.
ADVERTISING RATEW
For itatigWeinattin -,eWiriciarairlittVif-
Cm .7l = 2 O.IS4tAULLAL 3 4 66
Two Inserliti.....: t,25 Tiro - m0n,....... - . . 11420
Three Insertions— 1,6 C Three months— .. 13,75
ever insertions.... 1.00 Four months..... ism
Floe insertions..,. 2,20 Five months...... 14,00 I
One week 2,50 Six months 20,75
Two
Three Weeks 4.35 One year 32,00
week. 6,00
One square c hangeable ones a week I 'slat .11s0,eo.
DAILY YOST,
Single subscriptselignith nifibe/4•oper
Year *
Delivered, in e lsviA:11401 uoute Per Week'
Single subsoriptions 42.00
Five copies, each 1,75
Ten coplusrsiseji,•,••• ' • 11 5 0
Tw eatTlPreskibcll 4 - ( arid ado tosetter r up,) '1,20
Fo r ty • Lsc
One Unwired " 1,00
JAS. P. BARR,
Editor and Proprietor.
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L AEMEM S triVFORI
TIINA.TE I
THE LONG SOritHT FOR
L.A.twr
,~',!
CHEROKEE REW'DY,
AN j -
• • •
CHEROKEE INJECTION
Compounded from lloola,B,crks and loaves.
CHLKOKEE ENEDAVIIh irreatledieti Dduwto
le, cure. all diseascs of the urinary organs, such as
Incontinence of the Uriae hilitontelion Of fhe•
Bladder, Inflaninworzi teal , Ifsdneys,' Stone sr:Me
Bladder ' Stricture, Growl; Glee, rionorrinea, and
is especially recommended in (hose cases offluor
.albus (or If /ales in jemales)hatite sill the of tiau
-
eoussnedicines hare foiled.
ifirlt is prepared In a highly eoncentr 111,1
form, the dose only being trom one tu' in Eve:-
spoonfuls three hums a clay.
allirq its dluitetlii and olterubtive in its ocopi'
purifying and"cleanstag ttie blobti, causing it t
flow in
froth original purity and vigor; thus re
moving the system all pernicious nausea
which have induced disease.
vi.lecrl'lLL.,l is intended
an allf..or essiatrial to the Cherokee Rem
dy, and should he, used in. conjunction with
at reerliAtieln cases of Gonarrhrtra, dire!,
nor Atlsls, irhuo. ettiocts ore healing
nothing and dootalcoa; removing all scolding,
heat, cborrieekad path. Instead of the burying
and ainsnit unendurable pa th that is experienced
with heart y all the cheap quack Injections.
•134. - Ity the use of the Cherokee Remedy
rind Cherokee Injeetiou—the t two medicines,
at the same time---all improper discharges are
removed, and the -weakened organs are speedily
restored to Lull vigor. and strength.
'For -full particulars get our pamphlet
from any drug store in the country, or write to
us and we will mail free to any address, a full
treatise.
Air - Pricetittiroikeelkehredy:all per bottle
r three b ottled fortis':
tl
Ka-Price Chero
ottleskee Jrajceilais, S 2 per bot
e, or thred b ftie 65.
fhir-Sent by `Lt' to any address on receipt
of prioe.
Arr . Soldby all druggists everywhere.
Dr. W.' R. *Merwin & Co,
SOLE PROPRIETOIi,
Np.f,89.1414eny. street, New York.
Sold by Mr: CIPEO. - 11. 'KEYSER, No. Ito
Wood strict., .tuhlb-evoci-d&W
TRE GREAT INDIAN BIEDRaBIE,
.
Oompounded from
co,
F
-0
A
CC
C Elk, 0/C CURE:
An unfailing cure for Spermatorrhea, Sentinel
Weakness, 'Nocturna/ Emissions , and all diseases
coaxed by setf-pallation; such at Lots of Memory
Universal,Lastllude, Pains in Me Back, Dinu r a cu sty
Ereougure Old Aye, Weak Nerves,
ty of Brecifiliity, 4}embling, Wakefulness, Eruptions
on the Face, Pale.lbunlenance, insanity, C01141:21,0.
iioll, and qU,tbetlireful complaints, caused by de
parting from the,4ath of nature.
isal - Th4 mi• 4 Ina' is a ehuple segetable ex
tract, and 'one on which all can rely, as it has
been used Sh pia practice for many years, and
with thowoita"treated,ll has not tailed Ina sin
gle instapcc, Its curative powers hare been
stitticienyo viotory over the moat stubborn
nteir. con.
ia
tthia&iltfliAhek themselves beyond
tht reachfilmeatcalaid, we woUld pay, Despair
not the;,oF.att Cone will restore you to
health ant o#ln
vigor, and after all quack doctors
have fall
Afir - Fot piirticulara get &circular from any
drug store lEe country, or write. the Fri:Trio
tors, who xyrjrinali fri to any one desiring the
same, a (Ware/wise in atuphlet form. '
sciprio. ik r per bottle, or three bottles for $6,
and forth eti,hy Express to all pails of the
world.
Sold by all rempeatahle drugpita everywhere.
' 'Di. W. trerwin• &
SOLE i'LOPRIETORs,
No. 59 Liberty street New York.
Sold by GEO. H. KEYSER, N 0.1410 Wood
street. tuhlb-sod-dtv.w
JOINT SQL
EU _
INGI4 =MAIN 0143NbELI TTI3
ACE coNsTrn•TioN. Be it reached by the
Senate and House of Representatives of Me Common
wealth of Prnaryiran:a in General Assembly met,
That the following amendments be proposed to
the Constitution of the Commonwealth, in ac
cordance with the previsions of the tenth attic/
thereof:
There shall be an addltionkl section to the
third article et the Constitution, to be designs.
led as section tour, as lollowa
"SzoTioN 4. Whenever any of the qualified
electors of this Commonwealth shall be In any
e otualittnityr 'raw tattiou
from the aaftileht otAmlkittil tatOP,Or-kl
the authori 5 , Of this Coininonwealt 1, such else
:ore may exercise the right of suttrage In al
elections by the citizens, under such regulations
is are, or shall be. prescribed by law, us fully as
If they were present thekt - -usritti plieuof
Ssovioar 2. There snail be two additional sec
tions to the eleventh article of the Constitution,
to be destguated as sectinus eight anti nine, ac
follows
: . .
"Ssortorr 8. Nabill shrill be passed by the Leg'-'
is:attire, containing more than one subject, which
shall be clearly expressed in the tlie, except ap
propriation bids.'
