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Ir/ , ■ • D. W. SCOTT, Ja.,
% 'V- ■; ■••••{'• • v • Beater C. H., Ea,
■ SAIaXJTATORT - ■ \
jr fpture editor df this journal
. has already received a; very flattering
introduction to yon, dSar reader, and
He jwill for the fiiet
. time, to bpw with the grace of a true
and loyal Knight,not of the Temple,
, . nor of . the Golden Circle, but df the
Quill.;. |, . ,) r .;\
’Tis said that the chair and pen of
air editor should be with as
binding vows and solemn ceremony as
Ihe swojd and war-horse of - Knight,
hood—f|r the editor, like the armed
and mounted Knight,'is an aggrega
v tion of mcrepower^aa,naUireprop-1
erly allots to the individual. Indeed,
I i I. -J 1 '
ft jdfcecause law >ndpablic opinion
have not properly Considered this pqw
er that the penalties of evil-doing pie n
■ uni! ink are no more formidable than
i r of-flat and dagger. ■
There! is a temptation for an editor
to abuse the power that' lies in hit
,j .pen. It is so -easy’ to jdo brilliant tilt
f jr.g.in. the editorial lipts,' bly 'slashing
i: away at both ’be offending and nnof
. fending Abuse is the easiest, as cour
, tear.'is tbe most difficult kind Of writ
' ~ ihg to make readable; and, nf’ it is a
is' relief for the smooth faced gambler
*0:, to veni. before ho, sleeps his,pent up
on so; a heart natural
vly a jbilo-spiggot of a
- pen—relioved vrhen vhe venom is spit,
. . matter upon what) But there is so
. good cause- to be ill-natured in
-print Shat it would be safe, always,
. When reading ill-natured remarks to
- to smell “the. rat”| of a bad" heart
‘ " ' ■ nehr by.
' • • T
"If pervertioH of pen and,ink be so
* very blamablf, forbearance should bo
laudable, andtho odi Lor should receive
. credit when be takes pains in the
latter iway. Many reputations, pro
. pared for roasting are. sent to him,
which t if inserted, would increase the:
interest taken iu this piper, and, con
sequently, its sale. This is a tempts
- tion to get money >nd fame. Then
: the editor is often ‘attacked, and he
eould demolish his Assailant very am a
.singly, and ho resists the temptation]
' —though, if the pin bo not winced at
puny impunity will prick -again.
There] is much that is.lndi'crousoQ-'
. onrririg ever# day, much that is pdr
- VOrtible. into: spot t,| both in 'persons
and id their* actlorjs; by fault-
V .finding; by abusing jibe man, and not
V his j.afty or principle, an article is
... maido more readable, with'less labor
' of writing. Thus malice is increased,
personal contentmeht ahd social hap
'{ far removed. No man can live
eibovr io elbowwith iis competitors
- in loTqand life, in {mjnicsand litera
ture, without his piques and .resenU
V'. 'meats, and to tarn these pleasantly
? ; “td commodity" with a laugh that out
digger i* Very, very tempt-
ipg. i Sot if be fori ear* somewhatto
w/iU penonal abuiw and political in
'. vaetive, should be riedeive lest of-your
•patronage and praise ? _ l ;'-
1 ‘■■‘wi are nation nedessarily go
ing '■ through opr'anal fires.” Oar
■' golden institution* of civil and reli
,, |!on liberty- ware- fullo{ dross and
. .that which
’.] be .as: j/ iaoicb
; terriblctjteiw; nf-Koth puri-
b * difficult to s«4 the way clearly ft# POR tUB BEPUBLIC
the final peace aiid ultimate safety of I- •IflßAr'Bl '
o’nr country. ' ThL smoke and- din;o£ ■- . .^ sr ~- ■, ;;•■]• "/’.- s
much tthdeclilvej battle confoeer ns -T I fF t
and w« cannot W|ll eay/ “To Trr 1 PaTjlfi njfrH Y
the rebels are w:o to throw d&Wti - rm 4
their fc. andjpescp wm ? co^
Bat, in the election of noneW Abra* g ~
bam Lincoln, injhe continnedeuccessj FQ J . T i S I)BATH-KNELL
of the annealed | commanders of oor q« SLAVEY; AST> ; THERE
army VIVAL Q
(.njiJo of the GodT above ns,.he must I.- . iLlßfiaTl 1 ■• . ..'
liieMeea^bat’ r short owTibdjhairlfew ' . .'rx ..t ,
with lbe milk dt : T
of prosperity hre oYthe '
Union and party, whose PARTY ;
principles will; advocate ; and, in .. .|/. fj [• j .-I-' ( v
whose success howilttriamph. ./ . ■ I , ’J’
The modern fchool of politics is FO |J . ABRAHAM LINCOLN v-IS
said to be much inferior to that which ELECTED. AND ’AGAIN THE
existed.in the time, pf our national RTAROE.OUR NATIONAL
birth. They sooght lo build up, not. ■ | GLQ &Y _T A . ’HiE „ .
tp twrdoW|n; toptablish^nofr-tojcleii / , ,-■_ ■•*••'
atrby. A migbiy nation is coexten J the hasty returns from
sive with their glory. . B.at the nnras „^Ay ia u the states which we collect
ly pnos of therpresent school ara geL frchl this morning's Commercial
ting scourged as with »: whip of acor-. ‘ | j : PQR ItINCOLN. , !
piona, and iheir hympatbixors shamef ; ipENNiTLTANiA,
fully sit upon tljo fool's.block; Still/* OHIO,; .
