• 6t,te. tier: A"Ft7.IZDAY, APRIL TF ;VND 71” . . CVSSTI7 ,, ' , II—"Nr.- : larEll-05111 ANT , 1Ng?..*M11.1.!..' TILY DO NOT W.tND UNION The ilotte of 'ltepre.-6entativt - - (.1 State, a few thys pftt•Fii St:* the :4etic 1)1!.o.-•:.n:s1W4 not heitat.':: inn nait:!-tt:-..ntb, . tße.mlutl, 'dot hio , 3e. - neta', A.-i. - PrF,.: ly deem it pr,-)p. , r I.lthi.t. :1 ,1 ,- ;•1',:.). together with :;,:1 Ilit.i tray 1 ,- 7alvit• c.*: the 5:.,t,•,- y, - ,./..,i-'i 1,,..il t-,....i, i. 1.:. .. ~,.(1 , , Iell:/ht ar,'." 1 • 1.........ii:t:1.... .•.1 ~ .: thr2 part of th. - )V,‘, - ;:1•1,•1›. 1 1,• to tbeo.r allegi;., , ice t.:‘ ft..: g , )7 the Union, an.l would, i n . t: tlialiy and e.01,n-,tly co-ope tte t,, in th- re,-tor-:,,,ii or 6 - q. , ,..,) f—ict L!.. , 2 110 etniern.:•l2/ of .".t ..I IVO:111 , 1 ...'"..", • .'‘ ..1:1''. \ • =MEM It -v:11 r_'. } I, L inenl . l,er o! been rothld, "ieJneaa; : .kry, 11 I.;itlift/1 1/:` EA - .) t c,f LL ,of clu-Lituclat. re, ),..v.lu•.—vet ncit I- tins I,lct. NVe give Cie ii,t in fuii, the h.)71‘.. - : : ,.. 1. , ; 01,',f! - 0; I'enti;ylv.ini aea who are the ;rt. 1,..e am, tonly pr3va f11, , J to Cu rile Honor of ottr Lot it Ili iI- I; .‘. =lll v k C :t t r.". ~: ~Ct ~. ~. 1.111), :All,. 1.. I,' )..'r =II mnEsem `.l • ~.( SW Mai .11IL Onnit 31.1.15 ed Jll til.± it-L -.l:TterlKe lor!i:121 ot LLC tv7o partt• 11,•:;$ the throe ' gro L (--"•:41 non, money. t,c,vor, • , t vi - utt,ion. i:J.V.• • I 111 • t winlrlty . th• 1”, We• c I i! I. ~ MEM .T 1 • 'l3rctit~•.... CHID the eTAni;.%•,i 'rcluce thin 7 ti, •, c t:, 9,uJC vott t .-.3, :mutt a ,I ` , ) , r17 than t,,t; , .0 i, F 11C11 "vietoey" ',mkt of lieptiblirtni—n (" v tluretiottt.. Th.. "i“ I t k• .• of like lIMIE jnojul-Ly fn 1,-56 i; 1`57 •' lc rnljority •;‘. - "flw it will bi , fluff loorrixty if ita - filily On t in. et ,, os. in Yew 1;..1 ,. ..‘tv1, v A ir• • vtrti t:. : .ttt • • •;-• ; • MEI 11)1:t: OW' trc•a3bri tV:_t.l..)-t a l f orc o4, l nur .f--/ lhrougii•,r , : believe' ii t iii, , rer,•: rivoroz.v , ! , .. :thtr!rou-; unfi ; (,(rtf,e:- e- .7 Taiero runv •v ! - ••c of 4,:Lifo;•in,:i .11:11tia h.r t•vo month:. to 11o: - 1 k upon the 11-f , trp niy i but the 'n , en now in tliA suffice to , loni - tier;-ively lvith tnr , !.or -„. <l, We place. , 11,;- , proplteoy v:u record, that the peopi 7• of Erie. (Jun ty tally know in tutute how touch they can rely. on the proiniie, of the I'ni,(tik,: f itproves true; no.one will be taunt" more iv to praise the: sagacityof .M.r. 6 REELEY. er tho ability of our preterit mititdry otr.Tr,,, than us. TIIE I'OLANI , .—TIIC:I i, lfjo g u .,d reason to fear that the Pelo, hav,n in their new htrugglu for freeLim, 1 that possibly the heel of 41, - spoti•An now rest on them r.l6re :wavily than fore. No ottlf:rcould • I i•een hoped for, except through the intenen , tior. of friendly poxers, taking advantage ‘; of tLe opportunity' for in-izting upon :i better ttb,ervance of tho treaty of Vitunia. \ Those virile synnatitiV.ed with tLe Pole 4 in their oi)pressioa -Loped racy would main titin thetus.ehe, in arm= until nu adjuit- - ent of tlik kind tinglit be .I , :ottrf,d 'lint • I verhap:, it is premature to info'. that 1,:,- cause LANS rt-,..cirL t: p..isoner a:: the inturrection•is INTETtr.srma ScrNr.—Among those, who united with Itev Dr. Adams' church on -Madison Square ,New. York, last Sund,t:;!, were Gen. M'Clet.i.AN, and Mr,.M.tr.cy rind daughter,—the ratter the generayi.in'otli er-in-law,and.sisier-in-litw, whojoilled by letter—the fornter by prole...tit:on. The beetle was witnesied by a lurii,e and deep ly intereitcdcongre2atiou. The front and altar were ,Leautifully adorned with bowers, it beint,, , ,,Erfster Sunday, but there uo departure, 0•Oui, the mural obser-• vances on such oniasiom, Thr Army of couun,;nced moving 'rant Scar i ogaintt, thu one ou the 4th of Mareld It is •pow r inote.'tlnt a month .later t 1 tho year, ykl, no forward M.Oveatent ba.s taken !tlo.c. by the same ni siziy, under ('ren. 11 - oo:;.F.it. We are not disposed. to complain , ot the latter fact—perhaps,thgre may' tta ; pond ol u se for it enrtainly cannot under stand how it 1a the,t men who prai-o ooiitlt ' kill perti*t in denouncing Mc becan.,_e, tliey ‘la . 3 4alow."` A V,Pgenuor c:otempc;rftry , in compiling the Bc6Fil-League tp . t tie Know _Nothings, spa, "it is the same old_ Skunk in a now hols." loa.lers, in their burn tii.:s.fc.ty In boll on to the oftice4 which th-y have sot tip a standitril of ;.t imp:is:4lola for; cittion ;,,. his ruanimo4.,:K).l':4o7: wits: ifl, nt Allfay Illl'N'ro , prt to/ ihitt t!. •• c 11,:, to/he it 41n131,L70. El E • 1 1 / 4 )11111,1s uur to Llit . • , L11(‘ 2ncred instrumelit he . to r • preserve. defer pr 0,1.110 ,1.11 ,1.11 •;, 1 -1 , 01 v11,)..,0 patrioti,n and love n.) In.sn cis' doubt, ' MI ,~ ~r:.. ~, =A ..• N,•L :. - .. - •!e than about Curve" months .:,I•,v:^' ..Jt:0 . ... `the proniulgation of tale r Ilc'e• ey. ti: c• revolting policy of the Ad n,:nistr..tion, the editor of the Democrat 1 ‘.).trii.!(l, 1 Ile duty of standing firmly by ; ..., ~':‘.• , .1 .:/: 1- ::::5 10::g as ho remains Pre- I:. , • .1 L IJOd deal further than ;-,--: 17.7 e ._: , ':•2 crr can go. We don't retog r.i....—.y i1t. , .:.• or stan(iini": firmly. by, the i'r, 4 ,ident, hut we do re,7ogniz4.the duty ..ild- Cie ti , -(:(3- , .-ity of standing firmly and I, , Inteiv,Ly the I:nion, no matter,who .:y or n'ol. i r ,, Pre6dent." ME NM y,te EMEMIES ' riot exactly staio'our Vr - Q " recognize the duty of fit:nly I y the I ) ,tesident," in all c 7 / 1 . and necessary acts; but lic,l in I.:, and impolitic ones. I,‘: hold, his &lice -he is to be ies ; ').ll.fistrate of the country„. ; 1..t.11..-4•3 within the bounds • etbeye(l by every fact does not 1110 •,- , ,•11.1(.11e1 , :el to do so, • ur it he thinks :, ,, h1;I:44 him up to the 'r.