The Beaver Argus., June 22, 1864, Image 1

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'ARDS PLAIDS,
LAIW-ES,
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DE
HP, of Pliiiir Black and
AnJ a full i
yarning Drcas Goods,
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[paper than ever.
iHGES ! I SHOES !
SHOES ’
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“ Bain
;ress Gaiter's;
lord “ ,
Boot#
Morocco
Arid il 'rfjv
assortment- of children’s.
very cheap,
H ATSp'FliO W’ERS; RU;
ni.d Rt UROifO- p£, S) VT
tU)SKr»rs,
CilliH
PAT VARIETY; :
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s' Hats end* Caps. Son
Umbrellas.
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Wan and bo'
fe'filc,C’ottoii:ipi* Prciich
Gi|igharp- “ ,
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•'FORtli;;*':&na DOMESTIC DRY
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V.TEItIyLY.
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u« > ca-«» before buying nwl examine
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pr:c«& ; ■ . r
. Alt gopud!.\Varr»uted to giro Satisfaction,
'A ■ ■* * ’ • • •
sr ' / litvMmber the filnc'c [
iwroTrs qiieap store,
in The Diamond
r OF
ÜbGHESTER. PA.
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LIST
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‘Cr. Pal., J\
Uenj ■
.Vi m |
' Marg't J
Christian.
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j or a >:j £ ?
'nh Ahure
ton Vo.av«
*n V A,*i
?rt Gcnrjjo
lss Ot;f>Tge
*»s Misa c
OF LETTERS
in (Uo Post Office at Roches-*
.tk.lat, 180 tj vi' •
jMellorJackawt ' ." i.
!>laye ‘ Itebeccai ! :r -'f
. i i.MiUcrMrsOcorge
3 jMhofieU David
C' ■ i Powell Sarah } ■
Rhodes John
iSi afford Jna I)
> : ij'lSwJUi sliarßUcn"
r., f jSroithl Miss/Sophia
m jSte'wilrt RX;J ■ ‘
jScoHllolm s'. ,
jWintcrsgill Jblm
A hVhewlei - Henry, 5
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T. M; T.
flurinj-tl
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LVKa
_ CTOUY.
expect i,rtp- comnjencc, ,
***» -SpinSbg, FOTing!
u y o >«yr., also to- nunufajctittfa
iket'j J lr H Satinetta and
r«nad,,l^,T, 0f P r * ee i» Fallston. For ,
oa “ arrant UttigocWs
«s22S.f;, obe "urSaaaed.. .foTUte- r
-'“fekj r til' ■ n^b f I * ftat *y >,, 6u£:6 :
figjgr J^n #***«*;. 4
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: iircfeg «j» ol -tib*
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Proprietors
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CiiKrttncmg, iMonUtif, ; X6, f 1864/—JVamA
Tli • >:••-. —
7; 50 -m, . ; Arrive**! Pittabargii,/ /9*Bo Si. it"
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6:10 a.l n.r. Arrives it Bearer,'.../..7:40 A. 'it.
8:60 P.u. .; . ?«•,;. •< “ : 6:20 j>. xj
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V flAcfiester Statibh—Goiso Eiiit.
’: : . Leaves Rochester Arr. at Pitts.
lltßHgh’nAcooni.! 5:42 A: it-.U;.’7:20 r *l v.-
2d Brigh’n -:•*•: VI ;*« a. *...ti,rB;2i> av
-Sd Brijjh'n , >12:33 *. jr it;3s p'.m.
Sew; Castle' ‘‘ 3 8:05 p. m...... 4:50 p„-
‘i ■ " ;J 5:15 p’.' m.7:00 v. it.
"Ist Express, V ; 1:00 2:20 a.’ m.
*-''t , £:H)>. M. 2;., r 3:20j5, M d
Cipela.’tlFxp, I p. >r..;.:. .'7:50.p.
•<• • 1 Wmt— .. •, ■ r
i ‘' ‘>j* 1" : Art-.'at Rochester.
I Alliance'Acoom. ; 2:10 p. m 3:30 p. u.
■ Ist Briglh’nAceom. l 9:16 a; m......11:00 a. m.
2d Rrfglf’n “ ,12:00 a? u...... 1:32 p. Ml
3d 0 4 -;‘f ...5 4:40 p. 6:15 P. “m.
fth ", 'f *1 6‘50 >. .it...... 7:20 p.‘-m,
Mail, I J , 6:30, a; >1......- 9:05 a. if,-’
•V ,i 1:00 a. ji:...,, 2:10 a. m.
I2d Express,' I 1:10 p. 5i....... 2:20 p.. n.
j ' WM. !t. SHINN,' Supi.,.E. D. I
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Quarterly Statement of Bank of f
■ i . ; i, Beavfer County:.-.
