DAILY POST: r2" - 44 CZnrk ) 1 ' I\:T.S %Ar.,,.;k1;4 4 . ikar - "t, I t I V *. 6 1: i i' ;i; i -:;.:. 1 ~ - ~I. tS ~f i ~~ ~~ i~. The Union AB it was; The -47austittittoiliniTt Is! Oar Sienna Page 'for 'Commercial . Daily Market" and River News. TUESDAY MORNING. JAN. 18 GOV. BEYMOIIA'S MESSAGE We publish morning's_paper the message_Of tidy. Seymour, of New York, to theme-Legislature of that State entire, omitting only the portion relating to the State:Lance's. We ask our readers to give the entire document a careful perusal.— Let the render not neglectthis, nor peruse it hastily, bat let him ponder over iss sug gestions, and then ask himself if anything like it, has emanated from the heated brain of 'Abolitionisni, since the rebellion began. In these days of swindling , and corruption, of venality and demagoguism, it is refresh ing-and-encouraging to see the people of a great' State- skiking off the aluiekles of fa nalidsm, and:elevatintalilarl of lir. Sey -mour's comprebendive ability to 'rule over them. Itead'hia 'serious and mighty sen terieed and coniPare them with.the coarse j§stingi of 4traham Lincoln ; reflect upon the solicitude he exhibits for a prostrate country, and compare it with the fanatical spirit Of Abolitionism in Congress and out ~. L ~~ ~~ y, ~. 'i of it; and the candid reader moat aeknow n edge that tie. Governor of the Empire i State is the only public man that has yet 1 f sea to - the : Nil cemprehension of the cot-, clitiOrliPk , dlO;4l 3 Ofiy: . . i - blemes zour4. , troubleanpoti the two : I:ile_ ex6eMeii , of the; Umicrii---the fanaticism: of t theflie-itii6iirth.e:diiiidaOrlisispitiiof the elitieMe..:.leuth. ' In order to restore ~. the-Sin:ion eventually, these two - extretnes nitistbe erkislied-eiit, and Ais will have to 1 bsSC4emplialted by the great conservative I centr a l. Ilietei gew York, Pennsylvania t , ' i audgew Jersey, backed by the great West and the powerful border slave States, aid edly'ettr'twe sisters Tiring upsin the NM- Ifie,Will 'yet Sive 'the .iTnion frpm the des tructiv.es of.tile two, extremes., Upon' the . suggestions advanced—by Gov. Seymour every conservative Can take his'everlasting staucWkirld 4iiinive.may look as bur'etar oehepe,. witose.tounsel.will guide our na tion ..through Ale clouds and darkness whiCh-new obieure her brightness. It II 11E.AJORIFRANIK B. WARD. 11l It Is now ascertained by news received 111 yesterday that this noble yoing Officer, 0.1 7, 1 the pride of this his native city, is at last it numbered . among . th e • i l ~ heroic sacrifices to i ill his eottntry. , , .For several days after the dbattle of"Mnrfrees3:poro he had been re . ltiOrtedjit'All the- :papers as among the '"ll:l4lted.:„But. r ../Kithin, a few days hope re. r . : l7 l:ve4t/gain, theleartfelt gratitude of our .1 1i4sntire-commUnityl :that although, badly - Arounded, he was still, perhaps to be., Tapared;Aiiii,waS .dOing well. Bat alas, 4tope has departed—he has left this earth "forever l "it We take occasion to express our regret l i i/nd 'condolence, with Dr. Ward and his amiable family at.the irreparable loss of their noble son and brother. 'Nor has any Ilke event of the war called forth this feel ig '' among all ()ir, pebple so generally and 16 neerely. . ~.. .. I, l'i It is well known to all how eagerly tainjor`Ward, then - a private in the Du liincsne grays, , a model of a handsome ,I tll l .gant"Yettug than, left for the battle field pl the first.outbreak of the war, and after I, It thful duty followed by meritorious ad cement, he returned home again, the i ery perfection, of a lithe and sturdy offi ti oef, to rally round him in his new posi tion, a noble body of recruits, welch none perhaps bait Frank B, Ward could ' helve secured in this community. -Bat how:feebly then can any language iiiciress'how much a sacrifice even though • ifliii,to. diity has here been made: In *O4/lents, energy and business of life, nojOne.of a city's population could make a githiter tine. Manly to a fault in all the , beit!characteristies, he was a cherished favorite wherever he moved, ever and alsta a correct, warm-hearted, generous., fell 'v and companion. It is some cons& . 15.41 perhaps to his friends that his un fil.., i ching bravery upheld him to the last an linay , time with the so ft ening infla en l of resignation, (and we think itwill) . • brig tti..his nearest friends, the consci.. ortsziku that.the offering of the life of such i gitAanCeori to the cause of duty and ' 'ptitijitisM; .. is the proudest opportunity . , Iq • eto li w,e,tetuan on this earth. . ,e of notwithstanding' his high. • ran k4t thii'Anderson Cavalry, was but a few ' l sila t ys over 21 years I Hallowed be the sod !Ilit covers this noble soldier, and PeacOo his eonl. 1 4' , ! ti =alto SOLDIERS. Th ' eflnttebbrgh Gazette yesterday came . . . to thiitconclusion that tegroes "would make 'good soldiers 'and are, ,perhaps, mor i ebedient and manageable thanwhite men.filt We have no sort of objection, to the qi#ette's suggestions ; if the war is to be copilacted, hereafter, merely for Aboli tionisp4 we do not see why those having the grel,A l test interest in it should not share its prations. In fact the Abolitionists should, insist upon fighting the rebels tbemse.tes, aided by their "more