‘ll,lie. The whole :.Tts upon the TI - • I: so tli-•.right to IMO ant t ^r• P 1 I , t of MEE =ill IMMI =I IMO MIME ME . ... 1.14.]1. iii. , •:.- ~ 1n m .vcr . a majority ll .L 1 -.4.,) , ,,,p . :r. iinr' , , i of course by II,: , .) ,•titutir..l.ll 1..., - . , 2:,:0n, ' now are 41t,-y ;.o . 'it) t:ii, i,r,l i .v: I) ICI t bout free clis cu—inn.! 1104 v arc! ti - ,4 1 t0 knot whether 4)1 ,1 , i;ii:. .4.4 .: :1,41,21,••••n ;:dtliful or unfaitLt ::,, 1,-1 ti. , tln,t- 4..4ntil- 1 in t1,44:a, unless 1,14. = nrei rile public -I , e4.cib of the 4' •ti,liry :,ii` :it 1.: , .. rLy to Q.i:..unitic^aud 41e- t V. & ),,aucr,,,ey (it tilo ": rii ;1 stir ", IME I. :' 1: V. , :1 . ~.~_ , ~ ~. ~ ~~{ =I „; MEM a.,,~ l:k~.:}~ ~ v.; Itow Lirt one member t.. ' .ll.llllt`t tino•l' not givo it I.:- lettcr of in.truotions i to our Min He r -to N,retabor. he qatlo4 the I w.r. • :, •tililanq ut =SE IMIZEMEMI Ini. 11111=11 BEM OEM E IRE =I MISE ag‘inlA the/n.l The t.enliment at the South ;:ou' , l small it Low. It 1. a tints; of rapid revolti tuae; In thoulilt, feeling, and sentiment. lf the North gliotal prove itself, stiOngly coniiervative, we may expect some 'good effect to Lc pro:laced in the way -Of* in f2eling, at thp South trhich, aitf..r nna..t c:zi,:t..be:O're the Union ix re-to: , 1 t, I,,ower there. however dim our hopei, however distant our expecta tions, wowho are true, Unionists must • constantly bear in mind that; there s 'will be no true Union until the Inefi of tlie North make it. And 'when 'we look ,to the glory of the future Union, that,union of keling is the chief, the only effulgence. e.nrie:tly it iq to be prayed for and labtqed fel qt . Commerce. The "Committee on the conduct of the war" have made a lengthy report,'!which is hailed with . intense satisfaction, ;by the ..kbolition• papers. Its main object is to defame ,and ilestroylTCLELL.ts i When the public know that die Camniittee was RonipOsed of :neh fan ttie a., WAL;i: t Co vow: atld. CHANDLER. they will not put mubh faith t in the report. \ - ,'..)ers, any one in hil 'Ordinary genses suppoce that the vast herd, of contractors,isti\ticrr„governutent agent's, tax collect ion-, iLnfl other offieers, %those - punes,are , growing fc,rnlT of the war, desire it to : NoL 'aue of thent.-TtleT it continues, the for their interests. Lel the content skip, and the occupation of Ino.l ut than gone." • , 11).Nmr.a4. I.IoI3tEnTAL cotos, --Addecin G. W..CroWell & Co.; No. 211 Pipet zior Street, Clevelad, Ohio. Ibbl4-430t. Er 4 OF LOYALTV. • t.i I),r;pwed zi..tnc,.‘ :;n4I not I.lore ltt:vr-div teacht:r, ha . ye smil 11-1 IMB ,i :~1~. t':U MI L• 3-T{') ME ...t.• If ivu have not this wihtt res!cet do we darer it.- tuitious .1 Europe ? :Jo ,2 who .ttly:lll..t: poAtions thk:tia thwaselves, orAltey f: - .-1 throw our entire Re m. Tile theory wari 4ver c: 1,, ':, :teee,sion of the •l re perhap-, 111 EMI i ~,~ ..rs 1., of A, I : and . raritr; (-Thx-x.ially. it is a 'Alta r. A fx,ll:. xxlitirelyvonsi,trxtxt with the Con % iAtz. x•c.-a In its to 1 • tatty' tittle ex • . ;•;ocor. , lin.;_;-1 •. •ir ~ : ;xt r!' lilorßltp •,1 - • ?•re , r, tAit dial; •- • , Il LIA . Gn.!‘ . ' V .4 r l :l tis i 7‘ l'erS • exi-A, lEEE •'. % CO:lid divide t.: and \Vc. tnn,t not /IMEIMBMI!i ;•' •:: - trr.t time. ,•ince i -Z,0.e.J . , op -11-c,real,nt. ),,..r, y: , ;•.t , I in but in. 1,11 s.) nvi - ‘l,;)qrks lin.zer ;:intn would in the yi i. 1;) t I l it V ll 1_ 1 l I !•:1:;•• ,- ... - -•; 'r • ttrq thva tli:tt r.f their( T 1 213 Lope. would ,~ _~~~.Y,•vtln t 1):.: excitement ot war ";.,;1.1., tlr, f-xc:lonlrmt MrJrt flllli . 11;1, •), L//O).I.S.EICit, up :t •ut..7 , .( 111;:det; Irql back Wit t to tilt., course piir,.ued,and Ion,: Way opened by ....Qtrievel and the T;z: at .onchni! . ; ouch men's them strength has been too t.au L l , •:: o a "of gi . ll- plan of t,•at• on nor 1,1,•. Wu , :aninnering light in 3.1 r„ Sit - ikau, that they , 3)(a11.1 . , :lnic• into Congress and diseuss_the L tt,,. re; b u t, LEITH men a t the , . South W ye, W:1,111 1.0 : - IPC , silt Fi t i 01! t' n t.. =0 . 4 t/10 1:01:00 I , _ _ / QEKSTIRNS FOR TIRE LOYAL LEAGUERS. Af•e you ' l ready to sweiar true allegiance to the Constitution as it stands? . D . 7 you helieve th.atlit•is the sotiren4t, I t lb , • land,: and as. Alfa ''Oessis+es ts'i be le:eisfle4l hy'everjricifizeis 4 * it it.: ~, , / v. you for the reatoratif* of llieViTtii; with or.a iliout shivers 1 1 " .. In case the Waive mates should oiler to return to their 'allegiance, with their in stannous unimpaired, will Yeu - consent to receive 41110 m ? ' '- ',..' ikryvas.betieww4hot-the-Suptente Coast is the highest judicial body in the nation, and that its deciiions.are final ? .1 f sueli fill'&7l;tetltirentilitit" all citizens wile refuse to acquiesce in its Verdicts, re ally enemies of the tseuntry 4 -yho are the true friends of the' Union hose who desire to hold our public of ficers to a strict 'responsibility for . their acts, who; sustain the laws until they are pronounced limponatitutiotial by Abe pro per authority, who denounce thefts upon the treasury, and are for carrying on the Government as it i was conducted by WASIIINGTOX, JEFFERSON, and Ise:sox—Or those who sneer at the Constitution, vio late laws they do. not lite, encourage iior ' ruption, and uphold the illegal measures of National officers ? I ' Is oppoftion to an Ailministratien trea 4ion to the Governmea . • .'' •'•1 -- If so, were those whl; abused Presidents JACKSON, PIERCE, Buentxsx,and other De mocratic Chief Magistrates, "traitors?" Supposing that tne Democrits should be • "SUCCCSStEII at 'the! next - Presidential election, and some statesman whom you do not like, as for