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THE SBEAVERARGUS.
I June I4tti, 1
—: T —'l p n ■ !
; State Convention- ;
:A State Coriven tic n| will be held at
Harrisburg on Wednesday, the 19tb
July, 13|5, at 12 o'clock H., for the
putpOse|of putting lip domination 4,
Sl&terticpet, to be supported by the,
friends ofth* Union !.t|tne coining
tober election. | V' i l
t. The earnest and zpalous labors of a,;
loyal people secured! the great vie;
tory.in;lp64, and made thb .war, which
■.our denoun ;pd aja a failure, a
gloriouSssncocss ,in 1865. j i j
•:? Obr flag has been maintained—our
■ enondeslnl estroyed--pur j Government
preserved, and peai ej reestablished.
,'Xjbt every friend vho ■ pided in this
lake measures to bo reprt-.
J sented in that Convp itio|n. Wo must
see to itit,hat the frails of our success,
ape not |ost to the Nation. • !
7/ BusinfeSi of vast j i nipprtauce will
■; be ©resented for its Consideration and
ri evory district in the State should .bfe
; ; < represented. 7 ! • [
•’•7 SIM|ON CAMBUQtf, Chairman,"
• r -i i
The Suppressed! Testimony •
; It wi|lbc remembered .that the Mil
■ itaryf(|ommiBeion |i;mp:oyed in the
trial of the accomplices in tho'assas--
- Zination of our lato President, sat fop
. ‘ some lays after it[ ; 'wai commenced
\vith closed doors, and; that in answer
to the- Jomplaints of the press of the
■ alleged|unjustifiable secZesy maintain*
ed as - 1| its proceedings,- it was stated
that* thlli lives of the! witnesses exam,,
l ined in j&ecret aessiorj' would ; be jeop|-
f' ardized by the publicttioh' of their
f ‘ lestiraqny. Througli th j treachery of
one of the blerks to tbu Commisßiori,-
this testimony has leejigiven to the
public,|and we print thraf of
jng witness upon our Outside page
this week No one can peruse it
'fail to Recognize the propriety of its,
' tomporaryßuppreasiin,. bo much cen
: pured fit the time, V ills iif reliable, it
; the most! dairying evidence
' yet diiccvered .of and inHu
, manky! of the rcj()el|eaders. |
j — For ibany months before the mur~
dor of Jibe President, Jacob Thomp
son. ap exutnembor oftbo Buchanan
,j -Cabin at, Glement d. Clay, an Ex-Sen'
Tpck[t)r,| We consul to
Xiiverplbolt under liuodanan, Gebrgd
’f; N. Snndera, William 0. L.Clqafy, apd
! pthera,! Southern men] and recently
shining lights toratio par*
i , tv, ? have been hartl>
J, 9 -
near bi
; their
fijicni
a^d! irthorr. .
persustoipn. The j Govornmei
have geen 1q possepsio l of Itheir
ciil cparactbr* amrpu -poses, but |tp
; tho public, thoughjit'was evident thisy
=were dn sPrao mjtnnbr'* serving the'
pf the rebellion, tbeir partic
pin? feission»'•vaslnpi' so clear. The
Suppressed testimony eta in thoiight
upon the raystoryp T oeso men ware
the accredited agents of the .Confod
crato|Governmeni!| vested with unre
siriotlid authority'for tho annoyance of
our borders, and entrusted
within very consider iblo fraction; pf
■the liebel treasury , to bo used at liipilv
disciiifion. l it wjrshero that St. 4i“
jNewiiTor c Hotel
rations, ks piracies werb
, plOt|eil, and Thojnpson seems to h’avjs
held? blank commissic ns, signed by ■the
Rebel Secrotary pf War, to bo filled
up a| his discretion, for the' protection
. aj» belligerents, ;pf any of hie hired
bravpcs, who might bo bronght before
- a Chadian Court, f . v
, i, Cpnoyer jip ajnorlhorn man, who,
boinL in the South ' enuring the war
•' wasjponscriptod in to- the rebel service,
and|employod as a clerk in the WStr
Deportment. 80-wjbnt to Csnada m
,1861;'and seems 1o have possessed tlio
;• confidence of tb| loading rebels thorp,,
though communicating their seerpis
meanwhile to thje Hjow York Tribute
, flisf testimony ipstabliehos that the
| assassination of the President was
plo|ted|in Panada, by Thompson,Cliijy )
Sailnders, and.others, as wore the St.
AUjans raid;- and the attempted tie
j Btrgplion of Nejjv Yprk by fire.
r That Thompson-, iv'as personally bn-,
ed in securing recruits for the,en
terprise, having invited Conoyor, tc
participate in jjit. That dispatchci
.• passed between Ihpmpson and tni
rebel government in relation to thi
prlpcsod l murder, wjiich embraced ii
itsfplan the deaths of Seward, - John
son, Stanton, Chase and Gen. Grant,
sn|l,;that but a, few days before the
; blow was struck ajletter was received
i 1 freftri Jeff Davip approving the scheme.
Tl|at Blackburn of the yellow fever
uotoriety, in full combi u.-
nidn with Tboropain and Cleary, who,
approved and they were warmljs]
interested in his scheme. That he!
proposed to destroy the entire popu-
U lation of flip cjify cf Now York
by| poisoning j Lhcj' oi
which supplies it with water, bht t la
tb| proposition was abandoned be
r. c&f ee it was [thought impossible to
; , 'collect-prussic? acid or other deadly
. ■ po|son sudie : ept fpr the purpose, and
that a piotjis at present on foot to de
stroy this reserve iir. Tbit Booth and .
Surratt were in communication
With them, and that Booth had re- 1
cbived or Would receive a Confederate
commission |p prevent extradition in
case be- should escape to Canada after
t|U perpetration of ibis crime 1 !
The testimpaoy, of Dr. Janies B.
