The Beaver Argus., November 23, 1870, Image 2

;Theiir,eiv,er Ar
. %MAIMS • tron AND Pseramcill.
BOAVCIN Pa" Nov. MIS7II.
Miss REAM, .tho, sculiptmo, who
I as lx3en seugagtx l • for the past three
psyrs on the ten thousand dollar statue
a ',tactile,'. ordered„ Conktiks,
writc..s front Rome that her work is
04 We ittprq ship
ped for Washington titipes
it will arrive in time to be 'S'ldwed,by
tlle l usembens of the preStint Ctingiem.
1. • .9,r Y, FPta that
g
Generil James ,11:. Weyer or l'etnse
ceunty w Aceept , the Repupllcan
1 '49104'6)n," Ir tendercil him, for
'A;.-1301161'; '4sr, renirlylvan4t.
, (10Bertki Beaver would notonly snake
n' hplenllld Ant for the
Wotild 'tonic° a flist,clas4olcer ir
c~ptttocl„ a• tiarty.,l/30
would carry the State next' year,
must select nuolleet lonableetandaid
lwereru,inen: Betti;er \yenta:o:o6l
to he such axone.
.r4Ol a stattei9P4k,l o 4tlv , ,M442
in,the alike of, the:Fifth. Audillor of
the Treasury w h ich,w hen dem tilete4,
will IthopPllte'.copt,ilt Immuing find
Collecting tkiejniegnel:ll4yenpe.lp
the Unital States. ilappears thatthe
rate or dxpimees: in'the cities orl el
et re'' %le
I=
• Nei
~..3 • 4 „ . 101!
it*
Atm
oPena handsome thdititk.
don and 'Au the
lu'rojieittr Contiiiea . ‘bg, the pur . pow
of. supplying people returning to •or
',lilting Amadeu with tteketeea over
any Anierican. ruad.
• • •
O Ivridtp , fast ? : i fieltriekleitt• l / 4 ,- tay
reported icriuh t iie.',3od Ogee 14#.1k
tionsT.hlid•Welt. rent to idinkiter Net;
ley, Ati the Could of St. tf aineej 't4 tarn
over his affairs to:the 'United §tatO
te'ditt!en , 'on gotituiday,
and •ieturn beteg At onee,„ . .He also
stated that, uOttueeessor to Motlethttd
yet bee:wet:6ot, and that he 'eltßitlil
not taidet thl'Appoltitttip hi' any
bosiyi u; kip noticed in the
hew •Officiutißegistilt, just. published,
• • by the Shtte Department, that Senk
to 501'6" timiie C,lP,Ptdr..tolo4,a;
tn;bnt •liirettordefl
as dati :frOnt.lttoptentber, HOD. •
• .'I')r;; trial by court-martin( of mulot
Smith (eolorsx1) itt Weet Pointi•a few
weekg ago, fur breaking, a,:(llprici
over the,:'lfoll of.'n felloW L L'aik't, bas
been congliobal ; and proceedillgi
reviawbci !by .the tiouretortot Wat:
Th 6 l'4aik, fritifill'liit* C4 l ,oriel
or - tii6 bbo,.
qpitted; bkko . of thu o;ber, Vs , sen
tence 'vas that, Edaith , liatists.'P walhi
clittrpt, i• of' it ititiOt'AFtb
uptiltutreac
'Thu.
. Mar , found fault with
• the sentepee; on ttia grotind of ita
stiffteibitcy for the'crithe'eartiliiitted,
atul,t t intseforotliaapprumetille4tiOly;
• ordertat -13inith to 4eltatutat
from atitgi.
Ttit,FirtiffiNit !Cortels; •106';%i'ott,
cleCte4 t of; Attlitit
~,Napolfstit Aced, I hefefore;
have no fears t last the Prince of
Iluh
carolhttfr
tlattfur , Lbatootlicev. wstitnittr of
the"tilfttßWA ift'Oik‘ett
Ail ell a ndip rotten t t haentwh to
thtt Tlie-bleattOrt of A09ta.14
ij ht tt;i . :Ne . highly popular itirbughimi
gat, ijit4lll(4 of Spain. ilisor
tists,:followed the proclamation, tho'
the gtwornment had reason tobelieve
that as the candidature stay thipopm,
tar Inl . trtnia'Ylii!rtent,. Otero Might
bo.de Itonstrations of disatiproval.t-
Thesurvlcts of troops have not been
necesaatt anywhere. In all theltirgc
eltie4 o.!..4paf!l.canuou were Urea In
'Wow of the emu. • •
't:ditor'of the leated4.trtit
aunvierekil, win, is pvidently afraid
• ot , ilitVeurry, hut who IA neverthe.:
‘•1 tinx‘fauS.th litt' considered a hiw
itLuriligclifacii, puts a cum thus mild
ly which. IS attracting attention in
that' vielitity • •
.
• •t' We tire not In a positieultki giw
f%•4ll4;ti r as' to nny murders which
.111:t l'artiy is slid to have connuitted
-!-- • and;• : for.'attytiiinkt we know—he
May ItitVii Yds victims, wo-.
and' orllo ineladed, In self,
.W.e'ouly know that he has,
ih oi► opinion, killed an exci.%s of tin
rtigtalLith within u limited petlod; and
, we think It is 'possible helms extin
, viitheditothe of tlicni Muter eircum
stanees Whictr • lilitriildbetuatter
' • • '
TILN: lillNiet! 01
‘ l4l ittlir•
rntii.key
r" (•i re.
0'1;4
, iwiPiti.ll,.
r tr. li4o,'lOwever„
4,letsttal l alirittlett,! turn) shitwlttit that
otitrike et'4lE. wtw tirik..444Vltl oil pp
1 ! •m;
1. 04 1 0 , i'Qutiitat'A, uy
attgwer_lm 494peotetlit' •'llertliomedi
.
• t.;:ieat,, i i)Acci', - I'4l 4: l eit; f!',l.lle, '4714
tirgod;that....all.,eireulary .I,e , 04 oitee
withdrawn and another substittatedi
it , kirtglor'snetle . outrifintfolti tts
'CV- talk' . I
euilinov e 'this tho,rvorug of the rev
plu was• sutdn that, aisemtnentx of the
• k: I " 11 oudl7tUkinNrould`.ltiltire'the
Paq2.' r tar ttir;re
leettxl, in that' way vtbultioiHni!lil)lY
beiwlit it. Seitutor Ihriteitittalsui Wrote
.. . _____ ..
14 ;ticerlAyiry Co iX'.ll4* Ili ii! h is eutifinfvvr
' Ny with the. committee mutt in pr(
~.!rpsui, te+attin g him tl . iiit he wits wifol
ly oppoieeto
.thtl'i.rogil i e: itdept i by'
. •
..
' , till: OPP.lllit.k . e. , nin ht fun attx.ettl
' . with the... Secretary in the eland he
Mel tiab,en. ; 0 .1 , I : . . . •
• fs/RW.slinilm I itgicin , in IK - vonn;
diltate In 1.116el!Inti : •
Li s t, a (104%094 of her promineilt:
citizen* irtlifett in,,Wasilington tp
urge the clahn; Thq allege that the
-tersitoryLitasovar one Inuniteditrati+
sand taxable inhabitants, apt& tlat-II
la fully prepared for oda:Allen. gibei
also ,declare that within h 'rat tiftei
the Vrans-Continental shag
have been completed arid epnnoistlod
made with the Kansas PaelOWnixtd. 4
the territory will• have .trebled its
Preient population. The bill for the
aditll.l44l of the terrlais7 Whit ;ntri).
tlue6d at tho last sesdlihi
tuul ia now In Committee. A lim b
iorbiltfor Colorado,: 114 s said;
take precedence. .‘•
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~:~_
ABOUT "LPIY VILLAINS*')
:Tho editor.of ihaSinfidicali having
ndinvnineitt . to Isuidnee-tor .1)Koof to
Ohe'AlYthil'er (444:9
niistd Citriirlng opt it 6nniitgte
.was not need; in, Alm Sherlock's W
indt nod the otHet ketnlttedte'defray.
