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NOTICE. " :
BAyiNQ sold to X>. Xi Itnlirie, present
Editor iProprictorofthn BearerTlr^iM,
Subscription!' Advertising, : &o.,
ipic-indebted 'will-pleaso ■ pall and set-,
ne wilt him. ' T. C. KLG HOBSON.
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Beaver ".County!, Fair.
fHE FAIR OF THE■ BEA.VBR COUNTY
10 Fair Grounds, near, Bearer, on !
dn\sday, , Thursday!- r and Jfriday,
t , Sjpt: 1864. ■/
. C|tnpclit;on is invited fromadjoiningcounties'.'
if
fnltjn State Centra
Theme rollers of th
Clenlijal Committee \\
the city -of Harrisburg
fjnly, ensuing, - A
idance of all the me
qkllyj. requested In oi
jSiorbuftb organization
\ ' i v SIMON CAM
. | W F.oknev, Sec'y
upper for the B
Christian Cor
ppieddtU dipper was given at tbe;
ver Hotel,” on Thursday evc
last. for xbp honest oi tiro. Cbris-
Comir.issibn. It wgs a greiit sue
in every vc-spcc ~ and was 1 , alto*,
rr the pleasantest affair that Has
;p;roil in the Borpngb for p IPpg'
i ]ls early two hundred doll pis.was
i?,ed, and after, deducting expanses
•fj is.still left-over jone and
'ldollarS to be applied to tire allei
ion of the wants of
Ijwounded and. E,iek / soldior’fl. Mr,
band Iris family dr?||erve|groat ered;
|r tbe part they took in ;lhc dialler,
r nOt/.iiiy gave their jb'ousejfreel.yj,-
labored /fight and day in. making
; araliojfs, ■ besides J contributing
;tljv/It would bo impossible for
O/give th« names |of all tho|e : who
; rve notice for tjhelr zeal, energy
generosity. Tbe|liUios| undertook
matter with tbeirlaeensiomed spir|r
jui ilovotiori.sparirijg npi timc.la
m.expense. 'We visited the rooms
before trio assembling
. ip gacsts r -*rM-wnjr Kiiruri-sed at the
'I l'' u M
■, j)ur
|lali
,*N
|Fhc
ik
Virc]
iorg
IIS t‘
: ift'
; ; >tihe
ft flj
l(o r
b
ributioiis. The families In-tlio Bor-j**!?! niigljitie?l forts on the con
h 'add a Biimlier prtbmilieS pi the! * hlleK t must ?i. tU . mor f ceiv
ntry, hild contributed ovoiything,:^' P^® uccess > aLt -Ucb it inthdrear,
tW.reqdired' or,could be pVocur™ tlierob y Bavin - tbo of thousands
in.grcatabutvdanCO- \Thc tables— of f ur hravo land ;nobU spldiers.-
ig.a;familiar' expression— groaned man. with the n|ost.. limiled
cr.th their sirbstkniiuls l^ 0^0^'3 of and the
d delicacies. The was i co . unlr r '™ d improvements around
xs;cfuHy ornamented, over the * U,e rcbel n.ust know that the
iahle. in large Ictteri, Irtiog hiotto Tredu < ,0B of - Richmond, by besieging
p The Soldiers’ Friends.” Godless 11 m fl ’ ont = * typossibiA oau. ae*
The ladies ! for they are the true ifriebds n s* h ["S for 0,1 r se ~
|f the soldiers.. What a dcluof gra^'" k f Ava f bopie - eJ the rear,
ftudel the ration and, its it* defenders* >f the present campafgn is, not
iJcsto.lbc ladic-s’for their thoughtful! bj ' T" ;ba ff l .T" •“ Mr .
‘..pro kuij untiring, unremitting labor ij* 0 ( 18.I 8 . ?' * ' at ® ranl
I. , 5 .. ° lU ‘ ■: should hold all the raiW
I&sftcad o,f on?, wo, buve hnye thous*l* / , a >. r>
|nds of Florence'Xightengalcß in the *° l
lai d, \vho, by day and by night, labor Th
Ipevotediy for thc-good of the-nation’s tully
; and doreoders. Thousands
|iv,ing, saved through their.iust.ru then- Teb{d
>|allly,* and thou sands, though dead, ono d
. |peak their praise Because of their ?* eve:
i |ondernos3 and care. 2s over was there bas dv
I |my war.se complelely robbed of its co pt°,‘
| ~ Attendant miseries'as this Las been.; dar ai
I | -jTo the ladies, i acting with "and
|h'rough. live Sanitary, and Christian
"pfimmissionf^,the praise belongs. Next
, ! io,| thtf.ladies, the ministers, among
"|vpom we notice I-tr. M’Loan, Jluv.
ikowric,'Rev. Shields and"T2evs. W. G.
.Jinld It. T. Baylor, were the most ac
j' \ Argrcat many others—in fact,
|no3t all of. our citizens wero cnlistejF
. Andl'gctive-in furthering, live coed..
i’ jOiso. Wo canpot refrain ,frojn no?
Vicing Mrs. ‘Anderson and jdrs. Cla-:
giey and Misses T;pdlie. Thorniloy, Ag-‘
• Hew, Anderson, M’Leun, and Spencer,
I |r }b were the • most active-of tho -la
in ;s,,and dosefro spec ial mention and
lommenclatioh. Wo itid all who en
ge in, this workj God speed! It is
p noble work, and' all who love our
Bcutmy and its, nbbld defenders, all
, have a feeling, for the suffering
; pod'a desire for their:;temporal and
ipiritual .good, will remember, with
gratitude, their labors. L
. ;
(pr.