Merritt and Eich ird Montgomery was
filso taken in secret session-, but it is
amply jcorroboK tivo of Coe oyer’s, and
Emulative, and wo have not space to
publish it, ; They implicate Payne
with Thompson & Co, and the latter
ktates that ;tbo issassination -was de
ferred until the receipt of the appro
val of the E|ph nond authorities. |
1 j If there was n the Nor|th any lin
gering spark, ojf-sympathy for thesC;
outlaw?. the developments mentioned
must extinguish it at onoeJ Certainly
hot since the days of the Bprgias has
the civilized world looked upon such
a picture of heajrtlessi ■ cold-blooded
depraviiy and criminality amongst the
principal men of any of its nations.—
The English ppesjsj are unanimous in
. their plea for mercy for Davis: Wo
’ invait with somie interest their com
•[ - , ; . ■ ’ i 1 j , I
ments apon these' revelations.
165.
!_
| S®,Trao ami;
amongst the fai
cf the Colamb;
paper was ,ihoi
Ijandigbam ere'
Lr 'di -
according to all poll- jal pi , .jgy
ibould have died with the rebellion,
lut'Medaryjis jdotorrained .that it is
ot dead, aqd shall not die. Whilst
ho Pennsylvania) Democracy have
ticked the bucket in good order,:
I \ , ’| ' 1 ! ’, ! •
now await n resurrection in wnicu
they shall: bo even more Republican
than the Republicans, the OrisU man
'sticis to the jold text in his recent pro
spectus as follows; j |
The Crisis. Was started in January,
1861, by Gov. S. Sledary, as a j State
Rights Democratic Journal, opposed
j to the inauguration ofciyil war as de
[striictivo to the Government and 1 the
liberties ol the people. Itf has adhered ]
to those doctrines since and will imain
tain them hereafter; and holdingthat
there can be no dishonorable peace be
tween those i w|ho' ihher,il.cd>- this Re -
publicah Government, the Crisis will
advocate the restoration lof tho j Gov
ernment to Its original purpose, the
iteturn to a ’Strict construction of the
ponstitutionj dud thV consequent res
toration of | liberty and happiness
throughout-Ine land. j
Wo adipird his pluck, jho mast bo a
braveipa^whjofollowa. a ghost.' .We
Hie rebpiret for'
it»6l
..•tbioss grcon
-10 he will; giyo ihem >n
return I. „dultoratcd copper. Ho
is sound—very sound—bn the goose
but ovideutMdont take : the papers—
%
has’r.t heard] qf the surrender of the
rebel armies], and the summerset of
the Pittsburgh Post and northern
Dcmoeratio.i|, journals generally—and
has got jusij! i little behind the'timos.
If bo was a?|» )at his bottom would bo
covered witli barnacles! 1
J i t
V Miscellaneous- \
tl-. s i! [' -s ■: - :ii■ . .
Maj. Gon; Steadman is in Clearfield,
Pa., the gdest of fifa_brothqr?in.law,
Judge Bairet-t. i
A Montreal papei says that ten
Southern rebels have ton, millions of
(specie 6n deposit in the banks of that
city,. ■■ ! i /. i '
. Bov.. Josppn Cjl&rk, 1 ;a Presbyterian^
minister (if Chadibcrsburg, Pa.,, had
his hand biidiy crushed on Monday;
evening of fast week and died on Fri-.
day from the injury. ‘ - ■- (
t In answer to an inquiry made by
Gov.:Curlitt of the <War Department,
be is'finfbrtned that the men transfer.
rod to the .Veteran Reserve Corps will
" bo hold djitil the expiration of their
term of enlistment.
A tram in the Pennsylvania Rail
road ' which >was carrying the 30th
Regiment lowa Volunteers westward,
ran bff the track near Sumnforhill sta
i r • -I 1 .<* I; rj, \
tionl oh rid ay morning last. One
soldier killed and nine others in
iarejd. • .if, .j- , . ' 1/
The people Huntingdon! county
design erecting a monanVont to their
deceased | holdiers. The. citizens of
Waynesboro,;'Franklin county, are
; 8 preparing >a cemetery in which it is
0 designed to'.pqllopt: the remains.of
their volunteers who have fallen in
the war, and also propose a monument
to their memory. ; v
Wbndel Phillips has boon repre
sented as sajring in his speech last
welek, at Boston, that if reconstruc
tion washed without negrosiqSragehe
wo|uld favor the Repudiation of our Jna
tional debt. ' tV hat he really said was
J -■ It * - - ’ -
thatsuchi reconstruction would] he
followed By the assumption of the reb
el debt, and that he tvouid shake hands
with any party to repudiate: that debt
apt but-jown. The entire North will
n him in repudiation to that extent
it becomes necessary.
ikst the erring, faithful
ithlessia S. A. Med ary
ue (Ohio) Crisis: His
texUbook of the Yal
in that 1 State, and
'bliti \1 lathplo
ir jo
it if
i S: Black, . Esq., is the dele*
ie Democratic State Conyon*
Lawrence county, ■
Wiluanj
ite to «
)ri from
J Political-'
The Democratic State Convention is
{Kptpcied farth the SlatVof Jun|i to
the 24pL bf August, to aWait th£ao
lion- of theJJnion Convention which
_
meets on tfae.l9th{ of July.
Wanted—A Plateosh; A
0. ii. iWard, Townnda,Pa.
Coll J. M. Campbell, late of tjhc 54th I
Pi y./ ie a candidate: tor the Union j
Senatorial nomination lathe Cambria,
Indiana, and Jefferson| District
■ A correspondent of the Phili delphia
Sunday Mercury,urges ;tho nomination
of Hon. W. Al Galbraith, of Ei ie coun
ty,! as the next Democratic candidate
for Governor.
Fayette county has nominated Hon.
