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thirio closed In Ninv York Saturday
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r W iniancr the attention of residers to
anlnteresting chapter, Iry the Minn of
tine corrupt Coalition at the State Capital,
which we print In another column.
Tow Teuttessee.-Coueentkm decides,
by a "Tote of 42 to 20, .lat' Esser of colored
stlfftsge. .Whereepon, the Legislature
of that, State pxepted the result by an al.
csostimsohnoes rote.
Tits Rome paid a very high compli-
Went; ersperenikto Representative Nsr.
lay, he passing, by a. vote of more than
three boon, his bill to regulate the office
cif ftt ties' of the CillIgn . !SaW11111 Printer.
Arsozos to • recent visit by the Board
4 ; BtsloCharitles, ea &fie paper-sayer
The Board bare gone to work very
earnestly. aconentiog themselves with
the condition of lostitntions already es
tablished and considering new 'projects
for humane effort..
—Tan-mew tariff•bM is to be ready for
repprt, to the Bowe, today or tomorrow.
Shamble= coal is restored to Its old duty,
of $420 per ton, and anthracite, of which
our country rhaa practically the mopopo•
Irabee oif the free list
Jsr rokarrangiug the judicial circuits of
the United States, the Hausa Committee
II elded by the advice and experience of
idlikinsigia. II found necessary to
add another circuit, making ten in all,
and a bill for this - purpos, will be put on
ill pimp at imam ' ' '
:Were bate the Democratic members of
the Legislature taken the unprecedented
sto*citlisklng Lps tr question of Low.
:re Witusville-town•lot-new county pro
p-midi:on, unless that bq one of the corrupt
ccieidderations for his treachery to Re
publicmilin..in selling out the majority
which the people guru us in the State
Bowe? •
•Mat Buns; it is underelood, ha}
&Med . ids bill to declare a nand•bar,
twsives miles below this city, to be an
Island, and conseqticnily open to pre
amption, blithe has not yet told us or the
pßblios_ where or with whom the bill
orlgtaated. If he skall continue to pre
serve silence, he will put us to the name..
airy of guessing, in which cue we may
do Injustice to an innocent person. By
all moans, give us the name.
TTz cora elsewhere, from ttie Chicago
Buttes, very forcible 'article entitled;
"Create a Home Market" The Bureau
is alhonthlijotrue; devoted to theCom
inertial and manufactming Interests of
tha Wrath:wee, and a powerful adtOcide'
of the doctrine of protection to home
7174 gibberirdl3ll price; of but
OO.per for thim handsome and ably
conducted qtuirtO, is a mere bagatelle; it
- stupsidterprateptly pald, and the Bureau
, by ercry Mend of the principle :o
protection.
•IT m generally admitted that those no
torious bleeds of the Erie Hallway zing,
Mean. s Gould and Fish , were thoroughly
holiest 'at their own. game—the specialty
of deeeptfon and trickery—by one A. IL
Corbin,, their,partner in the gold specula.
thms which culminated in the September
expknlon. They went out to shear
everybody's sheep, and were themselves
neatly shorn by their muter in craft. As
lured, they made the fatal mistake In
such mistake, by trusting Implicitly to the
old'saw of .'honor
gir Trus PASSAGE of the bill in the
House of Representatives, to abolish the
freaking • privilege,' there were but fear
teeti'vOles in the negaUve, one of which
was cut by Judge Woodward, of this
Butte. is not surprising, u the
party to which he adheres, although hear
t:4-VA'mute of Denim:racy, has long
beei.illsvor of due privileges. It was
the combinstionof aristocracy and serril
ity,—thr :tie former cannot
.exist in the
absempe of- the latter—that caused that
party to eland up se long and ratouliy
ht defence of slavery.
TFlCualltion, journals obey the logi•
cal necessity flowing from' their isiegably
ratan treachery, and protest spasm the
sptesonf - thorcrure Bat this - will not
male honorable men forget We baseness
or such fellows as BUUngfdß Godscbalk
and Reinoeht; Who went Into - ihp caucus
on Treasurer, and were In honor and by
usage to, be cgispolled. by its ,docielogt,
etnitllsliolda r eituali trite of Atilei;: the
Crawford traitor, who,*by palling off, ac
cepted for himself the-same obligation.
By the subsequent. salezot their honor,
these men hareearned lbw ithima which
auks them u the dcad.bests of Republi
autism. ,
Tax gspztrccxT 81IXATIC has passed a
establishing anew county called Lee,
in WPM•:ictteirket imiereL
ilmeree l s4lt b&Wiretoris'llud bed; to
charter an association bearing the name
of Lincoln. Jesup. Bright, formerly a
toiled &Weis, Alenittde fittplAdians, who
Is now alrentacklan and a member of
the Legislature, fiercely opposed the be
stowment of a charter. . upon anything
bearing the name of Lltoolle;hiit to call a
county Lee, in honor of the commander
in chief of the 'armies cr the rebellion is
all right The enmity of , that. fort of
Democrats is more virulent and tenaMoue
of life than that of • rebel:
Tag Republican citadel of this. Com
monwealth is found in Its-Western sod
Neuth.western counties, and a large part
of our nujorttles have always been piled
up la those very districts which ,electM
is el the renegade Senators and Bepre
sentelima In these simple facts we dud
the etrempst towns for lamenting the
treachery Which has nullified all the via.
Lotions remits of herttfought campaigns,
width bas thrown sway the fruits of vie..
tory for Ma dirty prim of personal cor
ruption. and which hu aimed a fstaltdow
at the flepubllcanlrat of Pennsylvania in
the very house of its Mends. It sapless:
ant to learn, as vs do from every hand,
that the holiest, untlinchlng and unpur•
chsestilerßepublicen messes of Erle, of
orstsfoei, of Baler, Beaver, Mercer. Vs,
mango,' Warren and Lawrence, have eon=
b undatitand the situation, and that they
will repedlate their faltldess servants with
• blistering Morn. " •
Blued the Pittsburgh. Ceesesercial has
keen. the• organ of the Pennsylvania
Ratlior - a itetPoration which it isle
Maned unable to shoe in terms bluer
'sough: for yenta past—it denoun ees any
conspetidon at this point by the Vander
bit,latirest. What shall the public
ttdak f 'Would the aiessureial have •no
piespetitlon here t Would it hind the
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••
community, band and foot, to Its own now
favorite but only recently so 'much tra
duced monopoly ? Its management, how
ever, knows, u well as we do, that there
Is no Vanderbilt, agency in this city, un
less, which the public suspects. it be the
management of that journal. Its impu
tations against its city cotemporaries have
long ago lost the charm of novelty, and
even the faintest semblance of public
confidence In their truth: Therein but
one journal In Pittsbtl ai wlfich ban
earned, for itselfithe naive ly admitted
reputation - of falsehood as habitual as its
infidelity-to - our municipal interests Is
markod--and4hat .jourual is the Pitts
burgh ComoirreiaL
TER Houtz • Consul-= ox Thaw.
TOMEI responds to the general senti
ment—to which the President gave re
catAy such marked tate:nee—in favor
of a public policy which contemplates the
earliest possible extension of the privi
leges of cijvism, to the. Indian tribes.
The Committee's bill, erects the whole
Indian country into a territory, to be
styled ..lascour," entitling it to a dela
gato in Congress. The next step should
be to confer-the suffrage, for the election
of that delegate, upon every Indian
who can read his ballot. There
ate thousand, of these red.men, es.
pecially, , among the Creeks, Choctaws,
and Cherokees, and about the nlieons
'missions in that territory, who havd .
already that very, high qualification for
citizenship. Except by the extinction of
the nce, - we can see us other plan so
effective—and certainly none at all, can
sonata with an enlightened humanity—
for the ultimata absorption of the aborig
inal tribal, and for the complete 'elution
of the vexedlndian problem.
A. Hanntsnuno correspondent of the
Meadville Republican. deprecates the
severity of an outraged public opinion
toward one of the most notorioua offend
ers in. the Commemwcalth. There may
be force in the:writer's concluding lug
gestic:Da We quote:
Senator Lowry, who has been severely
Crittalsed and condemned by his former
friend., should be dealt kindly with.
That he has erred. and inflicted - an -in
jury upon the party that gave hlm
cal power, thatoouilded in biros sacred
trust which be has abused, none doubt.
