The Beaver Argus., October 17, 1866, Image 2

THE BEAVER . H :RGttS.
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1 4. Vir tYAN:O,.
T. thAltlit . . A ND 'PAO pil4Vr 011 :
Octobe: POI; 1806:
The itesL2t _ in this Oounty.
ft 'of tirr •• -- •
The exult o elegtion in this
cettntY t 4n the 9th,inSt.;.4(as gratify:"
i rig .to the Union trie aS. luy r ot Lh - t,
cduld desire: They :.pp ledto the
voters.nt tip county in .bebalf of the
prepared danstitutional Amendirient,
and t appejl w'a,s ar.,sivered• by a
'tnajorit f ' Of 92,5 in its faior.
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The b
emocracy" declito the=' issue
tbui tendered by the Union men, and.
rriade l "Sarilbo7 their"cbjective point;" -
and i lf ttbe Local 'is gond - authority;
they !Were sadly repulsed; for it •says
'on the , iesuit.that*".the w:hite man has
been Sieved bilek r andtlio.negro kicks
up his fheels. higher 1.1-ari: ever. _ ) 'Well
done! . Who will. bay here ? .
atter! that: . " the riego.ivor:t ftglit
It, in r , ..hts' first , "set.to".i..With . the De.
5. • ••
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meciaty, he has Oxen' them terrible
thro,#iiing . , welt:lke it that his 6ghtiug
quaii 4 ties arc not
...to , be',_"speczed at;"
and-tqat good-Will, t ini the future,
'will l.i'p.the subject of 4f i ten:tiop on thti
part l
The Democracy
shoth give it heed. .1 '•. •
IT4O - w repeat, +rave
madel..splendid fight Hand : since the',
'el(tetiem we have beardiold campaign'
h ers ati'sert that taking all things into
•con4eratiorti it was tnie of the'greati
est victories tipt,--11.4 party has seen
.in. for.M.4ny years:
tono4 Mpn; to the, : working -nr:en:of
thoqievdral.tOw . iubbips,fi f vlose ceaselesS
offerts and tirelessensi•gy . .brought it
n,bout
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• F = The Elections
The.resatt of the - 3elntions on the
9th 'inst., not only Pennsylvania,
_but falsO in Ohio Indiana and lowa,
;rill
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that the most Sanguine Union
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man scUld desire.
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lii tins State we,116.f0 elected Gen.
G,dayy qoverpor:'-.41 a majority of
'17,000, and, in addittah to holding our'
own' on Congres - s - ineni we hare 'gained
two r4mbefs—C9 . 4l*o -in the 21st
District,: who beats :Diet, (Pam.) ',362,
anci•Ge. Cake in
. tlo 'loth Dist' let,
leads Strouse (Dem) fabOut 200 votes. '
The 'State L'egistattir4 is Union hy l a
'm'ajority of' 3o on 3nint bt llrit.,thus
glng ns a UniOn S. Senator in 1
plaPp of Cowan. .
electii her Uifior. State ticket
a majority #5,000, and s'ende,
sii.to;een UniOn men. Congress and
thiee Democrats
SlV(i..vs a Vnion inajo i rity of
16;009,- and returns eight Union 'inen
te . !Congress and' three.pcmperat.s.
1 1oWti eoridemn's Policy"; by a
niajority 0f .1 25,060, an j sends a clear.
Union delraation to . (24n.rress.
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..!!! A will be seen Us tie table - pulish- 1
,eill•efse*here in , . the ~ rgus, we have
,
'gapied largelpft - tins e* unty. Geary
has a niajorityf t 925 .ovr;r-Clyriier,
rind had it rtott 'r . 'en for our Jiidiehil
•
ive -- wo 4 have had fu l lly as
iLarge ir - niajority . iri, the county .
l as we
elairned-1000: 4s it is we are ecitiL•
0) j
tent,..and !thank the undsunt 7
Urii•in men of l ,fie,aver colirtty for
the zeal end.energy they everYwhere
. .
.:.rnatifested in the g9od.cauEe.
.G,Od 01 Figures.
oprjcinenis in lhip county Mire
cer a , ,,titisfke4 the public that 016'y
are good politiqa.
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liaes
The Loca/,beforeitheielectiOn,a,aserted
~t hatlis-partontdieurry the,,(Tnty,
and . other copfeTYiiiiiCireldii's --- Were
;sure that - they x'N'Okid h}ild our Majority
lin:the county df+in to. 400. The re—
sult• shOws - 0441th° Local's 6
I4were only aou 50 out of the
b` 't
ar.d that that- l uresof thel o— .L
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,
friends fell shoitll f the mark. l b
votes. , 'lr Borg gh township
'calculation -redtied our majori
70. whilel the returns show :-th,
2 bud 'a majority . 4 132. , Afterl t'
suspect that .ttiere will, be
l b,
-persons ersoni in this Iteality who w'
'rate Democratic figures I
. : _i .• , Bear tt in Mind. 1 -
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' ' UnionlDemoe , eta should bee it in
inind that the editor of . the Local,. be
iievrngtilat An4y/otason wjts aboat
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to rebel against-i
th° verdict of the pee.
...ple'as pronuune,'o at the ballot box on
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the oth !inst., illdorsed - the supposed-'
rebellion, and alleged that ".'the Nrorth
'would be the kld of action," and like.
