The Beaver Argus., July 11, 1866, Image 2

Aver;
county;
toiD CO'
1 Sherif.
JUSIn.S• .LITTEL lioqiietowa;
Register ff.: iticordei
IIARIUS.SINGLETOS, Raccoon;
•
CTerk of. Ccurts.'t
JOAN A FRAZIER Beaver
dOntinisiioner.
JAB. WATthOCK, North Sewickly;
Poor Rouse r Dircctor:
JOHN E. POTTER, Racetoa ;
, .
- Auditor. -•
J. F. 14.'MILLIN, S. Beaver;
Trustees of Academy, .
Da, JOHN MURRAY, Bridgewater;
Da. DAVID STA.NTON,Nrßliglkton;
r 1-As thisisonrsicendconn'ectior , with'
the . A6nis, in an ‘editorial capacity, we
8,1101 mot again bore, our ren,ders with
It labored saliztatory;,,btit, on the con
trary, after gtstcfully ' , thanking our
, ,,
flatter
ingt.
wtittny predecessors. for tneir
notice of oneself, we at once enter
upon the duties °font positio'n. J. W.i
"Negro Suffrage."
' We learn that a feW , evenings ago
1 E P. Kuhn, Esq., Madelt speech to a
Damocratic audiericein.lndustry; and
in . his opening remarks he assert
ed that 'tthere -vas butl, one Ruobton
beforepeople, the '` '
lad eopa, ndison e t was
nenTo suffrage." As be bad but one
I •
question therefore to opera(e l apon,; it.
is to' be' hoped that he discussed and
I •
'ventillated` that one. thoroughly.
Our itequirttanee: with 'Jr.- Kuhn is
quite limited, but we,beli eve be enjoys
the ireputation of . being a clever. man,
a tolerable lawyer, a:successful oil de
q•elttper,,ane. a "tip-top" financier; but.;
to our mind, he bas evidently becn in
dulging in a Rin Van - Winkle sleep, in
political Am - tse." Preeutning this
urgf Cnmes
ta-be.a geestion bef.)re,the peopleiet
03e premmtntitne! We hope to bear
from !tint with aq little delay as es
vi .
tae. •
=II
of June 22, in speaking
11 - her
of a soldiers i.inealled to. int
0. O- •
the Court Rouse,- a fevi evenings
Liefere, made• use of thi,s lengunot .
'The meeting was a 'COmplete fail- '
-ure. The veterans 'were in attend- I
*once at *the Democratic primary, meet-
ing, The soldiers of Beaver County
are with president Johnson
. senti.
malt, and opposed to theinegro.equal
ity,
,Dnion'. destroying principles of
Thad. - Stevnns pat ty.,'
The Local has' repeatedly' asserted,
Of late, that the "trtie Polcuers"
Beaver coiiiiity were. Demociats, and
that they were,going to support , the.
Democratic ticket.
, 'NoW,,we suppose
that Perishing upon, the field of hat.
battle', r bOaring upon the person the
"scars of - conflict," is trnetworthY ev
idence Of "true.' soldierly qualities.—
This being the standard then, 'we hold
ourself in readiness, whenever the
Local publishes the, names of 'three'
Democratic * soldiers from this eciurity,
: who fell at' the front, either-killed or
:wounded, to pnblish . the names of
FLYB 'snob, s'bo , 'Dot then, do
.uot now, and - probably nifver will vote
or 'act with, that party. ~B o much on
the subfbet, of grit; and .ael t the Local
'has placed itself upon a i'tripping up"
*Worm-, it is to be i hoped that. its ed
itor will one'. his battalions
mediately; so that the'"andience" may
see whether, he or ourself gate'
"tripped rip" on this propos,itioh of
his own making.
But we'' Will try hint' on another
point: There 14 s2ou to be a_thin, sick.'
ly convention Of - soldiers at Harris
burg, to endorse the nomination of
Clymer, for Governor,. :The Local,
we piesume, will by and' by issue a
Call for a soldiers'- meeting in the
Court Hoose,to select de)egateeto at
tend it. Now, if the Local *ill use
its..infinerice to, has. , e that call made
broad enough to embrace all honora.
bIY 4hicharged soldieri of the cdauty,
,and invite them to ; attend the meet
ing and participate in its. proceedings,
reremill.ienture the assertion that the
- delelaten will be instructed three to
'One. to vote for 'General_ Geary ,fot
Goverior, instead of Iliester
•
It that "the proof of tSe . Ood , .
.;
, ding is Chnwingfthe,kag,Pand we
challenge the Local.to,try_ the soldiers
of4woounty on the
,qtTstioit ,t ta we
bAve herspreisented it. _ "'
I
lIMI
. .
• ...-• • "; 1 •-• •••'^ •
In the Argus of a fee. ] ..weilca ago
"Imersebliebed the 'proposed.oOnstitn".
tional amendMent as. it passed to
&safe. Since then it bas:aleo padaelk t
1 the - liOuse'of Itepresentaityea, end/01 6 ;1
peenanbmitted . by the-Seeretary - F)f
State ` to the sever al State Legisilatiree.
The amendment, as it Is :now before
L •z.
MEI
ART,
-these bodies, :or:- will :shortly bevia, as
• t
.follcors "
lieroived, By. the Senate "
and•Houie of Bep-
resentatives of the.llnited.States of America,
in- Congress assembled; two-thirds "of' ho
llonsta:AOnettrringr;thst :the
,fldlowitig wrtiple;
be prop;led to the Legislatures of the seveiall
States as en amendment Wilts Colistittition
tht - tidied States, --which,, when ratified by
threi-fourths of the Legislatures,shall be valid
as part of the Constitutionenamely "
on'.
ington;
rig!lort;
htoo;
~ . ARTICLE , PIM. , .
