t,ie 0 bstrber. SATURDAY, JAN. 17T11., 15,,T Its 117xxer ono ?I2 0111011TrnMel—...X 0. Lyn Foi inrsi—Dana LID tiowairlts7 WIC CULL IL BCCILIILIM KLECTJtu V. S. ONNATOit. The Senate and House of Representa tiVie of this State mat in joint &Inv on- OD Tuesday last, t,t Harriaborc. a the first ballot, by a majority nt tx‘n totes, elected Hon. Cvr.4l. ft. lztrrkit Err of Columbia County, U nited -.tat eV 4 4.0r..itnr to serve for six years, from thciAth of March next. The telegraph does not i n fo r m n , who the apposition candidate IV indeed, we are left to infer hunt 11.-• vague dispatches that aro teoeited -rn . ? Harriaburg • that they made no notn:n., `tion. A moyertrent wab attempte,..i. nit ler this auspices of Senator Luger, 1 , L.I PCirte the election, but it dues hit apr•ar to have been received ‘N ) majority of the Republican.. The election of Mr. i3i,t,ALLx I.s Mar Democratic victory—A N ictor) can only be app:eciateti by tiao.,e who acquainted with the intrigue, tr etitct into public life at liarrisburg, and the amount of corruption ,which u-e.I control important measures. The 0)1)0' 4 1- tioll have for some time p.,•111 , Pll I'lltll'el confident of succesA. F rain the •LA tLA :I'. Gat. CAMERON' first set h i feet cri Arne: ma soil, after his return :rota Ruisia, it was understood that be wai to bgt the sua taesear of Mr. WILMOT, in thi , nale, ' Republican sole,. an,( 1 . 0 gm - ,•••1 • • • . •I .ry coal(' rnalsi• lii,n .•! t unscrupulous vhars....ter ~n I • fortune i.e *ay I)emocrstii 1•ei31.3t.1: gold more that prtriweik that with hlna the% bP 1,0 of defeat. t•ncri ' •otal time past. that - i. than to ;JO: “p matter wa. ful lIMIMI=INEED waded, •t .AIL ..- "Simon" Uhl , . 1 "El.: was irresit•:_: The frequenc:, which the4e eis. 3.1 • placed the Democrats 3.. tuc. Ailed them Iran a de , .. , , s 1 :o be thwarud Ti ) e r -aer:L't a, . 1 Ln they tuki once befo,%; Leon in victims of th Mar b . I- CN:•.:. , a4l trigues, and wcre oome what wp,,ld tit* 'would no' Le cheated aga,n • r.. of attraction toi ). on Tuesday, aud an. tier 1,J., via,e houses. and; 00/11N3Trative ctCttdß3, ictlro Sowing. They %eat. c ;Le those who differed w,,e, meta be•.t.• meat—not to overawe the Legisl..tu re ai tt, will be claimed--4,ut to show 1,11).e who had been chosen to represent our po,itiesl views, that the people would not be tr.e.:d with, at this time of eseiteme=t ant din Ito. We do not know whether there were any Democrats in the Assemly who °Mad hhve been bough: to h.t.-2y those who had' confided :n them, hut , we do know thl if there hail been such, their trencher) would have been puniiher3 in a manner that would have been an '1%4 ftil warning to those wit.) might hate din Posed to imitate 1/fleir con(l,:ct time to come. The friends of the Constitution, in l'-nn qlvania, and throughout the 1:111311. L ( m use for rejoicing at the electiuu ut su able a statesman, so pow er:Ut a klebri.Lor so pure a citizen, and so worth!, a gentle man as Mr. BCCaALLW to 1:46.0 bates Senate. He is one ot tile iprecuoat intellectual men in our Counuouwea.th The Democracy of Pennsylvania have tong wished for an opportunity ot eleCtilre hint to a position such as his cominandin,: talents entitled him to, awl the action of their repriwAtativ es in the I. gi gla I tin. , will be hailed with one common Att:ilo o; approval throughout the .tat.-. Mr. Bccast.aw has not been as inueli public life as his wide reputation woul.l lead one to suppose. He served several terms in the State Senate, but that i.ewas .0 cialnt place him in the tir-t rank of our public men. While there he was the acknowledged leader of his party- Asa speaker he wa‘; enlm snel unpretending. but none of th e oprnwitirm eves stashed him without being over. thrown. He seemed to be a perfec t ter of every subject he undertook t o IN. cuss. His logic wag of the most and unanswerable sort, and it was all the woe oonvincing from the itnpr e .,,,ien which no one could fail to obtain that toe MUM was thoroughly in earnest in v:tiat be said. Mr. Bcciui.sw loft the 'enate with his health somewhat lie warn induced to accept the LULSIIO/3 to Nesinedor, with the hope ot receiving ben• gat from the climate of :oath America. He itamainsd in that position until the el ne Of Mr. ELT/Wis.:ea Administration, since which period he has been in pri, kite We feel cooftdent that Mr. B:.7:i.tz..ztv =make his mark in the Senate. ' to fit him preeminently for that betty. Re would be too mild and unob trusive to rise to distinction amidst the sinitaitt kuu and confusion of the Liouse, twat the quiet d.gnity of the Senate r , l l. nit hint to a charm. His cool, straight! remind style pf talking will operate with teas Owl 4.ti that assenaniage, awl he will *top into front rank 01 ,i mo---1, bets ic k, • tely. Wlt tulate our polit,cal trienj- .1 AO Ligialst , on the bIICCPLa with wl ) ,,h they hays accomplished this, their 11r:it important action. If they are eq..aally prudlookt anti faithful in the remainder cf tbair your, they will return to their con. Milkman' with a more ehthuatastiu and aseama approval than ha* attencieti an 'honor body that has, ever u.ssembied In our Commonwealth. , tru.L rejoice the hearts of Li" (.. 