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tvie_tliat the
. ti l4 ht would be a l l'ishort 1
but bib Ody one " - Democrats sed to
t
have faith in the will of thel!tn joriti'
of the pecple,,legally express :' The
editor of the Acal now reds this
f • ,liiir
Inujortty, ,
as rebels; and insis.s that
their verdict ati the ballot-box ,s bliffi
. cient cause for linirugfiratiug another
civil war..Weihave been 8111.441 g, du
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ring:the canipa:igt that tho Loa' and
ita party were izif doubtitl leyalty; Abe
Local's H ord. . wir •establishes tbis fact
beyond,a doubt so far as its' editor is
cont:4l . .ried-'it liatAt. ,-
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The Local Gets uAuother,s l ParJ
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Some-Irresponsibl t,orespondent of
the Philadelphia Led c r,sent a tom 4
munieatiOn from Wael t bit l igton, to th 4
paper,-auowing'that the next day after
the election the P,restdent: had 'Sent tO
the Attorney Gen4 ,.. ui theTollowing in
terrogatories, and to 'which he wished
replies in writing: „I . ; - , , '
First, lathe present Congress, com
posed of members tram', e Northeri.
States ulnae, such n piongress as th i s
Conititution requires' or is it an illegal
knd uneonstitutional .i dssembly r
Second, Would exttiog eircumstaii.
ces justify the Presid IA in sending hts
next_ annual tneS - sagei to 'an illegal and
unconstitutional assepablage, pretend
in to' be the Congre4s it ,the Unit ' d
States?
. -Third;Does'Abat 4.uso in ! section,
fittli of the first artiCle of
.the'Consti
tution, 'which' niakeit each lictise tho
Judge of the eleetioti returns And Oil
ificaiiehs tit its own t members, give ,to
the present Congresh die right to air- %
elude the members iieni ton States, .or
LA impose dielionoiable 'or unponstitn
tional terms upon their ladmission? -
Fouft h, Does the Preiident's oath of
office iequire him totenforeo those pro
risimis of the Constitution Ny;_hrich gilve
,fo each State an-equal- right of- repre
sentation in. Ckingrtss?• [Article l,t,
section 2d, section ail, article sth, last
clause.] ' 1 - / !
'Fifth, What , stepsdo theOonstitn
don and his oath o office i•equiro ito
President. to take, 1 n
°Merl° secure
thoassembloge ol a onati tutional COn•
e ,, r ss ? • ' [ :
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Tlie.wholelliing i tUri:ed out to be A
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hoaxa as - e,very man in the
country supp Obed, o' be; hilt
neighbor of the Li(cal looked upoi r
otherwfse, and alleged ,that.the.Prpsi.
dent was - "unkieldi 4 ni,l that he would.
not submit to The will - nf the ps:op: 1-.
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expressed sit.thalitillot,box, and
as soon. as CongreSti•net., "the e.,a
of arins.will 130 tetra us
thitt "the ‘9ll t hO a ehort,
blood:t one—and Thatl. the North
be the field of, acticiti i "..
. - We,confes;; tha t, - 'canard . as the
gram ,froth' Waehington
eals remarks on ' 4 lthe situalion":r
a.cleepitnpre'ssioptiipir. cur mind,
irougination, we_again saw the .
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power of tiro country developed;
riotie; men once
_ntore cams from
hill=top - .ii a ad-frnin-- tite—alleys; at
hosts once mere' f passe
-d hit. er
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thither throughll the townh pf
lane—Geuerals were Marshalling
hattaffions as : of 'old; and the rat'
musketry and tl4e, roar '' of ci
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again resounded-throughout the
try, Our cogitations prosentll
slimed a more di+net shape, and
tri.);the distance—at e tookout.Mot
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—we again saw G ' ty and his
!star Division."
.. ThCy.bad gone
!half way up;therlLantain and
,meneed "firing intO.tipace:' l "rh
ii; .- 3- 1 , Wits two miles away." Soon
and OSterhaus cable 'along: at thc
' of their cohin.nsiand filing i past..l
and his trocps,tbey quickly for
his
frost,. :and lit_ "charge ba
**Jou' lit the eAv 4 teith'it tap
. - --._„ - 1-..f.,....,-- ' _
mountatti,*.iVing '- t i he er.eniy,
, - - - '-
1 o to- of prisotereirtriii,„
--i,' ' ' , •-•- 1 .-1.
ly all of his arttlteiy. - Yetit - Atik
''silver-lining tc) file;, cloud" the
}Rousing up, we ,tOok it that .the
"war Would end:as i did the the o
.- "z--in the tri rttnr4 of justice over 1
liberty!, over etc!..*i6n, and thel i
L over tbe few. -
_'dr faith in Rep
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institutions wit s i trengriened.J
fidence In the virtue and valor'
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urea_
'way:
cal's
500
1006*
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le we
t'few
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people wasinc eased, ander
we,l
the conclusionllatl - tf Johnson i
followers inaugurated,a war Eo:
the grouhd of Their inability
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election's; the confliet'would•be
and more !decis ye than the o
dosed. -,
deringl37,'.n re
articib
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' Beave r County Eixiction
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Goterner. 11Cungresa.11P. 'u; g1.,116. Judge 11 Bemate. 11 Assetubly4l , .:_, - . -, OReg&Reenal , ,
• i. • - -, ,- , TI• ,T, .c. 2 v ..r., : - -tf JP 1 ie_"; Pg 12 . ; , E .:, ~, --_, -,, .v... . 5 , . 7 . , I .1; 4 fr,.. 4 : 4 T4, , I VOI '
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• • . DtsTalcra. • -:.,-. ~. ~- 11. i • I I; • in, , . , ,- • el - .44 - - to : 16.- -- , - • zip ei -
I i` '3, ' . r.- . ., 'al " 7 ''''' " A 0 ' 0 . '. 0 : '..:- . " . w p.„ • , .te. ..
