The Beaver Argus., September 25, 1867, Image 2

The Beaver Atip's.
IMAM), Baiios mop — ptoratrniu.
Ihiskter, Si 45,1567.
'Vision -State '
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4N/it SUPREME JtIKIE, •
W: 'WILLIAMS r
OF ,
A.LeraltEI;TY CO L _
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, Vision Coluity • NO#llllllllol4l.
THOMAS NICHOLSON: BdareT Co. ;
JONATHAN It DAly, IV,Ashint,rtoll Co. ;
JOHN EKING. . " I "
Assoctatt Judge.
MILTON LAWRENCE, Greene tp.
• Prothonotalry - .
- JOHN CAUGHEY, 13;?aver born.;
Trensureik
ELIJAH BARNS, Horough t
Commlitlo,er.
EWHNTGi Racoon tp.
Jury Coimills i tioner.
Beaveri
Auditor.
. • O. 8. SHANNON, Ticipeivell
Poor House liirector.
SAMUEL McMANAMT., Economy tp.3
Trustees of Academy. •
S„ J. CROSS, Rocli'4ste
JOHN.B-441CLA - 1030aver born:
JILJ EWE SIFIARSWOOD ON LE
-GAL-TENDERS:
Extract's from Ws Opinion in the
- Vase of Boric *ysiVrOtt.
• "On the whole. then, I tnn of Opinion that
the provision of the act of Congress of Feb
ruary 25th, 1862, declaring' the notes issued
in pursuance of that act tO be lawful money,
aad a•kgal te.ader, ie incco*sTrrovo: 4 ,lAt.. - _
r"This req..cfs itimnecesary that I should
etinaider the other question which,has been
• _made, as to the effect of thespecial agreement
to pay in lawful silver Money of-the United
BM*. lam in favor of 'entering judgment
for the 'plaintiff:4)M as'a majority O the
court are of a 'different opinion, judgment for
. the, defendunt."—reopied from the Plaidelphia
Age of-231 of Febrfoiry, 186.4, where the opin
iorcis published in full.* -
It array also be f(iund in the Legal Intdligrn.
e": , r of 31archl 8, 1864, page 92 -
In the same copy of the Age is , a cainfully
prepared eulogy, of,the.judge - cr4l this opin
lon,,in•which &the following : . '
1 ••
"Judge'Sn.utswoon reasons upon and de
cide:l'lM case as if 'he.were some lofty spirit
sitting - far above and out of the contentions
and strifes of-the world."
.
• :Will, not the holders of greenbacks and
Oroyernment bonds consider the judge as
gu iw t too elevated and etherial for such earth
miss a scat on the Supreme Bench/ •
Flag for the Banner County !
Ils.ririnacas STATE COMMITTEE
it . 00318; 1105 Chastaut street, Philadelphia,
Pa.,-Seplember 11, I&s7.—This 'Committee
will present their new and elegant Campaign
Nag, 30 by 20 feet in size, to the county
J
„w-lucb., at the 'ensuing election, shall shoW
zitqc bi"st retUr stz44 -yr. -7.4.,
COMptith&V)th the vote of Ittst year
:or cleft' (Hum
By order Of the committee. '
- - • ; F.. 3 lotlbAlls.T, Chairman.
'GEO. Secretaries. -
J. Itont.r.y.DuxsusoN, .
Tur.. Wish ut"A Subscriber" will be com
relied with nett week., •
"Carrunz the i►ation;s forts, lire on the na- i
Lion's flag, make war on the nation's govern-'
went, shoot down the nation's soldiers, and
, hen swear you won't do so any more, and you
,re an honest loyal eitizen,` says Andrew
ohnson. Any murderer on thO gallows with
rope around his neck, would swear; if allow
to run at lihert, that he would shed no
~iore. blood. L. 41*
SuEttn?4 passed through Pittsburgh
t,a last Thursday evening, and was met at the
.iTition Depot by a .crowd of adittirers estima
.l4 etl at between 8,000 and 10,000 persons. The
' loyalists of the country everywhere'honor its
2 , rave and skillful defenders, while the Lost
cause men show their hatred for them hy•,eal
lingthent "satraps" itc. Couldn't the Local
tell its 'readers this week that "Satrap Sheri
dan" was it:l:Pittsburgh on the 19th lust?
THE Local, as we expected, chttcYclei won.
-dmrfully over the rest+ of the election in Cal
fornia. Can nnv one , , of our readers inform
r.s how. it deported itself when .the news' a
I4ec's surrender reached Beaver ?, ,, We -sus
-I;ect very strongly that the spirit °tits editor
that morning was not as buoyant as when he
• received the news a few days ago,. fof the
• ' defeat in , California. flip, rejoicing
cr Union reverses hon., is pretty strong ev
) iienee . that he mourned over Union victories
• :4eit.- • - • •
Wk.: wish to call the attention of the' read_
iof the ..41-gpt.l to a fact or two connected
ith the ni”agement of public affairs in the
v• - otntytn which most of them live :
Beaver county has been Republican In Pol
.: iies for the last. ten or twelve years: That
r,arty has n4tnag,ral the affairs of : the 'County
: ;rice then, and wit tt. hasthe general charac
..ve of that management beer- At no time
:A:teethe period referred to hail our rate iof
taxation been heavy, compared with the rites
l="3 the counties - Aloining us. They have all
pal as niany 'mills' on the dollar as have We,
mut some of them s good many more. And
while they are all at the present time:, Bound:,
cling in a RCS of countyindebtedness: we' are
F. near, fret, that at our present into of taxi
tion, next year will wipe ouriofficial onlig,a
-t ions entirely away. But let us look a little
further:. We have now all the railroad and
transportation facilities that we require;. we
ve all the public buildings up, and in good
condition, that we need; - we have a produc
'
rive' farm on which to keep our pahpers, acid
we" have no important public imprevements
now to make, and probably will not hive for
the next twenty-live years to come t All
- _these improvements, and almost entirely% °tit
of debt speak trumpet-tongued In favor of
• thaparty-rn this county, l that had charge of
the peo pl e';- b.:hitless," and disbursed their
Money. Can any of our readets point natop,
county In Pennsylvania that' has superior
• • •awraforta and convenient:es tO f fleaver county,
and is at the same. time In a better condition,
financially, than we are? We think not—
*. .- Then let due credit for faithfulness and, &bill
ty given the &publican party in - this
county, and let its representatttes be heartily
zupported at the coming election.
