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;:::.:0631idikp,..*F s ch 7, 1863
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.----,"...--Aii... , „,;:,,:ii)e_.v„,iiii,t, ,%.ho comrOitteif,' the
•-. lial'Afghway robbery: own soblier, - noticed
•.•' ~ - : . .ltog!ipikui4llast Wio
.
t; bre. been Ought
.
Vioiitite - eneriy Of:Charley Orion , ol'Port
!iii i f ia t s and 'cirrumsiancea'suf fi cient to fas-
'. 4eo,o9iciOne on tren. young men, - named
.obir
':: disbPotersotanicWillidm. Plait, wereobtain;
'elf; andthey,having left for parts unknown,
• .1 1 0441iiiiiiliYarieSteil -at Barbel liv il te , —nrotight
'Vitilk;-;iniLlifter an eiiiiiinitinnbetoreJostice
'...lll446ltoi,were,Committed; and' are now con
la . jailawaiting. the Action ot the Grapp
4iiriblethii.Advra4,o; . :' .... ._,, : .: ' :... • . • . .
: bikEtE*ENCE.IN 1.,i/E1 OPWIII'IT AND BLA
ne~ro, down South
.14s t now costs •from $l,
$12,00... - White. mon, ynder Ole new
estimated 'at: .only;
. $309;.
ii!o:840;:t;ke four ' - men, 'in'
Wilson's Conscri lion Bill "is Only 'one negro. .
. , . . .
decided by the Supreffie Ceeir . pf
"that the legistativeact of April)
1864 providin'g thikt no civil procpss shall •iespi)
against soldiei during the term 21 his Criliet- -
identili(ebnititutiorial,.and that proceedings on
i4rtogaigia,' 'exicuted prior to the act, are
1.1 1 04 1 . 1 1!-Xerms.1 . . • • -• ..•
•
Virentlcei in response toe statement of a radical
iraitirilthat:General 'Fremont is :desirous of e
Oalit,roit''wheielte can' be the most servintibte
lauggesp t at, ome is, just the'place tar.
•
„1191: 1 „yintat J. CitITTENIMN.,..-17hq, last speech
deliverell in lhe..Hoase on the COnsetiption
was by: Mr. Crittenden • He 'spoke , t
bat thought that stich a measure. might' have
been propar some time ego;.. when the two*
berievectjhat theobject.cif the war was to re—
attire fife Uniont as:the led!. %Nei now avowedly
she put dew a'the of slavery, thi
..peo - ple'had.lolt confidence in the wisdom of our
rtuler the passage of such a law would rio
Mee :w i th the i:flt;p"p'robliiio'li ..
: A F.!, id 1 . ) . ,. .' . llp - ..' o
oldp•did.oeimplOrellie Representatives to drop
• all party:ties, and names, , and piiucipleo, and to
tqlite)n saving - the country 'from entire , rtijn.
.... , .,Soldiers are now disabargid IVasteington
St the rate of two regiments of 'privates and
iiiiiti.offieeree'day; A large proportion 'are
„
nine.months men.'. , .
. .
Thejndianola steam ykkr• vessel we's new,
thotoughltiron-clad, complete as to armature
her battery being the heaviest, and most choice
10011:eirectivei and her , speed exceeding that , , of
fl y boat upon the Western' waters. She was
apcouniediniulnirable anifunconquerable.
. . .
„ Coeenninans.—The pemdcrats and ccinserit
!Mil men everywhere: have 'adopted t he.• name
which the abolitionists selected out ok their en:-
ornanus etock,Of.radical . billingsgate, and are
evidently gaining strength by thir cool assumli.
*ion of the.title which was intended for ridicule.
• .
It,ii.underetood that cceopperheau” ay° hends,
..thatitatie aense in them.' .• • .
thePetlilou of Higrac'et
. .
.The Tribune holds tip to'. the public wrath
intnereisoni,whoi.it seems; have sent a yeti-
Von to. the Legislature to repeal.all laws passed
iantbis Stain .agiinist slavery. Now,' terrible
how' does Iforace epleo3
fotidnet,compare• with . .In 1857 3
‘ he sent
ihn, : folloWing petition to the Leglidatere at
'lliibariy,.as.its puma •l 6 'II
•.s iov.. • • .
The Andersignedeitizens af the Stoic al New
respcniully ask you tp.enact.that no slave
be delivered .op hyansi. officer or 'court, State .
'em-fsdevakteithiri the Contmootoeattle, to any one
'elciming nim on the.ground that •he .owes Ser.'
vieii - or labor to such' claimant, by the laws of.
*GO alai Slave States of this Union.'
FIQRACE.: GREELEY,
WILLIAM. BRA YBROQIC,
.D. R. • WISON; -• • -
JAMES. SEAMAN,
• • AND. oTliEttS;
Here •
Mr, Greeley asks ilia Legislature .to,
Mia/ffy i lavva passed ,under the Constitution !
Only svihort time since he said ,that
Worse...Oen secession. So, 'according
. •
tii.kinon!ti het.; be is infinitely worse thin a
secessionist.! Yet be tries'to pass himself off
aa.a loyal Man.
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.. r,
Tile. Conscription:
itaid :the CensuColfice. estimates that
• of 'males
.in the loyal Btates,
*Tie - mtge agile of twentf and thirty-five;'
saiiiiiver two, million three hundred • tbousand,
and: thatitt least one million five' huhdred .thon-
Otgd.re.fit for duty, .It is thong - lit - that upon
sikargage about one in three or four will pay
Ilia , hundred' dollars, in lieu of personal
;:If, therefore,.three hundred thousand
'tronpa ebinild,be called, in April or Mey, •into
it would giire the government a.fund
which-it could use in bountiei
10,f,,,J4',puFpose •of inducing, the old soldiers
•lirbe t ictepn of service is about • to expire to
• •
seitnlist.--,The' - Seciettiry of:War . can offer
each paid at once, and it is
baiiiiiiiiithaf 'inch ark, - Offei retain' the
siajOiltji Ohba troops who , : will be entitled to
:leavii.tbe - Summer months. .Iris also expected
that under Certainrprovisionsof the militia bill,
. ,
.tlbisstffifty thouiand'deaerters 'v o luntary
itisoluittary return to the army.' .But there
is no iscaptilcietha poor num, who cannot pay
Must go , if drafted',
•
, Oso..Hankei.bae itiyested . ' '2O. desrerters,
court material and sentnnne
ini*birshov.. If is tielievett he inexora-.