"32oricu a. No bill shall tux paeeed by the
Legislature granting-tall- Towere, or priVilegea,
n any ease where the authority to grant: web
powers, or privileges, 11.. is been, or truly hereaf
ter be conferred upon the courts of this Cointnim.-
wealth." HENRI' C. JOUNSOII,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN P. PENNEY,
SPiaker of the Senate,
OCTIOE Olt THE
SreurrAtur or lit COMMONWEALTH,
Harrisburg, April uhib, 1864.
PENNSYLVANIA, SS.
1 do hereby certify that the foregoing
S. is aginal full, true and correct copy of . the
ori Joint Pi rsolutibn tlie flea
eral Assembly, entitled . 4 A Joint Reso
lution proposing certain Amendments to the
Constitution," as the same remains on file in
this office.
Ix Thanatos'? whereof, I have hereunto set
nay hand and caused.tbeiseal of the Orattaryts
ffi
office to be axed, the day and year above writ
ten. ELI SLIFER,
The above
Se ßesolution having bee*
by a majority of the members of agreedlo
eactiliouee, At
two successive sessions of the General Aesembly
of this Commonwealth, the proposed amend.
manta will pe submitted to the ypeaooyyle for their
adoption or rejection, on the FIRST TUESDAY
OF AUGUST, In the year of our Lordone thous
andeight hundred and aixty-four, to accordance
wit the provisions of the tenth 'article of the
Oonshtutiou, and the act, entitled "An Aot pre.
scribing the time and manner' of submitting to.
the petpie for their approval and ratidcation or
rejectioie the proposed amendments to the Con
stitution,' approved the twenty-third day of
Apr r il, one, thousand eight hundred and sixty
to n n • • ELI SLIFER;
• Secretary of the cetom ios
mylwawta2
3-6-17-carrx=eriat
NEW STYLEf3 . •
WINDOW SHADES,
Received THIS DAY.
NEW SPRING STOCK
CARPETS!
Well aeGeoned
OIL CLOTH,
AT MaCALLUBM
mbiB •
(o.ildxxxx3Wri EVItGIkIR-113,
NO, 87 FOIFRTH
* WELDON & KELL:i t ,
Lead .33046 dri
and'Athanfitiolk-E - I
Id 4 Wood at, near SLIM
Illf(iftTANT TO LADIES,
n DAYS
Hit rvey't Chrimo Thermal
W. AVID NEVER WET PAILFM(W HEIN
a% the directions have beeiistrictly followed,)
In removing difficulties Arising from
OBSTRUOTIONS, OR STOPPAGE OF
U 1 restoring the system to perfect health when
r2ffering from Spinal Affections ' Pro!spine,
tided, the Whites, or other weaknesses of the
Mt toe Organ* The Pine are perfectly. harmless
oaths' constitution, and may be taken by the
most delicate females without causing distress
at the same time
THEY ACT A.til A (..,11A
By stranginating, invigorating, and restoring the
system to ahealthy condition, and by bringing
on the monthly period with regularity,. No mat
ter tram what cause the ohstruotion may arise.
The': should, however, NUT be taken the first
three or four months of pregnancy, though safe
at any other time, as miscarriage would be the
result.
Each hoc' contains 60 Ms. PilloE, UNE.
DUId.AH.,
Int.- RAIII VA lIPS TItEATISIc
on Diseases of Females, Pregnancy, Miscarriage,
Barrenness, titerility, Reproduetion and Abuses
of Nature, and einphatinally the 1...AD1 Es' PHI
: Vslak MEDICAL. A DV ISEit, a pamphlet Of iu
pages, sent free to any address. Six cents requir
ed to pay postage.
4firThe pills and Book will be sent by mall,
conndentially, when desired, ElKOV}ilittli tI.EI LtD,
and pre-paid on revel) t of money.by
J. BRYAN, 31. D., ilenerol Agent, No. id Cedar street, New York.
Irk-Joseph riensizsg, Druggist, corner or
the 1/Dimond and Market street, agent for Pula
burgh. oeti-euuLariv
.____
OTIOE. TO -A LL CONCHRIITED.—
Among a certain class of self-Important pep.
p e there is * peculiar feeling of contempt attach- ;
. 11 11 .
Id to all physicians that advertise and treat the
diseases named in this card,( Parve•re I)lsa.urns,) '
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 solicit Just
the very diseases that are so obnoxious to these
very refined parties. I suppose they would not
let one of their family go to a party that has de- i
voted years for their benefit, because he advert',
see the fact, and their family physician says he is
a humbug co he can get the case. Often he has :
almost deprived the party of Malik. He comes '
at last to the physician that a
dvertises--how else I
are they to know I Are they not aware that Sir
Astley Oloo_ per, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Sir Charles
Ball and M. Paul Ricord devoted years in the
treatment of these diseases I These men are held '
up as shining lights in the medical world ;I don't
assert that all men are worthy that publish, still
there are a great number of them that are. Maya
devoted myself to the study and treatment of
PIuVATII 131821,11101 upwards of 40 years, and 1
without egotism can say I have saved hundreds
from years of misery and untimely death. My
treatment Is confined to the vegetable altogelher, '
as 'think it is the beet and most certain. It is in
my power to bring hundreds of certificates if I
thought It necessary to certify to my general sue.
teas : but my long residence in this city Is sum. j
dent proof without adding more. Spermatorrhea
and. all diseases arising from It are cured in a 1
mindLahornar time than heretofore. it behooves ,
every young man and woman to be careful in so. j
testing a physician. The different advertisements
that are seen in our papers are of no worth, and
PO benefit will arise from answers than only loss
of health and money. Hundreds era oared emu- I
ally by my new remedies. Address BOX 800.
Jan-lyd Pittsburgh Postoffice.
. _ _
KINGS, QUEENS (KNAVES
NATIONALITY EVERYTHING
Foreign Emblems used long enough 1
Onr National Emblems,
Eagles,Shields,StEvs& Stripes,
AMERICAN CARD COMPANY'S
UNION PLAYING CARDS.
CoLONEL INSTEAD OF A KING '
OODD.EIS OF LIBERTY INSTEAD OF
a IICEEN I
at'AJOR INSTEAD OF JACR I
NION CARDS are put up In a neat box
SOLD AT
JOHN W. PITTOCK'S
•
iv 3EI IiNT IES 2 X' -_ P,
Jvld OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFIGE 3
BARGAINS.
GOODS AT OLD PRICES
MAORDM GLYDE'S,
No. , iti Market street
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
lf_if it VINO - nquanr OrR fIOODSI
RA before the recent heart , advances we offer
at prices considerably leas than oan be bought
arty where in the East, a large and well assorted
stock of seasonable
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
of the best foreign and domestic manufacture.