Lure week-rwe copied three or four:longue I
Repablican an, tiiinted at_ibeZeed 4 ,4l4 - 1
And whicitWe subsequently learnedist
exterudvelidistributed in the. :Nortiteri ;and
Baste& parts of the county. It appeariiiker i
that Thole swindlers have silk another bogue
Republican ticket, which :wee gotten up, eu-,
Li rely for the South side of iherlier. ICU'iti
follows : : - - ~, , ' ... • /..
1 ~ , • Assembly, Thomas Nicholson , r . _
F. . donithaeft. ID
i John Ewing ", -- '
Pmtlirmotary; John Cangligy
,' . •
'Treasurer; Hugh -,33. Anderson !' l" -
Commissioner, W,illiant- Ewing •
Jury Commissioner, Jos. C. Wilson
' • - Auditor G. S. Shannon
Poor noose DlActor. Samnel'lttcliitummy
Trustees of Aaulemy4 R. J. Cross
, - , I John Barclay,':
It will be seen that titii whole ticket' is
made up,of Republicans, except that anxious
Lost Cause mar, R. B. Anderson, who takes
the-place crfCapt. Barnes. . . Mr. Nicholson is
made to head the ticket, 10 that Republica=
seeing his name will be led to, believc,it,ta be
the genuine Republican ticket ' and If thus de- .
calved, will contribute t o the - !support of A
1 man (11. B. ' Andereciii) for whom they do
.
not wish to vote. 1 . , -
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The person•fOrwtirding this ticket to' Bea
ver says that liugh B. Andersort4s dlitrilin
i
- li ng it on the South of the ver,. and
concludes his note bysaying "A -w ithy best
, ness for an honest man!" So say W:e.-
Loh).
EMI
J, H. 0. has paid less taxes, and done more
groaning about heavy l taxatila than almoat
any other man in the county. His sympathy
for the taxpayers is readily seen in the • fol
lowing statement. „Last ;year the ., county
commissioners oniered the 4.ceipts:and ex
penditures to be, published it' the Argui and
in the Local. The tw4i papers c har g ed ; the
county as foll9ws :I , - - '
LOCAL tor Beceijite 1150 00 •
*nous • ,• , • " 135 00 ,
Local. more thlnAnaur •
—52500
Local f_ Cella:teal Inheritance tar—. xi co
*nous • " " 205 c,
°ft m ore : h t 1 1 1 r A 7::::L I y *3 00 746 5°
*netts " "' 32 50 4
Locke more than Amen% --it 50
Low. for Poor Directors report, ....... 45 00
ARCM'S " , " " 50 -
LOCAL mom than AROVB • -4-17
Making a total o f •
—145 50
ivhich the Local charged more than the Argus
-for~the same amount o # work performed at the
same time. , • .
-Taipayers ! can .you bare any confidence
in a man whose actions thus belie his pro es.
•
. .
'(tons.
I A GREAT many Lost Cause men in this lo
cality always have, and continue still to be
labor the "trigger'.' unmercifully. They don't
u'ant him to have fi T TOti; they are opposed to
his attending church, and they affect disgust
at all attempts to olve him an education.—
Now why this hostility to a weak and unof
fending class of people? There can be but
ii
one intelligent reason al eged,, and that is a
fear that the negro with hese4aeiltiles In his
hands will first become ! - rival , and then their
stiperior in all. the ele eats that constitute
usefulness and true manhocxl. Look at the
intelligence, habits, and surroundings of most
of those who thus declaim against the "nig
ger," and then tell us, If you can, that it is not
jealous. yof the negro race, that excites the
hate of the Lost Cause men, and, induces the
abuse they heap upon their' :beads!
ITtliogxE:s I be on the alert, _The:cn2mv_
are quietiy url. ttetavely at worx. , r - mo!ng
that theie - slanderons peraoniff attacks upon
Mr. Caughey, Mr. Barnes and others on our
ticket were benejittinginstead4ffin)nriny these
gentleman, they' have deliberately. gone to
'work .0 swindle theta by eircblatingMepub-
Bean tickets with their names 'omitted and
those of Cooper and A derson substituted.--
Lst not . this fraud pro e effectual in a single
,instance..- Be,careful berefore as to whoyon
!get Your ballottom on the day of election,
and after gettin it, examine it closely and see
'that every name upon it is tliaeof a Republi
can, Canghey and Barnes includ4d, for it is
- against these two that the . onset Is chiefly
made. Do nbt be caught "napping," but on
the other hand, show these swindlers thatyou
are not the dupes they take you to be. , ;
EDITOR It ABOTS: My interest and anxiety
for the passage of a Free Railroad law prompts
me to address you once Inore. It -is too late
now to nominate &Democratic ticket of true
men, and we are left to choose - hetween the
Odell and Republican tickets. No intelligent
and honest Democrat can give his support to
this ticket put in nomination by the black
guard Odell. I have heretofore proven that
he irin the Interest of the monopoly, and
made it evident that he nominated Jno. White
for the purpose of thwarting the will of the
people of Beaver county. Will he undertake
to deny this?