it will be his duty to work none the ILLINOIS,
less for the advancement .of those pol- NEW^yoRK
iticians whlo; adyocate and represent RHODE ISLAND, :
as trae pripcipleL abd adopt as tound VERMONT. ’ ’
measures us thpse noble statesmen. NEW HAMPSHIRE,
,U. „,.biSh.d imeric. g.T.rn- . =
■: .i. ; _ I v-' '• v Wisconsin,"
Perfection, ho cannot Impe to reach . MISSOCRI, h
atasingle bound; eiceilehce he would MINNESOTA, f I'
attain by and by, when more experil lOWA, | ,
enco shall [have become;the basis of TpvvrKtrit 1
future effort. It shall bo’sufficient DELAWARE'
for him and you, young friend, to be NEW”JERSEY,
satisfied with the display of much sd* ; CONNECTICUT,
perior. ability when the .wrinkles.of WEST.yTRGINI
age sball hiiyo played upon onr faces, i;-. • FOR MoCLELIi
never to leave them, and the silver; KENTiUjjKY.
crown of a ICng life shall dignify our Mr" Lipcoin has a m
beads. J votes jn 233, the clecion
f SCOTT, Je. ' the Sutes.. r : T
v Democratic' Convention^
H The miscellaneous Democratic party
held a Convention bore last. Tuesday
week. If iwas a “rankcompound of
villainous smell” to tbe nostrils oFlhe
clean-living and ordor-lovvng citizens
of ibis locality. It was composed oF
bond!, wagons, abd buggies; flags,
banners, iand yellow leavesl (to : repre-
sent the color ot the thing); men, wo
men and children; commanding mar
shals, carsing; drunkards , jand squat
ling babies; The 'meeting was cqiii
parativelylarge; but when one reads
a statement like this— " The largest '
meeting, by far, of any kind, that ever
assembled in this county, was held on
Tuesday in the Fair Gfouhds,” ho is
ready to exclaim in a soberer mind
than Sir John. Falstaff, “Lord,'Lord,,
how this world is given to lying.”
.The Financial Crisis Abroad-
The Germania’s advices gives' de
tails of numerous additional failures in
Europe. 'The: panic appears to have’
paitially extended ?to the principal
centres of [Europe, and has resulted in
considerable commercial embarra-s
-raenU in Paris and Frankfort. The
resolution adopted by the ’ directors of
the Bank of Prance to raise thereto of
discount front seven to eight par cent :
has produced ap jegnfavorabloJrepres
sion in Parisian comratreiul circles,
It pressesparticularly on traders with
a small capital, who are forced to -soli
for credit j . - I-
In England, nterchaiits engaged in
the Australian trade were'showing!
symptoms of weakness, and tour fail
ures in this branch of trade, wcro re
ported. “The British cotton market
continued depressed, andfsiluros were
occui ring 'among the manufacturers
of , Lancashire. Manchester eorres.
pqndencb of the London: rimes, dated
the 18th October, says: I ; '
i We have to' report the gloomiest
market tp-day that has lyet occurred"
since the present .crisis: comrtienced.
We hoariof kix or seven more r mapn-j
factnrdis! having stopped payment to
day, , and the feeling of gloom seems
to bo iucreasing-as the knowledge of
these failures come to 'We public ear.
The Herald’s London letter says:—
The indica.jt.rons are strong 1 that a fi
nancial panic- is impenoiDg over the
entire continent. The j governments
of Turkey and Spain are represented
as nearly being bankrupt, Turkey par
ticularly. The money revolutiop, it
Is thought, would load th many impor
tant political changes, terminating in
general war, which w°dld annihilate
smaller State royalties J Itis said! the
present visit oi the Czar of
France, and the interview with Napo
leon ,is undertaken with special refer*
enceto such, important events. ; ! . -
1 V
tiun of oar :armicst*ri
with bree'jh loading i
at least is soon as th
be manufactured. T 1
He Company of Erovii
(and, have Contracted
000 breech-loaderVof |
tern, and are sow mi
alteratiniißjin theii: w'
pose of dsliveribg tb. .
possible. , { .
I Th« Epglish Government has taken
a contrary| course. Recognising the
efficiency of the breec h-loading princi
pa) it baa issued wders, through
Lord De Gfcy, lor proposals' to alter
the Enfield rifle into a.breeoh-loading
weapon,latan ezpennc not to exceed
S 5 per gum Tfae Enfiuld rifle 'is the
Springfieldj musket we use, , and the
resnjl will [probab|e ■be to spoil . both
, ■— ■'■■T-'w •<« fl ruin asood rifle and
he Sonsor Liberti,—Genllovey, make a poor breech-loader. OurGov
faas issued the following order to the ornmcot! has tnkeplthe wisest coarse
Sons of Liberty in Indiana: • ®hd are [oji the. safe side, for the 're-
I ’Headquarters ' Putrid 6f Indiana, of Spencer rifle is already
Indianapolis, Oct. 21, 1864.—Toithe “Me.ayi dj potato berpetrat*a wiltio*
Sons’of Liberty: I, am Worthed, that '« m .will rtow be !repeated.-Sci«Ui»fc
the Sons of Libeityln' this State-are American, \Oct. -29; j ..
