The Beaver Argus., June 01, 1864, Image 1

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INIB ME, Pl* iii.:fie.t9r;
•" r fop President In 1864,
JBBAHAM .‘tin calll,;
" • <ol’ ILMNOIS, / o • •• y ■
’’ FbP Vice President, ~f
AtfDRJBW Q. CURTIN
’f " ' ”7&.at PBSSSTLVAKIA. ; . ~
g e£ tver County Fair.
V f .\ir of THE BEAVEB COUNTY
T VOraCULTtTRAE SOCIETY, will be held
A hc j #ir Qrouhds,; near Beaver, on -
‘ir-.hiesdav. Thursday, and Friday,
' *’sfat Slsfi 2'M and 2M, 1864.
Competition is invited from adjoiningicounties.
/ HAiiP SHEET.r-We owe ourflread.
ers n-u Apnlogy this week for: baying
ti send out a half ' sheejl. We arc,
cwnpeM to do this,. ovring to ’the
«arcity of paper... ! r - ■
Agricultural Meeting
g-1,0 Board cf Managers of the Bear.
m County Agricultural; Society : mct
paiuanlto notice, Majr 38th,:1864i^V'
On ’motion, Uie Preroipift List -land
Rnie& and 1 Regulations] : for tbo -lost
Fair- were, taken up* and* remodeled
the priu'mums to ho offered at the .
r.cst Fair acg. considerable., larger * d
tlmajhfretofore. many pf. them being |
' oi-vn doubled upon 1 the vespec- : '/* .. q
' r “ oi ' -; I . ' Ihave been pvci
’ passed, that there b|> a]^°P le ba
Trottir.': each diiy.of- the I‘Viff| “ lr “ P ei
„ ;) ,l thaupcre be a .»J»o.-oiipo. *•
li„m offered lor tft have nob
-Wr. eSd.ibit.od by the^ady
■’ -X, ' , ‘glorious stnigt
fie Con,peti|on '• . fW*! jl
(’Jr ;.’i ihu several piemtb mif offered ; aud wlj
J (booming' fair, 'jjo fi.vjtod front; 1 ™ 51
rwUu-M&yc'- it may cohie.and- partiep- i ed * nlQ ‘jk B ■ .
larlv from the adjoining counties.. ■ vleh-cduntiy.
, . , . ?' i- The enormity of'the guilt which
Rorulauon passed tohavc a eontin-,: . ;
,-y • . . , ■ „ ~ ' has aided and given encouragement
nous ■ aavurtiscmciit in men of) our : " P • . ! , ..
r- -L. " -r «t -• ,;X »' .('■ to a-conspiracy against, the - very exf
County papers, of the timn, &c v of ■ ■■ } ' ° «u„t i
, 1 - . r I . ~ : Lienee of i the greatest Republic that
bolding our next Fair, and U<at„-tnej ; ! , . , > . . „_-a I
T „ , i ’ Uvcr cX s»cd,iilher in ancient or mod
same bo paid lor from now until after ■ >'■ ’ ■ , ..
. ./ , ' . : . orn,times, eapnot be properly or ■
’jL an ',. -u. estimated.*- 'These in’en bad bpenljy- i
On motion adjourned. ■ •- ■ ..< .*, - • ‘
ROBERT NELSON, Presli- pigged thcitsblyes, do .support. ti j
John B; Young; fW j ‘ ' IdeniocralittpHneiplcH and ; to ?npp.orL
>■ • • ■■■■..•— »; j with all their po-.ver, ino principles pi
[Foajns i Beaver Asjccs.j j universal eqiality, urging .it as the
BaicaTON, JI ay 30, t 64. 1 distinctiva pcculiitrity of their party, j
To Hon. .TnoM.vn • and"constantly denying_ toother polit-
Kd; The }sj«t Bearer .-L’rtrvv ahnounees; icr.l organisations <j<jnal devotion and
*-r efcetioii (jsiiicra-; sincerity in support., of Aids great
>m'-'lht3 ■ District'.! Republic. ; •• ‘i i
v. qiiesticns of tlic I The Sduti
iiur -Luiot!, Isa-Imado no s;
, inturo peace, wall wicked (lesid
r-ofise .».• forti Tho Congress of'\v|hi«*U ■ vronld still><|
t i, cn r J
(in.-light \i would ho as agi-cc-aldo to) v^r - ir.strur
y-.a;'a*it, would be to .n-ipry citizens,; ( j- rty
tiovl you makc>k;io\vn, -through Ui&; (Pf.tVnnc’.dsi
at an early cfay, ycimopinii.i.fe 1 taa n y l>ccn)
ap| limy art you iv,mld. takfc: in,Con.] ir^-‘to pp-'.
gross. .|f elected, Oil some of the prom • p, 0 r dei - It
inent quest ions -.a using ;out rof this l/ once 0 - r ect<
war; and likely to ecmifo Se/ore tho |^ u jj {cm
TT&xt ’Congress foi' ‘decisi'm.., 1 know i-Xortbern l!
your speech at Now Brighton, pending 0 j { r(
ilie lust GeloGer election-; is full aitd ’ j >e p liraucr
explicit on, Uie snl joet of the war', and t. 0 ,- r ,,p,t{on
. the'support-dud tlic Cidvomnient in its r ,- U yV f;
prosecution to the! subjcclinh of trea- 'leaders Ni
• son and rebcllidttj. but there arc other: (<ricc a£
’ questions of .perhaps no Jess i'npo r |i.weakc ;ved
lance, -which many would tike to hear ; should be
.more tally and particularly, trom rouj
upon. It.is not necessary that I should \ , ,
' . i , - 1 ' f so-ca lod
’ specify them. Some of; them are..cm-,i bel , ea l
braced in' tbo mjotto you, proclaimed,! - .‘j
as yours, you urged thc 1
people to suppjoH,. in- your speech | J
above referred to, ll Tbe Co.iistitu-!. „TJ
1’ | •; . f . ■ ,{ ion of tui
lion,as it is, and) thje tJmon as itl was. \ U { :
“1 take this motto against traitohs and i . , ’ , ,
I - ' ,i ;',r .i .-y , „ icrumblo
treason eveiwwnere.NortlvanaSioulii. j., ..
