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THE SIEGE OF VICKSBIRt
Detailed Aecount of Six_te4
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D aST I OP eratiOnt s• 2
Our -Losppli 5,900; 11081 •Loeser
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Correspondence of the Chicago
IN 711 . 3 AKAR OF VICKSBURG.
May 24, 1863
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Gen: Grant's army 'is in the...reaf;z4flf
Vickaburg in a most excellennt military
position, the life extending from Vide
-burg, around to the heights above War
renton and below Vicksburg. The aver;
age distance of our main force from the
city is two mileif Our line •of gimmick
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era, however,ift•quite-up- to.the rebek-Alr
trenchments—a few yards generaill:fitea- 4
Baring the distance between our- dilirpt
shooters and the rebel earthworks.--''''
& detailed account of all, the open:diens
includingthe battles and marthes by-which
the pogitioti hats - been attained, would be
too long for your columns. A brief re
sume most gnawer.
A three months' campaign in the front
with the attempts to reach and carry the
enemy'aright through Yazoo PUB and
.
Steele's Bayou, haVing demonstrated that
the flank could not be turned in that way
—the battle of Chickasaw Bayou having
shown that a single column.could not.
reach Vicksburg by a front attack on Wal
nut Hills. Haines' and Snyder's Bluffs
proving altogether -too strong for the na
val flotilla, and all the canal projects fail
ing, after immense laborit wad determined
to attempt the movement which has so far
proved successful..
While the Fifteenth Army Corns (Sher
man) was posted in full force is the im
mediate front of Vicksburg, the 17th
(McPherson) was moved by divisions and
brigades across the country from Miliken's.
Bend, fifteen • miles above Sherman's
Landing, and encamped below and about
Carthage. A vigorous cannonade from
Sherman's casemated batteries opened the
next morning on the town. General
Sherman, at rairl-ilay on the SOth:of April
moved up the Yazoo on a large fleet of
transports preceded by seven glinboata.- 7
Early on the morning he opened a fierce
attack upon HMues's and Snyder's Bluffs:
The same day Porter attacked the bat
teries at Grand 'Golf The rebels were
completely. deceived. Their main forces
were concentrated at Vickburg and
Haines Bluff. Grand Gulf was left with
a garrison of about seven thousand. On
the 24th of May,Sherman renewed the at
tack on Heine'sßluff,and Porter on:Grand-
Gulf. Grand ,
was 'evablafited-,• and
Grant had a foot Hold on the rebel. aide of
the Mississippi. In the night time, Sher
man returned to Yoting, ti 'S Paint, and'the
next day moved his eorP. (the 15th) to
Gratulladlft alld'idilied..qfant. la the
meautiaie,Grauthad;witliVeterliais'.ind
Logan's divisions, overtaken the rebel
Bowen'a force at Wilson's Hill, complete
ly routing them and taking about six or
seven hundred prisouers. Pushing rap
idly up the line of the Big Black river
near Raytnond, he met the enemy under
Gregg. and at once attacked and defeated
him, with Logan's division of McPherson's
and Tuttle's of Shermen's corps, captur
ing some two thousand prisoners. Mc-
Clernand's Corps, the head of whose col
umn was eight miles in -the- rear, was at
once ordered to move by Edward's Sta
tion towards the Big Black river Bride.,
Crocker's and*Hkvey's divisions attacked
them in front,-and.- a. very severe. halite'
took phre_ Our field ,waa • fought, over
three Magi: The rebels ftaelly : gave way
as Logan was moving in,upon their flank.
Gen. Tilghman was , killed and his. army
utterly routed. Several. thousand pris
oners and thirty-three pieces, of artillery
were captured. The army , crossed the
Big Black by three columns the next
morning, and moved at once upon the
earthwork in the rear of Vicksburg, Sher
man, on the right:McPherson in the cen
tre, and MeClernand on the left. The
enemy retreated to the entrenchments in
the rear of Vicksburg, and along the line
of Chickasaw Bayou and the Yazoo. In
the night, Steel's Division, of Sherman's
Corps, made a night attack upon the rebel
works on. Walnut Hills—the, same he at
tacked lasi=rand'after a very hard battle
of about five hours duration, defeated
them. Our right was thus brought to the
heights above ihe Yazoo. 'Elaine's and
Snyder's Bluff were captured, with all
their ordnance and stores.
The next day Gen. Grant ordered an as
sault to be made on the whole line at ten
o'clock. The assault was delayed until
two in the atternoon, in consequence of a
report from McClerritail that ha .rwaii.ipit
ready to move. ' Prodiftly at two O'clook
Sherman's corps and the right of IdePher
son's, under Logan, moved to the assault.
The left of ,McPberson's.oorps waited for
the right of Mdelernatrs:
did not stove. 'The aseaultwasi therefore;
by the right and centre. It was a most
gallant attack. Our men, in the face of
a storm of grape and canister and rifles,
charged down'llifts,np ravines and up hills
straight to the enemy's earthworks. The
rebels ditches were circulaband deep, and '`•
the parapets of such height that nnrbrave ~
men could not :scale them. `The erieinl,' 1 4**,.
finding that they were not attacked by our 4 4
left, massed in fronkpf Bliermen and, Mo , ev!
Pherson and, waiiiete..re-pofied. ,pi
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brave facers and men fell in this assault,.
