The Beaver weekly argus., September 11, 1861, Image 2

TAE EGO.
B. Davenport, Editor & Publisher
33 - P -1,61 v. PA9-
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WEDGE DkY , SEPT• 11th, -.184
Itepnbhen -n
County Ticket
Pretident_ Judge.
lEL AOEW Borough.
Associate Judge.
JOHN ;SCOTT, Hopewell tp.
AGNEW DUFF, New Brighten);
' I
Assembly.
'IV 31. HENIfY, ralistna. • •
J BLA'SCITARD, Lawrence Co
Prothonotary
MICH23.EL WEYAND,
District Attorney.,
J 013 .1 13. lOUNG, Fo'che.hl , l,
t•
,Treasurer.
G HRADSHOV, Faneon,
Coinmissioher.
DANIEL Be S lOHT, 310 , ; 11,
CCeunty Auditor.
SIEW 'RRT Mon. , .
Poor House Director.
BENEY GOEHRINCr, New Sewickly
Trkteo of Academy...
Rev. L. H .MeLEAN, .13.toverJ_
JOS1.1 ) 1.1 El• AILiON; Beaver,
Democratic Convention.
Owing to the fact that our paper
went to press.at,an early hour on the
day after the pemocratia Convention
assembled in our .town, .and the addi
tional fact that We Were prevented
from Wedding its session, we only
;,a -e a meagre account of its proceed
ings,last Week. We are the more. in
clined to i-egret this because some of
our 'frillitts have insinuated that the
ARGUS N'C'S'a disposed to be very easy
upon the hate Convention, while it was
said to belpartieufarly severe upon the
gentlemed who participated - in the
- Union. COnvention. _
At'the time our paper went to press
we had heard nothing of the acts.of
Convent*, save what we gave at tla,
time,..anghese were only: from mere
rumor. lauve since learned that
the ConvOtion was, in sll. respects,
-one worthy. of the . -most ;determined
SympathOers , of tke friendS of Jeff.
•
: The rePutliatio' n of the :Star by , the ,1
Conventien, shows that the-Demoerat-1
is pitrty-oi Beaver county (at least]
"that pari of it which tcktik part iii the,
late Convention,) is prepared to fol-1
the;, lead of thoie - ,, i pten in the!
ministrlitton
v.-
,-4 ant like that party in the
rind
position that will
ittate.if OhiOr t"' " a
'render the very name, once
popular, as .odious as' the name of
federalist was in 151. Z. :'Since the ad
- T-ent. of 4ho present editor of the Star,
• who, we are pleased to Shy ; is a gen
tleman cf 'patriotic imputes,' and full
of o.evOlien to his' country, the tone of
parkr - has been-completely chang
and ,we now regard it asi sound on
the sabiect of the preservation of the
-
Union, and tine vigorous support of
this Mininistration in - prosecuting the
war, although we do differ radically
- from its upon other- questions of poll
ey. ror this cause we learn from the
last issue of, the Star that it has been
repudiated by - the - party, or rather by
that section represented- in the late
Convention. The cause assigned is'
said terse that 'the Star -has ceased to
be a Dinteenttic paper. •
We have never had a very high opin-,
ion of what has been- labelled Demo-.
cratic of late nor have we, albi-ethor
- understood, the meaning 'f the term
as defined by.the friends of the mat
ter; but if the late Convontion into'
bbe considered . i a Democratic Convention',
-then we think that Bro. Long may
consider himself fortunate indeed that
ho is 4 longer ea i nsidered a Democrat.l
But be, that as it may, and i we shall
net: trouble ourselves ;to gettle what I
, De/nod:racy is, the =Convention, we
learn t 'Andy:repudiated the Star and
thareuPon, iminediately, the managers
of tlict , Democrs . ktic party of Beaver
county, have resolved of get up an or
gan that shall reflect their peculiar
.'viewgx . •
t•
What arc we to - think of men who
i.
thus wilfully and deliberately repudi
i r. .
ate a journal *auk!, it is loyal . and
Patric '.,41 'by✓ assigning as 'a reason
that is not DemoCratic, they have
given e . solution to their' interpreta
tion oc Democracy which is qaito
nificant at this time. In the langria , re
of our! cotcmporary, .'not being entire
.ly to comprehend what the gen
tlemep who pissed the motion under
stand i ito be Demckratic, we are look.'
ingnxiottsly - for the appearance, of
l
the Projected 'organ: " The speech!
of Ift. S. B. Wilson is represented to!
have been very extraordinary. Buil
thosel who s had the good fortutto tol
listen[to a speech itty 'the "same gentle
man, lait' winter, Would not be surpri
sed at any declarations which he may I
have made last
-
The resolutions ' innderstand :
;
were in perfect keeping with the rest'
of the. Actibn_ of the Convention;' in
fact,; carrying out to its legitimate end
doctrines promulgated lest sum
mer; by th - e;Bileekinridgi ' L iving, of the
,Deniocracy l ,. Citt it, caa ; ft beipossiblp
'that the masses of - the! Democratic
party will suffer themselVes to be led
by persons professing such principles`?
No.; W e
, are certain they will not.'
The people determined to sustain
this Administration in the prosecution
of: its arduous task 'of Putting down
armed ;rebellion, 'and we now aver
.that the rotes of the freo citizens this
fall, not only here, :but diroughout the
whole North, will be such lan over
whelming proof of their' faith in the
General Government, and those by
•
whom ;it is administered, that those
who. now oppose ! the . Administration
will bewept away as by the hescim
of destruction: ; !-
Free Men of ' - 13eiver county ! a Con-,
MU of. men, styling themselves the
vention _ .., styling ki,. - , that he fulaunistOreu la, , ioa,
'representatives of the Democratic par- . tiweentwo-and thres hundrediin a sin
) t
resolved ) gle day. • I '1 1I - ) •
i ty, have met and solemnly
1 that Abraham Lincoln has not proved I The Confederate f threes' have abut
-1 , •.' • •
himself worthy of the high trust con-' donedapparently; hope 4 defend-,
1 mittedio.him by the People. They ing the coa s t of lo i rth baiolina, ad .
