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Iva o _100 : r To 21:..
Novembs: 2lst, 1136 . '
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Tha.Oh'ange of Front.
'ice oar paper -of ' this week will . . b
fantail teniartaole, artildo . from ib
giticiago Times ;• and as this paper i
ono bf-'1,04„-4npi.st inflnoitial. or 'tins, o f t
th.iPlifecontic pta.ty in this ciinntryi,
it itttAinees are to be reg a rded ala
hithly . sighifiearit. ' Tho : Times no
onfyladfnits the titter rotit, of its par
.ty i$ tlie'fall elections, b`nt :. say.s ale:'
"tiiii,t, ii4ving heen-boaton on ti gre.
hatiinmi isste,.! ; Ss to Willeh It believe'
itself to hki wholly :right;and the' o
pos4ion whnlly. iirtitiir, and still sti Ui
Peri, it melt % nererthelefis antirid
thati isaue," . and adopt some . othe',"
nearly akin tt4 possible to that o
agt.st which' they were so recent
arrayed' As a
. preliminary to doi
,
so, he. Times advises the Demoera
to.cet loosefrom the adiniinstrali.
of Andrew JOhnson; to trust no 10.
gert to' th 3 le.thriby of •Johns
i t
kieWard or ante, but to strike o
in in entre' y "new line," andagir
brig . it's Ownl trusted warriorri t
thetforegliound' Tbii "newiline' ; e l l .
btates the iillt of suffrage to i''
I - •
, -
nero; ant the . Thiters argues; t P i
• 1 •
sooner or later the ballot will inevi i t
blyi fall IntO. tho 'black. mum's Ladd
and this fling as certain as fate, i 1
i ,
highly in that.'t 'comes to in
train thel)einneracy; - Thief poslt'ou,
lia tiro eatirnittion• ftthe l ..7 i iiites, voll
n, t .
save the. Dentecratie , party; any o her
.
witl'enuse it "to set down iv: laciness
and deetiyinglnactivity,'? and cent hue
to .inako..it - the viciim.4fd7efeats ill
out; number 4 linpaCtial suffrage--the
.iul .
re gar liitaVeadhusetta kind.--=is til,e
-....
loria' recommended,. by,' the Tinii 'as,
.1.-h4 antidote of the :party,-ati
,the
c (
D4toorany are . appealed. to to. fir ' , gat
thetr _6ld l- prejudiceS, buckle the r ar..
t
mo on avow, and :fight ! their ' ntter
• haeties• in behalf 4' o f the ' neol -
• . el ;
-not against him ati
~heretofore
. article from the Times is• stirri.4! ail
:tlaii i. political waters ; and its recent—
, taelidation is. meeting:with a vigorcias.
, resistance from the party genetally ;
and 'hence, whileit is barely pOSsi b le,
that. negro Suffrage will'; °yeti by a
. 4110 k in, the - .Derameratie - creelk l iku
highly probable that the.agitiiti - iw o
attar. question by that party will; .al.l`
co;ito-a number of its -member ikt
• thij .Union.rank,s. I.£ so, k some goo
tittleast will have "come Of: of a
ME
"The Combat neeroefus
`The Chicago. Times,. in its i
lining loose from the A•ciminiati
tikes occasion to-make sorne MI
tae President that are not.reel
complacently ;as, s one would 4
tih4 Ivould bro. A. J. is evil
u•
afi.htin In 'III I " anti) n reply - t ,
t ~. v.
llii?ga of the . Times, hi.s org
-Washington ..Reptiblicali, advt
imes and its associates to
arty of their owteand no
orco themselves upon the at
t por into the presence of th''
lkiesire to have nothing to do vii
_ .
at further tells thein that it '
Ithat..the Copperheal or tie
litarty, after violating all - the' ,
;Invade, at the Philadelphia Cot
otter being 'as wr conseq
104.4 ,violation repndinted i
,''Pilate exCept' two, htrin rem.
tnttelc . 7 and noW..,ponie before
he in a light that shows the
, dentitate of principle' aa . t
been profuse in. Pledges.-
ii i 4ohnson has already /earned,
,:it; thq 4 political - . party that
ribly disloyal' to' chi ,countr •
the rebellion, is in -110 *sensi
',trusted eren, onpolitical
0 whin thsti zebelliciii' hal been'
and peacO•. again reigns tb
'i the, land. : DisloYalw and,dl
I go band . in.hand,and.judgin_,
1 ( ,reeer;l. elections, there 'aro
rtruths bett-r und t-tt d b
, , . e... oo y
i try - genettaly than, this one
i .11nrin party Las nothing i's
1 ;yet anything to gain ittco
of - this r•uprttiro between •th c
and tbeDemocraey, it . can,
iessivili, look upon •the. 'qa
, .
4tferane indifference. ' : I
• ~
REV. I),R...TaIt9TLEYi the
ttio Second ; tTniketi. Pr
Church of' Pittsburgh, has
deposed -from ,the aainistry t
mur.icated Irani Ali chore,
conduct. The' . ehages a,
were brought by'
as folloiss: •
I •
irSt—tultind, Cornet
treatment of his wife and
. "Second--Using "yulgar
'l6trituage,
4- "fhird—,tadelity to h
Ovs.",( .1 .