M 6 Ointnellikiiziiiolll97#?Ailer
4ta(119#.„ tile,ptiblfC
on that. seer e by- c tlUng. us, ty,ttlow
-Attain ! '' dcCc The Throe & , leantil to
oniCwlth'
w.oi , AIIM "
cuannowdrltntotrtleyi hu4 nett seldom
finds its wok !MO nev.*
clynpftiuo i uior t iA ftw i,u.swil attentlf" . m.
Ilere are the eharacteristicaof n ,4, lny
‘.: l •
,ifel ca s4;l/014 . : lle A4D'i to haVO
furnish it: , If I can't get it holleqlY
-Llool,l'l'l get it itnyway.": •
:Ile Li Cb*dly 4 . , It woUldntnt.ado
forhint :to show timidity„cmodetity s
or :backward:mai. die: Understands
this.' Thu brakii,"ittidhu
•the vof iii
i lkluirn' , o4.4".elteeiVi! If bis 03'86,
cal courage is ever dont/l:11;h° makes
frojuent stiesinodicatt4thittl to disiiel
these doubts.
.1f in hisiltp4ver,to dti
nyr.lidehtainikaiullitarygentfaiicion;
assist , in raising a coMpany or ,regi
lnent, takeii (sid tb irUlgti
It'' vfied: fitlere'd to 0# of
the railljeCt,
of)atucomplimentary talk, be gets a
paidclavier :or tWci r tdallegelliat het
shriared trtiediaitioa hia4.-ery While in
the 'ihnr., 'Qt., If his,britin with
whisky; 4n) may, possibly developo
nerve enough to shoot a pistol-ball
through the, Ird-behalf:if abitio one's
fie ijr, Unfirt4efi;t: . It limiters but
little how much a man era commu4
nity.inay have done for hint;•he for
gets, iiii i jihnut kids when lci1ti;140 1
&aria to di) so:, 1;44 faun I•yere
to take .itini into ihiS family, warm
him. tti 911 a lailsom,• l u , &set
on b 4.
fOce,viper;ll4o, lie . Weieldretiirn i the
lrilitlinw with ,a sting, whenever-his
pecuniary or . poiiticalinti!restsWould
Ile enhanced:bk . the net.
Vetiof : .110 must Barre money
to keep up spite:immix..
no ligitiniato calling, hid bruit) is oft
en ttitturWi In getting us intreli of this
ias ho'lreetls: lb this diulliloit
obliged,M assufne the role of bifeuw
lieriiml•tki,Valt for something to urn
Alp:" Ififf friehtl.whtiliatitkinfitled iii
lintlieflL,ensA
PWltie , lit he iflt!!!!!tql Pl4l. l l 4 Vilieut
anti sell , him out to his
rival, if that vai 'twines
iiegotlitions art'
‘i..os a venal feilow,
or • lin never .Witiald, have taken" the
thirty pieces of silver.- •
Ife is Cbryempiible Leading a life
of Intrigue', li . e;l4"geyei• at rest milks
plciitbig against, the hu.siness, aspira
tions or good name of ono whom he
diSlikt.s. To this end' he flutters, en
enurligt,..4;tind gathers around hini
fliikc who talk the most and say the
coartitt thing's:of his suppottrl one
inles. If , he inn •lieep away lin the
bachifiiiti and on'ul or hig
brains s awls to Make 'aVilly• "In
formation" agiiinst un ohjeet t of his
'spleen, he riots sti; omi t whim the
charge filibtfhtt,..he is intiong the first
tij• wash 'WA bands ot t lie , Whole, affair
and cry out: "it was a inistake."—
till debt he pursue n !' business" for
the purptso of covering up his real
transactions, he could no dotibt lx in
duced to write filthy; Itimitymousiet.,
teni lii.lbusinessrivals.
lie i. 4 dilhoom !lie *bold repeat
his vote, thatige the' result of "a pri :
nark isibetiag, Or hide lists pf, voters
whenever it suited , his purpose to do
so. lit the 'Matter of getting moot+,
he thinks the easiest way to get ibis
the hest: • ' tlf.! has no 'scruple: tin that
score. li ft hetain get it front the State
TreasarY',Without committing the
erhuubt Introit. 'y,..thero •is Wileftl he
rte Trf'
clerks ❑t
forcing
.. lit .-• and his - I);ilitical
pron... , antevery lavish. lie 'tiled
gm himself to support every fine . kklai.
aslinivii. fur an ollhkl - and afte . e• the.
eoicefottliNnialsl of wit' ;lie is culhai
to lux,nint; for his singular .naiduct,
he ((wean( that his !fledges were all
made !oiAl': 'the:wet:a in'1011 ; Ing, a
newspaper. sat.hat;l4 ! no doubt, ! hat
that. he mild 'write .clevcreditorlida
In. fotiou'a candithiteri whom he. wan
iiiiiillP•ifig; to ielppokt, and ,itt • •:tho
•sa,_4lP:l!vOigiil4/1:_" tau/Id, / , (' 4 l4,:iti
'delta", tholia., • lie ilea a*tud itd.; way
oruning:wwwits 111 tpllrefil /14 . 1(14.':114
Mt ilitelqiioiplitil l itia - O. he 'ln ikii.y,
,qt., 4s;qikaiipi.ahil....4t4it..q . , t4t tlai
'3upee - ilia it...!ott rt . aid eight Ali reap(
g iko.
'wilding Jittnes 1 liinejlvden • Pro
thotajtarY fol. DA'I _ . 'District of
l'enasylvauht;Ditiptildie 'night vary,
safely conclude tltal in : another: per
Hen of the titatalte was Atehoutieing '
the Court 'UV doing t h "s' ;same 'bine
- Th(Ne are.the - atlef.attribulcs of a
" low:villain ", as We null the phase
dcdned oln the «event' authorities. wh
lifiVe looked at:As tiC have ii&et. hceii
ticiaiSial . o f pants4ing
,any.'4,'tlicstt
• trails, and inoreovur as •ice,lawh just
pamod through a rigid self•exasnlan
thm, do niakii to tOnclude that; we
IfftlerAerFltrtirrOMM; ."';'
Querepo ' utetriMx,onew***ke
to bi
wetomep.thiiatieve*imliito
fmnuil4prto makiiMelfeighetvo
grit siktolitrirmOy eciera
To tionel*, wo have only
• that itioney_frien .tibroati7to&
brought Into this meaty during the
late campaign and one portion of. it
usua In Dr. Sherlock's behalf. If
the other portion was not retained to
defraythe—running
.expenses - of the
Beaver Radical; let S. .Q. make
en afildavit to that eilbet. ' • •
I, Wit notice; nn article •In the Har
risburg Ttlegraph, of the 171 h, !(the
ableStrina4 its:Cameron's organ at. the
StateSAilnial,) ou .theisubjeet!of the
State Trtssurership,. which : looks . 11.9
if Mickey. waa•dropped as a candi
date for that office..t,lf, this, is so the
disecniery %was idouhtioac•made ;that
tint gentleman !could inot,. be.. elerled
nart lacittlei% :11`ho: flislegrnph copies
am article- ihan:aLebanon:liaperjn
-which/ion. LL.D. Colemaa ishrought
forwank .as a candidate . for : , State
Treasuren.nml.wannly urges the Re
publican members of the Legislature,
adopt , hitu esthete aunlithatn.
Coleman • is:said. to be a highly reo
saeetablemalyand !mite wealthy in
the bargain. In fact himself and
Senator Cameron ..own the first. Na-
crud ,Bsdrk oks . Latinon. • The con 4
neet Joh will not. be palatable to w wah
Jority of tile Itoinabildans of Penn
aylvania.. Tho follOweri of Elonator
flatiron • in :thie Stateauro. Just now
laird pres3ed for money: . If thoylan
oleet .111.1..0olentan,; they presume;
Ug quite wealthy) that, he will
lettepti. with Ilia salary: of the
them to handle the
unexpended-balance and divide , the
proceeds among. themselves. Besides
this they desire to bave the Treasury
In their own handalo be used In the
eleetion.of the next. United .States
Senator. It latinderitaid,if General.
