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MlXaudzlalYVVreecont•
Btotrketwa it Vox. lirtri,s
~:: w;'
f ,;°:..
i ffitlafittl SIMPLICITY. -
sl i ',.ural ..utaiiipiity,'•aftetiroin s iaing to
" O rt tq"l#44/N,Chfaelltigistraie Of_
- 160 "contibiles" 10 10
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la".' 40 .
ti0 t 0.....,..„....,..,...?...,.„....„ „ . „.
fait lb thelionci a bad down by the
• - fou l ! erii.li4iiiiein. erne:lent'," .istrikiridn.
4111
i lp
• _lib' 1.. v ein, and, -iiiiiii, soaring 'ahoy! mere
pa4litini4uncesiiiikiteniiini 7 to co-hper:
ate! itliliiiek7Piiiiikie - Deninertibi"As
Ein
Neiterk,.exiii.:,lliCiuni i; - t- Pennsylva
nia I' -Wti rather suspect that the paper
I
all , ~ ,..4- i sfiliposird In be waggish, instead
of ..'ng-noinally simple. The idea of the
Chi ';'Jldligistrateebitinning to he faithful
to -pri n lciplea of the fathers, cf the goy-
: ern ~ .14,1fy - persisting in the course he
his' • Sell Purifiing,..itteertainly too broad,
an [ 4iitt4y at the handle'.' Itibe in . ear
nee • -, -"-Itiills against the 'ebniet," in the
sha .o •paper, proclamations-; midnight
arr'..-Ofi - dilaidditi4l:klitinni"-upon the
~,,,
eh ii - Of treason:against the government,
and 1 keir. equally sudden release upon
sig , k` - a card . proinising to be civil
Aft 3r,- together with . demonstrating
,I.
`tPresident did - in his tn
last , essage,
Vit b4easier to pay nothing, than it
•-i
. 4/Jaime:thing, and easier to pay a l
m a i , 'pont than it ia topay a largerene,"
. are a e:W of his- prominent imitations of
,
t'id f achiz gs of the tounders of our Qin
- stitui ' , cur..;- Besides these, there was in the
i- - -
pap alluded to 4 another bit of Brinsby
ism] L hi/ challenged our admiiation. 7
It iy . the l eabouts w p
here the chief mas
tratOiegan to , grow serious and solemn,
and Nitthel same titan imperative, when
wit limphisis he- declarertnui Ability to
cru Illhe tele; her . ° are his own remark
abl itword "we know that'we can put
downthe rebellion; the world knows it,
undqve knOw that the world knows that]
Wit 41low iti." Right upon the heels of'
this l ithloired the bull against 'the comet,
whictin onaection with the removal of
1
McCollan, the advance by Burnside apon
F lick s erg, and ' HOrace -Greeley%
i
pro hlmatilio, that the war moat end by
the, glnning of May, dembustrate that
"01 'Abe.' is a worthy successor to those
who
i sms and affininistered our govern
me tiiin i best days, and that in' biing
ing t d r present troubles to ,e triumphant
ter in rilioil;"be can if - ani , Arian can."
)
' Hosirireali c hd' pusillanimous does Gen.
CareyJacen'sonduct in the' time of South.
na
• nhllification aPpear, slims 'corn
parlto thi rapid conceptions arid execn
tio liof oar present chief magistrate ?
ThiOd General, in an. irreverent , Mood, i
aivoreithat i'thii 'Union must be preaerv.
.ed,' end;although on unfriendly fermi
-,-. wit h en. Scott, he dispatched that o ffi cer:
to harlehon,' and 'so - ' ' crushed the
i l
rebellion - . afore it -'iraiit' --
matured.,
But Our P esident is even . 'iiiiiee rapid'
ii
than 14Itcksion was;.his: moat remarkable
stroite Of her, expedition being his fre- '
quen 1
j ai
appOintmtmts and: dismissals of
McC an to and . lrom the command of
oar 1 o listerit army, his last discharge oc
in •at half past eleven on a stormy
r ' y n*tit, while the army Was in
.4
Think of that, Master Brooks,
y en * r'efiect upon those` rilew '''old
"Llie fathers of our institutions,'
11' , 1 .
, f:(nrwei desire to, apeak respectfully,
iulie that were our fathers.
a ling as our rural—ire were going to'
viitdati4 ' but" we won't---friend ap
adtiiiike priformances of our Presidentl
b:fig wsirthy - Athe="foniders of our
tit , lions, ' he can't . he4rong, especi
y - I long-aa-be---it sustained:lkt the
)e.4crati patriots" to Whom he has
~.
uthdi, B u tler , Dickinson "
and Hick-'
au, 't tree tglorions -and self-saerificing
,
en, hose sly • desire is to serve their
/MI .t . , leaving otheralolnxtiriate h . i'lliei
'oils P i ot' ofime ,ailifiti4tilients., , biitUiere;
re o rer D'euioorriiepatriots* as ail' as
hose rWho shoultnlit-4 7 ffitgOttaii'itheir:
gamelWill' be-regintireffi,la fut u re- in-
I
restig•tiooe, and they 'ahead not now
be to 'Pottin:T. by admiring cotemporaries.
