KDITOTI
WEDNESDAY MDRNIM, JILY 9, WSJ.
ItciulHnii Mlnle Ticket.
Ton STATE TIlKAKrltKR,
MATTIIKW S. QUAY,
or Ilenver Count v.
llciMibllonn County Ticket.
Kor AkmmmhIo Judyro,
Hon. JOHN A. rilorKK.
Tor liistrlct Attorney,
1'. M. CLAltK, Jq.
HENEr
The Nation Mourns the Death or its
Greatest Citizen.
Last Thursday moroing July 23d,
t 8:08, at the family cottage, Mt
McGregor, N. Y., tho great heart of
that glorious and illustrious Ameri
can, General Ulisses S. Grant, ceased
to beat. The nation was prepared for!
the news, and yet when the shock
came it was awful to tho many mil
lion admirers of the distinguished man.
His end was peaceful and quiet : to
the last he bore his sufferings with that
ano bravery which has ever made
bw great and distinguished. And
now General Grant is dead. Gone!
J. B. WKNK,
from the scenes of his irlory and hiji.fi'0 w.ef?
usefulness : gone from the weariness
and the pain of his later sufferings ;
gone to the rest eternal. Dead, yet!
to bis country living and to live inr
the benefactions he wrought ; to live
in the glorions history he did so much
to matte, to live in tho grand simplic
ity of his character, which will growWtighting in
greater as time goes by ; to live iu the
iioble future of his country, with which
iiis name must be ever identified, a?!
having contributed so much to make
it possible. Monuments will rise to!
honor his memory wherever men de
light to honor greatness, but the
noblest monument possible to Grant
will be his country and her greatness.
Griefl yes, millions of hearts will
grieve that he is gone. Millions
weep over his late misfortunes and
bis sufferings so stoically borne. But
jt will be with grief softened by the
pride they ieel in havinj' been his1
countrymen and his contemporaries
Since his death tons of telegram
extending condolence have beeu re
I ceived by the family. From ocean to
ocean, from the uttermost parts of the
civilized world come words of sympa
thy for the American people in their'
great loss.
Tbe following eloquent tribute from
the Philadelphia iVes of the 24th
tost., is only one among thousand."
that have appeared in the papers oil.
I 1 Into nnnntrir n. II ti Kn an LiAi.. M
, ; vw..,, .u D,.,D 'iaot display the same unfailing insight
ivnuuo lauuunuu in uiu many vir
Cues of General Grant :
1 . The Kepublic bows its head in sor
jl row at the death of its greatest citi
'! zen. Jleroic to the lust, General
! Grant fought his fiual battle with the
same unquailing courage, and the1
i eame calm, grim fortitude which shed
their fadeless lustre upou his whokjs
I extraordinary career.- For niouth.--f
'the Dation has hung over his bedside,
and sadly watched his resolute andfj
unmurmuring struggle; aud the
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lent foot-fall of the unseen conquerer
ft
came at last with a less poiguautMaud Lincoln's which
al.n..lP 4 U A .. I t : .. . 1 .. . L - - . 1 rfl . . ....
