The Beaver Argus. (Beaver, Pa.) 1862-1873, August 31, 1864, Image 1
.3; •1 T:|£ P> - B V® R- AR r pj il! IMBRIE, Editor 4 Propi P lWia-Twa Dott*M 'per lit pipTApß*; otherwise Two I)jpj.i. Fim Jssti will !>• charged.' No papi eoatipned entil *U arrearages areW ggy Letter* and communications, O’ ibail hare prompt Attention. national;^jromlaatiozis*' forPresident, f••■•■;”•••>•’.i|:? ABRAHAM LINCOLICr ttF ItUSOIS, - ; : H | • yg: I-1 I ’ -■ • V k ■ ■ i For Vice. President,. ANDRISW J O BNSO 1 • Of TWHHWwi : •! U nion Presidential Electors. I SENATORIAL, Morton M’Michael, Philadelphia.., . I fhomaß CoMiiagbainißearer Comity. : : j- , ’' r V- BEPBESENTATIVEa. ' # 1 1 Robert P King 13 Elias.Hala i I 2 G Morrison Coats 14 ChasH Shriaer | 8 Henry Bumm 15 John drisferl i 4 WiilimaH Kera 16DATConanghy 6 Bartbn H jenka 17.DaridW Wood i 6 Charles M Bunk 18 Isaac Benson J 1 7 Robert Parker 19 John Patton ; | 8 Aaron Midi 20 Samuel B Dick 1 9 John'A Hiestand 21 Ererard Bierer 110 .Richard H Coryell 22 John'P. Penny j 11 Edward. Holliday 23 B M'Jnnkiia t ■ 12 Charles F Reed 24 J,W Blanchard I Union District and CouutyNi illations- ! ■ . Congress. I GEO. V. LA WHENCE, Woshingtonco ! President Judge. ■ f". ! L- L. M’GUf'FIN, Lawrence co ; !■> iv‘. Assembly. , - t M, SL QUAY,.Beaver, i KOB’T R. HEED. Washington, i jam.es r, kelly, - * Prothonotary. P jMICHAEL WEYAND^avfsr j County Commissioner. . | JOSEPH IRONS, Hopewell. | Poor House Director. ! SAM’L M'MANA'MT, Economy i Auditor. ! [ JAMES VVHITHAM,, Hanover. Trustees of Academy. A. R. MOORE Beaver, . I J. O. WILSON, Beaver, D, L. DEMPSEY, Beaver, ' Terms orßubaoription to Argus- Argus, p«t annum, in advance.; S 2. PO Within the Tear.. '.A . 2(60 End ef tie jest.. &JOQ • These terms wilF be strictly adhered to.j ‘ j Rates of j « . Ione square, I insertion.j J£ach subsequent insertion i LpO ■ , f columri, 6 moa.. ......................I2w i coliimß. fi moa. ......20 00 , i i column, 6 mos, 85,00 Professional and business Cardp. not ex- j' 1 . cceding 10 1ine5...........,.....; 8 0) IF.xecufqrs, AdmlnistratorsandAuditor’s L- - | Sbticea, each .-....» 30) ;I.ocal notices, 10 cents per Uni each insertion, j Deaths and Marriages, will! be .publisher {gratis where the’ same does {not exceed five ! [lines; fov each additional line -6 cents will be charged-—excepting in the notices of deceased soldiers, whiih willbe published free. ' j ' Beaver County Fain. THE FAIR OF THE BEAVER COUNT IT AORieULTORAf- SOCIETT, will belleld in Ihe'Tair Grounds, near Bearer, on ' j | f Wednesday . Thursday, nnd 'Friday, Sept. 2W, 22<Z and 23d, 1804. |> ij . Competition is invited from adjoining counties' THE CAMPAIGN “ARGUS’ 1 . FOR 50 CENTS- ' v | O’ i ■■— •—V ; J* J The Argus will be sent) to Rubseri berg, from the: J7tli of August until-the 23d of November, for 50 Vents ft copy, ip, ndbantje. Send in ■your names immediately.’ J\ » t i._ j i Meeting' of ExecutiyeCommittee. There will be„a ineeting of tho‘(|/'o. Executive Committee ai ,lbc Coiirt House ih Beaver, on Saturday, the ;3d of SeptcmboKaf 1-[rn. All t’he members of the Com mi j, tee are ui& ‘ , gently requested, to altepd. . , The following areitbe iifunos of lib eh - members of the 6ontroiti.ee: • I JW. B. Cllrke, Caugtey, j Geo. tV.; Hamilton, . George; Neeley’, i; Jos. L. Anderson, Vim. Henry, 1 - 1 - j jW. A. Laird, John H. Wilson, • j t ’ f)r. John Murray, Maj., David Warnook, X)r. AT.Sl.allenhcrgcr, William W. Kerr, . jThomas.J. .Power, ' Geo. Rauscher, Sami. J. Cross, ■ ’PEg'! Joseph Pendleton, Dr MiLawreneeir** J. J. Foster, Tho_. Nicholson, 1 JI. J. Marshall, John A. Gibft,' | Wm. Thomas, Jos\ Ai Fleming, 1 j . It. B. Ohamberlain; • John Wilson,* ? j .' Him. Agnew .Duti, ■ Thomas Stahdiah, j’ ; John Beeres, John It I Mohler, T. hi. M’Cord, . Ildnry Bimher, l . James Patterson, K. H. Barclay,/ Eph. Smith, a , James Smith: \ y-'A Dr, S. M. Ross, Stone, ~;-' j Satouel Lawrence, | • ' I J?', . JAMES S. RCTAN, ! v'- i Sew Brighfon.Aug. i2th, 3864. [ Allinquiries on! ordinary snbje<t« with tho Enrolment) Draft) Exemption is’, 1/ihbilitiesto DraftWrcdits pndAccout is pf then addressed tq the Provost Marsha! bf theiproppi District, who, if not able to answer ' thbav.W ! ’ , l seek information from the PrQYflSt Marshal General |of the Staid. Answers may thus be obtained mole ’ promptly than by addressing the Pro vost Marnhal General at Washington;' , where more important business often - r prevents prbinp’tanswors to the mnlll ' tuda of inquiries now' addressed- tb the Bureau ob personal and other questions of miner consequence. i'j p Substitutes cannot foe iaecepted. or any ma.n -peder, Circulai f 230, who •. leaves bis District for ■ the \purpose of presenting a substitute.to Boards of bthyep Districts! or who au thorizes RrbicV«-or otlu'r< to transact, • BuchbqdneW>foi- hlrrt. i-: i 1 By order A.A.P.M Gei|. tor West’i* pa. ’ i ’ , 3OUXCOTUBEKT9OS. » fsplain nn-i J’r jvjiijlj 24f!)'Pi»<. j . ...... .. , i w. i i ' •[■. ■ ■■■'.-■■■'. ■•[■■■■ " -■;■ ‘;...V V~ .: i'; fcv Vfi'® V ". r ' ; : / Ihni, one of ouh*jM%/Vt i iai hope- to< mppljr bis place the i jonr i » '•*■ k ' agt'We call attention. ;W v Wrap, Esq. eoltf^,; : :Mr. i Wrwr office from; New! Bri place, where be located,.': f : . % : .Tj ■ ;.■]. ■'' >•■' I '.»cjulk e I&tQ " was nominated vast 'Chicago {toventlbo,; m tie fcdpi head Candidate for President.’ have no t|ine fbp |omiaent jthija w EiUedoatjie Railroad ’ lira. John Dunchn, livingl near] Galilee, inJLhia county, was kiilei the lasl.wpok new |httt pi Wei have not leari edgthe particul hat understand she was walking the track at the time and the ezp train ran over her. Her hash! ind the, army, in the ' ,01st-regimi intj is now a prisoner. | -NS ' ,:t L -- '■ _ ; ? i ’( - SOLDIERS’ Ali): soon as The Army Committee, of Bna County desire to urgef upon all Soldiers’ Societies id-the - soar the importance or immediate act in providing Stoijes, C|othirg ; i Money, ah, 1 hundreds .of oar i wldi are sent-toitho hospital every d|ay, t some . days thousands. ] There 1 never been a time of more press need for action in ihis department humanity.; Send Stores to JoLepfc Wilson, Esq.. Beav|i;;«nd -to Goo C, Speyoi-er, Esq., jEochpater;- |Moi tp jjr. John Murray, Bridgowai aud;requests formeetings' and i|pe era’to Rev.W. G. ’taylor, 800 ijer. ■-r h:4r " Beaver Academy.. . We crtll attention to the>. notic this.lnstilutio'ii in another, oblui Wc.taro pleteod to Jeetliat-lhcl tees have provided |i new drosa fortn.oi.a substantial building, fi old Aeadijiiiy, and that they bp j cured lire services of- expori teachers. We boi*fe the Insti will-; receive a liberal patronage places are ■ more favorable for tionah interests, than the old t , Beaver! -As to have two 1 Seminaries in suc;essFul ope brothers and sisters leavings ho seek an education, can hei-o fi] . best advantages, without threnei of distant separation. To p tjhis] is an |tein 6t no sipall im|poi Tho advnr.tagcp cf this place- access by railroad and rive plied with chqrchnk of differ? nominations, and a. staid anil population—give it,-; mCjuliar clai the h;iends of a-lihii: a)#tlucatio wo Hope the Acad oin j- may Lave the.success'll deseiyes. , V v m | . 