After an" eeelesitibeal
Ireeka duration, he'. was- foi
and the henteneo: abate .
pi•onouneed upon him. • T.
goes before the civil coal,
ylidatiou 140" r.116i0
Pr'eqliev, ,
' Pi ).-.AT ' ' 1
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aym, the'airt t yr, . -Gotrip. PROCEEUINGI3., ; -‘,The , follow' -
I i tt t 1. - II - in cases were disposed,of dur og the
'•
The .oca/ Complains l i . e iea y
r., 11-, ,
atiout.• thle testi:l:olly oNi,o,ine of tike'Ceur i, bold in this farm' last•week:
s-line, in t 6 trial oftire case of the " COlo• * vs. Josiah Paiterst?o 0 , al.-L . :-
' m ,.... , ‘,....,
i lndicted - for forcilale:entiYl• I,Not gait-'gait-' ofnitnnweelt vs. JareSs 11. Odell, in
, ty, and: , Wm. Brooks, prosecutor, to'
~.. ,
the' cwirt lie' , her e last week, and pay the costa. . •l' I •
charges perjur. upon two of the testi-, Same vs. Washington Gordon. In
fiers at least;, - Messrs. "Shrouds - and - dieted for assault and . batteryl Con
• 1. -1
Con-
McGregor.. lii order to Matto a mar-. tin -mo ~
, , Same vs. Stahel • Reich. ',del)
ty rout of himself, to wire,t,
_degree of for , breaking ints•,e, store.
room lin day
folly will the editor of the Local not tittle, with inientl to coltria it larceny.
go ? Ho co ld not _prove perjury Recog,niztince - entered int?- to t appear
I
liguitist "these- Me -, i,' for the -simple at Noc term: -Did not appear. -Re
ieuson that 11. ey *CO comMitted no C°Vizzine9 forfeited.- !
.
bffense of. Uri 'kind; .au . d' thps charge Sarre vs James II Odell ' Indicted
for assault and battery. ionad gen
ie. only made l thotiAlief:l4, the par
ty, and sentenced to pay a find of $35
ties libelled ill 'cause -Odelf's.arrest, and costs of prosecution. 1
and-glee that noted indtvideal sad his r
Sanie vs.' Isaac, Duda. .Indinted fin.
Larceny. Plead guilty and sentenced
'friends an opt) rtanity oftigain shriek
- to pay a fine of. $5-and coats of prose
-
ing "martyr'm.' This+ is the pur- eution, and undergo imprisonment in
_
pose, and' the ditor -of the Local gas . the county jail fur a period 'of, three
none otiier in viewi for be knows, as months. •tria,n , l.
does ever bo else- that is acquaintl I_ •
.Same vs. Titus A.ckr rind Jos':
edwith either Mr, Sh
' dy ,
--,./- : Clingby. Indicted for fareenyl. Ack
erman plead not guilty, and !wee ao-
Gregor, - that these ' tlemen , have qu i tte d. cii ng b y
.I.,lead guilty., and
characters for truth and j eracity above was sentenced tepay a Bee ofiss and
suspicion, and that thei in ; estimony
i'' • costs of prosecutioe, and undergo im.
prisonme the' county jail for a
any court would . be regal' a as amoag
petod ofthree months.
the boat that could be Offered: Aad. Some vs. Hobert Moffitt.lndicted
yet knowing - this he is fool-haxdy for assault and battery. potind gull.
enough to ebt.rgethein with a crime, ty. and sentenced to pay a flit° of $5
/
the commissin i n of which,, neither him. and costs of prosecution. 1
-. . Same vs :Remy Poulson -Indicted
selfr.or any. one else beli,eves 1: Man
for aseuott ' and battery. Foued gull.
ifestly, thee,'lndrtyrdem is his objective ty ; and sentenced to pay a fina of $lO
point; and as we Are "a li!tle older than and costs of priniecution, , ,
he is, ate be hie:pardon for Suggest-. -- Same vs.- Wm. Stewart' and{ Samuel .
ing that the playing of` the political
i i
‘ Weallough, , Indicted for assault and
battery Continued. ,
martyr usual y pays better before an same vs. D. .. - ... • 1
1 .m.., , storrison.
- election than it does after the election for' fornication and ,bastardy.
is ' hefd.. 1.) ring a heated campaign ued, and-reeogniiitnee enterei
party 'fries 'usually stand "ahouldei the 'aura of $804: - '
to 5116utiler; and lend li help
L 3
i Same
.B. P. Whitn
ln i. -hand dieted for assault and batti
. /
when one of their number gets into a hill f oun d . and John Reetb ,. t i
difticuliy w Ile !obeying for the coin- . c um, tu.tu ty t h e ants ; , .. 1
mon cause; but when the canvass is • Same vs. john Ferguson. - Indicted
over each " hti IA expected to stand on for larceny. Found.guilty, nd fined
Indicted
its own bottem,V an d every m a n „ a l I OA r . .85 and costs of: prosecution, ! and lark
ed to mane le "his own ciande," Hence; dergo imprisonment in. the teunty jail'
while the " eiping hand'? was geher-, for two months , I
oust} , etc deco; to our - unfortunate', - Same vs. John Reel. Indicted for
neighbor before the election, we _Wain assault and battery.
; -Plead guilty,
hint now that the sympathetic paw will and entered into/, recognizance to.ap
nDt,orne () Au, re adify . ,e,ftee the Coe. pear at adjourned, court..
se-It is over Mat-k that ! But if, our Same vs, Beery Youlmiti, Indicted
warning is atibeeded..%anti proseeu- for ast-autt and shattery on oath of :his
tions again Como; and martyrioni is wild, Julia Peale:ion, Foetid guilty.
'-ied,then.l.ll , o'. is net so' and, sentenced to pay a fine af $5 abil
ARGUS.
filid
This
upappr.pciti
41 till' ii;"
bco . a duly
TILE VOtecii Of the people__ hils,"been
emphatiC, sad we append a general
summary of+-,Republioant - majorities,
,
+ which •has sustained 'Congress and - .
,
{ ctede troasqu octiouti; - Look at'; the
•
1 i ZIOAbll A result
t. --• r' . . .
'At tlit , Ociober elections • 6 00,000.,
1 . 31a,:sacialtetts , . , 70,000
i Ne sv :Yar'k %.;' . - 20,0 •
I%New - Jersey - --, 5, -.
111i.n0ii..4.. • - - 4 ; z . .- ," • 46, •
-1416111 1 pm - 1 • . 50,
--Ulm:basin 14.• - . 26dil
- Missouri' . • - • - 20,0 i I
gliroas 4.. - 10,000 -
44.kulivaotw - ! .
14eirado, ...--- ' 9.4
azimi
: lt 0
at Ct
t With California,: Tennessee, arid
other'Statee.added. the popular ma
jority, against the Piesident is about -
half .a million of . yetes.
o
C
ext. week thire will
be r.o court held lo Beaver. - The on,
erous labors of the : present- week, to
gether.with,,thosit of paa termst. have
completely, wortkont the judicial ener.
gies-of the coenty.--Lecal 01.24 week .
