The Beaver Argus., August 07, 1867, Image 2

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134tair4, in., August !I, 11367.
Nom4itition.
FOR Srpunsit: JUDGE', •
HON. HENRY I'V. ~VILLIAMs,
ALLEGHENY
_COL'Iv`TY•.
'Union County Nominations.
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THOMAS NICHOLSON; Hearer Co.
Jo NATHAN it. DAS, - Washington Co. ;•
JOlth .r.WING,
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• AIiROCIAIO •::
ftturomtAxnuNcE; Greene tp. ;.
AftviiaoliOtarY'
J .CA.HGELEY Be:war-1)4o.;
Treasurer.
, 1 g1.13 f lfl 11.N.10.11:6 Burosel i.p.
Commissioner.
•• ItNI. EIVISG, Racoon
Jury COmmissoner.,:,
406.V.PL1 C. WILSON, BeareOffir.o.
_ Auditor
LL K. iS I IANNON, 'Hopewell t ;
Poor Oirect or.
SAlitiEfr '40141i.N. , 01 Y, Economy tp.
litces of Acadtmiy.
•Sr J. COSS, Roclvthr boro.,
7`OIIN'B.3IICLA.Y,I3envbr bon)
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in etitinty :Treasury 'of Waynt rtmtty,
this St.*, mos robbed on Wtdnestiny night
hist : wiiek., The robbers. bleu the sure open;
i cat lOtiud hut little money within it. No
Clue to the rubbers.
I;.Yin - ;_olherwistrordered the heaAquarters
of the Cniop : ltepubilean State Central Cont
'mince, will be at I iarrisburg Pa. Ttteremov:
and' t hes'D trdln Philadelphia to liarriAburg
has eausqd no little inurtnering on the part or
Ouse iv,-ho were opposed to CoL Jordan as
Chairman of the Committee.
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ON -1.1,1 e first page of to-days Argun the rend.
er will find the addresS of the 114 on RepuU
lican-titate.Cotuudttee of this State. Ilend it
tr 'eeerp,subseriber, a . nd then band it
to yolit!.iivAghbok.. •It presents thei, issues in
the present 'quivas.s ht a clear, concise: man
ner, and can hardly fail to mark nut the path
of duty to eye t 7. consbieutiotts and intqlligent
voter,
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A. DEPUTATION of citizens Or Aiaimuna
waited 'tiPiiii-the , 'President last Wednesday
and reijnestcdhim to relieve Gen. Pope of the
couaminttlif*t Department. They . , alleg
kd that *his administration was identical 'with
with that 4A . and therefore not to
be borne,. Thepresident to:their:do
ry 141.. gave . tlieni no satisfactory answer in re-.
turn,'.'leisycryjihrly that he has concluded
thitt:theae"Tsontherii'deputtstions7 are "palsy"
conee t riii;nrid'llie fewei of:them be sees the
fn tYittyi[[
tx.,.:foi hurt '`•
• •
, -
.Srfoqt,p4lic Presldent. sec. 'proper to re
move-Gets.: Shiirldsu, 'hut little will be gained
by the.e.x 7 rebeis in consequence of the act..r-,-
The reconstructioo-law,As smendrmi by Con
gress at its last sizsion,tuaking it the duty or
the Wneml -Of t arnty l ,'„ not the President,
to suttervi t re tive4eliey - of the. k.:oininandem of
the several nillitarf districts, puts the - whole
bulkiness iiitVGenetal Grant's hands. The
latter is understood to be s dattposedito Sheri
dan's removal s but if relitOltilub days Sheri
dan's policy must pe purftkidttliat Depart
meta by.i.441 successor,
. eit t•s'. • - •
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Tins result of the election in Tennessee on
last Thursday: turns out to be a great I.lniop
viciorY. Governor lirownlotr's majority
near 30'000, and all of the Union candidates
fire Congress are elect e 3. The Legislature
too is larg,ety composed of Union men, I
who
will trice bare that Andydolinsottis not elect
ed to the 'United States Semite after his:Presi,
i denttal term expires. Themegroes have ful-
fillo the most sar.guine exPeciations of their
friends by voting for those who were instru
mental in securing them their freedom, and
the eltr.tive franchise. All honor to them,
and all honor to the Congress that ;;hose to
givve them the ballot instead of giving it to
their disloyal and unrepentant masters.
. irrtzflie*rtork Triune IX List neck criti
itisys the atlit* of the Union Republican
Committee Of OA State, and holds that it, had
no right, to assail Judge • Sharavrivad's legal
opinions as heretofore expressed by Jain:self.
It astinines , that a judge:should not be held
accountable; by a political party for his judi-
cial decis . ions. Theoretically, this map be
•
. *lrrupt, but practically the people will judge
a tree by its, fruit, and cast theirkotes accor
dingy. Judeg Sherwood has
f el:idea that
iht a c ct of Congress making Government notes
lezal tendet was. uneonstitutienal ;• and. as
t •
all the people are directly intareSted in this
money, they will take care to repudiate his
deeision by not toting for him at the October
Thists the plain, direct way the
Tietyle have of doing thingA, and the fine
spUn" theories, such is are furnished by the
Nbune, /yin neither entise them to falter nor
thwart.thcm in their "purpose.
A Simms of' articles 'published is our pa .
pOr recent ly over the signature.nf "A Demo.
crat" have elicited general praise thmughout
the ttxuttity. . That' they have ertislied J:11 - - 0.
for:ali time to come is beyond the possibility
pl . successful denial. ITe: feels that this has
likaurtheir eifeet, atulhe uo*.natkes an effort
tai bri.,Ak their force ley seeking to establish the
- idea that they are not writen ;11 1 a Democrat,ct
a but by the Etlitor.of the Arrita. To give this
l idea an air of probabilitrhe insinuates that
be had stolen front ojir office a portion of
"A I)crnocrat's" ntangeript, and that it is in
otirhand, writing. There is not a word of
,:t44 true. We keep manuscript of this char
•• : . tif:ter in a secare place at night, anti nil. the
cow.furnished by "A I)etnoemt" for publi
cation in this office is stilt &re, and will re
pnaitt Here away, or ordered to
be`bnrned by the author. No; we have va.
rious• reasons for believing that thelAJIOl" of
the LoCodknoicte wlto.th9 author of tliette -arts.
Ades si and i flab, bo recogniies In dihn an in.
• thieutial and itu.wruntible Democrat, - anti:
one too who Is : independent 'and, fearless
' - nottr.;h to erpose the infamy attaching to a
;craw:• political friend, 'rho ladled his own
oft-repeated betrayed his patty,
told assisted In selliag it out to a giant men
-0.1.! 11V. -
. the , .
A GREAT number m. "Lost Cause men I
010'14 county desire to hpld al*. — lap
'they are pining for the '` But Iry to irt
, ;them -is juilt now what troubles thpViorely.
Heretofore they wagered' their Adiiinces on
I 'political is t mes, and loot. : . « ttey this .t - -
elined to eschew- politiesciiilMlA - „nalk "04
in" on 'icounty taxation." Let us then meat
them on their chosen ground and see what
I results a, few facts will develoife. _.. - '
1 The "hungry - ones"
. allirge that it .