Our troops lay close to the rebel works 1 :e:
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un rawn.til night, when they were all with- - - ! 4 "
Our line of supplies by the way of Grand yy
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Gulf had been abandonedfor seveiraltlays ere
in consequence of its great length. Du- n° '
ring the night after the assult, General not
Sherman, in person, with a email escort mh
of cavalry, looked up and opened .a road/
across Chickaseibottom, to the Yazoo,
and succeeded in ;.getting dispatches
through to Young's Point. Supply boats
came up at once, and the army_ was fully
provided with rations. Thiivie no* our
line of supplies, and the ertnyis,well and
easily provided with commissary and ord.
nance attires.
At the time of the first assault, the ene
my was in,the . greatest consternation. All
the prisoners in 'Vicksburg were. released
and sent across the river. A if
McCleruand had made the. ass
dared, our army 'would have been sure to
have taken Vickabtag. , Why he did not, I
really do not know.
Daring the , night of the' - 210, the gun
boats an , d.incirtars Opetri& - hpon "the:city
and the ;letter batteries. ,Llntiag, tha k ,'
whole night, and-until tenio the morning
of the 221,. a constant, heaVy terriffd,
nonadewas_kept up. Soon after '
the battsries.o The
rebels replied " from 'all* then : gait. th e
water batteries .were silenced by the
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boats, but those .. - ctruthefiliatglita_lrept at
work.' The gunboats could not fire at
thern,;aB:Otte armyiw in tiiniV'ret%ii '4' l'.
0 Abaritlaia - days = tilother:eitilault wilit'or
de . don the whole line. Storming parties
of oho:doers:and forlonaluipeti:xletritead-;
vai T
ced under cover of field batteries and
sh shooters , and sapportact bylirigrideti.'
Themen moved bravely and well Into the
fiel , and up to the Works; `'bait all - irtvain; -
We could not take the works. The men .
Alai steps in the earthworka With theift bay
onefts, and placed:their colors on the rebel
parpets, whence neither party could re
mo e them, every man-who showedlim-
sel falling from the shot of a rifleman.
00, loss during the day was very severe, "I
especially of officers.
Vicksburg is defended in the rear by
works fifteen feet in height, with ditches
ten feet deep—the works standing on steep
hillsides, every approach protectedbyrifle
pita and covered by artillery. It cannot
be taken by assault, but ee7f be taken. It
is aldoomed city.
'' Tkis morning a' thine under/one of the
',for* in front-of, Shertzian!sj. porlis,:-writt
bloyn up; and the site is"now in onetiOs
rogation.
The ganboata Choctaw and Baron De
Kalb, retuned: last-xsvoning from Yanoo
City, one hundred miles above, on the Ye
. zool .Thecity;capitalated. All the rebel
GoVernment stores and a partly burned
rate were destroyed.
I Bend' you a Rarfial list of atonalities.
Our loss so far, id about 5,000 killed and.
:wounded, perhaps less. The enemy's loss
'so far is not lease than. 1,5,000. . Seven thou
sand prisoners are in our hands, and 92
pieces of artillery, The quantity of small
arms, , ordnance.,camp and garrison equi
page that has falleh info our hands, is very
large.
This is the total of our army's work. In
sixteen days it has marched 160 miles,-
fought five battles, taken the capital. of
Missisaippi, destroyed all communication
with the rebel' ' army' at Tullahoma, cap
tared 7,000 prisoners, 92 pieces of arta
lery, 8,000 stand of small arms, seven
miles of heavy fortifications on the rebel
right, completely invested the city in the
rear, and openea for us a new and perfect
line of = supplies.. ' Daring those sixteen
days, the army had but four days' rations
from the depots - of aupplles.
The army is in excellent health, and
confident of success. - JACK.
P. S.--11tefore the second &Isaiah. upon
the enemy's rear fortifications ! Gen. Mc
Arthur, with' . a "partion DT - his divisiou,
crossed the Mississippi near Warrenton,
and atter a- eever,,e engagement, drove the
enemy and occupied the heights above
Warreriton-and below Vicksburg. -
Col. Dollina of the Slat Illinois, was
Captain of an independent cavalry corona
ny in the three mouths' service, which he
raised at his home at Centralia. Last sum.
ineN while in Illinois on a thirty days' :
leave of absence, he recruited the Eighty
firat.lHe was shot through the head, and
fell s t the head of his regiment.
Cdl. HlMplireys- of tire 4 95th Illinois,
was in General Ransom's brigade. In the
1 second atisauft his regiment was hesitating;
General Ransom called to him to. move
forward. Dropping hiasteord in a salute
to the General, he ordered, "Forward
Ninety-fifth," and fell dead. The color
bearer was ahot, and fell ht the same in
stant. The regiment wavered. General
Ransom seized the colors and advanced. in
frght or the - -line 4 three line b eers left.
theiriplaces, came to th ite - neral-and took
• the - notorrt:`="llfelineirdearieeid; rind' thorie
colors were planted on thd rebel parapet.
Duringthe same day the colors of the
Ninth lowa were planted on a rebel para
pet, the color guard digging steps with
their bayonets. The colors remained in
that position seven hours. Every man of
the Ninth that attempted to get near them
was shot by the rebels. Every rebel that
essayed to touch them was winged by one 1
of oar sharpshooters. The Ninth brought
away; the flagstaff and about two thirds of
tha.colors ; the rebels have perhaps one
third. When colors are advanced to such
a position that every hand that essays to
feel the staff is winged, you can well un
derstand that there is eharpahooting.
The night after the first assault, Blair's
division (formerly Dave Stuart's) were
continuously and carefully moving their
deadend wounded from the field. Sud•
denly; a large fire was kindled on the rebel
parapet, and an - officer inquired what our
men were doing. Being informed, he
replied, '• We built this fire to takeyeur
wounded,out of the ditch—drive your am
bulanees up, and- you will not be molest
ed." ; Our woad - clod and dead were all
removed, the rebels keeping up the light.
