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119 caver, Pa., January 92,
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Tim: election in Allegheny city on Tuesday
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of Ilst week teethed Iti favor of the leepubli
cau ticket throughout. Efforts tvere, made
there, ai in Pittsburgh, to
.dividolle Union .
ilits, by tringlog out aft "independentticket,"
but to the•hottor of the. A ilegheny Republi;
can S,, be it said, they would not be slivided. 7
Titry,treated "Independent ea ndida t es" as they
0(110 ahvays be treated, that,„43, defeated
them.- i
W. Inwo; of thi:: county was elect
ed :tate Trmsnrer. by the Legishnttre on the
15t1i WO The vote stood Irwin ';13; McGrath
In theillenubliesn omens tilic vote stood
Senat rw in 11'; ! 3lason
42; I'Masnn 7.
- IVe cangratulate Gen. Irwin on his Success,
and hold: no doubt he . will make one ,of the
most .pratlar kind efficient Treasurem tr. ,
State has ever had. '
His altuost. unanimous nomination by the
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Thiptffilican c: ii shows how elfectuallr(!)
the:Democrats 4f this county ramose(' WM!
tCym of Mee commences . • May Ist, and
contin one
,N car.
1 / 2 1 ) T.E' ftlitionnied , Creek or two ago that
Ge rgd Frmcis Trai had left this country
tonne time InliVe to take charge of the King
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doms„and Principalities of Europe. • It is our
mblaneholy ditty 1%-i announce new that intim: -
diatelilafter his arrival at Queenstown, Eia:
larali`4!!.e. was arrested by the authorities arid
liik v efi Into custody on thetha'rge of being en
active member \ of the American wing. of the
Fenian organization. 'Vital released, we pit
sume the Kingdoms i‘n I Principalities betake
referred to, will tumble about, at loose erals.
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• 136V , EltNOlt JENKINS.; the Provisional:Vie:
(anise' Of Geoigia, lrho was •rentoveo last
week‘q Gen. Meade. now :admits that lin or :
tler to . f .„.....11:the payment of the expense,.
of the C
Mon in tlit
TI C A ;on%
Lc had titt
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../.. Fir. , e;,. iiiajorit iv:: than env other portion
.of
Treasitry reiniffed to New York. -- IN:either :
t ' hicbtate, and are not to he slighted in this •
the books of the e111.2e nor the papers per-
manner.—Local. i
tainink to 14'eati .any where be found. if he ;
"Upon what strong meat doth" Democrats
was nitt, an iinpedimentho ree )as t ruction, we i feed?' • The above we clip from an editorial
like to know what hr Li ! Gen- 31 ' 3 ' le • nearly,:: quarter of a column in length in last
instead,of Only removing himfront ' the office , week's, 6,„a. The whole article is intended
of Governor - shoutil have taken him into sus- :to sh 4 that "Mr. Landon" is very hostile
tint - Y
- 4M sent him to prison on
( .a charge of. over hiS defeat by Gen. Irwin for State Tre:M...l
larciay. Jenkins and such as lie desire to, urer, and:that he promises to split the "radi
tilllitiblic stati, tie; :Ind rule tIM country, and I cal party" if he is not elected next year, The'`:
the Dentocratieparty , ihriets
' "radical iyran- I
.. artic lelhas evidently•eost the /,oeol writer a 1
ny''' When their:a-mind ions are opposed.
i good deal of tithe, and "heavy talent" Is de-
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it, by saving that "..Ifr, London"
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I veloped alt. through it. We therefore dillike
A SIOVENTEN'T i'rSaid to be on foot in some ; to spo il
urnol;7o'l reran will be, a eandalota
'of till., central and enstere i connt ies ofthis State, i
, i r i c7 be cr . r; t te d- 7'r/riot rer ! Tirl„k bring the ease his.,
for (he noininat'on id Wayne McVeigh Esti ; ~..b niiiog
point of indigo flit'' is just a little
the hardest thing to see ithaginable. .
of CiteSter comity for I.7itifefi' States Senate!
in place of Ileekalew, whose term ,expires in
P . L'ITICAT, CirCle - s In Washington are very
18G9 1 . Mr. McVeigh, is ' a Republicao u
ties,'a man of more than oVerage ability; :bat ; I mne .° ll.a., ,, itat . ed.,.. The Stanton difilcul ty is
here and by almost every -
inintr estintathut too rung and inexpeitcnced ; talked of every w
'indaw ef! bed •- ' -Scarcely any -two persons agree exact
fur-the.lloqtffil nanwl He is 9 - 1 2 , :r n : --- -- - . 1 - orinks - iim nue-me trainentranut—tfie—Wriitb
; Another (leaves that no agreement of this
; kind existed or was of,- and flint Grant
had forced the President to admit Met:let. A
third avers that the President will have Grant
court inartialetifor obeying the Senate and in
virtue disobeying him; his superior officer;
while it fourth retorts that Grant accepted the
I War office as a civilian - and not as a. inilitary
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"Ititnnit of the Judges of the Supreme Court ; officer, and therefore he was not henna by the
are; relics of the old pro-Slavery ern',lvlien to rules of War in the matter: of obedience, A
dittibt the divinity of:slavery 'was to be , es fifth person declares that Grant and Sherman
chided front oillee. They were appointed, • are bothhapprised to Stanton's being the War
like Taney, for their fidelity hi the man- " Secretary under the circumstances, and have
oirnitig aristocraby 'of the 'South,•and hare' promised the President that their influence
survived In their places on the bench with- 1 shenhl housed to induce him to resign; and a
out, - change in. their political .sentiments,j Sixth Offers prof to show that the "whole
while the aristocracy which - appointed them ; thing was done,"l through nit understanding
heti been hurled front , power, and shivered I between Grant and StentonAoth of whom de
•intrt a thousand fragment S- But. they -still I sired to "rep-trip" the Tresident f . • Others in
wership at. the moils of, their ancient altars,' sist that the Presidentlas or is about fo issue
and call - those ruins -"the Constitution." 'an order requesting the inner (tenet Intents to
They read the Constitutien ' through the' hold no official relations with Stanton; and
spectacles of Calhoun, - anti find its , leading! still others declare that the President litts the
bide to be the SeVereignty of the Southern disposition though not the nerve to 'Attempt
.Stlllover the NatienalOovermucnt, and of ; co desperate an undertaking as thin would be.
tlit4ir liaient aristocracy over the Soutli6rn ;So run the rumors. In the mearitiMe Stan'
Shit . Two more'of the-Judges are sante- ; ton is:as impertitmble as ever. Ifp Is in his
tvliat mixed in their political views, but their office:daily, es' usual, attending to " nit buSinest
antecedents 'are With the pro-Slavery , brought before, him.' lie issues his requisi
. elenent, Suppose the Citlef-Justice quid
. his ' tint's en the Treasury Department and they
two associates to vote one way; the three J are-ditlytionored. He ree-ives the ,congrat
antedilalan Justices vote the other, and the , ', ulations of hilt - friends, rind listens to their
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other two divide. .There is a tie. • 'Suppose I suggestions. He feels tint he is the Secretary
the question before them b . ) ho whether the lof War, and that he 1011 be. If he • had any
legislation ofeong,reAs for the reconstruction) , doubts cm that paint One week ago.they have
otithe Union end the deliverance of flair been dispelled since;_ for every Republican
millions of people from_ bondage. A single. I member of Congress liaa joined in a reqUest'
Jndge, wavering one way or -the other, may that he must not rodgn, and intimated that if'
sustain the law'or destroy it, restore the trulon , the President refused to recognize him as See
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or introduceanarelfy that shall involve rears 1 teary of War; or attempted to eject him from 1
of strife' -and thousands of hies! We Ali : his office, his own impeachment would follow
kiftiw that the pretense that there is any ;In an hourafterwards. Democratic metubers 1 1
more constitutional law in - the; Judge's dc- ?of Congress have warned`: the President of,
Itinion than there was In the net of Congresslthis feeling on the part of the majority, 'and 1
'which he overturned is
,shoer bosh.. It is tfre:itraining seems to lints had -its Influence,'
political bias,aull" that 'only, which
,guldeg i for A. J. seems to have taken "the matter into
the decision. Why Shedd the Pelitieal t e as' eansideritton," and has "dernonstrated not .a
of one man overrule the legislative voice of; biro!) the subject for the last four or 'Svc
the nation . ? The 'vote of three-fourthi or 1 days.