1 ;■ • * , s. ' NewrStf. r Some two rjiontwfsinca we n ahe buruingef the Beaver Static i. expressed tlio hope Jhatr it would replaced by a bottu one. jA fei, car has been made tc answer! tbn pi posei of a Station sipjee the bhrn ng the old one. A now Station {has -b' erected this week, and oh! wtiat i Si .it is about as large, af a gC sized dry g|»bds bo;:, and rosy one jvery much in apj earaWce, I framled in Wellsvillc, wo bel evi brought up in a hat id car. ■ W< not give the size of thq.hdillinL judging front the Amount of | shin, required (apo|nt a I urge armlull), bannot be less than -6; by 10. Th have; erooteii it bn tbie lower fid' ■ • f 4 1 ~ \| -■ • the load,,ton stills, to accommodi the bpya/ihonld .they desire| to ovt turn it thtp the riyeri The oil S tion jsfas a palace compared 1 5 tl one. i Senior .sly, within kit a dif gr.rc to the Borough anjS.ft worse disgrace to tbe . When the first w erected, thejteornpany was embarra' ed, oiid for that Reason nothin,' said, j They are! ’ fiow I fast grb wealthy, and 'should; feel more I pride and display more taste: This ! of the best stailops on the roid for pitssetigers, and top that reason v re are entitled to bjetter aoeommodatk ns.-|- TheAagreement with the- road,, when, they obtained the right :of way, was, ,wo. are informed, that they jSioultr build; a goo<l station. ; Qur. 801 ough authorities should look into this jnist ter at oocel and compel a fulfil iqgpt of tb’p agreement, 4 I ■ ! , 'O-^V :*Tf; v- : ' •-u»,;4 1 ’ > ~-! Vtiwt ftnr all id the Mi&idaiea fai.Wy'before le, introduce raonally; JWfe' have bwn pei >bappy lii thia County and Wdnof' andfiftieß? position they jasprrej confidence dfjthe pstirty' 1 and <»ot of the poodle. ■ Wo bave f|atibn' r ]tlje’nf in| f publicly ling tbem; an& wb would glad- of thbirmef* •wing ; the baiter’ they, [are the nibre, votes they ‘will 1- Uo ■p.--- ■"■=£:• i; Tlio first on the' tlckof' ia Hon. V. \srbßb|n gton county. Kfe are jfree to’confesa Mr. Lawrence not our.firtot choice for. that position.•.; In] bommon with' *• the loyal citiaens of this county, wo supported, urged anddesired the nom on. inatibn qf our own talented and vtor- f e * thy Hon.|THOl*i*Ch a,r8 ’ ninoham. We believe no man in .the °® Distriotwas mbro worthy ojftlio po* ** fiition. and we' know ‘ that ,;fotr inch ’fi 88 could fijHt iQore honorably. 1 Altho’ dWppoioted titat our oboioe was •j . not nominated, yet we belioVe it to be | our duty to suppofttbo immineeheart- BS. ily, add wo to" d<i'tK). " There is much in thw election tof the " 8 eilhcrJa openjy bpppae or coldly lt - endorse the nominee of the parly-—, iihn Should wo IpsVj the member.of and g lo ® B i Q Ibis District, Ijt! in>ght giye a lew majority in the lower House ofrpon*. #n( j JreM | against tlie Government; and bhs w h° could tell i the evil rbsuUstbat sine might lollpw ? ;Oui cairtdid belief is. t ihavin these tirbes the worst Uhic . q man is jgfinilely preferableto ' irco -Copperhead, andthat.it is on; no y ,en duty to susiair. • those-w tg-j.. tain t!iie counter; Wbf'havr a jj, Mr. Lawrence for many* j» ican cheerfully bear testimon fitness and_abiiity. Reafedi farm, and his oWh-bands act to toilj he ; wi|,h th I of. of ,tho] • — : (life lie was flontjas a representative •us-1 from his county*to the State Legiria*. tlie j whore he has served, b' B ■ twelve yearn—six .in the Rouse.-and se- ■jiix.ini the Senate., Her was elected ced ! Speakf-r-nl the Senate on.o' year, :find ,ion j acquired'an eiivlalile .reputation as a ’’cw presiding His ijiegislative cu te*l t rocr was marked by .ability, energy pf j and success. Quick of. jlpprehunfioi:, lulo au( j 3 ptiring ini energy, he took, u * » * » ' i j *1 ,*t lon i r high position as a Legislator; uiifi So * lo.j great iv.aa his .popularity that! he [w»s * l h e .jselaonil'knc-.yn tp fail in S!t 3’ j iindertjook. Fa dr men occupy the:|>p '.