. ,
Removal of Gen. Hunter.
It is anhounced from Washington that
Gen. Hunter has been relieved from the
comm- nd -of the Department of the South,
and that he is succeeded by Gen. Gilmore.
We hive as yet no statement of the rea
sons for this change. Whether Gen. Hun
ter is 4 elieved at his own request, or in
conssquence of some failere in duty, we
are not aware,. His letter to Jeff. Davis,.
was in!socne respects a singular produc
tion, and may hive had so:wetting to do
with his displacement. It is dated April
23. The first part of it threatens to eie
,
cute the "rebel of the highest rank" in
,
hitil
_pp sereion for every negro in the em
ploy ot the Gtiv r el.trafent) -the mkt/be ere - - -
sated ir sold into slavery by the rebels.—
This may=be linttified,' .l perlitiiis, on the
rued 9 K
t necessary_ retaliation.- But Gan, ,
tinter also informs r. Davis• that, un ,
less he immediately revokes an order
whichffie issned'in August last , directing
e a talon 01, allAnegroes. who, may be:
kenl
risonere, he will "at once cause
e p ration of -"evaryrebel officer and
'atyrebel ilailielic{lder"in hie possession.
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his fittglitir id: io::strango: threat fora
ckinending General to -make: We 'do ow that Rein. Hunter. as ever at•
rrtipt d Co put it in execution, but it is
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iikei otialetlitifit - litathiriellairtiottie:
ini o do - ,with.hisArerrieval: - The 'GOV'
nme t ctioltnoiperittittuitcifficer to an
nine or initiate any such policy as this,
1r is flt alllikeTy- thaiikey Heald isei. ,
it it to pass,,wittiout notice.—New York
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The! i National Intelligencer of Washing=
ton Cisy lets do j wit, .., 4 Na„
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tionrner' 4 olitlielMaraiiigehronicle”
iiitlie Following handsome manner :
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The Morning Xtrreafele aMicabikelii ifs
parpoqe to "tike en early 0e9141015 to
/MNtpLat the same' split . whieh iidaiid
If
Gen. 'afayette to, deplore, tkoljntelligen
cead.,,,i aifference to the cause of liberty
,dettky fcity_yeara ago;tednateailkind:.oou...
I trollto-daY when t 49 _ aatiga implores
the ai and 'Coal:Mel of 'ial it 'ditzens.''L
PIVA, IE 4 P 10 39 4 6, t,pur, ioighbor inpmde
*leas. to pay a t ribute ;.p, the Intilligen
mJA 'consistency itt Mie eafte of libitr
47,,'' bi showing thaqicirmaept, Itve .i,
tethe Rine of the trafftions whie hive
marked its ' chsisethr fatzithe Llaat l a *
9eMi, i If we Areb,unable, lb- ream the
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to pay, to our conaistency,“in, the cause of
liberty? it is only because remember
101 well the "unquestioning" ;devotion of
tt~ponductor o jo N n tow= yerveoent,day,
to the "catuie - orsiiii:i4"=—a tact which
weiaddnednotgo. iiohitohiareiitoaChhs"
beciause the recency of his conversion
eerpesio exploit' his present "unquestion
ing!' zeal in the c cause of '"lteedonii" as
well as,the ornbragn he Oaturally takea,at
auniforthity of 'politiCaT conduct running
fortgri
.years. Notwithstandiog the oom
vletdnett celtirify:With' whi6h 'he "li4ti
exeputed the dilficult , lriali performance
of l'turning on himself:" we do not for a
moment doubt that he is just as honest in.
now fighting for the 'biush of einantira:
Lion " as he formerly was in fighting for
the extension of "human bondage:"
tour tables, not mg' Babies.
About thirty-five years ago, there resid
ed in the town of Hebron, a certain: Doc
tor who became very much euam
cireof a beautiful young lady, a resident
of the same town. The doctor was a
strong and decided Presbyterian, and his
lady; -love was a strong and decided Baptist.
They were sitting together one evening,
.131kng of their approaching nuptial&
when the docto . r reinarlied :
"} am thinking, my dear, of two events
which I shall number among the•happiest
of my life."
"And pray, what may they be, doctor,"
remarked the lady.
"One is the hoar whenl shall call you
my Wife for the first time."
"And the other
'lt is when we Shall present our first
born for baptism."-
! sprinkled ?"
"Yes, my,dear, sprinkled."
"Never shall a child of mine be sprink•
ed."
"My chiidre❑ shall be 94 , 61,1:1ed."
"They stint' be, hey
"Yes, my love."
"Well eir, i can tell you, then, that:your
babiee wont bq my babies So goodnight,
doctor."
.The ly left the ,room, and the - doctOr
left the house. The sequel was that the
doctor never married, and the •lady'died
an old maid. •
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SATURDAY itIORNIN4; JUNE -6,
[The following lines fro ii alaugriter of the au
'that! of that soul-stirring; Ameriettu-song—Th e -
Star-Spangled Banner—show that She pomm
fire Was not extinguished in the death of the
father but was transmitted to his ebthiren.]
• TO LIBERTY--DEAD !
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Death's toy touch is on her brott;
And o'er her sounds no weeping. now.
Preto - children that she nonitshed wel
Look on tkis form—so prowl's fair—.
The beauty which still lingers were
•Proves from *hat daztlirelleiitshe fa
Think or her,mother love to time !
Remember how upon her knee t'
From infancy you felt her caret
Your feeble stops she elided well
And turned you from the brinkt where fe
Another mother's childron fair.