Look ,i that simple minded and Christian
patrio
t riSimb l iri canMron; An "Old Demo- -
crat," hole& the War Department at hie
own o liion,, Order to, undertake a box
ardou f4:iyag 'to Russia, at `hie own .ex-'
pease Press
w cEr, afterwards returned for '
the • Press Airpose of _repreaenting-his „
'native qtate'a the,l7.liS.l3endte,litit was,
untert l ately pretente4liz,n;...ineddlrolne i
fellow' s ' lied Beyer. He too must-be add-
ed tot ' list of ' patriots headed by Den
Butler 11,. Therteee that meek tin - d - 5 4 . 8 P9 - ,,
1 1,
t
keu g
,ti Isiiiie6, -Aleiander • 4thimmings, - 1
anoth ''.l3ld lilemoarat, Who 'vows . he'll
t i
know . ' ii , parti as long as his .country is
in dan ",r, arman of such purity of char ,
aster iio,:ji.' ojusify Cameron • in entrusting
to his ,acretion two millions of dollars,
9 whicli muting' judiciously invested for
tiu
the G erninint, reserving only a hun
dred:ti .te _ „thousand in the of
- commi ' l ons. An impel tinent, member
of Con '7 as, nding to this transaction,
i
!I
decbir dithat the amount realized by Cum
. di t hat i
mings 4,s nesirer a . quarter_ of a million
than Oeutriltaled, , but . theft . ICumminge
had g; e to 'Europe for his health,
ii
and o
I ; , r -punters of a similar char. , i
'atter wvented further iniuiry. ,
. I
Beh id, nick that burning AiidAilftaing
1
' 1 1
and cr ( 1 ,1 11 4 patriot Forney,.tinOilerAld
Demo tilt, and one of the sweetest 'and
most e mp ary patriots among them all.
g e iem*o 1
.. of the.saldime virtues of ,s
all tbe.t, in ti tom quality peen
'Jiiirly. A a °in t .- Theie. are the sort of
Patriot ''' . loyal men 1:4 the country -with
Wheiii.rutal - COteinP.Orary is willing' to
.. ,... -- : . i g ioi4 .1 : -`—' IMiTertelhem.and to
- .. ..thnir* ;,,, in , lint above ' rill to their ea
ample; a nd ' he will, if an ,afit: i 4ciar,
1"
soon tie ain nhatthe sort of , patriotism
rt
they p,, st 3 and
practice does- iottt- all
interfefeith tliegidheiing in of. anehjobs
and Vrae.ta pa-per centages, as they
_i4fg.il 1
. ying ° and in a loose condi,
ii
'...• - •Fih •,!.?.- •-•-'.
CULT/
Satu
moti.
and
tion. There ; are several others of thOse
who were once Democrat's, - - wbo. are Maw .
sevinitheircountry arid themselves' very.,
effectively, but we haven't space, at primp
eat, to do justice to their patriotism:and
qnslifieetionn,
..t, - s;4 - wc• Rf.,,:,'.. '...''- , A•toi,
Th. giont v ,..ck, whmat el Inez.,
swh' ~,,Illon A: 14aelciPilt at Witches
, ...
, _,.,„: ; _,,,-s , , t, 't• . ,
ter, .a, and
. !,,ojtjus, evg,B4oe4pfp, n
f
liraiihibgtati wilhilibf, a conVagnq,litt . s - .
i tt
length been selected for some' iiglifini e
lservice on the Pacific coast, The reason
if- - iiiiinantion ever since the battle of
IYinPheater was:something •he said not
Ivexy complimentary , to
~.t49_Kctr Depart:,.
iiiinf. - fie now to the Pacific, where
he can be of no annoyance to Stonewall or
any one else: 'Thereis es much 'wisdom
and jastiire in this move as there was in
:As dismissal of Fitz John Porter from the .
service. and the pardon of Tom Ford by
the President, for tLe disaster at Haiper's ,
"Perry. - - While Shields is to go to the Pa
tific and Fremont to somewhere in Texas,
. _
we see - that a crazy man named Phelps,
he who issued a proclamation last spying
against the Catholic religion in Louisiana,
is nominated for a Major General. ,These
;little things show how our' administration
discriminates_ in its selections of Generalsi
and how it always succeeds in having the
right man in the right place. General
McClellan still. remains inactive, 'like,:
the rest, drawing his pay and doing
nothing,he wants service, hut the admin:
istratioa is so engaged in creating new
officers that it has no time to bestow upon
the old ones. We suggest that Aomething
be done in McClellan's case; conyt'mar
tial him, or send him:away off to the East ,
ern part of Maine, or some other frontier,
fax enough away, where he will be soon
forgotten.
44,....
I
ser We aTe favored occasionally- with
a little information from Harrisburg, corn
ing to us as Associated Press news, but it
is always of a personal character. If
the Associated.P.ress has an agent in that
region we should be delighted to have
some general intelligence even at intervals:
As it is, it looks one sided.
Correspondence of the Post.
Democracy ixt Washington Co.
Itbni sox Towesnir, West'. CO.
February 16, 1863.
Ma. EDITOR The - Democracy of this
portion of Washington county are becom
ing thoroughly aroused and organized in
opposition to the usurpations of our pies
ent rulers. Clubs have been armed in
all the townships, which meet weekly,
with large attendance and much interest.
Perhaps the fullest and most spirited of
these weir that of the I:tth inq.. at the
large school house near the village of
,Candor. The organization was made by
calling Cot. James D,maldson to the chair
and' appointing James Pollock, Es., . her
retary. *After a tew approprihte minarhs
by the President in relation t,. the great
crisis, the regular speakers failing to ap
pear, .1. M. Clark; Esq.. took the
and made an eloquent appeal for the
"Union as it was and the Comm ninths!) as
it ii." Although. from the first, a firm
supporter of the war on the basis of the
Crittenden resolution, he charged with
bitter, withering denunciation, that the
greatest and most gallant army of modern
times had been raised on false pretenses :
and instead of being allowed to •lfollow
the flag and keep step to the music of the.
Union," it had been wickedly sacrificed
by the dirty work of negro emancipation
and the diabolical intention of erecting a
military despotism on the ruins of consti•
tutioned liberty. ln,the course of his re
marks he proved conclusively that the Re
publican leaders, have no desire' for the
restoration ot the Lion; and showed by
their utterances, by their legislation in
Congress and by their management of the
war, that they desire to prolong the conflict
until the States shall "all be free" or the
Union permanently dissolved.