-.. . . f, ! the ihst
An edilona) leader of tuo last --ird'U-5; .
i . - again t-
v«n n* a Candida'*; u
i.rr i'T j •■jtiijrv'w? fr
4s. !<► aUjprohahflU
pi.nuoatiioi
i C’a* s.
allude? to this uadttoMtrniy j Tn lhc cxc | tem ent.of their to.
serve for » parly rallying cry to cheat |. J y ~i ctory won by that Prince
and deceive the, &c./ 5 " i brag Lam amt liars, Beaurega r
f . You *nay / ‘ l ’T k - a9 } ! withftei thousand men over the nor
' explanation is due to the pcppW-tfod to 0 j Scvontv ' un(ler command ,
'yourself,’of your adoption of the iml L rtal Anderson, the traitor
ly.ng cry , of the Democrat,c parly, thre lt eie d invasion of the North.fn.
• at this time, and whether or ho i^ l:bjnga Uon They 'would, }fu
; givcit the samp meaning bud import^ lhel l- d l s W was 1 to ovorthow this free
which members of that party do.. } Rep Ui C; axic ] their democratic frichd*
Lam . limthe North, under ihc leadership of
“B iPhUßißus Ukum. Ydl/aniigham^/Seymour, Woodward
.anJj' others,- were oi suchdepigos, and
stood ready to give them such' ait >as
was in their power. i
--Thor organs of that corrupt pf
have endeavored to apologize tor,,
ana 1 in cvj.ry ’Stay extenuated t,ho j
of tncW xrta have been st
cd‘ in ar d whoso- bauds j
been |n d are no v. reeking wi th t
of jranrdeted patriots.: All their;
sure has been reserved for: thht I
A'dmi nistration and those vacant
diets of the .Republic - who hre
drivi ig back thp armies’ of robe
' anil who,Stand in .tho breach w
traitors, North and South,
ing tho. oationaji edifice. Tseyj,
cent: lihly erititied, in somoHe a 1 causer,
to the earnest. sand hearty Of ]
every Norther o| man whose’ soijl was 1
hot steeped ini treason, and even par
tisans might halve relaxed their pppo
:siUpn whep the! life of the nation was
H mpeVi!led.. Many noble and ptjtriotio
v ' tSttArvofficial report of tbo tolled
_anjd pounded hi the.late ’ battes J upj id
May 25th, present dhe facts that jt,r
00b men were killed, 25,000 wounded,
[ and 5,000 missing—the latter includes
Stragglers-and It is also
stated,on the same accurate authority,
that nptpioro than ton per "cent, have
been dangerously wounded, and 1 tfaat
- ailargo number" will boVcady fqr tbc
' field within jtho, nest two yfeefcs.—
This slatement should go fair. to soothe
the anxiety of thousands who are
, iinterested. =in the fate dind Condition
, ,’Of those brave defenders of th° fi a g-
* Yaskee Liberality. —lJp'.to with
in a week. lb a subscriptions made Ip
the fatvd.fthrtho relief of the. Buffer
ing- ilaesacljusetis.
ibo. §90*343;
Whii* an cYrdenco n{ the Siting,-glow-
W»g patriotißra’jWrid philanthropy, of
’ Bay
I .
■^r
•i iov%
it l
Voi.
t)B the VjSrdlot' irfi
Hlstdry? , t." j
Heroafler '”hei.- lfa<; American po6.
pie arid the fricmis of human freedom
throughout the world;, stall. sit- in
judgment , npijn 1 be. conduct of ;tbe
men who,'in ibo pmoof the nation’s
trouble clairh to.ead the Democratic
party, their solemn decision will bo
otie of 'dbso ute condemnation.' ; So
utterly ;dfrelict to virtue hh i W pa
triotism havo those men.become, so
exclusively and entirely influenced ,b’
selfish, venal at d unprincipled -r
poses,: that riot sven this rhijp)*
hellion.: for tire overthrow of/
public, with all its,Jn'oiho r
can lift tbefe up from
I. - .• _ j ' 1 * ' ,
low stand point Iror
[all the '
f bavo so long, '
; paths ot \>y
| have'! c ojr
What WiU
. - ••• '
*; .' ■;'■•, -' ,'"i L ,;'f' _.vi ~: ,'V*!r. T '.• - {?.«•»&?*: -~ -*".‘‘!-~;-~-V- i:;j<:,<
‘ISTo. Q;4; ' h; : -j - Ejfe.ay&p* 1/ : :;. ; .7 ,rf!' Es
V irf iiehji’imng edpori ir to ai^party
obligations, have <(ck ~ ; < lrjh«^TW,
they will have .heir re^f
''rjjvatof their 15«» "Stirte
Timondatioi > of
Vmerica./ following,, DOmi®tibn
•«tKc falsely call ;j^lpgte*]^^j»«pr
At iy and nhblnWfiHgly Chicago for LioaßCo
•I this most foul and
j . V ~ N. .aaynilj oCsAWwwl
-order that some jBB . o*Benerid|ipl
n« may here- u m, J&wtoh B%ffla
-d, no con tenden t|
- iiifa- Mf»ulTtdh wayMhpaatt
ui
ajs:4s
foa
\ jton
t Mv
-i _
5*
:'l v I
;y to- !