Samuel A. Gilmore [tor President
Judge of the District comprise 1 of the
counties of Washington, Greene and
Fayette. * Greene county instructs Jpr
A.|al Purman, bat wo' prosuimo Wash
ington will concur with Faye lie, and
that j our Union friends -of tie latter
county .will be suhjdqtcd to Judge G.
lor abother term, an infliclior which
they I struggled .bard Ito ayot, by a
change df ‘District at the lsession
oftheLcgisla tui e. ;
The Democrats of Greerje .county
have renominated Thos. for As
sembly, {The Union men placed
Col.-S. M. Bally in hominatidt for that
position; and have elected] George S.
.Wiley, 1 Esq.,! Representative !
to the State Convention, t|ic Senate*
rial bole gate being conceded to Fay
ettoj or -Westmoreland. ! /. .
The Union Conventipn of Alleghe
ny] county elected Hon. ! J unes K
Morehead and Thomas M Marshall
Senatorial Delegates; and I William
Peters, R. B. Carnahan, C. W. Bach
elor, Benj. Singerly, | W. J. Gilmore,
and Jared M. Brush, Eepre mutative
delegates to theJQmon State Conven
tion! • 1 ' -I' 1
The Man Who Won’t .
■'k ' Printer. . |
I May 'bo bo shod; with lightning
and compelled to wander over gun
powder. I
May he hjavo sorp eyos and a chest
nut burr for an cyb.stone.
‘iMay every day|Of,his lile he hiore
despotic than the Dev of 1 Algiers. ■
May ho never bo permitted to kiss a
pretty woman. : ' | ,
i May he bo-bored to death by board
ing school mistresses practicing thoir
tlieir first lessons in music, 1 without
thoj privilege of seeing hisj tormen-
2,40 night mar#* I:
hiai stoma
leak, Ills gun
jbir.g line break
j jiay‘ his coffee be jsvrcote
jinles and bis soup seasoned |
fdprs..[ ,1
Mayhis friends rpn ; off |
Wife, and-his children [take thi
iiig cough. | fj
| May bis caUlo die jof ihur
the.pigs destroy his garden,
.j Maya troop of printer do'
lank and hungry; dpg his b
day,' and a! regiment of cals (
upder his window at night*
[ l May the famine stricken
an editor’s "baby hau'nt his
a'nd' l hiss “Murder ’.’’jin his
; . - ' i i
car. - j,' ’• 1
May- his cows give sour
his churn rancid butter.
j In short, 'may his bush
ruin, and So go to—!lho L
, | Gov. Curtin toj the
Executive j Cham;
Harrisburg, June 10,
* j
To the People of. Pennsplvani
| The bloody struggle of i
is’ ended. The fircpof rol
quenched. 3?bc supremacy
right is re-established. 1
treason recorded in histprj
beaten to tho earth] Outf
saved.. . 7- -/yl ]'
| ’ Those Gbd
to the nneqnhlled heroism] civic abd
military] of the people. In film darkest
hour, under tho heaviest discourage.
ment, falter who would, ihey j nCyer
faltered. : • I i
i They have been inspired with the
determination to. maintain tho ftW
Government bf our Father), the coin*;
tinned union of oiir whole c mntry, and;
the grand republican principle which
it iq their pride andjduty if) defend foif
the sake,not only of thorns dyes,bat of
the human race..- T , •
■ f 1 j»lory in saying , that tie people of
Pennsylvania have been .among the
forfemost in the career of honor. Their
hearts have been ini the cin test; their
means and ; their. blood have .booh
poured out like thaler to maintain
&•' , J \ ;■■■■■ j ;
The i remnants of the heroic bands
that loft her soil to |rescuo tlieir coun-'
;tfy are now returning, having honora
bly fulfilled their service. They hkvo
left tens of thousands *o!' their bro
thers on many a bloody :ield.' Their
memories will be i preserved on bur
rolls Kof honor For tieir widows
and families a grateful country will
surely provide. j s
diet the survivors who ' are now re
turning to us | have such ; welcome as
befits a bravo and patriotic people
to giVe to tbolgallant mm who Shave
saved.thc country and shed new lustre
on Pennsylvania. |
I recommend that in ev« iry part of the
State, on the approach ng Anniver
sary of independence,, i pecial obser
vances bo had of.welcome toonrrotimf'
ed defenders, and of conii lemoratibn of
the heroic deedsf of themselves and
their comrades who hais( fallen.
| Andrew G. Curtin.
Governof: of Pennsylvania.
; (|or! the Argon.
R-kNDOM PAPERS. : '•}
1 < - ’ 1 t
& BT BOBEBX EANDOM. :
mJMBEE TWOi ;
What Shall we do with he Ner
■•■ ; . IfJ. gro? I'l/ T-
This most pertinacious and perplex-;
ing question- has not a little disturbed
the cogitations of our philosophical poi«
iticians in these dcgenoratedays.; In
deed, the question of t|elncKro,i add
'bis status, is one tqbotreated ginger*,
i ly, if wo may look, at the fate ot those
political parties , who Ihnyel hitherto
dttethpiea to handle-this
hating, not to'say odoriferous subject.
For Sambo, mark you, | has jfrom the
first been an ngiy subjopt. |Ho may
very properly bc charaotdriziad. in po- 5
litical life. as “the one thing hot need*
edj’? yet the one tbingi alwhys
put, Hrat sooty face is a i grinning
death’s-head towfi |
ers, and has by its p|itimelyprescnco ;
spoiledj more than qne:prbtty game of!
