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• 111111,0115. AND PIOPRIRTOES.
I- i •
. -- APRIL 25'h 1801
•
ros olovEssor. *.
W. EkRY,
- aoutrrs
:01Ir 0 •
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THE Legiiitti Eire, at: its:, recen t sea
sioH, passed an act rcijuil,lng:all.keep•
era of Restaurants, Hating Houses and
Ale't Houses,' to be liceTnsel by the .
Ciitirt - of - Quarter Scasicias, the apeli
..
cation to be filed Withithe,Clerk of
Coirts, and advertised fin,, the memo
manner ,as Tavern Licenses arc....• •
This law, we think, is . al:good . one.—
„Heretofore Yating tiouset, Ale Hou-r
sea, ite , were -licensed the Treasu.
ter on application, his bond being ap.
preyed by the Diitriet Attorney. • No
discretio,a , wati n giVen to tile Treasurer
in greeting these licepieli, and all who
complied - With , the pro isions' of the
law could obtain license. , The cox?.
(Plane° was that many ibad men ob
tained"' license, and lacing tionsea be:
eame; in some ituitc.cCes, 'greater 'eels , .
as than Taverns. .I,aristiiptioif - is now
given,to the Cour t, l
of Ruarler Ses
ebtlft, and they heye thelright to heat
remonstre#ces and exorcise proper
-discretitin 6 the premises.
.
This Change will meets with generr,i_
'favor in, this county, anti with roper- .
"ions mom than with the Treasurer,
Dietriet. Attorney and cietkicf Courts,
whO bpi' ec often bad iectision to re.
gret, belt want of discretiqn in grant
ing li eases. . -II j-- •
,
,
1 •
Soirit of the Democratic newspa
. ,
pesedf the State are makir.g quite an
ado over a speech made in The , State,
Senate in 1864, tY - ' Cl 3 Mar, the Dem-1
ocratie candidatefor_GOvernor, in fa
vor of 'instructing the , Senators and.
'Representatives in . Congress to sup
., port a bill requiring.s4lc len to be paid
in coin, or its equivale t. Clymer is
___reprelented is the pee liar friend of
! 1
the soldier, and th iaspeech published
as enflicient preof of the fact. It is
somewhat strange to i find editors of.
'Democratic ifpwsiiiipers l , who through
out.thq Nur cor.tributeci in every fray
possible to embarrass the government,
prevent enlistment, and cast alproach
opon:our tirmOiy declaring tge War a
,
failure, and sold ieml a
_band of rob
ben, 4.c., Unw using tbils triument.—
.1
• Sut we are fist becuming accuPtomed
:11
to, their attertdisregarai of truth and
consieteney. Let us look , fora moment
'
at Clymer's' right ,to th b c lai m of,the
soldier's friend:
In 1863 he wawa cam
- ination fur Governor, an
. an
cure • it himself,_ nom
Wood ward, 'and, suppc.i'l
a great deal of ardor.
ward decided n i soldier l ,
vote, and Clymer decle
. Lin • right. Was thaty
. friend ? ' - ' l l
Clymer opppsed the amendment to
• the.Constition giving the soldier in
' the field, wh'O had been-disfranchised
• N. •
by' a Democrit ,, ito Judge, the' right - fe -
I ~,,f
• - vote. Was that the aet of a friend ?
Clymer in 1863 publicly expilessed
t • I
p his s,yrnpathy with Vallandrgham, who
• ,
• was then in banishment for treason,
and who boXsted he never had and
never would, vote a Man or a dollar
to carr yon tlie war, and ir. 1864 Cly
. *nor declared' the war a failure: Is
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there any particular friendship mani,
1
lested.f4r the soldier inthese acts and
expressions ?
Clymer in las place l in the Senate
- voted against every measure tending
to strengthen: the, goVernment, and
consistently meted:for levery measure
• that promised to weaken the army and
encourage the enemy! 'Was that the
part of a feiend ?-, II , ,
4 Suppose Clymer did' make a speech
in favor of paying our 'soldiers in coin,
what•was his mot ive ,?;•; Simply tg em
barrass ' the govern - Meat. Gold was
then a large prernium,jand the gov
ernment,. struggling Irn maintain its
credit.c , The object Gf !Clymer and his
friends was to create; a feeling of dis
eontent in the army, and distrinit at
house and abroad in ;oar finances. It
was only a bebeme to weaken the
government. Our readers • will, re:.
.mumber holf, the DeMocrats rdfused
to,invest irovernment securities, and
bOw they•t:sljoiced when f t e premium
,
on gold-advanced. II W remember.
When th e , announeentent to - a Demo.
i - •r erstie meetiogii - Beaver' county that
I, gold bad advanced Ito 25Q, called forth
-, fond cheers trorn the Democracy. Was
WI triendship for the soldier that
'prompted this? I , I
. ,When Belmont, the hired emissary
• of the Confederacy, and Chairman of
1 , the National Democratic ComMittee
-tin 1864; used his own and foreign cap
' .4tal to keep up the , premium on gola,
1 Trah) it friendship forihe soldier that
L' prompted - the act.? , lie and Clymer
-*ern actuated by ttin same motive, viz:
• - hatred of ou r sairse I and our 'defend
• ere. It was this that prompted the
speech now construed linto a , declare.
Lion 'of , friendship far the soldier.—
Thia is' not ; the ' kind of l a friend the
soldiers appreciate. I - -Gen.:John W.
