The Beaver Argus., May 06, 1868, Image 2

The. .Beavor , ;Angus.
J. wur,vgn. Eorrou ♦nn Patina mon
Denver, Po., Mir°, ISGS.
Republicau;Stnte Ticket.
AUDITOR GENERAL.
WEN. .101 IN F. HAIIITHANFT s
GE MONTGOMERY, COUNTY.
SURVEYOR GENERAL. .
3.11011 11. CAMPBELL!
OF C.I.MBIt I / 1 . COUNTY.
IN addition to Itlicobillprolithiting persons
having any "viilbla'admiatUre - of negro'
blond Irom voting; tho Ohio egislature have
introduced another, disfrauchismgall college
and 'seminary students, of whateverage. The
only exception is ht those cases where the
i
patients of the student live n the county and
- township where the instinVon Is situated. It
is estimated. that some 10,000 students' will
be deprived of the ballot if this lie . comes,a
law. / • .
Tim General Conference of the lift 7 t
Church met at. Chtaiga on last 'Fri lay, * and
will probably be in session for several weeks.
It iN composed of nine bisitops,•, tWo'hundied
mid thirty delegates from sixty-'eight ..annual
conferimces, representing about eight thou
sand ordained preachers, with visiting repro
sentatifts from similar bodies in Canada. and
Europ'.;
THE result of the Republican convention
in (4 mane Ountir; n couple of weeks ago, does
not seem to have given anything like genentl
satisfaction 'oil the pmgressional nomination.
It will be remembered that the conferees Were
instructed to vote for J. B."Donley, ihe pres
ent Bankruptcy Register. The complaint now
is that the designation of &candidate for Con
gress and the selection of conferees was prom'
atire, some of the parties in interest not
thinking that the Congressional_ question
would he acted upon at that time. ThOse
who are dissatisfied urge the holding of a new
ci.nvention.P
Atiomm.Ceiterathas flung the proffered
bribe In ,the face of Andrew • .lohnson.
Sehollehr . has rejected the proffer of the War
Oftlee r f Why not send in the names of all the
tienehils in.alump and; see Unity one of them
Will stick: It wouhtsave time and prevent
hard feelings among those slighted. The
names mjght 'be .written on a "round rain",
to show •••• Johnson has no personal
feeling
Tun
ny, Mrs. Cady Stanton and Parker Pillsbury,
hich lauds Wendell Phillips and Anna Dick
inson aiul abuses General G ranti• and the Re
publican party, is ; split over the country
der the frank of James Brooks, the Copper-
head Congressman. The Reidettion declares
it hopes to see the Republican party destroy
and is .therefore in full accord with the
Copperheads. And yet the Phillips-Dickin
son-Anthony ale nde rspn Republicans are Te
tii lied as the utterances of Republicans !
THE English expedition to Abyssinia; to
resc ►to certain British subjects whom the ne
gro big of that country I‘..."tan. , pilV4 lll ned
his allant offer of marriage was declined by
Queen Victoria, has been entirely sticceiSruF
Penetrating to the interior of that country;
General 'Napier fought 'a • battle with 'King
Theodorus on Good Friday, defeating him
with great loss. The Ifortress in which the
captives iicre confined. was subsequently tak-
Cu ,y storm and the prisoners, who wore
Anti id all living and well, were safely releas
!;
• ed.
I=C
EN; W. W. IRWIN, the new State TrCOUr
er, of Ins home, in this county rin last **ea
n layfor Harrisburg, to take' charge of the
dut us of the dace to which ha was elected
liy .he Legislatnie last February. j Those du
ties began on Monday the 4th inst. General
Irwin has Med so many otlicesokrespomibil
ity, and so considerately and honestly lit/she
discharged every duty pertaining to them,
'that we sincerely la:lima:lm will make ours of
tlkutost reliable and eilleient State ofheers.
Pennsylvania over had. Courteous in man
ner, proinpt in action, a skillful financier, and
withal a man of Um strictest integrity wo yen.
turo but little in saying that the Legbdature
that honored him with an election will never
have cruise to regret its.thoice. At least that
is the belief entertained limo by tfiesa who
have been personally acquainted with him
since his childhood. • •
1 • -.., . 1
. ' Trip: Seuthern 'elections have completely
shown the groundless character_of_those ap-
Prelienshms in Willa' certain partizan Dem- I
ocmtic journals have' freely indulged. We
were assured by these prophets of evil that
• •4pollisions between the two races, with violent
Outbreaks,outrages, riots, murders and ex .-
'.
terminating piipular conflicts, wmild.drencb
the South everywhere with blood. The ac
tual results present a contrast to these gloomy
forebodings which seems almost ludicrOus
`' ' why» we remember what a dreadful state of
' things was foretold.' The
. Associated Tirels
• dispatches; which have steadily bourne their
own tar marks of being in rebel sympathy.
are so uniform in that reports of the quiet
and' good order by Which the electrons have
been! marked, that one cannot fall to draw
coniParlsons unfavorable, oven to the elpe
i rience 'of seine of our own, loyal Northern
communities at clectiontime. The city of
NeW YOrk a!ope, voting for President ext.
..1 . , November, Will see iiiore,headabroken;bloll
'KW, e cismull and partizan outrages genera -
• ly,•thanlivere remitted last weckbetwee» the
CaPe Far and the 3lississlpp . l, river. • Instead
• . of the Southern heart having been Are 4 by ne
gro equality into an indignant _and bloody
n•sirtance .te the laws, there is plenty of evi:
dence, not only that the sltuatien has bcce
quietly accepted, but that bemoersitle-Cen
• servatoim •bas,-1•' n mans cases, cagerlY coiscii
iated•Ahe neeo support:l-Ms Gazette.' •
.11
, . Tiic impe diluent case is drawing to a
L, close. Mana er Bingham, wha had tlio cloy
ing address bOgaii his argument on Monday.
After he gets through, which will be to4.lsy
• pmbably, (Weilitesday).thecaso will pass in
to the hands of "the Jur thefifenate. The
Democrats at 'Washington and 'iliac* . here, It
is said, are contidOnt of acquit al f, und on tle
• other hand, the Republim d are squally cm::
- fident of his puivietton. tiro inclined to
think that the ,Pretideues of :days .4e
;Imola:red
- . .
Tux county coin-cutler. of the Republican
parikhelitlat,yettrOuloptettiCleibbi* l tt r e .
quiring the sense of the Republicans' of the
county to be taken on the popular vote ere,
tein of nominating candiddtcsirfieVldruisir
of the county •
,committee imalthergote '-c:
quested the Republican no . liiis to lastfict their
delegates to the a ppro4 big ccilveniloti fiVri
what their wishes aratm the qisAtioii;narritl-
Neitherihe resolutiiMlffll :convention ono_
year ago, nor the cull of the countY committee
published at the present time, gives
.us to un
derstand exactly 'wluttis meant by. the - "per
ular Note system." In Leto/tree county--tliey
ImicliOdOs ca11ef(*. 5 044,44. 4: t ~t6 t °"
plan of nominating candidates. Its ,working
is eennOttAiii'lltiMitliniiiiikity moot=
tags :votingthe . ia donh by !ballot Delegates
'hi. the County' etirtie!itioti itialstk!*elected at
0.0 0 I?jA l ,4g:frYil : *;. 4 f9 - *• , ti/ 0 3174 ' ‘.i)°r*1
o ughs,in the ratio of one for'eVerY filtY, .Re
publican votes cast et the , prc4etling , general
.eleetion.. TOeic delegates carry the risult of
.the Imil.itarY.Weetings to ther,,conuty, cameo.
tion. • Hero the vote, of each candidate Is con.
solidated, atielifitis found that any one has a
nilierily of all the voles cast, flea particular
'office, he it declared the nominee of •the,,party,
for that pa : sit-ion: .' lf, however, no ono has a
: majority of all the' votes 'cast !the, delegates
then proceOl to vote In F onvenhon for a eitn•
I didate, and after the firssi two vote's aro itaken,
and no one having a majority, the candidate
hiving the lowest number is dmipped,. 'and st
ench succeeding: vote al:tether is thrown ToVer
board, until a nomination is made. This.sys
tem does not appear to he satisfactory in that
county, for we notice that while one Repuhli
can paper , there ;supports :the mixed system,
and urges the party to adhere. to It,
.the other
one opposes it and advocates the adoption of
theLCmwford 11. ' ', oannty plinS , : • .