0 „_ loving people of the countrj• 10 111 Wit that gallant Democrat and tralßielited MAD, Hon. Ws. A Rimier,. wi t Me bean elected U. S. Senator fremi Mac& Xr. B. was Judge DOUGLAS' most istiwalseetnpanion, and more nearly rep views of the departed Mit IlitelltSisy other public man. allr Wa m it mated that Secretary liturtior is about to retire from the War Milloollouot. If he dock both be and the pm* will b• alike. He be resigned, AN Vow will be rootipod. Mes;3 2 , of lilt. dent Into the 1.31 ‘Nor'ti• Is a phut aria u . credit:o4e •• '•• I.llu :St st,e It ;nukes t..:n N n d alai!s, with the e t, , t,. t -.1i,:11; • t.forence to the part .1.. taken In the war, att.l cunt for the ktlii• r• • t 114 rPbelhon. Thl , l iovrtuor t.o. 1.1 -to.ld to di-agree with the Admin. p.,t Mi. • manner or flu W Ir. Mtl , l tilt V/ a )• alto .n In hi= Me , r..t , : : • to that -'ituqeet., I e^-nt t,. crdthrra the eetieral 1 •I. , , 1 Th, es Ahawing the bt.ate ot the ti• Uommontveulth exhibit A bii!9lu• u, the fre:/lury on the 341 th of Novel u ot: to-t ot lu; an unex pen 14...1 ot the trul.tarY food of 2.; • ,11 eact.sn of receipte for ov.•r ot 51.11,W,176601!, and • de -1 re k , l' t. t _. :l — l ,inures in 1-62 ot i•te).6l7 I°. The 10.1,h0 .IPbt on the of becem 10, 1` , 6 . 2. nayk towatcli the N:t;r2il; . :hr,“.l,• dir which the ' , tate holds i.on I- the I onnsylvania & c,riinnies amounting to SlO,- ev :he operation.: of the It::',t111 b een reduce,} ern )1 I tier. 1 e no extraordinary de in in , l '1 revotty, there can be ap prop: lated troin the large balance now on 11:111:1 and the increabing, revenues, at least tt 1./,,10vn and t, LA; of dollars during the .r 1, the payment of the I 1,1,:ic He next Pennsylvania Laving Eric l i; 1 ,hare of the direct tax, 3], on lune 1-Ith, of the interest :.4,t l at. He Cuousand ,11.1 1.: ie Bail %S.; t.• t• ..‘; 1 1 N . ' t 7.0- 1:1=11ENIIIIIII , n , 4 • . , • yrtvir•l nu.l relcv-iy :. rile bend:, st .n tiav Trea• • , au aar)uni awplo LO corn• / Lll/11 C..,;011 t • • The I-I " r 1n . r.c7 , ,t ^r,i (-), o.,rt r, ):•th-r•t :ern ^r , untiei t h.- . rerll t.ccio , . utf Ily a few y ea:6 , r.e, 1.,111 c,inpany, _, , . rLLr I - 0! . t", =EI IIZEM=E i . C 1 1 Lr , j;.sllllure Aoul,l prori.inn- tf-zarilmsr the game, unq pi...vita: I ['err ..f the C`Ortlaa'Al t It, 0.-? rcionttp Penn=y.: :,artaist,e u t to the L/111C . r.i. than two bun dred n:10:t ce the bre3king o;.t r , f the rr•%.,pilion, besides some' fifty tboui-ind =-lao were in ,srvlce, or actually rt - •ady fct .t. Ei: %olutitt.er militia under tl.e uti r _ w r isst , t xt 4tit ti g ‘N - 1.,:)! , :. ti.,., ' Th;• ~t - , ta'te is greatly defect:ve, and I eartiesiiy recommend the aft j ytl:ar, nt tal prepaie r../ L , l Lot: it"' pi:orle 1i tit , the . , that ~, t iott ma) I , t• li•et on t , te at tho TIT 0-ent .e-1•1011, "nidet the , oint re‘oliitions ot ~Sth of yi ere pwrapily ta'ro , :t 1 , ..“ the . net fit our silk and wound e I mcii tio• fin. %sounded at tt',l l r!,r.••• • 1 row. [loyal, \Vll liarn••bui., and Fair (Ilk-, and tho.se in the (nil- ot .11:. n t fieu-ral Hink4 were tat 11/t.11, - -/Li 4/1 the Vital)* ity i.v s•lng,erin i.eneial and a corps u r : direction, and were intri ':.1114, The game sys.- t rin lieen continued. but in lecened a letter from the Sur gevii ! i.t (tie United States, repre si r.tino 11/.4; it 1.,- !Joni/ inconvenient to the ! tin i create difficulties ut ti,•• . of (hi' -A dler:4 for pay and pensions. In compliance st.th %lewd, I wits t.: ilt••continue the I Late 1.,t es-a , t- , 1 to urge on ti: • \V .. .r,nient the tnopriety of set, lin_ •,ur an I tsounded men into the St:te, where they cast be nursed and .cared for Ly their trienib, and have to say tu.it at length such en airangement was Mash ! elth the author:tie, ut IVitshington, , • . sich it hoped iy.suld Le efreetiye, toltLt., Levu -uch tardiness in put t 1• 1 ' ,1 c-tusal operation, that I rec. oinnicn to invite the at tc,E,L.Al r ,• „--t Depait , i,lit the tut•,ect. 1 :‘,L:ortuiv, when applied to, al lowec k-N.en.e, ul transportation of one Lei.i to tiling borne the hod, of 1,, I •,: itlon, and the o tit , • „ t;ie body. The cost t,',t ,96 ,1 G, which is inc . ,titlei, m t!.. , no' less than 74(10t.0, ak,ovs bLALA.7,i I ri2 Pitt..sburg, 011. r t, .r.. 1 the Pennsylva n,a tr • ,-,. doriltion of fif - ty the I i.tt. in payicz oo,tottrs t ) ; dechneti this offer. 