Geary is , the kind ~ o friend the sol-.
diem appreciate. -/ - -- - -
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1 -.10 abent.to corn- 1
Cep tre, .Venira -,,,
- i`
irkinCeir, Peteoleul
so,totoitf,
Unto for mint
• •
d failing to se-,
itnated • Judge
aim with
.f_tkdge Wood,-
had no right to
tired the dedis
the Toiee of a
MI
Ws., Publiehl below tle sinter. , id
boarly-bill liaised by tbe LegiSiiitare
of' i this I Siato at the lido seseidio
• 1
secure veteriu. volunteer.' local' a
4 , to which they are sptitled. t i be''
act providis that al l
, veteran volln4cre
belonging 'lto 'orginisiilous EA .this
State. 'who icier° regularly re l entisti , ltd
re•mustcred and creditCd to iotalit i ne
'within!: lo3 .l - .9° l o"lqt!'" YkiAbikl i tl i lt )
ce
Pald'tfirei tiundiid WOW' rs Ideal llon i
ty. l to - tisi aSi ssaand - ittl tutid -its- t i
proper autborithii: of ,--`" lotial i tty
_ _
. -
whfelf the-Credit was gi
ha ty eulnm nation of th
that thi lifispishms
moot the.casss oI many
an vohinteeM. In this
cially 4i the
ho re-onlibtad ware n
any
,OCh i y. Laing und‘r the itn r-s
-'i" i t ii • - ' P
'sion atilte tithe tbat th• State puii a
I
i local tioronty, and in other cases - ho
county,, I. Row far tins' billrintyi co' er
such cases remains to he detertpin d.,
It is urged that duaticts and count es
that actually received , the credit of
these veterans.
,are entitled 'to l ay
therefor, and ithat it w.uld be 'unj ust
to compel any district . pay a ;vetr
an whpee credit the. d strict did not
1
receive. In view of th
contracted . by the se ,
diStricts in securing v
additional harden nnekt
but we hope the time w
every veteran, wheth
any special 'locality oin
shall receive the 1111111.,
. -
was - paid to other volUnteers.; 4 iti
objected to'again beca u se the Gruvern-r
ment paid these - men four huniiired
dollari for re•enliAting,. and 'that they
have no claim for !mai boluity,'haying
re , -enlisted to secure • th ,• bounty offer
ed by the: 4431)ernmet .1 We Ifail to
'see 01 force' of this a gument, since
it wet a consequence o the reLentist...'
ment -.veterans tha the country
ve , not k required to fu nish a much
larger number of 'rect. its, and k hat.
the re-enliStment of the:e Vetereina did;
more-theta - anything els = to hasten the ,
overthrow , of the r , bellion. The_
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country owes ` the Vete' .no a 'debt of
- gratitude that can.nev 'r be fully re.:
paid. If
.. ibere - are at. who'may . net
'be proVided Jor under t i is bill, we lave
only to icy to them to wait* little
longer, until the distr cts shall 'have
paid off the debt.alre dy couiracted,
and we are satisfied p .visiofis! will be
made to meet your eta me.. Ei'erY n
egated veteran has .a ust claim upon.
the people . for lualler kelt, and that
claim must at some; time be iprid.---
The Government of the United States
mast U? attigna a's abi l e equalize the
bount'iel4 and those , who remained eit,„
i borne mrust pay tha ve4rans who took
~
1110 . paces in the'fieldi. i -
; The, following.im theL amen4ed ill:
1 - WU6IE4s, At the b4siquin of' the
i late Itebellion,, certain Volunteers 'en
tend the Military ser9ceof the,,tni-
ILed Sates,;
without receiving local
bounty; 1 . 1 1 1 _ = 1., 1
.'
1 An 4l lV7terels, lituiy of said vOlan- ,
rteers, l while yet in said service, re-en
-1 listed for three -yea{ s more, undir
Geneful Orders No: I ,current seties;
1 Wari Department, Wa hingtory l). C ,
idated Jur4 25, 1863, a ..I its i.upple
i rnentS;
I I. - ' , .
And Whereas, Many
vfoluntecra, ',trough a
i„ng of an Act of the •
titled Act relating
of bounties to, volunt
the 25th
,4ay of March
been !able to secure luc
the proper authorities
wtoch.th4 have given!
therefore,'
SECTIO!fr 1. Be it '
shed, (O f ., , That
a l l veteran volunteera . belonging to
organizoions of this State, wbo have
been- regehtrly re-enlistetk and 're
rnristeYed under Genei.al Ordefa' No.
191 frem the War ;Department; dated
June'? 25,,1863, - and exending' .to, April
1, 1864, and whO ba;e not. received
any 1 local , , bounty , n r 'given 'their
credit to loce.fitiesputside of the State,
shall' be paida , local bounty of three
hundred dollars, which shall be paid
by , the proper antbilrities of such
Countich,Gthiee; - Ntraro, Boroughs and'
Townships' as received the credit of
hitch voters & volucteers, Provided,
Tbat in ease such credit be given to
loealities orplaceh the l uded ;in - the
) 1
limits of, any Towne, tp, such'TOwn
ship, cr the proper ant orities atereof,.
shall pay said bounty' , 1
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SEartort 2. ' Tiitnecripta• ,from ,the
recordslin the Adjutant Geueral'a al,-
fiec ;ot this State, certified to by' the
Adjutant General, as [wet! os' Geocial
Orders from the %Vox DePartinent
alien be received in evidence, and the .