I have denounced the present State and. h e y have rotre", froni!thi:i strong!3i
National Adminhitratioris as unworthy ortified fort at), Ocracoke
t ilet, thus
of the, confidence of the ;people; and , nrrendering the' racist f illip important dg
,have , i i
1 upon that issue they put them- i feast:o.o ouritroopS l L ithi l ut trikiug a
!selves) upon tha i county. Leh, - thenillsingle
blow. l , r , 1 1
1 li .
-have Your verdict in no unmistakable 11 The situation! of Virginia will, by
They , ) , , ,1
occupation
1 , 1 Carolina,-
terms, ,mave appealed tO__tne j this occupation 4fl - North' be
sober; second thought of f the Pe 6 P le • I ,rendered e.t.rentli.- azardius. ' il3eau
s Let tlte ,decision, be such that no par-. re j
ai(l, , meimcedi, front b' the . grand
ity shall hareafter wish) to ask it again. army.of the - Pott - irie, unde r Venerar
1 We conjure YOu by the liberties of.
..I.l'Clel an, dare irio move r ) a step to
! our common country -nosythreaten=wards the escu p lll b mo i d ,-lith
ed by armed traitors; • by the blood of) is now threatened! ly Gen - . 1 frond
our eo
) ) 1 1 )
antrymen that has ,beenn
in defense of our common eountrycountry,.!),37,' spilled Fortress our et On the: South..
i North Car Una ti t e quiet possession
r-7)
the (rlcrions flag in whose defdefensea! of t h e un; nisi ,In d EA,,,t)prrigenecs
) )
Lyon, a Greble, a Cameron, an L 11 81! Bee h!ostiln to thfllConfederates, p 7 -1
!worth, and hosts of others, have offer elude i the possibillty of ati.,% ; hOpe from
ed up their live*--to speak out, iw Oc ' that i quarter, .fie the!,) advancing
iii . ) L._, ) • 1.
tober thunder tones in favor of thl liost utideOeti.ittosenernn;.lln WeSt
-1 e tion of this war till not a trai • I "v• • • •
prose u,. I 44t 1"4 Itl e rebel
1 ern , liginia, m j p at, the
'tor or rebel shall be
,left to advocate arzi) in a Most laardmi.4 prOsition. 1 )
1 ,
the 'mime of Jeff Davis, and till a mils_ fev..• weeki, if the movements Of 1
and . • , .
StarS Stripes float again over 'the l
, • Gen.l 31:Clellan 1 14ke full r carried ont,)
; , „)
rice 'swamps of Carolina, , the cotton Beauregard wi i ll. And himrlf in the
fields of Alabama
_and the plains of
'acne situation that c i er W aiiis was Illin.
, i
Texas ! ! ) I• , 1.. 1
trhen he) was -forled ti )surrender.rat
• j ) 1 I 1 4, )
Yorktown.) Indeed, it would uot he
i .) ,Pt the I 1 t
very strange shoOld • rebel cola
,
m i nder be compelled F oi surrender at.
, }
discretion i ,withont another hattle be
i ) r. .) t,
ing fought, - or he spilling of' another
droP of blood. ) ' lit ' • -
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'Viewed in thiS light, the; late eicpe
dition of Gen. *tier to the coast of
Notith Carolina,' and thii brilliantl,tie
: ..kt...r, r. ft hrloiLti it ,I Mntior f hic rhn
84 . The Republicans of Lawronc ,
County, at their late cons put
in nomination the :following ticket:
President Judge, D. ;Ag,now; Associ
ate Judge, Thomas Cunningham,
semblv, J w. Blanchard;lSherifr, Jas.
J. Cook; Cominissioner, John Wilsori;,
Treasurer, E. :Irwin Agnow; Regis+
and Rec.order,!RObert, Boyd; Coroner.,
Th following gentlemen were ap-
Imintetf Re'prnsentative, Confere,es: J.
Ferguson, J. -7. Jamsdn, L: ii, Sain•
1 1Cotwithstanding the call inci
ted all willing to unite in a vigorous
prest*ution Of the war for' the main.
tenance of the 'Government,- the Con
stitution, and the, "Union of the
States," to elect delegates for the pur
pose of putting candidates in tiomina
tion, the convention, represeniin.r o not,
I -
a•party but the loyal citizens of Law
rence, Count yet• - the ,Courant con
,
tained a call for another ,Convention,
which haring very little to rest npon,
will Meet with slight favor. But little
opPoSition is expected; to the belt
"nommated.
The Pair-.
'ho will be here' at the Fair? lt
will be - a sight worth seeing! Come
[
tothe Fair friends one' and all. iVe
1 exp - ea - to haVe a great time ! There
i will be a fine aisplay of the military:
I The different companies of the county
: have been invited and are 'expecyted to
be here. Come and see the soldiers . !
,
'.. There will be an extra - display -of
vegetables. 1 There 'will be a fine show
• ,
of Come and see them! If
You !want te see' your friends, come
,
to; the fair next .week. If you desire
to, have a goed time generally-, come
• 1 • r ..! 1
to ,the fair next week. Let every one 1
come and attend the fait next week. 1
Ilernon. ,Daniel Agnew has been
ntiammously re-nominated for Presi
dent'Judge, in each ' of the three coun
tiest composing this ; Judicial District.
This, is a worthy tribute to the ability
'and 'integrity of Judge Agnew.
,t(.We would call the attention of
oqr readers to . the adyertisement of
George R. White &Co., which appears,
is oar paper to-day: Notxvihstanding
the hard times, thisenterprising house
his ;purchased a large stock of dress
goods which will, we .have no doubt,
be sold low enough; to satisfy the most
economical.
_
- tafC'onrt commenced on Monday
tn •
orning. The Grand Jury being em
panneled and sWorn, Judge Agnew
proceeded to charge them upon the
law of treason. We shalPendeavor to
la r y-;bis charge before our readers pro
vided Judge Agnow consents to its
put;lication!
ill
sgaloo.Thomns E. Cochran has
boon nominated for Pr e sident Judge
b~ the Reriublienn4 of York County.
i ,
,
• , - - . . g Brsftem i N.
,3 ' Una.'