■j-' New Ua ZOIITrtK, May 4th; 1804.
i■ ■ 1 1 ■ (rssoCRCEh; V'
! Note#'and .bills discounted, active $63,270 46
|,Sbme under protest. 100 00'
; C. S. 5-20-0 percent, coupon bonds. 95,150 00
IC.S. 7 |l-;10 per cent, trims. notes..' 4,550 Ok
llj. S. 5 per cent., legal tender.....'.. 260 00
i Furnituhi and .office fixtures ...:. • IVOSB 05 j
|JL)ue from other hauka JG.OI? 57 |
I, Notes :n>d checks !ot other bonks and ” ' j
i ’ U. 9.1 Treaaurj; n0te5..........;.... 25;36i 87 j
| Coir, injvftult— .... 5,104 37
1 Protesuit:couut..l.. f ..; ; ;. 1.-41 I
j ' r,• i - r ', ■
j ' .[I . •J- ■ ' $242,774,63 .
I ' - . « LIABILITIES. ■
f Capital.sluck paid-in.. $115,400 00 ■- '
Ids’cites in cirrula'ioii 920 00
( Ttue depositors.,.J. .117,091’77.-
I I»ue flic OonimonkeaUK...'...:. •- I,'BSB .49
Continent fuada:..:.. . .2,303 85 : ,
Idvideiids n0paid......5,170 52 ii ;
k/.; ;.i ; $242,774 03
I ccrii./ thatiheabove eratetnent is true and
to' tin beet of my knowledge
’ ■' A fit rm t darl d sm, s 1 ihslklt la"! t h
. j T. M. McCord. Notary Public. ■'
DR. GEO, CLEIS.
OF Flip-S his bvofo»6ioijal nerviccs-to <ho
citizens.of liEawIJII AN T l> BCUROCNC
i.ISU\U|LAOEB. j•• ; ' -T
j Ris Office is ili PUmipsbiirjf ibr thp.present,
j where lie can, be! clnStiheii ■ at any ; time,-
eiluesdeys excepfetT wl ( ieh days-he can bo
j seen at. nis “otnee*in Pittsburg, where he has
,i practiced for more than twenty yonrs.-
L>r. Clpis calls title attention of tbeataicleJ
I to the fo'lowing diseases:—.Scrofula, Diseased
j or Went-Eyes, Rheumatic Affections, Female
j Comp Hit ts. Chronic Diseases of Jong standing
■j all of rhicb he treats with remarkable eue
; es-.i ' ; dec23:4l .
13x% 3?. iB. Young,
TTTIIC haebcenfor some time acting as;
W S irgpou iji tbe Army, having returned
and again located himself .in. • ’
Fr itdotn, ißeaver Ooifnty,;
offers his professional scryiecs to the public.', A
i)S»i'*!Sce fathillips’ building. [mhl6'C3 ;
;]sr|s?T£lSlS
J Of era Am Professional Service* to the People ‘of
‘ B E AA| E U i> T D* VICINITY
j and solicit* a sharej of public .patronage.
!• _. ’ | (JvTFICE is ’
KoPr’j: Hotel, Beaver,
• dßclfi/fg-S' - I'' ' " '
liiiil
LETTERS
ie i'ost Office at Pca-i
18C4! '
M’Cahe Mrs Sami ,*
■M’Brt-lo A D • ■
Xcill Xiioa
Parkikon Wm
Patteir W . . >,
Hanson ThaJ
Smitnl W’nr.'
>b,mc bmilr ■
jtsniit!t-Siisan ’ . ;
Thompson Wm' 2
Walbcrt George .
\\’eilcr 0 \-
Wortman Atinio .
: for letters.in the shore
>y are advertises!.
ANUjEUSON, P. M.
a. in. to tij p. in.
ICE ChEAM SALOON.
THE subscribe!' bus opened,. in connection
with his CONFECTIONARY, an ;
./V. CREAM SALOON,
in dbe, corner of -the Dinmbhd,
where . persona cnnhe accommodated.' - A
share of-the.public patronage is solicited. :
»ay2sif«fe'....-- A ,.f FREO'K. WALTERS;
Mil
AVLOR. P. M.
Ilf.
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JkLi-i
TSBCEQ, FT. WAYNE’ & CHICAGOiIfc.
eY,
3> i*. I>.
OFFERS til p
cltiteus o.f
f jwEAVER AJjp VICISITT.
1 I i . .orrtoii in j
The Shiiftnhfl BuUdind, S.' E. Co'rridrfof
decU i] ythe liiamofid, Beaver,
occasional services to' (he
T. J. CU AN DLE R,
• SURGEON dentist. ■
JS gth’s'posl again, at,BE AVER STATION,'
K^c!i‘ster Pa.J -wli<itre he' will attend to
its’ TJ.rioVistjranbheVofliisprofession. He
applies a'l the improved methods to prevent
pain.in e drn'ctingteitli. .
.P. S ’ Voft.warranted. : ,• . fjahlS’Cl
12 XE(J;b TjO it*'S ■ NOTICE
Tt/ItEREAS 'letters testamentary . on {“he
\ f estate of Joamnatj of
Frankfort Springe; BeaVef ‘cof,-'h'n»ing teen
granted to tile /persons’•i
ndebted tqi said estate, arA-requestcdto tnakf
immediate payment,’ au.d.ljiose,faring;; claims;
against theSante'willl present’- them properly,
aultenticated'for Sfcttlemgntl „ r .