obedi ent ma Manageable" allies. Let those who eiilfst ed to fight for the unity of their count7e relieved, and their places sup plied by, olored legions led on by 4.b01i- tion ofh" rs, whose hearts are in the con• 1 1 test, and ! e Will not care if the war lasts t for anotlir year. We would rejoice to see thoaapvho brought our troubles upon us engegid in settling them ; and even if the warllr)vere protracted it would have the gootifF i ffect of killing off Abolition and . pro•slaico fanatics, two classes the coun try can tid easily spare. If the war were waged by those who caused it, it might proceed It'Mil they were all annihil a t e d, and the tifition would be the gainer. * Could we but goifdrid of such men as Jeff. Davis on the on i e hand, and Horace Greely on the other ore of sacrificing such gal j, hint spirits Generals Lyon and Baker, we woutirtide Willing to pay additional tax .. ......_ 11 t-. 1 . . ..ation.witich such a national luxury Would require. The! Gazette, in the course of its observations nportlsming the negroes, makes thoOlOwisii singular statement : "Nothilstweuttlooner break down this 4bellion*nithei*mrsion of the stal -1 ismit 4 i' . .andtlayalttrittify; the laborers of the treat7aiburce of its strength, inttiatostille soldiers, to be held under strict . and : **rAceipline—regalar sol diets,not gairtillitCl" v The Gazeitei and all other extremely abolition papers in the country, have,•for a year, at least, been insisting that an 'emancipation proclamation, and - nothing else t .monid ever.breakdown,the Upon such an announcement of such an edict New England, they said, would teem with panting patriots, whose very souls would be in arms and eager for the onset. Every one who vetitnieil:to doubt this prernised exuberance.. of abOliticM' patri otism was put down as being a traior, be, cause his doubts' .were construed, by the radicals,• into i. a positive . : desire that his predictions would be verified. Now, how is it?, The prOclamation has been issued ;. “the .year of jubilee" has opened upon us;- freedom to the land bee ; beee'proclaimed, bat still the rehellion looms up as formi dableas befor e . - More: then this ; we are now informed that all that has been. done. is lost„Miless the negroes rally, to inii.asT, sistance. Alas for the.glory,of our cause, : when it is redncedla this. , extreiditY and alas for the Union- , :Mid' they' onstittition mhSti their perPettilti'iS :eir4astii,a'AnSqh I bliMaerut—g 14; isplayed by-_ Abose.in power, Those who, inform:Rd nd that the South . motild'nt' &gh ,now 'after two years experience 00006 our canes; hopeless nnleiS Weerni tio.s.ilives ' ' 7 . 74 .rS GEN. CARTEE, the Item of the recen brilliant raid through Cumberland Gap to Knoxville, is 4 man widely known and likedin East Tennessee. He knows every inch . of the country and almost all the People.. HebelongeHtoone of the oldest families in that region; his r asc.estors . set tied the county, which ismamethafterhim and in which the estates:of_Getteral\ Carte; lie., The general•has been-etrom the cfiret Lan unComprornieingTl7ltion•rnan, and be: 'levee that sen4ment to.helcing to him- by inheritance..:tllyr..ancestor - ,". said I he once,"got ouJ.ltis. horsef .o 4 the farm where I now Eye; and -rode-2,54: miles to help fight for-the , Unioni th&battle of King's Mountain, in the Revolt:Ilion; and I shall , not hesitate to give my life...for the same cause." The.appearance .of ,such a intumvith a stroag_lorce ;in, East Tennes see: cannot buthave a gocd effect.' If he could-beat ynce efficiently supported, he might • be able to.ronse.the,country. ITEIXIS FROM.' , CALIPOBNIA. . Gleanings fronuthe `Ca Wapitis The _Alta Cakforntaft fliscuisea at con eiderable length thaWine)initking interest of the State, reirtarkipg Ihat'arnsiderable complaint is made by 'the ' - wine makers that people dislike the taste of California wine d and thinks, it comes from too little experience and an imperfect article. The crop of gropes has been enormous and prices are very low, good grapes selling at $lO per ton. Accounts from Vancoiiver's Islat.d, to November 18th, say that nearly the, whole of the miners have arrived :from British Columbia, and there is only one opinion among them, via';. That the:, mines are extraordinarily rich, and their discov ery is only in its infancy. The country upon the main road is being rapidly, cc cupied by agriculturists. Altogether af fairs look more and more : prosperous, and British Columbia is destined to beeonie a rich and thriving place. Intelligence from the placers and mines lin the vicinity of La Paz is of the most encouraging character. • Parties recently, arrived at Loa , Angelos, direct from the ; tiver,Teport that the placers are turning lout considerable gold, and ; that new veins of very rich gold quartz and silver bearing rock are being ;discovered almost daily. A large number of Sonorians were flock- ing in rapidly. Those who have recently returned from the Colorado state that trouble between Ithe Mojave Indians and Sonorians is inevitable, indications to that effect being already apparent. A large prospecting party had gone out from La Paz, and nothing had been heard of them for about; six weeks. Rich placers of heavy gold have been discovered at Chim