- Not at all.
Abandoned as he is to everything that Is
honest, decent and truthful, he is not brazen
enough to undertake to refute this. How
does John White Stand before the people of
Beaver county,on.this question. I eta credi
bly informed that he is largely interested in
certain Railroads, and that all the pecuniary
interest he has in the world leads him to
deadly hostility to a Free Railroad la*. Dare
John White come out over his own signature
end make a denial of this? He is Rid t() be
a man who has some regard for his character
for truth; and of course can't-deny what every
one in his own neighborhood knows to be .
true. Does any ono doubt the position of
White on the Railroad question? - I have cal
led on him time and again to come out and
state Ids views on this subject. Why has he
not done it? Simply bemuse Odell and his
ease compel him to keep his ?eolith shut, that
Free Railroad Democrats may be deceived in
to his support, only to be betrayed. Odell
knew White's position on the Railroad ques
tion before he had him placed on his ticket,
he knew he was opposed to a Free Railroad
lati; and that he would aid him •in carrying
out his diabolical shemes.
John White dare not deny any of the elle-.
Rations I have made, which wilt Ire proven by
his Silence.
Mr. White is said to be s decent mill. I
am not prepared to offer anypositire evidence
in contradiction of this, but the- circumstan
tial proof against it is very strong. He is
In bad company. He has allowed himself to
be made the supple tool of Odell, a man of
the lowest and most degraded character, who
lately flew from other parts to escape the
vengence of the law, end tookAftsys here.
Now if John White was a high minded and
honorably man. as some say he is, would he
allow himself to be made the instrument In
the hands of one so eat and bass as Odell, Air
the purpose of carrying out his rascally
schemes?
But some may 'say that White is not aware
of the baseness of Odell. But this will not
do for an excuse,if be reads his paper ho can't
be ignorant of the fact, besides 1 bare called
his attention to it several times, and he could
easily find out by a little inquiry. I have no
disposition to do Mr.. White injustice, but if
what I have stated is not true, let Maisel so.
I The tort Cause bogus ticket movemeet de- Let him repudiate this stray scamp, who has
got in among us, and is endeavoring to lead
veloped Itself too soon. • The`perscnts having
to mischief and ruin- , '
charge of it made several inisieals. They us
White occupies a very Unenviable pos ition,
carried a few sheets of these fraudulent tick- and has rendered himself unworthy' the, sup
eta to one or two "reliable" Democrats in port of all Free Railroad Democrats and , of
each of the townships, with instructions to every high-minded and respectable man:
not let theta be seen until the day before the How is it with Nicholson'l knit* him
personally. He is i Republican but at the
election, When they were toll* given general same time he isa high-minded ILM. honorable
efreulaticin about the polls.. How we • got man; no honeater man ever lived. No man
who is ecquainted with hhn ever cherged4tim
hold of a batch of them Is unnecessary to
with a dishonest act. Ile is thevery sold of•
state- "Suffice it to eef,"after the exposure of honor, .a man of gigantic mind, and RI said
the project In last week's Aripts, the lather-in- before he is tudmlly in favor or the pasolpl
law And eon-in-law saw they were (aright, and of Foss Railroad law and opposed. to the
to make the beet of a badjob. o they put on a vionsopely, Ode ll to the contrary notwithstand
bold front, confessed the deed, and made a tug, There is more honesty in the gg
stupid effort to pistil) , their conduct. ; The er of Thos. Nicholson Esq., than thorn
lastwe heard of H. B. 'A. he was diatribe- the whole loins Odd/. Nicholson is an
ting these bogus tickets with a "perfect , loose - in tell ectu a l ultua -- 4t cuur_
Lefeletive _ exPe•
Bess" on the South side, of the ever. . • rrience, and if eletted wilrbe a ble tad° much
WIIEN the Democrats of Bounty went
out of power some years lige, they left the tax
payers a "legacy" of overone hundred thou
sand dollars of indebtedness. _ Undei Repub
lican management that indebtedness will next
year ir paid oft, prineipat and interest. If
then we 'have any voters in the counts who
desire to run the risk of havipg another in
debtedness of this character entailed upon us,
they should of
all means vote the Lost Cause
county ticket. If, on the other hand, they are
anxious to have the county kept out of debt,
and endorse prudent management on the part
of public officrals,and are in favor of low taxes,
they 2 shoirld them - selves vote and try to induce
every person else to vote the Reputillian tick
et at the approaching election.
SommEns ! who aro 'your friends? Look
at a fact or two: In Berks County, *here a
Democratic nomination is equivalent to an
election, not a single soldier was put upon
the Lost cause t et nominated there a few
weeks ago!
