SLOAN & MOORE, PUBLISHERS. ‘OI,UME THE ERIE OBSERVER. 1 f kl rr vi A ) 11 • , r -1 rty‘j. %,..il r TATS I- 0 . •-a r =I t 6• twp•r IMIIII • .96.. Y • , ••tr• $. 1101 I ‘• :• tttt•• - y ' I F.l: \I $ IM=gl El lu t `a - t i h 11. .I.lb, SAC, 3 ••• In n ,• mw.l for ► I ►rd, rr t, aNtl , oAnt• led nt...r. f tat lent .11114 E, ut ti,. , t, ,IJ..i•oit•Ve.., • u. , ... ••• I.t 1,1 ,t 1 t tiittttt : .• • a •.. !!.. • 4. •a - .tve-• dwu 81313INrESS DIRECTORY I Hll NI 1\ I.ltr.kur ru .• h. I • Dr. t. 11.4 11 /MU UI ll ..th. I) 11 11-, POUT. '1,1[•• ,r , n r.•}••l• • l• 'r.l ,urt • r 111.4.141. & 1111 h I NsON, • tot t: . I•. hILUTIIk.II n.-. PPLI 4,11 ‘% I enio. •ffiti ." A fl. ' JOsEell MEI r MXlO' I. Ilaktrumv•l =I =ZEE %% f• Li A ) 1 TllOitNT4 i ,• 14,1 . • I`. sweurst, &lig • .. -1 • • •r••,••• L., 1 TllOll V. 1101)1111). U) =I 1.111•11i1- ...Tint I : • -• s, • '1:1 1••••11• s. •• -rout A. I' 1 N.k. .. I • I=l MEM Ole. a. I. ••••'1'1.%% 11C1' 1,, aLf.rt t pea r `'' It. 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In }-ftteMo d "r.^ KL. 1 .0 1 -4 ee l C \ terd'h ttoei.htate ut. rtyw r.rtun cc I+.t, a pared to (}r , %..r. , u. itr. CUP. _ J B i.uhui.op • Part 41', 1111r, I ". P 1.. PL D. H. VIe('HEARY, "" At rnor fv , .rat. and 4f,aft. few, .t. , n J. 1 111,0. C. MAID4HALL, 42141, n , l I scr --(Nen urstairs Tameaer Hall handfed, 1.4 WWW Fria, ERIE - ' --- "WEEKLY . I.OBSPITER -comrsirr HALL HILLARD tIAL00:11. Entratior on •qat*:•treet, twfirlown Ytttla Street act' I,l‘, --- - - J. J• LI Al T ti• 11 i ll 4) I.C•Lkw w . ttaltoerry, uolLI)) Ilagattnew ~ beep Publ. • flow., ,Imwt Nu. , !••••a•parw,rw, fold Pen% Pnelteteatterw, Jtr Fkr•l door I t tir En.. E f . ; ,r u., .4U MEM !, " ' otnl toga 113.1141. r. es • 111 •••• MEMO MIMI= IMMIMII =MS 19EZEIZEI MIMI } 1,, AM I i ./F. T n . k% .11"JY ♦ • MIME CIEE=I =iM . 1 f-Coek Or LA,Lari MIMS =I MEE MEIN =Els= rut h I:I •Ni•le‘ - -__ , I 41dc KING, li.i.NKERV , {TEXCHAIN(,£ BROKIRI, arlirt , r IF Fl' dim.. a . ( d New Tort Waterford, Pa 4... a are, aorta C.i ?kilo% --- - W. C. ',BALKY T/ kis A 1.1 , Urr ,,, n end ?limier, tAiery tiraler, Traiwr alt.! • •Man. h,... rr,to, uhlle. He wrill Le 11.'1.111 V "•• "11) •,'N•el (*OW LAtidiog,•tiort tie idiot to el iitotara IA the. acct Eri•, Xerrh . _ T. w. mokiluc., T't tl.t.k In il'./."..11r..., 1' , %141.14J51N Pramlune, Pwk. F.... 1, Sa:t. e.r... } - 1,1:. } -I t•., \,.•.. l'an. Wo,,den, Will, • and ' , t. D. A arr. ke I..rm, C...t. \, T. , •'tan , .1144. t. oppo.lte 134....1... 11.'1.1, Fn. J. C. mesurruir.E., A1E7..1 •cl I U. sl.r In Daguerreotype, A.robrf.tepe rho!oer , Oe klatenal • of elery ifparrlptfoo Oft g l e tr Ur.wn Erto. p.. _ •. It. CM itt.:lllL.L. , s` I.r.t Re. h 1...1., In f",.11",, Reettt Whim, nf row% "t PARKER, GRAY & DAVIS:, REAL ESTATE RORER* LARD , • INSUR ANur AN IIt•EN EhAL MegllTa, Correll IlhoUr awl AU/az MT, /owl/. PARK Eli S DOYLE. eAKILBM & GALA% I t ." rs• l'ale" ENabaair...' (-4 , 04 Aes La aed Ural %vv. , ( Hatton. je.•. 4) cm., town, IMME! aud Prenemptlow to •.braplt ;• T. An er.ely - al Aoldry e .• , . .ei vrr Lay En. H L Hichniond. 11,..1%.1e• /I I it Lh• n. ‘l. 1 1 .. Irt - AL :1 t &a•k /slat. 1. 1 . 1 1" =I 1,..• al , ERCHANTB' INSURANCE COMPANY 12, MereAunts' A.raangs, 'es Authorized Capital, $400,000. Amount Se curely Invested, $200,000. a t , ;, I.,„„,alatar, .1 I', ial.• • ; a. 1. Char , st Vtr i N. r • a:, I r .1.1;•1...r1a•J TRUbrEE' t. , \ 1 ' Lr.• 1... I j , •15511 511. n, F F W l tme. • J. , 111, 1 Narwhals, Julta M Pumr, .I.lm 11,11.4 e, 11 ,r 1 Na au . Ifratn Laa. li W /1; 1 , t, J I 6 ,, .•-•• al II Aar , , 1% 11 Nit ti. Pro.t Nll 1 PITTIT, I. L FINE, ~ .er,tar• t. 11 A kJ Kn. Ai• at kJ... • _ . J. J. LINTS, INSURANCE AGENT. i.ritt.si:NTlNG reaabblu .f- ii • L RA.SCE com.P4 Ca 1 , 11.1. 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Seto Wial „.l rila 1 . 1111 L r pllt.lt.t❑ tall kr ro ,dr 10 K gi,Llll.l, t,l kg, =EI FARMER'S AND INCHANIC'S Metre. Marino. and Life taannranon Company trf, I 1,n14 , W a, , prosot amki H a Air eta P.1.1.14•01p.e. CAPITAL $30,000. Tot- ,111,41 , erfett* 111.40•11te 13“ 1341 , 1tt,h/.. t• irtsltk/ri , 6. c , N irme 11.181.11 filer . Oil nit rrelight. IL, dil purl. iu tilt al , 10•.ranr ,.. * 1.04.,,1et ht. Late*, r3nal% 81.Iroarlf , and I.lllt I Covrin to all par, the I Ilion Also, I I,4uralwe uPvt , all tke 11,0-1 I IS urable I. rms. U.SI lll, la Tnr. 114orritrirtn liaw•n lit H az. air°, CAPIOL ISmisvw 1,..1 1.6,0 11, Jut I. L.4.k e 41. 1 . rtit, ink An , k llllrulu,,Srclrlan A 1.1. t..!4 A ••14";. kertil N o Klue P It iot uR• , 4 II A1,111.111" , 0 Gr.., 11, • wisul.D J.- I Furnishing and Hiuzgiag . Bells. 11 Li' ./ H.C . I OW , 1.106141 Adi/Ipt tb/Z 11.1eUilId . 1(,ZP1,• sit I.rneau l m e ruti , ol ih3t tie us. • ela al 1,110 , to Peristalsisi sod kienoiag bells lug private ilsoLlrell • otuVlcied' V. ills oil ttienecasolu)llise.iliiesiOr 3 0 i 4 9 , (II .1 -at .t.ir hope* 0141 he I.rt I br t.ie red *1 I. .41. art I.:He-owls , . Ne rus 1, 1 al, • At Ili- War reglad ry, oak iitatc sissset. bct It eicii Li.:11111 a to) • no, w.rio side it, June 1,:e1 BLAKE, //oL d• Jels7.l IL MILLI SEN, k ,• kk,r, k, rTATI. 