All that you are you (meta hot.-
To her your stature, and to heri.
The greater 'wire of moral wlrth.
Her teachings taught the rightriof:
Uer promptings laid on Wrong ban
And gave you. wisdom at you !rib.
Now in your sight she lieth dent
Around her fprua her.hildratillead
And weeP not to behold her there !
he sad brow aboddetli now no H i ght,
And yet her children feel no bltht—
And some not even think her air:
Rare you no tears for her to sited '7
No grief for s'uch a mother delta?,
Or feel you not that she is"getha?
You see—the moves not—speak not 13.1 V
No indigulint flush is on her brow.—
And from her voice there camp, no tone
Yet still earth listens for tha cis!'
(If poignant Wailing agony. .'
As bursts the grief of childttri forth.
Ft conies not—for you weep hertot—
And coldly trample on the ETiot..
Where with strong pain she gale you birth
Ilnierateful children dead to 4til
'No love she gave—and o'er hethail
They do not feel what they have 100
Ilna , nertite children ! with notrEce
tit their sweet. h oly mother's - fate,
They know not what their heiug coot
ph, Liberti I dear mot her true„
\% here are the throbs that we from you
Caught as you called our beittr forth
Wit tre are the eoufy undartutetthigh
Where breaks the pulse that &AIM nut
uh, where h tied thy mighty worth?
'Vet, üb. my el od, there -tid are there.
\{' bu, Burrowing mid tears and }toes.
A have her rm.te the orphan'i cry:
Ith holy tore LIPOCI her how.
They gate un that dead, tramplo4l brow,
And grieve to think that she deradlie
)11, death ' two terrible thou eitt
1S hen voidness tealeth o'er the heart,
And gurus the blessedness at byeath.!
ih, terrible in human form, ;
2oreterrible in nation storm,'
To mark, dear Liberty, thy dehth I
ALICE KEY PEDI,FIToN
c;•0„.•rs TI, Feb. 22, 186 X,
THE FAIR FOR St. BRIDGET'S
CHURCH.
E rAIn Fll R St. BRIDGET'S
Ig Church. will comence to iht, (rith in the
School house. betw, m
en Duce= n an g dEnooh ) streets
In the Seventh tv ord. and continue until Saturday
June tit a The Itinersville oars rut past Robert
and tireen strcets, each of which is: in the imme
diate rminity °fat. Bridget's.
- The chartitable aro invited moo earnestly to
attend. my2s:2wd.
E co PA ItTN ERSIII P • HERETO..
fore othattig undtr the name and style of
Haworth Btu., war , by mutual consent dissolved
on the first day of April. The accounts of the
said arm will be settled by David Haworth.
JB U iI.AWORTII,
DAVID HAWORTII.
B N RETIRING FROM TEM GROCERY
ueieas. kimity beg !envoi:o'o2ml my moat
sige.rp than kb toms kiwi feimuliagarubbo gen. ,
erally, for the very liberal patronage so generous
ly bestowed on the late firm. And hope they
o ill continua the came kiedneeoFi, to my stn asses.
as they ore detertntned to sell ell goods In theft
line low for mull.
Partnership Notice.
rio HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
_a day, entered into partnership, and will
of ntinue to carry on the Grocery badness at the
old stand, under the style and title of, D. Ha
worth, S Co•, And hope by their long experience
in, and (dose attention to the business, together
with the means and facilities or always procuring
all goods in their line, from first hands, to receive
the same patronage, that the old firm has been
liberally favoured with, as they are determined to
a . 11 all goods, in their brie. wholesale or retail,
low as any house, west of the Mountain&
DAVID HAWORTH,
AL, MEM C, WHITEHEAD
SAVINGS INSITTMION, NG
11-7 110 Smitutleld street, opposite the Custom
lionsa, Chartered by the Legislature.
0 lE" VICE RS.
Pres!tient
MEI PHIISIDINTEI.
Wm„ IL Smith ii, F. Reid
Thos, D. Messier A. Rein sman
Francis Sellers Joshuf Rhodes
John F. Jennings, Jam!, Stu°krath
Thomas S. Blair Alex. Bradley
Henry Lloyd Alfred Slaok
TEUBTRES.
AJosiah C Zng
S Bell King Jos Dilworth
8 S Fowler ii , A Reed
Jas W Woodwell R C Sehmerte
F Reim C W Ricketion
J 111 Tiernan 8 II Hartman
D M Long R J Anderson
Jas W Baxter D E McKinley
C 111 Wolf Robiltt D Cochran
Wm Bmith W lhmson
0 13 Jones B P Janes
W 11Phelps 0 B Herron
ESECHZT.LEY /RD TIII.4.BIIItCH,
D. E. MATHIgr.
r Open daily. from 9 ti. to St P. M. A. 1130. Ttleg
day and Sattirday evenings,from 6 to S Alm*:
Detibeits receivrxi of °lila; DIME and upward/is
Dividends declared in December and June of
each year.
Dividends allowed to remain . are placed to the
credit o the deiositor as pndeipal. and bear in
terestli as compounding it..
800 containing Charter.: By-Laws, Am. ft:fi
nished t the offloa.
