M',!IIMI VW patron ftmonat. B. B. UAWLE az:grow; _ isonetopirs-exmt WIM,WPAN.-ATIGA., 104_ 1970. - - The Democratic voters of Susquehanna egueapedtumentat , theplace ment arthe of hildinweleetions in, their- seer.iltive districts hitieen the liours of 4 and 6 ou ,Satuplay. the 13th day of Auglist next (unless otherwise ordered by the Township Committee) and elect two delegates to re resent said districts in the Convention tti be Meld- at Montrose, Monday, A s tigusE 15th, at 2. o'clock P. for the purpose of ,tuiminglisg candi dates to be supported at the , ensuing eke. Pion. towNsmr cn3narrEsk. Auburn—O.h. Swisher, - Wm. White, Wm. Donlin., • • Brant—N.l.• West, Beni. 11. Dix, S. A. Bald- R A .pol:mica—Petrick Ryan, Richard Ring, Pat rick Nicer:. Bridgewntee—K. Bunnell, IL 3. Stevens, C. J. Curter. • Brooklyn—E. 0. 'Williams, James Hewett, Wm. Crandal Clifford—John Stephens, Martin Decker, I. J. Cobb. Choconut—Edward Burk, Ekanah Chalker, Amos Heath. Dimock—Wm. Bunnell, IL E. Birch, A. R Lathrop. Dundati Born.-.4)r. J. C. Olmstead, Thos. P. Phinny, C. C. Church. Forest Lake—H. Birdsell, Ellsha Griffis, Isaac Strange. Franklin—J. L Merriman, Henry Eldred, Joseph Maryott. • Fnend.srille—Jamcs Mende, Phillip Milian, Wm. Suffern. Gibson—George Milliken, J. IL Cladin, E. F. Clinton. Great Bend—Wm. K. Hatch, J. B. Brown, Ira Smith. Great Bend Boro.—C. S. Gilbert, I. Reckhow, Reuben Steveha Herrick—Henry Lyon, E. R. Barnes, A. B. Tingley. Harmony—Richard Ifferski, Levi Westall. Hartord—lra;Ciupenter, D. L. Hine, Stephen Carpenter: Jessup—Charles Shelp, Joseph Silesia, W. C. Hendrick. Jackson—A. IL Benson, J. 1.. Dix, T. W. Clinton. Lenor—A. L Jeffers, A. J. Titus, Lucius rtley. Lathrop—E. S. Brown, John Wood, D. Tocdt er. Liberey—P.: P. Butts, C. Stanford, IL 1.. TruesdelL Little lietidoWe=?Thonsas &Dowd, Jere. Kane. Middletown- . Toby! MOM, Ornitfilmlth, Otis Ross. Montrose-0-D. Lathrop, 11, Br:meter, C. L. Brown. New lidilfortiL-E. Aldrich, Jullui F. Desna, Spencer Lathrop. New laniard Boro.—W. Haydest,*.Vir. Boyle, Joel S. Tingley. Oakland--. Tames Tillman, Lewis T Shutter, F. C. Leneet. Harvey Albert Picket, C. Flmn- Rueh Springviik—Williem IL Gerritson, Samuel Quick, Win. B. Hendrick. Snag. Dcpet. : —G. Ctri#l,.E. X Smith, Wm. 11. Post. Silver Lake—Dennis Sullivan,.Joseph Ward, Thomai lkickley, Thomson—C. Stodard, L. S. Aldrich, J. B. Whitney. C. M. GERE, Chairman. O. M. HALL, Secretary. Take Your couniy Paper. We rueunenett not tong since that we deemed it important that all who are iden tified with the Democratic party should I take a Democratic paper, that they may understand the status of the party, and be posted in the principles and cognizant of the issues that are being agitated in or der to act, intelligently, and more espe- ' daily are they interested in the affairs of their, own county; hence it becomes their'imperative duty to give their sup pert to the County organ of their party, and no one can be folly apprised of his , duty, and know how to discharge it, no less he takes a paper that is interested, in the dicsemination of Democratic prinei ples,'Und if he desires the promotion of those 'principles, there is mt a man so poor in °this county but that can afford . four cents a week to spread them. The cost of a newspaper is no excuse Fer not taking one. If you look about • , yon will find that not a. week passes. ,ant that you, spend ten times four cents foolishly, which might have been ranch 'better inveSied in a year's subseriptiou to the DEMOCRAT. In one year you get inoregood substan tial reuling matter for two dollars than I you can purchase in books for twenty dollari We do not wish to' be under-, :stood as advising you not to take any oth er than a Democratic paper, for we con sider it' the height of wisdom fur all who 'eau' to take both kinds of papers, so as to set from knowledge upon all questions.— We hare very many active Republicans' names upon our list, but we do my that ao man who is honest in the advocating 4:of Democratic principles will lake swop pasitior".-pper, to the exclusion of his Out of thirty-five hundred voters in this county', we bare not quite half 014 num ber. hiking their county organ,:which is Ault as .it should be. We exiidi;444 to - acknowledge that our list_ has over fifty per cent. during the year we Base been identified with it, and We have Manifested our appreciation byaddition ; • aterpense and labor to improve its pp . pumice and usefulnessin Imuunenuunte proportion.% Oar sabSeribers are all men 'or buiri*asjuid'h - now this filet; that they do not arks gum to laber in any kind of !badness for a feiir or so, and then ten him. that they will inforin Lim What his .labtir is" tiori, l / 4 " but they; him his priee for his labor, and:then if , it is not witrth,Wiat.hoinika. - theydiseharge him. We only. Ask theta Lie deal by - ris in the same mannii. the fall support of tlinae mho * lona sappurt,it this connt3cw : E:' can" Ando? Ain realer impros'emAfts" iu our 2 ;e jest the esa Man . dc'ee readr6iiat-should lace bit }ratty or rt, Ranithat be way-tuadintamel :e t- is to. intinied Wait. Will not vtery subeeriberiall the atten- MEE lion of his neighbor who does not take it to this subject,. Coungr conventfim. \ eVjlto the D_emneptic elintofte am' thatt on Suuturdikt atcaing, nest they are to meet in the respective I election districts and select men to repre sent them in the Convention which is to o✓ . field ibrOdniudaymext, and we would urge upon themtheimperitive duty of be lug *Brumire tothe'responsibility. 'bet ..untluing.pre,vent a.fall l and honest euzpres sion,Of the will of the Democratic voters of Suagnehanna' ornenty, at the coining Contention. See , tilt that none,bilitiue and: tried Men are sent to ; represunt,yeu, in whoM you CID place) the fullest: confi dence, that your rights will be maintained, so that, whea they have 'Met in t 'nool and ciundid deliberation, and decided upen the ' Candidates you will feel that your honor I has been fully snstained.and yonr ,princi -1 plea fully represented, and ilia you will abide by their ninon.. Let none who have either lowered the lood old Demecratic flag to half atitusi;m, trailed it in the dust creep into any positron of: honor or trust. A people burdened with the most infa mous tyrannical and corrupt partizan leg islation, thatever cursed a State, are look ing and honestly demanding. a . , change and is' hasty return to the former basis of true government. bet the old Democrat ic flag without one missing dor proud ly unfurled, dnd time must bear it on to victory. The War , There 'was liaavy . fighting on the titli itialltiralong the whole line from Saar- i Louis to Bitsche. The affair at Weissen- burg 'was but a prelude to the grand movement intended to encircle the French by-a superior bddy of men and drive them •baik'upon Metz. The Crown Prince won thb bard fought field of Weistenbarg, and fidloived that by an attack upon 'MacMa. .hon's division, near , Worth. The first re ports in regard to tbi battle Were very conflicting, but last nftfflit official dispatch es from both Paris and Berlin announced it very decided iidtory for the Prassians. gaould seem that'the heads,of . the Pros- i ttian*ltims approaching the river Saar i on the Bth, and on the morning of the 6th attacked the French ender' general I FrOsittrdittestof Saarbruck in a strong position In the mountains, near Spriehren. Ater a sei•ere fight the French leeredriv en front their position, losina ° two 'Eagles, Six of the famed Mitrailleuts, thirty guns and fonr thousand prisoners. The loss in killed and wounded was very i leavy on both Wes. An official dis Patc h. from Xa poleon states that "Marshal Maallahon . has lost is battle. General Frossaril has been obliged to retire. His retreat was effeatad is good order." In another dis gaet24.alyMeeotztn, in A t =t ti 7 o , ll 3 B :3 h o ave x. bei l! n ., interrupted with. Marshal 3facMahon. I ' am Wong to place myalf in the centre of the position.". The Emperor states that on the left ihh action began about I r... u. Ibat wag not serious till several mitksP,l of the enemy had concentrated, before which ' ttie. the . noiris.rutired. dliocr lailisirtUratort- The following extracts are taken from Boutwell's elaborate statements of our expenditures during the last ten Sears : Years. 1860 1861 1862..... 1863 164 .. 1865 1866 1867 1868 -1869. 1870 Total .. . $5,303,700,811.23 The World invites a eomparism of the expenditures for the two, years 1880-61, tinal.B69-70, respectively. It will ,thus be, seen that our rulers expended during the lait two years of profound pence, ,11;613,603,867.66. From this must be deducted in round titimbers about' two hundred and forty million dollaris as interest on the debt du ring the two years, which leaves $373,- -603,866 expended in carrying -on the gov "ernment. , From this another deduction of about forty millions for pensions during the two years must be made, which the late war entailed, and the balance will be found to he 16333,603,867.. Tlie. total amount expended in the two years of 1860-61 was $129,675,916. From this must be deducted, for interest ;raid in the two years—viz $3,177,314 in 1860, and *4,000,173 in 1861—57,177,487, leav ing a balance ..of $122,399.429 expended to curry on the government during the aforesaid years of 1860-61. Now, we have increased daring these ten years, or rather only eight years if strictly reckon ed, say one fifth ; and the expenditure should therefore be increased one-fifth, which irudded to the $122,499,429 (being 4 1624,499, 885), amounts in a sum total of 16146,990,314. Brit theparty in power have expend ed, aft& giving them credit for extra in- 4 terest :Ile debt, pensions,, cud a fifth increase ,for the increase of population,l $323,604867 against $146,999,314 ; or iu other words, for every dollar exclusive of interest mid pensions, by the;government I in 1863-61, the rulers in 1869-70 expel,- ded as near.as possible tio dollars and tirenty-flve cents. Well inay,all reformers of revenue or otherwise go witht the above irrefutable record before the country, and let our people give their verdict.,.-. 7 .4Many -tr ysts. Tate Tax onlFarrnera. "'Congress has always tieen eager to pa ss hiirdensOnie laws and Faction! officials hive uniformly given them' such 'epa atrhatien as bears hardest Upon the peo ple. , The latest decision 'nil that which com*lifs.rrners to pay a seeial tai •as produce brokers whenever hey attempt to sell their pit duce - any place else than tip= their farm. Farmers , when they cotiie tip vote should remember that this odious Jaw Was.patsed by a .liddical Con gress. - t ta6 - i-old on Satuny last yroa active, bat decidedly Weak 'MOO ; were sold at the Board at 124, on time the opening ad eloging rates irere'l2ll;;and" the low-, est ftinelied vibe 154.! 00 P.' x. Now Todpognotation was.likewiee;l2lf: Sterling 4teltange,l32ial.3*: King Wjlitatlit _ Anarchy In North Caridltio. . i i -An order for the purchase of 50,000 y g the . • : ffeet upon a versals who SH"Good Food and Plenty of It. in•o - The . of_ alVehristeidont is now NoFtb - Cnridinesunder tlitysteaderelapsof ‘sate re llsA t a i ntssirt.'• tli t ml .. . Saa l Y o , l4lllt ''N., The outrages now being perpetrated in ,teas of hay for die French army was re- st l n e 1 - een s • A •ed that the Peruvian Syrup. qtEurtun if, tritned • townird Wllliam 14 of Prussia, Govecnot:S4loliten, aril wahout iliTlsPatellel , ts, _ Ass '` , • s , i;1 4,1 . ss - e, a, , to gieT . tor- on , .1. Goes upon the 11)festk•Irt .. Ise -- ,ess - -- sess - r ss (-, 'Wlio when laded the milieu upon his t lii l heen aster ' 'ed tl the ise,4 s • 's ' -..._.t :own beartiklioinigsburg,iii the month I in " fi vi thr d r§ „, 'tate/ ' i • 1 , 4 '. ''' Kai . ng I, at _ issi , ' *pi or pei*its wild tArtlertil t . Nath -s .s . - . nre., 11 tieing weakness am . . s - ~...._ , .I.I)II. ° I,ARK*, •, ) , - - •r e 1 iOl 1 OIN I3IENTS. "ofjOetoher .1.561 declared that he receiv- 1 State avoa r fl rate agisiinit Rad ; ,Illsin')St iii New tdrk, ohtal4fd it 6 ,1111 front fie ' • , • -,-- • _. 1;1 1-- - •••,, itkat 1, t makes them s rang . lid i - i a s s sis P.:1 , 1 edit oitot!eittlie'peoPle, not:of the Con- , thescoostras s electinnsin Rugn .. W . ' ' ol_ljen, iise,r o „-bi o lh - Ses r; se s its imi l ia t i ,b,S,„ _ - s r]., ~ ja „, 4, le 1 , int (..tre Bth and health. acia le. I the Radical Governor of the Stale", ...I,"S • _ • stitution hut front God alone;" and who I has ; room She night before. organized a negro army of treason, out- NEV YORK PRODUCE NIAUKETS. has entered tt struggle perhaps of greater rage and murder; and pining at the - head 1 - --- " ---Wantutl---a • P allilst."'n ' tbss ' elittQl ' suf-s1 CorreerTec -I`u..-Ary-I•l3'''Willirtin 110 weir,,; eal-- - - - - - -- ---- -4,:lalkl.sli. -.--- .._ oat moment than the world has ever known, fortn • hair from the he•ul of an old. • of it a wortideasereaturo.hansgd. Kirk, has ire t • . t,O defend the "hymn of hie ,kingdom2 ' r t_a ri hie_ when he Fulton St., New York. -. • - directed then arrest and ' i iinprisonthent of. P4e : altile cep al h t fIVAI'I Itl Week earn, Alta . V. :4 8 :0...i(ii•O`J. ' i 1;•?Tt..1 . V. r ,_,....14 . a . ,i. The cool consideration and'firmness - which cried the • fhe elinii the San 'set • in • the - • characterize his approach to the might}} ever)" man supposed to bare influence 1 e • 37( 4 •38 1)R. CLkIIK ' S A I'POIN ' fIIENTS. . -. .... r eoritestare • certainly no ill tnier'. Retro ' ' Butter. pail against his devilish-designs. •- - ---, - ...ra . +bed. ti_kg.,4 1 9,94k-YOSI 3 Ar-P.". 1 / I ,to aal.c.c...,eir-...-zarr a -aa-la+vesetr_wodiatinalialiMlratiMe.M.,"", ,, -. o .4: n...4.,-. - . . - -• • . - to the Bonaparte family is as deeply ire- The aceonnts. hystelegrapli,and by mail, 1 —A wise ; phyisieion,puee said, "I ob- Cheese. dairy. per ib ser 3 • , show thellerVetintion of thes • tnost shock- ; „ e rrs planted within him asibtit of Hannibal that eve - , y u ric wi shes to go to ,„ f•t r c rit'rity"' . ; ‘ ,i" . l - „t•.frp. ' ' ' w •. '' ' . 