Cameron himself. is not again at eatG
his son "Don't will be, and to
secure his election, they .must, have
control of the State Treasury., next
year. , The - elNtion - of 'Ceteinair
Vcbtild Jesuit: "Taking
thee by giefmduck'YWiniracteristie
of the Cameron.- A Judicious use of
the nubile funds next year would put
then) inn pealtron • to' 'a' stibse
quimt ,Treasurer and
o t,inili4,Atates
Senator both. Now, agreeable as it
might be to iliethmeron wing of the
Itepilblican partyt, to have a .change .
la the tarstsurat'ssitliee,wlititedyart:
tugs, woUld,the, ligopie derive trop
it? Gen. Irwiu,hap modem efficient,
aceommodtiting. Treusureri and It
flidfdate for rc , eleetiolf; What sotrflt
ohlection any: one, urge, 444,
him. l/uringbis find. yeir urge.,
pad
off upwards of two iniiHons,of dol.;
lairs, of the State tic.l 4 . •• • •I'ile.ii' 'the
Wlre-workers
,eliange,. end
kackeY, his.suceettior,, paid off but
live hundred thotisaudr• dollars, of
public indebtedness, Irwin was elect*
etragitiii; 101 - during the Ark live, or
six months, be has now held the
yf
fiu, n millionauda half of the State's
obligations have been cancel led !. Had
,we pet beqr : leave enough'!
alone?, ~ .
.
,LeUar / rout riroslikeni,, LinePILL
The Troy. Press prints the .followm
lettor,'not heretofore published; from
Pre4detirtincold tO i the'pareuts pf
, ,
.Col. Elisworth. The letter, tkarti:gr„
'Lincoln's frank, and ls, nest-marked
"Washington, 2:10.2'44801: "
• , WAstustmot, ID. C., May x:5,1861.
ehs - .Pathifi - and Mother. Of 00.
F. .Ellswtirth-My • Wei Sir 004
*dam lir the untimely lags of
year:nettle son;:bur affliction here is
.seatcely - less . ' than your own. So
in nett of pritinised usefulness lo one's
country; and or bright bopesfur one's
kelf and friends•,'have never been. is&
Atitidenly dashtsl:l44 . in his fidlL It 7
sire, itf yeah!, and yotithrul appeteri.
mice a boy only; Ili. putvef ittl! Wm . .;
:nand -men ' was surpassingly gt'eet.
'rids power,. combined with a line
intellect mid 'indomitable energy,
and a taste altogether military, con-
tlituted in, as seined to me, the best
• natural talent in that department f
ever knew.' And yet he was singu
larly modest and deferential in sotsal•
ititereourW. I My -acquaintance with
hint began tee thaw+twO 'yaws ego•f
met, tit tittil;thi the latter. half Air the In
tervening perish it was us intense as
theit parity or our Imes, and toy en
grossing engagemeil is, Would per
init. Tornio he appeared to have no
indulgent* or pasthutN, And I. never
heard hint utter a profane or tut in
temperate word. What was conclu
sive of his gopd hula, he never for
got his parents. The honors he la:
bored for so laudably, and, in the
md end, so gallantly gavehri life; lie
meant for them no less than for him
self.
In the hopelld e nuty be no in=
freSion tirion-the,sacrethims• of your
tcorrow;,Llttiite; \tent ured to athlte4t
you t hig tribute to the inemory of my
youo friend mul your brave nod ear-
If fallen son. • •
Muy God t;i4 Yoh the Consolation
which fit lm.‘yond all earthly • power.
Sincerely your &kit& in 0 common
offlictlou,• '' ' A. LI NeOI.N.
Nir'. A, Et. '•N'S:k.,
Lcry - miNi.NoVember
hiN61)04.11 rix"ritvd here from Orl6ins
iii'fYie ill last Monday:,
"nissityis. liare retlied
'1)4(01 . 11 "Maw le
largo-
Zvolltieleil at Orklunie,•.
PliaokiAttl 'to bays the
sir this:
Itr; In ennenf Witt;ft;nt fn'
eliffxkl•irtiiii..Therequisition
ny"t Pnig4rilin 'Amounted to two
hundred
:thousand isnind
SorrieskiriolBllingtunl ofrently lx„.en
reported at I . he l'relleicoutpUstn. '
The King to-dny"telegniplitkl.tir
Qncen Augusta; At Berlin, that the
Gaunt I)uke of- Meektetnburg yes-,
terdaY'reptilsed the enetny'aiong the.
Whole line near Dretix.
kow at :the - Ininle mpture4
.tiriix':" . l%lnity.pristmer*Were taken.
lug Wiethy - Werelsurniedi In thectli
recital l'or • I '; "
1113101
Tliegarrhtett Of 'La -Pere 'nettle n'
bill tin et sortie yestt,4lltty,`and
tsl the neighboring town of 'rergnier,
wlrielt•wasitowly pressed by the ene
tide.: The be.4egers hit several
wounded, and pristmetS.
A sortie front 'Next-Ire:4 was retudsed .
by the First Prussian infantry. ' •
The Freneh army is massed ih front
of Orleans ; the Prussians nre receiv
ing r&nfoteentents for the battle now ,
thought to he itnniluenf7 the Pre lielt
etiedlry, .bidttiveS badly, and the
Preneir Geneini is prepacin„,... boats
forl'etreaVaertm 'the' Loile hi Iwo'
of defeat; Thioseems to sum up.the
situationla-tttouoa It nmemsevidetit
that • etitifftritf6o. •in another'. Pretieh
06tti/ iB tMt-ireiit either side: of
the' itte: '•
The silver mine i n Sterl ing,Mass; -
which waw worked before the revo
lution add its bre carried' to England,
Into been lensed •by• Fitch burg parttes, ,
end 11 to be at once reopened. -"
, . ,
~r'r ",:":Y,~" fylE'77W
; IE:3
respc'odent "W. H. P." "the yallike
catneron ring," chatted
iiie,Utnia three weeks ago, with h4y
ing:lt note for $4,000 in the bank,ti
Dougherty Brothers, endorsed :by
-PlineehirAilest. I pronouneea It a
Ile In a subsequent publication. Pier
! solApicat have brAndei it as a false
'hpbdirgniwhOd':ebiekjgbOili'.
teriipfs to i;erden s tiffs correspondent,
in lastweek's Radical; by reversing'
the order of the note, making me the
endorser for Plersol & Giest. That Is
equally false, as the following will,
show: • ' • t. •7 •
Jame D. DoughertS. ..... & Dougherty.
T. Rocklin Stotth,.... D. W. tielles.
/realer/row ey" Dougherty Brother* et. Co.' -
(The hueloess of (A Mute the Niala 4, llaf 4f
as Ineorpor4ltd Baal.) -
W. W.lawnc,Ep ira ..iliV au l u eit tg.149.
bar •Vlrr—la .woewer to youra&waanlutlea
of this lea., we beg leave to any, that there Is not
now, nor eye, du there been, any note :Cie 'papa'
Willis Bank ornik your,name atom it. in connec
tion with-Mewl. Plze . ot & Nast, for MT Wnni
"TM'. : Very
rfhls letter is,publlihed for thepirDuration,, Daotaon 4 2
Pctsci:uf ShOwing . 'ivhat . .unniltigateo
hilsetititichithe nrtdiccil resorts to - for
thelmitio;a ;Of earrYiti,T Its polnti
which was tolilvert'pabllc attention'
frotn Quay's contracted' fur
the purpak of corruption' and brit)=
ery, by cotMtcr charg6
.of siinilllr
conduct on my part: In this he• has
signally NY: I-mitt:4l'
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• • ' -The Next .4Atmpalga.