_ SeCtIOE:I. -All persons born or: naturalizes.
in the United States,*and subject , to the jurie•
diction ,thereof, are 'citizens of-the
.United
States and the Stitteewherein they reside. = i
No State shall melte Or'enforce any law whiett
shall-abridge the crivileges or immunities ot ,
citizens of the United States; nor. sh all any,
gate deprive. any .person •of life, liberty or'
property, without due process °flaw, nor deny,
to any person within its jurisdiction the equal
protection of, the laws.- • • '.l
Section 2. IteireseNatives Shall be appor c ,
tioned among the several States according- tip•
their respective , numbers ; counting the whole
number of. "persons; -- excluding Indians ndt
taxed. Btit whenever the Iright to vote at
any eleCtionJor the" choice of , 'electors •fer
President. And Vice rresidentoePresentatives
in Congress. executive and judicial officers •er
members of the. egislatures thereof, is deui
to any of the male inhabitants ef• such Seat „
being twenty-one year's of age and citizens f
the United States,or • in any way abridge ~
except for, participation in rebellion or other
crime, the basis of representation therein- shit , '
be reduced in the proportion which the nu -
ber - of such male citizens. Shall' be' as to the
whete number of male citizens twenty-ore
years of age in such State.
_.
It
. Section S.. 'That uo person shalt be a Boater
or . Representative in Congress. 'Or eleitot. f
President ; aittk. Vice President, or hold a y
office, civil or military; under the ' Unit d
Stites, or 'under any State ; whit, hairing pre i-:
ously taken and oath as a member of Congr as
or.) as an o ffi cer' of the United States, or -a a
member of any State Legislature, toles an , a
ecUtive • or' judicial o ffi cer of ,anylState! to
support the Constitution of the United States.
shall have engaged in insurrection orrebellion
against the laws; or given aid and comfort' to
the enemies thereof. But Congress may, by a
vote of two-thirds of each House, remove s ch
. 1
disabilitiel. • • ' •,,
'Section 4. The validity of the public. ebt
of the United States, authorized by law, inCla
ding debts inourtedlOr payment of pensions
and bounties for servicee
rection and'rebellien, will not be qtiestio ed ,
in suppressing ineur
bet'neither the United States nor any S ate
shall assume or pay any debt or obligation.
utcurre'd in aid of insurrection or rebellion
against the United, States, or any claim Jor the
loss or emancipation of any slave, but all such
'debts, obligations- and chime shall be'held i'
legal and void. • . . .
i j
oalzb;
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1 On this 'proposed amendment ev i pp
Union Senator Sod Representativei in
Congreis voted 1 aye; while ever
Democratic Senatoi and-Represett
tive 'in. Congress vote.d . noy : 't. is fal
ti
to say, then, that the Union p 1 rt
stands fairly in favor of the !leas re
inck it is equally fair to sly that a
Democratic •party stands squarely or
Pined to it. This being the_eat
. -- sicrrrVTIGITIT‘ / 4 1/O.ILI ip. et
~
wards see exactly what position di
Democratic party has taken upon" tf
tleverarquestions involved in it. TI.
first section' provides that it shall 'be a
i
part of the' supremo law 4. f thear
ibid. ell persons, native or naturalized,
white or.colored, shall be equal bi l fore
the law ;,that is, that. no person hall
I
be deprived ,otl
life,liberly Or pr . p t erty
without due process, &c. The .en and
section presclibes that all male put:.
sons, free of crime, over twenty-one. ;
to
'I
of ago, .who are not allowd to
cote, shall be excluded from the num.
bet cog-ipriling the basii of repre ent
ation. Th 6 third specifies th t all
i lk
,
Persons Nvh2,liorior to' the' rebellion,
bad taken an oath to support the Con-]
titution, and afterwards partici nted
ih the insurrection, shall not be coin-
Petent to fill any puhlic office. The
fourth guaranties the - payment cf the
F ederal r and bars the assumption of
the Rebel debt. , ;
I ' It will thus "be seen that the Demo
,
1 erotic membars of Congress have put
themselves upon the: record, and! thus
Committed the
. wbole 'party to th 6 poI,
icy that all peraens are not eq al in
th
atterspf citil rights—that. tom per..
i 'sons,may be deprived of life,' 4erty
I br property .; without doe -primp"- a l
illaw ; that there shall not boa voting
IrestriCtion in the basis.4)f represnta.
I
I lion ; that treason 8411, not betiniide
,edious, - nbd ,that leadirig traitors shall
!lot suffer evcii' l phliticalpunishment,
though . theYldi'd at ftne time take an
I
oath toleupport the denstitntion and
i j ,
then Violat4 that solemn oblig tion
,itn an attempt to overthrow it ;
,that
: I dle - validity of the publio debt ybe
, questioned, and that boutities)o i l vite-
I ran soldiers rand; pension a tc wou tided
.heroes May or 'May riot be paid,i as it
may suit the whims or caPriceo th,
i,
;Copperhead parity p if it. should el;er b ,
in a position tol ales; ;the. ques ion
that it would be Wfong to io . ' a en
; the ifederal Coristitution as - o pr hit
'lit either' the ' united States can
I,partizular State from ever assumi g '
;pay either , the rebel wardebt,or e air
arising from the loss of 1 slave I
those I wbcCiveri3 engaged lathe fh
f
s,o destroy the- Obverpment.
Tbese are the questions at issu
*min the two politirai parties on t.