In Lancaster county, adjoining Berki;
where a Republican nomination is equivalent
to an election, five aoldiers (two of them , for
the Legislature) were put upon the Republi
can tiekei ibiminated in that county, last
week!,
Factslike these carry their own interpre.
tation with them, and they should not be lost
sight of by the soldiers of the Republic when.
they go to the ballot box,
PREAT me once, and it is your fault; cheat
me the set:end:time, and it is my fault. If the
people petteltAndrew Johnson to cheat them
• t •
tagaluosfter iolriany lessons, they deserve the_
worst that can come of his, Misbehavior. The
only true Way to rebuke the knaVe who now
hoick' bloody possession of, the White House,
is to reject the' candidates of the party which
.endories his enormities and justifies his
critics. _ ,
Ting INloii stag,-*4:4 at AifiatoxiO co,
onl(st th j 4lo,l • Blad 4 1 14 c k
, - 94 . l!V i lk ii ,, __
ottiltiolimade thi ,1
lead4#o:iripi to
i
mood`oeipttirln oftpe.peoplaa r ,
_.
ber pawn_ t wi*edgatailikpAlpo. p
Thf,Bnckeye 1x.0141i "libilittli .Arli'
pat* wits t 7 I,:te,t - for":"0:::101***
yeinisto., , - .7 ---- 1: --- 1;e" - ‘--....1'-•
J. R.O. in Whist ISM advatti **lndus
of the bogus tlekosiiexpiiiidiniliettfialial
week. Be me _Mithonon#ol -
Verrtikely. AlAbllcind peraletentslimder
er would hardly* detect diatom!ll4:Boy con
duct in 'which: he might engage! :Other,
hogyeritink upon the
,tocgua'Acketalitralle
in a very different llgkt.
. Ma. Smolt: s'l ata under the tweipetatty Of
again asking a small spacein your colnitirm,
for the purpose of presenting tolliewoters of
the county, a few words in . relition,-. to . ,tbe
false and malicious libel!) concerning , omit'
published by the . editor of the "Local,'" :• -., -
-In his last issue he 'continues Wattle:is
upon me, andlisserts in positive terns the.
truth of the charges made In • that and.. the
former' nuMbers ofhis paper; and then lie-.
ping Were effect to his vile slanders, and
perhaps thereby induce warn to believe, them
inl part at least, makes a shim of diirhigot 1
prowution. I He knows Ml well that it re-,
quires something more than 'a. direct exer
tion by him through his paper to induce cred
ence amongst the honest voters of the County.
But he will resort to any means, no 1 matter
hou contemptible and base, to secure his dar
ling object, the election of his fehir-in.laie--
HA Anderson—my opponent. Perhapi be
thinks that his course will induce me to
stitute, a . prosectition :Wrist him Orel
then hy playing' Or :vie of a martyr,Undtry
ing party persecutibn, he may secure votes
for my opponent: If so; he is"mistaken. I
shall not change my determination,. nor_rini
counter the expressed wishes of the -
tire committee of my party, whose vie, it are
to soine.extent at least, entitled to my
and whit deem it improper that anything
ik.
should be done that might by y possibility
be construed into an effort to roperly in
tinence voters, or that would ice an ef
fort to avenge even the vile ' wrongs
'hearted -upon a candiddte by the • nductor
of an opposing pmss, until the contest is elm
ed. • In their view. I comm.. But I deem it - ,
proper that . I should say througk your co `.(
umns, and:l do, most emphaticalifti; to the,,i
voters of the county, that the inadej I
one and a il , in whole and in park_ re bale fake- I
hoods, false and malicious libels upon myself,
published with a view to promote the ekttion
of the editors father-in-late, Mr. Anderion, and
farther, that when thi.proper time. arrives,'
when the election is over, be the result there
of what it may, I will vindicate my character,
and will ask at the hands of the Court,- and a
jturof my country, that justice be metedout
to one who has so wantonlysought to slander,
vilify and injure me. . •
EitTAII Itotraca.
Er:non /nous: Will you alltiVr me spas._
enough in your paper, to ask thb "Lost Cense"
candidate - for the Treasurship, the following
questions: , I
Is it true Mr. Anderson, that you have Ai'
'culated,.and caused to be circulated a bogus
ticket with' all Republican names except your
own, which is rim& to take the place of that
-of Capt. Barnes? If so, what was your ob
ject ? Did you Intend to
...misitad Republi
can voters, "and cause them to cast their votes
contrary to their - wish ? If this was your in
tention, did you act the - part of an honombie
Ind honest man? Does such conduct inyonr
judgment well become a min of your years .
and proliiisions ? If elected to the office ton
seek, what assurance will the puhlic have
that their fun& are in the hands of it safe
man ? Have you not at-;different.-times de-'
ilinit i elteUrnef —vray—tribirno - yod•cietaig.t.
necessity for it by your dishonest course in' .
- -
Finally, Does not your case - WM& a pain
ful illustration : of the truth, that "Evil Com
munications coriupt good manners" Hoping
that you will true answers give to all the
foregoing questions.l will here close my ex
amination for the present. Moarron.
In securing Our pansigel of a - Pm Railroad
law: , ' Now later taking a view of *spoilt*
cennfierj. 11%liks #llll,oandidause aid d,t their
SaliPlatt. ta,..kainties
•1 .I'i= bound to ricmclarle 1
I'llEltr abut* Detaailihtto
~..:Wer, bate rib Denuniti,t•
Rez =ed
WI -Wilf-itracoin . • toeltnieebetWean
the #. i sat . *Ws - Wattle
is . , 4 4 13Z , li 'Net 1 11 4P11::.. - "4",
bbniarl thirty WO* a
that , • .will Mot soon tome& the I rv .