. It is, perhaps, rather early to look
out at udiati?ifNr.lhosfate,of ces to
be tilted next:fall, but we nollee that
soine . of our exchanges have 'already
begun file work thdin on
the carpet: Several names are taon
tiyue~f ,a3l with the Audi
tor Generalship, arid some Satin are
very good ones. We have had one in
view for some tithe 'fast, and hts..
Wllettas the ground has•been;broken
we may well comeforwanl at Oneer-.
We refer to Gen. 111111(. yer,
o Itelltifonte: In the wholdtant Mon
wealth we do not know a man aqui ,
would make a intoner tar more suite
bin ;mull tate. His ability aud inter
rity catirint be gnedioned, and his
claiinB upon the Republitan Party are
at least equstto those 'of any other
Men in the State. He was u; gallant
soldier of,the late war,and did noble
service for his country, leaving a leg
in front of Petersburg as a proof of
his biniery and devotion. Addedio
all other considerations he,ilsa sincere
earnest and Christian; and his record
as a soldier of; the „Cross is as. well,
known as his service to the Govern
ment. • The Reptiblican party - Would
strengthen itself before the people by
waking ..such al man lia_tandidate,
and.pnelie would,become very
different places, under the adifiluis-;
Elation of sttch; oceuFiants.
• If the loyal peopleof Pennsylvania
desire to; rewarda bravo, modest and
unassuming soldier, one who render
ed us great service simply, as a mat
ter of conscienceand duty; they will
lay hold of themaimed 'hero of Pe
tersburg and .placelini , ar the •head.
of their, ticket, Ile pot seek
honoca or stoop, to ,ask for, panned
prefennbtit, and silents pre;
chiely; the style of man that is needed
in. the next nunixiign; : With Gen.,
heed of, eur,.tieket—a
men why ; is strictly_ sum : pear scum,
reproacii—tho soldiers of this tom
inenwealthV together with all who*
Iteirtir were in the war, avail tally
Witk entliusiiiiii,. and the: ,campalga;
will result in a
• glorious
lTirYliiatpli,nnedioitter: , •
Letter From ItMilliner Curtin OE ,
. thoSubjesitofitevitdogligeMoter,
Couistitutlou.. , .
. .
I.lAnnignunn,,:Noveinber
prjVate letter froih,Ciovernot
has Just been +ail Ved " r tere ;
lug the fulloi4g4elit“'e to the
dosed revision of our Stich; Constikul .
•
After Stating %alp has not
,Par
ticipiited in holliiewrillseussqm since
heee tfie °Overt*
, . .
says: "Bat I cannot refniiß from
you in Chi: importmd
lanai you treat,sp fully and forcibly,
ill your rest letter. 'I am rejoicod to
teas] that rid earnest effort'is about
to be made to secure a general Pelvis-.
ion of the (kinstitution otPeunsylva
nia by Billing upon the,peopte of the
state to exerci se their sovereign pow
er through the eliandel'ef at Iteforui •
tbnvention. Surely such a move
mutt must meet with the cordial
approval and enlist the positive eff
orts of the best men of both parties.
For the nmssity of thorough reform
is painfully apparentto all. It Isnot
in any sense a question of party poll
and it should be preserved from
the dangers of inerwpartisan three- .
tloe. The revision of the fundamen
tad' law of w great Cotinnemvealth
like Pennsylvania, after the lapse of
a third of a century emhraeing de
aides of mateb!ess progreas.. is_ a
work of no emouito inaunitade: It
is' Most vital to OUP vast e and varied
material interesis, and equally so to
our .future honor and advancement,
that the public should he enabled to
perfect their sadly needed reforms in
t he mast unblacksed Mid dlssinissi mune
mariner, and then:fern special doe-,
tions, as far slemoved. as possible from.
the annual , po lit hut, struggi cw, should
be held, not onljr fj,r,the election of
delegates to the convelitlen lint also
for the ratification or reicrtion of the•
amendments which may be matured
end proposed.
"Such at Convention at this time
eonld not fall to .elevatellienehanie
ter of our legislation had to redeem ,
our political system from many:aft
the debainpiug . intiateneaN which
have become so closely interwoven
with it. I Wookrenforeti a just def
erence lo the populat , wM In the •en
aelment of laws and ihe,exendse
of all. delegated powers,,,!_When•lim.
will : i f the people is respected. the
good name Mill rho prnseierity of th'W
Commonwealth are' hil?ea"
• ..1. U.:, •
.
TheLON/11 qC
"helLes et" th%sit
Hutto! the tweet, ti
drea Int
the C411,441,40.1hwund, wile
gulleriw,„," 4 -ave way, and killed J so ma
ny V,lcnions. 'fri Texas partiCularly,
lisf•calitinltytothet-hoine with force.'
.Mxistrof the victims-by the - thicictent
were rOdetibtul,thatState. The Gal
veston papers, 444 conic ,to us lit
motirning,' jaspers
bingra
;MlMl accounts of ninttilindirrgi.iiti
sans of :that Thtee- , who I Weni-lust in
Ule,illrfuledYentiel...-:;1111FaltlioNauf
'Was, was and , by. that ataster
Galvestbn:Slifferetl gr e atly, lint thin
Vairttlat''etainteti ikenbir
genliatitgreater number , of promi
nent landiana men. Many. incidents
are related..., pup igentlentan from
Galveston hits 164 his Wife and four
children; atioll6i "vi - -S4a nephew or
KoseMth ; another was returning
home after, a trip to Eurupe for his
headtla ; another had been i New.
Yark to prticure the decoratiolas for a
new church in which he %MS interest
ed. Italtvd, it is worthy of note that
almost all of those lostiru promi
nent not only in their bu. baba, rein—
Lions and id the commercial Improve
ments of the city of Galveston' and
the State ;generally, but. were also the
bzaling men in the Methodist, the
Episcopal,. and ltowtut Catholic
churches. -"'
Imintsliately on recqiit'of the news
of the 10-A.'4 of the stetnnor, a meeting;
rsf citirA4ts of thtlyetteu was culled ha
the hailor the CI infittier of Co' tutuerce
to take tneasuktn • rort..the olsaervauee
of a day of mournindk, A gmeral re-
I Wow,' observance tea& decided upon,
and all places of business in the city
agreed to'eloSe on thd day selected.
'--AtNitpa, California, a boy fifteen
years old killed an Indian girl, and
thejuryatnuitted him, on tjie ground
that he was not Of sufficent age to
know Tight frotn wrong. •
• :• I-. •
2 "14114 . Ilitin41111111Vir".
4 teleran stated; *Sew *wows%
ihe vertunent stoma...Napo
!" 111, laft,Q,nebec Air the Lower
St„ Lawrence on; lighthouse aervicet:'
rite Quebre Chronicle says the prin.
cifini gilled of the mission foto rework”
IWO men from the BlrdßOcks, In Ulf
gulf, who hay -- ea bion on•this desolate
little island for mom, than a month
without being able to obtain tin
OlightWataistratee,idthiugh seyW
attemids•have beenMadif. The weirs
areiiver,seVenty_leeLWgh. and to
reach.theAumualt the .14141.4. ' .. 3 14ist
c 1 i nib two-perpendicular ladders over
thirty feet - cool., an operation attend
ed with considerable risk and trouble.
At the base attic island large sharp
ly-cut boulders - of black , stone are
scattered at irregulax
tigninst which and the rock Itself t the
waves, whea the sea is runtiltqf high,
strike with great violence and forge,
In launching a boat froin the nicks a
calm'day must be selected, and' even
then, the greatest caution observed,
owing to the grea. t unde
is almost as damp high
running sea. One
schooners In the
service made
week to reach t,
pnts of thla Robi
but fillek, and, h.
mander 7 -tri Rave is
the crew to throw
overboard, with WI
ed to replenbsh the
on the island. 'The
Head also made an m
also unsuccessful to ma
ed spot• It Is decided
nal effort will bemade to, .
rock, and for WO ' perpoBo
class outfit of boats, gearit
er nnuired appurtenatv
provided; an in tbP
tempt proving a' o
to pull theta= w
the water'•' by
tied around tin
the boats of
fitiuithed top!,
with . the 'ffreh ,
with__thels
Chiet% Eligkneoar, of
&Reties Departmeni
.hogis# thu •• ari4
as this gentlemen le t. of ex-
cellent skill and Judgment in his
profession, it is probable ~that this
trip will. prove effoctive. As a, last
attempt, Mr. Robertson wilt, throw
a snail! Me train' the ship by' Means
of a rocket:7
.