After commenting at length on the sus
pension of the writ of habeas corpus, ar
bitrary arrests, be , the speaker concluded
by urging a return to the only ()lieu for
which the war can justly be prosecuted, to
the old time-tried doctrines of State rights;
and argued. with earnest eloquence, that
the reserved rights of the States areas im
portant as the Union itself.
lir. James Stevenson, of Smith town•
ship, followed With a masterly synopsis
offthe slavery question, from the adop
tiOn of the Constitution ° to the present
time, completely vindicating the policy of
the Democratic party, and maintaining
_thatthe followers of Jefferson are in no
viee,responsible for the present tronbltur;
Alternately condemning secession and
Abolition, he proved that slavery, in itself,
had nothing to do with the war; and show-,
ed clearly, that however guilty the rebels
-now,in arms, the Abolitionists provoked
Them to rebellion; and that the South
could never have been taken out of the
Union had it not been for the Abe
tioniats of the North-.
After picturing with a master hand the
dark cloud of pesent trouble, he conclu
ded with an earnest appeal to the well
known, law-abiding sentiment of the
Democracy, and counselled all to trust to
free discussion, the never-failing remedy
of the ballot box and the "sober, second .thotight" of the people.
Delegates were then appointed to the
Convention, Which meets to-day in - Wash':
ington, with instructions to support James
Esq.,,of this
county, for. Glover-,
nor, and COL Thomas B. Searight, of
,Fayette, for the vacancy on the Supreme
Bench.
= Resolutions Were also passed, endorsin
,the couise of the- Post, the Examiner an
the 'Review as loyal and Democratic.
BRIG. GEN. H. W. BRNHAII, who order
eiseveral regiments to slaughter on James
Likud, near Charleston, in June last, and
was deprived of rank in consequence, has
just'been restored to his rank and a com
mand ix; the arm of . Gen. Hooker. The
President ordered Judge Advocate Holt
to investigate his case, which it•seems - he
has done, and his report has induced the
President to restore him to command.
-An inferior number of our forces was
ordered to charge upon almost impregna
ble batteries of the enemy, lying in such
a position that, if the first battery Thad
been taken by our troops, they would then
have been exposed to the concentrated
fire of the other batteries. The regiments
making the assault knew they were going
to certain death, yet they charged gallantly
up to the batteries, and some of the sol
diers of the Michigan Eighth Infantry
were slain at the muzzles of the rebel can
nbn. 'The Michigan Eighth, the Ninth
Nei-York and a Connecticut regiment
*ere engaged, iihwe will venture that no
afficiiX - or, soldier in either of them will
exonerate Gen. Benham from censure for
ordering the assault%
The charge at James Island was the
B.tautonian method of warfare, us were
the.assaults upon the enemy's batteries at"
Fredericksburg and Vicksburg. Useless
slaughter is the road to-preferment tinder
this administration. The. ;President; will
learn in due season that 'reports.. of- ; Judge
'44vocates , caudot be used as shisildi front
censure when an& gross wroneliii, been
perpetrated as is disclosedln the dismissal-„
Of Poiter and the restoration
Chicago Ana. .
_soldiers
order laa':
c ouWwn. b 1
IlleTotoi
This is a vei7EtraaH
it will be very cliffi(
lion to justify by
soldiers are ale
have a right to km
the world. Of
this order has hi
universal disaat
with the negro pi
cingfrtpcorthis:ge is very *cte.....ly
/ n
in dicateckkvlte,riews ar prat,lll4 tl . ke. , ,
feeling ilia& aiit coin ' 8n iethe army is'
eisewherett..llrEßade iattatiOlftiMierlif
this means to preyeitt-a l Ituorpledge.ol l the
growing ditiContetiffr4tl reaching tte Sol
diera. tor fearit woulditlfeict - f theArrnale.-
I at in thisiViiilill ti l Vdr7nieilatiVea, , - Ivii
and militarY, theadMitustratisititihdwa its
want of common'aerititt "lira ttiesight. It
is horthe'ntiWipaperslifediekto blares
for the state of feeling? tltronghont the,
coantry , and in the'.:driuy-;l4.llLincoln'i
I t
adrisers are respßesib e f9rithOt. It was
eltangitig, the war for helinion . into'nne
for abolition that, his dent; all the Milt
chitf, - and- while thiir ' olicy Obtains mat
tern will grow,
.steadil' :Worse:. The ,vab
-4
sente'of newspapers w 11 increase and , em
bitter the fetlinitiofi e soldiers, wliowill,
lea all the love 'went ment wishes they
would not learn from t eir private correa-' 1
po4inee andbyreport. -The-time is /jail
3
far distant when , Mr. Lincoln will "see', i
what is obvious to all ane people at thel
ti
Noth, that this is.ana ng.tife Most i loolish
of the many' fooli* expedients of his
i- ,anaellors.— World.
A. totter has beici+ceivad Trout (Ten.
Itosecrans by the City Councils 1:11" Cincin
nati in response to coliiPlinientary resoln- -
Conn passed by that body, in which be
says:
"May no aorig of pe l ace, founded on the
delusive hope °falai:4)4ot, truth and jus
fice'of the rebel leaders induce us toperil
both honor and the atifety of our homes.
If deceit. permitted h, enjoy those dear
bonfes onrselves w# yOl, least. ; endeavor
fOfeave them, sail dna' (reel under the Con
atita,th.a, to oar posterity."
Those who found hopes on peace on the
honer. truth or jnetic4 of the rebel lead
ere, are certainly among- the .moat foolish
or themost crazy' iitirtals in existence.
As well might we expect military ability
in Mr. Lincoln, or rclitical wisdom in
Horace Greeley. or oyalty is Weddell'
Phillips, or patriotic., in an army con
tractor, as to look for honor, truth or jus
tice in Jeff. Davis land his associate
scoundrels in Richmorld. If the Southern
people want peace, the shortest way they
can go to work to get It is to hurl these
solf.made tyrants from their places.
