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AUDITOR GENERAL.
talticaonN F. m urictivrr,
OF 110NTG1312.1.1 COUNTY.
• -WLVEYGR GENERAL.
COLT: sAcon mr. cniTesELL ,
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Tim Demoeracy igrOtpl because Wre wito•
has an apparent persona interest In the re-
Suit of the Impeachment rial, was permitted
to act thereon. They do not t.tll their readers
however, that he offered to pair oft during
the trial with Senator Patterson, the Presl
dent's son-in-law;and that Patterson refused.
Let them give Patterson a turn.. • ..
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i• .
'W nits the, Demociatle leaders and journals
offer their nomination for the Presidency te
Chief Justice Chase, Admiral Farragut, and
others not Infeeted*lth the leprosy of Demo
cracy, they prove that they are as bedly
in
neetlef a candidate as Itlr. Johnson is of some
one to bievci '
MIMI
• CABSILTIS'II. CIAT, 'cm! Minister to ;Russia
at the reque.st of the State Department,
tendered his resignation. Several Charges,
tt
is announced,• have bee pieferreditiminst bins
by the RUSStan author ties, among these that
o!unfair dealing in titsale of certain. tele
- graph CompanY stoc to Russian capitalists.
As there are alwayi tyro sides to . a question
ire jpdge the public tiny safely suspend Judi.
matt on this one until:Mr. Clay himself is
beard.' • ..
enpperhea party of , .ho present day ;
has but. two political Ideas One: is.to oppose
Liielegislation pfour Republican Congress in
ita:ClTlhti tn. recoinatruct tho SOuthernStates.
The other is (o enfranchise the rebels who
recently attempted to destroy the country by
an appeal to arms. How any intelligent citi
zen Can remarn connected with an erganlza
flan ea aimless, useless ,and characterless is
one of thosa "tough problems" that s but , few
persons can explain. • •
Tug State election it Connecticut, on Mon
' day, April 6.• will be the next in prder. The
candidates for Governer are Marshall Jewell.
Republican, and James E. English, the prop
en , incumbent, Denv;cmlle. The vote wil
be t very close. In 1866 the Republinii car
'led the State by a majority' of 531. whsle in
1867 the Democrats ele'eted English by a ma
jority of 987.
If true, as reported; Trot the copperheads
have colonized a largillot of voters, and have
.'scattered fraudulent naturalization papers all
over the State, we have but little hope of our
friends carrying the electim4on the 6th. If they
succeed we shall ho greatly but agreeably
'cairn:iced _ •
al appears from the record .of the clerk of the
district court, there have been found 187 in
dictments, including-83 for Murder. now
many were returried ignored we are
. not,_
tn
• formed. How many crimes were committec
for which no one dare lay eotriplainti we can
form no conception. The registered vote of
that county is 112, white and 8 colored.
bo" then Is manifestly not the .despetado in
c- o euntir' It he has had anything to do
/
with•these crimes whatever, he his been the
victim not the perpetrator.
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• finritkawra4lvs. Van Wyck's, report on
the whisky (muds contains some appalling
statements: For instance : The internal reve
nue tax on whisky Is $2 per gallon. The rer
elm from this source amounteoast year to
$25,000,000. Now it is known that the pro
duction of the article could not lialto been less
'than 100,000,090 gallons, and the revenue from
.this if Properly collected, and honestly paid
into the treasury, would have bee Nit $240,000,-
000. Deduetingthe $25,000,000 actually paid
from the awn. the Government was legally
entitled to, and we find the national treasury
short just $175,000,000 on the single article
,of whisky alone
MI
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. Wyck's report also shosis that the
collectors-and assessors of .New York were
Asst year nailed upon to contribute sums equal
to their, legal salaries for election purposes.—
They contributed jhe amount called for. !Tow
bow ,would they do this and live besides? The
question can be answered in only one way
riifr believed they were allowed to,..and they
did steal a.sum sufficient to make it an object
foi Ahem to continue In the revenge service.
You that complain of high taxes think these
,statements own, and reflect that the payment
of thie $175,000,0001nt0 the public treasury
'would have lessened your load to that extent,
but Instead of ,being made to do this it was
stolen,and used by Andy Johnson and thp
Democratic party to carry the New York
election list fall.
Qtrrrn a number or . communications have
already reached this office in behalfof !several
' gentlemen whose friends are pressing their
claims for the Congrmsional iniamnation of the
ll4th diet: We hit+e declined thens all because
of our detire'S trot each aspirant fairly, and
to give , every candidate an *opportunity 'of
going before the kple on the record !he has
already made, and the merit which is' known'
•td attach" to him. "Writing opt' candtdatesiat
the !"eleventh hour" tends mlre . to confuse
I. the !ten i
or than to enlighten im ai to the
ci
*holed he !hall make. In this anti the pros •
. peictiva candidates an:. alt wel known ; they
.-.hieve been prominen tly before he people for
. A number of riark - *Rd.nothing that is not
, itigrorn now could binaid in. tbe Argus that
• irottld materiellAisetiefit stir of them , Judge
%! them as you have imam them; not frOm what
i. their ardent friends Illig!!, say in their behalf
.` , .tiow. But whilo.wo doss rule out communi
EMI
calorie In favor of candidates for the 'vote of
this county for , Cows* we shall also take
, care that. not is slitle: titian a the county
nixiso name is now lueutiuued in connection
with that ale% Melee "any detriment"
at the airasi. haitdst• we. said:sorne time
tiro, Lim Argils stentrai.- between our
owseandidates for the ivote of ,thle county,
bat% no sense does it adopt the idea that
Iteare,r-gounty is not entitled to the candidate
at the prebent time. ) .