Luau wuuu xjiucoiu inei ins sua
den summons or when Garfield lan
guished qd his bed f pain. Then
tasaassia's crime, Dew and appal
liug in the history of the Kepublic,
added its abhorrent blot to the Benin
5 of loss ; then the grief of the people
! was deepened by tbe consciousness of
au interrupted work. But tho life of
'. Grant is not a broken shaft; it is
f finished and snlendid column. erownndF
' with its full glory; and the uufaignedi)
, sorrow ot the country at his death i
toned with the grateful reflection thai
lie was permitted to fill out a rounded
and complete career. lie had foughtcjthti
h good tight, lie had finished his courte;
he had kept the faith
The nation's loss la not measured
Wj
by the vacant place, l'or nearly
; docoda Grant had been culy a privateM
i.ii-1.u.i , uu ""i --- rjuu euviug sense, jie rose to everyi'
, thority; he exercised no sway io thijvital occasion. His judgment wal
f public councils; but he was none tbeBdear and his determination inflexible
V less one of the great reserve forces ol tf If he quivered at Shiloh ou the firstt
I the Kepublic. lie was every wnereii.uy, he fought it out on the second
I Ml not merely by wnat ne nan aoncaiie never knew what it was to be de-
t hut hv what he was. Uladstone nateal
j laid dowu the reins of government ;
Bismarck has practically completed
hia colossal work : but all ineu kuov,
I tliut Enclatiil bereft of the one 01
i (lennany deprived of tbe other wouldi
lose uu elcnieut of tnoral power, hot kuDprt'teutious
Graut belonged to tbe order of kingly jlmoiiu ; great,
men. aod his imnrt'ss ou luaokiud willf ''renter thau
bo emphasized as all nations look Untrue, just and courageous, Ulysses K.lj
Amorira In dav. and fuel that a lillai ' iralit is enrolled arunnf tlifl Klnn
- ,
Btrongth
has fallen.
Ureal ijjeD.yiuiuiortais.
Iaid JJurkc, are tho cuide-posts ami
Ilandmarks of the slate; mid Grant;
jwas the guide-poet of a victorious war!
land a landmark of a
peace. The American peonlo them
selvp will judge him now, after tho
calm evening and tho serene repose of
retirement, more justly than in the
stress aud storm of struggle. The as
perities of the angry contentions have
pp.sjed ; tho flaws have faded and thr
blemishes are dimmed, while the
splendor of his achievements and the
simple grandeur of his character have
gained a brighter halo as the year?
have rolled bv. Tho clouds and tin i
moke of battle have long since lifted ;
the fragments and the scenes are swal
flowed in the majestic drama; and to
tiny we see Grant elevated on his true
pt'ut.'Mlu ill iuiiiu Hirudin iiiujum. j'l'i-
pectivp of history.
And great he undeniably wns; proat
in the strong attributes of his mind ;
great in the niggled qualities of hi
character; great iu the fiery trials oil
war; anil treat in the larger work o'"i
peace. Not without faults, but with a
purity of purpose aud a lustre 1
achievement which loll them as faint
us the spots on the sun. If he did
not rank with the few military can
Itains tif supreme genius, he stood highM
5up among the great commanders ot'$J
tine centuries. 1 itt said dive was a
Heaven born general, it Virant was
not heavi n-born he drew the strength
of Anticus from the earth. If he
ioould not achieve marvels with slen
der means, like liaunibal. ho mens
Ijured his aim and took no backward
step. Cromwell never struck a blow
till he was forty and then moved re
'listlessly to the mastery of an em
Jpire. Urant gave uo sigu of bis great
had passed the same
meridian, and tnen displayed tbe in
domitable spirit of another Ironsides
aud rose to the full height of his
matchless opportunity. It was his
brilliant success and his trumpet blast
at Donelson that thrilled tho country
with the first, real inspiration ol vie
tory. It was his unyielding advance,
his bold strategy and his uufaltering
the vicksburg campaign
that showed a cenius equal to the
trial aad gave the first intelligent as
durance ot tinat triumph. Lie bad
the insight of the true chieftain and
chose his marshals with unerring skill.
When he rose to command a new or
der of fighting generals came to thcu
front, and the Shermans and the Sher-
idans shared bis triumphs and his lau
rels. Takiog the splendid but unfor
tunate Army of the Potomac he led u
with tho same undaunted and iuvinci
willllble spirit, never knowing defeat, nev
er wavering in the fiercest tempest off
battle, never laltering eveo at the
frowning front and awful slaughter)
of Cold Harbor, uutil be accepted the
surrender of the rebellion at Appomat
tox. And there, at the summit of a
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soiuiem auiuniou, no crowneu me
glory of great generalship with the
higher glory of a greater magnanimity.
urant lought Ins way to success iu
the Held, aud be lought his way to
success as a civil ruler, liut he
reached it through trials and rebuffs.
