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Wtduefldfty, May-11» '1384.
OijMPiaW- "rz.l.
D^ j IWBI»IEV«*cr i Wopristtf;
RAHAM LINCOLN,
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'■ For Vice ;■President, .
HEW Q. CUR TX N
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• - C-M NOTICE. •
wld'toTDt L. Imbrie, present
\ 1 -I- Editor# Proprietor of thp Artfiu,
: lSpy>£epanta for Snbieription, AdTertising.&c.,
itt' ttbse iudebted lwiu please call and set
ftt’wlftj bin. |: /I- 1 SXCHOiSON,
- mmm m ■ ■ _ '■WCC
viovaL— .The briici
gen removed id jiha rtdm over
loiuraina’ Bragi Store, nearly
ite our oltf vfe may
iud at all times, ready to attend
m
'orpo.e
,i ' ( l»o loti
id wants of our friends and pa
■l (Entrance at the Nprth aide
if building. - i •
. ve Committee.
f/- .Viffcfabro will be a meeting'pf the Co.
Ek|ec|itiy.e GqinmittoOj at the Sheriff’s
in Bearer, oit Tuesday, May
i; 'l7th.| at Ip. v in., for the purpose of
, I tho time of the Coup'y Con
s veulion. Atoll attendance is request
. dd. I I>. L Imbrje, Ch-n.
' ' J’rfe -follosing are thenames of the
m ambers of the Committee:: *
l-Di L.*|mbrie, Ch’n, D.B.Shert,
-1 H Htce, a- Robert Scott,
i i l.And’w Wateraon, \ Thos. M.Standish,-
Sata'll Moorhead, , John -M. Shrodea, j :
’■Thbs.iM. M’Cord, ' W; W. Kerr.
* fthbe|t.Wallace. Jonathan Ph»l. ‘
Johns; Iferron, Samuel M’Malhawy,
GcovjM N. Tailor, > Geo. Bnuscher, ■
| Samuel A. Power, . Sherlock Stone, /
'• ’Samop Mitchell, . Joscph-Phillis, >
Jbhn(Cuthbertson. Jahies Warnock,
Si J.'grons, Ephraim Smith, ■—
Thosf Nicholson, Dr.,B. M. Roaa,
Jnhnf'A. Gibb. John Slants.
, Miltcm Lawrence, . John Wilson,
i Jjehn|iD. Christy,\. J, S. Rulao:
tb
trofti
“of ib'
Th«| Enemies of Out’ Republic.
' | T-pose/who acVin arms to overthrow
the ftephblic, ape not,' its (Wily enemies.
If we look. toV'a |piomenl at the whole
rhatler, wo will find -that' is beset on
all whir the . worst enemies, an<l
jots who try to deceive thbih selves
wit|' the false idea that they are-sound
patriots and;'good citizens. The eop
jper|iead; -ia .an bpeh and ai vowed, ene*
mywhilst l be inconsistently utters
Inprpi alii occasions 1 the deceitful lan*
gua|re of treason, ‘‘The ■ Constitution
as |t is. 1 , ap'd the Ifnidh as it) was.”—
. Sadi , instalfco, V&H.-uidigham,
WcpdSriud andhbeir followers, whd
wiio/ntpeiy claims to- bo a
Democrat fs the last lingering rerri
paijt ,which upheld l : Buchanan to the
las| moment of-his miserable and ini:
. ,bet| lojad inuiist rat ion,’ and under whom’
"wap jihgan in-the South for slavery.
’lut.thoro aro othoi enemies of the;
Republic who are -grossly culpable as
we|l as the ’base and malignant, who
eafis dirt.bcfojre the southern slave-ar
i«tccrat whom'ho acknowledges as
fa iqi superior. ih'e officer of the Gov
ernment, whether civil or military)
who either from corruptions, incompe
ten y, op carelessness, injures 01 p.o
-1 to the-interests of tlio'triuntry, in'
in|ts time of peril and .need is nnqnes
titihably its enemy, and whether he
sacrifices a pegiment, or whether in
ciiit offloo swindles the treasury 1 tiiro*
■ fraudulent -contracts, or by winking
atjCOrruplion that he may.gain ad van-
for himself or others, be - must
any will be set down ns a public enemy,
working- for the destruction bif the
Government which feeds him.
jjThe rnan whosoHj* his; ebfp, his
Steamer or his goods,’without caring
w| ether theygo; for the support of
Jeff. Davis or the Union, js a public'
•Dpmy, and should fx* treated as such)
Tt|d shoddy contractor isa public en->
oi4y and the very worst of that accur
se«i and detestedclass. In what way
dop it :;prbfit, tbe : Republic, How
- of her gallant and patriotic sons'
TUi»h to her rescue, if through shoddy
Infclothing, shoddy in arms,'shoddy
in|food,and shoddy.in ammunition,thef
•rjh of the -brave soldier is paralized?
l|he Govemrnent)should punish such'
; bale and heartless wretq'hes with the
Vh| orest punishment, and, tho ocorn
contempt bf a -virtuous and ih,»
:dignant people should/banwh such
o>|n fromsociety.
