f!l .-- - E«" GOODS! NOW OPEN 'Ai N. S. MORRISON'S. 043 It woo; II 1. Tli LAT:, •171'1.V. ROSS GOODS, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, LOVES AND HOSIERY 11.,50. A LARGE SP:RIK of CLOTHS, STAPLE AND DOMESTIO GOODS! NOW 1 S R T I DIE TO BU Y_ GOOD.BI :1 ,- 1(. 1 U WAS? Tp Mai 0:00D STYLES, \ NI) Ili. 1" GOOD BARGAINS, 1•.. S. MORRISON'S. ISM FALL MILLINERY! Willett will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH, Oa READY-PAY. • ar Particular etteation paid to bleaching, coloring Lid pressing. Poach St., 6th door Clore the Depot, gee, Pa. inallnatt. A FACT GENERALLY KNOWN, AT the variety of new style Bed stouts, of Gothic, Cutter, Congress, and Car , Camp Sofa, Jenhy Lind and other patterns, with „ n u t , and strait front, handsomely ye neared Bn MIMS, k a a,c,s, Blaine, Breakfast, Centre t ind other tables. argots, Quaker Sunda, Carpet and Bamask Lounges, Bed', Hair sod Sea G rua Mattresses, Vitaliser Beds lola:era with other nuusehold furniture, &e ell tared from well seasoned lumber and CCultß7 by experienced workmen mid not b " , appienties style, quality andlow prtoee I will defy vren ice &alert , to undersell me. reathensboughfrind Case seat. Parlor, Redman; Rock-toe, serving, 413 , 1 other Chairs, of Eastern and 'Western mane- :ore, are hickory dulled sod glued, making.e then- ae to; as any other part of the ehatr,ithers others made mold are only sailed, and by no mews duablit. Wood 'nor, Rocking, Sewing and Narita, are chairs of hard sands clinched through the seat and slued, war , tsstand. iianziaomav painted, and can't be boa btr,agth, price and hoists. Spring Beds. I have ever 3ou and hare lite highest testimonials with a of prices of all good* sent on application. ire:trig nloosing free. Alter are years experience and contending with nis 'ne4sieti two price dealers, I am determined to ten trice to all, gild worth for your pay; and do jostles who trttde with me. caber, Lath, Smug es, Live Stock, en:oll'nd Reims , tore Pay, Produce ka , taken.at fair market Weed err Remember the PASO, neat corner of-gth street tste, brie, Pa G W. KLI,SLY Ilanufact'r and Coasts/lea Salesman. LIOLESA.LE & RETAIL . GROCERY STORE. P. A. BECKER, HOLE3ALE AND RETAIL GROCER, .lortk,East Clorker of t►s Park k• French Sl.rut, (ciitarmoz,) old respwitfally call the attention of the 000atuatilty to liptlarge Stock of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which be is lit4ir . vas to sell at the VERY LOWIeMT ' POSSIBLE PRIOES: liie assortment of ARS, COFkEES, . . • TEAS, SYRUPS. , . . . TOB4CCOS, FISH, &C., of suriiit La the city, asi he is psoisored to prove to law FPI b4¢/ a call. \ . - - 11. also keeps eonetacitly.at Euunol a imparter lot of PURE LIQUORS, tolosate trade, to width be dhaie the atteattoa pablta.T. motto "Qaiek Sala; Small Profits &ad a fall • Inlent for the Macey." aprllll:Af. - MAN 1100 D ; II•w Lost Row Restored! Jest Pabllshed. la a Sealed Envelops. Priest 6 Cents. t LECTURE en the Nature, Treatment-and Radical Cure er Spermatorrheet nr Seminal: Weakness, cull/01MT, N manliness in d losdantaryEralssloos, tong Im potency, Consumption and /dental ar4Phy , Dehtlar, by • RUIPT Je':CULVEIIWELL, 3/. D. The important fang that the awful enflame:minters of (Abase may be edettnally removed without Internal 'lmes or the dangerous appllcatlno of eanstles, neetsonedlcated boners, and other empirical de ll here clearly dentonsirated„ and ihe entirely new Ighly suecesefol treatment an adopted by the eels. &statue., rally explained, by Which every one Is led to care himself perfectly, and at the Nast eme lt, thereby avoiding all the advertmed nostrums of y. This lecture will prove a boon to thonsands vinaande. nailer *La, in a plain envelope, b env address, of 'IA of six coats, or two p , ,stsge stampik; by ed. Cil AS. J. C. KLINE," 1,7 tork. Post Office Box. 466 e. . • SP R ING. - 1882. &RIR: BONN, Er :STORE. (Late Atedel- Elowict Stec) - E . H. S :NI i T H wtIOLESALE AND RETAIL 'DEALER IN MILLINERY GOODS. rir 10 • 11 itlPPitwl with t7othikl4 Now York Peas. Ykrtietilat altontzno paid t. 11:(444abg aDA Drawing Sirs,' No 8 linzio.4 . lijock, std. st tuyat.l. Notice to Oil Refiners. W K T'Arg r ' t t .4„ l/A " an ", i .' ;l l , t l7 l, 4:: P iz :: 1. 6 w v! i T r ßip r i... tat ',rites. We Ceti sell MI Vitcol by the cat load at the taanu'atizrers.,lthareby aavltiq to tte purchaser the ez• ttoote sod Wowing promptaese In 'hillier. erpAtt. 4 1tXXKA18, CAU6III,Y -FLUIbli23. GROCEREES I GEOCE RIES 1 WHOLESALE AND 11ETAIL. P. SCHAAP, IP nal respecnn 37 Worm Use ;MAW QM be !lan opened, • • Store In No. 2 Hughes' Block, Erie, rune he ♦ill *lngle telly en Lind • larpnapplr or GrIoCERIES, " CROCKERY AND WOOD.DS 'WARE, •wiraigs. Liquouti; inuiat*, :21: arrything sappy for We pi as listaFialmneat of rr Tartu kJ rtleanabla as any other store ta the ty. re J0)161114t1 P. • W 21•11. NEW CROGERY STORE. nodrosigned Inv• opewi • DOW Crow? Store, o• th• LIST Sint: OF'SZATE 5T1,14 111,1181 t 1V0R771 Or lIIILROJD BRID-Ger' Wiwi* that lawn! luipploi • fall 0ut , 917 (iii({9Gutzs, ritonsiumi. 101 0CIIMILY WAKE. Ird:MIK 410T10*4 t ywiLLuWillAatal CO NWZOTIONAILIZ!4 I • TOEI&CCO is CIGA And ev.tytbiti tinnily on hand in u setabllatnueat d the hod Va are ditonsdaed to olier ulood t•dualmenta as c ti "Ilarcba Ib9 nt7. ILO tablte to onatident tbat tie ilatift1111411"4". *Wait. P. A, AMU& van. Mill ES !:o. 2 French to clot* oat tau flaichY I I ti Al guar keep a stock 4,1 torahs") Cigars., EE;Mi HALL returltted traps ;KW VIRE, ►nd 1 . _ OPENING A LOGE STOCK Fir= tiettllTS. • .• , . .. , . . . '.l. i • , - J...,._":"• - ' , , _ • .. . ~ ..y; .mx - ....: 7.L , • , 14./11:401//1/ 1 01T1 , 411NRIMMOMpligsstizialF, •50.. i.. +.,.• ' •, .„ •.. t . . • • . . • . ,- , , •-•..: :,. , . f';'. -.• ' • ... 15 ativr.:: , • • : . .7 ,;.: I: i 11 : T• . .: , . ,-.., /4 ... • _ - • --_- . . T a. C. ,b 1 i.' ' -.... - .7 - - - s - • . ~.....-.Z., - - " !