We 'think the editor of the, Local
hhoufd be the last man in this vicini
ty to Intimate flat the '"julical en
ergies". of the comity, „lire Opt 'what
they should be. He bas certainly•bad
I,What'business be bionsbt - before the
cOnri attended to:in is prompti man.
nit; as .he could desire; and the county
generally understands that. this-bust
ness is pot only extensive anCvaried,
but •costly besides:l •
r .p li WO.
Fitly, a
nal
n, the
es the
form a
longer
ettiloo,
,-
io who
"is 1 4ittd
tioeritfe
• p!e l dgesj
ii•ontion,
wienr 1:.)t
e l trery
ifed
ti3el Flub.
to t be as
TUE. editor of ttie •Local in speaking
of his trial last week,'sayri
we l take
"There were two or three Democrats
on the jury =pan - noted; - (it'vhould not
be liagotten. that the. ease was entire- ,
ly political in tilliitstc' atures) but - they
(the I)einocrats)t were stricken off 'by
the , .counscl for.t i he proseciftiop."_
0 . 0 shottest . way to tei:ute this as
Sertion :o call; it whatit d'esOt yea to
betatte4 a lie. 1 , There . ere Demo.
crate osi that Jury,-"Johtipito; Es' q.,
David C3wati and/John - N
agneri JPr.
inetanceL-tbitt hive s very respecio? l e.
standing in *llls county 7-4 poiition
libel but few -accuse tbeeditor of the
Local ,of : I
ditrieg
to • be
itle4tiOns
;
.erusleti
oughout
sho4ety
frotia the
but ifew
ho
Aft pa@
Itor
nequeticel
nd aoubt
i
MAJ--GEN..EleaTaiNip, the AuditOr
G
.., _ i
eneral of Penusylvanaa, who was a
fiw "Weeks ago appointed a qiiii nel in
the regular- army, dectinelf7the ap
-1 pointment, and wt thereortoOntinue
1
Ito discharge . the idutiau or-the office .
1 whieh,he now so.creditably fills. Tpe
' feeble health_ of.: his '=aged father, to-.
sgether with lmilt)ness affairs of a pri- .
vete 'ehatacter;fiavo' - indneed bim 'to
tefuse the riitle6 tendred biro ;o
the 'regularOny, by the Secretary
of War: . ;- • , . :
pastor of
terj=toiian
. •
just
I .
for „int.s.
atrtst, hiu
. 1.121e 1 y
were
I ;
•
rtd (violent
• at.ly
ud itrofarte
mvrtlage
ofißl 'two
nii4 guilty,
'referred to
e now
9° an "aP
bi Mrt.
,then' lhou egos:.,,
for that the ,alarm had ; nut
'sounded. j
Total majority • •
.Aa ,tho . j*ry rowed,
by scoii•R of hersoaa who
(.04 . aco, /to., ' 'that S i b
I4raihoosta.to pay.
di fferep tly.—Local.
That jack- must hay:
time in: going frpm th e l
rponkup stairs; fothe
Loral says be was talked
of persous"--fortyL six;
.while they NT er o
,
COMA of prcsecutiOu:. and undergo im
prtsonmetit in the county jail for Lwo
months. . :. 1 - r
• Same vs. same. Surety of the peace,
on oath of his wife, Julia roulson.-- e ,
Sentenced . to pay costs of prialusbution,
aiiii conamitUd Aojail until the ten..
teLce is complied with.. ' ' - . •
..Same vs. George Stevens. Indicted
for larceny... !Fpunci,not gui ty, and re!
lease .from custody. :
S. no vs.. John Flowers a
Indicted for larceny. Foci
11,:s .t.c.). riewersnot. guilty
others. ..51otion for a new
reeognilance,inAlas surik.:ci!
tered, into. . ' . -•- .
• Same Vs. 'Frederick a
Strawbecker; : Indicted II
and battery. Not.!guilty. .
Same ca. William IXi
1: ng: Indicted
for stealing worn his. employer. Pk adi
not guilty. On motion.. of 1 .Common-
Woulthsw tiOlteLprosequi. was ordered
'to' be entered in the case: 1 ,
Siime vs. Irinac . l)nehana. indicted',
.for being
,accessoy 'to .tarc4ny. - Con'
tinned to next terin,und recogniaance .
,enteredinba in't.he.itunt o $2OO. •
Same vii.' !Wchard Doti ister.' ; L1.7.
dieted for Selling liqUor to, men °tin '-
teriperaCe habits. Continned: .
Same is 'same: • Indiete l d for`st.lling
liquor to Min Ors., Continued. - • '
Same .vs: siiimcl. Inditited . for far=
nishing:liqnor to iiien .when intoxica•
ted Continued.. i . - i
.i
~: Same vs: Pavid'and liinry44 Penny
Indicted for_ assault and battery. sig
nured, And the- -prosecutor, Sar!th
Siseo, to .pay the coats. ' - 1
Same vs. as. Covert:. .Indicted for
fiirniAing liquor to mine s. Contiti
nod. • --I
•. 1 ' !:- 1
' Same'v.. David Penny.l Charge: .-of
surety of the peace; on oath of Joseph.
Penny, and . loseph - Penny bound in
the stun Of . ::150 'to appear and prose
cute.., •. l' .
.........4.33,000
Pi:eelfat . en's So g h e o e ol . in Te112:1e8-
The nerephis Pod. remprks: The
.
lowing, figures are from i reports for
Oeteber,l3Ow ,in Itie,ho h Os of Geo.
Lewis,Aoktstlit Commissioner for,the
Freedmen's ICuiesu di Alf& StASs
&bows • , 82
Teachers J .123
_ .
