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Beaver, ,Pa., December 4 . ; 1537.,
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L•; the ilk Of tli
tip Of,tlie commi
Itept•*plativar for tiro FortietkVo"pgress, it
Aviglie.sOOrthat, our nyinhbr front this Dts
-titot, (lion: Georg. V. I",a‘Vrenecp his a peace
'Otr7two of thorn, Viz: on Post plliclaud nst
'Roads, and on Alfricolture.
.0:i Friday of last week Horace Greely's
name wai'ire.Senteil trolie Semite for confir
!. Xrj Op •ns Minister to Austria. ye went
=thy - nigh' without opposition. -The use of
'his name in this connection was unauthorized
4,y him, and the position will of coime be ile
clified. Many, Ipok upon the Wlio4 proceed
• •
ing as a joke upon tae" - -.Teibune eartnr, while
not a few believe it to he a 4ileine'to get Mr.
•Greely out, ()Übe country duringl life nest
Presidential lie will not to how.
-ever:
- P. S. Sin&: the abdve Was i n lYpe %Ve liitvfi
feet:it-0 the Tea/tide of Pte. whit•li con
tains- the following from Mr. Greely: •
A:Card.
. -- ~ • _ , .
• I long ago resolve‘loot to decline any office
until. revonsibly invited to accept or become
a candidate tl.e -efor ; and as Uhave never had
• a ivord, or hint, from either the ,White Hiuse
.or the StateDeli:mown% that I had ben or
*Amid be nomin,iu• I to the Austrian Miss' a,
\;)
Trim not yerat liberty to decline a commissiOn
.whichlias not been and may not - be teuderf t d
me. ' In order however, to stop the 'waste
stationery by gentlemen 'who:desire the post
of Secretary of Legation, I am impylled to say
that "purpose not to leave my \ own country
at present—certainly 3 not till after the net
President is chosen. l.'PossiblY Gen. Burnside
mere he hi military Icouimand hpre, n1;0
,move me through a court-Martial; but:so far
as- may depend on my own choice, I ii . urpose
to stay on this side of the Atlantic. 11. G.
SSIaTANT A'rrO,RNEY GENERAL ISINRLEY
took occasion two . or three timeOluring the
p - 141 summer to assail Congress in as rude and
:rough ,a manner as hel knew 'how.. ,This wa'S
donein the' absence of his-chief, (stanbery.) .
Onthei_ . 26,th inst, Senator Wilson of Massa
*lnge:U.oo irluced c a hill will elf `p rov ides that
in the futhre the appoinruietrt of'an Assistant
Attorney ! ' General Of the 'United States shall
tesuliject to cofiflrmation by'the Senate. On
the intriAdetiori of this bill 'Senator W. Loa:
occasion to speak of the impudent and .unjus.:
tidable conduct. of Binkley in the cases refer-
Tea to; and should this bill bec'ome a law that
gentleman may look upon himself as having
been the cause of its . . enactment.
. .
• TILE Republican party, since: the close of
the war, has been in favor of affording pro
tection to the freed blacks by giving tbem the
ballot. It has also treaareilifferf in favr of
imposing wilitical disabilities upon some of
thOse who levied war or bore anus, against
the Government, and it has favored the atipp=
lion of such other me.tst; res as would prevent
'the recurrence of -another rebellion similar to
1 .
~..
the one:*ltieti ha, just been snislue4 Through
,:
-its Representatiies, — , is G ong•ress, ;, it
. Itaa :niade
..fliese viewso : poK,LoC. the : :Tegt.
.110 . 141t.:,04,
:.,country' . Tr)te,:Presitleitt-J - ohnson.has
'pleas
urably. thwarted the enforcement of laws
referred to, Ind that is no fault bf the Repute-
.. Scan party. ''' It showed by
.its acts that it de:
-sired to deal : in itly with the c•sloreil people Of
:... the Southern Statcs;.that it ‘I a, la' , laver of
44:1441.ng gattOrs;, tbat it Wi4i,:al'tlitr - covern- 1
meat 'to be ennit'44li.tl:4liol7447?;;VP:lol.l'..
- who had been - loval to it, a rid t.0,r113-.l.litise'4lo
. hail raisathe Sword or carrick tile, bayonet
•. against it. If its - counsel, are heeded nett
year the countt•y will have.lcll' l .:l :man as
GrWt; Chase, Thomas, or Colfnx, 'for Presi
dent, and Curtin, Grow, Witson or •Ilandin,
' for Vice President.: rot Secretary of State .
it would probably select T nu:Ault - of Illinois;
• for• Secretary. of tho,Treasury, Fessenden, , of
•31 sine; for Secretary of War', - Stan top, of Pen
:* sylvania;for Secretary:of the Navy, Fenton,
.:= of New York: for Secretary of the Interior,
Ilidden, of Wirth Carolina; and - fo: Attorney
- General, ,peed, of KeniuekY. - Adtninistered
' by own of this character, • the Government
would not Gal to plaints initself,againSt In
'ternal or external this, and also to see that the'
'credit of the,natton Was sustained, and even
. handed-justi'Ce. dealt out to tdlilf its citizen,
irnespective of race or color. • -,,,-
' ' The Deineeratie party at, the close of the
. war, and 'Since, his - steadily dented the right
of the freed blacks to the ballot; it has steadili
denied the Bower of Cong,ress to impose disa
bilities upon traitors, and it haiassuined that
• : the denial of seats hi Cotigre hi; the vanquish :
etdrebellsl4 an oppression too intlihrable to he
borne. ;It wanted and still desir l es to sec the
black inan in: practical . sulkjection \to his laic
Y master; it wanted and still- tlesireg„ to see that
int.sterlitstored ,to all the rights and. prtvilezes
- he enjoyed before the Commission of his crime,
. : and above atl does it • desire to see him again
in the house of4epresentatiVes and irt the
Senateocrackihilris whip and blustering and
swearing as he didlim years ago, If the °Ulla
:sub of that organization are heeded the noun
_ try will hest year have such a man as Seyiuour
()Mew York, for Pteattlent, antl-Vallandig
gam of Ohio, for Vice President. For Secre
tory of State, it would brobahly : choose Alex.
11. St,eo:ens, of;Georgia; „for Secreta7of the
, Trente.n6 - , - fl'ondlothn, or Ohio; for Secretary
, :of War,-Bertureguard of Louisiana; larSeere
. tit ry I.f the Natvy. 'Seddon', oPNorth Car 4ina;
... for s:-errtary bf the Interior, \Vise, of V rgiill
!:-- hi;' a atifo; At ron:cy General ; Black ~. Penn
: sylv;:nia, i'i'i:, .ante Blark wirAtleclareil
yilik A lA,. , rlit'y l ;Viler:ll in IS(thtliat-liteGov
,.. ern witatt !aid no Citimutilli,aial power to pro
- Icet its own life.) etintrolled by men cif Ili!.
c h„....„ th ., x the (:; ,, veroitieot would ntakevlitiLa
. • feel& if any effort tot:I - tint:du it, own exist
enee. - . ; T/i:ebo:it CaUSk would lodged ilia be
lost; - Tale; de4bands of Davis. Toombs_ anal
.. their rebel assitelatie: \ Cr:al Id he listened to aye:
quietlyaequies'eeil in as they we:•e•herort.;:ttid :1'
a dissoltitiou" of i t lie_ cup ntry 1‘.1..i again pro
• v;•tit4.o, it tytitill oily be e;tceted by a sato',
... Ike ill liter deadiroosure: equal 'tit LIIZa-Aleilti)
• :Amide. for the- sanie iiurpn..e. The people,
. therefore, Cannot and inuAt. not trust these .
' men. , 'l'llitt they isa: , reimitors to the eount: - . -
ill:it-ail-ti? .ti - ; and 'it: 1.,':, insurer of 'I: i. , tory -;
:111.1t;!.11 !bey . 0 ill till its plaeus of poWcr, it'
ill' Dell
. ..e:•;eic party -1 . .-- ~.e•-esfil l tuC::t y,..ar.'
and tbon Rlay their old ) - 7-- ;ilt . 11 . ,-a , .011 again, •
. j,.a. CI ; fain es ,leylf to glom: 1\ 1;1 w right. .