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The 1 to new ' f out th
,1 St te of
North , air •a, - d Mops a- to of
7 .
eirnift reefs whi I, is i'oletiltited: to
, it 44„.
tae t he., peo le' o the "Artl4 'very
tmich I'••surpise." ; 1 I 1
11
' . 4 1 . 1 ~. i i _
It is Uow ell tt.? ers
,i.
~,t at the
pe i ple ' are 'far, frO ibeinf 84ished
with t e present stet ,of circuMstan
(4 slit, anding the uthe i rrn 'Confed.:
erftcy, lnd that .thit IVnior4 , feeling in ,
all potions Atte. State is furitrong
fui ever / At he. elciiou for- members
4 1
of f Congress, held i Aegast, si ft x inern-,
hers were cirsen td, reresent the
State in Congress,' of whom One has
Made his way to Vra r shingtr city, and,
brings ;the A ielpOlikg intelhgcAce' that
the Governor) himitelf , is still itt heart
a 'll)ioit man. • f iL 1
Itlreittly meltitudr of 'l!.orth Caro
linians have demons r twill their loyal
1 1 I , i v -•.
ty to he Government .by corning 'to
Eatterap Ir&t to It ke the oath' of al
.]. I H aw k i ns ' ll 11, •
legunce. , Col. ilsenos word
` I U trili 7. -4
thii lib tc, by
•
tlo 1.:( inor l Ui:a - p :
parent as
Elif , Ibe' Gi;vernm i ent be:
1 niore` dtiveloped.• •
, •-..-- !
,
---
•or JrEt DAvis.tlie
.tdiltory tatement§ in
eath . of l lthe rebel leader
tiled do*n into some
t I, •
o;:lttive confirmative:rm . of
`hei' • I
lafest, i diBpatehei; to
tfill become n
the: designs .c
coine - inore an
TnE • DFATE
I
various contr
re and tothe
have at last
thing lid
hiS deat
EN]
1 tli New
diipateh
that "i)o:
received ‘
death" a
, who is co
toi-res *I
~. , Po}
ihitt the
glining P
further ti l l
headgear
th!o tight it
In still
it 1 , - is said
1
ress M.
bohtl
lota ' I
giyeu in
that a.di
rebels h
namo w
to be D
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rk press state that the
3inl Lonisville affirming
ositive; i i nformatien has been
fl+ of Jefferson Davi 'zi
re:all fi•om the same person.
.. ere i•us. wor N .
) 11 q11 dt • t th - The
}wl 1 / , ' 1
ent; of t11.3;' granitic says,
belief ;in "Dhvis's death ,•is
grew al jt NlTUshington. It' i i;
Mate 1 that atgen.3lcClellan'st
I• . •
rter - the l Rebel President Is'
to b dlO find buried. -
s ip
I fur l thel. confirmation of his
i that a flag i of truce at- fort-
4:ire , 'bile 1 day ' last week,'
the intelligence.. un willingly I
' t" '
reply to cross-questioning,
tomug,
stinir,lo4eil man among i the
tad [fallen rhv • disease. His
Ls wpthld." This is supposed
iri4.l 1 '
•••-•14---L--.4,...—_____ • i
le poelbmaition 'of Maj. Gen,
s fr
i ., „lociatno,,.._
~ ~
Ited lellan, frbi L dding the desecration
oftho Sabbath
,;byi the troops under
his command, will behead with
o Pro
lind feelings of delight by thoutia.hds
loyal citizens the'north,
wbo has.e b'. - etti azixiouily expecting
a!recognitio of the l d'emands of the
Supreme Ithleri of the 'Universe, by
our leaders.
I '
4 The proclarrartiop will be 'found in
hill in another part of our paper to
day. This' movement on the part of
General . 31 411arishows that in him
1
we have, en tieally, the right man
in the right pl4ce It will go far to
strengthen ihe j conficlence already re-
posed in'the ability of this gallant •and
.noble yeungroffiterl. With such ;lead.
Cr, l oar. inn ' can not be defeated.;
1 , -, (---...--- ---,- -
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*ffs,..Wl) cal attention to the adv,ertise
of 3f.r. 4amFh:oy,d in another column:
.1.11 who h a ve I.thembcirses to sell should
ls
bring .them
ii ifiirltkills, ,a,t, tile sign of the; Big
Hhat, has just.l:-a in and ecleved H a fiue,lt of
ats, daps, &. examine Calla
his stock. i 1 II
,1 sir
lion in
14e1d on
were pi
t th
La
the
art-.
)publican prima -jelec
ce county -whics 1 was
ult. 'about 1,800 votes
re
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13IsI
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B O
n
lAII
I ete ri
tts • t 4
'et?ere
1;w111
ed.
.
ilr•
totiOn, 'JO.
+tLawrbrio
LP:4 I cRY , , l' i ' el l;'
'Faesectiv'nedta ti
putry'rer in Ineniintitloni
Assembly' in ,hirqdist
otion waslua i nit Dill
,
" Chtraberlain {EI; . sn
the fo owing 'res4ltiti,bn - -hi,
unani :ously a;doOed:1 , i
i
i i s%
i? . 1 Zed, IThat iu the vti ion s .
energ -j of Abraham, tinch n, he et.s. ',-
utive ( r the nntion., and rt e ?ivil la 4
.I.tilita , I departniei l t nil" er him' e',
II
have renewed 0 den and de u- I
i
i t
ranee Of the.tEium h 'of tae Nat,i'rnal
I cause and at a j er,iloufi ruome itj-of
I t -l' ' el a
our eu3 enee,,,a9 tei e
. civil,u, Al , ' ,
u kllla t edistraetton and reachel i o.t
i)
i dfcmo-i,ic. eneiilies.inil u'i oyiil syln a- •
. 1 , thise ,it beenmes the ; I trio tie. 4t } I'
lof a 'ithfull'4;iltzenAO st • ngthen and
) ei con age byterogy Ipe - roil sue ifiee I .:
/I
i thoriel in adininist ati • truth ritv
1 etrug ling for thp m in ninee o Our ; 4 1 ,
General Governinen awl con'Stit t ati-
I a lib Mies, irrespee web pa •tiea i it'-i
1
I f ren e 'or; lotsll rivalries fo we have
1
i 1 1;
Ia co mOn.country t SA e---. gl flans .
nio , ;to perheinate—ito afar hintltu-
1 t oneittO vindleate----a isici ed. rehhilion '
1.