1. Z. 1 , 4 1 to Rothe. Born in 3tarell, 1797 S when ing outrag,es oti the yart 'id theS6' brutal Heaven, hitt I observe atti re niost pest- • s_it: t i s P.•• 1aex ? ;111,,.. '• *** ''' ''' : • 5 012. 4 . 0 ° . ' Europe was waving toand fro in the first mg silt . At'Orsetitio • ro; c nbile the ! pie are Willing to takegat am{ of Cornsneas we liss. . "••-•-•-•-•-•-•.'----^S'-s..SoessfSte - French revolution, and 'almost his earliest Conaeryatives were holding a meeting in • eery disagreeable 'tied iei tie tint."' -• ' , syneatirer'gritsfe"4SA-'5..1:4-•:";:sf7-Isi II '''' stlhesaso ~ i, , ~,, recollections being those of his father's•lin- the Court' House, and whilethe candidate 1 • , • liye I Mee ine - s Miliaticin by Napoleon Ist, we who would = for Congress was speaking, .the 'building I . Only' a shower. mutt . ; •• . -I.:. :..--..:„.,• - • , .i -... 0 , 58 rg.ki i ~„; - . ~., .; , - : - 1 Com •; ; '-' :' • -.- . ;P f " ;41 ' 18 • 'Pit . Li A RK'S A I'POLNTMENTS. expect that a military - spirit and "eternal WaB sn'll'anded by th ese brutal' soldier ! e ' Th P . Is a atts urg-itef says: . lloliS crop .4'1860 ' ' , ' 15(y1 1 •. • • • and the speaker and all the prominent , • ' Beet ' ,Saes, MI its • -; -- - • • - Mona .. hate " towards the family of despots that ' It is amusi to reasume of the *publican roons arrested without warrant• or with- • t og . IloP• ' 9(rr l: have ever manifested se much relutance Pe • omchz on the probabilities' of the complexion form-of law. out any . Holden instructs IN h Wee bl L. . ....... .... ..I.s9tit ' ' t t ' to let the af r o .f dissensions die out, would !nf ttie next ConStess. They whilit Resew, 10. I' " •I'' ' ' "`" Tallow . •• ............ ....,..,.,,. Apr. 10 the military leaders to pay • no tittentiou spring up sh at this time. Being a , is. but whistle. to keep their courage Up. The ......,............ a younger sou, he was educated as a - soldier; I to any legal process that may be issued. I following is a mild admission: . I IThe I No writs are therefore r es p ected . . '......e There may be Incidental losses ormembere.of ' - f' • • 111.1 RIFFS SAI.ES.-aliv . virtue , of writs 14- . and the 16t11 and 18th years inc•lusive of o f Chief Jitstiee of the State issues a writ of , Congress-one or two in New England, Ciao lw 1 ...,.7 sued .by ties Zona. Or , cetuntea Flisis •• 1 his life afforded him an opportunity participatingill the campaigns of 1813- babes 8 (Apr , and Holden disobey end lir Su New lurk, tuy .. .z2Q3r three in Perins3 . lva- 1 stigyuchtuinn ('s ashy aud.t, , ,u , c . directed. i. u ill n , f 1.9 many more in Olno, ten or twelve in the expo.... to sale by public vendee. at the Court , defies this writ by armed • a by an r 1 15 against tW ' Frettelt. 1n 1817 he was ' . I rce, • a - Southern States, one or two In Indiana, one or House In Montrose, on Friday, Angus! 12. my orsatinzed for this us wen as other un- 1 two in altsatrurt. appointed Governor of Poineranin, whence 1870, nt ono on'elock. v. ars the tome ingt as* In vful purposes. This is lreasos to the i If we were asked for an opinion we Could„,oive cribed pieces or pa reel , or la to I. 1.. wit • he teak exiled in 1848, during the reyolu- Vote. Respectable unoffending citizens i something nearer the murk in the way of peep- ~,_ All thst„,vtuania. 0ixr..,..0r peryi et Losdesitrun le Neu lion. His utter disregard for the inkier-' • - 3111fsest lonstrablplumm.led and davcrit.oll DV. thllnn, _ are arrested at their plows, and .in their , ocrutic gains: eat rights of the people, and his monis- itssioetes df 2 12,1 2114 Plot', ill llo• ,8 8.4 - 101.)roter of C. workshops, .and horned off u n t ies a ... tia ra INew *igland. •• .• ..• • • ........• ....... . .... 5 • typie„ - . inet • 1b...., to 12011. of -aid II".Ido our, -•: d. - takable contempt for .every form of Do- o f 1 ) 1,a soldiers, without thearirsf I nrocniey brought him intadisrepute with • • • - *-eff'lig o f I Pennsylvania ..... . .... .. .. . 9 1 Itego_me m til"'"ci ll " Plel, n •' 1 ' 1 " 1 " *4l TP . 9 ° " %e '''. °°"th It ' to.; + :t Tt In'll 110114 S, MondaY, Tuesday, Obi vi .11 It ally charges. And the creature Kirk is to i Ohio, ... - " " ......... •• " ••• .... • ll rag 101 po - re10 4 .1 to a- p.t and .tntte , . corner ot .lOhrt • the Liberal party, and he was driven to ........ ..... . 4 sradrord'e lot, trehm urn ea.t nlilit.& itift dtbrAt• rend ; . Welinl,day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, organize a courtonartial to try ,them, in , Southern Suites ••• • ••• •••••••• • • • • • • .. , .... 17 • th.. ,,,,,, illoug o:.1.1 r , ...1 owl, ii :i. ,. ;;: ~,,l, ;,, , i . p..,-. i.- July le, tp,..40,..21, 22 and 23- seek refuge in a foreign land. After an e di ' diance of the habeas corpus or the action • Indiana 4 'ei ; theno•••north tr`f ',le! Nreet, Ws pi•tchess to a absence of a few months in England he l .1- ~ v 1,4111141 sums„. ',till:. alt• en Fl or raid nnwl,nconterDot I Wisconsin or [and formerly ears eN ed ta A lawdon Merritt : thew ehy , . Fairdale, Monday July 25. of the civil authorities. , returned to Berlin ; having bean elected a ' i 111ime5,.... ..... ...... ............... ..... 3, a line or eald !iferritfe ICA. f.lllO h tr, fl.•z. neet 119 rerrit • f This is the result of Radical govern- • DM, n, neat Sy II S. .. llitleill 1 • T I JI• 28 member of the Constituent Assembly. a e. to a gort.and atom , .. theot e To•th . I . de ~., , ,„.e. n e t . .., , recut as taught and enfonsediu, the ''re- 1 , - perehes 'ln a pen- snot •tooe. in •itte. or Talons Vlian. Friel - Oscine. Wednesday 3uly 27. In 1849 he was made Commander -in- - „ewes tracts. .thquitt touth,l,lng. wyst ; •irs,4. pork,- tu i'lloctilttliitt•ThErrigkivissititygs. constructed States. Thiele tile,nray they{ , ............ ..... ~......- . ..14 ' a 1,04 , fosins an nriglnal ru mor; thence ienth els.. ,t,•e. •,., y._ ~ ...... , ~„ Chief of the Proration Army, in action esststareet to itstionee ni• uncisseing.-tudilindoe. '.. .; , Mtver . 3 - 41441 1. nou.Y.aluY .. 3 .. , -. ; propros , • to pre tetuate their power. IVhen I. ,-- ,-,••••••••••••••--- ,- . ,ir - ”, • against the - revolntionary force in Baden, . I , slam, 4firerc, tgliuul, more or I,e . wit,h . thoaronr. I. , Montrose Setuntty July 30. the Raiment ef a "tab, ii• likely to. be A Dark Cloud.- : t tenant,. owe Denbed•hotwe. Flisiltho In .cssienttloens the .•- ; . • .1, . . • - e and distinguished himself by a merciless ,st, or H. Garrott ,S. Nlll V, .Itteob e 5.... against them, then they are - to but triumphant campaign. Five years In- a g n • . org anize a 1 _A dark ie by the rhyme of Sage, South carolinn, e.1..50- MreteosienterMonday, „August - 1.•.