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c heapest. 1 Velvet mul l Silk Bcpnete; U3ittons,
Fl o wers,tomes, - Ointments; &o. -1 i.
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Ver Cheip: 1 Call ai! . tliime them: : . i
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BLOTS,' puqc.LEs, &c.
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CA 'S,; ItE d NS' KICIr COATS.
LAi lEI ' C LOT H S, AL . ,
L COLORS,
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Batting, Country Pannels,
n'e Furnishing:.` (roods, 'Gents'
Ladies' PaperlCollars,
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it Shawls, Hoods .4ubias, Sontsgei
Squirolnnd Long 44aw. !
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V UJABLE REAL ESTATE.; •”'
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Dr v rtue of an order , of th Orphans ] CouLt
ja•of Beaver county,l thq , .. , undetsigncid,
• tsecutck of the last will 141.1 testament Id
. Ilstthe Elder, late of Elder's Mills, an said'
• county.plec'd., will expoSe r to sale loyj public
coadue kir out-cry; on the pr omises, call
it • . 1 '
. -Y -- 7titirscloy, Feliyilart2lst ,1567 , ' .
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. IsZ , 1 o'a l lock p. in., ;nll the fol. owing deseltbcd
,
'._real estiat e of
.said . lfilattliew lder, dee d.: ,
' Ist. •fi ll that tract of land situated ? f in Dar
' Wigton and South Beaver toWnships . , in the
county;l foreiaid, hounded on the west Ihy bind
W
of ns 11. Knight, on the. -north by other ,1
lauds 'f said testator,. recently 'sold to Elder
• and 1 ' eehisn, on - the 'east by land of James
l.lltil n and. other lands o f testator and on
the so th II land of Thomas E. Elder,,don-
Wain l f
abbot. 86 ,Aercs; about 60 cleared;' on
which a re' erected a . largi• Two Store,/ 'Brick
. '
Sort ovie,:•frif,A Dieelling Douse attached, Cel- 1
- la ungerneaits, Double J'ortio to Dare/ling; a
' barge ' , Tiro Story Brick Wooler Factory, with a
basemretit stoxy of stone, aid with all neceiFilrY
. 1 ' 4 + 7 1 I Acrein for,Cardine, Spinning, 11"eac
jags dling; I t tc-4. the buildi ffing and machinery
being Ira
good ottler..and of leapacity sufficient
.. for large , taanufact tiring , business.- :The
' vF.ol
,jwster`power of the Little Beaver.Creck
is saallahlelrernannfacturing purposes at' this
140 and the Dam, Race, fize., are tubatentia
and i good lorilee. Also, St , good Two,Story
:Fram Dwelling IlOtise, with Kitchen attach
'el, a utile porch, &e. • Alpo, a , good .denble
Prim , Bara, with good smile foundation,l and
is lar .3 . Wagon Shed and• Corn Crib...l AlPo; a
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• Two - 'tory - Prame Warehouse,. and two hewed
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h ionant 'Rouses pn , the rrommes - ;. • • ,
T improveinents on the tract abo4e descri-1
•. bejlre wiry valuable. The
• water !power is
excellent and well it ',proved'. 'The Factory and.
other buildings are well and.substantAally, con
.l !nutted, and the lel - Cationh, goed,one for•man
-1.. otac uring IpurpOses. _' t ` - 1 ! I;
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i l i L2 c. Albs, all the following described piece
" Parcel !of land, situate in Derlirigtion.tp.,
Be er co sly, bounded on. the - went by' land
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W. Ilitrvey Knight, On the north by , land
, , 1 e tch clitimberlin, on 'the east "'by ether
•-ala a •if• mild Testator, and l on the 'south, by
,
;the t ., ' , ;'inse of the Woolen , Manufactory or
. .tith r landi of said Testatbr; containing about
• ~1 scress,ltnore or less, - about 80 acres cleared
fiti . underlaid with a good vein of. 4 04 : on
I. • tki.ah is erected a hewed jog barn, with frame
L. . do . Nil trees on the remises:l The farm
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1 " . Cl ' Watered. ' i : . I
:r . at shave Iwo valuable ,farmst. are . located
-; ' at 4 talks from Darlington, and oboist. I} -
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111 i ea frotri' the present tquiirins of the; Dar-.
l'l. On cannel' Coal Railroad, and are! imme- I
t &
T tely upini theprocte4 Ra ilroad fronalow 1
. 4.i Hate, en the Pitts burgb ft: W. IA CJ Ilan. i
• 111 douli the valley cif•the Little -Beaver,.
through 'the coal and Oil region • to abisgow,
l'f,,!he Q: 1 & P. R. *,, it t4O OW rider: I .