NZ- This Institution °tees* especiallythese.
to
porsonamhose earnings are sm the opportunity
to accumulate. by email deposits, easily Saved. a
Sum which will be a tEu3ourt , o when flooded. their
money not only beins tate but bearinginterestio
stead of rememing unproductive. myl
CONCORD
GRAPE VINES
UT E WEMIC ALONG FIEBST.TO
ak,Cure"this INVALVABLE (A RAPE,
and have fruited tt for five_yeara. We obtained
our origal vinea from Idr, BIELL who inighla,
ted ic, Mlle Pittsburgh Ilortionitural Society in
185 S awarded ps '
II dualoma for Its exhibition.
and the &Allegheny County Agricultural Society,
in ISO°, roipmmium for it "the BEST new
seedling. MN), in all respects superitor to the
•
• Our sto o k of Vines 10 Aneonollef4
iiol3 , llloolre, which we offer at 25 cents each,
52,50 per dczen. $12,60 per 100,.5100 per .
11,600. Small vines at less prices. •
We can furnish a few extra large vines at from
50 omits to $1 each.
apl.eoillrot
CEO. R. COCHRAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSUIithR AT LAW
Office No. 69 GrentArept..uees the .Conrt
Hotte. Fittabm*le.
A . L r, Erutin*ss ,Y.Srowsirgo. 1O
his bare wili-roceive Tromptattention.
eeti
lmi
lone made and the money , promptly remitted.
dinfe •
CONCORD GRAPE. ,
uprition vlNEfii. AT Sat 6,0 i PER
imigdzen7 $1250 Ptr I(Ki. Extra Vinea atss.i.er
dozen $2 per 100.
J. KNX.
•
UP 1 No. Fifth s :roOe
UAL Y ELEVATDItAr INITIT ANTI.
Frlcti9P.. - OF •COMMain Blogloer, forßale
2 - , • BiIiCHE Ali 14 , 114 X
4;4' • Igo 147 Libotratreet
.
BLrlvA
T .41r. coax ILOW
RI; 14" by
BNOKHAId
124 No 147 Liberty groat
Dissolution.
Notice.
JEUII lIATVORTII
_JAMES PARR, Jr
ItNOX.
No, 29' flftb Stieet.
COMMIRCIAL INFOIIMATIO
Arbitration-Comadttee of the Hoard
Hof Trad e.,
M. SHJOIN, ; SHNiTT
JRO. s. DILWORTH; WtaidoORERRY ,
DAVID Mo d.
.HEO. , ,
Movements of Enroiman Steamers
Paoli manna.
Haunts ...-......-. may 30... New Tork....Liverpool
City Blatt more... May 30.-New Yorit....LiVerlidd
China ..... -...........June 3.-New York....Liverpo p l
Hausa Juno 6 ...New York...Brnmen •
Amrea aeon 6... New York..Souttuinen
G Lre t Eastern.... June 6... New Yorli.....LiVerDool
Sid n June 10... New York-„Liverpnol
Asid..- June 10 -......Liverpool- -.Liverpool
Per*. June 17--1 New Yorii.....Liverpool
lifarattion • ' Jutio2l-New York....biverpool
Africa june24,-.Boston .'. .. -Liverpool
S'otia July 1.-New Yorii....Liverpool
Kedar July B... New York.... Liverpool
Greif. Eastern....July2l - ...New York.... Liverpool
. . .
YROSE 11:111.0P1. •
.;
Afriea .... may 30.-Liverpool...Boeton
Tinder May l 3o., Liverpool... New York.
Marathon ..........June 2 ....LiverPoul-Nucv York
Bloarid June 3-Liverpool-New York
Scotia June 6 .,.Liver.Pool...New York
Hanee.-...... ....... .JllllO 10 ..LiverPool...New .York
Caneda......-. ..... June 13-Liverpool...Boston
Kodir -..-.. ......... June le...Livurpool-New York
Tripoli June 27..Liverpoo1..:Now York
nitom
OORRECTRD DAILY FOR TER YORR/NG POST HY
• wEsatta. ROERTZ & RIERTZ, 880%68.3,
NO, 118 WOOD STREET.
The following are the basing and selling rates
or Etold.„.Silver. ko.: •
Busing Belling
.. .
Quid —....«..,.. 1 4.3.'/; 00
81iver....-- „..... ..... ..—... 132 CO
Demand N0ie5...„—....---- 142 CO
• Easternilzebarlire.
New York
Ealchaoro
Boston.--
Western Eitebonge
Mnolnnalti.
Cleveland .—.
St. Loula.—
PITTSEURIR OIL TRADE
SATUBDAY. JllllO 6th, MI
The market yesterday exhibited more activity
tha❑ was perceptible the previous day. 7 here is
still a wide range between the views of buyers and
sellers.
We know of several sales made of which the
terms were withheld. The supply in first hands
L= not largo. The °arrant asking rates were : for
Crndie.l4%-lik.Weo in bulk; in bbls, 216;22c;
Relined. bonded. 38@40c; free oil was held at 00
415 c.
From Uii City we learn that a sale of 20.000bbls
Was made to an Baden firm ats3 121? bbl, which
wa= to be delivered between this and the middle
of July.
The Oil Exchange received the fullowing dis-
Patch
Olt CITY, J tine sth.
The market wee very dull. Prices were un
changed, being nominal at: up the crook, $2 NW
at the mouth, s:4l§3
Exports East: To New York—Crude, 7Z bbL3;
Eefined,4os tibia; Bermle, CO bbls ; Naptha, 50
bbis. To Philadelphia—Crude, 737 bbls Re
fined. 54"1 bbts. To Baltimor,...---Orude, 135 bbls ;
Refined,9o bids.
Imports; Per A. V. Road — Crude,l,3lobbls; Re
fined. 393 bbls. Per Allegheny river—Crack, 1,590
bbh]; Refined, 276 bb!e; Bennie, 23 bbls.