Isikf,onfoisie the'ssintence... • ,• . • •
.e,ttie. .establ -,l*Fodrment o Camp Douglass,
• ' . r
. ffilikbu s udrerk and> forty. boilkes 'of rebel soldiers
11str
ti; bkill; titilied" tar Potters Field at Chicago.
'.. , .''1 i .',.;ir,-P-, ... .—••----L.L-----
.',.. ' . .
',.•:',1tA . ,0,,i0p44141'.,tir , 'brtve' t he ch'a'in of'.:forts
~, 0 010101(._, :;, Aiiiiiticiaf co'vered . . - isitti mines, which .
i.:iiiik . r* *fed, tit . .4ny aacopd of , time, and
0 7
:01 ( 6 :
' " .s . #4l.i**..,s 4fi g l e 4 ,0r1 in:solleys, by,
A tt
' ...khli..r : .#o4oi id :('')Alfg?;,i!lid Will efFectual
'tir . i-at.oen.if.:(444 , enimy aitinii
::1,111.140:14710itl ci.idlindt4 . toillY'iii tliqir de fence.
W111A'ef • GQ:1111A LIANI) . .; cos.r.---:..11r. • Cox of
bhio, the - iourtie- reeeni- scat Oil.. and
able speech in the flonsifof , Representatives' at
Ara.oll`niroh, . • -• • • .
' • •tcThe Rouse, thii . nftertionn,:.voted dewa , the
resolution of ingairiaeto the'cost. of,
toisinesiOn Carolina. 4,.assett' +ere
.that . .the report of the quartermaster
fort, South •Cnrolina, will show, .thaf! for the
month. of September, conr general superintend.
ents'received slso'per,inonth; and sixiy-fou'r,
other superintendents :reeeiVedsso . per month,
for tatting care .of.o3..nagroest ' This report
shows,S3,Soo per mooth, heing,at the -rate ..1
45,000 per annuni for , the cure of 03' big `
and.
little, male'And.fernale, '‘ , free Atnerieansi of
African descept.'' • $l,OOO per year woulit'as
tonish a western farmer' for such a serice:,-
But weare ;refused all infottnation-as .tu this
and all similar inftimints aliuses.!' .
Tau
.CoLS§c:rtiriL6t: 7 —The c'onsCriptiqn,.Lipan
thaFetlqar Govertiment in
iends to place its whole reliance. ;o : kuep..ithc
ranks of the . army 'Lip tq - the required number,
hqs one fenOre..which will,o far, towards de.•
.
.feating.the purpose; supposieg.,rio oppes4ion'rto
ho offered, arid . : the . 'tnettiore' . , to be:acquieseed
'That is: s3o.o.:prOviso, --. or Which .ev.erk
one'who i
cen;'bianposSibilitYi raise the sum,
will ava il , The. w ill be. that
the whole draft will fall upon the:poorer elast!ea
the stinted laboritt.tnen,.Who will all: ha . ve . ' to
he sweptaway- 7 -leavinithowhole
the country which depends upon labor 'at a stand
still= to obtain the requisite number. It will
sweep.themiees end, the .work•shons 'of 'the
Statee of . 'nearly • all their I.Workineoit•will
ebizeuPen,every'ariti that wieldfi, the pielc, the
shovel Or them, aim the poor form end road
laborers Whose . sB or.solPer inonthW ill 'not
enablethemto -bey exemption; and the.h.:the
number will be . 4Pficiinir. our judgment
this is the worst feature Of the .. ..billthe most
unwise and Mijost, A . :perfect exemption
to the rich, the, prosperons.and those whose 'oc l
cupations enable them to lay up; while., it :dc. 7 .
prives•tbe poOr of every , Chanee of eseape:;- r -
Piit,.& Union. •'• • ' . :
USURPATION Or• REPIIBILICANS
• rgAnnt her principlelnuit certainly be . einhoti
i , ;(1, in our reorganized.form 01l imvertitneut:-
The'menwho.sliape the Intislaiinn of this cpuo
tryt.wheo the .vrnriS past, must rernrrnrher that
what we want'is power and : strength: 'l'rrr
CIIOIII.IOI Jfi . TO .005111 . trIK 'FORM!? •'Or.
Goyilitxmalt wiTir TR C. FOWF ItS oF•
Ile If lAL • PO nd. I phi a
. - " ; 1711js ihown tfre rtbinrli ty.
