The Beaver Argus., June 05, 1867, Image 2

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WEISIEEEMS
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J. WIPTAND EtEtTOTt amp Puoynteroa.
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• Beityei., Pa.. June I*37:'
eounty Aionsinattomq
AseembP.
NICAOLSON. HanorCr
7 Alisociate Ju •ge .
.1111.t.)N I;AWRBNC ; E, Greene tp.
••• Proti3onotary. •
4011* , 41.4 l iIET. Bir.rer boro.;
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Treasurer.
'ELI.I-:III:BAit2NE4, Horny,* 4.
CoMmissioner.' •
1 Racoon tp. •
BEI
Iffy gommissioner
Bcai - er !Joico
Auditor.
6. K. SHAN KOIS". tir ;
Poor House Director.
SAMUEL )feMANAMY, Econotiiy tp.;
TruOacs of Academy. .5
K. 1. CROSS. 'RocheAter horn..
JOHN . BARCLAY. Betuttr,boro
The County 'convention,theTlek-
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et, 1&c. • „
• Union Convention, which met; in this
.place on Monday Was Well attended—every
district in'the,connty .ending its full propor
tiori of delegates--4inl was composed of oh e
an intelligent:int Of • men. The proboed
ingS throughout were is harmonious as con
ventions of thisellantetcrnsually are, and the
delegates flepantted, feeling that t hey .had dis
charged/ heir dUty to their friends r.s well as
their party.!
" The ticket notninated aftoml otr6, and will
Attdoubt reeelve, it' should, the thiPport of
the party • whieli selected it. We • shall re
fi'r' to it More particularly . at sonic time in the
future. • - • •
Oott party:friewls in llivecr 'county Were
last fall encompiksed wirit ditliettliies that
vowed them to lose a portion of their ticket
A leading'cirizet‘ofjhe town' of Mercer, and
••••• at one time quite prominent in this District.;
wal4 then the cause of the misfortune of our
political friend's, and from recent: develop
in that cluing, we fear that himself
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and a few others, are again endeaviirlirg to
disorganize the party•t hat lur; givedthvnt all
the . poll( ieal standing they ever had, A week!
or so ago, the elifiirmap of thr c•iiinty cam- ;
Tnittee; who isiuntlotahtedlt a disorgnnirzer
hit -elf, iSsned 'n
call. tier a meeting of the I
committee, indlinstead of having it puhlished
in the Dirplitell! th'e,ii'on!ral organ - of the par-:
ty, he .gave inntice of the meeting thTrnngh
the Greenville a.' 'paper •publislied in
an- titof the yjay place, and where not:one
out of ererr fve•meMbera of the comiiiitter
would be likely trisee it. This was . done. too
onlyfire days before the time: fixed' , for tln
meeting; and the eketnustances all went to
SLOW that-the design was to have titit..-U - trew
tutmbers attend, So that things could' be so
"let up' as ita Make it not a difficult. matter
to tmnstitr a'priiiion a the Itepubliiran party
to. the: Dentoemey at the MI election. This.
programme nits discovered in time to fins: .
trite
_the planri of the disorganixers, in
preVent tIEj 4 I doing further harm to the
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party till am manifestlyaiming to destiny.
1 1 (1"E. the commander of the Milita
ry. :Diidric l 7, iatl,whirlt Mobile 'is limited, hag
rir ado a report to theqovernment in which he
rayi that :Image Reliefs remarks at , the inmt
bfg at which the :riot normirred, were murk.-
oits patriotic , a i ntl not calculated to incite tur
litilenou and riAt as lii4A,netilica charge. , He
alSo states i l licit ',Mayor Whin-viand:his police
appreheadial. dirturbanee at the meeting.:, and
tllat Y the t9rincr Well! to his home a mile and n
halt dlitant, before the meeting began.,
that he would not biy.present 'whiny the trou
ble comnninced. The police were either too
Timid to. An tlltir,dtity, or chit - did nit Want to
rye serve ;the peace. Ascertaining, this, he
reinortid.both thiiMayor and the' police, and
apPointej I;thion men . ill 4 their stead. The
Preiidetit nriwi meditates -the setting aside of
(}en. PoiM's appointees-and reinstating 3lay
-4,W kin-p.:lnd the' old pollee.
What a Prtctidentt he pc6ple have
MORROW B. , Lowity. has .nri t ioun ce d
lainself n enndiente for the State Senate in
the district- efinipor I.of Craw fotil and lirie
,
anint l ey. l ISMue t iro or three thonth4 ago he
positively re Intel ki he a Candidate, hut tiny
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,f his pe -
iron, -• i SecTiox 4. No person thus licensed shall; ; Mr. Caughey was declared nominated.
in Compliance with the wishes ti " against the request of any wife, husband, pa- i . FOR TREASURER
al glends," he espn.sses a willingness tilifore- I rent, or child, sell,. give away, or dispose of, ;' E names had... I .,„ 87 rotes
Wrong or spirituous" liquors; sines ales, ; If . A ll i son ~,''' •• • ***** ;- 44 e
go private inconveniences and again-take a i an?'
'A
politici l tn . ,‘ , ~p e. ..,_,,.... , or . beer, to the husband of any such wife, the' .., _ ,
seat in the Senate.
”""1 wife of any such husband, parent of any j- . ai.r. Barnes a ait declared nominated.
friends" are oeeasionally very obstreperous-1 such child, or child of any sneh pa rent. under 1 FOR essi;rafraixtrivEn .
angrefuse to allow him that rest and retire- 1 r ecesitty of all the fines, and forfeitures of this ' - -- 1 ------1.- `' -----
Wm. Ewing had In votes.
inentla-hich lie certainly Tight - to Lleive.— r' a ct. .
° •I J. A.•Fleinining bad „
Ara tST OF INTOXICATED rensozin J . c. elitist) , had 1 ; * la " /
Lowry and his "friends" arc instances of this I
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I i ISi :ernes 8. It shall be the, ditty of every ; ai r , Ewin g w as (lour e d nominat e d.
character. • • ,
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sheriff, constable, mein fleece of po- ;
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~ .4 , The Convention then voted Spin' for As
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who shall ,,
Tut , p eow i s i vs n io Reserve A s ., oe i stior , ; lice,to arn.st any and e
he found inttrxicated in :- 4, or public; semblY, with the following result I • • '
late o . - placesi — Darragh had 1.
mei. iu the Mall of the'llouse of Iteiirsenta- I T. or in any p o llh e :
11 votes.
tiies, at:Harrisburg on last Thur sday ?. Ma- I he l ve trona% or spirituous liquore,e4nes, ale i Power !.• • 10 "
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for General S. W. Crawford pie•sided, and' or beer, arc sold, publicly k_e*- * tir disposed; Ni c h o l son h a • d . ; . .4 6 ..
r e of. and to take hhn, or her, befire any magis-1 caugh e y
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Maint John C.' Harvey acted as *See retary.—
, trate of the vicinity; and if vetch magistnite I _
General M'Canilless qf Philadelphia dellvt'r
,- No choice,. ' and the Toting onntinned thus
is T due inquiry, deem bun, or her, too
Id the animal address. It hi to be publiiibectifi.lol.....
to he fully exl nined. or to answer, 1 until the 23th ballot, 'alter which Messrs. Dar.