04411811whestkesiwittlatt,the _Skint
etnwere•or# by pemons- to the
illintrn been
U l tl esi as=iititlDMO9 6l l ll ; and MI
Supposed supporter oftrter',Whola 'Oda bo n
cern. - - They were gteek - lo mew ,
..rti . :- arm
Reptbikluis.",:a 11)Laderee% ua Vather. "
tallazille Pedant* ' UMW' : all.throtisit' this
/hood. But I-will not stop Dere to
a7gt e te7m. it is an eitabllshednisd well under-
Wood act that-Odell lie liar anksscoundrel
and if he is not thrown oYer-butkttlibfeee the
time tbr another campitign . rolirlOroood,there
Will be such s thundering as Will,Onike. a ti,
Able rattinig-"sinong the -delbottot." _
voice of the 'yeomanry sha ll zofbnpr
stifled. The l Deinocratin party . 0/ - Beavei I
county Is composed of toogoodMaterki to, hej
led and' controlled hy• an.wortindous and
t
= i tee
base ;like thistelknrOdeil. ~.• ' I
• I• t Molest. Ws ' Wpm - Isere i
.the n- 1
tegrity theD momadc 'prit.iVoras to call
another 'nvention,- and .itnate souther
ticket--a Democratic and Freer Railhead tick- i
et, and denounce the perfidious and nicety,
course . o Odell, in selling out the-Deinocrat
ic party of •this county !be filthy lucre. I 1
hays made ' this known at ' different i times
through your colon:ow" but my advice and 1
warnings have not been h e aled.. The excuse
made by some I havetalked to on this subject I
wars that "it was nit worth while, as are could
not elect anyhow, and that we might as well'
th e
let it pass this time, but when another; ear I
comes around "that we should kick out
and bring the party back 'to the o land
marks." It is too late to do anything elm/noir
but let Deniocmta take' warning fit the fa-
Theonly: thing left fOr henget Democrats is
to vote the Reuublicantidret,'-and repudial
the whole Odell "concern, • and :thereby te st
all that we are not to he-betrayed by an
principled stranger and black' guard, and Out
we ails in favor of a Free-Railroad law, and
are detennined to have it: j
Odell has again bommenced *diming Free
Railroad 'men to vote for NAM White, Did
ever impudence . - and barefaced talk:olV ex
-I.ceed this. But a hide while ago; he msnag
i d to get the appointment of delegate ta - the
State convention, from aucligne",in theinter
est of the monopoly. Hi went ~t here, and
against his former protection and. declara
tions sold himself-andpa o for a ferirdollars •
a small amount; according - his own story.
After he came home was a delegate in the
county convention and managed to nominate
a ticket of his own kind and clanpassed a
resolution endorsing the State convention in
its opposition to a Free Railroad• hiw, secured
the,n °volution otJohltWhite: whin:a/re veil'
weliknew to be identified: with the - monopoly
and hostliq to a Free Railroad law: •In the
- face of all thishe is silly' enough to ask hon
est Democrats.to support his bogus MICC7II.
A man that can do this I don't wonder would
rob the Treasury. He in attempting to rob
honest Democrats toxi. .sous one of his cir
:cetera the other (tar sailing j Democrats for
money to help to elect hkiticket.-; The money
is to , go into his own locket. That is what he
t rct
is a ft er, money is , the "o ive point" with
him. j• i,- - - 1 •
• • 'Weil he bun man by e name of Dr. gimp=
son appointed thairtmui ,pf the convention,
litho in return appoints him chairman of the
county committee. I : don't , know this man
Simpson, but be ilia - seakocog, or he would
not assist am In *.corrupt schemes -to
swindle theDentocreile ;arty, In all 'proba
bility he has an interest in someltailroad.—
Odell has his fither-ht-law nominated for
Treasurer; the-best, eau in the county. He
prints Republican ikkets with Much B. An
peanut- tnenvurrotnteroar .amity-ta, ft ..bnt. io _
swindle Republicans into his support. Is this
honest Is this Asia, 1 . Res the Democratic
party come to this? -Zech corrupt and swind
ling games cannot be endorsed by honest men
of any rortt. Hugh B. Anderson has allovi
li
ed himself to be uses a s a tool of Odell, and as
such should be coinkm ed at the polls by all
honest Democrats i
Now in concluslnt I ask my Democratic
bretherii all over tle co my to place the seal
of condemnation or th whole Of Odell's rot
ten concern at the dection, and after, that let
us re-organize and 'puffy the Democratic par
ty,uous put the brand otinf tmy upon Odell, kick
him overboard, aid -coal:di:4h the party
upon a just and Ail foundation, then
rally to its support -„,_ _ A DEMOCRAT.
MEI
INNIM
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Copperhead Olen In Elections.,
Judging from ..thtpperbead rejoicings
over the late tied() out friends might
think that the Repbßean party was about to
collapse and peas direly, out of existence.—
But that is not gnlktbp fact. The election of
a Governor in Calbrnia is the only point
n i.)
'gained over which se emocracy have legit.
[mate reason to red We are noCcerksin
a b out cengressmer upthat State, but it is
i
probable that twos em are Republican's.
'Now let us seer ba wonderful gains the
Democrats have tae In the only place'
where gains can .Lem any good—that is,
in the House of Reesbntatives (the Senate is
beyond their reacfo halfia century). The
relatlie strength'panics In the last and l l
present Congresuis follows:
- •
XXXLBCO_ • • .filth-Congrea
Steam. Rep.. Dem..: Rep., Des.
California 3. 1 0 9 • 1 •
Connecticut.. 4l 10 1 8
Delaware .. , . 0 1. 1 0 1 ,
Illinois . 11: 8 11 3
Indiana ' 9: 1 2 8 3 1
10wa.... 6 : I 0 6 0
Kansas 1 ": I 0 . - 1 0
Kentucky.... 2., ! 7 2 7
Malec 5 1 . 0 6 0 • -
Maryland .-. 2! 3 1 4 .