; SThe man who gatfibles in gold is a
• jn|bJic pnemy, for hi, not only’ games
>|,h the precidna metal, but hemuke<
tbfe credit, awl -in past the very fi nan
«it|L existence-of the Government, an
object of inevitable damage, that
thrift mayfollow -hisf wicked and ad
course.' . ;- [ ' -
fho man who sneers at and con*
every act the JuinJnsstra*!
tien, who croaks incessantly over the
| war, and denounces, its 'management
| : a'n|i objects; is an enemy of the fieri
f pablic. and notwithstanding he etaime
|ta|be a.tfne patriot, be is in troth giv
’ibg encouragement to treason, and
j w&keiuhg the 'strength .of thej@dv
•niinciit. 'J ■ ‘
7 "|n>* edbtrictor end anb*eontraoior,
tbn.&caTrf tW ppor, ,, ‘for
vntV ill-gotten gains, the extortioner
wbo takes advantsigpof the public ca
(amities'and necessities,; to charge/It
orbitant prices for jthe necessaries op,
life, are public enemies, and the ‘ nMs
chanfc,.miners or laborers
spire together to obtain dnreqgot|ablp|
and unjust wages, particnlarij'in'ttme 1
of the.nation’s trouble, are enemies of
thirßepubiic. •/: ;l - V .
; Irtfre dtp many .other jelaptespofifttf
emics, blit wo jshall ,fp'j tho _Lpres«.
ent only mention one more. Tbe>ex«*
travdgance of the t|m.'s is -■*£' terrible
crime against the Bppublic. The cap
Uol city of the nation, New Ybrk,
andapltbe great cities of the land
arc cursed \vith ; a ! cl assofthoughtless
who have grbwn
rich by shoddy contracts, by robbery
and plundef=df the i oldior, and of the
public bow reyellingipallthe
%nd splendor Of east
ern imbbbs|t|) thb great disgrace arid
injury^f 4 tne Republic. The people
I of the United JHStesi are now import
ing foreign goods, at the rate of more
and fifty millions
of dollars worth a year beyond our
exports, and the g rent : hulk of these
imports are absok te luxuries, which
could and should be dispensed with.
These ono-huridijod and fifty'mil
lions a year must, be-paid for in gold,
and every dollar thus imported and
consumed aids to increase the price of
gold, and the cost- of exchange, in
creases the ambnnjt of paper money,
makes, of course, jthe necessaries^of!
life Idcarer and dearer, and in every
wayjcpreeliy arid -indirectly cripples
and the ‘ Government.—
Wherever you see men or . women in
such a time indulging in extravagant
dress and jiitylo of living you may set
it down that their means of proenring
snehj things, were obtained,by„shoddy
contfacls, or public or private 'plun
der. * Wc are glad to see that at Wash
ington and elsewhere patriotic associa
tions are being formed to discourage
extravagance and i : to foster and en
courage a more suitable and propei*
mode of'living.! . i t;
I r ** , -
It s ,certa*n that thbj more wise and
virtuous arjd pa|r;oti,e of. our.Jpeople
( will upon the ' rockless, senseless
■ arid most wicked bourse of those ene
mies of, the Republic who'so f‘>'for
got their duty 10 their country, who
( indulge 1 now in jtheir extraordinary
display of lodeoent extravagance. 1
' Our Debt and Resources
, Nothing.has surprised or gratified
as moro f in the this wiir
■<ST tfiecdbiitry. I?re
-viousitoUio .breaking riot of the war
pur National;, expenses ’jtli'i not resje-.h
one hundred jnil ions yearly,', and the
National debt before the advent ot the
Buobauar. administration. was about
sixty nino millions.-.’ This debt, so in
significant. when corn pared with the
National debt of to-day, re
gairded as quite serious* and its in
crease as ruinous to the oountty. Du
ring the the
Expenses thro’
abruption,theft and
treachery, andythe debt correspond
•fingly enlarged! This increaie of debt
was one of the most effective arau
-1 , • ; j ; ‘ t 9 <■
menu against top Democratic party
| in iB6O, and 4 contributed no'little to
j the overthrow, jojf that party and to
Jour silvicess. IniUlio throe years that
have passed since? the inaugiiratibn'ot
the present, administration, this debt
has increased-sti the rate of three
hundred miUionl yearly, and now may
be safely set down at one billion of
dollars; Tliijs sum - seems enormous,
and-when compared wi'li the frugal! i
ty of the past is alarming indeed; bht
undeptanding, as the- country now
does,’.her great resources, even this
debt isj not regarded with apprehen
sion. Estimating'the debt at the close
ol the war to bo two billions, which
* „• t I ■ j . ; *
wo think f« a? very large estimatb.diow
many years, atj tho present rate of
taxation, will bo required to extin
guish it ? This question! is often and
uiixiously asked, and wo propose a
solution based upon present taxation
arid returns.- The Revenue law of
1862 was estimated and; intended to
yield of dollars,
but owing t!o various causes, principal
jly ilnperfect execution of the law, or
a-failure to comply with all its pro
visions, the actual receipts fell consid
erably below hundred millions. '
The law as modified by the j present
Congress, it »j thought,.will tot tail
to produce a revenue ofthreehundred
millions. Allowing ope hundred and
twenty millions yearly for the Ration
al debt, and We have loft one hundred
and eighty milllioos to apply to the
extinguishment of the 'debt which,
would discharge it in less than eleven
years. The above calculation!* based,
upon that the revenue
from all other sources would be suffi
cient fur the ordinary, or more proper
ly,actual expenses of the Government.
