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Jiajw - arjazq e olalpsirerst.taair Tr
ircraitichraTT iftirssA i
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Ws repiint this =Using °is, the drat
ISAlPti*XeSaAi i editoidei of Satnrday—
•oar liissif.ti*t day having boon exhaust
•ed Leo; illo "- deninad was supplied.
"CONQUERED PROVINCES."
i - '-•‘. The Contittirealiggres ll 7' digtrtszed 10 .9
l. the*Pgdtat!P idea as expiesied, in the
resoluttom - of the Convention, that the
i reha f f•gt: to , ata he' regarded as "Con.
t ' ineiel ' AßroyWailitro.". govelniti by the
i - lawof"theoetionaror, until. they shall be
• oncfagiti4liettel witted Inter the Vahan. To
E 'tray-they were out Is, la Itivopinlon, a eon
oessimithet a State tan secede, and Is "di
' '.rectly,oPPOsed, to the vital spirit of the
Preaddent'spian,and in perfect accord with
thediactrizie on which the Scuth baited the
act .df „rehellicut,' and will prevent as
moreover front. hanging JEFF Days for
- treason.:,: -
Well, the fact Islhat these States did se
.sede;:and forma - government of their own,
and expel. us from, their territories, and
maintain a long and obstinate war against
us, tithe course of which we were corn
:. relied to, and did deal . with, them not. as
Walters but as public enemies,_ and in that
• • relithili4a4n* acid exercised the eicle: '
.
likely Mar,. power !: et miumcipating their
eatar #lairkl i OW:llolr3.7;_ Wkat a PartY
actia' lly . diss„ It ht ,perfeetly..Migilfest that
he ensudo, arid We_stAnll Scot quarrel Ahere
i fora with the Infaiimeo off en adidalien that
a State can, pr point , of fact; seierts t jut as
a Man, may commit; Snicide, , though all
laws human and divine forbid IL That
r--- '-these Steles did., l _ogre tilt:7 - Micide is
adadttetithy President : Jen:ix - sou himself,
to fttli'jt,.37 . teir- of the, l'!*latantiorta, that
theriariefeblaPPllvir ;triesselma of all
. • . civil governmenhwhatever.
• But whether ittrey.cotdd do this thing—
,.
. whichthey,.ttettillyTti:Trimok, 4 enoth:
er 4# 641 .,„aa '' .. ..'sk.= aot - 404: t 4 have
.occurea to t tne 1 es of that newspa
per; whenNeit ciirgader io"lts. - 1r and
- illagalsgr,. - that Ibm'stelzolsalemet,thb um
quOtioiablifcief of
nr i*lry ini*Ved en es
. ? aeottO.theioo7o.9, on which jthe :Some._
• • went onti , 'Which , welithatthey had-4. n.ii
• 'I . 1 - ":".---feci:MlAttiid.4:fl.l±hloll4 Pte*ar• they.
4 . ,- .4- , •'• etill)kliki44(ol-4543,iiii),iffek:Ilgithi,
• • . . gif ti 7ailiell, as shown by the redndorsemerit of
, :z.W!;76 ,,,44 t. . -- th3.ywcinlic_ii.Lxz E --,- '• • • --- ,
- • '''' -,t - . - 4 ' exdexioiicepe ccirtagimenees ittheir
..,) doi
4.,wacan,,,thatlhe thing they :sietnally , did,
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4 aiiiiyofidhii:ii=4ott'
..'"nar utellbeferstinding of Andrea, or ttutat-'
. .1101Virlt:ttstrk:tremtlreirltneetinta It can
: 1 ;Zen? froircuream any fell groinicCm: - ' t '
•if
.i' But why fait pressed with so mricli.mna- .'
..• .." estness V The Commercial Is afraid that by
...../. admitting these men to be eti n enemies, we
k . shalklensi, /dr hold oil' them ; dg and 1
i be tteiylrig ointelves the 'prltitege of hint
ing Jeff. Davis.
Nosy even suppotd,pg th at we may not clot
to treat i th em in eiitlir Wily, and irfcirrorl
tonere of war by military tribunals for outra
ges against the law of hum auity, what ad Tau
- rage are we to lose by ignoring this treason?
The Preattleitt hie Sheady,pardotied!allthe
rebels, with the exception of a few of the
higher classes, and (tom present appearan
ces will end bynardoning the whole of them. •
ButroipposaweAvere;to.try them i. how. are
we to convict with a jury of their own
IMighbors ? We undertake to say that no
man will-niter , lee
• eztteme pen,l9. yricot
evert Davis trtn`selt-Itir that cr - me only.
And however we may, ersonally feel as to
• the icreAtAtlss Pc. th eir eh 9 . ffe l? 3 ,er-YreAsYSgr,uNT
doubl"Whethei,-after the' iectighltfon 'or
their belligerency, we can properly
treat these men otherwise than as
mere prisoners of war. If our own re
,
. bellion against the mother country had fail
ed after a igiel46Al-Wit.i.Velletwhitetidom
Inlaid have revolted at the Idea of hanging
the leaders without reference to the gees.
tlorkSiticetterthitiairtie fa case to author_'
#e it Or not. ' There will bo nothing lost
therefore, in this view:of the case, by giving
op - the point of treas o n, which the South
itself is now so ready and eager to confess,
Just breattre:lt Xerfvfat.tat this 0 1 49.'4 CO
' go unpunished.
This, however, is not the trouble. It is
becanbionlynltho monsequencest dhat flow
from the doctrine of conquest and tuyeetien
- to 0)9 ypt atilt) conqueror, Mat aft 95110-
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leg us-fer four years on the argument that
Meg zwere infipredeet, and had A, right _to
de- so,lkey - , and their advocate's'ltVe; hishit
that thg were never out at all. - What
.are tlatale•Whi?qiiati'eei'' ' '; ' ' '''' 1
I. Itthey were out, they are now at
, ottr.„reeicVfielipptodpie,:ceple back again
on such terms as we may chose to prescriber
t ---- Ifilley vte ,, r - ont, - the proclamation of,
' 'freedom:was valid es a war measttie, and-
May be enforced to its fall extent, by an
act of legistatloni whfat shall declare
every slave / free who was not rear-}rd by
onrarnale4
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.. 3, If t were out, It will manta the
1, Totes of orcg ratify seventeen States to ra the
-.' 'l 7, Constitnti I amendment on the suhrect of
. slavery, oriAny other that he may iacom. '
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..:- ~.; mend for or security. , _
..•.. 11,, , If, on the other hand, they have'never
1" ,[ . beat ant, they May reclaim their places in
J.
f- - ""'"' Congresut to•morrow as a matter of right,
i ;,?. • ander theit'selel garettuttfts,Willeilareitecti
' .. - tied, and with all their privileges unimpair
., ed, and the President's whole plan of re
. .org . anjzgilopANsredity, endbis liroclarau . -
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. IfontiazitrpYoceedtut thereupbri the West
i ..,,, nsnrpationa
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If they were not out, that prods
•.!','
.mrattoll aPfratospc , if.. Pispfiabig, as a
l'.'.7;;`" . ' ^0 ar Measure, without other constitu
.o)3
I ' 4. af wa r ra n t, remains unexcuted, ex-.
•-o l';. .ceot .so far 'as the slave has been
4{ •actiostryleliVilid:biittiaAtiiei, 'Mali will
be questioned Successfully In our courts, as
s - . Violation of the rl htsOf a State.
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Agaht, If they were not oytt,_it may be Im.
t toms . 7 I &•eiiiirrifiriatltiMittererk ifii:
= = •Constllutional amendment by the requlslte
. - - .number el Mateo, and the same max who
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AND sitneir /canal.
It is suggested by our neighbors, who
affect to understand the President's policy,
and make it a specialtym (tampion it, that'
there is no difference between him and the
kictablere—meaning, of course, the late'
Republican Union Convention of this State,
and those who adhere to Its opinions—ex.
cept that the President has confidence in
the South, and is willing to trust.lt, as they
are not—that be is more likely to under.
stand this question thah they ate—and that
at all events It is but an experiment, from
which the country will profit by getting at
the truth.