Subject of reconstruction, and the
,are the positions of these partiel r
siieutively.-upon then:. It is the o
story over again.. One party is
the -Other 'ditioyat. One asiardii
~ partial justice t6*ll; _the otber : dni
lit Ono is in favor' of. -punis
LEI
ilr.0:1110 1 1 kitherOPlAPaw
i in faior of making tre
the other isle favor of nA
p — eciiiii - 4. Chia 4, in five
' , our, pubU cdebt a P . iArtlifi
as the gonstitntion ; its
wis:lies it so lift that wb
ntapower they_ may 444 i
together,. The one is in
rying the rebel debt bey
of man; the other arishe
(file with en ulterior pit
: -
time Or oilier of paying
---r --".---- '—'
- f
It `-- L .
at 'east apipsc
~
tterefOiii: very i etidilt'm.
mina as - to how - andfer
1 . 4 A Word t1;!, , ,50:
A tidied attempt is, j!
" t this made thronghou As s .
upon soldiers. popper
copperhead orafore Kip
"button-holers" 'are 'en
the present campaign,
"tioya lin 'blue"' i believe
Clymer arid-his party , a ;
during the . rebelliOn u
friandisind fkitianchestli
this clil
' onty, the same
'adopted, and we pre:
gramtrie is , to fight
through on the bypoth
well stuck to is as go
But ' it' ' will fall
purpose; for the lei.
-and his party
,will
then], 'and like Banquo
not down at their bidd
of this record we be
premisin'g at the sam
is but a trifling inst
mer's .war antecedents
ltio zoppe a h cad . in the •
Ably, a more disgrace!!
soldier, record .'thi;ii h i
tench; mistaken; in pi
this record of his doe
in, the acme way that
ser v ed hirr, when a e,
sameoffice'before the
that is, beat him fro,
votes:
The Legislative
1
page2l; states that
resorutiOna:; '
- Reis i olved.;.•That the enate:ol
sylvania, urge upon he 'Con:
L ., the United States tllproprie
creasing the pay. of 11leers
vates of the army • and navy;
.cerq twenty ftveland i,he 'priv
•bundred Per cent?
Y - Iliesi f er Clymer vote
- tire. The vote! stow
1
w the , resolution !vas
Y be accountbd for nn I
; Mr' ' ~ Clymer eoi(1,
I '
° "Lincoln Hirelings,'
'" didn't want_ them l
pa,
-- . r-; .1
ate, ands lie l IN
stor T
neOtive
. ..
he - Resolved by - the .`pate, I
he thanks of the loyal •, eopto 9
sylvania are clue and are .her
A tiered to 4iin: U. e ( rant ant
'`-' eersand soldiers se'ring tin/
, .
for the serFes•of:zal ant serV l
.1 - olorious vietOries re-ultitig itl
,
oration of the faithil I Untori
East Viten nesse° fry ft mi lit
potism ,mGro. galling than.
that of Great Britiatl.
The vote stood ag'
the resolution w:-.1; Idot.
—I
. ,
Mobbing 'Ei: Voyia Ne
The Democrats n i f Yor
State, having shown'the whi
during, the war, ratei iptcd I
to amend their record by ni
loyal journal in' that pun'
twenty or thirky of them
the editor to •':com : e, out it
them., Valcrous NllOws l .
intttallpon of thent \ ngainst
and' Ar l o unarmed These c
CoPpeiheadr; some time ago 1
ei to get up a `lpoller's Clyr
in York,-and ro their call fa
it they had the names of_
of soldiers who had serveo
i in the Union ranks. I But - alati i
I
who were instrurriertal in gel
'meeting z up ! The
,living
1
whose names were appends
eall, l inforined, the Olditor of ,
paper there that•they had, T
%burned the Else of :tbeir name
a connection, that ihey I wer ,
alleged,.C4me:r m+, bat -w,
at the. October elention - for
Geary. Nearly ay!of the (
;tiers' names attaciledpo the
longed to, dead bernes, , who
ished on the field -of . battle,
had till their lives 4enounce
ty that
~ was bereifrandule
their nnmes. For making t
sure and for holding the auth
forgei7 upe to• ridtenle, th
sympathizer 'with 'treason
vigorous charge (the only'
class of nien were ever i
inake) upon a defeeneldss.ar.d
editor, and knockno hie e.stat
into ~ 'pi." Gallautttnen I It
- hoped that both la*. and . Mei
.A o them ample justlice. i''.....1
e — • THE Local of - liar! week gib
he tice that it is • going to. l trip)
qe Posiihly- it rosy be!able to
what it desires,44 k
i we ink° the Alberti , of : remi
editor that- v.'a litre phi
ancient authority 40r fisuiini
that! rptteth the amor on, at
boasi Ifho him thal tatteth
'soylettitilire*OiriirGietil
A few_ mei*ohie,,,,ellticians to
l ow
Greene: oftitiititOT lit-Wyounpes
this Oge, , grestit eilnotliki '
the - "e4ii4eTtilii - it'.: 114ttr). ; Geta 1. ;3 , Air
Govirri,Pr - iiy,4e-;SPiditlttite c 9 .
~-
~..,
.ven‘ion at ' 11titatie i r*-- ' 'ilW;Oth' . .ai
JutleilsolAiolitif flitotor- ‘ii:ealdiers
who belonged to the copperhead per
; ty, and prevailed i l ipon'them to issue
i est forAotiFilers' .ditiety_LCOnvert
ion ,- - delegates , to meeting
ata-
: ' ! ° F ,F 49- 80 I ,cfiVn-P! 7;1
lief* s, j , fa ! ,the • 44ggeses of ,the 1
enterptil - se call was made broad
enough: to_mbraCifall 'honorably d l ui. ;
chat gee • ecildierit, and, as a rpat,tei l of]
;
()purse Many seek attended, : 2.Hen pi
when
,thn,meei;ingentriti to be orga 1: - .1
eed, it - weii,kscertained ,tbat about two : ,
thirtkot, all - preeebt were Oeary men,
anCiZtbat - that r t* *ollilitlndoilidf•
edlyselent; no; delegates : to go to, Xier
rieburg but such .as, were . unequiVocal
ly in EiNfer. I'4 endorsing kbe harp! of
Loo,kegt• Mountain,. and 110 010 else-
Whet!, tWa.,became known tattle porn-
ocratte ptoliticbsosOf_yiraynaburg, they,
induced, their Ile* Aoldiey .friends' to
withdraw,:--and repair, to . the . Treasu 7
rev's_ office, where therfinelly went
through :,the motion of selecting' dele
gates loc t ovor of Clymer. ! f soldiers,
who ere gel ng•tO;vote for Geary, pre
ponderate_so larp;Cly in Greene cOtin;
ty,oniFef the DeMocratio ArOngholds
in this State, it is AO , •be ,i)reshmed
that Clymer will catch "partieillar
fita",from , soldiers, who live ,in 1°6,04
tiesAhet never httd i:ceppery" ropu
tatronik. .; ;
n odi
alt;
: string it_
mata •
fus
n r hey
favor Or
nd
hr
bail
ght
' on
• In it
-, or
itply.c!