17[117 1.111, PA Tit r. , r paa just retaragol from 13....W0 and N., ). tta 'W.. lass. • t I , ••f s,••••16 tl.at ' Lt•• l• c.l`., cusist.t.ing to part as 1;•11 ,, s, IVYNET O4 . k . naw,„ Noirm , IALSIL, l.tup, I :on ac• tr• Itch, '0 I, Sfod e4a/1•13C&O Strale lIILDEU.tia' HATSNI) J. it K.F.I 4 e 1-1•1, itutiazwi, Lace Pearl, and EMI", Lib" me new s ' haya A few French Pattern Bonnets ,uat ii the, wow Impnetwii a. ray, Menu, Tioellesnlei lawn Itiiineets is peat rat.eii Ribbrier tleveiret. Mike Ler. ("repro, Loehee Loess l'yea Jle hisi• Brad Lortsites. lilwo4, Laces. Lowareaderres, kaVbeg. itisakta, Malta' Broads, Sevoy Safka, p. and we atie. emit ef goolas, two fa sweeten Tu P ‘t firL+: t 1 F: urrAIL Volt CAR tIM \ ',een dill,. in the lewd. ra elites, and at the ~ g .et reeotting Sae lest I their • lir. (1 the •ier, •• s ot pane of the best Ses.too th1:11u 1 'latter ,elf toil Et , ry ujfiirt mild" ff, Iliie fit,/ hirfnerntu I ), tiroPi • •,n bt er. , W 111.4 with ' ii• tnn,.t en ...wee, T 1 • ,ps,peSstor. thankful f ,, s past &tom, bore that with the uit ne /Mimi faeitttie. be han, end by auict attantloo up.h . n it nie •1 sr. pottrtitue T lit. BLAtal" nn , wilt I. 'applied with "wort kind of )11.1 , 1:1•Q i• ioile. Pattern., and Pattern Hata • 14.1.11.1,0 The 14. sable" Lad Peering department will be unilel tJue ski r ist. nodenee iif 11 , Albert A.. 11424,/, from no. o( the largeot cnaniirt i mete" poUMINIIII 11. a wurli nerds but • trt. t. •" i " o t .. ". gir m its amid Prerwilla. A hbets.l dIlle• ant VI lillltaors- 1 1 , Ar.t.mn, Dri , c .1, the of f icial mouth piece of i - if ' hstituted eourt of general jnrisdiction, r-le .away t , , ,li.r) tree himself of his onerous lo t , rs II tilt ing at the low fence which enclosed tt,, , scanty 11,or yard, he- gave the customary , 111 1 1 ~,' ii hou., '' and) patiently awaited an an.wer It scii• not Fong, however. before Gray s , r) i-suod fr , m tho do , r and advanced to the foto,. when Drist , l served the process of the e ,pet (,a ha I t pb,',.. - Mr tirayson: the regulators of this settle m-nt liavo ditected me to give you ten days ' on fee to leav ,, th.• country They will meet again T. RR, Pr.--re... 1 r, I IP wo rk from nest Friday, and if you are not F.ne, Mar,.l, Y., I.WI. vn It /1„.41 is 11.nek _ate •ir.... Corn by that time, it will become their duty to - -- --- _-- .- ---- 114 t— Erie dr. Xeadville 11411 At punish you in the customary way " " What for.'" a4krd Grayson, quietly. EXI'itESS & TH.A.NSPORTATION CO ~ 1:,,r stealing this horse," the functionary re ((it dr r the mitre a d , rn , of of the Plank Road (•,, r di. I, Iltymy his ban] on the horse ' s mane, "and ---'---- Dail Linea from Erie to X'Ewa n, Edinboro, concealing hits in the timber, with the intention y n ', ' • run hit., oh " Blecknerville, Saegerstown & Meadville. n I k ~ , , i, - I,y ~ , ,.Fw.' c ,nir - ~ V, , . - snswere-1 Driecol, somewhat surprised C ' t, l v :‘ :. War 1:C T t i l l i s .at Eon 1 1 1 ; l' In " Ewe I,h hes the ve i A ll M at e t n e ' n 'w rl n trt E t w L ' e t.,7 .. t .. 1 - 0 11 - 1 , In'l, - • a l•., n , . • 1:,,, , i .t , ~ ii ,,,,1' ',', h.' El Wr'n.l. 4 l ' ""e ' isn't it?' ' , teoll , D , t' itr'afts, e.t.a' aala accuunts. Eacb Wagon ha-.. n-at. 111- iln: - - d.•-ir,tl.' ll r „ • , ~,• i ~i ~ ' tt' I; ra v ,, t,': e, ,,, 1n - - 44 Sat. .. , ,-1 it sereu.tiosetted by a Messenger . on' ."li , ii 1 • - • "o.n• nti 1 1 , I, ' 'h r •nrn , f t 1,.• •` When was he stolen?" asked the noticed. D. D. SPAITORD Supt. EU. Lest-sari, Agt-, Etld, A. M. Dl-14 . H111, Meativill• r. ; .711' ••• • Fin,l, Oro, -t 1in—1, , , 1 -, li. sl, .11 , 1 r - me'' ",,,,I.ltst nitrht, " answered the official; " I sup: V, , , , , Janua ry, 26, I `...,6 i 7 i . ,1 .. If, 1, 1 •L'iz. 1 ' .),-, ~, • .., . •, r , i r ,.” you know very well without being told. " 801MEEIRN LINE igr sT.A,GEs. ,- s t-,1-. ~ty ' 1, 6•• peon , —• i, n; • t'l,''l •t, - • ..., 1 - •• It. , v , ti Imie ,, i'" said Grayson , , amiling ab I F.„ Alt."», ads eadtas, 14'eat o.,resxr - v . il., Silsr•.l, 1.184. tholl .1. (.111...i lire' ....:Irr, ..n ..! rrtt ' t• -, r , ~,, I , g•n tiy .lid then he bent his eyes upon the :ifs C.A4lit. 1 , ' ! t , roliria•ii u ground, an , l seemed lost in thought for some k DULY I.,ne - f spiest.ltd h•ur-h „ r., ~,0,.., h u ......,,, I „,. ' from Girst - 4 to the *here sad lotertse.liate slums Pesset. l 1 . 1te.• ,, -i% nt , - , ...t- T. w' ... f • •-i t , 41 1 1 , 'etni , .. illlO7O/ 1 ” , I , " V r- ~,,, w,:i Owl th,- ti.. nr,, , t -hr. , . rauir 1„r innat .1 ti,. tr ,, au• :, ~ r ,!, I 1, ,„ ... I. :.,, I I.:: , ,ii. L., iii,,., ii, 1,, ,, __ . , ' W. 11 Wr'll,” sail he at length, raisiog his • rs•f..r.l, Sereer, Hut)er end LAWIrta,CX coollnes s.taors st-111 I , a . sk ~,,LI ~ ti n t,o in Gi r .r.i dsi',., eeret.t.:ng• "tinders at . 24; rw- , I tar , at , uir , :: I. m,. a' the `'lrl t 'llli. l . \% ' h - r•lin ,--C a twain .` I didn ' t steal the horse, Dritool, alma. •,f th. E -.pre.. 7141,11 . 1 . 1.. M the cart. I- see 1.- Nes Castle -• ', ii„;;,0,1.• Weal .••••• 111.. r• 112 and une-ri , 1, , 1 p , na It 1 ,..., i f I. r , f it , I r , „t,,. v ___ t ,' it I sur.po.e you regulators know beet who .., s -paaset,,;..., a. ~.1 be sun 1., Ingstaa at/i[rar•l Depo' ' • But ( I .rtyg , io •,tily 1-iii;tH I ' 1.... if rc•i•-,.an , i ' n ight to ho allowed to remain in the settlement; i ....An to Helga! . /Mesh w.ll' ••toutly •‘ , O sit!, hi- '' w , tk 11'1, n ih, rata: , WRIGHT, RATTLER R MAtilr. an of ccur.o.l •-hal have to obey " Arno 1.1,...pr, t••••• (~.rarei .e.t. ai re , co , r ~Lori tie I , ot Lr ,i r, ~-i.