- ; . V : :4 JAAtES MORRISON, V-,
1 ..:.rJSxe«mt«r, ? ,
WITEUB AS letters iestamemary on the
,o?->T Robert Bqo-ws, Jata :of
iiconomj- fp., Beaver county, I*a^dg£ , d,havin.g.
been' gra’nted Io Qi eimdersigp^J,- all i. persons
indebted ttreaid-Ml iff e are requested Ho&ake
imiuedistif’payfiientvand thoee.baving claims'
agninst-tlie'/sitme srilf present. Ihempr opejfcr
autbentiested/or settlement;- .•*.
;••'■;r ■;.:?- j> m." : Economy tpj
pa;
! > -x I
I .■ :
5E3
'itora
It
; ... v*'
li.Ut
'Sili'j !
: *■> A
_ jiilthi
RKfcig!
ioarj year* htrf*
who|tJiqd;ftom
a tailoc in his, Da*
,ho,§krv.(fd; aivbn.
;er i«a&ariah&3o
catidnaladvahth}
Hen# ■■"■■
v.l*
JOtlf
lih : e!
book
eipAl
flon
ntnbi
or, s
vyilht
i[»g t
work
a nee.
,j .Un
thb.lci
liio b’
read,
ejn t o
t|<ma
mnlii
ere me
By p<
ricacU
cm! to
lor h<
an th'
was tbroug
«bcp bnnrt
F to books
ijjursi every nig
(join tj’en to ttyelt-o
i^/nsoi
• (11a
rliijri
lo Lju,
twc ycArs; Tb
«agod to t bel murr
!rivs broken off by
iMon of the girl’s
lie ground ortho
Johnson’* youth a
f leans. In
tiirnec: ti> Kal»>igh,
{urncy work, ai
.-pun fiber. 1ie...1
s -fc i tune in tl
iWfyb 1 im Lis inoth
l-*|nt on bitri for sn’j
i at Greenville, .Ten
I. I. L-
ork |as a journey
ed thefne about tw«
j,.' .
i ed,, and soon alien
| tifer v estwardj bn
| suitable .place to m
Grfen pine', and c<
there. '
’W 1 '
lirnite
hud
writ*
If
struct
and (i
ho
ilx the
office
Alder
■vas e
cd to'
again
chusei
fir tb
I In ]|B3o he was
is)aluijc/ In the Si
lia| tool-: decided
s'ohera 3 of inter
wjhich be contend
nroro d failure; bi
Slate i bnrdonsom
u rbi'w) m, popular, b
ijext election (1837
JloberaWie'a Candi
By th s time many
predicted from tbc
mjeni,’ policy wide
foliar ;yenrs!' previo
rhhnst i ated, hnd hi
largo majority.
Penri’a.
In
ihe'Stii
)e,rao ci&tie/iicfeet
«tte portion: of-;
i (Jon tlid 'sfuinp Be'
V’tiijJ dl'titorsr"Th
dlio tlio State S«
rSt)
qccei
o‘cait
■ife-t
■i.aissl
S~iC3
~~~
7.' ; cpi
:rio Wili
i'lWf! yro7~i {lOfyt iiJhxT^T>*Tff~
i.yu<iiW itiiuju*.
■ioyr
Llfe;*nd:S«r«ri-i
ohiwoOiOfTemi^
- i
MEM=
9-sil *1;
be; hmtt'iris tfrtbciv
i effefitij'bt' WxeriioDft
sl; tp;
|i voei (,j s ;i«jt hiA v bft rre
[years. JEI)s : Mother
hffdrd in'rt iedu-'
|jB' ;
ni pclidota u
f-'t * 1:0 "‘tTii'Ti
uja, learnipg!
salved to ma
jlilmsclf, fli
lent which ;la
sntlcihan. of
l of goingin
reading whili
I Jii€ trade, however,' 1
Iko td
|
lajarlj' ah.,
imention
ileighwas In. the
Jo' the tailor’a shopj
S the apprentice and
[* at ’ work.' He. w'us
lor, and hr* favorite
[e of speeches, prin
l siateßnich. John
tented, and .hi* first
|qnal him as'.a fcad
lamiliar iwiili those
k - rip ! t|ie alphabet
: tor, but'by apply
■men with whom he
ued «: little a^smi-*
neynvcn were]
excellent. road
: was.a yoluuj
iy of Britislj
>?camo mlci
:|on waste J
nil. beooiir.d J
he&i BLp tbi
iit'an instiu
> the jonrne;
Bil i tio 'obiai
d -ft ‘knowledge .of
JidH for the loan cf
' bad ;so often heard
r .made . him a pros
b him'eotno instrue
letters ih the for
, Thus his -first ex
were in that book.
10 soon learned to
a which ho devot,-
irwcro at flight- rif
i hfa daily Injlior up;
lie ndw'appHed
pom two to three
jit. after working
| hours sit lus trsido.
lid liia apprentice
,l' of 1524. ho went
Ire. ho bocal no eiM
■led, but the maifch
I the'-violent oppo
rhqtborand friends,
-•- I . I • \ 1
ring aequip
tterJ, ho ftpj
£olc wliich li
Tbo ovynej
' it,.find gav
on (he.useol
: n of words,
talfj spelling
(Tsevetapeo '
Jand, the ,hou
'jhisoducalio
ing complct
t the rtuftini
objection being Air.
ind want dt- pecan is
pfay,lB2-t,*be' m
, [where he procured
id remained- until
> V % •.