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of the pi:rebut mo.
, 4 7 on the confirmationof the .sale` by Um
, . elart, tb.e.balance in t wol !Kite, 'annual' Pay"'
' • : alms frets this date ale Confirmation of the
-11 VOA courc•iith Interest,' hack :pay
to
US tti.be . secured by bond and; mortgage..
• I .Por further infinmation apply tc k the tinder
! 1 ~gtita it his residence-, clear the ;;remises, or
t dr eas ,hitc at Darlington \ ;. - p:' Q., Beaver
• I aunty -ti • .
, i . 1 .,, •;,..; n• ItEUREN WATT, ! ...
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Our prices 'will astonish all
who favor us with-'a
Goods of every description Mold
Cheaper than ()yet. :.
1111
Brown Muslims at 10 cts
Bleached do 12 1-2
096c1PrintiL--
Pants 'Stuffs,
.Tickings,
Checks,
Oinghams,
Prints,
Canton Flannels,
Md. tit; Yellow Flannels,
Barred' & Striped d 6
•Ba Q l o mornl Skirts, H pil
Li)ot's and. Shoes,
Hats anCll!Caps,
.T6llll - flings,
Ribbons,
Milllnery z Coeds,
Etc., etc ~ e tc.'
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The prices of the ..41—
1;OVe .Goods we warrantless
than the same class of Goods
can be bought for west of the
mountains: . I
Dress - Goods in endless
vgriety, •
FrenO . Merinos, -
Coburgs,
Delaines,
Poplins,
Cashmeres, • ,
Etc., etc., etc.,
ChaPel than ever !
Blankets ankl Blanket shanhs,
At great bargains.
Remember the piece:
CHEAP STORE,
r IN' 114. Fr
11;( : )di-ESrr-rt . 9-121.•
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Coine oveiybody; arid:
,for
yourselPes before parohating. _
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elrithlbeltispidirid - ef ) 'iir'O'litrjelfte 2l l
;ti~6'at;-tin Td iCeedtditdieleitivtite
of a' lsrgbfiiajbtltq iitinynonefinnenlie
'Whlitt'thif Preiddint .of the: Untied
'States, and the representalivetr l ei %h 6
people in.
:t Cougreetcdffiltred-ss„ ;0 -thin
terms upon whiciffh‘CoOssiliretifd rlb
08,8404 - be iiiitera,'W fall ''phrttcP
patios in thiarairs of thefloiteritirldedj
both , edadeli z tfy ap eaten fte p0t41..
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pressett in, the. ai r riehditififft'''whfeft"Mrt
are now ticleildefitigi attl ithitif,' 4 rift'
Med - by'rneke'quitiltenunibeFtifetitek
should hs ... rogerdeci as a satisfauery'
set tiktnent_A out: i s kineliti
r The importatst trietituteslifiolvidin
Oif',.'lioe,-.iere,illseulto,4
tied tru* iv§V filutfOin - lislffeWoMi
du ridg.tlie l ale , i 'etiiiipaigre.a.::
Irani? Of ouriho's,t,iiiiglicrotia ntateiftlett
'regarded this u trinost - teitical
En our history,alidTtlifirtiiitroflbe,tia-,
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,ye'Rtigation,„
Never :was_ there,
.111* - when n.
41Qr.e prOlvie, cl and iiiiiVerefil'lnquiry
weyailecf;. ncver was there tittle
4:01 the"great mess; theAteople
morirfully 'uadorstood' the nature"of'
of the queStions to be decided by_the
hgENvore'of vital importunes
'['ho character .1 or -our ifiatittitions;'
the hiture history of the republic, the
destiny or: thirty millions of freemen
would be deeply affected by the result.
and no patriot could bo an iediffereut
spectator. Yet, we - are gravely told
by the gentlemen-on the other side of
this charriber,that these questions were
not understood—that the'people were,
deceived—and it is oven said, these
ilnestione wertl pot in iesie.
-What are the lute?
• 'For years we had been grappling
I with treason,enlminatiog as it hadin a
rebel!oit of the most ,fearfulintlgni
tads. Our very existence had beem
periled by the Cumhinations of treason
one midst, aided by, jealousy, itbd
mad &WI bition oarless itt other listyfe.