mole folly
has.won, and no one appreci
two.thiospf t h e sup reme e f a ir t, sho t eld i fa t, ' ates this more folly thin does the President
ways !tetra been e ; trittlred :to any derisitm 1
11huscif.
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against the renstittitle a nitlity Ao 54;4 of ' -
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Congrerts.'—N. 'l'. Tribune,. •
sinnotint this remit re.,a itpula'r earnll
datd; against .)tr. besides an amount
0' energy and tact possdssed by but few men.
Th9lnatne of lien ry Carey of Philadelphia Is
alsdipresented in the eastern part of the State.
for' the smite position, and the newspapers in
that seetion.spealc, very llatterin , or of him.
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number of States have increu;ed so cast
\• within th'e last few years, that the public gen
:_eratly Are linable to 'nanieltboin." and indeed
onehalf of i ite/people are not certain as to the
ntiniber. There arc ibirty-seven altogether,
as will be seen by the following.atillt4hoticaity
nrninged list: • '
1. Alahanin. 20. Missouri. -
2 Arkansas. • 21. Nehra.ska.
• • 22. NevaJa._
-4. Connecticut.. 23. New llatapshire.
5. Fielawar6 24. New Jersey.
" 6. Plorida, 2.5. Now York.
7. fic'orgia., 26. North Carolina,
6, - , Illinois: • . 27. Ohio.
o.:•lndiajta, . 23 . Oregon:
10. • . 1 .0, Peans3ll ant a.
11., RansaS; 410, Rhode Island.
Kentnelty.•— SouthAlareliniL.
13. , I.oilisiana.Tennessee,
14., Maine. 4 83.. Texas: _••
15.' 3 lnryland. , j3l. Yerniont. •
16: Mas.iachusetts. i:li. 'Virginia
17! Michigan., 135_ West Virginia
,s 4, Minnesota.. 137, 111.4conaln.
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SECRETARY STANTON is again duly installed
In the War office. „After receiving formal no.
lice of the action:frt the :Senate in his case,
Mr. Stanton'went to the War office, in com
pmy with his son,land Gen. Grant not being
present at the time, the keys were hnztled over
to him by . Gen. Dent, the military idd of the
Secretary ad int;rim: The suspended Secre- ,
tart' entered at once upon the duties of his
office. At or before this time Gen. Grant
sent the President; the following note :
IIEADIVARTRRVAR3I"T D. S.,
January 14th, 1868.
His Excellency A. Johnson, Praident.ll: S. :
SIR have the honor to enclose herewith
a copy of an official notice received by inelast
evening of the action of the Senate of the
United Statesin the case of the . susrension of
the lion. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War.—
According to the provisions of section tiva of
An act regulating the tenure of civil officers,
my functions as Secretary of War, a interim
ceased from the moment of the 'receipt or the
within notice:` , I have the honor to be, very
,respectfully., .
Your obedient servant.
U. S. GRANT, General.
Since Stantoti's restoration to the office
again, the President's Washington organs
threaten to do this that and the other thing.
but it is very likely that aquiet "simmering
doted' will he the result.
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A tuLT, of considerable importance was pas
sed by the House of It eptesentat ives at• Was
hington on last Monday. ", It yTovides that
three-fourths of the Judges of 'the Suprethe
Court of the United States (instead of a mit
joritp as at present) shall be reqUired to de
cide adversely on the 'constitutinnalit3tof an
net of Congress. It has transpired latelf that
the P resident and his rebel sympathizerS were
aboUt to carry e case before the Supreme
Court from
. Mis.4issippi, which. if decided ac
cording k programme, would render null and
void nil
,the reconstruction nets of, Coligresq.
As the Court is now constituted it was fearful
that - a7Mojorilg of the Judges would render a
decisiOn id:ilec4rdanee with the Presidents
wishes; hence tLis' bill requiring th reefourtha
of the n:talbe ato coacur. The bill WA; pus
ed Ut use, by a strict party vote, and
will likely page the Setu.te in a few. days.
—The noinination And election of Irwin fin
State Treasurer luifyitirred up Mr. Latuion,
Of Bradtbra enitiity; his 'Radical oppr.nent, to
the boi lug 1)0114 of indighation. He says
that, s nnrth•westeru counties have given
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On last Thursday Speaker Davis announ
ced the following Committees: . 'i
Ways and Mranyt.—mtmlm. Mann ofi6Pot
ter, lifeCamlint. of Blair; Thorn of Ana
delphia,; Nicholson. of Beaver; Gallaghor. of
Westmoreland; Day, of Washington ; Webb,
of Bradford: Armstrong. of Lancaster;
Wilson, of Allegheny; 'Wharton, of Hun
tingdon ; Herr, of Dauphin; Stnnallan, of
Erie : Clark, of Philadelphia ; Meredith, of
Chester; „ifeilnum, of Lebanon ; Miller, of
Alleghenyli Westlake, of Mercer: Jones, of
ilerks; Linton.. of Cumbria; Chalfant, - of
Montour; Midst'. of York. ,
Judiciary Il l eneral-31esRrsi Hickman,
Strong: Herr, Mann, Clark,-of Warren ; Rein
(rlil,. Burritt, Jenks, Heise, Craig;'Linon.
Judiciary Leval—Messrs. Herr, Webb, Rid
dle, Ewing. Bra, .MeJunkin, Retrueld, Craig,
.Maish, Bull, Nice.
Municipal Corporotioaa—Messrs, Thorn,
Ford, Beatty, 'Stray - 4;lton. Stokes, Smith,
Goedscludk, Foy, Miller of Allegheny. Tiergs
treSser, Mullen, Thomas, Bull, 'McHenry,
Beans, Brobst. ,
Pen.siane ands Gratnitieß_blesses. Edwards,
Westlake, Chamberlain, . Ewing, Heilman,
Lott, Monti, Meredith, Riehards, Bemis .?
Beard, Bossard, Brobat, Me.3llller, Shively,
Raitroadr—Messrs. Wilson -of Allegheny,
Watt, of Philadelphia. Strang, of 'Ties,
Adair of Philadelphia. Herr. of Dauphin.
Reincelil 'of Lancaster. Clark of Philadelphia.