place 'Of 'residence nettled in, the re-
I enfistment and mneier:in rolls ball,
in the abitenee of other evidenc,e, 'be',
considered the . place Of credit. ' '•
1 ,
It
SECtION 3. That A School ,Direc
tors
of.-,each ;' -, and, ery Tpwnehip,
Ward, in .Boroggh,_ in which Hiugh
credits for cetera) v etiteers - was re.
ceiveli_and wanted in'i filling Abe Iltto
tab ~ under : the govern! .calle of the
Presidefit of the United States fot
ttoopsi ere hereby eau thorized- to levy
and collect a sufficien La; to; pay said
Veteran volunteers, or their 'heirs, or
Itlat representatives ; Provided, That
said tat. shall not' be'. collected from
officers and aOldiera now in the seriice
t
6f the United Ste Boor iivho"have
been in each service, and have been
honorably; -discharge ;
therefrom,t or
widows' , and orphans or !widowed
mothers' nt each officers and soldiers
whai trey-have died trom wounds re.
ceiTietrarAimeeite - -noetrected while in
reriize - [
1 ,-, ,
.
1111
=Mr
Tim nomination Hon : Henry
Staesbny to the vittint place in the
SuTieueßenitcc tbettUecl Stat s es,
tOo ola, 7 be e ll 446
it 'raifi,:anderatoolll he a resideit
Of Ohionavittg.irfictiOed wit On,
tintiatlid forrttAny yeirs.p,Ohitriar
tWo'cif the Supremo JUdges and MO
meukti4rs of - the Cabinet, and' it we:
thought that ,itt tut nutlicient for one
State. ?True, the Noir Yeili Tribinte
states, Obio hos furnished more 'grettV •
ebetterdelegittiOnin Con
'grass :for years than' any ether State
in the 'Union'. Yet etber . 'Statee are
not'Willing.to concede everything to
our sistret, State. It appear:Ch.:waver,
that i Stsnstiury renides talentucky,
having` moved over to .Newport,s,:r.e
year since: He is one of I the' ablest
lawyers, in the; United States, and we
know' Of • no ' Xentuckian iwboto we
would Prefer for the position. He has
ever bah , identi6el with the Mhig
'and Republican pert s. It+s,said he
is now annpperter of the President's
poliey.and that he furnished the legal
points to Mr. J4linson, in his veto of
the Civil Eights Dill It remains to
be seen whether he will b '
ei confirmed
1 1 by the Senate.
1
. - 4 111,e
-reof will
of our jce
:iment v . ;Tait
t credited
,
The A ssassination.s i
,J 1,
A Washington special dispa tch to
the Pittottur i g pommerciai says: f [
'The House Judiciary pommittee,
having the invektigation of thn evi
dence relating to Jeff. Davis'' alleged
complicity.in the assassination orPres
idnnt Lincoln tinder consideration to
day, (20th) eiamingd Dr. James Mer
edith, of Indianapolis, who- testiffed
that he was in Montreal:in Fetiruary,
1865, at a meeting ot 'L prnittintrt
Southerners, among whom; wereßaun
ders, Thompsqn, Tucker, andlaltrum
bet. of othehs nclally well .knowri,'ind
that theiquestlon of assassinating Lin.
coin, Stanton and Grant was discuseed;
that it Was declared that it vraslgciing
to take place at an early day, and that
Booth was going to perform the act,
He testi fi es that at the sametime i
letter from Jefferson Davit. was.recuiv.
ed on the same" subject, and, hatl he,
the witness, was atterwarcis told' by .
Clement- C. Clay that he (Clai) knew
also all about it. in repli t a tikes
tion by the witness he said e went
from Newpoit, Kentucky', to panada
, •
in 1864. 1 , 1 r 1 1
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heavy debts
• eral • mill try
ihinteep4, this
be oppreak i ye ?
11 come' when'
r -cre'filted
it pso credited,
bciantY that
a. ---.
Fratricide in Nentaiolc
Depperado Tenth Locisvtx,rE,- April 22. At
ensburg, on Friday , afternoo
altercation bettteen tro
---,,,
mimed Kendrick and Alien Btarqield, I
respecting I no - old 'partnership, the,
latter braving drawn_a ; pitol, Ives
killed instantly by ,the tot me -,. I
'On 'Friday , on the Cbrisnburg 1
i
and Shelbyville pike, Terrill,. ithera.
and a number ot• their . old c Onsides,
were seen, moving
_towards: Shelby—
ville; COnsiderable excite era lwas
occasioned, iti Terrill said he ;was
watching for the -partieS vs! co; being
sworn forexaminution :as jur . ri4 at his
'recent trial for , murder at Shelbyville,
,statedthey were &tad eitTerrill shim i il
e liiing. lie says,he will kill l th e-last
t,
le of theia.l,
- 7
Terrifiio Explosiorx rd
Loss of Life. -
S'cw ThuK, At
The steam tug Arizonn.
has arriceil., IShci
$82%000 in spode. ,
A. terrible d!easter oedurr
piwall 0,. the 3d inst. The
fearful explosion boar i d t
ship - turopean, d4tro'ytng
and four hundred feet of her
The pause of '1,6 exploliOn i•
ed to be nitro glyeerinel on
About fifty 1 rersons wore
mong .ttie!n the captain and
1 the-ship.
of haid veteran
oli:vrderstind-1
l'Jegtehtture:en-:,
itto_ the Pay cent
eras." approved
1864,,hav4, not.