Ma.ssacbusettalOi. I 0 10 0
Michigan... . 6 -, I 0 • 6 .." --, 0
Minnesota...). 2( 1 0 2 0
Missouri '7 2 • 8 ' 1
Nebraska...:. (Y, I
1 .0 1 0
Nevada 1; I o 1 0
N. Hampshire. $ 0 " - 8 0
New Jersey- . 21 '3 a 2
N ew Y0rk...24 . 11 .'2O 11
.ohlo ...... i... 17 •2.• • - . - .16 , 8
Oregon... .x.: • 1 .:. 0- .• -• . 1 0
Pennsylvania-10 B.• • .. • .18 6
Rhode Island: fel , 0 2 0 -
Tennes s ee.... i 4 -8' 0 •
Vermont. : - F'' 'o ' 8 ,- 0
west virg inia. g, t 0.... :. a o ,
Wisconsin.:.. 4' , ' 1 a 1
T0ta1...144 47 147 46
It appears t - Republicans have gain.
ed two member the Democrats lost one
—the- Nebraskpber making the one ex
tra. With main three-fourths of each
Rouse of Conglwe think the Republican
oaria. will *mato snivive the temporary
cheek to Carol—Hai- 21*syrafih.
• There were number of bills before
the L,eg3dswinter, 'for the better
and mere htitu l selection of whims to
serve as Juronich of the counties of this
commonwealtiffe published an ab
stract of 'one of of these at that time, but
It appears that& of these then referred
to became the ,1 The following bill was
afterwards bre.up in the Legisdature,l
i m a ge d both received the appromd o
the Governor, now the act of the Leg
, w o w s on th df selecting Jurors in
j this State. .
Bitcwort 1. Poem 14/ the agent:timid
Howe of lees of the Guntson, wealth
p t g ie Assembly met, and ,
tie authority of same,
- ma lection, to be heW on the
second .October, Anno Domini
one hundred and sizty-sev.
Title i t Jury Lay!.
en, indtrteuniedlr. k ` thireafter, at inch +elec
tion,- the:qualified idiietors or-the several
mandlesofthip onanammussititsliallt&t*ln
the'alnew now 'provided, by 4 law;,for the ,
election Of other
mat' d6CeM, two Ober,:
tart tei t gli i tt ilo4 2- 0 11j4dic i i : tW er 1471111 : "It: :
aur n '
• • • afithres rine . ensainutheir
•-. • .. . -',2 - tha - Same- person, -or petionsi,
lobe ellgiblefor re-election more than
05101011 mu' perof fix years: ,Prookket,
"het each of siklquoatiodaslectont shall vote
Moos _persotroniy iss ,Inry coMmindoMwt
and the • two • persons bolos the, grea t est
aotaber of votes, for jury commissioner, Shall
Wanly elected jury commissioners for , such
county. - .
,-- littoTtna 2. ' Italuiff be the du of saidin
ry
_rommiadonera president 'ty
judge, or addi
d law judge, of the respective district, or
a meted °Mem, to meet arthe seat onus
tice of theireepectlye counties , at least thirty
doers before the did term of the court ofeom
moo. pleas. in every yew:, and thereupon pro
ceed, with doe ffil*e-- --, to select, alterna
tively, front the whole qualified -electors of
the respective county, at 'large, a number,
=Masa% the term of the court of pleas next
preceding shall. by the slid court, ' be dedg•
;toted, of - sober, Intelligent and judicious per. ,
sons, to serve asjurors, in the several courts
of such county, during that year ;tend the said
jury commissioners, pre judge,;or addi
tional ,* judge, or a materity of them, shall,
in the mode and manner now ' directed by
law, pia% the names of persons, so tmlect -4
is the temper jury wheel, and the mid jury
wheel kfc..W,-as pow required by law, shall
remain it; the custody of the saidjwy commis.
stoners, and the keys thereof in On custodyof
the Sheriff of said county..,
EINCTioN & That said jury; Commission
ers, and the Sheriff of the respectiVotounty,
or any two of them, shill draw from the prop
erjury wheel, panels ofjury, as grand jury
of the proper county,. and as , petit_and tra
verse jurors, for - 4,ke trial, of banes, in fact,
which may be taken m any actiol In any of
the courts, civil and criminal, of , t e sereral
n i
counties aforesaid, in the manner ow .prsc
ticed and-allowedi but before ; the id jury
commissioners and, sheriffs 11 roceed to
select, or draw, jurors, in th e ma n er afore
said, they shall severally take the, th, or af 4
s ia
fir:nation, now prescribed by w e le taken
by the sheriff and county camminfteners, be
fore selectingrutd drawing jurors..'4 ,
Buenos 4. That so much of any act or
acts of assembly of this comnionwealth, 'as
makes it the duty of the sheriff and county
commissioners;of any of said counties, to se
led and draw jurors, shalt be repealed, andi
cease to •have any force or" effect, from and ,
after the first day of Det.cfnber next, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred arid six.
ty-seven : Provided, That all acts, and parts
of acts of assembly. now' in force, in relation
to the custodY,l sealing and unsealing, lock
ing and opening of the jury wheel of the re
spective county,' and all acts and of acts
of assembly now in force, im posing any pent
any, or punishment, on the s heriff and coun
ty commissioners, . or either of them, for
anything done, or omitted, by them, or eith
cr of them, in relation to the keeping, lock-'
ing,-opening, - selling, or Wreaking the' seal, of
any jury wheel, or in relation .to the select
ing or drawing of jurors, shall be taken,
deemed and held to apply , to the said jury
commissioners and 'sheriff: .., ~ .