threatening to assassinate witnesses i—. ■- -y
who have testified, and are about to |B en j» n tta Gfeon
testify, in the cases brought before the ,ea ** W ®N known, ns the
Military Gotataission convened by me.’ ® nt h° r jof, a senbt of matbeqaaticai
The names ; of the principal members | which have been very eaten*,
throughout tbe State are known to 08e «. died-on Friday last at bis
me, and I assure theta that" I will jn that town, at the age pf
bring to speedy and odbdigb punish- ® ev ® n tyr*igbt--years. Mr, Greenleaf
ment every prominentfraeinber in ev- J** 8 -fiwta ©arimbuth Col.
ery vicinity where a liriroeta taay'be J*gs |n 1811, fromlB2o lo 1850 he
injured by theta or the Order. ,1 : ‘ ; be was principal of Bradford Academy J-..
v Hovinr; ! 1 ;
1 Brevet Maj.-Wen -eeimnaoding. thousand-three hun
■ . -- - •; —TV ; i dred.and of
.. A. fleetof wbalawj.iS; leaf tohaocoweis toldirt Louisville in
’SSaSS?j* %«mber
, 1 * . ■|. * ,t '" *** * ' " \ •-S•i-1 a >* »'
h
BE;
_ -j>. • [ j >- ‘ - ,
Keeps step; ttf the tni.t-i
Tb® faces of h|er nndoub
zbds beam' Wijth jov.for t
a viciory-i not of war,
not by bullet®, bat by b:
■ v - I
\ lho following are live
wVean obtain bn goir
Harbiony, 'JCoI
.PatMki jhjays not sei
turn*., Tbftjsarn of ; the
i ties in theilow nsbips
the Democi
difference o'
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Ell
fBISTBTCTi
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Big 8eaver......:
Bridgewater....!
Borough tp.j....
8right0n....!...
Chippewa...}....:
Darlington!..,
Economy
Falleton ....I.
Franklin...;'.....
(Srdene
Freedom bor.._.
Hanover tp-—Frankfort die
do ' ' —M’Guire's dii
Hatoaony ...|....l !....
Hopewell
Independence.;
Industry ..J...J...
Morion .‘..r,....
Moon. 1 . ........
NeW 1 8right0n.......
New\6ewicitly Ip—FeexiVi
• '\ - ; j | —Freedoi
North Sewi’cklv... s
0hi0........'1.!,.>.\..’..., ..
Polteraon..i.>.i..i....
Phillipshurg !„
Pulaski ..i.j...;....\ r ........
Raccoon-..
Rochester boro
Rochester tpj.. |\..:
South Beaver,
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AN
lajofity of 65
al .vote of all
GO.
MR
ic of Union.—
ted lojalcitiv
hey have won
>ut of peace,
Hot* ■
fullest returns
g to press.—
rlh Sevrickly
it in tlieir r©'
Union mnjor
■ 1.117-and of
s 225,leaving a
lajonjy.
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326
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67
123
164
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64
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70
81
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3?
.r po
r-3 to- bo supplied
i iflcß lit once, or
ie weapons a cnn
bo Burnside >BU
{once, Rhode Is
to furnish 35,*
ho Spencer put
t Icing extensive
orks.fot ihe par
im as soon as
y*'- v > y-j'
•*r“-'“rT
--Ti ! Trte«d*y.ni^ht So*. MondayVgwiit
"r J . ol .Droapdod the htiakepf
otf geDtkm*n S&
weather new c*Mprf»n»f. tanl wttnoiu the |Kixhipl|
wii on lbaVipr&ocitiapftnurdirri tlieir jnttiiiilm
W- ' r ‘fc%&fsu‘-'• ‘\ Jl^inc^tjßMnirdl^^Mn brot«n*nn*r,
1 oj2i.wkj.ii
ir *v!l!P ?n W- c el l.. for. lha prepetratiop ol ibe ; inhuman
l,r ’* 'Carohnw'ie well outrage; It does tbat.Sae Man
dimer*- wominly
most eases, «* ernM wl tor h*vk*^te£snopted piid Mr
M^niatuL: aDddbun_dantly-dblh to wr she rejoice* in
protect them s*l ve» I* the Weetefii iffri grtdhl hlodd hM T^^roeciSr
Kf 1 . *»i»» In ®‘| hCMto/knV. hoex :zS -^43
> 7 Sx.liw»|.^o4inlferB.i!
runaway./laves, who arealso .irnved *Kffi f(} h^ 1
these baud* of desert.
ert «h>tl ' The
Kdee.l hHve
givenfui alhhdpe ofWcing.lhesemen •;;
hack in(o the rar.ka. biivifl|; been re an^Kh^Bp o riswre!vlnisv, E£-
IpuUed ij. all jhepr effort 16 thif. end., :?*****«
Bverr Expedition this
pttrpdsejby tho rebelshasproved'a Ppn»i T bl <* , #ere firfd br iind
failoW {Those who Were not hilled
desertedUr theinsnrgenUvwhosepuin-:
beri> ard con|inuallyihereaping.; Jeff. t:T ?J t u R _ v®® er *^ > l ! be &U
Lavirf 4id, when in Bal/tehL that the Wh iA W n ‘M
deserter# oftbe C6ufed^m^msiatL
numbered the Confederate soldiers in Jf *
the field - | i .<•;.- ; wldbo supposed thebupphos at Jo^n»
[.Tbh extensive conspiracy
brought to light at Baloigh, implicatea< ®*T er t A I*; ■ j
manjljj^mlneptojficewof the S»M. ’JVJW* ■** garrisoned with colored
eration parlp£who now openly threat- * r , ; J i i Ji,. ,
en to fapad these, deserters and their ,• .., Washisotos |ibv. 4.
friend*,Land take possession bt i tbe
Slate. Government of North Carolina, -
and alHho railroads, in the event Gov-i
fails to institute at once
separate Stale action 16i -peaca with
President Lincoln. | !
