Tx KBYR ARGIIS.
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WE aononoced last we k that Con
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4recticia. had pleeted_ . Gen. Bewley;the
- Itetwiblieliii, bandidato, for GovernOi.
.'l - iiii Majority is•about 814, Aundred.=
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41e:balance of ' this
rank
ticket is
- :eleeted by majorities rank ng from one .
to two - thoneand, and thelßepuOltcans
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avetwo.thirds of the Legislature. .
ire a ljeited States S e na or is to he
; elected 'w succeed Hon, Lafayette
•, Foster.the great fight- was on members
of•Lt-gielature. The restiltlehows the l i
feeling of the people.•l Ecglish, the i
~- D emocratie.. candidate, if Governer, i
,Ivas personally very, popu lar, ,
aud7was, i
:
, ik-nown• t thr = oughout Vie f
rebellion mall
'war 'Dee - Secret. When n Congress ,
he •voted iti opposition to his party'on
all greattluestions'affecting . the - coun.
try. He was nominate d by
. the De
y o
ntocraef Connecticut az ply because I
:he' was ' the:' Only man n tiio State -
nii
whorti there was any hope, of electing; '
A, regular Democrat of tt-huree_and
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TouCeyetripe in wound lia± eeti beaten i
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`Olger+ of Vines. D I rOcratic Pa' ,
: - :pers,state that the Republican major= /
Ity . list yew. :was eleven thonsarel. 1
This may be true, but, the , reason was
' that last , year the election occurred I I
during the last days of the .rebellion,
7 and .tie Deuiecratic rebels of . C + nee-
• ticut, in shame he'd serrow for the for I,
- *tune of rebellioo, remained at home. ,
The regular Repiiblicail.majority heal ;
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been:troni one to. twotitholianik In
1860.. it • was alkiut-olie_thansand, we I
' believe, and in Id 6-1 two' thousand.
cotineeticut ,
has lilv,i;ay i s been consid
- seed a cl-silitful s ititate,. and the Demo•
eratic pitr l ty have ' always expected to
tarry. it. • The resultliiiii'year Is in
deed mese• gratifying!{ Every effort
'' •was:made by theDemoeracy,and they
weie '!coisfidelit of , success. It was
probAhly the hardestfe,ught ea'mpaign
,that wail ever witnessed in that State.
.Thel . hopes of the DeMoeratie - party
eenteredpon that- Stste, 'aed defeat
there ie cashing: . rt indicates clearly
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; the state of public_ eeliug. 1 bile
, Deniocriits . tuay whistle to, kerp up'
their peutage, we kr. Ow. .hey regard
the result as the :amok, certain prelude
•to - ..defeats elsewherel PcnistiylVsnia
' Will,go Union next fall With increased- 1
. - maiiirity. The New , :York Herald,! '
, :bitiei), the Conneetietl,t election, urges
' ' . ..the - Petinntalkey ' of Pennsylvania 'll
taka a hint and withdraw Clymer.—
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gads his electioh as impossible, te
: • d suggests that some more available
andidate be selected,. It tin:sue - 6. not
;
- ~ .wio ' is taken, the result ivill be the
same. The hand svriting appears on
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the wall. • , ' .
Rhode liilanclas followed in the
wake,
~iitid/ elected Gen. Burnside
Governor yan increased :Republican
I majority._ I:ineinnattiAas gone-Ale
publican y. three
• tho usand majority;
' and 10 - citY the i
is 'a better
• jndex to public sentinient: I All is'weli '
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not; .- • buC.: - Onion 'men rims t, rest.in fan,.
Leied' security. VietOry is certain, ii
- , T. -- #:--all who &etre it, but to their duty.
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Tot•iiCivil Righte . .l3lll,7 vetoed by
the - President is now' ,a law. The
. ) 1 \ Sente, - by a vote i lpf ‘..,t 3 t . "9: . 15, and the.
House by
. 122. to '4l' pleased the
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' over, the veto : The vote is unexpect l
' edly large.* Never ii ante the organi-f
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' .tiation• of the- Government tests such
- ti 1
=majorities be - en ;olytt3ined in Congress
. nder like, eirenmstanceS If Senators
I • • ' - s• • 1 ' • • 1
1
and Tcingressmen-believed . the 'bill
*as right, and elioUld IheCOine a la w , Wr
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'they !dein:wee gre4 praise for their
coinage iti• standing hytheir opinioni
. 'in opposition ` to the Efeentive. Wti
admire snek e vvlie
eouragn it proceie ;3
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Mil sense . of duty. The compl4i4
. , rheretofeirci bag been,that.2Meraberi l i )f
•-., Congress . have been tooldiant tOthe
-- - wiehesi of 'the Eiecutive. Wo 'are
• glad we liai r re a Congress that : dare's
• I to Maintain what they believe is righ t
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. . viotwithistanding t b le l opposition of the
. - ExecutEve. Had.thOse who voted fei
the bill. in the first pl ain voted-againet
:it simply -becanse {the. President did
'mot aPprovethe m sure, they - would
deeerve the eontett pt - of - the. whole
country. The Presidents is but one•
man, and no member Of Congrolis
should - bow .to his Opinion in oppoe'-
, tionfto his own conviction - of nigh• .
. The President believed he was. rig t'
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.-. •in his veto , ; we have no doubt, but;. e
_ • will now faithfully execute the law. '
THE litaheningiVelley Railroad Bi I
1 . " weal, killed in the Legisiattire la. t
iveeir, 'by a - i(31.•::! of 9tp 31. We
_ gie6 the defeat of this bill: The road
' • was to pass through the northern
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part of the CounklN and •our citize
in that Rection will regret the defe t
of the .bill. • Mr. - Quay what b l e
could to.secure 'pearl - 103, bat toe
Pittsburg Ft. Wayne & Chicago , Raii
, rekl - prarid toe rai l iCh for the filen s
Tr6piiii•d Rpad. .
U-
e Democracy 'ot Pennsylvania; It
is not by , what ; the=Tresident don't
tat„v that wo are to judge/ of his' feel—
in n, but; by what ho does sai. It
h was for, Clymer , he, would have
s ated so, and'his not saying so is the,'
best evidence that he was not pleased
With the , nomination of Clymer. r'uit,
gentlemen, until the -President ( lires
some hangry . Democrat a Post Mee ,
appointment before you plume 3 our—
self on his J friendship.