- of a p,ornr'nantatt rif tintitialpatemr4; .11.hfat
that the titaaero . lei.nigoveruiffent':o;;;+?..ltt'o
and nt'lt.rt be•ttalintite,l4"-:4-lillad. North, A aier'
Who: would have
,tiuripus . 4 , p'Urs ,ogri
that sentinientshuch as' cOntitined. In the
ahOye extracts, would hiivo. ‘ becoine .the fun 7
diinr . ntel doctrines ninny portion of the Amer-
ken people t end' be echoed. • and 're•echoed
the'press o(•lhe.pni•ty in 'power,.., Yet such • iS
the fact, end the ditft of current ..eiohtg
ending toward the acconnidiahmentof the ob
jects .here foreshadowed. Now that— Congreis
has adjourned, the ."President, , in. consequence
of their acts and others heretofore assumed, is
invested with the imperial robes of a dictator,
essumee the position of atilintearnt over. the
rights and privileges of'his.,eubjects, while
jrnm his Ilcingly.throne,:.helatighs In scorn these
who
.vvOultl 'obey, and .reverence the institutions
ofour
,fivthers.. A representative "gevertiment
the people no lo'nger have. Those who :shotild
but - haVi'not 'represented . them,' have closed
theirliibors'ofwoe tr) the country, ttid haVe-o
far as in them•lies, transmitted and .coricelitra— .
the different branches and.refes 'of governMent
into the_ hands of him, whO will not be taught
by, the lessons of` the hour. Other .and :differ: 7
eat p rinciPles are now embodied in our foim Of
government, While "the problem tb 'cembine
the foriti's of a.ltepublican Gc,wernment with
the, powers Of,a4boarchlal Gev'rnent," is. now
being solved; while its success .or' defeat (16.-:
ponds upon the Spirit of a. pnople . hitherto free.
Their silerideandlong suffering MO' past; is
nocriterionby..which to:judge that they will
submit' 'or gilie . un their leng cherished rights
and privileges at.the bidding. of a faction, or of .
him who thus far has shown himself
coMpetent'tnrriariaie with success tor his coon
try,or honorto . himself, a co-ordinate branch
Of 'A free goVernthent,,'and who pow, would as
snipe the reignof a
: despot.- If that. govern.
ment which has se, long. :been the-pride and
.hope'ef. A triericir, has in the providence of God
performed:.its : office; or if in the judgment . •of.
the. People it is a : failure or . inadequate .to .the
demands of the present and; a military
government or despotism is necessary to be
erected upon. the , ruins, in order to:save what
little`remains; they the. people, :will desire' at
an opinion in the matter,, and determine,
for theinselves who that dictator „shall
And when,the peopie.ehall become convinced
that the'olficeof President ekists.no s - longer 'in,
aame . ;or substance, and that, a, dictator -is nec.
essary, , they, hesitate Jong - before . inveSt 7
ing }with robes 'Onewho is distinguished
for nothing but bßing'nthird-rata laWyer, and
e-st.ory-telling' President, Unlimited powers
never..will be . confided to sucha.man So, long-as
the'people are'wortbk of free goiernmi3nt or
have the manhood 'to assert "their preferences.....
The eitracts the hdve given show the .ien—
denay :of Modern ItepublieanisM, • What
depths, ignoranee and
,;fatutticisin , will drive'
men.. - Attaining: to with .the cry...6f
universal_ freedom on their lips, in • two . short
years from.theizadvent to power they acknowl
edge themsehieeincapahle4 self.geveintnent,
and Beek to drag those who'arey ; into the .
strorn of a despotismof their own cleat ion,thro'
which they seek. to•cciver up' their. oAvd . .defor-'
;unity,. tind:escape the. wrathof' Unl indignant and
outraged' people', Upon the,rdini of the best,
government ever vOitchsafed by man; they s .vio.'d
4 monarchialcOptroilcd l,y tbe niore lust
ful spirit of.pw.i!i and anti : option. Unlirnited
powors";for.milmly ands and. purposes is .thel
esietriee got:ernnteot in ther
'wh'ile ate .4forMs.". they would 'hold . qut
the present, in order to quiet the apprehensions'
o(iheipeople, n wonld soon' disapPe'n r in: the •
riMiSelciftieringing- . ,syeoPh . not
the peoplinothe dec'olvea. «Titnrital vigdatiPe
is' the .. 1)6'63;0! the - spirit Sol,
,ir?tnoitality shall yemincl•us'of4he teachings . of
ielferSori,,Alailisen•dnd. Monroe,
the people witi.he . v.igihMt; end. first obtaining.
'knowltdg „their dare maintain
l'ai Union. • ' • • •
.LETTERS EILO3I, TUE- AIM Y
egrpPorlic,
. 1 7'A . ...; F',.,13 . : 11
more write to•lnfcrm
;you that I
. We. received twojetters.
rfrorti . you-last.night, of'` Dec.' 7 -- and
and ['pay yel eed were glad t ,13 ear
(ninh horrie and: knoW that -ourAriends were all
We had a. little fun With the - rebels .
down tior.e;:an'd,bed;l'inen . killed nnd.7 Woon,
il,.;d: - th4Wounded 'ere nil on dutYog .
foOr,'and . they are getting alone finely. . There
is .. but one theit . will . :lni.jierinener,tly ininreol , he
had his leftEiror..innpoiated.hOtwe'en'qhe'elbow
Wretke re' ordered on Thursday
tween ten and . eleven, under eprriafatalpf .Gen.
C6rCofan; After marching. about B:Miles - We .
•fotted.ll/I!:febels,eneatriped,..under Gen. Pryor: .
We'cornmeneeti the actio'n tibont 3 o'clock . .
the morning; and, kept a steady . . lire o . n . -theta:
uirtil day broke',. wherf:l - rebels
lire, and ouraninnitien , being exhausted,' we
fell back Oath where tie met - a new,
we then went•after iheM,..:.'Prie rebels
ITlllllO . lVt;o'stiinids hefore:they crowed
water, iiitt;yilien our lbatterieS . opened on theM
theY soon got j - te - waY,llevifig•aerossthe .
tichWater. - i As soon as they lied eloF;Sed the
hridgewai.barned to .pievelt
frotri:' prisoners that. they on Jl.
fol - aging -espedititai. They hatt.:.! hi tie
rtenta.Of- . Mfatirry;:ll. pieces'
. of . artillery rind
500 - cavalry. We hail pieces oh- ilitlikry,;l
one regiment 'of eavhlo,' . the'llth- Penircylea•-
nin, and six regiments. of • infantry . . 'Finite.
