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AUGUSJ2d, 1865.
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Xjrflon C ot M||y Nominal) dna
Assembly;. '
SdATTIIEW S. QUAY, Borough.
Treasurer. - -'i
> ||JLO K. ADAM 3, Now Brightoi
I I District Attorney; '
JA.UE3 3- BTJTAN, Borough - ; _
li-1
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Cpiflrtilssioner.
; JOHN WILSON, • Industry;
I! ; County Surveyor. H
| AZABIAH WYNST, Benvor;
, Poop House Director. |
| SAMUEL. GIBSON, Brighton;
’:..i "Auditor, t. ■
. HUGH J. MARSH ILL, Big Boavo
jft' • T Coroner." ■ .1 " I •
THOMAS UcQOX, Mopn;
• Trustees of Academy.
A jjA’gT. SHALLENBERGEK.Rochoatc
Rev. D. P. LOWARY, Beaver;
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; .'State |
A Stale Convention! will be hold at
jlparrisbarg on Thuusday, ' the 17 th
1865/at 12 o’clock }!., lor tie
Jpuipbse -ot-piutting ip nojpinatior a
CBlate ticket, jo bo supported by tie
, I friends of tho Union atjthe coming Oc
pbber election. ■’ii-, _‘ J
[1 yf- The earnest and aealous aUvrs ol “ a
sflftyal people, secured| the. groat vic
‘ 1864. d ’ iho War, wind
r.,
~;;..
~tpry in and - “•» " ‘
S 'Otin enemies failure
Ijglorious buoccbs in 1865. j: I
| L jH Oop flag fans boon maintained —-(i
||pnomies? destroyed—obr (jovernmcn
|f preserved; and peace ro»ostabjishpd
J.|.Lot every Wend -who- aided in thn
liresult, take I measures to| bo repre-
RBpntod in that Convention; Wombs
'n fee ip it that the fruits of pur succosi
:jji arb not lost tiff the Nation. ; -
Vi Business; of vasi, importance will
■ll■ be presented,for- its epnsidpration mi
}every distinct in the State should -Ir
■represented. T
4f ‘ SIMONrCAM.EROi'f. Chairman.,
■ Sectaries.
Wien FoUney, )
Some Little? Errors ini a Liftl
■■'Si •/ 3;/? j" ' Speech. ]■•
' Hie pinion State Committees tri icl
3 met'at iljo-- 19tb jilt
Ijp WBS ot jthe ppiniort tjjat ihero .vvas n
pL necessity- for the game of hide an
• s [|| Carnffron and Wafd woi
i|j playljng, and therefore called the StaU
■|i for the 17th of August, a
! week in adyaneb of the day fixld for
the conyebing of tho J3empcrac/.-r
-• i|| Their abtiprf proper.-
ni 'The- mbn iwbo have fought and <oi
| f ii quered-ihe jpbollion sn4Ho South ai
: ; -its sympathizers in tho iNortb,*!^
■ , no principips at this day ;to
turo or conceal, no policy .to mml
upon the aetjon of theirbppunen'sf
' ji j Ward bnd hisconfHnea,; outlawed b
: f] - ovonts,may liqin hidinglh tho.tbickvit
' and bjkway watching for the mo.
ti . op\,jya, :r^,
'4l- mont when wo may expose oursolv
|l j -tp-thoir succofwful! attack v but'su ;h
jf " . certainly not the policy;: of tmrpaiii
.B -; that JProvjdonco aPd-j jt!|io bravecy
| |jl-. dur armies b ivo midd njastcra 1)
]-f • Situation.•
r-||,7 »T[hb( aclioi
'T|-| ; harmonious (
j!'!; ! ing;wasdont
. | ! JJ' Ing of the c
i ; After its qdji
'~4f- i which Mr. h
: |f|“ or. hciialf f>f
dclphia, pies
U ■fan
if.! : fitting tosti
lion of h|s i
|j- i paign. Sir.
-f: if in'Bucb ease;
|ti i Cameron, ar
customary,!
| j the Inion u
i‘ j • find the ,p
I? fengta in tl
.|f ' There was
1 1 ter of the ]
ilf.- noun|cemoD
s|; cd it a , ‘*C
’|: scrwco'srcD
milloo wort
i | remarks of
sire, special
1
r manship of
j groat rdlu
“certain p
with' MfC:
; matin his (
not snppoi
to-their pc
majority a
, We yoi
of 1864, a
~ “relnctam
speaksi 1
member
’ district, ®
doliborat
V ♦ehtion r
ji '• i Cbairma:
,j|j ~ ' tee, apd :
fel odjournn
Ijl’i ,
:4>‘* - egatoa,e
\ b»Uleof
eft- “ .ebould I
I
;ift, coupled with
,[that thc dbr.ora ci
t|ting testimonial?
dorcd; liufbf this ll
• innocent, and it is
gen. Cameron that
tb refer| Ho bi
uat ho accojp.tcd- tin
tho/Stalo Com mitt
jtanco;*that' the hi
rbmfnent gjnthjrhci
cjlan, who bo feared
hairmanship an oxers
tibgtfae ticket, and iscri
r jonal antagonfsm ti e'sn
t the. October cldcfacn,-
0 present qt | the Con rent
ud know sdnethifig of
c” of whici Camci
Dor friend «KMi. Lasvror
I •
of, Congieiss;: elect from t
rhb presided ably , over
unsj.was vested by too Ci
'ilh authority to appoint
1 of. the Executive Gomn
i short preyioasfo
ont a‘petition was (preeen
ed by a majority of Jthe c
siting that Col. Al’Clare
, [under whose leadership
E6O was .fought and n
assigned fotbo posiUoi
al way;
Chtijm oi Alp Lawrence,
Indicate 'the;
asleep %nd
|U Jdjptlie sojj^gi
f.
ilr'
ME
I,
i o £ Iho Cott.-mftCei
,nd nnanimpus, and no
officially qcyond tl c I
ay of tho Cppvention
urnmont a Commit 00,
crns rtas the spoke sm
the Unionjrncn ofPlv
cntcd Mrl pamoron wi
portrait of himsclf-as
uonial of their apfrec
(Oi'vicos lift; tho lasi, ca
Korns, as is castoma
!, made, a ipccch to Gi
d the Gon jral.'as is r
• • i f r
n reply madp a ?pojoh
ion of Pennsylvania,
roceeduigs published
o Harrisburg Tel
keen satird in the'"'
~i
jpn Mr' liawretico tb 'ask
imcot for ian efficiorit aqd
|j lon j oliUclan ol Lancas
|j and, ipon being informed
of the acjtijbn of the Con*
( wishes in: ihat regard
Ii favored, demanded it fot
sncec eded -iiiobtaining it,
the facts connected with
ion. Ir/sicad ot ‘,‘aCcepl
]!bajrni anahlp “with gCoat
he vrung it by personal
i from ii personal and polit
though . believing - at the
, w he f ays, that his appoint*
li weat on the ticket. . As a
[ Clare, he proffered to
: h and pro Cure i for hi hi th e
jipof the 1 territory Ot Mon
hat geptlomah being unwil*
> into oxHcrjust then,"this
i prog: ammo failed. , ;
t no fi ult to find with Mr.
orMr. Cameron in this con
'The former bad the right to
appointment,,and the latter
it. We |‘iheroly dotpro to
,hat -it is error ; in. the lat
jto that the appointment was
ind accepted with great ro
‘ 1 . : J ’'!
