The Beaver Argus., October 27, 1869, Image 2

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atiiiiiim,;fla — rloa)iaii . ,o - rdeicc! ---- the
U. &Otter t#liitii)BUMlllailee
the steam yacht Anna, now In
Erie hula' nwhitr to a' stuklpion that
alio Is bel4 fitted out. araillke
4peditlon. • • •
VIE fotthcothing report orTreasur
er Spinner will shdw ttutt the 'name
•of collectlons and decrease otexpen-
Alturee ferodx months ending Aug.
31, 1869, amounted to $80,000,000x8
comparedwith the corresponding pe
riod 0f11368. '
TEE N. Y. Daily News, stays !ltY
Gould was before tho Grand Jury
ThursdaY i - morning last, and
mo ony questioned regarding the recent_ gold
corner. An n result of his testimony
General Butterfield, Sub-Treasurer
and A. Corbin, brother-hi-law of
. Prestdent Grant,' together with oth
- ere, have been indicated for eohspira
,
4 /T is reported that Captain General
Do Itodas of Cuba, has informed the
home .Government that the, rebels in
Cuba have Ml along had active rein
dons' with the *publican insurgents
In Spain; and that arrangements have
been made between them fOr mutual
encouragement and assistaniv,
Supervisor Smith, of thol 'Western
District of New York, and Stipervisor
Stiuthworth, of the Weitern District
of Pennsylvania, . having !resigned,
Ex-Senator John O'Donnell, • of New
York, and Gen. J. li. SWeitzer, of
Pittsbtirgh, have bum nominated by
Coturnissioner Delano to fill the
cancies:
ON theist of November $25 1 84G,000
iu coin will be required to !pay the
sowl-annual intoreit on 54 bonds
The tiensury hus nOw on hand about
.1 $81,000,000 in coin, SLN,OOO,OOO in gold
certillmtes, and alxiut .33,000,000 in
currency. 'After the payment• of
drafts required for intereats, over
$.10,000,006 will remain on hnnd, and
t no more will be required for 'pay
ment of interest until the IsL of Jan
• nary. ; .
ittpurrs from customs 1 and In-
term! Revenue thus far during this
mouth have not been as large as for '
the corresponding term last month;
and it Is thought by TreaSury oft
eial3 that its total at the end of the
month Will !show a decrease from
both sources. Thai eapenciiturts of
this month, however, have ; ' not bee&
very heay, and ;the public debt
statementi to ta3 issned on the first of
November will Show a considerable
decrease In the total.
A CAlttztdispateh from Madrid on
Thursday last, states reinforcements
for Cuba to the numlier i of three
thousand men, sailed yeseerday for
Havana. Additional troops will be
sent early in November.',. The de
feat of the Republicans here places a
laige number of men at the disposal
of the government, which I will ena
ble ft to take advantage iif the op
porta:lib/. and act vigorouSly for the
e3mplete suppression of the rebellion
in Cuba.
at BloOpitield i in showing
that Tnzwell county Ilk,
,for the year
ending Septemior 2 0th,1068, paid a
revenue tat of $1t34,000 froM all Bar
ces,and for tile year ending §eMetuber%
20th, 1809, paid a tax or $418,000. Dur
ing the former year all of, the distil
ler!N in-Pekin were runtrost of the
time, and the tax for, the greater part
of that period was tWo dollars per
cullon. During the last Year only
one distillery was run continuously,
and it alone paid a tax of $135,000,
being more than the whole county
paid the previous year.
Oun Vietbry in Ohio, aissures the
stieeess of the XVth 'Amendment,
which may very poksilily be ratified
during the coming Winter. The
vote.s of twenty-eight States are re
quired to make it a part of the Con
stitution. Twenty-one have already
voted forlt namely:
Arkatms, New-York, •
ilonneetient, New-Ifainpsitire.
Florida, . Nevada, 1 • -
Indiana, Nebraska,
Illinois, North Cortina.
PennvlVania,
Louisiana, South Carolina, '
Missouri, West Virginia,
Massachusetts, Wisconsin,
Maine,
EZEM
Of the remainder, Mississippi and
Texas era required to ratify as a eon
(Minn' , of reconstruction. lowa,
:Minnesota, Rhode Island,i and Ver
mont are certain to ratify, and Ohio
viii eimmicte the number of 2.4.
Xrygnnowski, Simervisor of
Georgia and• Florida, reports under
date of Oct.
.12th, that Jackson and
Washington counties, in Florida, are
under control ofan armed Mob, which
bus risen to prevent the execution of
the revenue laws. The It4rder of this
mob, is one James P. Coker, who is
represented to be a wealthy and in
fluential man. Ile has threatened
Assistant Assessor Low, of Marina,
with personal violence, and has chal
lenged 'him to fight, and that OftliaT
writes to the supervisor, that he can:
only cnnvays his district 14 the latthrd
of his life. Assessor Wilson writes
cwrobomting his assistant's state
ments. The collector of Culstoms nt
Jacksonville,. Fla., J. A. Dockvy„
• writes to the Supervisorthat the State
Tax Cnllector and his wife had been
brutally murdered In ',Washington
, county, adiolniug Jacksim, rind that,
theo had been seven;murders In
Jueleson county since the!fld inst. and
• I •
the Deputy Collectors and Assistant
AssessOis of Internal Ret'enue are in
imminent danger. Thel Supervisor
has culled for troops.
A RiettmoNo dispatehkiatod Octo
ber 2d, says the case of parties charg
ed with selling
.eounterfeit talracco
revenue stamps pronpuls to lead to
important disclosures. i 'Two more
arrests lutve been made lit connection
with it, one of them being Charles
Jackson, a tobacco manufacturer of
Petersburg, who is charged with fur
nishing a genuine statno to make the
counterfeit by.. ThomaS W.. Roche
and Frederick Rama:hewer() before
.the United States I Cominissioner on
Friday, and held for trial . . The Uni
ted Hides District 'Attorney, in urg
ing that heavy bail be *mired: said
that this was part of a Wealthy 'gang,
the principals of which 'would take
them out of Jail if • t 20,000 had to be
forfeited to do it. The Commission.
el the ballet sfil, eae , un it
•Thanutelie. gave The factoit4
liannache was seized, On the. amp
AsCy. for violation of the reveneelati*.
othei parties have peeiballed
to appear . On Wednosday.L. Thu Cod
excited mach interest faith the fart
-that all thq parties are well knowti ns
iiMuer,revennaoilicials
L-. FATBER ¢l7l,Ateirlik
Now York hist week.- renittins
Very quiet and passim .ranClt'.ef his
dinain meditation and -study. .lie
is in receipt of numerous letters from
all ports. Bf , the country,...Which he
Makes a.point of answering, At itoott
on ThersdaY lust, ho received a visit:
from two old European .friends, resi
dent in 'New York.: Seirsequently
with n companion ho, wept-out ibr
walk; passing:np Broittlway and pier
mental° on Fifth avenue. Hqstren
tionsly.objects totheiaabliereception
which, It IS rumored, the Boston
clergymen will again urge upon him:
Father Hyacinthe, was the pastor.
of the Catholle ciingregation of Notre
Dame, in Paris. }leis n Carmelite
Monk, highly endowed with ex.:-
traorilinitry eloquence. In his °tato
ricol flights in the pulpit, he uttered
dogmas in contravention of the teach
ings of the Church. for whiehdle was
dtily , admonished by his Superior.
predated in this course—de
nying any authority to 'circumscribe
his "utterances in the pulpit, and
ihouting " non serviam," he was pro
hibited from preaching by the Ordin
ary of his Diocese. Whether he will
retract, and go back to the fold, or
persist In his present partial aposta
cyremains to be seen.
The newspaper reporters of NeW
York have not' been .able to make
much out of Father Hyacinthe, who
seems to keep his own counsel, and
the alleged conversati ons with him
which have appeared in print are
pure fancy work. To Dr. Prime,
however, he said: "I shall esteem
it an honor and a pleasure to boeome
acquainted witkall the Christian peo
ple of this country. I recognize the
Protestant ns well as the Catholic as
the religion of Clirist l aud dudrewhile
lam in the 'United States to make
mytielf thoroughly acquainted, with
the religions, social and political state,
of things. Jereste en aitholic—Vre !
main a . Cetholle—,but I resist • the
abuses of the Church." Dr. Prime
asked if while he (Pere
,Hyacintite)
was in this countrYlieivould address
public assemblies,remarking that the
community would l o greatly pleased
to hear his utterances. Father Hya
cinthe responded that ho cleared to
remain quiet while he was la. that
city, and to observe without being .
heard. Referring to Dr. Prima"S
christain lane, "Iremeus," engrav
ed on the carte de virile. Father Hya
cinthe said in Greek: "It is peace
s—lrene—und your 'visit and expres
sions ofsympathy have brought. palm
to my heart."
Effect of the Atteendnaenl.