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,--/ANATOIL lionms, of tilts I L DAtriet,
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1 8 writtenla letter to .-the Ilarrishurg
P , triot and LtTnan,deriyirig the t-sttiirge
n. de that, President JOhbson 'bade.
I.uneed tii r e nomination cf . ciictiei
.o the committee, appointed by the
D muarattoSt'ute Convontiobt to, avail
i.en . him:l The letter of ' ' Sen ator"
ll...kins is-rt, curiosity. Ile sta les a
eat many things l l the - Presidentl did
2t, : say, but 'fatted, to give, acythlng 1
,he Preeidentl did say. 'lf President i
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rohtitioii,(l indorsed the nomination - of
i l7
)1, mitywhy'did he not say-so7 l or if
said 'so; why ,does. not Rol:Nine
to the facts ? if - the proceedings .
i the Democratic State Convet4ton
i t his views,l would not ho hate -so
s '
. ormed tlitslcommittee, and would ' t Huidcies have stated the facie if
hbd r i Hopkins' letter can deceive
man of:ordinary intelligence, and
it) writer mint have entertainieti a
wor .opinion I of- the' inteiligen or
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GEN. W. [ W. liwts, of. this cohnty,
spoken of as the pribahla successor
o Staterreasurer liemble. Wo bap°
r en. Irwin will be the candidate of
L.'S Union party, ho desires the po.
tion. Ho is one ot-the best. buSiness
en in the Stata, and most" icLire
orker in
-13 AT the Union party.l er
c uni t y hs-sto citizen whom we Would
elight to see honored mow thao
h. Irwin. The West has net bad
ut one State Treasurer within the re.
, ollection of thetoldest inhabitant,"
nd it is time Wo - .should hulks the
ianclidate. • .
•• other plan for RedonstruCt i ton•
In the Senate Thursda, Mr. Lan,
f Kansas, introduced "thi following
mportant . joint resolution ; which was
•rdered- to" lie—on the table, and be
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tinted: - : . - ' - • . • - i • . -
Resellle4, That Senators and itepre•
wit:Lucca from' either of the Slates .
atoly in itniurrectiou•shall be admitted
o Congress ; whenever it shallaatisfac•
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crny appear that - such State has,.in
•. I .ccordueee With the advice 'of the
residctit'.of the U,n!ted St4es,passed
aws annifilica: the 'ordinance OCseces,
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on, ratifying the amendment il) f the .
`onstitution of .. the . tidied ptites
bolishing. slavery', repudiating , all
ebol debts;.recogniting the 'debts - of
healuited States, and extetidulg . the
feettve .'franchise'to alt-mele persons
f "c.olov ,residing in said anti) over
tiventy-one years of age whOlcan read
ha.Constitutio . n of theTUnitediSt4tes
n the : English , language an‘li, write'
their names, and also to all male per.
song of color of lilage•and . re4idence
who •own real est - vilued'at not'less!
than f.. 1250, and. y taxes thOre,on .•
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PrOdided, That ~ s uch Senators and
It4resinitatives. shall possess all the
quelifi - ea'tioris
.required by the ,bonstip
.tution' . enli laws-of the Unitt.d.Statee.
How Ciyrair is Estimated by his
Friends Abroad.
The Ni, w York I Llern/d his h'eet. the
hired organ of the,4l lure driA t •ers of
the South and the douglifac'esi of 'the
North. for. the laid
d twenty-five years.
No-journal in the'idave' Statw.i. r labored
as ahlyand as persistently ass, 'e .4er
ald,i for the encourageinent a . a - the
sueuesii - of the slave older r4elline.
Hence, ibough /Bennett, and his ' ores
of editor's are falsifierii for pay; ail by
profession i thq have still tie victue
of speaking the truth about .their
fri'ende.l And las" a specimen lot ,this
triithfulness, the followings the esti-'
1 1 mate which the Herald puts dna mar:
Who did almogt. as much as Bennett in
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the waY of aid and cornfiirt for rebel
lio'n - 4 is the Herald's estimate - of.
Hiester dlymer, the Copperhead cab.,
tlidatti; Tor ; Governor;,__ t'
"W. he is this Mr. ClYmer ? .-; A poll-
fiCian-Nif Berk@ ;county, only distil),
guished in the late Struggle.cif life or :
death with the'rebellion as a i copper,-
hod of 'the hunianitarian acho'id of
A w allandigham. * * I ;*
, liiester Clyiner, in filet, thoigh he
'nifty aii i it s inich-old party foseils n e
~ Bu
chanan and Black, is, a'great imistake:
But ihili is a mistake which 1 - inay - be
readily repaired._ Lei the Pennsylva- 1
via Deinocracy meet, in another State]
, Conventioa, and, setting-aside, Clymer;
let : them put up a di - Omagh . ..going 1
Johnson Union mari r thrpugh
,khe war
add rifles the peace—such , Ski Ran, for
instanee,4is Senator , Cowlin--land _ they
earmotl fail to tei l / 4 /lutioniiii:the old
Keysne' Billie in October.'' Ij ' ,
—tips will be :',"ready, for )'Senator 1
Cow,an.". Whenevet. the Copperheads
become willing to give us such an op
ponerii. , But the Union Men of Penn-
syivanik never epeet; tO . hute such a.'
glorioni 'opportunity - : of punishing
.Cowao'a - perfidy.—Har. Tel. 1'
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Rhode laland—General•Ernaide,
Elected Golrernor.
' PRiY I VIDENCR, Anril 4.-- , 110 State
election today. - paised off very quiet -
Iy, and General Burnside Watt elected
GoverF.or With bet little ,opposition;
,returns from the townsin;tbe State
except three bhowing 'for Bureaide,Na
tional (Union, 7,749; for Lyman Pier,ce,
Democrat, 2,456, and scattering, '142.
The remainin„47 towns will not meteri•
ally Changti..t,he result. Win. Green
is elieted: tieutenatit Governor, and
John B. Bartlett re-elected Secretary
of "State. -
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fir ( For the . . .s.