~ takes i
f "one hundred tkousauti:dollars a year tO ivri,
the cpuniy, under radical rule," and asseit,
that ifithey were entrusted with .: thf Public ,
management it would riot cost over ?."filly
thousand." Now what see the factS : ,
First, It does not take "one hundred thous-'
and dollars to run the county, under radiali
rule." In 180 the gross levy for ceuaty prtri
poses was $q9,279,76. Deduct from this tlit
lost taxes, exoneration, errors &e r , and we.
have the. net anew of $61,696, 28 collected for
that ye:o for county expenses. During that
year too, an - dont of this sum 'V211,817,64 'Was
I paid on the principal and intend of the cyan:
ty Indebtedness. The expenses of the, ceoun-.
ty ihr that yvar then, exclusive of the sum
1
paid on our public.indebtedness was:W,B7B,-
.1
In 1860 the gross levy. for.county. purposes
amounted tb $139,222,6t. Take $2,p00 from
this for errors, esoneratiot4. and 104 t 4, and
theßtd i t sum et $641,722,61, for,eountfexpendir.
tures,4as collected. Dnrink,that year $194 , .
OW of the county
. inclebtednots 'was paid, and
out of the sum aboye: referred to. -.The ex
pense of the county for that year exclusive
of the amount paid on the county debt was
447,71'201_
In 1867 the untountLt levy was $10,661,84.
Take from thts sum 0;400 again for lost taxes, I
exonerations And errors, and we find the net
amount of cash collected fOr the year, for
county purposes,-.to LC $68,161,84. Twenty
thousand dollars of this sum will 'again beta
ken to pay off our-c ounty indebtedness, leav
ing $48,161,84 as the legitimate expenses of the
county fol.. 1867.
But says ono "How is, it that we, is a
emnty„are so Much in- debt, and how many
years at +this rate will it take to pay oir cur
indebtedpes Y" We Ammer . One, hundred
thousand dollars and more of this indebted
ness was acquired by our railroad subscrip
tion. That subscription was made,'not by a
uradical," ? but by a l'kmecratic Rem/ of Cons
misrionero. H. B. Amderson, the present
Democratic candidate, fur county Treasurer,
Was their clerk, and this subscription atone
hundred thousami would-not liave been le
gal without his signature to it. That signa
-1 tare was given, and itis name is attached to
every bond isaned in 4mrstitince of the trans- I
action. One more y' .r, tinder our present
levy,Will pay cif th rest cif these bond!, and 1
the balance of our , linty' indebtedness, prin
cipal and Intclrest. After that the „cpunty
ta..Nies will hArdly ux .ed so,ooo..per aill,unt. a
less sum, we iiPpre end,than it takes "en
run" any county it the state, having tie :.
same'weafth; 143ourtes-and population.
- The figures then S i itow - that after .we have
paid off the indebtedness Xncurredby a Dem
ocratic Board of ComptisSioners, Atm "radi
cals" will beable to manage the business bf
the county for Several - . thousand &liars /am
per year than their opponents,. even • it
1
bragging moments, proposedonig.
Tar; RepubliCan porwentioii hcld•in:Rich
tuOnd last week was a auetimt„= Fears .were
entertained some, dine baba I. the rival
wings•of the pitrty wouid turn in, sind.;'!etit
each other hp," but happily.* peaceful diapo-,
*Rion prevailed; and* cordial 'union - was ef:
feetxxl, by the adoption of* . platforht upon
which all could stand. It is now ,believed.
that the Repuldimna will catty the State ly
30,000 or 40,00 niajotity..
!'in t3nutt.t7r trial Inss develoi)ed - Abe. fact
thnt u inajoilty of the Menabers of thOlmilitty•
ry couttnission, which tried ditra. Surratt,'*- . :
mmoo4lll6l'lo the mercy olthepresident
after her coiriietion, on, scampi 'of her age
and sex. The President with this recom
mendation before him Signexi her death war•
rant and ordered her e to be hung. t
'ltz election in Kent neky, held on Monday
last went strongly against the Unionists.—
The txtvdme4.svere not allowed to vote in that
State. ; i
"We are being eaten. up with taxation.=
Loora.
We find the alcove in an.article of last
week's i.ocal, wherein It is charged that the
county taxes are too heavy to be borne, and
that.redreas can only be had by electing the
"Lost Cau'Se" county ticket. We areacqualnt
eti with but few of the details that go unriske
up the county indebtednmsoind it ia. to be pre•
sinned that the Local's knowledge is no more
extended. Stitt there are dome of these de
tails that , it and the Argus . are acquainted
with in common, and to one of these we sail
now refer,leaxing ram others to be inquired
Into at some future`lime:
LastYebruary llke County Conanaissioners
Ordered the "Receipts and 'Expenditures" of.
the county to be published in both of the
papers published in this place,nt the expc:nse
of the county. 'The. price eliarged the tax
payers of the comity for doing this by, the re
spective papers, in detail, was as follaws: .
Local. fo r Rec"eipts , :hExpenditnree,...4lso 00
1
A nova " o .. . 123'00
Lorm. more than Iti,oba• ' ~...... -425 00
Localsf 1r Col stem; nhet thrice tax,.. ,. ... -t7 fu
knots " ? " " "_,,, " -2050
Loc.s/.. inoro than Anors;. -- SG 50
Local. for Rshilit , of Academy - ; fond, :30 so' , , .' . I
A HOCK .. ..,-`" .".
:, • , " - 42'50
,m
'at. more Than Attars ',...,. - 4.- rt 50
LOCAL for Poor Directors Mtn% 45 an
/Luaus •• ••, `,.• 37 W. 4
pinkt, more than ARMS. " -- SI T *-
Makin; a total of ',.. - 411 5 4
AVhiell the Local charged more titan the : 4rgrttO
for the same work, performed ,at the same
time.
We wish it distinctly understood tb6 tre
did not do this printing for one cent below
the regular and advertised rates i of both pa
pers. 'We received a Atli ) . price for it; and
the conclusion wait' force itself upon every
mind, that the Loth not only..,reeelVe
full pay—its advertising rates—but thaCit,
"swindled" the• ) countY In thii : one item, out
of .145,50 hwAtleit. The Connty conamission
ers should demand the refunding of this 'stun'
of money, and if it is not refunded, : . suit
should be• brought for its recovery. If the
Loral's disposition to fleece the tax ',mere is
so strong then as to prompt its editor to
"do
this in the presence of his polities' opponents,
what would he to if the probabilities of de
tection were removed and he was surround
ed only by his party friends, • -• '
•We leave a :discriminatine. rosiblie to an;
ewer the ciitestiori to revolve •in their
own minds the leson:whicii.i" thin Simla"
gle fact tc:iches.
MEME
I A short time before the "Lost Cause" cowl-
robrrfinit ~ n in , litisplace;the editor of,
thp Loiid, ~ fatiier-in-litiv,. H. 13. -- A.n-
k
soli, we 'i. , In
.., deav iv; to create
.*-- i''' e lat as nomina
te . 4 , ,' t ' 'he "rim far
i: end ,' _ intnif robability
Would be eleetedtethe ,
office referred to.—
"Scores of 'Republicans in every , township"
grid thefowill 'tutelar 4 11.1m . ",_ or `lne," as the •
case migl be; and it was; ststronents k jilte ~,
.these thaticaused the party to Aote sucluiter ,
as .