It i 3 now !rendered almost certain
that the xVth Amendment to the '
United Stat4 l ConstitutiOn will be
proclaimed a part of that Instrument
during the next !session of Congress.
The colored pcipulation voted at the
late elections in most of thenorthwest
ern States:and in nearly all of those
of NewEnglatil. The new Article of
• •'
What 11 be'the effect upon the vote
of the States ? dy the censusof 1860,
says a correspondent of Forney's
Press, Pennsylvania had 56,919c010r
ed population, and Oregon 52,165
white population. Oregon, on this
basis, in 1864 'polled 18,345 votes for
Lincoln Mal McClellan. With this
for a guide you can readily calculate
the addition to your vote, in 1870.
And by the same rule you can esti
mate the, effect of the amendment
upon oth6 States Nevi Jersey, in
. 1860, had a colored population of 25,-.
336; New York, 49,005; Ohlo, 36,673;•
IndianA,.• '11,428 ; California, 4,081; ;
(..ontwetietit. 8,627; Delaware, 21,627;
Mwyland, 171,1311 Kentucky, 236,-
167; Mi l ssouri, 118,503.
The revolution that can he acconi
-06110 by the new votes in Dela
ware and 3laryland, mut perhaps in
Kentucky' will be tuckso gratifying
than their reinforcement of the Re
publican volumn.in Pennsylvanip,
Ohio, *w Jersey, New York Con
necticut, antl Indiana.
The long bitter battlengainst Igno
rance and Prejudice is almost fought
and wan. Bravely'and fairly has it
- been . carried on by the friends of
Human Freedom. They conquered
Slavery first in honorable warfare,
and they next. defeated Bigotry at
the ballot box. Every Legislature
that has ratified the amendment has,
on a fair trial, been sustained at the
polls, j tit took the people of Ohio
two years to learn thelesson. Penn
sylvattitt gave her endorsement
, to
her Legislatureon the 12th. Connec
ticut gesti a favorable verdict in her
last ekelion. NeW York voteson
her rAillintimi on the first Tuesday
of Niii:Thilier; but the fact that a
Demiieratic Legislature in that State
cannot change the deer& may clin
vinee the Democracy of the folly of
further oppwition.
A hint chance is pri.-sented to that
party They cannot possibly defeat
the ataendnient. Colorado Will un
doubtedly come into the Union as a
Itepubliam State next winter, and
perhaps one or two more. Why run
anitick against Fate Why rouse'
-the animwities ofa nice who cannot
he longer debarred from their "inali
enable rights?" You have lost the
gnme, .11miieurs of the Bourbon
Schoiil. Will you acknowledge it?
Or will you tight on, like that fooliali
old King George, who only sUrren
tiered the Colonies when he could no
longer maintain his armies?
IT has been akeertatned the occasion
.of the spe cial Cabinet meeting, on
Wednesday last, was the
.considera
tion of the notorious Yerger ruse.
Attorney General Hoar has expressed
the opinion that, considering the well
known defect of those sections of the
Reconstruction Acts referring to the
Jurisdiction of the civil courts, :the
Supreme Court .will undoubtedly
render an opinion in the ease adverse
to thapowers ot'the military tribunal
before" which ho was tried and.con
victkr. resnl t of the consu I ta tion
was,, of course, a decision to abide by
the final action of the Cotirt, but it is '
generally, nederstaod that this final
notion will not be pronudgated by the
Court until - after Congress meets.
".tio Ono pretends to deny the factor
Yerger's guilt; but both Democrats
and Republicans admit that he Ought
to be. tried by, competent Constito:
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mtiededdadatiVillo4 l , l '..L:
p oint , be:iiceirlidirlkoli •
P0'01 4 4.1".F9ke 4 r0,1 , 1 '
Tun laftyt
,
Men ThuricollO'l. the
;#, New , York . ; Atuung pose
PresOt 'were kAilivaine.- Of
Ohio; ...Boit; Drs. Itattluiwt, Croaby,
Prime; and Do Witt. An erganita-
Hon was effected-with Bishop , lie
'Wain° as President. Letters of
sympathy • and encouragement were
raid limn Chief Justice Chase, Pres-.
idea Weelsey, of Yale College, and
ethers:, Various addresses, , eremade
bearing upon' the suilject of unity
among ths.churehea.
A U. S. SENATott was
the.Tetinese , O Legisiatnre. pia Friday
jai. 1 . The opposition concentrated oft
Henry Cooper and hen*.eleeted on
the first ballot, as follows; Cooper,
3Cii-Johnson, , 6l. CoOper isa gentle 7
man of 'fine ability,:imd hits been a
consistent Union mita' all the time.
The.'eleetion gives satisftietion to
al lbut : johuloil'a most ardent friends.
Probably a better selection could'uot
haVe been made. Jdr. cOoperlis One
of the; Ablest lawyers'. in Tennessee.
He wits 'ono ot thelfflithri Gover*
nors; Johnson's appointee to the Ju-
Alelary, WAS commended for his in
tegrity' ns an , . officer by Qoverner
Brownlow, in a message tlitheLegis:
lature. Ile gave a deel i ion in the
Sherbroolt-Redley case, nQw pending
In the United States Supreme Court,
that the franchise unconstitu
tional. On retiring froth the bench,
.he became Profeaor in te Lebanon
Law School.
Resigning that positioli he remov
ed to ,Nashville, and 14 ma. Senator
from 'Davidson county ! To show
the 'estimatio» lie is held in by all
parties, it may be noted that all the
Radicals, with one exception; voted
for hint. The electloat throws the
last shovel of earth on repudiation In
Tennes.see.
TiwitE was a scene o I much Inter
est and alarm in the Su mine 'Court
j room at Washington C it y ou Friday
afternoon. Mr. Philli had opened
Osargument. :n a mse 1 which Thos.
ing, sr.; . had beg , counsel', for
twent;y4ivo years, and was followed
by Mr. Carlisle. Mr.P r winglajd lis
tened with more than usual attention
to Mr. Phillips, and seemed .to be
much' excited by that gentleman's
argument. Rd Mr. EWing, in reply
to Mr. PlipPs, spoke with more
energy than ho had displayed for
yam. Afterspeaking twdlity min.
Ines, he complained of . indisposition,
and asked . . permissim., which was
promptly7granted, to
tinning his argument.
MIME=
ed to proceed with it,
his clutirmicon.scious. Court instant
ly adjourned. The officers of the
Court end cdtmsellon4present hurrhxl
to his side, and the Rotas soon ap-
ptiOached with marked ankiety, to
ascertain his 'conditien. Cushions,
were quickly brought from the bench
es„ f which a bed wu made for him
ort the floor. In the trurse of fifteen
minutes his eou.sciouness returned,
when he WAS removed to the rothaof
the Clerk of Court. Illysicians were
summoned, who pronounced the ail
ment to be exhaustioo of vigor of the
loart; Two or dm+ hours -passed
nuicuoas.. , ,stennonv the otellihOts
of his ffimilY and other relatives Were
upprlXed of his critical condition,
among them his tw s ? sons Thomas
and Charles and hi daughter and
Gen. Sherman. his son-in-law. dais
physician, Dr. Millek, on that night
pronounced him in improved condi
tion, and says he will recover. He
still lies at the Capitali Judge Ewing
will be eighty years of age next De
cember.
MffM
The anoncrcird [Cincinnati] clo,tes_
a review of the retteid contest in Ohio
and its result, as folloWs i •
eonnte el the administration stands In
dotted by the peorh. of Onto nod Penn.ylvania,
ona wilt genie In furor with them V it to kneirn
at the end of each Ptnanrial year that One Ilandiea
Viaibnit of the Peiblic Debi has hem erfinguilthed.
To neetantiliph thhi In the intention of the Went
dent Mid able.becretary; nod they will work.
tin eye ' , Nth, to that lihrpone."
—Truer words were alever spoken,
and he Is an unwise or an insincere
friend of the Administration who
difeimot lay - them
.to heart. When
the Coppbrheads were trying to de
feat Gen. Cfratd's election, they para
ded Deltnar's offlcial l calculation that
,the Treasury would be One Hundred
and Fifty Millions niinus at the close
of the fiscal year then passing. They
chuckled over that prospect as though
it were .a new Bull Run or Fred
erieskburg. And now. they would
have Worsted us , in the late Elections
but for the fact that the Debt is being
steadily reduced by purchase and
payment. Stop that process to-mor
row; and the Government Is a shorn
Samson, and gold "bulls" in Wall
street will vie with Copperheads at
the polls in their anti-:rational tri
umphs.
r The naked truth is, that the great
mass of our frugal,thrifty,hard-work
ing people want the National Debt
paid, and that within the next gener
ation. They do net 'regard it as a
biasing but as a burden, which they
mean to be honeftlY rid of. They
have no faith In financial juggles;
they fully understand that it is to be
paid from the fruits of their labor,
atidthey propose to Wurk and save
on 'purpose that it may be raid..