L ion, set out to seek
I o .jAVest;'. carrying
i >r,]who was depend
[lporL He stopped-
8., arid - commenced
[man. iTe .remain
five mom*h<>, itiarriw
Ford wertt still far-
failing' tp find a
tile, he returned to
mmentfed business
his education was
jj.a’s ho had never
ityr of learning to
bat under the in-
Jto he. learned-these
tolhwlimo
I to readim
n o'ppoftum
or
bits of li is V
Aer branch
cr, he could'
d'ou’cl hbu'r 'o
vhicli he ovc
nan of thb v
tectcd ra 1821
ihb R&mo po
in 1830. In
i.Mayor, r wbi
ree yeara;
! is; Tlie only lime;
tavota to llhiiti wa<“
i ’ night, The first
r held was.that of
illago, towh iclr ho
S.< He was rc-elcel
isition in' 1829, and
ithiit year he- was
toll position Jio held
to the Leg
psion of that year
Wound against : it
pal, 1 improvements;
Ifed wpnld notonly
ft" entail upon the
ip debt. Tho meas-',
at the
| lie was defeated,
late again; in 1839
of the evils he had
'internal improve*
i •ho had opposed
) as ; 'were .fully do’-
«i Avas : elocl|B3 by 'a
%d y as Prtiidential
:<£' aVjargo, oh-tlie
■ \fZt' . ‘l’* •' ■*
, i: Bq-/canyasßea a
lid •Sl*te,ctneciing :
’eraloytholea'ding
,fB4l Im WM"'.ef&t>
hqle!;' ■ 'ln.. dim
mgrpMij wfccid, By.
Syi-dm iserrad Vnntil
berViee'
vr QHwm in 1846,
sleeted,, tu n p
isiyo- election
JDdringlhii
scdhsjpicuon
ckabit at lf«
"**s'>* >-
igsr*^-
BE
fifl n K&at fy niiL'ify
W“esi
'iie'ffis o|t'
.
iflcr Wi&Ufe contest
iV^otiW^weMi’d:'
in .lSoTvfife
t '' ’ Eref^eftiflfee^a.
;
sicrn aricj up£o<iiprui
theueavet oligprobifttw
tb«f|i|Jri i ■
months past ias Mil''
liiB owh Stliie,'bo baa
cffleiantly'wrpuglit|inoi
and scored hisnanteki"
earji&t ft on -bpii
perilled Republic. ;;;
_ -1 m,.
. Dr. ]Br£okit
i; Tlio jiroHenco (ssvs-t'
pf tlie Bev.'lip.
I lid Rupubiioan i Corjyel
itself an i important»ar
faelj bht | ho iflj>eoch wi
o?:ce|lenUy, cpi'cntjin
still more femafkablov
did from 1 a Soil flier h clei
like the finpl
absurdity. SWR**
rebellion;Ut?a'
f ft Co*
ing every file
change... Bat
from such a
that “the, who
ment bothvof
bo used “fo c:
unite
“‘with those w
dility f>
>v(o lii|p„ Jtter.
;U powcroftho;(j
jpesco
jtdiiigaisli iSfKyevri"'.
DrJ Bretkitiridgu,
jo beliQve-Chat
the into rest of
if! -all :goi?6piribii t, cviv*
; kf. nit,Ciiruitliin /relifj
patl.ble. witUthe. natn
pan.”
ar!
; : prdcec<feig?fWfy
is
all men and f
trary to spirit'
ion.andincon
ral rights pi
ehrilpst and'px
a donblb value]
from a lerfdirij
)ym ana .inej v
V: Here to a. !j)i
Sciviiiion.lU
nesa of Slav)
who knowi4 qiri te as nrmch of
bio nrqum o nt lj)'r Slavery asany
orn' Doctor ;.6|‘ Divinity. ; lie
miin.who could talk with aeerl
frvce of anther! tjv about llio
crir.dition of Canaan, Hero is
who has some temptation' to
into a. alptfgli of dialectics.
of doing so, .he says.plVmly—S
is wickecK—is Cjpntrnry to fho si
Christianitj'—incompatible >vi|
natural rights of-man. Conltri
with the (‘fullering of some Ifc
Divinity Doctor, who never ov
slave, whoso, relatives, never
slaves; who. ’isreet so inlovow
system of. Hainan bondage,;!
preaches long I sermons in Us e
puts outj thick books and - thin
with the samp - purpose,.rubs
Hebrew, if jho| ever eho
Wear 'rubbing jup, : and' make
guesses at tbp'niea’hing bf Gifee'f
in tho samo desperate enterpri
cooiso, the time iscotning.ai
soon be bore; when he v^lfl f ‘b
oiighlv ashamed of liirrsoTf I
. l-:- : i ------ I' - .