this Rc
;bd*r;jbS«)i^B
mean and
I 1 , .
which they viefr
ifisßueJ;. 'these men
iodden in; the muddy
jal iniquity, that they
1 to grofel on in life
:ttesmen and patriots
ry where arousing tho
1 1tie against despotism
re are many of those
the Democratic party
y hurst jlhe shdckles,
j to parliicpate in the
:;!o, and have redeemed
rom the lasting shame
ieh must forever e'lihg
etly of indirectly plny
tuis ot treason against
iorn Slave despots 'have
cret; of their base and
,;ns. With one hand"thcy_
down fijis free llepuhlic,
luce to'u|>ject->la,vory - the
aonls who had done their
The poor whites wore to be
:d as they bad always, vir-;
, apd a.military despotism
erected bn nnr Southern
: that despotism could be
od, European Govcrhmcts
d it a hearty support, anc
troubles created by tho.|,en :
oc Government, claiming tn.
rats, would present atiylin
by wlrafc might remain of
naiily. 'Xny, the traitor
orth and South have throat
: itato until lihe free, Stjites,
,'by di visioji and dissentiDn,
torn in’piece's'. £■ '
rthern Demooeratic leaders
1) knows all about this. Tto
lers have openly proclaimed
lenlion. Particularly jailor
o.f Fort Sumter were
id out spoken, having no vis
a approachmg day of fetntu-
In the national cannon sabald
that lortjress ,int|o ddst; and
Itcd flag, of the free~slintfld
umphantly waive over its ru
tienjirifling sApori ye to
ibgeland obligations, have Sow
they will have .heir
Approval: of their country'
J• • ~J !■ j . J S w
ibo’|pmmondatipi, o£Ab
mbs of America. /
‘demUgognea tcKc
eeVvos | ©ethowbt i,
aide d aud'fabeul l
jinn itoiral rcbellioi
pool ■; piiitry part f
jifte r be possibly' i<
den ation can- fi !
Jrnbiis conduct. T 1
par lotiod for lot y
iertk slave pd yer t i
•jea# 1
the gove>nftooi'
do 89
.lofted trease
eepest wrong
tinst.liberty
1 never bo foi
• American p
Unilera wise
b Union arm
f; foes of humi
aut,jtlii3 uni
»j>e, wifi be'
srrible rotribu
4> - e j so faf f
lieif country
|rfcmioB. < The!
intempt of a!
'ostj surely a"
falsely call thcm-
V and nnblnWfiHgly
;d this most foul and
itiy in order that some
designs rr.ny here
iccomplislied, no con
,ly mark their iiifa
'hoy could htiV'e been
g devotion to SdAt&-
IT they'had manfdliy
I'JMjttt tMy have not
bptf haye i
■n by a thou-and nots ,
• is-tlieir grave offense!
ilnd’'humanity, which
gotten or forgiven- by
•oplc;
eor
I of (
jig l
i oa i
th
averruling Providence|
6«, advancing against!
,n Ireedoni, undot'Gen*
inly rebellion/ with its
soon crushed; then, a
lion awaits those who
irgotten their duty to
as to conspire’ with its
withering scorn and
1 good and wise men
ails them.
n
I tc*
1 h f
01
b
jThe Draft
■'die followiiij
: rafted in
: ay la»f to fill
: all for 700,00|)
, BrtiGtrrox J
Muip’nun -ft.- wi
l.iu;dh Ph ill is,|
I?, llliodes. r
Gheenf. Tt>:
uel M'Kee, .
Alox
pher C. Mans
.Miller. Sanuu
Re td,-Jacob
Ice}',, George
Edward Mint
|Poe., Win, M;
IBro\vn,:.lohn
George; Penn
ryjj-afnble, "
in on.
ia fcea-frer County.
|g is a list of persons'
Brighton on \Tedncs
the doficency ic» the
mon
Civ — John •U. Hays,
kii-Unian, 9am,uel
Stuck, Charles
Robert Leeper, Sam-j
obn' Cambul 1; Thomas j
antler M’Coy, Christo-j
m, James Allison. Janies ■
1 D. lliohcy, Cohort T. i
Vmircws, George M'Ca.s- i
Js'ush, Saiuncl Manor. !
s 7 Fietor Cook, Ulii'li-ill.j
Sniowdcii, .Rev. Walter j
j.. GjOiiklc, Pn-B|ly Shane,'
.A|mlrew Havshc, Heir-
ohn. A m-
Tp Juries- I. . D*oads,
U-iliJnsori, D:\vid P9U,
]',r;t:di'r., VTin. Hold', jji*. ,
VEii Tp.—Jolni Connin'".".
crost.AVm. A. Sn.illi..lohn j
In Crillispie, Jjilm lliirbi |
‘ - I
Raccoon
eonfo L.-
Montrose M
Sorrrr Be.
Jueob S. 'i ro;
'Court, Marl 1
MU.
vicki. Y Tr —Jcbn >l’Far
I Julih.-iolii Biiiji'r V:o^ - ».
—Jolllt'S M'Cl.i.iUix k, Joint
t.t Hiinlonbmigli; u '
TER Bnun John Winner,!
me*. Walter W. .Marathi
■u.fF, Henry Jqli n*on., John
.her Dudlap, Charles Or.
Nouru Se
stnd, RiHiiiV
Moon Tin
Cdchiao, jfo
Bnirn/EWA
James S B:
Jbhiv Woojj
Button, \y j
'Moore.' 1
.'fp.—Genryc Straw back-
Wallace. Jlii-hael Wallace,
le.Erigalhard Auslunrich
ncKLY Tp—Robert Gra'
, Skiles, Ream M’Koe. Ilcn
'horaas C Smith, George
’ Fi tax k cl
op., William
Johk L. Ty
; Xew.Sfe’
ham. Robe r
ry Blinn,
; Miller.