The WHC which, formerly yielded a
revenue of forty millions a year, will
yield at leutL'pne bo ndied millions.—
TW impevUtt the port
.
I,
f
in April, five millions,
and ondcrthe present rale of oath’*
i We
hive, &| Ud |lher
source* of rew.ift. Tbsjlale o£}pab
liq lan|i», a£qr I |p« >' th|.w*i,■
will &M revenue,
and tbo confiscullon of rebel property
will ptodoco still m are. . We can safe*
lycaloulatetbai te n millions at least
of the Government iodebtefinesslwill
■be-tjahceled evefy- ’ rewumnf
the loss: or destro cllbfc.in r>ariouW
I ways,! of its notes, bonda,obligationa
[and seem idea ji n the bands of ; .the
holders.. We have not .space to enu
merate a)I the'sour ?ee of revenue; but
|estimating and adding them all to
gether, we tbi ik" the entire revenue
I will not fail abort of five hundred.mil'
lion. The sqm.is indeed so large that
I -* ' * ,| | 9 ' * - *
we almost doubt he -possibility; yet
we are convinced the Result brill; show
an Increase: if a«ything over (oven
that amount.: We have left odt'ofthe
calculation the South entirely, ... Yet
when restored to their jaltegiaifc'b,] we
may. expect a coiisiaenibU revenue
from the Son thorn Stales. When the
war closes a new. i tnpelus will btflgiyr
en to every branch of mechanical art.
Improvements will be made in every
department .wl ich| contributes to Na
tional wealth; population will increase;
new lands bp chltiyatOcl, new mines of
Sealth oponeljand manufactories, the
real source ofJ our v’eallh, as well as
taxes, will spring up on every hand,
enriching the country and greatlyadd
ing to ils'resource s. ] Our debt is in
deed large, larger ,han we .ever dream
ed of. Yet our _ revenues are corre.-
ependirigly- iaijge, our resources, cor
respondingly grea * IWho.eyer dream |
ed that Boaverj county qould piodueoj
a revenue to the g< neral government of i
one hundred th'onr anil dollars a year;
iy.et it wiU y-lelcl that and more during
Hiiis year. , Yet ve arc nosbtmlencd
With taxes. We scaicoly notice orj
led the effect of tl is taxation.’’. Oil
and whiskjTpay a ccimdderable part of
that amount, ajid ;he increase on tho.se
articles;! if felt! is' neither serious nor'
■ / i' | * i
greatly detrimental to public interest
and public gooi,
t The tax on iiiucmes is, not burden.
Some, an«l yet llio j jield from that
isgrsater than old ecbn
- 5; ° ‘ - • .
mists ever dreamed coiild.be raised
from all sources. Bu ying never known
whol taxation-: wits; or what national
debt was, it is no wonder the nation
was alarmed at the expanses of the
war. Our dqbt itjtho cl(iae.,of the
war, will/ non equal the debt ..of .Ji). e
ingintu comparison
ealth and resources
It is but a lithe of
po.iii nations. We
ary struggle, tak
Clio inhabitants, i
of the tiomrtry.
the debt of Eir
arc notjyet bank
and wili not be, <
for years. A mi
flection 1 is all ilia'
the (cars of any
cry about our ent
dreadful fore hot
I ftivvly lraiU
reflecting' fool*. -
lion, groat in our
durance and im
in wealth, and ;
•- t ■ • 1
sources.
r The Dross Reform.
■Wo iiiolice lbs;t | the ladies of the
country have initiated what promise*
to bo x an import int- movement. We
allude to the gro it National Covenant,
oa League, 1 by \jfbich the women of
America intend to help our borne man
ufacturer.' iThe importance of the!
movement oanno; be easily over-e-li j
mated. ,It wou d j give loi our home"
manufactures j see| an impetus that
they would soon b 3 placed beyond the
reach of foreign c mipeiition. , *,
, There have! been several suchmove-j
ments inaugurate jin England at vari- 1
ouse periods of ii ;r history, and-al
ways with mark* success. Such 1 was
the law " of Paili mient enacted in the
retga iif Queen. Elizabeth, by which it
was- ordered tha i all. the dead should
be buried in woe Itn, in order to en
courage the in: nutaeturo of woolen
goodsj Another example is afforded
by the present - iecn Victoria, upon
the occasion of a great distress a
mongst the manutucturefs of a sort of
wookjij g'Kids The Queen ordered
a falljfuit of tin) article, and it was
arrnpsticed. that. Her Majesty would
appean on a cerlain day, arrayed in a'
full Court dyes:> of the r material in
quest!or. This scon set the other Ja
dies p: | the Cour ilo iai Italy thoexani*
pie qf the Queen* laud the consequence;
was mat . the it anufacturers bad as
raanjr ordew for I bcir goods as they
coudd supply.