>-- ,- -, ...... ... . ' •: • i ~I).V: 1 . -. • . . • ~ , .. , • VOLUME 34 sazie4i. - • 3.4364‘. BUFFALO & ERIE R. B. gi SWIM MOP 1 cv and after Monday , Jan. 4th, 1864,1 rousour Trains will ran on ttibi Road u Collura . LEAVING ERIE. 0 31 A. M, 36m1 sal Acting" stopping at /Labor Crest North Bast, State Line, Qattioy,Westasid, Portlanai ' Braekm, Dunkirk, Blivercrialt, Irving and Angola, arriving at BUM°, at 10 30 A. IL 9 00 P. M, thy Alpena, stopping at North But, West ' Esid , Dunkirk, Silver Creek, and Angola, sad arriving at BOUM at 320 P. M. 1 40 P. 11., ancinnati Zagros., stopping it Witatted, Dunkirk and Silva Creek, and arrires at Bagala at 9 40 P. IL 03 A It., WirAt litlorats, stopping at Westfield, Dunkirk and Stint Creek, arrives at Buffalo at 4 20 A. M. The Day Express eonnetta at Dunkirk and Buffalo, the Ninbt Bsprese at Buffalo only, with Express trains for New York, Philadelphia, Boston, ke. LEAVING BUFFALO. 400 P. Mal 4 ,der'sa, stopping at Nalnb . urgh, North livans, Angola:Uri/4,81We, Croak, D. lark Erna, ton, Portland, WestAaki, Quincy, State Lino, W Ol lll P. Rat and Rubor Creek, arriving at Era at 8 23 00 A. M., Maio Lars" stopping at Silver Crest, Denial 30 A. M. *, Westailid and North Nast, arrives at Erie at 10 11 33 A. M., 14) , SWOP, stopping at Angola, Silver errwilv.Daakirk, Waatdad and North Reat i arriving at Brie at 3 40, P. M. 11 40 P. 18, frigAt gnerress. stopping at Silva Creek, Dunkirk saii Weetheld, &MAIN' at Erie at 3 20 A. M. Railroad time la tan minutes Later than Erie Dna. Nov. 29, 1303. it . N. DROWN, Supt. mem. Ma! ORANGE OF T/TMEEL': - • pHILADELPHIAA ERIE it: R.„ Th gm/Mum traverses thei No and Northwest antic . of Pennsylvania to the cityrthe rn of VW, on Lake Brie. It has been leased by the' Pesaughreurie italfroauf ffSee pstg. and ander their auspices Is befog mainly opened throughout its entire length. It is no - r In us for Passenger and Jrntight business from Ilarriaburs to itinporfool, (195 miles) on the Easters Division, and from Sheffield to Erie, QS miles) on the Western Division. TINS OP nu/mu TRAM/ AT MN. Mill Train Lean/ 4 10 P. * PtptaN Train Lean* 10 60 !pa —.al Train Arrives ? 23 A. a Uprose Than Arrives 2 VI P. For Intonation respecting Pamenger bissinees &WI at the B. i? corner Ilth and Market ifs., arid for Freight tininess of Ur, Company's events. S. B KINGSTON, Ja i , corner lath and Hatitit litsisete, Pbtladelphla. J. W. REYNOLDS, Erie. J. Y. DRILL, agent N. C. R. R., Baths:Lora H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhllitiPa. trwrs L. HOUPT, General Vast Agrat, JOS. D. POTTS, General It imager, Williamsport. Jan. 10, /864. • ERIK RAILWAY. affIIII2IMENIPMENIM CHANGE QF .110171113, COApiLENCINO MoNZ‘tY. JAN. 4. a 64. • ' Talus will LOST, Daakirt at about the following holm the Eastward Bound—Depart. . i , Ought gzpreas 4 10 9.. it, i Hail 630 a. it. Stock 6.96 rem Fast Fralent. 4 30 a. IL, Way . Freight ................._....... 6 00 4.11 a. -• • Niglit gimes runs elm dl) - CHAS. len7oT. G&1 go O. Erie & Pittsburgh , R. R. ' C HANCE OF TIME, COMMENCING Monday. Jan. 4th, 1864. TR.AINiI LEAVE GIRARD. 4110 P. IL, Accontoodatlon, stops at all Stations and atr llls A. 1 /;.. ei ltrg h h i t li N n o. a l. 9 stlp r e . K ai all stations and ar rives at Sharon at 3 15 P. N. TRAINS LEAVE SHARON. 7 SO A. M., Aesontosodation. stops at an St.tions and arrives at Chard at 11 15 P.ll. I 'OO • • 11, P. eight No.l, stork at at all Stations swept ilspreille, Centre Road, Spring, Welk' and Cronies., and anises at Girard at 1116 P. K. Freight trains will ran to and from Kris. Jan76itt. 1t N. BROWN, Bop% FINKLE& LYON'S SEWING MACHINES Throe Mathln-s make the lock-stitch alike os both Win, and asgbass than half the thread and silk that the single or dale thread loop-stitch Machines de ; will Hem, )'ell, Gather, Cord, Braid, Bind, 8 e., and arebotter ad.pted than any other Sewing Machine in nee, to the frequent &saps and great variety of sewing required in a family, for they will sew from one to terstity thickness es ot Mareeillea without stopping, and making orrery stitch perfilet, er from the Onnt gauss to the bleariest hosier cloth, or even the stoutest harass/ leather, without changing the feed, nails or tension, or making nay led Juste eat of Machine whatever I 1 I They are simple in construction and sully understood; 'and it any part ts broken by maiden; it is readily re placed. These are P/4C/11111 PACS; 142 a will go tar to !Mato lee the choice ot Key intelligent buyer. 41aupe Call and bawnine or send for Circular. , $. B.—Local Agents ran►ed>a oriataou not 71,t °ova pied. Addissmy, FINKILR 4c L YURI, W. BS. CO., sepVWS-Iy. N 0.11411 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, OYSTERS & CLAMS. rill?. Subscriber would respect- •r -tally tafono his Meads and automat L ao that he ta Still at Ida old stand, 4111 , I•. 2 Inuddngton Ib Illartet, Sew York, Anti te preps:id to rupiah BOMA SYSAMBo4TS, RiarTACTRANTS h Y 1131111.13 • with the . best , OYBTBIIB aNt4 The market &fiords, at Wkaleeale sad Retail, at start 1101101 P, and at the LOWIET LIVISIG PIZ Ltuarut Mt Orders - from the Country Promptly decl. to. • \ N. B.