was ill'llly•Oilii:.t.4;itricnt of 'in falit . t rftfri
Ind: ura=that ~e as-goial Jo( anything;.hajdtbe
others beenhall ,as guild. -we 'eett taken
.the.rehtibi. With 'all they hail. canaptlell
how large was but should ;judgit i,l
was large, We.fotnd AO dead alai Woanded in
One lianse ? and 8 1 ) weimited in .ttnofhti.rr. the,
citizens say therel,l'l'o t; - ) waggons went back
loaded with tlei9l and wuuuded. We. bust nine
horsei froM
setts batterywas out With us rind lost: three
men gail 5 horses: .: 4 'l ; hrire - wasone dead
,rebel
left the e n d to dealt horses.--:
:Pilings are all quiet: now and I tliiiik:C}i9;
not' triatipleas main very ionri.,'
You say you' feiir .:thel'e - will he fighting - at.
hem - e,:yet. • T do;
mail" they' don't pay the soldiers
notdiave quite so much' tri'llo'With the negro;
they will, in.reSs Than -six months, light. theli:
-way - home, instead ol ;remaining' hereto fight
for Proclamation: • 'There is
!tope of tis•butwhitt are Willing. th.stay.ro.piit
down rebellion, but we will . nut stay to fight
rorthelieedorrisif the nigger, .for he is a great
Ape! ,betteroir to . day:tbria we are. I:here is
I-Some6,lh. of Old Aha'spuiting the Negroes into
tife.a . rMy and,rniike them help light for : their
freedoM, .hut.ll it comes - to that they - Will.bare
more ftin hunting deserted sOldieisthan they
do oats' Pick ing „ up their drafted men;, when I
'have to . figbt by. the : Sideaf tune - 0 . 0,1 imi.afraid .
I shall be, Worse with - out - own Men
with the rebels. hope they
. will :stop
fighting, for there has .been lives enough , . lost,
and' Mcire rno . neyspent than I shall live to - see
paid; :they„.eaatiot do.better they should
call it a draw ganie and let'-it go at' that:
jamis.ry 22, iS63, •
$ it rnihs to•cluy, so I ...though
I would ‘Viite. you a . few.fines„ , We are
.sell; and'hfire it is the-22;1R0 if the. paymaster
isinot Yet . •here 7 : I .begin, to , thiiik - I tfon'J.
.care•w•hether'.he corbes'or-mit; 'if 1 . .could get
home. without my pay I would reeve the 'aray .
and let Old Abe take the: (11-niggets to
,fight
'the:battles, 'We eannot-iet any news-oftener
than once in three or four : weeks. We are un•'
der.marching 'orders far.somewhere,' and . the,i'
will' have a sweet. time starting tbis:
before gifting 'our,pay, for Old .Abe erniMt bold
troops after six Months without pay; hat a. FO 1-'
tier d . 0e.4 not stand mach of a chance I. have
wind, but let tlie•u;ide,y;:orld wag :as it„wil
'there is a.chanea yet. -.. .
'neWs•for usi-we have got . (ou r .
trionth's pay ) and o'4. owe us
. four months
more to be paid, the frrsf of June. ' I : .have
pieSsed..ViO' ; Iwill have that if
I.ever get home. The way. the.war is Carried'
,on; is provciking,.lo all white-hearted nien,,liut
it just suits these.' d ' black-hearted--:Ethe
worst name you c an think of will hardly do.)—.
Ye moved into barracks-yesterday
Will, how do .you hke Old Abe and his par:
y, the,e•ur and such otherthings . as' %Concerns
his dainnable, black-hearteo and iyieked rebel:
ion? 'As (Or my-part, I - want to be at f . horne,
ud.let the d-*d fools fight their : own battles;
hope the black-heayted i mules will "iron')
this 'thing tin:til,lbey break :their nechs,• and
:then they will be satisfied.: I have: been . in 4.bd
'tirrpy , 1 . 8 '111Q1)01,8 and have :sccen hardships
'ehou;gh ; but it all does not amount to one stiaw
:aiter all the lassi.U(kiie and the
~ -.that
!has been endured,' iVe'are .better.to-day
:thari we,were when we commenced. Let them
'mit the officer!s pay down . .to a . private's, and
the war will !Moo 'close:* I - MOO- Was at - home
'aridlhen the' infernailAbolitiOnists might'iun
this nigger" war antillthey,Were.:eatisfied,.•'
Th . e . lloels' In Xststerujiciittieliy
to
(2lNGl:v4itri, March iiiforMation
from EaM.eio: there . is a
rebel camp.of nine inkodreo
. .m . ed near 'Mrhlra.
Sterling. "beilig. • ttengthened
.by pre,
clator.y.baluls; wbic . h bring' 'in :,itirses,• forage;
clothing.. a tole'n (min-the people: :T heir
avowed: ion . is :'to' make toi..atterMit
texing . .ton.anti.Paris'very)sorni, • .
FROM FORTRESS .MONROE
On Motiday rriorninglast;
.an - early hour,.
the Provost Guard-,captured ationt. $7,&00 worth
of contraband gOo4 at.Lambert'B pciint on:the
Elizabeth Rivtr. Foil( of the srriuggleri. were
• .
Privates Donelly recently' e'en
vietecl of the murder the ilezekiah :Stokes
were hi'irm yegtetdi q R t. 1.30 P.' iNT:.". •
arrived last
Jiight frpni •Chhtles4m•;!thl bnetioretl in. thq
- rciads: abrdst 'or Portre's . 3- MOuroe..,
. • WASILINGTON, Nra rch 4.'.