.
The C nt w ford
. county.system dispenses With
delegates entirely. ...Under it the 'Republican
voters assemble. at the usual placei of holding
elections. They, there select one 'person to
actoe judge acidtsiro persons to servo as clerks.
The polls are then opened, the voting .done
by ballot, and a registry it kept of all the
persons voting.. None but Republicans and
qualified voters are permitted to tette part—
After the votes are all in, the ballots are
counted and the exact number - credited to
each candidate. The returns are then certife
I eel to by the judge and clerks, sealed, and car
ried to the county scat on the succeeding Mon
-1 day by the judge. When IleNdjudges are all
present from the different tow nships,t63d. bor
oughs, the returns are opened, the voted are
aggregated, and the person having the highest
number of votes of a majority, rentember—
is declared the nemhice. •
• We presume its this system we arc called
upon to expresso 'r views nt the approaching
primary ineetings..\ At least that le the genef: ,
oral understanding. It is very - apparent to
us, and It must be a° to a great many others,
that out delegate systein In this county does
not satisfy all of our penple. Complaints.are
numerous. : The clihrge is frequently made at
. - -
ter our conventions are.heldithat the delegates
.
traded this .4xindidate and that ono oft, . that
they were reauiptilitUsl after .coming, to the
county seat, and that no man unless skilled in
the art of scheming and trickery can get .a
-nomination in a delegate convention. Wheth
er these charges have_ any foundation or not
they have created distrust in many Minds, and
: talitianst. heti ilieell i 0,... IC a v iliituliux.pf
epu i es rs
their unwillingness ever to attend a prUnarY
meeting again, ualess a change is made They
reason iu this way : • "Them' is no use in my
going to the primary meeting. • If the persons
for whom I vote do not get a majority in the
township, my vote will be lost, and I - have no
expeetation that they will be able to do till%
therefore I shall give myself no labor or
trouble about thulliatter. But if I knew my
OAR Would be counted in 'the aggregate, I
would attend and cast my ballot for the. men
of my choice." Another says: "My attend
higithe primary meeting sent do no good, for
the delegates, after they get to Beaver, will do
as they please at any rate, and nominate a l
ticket that suit themselves without refer
mite to what I might think or say-on the sub
ject" In deference to these persons 'and to
their feelings in this particularwe believe that
the Crawford countsystem should be given n
y ,
trial in this county.; . If after trying , it one
year, we find it unsatisfactory, :we can return
to our old ways. BM, we believe after trying
it once we shall wonder why:we did not adopt
It long ago. 'the principal objection to it Seems
to be an apprehension that the voters of a
borough living near each other,. and close to
the polls, will come out in all their strength'
concentrate their vote on certain candidates.
and nominate them in spite of the country
districts, whose voters arc:scattered mid live
at a greater distance frotn where . the meet
ings are. held. . Bnch al thing' might occur
but 103 not likely., to, , In Beaver,. for in:
stance,.there is usually moresplitting ori can
didates than anywherceelrio the county.
But If this Were not so, the "eopUlar Vote gyre
tem"• gives every Republican an equal , cluinee,
and Who foregoes his privilege of attending the
polls, and voting directly for: his choice f .; as
sated that his 'vote will have its due weight in
the Anal summing up, because of, the distance
he has to go to exercise it; and if in conse
quenco '. of I . this,' objectionable 'men are
nominated„ it is 'his own. misfortune
or' fault, auff , mit t a . defect in .. the system
itself. Mathis fear of the boroughs proves
entirely groundless when the matter is tested
by experience. 'ln 'Crawford-the'. alerting
place of tim system,large boronghs are found
hero and • Mere -over-the county. - The pep..
ular vote plan was miopted therein 1860, and
no effort was since nuido:or is nowbeing was
:to discard it. The country districts have not
bleep overriniched .by the boroughs, and no
complaint is made that they, ever! have been.
•For a number of years past . thus. Republican
party of l o aticaster county. has been.thrcoten
oil with tt "smash up". because of its ..delegate
system. 'the. Crawford plan.;vras suggested
as ofemedy for the evil, but the countrytiiii-
T
tricts protested ageluet, it, on the:ground that
the boroughs •would-.control all.poininatiwt
Their.political• 'troubled • continued ',to, grow.
he..country,distriCts • were again alquaded
to,. They tinally yielded and consented iota
it for one year., This was. in.• 1867. and , the
result wna, the hest attended .primary,.meet
\ingi freer !tell to the county, an itnexceptioa
:ablii ticket was formed, anituow.,het few.oan
Ihe found, in that county vita want,to gp imi.cl
,to the. delegate- syatairii ye."l 4 lcpiiistar• coup-'
ty has probably ; as many - thickly pOpoloted
boroughs as auy f other county,.
,io ~tlte-*POe
Iu ihe, West and iu the Rw e ; England ; States,
. . I the . 1\ °pular. vote plus generally
,prosailkand
d by Susan B. Antlan
attribute, h a measurable do our
eim i nratliAes'io
harmonious workings. For, afterairbmitting
his claims for it nomination to a direct vote of
Ito P"?Ple;,:t defeat* candidate has no pre
text ow bgting," ot\r for feeling even "sour
tikarqds pa. He was neither"trad.
eitrr/by a del tali at the county couven
%Warier eat . of his "rights" by a
,ttottiiHriOss The Polk simply
preferred some ono eise,and if he has any man
liness atoll he can do no less than submit to
the .lion, and take his place in ""the ranks
again with asgi,mike grace aslipssNe. Nest
ly allot them ilf . ,;,loolbigo p0p , 414.
plan is in vogue, and hence party harmony is
`aiMuttilMiffe'y
is to strengthen rather, Slues „weaken tise. or- .
ganization.. Another point Go Where mre
will or took where we inky,. We :knovetif. no
county anywhere that having . once adopted
the popular vote.plart.raturned to :the dele
gate system again: ^ This ciremistanee of it
self is a powerful argument in .flavor of its,
adoption here or elsewhere; where it doesnot ,
now prevaiL : The merits then of the 'rule
suggested, in our visa*, are these:. Defeated
candidates are p revolted from. charging their
misfortunes to "Court House algae.," or -un
faithful delegates. They must abide the re
sult uncomplainingly or quarrel directly with
the people. , enables every Republican to
vote directly for the candidatei of his choice ,
knowing that, let the township or borough
gn as ii will; his vote *ill not be lost to those
for whom it was east. It will Induce alarger
number of Repulicane to attend the 'primary
meetings than any other plan, and - this w ill
give us better men as candidates for our vari
ous public offices, h consideration not to be
overlooked in these office-hunting limes. It
itiil rdmove, all disturbing eleMents in our
party at the present time, and emnble us to
act more harmoniously in the future than we
beim been able to do in the past.