' t erteih out Ind'an Nnitlring;pesicO t'o
i . • , 1 ',
i eonter I. ' ! - ;i ' -I I
• Indtime ' l l '' ''
/I eked ,11 il ey of the late !
i, prOC natation of Go ..b,rein74 in. 'l 7 .ris-i
Ii
sOur in laying hold o4rait re , against
!the Government - leonfileatien, oti
thei property and nfte i nehisoinefit of. ,
1 elav s meets . , so 'far asL ;Nye fear gelt,l!
1 eral approbation,lai nejeleas ry to . I . uirif. l
; . ; ;
ish mason, and,.jus ifits by the rights.l
Of tir—thni gt,,vin44 tee iOlo loyj
t; .
;al citizens and Itieti'ngio t on enlnft;
I tion to traitors. ) .1 1 ,
, J? zo/ced. That whilelt -
i i
tare trikingtat Oar emi r ' I
acing the Capitlol, th c
I and . l . c!ompr*" aS h,
beirin r g alleg iance itop
and-of proseutmg i p:ke
is,denioralisingiti' ionde
lv einbeklens I, train! -
eon ntentineeinaetiou
pro unging theisulnitinH
i!esOired. Thatl in it
of
, rthe ' , JJ
i names tif
. AN'.
Laivenee, lind s Wia...ll
as a nion Rep'ublieip
,cleft 6.k to the Geilba
havein one, already, t
expOrienee and fidelity,
er,a, r eknowledied ',eapi
pit -lin vari . ousi pursint:
-bilities of life, fitrniliar
of hOth counties -for I tli
wq t4tlref6t..) reconithe...
it
thisitiieetirig be pit
-
pef4ive papelp
renee comitie4.
Li BENJ. 'W
J. 3V. JOIINTON,..e(
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f i r' i
AgricultUral. 1 ' I .
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I ,EAV EO 0. 1.801.
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The Board f Mars Sept. of the Bea
yen Co. ..147 (i etiltural l Society/ne't.at
the l :Court 11 use to-aay. The Cont.-
tnit;tee appointed too.epuir the track.
reported that they ;had dime ,50, and 1
it ,was now in eseeile rti, • order. ready 1
for;tlie traini ix. Of - Eorses if any wish
ed
to enter h i ir thatlp irpose.± On rao-1
ti . o, the Seetmary INi - .ts instructed to 1
ieg v notice thitt thbsame !iirern4irnsl
h r i etofor j' r e offered]Boquets tip .u 1
a opted for this Yeur r On tnotiOn,, the i
p Odium as i pubibill A this I year for I
Op' he rejeetect :at d the p&TinitiniS
o '-last year he atl6il_ I i tt_thoir phteo. '
vi,it:h the additionl : I' the Votswoid i
sheep at the !‘same r tes. AlsO, that 1
as i wal hcfbr.pa.;sel, hat no hor,Teq he }
iillbwed to trot nullis four are entri-
Id,i and which was'o tout . y :proniii.
ion of tho printer'' ,_, , - . l '
1 LT. C. '1
lISON,IPecs't.
J. S. RUT.i.N, Se :7., ,-- • I . '
t
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ntnittec TraS ap-,
he decora ti on of ;,
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The following, qo
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ii ; l ointod to alsist
.141
"gissea Alna Lil 4
.1 - stephine POWer,
R6llO, 31ariat ; uk
Tienri
.Matilda Lar'cal," E
tHide Darraqh, 31:4;
[Tall. Sarah Agilely
Jenbio' Tho'ynilon
Sarah Barelily, Eli
Sa'rali BoVrts. I
Alonzo Linton, tip
Drinlap, ginis,
B.;Pusey; Jds. tedlll
J. Anderiiriti,
CLirrel, J. R.! Harr:a l
tei-, E. Allisrin, John
31.i?.et FaiT Grotind
C .
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A. P'
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tharTheßepubtlei
i q.l
Kiunty ha e done
i rid refleete4 credit
y, i -i . .!
the renonnnatap;
Penny fer the S j i
r:pnlarity Of sucli r .a l
r
r' : '
le indicitkin of 'llie
i
ood sense id . tholie l
hilly rer,ree i ents.
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1
1163 F-Tho
ercer. Repubficl
e l outity : mailo
iintion, thit of Jr ,
or Pres dent 4udgo
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PACKET RiJNYINO.
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arc rlnnlng from
, -tle reguferhi
m. 1 1
nal is It*ircd,l 1
.ii earred on throb ! ,
dual. : ' i i
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ester
21 1 r.deumprron, Sept. 71.—The follow
ing I::order has just I been prn -
'',. - fi ' , if •
kedi . ',, iii,' 1 i' , •
7 ) . 7 1 Hahn QILTABrEiti iumi or T,Ke. P0,T0546.--Mashritstos,
,Tos46.--Mashritstos, Bat- 0, 1801,$.
--
Omen/. ' , Ordas,l:-IPo. 7ii The - ')[10,10r
Genp.al t'ominaildinglielrealand -1 *
quests that inititnreithere limy, be a
M r
ore perfect skeet: rpr the p art '
..of
his emu - mind. -4 iWirae - egliing 111 .- a
~ holy ctins.e, anddhouldletideavor to de
serve tie, benign fa*or, of tbe Creator. 1
i
Unless in ease ofattack by the ene
[ my, or some °the extreme - military
I neeessity, it is ' commended to 'corn-
Mending officers that . work: shall' be
'suspended on the •Sabbath - that', no
unnecetisary movement shah be made
on that] duyli 0314 the ineu shalli as,
f' r. its possible, tie ~permitted to Test,
ii.om, their tabard . ; that they shall at
] tencV divine,SerViee, after the custom `1
! ary Sunday Inerninglinspeetipe, and',
Ithnt'eflicers and - men alike! use their,
influence to insure the] , utmost deco-1
7,f
rum 'and quiet on that day. ' The en
eral ,Commanding regards this tle,
idle form. Qne , ,day's (rest in.sev u is
necessary for man and aniinals. ' ore
t uin this, the ,observance of th e holi
cay of the . God of' merey and. Of bat 4
Les is lour sacred fint, t '.' L 1 ' i 1
, I - '' Gro.B;McCirr, x. . !
il I i Major General Comniand. L
i 7
abo:
rd
e en
for
jet;
r ad
E
!brai
eh
IL , f[ ,
,L . l FonTngss MoNT* o •Ell Sept.e 1 7..
