The Beaver Argus., May 02, 1866, Image 2

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MAY 2d, nee.
NOS 13011111M011,
-4EN: JOHN W. TEARY,
Of 13171111311141 ND {MUFTI'.
s ,
'Tye fresicleht has! ; removes W est
-Ittrdock, Eeq.,-litariAial of ttie
itiiDilititet of Penneylvinix,Wrid 'eV-%
*kited 06f. gainuel 3eiceivps , ‘n his
hisrid. the'Sdnatelitis not 'confirmed
lepPetintiiient, . and Murdock
*tifl . continue in office until 'the confirt
mitiod of his. successor.; We regret
'this change, and, so far ae w,e, know
there was no necessity for making it.
There was tic% more , effiqeut, capable
and worthy; officer tbeigrkliiivdock.
He attended
and
to the business of
his aloe won for himeelfhosta of
friends throughout the -District' by his
Ourtetirus, gentlemanly Veariiig,and by
the honesty, iiiipavtikility and firmness
With which he discharged the duties of
the office. IG iwould be well if the,
Government bed just such men iv ally
placesdf trust and profit
•
The removal of Mr. yon B3nherst,' ,
thePostmester at Pittsburg. and tsp._
poiritment of Wade Hampton, caused
great excitement in the city, and good
.met of all parties were 'alike grieved
at the chenge. '
We fear the Ptesidenti has not been
tairty dealt with by his friends and
that, representations have been made'
to him to induce these changes, that'
Will not . bear investigations Such
changes as those we have referred to,
will do afore to weaken than strength
sn his course
Beaver County. Oil Interests.
The excitement in and around Island
Run,'in this county, still' continue .
uhabated. We bear of new strike
`very- day or two. Indeed, we be
line that every well which has' been
i •
bored,to a sufficient depth, (about 635
meet,) has proved , remunerative, and
proved to be al' flowing well: Thee
groat. Value of the oil interest on Is
land Rirn and at Smith's Ferry lies in
the' fact, as yet bin little understood
-abroad, that the oil as it comes from
.the - ground is - ready for 'hurning,with.
oat the necessity of heiiig subjected to
the process' of refining.
1 . The crude oil, which is - o 4 a beanti.
ful - straw 'or amber color„has very
little odor, *led when battled in a
.-iituir provided with .a crude oil burner,
gives alight equal in steadiness and
brilliancy to the best No. 1 refined
' carbon oil. Such being the case, we
- arri,..eurpriSed tbatsteriehave4okima_
AtilaleariAs i- briining laid iti..:the
Eastern markets. - We have 'no 'doubt
that were arraUgemente: made for
....
supplying the public in New'' York,-
Philadelphia, Boston, &c., that there
• would
. soon be a'deynrind for more than .
:' all that the combined productions of
the. Veritotis wells on Island Run how 1
afford, for ilttiMingting ffurpeSes.,l 'As
it, no'* is, the principal part.of the; oil
is sold to the refiners, who' ive their 1
own price for it, and it scar ly brings.
;
,more than the crude oil of the Venan.
go regions, which iti totally unfit - tor
illuminating purposes till fined.
We loam that the leadin operattis
r;
in oil Wand around Smith's Perry,
having lately litid their atteetion' call-
ed to ; thiS matter, have begun to -agi
• fits the matter, with a view to having
theinerits of' the Smith's :Ferry` oil
fairly tested in' the Eastern markets.
, In order to tringaboht this inattcr,
we would suggest that it meotink of
those most interested in the matter Se
Balled at sui early day, to take irto
cofilideration , the.propriety of a cons
cart of action, with a view thplacingi
the quality of this oil Wore the public
' in its true light: It is'said, wilh 'how
:milli% truth We know not, that the re
, .:- Seers of ml, •*hose, interests would.
be ' considerably emelt'. itie pate
3 hostile to* tile 'project, an it ii alai
stated Mkt' they have alrilidy taken
• ipettiftlireif to secure in leieral stated
;legislation ripOir this subjeet. It'is
:also said that they gave secured to a
great degree tfici'doiitral of the Mantl%
faoturers of Isiiiips and bUrners, so
ttlat there is'at the present time but a
al bgio establishment in Pennsylvania
, eilitir &ado oil burners can be pro.
cured. ' ' ,
If thesethings are so, it- is • high
time that our. oil men 'were waking
np tolheir interests Heretofore they
have been principally devoted to the'
production 'of oil, and the ineidentat
- matter's concerning •the pit:tearing of
engines, boring wells, securing leases,
&e, &e., have engrossed them atten
tion; bat now that those have in a
great measure been shtisfactorily, eet.s
tied, and the oil flowing from the vai.
riaus wells, it is time to look rt . little
Into she . question of the value of the
treasure thus obtained: , '. - Let us then,
-if no other plan can be, deiistd, have
aconvention or meeting, of those'in.
terestod, and . a full,,free discussion - of
the - subjectland let - ne, see whether
iome'meant canhOthe devised where
` .by the oil shall be set ' free from the'
~-. mely of the refineva and placed
:„ rTon ta true basis. - What do our oil
w i
Plo•
l ay to.these suggesting ?
no
1 r
I
Tom' onitifititlon.
t 4. Wirshingtor: diepitch . to
c‘ontninfrial,ditted
ington,•*ptil Bcb,= istiye Etr
Oiiitaittee held a very i*".
iortnnt ` meeting 1
tti-day, durintw 'eh
'they definitely t nireedlOn .
etiWnitted to Congress ; and the... Con-
try- for the reconstrietion of tae
111 Thy
itr.
SOntbern States of the nion.