' awl Nl:Dished to the members of the Associa-14111 1 1r ' eorreetlY. t. le magist shall CBADIC i ragh and Posve4 both withdrew. On the 24th
k ion. about three lirdred of wimm were ', him or he, to be Confined un fi t be or she be
an( roug I._-.;
: ball Nicholson bad 4 .
I then to be b In before. • et 69 rotes and CanBh7
pressen, at the meet's) An election tbi per- l en tn i r t r :l 47m B l l 7n r ierrogated, under oath, °ratan:nil- $ *);:'
mairat idles t % or th e Association was then , lion, as to the , cause ofauch intoXication, And ; Mr. Nicholson was then declared the
lie ld, mid nstulted In the choice of Ex-Gov.! thus ascertain from Whomlie or ,stief obtain- : nominee of the party
en din fin , p reidden i ,
and Major John (...itor_led--tice liquor-which eauseel the, dm/heatless; iJ. S. Ratan R i ai., c hs • 1
of Ole
vet. ilsrecording Seeretary. The Association f runt such esai.nination shall
. not be used in ;
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_ cet. _ e Men* m l.d ust su c h intoxicated person, in ; ;-'
~ twee on lotions. reported the fol•I
Aso lye d t hold it
iss next annual m ing at ; pmsecution„,eleil or crinunal. • $ owing resolutions, Whichwere adopted with.
Pittsburgh on May 3 1 1th 1868. -
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. - exxst.Ti. t
• outdebate.
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_-_i- , 1 WEeT 0 • il l e•
. :ems cowardice and guilty eonseieece 01 1, sh a ll 1 ,.• . / 01. • re 70; P er6°/ . 1 w h° cosy and', plea as set forth - in the Intim& of .the last
nit... Administration could not be betteri illus- I shall for '1
noielenie4 U r _; l l . l; l° ,.,i fx th il is tri t., owe Coniention. meet he
appm e rel.
stated than in its weak attempt; hi reeeren- ' meanor, and on conviction thereof . a shail
. be . 7-
e. $ end this Convention -refers to said resolutions •
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$ i '
or nth)) and candid statement of the Times
-mend, in adranee the Stansbury opinion ' by, punished with a fine of ifot more than twenty I,
repmenting that it was endorsed by G i nemi I dollars, and in default ,of cynient, with im _ I Mahe Itzrubiiiicauttni.trif ilfaveir).e..ounty.;
"t; rant. By the country the Oneerpmenticnei4. ; ri ' rnnwilll °I." mot ' s I 1 !, five 4113 ' 4 1 ' Beaver county hereby p epu
t ilij o ill the pli t ly o r: (
, Approved April 11th. 1861. I
that this opinion would beat once and in thiet- ; . Ilicau party of the State, the name of Gear. 'W. ? '
ively felt to be a betrayal of the natio , and ;
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Tun :MILITARY F eitc&s or RrmaA.—The I Treasurer having fell relbuice In his ability. I
, Irwin as nemulidatc for the oftlee Of State;
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luviee it pitifully s :angler to nionientariblartrt 1, strength of the active army of Russia.. which i integrity and fidelity to the,principles of our ' I
rh. storm of popular indignation by lipking ;
1 in IsoB consk'ted of 580,009 men. is note. 80 0; i organization, and that the Senator mut Repre- ;
yeartheßussine tinny comprised M.;800 Mil- I support him for that position. .
wi h the measure talc name of the peowea
,1100. At the commencement of • th_e . preeent sentatives from this - district are instructed to!
s 0 tiler, Gem. C . S. Grant. • • 1 1 ' cen t -0,- ^lin
, , , , i 1,4 so ld i ers, anti 29.682 military at- $ Reeskett, That our Rep=tatives in the
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•••--------- I ' ...: tentlants, making - a total of Meat I State Legislature be bat
( 1 / 4 last Friday, the stores were, elmed,
... in UPall theArst n this Hand all honorahl psaa' to- ynteF ree
Itileiniond, Va., business of all kinds smilend- •to the eau Litton of the' Ministet :Of War , Rsius ji if g _ e _d Lew for th e e State. t°
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ea lit iseet steest of the inhabitants. especial the ' mold be raised to 1,1fe,000 mew Addine., -4111Meteri, That Gin* delegates. to 411;State
la es, .44,ee engaged I deeorating the graves ; ,tlo,llF)rta/ number ot irregrilar t ree* fixed at i Convention be Instructed to vote foNllon. W.
.100, the aggregate of the armed Awes id• IIL Williams,- Of Alks_beny e l ottntr'ftif Su
n( Mu. C nresterate (1 d. to,ooo persons, it is l 4
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;,. Ibissla would represent nearly 1,5(K1,001) nom- i,preme Judge. ne the . Western eanillilate, and
said, Ti,ited tfely-e4i Cemetery on that, day. batants. ; • Ila the eve* of_the
. 'eholce Int% *conikied, to
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TnE Judiciary Pounaktee of - AO Udine of
'f,tepiesentativis close 4 the ispeochisem
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re:ligation, at Washington he"
On the question-of hnpeachhikti
the vote ; - Far
Thonma, Lawirnee , .117 Mail)
Against impeachment —Wil ; Wpodbrid^
Churchhill, Eldridge and.•:• 3tarshall.. So t
Committee decided not to4epert in facorlif
impeachment. •
A reslluticin censoring the Pre . sident was,
then offered and carried by- the following
Tote! Phnishl4ll, 7 ltent* - 0111,,
Thomas, - and -1
rence7-allßepublicitne. ISTay4. 7 .7Ektildge
3tershall, moth Democrats. After agreeing
to make the abov . e.cmclusions public the
einunittee adjott rned.till the 25th oC June.
A nkttui. neWspapetyvalled the National
Reim?lima was visited by the military at 3to
bile on last Thursday, on account of the pub
lication of articles prejudicial to good order.
Itsfurther , publicatiOn will be prohibleed un
less the -proof-sheets arc submitted to the
commatultmrof the place, and if ncm,•Rary.
revised by thatoffleer.'
A foolish attemPt was made a. couple of
weeks ago to.injure :Gen. Butler, .by :repre_
Renting that !le had written a private note to
Miss Anne Surratt, in which he offered the
Surratt family-his professional servicek `.Th e
General, has written a fetter to a friend * de
nying the statement in avers particular,?.nd
characterizing the story as it
. tlesery es to be
—a copperhead lie. . . -
Tzu trial of John H. SurrAtt did aot begin
on the 21111 of May, asZiras.:detennined upon
some time ago, but has'been postponed until
the 10th of June. Tile absence of material
witnes.ses, is the aIIISC assigned for the post
ponement. •
, Confiscation.
to
Stevens has just written a letter
to a friend, in w:tich his irttsons are stated,
for.desiring tip contiscationbf rebel property:
Among these is the ; following one which cer
tainly carries a goOd deal -Ortorce with it
"You live in a ot(!ctio4 which was two or
three times - invaded by thenrmies ofJelf.
wilt. -In the counties of Bedford, Fulton,
Franklin. eumberland, Adams and York. thew.
visited almost everyfarmer and-otiter inhabi
tant. plundered them of their ho ~• cattle,
provisions and money, when bound, besides,:
in some detached eased they laid in ashes one
thrivit r .r'-village oftiix thousand people, and
turned the - inhabitants bouseless into the
streets to seek shelter in fence Corners. No
provision•has ever beenneule or is making
reimbunw the plundered Citizens. By the
law of nations a OVormnent makes no com
pensation for damages done byr.aa ;invading
:army, unless.such goyernnient be victorious,
when it always provides by treaty for pay
ment. A governthent which neglects to
make provision on behalf of its: plundered
citizens is basely negligent of its duty."