• 1 I uarter the soldiers amonggivesthis wip eof 1 , negro army an( 1 ; triggers t eal S tate notice they I AR that retain pleee or poet sr - tlAtel .stii•ite in Tilt• ter, in 1854, he became Governor of Rhe•, UsishYille, 'l' tusalay, Ationse 2. , the people with directions to arrest all • !- , l , m ‘ nut hovellt ,11:e ho-treefu, and li nshe'' or office ring :?...Z.‘,lriii,l,:;c:;;;,"ll.V.l.:l',7riir..l,r,','-utitd..mtm,.,'%,"uri'' ?1 - , • Now ,L..,Tville..Wed„esday..l „ gusi 3. nish Prussia, the partition now lit , id by men who are supitosed to differ politically ' ",,s" .v r a - pie ' re l B thete :''' pe N t ` i ' e xt .f . ' we eim ,„,, ifteini,.4 by ltfoni•ereek. An the *vs In ' Isiosia of ; P. P. ' I,:tr`f•fw ilk, !Wyoming I "Ai, Thursday, Aug. 4. the father of Prince Leopold of Hohenzoi- i •-•• items., the south by Laud er suss. rears, uo 4 shin. b urn Four Turners, - , : Z.,..- h the retitle powers.and - , prevent them tern, the nominal cause of the present With ...: them, and by our votes we made them our mas- gle'llaeltint. properte.'contalnlu.znh.,o floe. t0...-0..0r ..;‘,.'' , . . A"g"... a.. exercising the right of franchise. And ; ter s. We now propochangeacre, kettle canto inure or Wee. Arbil the appurtemsn mon l Teas., :autunite, August 11. act to this thing a ...I • . troubk.• .., one -.sets ...Ise, suss.... and -to..i, dud all this outrageous condition of is I little, and let. them vote for us. This mos...assent , ' , ~ , During this time his course is said to thins en- • . antarol“. A.. IA:41 othe, po , e ttr ~an rt-ol 1.1112 .Irllaff• dOrElea be Generul Grant and tl • has not been made without cutlaultatum. 101 l tuLtberry tuinettip, casein) out Sluts •riorsiusisi iscisits'i , Nuns+. Corat•rs Slimday, August 8. .....: ' hate 'been anythiug but conciliatory. a • , it P ower . will find no intelligent colored man who i s not 'l4 on the north by hind+ or 'it/nation Hot, aril , on tree 1. •• . ' ` ' , .Vlllntist'lliS, I nt.scias, Auptst 9. t WaShin ton ' 11 hurt i About this time be exerted the remnant ' g•hi a p ctunt for the 1 with t ge, &elle. parties thought Mey had : = 1 , 1 , 1 • 17: 1 t rm ,,, e ' 13 ,„t f „ .1 , • i i i i :.... /.' ,71 ° ,; T i s ."l ,, ° „7 '" ' " ' .I . 114.5finpri'll, WVolnlits• Co. Wednesday. Aug.lo. of his influence to bring Prussia into the lovers of liberty and constitutional gm- I worked their own schemes, but we worked too. eontehdlitc • d'A ni , ri•,..±4lto.d ' ho ' clio w it7.me'n ' ,or n e d oeles. with ' Trmkhannork, Wvonting l'o., Thursday and ern men tto contetriplote 1-4 Many A ryas. 1 There is not 4 prominent colored !nun 1 4.:1-1 1 1 , 71'"'"w" -- " 4" ~,,r , ,,. , i , , , -..-".": Feh)..qi - Au...,F 4 A 1 anti 12s , - Crimean war, so anxious was be to lead State Who is not pledged to stand hy the (toe- k.',' • the """ ''''. •-‘ 1 ""'"" I I ' n "'"•.'"'l 4" ." ''' `" "'' Si rin.cvid.. 9,i - turtles - , .lettgis4 vti '- an army against the French, Slate Entry'. trine which I pronounce." ' irroll NT. liarrwl F. Illto.lonno Mlld iLwn kie bills Mouse ...) o • -ALS. I e' . • , 4 , . . I ,iii In 1858 the mind of King Frederick le fI) • . This is the first writ of ejectment of the scat „it . . piece le o owing are the dates and places 1 William VI. became impaired and the ac- ' ' , lawn., and'earpet-buserers. (,o it, nies I. I ; 0 " k " 'y'''Z''`lV,;;Eitill,„/;;;;;;.„.1•1;1 t ii;,T; o l / 4 ' , , , ,, , 7" i , - ii". . tAusvm,, )londay, Atemat 15. , .. te 81 An- ~,. . 11„,,,I C1.,,,,,,,,.1,, a n a , t thoc at which the State Fairs, 80 far aurorae- I e es . broil. In the cAdaut, ot So ' nvotenadua tool ;Sa i to or Penn- ...ea. 0, a0........- - .••-• - •••'• ---- 4 T u esd a y , tual rule of the kingdom was assumed by • e, ---• • _-- --ere-----...., -- -- .---7.-..-• - rah ant, lenottlod awl de-ertheit ze, her, to N. 1 ., tot t August us theipresent King, as Regent- Now by a ed, are to be held this year : •ks "' I h l ';` . t sd , 0 ° fe u " ,‘,‘"`V`", s34 .Igs, 1 , .s ihiss`thi. as . Su,ttueliatinit Depot, Sturneca house. AS canes course quite different front that which le Ohio. Springfield, September .12-16 Am •,tlr.ertiotintnto.' it,„ .. „, ,a„,.. to 1-nnt . ,zaarsuo o 81.10/ ./440 5y1p•11,../11 ,I.tv itioust 1. - 1.1.. etroaLb•hy'rlandiaatf illoaa-rntl,are E. f.. , rlO,-'11:Y1 - 14 , '- • • - ‘r • - ' ~...: hail formerly pursued, he paved the way lowa, Iseoknk, Septentber 12-16 1 , . i Tittnou non Itionisi s tuuniou eon 11,4 itowectit eon 4.. ford, Ther.taV, ug,nat 18. ._, labilif_ , abourltS atrea' or loot !.. !1., . ..., ...•• two, or 1,•• a 1 isirreie Dryer ••Fridity Satestst 10 • ' to the crown which was in reserre for Central Nlichigan, Lansing, Septemb,T I .TRETIT tri , k,l( . lED Nyll'llol7 PAIN, a ...too ae..... ,. ....• ••••• '"'' '`.".• "'“" f ' .... "' ''" •'"•-." .t. 1 ...11 tart '' ' ' . ' . ,-.... .totturtlay,..kugust 20. . ... hope two barrio and outhi.ildt 1,... • tn., or hard. ittat'• - '-, ' . 1 ' hint, as his brother was without issue and 14-16 , I- A aismtianactreaentriont , anken Is einctnion at Iles • died in January 1861. The crown fell up- 31in nesolts Winona, Septeml "0 ' ). l ter s -...• . HT gag rise?. OF • . .. . Alit ..r Henry Cede, .1..0.. . A lial•lo 11,..,1V1., %hen me! ' , - . ~ . , .1 II Alt( alu I .:: tl t mi 8 ~.FAITCO., Ikralittf.l,, .All Knit V oh Williiarn, regent, and from that time Michigan. Jackson, September 2p -- 23 i ; NITROUS OXIDE OAS. 1 - .• • f • •-• • - ALSO- -.;•t • .. :ss - s I lirringivit; Tintstisy, Atliztlat-'2.1" se ,• . --,•;‘,. be was backed and almost guided by Bis- Nebraska, Brownsville, se s ptember, 20- • " - 1 Dr..es R.. WEEKS, Dentist, tar Nor I'6k :will ^. 4A-I, l aut, Vtilis_italiii•WW".lsllVell.4.lraaiall_:B4l4,l4la. aTthe I lophoitobi Weeinestlay.. Au stet 24. - . , - • Merck. German Unity seems to hate been 23. P r tetertatir.a an -.tate • I be in m oi n eog e,fe a w,,Aug.22.l„sept:S. tin , lea t„- ‘ l 4, t e rnsote . = a e l ( !o•:• 1 Q. e. 0 9 1 ..• .. e „eo n t, term - weal, Therolay. Atigu.o 'Xi. - the sole ambitiou of his declining years. Kansas, Fort Scott. September 27 30 to extnua twit for such as require hie services wir1 2 .....i.0...nt i ' t ‘ .. ...c...:.-.. ' ....K17t 4.a.... 7‘ ; ,:' . I t. " . L e ""'''',." // „" rift ,h l Y ; 3337 •••• •• •• 7 . e. . - stink. , 'reek purr -Ito,. of litrit a. 1:x1W , OW. 111C111 Atf I . 4.lstudalt, aaturoa,y , tad i Sp.T.iay, ,A.INA., 27 Art/ j lp7g. Prussia has arri.sasn to the position of a Pennsylvania; Scranton September` l ` amt the (3:1 "' ? -,. a i Having tented 3teetnwe -. . .. e „,n e d 1 ' d ad lot tot latell o, aupted 1. 1 John W di, ter . .Ir. . 1- - '"`• e- - ' '''` '`' - ' ' I professionally with ~.,, first-class power, and the aggressions of —3O. ~„,...• east WI chat,. :and wo link, ,i].., 4 .1,,• r ,,,,i ~,, ...,-. ,-. , 51. ~ ±, it every summer for five- or six yam% post? and ~,..-11.4 itert , . tie CW0 . .. 1 ."Z istol' ,9 ' 2 - i'lii‘thce-- -Lurie I. niontln le Monday, Ansi. i'll. William arid Bismarck have arrested the Nett York. Utiett, Si•ptember 27-30 I , 03.1r:tend for great nutalicra f tiny one CMJ; . Mltli- 11.1. 