The answer to this is that the South has
been trusted already, and provetZits tumor.
thiness by a perfidy that has no example in
history, and that although defeated' and
Compelled to submit, it does so becatim It
Is curer -mastered by superior strength, and
not 'upon even the hypocritical pretence of
'any &tilde of opinion, 6i contrition for Its'
crimes.. The government tat would trust
such apple, so far Da to restore them to
power, Without a long and thorough pro
bation' wend'wend'iint have even the poor noel -
~o.gY,tiutt it hathetut deceived,. In case that
trust should be disappointed, and would be
regarded by true statesmen , as hat to deal
with the iineiests of icgreit peophc...ir
er as famishing the proof that a Republic,
although valiant in war, has not wisdom
c'eough for a condition of peace.
• . Bin then itbsnrged that this Is but an
experiment. Ws nation and the interests
it inielires,.are 100 big a thing In oar opin.
ion to be dealt with,as though they were of
no Minn Walee than the nit, or mouse which
etti,t,op in aa CM/mated receiver. The
experiment Is to re-admit these • States In
tluiltykotiesis that They were iifer . out,
and have forfeltettnothlng by their treason.
Onto ia, therels arena of do case, and if
.14 should hire out that they are no better:
Uteri threk..7tre. mistake Is We:,
Sound stateamanshit would' say: thatail .,
.long as there is kquestion, or doubt, ea to
e friends of this country are entitled to
the benefit of that doisbl, which carries no
'hazard along with lL In such a case atoll .
events, It would seem to be due to the pee,
,•• rle, that their own Representatives should
be_consulted, and we are rather surprised;
that, considering the fact that this fa • etot
*ldly their busineas, and the President
himself a titian of a State not represented,
there for four years past, he should not„,
In.
stead of settling a policy in advance,which
the Commercial thinks makes all who differ
front him "disorganizera," have felt It a re.
lief to be able to avoid the grave responsi
alley of deciding a ;nation so momentous,
and perhaps dividing his own friends at a
time when they ought lobe most firmly
united. Tile difference here between theme
Commercial and the Republican Union par:
ty of ibis:State, which threatens to demon,
alize Its reeders, and anzers schism our :
own ranks, . [slut a' 'consequence of that
Palley. Let it be once understand tintrthe
President has a plan, andhe is'always sure
to find Indorsers enough, so bang as hameh
nature remains unchanged, and there
are men, either In Congress or out of it,'
who would like to stand well with Moaned
almoner of the nation.
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'Dm POOLS; EVIL EV Piirt.sontrata.—The
polies of PhiladelphLt made emideightdescent;
on Tittadity eight; on &weapons riLireptitable
houses to that city, and arrested one hundred
',sod twenty -three persona, of when& all tint three.
were 'females. 21m
,Mistekbla -women Were
marched with raillery precision_ through the
atrerts, acd they sang defiantly - Jovial and other
save% They filled the station Mime to over. nosing, and a magialrale had to tie waked up to
attend 'to them . ,They were tried, one at a time.
rie4 the pitprteters and mistresses were all held
to NMI' Air 'their appearance to stand trial at
(Jr nil.., It is said.that the polka of Philadelphia
bliet4 to break up the peculiar instittudons on.
that city, but whether they can lionee.ed - In'tnng
tingulahing "the social eyll" by , apitiniodic
sades of this kind, Is another question,
.
diedont Tstreikes.=-Stietnlipit,tattsie
Ifievernment has been selling oat 1L tus,Spital,
fernitare;and beds, bochlia.g. ma4ictssee.,,to
,t4we been purchased for dicing ont , wea bkiestt ,
ing'honseir end hot** Thief .1.8 tie OW,
owe* . iyaablcoo t,
to
ever Sinrelii:lty,ll:i grata likels.that other
boarding Imams and betels tkareupply ihem
sclree chvipti'A . tb 'wig;
Stings ea diesel ShiSsild not be airowset,
hpiii thing which could be done with' hoiipitid t'u
lansituals to bury It wheiLthe thrupliheno
.
lenge, has a two totit Mural _few:eland
4ispitsi. vermin are siot.etaelly, the kind or
tqtasinge which ohmic!' 'ba-aluit'bpaa handed
over the land. • • • -
"roarroft Sorhtsat."- 7 0ao of' the spiiikeis
of th e 'Massachusetts Convention made a:good
bit lw wiping thatthe great question beim the
cOublii wad tot NegrO Wrap? MA traitor So f-
Mtge. kink Cilia, Thi nquo-iiiiteis. itia she
cd.ceediugly niccepeeple shoes pride la oltuded
at Melded ot .411Zgent"- :Mang. setrei thei r 10-'
o,lo l: iledlWhs to fade me tact that ilia :marques...
re.uswit,ther,„„ioraithabeillowid,o Yule
the exclusion • at Iva meta Vie: tatters of .
leßouth..deci that , they 344.haya , ma
ht a? vaakarid DO others.. ,;- .. . I
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19 ocra trorprafetadag the lateness patalottste, ,
rWalvis seldleths'ibr 'edges, suidJendbmw '
!dent /minion, -doesn't pay. la Siallie
ay are beam *Fir t weaarthansauti , slid that
4 a He/Span et 'saty, eighty' . therwitud 'yoke
q a sirrr"9 l el , r a illiote.lhoi NM p:itt*-,QA r •
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WOTT COMB itacs:.-- TbAr - Reatucky Oonier
ce of theEadfatVirdO:plajOiradt4 Booth..
Ibr iVri)l4.l)k r elo,rilid to continue kgantsatioA: Anna re fi ning ruiltnagaln.
vita l the. fiorth. , :We tanks* thin' is Camber
proof of Boutbenn loyalty. and of their doter.
!sanction to dottye well of the northern people.
ate the reikqt wßtitelitsthet
negro in bonds substantially as before, and
come back again to defy our authority and
bleed new wars-for our posterity. •
Is it any wonder then that the rebels of
the South, and their friends here, should be
disturbed by the Pennsylvania Republican .
idea, that they are a conquered people, and
must receive the law from their coaqueiorsk
But then, it is said, is d'rectly opposed fis,
the vital spirit of the Presidents plan, I
Perhaps it a. Re is a citizen of a seceding
State, loyal we know, and "faithful among
We faithless," and may naturally feel the
argument that these States were our, a little
embarrassing to himself. We shall be sor
ry to differ With him—still more sorry to see
the Republican party of the North compeil
-9d to do an. We shall do it however when
eicefit becomes necessary. The President
is nothing to as but the temporary ruler of
e nation. Our duty tato the people, and not
to Um. A.. !ear:year's 'and the sceptre will
haveinussed from his handa The nation
we trust is destined to endure forever.
Were not sere however, as to the irta lv p ,
of the President in regard to the status of
these states. - Rut we do. know that Ns
Whole policy of r eorganizatiOn--Witethe rft
cemprehendsos rejects negro sallinge—has
no other fonVation'to rest tipotnihan the
right of the conqueror to huld• these states'
s ander Mllitai3 rile, mid tOogive,.the law to
•Theni. are toobvloiti:ont.mdic
' Von of the AM* that Ls • ascribed!, to him.
he'thinks,* the Commereiat'supposes,
'his Governors aid Irmiesought to be with
&sivai
. forthyrith, and martial law declared
to be no.taurch
dt — riik - Wfu i cont. -
We commend the following article free. toe
Wattage - IW3,,ne of Monday, urther - ttonaghtfel
conelderation of our Republican readers. We
need not tell them that the views therein ea:
pressed arehreblins accord with our own.
President Johnson, says the Trauns, has gone
far enough to get,lde feet wet to a Rubicon which
we /tope be will not crow for If he proceeds It
will prove a Red Sea to him and his email hoist.
The plain question before him I. whether he will
crop over to the rebels, now called Southern
Ciolocists,or keep faith with the Unionamen
who elected/dm. That there may be no doubt
what we mean, we will state what acts will be
regarded by the Union men generally as crossing
over to the rebels.