instance, Gov. SEYMOUR, GE ' ll: merLELLIS, Mr.! BIGLER., VALLANDIG RAN, or FERNANDO Woes, is our next Chief Magistrate, will you give him as cordial a 1):5, support as you do Mr lancet:sll . The answers given to- these questions Will readily enable a one to decide who is an honest friend of 'the Union, and who is not. We won d advise our readers to cut them out, and t•rhi+tever one of the class who boast- all ; the _loyalty in the country, is heard setting up their Thar asaical claims, to put' him to the test. It will soon be found whether he is what he professes, or only a bigoted partizan , - ad herent, who knows no more of what con stitutes true patrioiiim than _thei feeblest child. May ive not' also . hope ,p i issi our Gazette neighbors, who are the •)rgari - of the "League" in this vicinity, will give us their answers to the questions ? .. : IIOW THE ICEBELS REGARD NOETIIERN ELECTIONS. Every vote cast for the Butternut ticket on Monday will be equivalent to a vote of sympathy for Jeff. Davis.—Vincinnalli. Ga z:!te. - I • The above is a sample of the election -Ic..iing literature; of the present radical party. With an impudence actually sub lime. its press announces to voters that the solo question belere, them is whether they will vote as friends of the Goiern ment or of the rebellion. It may be well to receive the testimony of the rebels theinselvp as to who are their beat friends si the North, and whom they wish to - see triumphant at the polls. The Richmond Enry , drer, of March sth, says: "'fo,be plain, are fear , and distrurt far mole these apparently friendly advances of the Dona erat. than the. °pat atrocity-of pUkinthropitta of .Ifa,iclaisetts. That - Democratic party al ways was oar rzorstenemy ; and' bud for its rtniraee theAe States icotild have been . 'efec aid clear of the toutattevi Union tpenty• s nya. It iS notl the Stunners and Sew-. ds, the Black Republicans - and Aboli tionists. who hare' .hurt us. They were i ht all along ; there was an 'irrepressible • ,N.riflirt.'" t!••• Urtiod fj • * I*, * * 1 - •• 71,4 idea of that odiou3 [Democratic] pa rty 060,;r17 to life again, id holding out its arms to inakeles shiver. Its foul breath is mataria —to touch is death. We commend this paragraph to the at tention of oizr radical friendi. In con ijunctian with:their friends, the radicalsof the South, they "would haver' been, free and clear of the unnatural Union twenty years ago," but forlhe Demociatio party. ' &attentive reader will reco,gnizepin the anguage of the RiclnuondEaquirera strik ing resemblance to that in vogneWiththe Ililune and other Republican papers about wo years ago.—Bl4faZo - 1 0 !1 A :1:i 11:0 Rena. FlNANA.—Besperate as is the con - slition of the 'national finances, the abyss of bankrnpctr which yawns beneath us is shallow compared to the fathomless depths which the .Confederates', haie al ready sounded. According to their Seare• tary's report,' their customs yielded but 8.668,5GG up to pecember 31st; their taxes but $1G,G64,3 12 ; "miscellaneoua" atealibp from loyal men, $2,291,812. They have out in bonds and stocks of various . aorta $143,4711,870, and in treasury tidies . $410,- C 29,692. Besides this there is due on .ap propriation's $81,879,913. Add to this the immense amount of scrip which has been sown broad-cast fermi:Thee taken by force, .to„ and tho Confederate debt may be safely eatiinated nearly a thousand mil lions, on which the entire revenue of the Con federack will scarcely pay two .per cent. The expenditures up to the let of next July 'are'estintated by the rebel Secretary at $290,000,000. LET no Democrat be deceived by the appeals of the , Rapublicans to join their " Loyal Leagues."l The whole scheme is an Abolition one in dissitise. Its secret nature should be; enough to condemn it in, the minds of all true Patriots, but, when, in addition to Phis,-they look at the character of the men who control it, and reflect over their former antipathy-to the Union, their contracted sectional views, and their rejection of the - Crittenden Compromise measures, by which war might have been averted, a ten-fold stronger argument is presented why ths3 , .should refrain from connecting them selves with it. Tnc Dentoctatic party is "Liiial League". enough or every real , patriot. Always true to the. Union, liming devised and carried through nizto-tenths of the 'great -M7tsures that have made the country i proiperous, never, equivocal in its senti ments, and perfectly faithful to all the trails reposed in it, it needs not. resort to secret organizations, and midnight eon. °litres, to promote its , objects. Let all honest Union Mew connect themselves with it at once, for it the only party that has proven itself consistently and unal terably devoted to the Auttiontif cause. Tuc Trituite heads its returns from Con: nectieut " Complote Oireithrow of the Copperheads." ,A pin of f).o(Xiiiiii sin gle yep isom er s, notreescrt of "ovei- SitrOw.'" I / / 1 Tus.nsune of .Tudge - , of the Su preme Court; having been mentioned , in connectioskmsth tberiNiivic Olther natorial Hon a let ter decliniliir*. ~:,r • P: ' - • • Lake Pleasant Ind. Selko4 Pisfrce. —School Directors, Gilbert - Groiii,l F-Pitor, 29 ; Washington Parker. 10.. hool Directors. Arulreur_ Culbertson, 120; B•Trer.',ll;, StOsel min,-,116 ; - Simmer Ctit4rolngs: C 4 r 4 able7 : T , r 4 t : White, 34; Teue;Loive Butt r; 72 ;.)fi CulkeTtion, (10; /441464 C Sweet; 1,1; Town Cluttineet:Eirisw6lo, 62;1 3si IticLallen, 87 ; Treasurer, 3 It Reeder,' ;16 ; Road Commiailoner• F W 31 ShersvOod, 85 ; Charles McLalleti, ,I ; F W .811eriVool, 22; Inspectors, William. Post„ 57 • 3 Hi Shields, 33 ; Judge,, .Si Drake; 83 ; Martin Cornell, 3 ; James Shifitifi, 1-; For Town House,-.541. Against.Waterford Borotig4. 