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Big,Be l Oerl " 1 ....,‘ ' 1142 95 141 •96 137 ,97 140 .' 94 1,42 95 140 141 141 96 96 95 141 ,95 141
~! . 141, 95 141
Bon:milt' tp., • I - - .4::....:. .. 226 94 226 98 226 ;: t r'..9 ;94 220 •96 '226
.225 226,, 97 97 .-
.97 WA , '.. 228 • ' 220 .. 225
Bridgewater.... I . , 1 76 76 74 79 78 -66 76 . 13 72 7. '75 75 75 77 17 77 .75 77 75 .77 74_ 7 76
8right0n.... , .... .4.: ....... ...-.1.0.-..... 71-'99-- S - -90 - 4 7 80 - - .82 ;-. 86 80 89
‘ 6B 88 •68 • 189 68 -87 .67 89 - '. :9
Chippewa.......;l. .I. .. ....-... .. ... ... 1 91 68 89 65 'B2 • ~66 ,89 *,• 66 88 65 88 $9 189 •• 85,-. 65 65 ;89 : „ 69. 65 89 , , 89
Darlingtor. 1 'll6B ' .80 165 84 151 - 1'95 106 . -81 168 88 •158 . 165 164 'B4 88 88 166 •82 '165 88 '166 -:4 165
Economy :.I ....t.l 1 - ; ' 91,,145 '-'9l 147 .91 - 142 '92 148 91 ;147 •91'' 91 .191. 147 147 147 91 , 147 ~ 01'147 91 147 9 1
Pallston . ' - 'I '79 'B4 78' 84 49.149 79 .' _ 78 •• ; 78 Is 117 86 -84 -84 78 ' , 76 '7B 34 78
Frankllni. - -1 -.r
..- .. . ... ...... 64 • .65 50 63 :48 .63 61 • 1 6 5 65.66 50 1 60 60 65 .; I . 66 . 65. , , 1 B 4
Freedom ebor 1 • .1, 69 49 69 -49 64 .47" 68 46 69 .49 0 '; 69 ,'69 -49 49 49 69 49 69 4 88 • 89
Greene 1 I .
255 97 156. 98 261,;83 253 :96 260 .98 7,58 254.253 100 100 100 256 98 254 1 249 op .254
HattoNer(Franktort.Y . " " 107 '63 ,106 '64 106 '6B 108 .68 105 64 - 107 .107- 107 64 . 64 64 107 64 107 '64 105 lO7
(11'Gdire.)..:. — • •96 77 95 :' l l3 '. 94 ' T 95 -77 95 78 .94 95 195 - 78 78 78 .
. 94 7 ; 95 _ 7 94 7; 95
Harmony '' -.' . 4.:.:..1...; • '-12 -•.-..::. :12 ; .... 1 - •l2 . -,.. 12 ..... 12 . 12 ,12 - -„, ... i , 1 :12 .- 12 ~.. 12 4. 12
Hopewell - , . , . , - 116 ~ 66 118 67 88 ‘, 8 .111 6 112, 66 , 114 - 114 113 .68 66 '•66 1 114 .6. 114 111 67 114
Ipdependence I . 75087. 51 - . 88 47. .. 87 .47i 88 48, :: 415 .48 148 .8888 88 x , 48 :: • -48 88 .48• :: 48
industry -......, 81 -74 83 • 76 82 '7l 82 !76 80 76
.. 88 83 i-88 •76 '76 . 76 ;84 7 .88 69 80 'l6
Marion . t • , 13 62 48 t 6211 ' 6 18 61 12 62 13 18 118 62 82 82 I, 13 ~'621862 13 " 4... ;1 8 1
Moon • , • 1 - ° •: . 105 . 66 104 . 67 105 "z 6 'lOB .68 100 .67 104 104 104 66 66 -66 106 a
1 1 11 . 66 108 , : 108
New .Brighton - • ..' 333 - 156 1 , 824 '164 • :84 .411 526 '167 808 I. 322 822 617 162 162 160 834 1 100 880 1 t 814
Neir Sewieklyj(Peszles diet) - ,101 -16 101 ': 164 ,97. 13 .101 164 .101 164 101 101 101 . 164 184 164 101 164 101 '164 101 '164 101
" ", [ (P.rfeiloin diet '16.68„ 16 '. :6: 16 .- ~ t 16 57 16 68 16 .. 16 'l6 68 68 '. 'l6 '6B-. 16 - 116 68 - 116
North Bewickly. "...' .. 81 .14 4,81 . 146 .77 1' jBl 146 76 147 80 79 179 147 147 .147 '76 146 .TT 146 ;-!78 'l4 'B9
Ohio .' I 225 ' 83 , 224 8,6 222,822 82 219 - 891 224 V. 5 .225 ;87 86 8 225 8.225 86 225 ~ : 225
Patterson ' ' 4 "
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..... ' 41' ' '2l -41 21 '; 36 20 .4 4 l6 41.• 211 88 41 '4l 21f . '• 21 '2l !41 21 :41 21 411 $1 •41
Phillipshurg ;
.. .' • 16' 55 14 -67 'l4• 55 14 57 ' 18 65 16 16 16 .55 - 65' - 16 ' 64 16 65 18 66 16
- Pulaski • 1 , • ' ' •48 - ,, 76 46 •76 16 406 .48 .75 46 7 .45 46 .46 76_15 , 7 .46 76 •46. 75 .46 ' .75 ,46
RaccoOrt.... ' ' ..;.....,...1 436, 75 135 - .76 -134 40 189 ''-80 134 7 185 185 B+s 76" 76 76 140 71 185 76 134 16 186
Rochester...lt:4o * .