Maiglinnisnity.
Mrs.• Jane G. Suisshelni. makes this point
against Horace Greely, for his interference
in the release of Jeff :Davis. .All must look
upon it as. truth tersely and cuttingly spoken',
She says: . .
"Mr. Greeley may afford to he magnani
mous., Ile lost nu husband, - or brother, or
father, or son in the war. ' Ile lint no litriba
and carries`no ballets, or the sear <Mein, in
his body. Neither he, nor his,, shivered on
j3elle Or praymi for death at Anderam
ville. It is easy to forgive injuries exmitnit
iO4,4o-ns—itetthig**eoralrytertkg•ffillill"ifii
can atiord to give $3OOO to: the. head..(4' 'the
rebellion, Or furnishing Material, and still
make a pfollt, lint every one was' not tut
fortunate. •
Important Praia
,Wail is die New
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Liteaii, Law.
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The last Legisl a ture , passed a !cry strin
gent license w. which. we judge la very lin.'
perfirtly. If it is at ali :enforced: Sheriff's
Constables, Policemen .Ik.e., ebeetdLatert . at
once what :their duty in the premism
then. See that he'act in iritiestion is not stiff
eretl to be lifeless on iiur statute 'tax:ks.
ntong other provisiOnsof the law referred too.'
We rind the following which should be hornet;
riu mind by those who selllignor as well as , 1
those who are annoyed by its use:
SELLIXG Ott' GIVING To lIABITVAL
. 11IWNIC- 1.
slips. i
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, ' James Darragh...; • .
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Shrriox' 3. No person 'd u ll se_ll,
' of, or give away, and no licensed person shall
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T T l i f l oT i nl: . N L l P ehl i sTM . i'''
S. G. tcaughey " ~- •
suffer any pe4rn in his or her employment toti No choice-
,(sell, give aw.. ; or.dispose of, any strong or
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spirit:fa/Us liquors,. wine, ale, layer, or any otix- . Several more rota were taken with , about
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Mire of such, liquors, to any habitant drunk-' the sameresult,‘. 1 .1 result, wluip o motion the eimven
atd, or to any.intoxicated per Son then being don proceeded to nominate a candidate for
under the influence of any such liquors; un- 1
der.Pimally of forfeiture of„lieense. ' Prothonotary , with the following result:
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~..,.,..,. john Can:4;lloy had , - z. 51 cotes
sEI.I.ING AGAINST REQUEsT• or rARESTt ....r : K- ; I , . .
' Ott CHILD. 31. 13. Welsh - "::
1111111MINIBIENIIIMICAS - 01,11171101 4
rouillobgitts, to twat' Um county
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Wooer at !,' ,-; . Bow as'
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1 Nwpay sod r to order
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oate
bytv. A -I ., th C!,,,Cawairman •of the
1 cot y in te ,' ! 4 '
i Oil - mothileorlf . - P'Attetiion Esq., Gen.
W. W. Irwin wag e• 11 1 to the C hair.Joh n
.. a cl
Slentz, A. J. Petitt, G. M.. F,
.Fielaa, and
I Capt. JOhnEoylqwere selected to Vice Presi
dents, and D. Woodruff, IV :ati and
R. Harrah were 4.hosen a** " t
t.., The toWnshij*anli borough., bean • culled
I over thitoTiciiiikig'peiziiiiieweiiiiii
delegates. i : . .' . - -
. . "Jur pF, .DELnet.trns.,, ,
Bearir. Borough-4): L. Imiirie; SAtutan,
G. W. Hamilton and - Dr. D-31eKinney..,
' Borough 7britishi)--.11. Darragh; Cnpt. G.
Weaver and. J. R. Harrah.
Big Bearer Tottnshipi-4. M. Imbrie;;James
Patterson. C. P. Wallace and 3L P. 3liteliAl.
Biithreente.r—D, Woodruff, II Bradly and .
S. Moorhead. • !!
Brighton. 21ormthip-4John Roberts, John
Nevin and T. k Hunter. ,
-Chippewa Tomnithip4ohn Wilson, J: W..
Brittain and Joseph Welsh.
Darlington. Vorsuthip. C. Siturlock, S.
Patterson; and Joseph Cun
ningham
Beakorroitwhip—Leonard Berry, Wilson
Neely an Itobt. Gray.t
'Faltdon—Thiunas Henry, Samuel Kennedy
and C 3. .W. Fields. ;‘ '
FrauAiiii Tompothip•,cheers .31ussei!, John
11. Beigbly.
Tree dam Borough—W. W.-Kerr, - and Geo:
W.''.3leCaskev.
Five/torn Distriel—RObert Snead and'Ames
Parks, • • r
Townitliii i es,ll. Trimble, James
1 4 1 rice, Brittain, 'Edward '3lunes. Canieron
and Samuel Nelson. • .
Froakfort-L.Samuel ;11. Looper, David An
derson and J. M. Vance:
• Milanire—Themas•Rigger, A. A. Robinson
and J. R. Crooks. . •
ifoperecti—Samuel Sroades., Wm. 31. Reed
and R. W. Scott;
indeuiry- -- -John Hap, Wm. Ammon and
Solomon Dillinger.
Imleptndenec—ArthOr Shields and Robert
Sterling. •
BOOP and ' . Minns. •
Jean -- Wm. Sprin ger} Robert Cooper, and
Win. Slimadet • - 1
Brighton, 140 hard—Samuel Magaw,
Samuel Dunbar and C. S. Barker.
: V- i;;iirlithtM3. - 2n4 Wool-Benj. Bedisoe,
;•Ralph Covert and J. C. Boyle: - •
Stanton and C.,W. Merrick. r,
1 • 11ror Brighton, 361 Ward-Benj. Wild, D.
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i , hire., , Forieoo.l-11enry Golirink,-jahnileB
- Sea and John - Wegner.
! NorlA Sno'rklo.---Milton Clow, Hugh M.
IL avid Ohio-Noble Grahani,,A.J. 7 Pett it D
Clan- and -I. M. Warnock. -- • .
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~Reed and John Slenta .
Crain. i
,- *Pottereon.-Jiameti : . Patterson and J. E.
Pl,Nr*ore-jrimei A Irons and N. P.
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Kerr.
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Smith. .
i 'pi/kaki-Gen. W.IW. Irwin and Ephraim
Smi
Rwholier R"'"9". It Pm(dlel4ll * ' ~,
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The different Preabyterian .Medic In, this
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and F. M. Anderson. : country ha m their tk.oeransynods, orGener
al Nssemblita, _in the month of May. ; Some
P. Stewart.
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I-ofsession,
these are still in 'some have closed
Ta ii' v Or in h r ' setlr .l 7 V. io . re Ser ah le i A. P. Lacock and E.
- Karmen --Joseph Campbell, lasea Taggar t ; :their session. 'The :spirit of union 'teems to
l'Elisha Thornburg and Monet Todd. ! pervade them al :It allows itself in an es-.
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Bond Balig-r-O. W. Barclay. J. C. Duff.