Tnistinffsfrvii one nationality and Top.
Pinnate oar ., cherished lutita f fatrtuf,'
dates, -
IMII
__,.. a uriftriiiiWilirellto •,.._
Millions of treasure bad , been'
,eft.
pended. The maimed' and emaciated
dtill lin . gered ii, our sight; the widowe
and orphans of tbelter,nie dead' were
still theobjettc, , of ottr care. - ‘The
honors through which we-lid ep re
cently passed were not forgotten.
The hailing hand of time had. no t
Igo soon obliterated the bitter memories
of the fearful sufferings "endured by.
the nation._ lint the civil war bad 'end,
ed, tbo carneget,of battle bad ceased
passion bed .etibsided do a great ex—
tent, and the , work Of: reconstruction,
had already begun.' The people were
t appeuleAl to, as we hive said,to decide'
what should be the poliCy in the recoil'
struction of the revolted States. The
questions involved in this contest had
been so long before the people, end
had been so thoroughly canvused,that:
the supposition of the genileman•frorn
'Fayette (Id.r. Searight), that • they I
were not Anderetood, is a reflection
upon the intelligence of the ago.
The assertion that these quosti3n6
were-not - 1n Issue, is too absurd .to re—
quire refutation.. In the district which .
I hate ie honor to represent in this
branch-`of - the Legislature, they were
the proMinent themes of 'poliilear, die. I
eussion pending the October eletiliotr. I
and this is Mt of every other district,'
inrthe State and througheut. the entire
Werth. - I • • -.
While "swinging 'round - the Circle, ''
the President,in every stump speech,
made this the distinct iesue,as did his'
followers throughout the land But
the people were insensible to these
appeals and rebuked this matchleSs
perfidy of the Prosident'and his par.
I ty, by an emphatic approval of the
mild and easy terms proposedhy Con.:
grese. ' ;And row they attempt to ee- ,
cape this sttioning blow' by telling cis
that the people did not understand the
question I' . :•:., ._
• • The Senator front Payette solemnly.
, deelarewas his belief,that "this pulley
of Congieseris the- offspring of hate.]
malice and ill will." . We would illot, I
expect thedntire rippioval of :.those-
wbc hays sympathized with rebellion
from •the first, to any measure in ibe - I
least offensive to the South. hat this
language may well astonish us. Sir i l
theleuien% terms - proposed by. Con.
se, to the rebel States,-,is an exhiS
bition of Magnanimity without a pat
ella 'on the, pages' of
_history.. The,
past furnished no such example:, ofl
generoilty. ,-•- - :1 -
M.riny true men Of large experience
and greil.wisdom, who - voted to ins.
Lain the action of :their representa-:
uverewere CWIVII ilea thitt a more stern.
L.gre,
and, rigid poliey"wis demanded to se.
cure- a kiting peace.,ind raw:m.llre
.evils. resulting frofd ReeeeeeOn. -
- It 'etoiped hot irrfproper that "some
.moon ant . of the ower arsti,oti° ll . of
the Goverritrienthe ereetisd'arViri en—
' dritinglfiliniety egftifititAlielirlMS.of
.tresison=is i warning - lots ill time to
come--add that; abaft, • better security
for their geed . enminet is the lisurer, ,
i
epr ,
VIC.
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On (aTz , talailill) is e th e
crotnent. 1 ! `AY ;fits - eon
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alf.! the Plo4` 49 . tipg the 1
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POP / 6 04 toptink t
10 9 _,8,1 ! 088.0813.,_-., ithig' .. , •
wArid 1'40 14 3 - ' I AT : iiiety. ot
cisiting o itte tioyerrirlyi ..\
unit
tbtv!,., frlviiii,......- ; * ~ ,
_, .. •::-._;', :
,a n ljnia.lB4B - tiogabouttio.• "
ticnisti egonstiteentoZNl*lll vec.tare
t O
to. ;alerat they-.
_As vioJenf in
the'r dimanciation ctitory ,- West j of
the tioirernme . ut fet:Mit, pomeivatton
t)texincehee. 4 1, 0 1 1z00 1 041m war., as
'they noware In tb.)0 011 01'- PioteP ii
ions 4 this-sobjPotf i v*The men now
erriyed.Aguinst IN 101, iitiumed Ino
ibPs"-,p.4tilion; War - *eta" a gainst .