Ford of Allegheny, Kleckner of Philadel.:
phis, Duncan of Venango, Foy of Philadel
phig,:licJiiinkin oflitler, HI - Agate of Phil.
adelphia, Weller of Somerset, Stokes of Phil
adelphia, •Phillips of Chester, Miller of I
Alleglieny,Jenks of Jefferson. JOsephs oft
.Pbiladelphlit, Jones of Berk., •Wcitbrocik of
Wayne. f . .
Poieral Relationa-r-Nessrs. Nicholson;l
lliakman, Thorn; Strong Mann,Herr Arin-1
strong Meredith, Riddle, Stnnaban.• "Chal-'
tant,'Pogel, Ifeltzel, Hotienstein,Wtthatn.
/rot; dad Coal - Conipanfessre. McCain
ante A'dalre. Beatty, Watt. ,-I .lackson, Hong,
McJunkin, Subers, Steacv. WhartonoTosephs,
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Fogel, Mullen. Michael, Nice;Meek.. .
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.Mining end Maniffacluring - Ca' nspaniee
-No sooner had Stanton secured posses- Messrs. Quirk of Philadelphia, Foy, Mann
sion of t lie War otliee than he repaired to the; kin. Gorden. E dwards,Godshalk, Riddle,
pay clerk amfdrew Sa.IVIO; os'PaY Pr Che thne liolgate;. Phillips, •Josephs, Roush, :3lullen,
he was suspended. This Ia In perfect keeping i 311,64. K -ems, D
with'• the reeog,nlzed bead of the plunder gang. Roads; Bridges Boned Perricv-3tessrs, floe
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C., from Perry county gentle- d olt , Tho r , Rea, Robinson, Edwards, Ifolgate,
n of hisown party but rather rough of Hong, Bergstre.ssereLitedom; Boyd, Goundie,
che o ux! called him a "iloi??' . : llotterustejn, Kase, McCullough, '.McKina,
and there'll; no doubt . now iluit 'be deserved i t r y . , ...' ..: ..i .
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the term:—Local. 1 .
1 Eduration—Messrs:Day... Armstront Mich
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`.linw look hourplain• tole will put thia: ,- olson, Wharton, Foy,'Espy, R 'chards, catty,
tibeler . dowill" - • • • ..
. Bergatresser, Boyd, Craig, Chalfant,' Beans,
MdC . onnick, Glass. -
WAtt DBP . T.„WABEtT2COTOINT CITY, /
• Corporat' iona—lifessrs.Watt,l3ordon,Adaim.
an. -15, 186 S.
Burritt, 181131 th, Sabers . ; Ste.aey, . Westlake,
To. the Editor of *Star. ;
Leedom, Iloog„Whaton, Stokes, Rem, Kleoki
.'Slit : I have noticed iniseveral newspapers.' ner Lott, Ifelgate, Beckert, Heise, MeGirinis,
a statement that Mr:Stanten, on assuming tho• Mullen, Beard, . . • _• . . :
ditiks of Btie rotary 61 WaZ yesterdaY, %Tear' aunties and • To tenhip3feasrs. Clark.,
ed at the ollice of the Pay Clerk and drew his' ofWeirin,K/eckner, Strang,. Webb, Espv;
pay, nearly:3,ooo, for ill time. e has been S mith . ileinceld, Gallagher, Adaire, Clark,
suspended from Aram. : T1 Ma statement is. en- ;of • -Plilltitislphlk - .TOsephs i - • Westbrook,
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tirely wititeint fonntlatlon. l Mr.; Stanton has ; tawske, Daky„Brenn an . . ...
not only • not • apPlied to draw Any . ..pay for thei . Ezedlonzwrict.........xemps. we tr a a v e, ch ami ,
period of -his suspension,lbut has informed [bedtime .ffeon i i in , - Rojams. Rnbinsonv
~ate that hp does not conalder himself .entitled Bertstreaser;,,:. Mareditb, • Weller, '; Phelan.
to any pay for
that period tinder the
note, 4 Shively,Ninger,Brobst, Corning% Minor, •
Congress Be pleased to publlah this note. • anntingdon ; -Ipli. •- ' • .. -•' • - ,••,
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1:' ,, - , I Very ropt.ethilky,...-
..4.oletelfttlre'-3fesSts..Btranithen. -• Richards,
• I Jolitil'Orre, :- , chambeihtiri, EdwaMa' Goedshalk •Phillips ,
Chief Clerk and - Disbursing Clerk, W.. D.. • '. Robinson, : Litt, Espy„Beyd,Cornman, ..lreitz
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'Munielpal • Election- " In Now
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. - . righton.
' Our neighborS in New Brighton held their
election for i ßo ugh officers on Tuesday. 4
last week. ,',Our arty_triends had the follow
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ing Oil:01011i tie et! in_ thefield:
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urgess—WM S . Morlan ''
Assistant Burgess:—C U Meyer
High*Constable--Abijah McClain
Conseil—.Samuel Dunbar ' - • .
John C Caltvxm
Andrew Stewart " .
Auditor—James K Mitchell - --
. Judge of Election—Thomas Morgan
Inspector of Election—C U Meyer -
Assessor—Samuel A McGowan
Schi-ol Director—Samuel Magaw
ConstableAbljah McClain
MIDDLE WARD. .
• Burgess—Wm S Morgan
Assistant Burgess—C U Meyer
Council—James Edgar . ,
John Price. -
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~.. Mathew Stacy_
SehoOr'Directors-7-Jolin C Boyle, 2 yrs
' I. Milton. Townsend, 3 yrs
Co istable—ili ram Reed
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Assessor—Josiah Kale .
Auditor-Abraham Bently, Jr •
Inspector.9f Election—Ralph Covert
• Hire Constable—Abijiili 'McClain -
Judge of-Election—Benj. Rush Bradford.
- . . SOUTH WARD.
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Bnrgess—Wm S 3lorlan
. Assistant Burgess•C U.Meyer
High Constable—Abijah McClain
Judge of Election—Joseph Alexander
Inspector of Election- 7 G L Eborhart
Assessor—Wm B Lemmon
Constable—Joseph Wrigley
Council—Maihew T. Kennedy
James Thorniley .
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G L Eberhart
Justice of the Peace—Wm B Lemnion
School Directors—Elias II Alexander,3 yrs
J. - ' Andrew D Gilliland,2 yrs
John Corbus, 1 yr
Auditor—Jacob S Winans . '
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This ticket was elected with the exception
or one councilman in the north, and also
the middle ward.
THE following dispateltwas received by
the New,York World :
QuEENsTowN, Janrunry 18, 9:45 A.
have juskbeen arrested by the British Gov
eminent. I was seized on the Sdotia inunedi
ntely upon her arrival out. I have ,told the
Derby Cabinet that the American ultimatum
Is the payMent of the Alabama claims and
release of American citizens, or war.
GEORGE FLANCIS
The loction 'of State Trcosuer
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"Jr ' 78," the Harrisburg correspondent of
the Pi t. mrgh Cimuntrcial, makes this refer
erence to the election of the State Treasurer
on the Vat, and at the smite time pays this
tribute to the successful candidate, Gen..W.
W. Irwin, of this : :
At 12;11. to-day both hOusrs met in joint
convention to elect - a State Treasurer. The
Speaker of the senate, escorted by George
Wilson, of Allegheny, and Levi 'Atisli, of
York, 4bilowed by the Senators, ent red the
Hall of the House. and took theta is in
front of the Clerk's desk. The SP • - of
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the, Senate called the convention to order.—
, The Clerk of the Senate called the roll of the.