“certain | prominent gentle
>se hearts were with M’Clel.
Carnet on intends the 'Slate
\tion and its leading friends.
Tp c,
cron called;
tbo appojiu
popular
■"ter counijij
that in vioM
■vchlion, Ini
could-not jjj
himself, mi I
These wctji
ihojlranfiax 1
|i,
roluctanpo,
< solicitatipp
ical friend
same time,
men* wool
salvp to
Washingtc
Governors
tana; bat
ling to |g
par t of th i
Wo hay i
Lawrenci
nectipni-j\
make the
to solicit
mention ,
ter to sti
toiidercd
luetancc.
By tlx
men” wli
lan, Gen!
i Adi
a -
.lanuu. -iflg )i..
Etate what wo khow,when wo.
i thovo r.ever-was a moment,
lay of tbeinduclion of Mr. Lip-
I oflicQ until that, of his
bon the mpst cordial relations
exist betwecn]hira and Gov.
ind that no man in Pchhsylva
noro felly alive to the tmpdr»
,ho crisis in I§G4,.dr.more
asxions for a successful issue
ampaigri than was h«5., Tho
iy bo said of g all those official
w led with him, or 'over whom
lucnco; jntended. | There had
ranglings and bcart-btirnings
0 War Department in-relation
ir ililary affairs pt ( tho, State,
thosd Mr. Lincoilrf vjras never
e >nsi|lired himself rcsponsiblo.-
s )6n as! Mr. Camcron dtrtaincd
of the it -wadrj
vork to drive the iStattridmin
n into a-positidn j,hat! might a'f
jlnd foh the charge Which he
; made. The coj operation of,
1 fibers ; was contemptuously
, and. its existence' ignored.—
■ j , 'il 1 '"" | * c, *i.'
speakers were imported,while
sr'cmr'.himself, tocoghized by
o of tto ablest tdump'orators
,ato,.was'nevor favored with a
icatioc from tbje ;CotomiUoe j
fiiohds;' wherever possible,
shod’i ito tlic baek ground.—
stood thus upLnearly to the
' el ' w.h' Mr
mini
Now we
[r aver. thi
it from the
1. epll} int
IB * ccasp, w
did no£
= Curtin';
5S - .O . I
mi was
II tanep pi
deeply i
>o ,
to tho <■
same yn;
ly conn)
", bis inn
been wi
6 will) ti c
to the: n
but lor
k» hold or i
10 But so I
'd control
' e sot to! I
,0 istratici
ford gro
has: just
’ its ; riici
~ spurned,
ll * foreign
*4 tho Govi
70 all as or
s " oi tho S
14. cotßinur
and jlys
V were p’
’’l Matter
A
time of the first eleetion^whcn
; j j • ■ ; - .
? s - Lini<db,,ascbffaining; the condition
18 ,of affairs, disposed of I the imbroglio
w as summarily |aa ho previously dispos r
°f ed ojfj difficulties in his jCubinet.' yl)is
**° regarding conventionalities, he called
--H upon tU'o Governor, Col. M’Oiuro, and
'I 18 otfiers/to engage -actively in’ the can
i'b- vns?, rs'gardiess oftliciprogrnmmc or
* x ‘ apple in trr.cnti of the Stiato Committees
’— and it is, .needless to; say that they
’°f word prompt ’to, respond. Gov. Cnr
an,- tinwas uponlho stump- thenceforward
( ho day of the election, IheStato
** I ' I ' . { t ' •
lin ; Committee to the contrary notwith*
* % ng. So that Gob. Cameron errs
:ia " again in hie belief that the hearts of
‘ m .’ ‘‘certs in -proi ni nenf gentlemen” -were
l *T with id’Clcllan, [' ' ! , ;
Rn ; ItJ it probably attributing too much
10 * importance to these? gcntlomon. to
ascribe, as locs GeA. : Cameron, the
bma’l Inajori y at the
Bl of 11864 to ( heir exclusion from tho
canvass. Indeed, it is scarcely six
months since Gen. Cameron, through
his organ, the Harrisburg Telegraph,
deiinc nstrated most conclusively to our
mijnjd, that tre close vote at the first
elect on was a brilliait piece of strat
egy! of his own—-t lat result being
nicely balculatod and produced to as».
surj)’ a decided triumph .in November.
Thb precise method byj ! which the
cause /was IJ to piod ico the effect has
esjeaped our memory—in fact, was too
elaborately strategic for our compre
hension: but tho assortions oi the fact
WiOrb clear and convincing. There
,es wai no Slate ticket in the field, and
loci (causes here and there affected the
Gorgrossio ial vote, . There were the
IOD inojdtable ‘stay-at-jbomes,” too, who
see n to. vote, but opco in four years,
ron ape whoj came out in November.—
QCO i Though {he strategy bf
this pin, as rjcccirded by |.ho Telegraph, must
its rioccssariljj have been admirably ef
top» fpc ,ivo,’arid thobgh the thojbpeeches
the of liessrsi Curtin, M’Clure, and others,
nit' ip ihe latter part oi the canvass, were
the bloguent and influential, we prefer to
ited attribute our crowning triumph in No
dal- jrembor t ot todfinijor them, Ijnt to ihe
i, of feet that the majority ;of the people
the pf Pennsylvania, fjom thqday of the
r on, fii mg on " “
i. -1
i.'— .Uiiion fti
ud reso!
