1:311 !; , 1 • •:- _ .Thellleaver Argus... • , J, WEYAND, _RmrortAirb Picora , n., -oft :-^ `•••• • Metiver, Aggpsi. 1801,,, . 1 ~ 1 I t yo~~ . i t~O : ~oin[nat[on. tat . 44l+: ~ ,A irtut biiFn am aUDGE, --1 oF.,ALLE , q,LIANT c0:11-NTY V in ni t ipt on CoppOjoAitturnattons. ! • ' I II7(i3T3S.I4ItfIiOLSO2N; tteaver -, eit ; • , 10NAMITAN It4DAY;lVAattingtort CP.,; i.-west; liAnorlitt tit LaiVRENcE, Greene tp c .; Prohonotai7 -4014( CAITGIIEV Boaver'borm; , Itreitiinier.'" • - Unrouiti: • Commiss er j,- ton , • rAviNd tp • Com utLuion 13t,:c.er boro. :I" MillitOre MEE . '0: Ilopewell ip • Poor' Ifoinic Director., ti).; - • • Trustees or Academy CROSS, ROchester boro:, .10115 13AR914Y,.Beiter borct • MUDGE' :SSUAIRSWOOD ON .LE.' COL TENDERS, _ kitinetsliam His Opinions In the • - !Cisse:or Bente vs. Trott. • •••••••-• '• _ , ~,,`,'On.t t he,whele, then, ,I am of opinion that 144,prevision :of the act.of dongresi of Feb - ,teary •25th, .18.62, declaring The noteslrued 14„Kirsuance Of that act to,bc lawful money, gp.fpcjer/ /racier, ts u.scois,vrOrrioxA.l., . r‘nars,it unneeessal that 1 shbuld stm4ider the other question whichiias Veen saiitie,as tl!e , effect of the special agrecineat te ; pay-in .lawful silver Anonef . of the United am'in,favqr 6tentenag judgment for ther,.plaintiff,'• but .14;. a majority, of' the pf a different oiiibion, judgment for thefterendant."--:•qopicd from, the Philadelphia ti Apc ef.) '234 of .F';diruary, 1804 1 wherelhe opin ioti . . • -, ll.t.rnay also:be found in ,the Legal liitclligen `; 'etrinf Match 18;1$84; page 1/2. - the r satne.cOpy the,Age is a carefully l lk prppare cu ogy l of the judge and thisop•m inn, ln which is the following : . • • "XudgelinAunwmin reasons upon and • de the "CaNd a§ if he were some lqfty spirit tilltin a ,,recat' above and out of the coritentions `and - stries:Of the world." IV, not 'the holders of greenbacks and : 99i-c#unquijionds i•onsider the judge as 4plite.toci elevated and etherial for such earth= , not's . Wl' Seat.on the Supreme Bench? roittft*,Del*'retic, party before - the /war tite ReyMblicatts, being otaioniiii...„The latter denied the charge, and -iprmiedby-thb • speeches of leathng •Demp -reitt*'aid Ole iteksOf Demoeratic conventions,' A r tiiiticy.,Whp"Maile.the charge *ere them-' „tiel.ye.l.the persons, who were seeking to dis ivoire the Govenunent. Tim. and the •taat - •stiovretipat, this testipiony was . reliable Veli 'Rea OMIT. 1. 5 1PA - "1F.31 1.5 9,Unrge soot:idea .ttterery per-, ecte:a tiara, when applied to local matte t ra,— , Mill the foriner instance, they who make' clutrgt4agalitst their opponents, are i,gler.eryerte's who, if an , 'opportunity "Weil. s.offered, would put: their arms . intor . pub ttlict treasury opltitheir pits. • Lasf week we :;gateatt ittSterree 'of how the Veal. "Swin 41074hecipiiiiY out of 445,50 ; we now giro 'ftro more instances of the same find of "siin, t 4 ;lwhich weinvite the particular at_ " J tentiPil'Pf the tsspas-erS oft the comity.- They will learn from these•instances that men who a Fq . 4 l WaYse4rging dishonesty upon Pthersi . .4/ require an eye kept upon thetas:elves * .Att tall I.l _tuplitistifrirtsactions : • :On thel7tli or last April the ent masioners ndreitise'd in both of tite.--papers this place , fataealed proposals to • build a • ' .. .:b:ridge'netpsa Brady's Run, The "advertise jittle,pver one sqrStre, arful . the :; f ithargetoftheAct papers were as follows tocAt. (or publiphing for rropthsals ....... 14j09 taws:' . • " " , $2,50 n . 1 9 1 . * #0,_ A uGra • BM - 4 2 .q 3 - Xl9 tho 9.4j,h . of the same month the 'cotri t. n 44081% ,.... ers;advertised in both papers for, seal ed pro osals to build a bridge licrCiss !raccoon creek.: This advertisementinade just 12 lines iif Our measure, (1 square) and; the charges of the two.papera were ss' follows : 14- ~14005. c for pub. fur pe:opoitals ......... : "al:lmA z.. ~ .. . .. . ~ I•OcOASZAsuusi.Aaipm. .... . . .... • .7200, . apalting In. the two instances here referred to ~-I},BU* of s4iso, which the Local "swinilled" ~-• 4 1 M4ayerk out of in two small advertise ..,. mentgisnd..with& ';lie short apace Of two - •weeks. . :. II 7.l4ti,intnt a drd to the s 4 4,sorelV.rred to by in ourlast; ..and republished .this week, 1 ,: - Mites an aggregate ef. - $50,00, now in the handa of the editor of the. 'Let;al, wrongfully taken, and:which we; as a bispayer, claim audit is the duty of Abe . Commissioners Jo recover !),, Stitt at law.. Will they do this . , ',. . - ..••• 7 4 14 4, 16 41RA.m1i*eatn to be i tbllll tO _44,j * ,:tonocraey lir i pgo 'MIS fall, The lead , era of thateparty_did not wish him to! speak ;••••inpublieakaltduring the present eanipaign; ,:•: , brd this Nish was opposed by Vallandham cfblinsele " 'Findinethat he would 4(ldr : ea:the assigned hint to `Dis ,L 4 ".3s . eye Ao voter Were nearly all Dent, :-?rienstikrbelleaing , that.tbere he emilddannige "-..titti-part3 bnelittio. But VaL; Saw the point, riot content . At last accounts he ~.,i riutlgreptirini*. . ."attimp, it" - on his Awn . dofiance of the. co d ttunittiv, and at Points where he deaircd himself to go. The 14,enbileette-14 Ohio, &rot/ anxious to have :forki.pentulpparticularloealitim; and 7. r.4eir.44.4terineridly say "Lenglive Val I " 74 Ibtiti z4 tiefderotinderl'that the Vice-P . den"V tilioul(bp offinict to the Blacks will'tearn thpae.nsibje and'patriotie letter of rfor.Deliny t k eplored l sokiler, that the "one 'o 6l l l l,mtnittunong the old lino- leading, men" ' Mit ittai in that "no welt nonsertse should for a moment be entertained." "Our one - snios.",he'says, "would desire no heavier nor stronger club with widett.to- break the heads of out friends, and knock out our brains than - Mut," . • • WE have been inquired of quitcfrequently since last week's Argus appeared, iwitY the County Corninissioners alloteid tliii editor . . the Lord to "swindle" the tata l out the $45,50, referred to by us)itst. .ce . 4j answer that they had no, enbvil r 'rascality at the time. lir =CAA an i penditures - were published in February and orrAttfiturte4 blaseb. the..editor_ottlte_ 4oar; ..prfleittr, his bill. Th qmimi-salifileis;ble lion; ii l tilic rkktgrOviriflitzt , on tote couayirreaavi rol 't a tilititil. •Oit4he taiveri*Wk. l 4l 4 e.irchlt,l_' 34l44 a. ' the crinal#Moßoli Au; th s e .) ,r9o ; friptlng. 9n0.0c,,Ah r 059, two 'do not now - remember•Whie t h) iiiit'inhcf6"'W nits s#rt4Onivk'its.,`,Toar charge id ii4it mach a s the Loral then in.ociitii*and . , it was': ascertained' that it had been $45,50 nnire'Lthari bill amiiiiniellikras then' r6ndered.. Vire then' ineitsT:ed • the receitlis and eiiidndibirei"4 second tittle; an the iiiir kas'Octriect; l and - that an honest measurement anal charges Would' not 'wary* 'us in drawog - piie::dfillitentsiire.: A warrant' on.thal..eeitnty . tretunti. 