Indepeni
Wm. M. tit
I Potts, Hi
ESCe, Tp.— Joseph Gafnet,|
ed, David Hindman, Noah;
h Moore, Hesscii OnatoltJ
lewickly, Moon, Bridge
ough,! Franklin, Now Se
i- Independence Districts;
one 6th, 186 J.
i Green, Raccoon and South
striets, [report' 01; Juno 7tb;
o Provost Marshal’s officer
North
water Bi
wiekly.
report d;
Bright
Beaver
1864, at
is l
i ton,l Pa. >
New Bri
Ihristian C ommission j i
‘ ! . ' , • “ 1 | I
-od work of providing fojr
itnd wounded soldiers every
cS3 bravely of.. Increased
I ■ met with corresponding
Among the iiiany ; boxes.
u. s.
IThe f; 1
our sic
\v lions,
demand i
supply,
filled ■will
rcquiretl i
all the numerous unifies
n the. hotpiuls scfit fromtbia
onghtho tr.. Christian Corn
)»>e. just forwarded deserves
the result of an effort on
place, t
'mission
notice
if some of the more juvenile
the par
porliot
a porti
>f oar neighborhood. W bile
11 of the means to procure the
wore!donated by others, the
irere prepared by Misses Ella
tlio M’Lean, Sadie Somers,
Ison, Sadie Earns ey arid* Mary
Among the contents were the
matcridl
articles
and 4
Mary V
Taylotj.
follow! i
Shirts. .
irty
ajid
;uilt
eep
lavo
load
. >• | .
..............10j8Jankct,.......1 1
'. TiSlings, for arm....... 5
........ 6 Calico pillow slips... .4
5...,..i 4.G00d-lint, 1ba,.i...,..7i
b)ts, prs... 5 Pillows’.mdslips...... ti
:s, (With' , , Jars pickles 5
Towels ..
Sheets.....
Draws, p
Woolen w
Houses ii
. ■ need Ic;
Ginghoia
Cprast’o
Besid yi
tracts,
cen
6yal
:-sol-
isi etc....-....; 7jTestaments!
i li’dkfsu .4 Boston and soda
x ifdrina lb 12l crackers; 1b5’...... 7
! largo number; of raagazineS (
apers, letter paper, envelope!?,
thread, &e. - ' j|/, i
now
non,
rhllst
fault*.
[were
per.ci
■ 5NGED.— James ■W. Ami pews,
jleadei of the New York ripta
past, has been, convicted,’uhd
led to^ingSirigfor,three years,
tied incUiDjg Ui not. btit adjivit
|yobel «yn)(p«*fci'o».f - ; - ;'l '-ri
• ■ Ses
the rii
in Jab
«cnter
,He-da
ted nil
/feet*!
je rfr.r^ 1
ird In the
/-men, and in
tbo fataro.li
fiat os for tho»
■- Thoßejjnbl
met in thui «it
following,,
ai^'Oglbsby,
Chicago for lii
dale, ot,',Bt. 0
N. .Haynil, of;
Jas. O. .Benerf
hfori JfbWtor,
tendent| ;Ej*6'
Mpulltoh war
nmu atjlargf j- i-: , ~
;The .'dtjad the acts
V)f,iHe‘A-* irt
atl ■** ' war,
-the*. rKational tin
4om ct> , iheiPreaident’a
EmancipaiiooP’ as’i'l«g».t
imatij ‘ Jw£r thei urge ;i UjajE, the
nWof the negn soldiers is war
ranted by, tbo uflj of civilized war,
express- 1 he lopli a that the acta of,
the Qortrnmcn' ivo; been,jin the
main, .iygh'ly ci idvp: to jlhe sup
pressidtvbf the Xcnti rebellion,arid
eoifdially detlarq. i| Abraham Lincoln
receives ibiqlnonunation of Ihb BaltiV
I moVcfCopyehtiarl that they (Willi give
him their Wo9t 6'upport. ..
''■ . j,: V,
SrHArtrsß, jj, T. M
TheCnibn PUrtmUivan Co
met here to-day;f;The, follow
liuionvwas adopted by acel
the Convention Rising and
heartily? | 1- - ; .
' JfedtrcffiThatmhis Cbijreti
proving the Administration
ham Liripojri integrit
triotio efforts the
which he ionndilk existence
• v*L i'i'&L* * J--
mangr u>n
| eronci
ljOflk‘o,
Stated
Unida:
Th
noon
•count
gllk'w
w., \y
anii t’
: Atnor
I. r.; j
] iiriii i
Tib]d I
j itirs.
I pliant
else, and! was i-iipiiirpu:
| JAUusipiis ro [’resident
t<> the,.piidsppCt- ot"nnivdr
ty the spealcef's,. never jtai
doi v n ,ilV|e. lii.use.
| Mr. BrcckonnUge was!
