el = to lab t mum= Dila, .11 0 M1fIMUILIY, *LLD aall” *tr.P.10401116 P. B. Plannlll.lt; 'JOilityabgels HoinnON l • • - - • , , GAZETTE BUILDING: ilOs. 84'110 86 FIFTH S.T . 6YCfAL PAPER Of PlUalniiikViagear bad MU, elixir IN strai roma—DWl .., sest-weesitr. , weals- - One year .... Onayear4ls o Single b0py.....1.E0. Olie month. _ 76 Uzi:toe.. [AO 6 ecorli . es, eagi. -LYS - , aitbe Week , - -11) Three mei 73 as ~ : - -1.13 • Wen carrier.) and one to Ageue. FRIDAY, ./tUY t 'fiaigepages wE prim 'OW OP*. Morning's Girepria:: &eadgrfase,t,lveg r th i Thirdgoset4E E ntiolok sera and Foreign Markets. 8121h - ime,MoirK Markets. Seventh - pale: Loear l 2fetes _ma( Report of theceienerat.Synedij: l ilif ) ed .presbyter arC all deter . GOLD closed In liem nsterday at RATIFICATION. We acceßt,Ftd,hearily p.odorse the ac tion of the Nationkf Conveilibin at Chicago in putting fcirtilizil for. the :Sititrages onkel' loyal and ,Pati4Otic:•:_niasseWithe nanies- of Umteszs theionquering heyo l for President, and SCIttal,ER COLFAX, ,the pure minded representative of Amerhin! statesmanship, for Vice:PTesident.. Repre senting the hallowed and undying princi ples of the great . ..political organ!zatiOn: which has chosen them from amongst to lead its, hosts or mowers ,on ~to glorious trintUph,= - r their . names Wile,be caught with iStikitic2ieal enthusiasm by 'millions of their fbliow - c0unt . ..4140n and made thfrallibig Cry which:Vial! sweep into the darknees oblivion the Sin pediments metro their way.: - rttpire!lwlth new cournge,'!feelingthat with Grtor and COLFAX as as= leaders of the people,'oVcr; whelming victory site in waiting at the bal lot box, we are prepared for the canvass,_ . and will lend. all our exertio4 M-the advo cacy of ouiculdidates' ciaiMn•and the revin- . dication of-the doctrines so faithfully-repre sented and interpreted by a loyal - Congress. . , As a delegate pledged the Convention a majority of ten - tit:lmam; for Gn& end' COLFAX in loy a l old Allegheny imuntj r, , the Refiublicansl lief, will see to it that - hie , words were true as prophet ever uttered. We not only pledge our county for, that Ma, jority, but will secure :In•Western Pemmyl vania alone, enough votes ensure Keystone State for the ticket put forward.' 11 .re*S.:SESail:41qt . . A loyal country three ;yew's' sinceddclar: ed this man deserving of Its higheist politi cal trust. pyius not mare,the consticuutul brilliancy ofiliitt-militank;liivico . under Divint "troviiience; ,been. chiefly, instrumental in eonducting the. public de fence against the, armed treason. wailing the life of the ger l nhAW , 1 4 1 4JA 9 1 0 1 gtin. the final de ll iomie -tap nation ftfoyetttie • deadly perlia . Of skiebeton the mcotAen acing, desicra*and bloody ized people . baireNeer•int6essflikiitritodi than it waalihe. wisdom in co oritil;the city of purpose, the moderation- :in yictoryi, the solid prOfe ot `an unst < tpassed eminence in statesmatibip;tvliich havi led'a jrisq grateful Penile to crown this: inutiO:azi approbation only ki.be," eaptisaed•by their boundless confidence and theirlituitte4io• Victor at Belmont conqueror at Fort Donaldson, 13ideb; ':cyleisbrui, and RiCh mond, his: idlitary gleiies-cylrahmted' Appomattok ih the'4BllM/3'461y- 41i . .. the: Rebellion and,tbe surrender • of:tha stand., ards which had lor, lour-. 19 0. .fientaytt, defiance of..the Republiciiiritlioriti. But, through all the smoke Or ' O a * even regardless otibi PrOu4l4. iriunitha lazgaria, the eyes of'his countrymen dw elt l loTiftgly, upon the loftier traitedflisrikeierull'elliak-= acter, and the modesty, the: generosity, , the patriotic, self-denying Impulses cf a true and honest heart his breadtWolbinception in counsel, his fidelitYton_settlid pmpse„ his patience under temparary but most try ing ultimatcliiic2 cess—a faith in Golf. his cause, and iris country, rather than in him selS 7 -tmd, the almost inspired wisdom with which he so tempered the hitternesiOr tiefcat ton,,fiLliett foe, as to win from the soldiers of thti Cint, fedettcy not only *el; swot* 'hitt their ze., turning loyalty to' the' trnion-l-thito were the qualities which . marked. him for the popular approbatiOn aid - 2 ezi,liatt il 'Mei& the i r /o re f .ereYer•, ..,: In' is patriotic efforts, during tho critical periods of tivilieogitiCe4B6ff,te' confirm the atragglinVseiithilent of Beath.: ern laYalt.t to allay; the , beatCPrilll l - fair; ' rivin g PetriPite*". t e'_ l a t t!Oerat'i l .the!::iltie4e4, zeal of the ' vi eters, to , 'soothe , the ' r ankling griefs of the vanquished-who,- ,- iliengl once rebels l 4 PasereldwayiP,:fius cans, our countrymen and b ' rother ' s, an d are Yet des: tined to uphold wigs joyabands the stand ard of a common e,5yni17, 7 4,43 man has yet more conspicikquidyffi ir oay r ijh e highest qualifications ottlia iiatig• lappliip, When surrounded:W..