The pr. snys it is now. apparent to
the rebel authorities that Geti. Grant
hasbedn alToiding facilities to Gen,
Lee j; 19 increase Ins reinforcemenU
wheri Grant by a sudden; spring of-bis
trap! will close up the last gap and
obnge Leo to capitulate':* This, . Gov,
Vancejays, is Grant's plan. Which has
given 1 Jeff. Davis much concern, wjio
is in favor of evacuating Virginia alto
gether,; having repeatedly implored:
Lce to jdo so and riot incnr the risk cf
capitulation cf bis artny l Tliiiwaa
told to Ur. Buss just before leaving by
an ajjdim Gov, Vance’* staff.-i.*’
- j , ' New; Tofik,; Nov. 6.'
• The Richmond i&nffnW; 1 says pf.the.
roceiit movement: The YankeeSj 'bave|
gained the advantage for position bnj
the Plabk road',, which: if
will pnable. them; to extend their, for],
aginjd p'mits, anti ruin ja v few nipro
Southern hpjnesteftds., They may nlj<
so be m'bettor position (hr raiding cm
tfae4|6fithside railroads, but otherwise
we carjnol consider they have gamed
anj’j vijtul 'advantage The Yankees
willjhave mofehard fightingto do jif
Ihoy pbiMSt iff attempting to hold the
Plunk road,L f t’,, (■;
TJie Richmond JDisp/itcft. of the j
say?: is felpa Btilfere.
canfl t h^hClslhinue,.known as,
Gap. ivbic.fi coiino'cLs /Parris Islshd
;with tie main landor north bank’of
1 thofri .erj is exactly / two’ hundred
[yards across,,eighty feet 1 high .on the.
I western side, and sloping down to
| river im the The channel of the
riveP runs sgainsti the w'ostside, st'ri
"Sing i. obliquely. ; The channel boijng
fib h side will greatly aid Butler.
iLd it, been! pp the opposite aide pf the
nver be wtu d have bCeh obliged ,|.id
coustt ucl a breakwater, to larn f.he
slreariintp the.canal* ,We lyarn hois
cuiiii.g diagonally through ‘the I«ih
mut, fieginmng poo hundred yardspe
lowthe narroyyid point and designing
to c<>rpe out at avpoint wiim the chan
i>el| airikes rlho I W;e" ’h ave J r.o
reasonlb bei i \ve (he canal proper’ |hPs
been |«U' to tho-walcr’s edge, baying
not'yet Jioen < more lsa& two; thirds
-completed.;' ’’ j !: ' ,* • I",
i j ’-v*. Waskuiaxos, 4-
It is,reported (hat 1 ilajor Xiendral
Butlojr, who left yesterday JfojrXNe w
York; has'gone there tio as«ime thni
pcranly comniand of the Eastern D6*
partment, |h place of General Dix,
who Will, however, lie roturned tojthe
Department (pact in com inaction With
General Butler, L..:-! -j. }' 1
I j, Wikchesxeb, Oct. 20, >864.
Tlie wounded in tho fidld hospital,
bearing|tha namoof General Sheridan,
asl well as the various; ho-*pi tala estab
lished in tbe churches. |to«dav, exper-
an Unexpected pleasure from;
the v|i«it of I their I gallant chief. He
firWt Visitedthe field ’hospital east of
thd lbwn, and was conducted ihroigb'
the different wards, byjl Dr.. Hayden,
the porgeon in Charge.’ .The poor
wounded moo,, with tearful eyes>t the
sight! ot their chief, rose up in bed be
he ehiered and passed through each
ward, hgt it band, stopping here and
tbpre to listen to tho : narrative of one
Land it,other brave, who had left, a,teg
'onaij arm on thb field,** a perpetual
offering on ths'oltar oi their country.
Us s'poko kind and epvourugiUg word*,
add seemed to: inspire hevf tlfeJarid
hopi intb tlie palient?, as. h* passed
along. The'acenp.wsfi truly affecting;
and fiff»rdod : aionco'Widdrtcrof I the
admiration fell for ihCir eommaider j
by the wounded soldiers, and the sol
dierly consideration which a bjrave
general feels for the. men who fight
arid fall by -hrs side llie cases of
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'J- j|.' L;';,; New Yoblk, Nbv.jit
L jThe bsrkt Albion; Lincoln put]jpto
this porit this mor niog; with the Cap
tfiini iiand crews of tho «hip Shooting:
s|an, iftWni;Now'lr.drki forßanamelwna
i birbs Hark Ij, Potter, from, ’Bangor
Ifdr. Nontitej 1 oEmma .■ L. Hall,
I fitoni Cardenasr Yprki all pf
wbifib yessris Lwere car tureti byj the
pirate Chicatnanga. . The Harlt L
Pot^i > .wa«,barsed; October 80th; and
the jebip Slwofliig * star 'and Bmma
Hail on tfaa.«Mt!.a]t> ■: The"
bioii Lincoln wiM oaprantd
ate Obifikaihaßgjk /bonded, for .filfiiOOfi
and bizty pendn*) i nclud i ng the Qap«
ißfftmst: Hall.