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lux withdrawal of Jzsmstas Buser. as
ceansel in the President's case; isilkytolueve
a simple explanation.. That* copildesed. ll
sound and tamest k not
doubted, but the reason lit gaTe 111*
ting part of the preeedini. Alboutihree
Aer
yea a rs egos guano islaisd, knots as'AltaVola,
a-as discovered or taken! possession of some
where on the coast of Dominica, by some
Baltimore parties, who laid claim to the own
ership and engaged )10StAmr. to!assist
foicing hal/11404d,
the' forms of acceptable, but subsequently
the Dominicans expelled the claimants., who'
were digging and shiping off the guano, and
took possession themselves. Mr. BlatCiee bur
inewiwas to induce Mr. Jonxson to drive off
the Dominicans with a national vessel
eh
the' President refused to do; and it was con
ceived by Mr BLACK that the case of his cll.
cuts Might be' promoted before Congress by
quarreling with the President, and so he guar
reled and vilthdrew.—Pitts. Com.
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Tun Democracy of New Hampshire are
represonted as being terribly demoralized
since the last electiOn in that State. A few
days before ill° contest came' off the leaders of
the party piplislied a statement that they had
. .t t
polled th e S— with great care , and that un
der no moms
cos could the Democratic
majority fall bele three thousand. On these
assurances many of the Democrat's bet
with
on the result; they Were sure to win: they
haethe figure's, WV alas! the actual count
told a different tdie. They now feel that they
were deceived, and by men who knew they
were deceiving them at the time... A largo
number of those who were thus cheated de.
clarethat hiving been treated In this manner
they will never cast another Democratic Vote
in New Hampshire dispi rited, es they live. A
More down-hearted, demoralized
host than the Democracy of New Hampshire
is to day, cannot be found anywhere.
A !dander on liVebeter.
The following paragraph has been publish
ed in and 'dolefully commented npon by nine
out of every ten editors of Democratic news-,
papers in Pennsylvania. They use the sup
posed language of Webster to condemn those
who are now carrying out the great expound
ers idea of free government. Here lathe par
agraph.' , • • • .
"Pnoeuncir Fr larn,LED.—lf the infernal
fanatics and Abolitionists ever get power ,in
their hands. they will override the Constitu
tion and set the Supreme Court at 'defiance,
change and make laws to suit themselves, lay
violent hands on those who Ore; with them
in their , opinions or dare question their in
fitilibility, and fin ily bankrupt the country
ebster,
and deluge it wit i blood."—Daniet W,
March 7th, 1859;
In reference to the above, the editor or the
, Greensburg Her hi says : "We have taken
I •the painsio read , that speech, as we • find it
authentically published in the Congressional
1 Globe for that session, and we now, and here
positively assert that no such paragraph, as is
quoted above Occurs in it Anywhere; nor is
there anything similar to it, either in word or
sentiment, to be found in it, from' its begin
lin:lbold, bare-faced, wilful and deliberate forgery,
h . iii
pa .
pemii l_l-1.._L.....1 'mann a falllyOnflaPr
ave either manufactured or uttered it, to re
-1:4:2-11leannutuPealsnnfloartahve.fieee:;:ut°PhiriteincaaPeref(Phi:hiree: d gra P fo r° r ees ed g n e : ry tti n:3l e 7 n wit e t h i h n so e .
f.
. o m ry eAn o t f o t f h t c h p e a p tr a i t o ri ti o c t li c ead nvi to nfir misimd the judg
d
'tun evidence in th — e — ease of &wearer irk
:Ronson, in the 21st Senatorial District of
Pennsylvania, has brought to light the most
stupendous frauds, systematically perpetra
yid Which have yet disgraced the history
of Ibis or any other country. These
frauds iierpctrated seemingly—we might
1, - y libsolutely—undci the direction' of the
State Comniitiee,ot which Senator WALLAxer.
is the Chairman, gave Judge SIIABSWOOD the
certificate which 'otherwise would have been
given and which`belongs to ledge Wri.inata
the Ropubliaan nominee. This has been made
as clear as sunlight, and all men will be con
vinceilmben the testimony Its. published. It
bas been.inade clear that Mr. Snuomer, Dem
ocrat, the sitting Senator, has no right to the
seat, and that it belongs to Mr. Roinson.—
Aware of this, the Demcicrats have, It to said
miserra:large sum with which'to corrupt Rep.
Senators, and retain Mr, Shugart in his seat;
and we may add that rumor is busy, not to
say emphatic, as Leib° members of that bcidy
of whom they entertain ,great aspectations•
The freedom with which the names of Sena
tors—two of them members of the commit,-
tet—are used in this connection, either does
them great injustice, or is the natural result
of confidence which can spring only from a.
bargain fully entered into. The vote, when
it comes to be taken, will decide this, and
substitute fact for rumor, or prove that it
was all rumor without a grain of fact. For
that reason, If for no other, tbo vote will be
awaited with interest.—Pitta. Coin.
Tmd Impeachment trial began on last Mon
day. General Butler made the opening
apeecb, and a powerful argument it is repre
sented to have been.
_
ftwarabie was the Haase of Represents-
Oyes hopOssed with it, that the pintlag of
40,000 eapies was imetediately ordered.
SENDING brINTIN, telegrams concerning elec•
tion results use very common occurrence With
the Coin; at the present time. Here is the la
test instance: After the election officers in
Washington Pa, bad commenced counting the
ballots on last . Friday night one week ago a
prominent Democrat of that placeoucheethe
wire and told the country that the Demecrats
had carried the borough and made large gains
throughout the county. This Information of
course brought out all the Democratic "rims.
tens" of the country. It now turns out that It
was the Republicans that carried Washington
—by the way a 'very close town—and made the
heavlogains throughout that county.. The
Democratic papers however will never give
their readers tins corrected information.