Eugrsie'sToilet In ~
4 i l lady ciirreipoiAent tells how the
et-Empress' looked' 'when prepared
for the'premerside.' She was dressed
lase walking costume of a most ex
quisite shrine of b,rown.' . They peti-
Oat was of silk, trimmed with three
flounces of velvet, the faintest shitde
darker than the silk, over which"slie
Wore a tunic and 'jiteket. of French
merino of the ,tinest.-and softest of
texture. The tunic. was trimmed
'with fieuaeM of silk these:cc shade,
and was looped up, most gmccfullY-
The Jacket, which -fitted her lovely
shoulders to perfection, was Washed'
at the track and sides, and trimmed
around., with ,:ame row ,o velvet a
small velvet collar, and of the wrists
deep pointed enfb, orrairnentellWith•
'geoid buttons, extending from the
bottom of the sleeve to thetoper the
cuff. "Her gloves. were of buff silk,
long pt, the Wrists. Around 'her
throat Sire wore a large . White 'tie of
fine* linen cambrle, trimmed With'
Brussels. lace.: }ler hatwas of black
straw,.bound around,the brim with
black silk, and a larg black hoW on
the left side, was Its only hininaing;
Itwas smalkwith.4 drooping oar
row: brim.. She carded. In -het left .
'lAnd .a buff umbrella, „thud with
green silk ; jlri het riglit a sullitatitial
brovin wood . canevith a gold-head:
She did not seem to easy. Irsimplp
for ornament, but nrade,&od We or
it as a walking-stick. cm!' was
smull,,and of black thread jet*. Pier.
dress was long" tle long - that I did'
not catch's glit i rrpseUt her Ibet.'"She
wore no levelly 7of any Medi-not:
'even in her ea:lN : which were, though
not particularmall; we ft formed.
Chu ware hair Or, tho tint Of •whiol,
is a mixture garnet and gold; In a
simple waterM: of very moderate.
sine.'.. • - 17 . ... .
'The Forty-Second CiOrsirrease
"'We are now enabled to estimate
°Or gains and losses"on• the Congres
sional vote Itt: the October and No
vember.:ekstions. • Conetalini the
,Dontrierney every doubtful strict,
Cialtited Icy them, It lt will be Six. 'that
wd have elected laf member" eat of
the tit chosen WY far this fall, a ma
jority. of 34. Five States have yet to
vote, California; Conuecticut, (Geor
gia; New riampshire and Twins. in
all the calculations mnde by our
contemporaries, New liampshire has
been omitted. As this State is reit
!linable certain to elect three liepub 7
limns, it will be seen the oinlsion is
an important one. In the flit States
named above, 'the Denfoerney ex-.
PM , to to elect thirteen.out of the.
twenty-ono members of Goitre** Po.
be chosen. Concede their clUirwk,
and we will still have a clear' work- .
ing Majority in the Forty-second ,
Congress of twenty-nine votes, suffi
cient for the passage, of all measures
r•Nuiriug a party vote. Now that
We have incorporated into the Con
stitution all the 'amendments which'
justice and common gratitude to the
colored people dictated, . thq, loss of
our two-thirds majority ,is a Matter
Of no Consequencts. ltejiublimns, so
Aar from being . ditieitistled with' the
' result of the etedions or 1870, should
congraulate thernselvis that we larva.
emerged from the contest victorious
ly• —/brney's Press.
The Diaalovid , W7elds6 of Georgia:
• .3)r. M. F. .fitepitenoon, of. Hall
county, In a communication to Hot
Unlmovillo A ir;Line largle.says.
We are glad Ursa! in the Northern
and European 'rapers that. much ex
eitenuait ...prevails on the ; a,upfi...et of
South African diainontl, width arc
now 'whiz found' over a sit* tie one
thoi ' Et'- Nit -
ior six hunt ihnici io Virginia,
seine or:whietvwgrA or lnuch.grealer
value titan any wet found in Africa.
All wtwant'l.4 a little capital,. only
one'lir two thousand delfarifoci'de
veloyo tho•factagain and • draw . the
attention; of (unite's& to the subject,
who, paii.ietroducedianmil,tniumai
who, undertand washing for them.
ilk this conish; 1 haiicf•ind
in 'swing.' that, •hi six motittid;•the
mod brillianteuccets..utouki attend
the 4perhhent.... ; ,
litarreloitiVratinr.
The Cincinnati Gaielle of-Thurs
day says : A 'few gentlemen were
privileged to witness, atr si'.littckeytt
truck yesterday, a trotting perform
ance by it two•year old gelding which
stirpterted anything eershown by a
two year-old-trotter in the. world.
The name of the exit is 3burtbrino
Berths, and his owner iA Dr. L. ilerr.
01 - Lexington. The coll. was shipped
here on Monday, takeri to the track'
yesterday, and had not - averaged
one quart of oats a day for the
last three, ,days,;. : The' weather 'Was
(..ad and raw and track rough.
which Makes' the performance stilt
more • wonderful.' He trotted • the •
unit mile in 2421 without askip. A.
rust of twenty minutes between the
shafts; and he repeated. the exploit in
2:44); After 'another' llama! 'of
twenty • mluntes, he "trotted a- two
mile.heat in list extraordinary time
of 4:291, or an avemge of 2.41 i to. the
mile. The first circuit' was made in.
2:41, but owing tollte less of time by
several' bad-bradts In the.: last mile,
ilesequired t4Bl for' it. Notwith
r4nding Usis terriblo.trlrtl, dfornbri.
poliorTe exhibited no dlOrefi, either
; 7 :: snit
Over,Jie bl a, darirbrown geld
ing, iliteenand three quarters • hands
high; with s tionmatt,well built frame
and s spiendid action. Ile is* closely
Inbred Messenger being by Dr.
Heri's Nnmbrino Patchen, the hill
brother of „Lady ' , Thorne, out of his
Wambrino Chief. If no
Accident befalls him
s. upo his achieve
mentn tho*irf bid thir to throw
, the''VOt4lu a ° lothea distinguished
"trotters so Silk° the shade that they
will Opiate beineutbued.. •
PIIILADMIMPriItAi November 18.—
William W. Watt, Senator from the
First' district, diod this morning.
His i diom, t "will !leavia the
tied in tke. Skit° &theta.; s 1
-811
election will "have to bo held
the vacancy, but it can not bike place
until alter the meeting of the Legis
lature, upon a warrant issued by the
s=he Senate. .
Ndveml
Coleman bas consents."
Repubikan atudldak
urer, Mr.- Mackey
itutnination.,f
.....14111111t prot, ..e found
the one marked "Hamliton,'? but the
one with "Burr" on It was nowhere
to be seen. Inquiring of a gang of
track layers In regard to it,•the fore
man informed us that it had been
usedas a keystone In a cuiVett Just
above. "Could you not," •we in
quinsi, "have used. Another scone in
its place end prwerVed this memori
al 'f" "Why, yes," answered the fore.
man, "and I told the boss he tied
better lay It olongsideNother stones
but he add Burr was a blasted mean
cuss anyhow, and he guesed it would
be more useful as a cursing stone than
keeplngalive his memory." 7 -1 W
Gbr.‘'...4Thany Argus.
New King and (tweese
In 'yesterday's lame of the Chion
ice/ we published a telegram giving
the Intelli! • that the Duke of
Meta had elected by the Cortes
by 191 to 1:11. The young man who
has been's:ailed to • the perilonaerni
,nencit of the Spanish throne, and
, who, luss accepted the honor, is Prince
Amadeus Ferdinand-Maria, the sec
on4 ion, and third child of King
edr
ViEinanuel of Italy and of the
Queenlilarle - Adeloldoi, who was 'an
'Austrian prince* and (Main 1855..