:ygri
'4'ju t
PBor.'MAE. OmcE, 24in.
, ~ Is ew : Bright on, Ju
* |C ircular Ko. 59.
'I 3raflod men are noil;allowed to en
llist as Volunteers, after hein|j drafted,
jjand; the ,er.edits for,“(hafted v men will
the . from
>| ;|HvhiPh they; were ho,matter;
ilvhcther looiil bounty-has- pr has rot
Dieii'paid.to siieh men ilpor. illegal on
•Hstroehifl. - -Xl>7• --rdoj* oi[
-I :a..a r.. m iv^u
! (.’apt. &-Pth* MnrC'24;:» *’" J: - -’bnt
' ■-; ' ■ l ■■■ ■ ’
i ■ I
j G«n br&nVi} brand Movement;
"’The plsnsadopled by Gen. Grant
■ ate altogether : different ;from oaf
other Generals HrUq' have command*
tdTtbe Ariijy of tl ifc jPotomac.i irgiji.'
fa. ; lUa.trtteVws had some brav|i4hd!
able mep in command of that splendid,'
Army, bat never until He wafplajed
ih command-didjitbe armyfevei, pene
trate beyond the hne of |He Rapidan.
In tho, short spade of about, three
weeks, be Jurned ietery pMiUor.
of tbia i-ebelff.' Beilis beoriWiciorious
in almost every dnff''compelled
: tlied to abandon all his'pldmtidns wbich
were of; and placed
the TJnion array ihfront of the rebel
Capitol; Tiro great object 'of Grant
was notmerelypto reach Richmond,
as was the objecl ol SlcClelTan. bnt to
fight the rebel thirty, an lif possible to
defeatflt'lnMils■ jgenora 1 engagement,
it js pop tcttc, some imagine, that
, his splendid movements only bro'lhim
toithe ground -|vhiclr vas leschedJby
, .McClellan, by the: Penh ißolar. It wis
! n plan of the present 7 campaign that
if hocbuldnotdraw lee oat of his.
1 ’ ' ,jl ' ■ . i N,
strong position gad fightfairly in-the
field, to reach Richmor d by. way of
the Peninsular. Grant has sUcc'cesa»’
fully and rapidly moved his array
through Central) Virginia,
gtc/at battles, inflicting heavy, Idas
updh the enemyjUnd contiimalry
ing.him into his| dafoncevimmediattily
around ! Richmdtid’t HdE- hag*
the 1 power oi his noble array, which
has hotj and novei/nad its superior in
the world- also prtjveil.the
soundness ofhis 1 military and strateg
ic accomplishingwhat the
rebels,’from the .very '■ begin ning ol the
war v ,/boasted never coujd bo done.—
1 Tbe campaign now seoins to be most
.extraordinary. Por vjie ■ first time
during tho war, Richmyi > bo at
tacked from the South. J“!SCI
L“ J |
river has been crossed w !
sitibn,' by the grind Array of
tomae. Petersburg will soon".
in'jjmr. possession. - All tbe Rifilroads
Mrsbiug south except one.are destroy
ed, and the enlim : military situation
|a literally revolutionist ?d.
The-i movement is ajliblil one, but it
is by prudent and cautious boldness,
and daring Chart' Grant : has, soon all
• 1 ° 1 £' __
his brilliant victories.lt is said that
SRichmond 'is fortified’inprcgnably on
to East.and .North, but Grant has not
sacrificed either men ! or lime in as
saulting it from, the East or North,—
He Las tried the defences of Rich
mond before 1 w rich UMpleljan remain
led quietly for i lany. weeks,, and rofua-
tor: Proi
ietor.
ios£bral
IN,
11110
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dJUu
V-i
lUolttinittW;
■ , . -I
e- U|moi( State
ill- assemble in
1 on tbb 6t.li day":
punctual at
mbers earn-j
derto effect ai
EE ON, CA’n
• •.• i i
inefit of the
mission . !
ccpts
c6mpi
sourci
alone.
mac
Poin
glorious ended.—
I'pbcG'roops latjely under his command
are now practically under the direc
tion pt Gen. Grant, anyone immense,
combined army now act directly a»
gainst Lee. Gran t willj pi obably soon
bo in Manchester, directly opposite
Richmond on, the South side of the
I ’ - j • - ■
Jamcls river aydconnectcd with it by,
a bridge, and tiiO; boldest and most
brilliant experiment pf the .war will
be begun. .Mj.y its results be as glo
rious) as may be desiled by, tho most
ear,guide patriot in the North.