'then given us for as*, $45, oo legs' thatuwatt — liir en thd.Lii•xti for , the agile work: ••e • •It 04411 he seen triin this "that the terataii lAeners`hadthokeoviiedge ofthe Spiny . trans 'action pfitirsonie *eels after the *may had been paid te the cif any blarne attaches to them at , all in the !niaiter,'lt beeause they have , not yet eminence& an action to recovere sun tlms fraudulently . . . , taken from tle penile's, pickets. ' MEM TUE locidhaa heretoforephaFged the Union. Isis .of this: county.. with squandering the;pipq: pie's money. Ithas made the charges, with , out eying a. single feet to sustain 'them t -- 'We now - allege that if the 'Lost Cause" men were in charge of the • county funds, one'of its members, at least, would "go through" the treAnr3r at. a rate'frather fearful.' to contem plate:. And _hey° Is our . mound_ , the, charge:... f:"' Last February the conn.ty Commissioners pliSures".of the county to be pa/dished in Leib of. tie Ps pers.puhlished in this place, a;ite . expense. of the •ciaMty.. the, price ciitti,4 the:tax payers Of. the county for doing! liis.by the respective papers; 131 detail„ wasas;follMirs: : LOCAL for Receiptt it Exlienclitarei,:..:slso 01 ARGUS " 4 " • ! OD Locetimora than Angus,... .. .... • • • •• ....TV" 00 •Locet.for•Collattnnt Inherlinnie , ou Annus , " " "90 50 Lo'cat.fnore than Anal*. $ 6 50 ' Lodet, foirExhibit of Academy 30 00 ;• Altars "••• CO • ' ' LocAt.mpre than Amoco, LOCAL rot* Pi oripirt z Ttors tort, Anoes ' Locm.more than .A.Rdvs • ' 'Making a total of : • —445 50 which the Local charged more than the Argua for the same. Worli;performed at the some Lime.' OED. WIOEEs, the editor of the New York Spirit of the Pima, last week wrote along ar i tick for hfs paper on. the Presidentiat,.oo - which is not without 'significance: Speaks in the highest terms eqlrant, 13ntler, Stanton, and Chase, - and,belloves that either of these gentlemenweuld make a very aceept al)le candidate for. the Union party.' Bait he goes farther and says,df-Sherilian is ieMoved by the 'President, °Hein anyway interfered Vat,. '..the . that officer; in conseqttenck atit, as to makt - j:lim the UniostPaden !jai nominee almost by acclamation of the country. NOt Only will it have this' effect, but it will cause the Vresidoursimpeaclunent as soon ad Congress meets in November. The People; he says. Are net, ha -0 mood tof be tri fled with now: ' ' Judge-. Sharswood .haa decided ' that - act of Congress making govetnrnent n tea" . a legal tender was .uncoustitutionaL-:-.;ligua. Just keep' on repeating that lie 4:41 after the election and see how many times yeti can tell it. You cart then amuse ,yourseJf in counting up horroften.you have ileservoi to be tuned. -- Local- • . ,Nqw let us, see what, Judge Sbauswooci.him-i self says on . the peintliferfc4* de; vision iu-the ciaeof Bone "Trott, he thuf sutras up: . t "On the whole, men, r am of opinion that thl proclaim* of the act! of Congress of Febrilary 215, 1862, (Ice/string the notes issued, in purrs awe of that- aef to be lawful most and m legal. tender is unronetftutional." It is noti so much of a lie then, 'after-all, is it, SharswoOd himself being the judge ? .1 N another, column..will foun d the cor respondenft between the President and See ietary Stnnton, by which the latter has been suspended as War Minister. The President has directed that the War office, its'papers &c be turned oVer" to Gen. Grant, who will take charge of them for the time being. This-sc.. lion of the - President will take the country • by surprise, and we will iw:onder but little if it results in his itnpeachment as soon as Con gressineets In November. jAndrew John' son has heretofore beent ere-opted with some degree of shrewdness, but his conduct. of late indicates that this ,trait has forsaken him en tirely. This conflict with Stanton, without cause, will prove to be one of the worst polit ical investments he ever made. - ti.oo soo LAST week.elections werel;111 in thi3 States of Ketztneky•and Tenni:wee. . f.ii the former, the linionbits were defeated by a majority of . , . . 40 or 00 thimiandan the latter they were sue mutat by a majority nearly or quite equal to this. .The inquiry suggests itself , as. to the { cause of tliesd great opposite results, in States lying contiguous to each other. The ansiver is eatalygiven: In Kentucky the Democracy Managed to disibanchise loyal men; while izi 1 Tennessee loyal men were accorded the right] °faze elective fiizielitie. -- Kentucky - was di-- 1 laded into four paities;thicaolthean oppos. ing the sueeessfui tickettwhile in Tennessee there were but two parties, the loyal , and dis loyal—these who upheld the cause *flaw and order, ego nit, those who Stood ,by , treason and ana by. These Acts' account for our defeat in , he one - State , and our success in the othe , •t - ' ..,......,____. ~,, - - f T, nose. Democratic editors who assert that Midge iihatilood'a views on "legal tenders" liver° satisfactory to the legal mind :of .the State, arc sadly forgetful of _the ,facts.: Pre_ eiselYthe reverse is true. Hii opinions were over -ruled by his celleagues—dudges Stroud and Hare—of the'Distriet,Court of Philadel-' phis, and by Judges Strong,Read and Agnew, a majority of the Judges of the State! His views were satisfactoyy to nob Ody, except those who were unwilling to'see the nation put down the slavehoiders' tebeillon.—Har 24, . Ttpr...tnembero.olike Union Connnittee of thticotuiowif beft in nil that they are retinestekbA s pl i ;to meet In this asa mil id puy„..0n,..... tuliar'ext Or,. k \ . P. IL Every rn einber . thiiCopinni ttefeh uld make It a . . t - . .irtasearon dig oapsion. It will b= b. feireOCeeiti-now%stilosite election is held, and it is important that a free, full in-i te l ehane, of opinion betweenthe members . the..Cominitteo beti wry 7...... - - plan of conducting tip' _42t i nqtaign , - 6. ,... termined upon, anddmi. Mres *moil rfrf . ' KOZErMit.!;I4).... YOVQ4-111. 1 14 - there is iii ibis` cc - Amity - fit tlie - presentlinw ant .t e counteafienYtikt iiiohtliellelle OM 'Emmy ainVidlscreentilhie ijailieembebe ;alma& rive bavkLbtit little delabtibatthe qretailt.:•ja:;,ger 1 bonny; at leiapaill:be tur4ratigyingma %am of mrecnild reuamably bopeT for.. , ,Let. ,; Uteri) bcra fill attetidandi of the menabera , :nt‘ the eonnnittiOtheit, and such Anfontuttliultdiks suggesiSiotteibrougitt.to tba rneetitig• 'at ; wtil I emaae.itio . ."oomprebendAl3e - eittlati4",7-4141 to z adopt each ft.:course se.will •apablel na.,,to! I get Our ruff !Ole to the polls ort.:Ote Ok , ,gi October... 7 !