- ~...1 .204 ,10
. 203 . 106 192 - 110 2 52 105 200 10 201 201 201 7106* 106 1 '202 104 .201 105 ' 203 104 ,200
' Rochester tp..l I ' .• . ' , t 40 I .' 46 46 89 46 29 .4 ,40 .46, 89 46 -40 40 4046 48 46 40 47 '39 46 'B9 117 40
South Beaver - I 139 '55 189 ''ss 139 54 189 • '6.5 181 66 138 189 - 189 65 65 65 189 , 66 139 55 189 188 ,
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.• . ~., 1 . , , - ' 1 3310 2385 io2so 2424, 2869 2660, 8271,2384 "8200424201
:8254 8278 3269 2 - 421, 2417 2414 8296 2896 8281 2404116261 24, .4 8256 2436
i • • • • Trustees of Academy—Murray, U, 3270
' • - -Podr House Director—Potter, U, 3223 ",' • - Anditbr-61'61illin, U, 8283 I. - ' . . .. . Stanton, It, 11D10 '
2- I Todd, D, ... 2424 . ,
.) . Cooper, D, 2899 i -le - " . _ l l B sekson, D, 2420 ' I
- . , - . , _ . catty, D, 241,1
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Rtit wo form!
gad We relate it ebud•
ding ovor _ll6 Local s
thtit. it. editor,
Odell,in. the proepeetiVe •Onflikt . t wont&
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;be on the side !sitirninst'i us; and that
instead of leading us • On, toi: victory
ifgainche would noir be a ':blot among
the licstA•COnfronting oar columns
-This fad grivethe nillitary situation a
sad Ostia, and we *chided, : it that
communicatiorifrorUVishington bad
any truth in its sfyitements, that we
were in a Worse "bci*" tban sup,
.posed. :In the event of war against
the radicals,. we titite it, .that, our i 2. 1
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friend, "Gen. GOoltifiamh of the South
.I k.. • '
American army " wou ld r etur n to this
. ,
.country, and
° with . , him . and Odell
.'•touching elhoWs"!as . gainst: Giant',
Sherman, Str„iridan; - Cor n nose , anti :ho
the result Wont be obsticate,
.long and doubtful
Gtd
During the enmpaign that_has just
elosed,•tho ti Moe: men
,_ .1 this county
felt the importance
,of he issues that
were before dte , people. llence, after
iliorOughli, posting tit ruselVes on the
public questions of the,. day,lhey took
off their&iatiand wentat the enemy
as•if they meant blisines; and 'the 're-
salt st!ow6 that th`C'y have not ()illy de :
feat O, but likeWista deinorallzad him.
While the llntoimen, f every town
sh.p and borough. in t.e county did
1,
well, it may net beit Sys to
. partieii:-. ,
1 / err*, those that mad
_gains, in' the
majdritie!..over !qui. si?ponents eine°
1864. Taking them i';', alphabetical
order, we find or analy ing the returns,
that I -Borough I to W ns lip,
,gained 15.
Brightontowship 9, :Darlington' F,
,n
Econopy3,.Faliton 14; Franklic l i 23,
Greene 26, liopewell 7, .Industry. 8,
M i arion 3. Moon 1, New,Sewiekley 11
Ohio 44, Plitterson 9, Phillipsburg 4,
PrulaSki 14; Raceoon 2 Rochester bor
ough 18, S•m Lb' Beaver t
3. • Tbe Union
men ot these townshpif and precints
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:managed well and labored bard, and
. "are deserving in a sp r
eisl sense of the
thanks (dile Union arty'of the cow.-
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ty. . , .
• - The "Brest.hre at. War."
• Our. politie4l oppo I eats are forced
to:admit i terrible " haling" in this
, • -..
county, and .they a e just now - en-1
,
deavoring to :ascot' in. who it, Was 1
that "struck Billy _ atterson." One
of their orators, unti an aspirant for
the_ leadership 'ilf 'their party, declaresthat
_am B. Wiltion, 241., is •the
author ot.a‘l their , l ees ! 1 li , e asserts'
that the characterof Wilson's speech.
1I
es, toget - or with. th mferior quality'
of the m dbe had p t upon the ticket,
this , . ye r, brought about the over—
whelming defeat, of heir party on last
-- fr pesdt4. - Another rominent member
bf theliarty asserted•in.oar hearing a
few da a ago that it, vies rnot Wilson,
but; the:Local that broitilkt .the party
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to I grief on the 9t , and that so long
'as it. continued its 'ersonal •'ibuse of
Union citizens and nion candidates,
dial, long would'th rnion party in
t
this. __
etunty conti ue to increase in
strength, and, the. inijeratic--party
"go .ucdeT ."- 'lle thought that despe
rate eases required desperate remedies,
and he was therefo' e Oa favor of our
AI, 04„: 1 4'.1 : 49ki__ g_ his trunk and
;
slitppi - 161 7 fEtitiiiiinwit. -. ----
liow,
a ?
pk
in-414 ti
"wranglingaong
lhe'bre hran'' we e ter a solemn pro-1
teat; d particularly do wi r objeet to
any
. e. sop in the ! leaderehip of the'
Demo ratio party in this county, or
to sny, action that, would Induce our
neighbor Odelt to leave ns; We are
,sattsfifid with: the _running of the op.
position "Machin " in this comity,
and if Our word h s any weight, it is
`_herebygiveirin fa or of retaining boat,
lir.-: Wilson' and iir. Odell 'in their
present positions They are good.
I),etnoerats, and hve bsrae the brunt
of maUkla battle , and we appeal to
(heir party tha they must not he
"slaughtered; in i ho house -of their
friends." - -' _ - '
pur
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if
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sae
1, 1 bat.
fiwt,
too
but
will
I nnon
01113-
thiivr.y
nttun
'Bone
:bout
nom-
ene-
Odell
head
, carp
ed in
onet"
ot tbe
eking
near
a ~~
. - new
l id one
rodg,
many
. Wean
Ur et, n
ot, our
l ame td
mi his
eiy. on
r.
carry
shorter
8 j ac.l t
The Result in the 'Diet:jet
OnTuerida3'‘ laet vrae the day fixed
by law for the meeting • at this i)lace of
the Return JUdgee of . the District. At
the hour of cur going to press- the'
i
Judge from Oven° county had not ay,- ,
rived, and we are th erefore unable to
give the official -vote on COPO3BB,
the• reported inujnrity-for Lawrence in
the District ie between fitteen and six
teen hundred]
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Washington no I ty—lieheson. U , •,
Beaver_ , . . 46 6.