'"Gone to Their tiista
, A : wrresprfjSSeht ■ ,<jf' thoi
Journal wrlrafion affecting tell
rrederjckslPipg, Jtrom whicli a
the following pslr&t; i ,1
‘•There was | spilnd of the p,i
spade ini;the apd li
up of new earth—a digging of
es defence againsf'th 0’ ei
blit the preparation of the liltit i
phioo of departed heroes:; The
Ire—a dozen o| them—pack w
in bis blanket the last piyopaj:
them there is no more wa©g-y
ges into into the thick - , leadc n rain
drops —no more imirahs—nc more
cheering of the dear old. flag, ’ earing
it on to victory. - ffhey havefallen,
bat the vietoiy: ip- tbhi - the
roll of etorhali honor. One bj
MWssakj dsottfl,
and frpm;PegpS*ylyaria, T and fro m Wia-
the Stales resting in
one common- grave.; l PoaPo tp them
-*bfo»BingS ;pn jtliose rvbonl "llicr '
left behind i 7 '
“Old Abi
B’s" ChbfCE.—Aged
tfon reradrkjpd ; tb Pd
t
cap '.are 6f Riehmbna
bja jiduirifltlon ittj
jpfedee. 7 'v Well ,'f«
■I jfJef'/rb¥^|hd'cnfl
i-’§’ft »■‘ff •P' '■■■'■-
Wfl iDfr.didn-t jwant
*ho had to d i
sly the '’ diseyiM ho
>£* [ ,! •. ’
InfSohVcraai
Ulheoitithi
’tidt-6rant’*
•followed, bj
go and'iacc
President,
mtt'rt wboj
parifonlarli
iwaa preoifc
lik* to dime
•.ifroi te?i ao c
<Tttl
•„sb:
59
r-v,-n;i!py: .■•-‘astl.a.J
i '
f9^^ r, S iglier©*ting,icoirimeftft'oi;> / lhb .
which battles ara' fbbgbtV
why-it.dsthat after a
conflickpof jSrfrbope bonre in'
pl ItiUed iiMj wojtmtkiiir k
; ,i Ity&a. wbro :peiw 1 ribftt tie j-on i
w>»l<f balif'
'T»n.dOm *hoU>'fipfd( dhit’ HibV t l,rb:— ;
Why, sir, I have seen
ißndVbrigadea^elivprbt^s}^
f 3b i
-f ?»ft.4; Binglol 8 ingloI
fljfleS- thewaiungTif nmmoriitibn.ldoeV
n’oljintimidate the encmyalalhoa the
it. makes them; deoi l that
Iheieislmtlitiledanger, cbnseqnent*-
ly hib is . more .boldv drid Lis
fipo more accural eljr-, Besides: if; men
aroidllowed if> make these disehqrgos
it Moms to beeombii habit, nhd they
become sp excited at It that they
would oftCtior miss anion at ten paces
jthan; they would Lit bitn. Jufit iin
.jtlmt' way: battles arc oher. !lost,
Mobile, tlio : i cotnpanpcjDirimanil<fr, fi ho
>duld only .slop it tell ' hem ;tbat-
Ripyj wore doing noj goodi tl ey would’
Mpcm becoiW collected,,and iiftep .they
j once knew their ibljyi wouk of. their
! own accord, fire dolil onitely, and. prob
j nbl3?|fiafbi tho doy. afterit bad jbeen
coinparatiyelylosl. ■ ,
, Why.sir.dn baitlo you ;bften‘!seo
Icompanycommftndcrsch'argrbgkround
with J their swords flourishing above
their heads, crying out, “give it to I
them, boys, give itjlo them. !”. niani- :
i fesling in themselves, and cheating iii
the others, all the oiciteinerit possible.
' Now a scTO-nd ; tiibught ;,would show
' their better judgment.! they are do
ing more jijarm than .good, for men
become so excited under fjii|(i cireum- j
.stances t'hntjihey would miss an cle
phant at ten steps. ; You jotton see j
the above around.when' the
'.eneniy. arc.jat least; a distunba of one
.thousand yards- off. hnd tol heac; the
i<Bod.
they'wouldi I'como lb ia . band to hand
contest.' What ,is |jt thatfj excites a,
a man in bapile ? . Why; it i'stho dan
ger. ,Ifi you shoot a man once, he is
yery mdeh excited; [shbol ht a man a
hundred tiniesjpvd jmiss/lh^n,.onfall
his fear and eseitenpeht js: gone ; -but
reserve your fire pmil': y-pii, can!’do
somo exucutldn, and whjdh they.Mjolmc,
firodhto them;cut nis clothes, wbtit.d
bis neighbour, kill the seepnd|tnan.trom
him, and let him see it, and the day
will bo won.’ . '-j 1 j I : i
l' :■ ■:■ ij . 1 'ip r
Ift
■3;
moi 5 ,
-‘r .V
itorjof
! PUOP pfi
ly and'
cause,
jng the
fee.,i in-'
l Z
i'rni
■ft
m
nidge in
w^oT-'
. w 1 '* ■;
geslive
fnado,
to, w»a.
'Wit'
My!
Pnt)al
i rough
ton
J r|.'
afford#
htelms
o h car
ration
uoverir.
shoajy
” ' ?;l
WO.rdsji
•b, havd!
iHejr.db
ip
yicfteiT-
•eachor
fio Bi»
North-,
] |>. is., a
lain do
i Raised
i a nari
tdmbic
] nstead
slavery
pirjt of
Lh |tlio
.SttlliH
irtndrn
fried a
I I
:3 ( ; I Casoi Stated.