• I,ii,, in fiii II 4 . l am g'ad to find you so reasonable, " said . rarebit! What have you Found ! in: I ' ' u•• , ir•v. 1.1111 afr wry v,:irtilt, i , that , rtrifi•-.4 coaling a mov, meat to ride away ", rig most arim.R.R lob.' su pert....... , rte.ut ( ~,.. . }-:',;.. 1 A g.. I . '•• „I, r f., ; ~,,,i f r , : , i , ~,,,.. , . St'.l:l! et( ro 1 ." said Grayson, "don ' t be in a ...er br,..1411;1ty, at Jae* ' Ne..., Dram's's Bleck, and 1 p .w . r .O 11/ ,k. g 1 1,-. m 1., - lie' -nit ilia IS '• I f. 1111,11 he gone before the ten days are Is th. 7t.is /* l4 ) "'• l 3 r d ii 1( J • L '' .. • " L•L '"""' : rT. ;NI , It•tt 1 1 kn. s 1 , ,ti t I 1 4 Or. • r 111111^. f , up. and you and I way not meet again fora long t utcrits. CASFI EREB, VESIINos, ..,, a. nv.l f.hiflostat• Rte andPatte.rtka,an4Garsrapi t• Ull.i .. 1•n' 1 r I !in , ...lin.. •,•'•- oil I not 1.- foto , ' We' time, ,te, apt (lowa and come in: let 11.1 take a part sew. It&tt of r.irl chscrn.ll.-n 1.. •poll I,h• t a nk of r ... ar•intine''' E1w0,,,1 retir, d fr , ill Ow 0 .alt- t . trig: .lrin ( together. I. have curneeseellent Ishii wo.t fasudtede wad tbit pars,- .1 the most aCt.icinr..ca,,l . lou dout,t it, tAll. see and be itAtontlitled at nee mum—. , r disc ,n.ti ., d, I ut brew hin t ail !• ‘, t,. nee; ,s , lie t ;r., v k 0... )„„) b r ou g ht home " the G.,ode mod Les ['twee. The Public. will &brays and him rI, and It illlng to raiiondlitatet.rf OD* be sheminfr 1 .. so n fAti - he ,l hi. h •7•e'` and o m mro,,, 1 1 . T v 0 ,,, ~,, Now, the worthy functionary, as we have in- I *trek ta, all al tio give /din A Csl l D.f.‘".ferv t " 9,13 " ..0 ' L ' '‘' his 1 .- i it- rut t I..'"' who l% To " 1 1, .In pi' , will • timate I. nr as the afnmsahl time bore witaess r ii It•nee of F:'w , o•1'• • hors, I. r, pr, -hr'', i t flat th e .... ,' was ,-quite partial " to this deecription of pro. !" i ' V t, team Wort. eat awl nes& in the Serttatenner es.: molt el - 1.r" , , , ..4 steles Let an entidbeetsek PlO/ 711 -c C. 1. ••• 11 °'• 111 ''• • ' 4l ' operhtt. , li , V. , 1 1 -1 -.t. n to• Int , rrupt,-.1 ; In i fl., v dire: setae of bi 4 aNuaiuranees even insinuating" MtSY see esseuest.,,s, ant; be ,-,,t0 toped, and 11 p.rra,,,,. Jolts .ro.thniNe• were filled with wonder, when to , nth aft , r month that be tolk snmAim,s "a drop too mods;" and Eor, Ido k e 16,15:4.-4 __--_. ,f a though be felt some mi 'ring about remaining 1 I Mosistn On - ..e s o rit, rur r eetth., by sa• minim et ua.isest - pa - a • away, and thorn were sail} n , s i gn sir st ou to salt parebuien4 bi C ARTER a BR' collision in Grayson's company than his oasis' urst 7, MSC I+ MI 4(7111! cAI .t.RI fl .0 nor MEI I=l '.l 1. 1 11. • 1., • it; f, J..% k• ‘11••••;„, IMES 11 Jonfb. tin.. • J ,nu It •r , .$ n MEE Jo,l \ )4.11111 it., .3? .AISIVA bra 3 MlMllbw. -t7clut t l iottri). "PEACE BE STILL." rver vavi l• 411.4, tho bight t..,/‘ ft.(' wale. •rr raittog tud Lialuoit siaactre4 a 0/4 • t ••• ! ..Yb tort. 11.-•• tL.• , Wirt..b tbr tro..th:t ..; •t +.14, • L .•.., I, • ~) ; d ft ~1` ab 4 .6%•.• 11. • I .5.. ' 1 •• • :to ocean., he 1 , 1 w% %11.4.• Ili, 1 , . /t. N it, . : • : • Ile 'ln - . 3' u.l rat, • I , N I • r... • kr6Si Sl'e I, • • • • , /At, , (choirt THE STRATAGEM -.0.. , A TALE OE EARLY TIRES IN THE WEST r' Ekr 1 rr* , ro, I Er •tn Nent , i •Icy to td• .ut %. ur to a Li, L ?f,,• rw i ereet,d the tv r•hcr, "f tho • - I Virgininn4. L. Ihi T 1 1 1 V. ‘tf t' It , ' Wl+ .1 to I'l '4 i• 1 , 11 , 1't , r t 11 gant, , \ , rl , a-A.,,,, , ,11 , 1 ,i, ', , t ~i qtr .n I II• r 11' 1 i I r ,t, a , 10 I n I • l• 1 1 , h a t .t.1,1.'. 1 f I 111.. I ~t!r1.••1,1 an its preil .1r I.•¢nl trit 11,1- !rt. Inv, 11.. had not t ,, (11 rhlvil r pay r• 1 11,/ r r ,, nn IT% for t• an , l s e w' 1 . I lat r , •,1 ! I !I hotnq, i I • 1 -- a Cesllll'r% I , all .1, a-I , a I A tn.. t a our— , ;Mt nw? r farn'Lly I ~f and ~n- r th, la,t,r 1,, in,. I , of 6i. , m Nh,,nt In j, nrne% in ! t orard 'ho h, h 1111r,,1 ,ne 11 at n n within a r ., nd , a mil , inr,, T , r „ r i„ ,„,i &urrnoirld , 1 I,v - 1.1 , 1'1(711 r tnrad innd 1 f‘ptttempf,t.; that h -t , hi, lv , rs 1, • I .•fl. • )et • n,, r • f r 'X 1 . 11 t/ 1. vr upirt, , l f :11,•r itirliul , ty 111. 1 11 ° 1;11/ 1 r o h 1,, v . I . elletlrryt,. 1 ',III 1 , 1 ., r.• .• t t eltt, on, h.- I. H calon f r , n ,n l .; Im. z • • 1 th r -, , r '1 I f 1 , r r b 'f ! • prwri , r ' I. I,N. fan', 11e• r f'.• tic,. •rr •T r 1, t• ,„ , , th e n , -I, ~,1 t•a, ut-. Ind 1 the f 1,1- • ).-, Ile r,r , I it 1,,, rn 1., roacho.l I-- 1, turn• .1 1,1. aitenti .n, t., the trn, • ut , n gthiel, 1,, {{ . 4. n t • en i rr,-- ff 'he rr, , :rn.; Tin a; fir ar-. el , ete , l do tnvtlint h,w9r , l ,•131m t., I in.l her .r true that he 6 , 1,1.0 r r 3,1 of nei lt h leer, who 1,3 , 1 tif.se begun ,irttle t h at h,, th a t awl thn., prevent , I - 1 their enel. , ,in ) ! it; but neither 1, 1 17.1" nor marked the trooa, ..r 4 , aked the prairie In the m, , ti.iqrati , ti I , I in, murk w o r e rat,i,ll‘ Alan he h, I , Cp. tit i t l i e fr oth d the centre of A I , • 1 ,111 11 4 , e: l4 , r •irtri 31TintlZ "thee ration 9 r mrany r. h1:1 ..rg It) iarai, for Ow protection of Lif, and t.'• rtt• Of thi• hangi, nlwata 1( .1 ly • nr, 1 f , rvrir , l )131 ,•h.,+ , 1 1.`941t r, an,' r / r ity w lt4cli 11 , " h 9 ,1 el r , •. , 1 f,tartnr , .. tral f ir, u a , I , •rzt , •• t t • ti,. not tiqualir eny , % ,, 1 fr ,, nt) r f i e . 