‘’Hi® * silion pt. homo tliat he Joes. In his ance, j own county 1.0 ioj the iiio of his partyi -ca.sj | and yd have never Itnqwn anj - man ■> Bu p-|so uiiiyorsaily- pdpnl.ii at' hpine. [As it de-' an evidence of \ this wc ‘ need only '.oral, refer to‘the election of ISGO, wtien he' 8 . on j W as elected to the Senate Id a Uis and i t-rict giving about fwelve hundred Do-, sll 'inocratiQ-majority. His triends now | assert < that can j caVry [one j thousand more votes in his end of the I District thab-any other man, undj we •‘ed i p'resume ho can.. This,hpino popular ■H.d j itylspoaks well,for hini.; Affable in be his manner, obliging to a fituit, always ht pleasant, with a roroarkaljle memory, and wonderful capacity -for gaining °l the affections of the people, wb ,ee P not wondemt his popnldrify. In the V early part bf his fife ho was a Whig, •d- but was one of the" first jto join [the •fc* ,mn, e'du mvu ition iUF* fn,b ales .Republican party.; Ho has over been true to; the party,; and has,, sineo the and commencement .of fe||o wdr, contribu te-[ted as much as jman to >,be .support of the Government. As a glcs; speaker, ho -never fails to hold and t please bis'audience. His 1 long expo* ey rience and unquestioned c ipatity cris bare us that wheaelecteti be will mike >te a useful member 'of Congress, if? will present usfaithlullynndably. ita- we haye been mis-repre'sented the '•* last two I years byai peace pOpperhcad ■ e jof the worst school, and we must nob I permit the like .again., Above all f things wo must not load a Congress ifl“ man, because it would be attended, in as all probability, with injhrly, add pos sibly ruin to thewhule country. Our candidate for Judge is Hon; L.L . M’Gomft, 6t Hawrence county, whom most of onr readers know.— Judgh Id’Guffin is a self-made man, raising himself, to bis present position [by bis own industry and application, i Ha was! regarded as a fine, lawyer, [and enjoyed a large practice before going upon the AipracticeAt ’the Bar fcr twenty years,-; with close application added to his-natural abili ty, bas fitfpd bim for this responsible but e of iWing poaitipp.jj been v boats f'« if jt• r ~ **•(••-■ ■■ . Ai •-^^TT" T 7? "- ■.*“ -» >~ L tfhHngvthei. lirao;h»? Peace : the- North;— they: are '4ifri’ lteiuib he l lirU mode pa«T ihtf ■parr ot' thc'samdparty, id cpiribihed in ieagae agalnsl'onr com| A tbo ptllii j mori th»td >i«t .tiotfihe shadow bl wdpnbt but £h«t ,? therpfc I an. understanding 'befweeii no’ are—.tyrHfiiiienl : Sf>uth; ahd'lTpptbv'aris bound together ;,lsr a . vdr.d, I |r©‘ Mi by*;thoelrongeattics, and Vallandi gbam Jeff. .Dayis have the name i#iie.,wiH math nn;cml f ftJrtd j ijOaje../^rea^©«‘., ~inlax* S: .«e t t lt v wn as a I- in ythe profe wioiit f certni n j fact,, jftiiit ’- wheneverthey see .t’; w.e have three bahjjyjrt’ing out Pcpee 1 Peace! that he is LQoAr.of Beaver rohepf : fciends. aod] one ibingtoh wbhiyi VebeU. ' Thoie ls onoroadto "a| idrTy ;a memlMr^of, lasting and honorable-peace, arid the jistrict, and ji. one South can have’fhat atjaby tfine^-lay the Dis .riot. down' arms, take. bath men for when wc pfaUegjahco,; sot, free their slaves, apd than for Dr. enjoyjail tbe 'bUjßsinge .ol ppaco that manly beariiigand j rbodthelbyo ibe -war bi’oke out. lined with h'is|piojwJ And lesw *lf a ■ this* dor popple will hot pg ‘manner, makes i have. A'iicyi thing ante. jffl ahclthat is, that-as Sta soorgy.and ability - vory was tbi®| cause of the robclliofi', eosSbc in the l(C'|j It shall noijmgpr curse the na lion with has already. jmade;|jts oideous presence.; Let j Slavery d Quay: it. j»,al«;;idie Hnd|thcirebellion pods. 1 *,bo well is Jin _,. • " 'Ti r-'T ' A ~ i J■' ;|pr’soieral• l 4 B *■?* Ju*w»forSept. Sessions: lonotahy ‘ Oij thia fo^ A , Y T HE 12th - " If^VMjm^atioiir' I ' forgotten . ; Re- , Q ro eb«: JII Deihl, (Poriynan.) /ar broke put, hej Rcjchbsthr hpr; J J .Anderson, Geo F Rifles,” waielcct.! L«kVhe}'C--L-, - •}■ : ~i— , sssfte^iwi* to. Assistant Com. Cootey . _ |, | bf Pennsylvania! Economy: Jacob Breiteuatein; John hold for a year, Hicks: ” - ■ 1 '*' ‘ " A . iv " 164)09, on"tni aiid N abte^i reupei and'tl didati oddrif R- R Jffcjfc Gongs oftW' ,WViii|» ontettal moral apt «ntf|l ayfljupjn He bad .car sia mi moat :k^OW'!» y«4*^ count* t! #4 •igding joined* v ed toriarlrdproi ‘diy 'b ! t&». fa' miaf wbv whe Prh >cv nold. fin . y , in- appovutod birahla ate Buc{Bfe|ry, wbiuh position be .he tColp t. t|pm bathe Oi it of ill tbeGoy igtu'n., and ' 1' I’, ary | and irrisb'urg^ i;; It ih a M'!. . ,pd»itionB .