Each sumvsSive monthly statement
which shows that Five to Ten Mil
lions of the Debt haye been paid off
within the preceeding 'thirty days
makes them feel as they did when
they first read the news from . Fort
Donelson, or heard that Vicksburg
had surrendered to Grant, or At
lanta had been abandoned to Sher
natit's victorious arms. " Nothing
sueeeeds like succ&s;". and the fact
that we (repaying Eighty or Ninety
Millions of the Debt per annum is
the best answer to 'those who argue
that wes.an never pay it. We shall
have ViVe MillionS less - interest to
pay next year than we must pay this
Year, bemuse of the principal we
have meantime wiped out; and we
must not weary in well-doing. In
order to fund our Debt at a lower rate
of:interest, we Must yonvincii,!the
holders and other money - 61*n thai
our Debt will surely be paid—Hutt
the bonds are to become scarcer and
L
scarcer yearly, so.that' their market
ptice will advance; and we shallsoon
be able to fund the Five-Twenties at
a lower rate of interest, and thussave
Twenty or Thirty Millions per,are
nitm. But lit tbe payment of, the
bonds be stopped, and we shall have
the, eredltof the'clevernment falling
off, the" biirdna of the Debt:Jima:led
;: 'e4, • •
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bed aketld alkliOttlo 6 4:nes l 4 l ;
- Wog seheanis com mend
Rnmilldab*. They may &Melds
the w%11144111/
4ng; ofi
reiTZtilut u i c : ' 4l ` ):
Sot. pen. Grant Whim sem ;thei;,!
so reduced that wexeri.nolo*Vjferi
a 5teady4041:14461,0 1 0 4 4
of the Debt. The wisdo m of suet , .
Bourse would have been exactly 'Peru,
alleled by stopping the ritigmer.taticirt
of our arialeeio:
tering Out ieiVsoo k•eterans to _return
to their imam., If we. keep on ray.
ing the Debt, it will tome to be 'gee'
Bratty understood that the. Debt is to
be honestly' paid.4The New Work
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—A Trip Throttolithegotstly--Pal
crt.
iaIIINGTON,',D I C., OcC:2l„'. '69.
Titheauty of tholndlan. Bummer
Is! lion , - . upon nS. !Cool , mornings,
bright 'llnd:sunny i !lays,:and cittar
moonligliertights VS! month
in Washington,. the levellest ; all
the year. Every breath you e liraw.
of the exhilarating air. jest touched
by thetirst offorts of Tack .Frostinto
a sharpness , that Savors of. winter
iinbudg every action' and
spirit: that, be -Speaks' infinite...l'odd!
front the Oppimstri hettt of - fiutattteF;
that followed, us even into' the month
of eefternber, tvel, epula not .b e goti
rid .()1: - Everything, about the cityj
begins, to look op,again, and you can.,
read the effects of4hiS cool weatherl
in the,
,facft.. of everY ono you ineet.l
The IlVely tone of their conversation!
and their quickening steps upon the y
street, indicate tiew l 4ife and vigor la'
the various business ilePartnientS 04
Washington. .
TheArilay Seasxm i has ; fairly 4.snu4,
mencect with u. TholstationalTheJ,.
atro:wctit Lydia Thompson's 13urlefH
quo Troupe, now here, •is drawing
thronged houses, composed Of bQtl
citizens and strangers; Whit . seem
More than Usualfyinterestetl in tluiSO
side-splitting entertainments.
' - VA. U. S. SENATORS
elected Tuesday, are considered here
by those who, knori them perstionally
as good sidectionA. Both aro -known
to lip loyal men, one of which at least
is a staunch llepubliatn; and 'inn, if
necos6—ary take the ;"Iron (Itch" j
. ,
friends aro inten s ely excited over the
latest telegrams from Tennessee, anil
aro waiting very forth
final result. Bourbon .is advanein
rapid with quick miles
=I
t while ken-
He attempt-
As the Meeting of Congress is tear
at hand tht Department Clerks are
beginning* again JO:Complain of the
poor and inadequate Pay *they are
receiving for their arduous services,
and we may expectanother just such
time next winteras last, about the
"'twenty per cent." Already me
morials to Cengreis are being pre
pared setting forth so many grieol
- that if I should attempt to enu
merate I fear I would
,never end.
These meinorials are intend
simply as reminders of nur Legisilt
tors obliTat ions to the "indispensiblq"
DepartMent Clerks, to be followed up
by a set - of well paid persistent .iMd
di lt ,ipm
hers, whom they are almost constant
ly boring because of the prevailing
opiulon of the Represeuhttives that,
as they are only servants of the pen
ple, they must be subjected to calls
front Tom Dick and Harry upon tub ,
subject and at all times.
SPUR/OUd BONDS.
There has been but little said bf
sate about thespurius Seven-Thirties
that were thrown ttPon the public
more than two ye,trs Since, 'whiled.
M. Clark was Superintendent of the
Currency Printing Bureau. At that
time It twerps there were strung sus
picions that those spurious bonds,
which were coo perfect that there were
some forty or fifty thousand dollars
taken by Officers of the Treasury, ,
that the plates on which this money
was printed were electrotyped in the
Printing Bureau. ; Mr. Clark Prot4t
ed against there king any reiison for
such suspicion, and . contended that
they were engraved outside. It is
reported hero to day that there has I
been sufficient proof elicited latelito
substantiate the correctness of the
first suspicions about the matter, mid
that there is not a question of doubt
that, as I stated sometime since' in
my correspondence, there is much
spurious money, duplicates, now
afloat printed eitherou filo genultw
plates in the Treasury Department
or plates produced front electrotyp
ing the genuine plate. In this con.;
nection C would say that some 1010
are considered competent judges,
whom I have 'Conversed with to day
on the subject, contend that \ the seal
is count:Welt only, the rest being du
plicates _printed from the genuine
plates In the Treasury Departtnent.
The following, ,"Trip through the
South," which I hope will be of In
terest to your rutfiers, isa contribu
tion from 0. S. Lovell llofq., of Cin
chmati, one of the Afsistant Counsel
for the Oovernnient in the Cotton
Cases: '
A TRIP TIIILORGII TIAN
Fams n found the Or
ange &Alexandria 'Virginia &. East
Tennessee & Georgia Railroad, in a
much better condition than any one
has a right to exbazt after the long
abuse without necessary repairs that
was incurred during tae war. - The
route was a new one to me, and I
was constantly on .the watch for the
"scenery-and incidents." • We passed
Manakts with tally a slight allusion
to Prentis' joke about the Yankees
striking for their homes and firesides
at the battle of Bull Run, at the rate
01)2 miles an hour. If they per
formed this feat, they nearly equaled
the rate of travelling an the O. & A.
Railroad. At Charlottsville, passen- •
gars stop for what they are pleased
to announce as dinner. Beyond the
wing of a mnarxbird, I never con
ceived of a smaller fragment of bird'
to be set before oho as his dinner, yet
Just such% fragment was offered':n.*
to dine-off, Water and corn Meal!
Mired uP for breltd. Nothing but al
•traveller'sappetito would ever pprmit!
of his paying One dollar, (the prim;,
always asked) for such a miserablei
pretence for a ;meal. The views!"
from' CharlottsVille to .tynehhurg,
ate doubticmvery flue, but inasmuchl
us that four of the five hours run,:are
spent In cuts that are far above the;
tops of the tatn3,;you!are somewhat;
restricted In your' observatiOns
4oach • lngLyzObum, you get into
, - e." - 71?' ' 4. t . ', i • •:-"'•.",; '''':: -, n, .•. , : — : - V . .. • )::T:
:: , :itrZIWC:. 4 11 0 10 e-, lej
iowln - Age_roaftli t io. !miliat
11 (0 - Wilf l 6oittallaWar4 04 0 b*:
4#4.140:1*41ini't..i13603.1rid In
4 61 i l litteht 1 00 bid emiel:kt
edlief*lithailhfrodpilf ,wOrt*Or
114045 XiOntfieri
,mote, 01 th*
Ael itifeignit4 l -VPlte
)iiiiilitif.;*ltardserr, :144de .are
toithdt4tianriiltethe coiling , yello-
Ihiftlitteelbri4:women - tivdifferent
i f ir
iitadanc: "the "road, will ;giva,
Item rteal and , ,rootti •of , it;
for half . .cost.tluui , irtese pretend- -
;big !biding hot* do.! 1 "f • : '''' " ,:%•-•
Itidiapite pt..the feeling that has
liherbafero - 1 13e*" expreSsed ' *atst
l' the sacred frolrto 'Vbxitlia being , 1 0 -
1' vide& by* 101 horn hordes, _ ; one
wOl flndthliusimdsof.sexisibletuttivea
orthe Boni §. alto anxious andmilling
Acilhave Northttn men and Northern
oaf ital'lntrod, and I had inn&
ingtiltY• Made or moiii , . that regard.