—rotre,.
§tririgharn'reinhed Old' Poir.t t.c-day - ..
is flag ship lnts,,' not arrived. ' t !
J ThOliarridt L'acne • sailed, for :Nest/
i ork. I Also,' the Ounlier. City, in con;
;
isect'nendo of neWsirdo ! ra'crOm theim
Co
cfeedere• The Geoiwe'Reabody, iirriC
-0 last 1 night 1, frcntx -I Hatt gas, 7nlet,=,
bringing _recent; intelligence! and. a.
r umber o f fugitiveg elavefi) from • .thn
oath of Tar river, : 1 _21C.; 'who II man- .
god' to leseapel to thl ,Ttilet. . I ' •
The fOrtitientione ~ Oeracok4 Filet
have been abaPdoiled, s 'and pi obli those
at A. - regon.l,nWt.
Sonle-:fifty'rniles thifij yule ofl C. pa',
liaatteras Inlet 't powerful steamerl,
,was a6en int:ide at the, fatter I , Place,i'
when 'Abe PeztbOdv eiliflet up` t-ester- i
deY.' " ! ~1 '' 'li, ' il
Thre is no light t ape rcatt ras' i
th e ..c.afederatitS ha ln % . -retuov, ~ thel
.1
len4 I : No signs error ifleations, ' s ere
to 131. seen .at .te;CaPel 1 l
1 511.
It i supposed that the.Heces l io istl
I
will ake a stand si,. Fort 31a90 t l 4 ,a
stron,, t _t castelltted place, guardnt the,
1
apprOach to
TIT rbiugesl z frini North. Car Tina
repottit,hat ith%lowr countiesl irj, pfl thi
'
Stat, o.e ready to hoist a 1.7. rd n ;!.flag 1,
whe •a4,3nred; of litipport. A) Iperf ec 1
"reimr Of terior7 oasts, 1 1:1 . 1 1
..The State troops werel in part re ;
turning fromVirri lin. ' 11 1 ' I
i'l r
oi3in arpts 1
). soil Melt- i
...4
o
of ~p 0,..,
otlititi ! of 1
7lierntoctit
exi i sting, :4 , ar,
ncyland .dirct- 1
r , al?read , and 1
t lionte-;--ttas I
4,
l' oit I rt.bel.. 1
c 11 esentation I
_ 111 neltard ro,
or . of Ilea viir,
cal didatesi tor
Ash bly: I*e
iedl 14,islitt.itrc
quo to the °tit
city anti inteu:-
and respons..
fo 14 citizens
iirti- .lors, itiati
d thdinlo til
alt
nc
ry
I - „I
1 ..
RA2: r •
£ 01C T e • , —; r ,' Y. 4 r e •
. pt. 4 .--
The,Ser-
Sed
ate appointed licA4rslTihnston. .teed
and Thorton 'Marshall, a corrunitteet
Visit Western Ic.enthelcv, au& I inolinire
I of the Fed . erat 4,..l,l_, , o,:fi.itorate.ntilits.-
ry, anthorittesTby whose .;ilireet.iori'and,
1 for_,*hat reasons 01ey are occ , .upyinit
certain l 'Coi 1 ' of our is;Oil.. , 1 "
par . 11
'..-'I.IU United Statet fla g 7a , , , 5 .
over I,a , r,)itol,l'io4l,l}Y'; Y„.
, 11,. ; - ~.,
St a , e tlai i .t. ,Rllorred4o'lll'e.
.ee p 1 Federal elatiollq. +, 1 - 1 1
mite . s !coinposed Of 27 UniOn,
iStsi; und111: 1 S:)athern.ltig'nt4 ',F ,the
thd ouse of 76 Unionists and :.:4SOlitl--
rillltiglits. I,' 11 - . , II . 1,.
6 . ratmo l rtr.t.' . MO .. Sept. 7.- I Genero
'M 'Culloch IA •4)oi at •ted to be3lotti, l it
V
t
ernon ot ga liziti,,..s , fet. ...i bold ancrtle:s
j)ertite effort I
ort,hwartl.;- 'll . l l Cro lute
I 1), t P ' '.l I d It t uns
various rumors aou rice . tuns
having taken rort Scott, defea'ted Col.-
.Ilontgonicry, 1 and captured 1 , till his
,1 [ -
stores, arias,,&c:', and Ititzen bearlV
all hi l s coniiiiand..lliimself ant , ',n , g the
rest; as prisoneri4; !het the 1 ruinors
need contarntatiopl i . I I
I' - (;07,.: 7 Jackson, 'iv,itli. his boil,: 'guard
arrived here to-4.11iy, j hat his "furtlie:r
1
illOvernent are naknown. ' 1
---- ---- ----, --- ' h -
CAIRO, Ejept. 7. 7 l —Gens l . i [Pilinw and '
Poll: a
Polre.a.t. tiOluinbas. lCv , Nilth
.i3ee r
en tlifinsand Itehi2ls, Jolk. Th l oinpson 1
-:.f; in ;li , soui:i 'directly Opp'4'te. with;
- . 1 , I ~ 1 ;
tf)e' hajtilitte of the liebel '. Orees.-- 7 1
Eight hunflredFe,vieral trOops left here 4
t‘).alay, toii•eillfore Paducah, iitid an- 1,
other reiiiinent l folloWS intinediate-1
r,
=
pr
I ,
hed j
e
wee, lugs, I,
in the re:
• :141(1 ILtivi
E:Pre-et
NM
~.__
- • ,
' ' . 1 (' -1 ' ' 1)1 1
LoulsviLLE.lSept: 7. 7 -_,on , quera e
anxiety exiislon lUccount of flte occu
pation of Ilii•k i rrnm andPzil - il itah• by
the; opposing ,' ti has beep
increased by the *.bsence of•pews fraUt
that - quartet. to:day4 • I
, • ' ll_t '
in Ada Linton.
n Pairner,;Lytha
Louisa Darra,ol),
en DunlhP, l i.:{er-'
. i
le Ledlie,Malirgie
4manda ..Ignety,
farNi , Andei:nem,
ia be i h . ..11 , 0 r,etsir,;',
itit Darragh, rn.