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Tat President's minuet message wall - seat
- to Congress and leailiothat4 bOsly on 'Tues
day. H. is said .to bi quite ;lengthy, •and
contains about the same vowsannoOnced by
the President one year ago; He. still insists
that the - Southern members ',.of Ooniress
, .
(avowedly rebel) thould beiilinitted to geats
without delay, and argties with considerable
feeling against the constitutionally of several
aell..of..Csntgreis paters.l7withic..::the last tlio
or . etirs,:-' t On financial fluestiona' he -.said to
•1
I :l;giveekvitii sec4titiMtjull4ll„ *r ad=
ing idea is a contraction of the currency , • •
anearly return to apaeielia3lnents," The
melt -Sage will appear in next week's Argus.
irteeA.of the }louse. of
MEE
fiN'ILTOII lia3'prepareda pnan - cial
bill, whielr he Will offer this week. Thief:
iiitemhal to cover the whole g. o uud of bonds
and currency. It provides fora six" pee cent
bond, to rim . thirty years, principle and inter- I
est payable 19 coinoit the phatsuro- T of the I
Government, aft/. ten years. Oft interest,
ftve'per cent. is to he paid to the holder, and
one percent. retai \led in lieu of National and
State taxes. •:The half of the one -per cent. is
to be . paid to the'lltitate.S in propotion to
• popUlat ion,. and the other:lt:dr - 'lO create -a
sinking' fund for the payment of the' Prii
paloftlteloan.• The Odderi of legal tender
notes are to have the tight to convert them
into these bonds, an afterward convert the
bonds into legal-tender notes . , as the chrrency,'
may be heeded. • ••
Impetirliment. 1 '
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The
The attempt . lb_ galvanize
~ the , iinpaanii
meat project into a party measure will fill
—has already failed. The -proposition to set
in motion the machinery of party for such an
object was itself as reprehensible as anything
that Mr. Jclinsdn has done. The ini . peaeh. :
giant ()fa President is a proceeding that should
/enlist no 'feeling, no ptirpose!, no influence, not
.in exact accord with justice, the - gravity 'of the
occasion, and the - consequences that may be
the'result. . The court is the very highast in
the land—one that seldom convenes. Any at :
tempt to 'pollute its prOceedlngs with party-
Ism would . evince a spirit worthy of the seve
\rest condemnation, 'and 11*(4 who in'thisin
:lance have pro posed - it, have betrayed just
what Unworthy • leaders „theY' arc. , If the
court which must try the President, V:he:is
tried at all, can be controlled by King 'Can
'
ens and run by 'party machinery, ~ then - any
Court ip the land can be.' If, is impossible to
Fonceive of greater corruption than this
'would be. If i Mr. John Sen; or any inan,icall
ly•should be impeached, .it should . be the sol
enin act 'of the great' corAtutional Tribunal'
which alone can, dolt; and
_any. attempt to
overawe oi l in any manner - interfere with its
judgment, or influence, its decision, would be
equally an attenlo to pOltute the very foun
tain of law and Inatice. The 'propOsition to
Iset in motion ,p4,Y. machinery 'affords the
'best evidenceinthe world that there is not
enough fact, in the case to insure. - coritietion ;
that law and justice nust be set aside and the
proceedings brought down to the JeveVof par
ty polities, Ufa/or the control of unscrupu
lous leaders. -. • • _ •
As we bare. f said, weifojedee that, the • at
tempt bas fated. If Andrew Johnson is woi
thy of hnpenclunent, let hitute impeached;
but et it be done with decency, and let it be
,t ,liofiloleitin act of the highest tribUnal known 'in ,the lippithlie.—Pittsbargh Corn.. Dec. 2.
k.ittiWifee t eived !real:Ube:hands ,of-Ho
'Grt - ,rilrriirrinc'e of trrt7D.istrict, 4 iTie:re • -
port'of the Commissioner of the General Land
nffleo for the year 1866. It is a very interest
ing report, and gives us a general 'knowledge
of th r &puhlic land- system of the 'United States.
From an extract. from the report of the See
•retary.of thexlnteriur, pliblished in Commis-
Aoner pepOrt r we . learii that during
Jtine 18.60", public
itmdg .- bre iliaPesed titakietAlhil
laerineatd for cash, ........ • 988.-
••• ,sot,oredmndes the 3:tom:ate:hitch,- • 1,V12,:i16.C6
loepted with thin tory. warrnuts .14 - 1,1r4.0k9
I ` 4 ' op Moved to States as swamp 1 tatter .!v
ap .roved to St.,tc-'4 for railnaatis Ot ze.tr.o:
" 1 •ated-mitts grit.ultural
\- 1
Dt -log the same period 6,•123,95.1.18 acres
w'er - offered for sale. ' The cash receipts from-I
otiicr sources wertS $824,613 The
milinlicrr or homestead entries exceeds that of
tht4receding year by more than sixty per
cent:
•
There - a e sixtyone land districts and teni
sue:A - eying departnieMs. During the past yeae
ry eying operations. live been prosecuted
with energy in Alinnemita, Dakota, Kansas.
r'N i eliraska, Colorado, California, .0 regon, Ne
,...vada, and Washington, but have neen - defer
red on account of Indian hostilities in New
,31exico and Arizona. The anomalous, coudi 7l
lion oi • n1 hies iu Utah has prevented any r
„ismee Ace the year At that date
two and a half Million acres had been survey-,1
ed. In ardent hat they may be disposed cTit' 4 -
is'recominendi:d that,u, land dtk,rict be. c:cat
cd in that Territory..'
The entire'aincitutt of the public doniain is
140,4 - 68,-800 acrjs, of which 4 . 74,160,51'acres
h,tye been surveyed.
ANqiiiporlant. resolution was offered fn the
'Louse Of Representativeson the 2Gth inst. by
Mr. Ross Illinois'. It 'directed 14 Com
mittee On Dinkity, andturi•eney to report a.
Ifillas early as potsible, withdrawing the Na
tional Bankrrencyaod substituting Green
backs in their sl,-41, motion to lay this'
resolution \ on tiw table was lost by a vote of
5 .1 1 to 101, the western uterobers„Without
ttutton of party voting in the negative. / The:
silbject . was finally: referred to the committee
without Ilvtruo4ons; The ri u to,lay on the
table, however; is ii•Oked bpoO as a disposition
on the part of the House to legislate the-na;
tional bank (Arcola thin, out of existence
TtlE,tttal• or .TediDavisauts been postpone(]
again, 'this time Uj -Maieh 20th, 1868. On
(Tuesday of last wi4.k the, case wascalled up in
the United States Court now in ses43ion - at
Richmond, but the proseeittion stated that:the
Government was not ready tti - Put Davis upon
; •
, his tliattahea. ilt is itllcged Chat ali
thergovertimeni and the ere - nee—are anxious
that theellit:lJtiticesh. priside at the
and,as he could not tie resent\ on the 20th, it
k
-tray thought atayisabit: o f postpone the case
Funtil March 20th, wile: it is anhouticetrChief
ustiet Chnse w ill •pos iidcly lie thete to con- ,
d net I.
Ti!rikwiections leStiibeing over the books
iltayi \ l!elposte4
/I:frit/iota New I.l3ntp
-1 shire, Werrtint, ..7.linsm , litt.etts, West Virgin
'olll( I, lowa,
Wiseonsin, Kansas, Nebra.ska and
)tisottri. Fifteen.stale.,•.
Donoreilt!'e
.lersty: Maryland, Pennsyliahia. and
(;:'alifoyni.t. six._ F;tati,:;.
That's the c?. - te.ut 01 the sht)w'er
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Ocean Corre;imaiienif;
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es 1 - gIP - Place , l'oiidivPdt!'
few days agcr,' efollo.wing*erestinilotter,
itrAten.by Or 4lov . rr.ii, foiinyly . ep. nneetbil'
witli,the 49tidet0y of his p4on..