1,-.1 r.o Ituthority to ac cept ,t Le,Li •. Lie puLlic, ut-11 tir,ts unmli,.:z (1,-burer:Jaent o'the r„,.a ,n I ri4 ate ,•Lpacity. If the t the donation, I recortlet-e r ~.t towards t h e tr , t,iablel sot- 111 lan ME the corn-non r, .;. - , , :ng tho school tLi= n.:te I •-):1 the kt font.iev ;n June, tnanifeA .scarcely any evil viloct; f:ow, the tr3ubieti state 01 the coup ti A thuat deirae of Nu ,lt3parlMent, t the n,p,T P To have held ;t. i/;') . ;V;• , ; ;, i ,11• 1/. • b?'; ere ordeal to which, in ;mmon with all our great ,o -[ mai interests and • nterpiasee, it has been übjected, .3 Ctie strouges,t proof of the In herent v;zor told of the hold it possesses upon tl:e well as the jutle.,- ment of the peor.: , , of tlic`,talc " Br tlic act ot of March, 1.13, it was provided that V11.17 , 51:1% absent from home uotitai miiit.a.ry service, might ex erc.se their r.igh; suffrage a.a it they were pres,ut st t pia, es o f election ---- Tins act a I- substantially re-enacted in the general Pleetion law passed on the 2d of July, The Supreme Court lam recent/) '-it:L.ded that by reason of a phrase in the vorstitutional amendments of 183 S I, tnis provinon has become unconstitutional. I Pennsylr anis has sent to the Nervieft about two bundled thousand eitiaen.4, who, by -this decision, are disfranchised. Thialleems to be shard measure—that men who testify their devotion to the country by going to the field should thereby lose the moat inestimable right of a citizen. I recom mend that the necessary steps bo forth_ with commenced to amend the coast/tn. tioa, so as to give the right of garage le the oitisens who are thus excluded, GO V. ( ILTI ES'6l(34. MEI ocelved three C' Loads depot• try With the (.:•) au, issued, fifty-two cotatoleted, utak- L.1 4 .;:y been fini.shed n:nety-nine c _.ltl -11;1.e miles unfinish- 1 t ; f h. W. i 11./ e,z.d Y I'. 1 i'~' .. ~. [ GfiC for :Av.— aril I t c : re MO=IIIEE =II tLito, t.,c Imv n e SEMI rite Washington corrospon.lent of the Nee. York Fr,-.or, P.O, a flopublican }A pe! ' Ile iito-t rabid this lion.-t •licnt , wledgment who have recently .irlyed here u tit- South oleic , ha' ti..- st popuiat,ou I maw ~f t , r , to a sad oomiition ~. , . it. Millions of three miserable being are at tbis time without any clothing to speak of, and +ut tering for want of food. This i. what ev ery one might expect If the white men of the rebel AMI V '4l O'er for traut of cloth ing and food, 01 courze the slaves will be put off with little or nothing. One of my Informant . eho knows very thoroughly from actual ol^erration the condition of the places, states that in two or three States their condition is deplorable. They would undoubtedly rise if they had arms and leaders, but situated as they are now, we might as well expect an insurrection among the mfant children in an %Irate how.** as from them. They will rise when our armies roach them--ondi not tlyr " Tllis is very frank, to say the least.— But what a contrast does it afford to the opiulon, of the Post before the Proclama tion was issued. not that paper claim ed, and ail the Republican journals agreed with it, that as soon as the Proclamation w,t ,. known in the South it would cause an insurrection amongst the slaves, and the rebellion would be " crushed" out imme diately. ...The country will hold them to their promises, NPALLOINWS FINANCIAL BILL. 'I he bd.; proposed to Congress by Mr. Spaulding, and which is likely to pass, will increase the paper inoney of the loyal States to about twelve hundred millions of dollar, against slso,ooo,ooo—the target amount of paper money e f,tine in them previous to IS'6 1 Mr. -zpaulding'. hill means plaQtically t:;51),004),000 more of legal tender notes, maktng the total over ..?.)54i,000,000 The c112.:%1 tender notes hai advanced the price of gold to 141. What then will be the price of gold when 5650,000,000 are issued? in six years the issue of " ocm tinental mine} " was i137,47'6,5 11. They were at par tot the first year after their issue, and the end was worthlessness and repudiation —Bufalo Courier. In tae New Jer-ey Senate, on Tuesday, a series of peace revlutions were offered by Mx. of Bergen. They pro pose en I Entne.liste armistice of six months. ()a the second Monday in the third mouth after the commencement cf ii.e armistice, the people of each Con gress.onal th.atriot are to elect one delegate to a National Convention to meet at Lex ington. Ky., on the second Monday of the ensuing month, to arrange terms of an arriieitble adjustment of all ditEculties. They , zere made the special order for the and will probably pass t: - ): nr.lon I►6MoCILATIC NOMINATION FOIL U. s sENATOR. • •~Lrie mum,s,:nn,rs The Democratic members of the two met in caucus but evening, and notatnete.i. ,he Hon. Chas. R. Biackalew h., z"enator on the Gth ballot. The balloting wore as follows : to•antici, to tti Ist. 24. 