2 eß dross, ,W son, 85 ; HA. Spanner, ls; J L McKay, 6 ; Town Council, M. Burnett, 88 ; Ilill, 90; B 11 V*eent, 1 year, s 9 ;" ; Conblable,- A B Weaver, 97; A Colt, 4; School - Direc! tor, W C Smith, 86 ; J V Anderson, 86 ; Inspectors, W A Colt, 14 ; Smith Ander son, 26; M B Vincent. 65; Assessor,•Ches ter West, 88; lligh Comitable, Id S Vin cent, 81 ; Hugh` Taylor, 24 ;`Judge, Wu). Hamilton, 87 ; Auditors, B Howe, 78 ; S, R,Bryant, 77-; 41 Oliver, 78 : L 68;. ISpringficld.—kisepor, Wm I)evereu - s, 120; Jacob' FiCkinger, 38; W Ander son, 4;. Judge, II Brockway, 79 ; Trea surer, -Preston Weldon, 19; S•J Thoim, 2;' Inspectors, Sethi. Fleming,-14 : George Iledden, 86 ; 11 C Pond, 56 ; Constable, II Keith, 98 ' • S WI Warner, 2; Auditor. N 31' 3feori, 9i P 31 Brindle, 11; If P Wattles, 3 ; Clerk, M W Robison; 4 ; .1 - A, Thomas, 17 ; E Rea, 10: SchOol Director, S Deveraux; 160 ; L Ellis, 157 ; N?Blick ensderfer„ 13'; N D Moon, 12, RoadlCom misaioner, Et Thayer,B3. - Amity.—Justice, FW Hatch, 68 ; - dineir Green, .3 ; Commissioner, George Lammons, 53 ; 11 Persbns, 58 ; II W Bald win,6o; W Parker, 61 ; School Diiectors, Samuel Hays' t 55; C Duncombe, 56 ; Sterling Doolittle, 105; Joseph Terry, 54; liobertlfulvin„ 52 ; J Fox, 1 : - Constable, C E Richtmyer, 70 ; J Fox; 2 ; Assessor, C E Duncombe, 56 ' • G W 62 ; Au ditor, Nelsou,Chaffe e, 53 • S II hall, 61; D B 1 ; - Judge, William Hatch, 01; 'lra Chaffee, 56 ; Clerk, D B. Allen, 56 ; J V Baldwin, 59 ; Inspectors, G W, Bald win; 56 •D ,B Allen, 53 ; Treasurer; A Duncombe,'s6 ; B Doolittle, GO. Cbneord..Justice, William Gray, 119 ; 011 Vincent, 53'; James Freeman, 4 , COnstable, Absalom •3fcCray, 112. ' Benj, Hays, 18; A J Edson, 28 ; Warren Fuller, 75; Ridge, Hugh Heath, 59; ,Inspector, 0M Chase, 39 ; Wilson 11eCrary, —; Wm I Gray, 3 ; jeduthari Gray, 2 ; Road Corn- Ixeussioner, Abner. Lilley, 66 ; L A Beebe, 2; School Directors, Edwin A Hammond, 85; Perry Lindsey, ; John Hatch, Esick Lewis, 1 ; Treabuier, Robert X() Cray,lo ; Auditor, James I) Hatumend‘co; Assessor, Leman Wellman, 59 L A Beebe; 22; Clerk, James Hammond, 9. Cirard Dir!cturs, Philip Osborn, .134; Riley Pettibone, 128 ; Ran som Kidder, 92; Luther „tent, Justice, Sanford Slater, `67 ; 56 Assessor, Alexander MCClrllami, 107 ; Road Commissinner, E . 1' Taylor, 138 :- Justice, Austin • Daggett, 95 ; J A Whit tington, 96 : Inspectors, F Burnside, 39 Johri Robertson, 39 ; Wm Kelly, 6 ; C Pettibone, 5 ; Constable, D Barnes, 111 ; Clerk and l'relizurer, J C s 2 Au ditor, F B Innis, SO. ' Edenboro.—Judge, S 49; Sl' Gibson. I ; Gurdon Fish, 42 ; Inspectors, Wm P Burchfield, 36 ; S T Gibson, 44; L M Saley, 4; S D Lockait, 1 : Constable, G W Irish, 64; Jno Farbell, ; Burgess, L B Goadall,- Vsn Taxsell, As sessor; N C Aii:4l in, 4:: i s ti I' Cul f eon, 22 ; Auditor, I. I) Jobilin, 35 ;, lown Council, 1 W Campbell, 4.:5; C Skiff, 42 : F C Vunk, F 4 ; Uffisop, 42 ; Stephen Palmer, 39 ;*J , C McWilliams, 83 -„_lAlvah Robison, 43 ; Lewis Kent, 44 ; C Hun ter, 4 - 1 ; S 1.- Lockart, 42 ; Wm L Frond fit, 2 .0 1 Culbertson, 1 ; School Direr tors, W P Clough, 58'; N elute, .55 ; W A Lewis, 55 ; F C Rogers, 54. • - Elk Cred.L-Constables, Walter Wright; 3 ; Win Sherman, 109 Ezra Stunti, 104 ;- Clerk, John Thompson, • 120 ; Henry Church, 105 Assessors, Truman Keeler 110 ; C C Chaddce, 99 ; Inspectors, 3f It Cole, 95 ; Silas Stewart, 43 ; Hiram Irish, 21 ; Judge, W, allace Sherman ' 110: Hiram Harrington 105 ; Treasurer,C W Selden, 103 ; David Reed, 84 ;•School Directori, A C Jpslin, 113 ; J G Randall, 104; IforaCe Pomeroy, 103 • Daniel Acres, .84 ; Auditor, Stephen Clark, 111'•;' .11 Wells, 1' • Road Commissioner,-David Efloidan, 114 ; Samuel Wells, 94:- ,• • • nion.—Constable, N Bennetoo4; James J Lyons,, ; 17 ;A L Proctor, ;' Judge, B M Sherwood, I Warden, 41; J Perry, 124 fA L Horto n, 87 J E Fen no, 30 ; Inspectors, Jose.ph Sill 62 • )5 (I Smith, 104 ; J Mackey, 62'; issesior;'L Miller, 1;6 1 • Chas Breed,l23 ; A L Ifor ton,•l • '.W, 0 Black, 1 , Auditor, S Chord', 'lll ; J L Carter, 80 ; 'James Thompson', 2 ;. 'Road Commissioner, Elias Drake, 129 ; •Alex Shepard, 124--; School Directors, L lI McLean, 64 ; R BAdams, 62 ; D 0 Carle,'62 • Elias Drake, 96' i 'A Thompson, 85 ; 0 1 W Carroll, 98 ; Jack son Baker, 6 ;" Schoorlfirectors, Nelson Clark, 40 ;Moses SMiley: 89 ; SVm E ?do Lean, 50 ; Treasurer, S S ThompXon, 131 Jno Smiley; 110 ; • Clerk, Win C Jackson, '147; A S Tillotson, 114; Moses Smiley, 6, •Le Beetiff. l --Constahle,C WS .A,ndersen, up ; Flt C Ford; 93'; 11 . T Jofiiison, 2-, Judge, James Kerr, 118 ; James Boyd, 98; Road Commissioners,• Jno Allen, 113.:, Joseph;Naldron, loq ' • Justice. F N nobs, 121; C Ford, 106 ; Inspectors,. 'Henry Thirger, 106 ; Henry 0. Frisbee, 115; Auditors, Elt Range, 113 • Wni Kiriyen; 101 ; Assessor, George Gillett, 119 ; Geo. /Culligan, 103 ; School Directors, William Braok.en, 94 ; James *.Strauxaliarl, 96 ; La fayette Willey, 113 ; J If Shearer, 110 ; Timothy Pratt, 120 ; James Mattson; 110. Qtramissiorer. F A Me lutyre, 90 ; Calvin Walton, 63.; .1 . W Chapel, 2 ; Auditor, L M Childs, 54; Jnik Ki - ncade, 61 ; A Conte, 4'; Assessor, C Smith, 118 ; Thos Stone, 7 ; Constable, W BlAlden, 101 •, Eliab Perkins, l 4s ; School Directors, Wm Brifhtinin, 60 ; J. W Chapel, 149 ; L A Childs, 91 • Trea surer, A Perkins, 39 ; J F Howard, 49 ; Clerk, 'Wni. P Bassett, 57 ; S. R Bassett, 26 ; Judge, EII Meach..B3 • E 0 Mein. tyre, 33 ; Inspectors, W A Sreiat, 60 W ...if Moore, 37 ; J L Barrett, 3. How Tile ItintEL Ls&Dm kerma PROrO - rha .Paacse--The Richmond Enqui rer, the organ of the Jeff. Davis Govern ment, his arts article upon the peac e dem onstrations in , the North-west in which it says: "Let us respond to the sympathies of the Northwest in the