% - 514 1 4 : a: 9 t ''''''''..),:, f, ambition, assailed bilAittirwitle temptationeqesw. write raid= treason, by a illitgiVkilda and shocked by daily areielatkliiStritfficlid! and persorohiligkgqitilbgA ppopilo k . Wu; not fiOartal. for an 4 et i r i ntliec.Paill Of. duty. 11ib 1 at. 3 .4 .,,1*4 14 4 6 1 1 ' 44/ 4 1 1 tel ' d ittre - •f viti V tallait public and tonsmagiatar - ' - 4 4. ministereddigivat Aril" ~... ` y e , mud to thiiliatlteWitgifitif di People o n e and inaligifigg ita;rl7, , This is shamanwatbsialkia ,vanatelsew long since' aapeptoitirnbillsidg osa ct , • Magistrate. A great party, represeutiag t ~- ~ ~ .. 1j ~ -..r~5~ v'E~,a4i'f"rs;:,~'»~.L~*r~~,—.+~.sK-~±a..r~ 1222= iOka4pial. sentiment of. dre - laid; honored' yesterday bf national demand, aid they. thrttudlrigca9gt: hint as their candidate at the pond vember., - ; His electiOrill Si `y toreg2ln lita-elo:adtnini*Olon initiate' the:, have. i'marked. his previous caideia7haleatligg . politicai principles . which =wilt! control; the; Executive OW gird Beelareglin ,the rasolntions the 6444 Al* ~ d octrizieS:-1 .Ltb EgiiaJ Justice, tfte Rights of `sit_' COnatituilein • and,, *ISO 10. the Ile% of Christrairkiiiiida* ALTAlicgui , Pielregis' ,wants of .Nationai,. Party bar in .t, Itis to .. this candidate andlo:thisliPitneij ikiati_that we invoke the cordial support of sititiog citizens. r ,c. • to American Loyaity t not: to Salter in the great cause for which it offered • thre, eAktindreil thousand liveatisn'hiily,*, We apPeal to tliepn3~'ion of citizens whq~ three years' 'since.' wearers Of ilrd wele, gathered alxlL/J=EWftailo4l4°o l /A Republic; to pledge their . suffrages to the I great leaderiiiiiiitifitielk i fitlifimuao t-te , ~,r1 r MEE . iripeBl49-_thetoldigpAlth9l. rtekulh lie wliO bared their breasts in battle; f their lives In their-Itindlt;ind 'all;thniihey held' dear on this griOn earth °fib*`'freely save an unperilie4,4l3:tiadoyelia. 7thud rescue froniiiiio still lingiftk:tredson' xiatr i foils& ,Nthiacs: through:allt4Ldark iburiaior'sitabelliOns,' fek. clothed; and eheered:thinadwre of 'tie . Republic, whic mitigated the horrors of . PiblOtuti;" alledistedit&ingfininittthoeliftak, I tlbie the dea , tifaisfilivolonreoraiwg; ad hid& their - fiteinoti in an iiidylng turnout ' kr a liceo t o I * -3 144:1**4 1 - h olitAkP K a l t * - and to ipiardril the libeztlia.)toich their living and dead jtieides haviV risked all' tO: We appeal te lit 4 **adapt FuhlicNirtue, of Christian Morality, or Human • Freedom every where in this nineteenth century ; _of . Chirst, to all who love Honesty and JustiCe in public or private"dealings, ;tb - ,:all'whb late Vice, Corrnption, Venality and False hood; to the friends of American:lndustry,. of Economy in Ex - penditme, of Equality, in Taxation, to the friends. a Honest and Hon. nred Labor, to all :i - rbie prefer that 'the Re 7. public shall be united and prosrwitrous rather_ than loin by sectional dissens}vns - anc its :ina,teT!al, interests paralyzed by the' perpetti. - ateC conflict of classes and ritisi-te theSe we' appeaLto mote for Glum, COLFAX and the Union. - . I ,BIOGRit.PWCA-416.' ' 7 .1 . General Grarrr was born on the 27th of>April, 1822, at Point: Pleatuniti moat county, Ohio. , Hie •fatiuer was , of tSclta/Cdesgerkt, and, by occupation, a dealer 'in leather. - .Tlie7 son entered the ; military academy at West Point in his eighteenth yearend graduated in 1848, standing twenty first‘in rank in a class of thirty nitre . mem- Xie served for eleNen_ years, in t the army, passing through everybattle of the .Mexiban war except two, and lield'the rank ,O,CaPtain iititliWititeibf his -'resignation in %1864 . -Joining his fathertuid a brether, at Galena, Illinois; he engaged in business' as a' leather dealer until the outbreak 'of' e :rebellion in 1861. A few:days\ after:Stop-A tar ryes, firedW.PN drilllng .Contiainy of volonteerk and, a , few _days . latescled the company tatiii Stite.capitat An Offer ofhis services to the authoritlei at Wash ington not being heeaed,lieltifidered Olaf to kw. ...Y in Al 7 l it4A i k9T,/s. o )teyguAldler .. a feyrWeiks service the o r ganization of Lae volunteer forces, accepted; command of the . Tsienty:first Reginient, - and proceeded with it to Missoiri. In August, '6l,_ lie was commissioned by thtrPres' ,dent `as ii dies General. In September,' he took coin:. • wand at Cairo, of the district embracing the . conflux ux of th..C.aoOl TVALLoossqP,I calaker land and Missis s ippi Bivere.' He lose no ir(seizing Paducah, then threatened hy a rebel force, and his success confirmed 'IW *Ave/jug loyalty - Of Kentuaky, and brought it over toting Union HOWon his first battle at. Belmont, Novemberlth, I where, he was conspicuously t inge& fire r having his horse.killed under him, and by hit personal braverY and - military'skill ceived a confidence from-his; 'soldiers twltick has clung to him since on every field.:' He captured Fort, Donellion, February 16th, -1802, and on the . 