'■ ' i ■' J ; I
Dleseeved Promotion. —We are
pleaded to learn, ttrat our young friend,
Cupt. Thomas Henry, cf the 140th
P. V., has been commiasioued
'>lajcr of that regiment, the commis
sion to date Jrpm'.lho battle of.Gettys*
burg. - Captain Henry has well earn*
ed this promotion. We do him but
simple justicb when ye say that no
more efficient braver" man,
bo found in the service. He first
ted the. ranks and served many
lbs as a private'in Ninth Poiin’a
ijfves, and bw risen to his present
-ion from worth. Wo cbngratn
bjih ondiisiproinbtion, anii predict
prill greattrijiouapa await him;
9ist. Few*. ,>
aeCth, IB6i £
I■ ■. >'■
can .1
entoi
•mom
fpoaiti
'■ ■ r,
ME
Rcsei
Rotdita
has bepnresidj.
past, bating f sftaj
whor§ liq had bee)
of Gonrt[ld« a
I‘otoracdiW 0 iio
ii
«fmi' the £«iin
itimfand tbrei iti
suit Of bis birr :<
that lie bag re iv
Ume, hoping jjf
event his ;k>jarfc;
the moment;- will nbmtn&t
Tice PresidoDl at Chicago;
tbis wny he * Beared > the• ’ i
for Goirfernpr; i ifOKiO ayenj
coming bat led a.
openlyndensd
reinainsfp bo »een what fti
We ;';bav|, no doubt his f
plejjgedljßta >dby bun;tb
brganizei|ftnd prepared for
war. ;
~ Wo hope ttf t Government
theoomiaalioi o at Chicago
ltvwfll be «
appointment t aTnUahdighJ
friondsyxand we dO not di
the it cpntribatii
ve him pio
bo
we have [iio county Shoal
eminent failto do so; it wi
taul down, a cbi
treason. Traitors would
‘have no fear; and treason
riot. If ejvil War'and bloo
follow his reiserrost, let'it e
now than hereafter .'-'■''Wc
ed, and ha|ro no fears of
Traitors!**’- ' '
down, an
men*, bo
the costj
Prpse;
Tho'Gi
pow in s«
oKinontii
coimprtal i
been nvnde byj the CommT
tbo-Conri room, in adding!
ihe beautyxiinjd tloganco oj
ing, tli«v, Commissioners I
thanks of tne citizens. Inini
we think, Sboilihbe added!
nor tp corrcf pondvwi tK I
and boautefy the bouftty btf
‘We have visited thVcl
add desire to bear ourNp
jinblic testirac iy to ; - the v
which Sheriff Ledlio perf<
lies, a. be
which
arc fou
ed in a
' To J: i dei
.for the ien|
which 1 orr
Common nai
Teas bron o _ , n
every effo:|t tol ni.iko the In
Grand'Jhry aqshort as poi
James IlifeT 3 W. R.
George Powers. J. J.-
Xlios N.iirkee.; Wm.
John B. |M.’Ourie! Joha
John Boswell,
: V -N P. K?rr|: ' ’
James Tj’odi
Henry Brig
L J'
Beaver, jjjr
Whei
v rant
burg -’the reb(
Johnsonih hi
front, they h
they wanted
nianut-. the i
bilant no|w,
Grant jusjt vi
This it somcv
stand,’seeing
he has been ti
Lee has -■beei
prevent liim
theless, 'tjio.i
haye got irrsi
him; no ; mor
were wher
with Joh
then just
wo do
pleased w
copies
; s®.Thq £
explains the
fjiDccliJ'g ro-(
“In the fi
'with the] ‘pi
him honest, i
believe lijim
who believe |
~w
iththorelij
bim to blavp
for this jjria
place, bechas!
and corrupt 8
mews, who k
ularity, hhve
"elves to-tbo
ti.oiir thanks
il manner in
r|ey for the
tod all bnsi
i itice, nsing,
j bora "of ih§
; si bio. -y.
Jrrimjyfe.
foster, .
jpcJlten,
fai'irhoj-,
| X. Bakor,
|nlberson,
ttCrilley, v
1. .Jxoberfl
Dan’l 3
Am Besson,
io Bth, 1864
*
,lt ol
.Iljsßt
e Bcho\
ion— /
>y tlhe .
■ ■ :of.
nty, b
hb S 3
i
I&mnan S
■fto, June 15,
>1 Directors o.
1
Boards ot D
the School
ating their
iary of the
hereof, vou
■|l'
I Beaver Co:
liaving been’
Irectora ofa
pistricU in
icaire to in-
Coonty Su
uro respect-
I Convention,
IScaver, bn
, 1864, at 2
>r the par
ing to the
the supple
proved the
BURN,' .
tokhools.
jucstojl to meet in
Court] House, ill
flu ISi/i of Jul
•m tho afternoon,,
Wove ajateti, accor
>f theJp,h section 01
'tlie school .law, a
ay, 18jO$. C. It. G 1
SSjupf. of Com ?!,
ie Tubs’ W
van in the re
Is wepj jobi
»rear and P
id got him
him* , Aftc
Richmond pn
because L<
beije ho w
hat diflicul
tbnt-Grar.t i
yirig to-get
i doing hit
from getti
•ebcls are
it jijist
-'Yorl
: nlat der
ion an fo
place, be
the rich
i with \
poj
’lccti
ii n
rith
Bate
b»B
;ipu
bci
n their
f» people,
t n special
and, in
soyof
vdjieft of
i the lac
K.at<
is w
iy raised up
,tne second
thief thieving
the political
Jof ijbts: pop*
icbod tbentt
:ooss.” /
informiajfs?oa, is present- f On its be
baM;lh|tyf,also,the honor ctorjesept
tog Z°W wj&.Wjcppy oftho reßlbtiOns
orpTatfprw,a^pvedbyibat ; CoQyen“
tioriyUe eiwessivc ofitssenso, and of.