’The , following;’dialogue, S. sayp the
Loniaville :Vjiion i-Vcs?, roilly took
place in that, city oh Fjrfdjiy last, be
tween an Union man
owned i
ith iho'
bnt | )ie
efenso,!
books 1
and-' a St'Clellan' :(|!opperhead. The
two had just, rend the noon : dispatch
es, giving an .account of the successes
of the arrtiy under Grant:;|.
| Union Mar—‘Well, what 1 dp you
think of the nows ?!; i ’» •
Copperheadi— I [don’t belief it;
there is nothing official; ;I must wait
itor | ;j ;
; v , tlnfo^AliiVi —Suplposa tho ! nows to
.loston i . i .■, ,*!*,. 7 T i i
; , j, ccmc ftS you Leo had ro
■ tahlk Grant and driven hiiTi.hack to
; f ' ,fif the in trench men ts iof Washington;
ck and t * ia * ?°* ,ns^on ' ■ whipped, jSljcrman
r and tjriyoh him bacli . beyond-:Cliattu-.
tTWdri nOogi— rwbat do yon think Lm.
\ ; ’(Coin irotild harp iii the peh'dihg pros
iidential election race i '■ [ /
ea » in^- 1 I Copperhead—Node'whatever; Me
-1 Glellau would then carry almost every-
f.
char-' U n ' on 'Man-r-But suppose the oppo
site—that Grant whips Loc and cap
tures Richmond; thnt i Shclrninn yhips*
Johnston and, occupies -Mdriotta «nd
j AtiPnUvm'd. that these two armies'
lara'njarcli'iag forwjirtl yH-tignpusly,
,wh|it then will bo. the result of ibe
Presidential contest ?! ; ]j ;
Copperhead—nlri that event Lincoln
wpnjd bo easilj’jelect'Och
Uhicm yotf confess yiwj
beldtig to' npdrty whosecandidalo lias
no cljance of an election except in tfifi
defeait'njid pyeylhrow of lhpaf.inids“<of
thobution. Tbit! you so desire, ‘ I
haye :evcry; reason to believe; but that,
[the unsppb isticftted.imilibns: who claim
to truiii pairiotsj will unite therm*
selves with, pjpatty that; cam only snc«
fa ;pvoht .tlio 6a*
conquest,', passes ipr y Pomprisfaension .,,
•I And thus thei dialogue nbt
another didf \hd ; ''ooppothoad'
otter. ; T ’ : ...
Up JliHi
igli • to
;b wild
lords',
tel Or
id will
3 Cliot-
have
tlcniah
is i‘d eh t
at him
,;io bo
Ohica
lid tbo
?to .did
o.that
Would
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.*«*• ; - - r*i
Sift!?
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wuintian.,;
J.I c.| i'i, V| :J .V 0 j '. : -•
. Ths following; ars -the resolution*
gapped; hygbV [latjj National Union
GMnyenUjn, at BWUimWreri: v,. -,■ f .r (i ’
, Jfeso/fjw the highest doty
lairisigniiifit aU their enemies the din
tegrity 0 rthfe- Union find the :piftu
! mount raft iihuritys'nfthe Constitution
;and-luwB .of r |thel:Up)i»toU ; States; and
!fK iittA
fpolfi ical V pinions; wo pledge onrselyoß,
nhd'aimirigatayommohobjoet.to.do
everytbifignn tlve
fo?e«j7of
and tin bringing, the.
piinisVme|nt due : 1 jo, | their >ri the
the Relx Is and traitors Kr rayed a-,
gainst it. ; Lv'l }■_ ' •;. >•,
. Resolved, Thatfwp approve p>f the
dptcroiin Govorrioierit of
the United States not to compromise
with the; Rebels, dr to offer ahy terms
.of peacp, except, such as may "bo based
upon an ; unconditional surrender of
their bog ;ilil!y and- il retyfu, to iheir
just allegiance to yio donstituiion
and laws of the, 1 United States, and
that we call| upon the Government
to maintain tffis position, and Pi pro
secute thj war w|th!tho utmost jios«i
bjo vigor to! ,the complete, suppres
sion ot tiio rebellion, in the full [reli
ance in -tiie 'sclffisficrj (icing pafribtis'm
apd herbic valor arid the undying de- ;
votion o the. American people to
their country ang itp free insliltuiioDs.,
: Resolve i. That |uatSliiyery waa ! the
cause,, find : now ! constitutes | the
.strength-, of this rt-bolliOn, and as ; it
must bp,(always and everysshere; hos
tdo ip the: ‘principles 'fif Republican
Government,jusltcc,and the Nation*,
jid safety demand; its .utter and com
jplCateki fpatipn front the soil of the .
: Republic. | And that while wo-: up
hold andininintain the acls.and prd.e
lamationfi-by Which Ithe Government
; n its owh defences has aimed a death'
blow iu this gigantilc evil; we are injjl
favor furlhennoroj of such aii amend- ,
merit to.the to' be made .
by :th‘o nenple in, confoi mity 'with; its
i provision*, ns shall terminate arid for i
j ever propibitlibe fisjsterice of Slavery!
(within. the limits or jurisdiction -of
: the United States. ,1 v; ; , !