~ change' of fniternal messages. in, passing . fro-
I Speisking of- the fortheoming war on the
St 1770ir :Borvegt,- Jamb Iletchey ana
i Scott Mitchell; and Saran° I.4n*Telme- _ ... feral rem Honig. and in appointingepuuni , t ; ,
1 te•es to center With each othe r . en plans _
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lied Cliona s ibe Indiana bender.
Jonathan Paul. : • '
with- union. T New. School Geneml:- Assembly , plains, 1 11 .I( . _ , 111 Tly . C!fe .sn. Fa is_ Reel
Commit- ,Th great leader of the In diana The name of Robert Dick& was now has adopted the' report of the Joint . Comm , , ablest iiiii.N.who is
represented
as
drawn as a candidatil for Prothonotary. I tee on a binds of uniem. -A majority andante. Cloud, ir.• P _ .. . ..,
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of
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this basis of union.- has ; one of the ablest Indian warn°, , ; it
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been submitted to the: Old School Gene 1 ; Ile is about thirty-flue care of'titics . _ta n .
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' drawn as a candidata for Assembly.. . ,
I The name of T.' J; Chandler leas also with- . a minority .report on
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In his 'physical appearance. e tuts
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On melon a comailttee of three . was tiV . ; some debate, and Is vet uncertain: The ; in- i: ship as .
1 Assembl y. ;The matter there is diet
thirties previews to the , irnE MODERN MONTSZIIIII.L.
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inted by. the'elia r to report resolutions. er a ! Synod
.0e the ;
' ' Reformed Preabytertlin I commanded In sevent
g' l some, athletie and perfect in net u
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i' 1 • In- inasAucre oft Colonel Fetternutifs . command, . , dn - n : t h e en a queroe o f Mexico. on whose
1 sL He Was at - .'t ia not te
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expressing the .___ senc4 °T . ,:_ l ' h : 11-1n 4 1 .:,',, ti ...'
_ t g lions favorlie• the 'airinging into one, the di- ; and tins. never been wh-Pln .
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~. will Fees the &tea Maxiiiiiliano
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ea an This' Church adopted, before to jaurn ng, reso
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c n ininitee wns, "' m l(" ( ""'" 111 " 1 ' 4311 ' 4 - S.
Tided IRIII . OII/1 f the-Presbyterian itelly." : Laramie hest:: apring,. et the - treaty -xualuni molly, known iii a pure-blooded Indian. J,
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, .. irl'ta" it as atrial - „ituli„Liimmati e lid en. ,....t . f o the news of the
----0-n-ia-oti-aa-the---Eadhike.,,--I.- Tia' s i a - a: 11 - 0 0 :14, 0 . ; and Indeed by ii111:1' ts-:-:.----Iwit.;„ li e . euts,offereel, but fe lit j h tiie ttlaratrontriar - ,.,,, ~, - - . -
"au.ithat the man who luta dritien Napoleon
; rejoice In this Spirit.ef 'coming together. ; ' ; his country, should never be occupied by : the •
I dam Were nomientml .by , aimlutuation,-
1 'There lit is
inLekotanit of diaintegra- ; white+, our grinisoned hy_ them,( nor shoirld . mei Ids
. fereign cohorts front our • Continent,.
I :•These were:is fidlowa : -
~
, • and tarried:the colon; of the Republic front
"I i lion at wink strion...Ohe United 'Presbyter- , their roads • cams it .Then he WAR at. bk . ' • •
Assoriate .lioiye-Itt. limwrener7
' 1 ' inns, and also amoutthe OkitielioolPresby- . head'of •but 300 warrioni of. the . Ogaidinh • Vera Crtir. to lexico, is hlo.d de :
. Aril Conintistionetiph , C. Tiisan.: !• ! terians, lln tht Litt& ease, from ; the :action •• Sioux, Imt his marshnling 3,000 at Fort Phil - - se('lnbl iit of the ciM cam a s. 3tonte .He eveng-
of his conin- - 2
Auditor-G- E. Shannon- .•,, "., , . .., ',..' ;of the - Attiiembli against the "Deciarationsind :ip Kearney shows the influence he has over : : (4(1°41113. petite oll ' Eur(l 11Tni1 M 4
I - Teatithony" Mem ; and in - t-the former eatie, ' °them, and his determbettion to make his ' tral.- fur centuries, and the young and !wan- :;.
~ Poor Ho ' Daretor-firunnet Wilati
~ gushed Irehdtike - ofAustrati Must expiate ill
.. 1: . from the men; communion views of Some ' threat gad. Ile ls an energ;-etie and able
' 4 rruiteee of ll ea d f ‘Y -8 : J. Cr n f" 8:11(1 J°lll6 trelted.O.riegbVt l erbio mildstera,:, especuil • ly' of warrior, and he who'onquerSited Chad Will ' 'is persoottiecriines andentelties prate days •
ortortez. itaeems in our times as:if histiny
Barclay. : - I - , : Ilev., Mk; Metnne.alCincinnati. : What - -will off
more than - he OM conquered Tecitnevh. ; could not but e. dramatic. ,
On 'motiOn.the •Clinvention atoutned tiff fie the result ill thine times cannot' noir- be .or BlatitHawk: or Osceola. , , I. '• ;
IP. M. - I; . . .• !.= ';'" ; iiePllia. CAriaffnal4rwear e ' .". , . -• • . :, • its new rulerof - 31exice,,who has wen his
. .
-., , :-. ' - '' I ars re .. .
.. I, ' A •pi t t s i denth i l (Alen ' tat t on - . . • tight;•to govern by the ivord„tiii well as the . •
•At 1 - P M. the C i sarrentitin again. twee.' ,-•!• 1 ... --1 .. .
, elittiee of the people, is pelished and lifter- '
: - : erualme.aad iliesakhe. • - • I. . • - f
A writer:in the New York Efrain Po# ' ally,ckluatted- oentlema lOn r :•eenventional
bled pursuant to adjnarnment. . ~. • • - : i - - - --_;;;„„,„ ...,
.
B. Wil son was witi s a irra :, ' We have reeenieu IBM Jill: Z. 1....-mO, h o _ .
The name of S.
tographer; of OW Chi", sine of the notorious : .
' lets been making an - estimate of the caimpar. '
ti:.?l,riauliitt',lntiliinaiitonrntii:tikti,Siiiitt4liiiiinc7itieiftullirnis,saisblen't
as a candidate for 4wenittly, as "will; also the
( Dunut..3lenkin, rOrtes - tie i . u . it , ; - ... 4 wh ie h are -alive strength of political pitrtiasla th calm
i Nee lin os• received lin accomplished- - -• -• _
mime of - .James Willmn :for ;Trcasurer„ . -- 1
' I still a rei4.,ming Ka' told- in : Paris- . The old . !r e v , anti what the result of un election -ould at.: ): ideinie, , legal, and philosopliiial education, ' TTIE 'WEEK LI - TRE.sti..
. ,
On motion 'the Convention' procvedtsl to ! nor dela saa de the4sige of. aluxurious ann- :be in certain anttingenelt's whie4' are net but.siii!li lathe ease. ilow-it must hare worn .TnE 41-3.,F,T TALI - ABLE wnr.st, NE*SPAPri
' V to occur .Citing the . lien: 4
aim Con- ::yiaia With th e. AV retched •Mal erial w hieli tii ring ' .
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and wearied such a Hun 100 - 10Ve Striven - Vim •
balint fora candid+ for A.iietably, w i t it the . chair, resting one be Ins knee While the • wholly unlikul...