thtfUeriShVOTthfe
lt wpt«reDta; of' <ho
policy that’ should
cbaracteriUhtho administration of the
Government ih , too presen
,bf-‘<b®; r |t v pTO4/'.n6t[ L siLy r jtoi
you sir, thdtcoijveotson)irt thus po&b-'
imoasly nominating; ydi fur* re-ielsc
tion, bat gayo utterance Jtb the almost
universalyoice of the loyal-
tbp conpljg; . To dbnht of yqUr tn*
nmpbaotOTKtion'
of abandoning the bope of a ’final
suppretsioji or the Rebellion “and the
restoration of. ithe Government over
the insurgent ' Neither |be
Convention; rioi? those represented by
that body l.eniejrUiincd riny doubt ,ap
to tbe-finai result, under' your admii.-
iBtralvot>; BU6taine(? by that loyal peo»
pie, and bV our noble* Army itnd gaU
fact Navy.' Neither ,did the Coriyen
tTsg,nor dp this Committee doubt the
speddy suppression of., this most wicki
etf and Unprovoked Rebellion. ¥A
copy of the 'Vesqlutibhs Vav here
banded to ithe President.) ! I would
K 1 resident, thafif would! bo
are of the, Comrnitiee.lO
ate to yon, iwitbin a low
ugh its most accoml
telnbeinUrjGurtis of New
the
yon have
id Jury. been, for -the
icPonnly, PriMnt said— .]• • Ji
'l ) s r, , anll -'j ; Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen or
mtoa.-and Committee*—rl wilKpeither cori
, that have cea j my gratification nor Vest rain the
sioncrs.on expression of my graf ¥’
t O .. mil . Ch ,. l ° Union people, thiougt
the build. , ion> in ‘ 4^e contiune,
secure the anc j a dvanco the
royoir.onts, deemed me not nnwlp
to the cx£o- my p Te g ect npsit: i
lnturlor i Season to doubt'tha t 1
iiding-_ [ the nomination tendci
haps, I should not i 1
\ .1"? a "{J before reading Ur.d
“I'tJ W'thj j a ca jj e( j t j lo platform
S thaVfl apm
* .tvr VH t ' on in favor amejlailng; the, Con. U
I lion as io prohibitSlayUrytliroughouv
’ nee f > notice lhaj/they could pithin ’those
' days resimo thsir allegiance without
the ’overthrow -of their institutions,
and tfiat they could hqt resume it af
tcpward, 'el e c ted 1 to stand out, such an
(/ amendmentof the Constitution as is
now pcoposedbecamo a • fitting land
necessary conclusion lib the final suc
cess of the Unioncatpio. Such alone
can meet and cpycrail cavils. I now
perceive its- importance .and embrace
it.' In the joint names ofLiberty arid;
Union let iU labor toSgive legal forni
and practical ofiecti [sT' \ '
•_At the conclusion President’s
speech, the Committee offered their
personal congratulation, \
] i TT” - " 7 ** •
. ftaTAndrcw Johnson is an orator a's
well a ia patriot. ' What heart has not
been stirred with' the noble words ads
dressed to bravo Tennesseans. They
breathe the spirit olf |he man: |,
My conntrymenl.Wy heart > l earna
toward you;-.I love Von; am iqrie' of
you., I have, climbed yonder) moun
tains mikribbed and glowing ip, the
sunshine, in whose gorges, in I whose
caverns, yoursons, hunted dike wild
beasts, have fallen tonseno ttioro.—
I do. not speak of these things |to
draw your tears. It in noit time for
tears, but, blows. I speak of them
that 1 may Jirejyour hearts with 1 ho
ly indignation,iapd perve. yonr arm
.for unconquerable fight. ■ And I speak
of them because the Imountains seem
to talk to me: My home is among
tho''moantains, and though it is not
j far away I cannot gc) to it. It is the
place whore I met. her, and loved
her,-who is the mother of jmy bhil-,
drop, Do 1 pot jovp the mbnntains,
then?, And if liborw is. to expire,
if freedom is to bo destroyod, if nfty
cour try, in-all its length and breadth,,
is to tremble, undeertjfie oppressor's
tread, let the flag, thp dear old flag,
be planted on yon rocky heights, arid,
upon it let there be tliis iriscriptiQrifj
“Here is the end of all that is dekr to)
the heart and sacred] to 7 the inemory
of man,” ' • ■ ]’■ 1
lifm for
p ft%kS in
|6rt»lnaiion
jr agd. ;lr ;
ier, ! hehafl
bn t,' lin'd it
fboddno,
■iands are
ittbeyore
: riot,' and
jwi!l await
before bale*,
'great dis
imaaohis
Sire to see
g, even in
liriertcc.—
re arrested
Ip. the Gov
ill be a vir
l 1 ■ • • a.
neession to
.hereafter
W&nld run
jshcdxJs to
nter
irtic; bel
.rt pfepnr!
he tssue.ii
reason “i
e Goveirf?
tter what
ic result.
Baker,
sfcools. /1
1864. / \
\nt;
ar of Yicks-.
lant. With
Jinberton in.
just where
r the same
pers are ju»
10 has got
i.nts him.—-
t .to antler
i just where
and where
i utmost to
3g. ■ Never
ertain they
hey want
lian they
icksbnrg
■&.Gen.'Scott attained on Monday,
last his 78th year. Vile ha* nearly
completed, the Memoirs. of hi# Life,'
and nan given some of .the “copy” pht
for publication, I contracting' tbtit t.ao /
entire > book njust be ready, for iaspe
early in July. The .General continues
lo takoijis usual daily driyes, end ad
vanced in years ns bo ia.apjHsars as
erect add soldierly] aa when he led
his triumphant troops to/tno gates of
Mexico.-; ■j, I - I'
rant was
to be; and
is well
now oc-.