Wo hope that our loyal Union wo.
men ; >f Americii yvill carry'out' the
grand idea which they have so amyl
oionsl i> I inaugurati «1. ;
JtosriqES or Peace.—Commis
sions or the following named persons
have licen received- at the Recorder's
office, vir B. 8. Imbrio. Johnston
Calbq inj Bbheit j&ttqq, Frederick
Walts, James ftous and Abraham BJ
.Wolf. !
cmr etiltltes a most I
. |j n nfnnnh^ffithat Gen.Graxt’s H KAtQDARTKu May Not quite one-half of t|ie. aHliy -JwM
G J i.JSg*■■l't*P ,e F i%ariifyei*neub^Wpitheewmjr po"!™- Burlwj
didarjpy upon GewLceand hisarmy his &en fogghtaei gJo fully up; and Gtineral
'of! antigen V&mot.- iCao* thewhole rtbefc«Pt»nt>|a«ut- h;,- command an affile;
* of l hlfc d*y tf'ereonljfa #aj Wtaoi upon the oncray at day-
w Lbqii pfStode-to-th# bloodiest workr-ki (fit . was heavy firing on
two idaya of hard fightipg. baa driven WillfelloW.tiwaonow. Reveille was dark. but it was ofshort duration.:
| his horde of savage; reW» . tbWai , d«.* b 1 ~nd P d * l ** and the *hord tUs it was hrought
and-witb ftir brave grmy patriot*^* the .Sfe.*
we bave no doubt will be able to tie- March from ChancOllorsville sriUtb afternoon, J jiVr‘CdliammOr
cure a splendid viof dry,' and in give weslwardly on lhe' road to read the : toltuwiDg telegram«rom thu
the last finishing blow to tberebellldp. Beereiary of war; ~.'
Leo, and will strike hi* biows against Rhad, Sedgw«ek corps fr&re ‘•o|n to Richmond.'’ Lee i Was In
the grand army of the rebels as rap- loiwbehiuf Warren - Gen. Sheridan full retreat, with Gens. Sedgwick,
idly afc pbssihiu, and at the same, time wjwi tWoncepirata Iho whole cavalry Uancockv'Rurnsjde. add. Warren.close
thatthd arriiy df the PolohJiiC i<ih , i ’
~ / * ■• . i . i . 1.. milds'iSoutbl-of ChancellorsvillO, and
motion towards the rebel c*p<to»i a jVpdd af4r
strong force will bow up the James SijnariV i Cavalry,, thd; main body of
river add the Peninsula, Thepmmdr ,wliicb| wits reported to be conceiftfeit
tal Be tier is at City Point, holding <4 AV differen t bodies had been in
„ [ ' i ■ t molion but ;» short tiiliO, When.at
Beauregard tpnot. | ■r , r ■ nik o’clek. topdmXame In!i ifiU
i In tUe West. Sherman; has jpnshe.i b.jti, the Turnpike hud Plank; rokfs.
his gallant army ofjtho Cumberland running parallel from thisVicirrityto !
beyond fTttnnol Hill IU thedirediop of Otongo Court House,
Dsltonin llie ht.miof Ending Johristbii.l ■Wfre., advancing waft:.
T .. ; , jv. , , f T . _ artillery towards us. from near Old
H is understood that a n 'd N /w y er diersville. li ' X
who hds never suecessftilly made a jgenerals Grant and Meade came up
stand any where, has fallenj i back jto frpnt Germania otders Were
Atlanta Georgia, and if be should aU «s«ued lei hall the various colnraijs. of
tempt {to reinforce Leo,die will r .i te, » <PW :
r _l , i. ■ -i. ■ V for battle, at, tins p»i\t, A command-
Gen Cox to meet him on the way.— j ni , ridge, funijing from the iKirth-
Cox has moved iipLfrj>tn yfest |Viigm~; west to the' son:beast, across =bptb ;
ia more than a week ago, and \yill r.| ads-over • jw'iiich the eneirny Were
soon be beard from. fOTlierevef that at vabcing, about half a mile to. the
-X. WWt ot this point, offered , a fine posi
runner goes he is surc to t yL, , or tll / formation of a ba&e.
haye Sherman ana Thomas pressing fpjht, and wns selected for tliis i'mr
hard , upon His retreating cnluimns puse. Sedgwick nss ordered tp lake
Let tis hope qnd triitstjin 1 (Gkd, who ilie right,' iVarren 'tho center,’ and
rules in the ration's of the caVtli, lliiit Jf at, , c to come Up on
~, •?--•■; j • t. r tie left. Warren and beugwickf grit'
thfe phms of our commgndcr-.h.ch.yf 'eloyen and
wiiu tho bra vatu rul .noble patriots in ncoliflller was lieard in
his may be Ruccpiwfiil aiul tHa* ile front: ; About nfHm General War
sooh wetnay bavo the;cheering news r^.n '*** . -to push Crriffln's
the rebellion has boom crushed, and d^ i ' J " *> rw !V‘ a l ° tl'e nght and left
v tt • . 4 x s| 1 of the. turnpike and I ascertainhwbat
the Union j • t tl e cilemy were about- Burtlett’s
—-—: brigade! moved up to the letirdind
MM==PW_l
Piipl by any moans,
ibonld tho war last
•pie review and re
. is required to/quiet
>npi; Tins continual
•rmous dent,'arid its
ini's, comes, exdu
rfj ami ignorant, un
\Vo are yet as a na
armies, grout in on
iJelerminaiion, great
daily in re
=
Concert for the Benefit of the La
dies',Soldier s’ Aid Society
| The singing ela«» in Beaver, under
the Superintendence of 'Prof's. Cola
and Borden, tvfft give a Concert! for
tlie-benefit of the Ladies’ Sol die re’
Aid Society, ot^ Friday eVeni ng, May t
ISth, in the j-Prosbytermn Church, t
commencing at 7i p. m:' The ‘
class has bcenjwcll drilled ,inmusic, |
amlj we have hopoubt the entertain
ment will be nnc. Pi'df.j Colo has (
proved himself a most s.OcceJssfill add j,
competent, toucher, |ahd is ;oi|e of the '
finest Ijbpb '
appealing
j:We tru-i
111 rt'.tvae
uf-> h«4s'
be o!