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Tot al
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Washington county—Chamberlin; Ind...
Beaver ' ^ 1 •6
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Totnl
Acheeon'e majoiity, 602.
. F 4 SENATOR.
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WsOringlon county—Tsylor,ll
Bearer • J
Tot al
Washington county—Ruth, D
Deaver 6 di •
Total
Taylor's majority, 1012.'
.FOR. REPRESENTATIVES.
Washington U'
" Day,.o
" Quay, U.
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4 Dab 11
Q5t,9,1 1
.I*3ll,
Caßolian;
Edgar, U
Birch
Callahan
Edgar
Bearer
Washington . county
1.1 " tit •
Beaver
Conkieeernen Elect.
PEtiN§YLVANI/i.
I. Randall; Dem;
2—Charlas O'Nuil Union; i
Myerf; Union;
4—)V. D. KOley, Union';
5—C. N Tavkr, I.l . nrosi;
Boyer.'llem;.
Brupgial. Union;
-Lawrence Gatz.Dem;
Stoyena. Union; •
Cake, Union; :
11 7 -. D. M.: Van..Aoken,
Dunnison,Dena;
13 : HU.•ttlercur, Union;
- 14}---G, F. Miller, Union: • ,
15 1 —, A. J Gloasbrenner, Deni; •
16.--VV. H. Kaunti, Union; .
17H-1).. 3. Morrell, Union;
.18 1 --F S. Wilson, Union; ' .•
19—G.. W. Secb6old, Union;
26 7 0. A.Fitines. - Union;
21P--John Covode r Union; , ' 1 .
• K. Moorhead, Union; •
2—Thoznaa 'Williams. Union;
24—G. V. Lawrence, Union; -
1--Benj..Eggleston, Union;
B. Hayes,. lInton;"
3 —IL C. Schenck, Union;
4—Win. Luvrrenee, Union;
s—Wm. Atingell,.llem; ,
W. Clarke, Union;
7—S • Sheliabatge'r, Union;,i •
B—C. S jlannitoo. Union:
B. Buckland,.Unitin.
10-4". A.Akley, Union;.
•
U—John T Union;
12-Pr tan . Trump, Drii;.
General Morgan, Dom;`' l
14—Murtin.Welitor,.. Union;
.I.s—Tobins E Plants, Union;'
16-John
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18—R P. palaing , Union; ;
19--Jas. A:Garfield, rfoioil;
• INDIANA. -
1-17 F Niblack 'Deux,
1 8 —M. C. itant.nr, Voir; 1 .
4—W. S. - Dolman. Dem;
W. Julian,
6--John 'Coburn, Union;
7-,=C, C. Wacb i burno. Union;
B—,Godlove S. Ortb, Union;
9—S. Colfax ; Ueion; -
10—Win. Williams, rnioa;,
11-4. Q. P. Shaiks, !Titian;
. lOWA.
l—Jan. F. Witscin, Union;
2—Miram PrifeAlnion;
3--W. B. Atllsoi, Union; •
4—Wm. Longtoidy,o, ',Union;
5—G. n Dodge Union ;
6—A. W. Ilubbird, Union;
•ins6,Washingionis Like
. ; only De•mb
itiL ,
critic township awrence, county.
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3254
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l Below will bQ fund a list, of the Senators
and memders eleet!'of the neat ,Legislature of
Pennsylvinia. ie lose a Senator in the
First District, but.; are recompensed by, the
gain- of another in the Twenty-sixth District t,
*..Taylor Unionist, }succeeding *m.
D.entoerai.!, The Senators elected on
I 1
Tuesday are as follows:. •, • .
I. Wm. hipandle D. 17. S. BOlingfelt, U.
I ,S. W. Worthingto,l7. W., Fisher. U.
18. J. D. Davis, "n.Alex:-Stutamen, U.
O. C. Burnett, D 4, • 24. T: B. Seartght, D.
15..0. D. lacksod,t D, 26.. A. W. Taylor, U.
16.0. D. Coletna4;l U. 28. Jas. V. Brown, 11,
.: :. 1
oThe, members or the Senate holding over
r 1:' f • • :
2. J. , E. itidgwai l ' U. 18. .4, H Mats,' it,
.
8. C. M.Tonavat%. D. 18. V..l6l'Conaughy,ll.
- 4. Geo. Connell, 11. • 21. I.! W. Hall, U..
' 6.•Horate ,4 0 7 st: U. ,' Kirk Haiies, V:
6. 0. P. James, p., , 22. Harry. White, U.
7. G. 11.; B.chall4 D. : 23. W. A: Wallace, D.
' 9 . W. DI litidfai,r?: 25. T. J. Bi'ghait, U..
11., Gea:Undon;tlj. ' ' J. L. Graham, U.
12.. L.D.Shotimaker,U. 27. R. A. Bratin, U.
13. W. Calories. iir. 28. 31. B. Lawri, U: .
14: J. Wills, D. I' • ' 't . • ' -
•
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, ;novas qv sarasssarArtvzs , .•
Adanier-Nickolas lieltsell, D. • . ,
Allegheny , --Sarattel Chadwick,. 1.T., ;George
Wilson, ).1., iy,ptisia Peters, U.,'• George 8.
MIKt e,• U., J., 1 , !: Glees, U., R. A. Colville, U.
Artustiong-!rs.nk Nlechling. U. • .
- Berks=- 1 R. L. gonrs, D., 11. B. Rhoads, D„
Fred.' Rayner. Iv . • 1: -, . .
•Bucka--J. W. Headman, li , S. Calvin D..
• • . Bradford and,rBullivan-George W. Kinney,
U.; James•H. Webb,i U.. ' •
Blair-'-.Samu4W,Camant, U. ' . - '
Cumbria-Jo ha P: Linton. D.. ' ,
Carben and . Monroe-Allen Craig, T.