one «>f l|u' delegates'tnnri
two from capo b
al fristrict, to represent (
k: it ns o'tp&enlueky -al :Up
Convinfioni ■‘ r , |
The Uotijreniion pa«BC'l
ini; resijiiuion:- • 1 - . , -
Jiesoll-et), Tii.it the Un
.Keiifuelky. i'u‘ c-onvenliul
are for thoj preservation
nance of the. Union, :tli(
of the Uonsiiuiti,oh ; ,an'd
lion of iho : rebellion wit
gani to: whal these, obje
: The proceedings of to
were hat rionious. and*
’ ■■ iV. '
a'slioi
li 1
onto'. ■" ;(
~ ... . Columbus Oiiio, 3l»y - 29fi
| j ThdlStalb Convention v was largely
dttendW nrul ciitliuranic ami. har
monious. All tlio comities ,were, re
presented but two. OoJonelj'jTl R-
Staiiltjyi of Vinton, «aa President,
‘ami due Vico Preside it from each
Congressional , f District. Secretury,
C. A |j3enediet; of Cuy ibagp* and one j
i\ssistaiit Secretary for each Supreme ■
District 1 ' " - -
)• . '] 9fI|^IIKAXIOMS. ; ;
•jUgc. full term, Luther Day,.of
Potjtigo' i ctuuly, by acclamation.—
The ■ rules wefC sUsp ;nM'ed, and, Mr
Wjiite, |>f Clark couilt;’,-was tloelaroJ
tliofrioniineo. fo,r t{ic short, lerin; Hot
unc"v|.Wilder, by ncch matipnj for va
cancy by resignation. .On j inotinirof ,
Juifgo JohpsOn, Win. Hcnfy [jjbwelt',
ot |Jamilton, \vns nominated «for Sec
retary of live' State Col. '. William
Ritjiiardsbn, of' Monr ie,for ’Attorney
General} Col. Moses 1 rally, of Fultotu
forlCciinplollyn of tlio [Treasury; Pbib I
lip |Hersirig,.of ■ Angla ze, fobl member
B’jiafd Puolie Works, long term; Jos.
M'cloro, prescril incum Dent,for vacancy.
Scnulqriai Elector® Jchn!jP. Bcir
vebhi’Or^b,tvfl'<«uatV','J f 6Hn'>A. Miug
baln, of‘Harrison ,cp£nty. j ’’ |
| Delegates, W ; . King, Ex-Goyernprs
Dennison and Tod, of Columbus, Do
ldnb.l and G. Y., Dpieey, Alternated.
J' T. Sbryoek, of Za.icsviljC; G‘. B
34ontey,jp¥ Clpvelabc; Ir. tCrl [Wooster,
of Huron county.: • y. i ;
. Tlio resolutions passed - renew
ploidgbfii -td ■ sustain the Governrrtent
wtih, mien.apd money;, tosuppress, tup-;
rebellion; recoi.imeiids the, rpnomina"
ilofi'of Abraham Li icoln.bji thy ,Na
tiolai Cnnventif»n; ; the
country on live sueposs of pur arms;
returns' thanks to the Afmv and
vy; pledges the; support. of the Ohio,
Union mcnjlotho nijcasures 1 of adijain
i s trail or. Of Ab ra hafn Lincoln, andrap
proves *ofc th e Jp the fpohf
stytution lo jTnpke a 1 States free! |
I : |y.r ~ r ■
«9rTbo Hon- Joshua-R., Giddings,
Wo) American Co asul-GenprM, drop*
iordsad at Mon real, Priday -lpst.
■ ' ' -■■ 3 > l ; !■ , ,• •: r
in
Battle Between Butler Beau j
;* :; ' regtfaßy Brow^lsht
LtentCommandihgLowry, of the
dhtnejatn’ea river, Sunday Warning,
Hay 22d, and arrived in Washington
oncthe'foydwinelTuesd'■ Se States
Oral
eanlt.apou.uen \ Batlcf>ceniVe r com*
roandedby Ge&. Gill more, on Salar
day liiight, by troonlight. ; Dopp ra«
viirea proteot' the work* in front '6T
Cren Batler’a; rij'tit nnd |ettfhfcnee the
I attack was’ tnade oxeictsively•. opithp
j cenjro. i Beauregard la<J r the assaulV
hlng coliiirtin in person.force aU
f'tbge|b ; et on m berpd atleaat 40,000
fmen,and} they -were all massed and
thrown inio this fight. .. }“•. I
tv-.*:
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UM
Conv«
Kt'miH]
'•26.,.:
antion
Jotho
jßfcb-
Sr !
•I
♦to.J.
aditor,
jTrfeas
itToirih-
(sj'j Gen. ■’•]
i Wmrßrj
•fe|«6r,.S^
$
&Tj for At
Uthe, for]
ntofiSa]
otions. : 1
d tor £oi)
B.W.