*cochperfect iO ) b, t-baldt ia’nosV generally; twice-1 I lie master; oflall kinds i ttasinbsa. ,‘ Wo have boyor .know n ioUeriibußincsH man.|or a..''rn.oie sty With g teal yTauiral lity, improved I'}' study anp obse;-- ;iois,' lie is destined to lake a. tifyfh nd among oar publiy. mow? iiltep u and obliging as Lbojscapable, mo] erestdii isiedror conn tv or its. citi-i , 1 ’ • • I i. 1 . . [ is -will suffer in llis. bands, and Ids eu’on- is more' desirable' and will dor. nipte'. lionor upon • bis-, cony tiiu- Irj tbcU upon.hini.' Dup Legislative ' ■ ‘ "j ’ i * 1 I? • , ; I' kef could ntH bo betlorf . ' ' iVe. xvill,|;onc-lu(Jo id otir ribxt. 1 ' fcaj e‘:u det ■of Shill Wa Have Peace ? i, ; | The Peace ' Democracy at the p.rea- |j.- , timcart/ very bu.-dly engaged harp- j|. ifi upon thoinei' Waco, j,; icb,isVtb,e of their a6n,jj.-rj: : d whatidoour readers suppbse they | i ejn 'by .'peace ? Why,-nothing inure I in a proposiliioln, to abandoh every j 'k wo have done, and give"tbp reb i| i..1u1l power again' to 1 comb Jnto.i llip i iibn with all'.their slavery, jusi as j iy .weifb before.,ihe ; rebeltipn.' In a [tJ, they ddsira-lhut the" Govern iioit should give ap in despair and let :ry thing go to chaos. For the , ders of the rebels have said, time .1 r ■]' ■ ’ ’•> i thjat they do npfdpairo to in a back—'that the only 1 tehms they t are 1 ‘sepal ration from the' Nprth ff!* entire independence. \7e pan ye no poaop with them bat on this •in.: Jb#.. Davis stiiL emphatically dares that be’ wilt*MLen ip po oth ter fps.! ,Tho pla ! the peace a then means jastfrois, and can an nothing mo'rp:— at. Thai the North has been in the Sng from tiro beginning, arifi hhdn}d blbri_Ceaso tojprosecuto it. . \ i d'. ; Tm»t the South'baa bean only 1 its jaht rigbtii,.and ought 'layp thorn." :• i ■ •[; |' id. That the right to hold i slaves is | inalienable ope in the - Southern i toLt,and cannot bo infringed with; la, grow disregard of the rights of to who hold slaves;, ; ' ■ uij pe A.i ev: lee an; an< ha baj doc ,er f ■fig] io an clti 'hat the Administration la now en ed in aid unjust ffaruppn right* he South, which ought tp be ‘ oudj* it ,once. , - }, ■ i ''i-,; 1 _ heeevJt eoema to us, ore the viows of Vhe' peace raeh when dearly ek proved, and, when compared with the *ie of the rebel* they will bo found to (:pincido remarkably with those pi JeffrlHivia and his crew;*«nd in lac|t, there is no diffarenco ib opinipn ba tweer»;the'Jf«,bei« of tfce South, autf. the • i." ‘ • v\'*' r T 1 of ed \rM' mad Mfljbr GfinjwM iWxs the 2?5(;h T , Gpijienil' tTancoQ#iwhowail several tirnpß dnring repaired the cpetny at bvelry^aksSflftc; At bulf-past-h combined at tack waafliBdeou;hiM , 6»)t,rba»il left,' which', afyorone of the moot deeper ■ a(e battles; of rttC;waj% rc«idtediu>the enotny withdrawing from, the : figld, leaving: tuoir - dead and. wounded oo theigroinnd.. Oar forces hold the yFel; | don road, and in a dispatch: dated 3p. j m yesterday, Gen, says- that, {their loss: oT iread. seems to be a blow to the enemy he cannot stand— I think 1 do not overstate the loss of the enemy in the last' two weeks at {ton .thousand killed and wounded. Wo ihave lost,heavily, hut onrs has been , mostly in captured, when the enemy gained temporary, ad vantages; .The .number of rebel prisoners taken On [lout, sidohas not yet been, reported. ; ; Gen. Grant makes the following re-, port of an unsuccessful attack Jby the {enemy on Gen r ßutler’s picket line on. Thursday ‘ Yesterday, ■ Thursday {morning,- the:enemy drove,in Butler's” .picket line, > The picket guard soon rallied, however, drove the enemy back nnd.rcstablisbod their lino. The result was onO killed, sixteen, wouvjd edand fourte’eiriiiisniijg. {Twocom tnahdihg dicers and fifty enlist ed men wjere captured Irom. the en jemj l . What their.casualties were in { killed and wounded we do | not know. 1 1: E. M. Sianton, -: j{ , ,‘£- j.. Secretary dl Waf.j'' jj : August 29.' !! , Major-General Dix : A dispatch' from Gen. (Grant just received, states {that the RicliknohJ. papers ofyeAter ■ day. announces that Fo'rtfMnrgan is. in oar. possession. It is riot stated v.- j, u - whether the- fort was surrendered Or i whether ilj was blown up,| Another dispatch gives live tbit owing extract; “Fort Morgan is in the on Cray's possession, whether*blowniip or eyacuated 'is not khdwiV.l . Gen, Sheridan, in a despatch dated yesterday, at 230 p. m , reports—j “The.enemy {loft my front last night, { falling back toShiithridd,. or .mid way. Wc captured {101: prisonerfvyestcrdayj and inflicted a Ioss ; of T5O-.ldlied and wounded. {There have been a Jtjw feints to cross the river by cavglty at Williamsport; but . there was |io .strength shown. The indications tb-' -T— , . ■ : IvirriT rraow: J M ll, « ,Qilier re,mrts-state -1 , ■ ~ li. •'ni'e. _ K . | that the etieiuy IS leaving lie bhenan- UopiiweU; jpaytd U| Scott, Arch d j vbdiey./ .Nothing has been re. Agnew; t ' ! i | ceivcd from Sherman for.two tl’avs.- . .fliidepcudeAce: Matthew Anderson? ■ E. M.Sf aSton, Sec. {of War J-y Eaccpo.n: dailies Bredm; ; i : -'i • : ■■■.„ l’ - .1 / Sywilkiy: John B.ixter, Rich- 1 Tho State Guard { ntmid liarj, !,.{ • • ' Wo learn that Governor burrin lias n ; * decided to-call out immediately -folir - , I- i op fivo UiouMUuh.of the State Guatfd. tr^ C ,t • *■ • i!lUe orgariiziiti'on.of which was autiiolr- Barclay- John c| Legislature -at! its receiu " if; VT i r? / session. .. These ineii-nrei.to.be recruit,; ■ 1 ■■/ivf.j’-' \ , ed all ovor jthto tjtate, ami when ,urgan- Baker, Elijah !«*« : i,..‘iiVv r 1 * alon«2 the uoituoriur JoitMtce.-* 'onpgii, Allijed , ; o.‘ 0 .‘ ” .f 1 - vlt— =ll «lW br , J r ' i: ■ ■ r •. Glasgow; SI ilton Brown; .*• |i ' Now 1 Brighton; Samuel Coibus; Clarion: Jejremitb Fisher; , |. ' Borough ip: o ’.A' Griffin,Sawuel Karheey; 'J.fr' >' New Sewickly;. John Heaton, Kob’t Mcßcs; "■ . -.jr; ■- - ■. ; <■ ' Georgetown: David j Hamilton; v , 1 Freedom 1 boh Oliver. Hamilton; Chippewa.iAndrew M.’Gaf9ck; '• SlaiiOinh, Jaiiies AVnito; . | Piiiili])Surgjh:»l>aiiiol 11 Weigle; , Big G e.0.il Young; -, FraDkUDr.i)a»ioV r ßiamTK. t ;l - Fi«Vicr; BeaHr:- VVm Gallcj,-.Moore Warrick; dif" V j ; AViHiam Goering; •: Freedom: fji'mou G;-ifn; ~ ■ liiigjitou: \ Gibson,; Peter Reisitlgov; ;• ■ i ■ I- Falistdn: William Henry, iSamnel iKcnnctjy-, John 1 ,-IT K abler; ; ' 'll an over: Henry Kciffer, Wm; Mc- Cullough, Ged' jMiller; ’ Rochester :tib:;AlmerP Laoock; - , : pordugli* Ifii jl)av*idl Minis;; ; Chippewa: Platt; , PlulllpHWglij: Robert llmth;' Sainvioi Spencer; . Newl Brighton: John. Tmsman. f '■'. I’■' Sharp Speech A Mr. -J. Hi Wpodwui d, a young man of about twenty, had made him self parllculafty disagreeable to some by hi 4 expressions of [loyalty, hbU out of . was ' called upon at a publie meetieg to moke a speech. Hp respooded lo their palls in sub-- as 1 . i } Gentmmen; 'The great cry that I hare heard to day, has been peace, peace! I toll you that there is no man in the nation who desires peace morcitban I do~~a permanent,, lasting peace. £Cheorsn And, gentlemen, 1 will tell you howijwa willgetit. Fight this War out | Take oVery negro in the Rebel Slates and exterminate ev ery rcbeh no matter Where yon. find {him, [Misses.] Gentlemen, you heed not try" to | hiss me down, for I am an