'the spoils and their distribution. | i
) In thoKbeginhing tho thing whs
thought easy enough; thUo the nogfo,
kick him, caff him, slash him, thrafeh
him, bpat and batter himj trample nj>-
on his rights, ignore manhood,and
regard! huh as a soft of machine,some
[where between a ; bruto'.abdi a man.*—
This trad found not to work so wbli
in practice as in theory.j. I Foir.tho the
ory vyas most elegant,-Itbe reasoning
upon which it was [based; if hot! .coin
! pie to, I was at least coinpfehenßivo.l—,
First [therewas tbCißcripinral argju
| ment. jtho oft quotbdP“ttartjed be Ca- (
naan,’’ &c., whicbwas hbjd
authority till some of; the! [meddling
abolitionists began to doubt; whether
[.this was exactly thoAf
licaasjof the present day,|and in fabt,
pretty plainly sho’wodl j that neither
this, nor several other passages, could
be hold as justifying, jthd ! system |of
slavery. Then ihero Was iho author
ity of!-antiquity. iThisj I Was a great
card for a while, till alhbthcr of thdso
same meddling abolitionists began [to
ask why, 'since wo bad discarded the,
authority of antiquity ip the matter
of Railroads, 1 Telegraph s, Steamboats,
Newspapers, and matfoni arid things
generally, should wo hold on to it so
tenaciously fir | tbe presebt case,, afad
presto there- was ar.ot her pijop gone.
Then the authority! of respectability.
Ah, I bis was moatJpotcnt iahd over
whelming. Oh 1 what glorious, boh*
ofablc, exalted beings jtlio Spnthorn
chlva iry wPre ! How- Condescend ir.g
of [them to oven notice iheir Northern
brethren. .Oh ! how ifcspoCtable j a
thing it was "Jp |bo ajjsln'm.pwrier—
what a marhTof gentility ! Cow tell
bred, what elegant manners, What
hospitality, what! hon fir,' what ribblo
sentiments, &c., so., nihning jthrbiigh
tjie Whole catalogue oil [theWif tucs; lin
fact to belong to the class' was te bo a
superior being, and thel next ihipgjto
the class was to sympathize With'the
class, Ah ! yep, Iwo all ri; membera
bout this sympathising; and the alao-
• i
iply to
'siy the
*ot quar
to every
jity! with which both tlio great politi
:cnl pafties hastened t > throw them*
selves do «n before it is gentlemanly
gentleman; <;ba: perhaps the ]oas said
about this the better. - Of;jtheso tliirigs
we nay slightly, alter 1 Vprgil’s. Jltjiec
oliin non mc.minissee juvabit. • ilJnt the
respectability argument failed after
the,Kansas iipbrogliojuntl t,hq advent
of the Border Ituffiar.i|lm of alissouri,
and so! on,to the end [of‘the, chapter.
Wo all know, that, ope ;by one, the
propound supports of [the Divine in
stitution fell from arpudjd i.lj till, !at
last jit stood forth, corijoSsed jn 'allots
nuked horror,a perfect! jMpkan>na, with
its "veil lifted,Then 'treason]' .Rebel
lion War, Pestilence, [Famine, linbo
ciliiy, Bull llun, M’Clclliin, Humbug,
Failure, /Emanciputioiv, (Jrani, Dccjis
ion, Determination, Energy, Victory,
Pcpco ! ■ !■' i! ] , '| v
Sp'wc come up to the -present time,
ang now tbo-qiicslicjn at the head of
this, article dares-us in the dice. Wo
have won the olephajnt j in' the hiiile;
now how. to dispose, of fi tu is the do*'
sideratnm. „ This United States Gov.
] -erumor.t of purs lias, pa 1 take it, per
' formed a considerable mimber of won
derful thipga in , tho j t-. Ifojav years,
whereat certain natia^ 'of [Europejaro
considerably .astonished Xiprd Pali
meiston and -LouisliNapolcjon hjivc
been 1 regarding us, Iwiih about-’the
same feeling that Eurystbeu's may bo
supposed to have cipericncjcd when
Hercules held up Cerberus before liim.
Wb have satisfactorily shown id them
made it clear to thdir comprohen
sioju, in the words Of) tho late lament.
dd ; Samuel' Patch, Esrp, “that some
(things can bo done ris well aS others.”
It is quite evident injloed that Messrs,
ft. PJ and L- N- Mvc comb crilitely
oyer [to that opinion] j ,1 ]. ' [• |
jjßu't although thorp! pro some things
Vo have done, there [are others wo
have not done. ; A though Iwo have
satisfied Europe, anji | “thelpnblib,. ip
general,” wb have not quite satisfied
ourselves. Although 1 Iwo have done
all' this and considerably [more; we
are still in tl quandary;' a, most terric
bl'o quandary, and the [essence of [that;
quandary Is, iWhatj 'shall we do with.'
trio Negro ? (are a good many!
things that wc [might do with him,
but whether [either [or any of them
would be Just tin right"thing ip dot, is]
trioequeslion.! Fur ins taiicblwb might!
skip! hjm off to Africa; but [then :hbw[
can! we spare his labor. It wont db;
to remand him again tjo slavery, (that
at least can neve • bo done irithis conn-;
try. Why not,, say the Kadicals,[
trioat him I 'just as you would any other;
man. Why not ad ( miij hint poall tbcj
privileges of cititopship. lias hp not]
say they, proved Ins loyally op the]
fileld of battle? j po not Sigrializ;]
ell his courage iri Spine of the hardest
fought conflicts of;the war?. lias ho;
not iu a thousand ways shown himself
Worthy opr confidence ;and esteem ?
Tfhep why not oxtbnd to him the same
rjgbts that you extend to every for]
oignor. who Stops upon our shores ?—fj
Why not on thb jbribad"principloB - of
[ justice and humanity ,upon whim both
jJpu and he riavp {Ought and! triuniph
eo together, expebdj [the hand.’rijf icl jf
•i j. | ‘ I
bang fir<N
iliod will;
jwiih spi-
[with hp
o whoop*
■rain, and
ivils, lean!,
icols each
jaterwabl
ghost oi
slumbers
dreaming
milk, anil
’ s
less go tc
(gislaluro.