I al meo
ow to,.
can
tirei
ot©.
dierst..
ate now
ate to i
emg
pu '
ff,
I '
ead
E 121112
copper
i °ammo !
in .
the,
esterl -
ester
that 11
sociates.
• ere,
meet
Ir.
been
ptci—
bood
ma lie
heir wa
pportpr •
tics hay:
awe the
the :fah3
:Ede that -1
k'ne.trn
-bort o
ird ot,
i l
ise up efore
a ghost, t will
ng. ,A_ nrfion
ewith a pend,
'tne th t this
lilinent of Cly
li
WV a 7 r ole.—
'
: thtib bas prob.-
anti-wa
:; and N
l blie tee
EIZi
Rnti-
A Soldierlyho l , Vines - as He Skot.
- Itiseems that the', Clericall -forne of
some of theDepaittnenta in WAtilling•
. . -
ton are nrigaged l ln sending out cram-
Tars, asking , the - I eft . -Operation of the
soldiers •to -aid '
C . -
owan's,ichcmo.
to
bret ibe Unikr party. fromwhieb
the'.ron army-Ivbile in. the Sete' re:
ceived the
support Which ennblo it
to crush yebeilien. . The'cirCelars are
coupled with thd''eounset,:natnel* !,if
Ithe call for
,the . Tational . " Unionveon
Cention meets withYafir approval, be.
good enint,„,oft. to i certify'tt by tijbrief
note, iwith - authbritY • to p:tblish' the
satme.";i: One of ilie,s4e6wardly nd'Ver.
itsenteitteis originating with , Cdwan,
:;as seed to Cul-VG. Prick, of Poke
ville„ Pi ; and -the follOWing shows
how he approvisof the plan to disrupt
i i
the trite Nationai intiOn party - :' , •
I- r i • , -, - _
. - PorrsytLLy i ,•r.4 ! ,'..i.rine. 28,, -188 G.
-A. TV. Randailiil: ' • 1
DEAR Ste: 1
.bet 'ith 'return to pou
your call for al, rational Convention
you were pipasictto-4•end me; 1
it*m - m f•
~ Ra e• in . 1 . e . , o pets o_. your- po.n
v4.l.ntiori.. kfotigl4 if. this 'niar-sir s ainst
.traitors, and I -do.not 'feet nOw like ig
nnring the - past and : helping Ccippor,
.
heads and Reitu itcati- traitors. to Owe.'
the Pam mi th nin e .: power azain,;
(make
where they . can ittirsk , for Meand
crack the whip - of. nlavery ~ ove l ri • the
tree
, penPle of the. North... tits(' day -
I hasfgone Ity,.and we now' live ir'-nti
enlightened agei.- --; -.-. , -,. . ' ! i;
Respectfully, your ohd't Fel'Vl l
t"'
. • J. G. Futett, '-
.
diate Colonel 129th Penn's' Tole'
6, and
e
are
ng, if
o him
riot Nee
' allan di
ndidate
enple of
- 50 to
I .llam'A
i for. the
'bin
-100,000
1 1864,
llowing
epeird
a tl)o fo
Penn
rem; of
y of in•
nd pri
he offie
toe one
ti 'in thel nega.
16 to tl.6 --and
lost„ This is, CO
he groulnd• that
•rd soli
ier4 as
!herefore
ji and
raised.
in, the
er vote
ihat the
Penn—
hy ten
t ire all •
hirri,
;cog; and
the lib
eorde of
/ vet. w.Ls
in 16 WI
"Carried off the PalniTh'•
Deinoc , atic Consiontion l*bich
assembled to this place on the 1 8 th .
ult., adopted this resolution: •
4th. That the assertion of the , pres-
ent doininant - 'poky, that 0161 negro
soldiers "carried off the palm" is an,.
true, an 'insult to. thi;
men engaged lit' the contest, and ore
c'enoonce-it acerrdingly. *
The mind that conceived that reso. ,
-
Infirm muE4 hu a inhered and righniz - d
r feartylly before bring. : ng it - forth, for
itliears originality. and "pain upon, its
face. WhO ever heard of itseading
;dea li)efore? What National Skate, or
Coun'ty*Cot.vention h'idd bs t h ''•dorn.
hula party" +r asserted that negro
sObliors"carried off the palM?", What
Senator, Repfesentative, •Uol.crnor,
Afeinber of Leg!slature,l or i evar, Ft ,
vote indivieual belonging to the . dom
inant party ;was it that asserted any.
thing of_ this I kind? Echo a4wers;
'nary one." -- • •
spaper.
in this
e. fe'ather
121M31
obbink a
NIUE
antering
fight"
4 whoh
no man,
6ivalronb
ndeavor
er Clob"
a meet—
number
onorably
for those
sting he
soldiers
d ;to the
•loyhl
,ever
in such
s not, as
aid vote
lobo W.