A.:Donation t . f •
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-1- :ittnaembering theidivi — maxim,"lt
is more bleisied to give the 'to receive,"
thogOod paople: of Se Ca'mist , t6 , -
gethei, mi - the 26ili tOf., it the „bciuse.-
or thiiir postdr. Rev, D. . Corium. to
ptesetit their i gine, itrol:1 _ ex.4P.1:40
each other m u tual cer.gra Ultitions:
.First, ,the bowie Was a in order.-:-
The corpetli were! not , allowed , the
Toriiilege el' . giving their si clot response
I totte tread of mery 1 t, but --were
i early_ huddled sway' from the scene 9f
action. , _Early in the day Mr. J. C.
Christy piisehted Ito ;tie pastor, in
, behalf of the eongregittiOn. or.e hue
died and fifiy dolltirs, i oil more, with
,appropriativVemarki.,chieh were very
feelingly responded to by Mr. Carson.
Promipent aging the gilts . present
ed by the "tidies, was Li' idie bedste ad.
bed and.lieddiug, airiouti, ing to lane
hundred and two &pars' besides sev
eral iq doles of dress,pres nted to Mrs
Carsen,,to the amount o ten donors. ,
Next came the arduou duty of eta
ing, which. , was faiihfull '' attended to
/ :0
for twos or three lidera y the crowd
present. Althoughl this ,l exercise. was
hardly calculated ito i Ppire poetic
feelings, the languige o ,
our heart
was— • ' ,
Many thanks to Mendel
for Gni mouths,'
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And provided,einch g d thi
May they neveglgrpw faint •
great eause;l.•
Long life p thecooke and the . , le.
Another very promin lit feature Of
of the occasion w4i the tine ,musical
entertainment, —which 1, / 11, old and
yintrig, seomei tto I enjo aS much as
th6" . - 4e do whO "hip it .lon -the light
fantastic toe, It- With S ongs, smiles,
and -kindly 1106110:411e i day wore
,a-
Way, and atilhe early kond old faSh
bned hour of .ninejltheirigheheat th--
stones were loft Tacna, die "good ,
nights" said!, and spin lall was quiet
at the Past Or's hoirie. Buy only -for a
nigt;t,. for early the next! morning, vol
unteers' might be ecillliurrying from
all ' direetions to the fi ial coutlict.'-'--
•We know little -oil the scenes ;OS the
second day, only Ithat' i tif,ter a I#ol, - ty
contest; the bravla volunteers Caine
oft victorious over dus t , dirt, carpet,
ite4 l and the donation 4 .l64, was duly
ended,.. . I ' .
We think such a gath
Index of the chitactei
people and the p stor,l
fated toA)romote l linrn 1
between t,berii; and We .
saying to'othei !cong•ri
and do likewise." , • I I
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Letzt i s'X b i stirti
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That General Lee's
i
the product of the . wit.
to , his words iniiit, ,b,
crowd of .exasnpfe frori
But let, one iufSee ti
whole series ct' subter/
ceeslittgly convenient et
his !memory. 11.6 said
little about the l State ';
been living in raj/re-MCA
Arielitly .was-not.posted
he, testified swiftly, An
tho existence of One VI
.timent as 'universal,.
certain that that isenti
edly.favoreif tb grecs
.So far,so good. But i
that caibe over i‘this' i
When asked howl the `1
giniins feel tOWard 1,11( :
'who were forward in
of tire war and 1 1 n fav
otherineusures to res t
ant repudiate ovary ye:
hellion., this iinlitiacul,
moment-before 4 lull:
and stvi decided !in hi,
tail know atiythitgwoti
'ha. had few opp stun
Correct judgment. Gv
step' down.
, -.But j w.e multi, add q
It is /too rich Ina to
[and-made LP M.tklid JULI
I Teade will cull tlo in' n .
durin ilie.rehellional
toanded' at his - 'fail
about- iiivearin g allegf
federucy. ' Here) tti th
the muddled atisiwer : 1
"Q.. The,quostion 1..
LO y oil yoitinuy la ns we
choose- 1 Did, yOlt tvie
delity or allegiance th,l
I Government?"
"A s ' I Ai? riot !recoil -
so, but ,ti islpOssible t
bomtni awned laid. -,1
loot vv, tether it) was
%c '
urs r q atoned
If td-ili I
I been r quired TitVoul
Ibut J., do_not recollect','
or 'not."'
Yerily, this thin is,
1.1 B
or . l .his dotag 1
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strixt4Pst. LLECTIo '
.riiciptil electionslin the'
the Ittpublicanti Rifles
,unusufilly sticeeisful,
ton, Zanesville and Cu
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Indianapplis, L eaven
adrJacktql, iiiich,., '
pudic tieketj Tbd
,
ry, a seal, Columl
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biripe,:_lowa. Tb
t
nati was .3100. 1
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pointeky . the Cr i
'to fill ,the .tienpd
eioned by the d l ei
Foot, Mr. Edny
a very able :nun'
- erable of l:tibia= b‘..
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Jeff: Dati*
TLe.President has teen impdittmed
by parties. North ancOouth,tu release
Jeff; Davis 0.4 paro9 ' They allege
that there is nn dispo4tinn in Congress
to perfebt4e necesseqy, legislation so
as tstorgrir,,iie the Muted Stareg Court
at Richmond. in which to trihim.and
that, thereforei he is ,lentitled to a pai
rote: as much-as Stephnis and , Mallory.
Sn 'order brol been-leaned to the at-.
tonding-surgeOn'ofiet. Davis'tomake
ry a report es tri, ph i ysical condition.
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who bsvo cared
gs, and Stable;
the stomach's
tering is a good
of both the
, and is calcu
'ony of reoling
'• ou!d close:by
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wg.itions..",Go
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ony
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est'f.inony as
l !lit - eing father
~' ProTe.d by n [
.biy . .e n
videce i
o indicate Ole;
fagot and .Ox— 1
;conirkilieS 'of i
kie..kuew - very i
11iaV,...h0 had !
t i .and conSo-
up: .ittt, then 1
d strongly: to;
)e,.of loyal seri •
:, nd Was quite !