Cetitre-Fred:Atirtz, D. . ' ,} '
Clarion and Jnileiaon,...WM. P. Jenks,.D.. l ,
• A.:- Clearfield, Elie and FOrest.T. D. - Hunt, D.,
Clinten,Camairon and McKean-G. 0. Delia,
1";
B. .. , - ;i f •
It L T
,Chestai-Wni.' , Waddell. U.. °N. A. Pen
_ nypackeri U.. lit I.' Sharpless, U .
[ CraU f Ord--;4,T.•Chale,lJ„ J. - Boyd Espy,U.
[ Colutrphin and-Montour-Tpot. Chalfant, D.
1 Cutntierland44 l hillp Young; D. , • •
1 Dauphin-1i; W. lloffMan„ U., Dr. ..T. W.
l• seller •U. ,:i - •-. ..1
Delaware-JOhn' H. Barton, U ,
Erie-LT. B. 31eCreary, U.; 0..8. Woodivard,
iU. 1 1 , t' , .. . • .
Fayette C: it. Doyle, D. ,
je Graeae-John Phelan, : D. '
' ' Huntingdon ; Ildidlin -and Junlita-H.' 8:
whartoi. U., 4. MBrown. U. 1
Indians. and Westmoreland -- T.'
T.. F. Galls
' gher, ~ wgt.. cs Gerdon,U.,A. W. Biwa:1011,U.
• Linesiter-Andtew Armstrong, U., J. W.
Lehman, U..-,D. G.' Stacy; U., 1. D. Bath, U.
.
Lebtion.,'-4acob M. 3 ally, ,U. . i •
Lehign-- r Nelion Weiser, D., Jae. F. Kline,D.
' Lyeoming, . Union. and- Snyder - James Mar
shall. IU.; Siinuel .C. Wingard, U., J. H.
1_
Wright, U. , i : ' .
• Luserne--W.i Brennan; D:, David H00n,.D.,
.1 John McHenry; D: 1 .• : C
I , Mercer, Lavrience And Butler-Josiah . Mo
. therrin, U.; Jittnea A. Leech, U., W. C. Har
bison, U., Henry Pillowi,U. -
• Montgomery+-41 'Markley, D.i Edwin Sitt-'
tertja wait, Trk': 1. - _ a •
Nortliamptliver H.. Meyers, D., TdT.
Barrington, 11.!- .'.. ; 1 -,
' Nortbumbarland-GeO. W. Thorp, D.
• Perry and Friaklin--Geo. P. Shuman,' U.,
F. 8. Stumhangh,, U. 1 - •
. - Philadelphia-Cho. W.•,Giteghan, U., W
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S. G regory; p ; - - - - --- watt
1 U., Win. B; fj
4989
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7858
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Tarol
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4420
5143
111
§uberd, U., .ta‘
ibYt '
Alexanilir
Worm'll
Marks, U.
Collins. Di, Phi
Somerset, !Beat
srds.i U., Jolin.
Susqueliakiit
Tiogs nnd 7 R4
- lluniphrey,
Ye , .• . cr t
ph10.,! Wing, 37
Maine atal7
YOrk—Leit
Unioniits
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Senits—Republiesas -4 -
Democrats ••4 '
. 1 .3
House--Reptibliesas .' .
"1 Democrats . 37
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1114oritr on joint belot
Paovinzaca • smiles upon ui—ts
weather was beautiful, and the roan
of 'tLo election next Tuesday will be
triumphant Democratic victory.,
licrrah !---.T.ocal,lefere the election.
From all ,around Pennsylvan
Ohio, lodiaoas and lovia—comes t
soma news , otdateid, of conservutis
and triumph of destructive Radicalis
The Thite man has been Shovqd be.
and the.; negro'kicks his heels big.
Ort n ever.--tor - at; after - the election.
I -.
LOCAL RISC 014 S.
. it.
lutaLug, Jat, tb4 li ft )* it., - Ptts . •
burg 111 t,be . utho_ rhed ,
Airys
tii.ati city.. , I
t. .
- I
97 ,
71
118 - •
6 6
83
147 '
14 ,
49::
49:
10 0 : •
641
• 'Bi..
Pozirix. we have;:; TOCelSraa a po—
OticallgoOtriliution'-frnnt igoniewnod,
"bait a the anth!ir's ream ie . not gi c Ten
nap.. 41 not ho Oublia6il tko Ar us.
[
*ThattateNorrial Bch at
tnborb, ' ndoubtedlyi the beat p
fOr_tekehe a to &torsi! SOhnOl; ibeS
i t s,4o l 3h ae who are , preparing
4'404
16' .
St • ii
76' - •
62,1 ••
67
17a
1 64
68 •
164
ea
21
66
76 161 '
'
Ul6 T . • '
- - 'lst,
614
Ohio
for
busy is
EMM:
Corn
tow .
The 11
and I
the ,
Cassr .—Thosc of Our readers
desiieio . erase something that is
ed' std e • rite, Are reSpeerally
red to 'S
isragraph isi!the set Le
By teadi g ,the fiftitittent`it the
colti; . tan hey will seCior tibut 'IA
'coppery ewspaper heinade Sh
. tt,
.E;irnt
Welooti
ten ion
pla, e ii
run
im edif
810 s will
i l t
6fti:iyal
Mrl Bt:4
4
/BM PitOlELN.—"C6l:ThUr i skday i Itqt f , a
r --
litt en sbn. - of Revd , Revd , Horner, - oi ; 'i ho
e
Bridgeater M...E.1, !Church, tell Lind it
bri;lte is. arm. Th ! ol fracture lel quite,
1 - -
• sever one, but at. last , accounts lei
was.do g well. Ha is tibeut 5! or 6
ypilra O age. Dr. IL C. Levis, of - that
s - ;
place, i the '
attending surgeon.