'Hrby jt
\rded
irac-
3 an
ider
■ the
Cora
.0 , tbo
vc do
tes in
Ibair
wAh
'taujof
wore
TOlll'd;
io- for
bat d«
!6 Of
t on (ti
ftrd* o:
indii
the •
1 £r,
<S^>
V 'irf. >r>
errs again when he suggests the
traryhypolhcsis. JT •
Wo-have a sincere respect for
Camerdn, bu .account oi his able
'ministration of tbb /War Office,
the earlystand he took in Mr.
colh k s Cabinet, and has since- ini
bly . nuihtained in behalf of hpman
rights. , Wo i would not for a moment
suspect him of wilfully perverting the
truth. But ho has arrived at-those
years vrhen the mental.; faculties nat.
drally .become impaired, and wo re*
regard ibis speech as a token of a fail-;
ing memory, and doubt not tbt.t he
wilf gratefully acknowledge tho ! dt>r
rectionle we have suggested. . We ac
cept his thanks in advance tor setting
him .right in. regard'to these trifling
inaccuracies.
|' Miscellaneous
Wril’M. Beetem, Eaq., Cashier and
principal owner of-the CarlialeDbpos*
it Bank,committed suicide on the 26th
nit., ky hanging himself to a rafter
in his garret. •
On’the 16th ult.-a . little! daughter,
of. John Michael, of JbfforSon Tpwa^
! • • '. . 1 - I ■. ■■ • I ! .
ship, was stung by a hornet and nar
rowly, escaped death from the conse
quent! inflammation. V! |! 1
In the Circuit Court of the United
States, hold at Pittsburg recently’, the
act repealing the charter of the PiMs
burg) j & Cqnnblsvillo Railroad Compa
ny .Wksjdepided. to bo unconstitutional
Grief’delivering the opinion’.-
G.-P. Rood, Esq., editor l
ndiana ‘AmeMciiri, .died on tho?l(jth ult.
He was an estimable gontloman, and
his loss will be felt in a largo circlip of
friends, -J- . -j
trial of Miss Mary llarris, in
Washington city, for the killing of
her seducer,J?Burroughs, of the
Treasury Department, was concluded
last week,! by a verdict of acquittal.—
The defence sot up was Insanity, : but,
only a feeble attempt was made, toj
prove any aberration of mind, and!
the verdict was apractical*rciteratidn:
of the finding rendered- by.many ju
ries heretofore, that a wrongod'wo-:
man has* the right to take [the life of
the dostibyor of her innocence at will]
A tornado passed over the Southcrii
part of Dancnster county last' week],
destroying'houses, barns and crops,
apd spreading devastation everywhere
in i,ta track. A child lying, in a ci*a!-
dlo injcfiOjf of the bouses blown down
was carrield fifty yards without injury.
Intense, excitement still prevails
amongst; the toil, men on Pit Hoje n
creek. A largo flowing well was
struck last week—capacity variously =|
reported. 1 ' ... . • -!, ! • *j .•
Gov. Curtin has re(urnedJrdrtt Sar
atoga, facing been balled hd,meby tlio
serious illness of one of hia children.
It: will be plooaiiigtollis Kkcellcricy’s.
many friends to know; that liis short
sojourn bt the Springs matoakilty hp-i
proved his. health, .andonccSporo'fjt?
ted him'.''physically for
duties of ,his official position! !i;[ .j ,
: Ah Indian War.-, •
Tboro is serious 1
with- the Indians Jipon-our jwcslcin ’
plains. A: number-of tljp Strongest !
tribes have' combined tbeir forces and •
aro operating ■ along the lino of .the
Overland Mail Route to'California,jdeT
atroying Stations and telegraph wiron,
butchering' and, plundering
grants A battle was fougb-f; at Platte
Bridge Station, oil the 25|tl)[ -uH.,| bo.-
tween 250 U*S. troops aridiCOOChcy
oiijics, Arrapabocs, ' Sioux, Illacbfoct,
and a few Gftraancbos, in-.-~whicb| the
Indiana, were defeated with, heavy joss.
Qur loss was one LTo uterian i, and oiio>
private of thcllth Obio-Gafialry Icilj
ed, and twenty-five men killed .and
nine, wounded of the llitb (Kansas.—
The War Department iibasl ordered
forward alarge forco to tlreUhoatro of
f war, but ibcir movementsi
by tao failure of contractors 'to dcli.v
er supplies. The ludiins dcclarc iheir
, intention to-figbt to the bitter but
' must of course soon succumb, it
• • i ;i • r - ;r
Whisky Financially; Considered
' A correspondent of the
Heposi'ory discusses the whisky -ques
tion financially, and gives the follow'
ing,statement to show |jwlid£ it icosts
tho'peopla of Franklin county to sus
tain the.traffic—allowing three fourth’
exfondedby tho-'couuty for jail, poor
house, and criminal courts as the rei
suits- of which- is bo ‘
low the rca\_tcfinlt: . -- i
’ ' ' ;■’! ' ' £
.1J.:....L5529t
Prison!. ..,..,1 1”1S s-|
Criminal courts.... i.J......... 2626
~ - ! —■ $0636
LICENSE INCOME. j
.V..'......51860 .
26i0
Tavcrna...........
Restaurants.....
Distilleries •••••}•
• X! • Fj|‘ r I'X is7Bl
; Seven hundred ai
twenty-six dollars'; expended jr
the gain, or in olhefr words, this :
irs of Franklin !
The Senktorialconferohch fo
LaWrenc
tricUj; adjjjmf ned sltor a- fiftieth
lot, makmga inominatif
conferees froi i! each»coapjty adl
to nomi im; "They-|o» set
to-mb|rt , 6|w, wheti it jis■
eithor'Brown df Lawronco.ar St
; 1 11 j ' - _ £ , - | , i. *
of Armstrong, a#ill bo placed u
ination. t; ' ■;. I : ,
|lj[pn icef Maynard Ivsfe «beoh
npmsnatod to:r Congress, by the Union
taonfof the KaoivillofTonrDistrict.'
j| The Unioiffmen of Now* Jersey
nave honiinaiocH'Marcus 3L. Wsrd for
Governor. Gehi Kilpatr pk wss Pros,
idont of their eqnyontuk r
| Gjon. Harry White lHas been •
inaljed for State Senate upon ti
icket, in| the District o^mf
Aunties pf Cambria.! Indf
i I-
son-
Gen.
ad
land
lexi-
i i
ion I
thoj
Jeffl
aboi
i Ji
, .csbi
r?CB. His; electron is
it I,o'oo majority. L | • v
jsoph G.jAdlum haa [been
inb|cd for .jAssenibly, by tbo
pp| of | Blair co'unty. lie was
ciopt member of tbo last ilouf
[ (jlyrusli; Pershing, Esq., h
ko-|oxninaie’jd a fourth tore
Assembly, by tb,e Demoin.cy >.