(rem - libelist:: ' It.lifiiirt - diffionit . r to
0 0 der,itai l ad,hinir the 4 1fittiment Oft ,a
pirtklualr be- detiiiith*,te the cu
pidity: /I)4' teadors., 7.: - ...-' '`, , . : I
Jib.
.
Every , ielement of treason and re e 1...
lion still remains.; and may be, det °t
ad ii the insolentand defiant. spirit so
preval ii ent in the- South.. Their boast
ed loy fty : bas,hroluzht with it oPras
sion, cruelty and .ties.th to the loyal
meirt&their_midst, and already thou.
sands f them.. whiteend black, lave
been thhurdored for• their. fidelity ti• the .
I •
country, and_ the. bloody. work
goes On witlkunitbated fury. I
What to there in -this amendment so
hirmitiatieg to the- late rebels, and so
revolting to, the f ings oLgentlemen
.gfi Mr a .floor? .. I r. first section Icon
-5
iterscititenshiptip ailt.withoutdistiec• ,
I Lion of race. color i er . religion. , to illy 1
tilindi the justice i and propriety of;
tbiti.l rovisicin 'is -finial's. and I.ishail
yoto_tor it with sax t%faction to my ! own'
conscience, and-,' titudo to : Congress
f fir ki ittre lyar t ooti g the' universal de-'
1 mind of the lo p' States to destroy
I all- ii 4 gal - osat. al in PO' borderi , .
a
— l ll,* ge(41114; sei. ion, when . stripped
of all - 17k.al teetin lity and verbosity, i
' sinvOy provides t at if a Statelshalfj
choose to dlsfr' lehise any' class or.
portion 'of ' ifs tizens, . snub `.State 3
shal suffer', di nation of .represen.
tative power in the Federal' Vnion,
ineriact ratio . t to number of her :
citizens so .die an hied. Although
it Vs-1010041W 't e e jest of airtfrage
is WI; by.thii Trrovitii o of this seetion,
to regulate' itself r each State; yet.
gentlemen :who Op e it on the other
-aiderays. r imitfutty o reined over this .
isetiom., , They thin -they. eeetin -it tr
del[ rate attempt
rii ti , foiee'negro suf.-,
fiaowprtiletrre ran in ttielSontlil
It seems' ,nsesessiwy that:: ws remind i
thernAhSt the ,: a6 : I A I otis of Stilted- i
thiskapp . ' this liadj °vat
OtbeiSiate in ttiir . neon . T he sub
jest 61 neg,roStiffeit -has teen drag
' ged into this deffate4and althOrigh Ivo
have nO desire 'to eXtor into a Idiscue.
siori of this sub)"tict st, this tiin?, I
*he de
-1 eireito ask, e gSitenian who perd
Isistently oppose-it; 6,state upon What
principle they base tile, greatldistinc
i tips ? ' ' ' 1 ---- ,
f- -.As -5._ matter ,olbunosity, ? propose , hope
!their will telt .uk
_vy .this 'propose
forever to exclude tte 'negro from the
body - politic ? . . 'i t -
,
Xaterday,a t Ekiitor, on thi s e . flow;
in :Ibis anxietymake elni a time
againalCongraaa:,' d doyen this as a
i
,fmaditti, erital,,-Orlei
plc; . '! A l people
wl?0 are. teased h'a right to be rep
ress‘ed." No*, ji, wo ire; 'wholly
tit iirois to .co whi this bios4 prism
plOi al; not epplidpaatyrbara sad to
all knew. We eau _its no4ooe, ropon,
titer liijailti4e, A, wand *toy,- for
_AN:fording, : to 4isplal. 'gnats 1 men in
0 11 1 Southirtalltstai bettor : - treatment
th4n we are *llO NOP secprd lib* !Sr
i
teisit
`um
:al block . sosixio the .
ass miltios .to il.lmuoro t
t ar At,* fo - rwee - I
oyStirogit !ill Ills iorin" l -
sad Altadatiot.'".l%
:`reared :for this Attiatiooti.