Btl*xral isictims iti oil ti,rnidli by tuat4ol
• „
bark of the, CodirOtte`o4;aiir '&644ridt
tu a oonstitationtrl Wifikidicitint,ti,hieh '
*.iii, to iditlY: l reportedl to the Ilfonee
'on 11 bi day ~ Thereart considerable'
e
satisfaction expressedi
in; the Commit= !
tee r, lfiat they hid corn toaeonelusion.l
Thefolloteing is uncletoorl td be thel
consittniidnal 'imendment proposed :1
!Anita SECTION I. No• State
hill make or enforce any hi* which I
shrill abridge the privi ages or,-immu- 1
pities of citizens of the United - States;
riot shall any State' deprive any per-.j
son of,life; liberty or propertywit out' ,
due process of law,_ nor deny to any
P,
erson within its jurisdiction the' quit
protection of tke laws. l ',
• SZO. ;2; Representatives shill be
appointed .among .the
. several;'S ;atei
which ,may. be. Included within tkiie
Union, tecording, to their respective
itumbernrcounting the whole number
of Persons in each ptatp, oxdudink In.
diens not taxed. ~-) But whenev li, In
any 'State, the eleOtive• franchise hall
e lz,
be denied i to any Portion of its male
' - oltizenitinett less than, twenty-one years
of age,Ainin any was' abridged, except
'for Participation in rebellion or Other
lertme. the'bruns or representation in
such State shaltl? - st. reduced in the pro.
portion which thenumber of suchl male
citizens shall bear to the 'whole Oum
ber of Male citizens, not less than 21
years of. age. - ' 1
....
SEc. '3. t Until the 4th day of IJuly,‘
1870; all' persons who,ioluntarily ad.
bend to the late insurrection, giving
it l aid and comfoit, shall be exc tided
from the 'right to vote for month TS of
Ctingress, and, for eleetore for resi..
dent 'and Vice President of the United
States. ,' ° ' -
WE
Szo, 4. , ' Neither the United '
nol. any State shall tglininAd to pa
debt or obligation already incurr ,
which may hereaftei be imam.:
aid of Insurkeetion or war a
'LIM United States or any clainil
compensation - for loss:of invOtu
(4 ,
seivice t or labor.
A I SM .5. The • • Congr j es
.- shall,
OWer to enforce, by a proilla'
gislati,M, tho provisions of Ulla&
1
bill to provide,for the rent°
of.the ' States'lately in rebellio
their full political rights; by adm
delegations to Congress; and a a
bill debarring. leadiG i g 'rebels .
holding (Ange l rsiorted, i
log the follosiini clauSea:
First.' Th 6 President and Vice,
ident of the'Confederate State
aalled, , and the heads 'of Depart.'
thereof. • ..- -1 / 4 1
Se..:ond. Those whci in other
tries acted as - agents Of the Con
ate Stites. . 1 • I '
_'
Thicfilu-gcrcitti-dh ere . 4'illyt.ilny
t 13,0140 of the United States, amtall
persons - edneated in I the military or
naval academy of the,. United Sti.es,
Judges of the courttil of the U. Ma .es,
and Members 'of 'either house ef 'le.
36th! Congress of the United States,
Who „give aid or •comfort to the late
rebejlion.; • I
IForavn. Those who acted as 6ffl
cers of- the Confederate States, 'so call:
sit, above the grade of Colleli or
Master iri the 'navy, or any on who,
as Governor of any ; of the Confeder
ate States gave aid 'or comfort to 'the
late rebelllon'. - I. 1
I Fifth. Those who hoio,Veatel*
•
cers' or soldiers, or sailors, of the
or navy of the UnTted States, ci
ed during the late was, othar'Aviiii
lawfully as prisoners of, war.
It is undefepod that the l c-ote upon
them yvaatetellve against three. 1 As it
'is known that Senator Johnson, and
Reptesentatives Grider and Rogers
only doted in the negative, the i t tlti m .,
ative ',must by 'Senators Fessenden, l l
grimes, Harris, Howard and, Wil
liams,
and 'Representatives Stevens,
Washbnrne; Morrill. Bingham i Conk
ling,'Boutwell and Blow. ' :
-• 1 . WASHINGTON CITY, Apri '2 . 9:
...-
The report of the Rec:o•nstr iction
Cocarniittl will be reported, to both
Houses oVongress t o o-morraw. It is
intended- to press at to an early vote,
though a reasonable amount of debate
will be allowed. *Should it be, passed
ky the requisite two-thirds .Vote, a
resolution will , be pOtiented requet 7
in-the GoVeznore to Convene 0 State
L - egislatures in extra sesoion 1 r, thjs
purpose of iatifying the amen Ment.
, A Demoeratic member of ' th • idorn
.
mittoo; yesterday submitted' th , plan '
as agreed on, to the President I Mr.
Johnson thought‘there was a pr etieal
abandonmenti or th p., negre s Oreg.('
issue, while, Pn - the Other hand ft vir.
tinily asstinied the nneciestitnti nality
of tio - --bivil rights bill, by 'pre kitting
i )
to koccitpOrafe it' in the Cousti ration.
.
Tear& was a bill before'the ,
41.u143, at its recent , session, r
ablritOar cent: the legal rate of
est in Penusylvania,'whie an
clefer4el is the,House, then reaonsici
ered and passed, but defeated in":ho
Senate.' The law remains as tii*as,
and allows drily silperreent. an , the
taxes. We i think thuTsUfileientl,l
i FIC
.... , . k 1
1
I 1 4. 01 0 . - .. GEORGE F. UMPORT, -o 4.lle
ghtony College; ‘eadville,r re awed
lest weeks the diploma of Corre pond;
ing Member of the Arthinological
Sbciety of Rollie. Mar is thb fi t
hOnor .of the• kind ever otinferred upo
aoitiier.''oflthe United . fliatesF;; it.i
therefore peCuliarly gratifyiug to the
Professor. The Arobieological ElOciety
was foundedlA. D. 1.829, by i thoKlCing
of Prusaik and is obndlicted by. the'
chief 'archleblOgisis of 'Ger tidy;
Frenee, filly; aild'Prneeiar.• •
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,INT.Clll 7 l.Effigi. r. .
,' • I ,
~.-Ij. sau t t , rs. i 1 ' :• . I
' 'flail*, 24.. it '1)111 0 1 ; irktreasel..,the
clerical iforoe - 'of „ the .Ipartineo_k.of
the .Intkrini'vess refeire
.to.aiStieolal
.Cetrimt4ee:r.Billaireiaretiorted !Cali
mg Consider:and Pipliiintio ailibist
jt
.trenta; autherizing theno nage - *.