CJ. S. 11,,0n .. 6. W. 1
, J. Q. zNnder:•ion. ,
I. Hall, Jatiles .I.'l
, -)V m. ,Veallis- 1
Ramsey E . I ! i 1
s Tuenda3r it: n),
lliitu'i iil '''
1 keteoctr, l if r rn
I' m i
H ----- ' 1 1 ii• ' I i
me ofAllegh4
a
41emselv_ea l linnOi•
upon their connty
of the lio n : John
:ate Senate ,
The
ti
i
,man le fairora.
. i
intelliglenee and
i
-hoin Int so faith-
II 1 i
.re;:iriTl c Rev. r.11.1C: Fletcher, gave us,
, last eve king' ill'PP l lint lecture l ,n the
Ireligien; Custoinsikind peppl4 of. Brazil.
' Seldom/ have: 'We'l relished t anything `
more ti'Lan tliciin.:ture he hid licforei
htp. , audien:cc (41 that ex huberant; gar
(.1011 of the t ropies Laden with itstclinke
variety of fruits rid flolvemliteefuing,-,
I With
. )erpetuallhars.-e ,- --,t ; for' t'lie liand
i."'
o' mitt). Surely- [that gairdj'n must be
- ,
I.] c warden oil l thc. world andlifits peo
plc had the ••pptelTrise which. moves
Ithis Yankee . mitiitni; imaginatlien coultt
.not set a botin'd it.O: the :results they
would produe: tliere. i , : liks tleietatit, to
_this compriso l ii the Reverend , gentle,
412 an Stated that the hest Iteniedies ern-
063-0 therejfer the I.iscaseSti:o which I
they are subject, are i nivented and sup ;
plied' to thent by our own well - known .
conntryman,l Dr. J: C. lAyeri l ief 'Lo‘[:'
I .
ell; Mass., alidi that not the. people o
ly bit the 'il i rte4hood and thecoart fl
the Emperor dOWn, have eoM I Stant r
coarse in siccness to the Renledies. df
' this widely e c lebrateci4.merian Chetad
()
ist.- 7 --[Ledg r, ,Boston. ; I I:-
• 31,AltRTE ---On . ingest
Rev' A A. Cuniihigharit,'Pro
, MARTIN, otiV i i l hin g tori, r:. , Pa.
[Pi:ill .Ii'FAnDEN;of Beave
. I
li ConvelOion pf
but a single 4941
I ,-
,n. steirt
On the same evening, by‘
_
JouN l 3l . 3.l.lcrixEi. and
AA:4 311.401vAN; both —of N
to-
I
The Canal Pack-
IBriishtchi to Ne'w
heAtreabh the
nd Ibus4ness can
'H ..
thiehannel, fas
k
I I
.
Mn. ' 11, „
Pn Spte'intipr 3d, b3i dial
r?
P Lidle.y s Ilottl,.'in Brieige
lo ti A. EAKIN, and ' 3iiss
R crtAßDsm:both ale Boavfil
Sc. ey s t ottl,.'in
0 ti A.. EAKIN, a
( --- tenth cli
I 1 lifolble la i
' t
1- 1• 1 r ':
"The following letter waeyritten 1-
to
Genf Butler, of the army, in ,reply; tl
~ i
It note : askiNg him to Gbvernorio
1 i
trastaithufette : . _, i.
\ /Iva. Steam PriOtie Airaida .. Off
C 44 21,,attenris AtivOr t ... 4 -18.):74 1
'have :re ceived your note, as .well; stq!
thotie of many ~othera 1 , of. my tru
Srietida_irillissaeinisegk. maim, in
.t.,1
about politico . ~.a , 6 .. . .
0p..n.0n a politic i q cations, an
some kindly, suggestieg l iny narne',as #
candidate for .governor j at the ensuing
eleCtiou. , -X reply to ': Y°W- aii rein"'
iientit.g them all, because Our „..intima r
py will permit more ifrankness.tliab
would , seetri meet. towArde 'those los
cloaelf connected. ', 1
4s hateV stated.,
.'
baye Publiely roPeat
ti
linnielleft all Politi '
- oftbe term.] behind
knowtie Politics in ai
represented by the
best to preserve the
Store the , Country in.
-peace is desirable to ;
More so than in the
liftlbia'friende and ki't
4uty. to hi S cOuntryt
Erl But hot desir
be parehased upon' a
°gm tion of the atithi l
;al 'Government over
ritory which ever
on no condition wha
this, would I i rconsen
ing a' disintegration
Until the (supremacy
Meta is , for ever .estit
simply a declaration
of seetioeS; ,I ,
Were the Souther
I'day aekindwl edge in t
II fai th, twd months ' w
llOre .cauis of War
1' dent not only 1 to j
maul a renewal ot
two mouths have p
ten years at least, h
lie'Ve not lbeen,comii
; err, men
i iin the. Sjl • th c ‘ been 1 ,rpet—
i
,0u14hr.,,
• nation,oil, ,are
''dres'sofgrievances,
suspension of diploi
But We have boril
Ihteause [there was";
arbitrament of whi
init. 'then', and it sr'
ini of: our people t
Tberofore this.,war
. for. the`, purpose o
if those. who _hare
upon tlimselves Lbl
I ,
trationi o incident, it will mil:
r c 3
r f' tho frul
'l,wind ' elides th'9l
Cities. i _ ,1, . I .
on the matter 0.. ne nominattou—
I cannOt consent tl at My name shall [
be used' •by any WI Li.- While on same l
, thing .4 as yon are aware, Ido not agree
' with tlhe principles itp l on which both
'''.the Stn i te and the Nati mal Adnittiii-'
trationg were inalgura l ted, yet Wei are /
a long way past that., 11The Re
can patty. having ;won a Politica
tory, bOth in the State and iti,t
tion, is entitled o the patriot
deavoy of evetz nan to giveit
irk!..."s:',“:t'artrzo r it should,
does, take the leaf in official po:lt
it
f Andnoir there sleft nothing for, us
to eon end agstni , save any torrup-!
