THE ERIE OBBERVEi. (iv REKT,II)pposTrE • oeviCE, I,RIV,ii'WO: -I' It tplt I n st.ittittil twett.tt - 11 , • i. ttl Mit lit.. •1.4 „ • tot. • tt tts eilll. ilitt.)lM,aq Aov t:*tri.4iNv t atr let.tte nosk.. ttti 1, - 111,10 • , •,•••• toreL, rut .•st 1.. ../0 • •• { - UV • iil.• •• Isl •• 8.• I:J llya• •• •• •• 7 ~• • ~,r, I riva u. r. }IV. ..... • ~. u t ing Milli MEE thr 1f,...ur.•ii...:t.. t .1 IS yrt ~n., « ..1 1. .1 .1a 44...1 4{l. awl-al:air rule • 111. a , t. 41 Vv 1..•• itana-t 11,1 al.n..a• Oar lal Niutldi• I . .1•.11.1. e , t,„„10•?0,,,,(1..t.:- 1(4.11i nitoel.l....Lsumsa ii• • I.c 411.:1tit.1I4...viatim,y•per t , • ~ 1,:,t,.,.. tLr bar i te. toll! - , , .21. J Y.. al. ........arts. laA.lri 1.4 .till" (I, LI,. w t Y f . . 4ti.U • •11.)1•1•1111. roeiww.a AV A., Nit tr.c'aur. „ ~„ , Lint,en 1.. BLISINESS DIRECTORY • f i rid a H or T$ lißlll%. koluk • A , r.r ra I,wireu HIV eta.t ai r ; •tail'pr:lnaL, .tr :lay pro,c‘fle tzliz prYtrMtuu I,a• f'UI at h. 44 ( " 2 ".". _ of Squat+. July ZS, 'lll Olts% 111:1111, ‘l, 1111,1., P/11/1111el'ibli MI)ItRISOI•L liclusE, „1 der and bia..l Mat lirl-Sire44 —our *vivo Mad ~I r,,,-•,/,'. 6.whange, Warren, I*. :4ept.T.lo- 17. --- - : 11. l'lll.E. 1 „ Boot. 1.1011.111‘, BLANK BOOK M•Nt . NACTI'KAK, s. NeLotikiStOry 01 RinStrueCARTUR. J Man , AZlClMllsotBtalaiElleille#,BnlAlN ' - Agrkliitatli tat phninsotr. Re/tvai.Deari, I's. - • kis ) (1 E , ' • . wHoutski.E k DEA Liat IY . • , PROVISIO7`;:i & LiQUOKS, BLOCK, H Quid iny,t• lb* attention ol . the4outills to Lis tti; F T•OCK tit , " GOODS! which b• it de4nnine.l to sell CHEAP ',AS TEE CHEAPEST I LaP v ? oeldquoie cannot be excelled in North 4.flei enosyleania. , - : • E, ,k}tE 'OFFERING - A largiresaontoeot of Robber Goal., 1'0044, t ,, at.e*, bull'. Doll Head., (Israeli and Atbueetoeuta (or ' L'41,11 et,. Puttee, Porte Hoonatet. Perfumery, dtt. 0.418-lto kikNEK k BURGER:I W E I(Eti) , None bat the t-et tread , u' rottareo sad t tar a e 1,,t of Pipes. Cigar Tulsa, Tobacco box Lo.t l'obcbtte In store. • IiIDRGFAS viNt EUTIuNARI ES, Pta4l,Tcys, Yank.. llcAtot4 aud .at I - scatted, at covie—ltu. tri & B 0 .LEAIONS, ?runes, Dates, 0311412% Saiaisis, arc, Mysy It sty?* Lad for by soyl6-us. DZ.= t =GUS. E - DULLA It AND A-11ALF PER YEAR., IF PAID•IN ADVANCE, MESEDIMI - VOIAINI N ;4 `►►ll' OPEN Al:* H. S.. MORRIS )N'S, 1A1ibtf..101:414'.0.1. Ill► LA rh: GOODS C.,OAKS;I:3IIAWLS, 6i.OVES, AND HOSIERY-. sTAPLE AND DOMESTIC OOODS! o IT II rIME Tl► Kir y t lll . llln`4l YOII WANT TO VI It gooD STY ES; 1 - AND . 4ig. GOOD BARG:AIN, way ...1q;:ltf L CHAS. L. .NOBLE, P. 0. Box 1820, CIIICAGO, ILLINOIS, ( 1: 1 C t B .0 1 111 .1i II DVANCEB MADE MAY ).1--I(4v. .~FIJ F.N H`~ftVll CM the variety of new style Bed meads, of Gothic, Cottage, Congress, &laud Cor ner, Camp Sofa, Jenny Lind and safer patterns, with esrpeutino and strait trout, haudsoMay veneered Bureaus, Eatenuoo, Dining, Breakfast, Centre and other Table; Whatnots, Quaker Stands, Carpet and' Thuasak't.642_gea, Sofa Bede, Hair and Sea Braga Iteittrumes, Feather Beds and Botaters with other nousehold furniture &co, 'on manufactured from well emuoued lumber end hadthy materials, by' experienced workmen and not by apprentho lade. for style, quality and low prtres I sill MY cacti two-prig dealers to undersell me. Teatturrnbdtifbt and wet d. Cann, east, Parlor, Bedroom, Socking, Bening, Nur,. and other Chairs, rtl Eastern and Western menu facture, ...re hickory dollidwid glued, making therm ea .crane' as 4nY other port of the chair, whore others made and roll are i,oly nailed, and b namely.' durable. Wood Windsor, Rocking, &tying and tiers, are chairs of hard wood rc wade clinched tbrough Margit and glued, war ranted to tand. liandocrosty poistok col coal t,,0-toa toa for st*ngth, price and dabiti. Spring lisle. 