Sedate and the Clerk of nip House that of the
' House. All the_ 1 ethers - of both' branches .
were present,.and a wered to their names,
i except Senatiff Wall . Of -Clearfield and
1 Elk. Gen. W. W. Irwi , er.connty,
t received seventy-three votes, and W. V.. Mc
' Grath tifty-eight void, giving Gen. Irwin fif
teen majority.
i Z Thisls as , it shotffit be. General Irwin is
an honest, pinin gentlemanly man, Who will
',lseteitimatOmmo --the• Prate T I p illY
p . a , soma] y, mo r a l y, _°-
iffle:illy or officially. 1
The Republican party has learned a lesson
winch the old Democratic party ffilletl to learn
when it was in power, namely, that la order
to retain power, it -must. nominate. and elect
men - of - recognized honesty and good charac
ter. The present House of. I,,tepreseetatives
is a deeithal improvement on .the last. The '
e t:l e n:e t
in t n li , s i t f ri t c i t i s e ,
p N re vh se ie n h t w ii . c e gi re sl l a qs u t re at co t
Republicans next year will carry all the
n il t e ln l u a es st !
to do as it has commenced.
Home Committees.
F i schbad Ktuiti4 . --?"-.•.; • '
rice , vre.,...cbiiiiiber
maln. Ni In4Robinsan,
Phelan,'k 'Osketti.
Medi - ..
Print toro,: :Einue.T,
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.3fil'am ritiiii of Phil
adelphia tillii!Jt i rpili,
Goalshiii `itt i . piers ;
Linton,' ~,,..: f ... . _
.4 - $,--,-,„
Diver Irrietaoy, hic.
Omani 'linen, ilmig,
Duncan, .Eial*2%, lajlord, Bolt
Withato,Bhively, ~ ..,'f:\?:•- • .__ •
• ,C7olme•—Nessz.Vn, Dtinvm; Ewing,
Foot Miller, • : Lott. McCiumint , .
Westlake,' Beckert,`,* Mummy Brennan,
Rohn), MeMiller, .101I6r, ofpintingdon.
Aceounts—Mesarsz• Steam . - Webb. Stokes,
Da y , Anristmng , Clark, of Warren, Edwards,
Jackson, Ewlog, Phelan,' Winger, McCni=
lougb, Stout, Herns,Bise.
Passenger Railuvitateasrs. Adair, Smith,
Hong, Ford, Watt; Stokes, .Steacy, Holguin,
Kleckner, MeGinliW upon, Thomas, Daley,
Witham, Lawshe. C''
Danko—Meares, ; Jackson, LOtiona,
Lott, .Cubes, Waller } : tty, Rea, Gordon,
Smith, Fogel, Playful:it Meek, McCormick,
Miller of Huntingdon " . • •
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The New Itecia)nstruellon UM.
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Theßeconstructinn Committee have agreed
upon the following bill :
Re it enacted, (ke., That in Virgins. North
Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia. Alabama.
'Mississippi, Louisiana; Texas, Florida and Ar
kansas, the civil State goyernments in said
Statm—reapectively, shall not be recognized
as valid or legal State governments, either by,
the exei s 4lve or judicial- power or authority ,
of the sited States.
Sec. 2. Belt further enacted, That for the .
speedy enfore.ement,,of the act, entitled "An
Act to provide for a more efficient ,government.
of the rebel States," passed March 2, 18117, end
the several acts supplementary thereto, the
General of the Arm 3 of the United 'States is
hereby authorized and required to enjoin by
special ordersuftnn all officers in command
within the several military departments-with
in said States, the performance of 't he acts au
therized by several laws above recited. and to
remove by his order from command all or any
of said commanders and detail other officers Of
said army not below the rank of color el, to
perform all duties and exercise all the powers
authorized by said several acts. to the end
that the people of sal s a several States, may
speedily reci* - nizt civil governments. republi
can in form, in saurseveral_States. and be re
stored to political fictWer in the Union.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That the Gen
eral of the Army is; anthoriied to remove any
ear--,all civil officers now - acting under the sev
erl provisional governments within said sev
eral. disorganized States, and appoint others
to discharge the duties pertaining to their re
spective offices, and may do any or all acts
which by said several laws above mentioued
a authoriied to be done by the several corn
andcM of military departments within said
n r ,
S , es: and so much of said acts Or any act as
authoriZes the President to detail nillitary
commanders to said military departments, or
to renitife-any officers. which may:be detailed
as herein prOvided, is hereby repealed:
See. 4.. Ile it further enacted, That it shall
he unlawful for the Pres.ident of tIM tutted
States to order any part of the arntr navy
U
of the nited States to resist by foie ofarms
r\
the authority of either of said said rovision
al governments in said disorganized States. to
nppase or obstruct the atitliority of theUnittxl
States, asl provided in this act and the acts to
which this islopplementary. .
Sec.- 5. Be itlurther enacted. 'That any 111 2
terfertncelifenY person with intent to pre
vent by fOree the execution .of the Orders of
the. General of the Army..made in pit rstinnee
of this net and the nets aforesaid. shall be held
to be n high misdemeanor, and the party guil
ty thereof shall, upon conviction. he fined
not exceeding $5,000, and imprisoned not ex
eeecling Mayors;
Revenue Frauds.'
- - -
The Commissioner of lntenuil lievenne in
his Report. for 1867 states that the atnolint of
tax received :from cigars was $3.666,184.
This would pay the tat on 732.200,000 cigars.
Prior to 1867 the tax on cigars Was $lO, and
in 1867 it was only $5. The returns Drove
that the tax was collected upon itimuelt larger
number of cigars than when the tax was $lO.
Now all this proves that a high tax or rather
an exorbitant. tax is a bid fOr frauds, and the
$lO tax on cigars was a standing preinium
for swindling. Under an exorbitant tax it
pays the manufacturer to steal, and the law.
thus encourages and fosters a spirit of dis
honesty, that otherwise under a judicious
tax, would to a great degree not be awakened.
Now suppose that only twri manufacturers--
find this Is perhaps far below the average—
out of ten cheated the goriTnnie•nt last year.
we may then estimate that 1,000.000.000
cigars were consnmed in the . United Stites.
Now conipare - this actual nunOr consumed
with the number on which taxi was collected
to wit; 732.200,000 and the fraud in the mat
ter of cigars is appalling. The difference
however between the number of gallons of
whiskey manufactured, and the number upon
which tax is collected casts the cigar fraud
in the shade, the tax being collected on only
from Bto 10 gallons - out of every hundrr
I Thus wit see that the reduction Of the tax .1
cigars from from $lO to $5 broughTtimitt
Imore revenue than under the exorbitant , ta:
land so It wkl y be when the tak, on whiskey,
which is exorbitant beyond all measure, is
reduced to a _Judicious and common sense
amount. Whenever the premium !which
' the $2 per gallon now offers .for fraud Is re
mom': then more tax will be ,colhicted and
the Treasury, will. gain thereby.—Wash. Re
.porter.
Connecticut for Grant.
' The following is the resolution adopted by
the Connecticut Republican State Conveition
held on the 15th Inst. :
Rotelre, That on bealf of the loyal 't oo
ple of Connecticut, we h do hereby present as
our and their first choice for next President
of the United States, Gen. Ulysses S. Grant.