jublici
W \
J 1865. |
pur years
pllion "are
of law at.d
he foulest
has been
is
lowsbip to l.i'jn,j! who .in l the
your darkest iloeed, stretched
bis'helping bland to yon;
Those an Wei (piostions which these
BndicaJa am baking, lund I must ac
knowledge tfiai they are, difficult tn,
answer, and jstdi more difficult to say
why not. | j", v... ; %-■
jaDelegashun
id Visits the
Mr. Nasty
uy Hisi
' Preside]
• •; t J ' •
■ “Make
ielf ” an<
it. ,
Saint’* Re??, 'which is ihthyftaitT
iW IjToo G eisy/) Mayis,lB(s’>- y
All the stjfctej uv the north, bid the
heft pv them recently subjopgatid, all
the Sosietics, :, Asabolaahuns and
Churchrs that) ever 1 hoortl .uv .buy
sent dolcgcHbyris fort the jiurpus uv
volunlcoTin idlviao 2 Johnson, the nop
President. I Eeelin that lloplGersy
should not ibo behind in 130: advise
hizhbsa, I elccfed'myself adologdshun,
borrbrod a cjono; shirt, and' travelled 2
Washiugtoi.; j I whs annoiinst |ez “a
dolcgaahun frpni Npo Gersy,” and
wusytowuMt ushered in 2 ! the! pros 1 -
ents.: >• I . it; 1
■if j-ho del)
oolatld the Prcsidbn'
fer' I’Ve thirteen mpip.
afternoon.” -1 '• "T" j
t'Androo Johnson, ’ said \I, impres
sively, ‘Trcpresont ifod GeW,:a stall
that hez jes s dun bprior to the deepest
President.” j •. '■ I ' ■ | ■ ,
“Troo retained hjet'slch staits]bonor
patriots—atte r they’re dead- iI!
“I resciit 1 the inmiiooushun- with'
shorn. Bz proof that the murder u?
the President wrangt the|(|oplbr hart
uv Noo Gersy, let ijno say sir, that the
Camden anjd ArabayyDrokjtafs, at a
rhbetin calicjd 1 ef the tiurpuslabsldotcly
votid 2'cariiy the corps uv the iecees
ed Prcsydejiit over the road fir ball
fare? ,a boner, bed |a herd id to
enny liven! pr] ded indivdjbda). But
let [that pars. Hoo Gc'isy needs
np. spnsiil ploiider. | Ther ilh's stands.
Look at 1 her —ef yo|u bev a inycro»
cope. •’• ;|' !'I 'I -j' |’■ #! ‘ .
i ‘‘l cumAndroo dz ja origipclj Dimo*
leratj, who vfhnticver uilhcr'sijus he inayi
ibovi committed, never skraiChi tikkot,
lor dilpotidl his whisky. -Ir: hehaff uy'
jlhat bimodiisy I speik. ,
■ *‘Ez hez'bedn mens land yop iwnnst
jor tlwidt a immense responf hility rests
ion yourshe IdCrsi T 1 0 Soul hern: stalls
Wlriigglcd, tch thein riles, jbutiwqre
squclcht. They, fought like! jherbbs,
batjfcl, bocoz uy ovorp o w ri h ; riu mb ers
ugip cm.: Tho’yei clown—Jopr irdn
heel is on 2 their heck i; W btj yfjU yi>°
dp?!; Will yoh gvihdyam, or will yoo be
magnanlm la? ' . ;,y !Ji J ;
: ■ ‘[Wuhst wc wuz a. ha ipy hashon,
and we kit bjo so ag in—it rests with
ypo. ; Too must conciliate the Dimb
cricy. • Our party north in bagnany*
mus Wc stand rod|y to, forgive yop
1 for! bavin c nfled usJl'cr hrypp taxtus 1
to support a lueonatposhcbl war.provi
diiiyOo’ll itcpnow Wop ohr Sulh«j
erh brelhorn back with jolit|o words I
They air, a I igb spemtld nhcf-jpcnsitivo
race; that T kin pover bo subjoogatid.
Thko om agifa 2 yer buzzurh. and dont
hobmiliatp chi by dehradih eopdishuns
Give: era a chanse I! for 'ivp us for
iyhalin uv einL Jle’slore il herj nigger*
paly thor debt, inv to, iiagpffin atfd
yimeo and Brown and the rejst of the
Guvners babk 2 thmr yaiiduii capitols
J—igivo Lee and Toriat and Bdro
gard ; their .posishu is in the reglar
army, and[ ponshun the disabled con"
fedrit herpes. , IS‘' r '
l“Ther ipnsh’t be n 3 hanginj Yop’ue
got that ,u|nfortiiit stifilsmitn, Davie
! _slic fell i :i2 yoor hand's bccoa lip \vu::
ignoidnt uv the stylo uv yoor (hdt
Dinkiu’s) nmynns He mite her
khr.do' Unit dhu sojers rover seed ■
woman' i.ahin -to the w iodic witbou 1
chasin' her.; But lie must-'not b
hung. 1 DoniPcrisy k oks r pon the mat
ter thus.: ' ■ ! ’
i | (;Yop cm
aginthoGt
arms.; j
■ 1 “Efafcy
riSriol,” and
when Apu
id|o: it, in j! 1 si
.order.fv
j “Ef a humber of
ycvolooshen, .arid tli
rrijist bof ireetod cz
and pi'isbnprii uv w:i
■ilcrs uv [war,'Andrei
1 “Tbisi : wood prol
South. jAI the Non
The Dimpcracy ,is
Give our Ihedcrs cm
support! em , with
banagin things 2
trouble is ore. On
support 'j oor'Adm
iutber tr ap’s corielli)
peese rill. agaijm y
yuns oVct .the land
2 wav.e eri on til tl
again fired.'
“1 hev dup —N 0
•T rlathet spec
barb frho! Look
policy-! ‘
t liang ; a
Tiuent- oi
’ take, li
no hat
ishnists
ich cases,
v Potro!
stcr uv tl
pusashun
“LaU - Pi
; ' l
) oho .of] the last battles
Mexico a French cfficer wits wOundcv
severely- ini the thigh. ah(l for four or
five'days several’ surgeon's were on
gaged attempting to discolor tb'ot'aT
fheir Roundings' ;avo hirii excrucia
n. * On thh ijfift i day he cc ul
fc«ir it noi longer, and; ciicd to tho ;ui
goons', ‘‘Gentlemen, itij ; heay?h'
name;. .what aire you about?' 1 >‘W
aro.lookitigfor th i ball.” | ‘‘Mon Hie*
why dido-t you hay |so tot first?
is dn hiy waistepa < pockeil”. .