Samos & Each of soldiery commission
ers shall be allowed and paid out of the re
spective county treasury, two dollars and fit
,ty cents per . _ day, and tour 'cents per Mile
circular, from , the residence of the commis
sioners to the court houte. ,_
Sacrum 6. It shall be the duty of each of
said jury commissioners, to take upon him
self,
and discharge the duties of his said office,
under a penalty of one hundred dollars for
each and every neglect, orrefasal, to attend'
the same,,to be sued for arid 'recovered, be
fore any justice of the peace of the proper '
Bounty, as debts of like are now by law re
coverable; ten dollars of which shall go - to the
person sueing,nnd the residue to be paid to the
treasurer. Of the respective county, for the use
of the same. -
f_
tßiTor a r7i,ll.fternsurlay conintlisiculeti,
by sickness death, or other unavoidable
cause, to discharge the duties of said offlite, or
in case of neglect, or refuel, to serve thereon;',
it shall be the duty of the presidintjudge, in
such county wherein said vacancy may have
occurred, to appo int a
suitable person, "Or per
sons, as the case may be, possessing the qual
ifications aforesaid, to perform the duties of
mid office, during such vacancy ; and ,such
person, or persons, after having complied
with the requirements of the third section of
this act, shall proceed to discharge the duties
of , said (Abe during the remainder of the
term so vacated :
1 Preridell, That the provisions of this act
shall not apply to the • city of Philadelphia.
. JOHN P. GLASS,
Speaker of ttat Rouse of liepreettatativel;
LOUIS W. .HALL,
_,... Speaker of tbe Rotate:
APntorno—The tenth day. of April, An
no Domini one thousand eight hundred and ,
sixty-seven. , r" -.1 NO. W. GEARY. 1
Troslble,al. Aitletatte I•Cesitetery
•• • Dedication. • -
Prom all accounts the proceedings: attend
ing the dedication of Antietam Cenletety on
Tuesday were not in every respect of a char
acter to shed hon Ors entire lOyal North. At
the coneldsion of-Xi-Governor BRAnroftb's
oration, loud calls, from all quarters were
made for Governor GEARY. - and Governor
SWANN .was impotent to restore order. The
tumult alarmed President Join - sox, who w:
anxious 03 know if there were any rebel d
interred in the eetrietery. , Order- was how
everrestored through an'appeal from Gov
emor GEARY that the audience permit th:
programMe to be carried outas agreed tipo
by ,the
,Oommittee of Arrangements._ Th
order of exercises was then proceeded Wit
at the conclusion of which,,Governor 'GEARY
Was again called for. Ad h ie' was about *AO
commence his address,President Jonnsox and
his - followers, Including Governor Swarm, left
the stand, which mark of discourtesy was
greeted - with • derisive laughter from the
crowd ,Governor Gran made a neat ad
dress, in which he stated there 'were fifty reg
iments of infantry; five of cavalry and six bat
teries of artillery.' fmm Pennsylvania engag
ed in the battles of Antietam. Governor,
FENTON, of New York, delivered a brief ad
dress, after which the assemblage dispersed, a
largo malPFitranYthiarbut;pleased with the
ceremoW, , n of the op:ash:in.—Pins. Cm, ,
The Way To Do' It.
The sole - hope of the, Democrats hi this
State is based on the apathy of • the Repub
licans arising from over confidence. Their
plin of eamp,aign is to do nothing to awaken
Republicans intosetivity. At the same time
ixiessures arc being-taken to bring out the
De r rivoc, rattc voters—in fact they are 'always
' These farts should awaken Republicans
to do'their whole duty. Theis no change
iinong the people—no conversions to the
standard of Asnutew JOEIN/101%. There is no
pretense of the, sorti The people • are as de
termined' to- day as they. were last year, when
thb State gave seventeen thowand, and Aile- d
gheny countysearly eight thOxisand Repub
lican majorit ' There Is just one thing tobe
done, there fore. The. Republican ,voters
must he brought out. To this end our nEforts
should be redoubled and constant. It is not a
questioriof strength but its use. The wards,
townships and districts should be thoroughly
canvassed. There is time enough for that:
Practical missipnatingamong the mass of Re
pnblican voters is what •is needed. Neigh
horhood meetings and I frequent conferences
should be held, less foe, discussion with the
v i ew of converting the enemy than to insure
atill Republican votson the day of electionl
It Is not necessary to wait for the fi ction of
committees. Five—even threoa;Republl
cans in a neighborhood meeting together will
constitute knit the kind of comiul , •that is
required for the ocaudon. ,
is not it
ward, township, or a district, in which oiii
friends cannot make clean work of it within
the next week. Priendi! will you do it!
Pitts. Cvni. .• , •
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Wool Delaines,
Poplins,
Wool: Plaids,
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Common Delaines,
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and. • ,
Brown n. Bleached 'Muslin
from 1.0 - to-20 cants. ..
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. ura.sn -oweling 10; - ' 124 - aiia
15 cents. i' .. . . .
Tickings 12 to. 40 Cents.
Barred 141annels, a large assort
ment, cheap.
.Cassimeres, T*eeds Jeans,
White, Red and Yellow ilannels,
Table Diaperti, Blankets White
and Colored, Balmoral Skirts,
IloopSkirts,Batting, ,all
GREAT BARGAINS I
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DEPARTMENT !
Ribbed, liferbv, - 'White and
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Ribbed,. all Wool White and
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Plain Merinos White and Col
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Ribbed Cotton Hose.
Childrens l Call Wool Babnorals.
Ntens' Colored and White
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'Hats and Caps for Men and
Boys. *Custom made Shoes and
Gaiters for Ladies' and Children.
Call - every body and Ere for
yourselves you are not yet con
vinced at •
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'RED FRONT
Dry. GOds Store,
ROCUISSTER, PA.