Richmorill i papots of the . .2il
I[i - tendon 'bf.elittirs tit Vielcsbitrg:. . :
• • Charleston dales ht the, lst,,are >reeci'veil:
The - Steamer rlnbit and Do . nglas ran the blok—
'ade With Islassau dates' of thellGth. alt.. •
:A dispatcbirOm.SaVaanah of , the :Ist states
that the its agrodOcl'before , FOrt bte
Allister, and was iiestro'yed by 'an it - Oh-clads.—
The tort is ifot • . •
. . .
fAs:s• Nfr:r.tirritr.—Ayfarge Ina9s, meeting of
Deirtocratslrorn different p0rt.4 . 01 the State was
held this'hfternriohatid Thirtj..-foor
gons: were ftrOd to celebrate the ACrothiat 101 l of
the. present Cooiress. Gun. Lifley of
presided. -,..9pCeches'wOro' made, fty .Judge
Nanr:G. C.. BOIT; tDaoicr 1-Tolsmapi, 'who
tiCootinc'etl ixectitice:ttiorpaticirts.and the 'Con
scrt titiort
took a Pcc sa till .7 50
,A t lin 'rri.t. - isetrilding theeting the : erOtvt;
was immense: Resolutioris Jere 'UIo t• 8
tiongly deriouite'ing; llo . iusurliatioris of the IF.'s—
ertitiva and taking strong Si;ttPs
rights grotiml, calling upon 't)ie-people, 'tn.!
State, to shir..i . ..tiriroie,s itonr . aitle • in this
frio.i . Cont6 iption
kill is -rh nour
red as tin tirion.titafe Spviireignty. 7 - .
lion. Charles Skelton,, 13rooics . .oi
Ni 4 York, ami Pon: A.. J. ili;go .5. of Ne.w•Jt;r
-...ey, (hofiiic'et.iit,g.. • . •
E=l=l
Spcc , :dl I J :hil,illel ph id. 13 , lb tfi
2ta :77 Wi: :1111"e. races . t i t/
ILc dr ;1; is klolt , ly
;;;.
-from Gen.' TleirsseaLl:
di V 151nn ; wrole' bir a foraging' yxpeilithiii the
eheiny',,on.the &dem .
Tosted tin line. • ..k,.llcq
eimageirient ensueit and histed-forSeve•ral,Minn..
tes,..When•the rehelsoiabletoendnre the.gall
iim Tire of the, ,regafaiS, hre.ke . and • •.sled.. : •
They were shortlytitteo.vards got into,a 'se
cond line nfliaftle, and, With heavy reinforce
ments, ventured a 'Move op•our•right, with -the
inienthinof• assalling'us. by flank and rear !
This design,failed.•• Oti,r-foraes reindsed theas•- • -
SailantSa .Secoml" tiMe. -They ; made ' a , hurried
retreat ; -leaV ing behind • their death- of Whom
there were sMieinl: We . hcid 'only tw.o.wOund7
Gen. NFgloy is zoing' • Nortli on a twenty
1iqiv,0,..1 - 1e will suon.be in Pittsb.tifgh.,
' • • 'Cafao, Feb. 25..•
Full
de.zpiltehei - in regard to 'the-capture - Of
the. Queeirenhe.• West by the rebels have been
received. - The d 4 before-her capture Aho went
'doww.below Chafalsyaa few ,miles and .eapiur
d a rebel train of seventeen- ‘i , rtons. Upon
•retarning. t ho'.e . who captured Ord wagon train
were fired upon by' - euerillas .near
On the next.mormtu; a force- was landed, who
destroyed-all the ImilMiuts in the vicinity: The
•Quee)rof the. West is said to have. been . . consid.
, :ra y.darnagod by the rebel fire. .The stea
mers which aecompaitiad.berWere blown lip to
prevent. I heir felling mo; the hands . of
,
Wri.llave bunn waitingstce the ..lit instan
for.tbe.iron-pliitis to arrive: ' Tiro' more on!
are how dug. - • • •
Assistant- Adjutant.CenerarTownsend•
ed here on the : 22d instant, with power., ft: • is
said, to adjudicate all the. differ:ei
pees' existing
between Giineral Fostef's and general Hunter's
forces.
The arrest offlenerals Stevenson and • Chief
.Quartermaster Slaght, of General Foster's corm
mind, 12y.Genljtunter, grew out 'of misunder,
~ tantling.nt the fdets[TheY• are both to be hon
ora.blyfele'ased. • • I ' •
The :,announcement 'by 'Gerieral• Townsend
that. the forces rrom.Nortivearidida hre net to
be taltenout of that deilartment permanently,
nr.dettiebed.rorrn the 18th army eorps, hasrheal
ed every Wound; arid caused great joy- among
the troops. • .
. .
. .
H. A. S
Genera; Foster has returned' to. Newborn to
malreorratigernents .for another expedition.
The'grand review, by Genetal }hinter, Olthe
entire' force from North Cdfolina -took 'place
yesterday: ..Irwa's an.imposing scene.,
Oiir iron.:clad'n'avy will soon have' full Con
trol of Charleston harhor. The health and
,pirits.of the troops are good, and everything
indicates success. • ••
.
Doctors OtiS,•frigalis; Derby . and Green, boar
'of d he most.skillful surgeons in 'the Department
hfNortii Carolina, have recently arrived here
froM Ncvehern r as a supernumerary corps,
'should their.Seryices tre needed,.
On Friday evening . the diplomatic. repress
tative.of the repnblic of - 11aYti, accredited' by
President Geffradto President Lincoln,,:ofrived
in' town in company with his seceetaiy:..—
respeCts on:Saturday to the . chair
man, m
of the Senate tomittee, (in 'Foreignßela
tion!, Se.riator Summer. The governinent in
tends extending to him all.Lhe courtesies usuni
ly acCorded, to .members of the diplpthatic
corps.
The' Proclamation.-The Louisvile .Tourlia/
says ilfr. ' Lincplfi's nroelamation . tonils not.lo
the ernanciptition of slav e s but to the
. .
inept of iviiites: . • ~ . - •
. .