I bounties from
pf the plac l ea to
their ' credit ;
. .
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THE FRENCH TROPE, 70 BE . VI , FITI- 1
kRAWN.—The French Minister had un I
interview with, the Secretary ;)f State
on S,atnrday: It, hi said thal.be,prO-'
sented the formal 'adnesionkof I . the
French government,to the Athertcnn
principle of Inon.intervention. as;
liiiex
plained by the , Secretary ; . of' State = T
The Emper 'kindly and cordially
replies to the Ignited States, nd agrees
to withdraw his, troops in tbreu do
tltehtnents., :Oa Of them ext No
vember, and tbe others! in May, and .
liovember,4B67. The full and : fi nal
correspondOee between the two:GeV
ernments which led to this imporfant
result will, it is . expected, be sent to
the House of 'ilepresontatives I this
Week,.in
.answer 4 to a call r ecently
made on the Department of State or. -
motion of Mr. IlicKee, : of lier k tacky.
__...........___ ,
WHAT 'THR WAR COSTHI'RR 4:)1D111.-
Matthew F. l Maury, ex-director of the
National Observatory at( Washington,
ex-rebel,andrpresent colOnizbr in. Mex
. is now in Parts,"Cogagea ~in :intl.
tioning the, rebel syMpothiiers in
England and Fnuiee kir itbe 100 of
aeittitnte Southerners., lie has written
a three - column lettei', l , l in w hich he
estimates the lose of thelSoi v tit, by the
war at 87,000,000.0001(eeve thou sand
millions.) In this het ; in littletbe
Value r of thnslaves, war ex epee „de
struction of private property„and
4faleral'taintion.,.
- , 0 .1•11.0.- ~.....
"Nor a single man Oat serve' 'an•
der Geary, in Mexico," Aye , the liielle
haute .. Wald/man, "will vote for hint."
To which' the editor of the Ebenaburg
Alleghenian i replies by Asserting that
if
__, , were
tothe editor of the wok/L i man were
to come up here Co Cambr ia county,
where Geary raised:the company
1
Which he led to Mexidn i ttn make the
.foregoing assertion, he would hav e i the
lie crammed down his throat, not by a
n
"'tingle 4an,lu by s c ores. ' , I '
"-bt, 1
1.
Supremo,' Court 'of Maissachn
setts.,in a mute tried heforei th i n full
beach on -demurrers, his decidad as
folltme: revenue stamp is
n o part of
the note and need not be copied; nor
is the validity of a'pote affect:od by
the want of a tamp unless it if aid
ulCntiv othitted. r 11
111
: e' 5 1M" ) 771 EmpEL- 1
-- , ~ --1,- .....'t
• i ; ,;"' -- :•: 11, ..•-•- . ,- I.
Amur „rii-.so.fatitt - Writes . tttrok
A»:
&med. to rayiiitarliii‘proof buildings.
1
at the -.. y lt i liArsenal,(Nforred):,
to print ,000 co es Ittf4be,Aeport o r
the Pat t Cairubiwtiorher'lttdopted);,
WO- dt tieg 4belniitwe ler loAtil eitiled'
after Bit ' it to WI changed (referred).
Bills AN re Introduced to punish the
making- ' use of :feign Intnds,stamps,
&c...(refetteda and to . regttlata:the
numbeirluid appOintmen't et officers ,
.1d the ' Navy (referred) .- - A - Ciihreil
ence •Catimitte*wt. - appointed or the
liquor res l ointion. 1 -Mr, Connesa made
apersonal explanation. The inotior.
to reconsider the tvote- or. 'the 'admix..
Moe of Colorado was called up for and went .Over. ; The lbill:for the
relief .of . certain -:naval, - contractors
was debit ed, ak4 pending iticonsid-.
eratian, the Semite adjourned.'
! i *husk. • .
. A bill riot reported from the; Conti
mime on Commerce, making appro..
pria&tons 1 for the] repair, Sto., of pabi
lie works, and raerred. A number of
Pension bills were repotted and pend
ing debate on one of .therii, the . More=
ll* hour; *Attired. The house took .'
.up the the Army bill, and discuesed .
the Vetetan Beserve Corps section
.=--
A mo iod to strike it 'out-;--abeliabing
the et rail ` , Reserve— w as. lest, : yeas
c
30, d - 84. A motion tit
as. voted i t
acts iautborizingl colored r gtmentir
waft. rejected, 23 to 85. i, It - as voted
to dispense for the present Withthe
ebening sessions. Aftet ' some per
ebnal explanatted -the Reuse ad d
journed., , 1 ~ i i -
APRIL 18.—The House s bill to reor.:
gantse the Pay 'Department pf tho
Navy was reported with an atnenci- 1
mspt.' • Reaolatio,na were adopted
,cai
ling for information as, to tbo board
lately in session at St. Louis on brevet
appointments;. and asppropriatj ng
085 to inifil eeruiin
The bill for relief. of ?cert ain'
contractors was taken up awl 'post
poned till to.day. The resolution_ cd
shanks to Gen.lienenek,and a ?resolu 7
tion appointing Managirs for - the Na
tional Asylum for. Disabled Soldiers
were passed', The Post Office Al)pro
priatio'n bill was - iiebated and pestpon.