Ws remember that •he is an old man,
whose mind bas been impaired by the
e deemed paralysis, a disease that alwat s
affbete the mental famaltlea. He can
hardly be held responsible in the fullest
sense, so let us bear with him kindly
until the termination of the time for
which he was elected, and let him then
retire from the political arena to enjoy
his declining years in peace.
A lettelt from 2rie to 'the EGirrifibtug
Telegraph says: -
The gentleman has been a dead weight
to our party over since ho played a role
init. We bays the,onlyconablition that
this lean trent:tic= act has burled hint
politically so deep,that. there la not the
dilutes* hopeof resurrection: The very
'eat lie occupies in the Senate he pro
-cured by bribing a sufficient rmmber'or
delegates, three years ago, to aecuro bin
re-nomination, the nislorlty or the It,.
publican voters at that time having clot
judgment on him. -
THE DISTRICT JITTuRIEETSHIP.
1
We com-from the Modell, the fol
lowing leder from Regrmentatiim Nso
LET:
'MESSRS. EDITORS: Perhaps it matters
not to the public who were Instrumental
In securing the appointment_ or United
States District Attorney, nor would it ren
der your article on the subject leas inter
esting to add the information. It is prop.
or, however, that the gentlemen in my
,district who . were parentally interested
In the result thould . know that their
claims were not overlooked, also that I
-had no part in the transaction. although
oternizaut of the intention of the
' Opposition would have bean-fruit
less, for no persist 4muld have received
- were flattering mate of coolldence; non
would there have possibly- been given
stronger political reasons for a chime°.
Yours, very truly. •
Jen S. Neater.
—ln using the exprersion that "them
could not possibly be given stronger po
litical reasons for a change," we pregame
reference is made to the fact, that the orig.
Taal contract between Mr. Carnahan and
hi, Democratic Johnsonian mod : ate, Mr.
Moore, for a division of the spoils of the of
fice, was freely displayed on the floor of
the Senate. •
THE TARIFF QUESTION.
Tbie is not the only country where the
poiniu ;Lind Is agitated with the ques
tibu of,protaction. In .France a atrong
Party splurging the abrogation of the free
trade treaty with England, which it is
contended, is inimical to French industry ;
while, In England itself, a partyls grow.
log up :whri insist upon a return to the old
and long.continucd policy of protection
under which England roes to her tinex.
tripled proficiency liiprodietive industry,
and hat fait wealth and commercial
greatness. The advocates of that policy
believe free trade to be a mistake. Per=
hats they are right; but we think that If
our country were as firmly established in
manufacturing supremacy as England,
and If labor and capitil were as abundant
sad ;cheep . - here as they are there; we
Should favor, the policy or free trade.
Feasibly, however, even tinder thee)
ccidittons,. we, might be wrong in so
doing.. ,
There aro natural laws which, If proP.
trip observed, might guide men to correct
conclusions oa • this . vexed 'question of
national economy. The free unrestricted
exciter:tie-of. the • productions of nation,
on the same zone, and in nearly the same
latitude, in which natural conditions are
almost the same, but In which social and
aril kited conditions are widely at variance,
as tie the caso of Europe and the United
Stites; is .I:l2lWiie; :While between the
affutoni of the tempoiate and the torrid
Vanes, where thc conations are naturally
so'differcnr, and iccapable of "change in
that respect, 'the interchange of commod.
ides . ,niturot be too free. - Were this 'dis
til:Alen kept la view and duly consider:
ed, we think it would soon stop all 'con
troversy on the tariff question in this
- •
We might follow • out the argument
baled upon this natural Mw, but it is not
necessary. We merely mention It, and
leave the yeader to pdadei It for himself.
rosrAL paaviLeags
12221
&fora the week Is over wb trust to ba.
able to congratulate the country uponthe
absolute libd incondigonal Ives' •of the
frankinit 'Privilege; it present injoyed
and from the earliest period abused by two
departments of the Federal Government
The voydn,Gui ilotuutwaa.deciaively in
favbr oftite'bilifichiot, to terminate the
prltAego CM the filet of July next, and
tha concurrea ce,of the Senate is eegardcd
matter of COMBO:
One provision of- thmbill—titat Irma
abolishei the free delivery of newspapers
withle „the , . county, : where printed, and
Which taxes all exchange journals with
imstage;-will iall.soremly : upon both the
dty and proirincial prem. The tax on ex
ehrtngcs will be specially onerous to jour
dais lire the flaterte, with Its courtesies
sad cenventeporst extended to .crery, part
of the itepabillevarhtle the country, press
may experiences still greater lots, from
the aptatuin of *Smear unthinking peeple
to prefer, Man qua! Cool of subscription
end postage, the newspaper of a distant
city to thdr own local record, which de•
servertbeir • support dist of all: If the
Senate should amend the House bill in
these particulars, by restoring the 'mist
legei thus cut off from the journals® of the
coontry7making.thess two Ore ./rely snap-.
*mu to an otherwise !Weeping. abolition
.ncjffl tree mail molter—We should regard
the exceptions as justified by a fairly com
prehensive view of the relations, founded
on necessity, between American journal
ism and the well•instrected intelligence
of the popular masses. If Congress
cannot go so far on both points, and
would only yield one, let the free circu
laticin within the county be retained, and
the tax on exchanges put on. Of the
two, we freely admit the superior merits
of the fiat claim. But, if the reform of
all the exiting abuses cannot be accom
pihthed without placing journalism upon
the one, common, popular footing, all
paying alike, then let ue have the reform,
sweeping, decisive and with no excep
tions whatever. Better so, than that the
present movement should • fail altogether.
THE RETURN OF VIRGINIA
'..Tutogras,- the mother of BtatEa, is
once more In the Union, and her sisters
hall her with real sympathy and - patriotic
affir.tirm, and joyfully welcome her bock
into the family after her - long and dines
trona wanderings after strange gods.
They feel like killing the fatted calf, and
making merry over her that was dead
and is alive again, was lost and is found. •
Although she comes back pobr, and
peeled, and shattered, yet her future pros
pects are incomparably better than ever
they were before.'
Had it not been that the energies of
tirginla were . crippled by slavery, she
would In all probability have maintained,
to the present day, the position among
these States which she held at the founds
'lion of the'government, first in numbers,
in productive power, and in political in
fluence. Bat, clinging to UV dead
weight with ever increasing tenacity, it
sunk her do" ti lower and lower In the
relative stale, until there were none
found so poor as to do her reverence.
Then, becoming envious, cross and die.
contended, she turned and fought with
her happier and more vigorous sisters,
and In the strife was (earthily battered
and torn. Slavery perished In the fight;
and now, freed from her chalmi, she
comes back to begin a new and better
life. It Is like a resurrection from the
dead.
We think there is a grand titters in re
serve for Virginia: No State has a finer
clitiate, none is richer in minerals, and
none, which touches the Atlantic coast,
has more bountiful soil. Her numeious
streams give her almost unlimited water
.power, and soon her beautiful valleys,
hitherto desolate and silent; will - resound
with the voices of busy multitudes, the
whirr and clangor of machinery, and be
made luminous with the blaze of furnace
fires.. No State has superior commercial
advantages or more ample and secure
harbore. Her future Is fall of- promiee ;
and, for the first time, she will become
truly prosperous; and no men will mire
sincerely rejoice in that prosperity than
- those who, under the sad-stress - of war,.
carried death and desolation into her
midst, and stained her soil with the blood
of her erring sons, mingled with their
own.
The restoration of Virginia and her .
sister erring States to their places in the
great family of the Union seems like a
pledge from on high of the endurance of
onrnstion, and of the perpetuity of those
great principles - which were asserted in
1776, but were never Silly established
until Richmond fell and the .armies of
Slavery and Rebellion succumbed to those
who stood up for the truth that "all men
are created ecinaL"
BLOM( EU.
. .
(CorresMidenee or in. rlttsbargh Gaseste,)
liAsiussuno. Jen. 28,1870.
Allegheny county is among theitleaf
favored to rearing ltepresentatiyes .of
whom - any county might feel pmud.
Tames L. Graham is every inch the Sena
tor—sedate, grave, dignified—any man's
interesta would besets In his bands - His
head 13 level and Ma heart Is right.
Timms Howald is can of the leading
working members—able and reedy to
speak when occasion demands—aule to
attract and to retain the attention of the
Senate on any question he may deem it to
be his duty to speak to.
