. :ADVERTISING RATES.
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Tti lir ' ngtV " ailif - 06 -- gitare; T4O iven44l
very day I
ttila inaortioa 4 75 One month. • ; 50
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One week 2,60 Six months 1271
Two weeks .I,afipne year vOO- .
Three weeks 0,00
`roe square changeable one.: a week I year 300,00
DAILY IPosr,
Single subscriptions by mail, $B,OO per year.
Delivered, in the city, at 18 cents per week.
WEEKLY IP ofa
Single subscriptions i 1,58
Five copies, each 1,40
Ten copies, each 1,20
Twenty wfie t s, each,land one to getter up,) 1,20
. 11 ;
1,10
JAS. P. BARR,
I L..
r 7,1 :0 -- AtEWSP - Olt -- Tiketiltiiß
‘A - TirNATEI
THE LONG SOU(}HT FOR
T)I F4CO V killT.lll A'r 1 ,ALArr.
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C.ELEROICEE REMEDY,
A N
C HEROKEE INJECTION
Compounded I rn,,, I:note, ihrrks an! Leaves.
talgliQE . EE Mr 1 EP I", Me great Indian littgret
te, Cures at: fi iSTa" I p..! 1,4 7 4 , ! ry orna.ne. arch as
Incontinence of Me i rine, Inflammaiiot: of the
Bladder, Inthz.:lnie'ion of the kidney:, .f•tonc in the
Bladder, FR trtve.', Gledt, Gonorrhcen, and
tis eepeciell!, reco,mnend,t! Moat roots of * { Tutor
-etittue or ft4ite iskjemales) where all the.dd nau
dons Met' lirints ha:l4.l'l , llrd.
..ear-rt-fa prepaffry - In a highly concentrated
form, the dose orilN I , eing from one to ea
lipi.sonfuls three ttmcs n dl;.
diuretic and alternative Ip its actloo;
ptrilrerug and cleansing the Wobd, causing it to
floark all its original purity and vigor; flirts re
lacktig from the sr slew all 'perriletoria causes
Wrath have Induced dlfiense
OYLER OK RV IN.I,F:CTTOW to 1n..an.1.-.1
a
dY nil shoold ti,e,l to conjunction with'a In Alt eff.lvs of i 7 onerrArtrit, Glee f,
'7l ,qlbu , or triotes. 'lts etleets are healing
. dorlany cold rein..eing all aeaddlng,
chorlec nil I , th). instead of the burning
and alinoiq it r.. nitatibie pain that inexperienced
With nearly nll I ,:'.cop char!: hije(11071;
44 4 •14 the of the Cherokee liemerly
Anprch, rolice luj ctlo u —the two medicines
lit Die Virile nil unproper discharges are
r(3llioVed, and the neenkernd nigfin., are speedily
restored to full t.igor and Ptrengtti.
XX4Fot full iiirticulsrl get nut pamphlet
from.any ilerig store in the country, or write to
.iite.and we will mall free to any address, a full
treatise.
JE/4..F. , rleq,Cherokee Remeay, is per bottle
r thpto bottles for 1 , 3.
rktice Cherokee Injection, V per bot
tle, or,three, bottles for dd.
Expt pse to wily address on receipt
of price_ .
1/4 - Sol‘i by all druggi.,l erywhere.
Dr. W. R, Nierr,7in & Co.,
SOLI: PROPRIETOR,
No. tip I t iberiy street, New York.
Sold by Dr. (ILO. 11. ER, 1 , 4 o. lie
'Wood street. mllto-eod-dhw
f~Ymr. D-Felfirik E
I ElPO;;nde9 frcv,
"=. , •
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61 tC
I=l
r`"
An unfag,ng cure fur Sernincl
Weakness, iu, c),,l all diseases
cauisd tvsell .'•0. ; s Los, of Menory
Pcii= In the flack, Ltfasness of
,Viejo, Premature !ht dye, 'Veal, Nerves, LUfeu7 -
ty of Breathing, 1 . / If'a Fr rutrese , Eruptions
an the Face, I I,,tanttn 'on iump.
Hon, and all /Lc contpl",ra?, 1!)
Parting fro,s pc,: r . f natzire.
air - This 111(!dir in, is a .usple vegelkilde ex
tract, and one un which a ll can tidy, as it Lae
been used to oar i.ras:tice for many genre, and
f with tliouanildslres.led, it tins not failed inn ain
gle inetaucc. 11A cur.ilici, I., , wers have been
sufficient to ,4 - x.l, l ict, 3 , n; c-s it o ii,o6t sinblx,rl,
ease.
thoae. who I, tee trilled with their con
lion, until the', thih't the:nachos beyond
tht reach of niedkcll aid. 1.6.1 would nay, De 3 par r
not I the I:trhnottc.:: will restate you to
health and .t ie: all qua.i: doctors
have
49r10r rill 'dirt art a circular fr,,m any
drug store ill I , <Jr write the Proprie
tors, who utli 01011 tree to any one dealt ing the
;lame, a full treatise in pamphlet form.
or riee, $2 per bottle, or three betties
d f warded I , y l'Apreaa to all parts au t o
world.
Sold by all re.p . ..l:Abte,frograts everywhere.
Dr. R. Mensin & Co.,
• Nnt;f4. PRorßirrotts,,
614 Liberty. titres: New York.
Sold t.y tl LV. 11. IZEISEII, No. 140 Woo
street. Tahls-eod-dkw
JOINTRESIOLVTION PIEti)POS.
INC} CET; .1 IN AMENpAIENTS T(I
)N ITICt Ve it resell:zit f p!, the
Senate and House of Reprenithittret of the Common
wealth of Penntwaionia in General Aseembly met,
That the following amendments bo proposed to
w
the Constillon of the Commonwealth, in ac
cordance lo.ith IP pn rleinr.e of tic tenth article
thereof:
There ellen l.e in ibi.litional section to the
third article of the ~, istet,ttb:r., designa
ted as section tour, as follows
"SECTION 4 Whenever nuy ht the qualified
electors of this munirealth shall be in any
ectual military set, I,e, haler the requisition
from the Freshiciit of the i 'nitric! Ntates, or . by
the authority of t his Co. tanninealth, such elee
:ors may exercise the right of so tirsge in al
elections by the eititeue, under such regulations
as are, or shall be, prescribed by law, as fully as
if they weru pi--ebt 41 their trust ' , hue of elec
tion..