•Chirago Pont,
MoDowEIT stlys, in lair defense,
submitted the Court of Inquiry in his
case
"Nearly two years ago I was here, or
gani/ing the small iteginnjnge of the
_strand Army of the Potomac. When .1
t onimenced, we had hive, in Washington,
Cooper, now the senior General in the
tinse
cession army : Lee. co ntanding at Fred
ericksburg : Jolnston, the commander 01
the rebel Army of the Mississippi
Magruder. the Co mender of the
enemy's forces in Texas : Pember
ton,i the commander at Vickeburg ; Jones
and Fields, prominen generals on the
other side, besides m. ny others of less
I
rant. ,f -Alexandria al oat. it - not wholly
secession: Georgetow and Washington
very ranch so. I orgy i/ed the first hun
dred, the first thous ntl and the first
brigade of the taxa' eh ?ens of the place:
and this in opposition to all- the bad in
tluencee brought against us. And when
thsi troops from the North came down.
and the capital had been saved and the op
1
posite shore taken, 1 o gauized the army i
of which the present o, e is but an exten
sion—lA great one, it is rue."
..-- -- ..............1-- -
Ass t STA r Secretary Of War John Tuck
er was acting under the ;orders ot Secreta
ry Stanton in chartering the transports for
the several expeditions enumerated in the
,
report of the Senate investigating com
mittee on transports. Secretary Stanton'
diverted the business frnut int proper ellen
nel, the Quartermaster'is Department, to
place it under the direction of Tucker. -
If there was fraud and plundering did not
the Secretarykni kn ow it ? Indite not know
that there itould be haul and plundering
whiin he took the heftiness from Gen,
Meigs and gave it to Tucker? Was it not
because he kneW ther would be fraud
s r
and plundering that. heLook the business
from Geri. Meigs and gave it to Tucker?—.
We aver that the Senate . . trivestigati;tig coin
mittee.hbve proof 44 . 114 Stanton a; com
plicity in the systematic robberies of the
government' in. the 'ObViristirlifedf those
transports, yet they have no word tit cen•
sure to pass, upon hitn,' I The adaunistra
timphavti proof of.liutler'a rsibberies of
the goiernment at New Orleans. yet they
offer him choice of position in the army.
;'
Assistant Secretary' of ar ; Tucker . was
an„apnomtee of Catnero , • and Congress
knew before this investigation took place
that he. bad been Cameron's "man Pri•
itie' in pl undori ng the goVerructent! Tuck
er was retained under Stanton, and Came
ronwas made Minister to Rnesia, It ; is
thus that official corruption is punished. by
this administration, —Wray° Mike&
' '
,
On,Tuesday evenin Neb. nth. at it o'clook,lilr
.W 11414,11111 frA.OR V, TT, aged 31 years., r.,
Thelrlisids 'of the fitittily nre reepeCtfully
'sited telitien . ..l the funeral. on. hunnlaY meta •
11;4 at .ft O'clock, from his late residence. No.
142 Wylie street.
On Tuesday, 17th lilt..aLVelpek-rlithltS.
K., wife of Ildwar,.l Ilea teltonOiso.
The friends of the family ark reapetilintik invi
ted to at tend the fttneraton.Thurtday tifterneen,
at 2 o'clock. from
, 1 the m110111(38 of :kit 1111 gbigl,_ d.
Oaklan itertOta, ht; .t4t1.14
1; o clock, ortiti , ely; leave the
Coffin 'Warerooln of. H. Sanithe, Undeitaker:'
Sthithfield street, second door from Pcurtb„ at
1234 o'cloblr.
On Tuesdey afternoon, at 5 o'elock. at her 1, te
,residence on Smith street, Ninth Ward„ N rs ,
JAN'S PATTERS ON. wife of.fos. Pattetscrn,
?rostriiknotioit ictiVenlettpaters.
CONSTITUTION WATIKII.,
Yours, &c.,
Lsx
Plantation Bittik
VoltaWs Rift Poison: •
Lindeey'e Blood Searcher:
Brook - noire Skin Soap;
Liquid Stove Polish;
Brockedon'a Soda
MeLean'P Strengthening Cordial;
Covelirs Rheumatic. Pills;
Wood's Restorative Fordigh''' t a-
Reed's Magnetio ; • -
Elixir Colisaya Ba'rk; ' , • ,
For sale 57 SIMON JOLINS . TON;..!
feMd . onmer Sitithfleld. and Fourth tarots
TIONSTIRNED AND FOR SALE FROM
....../ store and to arrive
are ",
tu i
' 1.600 rats Wk!te and ' eYlm, Ocmk,
Shelled and in mule§ Ent ' ' 4f, -,= - -
... istaii . 0[11(301k %arts , atreet.
„
111MTALL crHEAR...BOTIL
• • French and tunericailfwill.boisoldmitiVr
tint advent% in price until Neu , eakee:attiatid ,
4 100 4037 Wood accost, by. w.
P.
w
ac4s
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Gen. liosei3r
DiIED
First Eilitho.
LATIST NEWS BY
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'--, EP' Cl.lll.-
Gen. McOlellan Meets Gov. Feymour
COIi6RESS--.24 SEiNSION.
T • 6
a'si}txii'oS;"` y Feb: i7.-'— e rhere is gen
- • lyrwmora-hupeftil feeling viith reeird
to ourimilitary and naval operations than
hail preval-Iti'd for several months past, and
this arises Trom . ti! favorable accounts re
ceived from all quarters. The weather,
however, hativimpeded immediate opera
tions.
vo change in the command of the de
partment of the Pacific is contemplated.
There is the best authority for saying that
Gen. Shields will not he sent thither to
ankreede (len. Wright.
Nr:w foes, February 17.—The steamer
Creole, from New Orleans, with dates to
the Bth inst.,
has arrived. Col. Little
john, of New York, is among hei passen
gers.
Gem Banks has issued a general order
suspending the navigation of the Missis
.
tulip to vessels engaged exclusively in pri
vate 'trade, except those engaged in coast;
wise or foreigh commerce.
Also an order prohibiting the foreclo
.sure of mortgages, as against loyal citi•
froui forced sales, except as to debts
incurred subsequent to the order, which
shall have remained uncancelled for six
months. •
Dov Ea, N. , February I,.—The posi
office here was broken it to last night and
all the letters and property of value sto
len.