9(11y
cent., pieces; !and to suppl dello. memo
in the Printing' apprOprisitions Z3s.
- olationicv!ere adoptedAtiquestinit' the gedifitirria :die Rao ,re;brt on
e Icavy orders forbidding.; „ tiers - to
go to Washingtbri without lea • e and
calling on, the Secretary
,of _ ' sr for
information4s to ibie'reerards" in. the
capture of l'etf. 'Davis and ot. ere. ' .A
resolution for, the relief. Offloy .1. ,citi—
zens .Of tweeeunties Of est ' irginia
, wwreferred. The 01.11 . . roll:ye cer.
I tain Wave' tentracteris. - mended
'.and vootponed- till te,..d .- - he bill
for, theauntisston of C. 03 'ado .arse np.
as itie . special orderosnd was debated
R... Without takibg a ;Die the
1 Senate tent4.
gi. adjourned. I.J . I '
. . 1 nous& 1
- Tho bill for a* shi•l , anal
Niagara Falls was debate d. ,
substitute offered , to chnnter .
ny to construct the canal. -
went ovei,till to-day. be S
meadmenta to the /10eas
bill, were ; non-6nourreo ! in
Commitiee of . Conferenes lw
for. Numerous Senate! bills
ferred to cbrtunittees. ' Al bill
*troduceci to prohibit Territor
islatures from' passin_g !specie!
incorporation. ,The llOttse t
up the Army bill, and , . the ri i ii
postpone sv as wttlitliti?vii.
the :debate' on the PrOrist
section, a d efy lively personal,
versroccurred between \ilessr,
ling and Blaine in respept to i
its of the Provost Marshall 1
and l'is Bureau. The e l ection
thine the ißureau was ;iltric
and its existencolimited,tosi.
Atter the presentation Ot i va
monstrances, petitions,c., t
m ~
took a mesa till 7}, and the
451
bear reports from the Pacific
Committee. The bill 0 . eit 1
time for tompleting certum la
'railroads in lowa, Ste., *as .1
ted. The' bill granting !fend:
and Missouri for • the State I
was reported back wittilLrn
ae
which were agreed to. liThe
- referred to the Committee .
Lands. The Northern!lPaei ,
rea.l bill was repotted! bac ~
mitted, again reported, and I
siderable skirmishing. the m
tion was ordered to, be take
and the House adjourned.
' SEKATZ.
'Avair; l 2o.—Petitions • i
tvere
ed for inter-State insurance
compensation to
. loyal i eh'
Florida.. A resolution io pri
copies of the - report of !It: e
sioner of Agriculture w a
Bills i were introduced to gr
to the , Kansas and - Neosb
Railroad; , and' to autherine
bridge lier the MississiPpi a
111. Th ; bill tc l admit! l Col
then taken up, and, after a
bate, tbei motion to i l •ecom
vote rejecting the bill i 1 was
10to 'l3. Ark !amendment
_ - -
tates
any
d, or
in
i d,,
sinst
6 for
tary
have
e le
i • ,
twit..
ation
30
sting
, coed
1 from
,
clad-
Pres
so4
, ents
conn
,odor
giViens - iias, rejected, 7'to 27
bill then - passed, 19 to;t3. -
uousz.l ;
Bills were :r.tredueelf to a
rmpost Duties Collection
i corporate the Wasp
of Music. , •A joint kesolutio
fered autborizing the
of war, &e and refer, ed.
explanatier.s we're haade b) 1
Blaine aliTheonkling. i The
Pacificßailroad, bill WO
and a sharp, andi rathe
bate followed. I.llr. gee
tice he would 1 movoli the
question ',to-dayirand the
journed. ' • • •
K 1 aft
'
: 111 e al
3trtiar3'n:
SENATE.
Ain't. 26.—A bill wa introduced to
provide for p4,iner.t of elairns' on ac
count of Quarterr,nasters' +res, (ic ,
which Was referred. A !petition Was
presented for the ,expuf ion f Garret
Davis. A resolution ai)pr priatiog.
i
82.100,000 for "expense 'Or ollecting,
the euEittlnii was passed JT e bill to
facilitate postal and m litar commu
nication, was taken up cid debated.—
Without , taking a votio , th e Senate
went into ExecutivirSeesion 'and then
aliijburritiel'..
, v
nOUSE. I ..,
Ora . Were , passed. ti '
dut!eir.to facilitate ': - the
t.ll ' U. S. Treasurer's;
eh rter the West ilndi
C ~ with ainqiiilments;
o l i
of Ipayinaster43; qind to C,
risdiotion of Abet Cotrt
A bill was reported
825,000 kilebninitie W 4,
The Ist`Oiklierti Pacific!
was taken up and debt
b utt o vote was reach}
ety . iig sundry pe titi on
plishing some routine!
House adjourned.
- . - r ' ORNATE.
APRIL 27.—,-The Ho
to the !West Indies Tele t
wore non-conenrred ii 4 and
enco Committee askiiidl for.
for relief:, of certain naval c
was palmed, a motion to
having ine*ously been l reje 1
25, and to recommit, la: to
caution was offered by'lflr. N
the amendment of the Col
and the , ; Sonata adjourned
day- . '
iuteri
z' first
muss.
A resolution was - 44. plea
ing the Presidbnt toldonnnu
laws, &c ., of the lilentbilrn S
corning the irsedmen. Ala
ber of privatti bills were , p
otherwise 'dispesed of. The
Pacific / bill jwas taken up l ,an
at length, and. amensirsents
(erred. :Tlitio . previtios sittestt
by Mr. iryide; who was to
itiebhCe,*heh Mr. Spanldir
6-10: de 'bin and imeridine
tale. which was carried,76
another .to eciesiclere Was al
the table l ' Adjoriraed
• 40.
El
7:t::-.-•#1, 174 --;'-; 1
APRIL Bfis=litr " . l! r.linitiey offered a
I
petition, foe,,,- the#lief,"cit thel poor Of
Alabama,„Which ly 't e!) referre d .to t
in hie ,
CoulatoiCAn Clamil.l - '.;,, . 1 ' l• I
Mr I
z.,,Triusibull Called tip . the bill to ,
authorttii•the cotinctioti of eertait
bridgesioi the M ' iimippi l at'Quincy .