Int unquaiifi
idout'a policy: :
ark thud:lunge
magnaohnity." .
. to ' iebol iVir
-lie'Nol tbett;i:is
Wo'prosecution
•r of -various
're 24 . 03 . • Ull . loll
( stigit of Atte ro
'atte..itaitties's, at
1°14:I -formation
opiitions,tioes
t iltp . pi
F tids'-to 'Orin ax
.nGi . :l2l. Loo can
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'no %Linn. mote.
be 'represented
by:ltself. - be
.1
1,66: d p4,sttin.n
'nd
'to/ recolfect
"nue ta.the Con
!
qtiebLion and
!
nvabout to put
r or tlt,atqynti
alf oath'. of fi=
'the Contedt.rate
•ethtlyinc, dono
whiitn IJ wus
I. do not recd.
required'lf • it
it., u! it it, had
bave takei,
leill'ethor, it was
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n 'arrant itritive
/stop Trefnt(ctipt:
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s—At the mu
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Western SinteA
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been rnorti t hen
r 'leveland,' Day:
einnati, in Ohio;
,
corth, Itatias,
lieleilt,,tbe lie-.
11 J . .-
pe!nperat,s w ar ;
: . P 4 , Ohio ;land Du
in, Cinei nr
s been ,
Vermont,
Any ocea—
m. Solomon(
.esented as
tea consid•
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/ILL
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The Veto - .-;.--Bill . ' •
Sell - the •i-AlllheOltink, Scenes
the_Sen te: •-':',;. L 'N .. .! - i
SZeti;ii • ' go gksiPitil6f
.1 01 , 11lierei!l.
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WA 1111 I NGTII9I:IIPrii u, , Lopo
To day_ when...lone . .-Of , iinexa
pled , - Cuag !salons l lexcitement.
almost uooi ided intlroat ',was
,cent
• tid in the nate and Abel gouao.
the former - t Was well known' that
adjourn tee would - 1W effe,:stedTwit
out a. vote . . n -the Pieeidiinte'' veto
.
the Civil , igbts bill, while a vote in
the great, untested ilectior. i case of
• Lhadget'vis. Ookit-' 3vas also antici lam,
i
ted-in - the .! otise. - r I i. .. '
The San .to presented tbe sale,
dense mass of'speetaors as on yest r- ,
day and tlit. day bef ore, and so intedge
i
1 was the int rags that; la remained 01-:,
led to over owing for sir carisecat ve
A, .. .1 c
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hours. Di inguighed privileged,ch r -
actors •wer also 'on the i floor of he'
chamber aid the diplomatic gallery.
The4iontes opened ato,nip'eloc,k; by
a speech frog Ser.stor Lane, of . Kim.
ea4,)in which be declared vot , 7 vigo.
rouily for g su p port Of. the :Pirside,nt,.
thus' remoting all doubis that were
circulated in the Morning as to tli.e
*ay lie would vote On tlittsetri when
the questioh came •up. .11. - was an—
swered by Senator Trumbull,t,o whom
he in _turn eplied. !Then mile a long,
speech froth Alr;DOolittle in-support
of the veto;, at the conclusion of
which a vote watt anticipated. Spee
tutors loOkied arriiin,d for the bereto.
tore abseil Senators', Wright and Dix
on. The Omer was already in his
seat, looki g in very fair health, ai.o
a thousard anxioas inquiries,. wore
made. "W rote Dixon ?', But be did
not appert Then Garret, Davis, spoke
for an ho r, netwithstandingl the im.
'patience .r a vote . ....Viten ihe - .had
i•oneluded 'Senator I Yates - arose, and
urged the tiepublican
,Union Senators
to press i inediutelY onward to view•
tc
ry, ace lie a vete.- 'Straightway
there wa a sensation. Members of
the „floes came tiouring in on the
Senate fie r, and formed a solid front
of spectaugs around the outer semi—
citculai row of senatorial seats I •
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It was new six . o i clOck, and the
iparlifing gas jets were turned on
l t
from the valir.g,ad ing great brillian
cy to the eene Al rumor . flew over
the Senat floor and .4 into the re.
allery thlitSeiltitor Morgan
d LO VOLe against tije.PresiH l
..genorii! Pp6,elittoril were
pqtet's
had deftid
dent:.•Tl
mitt award'ot - . the change, and a. busy
i m hum again ran thrOugh ,the :galleries,
I ' l Where is Dixon''' But Dixon had
become airare of the change, and his
! bealth 11.4.1,s ma very ! povr. that he did
I 'not enter' the chainber)ut'All I but, re.
,
i i turned . ain to his -ro - otn. Amami
'Senator il .' organ stood ,' - ti gr6up. of
lof Now Ork wen:there from the low
i
l il ex' holm. ‘ 1 ,
"Ques inni" "Iluistion," . 'shouted
reeverat "Wore 1,1%0e .ivaa , pro-
Lioand iitl', ice. ins,. Wee President' Fos
'ter rose ff_eirt the 0 aaii an:l maid; "Sen.
.-
r.tors, the . questibr is, 'shall the bill
I
pass, the Presioen,t's objeCtione no-t
-w ithst an ing?' T le' Secretary - will
call the r II.", Th heiy . y.—monotone
of the Cl rk, as each namOns crtUcd:
was folio ed firth° utmosi silence Co
hear ree :response. . The new. Se-na-
Vertnontj .filtrooris ' did
rei. "W i liere'es E'Arnon:rsi ?"
4 , kianond i s," sOdhai a doi- i
rs'at once. .
Neitettlerli -W1Ili: FM* , at its
Yea andi naglists depended
y report'pr's4:cats 2 and. 11111,-.
m4ny .portysr.s - of Oni.s'pec.
allei Y. In. a. moment the.
ilod Mr`. 3iiirgtin..!"Aye"
New . York •Senator• in `ii
for
nof,,
"Senct
- en .5c4i.,
Tlid, i • •
heigh
from eve
f ro
tatpts!
elerk
.- , .
lee - . --5 A 11 )doubt Wag . removed,
the!. speetaters rose in the
and.,inadsi the Senate churn-
With npPlause.• :pli the .Iroor
was b i nt.little, less exerting.