•;!..v!..: t.:: ,.1'? il' , :*; • .!.:? •I ... ;wail ourhaste4ast week to get, oar papers,* Tuesday afternoon's mall; we went to, pots before-osrrecting some Cliques Wan argcle t i n the cesultylnanees. , . Mut riStakeVatere i oovered'and (*meted after . a couple.. or dozen of octr papers had be• worked Istr.- We thismake isour 'radenrda. toe south JeOC l itto recd the r" - pens -rred• t0.,,:A. little,,,pract* in askt•• t *RI show , them • the crows of our comp •sitor. . : A Ittruott prevapa' acre , in Washington to the effect that'ai* Stanton's: enatiension, the Preaklent is ''now tilintng Ma' attention to Judge Advocate General Holt, wiilt glow of suspedding him'also. , Teti; its o,ifil'iitepri. . . . • The followiag.is the report She Freedmen's Saving. and. Trust Comma", tin der the•management of the .Preedtieds roan, for the month of Junel.last mid shOws low the frecdmerksave znooey... This eonablidated repo*, exhibiting a,•clefir,. bal ance of nearly haft' -a• million of dollars ,in favor of the late slaves, and a depositor about tts'o millions' of savings from ,liter scanty earning, in a. year, of, famine its menAo ry. it isnn•evidence of ecopemy, ,industiy, and capacity for citizenship, which outweighs the brawling abuse of, all the Deameratic pa pers in Pennsylvania. It, must; be, rimem bered; Um, that 'the schedule exhild,is only the deposits in the freeimen's..saving:banks,,ind does not includetlie. large balall* tu,' the credit of the colored delppsitons in tbe nuiny national and State haulm throughout the South:. • • ' Deposited .in the Bk. of Augusta. Ga... $l. Baltimore, Ileaatoit, S. C . .. ... Chiarleiton. 9, C..... 2.3.333 Jeck.aouvllle„ Ky SAO 3temphia, Tenn., 3 ; ' weeks ' • - • • • • 1 . 445. Mobile. Ms. TAO Nat-Mille, Tenn 2,093 - ST 60 4500 3750 Total amount of deposits during the month.. Amount of drafts; Except; of deposits over drafts •'' Total depordto . to date " • Total drift* to 14to j• Balettee due 'Keno More.. —Forney's Press, ' Emma. or 711 E Awes: The exhibit you made,hi your lest issue, of the iinancialcoit dition of our count ;shows a very g*itripg state ofeffairs; unOrr,da it oircopptitage4, , „ -___. Our taxes have been litiv, but holy d this come, where does the resixsasibility rest? Hew is it that Beaver• County has - been large ly in debt?, As you •have stated over , one hundred tousand dollars of: was -Con tracted'by a Demsodratic .board' of •Coriimis skaters in a subscription,. to . the - Cleveland and Pittsburgh ltallroadoompany„and Hugh. B. Andensonwhorsoweeeks to be made Treas-, :brier of this countywas the.clerk am:renders estihe tondem him° t: which the .county could fsof have been involved in, this indebtedne ss, and for which the people are being . eaten up to pay. !But the editor of the Local says that Anderson was only a clerk. That is true, but. iletfuilookwhat eke this clerk did, in order that we may see , his vti)pability. , The Cleve!, fluid and Pittsburgh Railroad company pro: posed end offered togiv'e lA he county first 1 mortga g e upon the ..road ter. tits: amount 1 scribed by the. •eounty, and %thereby . . the -county perfectly safe,. But tilitt,:does.l Hugh B. - Anderson do V I , {o said he, we don't 1 want any mortgage, it Is all ,right withinit that, we will.not take anymortgage to seciire 1 the county. Jibs very'smsy to see then, th if Hugh B. 'Anderson had dime. his - dut,,y as a clerk we would not be taxed to ~pay the. in debtedness of the county..., „What . kind . .of 'a finaneierffshe? Why us_it that he novr . asks I I to 'be mode treasurer of Beaver county. that he linty profit by his. Wn wrong? Ilidesires 1 to be. made Treasurer that hemay be paid for J collecting and disbursing a tax topay an In- 1 1 dehteduess brought on us bytintsa . 1 • Why does the editor of the Local drop this . 1 subject in his last issue? Why is it: that he 1 makes noenswer to your, Ah I because some 1 one told m that it would not do ndle that subject. lie had not consulted his ha hither-in law.before publishing his article on taxation. He would have told him to "say nothing a bout that, or you will ruin my prospect; for cthe Trestiorership.” • All cal see how it. comeithat we hive been heavily taxed. Democratic officials got us in dent, -and Republicans had to manage the payment . Of It. Bit was not for the indebt ed's:sem brought on us by the stupidity all B. Anderson,lteaver county would have less tax to pay in preportion to her wealth than any county in the Commonwealth. The editor of the Lan? 'mast • have a vast amount of 'impertinence" to complain ofthe expenditures of the comity. His extravagant charges( r publishing the Receipts and Ex penditures, which you expseed in your' hug lesticfshowa that he received forty4lve dollars more than his advertising rates; and that much more than you received for the mute . • job. 'ls this ?7s this honest? Does this not Prove that the editor of. the Leal stands ready to rob the Treasury of the county ifhe is only allowed to get his bantrin? , • has be -not got 'forty-Pie dollars and fifty: dents dishoneekly, and whichdon't belong to -him, but to the tag-pagans' et Bearer county!-laver that he has, and Join with you in requesting the com misSioncrs to demand the"refunding of this' amount` of money,. and if the demand is not Complied . with that snit be brought for its recovery. It belongs to the- county, and be should be made disgorge. • 'We have seen no abuse tittl) commission..' era in the Local since they bad the Receipts and Expenditures published in it. 'Why is this? You will recollect that before. this time they were libelled and abused- weekly, and their private and official characters attacked. with out sant, and without any . truth to support his charges insinuation s, Why-this. change in his. course . ? • Was he not bought off by . ibis forty-tive dollars.? -I desire to call the attention of ".A. Democrat" to this, who has so completely eiposed the ',Many arid corruption of the editor of the Low:. Was his reason for abusing the cam naisaioners before not because the commission-" ers saved the county the expense of publish ing their account in the Local, and did he not cease . his abuse of them because they paid him EMS Nesibern, N. C.. ..' $l3O New Orleans, LC.. 8,420 Nevr York, " • 4 4 273 Nor k. Va. . 1,462 Richmond, Vs,— 191 Savannah, Ua .2321 Tallahasete, F1a...: 1.1,15 Vicksburg, Kim— Lira Washington, 11. 111,36 , 1 Wilmington, N. C.,' • 5 Texas . 10,r,54 61 94 11 , ,073 I 813 i tio,sial-i .. $1.141040 ,1,4111,A13 1P.194,447 Root asTft, Aug.. 12,1867 1 forty-five - dollars too mach! This bi the ex . - I'llarrattlit (Trial—The : J 47 rail to . : Johaiten vs. Stanton: t i g i - t :, .. ' 4 ; ... a • ", .. ':. ... tril i t! , ' , ) , • ' 1 -.0" .. . ' . " D ittlifer - nTi Forge for u: ~.;, _ • # - not .w,-of th - 1 1 4 - 1 17 ‘'' "." 