igress*
;P”- , J l^, : n^.??s' mli® -tlv ,1 cavalry j infanlfy- and artillery to ad6 their jbest to bring ft^t.:rf
mumped. sist , an yatta C 16 bo mad f up- eve blithe nbey *hav^'
7-i° r -t^ l9 n ?l™n ?P[on him. , The. remainder though in theinatanc#\:
f is pfwrf-ng'iftnvftpi with rapidity. H o f ; t i ic „Voai riot in Jnlv laat.it waa V
ter.eS qftrt .wti! f|» enerhy. massed, A ,*«. dl.patcji .dated -T o’clock j.“ c( J ro hf JiVcs 'and million*
was Wit hin the- best ppss'We distance! Iv.un Headqnar- d j- n yobei-tydind| Ue'en'deßlrbrod'by tho -
and rhngo when the word- wtojgrtep;;i M>gahick Ch i«h. has alp, beenJ ° t^al £ Vddrlssed
anu the 1 death dcahrg canpoiv opened lt repofts that everything rJJJJ, ■ Cit ii steps as-*U , -
along our whole Centre. , i proes oii firielv. iS?eat her clear i •;;{•*?« (' 1 ' . •,’
•.. In-anlln«Unttho Mttt footing 0 r ( The tmbps come upWaprdly " & iwii £ action k
ceased; thydcfiantcoh.mn advanced no am n n j. re at spiflts, and the army indicated Utho Albany Atlqf -
a wilf be beyond ’ho Pamnnky jt*y noon. ■ ■ > U J organ,/ which
deft pf it to - oii^tho : ln. {■
Beauregard rallied ifew menij W;the ■ Ho USOi vvit|h a force variously report- I Congress to abandon their seats aiut
breach, and .again and agjin klilnmre . e d"fro«.S6,o(W to JUO.QCO. men: W :ck ; i £ , \ J he re| - tba lr|- pres. /
hurled the defiant traitors) back. ..Tho ba Wa.« brigade*. ot easily 1S;. S^fctid'!n VW I
tnitlie lasted two hours,, closing about | are - a there. 1 | j teelion of the beonle’a liberties.] This"
midnight, and- was probably oneof j •..Tht'aißpaltbjjinber Mates that af, j * e iutiobaivliu|usJe tittcl;od tytho "
the most desperate for tiic I fett i K ; n o { Hanover Ferry yesterday. p^ oaUl . p i ui ;o o tj: ti te (iovernor, plainly
time it occupied, and the number Of,, wc seventy-live cavalrynien., J-j-, t4 ‘^ liis w y {t .,i nnrposei Whetfa
men ehga^cd,that has occurred uunng U(lin?r ; k; x officers, who say ihalji,. ft be ,l.>rb sL-ce.sslhl limn bo
vi‘ 'li i» : : * ihq rebtl cavalry M oxccc>ln\glj‘ - l > ! hitlscruv- t'.oeii -In - exeimiingit, |9 -1-
: I ieri| S ;is little-doubt Viat. Beamo- p, O Age-bpiotv ours on ev-i l -i;t ' () . fcc i ee j:,; j Ccrfainiy no miti, ■!
gard Was. wn.forced for this obca>iohl 6rV oc( , us i„„., ,j ;■., _ ‘j V.■>’ tiue ibvp ot conulrv in bH -
the hope of oyerpoaertng pen. , A dispatch ' from Q'en. j leal , t „ O „Hi tSciihik -if sivcii a]thing4--
;y 27—On m. f near palhi*, .(ra|,’To : jjj L cxjMd.iient of t’ho.iwisorupn*
iris that.. thh . enemy. d w<;owjnng", j ( , lls ,pf r { n j, d|eniagnug»c who. would
i move to.. • roaK-bed/ to '| al a,h tioie hesitate to climb dnto tho
)cl: bid ..forces at Dallas. Opr • SP |i<i of powetjever the ruins of the .
nc.R ir.et tho enemy, -.and, pressed ' Rfp'ublic.'' ft - |,i •'. : ‘f ;
em back.ahont- three.' miles, to the.- 3 ev ,.; um c ; st 4 but to bc : the nexi
.hTi where the roads fork lo^;AtJ ant :l .Vp I . eS j ( [g, l ,j a i Candidate" of those *vho t
id. Marietta, jllpr.o.' Johnston has ap . m , - u yi r ,;Vtivul sympathy with'the
rongilih.6. b ofparapets of timhorj [hheliiou. ti’irci instances turned ft;
gainst •'j.Mnja'iKl it may. be that he ha.*» -
chosen : i%b»sliw>t-h.p»i-. to..recuperate-biq
[ ay 25.
tvbhlion
ngreso
ikmatioti,
cheering
itiotiv ap
i>f Abra«
,* and pn*
rebf-Uion
upoji his'
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've;j'}-n :
Jil ' d tn Mh' Vf lK«ft^33lMfc
fifom tli.e.fav -- tnej< ww , --. •; .JjecraJary.ol. ',!■_• *7-■ 4,.' l „ !,■' ■. f .~; ,
upon the centre. in Masses,- «nd »«re.[ • • . -\s _. ■,! — Toe. <P v}
lii'd'fired upon .unCT. nthr enough to he.] New Ypa-Kjltny -S-y-Thp Ttara.j 'p lme V O.JI li. Siougb
mowed ‘down Command!; special con asjiondent,*. who lefi-’tl.o ;, toh ' .glgf ari ns-the
or Lott'vv ' stirs ho saw the ewemv's i frojit at. noon on W.eaneS'fjyr,,,..-about <■ ..' 1..- f -■■ ~.. • , X ■.■» ;■ tf-pi-i'
away. ooeaf j Uie ti.no that Secretary-StanWs )pt ; Ml
W the other.' jho whole affair -is a despatch horn 'Grant, was.; dated. t»>:a ; lun staivj| in • the army tor the ifo.o
-| hompl'ele success'on tlio pari of Gen.,| our unity was about fto move on tliej , na e;l I j ;
Butler, and lias proved -awfully : exi-enemy's works, and two hours uftor . . ~
' pens!vci to »4nregard |-G ' • j,i i he heard heavy cannonading and |
i l .. FsißTUESsMo.Nß6^sM|ay'24ir^ i P.^.—; j musketry firing on bar-left: ~- ; (elide
> Tl'io slcaiberiTlioinas Powell, General j pinr.ADTrnWTi.t, JfiyiSO —'The Inqiii- j our A
, bujUr’s dispatch boal| has just .arriv- ■ rer |i as a dGp.ftch, dnted Headqmir»tas fob
j ed. and reports everything qipet. j| ors Anhv ol the. Potomac, cn route \desire
| There’has been no hghiipg;'!<ir.c|e ba : t- j (f) jpehinond, via Hanover -Ferry; ! feolm
i ntdaj* pigh G yvhe'p.’ froin. the i M. a . v -5-7, six . o'clock, ’tv m... statingition,
J counts the' hivemy jrcc*\iybd a fte V e J? j that the, whole- array* ; wa* a«;ai f n in*; lot-hc
i punishment ifor their attempted nijxht j G<mi. Hancock* bolnir in. od« j tend
! surprise. They buried Ih'tir dead wider ; vano? ' .: : .V . ‘*-\ .p- .* • . ( wl{g
\n flag of truce. ,- . , i,; : i The ai;my 'moves With a celerity jWh
!.', hATEST.-yO p. i m.-r-This morning i ncvei J Vim known : before. Hep cvi. ivole.-
Gen. Giltmoro. w6pt:o.\it pn. h reeotf- thought, >ve were going l to l-Majoi
noisanco, anibato:3o a.|m. t met .the j url j pjg ] e ftlnnd give him battlebn j 41;- -st
enemy in some force, and after an ea-, tho >ij or{ h side of the Sotuh. AnnaGyfan
•£a£C rnont of hour andf» half, hej . {ic j, s j^ut'^cr.ieraied T ■ mid, b}^?■, I
■ completely touted" 1 them. Onr loss 1S *we will be witliin four hours j ■
very slighGi It is reported that he,ar- ip. !irt .p, :pf Ricf.ipond. ' . • 1 f
ly half of Beauregard r Iforces left ': Goce getticgGce in bis works,' we t
hiin' yesterday, and marched towards g, ( co : und Ins fttink and into hi* reaiv
Richmond, prohahly to reinforce. Lee. ; I ...