Brazole—Tho market was doll and neglect
ed. Bales of 23 bbls crude at 14c per gallon
We could learn of no sales of deodorizqd. The
last sale that was reported was made at from 19@
20e.
ReLlssed—The demand has increased since our
last• We have various lots reported to us.
amounting in the agarega!e to tour thousand
ItrreLq, prineiraii9 to go out of the market.
The ratos wore: Bonded. 38 0400 : Free Ott, 430
'•
Crude—Bates 75 bble called river oil, 1434 e in
bulk; 150 bbls Oil City at 154 e in bulk. The
raw of Crude, including the packages, were 21@
22c.
PITTSBUECK koDuas MARKET
OFFICE OF THE DAILY POST.).
Saturday, June 6th. 1663.
Bewarkie—The market continuo very dull—
in fact beyond small sales making to meet the
wants of the local trade there is nothing doing,
The leading articles of trade are decidedly fiat.
The weather has been pleasant for out-door
transactions. Our rivers remain low, navigation
for the present being about suspended. The new
steamer Camelia found navigatitn so difficult that
she turned back from Beaver. ,Until we have a
rise there will be nothing dope on the rivers, at
least from this point. Cheese—The market was
not so firm; prices have a downward tendency.
The receipts of new are collie increase. Whisky
seems to hold its own, with a steady demand for
lots to meet the wants of the home market. Po
tatoes dull, the market is overstocked. They can
be purchased at almost any figure you choose to
name. Dried 'Fruit was in fair demand; prices
have undergone no change. There is a goodsup
ply on hand. Bacon—There is a good businesl
doing at this time in lots to meet the,wants of the
local trade.. Prices remain stationarY, the supply
in first hands being ample for all ordinary purr
poses,
•
Floor —We have no new feature to notice. The
demand continues restricted, to small operations
to meet the'vvants of I:Ultima market nelders
are stiff OP the °Pinion- that the present lowatage'
of water will bring about art advance.-At present
there has been no move looking that way. We
note safes ef6abtas.froin Store:Extra. $5 7560;
Extra- 25-43-50(N 75: 100 bbls Extra
Eamily,s6 • 75: 30 hbls. do; $0 70; 56 bbls,
$6 75. Sales were made frpm wagon at lower
ttay - 4-.The receipts haling fallen off, prices
itgliltvadvatice/i. Sales 23 loads at $181E20...
Ifiratitu oontinues oniet and inactive. The de
mand 'tieing entirety 'basil. the nominal rates
were: Wheat, ire& $1 2081 .25; white; $125(0
1 SO. Oats steady at.sB@6oa first hands. Corn,
700750. Rye, 80885 c Barley not called for.
ESA'S scarce; prices hate again advanced.
Sales 0 bite at 1481.50,
lawttitaA improving underlight receipts. A fair
Btah Sim. article would bring ..14.@150.
but_pkiewt unchanged.
fixpieeries- , folders pretty firm; sales not
large. We note as follows
Cub
Sugar--13...l Sates hhdsO rleans. 123,i0: 12 do
motosuseit -sales 10 bbls old of floe zo do new.
53g130a.
I ' 4 6strese—Sales 30 sacks Rio at32.,4=4,0.
HAIN ram - It—Market steads', 'demand lair.
There is: atod supply on hand: , gales not large.
salassrl3o ) °Eh peachea at 82 . 7593 00 per.hush:
150 Mato pples, $l, 25dgl .
etticeits—,Sales of 70 boxes new R, 0410 a,
mutt
4 4 1 kartinohatigeth sales 40 bbls City Recti
fi at ed
4 1feeidr-=Sales 1,000 las S 0 12.VA136.
Ettift—Densand iinproving. Sales' 250 bb le No- 1
at $!,715t , • • . • ' •
Roma Steady with good deinand for home use.
:We note 'ad folloOnr: 7,000 thg Shoulders, SNo ;
4000 do.-5%®60; 3,500. Tbs . Sid; , Thio; •
1 000 NI clear aides, 7yid- sales 664 pieces,Plain.
Rams, 100 1.000 its do. ; 6 tierces S(/ aims at
lle for canvassed. Country lots sell at lower
figures.
Stocks', of Sugar; Coffee and gioasupan
to Now York On,the let
.C 1149.. ....... 15.980
Niro 6,170 Bags ..... -.7110,180
N. Orleabs, hhds ... 7.137 Melado i 11101.5 ITS
Bt. Crobt, hhds 139 . '
Total Ithda 45;62
corrre.
" z"'
Bio ,11 - I .*Stos bags 101.586 Costa'xklia. Ida.— 521
St Domingo bags.. 192 .Jamaica. bap 130
BittiataibO,'-bags- 3;750 'PoVtO '759
Lapuk.Ngra:' fags 950 Jawgibess , '1447
,§eangit.,bager.....' 520 Java, mate 45;937 4
•-Total bags.
Total mats.
F..al
11=
lettlialthisecrvudo„ 11k1a...
Etiba,lo4Yloks 7 .4••••.,
A'94 l4 .?rn ° .
Totel ta43-
'Now Orleans, bbls .....
..... 9 25 -3.46/
......... ...
. ,
n en t, '0 II *Vrci. i-Ig.