Ivcning Post
mnd for Mr.
lows: • ]
ria popular
who bfSioro
people; who
m<£-soldiers,
and
S®-(set».
been inform
Jonea, at Chai ,that Ire of our,
general officer.. , the h&lds of the*
enemy em kept under pur firOas a
retaliatory measure. .' (*<n. '-Poster
Eng naked permission 'Jo place a
number of rebel officers, pf’ the,
s under rpbel firt it is nn
donrtobd that ISeorettt^ 'Stkntbn '■ ha'*-
agntntftd- the request ■
oelieve
ports that ho baa
iC rebal General
- - po; ,uey HaJthe
dgtmnera.diirange, wboni itney
-ntly orderetf ind the. works were
kbnywiih IfigdiiS sndBQO prisoners.
> |kosiieertoih ! 6t'%i« positfonr lgaVo
cannoii i command of the city of
Jeterstyirg, Into,which place they
wore ablejto throw shells. ~,sur doss'
Was 200,pf which forty were?cplored.
Tue' enemy' were SOOO : and
their ppsitioh formidable tt> art attack
by- 50,000. ; men. ...The, aarprlso. was
cornplete.BeinforcomanUi reaehedthc
jino afterwards, -but top loteH' : st.ati|,
in "the eyeßing of the same day; June,
16,-an: attack on the second liiie,‘ to
which the ertemy. had fallen, was or
dered.- ~ The IBthicorps (Smith's) was.
west of the' railroad on the right - on-
Cole's point road. Bdrhside wM ph
the left and the 2dcorpson]tbßeei>t«r.
Burnside-reached the Psintfd Gdorgc
road pltei* an engagement of an hoars
duration.., |.k'j;'; •
, Geri Birney. is in command of the
2d eot-p9, Hancock teing chief in cpih- j
rmilid in' Meade’s 'absence at City
Points Wo gained the works lit the
front and held thepn all nigh t, ! -
, Ati daylight our lines advanced and
the fight Was resuthed; *. ’ |i ! ;
1 The greatest credit, is giVeiupn all | v
hands tbQenvSinekfe’s bngado’ofcol^ | f ■' r ;•■
atod iM thcirl gallantry Inna*. feBeOVeT Markets,
nying the Ifiwt line PC works. These [l.; .•, / , —i I |
works were under the-command jofiV .coeeected' e-hrlt ron the “AEoc».’ r (
Sen. WisCi Otherwise their captures i /: ' : j
would have been* more difficult. ) i ,!/, Flonr parbbl. -J...
i-:-l ;■■■ ■ N-l'l’i :• fdo “ 100 lbs . „.L.;...
Bermuda Hundred, June 18th, ;)/ , Dried Apple* per busheli..;.....
f via Baltimore. Jane iBQth‘../v ii-do fe»«he« “ “ | .i..........
' „ • ./' . , ' .Wheal
Irtalltwenty-ono pieces ofnttdlery 1 Cora “ ‘ - - {........
have been captured -Irpm the enemy, Rya . •• i .•* ' *
in cjur assaults on the works at Pe- . oat * ; . " I—-
tersbnrg, beside a larg/ number : of „
prisoners. When. with- , yliijcthySwd. <• ,f. TCZZZ 300
drew Ids forces* of..Genpjrnli Flax Seed, .1i........... 8 oo
BulW to reinfojde,Petersburg, Gehi« Bean»\ ' $ 4 -.„ 2, 75
eral Butler immediately. soiit ontl'.'a . .PrtMaevv--, .V, “ ■ «• 80-
Force under Generals Terry and Tur. ® niol \?’ \ ||! v - -- 1^?
ner, whiciy" sueeccdod in destroying ** * \. dozen 15
important bridge, and four-miles of Butter, ! •• I lb -20
raileopd track near Walthall Jdbe Hams, “ F\“ 18
tion/Early’s,.late LongStreot’s corps, | Shoulders, _Kf
cafasod the J antes Bivor .near: Drury’s i I ••“ !5
Blpff in slrcng forco, artd was seen j v id
coining down the Petersbnrig Canutes. •• >• IG’
pike ns 'Gen. Biitler’s forces enieired i|. Soap, . .>• . joj
ih'cir works. The James igverj is ? *| r 10, f Bse ®\, 'V i, Oof
blobkaclod a few miles belpw. 'Drnijy’sj {? . n,:bon Jll, ’’ “ ’j---
Bluff'tp prevent a sm,prise from ,tho| ——
rebel ratps. „ . " '
MY OF THE PuUOMAO, T ||
e 18th, 1864. f. I*
■ General wounded while:!
brigade in aj
rigi7rattacked* the enemy and sW
beaded id Advancing hra line and tak*
ing ja few pirisoners. Ilia loss is,W'
ported-at about 500. TheNith Ccrpl
did not |ose heavily in their mdvahce
in the morning, bat their lo^s s was
considerable ,in thb ttftcrnoon in their
attack on the- left. Our losses! dn r
ring the past tw|o days will reach
8,000 killed and wounded. , Tbejilpss
of the enemy at some points was great
er than ours, but being generally, bei
hind .their entrenchments were not so
much exposed, ) and .of bourse jthey
suifered less; on! the whole; iAlll'tbo
prisoners takftniso far, some ; 1,200, of
whom .about .200 jeaimo in yeslerdav.
represent themselves as being in Beau
rogard’s army. V It is not boliebedi that
snob a resistance could be made with
outxliia presence and the aid .of tiis
| J,'! ■ ,i ‘ ;}'+■>'/
Headq’ks !iv
■: ■■ j«
Xkvt York, Juno 21.—1- Herald I
special says;: Gen." Hancock's old
wound has been so (roublcsome tbaiho
was to ask to be relieved. The
request wasjgranted,] and Genl Bo
uev has command [of bis corps. j Gen.