ALBANY, N. Y., February 17.—General
McClellan, it is understood, meets Gov
ernor Seymour at Rbinebreci; to-day.
WASHINGTOK., February 16.—SENATc.--
Evening Session.—Mr. Chandler called rip
the bill for the relief of the crew of the
shit Nightingale. Passed.
The Senate then went into considera
tion of the bill enrolling and calling out
the national forces, and the pending
amendment of Mr. Collamer was adopted.
Mr. Clark moved an amendment, which
was adopted, allowing persons to be ex
empt by procuring a substitute oi• paying a
sum not exceeding three hundred dollars,
to be fixediby the Secretary of War: but
failing to appear or procure a substitute,
or pay the required turn, to he arrested
and tried by court. martial.
Mr. Nesmith moved to strike out the
third seetion, which provides tor two clas
ses of national forces—one from 18 to :30
years, and one from .tO to 4.7,--the first
to be called first.
Mr. Wilkinson wanted to know ii mein
_
tiers of Congress could be drafted.
Mr. Nesmith thought they could : but it
is not known as they could be arrested.
lie thought the members of Congress
bad rendered the country poor service.
.The present members are, of course, ex
empted.
After a further discussion the timend
meat was rejected.
Mr. Wilson's amendment was adopted.
It is to make the first class inelnde those
between the agej of 2tt and :tr., instead ot
18 and U.
Mr. Doolittle moved an amendment that
persona of foreign birth, who may have
declared their intentions to become citi
4esia, and who leave voted at any election,
shall bewleetned a citizen within the mean
ing of 4,his act.
4,lwr a discussion tho amendment was
rejected.
Mr. Sherman inuved t amend it Ao an
to exempt all ministers ot the Gospel.
Mr. Henderson said that he should vote
- ,
against the amendment. lie would have
midi a law that in eaee nt another ..neh
vi , v, as this, intuit:ars should have no ia
(beet:tient to urge the war
The :amendment of Mr. Sumner was
rejected, and the hill reported t o the ten•
ate.•
The gttestiou thou recurred .‘ti areeing
to he atnendment exempting the tiovern
.ors and Judiciary of the Mates.
M. Trumbull, of 111., favored the amend
:4loot. He did not want to break up all
the Suite Govern nftent 4. The people
were too intelligent to he driven by any
each . idea of including every body in the
draft.
• •hir„Dixon, of Corm., thought it was
highly'important that all should he inclu
ded. as it would tend to allay any dissatis
fattion that may arise.
.hit. Rice, of Minn., said it the hill did
hot exempt those who were exempted by
the State authorities, then there would be
a revolution in the North.
Several voices—"Oh, not no 1'
Mr.'Riee—Well, try it and see.
Mr: McDougall saidlhat if there was to
he .a revolution in the North, lot it come
now. had hertid'gold deal of talk
about a revolution in the :North. If it
was coming. let it come. But he disa•
"0 - OM-entirely with the , euator
,from itiljn
----
nesothhe e ditl:mit beteve there sfould he ,
any 5001 levdluli, ».
Mr. Eice,wanted the Senators not to
touch' the constitution of any State, for tip
God llveth there was net a man in his
State so craven as to submit to IL
- M 2 Wilkinson, of Minn., said he be
lieved the people of Minnesota, by a large
majority, believed the Constitution of the
Unit ed States to be the supreme law of the
land.
The amendment was not concurred in
nays 19
Mr; Wilkinsons renewed the amendment
to excutpl. , menther B of Congress, it was
; rejected -;-leas 1t i nays 20. r
Mr. MePOugall offered an amendment,
liktich wits, Adopted, including, citihens 'of
'foreign birth who may have declared their
intentions to become citizens, in the pre
visions dale bUL. : Y'• • „
.Mr. Ring again renewed the amendment
to excuse the liovernor of State,i, which
was Adopted. ,
•
. • t
At ruidtililif was passed
The Senate'thett adjourned.
•
-STli CI`LY'FITRE ARTICLES
• 1../ow
PITTSBURRH #OIIIE,
toilitEitoi at -*'4:o4 - RR,
A P:O'ZII. - 111:C , A:itti Si
'is*/ ' /11a4 et ifractg.
. . . ,
VITTSIIITHOII. •
:.Orreis; CroamVaitar
Patitcs, nakthirliodit,
ery Dye fitutli4 igne.Mustard,
Cheinfitals, SPicett , 01.&
161 t. PhYaiatitaa.Preecrirtp r .ryinitatety .000 1
pounded at 8'4,44(4,, if li;,0 71:
PateWO:tag tiro - ni9uor#. 'for, atadtagua uga
WALTAIING HOOTS OF
GOAT, 'ANT KIP.
W. - E. SCHMERTZ & CO.,
$a
aVi) Just reeeived a large and very superior lot
of Ladies'. Misses' and Children's
WA LKING BOOTS,
of Goat Calf and Kip, Tripple Sole and
warranted equal to any in the city
.-- • and Belling at low pricea
STREET,,
TO:nittS ADVEWriaMinna.
AT OLD PRICES.
CALL Al
-, ' z 'Ai..-,
. , .- - t
Istcr I '';'\ 3 I
.... yde's,
ik ato. ;Alm. , i - 'Et ? T,
".. I ' AiTataw.yonis , '.. Ih l
4: OSIEJV ot . r -- LOVES,
t i 7144)
.„, .” ,
'. Balm Oral Rose for - n
Boston Ribbed Hose fir Lad - Andllisser.
1 leee7 Linea Hose for LaateOand M4asea .
gentlemen's and Y( nibs' La Wool , Merino
and Cotton Rose.
lini„ thlk and Woolen moves Gauntlets and
Matins.
. Wool itoods,Searfelfubßuf. &e.
A Etahroideties. :retrial:dna. '
Furnishing hoods.l -,y - t - i-r
l it Old Prioch - -
--Wholo - sa ean cal
31TACRIIII* GLIDE.