Through thegreater **kit" of, the Ivey
frOmAlexandrfa to 11Ynchburg, the
eat presea er zlndueramits for Nort
hern settl t I was t * old, that tiler()
were manysilery &Amble Weis and
Idis for sale short way , back . from
f' •
the line o toad.. Northern , men
dal capital Oil not beltnreed away:
7 CroPs t his ye* have been verY m ugh
diminished IV the drbiith ;that pre: ,
railed Iran about therniddlo of 'Juno'
until •Septeober.. Com and TObacce
'ftsPwlally.hilii: . been reduced from the
Waal yieliti • %,-, •• , '.. I
- In IldWkGeorgia - thlogs -were
hioking 1)601 in an Agricultural
point of Vieyrotud enough waste be
seen of thorultivation of cotton for ;
ono to rest assured that all the meet=
ings in England to extend eactiur
agernenftolts growth in their Colo
'ales and ot,liir countries .would, be
ilcive's labor:Testi for wewill yet Mist;
King Cotton up. to hiS former , stand- I
aid, and re-assure the world of the
adaidibility of our soil and system . ..if
labor to meet every Foreign' domnatt,
for tho raw material. ..1 wa4cOnlifiri-_ 1
eil in my belief of this ley 'likening to
aeouvers.ittion at Kingston Ctn., be-.
tween a farmer end Commission Mer
chant, wherein the farmer had. got
an advance on his growing field of
'cotton ; and I learned of the same far
mer that there were many Northern
men who 'had this year cultivated
plantations.that. had been divided in
to smaller tracts, and that many more
would soon begrowing cotton as they
had been growing grain In their
Northern homes before the war, In
fact it will not take Many years be
(Pro a inrger area than formerly, will
be undor cultivation for the growth
• .,,
Of this st aple, and be mere thorougly
worited•th4n When untierslave labor.
Time will show that cotton will be
Produced and sent or brought to mar
ket much In the same manner as our
corn, oats in wheat have heretofore
been. 0 .
MI
My trip South extended no farther
than to ttib:,bcautiful eitS, or .Rome.
In my opinion this city will become
a great point for manufacture_. and
Commerce; it was consider& such.
before the war, but it' Suture will to
my mind exceed its phSt experience
in both *mites of trade. It is Sit;
MAW at thb junction of, the (Ntensula
and SMtvalt risers, Which rivers,
running together, from the Coosa
Itv..e4.44WE‘rilifivArn..m9ro,pr_ less
ed hem d4ripg the war; are' rapidly
being r i e*2lt Mt a innelii more exten
sive stale. Indeed upon climbing
the heights which sUrround this
beautifully located ph*, the hum of
he saw,the ring of the trowel and the
pounding of the lnunmer was tai hi=
creasing din ip one's ears. In condo-
Om, for I have been perhaps tedious
let me say that I found; everything a
'N'lllll,7,lleti.3 and disposition to apply
tnlifd and active exertion to the re
building of the country, and'a strong
effort to forget andwipit out the ter
rible effects of the war. !
Or the number of patent:4 issued
from . thet. S. Patent Oflleo On Tues
day, 19th inst. for, the week ending
on that, day, IIS were granted to the
citizens of Pennsylvania. enrim. •
Pramident Grant Dehotuseeti the
(From MI No'r Yore Lektr.,ll
'Chi correspondence *Wel we pub
lish below, between General Grant
and Mr. Bonner, will forever set at
rest the injurious aspendoini which
hail been made upon the good name
'of the President in 'connection with
the recent gold speculation in this
:Clenernl Grant's letter is Man
ly, xplieit, and to the point, and
ehanirteristleof the - great soldier •
j OFF*: OF TILE LEM; 1:1; "I
YouN, Oct. 11,18 0 9. .
GENERAL :—As I stated
;to you immediately after your elect
ion Clef there was no office which
desired either for - myself or ; any
'friend, have had .no occasion to
write to ! you In regard to such mat
iers. - 'Mere is a matter now, how;
ever, thdp,conctrns you personally,
and in siddch I feel that I discern
your intetest so plainly that I take
'the liberty to write to you with refer
.ence to it,., I do this with less • hesi
' tation, because you did me the honor
after your election te confide to me
pretty fully-your views. In the pres
ent disturbed state of the public
mind concerning the recent geld coin -
bination,is it not the quickest and
sur&t way' to Set at rest the great
excitemenLand uneasiue which
' prevail; for'you to make u brief de
nial over your own signature of all
foreknowledge of that combination,
in order to relieve yourself entirely
from all responsibility -for the acts of
others? Trrtirse, those who know
you personally do not require such a
diSclaimer, bat • die ; great public,
whose mints are liAblttio be warped
by the determined
seems persistent ef
forts to injure you, will be, it NCCS
to mu, at once satllitid and quieted
by such a ntatunient. Sincerely
yours, Aim= - 13osnm,
President. Grant.
WAsitistrroxi D. p., Pet.-13, 1869.
Robert Bonizer, .11:sq. -.• „
DE.taSitt:—Your aver of the lith
Ist. is receiveri.,lhave never thought
of con tradieting
. statements or insin
uations miulo against nip by irrespow
slide parties, as those are alluded to
in your letter ;:hut as'you have writ
ten to the on the subject in so kind a
spirit, I will say that I had no more
to do with the late gold, excitement
in New Yorkly ~ than youS'elt or
ci.
any other tun .nt party, except that
I ordered the lle of gold, to break
the 'log, engaged as I thought, in a
most disreputable transaction. '..
If the speculators had been sue(l.ss~
ful, you would never have. heard of
any one connected with lir"Admic
istration as being connected with the,
transaction. - - Yours truly....""
• , ' U. S. tiumitf
P.S. I•havb writtenihis. tu great
baste, and whbout exercising judg
ment as to the
p ropriety of writing
it, but ',submitlt to yinir judgment.
—There are 20,000 threithing ma
chines In the United States, not wont
lag the schoolmaster. "
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0 0 4 0 ber iir ellOg i k t Oo4 l .l4 t fr . .
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themielyos jai) ri . ifeVeie o f eal to;:"
nOeiAij+ is * oo 4 : : ; *ripo l in
•=thoi.**9olowithitio
pmelot.tho PO wet., .o.oieWinfr;i4,
otaidcumi:copc. 6 . o 3' oerr
;hey wore afraid Of frlsion;'on
irfetryirthiketgthiiy,.had4lthook..,the
names ofilieviotti, Cattill4teifOr of;
Act `..thloh %V as Atutatiafgctorr
tAumbetiotWilOnib s ; 9 4 l,l l4 lo #
it seenii determined' -to :vote 'dine',
other tieltel; - the 4 ,13u115" of tho platy
fearing this unule,Freatiefforts to prrh
vent the "bolting,", thrit
imminent but without success; 'mil
ou the day of 'election, "the .indepen
ilenViickel,wits 'elected by. fi ;41rge
niajolifi; creidliii . amshierabto sur.
pilse amoni the present incumbents
°NMI* and . tho pensioners tiK tho,
ring.• I
The election on the 1•241vill. passed
off without uny notable disturhance;
allthb drinking Wallis were closed
by orticeof the Mayorot ; the qty, but
this did not preicnt the diiver of
carnage employed ln miTying
°crude vOtes to the polls; from get
ting tipsy and Upping bne Of his
valuable'eargoes into the middle of
one of the prominent streets of tbe
city. I
Afterdark, the . prim
ciptttliorougfitre, was thronged by
eltzens; all Seeking for the :"latest.
news." At Ambits Hall; telegrams
were receiVed from time to tithe,
ing neivs of the election frotuditler-i
out 'sato of the State; manYwerathe
Jokes pmse , d 'thereon , by• 'the. crowd
which.served;tokeep ion Onto of
60 4 buiPcti: : •l - .. i
On the strength of a dispatch, that
undoubtedly :allege
mtkfority, thc; 'White Boys in Blue
*pedant inn torchlight •pri:),!st?iiinion,
and paraded the streets to the sound.
of music: and firing of cannoii
.were Jubilant: . shohting remarks
lib* Hayes and the 'Constitutional
Amendment, they wanted to' know
what certain 'Republielins' Opinions
werO.nou , Omit Nigger Suffrage and'
Chinese labor by gad, &e.' "
Before midnight the crowd Separa
ted, but till long In • qie night, the
democratic cannon could be heard
Waking away over the sepor:ted sue-
MIS of Pendleton, varied now an
I then with a faint .shout, sent up by
some enthnslastleindlyidual ; burden
ed• pinny cups - of "sack;" of
"Hoorah for (icor& H. Petidleton—
Oh-high - oh's Fa e vor-ite son!"