Hajncoek did not command in Satur
day’? fight He expects to be iojthe
field again in ? a few weeks. : Ji -
lt is said | there' are • 3u$00:1 rebel
troopS i.i Potersburg r ,and thcj iion-:
tinuuHy being reinforccd. . Tno at
tack at 4 a. m. on Saturday byxthe
2d Corps, met but little oppda itionSr—
Our troops in passing over tbo for*
mid able works occupied by thejonei
my tbo day, previous, captured fifty
or sixty prisoner?. The casualties on
both sides were few. We. moved., on
and. developed another Irne of wd'rks
about five hundred yards
jHero the rebels made a stubborn ;re»
sistance. .1 •
• v v f- • "'i . /*r j '
At _nooix a general advance of the
Second corps was as
sanlling force 'consisted or three bri
gades Tboyilinea rnshod forward
gallantly, but could not withstand the
deadly fire of nutSketry, gripe and
cahmstcr, though they g6t within
seventy five yards of the earthworks,
[andlbey then fell back, leayihg their
dead and wounded. ■ j '
I Another attack was orderpWat an
other/point. The storthing partv
consisted of several brigades in cob-
UjHa of regi merits aboutfonro’tlock
to*' the afternoon in two columns.—
They were met;with such, a mnrdor
ousfiro and cut dcwn so rapidly that
they were withdrawn. | - y
Nett |Yobk, June , 21—A Tribune
[special, Idated Headquarters Army of
the Potomac, Sunday, Juno 19, a. m.,
says: Thofourtbday of battle before
Petersburg ended last 1 right. If it
shall: open again to day J it will be by.
the siege of Petersburg—briefer, per*
baps,than by battle.. [ 1 . 1
[ Wo attacked [three times yesterday
s—at 4 ai-m;, at noon, arid at 4 o. m
Gen.-Warren*. joined on. the le'ft.and
around, with skirmishing In
front, half a niile, at bachl advance,
taking one :iin.p pi works, and
Kdg op to aaother and tbofist: Gena
iHaneopk ahd Bnrnsids. in tWpantro
' I I-'..’
• • ;,'
:
t ■ $f«W. Yoßltf Jnqt 22 r r-A
ciaf, near PeiißrßbQurg, Jj&th,
say^—Thocopntry ftidy Took i for de
monstrationß sbortly wbich will gi-eat-.
ly change ib'e aspect of a&urs at this
. appi'.bf: greater 'importance,- the
bombardment-of the city of. Peter
s the grand open
ing etepin .the opening (this) r week's
work, • Grant has his artillery in ex- J
celient, post ton at- a range of from
twelve hundred, to /burteen hundred i
yards off, the heart’ of the city, and
at daydight tomorrow the' shelling
will commence, provided the place i»
not previously surrohder by evacua.
tioh or negotiation,theformer of which,
Only is likely to occprri ■;;
A.demand fbr thclsurrender of.pe
tcrspiirg hits been made and refused,
ShdoUr artillery is shelling the place,
which has been nearly deserted 1 by
the Inhabitants, .-.jl. 1 •; :f
-' N*w York, June 23. —A \ Herald
correspondent with- Writing
ipn tbo id.tbj sayS:—The lipd. of tail-,
road - .between and
tiVrtdliburg Is destroyed most effeetu
allj’ fttl two miles,‘th jcuttiiig it* two
the rebel forces in two pincc*.
. ’!* ? *.r ; , •.
BEARER COUNTY.! <w; j
IN the Orphans' Court in ami for the, Wmniy'j
of|Bcaver. before the lion. Judges of said [
Court; In the'yVnattcr of jexceptions. to. the j
accounts of Joecphftrittfuh. guardian of Jo»t- ;
hh ill Brittain anil Ana Elizabeth Brittain,
“fjW&’WWfSS ne v;burt
appoint Mi B. tVelsb, Esq., an Auditor tb
take testimony and report the facts on the ex-*:
captions filed. [A true Extract; j .
'j JOHN A. FRAZIER, Clerk,
Nance.—Thci Auditor *bove named 'will
attcnd.-to the of his appointment at the
Cdhrt| House, in Heaver, oh Monday, thelUh
day of July, at Ifi o’clock. a. ml, at which
tltnd parties interested will attend, iif they
think proper. h M. 8.-WKT-SH,
je'22’64 ■ Auditor. .
\EXECCTjjOEsj NOTICE; J ,
■VFTHERKAS letters testamentary ' having
VT \ bectkgranled; to' the undersigned, on
the estate of Joust Gonno*, dee’d., late of
Rochester twp-,. Biiaver. co, Pa, i all persons
knowing .thcmselvcb indebted to . said estate
are requested to mike payment immediately
and those baying claims against the same will
present them to the subscriber duly authenti
cated for settlement. * ” >' „ ’ ' '
- '.lf AMANDA GORDCC
' je22. ’O4. , - m • \
tVevvi IVXat'ble I
ij ■■ D. .