The interests of Allegheny county and
of the State will be carefully looked after
by the delegation in the Home. There
was no mistake made in Bending Hunt
phreys, Taylor and Kerr; their close at
tention to duty is making a record for
them which will bcaptiroyed by their
constituents. Many are rejoiced to age
Alex. Millar back In his place; be is aline
specimen of the true chriatian gentleman.
He la so well balanced that he needs no
watching. All know that he will conic
outright. N. White is the reamed,
quiet, effective worker of the delegation.
Large SS *nab° egPeetations of his serri•
nes, all these expectations will be met.
The Deacon will Olt the bill. Last, 'but
In no sense least, comes our genial friend
Jos. Waltotka , man who has made lila
own 'destiny. Trout noyhood up to the
present time, WA strokes. have all been
telling strokes—while honest beyond all
question, he has managed his ovin private
affairs with success, and there Is no room
to entertain a !light as to his faithfulness
in the affairs now committed to his hands.
Allegheny County hashotiored these men
—they will honor Allegheny toasty.
Nano.
Igptcl3l Corresplo.linet or Pltublarrh Onrett • 3
HARILIII3I3IIii Jan. 29, _ 1870,
Permit Me, Ideates. t ditore, to call the
attention of your renders to the recent
vote in the House of Represettatives, on
the - question of publishing a record or
journal-of the proceedings of the 'Leg's.
!attire. When • the yeas and nays were
called, Mr. Walton did net answer, for
the reason that heves engaged oath tbe
Governor when the vote was taken; fill ,
lag ad appointment made the day previ-'
one. Mr. W. did not dodge, as the pro.
(feedings would indicate, but was unavoicl;
ably and necessarily absent: Walton, is
no dodger, butler gentleman of ba4.4
bone And nerve. ald be been present
ids voice .would have been against the
record. Yours, etc: YOST PITT.
The Coalition— A thepter In iii Early
Ifintotyrincerettlng Revelations.
,(Tioa the Beaver Itad'eel 1
The Peonsylvanitt Railroad Company
was a Oarty to the combination, and there.
by hangs a tale.
When Irwin, defeated 'OO, agreed to
make no more trouble, and wroth that fa.
moue letter,. now I believe In your pos'.
session, in which be witharew from the
contest merely to make John fiiiatt United
States Senator, it was agreed that he
should 'be reimbursed the actual eost of hle
election of the year before, and should be
strongly hacked •foi a leading political
position in Western . Pennsylvania. • Ttie
cost, aforesaid, geared up forty-eight t hou
sand dollars to which the good humored
General subserviently added ten thousand
for contingent expenses; making In_ all
'Arty thousand dollar', which aunt It was
:understood • the Pennsylvania 'Railroad
Company was to pay. The steal of $lO,-
000, and his profit for the year, e etimated
at 03,000, left Irwin In decidedly better
condition than It he had been ro•elected.
If beaten he was certainly not badly, WM. '
neighed. But the lint of May brought a
decided complication into this lovely ar
rangement. The Railroad Company, had, ,
meanwhile, deMined to ratify the contract
and denied any respuudbillty thereupon,
and the d-1 was to pay in addition to
the $OB,OOO. Eighteen thousand dollars
In cash were hastily gathered, $lO,-
000 of which Irwin put in his
pocket, applying $B,OOO to Ida ex.
perms, and a wealthy friend" as
sumed the load of the remaining $40.030
with the understanding that it would be
settled within the year. The Incoming
Stale Treasurer was no party to th e Li ..
moment, his election haying cost him
—newspaper stories to. the CODUILTI-.not
one farthing. Mr: Mackey went into the
Treasury, Mr. Irwin went home. ..
Do you remember the "Low Grade"
railroad legislation of last session. The
bill exchanged $3,000.000 rd the bond' of
the Philadelphia and Erie Bailicad In the
sinking fund of the State Treasury for a
similar amount of bonds of the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, gild out of tha proceeds
ITITBISIIItOII DAILY GAZETTE: MONDAY MPRNING, JANUARY 31, 1870
a new railroad was to be built to take np
a short route across Pennsylvania to
New York, of which our friends at Sd and
Willing's alley, are in constant terror.
A million and a half of interest accrued
and to accrue upon the Sunbury and Erie
securities,.was cleared by the Pennaylvs,
nia Railroad company, and lost by the
State in this transaction and the oncon
stantionality ot theact, so far at least ar,
this amount was subtracted frotn the fund
specially appropriated by the constitution
to the payment of the Slate Debt, was
scarcely questioned.: But the unconsti.
tutionality of the law could scarcely affect
the seauriticain thelitads of new hoid
ars, andlonde in possession of them, only
a long and.tewlksis litigation -in-equity in
which no individual could compel tie
Railroad . company' to disgorge her
. - -
Now the , story goes, that ;when the
Railroad Company - declined to fulfit the
unauthorized contract with the expiring
Treasurer; a caucus *as held over her
delinquency, and Irwin was instructed to
hold fast to the ilitate Bonds until the
mammoth knelt down and paid her score.
Another story is that two hundred and
eighty thousand dollare.were to ,Ixt tltt•
mended before the delivery, and a fair di
vide madd all aronnd, but the find Is the
truth. Scott, however,,talked the head
off lrwin'end thespirit motet biro in leas
than no time, and _he handed,Over the
bonds upon the assurance of the Railroad
Company that lee should be remunerated
from the Treasury akany coat or hazard,
taking in exchange an unatamped mort
gage on the Allegheny Valley concern,
which, I am told, has never been record
ed. The Auditor General demurred to
the procedure, but Mr. Attorney General
Brewster was telegraphed for, penned in
a corner by Scott over night,_ until he
gave an opinion in favor of the constitu
tionahty of the law, wheniway wentthe
bonds and a million and a' half of the
money of the Commonwealth into the
Treasury of the Railroad Company. The
It. R. omelets then and there announced
that Quay .h Co. should receive a beating
for their presumptuous interference, and
Tam-inclined to think they have got it.
Mr. Irwin's confiding friend was left to
carry his $40,000 and tread the wine press
alone at his leisure. This is the secret of
the interest taken by the Railroad Com
pany in Irwin, and they wontd certainly
have been miserably faithless and un
gratefed had they abandonedidm. There
is also a story that dealt had personal
grievances; that he alleged Mu Cameron
d Quay had , been *e.heating him right
along fora dozen years, and he waa going
to put a skip to it, but I give this little
credence.
- By deliberate Judgmentlauted
uPott lifeong acquaintance, fp that a
man who can cheat Scott halve legal
right to do so, and that he won't com
plain.
This was one of the elements which
combined to make a desprate battle for
Irwin. This alone has heretofore been
held to be irresistible at Harrisburg. To
this' are to be added the $40,000 friend of
Irwin, who controlled several votes and
could see no way or getting his $4O 000
out of the Treasury without puking .$40,.
000 more In, which he proceeded to do,
more promptly than akihully, at theprop-
And yet another. gigantic Interest was
involved. You know ail about the Erie
Canal and its proposed enlaroment,
which will be vastly bentfleial to your
commmunity when Out 'entargemeat takes
place. 'But do you know precizely how It
is to be e n l arged: " Here is the pabr—
Reed, of Erie, owns nearly all the
hontle and Clock of the concern, some
11,800,000. It Is worthless or nearly so,
the corporation paying ono dividend and
rare interest. Mr. R, agrees to dispose'
of his stock and bands for halt a million.
It has been or is to be taken by ; J,-B.
Moorhead and others of your Western
capitalism, and Scott and Wm. G. Moor
head and - otheri or Philadelphia. I can
give you now but a general outline of the
arrangement—the don'ts you shall have
again. It is proposed, to take from the
sharing fund the bonds exchanged for
those of the Sunbury it'Erie, last winter,
amounting to $3,500,000, and appropria.
UM; them by leer to the Improvement of
your canal- The 11,800,000 of old stock
sind,bonds before referred to, are to be
radii - 11gal for an equivalent amount. of
time securities which ought to bring par,
in the Money market, the shrewd pur
chasers from Reed, thusrealizing $1,1300,,
000 on their investment, or at least a cool
Indlion after suborning the press, the
Trilobite& and other ii be, and
paying the expenses of the Treasury con
test, For yea know it is neueuary to
have a Trewurer who will hand over the
bond's on the signing of the bill. Any
citizen of the Commonweal:ha:tight enter
the courts for en injunction, and trip up
the speculation, If the officer was tardy in
delivery. And here is where the hope.