ts cet faintly a wohhy 6ne, *
in, the generosity of nil; ahd
thin, in addition to the music
lion*, wilNiiotliail to ilrrv a f
The price ofudinUsion ; will
25 ',enla. !." |i 1 1 , . / ’
kinds «i School B
stationery to ha had at June t
Ron's, in the North- sast corner iff the 4
diamond. Also Blank Deeds,' long j
and short, double arid winkle 1 -i Mort- >
stage. double and single, Legal j paper, 1
bill paper, account paper, blotting pa- J
pen and a good atsortmon t ofivall pa- ;
per, together with all the monthly, (
Magazines, Barper, Atlantic’, Knick
erl-ocker, Gndcy’s. Lady's Oook. Ar. 1
thnr's Homo. Lady's 'Friend. Peter- j
son’s;. Magazine, Fia’.nl|; Leslie’s, Keen ;
ord of Fashions,’ Mad 1 Demorest Push- 'i
ions, BallonV, Mountain
Prince, and . the £|liila(lelpliia,' New'
'York, and Boston weekly papfers, and
Pittsburg daily papers. [ -'•*( . L .
: - '-4—|-f i‘' •••’•• J [ -
J; Q. Andetdsjw, of the, 17th
Pa. Cavalry has roedved bis eommis*
s'foti as Lfeut. Colonel olf live regiment,
and » now jwjtiivgGolonel id the ah
serce of Col. Kellogg-. I We -, hope to
hear a good account of the Major dur
ins this caippuigdJ fite 1 hgs been
tried, and has proved himeclf tp-.bc a I
bravo, skillful und feurleiis officer. •. 1
■ ■ :!i -I' •• • ■ -ij.
Sword Prese.ttatiov.— Wo learn
from a correspondent that the mem
bers of Co, P, T4oth 'P.V'., presented
Lieut. Purdy With'pn ’elegant sWofd,
as a token of their esteem and,respect
for liim an a trqyi and soldier. Lieut.:
P. is a true and. faithful and.
vv.e feel assured that be will not do
• - i . . • , - ';* | a . ,;t
anything that will dishonor ho sword.
WASrHtKQTejf, May 9th, 4 p: m.—A
bearer of dispatches 'frofm: General
Meade’s Headquarters has just reach*
ml here. He states that Lee’s army
commenced falling buck on Friday,
night, and our army commenced the
puisuit on Saturday.’ The rebels
were in fall retreat ft: Richmond .n'tt>e
direct road. Gen. Hancock passed
through Spottsylyapiajf Court .House
at daylight yesterday! j : j
Our headquartersaihoon yesterday!
were twenty mHes south or the battle
field. We occupied Piedeiicksburg.
The depot for oigr wounded is estab 1 -
li—lied at.Fredericksburg.' „■
4 General Butferrs stiff' hold ; «ig. the
line of railroad between
and- Richmond, ; preventing
gard from reinforcing Lee.;
; ■ ring]* firm n»?« •
•nd fifty tbom>«nd dbllan
tb«Londot TTmcafor'A’d'
•lyera' [regulars to the fight o|fj [jibe
oad, S weiiier’a following, in reserve
After advancing about three quarters
b: .a mlle.Uhey suddenly found [ihem
«lye9 r by a well.formed
'«rbng rebel position, on a thickly
wooded ridge, A severe fight cn*ued.
Out r two brigades held .their ground,
againstevidently greater numbers, for
nearly art hour,' butj the enemy sue
needed in overlapping Ayers’ regular
biigudbahd forcing it back pi'ecipi
4»e#i v i
, I OurtjloBfl: in this affuir. was qnrte
A}*W 1 and i Bartlett"* brr*
glades,'principally, suffered. If;a] del-;
!itfc figures can, r.o y be given;,but..
e total will probably not exerted six|
mdr'ed in killed, wo'li ruled and ipiss I
K- im:LUVint|niuv mroFlrntfilrcu:
isoner*. Uaneoell's corps j" had;
on ordered, to turn off the’ r|ad : he
urtcd ouj, |on, rtnd niarch over, a
osrt road as rapidly , art possible' for
is point, to cotnpieto the lino, of,
iAbout three o’cloclt in the after-,!
njoouy alter; the fight in thocente' - bad;l
closed,[a mjbvcnieijt.by- the enemy j
discovered,i evidently [meant to |throw; j
aj:force be!ween HaNpork and the re-,
mainder of, therafnr.y. Getty's Divis
ion.of Sedgtfick's Corps wasroideicd 1
it onee |t« stay thit dangetbns de-j
yonstmtion. ' Ilsncoek’s nifvartccl
I rived just in time <\o forrri with
etty’s to the left rtnd righijof the j
[ttrtk ;i Road, leading' directly from |
haneollorsville to j Orange; Court!