10th was promoted to be Major Gensial., The can ikeign and kleto. ! ries of Ith,) Port Gibson, (May ist,) Jackaon,(Miiiel4th,) and Vicks burg, (iuly,Atit„) ,follOwfxri in resulat enc. Cession andlniralysed the power of 3.09 1 : lion in the Bouthliest: ' " " ' `His' Chattanooga campaign :Of' '6B,' Aug' v'prbmotion to be Lieutenant General, March i 15t...!04, his subsequent direction the Tinton miles in all quarters of 'tie lion, his personal chtro of-the, operatiOns against Richmond„,tbe firm gra sp with which , ho held fatit'and - the H inaln "poiier of thoi dorifedericyld bay; and , the final cul-, ininatien of his pliftini the tetecetebr hie fall. 9f ißlSlif incintli the surrender of Lads army and %-thegrolinding of tali!? Ail' mns of _alt' these event area tdd IWO!: remembered by our readers to require motilifaiirlitdAtrfef mention. The grateful it'cinioaiiigingitid lid country were evidenced in his itniher<pre4 motion to the newly, °lnce of Gen- Fed, ) ,artd, as theVommanderAstadafpg. rho * armies, during , 441 : 1 of ,:gteat'eivikanxii% said math 43 441444 0 0111 ;la ;ald totillOge4altili*P**Oflidglit ibioUon, her) ever beektioliai4imit 94' assurance of, the land. In - the lielMlGlOL‘lteghlageo•P `and a disk , - Sem ittrIOMM IT.I *Au* the headAt*OWttragittttitialta, e a 11 'thieties. *pit* Ka of the- ultimate - LI • , , , _ ----- ! 4 - . , . .. . .44.1•ye,..4:..;::,..i.f-ilf.i.v:---:k,i,-,,. '. , - -„ .:* - e , ..;..i.41...4. , :z5,-.-, : . . , , , . , ,i, ,, - 4- -: , -T.-- ~.. ~.. - 4S- -..--' "i.s;, - 2:1 - .2-•.."Z ~r...,'..,,&A. - ';:.,...elf r r-,lr-:.:.,",41.:,t.:,..=:..:,t1i,..i r 'i r .rlt,':,...‹:;Latklr i 1 ' --1/4-Nvia ,4 4 l- ' . _ - -t..; ~f' ..:.:,iJ,-44,:e:4•.1.5,-,.11.';-r-vN.;:-,jt r a.-,::rtgrr."-' ,-cPrir?-,41`201X4*1-,Yr'li%-i,VP:','''' 11 ' ' - 7 7 1 sialia '" , ~ 1t,,,,,...t,1,gitc,,, tiit„,,, , .:9_:,,,1. jr.,,.r ~',",,..1. ~,,*-A,,,,.L.,.r4teek.-',A,,,-.l4lVg.,Uri,:i..f.t.4,,„Sitiw„=^^-„:-t4,i.r,V24:2:„..-,1.41,-,,,f,:7,.,14,,'4, ii-114rr.?,--- - . -- .4 i't.4 . -• rr ' - ' 47-, ..?reg.;4 I .RMPW-rr - r . '“: ' - 112=111= AROITMA THE FA.4.0.11C! Hold it high up, - same Strong arms which struck' the rebels down with the same unfaltering loyalty which never, in the darkeit hours, despaired of the Re. PiSliciwith the same .ringing`cheers which , • ilavetinore tha4--PPC9t ranks of traitors, a thrill of joy uirough pa tribt theasts, hope and 'the confident asaur . , ance of victory` tetlitisb who grieved '-over the nation's-wounds I . - • -- Let the old. nag Witfe, boys; 'free in the pate ai of a regenerated laid, arid leading thetcolumrts of the Union as , %Tobn Brown's soul goes marching on ' 16toat over a people whom no power of rebellion - ram' datint;i Whoth the arts: of ,no Areason ,tan beguile, :whom no , false counsels can seduce., whom no sophistries can reconcile to an (Oblivion 4of the- past, wiChylifdear but sad'methories of satrificw pfd tiffering. • • Let the old fliewavi, in its beauty and' glory, over the compact columns of tie V*4°4.'s defcmienc ritoMpti alidifidthrtai in he„ins of danger, whether from- secnstcon-' sigrittfli or opek•lgeEe )o`,. '"may, boys; around , thelsame old flag, which now :heads [4the !arrar for• ~qu,T7r4x andlhe Vnioh r . 7 • ; .„..pranornm; in Ohlo, or en =obstruct. 1 44 river navigation; althonel. uniacceastial resisting themaneuvers of a specialinkz. -eet to procure the legislition of a short-man ,brogyaG Ciffefthigirlisiretatiferidt nao apipiiipgifitlifiktidnet it, andgi f oet A lvi, : up thmontest. Bills were ilenhg; the lAgialt.thir,AlM*•ll#:q/it:'•4°#ccf ress i OMY* 14 1 4 1 0144ie Piifst4As l .iOft , .ipoire Ipso Of 411r14 " 131344 P 1W k*IROO ld i ttif3 iaw Iher w • t . A memorial Sign . whom Y =OM' Somadat has beculatilield 1„,„..•_ , • • ;• 'Vitra *Mb tbilf emoted. safety of anirith-iobs pe4:ll4ewa4lle4 :4111DOghit of '63, and 11 7 66idditee'ed' the deep intensity of thisthie MPS with iihiblitifeir eyes 1ik;431 Vital 441itiRft#ep tiStiiian in view., .. , They• will . now charge hittotth a grelitif power - andlaghel.respon- VAitlef, and he IFW'lliattprate his last mud cktningAiialnpir over Official Corrupt troWititd-Public , . . SCHUYLER • COLFAX. . ' 't The nominee for the Vice Weld4exicy was 'tom March 23rd, 1823;3n'the city, of New yoik,Ae oitlET,:9l, o f,4' :OAR*, tiateffill4, Ef.emainii - of , sitrolirolutiostock, his grand-father l, pctannli . ;4 1 V;yant . olfax.,,,bay T , ins:been - 114 commanding'citlt Wiiivw nal iiigtOn's life-guards through' thellinirtil , 'The :sited of, this sirt!teih,VllMSW Pft4anpittt,,z school'--education, and three years sentiii , ''iiii 'V i cleikt ' lit'lC "sidrAl t? t er removed, with.. Ms ,mother, l to :fit. Jo, sePh-' countY,:- l ifilla* / Foei - ifoßt Ye . * 1 0 Ager, ,he ‘ , W4 B .t:*lii ':it 44 'ln!. 441. i elfilkteOth year' he was appointed 44 .0 0 Y :4_, IthWthanty AtOtotiiiid . ',rent) ail" tol3ontill 1 4 40 1 4:.; ;OmiliOtelini' 'in Nirritn: er the'bri4; 1 . -- - ' In leotfililmune editor and'Propri.e., %. .