IMfl
The r .11)011100101emtie
ent . Presldenttal
Mov
, , .
A numbs}'' of military gentlemen claiming
i
allegiance to the Democratic party,: met in
New York, l on Tuesday evening, to take meas. .
I.res for securing the nothination of Gen. Han
cock for. President on the Detnocratic ticket.
Maj. Gen. Gorden- Granger, who ; heads the
Esebutive Committee appointed by the Cleve
land Convention of Ititio; presided. The Cum
mittee was fully represented; and it is a sign'.
&ant fact that not one of them had a word to
say.fin favor of Andrew Johnson. It was con
'eluded to hold a National Convention of
Democratic soldiers and sailors; in Now York
on the same day with .the regular National
Democratic Convention, and it was determin
ed to make an effort to induce the National
Faccuthe Committee to fix an earlier day for
the noinination—the Fourth of July being
regarded as too late. The gentlemen present
were very frank in saying that Pendleton is
not the • man to most
agninst Grant, and that
Hancock Is the available candidate.
The Manhattan Club, the leading Demo
cratic organization •of New York, city, has
been carefully canvassing the Presidential
question for some time past; and it Is stated.
on competent authority, that, after a survey
of th 6 whole field, the Club has crane to the
conclusion that the convention cannot possi
bly agree upon either Pendleton . orfieymonr;
that, after a hot preliminary struggle between
the friends of these parties, •Ilaticack's name
will be brought forward, and a complimentary
vote given; but, on account of objections to
him which cannot be overcome. he wili - be set
aside and Senator Hendricks, of 1ndinen,•n0in
t.....5...),..... -Iw,--. ....r , -.-. • -....... .........,- --acrn
-1 l i a s ' n o l , n r i k ' m.i f l o l trouble
be V i t c :o - t n P il t r t l e i l i s e e i :P i n : i4s t s e i
odTfchntethl
the cam p aign,
q m ll i rs t r in y
when the?* will be relieved from Millie" anx
iety by t is,' triumphant election of Gen.
G runt.--Piits Corn.
_ ' •
Celebrathit-a Birth• Day.
With n grand banquet the other day and
much postprandial and bibulous oratory the
. .
State-rights and pro-slavery Dempemts of the
North !celebrate& the birilkility of - Thomas
Jefferson—Hutt honest and conicientious old
Radical-4-Who, a tilave;holder himself, boldly
declaredthat he trembled when he thought of
the Syst l ptnand remembered that God was just.
el`haristcieracyof,modern Demo .my gather-
ed at the St. James to insult th e memory—by
claiming his name—of our l dead •statesritan.
Governor Seymour of Connecticut, the brutal
Brick Pomeroy of WiscOnsin, ' lion. Edward
Digerioll of Pennsylvania, Henry Clay Dean,
the drunken renegkde preacher of lowa, -es
- .
3lityor.Gunther Neti• York. all were there,
arid apparently+ on a leYel, enjoying the most
perfect equality and a delightful ciithinunibn
of intellect and soul. "Nagurs," we 'presume,
were excluded. • The speeches" were of the
stereotyped Style, now. the exclusive property
of the• Democmey—week ethnology, wbise
theology; and utterly silly politics and social
economy. With characteristic doughfueecl
ness the South way toasted and the West, hut
not the'inighty North. As a sPeelmen of the
calibre of tie concern, an individual by the
name of Lowe gravel) , Informed - 11M table that
Jefferson had at one time made the grand de
claration that "all white men were created
equal," end the table listened. - Such is. the
I)emocraey in out day. -Is not the 'speetaele
I J
humiliating ! Is not the modern, bogus, and
bastard organization an insult to the names oti
Jefferson and, Madison .and Randolph,: and
Tompkins?—Forney's Press.'
Orn. attention . a . as Calledto the fact, by fin
article in the itarrisburg Said Guarci;tha all
the Republicans papers •of tli %
n State, the RE
POSITORY ineluded,Tail to give Jacob M. Camp
bell, our candidate for. Surveyor General, his
lull runk as a soldier. lle entered a compa
-ny of the three mouths' volunteers, of which
be was elected first Re.utenaut, and was the
officer who assisted to, pitch the first tent in
Camp Curtin. At iheitzpirution'c.f the three
months' servlo, tenitenant Campbell organ
!zed' and was made COlonel of the Fifty-fourth
Regiment, P. V. • After being In the field
d n e
d tlier
tante:b l r t
In:
s t a v h nilL s e att h r
chacßanpioh:rtluilactaingo3nr
hard
4,nii ti me,
Ifilff
int
1B 35;
rrhsn:;tc:°C,l.aol:orityfe General.rachianyg L.i n i a d tl irl
p e , iisa e ) :: id h ird w i i ial c et a l ll ,:h s aosa '
subordinate h rl r e tnafo l
ab l e trff
i e i i di : :
I : :: ,
-aboVe flies, so honorable to aAeserviu'g soldier
we give Brigadier General CumPboll 'ids
proper rank at tho , bend - of our editorial col
umns.--Ohamberaburg .12,ipasiterlf- ' •, ,
. . .
, A coormiceoNDENT signing himself "Ge o r 4
gia" informs us tliathe Ims'lnstpio/1,00 worth
of slaves by the eniancipatimi polley os the
Repiddidan party; and asksif that Ig consistent
nith that,elause • of :the Const4tuthia. which
forbids pr . itde.property to" be lei for pub. '
lie .useiwitheur just compensation:. II Will
reply tti bis,oingtuirwiil?)*lo4, l lo lll iigtoth.•
er, • When Mir, Sakrior; *}L
ing
gee neeaston, t
ing two'itien possessed at acott a'.Very ,ag 4
gnmetthe rind extessive number, nrdero4,tho
devils to depart and enter Into s*lne
which were feeding near at hand, and when
the,aw ine, ,under this sudden and nul'ortimate
inspiration; kicked. up their boas an& with
one accord "rim down a , stcep.- place :Into,the
Amami were , drowned." Width° owner , of the
syane s -right of fiction. in , trespass:against
their Creator for. toki ux,his private. property
,for,u.pubiic AM without pay ng. for it on
then 4 0.3c0rgia!! &entitled to pay lon thuf loss
of his slaw:L-21 - Yfriibtow. , '
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REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
.4C•ler. 1141101P*111111111101-
°Moist list of the Blembepi:
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thirreitorrAitio± arttieigpti .of thol
la jt,4 11. .. : 'to,: annightion, op.!
PoWa , I .
, g sgeittl en to wil
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chat d -, 1 .ra of t State te a l
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Cortrthi fa, i • •..r 1 , npu , 'IA
the plithirr, try: • • hi ior th ' ug
COq* ntitin eaj ki . :
• ;-", ' -,
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not.ra lAira:Chairman..
Adams, Edward S ePherson.
• AlletrimmY, A: X; Brown, Thelma Ewing.' John
Walton, Ctras. W. Batchelor. -.- .
-Bawstw l D.-.1..- Imbrie,------ --- ---7------ .. . - 2:' -:—..
- '7lefflard a ''JOlMEltdritly.. -•
Benry S. Bekert, A. D . , II e - i -
Blab" t w ;,*!' ig , . r
tr. , ,, - tittle ? ? ..: ':t ~ 4.4 ~...