Papit s in attendance
i - 7823
White teacliere • ' '
, 95
Colored teachers - ' 1 1 ,8
Teacihers trenspo'rted , - 1 81
Buildings provided by ttie Buisau " 1 0
3z:tidings provided by. freedmen ,' 17
s c hoo;: sustained by freedmen • - 15
s e hd o i s p 1u .:!17 sustained by fieettmeu . 8
Sabbath sehOeas.;,- ' 0 1,85 '
Number attending . SaLba4 l t'oh9ols 8619
- The eotion-pieditig geison basealled
many ;pupils from the s hence 'to 'the
fields, and the repprt fo r the
the piasent
month wilt show '` iti en i siderablo in:
crease from the ahtle figures.
The first,quarteriT report 14 the
yeas'- ending o . eteiser 31, shows 1,890
papildi writing, and - , the ilast quarterly
report:: BIKARe 2,799—d0 increase ot
9b9. I .
' StUdyinr, aritlimetitt;first quarterly.
report, 2,008,; last repint, 2,725ir.
iirease of, 717. • 1
Studying grammar, 4rat quarterly
report, 212; last report' 497—inerease
of 285. 1 - -
The schools are in a very prosper
ous condition; and constantly aug—
rnenungt in- number, thei freed .people
evincing-great interestl in them, and
feeling the necessity of, the education
of their , raee. _
are *ere told
bad koard't -
oads would
"o.told them
bien a ipng
.boa i '.to the
ecbtor the .
‘to' by "scores
or—eighty
Should the Legislate
adopt a ftee school. ey :. ,
and whites as hoped,
efforts of I the • Borea l
will be , a great pre 1
efforts of the State.
ip'ritugv-pla
Dear O ri arir {tine :eP cu o n n
t l i ci fi , 331 :E 6 k 1 i : h .'
ride on the ail..hereabonti witbouti,
being foreibl remindtal of those torsi: ,
bled times ; no so far awry as might be..
"glm all, the comotion was - through,
mud, mud,' d I -.Th o .. new railway
froM Oil City to Irvineton, where: it
T v
joins the . & . It ; It., is claimed/ tol
Il
be the best t It road in , the State'. It
is already ricliiving-s, large amionnt 0
freiglit and %tit Passenger travefis in.=
creasit.g.. taburgh. which slept ao ,
i tk
nnaccountab long over the 'ocunple:-.1
Lion ok the la*heny ValleS7 ..R. R I
l'
seems to bei ingup tO th.e import- 1
once of 'Lbw, rite, and the prospect now is that r rly in '67 we .shall sail
the ears goinover'it. It dOes:,seetn;
i t
strange that he far seeing but.iness
men of the Ir n City should &offer:he,
trade w,hiehlirly belonged :to .theFk i
to be tuirneitother Chtionehybefored
making an.effort to retain it. .
-
1 The very, lovi price of-oil is having
the effect of turnir.g unusual attention
,to the- erectiOnlof iron tanks and fi ll=
' in g them with btitdo - oil. to await that
appaiently certain rise in price, tothe
;good old : figure of : five or sii dollars
per bst. - It•woild be difficult to find
any•htisiness tot pay better, provided
we atlMit. it to be a fact 'that oil must
advance: An iron tank i of the elitists
ity .of ten thousand barrels,
,CLIII he
erected for nine thousand dollars: The
advance of two dollars:per bbl on'.ite
contents would be- a very, fair opera;
:Lion, or 3 io 011 Creek pailabco, a big.
thing. : ' = .
,Sincelast Spring very manYol these
tanks hive been built, bothat Oil Ny
a nd along the creek It is estimated
that the &memo of iron ;tankage.. ii,*
t he creek is obsiet 280,000 barrels
444 to thia,so,ooo barrels at Oleopplia:;.
and il, like -amount: at' Tidietite, stn ;
you wilfsee-tnat preparations are .be 4
rig made to, hold a Lair, supply: of the
cruder for the gook time.ooroing.
Invention* are still the order of-the
day, the majority of improvements bo;
tog on valves and workiug•harrels."-
The 'old - brass barrels hid fair to be su
Parceded, for the rapidity isith Weich
they wear ‘•naid ship" is a p eat ob..'
jection to them. The fatest nd best
is a lease hardened coot iron barrel,
Bored; perfectly true inside, and - woof
against Wearing from atu action of the
Tabio. t -
..,, , ,
i'A. sew machine of the torpedo ketity‘
has l ap peat ed. This consists of a, nain.
mer of.hard wood, about twelve inches
in length, and of 4 diamter to fit ; the
well 'To this is attached stout poles,
iniy- twoland a half inches think, put
tag-ether after the manner of suckter
rods{ ,A stout cap is fastened -to the
upper end, on which a - weight . of 600
pounds -falls, descending some ten or
twelve feet. The effect of' this blow
is toj 'sore° the rammer doWn through
the water in the wel4at the Same time
forcing the 'water sideways iuto - t”iy
erevetpo that may be loupd; opening
the mouths - of 'the veins, and clearing.
theta of any accumulation' of -mud or .
parafliine which may have collecte4.—
Phis is to be tried' on eotne Wel: next
week. ' Fbwing wells seem {
.to have
departed. I believe there.are hut two
now on the creek. ''.The well-nlgh nni
versa: practiir of dwang.wellii is no
&aft one 'vastly% for t taut "as -whoa the
gas is hiiowed to came op: outside 'oft
the tubing, it. is'impossibln for the Well,
to flew. . . 3
At Pit llole they have got up ,a de
bating society for - "Mutual •inaptovek
.ment: arid the subject :or nektdebate
is, , -There is more pleasure in untici•
potion than in reality. 7" Dry hole,
owners will Como in 'neAvy on thn nfi
finnation—so will the ‘;Cly mers,:"—
Wbiet side will 3ou takeT Thine,
PlAula rECIT.
nd;ctert
Contio
into in_
.y,
in—
try.. No
i e. prose-
11,t others.
iud -guilty
as to the
trial, and
ilBOO ea•
GeOrge
oc aesinilt
• litrashington CozTespondenoe
WASEIINGTON, 1). 0., .410 V. 16, 1866
Capt. treygnd—Deer Sir: cliaying
a leisure hoar; I: coteluded. I would
down and converse with an' old
absent friend. •_The,eitY
Cent . clislances" is very (tell tif , d took,-
ing suite iincneory, us marry of the old
citizens who are still of the , Coppery'-
.