IgHPlirify, puHfy purify the h oc
.with: jA-vEk’s Sarsai-ajum-a, anti.' tl
humors, deiarigementa and distcmpo
whichfpervade the systemjdt this sei
son will-jdisappoar; Weihavojtri ;d
and v?ith Knowfcdgci '
< dispatch
Jane lOlh. says:
has 1 reached the
BrjecHcilridgci at
has amved'eal'e ;
tpeVietthcy refuse
->•- j . | ‘
union 1
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Lli toy il Union Voters, who support the
Administration and the principles of the
uei3b party., orb requested to meet at their ;
ujiualplaceaqf holding election, on. SATUR-i ;
ttAY, JlJNE24tii,—in the Boroughs at 7 o’-
eiock, p. m., ami in tho Townships at 4p. m.
—anil elcctdclcgatcs to aCounty Convention ;
ti hi) held at the'CoVnT House, in BKAvr.E,on ;
Mohlay, the 2‘6th of.June\ at II a. m., ;
to place, in nomination caudidatciTfor Asscm-
Trcasttrcr, District! Attorney," Commis
sioner, Surycyor/Coroner. Poor House Direc
tor,- Audit or and Trustees of Academy, and to
transact such other business as niay be brought
b'cfdro .then; By a resolution of the Union
County Committee,* the several Boroughs and
Townships arc instructed, to vote, upon the
quest ion of changing the -present delegate
syslbm for.j the popular vote system, by which
I oniinalioUi shall hereafter be made by the
I opiilar yob:, the. candidate having the high-l
fsi number of;vofcs to be the nominee, tbei
ilcolion to 1)0 conducted 1 hi the uspal, manner
(f li'oldibgidections, - or iwhclher, .instead of
the marking system, [votipg by billot
: hall be substituted. Delegates will comb iu
t tructed to vote upon these questions, pud dc-
Itcrmine in convention ' whether any change
ihall be made, and; if so, which system shall
bo adopted. By order: of Committee.
:i j ~i JLVS.;-, S, IUJTAN, Clj’n. .
Tltc following is the number of Delegates
I o Which tsach District is entitled:
Bprbugh .1 .;....U Industry...’. .3
8ridg0watdr...........2 Independence.......... 2
Big; Beaver...,. i. 4 Marion 1..-..;....;..2
Brighton! 1',,.!,,....3 Moon .....4
8hjppcwa.............4 New Brighton. '.4.
Darlington : i. 4 Now Scv.-ickly .4
Economy. 1 .. ..-..J 4. North 8cwick1y......3
Faßston.J J....... 3 0hi0...... 4
.Frank1in.J.,!.!.......2 Patterson .............
Freedom b0r0!.3 Phillipsburg '
Freedom Idist. 2 Pulaski ~
Greene..,i, 4 Rochester boro i
Frankfort , .4 Rochester tpS
MjGuirc.U 4 Raccoon ...!
Hqpewellu,..; 4 .fjoutb, Beaver
',i
Wo ar<
tbd folloy,
for tho jr
mi of
forth
n?” ejak
ry pm, up,
isoovo this
igashn
~ “bur
3 to -ri
decision |j
tipn :: j||
: 1 ' lii
M. Si
Assembly.
QUAY, Borough.
,i i'• j . Treasurer. '/ J
■ GEORGE W. HAMILTON, Boro.;
JAMES BRITTAIN, Groom-;
; MiLG) E. ADAMS. New Brighton;
ALFRED G. M’CUEARY, Borough.
MATTHEW T KENNEDY, New
I Brighton; j
I ; : | Commissioner.
1 JOHNSLENTZ, Ohio;
JOHN SIMS, Piittorfion. .
JAMES M. IMBRIE.'Big Beaver;
HAVTD D. JOHNSON, Borough;
JOHN WILSON, Indbstry;
|i| District Attorney.
, JAMES S. RUTAnJ BoronaL;
JOS. II CUNNINGHAN, Borough,
j | . j i!*. County Surveyor. ■'
! AZARIAH.WYNN, Beaver; ..
1 Poor House Director. ■
SAMUEL GIBSON, Brighton;
: i .'•! ! ’Auditor,. ;
iIULH J. MAESH VLL, B.. Beaver;
JAM.ES HARPER, | Frarikt(|>rl;
•!:' i Trustees! of Academy,' ?
A. 1 |T[ SH ALLEN BERGER, 1 Eo
-1 clicker; ■ • j ■ - - f>
i P. LOWARY, .Beaver; ,
Rev. J. M SHIELDS, Bridgewater;
Rev.l |D., 11. A. M’LEAN, Borough,
■ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
WIIjUREAS letters of administration havL
ing been granted td the'undersigncd, on
the estate of James Mir, late of Fallston,
Beaver bounty, Pa, deceased, all.‘persona
t- orrno it tq Vinlv knowing themselves indebted to said estate
1' .* ’ , . _ ' arc requited to make payment immediately
,lTta.ttct, Cop I uniptlidsje having claims kgainst the same wi—
jliko jjohli Brown 'present jthom to the subscriber duly artthenti
bangiii is alluz .in catcd for settlement. | :
f ' !i M -■ iM.' JJ INGRAM, Adm’r., ■
stailß do • it, • it’s a - Wf' ' ' *I" Ke ' v gri s l!ton:
ion capcher ‘.j;' • i ; ''lS^-vrsirclj.