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0.70.,
A NIOT at the coat mines of John
O'Neill & Bon, at' ine Run, on the Rouen•
gahela river; three miles above Pittsburgh on
last Monday. , One man was killed and die
wounded. Three hundred wake were en.
gaged In the ot. The.trouble grew out of
strike en thil rt of the miners, •
GIN. RAIWOCK bat been relieved of the
command of the Fifth Military District. and'
has-been ordered. to, take corimand of the
Military Diebdon of the Atisatio, created by
order of the Pieddent, Feleillth, 1888. Con.
Buchanan has been placed in temporary cow
mend of the Fifth District. • . '
EM=M=l
Tale Elei Prude.
The Ihistisbing cortfiwpoodent of thePitAs•
burgh . Onesset* ot *rah my* this. ref
tithe Robin* :te- Bhagat 'electi o n
ioise•lnd I #e MA, liMltteli to Luzefwe and
,Cetillife !impairs: g -
The cenuallbile. oeithwAnnitested
case of Robison vs. Eihngart is drawing Its in=
coati
scan t to a close. The commit" the
contestant are offering rebutting
_testimony
this week. They_are hotiadio•dese thit.to
[ morrow night. Yuttr rodeo Well remessiber
' that at the commeemnfltthey produCe4
O'Mara whd latlfied Um he had been
paid five hundred dollars by . a priest, named
Father Tracy, for going out ofthe State said
to
staying out until after the Uhl of thisvcare
as net testify as to what, he knew about the
fraud that had been oreetieed atPhillipsburg.
Mr.Shuge.ree council and all the Copperhead
leaders said that &Mars had sworn tti what
was not true. They impeached hie charatter
for truth and veracity. They summoned
wit
misses to prove that hews* not to be believed
upon oath; but they never produced Father
Tracy to dieptore Mi. O'Nera's evidence:
Father Tracrthey talk' eare to _ keep:out of
mach daring the whole trial. Robison's coun
sel could net find him until last. night. But
as the ease was known to beabont closed,
Father Tracy concluded it was safe for him to
return to Clettraild end Elk counties. One
of Robison's counsel happened' to be on the
train from Philadelphia Westward last
I
and he soon discovered Father Tracy (inboard
the cars and entered into conversation with
him, and found out. that all Mr. o*ml - had
testified to was true. However as the counsel
had no sublime' with himhe could not com
pel Father . Tracy to stop off as a witneet
flowerer, !nehmen as H. B.! Swope and John
Cessna are trot to' be baffled if energy. and le
gel talent will prevent it. It is not necessary
to say how they dill it; : but ;they had a man et
Tyrone with a sublet" when ' Father Tracy
arrived there who whinnied him and brought
him back here today. and.when the commit
tee met this afternoon and two or three wit
nesses had been examined, Mr. Cessna called
Rev. Thomas Tracy I It was rather laughable
to see the long faces of Mr. OMB and Mr. 3111
ler, Mr. Shngart's comma; when the name was
called, and when ,the 'whet came forward to
be sworn. That was the first hint they had
he was on hand. They demitided at once to
know what was proposed to be proved by the
witness. - Mr. Swope wrote down what he prce
posed to prove by Father Tracy. Mr. Orvls
noted down his objecuons. Thir were both
read to the conunithe andthe op ections over
Mixt, and the testimony admitt it
wasof
fered.to prove the-chrrectness of 011ara's tes
timony, and to rein" the , 'testimony of thole
who, swore that they:wen:id' not believe him
on Oath. The following," substantially Tra
eye testimony as taken down by your eorres
pendent et be time About two or three
weeks before the meeting oftheLegislature—
the first of last Jannary-4 pa hi Mr.O.Mam
five hundred dollars in his own house in Clear
field it was in the evening I paid him. The
agreement was he was to leave the State and
stay out of it for three months., Mr. Gorman
—a boss of Mr. Collins's—gave me the mow
ev r to nav
d,...-0-tnoftonollimaitrdaitittewaarras at n the
itilltstaulltche '4!
M Mara. =Thad corropendenee with Mr. W. A.
Wallace on the subject. The intention was to
keep Mr. O'Mara out of the , State until this
contested election case was decided." _
The foregoing was on gramination In chief.
Mr. Orris cross-examined him and elicited the
Mowing:
"Mr. Gorman was the only man that?. was
aware knew all about my arangement With
Mr. O'Mara; be Mai the only person who gave
me any Money; the only person who author
ized me to make this arrangement with O'Ma
ra. had some correspondence with WA
WALLAce, he never gave me any monerbe
sald be would not give any of me own atorritY
• .
Ins evidence in befb
ru ,-.. 1i
i ;; 00 -vrwwr rnmen trer
pity this witness bad notheen allowed to give
before Mr. Wallace and his ends had time
nd
to have an interview with him. He evidently
was disposed to tell the truth. It will be seat
how much influence these desperate leaders
I will have on him by hie testimony before the
.committee to-night. Comment on this is en
tirely unnecessary. Just to think eta Catholic
priest being employed to bribe one of his own
followers to leave the State, so that the frauds
practised by the party claiming to have sueb
reverence for the Constitution as the leaders
of the Copperhead party have the effrontery
to claim. Junco -
Soldiers' and Sailors' -Na!Nina
A Soldiers' and Sailors' National Conven
eon will be held In Chicago on the 19th of I
May neat, the day before the sitting of the 1
National Republican Convention in the fume
city, for the purpose of placing in nomination
candidates for President and Vice president
of thetrdted States. At the Soldiers' State
Convention, lield In Philadelphia, on the Bth
of Janualy, General James 8. Beaver, its
President - , WAS directld to appoint. the dele
gates from. this State, and they were Instruct
ed to Vote for. Griot and Curtin. The follow
ing is a list of the delegates selected by Geis.