That we recognize in him the not only gal
lant soldier whaled our armies to victory
and maintained the Union in its integrity,'
but also the wise statesman, true to 'the in- I
terests of the people, daily striving to reduce
the public'expenditure, more solicitous for
the permanent prosperity of the country than
fur personal'or parts swam—while at the
same time he stands pledged by. his recorded
sentinicrits and historic deeds to secure and
maintain, on enduring fotuadations the 'prin.:
eiples of the loyal men of the nation who
sustained the Governmeat and the honor of
our flag against treason and armed rbectlion.
A Dejelbilng Star. , - •
Valls tulighamjhough he was the enabodi
meat of the principles and poil.cy of the
Dcmocintic party during the rebellion, and
"the bright parucifiar star" atChiaigo. when'
the:war was declared a failurehy that , party,
seems to have been deserted by ILnc:ow, when
he seeks becoming recognition for his fidelity.
Ms last attempt to secure the United States
Setatorship has proved a faihire, and he is
ihrti*fi out of tho ring, covered with, rnortiii
callow as welt as' defeat. The party has
founds man in air. Thurman who has satisfi
ed its tattlers that he is more heartily* rebel,
and nific - "theroughina;Copperbead, than
•Vallandlghan dare to tub, •To establish tnis
i k til
point's Kr. Chrtsth who is , engiged,in an,
effort to upset Vallandig , says that , while,
Vallagramwas ii t izi o ng with , : Lincoln
ti c was e t= l4- pood 4a s t4f g n u niortunat i ,t;
C rates at Camp ' Ohm. This amnia;
stance maiy.defeat the great martyr and mettle
success to ono who would Jaws' been a mar-
tyr it he
,had 'Mai the courage.- ,The issue
in Ohio; is, nattering to, the, loyalty- and
patriotism of the State. They all ought to be
proud of it.--.141.r. N. - ' *
BE
,
Daring' Robbery—Two andred
Thousand' Dollars Stole Ben
ninghaft, .: 0111-:1111111ona , the
Vlcnins.
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spEciAL Ipi Aton fe Comarsail,.,
• 4 • P okEnd, lift., 'Jiumary 0,1868.
'The house of John
. Benningho on Beti
niddltolf 11W, was -entered abo half-past
seven o'clock this evening, to tot _men dis
guised by riandkerehiefs over thi faces, and
robnetl of over two hundred tho nd dollars
—forty thousand dollars. id •bo • and ati
liiilibitio in cuiteney. They pil bled revel
:rent nt the heeds of the lomat When they
:proceeded to tie Mr. John Benninghoff, his
wife, and two sons, and also a hired num and
girl. Taking the keys , from Mr. Denning
hod', they entered the safe and extracted the
above atununt,After which they sat down,
and waited halt an hour for the return of Mr..
Joseph Binniiighoff, another son.. who was
absent, and who had in the house a patent
burglar safe, containing a large amount. He
did not return until they bad left, taking with
them three horses :and a cutter. B.
O.
TN TILE UNITED STATES COURT, WESTERN
I DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, se : At Pitts
burgh, 9th day of Oeofber: 1867.
The undersigned herebygives notice of his appoint
ment as Asignee of D. C. Meade, of Smith's Ferry, in
the County of Beater. and State of Penneylvankt,
within said . district, who has been adjudged a Book
nlpt upon his own petition kryjar said District Court
ra .1 •
ininetaL Viat an Ihrteh
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TRAT VIE PA RT.
nersblp heretofore POIMISting hetwoen William
Orr and Geo. W. Dawaon. in the business of Merehan
diming, nas.been this day dissolved by mntnaleonsent,
lieorgx. W. Dawson retiring from said firm.
• .
All persona indebted to said partnnr.blp. arc request-
WI to rail immediately and settle the same with Wil
liam Orr, who wl.llllkiwise settle all demands on said •
firm. WILLIAM ORR.
GEO., NV. DA WSO.7T.
Bearer, Jan. I7th, 1867.--jantra7:3t. '
ORPHANS' COURT SALE. i r VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
1 T HE SUBSCRIBER ',OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
Br VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE ORPHANS' 1 Bo t iiind lot situate on third street In the BM
LIP COntt of Beater county. the undersigned will ex- ouch o ver. 'Theproperty.is eligibly situated for
pose to sale at public ont-ery, on the premisee, on , I cmhuc ese, formerly occupied by John 4 Llght as a I
THURSDAY, February' 20th, 1868, ' • •• barrio 'stud, anti new to the occupation of J. 0. wit. i
at 1 o'clock. P.M. of said day, all the following de- ; si lt ehouge Islaeani l l r°mn t gjj,7 , ave t ‘ 511 " 118 1
seethed - real estate of Benjamin C. Jackson , late ill an a kit c h en on t h e , lo wer oor. a aanl r oo m n UCII AS
fierivercounty. ;deed!. eltuate In the Torn of Beaver
Falb.. tleaverCounty. 'Pa.. viz: All those two lots or ;
ground. numbered lfst and 169. in Patterson's plan oil' 1
lute In said Town Cl' Beaver Falls. Said lots 140 and
Ildi adjoin each other, and are hounded north by Oak , attached with @belt tug and Counter all complete. and * .. r . tt .
well . finished room above maid store room. And there ;
raso a good cellar underneaththe same. There is .
also fel:memo's on theaeeond stn of the dwelling ; ;
the garret Is finished and well calculated for bel .
•
COFFEES, TEAS, SVGA RS. SIN
street. east by lot No. no. on the south by Oak alley, , roams : hall through the house with continuous sta le , „ i
I U PS, MOLASSES SORG II U 3 1,
and on the west by Rita No. let !Mend - 164; and on ;offing to the garret . good stabling , cols house. grain RICE,' PEPP E riSi , SPICE s,
fruit tr pee, N te. The lot Is rinfeet front by 300
which is erected a „one, story frame dwelling house,. . uu se ,
Said lota hate it front on oak street of about 40 feet I t h e
back : Fos partical s itra call v with J. C. Wilson on 1 SOA PS CAN DI ES. RAI.
,
.A
each, or SO feet Anal!. and are about leg feet in depth.; u ; p r i nu r.
or
the
l"
cribc
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' V ALTERS.
1 .
T lONIAb N A • . SINS, ENGLISH. '
These tots air fiery desirably located for persons want-1 l u n 23 68 :' t •
ing hotnes Ithlleaver Fa ns .ne of the mewt flourish- ; BOUNTY ACC.OITNT. ' (• • CURRANTS,
Inc and rote Wog tow of Pennsylvania.
o; • ;
TERMS.—( ash in hand nn confirmation of the Betel QTATEMENT OF THE • CONDITION OF. TIIE I . FIGS,
by the Court, held on the Sdpionelav of March. ISIS: i t. - 7 Bounty fund of Moon township, Beaver county, 1
• I
JOHN M•LAtIGIILIN. Adter.„ p en w a.
jan22 . 00:31. ; .
per settlement of J. R. Lafferty and ;
18G0 G. W. Shrodes,Anditors,March tI.
Due as follows, viz: to hoiden , of
bonds Issued by John Darts and
W. C. Fisher, supervisors, 1fet1.1,41
To said Davis and Fisher; super-
visors,
'ollyAlouton. In the Court of Common netts of ,
- to. Beaver County, No. 141 September
/melt AHen Terto,lB67.
• Summons Fjectment for a
ben' or
piece or land Woof° In Rochester township, fer
cannty. Pa. bounded land described as follou-s, six :
Beginning a t the corner of Mullen's lot. thence along
said 19t 150 feet to Is:Mnst alley, thence south BSti de,
grms east to au alley, thence mouth' n degrees west to
Walnut street. thence by said Walnut street to the
place of beginning, containing one 'fourth of an acre
or thereabouts.