1 sold orert4l/ and bare the bigbett testimonial: cal, n hat of pritea of all goods sent on application in — ing rd aluppirs, free After fire gears ..per* .6u 4a.1 contending nitt az, piincipeled two price dealers, i em determined too,. it nos price to all , giro worth for !mu pay, &tut do ianlze to all wbo trade with toe . . Lumber,rh,Stilug r!. Llso ht6.l. Crud. bud Fietinit till, s f tore 7; Prodors Arc, Wog at fats IS lipea tor pay. rubor 16 6.144141.4i5t Commit at „Mrs..* ..o Etsit..., t: ie. s. a "W ELL. ..,,..:...-i, il.auta, Cr ..u.l Culuutien 4111 ms. W - 1:101,E,III.F A. RETAIL I • , . —,t d WIPE It Y . ..) il)iti.. + .e. it. BECKER, Wii(iL...iAi".E. AND RETAIL . G . R6i2FR, ,:v.rthil'alt anur Otte PArk 4. Nitpick Str.st, fliltArSiDi,) 11'...1.11,4 at ti.illy thil the 4.11,../.11 , q...1 th,• ~......u":...aj I t... tag laxs atc.A to i - - ‘iftiic ERIE:: AND *PRtIVVIION:, 1 Whicti Le .., 4aeri.A.i t.. , eil .t the .t I'llll 1111 V eNer ecwitti.b rift r. , .. .. - ' it't /VP t irlh '/..1 1.,, It 4..l..url.sefed .64 • th. t1ty.%.1.1Z 1.114•Aill all *I. gi•t 1.14 i • k:611 • lie , •Isu ts*lseasudaully wi11•L1 • iiiporiur tot 1.1 PURE LIQUoRs, !ni the w l ___ .1 esale trate, to which he duets Lk, sttaut••• of Wit public His motto la, "Qnick B►les; Small-Profit. ►ud a foil Equivalent for the )(Gale' - 1131130. BUFFALO & }10.,E an aftor an sq, Apri ' ramkturr Wailful will tun ea this Rsad aslallowta LEAVINO ERIE. U oliA. by as and Anceur., /donne at Creek ; North F.aat,litateline,Quinpr,Weite66l4,POrttand, Crouton, Dunkirk, Pilearereak, Irving sad Angola, 1 arriving at Baal°, at 9 65 A. M. 2 oo P. M., Day Exprea r stopping at North East, Wait 1, field, - Dunkirk, Silveg Creek, and Angola, sad .arrieiug at Rued° a. DI P. 11. ' 15 P. M., aseinsati Expects; tiohping at We/Nies!, )Dunkirk and Silver Creek, and arrival at Bugg° ' , IA '4, t., two t Jun,' loot south of war 7 'B2 • at 10 10 P. M. 120 A. 11, Might Express, stopping. at Westfield, Dunkirk and Silert Creek, arrives at ItuNalost • 4 'SP A. IL • • - - , The Day 'Express connects atlinakirt' sod Buffalo, k the Melt Express at Baal° only, with Express trains for Neer York., Philadelphia, Boatoe.,&c. - \ LEAVING BUFFALO. 4 20 A. 14., Mail ir Acess i stoiping at li/ansbargb, North Erato, Angola, Irviag,SavarComet,Dtakkirk, Broe too, Portland, Reath*ld, (optirioy. /Mato Mae, North Emit };arbor Creak. arrlrakt at Eft* at g itY P. M.l 0 20 A. V., Toledo Express, stopping at Sliver Creek, Dunkirk, Westtleld and North Katt, whoa at Pate at 10 di A. M. 9 Xi A. li., Day Estrus,' stopping at Angola, Silva Crook, Dunkirk, Wootkold and North gost,thrtivang at Erie at 1 Ito, P.Y. 10 10 p. M. , larks stopping -at. Silver Creek, Duo kirk and Westfield, arrirtog at Erie at 120 • . Railroad time is tau initiates Cuter than Erie time. April 24,1883. IL N. BROWN. iinsit. Cleveland and , Rrie Railroad ON and after Monday, April 20th, 1863; sod until fartbar natio., ravager tibia* lir II at 3 al. (alloys, VIE • LEAVE CLEVELAND. 