SECTION There a1.r.1 Ibe two fitI.IIIIOTIM BEG
-2101115 to the eleventh al tido of the Ceinstitution,
to be dealgunted he tecriGeo eight aiut nine, as
follows :
"Seovion S. Nob!'" eltaf l i.e llflasel by the Leg
lslature, containing wore than ..ne eubject, which
shall be clearly extueaeed In the title, es zept ap
propriation Mlle.'
"SECTION b:11 f.l ail he paned by the
Legislature grant rir; any powers, or privileges,
n any case where the authority to &rant' such
powers, or pri v ba, been, or may hereaf
ter be conferre,i upon the tourta of that eommon
wealth." P ENE' I* C. .167.1N50N,
the Hoare of Repeesentativis.
JOHN . P. PENNEY,
dy,eaker tl,e Senate,
CrETICE OF TUE
.SEC6t:TA ay or TELE COMMoNIVEALTE,
..11•t II 2 , tdli, !best.
PENNSYLV A:\ IA, SS.
I Co hereby certify that the foregoing
L• S. is n lull, flu, area correct copy of the
.Ictut liesolotton of the Gen.
A:,scridy, entitled "A Joint Reso.
Nation proposing cerinin Amendments to the
Oonetitution," as the same remains on ale In
this office.
IN TESTIMONY whereof, I hare hereunto set
my hand and caused the heal of the Secretary's
office to be affixed, the day and year above writ
ten.
Sen - rfary of the Commonwealth.
The above itvhlu t ton baring been-agreed to
by a majority of the members of each ouse,at
two sueeeseive aesoiona of fha General Aszembly
of this Coranittn .veal th, the proposed amend
ments will pe lid to the people for their
adoption or reivctutd, on the FIRST TUF,SDAY
OF AUGUST, in the year of our Lord one thous
andeigbt hundred and sixty-four, to accordance
wit the provisions of the tenth article ol the
Constitution, and the act, entitled "An Act pre
scribing the time and manner of submitting to
the potpie for their approval and ratification or
.rajeotinlo the proposed amendments to the Con
stitution,' approved the twenty-third day of
April, one, thousand eight hundred and sixty
four. n ELI SLIF'ER,
;:teretery of the Commonwealth.
•rape-lawtaa
In the Clout of Common Pleas of Perry Oo
PERRY COVNTV, 6B:
c - - The Commonwealth of Penn
, sylvanta to the Sheriff of said
EU P 4I " - ')
zoantY greeting iWecommand you
that you attach Benjamin Cheee-
Man, late of your county, by all and singular
WI goods and ehattas, Janda and tenements, in
whose bands oe postiesston aoever rho same may
be found so that he t‘e qud a pvcar before our Court
of Common Pleas, to he hoiden at Bloomfield
in and for said county, on the FiliST .11.0NDAI!
DriattracsTT ft B_Vroneir rsienswet William
Greer in a plea of l'oreign Attachment in Tree-.
pass on the .carp -returnable upon the 'FIRST
BAY - grAtfe3Vsl:l - Elt32, IMi. .
• gatd4ll6,` thellnueu.qtraon Jeremiah Mete
=that he he and'impear before Our Court
nl4l &If tcP , 'attfrwrer.what shall I:.e-ollject
eill " et hint, and 'abide 'the Judgreent•or the
-4.3tottri ther, eini And hare yeti their s and
,11La• tit, .. - --''' -,
Y -tife , Honorable Ames' H:Grebam,
Platient of our Enid Clourt, at Blootritleld, - the
WA dg: of April, A.
r 1 ;3 i. ,- .4A•S>43`.
kIAGKETWDep. Pin;
. 17 Tubllehed by diteotleii•ot the G6tot ,• -
*'' i.• 1 '" - -• • • . 'JOHN BERVEL7) , Sneritr.
' ”Sitirlitiriga Qrstrcia, 1 :. .--J- .* r ~
ltdhat~
Btoeseneld, Pa:, map - xi. Iledri ) . :4"l"' '' . • . '''
Bono
v.aufirb Tina - P e as: auraplionolus
YoutlKClaltefilball Balmoral', disatliime
lutttetbildrists2. Ealmorals, (} alters and
411 t tttatnreSt.lnlite Ett
Ik a
.31 `-v: . i...-. ",1,..:.: :. . : .., 43033LLAND'S
... lel/ betianare it
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Editor and Proprietor
IMPORTANT .TO LADIES.
• ~ R eese ketiqgean Remedy:.
Harvey's 'Citron° Thermal
. 1 \, TC
4 . lk\ ' THREW
4..tIykDAYSI
yir A VE WEYER YET FAILED( WIELEtt
JCR the diteethins have been strictly followed,)
in removing difficulties arisin,g from
0 LISTRITCTIONfi,' oR 'STOFTA CIE OF
•
Or in resto ng the system to perfect health wilen
rdiering from Spinal Affections,Prolapsus,
'Uteri, the Whites, or other wealessee of the
le, toe Organc. The Pills are perfectly 4areniess
on Ine tonstit talon, and alay.be taken_ b• the
Luebt delicate tetnalew n Ithout causing_
at the seine • "
THEY Arl Ai:A...CHAR*. 4
By strengthening invigorating, audit:storing the
system to a htfaiti condition, and by .bringing
on the monthly pe riod with regularity . . No mat
ter from - what cause the obtrtruction may a rise.
They should, however, NOT* ice takes' the that
three or four - months of prsguaney, though 'safe
at any other time, as miscarriage would be the
result,
Each box coutidus SO Pills, PRICE, ONE
DOLLAR.
DR. HARVEY'S TREATISE
on Diseases of 'Females, Pregtincy, Miscarriage,
Etarreuness, sterility, Reproduction, and Abuses
of Nature, mad emphatlaally the LADIES , PM
YATE liiiff.D.lCAL ADVISER, a pamphlet of To
pages, sent free to any address. Six cents requir
ed to pay postage.
to -Title pills and Book will be cent by mail
confidentially, what defdred, 611 , 01:ILEBY fie.A.Lan, ,
I and provald on receipt of money by
J. BRYAN, M. D., Uenerol Agent,
No. 76 Cedar street, New York.
/o"Joseph Fleming, Druggist, corner Di
the Diamond and Market street, agent for Pitts
burgh. oc&-emila.w
°TICE. TO ALL
Among a certain class el self-important peo
pkt-there is a pectillar feeling of contempt attach
ed to all physicians that advertise rind treat the
diseaseananted in this card, (Paivaa•s Dissassm,)
why this should be, they nor no one else can tell.