Johreon stripe, are loiAting as if a.
wei.e loat, not only to the. city, but to
thaGovernme.ut e imie,the result al the,
recent elections became, knoivu, as no
one now doubts fix a moment the
passage of the •riegro suffrage bill' in
' the District of Columba, in j orneform
or other, universal or partial. John
son,seems still inezorabb, as I. :have
been: informed by good an tbotityl that
'there has beennumber of ex SSenators. . a
rand Congressmen, hero from theSolith
begging of him to urge , the Satitti; to
accept or ratify -the aniendmenta l eo
,the COn.4titution, but pi' yet;all ieents
to he tineVailing,,as Andy still thinks
Congies4 and ihe, grew, majority who
have - repudiated his pdlicy area etiib.
_born set of fellows. His coarse re
-Minds mo of an incident that oeduireci'
many yeara ago in our owokounty,—.
An old citizen byithe name of 4 Matthew
13rooks, once a jiirei in an important'
cose,stood out for ton days, Willi.° (its
he alleged) the other eleven stubborn•
jurors would agree with , him in ren- 2
Octal; n verdict.- But I guesslehns',
son will not be ao . successful ris.he for
•
the people have ,an - idea that a buns
Bred and: fitly . Congressmer. know
r.early such, and are about
hou'est,as he is. Bat this state of
thillgo cannot 'last long. The,,Cops
perhcads begin to feel
,the impOrtance
lot 4 more thoidugh nniop of the ais.
133 al elerooptaboth North and South; l
&slim time.for the election or another;
Preaident will soon he here • and in
order to success, (as they may try,
to 'believe awaits them) they must
have the Southern membeie in their
seats' . in Cangresa You may remem
ber, haviv heard nip some months
since expitas- my fears that Johnson's
last card to be .pluyed would be to
embroil, use in *foreign war, thinking
thereby to unite the.nation, ',and 'he
would become the war -earsdide.te for
the... Presidency. I see kinOmated
now , by an influential. Denlocratio
Copperhead paper ,thav is, tor, bt i the
policy, of that, patty, as Weil to
Ingo tie ahfrancbisethent of the negro
lace, hopiAg thereby to use 'them to
of Tenneassel
:tam for blacks
he eduesitioeat
n sociaLieti
,aratioefor the
the coming Proeidential 'canvas, for
tilev Would iiiiinage to s iot the eroat
inafority, 'of. their Votes. by' fraud or
other*ite, for it.'time at leaati until
they bodaine edUCated to judge be—
leryien reel and 1 aseumpl friendt.- -
There will be an early' move made in
Cotogressito pass a law convening the'
tew (Fortieth) . Ccingress on the sth
day of March next for wise purposer.
Every care will betaken , by a patriot.
Jo Co grins ' of the vital interests of
itia.p pie against any despotic, no.
of a bad mai, now in power. HeOwill
be held to the strictest acctiiiiit& and
Made sit example of, lest, (if pi seihie)
U worse man following him might pre
suniaon his success And really pervert
or ' destroy our republiCan form or
overninent entirely, CoogressehoUld
'Tan means hold, him to ti strict 'sc.
°out for iill hie overt nets thereby
deterring all
_who may
,follow him
from tamyering with thoeacred rights
cf a forg!Fing people.
The great majority of the members
I are' expected here next, week. ,
r remain i very, truly, youre,
' i A TarrstArt.
The' Aosasisins at Tortugas.
- '
16 boatswain; formerly of the receiv
ing ship Vermont, named Brogden,
who has , been& prisoner for nearly a
year at - the Dry Tortugas, and waste
cently pardoned, .was taken on the
Newburn at Key West . lie :gives a
very intelligent and no doubt entirely
accurate account of the present condi
tion of the Lincoln - assairmatiqn con.
spirators confined at Dry Tot tugait-..-.
Dr Mudd, Spangler, o'4aughlin :and
Arnpld.' Ace-cording to his statement
Dr; Mudd' has recovered from.the die- .
,grace into which he fell;-. throegh
attempt at-escape about a year ago by
co ealing, hirnself in,a coal bunker of
is .e Steamer Winfield Sutott."; It • will
I be remembered that after this fruitless
attempt to extend the area of his freo-,
dpm, he-was removed from the medi
cal disPensary,in which he was detail
ed as an
,aebiatant,and compelled to do
the most menial work about the priSon.
Tie is now retdrned to his old posit:en.
and enjoys -even greater confidence
than ever; as in addition to dispensing
medicines; he acts ,as'the :medical at.
tondant upon a good many .of the pris
oners. I Under. hit present kind ileat
tneut ,stid the comforts land liberty al4-
lowed bire, hie. !natal bra picked up
amazingly; so meek so that he 3 in
Irestiy better health tnow , than when
first admitted to tho prison, , He bey
heves' thathe wilt shortly be pardoned, .1
and this opinion is generally. outer.tniu
ed , by others.; Mr. Spankler ia,.to : ate
the exprogsion, 'of. ihrortnent, mak
ing rhoney toind over fist it bis car
pentry;work4 It seems be bee .daily
his'settasksuf work, and cm
ptoted;'is allciwed' all Le can make be
side. Being's rapid and fine work
mash.ble gets, bill bands. full , of extra
jobs, and, allogethir, is doing mach
better Toeunjarily than when doing
the - earphnter work at Ford's theater.
is ie a picture of good healtb;_as also
are i ii.rnoldf andO'Laugblin. The twd
latter kwe still at woik at their old
ehiploy mord,' 'These, all well tw Spans
&or, live in hope Of apeedy'pardoe,
The, President . and Negro Suf-
.
[‘i .-: frage. ,
Waitionirros, _November 16; 1866
— ThO National Republican! to-day says
tbilt President
. lohnson 4s in laver ofl
granting suffrage to all Ooloresi . mewl
wherever the Constitution gives him
the k)tower; to do so, who Oar. read and
writ4or who served honorably in the
Uninn arniyor who own poperty to
theleitent,of two hundred'and filly
dollar's and nifwards. The - iaitozalso
sal-p: i .fll.O authorized us, in bebalf - Ot
tbe Chief 'Executive of the natioi ' to
I urge qualified shffrag suffrage, tor the colo red
men-of this district in April laiit,l,nd
at 'his suogesticn we renewed the
proposition again injuly,-only. , 'about
on Week before -Congress. adjourned.