Pule who stacked up a hundred thousand
to elect idea, expert to get their money.
When Mackey's defeat was arranged,
Sara. Josephs, the leader of the Demo
cretin party in the House, came and as.
cured him that he must-not coneider_the
Democratic vote which wordily coat for
Irwin es properly against_hien (Markey)
personally. "As between you and Irwin
many of our party personally preler you,"
said Jesephs. But - we are reaping
such great political advantages from this
coalition, that all considerations mat be
sulk oneof sight lam very . eorry to
be forced to defeat you by tb-as means,
bit my duty to the-Democratic party
must come first",,. - ,
We have lived there 'our great party,
After a brilliant victory, openlyaold to the
highest bidder at public auction.- To see
Sam. Josephs—elesder in the Democratic
parry—Thomas 4. Eicottwbo nevg east
a Republican vote—'t General" Dm Sarni
—a copperhead -rich from' fattening on
corruptionfor thirty years-43ana Moon
.. 2 -4.iptilltical hybrid end s 'quitter" em
ployed by the Pennsylvania Railroad to
bore, and that only--leading the Repute
limn party Cry PC interest of a monopoly
whose friendehlp is tyranny, and whose
policy I destruction to everything but
Crestlca Huge Matiret.
Tom the Chtzsee Bora u.l
We see that the present depreesed con
dition of the wheat nearliet is treing used
by Joel - nab in the West as an .argument
for a change of employment on the part
of our young fawners end others engaged
in agricultural pursuits. It seems to us
this is a very shortsighted view of the
ease, and especially from writers in our
section of the country, , Item* of the
• noprothableneriofcroP fur one, two or
more seasons; though that crop be the
main one of the section, Is It amend ay
gement that It should be thterlyabandon.
ed t If followed, how. would . such 'a
theory operate among our merchants and
manufacturers I It Is a matter of great
surprise to us that sneh -a course COO
receive the parlous considerstion of any
Whatever , other perisitits . sre
absedowidi 'let young men noterdy ding
' to; but then in larger numbers their at
tention to.„the soil, Agriculture Ilea it
the foundation' of all realstrealth. It Is
ennobling in Its tendencies, and in' the
long run It 'gives a more certain reward
for toil and infeatment - thau any, other
occupation.
But there are lemons, farmers and oth
ers interested in like pursuits should not
foil to learn-freer'-the present crisis.
Among others, we will allude to two that
appear to bard' special importance. One,
the folly of .a relithes upon a single,
though staple article, for a crop.- The
other, the necessity and value of a home
market for western farmers. , Planters ai
the South, -for every wide extent of coon.
try, can Ignore this counsel. The eine ,
rime of the past ten years continua the
statement; not that cotton liking univer
sally, but that as an element of Wealth Its
influence is 'nighty, arid that it can be I
raised ler our Sunthern States, of such
quality, in such o=4, and at such
price tui to challenge the world for atm
cerslul competitlon.• .This being so, the
taarketfor, mix the world, and the crop is
under no circumstances dependent upon
home consumption, -for improthable cul
ture. It is far otherwise with the wheat
crop. I,,et us examine some of the causes
that have been,st work so effectually to
reduce the value of this cereal daring the
year just closed, • -
In-1808 there was a good yield of
wheat, and the past year a math greater
one. Were this result. confined to the
United litotes alone, it would have been
most_ profitable-, 'but 'unfortunately,. the
' great grain prod acing countries' of Europe ,
and dela had at the same time, their stir.
plus stocks 'from the same cause; and our
dependence upon the foreign market so
exclusively, has caused & large portion of
the loss to our producers and commis.
Lion houses. Baden/Welly. (Waltham's!
pressure throughout the country,•in fact
the world, has bad its markedeffeet upon
the rearketi but to give this as the sole
cause of the depression, as do sotheofour
cotemporaries, is far from the AM In the
"There Is a No t rer supply of
ye t at
the great graabroad, and yet ire
face of this fact; large quint:the. hive
continued to go forward, forcing the
market down to a point lower than it has
reached -eince the fall of 1860. And
causes are in operation, which, unless
they are chanced, will continually work
this result. Year by year the centre of
wheat prodnetion moves westward, and
year by year,do Wall greet operators in
crease the cost of freights, and add to the
difficulty of a distant market by theicex
torgons for transportation. How is this
evil to, be remedied ?
First, The farmer must ace and act
upon the necessity of a greater diversity
in bla crops, eo tlull he shall not be en
tirely,caePeadent upon a single cereal, or
one Market. Second, be 'must see the
greater value °fiend mike the greater ef ,
fort to establish and supply a home mar
ket. • If this Is done, our agriculturists
will cease to be unrequited servants of
European markets, and American rail-
roads. They will make common cause
with that class who above all others are
their friends, the manufacturers of our
metals, woolens and timber, who will
furnish them with a
~ steady accessible
market, demanding , for its supply a great
variety of crops, for all of which it will
furnish a constant demand, thus giving
for a single crop and distant market, va
riety anti horns consumption; and in place
of uncertainty and poor compensation,
steady demand and remunerative prices.
IT IS the opinion of oven those opposed
to Sherman's bill, that it will pen when
a vote is reached. The Senators from
the South and West have nnited on Mor.
ton's amendment, making the new issue
$00,000,000 instead of $40,000,000, which
nearly assures its adoption. When the
bill is disposed of. the Clentus bill will
come up for action, and will occupy sev
eral days.
VARICOSE OR BROKEN VEINS.
Thoumande et preemie sofa Year IA and gear
out with a broken down mmdlticitef the Cebu
of the legs, which In our thou are sully re ,
tiered and frequently susceptible ,of more, and
eater ON only beet.. they do not know wheris
end to whoin to apply for relict:. Net, to give
the needf..llnforreatlon In cane like the, seems
to W a proper date on part ot the nerrepayer
Om; end It rhea ae great pleasure to be able
to recommend alt scab r, SEETHED. or 167
WOOD STREET, whom" vast number of appli
ances, sad tde great s2lll In'ebronle
enable. him to afford the greatielemouet of re •
lief that the present sl Meet wham, can afford.
fleshes the.. vartCose ; c:lntlittone to which su
havotiferred above...therd L areother sources of
lucoevenleare and suffering, such asenelliags
and abnormal growths, 'stitch the Doctor, with
We appliances, !a earn relieve. _
Then again ths abdominal swathe sssss and
elthlegfeelleenteniter to Marilee: lee source of
tedrible suffertni 'sad ersiety; for three the
Doctor bas belts led upperttre which we so
constructed u to insure atleastiounealty trots
suffering when they do not promise *certainty
of care. . ' •
The Doctor , . experience corer. • period of
over thirty years. besides. a lateral •Ptomo for
this department . of bt profession, mates elm
morellon ordtharlly he mete: log that
10 a/Ogled apes meters gthetallons by as
[beet of the Drove: , meths to °Street the *eraser
evils, of Itself be a stollelent cause to
ea Wt _uot only toe moo tlo. of persons them.
sewn. hot elem.:aloof aillat cheer: ihyslolans.
IC , l**ei wee. ”el Ifedlethe *tore, 10T -
Liberty street.
Jistraax.2:s,
A BODY AND BIND . DISEASE.
inch te dysperoals. The Moseach and the Wain
are too Ininsmeely allied for the use to setter
selatout the other, so thee All 'inhale and des.
pendency are Inteserable., It maybe added. too.
that Irritation of the stet:tech Ii altiott !neatly.
hip accompanied by Irritation Of the temPer.
The Invigorating and tnnehlilaing opened=
or Floeteiter.• B.ttses le most poserfullTdeecl•
oped In case. or tadteretton. The west efrset of
this agreeable ten!e la comforting and enemas
mans. A mild glow Yereadee the system, the
chronic oaeleloess In the restos or the stomach
I. lessened, led the atria. rtallesenMe vrltlch
chatuterlem the dlseue la salted. This L im.
Pe: Yemeni Is not tranelent. It Is sot eucceedsd
by the Winn
,of the old symptmis with togper•
Wed fem. as iv aleeeyethe eats when named
estel stimulazta are alley tor the mini slot.
Each dole seems lOUS:tan arienamail maces
stem of heals/ant , levlirOrallteli 'But tide Is set
all. TM Spent Mani eutl.htliesai spree :mks of
the preparatlt n ere reaceely emends, In Ito
37 , .'4%i t a. 11 ttrt , grite7;.ZI:= I ATVIM
and t o ..