" MARKET St.L BRIBG EWA TSil. ;
THE, Subscriber]' announce* to* ffce j
'that he.is prepared to. furnish to custo-
all 'kind ofwork in bis Use from a PLART
SLAB to a-GARVED TOMB STONE.
American and Italian Usrble i
'Kept on hand, «nd all kmds of plain, as well i
as Ornamental wort'done, in a i satisfactory''
manner.. . ,/ ; ' D- IRONS, i
Market st, 1 door north T. AHisotfs state’. '
jutrels’ts4 /' -
-t- _ _■ v ■ :
' f IN T :RATOR".f NOTICE; V
ndrninißtrntjon onthe estate of
late l of Industry township,
, having been granted to the
persons indebted to saidystate
make immediate payment, and
'aim. gainst .raid estate: will
. - ..the subscriber'properly au
thenticated for settlement.
I’ e. JO TIN SLESTX, Ohio fp., j
jel’C4—Gw, I Administrator.
i EXECUTOR'S NNOTICE;.
WHEREAS, thi ProbateC'ourt of Colum-.
biana county, 0., having granted to
the undersigned letters testamentary on the
estate of Horatia Nl Barker, late oF Perry tp.
Columbiana county,!Ohio, doc’d., all\persons
knowing themselves 1 indebted to’ said pstate
are requested ,to made. immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same will
present them properly authenticated for set\
tlement. -..1 ■
jolG'isd
■ApIimiSTfIATOR’S NOTICE
XTriIEREAS letters of administration on
VT !the, estate of Asbniw
New Brighton, Beaver county, J enn’a.,-
dec eased, having been duly j granted to the un
dersigned, all persons indebted to said estate
are nstußed to. meke Immediate payment, and
claims Rgainst the same will nre
eent them properly authenticated for tettle
raent without delay. j ■ i
. ' .L,- >’»• Him*, Adm V..
je16,61 ! New Brighton.
Diyi4©ndNb. , !
■ Bask_ or Biaveb Cotnrnvl !
- Kew Brighton* May % 1864. ' { ■ j
fpHE President and Director* of thih Bank (,
JL thU daj declared'a; DIVIDEND OF ■
FOUR PER CENT; upon it* Capital Stock, but 1
t ‘
v l ruw | ■ Vw wa ilMt TBPr(Hill IUVCti 1
« id. : r ,i . XiyVABDBOOPSt <7;
/X-’-'j-l ■!."' OmUot •'•*•
• - ’' < .!- ‘ i
**rml
E3B
Ihii was #
iS*®**®-
- —" x «! V'
•f. tne Eighteenth; ,*- UafMKR ak bakgks Ei "
ipt np Aho river,£d - *•••-• ■
of the town. One i ». ;\
.Mo the t towo, &, lfi ' 1 8«4^
mi-cirenmvallale to 7:50 *. *. M pfe : '
■ . j - fcso^Al
.<J£r
is
I ..
N, .‘Expcutrix,
Rochester.
0. 8. BARKER. ExV
: 1 T Newßrighton
FEN
or ... nroNk
_ . )3.1
«&> rl u. i rn .?* Rl B ® a , T . er r;-.7 : i0 t
jit» !ir& V | ; J
' MiE g 3, ow. rrfa Pr «l
~n . ~ .M aT «» RoGheatef tJ -T
-Ist, llngh’n Ac<iom. 5:42 a- m
W JhfckX . .1(5:45 t;« T *.£
Newcastle •• • 0:05 p»,
'•>'»«. / 5 -
i-o. s ;;v;;:;;« ». ».;•
•■- \2 ’*01; aV . *•
O'.nem ti Exp |, ■ 45 P/M ""
QGisrt West— *;°® Mt-"•
-’•* >licave'gPitts. Art .10.
Alliance Aceom.r 2; 10 P . u ’ ■ «?'**%.'■
<ols A " „
M urifn-n .2 ~... i 5 *;.* 1 ajl :
;8d ~ 4:40 t. m. ]s•-.
.1 530. *
Ist Express. , ItOOfi. - v, .
U- Express, .. P " M ’' *• f- ■
■ ?, sius^sop^E.^
Quarterly Statement of Bank of
' , . Beaver County,
L,:; V. V^' r ™4on. Ml»y 4th, ; i851.
;i itesodacEs.
Notes and binsjdietWijtcd. actirc •>-,r<r
Same under " »
D. Si 5-20 4-petl cent. CouponhAnds. ■.O-V. > : -,.S
U. 8. 7 3-JO per cent.ijtreas.-.noics.. 4 fsnf<i
U. 8. 5 per eenlji legal; tender. ..A. MVI
Furniture and office fixture? ; vlj-i ./
.Uue.from ; »s«ji ji
Notes and checks of other KanV? and
U. 8. Treasury ndtes^i......
Coin in vault....
Protest acc0unt......;.. 1
-A | ... .