DELEGAIMS AT LAZOL
Gen J F Hartrank Gen Chillll T Col.
He; Gen A L Pearson, Gen Harry. te, Gen
Lemuel Todd, and Gen Harrison Alien. •
1. Colonel H C- Meinan, 'Cblonel - Myer
Arch and Lieutenant Samuel C Perkins
IL General Hector Tyndale, .Colonel lota
Parker and Major Richard Ms.
111. Colonel Wmß Hann, Lieutenant Na•
than Spering and Benjamin Thomas.
IV.. General 8 Irvin Given, Captain Harry
Coner and Captain W J Mackey. /
V. Gen Chula, M.Prevost, Gen Joshua T
Owen and Captain Alfred . -
VI. Gen WM Minteer,linjor, W HYMNS
'and Colonel W H Hamtneraley.
VII. Ccd N A.Pennypacker, Col George F
Smith and Hiram. Bite&
VIII: CS'S C D ENiott, Capt Wm A Sias&
and Capt George W Darrell.
IX. OftJ W Fisher, Col W L Baer and
Dr. A M Barr. '
X. Col D B Mathews, Col J G Frick and
n J G thegneld.
XL Gen Charles Albright; Col Wil'Aitn
rong and Gen Selfridge.
X/L. Col Henry Hoyt, Col F 8 Hiltehdoelt
Col Lewis Burnett.
XIII. Gen H J Madill, Col A J Frick and
lent HR Durham.
XIV. Col HJ Sheatier, Col John McCleary I
and Scott Clingan.
XV. Col F B Konfftnan, Capt W H Lam
ricks and Lima Samuel Foster. I
XVI: ChM W D Mason. Capt Sidney Rus•
sell and'CaPtaln Edward McPherson.
EVIL Gen J P Taylor, WI R A McCoy
and Capt Joseph A Green. , •
XVlH.llajor Jesse Meant
ols and Capt C H Half
XIX. Gen H L Bromic, Col- E • Irvin and
Dent A B McClain.
XX. Col S B Dick. Col A p. Dunimis sad
Capt. George W Westlake. •
=ol. Gen JF Gallagher, Cavil!' C Owl*
and Capt Amain Fuller. ' ' •
XXIL Coln Biddle RobOrts,, 'Major l E. A
Montooth and Capt John McConnell.
XXM. Gen Charles Barnes; Gen S Week-
SOD and G W Black.
S V. cag M R Adami, Hon lit KO*
and Cap& W W qtbson.
Amin* Jbatnton appealed directly. fiutla
'emirate to the people ofNewliatnpatireoll
the greet , isioe of Impeachment, and razhiiiiiite
edallintitcarm patonsgs'ami-P1:::2.
Tally
the Tberhave
pronft and allegations, and the .
flashad4heir verdict front sea to sea atitiftent
continent to continent, pronouncing him twit.
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ib,lellylosi t
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then at Preadat . tsadbr 17 _,
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Wed
repreetiolt.etthe litillireews eiftlia - pastr hail
Um bean•Obtab l e4i Oa Seed to *M e ..b.gen
ielectediailliialids,W ` ___,,,—
. Rehnbttaahasititkbog of . tlie Crawiorii
Systentit lisiMmOr .conaty, where it has
Pairphrao4l*Pags 09afi: the , Ma
• "OUP ' eh • this morning from
Lancaster. COWSty, giving the malt of the
delegate Ideetions held time' en daturdart
beam reieuit tostimpay to the - practice'
working of what Is popidkrly known' as the
Ctswford eentd3i systen3. tinder thb mks of
that masa the election was. adducted, and
wa hare a settim of 6,0138 Totes .esisterianawt
I s even thoinind. Ia 1867 this Repahileati vote
of Lane eiteteountimst at ' the genital Mee-
Lion for Judge Wilibms waste:lle ; In 1866
for GOvernortiertY,l4.s99: i1i1865 for Gene
ml Bartraeft. 11,4 N; in 18114. for Piesident
Linioln, 14,461, Miring thelast font. Yea*
embracing a Presidential, pnbetnatorial 30-
dicta% and general State election, the.aTersite
Republican vote cf the county P 3 Ura a t a
=l ay . elation has amounted to 18,802. On
more than half that number of votes
were brain out al a primary election. This
sneaks a.i
for the •system that elicited
them , Those familiar with the -ordinary
woridtig oatilke machinery of the government
know *furry rarely a primary or delegate
vpte appfoaches. fifty or . even twenty_ per
cent. Of the.full strength of the party. , Most
generally, Ander the' okl .systern„.twenty-tive
or thirty beak in the back room of a tavern
redolent With the fumes of had whisky and
worse %ohm)°, determine the whole mister
for a ward otyminshlps of from three to *re
hundred totem. i •
i
The kW* Chianti, says _ The 'result of' this
illectiaLaneatter county, Commends Itself
'Se t ate attention of the mama of the
Republican party everywhere. Every man's
vote in this election was felt as as expression
of his 'preference for vandidates whom the
desired te sea nominated. No Aim or moire
manly system fbr nominadag 'Candidates than
that Juat sdopteLd by the ReplgiOns of Lan
caster county ' rid rangy !he catabilsh
.