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I '''' .. '‘WeAi.o3.lrX's7Ang'...2l3;, 1867.
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• Dees Fnizra) ErionEs :. Have .you ally
retnetOranee - pf - A4mingllblifk friatt
State" Nio.once o elgured as "School- 3 - '
in Beay . nr;'AtOeiny ? 430 yotiii::'
rooming in School gall, next
,doo to a7littfe .
slim fella*, it:liii" iiipetrifiefi`maiii-linl -- te - vii
eould be prevailed on to. look. at. the, Mils?
Can you recall the fact thatedd "Yorker" af- .
;Or enjoying the fellettle.simd, enduring the
trials of a boarding school, suddenly de,
ed, thereby, causing
,gr'ea't consternation as
not!' ligle scandal amoiii, the ,goodpui,staid
peopie of Beaver? - ' •. ;:r ,i - v ,,,..
as w
. .,Well,l am_the chap! . Trueteachingschtloi
seems like a dream, and all the pleasant hour s 1 1
with Beaver friendF, like something of the
long ago; yet as I let- ray thoughts run backe
tiosd times Come back as pleasing memories:
Forgetter' Beaver? By no Means, though my
long delanin-writin'f`sitight make it seem so.
The truth" S I have so much writing . to do
qua I really can hardly find time- for farther .
correspondence. PeThaps too I May never
write you again, if so no in a Ifigg.time, but ;
mupt write this once to tow: that I ‘have !not
fl Ati . ii your mn , - - kin nesses towards me.
forgot. yo, many
I ran off in such a hurry that I did not bid
anyone a satisfactorily good bye, and Prof. T.
is the ' Only one I have written to since.' Iloiv
strange theapant• few months seem ! Titreq
months ago t teacher in a alet country toil
now a sailor toy four, thousand froM,
home upon, the brood - Pacific. I Can han)ly
realize it . thongh the ship is rolling , to-night
so that it is almost ImpoSsible to nse•it pen.—
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Am I sorry that I came 7- Not in the least, I quently driving a droN'e of twenty more.—
shall not 'make a'ilirtune,. but the expelience The foreigners here are eldefly(lontions 'arid
will be of great value to me. Already . " have Italians, of 'Whomn there. are IhOusands, .but
seen enough tp - pePerme.for all the trptilde, there are also many Frencluilen, and a con :
Indeed there his 'been, nor trouble about it, siderable number 'fir Americans. Our gods
ba it has seemed tilinost like a constant pleas- ter, Gen. Hoyey,la a splendid. looking {tar+
ure eicenrsion. Title, I have not yet become 1 and appears to be a perfect gentleman... 'Two
used to-the potion of the vessel so that I feel Idays ago I.took a horse-haqk ride amonethai
perfectly well when.at sea, but I have not been mountains. :Think. of it %Climbing a spur
really sick at
New
Now for the trip Our' of the Andes, all by myself on the back of a
voyage from. New York to Aspinwall was Chillan pony: . . The -road is_ sinipli a mule
verfpleasant. Of the first two day s out I path zigzaging.urikfte Side of 1,,1is mountain,
would mtlier,not . give the Partieulara, though
I haven very snorting recylkCtioiir,of. them; over rocks and tlitettes, and in paCes altogel IF .
but. Isan sak that I have spent few days ihiny Cr to straigpt upend down to lie pleasapt for
1 n green-horn like myself The anoiv capped
whole life, as tall of enjoyment as the remain- 1
I peaks of the Andes Proper stretched inlamras
ing six were. IVe.eame
magnificent Stearner,'and the accomodations I
b y the Arizona, a ; far as theeye can reach-.—while ia th e • :oppo.,
site`direction the great. Peeific stretches out
wereas good as one could ask for. The-par-
ty alMaid, between six and seven hundred al - '
its broad exPanses. ' How 7 you:VOlti enjoy
suclAt ride ! Come down
_here and- we will
together, Was truly both :i'genial and conger - : go -
.:
1 union such arlreatures together. But the.
hil one So much so that it was with real re
gret that we bade the Arizona. good 'bye— grandeur is. nothing comparedi
- iith
.that
which I experienced coming down the coast.
Aspinwall is the most, filthy, disgusting city I
We had a very strong head wind from the
ever was in, and it wai with great rejoiein.* ,
South most of the time and the sea was very
rough. The Wateree ii very long and, rode
that we started across the llstlimus. If ow
shall I describe the ride: A was fenrlionrsori the waves beautifullyisto that we were able to
exquisite- pleasure! Forty-seven . ' miles a t I set the table and take our rations regularly,
tropical splendor! It miinta be appreciated Iby occasionally .seizing the dishes when , a
ivithout being seen. Vaua:l-is armuchlarg- heavy sea struck ns. It was grand 'to sit on
cr;
cleaner, more interesting plice thauAspin- 'deck and
,Atc.h the monster wa%'es roll \ up ap
wall, and )G should have -like(' tar stay. there a i patently - alit - Tait - 0 sweep over us, nifil then
few week.shad it not been so hot.. We spent have the shin tise.np, up, up, and then go
ashort time very pliasantry.wanderirig about down into i • Melt' trough. Oh! there is a
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the city. The ha rbor a t Panama is a very.fine
_gmndeu , ~. • .1.: oedark..tlutt.li not seen
. '.- ' -0 . •
one thoughpar"c vessels havn,i4s anchor out a s , w ~, ~, ,
_! 4 :.• 67; have an
.o t Kotiunity
- ....116uft.AU4 . 41 - . - '47vi
together with . the Mountains around the city 1. will a ff or d iiia,,, ans.iat-sea-sickuess scare
make a really charming picture.: 'Nye: found I you. I must b=rag this alreadylong letter to
the itiatrix awaiting 'us there, and after tlino
t aglow, as I have just. learned the the mail is
days delay,did on the evening ofthe ist d i so ., to leave.. Give my re:gard triryour annt,
June, set . sail - for Cellist. The -J slips bottom tag your -4•lntleresting Criend" in'yonr .neigh
had bceenie very foul, - as orders forbade ),,,,i n ,..„.iija ge. pl ease ;Elsa retrier*rone.p.
.1
Pmf;Taylor. Bro. Dr,ivi, and 4i.. tho cold' .
. making mare than a certain nnmbcr of tarns
hie; iiiinute. - , , ourispeed,:, : wiis not greaV- ,We, 1 Acadent.V."l)nys,'' and . any: others .z.tvii . o ti:.3 it:
steamerdong,,in sight of lAN lnosi - of . the-1 enquire:. i suppose school has_ cli)scd, littn9i.:
time,o.V. : lo:ctune :lc:painted vs tt my utiel Wi ili:lt gelid 'any messages 4o the . Seminary
theways of the ship, ;lie..o . g4 l ttigkcif ; 110 ', girls. Please write me a long lette4arul be-
navy, &e., Tin weather-Wis all that could bu 'eve me - • Most l tncml i Y .K. Yftr .
x :,-;;I :E4.1.: ' --.,
i desired, the sea cad in,..... and . everythiig ,such as, .