ed till . to-day. Tho House bill to *-
Mend the Habeatt Corpus' irtivas ta
ken up, debtOed and raMended, .and
ponding its cnnsideration, tlie!Senate,
went into Executive Session, and then
adjnerno,d. I
''The
t
brtind
, it i l an
roqkerg,
-•-
A bill was pasOd appropriating $6,-
483 96 for the relief of I. G. Clark..--
Bills' were introduced for' the relief '
of
.Coin.C. Carter; to hid a Hipoesota
Railroad, and tolamend the Agrieultn•
i9tl College net: Tlke bill to increase
the salary 'or tbo - Cominisstener of
Pensiocs WSW rejected, 56 t0:63. Va . .
nous Memorials,and resolutions were
inesented. An invitati•in to the
mernhers of
,the - 1.0n4e to be pticsont . it
the Eniancrpaton celebrationil of the
colored citizens of the'. District was
received and 'teed. She bill ,
was then :i.akenl' up, and the vote, a- 4
dopting the Veteran Reset vb.sention
was reconsiderei. and an amt - irdment
mustcrfng out the Veteran Reserve .
Reserve officers not actuallS - . employ-
ied was,adopted, 59' t 0•43. Adjourned:
- ff -
, sEs.vrz.
1=
ril 20
APRIL 19 —.sle. McDiigsll.mide an
apolosy for his lidng'.uage the'Seriato
on 4 recent occasion. a Various poll- 7
.tiona were presorted :4 billl was re.
ported 'to issue' American registers to
certain British-built vessels. ' A repo.,
lotion was adolitedlo print 6,000 eq.
iek of the 'eulogieli 4n Setiaterl F00t; 77 -
Tim- Colorado bill
. was takenc up,,dc4
bated, and made•the special. ertlef for
Tue:iday next. j- The bill to amend
Ehe
habeas corpus act came with=ia
question pending en Edmundre
aniendment;,of S•esterday, but;without
further,.preetiej.iings • the Striate itt?
c•
journed. 7. '
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' 7.7 k . •
Korn• As.
brigs
- • •
0 WSS
steam ,
I
I
: aupt)o427l
illoq; a-
jft..:oi•s of
Bills ;were. re .orted to regUlato the i
terms of. tire 'United Suites Courts inl
the Eastern DiStrict of New York; to
piovide military instruction in the
Agricultural °lieges; a bill.making'
apprppriation to supply deficieecies;
and a bill to e yistruct a- ship canal a
round 'the Paps of Niagara. The
latter was debated and laid:over till
-next Tuesday.' The army bill was ta,'
ken up. -. An 'amendment to :increase
the itifaritry companies troin 50 to
-100 privates,as rejected, 45 to 65. 1 --
An araindmeal
to make the, term of
enlistment five - years instead of three,
was rejected, 40 to 61. Sections from
the shill) -to t'be thirteenth inclusive
were considered, and lifter allolig de
bute'the bill was - laid aside Oar other
busitiess. Resolutions were introduc.
ad tokint 50;000 copies of - Stephen's -,
testimony; and authorizing afl 'exami.'
nation of. a bill for afresh water basin ,
for iron cladi:' Two; bills, concerning
the Itistriet of Columbia , were intro-
duced, and stl)hate bills were ',referred.
Mr. Smith introduced a bill'to, provide
A Ur.iform milithi. Various petition,
were presented. 'Adjlarnett.
issArr.'. ' i s
Aram 20.-The Neill° . Railroad ,
Comtattee Wits , dis Charged from the
further consideration or the' bill to aid
the Sonthern Scifie.Railroud. 'Reso.
Intion's • were passed to extend the
time for .ari yleting, the , first 20
milae! of tbel 'Western , Pacific Rail.
road to luturiry 1, 1867; and appro
priatinsr 1150,000 to tillable the Presio
dent to •reward the crewlof tLe Bali
Francisco. The bill to, amend the - ha
belie Uorpas-,,ict _Was taken tip. Mr.
Editiond'sameadrien,t !halting the set
to 'States ih-rebe‘lion was rejected; 10,
1.4129.''. Varlohs amendments were re.
je.ited ;- one by •Mr. lieSdricks. was
adopted, and Oe bill pissed; Yeas; 80;
1 4 1,SyS, 4. Adjourned to itondaY. , •
' - 1.1, 1 . . , • '
/ . '-_'.. moues.
The bill - totnt *pension of $421.
50 to'lshmiel pay was. passed—Yeas;
106; Itaya, 18: -Resolutions were. a. dopted remitling part of a contract
; permity to ohn Wiles & Sone; and
i ', ,
ME=
HOME.
MAE
-,,
cing fo r a report on the Soot . -West,
.P , .11 jhe !donate bill to leen - bonds
4 -11.ErgtiriiiirTIVIW - sse! , %V
-ll' asp atm ;went 'lnto. Com ~, tee of
,_lll ..ilh l idiflitsd considered . t .
~:Army
,:fill i
,irotes were take - on sal* , see
tl,
Alf „ i When l the lion e rod ,‘ ~ 'and,is
ny ber'lg,,,_,bil la we" repoft, d 4frotit
t .,
I --- u 4
A C m 4to ltie eloc esi k a t n h d e H Pe o li titte tli Tdj :P o r n n e O nt l ell.