DUNCAN DUNLAP & CO.,
ManUfaCtilln Of , , ,
PITHS warrE issimnaph
0:A - it o 0
omovio. sum LlBtair Molt
burgh. a. . ,
C L ASitEllateKETt & .. CANDELA B RA P
REGILDED OR REBRONZED.
and, made equal to new." AkA'iphandviters
aftertid to bate ClaTbed•Ml.-at theL •
Lamp .and Oil :Stare ,
' WELDON, , REINIIELE4bMIELLIF, •
let Wood street. near Wu
Dar • i ;
par
Dar
par ~,,
T 1443 rhitotiON4o :Lirrter.,
AYDZEMPRatrif 1 1 1017INLEIACTINCI;
Philmont& Piruerforßarbon_oll.is non
rend,. nosentoa many advantager_ ever . the
Common Burners. - - 4
com 1. It makes a lama or . malt. light ariln period
bustion.
par
Dar Ya
2. It vrlll burn any quelitity of safety.
& It can be used with o long er short tabrmaY.
4. It wan be used as a taper night-lamp«
5. It eau always be made to hula ecomoinintuy.
6.
er is more wally winked Alum slur Other
burz. • ' - •
. .
7. It_ can be Warned and. Rated without re
moving the cone. •
& throws . Au the white light above Efo eons.
9. The chimney dart. he removed' or billeted
without tonohlng the
These burnora are the common No./ and
ma tie put on any lamp now In "use. - Every 961 ,
Bon wing Carbon Oil should have a Philoawohte
Burner.. Price 25 oentet.par dent *2, &Ida
No. 82 PO etrirt. ratUbargh.
lero-bdw P. maTDEIN.
NAII E It CO'S PIANOS-
Just opened this week a choice supply of those
BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTS,
beyond a doubt the finest in the country. This
fact is now almost universally conceded; for some
months mist we have not been able to fill one half
of our on] er3.
WARRANTED FIVE YEARS.
CHARLOTTE REIMER,
43 Fifth street, second door above Wood.
Sole agent for Rushes Pianos, Haines Bros. Pian
os & Princes' unrivalled Melodeons.
my 2
SECOND HAND PIA NOS.
.• .
ACHICHERING 7 OCTAVE, BEAU.
bird black Walnut oaseq very little .
used— ... . . . .. .U2O A7 . ....
corners. a first rata instrument.' wick
A 7 octave. ilayn & Co., Rosewood. a
hendsometnabmmont, in good 175
A 6% octave ; Btodart, -Rosewood. carved
panels In .
........... .. 165
A 634 octave, Znledt o o..ELoßowcW. round
front. an ereellent Piano 160
A 6 octave, Chiekering, Ra s cod round
oornen3, agoodrellableP 150
ootav
o otavllailet ‘ Pvis & Co, oftwood , 135
t.. 8 Mahogoty, round front SO .
6 oet. Swift, d 075
A 6 oat, German, do 60
A 6 oot. Dunham, do 50
A 6 oft, Loud' do ..... 40
A 534 oat. English do ... 20
A 5 oto, oe do lb
Yor saleby • •
R. HUTCHINSON
ow Lagoa nomerriamiJA
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANT
Dealer in
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
Flour, Grain,. Fhb, Dried Fruit, Pot and Pear!
Ashes, and PRODUCE GE NERALLY
Best Brands of Family Fl our. Always on liand
.
No. 102 second
Between Wood and Marie
ITTJ2
Liberal ad Nil:I I :ado gr - C j o G rl i sig i nmenti L
011-11 d
tl --- E HAVE Jitist RECEIVED
v. Largo invoice of
(Maio° Wines and Brandies •.
especially for medicinal purposes, which lie sear=
rant pure and. rellard,craho a oompleteetook of the,.
Soft and•Htird — Rubbef trringoli: *Moll '
we will sell at old prices" poOirithsniaghig them-,
potted advanceprice,
A. J. RAN KIN & CO., Druirtitirts,
res 2
63 Martel street"
three doors below Boat-U.4IJ
W. B. burros. J. E. Cmtoiti.
LVPTON & O.LIDDEN,-
LLNUALOPOSZEIS AND MAIM IF
FELTTEMENTIII4III,IIOOIqNq
a t t at :t t ait yp lr$ ITantaas andietidio
All win.k Dromptly w attertdrd s to and warranted
w O m fEla s =ig s for or tßuilding ! come? Fiftlltt;
LAU 0131PRE,103 00.P.PRR.ggiEgi
SA KEMPITO WINE An.
VAN,11,./Ko DI'OXIIMEOV Co.;
Steath. , l3riataiie
Pei poUomgißalaadt 1111.11ottmit Svelte
tioldot; .Alsa&vtaat, ad •
flh Ir . ?*
ifir:o . oasiiintly tinit ,
i Aleater4,Xiali t t
mit s ag s . 3 ,4 ti thi. v . v .aud.
las.(foto:dal orders of C6lnigAtroluratriteill,ed
tam'- fr"'"
CH11111:48 L: OALIAVELL,
03nccemor tole/LI/ohm &Vat
PARKP CME .70 R
rm,o'
-cured Ra 434
Deakr In /3811"1`171 keel Aci.
b1:00
Cornef'idarke and Ilftst etr", pi .
• deolklycL,
.1
4
MOD CCO AND citiLABA---A.WDIVD ;
Jil. Oa 9roial p,z;olcor in . I . o4 :AnCouggilP i or ;
wea— : ` and 4swirktl; 134 - Witter steeet,
(Comer af eablawYtirta. '•Tobaboci altd Saki*
carefully, sabered for captertaticra.:Dealmlutht:
Tobaeoohleis will find it to their intereel,to
offtrtiftritmkiatWbs,lattek • Theliest, lwan4v oil
any quantity, at ti?.e.r. wrieee leak EULlC:.l)thier
hones. , , ' • ',../.!, ,__•,,..%@md:;•.
la* Wii• D. McNeil. IS44lE 11111416 w,
'iy.r :hwotd (Al SO beautrfaX ' lots,widott
e t , offo
locatete on reason'abitYfitinc-Thqf arc.