1 ter .inr I. had, at the r). r, ~1 ~f Ol t ripen lir ‘..t , rN, telt r . ma I , awl It. • vr , m , 11j. r 113.1 fri,210 , t.• mar fr the •th • 1,1 , 1 hill). rto turt,r , I itA 11,1104' Titlg nil • %,• • lop' .1 th, it 11.1. tr, Plot rt• r La,l pr. V. Wt.? r. from runninc int, w,th rtrilz• t k r • 1 •,c, i t hr up I' OM' I. I! , ) 7. , 1 authnri lc i n tl 1,91r1 , -7 1 ' EIR , .(Id, I Li. v: IltIst"Illal‘ 01- t 1; irl(",Or Ti 11111 4 ,1 WOP• to thi. I !•Iti n. •ti turn fr •In An • tt•rn o • I, L.'l Lt hint • , f tlif• •1 ,•1 Inn i ••ii •• • I 111 ):1.1 1 1 art What was ),Q :in l rip , Ti i. arning—a filot h th• ititro nt Lis rrFrtl~tnr anti h.ll iwins r—that it p. ,4 0• , 1•11 f A n ,1 u ,„ t Hi n w imm.l-11r0i'v when h w 1c1.3 !Ivo .1.. 111 in Ti' 11 1 ;107'11 ' ..1 lir whet t,O r , Trl ; , 1" :0111..11 , or 0,1,, 1 ,r7,1 I 0 $1 50 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. ERIE, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1856, In the meantime, it rune to be rumored in ti lt t Ione ! , t that there was some secret oonnec• not , between Grayson and Itilwood's daughter, 11, 1 , 11 ,h They had been seen by several per it, ,•I .se conversation, at times and places ::01,,•,.e.1 a desire for concealment; and u. 1,.r...ti tent even .to far 1.01 to say, that he had h. 1, tied to hiss her, on parting, late in tb, tmle Whatever may have been the tr..r. .1, ludtt.r, it is, at all events, certain, that 1;r3 : , ...II was an unmarried man; and that tle .iti,itt,•l 1., twcen the parents of the pair in K. !ducky. I.dd broken up an intimacy which ~ r t.. in a marriage; and it is probe. , that a subordinate, if not a primary motive, inducing him to taketposwession of the disputed I ,ml, was a desire to le near Hannah. Nor was tl,l. wish without its appropriate justification; f t tlinugh not strictly beautiful, gannab was Tretty, atvi, what is better for a frontier active, fresh and rosy At the time of Uri), .ri's arrival in the settlement, she was a tik plat eighteen; and wag OS 6oemate nil .r a border wife as could be found in the 11.. w , tart The former intimacy was soon re neap!, and bef.re the end of two months it-spas azrj, t 1 ti..tt they be married as anon as I r Thtlo r's eon . sent enuld be obtained litit this was not po easily eompassed, for, all tin,, Elwood had been brooding over bia de feat, .ind tb.vi.ing ways and means of roenvoring Ow midic“reted land k? length, after many consultations with a named Driscol, who WA as his neuter'• aot i n the regulator company, he acceded to a pr..i, eutiou. made long before by that worthy, reiectcd by Elwood on account of its dishon e.,tv lie only adopted the plan now, because it rr.i, apparently the only escape from permanent +felt; and long chafing under what be consider criprou4 wrong, had made him reckless of 0p.a0. , , and rl , •tertnined on Nuccess, at whatever ,•t tine morninc. about a week after the taking of this resolotion; it was announce(' that one of F.!won.l' , hors , hail been stolen on the night on , l reculatnrs were straightway an. .OT II I,I 1, t, , torr..t nut sod puniqh an daring an nL r 1r happened, tareidently, of . rouro,) a 1, No which had east one of its shoes on , lv • 11% b-f•re; and this cirrumstanee render. e it • .11.... •v , r his trail Dris.enl, a • l'• liei!tenant, discovered the ...r .‘tr up , o it , almost a. „,,,,„„,11,, a . if 1 , 1. ,1 n ii.r.-s.nt when it was made Ile led tt • a'.m, int.) the prairie toward the east; at.l 014•11 , ria 111 . - , ompanionq declared that tiny old now nothing of the trail, the sharp 1 I. it..•nnut swore that it was "as plain as .1,, n 1,1% far , . "— Artily. a somewhat exalt: g r ,te ti.ression: for the color. if not the size f-iturr in Ilis eonntenance, made it alto. R ther t appireni to be overlooked! They fol. 1 vr. , l 'wever, convinced by the earnest n.._. of 10% not 1 y their own eyes, afrei cuing a mile toward the east, be be cin gra Inally to verge southward, and, having w and about rat random for some time finally to,•ki a direet nonrie for the point of timber on which Gravtion lived' IMO 1319 11. IIT Ti''' I Il 0 1 . i , fr Li. 0 . arrivinz at the pent, which terminated, tt , iii a dense h'sz , l thicket. Pridfdol at once ri4h• , l hip way inta the cOvert, and in: there rd• ~f Graydcn. and leading rff toward the ' r . . ara4 mood a M 31 1 .9 fotstep—kis. or ....lir:. "Fhede appearanees fully explained f l,. f .nd th , re wad not a MID present whel ,xpr w , leeided conviction that Gray• r, wad th , thief Ti••• toarkf , l that his boldness was r2r,lt,r Outti P:he be would not 1.,‘ kept 11., here so npar Nit Driseol des ..I:ir d .h.ounticalLy, that tbk was "the smartest t' n w110 . 4' lat‘lnP4*. since, if , the trail t.• wneld think of look , 1. r 11 , rso sto't•n kola a mile above'--- • 011.1 1 ; %1i wil" was a good one, he said, and su(see4A becatrAe he, Driscol, bap , t:t•.l t remarkably *harp sight for 411 =I r ; 1 r I I, •••1 IfQ 1. , tll i.l 10r54 , 4 and mull To this plopo , %.ipp ,rt-I by 0...01.tr pcileuee, th.• regula • t .r. '1•-f.T1 , .••1, MI 1 Driseol stoek, previously some rchs depre.wri by sundry good causes, forthwith r tlik regulation market to a reape.qable rretutUlD 114‘11:11/ recovered the stolen property, the next question which presented itself for their conside raft .n. was in what way they should punish the thief To .urh then as the), this was not a air. field , prohlr m: with gut touch deliberation, it was I.terminel that he roust hp at onoe driven from the e ry The -days of grace," usually gilt. on ,tich oeos.