• On the • evening of the kith • when
the Republicans , become assured
that 0 Hayes had been re-elected
t4y beta an ithpromptujolitlication
In. front• of . the State Committees
Headquarters at the Amerieen: Af
ter repeated mils Gov. Hayes ihatle
his appoarauCe, and was enthusiast he
ally reetiVed. The Governor made
an eloquent and telliegspeech i on the
occasion; atorchlightprocessionwtts
then formed and marched through
the principal streets, stopping at the
residences of some of the principal
leaders of the party;: where 'much
speechifying was dyne. the Hon Sam
uel GallowaY;at whose residencethe
mintitabl**ches ofids, that start.'
eitthe crowd off In .tft‘mt 'gdoi
min-, the music playing the:okrfamil
liar air tifJohil:BroWn ; arriving at
the staitl*poln the croall
The" tweeting was n hearty esr
lireSiilon iiverra hard earned victory.
i‘TheOdd Fellows of Coltimbus have
created and Wid sari • finish. a mag
iiificonte 'structure • for their.,rise on
High:St.- A grand,editiye 4111 soon
be onnitnencedthat will When erect
ed be a Credit to the State; it is an
institution' ftir t he The Start
big-Medical Collegeaand lospital is
a structure of very impressing and
unique appearant*, it • would be hard
ter an' eliseiver to saY Iu what style
'if arehitceture it had been built. The
Hospital Department is managed by
Sisters of charity,: who deserve all
incouragement in their - entleavom to
alleviate the suffering of thepoor and
unfortmtte:' '. •
• 'The old Lunatie.4.43•lnin that was
burned down sonic time ago, is about
to be re-built; it Is to be larger mid
handsomer than the Old one:
NeWArlvertisentOts.
AiXIERIIE'F'S 'SALES.
fly 'virtu° of sundry writs of Vent itlonli:x
-1,3 pones. Finn Farlsa and ',earl Vaclas, leaned
oat of the Voort of Common Pleas of the county
of Beaver. and to modirected, there will be expot
ed to public rale. at 11w Court Douse In Cm hot :
November
of heaver. Braver. county, Pa., on Satarday,
November G. Pc!). at too o'clock, a! m., the 101.
lowing properlY, to wit:
All the right, litle.• interest and unite of the
Mantis Fire Brick Co., or Pittsburgh,' of, in and
Id that certain piece or parcel of land lu Ohio
Lelver comely, I's., bounded and described as
follows:. Beginning at a hickory en the bunk of
the Ohio riVer, thence by land of 1 hiniel Cloud
north 9 deg, we*l4., per to a stone, thence south
t{eg.
went 24 per to a crone, thence by laud of
Jeseritulth notah dog, east 41 perches to u
prone thence .otttli deg. west V •perches to a
liantre by {awl .of drools banal .0011. It s
percher ton game on the bank of the
Ohio river, theace north Ki Airy, root 2.4 , 4 perches
to the pls.., olbee,innlng cof.tmunlng 754 keres more
tr less..centalning two yens of flue clay, Mere lie
Inn rreCtril Morcott a complete Fire Brick burin.
factory with largo frame stool containing flues.
Engine MllClenery, etc:, arrs.rai brick kilns and
Awd.,. Ken two frame dwelling housee,out houses,
.
blezed end takcii In execution utile property
'of the linenlx Vint pick: Compenv or I'lltabnr,th
nt the anti of Leoleo Ledeeta kiseentets. of the
testament tifJoxelth Luilmig. deed.
MEI
rnm
All the t•Lilit, Utle, Interest awl claim or defend.
unto 01, In and to, the following lot of grow' In
Itirllngton Ip., Driver cOnnty Pa., bounded as
tulloar: Commencing eta stake in the bounda
ry lire between longs Alrliculian and the
'Site of the Cannel Coal Company. on the coot ONO
of ihe lateral railroad at constructed from the coal
Indres of Enoti Valley Coal Conspany. to the Ohio
lris'er, thence. dog null 25 min, west MA feet to a
Arline oak, Curti: north gilded, I:ill feet to a
blekory on east side of not railroad; theitie north
et/ deg and mlnaract ti3l feet to a poplar on the
west ride of putilte road, thence by wett side of
said ',abbe road taint( 4 deg, .weet gild feet to a
politer, thence by neat ride of public road north
.g and w eat 0.0 feet u h a while outs On
nor side of LI-bon bud, thence north deg and
'45 tutu west 30 rot tun •tune on bounpry lire
betercetrtandsofJaMealfcGeoh nand Davtil (Vol.
tire, thence along told boundary fence north 2
11.•;_ii cast gob fect lo a corner stone, thence south
ihig and Cu min, east Itch - to a white oat:
rear the School House, thence tooth :P1 deg, wort
2 . 1111 feet to a stake, thence north sit deg and 45
min, west Mt but to the place of beginning, con
taihlng 4311 acres, more or ie., on which there is
erected a !roma house l!i stones high.g s ficet 10 . 1 1;
.1.. y 24 feet wide, well at Wu door. %loi 4 one story
Inoue honses'l42l6 feet, Containing 2 =MA each,
one lug house one story high 12.T1S feet, 2 log sta.
Ides 14213 feet, orchard cif about GU bearing apple,
witch and Cherry trees, one vela or coal, open and
good working order, 31) lb 36 Itches In
to Also another vein orcomi innpueed to be 4
fiut thick, and underlaid with Ilmoitone, Several
good springs, about 8 acres of Umber land- '
belted and taken itt execution- as the property
of James McGtvban at Omit:lt otJohri O. Loa.
ALSO, . ' NO.B.
All (het Ight, title. Internet and claim, of defend.
ants of, In snit to, the following described place
or yareel nt ground In the borough of hansom,
ittoater county. tteltinning at inn Lib; Ifrarer
river on the low cotronou to tutu Noe. Ut. and no tut
marked on the general plan of said! loan. thew,'
along. the line ot lots of Win. P. Townsend Follth
rt thvlrcr. - vrrrAt tat tort, or there-tbonts. to the
west old, of Abe nace - of the Falbtott Water Co.,
thence by the ratite, along raid - Townsend's line
north 4 degree's, 5 feet and 10 Inches, or' thefre
014,13t2., thence by efttno south 5011, degree,, went
Id feet or thereabouts to the east ride of Mein
street Or road, no se to Intersect 'Oath Poe of lot
ltd; theoco siong.eatit Townsend's litw frown
(Inn of Ito :11 thirty fret or thereabouts to the wart
ride of the road, thence along tba sauna 4 degree',
westh feet trd 7 inches, or thereattbuts, thence by
said Townsend). lire south 0 5.14 degrees.. west la
feet &thereabouts to 'lntersection with tooth line
of int o. '4, thence niciu sold lino to land of said
Townsend. south Ct dynes, ,west 37 perches or
thercabtents to lands of McCoy's hefri, tuence
along raid land. narth 43 degrees, west 4 . : perors
to south line a flot No. LI thence along said
afro LW of lot of old Wm., Townsend, noitth ISA
MS
- - - - -
4010411161101..
allgthiftft - ballaell=4l:ll4=
thesteeet: elm Meta. east,lsiases
meith. thafteeit,switaillat - street at
lent add sot*, .5
vales. tooglit • latilmkOrilloroalaoata a r i
1 4 0 w. tans• .• I Ars-111151, Siegrems
ehitlel fed • hernithoutil tollloiWiot moor up
maw, Wrote eking the email Safest or thatesboalsi
theses by said Towsesanbiltas, sosatait
"vest ST Met lein theseaboanc ers t6s east
We of raid:stream rest : theme dawn thessms
a atek or - thernalstattirtts blaaAneleetWir Whack
ithlantiel basin Mid Ittitieetamois to lea Nag II
a4laidlawft la Cho ploo otatidr; thence,
'the aims watth' a. depots tr
• or therealanattietaa of Wel
nett want ltlexialbegute elongate
8 degrade reit 1111011=tbs= a lk u r i r t
cher
fir t gist: S erind kraus) aft dome. fort t 5
Mitha or taboap , to the Sarver We.
ent down the Mae IbOttt 10 przthest to the.
placed beginning. , -,.: • -
Iteaerrlrmr - t the Pates of thafint
tbart--JoIMMInm end wife, Kiss Merrick Mid wife
eir heirs and asidgbe-16 feet In width bcttotti
the Bucket-factory and 'Washboarditactory,
landing from the retorts' Sharer* to UMW river,
for the purpose of putting Inc Sheet and pampa to
connect With
the plpes told suossasid river fur the
Cr= litr i4l°Z d
:co fret hlghigthso the rare bank; and the aunt s
anparties of the second ort, to wit; Samuel Beller
11 1 1 1 / l am O. MeCandlesi, to haret the ;Privilege'
of erecting anfbuilding over' the same If they de
tain; not, however, to interfere with the above
incuttoned reservation
which deseribed lots and parts of lots
;there are erected Deadly buildings. appurtenances
with machinery. In the,nre - of mid Miter& Mer
rick for Mc Matounotrane of Maw, bur-UM wash.