Path 21.--Senate not in - Se stbn. , ~
i, • n the Moyse, aanenalpn Sat rdaye,
e eral debate- was litte• 'cord() of. the
4 „ ~which .was -partinitiated in ~by
M sere. Miller, Thomas, Smithe, Soho,
lie dMhallabergir; Randall and flit-,
ter. IF :.: .."1 ~ _ 7 ' , . I
1,'..' ! ' 81:11 - A7 1 ,... •i - 1 I '
1
- APRIL ;11.•;•-•The bill to reg . ulate-com
merne ai4 postal communication toe
tuitiO the Statea was called u ; also a
bill to repeal the act to'cede t e euttn.
tyi . 1 1 3 i; Alexandria iti the • • Dis ticti lk
Coln : hie. to Virginia. - ; 1 ; 1'
1 1 uottix. • ' •
Irri
•
IA. iiisolution .was offered tnit i rue gag
theicomiliittee on Eipenditnr,es to in: '
.
vcstegate alleged .frauds in the reveft
nn tu Boston , and. New Yo' k; Mr:
•liiiihsm offend a resolution hat tho r i
Vointnittee on EecoOstractio be re-I
li'ved from further , consider Lion of
all,mXtters pertaining, to tbe• presel
ti4top frOm Tsu i /memo, and bat the i
i i i
credentials be referred to A oCOm.!
M ttee on Elections * with lost etiOne
tpreport as sooty', as p cticable
;:,
n on the cleetiori-Oturns a d qttlif 7
i cations of ' said j , repress intim!.
be judiciary coinmittee ade.an
a verse report on the positto of the
P lident to :modifylthe tent alb .; n
in enage was , received from tb .Presi'-
deinkrespecting the leollectio of the
re sloe of our soldiers ki ed and
b rigid about Atlanta; a bill to aIIOW
u p. Reventie Assessors to appoint .
. ,
d pities. • • ' '1 '
From Mexicio.
O r . - ,
AK RANISCO, 'April .13
•
D i lspatchge, dated March
ceived to-day frbrn Mazatlan ,e
site !ranch army, 1.100 . st
enfn ced from Tepicoittack
Q)rliana Rubi, three mi
Mazatlan. .
feßer a severe battle th•
wer'so entirely defeated, with
0 7OO killed and wounded; 3
•
tare d
, and the remainder ret
latatlan. ,
4 , i , 11 the 'itieets in Mazat
barricadad k ard tberb was
dOutat that 21 the . 11,43publican'
s..a occupy the plaice.
•
ple ORM: PEABOD?r, the merlean
banker doing businesk in En: land, 10
ter lhaving amassed an - iinMense for. !
Orilla' in that ceuntry, and estowed
Tirineely same to pet misnent y relisire
the: , indigent poor of Londois , about
to: le ave the Old World to re am s his
cul. .
ll:unship in the United Stater...l.-
1 The Queen of England recently , indi-
I eared her, de - sire to recognize Mx Pea
. bo4,y's worth' arid virtues by i pliii:ingia
tlii.46 at . lics disposal He graifully
1 1
AelcnOwledges' Victoria'A IcirPl uppre
iaiion, but firmtpleelthed be hono r,
,rpAtlie reason that he is an Antericc'in
,r f feei.,born citizen• which ho cppeiders the
itiigheat earthly honor any I man t &in
i..
1
Try.
.We wonder, )low tna!iy of f,tie.
r itiney snobs livio? now in' this coti ,
i . --.. ___,....„......
4 Y (*Mild have g rer•iiitea 'Obi ofiCr of a
1 ' ,
title: I
GE! - lERRI; GRANT in ii reeer
- riallon with licir. George 11
of IBcHton, said of !General
‘•Sherman is aulan to be pr
Hsi, is impetuous ' he .is fan'
knOWs his own fault as so
rent." And, of Sheridakhe
the best. man it; 'America
nolpeei /Re can wield any
1 1 3 pure-hearted, eimple.iman
4 truly noble mail." And, ,
11'10' said: - "Lll7here Were a l
si,tlier.s who could have done
!3, ? Fil:,well as I. lam l ilhankf
thfit bibelped mo to do the
had I not been living, or ha
k, ,
e l romeut passed over die,;
qer Olen who would litiv l _
ii 'tory Jor you."
Fax Richmond Examiner;
• trig the cisitlE Rights Bilk,
'enthern 'people to "pre •
tholera; may .decidei the qu i
teen our adversaries. land
That is. not ati amiehle .for
144 as tho'times go'. we awe
tat it iti no worse, It will,
hoped that the rebels
•feeting game'' daring the
aileC . 7
."
fTat New yin* Tiiben
rom Eastport says therei,
Cliement, AM(' the presenel
'renians ,orgattizlg
leinndation forgonei wird!, T
'epeeist froni Calera Spur i
Cltement is immense over,
seyenteen Fenian ; compos,4
Wing of the, grand, army, 0
4ain darnier. The left reit'
pert, under Captain Doyle/I
PRESENT/ITION Oi "SAE SIIA. Ti :F4as.
-kPhiladelphia has been Seleetedl.bs•
he plaee where the tattered and torn
age of the 'PermsylvanOtiregimeets
,'salt be formally ret.urn;:d to the'
- keeping of the Commonwealth. 'The
Committee of the Legislatere having ,
the matter in 'chirp, hat made•Xr-
Tiingeinents,for the "
carom ny, which,
mto take place in Independence
are.im the 4th of -`Julyl' next, j'Of
tho .216 State'flaga carried darieg . :the
i ,
war, bat font_ were lost .i . - battle—
tr his is aprond record for the 'Penn ,
a Ivania, 'soldiers. , ' . 1 _
, - ; ,‘•
p°Pn,tmcrilote et Booim'a l l CA one--
Edward P. - Doherty, tb es tor; of
flood), was Isn't week pea aka a
&mood Lieutenant in .`tba Aeg.