„l“tis, were ten, and in pursuance „f thi. •c ' , 'm. it was resolved that Grayson .h till G. allowed that length of time in which jo 'mange his affairs, and set out for a !VW h tue: ^T, as the regulators expressed it, t., n hi tn .elf " Driscol; having already, h% I,i. pratsevrortht etfOrtg in the cause of right, himself the of the affair, was invested with a'tth rtt t notify Ctrayson of this decree. ' The matt. r bei n 2 thus settled. the corps adjourn: el t me .t again t,.n days thereafter, in order to se that it itilzm - tat was fully carried into eff. et if , r 'ff P Ir 'ln :', duties required, the temptation was too str , n ; : for him, and silencing hia fear,, he sprang to the ground "Tie your horse to the fenoe there." xaid Gray. son, "and come in " Driscol obeyed, And it sva.4 not long before be was seated in t b h cabin, with a tin cup in hie hand, and its gou..rou, Luntent, finding their way rapidly down his eapajou , throat. " Whiskey Litt pleasant drink, after al!, iqn't it ?" said Grayson, Ig miling at the gusto with which Driscol dwelt upon the draught, and the game cuoineot he rose to w•t his cup on the table at the back of the official " Very pleasant indeed," said Prise , .l in reply and to prove his sincerity, aid. d ht• cup again to his lips But thil tine h wa• n t destined to taste its contents It was suddenly dashed from his hand—a saddle girth wa, throan over his arms and his body—and before he aware of what wab being done, hit titun.l btm securely pinioned to the chair! 1 r 'pc was speedily passed round bi and tied, in lik manner, behind, so that ho lit , rally. move neither bland nor foot : lie niaile tunou. ,t. fort to break away, but he M...)U1'1 t, 't 14.1% , ,. 1), itt more secure hal h 'ett iu ',if f,-!ti to I stocks ! He WAS fairly entraf .It, Ith he foamed, and swore, and thret,l, It (I',l no manner of good Of chi. he at kn.:ill h, ano. sensible, and grinding hi, t. , t 6 .L 1 ituriiit e nt be relapsed into dogged nee Having thoroughly secured Ili, prt. o, r, Gray son, who was something of a wag, p..ured nut a small quantity of the sodurtire liqtytr, and e ,ni ing round in front of Ow ill tt. , :d s tun t ,' graciously in his face, and drank health"— " Success to you. Mr. Drisonl," said h^ , t RD A long , may you continueetn ornament to the di— tinguished company of which you are an honored officer !" Driacol ground his teeth, but made ❑) reply, and the toast was drunk, like ane •f Ih, im preasive sentiments given at public ;linn , r-. profound silence"' Raving drained Ow cup, Grayson derositeil iF upon the table, and hims - ;If to a chair ,'and drawing the latter up toward his r' toed the conference Olive. "I think I have yin pretty c',"' The lieutenant made n ) reply ‘, I see you are net in a very coeiable linmor •• continued Grayson ; "and, to tell v••u the truth I am not much that way inHint I ms du. I am determined to get to Ille 1; ,it r before you shall leave f , Ire know all about it ; I if Noll .1 n't , v'•at tr worse for rin,fthat's all " " What do you mean ' ' ;don 19 -waking for the first I'me " I mean this," Grayson anew' ;,.1..n "„ did not take that horse fr m Eliv'.o•l's- 7 , t /by , I saw yon 'I, it lint —;;;; e to-•i _many will not be reeeivial. I am ;I. t , rouned t) you shall give me a certificati in w,ri•inLs. such is the Act You needn't look for by the God that mad,- von .11%11 r leave that chair /alive, on); Q.; von- 1 • go: r ..i t Grayson was a large. rather fleshy man wit); a light enmplezinn t loc e v e, : sn i good natured and hard to ar 11-e. whe t , nn ; earnest, as now, like all men f hi..r inip; 1, h;, eye. h e qns il o ri before it in fear and chafe He was, however, resilved n 't to 3:i'd• upon the greatest extremity ; "Come.” said Grayson, producing materia's for writing. "here are pen. ink. and parvir . are t you willing to write R. I dictate r " No "said Drisco), doggedly " see if 'I can't mak- you crill;nz then muttered-his captor ;an 1. );; to "h . r I of the (able, he tnok down a coil of rope. vS eh hung upon a peg, and returned to his &antic.; Forming a nonce at one end, he pl iced it •ut I/rises - 11'a neck, and threw the „ the r 01,1 vi r beam which suppoheil the r 4 " Are you going to murder me' '1 mlfl 1 I the official in alarm "Yes" answered Grotv.on. drawing' t i, e 1 L ~,, r ~,i-i,n , re me n . he wail easily swayed by his end down, end tightening the trios.) ab tut. lira-- . ~; t ar ehildren W hile Hannah and her brothers col's throat. .