Lion, inethei nies-cr impropriety of Ad t
in .
ini c stratim . •Wllich , l doubt not kN - Oilid Tin) no , lorsign,la `1;it,h...4., u , to pl
at on4.h be lc:buked by Republic.' nsi, RA i 4
- , s
well A DeMocrath.; But as far as re Et i
, , CI 3E - I4E)- - .. stes , .
gard , 4 l th. - . 4 p i rsvit;,rl 1, of adinini•-t, .at ion
in the State,' I Ibelie i ve Got...n Irc‘vs fur the Goverynnont II 1 v ill ;
has elide t i ned
f aithfitlly, zetticly ' ,-„
/ - t A r T 1,. ," 7
ati'd eilleien ly to put our Co tanon- ' i ''' f 4 ' ' ..." 6." ' 1 .1 di
wealth on tie sic of the natioii, Old ' i' l 2;ida , , oept. Lan, ( Li ,/ i in
ti c
,
to sustain the Union. I, theilelore, , .JA if i.„..; 11. ,f 4
for one, would of desire to ~co -al -------------- -
Clt:LII-Xp3 in the © ecutive. altho i ue., li I' I
Notice: to Teachers.
; ,‘.- L .
,
clpubti not. the eoplb, will clt , mand ' 'piloPos• .., w ' il
L.' i br•• I et ,,, ‘ , 4 ", . . n
ehmigies N
in some f the minor otlices.i ' Ij ' el " 3 el rlied)'" ''"''''' l '' '
I di not say th^t I AVollia %.11t0 for
Ti. tt,e 14 dt3 lo lizt hr 1 , ‘,1 f .
t i' l'iv. ouhlie ...,, .0 to bn, 1 li at -. ,
w. bu were I at
Gov. Andre licroo I np , r . / „.,„, r , ~/ T 2,,. 'T
Would not vote agningt him. Lit it bo 1 n .ont 1.) , i,,if. it .3 :- f. l 't e uto., a.. I I
understood that Nti thew, distinecaon of' , 122 , 4: tlf-teitt 1 , in-, 1010) :,. “I. d 1
party, and without raising patty iq. 1 J'ilit.o.4.eo 4 , 9 1 .',..,•k, k .6 0.. , ti 1 it i
Sllei. all men h 4 10V0 the Vitiou are ''''. l `, f ea llll ` ..: j"‘"`" will '''' e a ''' Y' l * f , " I
I. determined to stand by it and the. / „ ri , i ' e : r n ", l l ,"; ° l ;,,l l 4. "' le . 1 1 1 1 ', I /Lr i f ,, 1,. / . 4 ' l '. l.
the country until I this rebellion shall , Free.knu, ...,..p 0, 'tit' ' - 8..,„:':',.
be, qtielled. and 'hen wo 4nay herdaf- 1 , ' - '.
tor di'vidc, R 4 we Please upon the raj- 1111 Wit' -fi A Dll Q
nor differences f administration of,[lllljou 11 4 limp a
Gut eminent. I A 1 1 ._ ___ , 1 ...........
____ ..:... ....... 1 "
'ro I you, my dea friend.l need urge; V=P—`*. WV OOP' CIL 14-1-613.,
}
lio inbtification,fb • this course.' You rl - 00 - rrr‘r - r -,-- m . T . r _ uo ~...1 1._ ....,' ~,./.
will SpprAciatel it for vdtt aro aware I` 4 -.... 4 --'- - 4 - 1 •-•Jm""" ••••• -L-A-g%---m :-.•tr , --
7
of thp Sacrifice both of feeiin and iiNVITE the nt•eitio n of then- sus." ...els,
x i 1
positton, I macio a year ago, in the;
I
mid the 119 le genet-illy. to the r ) '
earnest-endeavo ,tb save then untry fi H1A,M,1 . , STIOCk
from this calamit -,I which I then part- I , I
ly 'foesaw, and a ting in the beSt light; t i ' '" '
1 Vac onbeavore to prevent. lA i ld 1 [FOREIGN & DO 111 TIC' 101
,
am I ready to m to a like sacrifice GOODS A0MI: S, ti el
,
EtOty I to repel tha i
Which I then 801101 t, , Whist.' is now in store, and ready for itim ni•
to arcrt. 1 need [to thank you and I . o n tPatbbur g , Au g . 2.,,, O.
OthdES of my friends for ibis, among —l7'.---
'
many othbr kindT! l esses you have shOwn , EIMA.VMI?, ~,.
,
nit. it BENI. F. BUTLER. 1 I NI t" MIN 03 y - ,IN I) I V,,,TI'TC,TTL ,
, 1 i -4 t l'., k ; 4 la ' A: i i AN'
Tin 'C I J' A w-- - .t 4
E Li FLA 11, t CQt/FTTED.-- 0 i
1 I
have already noticed the nr ost, of; R ev. R . T . 1] r,' A. M., rin•
i i '
Rev. J. 3Li Green, Chaplain f the l
ion I h - B • m 1 Mrs. A. S. Taylor Gove ess.
irt eglent Pennsylvania lle-! '
1 4 FIRST CI, VSS SCIIOOI. FORT f , ..: I.D.
se "is Wry s,' at asbingtpn, on a ch. rge of ' A bettion of eon'- isa it ;re ,k 1 Are
at
ebezzeling from the mails i f the t , glTen in the Primer; anti' Frepai a ' De.