Illinois; for rail#Verpoeol'il , ,
Thu, bill _MOW* -tippropriatkina for
the au'pport' of the Penh: ice 1 Depurtl.•
merit for the ens log; year Tyne c"!lv ii i
ti .iiir. '''. T rimbull o ifereil .tbe;, , folio
ini as in iiMiiii4 ect to , the bill: IsTO
I
person exorcism or performing t e
dsies of any o ee wLiob bylaw, a
required to . b e S t ecl, by the advice an i
bi d
*went ;of the enete, .8601 hefor,e
confirmation,. by the' Senate,l reeeiVii
any salary or confirmation tot:, hie ser
vices. Urileaa he lbe commissi oned . by
the President to fill up a;vacaney
I , whieh
,bia, l dnriiig the races of thn
Se'nate, aiideince its lest , adjournmei.,t ,
happened by death, reeigdatioti or ezr
piratiorinf•term I• • i I -
"I , • . .
4 .. • moues,.
itr. Rica, of Maine, !introduced a
bill giving further tiraeland faciliti
for the , couversioc of theltiste Ban 13,
which was read wise aril referred to
the Committee on Banks !' '
• Mr. Knykendzil,: of lllinoiip...intro
duced a joint resplution, declaring We
Coti riiiatitutional ridatio of the State
- of Tennastiee restored to tbeirpracticil
relations with iithe United Statile,
which was ;read twice and referred to
the Judiciary' CoMmitteiPk' t - I
Mr Stevens ftom-the Retioiistruh..,
tiun Coir.mittee,leubmitted..a - report,
alreiady,l published. It.reply to a
I.
question, Mr. Stivens said this rept) t
did (sot supercsde the one mincer:if g•
Telitiessee,subm4ted some dais ai tide;
that the latter could be called ,up It
any, time: •
Mr. Conkling presented' ix,petitid i n
of sixty.flye fdassachusetto 1 wometi„
a
asking kamendment of ,thei Consti
tution prohibiting Stites ftom die-
,franchising on aucount.lof sex.
Referred. 1 . 1• 1
n 11.
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Heavy lc obbeiya '1 '
B i n
WHEELING, Val.,;-April' 29---Abotit
3 o'cicek on s l unday morbing, si x
burglars ' entered 'the residende of ttie
Cashier - of th'ed Harri Son ;Nation l
Bank of Cadiz,•Ohio, btickedland ga .
god the CashieiL, and dempilled hi i s
wife - to deliver up the keys , of • the
bank and safe. proceeding thence ix)
- the bank; they effected
• fin ',entrance
without much oPposition,'arid iebbiid
the safe .of thi'se hundred '
,thousand
dollarivin bonds kind about fiftyilions
ancl dollars in dePostts. After lockiqg
the watehniani in' the sate, they made
.good their estape on a hind . r ear, cut,
ting the titlegtaPh Wired in t' o'placcis.
The robbers abir.doned. the and-cir
il l
at a station, tiSai Alexandrh .l , on
,ttie
Pittsburg, Cul mime & Cincinna ti
Railroad, and ' took to the 4 itoods.L.,
The - surrotiadilg eiNotty "hail bon
ainused,ind4 large force is ii•,puregit.
Twenty, thouistl dollars 'r,43 ward lis
offered fir ,the a teat of they robbers.
t . . • ,--- 1 , LATER. 11. • '
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WitaiLisp, WEST WA., 4.41yr . il 30
The lu.----" -- -" --- - ---- ' ---- 1 " • - •
r . t h ik ,"ffer iso, n Natiotal t Bank
Oadiz, Ohio'," Were overtaken ab
two miles.. lotri Lairang - i; Ohio, .t
afternoonJ harp encounter t
place. in, whi hLipe of ' the burgl/
was, alo tinded nd three, - ciptured,
Oiiii sriceeedeld in making his dfled
closely pursoe. • ''he amount
money recovere prcibatily ()act
one hundred 1. housaild doll
pri.sent
,snd for
'zens of
L t .10;000
omrms
opted.—
Ilapds
V/4110
ado was
lolg, de
Ider- the
adopted,.
b,t Mr :
and the
joerned.
end the
, and to
• oidemy
wait of.
vessels
Personal-
Messrs
orihern
ken up,
!mad de
.
!ave no.
previous
pe use ad-
AN the Sts,
Ali otv n in , on
Lions issued yi, the IFreedrnen's .
zi )
reap t'Whitti and .Blacks` respect)
ly, during dui Brat qnarter,of .t,be , c
rent year,;'was follows:
' Month. I.' To lE,,tiitue. To lilacki
its
January, j 1866:: ..... 47,836 . 1! 11,695
February J 4 - ..' i ... 84;044 .....1..- 9,817
.;. March ... I ' . 1
102;204 li - 11,442
Total l
or nearly eight
.Blacks, . I
--Yet the
journals Ilzill i
these fapti, at
to believe th
that Bureau I
Blacks 'silent).-
1
Tuz.othef ea
ed the Inifianiti
ti, just befoee
and.laid down
Nasty and
corning haut4
charge of their
Ot the bundle;
Opening ;it sh ,
six month; 0
shawl, arUl been
took tbo cbil
first in her fa
i t,. cerlkin
ersilent of
ante;
elegraph
be relief
rem
set
aec
ieB
for
, xtenl
of
our
. .
the jw-:
:hum
rpriate
to C ity.
610', bill
shie
'Au [
ted
!I
A CORRAP6NDENC4' between the
Secretary of ; the Treasury..and •Mr.
Wells, ot I thS 4 ?,elnitine Commission,
'relative wan e ualizatiOn - of the sot.
diers', bounty;' has been pahlished.- 7 .