Ito make thc voyage voyagers •piensaid (Me. 'lndeed I . .- ' ' •a - '-, - - ,
guess-the Pacific well deserves Its lamas. at
least hi, the tropics, i though I suppose t#►erc
are storms enough bath itt the extreme North
and South. on the evening of the 19th, we
came to. anchor in tlijs Bay (Canna) and sincc
ttenfluiVe been enjoying ourselves seeing the
sights. Bbfore I take you ashore, however, I
H irrEist tell yott a little; more about our• life
I aboard , ship:
ThelVateree is an iron ve.Fsel Of the class
called ?double endets,"4od is a dean, comfor
table, and quitelt largq- Steamer. • The- Cap:-
tains chin is neat and' cazy, and alrend •
seems very much like home to me. The Capt.
the Paymaster and myNelf are to be the only
ones, in our mess. 134,,thrq, we atu live just as
vc wish. Mere is tiulte it library ahcarti - anil
{that with my law books will loop mein-read-
Sunday had -Mit ;been 'Observed on board
this ship in a longtime before Capt. Gillis took
command, but he ha made a great change.—
Sunday morning he rcads'the EpiseoPalser
vice, and in the afternoon ive are to :have Bi
ble class. We 'started a regular IVodbesday
evening pray i errmeeting,.and -the men have
become so interested that they ask per-Mission.
to have prayet' meeting -every' Friday
iug. • We combine cla.s*and prayer meeting,
andlnyte had ionic most excellent tittles, sev
eral men, who have .fortherly been - members
of the church have conic out again s 'imd .a
nutuber of others have been converted.!. -
. ,
There has already been a gicat chntige."and wt
trust tlift - Veld IVi - gic will gn on:: And now for
Sonth ..g.MFrica. Ast.r :1.4 I hive..seen this coun -,
try ll4vebeen disappointed, but in so ac re.
F513 , !Cf8 - 0MS:0111y so. The whole coagt ' front
l'anauut doivn,,with 'here and there an excep
tion where there is a city. is a dreary svaste
The mountains run along near, thaeoast, and
there are sonic grand elows;liut theY have no
a sign of Verdure from basetiisuunnit.. some
of the peaks are covered' with snow, - and arc
really grand..Thcre are almost innutnetably
1 peaks visible around • tilillt, and all present,
the same barrezniass. This Bay of colloals a
iI very important one:indeed, Lima andAral
praiso are the eitiii - of this -ca.st. The old
. .
city of Calloa probably cover r/1 znest of What
i is now the harbor, and the islaitil of San Lor
enzo, on the south-we.st side" Of the bay,,. was
thrown up by the same earthqualta which
sunk the city. The prestajt : eitytif Callon is
notrvery uttractive . nad 1.1 important siMpli
1 itslhe seaport of . Linta.
_The hitter city is
several miles distant, but there is a 'railroad
1 connecting the. two places. with trains -run
t itintlaihnoSt everY hour, so _that there is but
, liti le trouble :2; et i lug about. . What calk I say
44:Lima ? that Lima of - which- so much has
,ili.e a w; i :ten.'Perhaps as yet I ein hardlylire
._.
li • 3 -,
=II
Y
OM
NM
BIM
lEEE
med Ao,ea7iress an
.iireere
kip ;
nit neceisary tp sax,
ent froln .r anytliing
fact 101,
Very fdw;OVei-twiPs
one story, btuk so bellakl
tOifiliCh this countr •
Ulu edea--rii*
lw - 7 r
•
ethief4k, hada' .
\ Waft
•I
flp_efe*€ 'On the , outside th eme very
rough and forbidding,and7-tlie-itoragprwicifiar
rin.ea a well as Peoph3lll
l'Cr:nt dear," reminds mettireiblytif
►ble at home. BO_ 99g11, • !-Qt#4ioll „
, y of thri'dwellinga A re triaitWenginahli.
' ere is a great amotO4lif
' itl.pa*l
'aluilitany of the famine:a Noppart aaVle hard
ly equaled Probably in tie Was rip
one &lig 'day and aaN a ittl4,ll/1/1
in religious, 'display. dila Jett • _
which oic the remains ofrizzlr, is ttry
IWA but in a very anetentltile of &rib
,-. The Almada—the'linh}ic pafilk—is
a splendid plac e, aridandeed thosgsiat delight
fill refreshing spot Mlle: city; with_ all Its
wealth, and splendor, —l .4 "slieApt are Ao
make Linia my - ,home. reets.,of these
elites her/Fare . very narrow .4..teicliedit
paved. It is a torture to lde ft lib % 4 asinine,
'and there is but little of ft :doneiiaost people
,
vhr - :fering thesaddie ilk filth and
who Tide prefering the. ,
tirt of the - city is carriedoff ia{izaivs which
run through the middle of the itbetsand are
uncovered affording rich fare to, the turkey.
,huyzards which are everywhere Jfeen. ~H* o w-s
ever, sewers are being built throne% thel.pfin
cipai streets, and one will soon be abletoitnall
about-without being so disgusted.... There-axe
some fine horses here, but asses aril used as
beast of burden. One muleteerpis seen . fre-
The I
. - .
Srmiqin CortrAx has appointed ;tit& ti;
lowing efflumiliees to serve in thtillOgliq
Repr i mentatives for the Fortiatit Congress.:
Ol}, ELOcTioss=—Messrs. Dawes'of Massa
chusots, Scofield of Penn , :ylvania,..Upicin • of
Michigan, Shellabarger of Oliio,..3feChirg 'of
Missouri, Cook of Illi nail,- Poland' of, VOr.-'
'omit, Charter ofiNcw-Torir., - Ksmoflndiatui.
WA ya#,lgn Siyalis—tk:lichekci4:oltiN-lioop: .
er of Massachusetts, Moorhead,of Pelinsyltat
nia, Allison oflowa, Griswnld — ,of ,New• York
Logan of Illinois. Mayliord - .'rof 'Tooneasec i
-,Brooke of New-York, and irsblack. of lOdianiii, 1
BASKOM a.ito CcituExin---Messra„ ,'Pant
roy oi n NeW-York, Hooper, , ofllasablinsetts,
Rockland - of Ohio, Lynch .ofMaime,litibba rd
. of West Virginia, Judd of Lliktois, Coburn of
Indiana, Road/ of PennsylOnia, Asrisei of
New-York. ' • .
= . PACIFIC. 11..tir.nomv-"—Prieit of rtrifOlijiby
'of California, Donnelly of ldhiriesota,A3tark
of Kansas, 3lallory of Oregon, Al lison of 16:
'wti, Griswold of New-York "I.iogan 'of Illi
nois. Maynard of Terniessee.,„:l3rodb OfNew-
York, giblack of Indiana. ......"-ik. ' . . • ._
, Ary;norutkrioris---Steverts of Pennsylva.
i nia,Witiliburne of Illinnii; SpankllneOf Ohio ; .
1 Blaine - ,of Maine, Beaman of 34chigan, „Butler
of Massachusetts, Kelsy of Ne*-Yur4, - ,RAcips
of Maryland; and Efehoison of Delaware.
C Lints—Messrs, Diugham of Ohio,'Washt
burn°. of Itlass(Ehusilits, Ward of I(ew7York,'
lloimart of Indilfna, llarding.of IllinoikCobb
of Wisconsin, MercurofPenn,,SYltink;Stokes
of Tennessee, HuMard of Cornie Merit
,-. •
.CoittmEncx—Messrs. Washhurnenf Illinois,
Eliot of Massachusetts, Dixon .of Rhode Is
land, O'Neill of Pennsylvania, Eggleston of
Ohiii, Ilitrnphrey of .Ness-York, Saiivyet of
Wisconsin, W. 11.iltokrtaws of New-York,
Artekof California. •
• Ptcnote Liwas.—Messrs. Julian of I
Dliligs4of Michigan. Glogabranner of P l =
Tanta, tfonnclly of Minesoin, Eckley of Glaio;•
Anderson of Missouri, I). It. Ashley of ..NO4'
vada,- Hopkins-13f Wisconsin T r - of New
; ~
York.
PosT-oFriens • NM t‘cri-RoLiii)-Xonir&-
Farnsworth of in (ij, X Fitly. of Michigan,
Lawrence of Pen Ivanni; R.. W.. Clarka!of
.Ohio, 'Lincoln of -1 - 1471;;Lyneli of 3fainei
i t ‘
Hill of New-de ' fiVePT'llerr`YOrki-JOhn
son of California- :* '. W. - 1.- 4' '" " 4 A : f ' .". " - 4.:.
• DisTnicr O F LuingA-it
, itigtr.
f toll of Illinoili, ker of Oh‘O. in, Of
i
MassachusettS, . Ciecingli n of Maryland,
I .Koontz of Penn‘fdirania,- Woolf of New-York,
e nr Williams of *lndinba, ala Y. 7- - Test-Jerseys
Van horn of New-Yor k.",
~,,.. '
J tucuoty-3lissrs. Wilson or Iciiii; 401.1t
well of Micisaelin.tti, Thomasof Maryland.