And now, to wit :.Jan. 15, 1868, on motion of Plain
tiffs attorney, the Court grant a rule on defendant to
appear and plead on :or before the fourth Monday of
March, 1848.
Beaver County, as
A trite extract fron - tho record,
{Attest:
CiRE - AD
JOHN CAUGIIEY,
ProthonotorY,
EX:I3
!ME CO•PARTNERBRIP UNDER e xpire d
mai
.1. name of L. R. Ostman & Co„ expired. by llmlta.i
Lion Jan. St', Rela. 'AU persons heving:• demands
+ against the above tate Arm, are requested to prevent,
I the same, and all,indebted are hereby nodded to set-
I tie the samewithout delay, as it becotnes necessary to
close all the business of the concern immediately.
. . L. IL OAT3fAN. •
I ' ' W. IL PARSONS.
. .
. .
, .
_, • J . OLNDIReRIN,
t Rochester, ',Jan. 6, lEatt.•
I•. 1 -
The undersigned baring formed a ar-partership under
the name of Outman, Parsons & Rinser. will contin
ue the lumber business In all its branches at. the old
stand of L.: R. Oatmap ,t, CO„ (riear Railway,' Statlon,)
where all the business of the late Arm will be settled.
L. 11. OiTMAN
I ' , -
' tE - W. IL_ rmiso:4ls.
jantsreitat.
• 1, 1
JAB. R. KINZER.
'i _-
R. W. & W. J. SNODGRASS,
*moms.
D 1 . 7 (3- CA.ISTS
I , . CORNER OF '
Federal, and Zacock Street, Ailli.gtenyt
1
(Pint corner below Depot,) •-'
' • •- • ' Dia Lrais nz
LEADSJ P.A/N2',sz, OILS, VARNISHES,.
iDYErST UPPS, - tDRUGS, CILEMICA LS,
'PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, FOR
EIGN cud DOMESTIC PERFU
MERIES, SOAPS, TOILET
• " • ARTICLES, FANCY
- GOODS, de., de.
I
E 1166 LOCATED , CWBII BY ME acrirril. O F
B the different Itailinty Lines we have soperlor
Wittier' bar the accommoaation of oar &Mowers. ant
the speedy transportation ot, Goods to all parts , of the
e Wintry.: Persons favbring us with their ilaironag e i
save considerable evanseand annoyance, by. having,
diets goods delivered On the...platfor m tree of chine.'
and Wareftilly worked and IlfdPflen ma, direcLi We j
reepectfolly catlike attention of;Physloan a aud j
Invallitte 2,2 pi y a r Mut oelection of ImportedsWlNEB and
BRANMES, which we bottle onrselveo. and gnaw:den;
'6,6; l
Apdapi bff malt vlll '1,4E4:4 ;prompt atrolou.:
y.
Eli
,
Ctitivent Itittrr
PnuArntralnia, January 17 •---'l'he Grand;
Army orthiillepublic,! in Convention•th-day •
elected Gen:, Logan, of iiiihnia, es I Commit- i
der-in-Chief, anii‘Gen.:Qwen, of Philadelphia 1
for Senior Vice Commander. Two hundred
and forty thousand are represented by the de!.
egates now here.
.
The National Convention of , the Grand
Army of the Republic met in mass convention
last night. Gen. Sickles' ()Capita the chair.
The Comniittee on, Resolutions. consisted of
Gen. Bulbul, of Mint* Gen. Nathan Kim- !
ball, of Indiana; den.; Jamfa B. McKean, of
New York; Gen. B. Halstead. of New- Jersey; .
and Major Clayton McMichael, , reported the •
following, which was unanimously adopted j
"Renolced,' That the veteran soldiers 'and
sailors are as steadfast now as ever to the'
Union, and Use, and fUlly reeegnize the claims
I.li. S. Grant, General Of the. Army of the Uni
ted States, to the confidence of people, and ;
recommend hinyfor the President of the Uni
ted States, if , implicit confidence tint the
torica*on under his guidance in war will he
folly carried out by h.m in pence, in such •
Measures as shall secure full fruits (dm ex
ertions.
=I
AA 600 D nopsE FOR SALE. Enquire at
Prothonotary, a office.
' Jan:l2'6Bo. • k •
rxevutorhe •Notice,--Lettent testament:my on
E. the estate of John Nevin, deed:, late of Hopewell
township. Heaver county. Po„ having been ttfanted to
the all pentane indebted to said estate
are reanested to, make immediate payment. and those
intvinu claims against the samerwill present themprop
erly authenticated for settlement.
JAS. B. FAME. Alltzhnny City.
JAS. M. WALLACE, llopewell tp.
Executors.
jantrtrlit
TN THE: COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF BEA
YER COUNTY, NO. lAINOV. TERM. 1867.
In the matter of the appitentlon of the '•Rochester
I3n3ldingA-IMOC/111/21.1 No. 1, " for a charter of Incorpo
ration.
And now. Nov. 19. MT. Application presented.
whereupon the Court haring examined the arcempany
ing Constitutign. and being of opinion that ft contains
nothing contrary to law. direct s•tid instrument to be
tiled iwthe Prothonotary's ollice. and order politica
thin according to law p and unless cense he stoma to
the contrary, the aforesaid Charter of incorporatiuu
will be granted by Court at the next Term.
JOIIN CAUGIIET.
Prothonotary.
fanW67,
A GENTS WANTED, for tWo of the'beat trelllng
tVenbgcription books' ever published. One entitled
-31yeteries of the ScaPolitan Convents," by en Ex
liendictine Nun, a true account of the' inner life of
the convents—the moat thrilling and interesting work
before the public. The other entitled '•The Cottage
Cyclopedia,' a gem of Intellectual wealth, and wanted
ht every family; complete in one large octavo volume
of over 1,000 pages, Illuetrated. Send for- circular of
tertne, vrhich are very liberal.
A. S. SALK b CO., 'Milford, Conn.
DiSSollitig 11 Notice.
NMI
NOTICE.
Mil
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
DY VIRTUE 01 1 ' AN, ORDER ISSI.T.D OUT OP
the Orrika)ass Votatt of Bower county, I tow ex•
pose to We b7lonblic vendor or outcry.' on the preut;•,
1.,
THURSDAY, February 20th, VAS,
at I o'clock P. M.. all the following described parcel or
'tract of laud, girt of the farm of which Thomas Wel
lon: fate of Chippora township, in the county afore
said, died seized being the Western pdrtton o f said'
(arm, and bound ed atibllows. vir,: bc7rianincou line;
of lands of am ts Kennedy. Sr. 58 rods from the corner,
of lands of , .-- Denny, thence by said Kennedy's
lino 58 rodaid of Denny . thence by 'lands of said
Dently(latemtli. N. Kennedy)to corner On line of lands
ofJamerflicott,', thence - by said last "meuticmed laid
above GO pmeties to a post, and thice by direct lite
to the place of beginning, contain g abont 11) acres.
'roost of which bmeared and In a state of caltiva.i
Lion.'