A great variety of dreßA Wren:ll4a, Silk and
Bugle (limpa, Silk Tassels, Ornaments, Veils,
Ribbons, Magic and Lace Ruffling, Jet, Silk and
tingle Dress Utittona, a very good assortment of
RICH GUIPURE LACES,
Embroideries, Edgings, Parasois, Rain and Sun
'Umbrellas, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, and
the largest and beat Stock of Fancy Goods.
Notions and Small Wares to be found in the
city.
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enzarartmr. • BRELOVIT NINTH BT.,
4.4IEAD ATA4 I 4- 1 , RA. • • ,
„ Iganaga. l
PROPII,LETO4.,
49 , 546
Groat American Remedy."
FAT iprr,r
NATURE.
NO LONGER
Designate the Sults in the
OALL BOON
DRY GOODS,, HOSIERY, &C.
•
CLOSING OUT.
STILL GREAT RE•
di:oton has been
made in-the prices of our
Summer Goods, notwith
standing the immense
dr
mand, ikurchatwrs may re
ly on getting as goad a se
lia,vll (LS at any
period .op the t/ 400. We
would
trhlion (0 our superb stack
of french Poplins, Phil,
and Broche Grenadines,
Perugia and Alpacras, all
new, and Of Ala 5ec404 , 5
importation. In Cfoc';
delast !mend petite; may 4.r
sadisfied :they will had at
all times 'a varitty (vial
rd in mairrinl and fns 4
and of 31(1:5 a
please the most faNtidlOtli
HLICUS & HACKE,
Corner Markt t and FM h ate
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
;572
*a New Gori,
;,)
New Goods
New Goods
‘4,itt : New Good s
o uvi i New Goods
W 4 i
New Goods
4 1 New Goods
4 1 ~,,
4 6 New Good;
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Goods
New Ciixes
' O l 1
New Goode
New Goodii
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
AT Lass THAN
1 A IP C
18 3-4, 25, 31 AND 37 1-2 CT3
Reduced just one-hulf .
SUMMER SHAWLS
Selling at leas pritaz than e%er before,
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered
GARDNER & SOHLEITER'S
92
MARKET STREET,
Sun Umberelias Cheap.
Hoop Skirts Cheap
P-i • go I
0 ;
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WAMELINK & BARR,
No. 12, Bissell's Block, St. Ultta street
C 4 OLE AGENTS Ft)11. 'l'llE. CELEI
p7_l T
BHA
ED 1, Ii
Bradbury, Sohomacker & Co.'s
Gold and Silver Prize Meda,l
PIANOS,
Ohcaper and will stand In tune longer than any
other PIANOS made. Also, Smith's Harmoni
ums and Melodeons and DI usical a oods generally
at Ihe lowest Eastern cash prices. Pianos to let.
Tuning and reparing done at the shortest notice.
Sheet Music bound with neatness and dispatch.
Je23 .
MRS. E. - ritorai.ttgoN,
SUCCESSOR TO JOHN THOMPSON,
No. 7 Rand street, Pittsbnirgtt, Penn , a.
CHEAP PASSAGE TO OR
. from the Pid Country. Persons
trrf Aravellegi to the Old Country, or
..• Wiehing to bring out their friends
can secure their Passage Tickets either by the
"Inman" line of steam ships, or by first class
Packet Ships, by calling at the Old Eu
ropean Agency, establiihed by the late John
Thompson, dec d. Also, Sight Drafts on Europe
always on hands. The Old friends of this agen
cy may rest assured that I am prepared to trans
act their business on as good terms as any Agent
In the City, and will and it to their advan
tage to give me a callfore buying Drafts or
Tickets elsewhere. MRS. E. 111 u AIPSO N.
Referencesin Pittsburgh : James Marshall,
Pres. Farmers,' DePOsit. :Bank ; I. R. McCune,
Pres. Union Banking Comyany ; McKnight k
(Jo., Water Street'; Kirkpatrick k. Bro.,
Liberty at.; Arbuthnot ,, Shannon k Co., Wood
et.; MoOandless, Jamison k. Co., Wood et.;
Rev. B. Clarke, Allegheny. jeletf
ROBERT 0. SCHMERTZ JAMES c LAELLET
SCHMERTZ & BLEAKLEY,
Pdanufaetnrera and wholesale dealers in
Illuminating and Lubricating Oils,
CRUDE PETROLEUM OIL, BENZ° LE
and
.Comminion'Merehante fin the sale of Crude oil,
feb22No. 155, Wood - itreei,' Pittsburgh Pa ,
_ _
sor.F...s_, rroOrstx 11.A.1.'
AND GR AIN RAKES,
WARR:ANTRA) THE BL
sir row
in lute. Also, STORE TIRICKS And
W LIEELBA.RROWS. Manufactured and for
sale by , C. COLEMAN,
Near the Penitentiary,
mhrt 'Allegheny City,Pa.
0771C8 Or TRR PITtStIOROR di Co. , L .
• • ':, • Rily 11, '1 864 .'
ra i VlßNN,p , —Tald mt - Evslrz.Bs
-N- 0 nu , . r_r fitlikkiiivk Gas Company have ink/
day declared 'a' dividend' or T,wo DOLLAPt4
and PIM CEN•rsper share, on the onlcitstt
stock of the Company, parsble forthwith.
' in- • i • JAMk4 DI. ON.l4,Srir, ~ ,,r - 2-3t
2-3 t ` '''
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.tise.
PITTSBURGH. FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1864
FIRST NATIONAL itAlik
TP A SY TBMIT.
OFFICE OP CO R
MPTRO IT LLEROP ILDEPAR THE OORRESOY,
Washington City, Aug. sth, 1555.
WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, It has been made to a
that the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF S.
BURGH, in the County of Allegheny and State
of Pennsylvania has been duly ,organized under
and according to the requirements of the Act of
Congress, entitled "an Act to provide a National
Currency, secured by a pledge of 'United States
Stocks, and to provide for the circulation and re.
demption thereof." approved February 25th,
1863, and has complied with all the provisions of
said Act required to be complied with before
commencing the boldness of Banking.
Now Tusnisvoult, I, If ugh McCulloch, Comp
troller of the lurrency, do hereby certify that the
sal d FrizsT NATIONAL BANK OF PINTS.
BURGH, county of Allegheny and State of
Peons) Amin, is authorized to commence the
business of banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness]. my head and
seal of office, this 6th day of August 1863.