.M
Mr. cCullucli annouucesi that the
Measure t ill A:fd greatly to the'publis.
debt andnquired whit difference it
will makelin Mlle report of the CC.m
miision. lair.
r lWells responds that if
the debt is int eased -any further no
redactionl in ,+e taxis I ctt be made
with safety.-
] —I -
ATTOBVIEY , .I
i West' to Ire° al
somawhatim si
'remitting; ap
~ I'
the detSimi A
place of the Itii
not be made
to - 'Washingtc n,
cuta"w - ViCh bi r o'
the itidniinistrf
, 1 1
ftei ie
4c-com
neee, the .
• 8. a
„ bus
, ndments
isrib . bill
Contor
t The bill
ntractora
, i fe motpot.e
4 11 to
ileon for
outtaton
L
I ill, mon-
311
j request..
irate the
tee von=
go nom-
Seed - and
orthern
; debated
were of•
n moved
'.loSe- the
'moved
ts ion the:
, 58, and
I Igid on
A PRoP9BITi . EppoBl% in :the Mem: ,
phis .4ifidun'e4e for d grand COmr . Anfion
of the pOpla . of the Souttiefn ' and
Northefni Ste ,to he ttthrh3 Cincin ,
nati on the Fiohrth of . .Tttly nett "for
I 1 1 • , i ~ ~
the purpciee of comierto tidencate i dß.
derstanding aii td . titielolitical st a te
which the States and peoPlb of Ithe
S,3uth are to occupy in the futare.r 1
.. ,
1 ' .
f , . ,
kansas—as
• '033,084 , I
82;954
to Whites, Irto one
-aders cf Demob* ,
• er be allowed to k
will parpogely be
the epeoditure,
're for the benefi
Tribune.
a young 'My er.
oli a s depot WlC:mein'
e detarture.f 'a tri
bundle rat her cai
pea Oat agairu,
the woman hail
nom went totalce cj
nd found,it i
found a child, about
, wrapped j up, in a
.reeently married she
orrie to;, adopt as the
IY• L . 11
2 , T --. SFE ' ZBAL" ED has gone
it bis beltltb which is
$
it i trod by closo and un
lication".to business.— .
'lion of thei l time and
al ofd Jeff. Davis iivill
til,Mr. Speed ret urns
unless sotnetbiri4, , 1 00 7
t now anticipated; by,
it lon ' 'l ' .! ,
, , _
'Gm • ivitt, 6.iof th ' . 'e l4 O,
leaflet% hi Ipeeoh i a few d ay Glace,.
4ectiatewt-Thai. it-7,month of. .11.0'
ersint (by without:a low !mini atrafilt,j
f e
lia,veuld tee ap t ii- cause of lost.}—it
lie' had II disappointed, foi he fip_
1011. Oahe _ago to be ciii the -Oa
101 l Itolong ago is Jaauttrib . Ikopitd
.t4cseii . thellith oat 00, rising , . fir the
he expectathin haul, tot beery, aline&
A viper called .e' 'lrish '
i - nbitehed Sin 11%neiseo,
ontirply in green k. '
• • . „ ._ . . 1
SIX,C=O'
Count . c.i,o*kypiti 1031. 1 _
_ . 1 : • : Ft
fiIEQIE tr,nion votentlpf Beaver linty nre
- tequested to meet atthe 11,111111 sees Ifor
o ding eleetionit, in th 'several issaishi
ownahips, on SitirdaY, the 26th. , ay, and
pPoint delegatea to *County con Wien., to
.held.-cS , ,_ l • . 1
01 /4 4 .Yil the ,28th o :May; at , l
,
for-tke purpose of' nom inating is Con
and' lo nominate one chndidata for
'lsms candidate' for Pre#ldent Judge,
didita for State Senate; and onecill
'
I .4sably, • : I.' '
I - The primary:meeting' in the town
be.held between the.hcnui:of 4, and
r. Mi, ,and in the boronghs between
of 1 and 9P. it: •, I
1 In 'obedience to a renolitti on uf Cc
ventieni the voting for kiindidates . i
tyrant elections I districui shall be by I
1 ' I f By oedei of Comm
'1 ! -.I '. ID. I. istmul
1 ,T4U sevioral • ilectioil distracts - el
fo delegatis as folllweto 'wit : .. • .
llorongb ' ' . 4 Industry .. 7 j
Big. ' 2 Independu
Big Beaver '-. • - 4 Marion
Brighton . a Moon
Chippewa ' 4. New 800
Darlington : - 4 New Sewie
Ikonomy 4 North. Sol
Filtsion .1 . ' 8 Ohio ' '
/tesalilin 2 Patterson ... I
rredom bor 8 Phillipabnrl
reidom diet ....,.... 2 Pulaski ...
4fne 4 - Rochester
V i i : ankfort ' 4 Rocheiter
lirOthre 4
! ilopswelf 4
ANNOLTNP , EMEIC
•,
We are authonzed to aCin6
names a! the'follotving Oral
candidates for the ~ :effices nam
.3 ,
jper, io the 'decision of the trrio
ty Conveolion: ,
Congress. d
80. V. LAWRtNcE, WfUi
,
I Preside t Judql.
I .4 3.,B.ca44UßfajlsT, New
Aesoeiate Judge.
BENJAMIN TODD, Indust
AGNEW DUFF, New- Brigl
THOS. G. KERR, Freedom;
State ,Senate.
ALEX. W. TAYLOR, Barr
8.ENJ.,13. BR.A.DFORD;
RENR,Y,
AssP r ntb/g.
THOS., NICHOLSON, Fl
M. SP:eaver
I •
I- • -`B4eriff.
ER B. BRIGGS , I
SPENCER .b. 4,IGGS , Int
JOHN. S c . LITTELb; Hci , ,ln
ABNER MORTON, Brikbt4
AMES A. ANDIRSI?I Bi
.I)*VID.JOHNSON,,FiIIai
I'Register lEf• Recorder
Ty A.:vinll. 0111 vrrnw_l R"
SA3tUEL ,HASI T ILTON; Olj
i'Ll. DAVID D. JOHNSON,
I' ,e/erk -pf Couris..
'JOHN A. FRAZIER.,Bear t
•-
' 1 „ Commissioned.' •
• 1
LS. - BLAZER. Economy,.