1. Reorganizing the rebel armies of the VarlOtle
rebel States, under rebel officers, to preserve
order between the treadmills and the white rebels
who alone commit the disordr, thus anbatanti
ally9. annulling Mr? Llocoln's eroancipation policy.
insistlnt thit soniftCru rebels,. as soon LS
they have asked treaftlent JoMtion , a pardon,
stand os the same footing as Northern Union
ists, and that their inchoate State °tsp. hi/cations,
assort ae - *Thine . called c oaventton and
, loaned a Caaltiltaoa liatailaCtol7 to the Polo!'
dent, are to be considered as fall-fledged States,
hafts - all the rights of States, 'though not yet
acknowledgerfas such by Congress,—that'our
armim are to be withdrawn, white the-lath rebel
armlOitre to reassemble andlolliHrtollires,
- and that the freadm s eekaro to nulfo no NO*
and no prolectkos In eneh.,States; more' Unan
these pouf Stale gOvernments thay enitere- •
8. 'Elpeakinn and acting tin . *lsnot , that
plainly MOM* that he regan4 thisn yho
elected him as fanatics and fools, whose ?Wort
are ° clamor" and whose utterances ata"posl ,
Went and malignant," While the enpporttiittha
classes lately In rebellion, and their Northern
sympathizers, are all he deems necessary- to his
atinilnhtration„
These coarse, of action will speedily lead Co
such results as will demonstrate that, while In
the United Stanek a President .hasyriwat powers,
It irposall,ht for hitii,s9;:tri erlrattis them Is' to
Prove that they do net 'exced tiOssoTlhe,prica,
Pie.. Therein certalnlyho disinron the-part of
the Union party of the North , 16 torte any disa
greement with the President Whom they elected.
lista &avant:int . .rise It will be his fault,
not theirs. Rut If he expects that our four years
of war are to have no other effect than to inure
to - power the elements which constituted the late
rebellion, than a disagreement between him and
his party Is Inevitable. That which crushed out
the rebellion can hardly quail before a single
man—though he be Andrew Johnson.
There Is nothing In the political altnation to
tempt President Johnson into the great error
of forsaking the support of his party in order
to coalesce with the miserable wind-broken
rump of the Northern Copperhead politicians
'who do-4AP Mtn,. and whom he has every rea
son to derided, and the still more fatally used,
up rebels of the South, whose ideas can no.
more be expelled to role this country again
than the Allantic Cable can be Permeated from
its ocean depths. l'at they are =tang blui
with honeyed words of harlot love, as if they
hoped, like the Philistines, to deduct the se
cret of his apepdh, and anon to present him to
the world a shorn. blind Sampson. The secret
able strength lies In the confidence of the
Union party. Cut that off and they have la
*Prin./imbed,
On the other-hand let that remain .;ustlmpalr
ed, let Predd eatVeltutotraptiteciatel . the Ideas
I which fdilititlt the Union par% 'bid. *mix.?
. thelaat forg :marts war, which czniaid •Abra.
-ham Lincoln wait an Immortality - of tuna, and
We liberty lb 'Aim - Millions of an disp*asiil
race' and fekhinitnove oti to completa anti/anal
`Marty la ;wham'. marine, and ho will- dad
that Mr. lat a full half anagram Oar
vest of them standing }Mitts imagism.
A trim asgacity, even with regard oak, to his
own fame and the successor his admitdatraldels,
would dictate but one course; to frasident Jottin
gs*, Vizi 'to makeliimselfthe standard bearer
ortheAmerimayeople questlciic nat
ives:al sultriga, as Muslim Lincoln Aid on the
question of Emaiegpation. It har. Tiara= any
cater eenien id is-hegos -"'"
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The Wilkesboro Itee.oni of the rinw. l of
last Wednesday says ;.Ctoternor Catilnnaid
our town e. short visit oh Tuesday of last
' week, ,e e ntioulng through Wednesday,
pawing lan'his - way to Hanisharg on .fluarn
day morning He watt accompanied by
daughter and niece. The County Conven
tion pays him a deserved compliment In
its resolutions.' In Pinson his 'Excellency
was met by-the citizens, and quite a number
of neat little speeches were wade. In Scran
ton, too; he Was kindly received and en
tenained several days.
pICEASE OF A PROMO-ENT CITLZEN.-
Mr. Algernon S. Roberts, one of the most
erne:prising and respected citizens of
Pepnaylvania, died on Thursday, at his
home In Lower Marion, Montgomery coan•
iy, la the sixty.ninth year of his age. At
onerperiod of his hie, Roberts was ex
tensively engaged in the drag - bash:Less in
Philadelphia For many years he held a
position 111 the Select Council •of the city,
and he gave a hearty • Bayport •to every
measure calculated to ad trance its Interest 3.
• With the Internal imorovementt" of the
State he was closely identified, and feW
men have done more towards developing
its-Zedial wealth. Ile • quired
lbrilitte e , r and lived te enjoy ac
the fraitsof large
industry arid sagacity.
, TnE Toronto - Leader of Tharstitty eve:
t miserly boar yesterday. morning' the
distingidshed Southern Gencettli,:John
recidatidge.,; arrived in MIS', elty'front.
bY -the OMMl.Titlell HAMMY*
ccemtaniedbY tolemel Am:theta. Malete
Heime and Col o nel .T.• They put
tlit 2121 - Q* l2'l- 11 4 01 1 'WrPeet they
were . visited. yesterda y byt large
Matter of itterida be
sympathi b il lhey
ate expected to be • present .at t he ard
Matinee this afternoon, invitations .having
been Teem to them by Messrs: • Riley and
May. We believe General' Hrecktarid
Jeer p arty arid party proeced shortly to Sr. Catitar.
I .lct)or. Hots. publishes a five 'column reply
to the charges made against him by Mont.
gomery Hair. lie denies, emptuaticallyi
end substantiates hie assertion by lettere
Gore Limt. Gen. Scott and others, that he
ever entered into en agreement while in
Elutbseen's Cabinet that there altOuld be
no war during the latters term of ottlest'
Vent. Gen. Scott, in a letter to Judge Half, i
states that the latter did all in his pwer to.
serve the.,Gfirterlante4
A LAWYER, named. Richard A. Huntley,
of New York city, last Thursday morning
applied, for and obtained a warrant for the.
arrest of George W. .11Vitell and George
Ilt.llillen, editor& and prOprief ore , of the
,eolic4, azzett4 VT/4:011 he charged slab
grossly libelling• him. The isarrant was
drily served, anti the parties- were held to
Us:Sin-the irdM . of 46000;
Jury'
answer the in
dictment the Grand may find against
il iew : , I, ••• •• ', • 1.
I
I nIE EAttpetill capitalists Were ,enter
tained by the citizens to St „Louis, on
1310 Mirada) , • islet, with 'A banquet at the
Ad ova, IloteL :. reetlerald Giant and Biter,
att; were
,Prerent, the latter sethig es
upokeinzen. Next day, General. Grant re.
cr Ind the salutations .of all , who came to
tee him, In one of the chypirirs,
Tut Chinese In San PrisdcLico,. gave h
complimentary dinner at the mons Kong
restaurant to Secretary , Colfaz= and his
riistilit It lasted ziz hours although there,
were no speeches and all the (Gidnese),
delicacies or the season were served up, .'
i Dn. Uoksisi--in order to'prevent einhavt
reaameiti; liasqisigned . , At? office of Ttnair-'
For, of State; *ad buirestgnattaii toe been;
..sicCO.l4l3"iktliPiGovenkor., His successor.,
#us,Pl ei Mink apponited, and the Mop.
mainseencaotz
. Imp. ,
p.