—Oysten sad Clams Pickled to Order. , ' • New York, Jam 20, 1811&—li. U. Pe MX. jearnal - of Cotillierce. We congratulate our readers on the meanie of same* which hap attended our labors, In common With sal other adveciiies of conservative principle.. We invite the aid et }.sty reader in the dissemination at the old, sound doctrines taught by WasklngWV follmired by the peat and good men who have made our estlon illustrious, on which they built, and we mast preserve iltrong, the pit. ism of the UNION AND CONSTITUTION. Wandeuenhano nee dogma' 10 ssilsios, pp4tiolior 'neat IA We ate known SA the earuint dirTentlitt the faith of our fathers and the upholders of CHRISTIANITY AND CHRISTIAN CIVILIZATION, against evert form of attack. We support yin *ovens- X .ar olt Too If at .pio STATU AND VIP MOM lib Nev. sasioser OP TIM TtOrldt oP raa Men. Pte• ogniziog in these two souring of strength the otigis of our vistaed& u a people, and the On!, pledge of - our perpetual Ginty, power and prorlty. We belong to no potitieal party, mid owe Ito to any faction. We bareappp sed aridoooll coo , Inns to oppolo ASOLIttoM all • Po the eiaalat ef dlevord, this semi oareim i the avow ed foe of the Constitution, exertingirtnetfen tanenee in moiety, In the church and In the HUM. - alimmesiosonist as a polltiml heresy whom blood its ere vimble all &viand as. and we look earnestly when theConstitutlon shall triumph 0 the heart* as well the raised hands of all Ili ties, N rth Routh. The dourest of Commute will pres et as mint the' richest and most useful table of costeata of any weekly .paper In America. II *revery kind, Nsirs trout all parts of the world, A cur Plzen up tothe latest dates collected and commented on be- • helve .editerial Altar, will txs recalsrly furnished to oureadere, together with the miscellamsoue matter that will - always be welcomed La the farallgolrels. The terms of the Weekly Journal of • CoMmiree r " era hereafterbias follows ' -"- wnettp, b advance, OM year ..... • i 2 00 1 ... 0 espies. tapuseriddre, ^- ^r^e 0 0 • t• ' ...,.. Oft. .. 10 ,N o . - ~ 1.. i,. Ti ll c o i. A *I 4. 44 .. . .:A .. (additional espies as tato.) e. 1 copy. Ns mouths -. ,; ;DO Ail data Kano or Irony U Nis adders, la rrjriale. Del each paper, rift pay nook 111,60. fon Samar of St as sutra fry rill ba aim ala i perms sending the swaay. - ~ ~ The tag= of Not oilier *dittos' grata follows s--- LARtlt DAILY. •• ~ ,- JUNIOR DaILT. •-' la aroma OM year, $lO,OO hiadreartooo , 47 4l _so.oo lie teas. tate P eat wet. fa ad IS drsaer, S A Rod of osek alt sae. 00 simples one addrri t 1.00 Per eatireatu, 1,03 (slain rapine woo bat.) lifinaL.iy be recan te d by rel. addressed_ ll , •-• :--,—,-_--,-:----: JOURNAL or collgrEggaitY- - rul . i Val le Property, for..atlc!. •mu bscriber offer for sidettbit! Tat" amble ad.st omen, 000np4od by bla as a Stordd• in tined; %eta meaty; 1141, ng store I. 2*: foot, In width by d< la length, and b.i boon occupied fan to pausal parson twelve Jan. atm, ilata home Mum alf, aged la 1.44 salgoriber as 11, riplidese• The hookas la lit by id boot la alamOdeka, Win attacked .° :U. • • good bsew *a diao ~.. A l m .. woad Lot, bait a Nilo groat lialEssili,. avatalalagal(aeraa. aaliltalasr4 .. . ,- : . Tb• sacs* prapasty la aiasava tbs 'mat 'Aillialk le gris "osatr. It la aitaawa in a- rich and thielas atotarg patios at law away. and .la ovary au daalnaL, al y ream' for sallltys ass Llual I amiss toga WO. • . .. -T. Pi . . .Cli . : t aosllli-40 • , - - 4 411.111141 . • D Kg. Y. L. sLuenir iwasallt - ", • ' Park tow. tsta Pa. *ll woet warner, I •Pal• T: J. War". famaiN4 oi,lsasp9. TWO DOLLARS' PER YEAR, IF PAID:IN - ADVAICCE;:r $2 - 440 IF 14(4 PAID 1314T1L THE - END OF YEAR. !"1-1 The Oittlier6e'PhigoinPi; (i late pepar state! Viets s itaf salvor the maid battles a Cialon soldier was kund dead beneath a tee with a photsgisph, repressatlng tieee levels etildren, clasped in Ws :Niers hand, eibleb platen, aleer sachaelate before he died, be vet mimeo nese Iqoa Sad 101d17 kilo Beneath the fend aka de , Tbe sold* sae* to . • With feeble bend be itrutted away • The deeth4enesi &mils liys; And strove in else Opal mars D•SpitlV the pallets pin, pre thaw pietured forms so dor, lia never unfelt vie • aria. ' Zech vatic. ohlhfa mrett Leo Looked smilingly on hue owe, He almost timed .to hilKaays more, Th *.vid a s!ttiattl,tat'la „ Mitt w et toz tYint bratu . -- • Dios memories of tbepot • cum, soft so pows orwass sans* gleam, The lowillest-.4olsat. Us saw his humble home, P dalfr, vrir, PI'Ll their mothsen ilsaysind tender If •• p,,,lght of ottei daTe. The sonshins'of 'curet homy' Aroamt him secoid to bet= ; Bat then he watsd, , sha 1 • 'rim., but skin draiii. • Am'd the battler din iftlia4-ooldbuoil 13at ra *told Ina liottli heart, - ♦ tocedtep hls ye ?or oh I 'Us wising hard Won arthb JJe Coi port, Whoshot& oflont's sok twhaiNg &mei jre catittai mai the liar, The veal' Met dwell slap% oolortof brace, Alley 4ieaph'if tv dart, Nor eltudder at The grave ; • But Mi the bliter peak ThaCitaksi The Lake w MOW, Who baciwe tlizt destikad lovtig Lam Li. bleedlng witti fir owe. "Ant than the moldier Mt Tat alai Pia falling NIA Mann tMat to, trace thea• *tared font Amid &stied naming night, .17pcm ieeignm dear. He fondly Vowed Wit head, da(Laa he kissed them. with a 11gb The mildiet ; a spirit fed. . A-Proclamation to nip ' , Labe liaterwe • The following from the Bangor (Me.) Dates eras, is a good. "take off," It: disPlsys_ full as math -sound sense, and a great deal more wit, than . the proclamation of - "amnesty," and really eqhoescreineolnism in much better man ner thao Can do it himself: Whom% A down of my, way word "Sisters" did oa la certain day, elope from my boarding house, with a wortblena' sump named South ern Oonfederaoy, (ao . called,) without cause or provocation, having 'let up housekeeping for themselves ix *rickety shanty, situated south of the old homestead: and ' Whereas, This ahanty was built on my land, which I inherited from my old Puritan father ; and, - Whereas, Tbe'sforussid , 481aters" bays be . cromenereitly ittider4 in cirmainstsweef, inso much as to be Tn want §f certain naceisariev, such as tea, baconart dimity , Mersa, The ?shill:Daspirit. of_ a portion ai theie .4 ghters'" bas Beoome subdued, they haring repinte'd . nether transgressions and become converted to the true Abraharnic faith : Therefore"; I In the sweetness of my temper, and in the magnanimity of my generous nature, ,do ordain,, promulgate; set forth and let fly the conditiominpon Which they may be received again Into tesom. First; These runaway females, above men. tipned, are required to peek up their ear-rings, bosolmidns, side46ntbs. perfume bottles, qupe anti eaueera, eandle Inanity and all other ornaments, ritually 'denominated in "house keeping," and, detiver'the same within thirty days qPortzesa Morlicoh. in the care of