,
The l'hila; Sr. ;Erie IL It. Telegraph will he
completed to Warren during the ...next week,
thus, Placing the eitiZens.or.that . pretty vill—
age in . .elettrie..conneetion - with the rest of
inankind.' • . . '. ' ' • .•-- .
,We a re.,glad to learn. that 'the p;snple • of
;Meadville tinallk secured the - location
of the NY: R• R. Co's machine shops
at: , the, subscription of .$10,0,00 re
iptired,.for. the purpote 'baying . ..been •obtainciL
P. A. 'I
FoiviEESS EoNnot, MaAch
' , :TiiEN:iaN,*'idh 4
'Por.T RoYAr.;-5 . . C.,. F 6 .1). 25
The Memphis, BulloOn of'Sattirday,sois
report s'which.'aie aotifallmtly
lieved in • %:vell•MforMed :circles that ilia rebels
are evaehatioW
The gunboat Carowlelat 4r1 , 1 five. others,, are
repOt:ted.to have. reaoheil.the:Tailahatahie
Yazoo rasa.
' Iteliortaare b.4lll . lavor9ble from Lake
..
A bdut..a mile of the track . of thelftimtihis and
.tO .
Cita rhien Railroetl,.peu'r. Mos.ervi., bus'' been
submerged pev . eral duys, aritl . ..the .hrit.lge3 nlr,.
so that tritins cannot run. ..
.', . •. 1.-:...
FoliTßtss nroht aF, March
. . . .
:The Peteisburg Express of fast Saturday says
that a ;;rent .battle haS - hoen :lought at .Vicki - 4 .
.
'burg, with heavy loi . ses on • both sides;'but
. . , .
1 without:any-wowed success: ' .
'l'lle.gunbOat , Indianola was c,aplti . rad.' by. tba
telegrarn'ito Ennpiier
. 1 7 0b..28th is of
.The' cnrrespnmlent -of .the ISlettiphis'. Appeal,
tti : riting tru'ln Vicj:.sburg,on
enormous Ileeraimeared ,this 'morning. Nrger .
thin-has been . b efore .tvitno?'sed from•thipojot.
EyOty t fig 'ltioks- as'tf were: tilL•
most ready , fOr't Ite.enemy•lttcommenc.e 'a' l'Or T '
innyyment. r The., monster , forcebefore
this city cannot remain long in 'idleness. .
sone it till acquainted )s'ith.the country_. border'.
ing YaFo6 Pas . S.autl theColdwater say if, the.
enemy succeed' in gettinglhoir ' gunboats .into
the Celthvaterthey will, nOtin• get out, ; and
that 'an - armY;of could hold bay anti
destroy an invading .force of 50)00 in that-coun
try'," • •
. .
; • .• )Viv , TrlN , ;•ros, Ara rch
The.( 11!t5 befm.rfic . fsive.(l . at he liebl
quiirtere qt the army
.
1. • • -
To ;Will. (;,i), .I . Tdl;•(.?.,•Ge)i. '
Gon. SroiilGv I,spolts froin' his expedition at
1.3:34 oi'l.llnrKap's a'n , OVltat
lon's. i2.9lnol4lTiri.loa!la„it stand' in Di
and Long want. fa `sabres
St.akas'vav4ily . ' vati'esir raVely car'—
blues. .Ws took seVant y 'including,
11. sir 'ennwrgitipags, lants,,.
' , lts's, solos sevolak korces, and Basil 1)111:a's
iegiroantal pipers. Murphy did good
sal vies:. We let onq. wan 'killed and one car•n
tain• seven men vVounil6d .
(Signod)
W. :s', OSF„C.:4 ,A NS,'
. . G in.. cuiprnalila in g
•GiNcisNyrr, _\l itch 3.
• •
•
A spccial despatvii-to the...Comme'rcial . o.lated
I . urfre'esboro say's.•
,/„A .ll exprlitfrin•(o* 1:000 cayal • rY . , comprising
a detachment of the -Rh lie:tufa rs,. 3,1 and ffh
Ohio,.and Ist Tennessee reg .- fifferfts, and ;1;020
infantry, eontiiining fietaelfPfents of ;bin iStir
and 21htOpio, 1901 . Illinois, and 2d Tiinne.si.e
•regitnents, left • Alutfreesboro ysterday. morns- -
Mg, and eticOitn - tered .• the , r•my Bradyville.
.Aft - er severe 11.11t.ipg the orwriiy •Ikere ffilven
trsisn the toWri the 105. On fed a w l 20
.woOnded . aiut ';O • o pt.iva • res and 0 nflieers captured.
Tii.e - re were also capt . nret.l.3oo and
a.c.cOutretrottitsc tftl ti la rge:collegtion of official
'orders and pap . ..rs, and the private'. hagg. : ago
i - he enemy.' The enemy engaged was a. pbr.j.
tioo.of 'John llOrgrol's division. Oar .loss.. in •
an&i,6)aiithadokas about half that of the
rebels!' -• .
. . . .
N.vi.ilvii . ..r.r..,ll'epo'., March 8
IP? . rebels under \''iln . l)iiin,adyaneell triwar.tl - 3
Frrrolilin yeSter,hiy; on two ron(.!, strbn,g
witheirtillere. A Ifer, mancenveriiii;. n whit
hopinj.. to ilre.wout:p . rn into nrnbnsli; they're_ .
turned, We•eaottirell t.'WO,or eorb—
Yan'Porn's h'eatllliarters.. i
iireint Spring Hill,
1. milesi.gouth•of Franklin.. 'Cot.' nrailykr.i, of
ti1e•123:11hio; is poll eoinnia . nilant a . t Frafikliin-
No fears are eptertairfed,foi;.theisafety of -.the
. .
. The Fed,ernl force, .by the - order of 'Gen.
bave captiii:ed Felix Zuting and Wm.