Convention.
DISTRICT nsizoATEs.
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Vl r refter4 Grida PlNispeets.
The Chicago aura, of ' , tate:day, makes
the follosting report as to theigrowlng Wheat
crop! - qr.,
"We hear favorable sets of coming
crops from every part of the-country. A-gen
tleman who has been over a good portion of
Wisconsin says that-he was surprised to find
that so much plowing was done last fall, the
weather having been very dry, t but the ground
was never better forthe wheat crop than this
spring. If the prnt , weather. continuo
farmers will commence sow ing_in. a few days.
March wore whast alwisys yields the best crop
Theßellevillei (111;idt Adrocege Ls informed,
by s gentleman of judgment and retie
o..f Bt. Cla
reepettettztad4iongg=titletstir
ro t th r e .
Esbly good!-.seldom, if ato p of
better, Ii the
prospect contiauto es godid a few weeks longer
the price of Wheat mute come down. There
mein aids:alone ay
the Belleville Adm.
eak.large quantities - of oki wheat held far
higher pricetred If the cooling crop bids fair,',
gretecoars.ols. must see a decline in
I, Witty. whose business calls him into all -parts
oXe g reSsouablyWenW i tlattlif :j
log as ever *lire et - Oda sewn. The
drought In - the hal cut down the acres plan-
The New Albany
tad, but this will be more than undo good by
the sowing-of spring wheat."
Commercial i says that
t _
"the prospect ofa fair wheat crop is brighten
kyr. There is much improvement in its ap
pearance within a week or Mo."-
i ,
' "kr''tfie ftettblicaii State Convention last
- week a delega from Luserna Co. exhibited a
large number be printed naturalization (=O
rates, in blank with the elputtuneapf the Dem
ocrotic ProthaiiPtig and the smUf the court
- affixed. • He - elle that : not late than. Jive
Liouneskof them mudnient pawn had been
made and distributed by the Democratic man
agers of that region, thereby 'enabling them
to dent a • member of Congress and several
mirbbers of the Legislature, not to speak of the
election efJulige Sharsvrood last fall.- It is by
such frauds as these that the Democratic par
ty wins man yl of its triumphs. The Convert
impelled by tins diseionre, adopted a resolu
tion in favor of a law requiring all legal' vo
ters to be registered before the election, a pm
cautionary measure which we hope to see en.
acted and enforced.—ChanitersOunr Reposi
tory.
.. Wt3tia .1 drew Johanna was swinging I
:frontal the Me be dew:Amoco' .Congress M I
retridution ry, tytanicatfiticonititutkutat
body that was, liartging On UV:verge, Of the
goverment." Now be_ reapOoda • tor -a Born-
mous to answer the obarge7 ofhlich: crimes
and misdemeanors; by n - letter . ltadOilawito
bonontble court, siting'. ken court of
butwabbment," to try articles welded by "the
Ibotiwable, the .House of 11qm:quietly's of
lb. Unittici Stases." . A. J. is getting kwld 1
New lttrucrtisttitnito.
u. s. nitioniala , BEVLNvn
1868: •
VOTICS GPM To ALL PIIBIIONB
.LN getout that tie annul User of @megawatts for
Menial Bet/nee taste for the year 18% have been
retuning toile by the several .11Mot Asseesere of
the Nth Cottonton District of Penn's., and that *el
win be oponitir inspection at the
'..L1313218130R'S OFFICE,
Wactibinfoli. from the 3d to the 75th day el
Awn wert, during which time ;persons aggrieved may
n o tr i =iis from old they consider erroneous ea'
Appeals must be in writtegimeWM
particularly the matter of compl a int, nay *Ea
declaim le requested.
RUM, Assesoot, nth Dist.,
madelkalt. - •
;r1 1 1 • •. . . i I s . •
CCANST Or RECEIPTS AND DIEBIIRS
:-•
A wilts byl School Dimetesi Mr Da' ~ ,
ship and Idorough, for bounty purposar dfi Ving the
years MR, 1246 and HMS.
DR.
Tolondd Yank. • inn, av
• - • , CR. .
DI botlnly Ifi'ifkiroluttteas and 11 vet- '
crass, : 4 ' • ' ' DM 66 -
By
shoed:id Mutt • 41 °ZakidEfw J. irw
c=rtail • 21 °.°' • .
~ ,i4 SO 60
:;----cosuin i
Rer..IIIIMITILL PATTERSON. 'Treasurer. DR.
1 1 T B:
Imseeten t o „ on
tenasi • DIM XI
pail •
1 i r lost and aiwillineld ' e("2lllllk4l4 exeeerations .l it am4 Bl4l" l " :_. '' '1
Saar Tmas`ts. head list.l., Ilk DM4II, - , - •
1 _-:
We mutt?, that we have Min 'canuaised the
. weed* Sad Sad it Correct as it' stands
stated - ' • , •
.• 4 i.,. .3gx. MARACA 1 Auditor:. •
.'llarelatls; 1818. , •
‘' •• • •1 •• I , •41•Oce! e 0074- • : ... ,• ' • • -
• . 1
r.. -
abd - liheregili rtuftell or ' our ildiali end Doled etfelt w ilra tol
Is4bsbe 1.110111 - say *s
elthejersrdAsa andake fuliten ...,-.... '
' *- Allentei 1-, .•• ~ -- • ••• .• • • i., A; -”ipaggerf
11 0 01=1=Wee lito 4lifilifkiA, ..,5 I . MI
~. , 1w.,, ~ ,
Elms* 7 a .. 1m : :-., •- " - , 41.418 -1-to •..