Prince Amadeus was .born in
Turin on the 30th of May, 1845, and
in 1857, married a young lady two
years younger than herself, who re
joices in the elaborate name of Victo
ria asrlotta Henrietta Glenna dal
Rum :Mkt •(..Isterlan. tihe Is the
daughter of Prince Charles, dcelera
Cisterns, and of a Countess of Merode.
Both of her parents have died dur
ing the last few years, and during
their lives never could have dream
ed that their- daughter Would alt on
thathrone'of the Imtellas.
Prince Amadeus takes his title of
Dukeof Aosta from a shabby little
'o:ik' which lies the north or
Piedmont, under the shadow of ,the
Alpe r , ind at the foot n al* the .well
known pass of St.l3erruird. He Is a
nelukkgant - gegeftli ,of - the Italian
annoy, and outunasuutt a brigade of
cavalry. By his elevation to. the
throne of Spain the governing boasts
of Italy and the lbernian peninsula
will hold unusually close relations,
for the Princess Maria Pia, a youn
ger daughter of Victor Emanuel, is
Queen of Portugid, having in 1862
married King. Louis. The eldest
child of the /What King, it will be
re bored, lithe PrinuAsselutilde,
WiabbfPrinceNa 1)0 IX) n. Her tureor
seems to be much less exulted than
those of the other members of her
family.
The new King of Spain is a young
wan, a little over twenty-live years
of age, and so far has seen but little
of public life. He has been brought
up in the school of constitutional
monarchy, and ought to make an
honest and liberal ruler.
, A Petsliked Haman Strips.
. .
The eitteinnati Tones say*: . A Mr
Hollister, of Halal' ton,givals us iionic
fuels this , morning concerning* the
petrifaction of an oich lady named
afr». - Nancy Briggs, who died fifteen
years ago, aged 70, and was buried
about two miles north-west of Som
erville, Preble county, Ohio. Three
days ago: her friends dug up the body
for the inarpaseofbringing it to Haan-
MOW, had placing it in their family
lot at Greenwood cemetery at that
place. The ghat weight of the con
tents of the corn', inductslthe Sexton
to °pent, and ell who witutosed the
proaxediug were astonished 'on be
noMlng that what was Mee Mrs.
Briggs in the flesh had been trans
formed almost entirely to solid stone r
and now weighed over five hundred
pounds, instead of one,haindrud and
eighty-six pounds, her weight before
she died. In digging her firs tt grave
water: was found, and it had to be
balled out to receive her remains.—
The presence of the water containing
lhne and other minerals in solution
is suppcoed as have amused the petri
faction.
- `•tringthe two ds
.13 the remains
`•d re-
no sue . ems lig now. The
published at Sitkp, calksl:27ie
ha 4 been disethitinued; or tit' least
is to be reutoved w some safer land.
Mr. Murphy, the proprietor, gives
a lamentable valedictory. His de
•eription of affairs is cmd.ulated to
make us doubt • the expediency of
the military rule to which the Earth
aip
ly,(perhaps we should i apy Earth 1
ftradise has been -,.sitcd: -
Mirphy soya thatnint lees than .
mindentomtithave - been tomtit
Sitka within eight'. yaks, ' t
notoneof them has been • pun bed.
The army .oilleeni"iiiiil U.. S„.Postal
Agent knock down women and
girls In the street ; and not seldom
inoffensive. Tistssians. The officers
force their way into numskulls • houses
and take liberties with the women;
while private soldiers do the same
gallant thing. The better ass of
the i.nussian population Is leaving,
"heartily sick of and disgusted with
the American name." So says Mr.
Murphy. He may • have private,
grievances of his own which render
him - an incompetent or a doubtful
witness: We ,do not know what
military rule is apt to be when . left
lb its own will and htotlon. We do
not foresee what especial honors,
glories, and• emoluments- are to ae•
crue,to us from this aoquisitkin ; but;
whatevety be. we fear t 1
assr.4o - "iisucli:
.
ef by ut.' '
4
The 'pr9kkki4 Oeuvention • hi
Mensyltranki ifoßt3eues lo enrol, the
etvehaale
attfiltipn iv - number of
iotarto Mato;
adobe woesit ? radical geld
4:4161,:11
OrtgretoollWV.PollloJettelyi
lua
—There are 946 tobacco and snuff,
and 18,= cigar mandieteriee In the
United. States. •
— ZraPoleen to eeending his bag , ago
to , Arenenburg, and • will gq tMiw
himself in a daxer two. _ •;.
—ln Daltimore,under the paid fife
department system, the fife of "every
fireman is insured by the city. ~
—A certain spectacle works in New
Haven is the largest in the w orld.
turning out dOO,OOO "aye per gest.
—New York chewers'are disgusted
to tincrthat their Idolized fine cat is
niore than half plastering hale. 4,
—Why is philanthropic effort like a
blow aloscd'ara man's face? House
Blends to hunumise."--Judy.
drinkers will he sorry to
kiwi that there will be iftythree
Sundays in 1871. •
—Mils AdelaidePhiWpsind Levy,
the cornet player, are announced to
give a series of concerts In ChiCego.
18.--0.
a
—lt is reporteu
the cartridge manufacturer in
Troy,. has received an order for
12,000,000 cartridges from certain par
ties in New York.
—At Terre Haute, Indiana, a man
recently . supcessfully repulsed three
highway robbers, because he "had
only thirty cents, and would be
dreale dry In the morning." •
—The Cincinnati Cbrnmerciai de
clares it Is not ' Republican paper,
and dens ndt want Democratic papers
to say so when they quote from it.
—Frank Leslie's publishing houses
are said to lailarger and more com
plete than any other illustrated pa
per house in the world, not excepting
those in London, Barbi and Berlin.
•
—Professor Hitchcock, the Maine
geologist, '
has recently found Silurian
corals at Lisbon, which would show
that the State Is not of the Au& age,
as has generally been supposed.
—A Vermonter has grown a beard
more than two yards long, and there
is immense competition, among the
proprietors of various lisdk.invlgom
tors as to who shall secure' him for
exhibition.
—A Cincinnatian who "assisted"
at the burn ing of the Orphan's Home
rolled up a sick child and a mattress
together and threw them out of a
window. Fortunately the • child
was not killed.
The census Is being retaken in
Philadelphiapul, as one ward shows
a gain of two thousand, or ten per
cent. over the official census, the
sanguine Philadelphians expect a
large increase of population.
—The Oil City Timm Is not prosy
pering. at least it has seven of Its col
umns empty of everything save an
appeal for advertisements to fill them:
We are sorry for this, as the 21'meg Is
an excellent and.rellable paper.
1-Tbe..rnall
_bag Ow Westborough,
Which was thrown from the express
car a few days' agb;',was blown under
the wheels, sod postage stamps to
the V afro. of 1600. -- addr&kixt. to . the
Westborough postale°, were render
ed unfit for use.
-In Hartford, Conn., oot long'
since. a cat {rot into a coal blo, and
live tons of Lehigh meal were dump
ed in on top of her, when her cries
were heard, the coal was zemoved
and she was taken out alive and is
now a special pet in the family.
—Gov. Baker, of Indiani, has re
eeived notice of the appointment of
ail delegations to the apprenching
limnigration Convention, by the
Governors of _ Pennsytvania, Ohio,
Virginia, West Virginal, Tennessee,
Missouri, Kentucky, Nebraska, Col
orado, lowa. Illinois, Wisconsin.
Minnesota and Michigan, and a,so
frorii several of the leading Boards of
Trade. 'rile convention will meet at
noon on Wednesday, the 2;kl of no
vember, in the hall of the house of
Representatives. Delegates are re-
.quested to report on arrival at Indian-
apolis to the Committee. of Arrange- I
ments.
—The Indiana newsp leers, it Is
said, now publish ;regular reports
of the state of the Divonsi - Market,
something in this way: "common
separation, $l5; Small alimony, $2.5;
Large alimony, $5O to $601.4 General
business, good and encouraging," ec,
Se. There is something droll about
all this; but it has its somber side toe.