SeragLt, riotoriutis ‘011) lays mur,
dared many Union ? - ohtiers in Sumner Connty.
'They, with, two others,. have been ordered to
eln!e•confmement tind henViiy ironed . ,
S :venty prisoners arrived from the front-last .
night, all of Morgan's commatutmostly the I.4ft'
and I te2irnerits..: Ori.hundred and
ninety-three rebel prisoners.' leave here for Lou
tn-morrow.
. .
A Union .man, rlaraotd Waggoner; was brutaL
ty mUntered ;la - st: . night,. sevijn - miles from the
eity on the . Lebanon;pike,' His house'atijl out
buildings were:burnedj ' ' : ',.:• ' .:.. ' - ,
There js.'illfe . st of water'on the slrals. .Tha,
bottom lands, of NaSh , iille alidlOgetield are'en
tirely S'abmerged . .' .
. .
. ..
TIY Jr BY At. r, J n,kNs-. r . , --ILtiny of our: nea
dere who are housekeepees*,•have-been trotib,
•
led -in'tnakinglight and trniforat biscuit, it -is
trio;e'lhan rn . nbable they dri not use
Lund t , .4'Co.'s Cheniteal'Sateratai. -Tliat -is a:
puie c article, riot'4th - in - lento! to - health,. and
sure:in its ffeet.' . Try it by all means say we.
.1t can ba had of' meat- respectable dealers.
Those who do'not keep it, shoubi,iif they care
to satisfy their, customers:
• None but a rihysict4n knows how, trich• a .re:.
needed by' the people'. 'On
II sides of tts,' in all .cornnitinities eCery where
here a re-•intilti . tkdeg thaq'sulfer h•orncotriplaints
hat . nOthinz.but an alterative cures. ticni..!.e.a
great many Of them have.beeii mode and put
uprood with the, assurance' of being. effectual,
But (hey .tail 'to accomplish the curea . the'y pro,
mice pecause'thcy have not theintrinsic virthe s.
they the.Case,'Dr.J. C.
Aye* & of:LoWell, holni supplied us ''with
a' compound •Extract 0.1 Sar.apnrilla, which,
does prow c 14 - .lte the long desiredremedy,:
peauliat; difference from other kindred preparo.:.
Lions in market is tinir it cures'the diseiises for
which it i 5 reCorninernled, while• ilicyclo. not .
Wr :ire lassured of this fact lymore than. One
of'ourintelliient Physicians in this neighbor
hood-and have the ferihet evidence of our 'own
e.)cperienee•Of its' trual.--fennessee Farmer,
Nashville,•Tenn. . :
. The', Pie , i,lerit ieetiel prcielamiition
callima ari.extrwir l iiiiiirisefisioi; of thii
,to rrieet•nt nooßmi .Ith of March, to. net
. tipori
511CII Collllntipletllloll4 iV , 3lie may triaii•e . ..to
Its eliiefbitsinese will be the e'opfarilation of
appointme.iite, • , • .
. ..
. . .
:Senator Simmer has introdue'ed joint resolu
tiona.ttaelining for . eign,lnediatiow, and anuotiti•
cing therunalterable 'resolution of .the Govern-.
inent , to,vigoronsly prosecute. time war until the
:hellion shall be auppreziSed:.
.CAilio,',Marlt 3
' LOST 011,13T0 .
' All pekinans are hereby.notifierl. that ia'veer---
tairs notelet the sum of TwerltY 7 one 'I/Ohara,
giv,h by S. S. flackett;_and payable tante, Oa
ted at ernear the `first day of. -Feb. iriae. due%
sixthniiths irern,date, haS pa ssed' from my ,pros-
Session' without iabtei' All'peraons tiyythere..
tore cailtionea against parehriaing' it, .and..tbe
=lcor I.s turbid pay ink , iairt note to any ether
person.: • ".. .A LEXANDER GIFFORD.. •
Keating; Feb. 27
LIST LETTERS • Remaining in the' '
Post 0.1 Ike; iii.Sttetliport,.pdtni—quaiteTinding
F:61).15; , '
..,• . • • •
ToM pion, Mrs'. Hannah" : She'dri:**ir'.
. . .
'.o.ved, - Lefeyagte
.tockwool4..• Catha
rine M,. Hell, , Miss '.;.sleilie•••)3jrge, Mrs. Sally
Burger. 'll.l.rs. ' 'Jane Belles, •; Mrs. Amanda
Bfigs, JeMes rirown; Mr. Jahn P: Millar; 2,
J. W. Miiter, JnoA.Menri,.Esqf. • • .
.Persons cnllingfor any• of the_
•'••
;MA'S.
'TO - NIAIVOUS Sllffilf,llB Or-BOTILSEXES..
.Feb:.97
. -
A Reyerend gentleman having been "testorid
tolteultli . feW days', ntler . unde!going all thq
usual rrititine and irr.egtilat- expensive modes o.f
treuttnent; Without siicee§s, • cOnsiderlr- it his
suefed duty to communicate to his olilictedlet-
low creatures , the Itm.-INs . oFcirug. Henpe, on:
thti receipt of:- a'n 'addressed 'enuelope, he -will
send (free) a eopyof the prescription..used.—
Direct to PR. JOHN: M. DAGNAJ..I.I; .188
Fulton,Street, Brooklyn; N. Y. • . '
11,,5 . , lukrrnal lli:enite . Excis Tax and licenifyletiet,,
the. ditties taxes and ,licences. assessed'.
upon persons during . the fail . of. 18 . 6t' residing
'or doing htishiess WitilkL the Counties o(M , Kean
Elk and Cameron, being partof the 19th Collec
tion-dist riet •of Perini. and'whic.h by ati:act of
'Criiigrits entitled ir.rka act to- provide. internal
revenue to 'Support the GmPernment and to - pay
'interest nn tire public rleht'? - they.;are . teapect-,
idly liahlti'to.pay, • have . hecorne:dua and pay- .
able,: and that I ...shall attend to receive. pay
ment of the 'sante at my office in Smethport
:11.1:".ean County,, daily from and after 'this date
to Slitar , 'ay.ti:e..ffS.th day'of Will'
aico a , tend to colleetiort,at the Hyde House, in
Ritigway'theld 9th and .fith . 'days of, .11:larch.-
next, hrtl at Dike's Hotel in.Shipperi,thelOtk;
11th eitt,l2th daydof March .
neglect to . pity to. hie
the Ditties Taxes (incrE f icences its aforesaid
5e, , ,: , e1 . 1 . within the above specified time will be
lialete to pay.teii per cent additional 'Upon . the
amount•thereor: • .