.brill None but a Democrat
lin that benighted region, am
Ihayc rocojrvejan opposition
jfrom the disLi |ct, we ire gl
iis to hoyclurncd.
i Gen.; Alex Anderson fcaßi t
• t • -| - "« f ,
nominated for Assembly by ti
strb rg coui-ityj Democrats,
as it iv a member of tbo It.sl I
bis paJiiico|wc|uld permit ,biu
i wb tbih[k I,with tbo prop
I tiop our itrebdji. in Armstron'
return Mccbliog over him
The are
ag| iifct ilio Adminlstr it.
ir> jt« Bpcbcbj in Kentuckyj
a|»|' ijji i 'favor}, of tbo c
adcndmcnij ivas very,
Sta iton | anjd Holt, >- ana
Montgomery
aboit tbo sanmpi
’the jaatnlb purpose. j Both
tbo MoiirOo dobtrino
against'Maximilian,
|C(jC£si
bi||boen elected Mayor <:
Majority.,' > .
|ffolib 3. 1 Mosby, the no
Ilia leader, has brtablisn
tlib prat hcq of law at Sri
aii'il, ili is said will bo a
Up ngrefflfiiiji the Fairfax
|lo,Georgo Hi M’Coo
i«jk th j pemocrjatlc oandir
yfi for of 6bio. ’ Hisnorn
ick rcely meet with snppi
,ai -di .jhamjLpng & Co.
■| Tli b-Dcmooratic convention! .
Ji> fsjey,ti) nominate aGpvJcrtior byb
tdgelbcr but five delegates, and the.
a|l jot;pried | the nonrinatipiT li a more;
cony anient season 1 . , j ' -; , •-1 •
JSTho Kontulokyi oloctic n,- which will
dfltcriii noithji status of that Statoirpj
« tip slaycjy. question, takes' place
ncxf'Shomlay. ' •I | I’’. '
IJCcif; P C.lßllmakor, of the' llOtl.
P V lias | been appointed Marshal of
Li o Eastern -District of,; Pennsylvania
nee, iilirwapdt It Is | said that,’lt bo
jii'osimi-injcujnbobts will bo c ontinued
t tbo Other Philadelphia offices.
I S(naipr Sncrjnan an! Gen.Schenk;
ire; opposing candidates for Ipe-tJ. .S.i
Ohio. ! , ] ' ,_ - i
s, T icjtlnioii men ofVonangi'co. have
ppijintcc |Wml. Burgwin Re irosunta
yo aijid . Eugene I’brvro Senatorial,
*cl(galti to the State conver Iron.
At a meeting of jUip State Scvcr
ly{ Dbrnperacy in pihctnnali,' last
’ • iytbicb Aleck Long pre-
T< ibpson Wa? dcnouti
,nd the Republican
's. . I’-I •: ;
ididatosfor the Leg
ml ril pari of Ken-
Thursday, by
alrrtpr, fop diatoyal-i
......200
—slBl'
Id
ft
-y
m
dojgrna
ngCanii
Mr
S I -■
il |
1ja.... , (wtch is in the stall)
. I'-. Noo persey,) Juno 23, 18(>5i J,
' Thtsojis lho dp!rl: dn}'B a? thcl I)inn.
ocr ?y. j Thp misforebpons tballbefcjll
?iii umiee ir. front uy tlio
all uv ojrir kappyti J, jfollcrid by t tbc
surrender uv oun apmios 2 Grant and
jShcJnjnan licz-hurt us. Our lopdors
aro'ccthJer piiiin in loathcsu n
inkai[soralid by th'p bovin-t cfyin,Ma,n
dostroyin, tyranlklc edix uv our late
lamented Presidedt, ojr fli-barakinin
the free air uv Ithly orKanady. Wo
,licy no way uv kcepin our Voters tp 7
gcthcr. Opposi n tbi war [won’t do'rid
good ? for before thb doxt qiokshriu 'thp
belt uy[ouitivoterSj will hov disk’ivorcd
that "the war isoVcir.i Tie leer uy
drafts tnay do suthiri in, Surti J paits uv
Pcm.sylvany anAßuthorn )lllinoy;'-fdr*
snrii [titriff yitjbut tbit can’t bo dopcnd-i
id on. |y , T > Jit.'
But iwohev wun resource for a Isjgbo
-rthor| will allnkf l}d a Dilmdcrisy,, So
long czthere's a'Kiggo’r.,: ‘I
i Tbev is a dislike to
lb|p u| a ginooirio"
Dhmpocrat. Thqbßpanish bull-fight
er, wnen he wants Ito inflame the bull
tpextda cavortinj jjwayos a red flag
afprodietn. : Won| yoo qpsiro a Dimo T l
*o froth at tide mputhyoo will find
!o wiillansei! the purpue.—
nigger is, tp-day, our bast
V Let us use him. -y't
udauce uV tliefaithful}'l!
a plain rbots to bo
order: to m ike the most!
Jo wo hov: , |
10ft "that the nigger will I
i to talk carp uv hisself,
be d jmblic burden.' He:
may, pbamblyi, ’ givie ns'tho liqjby.go*
ing'to work, j Jn.;, sich a 'bmergoncy
Ltho. doty nV/eyeW plsapcrat ,ja plain.
Ho must potbb alldwedlo work.) A«-
sociasbens ttnit pledged
to neether giyfe him employment, to
worfc with hitß. tOi Work fer enny oao,
who'will giye Ihim 'York, or patronize)
ennyobe'who doz, (I- wood; : iejest
thalsiphtiv nk pal bez bin forelioopit
Onaff 2Tgxtppedit, pay a triflo on ac
oount so eai to .make unf patronage
tfortbl suthin.) This coarse rigidly
&od.penis to niiy follered, jwoodjdriyo
the. beet.' dv ithem to steelin, and tbo
balonte .to the poor bouses, ’proven
whatweheyalluz claimed, that they \ - -
air a idfOaM-yiabnarace. Think, my],;- ~. A »u*
™i;J IZ:J,ho, Auditor wi.aUenJjtp the duties pf the
a [in.Bpljlp afipek Day.. above appomlUifijiii; at his office in Now Brigh-
T>Oor houses and jails ful. UV: niggers .I oni 0 n Baturdayi : tho l9th of August it
wood Ihey I ptt .th i; - people ! My solo j'lo o'clock, a. mipSi .which time and place par
expands ez I 'contpraplait lho dplighu ties intinterest nitty tjuond if they' sec proper
ful vision. ■ V . M 'i i .I ' au 8 2:65 ) B - BpIIAUOHERTY,, Auditor,
12. Likewise a;sert that the nigger !
will cam noHh,:and'take all the good
places, thro win nil our !skild ipokan-
Sks outuvwbrk by under bidden, ay
cm. jThisi mite' be open to 2Jobgpc
abuns to wit; It crosses slightly Rdoi
the V, andraen mile say,|il Ihero’s jjsl
chuff labor; for wat’s hero, why pot
.pprbibbit iTurrinon frum cuminr
spr. jlfs tljp bizpSs uv jthe ydter; |to
reconsilo tbio) cphlradikphun—j-,he may i
blecv;6 cetber or both. Ez io
arid obgCefjhnn, where.- is . tho; Eimox ]
crat who toodoni be underbid end j
stao it.evptj to starvation, ef tfio Uii-*j
dei’biddcnlwuz dii.n by a |,man: juv the)!