proper spiriC,-that is, with the bayonet. Those fond - feelings which (they say) are gushing and flowing toward ns now, let us not rudely turn them back to their spring in the. Hoosier heart, but rather open wider the source, and quicken the' current, and - - Swell ihe volume of their. love ' by the only 'Means we have ever used with - success—namely horse; foot, and espeCialliartilleryf Tin Nwso BILL—The bill to prevent negroee from coming into the state, has passed the noose. i its praPsions are few - and simple, and meet, t viPtvs,of large majority of. the, people .)1 - Of course all the Abolitiout.O.opp9s€4l the bill, and eome'rew drnlge.l ; btit will ' avail them nothing. In order, to a void going on,the record, the Senate Corn. tulttee - on Federal Relations !ill probably vrithbold ,the bill,' but avote en a the Ii charge the . COmmittee,from the itirth er;Cousiderairon of 'the -- subject trillflbe equal/dent-Sot dfrect vote:--Barrild~rg .J NEWS FROM ALL. QUARTERS. . . ~. —A Charleston, S. C., paper claims that, notwithstanding the bltycktuitsi that city is e tAio ' g a.karger directforeip trade than s!ie r 1.40."b.gr0.::, • I,' q '-'-' beaaPtirs elaira ihlit. the Union put vs- 44 I.l* Ilannesseirriver , hare been ivei bade , twat; thai\tua attempt filis. atTuseatuble. hid be frustrated. They report. some beery skirmishing at Stellinnvillo, Tenn. , • .-- A brilliant skirmish occurred at iWrtodburr, Tenn.. on the ist inst., which resulted ib:iinir captitring thirty men, fifty .lissuesswandha.annber- Of , mules,- besides the - camp ortho enemy.l - - Price and Kirby Smith are said to be eat I tetlng the scattered' forces of de' reb el,: in Arkansas with a view to another en ' try into Missouri. , I , ,_ A wood" train•lwas thrown 01l the track of the Nashville road Fridai, near 'Franklin. Ky., a' by guerilla party) . The locomotive and some cars were then hurnt, awl. the track torn up for seyeral miles. The news from the Southwest, if true. is somewhat discOuraging. A Cin cionatit telegram announces the failure of the Steel's Bayou4srpedition, which had returned 'to Yeung's Point, where the troops were beingdisembarked. The work on 1 the cukoff oppoSite 'Vekshurg find' been abandoned. 'No Moat NECIRO RedIMENTS.—tio more negro regiments are Lei be raised by yob luriteering. Colored Ottriotism has_ been found to he at a wnfill discount, and will tie 'hereafter drafted under the conscrip tion autt.: , . ~, t3 ... A NEw iilr.vtrits.-1l is understood that eV tqy person tkpreal.er ail eMed for ex pre-sing liiiloyill sentiments and who re fuses to tape the oath of allegiance, is to be' sent within the enemy's lines. In the West it is said Gen. BUrnside has orders to,rigidly enforce this 'rule. —A Ilarrisburg paper says the Legislative Investigating Committee appointed to ex-• amine the bribery and corruption alleged in. connection with the last :Senatorial election, will soon be ready to report. A Nashville telegram reports a da.qi ing cavalry affair that took place on 'Tues day at Green frill, in which Gen. Mitch ell charged upon a rebel camp,• capturing fifteen men, killed five, and secured all the arms, :honks, 1 and equipments, Sic. Gem Mitchell's command marched, tifty-fi ,o Miles in twelve hours. AN AIISCRD.REFORT pr.sisn.---The Wash •ington Republican says it has the,best au iti th rity for stating, that the report that Gen. II ker replied to a question propounded , by he committee:on the conductor the war I to e effect, yin that be attributed the fail ur of the peninsula campaign to the'ln eampetency of the commanding General, WClellan, Is wpottv FALSE. Gen. Hooker did not give any cuch testimony. . , A long .6_tter from Parson Brown la*, datedlle, March Gth„. among other thinga, says told the people of the North, in my spieches, as thousands of them will recollect, what 1 . now repeal-- 7 that is to say, one half (if aN the aloes in the iceetled States will lighiLfor 'their owners, and Aqht to perpetuate , their own tondage. Itkim Goy. Brown of Georgia dontt seem to - have made much by Secession, if we may credit the-follow ing grOwl from his fate message : • the abolition government nt Wish- ingtonL-from which' we seceded on se count of its disregard for the violation' of State rights—has shown itself, more at. tacked to the ,rights of the States, and more careful . not to violate 'them, than our own government, which had its yery origin in this feat a,ctrine."• ' '• official advices of the- movement of the expedition against Charleston: from Port Royal have been received ra. Wash-. ington. The fleet of .gunboats left the latter pert on Wedne4day morning. 7 and would probably reach the ceene Of opera tions Thursday night. The greitest con fidence in the success of the attack is ex ore:my! in lettcr4 from Commander Rogers an d General Mint , the fall of Charley:\ ton Lein mention • a . --. a4nost a,, certain ty. , . , A -decal otlist. ; who • has just been veicasedfrom improninent atitichmond, 'reports, at on Thud ty last' there was a great brad riot in the rt:bel capital.— i h ,Some th ee thousand women, armed-with ,musketatand fibs,. broke into the govein went and private stores and helped them:. .selves to provisions and clothing. The militia were called out, but were ' unable to quell the. riot.: At last Jeff. Davis and ;some of the most-prominent government qfficeraaddressed the rioters, promising that they should have all - they. needed, and sticceeded . in restoring' order. This report is corroborated by other released officert. . , —Particulars of the fight at Somerset, Ky., show that its conduct reflects great __ , credit in our arms. The enemy, under PeOatn, numbering 2,600, were attacked four-milettndrth of Somerset by 1,200 of our ttoopa, under General Gillmore. After a tbattle of Ilvethours the rebels fled, pursued by, oUr cav lry to the river. They man aged, to ss, leaving -100'caitle. Their. los.