, :enatortli Iritsliod up, - . sind i con...
i i !d. Mr. Morgan, as dt,i also,
lonbers',of the llolise . •' On
' roll' 1:616e end, Mr..,Ed
,ama in and *bled.' ITlici-i•le
fpted up aodL handed td tile,
sident, who said: "O'ifetill;
eceivett al tWothiyd.tote - oVer.
is palSed.": ~ F . I
... c.
st. Word - f l i ad Hardly ii,ropped
cast crowds of spectators In
-r
rres.ose AO- ;their feet anti ,
niost'deaferilag applause. In"
• Capitol police sorigkte sad 'I
tilt : - Af:ler . three cheers; the . '
ommeneod towithdrlaw front
ries. • Oas.he Benite,floer the. '
I n was very great, arid it, Was.
1
[le before 'order was restored ,
".gth Seri tor Trdniha.ll offer,:
solutiki to notify *, "louse
r eseritati'vesof ,i4e . 4 nis olt, 'lack ,
i i Senaieridlourned 4 ' . 1,
ghoite. ,- th4-.., ei 3. ,
, all. public
nil' - 11,11 ; e41.With •rowds diseus
• dayt proceedings: .. . ,
rassar \o f the'-:, bill i i • . two;
i
Soto ih Lk:4,lloas° l
Is generally
rl. rt,... , .._.- H ••
WeteRINOTON April 9 . ' . 169,
Ote was taken this aftet noon
,'hetheri Rights Bill
ass °Teri the' vetb of the Pte‘,
pd the bld wairsustaineellir
--=Yeasi '122; The
thedde r dlared.the.t the bill had.
a law,*hn ,ttemendeas, and
ontinnedi i a,and'"deafenii*,
as given , wbich wae.foU9w~d
s; amid which, the
.Honee
I 1 . .
• , • a . :•.•
The
as to
should
Went,
vote
Speake ,
beebm
long
plankle
by hie.
'maze'
Riiv. C. !Cbatincoy Burr calla
o .15emod , t atio paper speak.
'feel, and conceives. hat in
Tat
;upon t
as ibe
~. ,
neb e, the cipreariion would be
abOnt tine- ' ' ' '
Ta
"IV en every pemoCratic editor will
speak out his rid .thoaghti,,and say,'
boldly and defiantly, that hn belieret
men li e pen. 'Robert E. Lee to be
patrio ri - ,' . .'and Men, like SeWard and
Stant° 'tci be triti,tOrs, ,there
. will bo
1;;
more
to
Men - in't . he larift than
there - re now." '''. !1 . _
• 1 ,. The Fe . • , :`
-'
1 ilia=
__ • 1
__IT w__Yolut.. Apnl.7.—.TThe "ook4
ayo,'on'':Virridneottay evening . ref'
!tiunfrod indltvienty men lets the' et
,Y.t .
- under the direction of of tti ri e "po, erii:
that were" et Union &pia e, lot 00 -
pur °se Of Making ar. attack , on; the
IBrit oil -Norq) American ' pose ..tone'
!in t the Airaction ,of New Bruno..:h: r i.
ti unii. sionn4 16
and. ammunition - n
'beer.accumulated i n . t his' pity fo th e
!sot itbree *peke, for the tn. . of
atta kitig Canada and New Bruno 'iClt,
iknd ft. the- eVent, of -a -:fisilare iii ' , rot;
the former lOcalities, it :.'oras inte de
to nialiela drveroloo on Halifax an
Nova Bcotia.i, -,. . '.
Menai% eh , i i ttas ir!itr Lttientr.
3 raian paper publisheian4tnocdate
'residentl Lincoln; Which' ba not .
in Print in this country : A. sou.
int,Whoni defile. eoinpoiled tdl,4i.iro•
ratherlanO and setvice, succdpded
eing admitted to tlie late P esi—
Linciiln, and,.by reason, o ' his
mendalAo and Winniiigdi3port oeft
intelligent appearancp,was prom
, a ',lieutenant's commission in a
ilry ]rogiinent • He. vias',so- en rap•
id with liii success.that,he deemed
dinty Lo'iniorm the. President that'
lelonged to one ot the oldest noble
s es• inn Germany. "Oh, never• mind
I." said Mr. Lincoln, ; 'c du wild not
that to' be an obsta cle to your act
-1 ,
r epient." ; I ..
AG
;
MI
ten
I •
dati•
I the ease of Bradley T. Job son,'
of arile,nd, late Of, the rebel trmy.
and who patiticipated Iwith police friar
shut Kane at the eqnineeeement
the lwar in' the: effort to repel the na.
meal troops, and who was recently
bell) tobail in the' United . §tatefi
triet.Coniq, in 'Baltiniare;to :attsvler :i,n
indiettment for treason, the_ Pre: tdent
long inlet posed: ordering hie bail to be
discharged, and the abandonrn nt .of
hiiida,e. Johnson claims' exen po ct i,
, u.. er 4. - be tertr4, of hie pat ole. •
'RE' ,PEACE ' PROCLAMATION L. THE.
lit -==According to' rtrt Allan! = ..dis
-1
eh:the. proclamation 'oPresidentht is
~ ' •
eiv - ed by ithe pres..rexultingl ~ and..,
interpreted to Menu ;the re torn-!!
dolt of,the Writ• of' habeas cotpt.; the,
releasel . of all imprisoned yebel3 i , ini: .
clu . dink Jett bavis; eesAatior of .mil . i- - .
.tatt, interference. in cavilaffairN im
potisibilitY .!Of 'passing - any fl.filier 1
:lawA --to punish treason; withd`raWal 1
of 'soldiers everywhere to . 'their camps
and barracks, and so on: •: . ' 1
- 'l3EtoOKs Dt:1104 Rts Sia.i...—liames
BrOokoi, edttOr of ; the Xew . York Ex
preo,Was enie .. is sea.m..the aouse
onl§aturtlnY by a triajurity Of twenty
`votei§.- i_ A g ood' many members who
voted against, him also voted. a aiiist•
;Dciflgei on' the.ground that the frau'd
vit i lutd-the election . . Mr. Dodge was
isivortr i in and toOk.hia seat, The moil
hi,S. been -debuted lour days, and' deep
interest wai manifested iu it
...- Tim - NEW Jersey 'Legislature has
ad)o.arned without electing a *tutor:
inith-e - T - Plice 1 Q ' Mr: ' Stockton{ •• The
4.Vat- lin ,7, RYIILg- oecurre uriiig till
4 b" • -
sessionlAtheLegisla tore the (Mrernor .