,W4slithoioN,!liorimbet 18---It to
stated hy parties authorized to speak
lox.: the Republic of Mexico, that it is
the arni intention of President-Juarez
to order an electionin accordance with
the Constitution tor a President, and
rnembeis l of Congress as soon it
shall ; be• practicable to do so. T hey
further Debeitt, that President Juarez is l
l 'not, as bikenemies rspresent him, an
ambitious and unser i tipulous man;
whose only object is to keep bimstlf
in vOwey„ but that babas remained in
offide, after tha,ezpiration'of bis ,term,
lbeeause this :iwas the: Only way - in
wh i chl he thought the* National. goy
;
ernnlent of Mexico could be preserved:
It sjdoubttnl"vrbether . . ha'. will allonr
hie name to'be Usettlis &candidate for
re lection,. oven should his friends
ai l .' e,him to,da so.: , _ .. _ i
' ' ' ..
Dixirlbutions. 4 "
y.
. ,
" . ' a would call attention to the ol:qii•
la 9t ono of, the loading papers ‘of
0: bads on this subject :
ilbst,of our readers have no; doubt
re 'd sonie of • the, numerous advertise.
ni tits of Gift Enterprises, Gilt Con.
cc le, Ste., Which 'appear:lrotn time .to
ti tkin tke public.prints, offering most
c 9 pting bargains to those who wl,ll
p, ltronize them. -In most gases thiSse
"tir .genaine humbugs. :But there are
4 cw,inapectable firms who do 41i . trill:.
1
n 88 in this manlier, and they do it as
a leans of inefeasing theistwholesale
,b siCess, ar.d not to make, money.r—
,Fiorn. such firms; it is true handiome
# d'ialuible itrticles are ittocuied 'for
a very small itam, and whSt . is 'more
I d ti : v ery
I P
i t s iirre;aehateetsc:' person a nor
t u: e : g a , 4 li :e t t s c:
ar i :e t 1
,:l a dv h i e i v : d v a i l eti tie s b r e ; t e : t oo
rb f e a
s t ot ee
for his
.;1 7 :7 i i
t s t .
. We' hive seen numbers of. pries
i s nt out in this way by .SitsawiN,
liadi:lN Sr; COMPANY , of lifteaktllStriML,
4. Y., and there Lace doubt thlet some
' L ' f'
oz_ the articles are worth eight or tets
Ines the money paid lot, tfriein; while
re have not seen or beard of a Girlie
wtiele which
,was ceot.lally worth he
ir:Mir 'which- it cost. , Bit. this , is o ly
one-cf the exceptions of this rule-, - or
•
as genetel thing tbp parties engaged
:itribis business are Aot . biug Ent clever
7,vriridi ( l ._ rS i --
. V iB
ay 6. Reader ; 1f0 n .4,
real;
-e.
i ~ ' I
;.QUEENS WARE—Tea tette complete, Chant
beg-sots, and a 'full assort
• meat of plaia Ind figured
Stone China. all of first !pal
ityrtor sale by t
tov2l firma, a - 811/11.4WSIMAGER.
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ME
..• EX.ECUTOR'4, NOTICE.
L".
RS' te,stamentory on the testate
ICT:".f limn BRADYN, 'Ste ..of ' Raccoon
township, Deaver county; Pa., dec'd, having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons,
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those havingclainte
against the same will present them properly
authenticated rof settlement.
-SIitIANUR BRADSNOkeeuteit. • •
n0v21'66 &Keogh tp.
CEDAR . .8110KR7t- 7 -Patent aSd Toy Buck
; • ,ets,C:othesßaskets,'llar- -
, itet and &boot Baskets,)
. Buttar Bowls,Mop sticks,
IBolling-pins, ac., dr.c.,
Smalls & Bitattnatszaases.;
normal
SAW MILI; AND BOAT YARD
•
I FOIL SALE. , , •
THE undersigndd Offers • for sale his fie
Mill end Boat Lard, in Indwstry, Beare
cowify, Pa; The will is in good running o
der;` and the Boat Yard is sufficiently large IC
the building of all classes of boats. If .W 4
sold by the Ist' of April, 18(17, tho propert
will be for rent.
4i0r21 7 W : WILLIAM. CAIRNS.
4
Eli gm*
OICEPEL—Extrn No. I Shore, ja
• s i barrols and kite, or
the pound; also.--No. 2
and; 8. for sale by ,
132riLics & SUALLSMIERCIEIL.
rem
ecutor , s Sale.
EMI
!•. will be sold at theists residence •
Brittain, deed„ in Darlintositp., • •
day, November 27th; 1886,
IfiE
- -
s• nu; the following property, ,
d of btilch Caws, 6 , besot of you
head of Sheepp, 2 Hop, 4 Hiveelol
a in the esr, Hay in the Start, onCi
on, 1 Mare and Harness, Farming
Household,and Kitchen Fuinitufe,
nthersticles too tedtone to men.
JOSEPH BRITTAIN,
;6' ' Eseoutot
MAO o'oh
wit:! 7 11 10
Csttte 24
Bees, Cori
horse Ws
pteneibi.
don.
nov2l'
4.
Young. liysn,
,oolong and "Japan Tea, select e d,
- great care front the .chOic
-,ltist brands imported,. and sold at
' lithe Price of ordioary teas, at (I
:1_ STILLS B(SitALLZNIBIAGIZie;I.
!NEE
aoi2l;
'pm for , Slat
ID2
2rRE stibicriber offers his Farro,l comas ing
. of 460 lACRES OF LAND, for sal6..
sot e " ht acres of said farm is in Pulaski
Townsblip, Ind the balance in Ner Sewfckly
TownehiP. The whole farm is under fence,
arid abont one.half of it cleared. There is a
good frime house 'and also a good frame ham
on the o.operty. together with all otherinec
essety ont-buildings. The land is cell whter
ekhas tiro gUod orchards upon it,is convenient
to iohoo s and churches, andis only aboUt five
miles f m Beaver, thtoohati seat. Th farm
can be`-conveniently diiitted into allot%
treats to suit purchasers. '1 . :' •
`n0v21),'66. . , JAB. C. FERGIIS .I N.