Major General Bailer. Whe bee a peculiar knack for the safekeeping of other people's . property. , r Second "E very Miter owning certain chat dui called. negroes, mulattoes, quadroons or other property,- of . .a united or colored nature are required , te - lsaate over their two eyes, a postal currently, or-a detsoMination 'not lee t s than five cents, ,atil lit such a manner as to prevent them from ever finding their way back, &Mean* them to be delivered, without delay, at the "emancipation bureau," soon• to be erected in Washington, and of which J. It. Giddings,; Wendell Phillips and Paster Pills burrj ire 4' be the grand rollout, and 'lawn B. Anthony, Lucretia Mott, and Mrs. Hose the Vestal Virgins. ...In the meantime, while thin *Monis being eonsitructed, the 'said negroes will occupy the ,oiniiip-yard, formerly called Maryland, imst.whictfof late, by dir action of thetiegiablivtio Nen humanely converted into a pastqrsestitablsifor this- purpose. Third : As the (laid — "Sisters," after they return, will hayeAtk or,ther use for the house andint.iib ere hereby erdered , :tb- bring along with them a tank 'eeftli''ittilif of - the'vnise„ which mill-be laxm i jibsiii t i.ou t iaimaidL d 4A4k, board an QltLfitiErse , dttriog tl3 tar slopaie - . Theeduienstignaeltesing been complied with, Lbs forkisileyirtiff&Alliiiildblati if subscribed 0 - .'woie Were iiierreittiration, unless 1 bunion to change my mind. Perhaps 4 sany oonclude to do it Borne other way,itad hence no "Sister' Will be obliged to take ii unless she . wants to. srtirifilfstaridci ... !mob/ affirm and de- Yult7Vallii:sepport. for 'President of'the 'edefsoixr, Dr. Faust, ins his natural ljfa 'That I will rapport -all hid proalamitlabs,, both pest and present ; Alimi -oak ;last ..seas taut those to be made AlfituVers:DiAlk.lfill support all by utter affekt,'*hethitr lidittters them or not; all Mr !! 1111 * Seiwouls: Inet/ednisk onntOrd tldei♦,.aooitdejy`~ptl the gnott.pit.. And tr/Oft. ; ,,,Ett,o 4 lo6,ja ease - the slid doctor . einridAnflifinothaLltonar.ilof 'Melt Owe Is 'tfosupport i!in rots 4 ,1/1# 01 r(1y# 1 .1 with, the win divot/an as bithneeensof,t4usairet: Asd tumor &darn ibici;sl4 - ;:f And myself le . doubt as bow to satin soy premises wherever. 12 F AEP t ifirl3hfYtR i _ i ,,, Jadgqiio, of be governed by the—diettars - Own eon— gstepssi,,3lolWaiii etie,f-. 4 liiiiiisiAisiety to the:, A r Ailt‘bitY i *Ott ) kite brit se,- o f heir! Adlitost smirker, Hers" Greely, tik marmot ma ithtbesFer of-AlSy 4tify, tiara, to.sests this I have opt, igeetelreldeisTivil,s WWI sod' . . ittitlibiiiiing 00' this proolemakiiitfillifsimottfoolleh ea of 11 4,' *Loa 'f • .„,,,Tlsiewissieo4tti tb aliwitt Mainly ar4 IhifriiWelswbofnTiolmisry uty erriegilletens;' !hober diyAirdilied whea I mob 'bear • ; • • U-1,1: ,Ti a" 7.: ; " • I eamwt: r . (-! .F411E, , PA., SATURDAY MORNING, yEBRUARY•, ; I2,7,. 1864. ~.Q ~,,JOSH CORBURPDX DANCE. Ms Writ* oosttitottlao 1,11111.11.1/Stoost of Übe Mr oaraNtraiipmealst mow 41ges4Vos—stuslomis ,rlitkial or 414berir*1Sr - 4 Wift v44 0 40(4.. Roam. tb• ussita is so Iry toloosket* tot sb* Nitro or Itotolesta o! ht..o rrlUp ttn. ; 411 &Nolo% to tutfoklit 1011 T 11 0. 1 1 41 4 tIY. 161 slut' of the rothora IS THIS ALAVaIi r aDERi. BELLmi,,t. „ An Kianspin of, ttre Bleo . INN Ponta -9 , the southern Written for the Ohenver.„l. ii i , . ,Perhaps 6 the hillory,,R . 'keinelets 'and successful deception' no' o n astonishing' ex ere recorded; thait'iti . ' daily asser tions of the Abolition' PreisCi and:speaker!, that the secesslon'movament of the Southern dtates in the year 1861 inielhe result of a oorisptritcy !among the holders' of state pee perty. Advancing this mat foo li sh and im probable story; they are alike tuanoted by facts or reseed; abandon argument and static-, tics, and- strive to impress their lfalseheeds npim the people •by continued reiters4ien-- Thlpgb . the admissiatrilf - ttria - hr a premises will nth iustify the deductionsthat "W-ell d Republican" make, yet there'is Inch in this and like uniupPorted fibrin:Mous to more the people to hatred and - presioe, to' mislead the naivety and excite the unthinking. ' • 4 the results of this fairy — Were 'not so sol emnly hetora our eyes, it would be amusing to • iee the jdifferent forms 'which ihie - ides takes., Imbieelle twaddling" about a .1/Slave holder's Rebellion," ..Blaretioldtag tritson,"l and a ~ min owner's conspiracy," are the great stock itad capital Or Die Mew York Tri be*, and from thist down t . o:alt its itinaiiiii- able imitators and "followers. By What:'4.- I t.rtous power was one twenty-sixth part of a pe9pie enabled to plgage the remaining twtnty-five twenty-Math" into reiblation 'Mil war? They certainly had hot a million,of ..bayonets to help them to force their dogma, I one disapproving people. To inangurste this treinendons l movement would, have, required an'Adatost atiperhuman:4lgree of energy and intelligence, and yet these same slaveholders and denounced as the most Brutal, effeminate and deprav e d of =skied : The political revolution in the year 1861 was no more a “slaveliolder's rebetliotrthen 1 a lend holders or a horse owners. To esiab•el I 14•Ags: the fellovingtiocotatt_is Ottnief, Mit, - rise and progress eiMis - 414 , 41 6 "eillt"d" • I Abolition domination, in. loollitY whore the writer had ample opportunity of witnessing I it,lhe having been tatailier.with the people of all ranks and oecapstionsA , ,' i 4 l'he section of country which le here most 1 p4tioularlY taken as an example, had in the ' year 1860 a voting population of aboat.6oo.: There were. owned therein over 1400 'slaves. i The largest number hod by one mea being abbut 160, and the smallest.slatakoidere con : sidered in this *ALA., owned five. At the PMaidential election,- Belli Also',Usion caudi . date, received about -I•26oiniatity ever. Oath DOuglas and Breakearidge 4 '.llr..Jencoln re ; leaving tiovvotee, " At the Lime teat the Con- I veistiots Mai tolled vte ease the ordinance