Onnotitppcint, and the election goes'
tit Tr tO*the . inext Legitlatuiv. 1 . :
SO
,put s
rec,
, .
,-' .i v.,,.
ALuE oF bIEFitt—TIPPER SIIP Eta FoR i
C4ilLtiztEN.4--:A.,, aervaititance . ho'icatto
tli l rto hildt - ert, iillortogi, thi ',the" sincp]
-- 11, ico:pmeoeo bßyttik tiiiriedil shoeki
(op'e, 3 var 4 - 0-, itt3 it ttsj.burer
,t.hc price
at tic w boothltti* , himself , -='..;'ointnercial
.5 i iilel ia. - . f .. - • ' , . :. I
1 : , 4 , '' . 7 -.... P....------,:' . i
0 1 I HARR IED: ' .• i
1 i . i e. .
. 1 4111 Ist, .1666 by Bev J Murray 'Mr
1
E l isn ,
rFaitsPut:-
Of Rocheiter, to 3liss
.DN6 131Axwka.t., - of Pittsburg, Pa.
! A I .
pr 11:3(1, iiy tlie - sanie,, Is the M. 0. Church,
1 i
Dal lridgewater, Mi. ..A.sitszo LINT N I ,of' St.
-• I ,
! Paul, Nliunest,,,to shies pEarucusi . I .Nutt,tcn,
101 hArou, Beaver co, Pa. , . . 1
• COB LCTI
13 D
. j"
EikIT I ER MARKET'S
...-1 ,
, • • BS, WM. ORS.
Flptii !per. bbl .
1)1 Apples per Lu,s
db - Peaches • " - '
Wbeat • , " ..
Cbriii : • • " ..
Fla..... Seed, k) ..
Beans,,• 1 • "
...
Pptatdes, i " ..
Onlobis, 1 - "..
Cbralleal, ! .
Figks r l' per dos '
tul,ter, 1 per lb
liaSns; - .1
Sli4ulders,
i
Si es,' !
1 .
."a loNlr,.
La d.l • E : ."
Craidtes ,- I-- "-,4.. , .
31olaSSes, I ' • ••per ! gall I r
C l rlaiin'oii ,I , . ' "
• '
• • '1
PIMSBURG,VEARIKETS } . 1
i - MONDAY; April 9,1866.
Ear='-''Sales. of 5 Icalls, at te scales,
..16 00@24 00 y.ton—wid s
_range. ,
11 ,
13 tans baled. on wharf, a 318. 00 ' ." 1
GaAm-. Wheat 4.-- Prices ranging
t i
fiam 81 iis@2 00, 'aslper q ality --,
'Oats—Steady; salts. of 550 u. kora.
at,( 1 .14, at 46c. 250 do' Chicago at 44e;
On' the .tritc.l:. Corn4-Not act s ce,laqd
s6ipti , at 60@,65c: .',
. 0
, - . , .
~roraTOEs-Salea of. 125 bb 8 .paaeh
.til Ws at 84 00' ep bbls; sal sof 1,200
4,46h01ee at- 81 25@l 30 ; i 13a....
StOcik light. , . ' -. ,1
4-.'
40;`
of 75 ha • C over'. at
84 40i . Flax at"*2 '4O; Tiro' thk i , at'
1 7 .f . ); , ,
iv , 1 -
77 5Q Fatpily, frOt
, bat:—Sates 136 bbls in rots'
401.8150; tiara *later wheat-1
lible 'it 810 40. Sales 75 btl,
25®10 Wand 45 bble •at 1
hbl. l , , 75 bbls 311.agnolia'at $l9
.CEtzasi—Sales' 65; bag (.4
se.
MI
UurTza—Sates 15' belf brij
14 bble Choide at 50
!DaIED•iAPPLEs-Balei, 5
relat 16c ef 11).
Brnase--Sates '2O -,bble at
bf. bble B
4 50„ 20 do do White
do do. No. 8 Mackerel, lar
gp No 2 do, 11.3• 50.
.ties---Sales,lo bble at SOe
ii = i
~i3 . , •I
fI~
11
.$ 0175
o 'so
.... 3 pa
...12 00
75
.... 40
L.. 225
lEEE
• 1.75
1 00
1 50
° 80
20
50
25
18
i 20'-
15
18
PEE
• 1
EMI
...A.OO
. 7()
,apri ng
10G
st:
10 .60 11
stren' at
Rol! at
Ws Rait-
112 25 ?
• rting at
111, '89.50;
e, $B. 50;
... I
CO-Peztnershili Notice.
V,lignsd hate Oterid• in Co-Partt
alrander the of Wiide, Shields T _
foe the purpose of'-bleptifactundui
Wootett Goods:: • .1)
DENJ: WILDE. JOHN REEVES;
THOS. L. SHIELDS, . WILLIAM FISH.
W., FURDENBIIIIO, S. , B. MoBLBOY.
-- . - HORATIO W.. WILDE.
•
New Brighton, Aptil 2d, ,'66.-4t.
Notk*lo4 Stockholders Smith'i ferry
Glide-BoaviirPi 4 Joloiun Co., .
•11.' -
T,
BR Stockholders of tthi above Company
will-meet-at theiroffica b in Rochester; 'on
Monday, April 30th; 1866, etween the.houre
of B:and .41 o'clock-P. M.;lfer the purpose of
electing-President, Direetors,Clerk antlTreas
are: for theiensuing year,lind thir-transattion
of other business. By order of
M. DAItRAGH, President,
. • apll-4tl CHAS] B. HURST, Seep
IN ,THEN COUR ':.OF ,COMMON PLEAS
.of Beaver county. m 3,43, Juoe T. 1865.
.Foreigry Attachment. - •
Gasrr, liiirsaarr & Co. vs Jio. Thompson.