1 . ..Wi11i - aim of Pennsylvania, Woodbridge of •
Vermont,. Lawrence of Ohio, Churchill of
Nem.Yoric, 'ford/tali of IlliziOls, Eidri4gc of
Wisconsin. ',l• , -- . . • -
REvOrxmiox.litir CL ainsilessiii'Waril. of
New-York,Sievena of Newlampidfire, Nunn
of Tennessee, Triiipbridge of Mithitim, Law-1
ranee of Ohio ; Potsley of West Vir la, Rob
ertson ' offfew-Ydrk, EAlridgg 0f.... Wisconsin,
Von' Auld* orPconsy lion's. - ' , • ,
. PtitLlC 'EXP 7 .S_DITUimaI - 31 = ' Hulburd
or Isitn . . - -york, l3rooluall'of Penn4plviiniai .A.
W. Hubbard litlowa, Plants of dquo, Brom
mell of Illinois, Coburn of Indiaria,,Peters of
Ilse Catmnlittetis:::s::-:
ork;•4eirr of. Pennsyl
,
.rms—nessrs. Ortf; of.
lowa, Woodbridgt of
Pennsylvania; Trim.:
NewL'York, Bci
Hamilton of..- Ohio,
ire. Morrell of Penn
achusetti, Sawyer of
rmont, Sely c'of New.
Afecticut, Van Trump of
— tie M
At ruttump - essrs. Trowbridge of
Michigan, G. V. "Lawrence of Pennsylvania,
"Ifinfoofiiti - cif r illasonrit, Fields
of New York, Wilson ofohio, Loughridge of
lowa, Kitehen of West, Virginia, Johnaan of
California . • • • „,
, INDUS Amitits----Messrs. Windom of
Intlnnetrota, Hubbard of lowa, Clarke of Kan
*as, Ravi of Illinois; R. T.' Vim ,Horn "of Mis- •
Emir', Scofield of Pennsylvania, Shanks of In
diana,'Taffebf Nebraska, ilfungen of Ohio.
litHrxrartz.. 41.FEAras--Messis. Gar fi eld of
"Ohio, Pile 'of Milsottri. Ketcham of New-
York, Washigrn of Indiana, Dodge of lowa,
Raum or Illilllms,llswkins of Tennessee, Sit-
•sw of New-Jersey, Boyer. of Pennsylva
nia.'
3lnzru—PiiineOf Wisconsin; Harding, of
Illinois;Buckland of Ohio, Banks of Massv,-
chusetts, Gravelly of Mis...;ouri,.Blajr of Mich
igan, Shanks of Indiana, Adama of Kentucky,
At:l=x of Pennsylvania.-
. NAVAL AtrvArits--;•Ma.ars. Pike of Maine,
Kelley liennsylianiii, Twichell of Masia
chusetts, Stewart of, New-YOrk, Starkweath
et of Connecticut, Ferry:Of Michigan, Stevens
of New-llanipshire, • Archer • of. Maryland,
Hailjlie of New-Jersey. - . - •
FOREIGN AFFAins--Messrs. Banks of Maa l .
*sachusetts,'Orth of Indiana. Cullom of Illi
nois, Washburillof Wisconsin, McCarthy of
New-York,l3 hit r of Michigan. Myers of.Penik.
sylvania, Robinson of-.view-York, Morgan, of
Ohio.
TEnnrmitms-tllesars. •.1.. M, Ashley of
Ohio,
CullOni of Illinois,' Marvin of New
york, lliinter of Indiana, Taylor of Pennsyl
vania, Mullens Tenn&See, Mitre of_Nebras
ka, -Wood of New-York, - Hokhicisd of con-,
necticat.•
. •
- - -
• REVOLUTIONARY AND' WAR, OF 18121Pipx
sioNt.--7Messrs. Loan:of Missouri; 3luliens of
Tennesmie, Price, of Washburn of 'Mas
sachusetts, 'Miller of 'Pennsylvania, Oelye fof
New-York, Washburn of I ndiana, Burrof
ll
linois; of New-York.
burAnin I PENSIONF—"Mes;i.rs 4 i, Perham* of
Maine, Van,Aernan of Nee York, Benjainin
of Maine, Hamilton of °bin:Mirth of Tennes
see,Millcr (if Pennsylvania, l'oTsloy of West
.of Far of New-York:
ITO.Cos '44:1411 CANALS—MeSSTS COOk,Of Il
linois, Cornell.of New:York. Wilson of Ohio,
Cake ofrenrisylvania, NeWcomb'ot Missouri,
Dodge Of lowa, .lileCarthey - • of, NeW-York,
Kerr of Indian_ j a , Barnum of Connecticut. • ,
3lnsmsawo:.'illiami AFFAIRS OF. CALIFOR
MA—Messrs. 21:14iley of Nevada, Drig,gs of
Ohio, Ferris of New-
York.. Hunter of Indiana, Mallory of Oregon,
Woodavtril of Pennsylvania.Sitgratrot ofNeW-
Jersey.‘„ • , • ,
FREU.D}ItN"S.AFFATIII3--,- 4 MCSarS. Elot
Trimble, Tenn., Loan. Mt.. Paine, Wis., PIA,
N. .IL. Morrell, Penn., Baker, 111.,
Lfote/47,-lad, Conn.,
. EDUCATION AND LAttott—rkiker, PL, a
rey. Bootweli, Mass., S. T.
Wilson,Penn., Cornell. N. Y., Gravelly, 3 0.,
/kiwis, N. Y., 'Stunt., M.!. • ' •
' CoINADE A ND.W . EIo DT'S AND 3ILASI:ILE.
Judd, 111., ;;with, Vt., Per is,
N. Y., Hill, N. J., Carey, ()nisi. L'xit.ll, Cn .
• PATENTS—.ICiIdieS..It: 'l.. Myers. n.,
G'llanier, y., Broinwell,'lil., Peters. Me. ,
PUBLIC BuiLPINGS OILDUND'3=-CfiV.C4C,
Penn., 'Van !form .N. Y., .7obb, Wis., Mimic,
N. J., Nitham , n, Del.-, • -
mln LTNVlNisitsnillcsni
land, Vt., Willson;, lowa, Pomeroy, N. Y.,
Windom, 3linfi:;..l7;irsladl, Ill.'
.311 I.E.\ GE—Anditrson, 3I); Plants, Ohi o ,
Van Aernarn. N. Y., Rama; Ill.', Getz. Prim.
AccorNrs—Bnicanall, Penn.. .F4dey,Oliio,
Arnell, Tenn., Y 31(1..
' ''R•CrSiDITUILES OF ;STATE
Clarti6; . ol3iCk.rreimAroi.;l47:
EXi'MDITIVREB Or TURA:SIJIIV --- 4/g..r..41tT. ,
- NrEsT-31essriii.,111a1iffp; N. Y .91 . arkwattlp
er, Conn.,-.Taylor,;Llteith.; Kitchen, W. Va.,
Robinßof,:ft. • • • .
..
. • EMPEit Drrti£S nF WAr." tIEPARTSIEN
tiViiliams, Pa., • Gar
field, Obio,Stcwart, N: Y., Ph 4, Md. , -
.E.SrENTITL'ILES of NAVY DEPAUTSI4IVT
Atessfa. Daives, - Mass.,' Van
Wyek, Y., Thotnas, Glas.Orenher,
P 14:: ' •‘ •• " • • ,
POsT,-OrF Ler.. Dr.rAßT
zunit-t-31esscs..Pike,- Elgaleston, O)dn,
0 eil, Ketcljaui, N. •
or Ikrr.ntOn.DEr,tit'rz,lmirr
—Mdsrs. llubbard, IV. Va., liounti., I Pa.,:
N. Y., Michell,. Mass., 21forgaii, !
Ohio.