1 1 alt!”:4.nd awn, s'''"r One '?t 'lL tilsisistg Iss tie' ~ it . ,: ey •l a . 1. , .„ 10 I attention of other powers. Hatred to Na- Wisconsin, -Milwaukee, - 3 in tit us s, ci obiasingtested 'Ow es - . September r , 11• find 1 4 .411 r IS' * it • northward illiehalm and ss I ....k. co , ,aithien.f., re. • r.sri s •litrie . Pet, -Y. A IV: „,•• • ,sr 1,( A44.-Su., am supl whom lola oi• Aleut Wut- , v.., au,' Tio 'm.oll Cent re IN edits-Ave Anseted ill 1 poleon and jealousy of the German un it 30. sure that it is sad: plaistint to take,' anti I the'ap- ' Jae, be.,10,,0n essruer: thew, ws:,l 11-s 06110,- ~,,,f s; ,• ib 1 ilrefs•pes.,,sss'4ssiss . ~; 1 ....E.a . .7.3 . I.k, lo corllor : thou,. -otBl It .rs 1.11.1 oband 4 - , W.I.- le ,;," -- 4?!....a:rri 1 1 i • .-.11..e . .. '. .....,, . . i . o I seem to act as balancing powers in the Illinois, Decatur. September2o to 0 ' cr44(415.144.1t1)1"7°1 i. ,194‘.. .: ,. ,-,', .' 1.' - ' '4l - c- • la i.: ersoss froni n i.......nee -h.-A csultrace, their ? aW.Ploaa • •-!I la•alrodoa - ar' e a 1 t“,...1 ...4 Ito 4u -‘.' ..1 Int... r..• "'l teal aI. ay. c,, , ...., ~po to r . ' Enropeon mind. The coming conflict tuber 1. leek' occtiriatrity. es' It is zinc inns, the ease th ,„ ' W, ln` ;l n P, ' : ' , 7„ 1 :7-i,!1., " ,,,r.r„ , , - ,, , , , „ -, ii . , , - , ...bud. r an ...•I I Mont r 0,... Sall:play and Monday, Sept. wand 5. - - , : will decide which is the strongest passion. Ontario Provincial, Torun tO, October 3 1 that figs enough ror niteannot be made toward ~..,..•‘ . ot ... 1..1.;,,h , 11. I 'on. . :von.! now. ' l?''.... ''''' . ' - i''. ' William on account of his arrogance -4. • the last of his stay. on,. ',ord." .11 111.• ,Tlal pt.-a: or ot or Iw.. e. I . Rooms at Dr. Amitlt's I)cattal Oahe_ noun. : '''' deed '" 'he "" i ' l El '"''''' th ' ''',i'....r' ' Le ft. "' " and absolutism, an, in a measure, destitute Indiana, Indianapolis, October 3-'r , 0111/0 VI 111.,. tweet , isas Itaidat t.tolli, .:: .r. • tof extracting, uroma 9 A.- M . till .12 ae. : had from ; 147 rerdie.i . ,Ira tae Loyd. t. 111, .. .21. r, •., , • , iof the love of his people, but with no nu- Ketitticky, Ilenderson, October 4-9 : 1 Mist asst. by appointment, or [files holdsout. ' too bono,„._ouno....••__ ...- -... 'i• ...0.., ..... 1 , 1:-••• a. 1 lion is the lore of countly stronger. He Arkansas, Little Rock, October ] 1-1-1. ..leig,:, 3, 19 1 70.--tf : . prooot T . . akt 13, la Ose... Atoll or ale F1118:81' 2: /1 sot•.s,, , I ,e E114.11.,111 . 1.4 . . - 1,8 . „‘„1,11% ~ . • : ~ t - • i is now 13 years old.—From his earliest Georgia. Atlanta, October 19-? Ii . . - . .. . , . - - - . • ~,,.1'1,;-4),-,:';'(1,1eViVfs'W'lif.!`r:Ati!•`Ir•I'e.°''''I ' "I ( :~ t s r I 'childhood circumstances have conspired sloe ..1 - It• tune 1,,,:4-:, .1..-.• :Int g'l._ :t 1_ __t___. _ ~ _ jto * render him firm in his antagonism to To Destroy r o otatn'ttrnes. • - 11,L'2,.-'i',',7: ., ,1v,. - tr5 . ,.., ? .? . ,t - , - .1; - .171 .---me.,,,-, -- ~ ~.. JIM , 11 1, J or-- 01 F.l - 7,. - '.l un- Tba - tta of ,Rat 4,..ruerienertv, gliai if goon - se-vt ....seem Care3pccuttaf, gives the ' - \i ' ldri --- . 1,„,.., Thllnfif. 011• 1110 8,4•1‘ , 14'1:11a11 , fif 1H111,4 . ...•.,e. , • .. 4 4 ~,._ , .._ ~.._., j I with jealous eye the power he holds by ril .. • o °Mug, 9u:ggestions lii Alert:MX to ' •RV • fg , - . - on the tooth by Ituci. ot t'b4, let tide and ran I', ~••, 1 nfe ' a..tranwr. t Oulu) ....„,lus ..no .Reporter , . ' ......---.... . T . . ~, . . 1 , : . r . i 1:J . ,.. : ! ,, ,:jar.it• Oel • .:, r,o,f ,11,7n4 ~h,,,,, , I , „ ~. 1 ,,,,,k i,, . . ; . toe ,i,e•lest terms of the 1)0C114 ILS a I "(lien* might." Surely one would think meeting the itircutds of potato bugs: •'- ~- --s v r ;--, 'h .- O).E A: t t1t1.1i111113.L12011. or Joao. with she •,, .... ~-te ~ • • I It s •,11.1311 au4l. (I.lclia.lciu,,:a, wUlic doing business e, ~ ...,. 2 .......!_ - __......0 ,1 1 0,0r..r - „ , _____ ...‘ , • tin 14a,r, oalc trillalc. CIA C.I// 4;; 14014..), ULM Old . Iron,. a JO,. ' that both 11 - illiant and had seen lA•t , etch t min taken tin basin or an - s-PV--. ` • ' -- ". 1„..., one teem,. Vainv'fin ay..: toira'ii,-.llf 18 ,1: , ,,,1 t t t , , 88 ir l sll,lat e. rarity'. ' '''''''' -"' ' '''i a iuly 13-If enough of contest anti blo.ulshet.l to desire earthen dish which the bug 'climb , , '''--- - - ,• ' ''' .- , . J- • e-• e s hinnot , e. s • , of .A.S. )1. 14 ivaLbrnit v.. , t.i...0 ~e Sleh „ that the remnant of their lives be spent • d • an pass along each row from hill to 11;11, I.• - , ; 40 -1-;' - ' - 18 ~- ./ 1870- ',- . ~., .., . . , , I .ALSCI--,AIS Mat ce mon plena or poreel or :.rod - ,t 1 111 spreading peace instead of discord. get right down on his knees and search ;,.. —•— s s ; --.--- •,,L, ~.. In ON tow eliii...r si.rtegap, .in the tennis td s sressinelsenlun nod Slam Or Pennaularfr MA, horwol dt I ..1.1 out every bug to be found; turn up. the . ESTATE NOTICES. „ , ._.. dearrllool 8, motor, la, .11: l..tu Pio „north he road ~. .S. -' .....; • ...t ....., . a 4.4 . ,..., --. burs, first on one side diets (matte other Thlsss '" sms semos Nedidse Ss. Drew `0"•," ma d s' lentil tez Tr.. m tent sores. in AnSitto • on' h,• ~.... o. ' , vorably knows be oat two tad 'foreign etadgriW*. ale lands, s a A. seeestex or some assounss& L. , - .. , .. - I,"S ' r„'l.ll , l OF 0 011 - N CURTIN . .. lute of side, and so all mood the hill, and stnirch ' vents ••s the Nat et. 1.) bud.; ,of,Alatthhiv mina : contain h. , .ow. 1 . e S - 4 Met Lake towns* *twee env Fa: an ` OM stud geither every nest of eggs. The ', . THIRTY YVtit. learn ortiti neiseist laud: be the' onmes - eusr, s o I, -,.. it • - --- , •,, ' • ; ...`- _;_,••• •-, ~. with Inv appurtenant:ea. 111111.11 in.PP11 , ...1 iTrth, a s,, Levens of adminietraunnupot, the errata pi Loe't;tote• eggs are attatched to the limier:Ade of the tt ha; 10,4 noneof,tts - voti neu:V trplaMd trlal*.bnt execution at DA: eult id IL D. &IL It: Lititx - eat. e, it issssised st ,, ds'sst hitylfisii IsemitiidtO the toulertived, leaves, and are about the size of aD . '‘ItIIII' "n'euPT b Pn'altnela ItiM hi t'"l7 tsmi- S' J. '''. ''.4ht''. ...' '' "-' -' ' '; ..' with i• 188,01 gl,rl 11,a1 all per 'lndebted te tber ,in ly medicine ehtn.t. Al SO- \II that certain pier.. or pane. I nt lona .tirp . same are n.qttorted to nuke immediate payment, and head, emwded together in thick .clusters, 1 ;P l "' nk"'we'll'e Lorin s ' ir Bnn "'" , ate 1 o the horoualt or :.-,;ooto-otowi , into . , ; ti', thsee Inolutfittilffiltron Om rselitn"Willsprweent them da. =plaint-orlly other forin of bowel ;Defter, to child- 000 , s . ~.f 5 „,. 0 ,„.g,,,,, m , „„i s t „,,. a p,;.;,,, r ,, - , :,, u O ,, :0 ' , 9 4patIcuted for 'I-Memoir: and ' are s'ellow, lightish and reddish Is• - ye - , rte or edurre,IVIFIIII *lnked curtain curt. and ha* witle sancta andstirecnho s let 'ha. att. bet . - t‘ • . .. ' munarr mourns:ski siai,li. . , . lOW. The haves are broken otT and . plue- • "'lama' D ent[ nit ' t° fm ' es ' n ' l3°.