84. 4th 6th. 6tl C It Barkali., 19 24 26 19 29 40 James Ctioapbsil, 16 11 110 111 19 19 F R Ilschsi, ... 11 IS 14 IS 12 9 El D. iost•r, 10 9 9 9 K 1.. .... 1 Hai P. R Port , r, 'fur 1.4- 1 1titre r,r New Jersey has elec ted boil. W. WALL Cnited States 'id. IV LL is one of the victims of W '5 arbitrary arrests, and for a tiLZ3 OCCUpie , l ono of the Arl mat:,ti.tiimi's Bastile3. Tie to a man or grcst ability, and a eonsistent Democrat. The hienda oi the Union have gained hip ruembers of the National Senate since the 1•t of January—M.r. from this -state. Mr. lticrt tarcios, from 11- lino,-; Mr. WALL. from Now foriev and two from Indiana. Tli C. vomplete report.s of the battle of Murfreesboro leave no town for doubt that a scan u victory tor our byte. the rebels muy have the advautuge in the number of ',howlers obtained, bat they have undoubtedly sulfered the greatest loaf in killed and wounded, besides being obhged to retreat. (Jen. Rod &aaxi has thus far shown li.m.self to be worthy of any position in which the ,4..overnment, has placed him. We have come to the conclusion that all of our reader, who are intereste , l in this nuportant dot unieut have had oppor. ttanitics to read it before it could reach them through our culutnns ; and we, therefore, omit its publication. It is the most staukunanlike pr.)duction that has appeared tl.OOl B[ly of out pu bli c o ffi ce " since the opening of the war. rn E litmg our article in another col umn, on the Senatorial election, we Lave obtained further vtiticularl. 'lin vote stood as follows Cam, B. BuckAlew, D., Simon Cameron, A., LLYORTE, of Brsdford county, Sen ator Wastor's intimate rend, refused to vote for Gen. Cslttao,r, ..nci cast his ballot tor W.V. L. KELLEY, of Philadelphia. fhe Auditor General reports that the following banks have been -.agonized un der the provisions of the flee banking laws of the State Farmer-4' Bank, of Mount Joy Venongo Bank, Milton Bank, Clear field hank, Meehan:es' Bank, Downing town B ink, The whole amount of the capita) of there hanks is $233, ifs!. Inas Aso Now.—but for the labor§ of Mr. Surma), there would have been no Republican party. And now, if the Re publican party could have its way, there would Le no SEWARD.—LOI4I . 3INI Alartai, Yea, and if we had our way, there would ;Je neither Republican party, nor oftict holdlng Sswaab 'flit Ifarri.burg Telegrcrpli suggests t'e application of the name Tory to the Dem ocrats. Tor) i. ow. of'll.te favorite titles used by the rebels, in regard to the,Union men of the South. fhe disunionist, n both Aectivnc agree precisely in their use of terms. -- 'Cho Washington special to the r'. F. Time, says • Desertions of late have be come so numerous that the Secretary of War has determined to adopt most-strin gent measure to secure the return of de linquents. He has become oenvinced that the system adopted some time ego is entirety inadequate, and has decided to remove Mr. Draper and piece the Mishima In the hands of Geo. Wool. with PIM POw er for its exoppsl94, cativiessrso vita reris. PE ♦CE .HEASCREis harsisherf Plana, 13th (40y. si.y‘lotlit'S "1104"ttilt NEW BANKING LAW eta Entros:—The Teachers and Directors of Venango, Amity, Wattsburg and I..ike Plea sant, under aka appellation of 41/e. “rn,-. Institate k " h thji. r U Ineeung at W shurg, Saturday, Jaah:4‘l l . The day was Ter; stormy, but aglielli we ttlber of teasixers cre present, and thil lags wire quite interesting and Instructive. The elereille* commenced about 11 o'clock. awl %lr Atin• Wong occupied the time till noon, W;111 au explanation of Square Boot. Alter it recess of half an helm.., wierere again esllo , tl to order. and after "roil call ' !Lad other miscellaneous business, Mr. J. W. Brooks g Li, plan of ' teaching "Mental Arithmetic,' followed by remarks on the same by Alias McArthur and others. Next, a discussion on -Primary R. •id ing. ' Remarks by Miss, J.itia Bill, Yereons. Barnum, Maxon and Tb.,int, -on, aud tir. 4 r4 Farnsworth and Chapman Mr. E H ebalY man next related his manner of tenohing grain mar to beginners. Remi.r;,4 by Bartiti, and others. Next, Illis4 .I ilia Smith 0% r mode of teashing "Adrau..rd Reading " Re marks by Messrs. Farnsw.rth, Ch.tpui in •iu Persons. Mr. Will. Farn , worth next gave hie method of teaching "Spellirg." Remarks by Chapman and others. Explanation of ••Great eat Common Divisor," by tampons. Next., "Notation and Numeration, - how taut lit to beginners, by 11. 