If the OlNlery *ran., listen
and to.. lilt,, toped end regulated. , The olfeer.
op the discbasetec organs is salutary. sal le
caem Of cohellp•ilon tee eallmelle &mon Is Just
sugeopent to proothm to r e ,e•lteo remit gradnahy
end without pail. The hitters alto promote
healthy evaperetton feces the surface watch Is
gerl4l%ll.ii, ' t b st l7 Vs!Vl:C=rettl ' t.
cheek the natural es...pleat:on and a... , re ,
getlun of tie river...n:lm and colds. Tea Oast
an, tnse cl th easren.tne t
Vegetal. d' lt , es t f o s
ruv 4 e
east..
tlally
NOTICEIB
• WNETZIYr SitYluue Tl•sx.
January Al. /819.
arAN:ELECTION FOR DI-
Rsul Ottsll I this Sank to ..ere fur the
auttu.ea , year WM be 'held at the Banking hoes., Nu. 59 FOCIVIIm awe. Os TUattuuli, EBRU•
/AY 1411, Igo bat ec name the e
t re
uma two. .‘ • - lAN IC NELL •
o.abler.
.•
ALLSOUVST VALLZTAMU!. to CO.,
Zlttobstroy tf aosary 04.1170.
rirSTOIL KBOLIDE US
. IJWAL MEETING.
The 'Regular Aeons! Met lug of the 2 tochhold.
erg of the Allegheny VAlky'Rallnesd Company
WILL ber,held at -Use OPFICZ •OW TII2OVIA.
PANY. lie. P/let street. nglebergh, oa
WEDS/MOAT. Pebresry 23d, .111 TO, as II
° .443 a a. , et. her Iher , rtAge of sleeting aßoord
of Manage.. for illus-Anteing leer, =A
,for the
irenesellog of :nett other hnelsete se
"rube
3121:tral Bhhae*T.
rg-ziNAr
DRY CM , OV YITTSIYNOH, PA.—tlre
4ettaaal trews if itro Vieeeklolderi of Das Cona
pan:. will be he'd at the ohlee oa• Ilia street, on
=ET robtaaly ►W, at 11 o'clock r.
..relict' thus petr iftll ha an Wafted Der
Pa2t,Bl Xbrojil:P. Triagurer.
01Mci or Ptrnow66n LvsoaaloCz Ooh.}
Corn, of H.rk,t acd n mar , ran.. . •
• l'lrresenun. 4anatly 0010, 1810.
arTHEl , Awiral, IELEcTIOI
.661 , i;341 8 7. g ai r riti t =TgatIg '
,0 4:1; 0 14Q3::.`t..V.Al'e 1 g.'rot 9 `111 , 2:1
. O. HULTZ, Beal...try..
DXVIDELD,IDS.
QsitCa 01,811EIRIOE Emma voireaslN
-.• cruet WO aulltaltrosClitnets. .1 •
Dip EC"
of 00111 , 11,7 'Me th "T ,
2. 1 %. r iall i inlerg i lVENlPPrlnAril
WO Moo Woo Ohoo4 Eight porcsa 4 l ol 4. o . 4l ‘
of 11. coallnimit aud. •• '
ED W. DaIIaIDGE, pb e.,
T.J. Walall .I , ecretarb_. • • --I•Dulf.
NEW 4.DVEIS
RTIIIMIIINTS'
, ~.
JOHN 'T. , " ' GRAY:
House 4E4 , Mutt Paptter,
G1134.11 4 !Ma AND isa.ealEirt,
by 4f Matti Strife., •
• Stft•lS testa hind ttml.) ittbstelf. Ps.
WATCHES! WATCHES!
- Abotbei . larceluipt:
.. ;NiTatchea
. .
Jeri reaped nt
• 1
WADY .=&
101 119 . 111 AtEFLIT,
'IIIISTING oLsigutr, lror• LTD LINER
NATatifarrom aporards,
VUOTTLES
CHINA. 1 64.111 --- 14 ,--- • -
QUEENSWARE:
A large wort Mint of Jaw Nitta , ea and shapes
Jest reererad. AI. o rioted use Brlttants Ware,
- Vsres mad Periaa Ware, now. opening sad for
" 10,4 T 4740. 90e.te at . t.- '
• R. Emilie Ar, tcri3 4 '
AU' le. 189 =BITS 1118 EL
REMO - VA:L.4.
mecums Firer,: mew.
ABBETS. $1141,6411/.03.
MARKET FIRE INS. CO., N. Y.,
ParUcipatloL
AZI 3 M: telhl4llL4o
13comentitmt. litiro Ina Co., Hartford.
Al Sall% 4160.000.00
/11DWAlitO L IFIII6iBEL Agent , '
Nmolr , a to 108 IMITIMI AVENIII, between
W.dandlisalt4l44.trait.
sTovna ;13 D TINWARE,
rrafrilita,CPAl: 802.1:Kr1EZ1i0201.41:..
, " P. pinewls;
I=l=l
ELM
;,••
NEW ADVERTISF.JILENTB
SATURDAY, JA
ISPEC][..4ki,
VTILLIAId
.l ~ \
Nos. 180
FEDERAL STREET,
At 10 Cents,
Light and Dark Calicos,
A GREAT BARGAIN.
At 12 1-2 Cents,
A GOOD dItTIOLE
4-4 BLEACHED MUSLIN
At $2 75,
LADIES' EMBOSSED FELT SKIRTS
WORTH $4.00.
At 87 1-2 c.,
6-4 TABLE LINEN
A NEW 12 . 00% Or
Black and Colored Corded Poplins,
AT
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
Nos, 180 and 182 Federal Street,
ALLZONENT OLTT
DECIDED BARGAINS!
At 61le. Ladles' Hoop Mils, latest shape
new eletn goods.
At 110 e. Snit - Shoulder Shawls.
Al 71e. Kull lhouleer Shawls, like size.
At 745. Children's Knit Clanks.
At fie. Boys' Wool lined Back illtts.
Al 7k. Nen's Inc Top Wool Lined Buck
GIOTtI. •
It lie. tan's and Boys' Wool helm
It 101.1 e:, lan's Wool Lied locks.
At 40e„ Ben's limy Grey &rim Shirts.
At 40e. llta's Heavy Aray IE6OO Drawers.
At $l.OO Ladles' Serino Dedersests, good
qua icy.
It . $l.OO Ladies' lona° Drawee, go
quality.
New Goods Daily Opening
_ AT'
MACRUH,GLYDEd, CO l B,
78 and 80 Market Street.
HORNE & CO'S.
lo Order to tt,ll nutter'elect stood. tears
out atterotl Inventory, we will eoutlnee
to offer our 11:0tS St
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Many Goods Below Cost.
- Woolen Goode, Hosiery,
Gloves. Underwear,
Lace and Lace Articles,
Embroideries,
Millinery Goods,
Saab. and Bow -
'Satin and Bonnet Velvety,
Dress Trimmings. • •
Cloak Loops and Ornaments,
Boulevards Skirts, sto,
AT RETAIL BARGAINS.
TT If 79 ail4R4Er feritXVlA
SAID e x pINLV THREE MI
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY.
. FOR SALE. ; , •
On a long credit If drafted: In the Seventeenth
ward. (trarrinneeillle.) 100 lbenlnore or Ira;
Madan on flutter street. nmurlnt tam. 909
hat to naramta idled. 40 fad add.: with two
homes on la, noting for $940 pa:rear:With
tha beat aofr, water, end parlt, abrabbmy;
Alto, 109 feet mare or los nfroatlna on Davison.
dreet, running bag to . aald Samadt dram 310
fees, with one holm and a good aprlin of wit
water. Beat for $340 per year. Bank plena
doatiOns large gam:aides of loom and arim.s.a.
It. 11 , -lwilLaell the naked monad at the rate
of 14,900 less M. bas ri Gently .berm valved by
Vlawan for *ettret Vase by; sad MI the laalrovn
meats sia a filrfahmtlan.