pose. General Grant .ordered theniu
I'attabk the advancing enemy- in pr4l
;r tc giyo thej remainingDiyisibn of!
uncopk-'s Corps tone to conns up and ]
rm. . They did so; 'and beertnieal!
ice ho*ly ynguged ip woods >0! thick
iat it; was a almost impossible [lb au
nice iii line
•Birney’s Division of the Second
Orps ii soon cante up,~ and quibkly
irnicd op the right of Getty, Barlow's
ilrid Gibbon’s Divisions formed a sec-,
ond line. As they came up, tlie one 1
my !n Vast,force [pressed energetical
ly and repeatedly oni the front, arid rt
most furious rnu-ket fight continued
lor nearly two, hours. The heavy
prober and dense undergrowth renl
(red, the; use of artillery impossible,
id -poly a few rounds froml.heavy.
eccsjwere fired [on either side. ‘But
Vo vipfenec; the muske'ry surpassed
eryuiing in the history -of the Ar
y of I the JPotofnae. [ /I -
Dnrjlirte rtteatffly hehl fts grernmi nn
the jwhole Corps was formed,; wheti
! nightfall prevented an /advance on our
art; and put an end lojthre
F.adewortb's Divisiory- and a brig
ade of Robinson's; Dry! son, under
command of Geif. Rotiinstm. wer-ebr
dcred to tage iho 1 enemy in front of
Hancock; by the rightiflank, hut rtiirk-!
jivas also, prevented tlrtrlull execution
of this fign-t. ' • . ; j ; 1 ‘
j: The loss bar left wHf prrtbabTy reacß
Otic ihonrtand. ineiadinji' General Ale»-
andejr .Uayß, killed, and Cofr. SK /Car
rol and Tyler are ainoiig Uio wounded I
fl aucotrk’n men behaved most admira,
hly. l F'rtth New York Cavalry;
jrt inivartcfitg' on the; road to ‘ Parker’s
store, 1 was [ attacked by a; . superior
lorcblin tho mbrnhig, and driven back
tyilh considerable loss. General Sber-
inks, and
.Robing-
(Ilan' sent & message to general|Mi'ado,
(in the evening to the effect .be'
I had mat part of Stuart’s cavufyy, and
| nav driving, them fn' every diij^c-tio^i!
The events of to-day may be sum
med up a& follows; General Lee-nrado
two atuerapte to cut our army In two;
both on tbd right and left by getting
between the nver jand Warner's ahd
sedgwiek’s corps, with only part of
Burnside's across on thel one side and
between General Hancock's Corps and
tpe remainderof the army on theqth
er,that bewaa foiled in both purposes
and that the, my has barn conceit.
big Iwowell
Mie hundred
I *. y«*f to
If
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[.These Bonds *Ee issued under'the Act•.of
Congress!of, 1864. which - provides
that all Bonds issued under thia Act sh|sll be
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by or under any
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ersmcnlijat anyperiod not laa than Jen nor mart
than'/pfti/ years’ from their date, 1 and.until.their
redemption FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
WILL BjBvPAID IN COIN, on Bonds of not
over one lulhdred dollars annunally andjou all
Either Bonds' sithi-annually. The interest is
payable i oa- tho &st days of March [and Sep*
tember ip eachyear.v - ; |-^.-
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j As these Bohtl* are. 1 1 . ['' '
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| raio.i of {tas leivics 1 in various parts of the
[ (:ojuntry[.' , V I ; ._j l !' [ 1 ,1
Atthe present rite of premium; on gowfuey
W ■'!. ■ I I ' - ' •'/' : ''L:
j.. OVER EIGHT PER GENT /INTEREST |
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pt rmanent or temporary investment. I j
j It is! believed that no securities offer :SO,
t great inducements to lender* as thejvarious
descriptions j of TJJ S. bonds. In all other
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while I for the debts of the United States the
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{i that the total Funded liebt of the ; Untied
States [oh -which interest is payable! in gold,
on the dd day of March, 1864, was $/|5B, 90p,-
i'DO. The interest on'[this debt fop- the tfejm
thing yeas will bo $45,937\126,
while the customs revenue in gold for* be
current fiscal year, ending June 3Uth,lB(j4, lias
been so,far|at the rate;of over 100,060,000 ;>or
annuim' r I i ■ 1 ' ‘. i 1
| It will be seen that even the present g >IJ
revenues if the Government are largely in
excessiof the wants of the Treasury 'for the
payment of gold interest, while the recent n- ,
crease Jbf (he tariff will doubtless raisethem
anal receipts from customs pn the same a
mount of importations, to $l3O,OOO|OOC rcr
annum'. j ' ’| f i 1 J . ( j
| Instructions tot he National Banks acting
as loan agents We're not, issued fromtileCnited
Slate Treasury uni ill March 2fyj'b|ut in :he
first three weeks fif April the subscriptions'
averaged ; ! nfiTre |han TEN XILLIOXS - A
week ■; j' -v i ■ ! |•: ■ •
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank of Pittsbar)|h/
Third National Bank of Pittsburahj
“ AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS T. j
I which arc depositaries of Public money, and;
all . |l' r . ■ ;j
RESPECTABLE BAXES AND BANKERS
throughout the country, (acting as agent of
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[ Afford '.Every Facility to Suberibtn. •
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I LICENSE NOTICE.