, - Ea Morris Lloyd.;
...- 8 4 110, 4 4 . ,1ff&r1 011 ...--- ......... ~?.,. ~ , Ntre 5. , ... , at - 74"..,- .. .,
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,Cdamperome 11.--,Earl.• r i -i , i'
Y)l4lW"„fif,i l i t i t; w g ilt! r ,.!
.. Chester;Jno. M. Pomeroy, 1 1 .-PArithictM. .
- ctarton. - 11. Weller.
Clearfield. H. M. Swope... , .
Clinton.'ll. T. Garrey.
• Columbia. Dr. P. john.
Crawtbrd. It. 1 1 . Miller.
Cumberland, C. I'. Iltonerich.
DanpbtirJ. Row intaanson. inacitta Itergtker•
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-Elk, Bern Soother.. . ~ . • , .
Erteorcmas'Onunison: - I'" ' ' ' ' •
- Forest.'2.lo. L. Dale. i -- •`, ' . • --- "
Franklin. Jeremiah Cook, ° , ~- 1 :: . ' . :
Fulton, W. M. Patterson.
Greene, J. 11. Went'.
Huntingdon. Geo. W. Johnston. .
Indiana, Daniel Ptatqr. ~ , ~--;.
Jefferson. Jai Ilentlerrlon.' —'
Juniata. D. it, Wilson.. . ,
I.ancaiter, Milton 11. Eshelman and E. Dllllngfelt
. Lawrence, Jaenb Hauss„ j . .. • - - -
Lehner]. T... 1 Worth.: , '
7..shigit; James W.' Ftillea ' • '‘ . '• • ..
.. 1 4itiernc. Jilar A. Scantoi.
Lye/wining, Lewis Martini ' . • • '
• McKean. Lucie, Rogers.; - . - • - - -
Mercer, S. C. Koonce.
Mlffiln. - •. • •-, ', '
Mtmroe. J. W. Stoke:. i.: - .- ..
Montgomery, W. R. Yerkee.
Menton . . Daniel Glarks. . . .. , • :
Northampton. Wm. S. Kirkpatrick.
Northumberland; Franklin Bound.
Perry, Wm. Lonther.; . ~
Philadelphia; 'Jno.- Price Wetherill, if. C: llrn.ll,
W. IL: Rem; Jae; N. Kerns,- Goo. •11. Moore. - Wm.
Elliott. Samuel Ihudels, J. A. Bonham. J. G. Butter,
Jas. Mlitmes. T.' J. coffer. Wm.- Sellers Gen. T.
Gross, W. Harvey Money. Col. Somme' Bell; honey
Eumm. '
Potter. P. A. Stebbins.
Schuylkill, Wm. IL smith. •
Snyder. D. U. Mover. , • . .
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Somerset, Rd.: Scull. - ,
Sullietut, T. J. 'lngham.'
. Susquehanna, Albert-Chamberlain. . .
Tioga, W. 11. Smith. ' . •
i Union , Win. Jones.
Vonango.. Jas. 1.. Connelly.
Warren, Myron Waters.
Washington. Jon. W. MWlllhons. • -
Wayne. C. P. Waller. .
Wmtmereland..7. A; Waller.,
Wyoming. P. M. Osterhout. -:
York, James ;Kell,
Washington City, Captain 'Alums& Fidler, General
James A. Ekin. °, L. -
The liepubliCan Slat::: Central Commistee
will m et at the rnoitti of the National P ilo.
l's N. 1,105 Chestnut street, Philadolphi;,
at two o •l
9 \
m ock r. u., on Tuestlay, the Will day
of May, 1 'O3. A full attend:to Is earnestly
desired. GALi:sti A A. G now,
Chairman State Central Committee..
The Democrats and the Pres!
- de:my.
'-: Gen. Halpin° (Miles O'Reilly) in his paper, ,
the New York Citizen, rends the Democratic
party a vigorous leCturC on what they should
do about the Presidency. He tells them plain
ly that if they permit the outrageous leader
ship of which Brick Pomeroy's paper is the
organ, to go much farther, decent men ' will
leave the play. Already, lie•says, the party i
is in an "awkward position," composed as it
is of conflicting mid anta,gonistki .interests,
'consisteng with the stupidities of the last
f iiv years," says the Citizen, "insure utter ruin."
The article in this .respect !is sn outspoken
that We quote the following for the benefit of
our Democratic friend :
"The organization happens Jobe composed
of conflicting. and antagonistic elements; a
large portion of it consists of actual, positive
'Ube Sontho n aleitirTßM'V nb '
would rather be kW/m(10y a Soutlipm man
than kissed liy a Northern woman. These
I crave ns m . ) bodily ; for their representative,
1 their wo ri lly exemPlr, George H. Pendleton;
I will have hira-and no' one else,' and actually
despise and repad . Goveri u Beymour-as
toomuch of a war i n.. They
,itro , ...rartlitto
ankr vindictive. Thy have securealie'party
machinery to tliC 'llivorite,''aiitl have given
him a long start i advance of all other candi
dates.' ,
4 , llaticock is Alva pan to
are thousands of Dianci-.
s for 'no other candidate
for Pendleton, the fallow
...language is employed :
Aly, positively, and un
aw at the.ltedetv and Per
sill those, for whom vire
or Indirecily t by (mettle!'
or idleness, the election
rhead - allfl. false-hes: red
IL Pendleton. Until wa
il trees groin whir leaves
its above; until the moon
n loses its fire, Until brands
gels turn ; to devils, until
ire shall freeze, until every
Able-became.; passible; and
setnoemts vete kir the man
only to'his country .. but •to
ms.censpicitous only. as a
le. or possible Northern
by hls indirect ' support
.... hei r sons and brattier:4.—
Si timeswould they see' tie
Ind (Aerate Republican, den.
Pr deuthil chair, a person who
ir is in all their views,
ti r representative than a &m
-y etrkept .hint from be-.
:The Citizen thi
nominate, for th.
crate who wiil • •
against Grant:
ing rather emph.
'We say dist
changeably as Id
titans, that neve
speak, help direr
or illonce, by act
of the utter col
Northerner, Geor
ter huts up hill,
underground ind
giics heat an .111
become men :
ice shall int n
thing that p
not then,wll
who was fa t
his-section,
degrading
meanness,
to their fo
Rather a t
royal. sold
Grant, in
if not agr
is mote n
Iperhead
LI tag a tr.al
`fft ' , Lock Haven DeMoeritt•
bets of the "Grand Army of the
mks. During the war while the
"sneaked" off to Canada.and
es in the fastnesses of the forests
9, these Same members of 'he
n BNEA
calls th
Repuhl*
Copper
to hidii
and m
Grand
from, 1
of batt
"sneak
who er
who
of the .Renuhlic: were at: the
their,hreasts to the fierce shock
lefe4so - ef the national flat.. -The
thmen 'who eluded the draft.
ily cried ' "the itnr ' is a failure,"
ly platted every obetaele iu the
ova
iea
tr,eut, and wha sytepatlui
ne Easof - theit•.eountry. .They
nness;'-treason, and ha
y thateharaeterited thsTorice of
ion i but• 7were:wanting in their
•ill b,efoine B Ana( creatures to,
to 'Wave soldiers 'who ertisbcd
litin;-ai 'Wave.