-eamine I the mlEri,,,:e certificate, and laughed " You'll sufferer for this." sail the li. titenan. ,car . the -tratagem," Grayson drew Elwood a• furiously . ),,le 'in I exhibited a paper, written in a cramped, " That won't help L im , win e) l " coolly replied uneven hand, es follows : Grayson. tugging at the rope,nnti I one lei: of the ~ Th i s 1 ,, •,-1 eertify. that it was not Josiah chair gave signs of rising from th e tla ir, 'in I I:racson who took Robert Elwood's horse from Driscol's face exhibited ontnt-tak iitle -yrnpton- I, L is st in!, last night —but I took him myself, by of incipient strangulation , rran • in. t I , , a- t . accuse Grayson of the "Stop ! stop "' he exclaimed, .1 a ' `i" re, t, . ft• an 1 •Ir;ve him to leave his new farm. dtieed to a Mere wheeze—and Graysm -ease •l " TnoiaAs Dniscot. " off" to bear him I t. Elwr , t•i hilighed as hi came to the words " bp, "'Won't anything eke 4 tti , fy vin Liar a writ. arrati:i mew," but read on without speaking ten rertifieste ?" he asked—'Petk'nj With. hF' ' irraL • n th n r. • iate.l the manner in whi .h he cult,, and making motions as if cafe/corm,: • L h, I , Ti.tappi if the lieutenant, and the joke soon swallow something to) large to pass Ih ' _ate f -„ i e hi m in a onod bninor The regulators were his throat e died in. anti h 'ard the explanation, and all " Nothing but that," answered I)ra vs .11'.1 ~i ilughing ht artily over the capture of Drisool, dedly ; "and if you don't give it 1) we, wit n tlit ~ insist, ,I that Ifannah anti her husband , your regulator friends arrive. in-teal 4 trip, they -lin' 1 in tint, and rid.. with them to Elwood's will find you, swinging from this ht.mi I.y the \, H r .1 4 •n needed much persuasion—the nec k :', A n d, see i ng h is victim hi -state,h•• wll i'.. bort v rode away together—the "lads and again tugged at the r pe, until 01. iii.) si,”,- ' - ' t this neighborhood were summoned, ' were exhibited ns before— .nly a Lt'!. more nil- an I i'. , , lay and night passed away in merriment parently. in 1 d'in. rig " Ho.—hold, tiraysun :' h 'g4 , .i tlu frighten 1, r , v -., n and his wife returned on the follow• ed and strangling Iteutet.arit, and as hi- ex. cut ion 'ne morniorT to their new home, where a life of er again relaxed a little, h. , :nt , i ,„, I ,: , 1„,. it, Uly anti honorable industry Was rewarded let me up and I ' ll do any; hiug ) , )-1 w lur with affluence and content Their descendants "That is to says laughed Gray-. - •n, ••y ~a w 't''l -till I lea upou the place, one of the most been rather take the chances of a tight than IL , 11 , 1.1^ i f,,' i n extensive firms tipon that fertile paririe up like a sheep steritug LI g I)Lt y' u up. in B ill nn the , pot were the disputed cabin stood, deed!" And once more he ilteigg ..I thou rope. hes since been built a handsome brick_house, and down more vigorously than ever I pay 'nly a . iust tribute to amiable character, " I--didn't mean that -intl.cd " gulped th e when I .av that a more hospitable mansion is not unhappy official, this time alit strano .1 m .. 10 f und in the western country earnest . ' " What did you mean then?' ' sternly I mai, 1 r • , lb. `, • l .rne•you te.tt rq the N y 1 ,„„,.„ ed Grayson, relaxing a littlt, onee again A Young Lady Drawn in a Lottery. " I will write the certificate," moaned the stn - -......-- f n tan at e lieutenant, "if you will let one art.) N,•ar,y .y. sr ago a young lady in France, loose, and won't tell anybody until the ten .11:.- . a .„..1 l ;. hi. ` - du Belie, conceived the singular are out—" i , ot I_p ~. ,op; Why do you wish it ItL pt t.t Grit '' ii a -tug of herself in marriage • hy . , ~, c.. lottery. She was thirty years old, "If I give ktieh a certificate as y u, .1 , mar..l.'' l ,, , 1 a I r.. of o ,tiib a ry„ and in d es p a i r at not mournfully answered the disconsolate officer, ''l , tiudiu.: . Lushau 1 with en .ugh means at his shall have to leave the country—an I I win' ,ocamand to -nit her views She announced, time to get away. T... 1.1 r , tl. ,t her handsome but rather mature "Oh ! that's it, is it ' Weld--vary well " 1 r- n sli ull I be disposed of on the following About an hour after this, D r iscol issii 1 f!Liii i, rms •411 e created a lottery with five hundred the house, and, springing -upon the 'nor'... iel 1 her -of a thousand francs each Subscribers away at a gallop toward Etw Lod*, II r•• le. left w , r t . pr.sLtii , themselves in person, in order the animal, butdeoltced tocut,r, tcllng Hannah i that -;.•• might decide on their acceptability as who happened to be in the yard, to say to I. r 1 hu-1 , 4n I- The subscribers of course were to be father that "it was all right." he pu.he , l en ti, I - ig 'e men The subscriptions were planed in ward home—tenderly rubbing his threat, first o w hands ot a notary as fast as made, and the Tith the right hand and then with the left, alt ,lraw ng was n•t tit take place till all the shares de way Three days afterward, he •.lisarpazrad NI•I' tak. u. that is, when the sum of half a from the settlement, and was heard of no m or.• it,: tou .a francs was c o mplete. Grayson waited until near nightfall, and Ntt quite a year elapsed before the shares were then took his way, se usual, to a little clump of a i taken. The drawing recently took place in trees, that stood near Elwood's enclosure ; to the offiee,of the N Aar, who held the subscrit,l one meet Hannah. Here 'he stayed more than an lau 1 t h e in qul, in the presence of two magi. hour, detailing the circumstances of the aceusa- 'rates \ thou-and numbers were planed in an tion against him, and laughing w ith her, over the to n. the subs.ribers being numbered in order as ridicul ma figure cut by her father's re-c.ec'ab'e their names 1 / 2 lfl r,, inscribed The urn was thor lieutenant. Before they parted their plins were I magi:lly shaken up, a blind hazel was thrust in, all arranged, sod Grayson went 1 .: ),..L. in excel- i and No .499 withdrawn The happy individual , lent butoor. What there pals were will be seen w ho sub -cribed '.t 1_199 was% Tunisian General, I in the Scqt.ol wli . had already occupied the pubiio attention by Eight days went by without any