,- i , .._..-. .........—l-s •,. j • I
6Jouittizb Couati.--At the adjourn- I
le Court, held hero on Sitardai lasti
11
t _ -, , •,..,
th re was considerable busineas done
iti the i:lrphans' - oon l r!, and but little if
Ia; y il. the Common; Ploan:' Th t l e reg
-1.;
el t•te In comineaces on 1 the r.th ol
N ven)ber. • i. •1 f ' 1
rt ,
In•
ne
EAVOCARGI4
i : iOcitOer. 17tii, i ZIM
6 ixl
MAC or • Litt
bait iguin brengbt.
up ion fine navigaloe at
the laet, fevi, ispir; have '
!Lining up end dawn
berni of
Donoveo,. of South 88.
wits burned a few Oights i
tog was a, yeu , vs:Osble
re is supposed to have
of swineeOdinrY.
=
.us
he
,•or
l e that Ileir pipe for an
the attir works of i
I •tt,.the g uud on the
vritti the ;ricer
tely on its bank: The e
be: about :one buntireci
t•
di , --betwenh tho
.ciwelii
d and leirs.teeeh.
• _ • I.
eat trm i tiON.—Ttio Dttrlingt
of S hoot wiil gite n public
on I ThUrAdAy ereping,
the ,Free Preshyti.rian
'aril gton,Pa.
• ' Doors open
clot : ,1 I •
vperformantr to . rmtni
4,lthitlance,lsleentB, tl
rote-h is to -be aii)iieti
urPc)s(fr.
lAIGN
r SUB4CELIBER!V.- T
s now over, ind -vie !tin.
-week • f' i
result. iti!this county, ir. the
Thie number, therefore,
ntr4ut'bet.W i een us 'and our cam—
,
lubseriberif, aod- finless other
!
rdered, tbcir names will new be
fid.froin our laubseriptiOn; book.
oA I - I
uld be pleattied to have all ,Of
continue 419ng, the Arg'us, land
dropped between no4l and
esday tbisi . will
..usioeiend 'diem gaper "right
fII . •
I. I
, ..; .
2 Union f Mn e oti . Beldgelcater
fight on. the tithl inst.
titsopponent-a or
counted-on
y of 10 for Cipner; - but
.hainmering close watching
.teopha :Ina& a tie vote. This
better than Ave cxptetect j as most
he 'river men' of he ..town are
ocrats, anA theY' were almost to a'
h- .41
led our ow,n rhotaXt shall at Once
, e a new ittraotion and that a Cab.
Orggin." I '
ee adverttse,ment io another column
e Demooreoyvei the.
" igger "
n • the fur l ious conflict through
ich the Detuecraey cs, the iizger"
• e just passed, it is Clear that! Samh o
Lot 'tome Pint, second hest; for the
Et Local says that ["tbe whiter man
1- keyed backl, and itliO tiegro kicks
heels up, bjgher than evei'..!'The
`key ie evidently :'s tougher;cuSiom•
than the.:Democracy ihouglit - he
We are onxioUs to know hoer
own Montgomery" feels tsioce
e fight
3
...,
4 111 ave Me Pnlin i Big r:Cenda '
Ifl ever - there as Jaa man„,h. o I ,: ia I!
I ,
rellSOn, to exclanni.Yave .pie ft /in k . , ii -,' y
ft i i etnls,” that man I's eer i tainie c at -, 1 " .
Gillis, of this phice. ISunie te.l, - ,! t i v
ttvo %COk ago l I ocu ), desliors 0!
lartsyng its praise On seine one, marl/
Capt. Gillis che pubjeet, and acconi.
ir+ly magni fi ed, a little inidetil that
occurred- hetWeen;liev Mr. Stnith's c lit.' •
dar / d Capt. iGillis into - a wontle.rfill
'a air, and,then . sought, to makes ehero
i .
mit of the latter at? Mrs. Smill6 .' 2 ,,
p4BO. - A. weeklater the LocaOiseov.
"ered its Mistake, aid finding that it s
adulation had put 'apt. GilliS. into a
very ludicrous pol.ition, itslinfiteted
to extricate tiitn,and instead ottlo t i a
: gt
60 it only; auceeeded in nlung,itig
gentleman deeper and deeper. into [be
mire.. .• ~
1 _ 1 ,
1 . If the ecii rcf the Z%) , :ai had Ina 4
little corn n sense he Would kno , T
that at:tither' Mrs; Smith nor any ~,,,
else connecte.d l arit the mien_part v
1 • •
an Beaver had 'an i objecion fit. Cats.
Gillis swingiag an America ri fli% eithcr.
))
upon . that or any , lather day; -but sh;• - -
dil Objecd . to his making.hera party w
raising, 1 •
it intoner l of i a main kelynier,
who had done his iuttnost to dishonor
• tt'durinkthe war. ; She was right Ito
'doing...so, and withiremarkehle minim.
/
aty the people of" !Beaver surtalt. "her
!action in what she, did. ' Butl again.
° Local should have_irealiied vie
act at the . outset.hat, the citizens of
Beaver know, that heroes are selLiom
manufactured'in t,imei, of peace,' at .a
Ithiti they are nevfr made x in confliet t
Itt
1 with womenland d i ltildren. Its attempt,
'therefore, ,tO iinhanee Capt. Gillis' rep.
utation for bravery by Whet took plate
between that gentlernan and :Mr.
Smith, is °Very *hit awfutile as lit` ii
ridiculous. I Had l f Locut, thett;lieeti
.
in possession of , little_diseretion, i..
never would nevi+ referred to that far.
cleat affair at all;' and 'if it is 'mall!