of seeession. there still remained a strong Colon majority. Men canvassed in the publics places with badges upon their hate inscribed "Union tilt Death." The secession candidate for del egate was the owner of &boat, 30 slaves, the Union candidate of *boat 20. The former came near:withdrawing from the contest, but the difficulty of finding a succeasor induced him to continue before the people. Oa the eves of the election of delegates to the Stets Convention, and wddia- a strong estititileut against seeessloa still prevailed, Mr., Liteciolr'ti, inaugural , appeared, and an instantaneous and astonishing revelation toes. piece in_public opinion. illfhile ap to. this time the Uulois men had eounted upon a majority in fever of thiir candidate of at linst 200,, now the se oetadoe onsdiddle was elected with but few opposition veto, his opponent distal, with drawing from the contest. . v . v , . The State Convention met, eat-voted being taken on eome test condone, it was seen dot there Pratt stilt it union tasjoril. I .It. had.been sqpObied'ivy tfte iertessioniste that the impnl- Sive change predueed - ameng.4.he people by I - the eoertilve thniate -elf !. the Preeldenti - . Enid v ; carry the - 'stale ' from ` , the union he s week 'aitie the iiteetihr of the Convention. ' In this' v they were mistake*, and the union . delegates 'still &Waited an overt set of the Federal) ataborities looking to Wards war and sabjuga- i lion. - They were not left long in guavas,. Me lashed: his call for 76,000 men, and there i was no tourer say other *enamels% among the ' people; than to reedit the• approach of the . ederal armies. The union men now .gave Way and advocated ertned, : tteutrality till that should become Impossible, ind khan defensive Warfare to protect their ,property ptid,!toctlis , The delegates.remTniotedistely,instramed to 1 ;loss en erdiearson of Isecesstoo. • clue,. after bevies *ea. twice instrueted and, olio* re: „qumied to realign, "ail _lipol?ejei t he wishes' s<-his aoastitnerae . , and e,ould,, 0411, irings” the passage - At i the ordinance. ' Tins - ' gentle- Man was the ; owner 0 1 800 alavi3s. - 1, • , 1: I /ID= 64101 ~ OW ' Lite "t 2 ‘09.1)P-°C...,.." :iitate; that. who had beeq,.the mott. , attire' (unionists. btostaite fieePutat •i 9 Pdit ° l; i" '"' tmaiee., tor i the. Confetiprnte . armies, :Three *ere tectuiteit in ayotingynkstiott 4:lese than 600, Th e ll* fires cowsteritt _ ina nity* .crone beiges, 1$ 4. l4P.leEtiofr-: 4 4 t"' L !g.. u. . *ed the thiritievOclubas 4A , k4o9iito the*e, k A ' ibentifoety : kol-volnotnefed,l4o. o n . , A ',squads in. the i li ilae P t i - i.V.., , ,qlM r4 = E f iatee '- lbeikAlU•o4eciPaPellife.Yilr!!!Placr"" t '",': :low.: . , . - The eeptete:ei # 16 .1 1 415P!•,. _filPl,ltel . , 2 i iiri of *gm • igittb..9fLlN4 l o9l'7P 4 Vak .1 114 Om; FasYs.eliv.• i f4r !gibA ti ,tl;i ll , ali ,le i r L eg ' : Th.- arm. !•:ttenant wes % youeiCpsysierei the , .v.tx(:.4o4l , ll!) . lßlsl l &4 l , 4"l6aiirds ri _ i eta, etuueet',..ef 4 , ), theT a groffrt whose Yfige . i 4 41 4 11 . 44 . 10 14. * Ti f ir Al°lo4' ifili)hto iliginkl! ?I ' l liq:!till - i; iiiiigiiiiiii eidertion ist. The s;slor . .2alieeteeeneWie sisstfes of I Tepeerlianie, , the eiiiiir!sit'ik,Peleret,' ioteil 1 lee,Ftonglis,;eo Ir ! ili iitt'itatiib;iitui 'ilium. pi t 49n i tt:24*Iteate#ei:tilii kW tildes' it toe Inisii„Can*liiii the 0: 1 4 1 4;' 161 1 1 - wii; eif4/011ii i ., el' :iat io 'sfiy`'ap , .7:";^ ' ''. G l '; l l9til •• o,;\ . 1)ii'0;44 4 ''oe:tispe4 r .`weir dittatheriett b? ono, 00 hed'heei roi r eteakrihiiiitii 'heir O. tiiii:Eit i eei.keidii iliiiioii n ialiatifieetiedelee' . 11ii 1 tie WU r ieCiiiii l )ectig heir vtolitkotAf tie. 11,m; ~ Jpe, lientetiititi 'kid lin , wile /Mika , let"; One er i thi - htlittgliest Ante , j‘ 1:. 1 . Viiit ° thited eiS6iiin'fir i eliseiti2lsiiideef by WW iterrit. qdid sibidaNkinotAbt tr i onbt a rlsget• a t as: l ;i th As iisaut all OS p• . sla=bs aai l soispoow • l i=o swot OW ai m in ow 161111111161114 I ; 4 s EM ME MEE= Ltq, .4a4 C.) V - 7 , ".1! I kir;yl 1.81;0 of tkoOoOoty, an active Pell 111,4, s ihii owner of ao Assn, *sena alter Ilse election of I.inCOn - an "sellio' . secesslonfit: Of the fine' listitenants, the tint was a mints kif 'naafis; a itoccoaker by 'trade, fitroirieief no slaves; and ' - 'ioted for Bell._ - The mond had been e . onipienons as the Weave? of. Union badges during the Olictions. _The third was a soldier of the; bleVirsu Mar; a' native of Illinolv, a carpenitei•bi trade,' the . owner of 'no slaves, and voted-for Douglas.': Is the ranks of these otanpanial were men owning tram ten ti thirty slaves, men caning.** slues, and men l of northern birth sad 'education. The aims were Clod Al'Aiiwilan. Mamma Melons issued • by the Govessorof .01018 tater. . • ta recurring back- to the vainsideratioa of thopelitical views of Die thirty persons who were the owners of, striate 1400 re/am in this locality, we find that but eleven of them wen' secessionists, and of those eleven two . were the .owners of but ilve• slaves. The eleven represented 409 slue!, value $276,000. The ,nineteen represented $OO slaves, value-$650,- 000, while the holders of the remainder were not , capable. of political classification, on account' of absence or . non•sge or from other•-- emu. a•wlllee largest elsveholder % . was la violent union man, and but three senessioniste were Abe • owners of more than fifty slaves. A German who lifter living' some years North had emigrated to the South, and by hie own labOr aommeulated a large, %Mums ittpropetty, but cott cl ult , ..._ (Need tojapierolutrlitiperty, was, a vio lent oeoessioalot. A path:min of great roe pootabllitl and•infinstme was en satire union man, and in January, 1862, was arrested sad. held, for "route' time by the Contederati sathoritlei. In November of the same year he was arrested and imprisoned is a sotression- , tat, or isdislorsl" man by the nitride.; -.: Of the thirty large elaveholders, four hive 'bun killtill in battle' and ten are or were in the Confederate army, Of the eleven original secessionists, Ste showed their iineerity by going as private, in the army—an'eiample of i devotion t 6 disunion principle to which their , abolition co-workers will scarcely be able to produce nparsliel. Of the large slaveholders, seven were still union men ,up to the time of Lincoln's negro proclamation. Of the original secessionists among the slavehtildere,tbree now profess to be union men. Of the slave holders wh - o fled from their homes' at the ap proach of the invading armies, four were union men, even to the time of their flight., Two only were original secessionists. • The eirole'of the writer's immediate obver.' 