1). PerSoltL , . Nest in ornter. Wall &general discussi.m on -corporal Pun- ishment in Schools. - Tho hour for adjourn ment having arrived, the Committee un Pro gramme reported the following as the order of exercises fur the nest meettno, 4114 the lase. trite adjourned to inPot at vVitt.,l,org„ twu weeks', at 10 a. m.. Pr ,gr.mame Rea.ling Ntinutes 2'l, Report on .....ichk4l Governmunt, Ly Mlss N. A Thompson, ant rneral discussion of same. ?,d, Demonstration of Ltsast Common Elul tiple,' by 11. D. Persons. 4th, "Object Lessons, - by Mt s. A Nlaxon Cith, "Composition in Schools, I.y Nli-s J lia Smith. 6th, "Writing." by E. li. Chapin In 7th, "Advertisement of 1 Lo't tiny t; be read by Mtsa F. Barris.. Bth, "Eatraction a Roots," 1,1 W II Arm strong 9th, Berawn 10th, ' , Mathematical Geogr.lphy "Lessons in Drawing br Nii4l Fss.neworth 11th, "Singing in StAloo Isy alias C. Mc- trthur 12th, Essay on Cull Are, - 1.,) - Mlss Celle ID,lncom,l,e ljtb, Lovtnets ani u MOLL t The Army of Pennsylvania The annual repor, of A.i.liutnn' General Russell places the nu:mber nians in arms fru the defence of the Un.on, since the breaking out of Eger-! 1 , ent rebellion, at tax hundred • sand. This include. the number ot ineu in the three months' campaign, a. A ell a. the many who so nobly 1.-ft the.r fireside. and the comforts of Joni.. tor the hard ships and vicissitudes of the tented field in that critical period in our 'rate Isigtory, when the enemy was on our ery border... The number in this home arms u estima ted at 23,000. It is unfortunate that the number of men from each county could not be ascertained, but the tnode original ly adoptoiKl for mustering in the volunteers was such as to preclude the possibllitrof arriving at a correct result in that direc tion. The continued neglect of the coun ty Drafting Commissioners to make their final reports prevent* iusy estimate of the number of drafted men in the field from the different counties of the common wealth. The Demgoraoy Shaking Hands The following despatches Le• tween the capitols 01 New York And Pennsylvania on Tuesday Harrisburg, Pa , Jan. 1% . lo Hon. Hilbert Dean Buckalew elected United State. Sena tor. Pennsylvania sends greeting to the Democracy of New York. ALBERT D. BOILEAU. Jul. 14. To Albert D. Boileau: The Democracy of Neu. York cougratu• latex the Democracy of Penru.ylvatUa on their tr►umph. We stand in the Therm. pllie of the Union and will hold our pp sition. GILBERT DEAN. The Vielutburg Repulse A special dispatch from Cairo to the Cincinnati Gazette, dateds.he 11th. says the engagement at I'ioksbnrg was not so gen eral as has been sup . NI the center oolumn. Blair and organ 1— birnith car ried the works commanding the height-, but were compelled to ret;re, nut Leing supported by the right or left. The io- s on our side will not amount to more than 2,000 killed and wounded den. McClr•r -nand had ordered the troops back to Na poleon. A Vicksbutg paper states flit Farragut's fleet find Banks' expedition were coming up the river "ince the fight in large force. It i. also understood that the rebels had received heavy reinforcements from Pemberton, and their number in.otie the forti6estibne is estimated at I'lo,olo Jsrr. Srsscu.--letf. I) tvia teen making agreat apPer!, I,etoie the Legialatur• of 3Lississippi. fle ,peaks hopefully of the result. .w 4 the rvJ.i, an while admitting that it has as.nria.b,.; greater magnitude than he ,:;tied, and that he has himself erred in several matters of judgnaent, i.P still looks for success as the result. lie thinks that Vicksburg mad Fort Hudson are the two most important pointi nOtor to he dorend• ed, because Rims their perlernation the sentiments of the Northwest, as to wheth er they would lonor encistre and support a war agatnsi the South depended. ..G7 .43 :NTILIVS OP THE "VVF-'Eli: 11011t9TEAD LAW.—On the ht. of J.indqry the new homestead law took effect. lot fifteen dollar . a man can secure lut) of tiovernment land by this act. A letter from the blockaling squa4l - off Charleston announces the capture of a rebel boat with a major LI) 1 impor tant dispatches from Europe. Secretary Cba.,e Itas n4a.kla e,n elabo rate statement to show that he cannot pay the soldiers beeau.is La got the money and cannot raise it w allow C 1:1- i:li—wid co-operation. Southern adrices report that Rose crans was following up his success at 'Mut. fresboro', and that the Union army was preparing for an advance into !forth CAI °- Rua. —From New Orleans Information earnes that the rebels attacked and capPtute•l the Federal garrison at Ualveitou, Texas, awl with it destroyed tw. , gonbostct They claim t,, 1, c•',etc Six hundred pri‘onel.. It appears that Kenteekv is entirely free from rebels and that Cumberland Gap is again occupied by our ti East Tennessee is also t I reports i _ lave 130 lar4e force of rebels, and with i ri , railroad cut the next news may be of the capture of Knoxville. BATTU or I[varaiamotto.