T IS(T. of applicants for License at June'
l i Term, 1804.
' j- i T.NSa OK TAVEHSr: , ! |
; Hennr Bimber.... -.Pliillipaburgh boro,
MiebMljKemp............Rochester fbbro,
i. William J0hn5t0n........ do
R.R.Baker.. ...Economy, - I
M*0kJ0hn8t0n... , ......-..Hanovertp, '
Andrew Sweauy ......„Qreene tp. I
1 Daniel Barnard . .Xcw Bt ighfon hurt,
I I ,i»n4 Johnstow. Bearer »j>,' ’■
Henry Ankeny.......... Bridge water, bor ’
‘SimbnCottorui...........Economy tp] .!
' George Proudley..Bridgewater bor.
pOBEX,L IIQCOR3 1N QUANTITIES NOT
; ( LEdS THAN ONE QUART* With! OTHER
i, OOriMJ ■" \if J ;
| j ■Jbhn A8er......... ..Fairriew, Ohio /
I Wm.Breitenstein.......Economy tp r i '
Peter,Angel....;....,.^.Bridge water Bor;
• Geo. C. Speyerer.......Rochester boro.
mayll,’C4 JOHN! A. FRAZIER, Clk
PUBLIC VENDUE.
A LL THE HOUSEHOLD GOODSiof the
X i. of- 0«L UiCHtan P; Robkrts,
deo’d.,i will be soli at j public vendue,: at the
I >oU *« bf U. Hlce, Esq.; in Beaver, on j'
( ' TJJESDA Y, MA Y 2ith, .180*, |
Commencing at 9 o’clock, embracing. Be*
■ ’ Hedding,Boreaua,’EcWes.Chsirs,
Mirrors, Harpers, Cnpboard- ware, Baggy,
Hmess. etc., etc. Credit given. with" appro*
ved senaritv. - I v 1 ■ Wi* HEN»t“
.. j - : BxMnt*r..
itmt Jbater &aiieh a, folloK,- *
8:30 ». *.. ArriT*» ii PUubnJif L;i
-2:20-iv k; - ..<§: u |f b^f- iftOo,
6:64 r. jit.. l i, ,
.:?:!■ v Ooiso West— ' 8:5(1
fcar< Pittilimgk a> fillom • I'-
piTrsmmo, ft. wAHFTchwaoo
: RflJsKeafof Station -Goiso^ 9t
, ' Leaves Rochester Arr ..W!
Ist Brigh’n Accom. fiito a: * ' -
Sd.BngU’n 1 •«,. 12:80 fc H *• *.
•• fcoo>; *Tn >•».
'•ail, i • &13p. n. '[
let. Express, . 1:05 a. x.i Vvs , •^•
>a Express 5t:05 r.\. J' *•
o.aeia’ti*i|, * 5:45 p. „ l 9 :;S» *■
, doiAti Wist— /“■»■».'
~ViJ ' Air, si Roei mi ' [
(rtstlfos Accom. 2:16 p. y „
Utßrigh’uAccom. 9:16 a.m. iiitli ••
2d Brigh’n •< 12:00 m/ ’ i'm * -1 '
«•>••••• •• 4:?op. M..::;?i|;>
4th , «« •• . ■ 8:40 >.,k. *
Ist Express, < 1:» a. u . lti d S-M
2d Express, ffltV
■-'.'.•-I -P APQ. BRADLEY, Snpt.'Ti) l •
als, .Uiplomas, Certificate!!, Trcmraiak
Teslithoßiala, bare beeu received from rub 7
tfhS aonrces, both .Public and Vrivite. t
• Self-r Adjusting and Adjustable! Tie oatj
frringer With the Patent, Cog-ffteel It«r;U.
tot, tor mining both tolls together acXj whiei
positively prevents the rolls tfom breaking ot •
titistijig on the abaft.! tt fa" hofoalyfT pet.
feet Wriuiter, blit the Cog-wheels .gin o'- s i
powerj which tenders it a mss Eridlmt -I
Wosher/presaing and • separating, i» j, jd M i~ 1
the dir% o with the*w«lp- froei - rite' ciitbee;'
Itaying dryer, whitpr/anj saoatJn-ibsa’
when -'wrung” byhaaU The truer rJa b»-
pressed from large tied ;m!! -ar-if/ei, easier,/ ••
quicker,, and more thoreisj'v.y tfnji by the or- ’
dinary. old-fashioned- -,, '
straining, and clothes vr« r— • -
.TBe Cog-wheels preterit !t!l -twitt 'm\
of clothes by the fricticW of the tbits Ctlr.ui
jng of] stitches by twistihg v ’ " |
Without Cog-wheels, the ;.whu>, sttfa at
farcing the cloth'thicugli fhe Maemieupu ■■
upon the lower roll, and the- cloth is juut Vi
act irij the place .of j Cog-.w heels;'to. drive A*
upper roll, causing a diuch greater strain up
on the fewer roll than when Cog-wheel?. -with
ohr IVtent Kegijlalor.lye used.'beiide- tiie ex
tra strain, upon-the cloth. ‘ A Good tjanvaeier
wanted in.every \own. Liberal iodnbeiaeM
offered, | and exclusive aale^uarsnteelf.