L.; F9Uer % -r>ytn4: 1 SbootingStar
W«Wi.p«t bar .«t»d;.isfit; u V»
_ ,A| letter received-. from the. Shen
flridoah yall*y,sayatnfttthefe
dilations rebelforce* are be*
*9 .;N
epilpts was.stUlip command, iH,i ongh,
iUcbraohtf paperi* continue ,jS# clamor
fopbisremovsl, or the appointment of
Lppgslreel. , . Jj-
I. Thecase, of Col. North, .the New
York Stile agent, was continued jtow
day. The questioh of jurisdiction! ob
i military court was. argued and decid
ed |npt to be well-taken. The evi
dence will alt be in to-morrow, It does,
not; appear to be pear so serious as
tbat in tho cases of the Baltimore' n-»
jgepts- ■ J, ; ; n;;|iiv.
: The nevy of tb!*| country (is fcepom
| itig:a very- powerful arm of the nation*
j al, defence, i There are in active , ser*
vic4ssB «Ui« mera ' wi than! aggregate
tbiipage Pf tons, vagiinst jiUie
original. 26 steamers and- 40i700> tonis,.
with war commenced. Of
tbiii humbbr 200 steamers, with 1 an ak*
gregate of 244,000 tonsi have beta
bniltby the Depart msnti The addi
tion* which arennow being made to
barnavy, are of vessels of. the first
class, which wilt largely| increase! its
efficiency. ' • * (■ s'-| p;,l|
| " • (it.Lojiiif. Not. 4'. ■
’4 privsts;di*pBtoh frdrfi
Mo., sayst Our 1 Iroopswhinped price
again at Newtdnia,, Ncpitdti County,
Slof., date not given. We now hold
ihd tpwn. The Behais- are retre.itipg
Intjr Arkansas. . . ■ VI f
V The Lynchburg
impressment of i 2,500 degrees; forl.tho
army has been ordered. in Viiginia.
' :The New State of Nevada- T
' The Territory of Nevada,, which
has just admitted; to the Union
asiu State ‘hy President Tdncoln, was
organised in Uarch, For' this
purpose'| about [ten thousands square
miles were appropriated frpmljihc
northern extremity of California; i*nd
about seventy thousand from Wes
ter™ Utah.' AtitheLtinle of-Iti organ
ization thcj Territory posseted a pop
ulaliun of very nearly seven thousand
white settlers.' |Thu develop nerit- of
her mineral resources was rspidljand
ailnost with oh l parilled. and attract*
ed a jeeinstant aireSmhl immigration
toilliiaTerritory .As the. papblaition
lias hot been subject to the fluctua
tions fyohi which otpijr Territories
have suffered', ; (the growth of Nevada
has been rapid and steady. At the
general convention election of 1863,
dearly eleven thousand votes ! were
csW During the present yepr .great
accessions |to the population havebeen
rasde. X j ■"] . i ! •■■jjJ':'
' ■ jNevadhl is’ probably the richest
Statoin tljXtJnion in (respect t« pi in*,
erpl resources. - No region; ityj] .the,
.'world is richer;pn argentiferous leads.
These leads are found j scattered jlpyer
lUp entilro Washoe: the richest
otj whitfh is that known as the Com*
. slock lead[[ of yirginiaTeity. | Thfe lb.
caijties pfjlhe other principal, mines
th[e region |east|. of the Sional Nevada
are the Emerald mines, one iiilndrod
miles,south southeast of Virginia; the
Humboldtl one huudj ed and I Sixty.
miles northeast; the Silver mountain
sixty' ini,lies ‘ south;; Ifeavinp, thirtjX
miles north,and the JBeese river coun- ,
.try one hundred ! and seventy! Imiles-
Cast northeast, embracing many, dis-'
tricisandflanked by. two jot! more
,lh(anordinary, jpromiio—the Gprtez,
seventy miles north, pndtbe Sap An
. lohio, one hundredmiles south of
Apstin,'hbw the principal town-bp the
Beere'nvhr, 1,...-,'.. I”. ■."i.:-
•A few months.ago. another deposit,
of mineral wealth was brought to
light, which bas.provw ofincaleula
ble value to the silver] minere.;j |Thi?
w*s'an; immense bann ol salt,? five
ihtles square,;|>«*r the sink of th«i
Canon river,' This.bapin, says P£
Uejmap whip
City, appaar* once to. .Itpye
of a lake, iiffiP«d
good even bn ibe
ofabout three inchps is IboSe and' in*
-different; bnt beneath | this,- torajepth
of ibarteetk feet. purerock saw: ft,
found as-efearips ioe,aod .white “as
the river ,t»qir it
watdFl which-; seems to ha filtered
through saltier an nnkppwn
The .«!;<& aofc the fourteen : fejpt jn
’thlckassjdoes opt ooptoib a jingle j
atriuifof any deletsooji*. matUi or
.nltfbishi..Md )a . ready .fpr <juarr}|ng
»nd.sending tiJimarlwt. XThe locality
tts one haodrpd >«pU«s, we*t. v .«t RcPae
lifsPe*j»nd:Sftventy. mile* east of- Y-hc.
ygipfavOitj! <! o».tW«vatJani roafi.
!