HUGH MOCU L LOCH,
Comptroller of the Currency,
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PIT FSBURCIII, PA;,
Lath Pittsburgh Trust Company.
t•npltel 1500,000 paid in with privil
ege to Increase to 11.000,000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ
tied un ter the act to provide A National-Curren
cy, under the title of the FIRS'. NATIONAL
BAN], OP PI ITS ki CHO H, would respectfully
"(ler its services fur the collection of Notes,
le nlts, Bills of Excbenge, &e., receive money on
&loot and buy and sell L.schange on all parts of
tar country.
The success which has attended the Pittsburgh
Trust Company ranee its organization in 1862„
will we believe be a sufficient guarantee that huat
neat entrusted to the new organization will re
ad% e the same prompt attention.
Having a very extensive correspondence with
flanks and Bankers, throughout the country,
we t elleve we can offer unusual facilities to those
who do business with us.
The business will be conducted by the same
°Weer& and directors.
DIZELITORS
SAUER LADOHLIM W. It. NIMICY,
BODERT S. BAYS, ALEXANDER SPEER,
I'LIt.MAS BELL., Fa.aricra G. BAILEY,
Mutt. WIODXMAN, ALEX. BRADLEY,
SAlifirL'l. Rat.
JAMES LAUGHLIN, President i
.lonn 1). Stml.t.Y, Cashier.
aug6-da.wtf
New Goods
4„;±ECOND NATIONAL HANK
0 --- of -----
Western Insu ce ran ompany oPittsburgh.
R. MILLER,jr. President.
____ •t- - F. M. Goanox, Secretary.
Capt. R. D. COCHRAN, Clen'l Agent.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ' :la. 9:3 Water street, (Spring A. Co's Warehouse,
-t ,
Or PICH Ow Cosi rTUOLL.EII OF.TH X ( J t rRHENCY, • , np stairs,)Pitteburgh.
Washington City, Feb. 13th, tat&i• lIITI 1., I. INSURE AGAINST ALL
to By satisfactory evidence presented ' LVIF kinds of FIRE and MARINE RISKS.
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear ' a Home Institutin managed by
D i d :
who
that the SECOND NATIONAL. HANK OF ! itre well known Itsthe community, and who are
PITTSBURGH, in the County - of Allegheny, ; iletermlned, by promptness and liberality, to
and State of Pennsylvania, has been duly organ- 1 tnalntain the character which they have assumed,
ized under and according to the requirements of , *sot:raring the beet protection to those who de.
the Act of Congress, entitled "An Act to pro- i hire to be insured.
vide a National Currency, secured by a pledge of It Di arteTatolt. Miller, Jr., James hi' A ulcy
United States Stocks and to provide for the Mr-
Nathani' l ' a l li igeil 18. Herron, mf'BAles:'ad Ch N a j a n : ic W ll
k '.
I rl f lec'regte
culation End redemption thereof," approved Feb- Dangle, Campbell
ruary 25th, 18133 and has complied with all the :son, Andrew Ackley, Alexander Speer, David M.
provisions of said Act required to be compiled ..i . :Long Rees J. Thomas, 13enj. Bakewell, John
with before commencing the business oT Rank- ; rd'euee•
..le3
g
Lu Now, therefore, I, HUGH hlcCor.toort Comp- I ALLEGIIE.NY INSURANCE CO.,
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify ' that ri CIF' 1n.'171 - 15.13 Ulioo , lll.
the said SECOND !NATIONAL HANK OF
PITTSBURGH, County of Allegheny, and State Office, N 0.37 Fifth Street, Bank Block.
of Pennsylvania, is anthorized to commence the
business of Banking under the Act aforesaid., TarsiuttEs AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
In testimony whereol w itness my har4 A, FIRE AND MARINE RISES.
I S , and seal of ottleel ISAAC this 13th .tay of Febru- ! ..I . e/NES ,I President ; JOHN D. Me
ary, 11, 4 i 4. 111 111 Met
.: i T 1,1,0011, . CORD, 1 i tPresi ent ;D. 31 BOOK 6 Secretary;
--- Comptroller of the Currency.. ri Capt. Waif DEAN, General Agent.
Ihitkorons—isaae Jones, C. O. HININey, Han
Vey Childs, Capt. R. C. Grai„lnfin A. Wilson,
TEE SECOND NATIONAL BARK.
.4 H. L. Fahnestock, John D. IcOord, Capt. Adam
GP PITTSBURGH, ~,,,,,, ,Jacobs, R. P. Sterling, Capt. W. Dean, Robert
4 s ' ._..._ . L I:l'9 . rettr, Bold. H. Davis. nom
iFormerly IRON CITY TRUST COMPANY.)
iiiil. 7- & .11 AYDEI\ , '
..- ,
Caliltal, 8300,000, with privilege to increase to
. --.„ .....
i Now Goods
The IIION CITY TRUST CDIVLPANY hav
ing' rganized under
forth National Currency Act
orre ° rs its services e transaction of a gener
al Banking Business. Drafts bought and Bold!,
Money received on Deposit, and Collections
made un all parts of the country.
PAINTER, ROOT. niAlrlf.9o9,
BILL, R. ktv co LM ev,
U. F. KLOPHEEL; W. 111.
WM. Uooricc.,
O. E. ABNER, President.
JNO. E. PATTERSON, Oaidder,
feta.34md
TEN-FORTY LOAN OF U. S.
110IRAT NATIONAL BANK OF
jr PITTSBURGH, a
Designated Depository and Fi-
by authority of the Treasury Department,
lids Bank will receive Subscriptions for the Ten-
Forty a per cent. Gold-bearing Bonds.
A oonitniin.ion will be allowed to Ranks Bank
ers and Brokers. ,TA NILS LAUGHLIN,
Orders are solicited. President.
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BOOTS, SHOES,
GAITERS,
I" Mit. INT Al. `1" 353 BL ,
Mush less than regular prices, at
M'CLET, LAND'S AUCTION,
55 FIFTH STREET
N. B.—No connection with any other house
Look. for Name and Number above door.
nil
NEW SONG.
" DREAMING OF HOME"
B" uTISNIX, WORDS AND TAKING
Music. Its pboulality Will be unbounded.
Copies mailed on receipt o( price.
CHAS. C. MELLOR,
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H. D. BREOIiT & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Looking Glasses,
Gilt and Rosewood Mouldings,
Portrait and Picture Frames,
Dealers in Oatholio Pictures.