It Is so suggestive of the truth that
'lope is in the habit of telling flatter
ing tales. It is slim evidence of the
undying perpetuity of love. The ar
dent A. swearing to the blushing 11.
that he adores her, then the bridal:
with much pomp and many presents;
then a few years of domestic discom
fort; then an Indiana Divorce! Bald
—The New York. Times says of
the agitation in Pennsylvania in re
gard to holding a constitutional con
vention : "The movement• derives
its chief strength from the preva
lence of corruption in the Legislature,
hud the admitted necessity of some
change that snail secure greater ho. -
-
Illation, and '
ty struggles.
—The revolution by wilt_
Fifth New Jersey district has
carried by the Republicans is one of
the events which conspire to make
the full elections this year an anoma
ly in ,4nericatiloolitim. Two years
ago it gave Cleveland, Democrat, a
majority of 2,248, and on November
i i i
8 reversed this b giving Halsey a
majority of 3,110. There were very
few colored vote In the district, not
.more than GOO in I, and the Denim.-
e i
'racy cannot, the 'fore. ascribe their
defeat to the new voting' element. It
was accomplish by the - mast
mined deter
bled energy on he part of the Re
publicans, and th popularity of their
candidate: If our party had teen as
active and harmonious everywhere,
there would he fewer lasses and more
gains to chronicle.—Fbrney's Press.
' —At kyedding in Holt county,
Mu., recently, the groom had receiv
ed the usual congratulations from two
or three friends,wben a certain young
lady, to whom he had In former
tintes_itkld his addresses, approacch
ed. llamas observed to turn sud
denly pale. As their eyes met, and
their palms touched in the salute. the
groottsuuddenly fainted outright, and
ell efforts to re:melba° him for a few
minutia were unavailing. Finally,
by bearing him \pot In the open air,
and procuring the aid of a physician.
he wits brought tirconscionsnete, and
in a short season was apparently well
agaiii.*The festivities then progress
ed without further interruption, the'
no explanation could be given by the
groom for his sudden paroxysm at
such mri prftpected 93oment.
The 'allowing is a
matabers of the nazi
scar,
corroded itst of the
:1 Legislature:
'ATE,
117 I 111111ngfelt
JD Warfel It
la A O Mlikr D
19 C Doman D
90 Hiram Findlay D
91PeBen D
Dr Crawiwd
tt Irani White It
n Win A. Wallace D
14 A A Tannin D
15 'nom. Bowled It
11 Anderson It -
SG J 9 Kates 91
V James Kerr It
liardood Allen B
le OD Delanbetes It
1 W W Watt It
A W 14.2emay It
11 D •Nagle D
4 Geory Caoaell IC
u moan;u •
Henry Bran, It
4 Juan W Knight D
7 Bd /114:1461 D
J Da Par Davie D
9 Wm Yltandall D
14 A O BrOadhead
11 P Y thadeltioat
//Bun U'raroar
itead /1
VI A Olm
11 A - ' ••
C Baekalew D
16 Dauld Mama B
110ITON OF P 1
• - .11112404pA1a, •
tate Tbolus.ou
2d (Wave 111cClowan D
44 Snead Joseph. D
616 Wia Elliott
11111 Daylt
ath Jabs P Xdarbey D.
ads H /Mum* R -
11198PITATIVEL
Adams.
lisse Dewier D
Atfgltrrr•
D N White It
Ifi.m j ,„"T g U
8 aooli U r
Id B Otlarial B
lob W WasslosU IS
sob Ciao A Wein D
11WISM
lifth.loba it
nsto Mut Dazob.ll R
411_Comsel D
A T C Keller D'
U U Sehmuts D
111711;71i
OD Williams II"
Dafiaribia eaml JlwkOur.
Thomas ChMQat D
nntericad:
John .0 leW lg D
tE3
CU
E
/ry llontgomegl ua.
aad
D 1111UWw D
0 W Monet D
&AWOL/.
Milne, YIl V D'
J I /Ureic D
Wands Ilegeoi3 D
Boasersat. &Word ead
Puitou.
W D limns: It
II P. Wlshart It
foupsolumpla Wyo..
nf=lec
II Caldwell D •, I
Jto S Mann h
Yam/woad Warns.
J D Yawl'ln D
W !that 11
WasAingeoss said Raster
U M Lalhamas
W A Mickey It
W C Sholluck
Worst and lit*. • '
David A Well, U
York.
',marl Rawl D
iF J Magas D
RE.V.VITOLATION.
According to the above showing, the
Senate will stand 17 Itepubllcems to 16
Democrats; and the House 66 Republi- -
cans to 44 Democrats ; giving the ReptibL
limns a majority of twelve on joint bal
lot.
.Yew Advertisements.
Presentment by the Grand Jury.
The' Grand Inquest
. ( . 1 the Common.
wealth of PennsylvanLl, now !nquiring in
and for the body of the county of Beaver.
upon their solemn oaths and afllnuations
respectively do
Present s That, they have visited the county
Jai4 of said windy. and represent that the prison
ta kept In good condition, and would recommend
the following repaint . and Imprcvecornts, to wit:
That the sash of the ventilators, whlch require re
pairing, be replaced with Iron butesd of wooden
sash; and do farther recommend that the Iron pris.
on door be placed upon the inside ol the door
finme, sou to form a small vestibule between :be
prison doors, and that the outer prison door re
main as It Dow I ; and we do farther recommend
that the County Cqramlaslonent . erect and con
struct a safe at d secure dre-proof vault for the safe
keeping of the County Record..'
HAM. B. YItg.NCLI, Formals,
Nor. IT, 1810. The above Report presented and
read: had the Court order and direct the ram: to
be Died and published In the newspapers of the
county. fly the Court. Zit). C. RAIL I'. Clerk.
KNITTING- YARNS.
A ludo supply of the Celebrated
SPRINGFIELD WOOLEN YARNS,
In MI colors ood qoulltles. Justeeeelv ' ed by
S. J. t,ROSS it CO.
Rochester.
MEM
"TOM ICING" FOR SALE.
In consequence auto death of one of Ole own •
era the celebrated English draught horse ••Tom
King" win be °Cored at public sale no the premises
of the late John McMahon. In Brighton township,
lijkw , cf county. Pa.. on Thursday, December lat.
1070. at 10 o'clock, a. ma. This horse has taken the
premium at our county Fain fora number of
year, past, and his cane are among the trod to be
found lc western Pennsylvania.
P itiaborgh weekly Coranorcial and Lawrence
county Jugarhal, copy one time and send bill. to
the Beater Alters atm. noctEiw
OVER 400 PAGES Okr.
READING MATTER FOR ORE DOLLAR!
THe American Stock Journal, ,
A large Ilandsoluely Illustrated 3lar.tli
ly, containing 32 to 4o.large Double Col
umn Pages, tilled mth original matter
from the ablest writers in the country, on
the various subjents cenneettsl with
FARMING,
STOcIi.BREEIyiNG,
WOOL GROWING,
DAIRYING.
POULTIIV KEEPING, ,Lc.,
_Bound in handsomely lintedeover. It has
A Votorinitry l)tspartnatsnt
under the charge of one.of the ablest Pro.
lessors In the United States, who answers
through the JounNAC:free of charge, all
'questions relating to Sick, Injured or Ui•
semed Horses, Cattle, !Ain, Seine •or
Poultry. This makes it a very %linable
work for reference, and an almost hulls.
pensible companion to all interested in
bTOCK.IIREEDINO. The low price at which
it is published (SIAM a year) bungs it
within the reach of all, while the
AS'plendid lisdewent6its offered to Agents
and Premiums to &In:miners
[unite it to the interest of every Farmer
and Stocknmeder to extend Its circulation.