__-....., 'lEl.watt:to CONVErrfOrt.-•
ale.ttneVol , d'Herakl of gatattlay says:
ihe' ,JCOnventrott, of repreipetativee-froda
ifkiefiti trifett•Arnothinations; .whiett
eefirlierii thr`the '27th inititiir; ithir 64
n iirjporlookone.ne call is Sti fl ed 'hi'
r. WeVant rOfteriliPPON ) l3lshop Skop.
on,, of ~Chliseisip ; ; Re. li#Jr. or Bodoni
De... Tynk,aoMplhent, qt:PreyrYotk ; Re ary
Ward "peichsiakftpdona. Culver acid 'Dr„
r.ele, nt Brialytt;:nsvell: saloading ley- •
npen, nth 1111 Jay Coolie, WT I E Dydgs,
Vet& 41 . 13 1tArf end otbeti-ftent every part
of rho 'Roe 'and pritielpel t itles. '..-.: • .. ,'' I
1 Its objict is to ascots lay li.tfin. tthnor`pr
jet:lt/ling. more 'directly" and 'beneficially,'
the manes of the population with Christian
influence.
rontaiszo Fiat,
E T . ATE ' iEwMr.'
SPEARTRO of John S. Diann the Union
nominee kora Tinge and - c - PilM-E—'ne,
Tioga Agilt h ter *aye: far one ol`the
ablest men Pennsylvania, and his stoild
- bytitratancilbr Prue scdrundlreernm rw i th
a firmness not often eqmtled, and never ex
celled.- He will represent North Pennsylva
nia as It bite been seldom reptestrited, and
the Legfalatnre will have no abler and Inter
m.Mt ber than /oho b. Mann.,
We agree with the Agitator mks esti
mate of its candidate, if he is the ma; we
suppose him to be.
Tire wife of Hr. Samuel Sellers, residing
in Collinsville, a short distance from Altoo
na, was so schocklngly burned, on Thum
day evening last, as to cause her death at
an early roar on the following morning.
It is supposed that her clothing took fire
while fillings lamp with oil. She was in
stantaneously enveloped in a sheet of flame,
and in this condition ran into the street.
Her clothing was nearly all consumed, and
her body in a great 'measare burned to a
crisp before the flames were extlngaished.
The poor woman lingered in 'great agony
until about 4 o'clock on Friday morning,
when death relieved her of her sofferiogri.
Three We children have been loft mOther.
leas by thli sad catastrophe.
As old citln64 of Cambria comity living
near Gallitzin; namld Magulre, Was lately
knocked do ern and robbed of $lOO, pear
the itinn'ef Oh the east side of the monn-'
Sail:6l,lle was left , owthoground Insensible,
btatafter.sevaral hours recovered, when he
re m edialetratenitoajusticenolliceand pro
'cored a warnmt for the arrest of the robber
'of wheeti,,ft appears he Lint@ :only got t
giltepse, le..received theittmning blovfl
moil C raw masted' who protested - his ba
.nocence, but on searching him, $BO of.the
money taken from ddr. Maguire was found
ohirial.s possesaion, and .ha was committed
r t
Twit Erie Dirpatoh says! Notwithstand
ing the many "pull backs" with which the
business of the Philadelphia & Erie rail
road has to contend. the truffle is today
twice what rya expected of di. From .
Sorty to seventy cant are daily loaded and
sent out with height from this city. Do
ing the of August over sixty thou
sand *tons of freight were hauled over the
road, during which time the total earnings
were over $OO,OOO. The greatest month's
work done 'on the Pennsylvania Central
during the first year of its operation only
amounted to $BO,OOO.
THE "thief-proof" safe in the railroad
ticket office, at Duncansville, near Holli
daysburg. was broken open with a heavy
sledge, last Thursday night, and fifty dol
lars and some Valuable papers, belonging
to Mr. Lovell, the agent, stolen therefrom.
lie had deposited the greater part of his
fends In bank, pn the day of the robbery,
otherwise his lose, or the company's would
have been much heavier than It was. No
arreitp,
Tun Engineers of the Southern Pennsyl.
yenta Rail Rod, who havelor the lastyear
been running experimentalsareetts between
Connellsyille and Cbamberaborg, com
menced this week locating the road between
Bedford and. Mount Dallas, s distance of
seven -miles. The Ageless hopes this in
dicates in intention on the part of the com
pDallanyas to Redf to compleo tithe road at once from Mt.
FROM the Tdasville Herald of Thursday
we learnt/tat On Wednesday a gentleman
earned Prudy, while traveller along. the
rr ad to'Pleesatttallle, 'Omit 6:fitr-p. in., was
coatrontedby a distingulabed'rebber, with
a plat in heed and forced 'to 'give up all
his valuablet--Iteventy, dollars In money
and a $l,OOO certificate ordepoatt, It took
pace about two, Ara a half miles from the
Baader well.
Tammy afternoon the room of W.
Hs Bering, a-Snyder "her State Cap
itol Hotel.. Harrisburg, , was entered by a
tidef,'who bftike'Open,Mr,',fiedieti Frank,
and abstraoted,ffierefrorit one hundradand
elghttliorliuni In 'money, and a small, boil
containing :a tllainond pm valued at one
hundred andel:4 , dallars,_a_valeable gold
chain, and atm:wrens-other articlea.
ON Thruway tact a train, of empty coal
cars, on , the Reading Railroad, was brought
to a sudden/ Maud , near, the iron bridge
across Ridge Avenue:- Fifteen cars ran off
the bridge dealt the turnpike; moat
Actv:es.: bkreddru:ll—.
_. ,
Ten Bedford Inluirer saya: One Jell
bas been the receptacle of some four or d v
horse thieves Within the last week. Hors
siettiine appears to be a paying business,
Three were stolen down to Londondery
the other night; two from ore man. Tho
thieves were captured and lodged In tail.
ban of a, gang Of rowdies at a Senday
school plc Meat Heaver Crolk, Lawrence
county, : , on ,Sattirdsy the fith lust', be.
gam destroying, the food spread on the ta
ble for children, and when remonstrated
with by Mr. Jottn:Stouffer, .mortally stab
bed the U Ifortuaate man.
A COLORED soldier named John Mall,
was arrested in Washington county last
week, and is now in jail in Hollidaysburg
awaiting Illatrlal for picking the pocket of
another colored soldier of $lO5, while in
tl e caranear Altoona.
Ten Reading _Record of Thursday says:
A lady, whose name we do not wish to
aeration, gave birth to a bouncing boy
• bile on the cars from lisrrisburg, oa the
Lebannon Valley train. last night.
Itesnar all the roads In ,the oil reglarts
are in a very muddy, conditio. Pittner q
rapidly building up, and a horse railroad is
neatly Belated between that point and OP
City. -
A lIAN named Snick. a resident of Col
/IGSVIiIP, some . two MHOS from Altoona
teas drowned in the dam at 'l3,,ruee Creek
cm day last week-
Derive le - OU wing ,place.
It becoming a,popttlens city of WA MM.
BRIld.PriCll9, and4s.gOing to have. a. night
pollce.
-WE rar.snli that the vicinity of Bliffilnron,
in the Juniata Valley was visited by sew
vete hedi4storrn F riday. afternoon,
trmirrool•tolde in W guns -county
'h weskit past. scOgent almost at a stand still for some
Turpollee force of Titusville has been
ittesiterd by the addition of four night
watarden: '
T n E. lite excessive ly hot weather through
ort the State has spelled the fruit lu gnat
quazu !O.
Tau Washington cerrespoodent of the
Seaton ,7orii.n.f related the following: Yes
terday, as Wire was oh his tray from the
-teak roma to the Old iCapitol prison, a re
Jspettably dressed lady, between fifty and
sixty years old, who had been waiting the
:opportunity, asked thegaard a that was,the
Anderronvllle butcher: On receiving an
affirmative answer, the in a frenzy of pas
• sloe,` - endeavered to strike Wire , with her
umbrella ' saying, "You Wretch! you
huteheirlOtt snurdered my son et Ander:
rotiviile !" 'to reabh blin, she seized
a Inick and tiliPlored the guard fo let ler
' get at him, Site was:with, some ;difficulty
restrained, and the prisoner conveyed to
hls quarters. It seems; that the-old lady- ,
wee who had . enact. hap
t.) bet the hack pay other enni,altrif,Whem
had belonged to the array.. Ode was killed
in battle, olio murdered at Andersouville,
one rendered Impelsallyinsana by his suffer
legs In the same slaughterlien, and only
one returned to his home at the close of I
the war.
I , .