AIM, to min than fear story Warehouse an
Um toner of Llbirty and Haarmea dream:rile.
harab. omayle4 bt Slearra.l4. Ilnoattorirb.'3l...
t i c . .. 90 fat front on Llbertretrint, 410 fain,
oh llincoyk and 90' fent on ligehang•
Bantams op rreommendatlrn. 490, lour two
rtartßrlc/Crlormaa. alt. In area; art rooma each;
thOre MI a floor. on tarmet Meet. Atlelheay.
npar Ifilnd.l9ool Bade' reel3B3 each
ler year. tillao: Arm mina or Modal laud with a
nbw pentad .nn d papered Brick Homan, Brooms,
• *mkt honae..two wells, Mauna, amble. an; ta t
:loners Inow nedda. tiler any can be boaght on.
a tong media, or short, aa It =hymn purchasers.
. traprlre of W 11.31913, at John Ham%
• • No. 939 Itherty atreet.Pitiabarab.
Jamul= 1. /11.10. Janhate
°'44' gIIGS
V
D-•
io: as Toon= AVENI7/3.
CE1.1129/LED IS •
AMETS 93 . 39 9 3 79 99.
Dete:tallr. from 9 o'clock • . M. to 3 Wolof.)
-ri N., and, ISATINIDAY ILVENIN99, from-t.y
4, to Norember Vet, from ' V to VO'eloill, aed
from November Ist7Bo Diay lat, from 6 to 9
•
D. .0.
received of all some Of not lone time
ON LL AB. oad n dividend ,of Jai proem
twice • year. In Jima hod Dem. her
gtefrat bre hem arelaredemal.annoally Jam
and Droembrr. Mere the Bent was organized, at
:berme of sinner mot. • Ye. ,
fauna.. If Sot drawn cot; is planed to 'the
creditor the dromitor as onorlpol.an• bean the
tame Interest from the Cut days of .lone awl
Deeerr.ber. •oomirmuding melee ,a year. oltliost
ra .bii.o : 4P rrgy:t. " l:4l,ll4=Ll
I , twelve rears.
, Book' eentalolog the Ohartet, Nr.Laws, Boles
end liegalattari. lemlabed [nate, on apples.
lion at the ollm. • - • .
TIERVILLN.
. • Me minannmai
w. Pltr • I 0 ..
. T own .
otn
It. tbo4taperitz•
tresArit
ititiOWE_Aftat..
IteDJ. rataTstopk,
James limiluky.
Mud,*
Chrlilfip
•
fitc,„
Walter P. Mariam %
kr`d"ilgtVett.'"
tiLlftnryywieVllTP Jr.,,
l Alrx.dorTinT i t
NOLLIM.Van Met.
W. J. Anita:len.
Calvin !Wain..
49 t pb rr %C. F r e tri„
11l Bur g ieln.
John J. 4illet
uysta,
Wltilaan Heves,
LirkrultiV.rt!
James U. Kelly,'
Tat.“ - nzaCtIAII
61CMAIT-Jalge
L. IL FULTON V. J. MILUSIN
FULTON & WOMIN, -
PRACTICAL P 2,1721113.11113.8.
GAB AND $T AM
.1 , 17111 EN,
Mb ►mieaae.
_' ',gear 4144 i Itroit;
, PITTABEIBAIN, PA.
Loan*. Gush Hoar.. :Gm 1111zusam at k %
Itath Tabs sad Wash tem:lda. lips Apace
Ifllslagh
All anslllacr Rasps, lad ghp.o. ca ,
always =halal. Pablas sad ritYttill 1111114n'
shad sp dash Water had 5114.211 assay
appfratO• . 1 .1 ,61 °A W.aral7 aztes!lat
Fiur on te,E. —JEN talllEs Aim
Inatatrialmw. l o4 . ll. l " l44- 44 44 . ca 7
csinsa effsitidath" 2 °.
Dana rituauzzli. Pa
•••'-!.,, •
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NUARY 29, 1870.
TIER ALT
SEMPLE'S
and 182
ALLEGHENY CITY.
At 52 75, aNe Lot of
LADIES' EDDIED CLOTH SKIRTS
WORTH $4.00.
At 81.'75 a Dozen,
Linen Table Napkins,
A GREAT BARGAIN;
At 25 Cents,
WHITE HUM TOWELS,
Worth 37 .1-2 e.
At $1.50.
WHITE HONE! . COMB QUILTS
Large Size.
A Complete Stock of
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S.
Nos. 180 and 188 Federal Street,
ALIAS BENT CITY
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS,. •
Corner Carroll and Bsoallakaalit»etik
WINTE WA D,)
PITTISERIIIIA3I.II. PAL
WILLIAM SMITH,
MJLNIIIACTIIEBR OF
CAST IRON BOWL PIPE
708 GAN ABB WATER WORLD.
L'l d pes n at i gn=ralf.Nr i t t rlyy ,
el enters:
Coatings for Goa & Water Works.
11 i
U Z Al
i.":)
C) . .. q
IN
. CI
,S, 0 g ca m I Z
M 4 g Z 4
61 41 1
-- 4 gi ::
r, i
I=l z 4 4 w
0 1 c. 4 xi p l i
tr 0.
21 01g
'ca 1 44 I
M 0 : I t'
F_IIV". RI I
0 14 1
g , a :4' 0,
!LW. FORT trier .
FOUNDRY ..001111111:
; opprall AND wens,
TWEIL r H STREET.
ibirrastraGA PA.
Engineullonlag Mill INa
°binary, Nail Machines, Re.
tarts. and Castings generally.
Murray .:& Lann*s .
Florida Water
inost celebrated and
most delightful ofidl 'per
.
furnei, for use on the hand
kerchief, fit the toilet; and
in the batlajoiSaleihy all
Druggists Uh - d' Perfumers.
hatluvri•
R . SAD 1. BEATI 1 HEALD 1
coi . taie • •• •
iklnOted 0110 minute, :orittinut Weeding ei
lag soteness; Bruslow Ina Insessed HWr
Itcroovorl in t taw 1221tates: ointratlono par.
!brined wilboat min or blOodshodt
Pertket comfort Imrseillatatyl . .
poloonoor soodtclnonoenj
.koOn saes operating!
=Waged and Stiff Joints treated sueseurstly.
7sai4.istio !mit cnittnntas earedlna raw MIT.
Satlahoston elven or money ranaded. Good
city Ileteronent even.
01lea Bows from 8 A t it. io 12M., and 1 to GM
Eliatlayi, 9 fa 11 A. X.
BomembEr tke plus, No.i 411 'Sixth street. alit
St. Chat, vis stalry". •
Ds. D. DETZBDOII. Plttabargh..Ps.
de tam*. •
W. J. AND1GH0UR........b. ti ItILLYVOULZ.
MONONGBEIiI FOUNDRY, •
W. J. ANDERSON
r u atnr m i sus nic a l ea ttoary
Outings of an Description. •
AFL ',ottani:lm paid-to ARCHITEOII7.'
Blau H CL . VTIA,IS and to Cutlass Ant Witol ow
Er grEF T A . pt i r .b.ri loTriA7—N , /110 WASSE
'IT LIC NOTICE.
lining beta spixdated liAlesa4 GAS Nana
IaaPECTOR far Alleihear Commis, mob. Is
hereby given them esadtMe necessary cake .4
Me chanted Teepee Yeekleary eau be prmehied.
I .111 be toad at the OMCE OP SSE , NA.
TIONAL ToONDBY AND PIP/1 'WORM
Tereatr-lblet sire. nest Pcw, Plasbarith.
Jaime au sad ass Meter tampechme.
Cm"2lll"lm:LAL3X))Emptr,lisce *
,tm,
tweJga and Donned Dry Goody
.1115.; WI WOOD 11110111:1;lt.
TlYrd &eat above Ellaseand •
e=!;:=1
ILENDERSON .1 Lit 11111erlifinFili,
li zo Llbrare ... .,.. Dealer,u
ItUts
NEW ADVER'TIBEIKENTS
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be received at the odlee of the Chief Quar
termaster, Ifilltal7 DI, Igen of the latetwurl.
Chime°, 1111no1e, until 19 If.. oa TUMIDLY.
February 1, IaTO, for the treenenrtelloh of
Government troops. attlitarT. Geetrewornt and
Indian supplies between the following points.
as tedtested dente the time from Notch 90,
18714 to Oe tober 14 1510, vie.:
Fro,. hr.. Leafs, Mo., to elonx City, Yankton
Agency. Fart Randall. Whetstone Creek. Lower
Breton and Crow Creek Anodes, Fort holly,
• Big Chesertne and Brand Meer Azeneles, Fort:
Rice. da.evenson. Braford. Canty Cooke. or ant
Poet that may be established at the toolelltof the
Igueleshell river, and ton Benton.