JAS WARN °Mid North
JOHN GARRARD. Newi Sc
[ RPII'.T.' F. WILVAIN, I R°
1 1 '
Poor louse Director
1 1.10BETtT D.. CO6PEEL Mo
IjOHN IK. POT T ER, Racci
IDA VID EWING. Raccoon.
~ .
1, - . Auditor..
A. j. LAWRENCE, South 1
1 .
'Trustees {of Aceidemh DR,C JOHN MURRAY. Bel
Da. DAVID STANTON,N
'~.
i
.at ditori Aryue :
i hile "mady '
i re coffering
1 heir claims to tho'offices which arr tdbia filled.
1 n tbi.4 county , next fall, allow nge to !say a
If bid in behalf of my friend' arid neighbor,
i arius Singleton, whom; I believie, le being
il ffered by his' friend! as a candidate 'tor Reg
star and Recarder. • •
IF.
,1 3lr.7Singlet 01. was born and rail d ini3eaver
flontity, and has always been true o hiSparty;
the is a man in 'moderate circiimaneell plian;•
• 'I 'nd
ii ": 1 Y, 1{ has a,wife dud famil yto 'support — .
lii August, , lB62, he cntisteiV a 'private
°ldler in the. 140th(COL Roberts );Regt. P.
:' . 7., in. which he sereed.ilmost three/year; its
,
. . e
ile
an enlisted man; w with hii regietit in si
t '..- I
, meal all its marches and' engage en up to
ri , iii
,
, .heclisige of the lid.lC?rps at Sp Atsylvapia,
hero, he was serideely •weunded, I thereby
, i•eridcring uselesshis heft aim.
1 '3ir. - SinoOeton bee+ three honor
. and is reputed by . his comrades a
I . I
.deer,. As to :his cempeteney to 1!
'duties of Register and Recorder, t
t
no . Re is L graduate of
4
pantile Collegerof Pitt, sburg,.Pa.,:s
firsi class letters front that institdt
indwii to be an hiinoluble, moral
iins)›erate . gentleman. Hellas neitl
_asked for'office in this county; - net
he at this time 7ereihe able by nl,
• 1
with one hand td support his wifi
I Gentlemen, Repi4can . voters
coli#ty, lit us dd. emir duty and el
lessl 1 some one mor, competent,
. - •
wko has superior clangs to offer, •
' Aeon Tp., April leth, 18116, -.
. ,
Eorroas Audosi4ciri tie req fisted to sn
it; - • . '
incnince the name of Saniiielliani ton, of Ohid
township, as a candidate for Re ter. it lie.
~ I, ‘ , •
corder. In presenting the Dante I'l , lr, Ham.,
iltan we - preeent a meat at cam ra ral, intelli
-1)04, and well qualified for ciff!ce 4 .
.tbLiajoiang
i tai4l was amongst flu fuut to offer hiS liervices
iht%ehalf of his country. He • barged thq .
;duties. of ,a a soldier well; and 'gat is rig - Mitt:a.
'• . .
in the bloody battle of Fredericks nig, where
1 1
so 7 tbany of our patribtie young . eien offered
lup their livisiind linrs in behalf or ',our good
I :d' Sag. -st .
.. / ...
1 ',ie.' Himiltdn'bas since the losi
'taiga etlierough senile in Dar
'College, Old' acquired the use of
- '. , I
ibis left heed: • ,
•. •
'tic
S OW
ed
' of
of
MU
ME
I'ci - doirtractoi•s.
,
r a uirD 'EOPOSAS ara' selhdUpd- till .
WED : 4 -i
AT, May 9th, for dm erection
b • • tke NatOnal Bank of Bawer
Connt*At • • Brighton. Pa.; according to
•tns and - rificatfOks now ready ,for exam
' ion i tit ir.oMoe of *ABA & MOSER, 4 1 1 -
Draistek Buiblisih, Pittsburgh, and .
May lbil sigma - nod stile Banking holm in
New_ißrightom on end after Esturday the -- 6th
of 1 11 47.' ma72,'66.
11:1111 - COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
IIRAVRICCOUNTY,;No.27O, Mar. T, 1858,
the Matter of the Yolusary
of i Thos. M'Xinley to R. P, Roberta. •
-. Notice -it hereby given that a Supplimental
and Final Account haubeen sled in the dice,-
by William Henry,.. Executor of the laat will
and testament, of R. P, Roberts, .dec''d., and
that the saine will be eonfirmed on the first
'day of June term unless cause to the contrary
be then shown: .
epic, is
Oriniedl
• A.ll
ticket,
• ty
Congress,
•,; one
i'didstel for
hipS will
! . 7 o'oloolt,
the hours
Lintz Cod
1. the ;dif
1 ; allot.
!Wee;
Cli'n:
euift.lid
I 1 8
l ee * *
J. 12
. 14
•
....r 1.2
P.,. .
. , •
Raccocin...
South Iles
•
t 1
emen
ed, But
)n Cdlni
El
rigtl i to l
pi `I
ton;
right,
foil;
ELM
etrY3
town;.`!
n;
Beav
EIS
; to,
1 : eaver;
r.. 4
i Sewlek;ly;,
wieldy,
luister;.
=I
il
Be~se~~
• gewatar;
Bqghton;
blf wounds;
tnodel sol
erform the
ere esti be
Is I's ?dor
ndbe beers
on. Ile is
[and striedy
1 . et: held nor
*the F r 'would
anusl labor
slid little
12112=
oiFthy, sad
"piesented.
of chit. arm
le!ortiantile
45 'pen with
j oie or tioto ,
Tdwssate
mai2,'66:Bw
LIBEL IN DIVORCE•
N the Court of Common-rkis of Beaver
I
COunty. No. 149, March Term, 1866.—.
kliasibibpcena in Divorce.
MATILDA. Nossun, by hei next friend,. A. T. M.
. BUCEANAX,. vs. OLIVIIIIL T NORTON. •
To Oliver T. Norton, the , above named
spondent: Yon 'are hereby notified to be and.
appenr.at the nestaterni of said 'Court, to be
held at Nearer, on the first Monday of June,
1866, thin and there to answer the Complaint
of :the libellant, ad , to iihOw cause, if any you
have, why her ;er for :diVorse, sminnas
mania/Ca, should Ot. be , granted.