Ex ['WIT OP PETROLEIhr a/eD,COM.-111011
PUILADELPItia.The Evening Bulletin of
Saturday nays: During the week ending
yesterday four barks and three brigs cleared
for European porta 'entirely 'freighted with
thisittitli: • They carried 700,767 gallons
,
neeriyall refined petroleum, the Value of
which was $454,259. In addition to this
small pareelq were carried to other foreigi
ports. •
In addition to the petroleum, four- yes
eels ittdea with 2,052 tons ot anthracite
coal - were cleared; the , vatno of Which was
sl , ll,464,rtutikikritOgether:the sum of 164.76,-'
725 , of' tbitilvitt staples' ofTinnalleat a l a; ' of •
which New
.york' lain° prOdiret. The px,..
;ojfarpf,PetrOlenth frOM,lll.l,POreta ..4 . 30
automat lc ‘ 4,11.4,112fl gal*Os., :Prom, Aati
Y o * 45aVOttattit to the, lila* jrift„, wee
7,802,015 ga one, agronatikul7;94 gallon*
to'September 1411r,1064.. .These factsipeak
for themseini. 1- - • '-= L'"' ''
_ _ __
; Plll3l.lo.47o:iiiiLES
-
ap Itilesitircoizr.leidit.yrcott3iiii
, , cahrrirvins;tritor:w. T.--trierinf.-
11t-NEUONL. aNNUA./..llW...tiSlONelltUa Iran
troy.' •SONOPL. Or EriktiNerulrta a. it)
NAivAAL sOtprog, will waraave p'
rea MT, Ms. The NEW l LlNarira IA 12 13 " .
IER of t 865, thing tail larnWWww, war ob;
Wm a 1../ ade.aala x
PROF. CHARLES DROWNS, plarator,
ainJohotat
Troy. N.w awe.
=110:115
..va 4b rats riaemv.rrs
CIONFVOATION SALE OF GOODS
kisEIZID-BY-u,a,4IEVENTIS 01,414113173,
AT AII03:14/1,4ke XIONDAY, September MN,
et feaveclbelg at =monis 441 eTrat
n I
o v&Pea -d-ate* Tab*—tbobadean;
Sew".
aced; as. Im:wive*, (Wen
watt Ittigla n ,
lIJ
vele • ' A. IfcCiratr; Autrt•
prrEnorm MEN; WITEr 'LAMS
r small eapllat ain rite'oriptniardt,
to make money from anaullsoly new and useful
lnreorlon, whirl le trbgreat clemarnA and meats
universal approbation Call•upon
EVANS k }MOOD,
EOrtrthatreal, Cuj awn.)
•
ANTED —A SUITABLE MAN, 10
superinmultt.• Intaltuf of coal, fire clay, gal;
and old, Mi. ut 60 Miles 'from tile city, um A very
comfortable nod pleasant locatfon on a matron&
No MCA need apply who in cot camps- eat to lamin
ate the w t ola Kling With skill an 1 , ability. To •
stet d manager n verydneltaide elniatton II farmed.
An applicant mutt furidalithe rery best testimo
nials and qualilicatione. Inquire of
meld /BAZAR DICKEY--a co.
BEEF ANll STOCK CATTLE AT
eacrriori.
Cl7lOl DEPOT Coirstrzeatty coP,Strianyrimccri,
Wanniticeron, 1), oept. 1865.
Will be offered at Public Austlon, at toe Gov
ernment ()Mlle ' Yard,lll Stiggamlgla, - On
711 DESDA If, the Rlth last., at 11 o'clock A. 8.,
about 1,600 head of Beef Illt - Stomg Cattle.
Coneltlons of sale - made known belong the mile,
Trams—ULM in Go remnant lamb: • •
- BELL ,
tete.l27 Mader ,and G.
0771)11 07 P 777111107011 42{ - Als Coirrthiril
SlMlner 16th, MI.
RGECTION 01? TRITSTZBA.--T
Moekho'dars. of. Um ..rlitaborgh Oa, Cost
pony Ire better a t that as 'Motion will be
ald. at Maraca at Ole COroPwl.l. .Flitaburab..
Ca the MONDAY (second awe) OF Oa.
WES.
•I;IV
Deter's& ttuatumni of Walpole.
I n fillik ? A 1 1.. .) ;If 1 1;T P • g i r ri !si r "'Lit
d Company for three years.;
Mel/44 JA.DIEM M. 01111 .15114.Tresamr.. .
WSLER FLA 24751154
• Patent , Flannel,
• •Shaker Flannel,
Country Flannel,
A gocd stook oo hatd sod for sale by
WRITE, ORE & CO.,
EAgSEN ND
PERSONS SEEKING ENPLOYIE ENT.—A
wic'e Veld of twefulciris. No sulacripslon Work
that has &mowed for yaws prescets tae mime at
tractions, Insuring 16' those engared In He dissem
ination maniple yearly prat. Tbe work !sent
tied A HISTORY OF THE WORLD, FROX
EARLIEST RECORDS TO THE PRESENT
TIME, BY PHILIP' Barra. B. A. Vol. I mark
now ready. To he oolnplated lea vote. a no. The
entire Work It Intuadedte sumer se 'lsla vottlates
—two devoted to Arnica Histu+i. anatatjae•
r, cord down to the 24_ the Western EniPir , .
two containing Medieval History to the tensor , of
flenstantlsorde by the Curl.; nee four deroW to.
Malt to History from that scent to tha resent
time. Prtee, fa cloth, tr,ent Sheep, Ken; Half Mo.
recto, jf. u APPIATtrN •co Publiabers,
oe. 443 sod 405 B
Aunts wanted In all ß pans of tae Waited Stat roadway es.
srV:ltd
5 . 00 BOUND 800.K,,A.
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
2. a CWCP 7.2 ervrelak Mania s
la, a CND XV C 017014111 Meal Ursa
FIFTY CENTS
Fl FTY CENTS I'
PrrrocKsi ,
oProsirE Pis 0"F51'011.'
A ALAN OF A 2110IWIAND.
- A coltstrtaprrst ,citrsza.
Dr. R/Jeator,'retheditrteleit wel
seam., dtaecristed., TOW/ : the'Weet,Cans• •
• finale motor Couto:optic* Asthma, Brosahltla,
Coughs, GOLD; and General Thezertely
Was - ettroorwrat-11 hlar , what: only chivy a
4. 0 11 1 0 0 4 WW:lftrear , •A:d i la. Ma AVM was
wed
o, sad Loose altos as wen: ;Nitrous of
bee/11 , 1u Ma renew , • tab ,' tire w , ll - send 'to
those who wish tti , the ellte, orettaltlAr- fall Al.
rectloas far antlthri-end etusattfolly-nalteg Inds
remedy r Ote, cotunefot of then astata„ moth two
etarappe i nza... l 4r_ela Aorta_
nuldriartnuatity,
cline sham pita' fo the *mg%
memost, ehlll7 sensation; zanies-at the atom.
&eh, If. action of the bowels, wastlag away of the
musaft• Th e WCter, will Woos elate the name
of the roper they mie QM advertisement ht. A d
e .
r • CRADDOCK* C
telecliedtinwT lOU Ram et, chitadelptn% a,
e.
SUPERB BLOCK CONSISTING iN
part of the finest telectlani of
Cloths, ratings, Cheviots, Garraones,
ING/ISH AND FRENCH HELTONS.
•
Alee.a burs end ,ehofsehteek of th e very finest
r.Ttwh OWlnas end Fancy tlaseisteres impanel.
• Melt ere will tat e trent plesenre offeeng to
the wrbile w th the fobs. that they trot fail
to give entire satisfaction. y will bde op
to order .2 OUT Willa war. the best and most su•
redo: mecum and /Attest mole. We reatantee
our pri TM to be all low all any nib r arse 0/1.1
home to the west An early call le mos, nape..
inby solicited ffo/11our aturtomal• and the public
OBEY, POBBlll Cc ERSE,
(Summon to S. GRAY A SOS,)
ME oral:craze Tailor ®
62 FIFTH STREET,
seta BET. WOOD AND SMITHF/ELD
IRE dici iitlibe ep en re Cenco o th e su sc r
le offered formals, situated at Oakland, ontiraft
avenue, within three hatiutestralk ot the ()Woad
pane/toyer ralltraY, tasking it very acceulble to the
city, Tnit honie Is furnahed lim:w impro v ements.
beat eagle, inotuding &lithe ashler.