- Ilw
onehnndredand twenty fire quart*
mill* in operation in Nevada, which
were elected ata coil panging, fronf
About three
'-VfTilf qnirts mill* of Nevada
by ateam, and the balance
aWp'jMvef. Of the entire' nam
, fottr-fiMa ire in the vicinity- jut
arginlfc. jxhere ia an arerag* of ope I
jundred mUea' in conatant operation
There will antaverage, tin j
|
oftSO pwrton, giving a dmty
prpdnction
peranpoio. r z^ : t .Ji\ ‘ ..-H,;,
till.
sdn
w»«
: ji
' HbhM*"'' fliffWni* P»piity -’■filljitf
Com manner ofthe Order, of fcl 1,0 Sons?
of Liberty, ip wbp ior. Boinaj
weeksbiw been on trial r here for - hit
participation in a treasonable c6n»pir :
lunjed 1 State’* evidente;-
anttjniadea ■ etkrtling.revelation iof
schoihesof the Order. .® s Hd said.noho-,
dy, but D.pmocratq.'i) ad ever been ad
mitted, nor .would be ’ -if He; ap- 1
plied "He confirmedtheprevious evi-1
denco of a military organimidn io
the Order, and of the appointment of
Major General to command-it. Ur..
Bowles, one of the accused , was Com
mnnder«in-Chief, witH a .staff, of which
Dr, James,R. Wilson, recently arrest
ed, was : Adjutant Gen;- ; Ho said that,
a committea to was prepare for an in*
surrtclion, and,that th> insurrection,
jiae intended to releaserebel prisoners
in the Northwest, arih them from
government) arsenals,' overturn the.
State government, kill Gov,-.Mbithn,;
or bold him as a hostage for,captured)
insiurrectipnists,, apd then form the)
Northwest into a,separate
cy. Ho said.that lt ■ was told by Adr
jdtar.t General Wilson of Bowles staff
that 1500,000 bad been sent by Rebel
agents-.in Canada into the Northwest
to purchase arms for the order, and
vhaUB2oo,ooo had been left in Indiana
in the hands of sDodd ana JobnjG.
Walker,)store agent. ! Wilson showed !
Hifforn 81.000: he had received frjom 1
L Bowles, to tiny- arms In , Washington;
county. ■i' ' - ' I
‘jlineih .said' furthermore, thap a
Oftmraittee of Thirteen had appointed
ten men-, to kill- Gov. Morton; nop a
fow day s ' flip c* the Governor! received
a letter signed “one of the-men,” de
claring that the writer ’ A'nd his asso
ciates wdfe sworn 'to ‘ kill him »t.d
would' do it. ‘
Hi *' ndod the
;ern> revetMion Mtou.
Court though prepared by previous
evidence lor part of it. If . Governor
Slorlon was killed, Dr. AthorV. Secriv
tary bfStato, and a pfth^or
der waeto Jake his place ;a*•provided
by law in case of th.*f y death or dieabil
ity of the Governor and Lt Governor,
.' LIS* OP .LETTERS " •
To EMAINISQ in ! the Post OSiceat Rocbe*-
JK, terl P«..*oy lal, 186*1
Iran* D E, Fran!k Charles, Grim MiasMAi
Grant Wm R, Jones Rachel; Kerr Mrs MA. 2,
M’Drinald RJ, Swsete, Miss Sarah 8. Tibbs
Susan, Willis Miss Mary. . ‘ ’ /- . 1 ■
. T. M. TAYI.OR, P.Sii
' Ssj_olEeehonr»v during 'tike winter, frpm
7 t. n. U 8J >. a.
LIST OP LETTERS |
REMAINING iathe Foil Office at Bea
rer, Pa.', Not. Ist, 1864.' j.
.. Albert Roht, Brown Mies S 2, Beck Thgs,
Bonin Rath, Bearers Ifm, 'Barnes Samuel
Chain Manie, Credner Edwin, Conker jWm,
Craig Morgan,’" Edwards, Margaret 2, Frits J
11, Jefferson J, Lawrence Sadie, M'Kinuey C,
Marshall John, Norris Mrs Sarah. Smith 1 0 P
Smith Elisa, Sterling Jimes, Thompson Emma,
Thomas.L.Et2, Thorn Nettie, Teasly. Mihwra
: -|Qu.Personß calling for leittrji inthe’abor*
list, will please say they are, adiartised. I
I . : M. J andekScn, P.M.
i Office Hoars,; from 7 a. a. to 6j>. mi*
loice Property for. Sale In Brii
I • water. Pa.. -.'.'V •
i I& ■ . ■ • •• i
A LARGE, two-etory Frame Dwelling
House, nearly’neW, with six rooms, be
tides Cellar, &c,—well stocked with
fruit trees, grapes and shrubbery; . well situa
ted for schools, churches, Ac, The sight is
elevated, and view unsurpassed. For. further.
Particulars enquire at the HRIDQEWATER
rKUG! STORE. "•' : ' . [d!ot9
■ ’ Dlvidtencl Njo. ISJij',- ; '-'
Bask or Ba avis : Cooirrf; V
l(ew Brighton, Not, 1, 1864. | j •
fTIHE Presidenti al*!! Director* pf this!Beak
I h»T« this day (declared a DIVIDEND OP
FuUR PER CENT.' upon its Capital Stock, out
of the profits of the la«£ /6 payable
to Stockholders or their legal representativea,
•a demand—free of government tat. '■ j
EDWARD, HOOPS,
Cashier
Jtov9,’M
I'OH BALM' ••
A HODS® AHI LOT'ini the borough of
/V Fallatgn. ari offered fir sale at a great
ly reduced price ai d on reasonable' lennsas
to tithe of payment- The lot is 30 feeifront
by 118 feel in ddpth; upon it are erected a
two story frame dwelling house and a! small
stable. The dwdllinghouee eontaihsl eix
rooms, and ia neatly and substaniiallyibuilL !
Upon the premises are grape, vines., shrub
bery, Ac. To any'one wishing, at a 16w flg-,
to purchase a comfortable residence, 4en-
Tcuitntly .arranged and pleasantly; . Ideated,
such opportunities as the above rarely present
themselves. For particulars inquire ofj, .