0 4 P. M. ?fight Krpreas Tram 'tape at Palustri.kk. Ailitabalsaad Girard. oat), sod wins at am at ?031'.11. 4 slO I'. 111„ Asa aad doeolostodastios Train, stops at ad Astons. and arrives at Eris at a 43 P. Y. 4 00 P. 11.. Claolanatl tapeless, stops at Palaaaaille. Aentaista and 13Lnerd.arrives at it at 700 P.M. 10 00 P. 11" Day gapes, stops at Wallosisghtly, Maar, villa, Genova, dalitabala,Daineased and Girard, sr rives at ]iris at 1 23 P.M. LEAVE ERIE. 111 A. Y. Night gspreesTrala Stops ai (Ward. isleW bull sad Painwvills ooljr, an,d arrives at Clavinand 4 44: A. II u GU A. /1.., Mu' and ActouniadallooTrao., Ida pies at all the, stations and arrives at all 6$ O 65 A. 11, Toledo Express, stopping at linlitiliiioa sr - ' inept ovine, iraybtera, Usitaarfthl,'PorTy, Wm lot Wickliffe, sabot at 'Cloveliatt'lllf:ll• . I 2.8 Darlrprow.atops atetrard. toriatabatf.. and Painartilla, arrival at .P:111 ' all tits through testae co tag at Clavolaattirlth truism tor Tohtda,Cidattra adios, Om . acioati, Indianapolis, Re. /ke. . . • AU Oa through trans gasiggiale a. Dap kith with tits halm of this ki. Y. at aides:aid Rotlalo with the N. Y.C.aatralaad X. V . City Railroads, for New rank tr., t.o. erti orri a VilAim. is e; . Claraiked. April sll,' area 30IY LBS. WOOL TWIN : l'or sale at 20 eint‘par pound. jiint2Ott. , , V 411, GARDEN I'ool4 %A_ Hoak, abiajoadikii l Intoteli t resAs te,forMi•ti7 • Emplua • ' ' • TH.E N E W GOODS! i1.'44 i, A I.AlaiL: :4 I'oCK 4)1 CLOTHS, =am IZIMI 8.. S.. MORRISON'S. 175 Lake St., 1 -I .I,OItBER •OF' oN CoNSIGNMENTS. T OIINKR/ILLY KNOWN, =1 LA:i, O=ETZIIMEI • o.l3tliKtllol•tilltAllitAL IiAMINOPID • 0 By oiderla4 CaWaist tad desty•ethro mla•cal• tr.ua ta• suPPY tablios. bascanhifts4 • bionic/It .f• Oaf sick soldiers. Lat hill not flop big*. Let him order the diskonttuutuce - Of nitidittg," and tt.• me of BRAND HiTil'A PILLS Itha pluaitbfeeat. 'Ms will cum. cabuc• • **cam are lib=tic• U5.11.1t4., wt.trk. wuald Hum breams . 1 . ) Tfir LA LINO' 4YLT =C==tl:3=3 eta r.. , turlLy c.i my or tartAr •mitt,. Lltau,au Lt.tli t uuld i.O ly uks4l Lula - 1,1 "reirite.l4 A uiwal food wing, in hal. evu&nsid teptaL4Pd an3lUnl~l'ti ti k11.1...1.h0u1d be I. •rft) flilltaty a 4 pito hill Cur11;8/1.10Uk f4AkßiiiikA,llBlulN- DYARNTRRY, mul MI re wris •ua .%tiactiuuo ui the Elowela, sc.orher awl mar.. aura ly ;Lau Imo, ...Item.. to tLr *mid BR•NDRRSH'N 111.1,-1 to there Coop* ^bool4bo 'Wawa Lai ht asSigermo,, Hii..tlitteeti kWh awl el atm dyIM CARE OP_ROBCOE N. WATSON. Dr B Braid:ea, New lark: Ste:-1 was a private in Cu. F, 17th Reklasaut, New York Vols. WhIl• st listrinort's LatsUite sod ow the Rapahannock nestr Painsont, I and of tho root , pan p y were sick with bi li ous Ill h tardwea: ma The m Arius Sur gene did not cure YA,And t was reduced to skin esulboae. Among the Company were gqwlte t number o! members who had worked layout. La st Bie They were not tut, be they used Brandreth'e Theo. men prevailed open me and ettenii to wee the and we were all cured Lo from two to Ire aa.ia. Alter tide our boys used Etrendreth`e Pills for the typhus fever, colds, rbhumatiam.snd in no cage did time, feat to Isidore health. Out of gratitude tor a car ny good hiyaltia, I oiled you this letter, which it necessary the entire Cutlipauy would olgo. I um. umpeethillt i yours, ROSbOIC ATSo2iSing_Slog. N. V. Principal Of 1%14 Calla Street , k.w York. sold by Dr. L. Btacarusgrie,litt4by all nepllStab dea lers in tuedicioe. 