.-::,-'•":•7: -, .: . 1...::,,.,-onn 't7,
' 'llje goomi Sores adssir Sot tbeTresnuer *don;
111 tbe Side he teecired; add ableentiellaniandsix-'
ty daallitherr not scat:vies even hiagsm commission
me TteAn4Er. , - Fs: 311: R 0513.•
OEM
migons_mw__-___. ----
-
t o t eto ulai our BELT WOIX S.
vio . .._
..: . . . ,
): .vo.
4 - . r
~' ": ', ith i l
i ,• ,, ,
t'_ i 0
1 1:
40 ety bt.,
.
4i i • OW STAND - ?.1: _ . torm i p i e mow viroz)
-infiniiriff:lol4lr and James de.,
If ' -
LIM
nochester, Pael
'GENERAL DEALER IN
ME
DRY GOOD!,
NOTIONS,
'RATS,. ,
ROOl'S •nd
oßoczass, -
I'ROVISIONS ,
ARS,
IRON,
NAILS and
CAB:RENTER TOOLS,
ROPIIS and OCD/it, .
PACKING TARS,
OILS, ' •
Met AIID OIL,
QUOODSWare 'and Waoir-_vnue
laiO r Tilt, FLOUR, FlaoMit.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
gild* the SOW WOO/ or the Celebtated
•
CARTON CITY. .mtpii,
For b eater stettiltyore ofkr Soar to deal
ers iit Pltb igstefolitthg freight fro= there. —
Alto. •
3,1,21.311 g
WHOLES/ILE /IND SET ,IL
•
Alio. haring the wag. for Bulb* Seale . CH 4 I6
BCaIAN we offer to therFe r . Sales at, naranfaetnrers
mien: cough ling of Counter, Ray. Cattle.
Thirmont, Rolling XIII an Itallroad Sale&
Also. Agents tor Eureka Bono 1301tatate
and Miter Paris for WWI.
•
Rams Salt 3tandantniing Co •. Sin SWATS en hand
we bus always a WU Mochas hands,
OUR MOTTO:
'CALL 024 CE AND YOU WILL CALL AGAIN
aprl'6B:l . 7
NEW HARDWARE- STORE•
ALUGO% 3}W AND. costisrn ASSORT
maIt of
HARDWARE, CUMULI, aCk
My sad ilasinrs Falls, Hoe*. libovels and Seithta,
with every eitstade etesmalty toyed In a
HABOWAItg:; orals.
rail sod eitOne
, • ,N. ,
.STLIPY.
apTIVOIS.
HOFFMAN. HOENE tr. CO.,
58 FIFTH, =l3Tit EET,
PITTSBMIGH PA.
.•. • .
tit Arlan. FOR TOZ MARSHALL.
•pf ll W recommended O recommend by Gotta-
Maretrik, Grebe, mid all otber nutsital
ptborittra as eatery boat Mapes sow mans
Ala=ta hit the - Shoulager, Chnrchrl i t
and 1 '
, • ,
ORGANS AND NIELODOINSt
' Ybeseinstimentibare nett' patent serer failing
•Tremolo, new putout I sad Octave couple.
and a speciality of two lately tweeted stops, repreaent
tog the celestial and Inman aka. which arenot band
t h t =other 300 e. °Batelle rutelicd with Brass and
Blltret ftUnments, t leas Bald New York
i We imPori tnstremseta. amt, tie., direct from
Mannlictoriss In Brims. we are prepared to All
allerderspromptly. Oar meets are warranted.
and told lower t hin any her berms In the city.—
Betatty daskmt are req to multi, their orders.
Hcisita&N OENE &
aprrOkly.
Ghia Opening
EMI
or
MALINERY'GOODS
W. IL 1133EINCMEINS
Eatablishmentr. Beaver. on
'THURSDAY, April 2d, 1868.
ALL THE tATRSr SPRING STTLIS OP RON
RIMS BATS POR LADIES' AND
CHILDREN. WILL DE
•
RUIZ LOT or MESONS. IFLOWIRS, MILKS.
COLORZD CRAPSB, L1WE5,4c.,40.
Our Mends and cuetaumire and the public
rawally,arerespectl ly invited to call.
altree:ft,
WOMM-111010` AKAKEREI.
aiiiap 110111**Aleinu, stinicarrzto
to. IL Petals' sad .lieVij VassOuskliaebotshrh
X4394.a. April lewd rieMalf N., At mak
tog ießowiepamoonstl brick.:, *acid aitd Cla hi
-1144: thipiiablo Asliver int* iripiktiklatick at the
sown of Rocheatar, tapnlißelt.
sofachtrere ql. Agate Blretated.,Ceanded and
• ' r- r,ipf!• ol
• - • •
Leather . Belting,
==
lIII=EI
•
au10,..645zr, Vox rierxxs..Luxia
Perbinh, Agt. Pus. Lam. and Car ,orke.
A. Preoebi bine. Me& Cot Meet Wig; Cu
Wm. E. Porter,
I SPOI6. Purge mid not Co.,
Kean. n a Co. , Pittebergh.
News. `ittehdon; Pittsburg*
A. A. Barker. .. Ebensburg. Pa.
J. 1... P. Kalister, Beg.. ham. MI
Berm W. /IL reeve AO'. rim. FIL •
J. R. Lindsay. Eel.. Pittsbargb.
_Pa.
Moo. J. Badgers, Ng" aIuDaTE, Pa.
, .
Orders ItrxofUll7 Sidlcited.
•
antr67:ly - •
.