Ho was swept into the Presidency uu
the high wave of popular gratitude
for bis matchless services; he came to
Sit without civic training or experience,
anu ne inaae mistakes, as any mac
must inevitably have done under sim-
i I ii lAn il I t I Alia At I lin futtctn I, .!.!
...
in the choice ol his counsellors whichtj
ne nau exniuiieu as a soiuier, ana er
rors followed unfortunate selections.
But time has greatly changed tbe
public judgment, and Grant's career
as President is estimated more iustlv
now than in the midst of strife or in
.1.1 1 T . n
me glare 01 misiaKes. its laults are
ecn to be transient and superficial,
while its larger work and its vital ie
sulis are broad and enduriog. Grant
uevci l.iiod in any high duty or on
any great lame. jNo Administration
in our histoi v save Washington'
si-Hwhich organized the government and
Jefferson's which acquired Louisiana
oruainea email
. . l i
uijmiiuu, ciuiuMD more lustrous
achievements. Jackson's bears no
i. : L. : . i
comparison, and Adams had uo op-
iportuuity. When inflation swept
jibrough Congress, Grant stood like a1
i i. . i - .i . i ... .
Liui-h. ami u uusnea acaiust mm lni
avaiii. When the public debt was as-H
I ailed rir:int una llm hi.lun.l, nr li.U
(safety and security. His Admiuiatra-
atliion crowned the freedmau with citi
.euship, saved tne financial honor old
Llio uatiou, defended the public faith
it all points, completed reconstruc
tion, aud cemented the work of peace. El
H hat eight years of our history, wilh83
exceptions uaiaed, can show soS
5 1" ""U
Eluded
j
a record? The blemibhes liavtll
eil aud left no mark, whi n the?
'ia,'ifaier wora remains hs a
u?5'jf its wisdom and fidelity.
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uiouumentM
The .great strength of Grant was ii,M
emeu, ttuu ue 1 umpired ins soiaierh
iwith the same indomitable faith. He
j had the gift of epigrammatic ezpres
. lion, aud, known as tho Kileni tuao,
tie sometimes fired a shot which
Wieard round
the world, blroni:
c 1 .
tirra but Hiaguaui
1U Victory but neverherve tho l'whl to reject ny and all bids.
iu the hour of death :
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GENERAL GRANT'S FUNERAL.
The funeral of General Grant hat
magnanimoiifibeen ect for Saturday, August 8th, the
family having selected Central l'ark
New York, as the place of burial
It will unquestionably bo tho greatest!
jsnu inosi imposing event or me kidu
ct hat has ever occurred in this country.
1 he military pageant which wilt loim
tho most conspicuous feature will be
in charge of General Hancock.
JMiH.Uiffal.il II I IIIIIIB W
A MKNDMKNT TO THH
CONSTITU
ri TION propowd to
TION proposed to tlio citizen of tin
('oiiunonwriiUh for their approval
or re-
iwtion 1V tlio (joncrnl Asspmlilv of the
Common wealth of Ponnsyl vnniu. l'nb-
lished 1V order of tho Secretary of the
Commonwealth, in linrmninco of tho lnl
section of Article XYIII of tlio Constitn
lion. Joint resolution proposing an amend
inent to the Constitniion of the Common
wealth of IVnnsylViuiin :
lti. it reMtilvfMl hv Hie Semite mill llnusr
of KoproBontativos of the Coinmonwealtlit
........... . '
met, that the loiiowmjr ih proposed ns nnN" mt-u, w my own, imukoh u mmimu
aniendnient of tho Constitution of
4 1...
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in
eordanco with tho provisions of
m,.(a
H
eighteenth article thereof.
mi" -a
AMKNDMKXT. H
That section live of article live of thel
Conslitntion of the Commonwealth off!