Cavalry
1. BRICK, are three dallani
anill lower irk New :r9ek,
I#Etclined - 10:sm ex to -lea
ousand,•a i nd li!ip has d'.
Iwo dollars So a ddlla* and
' l ents per barrel. '• . - .
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'i ,' . 'llo7gurtnewApril, 14, 1866., nEsnweti A iti r ' -
lineroniAtdain—A. few daya since I reeeiv. I'v I` 7 0 'VALI
' " ' C
,:1
Teajt7te4 I l ea,' a protaliest citizen of the valifiLig ''' ' - ------ ,• .. um
, 1. rootßo.iiDEßl3 - ....,
coriaty, ri tt e7B m: g meths!. certain parties were OIL •cpet al.,- b...... 4 ? 7 THE 4
. oOrgiag 'Noa 8. Littell with taking r i fhi,l3 et iabl,Ctivai7T i ttt 4 tedik
misit to trilunpOennison, Ohio, mad selling i 0urb ":4 6 214,: A . •kfirri t . tl. l l§l4;
thaw, espies me to investigate the I 2 , 4 m i. b‘ it' w 4 Peale"- tenni .'
b 4 lw
ipany under he act o f 3,fill e, titesii;
1 ,A, lira ips, o f m Y , ho t ,
fritter. 'lt•welir well aware of the falsehood I- se, for die Piirp ose of 0 7 0 1436 6,75 t le t
of the Atoll% -Imam. I was familiar with
the eireapitatenees that led Gen. Littell to go trk : mash . i i i fh l :li other burio esel i 18 4,
Camp Dennison at the time he did.,(1861), but i i der said sell a critt e "6 l'ittert out
Al.- 'PETTIT' i
to is* the denial Mora cuitaitt And iatisfice. 4 pril 29th, )1864 2 .--1 - T'Preemn,
1
tory to the imiiie, :I altdreesedi note to par. . ‘ ,. , 4 . 7 ._ ~. l u ,'
ties that mud ktioa , • • ell' about the conduct of AS.
'!. h Uans-Se "atarjr. ''
'r li w d oe.
General Litten,atilie 'tivii. referred to. You.. CURB .0 D I p7i7l ----: - t iri NG
e _ m_
May, if , you think it nvessary to vindicate the 1 _ , )I,77.. i tiv in . i ,..„....- ' 0 Will i
character ef' a brave and windy; mei from a --- . ; - ! - ' - - 41 -9. '
a;foul charge, publish the riorrespoudende.
Your„ &c., :. - . M. I.:maxims.
iftits.stitsi., 0, 40.i1 . lgth, 1866. f
4 1.
pi. hi. Leinutscs, proakisiori t Pa.:* Ds :jilt
In ibnewerTtil yOurs cif lyeaterday,
say that lune, 1861, the 8d Regiment, . 0 Y. 1
1. was msstating, or rather re organrsing, at
Cainp'. Detinisoit, Chio.. Coitipany 0 Of the
regiment- refused to
_be' mustartvi into the ser.:
vice for three years, and was detached. .Rev,
Dallas, then of East Liverpool, 0.; obtained
permission to recruit a company for the regi
ment, to supply the place of theene detached,,
upon the 13th of June,- 7 I think lam correct
in the date,-1861, 1 he and J. 8. Litton came
to Camp Dennison '-with a company, for the
purpose of filling the vacancy-which lad ex
existed, but through some misunderstanding,
or•bad faith upon the part of the Colonel of
the regiment,, the vacancy had been filled up
the day previous by another Company. Upon
ascertaining these factsi,a'number of the men
who had Come with Dallas and Llttell return
ed bums f a few welt into. Co. R, 31 Ohio,
then commanded by Myself; some went Into
Co. F, and one or two int* Co. 0, of the same
regiment., s To My . certain knowledge no sale
was made, of any man by- Mr. Littell,.. nor, was
there any propositions looting to that end
made or': received. The men who r enlisted
there were determined to go into the - service,
and I know ,that Mr. Littell neither encciutag
ed ortliseOuraged theta in so doing: lacked
t few ,men to • fill my Company; and after I
learned that Dallas and 'Littell could not get
in as e l Company, I went among.the boys' aril
recruited as many men as I:.ivanted... Other
*facets did tke same., done l it without
consulting. Mr. Littell tjrely• On our own
responsibility. Fours • .L.
186E1
23, re—
atn thnt
in g, re—
Geoff.
Its from
French
the Niel
0 , ethtt - -
rn° l ? i j
sn
were
it; little
would
Editire ..lrytui: Permit me through the sot
umiss of y our paper to state to the citiiens of
Beaver county that' I was atl:Camp Dennison '
to 1881 '_ when Gen. Midi arrived there with
his meni,iand I know that the story now in
sit culatien in Tier 'county accusing him of
'selling its' men to 8U up the 8d 0. V. 1., : 0r
,'any other Regim'ent." io be a base fabrics
' tion. •
. .
The, facts othe ease are these: Gen. Littell I
watt "fondled "f he raised a full company that
tt shOnld.have a p!aes. (Co. Grin the 3d 0. V.