, ]; Resoh'sd, thW'thanks of .the;
AmeticAh people - are due lb life soldiers '
anil sidlojrsoljthe i j*rhy and NaviyJ who •
tWpw j
the honor' of the (j[ag;-, that the nation |
qwos to themisomp permanent rccog-- 1
'! riition Of, their • {patriotism :! find j
(their vjalor.land nipple and per
j nvauent provisions loir those .'of their j
i wirvivorg'whfij have i(dc > eivsd disabling \
! tinjd honorable wounds in service of j
I Hits' country;!jand ;tl(af the , .memories j
; of those jwho'liiuyjc .fallen in its defence 1
shall be |ield;in grateful and everla'at-J
iug remOinbrance.. j - 7]
Resolved, That we'approve and. ap-1
pland the praclifial! u isilom, the un
selfish patriotism inid the unswerving
fidolitiy to the- Constitution and the
principles of Ampriehn' liberty' with
which Abiiaiiam | Jjtxcsln .lias , djs
charged, under mrciimstauce of un
paralleled difficulty; dhe great, ■ dnties
ahjl r.esf onaibiliiifs of tho Presiden
tial offici pthat wo fipprovo and; eti
dofige, as domar.dejl IVy the emergency
and essential to fho I prfcscrviitjon .of
the. naticn and within the proviaions
of the Cor.stitufioh,.the, meaSuresjnnd,
acts' which ho has iadopted. id iid,c*
fend the nation against its ‘open and
secret foes; |that vyje fipprov’e! especial
ly the Proclamalion ot Emancipation-,
arid theem ploy men tas-Dhionsoldiers
lof then!huretiifore neld in Slaveryj and
j lhat'we bfive fullj- ebnlSdenWe in his
dctorminiujon to; caepy lout these and
jail.other Constitutional measures es
sential to of , the cour try
.with full and icompletle-effect.
Resolved, Tliat We deom it essential
I to tlm general welfare that .barihbny
i sboulil prevail in the | National Coun
| oils, and jwo regard as worthy of pub
lic confidence, and official trust those
, only who cordially endorse ihe prinei-i
! pies proclaimed in| iheso; resolutions
i add whifih shoulfl characterize the
adininistijailqti (of ihe.Govcrn'mont.
Resohefl,’ xmat j t!fo .Governnient
owes to all men employed in ilgar
mics, without regard to distinction
of color;'the fulHprolection of!! the
laws of waf-Wiinb ihat any violation
of or lie'usage, of-eiyilij;-.
nations ill time of tile, rebels
now jin arms, 'shouldbe madip tho'sub
jeei pf -prompt and fpR redrossr--
•: Resolved, That ffirbigr. immigalion,
which in |thWpm»t ha|B aclded so. much
to lhe \yealchj, dfivelopcment of fie
sources' and inCreafio of power to tliis
cation, tile asylum of. the oppressed
of all natibngi.Hhoi Id bo fosteied ar,d ....
cncoutag|d by , a liberal, and just ■ New
policy, p. i* ~, . . , . Democratic pap>
r Resolvedt That pre are in..favor of «;,«;:«• Ji.- A
the, speedy construction -of the rail- ' 9 V B * a
.read to tn.fi Pacific .! ; ' J j, . ■ “No sensiWo mgn
Resolvefy, Thai the National faith, p aa9 ° of- tie, Co
pledged the redemption of th« present contest, i
public debt, must bo [kept inviolufe, ( their rights lesi
and that for we .WMtn t wer C those of the
mend economy.and rigid respopsibih-L .. . it
tyin the public egpbndiltirbs, anid fi: ,n t P^ ,r (ponies*
:vigbro«M'|Mtt -ow«Uy.T
that.U x -id the.doiy;.of. ; every loyal - t-.".-? —• . .7.,.
State [tlb. credit and pro - 7 A.n ; triterjirising bat - •
American !
■ locomotive shop forone hundred “co w-
PHiod taken bjrtbo Government that
the pOppl Wof thd United Statfiii-can cat p hera- Ho e ?P*°M to .two- thorn, m,
never Temrd wltb>indlfferedce iho ut- wild cattle plains oi
tempi of any Earppean Power tb o-rr t VN«!rWf«a.y,ln plaOp of tbo-lasiiW'
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JBasinte^ttk^^sfe*M%'fi]Je t >p«r ymr} ',
aodfotlicr Xoiioe»of » jmJjjicnafnrt, fret, "f
throw by force'Oirtonsflpplaijt by fraud
the institutions of anyllepuldica.'iTio-*
vefiniewtiin f ho! ’Western ;boittittegl— ,
ond thitfc they Wjil view 3rUb extreme
jea|yu«y|i as -me nii crpg to the peace and
fade}Mtnacnce tof their owtt
tjib .efforts, of any «otd»' bower
tain new foothdWls fbr.iibnareWdJ Go
]rcrnment»faufttaine<Jby-(for6igd:'i|dlir
taiy, force, : id near'; proiimity
i UnitedStatei. -jl, :
v -Thel
edopcd, and: the, Convention, after
fortber übimportanit business,
I ~ ■
| Lincolo Bpd dphnson. 1.. : :
jGeprgo I)* Brqiitice is, lMst
knpwn'ai/iji'witj j)ungicr.;and pbjitcal ,
writer. - But froraTiis' facile peh jSbvy
also* tlie ;icnli.mental nndiliofceautifuh
Sbnjte.i e ir* .we laid,
;usic|ej|uH descripliptf of {life i
; hearted, ,r but it- lost - neither, its
irenbuesr inar beauty:— /. , : . ] : ;j
••• ‘‘AwuL iwn.j'eitrS'. ,ago ; I.toblr up
my I'tisi lenbe for a fow weeks in a ,
ebantry village i n. the eastern" pdrt of,. .