ney. Peak, situated. about forty miles below La Paz, and only a short distance from the river. The Visalia Delta_ says that crowds of prospectors are Pouring into the Slate Range district. He met thirteen trains in one day. New disCoveries are being made all over the district, bcith silveranct.gold. Mr. Hitchins informs us that a Mexican has discovered a lead of gold bearing rock at Coss°, which—at least on top—throws the Josephine into the shade. Another accent:it from the Colorado mines says that-Herne geld and silver leads have been discoveied that prospect equal to the Washoe mines. Machinery is on the way from your city. Prospecting.par ties are out in all I directions, and every thing denotes that the mines will prove rich and abundant. At_present there is not much doing in the HOlcomb Valley mines. The weather has set in cold and boisterous : and many' of the miners rare . seeking winter quarters. , The Alisal silver mi ne,, recently dis coveredin Montetey county.is located five miles east Of the old mines, which' were worked succesifullY, in 1808 and 1812. These Mines were v,eiy, rich, but the • vein was lost many Years ago, and has but re, cently been recovered. The Yreka Journal of the 22d of No vember says; From various sections in Northern California we hear cheering news from;the mines. In Klamath county, mining prospects are brightening up. On Salmon river, near Sawyer's ;Bar, the Black Bear quartz lead ytelded,from four teen days ran of the:quartz: mill, the sum of $10,020. In Sisklyon county we also (hear of a large yield from Scott river and vicinity. Nearly all•the mining localities, in 3iskiyou-are how.paying better in the aggre gate than they have for a number of years past. Firm damsels, sent out from England to Vancouver's Island, had, upon, arrival, to be hiinsed in a Governthent building and-a guard put over them, in order to protect them from the rush of • . innorous swains. They were all soon disposed of; but whether by lot, or to the highest bid ders, does not appeari The Vancouver paper clamors for mcire, but prefers dairy maids to governesses. Wino from Sorghum. A patent was yesterday issued to Rev. A. Myers, of Springfield, Ohio, for making wine from sorghum, and for the process of fermentation. The wine produced has, when two years old, the flavor of nice Ma deira, and is a pure, invigorating, and slightly exhillerating beverage. It pos sesses the slightly acid quality charactev istic of all the products of sorghum, and has been found a most valuable tonic and very efficacious in cases of - dyspepsia. A report hits been current that a gentleman from lowa - had obtained a patent for the same invention but the application of Mr. Myers is the first that has ever been filed in the office. This wine has been satisfac torily at the State faire of the past year in Ohio and Indiana: - . -- It . pramises to be a great addition to our eg i metilttiral products. —"Washington Chroniok. Great Britain. The Londen Daily News editorially 'dn. nonnces the , '-erable spite which is con stantly bein own between Americans and Englishmen, which ereategAndAns tains a risk iliwa*AiliailWittCloll , tributionii to relieve tress as ..= lieriestimpAne,munifes ` one of the .was r Englandoind seti-them against the many belligerent threatittOint nothing in them bnt the passion of the moment. It-con cludes as follows: "On the whole lyn-sest in the Conviction that thdri Will beiin'wsir between the - two countries, bat,,whether there is war or not, the responsibility for it already rests with those of our country, who, out of the repose of peace et home, speak and write whatever is most irritating to a people subject to. the irritations of revolution and' war." The Battle at Fredrriekiibavg, The steamship.;Citi Mancheeter took out via Cape Race an account ofilie battle . before Fredericksburg on the 15th of ife-, cember. The London.Tianer thinks that it is plain Gen. Burnside suffered a damaging re pulse, and that if he retrieves by, force : - Or strategy what he - his lost he wilLprove himself a greaf general. Renewed attacks upon an enemy after a day's interval,do not .:often often succeed, but lie may possibly carry the works of the ,enemy, or turn them. If, however, he; should fail once more, he will put himself in the 'moat-dis astrous position known to a germ*, and; an enterprising enemy, according the,rules of warfare, ought to ,destroylim, herse,and foot. . • • The London Times agaiti,iniverts,.to and, dissects the recent American diplorintic correspondence, and .says had' Spa:Mary Seward consulted his own _reputation be: would not have published many of these letters which : are essentia ll iPrivate ones; Writing before the battle of Fredericka: burgh, the New - York correspondent of the London Times eulo gizes . the passage of the Rappahannock river by the. ihderal forces as one of the noblest episodes of • the war. , Ina EtaIiPESTO ta4grft.m_Per the Wee" the same correspondent pronounces; the :balite of Fredericksbnig as one of :the flercust and deCidedli,thelmiist . pulatnitona of .the,,var to 44 - 4.tederalTai,mi. saga, determined:courage;fio thwp orr - 041 indti enil,Lee wWijoViegE4ge.':,: , ntrztoitti Is • . Which is thelefteide of,a plant pudding? , That which is not.eaten; ':: 4.. "Come, sheer off," as the ram said to the man who was cutting off his wool. Wheals a fowl's neck like shell? When it's rung for dinner. • '- Why is the - sun ,like` a good loaf'? Be cause it's light Viten it rises. • By putting its eye out, what leaves no• thing but , :a nose? Noise: :•:.