1 - 1„, EMAliftei, frE.3IA 0:8, PI:MALES. I _l.' Use that Safe, Militant veined: known as HELM BOLD'S EXTRACT - For ail vomplstuts Incident to the Lea. Vautily should be Without it, And none will when one* - ° Tried by them. It is used by YOUNG IND trLtr, In tiro Decline or Cheap or Life, Before oa otter Morriale Daring end after Cinifieseiset, To Strengthen the Nervy,. Rotor° Nature to ifs Proper Ctrs suel, and Invigorate the Broken-down Constitution, Frees Wiegever Came Originating. • USE 1 , 10 HORS wpwratess PILLS I Tales ) IiELYBOLD'A EXTRACT BUCHU. :zee advertisement in another column. Cot out end send for it. jeneG-2m. k4l ki ATI:IAD/ONi - This delightful article for prosorrlog and brautifj lug the human ban le again put up by the urigi. owl proprietor, and le now mad. With the leuesseara, ekW Jaud attention which Let created Its Isuernsw sad au• pnreedented sales of even one million bottles animally I It is still sold at 23 tents in large bottles. Two million hot. Ilia no really he told in a you when It lee Ardis knows that the Estate/inn is not only the west delightful hair dressing in the world, bet that it cleans*. Use scalp of scull and daddruff, sties the heir • lively, rich, lux artist groirtl.,sad prevents It from turning-gray. ?Lim at, emmiderminne worth knowing. the itatbatmnhs. hint tasted Mr crrer twelve years. and Is warranted ea dm* bed. Aoy lady who vainest • beautiful head of hair will use the Kathairon It is Bendy perfnine - d, cheap and vat; noble It Is ocld by ail respectable dialeti throughout the world, ii. i. BARNES t jo24cod New York k I lZ INIMITABLE HAIR MESTOBATI V IT IA hOT ADTP, bat rastome pity - bar to Its ortpl , I•4i :..tut, by inap t deliag the caphlery tubes with saloral misietaame; latpalrwl by age or diaMM. 40 laataseowe ,i)t& are composed or Luna! Caustic, cdsairoyiaCtie Ti. taktr ind besot, a the hanr,soci afford of thashaelrat no dremlog lielmstreet'a IntinottablePiotiapiprottli ItataiviA bur to iteflastiiSet c'eter.bi stm43 B lloGC•far WEI stiei tt...ba..1 ~ „It LiF 1.142.1i.'1! V Strellnif, promotositS gru w t it. ores toGls Ilitaiti44erith.gties - dintlrnt, sad imparts imitth &h., - "pit isiaatiltes - to tii lima " it ill itonJ th, Not of ti.t, t.cog the original Hair Colottmgi and I. ouetautly to.orsestag 10 bl/0,1% I.llilai by both gestletatin arid lodise. fria sold bi Ott reepectahle, (hail es s,••ur coo to prtwured by theca of the . ienorcierdall ..p ..........7..... Spats, D.+. HAWAII araV , • glat iliotollillth K: it': TlFlai aerase, Oa mute sad II 1.. f0r.2•4 6 3-lho - , fI to :- al : *IIPTi VEX. 1 I haisantrtisar tioriartssaa rut \ dbo • Steaktbi • leo wool, b,ra vary sta4.4 pm ushistat,h.tias Indere myterat rear+ Wtth wan'sre'imat eihretltia; ar.3 that died disease, Consatton— is salicote to maga kn , dort to I fellow -engirt ber cleans of vars. ' • "- , To an Ow Zeeire it, be. WU alm4 a (e* timataiatic . 