Johnit. Hays and 41.` W. fftbannori tiside, r
'to, unite . robin for Mr.' AndersehiNithSliek
et. He was put on It; but neither himself ur
son-in-law now believe that he will get a
single Relnedio' In Vote, and It i is not beyond
the range
_of poasibilities '' to ,Wcnbtto l • upper
his running a good way behind his t ticket
when the election comes off. i Thelitet, , being
atablishedthit be • had . , 0 -, Pawl ladies
and Union igentlinnen off of , gepi wbonl
Unto tat s UM° ists wens celebrat , a victory in
1864, her Withildston' peddling "P.Sh
'arra ' 'Can* * th ~_ ilia r , COM*
aeitlei t ; 'queitien, ', of • , , hileitit - stip:
forting i "Me the treatment:Ot'S Vass
kenirife her destitute chlldscroseettedat ,
Maim ' will,fftsw i political SuPtant. *Um
hint t '..:.. neither ' ,lift rot .11 0 r 1 , Mends
&earned of 'losing three ), weeka ` : _ago.
That Wennan's statement carries 1131 ar
gument 7 1th it that - will lam -nn ha
, Pre4aimt up the 0 , a great tatuV i
Democratic voters of the minty; and it will
t-equire more than the persorml abuse heaped
'upon the,editor of this paper ,to convince
th'eni that:Mr....kg. conduct in that particular
tallied with what ought to have been expect
_ed from an aged gentleman, a professor of re
ligion, anti a citizen reeking anoffice'of trust
and p;ofit at the hands 6f a generous people.
Time will show , whether we .are correct in
this or not. - ,
Eurrni Andes: The individual who edits
the Lead, and who* undertook to _represent
the Deineciatie party of this county In the
State Convention, and who sold himself to
the montopoly, has not "leveled the artillery" ;
at me vet. lie is'e 'lndently, afraid to bring I
his'gent Fin raneat'ofany fire, lest Inonlght be',
Utterly demolished. • - -'.
But it, makes no difference to me, for his
atrocious perfidy and andecions folly has led
him into a trap from which it is Impesslble i
for him to escape. -
He virtually admits that he sold himself to
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,-but
that he did not get a large sum, not enough
"to WIN a brick house or lose. eighteeri hun
dred dollars a night on the titetr." •
lie makes this admissionsimply bemuse it
is a. truth so_ palpable that he has not the
face to denyit. Hew eta° could liis tonduet _ _ _
be accounted for. For' two-tears he has been
The Execution of llteutintillort.
pretending through the columns of the La- • • i 1 1,
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owl to be urgently in favor of a Free Railroad To TUE Everou OP vie Alloys: It is very
Law, and heaping obloquy upon others whom curious to notice the different Opinions enter
he charged 'With opposing the enactment of tained-hy different people in different who;
such it. law, and in the thee of these seeming- tries in regard to the death of the Archduke 1
ly earnest profesdons, he ;vent• to the con- I Maximilian. The Nese York Misruled seek a
vention, acted as a delegate without atabori- r like for once with the Trlburte,lwhile the Tait
ty front the% Detil t rratic party or anybody 1 bane and lud49cndem. take opposite views.' In
else except the P , nusylvanta Itailroad corn- i Eu ro p e we no ti ce th e London im am expreaa .
pally, and there in a Democratic convention, 1 Mg different opinions from the Nam; 'while
)a pretended delegate of the Democracy of ; even in France one paper offers an apolo*'.
I Beaver'colmty, in defiance of their Will
_fie set I if not a defence, of President Juarez for what
himself up in opposition to •the Free Rail-, the Imperial papers denounce as regicide.
road principle and thus sneakingly aided in 1 It is a sign either of, great merit or - great
defeating a Free Railroad Lau', in all probe- 1 weakness in human nature that when a trim
bility by the neat Legialature, because if the i inal has been arrested; tried, convicted and
Democratic members all oppose it there Wray' sentenced to death by it court' of Imam, his
be enough of Republicans to go with theta lonely emailitioa In prison. as, he ;malts the
to prevent its passge. ptinishnient ahnpto- his drone 'works upon
The Pennsylvania Railroad company had otir.synipatblikend we 'begin Jinn to pity
foresight enough to see this and suhadahltill. him, And,thew*irkid for his pardon. But
These truths being self evidenk he is Om, the top, ptatintaantainis idways - •cooler than I
pelted yr *abaft that he sold out, arid pilteiti. Its - tiseknird thishead of avian eletatedabove 1
toted hintscif to the meanest andanoet extern- the'broult,,,whictris the arena Alike passions I
ible PorPftes- I don't suppose he got 4 very or . ighthetill queations, of right and wrong, till
large sum, ' not , ienough to buy ,a printing give a calmer;itdgMent than ono dictated 1
place and enough besidaa to build ' a house by mete feelings ..' laf.:lB.the use of the in- '
anti spend thousands of dollars nightly. "on telleet if it am pia be relied on hi such nude
the tiger.' I never made any allegliticrn of tore?' Let the Attbreevs at the taw get an
this kind, and It. was. useless tor him to deny gry, squabble, ',4l.sitort the evident* -by- ape
what never anis charged.- '' - cial pleading, bet lit the Judge in the bench
I felt myself much flattered, arid 'grettlit remain cool so that his ; opinion= may be re
elevated at the idea of Odell' charging yon , Si 4 eettlt • ''
• • t:
with wilting my articles. It has aitii pat I n regard A u • m aa h n in a n w h a t are the'
we in the nett= drtitt.Yintik new_4o,o o4 ' lofts faits V- - Vaking advantage of the troubles of;
and beekimingtin.edltor. 1, tlitt'mfi'Maing- to this country Napbleon and be transpired to!
1
thinkhy soute iniprovement lumy rrainmar ( war upon popubr liberty by ' founding an 1
and inthograpbx, I might get iienglolerably 1 greptre inNorth Amer. Engiand, know- 1 ,
well in that business; one thing' I ,know, my ing that even if the South did goon' and r i ze l
paper should not be prostituted to the base a new:government thelcorth wonldbe st g
1
i PorPoses of the Lova, the editor of which enough to take Canada as a compensation
' eeelas to think it the glory of human nature for the loss, kept out of the arrangement but •
to cherish the grommet appetites of the . brute, wished it well. Maximilian and his master
scarcely anything but the leprosy of unclean-' Louis Napoleon had nq More right to go to
hams and the filthiest jests of the stews drop , Mexico to overtarn Its' government and es-
from his pen, 1 tablish a monarity than 'their had to corne to 1
Odell is a cobstunate Um', as I will war ' the United Stales or,Canitdann such an er
f
show. He says you are the author of my ar- t rand. The Mexican "Notables" who asked 1
tides, and that be has the "manuscript copy 1 the Archduke to‘comb were a set of traitors ,
of your effusion of last week." This is an i who had no more right to do as they did
unblushing Ile—if he has My mannseriptihe ' than the Democratic Copperhends of the
know my name - and that lam a Demoemt, I u n it e d states bad to wait upon Lord Lyons
And refter was anything else, heesnse, as you at New York and ask him to get the British
kobtkility name was at the bottom to a pad-. Governmentto bAerfers in nut quarrel with
Irate note addressCd to yourself. If he has th e re b e l s a nd ir t behalf of Jeff D r & It
gut the manuscript he Ilea in saying that you Lewd Pernerstorrhid sent Prince Alfred, or
arethe author. If he haa notgot it he lied toy of time =name Singling's' of Germany
in stating that, he had it. So lie lies any way accompturied by en army and navy, to secure
you cnn.take it. I therefore brand ham as a the independence of the rebel States, and to
wilfuliand deliberate, tiOr. 1 refer to this on- make the test en empire for hltroelf,—and If
ly for; the purpose of proving Odell a liar, a fte r three y ear s hard fighting w e h a d s h o t
which I have done. But why the necessity up the Prince in New York together with
of this, for a man that will sell himself and aus leading Generals, and made them prison
party fur a few paltry dollars - would not bes 7 era of war, la it likely that President Litman,
itate Itslie.'' - banished for yews Irma the United &ate'.
