sepias over Indium and Ohio, Miming brldgm. warlag railroad. and snaking Ike T of thole part' fool sour". Aim of the ties of -war upon their min salt - Troo ass awthaing in great *Owlets his Val i bar his way. ow the very Onus whilst ha nit tajto ;_ so that woo triskho will.WwWi: - lids wiskla ' our lined ladow with his . ..'Phis -bold raid is at this moment the o ntiwol7 unrossiro °P olities in "Melt' forms are engaged. it Is %ha only real awromant wa are soaking to ? wards 11 - ZOItOPASOII - of, woo; 'for; wo repeat, pima mast bo-: ooaquend ,on the eitemes ground or it will not Goal at MM. ~ . . glow that • Morgai rad bit band at swept 10) hderal ping% that IniNqpirto at Mid .tii• Whet/ septette operalloao of t 1 I rebala l probably the Zforprtrys,terfli U. tut IssUir to ba. ettageared oh f a il. azi4srohrot as It weaht.be glad to billeta, le Is eeiblettOod et Weehbagtes; bete pti vete eiooiati, that Gen. tHlatotee tome by eloknestruet °weenier amount to abort per thlrdAtlds.ottglastfatoi.....itchas splashed tot Teinforoomoste, bet the Ocrtersaketit" win • _ ebly end belp.ae It it tellyteooleoreyen Ille - daptarii it Mille tsbel,fetta. fisozarassilinuitairasatFortreu Masi 4 4 = 6 •:/;i/kretitiiliftiilrisiMigtoa; • ME r k f c ~ - Eni Who Should crumble. ... Qttestion.:—Novimuch does a substitute cos at the &Mar ? • Asswer—lfrom $l6OO to $2OOO. Q,)—Why.? ler-Bemuse the Confederate goy .....ant did Mot designate a moderate 'mune, the t ymout of which should exemp any person '_ , Q.t d irow zenith, at presen would a man drafted at the:North have t pay for a lab atitAts7 Qt— A4—llow' do About $6OO or $79 -- - 14, 44 llen kn tide? - , . • A4-11ront the feet t the pvernmext now offers $552 - bounty nd still Cat to procure infiledent , t that mte. • 14—Now m 1 does a drafted UM him to pay our go want instead of preouring a inabstitnte 7 A Aso (1-114(w much does the drafted man gain by,thisiarrangement ? _ A` . 00 or $4OO. ' • ,—Who is the loser in this business? .K.—The governmept. Q;--Who maker up tho loss to the govern ment? .16—The tat payers—the rich, people. 141—Who, than, 'Mould grumble? A.--Not the poor people.—Beato Ezpren Effects of Angle . .. Rebel Pitacy.•Pro A oorrespondent writes from Earope In a previous letter I stated that New York trade with Liverpool was practically, at, an end; and can now say the name thing as re gards Antwerp. The pirates who float the Confidante flag can almost, line Van Temp, plays a, broom at their mut.head, so thor n.Oly have they swept the seas of American mall: . Car ehip•owners now turn their atten tion to milling rather. than to, salling; , and many Ainerinevessell have lately. beat "old for gold, which, at the premed . premium ens- . bk. the seller to build in Amerloa teas els with what he obtained for the old onst.,Thill =ill in time prove a good thing. for the ship- . yard' of Maine, and the only formulation which remains tons under the disgrace and smarting of the Confederate piratical Mood deli is the fact that when once this danger is over the merchant navy of America will, be a Mat of new, powerful ships, all the worn and tunny old craft§ having been sold to Earopean purchasers; and it must be confessed that in many of these miles Yankee shrewdness has not forgotten to play, on a large Neale the tra ditional wooden nutmeg dodge. Opening the illissiaelppi for General Catlin merchants' of St. Louie, and other Weatern cities, sari the N. Y. 2Fitnene, an cencling committees to ,Washington to urge the idimediata opening of the lidlesissippl Slur to general business, with as few-restrict. tions as possible. fit. Louis correspond ent sap: 'There are two claim who , are, at thj head of this movement—Copperheads and steamboat owners.. The bettor are gowned bra desire to maks mousy, and the lemur by the same dub*, &Opted 'with a wish to help" the rebels, who everywhere" line the flier banks. If the river is reopened in delanee of Gen. Grant's wishes, the rebels will receive supplies whloh 'will 'enable them to prolong the war in the West. Powder, percussion caps, swords, quinine, medicines and clothing, have undoubtedly been smuggled throughout. limes from points on the river north of Helena, at various times durint the last raiz, in:int , muse quantities. The further the limit of nabigation'is extended, the sorter the facili ties for supplying the rebels.. - • A. PiitrAogc.Womaa. Tha Albany Evening jinfrrtat tellp the At!, !wiring: , . , , • . . At Plattsbutg, the other daj, a man of no rMy great loyal pretensions tailed do a widow and informed her tharkerotilysonNat draft and thin-hastened t* tali her that blitiotdd nears hie exemption it shawonld.eatigpthat she was a widow, and that hi was her. only sop; and that eke' war' lopondia on Win:for support." 