heliyjiggcr aims,, TT WILL give the above 1 reward forj any in
irV I To hung jn’i!- Jl formation that will-tejd to the detection
10 is'- nurdor of the 'person, or who poisoned in'
■tli, l‘.:ssii require 1., m—>. i ... ,
coaly corisiliatci.l | j Notice to Contractors-:
i llff uV llio offisis 2 OBALED PROPOSALS will,be received at
’ tlio prlvylege UV (5 the Ooiiimissloncr’s office,”, in Beaver, up
8001 UB and llio to Saturday, Jane 21, 15(55, for the extension
il »-V iiti-mu twill of| Stone Work, and also for Wooden Snper
lue.p term We|i gtpuclicm of a Bridge across llaccoon cr’oek
tnistjrashoji, or any near Robert. Potter's. ' # ' j
hai’.tjally, and -ijßidsj will be received for cncli separate part;
hci'f.wbicd pin* of; the jyork, and also fcjr the whole contract,
will ii ,By order of Commissioners.
pIS3“ ’ ■'VM.a.u-HicL.w. m,
iray,litz spoke
ly words vil
lur itdhango «•
V. Nasby, _
irchj.uy.thb - '
for cohsphi
In' taiks u
i man
ihless
rave
,sind
ic Sc
]’ ,■ Ml • Nbliioe--;,- ■ .
■o' TS.hereby given to all! persons thnt'iny vife
ll JL Susiuna Smith, hasjlcft. iny-bed and board
y without any reasonable] cause, 'and they |aro
warned! not to harbor cjr in any"way givn-irttr
credit on my account, Ws I will pay no bills or
claims jof her contracting after this date.
1 i J I' Ji-jjS'l SMITH,
Greene tp. v lloavor co.
eutn
io Ci;
ableinf'ormation
(ids ,pf Joliln,
I placn, 1
,ba. : illoiV-lu' :
'ay; j.-Tf C I '
‘m.
date
Eel
; friel
, this
d to a
NTNOUNCEMENTS
l.'A
| authorized to announce that
iving gentlemen; afo candidates.
Offices named, subject to, the
Ipfllie Union County Conven-
1' 6B| 50 [Reward.
* KTlijO!? HEIDIGGEH, late of Cridgewa
tCr, Beaver county,] entered my house,
asjl ami constrained toiclievc from all cir
cujnstanc cs, -and.stole two hundred dollars in
money .'out 1 of, my sleeping room. The above
reward will be paid for his arrest and delive
ry *at tjic Jail o£ Beaver jCotintyt . . 3 .
juncld 05.' 1 ; r BENJAjMTN iMTJLirEIM.-*
• je 6'po
n NOTICE! TO STOCKHOLDERS,
■d I rilJnSCiUBF'inS to the ‘stock of the I’bit'
'> jjjj ji’psburg and Hichisf cr Steam Ferry com
pany jtro hereby notified that tbt last instal
j i mcn.t ou thejstcck is notv due, and payable to;
the iTroasurer, Jacob [Strawacker. Phillips-
I* burg, or> ' ' —-v 186 r
By OI
: je”;
oi Sale
u!. I IN
It mill! undersigned offers,at private sale that
I valuable farmsifuacc in Chippewa town
ship, Beaver county, I’a., on the Public, road
leaditg front.Now.Brighton, adjoining, lands
id of Rcbcrt Mackey, Henry Wagner, Janies
. Ransom, William Scdtij, &c;j_ cdntainingcAboul
115 a :res, about So acrcscleared, on width
•B is ere :tcd a logjahvclUngihousc, stable, tc.jl-
H Two brehards dn the premises. The pramiijcs
1 underlaid with) (wo veint of coal; one vein 3j 1-2
feet' in thickness, open and operated; also, a
vein jj'l-2 feel •thick, \ If not sold- beforeithe
23d day of June, < iiist., it will be offered at
public sale.at 1 o’clock, P. M., on that daw,
on lie premises. Terms made knownonlimy
of sale 6h application ;to subscriber. For fnr
j .1 tlier. infonnation'inquire, of Josiah Patterson,
'' tl c ofj th|c undersigned, pv'nl
tr bf the same, in said Township,' or address
liicii at Kdw Brighton, Beaver county, Pu
• jjW 7,’*5. i ■ WILUAM.TUOMAS..
'"rh'!' .. : i': i.. ■■■■ '• '■
U.5.7-BCK
rapRD S
’l' J I
I By authority of the s tfc
ury, the undersigned, tl„
ticn Agent for the sale of
rifles; offers to tliolpubli
Treasury .Notes,' bearin (
tenths perct. interest per
SEVEN-THIR
TbcU Notes- arc I
ilQth, 1 jfiOo, and arej
that time, ‘in curn
tlie opjtiou of the lj
J. s; 5-2
GO
I.TIiC!
:sbbonds an
cmpt, ns fire
arc esc
from A
adds.'
value.
I h'at'e,: Count)/ 3,- mu
from one to tk.eeycr
10 the
tCVCijt
taclic
Bol.il
according
i'ty. The ini
y coupons al’
o cut off and
.propc
ally I
nioy 1
■ :l
interest ampudts
; . One, : cent per day
!■ Txo cents ‘i •
! u» •• ■' 1
■!-, oo “
1 1- 'I I
be pj'OL
thus. ‘ ,
: The Notes of, this.'Tl
■ly similar in fufmjam!)