—The Rich. mond Examiner, speaking of the batde of Murfreesboro. says : "It isjamentsbly certain that the enemy has carried his point and retain] all his advantages— We dismtr the nnpleasssat thetas etU as lit rebtetanee al tio 14111114P0111111111 !I. I) l'i r• , -ddelsee .into of dispi the 10th, has the following - : "Er• ,rllll,lig (vie'. A thorough inspection ‘.l the light 12-pounder ammuttitson, ex; cepting tht .olici shot, shows: that the p•-ster pnrt ivy of it ifl -rorthieia: . From the has and un,origittanakessanner in which, tie fuses a* allied and st, SeV44ll c•teualtio occurred t 0 our orminen dur ing tlieltecesSbattle. , .. Gen. Mimi, chief o art I levy for ti . Burnside. caused all the, atutuunition to he turned in, and thst f A more perfect, character oulettituted for it. - • t 0 doubt a, to the situation at Vicki • h_tyg 1.4 relieved now by the very positive Infttrinuion which recedes us teem Ass 1. nut. our army, taesino, been badly I.,eat• ell, hare 'ought the reruse of its trans porti gunboats. .kod veiled for more I.,euwful latitudes. The enemy's front on ttte Yar•ln i said to 1* impregnable, and their facilities for speedily receiving rein toreonwni, .are unapproached. it is said Gen. Moclernitnii will Attack at anothsr point.e.tretly, where, it i 4 tour. e ebn treimpt 1 ,, •4) A ;ever trio n C , riesp,mdent wish .on ; t ant'. arm). to the i',inPinnatti Ista• paper, give+ a very des pondent view of affairs in that depart- . tueut, and states that the eampeilitt in Kis . ssipi.: is an utter failure. This misfor tune 11- attr.butes to the carelessness and lueonitwteli,y of ()Mears, who held bacollic t,•\:•:• Len th. ou;lit to have been look , lig "44 n the r-tzeia.r. .\ resolution was a few des s ago ia4lei4l iu the House which contained this pithy information ; that the sum now due th. soldiers of the United States ie •?..45 - 0,000 ; that many of them have not re c,.lved their dues for six months; and a el l .l upon the ieeretary of the Tre,tsury w a icagooto give the reasons for this neg leekorduty in paying the army. MT (*TRE', kOaTSL ABOLITION Of SI., TRY. —The bill introduced by Representative Burnham to aid Maryland in the abolish ment of siavery, appropriates 10,1 s z , 1 100. and Senator Willey's bill appropriates for a a irntlax purpose in West V giaia. The latter provides .s2i l o,ixits for the &poi cation and settlement of slaves. We have cheering news from Spring field, Mo. The rebels have not only been beaten oif from that place, but have com menced a zegular retreat, with our army under Gcn. Curtis close at their heels. A very valuable collect i on of s.zw' stores -de posited at Springfield has thu. been caved li. Lout Rev:A:Ai:in; ills decLied to -tt,Viin the of the o. , .tukee rioters, arrested for rptating tlie ltatt, thus denying the right of the to sucpend the writ of habeas corpus in such oabes. very LICIDOrDI‘II . Ctite Har i ErOol33e CO., N. Y , occurred on blonds)... A pleasu-e party of St Lobel and ~ei:tietnea were akstini , on a pond in tip-it iictnity, when the iett glue wav anl 21 iiiiqat were drowned. Stevens' bill fin ra,,ir.g one hundretl anJ fifty thou,ssnd negro soldier Cyr t,ve rem-, I :ov,•lr- for p.“:n i g them La 41 , v1tri l 'r rill:lth an 1,01 MLRRIED Is HAI :+l‘l;_ XL...10U...4 4 A %W. 1,1 A MOUS tia &raw - ;:lizo. iar k freak, tba lot to.t ' y Ref J %.v ti it L Utis iLI LA. L. •i" ELi 4, cf k ./c la Wellebarg, on tree 4 t I wet ,se trer reet.l4o, U.. 61.1 be'l father, by I Godfrey, HENRI a•Rseit, d.t.E tN• to JI„ I t 3111 I' , f Weiti6bari• le Ls Crowe, Wig ,00 U.* - ut %or, (3*Kit-it: (JR e fi A , Esq., sad MU. 91.7.1.4.141 Y. W RIAHt, Gott 1, rize:ty of ads city. DIED. Oa Nfoa.lay, tam lah last ,la W.'s Jaw ,cck. Si•s. ri MUSA, wife of Ell iiiitarier, ard.% pat!, a caoaLha ad 9 days, la Lockport, on the Ilth last , .►LICK E, 424'0..1 ol 3 S and Priscilla A. Doe. aced 12 years ►ad 2 da s PRIZE POETRY. I .