boards, &C., together with twenty' ohms of water
power, cacti Aare being equates. tier onchand
redtit part Of the water power of the Caliston
Company. , -
Also, all that - certain lot of ground to the bor
ough of Yulston. adjoining the above described
lots. embracing ail the ground lying between this
'eastern aide of - lialn street, or road„ and the race
of the Fallston Witter Company, runt bounded
follow., beings three tided piece, that la to oar,
On the nortlowesterri side, by the eastern sidireft
'said street or road; Ott 1.10 north-meters' side, by
.the western side or line of said road; and on the
south by the lot. above. mentioned. The - eolith
measure shook 18 tees between tbelOnd
and the race.. and the side linty extend north
wittily until they Whined each Other. tabove
described lots merle same which were. Id and
convey 4 to Mamma Batley and Wm. Weed
ier. bfiohn Minaread Sites Yenta end whey
by deed dated April lit, 1013. There ketectad os
the above described presumes artritrie betiding
*toiled high, SO by 00 feet In length and. bredtb,
with brick trout in by 4111 feet, with harementoatd
sod occupied a. &Becket Factory„*lnti th - e no
cement' machinery for the manufacture of buckets
thmto attached. Alto, a frame belitilag.two *to
rtes bigli„.M by 10 feet, with balottooot., used and
occupied for the manunteture of washing machines
with Me Unmet:7 machinery thereto Attached.-
Also, a two story frame building, with basement,
and brick building .13 by 10 feet with basement,
the last two described betiding* med and occu-
pied for the manufacture of tubs. :With a Awing
machine and ill necoatarY mtaidnerY for the mow
it:inure or tuba there to attached.- Alas. six brick
dtT kilns, one blacksmith shop:pad strew shed.
tivreed and taken !messenger' as the property of
Samuel Bailey and William G. llceandlesi at Vet
ink ofilobert Crauglo'
MA), N 0.4.
At lite smite thine and Vacs,- all the right, title,
!menet and claim of defendant* of, In and to, the
following described tracts or pieces or Land in Ohio
township, Beaver county, Pa., bounded as toilowst
The lit-Beginning eta hickory, thence by land
of George Diggs torthillt degreea west 43 perches
tppost ; thence north, 7 degrees east. le 2lethe
to to a post; thence by lands of tkploinon
Winger uorttallt . degrees crest 13510th perche .
to a post ; thence by land owned N J. D. Makin
north 2IW drlretat east 10 7.11111 t perch
es to
pout; thence by land or John Cotton, smith 8a
ilegrees 00 5-10th perches Ui park thence south.
degrees east, 8 2tenthrches; thence south 22
5(. degrees rest, 20 o.lo pe th perches toeost;
thence by land of William —, south 15 de
gree. west, 03 perello to three chesMets; the nce
south 80 degrees west, 33 perches tithe place of
beginning,. centalning 21 acres and 15i perches,
grief mca;rtre.
-•- . ,
The 'ld—Beginning itt slush thence by lands of
Samuel Hoyt, prune as &bora described, north Br
11 degrees west 310.701 h perches to a Taal; Memo
by land of John Cotton. - nao two degrees west
81 5-10th perches to a poet; thMee booth MX deg.
east 5 S-luth perched to *POW: Metal barb 1014
degrees west, 10 perch/040 'a post; thence by land
of Minato—, south Viittt degrees wests4l per
ches to the place of Deem :dug, confab:Lbw eighty
acres and thirteen perches; an which there is
erected a frame dwelling bowie, and the frame of
an old water mill. 'The above described premises
underlaid with threat reins of coal, two halal open.
St-teed and taken lit execution u the property of
Benjamin F. Snyder, at the suit of Benjamin Ad
ams executors.
ALSO. NO. 5.
• At the saute time and pls.all right. thle, In
telsat-nod claim of defeatist:it o 4 In and to, the
following described boom; and lot In New RHO.
ton, Beaver county. Itt, bounded north by lot No.
11i; cast by 'illicit street; south by lot No 131; and
west by Ctover alley; being lot No 130 In the ,-en
eral pLin of New. Brighton; CO feet front on Third
street, awl running back' 180 feet to Clones alley,
on uhrth Is erected a two otory (rases dwelling
Louse. with kitchen attached and cellar under
neath. Lot Inclosed and planted with fruit treLn.
Scixad and taken in execution as the property
of Andrew J.- diamond, at the cult of Duff and
Thompson.
ALSO, • NO, G. •
At tberareir time and place, all rlgtt. title, in
terest and claim of defendant of. in and to the fel.
lowing deveribed lot of ground in timber° of Bea
rer, Beeler Co.. Pa., being the eastern half of lot
No. Itq in the plan of said borough, bonuded, as
fullerdu Cu the north by Turnpike alley; east by
Branch Bunk alley; south by third week; and west
loth° western barer and lot No. WI, loSnting tyl
feet on. Third street, and extending back along
Branch Bank alley Ul feet to Turnpike ou
which la erected a large brick dwelling house two
UtpserneSM M.= lieratir Ora kraNS r ell.lr
en:dosed and olanted 'with fruit tree*.
Sieved and taken 111 execution as the property
of flugh It Anderson at the suit ofS. W. - Barker's
IldtainLstiatore. Ahio, nt the milt of S. B. Wilison.
executor of tile lot will and testament Of Juno
Shively. deceased.
ALSO, NO. T. '
All the right. Id 110, Interest and claim of de
fendant of, its and to the undivided cue-third port
of a certainpiece of land lit Greene township, Loa
vet county. tumultled nod described as follows:
South by lend of Thbnlas Langhlln, deed; north
node Ohio river; east by
hand o f f
David Jamloon
Sally Ilook ; west by land of Samuel Satith:
containing, of acres. The above land unde7 laid
with coal and Aro cloy. one cool bank open.
Seized and taken In exccUtitl.l AA the property of
Benjamin 1 0 . Snyder, at the colt of Benjamin Ad
ams' exututor.•
A VW. iso. s.
All right-title; litterrod nod claim of defendant,
of. tn, and to the reboiling house mid lot In the
borough of Glasgow, Beaver comity I'a., bounded
north by an alley. east by other properly ofilefen•
dint, south by front or water street, west by act
alley.; on which is a frame dwelling hurter two eto•
ties high. containing Id roomy; a producing oil
well on the tot; 'ono nil necessary oubbuilditigs
cellar underneath the building.
Seized and : taken in execution AP tbc,property of
W. bill, at the salt ofJona,s Schutt.
AI Nu. 11.
At the rams time and place, on the right, ti t l e ,
Interest-and claim of defendants of its and to those
two certain lots of grotind, being numbered:4 and
At In Lod. Reno' anion or that division of into Ir.
the "MT:A tit Mien& ter, bounded end &serifs:if
as funuas, to wit: Fronting oath tut tiny foci no
Jett,redt; Street and extending 110 feet to an alley;
and bounded...J - 1i the north-nest Sy New Yuri: eduet;
on the FOuth•mest by lot No. Or, and the same lone
numbered no and It that tomb. Ito.r. snit Marion
1116 wit... be deed bearing date the ii-Sitt doe of De
cember. A.D. ISM, conveyed to Jihesish Vander- i
vett: and Joseph Ve.ndervert and Margaret 1114 wife
fly deed hearing date July Mb, lOne, conveyed the'
same to Geo. W. hock. There Is erected ,on tot •
No.:al n too Abney Immo dwelling liOuplt V.Oll
lichen- back awl cellar underneath. and out- I
buildings. two iota arc In ono tuclosure and
planted with fruit trees.
seized nod taken in execution to, the property
of fieorge %V. Duck and litiza Jane his who. at the
suit of Thomas Dawson. •
DUAL :r
JUAN B.I.IITELL, Sheriff.
.sittitirr Oencr„,
Ilearci Oct.. 19, 114.?..1.
GENTS WANTIED, AGENTS WAN.
.1 - ATED, IGS to #1440 per month. male and fe
male, to tell the celebratM and on Common
Sense ramlly Sewing Machine. improved amt
perfected it will hem, fell, stich, tuck, bind, braid
and embroider Ina most fnpi4lor mOnner. Price
only $l5. For simplicity and durability, it ban nei
rival. Go not buy from any parties; vein ng 'ma—
chines under the tome name a. ours; unless hay.
lug a Certificate or Agency signed by us; as they
are worthies* Cast Irr llachin es.
Foe Circulate and Terms..apply or adnress.
It. CI: ANVFOIiII
41:1 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
oCt.• - 43,1m
CEEB
Notice in the Orphans' Court.
The following Appralementa under the net of
meembly of the 14th of April MI of propoty Al
lowed to be rtolucd by a widow or childieu of a
decedent to the ambnnt of R•IlB hare been Med. In
the Omen of tho Clerk of the Orphans' Court of
Seaver comity, and appprored
Perannal propeny to amount of S- retained
by MIAOW of Joint StliVeLly, deCellSCli. Samuel B,
Wit.+lin, Executor. •
Personal property to amount of It= retained - toy
widow lat Samuel Mitchel, &Teary& Cynthia
Mitchell. Executrix, •
Person] property to amount of tAn4 retained by
ctlow l of Waiter Pennell, deceased. Jonathan
rani, Administrator.