14iFtreil;" is Ceive I Yirgetkieiiiivit,d'iii ititk 'tirt*b - ”, , i t ,i• - • 4 . fl it Li. • " • i , I ffilE $2,06 Nirr 11NT11. END,4iF Tff E. YEAR 1, Sinn the rebeleAhave invaded Pennell,- Irania Pone,' hKe dropped his militari !title HN is now 'Token or in his own paper lea ••Mr J Forney " • —The eliarlealon .Werrury and the Chan,'-• ton (*nowt or July i. annnittire that hereaTter Ithe priee of their Any papers wiit 6 4 : t io r on y j i Ida Hare par anhoni Before the war chef wet/ pithlished at eight ,ioltare . • A HOOKER ham ( been told toe mind 4 don't Touch for it, though it cornea from resiteolnble ettr:wito7.l9o that Hooker. in hi! parting udtresa to his officers hero, said—*lliat Fite Army in lhet Potomao fought with the 'reticle two liouts out of,thetwenty-lititr. and ' with the tiotreroment at .Wimhttigtotrilieother twenty-two," - Pretty good. ittrue. The Syrtieitme Stal?Jord. (Rep.) had the folloiving Up au old dilapidated hill, Baal: of Sidiva, just. retleetried..w4. the following amount : 2 Lard, 1 Torch Lamp. 1 qt. Ker. Oil? 1 Cap. 1 Cape, , jtjt '2.00 The lost “red 'of poor black Republican spat in run= the streets as it Wide Awake. —After all the fuss . that has been made about enlisting and conscripting negro troops, it appears that there are not now altogether 10,000 negro soldiers in the service of the government, embodied in eleven regiments— Lwe from IdaasachuseUs, two from 9ew.h Ca rolina; three from Louisiana, two from North Carolina, one from Kansas, and one from the District of Columbia. Plenty more are prom- ised, but they don't appear: . Itosecrans has not a single rugger bearing a musket, and yet he has 5,000 ofthem in hie camp usefully emp'oyed otherwise. Preeidint Lincoln's: letter to the .91- . hen; Democratic Meeting, concerning the Vallentligbam irreet, he said F. 1 . 4 In the latter ease. arrests are made not so much for what hem been done, as for what probe - 0)1y wonld be done. The latter is pore' for the preventive and less for the vindictive than the former." Lincoln reminds us, mays the Cincinnati Inquirer. of Hans, who bad been - thrashing his urchin son for swearing at his mother. Said the ybilosoPhie parent,. .) Vat's dat you're thinkin' so wicked about in de corner dare'" I ain't lint - "note's." •. You lie, you . fagabone you—you fi nks cot tam, and. now I yips you for dat." SOme of the Abolition journals havi pos. itively denied the statethent,..that, at the battle of Gettysburg,. the Federal troops fought tin der the impression that they were led by Gen. McClellan. But the evidence of the fact Be. cumulates, and -we nos have still further veri fication ofit in the following from. the cot-- respondence of the New York Column:al Adrertistr, a paper • whose Republicanism will not be questioned by the most :laical "Previous to the battle a report was received to tie effect that Gen. McClellan' had put himself .at the head of the new militia 'force, and was' hastening to their support at Gettys burg There' was a grand outburst - of delight at the news, which contributed net a little to the stubborn defence subsequently made by the men. —When free speech and r} free press *ere useful to the Republicans to set two sections' 'of the country by the ears they were invalu able.