'Tinton eoteprohended portions of three States,' ,and as area of-1660 vinare mites— In addition to this hemilfered the pain o 5 witnessing in three other State. the gradual progress of secession; 'sentiment es well as the & a k ar p e tty tyranni, barbarity, and reektels devastation that converted a large patriotism Into treason, reverence Into hate, and -submissive inaction into bitter hostility: Of all . this partif , the se ceded and insurreotiOnary teiritory, the lova particittaity described was -In' ex ample the adiaitoe •of the revolution 'was the *Mae.' and its adherents and paitisitis wer4 - 'found among all rents and conditions of lift, the ilaveholders 'and non. slaveholding, the rieh and the poor. • In the section of" countrY where these' ob servatlonl were made;- union , men are now scarcely to bo found, and those who claim to be snob are chiefly found keeping small stores and trading under the limitations of Federal orders, for which -privilege they have taken tfre'eflih' of ltlegiiinee::-;fosr : litsipthav Wits this class iipon't.o raise the necessary one teutti,- whoa 4, Republican" privilege it Will be to govern the remainiig nine Oaths. 'On the other bend, !easy who were up to the 'time of the annSitistiota bill strong union men, hunted is many'oilies,grom their, homes, are now found in the ranks-of those partiasas that constintlY range through the territory- clabored bs bald b' the Felierst armies. •• • I . These facts prows; to any mad o reason able candor the felleiriog 01:opositions : Ifrit-4-That the fear Of asocial owl political revolution, to be:inaugurated and carried out by the so-callei Republican party, was 'soli oient to" induce many a' - oittsene of the Southern States to appeal tti Second—That this' class though large was Mill immensely in the minority, ant totally powerless to- bring about R revolution of the prising rangnittide. 2 , ' • • • Third—That • an actual majority were in favor elf-the •uuloa of the States, - ,but by no Means in favor-Of-it at the price of abolition -and subjugation.. • .. . Popras . -4bst the revolution was not - the work of itay,olats, sLaveholding or attar., but ass mimed in by aitil•DS of every abalri.of former opiolOrt,- nlO every notati % i n .Lifs. fit/44—Thaw ciOt of the woo, bu#, .rititor Una tuitiacti7e that loath a people of.• ady 600) 12 7. t 4.1436 tgisitt;si sigreision "sal fursigs doiniksitioa: Biz*--Tita4 the Ahjog thet min pro. duos ravoliOuts-r4he oas.loat of .ttlie People affected therebp-4res wasting-ap.to the Ooze 'of the developnient",of the plan of attbjtrie titoor ' Sep.:lo4- . w! - the spirit pf retistwuak , issa . be trawwd lawiviity—kospiag pm)* with , the trintaph'i. of "Ts4.tioalism..w4.t. abolition bate :". • - • • eupoh 'thol[pait it few. ; Pr.lciP4 l4 • 4° ° l 414.04L4Ooft4ittiii* oft the United-80nm s astestieta4eeekl4 three. Anarteire !et a entrairiston no: len*, their iirOttio4oo,itt , l had actote l fie . theLlC.O6i to reiLet in atiestptar 19.14105!i 4 11 44054 4 4 P119d!410ni.24%; 1 0 A' s I at 19111114401)1,11 1 14, rylrti drum ; I ..:.AraeLAiha tik!‘ , . lged eabiupgin 14#0400440ii:,4et4:f.Nibikibio . e0a1 !5r#4:4 10 1 , 4 01 .:PP: 1 4 - 441 1 0,, ' ; 0 0 4 _l ill4ll l g• losiiir WI 4.1C - •WhIAAP - 44.40/4' were &boo Is did? opisiess. , ) ,; • ' • .21fieskthtst. 'eigittanOi fi orkhia 4101411 titistlintiOn of' ffleiteel,:t3tetos, 44 . 4 t ay! e ,easdei In ritOaletto (Unarm:MU , 0.44 . F.". ..5.40i dish. brut aimed:tub% %ti lititl•ertri4. M 43P, of I nitre iqufilityi,' 6447 rettit!meglei :tad *AOS . 0: :L; .1; b.p3 1 04 4 4: 4 :40/i so4 o pirOt* el Abs:o44lfrosta , wool fia.l:4 l lrilva 4.4 i; 10 +. ftild`lipirsiientisirben '€1,104.4141 01 intd ) RitAtlthtill*Nfm , Pr i1 4 17 .7 11 M a .?r, t k p the ; t 4t:' tPilt the ! - OPM4O 41 1 Ailiir4A___ l et that /aft lite*Natik ittIPMEAt 4 110 4. • 1411tIr *who'. walk is*: boss- si ski , 11';•11114 .1.4. p) ;1 4 • 1 i.ft nt :) .s t¢. , • 't) .; • I grd : .01 .?„, - ...A19.bit. 4 ):.q.)1.t.1 oi &I I 4" El "tipklll to 1111.• kept the constitniiiin se framed ' , bt the initiern of the - Repnblio, 'extend* . for ti acceptance of thet_*othem people, end soy other polley,httirstileitiwtsr, unjuetiti- Ole % as 4 lands to melte the restoration of the ttt~i}ul MI iMPolesibility, the t e rmination of the beyond the prtiphettp Tilden of the, meet far seeing statestaso,:and give, the ‘ certainty of:s Seneolidetett miiktery 'ITEMS OF ALL SORTS. Witstra gentleman- -loses his temper in ts4klog, it Is a tolstsbly•eorrect sign that he is`ge . Ring "the worst of the argument." . "—We read the following adSertisemont in tit'? Pates . Affielin: "A young lady, aged twataptise years,- with a very strong beard, which will attract the curious,• wishes to be come demoiselle in a Infs." . "h is remarkable that you are always foigetting my name t" said a quasi acquain tatzOe named Flint. , 40 Nby," said Quilr, "itia s dattoad Aard Wane io!reanember !" A colored cook 'expected. company of her own kind, and was st.s.,lOss how to entertain her•triends. mistress said, Chloe, you meet make an 'apology," i" misses,", ; rejoined the poor servant, '•Now, can I snake it? .Got no Apples na eggs, • noiteutt4tr, uo uu t ein to make iL witi." ( • t--" Annette, my deer, what country . is op . po ( Kite to us on, the globe?" ",Pon't know, sir." . . t' perp . !eked te.ohee, " if r wire to bore a hole through the earth, andyou were to go in at tits end, where would' you cone otal" :"otit* of die hole, sir." r —Bsicroft will be 64 years of age on the 8d of next October; Mottey,,6o the 16th of , April; Emerson, 61 the 23th of 31ay ; 'Bryant, 70 the ad of Hovember ; Longfellow, 57 thet-27th of Ftibrttify; Whittier, 67 in December; 'Holmes, 65 ° the 29th of Anent ; Lowell. 