1 penesi—Theogir. .; ~, ; E.. g . ~ s t ta ti n te ti r n res lv ide f t l i i i as is tro e ' - ' the • • • -: t was • • pu ..i •is , : • , ley from th e t •.,ai tab' t. e I . ',.. nstruing the Tenure of La a welt o'. t •• • the , • rip • • * --,. e at r Vhallealics ' • 'IA :111 mea ' hat the Presider could ries o a i • ~, ~ ~, ~•n. nn , .•, Alt e: . • ' lit a pitch - 1 •-, • ii 1 • wh . 1 -: . , . iiffniuW' seiluid , h- ' , ': !' ab •, • .'• ;•:. ; . I viii ft i ci ~. •• • • 115.—At one • ••• ... •.. I.lo_taaggEisoupe m to . ,untmlittwieltahtoteunt-titol; toeel proiereint. per. This is the character of the man. P ye the iirisonei;Birrati, was biought into the idential hints. On 31onday . of las, V week how or ten &Bata is andarstOod to lie about the court room. He seemed in good spirits. --- 1 ever, t he „ h i nting , mew l , the *resident segestvisi-is 0.-. la. hell off. . . dgemlibtrftstunlid_ his sent,_ the ener c . al- row _hie Secret a ry- ... 44 :war tiet ;_ fellowi r v . iniseniblerroon *laic tvlll - •: • hitimnis- •• he court to order,-and Alianibat Philips -w - ~- _ - ---.- Lt.. Jury- down. By this note, and received tide which here. c-• K li at i =Agy:. . 4 ' . , .if „.f ii!•, 4 3 4: r, i ::h r MlNiatiseky. crowned . — cmapaol - 0„ stiuotAu.34iplie seek* 00114 „keit eatbr or the Zessiononey it •t • e , The .IdraA b'g. n atsix minutes past ' -.‘• - --mitlielkst'twomPhisisimsysi, , on, an iiski . no riii.o'rs . - from tre'prestaent : ' not stop forAhn rabbi - fig of a safrOrhernfitild 7 .! 77 ?""!••lin'ilHAleiliozir•!" - 1- - ` - ' - ' eseaPe de'to" lln•h*:lotbruiteditbat he • , WitMlavia• • ~ it diilt,lnt i s , r 1 G.. ittionytho jititaidithil Mhhty. l . l`reimiry, pnd „.13pt; Altiilfetirittietitiorls iifil fiigh cliatr-,i rdoPl,l4hltilt It ithewmtit,';' l " ''. "' '' I iieter.cositiaia•Me;to Say that - .s'or: 1.1 4••1 - •,• • • . ....•: . ..,:r . ...••••7 -..••._ fro • o t iptu rri d c "- ••••••••:••• illli.-42.1,-, cif ,•., : • ~... .:: f tlekt 'a* Saoretary- of War will .Ixraccew.ei • , ~ iyky,respectolly;' " "'''-*,•••;,- '.l •••••• I , - : VV.] •.•• i - Azionrys jo.nisosv. To on. Ed. M. B.ltinton,Bcer. .of_lVar. To wideli-Bic Baeretaiy replied ai fbliows:, ••• NVlti. DEPAIMMIMAUVA 5, 18137.--gin: w '" oir hate ,of this date has eii•reotieived; stat ing that'puldia ciitialdniations Of a 10'01.6114r aster constrain youto say that rhy resignatic•ii as Secretary of War r will.lin accepted. `law- AY, risive theAniiii; tb say that ,public; On sidemtions of a high character width :alone have induced me to, continoe at, the head of this Dcparitisciati constrain( rdefifiot to re s ign the office &Secretary . of Icisi before the next meeting orCongeesty, •1 • • • • t• - .':" 'v e ry resPectthak ionrs: • ' _..- • • . - • . . .r.vwll‘ ai.. STAXTOs. To t he - Piesident. . .r• cwr I rr - •Viiirio to t Iriinitiperende Mei. -:., fiat.' .1 - 4, .4. 4:;L! . -r•iti 3 , I+ol- ': , 31 .i t.' AurronAnsrust-Allotr , olsPeoe itiV it 3 , sisir olumns to addreOta word iet gin!. 9 *the tinipertinte garsie.it . ~_, tteirier - fx l l7: At the late 'session of the.lLagunstuna tt, 7- ' Irnilliniledittudappnitiredby A*, iikrvernor, ' prohibiting thograming,olWwso 'in Beaver connty, to take-et/ea Art out yeetrAiftee n the pesisga °Meter. : tibeeratl orau finOthar not who - paatieditu ;the 41 1 9 4 4 7 °ER tie * oi no license to the - le, for sippOytit ati mp letionst.tbe. btu[,: ati 14 annual) .In. Oetoberci t is true ,the deadon of . thatitizena of themounty .as, exPrenaiid .at theballotboi, cams* repeal or truidif'y the fitst irtweirithottit thalietV i ti r iliegaiettira, *lf.there'shoiiid tie p . in *Tor of the license systentjt j av Ack a, strong argu `meat in favor ofrepsl4l., It requires no argu ment to, rate to friends-0 thie, tentiPirinco cansia, that, this . prohibitory ; ii i er t 'Abould be . restarted.; It is-juitii*,hit . itAtittited, .not only ini Beaver comity, llut ;en. .oOuntY and &stein theatition,i It ,n. deuicin slanted that mortsithaar seven4i.xiths of the wrettihedneas; . araterbse of the eciiin-'1 Warp= direct yer . Y. from the use of ardent spiritik; , I -,_,.- , , - ,• By ptolubitingsbe ven6ing it intoxicating liquors, we may - i&Je great mast= seal . n the .Pnintairto °Chum= ,woe; To accomp lish this, should be the highest aim of legisiators andiof citizens. Isi Rater:, county in , this 'State, whenitinskW has , hoeullt .inure s' for a short time*, itiatedd:l4o ItkoatgrlAgYing results bate followed; : Itie:ao hi, Maine, and evirheis. that such a law-vois in force, ri : ,; enforced. It will be so In this eot°s Ifwe cannot get eticilt "a law for the 'who e fitiite; let zsgrt it he enmities, and; anon Its -happy result& will induce nther lxvitlei iio, follovlnne'bypneuritil a Btatelaw can be pass ed restricting the sale of;:uhisky,justas the sale of other poisceii are niaricted; audit will not be one year until the most gritifyin tei. liuhtwin Mom. - Um jail, will lose its in mates,lthe county expenses be reduced one half and thrift int happiness take the place, of poverty and' wretchedness. But our .ob ject is to call the attention of those already satisfied of the truth of these statements, to the nticessiW of iriOrediate action ratherthan dwell upon the benefits that will follow. We have no doubt Bestir county will give &good majority In favor of this reform lithe proper effort is maile,•beciuse we know its citizens are hugely composed of. good, noble, intelli gent men„- who aci, 'from principle. . Let the 1 question:be thoroughly - understood. and the, \sesta lane:nein.: Politicians will of course ignore• thicquestion,und we trust they may. 1 It is not a political (question - and politicians arc ntethe right - Men to take hold of it. It Is 'Pine however our ministers, church members, Xemperencemen and all-who do or sliould fa- .vor the reform :were at work. ..Mit a day pets es blatant rem reset salter, alai rum driaker, in the county is at tote* to , defeat it, We have waited for tone one ki move but thus far in vidn., Tenipera* Inca Label) Beaver mon ey give iv majinitr. lb favor of:intemperance" Think of the mut* I' Here is a chance to do good to stfiliii!tiestrinmph , wortlay - the ef fort and winlessneglect-it! If the. rum sell er obtains n.vi , there isnot &temperance zdanoil ' etch. member, or ,a.good clthamitt the ncils . , L ty who will, not deservedly• ' • ditglicedfoPlidi time.. ; ~, a ti to work then. 11 :1p ; otk ldi the gn2twolel 411:4Th on the day of 'lrntr-vi.i4'' t e i o w n uiln ald tY. seethat every voter. has a ticket , offend him. Local' polhichins, willnot attend to -this' and some one must. IMinisters.speak out in Tour churches If It is your duty, and it should be a pleasant duty i to-you. This preparation should begin at once, and we take, the liberty to suggest the. following•gentlemeril to com pose a centr4lcornmittees knowing- 1 0ml: ,to be eaniest active tempenince Men 4 Bev D. I"; %awry, Rev; J. J.,'/itallYse, Rev. -3. 