Eaukashcr. race?. And wher ■is the. j
Limoerat iio;f6st to rnhnhodd oz uot,]
tp drink bluJ, ! of' the saijito
don irdphe by aniggor?; .Thplstarcin
fer work|aint tic qaeatidn—it’s the
cplof uy/tbc c/ius i uv the slarvashcn
dbutjinukofl ibed fferns. | ; ji : ■ -■■j- 1 '
“•Nigger.;‘(4 u ahtjr May bo -worlctagin
2 advantage/ ‘A|l men. wiihbut dis
tinckshtin ; ty sec ts.air fpiul 6t ftatrip !
Hbeii'sclvos tlpwlv J
iti the’skidp, uy ;riuni!ir.i|ly than j
ist |Ef tw in’t.fct; mggcra wba’t wood '
j the :L>imdc -isy dp for scimbodv 2 loolcj
iidowr.iiipotl'ii It la alsp. Plioorjlo enlist 1
wan stilo tv wimmeti on our side.—l
In tjimes by, Eve inotisi guabin
yirgina uv 46, FuU.l6 baiidij bud
tafrj ez wii Cj bolilVn aloft'barinorß .on
to j'vliich wuZrinscribed, "Save' us
I'rum )Nigj:pp Eqnaility.’’ Ypp sop it
soothed era)2 hoy a Chans tiy -adver
iisiritist, /J'riat they wuz frulq, Irclpb
• the
a idis.'
, bal
(n,tho
bring:
again
. that
ck&on
nom^.
re nom
io Un«
osed of
■naand
are by
;o’»nom-
TJnion
an offl-
is been
i to the
fCam-J
ian Win
as we
member
ad that
icon ,ro-
lio Avniv
wiis
.ouac aa
to bo,
r ,oxoi>-
shonli
; a -raitil
Prank
bw days
jutidnabj
•e- upon
brother
’ in Mu.
.0 much
trongiy
! a war
ippn
ion.
soristi
eovo
Ins
resell
-rjv
fritters, and 2d|
tuff as they wu?
goin fbr qni. ;
: Jif I her anil’ no : niggers! ijontpcl
Committii must furnish' cm:; .A-half;
dosc'n wi|l .do. f » ahrdinar|y county,
ef ihryr ijusted rlong with' energy ,V- i
Ef lthov vybh’t steel, the Sqntrel (Jum- |
umist do 5l Ihcirsolvek, Show!
yW niggers .in a township in itlio moV-.i
pin; lib it o ; same nit r :ob the--'clothes ;
lines and l(on 'rCefd-eH-.Everi willim 2
myself for vl'h!c yol>-
onjtccr latter dooty’in six
populus counlis. "!a ' . !>'
r' Theso, ijces,, cf tollorcd, ; will, ,'hd
doubt, keep, ds together until our oneT
in|cs split, when wo, will .Veep 1 the' rev
ward Oy our constancy and jhilelity., —
iMay tiic Lord hasten tho day. ‘
j -U, FrTItOT.EUM Vi jiASBY.
Laif P;n tier uv : tho ; Church uv the
j 'Noo 1) spouse shuTT : !
! Deadly| Strife Between Returned I
i Union and Rebel Soldiers/ 1 !
i ■ i : .• • . 1 ; ; • |i . ■ 'j
I; The Mem phi* An; us -of the 19th ul- [
1 timo haij >n japeount of a [very «ori
[bus 'diracully-! which occultoi! at a
ipTaco called..-Rocky Springs, some
twelve milcs'hcmtiroast of Lexington,
Tonnesaip.on the oyohing ofllioSth..
ultimo,illy this unforlunatoaffair
throe mi n lost thoirj lives, and seven
others were seriously injured, some of;
ilium, it is fearjil; too much so to re
.cover from their vvounds. , jTho-ditßi
Oulty scorns tfrlijivu. j originated jin djig,
following, riiai her: The . people- of
licndcnoh were,, very pinch divided
during.tlie-will - , aiid; when ii.hu iU.mon
forces entered Tennessee mjany of the'
young then-of the country joined sov
dl-al ’ygimopts for .the Union army
which, yyerp ; being:. raised; Among
ihomwcrc sorcral young men from
tlie ,neighborhood of IloCky- Springs,
Recently! those have , boon
mustered out 01 service and havo re
turned 1 16, their own,homos. Those
[Who wiebl with the secession cause!
have nljdo returned. On’ijlre Bth the;
people:of the neighborhood conclud
ed,to havoc re union nnd : biiry the j
hatchet.: A pic-nic / was. got, up and j
the whole;population ’turned ,oui. — i
For a vyhilo everything Werttsmootho,
both phflics joining in a- saw dust
dance. |- ovoning, however, 6
very dlightVicircamstancd occurred,
m,an-ing ! hot. only tho |occasion, but
terminating fetidly to - three of the
number.' A young; man halmcd While,
formerly a. ir ember of live Glh Ten-- -
hossjeasop cav ilry ;(Union!,) asked ■ a
youjig, Judy, to join i n the dance. The i
youhg lady, Who had lost two broth
ers in {‘the. rebel service’, refused, ncs
.bompalr.yihg tho rbfttsal by some very
ruqladyljilcQ arid disparaging remark.
thip . IVhilo took exception,,and
lihuijdCjSdmc very damaging remarks
about |the lady, iloc relatives fffid
friends took tho.matter up, while tiro
friends!of White gathered! around
him. : [Thus parties were (jlivid.bd, and
a biltoj dispute arose, which ended i n
a regular pitchbd battle, ; ih' which pis
tols were used • freely.' .Mr. White
waasovorelj' wounded' through the
Cheat, by d pistol shot. | Mr.‘! Wiston,
of thoj rebel party, vyas shot through
’tlib head, and expired ahiiost ipstan li
ly, Mr. Markham, pf lh<ji Union par
ty, wiif also, killed ’by a,pistol shot
through the breast; and iM.r. Wayin,
one of the young lady’s!friends, was
■killed j baying boon • shot] four limes,
.through the abdomen, chest, shoulder
pud neck. Soyoral others wore!