• ' '
ed vii
possk
trod'
the
cour.
gig •
out t
I nbui (Gliio);Jimrnai tells the . fol.
ueral§liesunnii—, At one of the
towns, where be wns brought
atfonn to be sem by felloviloiti
• Oro th 9 train left :ho observed°
1. looking felhaw approaching Um
g. the "croWdlit a most eicited
,bellowing 'Shennaii 1 Slier man!
I otv me r:' The Genetalintimated
,04 at thirmouient,vevignize his
I 4 a fitmilher countenance. Don't
! or dOirn in Georgia, 'stopping
! the , mareli *here there - was a
I , rastpidillooking one chick
', Goland. glued, Ye a did
. 'Well,', sand the fellow, with a
1 blti sathticiiint mid morktetii
, •itamprocister what whiyirred.'.'r
a in an, ntile editorial on the im-
Deludes with the thllowit4 parn-
leave thiti subjeetwithnut saying
VitOlproTed which, tp re.
resides conticOon-44is Aireet
tinightloa ,
totcd." Alabama Leg-
Ildeat 'of the XIVIIr Amena. ,
aura bhltl
(1 4 11 . Y; 40 0 14 4nck.:lilaittißtarlia
~4 4 chkgvP Ou 4 9" 4 4 "Ai:VW'
s ,r ~ e'•-
pG i
Oi Tools,: . Engine, "Iloiler, .Bre,
_For . Sale.
rliirATtartimr. MAY 15TII, 1855, AT! tr' C LOdit
'‘.../ M Unklavllle • being the petty of the;
Elp*Creilleollianpanj. , Pr') .• :
.
" -4..,,._ order . of the Preeldent,
_i..., • !
JOUN BORENi !key.
'-nivirlME 4 4 k.
I t..ii r t . - P . 3 (Local copy.) - . •
$ Ateigninent al,
..PLEAS OP
COURT OF COMM it.Nl
..'4lsabse.X. Moss 3 - LEAS OW BEAVER 001./Ma.
,i vs: , i. TY. NO. CI MAUCH 11:1Mil,
John Hassey, I Itiul. .
' l'Assigmeo. J • • '
Interested parties are herehy no..
Ufied -
,that the- first atid'Amil icconot of John Ratuutef,
Assignee of James M.-Boy - d, in trust for th.l creditors
of italdilasomild. Boyd, has been filed in' the Protium.
otarrfitedfice.: at Maser, and that unless seMcient
to The nbatrary be shown, It will be confirmed by
the Court on the first Monday of rest term.
'7_IIIMMILY`:-'—^,-,, '• J O CittlettSTiTstrys.. 4
" (Local copy.) '
.77-77WC011. XCM --- l s----- :.r .' ~ r.
~_ ,I- ' , .
L ,
• r•l' • Vs num &cons Itrantiarillavanirk . - ' •
ClOUsiihnnis Orrits,Stritirtsinter Pawn's. '
, "'ll -' ..llnsynn. FALLS. , May &AM
OTION • 111 . lIHREBT ' OWNS THAT , 1111
Anneal Mt of 'tares on leonine*. Centavo. till-,
rye Plate . Michas: &eased. Special Taxes, are now .
401
d ' andthat the collector will be at the Heron House.
ew Mighty% May 14th; at the Doncaster Herne. Mo.!
chain., May 15; dcd at Geared W. lhantlton's ofdtel
Beaver /lay 16.. In person orby Defety to rettelye the
• The lb:molar Taxes must be paid on: or Indere tho
dates above named, otherwise a penalty wilt be in
tarred:::
• • . A. 11001tItTsON. •
'cirOuft - • ' - ' 'Collector.
• nip
T:4 THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF BEA.
VER cOI - NTY, MO. 310 MARCH TERM, ISM.
In the matter, of an application for a Charterof - in.
corporation fOr a Church in New Brighton, Brave
coantr„ Pennsylvania. bythe name of the tirstaptiat
Church of Maw Brighton. Bearer comity. Pa, • '
And now. to wit March 4.1. WA the foregouti in.
ointment of writing haring been'perusod and exam.
inid.by the Ornt. and the content,' appearing to he
laWful. and their object,: kc.. not being !Murton% 'to
conutnaulty;•The court direct the paid inatrnment to
be ;filed in theofilce of the Prothonotary of the Court
at !Heaver, and direct the said officer to give notice
thereof by publication. ono grout rein to show roue
tote entemd why the, decree prayed for, allot d d not
gr.tuted at the June Tenn twin. •
1 tnyti - Oliat. • - JOHN CAUGHET. Prn'y;
TIIE . CHEAPEST
oot and Shoe Mouse
IN THE , CIT Y,
.t I J Borland.
ANCFAcTWIRRtz., WHOI#RSALR COMAtis;
*ton dealers In Bon.. Shoe:R Italdwrs.. at New
Yourk Ada Lualon PEWS, Uit saving of expenses and
frrilht.
I f fil*o. Ain't for Phlladrlphic City made good*. at
ra anitfacturent rrlder.
Country Ala. - chant* and Shoo Nations ,w 1 I says mcra
ryby cuffing on me balers going- Kist. .
llCittods Iteceivoti•Dally
1
IsAt N 0.4.02. Thir d Stieet, •
.. ar Wood. PITTSBURGH, VA.
!RETAIL. STORE
No. Os Mitrket. street, •
_... • • -2D DOOR FROM FIFTH.,
,myfrercGro. •
etilißT OF COMMON PLEAS.(IIP BEA
! VRit COUNTY. NO. 313 MARC II TERM,
Ia the matter of. dm application for a l'harter of in.
Corporation fora March In - the borrown of Deaver. in
'lto aver county, to be known as the I:nitod Presbytai
nl of Itenver.
lAnti now. Merch clOth, IMI4. application presented to
the Court, nod the same Navin: been pernstql tool ex
intined and none of ttr artichmi conditions and I.ceri
eftais being found to be illegal or inlptorr, the Conti
dliect the same. to he filed in the office of the Prothon
otary of thn comity of Roarer...and direct said elliccr
to give notice thereof he publication sccordinc to the
rule. setting forth thr application. and grant rata to
Blinn* cattie to he entered why the decree prayed for.
Amid not be granted at Jane Term.
'lmyG*oB:3t. .1011 N. VAC Oil Kr. Pru'y
frerr HARDWARE. ST ; pRt.
WHITESIDES & DRUM;
l INAVE OPENED I NEW .
HARDWARE STORE , ,
11 79 FEDERAL ST., ALLE'aIIEYY,
Near P., Ft. W; a V. u. R. nvpot,
11(TIIERE TIIEY WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY UN
i llf li and 'wary description of
•11 II A It I) W A It E.
Locks. Ilin vs. Nails. Glass, Sash. Grind Stones. Stioe•
el,. Picky, Axes, and all kinds of. Parming and Gar
dening Implements. wlndrealo and retail. Carpenters
.and /Urdu - aro -saner can always ust a supply of
DIR,T,TIVE'S
PATENT SELPIVEIt HINGE AND SASH PULLEY:
ri and tams wi ll tea as Assoc:o)lc as can bo
cr
'nds uat e - MEM
;: mlOl - 6;cim. W I 'Hem') Es 3
DTUE COURT 00 COMMON PLR tti OP 8E.%
N
VER COUNTY. NO. SU MARC/1 - TEII3I. ISC.B.
fu the matter of the application fur a charter of
Corp oration fur at:Mackin RuChester. Heaver county.
.tinder the name and style of Alethoillet Episcopal
•Church or Rochester.