,
"Uphols - tersr . . -
WM - :C . &: GEO. . NOBLE,
(Sons a Succerqrsto Wm. Noble., Or.) 1
OLISTITTUT;IFEATEDIR lIEUCTIANTS. AND
irdsaisra In Fortner. Beds and Dintsaltl. Nativism ,
of nun culled bah . . Bask with hat top. lairsk with
•Oa a.Doskt:ssrd IltraLlM rig Chib p and
Mtn, Goan Foams Id any (ensign:l I:.
ranted • g 1 Daosierigtoreeds. Hollands, l'as w oels
ott
and Colds(' Hess el _ ear and all articles
usually akin In Ma obolststy V 7 se.
AU work warranted as reprosiluted, and at one nn'-
form price.' .
Cor. of Smithitoid dtid Third ste.
r
(Taos,Dona At ?us Dtiort.)'•
- PITTSBI7II9H, PA..
sprl'6l3:6m.
•
.it‘• Rl7 17CT A. E I
HARDW ARE & CUTLERY ,
$4 ,
Cornet of Lticrtiand St. Clair. street,
IerIC,BAVI. NOW ON 111 AND • A VERT LAO
TT' and tapplAte si:ltment of Hardware a n d AA
cti.
eultund Intpkinentis Which we are selling at NEW
Yor k prices.
Elp!Winces:write Neared to Courtly Nerd:llmb.
bftll in and examine off Stock.
aorracluti.
PTITSBURGIII PA.
iliEl
RI
PIiTEIBIIRdII, PA.
alinfe i NM
B. OR JR IL, CO.,
IMPORTER* AIinpEALERS sN
PITTSBURGH, PAI
, ORPELAUTB' COURT BA*Bll.
IllY NIETO.: OF A'S warm OF THE w ill
LP Court Of Beerer conntt the undersitroild will ex=
pose to sale, at public oet.dfy. on the prevalscs, on
WEDNESPKTLApriI 29th, 1869,
at i o'cloct, P. icor sat&-da_7. sal the folloiring de.
seabed rail ands of Joshih mccorrani late of Eicever
county, decessed, s . thia .r_ te .... lo Dar ... lin a gion township lees'
per
;Port s h. PIL lsn , viado:eadj4fJoh:nlnghtccalsndugjhtryau
thNeadtenbliziouthtehts.3l:ll:
eigtitY acme of is are exarea. and the bilanteiven
timbered. Om Is are erected auto= noose. one afar,
with basement. kitchen end teller. Also, a story and
thelfinintithestee.ANN* 1.,_.111.114 Wet. Orchard of
food mouir Ure Ilfinnisea. 'FirAt leell. watered. awl
lb egood state et cultivation: .1 four feet.ven of good
:coal underlies about seventy4lre serer of said land.—
Pm:lilacs **Will% mlle of Roan Station,oh 1.: Ft. W.
L C, 11.11.
TERMS. -- One-third of purchase miy Id hand
opal ftruirmstlmi of side by the Court. e balance In
two coital annual installments from the date Kith In
terest from same time, and secured b 5 bond uha wort
gage on the mottoes. The purelisser to pay expenses
of preparing title; bond and snortgage,and all tequieite
stamp,: For father Informellou inquire of , bhp' un
dfrsferted, Princeton P. O. Lawrence couut;ll., or
iee
TWIN aTYSLATE MINING
AI
REAUFACTUBING ttimr.u.4 V.
•
1. P. ?Er ItarrEn., s. Lb ANDERSON, itN. sit A Et.rs DEr.oth
President. &a vary. sup. ri dindt nt.
OFFICE,
No. 43 Lieventh Street. rittAttlfss Va.
1i
believed that die time has came in the pfOgirss
of Mamie= architecture, when the qtfie , tion will no
longer be asked. • What shall tte use tot roofing
but. "Aarm cmc OISTAIN TUC DES? 5 1 • Are
. countries have ling ;Since established the Pict.
that no matertil is so well adapted, nod PO dorificiC„ as
Slate for covering buildings, T*6 (+Merles fel lit
geberel vise In this country have existed tieteiofore
tjst, the transition character Of society,. which is
lileeessarily opposed to permanence in architecture :
imd semid, the great Sbandauce and law price of him , ,
her. The MA Impediment is rapidly yltdding to tyro
and riper ideas on the subject of !funding, and the otb
er must soern . give away to the starchy and advancing
price of timber suitable for rooting purposes.
We submit it few leading advantages of a Slate roof:
It Is superior to every other In appeariusee.
It Is twiny as on.
Is saves . ,.' insurance.
is Are proof.
IS Is ilisperillible. • •
The Twhi. City Slit Company's Mince are In Newth•
Sefton Connti; RIM'S. The Slate Is d beaStifol 1
alit blew, nechangeabie in color, splits In perfectly
islitioth pleas pearly elm required, and Martians stead
ily fly 'existertPre to the attnospbere. Igo Slate In the
United Sides is snperior to it.in all the qualities essCO
tW
to •Itttad Soot and we think Bet. little equal to it.
It M furnished at the, putt in Pittehunth, at the rati , of
$l2-iXi• strafe (erne bettared square feet). which with
expense of laying, wffl stld about 25 per Cent. to the
cost of a shingle roof at present prices.
Samples of Slate may be seen, and orders left at the
Wilco of A. T Staallenbargef & Co., Rochester. Pa.
Parties at a distance, can address J. Sr: Neilloyet,
No. 43 Seconthatrect, Pittsburgh, pi. 4
Tilensartisini. ar.a. •':
• 6 0 16 1 )9 4 1, -Moon& Bea ver. Pa., and all Druzglsto
inerdellersink idedichx,. .
soss1815&I1.