45 in Febra. asir ; Mitchell (1k Marvel s ) 42 in April ; Our flit; 40 the 24th of lebrusly i Stoddard. 89 in JED, ; and Bayard Taylor was 89 the 14th of /titlary. Tatum* £1 Borros.—"l don't feel enact right about these attentions shown to Burn side," said an old geintlernan in 6onr hearing yesterday ; "I don't think be showed much •i mammas at Frede ricksburg." "Ii is not his atilartnesa at Fredericksburg, but at Cinein:. nail, that peoures honors for the General In Massaelinsslis," said a by atander: "What wne that ?" said old Fogy. "The taking of Vallandlghaui and tbeipkwtaing of the Chicago Iffnu wastho replY. Old Fogy seemed to "see it's at laet.=-Bostoti Couriar. IRioa PlLlitAtil os lin Num* QUIIIiTIOII.—A spider at Chattanooga writes as follows : .•To thole . Wild and fatiatioat oen of the north, who urn continually suggesting impos sibilities, and expecting imposibilities, I would sty, if you wish thoroughly to comprehend tie negro i cinestion, enlist in someyegiutest , in the. field arid study from personal observe. &ion: If, after nix mouths' investigation, your al l 4or is not considerably cooled, then, of fa alad Abolitioniets"l'wlll be the wildest." . , BiiAti• jfir t Altat re Demos ?"—Asks a yOqug reader. Certainly, by all means. Corn: once with the " Quiekstep" out of bed in e morning, and keep it up till the " chores" e finished. The bops will of course hale ft 4 t cow drill" of milking in' the barn, while the Iris sift engaged in n 4151.10.61 derma" in the k l when. After this all handl "change" and promenade to sehool. keeping step to merry liughter. Repeat the same on !the way home aF night with an oceational variation in win bk"triptring the light fantastio toe." and hiring 'a'" break-down" in it enow.hauk: A reel" now and thew will do he the girls' wh o Azle learancl to spin. ttnt boys should not think of it.. , - • —A Methodist minister in lowa has been :polled iron the Conference for being a Dem. ocrat. • The folloitiag,ara the atiFges : . .ciatitaiv-ratllits4ini. • ' - Disloyal- Goommat, of the !Mild States. • Filar „ . In abidi t tin g himself to run le a candidate on the phacirm adopted at Port Dee Moines hit the 4th id July, 1863, by it political party, the leaden of which and said-platform are in tpposition to the Govertnnent•of the United tatee, and eottsersiouly is sympathy with the ithe,rebellion; - 1 SacoNn:SPactittoanol • 41 , r , *listing with said perty —sane - tinning leitit :his s presence their proclivities &pipet; the present Administration, The demented fanatics pronounced him guilty of "disloyalty," and ordered hie name .1.0 be stricken from the roll of ministers. ' Ai Item, oroun NtTIONIAL OPILIQATIOSS.- The Reclier•er Union publishes ttre following , . Wilbiagtou letter which cxlll attetitico, to jti debt Do 1 coasetiteneles for ire64io'as mu . thers escoe • - .: IL is anticipated that abaut . lair that. actual . , lye lei liere'hea Prgitentad,i 0141 ,„. , i t. rgady `auditea and .itteiremt Ituunita 'to Atiollt nultiona of dollar; _per annum:" sop. pole, th6n, b4t half that ez;et , t(th , s tine base 'bee's pretihted, 'it lelree•tpftlydtetereaoethat ft 'fit retptire liiiAly ft,e netthsas ey dealers per egitheteeliyagigtu•-peasion re/1 dame be yeere thle! are la esti/. tbinsas Witd3W 4, Sl4lollAealler It %We 111.111:tee. It 11,ppArcat; that the aversive Allrallett at tke.peasir list wilt isotlf. , ion , • X 4184 itta ! st,ole o f die etport the Noteowil rftliwitat -11144.Alfgafrr, Nat the trgial9 lAefit,U*4l,l4, ! 4hyt igoiaky fin nsitii?as of *gars Mii4J reviirii4 80 the elaixu fie; BM TN ; r V .Tins Of L15C6a1.4.1:44111 ilViltliager. oPoibuit of l tho. nockroitut,,iixor, oo taw. to Ono. Afirohartt I t iocsoin Illgsto.'on the enirso ay etoothAeto for, tko.grisitienoy, ems : totliritoo4 (I,lst Ahrshitut / 41 01 " 1 11104 *l=i?.. 3 or f 411 t• her term .11,,thty,Wkt.14.1fottel thl L frien 14 *re stoffitim i losse i tstiel early, to /galore him the twin. Infkin, of ; hfs p ,yfJ h tpe_ It a won't gut attiu4t . sir. Lineaitiper. yikepy;,but, President who- OSA sit tiviletely l atf.erstOkjohesin the White House, while he perlnite sit:ol . 6'ol like lie;iritiry Welles:to me6egj'l~ie• wry Depertniest; IS *not the sopt Of a ilasitlitit" .Ihtirseee feetihst Mr. Linisoln has ,k. wcaikviii • ame. "title i irqpinvetissintsk a -hsitt roua i l by rebel. prise= .seessi l ,ol air& .hies thoussadi of.,'*i:ll if ha .111 0! ° " '," 6- 0406 for tha Vti3lll , q. • , • , - • •di ; ' • r t ;_ IMM NUMBER \39 , a A Jou WI7N Yea Pow*Tatun 9r7.-1a opeeek the other day, Portland° Wood Witte alanniaea to tuiy, "We of New York sent four ' I,4llllMgibiat.4ll6/4* "inn "kir likef4 Was ineatled r To which* Pennsylvania me*: ber rejoined, sotto ow, i.e,'T YolLdl4_ Pee; nstado—tilte nieekete tbst you rent to pei)vp,,,, when the war broke pat,.,.otime bsolt to Penn eylvenis et fiettystntre—.4*.• The muskets were eenCindeeigiet - tiy:ll,iir. Morgan. The regiment* for the ilefsncO79 l - - Pennsylvania were" eon! by Obi. fieyntour.- These feels! rather itijnre the point — ef - the - -mtelltbSet*: Yews. , .'„/ Tin NAVY AND N.•Disskitt-, e i son, it a letter to the World, alt?ws the lot. lowing * Gone : "There have, been calitirrici„. / since the.beginning, 866 vessels, of whioh 606 Were sailors, _sod 170 steamers. Of ibese: - : elearnersl.6o wet% tlken by private built see. sets, and oialy 20 by the entire naval feroe.