IN . TM WtIItIA • , -
tanning res Ult :: i - ' : •' 7 • i othersteals areinurthe waist- of the actress_ cieratsallahe unorganized States
: 'who leans on hie) obliquel supported iii some ilecticut, 'the Republicans would hurl:.;,- . :, •
It conia.ns Itlnatt , or iiitere s t to 11VIVy One. • . •
t • j
, t ' it.%
the arelies of - Mexico..we tan will toneeive ; ' 4
' ;and it Isl.:tided to think that his Ininhearael REA 13 T'.ll E T ER„M'S , ••:
~
Ist FBA 2d :Id 4th , degree, hy,3l stool betfCen his feet Th e f a t elemeral votes to U 0 for the Democrats: ~.
,
• ;if New . Yorklie given to the! D ; eniec•Mrs, ; saeeek.i, woO:by , .
23 21 IS . 17 ; inu lotto face of Duitiaa ia rippled nil over with .
such indomitable energy and , tt,pe'cortr ; : tl .o ololannot
• . 9.40 • ,;' " L
.... 10 10 10 101 a "yoe sly doe sort of smile, while his chin . the Republicans would:Still hint in the clic- -
Pluck. Iwill in all probability:result in so little.: .1.:,..` e ( i . - 0 1 1 1,,,, l e" ..-• .: .
1t..41 •
: :1111S: ilitoroiting indication of the life and 'r:enticopipo - - -- • !n.in "..: •:',,, '
..' 44 46 46 46 • and eliefk are idle with triumphant dimple.. torn' college one :hundred and eighty-seven ,
24 -24 27 24.1 -His head, covered an inch deep; with criap, , Votes,. to one hundred 7 and thirty-two Demn - ; eigoViat ' ;still animate:). the:
; gray hair, is sunk luxurionale i n t o , hi s a las .. crats. If New YOrk end Pennsylvankt are '
• ; nave chest, his dtillar(he 'shills shirt slepees) : both , g,iven to, tficiDeemerots, thia: would
..
. Med suggests a pregna it reflection. Thi s . extra cops win be gt.l.a.
nice iri. Zra rieSpiSe has produced a great milli, ;
. graZMilili ears,'land buries itself in the still ;make the electral colicape stand one hundred ; arid as long as that eau rte one it is a living ; .• , .unts iv. rouxzv. 1
All orders ehonld'ada .04 to. ; • : •
ends at the back of his head.. If his chest is , and sixty-one 'Republicans- to one hundred !,,,,,,, i
Editor awl I'mprioor.
dem: :City - nicauntillt 'has been fairly tried I. jes6 - I:4'. -;
8 - . -- - ' - PhiL* 4 : l l 4 4 ll '
'4r hat right have we to despiseor ton- : ' •
' W rer ser..atti and cho.tiert sta. .
I massitje i ,trid hie legal Ininderom. his 'girth of . and fifty-eight Deniecrats. - If 'Connecticut,
i , Waist s;mplyj cullosid. Ermu 'head to hip which is given to the Democrats in the list,
give the j• ,
.'•
~:--,--7 - ...; . ...110--s!--.---7--7---,-
; and to Y-Pliaaddphio Prem. , - ': , 1 ..... .
, (neck h, • has noile) - Ile !Mika like a plethoric- should go Repoitti9tri. this - - would
•:-! Raccoon Township . Local Bomar
( marl Amoy; holstered in -linen and ',Ma l i.; Republicans fifteen majority, with t h e l oss to 1-.. ! ; Rogaian America. - '1 ' Account. In full rue ; the: lear" . --,
I
, cloth Iliihand is fat end large,: his foot fat ; them of Neil' York and l'enn.sylvnitia,. 11l • Me.SUnint4has writte'n out untipublisited in : •. • 11484, '66", and '66 .
!and's , il, . Ile pixie id- Heakln is i yfehlle g ,.the Republicansithouldlose these States mid I
I partiphletalirin what purports to be an argu- ! The school Directory in account sie the intidct
land u re:erred-quite a maSterplece of ten T i New Jersey, and gain Covinecticuf,:. they ; meet r i a d e hy hi m i n the senate in ;tarot
der Se .nity. Thifnuirestgliiiimer of pensive , would still hare a majority in' the eleCtoral • th
j e ratification of the Russian 'treaty, . In no '
I -
r
-- ,To Cash' redoil Bondi.-
initleh ef lurks - in her. eye: Otherwise tie; college •
nixed ' States "
trill treat 'in which he labored to embody all ;BY warrant - -
fisen• sweetly composed and _demure.- I Assuming that the unorganized
With Oue:ringtil hand she holds a book (per- I be su ffi ciently. rehabilitated :to ,vote at -the -
[ c.
. . that i. knonitt of the'llistor -and-Geographe
. I.peopt.,
.sense
is
it a
speech.
It-
is
.rather 'o a f •
per Treasurer, Jame, Shellito, iieeq.,:lNC. , •
64 ;
7.,1 • * i, b o w n
Bo iN n G d . ; Trettsure•
hark frinte Cristo )' loosely on her knee ( the' next Presidential election, the contest will be - , I
,of the i Territory. Of course, its coin
(other ,le,lont in a lining struggle to reach I closio. enough to be interesting, to say. the ' too b lky foe newspaper• cirenlation; and, 1
T kyle: pe:Daptioste. last.
arotind the_bigLmujiti shoulder of her corn - " least
•. ~, prhbablv. he has too much sense to complain '-,„ w
Pardoil.•:: The :black' cluster of 'club; that - • - *-
• ' Mill tiatilisheri. do. not incur the expense of :•:"..Yr oi a t i Wi
The reaaons 'he assigns!. . • : . 1 ., ,--
- she' thane so. carefidly over:. her forehead, Tun. FRRIANS.-The Bu ff alo Express Is de- i sa .--f ! -
pp onental sheets to let their • readers . see ! ;• 2s MY cant. pd Treas.'Col:.t . -131tar 7 ing.
swetps bla cheek, and mingles:with the gray cidedly of opinion that the Fenians arc pre,- i w h a t l e h am . s aw .
t • '
spikes or' his mustache. 'She is in ordinary paring for , anot her attack on Canada- it saYs for t acquisition hare been epitomise' thus : ! .: • • , : - ii • :
parlor etatinne , Ofitself-the t - picture
.is not that the Fenian organization has greatly In-. 1"
for the Pacific - Coast 4 , -
' 4 1.: iThe Imasession of Russian ;America :By Balance paid WU'. Ewing, Trea4rer.....:
indecent, but anquiliaLinahly piquantand mig- creased:ha perfectness and strength during the I . l v in h e a
, t am t t hi ng
gen At. Dunes, on finding the matter more I part year. Its enrolled troops are not less I and will help us - in,seeuring the trade of the ' ' '-
E - 0
• T 4. We have always had a passion for 4Viiaismc.; ti,i;roTreA:"Enivrelri;grnr v '
gossiped About than lie expeeted, :ungener- than one hundred thousand men ie all the ! & J. •
I •ously tried to get-legal damages out of the I United States -- -ond the numbers may. exei'ed wending-Our drmmin. •3. Our buying this: _Tax Levied per Duplicate .I;Ai5 : . •
[Planograriber. vile ailed, and every one I that. `lt has an abundance . of arras and mu
-1
latidwllForintribate to the spread of :Repub: I . . .