Itber
eol—
I call be
bad per
and who
tbq.pur.
tlytmaing
le -expo
,
ore of the
•se brave
;made; a
one _that
polyp- to
inirnled
lishineot
be
tory will
Gd'Ul no
t}p."
complish
seantime
'noing its
lg h and
that he
ouid not
of.!.
Fire on ,Bennehoff Run ''
,Two
Flowing Wells Burned--Tvren•
ty Thousan d Da r nels of Oil De:-
stroyed. •
Trrusvmz, PA , July 8". —A, great
fire occurred on Burinehoff Run last
night..
_During the , thunder htorm,
the lightning btruck the gas pipe in
the Western . I.lr.ibn Telegraph wall.
communicating the fire With the tank,
which exploded. and the oil rarr doWn
the run, communicating fire to Severe'.
other tanks, Which in turn
,exPtpdecl.
and caused ohe nt . the heaviestlfonfla
gratione that the roil regiontl bave
ever'experieceed. We learn that he:•
tweet) . eighteen an&tiwenty large pro,
ducting wells wore burnt up, including
two', or three largo. flowing
among; whinhivrei o the Siferiden..and
Western Union Telegraph wollS, both
of .thm large' flowing wells ;
The Sheridan well had three tanks
filled with oil; all of Which were de.
etroyed.,As.far. wive can lest:ll,6omi
20,000 bbs. ofOd-Wero clestroyed,and
some
. partieskostimate, it at ii . much
larger figure than thid• :The TIC was
tarn deep t. ran down the ran- to
Oil creek. Toro were also between
.twenty and thirty derricks dcetiroyed,
the; wells of Which ware in .v arious
inage! of completion. The lose esi_n
t not be oetinitted at iireeent.bee fa
heavy. t. I -
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Ofrtilenatioar'liants.
. ,
Jas:ll. bane,:tini d States Senator
aulleavorr
Lb • 8 • the '
—, irk OW , tif , teipe • let
ty alb drew , York
;Ifiibune iii - iinneettmi with iiiii,sadiat
fail saYs I •
'' 4l. 3ieluitte - died of
He went from bete to Kanttuo t
Bed with_the deltution that his - support
of the Preiident was so . - acceptiblb to
F'ttio peoplepf that SAte, that he Could
etai y for 'Winton - s'policy by "O,goo
majority,- --Hia , 7appearance - - upon: the"'
streets of ~ Laivro.ce., shocked him.
with : a sense Of his terrible . error. In
the.town, where he had once walked.a•
lionarCh. no man spoke to him. a Old
friends passe& him without recogni
'lion' on the sidewalk. On horseback)
in the kincipal stroct)he rode untecH
ogiiited and rejected. ; He went to , his,
house iind .smit for many of his old!
fricnds fo come and see him.; Tlicy
returned ammo: that 'they wished for
I have' no inteOciurse with -him.,
14:laiys,alter his arrival Rept esentatira
Clark Came finra Washington . VV - b - aF
a contrast and what a lesson!• A vast
crowd met arid welconied biro : with '
music 'and lists; A public Meeting al)
pleaded his Fotes, honored him tor ,
his fidelity-anif-pledged the
icre•and the aupport of Kansas.
inilinted, smitten with reirMrse,' snit,
utterly tlesperate,'..Lane terminated a f t
once his life and hls,career in Joh n '.
son politiCs."
.Later'iaccount; :repretent Senianr
Lane as - still' living and his friends
have some hopes of hi's recovery..
A Contrast
.
, - During the' struggle-13e . Nationil
life against the.efferta of the traitors
ot the Soutblo disrupt tha Union and
destrOy. thi Government, John Mr.
Geary and iester_ Clymer occupied
important • puhlic positions. . _Gen.
Geary vns a soldier m the field, penl.:'
ling his lite ever day in encounters
with rebellion. Before that rel:?elliCn .
was precipitated, Geary had done
good service, as , a, soldier' Mexico.
In the Mexican and the wax , to eruith
rebellion,.be fought in strrx usrrt.F.s;
sixty of the fiercest encounters in. tiltteh
American armies ever eTaged. In ad
dition to this', he lost..iiS son . in the
strnggle tot the Unio!t !
Now, what did .11ieiiter Clyinei
ci ri r.g. the *ar for the Union? He was
in pn ie prisit jor dnribg all t hat strug•
gle.. :lie had a place ot honor aid
trust .wherd-iie was not askel to 1) , *ll
hie life ITe i llnew-nothing of the dan
gers.of .the conflict. , buria4. all thrse
four years of war, white . Iliester ety
merwfis a'State Senator,rjEurvEu.spaKE
A WORD OR CAST A VISTE . IN AID OF 'Flit
GOVERNNIENT OR ENCOIMAGIVIgNT
ITS DEFENDERS: •Re refused. ( Ue,-
knowledge the glory stied on gib
.
.
crnmew. the vic tory of, our:drms.
He denied the rikhl most saeredl to
'freedom,Vie'e/cctitie:Minchise to the he 7.
roes of the •tcar ! •• • • , • .
—This is a : Contrast i-orflay 0)0 . 1 64, ,
rind Clymer' did duiing the jors.r.--Har
ris6urg
„'Telegraph:• . • ' • . • I 1,•
Aroma. Fire .in Portland::
..PORTLAND, 31E., July 4-77 P.
tea rible fire g]d
stroyed 4 Brown's sugar house; - and ,
sweeping thrdiugh _the city, 'befo
strong outbefly mod.