I i ,U. CiBROWISG. Agjjnt.
r • 347 Brodway, New) Vork
'VTSL G. WOLF. Am in.
-'Bbwjogh towhshjp..
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May ,llt ’34
Notice in the. Orphans'Co-art
The following' appraisements under the if.
of Assembly, of the, Hlhuf April, iSoi, t:
properly, allowed to be retkined by a wia*w
of. children of a decedent, f to the iTilae’jf
sBoo.'>er*e beea frled in tbe OlEce of the Cleri
of the , Orellana’ Court, of .Beaver county
and approved niti. - . , ■ '*■
■ Persopstf property to amount ..of, js2oo, I;
widow of .Joh4 M.Xukens, dec’C;pfß«l»
ter boTo, .Vary Lukens, Adra'rs, ' ■
Aipount of caeli- f 240, ole tViHo be rettit-.
ed by| widow of feenj. ; McGaffick*Jece»«i-
JeSBu|M’6affick,\?Br.B. M'Gaffick aadAsdnv
MGttffick,Ex'rs. I ‘
- Personal property tffa.cbutrt of.ir-l 45-105
by widow of Josicli Todd;' JobnSlsntt, £»},
Executor, 5 ' • .iK
T- al tv"— — of S3-'*o, k;
.'ersonal property, t > amount, of S3X’,
by widow of Sftm’li -Kelly, laie oftheibornaji
if| Jiew Brightpn,'ilec«;a.ie>l. , RoS-t. JUfyrf
and Jf.' NT. Williams, jAdm'rs. / ; | ,
Persona' .property t o amount of s ; 3j!s SMS,
by w-idow of ' Joseph | Alcorn, Moon ip., dfc
ceased. Jas. SraitA. Adtu'r. .j|
Pciponal property 16 imouiijt $3 ),j>, by-lls
ry Cpwan, Qreene,tp-’' James Brittain. Adnt
Personal property to .amdunt tjf jj'.-O, i.'
widow of James Carothers, Greensjt?., 3',
ceased. i,RobfWhitebill, Adm’r. , j ‘
jPersonal property to amount of $3!O, lj;
widow of John >\. .Braden, Raccoon' tp..de
ceaitpd. Rebecca Braden, Adm>i.
Perianal property to amount of $3OO, If
widow i.of IlarTOy Gamble, Greta i ip., i*".
ceased.|BosannWli Gamble, -Admri, • '
Personal property to imount o.' $133 3MW.
and balance Oui of real estate in tiwrtott
Conniy to amount of $3OO, by widow rf.w-
M’Kean, deo’d. Henry Kirkpatrick. Ada't-
JOHN A. FRIZIEEi
‘ I'liefa.
j May'li, 18G4.
B VER ss; '•[!_
IN the Orphans' Cifarl in and {or At count;
*of Bearer, before ihellon. Juigt 3 of t 0 . 3.
Court. ,In tbp mntfer cf exception 3 10 ,■
account of Agnes Carothers andicye Cared
.era, Administrators of the estatejof : Job'-* C* -
rotiers, dec’d., who. was A®mlnts{r»tn cf ul
estate of Jatnes*tarolhers,.dec'd.: ii" ' j
. And now. to wit, Feb. 24th, tee Court j
appoint' Janies 8. Rutan, Eaq.. so 'AuditortJi
take testimony and'report thc f4ct|3 on the w
ccptions.~ [A true. Extract, j f: ! .
, i • JOIINvA. FBAZIER; Clerk-
The, Auditor above ainel vj*
attend to the duties bf his appointm;n! si ll
office (in the Court Holt sc, in Bearer. on Tnd'
day the 31st day of Sjay, at 10 o'clock, 16-'
at which time parties interested, and theitd'
tornies, will attend if they think propp
. • mayll’Gl > J. b. RUT AN, Aujiiion
X>ividend. IVo. 13* I
J f Bank or Bkatsr CotsiM
: :, ’ .New Brighton, May 3,1864. . iif--
f | iHE President and Directors of tU" «-
''■l hare'this declared a DIVIDE" ,
POUR Pfiß OE.Vf. upon its Capital ?»«*•s
of the profits of the-last 6.ttonths,;,}>*? 'j
to.Stoctholdera or their leg%l reprcsei^i* tlT
on demand. EDKABD HOOP'-.
;■ aayHj’Si , Cas*. l^
STRAYED OR STOLEM.;
ON Saturday, May Ist. from tbe? u
ere, at Uomewood Station. io BiJ
tp i a medium sized bay, tiofsei .wji>“ ‘ ( j,-
mane land t ail; 8 years old, and blio-*
left eye, Any parson returning f
ing infetmatfon where hp can be fopni.
be liberally rewarded by '■ I ,-n
mayll.’B*. ,J FATTEBSOSj-V^
Do You Want Employ«n e n«r ,
I OFFER a pleasant business for ib» PP, ( \
and Summer, with large
ay new circular, eoatainiugfuli '
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