Er 3
.
sgSSOlHnitlikrg twak •.14.---
1 Wk!flegt.',.thsjualiticel.'": ,
ity of tied!' s'distinclinn "
- Si; itlaitio litai - .Tti'' ' ' history of
cifillastllintle 'reply , t.k ' his despised;
reee-dgisee eikagtig.,-tii l'‘lrbit*suall
is.lensaksn_ree,pin 14t . , disgrace.,
t
fel,datttrine'hka ,eil . ,. k3cl 'Wftla - the'
dik. iyeitiefrern' '' w teh it . cittlan. ,
tied' -,.i. 1 .. - .-, ..1: ,;,•: i: . 0 .11 `7,c! 7:, .. -1. ,
L eat;thilialle AV* ' ta , OPFIMP:
•• •Iduaillais..an ;10)0:down
tkii:race!nrinen, je, e)5 itnted
_kgrein
sll U1'11114600: ''''' '
I I
_.• It' bite been ' Veil ' - df i: be:•people -• or
leeiaiid tbst-' o llniir inlip aught be
teleasklike i weanded ,
_an, by ..their :
blaftd-1 Tbe awns w' ' oven grester
tantb..mixpe said of tili negro, W.hcas)
wbole bistory is full of; itteniese and
taint. '''And anw 'wet d !him,- after
easergi!ig from ilktorttej beadage t not t i
compWeing of !As .p.,i,s - ..g at: -simply .
ltpidnring 'Oat be resy', si,es• bright
er intum, ..1:;_ for 'on ;:eir, - vannot
Piti hi'ttils.sis 9 o".4. 4 i
this' 'helii ls
m a i litio, ; • :-. ...-- : I I ,i r; ,F. , .- . •
Vasior Compels me. '1.4 'serail . that
I 40; nsk.believe Lige Minn la. broad
Sassea• ': 101 41 9 /4 1 0..ii WS' step iit'ibe
aiglit dtreettion:' - tt:do* ;not" furnisk
1 4440 ; Prjuietkin td` our friends -and al.;
i lies in the Soutit'whicti daisy "twit s‘
• I.handlLJ They ahixttd not be Dins-1
pellsd - ta,look 40. their ebonies for the!
j
oommor. uatien wl/ich itt- is' our dUty
, tof!ecureltheni. `, Sur, tii!s is no com;
, penestion for their TUGS !Inns loyalty!.
It fig not, ii - lair equivaletit . for the lives
of *three band rcd ;house rid . brave sot 4:
(tiers, etre!! up that thoi l litierty of, our
nation might be proserfed. i - -I
• ...re , is The great re'asontO feai that
our failure to secure t ie I justice and
protection to all the IoY 1 people of the
rebellion!! States of wh:„tever clime or
II
init4
has betray:. ,trn
should ever 'again bpi trusted with
official power. My anxiety to lift
this penalty frbm th shoulders of men
whose roils arik - stained by porjary.
has not yat reacted thit point that I
s
am satis fi ed with this. elusion. •
Our sacri fi ces of 11 and treasure
should secure a totalp ence of unre—
pentant rebels s o ur'from legislative
balls , Those whot e tailed to de.
Strop this Governme t on the field,
should not be permitt 'd to attempt it
i ts
in the balls of Ciingre . But if it be
true. as is ohject'ed by the 'other side,.
that, the `miTh thus egelnded in e the
best, men of the Soutte, then ccizu may
well hesitate to admit - thbm to the
coficcils of the nation.' . ' The Mends,
ricit—the enemies, of the nation Should
I -control its destiny. 1
'Mb fourth eettion
payment, of the pubii ,
no debt created for
destroying the_dover
ilaitim of stave;owne,
cipated: slaves shall
would' be difficult to ,
min, could object t
this principle.
The debt incurre to suppress in-
surrection shall be aid , to the last
tartbing;:while no debt contracted for
an illegal purpose is ever bra i ding
But, the power I , of ; Congress to,
ainkid the Constitut on lin the absence,
of the Southern States ties been'caßod l
in. question' on ti,l floor.: Traitors
mut be - consulted_ the criminal mist
be permitted to sit ti , judgment on his
own crime, slee - viol uce is done to the
organic hi.w! Thiel is ',the positioni
nod it may welt bel characterized as
r aossitons inenbe ird. •
.1. ,
! - .lt has been laid ; own 'heft' sui a;
i k
prineiple, - which .T t iuk' must be sid-;,.
initted as %torreet,, i,' hat; all, constitu
tional authority in Abel Governinent
adheres to 'those w o adhere to the
Government.". T ose who stood by
11
the Government e natant°the Gov.
m
einent. - 1 . '
'. : ,
• t... • - -lower
In this 'conntry,l
resides with the pei
ptoplels the law, o
then does the pow,
of . eivil.wat?