Itaties.—Lettem of
11OfathNU Go U l m*
di• milk. of - &leg
Bea c, baring beta granted I
to O. 144x, 11s End er :
Mr
all mamma bad the saki mit e jo ie
to make Imastel late to
sad ea
payment. le kw.
elder Of &MO* illshat ele "We c't sal4 I mill make known theme's without delay
deeet
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neyellinilt • - --,
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to. T 313 ozessNr.cixiafor Ez_vlalcotrs.
* TT, la nomads? cd the estate of watering Rod
abekper. deceased . .
Ivor . Kt vdt isepostable nth, 188 . 4 on mak s b tu ~
DinitAintkizv Ihn Conn aPtrolat wok siz
N ... ,„ to make
W dastrfliution of the Ittak at ,
d aning In the handi J
of ohn Retro*, Ert orf ee VIII of add &mediators At, . o'
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c......) Tree extract front en record 1
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The Auditor appointed kr above matter lin 11 , k 4
for the ate or his 1 appointment, at Ida og..
New a ._ .,._ t = htoe
_NroltAnt, on the 2241 dry ad ; d er,
den t at 1 Wasioic A:. J 4, at which-dm and Oft ....!
des Is intend may attend if they see am" •-••
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esp.:lMM. - 1 _ .
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naming an the pea 40 fell aUtheakay inni e g
swam bade* and . tracing the authority or -
hook np to he Inspired runhole, thing a roat uou
,of Infirrardoe heretadne loam ep to v er y me fti .
costly volumes, leaking ace of the znompopula Nein
ever published. .
. AGIFIS •WANTKD,.
i ltapertellded agents, then, team seism tuhle
ors tad others should &Sauce toe.eircalstsgttu
•er Intormedcm. Address, s
• ERIGLICR, NoClMll4l.tts,
' amt ./atom, apl. Chestnut Street, Pb pi.
•
ORDINANCE .
B'llib.... RiA ngti CT "oi lrf .-Nf; H ttjgrigtaLdC°thiltiseri.l44:
enacte the authority of the same, that MI sad meri
theproumigation, of this Ordinance , th at the owners er
all Dogs and Bitches shall be liable to a lard o ne
Dollar ,per bead on each, and own! Dag an d 1,.. 0
Dollars per head on each 'and every Shell.
additional Bitch tbe sum of Pour Dollars.
smc:ad. nt Assessor tie required to %Neil l o w
Owners said D oor Bitches in like imuma at. .
other
propert dS y.
Sec . That the Collectorol Motet rae,tiesbi
is hereby authorized to collect said to ln the tome
manner 14 authorized by law for the collator, et et h.
er taxes fee the use of said borough. • • •
Attest .
JOSEPH REEVES, Frail Town Coone y
•.
- Joust C. CAutorx. Clerk.
Approvell Sept 19th, lad.
septS6 . 67:it. - Brow.,
GRAND • AIiCTIQN.
wilOtT,. & .DiCW;"
'
At 9 o'clock, A. V.. consisting of-,
Mens' D. Sewed Calf:Boots
" 4 • Kip . I'egged .
• 44 64 " 4 ' 6 * Balmorals
•A , " Gaiter . Beets
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" Kii - .o3rogaiis' •
Ladh4 Kid. Gaiters and Bali. .
gt> • Serge Gaitersilt.4o:eßoots
• Calf . Pegged Braliaiiitl9
Misses: Galters,, Sloes & Slippeis'
Childierie i3altriorals Gaitersand
Copper Tip Sl*,
Boys - Kip Boots; - Steel Heelg
and topperlip`
Valley thiOrenk„ :;hoes and
Boots
Ile above mentioried goodi xlll be sold regirdleild
coot.
$31!" 421 work erarrocd.
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THIRD STREET REAIc INTL
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Millinery - Goods,
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HATS.; TURBANS, BONNETS, - 1111:1403 3 .
. • FLOWERS, FR A MES,.
el ' intillng fn 31111tne4y LIPP. Wa selit
thing the ncasnn AU the I
Of Reis. TURBANS, BO SE &
soon se they sr. out :
Hats and Bonnets Altitred,Clear
ed,Dona 0 rar . peap•
YARNS.
Gana*land Hoop Skirts,- all Mods of 11 ° 41 /..„,„!
Gloves, French Corsets, Handl:readers, Buge,
mings„.all kinds of Batson . Paper Collarroa,
Laces, French Forms, Zephyrs, Intsnee, e m
Arnie Cloaks, Napkins, Tulles, Uhl° Cover' , vfi:
'l , lnings, Grenadines, Bunco And other Veil_
" it°34 Batting , Men's Shirts, Suspenders , Visb rels.
AC. -
finning and .Stainplng Doeli
,Order..,
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15m7thirtft distdrable In - oar Inle t Iv add,ed trove
Mott as soon astlntrodaced In the -market. rkW,
ble and
oar friends and th e anbllE for past Wows" ' boo
relOectrallr ask • continuance of the sure. Iros.
atm to Neste due cashmere. Oar s"
tide neighborhood or Memo:h. • .
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enteral ] , selected, and wt se ches4 loBo II
me lt.
WrGive use ealkand annals, Y°
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Third atreet,one door beloW the Soon*
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BOOTS &• SHOES,
THURSDAY, °dolor 3d; 1867
just receiving Stock or t.
TUE LATEST • .STILES
Of Evers; DtviergyA7.emi.
Aleo full Mica of
LATEST, STYLES
Of Even/Sind, Shade and Cam!
A good areortuivnt of
EMBROIDERY
Always on band.
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