No. 123 Smithfield greet, between Filth and
Stzth streets. jet*
BLQCH.
lir, if . M. , ' GEE,
No.lo.st Clair St.,
Wormo, CAtraiTIUD. ATWENT3O3N
' of btLeMP>hilkstook qt, Avodiso3l494:
has trees 44.1 4 0 yeathVire cguttna
all the newest sq . pa d 'Ur
thst,class , ricoas;l43-ent'S ItOit "of
clothes grade to or*r willpjpaaq
the "inrkeFsP
tix "AndrplathisrAbitasaftl
piste stock Of FIM
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NATIONAL BANKS
OF PrInCISTSURGIII".
OF PITTSBURGH
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nancial Agent of the
United States
MESS
(if every description, at
PRICE, 25 CENTS
81 WPOD STREET
INSURANCE
,fr'q
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HE
EPRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
COMP,ANY OF PIIILADELPIITA, OF
FICE N0:4434 and 431 CHESTNUT Sr.,
near Mtn ,
STA'TEXENT of ASSETS, JAN. 1.4;1863.
Publishedo.g.reeably to an Act of Aatembly, be
ing
First 111.400, amply secured 41,893,393 32
Real Estlite (present value 8103,313
61,) cos .
Temporaty Loans on ample Collat.
teral Soourlttee ,
StStocka, ('present value $96,697 72,1
ocks a 9,786 SS
Notes and Mlle Receivable 1,821 00
Oeatt :27,919 38
,08,061 6
The oily pronto from premiums 32
which this B
acompanitcah divide by law, are from risks which
have teen determined.
Inturtinces made on every deesription of Prete
arty, trt own AIM Country, at rates aglow as are
consist - tat with security.
Sincelhelr incorporation, a period of thirty
e ears, they havepaiti losses by Fire, oan D
xteedttig Four Millions of Dollars, t thereby a(- tordlngs evidence of the advantages of Insurance,
se welllas the ability And disposition to meet with
pro=ess all liabilities.
*paid during the ear 1 850,111tiii.18to 30.
DILECTORS.
LlHAir.iica W. BA Neauft, lifonotwat H. Lou
Totr4q WAGNER, DAVID S. Ltnows,
SAIIITFL °RANT, LAAAC
Jeciott 8.. SMITH, EDWARD U. DALE,
GNORHE W. RJCH A RDS. eLORUIC EALYA.
I. RAN(JI ER, President.
EDWARD U. DALE, Vice President.
WA. C. steel, Secretary pro tem.
J. DEICER CO Fl N, Agent.
Northeast cM. 'l'hird and Wood sti I
PMLADF,LPILIA FIREAND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
*ll9 cnEsTrapr STREET,
Ow °Rite the Custom liomee.
fte1..321U,100. ..k05t.t.5..5304,0114.
wiLTILL MAKE ALL, KINDS OP IN
'Ilf.W SWIANCE, either Perpetual or Limited.
on every description &Property or Merchandise,
at raitsonable rates or preminm.
.• . itoBT. P. XING, President.
, M. W. BALDWIN'. Vice President.
-,..._ DIRECTORS.
CitaaLas BATES,
e..t.R. Driquea, Geonon W. Baown,
P.,8. Sayan Y, JOSISPR S. PA VI.,
e.SHICIUddIi, JOS IL7kl ()tali - TOM,
S.J. MAGARGIL, E. Wican,
r. &avant an, Secretary,
I. G. COFFIN, Agent.
Comer Third and Wood streets. ,
Manufacturers and flealere to
SADDLERY, HARNESS
COACH HARDWARES
58 WOOD STREET,
Attu of the Uohien Stirrup,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL
the attention of Saddlers, Coach Makers
and Dealers in general, to their
Large and Well Selected Stock
Consisting in part for
Carriage Manufacturers.
Patent and Enameled Leathers, Extant-
cled Cloths, Damasks, Broad Cloths,
Laces, Fringes, Bands, Springs,
A ilea, Bolts, Fellow, Spokes,
Hubs, Shafts, etc., etc.,
All of which have been
PtiIIOHASED WITH GREAT pAREA
Eapeelelly the Wool) WORE, which will
be found of the.
Best quality, Well Seasoned and Dry
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
Will flail a full and comities, stock of
Harness Leathers, Saddle Trees, names,
Webs, full Measure Straining Wells,
of rill Numbers, Bits, Buckles,
Stirrups, Spurs, Threads,
etc., etc., etc.,
All of which will be sold at the lowest CA3
prices, and pArfeet aatlafaetion guaranteed.
TO TIIE sikayn•x,rts.
P. S.—We do not dent {n Saddles and Bridles,
but leave those GOODS for our oustomere to
make
branch. and sell, as they properly belong to that
my2B-tf DAY & HAYDEIN. '
IRON FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
VILPOUNDER] MACHINE SHOP
A
TWO DWELLINGS,
Corner of Butter and Carson streets, to the 9th
Ward, on the 19.. V. R. 11. This valuable pro
perty, frontingrl2o feet on Butler et. , and 100
feet on Carson, will be-sold on favorably terma,
and pc:mm*3olo4 given Soon.
For particuars apply to
S. S. BRYAN,
Broker h Insurance Agent,
Jen 90 Fourth at., Burke's Bulldinga.
pLa_arEitThlrElEß'S
Noiseles Patent Sewing Mad:tints.
These Sewing Machines are known asthe very .
beet in the United States. They are WT
ED, and Sold at the LO W 1 PRlM 4 thili
and examine them before buylngelsewhere.. Re.
pairing of Sewin' Alaohines of eyery
promptly attended - to.
ERNEST AXTHML__Hhf Agent; No. 103 Third strait,
Pittsbtugh, Pa.
WANTED.
. 10 AMONTHS LEASE OP. Ai SAIAZT. „
Dwelling Hons.! or 3 Rooms-pleaasztl• sit
uate
03/
Real Estb3633 d
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Schedule of Advertising Rates
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Four times
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One week
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Three weeks
One month
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Six months
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week, confined to the Immediate business of the
advertiser. All larger advertisements to exact
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THE CADIP.AIGN IN Qi'OßGlii.
From General Serinan'a Army
The Enemy Deis en across: the Chatter.
boaehre—Their Portiticationli on
that inseam—Distant View of the City
or Atlanta—Pitteleiona found in the
Wood.— yletinno of Rebel Wrath
At , ace
.:speet al correspondence to the Chicago Post.
CHATTAHOOCHEE RiVER, GEOUGIA,
• July oth, 1864. f
My letter of the 4th inst. informed you
that the rebels had fallen back 'from Itiar
letta, and were again intreeching them
selves six miles south of that place, where
we ate again under fire confronting their
lines, and tht owing up counter works
and preparing , rifle-pits. We. pressed
them hard on the 4th, and-pressed in theft
flanks on the night of that day. 96
closely indeed where crureoliimns shoved
upon them, that during the night, they
withdrew, leaving untinahed works and
quite a number of prisen ere in our bands.