Odell can't hide his horrid
_guilt by ,thing and wandering Ines - hunted' parnidge• on
ing the air with loathsome lacivioas litbtil, the mountains, would with all his gentleness
but must stand'etigniatized with infamy be- of heart have sent Prince Alfred 'back again 1
fore the Whole community, neither can he to his nati v e hind? Na it was unmitigated i
eseaoell snaking Of heaping°Monitions despotism m Mailmilhat to ISM his Oetober
} language on Republicans, it is not my decree of death itrall Mexican republicans
1
1 business_at this time to' defend 'Repttblicans , be c ause thee keyed their coubtry and were
add will let Imbrie, Quat - I and Taylor de- t w illi ng t o Au.f er ih Third( OCthe -sam e of
i tend themselves; on the other hand if nay 1 noble patriots who were arrested by order of,
I inclinations should lead ane to assail these t the &open:trend. tiliot like doge, 'and their
;gentlemen, I will seek another channel than 1 & fl o e& given ----. 4r to peva**. yet when .the
' - through your columes, I must say hOwever I tide of battle turned against the usurperavhen 1
that I hare known Thos. - Nichnison all my the-arni of revolution biionght him do;svn and
lire, and I am Sure that he can't be injured, Ab e Mexican republicans up, we are, Invited
where he is i ttiown, by anything Odell eau 1 to l let our sympathies cluster around his guff:
say against' him. 1 feel - bound to say this itV head and to , forget Ids decree that con
much in his behalf although he ise a helittb- t signed a large number bf the best men in
than. Aratl will say here and now, thetjf t Mexico to filoodyitraltes- ' '--
Ithe Dernociptle party Is to he controlled'enti 1 We regret that th e out raged Mexicans took 1
mausoed by. J. U. Odell orendorsea irispai- ! the life of the intruding usurper, just as we
I Mental paper Inm no` longer with them; I ! regreettud, Crop:Limits Parlianient tneli• the 1
J will not hennule a tool for.corrupt and de- ,We of Charles, - ofthdveptiblictris of Prance
signing men t tobeled and sold out like sheep Ibeheaded. Lottis7 Although, in the eatie of 1
tin the shambles neither will I apt with a par- Charles, the temptation to put him out ofthe 1
ty that can ,end'orie the licentiousness and - Tray was-exceeding et, we neversay 1
i c r g rea"
'sordidness of the Local, Be talks like a man that It wits a blink a t. -I r. Perjured seminairel 1
Ihi authorztr, in hie laettssate' he gay!:."Go though. he was, and as unprincipled a liar as I
i into your lole puppy !" Let the cowardly °ter was in New-gate., the church of England
'hound- rave. He can afford to talk in this motdaed him as a, saint and to this day sings
-wily at a distance, but I can tell the scullion , ids pra4es, Etitlaripe, the poor re,fugtte who
1 that lam able and reedy' for him in any way 1. was marched Out - ethic doniinions to the . tnne
the may,choose to take' it—mentally or physi- f of Boyme Watet;Pnlislled of neglect and had
callyl um, afraid of no sueh blustering bra
S`, nOremeinteranet Inthe e.hrireketilender. :
gait s . ' - ' • ' Let its not be tooserere, in, our • judgment'
But let me again' turn. your attention to 'of the 3fe - ilea:li fortheirnreemdings In the
:thi - positten that the' Democratic pariar now 1 case of Maximilian and the traltote'aluf
I ocenpiet in the State antiinthis county, The joined Ithkaalitay cause. The government is,
I,Democratie masses in the county are almost i preparing-an eiAtititimintra definee of its
tillgUljn "AY In favor'ofa Fite Railroad Law; t action which, ih-nl s it ,_, appears * .will. ative ad
' 1 Odell Advocated it' for two carts "in bisim. !very dily er ' eut ` en • e weil eu xe_th e. i g heig -ea se .
pe tithrtmie r d : u l es u ct S t_ d he ao;n47 pa nrs rt ta y * .hil itela d tr a ßao l urat taie ,
mil eo dt : c.a ve rni, n t ri hs.ed O ey n i a t i na d t p ihasre ai r tia oi r eur
til iv e M
wam ettillY; aritak lust enn rel_ - ye e ry verYste lne. P t :
as a people.
who tire not . for it tire against it. 'They have i They bare' • iiiselotig , pritilt-ridden' and
committed any pemoerstie members that 1 eaaeat-robbedtbat.tbey seem. Unlit :O. Deb-,
' may 'Pe elected against, it. ' They must do 'doe, and by Weir throttle State of - favoltdialf
'this or oppose their Party. The monopoly have brritightreprbechuponßeiniblican III? ,
sent her agent to Bearer county. who ap- ",troy: But thery ,, wereparnietil lvitt 4 n 4 lit a
pointed Odell a delegate to said .convention; common trouble. lestigated by - - iv - hatted td
,
Who sold hiruSelf out at a low Spire accord- 1 free institutions. Had Jeff 13s'vls,- 'with his
I big to his own Showing. After this villain-_, Southem trillion; trail Northern copper
thus outrage uprin the rights and interests of, heads, not attertilde' "the overthrow of this
I the Democratic masses he Mae home. A, Govenuitent,.rshiliffanniems' awl MaAton
-
coutty• couventimi Lll held, • and he , managed : ran would never have dreatectofau Empire
itobe N. delegate to that convention and to be .in Mexico. And al our victory over the re
-1 - ,
ME
1;;e: .
•1
1 •
' t
made elminnal
dons ektul
lutious w s"`Tentim4
care npll4lf
of the ills s.
Med thro
months r
down f _ (
are inertly
4 etral
Ual&
r llll2 l
tried men,
den Moil, Inn*
aty newt Watt
440 :luiior
_ .
drawn up .
escaped hate
ted and put k i zi
of Odellionmp ~
torn
4,
--
selection, an d
his torn fiamin-lsWrzendimr
ted for therbeeleffine in. Alto omit% •every",
third done up in a le to suit tids unprin , l
ciPledsUnnpr and „
What next?, Themes emp a rd, banio,'
antil ollptip t eeak^ is aw e c iOr immi n or .
I the- lonelytormaittea;andiin, thOitti, 4111 0 , !
are done thathe may more `
effect saw
s e nt the interests of the nuMcgoly. •_• - ; '
`i• Now will true honest, l; kinsomats 2 antatit Of
en We Will the narks he drive* on Wal l
lengla Mates theolote nuntlet .04141_. t
a:stranger lifanspitionsidtametakto eer, map
„least of it. • Are we to he 4004 %warm&
et fhb kind. and a ll ow oar ,Inte to be bti
traYed and soidnut at pleasure r. , ', • . •, .;
Row &firma was it ?Asia Melt . men Be. ,
John R. Shaman, N„ . l%,.geozi t Tb ut
Cunningham, and-athina :et Ilk illt‘indile. 1
im 1 .-_,_ , and eharaineri and in days Sam 1
B. on o :stood In the frost. *ab at the
partriwitentheso Men mriAalW our hoats,l
I there wits no thingerof being - twat-
I long to the preelpfoe 'of. U. ' ink' • When
we looked tellies° men to guide us there was
no dang,er ofrbeing sold oat toss inonoPotY.-1-
They . were men ofsiglityi men: ' , ltone*Y,•
t i se
hien of truthilnd men of irrep hnble char-,
.
actor. -Is isnot a blistering that a'
corrupt unprincipled man like Odell should I
attempt to fill the place of these shindnglights
of Demotmey. in Emirer county man wlici
has nu interests in this county bu hlsown itg.-
itiandizement and - no aims but the dental-oi
zatiOL2 of soelety. - 1 for one wilinot submit.