- or. Ranig4iyaßouth Bend joniitsf, - 1, -a. tythjifirmini. became. : prosperous ,under hit, able management. Alba 'nig;fti, tkrs , I 2 iiiiii . itatunliyun-Reiftiblitaw I In- 1851 he: WWI 110 fithiqtatil e Ciiiiiiret38; but isriiii' beat; • iii i3jr_liiiiiiiiiii"rillijig.tii.: . , In 18:18'6 Nirdsl , e- - Incitilnated on' the anti-Nebraska - issue and elected* two 'thousand majority, and an sisted to procure the eleetkin" of Banks '''in the' 31*ershipafter a memorable contest of sixty ',daYs. His speech.-on 'the ,iltan ;sus Vestiqn.. ,at, that.. session . was, con eidereig. of -, 'tatch':.; ability:, that • hat 'a million. copies ''were circulated in ,the . Can ?via of that? Yttai2 ' From that: date • to' the' .ptesent time; he has been. successfully elect-, ;ii'd byjaige, majorities . . He was the• loved and ;tasted Aida - of. Annutiat LlNdOtat,l , as he has evii`eilaYed' r the...confidence :and lotialrtitijin of ,the Republican party. In • 1883 11e*ag Ahit bhOientifthe l 'Speakerstdp, and ids 'since retained that Position, acquir-• trig A high reputation as a prortin and shrewd v ehairt, and a skillitil parliamentarian.', Since that time, as before, he has been most favorably knoWn to, his countrymen, and hai sectired,,the most implicit,. con fi dence of the Republican PartY, • ._. . When he shall be Vico_.President,• no Chief lOgistrate assassinated tolsecure the elevation of a traitor to the Executive chair. That temptation will never make Scituvuot CoLVAx Its tool. His legislative experience ‘has admirably ; qualified• WM to preside:over the Senate,,yrbile - his political/ friends, the.; *seep of filets)*:countrymen, will nev er find Melt approbailOp. undeieived or their confidence betrayed in whatever station he may be called fo fill.• . .Tl l BlPLATiFOltitk t this Writing we have only a Very brief report; in the way of a synopsis, of the reso lutions. Mach, 'of course, dependi . npon their caieful phraseology,: the. precision with :which great pFinciples have been enunciated in well-chosenaFicivykr — ded, 4n ggage will prove a very impoitant eleraint in the:ctuwass beforets: There are twelve resolutions, which were adopted without amendment and . by en .thusiestie vote. These accept the success. 'fill 'finality o ,iliconstrueition, recognize) equality or tOuthtrn tfiith *tit public creditors,demand an early reduction of taxation, 'contemplate financial reform), insist,ppon econouty.in the ppblic eifeenditureel;4efir)iijiiii.aisaseWikl44t letetdour and the accession of the present l i iiicative, sustain ihi) • Wien -Oft the ilieuise is g the latter, and of the thirty five E who. justly adMitted edit; proclahn the right of expatriation, declare the iympaiii 'Of' "Riinbliezinfi - clili.' op v - pression everywhere, and, gniteftdly ac. . knowledge the .services: of the "Boys in .fistAllea lid saying that this Is a platform upon widohciw , r and S9I.IP,AX , will rally every patriot around , thebanners • • ;Otte •i•• ; 4 r 24z 1 .. .. 1,.1,,' a,,,n0t1-,**Cse'..Repablictin?'l3enators• were Aleaied, by paiOani„Ciiiisti4hitinni From the obUgtidesis -. of an , imOrtial ., jtalg.: 'inent; or thEitatiY; one o:th,ein'*Otddlifivei inoWred popilar.cenaire, had . :he4Ofea :for' an acquittal illinpik . , upon : higki'O n maidcraw tions'of his affleharesporisibility,:' - Whit fs,' , complained;. of is ;that, , 04 . Old:A.11:6r th e ; 4iiiecreints oflast Eiaturday.gaie thovotes . ; ;whickhave Made thein 'lnfanifiti under 0t.,.. - 0, ~'1 :`. ces.ofpersOMd fTtqiileity,unil artilt) deceit irhiclino ',honest: senatoi!_iie94 .l o2:ii, have", -: ;: t , 'and.nO honest; lifan'!nn-eiver.. ex I ::: Or finiet: - riaiiiiniii ' ti4o4l* ' Wait .t he might consider the-new point's. made I ' Mr. BrNatritr;'iitid64t *YlTidiet FOigi. v • '.. a P l aaT 3 ol 4,- aoacc42 - 4 ) , 1 *9a1g 1 1 and: ing-wronghto.which.., must Alive ret: 7.... , . - q . 4 , i many , dayaln . lni, 'ot . eptirti: #,%tkiil -1 ..ini . 1) , fellitki*Aoiiite*ltitioloo Toniaii .1 , pc; r 'Opiate friends. Tntatnum. tonged ~ tits '' , -.ll6gue;lliiti; did heintdlieParaly .n. . .! Ott .all, and ;rose, .....tzenty . ggiottes. ?idle :tnreveal a most . eAt4tltp,.,,itliyAmitgiind - , i ery. ' Ross told everybody,except the 1 ' ...ilit- ';ringt ,. .." , thst.,:ha-shotdd. , Notrlor , font Iti* iii''init t , then , i' , violitted hit pledge. .