• • •. IF..FQRTY,
U. 19th col I ec,t inK Dict.lor
mid • ' • . •
SmethPoit, Feb. 6, 156.1.. .. •
)I.'•
.a wri CO( Irenditiorii Exionas
issued out n theroart.of Comrrion Pleas of
CArrn‘ ' lOll county: and direeted,l shall
exposO• to public:sale , at tfie . Court llouge; in
Shinpit, on,llonday the ninth daio,of M.arch;
A. D. ISC:3; tit one.'o'clock,P. M., thelollow 7
describedßeal.Estate,.to wit: •
The witollong.'promiFty of the 'defendant:'
Misty four noes unimproved tand,.situated:in
Shit - pen township' 'C'ameron county Pa., •bo . un.-
doil and. de . seribed as follows; North and West. ,
b.) , lands of N. I.?..•',lirrard,und East and S . Outh
Up lands of John - Brooks. • • •.'
Seized, taken in execution, and
,will be sold.
as the . prop , rty Aylesworth at suit of
Nelson.. ' t • . •
JOHN A. ELDRED; Sheriff.
OFFICE 1:-•. •
February 3!1; . .A1 p, 1563,:, •
Y VIRTUE of Iwo writs of P!ereriesv Fieri
13
• Facias, •isstied•otit of-,the coart of Corn =
Trion:PlE:as of .Cameron county, 'Pa.,'and tome
directed, Lhave levied iipno,'anti . shall expose
to,
to, pnblic'sale . , at t ,Coutt- house in Sliiplieni
ciiiMoid'iy, the-ninth day - of' March; A. D.
ISP, it one o'clock P. M., the following des
critied Real -Estate, to. win— .
lOt of 'taint] situated'in,.,the:TOwnship• , of
Shippen, :County of , Camerdn:;and State, of
PennsYlvanie; bounded and described
lows,:to.Wit: 7 -0n the North bYtlands of 'King
and Mill, West • by lands of 4detipousler,
Soulh:by.a.l-I:Freeman,..East by : the lands of .
L. T. More; containing one hundred acres,. j:ke .
the sante more or% les?; Ipving 'thereon . .one
Dcvelling Barn and tlet.,Holises,:•
StreatnkOr Springs of Wafer,
,a.
quahlity,of . fruit' trees, and aibOut :forty' five,
acres of .improyethind. . •
Sefted . and taken in Exeention and- win he:
sold as the rircinerty of -John F. Lewisat. the
, • • JOHN. A. ELDRED • Shdriff
,SnEntrr's S,HIPPP.NI P4. - Y
l'Oruary 3d, A... D.; 063,'
Y:ArtitTUE of a writ of Pleurres Fieri
clue, issued out of the . .,Caurt of '.Common
:Pleas of .Cameron county, Pa. ) and • to•Me di
rectedj have•devied upriu expose to
public sale, at'the Court
,Honse in Shipperi; on
ti ' ninth day of Mardi, D., 1863;
at . one•o'cloek •P:.111.; the following described
Reel Estate, to wit: . - • •• •
All that certain piece or parcel of land: sit
uate in Gibson township, Cameron' county, Pri4.,
llontilled and 'dose; ihed as follows;
.beginnink, at.
post . onthe last, flank of ..the Driftwood
Creek t - thence North, : sevetity.degrees East, to :
a post, • being, an . original • course .of a
warrant siiryeyedto:David Grier (distance not:
known); thence South, sixty one - degrees East,
ninety'lline perches to a Chestnut. Oalrf thence
Smith; seventy four degrees. East, 11,8 perches'
to a White • Oak; thence .up the Said Drift"
Wood creek, by its several, courses and distan
ce, to- the place of beginning, containing. rq .
acres more or leis, about 40 acres .of which is•
• imprOved, and 'having erected :hereon. one Log
House, one Log and Board Shanty Stable, one
Well of Water' and some Apple Trees and
some Peach Trees;
. .
'. Seized and•taken Zxecution
. and will be'
•sold.ai ihe'pronerty of .George W.., Smith, at
.the suit of Churchill Waliely Johnson.:
sHEitiies OrEICE „
Febrerry ad'i A.D., 1803:
•
JOHN A• •EL DitED oSlteriff.
.ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
KrTERs OF ADMINISTRATION. havin g
T
b eof t.' t o the in t drit g ned On . . t h e
:Estate ot, P....1.-s A. Nowrit t tor (known as Pe
los k . ..llnotj. ideceased, lute of Lnfayet.to
township; 1 :11'1Coan ,county, • P g ., a ll persons
'indebted to, said estate are re qu ested to make
immediate pdyment,' atid'those- havin g claims
a g ainst the same will present them duly authe-,
tieated for settlement t rod allowance: ' n- "
.
Lafayette, Feb. 28; 1863
C:iln,(!ron k Jcyunty.
SHERIFF'S 'SALE.
!OYER I FFS. SALES.
SHER (EFS 'SALE
A pitAii AM AI6ERSON, : ..
Admiti iist . rd tor..