If'onr candidate for assembly, iJohn ;Mite;
expects to get the upright , . and intelligent
portion of the Democratic party to support
him, he mustootne outpublisly auddenennne
the• course Of Odell and show to the' ple
that he is ecK irt•the oonapirac y~a hint to
1 betrafthe Dentctatic - party, atui pledge hint=
self in favor of a Free Railroad Law. Unless
I he does this be can't get the vote of the right
thinking Democrats of this section of the
county. The other cantßilates should do the
same thing. Theo; roust tit least 'prove to the
people that they,don't endorse OdeU in his'
corrupt conduct. l`nle.Rs something is done
soon to relieve the Party of the 'odium under
which it now rests there will be such a stam
pede that it will make - Odell and his coadju
tots quake in their boots. 'ln haste.
• . ' ' - A DEMOCRAT.
.'i r I
sig,n and gttaratt
would conquer her
!sympathy betweistil
is• very tender and.
good account. lan
-totwithstanding the
' Mr.-, Johnsons std
v with Mexico olik
ate and going
to. fr ositoown upon MI
mp li.
All be by po some cy , that
nexpeesieders 'somewhat
Nn.-enlightened — and
'free to let off from
I Oen who committed
- dug to overthrow
Ite States:
, inEngland* France
e intelligently con -1
line enterprise; became minty of a
sin for which there ts. no . pet:innate.. Bo
cause the attempt was made not against the
. people of the I , lorth; -not even . against the
people of the United ,Ettatea; but against Su
awaits: This , free goverseaent of ourswilich
came into existence after nearly Ili thousand
rasa of k n =Gail* sk the hands of
ters,bekleg.s not On us.Arueriesna(we are only
trustees of the gilt) but Ito the lonsanfamily
The rights seamed to tte by the Constittition
and laws are the rights of buman WU* and
belong to man as, . man. and are inalienable.—
L hale neforgtmesk therefore for Jeff Da
its a . ..a.‘t his tellow traitors Of the South nor. I
,tort!M Democracy oftbe North who lured
them on with promisektltel Mr'
too false
and cowardly to nor Mr' the English - ,
French. and Austrian 'Auteleltites who when
our bands were lied, took advantage of our
Weakness, out *Wed .a d eath blow at the
cause of human liberty by - Omitting an em
pire in Mexico. One ofthepaties haspaid
ithe forfeit of his folly and his erimelvyteld
ipg up his life to those he se deeply wrong
ed.' The iron of remorse and 'self reproach
bas entered l into the soul of the French Em-,
peror. ' , .Teffinavisovith it mark blacker than
Cain's, staggers under a load of Wanly such
as never pressed before on a single man. The
Democratic party is dead am' calls (Or burl
and the case of England, the meanest or,
all the conspirators; isi laid . on the shelf to
await the developments-of the Iliture. B.
,
A Desperate. Duel .Wharela Both , -,___
tharrlacipals are Killed. - You '‘-
- think allift _
- The" Welby, ky., correspondent of c that tur conntri,_
Lonisvillel, Ontrier writes, July 22d: otic detertninatlon.
A deplorable tra'edy was enacted abon a •Goa ' a n d i l i be rt Y 4 •' ,7 ;
mile from on rquiet little village this morn ing 1 — l ,--------7-0:( ---
at daylight, which resulted In the . death ore i Zr would seem fr - ae
promising Yoting man, and the mortaliwound- Russian Aineriett, 1 cociC
ing ofanother whose future was all WAlN:icy , States, is riot suet' . barcit
and promise. 1 - ' , 'would have ust :In 1
Littleton Wells and ffertford H. Roberts were -nine Orthodoy . Chure
both young men occupying enviable positions glen. These 4es nunal
In society.- - ' Wells was about twenty-two ishioners. I the or
years old, and Roberts was:probably, two are native country, 9
years his senior. The l' former was Deputy eign an , . descents
'Postmaster, while the latter was clerk in the had be led into the
store of Reath & • &tether. For some time sew . were -cool
both had been paying marked attention town chi,
Ar •-'Spiritual
,amiable and beautiful young lady of the be .moved from N
neighborhood, and until within a month past I, ; Not one orb&
were generous rivals, their relations tow area' tell parishes fo
each other being upon the most friendly foot- I informal= wt .
lugs- , ,tatistical returns..
Some three weeks a' Welts Wells visited the ,
3-ourigladyi and made* onual proposal for i .
her hand. His prirpositi, n was zespirtfully 1 .i.W' 4 D VIM TIC
1 - but firmly 'declined, end - upon his pressing her I ' 2 '. .
' , for baooka)* forber domination, She MMUS - 17•ECtiTOWSNOTICE.—Witereas lent-Telma:omi
meetly irifliniaed Idle that shelled areath , ; ac-.C.4 tars op the estate of .loux WITILSIZSINiOX. Late of
1 eepW a similar proposition from young Rob- Enultiltot,T...Brer, touut y it r . d ec' d " t r ile n lite b d et i:
i ens. Wells returned AO the village- He finkir u d I lLootate are requosted to make imniedtate payment.
armed bias& *Otis Pfstol, and then songbv,ilsid thoee haring thane or demands against tae estate
1 his suceisaful riverst tire store. - Here an id- 4 4,1 eala de ceder". 16/ please ; Present u"ln properly.
torcaticsa eniart4,, which would have had a ".C ftew r *ll4m4: Vit . r e ll' t icubmarci:F.setator. I
1 bloody termination had not bystanders inter- sag ens..;
1 feted. From that time until SaturdaY they ___ i i . roautrorf bare.
were as strangers to each other. On that day
they both attended a picnic, Roberts being se-
I companital by hisfiantee. . Ai soon . es Welts
saw, them together; be seemed to be imbued
with the )sery. spirit of insanity. Appmaeblng
'tbeimbalgroasly insulted Roberts. in the pre*
1 ence of the whole assembly. The insulted
man sprang to his feet, and started toward his
Insulter. evidently to resent the bun% when
materna' present prevented a collision.—
Roberts and his fair companion immediately
' left the ground and repaired to her- home,
where, she fearing a difficulty between the
;-parties. endeavored to persuade him to spend
, the night. In that she failed. but succeeded
in extracting as promise from him that he
would not return Ito the picnic ground.
[ Reaching the village, and brooding over the
gross outrage that had neat put upon him,
he wentio his room and penned aschalltinge'
`to ;aortal combat, which he entrusted to a.
friend to be nelivenld into the bands of Wells. ,
This Marlon was accomplished that night.—
Nextmorning a Mend alike challenged par-'
tx called upon the friend of Roberts - to :ar
range the preliminaries.' This was soon
accomplished. The arrangements was that
the fight waa to come off in a meadow. about
one mile oust of the town, at daylight, on
gondav, the wespcns to be Colt's revolvers.
At the appointed time principals and sec
onds were on the chosen ground. The prin
cipals Were placed ten feet apart, with in
structions to fire between the words "one"
and "three," and then advance, firing as they
advanced, such being the terms insisted upon
by ihc,challauger. At the word both parties'
fired, and so accurate:, area their arm that
Wells fell dead, pierced through the brain by
his adversary's s halt Roberts received lus
opponent's ballet in the center of the breast;
passing through bi • body and lodging under
the skin, just to the left Of this spine... , At the
moment liirrite he is not dead, though sink
ing so rapidly that , the physicians, say he can
not possibly live - morethan an hour.