Jan. .•6, -T . 180 4 ICarr being filed,"the Court
give jad Inient against defendant, in favor of
plain tiff. Al. of claim, filed for $2078 77,..
with • intere st from I.lth Dec.,' 1858, 'with, $37..-
costs.-. - Rule:cm Prothonotary-to liquidate
the damagei, at his office, on the 17th of May, .
1866, at 10 A. M. - ' M. WEYA ND, - H.
aprll,'66l-6w. ' . Protionotary.
TIIE iCOURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
I
of Beavim cOnnty; NO. 83 of June T.'1864.
Foreign Attachment. .
LE IiVRAT & CO., now for. We of N. MC/Ma St
. , 84:ma,! vs. Jottx . Tjuoitraon
- 'Jan: 9, 1866, "Sarr filed, Mad the Court give
judguient against defetfdarkt,lin favor 'of plain ,
ti 7. Aff. of claim file'' for ; $4132 60, with in
tereettrettifeo. 14, 1858, together with $39,
41). -7 caste. , title on Prathontitary te liquidate
the-inmagr at his otaco,Ori the litif of May,
~1,80 -a 8, 1 19 A, M. , iM. PIPSAND,-
t w.Prothonotary
-r
•
,Culvert. Not r e - Ston e
CI . .
,
EATalli4rropTsals will Abe, recelved'hy the
County Commisssioners, at their office in.
Beaver, frOnt the dale of this notice. to the 81h
. 4e7 of N a rieit,for the buildini by the pet ch
of a. atone arch culiert over -All Fours" Run,
4 Batlen.Economy lownship,t?be 12 ft. spah,
10 ft.' high, with wing walls attached, the
length of the wingwalls and height of parapets
tt be'tuade) known at the time of letting, all
subject to the directory of, the Commissioners.
. J. Il i i BEIGIII EY,
• , . JOS Til IRONS,
:r ~ , • JOU - WiLSON,
,Beaver t rapr3, 4 1 . 6. - ommissioners..
QUA ItTr.l - 21, Y STytEMEN:r
,
!Of The Na t ional B ank ' of Bea
_
...' -. i ver County. .
.- • - i :New tatuntos,- Apr. 2d, 1.80.
• .' Assns.
Leaw a, nd, discounts
U. S IMunds "and Securities .
Fur4tirre Unit office fixtures
Expanses
Due', by banks
Coin
\
Legal Tender a other bank notes.. \ 41,372 76
Real :Esti - • • 1',500 (Xi
Capital. stock...
_National circulation
Circulation B'k.Beayer Co.
_ .
LIABILITIES.
.*150,000 00 •
87;34 00
OD.
Contingent fund- 5;060 00
Dividends itupnid I 1;812 37
Depuidtpvs 46.235 72
Discunni;exelninge &int'st' • 7'4'84
. I
. . $348,447 93
. cerilf.3that the above statement is true ind
correct nee'ording to the beet of .my knowledge
'and beliet • EDII4ELD HOOM.Camlir.
Allirmed apd eubseribed before me Llais..2d
dey Lot April,.A. 1). 1866.
,F4.11111:0, Asia Ase'r. .
REMINGTON & SONS,
EISM
.Manulacturi;rs of
EVOLVERS, RIFLES,
MUSKETS k_ C A.RB IN ES;
Pot the U. States Service 'Also, i
Tocket • and Belt Rtvolvers,
REPEATING PRiTGLS,.I _
RIFLE Ii dALS, REVOLVINV RIFLES,
rifle and'Shot Guns. and Gun Materials, sold
by Gun Beaters and the - Trade generally.
hi ihesi days of Houiebreaking gad' Robbery,
every House, Store, Bank, aaa' office; sfaould
have one . 6f
:REMING TON'S REVOLVERS.
PartieS" desiring to avail theirisqlvas of, the
late ithprovements ir. Pisto!e, and sup_erior
workmitnship and form, will tend all combined
in the New - •°. • .
TEMINGTO.Y 'EI - 01,14;Ra%
' Circulars contUiniug cuts and description of
our Arms Will be furnished upon application.
. I E. ILE3IINGTON 4; SONS, Ilion,
Naomi & Fromm, Agents,
- ' • ..Vo. 40 Courtlandst,
-
OI PHAN'S' COURT SALE.
IDY 'Virtue of el order of Orprians - { Court,
' JD of ,the county of Beaver, the undersign
ed, gliardian of - Coftunbus . May, Clarence
{ May, and I 4 May, minor children of Ellen
K. May,l clec'd., will exiose to sale by Public
-Vonduef or •ont,cry, on the premises, on .
Friday, Illay 11, 1866,
•at 1 o'clock , • . _
p"' rn., the interests or, said :al.:
nore, bein,g the undivided three-fourths of the
follovrinig described real estate, situate in •Bor
ough township, Beaver county,•Pa.. via: •
lat. All that certain )ot boundea north by
an alley+ (separating it' from land of I. Cole
{ and others) east by by the eastern Water Lot•
tit thetiormegh of Betier; south by, lot OfJ oh n
klarclai; and; wet by an'alley;' { containing
{ seven acres, morw• or less, all enclosed; part
{ thereof cleared ai3l part in timber.
1. No. AB that certain other lot ground,
{ bounded north
,by an alley, -separating it
{ front lands of I. Cole, on the vat by an alley,
{ on the south by Boles' heirs and alley, and on
the west by Public road, leading from Beaver
to AehOgown, containing shout 10 acres,
more-oeLless, all enclosed.. A good spring - up.,.
on, the lot: t
The shove two lots are beautifully located,
just baOk of, the borough of Beaver, and em-'
bricing the slope or hill-sida overlooking the
town. I -
TERMS.--Oue-third of the purchase Money
inland l on the Conermati..n of the sale by the
Court, and the4.emaluder hi two equatannual
instalmehts, from that-date, with interest,
the deferred instalments to be temized-by
bend end mortgage: .
' ' For fiirtber information, inquire of the Un
dersigned, or of Capt. John May, Beaver.
DAVID FERGUSON,
• -1 Guardian of Minors, &c:
Nord -.-The other, undivtded one-fourth of
the premises Abby° described, belonging to
Mrs. 'Siman Campbell, wilralso be offered at
' same time. ::
icnaMEKOtal;
BEAVER, PA.