'GLASS' DISHES—Best Flint Ware,
j • ° blare, 'Goblets, Wine 0
• 1 ' sea, Ste., &a ,at fr,
ric42l • . STILLS & auaLtosmeantl lea
•,
ti,„y , .
" •Stred or Stole ill
, • 1 . - . '
SSO'RENVA.R .
. I --- 1 - i
.-
STRAYED or stolen frotni the Subseri.er;
Ohio tOwnship,-on Fridey night, N 0.16
light bey horse with white ;hind feet, • a bilk
spot ont one or both of thewa`ditn whi it a
betweep the eyei, and a wh ' ite stripe bnw •
the noltrils., His a large head, about' Sist
hands high sod about five years, old. • Had
when he broke away aidediellett saddlb a n
'bridle. The above reward will be paid by
,for the recovery Of th e borne. i
:noraa'fii-7-3t. - RALPH E. HERBERT
~. • .
Dr. Ei.' C,l Pruyn,
i ELETI.O PilvsipLAN
AND 1 , - r
. 1 . • ..-, I.r 1 •• [ . ,•
M - etdic al Ele'ciricia ; n,
1 - 1 -
Oki.. over .; Ilannin's Drug • Altore," . -
' it; . . ' •- I - I.' '
0 si . Steamboat Landing Flo
pixi le • ' 1 ,
.. cheater, ;Pi.,
•
,
UCCESSFULLY tieats,all Chronic Diseas
-
S es, Palsy, Deafness, blindness, Ithetima
tient, St.. Vitus' Dance,.Dyspopsia,Caticer, and
al the old knotty diseases• that are the curse
of the old school Physicians, as it prok', es their
Inabbity to eradicate,„ ere by this ircienti6c
meth " Comparatively eitey of cure. A
, SPEC-.
Ihib OF CAEER pie . “:,A.RGE 011OWTH.
cl
may e seen at I Dr. Hann`eri's Druf Store:by
those interested, ands references grititt of the
cure of other iChronic diseases. Particular
I atten 10r1 ',ti ven to Female - Complaints and
Priv to Diseases. H i
,; N. 11.-4.hloreury and Calomel are of used
by th Doctor. . . , ' tn0v21'66:.1-BMos.
i r
la .CO M I F' S O'N
d!L
M - TU W R Wff a 121
116, FEDBILIL STR
liol
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Are Dow receiving)", large and elegint !toe)
' .
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=I
PLAIN FANCY
fi • 1 '
SILK POPLA S,
ri6S "614 ..N1. 1 .e Irt
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I.63I3ELA.ViT 113
1:10
They.also offer sti satire. No E:
O,PETINGS & OIL
Ait neliest avagns a
.21 , '06.8nr .
ALUABLE REAL ES TATE AT CO.
PHANS' COURTS %LE.
.. , .
Y . virtuis of an order of trie Orphan', ...
Court of Beaver counly,the uitdprsignui.
pntsteesappoiuSed by said Contrt to twi.ke ash)
4f the real estate of Rebecca Ilulvanntt.tlegid,
under proceedings in partition of Laid real
state. will expose to sale by pOlic vende.
br out-cry, at tho late residence of the sail de
6eased. in Yanport, in said county, on.
TII Ul2 SDA Y, , Deeember 'clOth, 1803,
ru n o clock,A. NI:,all the following doacribut
real estate. situate in said county of 11 0.04): -
, State of Pennsylvania, viz: __ . . ,
. ~
No. I. Academy lot No. 28,in I.lOrongh tp,,
containing a b ou t 8 yeas, bou • ndod by the itni
of -tho'Haserve tract, lot N0..23, .or,o r i tat th, a •
lane, &e. all cleared and ,unistr. ii:l2l. ea.
w ‘ ltiob ILA erected the mansida lieu of de. -
ceased i a large two story briek dwelling:lei4:-
g orr
goodand hill ; frame kitchen gtacfiel; o '
good cellar underneath the. whoa! - hums ; 4
geed cistern timderneath the kitchen m ac , 4
frame dwelling house (two stories) etteeio.4 , ,
with four rooms ; a large trains) bank bus, , •
(stone basement) 60 by 43 feet, with stew ing .
underneath—all well. finished; iti, brick multi
house, coal house and house ; also, ' I ,
two story frame tenant house; a stable, el ltop
polite,. and other outbuildings . The haildiat e
and improvements in good order. 1 g ,,,, g .
orchard on the premises; said premises being, .•
designated se put part •".1" in the plot acconiz- '
partying the return of the intpaisttasskingp .
tition as aforesaid., - sr
‘‘,
• . No. 2. A tract of land in 13rjeaton taws.. -
ship, bounded south by the Ohio
,river,-- leek •• ,
by land of Hugh Andereou, north ear, by Ili,', '
tract or parcel No. 8, next_ here;nifser de.
' scribed, containing 179 mires and 75.petches.
About 90 acres cleared and in.& good state of .-
cultivation. balance well timbored---premid ee •
ve-$ll watered; designated as ,purpart ••41” i,
. the return of the inquest aforesaid: ,
'` No. 3. A' tract of lan4 in the town e hi o
4 • - agresal a t botinded north by land'of 11 _ W
--__ ' K enzie d tract l'io.• 4, hereinafter described,
a east by e Xessietny lota, &c.. south by laud of
Power and others, and wesyby par•el No ...4
5 above described. Containing 121 acres and 22 •
1 perches. ..Abinot 86 .acres cleared and is-S
good state -of cultivation . ; bahinice well tin.
! g bered, well watered, a good bearing apple or.
chard oa,tho premises!, and otirwhich it erect.