Early on the morning of ' the stb, we
were in active pursuit, driving the rebels
steadily forward and picking up a num
ber of prisoners,till we reached Vinings,
a railway station three milei this side of
the river by railroad, and eleven miles
this side of Atlanta. Here quite a bask
skirmish was had, resulting in the dis
comfiture of the rebels, who f r c:ptately,
retired to the river, many of them cross
ing over, being to hotly pressed that
another lot of prisoners were raptured.
A portion of the•rebels were cut off from
their pontoons; and forced to swim the
river under our fire. They cut off their
pontoons as they crossed over, which
swung around to the southern side,
where they are under cur advance fire
from this side. Last night they succeed
ed in getting some of them: away and
out of our range,
The Rebels this aide ofthe River —Mete
r- position. , '
Though many ofthe rebelahave cross
ed the river they still appear en this side.
Their main positions are anumber, of
strong works about-a mile this aide of the
river to the right and left , of the railroad
fronting the railroad bridge. • They will
dispute our passage of the river, I think
most desperately, 'knowing well it is their
last natural line of defense this aide of At
tante.
The Rebel Defences Beyond the River
On the other,side of the river extend-.
lug up and down the stream, and across.,
our line of march, they have very exten
sive and elaborately constructed works,
well armed and defended by artillery,
some of which is of a very heavy calibre.
Fortifications andjarth works of a very
strong character. I am told by prisoners
and residents, ' extend from the river
quite on to Atlanta. Already successful
and precautionary 'reconnoissances have
been made on our part, during which
the enemy's salient points ;have been
developed. The rebels hold the, railroad
bridge, which they are most *certain to
destroy, as the last of their forces. cross
over. This, however, will nonstop us,
if our avenues efi crossing
. have, to be
opened' tindertheir fire and in the face
of the most terrible opposition they may
be able to exhibit . , r . , :
A View of the 'City of Atlanta.
From a lofty hill, near Vinings, ten
miles this side of Atlanta, a fine view of
the city is:afforded. I went up on that
hill to-day, and:looked across•upon that
most important of all the cities in rebel
dons except ' Richmond. The place' is
crammed to auffoCation with the influx'
of the rural population, whoihaive fled.
thither from northern Georgia , at our•ap
preach. lam told that:just such a state
of huddling together, of heterogeneous
masses, confusion, discord, distraction'
and morals never existed on this or any
other continent as now exists in Atlanta.
From this 'hilltop, yesterday Afternoon, ,
I saw long lines' aiad•eolumns of rebel
troops moving in the direction of Atlan
ta. They were probahly going to take
position id vomelif the fortifications be
yond the river, or they may have been
the army •of conscripts going back to
construct yet other works, in ease their
front lines Itave-to be abandoned. 'The
rebel transportation wagons were heard
all last Meta running in the' direction of
Atlanta—donbtleits‘ taking 'ha& all the
army surplusage. ' I am 'told I that the!
citizens are leaving Atlanta itr ( hriticipa-;
tion of ourspeedy' advent 'there. • The'
machinery from the machine shops, and
the Government taluablea Arty also 'be
ing removed to thit interior of the State'
—tsigntficant of 'the fact that thhey are
eutpressed with 'a conviction tif theirin
abiaty to hole Ihe Place. '. ..
Horrid Sights—Condition of the 'Peppin,'
It is no unconkinowthing tri-seefin the
woods, as we approach Atlanta, the re
mains of hunienitiehigit swinging front'
limbs and saplings; where :they were
hung.ina state 'of ptitr.d ilecay and tiecom-•
poition—in some instances nothing but'
skeletons and dried' flesh''remaining'-to
attest tlie perpetrktgon of the horrid act.
It may seem • amazing to • ycnar good
readers of Chicago that such sights' are
met all through these woods,tand that'
these skeleton's' and remains hang 'and ,
decay for weeks' within short iligtaneesi
of the 'houses where people: chliming to'
be civilized •reside. Yet such is the
fact. On the sides? of the bill stoker' of,
near Pipings, •ttrti: now the p Irid• and
decaying remaineef four' htittPri'beinga
dangling (rem' the limbs' where-tWy
were. hung, net' a , querter' of Win% ftoth
a railroad depOti'l',They kverd kiting with: a
hickory' barlri end': there 4hey ere tleft sli
to rot. .1 . • etuliter eleielriber " weft,* --,
tierce, Isohen, 4 •witthigg - i4lhugh . felepes •to
,of k the• 1111; 1 1 1 §1 - eLly tithe hpon end if
of tlisidequittla if lies Ittintritk bathe nth
;tech; the bones exposed, the fieffittetwittli
land: the hair fidlins - overtinsh 11 - akel= 1
ittoai -liillibseirie O *:
r ';
Inkflieke&rgistnonacri - pliformkg, ' vetesub
- o, ,, tielrying4tri!getitobboa 4 1 Iheir'
?how esl silt thungtvp4ike idogi*ldAct
Alas ivaratatto liiitesi‘otheret
4tigthe attempt. i ...1.4ii.,,.111J1
STAJSrDING HATTER
Daily.
1 Sqr:
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125
1 80
1 90
2 20
time@ aI Once
week, week,
I'l Sqr. 1 Sqr .
260 1 70 ; 85
435 290 146
6001. '• 400 1 200
790 . 600 . 260
11 25 . 760 3 76
13 76i 9 16. 1 466
20 75 13 85 090
2.7 coO 900 • 9. 1 00
32 00 I ,2/ 33 I 10 70
II 3 times 12 times I 1 time
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Steam Printing Eafabliiiiiiient r ."
BARE 6-6, -;
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PLAIN AND FANCY JOB. PRINTING
RAILROAD, MERCANTILE ANDAERM: PMNBN
Our fatilitlea for aoiofr
.Posters,
.
.
For Eilillottions ito4Moncetr,. grafroptitit
surpawed
liow the Enemy
, Works north of therattatitill - ..• (t , - --:
• OHATTAHORCIITIE firpagdejtl,o4tl - 3,
, • ; Ju)g -
,Illili,l ,
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After the inedskist ttiffleffi.fin/ilfutirr"'`.,-
war which hrle for littintbirgallitid4ittlPll44F
all sides, this elear,iBabbathlnornhigniti-:?;
breaks upon us, leaviriiiiikA4 PRe5tr1,14...4'1.14*-;"„
of the country, this,side and r noy* 4 nie, - - ~, '..,-.