sees the picture willneed no stronger evidence 1 nitions for annrmy of that magnitnde. Thest-; betininittitationa. 4.. IL tali bother the Brit- . . , ~ • ,
that he deserves to gm. . Menken`s air In the - j are conveniently.. located 'at* points en the r ish -
.., ;
'6l lt will please the Rusahini." • - • !fly in:Omits ' - •
(ark Is one of Phased ,and tranquil , content i frontier available for use at an hones notice. I; He proposeS to nanietlie ; territory Alaska. ' - Bioneratihrui - _ • -4, •
Mani
meat; but Dunks( is redolent of the:n=lllst- i All arms, munitions and stores that havebeen , _pi n 'A lle m . . , • I'V•iPrr cept• C,olledini Lll I .
ire gallantry of i - 01
y, old Parisian - who is lin store in NeW 'York City have -gene tor -1 . !-- , _______. .•;. ;
atillginewid hart. In trunk and bitanch.- I ward.under circumstances that luiveavolded I • ' i ; Itaspinalty of Treason.' r . Eillatan 4- •hs.
rted that John •C. Breclanridge 1 . - -
Cineisaati irlioierenticri. 'i: ' : '.-;;
observation and attention on either side :
of I •It I ke
- s pencil ,••• - • • •
the line. • Where these, ate, those - *lto are has is..+n trailing in Paris,. to see what would ; WM. MIND. Tn.; liTer:ls 66 .
Balance ....„1 -to settlem e nt,
to use them know, and at the propertlmewill Ibe 'done to Jcitf..Daviit, before he ventured iTo Balance due 180 • '
find them. ; ,
za • ' . ~ again gilder the Stripes -If this is:
I Tax levied, duplicate, ISIB ' , • •
•
._.._•• tto, -Mn Breckinridge will, soon be packing I - •.- • • -
.
The lrielident Gale to *Weigel., iiiii i.l ne tid , bnidin in New . I r. ; .
, , a 'tor Mr - '
•!- jyt.mou.sforox, D. C. June; 1, 1867. I Mason , and,
~m ,Fiiiid e n , x. A t ' •' By Warrauti..
son, also, ' r. and . r, - n-1 - Loot Tax
i' The President le ft at six o'clock this even - 1 dem, a
,d the whole of tlmt secession' clique 1 Exoneration'.
ing on,the tai to. Raleigh, accompuded by who ..' " ft, their country for their. Couturr s I Error in Duplicate
Secretity Seward and Cor Moore, his Private good," ' y now return twine, if they wish 1 r idier6 "t et t% tuv - - r
Secreutry. 'His depa rt ure wail in his_
i .to du it .nd live in peace under the Govern.' ; 4 Per • . ' mg ;
it ean t ras t to hi s trip to Chicago last summer :Mem t
.1, :sought to ride.- Even . if - they ; Balance
„,.,.i ' ~, . ! ••: • , -
Then he ! Was escorted to the depot by large I should taken into court, they :will feel a' "l 3' `,"7"';'Pc „Rki
I .
.
delegations of people of this city, while now alsweet durance that they will come out again 1 " : `, ' .s"ir - - iiiß r iir: I . tositora
RN .11 • • •
couple. of private carriages containing the ; side' an Sound: The case of jetl. Davis is a, jeremat. ''' • WX..tioun. - 1.
Piesideritial party mended their way to the ( preeed
.t. that ceVers all thetrj cases. If thej: -- ' • -- '4
Riehtinuid boat in a most unnotentations man- I head a front of the rebelliot to apprehend! -. ' . :IV EDDI\G • CA I: ES', '
[nen The Secretary of State did not make up i whom t c,Government paid 100,000, is
to
• -
his mind, to accompany the President until a I ' ' who 'doubts , th e tail ides Vnneyi ° a le t #' J
- - ) '"' 4 '..
ie
, ,„ ft, c.
few. hours before his departure ' The - ,party ,s a nd : nil
,raiembers of the defufiet ergan; _ • -7--• : -- ) yr:Elr-t
- *ill arrive' In Richmond - at midnight. and re: j ticin ma j well deem theniaelves perfectly £l-' 1 Pin ' iE t7rDERSinICED. HATING t.. , •
main in that city at the Spottswood House i-cepre. .
00,, on •,, '
' ' 'rettBoll new bcpinished in ittt ncti.. - -IL -FIRST CLASS coNkTeTins. .
divine/kinder. The train for ;Raleigh will I.lBtt*Wlili ohm and-shell-with th e same - fate-
Railroad -Street, New Brighton , •
l e a v e on Monday_ morning. The 'testae suite it r (kids out -' to. to. its loyal victims-hut once i . -- • - ..,„„; to ' elf
r e v s- - . 4
of remits:have been assigned to the President ; Maar:fur, itis am - milted.. • That is to sat - , - ful:': wouldinform the public. that they are Immo G ii
that were occupied by Jeff Davin during his j tare t hors. - will have 'learned this lesion I 111sritrnrinZtl-V.M.Ctifi;.,.. ~hor,
_.„l!'4;file•
recent:itait to that cite. At the White alou se I f r o m t h
~
islateholderse rebellion -:, if they :see- I sittor T actor; prices. and In n ,ptcle.tui.ort!r o •r Airee :,
before the - President left , all of the Cabinet 1 ceed, a empire Is *elm if they fiiil, they !, or the city oitabiisaments.
_fr e a i la r et :rem'
now in the cityaireire ern hand tablet the Postif: l i Are jest a r s well off as others. Truly. i f ..„,„„ , i an milers. from a abase.*
~ fl, . 100:4
ident.threwell Chief Justice Chase was 11, ~ publics - ire ungrateful."l they are nu:pliant, - . : /(.7 ` ollE " .° l - * . t ! A '• 6 „: t44 , acc00 0 ":
on present.and had a brief private interview j manse me tomake it up.7-LaSeaster.E.na.m. Being , is naivelv fitted
rap
fp afro ~.
__
destines ot ePe t donne the coming it.1% , "1". co
MUMS, . -,,. i
with the President.- • - ~- _. :• _
;_. ~- ;• i thei. , : , 1
- , Geo. 5it...10-
. . 1 • •.. myaftlii ' . thl..istz.
gide. , rn -o :utlfhlites to IngiportHlion: *John J.
Peartion. of Dauphi cqunty. - - ... .'.. .
On motif* t44lansm rattar*ln; - ' pg., Hon.
l a
1 1 .! ' ~.`•' - 7 Inii - - :' , - tioveiso
I c a l, C" •. t - • • • - •. - : llie
' aciai • •;, •' .4 - - -• 4 . X •
t i
being ,---' ''
upmt - • - de it*l, : : , ort!!
Iplec ::,.: ''',.` ' B O t . l :•leeted,ff : vnt oea
!Fr ' ti p irawltia‘t theYreat
the Charter tattle Co 1u Railioad.
1 . On-motion of C. Nerriek,the County Com
: Otti'V , AVI' Instructed to. refer the, questlattot
.
VW:Ir.PS!lar i T9% %Sike/MP* at
t t n X rilfArY i 4 4 l44o o lo.titiffillirWticif..
I , and . deterplittatioiif ()emotion .Convention
1 , - - • - ' , . IWi WARWIN, Preset.