I:0" in the plot and - return of the- inquest •
aforesaid. 1 . .• , •- - - -
'No, 4. A 'parcel of land situate in tie
towAship•sifaresazd, bounded north by * lands
of Pfifer and Toy, east by 'ands of Jos. Mitch
ell and L---'• Sickman, and west by tract -No
3 above desCribed; containing 138 acres aad •
70 perches !about _65 acres cle'are'd ; baLtac e .
well timbered, arid pr emises well watered.-- -
'Pesignated 'as parpart "D" en (he-, plot and
•
return of the inquest-aforesaid. -.
,--
• No- 6. Part of .toaderny lot *. 29 in 'Der.
ongh toivnahip,containing about 6 acres, Ili -
bottom land, cleared and enclosed. Design:.
- tea as pnrpart "E" on the plot and return of
the inquest aforesaid. - ~ -
, No. 6, - Lot No. 123, in the plan of cut.lote
adjoining the - town of DeaVer, adjoini n g, h a
iNo. 5, and parcel No. a ; abi r re' r.
.decribed, r..- '
taining Graeres end 74 percliPs-:bottont-Imid
cleared and enclosed.l Designated as puipsn -
"F" in the plot and retetrn alures,aid.
.i .
NO. 7. ; Lot No. 122, ii - tbSytan of ott•les,
stotesaid, adjoining lo's Ivey. :'1 and 6 - *eV'
tracts Nos. 3 and 4, as lteeeitt hl.,ce described; •
containing 6i acres, exclusiiie of two lentil
- ed t
' ,A li f
a o r w a n m e e d il h ay y - 4 W o e u tiv e c ; r a a e a s a ig. n i' 3 e t r e g d ui l,lB )}l t l' h u er rP ti ji a n i '.
ra- all cleared and encloed, Mel •All Vallek ill
) plot and return aforesaid. 1.. ~. .. ~
. dots. NO: 9. * Lot No. 64, in the plan es Nositerisy.
1
aforesaid, adjoininglani - s of Patalck Mu -
s . s .,
~;
ka. erected b‘ifcietoNrec:h6ede.is:an,L,Bi a
iblag
t, o teect n isiao, e l
itlgtth e :: : exu a idaino r
I.e y ;
dn4lg.:,,,raeal brick
1::b ue.oiFrnsuuu. dwelling i s hau: i at l rarp l : i icit n i,:r g .ant.
ria b i.
tao: c ..
f: m 7:: : :11: , nli i
.i s i :
I I 1, 12.:i
54.: -_
in 'Tartan on the' west, land of D.,Nliais, or Pub••
C ,ft• tic alley on the ESA, the Beaver and Varipor
'eL road on the north, and an:alley nu the evitr,
pot - containing 8 acres and 27 parches, all cleared
m r ti add enclose!—good bottom land. Dielgaated
ten as purpart "I". iu t heplot. an sf tet urn sit oresaid.
e zi No. lti. - Lot No. 15, in Ihe general plan of i
tew lots 'of the Darcugh of Rcidgeeiat.te, hini.de4
"e by Walnut street, Water alley, :sprit ze,allry,
&c.,being 180 by 4-.0 feet, ertelooed and tiesim
ted as purport -X' ia theybot sal return sf_ii--
said-1 . . .
The above embraces 'a large amount oz. -,..•
colleuti•roperty in good cozolitiou: l yin g.seit.
in. 2 miles of Deaver; and will be• sold Witt.
lately as above described., or-two or n• - .re 1, 0• •
eels will be sold- togethar.. • • .
A:Naas—One-third of the porenseeworth
to Le paid upon confirmation - of sale by, :to
Court, one-'bird id-one "year; and theara'ants
in tsvp years - from the date - of -coriii-FaCas
t w !it :s i t e l h t n
purchaser i t n u t t e a re tob f e r :s o m e c p u g 4e m d a . ;lo i t y i e h: p oi n d t I :
l e ri o d l f e in a fe C o r ig j, ll
stamps. .. - ' * -.* ?" ' 1 ---
For further information ill:limp of t ile roe
dersignsd. --, •., • - i •
' ;• ' • 4 3 ° 0 S li N C . J
( W il i t i NlT N Oti • ' . 1.4 ''..7 - '''' -
, nov2l, '66...- .L. .l3eaver, Dcover county, pi.
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''3 EbINBORo, EIZ.I.l•: C 9., PA:.
HlSpeltool o ff ers eiccellt:nt facilities far
obtaining a thorough; pretlcal Estill!
tication. ••The State assists aloe 14 02 '
tend to became, teachers. .t certificate tries
i this institution' leood for life. in ell part a,
! ' Pennsylvania; an d exempts the holler fres
eiamination by .Sobool officerr.., 'The Wilok'
- Term will oplki December st-' ' T . . \
I
For circular or catalogue; adOrs •
? octl9:6* - 1 'J. A. COOPER
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.. i ,11017 SE Mt LOT .FO3 SAO
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:k of - , IN BEAVER. •
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• ' ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTR;.E . ' -
B -4. t I .ir.TTERS oi,diniuistrithotien the Piste it,
'- - ' 34.tailiA 31 Mg. lite dt Sew F.,ewictly 4:.
c 0 ..; deed, having been 'td toil,:
nn 4rsigned, all persons indebtrdtssall eel':
are ro9uested to make immediate pajaro,l!'..
• - those- having elsime against said tart]es 10'-‘
i
'4l present them to the 'subscriber propS*:,
).
t itentiontect for settlement.. .
• . JO4DON CA ,ME, Add v.,
• - .
maioa I.
MEI
CARSED CUTS—A ,• fresfi, stock of
P e e k:reonlages ,
Oreen Tomatoes,
Black.berriee, iiliorrlc bee
ties, Raspberries, 'Bits
Apples. fur by
STILES' 4t SUALLINBILIGS6.
nov2l
131_,A.CIKM.On g
1 (At No. 24 St. Oak St., Petistoopi, Pa.)
gats, caps and Ladies' Furs.
Beaver Coti;ty , Trade Solicited.
lioveniber 14; .1846r4m0e
irATENORMit SCHOOL;
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town with a cistern hoiding 80 barrels of 0 , 1 .
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different kinds of fruit.
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