Send Stamp for Specimen they, largo
Illustrated Show Bill& I'remiva► Lid
et up It Club and obtain on — e of the many
valuable Premiums offered, consisting of
Chester White, Berkshire, Sullolk, Magic
and Essex Pigs, .Short-llorn, Alderney,
Ayrsbire and l)cvnn Calves, Southdown,
Cotswold and Merino Sheep, Cashmere
Gnats, Pure-Bred Poultry, Norway Oats,
Seeds, Agricultural Implements, Pianos,
Watches, Silver Ware, Ilia!' cc., 4tc.
Specimen Copies sent fr
N. P. BOY Elt
n0v23311 Pa: kesbur
They ntc
• --
Gtutlemen and f:adies slum ..ay
Watch guaranteed for time and year, by
special (v. rtiqente.
Or A large aysartment " Itnpmeed
Orohle" Chains, $1 to $B. Also. Gentle
tueresand Liukleit' Jewelry In grind variety.
Cif' lictvart\ buitations. Order di
rectruptti ua or our authorized agents
Agentothers applying for circluani
will pleise enchain three cent stump fir
pcsitige, •.
ay' Goods Kent to be paid for on
delivery. Custoreers permitted
to examine what they order
(before paying on payment
of Express cbargi. both ways.
r3I When SL Watches arc ontered at
once, we will send an extra Watch (n 1
saute kind) free.
Eke' Purchniers residing nt Nome ths•
lance from Etoiretat Mikes. and desiring to
save time nud expensearou hare the goods
sent by mall, by reutittinqaJth the order)
the amount rcqulrett by I . O. Money or
dm, registered letter, draft, or check.
Payable to our order, at our risk. Ad•
dress plainly.
JAMS GEBAIIIO ak. CO.,
P.O. it 3,391,
New. York,
tow23;:lin4 85 Nassau Street
N.F...h4TOCK. FOIL 14
I offer formals, at my residence in Pulaski town
ebip, BCSWOT wanly, you Cow. hair Devon
blend, dark red, no sane roots; will be two rpm
oid on the Mak et build 'Lary; 4 a good sive
feriae, ape; bandermbe sad good disposition;
km • baiter call a wk ol end by a i
calo
teed Aldern ee
ey 13.11 Prk d. e
of cow and f lW sl ogb. oo,
irldett will be considered low
_by any cos who le
acquainted with tbe valise of MU kind of stock.—
Alderney Yellen sold. at a late saki in Philadel
pida. aiitem pro to eau W. IRWIN.
norkger
New ,Advertisenient;
Toledo Pump Co.wes _
Patent Flexible Metal-Lined Pump;
For Wells oat Clelerle For LAW by
...mug N. J CROtift* CO Itorherter
ESTATZ OF MIS ELIZA LEICII.IO
ikom b... 11
to
thrt letter* of Mien
Welk% oa the estate of ltyboce mord dme
day. late of the. liorotegh of ever hilbeer...l
of Dever deed. lure been moo d ro ,
Dads, residing in the my of Pitt... M a ch
.
poem. therefore, i n dater or demand. e•rh. t
the estate of the wad decedent ere rerue•tni
Duke the same booms lolhe uld a Itoini.o. !
without delay ttoo FUT D %LS t
F. 0 eddrees 40th street Inttsbargn.
_ non
PIMPLES.
The e f.d . i go e d chertfully marl ifro. la
eprUowho wish It. the Reel end fall tlof rd. tre
usloe • elmple tomullfol‘N,
Lisle si n . that will Immediately Fro,' re g.
Matta. Fp:notes. Blotch,. and all
Impurities of the fik1n,kir1.zu...... 4 , 1 :14 .r
/swab gad beriellfel
Ue will Warr read (free) loetractionr for
Inc by b ol dmple loam. • I•xoftett en .au Ml ; owbeat Of lIMOOth lace
The shore am be obtatoed by 7 mare till!t try
eddameles TlItY4 CIIAPIIA 11a.5./.1
PG Broadway , %re 1,. t
BAItGAII. 8
A. W. ER WIN & CO3
ilt3J Our, are of
Bargains in Many New Drext G Gbds
CALL AND NEE THEM.
A. W. ERWIN & CO.'S,
No. 178 Federal Street,
ALLEGHENY CITY,
jantly—je29;jy2ls-27,
Reduced Prices!
Speyerer &. Sons
Have just Returned From the E.'l4
WITH A I.AkGE STOCK OF
Bought :it tb
Lowest Cash Prices,
ml will well some G..4.1+
AS LIM AS BEFORE THE WAR!
Ccinsisting of Dry Goads, Goa elle. Pr..
visions, Hardware, fiats, (7ap+, ..i•
And Shoes, Dope, ()rum, Parkin;
Yarn, Iron, Nails, Paint,
IVlilte Lead, Oil, Pntly,
Queenawarc, Wit
low-ienre,Flou r,
"Fein],
Grain and
Baedn, a variv
ty of PrintF,ltuding,
Al paca ,, ,,lean4.l)ilitin , ,i'r.oll
and lio.acry ;
Sugars, Syrup. , , 3lola+ses, ( . 311.91 JO,
fti the (tlebratell (ti/y
AND NEW CREEK . FLOM
Just arrived uud fm. title, 1V1101,,,1v 30.1
EMI
At Pittsburz Prices.
200 Kegs Wheeling Nails:
ONE i%ilt WHITE LIME.
Land Plaster, and Akron Cenwil
A Large Stock of
White. Lead and Paints
A Yeti; superior quality of St rotor S Wet
:el a Soaps; and a lot of Carbon Oil
Just Arrived and
,for sale, W holesale
and 'Retail.
ALSO, PURE CATAWBA, ISABELLI
—and—
, Coileolid Wines,
Of our own vintnce, for Medicinal Ind
SnenunentnlPurposes,:ire Liihlr Hr
commended by- those who leo e
used them.
Tlwy art , al*, Azert..4 for I li
KNIFFEN MOWER AND
hEltpu~
L IR ilti " lf: 1 : 11 ;:/ 1 " " :1 4-r- \ J " '
I 11 ‘N Jll AB tau. put
r rl t I. f
.u is lir. L. • 11 , I
uhl s t
I to the I mout ;oh l lallugall that 11u:1;
C00,11111(m so ninth complained of 1, n sr
d k . s ed. s4al n in o z on th e a .m. h. ILthltult.l
oa ki.
i t. t r i i r il lgo.
t
old style plait any loom, than they cookl cout
let.:'
lenity get them exchanged All branch,. 01 o
Mary performed In tbe best and moat solgtanual
Intoner In Ailingtooth with gold dc.lll
compolttion from one quarter, and ran n I r
to grin,: ruhfect• whose to have .tod
tweeo thirtyand lieu years Munoz the rst,
lion. John rtlllaon will exhibit 1111 Inge ae
ted some years ago the teeth as perfect I.
day tbey were tilled. Lanyling Gas prepared
a sew plan, freelny It nom all onpleasant and
gerecur effects, making the extraction of 1 fh
source of pleasure rather than of horror and {nip
Prices., low as any good dentist in to , t a.
Mae at Boater Station Rocheater
portal T. J II J Cit %%VIER
( 1 11A11. itrilllfT, Notary Fenn. t
s." sayancer and Intrafence Agent Ite.d. sad
Agedernents arritten and seknomrkdgement. ISkt n
ic. Motu, be...adult comeepoloned as: l. s'
several drat class 1111•1111121 Ce ousrunl.• repro
seating the Fire, Life, Accident, and Live st...
= i re. pree t T i ed take
oenl .rtalcz64.,nd.a.:l,,te,
g r r tbe *Anchor Use" of Slat class (Scroll `in ant
era Tickets sold to and nom all ports in La:
land, Ireland, gcotbuad,Germany and France 0 1-
Actin Lees beck rear. Diamond, Rocheater .
_
_TOUN 111. YOVPIII4 A Stories, es law.
Ikaver, Pa. °Mee cod residence o n Tnird
east of the Court. Hoene. All law toneinees earns.
red to lay can shall wool. prompt aueotaa
Also permute hula( Roar totair for coo, ma
thaw wbalact to bay tows property, coal of kna
/saes, my are PM aa*, Moony by adilasty