',What party or
garded as the rigb
Surety Dot that w'
it. . '
If C9ngress had the -right to sub.
dice the rebellion it f ollows that the
.
right contumes u tit all the logicir
and neeetisary 4ioequeitee of rebel
lion are rertioved;lor it mist - be act..
mitted that Where& power exists to d 6
11 pgilitiOnlir thing all the means, no.'
eessnrrici its full; aecoMplishmcnt are
iTnP III 4 - . - 1
.- I..latigress, tben,l
=9
gatiop_oc4kose.who .adheied to the
UoiereirOt, has the Undoribtdd right'
to-dietate.terine to those-who rebelled
against iti. to - the work" of :recoil : -
stractionitberobellious States have,
no 'Aietititiat Ov.oies; however. ;much
they may be feteresteal in the :result.
This is s dati.. deirolviug ,exclusively
arm. the Government, of which; by,
theti, own cheiee, the rebels
ooestitutp a , firnetions" of
the,States.,watch attempted , to secede
Nivel:keep. 010100, . aut. the - States
remortiag t ie)* Ist.e,..throtigh their
rapresentatiVi a ,prOposed theconditiOns
uponPtoeh.funetiourroay
These rendition's are not
tyriluniesiOr enlist:: Nothing,. 57 7 .,
piessive or. humil i ating Liss - been re
oislukat; 14e; 114106 4 ' of vanipithect
traitors.. - , shot ,tinexairiplei
rriagoaniktity as is exhibited is; , the
ter me .priiposed - eongress, may
ehalleige t the admiration - of the
Historkfaife "to record - an
iintrioce of greater - :generosity
conquered people. ' I -
But those terms, sir,, magnaniinoiti
as they, are. heye !Oen defiantly:4i?
jected by the people, of the, South,
They havoassurnerl the air ...O
tors 'and trested - the author' " _
4fiat46' Ikke7
rebel lo!
'and :to 71.60.
lielpieeeneft
- *ay &recipe
'Lie -lave_ of
e 4
. 40 , 64 . 1 e; ! IP
' 1 0! inagnr4M..
Goya' n tnent with snpre
They sewn' 14:have lear
of wisdom frpm the exp.
Wit.. If they are nob; t
esfsto their former- vi
Union, it is beeause a ne
hellion. is not yet' &law
son wit 4 all its venom le
Sir, wharf 3v,e consider
eerie© of cause' for the
waged for our overall.
perlidity. Which niarked its inception . ;
when we remember thefrendish
in which - it`` 'Was -prhsecut"ed; the
matchless cruelties of Salisbuiiy, of
Ilelicasle, Of Andersonville; the *go
nieit-Of a thousand • battlefields, and
the fearful desolation that ha*swept
the land; and then think of the, inso:
lenc i rind dictatorial spirit of the rebel.
States, we may well that
.forbearance of inyal North'.
been _the . wonder. of the World..",
We are tnlil that there is a
beyondiwhieli forbearance cea—
to be a virtue: We have welt nigh
hod that point. This defiant spir
(the BOuth Inv almost' exhatiated
patience of the North, and a more
nand rigiit policy will be deman—
by all ttiC. loyal sentiment of the
ttry.•
i raitors should be mid° to feel then
ei ortße goveramerit,' ,
dist copy
• realize al fact which they:have,
slow to learn, and that they
► not 4,halictots in the late can•
that, they were. not successful in
is *posed. by Congrese In
, ndment, they etheald be cotnpelied
!caw: a *me, just and rigid' policy.
be - the -imperative
demand of the loyal States: . And, sir,
this will be prompted by no' feeling
'of revenge. It -is,. our. duty to to
garner the hailrest,oi the .-sword Abat
no recurring 'held& of slaughter may
swept by civil war. lilies been
well said ,that the proper way to- se-•
cure truer - peace hereafter, is to do jus
tice nOvi - •
When we d,o-this wo may hope, an
der the blessing of Heaven, to enjoy
perpetuil Peace and to eater-upon a
caree g r of nattonol prosperity which
shall, lie as, enduring as time itself.
Crossing the Atlantio in' an Open
• Boat.
The fawns yacht mace in which
Mr. J. G. Bennett, Jr, gas 'won so
much.distiuction is , compictely:aelips•
ed by the feat of Captain Josiah
Shackford, ooortsmou'th, N. in
the last, century: The particulars of
which ame . ralatscl,by the Portsmouth
4?. Ai' ' 8 : '
proCides for the
debt, and that.