'no pitriotialadynade the follow- : leg reply: "I can certify to no mug ,tblag: I am not dependent on my son for support, and I never expect to be. Besides, I think he ought to go, if hots able to perform mill- • may duty, and arm other able. bodied man, till this wicked rebellionls put down. /Nth: Ins but the nasality of 'Meeting these skirts has kept me from going." Esalgtition ftoni Continental 'Europe Aisocit Antwifp Ilttar ssys : ' 'Th. minas? of em igrants who sailed from' Antwerp last psi for Jimmies was but small. This season; however, no less than them hindred haikleftlids Oiti for new homes fn the Now World. They are - almost entirely trim** interior . german provision, and ars generally site well QV-one Tamil ; reeently taking with them half a tailllon of Banos: Almost all who have oliosen alit platens their point of embarkation ark going to . St. Paul, as the State of Minnesota duds specie] book ht their eyes. Of course,' this emigration it not on _so extensive :A. salts as in bat it embraces a oleos 'of parsookfnily as do. 'citable:-parsons whondd net Merely indlirld; toils but wealth to Our popdlation. A Mau. Orem= Gums or Ur.--A letter. has been rriefsind at WashingtonbY a brother of a distingalshed rebel 'bilker and engineer captured by Gen. Giant at Vioksburg, whmeit ir.offeer say! s-" The capture of .Vieksburd d our Army is fatal to our came. We oat ;SUS reerganlis anothoi arroy in tha Welt. "I 'war may goon for some:: tote with La* • & fighting, which, I think, . would belin., -*tag of the country, mid which I will not approve. We have played a big game and lan. As soon as .I am exchanged; I, shall lave the Confederacy and the mum fox Europe." ' • ", - • ' , , litywrr. of 11014111011140.—A letter from. ti , gentleman in Salem, Ind., . .says: "II ad do you' r - ,any one good - to 7 hur the 00perheads (that used to be)muse -the So— oesle. They /um gob theie,eyes openedwfsto, Oho moo told them that they ought not, to tat Ms Iroise, for licenis' theli d' 'had always stood up for them, •des.... One {of :the ribs stench him on tles bud with his ow and eqooked Mai 'of his terse, and told hint that. did intimate to talk txdities, but he wont.' in/ kPriSc 1 They got% We.erialtLiaion e 411: noir ii topthor with ,the women end 01d1.7, ' IA Mona ran% la alladinta.tha rte 41oh had ruched the South of NM York rloWoponly'Claltdi thit tlei rlot was the raw anlaotig DonwaratleP , polardplaii boo tilaka Oat Vallandigkain, Wood !wad not spot lay, fornaldible arianlintlon oatoldothi urge"older, and don riot ihoriforiliojaptiraoh from She ontitroak._ Ii aka thanks caltiala tandaktim ooplea of later . Northam liop ppltead'piriera'; the soadniontant lobby Mr= ppm and plows ; 1, `O, . . . . ! oa Tao Bitsoillo, Ind.. horsed barn fri a r rjl no r ; that thi Is it = a Dsgo, ls: tht lit:orlo l t 0tti110tt0r449 641 *74414. that tat olthool: aro .undor wog. `'.; 'A ,00rt .1 Imitation of A* llow 'radial* hal boot' *dog Am: it hob ol 600 vow ousitasdiagr thiL4tloto,llomi r o Om toolog-tobuto losolsia.tho salaam to are up., Thai:ll4ms woe dotot, d to protect the Usti atoll hisards &plait _. . . • ißow- Miinximitt fittleati'e'llott.—Ditilie the riot Is Troy, Mofflssoh the Who ASIIIItto setustly took pert nth the soars , The mph 'attsektol the Tioi'llousit; esd - ditnaided is T mea s as &Iwo *shift sante be - stria up t4p sm. i !baV,', sop* fiHrtehniqg ilrofA In. f II Iliosamir that' the stein*, lea ill rebut hitesstriaad ftit'ita at thstr4sitristi If the, dotted..';-.:This, atbeinialassishised iiCanuart , Taiatoi (Ismn;wli,4.la 1 - 1.. I ,C4inus, Conn ) at. Liamtvilis.,,ark•Siddive. 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