TERIKS.--One-third 'of the purchase money to tai
I paid on the erreflutraticnt of the sale by the Court, the
balance th two equal annual paymentcl with Interest
from sante-dine, to be Judgment bond; or bond and
mortgage.? All expenses of preparing deed., bond and
Mortgage and stamps for the ratne to be. paid by the
purchaser. For further information inquire of the an
dersigued at Beaver Penna. '
JOSEPH C. WILSON. !
Adm'r of Thomas Walton dce'd.
Jan 2.llK:at.
°RM . :TANS Y . COURT SALE.
BT TIRTCF. OF AN ORDER OF VIE ORVIIANS!
; Court of Beaver county'. the understgned will ix
• pose to sale, by public vendue or outcry, on the prem
a'as, on
SATURDAY. February 22 . 41, 1868, • •
•
at I o'clnck. P. M.. the following reel estate. of. the
betel of Mark Clark, late of !iodic Sewickley town
ship, in tol d county of Seaver. deed.. situate in said
township of North Fiewickly. viz: Alithe undivided
sae-half of all that certain tract of land.. hounded on
the north by Conneqriessing Creek.on the east bv lands
of Mrs. Ann Clark. on the south by Uvula of S. C..
Clow and others. and on the west by lands of Amer'.
ah Hazen, containing about 15.5'ac abont 45 acme
cleared. and on which la a Small dwelling house, and
other Improvements.
TERMS.--One-third of the purchase money to he
raw upon the condonation of the sale by the Court.
the balance In two equal anneal instalments from that
date with interest from came time, and to he secured
by Judgment bond. or bond rind mortgage. All ex
penses)! preparing deed, staming deeds and bonds,
to be paid by the purchaser. For farther infortutaion.
Inquire of Mrs . Fitzalmmons t ,on the premt.
fee, or the undersigned. Wrlrtemluirg.,:tinwrence coun
t}, Pa- ' , JOSEPH <:C INGIIAAf,
Gordian of Jane- h Mary Clark:
Also. at the sane time and place. and upon the same
terms as above mentioned. I vrillexpose to sale my in.
ter est In the above described premises. being the oth•
er undivided one-tutif of the same. Thus enabling any
party desiring to purchase, to acquire title to the en.
tire premises.
!antrafen. MALVISA FITZSIMMONS:
ORPHANS' COURT sAtrt
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF TUE ORPHANS'
Court of Beaver county., I will exposeto sale by
public vendue or outcry, on the premises, fret below
described, on
TUESDAY, February 25th, 1868,
at 1 o'clock. P. N., all the following described parcels
or iota of laud part of the estate of Charles Stone. late
of Bridgewater, Beaver county. Pa.. deed.. via : No.
1. All that lot of ground situate in tho Borough of
Beaver. in the county aforesaid. numbered 9. in the
genemrplan of out lota adioining said Town, bounded
north by Wolf Lane, east by lot No. 10. south by lots
Nne. 9 and 3. and west by lot No. 8. containing about
10 acres--about one-half' of said lot cleared and In
goad state of cultivation. balance a beautiful grove.—
improvements a good two story brick house. with cel
lar underneath. four rooms on each floor. and brick
kitchen attached 14 etorieaa good barn about 40 bv 39
feet, coal house, wash house, be.. a good well and.cia
tern on premises, a variety of froit treesamiles peach
es../2e. This is a very ' desirable, property pleasant
ly located. with aheautifol view of the surrounding
villagre.the Ohin RiveT. Railroads. be.. e onvenient to
churches. schools. Ralimad Stations. be. No. 2, Also.
the on !hided two-thirds of a certain lot situate In
the village of Sharon In said county, bounded by lots
formerly, of Si. T. C.:Gould and George Doldshqi, the
public street and the Rig Beaver Creek.
TERMS.—Oneithird of the purchase money to he
paid on confirmation of the pale by the ('Dort. balance
in two eqnal annual instalments from that date ;with
Interest. and tothe secured by andgment bond. or a
a bond and martgage. The purchasers to pay all ex
penses of preparing . deeds. mortgagee.
stamps requisite for same. For further information.
inquire of the undersigned. whose residence adjohus
the premises first above described.
D. 11. Fran%
Ea'r. of last will of Chas. Stone. deed.
jan2TY:3l.
BT - VIRTVE OF AN ORDER OF THE orepn ANS
court or Beaver county. I will expose to'sale by
public vendue or outcry, on the premise*. on
THURSDAY lebnmry•2oth, 1868; ,
, at 1 o'clock. P. M.. the followipg property, of the late
James Jameson, Esq. - , deceased:
,1. All that certain parcel or lot of lancl situate In IN'
Township
,of Greene, in the county aforesaid, hound
' ed on the north and west by lairds of Jacob 11. Diehl,
, and on the east and south liy lands of WWI:Mt lough
lin, containing about 6 acres, all cleared mid in good
state of cultivation. A small dwelling hone, ac.. on
Pregnises. These premises at • on the road lending
r. tlie ire;e.; ututt 1-1:414:
tit In the Borough or Georgetown, hounded north 'by .
lot No. 51, east by owing alter. south by cherry lane
and ,west by Market Streit, being about 60 by ISO feet
with old dwelling house therm.
TERMS.—One third of the purchase moneytn hand
on confirmation of the sale by the Court. balance In
two equal annual payments from that date, with inter
est from same time. Purchaser to pay all expenses of
preparing deed, and bond and mortgage to secure bal
ante of purchase money, aNi stamps for same. For
further inforsuttlina Inquire of the undersigned at
Georgetown, Beaver Counts, Pa. '•
. E`LIZABETII JA3fESON ,
Admr`x.'of James Jameson, doer!.
janWeB:3L
. . ,
Inenrrnd as follows ; for men put into
the service. "call of July, 1664, 13
men at 'MO." 4Xk1.00 .
"Supplementary order Jnly 1864, 1
mau," ..• '• . , 300.00
"Call'of Dee. 1861,15,men at ft=.4l." 8031.15
For services of supervisors, stamps,
- printing., counsel fees, traveling ex.
Pewee, disount, &c.,
covritA.
Tax-Ist leiy of 1866 • duplicate.
C. Johnston. collector.) 903409
Exoneratios $152'94, col. fees
s4o,o2.outstanding, 148,138, 1111.01--1080,013
2d levy' 1865, duplicate, (D. Pig
ley, Collector 1209,41
.Exonendions P 2,59, collectors
fees $24,19, 07,78,-1151,titl
Leveed 1866, duplicate. (W. tro
- 857992
yam:mentions $361.51, col. fees,
$71,68. outstanding., $296,37, Tv.,4A—ISM,I4.
Anteuit reed. from collector
.6690, 17 Tree5. fees 218,81. blank book,'
discount $l,OO,
Net ain't, applicable to)orieht-
Oness,
Debts, bonds, At., paid.
Balance in bends of Trearreeera.
Balance of indebtedmts, without
Interest.
This on the basii of the Indebt
edness shown by the forme:
Board of Auditors as above
stated, but to this most be add.
ed inoney borrowed by the,
aforesaid supervisors, Ant not
embraced kr said settlement,
viz: Wm. Elliott $2.5.
310171.1 SIN D. Springer $lOO,
Entire indebtedness so Ate as
known without interest), 45A
Add Intere ( st, estimated at . 130 V
,00
Total indelatednes.
5396,7 i
dsaets to t same. Wanes
hire fro C. Johnston, Col.. 148.:14
W. ineselton, Collector, Wt.:l7 '
Balanee in ..Q.14-519301
Edam' nn aided. for,
t , April _
•
. iffs.G.T:
iblt ohe Mindy fund of said township.