-- Of these 26,10 wore captured by -the -few old naval vessels et blow spied, and only 10 out of 170 by the new ones." • • Cruise Lola or EQUALItC—Bowe in kfaryland ;the loyaliats are capturing all the slaves they can and putting them into striped pantaloosi and blue 3 ckets. • The other'dst, we are informed by letter. a young Master sto coated oue of his negroea newly dresse I in,. soldier elOthes—."Well, .Sam, -I suppose you think youself as good sit me,. now !" "Q, no, muss, .4 dst, but," slapping his hand on his blue shoddy, "l'sjes as good as dem se wc3ra dese." 'that darkey must have been reading the news ;from Washington. - Tux NATIOXAL DEBT.—It a man were to pay' Out one dollar a minute, making $525,900 per' year, it would take him over 4,000 Years-to pay the national debt at present accumulated, exclusive of intereaLand quite I,oooyeari to pay the amount Secretary Chase asks for the next year's expenses. • --- • —Guilt only dreads freedom of speech. The rater or :the party which ettsmpts to punish it publishes hie owe *Malay to the world. Thy lieu that answers a maw's• arguments with Bsslile 'acknowledges himself the scoundrel which he is accused of :being. • ,Too Il‘D.-11. negro who, had snugly en sconced himself iu prat:with several white ladies ,4 the Louisville Theatre night before last, was very unceremoniously ejected by the Provost puard, who confine him over-night; and yesterday morning delivered him to the PAila. Bulletin. " Den. Roseorans has signalised his - ad* ent 'to •power in Missouri by removing the restria lien which hid been imposed upon the clr culatien' - of the Chicago : Tines and other Democratic papers by his predecessors. • Mate the St. Loots Democrat, (Sedlc3l.) - PAW, of the Liman Ileseladens In ti! ! \ Legislature. - The resolntionisoffered by Mr. Brookmeyer in the Missouri House of Repreeentatives, re nominating Mr. Liocoln for the Presidency, were. on Baturday,laid upon the table, by the decisive vote of 43 to 37. Even this vote is. calculated to give an exaggerated impression of Mr. Lincoln's strength, u preferred erindi. date, in the Legislature. In the number voting in favor of the resolution were several • Copperheads, who would not pretend to be in favor of Mr. Lincoln's re-dee:ion, notwith• Standing their vote for his re nomination., Thus` has the programme" for the noutination• of Mr. Lincoln, according to the forcing and forestalling peacoat agreed upon by the Maim' Weed, Simeon Draper d< Co., broken down in Missouri. Its failure has been signal, and must be damaging, because the , mesas resor• ted to to carry it through have been notorious and sitamefitl. 4 deputation came all the way from Washington, armed with the sanction of the P ost Moe Department, claiming to be authorised to trade generally in Mr_ Lincoln's name and sold out an important concession_to slare7, which secures it a considerable pro longation in the State. Bat the scheme was diecoyered and finally was checkmated, end its authors have retired in route and disaster from the field. NEW FURNITURE STORE. - J. H. RIBLET & CO., • Woaltt reepeettelly lawns the Wale that • they him • newt a PURNITURE WARE-ROOM, IN GABLE'S BLOCK, Between Bth and 9th - Stieete, on State, W Ore they toteud to keep eoutently ems bead • full asortment of • ITEW. up WELL SIMMED MLUITILE. Er We reepeottelly 'elicit • share eft the Publie rite temp. ' - J. ' 41. W. 9 'ooliEr. VA LIIABLE Store Standard Residence for Sale. HE undersigned offers for Sale his ;Tsbastotorpropelty to the ?Dar Or 'Hearer Pam. Kris Ca. Pa, eons/atter of an OZOOtiOnt Store Buildlog and Dialling House, with en acre or more or lend at tached. The store Mos been used for the pupa's • great norobOr or years, and It welt fitted, belay large, convert• loot, end harttny a good altar. • wing attached to toe huildip( will aceommodete • accual Welty. The stand is onaof the best in the amity, being shrewd In a healthy. fertile and wealthy osighborhood. The resideuee is a Two Star) One. hartog a larga r dry . cellar, and De ms both roomy and corityntilUat. A gOdd ilstift, Well Ond Bern ere ommected yr Halite how . Iwill or ez• *hang, lot property tortirte, on reasonable terms. Auy pers.m wishing to patchable will address, JOHN CUMMINS, decliret-3m, tide City, Pa. JOHN WELSH, caws- - - ELIE, PA., wiintiLaill Df&LII ID IMORE OYSTRII:81 "- iN N 1991 aT,,Af.g wren Fresh Can and Beg Oysters; Received every Day; and WITJUNTSIII TO MT. SITIPACTIOTA ih*rsipolkit..l promptly atteadsd Change In, the Dreg. Bushiesi r Tlio long esWollslaoinad.'w.4llL.' Mediciati Eitorta J. Wier, ILA tato the 'Nada et, vet oiladainicive444 i .611. vbo, /tog parchomol watiniatolskirlaeoallouo the beehive t huskautit tst,tiui Maglie:plaelk putt Lad ?moat. reputatlitibtlihis haiairas a • •• • Pnicilipthoirsiiid noway We we 81 0 4 •:ASIOADIOr ANY WISER IN Tag anti! Mid the lithostifog Ilollo4l7,okrituit selillOerseaqudi* I Owl minvecutat, to awkrlt th e for,the *um iNrter. lathousk*ithiltftdagiltitia Siloam A c tive Issas of tlu batman. wilt 4111) rilim•44t U. mom. sun Ulm," morOhla oliltdeaSbllk*Alus7 141 ciyaaalf.3 auk]. ' ' **A WUXI, VJUltritti. Farm for. • , rrils subscriber otters for S ale big rgrui 11 is dptomit tp, cite co, Po, compriwog alnety wee nigood roil, nine miles trots fa* city. mob. Ws. tart**Snespfire fond, and fans mile. from • www, fotd Mtge, won tostated, el , h good imildinge l teirklit and thirty &erg wood hod. Apply 04 premtoes tor thew,' lorormtion. wilt be sold ea tosioggeto (*mini, 4 • Jatagtr.l Jinni R.GRATIAM. Adniiniiitrator's Notice'. ][jurEs of Asioliniqestioa boonesitoti to the narlonlated,on tblp 'sista Kush 31+N &wean tato of_ firoene-tv.' Ole Coo Ps.; notice is hereby gime to all persons toorreoir thew tadebtei to the sates to make • pr hoomr4ta i tiraymott. amid th ose bowing /Alas aplostll6.witoob ows* theca for settlerneot. MACS Nei LAY, 11. IL. 'PUN 41101 ers€ 4ol) ifv. 44- 10 . 16 44a7: e :AdiSlikistftlas. , Choicetotit Nor sate. fIORNER Third "aid Stat. Smits" iukkoingmr swill 1 4#0, Ce • etl f" - D. Nita Istore44e r =I ~.{
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