-4 - ,1..,: • arclf,dartikteittdiVaitlYitritia,. lich.q4iietif 'stand etiiiiictrediertiii Sante falsellooh; tind - Lai:Co r i& •i4,t!irn :of ill thia ', 'fel men. Gawas, alone, , iiioliiinli'aiiiii . frankly honorable in 'iiia 'iipP l ositiOli,'lr*:, the ifii rat:' .. 12 444 . what :4i Triciiiiei ,9t . f.,i,iiiiiiiiticaifidelliy i of tda;,COnisei,his Per 4eonal record has :been 'comparailyely:titi; .ceptioaable thrinigh at difkiinainias. • coNSECIEWN. with -the published rt. port of the proceeding's of the Conservative ' meeting held , oniWedneadaY mieht, the triunes of Gen. T. Al. RowLET,linitedlitates liarshal -of this District,, - and Ce1.„4:31, Collector of the 'Twenty-third Dlerict, were published by a contemporary is Tice Presidents lir the cirgazdzirtion. We feel that it is. hardly necessary to say that Iliose gentlemen neither participated in the meeting; sympathized With its.objeet, nor permitted their names to be' thus' used. they are both staunch_ Republiqui& and take no stockin the soozelledz,Coriservativia party. Holding office' under. the Federal Oovcmmermi does not necessarily haply that, they ire, - weak in faith- or that their names can be adopted with impunity by'the managers of political meeting's celled to give expression to sentiments antagonistic to:theirpwn settled views and convictions So loni, as they_ continue to diecharge well and ably the duties of their respective positions, they will be retained in office, notwithstanding their open confession and advocacy of the doctrines of Congress and the National Union Republican party. IT APPEARS that Senator FOWLER, Of Tennesee,' is, like .Torinsort, a snob, `with whom a. vain desire to be recognized •an worthy, of association - with the "aristoerat; ic.? -circles of faSidOE and displaY at the ( • Capitai;'-has proven a potent seduction to: his political treacite . A writer ' says 'that CnAin,lias ortfunY Yqd uPon 4 44 a we% l E • • ness, after the folio g method': • "Fowler was on of those to whom he, was especially atte ye, Fowler, without being over-stocked, self, with gentility, has, since his elevati n fo•his present posi-• Lion, beconAe a devo Wirer of that per fumed article. social aspirations are, his, great weakness; and for Chisel And his family, since the former - was Secretary. the Thasaryi and one of the= , latter • married plinking% have been the leaders off' toeratic society' in the Citillital,lPoWler WO, peculiarly susceptible tahe'lzifluence of the apostate judge, who,,oubis 4.do,,discovered and made the most of this Weakness; until he p ig LtqqWler, well prepared, Ito yield to: -temtanono'27 , .. . • - • , Waszunottur spy mentions a ru; mor that "'Mi r e , 1 0f:the.* *4o`, elect was lit thef.rrimgettovidehloolz, Senator Rog& Ovei/ in his. politiii. Promizumt Repablimn& have- faith enough in'thet rimmito acquiesce w S.Y _the 0 0 .;eVnimatinn at the ate not to consider the ArkansatibM at the preserkt:thna." ' ? • ' - Cuicmian hati aptiolited, a itinierous, w i toe delegaiion to Alm idanufaeturer'el Conyeition, to be held at Cleveland of the,. 27 th: That , 4 861 0 1 4 a Pr 6 ialaca largely attended and its proceedings 19A. have greatintaFdat, and a laiteit fn pence' upon. the financial and industriallvelfare of the country ;., ISE P Ay iS 1.18 ! 1 ,nv"::-ViOtF??." . . 14* ocratio n eig h bo r, the Pibilrgh ;A4ti grail : crates the , statement that '"Senator VAI4: 1 1 9t,,14 Atli* aigitaants,in;fitsor of acquittbm the, Presi• - dellt,,4ad lirst prepa an. argument ,ihte'rl ing his coniletion.'i' ' • Tite new bta 'of-*Ohio, Sl:4liiirtincidaf;all- penkniginesenting:"st vistble;additxbuit' - ef pf-,African*6l4; has been Oectiied r , 4 6 ;4-.1 stituthinalby Judge , . kimizioan, of . 4 51 ; 11 ** ,1 0eilia beetiteli -c . only Made j,izo! 864: cO`;.i'SEcifeciT 1444: acacia ei-flOyernor-, Atrocmarat to the United &MeiSen.l4% ! #: succeed. pt,i6, enthusiastic:a/1y supported by Au-Republi can mem b ers; r a;,:=l7.,'` .:t 1 1 titaakington Tapia Sunk dquip - senator Henderaon.waa l examined- by *sr 1 Impeachment Manage:W:lml Veda . skiikt: Me said the Miasonr i k delegation. ...f , gi t iofkim, icp, d 'Mm luNd:tilikilP _ phOkiiiirkr:, puint of irietre Harej this vie :and 1 iziforMad *Fi that we ifilesi gene ibdiellif 401 anOt P°40.14) '013fi1iit4444_,./„.2:___ t r L* when andoiiaitelidasmantas Kka iot a t, - Mr. Hendersbn I lad& bb would; ,resiggrabst beat. T Atte Velloctioni, he 7 00nolitasif •tkla. 1 . 1,11 : 13 ! ) . ti v e -limll34nadi Vest 4 iV• ididn.' bfgiovetheinetabdrsiiitendede :ruPtIZIO Influence hial Note..- -He 4tot. they bsd taken ililloand arrormotusvilleta of-the atihject„ asidLweinSidlind *Mame 164 pmvue it with too sty* , fed *bout ' 14 1 #4 1 a tOllllllApOrilid, 9 0011 d* T Z I , Pi' Jsudiaa had - - - - ' ." * 1 ' ifS't 'the ;mind °rimy -Senater. ..n . ielit n o iCabinet' datives, he:smKtbas44Oudg rm'ent to&mnelt of the contioversyzetween Ms. Johlison and Congrow:4111) .riniiiB -from' ~ - the - advice of antneempetent '..