JOS. 'ILEDLIS, Sh'ff.
Sus ire's Ohio ; 1 • • '
may2'66._ f
14OM ALL T
kj suffering the
ache, and Dread o
find that Dr. 'Cha
Relievelou by the
stroyer; Laughing
of Pleasure rather
g Gas I !
THATI HAVE .' BEEN
ntold miseries of Tooth-
Extraction, and you will
dlrr =& Son are ready to
se of the Great Pain De
r I land make it a source
ban Pain!
'one performed in the but
d at as reasonable terms as
the county. •
All Dental Opera,
possible manner a
any goad 'bestial i . 1
larPfriee in Ito j
myl'66 T.
haster,Beaver Station.
IJ. CHANDLER & SON.
Audito
TN the:Orphana' Ci
the; matter of tt ,
adniinistr,ator of di ,
,deed.; account coy
7s Notice.
,ourt of Beaver cognty. In
.e account of Henry - Naas,
e estate of Jaeob,Noss, dr.,
firmed;
And now, to wit:
of John E.' Young
Samuel ,hlagaw, -. E
several yartier clsi
ey in thilamis of
ing, to the said ests •
, tribute the same to
came, according to )
A true Eit
..Attest: ' I . J
The Auditor will
sboye• dppoiiitment
Beaver; on Thursd
10 o'clock, iCtit.,
tie/ in interest ms,
.may2,'6B
April 26; 1866, on motion
E B q., the court appoint
an Auditor to-itear the
cant, and report the mon
t4id administrator, belong
* for distribution, and die- .
the parties entitled. to-the
- from the Recohl.
N A. ,FgAZIS,It, crk_
t-Fato the duties of the.
I the : Clerk's 'Office, in
24th of flay, 1866, at
!t which time and place par
, trend if they -atm prover.
I 8. MAGAW, . Auditor.
BEAVER
lINTY• SS:,
,'urt in and for•said coon
; p.. Judges of said 'court.
ie . account of Thos. J. Pow-
Wilson, administrator's of
David Boies, dec'd.; SA
iil 26th, 1866.
1 461'26, 1866, on motion
qJ, the Court appointi R.
d l itor to marshall the as
r 'tors and mike report to
I • [From the Record.]
. O. A. FRAZIER, crk.
TN the Orphans' I
1-ty, ibefore the '
In'the matter of t
er and Joseph H.
the estate of Col
count confirmed A
And,' now, to 'wit:
of S4l. Wilson, Ei
Harrah, Esq., as A',
sets amongst the Isrp
COurt recordingly:_l
Attest: 411
ThW Auditor a
parties interested tc
et which time and
claims' against the
dec'd'., are hi
apy2'6s. J
11 •
ive Darned will meet the
.r the purpose of his ap
ffiee in the borough of
• e Z1.114•7 , ,4t 140.7, &woo;
.lace all persons having
es, tate of the said David
!eby notified to attend.
HARRAH, Auditor.
VALUABLE 1• AL ESTATE
FO. SALE. .
THE .unde l pirgn ~ wing been duly an
tborized, offer t rivate sale l i!.be follow
ing described real: sta e, situate m Raccoon
township, Beiver. nu y,, Pi., late the prop
erty of John B. ': . 11, deed., bounded north
by Inman's, east: Alexander ;klcltibben..
south by Kennedy d Morrow, West by-Jas.
Ewing; con'tainingt bonti two hundred ind
two acres, oiler one undred and twenty acres
cleared, under a goOd state of cultivation.—
Well Watered -and an excellent. orchard. I t A
large two sto 4 ry franie bOise, barn, and good'
out,bifildingef on the premises. , Will be sold .
in one body or divided to snit',puroliasers: 1.
For`terms and furtherparticulars, inquire of
' ROBERT S. HALL,
1 , Near Induntri or
--' .
JAMES ORR I (near premises.)
1 - township.
1 , .
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my2'66
ORPH'AN'S' COURT SALE.
, .
11
N pursuonee of an order' of the Orphans'
Court of Beaver county, the :undersigned
tinraell at public vendue 'or outcry,-on the
premises, on.“--• • ; ' ; , •
. . TRURtDit Y, 211ak 31 5t,1566 ' 1
at one: o'clock • . M., the following *described
iirop,erty,..sittiste in Chippewa township, Bea
rer county aforesaid, being the real estate of
Helmet; N. Xennedy, late of ,Beaver ccunty,
deceased: IBef it inning at a 'white oak, thence'
briands •ot 'John . and .ratues Mitchell,. north
f degrees, :emit 197 , perobes fire-tenths 'l6 a
heap of sieves, thence by land of Ethan ThOm 7 .
se. north - 891 degrees, west ip perches to a post;
thence i by land of the Pertner's & .Mechanic's
Bank,-south 4 degrees; wilFit .198 perches to it
pest; thence by land of JaMes Kennedyl,north
88 degrees; east 43 perchesr to . a white tisk,
place Of beginning; _containing 53 acres and
98 .perches, ~strict meastire ;. on *hick . - is
erected an excellent new frame barn, 52 .by- 80
feet, withl three:dui floor 30 by 20 feel, mows,
&e. and three stables underneath -' allow leg
`and-frame house* with a frame kitc hen, antf!ti
cellar under part of the house; • alsO a certain
other peon of land adjoinitig the foregoingdti-4
scribed. tract' . of land, Situate as eforeiain :
Beginning at a 'white oak, thencisby rand of
Richard Walton, south 202 perches to a stake: .
thenceby loader James Rennedy; south 'B7l
degree:, wese-24- perches to s white oak ;
thence by. land of" !John 'Aleianaei, north j.