• Ckieftatzu boast of de.t.ds is War. ALA Minstrels tune tbsar sweet tutu., A tbobler them* my Lm et It Ur. prstse of Bx mt,ca's moitehless Pit!, Their cures ir•toand uo everi las 4— 'Mid Russia's scows—and 4.trse's sand Tlmar wondrous work. —the papers 11 Produced by Hauairc's matchless hile ir - 41 Jlac►le afflict yew 1 do oat doubt rhia dim - aim` wompoupd will eisar , t, ;t 04t, And health 1161 111 yarn trSI4ITO 611, yr• dv al aaae to Htitaida'a The)' 141 , 1' for all— both old end r ..ung Their praises •re on every tongue; 0 .4 , 1414 &4WD/MA - op km ter :'lnes we are blessed with Httcstci'e Pate Put up with tegliah,Bpahtsh,O.rman and Fr.och dawliow hies 26 nets per box. Sugar (MOPS. See advectio«tailat oa third page. For sada Ly all dregglata In Elio. issl27/. WAgOANTSD NVPUILIOII. TO AN trrn- VA. TOMAS DEBIT CONDITION POW DIU; a tab, ears sad speedy car, for Coughs, Colds, Distem per, Reaves, Olds aoend, Woromi„ Rota, Loam of appetite, Beauty. be., hie, la homes and cattle. Nan, animals a heat wonateali sad miserable stispearliace malted the us almod weliathhilk, can b. restored to their former vigor and Sc.. estaditioa br 'say few doses of thetas taval cablr powder& They ate perfect le harmless, and can by t oren t a Naiad karma. well as a sick one, with aura bawdy they keep their blood:!aol, slap sad bowvle loose, =tar, organs fa good *vier, aid, ea the whole, itupcsare the appearsace or all abuttals, no matter what cowl( lion they are la. Fur Liirb ty:.l horses they are ic.al uabiy 41 n.testneo would once a month glre a labia. rpoooful In their feed, as sboniti seldom hear of so twiny sick borsas. Sold by all deities's. Depot, 58 Cortland[ street, Now York. zo-pag's 4drationatuto. juirsi C. owns, DRATAR TN Dar Goons, Giaxreau Croekory, Hardware, Ns la , tibiae, deed, Plaster, Lte., cor ner of Pt xt etreet and Public Square, li.rals P. lial7ll. sTR A CO Broke into the pretatars of thelPill tin.hwalgoed, in Dutra Creek tp , at Coop- Ws Wilt, on the 18th of December, 2 Co s+ — woe pale fled with whit* spots. about /5 years old, hsvina a rope tied on her ldraAl; the otitteeilart Pied, with e,,ts, 3 years uld TIP. owner le requested to room for mat', peers property pelf ebarrlS t d taw atria away, otoere, lee they Gill be 41:41.:t .Itti aCCIOT44OII 1 UP. jaligt3 . W. GOOYn K. NEW JERSEY LANDS FOR SALE, LIAO, O /ROE OR MIT r 311114, gettable fur Brepea, Poaab wc, Pears, Rcepbarrsea, Strawnerrtee, ffillekherlorw• f or' rents, lc., utl, 214,6, 10, or 20 WWI 111141 , at the follow lot pricesor thus present, ell: 20 acres /Dr Situ, in Avers (or $llO, 6 acres for $BO, 24 arms for 140,1 'an for 820 Payable by $1 a week " Also, goad Cranberry lauds, and etl a lots o CURT WOOD, 23 by 100 feet, at flu each, pa T4ht by obis dollar a weak. The above land and tarms are entered at Chet .„,,,1.%2,,,,,hi0gt00 Township, Burlington County, New J,..rlay. Fur further information, apply ! with a P. 0. Sturm for a circular, to B FRA'NKLIN CLARK, ja1763,1. No 00 Cedar steeet,..N•er York, N Y. =a PHILADELPHIA & ERIE R. R. Thl, erre line tratentee the ! , t trot n rod Northwest ooseths of recusyltsals to the ktty of Erie, on Like Erte. It her teem lemma by the Pima , lemma kaileireal Cal% - pear, and ender their sueplees Is bang rapidly opened tbrungtout Meath% Issiglai. It I. now In mew for raseengew and Freight bueine.e from Heirisburg to Greve Viet (Mantles) on the Eastern Itletewn, and from Shseirld to gne, on the Western lll el Apo, (73 miles 1 ' I 'Mrs or PAIMIX(11.1 TR•!se •T salt. frain Leans Accommodation Trait' I ..... $ 40 •. X Mail Tralu Arrives 11 32 • le Aghtosithothalos ?tato Antler ...... —..6 13 r. For tddasideßlos teapestldt ristagor buslitert appir at the .9.,1C . Wiser ll* odd Nuked dts, dad toe Freight bdllaeaa of the Complier's agents. KNOSTON, Ja.„ corner 13th matt H►rf, • 'qr... Philadelphia J. W. REYNOLDS, Erse. J. V. DRILL, %put N. 0. R. alUmbas U. H Housrow, Giutterct PntgLt Aputt, Ptalau a. tVI4 L. Hoerr, General Ttelt•t Arrikt, JOS D POTS'S, (went liasagee, Wilitimaspert lull"63tf ERIE RAILWAY. CLLANO X OF HOURS, COMM:NCI NO vv swiliNAT, NOT. ISO& Totswilt lum allatioat ti• &Wow ha at . r It lartward Boosi—applirt. tii i. rt up** . 4 as r. •• .............. Skw4l bum. .. • • •••--.•..4 411 din a. is. Tal •••••••• 41. P. N. t rola er y I a,_____ OT. 44y4. CIS 110V1111, g J. gess, Warm. Wangs gligogies Wig F 1 .N E DRg CZ: I Sta. GOODS ~ 4}-17 t Ar , FOR THE 1101,1 D fuStomp and /4 ,, ,‘ 0,. IBM Empress (loth, l'ati - mrs l'optin, French 411 Nliadc, 25 FINE: MIDDLESEX SHAWLS' , i iii,- 1)t 100 FtHt. mit I ...' ' 1 I 1 I F. CLOAKS ! Cl,O IKS 1 -‘ llilb 1)1.0 Shill •lii‘l liV:l\ S.'S (2 1. 0 .1 K S ' NivcitUtii and I,f)\' ti•t• C 1,0.1 1; ' All Ow e‘rt-i vlt \ 1 ',ft BEAVER AND DOE SKIN CLOTHS, i - t IR WIN i E.V. a ;., i 1 I. ~"N;u1)1.1- :;II (' >i 1 eu- WORSTED HOSt2 GLOVES, 50 BALMORAL R.'