„, • -.I -
.x.m...nriuriEs or • rrriT.lC ntri.nrims—
.Mossrs.lWasliburne(Wiß., Dixon, H. L, I
Y., R. T. Van Rohr, Mo., ilicher,
CoSmirrEr. o c Linn tuy—MOß4is.
'Ballwin • Mass., Prayer; -N. Y., Spalding, •
Ohio: • ,
JOINT CoMIIITTER,QX:PIiIXTING-31e4srs
L411)..N. Y., Eh, N, H.; Clarke, Pa.
JOLNT C&MMITTEF. ..ExEOI,LETI
iiressrs. Wilson, Pa., Hopkins, Wls:, Holman,
,Ind. • ' • . .
JOLtiT COMMITTEE OX RE EF.NCIIILENT.—.
I MesSTSC Van Wyck, Y., Banthgt; Pa.,
[
Walker, Ohio, ll;llsey; . .nt.j.,l ciftkes, R. 1.,
Benjamin. Mo.i Benton; N. H.,
The follovring , , , lnvestigntiiig Coininiftees
-were also appointed early in the first session
of the XLtb Congress:
ON. Sortimor RArr.no"Atia-- . gessrs., • 3 1c
Citnr,, Ho., . Alertur, Pa., Wagltburn. 1ud, , ,,
Chnider, N. Y . :•, Sawyer, •WiS:- , . • ' 4 . ...
-- ON TILE.' AssAssnc_vrtozer of; PRESIDENT
.LINCOLN-- . 3lessri. Hntler of IlfassaeloNetts,
Shellabarger of, Ohio; Julian of Indiana,
Ward'of New-X414 ..Randuil , of Pprinsylva
nia. " ~,
: 4 !'••0:1 , -I Tun. TREAT3TENT 01 , 1 u NION rRD3O-
NEDS.—Mear . s. Shardth of 'lndiana, Pile a of
' 31Issourj, . Harding .of-Illinf'ils, :Stevensir'of
• Ziew-Hainhire, - Aforgan of bhio. , _. i,,,,
ill , . 17
i` N t ON /M PAY ,DEPARTi Nir---essra. Lin
-coin of New-York, Scofield of Penniiylvanit; I.
• ColAb of Wisconsin,puckla d of Ohio: //of.
,
mail of Indiana.; • ' i• •
' On liioi.nnnis AND RA i
ILDItil BOUNTIS.A-jr
..Mossra...Wasliburn•of Indiana; Paine of • Wis:-
- i
,Ropste, Geti of Pennsylvania..:. ' . , • ,
' New Orleans. , ;
Nast 04.niss, Novernber q• 01
lowinos General IlMbock'sforder on, taking
command :
, •
:HEADQUARTERS i''ITTET..MILTARY DlS'T.'t
Nnw OBVll,Anti,lioyemberA9.
peetal`Crdira fio. 40. ' _
_ ,
. First,in accordant% with general orders:No:
Sl,' Headquarters , of ,; the •-• Army, , Adjtitant.
General's Office, Washington. D.. C.; . -Augu at
27, 11068;.-Maj. Gen. W.. 48.. 'Hancock hereby
assumes cothroarul•of Fifth Military District,
and oftlia-Departriient composed of the States
of Louisiana and Texait- • ' •
kiecmitic . The General ',Coitimanding . is
gmtifiod tb learn that Peace and quiet, reign
in this Department. It wilt. be his, purpose
to preserve this condition Of. things, 'As . a
Means to thia.'grcat: cmii: he regards the
Maintenance of the authorities in the
•fidtlikftil .eaccution ; o .the laws as the most
Atilicient• tndeF: eliating , tircumstanees. In
war it is indispensable to repel. fOMo. by farce,
and . overthrew' and , destroy opposition to
lawful authority,.lintwhere the insurrection..
ary force has been overthroaA ancrpeace..-ca- •
tiblislied•;,and authoritlekare ready,
and willing, to . perWm j , their' duties, - - the i
millitary power sluitild . cease ..tO) lend, and
the civil administration assume its • natural
and rightful dominion!. Solemnly impressed
with these views, the iieneminnuounces 'that
the great principles of ..lincriatn
_liberty still
are the lawful inheritances Of this p'et . ipie, and
,
.
ever should bee the right of trial by jury, the
habeas corpus; the liberty.of the press, freedom
eispsieell; and the natural bights of persons
and rights of property, Must be-preserved.
Free institutions, while theetwo essential to
the prosperity. a tkliappineis of the people,
iflwayi furnish the strongest inducements to
peace sind.order, ccigfes and offenses corn-
Witted Bitheißitriet must be referred to the
cousideAtion and:judgement othe regular
civil nutheritim, andtilese tribu s will be
11
imppartgairrtheir lawintjurisdictio .Should
there be 'Vol:Wens of,existpgjaws which Are
not ii:ignited intpftiy the...civil mdgistrales,
or Should. failures 'wt .- the•taninistratiot of
justice by' the courts•be complained of, lie
cases wilt reported to these head' carters.
wken such ordCrs will lie made iti may be
deemed necessary.. While thee. General thins
indicates his purpose to respect the liberties
oT the people, he wishes ail to understand
that armed insurrectionsor forcible resis
tante to the law.will be instantly suppressed
by arms.
By com. of Mal Gen. W. S. Hancock.
• • : . W..G. 2drrenitt,e.A.id de Camp.
Adjourned Session of the Fortieth
Congress. .
The Irortieth Congress commenced on the
1 •
day' da 'Merck. this year. It after
-1
wards!adjooined .to _the thircl,dity of July .
iindlithen, after a short session. until Novem
ber 21
We present a classified list. of the members,
including thachangiii made by, the .fall elec
tions. The names of all the Republican mem
bers are printed in Roman letters; those of
the Democrats and 'disunion men of every
shade in. italics.
, As, SENATE.
Benjamin F. Wade, of Ohio. President.
Juhu W. Forney, of Pennsylvania., Secretary. -
Term Ex., • '- 11-rm Ea'.
'
- - NAINE. • - / , :01110
Lot M. MurrilllSCs'Benj• F. wade Rat;
W. 1' Fta..settleu ' ' . l'il, l John Sherman UM .
NEW /IA3I/.,411.111E.j INDIANA. ~ • - c
Aaron H. Crain - 1871; Mott. A. Hendrick ..ISM'
- James W. Piterson..lB73.oliver I'. Morton .1573
VERN NT. i 1 ILI.IIO/114. I
Geo. F.' EdrinMds..,..tsrb Richard Toter Nil
. 4 abtin S. Morrill 1813 Lyman Trumbull .ItR3
' uAssscupsurrs. t NICIIIOAN.. ..,
Charles Sumner ; ism Zach. Chal,dier. . ..... IS-re
Henry Wilsott 157 l 'Jacob 31. Iluo aid ld'il
IllioDE •DILAND. 1 - WISCONSIN.
William Sprague 19119 Jili. P. D0c1iCir......,1
Henry B. Anthony....lB7l•Timothy 0. H0we..„.1 .3
CONNELCUT. I lIINNE.4OTA.
.lam". Dixon. • 1869.,A1ex: Haase.) . - ' 1 .9
Orris S. Ferry ...... : . :DM la Pao f .5.-..V0l edit - .1 .1
T
• NEW 'r0am... (46,3 i ' ' ,• tows. .
Edwin D. MorganFv ~ . ,James W. Grimes 1. ,1 .
nUtiCOC Conkling......lllSi t i,Jautes Harlan - 1 73
NEW .IEI/ MET. i , . EISEOTIZI. '. _ •I
F,,T. Frelingliuyscn..l ra John B.llendetvon.,..l 19
Alex. G. Cattejl ' 1811 !Charles D.-Drake - .15,.1 I
TENNETEVAILL. ' : . KAPIIII&S. i
Chas. R. Backdate .....IParEdmiand G. Boss • 1811
Simon Camerdn ..... ~18:3. Samuel C.
V Pomeroy-1::
. • DELA,,AIIE. i ,h r/K.
NEDUAA.
Jai.. A. Bayard .1369`Thomas W. Tipt0n....1., t.