No pal= nor expense has been .sparect in malting
anelegant home. Tba grounds are hau4somely
laid nur,,cootaintog livo acres, with the choicest
variety of fruit tress, Mali fruits, shrubbery_ with flowers, • Witigqi wiiminuthett brick stable: with
eartiage,botutnand .outhociase combined, and two
wellsof good wale?. large titters end largo ewes volt of soft water, which inipplhae the house with
hot ttilCOld Prater.' The e4civo is worthy of th e
attention of 'any arm whiting a is
hoots In
rood delhoorhood. 'got further particulars, '
galls on the prembrea or of
diusx..ss S. arssEra,
No gi.3 Tabery street.
NEW GOODS.
ar G .7-11 49. 17 MI FL.
id marti:Er smicEr,
•
Is
„lust open du a yap stook of Fussy Goody,
Tot sor .ry Ceroulptlon, Children's Carts, Wog.
ons, Wheetefroos, ftoillthag Horses, Mirhet
Prwec a re
Bilsiefs, Fancy Baskets, &, at greatly dured
R,Oirrin k w 0087 A. 7
corner
ursb. Nra OARNAEISIPS Boot
end Shoe Store ,
or /Vernet meet end the 11.damatel, Pitt.
coa•rnocza rp a'e
• • ALLtotuctr W I LLoIth:B6S.
SEALED PEOP.DSALS BE HE- ,
ro Int l
D tat. °Mee Until TO ESO&Y,
it Intl, tor turntaninl 1 94 real Di Nu , bat*
117 ER PIPE, asoft 'p.pa t be 9 •eat 1it:404140h
thick. and capable ot star War o prancing Lot 10a
Pnarda to them •aro loch. Tn. n1;elo ba,daltr•
avid at saoh nlaata Al.egtutoi.as.ttnalttialnatsu
ut Ma Water 00ant , tne clay Wrent.
•
Bidders are rsquested to state Irbil* ttiti c e.
Dos. to bay* rte aontrant comp la;ed. Ely dire nn
glue Watart.laninattimn
8, H. rilalfol3.
Uti7 CO-trotter
tissictu Jut. -rum DZIMIALLIAAI-LUIZ:I
n ;molt,
_sepf. 1813.
TO COAL' DZALRII9.--Sealed prop,.
mai iso . theaveopaiurocriisi fir 1,11,01,10 n
TEN TO TWELVE' TEIOLTBAND -81.1311Etel
.I.le OUAL, Wt tea use ISf.the sonata., deli tarable
to pnanatecaat,ilichundrail busaela sna.day. at
the es truce on Fifth and Ross Watt& Bldg wdi
be received untaaba Bah lacy latlgitire. • By di.
tealloh el County Onnunitaloi era
BENET LA unEttr,
Comyr...
AND
w, QALNeifAN'a (lo'e
Srie comet of.Alargel liked and the Diem Ili'
Pitistnirgb.
rat .;
pIIOPOPALP,--SEAU - D Pfu,--""yr—vslitT
trAll3lll7O grttfriglLa,Vr.
E.lSUS , rirozi let:dCrot iScf:any
loaf ca the Stet deY of:tti &Stitt, Will by
It
by the subeariber uatil the YI4 Attai n et
IY o'elock, 111,whea they boyoeued.
The beef Co ueof isoydVAh:ll,:vme
g w
L a u t ilt' b: s 2. '4.'01.'4' ;Lai. °1 1 11:1
.4yr.ibsprirtrabla qtvintity of beet required. sa t.
exams An 4 Colydailol)* at the oontroct eyo
tiatoe# co opylication to tby subsoasiwfo,
Alle Uc, gemt 4rutua„ r,p,t Pl' tabcuT4
u 191.1 Mot LG OrdrilbieY; LA. kt.
t i fTart -us key r thieet rob e`batter;
cLiErir-;46- boxes c zits cream 4nitess.
EGU6-4 bunts Dub, an w •rei 4vlng' aml rOl
P:5 3 A . ? ,
. m.
waitKW' 11AV. the , Itte Wet" e,thetetteola, ME.IOI.
0.151 , 11008... It Is 1 , 41.3 , 04 to ben bee ll
tie DrorarY,Ode, re Allepo or. The ahoy s
telotrOirtll .6 Odd for . tht•totard uf ibelloob, bY
tie Order, at Mr. SOMFLE'a FEIitODILIOIe
OFFICE, Alleghel p Depet.
....._,
PA TT FILSON A 11TE:
WOOD'S ,•,-. -
TRAWL
~p4Pint commis.
_ •
CII c:b1.113.
AND WITHOUT
C•L OTII \ _
i/
masa.
The Moth Lined Collars made by the L .
ook.
wood Milo, 2.33lthittla Th ird Street,
here been In general en anon 18dq. and
notwithitandingthe fact tkat =Lemma imiratlOnir
01 theta have been made, they still rank tabula
to any Wl/ar the market.
I hey see the only Coartre lined throughput with
Cloth, with a layer of Paper on each aide, and..
shaped upon formers, or maul., so as to Pt the
neck said allowr • space for th e cravat. The pecu
liar proiess asrd In their manufacture, max, s
them resemb 0 Wren very closely; when flalidted
the limn of the cloth give theippegmega o f
to the paper. They are very strong, and do not
tear a thorbut ton holm and are the only Collars
made that can be turned and worn on both sides
without the buttonholes giving way and the g.
pa-
Part.. purchasing Cellars will be carotid to see
That each Collar is camped tiDOZI the laskle—
Locate mod Mfg. (101 l Lined, seta the Trade Mart
of the Co. and date of Patent.. Do het ha deceived
by the boxes or false mineposseatations. but see
for yourself. If the Collar Itself IS not clamped
upon the inside as above, It 14 not genuine.
The encrmous demand for these good s (larger"'
exceeding that of any Collar made) has kept te e m
gojd.heid preelpetloikV with a lam Auxuradt
of new unichlnery, this is noW able to MI all
Trims PrOMPUT , earth, h/J•delphth or at any
01 the Agencies.
In addition to then best stalidard yak .
tower grades of Collar. ere eminently
The Lockwood :pg. Co: are the sole 'Hemmen
muter Bunt's sad ,saommad'weataints:( Ant ea
Pep. Colton ever (Awed), and by p Mug
gooey polies mold &Mel:Ades and Limits. which
are now being vlrinoualy Wend_ ingest all deal.
en to other dint of Paper wuarik which In.
hinge one or =erect theseßeildlite,
Ake Pußpllad at n.flaMidds Yaotury Pidces
AT MTN LIST OF APPLICATIONS
-LI let semi , g l!quat; . ll.ltd to - the Clerk's Office, kw!
At/ September litahlikest •
Nana Mu. Pram
John O'Connor, tayrn,. let WrdPittabargh.
Fl link O. Weigand, ' •
Pitriekleens.T. " - " .-
'
. L Moran 44
44
Itt.rf 7 glthill. .44
li,bett Auth, rating how, "
D. H. 1 taton, et het goods, .'
Rebecca Orinerod, tavern, Id
Thomas r math, `•
henry Shales,
IA et I owls. "
John S. Het:heady, " ~
Lott. I'elbeL eating bottle,
Ilantal William., 0
L.:Mg:Vl:id other goads,
la% Ulu Wolf, . el
Motet t Steel. tavern, 4th
Wm. Bneekeben, "
Jae
ry ßriar & 00, other radii.
Hen Willett., tavern, "
JOG. 1' Saves, wing hones, li n k " a
J. Li. Sanders, othergoods,
Pred Eversasann "
'A. C. Whitehead: "
Sae. Innards, tavern, gib •
Henry Buda, eating house ..
Joie tessz,beil, otherytoode "
Bailee G al/tasth, tavern, loth "
It - mph Ludwig. eating house,
" a
Louie Boater,
S. Et. llobseer, 44 a .
Jos, &hatch, ..