. PIC Real Lace Lollar.: • • a _ I it ( 11 I, WM. P. HAYES & CO., L l tf J. C BURGESS & CO., G 10)C E S, CRACKERS AND AN 1)1 / tit Erie tits Sieatii AND . FA IRBANK'S SCALES 41R0(2EP.I1:>. N .A I I . := R U I' r. WOODE: I: IsII , Al.i,\V .N EP. I ' t_ .\ P, P. ; , •; ,_, I T. WI \F, I it I, SUGARS. Tl. COY! F.l. 81 3 1;E3, FRL 1 ts. T I', A. k+ \N (1 \ 14 L 1 H I; 1 - bl. I TEE. 12 7.: tZ ‘S ATER •,. . . W 414' ...... g .....,. 7 . 1)A B I - *ma facto re.l at. t 6.• ERIE CITY STE 01 BAhE.III CANDY! cimmi)N A.t• FAN ,!Y 4 'Of 4.1t1, OF T? VIP N 9i LICITFI~ 1. 111:ItG E 1413:7r.1. 3tr. a' JP !I OYSTERS, OYSTERS. kitt 13A111%144(E 0 I:ft:co/ea Dtex rrA Always on hand in g.c.kantilwe te:s, Partites.. •L•.. 1 r Illy Arniovise ma Wait pro...betre 3J, .1..; 1 r• • ••• WYvie 121 0 ..11..141a r. ,rtt 11.. • • egg they Nov a OUP 411.111.1.1 t, V at.a) • . 1 • f quality. Omer& fnne uny eotut .”. tb • ' Preis muted i.e.:law out bn• t 1 I .1••• ?. • with ell tiw thspeteb p0 k .,1 ir . r„. • . albeetaore the saw, as in rit - ot.s , • nupoed • ith the .arnt: Er,,.,(,et IT, lg., N EW (i Lliit, I-I I • Pstelitt,l LI Prof I. I. HILL, J..t..; !7. TIII9 •%. L ~ • • IA •ud lu toority hlvo stood tio• • • vet yr , l 0% LL414%.114C:41, f) ('I:NT - : il!(' It is p.rie•Olay fro., Irvin ,Piensti • 8.4 eiOn•tou .." cif mato It has a Iv ntr.et mach mare brilliant .if ht. ti c artl Us)* I,rr , &red to (•••• • ' - C. • .4 Plitt to ttO, PO WO V.. which 10;4; tr. 4 Ut ; Ol all other Wu/le,, owlue t.. t.let 4•41.01,1;0. ••.'r 4;•‘ 'Ma be made. ars !,rti c•fe, and Its adat.tio.h• . qutred. Nor i r.ti , # 4 • L A . • " 41,111,1 ".11 HO , VAPS s, inc..l, a. 1 . 11 11 1'; 4 1 ; ••!•t.., AV! I aC I sod cv. ,•• , operettea s at r...ry tape ex,}etis.• We will dl. ::MI 14 t.•••.. I • or lttatee, at mod.. fete prtee• +••'•••• apply to 'Ti.l, lOml lititsatit I. • Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Unites ORANGE OF TIME. ON and after liond 4 ay„l”,. Juot aatit far t,r zatfre, n thl. t ' run u Mlowa • LEAVE ETU! it , 40 A. M., Aceouttao444lon S • • at6ool. I. r. msu ,01.. r Up. sr.. 11.444,j sad artist. a' Wat^e4 r )1 LEAvE W.thILEN. sOO A 11, Mail ?r o, arrlttng• nt at 11 1. r ‘1 10 36 A. M AeseabieMa trsto, amino' at LI 6 36 . 11. NMI 'rain Wean cutumeta a Carr+ with Atlantic emit Ihiters N . R APOAWaladattatt Tutu Moat, leeoneeditlos Trigs' Cast sad tc...t.0n504001 at l 0 - rlf i Q 0 WWI TAM/ oil tho Atlantic t Great Novara a l'lt ' Crab bait Road.. 4.. t. 11 as p 4, kr.1141 •w. WIC A. BALD% Supt. SAWA (AAA. W. D.. Vial. Jab. 14 Mg k J. NKR, :L.: rin runs amiss adwati k , goo „ • .:IJ+Xil +/ • , IWIJ to/ dive peoisat out wor 1 111,Airst 4.; v isas woo. oppodo uw• 4 46 ' MOM si V., .1"")°' Stll%. 6Li N MI 1. 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I. 11 t• I' t 1 0 ,,- fir ME TO COPISUMPTIVES Tit !. 3% ~1.31.44. r I, 1434iti rea tut ,u b, of• r.w..'y , a .t! . a P4l , Cr• I .l'l pflt on— la ut,.. ut.. !sr lks. IMPS ' ht. citrate:boos lea • • h tiler wtli god • 4.4 Gko4.mcigtia, 4- t •n, • : • •••• tL.• •t'. Art.' toformu' or. tat h lappaa even •• , •I!•••• • • .. , t, 44 It tVI ' l Cola COM 1101.44114, ; • I ;; '• 1E133 r I. it 1. 41.P:s Art, 14111 . 1 . 111 Is FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS j _ :i ' L . 1 /. WE I!E=MEM!I Ottict JAI' COOKE, 3'CL:V- J a l l LuuKi Sz. CO.. Ban kel 111 Th 1 , -ft street,. IPLL j, t • , 4C c Y. u 0 per et. Bona. Lt rrr.•u Nc.: t nib ♦U; 11,5' "f" - PAIABLE IN GOLD, • • I: • rmteut l'rft ANNUM. ..• rind know vud - •.lett, n I . P.: 4 1 Y. 16 • ' Moults dud 'rya' .u•t• thitita *facts , tr, I 'hit VIA sad RIZ ru , .r t thei tutfruet azd I.g. • '3•ur.l 1 , u.t% r r0P!.71 t lial ElEl MEE s • ••••• •• t_• -.t r-3% .1%., FINNI ^ t 1 ..,H H I. VA r 3.. ROM LOPA THIG PEI Yt3I.CIA s - . .", 1. •trti • rc. c.t, . `• v EIR A IA:I A U.J MI NE' \:, FALL GOODS rtEatvED DALLI m. P. 11 111.1 S„, C(l% \o, I.ELi, ii(T_ St. IMPORTANT NVN TO 'LADIES ,Dis c , o4 oky • It.\ .:VT:7 155 !,41, pro . fra. ..., dc:.• ~._m .r to tLe trtiitrZ FEMALE DIFFiCULTIES A -.'i . tro ti.oassals r f cnaK la U' t",!4:.•; gt•Cth .• GR,I"./IT ANCEP.I.C.IOI REMEDY, 61E93 wr.t.da no OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPPAGE OF NATITS: 'r ; b•oe's • "`1 • .1- ,••• ; • ' 'h. 7 " , ••‘' . .t . " 04 th, V 16 '„ s"l>ot.ility Yrnettaa.•- &•• tho mtwri • .11, • '•- .• • The... '• aro raorf.ort/y 119. r .- 4 • •• • • TYIEY ACT LIKE A CflAl 'l, otrelgthenin: tt , rl:nrat rc.•' o 4, • t v tn • . -!' nt ' ' ...n a; azy, t: A.Dy • cln.r t' , • • CAntsta . . 7 , ;•!• , . . I:. > t . E...%1A • r • -. IAA' Were , • .• A./ • r .• . , • : .1:" . "" 1 ' • " I • fz.4e 4.11 •:• • ta ' ,••• •••• , ..-4" i" s t,•••••... .• Iss ate I . . 1 . ITALI, Y••••!.. 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