-Was fi y killed and about 400 ph:is oners4nclUding twenty commissioned Officers:, We suffered to the extend of ten kille4Und twenty-five wounded den eral Gina:Lore's official report reduces our loss to even less than this, and augments that of the enemy 200. lifajonereneral Burnside compliments the federal soldiers 'for their alacrityin concentrating, and the .vigor,. ani t l gallantry ef\the attack! ' MARRIED.. ' Ori the list nit, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev Wth.Grassie,Yr.ooO. W. GIFFORD, ofyenango tp, to UnaSARAH W HITE FORD; of Greene On the 9th Wit., at Warren. Pa by Rev. Joseph H. Prneelehldr.. WY . 11. DUCH?. oeldsie, totals JENNIE daughter of Dr. D. V. Stranahan, of the formerplace. , r DIED. , . At the recideneo ottani:lair Dillon, In this city, en Saturbi. th•Ath bat, of Consumption, W. A. C 'IAN DLEB., aged 32 yearn.. BILANDUSTII'S PILLS, NEW STYLE. IP BRANDRITS PILLS, EWSTYLE. BRANDS - EMS PILLS NEW STYLES BaAinarra's PI EW STYLE, An infallible tor costiveness, lo of appetite., sick headache,giddiness, aeon , of„ hi g after meals, disaMeee.'dneweinear and errampft pal and all dime den otthe stomach and bonds. ONC OP NANA / CA.9E3.; Original Lotter at 241 Canal Street... New York : J. L. C. COON.,publisher of the State suer, Ben- Weston, 'Pt; asmhe vu attacked with Efrerzgam, and suffered so stormily frolt„ that not a pellicle of food eould hi mallow•d without comsioninz the Most ursonsiottabis sensation in his stomach. SOT Surma ha Wowed from *ls Am— NEVI complaint, when he used 121141D12 2 11PLLUMUN snit box did not MID to bens lit him win* but the wood produced a change, and by the( time he had taken Six boxes, 'a cONPLETt CURE was effected. Mows :,'"Wy dyspepsia vu gone, and my exploo of an early death vanished." - ASS POE NEW STYLE. • ASK TOE NEW STYLE pp ASK TOR NEW STYLE. AsK NM NEW STYLE. 16incipal Mee 294 Canal Street, New York. Sold by Dr. L. flexor:, r.i..andbyell respectable des in medicine. ' aprll-Im. iliE lIIILIC4TH4T , Ulm; 0 V ICRY "Ole rum hatte—rarams, taiadlier au other. can purchase ~ s = art* to •Dr. Tobias . 1 eoeLaa Untwist, for obi; croup, ehronierhemasUm. acre throats, 4 0 ba se•-•l4n•sa, enta i l burns, swellings, bruises, A * kers* hsaisehertsosqulto bites, palm Is - the bi t ch, ho„ Uit dots nar. renal thearoneM be #stuadad. AU that Is sake Ism trial, :rot melt ao- Magog to the dlreethuss. r• Da. Toms—Dear 21r: I him used •joiiii Venetian rveat to my family for • number of Am; and believebelieve It be the but snide for what It Is reasumeatted that 1 ever used. For sudden attest ot equip It 'Ousel - le. I have ao bestiatioa IU recommit .4lt 3 .. llitUroll lk prorrorel to eirre..lll hare Sala . St :Or ,ig ,4: yglikril , and It gl r-s *nth* altialutton. ..... CR•9.. #4lilliblEl: ussastowx, N. J. Nay 6, ma. r „... rice ikand 60 cents. Sold by all 'druggists. 011164. (43 artless& Street, New York. _afri.ll.4w. it. xeur A reuott. it ) no only Preparation that 1.411 login itillinloce a oplandld brown at black In ten intnatos, withal 1011 to ;tia bar net gorillas the akin of the Glee or hes.l,4e a_ , -clutsTAuguivri lulu DYE. .i It has been eartlfiel b the find Chemists to America; ltelinftlog Dr. &CHILTON, to as free from every dile terjons entidenee, sad has no *VIM la the verbena, arel taaltlity of 14, operation. Eanntacturaa by .1: IttliT t nottn, No. 11 Astor ;fee, KeeorNort, il4it r% •a, ' +hew, and applied by al r Pert oille: -. ~3t,10 t..), and $t per awn, to . aprll-lin. l ta-doro a • • r Preseryative, itla Inlatblo toltbbto DI , so It imparts the otgnoaa o at:, the inert healthful . lo , a, and great vitality to the SG gigia, $1 awl , \ ger brat% atotilibg ''.. ! —".? " A 7 . L \ • KS-4 li. t: puEseays v OUR BEAUTY. Sjittiutatry wt . Form, your Health aua U - eta, by. using that Sala, Pleaaant, Popular and 5i.,•11 , Remedy_ known al HELMBOLIIPIIVVIrIa CT Hilt .111:. Read thwAtlyertbletwell to soother e owl u, and r tt- Dtidt Kuum,rth.i. Cot it ..ut Nd prradtwet It. Yo 4 nig not now r. your it, Ent may at armee figure I _ 6 ' it Idly healtlitin 1 r to*.l. • Ana 11100113 to tbdi r ' Beware ut Gwunterieltsf Cur.!s gangn,,•••-! - SPECIAL NOTICP4 , , , Oo and after JUIN Ist,'l , ,:i. Vit. jai, clew .-1....• vetting the prowintliaue PI LE(IAL Ti;11/p4It N.) . 1.' , (NI ()Tll, NATIONAL sIX PF.H. c.F.'NT. la" t:. I , - , monis called' Five Torentii,r) will c.a.e , . .1 . all who wiatt to loved in tie. Etre-Titeuty Loy., :id, 7, therefore, apply Gertz , the lit prJULY t. at . JAY ' , GLlOiiii. rillnlsOltirrittS AuitX7. • N. 3. 111 :3 Third Sc.. l'iltivb t 1,1,. ~ spit I-3m za-gairA :.11x'ertioctuento. Gnfi. PERM ' DEVrlsT.lllttiv.4 Bfoek, So> Ir of tho P iff State st ree E ri, Pa. -- - . t-t(. • N oTIC E. Navin a iti!kell 01 RYE WiIiSKEY fmy own i lnit.itlarlow in 11360,T n.Z.• ,iffer !t. li s , • ,, r , CIO, In quaintitli , not lots than n sprit:tip aNtitiN • • NOTICE.' \ .• Whereas my wire. CATIIF:RINI Irir left my And and hoard—frowt which sto aluistitod herself Jaly I.sth, 19'7 - without any just cause or proroceloa—thla is notify •11 persons not to harbor 0. trust her oo I*) count, as 1 will pay no debts of het con!racting. • 31K11.111 1 .: It aiSIM. Corry, Erie Co, Pa, 4111 16;14'63 —3.• • - - - sre•;S•[' RAY LT. . . , Cam t. the denre n[ the u:,1 . ...r .. .ivnq d in Switcoln•tn, on e day tunmintr, the 6th nt'Arrit. a BAT Co LT , 4yr 6`.4 , (se, with 6 white ..t.triat the for, held. The tert bind to' t i. a'. 0 a little while. 11.14 a Loiter on him lint no strap. and (mom In riliymi-led to Otarie forward, pro% e prolog ty, par elarg., .1111.