old soldier, 'and have faced ah most as mean |d l°okiog crowd as is now before. iriki- I* mean the thieves and bushwhackers of Tennessee; I know I was called upon to make a speech put of d.drision, and .1 ‘ intend U> tell you 1 think of, ybtt. _ . ;,.! ■Whon-iGod said he would save Sod dm if ten righteous men could be found then, t have lipid doubt would, have saved itj and tO'day, if y,9 u i all .stood upon the brink -pf hell, and ho were tiTsay ho woul^TSave. you one;loyal man cnald be: found among you, I have not the,'least doubt but there would be a. groat many strange faces in hell lor *hpi>er. V ' Gentlemon/tjrhen yon wish to hear front;mo again) noa have only to call oh me ! ,f’ni r nl|va\:B at b'bme; ,; . . | Mr. .Wooddard Is a resident of Ohio, and has been adjutant, of an In dianregi meet, n -. v ' " >llO regiment ot cavalry wii .-q-bp raised iiiunedialoly. . Jo the .meantime : ilio cyhoieftm-e ol filteen'dlion/uuid au*" thorized by the recent actof the As sembly, is u» bo'organized, subject to orders from the |fommander-in Chief, to move at any moment. Havioglup requisite authority to call upon the eiiijbens of the/Stale for military support in the discharge .of his duties; Governor Curtin is -now Acting with' the: most commendable promptitude, and is determined'to-be prepared to meet any. fqiti of the State The patriotisih of our people demand cif them prompt and immediate assistance of the Governor. If ' the li oops Are not forthcoming.' .there will positively bo a draft. ° ; Keep It Befdre'xthe Public^ j ’phat Mr. Benjamin, Jeff. Davids of State, has issued. il circp ldr t iii which; it i* distincwv, and om ci ally declared that the South will lis ten to no torms of peace not predicated on separation: This has beenassti t ed before, but not Officially; b.utAnow we bare it set forth in a Stall dOyii- that separation, independench. is the only condition on wbieh OayiS & ,Co. will enterUpn thoiidea of peace. JfirGenoral Sherman is reportedto be, moving the bulk of hie forces to n position on the Macon 'and Georgia .Railroad, in the roar of Mood’s army. This move is indicate a movement on the city l of Macon,, and Its capture. General Schofield was or tjered to march'on the 16th, with fif then daya v rations, and hie destination supposed to bo Macon. Hk Paid in Advance. —-A/cotcm porary says: “There is a mab up in par country -Who. always pays.for bis paper, in advance; Hbs never; had tr 9 : ck day in his lile-i-never hatl any corns nr tnolh ache—his'potatoes n< vor rot--the weevil never eats •’! wheat—the host never kills his at,! or beans—-his babies , never , and 1 nightanct bis yyife '■never siwops. j always wears moderate ‘Siamese like ] j Pleader, if you would,,, go, thou, | results on your own land do likewise- .- w i I , being made by, i, eff(^ e Northern part ot j Copperheads;/ to gettirrloaobed sol- Sew York>‘ t i nto Canada. 1 Such are diorsjto d wh6 claim: to be:aa loyid "» the but who desire peace, ’ % N auyb JJ ’ ; ''C 7 I ! ‘ !~ t ~ 1 v.. v ISNA - ; Uf CM ,/«As W Htv m MEM i ME ---- • ,B'fSf ii'ftjp Ikraghf Borne, bf 3| : deni i-** 1 tYdn fortp • witbX ? ‘f I pi‘ . lif&e laid ft if weft! i liave. adft Thare kept:i meX Now Poor B!c|tisrd is to. |i tbp couhtj y ronrid r lpbe aVveiy s did v •wJsd'm| for Bichard never ilcaitlfid ■'■mytiblipgtt didn’t know how to niafcc ah3 |: wjsdom f and / prodeawl had becoin.e-f; proverb, go, when he lopk ; out 'his' s | mgs Mid'bought the nows, mor& than ■; | , was Burorised, hnd it l.l Mr.' Smith dskcdwhyv ' |k> Poor Bichn | irf;a very" qiiiet hidiple hthu -f, e|; assumed ahytbibg^replied,'■‘•P-fiafe p|se, ,|Mf. Smith; yon hjiiJwf'a better than 1 1 do what td do ; witlf ,’mcih | j and how to invest ;1 for had inn; and ail I .got 1; had topork hard' for \ j | Butijhave lookedrouh|a godddeat • =, i |oh