<. • • When were'the - enidiets,all „ old tilititnitni? '=When tliei were all Scott's . A great man is ona Who can make hia children obey him when they,ve out of his eight. Ladies please be sweet, but don't be too formal. Be roses, but don't be primro ses. Why should a quill pen never be used in in inditing secret matters? Because it is apt to split. Why is abird like a;geedy creature? Be it never eats less than a peck. When is a lady like a trout? When she takes a fly that. brings her to the batik. It mist good piece of advice , giien by a sergeant-at-law to a counsellor that he should not" anger but show cause." The young lady who eloped some Months since with a " gallant major," has since returned with a " minor" in her arm. It is said that the reason why the Irish make better sailors than the Welch is, be cause they prefer a shamrock to a leak. Why is a trick of legerdemain like de eliningan offerof marriage? Because it is a slight of hand. 113LANTAT.141111 BETTERS, Holland Bitters; Oxygenated.Bittorm Hoot:lard's Bittars; Hcstiitter'e Bitteirs • Ayer'e Cherry Pectoral; Hcofiand'e Balsamic Cordial ; • Roger', Liverworth and Tar; Spaulding's Throat Confections, Lindsey's Blood Searcher= Voweles Celebrated Rat Poison: . For sale by SIMON JOHNSTON. hula earner Smithfield and Fourth streets. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S a BALMORAL & EUGENE BOOTS, IMITABLE FOB CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, JUST RECEIVED AT W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO., 31 FIFTH STREET dpas Wholesale Grocery. and Liquor Store For Bale. 'NINE STOCK AND Prartimus CIP A I. Wholesale Ormuz atut , Liquor- Heil% do ing good trade on one of the beat business streets in the city. is offered lb r sale. as the own ers wish to go into other business. Bar further partial:Liars addrwv an7-tf LOOK BOX US: Pittsburgh P; 0. • 'IP PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE ER. PLOYMENT—Any person„,male or female, who wishes pleasant employment, either for par time or_ptoflt, may address Ay T. PARSONS, N 046 Libertystreet, New York; deoLtlm;dew. S O DAIVASII—A SUPERIOR ART!. ole of Soda Ach can allays. be procured at Wholesale or retail at GEORGE A. BELLY. dec3o N 0.09 Federal street, Allegheny hiLL & SONS , PURE OLD "PALM oap. preferred by all who have used it to any othernow in use. JUlt received and for ode by ANORAK A. , KELLY. No. 69 Federal Week Allegheny. EDICINE mows EvEwr .A.T.E. scrip 'ion and s.se suitable :for Steamboats and•faudhes. always on handlind for sale by G/HORGE-A. KELLY. No. 69 Federal Street, Allegheny. • .110 GROSS HOLLOWAY'S 'Wolof OOonfeetione. jlll4 received and for wile br GEORGE A. KELLY, No. 69 Federal street Alleah eer. T E" ' Young Hyson„ glalontr. Gunpowder. 100 hit chest in sure and for sale by MILL= I.ItICICRTSON . PAPER HANOINNEN of ail etyloe, bought before the tar; adiiium be cold at the usual low prices. W. P. MARSHALL( .A. 1 .0.87 'Wood stmt. • lartrY YOUR ItISSES ANI eii/EL, dren's Boots Gaiters and Gums at the Cheap ash store of J. H. Borland's. • WALL PAEER, CIIZAP--BOTH - VW French and American. will be sold with out advance in price until New Yearlkatthe old stand 4 87 Wood street. by. w. p. MARRNAT Sir RAO wanted. no 15 _IIKOLASIAZO • 83" Reboiled." - SD " Loverneel37:B9.- 10 " New York • - . . rtpreaud for ealiaram kidOICICZON. Prisoners in Libby Prison Richmond. • ' Sebele"'R pulsed ` at Springfield, Mo. Nrw Yonrc; 'January 12.—Specials to the New YorkAerald says: The fiziding, of the Court in the case of Gen. - Poitet . i-Yesteiday, was made at eight o'clock is, of course, subject to approval of; the President. The Court adjourned-ins die. It is unanimously conceded that'General Porter is fully ex , Unenited• (rein the blanie imputed to him in the charged preferred byoGeneral Pope. General Hunter leaves suddenly for his DePtirttiiiiiilin the Ariel from New York. General B. M. Prentiss lesies for an im- POrtantcommand to be hereafter ase4ned td him:-within twentyfour hours. His destinatitaili' undoubtedly to the West. bther"GiiiiiWe composing.the Court, will immediately resume their positions i n, the . . , field source of congratulation to the cod` in the present state of.affaiiv, welitiVio . -have immediately the ser. 'fides eethiliniral officers Who have, for niontlPand' more, been engaged in the case of Major General Porter. The' rumor prevalent in Washington tip day that General Roseprane had •fallen back is belifited to be true by some of the Waitere'Geberals now here. They= say, . hi4everc that a retrograde movement, if inch has-been made, was to enable our array tolitr:nearer their base of supplies. They pietty*inierally regard the battle of liftirfreeirmero IS a victory, bat like that of ;Belmont; liiidestitifte 'Of any substantial or decispe relate: • . , . ' • ALB . 41q 7. .Ir' .i Jan: 2.—ln assembly lii to-daye laden ballots "were taken for Sielikeri'iritlidtit reanit: ThQ HOM3III then adjounikttilV tcillioirow. Bosroiv 12.