-they were the life and soul of a free State.. When free speech and free press arc urea oenonnoe Republican folly, and to er• pose - Republican imbecility , - tifey are inPor turie,obboxiks, and ilitist be "crushed out." When molls broke up Copperhead presses th, re way uo, harm in mobs. but when one 01P11 attempts to destroy a Republican press then up goes a cry for marital law When the •Piesblent'exiled t. man for speaking his views of a ridieuktus order it was all right . ; hut when a poor i lrishratto, who knows nothing about law, rush into •• hang him" is the'umet merciful cry. "Verily, as ye measure- It shall he meted unto you."— World. —ln rest:it:Oise to the wanton attacks "upon Governor Seymour, Os' ? New York Sundrhy Dispatch, a Republican paper, well says : We confess that we cannot see the jutice of these 'Criticisms. ju hks speech to the mob he pledged himself to see that Uke constitu . • tional rights of the people were maintained, 'anti 'Fgt.& them to appeal to the courts tor decision of the'constitmtionality of the Con• scriptiou law. This certainly seems to us to be the proper eeurse, and until we see some better evidence aids shortcomings than bee yet been presented, we must say that we thinelhefloverhor ought to be sustained. , If the ,pirit4r• ehonlil decide that the 'ColtsCrlption laW is unconstitutional, no good citizen can ask r theOo'vernment to entorce it.. If, on the *other hind, he . cetfrts sustain the law, it' will be' the duly of the Goiernor cf this State to Ilme all the power at his command tQ enforce it, This be is pledged to do by his Pteclamatiort, as welYits oath 'of office. BtteAva xi; Tit PI %w.—The Preivi(lencr , pie gar : tuub. oven 3f min3.l to prorent . the eze• eution Of nay otie laa, neeeysarily brootne4 aubirefeiro of 111 lawn. It sorikem it- blow ot (he 4riy - fetintiatioli of eiotliety. - Qtluting the itheife. the New York Etpros 83 S o'r it that it i a— - Truth; and as true - of Preuddents 4.4 mobs.: Tomucourage - the . .onsponsdons .1f th e Constitution liecanse we are in a #ty.4 to vio• tete the writ of habeas t. oripts ; to aiSoet out •proeoirst- to ride clown the civil by ittikeisk taw: to change peen wdecree of in - luirosration"alder taartia t aaw to exile, all lead 'to tUott.ectsttes as We lad In New The law is the anti safeguard of IsOCioty. • • • ~..When wen broke theirugitive stare bale, mobbed United &ages Marshals, ran under ground railroads, railroadq, and supplied John Brown with money, artu , s t i e ncyptea for negroe4, they ,Phoulti thought of all !lie gout senie here .kc;qrnal. - , THE •ABOLITION ENMITY 'ref kIeCtELLAN... e . WiiP Me iptingll4 kl 4. itetstlftett oi , unim- . fiteelieble veAtalty teat a certaiu very protoi'• sea Repitb}ecao a od Government smelt; in jr Att this city, declared a day or _t, trece ila ..Tether than Neeldrellittati redid e,l he yroultV !piitir to selil.te's airdy'hi 'fon' . rissesetea at •pidiadelptiii - , end the Sontherri . clafe ; dereey - Ilatit'lltir teiligalitilaik." - - •1 . • . t t . Viaa dOelittilitioter to name th is teen, triii . is, ev i . Vat Infilfaili l hermit; but tli feet Of fi le wOltagi akteditlitikelbsi Ant establisheti biyeed vistierotiatv.r . ''. •' ' gUKBER 8 Brief Paragraphs. 4),20 0,37 11,15 /0,28 " 11,00 riill ) , ' ... - - "LerAr." Pasrluna.—.Captititt Cut* who figurid go Urge, 9d 'Judge Advpaate in .(ha mock military trial of .0. L.