Willard Soulthury....l97llJoim M. „ThaYer 1611
5uat131,...X.u. - NEVADA.' I -'
/.'s - trtly - ifolutston .IFl9lWilltam M. Stewart...l,l69
Part}, /1 Thuiaaao ....1b.:3 james %V. 'Nye ... '.. :..11F3
' . we, , T VIRGINIA. t csuromits.
Peter G. Van iVinkle..lB6ll - John Conners ...... ...1
unt ksil
' Waita T. 11,111ey.:..18:1 Cornelius Cole -10 V,
.
NENTUChT. - 011E00N.. .. 1 •
James Guthr4 , - 1171 Geo. 11. Williams.. ...1 , 71
Garrat Dari+o ' • 1813 Henry W. Corbett..f...lB:3
TENNESEE.'• I SCOLORADO.
Daru , l
T. litirrua.'...ifo stt Juba Evans ...... ..5.,.
' J& knish S. FusV.lcs . ...,7...1bii: Jerome 11. Cliaßee....
1
ioNot,ahluittCd
RECAi
Reimblican4
•
lIoL EOF
Schuyler ColfAx. of Ind
Edward 31cfiliereun, of
,
I John Ly oak
2 Sidney Perbrint
-3 James G I hind"
John A
5 Frotiericiz'A.Pike
Newn. m)..4.
1 Jacob
IY Aaron F....:_ltkcne
Jucob Benton ,
VERMONT.
1 Fred
.11: IVoNlbridge
2 Luke P rotund
3 Worthington CP:Ant
• 31 A, , SACIICSETT,‘
' I Thtimas I) 12Iot
Oake..tm6 •
1 3 (thmery Twitchell
t 4 Samuel - iloo' per
5:; F, 'Butler
krroteire 8 " • e
John D tt• dwiu
9Wm D Washbirn I
- 10 Henry L.'l)awes
Towne ISLAND.
I Thomas A Jenckes
Nathan P Dixon
CONN CCTICVT.
1 Richard Ilubbard
2 Julius Hotchkiss
3 II H Stark weather
4 William 17 Bar '
Two;
NEW TOSS.
i Step?ten „Taber
2 Perna: Bdrn , r4
L: 3 !Wm:F . :Rabb:4oo' : !
4 Julia Fox
5 Jahn - ..ltorrintey
77:00i2, E S7.trate
7 John • 11* aattler '
8 Jaw.. Monks •--
9 Ftratodu Wood
119 Wnt 11:Robertson !
11 Chas R Van Wyck _
111 ehdui 11. neteniiia
11 Tho:this cornell.
Jahn -V L Pryyn
15 John' A Grisivold
la Orange Ferris
17 Calvin T lthiburd
18 James M. Marvin
19 Win G Fields '
na'Addisou ^
21 Aletander 11.13ailey 17
21 John C Churchill
23 Denhis McCarthy •
Ya 'ttonlore 3I Pomeroy .
25 William 11 Kelsey
S'ljneniii
27 Hamilton Ward .
T.: Leo-1s Sulye
yo Burt Van Horn
30 James llf Ilim•pgrey
81 Henry an- Aeruana
isstv .rtnsEv.
1 William Aloore;
2 Charles Haight
8 ('hark.. SI/Treace*
4 John nun .
5 Geors.. A Milky
TENNSTOANIA
1 Sanitiel J R4iniall
.2, Charles Cr:sTeill
8 Leonard Myers
4 William b'Kelley
5 Caleh N- Taylor
IS Boti Boyer -
7 John 31 Broomall,.
.1 Lawrosee:#4l4-:. •
S Modena Stevens' .
10 Ileury L Cake :!
It Datafet ,lt Van Ankezi
1 12 Geo 11* Wood/iv:tat
18 - 1-llysses Mercur
14 , t1corge F 'Miller
15 Adams J taosebrennei
11.:Koonm
IrDaniel Zaallarrell
18 Stipbom-F
19 Gianni WBcolleld
20 Da/Will A Fhiuey.
21 John t'ovode r -,
. 'V, James K Moorhead
I 23 'Maims Williams
134 George V Lawrence
DELAwAnk.
1 John A Nicholson,
JrAnTLA.ND. •'
1 Viratit McCuaough
Ntephomoti archer
Charier E.Th e ip,
4 FranclA :norms
5 Frrderrek. st one '
34•EsT . vot.GINI4.
Cheater 1) Hubbard
Betlinei 11L liitcheu
` , 3 Daniel polslo4 •
MI
Kzarrtur.
1 Lateran : le Slilmbla
1t Jarnls&. John'..ro=pzitin
4 Jllroci=94l
_ s . , ttsa.P.Orsircr ,
21/omas "
_T %Jon
8 GsOw.
Artmeseins.
1 ltOderick It Batter.:
9 Home 3123iiirc11-.
*Not admittea. ' f
R.F.CAI'ITI.
144
cpubllcans
NEW A Ipg : ' E " 3I , E
IINIIMIOMI•••••rr
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. Calvin Russet% , 1- . isi . the cntrt , or Common•
vs. •• . . • Pl9ns of 8e4% - kr Conoty. Nn. 73
B. tf, litteock„T.C. June Term, ISM IfOrelgu At. :
Ilaeoelw anu :oth-' attachment m As . sempsit. ,-
ere,
.intose names ,- , • Nov. 19, 31r.:,.. on. motion. the ,
are :unknown, tlo- I Cotirt givel yinly , fijentl agnin , ,t k
ingbuelner* ander .: defiladan s.I I - 1_
,e. I " .
the name and,atyla .. to .• ei . Its 77. l'iltrr and All , . , -
al the ...Alliance : of claim being Med. Itnle on ' the, taps Had rlitiCr..it i , , fliill
Vil
Cl9ll p an y .'s AN PrCOOTIOVII7IO WM. - 6 the date -' p'..11.:, 1,..r t'etit It. , Lt.. tha n ST. , :
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ate In above case. Nt.the i.,‘ t' and t , "' ''_' ,6 )r . '' ''' il : ',..•'::-..:...\
hereby gi v en that sai&dautages will ne asseegtil •a( Ito , thett. btf.3 dOIL(1* ..,:1 . .e. ,-1 . 1 tit I •
..
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Proniimetarys office, en the Iran day of Jsnu3re. 1.,,e..i. I
at 2 1,. ul. ' ' , JUIVi VAL:6 lii:Y. - .
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ELATION.
I Optiositton ` l2
7 ,1 . :>*. EN TATIi'ES. -1
Speaker.
niisylcaula, Clerk. .' 1
TENNESSEE Icont'd). l
3 William B 8 °lies
1 1 James:3lloli a 'D
1 5 Jtaku Tritible
1 6 B,uutiel Id Arnell , •
7 isiiac It. flaw - kilts :' 1
i 8 Brivid A INni.o
1 - 0100.
1 Ben) 1:::41eston - .
..Sam", I/ ( 'art,
.1 3 ItobertlC Schenck . .
I 4 William 1.31.‘ relict"
• :', It'il/ials ihn.gtit
ii ttsadcr \V Clarke •I,
1 7 Samuelt. , ,4le•llahnilzct "
8 Cornelius S Ilentilifint .
9 Ralph !P Buclibilid
110 JaniesiM Ashley -
11 .1 1 .tilln .„ 1 1' NV ilson
12 - P rirrklrrist/i/ .. ••• "
' 14 -I=# : elker • ' 7. . 7' ;
5 1 70h1a..4 1 X pants ' '.
111 John A43ol•2luun
11 - Fpliraltalt ..Eekles
IS Rufus I' Spaulding •••,
19 ddnic,:!"l.l. Garfield
18.6 t ANA. _ , \
1 trinilipi E .111.,taeic
Ifielatet C K-pr
3 Mortoik C Bunter ..
4 n - rtidpi S ll&Iman .