—Gen. Butler will visit this city to•Ynorrom:' A meeting was held at the• ilielithant's Exchange to-day with refetencit to - 11 public reception. • POETRY9I3 Mdimos, Jana 10.—The following are the names of officers and soldiers of the United States army at the Libby pii.lol RichmOnd, their wounds or =knees - nraventitiz their removal. "Their iianies have been furnished by Mr. Thos. H. - Se11; one, of the re t urn pris oners, whti'obtained them by visiting each _prisoneriersonally: Omit. :fan Ayer, 16th Maine, shot in the 15, Capt' S 9 Marchand, 176th Pa., shot in abdomen, Calit C D &Agile Co. D, sth Pa:; ` kn e e, Capt W Bryan, K, 3d Pa., foot, Capt A J Bolar, 11, 12th Pa., both legs. Lieut Lewis A Johnston, 11th, foot off, lient J P —fith, leg off, Lient .1 K Byers. 121st, arm off, Lient. Theobald Bach, Bth N Y, leg off, Adju tant Theo Ifelaurtrie, 12th Pa., leg off, 'Wm A Vaiintetter, 121st, leg off, John Morgan 122 d, leg off, Michael Hess, 7th Pa., right leg off, Enoch Slade, 3d Pa., left legvrotinded,J Conway, 63d Pa.,sick, DaVid C Terrill, 121st Pa., wounded in hip, Sergeant S P Jones, shot in leg, A Carson, Ist Pa., rifles, left leg off, Harri son Young; 4th Me left th igh, A R Mitch ell, 11th Pa., wounded in leg, K Gwyn 121st Pa., wounded in both lege, H Sut ton, 11th Pa., wounded in leg, L B Ver ney, 4th Me., sick, Ilomas A Smith, 11th Pa., abdomen wound, W H Morgan, Ist Pa ' hip, Seymour Smith, 104th N Y., leg off, John &Somerville, 11th Pa. leg off e Charles 0 Bee r lst Pa., wounded in left leg, Jos Bishop, 121st Pa., wounded in the knee',` Amos Allshouse, 11th Pa., wounded in thigh, Martiller Porter, 10th Pa., wounded in head, Wm Chamberlain 11th Pa., left arm off, Samuel Holebaugh; sth Pa., wounded in left arm, Columbus Comefort, Ist Pa., wounded in left leg, Chas Hil, 121st Pa., wounded in left leg, W W Evans, 11th Pa.. left leg, John Mil ler, 121st Pa. - , by a shell in leg, Robert Goodwin, 11th Pa., thigh, Eli Hillard, 11th Pa., hip, Fred Conrad 136 Pa., knee M Peter Hue; 6th Pa., hip, 9 A Fritzer, 112th Pa., thigh, Levi Renner, 142 d Pa.. lett foot of Sr. Louis, Tan. 12.—Late last night Gen Curtis received a dispatch from Vol. Crabb, commanding at Springfield, that the rebels were repulsed at every advance on that place, and that he could hold the Oar loss was seventeen killed] the wounded not known. We buried thirty- Tour rebels, and many more were taken on the field. They left a large number of wounded in our hands. But little of the town was destroyed, and that was done by our troops. The telegraph is almost entirely destroyed between Springfield and Sand Spring. Gen. Curtis has sent three columns of troops after the enemy. LOUISVILLE, January 11.—From Nash ville we learn that Forrest's advance was at Franklin at last accounts. His pickets extended on thin side three miles.— He is collecting -horses, provisions and conscripts. Four boats laden with arm, stores arrived here to-day. The river is stationary. STRICTLY ITRE ARTICLES .140 W 1 3 1•Ieee. PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE TORRENCE & McGARR, A P 0 1 1" . 13 - .E 0 A. MC • • Corner Atolls and. Markel streets, PITTPURGH. Drays. Lead. Cream Tartar Atedlellery Palarie, Raking Soda, PerlDnaery Dye SU" Mas..ll Chemleak, SWAN". 010 .6. dhei IR: Physinhauf Prescriptions accurately eom poundal at all hours. Pure Wines apd Liquors. fbr _medicinal use only. MR* KoILIDAT PRESENTS GREAT GM Book Store, YO. 118 WOOD STREET. We have this day received the largest and but .assortment of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS Ever offend for mask this olizr. Ws sell them a Mims which Defy Competition, We have alsokeeelved a large inaPPli of VisiNILE AND OTHER, 800118, Eeitable for presents. A costly protent is glyen !pithead' book sold. d0t,25 Pr."' - arrinfei Reirimifficz FOR BALE—A lane three stor7._dwellint Goa tabang.,.tware ma*, .water.lBll natant. Terrdadrable.op mamma of joeat4on, contrenleatta Netatere. market, &v. ...-iferratimaa4 terrttifridt JatiB • - %%Market street zmxis mtmummffig f111:&=111 Gag COMPANY} Janus,' 12th. 1163 i S OF TIFF PFITS -411 Ms Company have this day declared war. *TWO DOLLSRS 'AND FIFTY perAsts, on the capital stock of the priYablelforthwith to et ckbolders or reOndentatives in bankable fonds. 4.113. CIERInTY. Tram/yr. WM:yN HOTEL. (mamma. RLOCum Horn) NO, 428 PENN STREET, Pittsburgh, THOS. 'BELLY, - • PROPRIETOR 1114 AGING ENTIRELY REFITTED therbouse, I am prepared to offer every.so-, eommodation to ousts at a very moderstwpritet. There is a good Livery stable adicuing the house jan.l3;hulel.VW. &c., &o For Director of the Poor, JOHN DEAN. Janl3:ltd Orriou Qtrsirt souitaa. U. a Pittsburgh. January 10th 180. SEALED: PROPolini.D WILL ME Jo calved at the office until /2 'o'clock peso.; on Wedneaday the 21 st inst., for delivering at, this poet at such Onset and in curb quantities as may .be designated by the undersigned Good Rios ehantable Bituminous Coal. Bach bid blast be accompanied by a guaranty for the.rxe cation of.the contract in caseate bid be accepted sitnied by two responsi ble persons. pleCtingthens games as unities far the faithful performance of the contract - on the terms proptaed. ;80-din the sum otßive Thousand Dollar*. signed by the Con