Zdislasel fisher, tavern Ld Ward Alle g heny.
Jars (Took. a ' ..
Sohn B Brows, atlas home, t. "
Otiekenheltser Bran, o goods , "
AugnatHabbel, eating borne, 4th ,t
Geo. W. Damon, " -- " "
Er atteew,Zirbsit, "
Jacob ftell, tavern, Etoeo or Birmingham.
Jobe, /Blacken. " " of Es ea
Louisa !lefts, 'other goods, ,t... 0
Balled gletkane, tavern. 0 Elisabeth.
Jobe V. Taliar, " " of West"
Woe Jelnaton "
n " Lawrenteville.
PhilltilieryeL. , 0 hienteestar.
Georcsllloculy, *sting house"
Johners. trot, . tavern, " - liicaraViplet.
g... Toots, • II
Jot= I Q , Fnydet, • 0 ml Z
Jots orrizon " " • Taretifwe.
also fropf, *UH hangs, Collins tom:whip.
bastlk Iduzglnutr, .. . t.' , "• .
If. Strad:tan, tavern, Eilzsbout "
Val Clark, . .eatlist, house,
'LIM Mam b o it" raTetn, Findley 0
John Ettetnhltrer, e. Mettle •
Chringirterratn; . •
(lep.aoffetans ..01Lergtiods, .
Ssmarl Tr me!, , , ~ tavern Penn
Lot* Skin; eaung hen.; - Peebles • •
rLagthezt HOBOS,' - laver*, Men ' "
- Pflier, ' (sting hones • .Bass "
°Gelb Villehis'olker. goody Se s a . lialklal " •
Ousa,-.lll.bler, , germ, _ "„
A. E. IdeAlllstar, . S Pantirabo "
gement McGuire, " ' ErStAriair '
John D. Baser,' eating bones, " ' " la
Pat Gallagher,. tavern,'
_Versailles "
Jona L.Nr
Ororgorry,yry • "
„WlLktas :
L,
' 4100 ciednualtnger, eating hetet, Reserve to. 1
t The court itillidt DNESDAY, the Yill
delet•tiepeowbee .IW on
s WE t test o'clock a. m. for
leering the above applications. ~
, Appllnate will Ale th
g. eir bends to mrogtse be
fore the d ay olheerin
Bessonstraztore :Lust be Bled on or before the
... .........--...- ..............,,,...
titilluaa. within fifteen says a fter having bean
granted, or they will be revoked sessrdirig_totew.
W.A. HERRON,
Mat at Oonet.
V l_
e3t
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
ES FIFTH STREET
11. 8. Government Depository
55 X4ABET BRTEET,
Capitol Paid In 8300,000
YrlTllese of ineraelie t 0300,000
/le rfrg estailellre eorreopeedeneO With Bioko mod
Benkere , hrougbout the countsy, we offer anus*.
al faellitlee to Moe, dotog budoese vita cu.
43...1.0 1' Tl7B.
And all otber Govarnmeat securities, furnished
In suto• to suit ourabueril Deocudta received sad
totelutt allowed by aptclal agreement.
THOS. DIINNYLLT, 'IL IL KING.
D. M. SMITH,
.N. J. BHT,
JAS. M. B.S.ILIeY, ;JOHN F. HEIIRON,
4311111. ,J. DL }I.IIIKeATHION,
THOS. DONNELLY, President,
BUTLER WARD, Cashier.
if13:13 new
NEW MAP&
JOHN P. HUNT,
69 fifth Masonic Hall, Pittliburgh, Pa
B NOW READ!
MAP OP MANGO COMPTY PL
Elf LAZO= 11313 IMP/SOWED,
Showing evesp term la the County; oleo, the Bea
tutu, Townships, Railroads. and all the Towne,
Dimes, he. Pries In Covers, 0.00, Mounted, nod
sesnlebed
SAP OF *ARMIN COUNTY, P.A.
iform In style, vita Mnp of Venano County
Ptiee In Cores 4.1103, Mounted, 13 bO.
MAP OF WITLEI COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
Fish and Fishing.Creet Oil Motile, uniform with
Maps of Fiume° end WWI= llountles. Price in
Corers. gihui Mount e d ' i 2 M. 7 hit tira.argearefully gotten op, ands', condi
ri co the meet accurate maps of these counties
tint have yet been presented to the o ublioo ltMral A
dbentud PAU be made to wholoaslia huger',
pir:gitthed post paid, on itetipt of price. •
romsr P. ilinsrT,
Oen 61 FIFTH ST.. Russo= aa,L,L.
coms - oz;E, ooms err, i
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
STORE.
Nos. 18 ancll.s St. Clair St.
• The attention of the public ls nailed to thalami.
and . aateemire atoek .of IliterfLEMEirS
N 1811114 6(30014 ',Net upenual at Ilia *bora
mentioned plate, Vidal I a 0 novo/feting abgrast
bargained Any ones is want of UM 'above Goods,
Mtli Ind Rao Mak Palmtop to divans a nail,
end examine toy Mock baton purahasing els°.
abate,. They'Oan etl,CLthe largest ant Nit
node ol Fine White Mr% ears streaafalreb
Mina *oaten, llaio2l sea Lisle Thread !ig eta:
thins Wall Dramieri; hearts, Neck rlas.Snotta;Soss
Deaden, Reuterglem and everything pertaining tO
the fientlemeep ruinittilog floods, lei Qui ally,
Remember the blase, 11l aadlsSt.,ol.litt other...
" • 'SAASIVEIEJLEVEM,
N. IL 11.1argo stock of nAbs. COM Ckniel, Col
aorm, I,orkwootro. trolversoil: Bproo's Ettarsaled
sod Mums°ll, will be sold lowdr' ttum
6 MI) bravos
U R A:lei 4 7 400 44•0) A4O 1
MEADVILLE, "p 4 ...
tiCralezac4".lr far 33436.4343.
W Z D NE S DAY; I SEPTINBIII 2CP
,Vntattesal.l6beeethfiztli„Ohrt'reetp!el Jit'rhurs..
;thvy: flitti4974, WltterTtltttojettitfttlan'Alarett
rWlnter - Terto damn kttradeT. Ain! 2 , 19 2. 4 -ug •
trill tn. tittintimay,3tatte tome Term
Glutei — RebtliteNtlEMP ET. . - •
Location blAtatifuliteigthfal, xeut qui ofaceeis.,
/- gbral -1 0 1 . eatilfetth v ano • apparstue nn ctiustly o
',calve and vittsii.Ve. A new bent** "II,'""r:
e o nplieleulsbal Toone for a* aceametode..“
il of enclinnthred student& Boarding ftathlt-Mi
to t 4 03:per.frest.
Cletus etmotepeieg Lott; ant 41_.e . ek CA be .
touted. It the booming t.f the Vsll - 15yqt. ,
RIDDLE,
.Ata.catraet
no. METH STREET, Plttaburs2o•l ,
se4.lSeckt WlLolad e Benin[ dtelita.
PITTSHIJEGII,.P),
DIIITICTOBB
T'INGLEY.
Secretul of the Faculty.