Are they not aware that all physicians treat die
eases of every denomination, in fact ISollolt. just
the very diseases that are so -obnoxioua to these
very refined parties. 1 suppose they would not
let one of their family go to a party that has de
voted years for their benefi I, because he adverti
ses Inc fact, and their family physician says he is
a humbug so he can get the case. Often be has
almost deprived the party of his life. Ile comes
at last to the physician that advertises—how else
are they to know t Are they not aware that Sir
Astley Cooper, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Sir Charles
Ball and M. Paul Ricord devoted years in the
treatment of these diseases f These men are held
up as shining lights in the medical world ; I don't
assert that all men are worthy that publish, NMI
there are agreat number of them that are , 'have
devoted myself to the study and treatment of
Par-tarn Disaaexa upwards of 40 .years, and
without egotism can say I have saved hundreds
front years of misery and untimely death. My
treatment is confined to the vegetable altoges)ter,
as I think ft la the best and most certain. It is in
my power to bring hundreds of certificates ii I
thought It necessary to certify to my general sue
seas . but my long residence In this city Is suit-
Men: proof without adding more. Spermatorritea
and all diseases arising tram it are cured in a
much shorter time than heretofore. It behooves I .
every young man and woman to be careful in se-
testing a phreklen. The different advertisements '
that are seen in our papers are of no worth, and
no benefit will arise from answers than only loss
of health andHundredsate cured annu- I New Gmd
ally by my new I cluetilcd. Addl..) BOX WU.
jan-lyd . Pitt sburgh Postofflce.
JULY 4TH 1864
FLAGS! FLAGS! FLAGS!
FROM 3 INCHES TO 50 FEET,
MUSLIN, BUNTING AND SILK,
WHOLFNAI.t:
Small Printed Flags on Stioks
Pittsburgh Flag Manufactury,
IF. I 9v ir az) c:i lac. , ts ,
NEWS DEPOT,
OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE
BARGAINS•
GOODS AT OLD PRICES
MACRUM & GLYDE'S,
No. 78 Market street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"[WAVING BOUGHT OUR GOODS
XX Wore the recent heavy advances we offer
at prices considerably less than can be bought
any where in the East, a large and well assorted
stock of seasonable
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
or Me best foreign awl domestic manufacture.
A great 'variety of dress trimmings, Silk and
Bugle Gimps, Silk Tassels, Ornaments, Veils,
Ribbons, Magic and Lace lipPling, Jet, Silk and
Bugle Dress Battons, a very good assortment of
'RICH GUIPURE LACES,
Embroideries, Edgings, parasols, Rain and Sun
UmbreUaa, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, and
the largest and best Stock of Fancy Goods,
NoUons and Small Wares to be found In the
city.
sirairt.L SOON
: 2 21 t.;. , - , .;a2
411, 2.-• d. 4; 4rt
72 'sAn go Pil 9:2 • /
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kyiroan .
P - ZIT:
MEDICAL
rIaI!kIAjLJW. Fil:L3L,f3
L2MBIM
ALT.
MEM
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'ff
CLOSING OUT.
HUGUS & HACKE
Are now otThling their
NEW AND SUPERB STOCK
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
Complete 4n every branch, at greatly
REDUCED PRICES
GENAtINES,
ORGANDINES,
BERAGES
Our extenstve stock of
CLOAKS AND
20 per Cent. Ltss Than
13(9
New Goods
New Chxxis
Clif.2
r.
New Goods
New Cloct,
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Goode
New Goode
New Goods
1 101.10
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
AT 1.1 ; ;S:-. 'IRAN
II AL. I" P 'Et C I+:,
18 3-4, i 5, 31 AND 37 1-
orte-Cali.
STMIMER. SI-IA WLS
yelling at Jew, tirf.cs thal,
Groatost Bargains Ever Offered
GARDNER & SOHLEITER'S
9 2
MARKET STREET,
Sun Umbei.ellas Cheap.
Hoop Skirts Cheap
'.iir- 4 .7 4 ",: ' i',, - 4..( - * I - •'"_'i- - .
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WAMEL INK & BARR,
No. 12, Bissell's Block, St.Olair street.
ist.g. R E AT tigENTE4 FOR THE CELE.
Bradbury, Schomacker & Cee
Gold and Silver Prize Medal
PIANOS,
Cheaper and will stand In tune longer than any
other PIANOS Made: Also, Smith's Itarmoni.
lima 'and Dlelodeorui and Mtudeal Gooda generally
at the towest Eastern each prices. Pianos to let.
Tun in and repeal ng dame at t he shortest notice.
Sheet ALusia bound with neatness and dispatch.
je
• •
Jiff. JE: "1" 0 IFS S 0 ,
SUCCESSOR TO JOHN THOMPSON,
No. 7 Rand street, Pittsbuurgh, Penn, , a.
CHEAP PASSAGE TO OR
from the Old Country. Persons
traveling to the Old 4EI ountry, or
wishing to bring out their friends
can.riettirectiteli Passage Tickets either by the
'intemehline of steam ships, or by first class
Packet( .SLips,, by calling at the Uld. Eu
ropean' Agenatinitabliahed by the late John
Thompsdn, dee'd. Alio, Sight Drafts on Europe
alwaYn 013,haliciA. The oldlrlerida,of this agen
cy may teat Meowed that,' ant prepared to trans
act thtlibusiness on as good terms as any Agent
in the City, .and will lied It to their advan
tage to give me a call before buying Drafts or
Tickets elsewhere, . MRS. E. THcMPSON.,
grfereneesin Pittaburgh': James Marshall,
Pres. Farmeno Deposit Bank ; 1. R. bieOune,
Pres. Union Banking. Company • PdeEnight &
Co. Water street ; ~1. Kirkpatrick. & Bro.,
Liberty at. • Arbuthnot, Shannon & Co,, Woo:
.st.; .I.lcOatialess; Jataison & Co., Wed st.;
ltev. Cola J_4. Clarke, Allegheny. je/fitf
ROBVRT O. SOEMBRTZ.! JahrKs Co LILEICE 6V
SOKIIIIRT; & BLEAKLEY.
nannfooturers and wholesale dealers 1n
Illuminating and Lubricating Otis,
cupaig PETRoLkum. ou., LIENZOL
and -
• • LAMPS.
Co mail salon. erahauts for the sale of tirade Oil
teb2l,birr. lid, Wood street, Pittsburgh P .
staexth r,
• ." GRAIN BASES, •
VtrAlMitlifTED THE BEST NOW
4.11 lies Also, 81'ORE TRUCKS mad
WBEELBABROWISL-1 hinnufactured and for
aale by .01..q0LEXAti,
IThar Th e PenAtennasT.:
anhir ' - (Spy, in.