traotorand hie guarantors . willbe regnired.' • - Blank forme of bonds and ituarautsgast by ob tained on application at this office. , Bidden must be present at the opening of the Dropasabi withtheir bondstaen, or:with 13r executed hi 'anticipation-braward. rßics not in - conformity with this - advertisemedt'itill be rejeo tad.. ropoials-to be - endorted l'Proposale for andaddresscd, • -- • .C,Pttoilteltnireit • - Major and Qtuartentimmm,-15.134.1:- ,janlkOtd • - Bittabliggh. L SAO TO IieCLEL . AND - % *2.11114F.E. - ILBF=the IleW style of Bootif and 40:UPERIOR PAL AI OR SOAP ou PEEL PALM 80AP I hare'on haul a-yery lora and ineetior assort ment of Pure old Palm Soap, if ig Castile Soap, El IA " White • and 'kluge araortment of fine ToileV•boam • Paronseare will lad nky_eatortment onmplehr„ Jolaisrefit FLOKNONG, earner Market street and the Dianttint; superior Oarhon Oil oa liandat eifin:Per SalloW • ' ,IDOR &Trill • ISEQQIID: CONFIgus T of Beipiteel, Anotienr,On Tlasplag: and•WeLineschiJ evenings. 'Jim. 1241,13th,.And 140.. at 7 o'clock. at•Madellana's Auction-Rollie, 65 Fifth street will besot(' thesecand.consignment of .oNi:dud and. Miscellaneous: Haar, .a.Phota graph:albums; flcild.Pece; Letter aadhoth'Faiiier. Card , Photogvaplisiqto ' • J. K. PikA.mr, &lumen. T. A. bIeaPILL62Np. ,Ano't..: Gault 111TEW OTOCAL OF BOOTS and SHOES' I.‘ just teseivetatidalellBnq's.s6lrifthst.• vow RENT—A ',fiDismr., RE en Redoubt aloe. Xent ~ sTper mgnth s. swam= k 80N8. • • - Real Rasta and iiihnezal Agee% Je2l2 51 hßuitet Omit ,AIMES CALL AT - 2 itetaLktitANDll ; qui, and ii,A#tp.hanatiomellalmicirOvnewsllylei DttEDEISILS—THIE- TitII B TEE B - 0 1r - thellasonielTiandlioeiety- have 'despised . It Dividend of 812 t. PAL CENT.; Mattis !nitwit td stockholders or their legal roOreseritatives. on or after Saturday; January 10; at the office ofthe, Treassr .er lea Woodlitreet- - • Janlo.3td A. M. POLLOOL Secretary. °MOB PITTSBURGH & BIR*I4OII, . PABSITRGIE itAiLIrikTUORPANT; - Ja n., 9lll *- 1861 J. HE ANNEAL MEETING OF THE JIL Stockholders of the Pittsburgh & Birming hampagasager Railway Company will held at toe Monongahela House in the City of Pittsburgh, on Monday, the 19th inst...at 1A -o'clock a. tn., at which time and place an election for Offinere:Wall. be held, to ain° for the ensuing Year. janlOtd W. K. NIERIK, Searehu7. Craws COMMISSARY CYBURSISTRIMir t U , S. Pittsburgh. Jenuary,fith. 1863, jj . jeMEALLED PROPORALS . WILL BE arr. CEIVED at this °MOS until 12 Time= day the 20 . h de, tAlanuam BEM. for the deliver? at this post at such times and in such quantities as the undersigned - may retinire'tif the fo 'awing articles. viz . Mess Pork. 13aco (clear eides)Da-• con Banns, Beane, (small white) Peas. Rice. Rom_ any. Potatoes. Coffer, : (Green) COffee. ft and . GroundlTen, Brown Sugar. crashed Sugar. Vine gar, derdles (a&mentine) Soap, , r sin) Salt,Mosses.la Soft, Bread. Rani Bread and frigh Beef, Necks and Shanks to be excluded. all to be of the beet quality. Passages to be secure and plainly marked with net weight and tare, and no charges thereon al lowed. Separate bids wilt be received for Fresh Beef and Soft and Hard Bread. and for all the other articles above entunarate4 Each bid must be accompanied by a guaranty for the eget:onion of a contract in case the bide be accented and good and sufficient warily will'be required for the due performance t meet: BisAk forms of bids and 'waren tie!) may be procurrd on PPhcation at this office personally or by letter or telegraph' Propoeale by firms must name all the parties to such Arms. The proposals of bidders not in conformity-to the abc ve requirements will notbe oonsidered., Biddtp s must ba present when the bide are opened. • The right to reject ell bids is reserved. Bid, to be endorsed. "Proposals for Subsistence tore& ' JAMES it. CLOW. - B Captain and Corn. of Subsistence, U. S. A. Office on Third street, below Smithfield. janl63d C • H • S • T. BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS • AT CO H• Se T. THIS WEEK THIS WEEK THIS WEEK • AT C. H. 8, For Boots and Shoes mahout halt price, tio to ' . CONCERT HALL SHOE STOIR 82 MTh . amain , Janlo FOIL SALE • WESTERN STATE PENWEIRTIARY OREOSB. a flue assortment of Apron, Shirting and Pnralture - Oheoka Warranted well made and &at Moan Apply at the office • &ad' . 50 BASKETS: "MUM AND Olwipagne, • 80 Cases Sparkling Motel* Is store and'foraatia bi .11,10KE1t3ON. Wurrz an) AN.D SATIN SLIPPERS Suitable for Balls. Partici and Waddiass/ast received at WM. II : i3CHKRILTZ & CO. No. 81 FIFTH- 811101118 T deal PRESENTS FOR THE.HOLIOMIS, T 3 E tr c Ens -itrAvi-illiet o u pened fil esl i e l da ity for the Lubbers a TM lame and deersblestook of * t FINE 0041) JETSELEV. • 1 GOLD AND SILVER WATIlts, • ; for Late , and Gentlemen's wear. Jae EKelle Oleo suer Good& _ SILVER-PLATED WAILS, , such as eastorkeake and fruit baskets; lath% mud eases. tea setts. eta.. and a large *frisk ! sultableartlelu for presente. ,- r.... ...... _ kEugraw,6IILICTIRANISEETI44. :S-, &posy, . L - aantiliiitiiii.':3 . _ ._ 1;200 _;,_ 0- Vil i r *E°4' w $ . : liteMatuna's Aiicdoo. : JOHN wltasufalrriti.L. .4111 A, .„. , liochso „ .!. I;wimsziras,..lo4 oo UNWIND- MUM isk, brim 167 4 e • • _ :W iZt hiiiitiplitsif . casuaiii'lsitie . age.::- :Ansi= IBOH.MI 11WitiriAllillisf, AP& thigtor-JmatitullNittirippir*Otrlilidl a 341 :.