my neighbors, and sclin what they with their money nud I trill tell you s_f>.:4’ 1 things' I saw mid a bat thought of it * i Onb very rip;3J»an was ,|lways dealino £: ! money. _ and hh Im. tde aS great ileal, i was never satisfied without high hi tore •; So. he’ lent most money to so;f people who he thought ere very rich,. a'very high) rate; and h| often told.htir much; ho got, till che d|y the people lent to went to' smash! He- got bn ; abolut ten cents on adojfcrof | 1 know another oldj genSemiri, whpfkj some bank stock and hq|wcrit to thebe $ and got ten, per cent. |dividhnd. ’ c T '.' President and everybody said it* was best 'Stock in, the count|y—paid‘;tea. 4 *; cent, j But whal did tliel olii Utah d<) t sell his stock the nektday t Why twiii said everybody. Because, it pays; t> much dividend, And ip; si* ; months tv : bauk’went to smash... that.;!, 'to'hp a fact. Well, Mrl| Smi/h - , yonj s|J railpad stocks ’are best , because they p high-dividends? Can you teU'hdw Ip ■% they! will pay them! I. ; like railroadf,; | helped ltd, build, one, and Igo in-for usl; ful things. But I tell lydu what I hncl| about themr One-thirldkif the railroa j don't pay any jdiyidead| and two-tfur | (and sotne of, them cracked up, too, j not pay as much- as Government stt cl-r Now that brings metoUhe Govcmiuel securities, and I .will telf ,you whyilpM fer .l"take it' ydp; will adiuj? Sm ith, that in the long)' run the inye 'i meilKyvhich is bast should have qurlmea: First, it shohld be jfrrfict S scourby secondly, th:it tl|e income shin: J bennitorm and' perman|nt—not upj o; r year ahd down the next |and thirdly,jtL « it should be so When v.'p h wet day comes, andi you- want money, you can getjit b.-ifck. ~And I thii ,? these notes or bonds hayp got t ities more tlian any loth4; kind of al property you can naute. -Try if.' . ‘First, then, I have Wien looking ’ tliat great Look ypu culithe Ceiisus f used to thinkf it wasn't:wL ruuchl; hut since I |bega|i to Study -it, tell yoiii I found., odi aigpod many tbui/ . -very useful for me I found [by looking aj the crops,|and the faetpri -! land shipping, ic., that|re (1 duo’t mei’| ! fhe lEebel States) are miking a-SiousaiX [ millions of idollars a year niore ,than. yf spend. So yoh thk); (sin«» the 'i f creascof debt isn't half that)’ we j a ; [growing rich-instead of| poorer, as Jol 1 Bull and the cn>akerB|,jwould have v|S think. Pheu paid. dn, f how, no matter how| war side's; did y«Ju ever hear p.fa Governni'? i that broke before the; popple didf. into; your; big histojricajMr. Smitli. u r yon will ’find the people break before 1| 1 Groyerumehts. tflea, I call ih stock perfectly secure. | j ’ ' i, ) J I ‘Secondly, wahtithe injpmb form and permanent., I waiit yl 1 ?' to take up a list of banks) railroad?, mind companies ;4janything ,rd ;1 : choose—and .fell me |[ho|ior bright, .notyf f how! many have paid h uniform income ft ten-or twenty yearsl ifpt one in a hut dred. Mr. Smith, apd you know it. i f .‘Now here is the will pa | yonlwithout varying a tiftle. Now I Jil i somOthing that gives inc? my income evel |' -year.' 1 you want seething i marketable any day in pc year. ;> if I if. yon will ask any ] bank Presj) s ar , e > r will Ml you that Gpvpiimeht ‘lwat-g ' )ii| the phlV kand of iWpeirlpr salable, because tbey .wilfc v , * ' | in the world.- i I stocks.. 1 , ‘Now. Mr.'Smith. l tft j£o help pat ; t little savings’in Qi is mgbome dtmr i| confess, too. thajegf,,’ pidMr. Smith,, f ‘dear old alHbisi! There is a, 5 1 my fa -what yon say, and •I hadn’t tV, M to put too or three goiugltowards ihisis-S'd^lteggsaiti the censciousness of ; • i'» his country andhta feUqy ; |^ .and aid no Hfewt-U id a,' lioy*t|i is good eT^^^yp a n 4 iSepiMl League, and, doVpg^l demands an welcome: to. I thialilouiu i'-l \ } U i ; p.f pi ’or» ‘---t \