°°&l4°" '' ` srh4l "` 9if c k , itin - • A., ....i ..r lb. , ga., 4 , Luke lag 3,1 3-41 ner tee ,ne a wu nt . t. Ip. soma. of part „( . - , - • . . _ ~, kinds ofCllolB.lta than any other known remedy nr ed in the basin with the tinge, and • when j themost *anal terrektou' In bait. Amazed' emus, i said vi lla •c a' "7" 0/4 ' 1 'Y Vh ni ; W'll'a" are ` ".. late ' "." - . , . ;New. lone aoskivrist liollroadSuppatty,nosk realm-vet ed . ~ ~, ; where this dread f u l 111 mote or lens prevalent. the tioirnlio , ted hy"l'ilbothe' Dumb' with the ktspurtenvn. -, .. .. , , , .., . ;••• • • • '•;'`• picked are all burned together_ ils, a capes,. I Pala Klllerle'canslperso by the Oath - nes well. Ears,- „ 0 • tram , nwilt e • twc i . • . 1 ra I.li I. OF 1)1 , NNIS DONELT Y 1 s . .eaerratite hard. :eel An i ' ' / •• / / ' or better by a fire made• ha open air on ' tsrse rselesets Wthose climate. , a Imre - remedy • and c " • 4 . 0 `" . ~,,, Kt , 6 ... 0 „,,,, e .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,# i r ,,,, pat ,,,. tit ,. p i.',.,,0 . ,,,. inasotuezd,„ i•rot.en .., e,aecutsm "LIM: 5..4.,...f Edo ard i lola or,clu)Connt toonship,r - Suscpfe county. pu.,, purpose, tut the fumes arising from. isttrn- , VIRAL; picdtchoserat fu itustansel hoods, . , , rt " " ''' '''''t, 14'nei'. -• . ~jey,svrti. Al SO..Alrilialeertain ntregor pAreel 'or Neu .11.,..i...•141t0cn of . admits issi ration upon the. e - eiatt : ' ei'ily mg bugs are poisonous. ' 1%4 qui ;bet' eletereStisos eiromprioy tacit tone. gamest:Jo:settee 01 lisretat. 10.1 , 4 as -iltd 11.0-rola 8 111a455 541:114. 1 1"aloi:ardalat ton. ug he ”nnt tl to : the a - burnt to the if the ft•• ' ' t 1 " 4" 25 ' IL: stove, (titan i yrs no soots. sod $l.OO per Ititottl•• tneieersilte‘thirsided . 4sol tit , trini",lnol inlidal., to n•it - detaigued, nuttee e I vra ; fr i g - sit tonll iv ° onaltale:- too large, by closing the stovehinnediate- Sold by all Medicine Dealer*. , tniq,l 1 4 , Region Ini li, the middle 05 the rood, beim, a'corner of to') to .a i d ~tl i t,‘ 't.' n 'f,',' t ; ',; - I,,',`, : ,bdcyci - ,erirsesti sa di loodetrOtYtthY 1 ( 1' 1,4 IA Allah!, AM) 4-4;01 , 4rj0 laude Ow, haring ells Ims agaleet the game to prevent them ly after put in. As the bngs lay their - I • . - 01,,,,,,,:ti, (~:kr, - aid, edgerdeli north 't , deL!ree- duly :a ullacultcafliaal 141 ~Mleptent yo the midendgned. n . • , nog; Irk l a n c e tar (wen o_ntahlooso...rvi rod- to a . 0.. rATitleg.' litott'ELL,,,.,. eggs on the leaves of pigeon grass, pig , ' 1 f iAtIZOSII: CT( Anti) 'SCHOOt. r" , ..ai i mc r n'''lli - t l9 aenren• ao - t, hes low* of ....L.... t• ` ' - 31.4.. 11, , LDF:ti, _,,,,____ Weed, and redroot, • the potato should be I IT" • '' ', , ,„. _ , . ItiChardalin:Mid liisiErnwited bylitstr of Stefitiee sa vet lattnlttf, itirlfOrd,:trintleft twit an - w-r boom 11 corn, or Adni`re, rum. restarauto inaireo• kept clean of weeds, tFnit, the' r t . win be I :. Thdrall Term trill bein MonaltY Sept. sth,l nen...erase Edward • thin Chase '' eolith I i'hocouut • July'S), 1,1.110 • 111 .' ~ t' Ea '. . ~, ok (~,..,.., - ._ noiliiug in the war of exterinination. As and continue fifteen weeks. - :.. - 'I .: li . - ' r w , ~ , ,7 t . I , Y at t , 1,4 S • 9' , sal l / 4 lien: 1.) • ant. ',Ain ,t,o the middlu or t Ite cree/4 twt .a.coruer,lttence -cloth ; ` l. i"'": '" ‘.•'`. n_.4 % . 1 .J the begs frequentry drop to ,the ground; , a , i FAciSLTY. . •• is tlegrei.4 east. twiattile or Edward xiten.icro..... to a ear. I 7. 17 :(.1 Htlit ' when approached and remain, ,on their i " a- "' /I ' ' ri '• '••'• • '. ..... ' '.• • P f tnei e ss by .laud or „„) ner, thenks.-ecitt.trl42l•clegri'ett weer sixty• On. ladle • • • • Edwunl Allen to 'lse sestets ,1 T'ST ATV. or 'Wit: . 10Yli . 111 ' 01 - 1 t 4 4 ar,„ _it o Mi ss A: J. 3111.3*.is Teacher natbettiatimt:t.the , .A . ,y ' r,, tsueiykoNh e eet., , u,.„,th 34 •d,„„,,,,, , ~.„, I 1.1, . backs, as still as death, a careful search ' French ar Gienimar. rod* In lie middle of the road to a cot ner. twine. 1 r.or- dal Iltddletanu towttehip, Sneit's co., Pa. 4enit, on the ground and about the roots of the; " -P. E, Hrtersez..ss .....:Grumniar School. ' s o , oissseeserrise.4ylltnah•likehsrfh,Qe.,.lhtd„.,,,,,,,,l, 5e , t1. , ,,, , - . or emenststeationsuem co., the it, V Ines will be necessary to get them all, , " Mawr SHEREft. 4 ...l uteram i latc „ ..,. 4 12 d zi1 1 t E 1e . wiii: . 1 , 1 , ,i ,„ ;, 6 c..),7,: ,. : . ;: & a 1: , 41 , e ,, , , ! , (: , 1, , 1 . 1::1;_.. ,. , 5 , ' , 1%;: .n " .„ ; , .. 0 “ .. 0 :1 . 0 11 1 ,nr 1 1 .-V q. DAllllll4tle the b tlll l, l3l : l 4 l rt . - -......-- _- , • " ELLA CARPENTER ..... • ..Primary do . aratneeetsralwartillstestexindratee nett yo a eor. sh„ rwtts i Asses;os t re si e al t ee -ionimtnZ . sa n d re ,.s l , o4o ,,,....itylnii An Important Amendment to the , •I The largermumbei of Teacher erts , riroduates ""r• I hell ' e .4dith 4- .d; "_ ° " ; " . ' 41: ' lrml " '° ..a turner . 1 - ""d 6 r 3g434 1' t " '"Awe ' WPrctent ...elm4l-4 " 1. - eat ' • thentlC auoihkrielegreuemir;trigatisitldne lye!. iu a cos , 41."9- for 9014 • 919 oil- • . • • _., • • • .• ..-., Bankrupt -Act: • -o( ,Norruat 4.sloots, and tiring to iliQs•Sehnol ter, thence north 4: deareen ca-t. 5 and 36.100,r0th. to a I --.: ' ..-,,-. -. DMDOET- Ulan .atna's. , Congress. at its last session, passed an i Sca n t of e•Verlen, ce. , „ I :., I:: , - .Iriler: thence went 4sThezieenehat itt aiists - 71 , ion esiir . ' Sllddletanntl 415.1:10.5:11.•• ••• •r., ' .• ...- . . , 111 Inn corner. being the cud ot the wall.,thenc , . north 4+l° • • "... - • ,d: amendment to the net providing that i s , , „, ; qpop -12 4 . 1 . ;q. N., .. , ~....:., tley,T , cart. SI •tdl. to the must's • stifle' is, - ,5,1, 'belly° In ~ •• -• 4- •r • •. , - ' i ' '; ' • 1. . 7: what is called the fifty - 1 , 4 & : 111- "clause • A coinplete ti,-togr3l:o4tionorthe difSena4 de- ' t ,,, h e e „ 7lthi r ,,,,, d li cl ,„,, the i r" ,, i d :', 14 2 .-44 , ' 1 7 e t4 • 1f t",, LA ' 1 ,77 1 4 ' 4 1 , • • • 't 1.9111.'611'S NOTICE. --- :,,,,,,- •,•-• k "shall not apply to those debts from Which ' P3risnl"..stsr.an - resasMg the gtiiOdont of the • gees ssia.4. - I(?..rm ` seNes4sTrer=be l l ,, '' ss ' Asset; ' ik- ----- gra0e5,,,,,11 afford •11 moresdhotteighstaassinea . iSnualniog W Cr," a and 16 ravle he the P2llO. more or •1:11 , nodetsignos,loutusdlior appointed by tha Orr the bankrupt seeks a dis Charge which'! lion of the,pupita. No one' Li alkeyed,w,peter ' LotesArttertbam .rssaaa ,,, ,irs ,.l„, 4 ei ng , nos ,. „s s.. its; i„ e in euti di rt;ofLef:tpt: i uttr Vout i to dlsirlbutodut were contracted prior to the l lit of jainiut- ; ekes, dedartnient for Whiett he Is urifitied:fillus.l , '"'' a r,;." - '' ,h , w 4„,, t S,: et i,,Xil ii ,„ l „,:et i e l':` t A V . t .;;;'''lli l ltratoroitlisseelaton d r ' s Jotax ° o l =der.74l l =r lll II art ‘ re, 1869." This enables a tetitioner . ini l l "(Ming ltini multiplicity or ohigs. - swiehirlous trot Certain DIM, Of Ingest! 