- clabliPtcanul that the - Selection of more, able "and juisel -fish men froth either or bbth of the parties •. %ctrald.tatittcligivePefietrtotbetetiett3rand, - rrestorocOnfidenee.to:ibusinesiok: ife;:stsbed, : that nq assurance , of any character „VII* . !ever had beelimade directly orindtreettie ' ' l o lll * by the President, or to any ondblkt:' • no- far :as be knew, and if.: they.- - . had. been .reade:thei could ave no :Mtipellees .10:1* jsdgmeat; .4,er, having ; his ievideneo3;, f 5.., ~ptetWt. , .. against the - tight, Of "the cOrandt , :tee to"etruitine him in matters , rebttineto •kietaiteraj — and said that helm:Ltd not!attend: againtintil holed laid:the-caw before the Senate. - - '.. - ''. ;,•L ..- 1 L. , : 1. y:. i Mr. Johin;cava hden3. - gicsi L quite . uneaay, over the reportthat.eonviettoninay , , be seciped on, the second-, article,. ~.h1 • . Irtitlitri Pitglasintad.Steienal all this Anantrlnithopelesayet, unienkltano43o tog . . '63 traitors. It is eurrsayrekorted 'Abe .• ...:, and Van Winkle Viletes r the that-IC*4 . ' 'fttnti." Tbht lithey,AillitAtt "e 7 , '' **OW' la pat ick i thf afthe Wham"; ' This Mr' L ~.. rutatnt; proper of cotillie, leavit the Yfico6oA:ll4l: conlnetton dye; , aelOttiVatretin -4 two-thirde nuiPtitY.:-. , ,:,•'•-' : ' "':',' • . - ' l ' `,-: ; 141 40.1enit.e*erieribt4**Tigilt a vett rho titgeit , .„..;• , e; Prlbtt. . rarest area 7 einitteil iii•thei'newereceftred o 1 *oat erne .toiiiii :ftri Chi alikoj'ribtllo ; 1 Aspatelm reddiied - ',by!'eaude , _,,,A 1 9!.' -.the ,kePortere. tall , i iiiki t .,...,...-'''; ' ',4OFg Mr the floor 'and' .. : . - - Rlo43lll'i ~ ..!..: 't* . aethitiffik ! :iiiiiptitotet : !irie , peachibent, !fiitiehl Willy': intektiet la ~ Asted3n the chances of ,tlalotbi l eatiol4e* yrtioatelookedialkuttialhataibitikeattlYsla • Of 70104 , Several i tthis s sevenfilleterbeeti engaod ;In Wiled ' ' oniNhntaildni- - thia int 7' ' A-kb - lave , had an iiiteivieW In adjacent , - rOmils*lth parties 'Who are inittreridataietif witnesses before the .managera.:- One , : Sen. - dor shout evidentsyroptoins of uneasinew gesulreiudat eeeferenft'et the • methealt • EpideOptir thitrth. ' ' iliee6peiii the Pltestaighiiiizetteji" " • 'Crtiquict, May 27.-Seventeenth Day.— The Char mks octet:Tie& hp Bishop ,Khrige. The consideration of the :report lay delegation Was made . lhe special orderlor TnesdaY next.. Rev. Mr. .Bingham, of Black ed a strengresiolugon,coudetunsitory:oftha use of tob acco, And-asking the General Pon- Avenctoprohibit bylw the dmisatori ) o4 any ca n didate _ the m inistr y wile .18 ; 04, - dieted to the use of tobacco: in .any fornly add °leasing it with other forma„of intent- Terence. It was referredtp a special on that subject. , , Rev. , W. M. Punshon;by invitation of the Conference; gaVe • a detailed Statement, in regard to chapel 'building in ' Rev. Gilbert'Haven of Boston, ,offerad,A resolution that Inltitnriyall • chnrcb c pallete established shall be under thd contra', of the Trnstees; - and in'no way connectedwitit the book concern.' 1 Mr. Haven also offered ii .- reaolution in structing the Committee on the Book Con cern to inquire into the practicability of establishing, in the City of Nev York a daily religions newspaper. With resolu tions-were referred.' Rev. 0. D. Taylor, of Bmoklyni offered a resolution.. condemning the practice of placing mixdstais.irt schools as teachers, in cases wherelaymenwould be equerry caps . ble of•doingthe work. • ::Rev. •Dr. Wentworth, of Troy, subMitted :a•resolution-ado:11:403 byy his"Conferenoe, re commending 'tluft churches; whenever, practicable, be Painished with Ilbk‘sries for .the use of the pastors. ' • ,• ; -:•• The Committee on Episcopacy reported against - the election of additiotat Bishops at this time. Adjourned. —The piano forte makers' strike ended in ZOncession by the employes - of the ad vance wages - demanded. _ - * ' - '.''' ''. -; ! ',.l3E.WAtir. -.- • •- • , •AlatthaV remorseless and Insidious destroyer °flaw - lituisairraee. • • . -:(•-• ~.,, 4-- , .2..,- - ~ . .if_ ° :,'lme:tl„:i! .''CONST.IMPTION: ~ ,:•,• -.- chef* and Ounqua3 - "Alines. es . you., the; 1 • ra lat .':Whekdfflaarliltlii4): m :orliiliOilarY: itoiitsoo, nein:atter heir" slight, rhe:orrihnr Ois;rd: ' iindPrOaptly use the remeilY eit - tai• fa& ' _•'• ' • " - ',•"•••,,D11: fiILEGENTSCOUGER4TRUPWr-1 , . , o • - ;.e.: , ,,.: , :' , L , •:..1 liati t Vrel/ried= nna . a'u . Ikilard . ifile - ' Cromh` Blina l ire% Pall .tc:Oppreaslott• Mtlhe i Oita . al , teldeltS4• an, Diseases of the: rum.ars'Ors=, iltsguirensid r eettalit' effaces , - has tearfully ande„tidorsed lor many years by numbers or well. Athavin'attreas in our midst. • and'Unstrmerttileates - ateetkoseord. -, Have you a anwiliortilck hasina. )7,lm:reamed from • slight one to one of Derma tit sap? Losenetiniztyreatte , a , bottle! 