1). Glerm,Rev. B . C. pritehlow,llcv. J. V. Drape.; J. Y. Marks.. Esq„ Gen. IL . R. • Madeii aior arlin W dernpa ill a l ti4 h M eYipan ixdrt l uffi' m p ert 2.B47r. inA;tui recut ! gn 7.. m Bhal te the lert'i3.l n r ::: ::. , • • ' . , , . 1 l'itl.r*l‘ OP nntAusz. ILtPottsnt t to Owners of, an s. : Tlie followinicernmOnication . received.by tali from garrisbtitg, on 3fonday htstiexplains, • lbanusnt*,"Pmtres.., Aug. 9th, 1 a Zenon or Tag' BItATIM Altana: permit me thrtiugh the'eolumnsofyour paper to urge upon the - laud holders of Beaver • county to extunineitheir titles; and see whither their lands are patentett. • Haylty referring th an act of tire Legislature of 20, 1854, - it be Observed that it is ' z inade the duty , of the Surveyor General to make out lists of alllanas held by.location ; or other'cffice right 'from' the Land Department, ;upim which no Paleretvhave' seen issued with the amount due in'each case; nd on the lists being completed to transmit the same to the Prothonotary of the county din -which Such land is located—to be entered in a /ten docket ' , 1 to be provided and kept for that purpose. • ' Much tegislatir has been had with the view of compelling parties holding unpatented lands to ample their title* but owing to the immense task imposed °tithe Land Office, in examination. of apidications, • •werients, Surveys, blotters , day bookajcramals, ledgers, vouchers, niaps,l&c.i required in getting out each particular account, the several statutes, ' until the one referred to, have been partly in operative. 1 t In obedience to said act Glen. Jacob 4/. • Campbell, the present efficient Surveyor Gen ' eral, las a ,us fists of the greaterportiott of the lands so lield to be made out, and is push ing forward the work rapidly. As soon as the lists are finished the law provides for five dollars additional ehates, tol,be entered up & paw e s eh tract, • and peisone heading un-. r patented lands who desire to avoid 'the in; sa erer,l es p ens e should . attert el to the matter The number of unpatented tractkinlreaver county against which liens are. being Made out arei. when Compared with nearly of the other "counties,,' comparatively few, and on 'many of them there is but little due. Some I only the Patent fee, which is ten dollars,, but where any. portiOn of the origintd purchase motley stall remains unpaid, interest at the rate fixed.hy the act of 10th March, , D., 18 58. or agreed upon when the Warrant was taken out will be charg. • Any one desiring Information in regard to land should give the name of the Ammar:tee and date of warrant for without this is done, very ninth trouble is given. the Dept.' and in but few instances can their questions be sat isfactorily" answered.' - - Owners of land,. not themselves the war rantees, aPV . YinS for) 3 ateu4 will be cauir ed te farm s • a we tfusir Ode tinder Or 'where they cannot show- a perfect chain of title front - warrantee, an Affidavit OW. they and those under whom they hohle 'have. held the land by peacable possession, and the , ex ercise of ownership for more than twenty-o no years, would be, I believe,rtxtu*d as su mut. • All copununleations shouldn be addressed to Gen. .Tacob 3i. Campbell, - Surveyor General 'arri Ourg Perin'a. "unable - to agree. The Jud,gtallersread ibefeNowhigletter 7b the Ron. 'Judo - ,Fieher, .7vorge of the er:mival Cotert ;TheJturyinthe axe of the United States vs. Johnil. , Surratt sinost re vectfullyjstate,thet. they atendprecUely now as when they first ballowd. upon entering the p t io t n, They atynaiiir w ioly.(Vvid, and are firmly convinced that. they cannot possi blymakes•verdiWL,.,Wq,deem it our duty to the country, and, in view,akthe, ?;ondition of our private iffairk and.the sit uation, 'of our and ;the. fact that the health of several Of our . riuniper,is hOoming seriously impalredmiderthe ~prolcinged con finement, toniakethis:ritatement,:tifid, to ask your Honef,htfolitenbst us af once. Mostieepeethilly atthinitted,` : [Signed by all the Jug.],. After some conversation,-Judge Fisher or dered the discharge of the Jury. . - During ths entire *dimwit of the Jury they remained as follows' on .the., verdict : For conviction : Todd,liarr, Schneider aad McLean--4. For. acquittal.: I)evki, . Berry, Ball, Believer, Alexander, Laraell, Gitting and-Birth-8. • There is Tes table authority far stating that the jury iaagreed On the question of the absence of Surratt Frani Washington at the time of the assasains i tion of tlielate President, and that they were agreed upon the point that had 'hebeen indicted for conspiracy he should have, been convicted iplittiately upon their retiring to their rooirt.i, Judge Fisher thenrcske and .resul the fol lawin,g : • . , "I have now.a very Unpleasant duty to dis chmge,,but one : which I,cannot forego. On the second _day ofJulylast: during the pro gress of the , trial of John. E. Surratt. for the murder of Abraham Linthlri, immediately after the -Court had taken a recess ' until the following'morning. as the :Freehling, Justice was decending fmm the Bench, JoFPh H. Bmdlyiaceeiled him in a rude - and insulting manner, charging the Judge with having of him , (Bradley) a series of insults from ,the bench, from the commencement of the trial, and the Judge diselaimedany intention. whatever of pasiing any Insult, and. assured Mr. Bradley that he had entertained forhim no other feeling bnt those of '-respect. "Mr. Bradley, k 14.1 far front accepting this explana tion or disclaimer, therenpon threetened the Judge with persomd chastisement, ash lie un derstond NA Cl R ;_rt can administer jus tice,or'llve, if itslud are to be threatened with personal viidenceoWall occasions, wheni ever the traSeibility of counsel may be exch. ed by an imaginary insult. The offense of Mr. Bradley is one which even his - years will not palliate.. It cannot he overlookekl or go unpunished ,as' a comtcmpt of Court. It is therefore ordered that his name be stricken from the roll or attorneyspractising ' in this Court." - ' Mr. Bradley Immediately arose and asked if Court bid adjourned: _ Judge Fisher—lt has not, sir. Mr.. Bradley—Then, - sir, in•the preience of the Court and assemble, I hereby pronounce the statement just made by Abe ludo as ut terly false in evety:partie,nlar. • • ' Judge Fisher; Interrupting, cried adjourn the, Court. .The Crier-Thistotirt is now adjourned. . Mr. Bradley =- Well, then, I will say now— Judge Fisher, rising to leave the 'bench— aalcan say what you please, sir, and make t speech to the i crowd if-you, „i • Mr. Maley—You have-.no . authority to .16s. 