Pennsylvania, which reads as follows :w
"Whenever a county shall contain forty .q
thousand Inhabitants it shall constitno al
separate judicial district, and shall elect;
ne nulire learned in we law : and tht
vieneral Assembly sha'l provide for addi
tional judges, as the uusiness ot the sai
idS
listricts inav require, counties contain
. , . .i ... . .
constitute separate districts shall befB
or, if necessary, may be attached to con-
inn population less innri is suiucieiH liKlnir ititiMt
iiKiious msiricis iw ura iifiicrsi ossein oiyM., u'ni.'K uiarkrwi t . . . . . w . ,
mav provide. The otHco of iwsoelateB1 MIOT, .MII,LI.,N,
nulire. not learned in the law. is nlMilished
in counties torminir separuto districts;?!
but tho several associate 1ml ires in olliootf
when this Constitution shall bo adontedS!
shall serve for their unexpired terms," bejj
and the snine is hereby amended, so as to
read as follows: Whenever a county shall!:
contain sixtv thousand inhabitants it mav?'
. ... i i: . .i i . . ... i
i-iiMKiiiuie. ii M'ouimu jumcmi uiMinoi, 111107
mnv elect one iiiibrO learned in llm law -IM
and the (Jenorid Assembly shall providcJ
tor additional judges, us 'the business ot',3
said districts may require
t'onntics not!
ill
t'ormincr separate districts, shall bo formed J
into convenient singlo districts,
the S3
General Assembly may provide. Tho of-sj
lice ot associate judge, not learned in tin
law, is abolished in counties torminir sen-
arate districts and havinir more thim nnr
lawjuuire; every ottier county shall cleeljjl
two associate iudtres, who sba'll not be re-a
onirerl tn lip le:irmil iti tl-in luw l.nf
several nssociato judges in olbco, when
this amendment shall lie adopted, shall
serve lor their unexpired term.
a iruo copy ol the Joint Kesolution.
W. S. Stkngeh,
Secretary of the Commonwealth,
r 1845. TC2TT TZAI.3 BCCCZSS. 1885.
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Our Latest Success.
WHhthe continuniis manutactura and einnrlenrn
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Xo. 4 Sixth St., PittMbursh, Pa.
" OANDEE
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with
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Wbolosulo Agents, 15UFl'ALo, X.
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PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE
Tlio Si'IuhiI li rectors of 'rioiicsla Horo.
will mI1 at vendue or outcry 011 'J'uesdHV,
Scptemlicr 2'Jd, lit 1 o'clock p. 111., the
School liuildinu and lot, Ki.o 5x10 icrclieH,
locuicd 10 1110 rvtutii ot Hie Court House
uiiil cast of tlio law ofllce of K. I,, li.ivih.
TKHMS One, third in hand, lialiuico in
one ami two yearn. A oriel ol titlo' lij
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H J2 0i ii iiiii"gys-r s M
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j ..v.,i....i.i.,iu, ..... n, ..,11 ni Lilt? Ullll 1
k uj'i'ii liiu iiiunoM uuieK me itroiiertv 1S
t'iiicviouslv diHpowid of. The Mre!-Uir ro-
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TO KKl'L'RU
Bargains in
Having pnroliai'd
JKOKiK noss,
tlio larpn stork
AT SHERIFF'S SALE!!
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months ut prices to dislanco comietition,
lilt Alt
MACllIXKltY TOOf, ASH TIItK STIIKI,,
iu imi:i:s' iiAiiniVAKK, rii.a:s.
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Nos. 10 & 12 South Seneca St,
oil ci-jty,
?imimimiui?
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MKXTS at
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Mocli.ini tboHKSI' ASSOUTM KNT, Fl N KST iOODs. nnl
1-OWI.ST l'UK'FSOKANY llli:si--. 1 N TI I IS f 'OU.N'TK Y.