Capital Stock paid in —fi 10,400 00 -
Notes.in ciWn1n'i0n........... P3O 00,
'Dm depositorsj.llt.OOl j*
Due the Commonwealth • 49
Contingent L.3.1’ 59
Diridends unpaid............. />, 17y 50
sai~4
X certify tbiiitbeabo't.e,atet™ Mu.wtruHß.l
correct according to the be«r tf-mr lcAeTiod™.
and belief. [■ „ I litw..™ ,iv,r*, Cnslr
Affirmed end eube-rih*-/ me ibit
d»y of May. Ajf )>. ' ' ,
" list of LEviiss; T;
E.MAIMXfi ‘ in '.Die <sv-
XV rer/Pa;, Ma/.01,- I£«l ! • H •
Kirks John . , i - ' - ' —-
Clrnsi.r John -' *j jM’Bfiuc A
Cunningham 1. . ’prill jTh** ‘ I
Cnraming .1 jPurkUon V»’rj ,
Crawford AVru H 2 } Patten I) ’
.Crawford Lliaa Tiisl
Graham Thonms . jSmith-Wm
Mary *■ ,Vi . e -\}*3h*nc Emil*
]S:nUh .Suaau
HoffiaW Jaa ' , |T«'>r.{f.so;: Km %
J- V»alb-*r,t t'rorgc .
Johnston h| ~ J
Johns lE\J_• , t ■- ■ Vtort üßii AiintA■
I i ng- fur-liters in me-ibr
list, wilhplea?c tshv thev ‘are advertised. ‘ -
I * >3J. j ■ anivekson; P. M.
v Office .Hours.- a.- in. jto KJ p. ra. '
iIST OF LETTERS
RKMAINI NO in;' the' I'bstf Office at KoLW
' ter.:Pa., Jtmc lflt, >
Bolen Benj F *. ‘ L ■ jMelhihNJacki*on ...
Kbyte Wm _ - jMayer -
Brotr.n Mdfc'Jt J u * ; Miilor Sfr*GeorJ?i
BurgV , MilchellLiwTi
Ueifi JohtpW' j ' Powell Sarah J\ I .'
Ferguson J-G. . . Rhodes John \
HubbardMiumo . jos }> N
Hoohor II E &.oo jSmith Ali«s tlUpn .
.Hartman Andrew.;,. 'jSmith Miss Sophia
Hamilton 'Pearscm x jStewjirt RN„ i '
Johnson A aJ, * ' jScotti JsHn; V f .
Jungcrl George • WinVersgiU Joan
Marquis George A.: J |%Vhei!siOr Uer.ry, 2
Marthenu M;4s C L |" '
_ “
i . t. m; ■
BSuOtfwe hoar* v during
7». ra. to ji; in. : ’
YAIiU ABLE EABM ANBCOAL
1- . LAND FOR SALE. '
.4 XU ACT of .first rate lapd, "situ*!? ‘S
| CUippewfl tp... IVeaver. comitv.
.miles w'cst.of’Xetir Brighton . on tLe P-
Jfe. C-. K. U., containing |OX£
ACRES, .is offered for "sale-on ; fATf(cahl?tfirs*.
About seventy acres of thi.-i ..l-v'vi'.'ue '
| arid inNigoid state of cultiTjation: die Kd| 3 ?
IjTvell timbered, and all under .tVUce. t^ r - .
Pare bri ihe a stone dwelling hpn?e, i
| large stone spring house, (the upper
I which is now; used; as d dwelling, --(andhew
i log barn. TheriKis a vein lof pxcellen| «»•
i underlying a Salomon cjf the tract, wjtc
i opening near | t ’ )
For further ihforjicmon °*
: James Fife, Es£., ilrigWon.'.ra.. X. *?• F*t* :
term an. Esq., Pittsburg, or M. Weta>o.
| thonotary’s.officc, Beaver,, \
i Pro. Mar. Office* 24th Di\
! New HrioUton. ,1 uno 2cl'. 1\
j Cmcci.tr. No; st>. \
I IVT° claims'for prcdits nill lie.reccitV
;il Ac office of A. .A, Pro. / Mar. 1
| Office,* Harrisburg. Pa., unless forwanW
! the. claima'nta, through the District I 1 ! 0 ' 0 ;*
j. Marshal, accoinpariicd by the nccessai
donee. 'All claimniijts, the eli’t'c; are
| directed to compile the facts of each c.'-so
; regort at this, offico. The claims oil! '■* ‘f.
| warded by mail to Headquarters at
: burg, as no preference will be given- i fl - :1
i presented by the claimants in person. -
1 By order of A. A. Pi M. General.
! v JOHN CCTIIBEP.TSOV
| ’!' Capt. & Pro. Marshal, jiljth Pisl- Pa
fc eTcrl; a¥sa l 001
[' In'■ BridgCM ut<n - * ■
subscriber has- fits'e-dnp, in *"J-ft
• ■ and modern style, for an ICE-'Cu”-;
SALOON,’hlshpusc-on thd eon 1 ; 1 " of "
and Mulberry Streets, - '' ,
Cakes ,
cf all kinds, constantly. kept on , ll j T
ORDERS IFOR lOE PROMPTI‘\ ;
’ir FJLLE%
51 iy 2S. 18«— It FKEDEHfCKJVAt^
.A*.-- Sestwick. ‘
BROADWAY & APPLE StKKf?-
.' Itieur Brighton, P* >
■ /TOottaiffa ' and Retail 'Reiter j* ■ ■
Tini Copper, ; and - Sheet 'bs*
And the meet approved patterns f •
Ftftshvrd .{faking; aniS#t[ sj
V. . ' ‘
t T
23..3C1 s’
■ S.'IWS:
. 1 1!
NEM
kK.ui 61
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ho fmtnaeij frca
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