Orrice or The PirtflEttaitat G . 4 .5 ' .• 1
• • 4111711;MM
IXIVII:PEND.--T4M. TAVITErtit ,K I
.a.r the Z4111)1111+. Gag O AIimPOIY -- X 3 Ve ""a
elf.ydeclited - 4 dlyldend :pf - /IVO ixtz# i ns
and Timm. . ) 4=1.3, 1.........tdaid1i r t :al
ompfiLuirm.taelorth* ‘l?'
istuotr,.. • I '... if . I , . 11. ! , , 4 . er r ei sure e ..
IriSt , FMB_ ratio AJ • siloit_ Orr*
rsit,ppers,lat 1 143FALLIUNTOS Aldo:
PIITSBURGH.
FIRST .N'ArribNm, BANK
1,, • TREASURY DEVARTICENT.
1., ,
, MIR OP COMP TROLL= OP Tar.Qllll.lg Ramp,
Washington City, Aug. 6th, 1843.
Wrinitnee, By eatisfactorrevidenee presented
jto the underedgued, it has been-made to %Ufa' .
that the FIRST NATIONAT,RANEOP Pi.rrS
BURGH, in the County Of'Allegheny and State
of Pennsylvania hAll.beeli duty'organized under
and according to the requirements of the Act of
Congress, entitled "an Act. to ; provide a National
Currency, secured by a pledge or United Stake
Stocks, and to provide for the airenlation arid re
vtin t ,
demption thereof." appro : February 26th,
1863, and ; as complied with theA/rovistilina of
said Act required to be' eb lied with before -
commencing the heathen of B g. , -
~ Now Tatausona, I, Hugh . Winch, Comp
troller of the Currency, do herchs_Cert_lfy that the
said FIRST NATIONAL HANK •OY PITTS..
BURGH, county of Allegheny and State of
Pennsylvania, is authorized -to commence the
business of banking under the . .ct aforesaid.
In testimony whereof wittressa to hand and
/CM Or attics, this 6th
EUday at AußnotisM s a i I
AIROU
SS 1 • Coreptro ,
ec,of the Cut ay. •
TEE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PITTSBIJROII , , PA,,
Late Pittsburgh Trust Company.
Capital $500,000 pal& to with privil
.ge to Incre'aale.to irt,ooo,ooe.
Thc Pittsburgh
; liender.t act T o r upsrto Com pa N ny at M ionyathl ~ 'organn
-
ey, du der th title t of th vi FIRST NATI NAL HANK OF PITTS - Si rROR, vtottld respectfully
otter its services for the collection of Notes,
Drafts, Bills of k %change etc., reCeive money on
deposit and buy and sell Exchange on all parts of
the country.
The linesman solidi has attended the Pittsburgh
Trust Company since its organization in
will we Miter - etc a sufficient guarantee that busi
ness entrusted to the new organization will re.
seive the same prompt attention.
Raving a very extensive correspondence with
Ranks and Earthen, throughont the country,
we believe we can offer nriturnalLicillities to those
who do butdisees with us.
Ihe business will be conducted by the same
officers arid directors.
DIRHOTHREI
TAIL ES LAUGHILLII WM. K. Nlalitellt,
hoEIYHT S. HAI'S, A.I.H.X.ANDHEL SPESH,
THOMAS &CLL., FRANCIS C 3. BMUS'S',
TROB. WIOOTTMAV, ALYT. BP.A.M.Hr,
snxesuL ILEA.
JAMES LAUGHLIN, President.
J.PHI , II). tb trLLY, CaLlder.
uga-dik wtf
New Goods .74 E'COND NATIONAL BANK
_ _
SHAWLS,
Former Prices.
New Goode
New Goods
Now Goods
New Goods
TIIEAAttRT DEPARTMENT,
Oven e nv etairTßol.L.E.A. UY ILiE CEILLLYNCS,
\i'ashington Cit,l.lth, 1864.
Wit REA ,liy satisfacter y y evidence presented
to the uildersiantal, It has been made toappear
that the ha:C(IND NATioNAL BANK
to the County of Allegheny,
and State of Pennsylvania. has been duly organ
ized under and according to the requirements of
the Act of Congress, entitled "An Act to pro- ,
vide a National Ourrency, secured by a pledge of
United States ,Stocks, and to provide. for thecir
ciliation and rodent p Eton thereof," approved Feb.
r '2sth, 1883, and has complied with all the
pit." 111101113 of said Act retriired to be compiled
with before comniencing the Mosinee) of Bank- !
to kow, therefore, I, 'lron hicCottoce, Comp
troller of the Currency, :In hereby certify that •
the &aid. eit.XI(.IND NA TIONAL, A . BANif ilt
P/TPSBERIIi DOCilounty of Alleghepy, and State
of Penallrania, le authoriltal to commence the
husineas of Ranking under the A otUforeartid.
lit testimony v. hereof witititsamy hand
I
and seal of others
ary, thal. ft uan arcer r.rxlcti, I
I , omptruller of the Cril-rency.
New Goods
New Gond
New Goo
New Goods
TB E SECOND NATIONAL BANK
9 CTS
iFc•rmerly IRON' CITY TIU'ST C.,OSIPANY.I
' a 'ell td, b 300,000, withptl vII ege t o resew to
51,000,000.
The IttnN ('TTY CoalßANy hay
oTanlzed under the National elltierley Act
offeie its BerViool3 for the than inCl/C.l, of a tiencr•
al Banking Business. Drafts Iwn..cht an 4 oak!.
Money recetred on Deposit, ac.l 'ollectioni
made on all parts of the country.
DlalteThEl3
A-0013 rAiliTelt, ROST ROBINSON,
JAKE HILL, R . iioL.,usis.n,
U. F. R.Loevtn; W. M (I. , JuLLY.
W. . Cone sa.,
G. E. ARNER, President
JNO. E. PATTERSON, Cashier
fetaldmd
TEN-FORTY LOAN OVOI
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK OF
PrrisErßou, a
Designated Depository and Fi-
By authority of the Treasury Department,
thtn 13ardk willrccelt e Subscriptions for the Ten.
Forty t, per cent. rinhi-bearing Bonds.