'me from the hat. That must be; the act of three of the Judges-of the Supie Court' : • ,; • ,-;-- , .- ' 1 Mr. • - .4..nd-ge Fbalcr lakt.7",Te l l# l 7i i , ertinr e, of , li r l l - Immediately afterlearinarttitteaurt— room. , J,talgo.Fhdier,proceed to the stnief - ,in tered the cars. He was",followed Closely •%- BradleY, whb entered the iar and steppin g up to Judge Ilsherhafided him a note, 1 . JUdge Fisher took thp note, and as he 'open: ed and began to read itßradley, turned and left the car, around which air excited crowd luidgathered. ' ' • - ! - • It is understoed the note was a cludiangc. Sevetal polieemen sprang into the car, and officer ..itcHenry sterekto the side of Brad ley and kept in that positiOn while he 're mainedhrthe carj Orileaving, Bradley pas . rhrongh•the crOtitiiindentered hiii oftiCe, followed.by several friends belonging to the bar. A large crowd inutiediately. gathered _citi ate corner. in frofit'of his office.' Alter. re tnaining in ids' WU* ia"fhw • inomentr, r. Bradley came out:arta in arm with his broth: 2tf er. end pnicceded,dowlt'. Louisiana . A.Yenue, followed by. a crowd of, friends and curious persons 'who ekcitCdly alieussed the proCeed lags just transpired.. _1 • • , In the meantime, Judge Fisher resumed his seat iii the car and conunued, the perusal of lite note while thecu. na red oft - n of his personal . friends . II id ' entered the ear, itand a great deal of app hension was niani fested of a personal encounter ,hettycen the. Judge and,theileposcd lawyer. i It is said V, geutiemeu vile have, seen the; - communication handed by Bradley to Judge Fisher, that the first reti'rs to the affairs. in the oeurt room early in July, and quotes the expression,attrihnted to Judge Fisher; to the ..et that he (.11r..Bradlev) knew where the Jtidgelived, and that the latter would receive a communication trout hini at any time. It then states that the writer could have but :one interpretation to the declaration by Fisherowerring to the , misundentanding betireektYern. Ir suggested that the Judge should appoint as early - a day as convenient to meet Bradley Outside the District ref the purpose settling their difllculty: Mr. Bradley farther suggestedin his communica tion that if they met within the District they' might be interfered with. The letter wade ted July 6, but was reserved until the eon *slots of the trial. . • ' • Theiniler of Judge Fisher diainissing Brad ley has caused Intense excitement among all classes.. The, pollee are preserving order:--. The members of the bar are generally • bitter in their denunciation of the Judge, and have called a mecting.on.Monday morning. They "seem to make common cause against the -Judge, whom they openly say has disgraced himself by using ht., ()Metal power to resent A peraonnl,askitnlt. [ &turret: was retnandedha the custody of the,' marshall and returned to, jail. °Metal Statement for July—De ereose of the month Half a SIM Iton.- WASIMeGTOIe. Angzst C.—The official stite sment of the public olibt tolhe lot of . August, showerthe following: • •. . Debt bearing coin Interest $1,47006,961 80 =currency Interest. 514.064855 MI debt not preanted Ibrparfund 15,6116815 s 7 Debt bearing no Interest: atakuit.264 oo Fractional currency r 3 4 6 4.1"* 72 Gold certificates of deposit 19,437,9tX1 00 Total debt $ 2 . 01 K6 , J9l!)bitT IllZAStutr. X101,906. 774 Car1ene,' t 19.,474.296 The amount df debt less - cash in the Treas. ary bas decreased $430,919 98., The debt bearing coin interest haS increttied . $78,282,- 750, while that bearing currency interest has decreased $80,728, 910. The' matured •debt, not presented for payment, has increased - 94795 55. The debt bearing no interest has decreased $1,814,27A 74. 'rite annum in the Treasury in coin since ! Tune let has - increased $4,146,746,39, and the amount currency less than that exhibited in the last Statement, 1'91.9,868 60. , . . \ lllU..Sltsuaton and th e President. • ' tan curt . note the President asked Mr. Statitim to resign E as our.. readers . haVe - seen. in 'a'reliik equally crisPY; . 31 - r: Stanton *dull ed to do -so, and 00 matters stand at present.— The Piwident thinks he has the power to re iiiMe ,111 r. Stanton because:he 'cm-appointed 'by Mi.' Linceln. and not by himself. -A In the law defining and fixing the - tenurii• of office, and which takes away from the President the powerto remove officers, except with the ad vice and consent of the Senate, there is this proviso; - -.: : ~ ,5 . "Provided„. That u the Secretaries Of State,. of the Triitisury,tif tir, the Navy, of the Inter " ior, and the PostmaSter General , and the At torney General, shall hold their, offices re isfiectivelyduringthe term of the President by whom-theyhave been appointed, and one month tlierafler," Subject; to removal by and ' with the advice nod consent of thC . Senate." When Mr, dolirison succeeded 31r.. Lincoln. ' ' the .feveral members of the Cabinet proposed "to resfin'their pliCes, in 'orderitliatthe new President might _select a mew .--Cabinet. ; but Mr. d,ohnson earnestly requested' every - Mem - - .00 of Mn 'Lincoln's tabine t- tO continue, just n. as,thovigh there' had bee no change in . the principal office. This they did, and no - for mal nomination of a single member -of .• the Cabinet wail ever made by 1 I Mn' Johnion, un til some-subsequent changes totikPliice. -r, This invitation to hold - tin was to all ' intents - and purpases an appanttnent by president John-. son; although it lacked !:the . preseribed for malities. Now when he wishes to get mil of Mr. Stanton. who will not be a facile in strul, meet inbiS hands, he falls back Upon the - le ft gallechniealitv, ; that, because, ;Mr. ; Stu ton was‘iiminintect hrhis preile&isgor, and n t ky , himself, thereto be has power to'remove iim. The / mote judicihus advisers of the Presi lent coijr . isel.ditferently ; bitit would , not sur prising should - he,, in his roYal-svinth, ntte 'ipt, in liinitation of Gplleral .Jackson. to take i the ,reSphns ibility. Ii the meantime nil official ineemourse , betweett these two gentleni enl- has. eiNISC:(I. Very; likely 'OAS 'is fortn'nate ~. -I . for e ti 3I s 4rs. Stanton. and Grant' :61 11-managed the tnili ry affitirs of the country better without any interference on the part of the occupant_ oft e White Ifonse.