• VnlJundildwint., got into a spree with a Water oLc4?, gad is \ naw, kiinself, ender trial. The third 9EIO - ionegeinat him je►e follolfe "That the Bald Capt. Jameilli. Cutts, 11th Infantry, U. B. A., did, on or about. the 11th day of April, 1863, while occupying room No. 79, Bnrnet House, Clneltmati,•Ohlo, in the ar ternriun of said day, attempt to look through ,the keybute of room No. 80of said. House, oc cupietl.by a gentleman and ble.wife, and did, in the evening of aaid day, at about half-past ti A'elook , after said lady had titibil t 6 her room,-end while tier httat3and wan in the car ,ridov below—said lady being at the time par tially uti4reseitd-- take . , a valise or portmanteau from his room and place it in one of the open halla Jt. the ii4nar, against the jam or doc 4. said room twinifiked by said lady, Placing WE- self thereutt, Juli look through ate ventllLatlon, blind of tranAora light. in or avec the dcot, ft&! 5r.1.1 lady wa4,ttudrotau*.. Tttis to the great otitragt , of do feelings of thoi lady and her husband, and to !be great scandal and injury of the service riptj h ,. The eon:um:it and :Indust abase of Deuoierats by the Aholitionielis, says the Leb anon Advertisa, 'does more to enstrange the people, make them indifferent. and indisposed to enlist, than all the other causes combined The Democrats have contributed liberally in men and money •to carry on the war for the Constitution and the Union, arid what have they.received.in return 7 Nothing Ibut - abnae,- and taunts of being "traitors, secessionists, sympathizers ; copperheads,% &c. Wonld it be any wonder'if Democrats would beccime indif ferent nnder the constant abase they are re-' • celving, together with threats of injury .to person and to property, and all they prefer to exercise' their-right to 4 ihink politic-" ally as they pleas. and refuse to join the - "Loyal Leagn,per They very,natuxally infer that it will be in thetfuture as. in the past.— All that they may do will be misconstrued, of buried in oblivion, if they do not give up their manhood arid join the Leaguers. We trust the Opposition may Pause and reflect on the course of conduct they are' pursuing, and mend their ways. They may drive politics, under the guise of patriotism; so far, that eventually there may be neither politics nor patriotism to contend for. • ' FUSED= Or Orta t ;ott.—lf ell mankind minus one. were of olio o pinion, and only one per,, eon' was of the contrary opinion, Mankind would be no more justified in silencing that ono person, than 'he, if he . had the } power, would be justified ursilencing mankind. Were an opinion' a personal possession of no value except to the owner; 'if to be obstructed in the eajo yment of it were-simply a private iu•-• jury, it would make some difference.whethar the injury 'was inflicted only on few Persons or • on many. But the peculiar evil of silencing the expression of en clainion is, that it is rob bing the human race ; posterity as well as the existing generation ; those who dissent from the opinion. still more than those who hold it. If the opinion is right, they are deprived of the opportunity of exoltenging error for truth ; if wrong, they lose, what is almost as geese.# benefit, the clearer perception and livelier itn pression'of truth produced by its collision with• error., We can never be sure that the opinion we are endeavoring to stifle is alibis opinion and if we were sure, stifiing would be an evil still.— .r. Stuart 1111. 11E414 WARD BiEollt3.