• •
J. B. CL.kiiff, Propriefer.___
G " W D BTAlig* sitsobod
Wl*. IL, lft+3ll.--1y
■
I=ZZt:X474===lt=
InTE
.e T sr l a
purpose of
TWll^for,
111e i e ll d ip t :b 1 :
Ph:
Friedom,
Harmony,
Rochester
i!ooho,otar
'-
Hrldgewatar.
Fallstou,
New. Brigh,
Pattelrain,
Beaver, •
Georgetown,
tilasgow am
Island Run,
Induiary,
Economy,
Franklia,
.Marion,
North Bewiel
New Sewiel
Darlington
'Darlington
B: Beaver,o
B. Beaver,ll;
Chippenal
Beaver,—
Brighton;. ,
B.: Beaver,
do 't and
014,
Hookstown, •
do and .
Hanover and'
Frankfort;
Hanover; ~
,
Raqooftn,- • .
Independence,
Hopewell&lndi
Hopewell,
Moon, 1 . •
ge...;Paymef
ing districts.
fore the lst of
April9'66:2l
SI T 0 t -CE3
Iti. tho'Court ' rof
,Contaion Iles' of ite 4 ;,
:County.. bie. 33, Nor. Term, 186,
Amelia
M. - Moore,. ) „,
hy her next friend» I •
• R. 11. Agnew, • float Lt. Pact
Charlet 'A. .11e.,:re.1 -
I ••
To. Charles A. Moore, - the tibove nal*
epondenf : •Yon are lereby'liotified, to id it
appear 'at.the next term - of. said Cottet,bl
held at Ileiver,l 'first Monday. Oh l
1866, then and there to &newer , tbe -co*
of the libellant, and to show °auto, if atiyi l
have, why • her prayer, Ito? divorce, one
ma irimonii, ahoidd not be granted.-
' - Jos. bEln-f*,-811'1.
Suzattir's :f.
Beaver; .f ' -
', I T V, VI . . A. lEt• ritlA' A I
$109,9,11 70
. • 170,009 ob
1,958 1/41
764 60
-,, 17,134 04
j...\ .2,815-98
$•.45,447 93
'Of - C4-6' c
1 . ..,
A t
I iW EI
P.
,__
ST.,I3IIIIOIIWATiI
IM!I
rrul. subseriber roopeetfully
public he : i s . ziovi
GOODS c6 t iNiv.idi
WALL-1"A IN DO IV BLIND
`VARIETY GODS, WI UM
• IV A RE, BO:(iKS..PEIIIODI.
CAI,BTATIpSERY,,t.
• , ----- •
Hiiing thoroughly ref.ttel DYSlot
and in dail c receirt .o't.Goocis from St
city, 1. offer ;to tho public . eliesper *len
.boughit in l'ittahui-g: or any, ntighhliit
loge A'n • ianii9ation of my large lig!
, stock ;will cony,igce all what lOW.
strictlytrite.
.pla : aprr
COAT
WILL deliver to the citizens Roam
litidgeWater ',Beavir and icinity, a;
*
gasl ity ' at the-shortcYt notice. li ,
! ons can. at •ltriy time, he mippliea then
on 'ruti, 'adjoining the. WI
Porter. fag: Orders left with Jab
Fraiii, Baa!veer, Stilde t ShallenhergyAbil
water' lt. ii,'amp.'jr;' •119elitater, cif real
• p rompt a t t'ent ion Jt. C MOLTS& .
!ts!ri. Brilientg•
,• , •
• r • -- • '
• ',A NOTICE
Ij ETTEns of adryintistratiou on the ago
muiutAf. akt e of 14:lingo:ite m
llettri,cr , hitriad.beta b
ed t 9 the, undersigned, ;!l Tersana iydde
I.are,riiNired to 'alike immdiate ryynotiii
thoge - haTiii i g claims will present the.& - .1"
orly autlepitienta , l for- settlement.
. Adniinistrator.
• sprl'66.
, .
_it XECII'TOE'S
ETTER I S Testamentary enille
'1.,/ Batt, dee'd.,
twp., Bettier connty, hiring
ed to thei• uhdersignedi •perNl
debted to said eatekte are requested 4,,
immedi!ite payment, and/those luingt';',
again it the same will 'present'them.M y
authenticated for settlement.
teems'
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4.-ICIECUTOR,'S •NOTICI
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PITERS tostainentary
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4tato qr Jotee ENTINO, istb4Of
Beaver co. dec:(l., having WI
ad to the undersigned , all person' 12i
said estate are re quested , to make itt
PaYffivAt,iiid thmm. having claims 'slim
150 ;tes presrnt them to the obi
-proPerly authenticated for.settlesite lL _
I!..tiVID EWING, 1
*LB.'. EWING, • I '
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ug. DIBECTO KS OF. BOBO:10st°)
i...SlllPll.lnion,Bchool District dtOirs'
ge ge two
P rincirtal attd folir A'ilit li 1
ere to !take - chirgelit the - Schools il
trict for a ions itir.stven month, from'
Monday. of lity,ndlt..l:. '
• Applications WilAbe received until:
the, 20th. cihy of :itt,,pril nenit,at 9 o 'clock ,
•Irlien' an examination • of such sPil i ,.."f t
Ilia,' ilesiri . certifte,ate3 bill be st . ar'-'
County Suitiorintcndent at the ,1
ousel, in t,liti boteugh If Bsotver:',l
avd„ . .4.2t. , ' !By order of ilit
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'''' VC: iI TH SAI4F.
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jOF,FEB, at priva o sale a neat- 0d "'
ished stew house, and lot, sttustede
et street,in Bridgewater. 1 The bins. r,ct
four Ilootils, Kitchen, Pantry and Pow'
is kait r a• in a desirable part of
thole*
will be sold low for. cash. -• ' -
• Also, SB TOWN LOTS oituats in ito 4
and • ',Bridgewater: • lion.te of them'
suittsbly located for • busi ness lots; 111
will be sold at moderoe prices Side
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Address the subscriber in prrsen i .
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iltoehmter, llo ro !,
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