N 0.78 MarketiStraet, ,
1 , ~.- u .o_,. I
WAR ' Between Fourth and the Diamond.
LIGRAPIIs
elin~ ;
1110U1I BUILDING lOTA-FOE MALE
.M.` IN I, AWRENCEVELLE Four lots 24 by
110 .feet eaoh • handsomuly situated on Church
street, situated near the Pftegett . wer :Railway, will
be sold cheap for cosh, on application at this Of.
Lice, febl7:dtf.
WANTED TO PIiTRCHASE—A TWO
story brick Dwelling House in the. City.—
Price from two to three thousand dollars:
B. CUTHBERT &BONS,
51 Market' street.
4M, LOGAN STREET FOR RENT—A
liPl three :dory brink dwelling.,hall, parlor. aiz
rooms and collar. Rant sai. ARLO to -
K. CUTHBERTA SONG.
Heal Estate and General Agents; '
ai Marker .tree!:
A LARGE STOCK. OF
CLOAKS AND SHA TT
?
JUST RHOS' YES BY EXPRESS. ALSO
FIVE HUNDRED PIECES
DELAINES
At 25 Cents.. For Male a
MT. & D. lIUGU - S.
CORNER FIFTH & MARKET.
dean
C. H. S. - S
WINTER GOODS
nt swat leargaintint
OMER HILL SHOE STOH
62 Fidth*Strect,
IiOYS' BOOTS 75 CENTS
Al. 1, WORK WARRANTED
VALENTINES
VALENTIN ES.
COMIC AND SENTIBIENT4I,
t'OBIIC AND SENTINCENTAL
4 (►!ll[' AND SENTIMENTAL
HOLYSA LE AND RETAIL,
WLIOLESALE AND RETAIL,
WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT ALL PRICES AT
PITTOCK'S
•
Household Furniture, Mir
rors, kke.i at Auction.
AT NO .71 LIBERTY. STREET, tier
ihuraday, February 19th, at 10 o'clooltwilt
be told a quantity of Household 'FuraiturwAns
longing to a familjlabaring the city, cotupriatag
mahogany sofa, 2 sofa seat divans. 2 setts - de do
mahogany chairs, walnut what-not, mahogany
and dressing bureau, two mar'''. top pier la
hies, watdrobe, oak hat rack, large Una seat and
r. caption chairs, rocking cane seat and chansher
chairs, "'Dowsed and plain wash stands; twinge;
carpets, French high and low post bedsteads,
tablas, clocks. washstands, parlrr anti chamber
, feneera, mainmasts venetian and buff blinds;
kitek en fuse iture, utensils, S c. Also, 3 gilt frame
French Plate Mirrors.
febl3 T. A. ateCL.EILLAND, Atm%
DEAL ESTATE SAVINGS u
m", TRIN, incorporated by the Legislature of
Penussivauia.
Open for Deposits from 10 a. m. to 2 o'clock,
te, daily• also on BATIIII,DAI' EVENINGS:
from a to 9 o'clock.
SirOffioe, fi3 FOURTH STREET.
. .1
A SAFE. CONVENIENT and PISOEITAHLE,
DEPOSITARY. for Mechanics. Laborers,'Clerks,
sawall those whose mat= or savings are smart,
It also commends itself to Executors, Adminis ,
tratora, Collectors, Aguas, voluntary Societies
or Associations, and persons of all ; domain
Interest at the rate of ttlX PIM-VENT, per
annum is paid on deposits which, if not drawn;
will be placed to the credit of the depositor . in
the drat day of May and November, trod therm' f:
tar bear the sameinterest as the principal., •At
this I ate Money will DOC aLs in Lima 'X
SA Tx
VE &RS.
Interest will commence on all deposits the lot
and 15th days of the month aftersuoh deposits are
made, .
Books containing Charter, By-Laws , As. funs
. •
fished on application atihe office.
PRASTDOIT—ISAAC JONES •
Vice Pagethosr—W, B, COPELAND.
TRUSTRES: •
Hon Thos M Howe Hon J K Moorhtail;
Isaac Jimek C(I Elm/41A n
Wm II smith • Jacob Painter,
Harvy Childs, Nickolas VaegttlY,
W B Copeland. • • •
Secretary and Treasurer :1, A. CARRIER,
febti t iirod .
A r
HARKER'S ,
59 - 311A} HET STREET,J
CLOAKS,'
WILYESI
SHAWL' Sji,
DRESS'
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
owT Forum, r TILESALE OF TUB&
this aftemoanatiSatiittreet. •
CLOSING °VT
A LE NT1.1% EN.
et , t , esite the o
1 1 0-.liAti
—A ineetiu;
le Club 'will be held
.18th 1863 at 7v '
taiseast. ,
By
f.,147:2t
11 ,ANDRI
MAI Seeds.
•
IZEM
CLOTH)
V or t rticl
febld;dtw
WAUM - KILLS 'HOME AND DOG
Powe r a, FoddscSVAOMVAL l Sheliets "
all kindstitkfariiriAiTiltrumaler" by . 14 r.
BECK » AM & LOEGA_
ov n e.Al3l Fo 9., StglitVOVAHolliKfilik.ZiNt
6.7 Ferk , este , b-riy.r.litliTts. emery CIOMba
1101'813 brush . s . &c .. for
BEcligAlki :v
lONO
727 Liberty etteetc
feblQkw
V s TOMCII
AHITTIqpi :.•
g. 7
Damitis 17.Aliwkiioar Aurz7w.
T 2, 4 of, 1,1,4 , 7
vait4 rwirT.Aroxam**.
• c
INEBICA,VEIN - H - -
MEE SAVE'S HOULANDlEirriletbil
iitowTl En**,l"rxt?
niostt47iirs-Hria
litilliFiAND 4l 44 , ll3***BlTTEßSi' . 7
111001 luiNlnitPEitik4:111WIT.iik
GEV ILIVIECOXIGINATIaIf ABITTIMISF
GIME N'S OXIVINACTED
. , •
At ttlfl 1031-.4 prices aL
JOSEPH FLEMISH
JOSEINEPIXHINE s
•
.