Blom Wyandotte. Kan, to Moon City. Saar
i*. AgnneT, Port Randall. Whartene Craft,
Lower Bala ad Crow prat Ateaelee , Ton
Big Cheyenne and Grand Liver Azeneia.'
Porta Rice, Stevenson, Buford, Carp Corte, or
any poet that may be natal:abated at the Mouth
of the Maclean]] river and Fort Beaten. •
Prom Tort Leavenworth, Ban., to Stout City,
1-.. kt. Agency, Port ItithLW. Whetstone
Creek, Lower Brutes .4 Crow. Creek Agenda,
Poo Bally, HIV , Cheyenne nod Grand River
Agencses, Porte Wee, Stevenson, Brit.:LC.lp
Cooke, or ear poet that mat be establishedat the
month of the kteueleshell rte. and Port Cent..
Prom Casaba, Neb., to Stout qtty. Yankton
44theT, Port nand., Whetstone Creek, Lower
Males and Crow Creek Agencies. Port Pally,
Bir Cheyenne Sod OTOOd Biter dtenetea, Forts
glee, BLITIMUKIEL. Peon/. C.. Cooke, or any
egar, that may be established at the mouth or the
Yesclesbell Itlvsr and Port ffenton. -
From Mora City, lows, to Yankton Agency,
Pert Randall. Whetstone Creek. Lower Brute.
and Crow Creek Agenetea, Tort Bully, Rig Ch.,.
inane and Grind Myer Agencies; Parts R er,
tktrenson. Buford. Canto Cooke. er eay post
that any be establlghed at the month of the
Irceeleshell rarer, and Port Benton.
Peon Yankton Agency to Fort itendall.Whet.
stone Creek, Lower Bruit. and Crow Creek
'arena.. Port Bally, Big Cheyenne and Grand
Myer age:idea Torts Mee, Munson, Buford,
Camp Cooke, or any post that may be caul:Bett
ed at the month of the Mnselenhell river. and
Port Benton.
From Port Randall to Whetstone Creek, Lower
Endes and Grow Creek Agencies. Port Briny,
Zig Che7ennz and Grand Hirer Agenelts, Forts
Wee, flteveuon. Bribed, Camp Cock*, or any
Post teat may be eatatlithed at toe month of the
I/nonlethal' Meer. and Fort Benton.
Prom Whetstone Creek Ageney to Lower
Brutes tad Crow Creek I genet... Port tally.
Big Mamma and Grand Ulm Agencies, Ports
Ft ea, hievemron, Bn!ord, Camp Cooke. or ►n7
post that may be estahnslad at the month of
the Enscleettell river, and lon Benton.
loom Lowar Brutes Agency to Crow Creek
Agency, Tort Belly, Big Cheyenne and Ormad
Elver Agenelez, Ports Rice.-Sterr neon, Buford.
Carlin Cooke, or toy vest Mar maybe ea:o.ll,llmi
at the moan► of the lltuaelaidtell river, and Port
Benton. •
•
Prom Crow Creek Agency to Fort laity, Big
Cheyenne and Grand River Agencies, Tort, Mee,
13.7.1100, Buford, Camp Cooke, or any post
that maybe established at the mouth of the
Aluseleshell river. and Fort neuter,.
From Yoga gully to Big th, venue hod Crud
River Agencies, Furls Etico.ll.ler.. Bo rord.
Camp Cooke. wr gay Post thattnny ho estabashed
at the mouth of Muscle:hen river, and Fort
Prom Big Cheyenne Agency to Grand Elver
Agency. Forts Mee, Stevenson. Delcrd, Camp
Cooke, or any-pos. that may be establhbed at
the'moate or. the Mnselealudiriver, and Tor
Benton:
Plum °resell:leer Agency to Ports Mee, Bte•
•031109. Burnt, C. Coops, or say post that
ashy be estebtlehed at the month of the Muscle
shell river and Port Esmtost. .
From Fort Bice to Tons tithreuton, Buford,
Camp Cooke or soy post that nay be established
St the month of .11usolethell river end Fort
Brat..
From Tort Stevenson to Pert Berard, Camp
CW.4 or no 7 Yost that may be established at
the month of the iluselealell river and Port
Emma.
From Port Bolerd to Camp Cacho or any poet
Una' may be tatabliabed at the month et the
igniclashell river and For; Benton.
Front Camp Cooke or any post .that may be
establlthed at 'the Month . of the Y.c.leshell
river, and Fort iteoton. . .
. .
Proposaie are also tovlted for thetraroporta.
Stec ot troopa and acyptlee, during the reason
*Ora ]Web
U. 1310, to October 31. 1370.
Lou Chleaeo, lillactle, els B mot City, lowa, on
through bill. ladhot. to all the pilau above
illoax. City that are above &beetled.
Bidders will state the rate. (separately for oath
month from Earth 1101 h to October slat. lillo,
laclustre. the date of atomic` to determine. ttot
Me Co be pald, at which they will ortform the
melee
from mob of the rwithog Points to the
several palate of dastlastron alsorenioned. 'as
Lt. The tete at which they will transport etch
others awl soldier feeble mune to be provided
roe Whom. sad 14e sol nee-weary ractittles
for Cookies their rabbits. which will be supplied
by gip qovetpleatl. • , •
00. The rote per 200 poaride at which they
trin teellwmt eupplles. • .
Tha t rate . at which they transmit
tattle;wabalaacca,cartyoragota.
itk , a - Utehaha lot feeding the autaaaL to heti..
Ildeallyirteambut.)
&plat prefhrenee will be given to parties who
Olin and control hens. Boat, will be expected
aiwaya give the Government freight the Pref.
twine*. end to no ease will be allowed to carry
wriest, to the ...reins lon of Government freight.
The eentrae or veal be reeelree to transport
stores by land In the event - of [Mini° by water;
amid all stoop reeeteed by the contractor for
PeerPortntioninurt be delivered at their deed
anYon within the year 11170.
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Bidders Eu pleue airs W e rate at erltieh they
will furnish trouper [llion down stream
'thaugh for that exele-Ive pupate no boat xW
bore quired logo nto stream no lesa to bring down
at least 160 tons of Government :Might. The
otostraetoifor transportation from Chicago vslil
not be renulred to flunlet any donii strums
transportation.
10 ease the coaldbellair pooh to sorry
height as mettle. the Gayer:nitwit Names the
Mgt. to welsh the tinnsportatton as thee:.
orate of the contractor: and: nothing hereto
contained shall be 14. .00SSLIS144 11, to prevent
the Government' Iran traespoitlaglta sapid*
on any of Its own boats.
Bidders are inforrasd that no belt loaded•wlth
Goyerament stores will Jr allowed to go aboye
Mean .Cltgammt, drawl]. over three sad ono;
halt Get water. As ao boats *lll be requited to
go to points above peen City with leas then oar
hundred tons. bidders Will state the rate at
width therwlll transport dt beetroot. o( troop.
of 100 or more without freight,
• Ihtdirs' should glee their names in Yoh, as
their places of reddenee, and each pro.
• Itellarrinet be socompanled With 'a bond In the
PM or 1110,000, aligned by two or more resum
e/hie 'permit, guaranteeing that, to use the
Matratt le awarded to the omen prolamin& It
will be accepted sat, enteral. tato, and good andil
radiant , Manny furnished by. said pang. Ia
ageordaime with the terms of Ills advert.enttit.
The contractor will be reciairca to give baud.
In the seta of 0100.0 -0) coelnindred thonsend
dollars.
!be pert) to who* the award ' h
made, eaus
Le prepared 0 execute the manta .t once. and
Lo Etre the. required bond for It. 1111001 per-
•
- • •
Tao alitVerament names the right to reject
Jay man aura that may ho onntell. •
Oopf of tianktoret of oustmet both for trans!
titten from St. Loata,llo.. sad 0111.:M.41314
to be extend foto In the event of award, MM .
blink bran of PropOsen;m4 be had by applle..
tthst to tam oak*, to the Mae& of she enter
t • L . I)epananent of tte 11 tosensti
.• L. Louts, Mo CUM Quartermaster. Dew,
melt of the Platte. tlosahs. Iteb.• to Brevet
Lleatenzot , 13atetell , James 11. Mo ore, Quarter.'
master. Mot Loavenworth Ken.. and to Cantata
/me flMllsa. . Ansfatitat trdlao s knave cosantm, biota
2.oo , aalaria, tranaportatlon. teem Louth •
Me.. should be indomeA. • •Pfooonals tor Arm,
T. importation og lb. 3llsothrt Meer. , hem i
Loots, Mo,,etn:. and them ter u mar °elation
tromflnalhanw•sf cowman for Army Tramper.'
tatlon tuna ettleaglll., to mints an the litts.