Per.mat property t Gamble. dep.o anionnt of $1:03.10 rejoined
by wi d ow or Tteezen -med. Andrew
Gamble and A, 0. Ewing, Adiniaittrators.
rerronal property to amount of iti011.35 retained
by widow ot David Alexander, deneased. James
U. Alexander, Executor.
: Personal property to amount of SOCt) retained by
'dome of It. /1. ritber, deceased, Lomita D.
Pitber. Adminittratar.
Proceeds of cool iodate to amount of VAG retain
ed by widow of Sanibel Wee, deceased. Samuel
Marshall, Admlnittratoir.
rectorial property to amount of $196,0 retained
by widow of Jan Sloan, decent ed. .Addla ua
Sloan, Administrator.. •
. .
Notice la hereby glien emblem, helm, .leaa
tee& And diatrlbyten end all others Intenated to
appear at the but term of mid Court and nut
Later than the third day being the .10th day of
November next, to show Aimee of any _they have
ahntrud the WI maidnnation of the shove ep•
srmiemente. ' JOAN A. bItAZIKR.. Clerk.
ectlket e.
MI
t=aM
---- ijauThruflioXellcuml sisk
follow asuidy8111131:10. of bastier Mk
41 1 1, 010 ,1 1°C.41 ' - • •
iiiiiii.iiiiallsalelltll. , . Ma
oteednits •
imi, soosio shears dradadolN - / 113
_4 lOO Oli
U. 11. 1301114111%1111 Sueurldo• on load.— 31.wf aw
gram Rodon4Rl WI Reserve 4tpe . tam Mr
Dant . figaiss
land !N eil Basks -
1 7 0 .4117 n
Yurstaugs and Maim ,
' I. 3 /
T arnalos
ans ' - , •i. I 114803 -
.. , . ; 33300
Mu otogirelfatiotel *sat. - . . ,
-tea
rrsoIbaSICSIVIK% ttliChuligt Inea./ 1 1
Speck—OWL .., 70
' . u ' Asuret vi. ' ' : 11131544.
I°6
- cai,iiia Site& fold 1n.............. ~.tl : l o. °°3 :
So mina foil. ' ' • - /MP°
D10c0unt,.....e...4 - 2.HZ7 21 .
Slain., .3,03 1B •
. • 6000 *-0.310 10
J
bank till:dation cute/mpg,. 0 3 . 0 t 0 00
! .fe! lOU oa
°Vogt*. 71
Do. to Soaks and goakero...- • . ' 0 . 0 : 1 ° C"
OIT
Edward lloopi. Caddy:olth* ICallooal Bank at
• - err County, do solemnly aim that the above
statement is true to the bait °fray knowledge and
better. • KEIVIARD 1100 PS. Cashier.
Subscribed and ardruted bereft mo ibis tbte day
Of October, 18ed.
..cuARLEs 1160 PS, Notary Public.
Correct—Attest:
•
BENJ. WILDS,
- ]ALES DUNCAN, iVireetors.
AMIN MEM% '
'I')D9LIO
SALE.—OcTOBEIt aunt'. WA—
' The subectiber otters Prelude on Ids premiere,
better known u the °instead Paris, near Roche,-
ter. Seaver county, Ite„„ One Mare and Colt. one
Milk Cow. one yearling Heifer, two spring Cakes,
three flogs, tour oue Cultivator. one Wag.
oa, one Buoy, two sets or Harness. one Sled, aid
many other midst used on a farm. flu will 11.0
offartbis ram In whole or In part. to snit purchase
ers. for sale. It wanks acresot lad, win, two
large orchards of nue fruit, a new frame dwelling,
house with six large ,rooms and rood cellar;
good frame barn and other out buildings. hale to
comment:eat 10o'clock a. 111. Ternis made knoon
on day of sale. O. W. MILLER.
octalCk.T
NV- , FLEING de Cots Great Represent-
M
l i ttre Md. Cap and Ladles' Yor tionee. :Sp:
US Wood street. Pidabriron, b.. • •
Send for vies hat of ladles' now - ; •
. - • ikr.:so. aim
. . .
. . .
idailsitstratornSo • eL— ! 7 ! ' • ofadmlir
,
intention on the estate of John Mercer, deed.
tato of Hanover township, greaser county, Par,
esi
hrtg been granted to the undersigned all, per
sons knowlO Memorise" indebted to said estate
are nqualed to mate 'lmmediate !payment. and
thoee hat 104 claims against the settle will
them for paymeuto • JESSEILE • A.
oeth,lit. • • Admintstrefor, en tp.,
Dt
U l'ae e rY wo e llt d at it t ra eu ld a i r g sit n iia
or ti•Orersatt vicinity to me fact that: she Is now
prnired, to make Bounets of crery description.
Dresses made in the most approved and Whims
bin styles. also dames. Chuks. Basques. Cc. A
large amortmenjof Ribbons. Dormers and De
Trimmings of every description constantly on hand
and for sale at reasonable prices. Ladles, mill and
be couriers& her emodtehmeat is in the hoeae
formerly occupied by Wm. Id. Clark. ceq.. opposite
the Union Dote' (octftf.
pi3Alfll3lll COUNTY, the matter of
1.7 the estate of Daniel 13ram, deceased. Or
phans' Cond.
And now. September Bth, 1960. on motion. the
Court appoint bamuel dhow. An itor ro distrt.
bete the balance In the bands of want livens.
Administrator of the estate of Dank Evans.
It; the Court. JOLLY A. PRA tEit.Clert.
Notice.
The Auditor above named will atten the dit
ties of ilia appointment, at his odice in New Brigh
ten, on the 29th or October. at 1 o'clock. p. at.,
when and where the parties Interested may attend.
SAMUEL. MAGAW, Auditor.
Oct. SD, lw
- -
XTollee.—Persoos knowing themselves indebt•
.LN ed to U. C. lipeyerer, Rochester, will Melee
cell and fettle with t im. Lie will be found to the
conntled room of lipeycrer s Sone. liocheatee.
oelfddt.
Beal Estate For Sale..—lly
V virtue ors, authority contained in the lac,
will and testament of J ohs Wylie, late of Ohio tn.
Deaver counts., deed , the undersigned executor
of said decedents will aforesaid, will expo*" to
gale by public vendee or outcry on the prendaca,
on VG ESDAY OL I OBER iffli at a o'clock p.
m., the following real estate of said decediat,
nate In Ohio tp.„ and county of Beaver, aformaid.
near !byre coos roads, on the road leading from
.• raver to New Whole, and bounded on the north
by land of Jacob Urostcross and Jos. Wylie, vast
by land of Joseph Wylie. Mrs. Gibb and heirs of
Thomas Hunter, south by The.: 'Hunter's helm
and John bleats. and west by land of Dodd A.
Meal, containing about &lama*, 50 acres of which
arc skated ; the balance well timbered and all well
watered and under fence. Them are on said prem.
twat a good two story frame dwelling house, triune
bat. and other out building,: a well of never fail-
Mg water at the door. A good orchard eor taming
about tid apple and other fruit trees—ail bearing.
TERMS—One-third la band and the balance in
two equal annual payments with Interest from the'
Aide of deliter7 of deed. JOHN SLENTZ.
octfallt. Executor.
A DIIINISTUATOUS NOTICE. —Let
-11 term of admialstration on the rotate of Waiter
Feline dee'd. or thu borough of Freedom. Deaver
county, Pa., baying been granted to the under
shined, alt lemons knosimf thetmetree indebted
to said ...tato are requested to make immediate
payment, and thou,, hatlnz claim, rnalost thu
same will present tliem for settlement to
JONATHAN PAUL. Adner.
Freedom. P. 0.
ro, r Sale.—The Steam DM. Distillery. 011
.t.indWacer*erywia VALLI . N.Mt7 I 2IIIE i n:
t'o„
on pry Dam at Smith's Peru. Dearer county
N. For pfIitICUUN apply to tither uf the follow.
lug Committee.
.1011Y1 DIGGER, Smith's Fusty.
LEVI BIIENNAIIAN. Pittsburgh,
.TAS. DAURAGII, I
A. C. HURST, 4 •
wept:kit.
tHodwal sod 'Local copy bolls notice...)
r. Annr-rwctrr, I. A. (TLTIILMI7N, w. T. sILLSNOX.
Arbuthnot, Shannon & Co.,
witoLEsALE
DRY GOODS
A'N'T)
NOTIONS
AT 7
EASTERN 'PRICES.
Sole Agent,: for
FULLERTON'S BARRED FLANNELS,
Green Wit- ktrreff
BLAX.KETS and YARNS,
•
No; II Wood Stroet - ,
PYI"ISI3I.7IIGH. PENN.
OEM
- STO CK,
Cheap Merinos,
Cheap Si
Climp IN.plit
Cheap Alva
Chip
Clusial) 11:111,:kerelik
Cheap Flanue
Cheap 111.inkciA
Chap Quitu,
Chop Towels
Cliev Shirr Frnni+,♦
EVERYTHING iIIEAP AT
J. N. BAS &,` CO'S.,
N 0.59 MARKET :,••rta,..Ei
Brighton Paper Mills,
BEAVER FALLS, PENN'A.