• And unw,to wit _March Md. IfeiB.- the . foreving
',narrower-I of %%tiring. epcctt lug the objects. articles,
conditions and name. under Which tho members of the
•Idethudist Episcopal Clitirelf of Rochester. comity of
-Deaver. and Stahl of Pennsylvania. desks to be incur.:
Ixorated, bong prefented In open Court, and haring
beote perused andexantined by ne.and it appearing to
its !halite object,.. articles; and conditions titerein pet
,fiwth and contained. are lawful and' not iniarions to
the community ; we direct the said wilting to ire filed
rin the Vice or the Prothonotary of thia county, and
Ste nll.O direct notice to Lea Mao tied iu one newspaper
for three week,.. 'getting forth that nu application ha s
been,ntade to this Court foraitch Charter of hicorpora.
tfon,-and If no itifltclent reasoc bco ehown to the mu.
Rory tit the next term atlas Court. a decree and order
Will be made Incormwating said Church.
O • - By the Conn. • •
..... _ _
Atteld:
nm7WW:a„
•
PA.BSILY GROCERLESI
lIE UNDERSIGNED. RAVING .PrIteIIASED
111 tho Grocery and Pjevhdcrei Otero of G. 11. Borki
mer, on Brighton street. Rochester, takes pleasure in
Informing his friends and the piddlc generally. that he
has ndded largely to the Stock:ant Is now prepared to
furnish at the lowest possible Westin artich* upuaily
kept in a first class provision stun.
• J. SHARP,
L take pleasure; In eeennmendlngTAW, Sharp to my
old enstcmtetv, end trust they still' extend to Win the
'Santo patronage so liberally bestowed noon mysolr. ,
. Q.ii.sEumaticti;
mtyGlVlinos.
Public Sale of Beal Estate.
• '. ' TRACT OF LAND IN HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP.
TT\•PUTISPANCE OF AN ORDER OP TILE COURT
of Common Pleas of Bawer County. the undersigned
Committee of the pereou and estate of Alex:macr T.
Ritchie, will expose to public tale on Um premises, on
THURSDA Y, June 4111, 1888,
At 2 o'clock P. ht., street or pinto of land, the estate of
-the said A. I'. Ritchie. situate in Hopewell township
fn the county of Bearer. and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described is follows, viz:• Beginnine gt
a post. thence by land of It. D. Donds north 4 thmrees
and 35 minutes, w - est 118 perches to a pest, thence by
land of Daniel Springer north 75 degrees west %Speech
es to a white oak; north 47 degrees weld 45 perches to
ii black oak Stump ; sonth 21 degrees west S 7. 5 perches
to a post; thence by lands of Sprincer and Nelson
Ninth 47 decrees' east 14? perche. to the place of begin
hing. containing acres and MI perches. strict meas
ure, about 43 acres of which are cleared and tinder
fence, the bedew:ln well timbered, told on which are
erected a log dwelling house, a log stable, and a frame
elaudder 'mese.
j TER.lllB.—Oue third of the parchase money to be
paid in hatulon the contrtnttlets of the ante by the
court, and the reeldue hi three equal annual
menta r+om that time, with Inteteat on etch Instalment
from the day of eondrmadon
MILTON 'BROWN,
Committee:
I lll3Cnint
ESTRAY NOTICE. -
Q, O TRATED FROM TIieSiTINCRIBER. 1N BEA-
L- Ter, Pa., on the nth of April, a red 'cow, !Worried,
with white face. some white on her belly and lego,
about 8 years old;, and giving some sir quarts of milk
Anyperson rentiningsaid cow to:me' or giving int!
information where She may be, found, will be liberally
rewarded.
• MILTON' BENT.p. '
myr.'ol:4t. °
List of for trial at Juno
Terns' •
•lerr
Samuel Pismo! _ , vs. Thomas-Veal. I
•
' VD ,
.J'ahn' M'qowert , ,vs. P., , nw, trh.R;W.Co.
&
Milton Townsend wife vs. John W. Wilson:
llicKeszle & biome "vs. County of Deaver.
D. A. Pritchard et.'al. use •
Irugh Primo:on vs. J. M. Dolmes et: al.
Orncey &ilickerstalf . James Lillie.
Christian Marius.. -(vs. J.litsrksa,T.Divls admen
ephrain - es; J. i - illownsiind
chariot 'Coale vs. New Brighton wan. Co.
rattereouArDividson-t Agatha siondem.
Andrillvg_olmston:i_soprCes. James Narks.;e.
William Bunter ; vs. John Wilson & wife.
same_ - • VS. John:Wilson.
William Mothered ve. James Fire et. al.
, Tlesmas lirsiups 7 , • James Graham et al. •
john C. Dub". , Joseph Mina's et. al.;
Jobe* Barnes of Q.. .:. , 1 , 211a1t Barnes.
Georro Hinds , ' • va.LP:Pt.• W. aCh.R.R.Lis,
Phlllf/Worgas J• Adam llershlierger.
'leaky' Daytimes% .!, ' -Vs. stokes Dawson Oil Co.
Richard Tea ' • vs. 'A: 1.• Dirapcsad'et; ma.
James Leonard • 'vs. , Pen? Brawn, • • •
Geo. W. Duck - '" ' • vot - liugh Andenion.:. , • • j
j/Rtihis mrsachiartren; vs, Itenrraimble: ' .
Woe. A. Thomism' vs. Wfil A. Gllra:ln
s r -;
•4.,44 I , lwou py.)
=I
,crtiscmcut
JOUN CAUGAEY, rro,
V •
20*- 4DIII.IIf.CND.
"
Si
ROJJESTE r a; PENVA.
-&:4
T WOULD TennailYELY ANNOUNCE TO ems
1 elitism. of /leaver coonchtbitlAsse. just op.raed
amber met sploodtd stock or Spring Gry Goods sod
NottonsAr the room fkillerp4=4 4or /Or
Nelson kr' Itocelcr, pt tun . n
static& tojeitt
ginotilaidt:ot—tivery.ilesariptlao:
!, ne reiarrokited - init met 1* &Qr.:Obit "Plit*i
Mindy% De Xll** Widte li•tnioa Mate .
•• - flingbantei - Cheeks, omen*
Ticks. Jeans Tweedtl u.
.f enaliSmetba."4" . •
lid. IndGimes; Magi, 'MAKI- -
Balavorat and-
cy (hods. Drees Trimmings, Men andf
°-/! 4 14 1 / 4 43 • 1141131*tudg s
• 'very etrear. •
PAPE - R COLLARS,
sb M iag ' l itn t ttrigte X Ac ia tt i o iti ntr h . bg " dcr.
Lemacsn and examine-as WC aps bound to sell at
PITTSBURGH PRICES.
liO Tiqiumat TO snow GOODS.
liem.lntber the place, room formerly etc . nplcd by
'Nelson it itnexeler, ' -
I N 741 E DIAM OND_.
i ROCHESTER, PA. •
' 1 •
JA I NIES: A. FORTUNE.
P. S. I have Fecuteil the servlcee of Warr OE.avf
m
orerly ofltridge%%ater. - fy.larMTie.
It 0 CH ESTEA
• MARBLE WORKS!