Chattahoochee river .' 'Prhvicrtia' le tio --- --,.., -, ' , 7.
informed 'YotO'botVrinter''tletTileiiittleil-victfi '-.-
sistance, the erebelmWerer.driven 441tittitaitldo
Point, ao4. that Wo w e r eA rce s4ll.4l4rno it; I :
most vigoronsly. As oonAs they,re-itch m. -- 1,-;
--4 1,1'...1 .
ed the flver, they placed those drikalr! -.._
forces retnaining - on this 3 ildif, idoPtip :itt.h l
tioii nearithe railroad' bridge,whexinpr,. uvr.t4.l_
tected by their strong . mork,e,
..” : J . , . f0 1i..,, , ,. „ .. , ,, ,
ed along, the railroad, they a). ... , . t.,:. - ; - , .. 4
the bridge and prevent ouianif '..' . r. . PI,
the last extremity . -13 altiibr i gl4thritrinietikt": C= 'J,
corps, with. general .lpitMAJebstartubh -Aif,~...;21!
division . in ,- OA AftWI.CetifiFAHAIRPAII I.slh:Jii!
across the rallroad . apd,pushel ko 711
rwar1,„ c „,, ,, ,, ,
close up to the rebel linet, p_osOVine",:".'.-,,,,j
front of the brideel , Hbvtard*wittiorapffithNc,: .
after havink drivenrtiurrebels-rnaer ttteirk:ttiz,
river at tiiiir , peAtePa i crePittri,A g tifift,:r; 3 :l
netted with, Palmer's, left, .tinn. - .rda,
th r i i- r ." aft,
' leis le ft troops f iled intik Iftin, 11'44 ` - ." . 7. - , ~ :•, , , ,i ,,
the river, with a 'vie' or
towards ,it and _Matching mhatentoin Lejl ...v
portal] ity-Imigkil Pcgaeotiltsetc :-/. _RV% aid- TV
ing. MePhpreou,luid,AiNuPg,. rart•Pgr .64f;` - . . - . : :.!
:alts' IC6esaic, and 'With Ihto sttit i i2 f t '
16th corps was placed tinnufilkhiVi ' l ,r nv4i , .f i l
r .
while Hooker's' '2otirve artistlharhiecteldA,-fitn.i-
with Palmer's right,filiiug.„uP,c4e M
intervening between thel4t , corps 9 •
tire right. t
Our cavalry,. under Storferiituit - to - tie - -
cure our rear and right flank, - moved t , Orra.irnia ..-,.<
extreme right ativartnrinVaiOnf ancPtri, 7-4 1 4 T -.
water creek. The ,heaviests
,I;:fprce ~ f '., this side side or the ; river' tilik that ' ' ,PTI: V. ,, -
..--:,
ately in front etthe 14 tliCitiPtg`iftlif'tligra 1- ' -(, ...'
bridge. Their disindgeniein, rtherefono.m. , ....r. 2 -.-...
was a matter. e f llli ta llTefililitPk A ttt4 .xu,a-T ,-... :-.
our Generals, and st ArtV i l r t 3 4 4 qh,Pnit?„, b., 4 .- .'= •,
ly taken to firt re 'Meth bn , , „ ' ' 4 1- :
.:.
titan' They Were Portia 1 , Nerneti MO •t-'
s ntrer,: - - , , f., ,-,-0. 1 .11 . , ' ''''
Yesterday morning hi h' eclpeit.; the ' ~. ~....
14th corps was put In motion;la thlrg,ttic2o-4:::-.',1
division ordered. to , adVancettipon ,ther - A.:149%' . 1.;'•,:
enemy. The Ist and..3d brigaile.lollo424, .. - g - i-'4 , i;
division had the advanced littesAnt mr, '..L . , , ,
moved upon the enereY'svi,dtkleandll -.1 .4:
pits in gallant style. 't.'llefOr&thetlitlitiitto
. .r -;,..;,:..-.
ry, however,' vak.putirtantitiattothesexal - seisli ~... ".--;,
la lie ry waaxixawu up t m l, PleqeOrktfiks Initli - ',.....
.tions previously selected, where„,oficaka . ~
lent ranee or the iebel wiikui t 'ivai igit- /1 " R- '
_,!.:
tamed. . Tlie Ist illi noli L bittety v atbrxr-Li'l" '
Parrot guns,. commanded: hyrittaptairit thil,rl,l7-_,='.:
Prescott, a brave and accompliArr i ro h., 7 K
cer, whee Jed forward . and, oppne , lfr ,_„-i i T
nificenturuPon the enemy; whili t l a t n ay
t it -
Ohio battery 4, eapthintEt il gel' 'fical
Indepen.dant 1 Indiana... , hitterp.oft s 26) 4i aft , '...'?.
pounders, eaptain,Authernmistetrn,- ilf . di 1'
ei at the same Amp with ,gtell e.tiesti,r ,crfp
',etas. From the ' al'imar spatiort: I ea - - ,
saw the enemy's' worini•righinst''Whi 1 li ng''! : -- ; - ,t7'.Zi
Our fi re wan directed. , (WiehAtickriratin. "31-,ii . ''r.-_: , '
sion were, the guns .fircd, Alit OW Skil - rgaft- --......,..
after another went through , thayeb„ l ,etep t . 1 ,- . .;-.;',i, - ;- . 7,
hrtieures, exploding and' Woe* thit, - 1 i `.;...- ---=.
dirt and wood in ail direntichis. , )T eirlitig2._:/c 11 1 . ::--
ing of these"batteries mast bighipenictilaikuff .f;l'
gized by the commandiugglntentfift*.t,':::.-yr,„
trope the signal, station,wetyvitetprtnagAt.. toiii...V
effects.
„,,_
...- „.,... :,.,,,... ,„-'..-',;-.