A commission will be allowed to Beinks, Bank
ers and Brokers. JAMESLAI YIIILIN,
Orders are solicited. President.
l'itrobu rgli, April :mill, 1864. ap2T
BOOTS, SHOES,
GAITERS,
IP Pt N 7 -a. 30. !S XJI F 1 ,
M'CLELLAND'S AUCTION,
N. 8.,—N0 connection with any other ticture
Look for Name and Number above dour.
NEW SON(.
"DREAMING OF HOME."
BEAUTIPITL AVORDS AND TAKING
Alualo. lis pppulallty will be uubounded.
Copies *MINI on receipt of price.
CHAS. C. MELLOR,
my2B4.lhic
EL D. ,BREOHT & CO.,
j ikIANUPACTURER
Looking Gl4sses,
Gilt and Rosewood Mouldings,
Portrait and- Picture Frames,
Dealers in Catholic Pictures,
No. ifie3 Smithfield street, between Filth and
Sixth streets. JOH;
13iLOCIk.
W. H. M' GEE,
No. I 0 St. Clair St,
111T9V.T.D THE A VitzsiTugs
1,7 of huger& ,to his stock of 9zaf, which
lies been_ selected With. 'Swat e contatiaa
all the =west &lice t...Tictitic to bo it fou n d to
g e ir4 i tFrA4 l = 4 ;e4.4 B2 lL4 i Ttaiil.
core
pipfashocat Rtit . = , •M' • LN-W W°DS• • •
, ' •—; W# 1,, t 1 4 - 14•99 -1 4Fei
ZetrAkent raffrottt•
• Ntt. TO 'St.'olift street,
z 111727 , 74 • PatletilhON,Ph•
_ .
FRI DAY; JULY 15, -1-864
OF pxl4a*.BlL)-xtillx.
OF PITTSBURCIH
P11"I'S111:11G11, PA.,
naneial Agent of the
United States
CONE
Of every deseriptlrtn, tvt
Ich leas tht;i !egtilar vrkea, nt
55 FIFTH STREET
PRICE, 25 CENTS
81 WOOD STREET
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
13 - Y FIIFLV..
• ..
TiiE. FRANIMIX, kIMEMVSLILANCE ,
COMPANY .OF. PRILAULL PHU, OF-'
FILE No. 436, and 437 01-LEIPpNITT 1PPo;
near Fifth.
NTAT.NKENT or 4694.19K54 Z.s JA.1 . 6'..15t, left.
Published Agreeably to an Act of Amiably, be
. c.
t'fret Alvrtgage, amply scoured titABa"4 32
Real Latate Orecent va1u04103,313
el 102,026 26; 1
.Tetua ceet
potiery Imam oh ample Collet-
teral Securitlea - ' 8%136
Stocks,
.(present value fas,P 6 7. A) i
cost.. . 6788 68
Notes mid Effie Receivable ~ '. 1, 621 0 0,
thigh . . . 27,81.9 ea
,
4 1 2031
The only profits from preimlunis Whieh thi is s
company can divide by law, are from Saks which
have been determined.
Insurances . made on every description' f Prop•
erty, in Town and Country, at rates as loWas are
consistent with security.
Since their incorporation, a period of ;hilly
years, they hare paid losses bfy Fire, to an nMottt ,
exceeding Foar Millions of UA larm, thereby if
tordLug evidence of ,t he ads - outages of-Insurease,
ap well as the ability and disposition to meet With
promptness all liabilities.
Losses paid Iluring, ttw_yem 13.59462,166 36.
• U.tEoTolts.
Ottous.s.a W. ITAIICRECR, "Mouesoax. H. Lou
TOR/AS WARNER, DAVID S. BROWN,
Saatura..flitatrv, Is.aso
Jecois R. Ssizya, RDSVARD O. DALI,
GROWER W. RICHARDS rlBolloli PALES, •
OHAS. C. BANCKER, President.
P.SWA_RII 0. DALE, Vice President. .
W e. C. Steel, Secretary pro tern.
S. fI AIM EIVT.R COFFIN, Agent.
myl9 Northeast corwThird and WoOd sts
A7DELPII4 FIR.t.OD LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
149 CHESTNUT STREET,.
OvposHo the Custom.nouse.
(Japltal...s,Slo,lo6. A5ieta.,;304.4143.
• •
wILL RAKE ALL WINDS OSI
SURANUE, either Perpetual orioimited,
on every description of Property or Merchandise,
at reasonable rates of prenunm.
ROBT. P. KING, President.
. Al. W. 13.,ALDWIN Vice President,
DrnEurcins,
HA RL - 28 BATES, E. R. Corti,
E. R. EMILIA ()coupe W. Bkoww,
P. B. SAVERY, JOBSP2I S. PAUL,
SU 6Rsfilt, JOTEPO CLATTOW,
J. lilaoakoz, a Wn.8.11,
F. BLACKBURN, Secretary,
I. G. CQFFIN, Agent.
Corner Third and Wood. streets.
Western Insurance Company of Pittsburgh,
R. MILLER, Jr. 'President.
F. M. GORDON Secretary.
Capt. R. D. Co:Litman, Gen'l Agent.
No. 94 Water street, (Spang & go 's Warehouse,
p tairs, ) Plttsburgh.
WILL r i B NSURE AGAINST ALL
kinds of k'IRE and MARINE RISKS.
A Horne Institution managed by'Diersttors who
ere (veil known In the community, and who are
determined, by promptness and liberality, to
maintain the character which they have assumed,
ssoffering the beet protection to those who de.
sire to be 111131.111X1.
I)IRRCTO RS —R. hilller, Jr., James M'Auley
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimick, George
Carrie, Campbell B. Herron, Chas. W. 'ticket.
ton, Ar.drew Ackley, Alexander Speer, David M.
1.t.0g Rees J. Thomas, Benj. Bakewell, John
API lute. Jet
ALLP,CITIENY INSURANCE' COll,
OF , pr - r-rsn triton - .
time,,, Igo. 37 Fifth Street, Bank mocks
NSITRIES AGAINST ALI. KINDS OF
R FIRE AND ritARINE
. 1 0NES, President ; JOHN D. No-
COE D Vice President ; D. in. ROOK, Secretary;
cap!. WM. DEA N, Genets! Agent. •ltt •
um - tuna—lsaac Jones, C. (}, iltistey, ller
cry t 1.t1,1a, e'en!. R. C. (tray John A. Wilson,
it. 1.. nt.nestock, Jolla 11. Nfeliord, Capt. Adam
htcoba R. P. titerling, Capt. W. Dean, Robert
t 11'u IL D.v.ia. tio2B
_
)AY & HAYDEN,
Alaanfechiters sad Dealers tu
SADDLERY, HARNESS
ANIi
COACH HARDWARES
58 WOOD STREET,
Iv of the Gol ten Stirrup, .