.ri• George W Julian '
it John Coburn
7 Henry D' Washburn
,
S Coillove"S Orth '
t• II Schuyler ColfaX
110 William Williams
111 Jolla 1' C Shaul:a _
it.usols. -:
At L John A Logan
I - .Norultin B Judd
3 :01iii F Farnsworth •
3 Elihit B Washburtte
l• 4,Ahuer C Banding.
, 1". F,boti C 111 . ..7..P.0n • :
.6 L.:Limon : l ' t 1 00:: •
• 7 III" II Ilreum ell
B,Hhelhy 51"Cullera .
:4! jowls . TV Roe*
111 .filbert G Ba)r
11...s'ainuel 8 4141r:hall
,1•2 JAii Baker • • . .
113 Grcen B linum •
Irrente:AN.
Ferimne," Leaman
churiee Up,=ort
Ailqiii 11
4 . 1 hi)lnas Nir'reiTir,...
5 E Trowbridgfi
I; Jplni F Driggisi
- wtscoxsix.
IThilbert E Paine
*2 &Nautili F, ins
I Ana Cobh
Charles A'Eldridge
5 Millet/to, Satver_
6 Call C 3Valliburn
ntS:vtssovA-.
I William Windom
2 hnatine'llovincily
lOWA.
1 Jarnee F
Iliram Price
-3 William II Allison
4 William Longliritiqe
5 Greeill ille 31 Dodge
6 Ashael W Hubbard
11:1:.017111.
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2 Carman A Newcomb.
dames , ThileCormick
4 John .1 Gravelly
5 Jolypb W...3le9drg
6 Ite; • Wri T Van Horn
7 Benjamin y ip;i - 4
. 8 - John 1 , 13 c Djarnin
George W Anderson
KANRAS. •
1 Shirley Clarke
Nl:nicAtqa.
1 John Taira '
Dek Wiiltehley
pattrottxta..
1 &nand Ii •
NV
. 3 . Janteg A .7ohnson
: ortmuoN.
!I Earth , Mallory .
\ • CottOAIM.
George MChillcott
'DELEGATES
A ItIZCINA.
Coles DaAlford
• ' DAKOTA.
Waiter Burial.*
FD Hotbrooe
MONTANAj
J JI 6'aravaugh„l
- «Lim xE..taco.
Wu2.l P Cleaver
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ELECTION N OTICE.
• - NATIO,NAL BANK. Or Iliaysr,
. e _ NEW AR.I6IiToN; Dec...4th, orx.n.,
iwir . -
rinir. wrocKnoLDEns or :'IriHE IVATior.
A Bar* of' Bawer county. ar* hereby atihteth,,.-
the alumni Mevting for the election of 11111%0 ,:j0,„7
tors for the conking year, will hu held at tl*li go :7'
house, in Newilriginou, °lith e sf corid 1,,,,,dai:7.%2.
day) or January next, (1£4,k,) bf•bvi•eo t. 11,,,4,-7,
twelve o'elock, awl two o'clock o r. tho 2..3!,i11ar
21 -By order orth,"it,,,,, i. • .
•, . - 1 ILDWAIW 1100.Fi
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C..,i,;.
decre7:6t.
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. i.TO,TILE PUBLIC. •.
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T_TAVING BEEN eItEDIBLY IN FORNIFh •rt
1:1. &Moretti panic. ha%e.beett .rutty o . f. ,:,,,,_• 41',
. eacka thai hurl once I}i•en tilleo by . ana ...'",•
we t a d placed Onr trande. and renth z th0 m % . .', , , , , : , 3
Inferior artidie a r.,mr. and th. 11. s..ibn: tix , .'''
Baur mantifacthred by us thus 1,d,, ?. z mil e : 4 ' , .. 4 z.. 4
Ntrating a hale
,fraud upon* its and ateo ou th e Zy-,
.i, desire to expose the t5.....tt..... on•uct, j....a.ri,;;::-:.
bring them ta nurt Ire. and' , s 4: tikt.rer,,,,,- ,z, e , 4,. „,,, , ... ,;
of twenty-tlire dollars,. to Is- pahV to :Inv je Lf:t e , "-.-
will furnish no with sal:Relent et itl,uce ti, co- i-;'''
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party of the fraud sforv,:iii. •
John Edgar, Mellon ..1.• Pou2Ll,l'.l. w. tki:,,, ,'
twohle, su . p er i n t en den t IlfAo'rr l'ait; MI, c.',...."..:'1
E:11. Alexander' EUCC 1,,, , k/I i , :., W..:',.:1,, i
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dee.f6l:shrn.
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WOULD . YOU LL Goof)
• ALL.THE TEAR ROL:..
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Then cet thebi-st Churn in
Westcott's l
Adjus4l , e Dash Churn
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tS ellirßlC IS :?5 0 :AT -11 F , f; , 11111F.DRY A 13,1,,,
Agricaltorallpto and Da irlIP MI nr tb-si imth .„: ur :
have had the opportunity to eNnuir,.. it. 3.,th:f“,..,
Churn yet offered to thetml.lir. , Irnh , a, it., a $ i ld ,„:
th e prindpal q du; old Imo., (~,- -, ~„i, „,,,,i,:-,!
many knfkovements. Prig ritm: v.irt,, .?,,, ac ,,,, !1 ,',.'
to size. An Agent wautell In .., , r: 1, , „,h,, ,„ :,::.:
I. :14 ',' 14
County.. ' Send for Ncirenimr er,411,,r (~,,,.
nattaraetory, the mimes.: m HOP moudiort Ald^:ti
MEC T,F4DINGTIAM .1: ( 0 • .
:irtfi Pvriz
(optioatte Frqigbi Dstrot I'. F. W.
deol'67:3m. r
NEW NOTION t-119;,.5E!
J. G. KAIVIPHAS
200
~./21;.it4cildSreet'',
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
Wholesale & . Retail
bE.IiER IS
ASKETA, 1101113 y
13 ringer. I'Vagon•4.. Penknive, 110 , c..
Ing Gla.:±es. Playing cardr, ^lall,ll.e,
every.
• BOUNTY ACCOUNT.
A CCOUNT OF ,ItEI'EIPTS ni•L'L`E.
btelltt by Schontflirroor• ,•f :North So,iik;ip,
for 'malty purposes ulnicr tb, Prr.qmq
the rutted for Vnittilte,-r- or pe t . :;lb,
Feb. 13th, 1864. anti Juiy - up to .hr.l::4
I •
DR. •
For I,orruNfed mosey . ol.'nott's
nut
For advanc....iat.ht, mad.. by hidi
.vidnah; ... ...
Fur ae,sessments
•
Vollintverii paid bounty to 1! Iti
tax -- -
By Col. and Trra:. corn
! - By and ipterii; thxrcuu
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pad
,
fly tq - x allowed:upou illdh WlllO
advanounent ' • ' i:
By•i•cpen+et of commute,: al, _
pointed to procure lain ..... .., r in
By bank 116colvut , ' 1.710
By -tamps , for - bond.. I, :
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..-,. ...4ti,
I:417. June 3d. cash. on liana and —
- ontstananur tax . 1 . i ' 4,1;:,.:
Asfsllls 01F..THE TMVSSI:II'.
Cash on .hand and out,tandhiz -
t.3X . ' . . . 4.12,!1 t',l - -I. Ve, - .
• . . LIABILITIES
...
Amount due hank ! .2101'. 4 ;i:
Outstoinling b0nd0....i,.... . . - 411 fit
Fry , "`infikk!SCAS over linbilitit 1. - ifl ,-2.- .I,4AT
.. We bereby certllV-enq we hoe - exattarw.l - miltr- i
going glecount mil find it_ corn•ci a, It 5 , 5:::1, , :1k.
- • • JAMES WA-IiNOCK. i , (..., .
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WUOLESALNI AND ITETAII,.:
C. OIT ING,
dentlemen s Furnishing Gbods
NO.'2p,ST; CLAJR STREET
(orpor Iron City cullege )
PITTSBURGH/RA•
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fo order
no .rlremly, •.f. • •
Hearing is E!elieving, but Seeing,i g
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1 New Brighton{ have,,ifist
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