.o.usably ai r o gri tat =.4ioalrlartstSta m 4
• orrinill this, / 510 4 0 z1S 4: Liver 4ofErr.
1, y indaobrdeOta- tar' .O 'Yopfdrnaoes.' `.yo,i,
Plan of 16to aid: miss . rstiOior rat thebtlioe of,: - --
, . 1
)611 pu ° 9i tb A ; ? o - sp l C - do or,
i -
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PE&c*c OTON
Oita° brW - : ..
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• 15,9:6
lEEE
z - :42' =1;114:x14,0
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DEii.LEIV3 IN OILS.
B.M. KIER :8F CO..
u..aumutwilittoft.• • •
Pure No. / Clarbozz, 011 s
•
•
33 -Wari.Z o 34..E.
Air;ols.3e. LIBERTY amid. OPlntailo
Pena E. R. Depot. _
iz3-All oil Warrant ed. Faerari
!THE ARDESCO Oil COMPANY'
. ArrieVAcrinag AHD IUVE }OE
A.Liesale a superior article of
Reltini3d Ardesco OR,
NOII-11XPi,081illi: Also,' •
*P 17 E i ii*E tE.
warehoust, 271.11tW1N AilTßEgi
PITTSBURG& P.IINNA.' •
PIANO DEALERS.
rs °
JOHN H, INELLOH,
Si WOOD STREET.
rs:,
rom dde er
'EstablishedJS4L2i
Alm!Pref
t = l l o_ t PlErarit i . s
_ ___
fUlli P 13 1 4 2 1, 111.3./LLlf i , " .... , --. • ( 1 44 Ti i ,
Allibelinierantindfaistr ' . 14 ..
iyliodest ii - tainlessomi; ii. . -
-
. d at i tipy t,„ ( i tr u k it e m il t r i tztt- . . .
akXi and diatartir :‘ ~.4 . 6 .;:,--
bastions oonunaziand - -- • , •-•,-,t ,
__
older)) Adzonth*, of ',., -...4:.: -. ' .• --..,.i ,
..:,•
secs t l l and adults. Ankle or . mare , Itraattsa
Dn. • Untruly •Inlidishre-thedibi 6f 1111 , 4olett
Fop ; lehnormtartd P4selynsedastar6 dr canal..? .
theater. and think It a 'great airrirriLinimaras
and i fOtipontiuninittio Anti: % On Asgris _ _
ly
gi
w 'r3 • = z toiski li " • I bl i cfstiltibruttottda4 •
in 1 c-gantitat tsar ttas %won?. il , ,
8 us% caa( epS pismsorno leg a narrative P '• •
Utrl o d ort laitittle Ark .40 - , them eaeelet eV Wel.,
te ' Kt presumprabor to. les; ern an
raise} ta lentrancte. s r oten igL as-taui lmne ~,' "
-71:Zram7rokrztikgeitrio.A.aPp-TANir
gotti,.._#Patapiollotrthmvirff,4'nsi.vvroarc,
T , and 'UMW aro "thalWrai lila titalr
Idanantate. , and_wathc* prwrowsit.:sltdda-
Die . alga; dal; aate mak% andaPirkeisaeVt ,
Itkire__ ll 6ent - rtsitorisd't6 , top u t esid irigarby , Der -=-
Bp.A.iinAllP,,lWdtp , , , Were arid after ,
mitrtitpettronin - hios na've h mtat at tar eu n -
faritlza anxiety_ k adcatiligagon.t tea -13sarstatorr f .; • •
sea kr noorturnat ranrabnuenleaompiete,ly awed
in anew short space of iinsea insiaaw r: !talks. ' •
whiehareroullarlYV, heroic, sca- pomdi
tra l ett
=lard the' table' ' dDIA; iinlithe telinlihill
tanatafth i i l Watjle ,ll P. l 4tialdiaw • •
'ed'il and en teci . a vents amniaF du
- •• we with inarlred ea abos-e , al Ins bad. •
Itie% tTosMinidW i eVil l i' l ard r • ag 4 g
. •
th. yr it4t,,,m.l64o2,lofropz__vs,
'fair li i e n tam a l nappiatess wnj reams blooms
inso il °best. 'llifiesmolucerwith • ,
n3Lardts irsga. but conic: andlakinired
Co tion and an - of 'int kindreydee.... of
h.so • many ,ann o Nti Orst _altin ' ecx!
i t iMbe_rayter. pr .nese atter! -- td t' ik
11 2 1 1-741MBOADZICOL bsda trealamet, I . -
imp anrina espy of the ZdadloalAdvicar.widat.
/DEP:* ficrausto all'that Orb' ilavinrilse , CP' - '
vane .of. . aver: ftXars • merle= - and
ebservatieti.' aonsesnan ta filitl - sokeriaittin' `
iglzikeireatatept of idisearies,mai wlio It
.dam oorndpsaby_theororeason. es well as mom
'mended by reins:Uwe eititeng, rablistets r pro
!pliant's ,O. Lb:deb,. .t 0 . ,- Moe 81$ fitattnnehi
streit me& Dianshat street' Ptivatn oannoind.
astiens ;from. ,all parts . 0 1 the With WWI" at.
latadecito. 'Otraet +a ,
~ • , . . I 1„ zoS.BOO, _
daily Pittslasrait Post IMes.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
mlola. TICE. SPEEDY AND, -PERHAM
.Ik. ENT oure of
etorroltsmai. girl= trEznim;
Dl,o : tivrea, Madr e r ta a rnti rl
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