—Pitts.. Gazette. , - Stanton Sitspenlid, • Washrscrrox, August IS—midnight,. The folleiving is a CoPy:iefull of the corre spondence ofto-day, between the ,President, • - 'air. Stanton, and Gen. Grant: Waserwro,D. 12,1 - 6 te 6l'2 ' • , Ste : By virtue of the ptm -- or'arid authority vested in me ias 4 ,President by the constitution ,3" sts-pr-il'ett-aintrixteSkitst.you are here: and will cease to exercise an" and all Eine-. *ins pertaining W the -same :You will at j mice transfer! IC, General' I.lliSses•' S. Grant, who has this day been authorized . and em , powered to aet as Secretary of War ad interior, f all records, 'books, papers arid- other public . Property - how in,your custody and. charge. - f Very respectfully, Yours, + rP - ‘ 7 - ANDREW JOitNC,ON't, •To the Hon. EdWin Stanton, Washing tern, I/ l• .; • r , [C o py-) = ./ ,W.inHar4rristivr, Witsur.ve , TorrtTY, }. , August 12th, .1867.. . •Sttt : Tour note of thisAiite . has 'been re-' ceiyed, informithr, me that by -Virtue lof• the power and authority vested in you as, Presi dent by the, l Constftution and ,;laps - 'of the United Statee„ Itircifispenda 7 um ffice as Secretary of - War, anti Will:C(lWe exercise', any and all functions pertaining to the seine, and also directing me at oece to transfer to General UlySses S. Grant, whe haii this day, been authorized and empowered to act is pc:prettily of lltr' interinf, aril ,records,! booksl'paperiarid other public propertyltowi n m cast ody niiti-CtuirgeJ '.t • U a sense of public duty, I am corn. pelted to'deny your right under the Consti. tution and laws of the United Statfis, without the advice and consent - of the Senate, and without legal cartse,:to suspend me from of! , rice as' Secretaryof War or the exercise of anytir all functions Pertaining to the sae , or without such advice and consentio compel me-to transter to; any; - .person the , records books; pap Ors and other:public. property . iii .iny castotlyas Seeretary of War. But inss much as the General commanding the armies •of the linited.States has, been appointed Se 4 cretary of War ad interim, and haS notified me that he has accepted the appointment, y have, no alternative but to submit under pro 4 test to superior force. Very respectfhlly vonrs, EDWIN 3f, STANTON, • h'ecietary,-of War. To . th 9 PrCeidtint, - [cons-] . • '. ExzerrivE M'Axamx, t • WAsncororr, D. C., August 12, 1867. Sue: The Hon. Edwin M. Stantion basing • een this day .sttspended as Serzetary of War, you are hereby authorizedand empowered to act as Secretary of War , 4d. interim, and will lit once enter upon the • dikharge of th e du ties of that race.' . The Secretary been instructed to transfer to you all'recortks ibo his oks, papers and inher.puhlic property now n custody and eha.ge. ' Very respectfully, yours,, A.'s-DREW aoimsoll. General Ulysses I. Grant, Washington, D. C. . • I , • General Grant iirrote,Seeretary Stanton" thii evening a brier note, indorsing his course ait: Beeretaty or yirar, anti commending the ability and patrlotisj illich he has disi)lay ed in the War Deixtoment. - 7 CONFEDERATE' ()Pi:Rim op STAlmili".- The Washington correspondent of the )3ott fon Poit relates the following : - I once heard an ex-Confederate ,ltajor General remark if the "lost eause"laff ad our Secretary of War instead of the oohsprpology who officia ted in that capaCitt ,fhat- the result migbi have been different—itml - this remark was based upon Stantoifs'fearless, positive quali ties: Well, the 'have served him up to this time, and kept hint in a ,place that no other mark would or could have retained:under like circumstances. 1111•1 NEl* - usit, 1111111111011NUMeair0d........- - LICENSE NOTICE AppucAlvrs FOR ILIcENsk Ar sEvl,.3.Es3sm, " -••• :.1 , 'SATING • TIOVI:.-,1 . . . . WWl= W_Cciwn, ........... , .... bali . gei4i n 1.;,, t). • ttlzatieth 'Ripper • , •,:,. ...Aket. C4ir IkIN, sikumi mon*, Jr. .... : ... ~.-... .... New Sewickley Void Zilawv.:.. - q•••,.. ; t! .... ... ': ... •NeWTlrt4hton} Natl.= :31'Covran ......... , _ ... .. . .". . NrllotrOth . g;:. Geom.Berkftrier... •.. Itucliemk t ~ .. • . 'Atigl4l57ML ' , , Jullti A. FRA7JI44,CIi.. , ~ . Dissolution or P utliitnilap • • k . . I.Toricr. LS' isEitEpt GLVRS THAT Tti: PART IN nershlp hrtvtofore exisiftie I:Pen. 'P (1 '67,1 - 41 "izi t ., 4m an a Daniel Stelion, ire tiny disAolve4,. Mr. 1.), againstri reknit the frrni. Arifponon;, butreCliftz% ne.WthigdilantAUOl ALOOttt.l3ol),thi xj.,l4,lAtt to OS, %11l Mtl3WitO tie t? Rettle their firowa • - ... . • " I.OIIIS littElny. . - 1 • - • :•. •,• 1 • • LANII, N•yj k s i Rochdatei, !Alit, 1,-isn•r . ' . . :: ' 7 to•Partnerslsip 'Notice. - . PPE "UN DEISSIC.N.ED !LAVE • T I.IIS DAS - Toßi t. ed l'eo-Piirtuership under, tile Junto :lad go.e et Baechling 4','; Berta:l—fur the purroefe o frominnii t th, Drag brielree"•&;st tin; old gaud. in the Dianne it; p.,. cheater.! • , •••- -" - / K WC II I ANC; t BittliM . : . sugl4XL:lt:: 1 -.--,-• Grape v Ines , . , ir's W. MILTOT & SOl,lB OFFER FOB slu r J. !err licter. this durum: autumn, sus 4n,, („ iO.l & LYE* . boodibl. VIEWS. Thnee sines ere , rte.t *lngle eyes o c t a l:sell ripeaed WOrmi, 2, fj,, tal borders, sphere having perfect feetinm. the, ~.. enbethntita ye y roots full of flbre ?or deer .'" our stock of sines hate been exhaunteri in th• em A Thew, therefore. who - want them should order Welds° (titer a large stock of P.J.leb, A pp , e . p 1 7 ;:i Cherry n ee .; also titrursberri. mid 21.1 ethe r 1 1 1 fruits and roses ; a Tew thousand piss) or th t . A t • Vines: lona. Hartford. NOM. l • revilleuz, tisFZg 4 i , ..miens, nyhrid. and Isabella. (Alert+ tutereeehd , ...t. IleW receive prompt attention, and we ell! seed ii, ' t ,, *. Vines and Tries In. the very best medium ; Price List. . Orrice in, SICIIM STORE—No, In 9 Ifelset ..s Pittsbu r2h. Pa.. ' ' ti- W. 1.1 . 1 101`.t SON r ' ` aun14117:3m.) I Prowler -.._ Otfi Icial--Poris Exposition I6 ' ory;ce Os. M . Toe Noss ...}3/VP: Co i • ' _ GJii ItitoXvicsa, N. y., Jul y 17 . K . , 1 Ad vices just received by midi cltble as to atetsa mi positively that the' only gold 'intim fur' 4, 1 .„. 44 8 ,.... leg =alines was awarded to Elms Hose. Jrss th manufacturer of the beet oeutng asthma eta' ad (.. hlbited. There Irtre eightv-two mlzlnc e ., i nmilp ,.. Nen for the pftzle, end Mr. hose Acezved the stu n . al award of the Cross of, the Le;:bu of 'leder, b manufacturer and inventor. Thu er.a.t sporthegsf In. award is as follow s Flows Mat.. -- "twa. lrcrsue. a T x „,„ (. s ..o„.operateur:vmsuo...l -Wheeler 1 Jtlheet • Jr-, •prounnenr tie la ma- pour la ens bine a esn, e . chi ne a stemirei liftdaitie ser e. ,lb sr wor. t • . . The official list of times who were made Xlle:ate the 1.4x,f0n of )10110r, as publishtd.ln tt.: Pull pn , e, real& thus : "Moue. East Howe: Jr , ..estricAh le ,, K , chines a contlf t, ~ rpo.juit :" ;.1..!ch.