The, Infantry Attack Waxiii b anorant;' ,- , • ' , jr:
~.;
Soon after the-artillery iopetredOlhpr ze`q.
infantry linen Pushed -1 44 1 71:/ - fuAltAlf ltidtiii,*o
under fire olthrk, rebel .n_lus4l7-11444.1
soon as our Military' Wits'Plifinmettion . „, , -_.•'1....
clouds of dust were heitit'rliditg'rionifiliti'reN:
south side of the siver;ishowingtiraftthei viitti - o'- •..-i--
rebels, expecting an t atca4,- WATPAtfifigft V010(4,..-:: - t..;-i
log reinforcements ,acresa...the
,fhctilge_.,-,..i i . b iw
, As soon as the Eidvaiid, " liiegati,. l?ttar _ 1.
quick, sharp Otero:sf' intrakettY-Xted 4 : a:. *: • 21 ..74 1
in front , oil the' ine and =dim roelt - e'll-k 'e
ly for some time. At,the.,-,.firet3,-;.~4 eent, - "., -- -..
our men carried the first line,,lrShe siellityl.6il4.l',:-.;:;
el rifle - pits, capturing near ' a score t ork ,-, ..,
.-
prisoners: The rebels ,' hoivhver,-. - being 77 " 4 4v - ,-,z,.K,
reintareekretook thialhietand.otirmeafp,corift, --..`!.‘2:-
fell back under: covgrafidukwoodp44,4lg,jar sir
this encounter we /0 4 -t le a f. ,4 iT t X4 l /# l .t sei.ift ...
and wounded; inr i ttictingtievere loss urn - .
~, J... , -_,
the rebelsis well as - coniiffelittlY4 iiii:Ac'llo!Th
vancifig ottr ihnes. - 3, The tringa 'closed atlxra , ”l.
11 o'cleekaoX- ;11 ',,. , ; :I( • ,: 7.,d: iffOrkff
1 In the aftern9ort jntalllgeacer : kaa F. Trft.
~, t, ,, , , , ,
ceived that large kindled of bur
.'infaiitijr . ' ':',. "
had crossed the Airei,"'anil : that' hetiW' e' 1177
farces would immediately follow,4hreat4 11::e
entpg the rebel ,posiiitelh..ftri th o 444nllElfaik I.
Again active, operationn o 3iyare fmam,4". ~,,,,
on the centre and , batteries . !Tom
tikik . """"'
to left upert6llEP totes ttif l ie firer: 11-t F • 2. ( q.
the enemy's Niorktralehr , tittetifer,resournl t. iti -
infantry pressimpthemebt* , lit feltetAti e.rs/JI
same time. TheSe dflei . g.9 3l • ll Nfif s .,, d Tr itilik;
tinned till night, w h. e
.n thc.
.cannqna g ~,,.,,,, ...
ceased. The ittlitifififreitiiii "kep t' f' i .ii
her into the , highi,l.Lil i , :iron (,r - ,. ,, r; :',l:-Llit , :fis'in
Being threatenedcantheir tlaulti, seta}:, li
hard preesedie
_the D Ce lL tr97 -$1,114 tioum
during the night iriaciiiited thelg cing._ i _ _
posittons, "afidiaking Witli' L the ' th.Wi :vac: ,
artillery, did lierbse, the Ater,
"IntillitietrssOat
the railroad:bridge and AhultatrliighwayritonT
bridge,. phitOrytrfq-Mgflatit i lastogfpt o efroi:
ue of crossing do placifig:
._ eyATr.... poi.,
tween our centre - and • L theit'rekt, uquio slot
bridge was 'hit& 'ittiotfti , thrieFitifitocki taint
this teoredrigeatti/AY •thrVightf. ita;iimmli'* ,T. 1.- .
Pretty Well, d e M r .93 4 ,?,d-:,...,.,•0 s- •t , -hass hal - hos
This t n onOs it l i e t pit.theilli }i) li t i, in , -- .
constrdetiq'cio , iiF - WI - und - .4 __ ~,
:stranger itintle ' xPieted: Inftietecitrii/cS4`-"
lines ; after lirtes,:cafilitnictii mikunthifornoit
block! hattle-PrleClPier ;)TheM,..firogiglaitML4Trri.')
NerY thlpiiind eleritill'f, eII,f,RFE://fisbn:.l,e
strutted with gr'eat stud an d 'e ou
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labor, Thise heavy Ivor% 'itre4 la° ' , lv'
oua, and-connected,with 4ractv3otheftby tkiiii - ki
angular steekadesiiiitcheNd'APrPith c• .ohlz
TheYlare Protected Also by rlttrfcß rturhl.4l:
.sades,• heavy elirtaina ficiin 'pro
L Oa and chei,aice del ividieTiff- • itkilifdt ittigfel" es - -13
scientific denstrutaban. 4 The ; ndkciaihth i to
brill was:ttalfcitePAYeo-11th gi 9 46.0.140. lanin
destr 4 1011 . - twilA not d a Y;i i i.t . is 9S - t T naihn.' , l-?.
torio a baarelfloWaid' Atm. ..
Our lines'are nciVitleitilted -for'Sinift WV , 31 %1ti1,
i/e
Imadiately on the river. We cartaselAisici,JTA
Janie! and the namecona-loag,lines of
1 rebel teritlF: i4Y.Sr:I zr&l J,
rite Re b e l ,Ranift 1 4.,44 11 , - .‘Tfr.tait
From_ tin intelligent man just-friAt-trz.!.m. • a
bruta l I' learn that the, wilt aTtneitsqlrinf ,J ,
Omni prevails in that'place„,autltitam hala s=,:4 ptiptt ation, witgeughottheireffemit.theyiy, h r ,„
1 can get away, are.oaving Ain night,.auk t 7 .,, 1 .I .
by 'day, and Abet BMW-and oxerruneiltsaii;, , ,i_
valttnbles are.beingaturriedloffoidttOilftiresiir
compulherylheginur) The thmemtilambt,.: naor
heading' from thepcitkTrthirfieolvMmil-eplsigsf
uingsouthanta to the V 4 ) 1 01441M4 eblrw.
.:Westprzt and Macon. railromi .nuthhhitkir Kit=
M ; api3he.tinteriorpeeditheoUstatilam
~.plift orfjittote,railrostCrahrumg.tmlsoiv
it'd and: commuirtly..-rvio 1141611**2at
at' .thiegetterallettOVAL: quguii Pen.l3ll-tiair
Gr titying as Itottuttsot thstmovoiumb trzs - -
ari ellecl.t.he rehols Weirgt, tki i tali.n i '
ter haying , . - deurallitam 441 , i v 43 . :
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tul y k
f0n.43 ghellheq 'AU .nal4m_r.f4 tit Mgt - . .:- .
itemtitellUtirt OftCffS - tttellarti . ' - -;1_7::.
ne ca mo u riffratifidallloto - *infiles. tiV2--'-'
it de'llittWeittleh ;131 . 14_4.b aril` 9 - 1:
(atingw4 4 / 1 11414144 tal'iswww:44 - ats .. .- - 4 ,‘
- er eldes • lo the s tkrohlettahlAttmts , t4l, -- --'---
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a se 3- rebels - Atm- fillen:liacko rut d
:gale gittaithglitoriolli_kUrP V: 1 .
ve them it whomknotAp.WiW u..--. 2,
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