PRINTING.
MA (2,
ROOFING, BAILING,
Hardware, Glass. Sir arr.
ItAG AND C'AII2ET
,
MA.NTIV.A.CTUILEXO
AND SOLD AT
Wholesale* Retail by
Frasier, Mauer & Cot,
82 Third Arcane.
rirrsiontan. - -
WA" taken in Mbar" Iselatt
.^` ' '
1=2:13
13.-I.I2KEICS
Cheap
Cheap Del:tines,
Cheap Calle,
Ctu•ap Shaw
( Cheap Cl.,ak
(I.e:ii) Stilt i,
.Vra!)4,
C p liosie y,
Cheap Glorvq,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
MIME
•
• ILL ' IC&
IixtOTIOS lolirrartrigtedletnaleur Mown ma&
e mu* gnadothiletraioluand Uwe.
illamoiltitauld• twit polooll t o alael
wig nr to ranot to tb Drab's's
Dour( tot otitenOll3os and allowance tor Wodses
4 I .lant. 111=
Dowo Jaw 1 0to; of r ude.
tdett docereCon ask of real eau..
Account prima's' Marshan, mutate, of Th e .,
as DADUOI.I. • •
• Aelloiwt Waimea Neollolnisentot of John Nee.
dee& • •
Account or Z. Y. Vaiwle priedion of tl oak E.
Cab:U. cbUtl at Shield Wrong. deed. •
Account at Joao& Itabalto . , gaardlea or Nar.
Ow 3. Branton, and of Joan mutton. Oaed.
MOW! of A. D. UMW, guardian or jos o ,
Alexander. Bond swain. Jileseuder, dec'd.
Accounkreal and personal, &Janet H. bidet,
Mentor of John 13.11rinure. deed.
!account of bast Shop awl Jamell Gawks, ex.
easter* ot.lotox
ACOottot of Suomi ELY, adottalatntor of Ma
oralStimitel Illack4 sr
account of A. Y. Ewinedy, sdnir at Me
estate WOW' WWI', &it'd.
Awatuni of 8. Y. Ottawa and We Wtoo,-
nalnlatrators of Jona th an &any, deed.
Account of We. LI, rooter autl Y. Grab., w•
mlnt•Outors of Dank! Ehrhart. doc'd.
Account Weans I[cguf64k lot t. L
ad minimums oriss. Plllll6, deli d.
Account of/tartan L... Enight. al noels:met of
Iticbard Kolftt 3 deed-
Actottnt or J n and Samuel L. Dellwry,
rxa
colon of Charier McHenry. deed. •
Amount of We. Dct:ennell, Aden 'r. of We
taw prim:tot McConnelL deed.
D. SINGLETON, Regieter.
septt
Assicarsive xoTicE. „,
Joseph IL DerFluogy vs. Thomas O. KM. Ar
slgnee. In the Court of Common film ot Bru t ,
comity. No. 110 Jane Term Lien.
Interested Partite are bcreby!Ained
—ln , Ty t
Thomas U. Kerr. mellow of Joseph 11. Deflect,
trust for the monitors of said /went.
lunl—Ma sled a Imolai account tome kroth..
otary a olllcient Beaver. and that maces laid et
canes to the contrery be shown. It will he C6tZZ.
114 kr the Court on the ant Monday of Mc :corer,
bar Tenn, ler4. JUUN CAUGIIET, Pronfy:
setiljAn• _
iltssoLtnair.-The partnertblp Lento-
Jl_, fore emitting under the Orm name of hist.
try Salt C 0.." of lodnetry, Deaver county. Y.-r .
nu dissolved on the tee day of ()OM,. iv) -
James Mansfield having purchased from 4.111.%
Jr, 8. B. Brine and T hom as Moon., their rilnr
Inteeeet In the durettld company, the work.,
he carried on bmphe follorlut named ;5q....-
James lianatleWlV. 11. Briggs mad Jossph
fog. MI nnelittlod boldness of the late fa to ai!J
bi entailed to by E.lllntAr.
E. 101.171i1. Jr.
• v. 4
t.
ct. 3n.• TIIO)LiS MO ORE.
Q UI:IGL= 2 -SIIIII2IGLESI2— The 0
Aped has again commeeced the ma .:sour
of Shingles at his establishment near the m.n.4
ststion..ln Beaver. fisi. 'Builders and all sawn is
need or shingles an act ss good so set
me, and r Mir terms as anywhere the 111111
eonty. Wye me a D. bUSILAISIt.
amen:if -
!IL, 0,4 /1411101111
Bridge Street,
BRIDGEWATER, PA
IS WEEKLY RECEIVING A FRF-slI SUPPLY
OF GOODS INEACII 01 0 THE Voi.LoWIN , ,
DEI'ARTSIEN Ts:
TI "V • GOODS.
Steubenville Jeans,
Cassimerea and Sattineta,
White Woollen blankeh+,
White and Colored and
Barred Flannels„
•lle
Gingham+.
Coberge,
Ltino,
Water Proof+,
Chinchilla.
• Woollen tihwal,
Brown and Black Thisline,
Dnllings,
Prints,
Canton
Flanneb,
Joertnets,.
Table Linen,
Irish Linen ;
Crash,
C ounterpanok
110.,iery,
G !OYES
4; 31 i
Groceries,
Coffee, Tau. Sneer, Dr;
Golden and Common Syrup!, :if .I.l:crri la hat ,
rel.. and 'kit., Star and Tallow C:npo,
SOeirt, Spla and Mince Wm.. AI-.
BALT.
Hardware, Nails, Gliiss,
Door Loe . Door Latches, lartgr,
Boxes. • tihossla antrPAl7:..V. l ,€. ' l.tPl:l 4 irs'
Spades,bhosels, and 4 1 Int Itsks
Scythes 'and Snactur, Corn end G.1:40:1111,..
, WOODENWAIt E.
Bucket., Tubs, Churn*, Butter Printa
, • CARBON OIL,
Linseed .Oil & White Lod
Boots and Shoes
LADIES' MISSES' AND CIDLDRENt:
In peat varluty
Rifle Powder and Shot,
Blasting Powder and Fuse.
Flour reed ti queens's-tow
ll heavy goods delivered (rev of ch.trzr
By clop attention to hi.!ro,.. Anti hy ,
COnntalltly .0 baud a well a•-olfro or
of all the dlretent kind• n.ua!ly lopt
atore.,tbe undersigned. hop., :a the future
theTast to merit and terelee a IN.rt: .f
public patronage_
13.
Clect:TCS:,ly.-,Jy7chztl.
1:=1
OTICE IN PARTITION.-1
phsrur Court or Hearer county. I
. .
ter td . the paitition or the real est;de ke;g:
Ankeny, deceased. late of said county :
To the heirs and legal repeesentadr,
tieccased, to wit: Unity Ankeny, Alettcl•:•
Ankeny, Franktin Armstrong:, Isabella V
attoug' children of Isabella Armstrong,
Jelm &untie! English. Matthew i'•
1141 i, children orSamnel and )llrgaret E. Er: ••
lieCC/Peli: and all others tnterested: Tat
that an Inquest to make pvtitton or
the real rotate of said deceased. Situate
homngh of Bridgewater, lkaver Come,. Per.a:
Will be held on the premises. on mosbAY
FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER err'. a:
a. m.. rt - which time and place eon may tr. r t,
you think proper. J.
shmr. Otire. Beaver Co., Pa. Octl. 14;t e it
•- - -
N EW VAMILY GROCERY
/393
PROVISION ( fl
1/..,choexter, Pa•
By COE & DA.RRAGE
WHERE MAT DS- FOVNI,
Vamlly Omeerlen - and Provtatnea,
4:9reae. Batter. lArel, niteoll.otl. Pure l'l4,
• SPIIPIt. hlhaLlereo, 1,13,
911101211, erliCkera,
itizara. traecnaarare.,Wlllna
Wooden-ware, and rfervillin:
In their Ilnet,and they 1161,
by otrkt atterillOn Irr
bootnew, to
merit a
SHAHS OF
N.113.—A1l Ma. of Coubire Satan [
the market price. 11.
(7ot: Sc 1).% tut WI
Hoch...ger Ckt,lpt.l24F- 7 octfrir:::.•
=MN 1 SIEDLEI
SIICCMIsAni
REINEMAN. MEYRAN & SIEDLE:
'No. Filth Avenu.
PITTSBURGH. VI
Gold and Silversmiih:,
nntl ileakrs fu
FINE JEWELIO
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
:SILVER. AND PLATED 11',11:Ff
Agtneyfor nil the. best mak e • ~f
American NlVatelteri
SETH T.IIO3IAS' CLOCKS.
All kinds of watches atedutly tetuir , s 1
and guaranteed. isaa)l3.lY