\ Andrew w ,<ay,
nov9 Denver,; Pa.-,
Quarterly 'Statement of Bank of
Beaver County-' |
I New Brighton, Not. 2d, 1861. ’ -
■ USODpCES. ■' Ki ■
Notes'and bills discounted, actiTe $95,696 42
U. B.6percent.' c0Qp0nb0nd#.........121,000 00
Fnrmtare sisd' office fiztnresV........ 1,958 95
Due from 4»894 661
Note* snd cheeks of other banks ..,.. ' 7,888 38'
D.B. Treasury n0te5.205,00 i
Cota ttVßsli... 31
* $296,876 «t
’• cuanmas. • ■ ; V ■
Capital stock-.*181,326 00] ; \ _r „ .» oirCfU'W
Notsa In 0ir0u1atkm.......... , 660 ooj/ , \ NOT*ICE IN
D0adep05it0r5......163,422 18! . M UjejOrpbans' Courjt « - , #BI
| Due the Commonwealth...... I.DBB Bfi| PonnsylTani*. (,
Contingent .fund 5.............. 8,026 92] the J!artilion of tbe re* l cB . . 0 31eg*i
IHeidendt unpaid.........;... if 6,728 231. . * deo’di; To l he h ?i» * it . «
'■' j ■ > ■ i ir i ..m rosentatl? es' of sold - deo n.r.rff’i'
: K 1
~ 1 certify land J'®*'?; feres'* 1 f.
oorroot oooptdlngtothe bestof my Baddy. nadNoll.* other" t b».
sad belief. ; Fawaab HooM.CMh’r. »nd>»«b‘b ; f b.e f t he t** l !
: : Affirmed and subscribed beforemsi iUs’Sdjaqnisitioa totnake P® 1 * 1 .*,, , fl in So l1 *'
day«n»OT.Av i; ~ •K.f.W afaaid, deewM.• rt “‘"* he pr «o‘
r : ' .T; M. M*COBN, ) P4lfcj i s?wkly bejbgd .SS* * W
1 \Ufiff~>IBOTHEB. & Co’s. Extra Ckemlea IthaWsv day of Ootob«T- ' lb jBl
K WrjtlngTluid.Tß'ebest mthe world. attbo j aad piece yon may
; BrngOWater DrugStora- Tty Uaadbaaon-| ■ „ 1 , , ■ ; *■»v ■ ■ ,
■-daeed. MtetdkotawalWr d»o‘Aia*remi:i-la>: • PaxsnT » Omos, . \
i” . 'i :- r
,- . pid"ii.e . ig 4:
..144WA.
ST
and GtuOu^®S«s
sks&js* * B “ T *^o«.t^4 ;
ib.leu, ijf^feSS";jS»f*’«i.?'
•edutor of'thelaat will »„,< ,^° r ’»ctii,'
, ?S£Pi*^ yl ■ r, d * c ’ d - ■i 4
M 2»fn‘ *; • X
»r*tor of the estate; of ,at&T
H The finalaecount of lo« jm. ' “‘fc d«V. ’
Martini pf *? 4 Jt *-
J,olmstw“eJi *“ IHt *-
• Tie final account ■ of Henr» in-'t—- i
administrilor/ of • tEh- "iaU." v? . p * ,fi 'S. ; ’
K«W,IIW ~ •-' ”T* . e,
!/ihSL.fiP*l account (pers-mali vi , ■ , ■' •
administrator- of aha, «a«at» W 1 1 Rc cd.
RobiniM,'dic’d. ■ ‘ * I;
Tho account jpf RoßofTt; »ad 'W~ „ '
6iher* v a3ittin4tratot» :of the tsii?.*v C «-
X. Carother*, idec'd. - * *f Ul « «f K j
' Thb account? of Tbos. Kicholtm,’ fi
Stephens, executors efUh e last *Qi ■>
Bent of DaTjd :. ia * '«#»; :
The ftnalaccQupt of Johnson I .
trator orthc esUte of Jot.n GunlniT® 1 " 1 *- ,f
TheaccOunt (personulj.or Aikewl!^"’ 1 - 1
ministrator j pc tjuj estate of J,,r oj. “*i-
The final acoohnt -of Charles'lL* r? ' 4cti: ■:•
ministrator of the estate of JercZ'i"!; * i
blc, dec’3. ' , , ««nuah
The final iccount. of John jpo %
ministrator $f the estate-, of jX. SHJ-**-. :
af,'dse’d. ■ ■ v' - '•
Tho final acepnnt of Roht. •
of the : estate of Ruth Scott, deetd.
The .aecount uf X). A. Cunniniham c, .
dian of Vtirj ,C. and.llaunah M:
minor heir* of Jomes'M’Fadden. :
The iccount, of - .allison banaal. r
! ton iof Benj. Cooper,; minor , 0 ‘
Cooper, dec’d. ; i •. 1 :
■ The, accounts of, Jane Gilliland, Gaui' !;
of Josephine A. andEnicline .ir?
daughters of David Gilliland, dec'd ’ EU "
The aecounts of Dr. Wm. Smith g„«j
of, and Robert Ste»»rt, minor 1m
Samuel St«Wart;.dec’d, . ■ | M " •
Tha accounts,of Jain Mackall, Guardian ir :
Margaret, Rlua,' Sarah; Mali!
■Carnagy, minor children of
.! ... A. R. MOORsTt
BttTer, Oct, 19th, '64.