-- . - -. -. ~,..!...f.., ;,_,....:.„-. -. ...: .., Solids N i . - = 1, „ U . i . 7 Wpi , l„M . i g= ,f111(Woo t„ edy. mi ie th t ,fl r .it iii tl ) , ai :. n eir Us, '4IOOrk..CAXIMIN. most jalflttAgabot; Wtiod and' SM. 4;4 at mN.b.gLimi School Directors ROBERT WALLACE __-_ DOMINICK CUNNINGHAM_ jan6td. CARTE DE= V I'S I TTS: . •• .772 PHOTOURAPH.A.IOIIN3III Generals of V.:S. l 4=w : Statetelir' 'V . 42444118 Prominent Foreaggaa PaittAtfif j 7 Piaminent Ac!oinsheiid:'Anftisee,. Prominentl)PetiVt3iiikein - ' Troiiiient - Men-and-Niomeni Copiee of Fine Pitintiiiiii:Eiegravinge:onot New: Pleturer Cowing-1* eat Dap • -- - 7 ::: • - .1 3 I - S Thctog aphis Picture end.,AlbumDepof • • • ,„••,• • 7: . > : 74444 r I SA -- ttildrlGANTAT.gojg =mum tinilii,zeorliai of a litirsitlVAlY??r iielebratidalitunr; so • - - - 11ostetter'siBitteral • v.s • Bagliave!s titiets, Gernian'Bitteie, Greensso A largo and complete amirtaient 'of iciuniuli Pit; eat Modicum smoraciiir tyrou: l riduabb r a ut t, eine now in nse at . -t .. 40111EPEISILOUNTRIL amnia Marke , t inlet 'ad the Diamond; - • . rittizailkiteriS 111119itaild "Lartnesßootsat*PdthitErist6 “"- „ Zhblilit*eadthtild'&3s ------- - - • mitext, atEricETAii* - -1 - „wro*: - bilistdiial NpailirnthcflotAtiesetvor iiefaitiiel -dad etrefetavVeg . pilfile l ig ingoodorder.-.ADAY le 41 i ,, :.;:fLi .., st i zak: 77 , ,, : -44 OUTECBMWiI R. iiini2 ' ''"-- : _— ' 1 '.sl,l.diaketktgeek z , . _ fitolp.s--ssozs .vrar Loaratip — ') - 0 mai!or.oo 1.411-Amtuori g on , _ Ctoniise WINTER ~e ~i • .;•-• ~ . , .., ~,,, -,,,, 1 .,:721 . • ; .•;:ff i •11! i ce , 77, ii7.l ' 'LUDIC - IEtiORUA VG I O .2 , -"die itesitoiiiif elitleiiiiiiiiiiiii-TekiMAiroi : - • :,.:. •L•:.••.5-.,,• ~.: -.1 . ,••41.1 -2 . Pr1....4 a -,,,,..,,... WINTER c'• IPKX:10 - Vii ' !,-..:: c. - ...... s.d - 1 ...: 2 1 1. - ;•::, n .. , :fre, t ^•:-?-:! . ..0.,.'N•-tfr pievicatato.ikeitietttlialeAßßUAt tifillSifiP Al.Y•_,ou the Stet day ofF•brti - sk • 1 !L,..7.1 l':' 1 Witoleteala tue Well as Retail ' illiavi the adventageatinhe' '... -..W ' REDUCTION ItIADI3:3F PRICES.' ; '' Evroardiukcitvallit d& SON'S . Sewing ~ . - m ac,hineoh..... „,. NO. 27 ,14 1r3ll:ISTILNST. , ` 7 ;• • • .'PI ISBURGIE. •-• Frucesz • liitratiku.ramn EAMILT MACHINES WS/sided _the highest premium' at ;the WORLIPS_YAJB; London—all the Idapidassi u the %Saud competing- Over 10111,000, ,have ; already heel sold , . all giving universal This =Olin. makaithe look to unravel with theWsiential Advaill ei ahem” both - shin: forminkno4 are iiireorloshalm'.-1 - will quilt li * t heal. tell irather: bind. ord.. The desseee:ipeed and simplicity of this Ma.. shine. the :bestury- . atid , strensthjef stitch, and edaptibility to the thickest , ut_...thinest iabrion render it the most "ERTOCRABFUL, and LA R Bening Itiohites Dor offered tntlis '.yubt; SlLWarranted Call and examine them, ei ?go ! 27 IFTPTII - _ . . WM. SI7III4IER, de' CO: isulo Walden Agents. ALA O.RAOLIIIIKARI St At Reduced ' PrieeiP To (dose oat mar entire stook on thoilst of ary r Make yozw_sehotions before this chola 90' ors ore - 111 gone. • _ . . aNi - • NFACIIVX dive. N 0.17 iiitb,stroot. Alas ur B wIELT • OOTS Andllloß Bainr_ria Boottiiiid dixe - me:-:,?ciif by; fore lear nt It Itortzaw. , Ohm) Cash 2d daer from WM. &on. N . !. 98 MilatePlieN ILIORIBALE;—' A :LOT :OP 411117D,Vj .11)11G Basrel- • • eighigursondtd • ..! T. GIAIDAT ItAlt , _. i L-:._ : : •-• , I i' .to botaif at ri { C. HANSON' , LOVE It:CO. Our Dress'eciods markitdomo Oar Balmorals ig ' " Our Shawla and Cloaks. 46 . , our stook of Domenico L+. ilticileA doubt. the cheapest in thr eity. -1 11 -ILe 'At. N 'DI ELL 8 o , „.f., Barced"and Plain Mille Cointry Plaimeeli r- , Alio Yellow WA, Blow Plain and , finkr-tvniDei. Earnels. allt,okus.., • , BLANKETS, i Rotoe"nnule, lui exonlentinlinciAmi yinitiseffX also reed Pastern - Blanks% A°. • ' - ~,' _- --- Wo.•-ootild beetwey to those *vest :of j!, in:. OO;Ds to giveApkiiqs.a - - . ,• , ----'". '',. ''. - , •• ,:' ~, '0 liiilTSON . LOVE - 'itt: CO . ; NO. 'l4, I ; MARKET. STBEET. ' ' ' • g •4 • .....100;c . • I 't 1 bo iSt i kesEld"* . b.ll- , • Atat?iartaadliraalipyr , - N ot • '.'i9o: . :.l.A l, tltlKX:-T '' '-7 ''4.' 1802, Drama 1862. W. D. & H, 11141101.1.1111. FOURTH SISZET A LAM M PORTIOION 01011 4111- having Aeon bought .yeagioas to im ° 1 &•1 41 1 M24 5 *Minoan; and DOW ropleued.,(iart r u est bl ad carp vati ets. ea ° mi rth& ec al i s ra w the neagatgr th. m A ri'ereti clab tite k i* * ° " l " ll6l4l aentolllllatil="l"lld4C7ai • VARQESTOWtdr. ! ' 4, OLOAXII ,-- -1:111)4AWLS 3 .T.to - • JUSTRICRIVRD BY EXPRISS. ALSO FIVE HIM PIECES ELAIW: E At 25 , Male at w. &a:l2 , Defillueus 99 t - T 1 I.a , E - .. fr01.! 4ritrAli&RKET. Aeolb -41 it T , MinersavOliratuted. A - 1. i• ME - CABBOIWIDAFAn* DANVillak /7 I no UL st/Inike—d Seabee*--sT4lo;pik tcpu m9lo— &rasping r•• IROACAI,6 - 70 gfs6 - ,,PER, WEEK, `tijkabifoilatro'iklarkl4.W aine . anoi airortlirsapethe-Wiibialrli maitille• Za.ra abciutAllq,,; KLILND. „. , „ 4„.•rilakedagit. . t. : - .7' T.,' Ms) ,33143thotris LIG*, , axis:4mi *Mawr Holm i x :a:, „ Batitteani L . laid Botha. too a Tenatitutzt r .. ov e laste sad ofiegleibuo. , lot of / es rgdesas. man i t PerlNses,ell4o tilll be Kg at a toVdieba 4 No warm; :oialdl/42wd : - .,-rii.t xr:P.,rs Me Wool strode ~~ ~`~. ^~ __t ~. “Wiligtatii4o4 - - 4 --' 4.4 1.