" ISECONIi DISPATN, r -
PORTLA . 4I), 8 A. tit —Tlie firernnigl
in the buildinix, aboye.the•sugn hobe
orceomrrieretal 'street, at hays e,
,
( 1
northerly through that street into t.
wloden'building4 bctveer. Center al
Crgss.streets, consuming everytl in
as it goes. • J. B. Brown &, Sons 161
from $600,90 to•s7oo.oooiinsUre if
$300;000. I Stapler •& .gonis•mseiiit.
shot) and N. P.' Richardsnn &
.Ci)i'
stove foundry• are comphtely dest-o.s
ed.. One :steal* fire . 'engine hai just -
come hen!' SaeO. -:. . .. 1 • - i ' .
, 1
PottitAxo; 31., r.fuly' s.The fir
.
has completely swept throu r ,h the 2ity,
destroyirg everything in its track SO
completely that the lines,Of the streets
can hardly, be traced for a space o • One'
and - a halt miles long by ar r quart of
s i
a mile wide. Many bnildings4er.
haps one hundred and fifty, .Tere
blown up to check* the flames, bu the
inhabitants could scarcely do more
than fiee*with their families to the up.
per part of the city, having such geode
as ' they'could profit'
The custom
hOnse being fire proaf escaped, though
greatly damages. The court rye - l ords
are probably destroyed. The isplen
did -city•and county- building an Cort
gress street; which was .nearly fire
, proof, was considered safe,rted. it 3vas
filled full of fuer& ititre by the neighbor.
ing residents -antrthec it, was swept
away,;with all its.confents.. -Hal the
city is desttoyed, and that half:' in.
eludes nearly all the business r tion,
except the heavy businasi hosts s in
Commerce street*. All the bank and
newspaper' Offices are burned; But
three printing officos are left. the
jewelry establish msints,' whirlesai dry
'pods start"- several•churches, the !el
egraph offices, nearly all the statiirnary
stores and a r.,umber of business Places
are destroyed.. The fire is still r i girig
helots ' CuMberland Street, tvc4king
back to thp , weitward; - the wind hav4
ing changed. Captain Henry Juman
,has telegraphed for - 1.500 teats to no.
coreModate the houseless &rutties
- .
THE - ,Rochester. Unfoit[of ..tb,e 2d,
says: . Vier Reverend everend Lindsf .- ey,iwho
whipped his; child to'deatb in; Shelby,
Otionns county, his fled to caiitai a to
save bis4ife, _which' ho did , riot lemn
'We in,' the ' neighborhood -wpe e he
resided, After giving bail in •thri enm
t i
'of $lO.OOO , he , went-to his ,fa here
house, •und not feeltng himself safe,
he returned to Albioti_and Were bis
living body to theSherifr for.safe Si
ing, but the Sheriff - refused to,' el c(
-him, and Litidttle 'look the fi rst ,ri
for Canada. Those are the filets
the. ease. , , -- , ,
....,...,
-- CcoPraw --
n Ofisn. The pornmittee 1
on Elections of t e = Hone e l of i liapre.i.
jentati ... 1 s on °ads y • lost, ' it:ousted I
i
rtion 41e Oder ffrothi of this State;,
gz
nd " 'rti
(fhe Si' th District) a ai i ra ed
fhe sea: idrAeneesi --Koonta,,the can
I4stiiiit. , - : -, ' , Li 1 t- I
• .4:-.5.._ .... ....,..^: i,-- , v.:.. I
.1 '
Tip P l ittsburgl;Counnercifil, 0 TOes
day aziyo : ' 1 .• .'
• i
• t _ , • :.i • 1
"John P. Ptee.kenriag,, who IEI resid
inikat' Niagara:lG' W-,., wiii not attend
the'PlilladeXiltia ConViietiPti: 6l it will
sendlyisilregrets.'GeorgelN-. Sanders
:has net c hcen lie rk fr o m, :yet. 1 , - '
t)iric!,it4En • z-xtrondN.-4.ti0d.8.
Gritz" qrowri; I rifted:Suttee I ,i3epattir
from
,Mieeouri, h,tia written , a ldtter
oh ni ng 'to Ate , cn did ate for 'i.o-elec.!
ti0n..'.11,0 expreises regret: that . the
pkiople of Kiellonrs do ,nOt i r prtipcsa, to
make nnivereal lauffrage
,pnissue in•
iMicont . est pending in littiskoOrj, and
eaye they hare been driven to Ili&
etourse partly ,"by. the if risoltit.on and
timidity of a.clegresa that feared to
do riskl4, althoivh contstint,.4l de•la•
ring' 4tat. 'Rae rlght." •
•
LATEST,
The Proposed Sout
Conirentiori=-- Gov.
Opinion of Ithe .lphneon Con - - I
vention. . . 1 -i' , ,
i. -Gov; linniiltOn of Texan , haq drawn...
up• a Call for a Convention Of Union I
men throughout the South, tii:meet at
Washington on the first week of Sep
ternb,er. •Sogners are being:obtained,
and lettere eteni. South toinvi l te the co
operation ,of what Union men there
are.l , I
1
. Gov. HAMILTON ~ t'all th August
Convention,to
Ft be: held in Philadelphia.
44
'anoilier e'ael inviiaion f the North,
to form: an alliance with the -Demo.
cratio I party for the reinstatement of
the R belileadnrs in their fotmeri po
rlitical power to the utter exclusion of
the Uoicn . ‘ me who hale been-Pose
cuted, oppress d, act! igr.ored foe the
last few year* . . . •
'lO
BEAU
13
IN
FINE' L. hieing the Clourt,jouse
I S.ltiare, and running. along Commerce
Alley [to Fourth street, Beaker,be sold
at public sale, on the , premises, en Wednes
day. Owlet day f August, et 1 o'alock, p. m.,
by tbe owner. • •
jy11:: : ; • • BOTZ, Sa.