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL
the attention of Saddlers, timi' Makers
and Dealer. In general, to their'
Large and Well Selected Stock
Um - Muting In part far
rri Sage AI an ufain tu rare,
IPatent and Enameled Leathers, Ening*.
I Bled Cloths, Damasks, Broad Moths,
I.sces, Fringes, Bands, BEnrings,
Axles, Bolls, Fenoes, Spoke*.
flubs, Shafts, etc : , eta•.,
All of wlltah hare been
PITB.OHASED WITH GREAT CARP
Especially the WOOD WORK, which will
be found of the
Beet quality, Well Seasoned and Dry
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
Will Mad a lull and complete stook of
Ilairnelli - Lea I here, Saddle Trees.:Thimee,
Webs, full 2 1 Ieasure Straintug ;Web*,
of all Numbers, Bits, Buckles,
Stirrups, Spurs, Threstfs,
etc., etc., •tc.,
MI of which will be sold at the loweat CAS
prices, •od perfect satisfaetion guaranteed.
TO 'rxlJm 5A.11131-IEIII3.
P. S.—We do not deal in Saddles and Bridles,
Out leave thoee GOODS for our customer. to
make wad bell, as they properly belong to that
tsranch.
my2B-tl DAY & HAYDEN.
IRON FOUNDRY FOR SATS'„
FOUNDERV MACIFirBIE SHOP
and
TWO DWELLINGS,
'orne t of Buller and Oarson streets, In the 9th
Werd, on therA, V. H. B. This valuable pro
ner.ty, frontinrtel feet on. Hinter st., ,100
lee on Otreon, will be,aold qn favorably terms,
end possetarton given Room
For particulars applyto •
S. S. BRYAN,
Booker k Insurance Agent,
JEW t 9 Fourth et., _Burke's Buildings,
pLatiorat & ipqrsKirs ,
Noiseles Patant Madines,
These Sewing Machines are ianyWn . astbe Very
t•est in the Tiara:lSt - ales. They are WARRANT
and sold nttne .I.OW.EST PRaCellS. Gall
sad exaMine theiebegerebuytng eise`Wilere.'- Re
-I.siring of Sewing.. Itiaohines of every kind
promptly attended tab
E'fINEST AXTEFILIII 'Agent,
N 0.103 Thtle4eet
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milict4ie
r a' if: D .
4 I 0 MONTHSCEASEor satALL
thiselliog - House oy 3 Itoomi pleasepr ,
13 Ate in 11,ttsburgN
;.I fick,
Call on:
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From the, §teubenvrne (0.) Coutfrer.
ProhebieS of the Ott :§tateumen.
Iv', . ~., -
' Qs We stand" amidthe ruins of 'lberty
and good government la'Arneritia,' we
naturally reflect upon. the causes Which
have ledsto this melancholy condition.
For many, years oat the'-elements of
eivil i wardind disunipn • lni`been gradu
ally fomenting' between the. North and
South Until' at last 'We rfiTized till that
kliii g,restfihilOnien predicted as the.ne
t,
:aeasary Conseqflettee;Ofs ctio,4l..,oreitt
dice and hatred. ,Prom e Vet" fostna
'ticifi of the "Goierfitrisiit , t e dangers in
cident to' a Republican system { resting
upon 'pokier assent as its only reliable
basis, were foreseen and panted out to
the generations which' have followed.
Had the prdohetie voices Of the fathers
been 'timely heeded, the country would
be blessedto-ditY with peace and unity.
,4. , eandid",Vnvestigation.„ into the history
of the ,exiSting Arouldes will , Ait,c., y the
'kit aacl 4 hier iff sl l9 . l . lj l Nitl l l*,-;he
,Sectional :Alio ~l i Jkpaqy•wetipigt 1174 6 1, -
ent agitation of..tue slavery qutna7ort ln
flamed thelpopUltifintrict bathe • pOint of
civil war., i, , '
George *ashimitoii whose wisdom '
penetrated', it Would- seem, all the din- 1
gets likely to threaten otir national ex- 1
Tstence ; utiered, in hiirare well AddiesS, 1
the following warning to Ina country.
men : ,
"My counirymen, frown indignantly
upon any attempt to aligiutte any por
tion of our country from the rest, Be-
Ware of sectional orgiutizatiens--of .ari.
raying the North against ',tie. South or
the South against the North : In the end
it tell.? pravejalal to your libeities."
In 1848 ihewabolidon party exhibited
itself for the first time. as s puiroughpoi,
litical organization contending . for the
li'ghest offices in 'the Government. Its
dangerous' de.signs were not so otent
then as now, yet they were eu a itientl
ni
unasked to justly, excite' thealarm o
our sagacious patriots. General Harri
son, a son of one of the signers of the
Declaration; of Independence was Pres.
',dent, and, just before his death, he ex:
pressed the following sentiments, as
though his eyes rested upon the very pe
riod at which we have arrived:
"I am and have been for. many yearn,
so much opposed to slavery,
.that .I will
never live in a slave State. But I be 4
lieve the Constitution has glienlio pow.
er to the General Government to inter.
fere in this matter, and that to have
slaves, or no slaves, depends upon the
peoPle in each State. Brit beside the
constitutional objection, I am, persuaded
that the obvious tendency of, such inter
ference on the part of the States which
have no slaves, with the proprty of their
felloW Citizens dine others, is to
.pro
&ice a state, of discOrd and jeilousy t that
wild in, flip in'd props/irk/I.p 444,c - guel l / 2 1 ,
But few inenlooked with clearer gaze
into the future of the colintrY 'than An
drew Jackson. , The. public service
which' he performed ttiningh mink
years, combined with that vein of native
practical sepse which distinguished him,'
enabled him to qtiickly discern the drift
of affairs and to warn his . fellOw citizens
against the results of popular diasension.