W. EL Marshall, '
I)l:Ac.r.lt av
ITALIANAAMEiIICAN MARBLE
MANCFNCTUitER OF
bIuNFIMENTS. ]LEAD STONF-ct 31Anut.v. 31.1 N
TLLS„wroNE AND. tAltl2l.lt POSTS
FUR elt3tr:TE tY'LOTS,
CA rind Stones'
of a anjr•rlor qiiallty, on hand
AGENT FOR THE
Phenix Hydraulic Celnents._
11.1. l'Eitst.)N:4 3t()7C1 . 7,1E!•:TS OR
L 11. ul.drors. the no a call awl examine our Klock
purcluilo;t NVe. have always on
Ilan I a 1.1r...7c :nt superior -I , 4ft of rir.1.1..4 nor k,
-
w•• r.• can he hul in Ow city
or,ran lictaJtroui thrt,ugll
try. so beware at attcutst, c.illsud swoosh's fur yuur
.,elros bofbre purchasing.
fob :rrirr:Gru.
FUTON FOIINDItY!
ENGINE SHOP,
,
IN i--I.A.I.T_AS'I`CoN,
BEAVER COUNTY,.PA
11 - I.,Vrisal refitted and era:itzed my shin' ofmnehin
ere and biol.. snit havlitu secured the sixvices of
the best of lueskoile , . I nui prili.dieti to warrant all
work duue to give entire rnll.lltetEDU. I have on kind
ilitlereut patterns nod styles id ',Engine.. Fire Clay
Rolls. and 4111 prepared to make or repair all descrip
tions of machinery, on reasonable!, terms.
I'LO\V3 AlsiD PLOW ti.N.STINGS.
•
I have all the hest plow pat ternalhat mull this market
annum which is the -lireat iVestent." which ham been
Tic plow of the cont 4 fur the Last fifteen years. Also,
almost all other 'lowa now or previously. In use.
e
STOVES. ! STOVES !
,!
. .
!hay° on hand and! will continuo to manufacture
a large aftiortiuent of \
•
COOKING. FItANKIAN AND fIEATIxG STOVES.
Of the late_st styles and with all the modern improve
ments, which 1 will sell at inudern Among
these is the GREAT ItEPUBLIC. This ttove has au
extension top, which gives It a ktr:,e surface without
taking op mouth room,and it is now looked upon us ono
of the best and nand economical, stovesas it take* lesS
fuel and is mom durable then other In use. The following.
, after haying used this stove fora considerable
Vii , p,th of time, May ho rekrid to in proof of *hat Is
Dr. Isaac Winans,
M. T. Kennedy,
Eli limo, '
John Watson,
Mrs. Ben. Fulton. ' ,
Capt. J. S. Winans,
William iiauen.,
I•Joseph Darlimr.
William Sunni,
ttohert MetloWitn,
Jo.tplt Mack mon...
Mts..lnsoph :liar(la,
Mrs. Major Wade.
! lir. J. D. McCreary,
! Mild N. Miller,
David Lt•sick. : - -
("apt James Itanoiy,: , l- ,
Dr. C. 14.1 Turtle, •
William !teed.
Kelly:. Banter. -•"- -;!••:-
John Mclaughliti, . -- ',.
' Samuel Tailor,
Dr. Jas. E. Jackson,
Tlninum Beacom, .
!...
John Dunlap,
Milton I)avls,
Marcus Baldwin,
l_tdrid Lloyd,
Toho )I. Duncan, •
J. V: Winans.
Mrs. Roht. Andrews.
Mr. bible)", ~ .
Mr-CasS. „I " • •• •
Frederic): Kntarar. '
Benjamin You kiln.
rapt. Jaute,.. Johnston; •
Samuel Kennedy,. , l' . •
ttcoreo Eval)s,
John Jackson, . ' !
Walter Bnettimm," .••• • .•
Idol. Slorhillottly : •
11. I', Itcrwri. . " •
William hope, • -•
mat ly
.TREASURER'S SALE
VOTICS 7r.
11111:6.01alt atA/1110SIblY With otruneoeslth,
passed the lath dayof Mach, 1816, entitled, a ace to
nlead an fatti Mx** theinole cd aching
butts or taxmdc.,and the ahem subssvent facts mats
*mewed thereto; sad ale serene acts coutortnity
therewith, requiring and directing the sale of Unseat.
ed Lands for County, titate, Somer. tichook h ew
and Bounty Missoula the 41at eec a or me
act
April 49th, 1144, • authorising and directing th e re m
teat and sale of a ll real estate re unseated lanes are
now sold in satisfactioti,f the lazes due - and anpaki
by the owner or IF* she the ee t imour _
Intithe aloof no ed lots In the boroughs e t B et "::;•
ge wetes. Roc ter and PaLaton, for boreed,
the 'Mud* lots and traetent Unseated Leed,;, to,
It the eNtntzr of Beam; or set much thereof as
lbo ormira& t.
of taxes accrued ther
of
yeas no hod fluid so inch taxes t
e e the ,
years as remain unpaid.) will be e x p oeed to
itatzc
sale, at tie c o urt noun, la the bortsegb of Beate r . „ it
3fo'nflay, the 81.4 of June nut,
ertiuniag the sante by adloun EW enwet If
• • AN liAlt!ilof
Treasurer of &proßearer te.
forTersons desirous of playb i ll the taxes , der ope n
say tot or tract to the following list, ace notilid to du
sahefore day of sale. and an pro perty n ill be wi th h e ld
Roos sale on promise to pay.
Fore.-=Ail property marked with a star VI a re .
fumed under the 41st section of the act or April tith ,
Sabi List for
AND
IMMI
!dime Richardson,
!aides 11k(behen. •.. .
$ Capt. Woodson Glenn,
!Thomas W Darts,
Sninnel Murphy,
Miss Uoldship,
Itlrmo Bhitee, • .
Mn,. Patterson,
Jurnes MeDermitt.
t t natunel Dunlap,
j ?how poon.Joituston,
i Mr, Crawford,
Mrs. Itev;Stephons,
IJonathan McKenzie,
.Indge Knirns,
1 Gletinrd•Kuhrhy: -., -- .
selaanntrFnnk, - • ' -•• '
-dames Knowles,
!Ilksvid C:,11(oon. ..
4afellnrd Staley.- .•••-, ".
bliteph•Mcretrair. • ' '
David Carr,
lkorge Wilson"
fames Thotapbun,
Mn.. Quay,
Ilarri.on Wood,
Milton Reed,
Reetoti Grove,
William Grove,
Wnshlngton Kll:te.
James (bailey,
Robert Gruhont;
' l.llooll ( l l:fthiviumr;*
1 31110 Bradshaw,
r 'Olvon Reed. • •
tumid Maxwell,,
J , W.,' Punklumser,
%S alistu Wa,•pler.
~ ...
Mr. Chnitei,
henry Sulharet . . '
?41r..Wraiv. . • -
DOfd Mltthell.• L .... '
79IVIJI1OtpfLvy
VUTED 0
Beeper. Threrrahip.
Ilorrin Thomas heirs,land ,
hearer Borough.
Ale‘"adee Wm I). lot*
Ptirgunon Elizabeth, part in lot'
Thompeon Wm A, 2 rotas 4 t
Young Peter. I lot* .
Ealrin,Alexander.l,loto
111arke Tem, 1 iota"
• Borough Turnashlp.
Ilerrun Barron, Academy lut'
henry William, bonen and lot'
31 . 1(enzie Alvin: lot,
Illelngrea Win heire,tl-botot,
Gordon Jae. :iota' plan,] lot,
Brighlon, , Tuttnehl.