. '
ilA r t4elld
I,
ATIONAL 11ANg 011 , BEAVER FOCTS2T,
1 New Brighton, my 3 18116. 1 .
President and :Direetors this ?Sank
save this day'declaretil a I),IVI_DEND OE :
'LPER CENT: upon its Capital Stock, out'
iyrotits , of the last tl ruo+iii, payable
•ckholdersi li or their legal representutives
uiand-- - 4re of,governinent {tax. '
larder of t e , Board:
IiDW'D. 00P&, NOM.: '
I- - • .
.RL '1 • S'rAT E71.1p - aIT
donal Ba Bea
'or County. ,
.
Ju v 2d_
ASSETS.
.... $97,226 12
TH
h
FIVE
of the
F I to St(
on dei
By
ME
Of
ha Na,,
zug
Lean!
=En
under °
1 4
d Pretest • - '7eo 00
-•—
eC.d . Trees ,
circulating notes
, I°o'ooo
Securities n hal'ftd 50;000 0 0
)fsO v sxtanks.:.. 1;958 95
.. '1;726'•75'
. .1,500 00
4,1,421 89
2,-180 - 98
75,611 53
DE
I !do deposi
r to occur
U. S
t °tide an.
iture and
uses
Ulfa
Exp
Real
s Due
h Coin.
Leg
Estate
J . 2
• -
!ank notes k
I .
by banks
... ........
I 'ender,
1 1
_.
. : 1 . -1,394,705 72
LIABILIVIII. 1 ,
1 .
Capital` stook: 5150,000 00
; National eireu ation I 87,643 00
'''
Circulation B' Beaver Beaver Cel - 1155 00-
i Dividends unpaid . 8 33 87
Id f Contingent fund ' . I 5,060 00 .
lgi Depositors I _ : I 130,005 06
; K t 1 - Dignount,exchitu.ge B:.'int'Eh 1 1 888 79
;or •t } ~ .1
Ao l 1 ' ' - - - Lb394' 40,1 ..
- -- t i t , '
' I Oeitify that the ahoy is true abstract
28
1 irons the Quar.erly return'r seta to the Conip
-1 troller of the currency. 1
z E t iM p A u ft: lic ll . 9 ou o t P . :C: o h: t . h e
' 0 LLECIIOFr § I SALE.
1 —7--- 1 .11 • ~' .
' * ILL bolsold
.
premises, im• , . - '
Tuesday, Augusti HO, . -
. 1 . )1 • , '
at llo'clock. p In.; A ceristitt . pioe offand, sit
uate in Darlington tp. Beiver do, Pa.,bounded
as sllows, vii: On-the suirtit bylland of Jain
McCowin, on 'the - east by! ' a public •road. on
the South by tnd of . J. Marks '. Co:, and on
the west.by •t e Railroad of the Darlington
Cos Company ; containing twolacres and °eel:
hal more'or less, on which is erected-a Coal
Oil iitilery s o k Refinery, with Rtigine, Boiler,
i l
8 Stills, Tanks, Pipes, Pumps, lid all the'fii--,
titreS pertaining to such an einabliehment,
withw Vdperi Shop and other buildings; dis 7
I,
trairied for ' the pajment 'o Internal Revenue
tastes, as the prepertrof S. Ren e & CO:iind
will be sold by
.- ' .. . 11. _ e
' ' ' - : 'DA ID SAN,KET,•
Cot 24th Districfi'of . Penn's.
Ell
VIE
, . .
. I
• 1 • .No l tici,in,fart:tion. .: .
.. . . • I I -
TS i the Orpheus' emelt in and l'ortlie county
j olt Beaver, State or Pennsylvania:, In the
_......
i vacua:, a., -_
.. -
MIL* of • the partition of I the real istaty of
Rebecca Mulvitnan, late
..,of said panty, deed.
To the heirs and legal:rePresentatires of said
dec'd., to wit :J Esther GOrrelli formerly Es
thor!Olass, residing in Wells County,
.1 adieus,
J-41in-T. Glass and.Brillisp Glasi, residing in
Wells' county, 'lndiana, Lirlndiii)arelay, for
-alert); Lueinda Glass, residing': in BuChanan
county, , lowa 'James. 01145;, who died
before the. death _of . said intestate,
but leaving .a idow, Raley, and-issue, viz:
John R f ., Glass, . Tony Glass .intermarried wits
Ilian'el Hatfielt ; Mary AnniGlasi,intermarried
With: James 1 Johnston:, • Willi Gl ace,
(.1
Andrew -Olasi; Abbey lass,l jinterrea lid
with;' John Todd, said ' Mier having alio
died', prior 0,1 the death of a aid intestate.!
and leaving one daughte . a minor, without
guardian; Ma r tha Glasi intermarried - with,
George' Harter, and Ja mes' Glass,' all said
children of . James Glass,l deed;, residing in
Wells county, Indiana, except John H. Glass,
who'resides, in Beaver county afore Said; take
notice that an inquest ,to mate , • partition or
It
valuation of the teal estate of, becca'Alulva
riOn,:deed, situate in Braver co illy aforesaid.
will be held on the premises; on the 14th day.
of •August;lB66ll at which time and place you
mayiattend . if you think - prape . - , ';.
• ;‘, , ~., . . JOS. LEDLIE, BM_
Snick - reit *cs, 1 . - .
.1 ' •
Bitiier, 'July 4;116. f - • ' ' ' ' "
rr. SOO ZAN1.!,17
in
oa.:i :Addl.* 0.. T. -GAT
Biddeford. Me. •
aiityl6 RR,
• •
N::E~~ ~ =~{ ooD
Y'
01111
Trti havijost feeittood "ono of ti e t
yir sad workPomii4 pipet of urgu
Lqu,naGool l
Cailthhel l ea t ' Twi)kris, ,
t ,.. p_rn• ts, )'Ginghanis, Cheeks, &0.,.„1
Evee, , offered to the ppbhe is this eitf.