• tr:a.te_tif into English, rus!ls :I "Mr. Silas Husk, Jr, triieriit ~ t a.. tug machines, l i titing." .. Frutn this 1t is 11-bo seen th,q them:ntawzrieltl Wheeler Jt, 'WI .. u Wal for. s Euttiratat Isenne'• and ttatfoi: tite&tctng AfarAinc. ,. i', I =, , • MERCHANT TAIL° R, - ..., • . , ._ JOSEPH WU HAS • REFS enNgriTrTF:D AUN T OF 'IR liowE r ,..s„EWlNtt "4 A Clll 6 for Deo'ver. 13:tc Ind Laurence conntfr , . lie proton., to o e ,. I,4l,riton to oil wi,hino• to port.ho.a s se,, IN he thorolmtil)T wok-mood- Ow Machine. havlsw edit 14.1m,e1l for of year,. - The liarhiTeL, beirg - g-rreht i improved lately, U1:0 ho ha, Takeo a Or, Intert,4 lu Theta. . This MachinFdoo the talent, an well en the Persona flittering one of thP.< tretchin.s, ttElheb 1. trneteit how to , et it nOand ;tiro irotructel hy Felt or other . cotopetent• per,on. hots e.? Hoe Lakin .a piece in itrart.t* free the test b. utter tiattiii.cv tsrio exchided. l'errntti dr.siring to there machlnet rTer-t-t do mo by cattinz rt sfr,..3rooro's, et the houu,V4, Somme. in .11 , aver ur at tba ?bop or the r..Ve4.. , ed to Irritlvuattt . • - . , • • JOSEPH BRAUN. atzglff)!::tt,, Notice i n •the.Oiphans' Court - MITE - FOLLOWING' APPRAISEVENTS In 1 the act of Assernhlt of the Ma or Ara tq;, of Twoperty allowed to lie retained by 10 - idnau: s i' , tedept, to the -value of $.31"0, have bean fil.t it the a flee of the Clerk of the. Orphans' Court of F-ssiercez• ty. and approvekniei. -. • - Personal property to amount 13( pito rtler.li l widow of John Douds, deed., Thos.:Todd, {Cc. X. Donde: exec -Mors.. . Porsollalloroperly to dinonnt of pm ; . reining I , widow of . John : TenulN doe'd., . Samuel Teals. II- aildistrator. -,- .. , ~ Personal plopftty to amount' of "tall. related is widow, of At dreW Thomas. dec'ds, abilui 'llsom;. adridnistrainr. • Personal_ proprty to tonnont! of Pill roat"" 4 -Ncitiil l l:.Of :Wm. M'Clelland, deed.. Frok.3lcrOid. . - Personal .p rn pereyllPgitawni• 'O, 'is-. , - „, i . I, widow of Abraham /feriae, den d" II ni ' ' , , ugu......,3,......, ininistrator. Per-nnnl property In =omit of t t r' 4 01 .rellre widen - kr Albert :Thnmaa. deed... Elienfieth 'Mr ia dirn, tre r: ;:tra at. t t ov r .itir L m t f . rx.rb . m Tn a h t.: n :3 '; t l iar .y i:i n : e rnt b. ,: a nu din od ilii :vo He ,d 7 . l l l , 1 i v . :t. : 1:7; - 011 2 11 a.rt, petty 'to ane`onnt •of r ;M. retalenl.! • tie, ).., N 3 lit tti vi i da nis te tr • j a t f . ylve.ter '. Dunham. deed.. S. .1. Ce , ,.c. Persona; Pr.operty, to" amount of IMI-4,. r' at* widow orvohu Netily, need„ Jame,. :Celt 111 . . E: istrator. 1,• i . -• .. Personalffiropertv,;oll,Seoele. and proceed; of re , ' g Samuel l'ANClord, to aneoul3t of nIXt. retalEed !Isle' of Mime.; M. JrCor< l 4, 4l ele 4l .e3irs.• 4. Mc"''' ' ' ; : 6tmtrix. ~ ; - ,--, :•- _ • • Personal property . ., tn_•ambrint pf.r.firt:tte:ie.. widens onion..B. •Adimn. deii., 31. Wey.s..l,m . : ntoi . ; Penional Property to amonot of Zinn. truss widow of David Sititighter. tlee'd...Tohn Moss;•••:.. mlnbtratur, ithargaret Slaughter. istruinistratrix ' Personal prongrty ep amount of vv. , widow of. Rine. decd.. Letitia Y.ine; istratTix: bet.onal property' mirnonyt ( 1495 7. ir,a of sale of real estate; to amount of f 27 . 7 ' 11 ' $30 0 .. elected 'to . be. rerainva the miner cho?": Small dfiller, qe'd.:,'..and for4heir. raPPc 4 gourdism. - ; • . Personal Orooerty; arnothit of tr. 7, 1 widow of John Davis, - deed., Darr . Irucl tatnistratOr..liarbara , Dar!;. administrnrix- . • • Personal preperty.i to amount of SVI• mtc . . . 7 widow or-John iteed, jandrew..WsterN t. - mlnietrgor. • Personal properts'••to amount, Of W. widow !of Jodepb'Sinitb, Jata , A ininietrator. .1 • 1 - '• , —7—, • • Notice hl hereby given in creditnil, men'. distribittees i and ail others lot re to next tei•rri of said Courkand net Ism than being tho:Ath (lay Selitember next. andt 4 "5 h , if' ny they bare: %taunt M t Zhu coup:mina , above appraiaement.l .701 IN FRA3413,'6. lt anirtroisf. Sheriff's'iSile,i - - - • :• I ___.• '71,, lel DE OF SUNDRY WRITS °FM - Ai r : I Bhassued Venditinni EXpOP3siigred out of tie a - of Com Mon Pleas of the eountv of Bever: ' , e ° J . directed, I will capes°. to public see at the ',,,-.,: Offiee.-In the botongh oft Waver, in 'the manil °' said, on. - • at 10 ~ 4 1 0 t le f : C * l 4 o7 in l.: 49 the A fo r. ren: ' on A n ull . : I h s e t ... f . o -3 11 1 0 4 ; 1 4 1S61 P at i a ; .. . Altrilzht. title, intereat and claim of deferderi _ and to the follow tract of land, Pituat,, In ih . T,;„ ton township, Beaver eonniv. l'a... Woad =l7 'd enblic.rol im i land of ,lames. Caron. elni l'f b ,, James' Ca n and; othee • land of, defeos....„ et . bY Little Bea erCreek.und 'west by nahik m ' s 1 borough of Darlington; containing tie scree kT , T5.... /esti-T:o,e entire farm under fence. ahont S 5 el:17, 'eclZon which are erected a 141,11wdlinZ h 33,3 ', ge Int under .it. a frame stable end ~heep Itna , e. ,• orchard of.choice trait trees .on ‘ the prenOss. '.; or f , 5..e47.m.1110-taken in menthol:es the rer: : - A. Cochran: at the Butt of James 3 . 1. inthrle• ' Isro. 2., •• . . • A Lso : . - ~ ' 'es AT'''' At the same time find place all th e richt. n est and claim of defendant, of. In. and to the isf,;; ; ;. g t , - or lot of ground. situate to °Mote.. 1 95 ,7,,. i . Pa—deseribed a 4 follows , to wit: 16+1 609 1Vra. Chestnnfand running thence. hv line of WA+ e 7,!. .. el and Jesse Smith 6614111egr West, 9 1 , 5° P`c,og. top stake. thence by lend.. of Geo. 110; "1 4 ` . 1 ...rn 1 .1334 desnates. ATe,t, iln MO perches to a ,t ';li,,eM North 63 degrees and 55 mintees, Eve 5 Fi.d ..„, post. thence North 96 degrees, 5 minetWi:.•-4: 3 3.10 perches to a "poet thahzt North 'ZI degv' r, ,r,..:, 31fr6.10 perrhea to the chestnut,' thaplaceni 0: i r t ,,,,i9 containing , two acres and 1•24 perches. T,b4.0 00 Nl5O 2 4 tf shore devalbed premlees a Dame boAcit:g., 20 feet, two emxt.ptationary Stesafk 191 1 . err, Two Engine houses and one wet 0 ' d Seised end taken. in execution as th . iti,;,, . • Eli Everett, at the suit of A dninun4. /40' .` . 7 No. 3.. . • ALSO, : ~; - o .l,oaTer Attie trome time- and place, all TLC . "' bllesATi eat and claim-of defendant of. in and to the ... _ ti, it. tract of land, in Greene toirnshlp,. Roo r7 e y,...i0 es adjoining lands of JamecAllisonand 1519 c tol 0 , the North; lands of Wm. Calvin au& Atv _ to g ..! the east, and lands of Samuel Miller on tne_,7,..1 a west. containing 135 acres. about !V'e e t ,T,tfici• Which there is erected a frame theelifer bor , ' 0 • 0 10 6 . Tf lar underneath, log barn mid out build iD g - - „ i good trntizreeson the pzendPea. he i „ r ope:il - Seized and -taken in exeentiet. its t Samuel Snilth. at the snit ofdehe Med 1 1„1: . 0 ' Snirainen Orrice. i JOH!: S. 'a 1 As! ,• llcaver, AO.lll. ,"Ef. f t 'S: .I 13 ri . clgeWater, Pa. OEM
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