1 rof.Dß.': Elf VIII-CIDJA*II,-. ii 111 e..-X .V.eb , ,d'Ali i ' surelu . eve' you' Of' the - Its zprationd 1 ayniptoms and effect aimituument Atiriti. , 4lo74otll, spend miserable days and long est sleepless 111 0 1 4144' ' darter's andvain Prom easels of Ast.bn or Indica, „rjr- of:phing Y . Dr. SARGENTtrMueb---dyrup •will'act." your freedom reAteyelyost,x ii*l VW .;gnate• to your freedom artisan: and sof t ' t glee& •.,trp,your - In . weisan, 0 ,1 0141 a iffitti. 1 .cathit &Vial ? . . itauta t tleties den-. r_ soap andli ~, Id b readerred:. I :M aiMIENTI . ) 00 0 • 'ffYrupAndil them* , ,4 nesN• al*/ the nglamtow. ,, andrestore thkuags„. 1 to , wietr -prea tth e - h ;and. 'lrlgor... , M„cadati , • Syrup "Scat:kit and•arreaahlst goat. "W.; whilajoda • . • tat sitrotaffi iseVlor.kr.lor ada bY 1, 4 1, 41n0 , • itia In e •catuda. _ - ~•• i', ,• _ • . - . • -• • I "lPrrilikGf '44! Tairr- Tin • • indniteif more dear to the gloom vi.**79lii blllET,wheu:the. that, ipocingi be - *nit Iwo tbese'fninver. the hialtkbas bet "Wong& 1 4 6 : 10014 ,nifin oui44. -;:qto4Ptilltis the 440' ineani ' Of,res!totration'Jx.,Ciuuta nervous Vi e great dll lculjo hae been to broYidit stimulant ,poslfsidnit enlyniediebiai tactit.,but inejterniarienVrOlet nontvakift-Irrcer AC S t „ DITTEEs. is resortedAo in suetrouies.'ito ben , eliclatetteets Wilt loon beet:memo nt In the army ota t irs and renewed s of the hitherto .dejeeted tient. Experience has proved this prep= , aratten • *the Betnedy of tbe,llg9" 'Primmer debilitp siWgllllllall waver arAsingltroin derange. !n i'= "l .li e Anit=rl§g v o e ll theft a a-the bind of : Lae WeigniNf heavily upon. theawAtha a 117.6 - WM find In the use UtffrifTT I NaBIIsAND 18'1'031MM B Em-itn• e Millins *re t al= We Into their xelp l i n itlestertilw letr.buttii ag i tttelAirt ninid i n v and erifs tter;ro Ileautt ana visor to etr loam 42hose sithoarel la Abe leastnalleted wig Amu% 1 , 10!L - guorcligusea; or any °met Artpkttl me spa thia.r,. Leroui tasesse, , artfte-from , as erad-writers, mould netbesitate to avall th erebelireectt the penes;•• aertrealroto titts great The The immense quantities. of t l InvainwelomM that OM consumed. sad Imett Is iteadlitinaoii.. year ag s teat. isaomeieatto,tow to own tottams• RE • - - 0 Pidrinia7 Ctitg;olP TWEAMIEIyk i !'- icla P i f 7l.lll g • 4 ! 11 , 1 U t!le/agtr-ar• ;1191 1 0 th, ..r i mei***7 0 1 44 4 Zia 4r 4St ii/ Jto l4 i I rill /Wage ditidwee Isdeertteeteet. lofzieita 4 idint g` f Pi Wilt, Afttl* f irn.ltl ' jraWdiii,4Arei 4 k i a g, . 1 4 . ) , i11 i 441 454*aMi1iid 1 401‘4A4 *ritli , treebeeste dowtbreeliety tyre meiltitt,s 1 tioi.i j k l r'*itt 6 tV°'iO - - ' fic; iiiiieV 'lleasrldn 41 ? . ,01k:'fr ;" . I.r. * ) , ' jtkei4Lig, I . ll ' '1 ' : 1:19i 4 91 114 it ~ .? , .. , , t • ~..11. V Jt Mw I2PI,..I.II 74 . f . t'A4ikv.clin4 044 a twireiktriet , ato ta m ISM.** Of epee!, cure made to hlsL6ei ; i1: 4 1"( 4 3(4 " kikllitai 4Ll'ijiiZtii,l7.;, 444 eis l. l4 l4loo746ll4oo, lltithellitodi;dt ail- METHODISM max.; -, .TMs-~.'si'Td~ Ld+rr_, w~~-- i A Post aniPrinee letter says: A. pillage, of the town teok place on the night of Niqr. 'sth, in which4Nlr. J. B. Hepburn, native of w ips shot and severely wetuid. ed, in his own' store. The house 'of 111n0 Hamilton, an AMerican - lady, was riddlettisz with balls, although the American flag was raised over the door. , - s —The fast l oad o ,emlgrant ' arriiedatßiolariairo., ~. sta- sorzcsip.- , kat , .rait * t , - , , ,ki:5ate0,? , ..z05t., ,, . t.t Wantiii" "Ibind," "Boarding, , 9 de., viol eau eradisig,.VOUß ARI tryik wig beiatertect imam columni Act f VW:MT-17VA' ,VATIM it; "lei, , 1 , 4 ,; liddrtiotted title IVB OR NTS. w • `•Mi'vpioinvi*W - iirt- - " - ;!.'' . ! - ' _7 ; 777 Af. • 7PrEati — lintrAtbENA 111 , 14. cV ie ue d e 14 y„,ifV 4 =Z i t n r o me n ti- - tier .4i4te , AddregeemulD ßnSlLh 4•Gew -, a•FistaFfiCe..4ilAV..l- • of. Wit 3.lA37.4dlgibef wit %f:till t ra m 411:srenYrtiriggr e best oft) , Nefbree • g4 . o , l. 9 = s sas,,seiETTZPßlcO. istatioss as -.s.rEst by mee of tweetmeettLeve ~tddmsa 8$ t ;iI WJECIgrAP. - - •- • - •WARFTEO--CLERILe--A. Clerk in • 1 , • Tv. the..iroatittytutstnesst• one -who tustad ''t •;• /S 4 I k 14 4 074 3PI T I "fthll ' ik • 0i,. 4 4 tn r p....- -2 .kry.,090. - dlitimilLip coal . -Ste yfinployment teed. miiminetetreGood horse had itlotrinein.t rtt.pipollic No. 3RE.II,IirIiBL9CE:c Lrorneqptur4eane W and Hantocit street: . . VANIT SERTABITS - male . and F • • for all kinds of work.. ;inquire • 'TEL/AGENC OFFICE.. No. 3 St., Clair St. , . _ . UtL.