Also. a
_splendid assortment of
Ladies', Misses Rad Children's
Au gnaliEie~, styles and a s t
g r
ly reduced
, CA4PETS, OIL ul,o';isHS, kLIGSjut
Tips Largest Stock and lied, Assortment
Of Carpets; Floor Oill gib
. .
•
.R4B, ,ever offered,
I • -
erni Union
jaamilt onto
Persons in want •of • anything in - oi r li te
Would do •well -to give us s eali, as we wed o :
termined; to sell our stock at prices whieleill
astonislr'all !
sio,-Rentem4er the place:.
CO.,
136 Fedeial at; 4'doora below:1k110ot-bona,
jylot:Gral A-LLEGIIEI'!Y_CITT.
JAMES T. BRAD Y...&
COQ;
SOccieesdrs to S. Jones dt Co.; 1•:';
Coi. of 'Wood 8: Fourth Streets;
13. a ni r , e)rag & Eiro4ers
ISlHrst, e
R.
GOVERNMENT
'FOREIGN ' EXCHANGE,
tEgheet rate paid for. Compound IntereseArt.
fIOLLECTIO'iS made _on all` *tenable
points in the United` - States and Canada t
Interest allow`ted on time deposits Du.%
fillaldlFLl7c.'F'S, SALE. 1
Y virtue of a twit of Venditinni Eitinta. •
issued out of the Court of ConalenTleu
of the county of 'leaver, acid tome directed, A
will expose to public silt, tthe Aires
office, in the borough of Bea%lF;:iihercunly
aforcisaid
T , on '
URDA 1 , Jul!" '.!? , thlvf
•
at 10 o'cletek A. M.. the following dentilivl
property, 0 wit : All :ight, title, tnteiest tirl: I
claim of defendant., of, iu and . to the following 1
lot of ground, rituate in the borough of Dm-
ilington, Beaver . count.y..N., hounded sa the
north. by an alley,on the east b . , I.larket Arm;
on the south by public square, and on2the
wesi by George Vows, On• which , is erected
ter • cm,
t Wife .houee, with Cellar underneath the ste,
room, furnished with eltunters, ehelitog, t.
The lot is about tat by 80 feet. - Seized at
taken it execution as the proper.y of hest,
and Christian Marks, at the. suit of A. Hero
ford, use of Noble, Angel S Co.
•
Jos.. LEDLIE,ShIf.
SntatEr's Orme, J
Beaver, julyl 1'66.
..._ • , , . •
OFFICERS: 2
-• . _
.1i exoisly 1 Re . gimg.att •
AN Plll V RTES IN 'AN Y OF:THN
RESERVEIg Eli I MENTS CAN
— .RAKE THEIR CLAIMS I ,
• - • COLLECTEDBRO3IPT..
BY
,CALL'IN-qr ON -
. - R ONY RITIiNG
• TO •
.."
.7/arts , Ni SELLERS,
!. • !, 224 South Forma Sian
ller'R - efers by permission- to" G2T . &It ;
CI;RTIN, And lion. 'Simon CANICRON . .
• SOLDIERS
OF4 . • •
THEVAR'
, Olr' 112,
r
OR TH:Eig NVIDOWS CAN
THE IlENSIO`IN:1 - -ANDO . RATCII T
TH NC. ( . 341.4LECTED
PROMPTLY
• BY CALLING, -
at `No: 224 South FaiSKTII STstri.
•
JAMES M. ' SEL LERS,
105LRefers - by permission to Got-A, rt. •
CtraTlN,.arid• 'lox .Sixolt.c4xstos•
. • -
J. M. 1-11arton,
, . .
OFFERS . SERVICRS TO TIT? Cll .
- ZENS - OF IiZAVEIt 15 VICINITY.
RTIFICIAL TESTI! PERFECTLY
/ gP
TED, A RTICULATED, 811ArED.S1
AND COLORED, to- suit every
moutited,on fine Gold; Silver; EngD b 41 • " '
Americai vulcanite.. All the new CO sf.
combination work Warranted to giro Pert .
satisfaction. . - :'io cbarge for Witrsekitiii,!"":-..
teeth ure to inserted.'
Teeth extracted with Out 'pain' by . an 111.4.
ly new...pr?cess; Ether,! Chloroform ,
Qxide, or any other anessthetio used ineort.:.
Lion with the apparatus; Does not r- I _a 49 .
ttnaesthesia or unpleasant feelings
to
tieafr . Persons thinking the' Laugig9l4l',
an unsafe agent in the , extraction ,
ear
may do,well tO mill and see fOritteg ns-il iali.
new Method of extracting, as this is
tl
apparatus of the kin;, in Waitern red.
Iten &
• •-Qtfice. on . , Third street, 2d deli! .
H. B, ',Underarm's alerts:
W-11/E,LER'S Imprri4 Water. D l ' ol .l
v , for sale-at "
july4:l7 J; I. IIARRAGQs, POO'.
L:ATEGE Ist of Dry Foards.. aed Vie.
Aeel/lent assortment 4 shirigles:c ou '7
ly . un band and for sale;.at
J. Bt. WDsaatou's. 5°1"7.-;
I)RY Flooring and . Weather bos '7
raig,.. k
quantities to suit" purchasers, for 1 0
juirE s ly • J. a DosoAso's. ShircJl.!%;„
BBILDTNG; Bridge. or other tiro
to order oft short notice. la
. 5 1 1% 4 9 4:13r 8ue1te '1 15 711 4 11.11 Coro re
sate . by ,
Nty 1 34,AR tag% A/..1"11/
I~I—.AoENTBw at
y new a'rtielsa, just
r. ("I T;U,lllainir.
r •
- ttrorl7., •
IMI
SIXAWLk,
and ,t exAremely Inv priceL
PITTSBURG,' PA.,
DEALERS 13 KINDS Of
Gold & Silver ;CoupOns,
DENTIST:
MI