i Tiid'rebels have made nine'attacks on _
our entVcnc)»incPts; anu havfe been re- 1
pulsed each time. ; ’ j .‘ f
rfdei
uppia.
inc-fti: !u)d
ul freedom
ed to biirig.
appointed °
the State al *'
'on>rrc«nion- j
he Repnbli-’
> BaJunuird.
T 1
the (follow-| j
lion men of
ii a-*>iemt‘Kiii
ij>nnd mainte-j
i supremacy*!
the desiruc-']
bout TCr
cts may cost.
3
cry ebthusi.
t ' ;
The Praft of July Ist.
■ Tho Eastern papers are urging then
readers to bear in. fnind the impbrt-|
ant fact that > : draft’ will.be madcj
un'doV th<T National 1 laws on ; the i cents. •.
.smg Avant|, pf ; ouY ? armies in the field.! k , r ) y ’ 01 ., Old Cunijsfty Shop-single i
Tjiislliact was 'n:ulo known some time tprjjgts'ho' cents, of package,of S tick
since, bnt, appears; to have" been over- et s for Bt;., . , , . '-N
shaddtWd iby mWo exciting. On Wednesday, the; Ist day ofi
Lest it should ,bej forgotten ahd lok June, it is intended tp open the Fair
: ' r , immediate v.--after the inauguration
I sight of, the Provost Marshal General, ceremoniea J th*. 'Auditorium; ; To
| Hftys, the I Philadolphiu Gcizdfty hA* ■ <rnin ntiminion to each hftll„ op ihut
\hom ‘the- ifolbwin", telegraphic dis-j cveijjrtg, two of’the above monUoneil!
natcli to his assistants throughout t.ckets will be required, }fo goods
*!> „ : ii- : i will be sold on that evening. ,
.the conntn. ..j. •• • Tickets admitting jchrldren rfnder
,WAtoM3|roSr, May 19,1864. ijg years of ago to etioh of the build-
To Major C.-G.) Gilbert, A A. ft M, ings, except tho Lining -Hall and tho
Gen., Philadelphia—Co|dcr with ybnr .Anditorium, vvill be sold at 10 cents:
State authorities latid endeavor to get each. I , .i . C* i--
the different districas and sub-districts. The. price of.'tickets to. the Audi
fo commeneo raising men at once, , torium will be regulated according |to
with a view to the new call referred the nature of-the tfntertatnmonlft aid
to in disjintcb rif yesterdaj from, the will bo announced -iVjjm time tp time.
Secretary of Wjar. to General Dix.— i., t' '
It will he greatly to the advantage of The Biggest Well jx Oildoji
llio’ differdht twyiis, counties, &c-, loj On the subject of djig flowing oil wells,;
. save ihnn br commencing immediate-jj the Oil City Register remarks of;
ly- oft assumed quotas: Spat? mo- efforts] Hammond w«dl< recently opened: ■
to complete thqirovltnon (if enrollment] “At, first, so great t was the amount
at tbb earliest ppssble da!y., The ex ' of, water, that therp iyas considerable j
act bew-quotas vtill betya'based upon trouble in exhausting it But now it!
it. t’wwil iESepbrtcd|l)y tholOtlV of isflowjng oil, and blearing itself rice.
J Tin i : *I. . ly from the water. It.ispsfimatod to]
1: (Signady j' FatV flow nearly] 600 barrels of oil per day, j
r T ProyPSt Marshal'General. and oVer’7so barrels of water and oil, |
\ I —•— — j withia fair prospect of an increase —r |
' adrTi io| Ilnitejl States Christian j This makes it' the largest.producing;
Cpirnnisiaioh received on Monday from well 1 in the Oil region. The NbblcJ
: the Boston Exchange a subscription’ well is producing scarcely 500 barrels 1
!'drfifrtjH sevpnjlhttpdred dpllara in aid|per day.. The Maple Shade iscaTcel’y
’of tha wtittndpd sOldlert. . \‘;,i ‘ ■ |lsobsrr«ls of oil. . .!-■
MINIM
NE
tfe jSsS®?/'!;*'!
.• t • .dsrXso y - v •■ ■•■'j' ,-:f
£ £»&&s■ I
’ IJ -
. i' j *
.•..1.'1.-.n'fV'iT:!
•ii;
!
.tatolish.'
T._ '
|'!‘ TVASSiiNcxo.v, Maj| 0.50 p. m.