~pt-~ .'_` x»" 17X:.; ~ ; -;;n e ,M'~~
aniriet
AVALAIIMR,-
Gold Mining Company
PITTSBURGH
Tram oompaiiiimir lbr este sad dleposttlia the
tallowley valuable adJairtetal stelae Prim' •
Ikea, (Wage te 475111/1166 4911alag Metalet,
&Anal& Oetu4y,palaredo Taillike% They pro.
pose to torelltOolipertY Stith the shire title,
develoiend *rah laid Thi property Coro
data at
375 feet on the Milian Yale Lo,
200 do Patch,
50 do Chester,
300 do Ban Wehstor, do
150 do Tookinson
HO do Grant,
NO do llighland do
'do . McFadden do
4121 do QUNII of the West WI
IN ALL 2.055; FEET
The Clompeay Will be formed tip= the following
tips!' sad, eomittlette
SLio Cowitin7 to tri oiranfied under tit laws of
resaAnlysolil or Colorado; as stun be harealtor
detanolftd;
CAPITAL TO Mt $500,000
n BIULRES OF
I==
THAT 50,000 SHARES
Shall be Offered For Sale
AND vrELEN
40,000 TREEME AILS BALA
s9l.l.bramoz-11..0ci. 2Eickr
AND
IRE ROBBY PAID INTO TDB TIBISUBT,
The sold company to be orgardied and the estate
aforesaid transferred to It. Thit thesroceeds of
12 MC shame aun be aPPrOPrilted to thelPintallt
amid estate, and the ,prooesite of MAO aball be
paid Into the Tremor, as the working imfdtal of
this Company. That after the ofpnlzatloa of the
Company, one hundred thousand charm shall be
transferred to the present Campany,:and one tour.
deed thousand alums shall be transferred to the ;
aubsertbera to the Oen fifty thousand ahares, to
he In pro rata to the number of shares hold by
each or sold submelbere Toes...hares, amount '
log In the aggregate to two ,htindred thdlimuul
shares to be marked and held as lald Up, baba%
further sr any arseummt, being deemed the value
of the sold estate when the machinery is tamed
upon the property to full worktig:Order and eon.
That a• a prelim:dewy organisation, and until
officers are duty eleSted, the following named per.
sons are hereby appointed:
YNO. M. RIB lIPATILICE, President,
WM. F. ZORNSTON, Secretary,
PH. E. MBILTZ. Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMXITTEE:
GEORGE D. McGREW.
ALEXANDER C, GRAFF,
J. T. CHILDS,
WILLIAM McKEE,
DAVID SLY.
•JUJ Macon to be paella to the Treasurer cud
appropriated ax4e IV direction of the Executive
COltelltde• .ffithetoletiona maybe made to either
of the 'Mere, or to lemons duly euthorlsed In
ornate 14 elthirert them.
Alieelbr-ould • tivorabta beitlea of either
Others euxe/s4 „tap:Vedas, sad tbe
,-elettecee
of the; oree,apli lomat ,ite eullseliett go? A1d, 1 741 !
aiiayY stitch laieUrikisuide. tp . the gni! .
eels glitch liusit. Met • orttli.bi these *ls? ax.
ass at work on the same loiter, tiountreatel ta the
memprlolog and carat/Lust wary peattodueemetita
30 all hark to Me effort for developing the auutett
ohr Umtata of the mineral region' of the west,
f abserlptiou will be Reielved
.AT THE 0F2702:9 OF
GRAFF & EAU Jffl E-Ipliposict,
.0.
Goy. Win. F. Johnston.
.. 11 F. ) McGREW it CO., J. T. CHILDS
DAVID BLY
Specimens of the Ore and Quartz
Nay BE SEEK .5.7
iOFFICE OF , J. T. atmml,
24 Jrich Street,
ROOM No. (up stairs-)
itcwitspAttics, Pr.aideat
WM. P. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
/Ace and Muttln.!.
Pdalteee Lace Oro
Lacs hiss:tad Seats,
Ppint Lace Cella:la
French Eabroldered aad
Frilled Ancanniers,
irdente Exabletdered
•
• Bona end Wafers,
Zaconet sad Humbave
,Edgings, Ltwortlag .
and Flaw:wing,
rreutt Osaairla Bandy
Royal Swiirtortissa
-1113.5.• &Hunt sivial,b 4
W - :uzcsii Nay
, za.!;:ts btaart Nett,
territibli Atm, New Styli'
;t3tew B
Belu eittor, 1122,
nt.
=tad as Lace Val;
A MU linenr Tins Wen SZtirez. -
1, rine Nyasa tibbi6 ‘~... 7 int
" re;
Ragroaa fkiot As Travtiele. ellagaatthele,_
T a u 4l lll o: l 7.Tnlah
- ;
,- .W 1 PM 1 X0 144 7 011
swats:Luz Jan RETAIL, AT
lIIIN
BW GOODS ZatlV: zroyilms
nap & CARLISLE'S,
NO. : - .6.'prikra STREET
Pr elate or.ltisad a,nd &re Alift.r,ieceirtog ths
pea bc,l;,.!tt:tptNt
- .
Dieu Tintszasric rAilib...Oo,lBl.lili
Scarf,
:.; 1117-Ntr llarNMltx,Wl•9
Zepbyr S ca mp.'ontpalrl:#
6
nn AC ; Tarng.__ T
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ra
Uofl 8l aorta,
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•
ii an yew VOIR"—
-BestaniEbtel
v.r. K.ltungrann. •
, . ::,:- , fir. 54,142( a tal lin o " &.d Frotionh
CITY A cotamy Exaosairra
win data eciaileta steek la our OarbeLssale De.
Panama; alai as kw prices as cali be found
4231 e..
NACRE . & CARLISLE,
rata ra lam mpg;
'WET •
~ .131173 STOCK OF--
Jta
NEW sCOODS
_ - •fl
25 - ..t0..159 per cent
UNDER L 1 ST YEAR'S PRICES.
We ladle attlatton to our CLOW Stalk
47/ opeatng.
BATES & BELL.
- -
tell Fc
SI PIITEI
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me °nut: tityDE: BANE mum ;
FraiktanGoider and Calvin Hagan ;
atirbte,o—Xtli tram
condtteted tow AV Mt
sad style of
macrunk-Tyde Bc, ek
AT IiVaO.LESA.LE:
65,000 Enainelo PaVie'COliars;
25,000 Commoi;. do;. do 3
2,ooo . pounds *col Tarn;
2,000 dozen 11:6o1 and Merino
800 doz. Und:ersidels and Drawers;
75 eartonsi!eid Gthips;
500 dozen ate Tells;
soo Linea Hdkfg.,
i4z ! 3, ve24 , heavy Kook of
Fancy Gonda,- Notions, &c.,
sea AT EASTERN TIMMS.
NEW GOODS.
r , aR , . - 1.4::•.q - 4 - .Y1. -- ,':.,
. ,
•
.71061.3Eitorize••Az '•
/Wt. jna opened a Aw. stook
W
4
COods'for the W
ww , to.whietUmto.'
Pang Vzr ii.l,,,S#Awittandnig, raw twilei
Myna Dation, anrkrlit Oa:Tann and &Wad
&tut
Istatt
aoYeffak to - Lite VIM' Ftwitti Embroldetiti
OMR Thipliz ZiOOVEktrtai
Stokkanp; .Gloires I • B'i Ltd. Skalds sort Rita.;
voneu: arg4it .Itettic Ai* • P 3 333t0s rinmAsi •
1414 ;gEtwO4M WNW. Utwllati MAUL aid,
&alma awl/wand Nsinixam.
FINE FANS it
fa
Peal, / 7 .777, gartditio,
WHOLESAZiI 410=W UP MAIM
10 0 00 RIM2t 00.;: t x
77 and 171 exam= ermit
TEw PAIL GOODS JUST OPENING,
1117-B ligiOtiE r 4lo-V-!..:
•
14 4 1 E4t.. T.REEr s
l a fun sa4 ei?=vtis tallortment.,at.
Woolen fiecolx
- , 44, Arc.
,TR.try,7, yiNtsAltp-r;4ctx-,.------,
A tette end 14,4 /diet : Vet FRUIT aid
NAatatiT.AL TEpt:i. ,ItiritatkIIEZIMOILIPM
'TINES r ued OlaziTtlfilttSt'' KANT'S,' .11:Chr : -----:
, tali TS andaln FRJJWiSES toes:. said ggc,_ • - ' i•
a catalogue creel' and eutotne ours tock: - --. : • C
JOHN S. k A. IntlitDOtttl.
Pittsburgh Runny mg !Oakland Preentioned - . , t; ' ~,,
sautsd
---,A 6 1
.411 __, .
intr apoits.
itRaIVED AT
i CI 1 /ll' •:lET.i.i. f )7
fr,A.TO*PCS, -
FIFTH. STREET,
,-
Centrenis FurntsktLig iklartmait.
F H. EATON'S,
NO. fl Frrra STOZET,
11•31
I;ieWaes,
7 Co'burge,
*lrht.
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