W.LW. Kr.r.n.- ,; 1- . .-- . . •
• J..R. - 1 - lAnnAir e : . 1:1 t Secretaries.; ,- ._
-• DAvin l!'foopiipj. ). , . -.•-• .
r. ' ! . • : -
A Dwelling and its Contents .Slnk
Into the Ground. :.)
, •
,
A few diyisinee, a singular and startling
accident happened near Gisardvftle. at the
foot of,MohtoloY nine about six miles- from
Mahannv City, Schuylkill county.. It seems
that at that point a "breast" of the Boston
and 112 tha- Vaal. Company's colliery bad
been worked to within about twenty 'feet of
them-race of theearth, and that located just
above it stood a two-Bton- frame building. oc
cupied by Mr. Thep's I. frets, a breaker
boss nt the colliery, and his' litinili. He alas
had a number of boarders, whose clothing,
etc:, was in thi house._
,'
Abontlbree o'Onelt on 'Friday afternoon,
as 3(nt. 3lerrisitebinson, ot-clintrhitte,wife
of the 'imperhitentlent of the Illert; who was
on a visit to the house, and M yers were
!tithe kitchen, they felt" the 'house moving;
and 'rushed ftt haste into the o air: Two
minutes had_ hardly elaPaed afte they le ft the
house; beforep sunk - with a surging,temqing
motion into a huge - chasm 'to the depth of
about eighty feet. ,1 Largemaws of earth end
rock from the side" of the chasm immediate
ly ,elftsed In upon the house, buryingit almost
completely from tiew.•_ The crash when It
went down was tirmendoun. The complete
entombment of l ong,
dwelling. which .. was
about thirt feet long, may be intagin4 anus
the Miners Journal. when we. state that the
by, chaim fo ed the tinking or the mine
ni l
would readily hare admitted a _building over
one hundred fist lin length.
• The house contained seven beds and bed
ding.. tour ,stores,bnreaus and other Ittntiture,
besides a considerable quantity of clothing, a
Sunday.Sthoollibraryi, and some money.—
There was fire inl several of the stores, and,
shortiy Mier the ocCurrenee smoke Was teen'
laming trim the earth which covered the roof,'
rendering it almee Certain thatthelmse had
been set on fire. Streams of water were di
rected into the cam. and It was hoped that,
the house would not be entirely degtroye&T—
.Fortunatel*. the startling .ocenirence was
not attended by the Ims.of human life. Had
it taken place at 'night ten lives might hare
been lost. But it took place at nn hour when
some of 31r. 31yer's children had gone to
school, while the others were playing out
side. I , ,
PRESBYTERIAN 'cuuscgr.s.
Deliusmive Fire.
PETROLECS CMCTEIt, Pa., June o .
A most terrible fire occurred here this
morning; destroying property in buildings
and goo& euimateaat from forty to sixty
thotisand dollars. The fire °Hewed kt the
Job Tyler lionise , oupd is unquestionably the
worker an Incendispy. Treaty-nine build
laffe were consumed, among which was the
United Nies lanpot building in
the_plaeo.-
The largest individual losers were William
Spenee,•proprietor of the United States; .I:4k
A. Baum. thy gnode dealers, whose loss Is
some ten thousand differs.- 'The total amount
ene etw e eee . en th e *warty will not , exceed
fivelhonsand dinars; .mostly small risks - in I
different oninpanies,
. .
Tax Republican State Central Conimittee
of Marrhuid has ;Weed • eall for a Border
! State tonvention o Eepnbltan trid°l"4
banteet In Bak*Ore-ap the 12th.of neat
September, and weironme. &legates, without .
rfe rd -race 0r.,h010r.. - The beet to to
;make an appw. t,t/ congress In behalf of
1-outlaw&nffrae,4lawarkWest-Virgla
t retitueltar: Te nsand Msoourl are in
. 'bed tO participate, - " • •
I .7. , , ,:,.... 'MK.. .A . 5.... 4 64" , - --", '" `- , -- . ''''.-- -'' '' ' - ' 4=4 " l" "'' ' ' 1" -r in tbel m„,„,, r ihmbirloungst.i • i- -
MI, the tees Am Nay its.l • ' urn-- --- r •
. , i THE caters. i
1 - oriripeossas ler a Ginseng Jail
lie , town Nevada are favorable. I
h uvery.
.... 1,. , - -- - - . 1 .- leg planted in Oregon.
,
I . • Mr 4 eff . , 'II - vie, r e gardPd " a t b 4 • ' I i t ' thing lookM well.
,_ a ' rded as a eitizetf=4. a', '.. ,
. 1 t i n t ut, re I I a se ir e iry of w reed.
a '... '.
h' e n ' - try. his/cunt In boat ' -.' 1 . - ' t season is•frery back . a n d .
, , r . to 7. , Imvatiolt. Fortwpy. e ' . 1 i ' (1 ''. Caml ." the fall Crops look - ell.
e .: 'I: . ? el, •. t confinement for hi; it , r:, e . ' croi re progre-msin.f tinelvt
~.., i y ,*': m 6 ' li n , to trial by, court martial , I , , i c , '',. ji , t 'a r is every ' proVecil of_ 6
z : this present month a..* , y ea , yiewinibent. I
released from his military runtinement and ; r
handed over to the cot powers.
and ,
His crime as a draerfer was .bad enough. grain
fo p' romises a profamion,of Pencht i
t , ln Ll 4 tis tin t t n ta la te n3 !h a e ug i p wr ei peri nk..i of fruits, and
liilik""tril
kir' ling and ent e ared the exib- ' wheat is , doing splendid. I - i
and--pclence as a anklipc- wl ch his country : • in pai r i„,ii van l i all e whw, nee Igtie
f‘diddedllitilote in his e ff ort- to dec ry ,` rom uo d iei, b e - 4 - 14'64f.- - 1 , -z,, ~-,., r - , v
rtrofheit. tin& kaiv hutch "aid and armfort't to
.._ P ln Nebraftka. they have one of the finest
' l / 4 ;444ndes.o4,nrother...dcacrter. In, 411 fror vow% thlegergrerop - ve - grain peer .
military hist o ry' . had done ; and yet, -. without _ln Kansas, tkareion be unnsallYlarge t c.rells
sij, muchiricti-wordof mproot, was he - ret'tit- - f ~.h . t . l an d corn raised. ~.,1 - ' ' 114 .
tad from confinemet. What soldier hero% er .i.iir e r tn i ipeetg i n c aw & are ex t r i o idharify
can be punishod for datertion in the Am ri- . i . r;
i i
can army with. this fatal. precedent., establish-
Jlll 'ed ent l if Y t h h il is Bti ni bli4. :m d r o6l 474it n e o v i e j .dele lf tre e pr P i liri ncip igh le hege T Til h e e lY : mw :rll7nxt h o on a t n d fallne o tb e rs r 4r I";". .pm in'g I ;r il l D im e: ,
on which the military anthoridis of the I. i aware a r ir rer y..d a tt ee i ng .