4f 1,1141,01nate11t1114,188,111- I Lied to the tint!, o hie appointment I . t.' hie °Meseta baokfttpleV to get a discharge from' all I to - the. of asteroid. and thorough in- 1 chip orussiloSnesetesuini•f . dc..lii6ed nitanow..l „ , • ,' , 4 , l' ie ' ... " e ',l‘ e r ' , l . l ' e lYz .. ;,lllg . o t t r i . e Vi e V w i i fi v•ir ' • a . . struction. The Onimmar drichool will . provide ' sy k l • : _,•- ° %got‘ i . gY II-o Ar n O, el'et.."?`" l • o4 t,O l I P' "r don't" s .,rsist,,,,, „sit to r , :ye?.•,dettayet, .4. 4 adm t : 1.. , debts contracted previoue to Janus Ist, ~. . . , , corms, y vuo 'was no shill si, , seesey, sate of flarrottl. , . ~ r ~ , . . 1) w „ ana li o l -, t lio• fti • la ; for the Gat. i n,, o . lose ca. se . s tor . eign to Itn- and being , d earner Orlabestateiett by raligi IL Illeharsif 0 Y' a VN-." 1 a .`f e ... ...... .' ' setts '. ..! . 1869' without paving his tiredito • rsfifty I spirit orthe High School. Thts avoids the no-' aun.thenco ttOrth2s4.4legreen eaat 4 31,- nag rod. , S"llltr.s , .. !In* n.-1.01, , . -• cents on the doliar. . • comity of placing , pupils of different attainments to beaver atones for a esernMs.bellM a 'corner of lands ' owned ar-04119.401;(1,11risntithenethy iennserthe .Itd I - - --.... 11111111 I.- 2 ... ._. lln the same clam s. Wllllam 0. ltrlani, entilh.lkt, degrece ,cael . IS rode to - Not For Joe: . • COMMON ENOLISII BlLtNalliti, '' , a haat, id' itotieetor aesininr.• Or mos; ristith'ts s., ,r, west, 31 and :11.100 rode to a heap or none, in the line Mown - B. Lowry won ' t go to Hcinolu- rlt w,ill he the aim, to impart thorough- iusarreutorokenvewstwaritermeererniirinte ,, roic r er owi w e In, as advertised. He means to run as an • tion in the English btancltca , giving . 10 them , north 4.514 Ac ever west hv landa ne o the ht...lnt or ssei, independent can didate for the Senate in ' 1 that attention which their importance detnamss. ' fl ' in/ u n ' e 1 7 .7.r1.1.421 ,V;;M /' it S , ` ,.! h r o b t " lF, i . .":„," '.' n u " , or lees with the rippltrtentirters. Aum-All that certtlin Erie District. He understands the"de- I ' -'' ' '11`I"Ilm"'Enl-i"-snIt' ''' -- • ' t f . I rt../ or pareet.of land I.ottette in Its ITApo+),lp ni 111,- yions ways of the ring :it Harrisburg, and Natural Phnom:l/by: AstMll9My • ,.SSeonietry. A• Intilidnadeit and - de.trltutl as cotton..., di it, 9 elo• thinks he can do more good there than 1 1l 1-14liv. Ike." will """d" the charge °r enni. I :!Z4 Li iii . :l '° .t . s r s ' i go t h . .fit i ,ir i rel t i IV! I . l :tre„ . s " t l i. • petent smelters. A Mt - is • r ' 49!..; detrreee west , t iento,b7 isnii.ucitev - . Ed• any other place. This iii cruel in L,ow• I• UTih,t • ''' ' • •1 ' ' ward Allen, moth 413 , 4 de :reel wear, it rnd•, thence .by 1 . 1 , . but his reappearance in the Senate would We' would call special attention to the study ' Lae,,..tliiritl.a.r.frlitt.,•;lngrinthenee b 9 be accepted iL9 a just judgment opens the lof Latin. This branch is made prominent in. '1 ,',,f,r,geods tlithe.:ldelen of soetunitiZ r etosiiin ' tri= b c . ... ` '7'.. corrupt coml net of that d.y. - , our. course front its importance to the under- ty4 ear; rwsle otlend. be the Acme ntore.er loom •Sith ' ~.... --.0-4111.-.4.- --,---- I, standing of the English. The ulber in thiss ills itintienaneee, the site Limiest 'ss the NeUark ...,,,,,„, . 4 , , Di . „,,, ~,„; • „ 5 „,,,i i ,i,,,,,,.. , honye and all Duppwori,, ,:Cue .all certain piece v--. • slt.% •OW y.- ',nays Ilyet.pnyare ra, ' detacat is about fln ;• s . euerse .. •••••• la', ''"".' !•ne WITCO of land altnnte Itoht, tfirsdhin oriterrord. I pldly tun rrleirare dot the only ones to liedteaded. cline, The departmental estimate for "Mis- I o fusing mind -facility of trunslaun ,, compare i bquwird 41 4g,„,,,th e g,„,,t e it0,„„,. , ..,,,,{ , g , 1 , e „,, , . j•-••••yek -,or or dmrot 49001014 1 1dt a toee raosaddady es a Bilotti cellaneons Items" was $l, 246,285,00 Con- .fayorably with elassesof env saga !there - win ,'ln the keid,'lleitiee menu A line of bassi eouveyed •ny • 0 . v , s- ^ i ••••• • - ..., A . .. „ •.. , ~ t hjigqteing.. but omen, ....dolt d.0.,...4..cr0t0.. gress, in its generosity, Toted t3,155;158 be Cllteglli in Vireos coats Boman kifsterr•filid ! e w a 9 l. i Ae ° i•e l l ' ,7l:Ve t :r r i : iT i d ‘ g i gg:l .' . l2, l al l 7 l (l 9 gralia , are ,suuthilikeatistreareftraidialetitille,SithoestO A n ci t 18 under this head of the 'Appropriation . : Be r n ; ~,,,1 uf %,,„- (111-', 1 i., k AP ? , 1, 4, 4, 4 e ' 4l i, Qd k el-n e; ."I°l'll4.l l *`l""ad P -'41"d4" 1, 1° l'udl'""al ki s`r`,l°`" ''''' n'ujimid"'-n 'wifth."*"7ellalv 4114- btasiwal4 w, ',,,,,e 0,- ~ pert of t...- ee... - ......, ' .. - Often lio_tialid - on ie. north hy tan i'aut e. NV ,-,.. i , • „if -. 1 _,, . „ _I . atieue. it vat". hottrelogn or Ilfe es tan ty ...tiny .. ts Bill. The reason why the sum naked' for ' 'i• - - thunte...bliebo idea by filo ; Mime atidifill Wasik: , ILldfit tit n- TEACIIERS' CLASS.' -• ; • Ina abook„lti acres ollsipd•hq thlitssung m ore,or. tea.; 1 - not rherk Ed bylnytzmintrintelcokm, -- Tbot butte. by the administration Vaa l 'More tban• , .5..._.,......; , , sehsei ' onnaumem 'in - Chu sossay• and f•Practiceof wish the apputtnanetus."rtekeit Of tormitton at tho ! thing InexprtottlitgreOhyr,4tMempeetaele of mem doubled in• the appropriatibn i 8 - not art ,Tzhchipg. will-he given, , tind .if itlabould he ''''llPPAAJwstlabs4"(lklss,,tl,:":llX•rsfsrs's,724ll,),"iriata,clesay. iangteespsuais,e4WSlstlessaltiprpresin or parent. But when we '•flnd iteins 'like deemed ads:is:4llc, Ste,adetulttrav 9reOlPaligngall: ''. ...ber Woof:flee. Montrose', July IF„lshhti ~--. , • t i spirit's:and a distostd fig elerLiOn. araill.l44laltrislolp this: '''.oo Wm. Sypliax„ Mt 'thislitirmal pay stated tithes in active instruction of creases in , ~.. , . , ; s. ; ~, _.‘; _ ; ._ , . .s! , thane, o sa•iesisesestd:ssosseeSsrst by rooksese„, as assistant messenger, $2, 180, " itis snot I the different departmentiaiiiibeatibratet-ThiS, - .. . , , ~, el M•itt. '•ribe'beir taxigentnt.liiid'eibilititni.thiti:esa be . I Vottitt .answer mho: eambluirpowas , a: -.11,, xiel So e THE FOLSOM IMPROVED "tweiiik.viee ,11.111lnertal,p s . CAVP l_thla kind fa no•tettersetam psiatloa wonderfnl that the departniehtal estimate e 1 Sabot:Jai. NOrmathiatitrfter.o Thift aulyantage, , 4,O ;TDP I J D [V"-Or• sl wi n f Th !ci'ts ."4 ' lll° 'I P - a s c roores r tle e n o e rras u iTt ul ellg g r s • I P t i g rul f ?" was deemed short of the;stina red s. ' s n ' i"ll ' l° T i . cannot bo o overestimated by those desime, ,t , mstrinstShita3 .s arhlne in ilifUri n te . 't.„,.Atirentla, svit ed i otrenoi.i.x and iniii.,4l,lo4oo:Clynit• land it! "NI iscellaneolis Items." Bysibitx is ft -I teoloriS page - cane themseives ter Teacticii. -- • - . ... r . 