wounded;; aevoral of'them were mor
tally |wohnded; i /The wounded, with
jiwo piceplions/afo ,M.r.! WhUe, (Joo
Chaplin, Wni Flnotro, Charles Sim*
moos hnd Thomas' Harrold. .The
feeling: in Ibo neighborhood wasvery
oxcitcd, a'nd it ia fearod: other deeds:
of yii’lepcp mayj occur. Such scones'
tire|mttch to bp regretted,, as J t baa a
tbndehcy to. keop.eocicty unsettled
'■'(j ii' i : ■’'
mo -1
afb !
and
i.uh, candidate,
pi iii jhmond,
ilorioi
jed.liij
dpop]
candi
ps guor-.
i-nisclf lit
por, Ya.,
idaio-for
ict. > : - 0 !
dislri
pokon of
jdr (3b v r
would
lorn Val-*.
IK IS 8]
iato :
linnlu
ort in
•jrrNc'Tvj
lbrbug.ht
[nd tf.oso
Platform
iatgn. ,
That; ahsherit ruS
, sum ;\v uti wua-si.il
t;
L^4,kr.
NOTICE. ,p/[
TIP'OPOSAiiS wsbo rcceivcdljy the School
■ Directors of- Freedom borough until the
3*l of Sept, (it Whiehtioie T»e expecfc.theCo.
ggi’t to maWo-public exininat ipM) for one male
Principal anA twjo female assistant teaohera.
The School will will open Sepl. 18th, end con
, tiim# *4Ti month a. | By board: .
j- 65, ; W. W.IKEBB/^y.
’ AuditoP’s iSToiice.
IN the Orphinat Court of Blearer eopnty. In
the matter of the estate of] Jno Hamm,deed.
• And Jul y'll,llB6s, ,ih ipotion.
jof Samnel Esq., the cdurtj appoint
j E.B. Daughertyi Esq., an Auditorto distrib
ute Ihe bnlancojin tho handsof PtudoncclTur
[ner, 'Administratrix of Said j deceased, j' ■ ■*i
. A trim
Wines and Liquors* Whole sale.
■•i Groceries d'. Retail 6f by Packiije.
TLOTJE, GRAIN, FEED, &c.
j At Peter Angel’s, EJr'dgewatar ■,
BUTTER, E ;g», and al| kinds pf<ounl.rjr
produce! taken in exchange, for which, 1
the, highest .ms rket price willi be paid'. In
connection with the Grocery ; and Liquor-store,
the Bakery and Confection ttyr in still carried
on, 'where* may be found 11 first class assort
l meat of cakes, ionfccliopa des, canned fruits,
I pickles, spiced oysters, So.' A fine & ock of
i tobacco and pig are of ail fan cy brands)
i. ‘N. B. A put o article af winesy; Sjjc., for.
I ’medicinal and a tcrametual purposes capstant
ily on hand.; ji •
forget the place,•• teller|Angel’s
i old stand, Brid ;e st, Bridge'wal'cr [ajug!i:3m'
BK A YER S EUmk U Y
.. ; ". . AND:, ',' . | '' '
’ f.
Rbv,R. T !
AYLOR
.. ,n. T. 1/ .j n- i?». , • hxu,. .>.
mHE Xcrtjfts open respectively Sept. 12, ’Go,
| ■ January , and April 5, 18011. . :
|-I_Eye,ry mppoitunity for instruction in'any.
!branch of sconce or on any musical instru
j ntfenli also vpcil music, pi ivatc Or inj classes,.,
lis afforded licic at reasonable rates!; I . r ’■>
..bads reoeiy :U in the P -imavy Bcpitrlmenl;.
.also,»mall glrlii of any dcj'rce trf proficiency,
Drawing an I painting of every stylo will
receive the fsjccial attention Of a first-class ;
1 artist.-. "i ■ ; L • \ ;'-!y i
Tuition: $5 50, $3,50, md $12,50, accord- ■
iing to department. *■ j
j None but thoroughly qialiftcd nnjl eipcn
! cri'acd Tcaoliois are Cmpliycd ip anjj depart
meuta- Fotlfiiilhcr’ infonpaiion.address
augS’GjS ; | K.X. TAjVI.OII', l^-psidont.
INTERNAL REVENUE
Notice is hereby Igiven to air per
sons who hove-bccn assessed with Animal
Tax,Viif. Ini ionic, Eicon so, Carriages, G'c.Ul
Watches, Musical. Instruments, Silver Flute,
i.&c.,- umler the Excise .taw of I lie United
States, in ' I awrerioo; on d; Beaver icountics,
that their taxes are how due "and | payable,
khd that the'ioJluctdißwil heal the jfoUowing
■named places at thebaic stated, in personyor.
by deputy, ft rccoiyohhe same: j'
| At his office, in Kevr pasllc, on| all: wool:
days. , , 1 ■ •
’■ At’thc bourn of Willia|m Johnston,
Ichestcr,.Boa' es county, August, Silt, iSOo.
J At thooffice of, George! W. 'Hamilton, Esq.,
pcayor, Augi Ist 9th, jl86«).. " t j..
At the otl cc of Eli leno. Esq.!, in New
Brighton, As*ujl 10th a id 11th, 1805. _
i .At the offu eof Tlionia? NJcholsqn, Esq., in
Frankfort Springs oq all weekdays to August
li, lytis,■, >' l ';
United Str tea of Nat it nal Funds pniytakcn
ini payment gf- taxes'. - . , .- ■. i.
! ' • ; i ; DAVID SAN KEY, pdlgct or'.
. K. B.—Persons, who lave received special
notice that, their taxes assessed on monthly
and special lists, via:.o:t manufactured arti
ilcics of ever; ■ iiaturo an I description: pi'viiUm
tious, such of-coal; ami. lime; auction sales;.
■ gross receiptsi frotn st igc coaches, bridges,
ferry and i ther boats, rail and plank roadfe,-
Ac.; slaughtered cattle, sheep
hie, wine nade from grapes, whiskey,’ &c., .
and who hi ve neglect sd to pay, must, not
complain pf tho collector if they, he required
to,pay pchatics and costs. Prompt payment
is the only remedy to sa'ye costs; the penal
ties having already attached, |;jt,nng2'oo,
OKl’iiAiliS 7 cote’ s3iliE : OF
VALtiBLE RE AL ESTATE.