Corner 4 the Diviiond 848e1Olg.
domes . of pliliiiiiiiondiatillitarket Street% 4
'T-he--Fairy- - Weddingtt
.BY .31FE
publish arefuithrely th e thifa.Phhir.graphi - of
the Lilliputian Wedding party. as follows:
- , Gen. Tom Thumb. im- in,
Pzioe Ittio
Mcg Gen. Tpm Thinnb...itaridt iNess 2Se
Mr. and Mrs.. Gen. Tom Thumh,, , ir,i Wed.
• • (iingdreas ' 2543
;Commodore Nutt, ani Miss Minnie, •
Groomsman andliridesmaid,......-- •-. '4. 5 e
hirs:Veit."•Ttim Thnink in celebrated ife -1 :
deption Dress • -725 e
Ali/1209 L:ilnia and 'Minnie Warden... ... . 26e
Thu nholelhulai.Paxtrigrearl GU) card." 50e
The !vide] Party,,(Staree.eomo picture.) 50 c,
li
Theridal Party; (Bthreoidopie eolorecid 750 -
The price .01 ourcli pjeturhs, uelored..wilt be . 1 2 5 y
cents extia.-
Can be sont by coati on receipt (d Price and Pcs;
tage Mono.
tifonagenuine union stamped with our trade
mark Fa in a circle, rm,the front ot,ttes, phom:
graph. Beware of spurt bus capresmadetrom ee
gratings, do. - • lg.* H. T. ANTBONII_
•••
MA Broadway. N. Manufacturers of the beat Pb otograpti Albuinit.;
and Publishera of Card Pnotegraphe of celebrities
•TI e Negatives ofthese eiquisire pietures.were
made for us by;Brady:, .
1) l'ARION1); STEEIL.Wou
° .PA. •
. .
PA.RK.AttOTIIER 4L , CO:.
Best Quality Refined, Cut Eteel,'
Square, Flat and. Octagon. °fall size s,l-WearaM
ted equal 'to ani imported or taantititoriaed in
this COUR ty. • •• • -• "“2.1
Vft.-itlfflCV and Waiehtiuse. -,No. ..149. and ISI
First a .
ml 12U and 122 Second ,
Luta: • • - - bl6d
. Je
D R.Y. -- G e
-0,,0,DS
WHOLESALE B4O..;.RETAIL
111A,VING PiriteljANED LABE:IAV
berfarathalataadvEhee %prima ire *reed ,
4404 to , 2.g.11 b. 9 the Case, Bale, Pltice t r Yard, at
,IGESS ItHA.BA ...EASTORIg2
. , .
- .
Miiii:*3lwers stc.uk,.6f
DO*l - .SiTIC - --:-GO:OvD , S ,
is uaugually large as we sulleit an saliminatioe
of our stock by every ope wheluys inAiSangr- z
kat either
WHOLESALE OR RETViI...
TEiUIS NETT 6A:4l'4kt
C... latiSoo-......0) , ::-,'.i4:',.c0:. - ::; . , - ,; . ,
74 . ! Malliet" ' Street:.
• , ,
CLPMNO - err
. ,
'WINTER
EATON, MAMMA ez 0,0;
• Are desirous tiosittirepitt*lo etitiragtoeti
. . 'NVIEI%II[I3IEI. •
• '•
ireviotis t go sultrahgthiir ANNUAIt-RITUI.I9:O-,
'l~heleeeale•-ae
e first day otrilbtemxt.:,
Whelecittle.-ae weU geth efewllllTre . ,
the tulvantageent tha vi‘
REDUCTION MADE IN-TRIC'ES,
.).:Alrolv„.ai.l..l•lttm l'4).vi-t1
Voil7..Elfthatreiet...;
, ianiu
Jur, nurrzii
,Rtat ButterLittatict.r; vis‘f and'
,;;„ ;.I FATZIO4 "/3
corner e; el and .Firstfittaet4,..,
riptmoruir HITS. s.
,*sum
'Timothy See4l.?asCre.tive4 iincitorsitttbt
1.9.5: leilT2Ab. • •
cirrnarlStrukst Nifetetreetli
wArmi- - svAiirktio:4 , 4ll l lA=O *
Mk;
O iebu bound liiskey iar/ ell indica
subscriber by theStelicibpai Silveraped; 7 ,
IeS.A A
febi MarketairrdlirstStreets:'
.C'.*lttr-V-''E*''''F B"'''''-'
861 JACOBIN!,
w.•.:: . p', - 4' A-*IC
- • t2vir
87 FOURTH 1 r
A LA Min PORTION O.IP 01frAlliTeibk
, - 1111 L bavino-leeribonight.previone•tive eeYleaof
• • •grutaak d.noff- Vhfacalvbedikilk;before the
laroefid Ovo Ofthe 1 45 116 0.12.1vith ,ille ammit Ai*
'aims iarCarliete;Vil %elk!. w
A favorable .oppbrtuni.4. Loa of eqevicivutcloultere
Pati4rigallikes. as prIS , Op will ba Nib
.
b4.1,1*
• e ;1.- - -a
• 4suociwor. to iia,,,,aidmes
c.
._
Reaor4n Fagr-Rigeil
emoket.l BIN* . _ •
Carney Markei*aViilit'sfroil4qikus a i i .
dwna•Vd• ' " ' - -
~ tt aitEciiiiix utp4git s 4losporm.4.