'Jsr gland.' .Sbpn >aftcr my‘:
rivii|; 1,. became j-a!
I yhiinglady, apnarontlJ ,; about, .sevofi-
U-en yea ui;ol, agjs. She had Ibsttlia
| idol' of l iep, .heart's purest- lovo; v aUd
the shadows of deep iii.d bolymcuior
.ies were resting like the wing pf death, "
I upon Lei brow ; .. .
I"' I first met. her. in, the pfesrnceof ■
! thb mirthful. She was, indeod, a crba
turo to .bb. adniircdj’.ber.Tbi'ffw'- .'was
gßrlandel by tbbyoung-year’s sweet
est flow irs,. autl her sunny* tresses ;
were hung beautifully and 'afell low .
updfl :hcr bosdrii,and,- aha mbybd
through the crowd with such float-;
.ing, une. rthly that' th©< bawil^''
[dared gazer looked almost to see her -
fadeaway iuio.tlie aiiviiko the mrya-,
tibn of a pleasant seeth-.
ed chcpi*fu,l and even gay, j et,i, 1, saw /
die.r gayejty was but; the .mockery of
Jier fejclings. ,!.She, smiled, but
.there whs something ih x her smile
jTwhich' told ..that its mournful beauty
i was but,the bright-reflect ion of, a-tear,
and. :heii; cyerliijs .at times pressed
heavily, down, as if struggling to ro-;
press -Tha tide or-hgbiiy. .ifia.b ..was*
| bursting, up iron-, her. heart’s . sdcrbfc i
; : urn. Slip,.looked a- if she could have:,
i left; the - seeho ; .r.t
j.bvi ‘vmv, i>.hiahbiAV n iipo n Tub fresh ’
| greerr" enqth, and poured but her '
! stricken soul;- gijsh after’ gush, ti.il it’
with the eternal fountain bf
| purity and life, j - . p
a ijjiayojihitely heard that t-iia young
lady of ipjhoin I.j
Thifclosb 6t. her life was i-alp as ijio
falling of a quiet stream;, go nil© as
tho si'dciVig of the' breeze that lingers
Tor’a tin ©.round a bedi; of jwillhored.
roses, anl then dies- for very stWeot
nfess. ; ; ' .• ■ ' k
.ftcanu
lyabidih
our life ii
oeear. of
upon its
nothingii
Else
OEM
- ’’ *[ ' - .. •
irot be that car{b ts ir.Hn r « or)-.
ig piaceJ... 'bo tfiat
) a .bubble cast 'up by .the
ietcrmty. to float'a mcin,eftt
suriacc'/and then sink - into
ess and Sajthptss forever.—• ■
is-itrtjliat Uhe-bigh aspira*.
tions wlr eb leap! like angles, from qviri
heart, arj forever •Wftn*i*rij»«»'abroad
nnbaliefit d? Why is iVtfaaf the rain
bow andtbe cloud come over us with;
a. beauty-- that is ijo't of earth, ant}
then pass on and leave.us to muse on’
their ftnitid/Jovoliness? Why is it that
the stars Which hold their;, festivals
nroiind tlie] midnight .throne are;^ot, -
the grasp-,of-;g|*r/kuiitecfl
ties, arid forever nioekiiig us. with, -
unapproachable : glpry? .And
‘.filially, 1 \yhy is it that, orifjiit forms of
human jieautj* are |presented to \ho
view atfd| then taken, fiom “rig, leaving
llie thous! nd sfrouin? oi”tbe affections, -
to flow buck, in ati Alpine torrent up
on our beaus? I . /■ . i
•VVe are born for higher destiny,
than that of . earth.. There !s a. nSalnv'
[Where 1 the rainbow never lades, where;
slho stars will 'spread out before ~u 4/
Tike the inlands Ih.it,slumberi oh'thh,;
ocean, aha where' the beautifdl.hei/gV
that hero {pass before Sisioda*
will, stay 1b diir presence forever.
JS®*The,Tladicil
go haye pu hiished a 'protest against:
the 1 ate C’levejand Conyention—pr, raa,
ther/ against thb.; delegates thereto!
from Chicago, who- wero x not
by a.-^njprity .o; tlie
Tb;cy declare themselves for theiiiom*’:
inee- of : the Ba timbre 'C\o,nventihh),'
and will; diseoani nuance ;cvcjry. effort
to divide the Union party. ,
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112
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' otk-iV(icj, a leading ,
?r, tlrns', completely
■eliolder’a rebellion:,
can deny | that ’the;
n federate States, inj !
\ much strorig§r,and
i questionable, than r
lUirteentb colon ini
•witb their‘l; mother
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