,degree, east 202 perehes to's stone,and thence
.by' land' of Jame! Acta, north 871 degrees ;
east 221 'perciest,i 4 .place of beginning, con
taining 29 'sores 123 perches, strict measure ;
on which there hi, erected a frame barn 4814 ,
18' feet.' , 'l' ' • -- ' • ; ' ' - - •
'The above described lands are well fenced
except about two- acres. Sixty sores are in it
fine state of cultivation, and -the ,balance. is
wood land. • Therein an excellent
,young or
chard'hearing fruit on the premises,consisting
et .about 160 apple trees, 1)0 peach trees, nd
some jiherry trees. .'. •
.1 ' •
There, are also three good springs of never- ',
failiiiovater, and a coal bank opened and in '
working'. condition. , • -; , •,- I - I
Book 41tut pima through a portion .of said '
lands,. : the.norilt branch of ;Brady's •Ittin and
there are about,twenty acres along sai d run
Whieh fie Considered excellent oil tetritey.—
There are two nil wells now. being put down
iikrtalf smile of said premises, t and prep,
1
.1111)04usg - . ire 1 being -made, to put down four
more. in the immediate vicinity, • 1:i 7 . .
TERMS.- half of : tite - pniclivise money
in hand, on the cOrtfirnietiat of thesale by the
COrtcsi4thi-reinllbuder inlwo squid swniud
instalnienti i . from. diet date.' with'.. *Veld
from' the•siuste , tinte, ttCbe secured by.kre and'
11mortgage,,• ' ...:,. 413411111 EL ..MAQAk a
.. ,:- f
Muer 9r,ge....ettate - at tt. ?7:. (enleHfilee'd.
• i- may2;7oo. • ..
' I
. , .
• sithiltolcs'ig
BEAyan.Vou n . ri i • is : • ..
WCOMKOMPICALTIf OP '
W‘lllXBkßa Pt
ri Or otr a y t
int: '' If John IterlO4 euike SAID c ; yon e ta *,
nesting Monist', then *Comment,
pfd,. by good sod liitfoPQ,'
,ottow; Atint W erhatiti Dinin k ,_
- w, ThOmaii Berlowaotherienyon, g""'L,
Jackson, flittah Itaintn; •Jahn 'Barlow --- n.7
smith,- Winiati,., Job;'-i Sida•Y
Smith, 'Sarah Hatfield..Willie:re panwhili
poen, Mary • Wh i4h l Q: • lOW. IN
Elwood York/aeon..
.. LiTiolt lietn, I '
hightmlo.Rsat4 In nrywhiPP. Wi ' • ' 1,,,A ,
Jonathescguntkiod -Jones Behotitioer',L,
they. P be ad opPeer before env Jwisinn7"..
Ter, 41, ilk oenett wenn ef ! e esunol
p r . ,
there to bi bold. on:thW first liondel,iir_i
'nest, to show wherefoin, whefets„lninZ!
Jain Bailees Wad the Ng defeeden a ;,7: 11 :,t
ei and Oadieldid do loita sistiiihi h ....1‘c
_ .."Na
lot of ground shoats - 0 . the, ho tembh a' 7
Brighton, Beaver councy t Pa., hi ll ; "4;7
i lar ib e d on, thel' . plot of said town „,„ (r .,
2-48. bounded ;north . by .lot - tie. :201'4.a -
Bridle '," tooot, south by lot No. Zikand - 41
bi I
einal: i street...or towing folk, Of , iith
said intendants deny path* te
t m h a e d i ti al .
be e t Ween them., necordingts thefoot-4
Act of .tatsenettli in frech' ease ieeli - ia mit .
ded,.and
tieinte/P permit not the lamesdd'gontratytolleawlillcilt°sl feiti
Commonwealth(tisit Lptid,e) Al3otheLthere,the l nttte : f th e w
4aniswnt. o ___-_"i.
Witness t he Hon. B. B t ch i, h. p... 4
1 ' d ci a e y tit l (i n c f our
mi ,, ,, ,, , ,, - c id t.A ,c 1) : 741 rt. 14: ., 61, -, ;:z. ,• hil y ,
~. . , :: . -,---
M. WEYAND,
A Inn
'copy. of au!i"on4;publisibila
der'of Court'. • . JOS. LEput
BeaTer;play2'o6 • . r . • het
: Notice in Perftion.
BEAVER CutlfTT, OA :
N the Orphans' in- end for saitictiettLli,
fore the Honorable Judges of said •
the matter of the petition for paniti
j n _
the real' estate;of Rebecca Idadvanon,,
And now, to wit: March 26th, 186tii s tht
grant a Rape on the heirs and legal*•
atives of said intestate, via: Esther
formirly.Bether Glass, intermarried
Gorrell, and sister of - 111d deceased,
maiden name was Glass,) residing is
county, Indiana; John T. Glass. 'a brotlu
siding in Wells county, Indiana; - y
Glass, a brother. 'residing in De Witt
State- of Texas; . Arin- -31eGaffielt, a
said intestate, .(idow of Andrew Me
dec'd,) residing in BeaVer county f
Lucinda: Barclay * !deter of link
termarried with James Barclay, reek
Buchanan county, Joie; Sarah lobneoll
ter it intestate, intermarried with JOlui
sten, and who are two of the petitior
siding in Beaver 'county aforesaid;
Lawrence, sister of said intestate,lar
ed with osepti Lawrence. who are
tionere, residing , in Beaver county.'
James 'Glass, a brother of laid
who -died before the death of Bard
but leaving a widow, Nancy, Ind leak
' John H. Glase,lWilson Glass; Terry Wen
tried With Daniel Bathed; i Ma rv i i , GI.
' intermarried with James IJOhistaa ; tali
Glass, Andrew .Glass; Abbey Glass i ttenw .
tied with - John Todd, sail Abbey-bdog dead
also prior-to thaddeath Of elid Wens ilal
vanon, said intestate,
.and hard , : one iltv-
ter, a minor, without gnarti4to: Minter
intermarried with George Bertn..lied damp
IGlies a eon of said James, 4 leti e.ktiVattiat
' James 'Mash, dec'd., residing belittle toasty
Indiana, except John li. Mateo who residts
New. alilee; Beaver county aforesaid; an
others interested, to show cause if' any
have; why an inquiet to paiepaititieat
real. estate of said - deceased shaild net
awarded at an . Orphans' Court; to be hat
Beaver, Beavericounty, Ps., (antis drills
day of June next. - • . -.,, ..
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.A true copy of Rule:
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