.ii_ii! The illiateirStlesidintari - Commission
Inkve'estahtsh'ed iin'etneeorittle*ationro'resard
to p‘tientsitr.the eineral if oepiftls. - of tliblirofr
;of the We.t4 BY a reference to „tioxiksogitiobt are.
ixaseeteti dinly,an onioXer Am., tinder ordiners
tirotanVattoes. nalgirsin brteturn mail to hel2l:
' l°l4 / 6 1 egn ee f lm t r-*------* '' ---: - - trnt) a t
• '
let. 'lB.--,-- (giving name r,•„e&i.m. , 2 ..,,,__,„
Dr wentin iinvpospipl Qfpurj #4 *.!y.7"vt ,
lid: Jr ' So What is ni, Mr .i aliii.nlin
3ill=Nirhat iethenardenf a &Ma-, °X. --
tithe hospi bl? - -- 4.iiiiiiiiitiohint 3
4th•jfilaili-hlitarlArrell.., 1 .: , I . - ax
* l o* i e n in,kospital • • w.r l ' . l' • itikvanii" fat:A
sth. It W atillas-,..n! rP
date? ' 1 '' -: - ;644i ar y'''' odfriiiix hottakikaiif
sth. If recently ....„ 4 . et , - ,J,...-., .-1.:: 1 ,.., ~,.,
he ditiobasted * aux. "' — hie Seders on leasing TA ,
7tb..; IftioVw ha Vifaysistirwishianse"
The Oinionioato.NA eondition‘ntisirtiatiefit'
information "Zaci, within:asshot ) itjalititas
the GarioniFlT . ,
wicitieettodo Safrottiare
time Pleiabibi.o a e rial'
its l O h = onn t hrrh t ne .- "tOil , . will be open- dalo. -e' '
Trom S o'oloOt 4.111,. l',t o _4 l i • 0 4Coej&4l, Ark. and im ,
oesidble bi 'tusk( em les_ a.. atinr-of mai l i g io
Map , ER-__'Bizmtuzlital" B Ilk ',
Secietfor - the 17e tern Department tri 13; .
Sanitatz Commissls,So4l4 , 7ol, k o,. tiit, Lou.
inirt,itgent ll46l3 Y.g;:, ~i 7, ' 1.,7 , :.. ... • :
"7. ,- .s.i'irai;r- - .Y. , :ST Y - '- -
VON
3 4w Abon aippetited eigorete
ma a " - -
idoto to change of water and diet
the effects ofdlsabitteli • &Ca
.
on thesyatem and ea Leen themind
rent miestio and intermittent revere
iti s e e t purifyth breath litatacid.ftgld thitilteta• - •;-.
- Theyenre - DisieWria *4O conloge;tlo6
,f1i1M 124111 . - ftft ler t. L i i :A GlB4 # loo
ogre liver complaints an 4
•
67 ere the beatliiFtcrs in the Jeorld,
make the weak riseraPcmf
iiiture's great rer-Tri 0 _plate
St; Croix hum, ige celebrated Ifalliata gig*
toots and herbs, aikarelikerf the
Of al beyerage, *thew, -
-tiatilaro;•'‘'
tEORRAIatONG,
387Libertystreet.
ER 4 ' 67
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fttor.iormilLis
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issmettaluire, - _filatzity Virk
tvorld - rinown Irish Clommedlipens aaflArctr
of.thellayinstltet.Theali ce jaondow.":axta
tittle principal neat:nu and Concerts :i n thin
country , universally acknewpedutrily the prase
ofboth henqsnliere4 to blithis ninet- s nnglueLAw.e .
: ten tealWrbitdinilin world.
ts. • I'4
- and • WAL - Thirt . h - Olonew" .. than
Toth° kantolnitdAtif will siPetuille:k ors
1 44
which Atigi
„ cottaoalides of ,hiloUtUbi_l4'arlAWE.,.-I.T
; iMeatiotigilaiatural guar/MR.7nILOF: ,
After which the laughable auffeqok.
fi
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" • ?.ANNSEQOI4I;t:
OF:BNlA*llo6ohit S WOLIMACW-,'•;.z.4:a
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r ' • eitlritiCOM eIL -
r it s
'Ad iliSailgainie44ol3/1. gate
boars clpen at': o'clock and oommenoe at 7%.
FILOLD ,4 gen t,h 1 4•14 bless alikAager
It O'ffip.iErtiptirer t v .4 .l a
f.faat;rl. ,. . . 1 ... . • • . 1"
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15- • - -
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govilt.lo"Alit
inforonwiftbat , X , A VeDoneitotitliijCpiti , '
e tone &le popular epeetaele at flenderateinttel
bertgle,Th.atre. on et eoegeslay*vening,,lfithinat:.,l , ,
, eith itibeautithVnerri. gergeOto,effecte.sindl,.. - :-
'ward in It - will bitr a tt„
in the .Raiekspleneliditkie Ce.
.inteliti_proluetikelti Near - YOrk - an P laded
'l,4ia. ;The pub4pXl2B,y,AAL343llll4ll/ *okra*
a:deem wee nettincere thiindertninebt ofJobn •
.E6:MeDooeuell. . • „ .
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of ehe tact.ze, Logy Rough thekeeleignieeLeaw,-..-u:se,
edie Celine Vahaint froni - Tauri Huart'it, - !
Thentre, ha been expmely,enogeato , eppeerin!fir„,..t
bit oribtnil - eharieter -
'
: Itir"daucina her great Sou ofJORAIIA
.10111'.1 al- star Wait ititti , iihnirnie -t )
acer.3ol) MOO. at Laura iteeu'ead also at the ; D rt ,44 tamp-Theatre. LbtidttittlVtikettilehr.Thtel;:t;C>2-...1
llie.)ust ,r,elatned.aftera oteettriiffiatif
lideruint. The pliseelttlf*lrace
, ZoViii bfain - Itei by 20 iouna.Ladito :
in full costume. ,-.1,1.111-1.1 v+ . 711 2
f ( d Sono, Jc eke% Local Vitt:
Graft Tableaux-ANOSIr OF. MIDNIGHT. • -
Xndillos with the (trapd Arausfirmation scene
Blirrilf OF A RUTTERFLY Et THE
JI r m v florfEH t'ERNS !
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T'ae' -toffee
- - Sagara.:. - mumaYi
For IMIthY) misitaiLN & hammTy.=
• : orpei,of Oldo'straotand Diamond,
n 027 t .;;/‘ , 7,lllleationi-Citi.
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