<1 tAk• him anay,„l4itlii•rai , l‘ I, a ill o•f according to tFlT.:4ll(ilint AKER. Swant•osa, April 51,140.3.—1 a.. S 1 „ RAYED OE STOLEN On Serdly the 6th NO., a Tl;ree.. Y1 . 11 . ( 11.! COLT, Light Bay Color, in good cortaWn, lonz in ,tLr 1e7,1,111m1 Gne for hie ay. A ret of rhoe. 'neer Imp Any portion returning tuna, or giving informatlonol his a bete. abo atm. will be will rtlwardod by applying at 11:0 Ell LE It',- BREWERY or lIARTLF:III'SiiTORE. arrll-'4:* NEW MILLINERY STORE The Ifisees BECK 71i. would r.ep.ctfully announce to the ladies of Erie city and coun ty, that they. hp.re 0p , :0..3 a NEW IIILLISElt• S 'l' o R IN BEl:llit'S - EAST 3.1 ..i0F T II E P•A. R K , ibere they troulsi la; ite att aecdiagartialrii i a tht it liar to giro thorn a cz!l. Tbrf ZIP prepared ty, furnish articles of Sl:Utak:7 { oozes at this shortest deltic*. • AN p CLEANING Particularly atten,led to., As we do all our own work, ♦.e Ii Orrhoaltatinn In pronitslog that our terms will' be as reasonable, if not more en, than any other store in this city. " ENV` 1I RDi. ICIBSITURE. ',UND UNtaavimaNG WAR E-R o akt ; 13a Fifth St., between State ma French. Tlie S abscribers have entered into the Cabinet If akin.; a! FURNITURE TRADE, Au,' propose mstior; to order sad keepinz ronetzutly o band stl toads of lornitur, • Orders will rel2,lVe prom:.: aittotton. i'r dal. • . 1.11 on short notice. UNDEB.TAKIN. The subseriben peelsl attention t. , this 41. pertinent of theirdiusi , , , s. They will inenufa.cture and keep constantly on hind a large assortment Of If ste!he Cases and Coffins, and bol•I themßelvis lil rtediaso to meet orders in this line, promptly, from any part of the country. Determined to sive're no en.irtm to give eatisin:e tion both In the Luelity of their e lock "and ; they 'hope to secure a lihet.l 31. arr of te iatronoge. .'lt. It. JiIOOR _ 0 o li SecoOd hand Futniture OF tiLL_KIND - CAR PF'T?„IWU9, t I Irlli :, F Tl/.PI) Etch:a:ll;o3 for So a I,', trot!! 1.1!1. 4.4. W. ELISEV, ERIE, PA:. Ea'ahlolic I has apart t - ^m Icy+ - 4 6,,n01, Fr-rond hand Furniture, C-irpc•i•c, Fe;thc•r lie 1.4,1 env, rlett. llair. Ant other :11.0:r.cp c, C. liver., Pic Vv.-a, Pa cr)11,1,1 and OM-e Doak+, Conk'and rfhlar C. Wtriir 0, 1, Se , - hcionz• la t•l• •, Stand.; DecAs and Bare v.l C, ,Ll 3: and other honer-kilepir,7 It% 'I; tkc car, elmn;ll3,; their raPhh•ne..., plitting or ex.rhsoqing d-c i4l, lc; callti,:t on w tllp y. tfLio Knaranteta cow., oak, and en•l/ I. Lir • Oheur - re the pi 4 ta, nrnt hr rth strc c t on r'tads, Welt rude._ - - - - - WHOLESALE UFZAIL tiIIOCERY SMRE . . ! P. A. BECKER, ;. \VIII ILE-Lk 1.1i.‘ AN I ) 11ET.1 I I, .4 Oil I Ti 7 ivorth.Call Owner . 14 Ihe .ParL 4 i'rerA :,treet, 'C'sk4-zll,=• ) ' . it..itli reFtr_;tfully call the 'httt..r.:i , ,rl ~r the comn.inei• Ito'hi.qhtr.re: , .}. ,, l of , . . I ; RUC ER [ES D RIZOV I SION: ,, Which he f, -iron! toliell at thO, LOWEST POSSIIII ‘ Af. His I'l94Si:rent of SUGAIts,' 1 COFFEES. TEAS, ~. :-... :•31" ItU PS, • " • 'l'4 )IslCt_'o:-.z, - • 1:1.11, i ;;(..'.. • is not sarvassea ' ln the city, ~ Le li pieiarra P> Tor.,r, to kll whn glve hhn a call. , lie else keeps eenttantll nu lala.l a sufwrior lot ••f r • PU- E I. () It S , for the e-holost!.• tr Ada, t r"ehkh he thtet•te LL • att of the pabli: Hi* =Otto i% "Quick Sales; Small ['rodla nal a 144 F. quirplent for the Honey.'.' PERFUMERY ' SOAPS, and Preparation (or throilair.—l hare idde:l largely to my former stock of this ciu of good}, and now have the txet as.iortznent lu the city. eprll'Otr. J. S. CAWAII. TRAVELING BA4 - ;8 FOR: LADIES, From two to six 4 ollsrs each, at the Store of aprll'63tL J. S. CARTES: COMBS. Ivory, Buffalo, Rubber and Born,—enough to enable alt to suit theinselvea, at the Drug More of aprlreatf.J . S. CARIT.It. • AIR, TEETH S.l OTHER BRUSHES. Ereu body - can lie salted in these articles Ly calling at the store of aprlltf. J. S. CARTER. yALUABLE'FOR FARMERS. PORE PINS TAR, tha real North Carotlaa artic le Just metre,' at the Drug store cl aprll63tf. JORN 3. C 1RTE:11. • PURE FRENCII - ZINC. Very aly ground. mid uortly put up in Japp►unudi Iron Caps. Cap:llll3g JOHNS.CARTER. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS. To Yedical .iien and the Pahlie. have a stock of choice Wlrma and Liquors, both foreign and native, embracing all the rarictkis usually prescribed or called for. Such as Part... Madeira, Sherry, Malawi, Claret Hock, Claret and native Wines. Brandies Ja maica and St. Croix Rum; • Holland, Scheid= and Pine Apple Gin; Old Rye and Itonongaliela Whiskey; tic:— Among these are some flue old Brands of the vintages 1854 and Very inpertor. Some of these are comparatively high in price, yet in malty thay aro such clasper to the purchaser, end afford leis profit to the dealer, than those lower priced or inferior kinds,: which are but Imitations. .Ts ware the purity and obtain the finest qualities of liisstiarticles every caution that prudence and expert brace could suggest hare been employed, and so Win it is end has been secured.' The value ot parity to this class of articles is so important both to Physicians and tavalida. that autos:Loa is only necessary' to: secure their attention. april'63tf. J\o. S.