BY virlusof rin.ord.ir issued out of thq. Or-1
phftna’ Court of Be ivcr county, tb,o under
signed, guardian of. Hugh, William and I.ae
nellp Byrd nijnor children of William Byrd,
latcjof said county ofl?l leaver, dcc\l, will ex
pose to publicsale ril a action, oui "
Wed,icsil’ay\ August. SOi 1865,
al lO o'-cloc t, ,A. M., lie follovtjng described
real estate belonging to the Vaid minor child
ren, subjeeVto the dower of.the ivvldotv of t lie
said William Byrd, dec'd, ! to wit: A certain
lot of .ground situate in the bo\|ougli of dlo
chestcf; Be aver county, I’cnnsylynuia, bound
ed rind described as' follows, to wit : A lot for
ty feet wide on the east-side of Franklin alley,
and extending casUvatdly the same width to
Brighton street; thc.feouth line of this lot is
.parallel wj kWashing|bn street; S northwardly
from said street, bounded west! by. Franklin
alley .cast by Brighter -street.," nor) h bygvonnd
of George I’. Smith, and south; by ground of
said Smith, Schonlau imj JohkTayloi, pn cl us
ed with a sioid board, fence, anil pn it is erect-'
cd a goot; two-stbi-j frame dwelling house,
about lit) by 1G feetJ A great variety of fruit
trees arc f rowing on ihe premises,, and. the
whole is ir good ordeV. j
of tho purchase money
• on the con irnjation (f the said by the court,
balance in tw‘o. equal,' annual- payments, from
1 that' date, 'thcrebn from same.
; lime, to bd by bond and mortgage. ’
au'g,a , Gs. ! , WMhSIMPSpN, Guardian. •'
ORPHANS’ CO Ul{'T]S ALE. ; 1
i —r* 1 L
IN pursuance of , an order Hof the Orphans’
’ Court of Beayer county, ;thc itndersigned,'
will expose to public sale byH-piibUc vendue or
out-cry, on the premise!!, on., ; i ..
Tin rsday, A wjust Slif, 18G5,
at .1 o'clock, p-in,, tbe following real estate of
Catharine : Roacnberger,, Into of .Patterson'
township, inaaid oo intyj deceased:'
All that certain piefco of land situate in North
. Sowickly bwnship, in said county, bounded
and described as fol owa to wit: Beginning at
the' south feast corner, thence by lands now Or
late of II ;R.' Alter, S. 88° W. 133 per, to a
post; the ice by lan 1 of Adam Rpuscr, N; T°
W. 23 pet to a post; thence by! lands of Hugh
Rennet, Esq., N ,89° EBO per tb a'past, thence
again by last mentioned lands’; N 1? tV ;:32,85
per to n post; thence vby lands of Absalom
Kelly N 89°,E 53 per ttfa post ;i thence by lands'
of Alice and Jane Kelly, S IPj E 55,85'pbr to'
place of beginning,! containing thirty acres
slrigt measure,about fifteen pipes: cleared,bal
ance well timbered; eight acres in meadow;
nearly all under fctfce; on the.prcmiscs there
tfoe erected a log housO oontaimag~four rooms,,
double, log] barn- and log spring hoqse; about
seventy-five fruit trees on the premises. Prem
ises well watered, and underlaid with a three
fool vein of coat.' I ■ :|’ V ’ •
TERM'S—(foe-third of thcpurchaso money,
on cpnfirmotiqnjof {sale by the Court, balance
in two otjuali Annual paymobt: from that date,
with interest from same time, tb be secured by
bond and mortgage. ‘ J - , *
wigS'J . JOJIS. REEVES, Es?r,
*' ... : °
. ' w. c - j, r
-1 ,\ , SUMMER SEASON. P a for «U
v : Performance on eaeliji ‘
Tuesday Th J '
y V and. Saw
; day Eyeninga. f ■
Thlseqmpany* composed 0 f nt «,
ented ladies and geaticiden Jo'ming ' V,
PantomWe&Dramatic tZIT
■ With Singers, -Dancers, &c f .
t-fr
• seats resemd for '- -
Tickets...... >5
■; Curtain riws at 8J o’tlpck. " '
S • 'ORPIIANS’ OOU irFS.
BY virtue of ,'*& wafer'rf.Ornhais- ft ’
• of the county of
i cd : will expose to sale, l>y KoMic ■
1 out-cry, on the premises; orfe 1 • 3 or
' Tuesday, ' ■ ■,
.at 1 o'clock, p. m., (hciiindiHdej foi, • .
(subject to tlie'nidow’s dower} of thefii
ing Lots;-situate in the,borough k
.No. 1.: The un.diviiicd fi>dr-autli« „r i ...
j 158,Jn the general plan of,the lotgn? '!
i borough of beaver, hounded and
\ follows, to-wH::On the! east.by MraVj-ll' .
■ west -by M; ■Jlcyami;! north by ,
1 south by rouith street; on which'are '
! n £wo story frame dtyolling house .
buildings;- " ij <?l1-
No. 2 being half of j iLot.Xo, 72, .id ..
cralplao of the lots of said borottjA aS".'
on Third, street, bounded -on the '{i-vi'-
Zeigter, wimt-by —ij-, sot,,h 1;
alley; on,; which is cjcoled truve tk,ryf- to
shop, now used’by SliJl Small ai a fimW"'
shop and store room. ;j ■ ’• 4 .
T'KRMS.-Hlne third |f the puichaseaoaejt 0
be paid on tho Ouufinoauda uf’thc aaleby tL
court; ono.ihird .ia one thereafter aid
the balarice in t.woyears,.withdutcrc-t
each back payinenis.bjaid .l^lprrea'paymw
to he secured By. bondjuud .luoft^bc.
for further .of tlio' ua-’
d'cfaigncjj. ; ' J r ’ B.'. U’UT.VN, ’ r
' . N.vxcv jQiiN-$o:; f v
Guardians of the" mtoojf; cliildrcniol kid deed
The. remaining Inajl-sixths ofdffb uV.ro
scribed property. Ingt-ther .with tl.o moihcri
dower, .can be purchased' at satuo lime and
place, arid on same,terms. ■ Jyl3*
Piresideof,
TAX.
i
■ .n _ -
V,
it
/ ORPHANS’ CQUllt SALII “
EY virlnp of an Or.plma’MJsp-t/,
of Uic county 6f| Bcavtar, fo mo Ujjocit.l;
i 1 will expose 1? puMic aiile, on Jlsc prjsiriaj; ’
in Hconoiny i' . ■
■' -Vo»>Wf/ |, ) 21$<j
at *lo*o’cWk, the 101 l owing real iostltt/^.
late of Mary Kwing. flee:-!.', l-ouii-lcl
■scrlfceij'as follow?,' w \rit; .Oiriho noprlj H
| JosJSmltii, o'n‘ l.'lie oast by; HohoVt rharWi*.
i.aud' of Gotleib Ibu-li, on thesouth hi '
11'ract*No. -if*-of Led"? iistrict, afi-1 on the whi,
Iby Jolin an*; y Fowler, containin'
. 5-1 pe’-ches 'ab-i.ut : o>) acre? >?,
J-wluch arc cleare'l ajl nnuer-fence, airi 'i
I winch there ii - crcc ct.l a log Mouse anti k».