1 , ZrZ1Z1:=0, 1 1 6 2 1 ,. :4 -4 . l7l... rois :ZrA .V ggp Ur l i r n 't " . ima cut healthful Input to the WW EiiiialoreYS - ine ed individual who carrieVvisiters"''eards . ;i - .• •,' 'INSTRUPTION. S. r-s ' s • IMOCh'esilut St.;l9llledelpllCTa. • .. Inlay-is -4s P';si rht:r34l::rgiyi.i.ar Ilre=ir.`o4',,',ulive7.ll=l, . from the hall of the Interior Department' ;Tliti'vystetiyof ibstructiOn • ineleitei . the most • • '' I- '''• •.- rho quality et tbehlood Is: tworoved,,theusesretlasa be: into the Seeretat7's rOOM -I for one hour' acproved methods; and (11.•sath ltd - wiD,ntake lte ; - ..•,;•' t .1..,:, , - . .••• - • fi • *, ~, : ..?`.l fi , ''. 'i . i'c °l " ,t ` natanqt , 'O.!' Van" In= Allen to -• the nouriehlnolitel iIiti_T.UYISISMF O m._ I / Page. ! t ,i , • ' 41; , '•'• •- - • ;:, • each day. What his ' poplar - salary ' for• thomaghplatticai etatolims. s• -:.,. Ass .... .. - I • liler-Yia4•or•vettlt'lWiaistlti,i',dare(lSslftViVer=tall'rengrisres'se,t4l'io tit': s ,•• .;•TIXION. , ss -Ai i' .n, sit is el; forlin la at It'eniToriewholtstßu.inice.. ^ ..ahafesittol ..• I•4l . onsee Meth* heolfkont operatletteftheilt this laborious service is atedo not ': knOwii. - s• • but it must besomething.l d ' = - L ges ‘i I -I , I-' ""-. 4' .' - " •7l • l • }47l3°ll4lriMent. lan some sinee angua,„ .... . „...... charges. . of COFFEE. list,cif. enalttlutay„e„•qp,,re•s , more marked end striking than lu aftnieckeraete44 AD it ' ll -• 'in...". l'. ! gr.nemidcbilliy mid nenututPDAl'lliPil; Ptc.aseciffected his addittbnal pay is 82;180! ~ There .. iire- E i t n a P,,,l d i f r p .. -,, . muter bchool, each , ..... ,, ,,,,,,.„T 7: : g . ,,,," , !1•44. 0 .p.4,1rf PatrAPfillZl• INT; r , -,:,,, • .:T.- ! ' l, with thaw aiinteuts and la tufa suca.t.whalcaena. of all 'lt undieds of • isidicial"Srphattis. - of ' '' all, 1 " : ""' .... ' - ' ..17 :- .' ' '' "' ' ' . I , ' I ~. '. 3 . . : "!" D . :: , : Sll , F , li; 1., e;. , ;:o 11.-Ja -, , , ,iii) A ;:i:% , r. , :1 t .s.llsl.7ifie.o,(PrZftes'eViriartena4Lett 'ntr,',"'''"' all; •ss l • - • •A• • -.•• ~,...• ...a.. ..s - st• . , Ro ess to am a4ore'; hangingaronhtt.Wasbingtollesitho,-Psokkeeltingtind•TcachetsSlawlei/I:htse4intS "NEW fKiIit,IIIPAPIS,R4 •i es fil 'I , . 4,...a , ! illy . the wil° te'silm°n7 of 'leg .I.7, l lntsitee:' l . . . , are'Provided forin the appropriation for 1- --All PaPi l ll, ol l lo . l4° of ihtk/IPPlo4ififf'hate.. l .- al Just arrived,. 00d Bellinitl'l,ll-gi...• 1 - • "Miscellaneous Items."-- .4i Palrier. - -i f ~ -1 ~ r iiiii,,re4 30. PrOpke,bard, A _,'l,sr Odagsslo,,n (IVA mop k s _ n s e ni S ors • Au ni '4i , is ' l ', • .• A g es. i, ~, _' . +.4._______ _ _ •-- • • • "see' wesmee • ol mar tujnish)Titeri'lee-reaseassis ,s; A r 1117? ,T'Zi/.lits-" ,_ . 'fi. ri.l . , 21ii . r.±, r 0A... .. __. , , ) v s 18 1.10 - lititsaufiT • •••- M --- --'''''' 4. - it - ileWittintadlnlrttS StiteltileLthed sett& - S- 4 rgA t tifs..49 l F - 4 1- _,KII, ~P,„ W-!3 i 'll #,„„"• lt s ., Wit .,, -ifiA r s il l t•cN i ss i nE ., k helelS, color r yea llY aol e a l itat ''veni s =rre. ' h sTaithialdli bdretitsitell isScasstalif.a • -1-.l4lp s yll o s. ' na . ,74 - 717,41'S g e s s Za s A4 . s""ssia s i turn mail. a :ortkt picture ,or ylial; atm tat bad Of 2./111.14*/4 1 11 1 tert 2 . lVitfaiditiftCrOtelet- ' dIrEIIG7Iti.9TItIWI3I3}IIIIIII Olaf& Cif ililtilty"letitl.,ng. out +IMO Jirantrbge, , -Adhine w. Monti Ann. ' , 18,0.-4 . • ,• . . . .....001.,...,„ H ow e wake, us s oo ty, tt4 Street, Ph p„ rimy . PDX. ...- wi Aver No. at - ittltoits esarts yl3-i Expenditure& 8 63,029,789.24 66,657,129.20 4744744,781.75 714,709,995.58 The following is a list of the fall elect ions and the. dates on which they accur: . 835,234,087.86 .1,290,312,982.41 . 520,807,416.09 . 357,542,478.71 . 337,34 0 , 284 . 8 • . 324490,567.75 . 292,113,269.31 Alabama A rkluisas Ken tacky North Carolina Tennessee. California Vermont Maine Indiana Florida Mississippi lowa • Ohio Pennsylvania. West Virginia.... Delaware Kansas Louisiana Minnesota.... t ' Missouri I .Sonth Carolina Maryland Illinois Massachusetts. Michixan , New Jersey... , New York.... Wisconsin .... New York, July 31.—The Nathans murder remains a mystery. Many 11(.0- pie believe a son of the victim is the criminal, while another theory is that the murdered banker was followed from Mor ristown, New Jersey, by an unknown X i nMims., who concealed himin the house for the purpose of robbery. tis proba ble that no real clue to the affair is vet in the possession of the police. The Irish Catholics are said to be or ganizing, to prevent the Orangemen from celebrating the fifth of August. The brig Cairo, laden with sugar, hus been rim into Perth Amboy is violation of the yugrantine regulations, and is in I the hands of an armed posse, put on I board by the health officer of the city to defend her against the New York City 1 authorities, Four hundred extra men have been en gaged at the Brooklyn :covey Yard to fit I oot the summers Albany, Minnesota, Ten nessee and Massachusetts. Dexter trotted half a mile in liCif to the road wagon. "I Taylor's saw mill, ut Morrisville, was Iburned yesterday. Loss ten thousand dollars, partly insured. —ln the U. S. Circuit. Court at Wind sor, Vt., ou Saturday, Gen. Brown and Captain Monahan were sen tenced, having pleaded guilty of violating the neutrality laws, O'Neil was sentenc ed to two years imprisonment and 810 fine; .Brown to nine months and 435 tine ; and Aloualiau to six mouths and 61 tine. "'Jim Fisk, .Jr., • has forbidden 'the sale of the Tribune •tin his railroad , aod boats: 'The obese Windier his nci tight to exclude the press from a - railway whiCh exists by'public' charter, than - President to preitht thecitid(ild= - • Lion of Democratic paper& State Elections lEEE August 1 -August I .August 4 Angnst . ll SeiteMber 6 Septembar, 6 _September 12 ....—October 1 October 3 October 3 October 11 —October 11 October 11 _October 27 ..November 1 . November 1 . November 1 —November 1 . November 1 ..November 7 ..November 8 ...November 1 ...November 8 ..November 8 ..November ..November 8 —November 8 cx:cs Treunn7 wi11.ne1146;090 . 0 :ice gold - and uriliased46,ol4ooo bands during August. I gME3rI~En 2.47 ;. , °.:! 7, ~.. ...7 ' -,'`''',, :,5 d f _, REM . EM.II Ell AtToivrifENTs. sCgqt:EILVSNA ( 4 01" STY APPOINI'3IV:TB W:: verlr: V.. TT. Tue.,Liy and a and N. Rat Munn. House, Tlitirsdaty and C:idac,Sr•liL S and !I. AT AT E of D A VII) AtArrriEws, 1. 4 "` 1-4 Into of New Milford township, Soaq's co. doo'd. Lett e rwof opprliokstratiOn;upon. th.otuo c of thesboTA nntn etrdeeed entlorship been grow rdle'the od. nU iwroaariodoblodjo.ooldcototy are hereby DOW flogituinukke Arnmodiato PaYntent. eod cloimougoinol Ihooomeßrprescot Likfira Wed for sett I ern out, • LA'IIISSA W:11. C. WARD, Adm'r. Netr gisor!,-jrnoo ffiptclitt,.
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