Ithe purpose of
• meta or for the
r e► for their ei:lran
-yeti: be paid. It
ee how any loyal
thii . adoption of
•
Journal, as follows:
Opposite Mulberry st i reet stood the
mansion hoase of Madame Blesser
Shackford, bhilt by ,her flab& MattiL
anilel.Mendniii, probably m early as
1700.. She was twice marriekand al
though she to the advanced: age
.of 91 years, She died in the same room
In which ehe.was born, and never lived
in any other house. By her first bas
band; named Marshall, she bad four
danghters—bne of them was grand.
loather to the late Colonel John N.-
Sherburne, lier youtgest daughter,
Peborah, never left het. - They kept
iiegro slaves; as was the custom in
these days—;the names of the three
were Adatin,lkarcer and Bess. Adam
lived to be very' oid, and one day
whileleft alone he fell in the fire and.
was bUrncd to,death.
After Mr. !Marshall's death the wid.
ow married fosish Shackford.. lie had
one .son then absenV at ilea, Captair
Jotiiith Shaehford, Jr. When he re
turned home hs:sought the residence
of hit fail:tor; _He met Ditborah at'the
dooit'n. As titan.,tis he.saw her he felt
•
despsratety-in love, and determined
in his mind 4to Make het -his wife, bat
'on makings declaration, She refused
him, saying she had'-no heart to be=
stow, as hers was. bingaged to another.
lie, however; Presiated in his salt, de
claring she Was the ,one whe was rale
ed up befortS him by an astrologer in
,Iturope, and he should marry, her or
nobody. - She belng. riattirally of an
-amiable and corideseendingdispositton,
like a dutital child; took her parent's
advice andimarried him. After they
bad been married leveret years, he
wanted hteto samitve with him to
New York its'that was the port be
always sitileitt from and' returned to,
but she refasted; to leave. ltdi
. aged
mother. '
1 s •
where the p•
le i the will of the,
t,lielland. , ' Irbere
r reside in time
etion is'then re
fat tioveronient?
N ett tebels sikinst
.
!"hints, is an age*.
r
~- ~ 3
• -14 -0 /414e 161 1 6 *
Villartiredir, yrs_
' ,4 11 , * 4 44141P1Rt!'11t
9 thi?..ll,froktc"*--:"
WithOlL Makine l0 ,r 1 4 . :Or ,b 1 ,
ni l
. ... '. - - ~, 1,..i A. ir. 1,•4 '. '. : 1:,
/ n ton tioqs, he left- 'ili' wit; it viboug.-
month 4 siod was ' OfsiltYL, : * ' Ilitiiiiiii-v. - -
i .
making ' oorninumiki_ticirg WWI 40:16. - ..f..
neotioss two. , ',.i . ',[ 2,- 't -,".,..i - y , • ",!, .
In th Essex iThimil • fait : n to.
Hampshire Pacifet, colcitf,i3m - - ,
firid: t lis toll° Wi ni arinCioniiiiiiiitit: -
.isted lyi: i t'Cgistitiettutii'•at 1444 . FtitU . )
- "horn snob sattOrity sopot.i'ilis - tOtts, -
`of it Tilts , oat ofsliApa.W7-1, . -1 t. „ -, ....z;: .--
•` A lir., Shziojzforti i sprite., time ItioO r ~. .
from. Pjsostago : i. iqirtok ' tho 'titiiif4v - 4
tine cf4ieboitnit'ssitie 'Ms' iiifi • .W 1
loft that Thies 'for. , qar.ittaii4.- 4
am - veil there ha - left-_ , :illiai:•:s '. '
be first•saited-in, and ! ,t,tpislc r • Olt: 01 11 ,?
!stand, of one ; for,.4orom:: !i f , p E etormp. -
e 4 his Wp a ilk e r - Ilia save sitektattliflitt)
tion to bis•owneri, thistitWesirisiitite
a - etittesZbuiltAsloop • otiaaiattl,liftegio
toaa, , Whit: ber.latrraturtie4 Ile .StitSi," .
niim- Om% After li Iwitago ,ll !rlarb i
Ave days. - When - ho tir:FirAtbf'Mtb,' '
insti'velt, Of the etptStitoi exeitethiitt;'
'Oraped en board'iblilttleystioat,
-left ..Capptin - Shaeltliml -Oh un
compantos thin M 114
wan of too. stern inill4fehtV. I, ul,
about; 4414 utolortook the.*Opt . _ses.t.