'earl River. " and
e/m
d to the ens:red..
Hy eider or me cialaTanautaaeaaa,,ner
, ••• • v. Artucann. •.•
mantiat' vaatamanai 0 en. at, Unit , d s
Army- n Offer tpartmennster 11111tary Tel.
Malcom 1 the
f!!
•
TO pEnsoss HAYING LARGE
lIIIILDINOS. WITH 811C/Lig POWER.
ItYMT . —Wanted, te , rrnt.'ner • germ of pars
with privilege or buying. • lan* belidhig with
ilvent Pelee/. and Eatable for inajoatiftoring ag
Heliltural Nagle= utaripd other ilightmoordnery.
sod *par tO or oolintoted Lib • Nierid+T•
oudwiti, - 81. Loeb. or Pittaboigh‘ preferred, of
point as added river or railroad corr.
monieatien. • • •• • -
Paragon having reel, proPertr for rengor tale
will please add... aa. with. Paillenbire.. ( * .riot
ext• at or/corn/ow, ankonst of poWer, not Teat and
who rowierolon can be had. • ' •
.Ai( • 'woos. Ohio.,
THE ADNINISTRAT
cLosiN
3mwsr
Is NOW in
BRK
NO. ''s9 MALltmc
Alen/ article has been reduce
80 d;11s. Said eaxitiaivelyibr
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS, Ste.
CARETS.
NEW FALL STOCK.
Oil Cloths, Window Shad-eft
DauGGrArs.::
ORU6GET. SQUARES,
Ingrain Carpets,
At the Lowest Prices Ever Offered,
BOVARD, ROSE fi GO,
Zl FIFTH 31T2i172.
PA R P ETS.
REDUCTION: .
The alterations and im
provements of our Sales
rooms now in progress, make
it necessary for us to im
mediately dispose of a large
portion of our stock of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.
Hearth Rugs, &c..
Many goods will be sold•
at prices below the present
wholesale cost. 06,11 atone at
OLIVER IKLINTOCK. & CO'S,
1 28 Mai Avenue.
aci
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Positive Rethiction In Prices
PIANO COVERS,
Mosaic,
4.rsuinster,
11 4 4110th Russ,
Crumb Cloths
etc, '4c.
41'61111111 BRUN.,
Jri,. it - . r am/ arm:rag,
ABOVE WOOD STRUT:
WOOLEN- DRUGGETS
AND
FELT CARPETS,
ly 11, 2, 21 3, 31,
.31 and 33
I'd RD WIDE.
:BORDERED INUAIIES
/tunable fa - Parlors.
DINING 8001 CHUB CLOTHS,
Woolen, Linen and Cotton,
IT LOWER' THAN ILLST 131141
Notwa,ta...e 2Ah tz : tall(dimba.n.4 t.s
11'1 1 1111AND el: COLLINS,
71 and 73 Fifth Avenue.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
THE. FIRM OF BAILIFF,
BeeWx CASSON was Olsen/ alltrolvel
hy mutual vossent, • JAJITS M. Ciat•Ohl r
w o lLta s. osiltla Innen' to. Jo s e p h inA
lye. holtratto - L eill "1 1 - en ttc t 4.lll T aea l t ' a g ear sod
make Immediate unman, Inn all venom. Akre
lag claim. Will oreseotpo kame John it. Wak•
Lop at dar once, 68
a¢i~orLael w fettle all *d olf. l 4. "'"' " " Debt .
JOSErH C '
, . Bot/WN. •
JAMES AI. CA ..FAM.
/Lurk/haat CM', Jo arms , ill7O.
iv rattily/ from the Arm of Palllff. llroont
Corson t moold.ule the. pportoolty
010 of espres
g my thanks to my frirmle tot...them pan _
Mayon, and WC old retpeettully mild/ acontmn.
8., of theta rforora.for the firm of ba1.1.4
own•
• • • .
DAILIrP d BROWN.. Puntbara, nag and. blwaut Pipe Fltterr,ss raderal •trt et. AlleghouV.
p... vault, r turn their thank. to their' Rlean. Manna ant, the habits generally for tht leaner'
'LLhentr , .trgpa deer, a period exteen . ggoven,
La yea,, *nould retheetlul.y wan it • eta,'
titillation of their wo esteemed tarots for the a:ll
griglewlgrut: • • • t
ild•ta
TAPSOLVT/ON•
Wier 'POINT
- JA)WAIIT I. 1870. I
The tree of 6311T11 fr. WARWICK has thts day
been dissolved,, by seminal consent, Vat.
wics »thug.;
L. H. H)[TI7.•
wm.war.mcir.
.. The begets, of the tote DM wl I be seteled
tail 'ociertlined by the linderegoetl be der thviltrox
L.la.- SMITH- & CO.
patr:Aas LIITHEI: H. SMITH
DR.
•Cieoraiaultdi; 'I32.CAT ALL
aziyate dlattuelitlyphllls to . all lta Olt
=t e d? -Ttrn crt:dt ' ii,V.l.6“,'Lzar: re!
winiiians' toe. leipotetry, roreittee
o f other nave, fad which orodeoca
.626 or Um following greets, ao
a le. bod
ordaream. Inahreattoct,ocrammptlma. alemtem to
totter 7. nomaalinesa..drao4 . or ratan math,
lote. rierem-r, indolence, aoeturnal =tracer,
and doolly to proarratleir Ma totawal Oyotem
reader marrlsee tmcattclootory. and therefore.
tar=lare eaft4. Faroe.: leP.:
o.66. , prsoarer erdelteate,lottleateo.; t
or loot etanoLng &malt otiose ocoofdelut eboolfa ••
ifiTo &baron. ors - trlfl; tot never -
outuralar ett.--otlota
el
all Female ettem...,.
Vistas. Leurcrethra or Pattel..
matins Cr tneeraMc ft of ate. 'Womb, lyrarltle.. ` •
ortrnb. :oar nombuc a. ateaorrtme.s. Drama,
N=P 'i Tt ' lla
ala ntr-rrit.ttnxt. yhyskixt who eoultamio
hti r talt anchulvely to the tty of a cortala class •',
of ' cams amt !roots .thoossods teams to
emit aNtrtre'rreater ertt In tint 4110 " l
tat arogibl i lLeti 1:;001 011:10ti14 01:
aid
tri ce[.
...... +tClloa:paattfoen eiln i teW
or by' mall far two etemps, hah
to *Poled emerlo;, , eo..
Every oettetwon etiolates
loon
to the L
dieted. and *Albite), ereln to deter:doe th e pro.
ato, flare ebefremootaratc. ' - •
Trot eatabiloturunt, etropristat .ten drOle ,
Is ceotral. Wheo lo not coutentfAl. tot .
?feet the Mfr. the . Lector , . optolva emt ots , '
m " : 1 = T et i :fat i.Vrt 7:,r 14 , g.terett'''
pr,..„ Iretedlietr...6olrweer. l'..ertOt•eil
ecelletelnatior abeolnitely reeeseary, 6.61.4 ina
6 thet646lllDeen:la letterelort 111 related. and '
tor the arsomm Um: I (coca ostlea.o tbsrtarw
ano--tate.ts cool:Lotted with the orate that are pro._ •
tided et& every nulat e east is clueutsted ter
Pr , .6 1 6 nee6rer7. acted:or medicated 'amt.....
oath.. ' . .&11 or.arrittotts am prepared to the
Doctor% own laborsterry, ender it. pc/WNW
oarleton. par_ralett oats tree,
OF mall foe two inseam, Fe matteriebo bar. ,
felted. read what he ett)a. Hoer. 94A. to
S . da
, re r r ar.
OPrF e. u ev o m n S
~.Ttrnm,
7.000
OR'S HUT FINAL
G gALE
F 1
0103DM v;
Piogress at
ER'S,
3 m r ‘tSTrt 3BIT.
d piles; and Inuit be sold ittc
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