Wows Jurome TANEY delivered his celebra
ted in the Dred Scott case, the Nee
rot* Trs3aster violently assaulted him not on
-1 'insa man but as a judicial officer. Now
thistttivßeptsblican press and the Chairman ,
ofthe Reptthiletm Stole Central Committee
of Penney enia hold Judge filkanwood re
isponsthle for an opitdon in which be pro
mums the currency of the country illegal,
this same Trionw goes' out of ita way to re
buke Colonel Jordan and the Receblican I
journalist* of this State. Ever since ,Mr.
Greeley ran to Richmond to eat dirt at the
tees ofJetrerson Davis,- he is restive with
those who are strivint• . to hold traitors se
countable for their bnraes, as well as make.
those responsitde 'who sympathized with
•trmson. Tf it was right to denounce Jidge
Tane,T for his Dred Scott case decision. it`i is
also, right to execrate Shorewood for his de
cislod against the legality of the national cur
rent*. :But whether this is ad or .not, it is
well enQu"b for Greeley to understand that
the Republicans of Pennorrivania can Conduct
their campaign without ofd from him person
ally or through his newspapere, If Greeley
I wants to aid the traitor, sympathizers of the
Keystone State, as he did the traitors of the
Seoth by bailing Davis, let him endorse
Shorewood Witold of threshing Copperhead
cimaas , with abuse of Republicana.—/for
2t
,New Geld Num )iitsw
Tile. Sonia Fe multi aliaishk , titireating
particulars-Of Borne newly . discovered <geld
mines. Oil thblittadvaters: of the Cimawan,
befitiinitatw - aid "Itaxwelf's ratieha An
extent of ground serewar . eight miles long
try half a mile in width has been fothsil town
lath ow gold t paying quintities, andidgh
er apitbc liintend at other points coarse gold
hakithsi lion found. Numbers of -men are
- • suduld mats to strike Abe reek.—
Ons sttlurilepth et slum 'feet gives
three csnicto the - pan of coasaegold, with pay
dirt Doglike SurAceelown. .some, Make&
'ara roosted :tozbe itourtve to.' eight
401611 iribriiith pais. -"there were . about
two hundred men ow Lbw l irrodid , :end• more
were "chtuatantly*dminu-tTOole- Were.very
scares' but sipplosfarb en the read from Den-
Further and richer diacoveriei are ex
pectedsti the exploration Leconte mono level
' oped: ilk - ditch with a thousand incites of wa
rn-will be.arovht oat* the flour gold patch
1 by the 15th of AugusX.
EFINE
DIESICO„
.T10:1i14.10:1E011iEsCOBEDO AGAIicST
I:: y POZZIONIOS Lti FV1.14.
Itfter befall of y.scobetio reads thus.—
It:1s adtstsedto the -Goventor (Gomez) of '
V,lr e = it
ofthOtraitors, width I had
the satisfaction of directing, is good for diges
tion. it will stably the Betimes* and the 1
Nsakees, tee, thapo tritle,with the Mexicans I
is death by the lair. 'lied we complied with
the request - Ards° Thames; to sperel the till
builtero ittal'hisassoclatO' traitors,'' , it would
have been taken for emvaral4e, end the text
thintykddhaveheen a request , to give tip
our lalfds, our mince * and our women. After
this we shall be alknkd toiwonship oar ' own
God; till our own soil, work. ourown mines,
and not have our wemenideilled by Yard*
libertines. ' ' • '
I ant now , in favor of making clean work of
the detestee
Gringets." This country belongs
to God and us, and just so long asoneforeign.: l
er remains on our soil our liberty is in jeep' , l
ardy. -By every paeans in our ' power we
should tughe the country Mexician; and as all
the property. its the hands fOretrtiners Was
made by our misfortunes, we shinki take
now that wohave the power, and hunt them
from the country. , My motto now is, death
to ail estrangerost ,
There is no danger of the Yankees inter
feting with us.so long as the &Kitimat Suite
(Estados dektinr) are kept' ut' of the Union;
besides, the:Mack teen would aide with us,
and may at any time pronimnee against the
whites. Before we get through wfth the ter
' citrons -the Yankees will think we are in
earnest, and the time will come when
their notables will be begging for their, , him
heads instead of begging for , the A.ustrian.
In nor struggles for liberty ;we have hist
nearly all. Our landsand at; mines, and Our
liberty iuld our wanton, and our bonnie we
still have, butthe foreiguera lave all the ava
ilable wealth of the republic,: but they :will
;see in less gaol- three .years 'that Mexicans
' will have what they want in Mexicci. Yon ,
will understand . from this my position, and'
should I by` any chance wlutt/er become a
candidate, you will'understan my unaltem•
' ble platform. Whenever the thue,conies you
can entice this letter public in molt manner aS'
you think proper. I know tluit you and
think alike on these matters, and I kno
that my ' conutrrmen will applaud our patri
otic deterMinatlon. -
.Godand hbertyl '., • Escommo.
,
IT would seem 'from the following. that '
Russian America, lately ceded to the United
States, is not such a barbel-ens rttgion'as setae
would have ustelieve : In 1853 there were
-nine Orthodox Greek ChurChes in that re
gion. These churches numbered 12,000 par
ishioners. Five of the ordained ministry
are natives of the country, of the 'nixed for
eign and Indian descent. Religious books
had been translated into the:native tongum-,-
Several schools were .connected , with the
churches. The•J•Spiritual 'Metal:tory" had
been lately removed from New, Arch Angel
to Yakootslr Not one crime had been re ;
ported in fiteli parishes for over forty years,
This is the information which comes ,fromi
Russian statistical returns..'l
SW` D V 4311 T 147-1"
• , , ,
SO Cg .—Notice is hereby given to all, concerned ;
that t • undernigned commbe.itmers, appointed by the
Vri.tont of , quarter ikeisions ui Denver county, to exatti
ne • plywood change ul the hue between Brighton
land • , , towaslidpiritad report as to the propriety
•of - • king that change in said Me prayed lee in we pe
• duo of ciUzeua.p . S eaid townihipa, will meet at the
a of Y. a; S. B. Darragh, inlkirough-townahlp, at
11l a. vi„ ua Tlursday. the itikt day of August, - MI, and
-iitorul thence proceed to the discharge of the Antics of
tuaeappoinurnint. • A. P. LIICOCK,
i . IDA VIII rEttilP2lcial,
I , - • j itOIIIIIT ditAluillAVir
•
ie.
- 110EIST 'ACCOUNT.
Amis.". a. cuos.,:ruEasp• RE* ni ACCOUNT
1,7 WITUIMCLIESThit Box ;Am..
. ,
DR:
To amount of Bounty duplileate, 1...01, Pi,12714 4$
Cit.
By esonerediout . .by Cooocil, , 19.1 •e.
• •"' ' • " (Soldiers,) 743 TS 1
By lad Tis by removals, .Sc., . 418 44
Ity Collectors Cpoonloslou..., 189 VS t.
By trocollmictl Tax ' Alain Bearer -- 12 to i
lly amount pd. 'oil Bounty deli% ..4,T21 19
S. B. CROSS,
31111.44, Finance Corn.