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te d Btate'i passed by the ceilmm 4 Unloadl 1 Iri MlOltlippl, the prospects of wheat and
Davis be true, must it not end for eve i i i- , co , ore very fl atter i ng. . 1 1 .
tort' discipline?
kiwi. crop of wheat Is anticipated in
But great as Was MA guilt as a dearrfrilhiq so E h fi ar 4i un. , _ '; t
crime as a rebel had features of even greater b i l
~.re ol
malignancy and atrocity. Placed in the hlgh- __,_:_.,_ /_.t. , __ - -. , ;
Draw. ',there Rift never', Ouch a
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est seat , in the councils - of his country,- and
promitientj& the -direction of' her gm-em
inent this man plotted - long and milli for
her dishonor mal destruction. He was; not
en insurgent.goaded to forcible resistance to
unjust oppressigin, but a delibemti csinsPirti-
I for who long contemplated and long planned
I the ruin his!'country. Posterity , will so
tregard hLtn. . •
.. . • his rebel was no t I !
But, strange to wry ; t his de.:,
tained a prisoner by the civil .authorities Ofj
[.the land so much as a single hour! !' No soon
er was he relieved front military rtatraint
and made amenable tothe law ofthelandthiri
haste • was made immediately to discharge'
~him. His first_ appearance in a court ofi jus
tice after his bloody work of treason liadbeen . .;
done was rather in the character , of a :hero
than a criminaL The judge of the United !
States who mudded,' thinking the occasion j
one of unusual importance from the.preSenee
of such distinguishedmen assembled on the
occasion, Commanded - that the ordinary run- I
tine of the. opening Of his court should be
omitted, thus dispensing as it Were; Iwith
even the , formality of itutiee. Crowds'- of!
enthuslaStic admirersawaittdltis arrivaL and,
in the very temple of justice, this arch-triad;
nal ivas received with plaudits -and congrat
ulations.* • •
Not to his political friends was roatinal
this expression of admiration, 'runt approvaL
There stood some who Lave his guilt, *home
t2ngues and pens had told it to the World
Mady to extend to him the expressiOn 'oj
friendly sympathy, and to. Word hini;. too,
1 substantial - aid. Aye, thia min, dripping as
It were with'the wood of half mur
dered citizens, against whom 'have risen to'
heaven the cries and ttura of connthus moth
ers wives, and sisters, whose cheerless homes
tell them daily of Mu fatal' work—who has
!burdened the country with the heavy taxes
! under which it groans, and whostands before
mankind as the lender of the most unjustiti
able-rebellion against national authordy the
world hai ever seen, is -received on- •
markable occasion with the plaudits of his
friends and the sympathy of his foes. -
if this guilty man may thus go free, of
what use is law?' Why should not less een.•
spicious prisoners, andforiessf agranterintes.
be - let go free. too? -Why should we not have:
a earned jail a/cry.
groWth l o - fwheai seen before., 4 • ' i
In Alabama, they are planting wheat and
ThlntgelY-!!_ ••", .• .''t —•- •
e) nrylandPeach yield Will exceed last
year, arid' wheatlS growing rapidly, 1
If n Missouri,t le grain erop•Will be the lar
gest and finest, ver known,-, Peaches ; lis t yp
beets Ella! In counties. i •
•In West NI la; the' prospect or Inilf
lalitomtsing. Tbe winter wheat looks well,
in
hot a let" qintity'wini iiirafti than usual.
•,,.In V rginia, the wheat Crop lookS splendid.
anti at s. corn . and tcibaccol will be at • least
,
equal the average: • I
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~The;ew liampshire fari'ners are planting
And so ring largely. • 7iVinter wheat not iin,
ured. - ' '. • • - , . ,
. Tow , promises at least itui average yield of
Wheat, and there are nb ,iinfavorable Indica- 1
thins relative to fruit. .' 1 _ i ~ I
;The. grain traps of California are in fine !
condition, and much more land has • been !
- lawn than •
,'! •! - ! -
The ladications inConneeiciit favor agood !
fruit season, and grain is doing well there. I
In .Ithode Island, the indications are that'.
there Winte air
utfusnallylm grain and fruit ':
ertlas.! I.' :'' : ! • 1 , " !
.'Whet is growing magnificently ittlllinois.
,great quantity has been:sown. The peach;:
crop is! likely to; be marvelously •abOndant,,
with every other variety of fruit. ' I
In !Ohl* the wheat indications were nee-!
er more promising, and the provects far a '
good crop :are really flattering. Fruit has:,
sakionf been better: !.
The Kentucky tobacco i crop. It is! feared,.
wilt prove• a fiiflure ;: the ! oat crop Will In.!'
Short, the peaches were killed in the bud, and ! !!
wheat ; looks tolerablY well.' ! - •! • it
.In Floridai. the prospects are very discour-!!
aging;lbut the uvenige,,crop will far ; sitrpasti
pmvions• years'. The farmers have been
drowned out by freshets: .
In Georgia. an ex - truordinary wheat year f
is anticipated. Oats will give an abundant ,
•vield. , The tiee prospects are good. Cott.
lOW planting is progressing mtistactorily.--i•
Grain Is being planted largely. : - -! i
'ln - I l tattlitinn, -the peach ' and '.plum trees !
have been injured by the frost. Orange s,:t10,!: .
and grapes unharmed. - The prospect is dark
ontlie!alluital lantisCovinz to the breaks in ._
the leYees. • • - , :.
T•Thei high price of flour has oivitti'an impe7
ins again to wheat raising in New England, i
and much more land has .been sown.. The
yield Of luny Will la! la,4,re: The•pntipect ofii
large hate of,fruit of nil Itinds bt favorable. I -
• la letv Jersey the season has been back:.
War& but crops are looking finely: iThe
peachl prospect is good. • Strawberrles ;anti '
blackberries are in first-rate condition. -Ap
ples hint pears are also - good., • '!" '
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- : Tic letterof Scerrtnry McCulloch, t o b u..
ton. Atiiktiett . it - heavy balling Off in t 6
revenue fur the ecuanining 'tomtits of th, fis.
oi t- year , i The' caul tmir,,,nefl will prh a b h ,
preen* itutleactory to the pm pie ot iarg t ir e
i s itot, NFithoutjtsmfitlence that the („mits,,,
esn , be J.trottght._tt)/t healthy neihd.,,i.„.
d i n t Nitithout illiS• serious de nttotient i t
honevis, , believin the
in how opermin.
agains, us to be b u tt emporary anfleteeinii,
a t -lie spealla entonntlclorn - of „p r y p h ,,..
Ix eta . for a plod trotkand of the genentlgood
tuna► to be enjoyed (hiring the corni ng 0 , 4 r.
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. r„,, iii,k,„.„,. , will he Merrill* rtkarded. at the Fi.bi
& Door Partner, Reclmit..T. Pa. „ . . .
sere.'lt. • . • V. SIII.I.Eta eel -
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1. .011 today JnEMIS. Itkri. at ta wrta r k ir s 'ii'mh
1 the farm otiVllpon eitnaltmtuor. • to Chippeitx
r Alp. the Engine. ktaebleet,,Took Romps!
behutadue; to the likthlatid 911• Company,
By order ofitte.Cempnriy. . • , .
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IN alt o have beft. tweeted - for, 'nem.. or Lip * ,
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Bearer Conuq•.that their Meer are non dm-v.4m**
and that theGollectoraill be at the Munn itott 4 ,.,
Briehton..lonotith: at the Mummer 'House. %Au.'
choker, June Yr.,, and at ti. W. tianniton'i , oak,.
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vet , Jane e % In pentOn or by Denary. to re.o.h
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amount thereof: - United Stater or . :.;ari,m a l tin& oth
taken in ti payinent. . A. ItOttEttrarYS, '
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