Ca!pt. Gillis' frier dnow; . it, will droi)
the subject as
.fitl ckly tts potiaiWe, an , l
forever.'. . • - 1 '.- ..-
Ed.
lace
tate
to
re 7
ifie
jiage,
been
tir
1
Met
• vei•
a g o.
Re '
(been
who
efin•
efer l -
-
26.--
frl a
ame.
111.7
1 OX.
this
treet
and
MEC
1 and
ng. of
. Virerespeel Capt. Gillis'i3osithin;a4.l
preeunte, that w - would - resPeei, Lila
a lso , if we - werelivqintinted with him;
antljt isi-in deference 'to •thie: rel.cet
that, we novi c s - all his 'it( . 1 t
~ , , ,
, ion to
muter ,thair .seemingly.- iiiciily, , , Ilk .
liOnOr liii.B s, fair dealink , nt:t . o l .:
represented ) to b r ave told nimidrf ::
son in
• 14eave'r ,liat,, fe i nting . i1,%, , t-1 . .%,.:ii
!
would !Say almethin h '' •
i n
n garrr. y.t , ,,... 1,1
cation,•with nt's Sr "t 1 ''''t 1 - - - •
-
...; ni I, .. , 10 t,:lt
the editor and obtained 4 pro . %iii,e :r , ',:i
him that the n - .atter 'would 't,:,l ~ : ....-.:%1
ferred to; arid that;-he was extr,'''.l.-1-
mortified at, set 4 z it. in t1it0j0.1..tv.,..,i;::
ttio. full oWing day. Or, the othei• hat-. -
it 18 -deserted Ithat. inetes , l ~ ..'i '':. , ..i0,; -
.paitied, at seeing- i th
.. t1etai1,ri.,,0.:0..1,
in .th..l,neat, ha - pnettitaAeil tit, • ~--:' :';
dozen cOpies . .
tt ofr'. same pap,..i, ;Ind
r
sent them w y 4l) his. friei.!ls. til . i.. , i
ehOwitig that while he . tippailinily,'T.' , %-
the ..... f. c ;,% 1i , .1 it 11 , ,:• :: i
1.0 red the editOrl ofl
I . y approved ,f what .he .;did l' IV,
know Catit......(4iliti ages not ug'i i , :,
neighbor's! to isuppose • . .hfin. guility -.t
thie charge . of double di.hiing,,itital - it c
therefore . resPettully n sugest f.o ilia:
, the proptiety of lin OcplitiOi!)U.
. - DiAtti Or , Pflor. fl.iitzi ,. .4PrJf - ,1 , ' , 1:: . .
S.,Rat•ey, (he :celebrated:. lior§i‘ t t . , ,
of this , :tor.ntry., died e(Cieye.laile, ,
on 'Thursday Of last N!ve,ek.!2.1.11ii...1.). - .
eemher his - 1101th , wiie.matrially iii.,.
.
paired by a severe:6o.4e df I li' . i ',.. -....
;anti aihoe,tbai titne . ii i hau 1 ,, .-:;: c- --
litantiji travbi r i tii i a hprici ))f .i.: , •;: , ;:ii
his former strength and ahtivity, - Li: .
all 'to no pniPosa... About sir. IN t . i . :.- -
ago . he went. to - ,Olereland, . in eh .!...,;•
of his neica, j !.r4. Willianis,and gio,e . -
itik grailuall;
wHorse,lio expireifun t:: li.i . h, hist: llie as in - his .38th . yitr:
and
. his repti*tiOn as a horse 't::'
was undqUalletreithei in . thin
. cuutr.:..
orj,f.uropo. '•
1 . .' l-
. 7.--- -" "" — ''-- 71 id '
•'. A. Gitoss 0 TaArtz.-,4)n t e (110%...
.•, .
1 eveni n;2_ , ,i 'befoi.6 the election, . a • 1.• u% ' •
megting Was • held id- Ca,kss"ilie. Ilur:- .
i ingthip Codnify, ivithin'. -- tie huudt . - •
1 yard it of the il ; )\?I tl i C l'S' . Qrph. au . Scl leo .
located in thnlit villiage. "The ,orphif ,
of our fallen herOes were permitted '• ,
Attend! the in i eetilyg,. in charge of tht"'
teachirti;' and up4ii reitiralng:t 6 aC if .
1 stittitiOnlto u'ihi s ch they belonged. do' .
'
were throWn 'ct thein by the Coppe r heat
alq. tteo:t 4 ther . lessi:hilatreha:buyan ,
yitieieatrlutkaljseriouS/Yiel re t 4
vn r t)e:.cipposlonreBortt : . , l ;
contemplabl ontireies th n
,ey only OX
-.:::
hibit-their lire foy.',trpiOn, and tilt'
eninitY to the GOernment, „ to gr' ,
!'which, the. fathers of the.,ciiihani n il. . -
• Iti ''' '
down A eir lives. - , .. ! ~ .. .., .
l o i n ' st -
lexhibt•
0 etobe i r
1 ,
ChUren,
at', 6
nee at
do'or
l evolent
o cam-
...,,,
.k, "4 - AC4EIiS I : -./ICSTITt
monthly me eting of th
atitute of -porough i
schools will be helflin t
building--rnO,m * '15:6. 4
evening, 18th - inst., at 6i.o'.'el:c4" -.
' Tt.' eae 4i»ep will. onai.i ,i i
taro, Ay- Dr. .A. .C..' arl9 . \s' ; - 't- 'L'.
•
drill, in m o jntal arithmetic, by •-•
Ithodet4 . . Inaa .drill In , - 'reatin „ z: ,
*Mimi M.inny. Savage ; Bay by:
Mirtiliari4Tp ' Disc-nig On OF :6o ' , -1- .
methods: ("if,: .seeuring' ;liue'ett.„'Ni,.i.
Music. • :The -publie are-cori:•.ti'.••:o„
I
ted to attend: By orcl . e.- , ; ' -""'
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