During the second term of Ida sdminis
tration of the Government, English em
missaries were sent to America to agitate
the slavery question and finally Produce
a division of the Union. In view of this,'
General Jackson said in his Farewell
Address:
‘What have we to gain by divisions
and dissentions? Delude not yourselves
with the hope that the breach,onee made:
would be afterward rejoined., If the'
tnion is once severed, the Separation
will grow wider and wider, and the con:
troveraiea which are now debated and'
settled in the ;hails of legislation,. Will be ,
tried, 071 the field of battle and attermined!
by the Inoord,';
In 1.840 the . venerable Hero of the
Hermitage departed this Ilfe,- but before
his i decease he expressed to a,friend
opinion-cif„the cbaracter,and tendencies;
of ,the on party, whose, rapid ,
grdrithad akmaciy clouded our:political
horizon with, threatening gloom. He
"Sir, the Abolition party is a disloyal
organization. Its pretended love of
freedom means- nothing more nor, less
than • civil tqdr and o-d4sobeliogt
Rise TUion! Honest men - of all Patifes
should unite to expose their intentions
and arrest their progress." .
Daniel Webster was At one time the
favorite statesman of Massaeliqsetts,and,
throughout the country, he was the ac
knowledged . "expounder of the Con
stitution." But, instigated by such dis
unionists as Sumner and Phillips, the
mad spirit of i Abklitionism grew ram-
Pant in the old Bay State,,. and. finally
led to the grossest indignities upon 'Mr.
Webster. ,He; was "denied the privilege
of addressinghis.fellew citizens in Pall
et& Ball, wherehpon he denounced the
Abolition party in the following severe
but appropriate terms:
"If those infernal fanatics and Aboli
tionists ever get power,,they will over
ride the Constitution, and set, the Su
preme Court et defiance, change ,and
make laws to ; suit. themselves, lay vio
lent hands on those who differ from
them in opinion, or dare question their
infallibiltity, 2 end finally banigrop; the 1
country and deluge it in blood." "
We have already realized
_the tearful
predietion of Mr. Webster._ • .,
The Abolitionists have the hardihood
even now to quote the great Kentuck- .1
isn, Henry Clay, as authority ; for ver
min principles of their, party, and,. ty
garbled and contorted ettractli. , 49m his
_speeches, they blaspheme, the ;memory
of -Sage QuAl±hlan4..,But, M. Clay
left distinctly : ? on, record his oi)iiirork of
Abolitionism, which deserves, at"-this:
time, the ebletno consideration of nil
wboacknowledged that great man as a
leader. In ; 11341$; Mr. Clay, speaking
froin his seat in the United States Sen
ate, used the following language:
"With Aholitionists the ,right of
property is nothing„ Ate deficiency of
the ;Ito wer ot
,ibe general Government
isnothin,g; a evil war, a dissolution ; f
the Unielk 444 anstveTthiow.4Y/e,sioN"
QP,Merlti,in Which, arevoneentraten the Oft a ; civilized world, are,nothtng.
fie Mast be 44 11 d•tO , Wilat is Paskillgl49-
Ore us _wile, does ri9t PeNeeivo that ;the
itte vitft 41 toliflettoYl Pf . 0. 13 ir Proceed4fia
ipto-ipvci jirmily ,the poter4 power of
the Iwo ..ts:' ,(' •.,. ' • -
Itlp-vo 044,4agfpllo w s in the mem
orable IP flck which he delivered It
Fr. 14 41 344. .eolokh JA 18, 5 0 k; 7
"I )/a3re , v4f l .o o Paslana cerrti4exten in
ih4 OD _ §Bl A: t4e.. • Wbig.. IN.Tti r t _z- as
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-1:1'044944 . , 41 14.1 116 17 Or igy 9 61 AP -
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410.44 tr. IC 4 40: ka oftletgaa = iota a, c°3 - '
ruptible Abolition‘party,alui . 61' ' Alma
lifoßigal.4s4la,bo engrAftedelikttgia , 'Tag
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spltetik, itrmerrort -PA.pl49 - j . , .,-;
'jig 'IIERCANJILEAND LEGAL PRlPilift -7 ,
-,...-thar thmi f Sf b .4 3 l,---; .- -- ' -1. - ,.
Posters, • PrOlreatint !--------,:1.j.t..-'4,-,
For Ed:oMo=
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trines shall spread, arld:theirnteasnrea .
adoptedfuntil they! liiitinetWilakinitiit_, ,
of a majority liftlie fie—oife- „.ortkr"rith,-;I:.,),
then the fate 'at life Clogeintheni mil
e d . " .t.,i.i 1.".1. i' tr . i. 4.1" }
We might multipleiittlititibie4via`
the most *lie and eritinenf ittifildir .of
...E:
the country to show •
,boßrAireicll •-flie,f
understood the cititraetep l atd4iii of - -;.-- •
the' bolition ph*.tavieltiettia '
,fall
'the troubles whiltricri§ . :4 i. na..
tion. - Ent . the - 0300, ifo t rio .. ttO
t o
prove taint is the dt(ty. -- st , r 01.
the Union
,art 4 ekinOttiadir tii At 16 ;
gether, iintriovitbry:lll - iitwilbaftibli* bb.
4
efitionlarm • , 1 „-.,
: tl.if• ..iiIPIPMI:a9. ate-
Gr
generals Gritit Mid • . 4 te
Virginia"Cit*ititiglth .;,
e) r
t i t,-,
The invasienj-Pf4filanThr'7,thik-aet•-,.:-.,
els and theivithdrainal-olit ivition" of.
General tttnotiteartie'oc--. -::-..-•_
cupation, of_that state witkßini.lenettit'e • ..-_-..'
'forces, settle tho rAneaon,,t , • e,„:,', 1 : ..IV,":" - 4.
Grant's mOyement a g ai n s t ' 4 ~, OL-; . ' •:,-;:
has failed; so ifirir as this can . . iterfj 4 &44,. - „,, ii -;',:"•;,
-cerned.- As a Matter:, oft=coltratifttilite--:;•„,-;.:i
state of affairs pro mtliesi ,conitotenb ittld
criticism, and and all over i tte„,co i ns, tiyiituon.i'..'.."- . " - : - .
are comparing the.conduck ,and flt„e:pr.;=.4--i!
the two relit canitntig r i4 L 'aglifnieMW
-mond—that led 'by Gefieral,42l3Cfelhfh,-"--,--
and khe, one commanded : by General
Grant., .
~ f ~ g
,( 9ij f. : 1 .:...-_,,
In the' first iilaCe, It, is wn I
General lieCiellantidilianii i 'ltit • , - -' --,- -- -2 ”;
green army. There wise Anitigneeldliftfin - •••"---'
his ranks that had been liinentankthwari -" :-
•
the service, and a majority of theimme
enlisted only four or five - union m
Fre
-Violin tkithe opening s of bib' ,lie'
Not only was thiit-the'coiiiiitioir e tills - -
soldiers, but alibis 4: l ltlcete) xertnuatir '
from • the Generals, , im n -,, gal, c.