Third fe already sold, t
ihent.iescrves to itself t
terest In gold cbm.in
‘ 3 lOths iujmrroncy.
ductUlie interest in cur
nt tiic tinieiavhoujthey :
| Tile delivery bf the i
ricsof the 7d3os wi'il co
Jfune, and will he madj
uously after that date'. 1
j Tliejslight change tat,
this jrhird Series'.alfeoti
terest, Tiicpaymeat ia
equivalent lothe currec
er rafey v . : -l
" Thereturnqo specie t
of Whjch only - wilt Ihef
in Gpld be availed’ of,!
equalize prices that pur
per jceixt.. in gold -won
jhose made with seven n
in currency.
i Tltis is .the ONLY LO
offered hy the. Goyeniuu
udvtuLtugc3.make it' lUc
j! I. !l ■■' f:
|Groat Popular | Lot n of the Pe
| ; .ljcss than $230,000, HlO of the. Lonely,
! izeil by tile last Cbngicss arc now tEaiT 1
iketj This amount nf the rate atidiiq*
beitigabsorbed.will all be sub'-evit-.o
tin the next sixty days, wheiuic note*
uuiiioubtcdly command a pro; .his:, *■ J-« ucv
fondly been the'cau’e.jbn clusas the talscrir
tioris to other Loans, j
In order that ciltizens (if erery uwwwvV
tioh of the .country may.he afforded faciV
for faking tlio loan,the National Banks,
Banks, find Private; Bankers throughout
country have generally agreed to receive
script ions at par.. Su iscrihr-ra will select I
owp agents, in !whom they have cbaSl'
and who only art to ! e'responsible for li
livery of the dotes for which, they
orders.
& of all'tbe deno
np-tly furnished u
,L ...4
- I
, .JAY COOKE,
' Spßscftil’Tloi! ,'AtiEST, PhSaMfia
; sl’iiscuiETiosti will «e uecsiveu hv iti
National Bank of Beaver Cor
' [May 15th. inyol
Valuable Farm and Goal
' ! |’V.' For Sale:’,
/ftONTAIXISGI-tJ ■ Acrk-sa latje
localedonj the left bank of the (iWni
4h miles from lbc torsi of Beaver. liras
[•Smith's Ferity ami ivitaimig
'tl|e“vijlajre Mil ndu- ry.t’ae sea! ■>: «ib
coal operat ions, ,Y yo comlorlaMc hoc s'
liiig 'Houses on the farm. Soil we!! a-v
td grain- growing ana, grazing. At
’acres'-arc underlaul with two veins ■»!
crior ; . ; I •
■ | . IjITUMJ-N’OL’3' coal, .
One four feet; tile oilier ihrw-l>!) - ->t? il! ?
• well known . Mpott ;r Bank'*. *4*s “**•’
open and worked fir .manj- yeWa Ulc . c ' ia
wjhicli;is f cprosenljcd by sieaaihaat iron
the best Rmud; bin ween Piijsburp w .-
Cumberland. j An 3 acre hi. adued i?ic.,
tic farm, serves a? an outlet t» U» ■at’--
inclined. track of. 115 0r % 3 ! ) wR * l “
coal from the 4 ifet t vein la the
■ track half thai flis ance -.y lll yan it f.> l ‘-
feol or lower vein. . ~J
1 FIRE CLAY and UJIESTOSt.
i|y, ; aud in great almuiianee. ;««• '.Vfjj
■ alsojto contain n vein- of excellent 11 - ■ y..
B®»Vor terms;, and further ps«; cl i; -
quire, of JAIME!? UKITTAIN.
1 1 (near the premise?;) orfM. IVEVAaA
1 Beaver, i'a. |
,| CHAS
Banker
I vv-rn
Real Estate, !
'' -Bonds, an?i
INSURAJfC:
Conveyaric
r 5 I! E '-subscriber
l ; ' llbchcster. (*n.
-iiy- F. A. IJon&nt
.lronage.of Ins fri
ibriil. . .!■ . .
I 'Particular and
iof Officers' pccou
lout of this presfeii
'.pensions,' Pufcntj}
: ■ • -'f
'Deeds drawn u
•Fire risks' Ink
Companies.'• . i
Revenue stam]
| Refers to John
)Wm. H. Smith &
| , Rochester? Mn
A FINI i
in 3 |i
llemingtonl
Also, severj
ces low 1 . 1 Im
my3l’Csl
EX
X.ETTKK
1 i Bk-vJ.
township, i
indebted tc
immediate
Jayainst .tin
auihciiticu!
iuv U
°ak.
xooo.;
TrT tlht^
ic t tedsi^s4;
f ‘he. third. serita i.-
| B ' T on ' ■
TY LOAN
'j 4 al ,. (jf
| P® r cent.
boxd^
1,1.1
i«“Vfrnai< a , j.,'.;_
ItriD/j,* #;, T . i
; • » b ; ..
ri ’ a '/V.-a,TOi,, o]i r',
10 cact ‘ note, v sl
|S?IIC'I
j l>ay»'
cncy|
.older
OiSii
kiiir
o tfb
all tii
m “ Sil-.,,,
sms
, ' -S300;
Sltwo
~ S5OOO ..
■ 1
niiniuionf niasl
?ori receipt of suliij'
OE
u-d Sci-ica arc prcciii.
■i-ivilcgcs to IhoSwi;
feci'i that iheOow
tic option of paying !
* Gfccr'ccnt, instead t
" Subscribers \rill p,
■ rcuoy up to July
Subscribe.
nbtcs of this t’hirj
unmenco on the!
promptly auJ cool
tile in the conditi*
> only thcmtlcrol
i gold, if made, *f
!cy interest oftliel
payments, iriihe ei
option to pay intf
. ivtAlM so reduce
:ohuses mails with.
il<l be fully ei'iael'
mil throe tenths pc.
'{AN IN .MARKKTs
lent, un<l its sir-sv,
li hi rst
and JTrolfl
;n i>eai.S’u IS
Stocks,'Go*
I other Sects
k&CLAIM#
jer &. General Age^
the room.
•c«T>cc*!nl’y ~
als ami , ‘i-
it ion giver,
Jnts,ftiul * ll
it wn'nVucli ft-?
|. 'Bourjijs: A,r :*’
.1O'" ' ''‘j , I
Jp uml
1,, in first cha 13 -“
is always on
A. Cauglrey. M
Co.. rilts’Jurg
rsrcp
<H HAI-f;,',
iquire «-HA BoC
IbeuvCF Count}. • , jlVra||
(cJ, lojlhc
V s ,i4cstate»rc^;, w .tf
f “fe'S?
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