--; ... - .s.ein.c - ,... rAtIA - BLEzIEAIF4STATE. .•,:;, ri.litliill.AusPaii!olliblidaile an "Iliteitda:WiTith, 1863. na ,:r s t 5 -..l, A r . ivitprobk. :I f. 4'014 prezilk iiftliiit iir :lot or Veto of ground iitattstinthirThir4- ; City of Pio b7.halltaiied aollitembeghittellowc! 1 _ sat theßeetent so f Chummily Sicul-Mtiertretreet:-thestol -hems Onset i Tatirardlsilitffietilitikibio e line W sii h tdrit MY Or bettof (Mel , themes hlthe 1 , . fiAl4, Wert= het emit 'Spit andS in ',. . • ~.. Mfg hie Wks West S 8 R. g i o - - -.At: ~ 941041 th so , _ late of 'lt ' t. - . be )) , , imand Ste Ilse or :',.. ! • - A. ~ . •i, g ' 1 17~s' heirs. Muth, f t _ . . . - a wl & . po rie "ikeithe Isat mai m! 'To .42 - sth Cherry alto: thence r Ostia:fe l t *hes to the ow reiror terry' slity lint • 'frost, on whist le.tuestelshelorgelOtekteet , Is known am the 11000 , tie tam Hotels. }, thieiteiteli - iiiiiii ” - iiiient to the grea., aid' Westete Plummets 1200,:shd ifforeitraArSohaneelor investment hrosphalist4.l 4 ."..r.:..t- , - , ...> -- P ~:...TerolAhtihtk.;l,‘ 4 inEtit i ptlDDßlL, 1.; .._.•., . .;,..........-, Aititiet ,fforireAtuemis. f.l4.Allalli. Aattioneerit*-- - 5.4 6 . 1 k.k1a5tti. ‘ „, , ..-..) 7 , 1_ - .1, -..--.1 sat. ifirrail3labbse Oslo ittlioatmed to the A* February next, (Tneedey.) ... Is 141,1114 . w 4 . ir . ..,._, Toor„ , lump= : 4.e.fleptit'ilallyedil P i Wg ' i lhiligssitt r irtitre6- steditsrunancaei t i e ttie V, to, eof the znotgtekhignovel et 'Lilo . should ge tiett ifoUptieee Wok ..tollio .. Id outs bY thettisti.3 coon s p-slvor 7 yattegov, ollentsilier t *ben o , mosso of a 4,12 41 ,0 had ogee, ;,-,-isleattsgieted, it line mite ittold,' eautitnllX engiiiiert;ger oese of a half-dos- WWII: . tiititsittoveresea ef half corUch kind. ttla ;Tern:is ea h., Win be sent-Wes:F r with 14 is for co. lection on . delivery, 15old moat remit 1 oaah in R ivas totS 'lta - we cannot be o-ok.gons tags. ThillecinvorthiVosnotost-esaltaitile a 'es orthe timeseadihst , thithinglwtheset the ging wishing to mckens.net raphily .r , o oroler early. `Addrets RIT-lIPBAtt "BROS„-allotaimPoders - Isni,lncir o-o_Persse . ulodhigal n st,M.T. Nputinw AILIDE- - ts AO.< 78 ittA,UUTISTREET, Are Atli% &tail lowast Cal% a Ma anCrati *oak qtbak bastaaaadaeleallotui • Winl44 It 2,412-1 odern9loveacz - - _Oauntiets, IgrOugland4otgin . :4ooda, Boot= Ribbed Bose, Marian and . all Woa.Bhlrtokod Diswers, . • •Wlioliditta, IloOdowOotaforts, &o. The iiiteistitadio _Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, , • 'Xxinonhigei.Embroidories, Notions, Fancy, Goods,-ducil At prices to duitiaboyeis. 3)/ A.C2117.111-# OM DE. N . 7-8 rketStreet. tjaie. Batweiai Fo h aitattp Dbaaaade rEw :ar coeinsuntnirmonuctil bairelailot '• 87 bbl. snide - • • - 80 new - 310 d bualtela.nritd..itp_plein-, 4 " "' • '7 O O buret* Rumen` do .78 'boaltelajorlinawititelinina -1.50 do: : vatq;. , I:~Pivaoked butters; • . COO aaoi.n ear 00i11i.04 ;air; 20 do do. '..d0., • -Anita* 2000 I k/boson 50 busholronion4 ' - _ 1 barrel souraum !admit* to citcaroktor bw. 449a1R. 'l43' boiler maiiit. and Its. miITOE I 'WITCHES At RedniiiieL-JEtrioes. !1; - r3, - ..In i:nf ?,,, I t! ,:: pre!?*...sof , • Aileiloa4 - Watolier *at , Amnions I r ip IO 4 I JigniChirIiiMMIIDONIPAIIIT 7 "l ive rsotivo.thatthOriessiaatete honied 1 newt s tritetWatahi , annresobvdsainaed for Eel* dins and otbarrwhalissitita leodinitob. stantod- Aratf:Priee , , 4blestwet, ehte are latanded to op Plage Alzo worthlooli - elmip' . wiztotils of Britt h and .B*.:l::zokoViAktiroilwita:NrisTair,the 'epuntis is A9 , o44, 4 44 4 lftirliroistaintervialeted to keep 9tie 1101n1tisi less Ow* hobtitto. 'lionises saationds omit* beam* unsalable at hole andwed haie Talk for lool4iss and m 44, 1 /a tritoese; - : . ,--,,, --- - ,-,- -- :1 , ,z, :.W eP ire it-t o ;di'titirliatohawiliiiis of tits ison 011iitanual*Matterha‘Jan:Timiratiniad durable ,:i4olimeser.Azoi in Starling Effserssiko. Hz:solos vo.:soro. otos jow:soziottiodziiiolootior Oho traii:7 s i t w or:o dd - Aesi s esioqxseisninikeheforted to, -7,Weltalp Asked*. noir lesisintWatoteo s - wit Ituraiii.B.co4o4:lhos:iddsitigrakem be found no thel4Waffinfi w tl49ol ipilildscare. Wilt MID CAVA /00***Fe4S iit .'!' 8 oldbaistli;A: 1 ~01/041016,61 the Ur .' 413 tater:APhet, 1 00110tderiiihcitithe "addrand - to - : ) I'm), AllpitaMl ll 44.llll9ll3Mol. = _._ , : - . - ..b - neittsforithsi*lterOthilWateUkelism ' . .tianLittsteskhrz:l2l: . Alfgranbiar. N. T. - . _ §- I rinklia-Xikt:ir.4 ' ""- NlfP - 3:11 - -;-4 LEfe,-ritaig ! -Arsaleby:4 _ (19304:41,(0445ti00r maion„t_ - voltr 4 -f :-., :-3-. : • '-' 7:' 2 ,'1.." A env taw. ~.4:• `.. ?._ .., .1.; • ,A,T14,4004 1 4 - - i - ..r.A -.4siltspicioi s-- - t** , _m - ar.a.41 1 -ill kS4l:o4der ," - =,. ' ' ' 9- - 111.118=4431t ' ' alea* ' ' - , f -- -"f. , i,r '-• -, ,Bs4 -f, a , ,, ,_. .. ii",? , :` , I '• lt *Wet azialintstrats. kitist; A VANTII*-11T-TWO.M' 1.1 m: .-- 1 . . tlaiso.tiroveli fl0":„ halt bosza.withisr &sta tai ` R -- en tlititlopeptr so 1 eNii , 010110Qa , - - - - - c r --„4.`
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