Step in and m-t our Prices, m.h! our Stock, mid vou will bo
convineoJ that we mean what we hiw. Wo aiiu'to keep our
GROCERY, FLOUR AND
lull of F11KSII COOKS AT
WHAT. t'OMK AND SUK.
SUOWINli OOOUS.
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liiiiiiiiiiiu $
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Wholesale Auctioneer anil Manufacturers' Agent
Boots, soes, RDfifisrs carpets ami Oil ciotlis,
73 and 725 Liberty St., (Mead cf Wood), PITTSBURGH, PA.
Recular Auction Sales,
ETerjr WEDNESDAY at 11 A. M.
fieyHail Orders Ecceivo Prompt and Careful Attention,"
1 sell goods 20 to 25 per cent, lower than the Jobbing Trade, and deliver either
direct from the factory, or from my wart-house in Pittsburgh, and can assure merchants
handling goods in my line that it will pay them to call oa me before making their pur.
chases. As my stock is always very full of
you have a larger line to select from than any agent can show by sample. My Fall
Styles are the handsomest and best goods shown by any dealer in the United States.
My specialties are Solid Lcatlier a ud Holiest Dealing. I am the
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nnd ofTer this fall Lycoming, Meyer, American and National
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sides, I always have a Full Line of Seconds, as well as Job Lots of Kubbers, at 10 to
20 per cent, below the market, on Standard, First-Quality Goods. 1 sell the Best
f ,!. SllOe in Men's Calf Eutton bals and Congress in the U. S. I sell a Men's
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A PRESEN
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Our rrnders for 12 tronts in MitnL'.
Jstainps to 1 my for iiniilint; uml wrajipiiifr,
anil nanio 01 two luxik Hjionts, will ro
itive l'ltlCIC a Ntprd Klniwh I'nrlor Kn-
tKnivina of all Oi:il l'HKSI UKNXS, in-
'lulling t'levt'lanj, hiv.o t'lb in., worth
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this paper r-'v::?;.10!.?.
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iaiick, icon: oakum.
AND LEATHER BELTING
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!l:0."inm, Warren 12:."0pni, Irvinoton 1:.'.0
pin, Tidioute 8:2Hpin. TlonoMta 4:ft0nm. r-
fjrivon f)il Cltv (i:4rpm.
Aimii'ioNAT, Thais Leaven Oil Cltv
'1:00 nm. Olonni.liM ll!4(l nm. I'iiitIo H,u.L-
'ij'ii.V'iani, President 7:(l2ain, TloncHta 7:.V'nm
Hickory N:40ani.Trunkevvllleli:O0nm.Tld-
onto H:30ani. TliiinuiNmi J1:(K arrives
Irvinoton ll:.t(inni. Warren 12;ft(lpm. Kin-
.ua 2:0ft.m, Sugar Run 2:20, f 'orvdon 3:00,
Onovillo :t:ir. Wolf ltnn 3:!t(l! (tunker
Hrldpe :i:40, Hed IIouhd 4:10, Nnlamanca
J":02, South t'arrollloii ft: ".0, Soutb Vnnda-
Ha 5-.4S, Allenhtny I:1H, arrives Olean
i::i(ipin.
Trains run ou Kastnrn Time.
Trains loavinir l'lttsburith Htftain. nr.
Irivinn PittNburnh 7:2.'pni, are Solid Train
iietwccn llullalo and ritlsliurgli.
Tuainm leavlnpt Pitlsbur-'h H:4.1pm, ar
rlvliifr Pittshuruh 7;10nin, arfl Solid Trains
with Pnllinan'M Nlecniin; Cars' between
llullalo and PittHburli.
Jt"Ti kets mild and l)ii(r;;ano clieokod
to all principal piiiit.
l.et tnno tallies jflvlnjj full lurorimulon
jfjlYoni Cninpanv's Ajr'nts.
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R8 J. A- I'Klil-UWS,
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SHOVELS,!
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UK l THE BEST MANNER. IT SKILLED WORKMEN
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Ona Piece of Solid Steel. ,
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