\ stable; fruit tree* ow .hc,vmu;..ps.
J ..Terms. — jne-thuJ'oft Uic - yurcbav.e tiwinr r
j on the' confirmation [of the-sale by the ui-'
| balance in -two equajl,. annual )(U\n.en;>. rij I
interest, thereon- Trbm the,date of tr.r.r- •-I
mation of' the sale. } j ' * s 1
The above Jcseiybed prbj.i-;.! v Mi.'lwt-'i '
Subjeet to the lijTe eslulofof
Ewing, '.dee'i , ■ . t' . JoA iZl'ill]
,iy2G’os
IST dtiee.
IN: the QvptinnsVfVurt m arifi Cor l),o-coun-;
' ty of /Beaver. hi tin? maui-r--f the iart*-
■tioH .of llie J rcftl estate td’ Kobcr? lhtcu:c: ir.tc
of aaid'QouiUy, docld:
- ;.Tho iOommofiwtalth- ( f ?enmyl*J*nn:-7
■To the' fecira ami 1c ;:tl.rcpre*»-|i;r.ivvl
dec**!, tp wit: Wm. T.-KncUviu--\ l ‘ r
; the State of Tow::-: ah*lM"'j£ fc :f'. i'itt-'.rr. i*
or late 6f CatifornjiC and ot v.t*
| cd- J —Tou.ftiifi each' ;bf yort avoT.« ivh/ ’
| be and appear betofe ihc Ja-igc*-’.
[ Court,-at an ■Urpli.alid' Court; •. ho au* -■
Beaver, .inland-. for the county or JVsivyr.
Ah'p first Monday.ofj Septeinh:*? ncV, t>‘aof;V
oc- refuscl-tholvcal *|&ttue ; *'t t-.iM dec ■!»
Uc ; partly'in llqp'cwjLdU partly | ! J *•!
partly in. Independence'tu wnj-idps. b^ lT^ r vl
- at 'thc put «po« U a
inquest awarded by, ?a:d and
to-June.term, 1835, and found to c<juuui;-i-
I-follows, |o wit: | . - f !
j ; Purpart- A, -01 acres !o ' p?rclic?.\.yV: J{ '(i’
s2s'’’-per acre; purpart-1», j»«
valued at. s-15 per jaeve;' purpart. \\
15 perches, valuedlnt per aWe, ;»n«. *
the'event ql; nim-:nc'cop ta uco-, p) cjioi*' »>
why the same ahoAUl iiot-ho..s‘>ld «.
Witness ilic Uouj. L. B. -M f .<uinji* i c ■
of. our said-Court 1 ! at ilesiver. tld<> I>tJ“
July, 186.5. . V
' a.ul, -iV’c.r,. .■■ !-
ly; i-,
7 - : jsjo'i'k H-
I'K’-the Orphans' Ccurt> and for, the «£'?• ■
ty of .Beaver and State °f ’ y
In the matter of (ho petition for V®' ; 1- " ,
the real ostuto ol il'achol dr ' ■ "V
liow-to wit:■ July jl Xtli, l?d : '. c7 1
n rule' oiv the heirs and legal rcpres’® *. j
of said deceased,|.to. "wit : -Ann me ll ® v(t-'
with John who resides m l e - -
ginia; Elizabeth,! iwho is dead, "*V B »’iw
band, Eb'er Wickham, tind f«c d
mctiSiid>Susapna)i| who’ the ;
lowa, and all others 'mtcropic-o.Jo.su ~f '
if any you have, why an turpia-a 1 y
fituiuof {be real estate of sdn. dec •
not be awarded at! an Orphans eotjr
held at Beaver, for. the .coo'iiyjjl 1«- ’ “■
the first iMoifdayJ of Beplembct£ftet • ~
. .JnlyWOue
~~ni§h~A ns~cu u i/r *a l;E < :
BV virtue of ajn[ order ot^hotlrr’ 1 ® 1
of Beaycr c’ounly.-thq undeisiy .
'v9.11.i6r pf tlto will ami ’ , t ‘?C
•thow Elder, dec d, latctol }?ca>cr >.
expose to siile by -putdle 1
on it ho premises! on . .<•* _ ic/ti
•. j--'. ‘ J'-'lttii '
at 1 p. m„ dherfollowin^/lete l^' .w:
phrjcel of la ml., j&ualc irvU^ lnl^' . . i iD i
vor epunty. bohiulcd; on the
Wm. ilarvcy Plight, on tlie - ne'. “ ,' or ;jsa
Soliih Chamberlin,, on'the ea ?l _y)
01, said Tcstatcr, infid oi| the •- 1 , utl';'
race of ; the' Woolen Mamin* etc• a w.!3'
.lands of
acres, about mi, jgw 1
under cultivation. and unit' l a*'- ' '
coal;,.'drt\i’hich _»s «£*>', ot k 1
'barn, with ' frejiijc sheds;'. I trui -c a!l dpn-_
premises. 'Thfl farm is well u. ; ■ v; j.v>
lio: schools, I mills and ■. enure w
about four milcis from Darling « ■
TEIIMB.-r-OnCi-ihird ol
n.ot .y• s
Court. and thcjreiuaiudcr mt"
instalments,, witli interest on •
itfrom tliO|daie- of|jthe coalurpia .
by the Court; liapk payment?
'■bond and mortgage. ; ; _'. 0 (
Fcr further particulars npl
dorsigned at Elder’s Ip
■jyl9’6s ; Ex’r of E l*
National JVvsK or R EA ' jsf
Now BriglitMi 'J
President and Directors
: X ' have thisfdny declared a V {-51
TWOd’ER CENT, •upon ds pl’ 1 ,. i
of thro profits, of Uio last.- ° M6 ’(
to Stockholders,or their legal rri ■
on demand—free of govenuuo
.: i^rdcrof| th^!o^; u oo rS) ,C
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