Notice-in the Orphans’ Court
: The following appraisement s under ite it. j
of. Assembly,’of the Uth *f April,'.lio'i rf'j
property allowed to be retained by a *■.>;, I
pr children of a decedent, ; to! the' v«l u . J
s3oo,;hare been filed in tVe Office of U» e Cierr
‘Of the Orphans’ Court, of flearor court M
to wit:;. ■ ' - V ■ . '
Personal properly to-amount of SlTlpM
retained byrwidaw, of Jobh WjiUoa, deoluH
Geo.-SI. i’oung, admr. r i . |
: Personal property to amount' of $205,a, 1
retained by widow,of John .imbrie, dee’i
lj. L & H; S. Imbrie, adm'rS..| i 1
[ Personal property to nmoumt of SZWi i
retained by widow of. Robert Stinson, 4w; 1
James K. Thompson,, adm’r. F' '
! Personal property, to amobht.of $31,16. tl
toined Gy i widow of Hubert. Moore, dec’d.-
'John SientT, adm’r. S I
t Personal property -to amount of So3,TC, and
proceeda Of note’ against Uuueah i; tdjar,
ds'Jdo,a-4) ntakjngs’4>Wi retained by wiauvt'bf
llpnry Finley, dee'd. Joa.! A. Wtaj,-idm’t.
; Notice is hereby given to creditors, beiji, I
legatees;, distributees, and aUilthera imereti- I
ed, to appear’ air the npii term ed said Court, I
ahd.not later than thd t hirddaj, • being un p
16 th of. Kovembetj nent, to if iJjj S
they-haye, against tbo tipal conSknationcftiijiS
above appraisements. I . : i|
octl« . JOHN A. FRAZIKR; Clerk §
L • -Notice.
fS the Orphans Court m aud. for ut
Ity of Heater.and Stale' of Penney;
In th# matter of the petition for "peruu
i)>t real tattle of Wm; Price, , deceased
Boit, to-wil, Ocl. loth 1864, She Court
t ’ Buie 'tn 'the heirs end: (legal repr
Uses. of . said deceased to-w.t; \im.
end John Price; whose, interests "ere no .*
■ed in Conrad ;Eshollt''DtaMl Price. Ji
i Price, eud'Mafy Price, now! residing in
State of Michigan; Margaret Price nev
tiding'in tat‘State, of Now ITorifr’iMerriii
Price, Elisha [Price, tririil 1
of \Vm. Price, whose ! interests arettstwi
C.dnrad EiholU. ' Emeliue’ Price: inter Dir
withoElisha J. Moore, and' five cbi,Mr«
eaid.Elisha J.end Emeline, to-witi.
Francis William W„ ITane end . Mat(
whose guardian is Edward •E. Hoi
and all .others interested to dfiew, cause il.
they have ,why ! an inquest t'omake psnii
of the real estate of said deceased should i
be awarded'ai an Orphans' ddourt, loin h
at Heaver,- in and for siid County, ontni
Monday of Kovembef neiti | !
" - , JOS, L£»UE,“
■■ ' , SherifT
Ifle-'
0ct.j9.i853.
| lb* : county of Beaver, ‘/31;i!6 cf-ieaa.
...• iOOUDfj
Tania. ■ln the matter of th? partition ol
, real estate of Mary Ewing, djbc d. N»». \
I Sept, loth, ISdl^he 1 Court grant.
| the heirs and legal •reprewntalins.« ~
i deo’d., lo wit: Alexander Ewing. _,'“ u5 * h.
said Mary Ewing, Sarah Jfnf, ’“"'“fj;.
i with'jWm. Thomas, Elira Ewing.
t ing,'indial' others’ Interested:
■you are hereby cited' ,to be and j
the Hon. Judges of our said Comhaf
on thesecond Monday of XoTe'nj!? r .”. ■
accept oi' refuse the real c^atc 01 * 11 ®
at the appraisement put upon ft W “'Tj,.
dulyawarded by said Coart and tr« •
I the' Sheriff to Sept.' T. mi, »"d * asJ . 1 j)
tain acres and I§B Perches, «> j.
per acre.; and in the : event of «*
ance to shew cause why the «am* - , ,j
sold,"
October 12, 1851.
IN the Orphans' Court in and"Uia
of Beaver, and State of • . ts ) a-
In the matter of the partition/!!
tat# of James Duncan, dec’dy .
wealth of Pennsylvania: 1 -Xo j(ii
legal represehativeh of said dev- a. i J«-
earel, intermarried with . ...j Duf
eeph Duncan, Mary Duncan, -a , j l( i
Can, Malvina Duncan, _ Margate .-
: a minori jvhose ip -jrfi
Mary Ann Jackson, a minor, *“ j “.edr
is JameTDuncan, and all
you and each of you are net® 0 ? , tJ c i l
and appears before the Hon, J
said Court at Beaver, on inp ? fuM i!ii r
of Nevemberneitv-to accept e F .. . ce ai
:estate of said deo’d, at thd“-:»PP
upon it by aninquest duly a* .j (0 Jnn<
•Court, and returned by.the , ho ? ggpet
: 1864, and found to contam
ea, valued at $3O per acre, ana ‘
‘ non-acceptance to shew can
shall not Wm»ld.; jo . EpHJ(EDI , IB . Sh»
; .Bntitr's Ornn, 1 ] •, \.
i2, i. L
3
i '•Jj
|! Register;'
—.."J’-V
f .
, JOS. LEW* I