Grant's army, on. he" o ther_ kin ,„14,„a
veteran. army; all of the l inen - ' v - been,
t r i
trained to-lighting, by 1 veorteoltlibinty,
bloody work; and nik better - officonis mkt - •
be foundl,t , kci e world,,,for thoy, tutyeAtte4l
trained in actual battle, , The c0U4,4401S-
therefore,'th ist r iidihd'arining Were-ten-
corned; were entirely in favor otfitiner
al Grant ; Groat,
Then as to .nutribers. It .1a tuidopht-
edly true "that General 'Grant, ROM the.
timehe crossed'the'Ratidarte hialAttl-
val at the Appomattox; • has'.ells "'
been in command of , an , iarray:Armch- -- i
larger than any. Generah•licOiellintliMi.,l - -
trolled after ~ther-4100;49-t---- - •
It is safe to say that XleneXitiarililihad
one third to •one:tialf, more Arc:Kip:than
had Genera l;A l P4 l htli[aV44l.lWfbit- - -
lug the Peniiiimier , campaigni , :liLlithis,;" .
respect, thereforei' the: •adtratinms/fits'"
altogether with Generalptiiit . ..:: .-... :
In the nest place, Greneret difellfegiiii '
was harassed in his- mo*dnieatell;t-ile
Was ordered by the' - we,814.010. - ., -- vh_
United States to do• !certain,. : th ings
against his ovrn judginet, tipokliftevta
coMpelled to obey. He Was' cOnimand
ed to keep his army''betweeff Vishiiii-,
ton and Richmond, Whichiplicedilifttiiet
a sore disadvantage in: Agtoing,thitiens
my. - lie was denounced, !I T; the ; t di--
eases generated by the swamps of the
Chickahominy; yet it ) wast, l , 4 3li VlllB5ll "
who was to blame forthat ”!locadorrhilf
the army... On the , Pkher-hailit, ftetteral •
Grant has been a l , l 9,Wed - futil, , ,iibeTty,,,tp
move his treopi when heleaSed;,here
he pleased', and how lie- fileesed-.. 'lite
therefore, had no dntwbifeicaLifromr4- , the
administratipe. ~i ,- 1 -.!; ; 2 1;i. c-, if
Thefl_ , again, it is notor r ipus ~,t4takfik
en-
Ural 3leClellan 'as denied' teliforce,-
trientis; Whlch were within ° Ranh:, vifille
a tremendous clainotwah miiedLtigainst
him because he did not,nunuagalnAkthe
works.of Richin9l4 151411,441'1 ggixtria
tively small'ariny, and fear was a Mint
ed to him; wliethas it:iii'tioW dififf` enithit
he understood-: the> militagnitrobternith
be solved better thangtuyibrAdeindliSary - •
superiors, and critics. RutEteralgisnt,
Instead Of' having noldie pe ril W ithdray(ll ' ,;
from him when about '`e'rilmiiiiiiirtiti - ':
engagement:had troopsaariti toithint , ta •-
prohnilon. He kita l repeatedly; igiltiautt , • :1 , .,'
he had all the soltlierhho l ld. ,ni,
these ad vinitti r tiAm the ai de Gonerat - - 3
Grant, the ed 'try' ft tfiltilefiffiltti'4iti- '' . -..•
tics that he tiasC Mt WerVlEMait battle-.
from the Rapidan 44rwatotitt
tax. ToFO havithAseP Yagetlil4Mttitet*l. ---';'
every a tt empt 'he lied" ragas to 'cagryLtiiti , :-.,:,•••
rebel lino -of thitreitainteriterbturtniiit
force has been defeated( Oin)tirehihave
fought gallantly,..andine redditstal.ps has - -,-
happened to any, consideraKe,v9itiolpf
our army; but, at the eitinelitifeour mit- , ...:-.
nary annals lain hetliitiretriinheVik•
a solitary TiOtory , thrtnighlini. Wholteilf - -;,, -;,,
this.blood y and i te tkihkeargatign: -.. ..0A ,
the other hand, it ta t iet, Aft t g , fon: -: -"
that • several very iiiipextatit 41 Se. -
were gabiesny'Cliti4ral z'Beo
_,'_-:,-
spite of . the Odds aginristwirtituito-cobt_ -%
tended& itißd-. h im, - . by. liAtichhirm,
put
_,npon,him - ,,hy : .. the , udmitigation t :
YOrktbitrn, 'Wllliatiiilbiii,g;` Fiff - Ont%-
Sievert Pines' RiinoVer‘Coritt ItnUie,iftid
all of the sevenldays' . battlesi asitOsotit
that - of Gaities's Mills, -Imre; !dear&
_and
unmistakably, Unlo4 victories, ~.:424.F4
to say' the ret?ela,. attacking otir army
were eveijt'tline'defetatediliffe'dilkin
back, and at - Malvertilfill withgraatitifil ,
bloody lessee. kt.spite, of ~,
..the3lisait_ Talk ,
sages under whip)/ keilabdrod...,tte,tifW
McClellan managed ' te' get n} nearer - -
Richmond titan - hie etherit'Grifie L 143 •
There is'riihnli l miniiiiiiit l eOni& belkiii
to the same - effect; - but-weßibiriot Witia_ 6- -
be understood as ilienatagiugilihei l itho-
of Vicksburg, and , chtdpmoog# l2 los
think it; hoyievei due to - General ne*
claim that that in this great ditekt g ldiilif , „'-
pertor abilities , should not lbeldtbnobitt
ed.', lio lougps, GenereLfilltnt.Mastrkh.
nimpctories, in the lityt,wY-„Perfill
supposed he could win tw If i
nen t itnatat;
but' ee is het Pemhertmir Or' littl
the rebel army,. of (Virginia 4if , oofopiteted--
of, sterner stuff., than, ditost.t.rgdearAo
_-_-
overcame 80 c91p. in OPYWIS-1- •-ilct.
We do not eafietO underrate en. _
Grant. ' Ire - his iiristed 'hinlitirtl:Pttnis
tenacious and skillful officeriathougivto ::
be frank, altogether too aavishroEhnsettl-7--,:
life, , If he had, beon as; : 0404 _.::
men as Gen.McClellanrw. • , t h e t a :.',-
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trader fils"comnitind,"the •:.', ,• . iciii ,
not te-day be .. eiftled'uptin itherdillitM ',
defend Washin_gtons:and:Baltit ctmirret
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,the borders, of Penneybranya. bgftr-oof4 r.
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