-CARTER: FAXEGOTORS' -NOTICE. • • , /-etters Testamentary on Co- Es.tato ( , f•Solomon origins, deceased, late of Warne town:drip. P;rie Co , l's;•, Daring been ranted to the undersigned, all 3.ersons in debted to said estate are hereby notified to mike payment without delay, and all persons laying etaimi,against said estate to present the same duly authentiestell for settle ment. F lAA a l'EllliCiti, . - KI.I La1N1.1111314 •,. Wayne, March 11, 1863-eariiirk• Katem 0 t rs of deed. DISSOLUTION. The co-partnership heretofore eth Jos. Riche!'Laub, Jr, and C. Englebsrt, and, and dna ofJOsepb Efebentsub & Co., is thlsx by limitation. The a4connta of the obi firm 1 to, bands of t'.E.oitlebart, who uill attend t went of tbe mane for Azty dam 'After ib seem:min as have ant been settled In come r placed In the hands of it proper person tore. • t JOS. MBES Yrle, April 1,11363-3 t. C. ENGIIO.IA. A;1 . ESPECT - ABLE i'OUNG y Can same* a comfortable Loma w w chillies* and wba Ia willing to to .tle Le:, maul ta the houso as a compensation for h mr2l-2w Adams, 130 s. REMOVAL.. Kra. 31%Cort4i has reruoted h.r stnzic . of and Faber Goods to the Erie Bent Bull.tiothre. , doom Wart of her farrow staled, where bo ld, berrwir in, liedloess to meet orders In her line of harlot sprit!. _ _ _ GARDEN TOOLS. Resa t Rakes. Spades. Shovels, i bits. gr r og; tor ids by . Earrui.j .J. C.SELLTRI. I) 13.,,Y. () In.St4re and Receiving 1.):tor F _I) ESs G-0(),I)'s t: tit 21, Emi;re's.4 Cloths, Fr6ncli . Moritios, all shades, 25 - FINE 'MIDDLESEX SHAW Fine and Mediun► Qiikl I N ST (► R - E CLOAKS ! CLOAKS Fine Doe Skin and Bearer Medium and Low 'lrked All the - Newest Stylv, BEAVER AND DOE SKIN CLO, Fult VijNTER MANTIAS.! Hoods, Sontags,Nubias, Lad and Childrpns' WORSTED HOSE 86.-(DLO 50 BALMORAL \ \ SKII3, .14.,t - Received and on the Wad• Real . Lhee C?llars nd:_pmbroider, _...,./ ._ a H' E A P!* . AT - - , M. P. HAYES Sr. CO., (itH:;Ly. • 1E032. • 1 BUFFALO & ERIE R. aorAtAm-- ON and after Monday, Mr. 17th, huttn:r. Trams will ruu,on t 1.1; a; f, • • E. V.., . 4 :,1 4,1 l'lre.na., ',topping at , North t . 3" r id , oe"nn. t.itrerttr , •ot., Irving and at: r,:taz 11.11,1 , ..5t 11 Co A M. - SI.: Erpref a, o..iptu.t it W k• IL; Soriri Fvet, "Jl‘. r An:" s. I nt Itu.l..tt• at 5 P. M. II 1.. A M., ..lizta E.rftrrt", ',topping al !"ten: tric at ti A ' To.. hap F•tpira• ronnt-ch, at Dunkirk RI, Et.'t Expro..a 'at Butlalo only, 1, t. Iloaton„ar," LEAN" I 1;(j FFA {,ti. • %el.. I,r; ntoypltLZ at A' .1 ;;; t, Id sod Nrrtli F.t,to• Fr. st - 1 I . St t o t m 4,,,t1 A 4, no 1 • 1 1 1 t tr, I,t-4.1,1. ^1 -, ! •1 . ttri, 1 50:1 %it.. 1 1... IP , F Cie\ eland and Erie R, 4PNg IN and .o•tf r ,\Ion(1,1v. Nov. 17th and •twit ti-V, T • foliwrs, t,t LEAV E CLEVELAND 1 , . 3.14(C1 y I,,press, stops at , (I , ill 4 Ashtabula, Come iut an e at Erie at P. IL r, DL, 5:,0t and A-enmmodation Train, 5..71 sITIIIO4B, and arrives at Erie at 7 nor. m 's 0, P. M. :sight Express. I ratn Cops at Pt,r A.'Ar. , &ea Ir ir 1, Duly , and al-, gees at II %22 P. 1 - 7 - E Al' E ERIE. 3 05 A At. ,S,,Tht ESpreasTrala steps at Connect rat - t. Alit.s.bula and Painesville only, enr , st 1 1e5.11,11111 685 , A. M. 0 t.S) A . NI , Matl and Accommodation Train, at 111 11.0 stations mad arrives at Clevelan, Day Express stops at Gitard,SprinatlsldA Kingsstde, Ashtabula and Patnesvllle, an Cleveland at 6 15 I'. Si. All the through trains going Westward, cu.: Cleveland with trainspr Toledo, Chine), Ce tinnl .n 1111117.1, Indihaapoloi, All the through trains going Esstward,eounect g with the tral us of the Y k Erie ast.nas... tho Y.I 'en tral and Buffalo and N I Railroads, ter N, w Yert„llLan), Boston, Niagin Ar., Ac . ff. NOTTMLLIAM, Super.r.'es:u Cleveraud. Nov. 17. 1462. \ / 021511 SYEIZIE This great line traverses the N and North% est (Inmates of l'ennsVranis to the .Erie, on Lake Erie, .Itltisbt:3l:l leased by the' Penngylr ania panic, and utol,r their auspices is I•eink rapid'* throughout its enttie length. It is nOw in use for P333eLlier and rei4lit front Llarrisburn to Dnftrood , 2 d Fork, VII 1:311,11 Eastern Division ' and Irvin StutTheid lei Env,. on the Western Division. TAIT OP FAS:AMITE TRAIMI AT EI:A Tr3;n Leite• Aeroatn.o.Litiott Tram` t.a%. Mail Train Arrirei Accornmoditinta Train :trriTe! For inf,rtaation respecting Passenger Ltisinii at the S. E. comer Ilth nod 'Market sty., and for ha ISM ILK of the Co --Tally's Lomb'. .11 KIVGSTON - .1e..., corner 13th and llartr; Fhtladelphia. .1. IC. REYSOI.OS, - --•• J. M. DRILL, azrn: N. C. R. It., RAltick,r‘k ‘•-• 11. II Hors rox. G.gwrat Freight Attzt, / 11,4 • - g! I.EWI' 1..)101:Pr, deternl Tiricet A r JO?. D. rot. r 4, General Manager, Wit'Aamsporr - , 3al7t ERIE RAI an' CH A NG.E. OF HO, MON?. 4.Y, NOV. 17, 1882. Trains will leave Dunktrk at about the follo. vi!: :A Ea s tward Boned —Depart. Night , 4 r Mail 6'15 a 1 Stock E.q.reaa ~. .9 41 i• ' 4 4 .-± . l" IA? Fast Freight. Way Freight 5 33 .... 1 Faa Freight runs every 'day. CHAS. MINOT. Gen'l ''ll"- 1862. , 'SPRING. - ERIE BONN - El STORE • E.,, H. S T IL - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEI ' MILLINERY GOODS. ['irilllin....supplledwithdnudaat\arVOrk •` Pattlectiar attention paid ta, Illearhtay ALS Pret Straws. Nu. 3 llu,;hea• 1,,i..15..tktakt0 St. - • JOIE IV ELUII, V.LLI.R AND `ALIITTKR ts FOREIGN & DOMESTIC VI:GETABLE6, F. ing . taneeo r tho nara• di‘Rnire.l to plae44l the Fettle • date, .ririt ape,. will b. llectton. iLV.ti 1.t.1.7 . (17 F, 1.1 n • • 1;:‘ , . . 2 iva L . -.L, Ordel a tram i.ith.r t 2:4. ( tty t.r eorar, • • r.`! atol at I.,rat, Ll.l .o:et r A 1. ti, J rs , HARTFORD INSITRANCE . _ . H.Tt. OR D, CONSINCTICI iNCORPORATIMISIO t PITA! , 11. hi' , T. t• AI CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO ••• OM AN re there are If geurrall; huard MIZE 11.41ITF11)111), FOY!: ECTI CI T. , i•NuOn i'()N4l TED' 15.47 C.41.11'.44 • C. 11. illlWßltS.:Pyr.rt C.!". Nt;P: itt tit' above , 11. 1 ' ,?. rut Lr, 1.tAtu..,1 ; warrten--41. W. 111111 t. TEETH %ND OTllEitliltU 4ll 4 EV f , ',llY tie/r , + caltink ate *Corte at 000. J. 4g1.111 body he stiitt4l in the?' - 1 N - V;dours, Saks, &c:, Received this it ,v. CLONKS! CLOAKS! i 1, S ( ) JUST S It EED t • r T;I Fr.• t,rt 4 .! WAY ( Late Model &asset Starr.) 4/ -
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