E
I =e? Arrfilllllllll AND Mut ,
of ezablalag aD.
pliable. Mb be Z u e=l b boleti
eir
an at rate NSW, ibutwtbe %Wag am. 1
Aw 11775 , Viarned&setioothousa; X
etti. . . orthytkaft
Otb. trainerMe Neer sovie '
10b, Baden Imm,t
" Setb.llll4ll,
lath, Mart " Boob O l i ve
. 4 Ms, Tabotew ,
" • • MA I
gut, waver. ' • ~
"
" fbellietd , • finewell
Veit Ilookstolt. •
Tp
" Matte' ' " Leaman To,
11106.1111Thete % ' " weaver Ta
lexisataatbo win asiamenee at the hoar of* Wok*
A. M. Directors and Wats are..resbilted
to atteptl. - ' litTuAll.
matiSeilt
t
A -
RE NOW ACKNOWLEDGED - ET ALL Ink?
we them, Co be the best In are ; ‘lll - *A m
grader range of motit Own any other machine, auk,
Oise or howl merging; nom a straight short 11 2 4 6;
make• a mitt aH dbe both Mei.
Please call at the agency and pie theta at * w k . _
J. BOGGS, •
MVPS' MOCK.
•
• New Emmy,
Agent for Deaver, Comity.
vairbspite ItaMsr4 leak*
•-•
.
WAR THUM,
COPYING ,PCIMODS, to
FAIRBOKS ? MORSE & co.;
Corner Wood & fraccond
.sVcarotid to bay only thn Jeanine. kiln le
eprenoptly. . Itostat4n.
lIENTtY
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
r
1 111 171 461 Vr i rrn.E
Br4litori gre, atom the nog Fodor' ,
• .
The LOVA stock in Beaver moat* moan! al
hand. and ',ening at the very )(meat pdeea
mar2slB:lt.:
One of the Lirgest & Most Successful
WHOUINII MT IN
tlit (44 extengVe and reliable noun of
Wm. Flemming,
TV Wood Street,
PAI
rk Koons Witt sotn ATE ASTVIN
Oter: opt will be W COmpare to twit r
satiety ittth first chain hods& In Nell koool ra. '
stock illtslats of lien and Boys Far and W
Milk luta rasslmere Bats; Min and Ikm Cap
Bois Old Children' , Shirr goods, Nur Ind FY
ker lipodaSnndostas. LadlereandMltals eat,
and ahtrtmtned. Country Merchants are ran
and esdnlitle mt. Stock. tnavrir.
DAY 60018110!
James A. Fort
T ifif3II,OI)ESPECTIVEIN tNNOrME TO
citivfts of ki.trer coanty, that I hits jade
a nsw and Splendid stork of,,Sprlntt Dry fel
Nottons, - fn the room foroolly ocrupial by
Nelson tk Itta'slcr: let the Distd.ntd, Roche Sr.
'feting fei wind
Dress 'Goods of dvdry Desch
-. . .
Loiters, Cokireii and Illicit Atom: kart
Ahidret. th De Latuee, Whtte CI eide..te. rait
egheme. Cheeks, Mathe&
Tick,. Jean.. Tweeds.
Ceiel mere. a k c..
listen and Gimes. painniffiaA )ton, g"
czltT, Drees Trwletinv. We eat
vs Hatt. alardo cock,
trey cheep.
titanipinz, rink
len in" nryi NI main. Stiteirr:
3a * Shirts m tde to ntd•r.
rime tali and emanlue tut we are bound vt sal
PITTSBURGH PRICES,
NO TROUBLE TO S [IOW GOOD .4.
Remrmher the place, room formerly Oa*
Achim' & Ildese'wr,
IN TIIEIDIA.VOND,
JAMES. A FORTUNE
P. S. I have secured the Kokos ur Tt itn tt ir7 l .; l. o. it
eretrkPy ofarldgewater. •
FRE" lASLt ALWAYS OS HOU AI
10U ANON IDEA'
Tb 3 best and cheapen LIME in Mt
Send arderm In W. J. ntINN, seven rt.
Kilns. at Vinport.
Lime delivered at theft notice
marl Mir
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FARMFOR
o tu,
Pa.
O aist al in ar S
g A
o dlo L
b ;
:
D.ISI37IDECODFEiRSI WAB
Aalarod. tire mile lftTß a e o ,i
.tßrOCkelearTbe attt2t 2 acne; al .
With a good frame Barn. Thetail P
PdrilligOrblelt will make it a g. roo f,
with a well of good water at the deer. I%
sever Bilis, water on the feat It , "
ea U. contitstleg of Appls. Pesch ,. 1 " 11 '
Movies and o th er .mall trail. TO Win
ea a public road, and to so Tor 'scare tie ,
and coevesient U. School. farther
qutre of the ,eadersigee d .
laar23ll2;it.
—_ ._,
DISSOLUTION ?ll,'
VOTIoII3 TIBREBY GIVEN; THAT
IA netabip heretofore *stating tiatuueVi
t rte
ter and Joint Adman nr gair r G i f A lcoa. ,
illal«f=tZ of u, . the s.. 'jc t .
Ind Mier paw" la al °wed to us
Au dem falba liquidation Of all dabui t T T o)
utariblilt3t. TWO .
JOON, ACP
Co, kit
Or •LL ItIADIL LUG
BAGGAGEBARROWs,
PITTSBCRGII. PA
ROCIIESTEII.I'I
PITTSBURGH, P&.
I 1 Tim DIAMCSP,
, Li V t"
PAPE 12 COI, I, RS,
ROCHESTER , PA
M E
anport„ Pa.
NEA.RICV,T:
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