event int- 111•4 On' utal caprices But the lady was neither portant to our story—Hannah and Grayson meet- 1 frightened at the turban, nor the beard, nor the lag each evening, in the grove, and parting again harem of the happy barbarian, who hastened to undiscovered. On the ninth day, the former merry her, and to pocket hie flee hundred than. went to the house of a neighbor, where it was sand francs. The happy couple have left for Tu. understood that she was to remain during t o be s i s , w h e re th e y w ill maids. night, and return home on the following morning. Graypion remained on his fano until near sunset, alLu he mounted his horse and rode away. This iita3 the la•t of hi "d•tys of grace;" and thifiee whn +•iw him pas..ing along the road, mach:ldea that Le had to the dictates of prudence and era.. leaving the field ()a the f , Thwing morning, the regulators as. 4.-mbl.•l to thot their orders had been obeyed; and, though Elwood was a little disconcerted by the A.., ne ~f Itriscol, since it was understood that left the country, the meeting wa , r , n-.1,1 ,, red only a formal one, and the pre ,cac .f ti, ir rtlit ii, utensot was not indispen "obi. They Twore, , do t i in high spirits to the rr , .teises, estpcotiog to tind the house deserted ru , l waiting for mu occupant. Elwood was to 1.16.• :tetnediate pomessiou, and all the way across th, wa• f, hcitatiog himself upon the ~.1 rapidity of hi!i triumph. What wu th. .oirpriw , then, on approaching the house, to ' , motto issuing from the chimney, as usual —the lour thrown wide open, and Grayson standing quit tly in fr,nt of it The party halt .tit I a t outtcll wan called, but its beliberations r , n mean. toliou.: it was forthwith de r r:,,, Q c I, Bray- , .0 stood in defiance of the I v I.e put4:!.iwci —that ie, " lynched" .1,:‘,1 : Ti-.iobject of this fierce ere, , uturai...d se ht. was, ',till stood near .1 c mpany slowly approached IT.- tl, n advanced and addressed HEM MEI • I thiuk the ten days arc not yet up, gentle• trp-, ail L.. wildly , 1• y an , wered Elwood quickly; •• a , here t )Itiow whetlier.you intend to /lb/ y rho auth , rith:4, and leave the country?" • I think, Eiwo/id," said the young man, not roplying, " this matter can be settled vrt en you and me, without bloodshed, and even without tr,,ublo If you will come in with• rit• irg/• and John {his sons,) I will introduce u to my wifo aril we can talk it over, with a g'a• , of whi,kAy " .1n thcr ~ i n-ult.ation ensued, when, in order prsve th•./r dignifiel moderation, they agreed 1•;,‘I.,•/ I aud hi, swas should "go in and see L.• hil to sac " .11/. cl icr , rotered first: directly be. f hi.n. killdiuz her side.; and Asking with (Li his rosy daughter, Hannah : • .V 0 genilemou," %aid Grayson,gravely lu .111,4 th,n) Ilannah'i laughter explod /1 I hoc.. !,ther. father "' .he exclaimed, , .;n 2 f r r,rl ,nd exteudecl her hands; "a'n't t, 'rip. :aurt, W 3, C.' .nravus; and though the 1I r kutt 1. I , rlw and was evidently co the p .int f with orry different emotions, ..n , vii dAd to its influence, and, joining 3n , 1 hr r hu4band, laughed loudly, peal r real : could boar it no longer—be seized 11•ti,r1-. 1 1 by 'he arm and her violently, till Ip , rsolf 4ufrioiently to speak; as r was wpeeehle.a with rage •• 1". entir , dv too late to make a 'fuss,' fa r." qhe ...ail at length, "for here is the mar• o • :iill•ate and Grayson is your son!" Gni - tA l tl9,v l Yri.hte6ou, r iarfliaar?, 11-1 this land, you would probably t ihr.n•th, I Ihluk ynu and I had better f• nI. i 9 I Till t3kr , it as her marriage por t, n " • If v. 1 ,1 rin -hnw, that vnu did_uut take the Grarsnn," said George, the elder of the •w answer for that: hut—" •Ti T,•in .1 , r•-ry easily." interrupted the v 1 , 1•1,1 r, i, T have the pouf in my r. t TT , -an.yht 01's eve as he !poke, and re. him with 3 lnnk, for he could P ee that the 11 i man I, ,, aan t. , approhend an exposure in the This fnrhearance did more r e .n hint lisenmfiture than aught v !11 , infint , nne of Genre: for, like all B. F. SLOAN, EDll'Oll. NUMBHR 23. , Sunday in Jew York. While Broadway is it nroteed on Sunday with thousands of people in gay attire, flocking to the temples of worship, very different scenes we oc curring in other.parts of the city. Within Ave minutes walk of Broadway, on either side, below Greed street, arc exhibitions of the most shims. less debauchery and prostitution—heetheaben that would shame_the worshippers of Jogproant, or the man eaters of the Caulked islands The profligates of every description congregate in Ai lowest dens of -Wimpy and vice, and give loose rein to most brutal'. passions, indulging in every degrading excess, plundering sad berg plun dered Sunday is a regular harvest for the keepers of low grogeriei and bowies of ill fame. Swat of the laborers as are given to dissipation, who Ind little time and less mean• to gratify their Mss' along thru' the week, with their weeks ware m their pockets and a day of lobate upon their hands, systematically patronise thane establish.' meats on Sunday. The principal business of the Police Courtin Monday is, invariably, the disposal of cases of disorderly conduct, ass.iu:ts. quarrels, vagrancy, and beastly intoxication The returns from the various wards on Monday, usually coo t aiu records of about one hundred arrests fir intoxication; yet this is but a hunt iudicati in of the 11430110 of de bauchery that are enacted 11.1 tb: basements and garrets where dissipation of every kind ruins riot. In front of a dilapidated grocery near the Five Points, yesterday afternoon, a passer by Wight have witnessed the following some: A group of the most degraded and wretched beluga ooriceiv. able bad congregated Men, women and chile dren in rags were quarreliug, swearing, fighting and indulging in the most obscene and profane language. Two negeoes ha I been fighting, and one having been worsted, hal got a quart cup and filling it with filthy water from the gutter, was covering his enoruy with mui, keeping out of his way by running aidund a large dry goads box. A women with scarcely enough clothing to save her from the most indecent exposure, wk.