--Algood 0111_, T'ISTUEET'I for goner*/ boo eetrork - 4 Apply nt No. 19 WANT: ANTE,I)II • tlknela btowders pm be zecommodited vlth ,Ward and lotigtoglst No: 215 rzitwg sr. , • XIIA N TED•L 4 4 O .44 I 4 I EigaIs—VIOOIC boarcl_ll4o trantlroOms gas,: eat be. F at gen t l e menWC, boardinol%_so. For single BICATTBTKFAXT. AlirdtlVl" ---- 410AARDERS'. A feiir •• 'reepeetablii 'young , mien' can be "stceerittim. date4vitb boarellitz en: :very ,reasonable terms; Ijrcf."lB3 ROBINSON STRELT 4%.llegbeny.qty, .; . ..,,iW.,4ILNVitieGENTS;,' • lir ALNITE.W: . • AGENTS.4I6III4II.IIT ; ..!' 1.,: ~ T HE LiloF...r.O.roolP aandriliaridariLlfagr., by* on. 4. T. Ihraotier, - the popular RiatOri , dead for Circular road see Dort . on:a. Address or ap. , 4ply to A. L. TALCOTT 4 ,00.,.,-90 *arkpt u atre9t„,, -, nitabtireb. Pa. ~- 1? '— ' - . ' --' I, I , ANTICALGENTS—itteie ,a FEM.ALfi canveusic_Jor the _PITTS. • tll QUART • LT. l llAGAzugzand'Da. Ea pY'agßrreat work db. the.:LLVE 011.1iIST: - -13rmd • for. Circulars. , MAL pllorAitta- .co.- aro. Fourth street. ' a . , •.. ANTE —AGENT ,.. S•ar o travel through obio f ]Kehl ) . . estern -Peruisrl,anht„ for , tqe• sale of flOi&H. - . 1 yr . LIt4HT,a regular y Inspected article, and cannot, ' ; e exploded.-'A 1 betel' oommlsslorrivlll'be paid:. :•• • I Will sell - any_of the above.Statea or_parts,there-l• • - ~.! 'of,. and furnish tile .I.lgbVat,cost. For uartlen - ,I lays call on ns or send 'for -clrenhir. DAVIS -BROS. -- - • ~ do CO.. Office Jilin. 84... Cleveland .Ins. , pnildlngs, - : i 'Cleveland, O. .- . ~ ...-, ..., • - ... . - .' wmitTED—Hotrar, • - • 11[TANTEIW.;-TO .ItENTAL.: :UMW. Iry 110IISE, da llno or Fcirt Watne'rbad. Ad dress: stating rent./ 5113 . .N1X013 - Di•TRET,)AIIe JaA 'tOEXCItitI\9E;SOV, ;teresl goocvowaland, zur city' Addredll F. uAzarnr. opylcz. . prope ,IVANTED:r-.PARTATER---Ekther silent orActive,_to- purchase one fourth - terest in a SAW SW.l.4_ now doing a' aood 0 . 1 / 812 SVP2 • situate 50 mites frtrat' the city, on a talitmuL sow' acres of valushle slather; Tholollt Is well, built'''. machinery all comhlete.. , Thls. is an. eac.ellent op portunity for any , :zone destrotm of engaging In a 'profitable bustnest. .For‘ particular* apnly_ Si • • tIUTHBERT &,130155, Xstate Agents, No. 85 Smithfield street; . . WANTED4-The.pitline.to know. , :that the Mien of the - Arabian titian is at No. . 293 LI BE RTY over: e stone Bank, and that he imeaeasthily- tzeats ale diseases, by a mode attseatment =ever bawe tuna :- In this city. Gltron g ic Comb oared-11S OM- . "we Nur without medicine .. V I ies' euredin 3eit days nukaut medicine. • 1 1` , - • • • issylkuve • -- -,- - -O. .li4iituted :Virri'Mpg.rtra , . Aridre - 44 14 . . 4 044. 0- . , . : il ier., 416.31311...:1 j j OST-4 0 0 - C111 , 1111D4 100* _cit"R'' 7 PennirOrAnlii , :iknebile: or-!Literserassrent•' a uclum4loWitrithg • 'l4 the tif 0111111. ?egider Wm/ mnron. Lc stptilATTE MCS, On With. owner, Mrs:- SPEZR, , I 4O . OW lagin-etret.i.,,:s visz-P -I • estilfor - on Rob betiretii Cnidir !and r oral, or on Fe dbetween Robinson and,the Market house. a It : ALN.GLABE p Utning .140 and e small ebange: no 'finder. , will ibe_, ••ewarded by leaving 'at. A. ' 1 44, = GILENNIS Store.,3xamer,Moblneon 'and . 7 3 Cralsretreete,er, Ant' , , I .r.livalliolsz.4 l VirioripimA er , kiv."Z ;on Isas 7{ l l Ml 7 l 4 ll : lllll t hi r l i tlige r t=e l ifte.fte:;', 4 ; ti.1,..- =1=3... and - M l * o . fh r if ibqer t ryloga MIN ... ,:.it_ „. _a large latti4 :One al, g en., pitwalon., ~ ~, , :,-,, , ,..4.,,, [ given itt-Itny-iftne.L-111 Ire , sif W. ' at, .1,. , ' Ly. , ..- , , ,,, t , :1.e,, , ,.., [(Broad itteecal 3 evitlePer...). ..t:: rjntrireme t00,.-4.„'. : ; Itei; 1. ,ohlo irennifrith ditellin,44 'base o ' .' - ,t...... 7 :AcfM.. : rootosorlth *stet, gawand path: Store roonigt-..! - ..paript, : w ted PP* the best bletutezilettit plated glass show; qii , ..;:, , , , 41, , ,... 'ettnaorrs ind •Iron fretzt,:' Inquire at °Mee of "FRA. , ' 'WI ' c. , +: , fnr ZIER , BROS., Ohio :Avenue and gedgwict street, Al`: y, , ,, , 4 17? Y: Jegitteny.*, , - - •--,...-- :!,,-,-,,,..' 0,-;,1-).; , ':: IL.. • ) ...„,xv...5x.„.,.._ a PET—RAB Si VON V.E.Piiiii. .•11.,,,'5z"m3Y e51:1 " • 'fit-I've, Residence. - near' 'Christ . Methodist s ri...' ? „.l*- era, with- the eteerdlort of tiro-bsck.,mom.kr— lned. for orgc#.,,4lol4reas wpg.. ppc Am . „ . ---1-...'... bje -1144 7 131 Liberty rentsbibe ten . 4. N o wasbte. — eludes f Jtßi ' J: 04.A.1 4 . Nof Ne 81 xttratseet. . fO/ 44611C.E_, unNT, _ ...sanue;,,EnT"bigen‘di‘te'-all, 'Sri"( 4418141ET' LE itoott gr '47,lvq: • ni .= :I , llitery t . ud arelt,Mehted. , pt, • cornerrourth., v o lik a a ri rLi ; i- i i, nitzkr t iCi tul li"hi ror.o4cp e r ati pit. s l4 .nriou'lme ottee t i ;Ikon . 711 thug. titplaton iroiltainefonm asked. Can %It OrAZ Z' COMlTzeithil i i MI ZE3 r I ARDMS ~' ~.)::k . • Or I! ::- seink , • '•• ~ S ~ ƒ k~\ 1 , IS El h i ' I i , 1 ;~;y~~ „~ I
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