MI ltd, lea, so far as the data within
stales us to present it. But we do not as
a late correctness, sines ft is found the set.
'T v e fanll
4 :: to r n 00 / 1 :1-: 0 e: . :annOodecit present the
in
t MI of the townsidikl,id. its date, and we
l 110 d any record or mhautc of the Board
If issuing the Nand., showing their true t
1
}crest begins to run. or of the issiltaß...ef 1
J cns whet account they were tritteJ. ,Nor
. obit* inforMlll/OA be obtained fromtbowa ,
aer settlentent or dlscrepeneire between the 1 ,
1
I rewords mud provost liars balls Office,
I a t a gi i
, nber of put into service, &e.: we
a our duties now to Investigate thrum. 1
wr.' COOPER.
Auditors.
J NES W. JOHNSTON. I - • I
it
I I .
.• .• .
-21 M, fth.
A true exl
as It rtooft
outreach(
reit Its abt,
tlemeat by
true Indebti
ate miable I
of Soperris
date,.wheo '
warrants, of
could the re
ntag the
said humeri
nine and ib
as to the ru
deem it ote
MI
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
THE BLUE-COATS,
>1
AND 110 W TIIEIII.IVEDX:ordIIT
DIED FOR Tllp "
acmrsa 130 n!ennorts rx 11111: 01FLA1 121T.i.1
Comprising litarratieee of Peronat :ph., r , r . 1 77rWing Inridonie. Derrifig y.„ r,
i e Dee*. Winisierpri Etrapea. tip in
Camp, leirid, and Bonito! : 1.; ;
lima of :tido; and 'Some, . •
with the 844,
.If,to;ere
! and Ilumerous lnettp;.t.
She War. '
•
sockidtglir Ilinxtrateti With nrpt 'lntl Fi ne p , .
, trwitis tlnd Beautiful EngrringA.
,
firfiEßE IS .il. CERTAIN PtIRTIoN rt,r nur.• ..
' ' (hit Isill never go info tho . :do. t,i;..,; 1 ' 7 .
be embodind hi romancer prx3.\•,i! ~ ~
real Dart of It. and will. I Pn'eetirrt:. P.I!,••; t ,
e,ledinc generations a be ter Plea ot t;........i, ~, ~
conflict than many dry re frt. or reolol ~:,..., 4'
events. and this part mar he called tr., g...... , c r
th e petite. of the war. thts Illtroratc. •,,.: ... ..,,
e .;,...,;
of the lenders , the humor of tits. i.,oldi, ,t,„ ,
of women. the.brarery of ..trwn..tir. 1,, e ,',....f,
~ ~
~..
inejoi. the rstrnaiace and lutoi•htn.,or ii, r,•„ ' "
The Valiant and Drat-, lirtrted, t h.. 1 , ,,....,,,,,
Dramatic, the Witty and Marcel, no.. ~, ~, ~,
: .., 1 -
~,,
Pathetic. and the whole Panoreis. t ,r ~, v ,....
~,
here thrillingly portrayed in a r,..........- .
once historical IDA romantic, rend , rc , 4 '..:, -
Die unigne, brillianta e
nd readable ' ,, ..k ..tt ~,
has . called forth. t, •
Amusement as w.. 11 a .
every page, la graphic detail. firllll.o3
tie history. are aklllony tu.lenvoren in !•
literary art.
Fend for Chrnlarr and our trna.. :n.! t
.e
soription of the work. Aida,.,
IJcrias mittrmut:
. ova. re
lamps, qlassware and egrbon
janZeCnt
Illanufneturere and Wbo De:len
Lamps,
•
Cbandelleni,
Glassware,
Carbon
• la4leiltsr
and Lard 01b.
11rit ARE.PiIEPATtriI AT ILL
tall air.lo the trade all style, n• 0..
which for tiviallty and price defy control ! „,..
No. 1 Carbon 011.„ we warrant to tr 1,1;:r 4r.4 c I •sri
115 derive* ilre teat. We have OK, ,
patent 131."5r and SOLAIL homer* an.l
jantlTA:ly
QUAJTEftI,I* STATEMENT ()r"
The Nathni'al Ranh of Beater to
•Ixmna and.b6emint4
" ' und..r Prw , *t
i. I
S. Bond', devrir,l with
to onenreelreniattnr: .
r. s. Bond. and jineurUle.. ou lun,d
Furniture and kliturno ..•
ExpenWe Account.....
ETtAte
nu, frum Ban ,
Coin
Lira! Tendcr,Bank Notes and Cberks
Capitn) Stark . 1
, Nntional Circulation.. .... .
Circulation Rank of It,aver rgmnty. tV. 0.1
Divitien , l4
Continvot Flint! 4.rat 1.1 ;
1)to. Depo.itonL. 1Z.5.14 it) '
Dillt.)1111t. Eschanze and interr.t..... 6it • •
t1r..4%
The plume Is a earrert a It.troct hum there rt
Comptroller of the Curreorr.
EDWARD MOPS, C aw l e
SIMON j.SNITGER &
(At the Old stand, 3rd street lieu« r. Ana'►
GROCERIES,
FLOUR, FI:ED, FISH, GRAIN.
They are constantly erreiving a creel ioderstr:•;•i
thieve articleo, and the public may rely upouldi.r.l"
101 M them , cthe market agfordo.
. 1 111 , 0 odi if required.
janis:ly.
t 01 . 13,43
1711,04 - -0X33,45
rr . E.
via.w).-im,Z I
•
'VMS ADoVENAMED - FIRMAIAVE RE(Ecia .
1 opened • rug Store. on 34n1n greet. Bl.*'
FALLS, pa.:.
good assorimen
wbr there may constantly Le !soul s_
DRUGS,- I M
CINEIL LIQ
EEO
SOAPS, B
ssss;3
5511 4 .67-5878.67
MERE
440 , 3,1
OILS, P
STUFFS, TOBACCOES, •C(
OAR; STATIONERY, iC.,
Arid all other
Physician' Prescriptions
/
. ,
Willbe (laterally ecanpottnaed at all boorpAnd dl or
laces in tbrtr Hee attended to promptly.
Mover Falba, Pa., lipir. 16, ' G. — nev i: M a p
__. - -
DissolTion of Partnership.
varies is is riaßY GYVEN THAT TUE PART
1 1 11 44, rah1, be toTore esixtiog between R. A. W 1114 . °
and E. I'. Steward. In the Boot and Shoe bedew. / 4
this day.dleaoleell. Mr. Stewart retiring from the err„.
All /lemmata allTbe settled. by Mr. Wll//on who
continee to the bootees* at the old Atand. /
1 R. A . {t it
, - / R. r. Frt.lvarr•
: Rocheirter D 26, ils7%-r-pius:Gb.t-
A.axxxs irANTED
WITh
.1.. P. S1IITII! 1 & Co.,
P.l
J. P. SMITH & Co., .
Liberty .58.2 head
Pittani tab. Pa
Hitt .urns, Jan. 1' 1;7 )
:1~~f•.T~
DEALERS -IN
ALL KINDS' OF
EMAN d 'SON
ggists.
Miii
DICINES, PAIrENT }[LRI•
PERFUMERT,TOIL ET
USfIES of all kinds, FAST • f
GLASS, PUTTY LAMPS,
1141'4 TARNISHES, )Y
lctor belotiwlng to the 11m4ye91Deo
Er
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