; E. X. POWER,
CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE
APUBLIC SALEOF BURIAL LOSS IN BEAVER
Cemetery, wilt take place on the Cellieteryl,WCLUdg,
on •
IVEDNESLiAY, August. M7l, 1807, •
at onerVelock P. V..; Persons desirous of purchasing
lots in this beautiful Cemetery., will have another op
portunity of doing *l2l at public sale. A huge number
or due Lots of vatic* sizes trill be offend. Persons
desiring to do so cap examine the lots and grounds
previnus to sale. By order of Board of Managers.
HENR BICE.
.kng.l,lBlll • • • Semotar Y y'of Board.
•
BEATER, LADIES' =WEN - BY.
IVFALL TERM COMMENCES ON THE 9TH
Septerabec. It Is an advantage to pupiia to be
present it; the beginning of She session. - • , _
With soot* .tres •
mewed, and famished,
wit eau poplin 'ts So accostonodation! , :to-bparders
and ' I
A corps of experienced tonichelw has Wei 'secured.—
Prot.-Atnbohl has charge of the M414k111 department.
Believing from long experience th at Ike .c a n give
rsatisfaction, we request all Interco 041 to apply
a "l circalar. with the assurance Otat ' will verify
it in every particular.
angTetti. I• D. H. A.M`LEAN.
•
BEAVER COUNTY, se: .
TN THE ORPHANS` COVRT OF SEAVER MIN-
A Tir, tahe matter of tiseacoutint of itoberf Graham.
amettor of tba IMO Via ama tostaiont of honcho Nit,
• ,2 '
And now - to wit: Atrinat 3d, Itidton lkaed' n.
like. Elio., do:Court ilppolnt J. It. Ilarrett !po , in Anditne.
to distribiatzthei balance in tha hands of the Emeetator,
"as Amen by the aforesaid' account." to and amongst
the parties entitled thereto., By the Court.
Attest: ,
„” .4 D JO= A. FRtiZal, rt.
' •
The Auditor above named 4111 meet the parties in
terestill for the purpose oflda appointment; uthiser ,
tics in the borough or Bearer; on - Friday - the Kid day
or August, MI, at 10 o'clock, a. m.. at which time and
&MOH pommel haterestudart hereby nodded %attend.
- J. X. 11ABBAH.
-angTralat. . Auditor.
• •
- • Audit of 14 - pticip.
_
IN TitE oitruvsa• upper OF BEAVER COUN
ty. In the matter of tite,scrount of Stiward noops
and Bum Townsend, executors of tne/ast willand
testament of Benjamin Townsend. deceased, now to
August inra, on motion - of B: B. Cliamber
tila. giwk-, the Xonrt amadut W. S. Moriae; Eeq., en
AliditOr- to. dieStibirtitho ittapfilk_ the tondti the
Hseentora among Mete thereto entttled.
The Auditor above appointed will meet the parties
interested. in tbeabove hind, at his :office.' New
Brighton, on the 26th day of August, Ism, at it o'clock,
A". X., when and where, all persona interested may at
tend if they third: proper.
aitgraX •
Trial List--September Irm 14367.
.rr. , ,:;c:',,•T #.14..# 4i.
• „
New Brighton Borough' : t ra. • CharleS Coale. •
Same " • Same
George W. Cable, et.. al. " Thomas Reed. , 1
Baronet Pleseol- , Tbomlus Neill. •
•
1, '2 tl l 3l NDA Y. - •
- •
Robert *nen • • •• • va. Hindi ,Anderson-
Hamilton •Ht.ey & wife " Thomas Poe and wife.
Ramp. litswker's heirs & P. Co.
Richard Baker • I " Cunlengtutte&rombelle
Wes. JobnatonWalter .lohnsten.
I
Haberman & Co. ' " John Oral et. al.
Jane danitainth PergnesT netolr.
George Koettne • '• • s• Thomism C fair. et.
Deaota Oil Company "-\ll4v,id Russell; et. M.
Lewishomas H. Jarktlon "W. Mortal, et. al. '
s C. Hems' ,Istott Penner, et. at.
-
dame •• Henry Ha o.
' • 11..
ProthanoterWHYAlSlDy
su s - 1"67:4c
(Loeoi copy.
I=
1111111
NE w AVVXMTISFi3i}:NTS.
.
011 Interest f o b Sal e.
ATOICE I 4.1[1:14:8it GIVEN:I'IMT BY tlintk,
1 . 11
,or tba pavicritta,sutheritygiren to the irnich, tt
arsetiloOn of the ("Company, the Inallens fined;rill '.es.
to sale, by public vendee, oa _ .
i ' TITESDA r. Auguat!. ~ ..4 1 41807 , '
i 1 , - ' -. • - - '' 1 -1 .
at 1 O'clock P: li., au the Court Dome fa the Du ro ,- 1,.
a seavr . , Conuty ve t , orßei the tutereat 0.36,4 4:
Dunn Mad Mtn* beteg tundivided two itateealks
lo; the trote. mactrum, Cosine, Toolej Tank.. Tae r ..
and fixtures of the Pittnphrt7 Oil Company, at ..
Mogul Bun, Ohio towbehlp, Dehier cohnt hi 1., 6 7 4 .
Wells on said terlie true a bir . producing well-Aci,
uttinery awl fixture; good. MeV intereat pow t ot ~,,,
parneut of reekustnouto therron,h),
mat
and expea,,ii
OUring,iFeli• -- ~,i JAXES ALLISuN, I
• '1 kr&t., and l i reiter., of Cotam,„..
ORPHANS' COURT tALE •
BYTo vino% or AN ORDER 'op Tim oftiquy s ,
cot:tacit Bearer minty, the) Itthm,lreftietifet..
pose to etkle. at public outcry;p re
the utt4 en
SATtIIipAY. 04
al'
ats 18 0,
at 11 o'clock a. m. of seta day, all the Iblinstin d o ,
scribed real emote of Fleury ileckumo; late (4: tap
e,.
rimery. decesesedoltuate in lan. tester I),,r t) i 4 .
county.Oa:
11Lot No. 111 in Gonl4's third aratdhision or he. in •
4 4 t kaMittl• pounded north" , Meanie loom
by Mt No south by lot No. St, and we4t by
l a sa w,* haring a treet id' 40 feet od Mut
elk h *
*.mding back tbertfroas,lriS feel to kot etnae
ho
04 width Is erected a small wof ohe room.
Trvas—one-thirderp
_arc.4lo moty bead sir s
conintlation of sale by. tee evert, the ke eakoie
equal anneal Installments from Om ilate, with at ",
trout same time, and secured typhoid. and L o o m ..
the . Th e parthaset to pay expiefeilii i ,
prat it*. braid and mort*re. spa all reqdti
otarapa. Foeftuther taformati inipdmof 11,
Ba ng Pa . • JACO" i. , 414 " 0 augi 1, ,
own
IRAt CCO
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CorneCorner Fourth i& Smit
r
iMPORTAAT 7Y) Itol.l)Eßs
ED AUG INTin,l
TILE. G 0 VERNMEAT IL4S
. THE VOTES L PE.tttG
'IIIUST' ,BE PREPENT4D Yo'
ALL befure that day, othersvi'
the face nine. =axial! a lore t,
aerenlyllte doiurzy per thehutrodi
isE WI'LL CONTINtrE 7r)
• • 7-300 CAVIL Act;
I: B. .
Rue.' Colt
.EXAMINATION ef, TEACHERS.
Td,i the Seltool Direeleer and 'Teach.