4 ita*. Gen. Dix:-p-Att dfficial d|s*
patch from.tho ~ j He«i- i Quarters
of ib© jwn»y -fit- ibe ; Potomac, at
Mngubuk Church, ten ..miles froth'
Hanover town, dated yesterday of j
ternoon y 5 p- M.; baej -just been receiy J
iod. army was with-i
drawn to ihenorthlside of the North
j Anna Thurfdaypightj andrhoycd to
Hanover’town, the, place de
| signed for crossing the Pamuhky.
1 At ,4 o'clock yesterday (Briday)
‘mornittjg,- Sheridan Twtih'tho Ist.and
2d divisions j of : «tya|ry, look ; posses
sion of the Hanover TeiiJ and Han
overlown,' only a rebel
videtto The Ist divisi' of'the’.9th
Prices of Admission the Sahita
ry Pah at Pittsburg 1
i The Etfooulite Committee lias /fired
the followihj; schedule iot prices for
admission to ihe Fair:
To Floral Hall, 50 cents. :
To dining room, including meal. 50
. „
• "-
i'i
SR
-t ids TirtsS' av*'
0.-j» ! ''gi* •■;■•■
>*d*etiNEmi«vh»emd-,«li- jw.;Ofj|p,.:. I
toft®**
■ : iJt ij&s£gul to ‘mw*
Specisl ottices 2S gtr east. :
.nidt,rit*»f ? 'i : ; r- i.'w :;:; ;-j. *.w ■
• : Basinet* cards, .7$ i«*nU>V Use, per-yeafti '
; Marriages and Deatlijv’ Beligioug, Political ' .
imd ether Notice- o|: a}. public. .
MEE
t. -
a IS -1:8
Conflict feetween Federal
v Yfltate Authority. \ ,
Eversince t|io >i ebellion 1 jaroke\oni
Governor S*»j,pour. has been: Uyiyg
to! bring the authority of ihp Stale of
No.w Yprk itito a' con Act, with' tbatof>
tpifPederai? Government,, \ '
is the Governor himself T>cnt ctv this,
but ho is surrohiidM by
imatgd
by‘tUiB:n>ear,B |o
which!, contemplates an ..the • copse* r
bf resplutd rcsistanc® by the '
[State to ihe pbwcjr and^au»orl)3p;^r. ■'
[ * jio Federal,. Goy ",
lin the [North, whereb}* the Southern
jytebellion will have « new chance of
UspwcMr.'P''”'';;"'-; ■'.V
|i Such a conflict. Governor Seymour
land his uiifecrapail.bns' advUers, whp»e
ftTfi
f-r-i -
I !i£;L . occurred In rnv
lent yes terday which may4'Ave s
lev to open the eyes of some o
\'eniont, copperheads. -It \va
Jow.i: 1110 men ou tlie regimen
i-Jtii -give ah expression of on;
ibs i i regard.,to- fhe cpnyng o.lec
jnnicqrenliy vI arranged a bai
: x," and selected- an officer to,Hi
lo~!it, ,r.nd ; aUp wed, all the mo:
desired to .v-pt? to putuvlbei
iiekels. • r 'lioi result was: Toti
l-asl), 35G. For A.’ Lincoln. 295
r-General <JJeprge B. MeClellar
battering. 2,Qf. . Almost! every v«
yoted for .A. Lincoln.
iET.lliat (o>;. — The Sp ri ngffei
in.) ftWadithn, discussing- (lie la
practice of' .retaliation, mw,oii.ih
, fdllojvvina historical parahel; '
iWrinjg the war of 15145 there .W
noirmlaitco of retaliation by thainfli
i tiorj of' death.• though .-the. ngUfr t wi
lrepcntecily~H.f!seidcd -in -i|jo Sifting*
H'i’ho ipostVsiyofcworthy i
jstance! tya» wlieln. after the. bunicj
1 -Queetjsi|mvn,' the ‘ British select
| t'.ycnty-jtliree Irish prisoners to be se
1 to Epgiivnihand tried Tor '-high tre
; son , IjScdtt tly oatenefl retaliation, a
jan'eqnal number- of llHtish prison!
jiVere to await the fate
jjlho Trisih The. / British there up
! impriso|ruid fdrly-six Americans; a
forty six, Bnt.ishotticers wore iin rue
. aleiv selected ind keep as hostage
i iifeir !’ isa.lky and restoration. !}
, maUer'finaliy subsided with noexe
firm 'bn either; ■ ! i~
.11 ——»• . ! -
I, fiSTA Nhslliviile.Aetteri'writer.'t
|t his story: ' oAn Episcopal clergyr
who was ejectedJTrom his pulpit
disloyalty!, lasthwhek, asked Getn
Rossean to replace ram par
and’ hrk appeal seas hackodmy an i
nest fehueal/to the General from G
dp Sn.mli, of Kootpeky, who’ has
ken temporary hnpervision of
ChurCjh in 'the State. The Bis!
[‘who, is a loyal than, had obtainc
promise from tiro clergyman tha
would roivJ, the prayer, for the P
I dent,! and thought! he had bet let
allowed to go hack to his pulp
But . the Geh'erai 1 called ltd nle,
man Into his and, aftercare
(ng hW sviid tllndingdhat bo was a
el at! heart, he ■ positively, refuse
reverse the dj-dor joi expulsion.
the!
1 ii 1 , ; \. ~~ •. l .j
■jgy-Lieut. Gen. Pembertpn
rc;bcl General in command of V
bury when captured’bj G.on. Grs
bus resigned jhis’cbmnmsion as,!
General, undjacceptod tl>e.Lieut,
bneicy of a regiment of artillery
;c«f|isujje ,he’ pas received tor his
duct of the Vicksburg «wge.?»ni
c%usi‘ ofsuoli action.. 4“ ' ; ;j
1 ,7 ''.•
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113
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and