I. Through unexplained. interference of the
Colonel. the vacancy was filled by. a company
from another regiment.
Gen. Litt ell thus having bcen intt d,.
gave his men the priiiiegi of returning home.
or:entering any organisation they ;night
choose. Many Id • thorn enlisted in our regi
ment, 340. V. I.; and in every case of their
enlistment the iact-wais voluntarily. •
Du i ring Gen: Littellts stay in Camp Denni
son he quartered' with me. ) - .I . never saw any
thing exceptionable in his ieriortment; on the
contrary; ? recognised in him r a gentleman, a._
patriot; and e t !
• ' JAMES I‘l. IMBRIE, ' • .
Late. Captaiti, 34: O. V. I.
t dopyer
epwOrtiii,
Sheiman:
4.tid
y, bathe
n ae.any
dree..4 e
Arad, •'a i
nti
h.irrsOf
onsan' I
c
thething
(workl to Gtd
1)
, b. t
4 the Gnv
!there' are
won_ t e
NirB.l[; •
- -• ATTOBNEY AT LAW,:
No: 85 FIFTH ST., PtTT3RURr.. „,
, .
WILL GIVE PROMPTATT ; EIsITIGN TO
Collections,' and tile I...uroliase. and eale
of Zeal 'Estate. And will also attend to the
hindttess of hie'Profeeeion in Beal* Co. [ap2s
• 'Lost: ..•
riommisslONEßg' REC E I PTl_ forlinsest
k ed Lands in the borchigh of Bridge Water,
for the years 5 , 861. and 1862, - . allowed on set
tlement witlii J.. M. .IBarbour, Collector
of Thies, 4:111. 2, 1862, tor $42,28.1 Any
person finding the same will pleaie return to
THOS. ALLISON, TreasOer of School Board:
Bridgeiritee. [apr2s
in disc
- BEAVER COUNTY OIL COMPANY.
asksio
1 that tile
estion
of - pie . y;
.be thank
s renem
!
"tho
ar, bULI it
111\TDTICE is hereby given that there will be
' a . meeting of the Stockholders of the
above-nsmrd coMpany,
.on• the 19th day of
May next, at tbe V. S. Serf . lll2UB offtee r ßeaver.
A full attenileatee is requested, as business
of importance is to be transacted.
D. L. IMBRU!, President.'
S. PATIXIPOit Sitcretair .1 [api2N
• 1‘
SPRING AN6 • SUMMER,
/'s iipe;l
is no x
,, of a w
es is , the
he Mrtcrs
Is the ex
notiti
tLeriight
nder Cap.
at Baste
•
C: 0 1= 0 tEh I
1. I [I
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tHAKE
.juit received .11 new stock of
,j. Ocrods, of the
LITEST 'STTLES.
Fos SPRING ;dr SUMMER WEAR.
4' • I
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Firalsblng Goods
,
conicsnety 7 !1 hand
1,, I
imminto NON Te. ORM
Ii all ,
*6 Wen styles iiaa at sii9rtast
1 ; '
peri Am*.
146.14 ire
dollars '1)43 - e
Ircl!tirfivfr
Steivairaßow, Iltritlge'Sfreet,
- • + - - r
sir26s ' .13ttlbc;LWATZ8-:
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MI
MEM
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pROPOSALS_Are invited' foe' ti e ir k
part. of. 25,000 feet ofturb Stott sit,
_chew fail; two (2) feet 'depth; alto fr
17housand (50.000)!square yards
,of
vint . stons. Address -
111 / 11 AGliAti & Skil(
apr18:5t.134), Allegheny eitt
RA.
'FITTS.
On and.altai
lows: (Ti
ileavei dal
IL R O A - Ds.
FT, 3,11, & ai . R. R.
Noy.: ID, 1865, Train will tem,
landays etee ed. a , ft
kain 'mirth % Chicagoa 6,50
Pittsburg 41.
Rochester. 4...
'N. Brightoh..ll
Enon- ' !", 442 ..1
Colniabiana 517 H
Salem •1 1, 540 " 1
Alliance .4. 11 830 H
Canton 1 "1„. 705 ..
Massillon 730
Orrville- '1 !I 802
Wooster 830 0. 1
Loudonville -:1 922
Mansfieldl .l olo ' .
Crestline !I • "
1,De111115,
Bucyrus ...L 111145
17,•,Saadusky
Forest. 1 '1255 ..1
Lima.......... 213 ...1
253
Van Wert ;1 824 "
Fort Wayne- 500
Columbia ?;
fluntsvillei.f.. 4.4
-
Piereeton
Warsaw 6io
Bourbon .... ..1
Plymoutb.....‘li :741
Wanstah..4.:. ..1
Valparaiso-. 1 922 "
Hobart jI •
Clarke 11
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Chicago
250 Am
400 “
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:BRAINS 1191.30 14T
" .11 :MAIL
Chic a go I -11 449aul 620.utl 4,s4nrii
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Delphos • 2'33 •"‘
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RocliestOr .... !; '.43 1 ) •
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comniodation' thins leave Allegheny tr -
Briglitoty9 001 a. in; 11.50 a Itht
in; 5.40 P. in. For Economy, If,
rn.• Fori New Castle, Greenville' ant
town, Ya , 3.50:p rn. . •-
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C,ILEVE. & P.ITTS9I II '
On and after Dec. 11,18135. traini sill leiTt
• L ions daily, Sundays eicepted, as folr
apiNG SOrTil.
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