+ rolling upon the ground in a state of beastly intoxication swearing frightfully, while the principal atten tion of the crowd was directed t, a bloody fight between two women, which they seemed to be relishtng greatly A more perfect soene of de bauchery and degredation can scarcely be itnag. fined Mr Pease's mission has done much for tins vicinity, but any one witnessing that:scene would have been convinced that much yet re mains to be done, before th , Five Points locality becomes a paritdiNe Kansas Affairs —•..- Our eorrespondent et Westport, under date of the 24th send 4 ue the following: From the following letter of Goi Geary In answer to one from myylf, you will see some thing of the plan and determiustiou of the Exec: utive to establuth order and secure peace in Kan- *as: EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Lecompton, K T , September 26,'58. To H CLAY PATE.-My Dear Sir: I have ererrttne, ana dbitinteering year services to' 111511 a c mpany to preserve the peace of those coun ties, and prevent disturbance at the polls. . While thanking you most kindly for your ang• gestions, and for your friendly offer, I have to say that I have made ever) - arrangement neces sary to protect the b ,na file citizens ut this Ter ritory in the exercise of their right of garage. The order has already been issued tl secure the' attendance, of United States troops at points where I have reason to anticipate troubles. I am especialy determined and sensitive on this point. and will punish with the uttnlf,t se— verity, any interference with the legitimate ex— ercise of the sacred rights of +uffrago I trust that you, and all other god men will aid me in this matter, which I hat's much at heart Very trtCy yohr obedient -ervaut, Signed, JOHN W. GEARY WHAT THE 131.ArK REPL FLICAN HOCSE The late Black Republican House of Repfesen• tatives at Washington is roqable for these thine: I It was nine we-•Kn a Speaker, wbieh to generally effected to one day, and dun/ log the whole of that tune Congress was in a state of disorganization 2 It refused -to pass a bill securing peso. in Kansas, and which nullified certain obnoxious laws in that Territory, f , r the re on that such peace would be damaging to the .p Utica.) proft_ pecta of the party 3. It passed a law legislating slavery into Kansas fur two years, and extending the Fu e , tive Slave Law over it and Nebraska 4. It passed an enactment raising the salary of its members'frum SS to 118 a day 3 It refused to pass the Army -Appropriation Bill at the regular session, and an extra session had to he called for that purpose, putting the Government to great expense These measures are the only things which rem• dered the last session of the Black Republican louse at all memorable —Cin Enquirer. TALE BEARI NO. —Scver repeat a story, unless you are cermiu it is correct, and oven not then unless something is to be gained, either of inte rest to yourself, or for the good of the 'sem concerned. Tattling is a mean and wicked prac tice, and he who indulges in it, growl more foad of it in proportion as he is successful. If yon have no good to say of your neighbor, never re proach his character by telling that which is false. He who tells you the faults of others, intends to tell others of your faults, and so the dub of news is handed from one to another, until the tale becomes enormous " A story never loses an;. thing," is wisely remarked ; but on the contrary gains in proportion,as it is repeated by those who have not a very stnct regard for truth. Truly, "the tongue is an unruly evil, full of dealt , poison " A I'ITURCII ma LUAUS ALOPIII.--There is a Presbyterian Cnuroh in Northampton (empty, Virginia, comprised entirelfof ladies. They are twenty two in number. There is ont a single male member among them ; and, of course as they can have no eldership, th.-yi are not properly an organized Church; but the ladies, hoping mat against hope, have ixruvered in their .401 terhood, and they have actually increased iit numbers, more than many churches with a sfek tied pastor and the regular administrations of the sanctuary. The church is °ailed the "Mimi Church," after the late Dr Halads, of naiads). phia, who au *.a liberal contributor towards its erection fox Coswm—The black ropublicrau papers slain that Hon. Taostss Cotiw►Y is a supporter of FIEMONT This is not so. A Now York eorrespondent of the Cincinnati Times states that ha has been informed by Mr. COBIPIN himself that he (C.) shortly intended taking the stump for Fruxons in Ohio. >, - Ha who haa swat okays dog u r .1f for hie ooropssioix his olosik.
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