•
i• ere or Itettier •.pounts.-
HE PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS POHY, ll T PM.
rIC
iENT TEAR, WILL BE HELD At V9LLov;s:
Nevi' Brighton bow. At. ID, at rnlon S.: H.;
Min district t "." 13, " rnlrcitte , -
Earbe.eer born.. " 16, ." r»ion
s ou th dearer dLn p!. Johnt•tnn's
ClitOptrwa " ;",; M'Etnfrett
Gartington," Cr I)Arlintrfon '••
Binlkraver dint., • :" 17, - lanntreltnil "
Patlertion 1114,, ThererFallt
Brighton dint., •," 30. ' Eakiniti -•
Industry " 31, * Industry
Egoicoun dint.. , S.pi, 3, ' -.-
Greene r 4. r I lintown
Unilever Mk,
•I
Mil
fild.evendente dist.; ln. •liaridenThin
Maiin dW., 7,
dtr.t.„ 9, tr" li: e ttiewo(xydr
New Sewickley dist., 10,', • "
FrCedcrox bora., 11,'1" Vniac
f:eationic tltct„ - .
194 . Flnlen
. 1" 13, r. • Nscitertrine -
North Sewickley dlr.i„,"` Wcrnarles
Frinklin iri s Pinnace
S[arlan. r linrtzers
the .Extuninations will eilfiamence punctually it t
o'clock, A. 1t..-and applicardi4 srrt ugafterthrl,hotr
will not be admitted into the ;class. t • -
Teachers will apply for examinsdion in the disincts
where they expect to teach. , - • I
Persons of known iminoral cluiraiter, or who vela
the habit of using lutoxiestiOg drinks to a lietreiga
tmnuot heliceuscd to hutch. 1. 1 . ; •
'Those unknown to the ituperirdendent or. litiseters,
roust pregent tertilicatee crd woe, moral character.
R. ti.„ ilisury and- the theory of teschhur lure been.
added to the usual lnanchesj and teacher" , will he re
quired to Pass an euminatiOn in them. Ditertots
th
notified not to employ teachers who' do 'not hold valid
certificates, as each will not be examined per del
commence theirechpolA.
School theme*n are earneitlr requested to ;Mud the
examination and select their; tatters. Ism serf E!%*
tuns to meet AU hoards at each ofibeEtsmisulour:
atl that we may confer together and mike smote ,
merits for visiting and conductitrz the F:theoti , ivy*
tally.J. 1. REED.. Co. Sqs.
Enna VAlloy, Pa. Aug. tat ' • .
EMI
Register's' Noti ce.
ALL PERSON lIITERtSTED 1:i T_HE rollos%
log atimbandration and 'guardian, tioftrats. attid,
have been - passed and tiled In the }4.4 ^ if Ot i k l "
Beaver county, Pk, wilt take notice that rte sameed
be presented to the Chphani . Cued. to be held at Po
vet, on Wednesday, tlweth dory of September, d. •
for confinrodlon and allowanee, • - •
First and dual account of Michael kleteaaldfaer
center orate /eat Win of Thos. 0. Rourke. donated
First and. finalaecount of Robert Moffitt, stbstsitat
tor of the estate Of John Moffitt. deed.
The amount of Jim:Bark*, adlablirtf 2tat
tate of 'Hannah Jackson. deed: •
ian ofJobs
Final account of Philip Camper, guard
Wilson, minor child of S et hWilsoe, deed.
.Parttal account of Nathan Intact, adttdatittnot—
estte ore/tunes klarray,oleed. I
'Find and nnar veil Ind Peraotud)
atileVale,adMinietratrtx of the iedate of]
Creple,dee d, , • -
; net and Anal isommut efliobett Cawfod, &WS' .
tater 'of the rotate of Sarah Line., come
..The final' account of Daniel Amterr.a --
the estate of David Mats. deed. . d
'The end and deal , (real land peed:iron
Jun.:Reeves, executer of the last ell/ . oteau"' -- '
Beliberger, deed. . .0 2 ,10
First and dual account of Thomas
later of the estateef Or; Oeso,.W. Mime. deet..
' First and' anal amount of W. ff. Scheel
Reed, excel:dont of the Mat- will of Ellsshedi
ee ler"
dd.
Accohnt of J. C.Mileon, atinsinntnnot4 be
of Sebastian Small..tec'd. • tbr •
Ilaesecounts of Philip L, (rites. tdisn
nor diffdren of John Ootden. dee
The accounts of Peter Baruee: cu . sidian of*
children of Joseph Shdarer: deed. abetel
Ifeal,estate. account of Win. C.-flouter, adz& . ,
of the estate of Joseph Moorhont
First and Surd account of Joseph Wallace. eor"
of the last will of Jame. Kirknatrlck. deed•_„.o
- accountof Elizabeth ft. ,Cullthereoa,7
'tratrix f d m estate of John Ctithtroruort dot!
Ate° tit of Scudder R. Darragh SO chg. s d
administrators, sad Amelia iv. Blate,ladodub tra '"'
estate elf deed,. _ - 2{.
"c lEt
X A of
Orphans' C. art
Itte b : noel A.Y.
Prraident,nud his 444:wine
_sdfet...
• 'said Court. Diu the . matter 0t . .. IV
tithe of the real motto of ,Georre Smi th ; dee, u iroar,.
The Commenwealth of , P e unsylionia:
petitioner) resding . , lu (Wrobeq - ' l°l .
weetdoiJrton cativo. Pa., i James T , grtiUt•
Milos attdress Ye. Wintry. -.I A county.
• Edwarde. a siSter r adding Sotiih fiesl e l. 44 irese
ty worautlO, Ninth "M;t•zottes. Cate! of A o ar
key.,l residing., when last heard from. is Furl
Ohio, Sauey Culbertson, a alser
nknown, e Link, a .rbier, a d d yunkt'i
.c u camly. Wes J t an Virginia, and Vann iriter_ i : Ens , Ote ;3 1
of dames Parkar.)d when Itti_ k res' n t jo a jat
vicinity of Cadiz, Ohio ' Yon ono . 0 Jade
herby. cited to be and "Over Mel" " it r e t•cr; o •
andur said Orphans' Court, to be held o a l t kro
fue the paid (sumo' o(Thatvereb e . fO, •
of September next, to accept orappe
estate of the 'odd Grange Smith: deed-. ss r
„ qt . did
mend pet upon It by sn Inquest mrottleo
tlmrt am ] reformed by the Shedd td June. w"••• • •
and Sound to contain 11.4 ittliolo4. to
. • l'urpart "A," containing 1,7 6 .,r 41 1 4.43
ued at(la per acr e. A lb
Purpt "ff." containing 14 acres
ches vs, fie.. 67 per sore. t at Twe •
o, a 3 .5 • , ..c,." containing al
;valued at ' 3,00 per arre.,and in res ( "X: old.
to show cruise why the same shoal „ to ta:
Witness the lion. A. W. A c hreomPresis er str
Court at Bearer, Me 10111 03V of Ju ne A ' P ot
A til t e us to t py i of Hui_ ei 1&'
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Stzstrfa.Orricz.. • • .
cr *ltaly :hid ' • •
W. O. MORL .I N,'
Auditor
BA1~t! EI S,
flOct steets.
Pittsburgh
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1,10.13 ADS DAT-
{TN TIIAT
"ST. 15 TIA.
CONVERSION' ON
e ittev %Of he Nit( a
the . boldti of alma
!I/ANNE, 543y,/,v,i ,
CST 13 771.
"Y Al* CO.
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