--The London Dail::: Yr.'s, contains .the allowing, which we re publish as a refttation of the libels uttered upon the . Democrutic party by the Abolition Republican 'press : The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, of New York, who arrived in England' a few weeks ago, left on Thursday'for the continent. On no pint has Mr. Beecher been more anxious ly interrogated than on the state of parties and opinion§ if the North with respect to the prosecution of the war. Mr. Beecher states that, contrary t l the belief getthrally prevail ing sere there is 'a substantial unity between the Democratic 'and Republican parties.. Re speaks with respect of the liberty with which the Demo.-rata criticise the Administration of Mr. Lincoln, acquits them of all design of obstructing his Uovenunent. He is convin ced that the war would be carried on under a Democratic Freeitient as vigorously as under a President elected by the Republican party PIEFWE ktin Tpit SaLDIiRB --At 'a Deloorrasie My Meeting„ held at Con cord, N, it , on the ith'of July,. Uen. Pliirce delivered an addre.4; he' 016se 'ot which he laid • " I have it single proposition to Intik,. Whatever may he our views upon the conduct of the war, we all honor alike the brave !TIPP Wilt' hare taken an active part in-it. and eau unite in giving the mnitlipr, of the different armies the highest raced of praise-. Let tik show that the Democratic party is not behind ether.; in contributing to the 'wants or the soldiers. 'The world . m has never seen trti m patriots or braver en., 1 propose that ye assure the soldiers of New Hampshire that their fatuities shall he cared for,..tottl that, the sich and wounded shall not stiffer un heeded, and that they have our sympathies. Make your own arrangements. Let the money come and be distributed ti`om this party.': - ;:i.V3101 It A: , a/irltll /NVASION of PENN • the cettninif tit' the riot heit.t. , one of our friend.; was titlittling on the out skirts. ut the crowd of siectaton, nutlitearti the conversation 'of two Republiettus. "Now .1 se e , said oue, •• 'Seymour sent the New York troop , t:t l'enusylvauia for ; so that there should ho nn force to put down the tuoh he was going to getup iu New York." "Well, I deelare; sail the other, "I never understood it before": that's ex telly whit he did it for." kyeting man standing by quietly remarked— " The tioveritor ui l'euhsylvania asked aid of the Governor of New York, when l'enn4yl Nmb► wan in/navy supposing Gov. Seyinour had not seat the What would you have said of him, then'!" The Republicans edged away, without reply. —Boston Courier. Tau Dar WILENC, If..—Seuat.or iteukte.uf Spriug tield, Ohio, iu recaut Atiulitiou lipeeolv ut i;olutubus, apeakiug ut the Cuustituttou, said WOULD BLOW IT AWAY A CHILD' IILOWS A FpATIIER INTO TAU AIR." -Nlr. Vallaudiemu mays: "l nui•~7Jemocret-FOR CONBTITUTION, FOR LAW, FOR TUE UNION, FOR TT." • Mr. Bulkle, eince denouncing the Conatitu fiat', ham bein rewarded with area dice 'under the Coaacrription Iswi end Mr. Vlllindigharn As banished to the erutherp Confeatrsey.— . Darks County Deftoerat. 81,40 n. 801441*11.441111 ; 40101711.0 t. of Wick eoldlen is oPc lOW* hi* dieted jest ghee all Xellsoului ,a deed e r total„disursapseent,•or tits, mos 4 exchlnE• As s 11)021 . 4 :Maagt • Whit. soldiers are now compelled W ling** is Soothers pillow became the rebel. refuse to 111 *alpha ?woes as prtionato`44:erte. OISE • .1