Dickey Olivee - houge an ti lot'
lirldlgrgrateelforough.
nap . JOS. nays' plan.l
DundassttotheweVend. plaloto.
tield,Mend. plan. 2 lob.,
'Hemp. plan. 1 lot,
Porter Wm. stable and 2 lots,
Wilton B, front lot.ltnytt
Mendenhall 11.4 lot, Meud.plau. i
Mitchel Andrew, 2 lots.
Itawdon Freeman, 111ots.
Chli.gotra 7btrn.hi f> i
Beaver Manufacturing Co. lood•
Darilogios TrorriaAip.
WEnekey Elizabeth, laud'
Lcous A •• •.
Enrich, ilarrta.t Cu. "
Hardy C A, ' L
Hardy A A,
Unlou Cu.
Waugh 1/ 1) Ree. t. I
I.yotat Janwa. 1 lot,
Thontaa' John !wire. 1 lot, , 1
..11corn William. land. I
Pinola!, Tnelohip.
Nita. Ft. Wayne AC. It.R. l l•tta
and tt acres Intuit. Itentington,
landon ItortwO.
_ .
1);clwy MrA A. la n d•
Meanor Mn'. 1 Imo
WeIA Mary, i kit
Owner Unknown. 1 lot'
Rhodes M. Itatosey'r pl. 3 lots,
Jatuci Thomas. 2 lots.
Ownerniknowil.fur.S Oliphant.
Latienster.s Bens er tar. oil co land,
hottse.• lot
' Freedom Borough.
Snob' , 11.1 and hit. mato Steltit•
hodoxffy 71ocos4ip. _
Shoinaker Adam. lot.
.Kutioo Thula/tip.
Barri...Wu, land* '
Noon 7,,nakSy.
Potter 11.ndi lands of Ihnolsaot h.
M'Derald,Wta,adj ld's T herr "
Slinlotto, ad) land. of T l'airy ••••
Noel, ..4,11,11. y Torhallip. :
Mitchel Jaincs heir., kind. ' i
I:annec Pas Id, land* •
Werrli Henry. land. :
Near Thivhici, norolvA. I
Ilthot ell (theirs. 1 lot'
All - er-‘on II . i lot. Mend. Ones
Champion W 21.1 lot 11 „0 11• Orin .'
Finiihel el nlll ,O .
ot* I tote A; 14110 1 ,
Lutz &Co, S l
Pelmet: E. ki lot. Mend. plan.
Winsio , .1' s, l ,, l o t. o. •'•
Gould Mntla. how. , nod lot'
Leslie Ell /....3 his, School plan,
r.rott Win, I %Jot.
Toss nsend JsonOs.ll lot.,
Hymn James. part of lot, I
i
For •••- , .n Jas heirs. 31,0...
llendrie 1-aac. 1 lot. ' 1
I.litz A: linssell. 1 4 lot. 1 •
Mehard .I:Mt-F. put lot,
Pander Janie% .* " I
Itieluird Jxuneft, Jr., 1 lot, •
-Too nsend Joseph. 3 l. & lan& . /3 ,_
Wilosn V P. 3 fracti ot
ons of I. ,
Talinit'ii Win lire, 2 frac. of loin,
Old lief •hton Co, !nod.
I;;Vrs hr.fitnignZA l . lt, : I
i
t
rir. r i
n u t
ti e ‘ h l i : l Edward. h 7 , i v f . „. l ,, f l i li t . P . t ;
Kelll , r. ijonso.l.oo,ldad)ittmute
Hose S ', lueit.•
_ 4(141 7h.riaAip..
adj John I ate
Friterillan N P. land.*
S11101(11.; David heir.. Intal.
Robert : tm Archtbald, Lind,
Dunda,iJAIIIVA: Inn I.
Tan lott!I irtir. inn&
tiblinotAttent).
•
L'oerif r itorooft,,.
Bole? p helnt.l lot. I'innry'l.l•
Erb A. Gool,l'A plan.
hood 10t..•
Keller 11, I lot. (Joplin , plan*
5..11,t-t A. 4lnt.. '" " •
Wolontith 11. 1 lot. " " • ,
Elk F. I.lot. lieno*.,t)lart.
Elder P 4 hnium anifhg.
hon•e• and hd•
I' o l.lll'v 1). 1 lot.
ll'nrn•n Anti!). boo.. and tnt •
lboope I lot. ”ho
Itohor R. 1 lot. ;on d•a ',lnn.
N1,11014E:m31 E,4
Nell) Timis. I lot.
Nobs J,3 lots Plnney's plan
MN - Awe. r Totrft.hi p
A rhneklo .17.1;01010.01d Itrlim•rr•
Ft 'V & C It It, 1100...‘ and Int•
Vankltle, C beire. land•
Walter* Llnnd.
Parris Rmlir, halloo and lot.•
FOll. J, t liii; No. pt.
Gordon Amanda. holl•e and lola
Ramey A V. I tot. Stun+ey'• pl.
tarter Wm. land.
' Itorronit '%.sort ip.
Rambo M. I lot ad Wid. Felker
NEW GROCERY,
(TWO DOORS EAST OF THE I'. 0
BEAVER, PA.
J.; 73. CLARK,
( Successor to W. F. Clarke')
o •
DI;A.I.EIt IN ALL KINDS OF Olw
two ES, Trovhdons, Country Protium ,t 4
FULL STORE ALL THE Ti3llE,
r And tompetition Defied !
The public generally are Invited to call and elonito'
lila stock. , If nut sulfed In every partltal.tr. they
niil
not be required to purchase.
STATE AND COUNTY TAX
rrtri:'cotrsirr Tll/.15.41.' ft EH WILL ATTE 'v 1) I
-A the never al Township• and itorungh..4. for Owl• , '•
Pow. Or rktiv:lig• fill. Stat.! anti I'lllllllv trtv." f.' , ll '
YravltV, at - Ilif: thnoa _awl; place.. do.;l4n.dvit .1 , .....P •
viz:- .
Hookstown July n. Hotel at 11..1...tn..•
Ilook.down:t. fireene, 7, Hotel al H.'" 1 " . "•
Hanover a (treeuu, 8, 5W1•31111.!...:r.. r..S ~.!1.1, ,
Frankfort, • ii, It. Stertily ,, l';.;
Hanover, 10,---TtenfiN , two;
Raccoon. 15. Hall'.....tore:
inflow:mt. nee, ' 11. John R0110....':
do t Hopewell, 15, J. Hark` ~i..r..;
Itopewell, • In, n. C. scow.:
..tpon. l7,Win. Filiolt . f:
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1'r:1.111:1in, te _.,.
E. Atitemeth 4 .......... . .
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rerl'aymenta can be made In Me adjoining' iMY n
"MP* -AU Hemmer must be paid Istromm 1110 1,1.1.'1
Or. J air. E. BAIINES.
lipti'o2re. - . • i
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Coat and Ntit eon, for Sale.
+IIANN:I4 7 I.. FUR
Patronage herstotom beettmed spoil him.
pleasure In inrorniititz the eitlrens nfllorl .ler.
Water: /leaver and enrrnundln cunlttry, dull In
still prepared to ftirnkh an excellent artiekn l c'" l
an.;l Nut Coal. on short notice, either or .at
the Bank. nil the hi:4 of • trrnio. 'rho flank l
on 511Chtley's Nutt, near linehester. '"'t
tht4t. or St the Store it Tholui4 Arnim. In
ter; or at the Prothonotary's olliooln Peal er. '"'
promptly filled Capt lively Is Agent. P.,
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