.1 • , I I ‘ ' pnrtments.
regiinent, which_lpassed throw h his 1
refA i t i eremxp,efleilit:z „ Rt uiti „,, nnd.F i.l ~,,,;
bands. -He baS space been acquitted
of the charge, :`' Ina letterrto the 3ter-r - rpm.. 60 to 1••8 00 u.eluding- •
Tuition f At 3" noels
- La.
cer', bispateh he kiwi : . I Vines- itl '
~, After the 10th regiment ha No efforts spnred In make the sein•el Itrattl 7
paid by therstate of - Pennitylv of the confidence of its pair... Ls. I
I J It "Send for A Catalogue.
suppose there passed throng Next Termmin
eminences TUESDAY, A ,, GtidT
hands over two Itltousand doll 27th. 1861. aug 2l
friends at home s , yet it was fou
on strict., examination, by Col.
mont, that not one cent had been
Neither could there, be - any one
that had lcist money sent- theit
home.: The preeeentiea did no
nate it; neither wore there an
plaints from till
r egiment."
1
. I !'.lJ. 3tL
nci Jlirut
,
, ~
I N . CY1 1 10633 -
- EIBBSOIIS sea break" notified tit
ipsepired to 1 lebasp , Bantle • '
'I It 1 ' ' ''l . amount
new At, a fr an egotva anta
issue, Burin the present week. aft
the I htter wI not 14 itoeilied la pa
p003 3 / 1 1 03 letter, l , t from this; as
ri
I ?4st Office i I_ ' 1 .4. ANDERSON,
Bea er, sep .f ,1 [
- . , 1
e same,
kis iKtami f :
&Wt.
Me ) , at
• titer, Kr.
'aum
•
count.y.
I • i
I •
Examinations for teachers- wi l
held at the different' times and pl'
as hereinafter specifiedl
;,'lnduitry, Monday, Sept. 2, , atli
Bridgewater, Sept. 8, at 10; a: ni
. New Brighton, Sept...4,nt'9, , a.'i
...VIA BrigEton, Sept. 6 7 ,,t, 9, a.. '
Baden:Sept. 6, at 9;a ; m.
liookstown, Sept . 9, '
nt 10, a, n' in,
-Ohio tp, at Fairview, - Sept: - it
'9, - a m. , ; ' . .
I- -- Brighton tp, at Eakin's seheol ht
i , Sept. 11,.a t 9,_a. m. -
~i-f:louth Beaveitp, - at - Court's se
ouse, Se pt.l2,'st9, - a. in. _ i 1
' , Darlington tp, at Douthitt's's
.
honso, Sept. 18, at 9, ii. - . -- m: ' 1
;._
-.,.' - '- Chipn tp , at M'S.iri e r
1 , ,
I' you, ; and as X house, S e pt.. 1 4, at '9, a. in. Dfi.„ l ,
di when I -left! and .T. te utc achrs o e f Big lQicazn Beaver tp.
On a party senscj please attend. I
O, and I now I Pollisici tp, at Wallace.achool h.
1y; sense, save a s i.S pt; 16,1 at 1. p. in. - -
, • q 4
uestion-0w } 'North} Sewiekly' tp, at . Warn!
union and 're-Ischool houLe„Sept.'l7. at 9 a. nt.l
its integrity .±, Franklin tpitt Furnace sehotil li ,
lt, and to none • Sept. 18; at .10 a.. m. , Direttorj
oldLer - who : It!s i tesehera of Marion toverisilip
iis home to tiPit l ig I please attend. ), i
11 1 l t i t . 'Now Spoickl:Mp,'at Vogg,‘
hie, it is ; not? to , I house, Sept. 19, at 9. - e. tn. '
7 term save rec-, I Moon t,p, at Davis 5.,:h00, r
'icy oftheFeder, : Sept. 20, at 9 a. zn .. . , , ; {
~ very iiicf of ter- i B'secoontp. at bmlth's school I
onged to it. Up Sep t.
_ 21, at 9.". tn. 1
' Ter, other ' than iNew,Seottsville, Sept. 23, at 11
to peace j i inrolp ilndePendenee tp, at Rsrdc, , l
f itlic•tr . ,6ion, orebool house, Sept. 24. at 9 a. inl i
Of i the govern- ;Hanover tp, at. Milifn. school
llshed, would beiS6yt 25, at 10 a. in.
of , pei•pettial wail Applicants will please - furnihli
. 1 ; - , iselves with paper and pencils. 1
1 Confecleray to-I Touchers exam t i.
should be . exa ti.
e fulne.ss of pond presenceOf Directors to whfin t
Ad not ships' b i o-' annli. fir aohools. They wi;i t
,1 ~ „ . 1- ~ - --t 6 . ~ .
, I Cilta . , arise, sufti-; to rcznember th i s pr,o, - ,1 , v). of ,i
styy Intt. to de- ! ' T. c' - .. CAROTHERS, Co. '...1
;the conflict. Si,' I , __ ____. _. . _ _ -:--,
:ssed in the $25 i . : EItIPLOYAthN f !
vhielt ..ontra,.„‘Oe .11! . t _l3 - E.,NTS WANTED
ttectupon Not•th- i .-,,.„ „. 11 , ~.,4,f , .0 . ., sr-, . . t ,- ~
ili . ssitielt Il'al • ;. , 1 i . . - '' ' -:- ..' io. P 1
4 l i, -
__, r, ...%, ell t . spciws. to neti‘4 Aqt.oth, 01
,4. 3 . a t ip v,, , ct.)rn.1,4.10%. Pnrtiettlut . , -tuAce
dofi s , l e d iii, F o., Erto r Scwiias, %lziFi,iim Ointrikat= l / it,
.it
t,effianu..
under plain of a ge;L;'‘l 'lg'- 13 .-'•` 11 i 14,2 .01 1k9. 1
natie re l ati o ns _
r 11--_______,_ ______ .______
ielthese Obtra'eiv4lE3(3l. FAT MI., 1.
no , l ttibutint to lie ! , ,
.-
1
eh we could {lb- ' CEO . 0 itiii r rE p. 1
... ,
, • , , • • , , ,
s. against the,ge l ni i -,., ' . lb V
) appeal to a:rrn i •--;-1 No. 2.5 i, FIFTH s a lt
must go on, Inot '
r.subju g ation—.bUt :- xnt-t e ,-li zo - tx rrs-,,
-1
; ,
p - en on 11,1, 11 :4)%1
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