three thnusgui miNs stot l C* . - . 37W.
reaOlute bpiria Seer him the-bOster
' ens mid ocoian, alone in hie little .bath,
a thediaild guiles frnin any latid—with.:.
out a hnUllau. b&ng+,l to consult when
awake s or to abd_ in , keeping srateh
- *bile he! , - slept; .without a hand to. - sill
when the_storra teat about; thita,:and
his.'little boa: i betryffieS, thy',
raolinaiil • • With. an e.re 'fin 0 1 4 1
&mimes; a band on the !beinf.' 'end " 11
firm trust k Rrovidence. on be, . gnea
for five long . . - weeks; wilt:1001ns ;the
moon wig. into its fair- 114 '.nevatal_
quarters; aud falling - agaia beforei
came in isijaht of the jacm,t4ft... wkicil
Zee-was
This aiiparalieled Seat. SUCC"pPI.
fully accOmelishe l --the •stmementnr
which, ;hewever Was not - niedily be
iieynd-by then Solth Ame - riefins' • -To
41i14 1 K-14',UktiiSnertl 11 0-',Ati1i.r1. 1 1.110,04 -
ade,-that his story received
in
but the • government 'was .ire4,- , Wiy
satisfied itrntil a realm , Vila • made hoar
urope Confirming his, statitasiii:
- .Some !Years; after he',..,p4tlltned 7 'tO •
Pot tsmaMth,. pia' up et -
and in the. atter•nocn,
wilp, toad(' tea with her, and .'the
evening returned te his , hotel; =dabs
next morning; left. again, nsvvr rraa. ,
tnra., at
was next hoard hrinOjin;wheire,
ho Orchased p . large 'rapt:. of ~ /nikti
when; that State ..iriuralinost;n
wilder
ness.
laid out a township, and'
Me m Ara ti In of hip birth-railed - ft POrta-
_,
month. I He erected mills ,and
and built several lionkes. .:110„,lili?4d
alone exeeptipg a boy,
would suffer a' woman to; rater ki
house, having. his washing mend sevildg
seat out;and brought home by hhnr..
His, wife, after her • mothee.n..4tith,
offered te o r.nd live with hin):.!, ,i sho..
wrote hi several letters, lniCrec,,ed , •
no.;answer . . Ile, wrote to, his '
in. Portimonth, and said if!he .Itieratd
come vitt 'and settle there -ihe:'.Walould
make him .his heir- The - 1 14 0 ' ,4 4arr _
Shaokferd; 'of this city , 'about or y
.years ego, 'sent and cis'. teglhis.uj , olv..
but returned, not liking . Well enough
to reMove there. At his; 191.09 . 11 e '
left hisproperty to strangfits. .
HeAked scrpethitiglikethit7 'Yowls
'ago, ,over eighty:y.6ml of age, kifghg
to see his town,. so beantifiillt *Om
ted lit the jenctkm of saltm44:ripaii
Ohio rivers, .beeoine - a plaCo. , ,kociii . 4 ?to -
and the chiel_cousty Tror,waß
a stndiotii man,.intelligeta,itotifitiiy•An
eccentricity which; t6' eanierz , sitbnds,
bore-in - arks of insanity--b4deinwi , ka
rscollact bim in Ohio wilt-it t t+, }flow
_that ho. was any other than
man. He was probably; eon44h
that astrologers' sayings shoulgiteiker
hare Str induence in the aileatioyedf a
wife—and his wife douotlete,
that the be: rt which Atra4;., , held
by anOthed should not he'',l)loeted
ever, by' parental : influtnce. - -
110 W * boating coun'ael . .
• ariag a trial [tor aslimilt,,a c t 4 ,ega•t
l ee he WIIS from -041
the _assault! happenecte ,- , •••• psi
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AB
nen
dicta
when
plied:
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st iciprtiet l five
.11
half. , .
"Him come yogi Vibe SO" 'very . 63r..;.
act, Telfow?"' said but cow:reel.
"Bl;cauie expel:stall:mime'o , of: or
other would -uk me,' , -1 1 " ; 'he so
measured it."
-..1,11a is a - great sitopletoni4ho,:satag—
thee that the chief power {Of ?we tib is
t6suPpl,k . wants. In einetp-rttne eases
out of a hundred it creat. , ;s-reoccel7nnt
than lit anprlll* .!
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