p€dire gink.
'1 hanksgiving.
C. of ItONWEALTH OF PENN'A.---THANKSGIVING PROC
LAMATION or JOAN W. GEARY, OOVERNOR.
Unto God, our Creator, we are indebted for life
and all its blessings. It, therefore, becomes us at
all times to render unto Him the homage of grate
ful hearts; and in the performance of our sacred
ditties, to set apart special periods to "enter into
11 is gates with thanksgiving and into His courts with
praise." Fur this purpose, and in accordance with
an established custom, I have. designated Thursday,
the 20th day of November next ; and I recommend
that the people of this Commonwealth on that day
refrain from their usual avocations and pursuits,
and asseMble at their chosen places of worship, to
" praise the name of God and magnify Him with
thanksgiving ;" devoutly to acknowledge their de
pendence, and lay upon His altars the cheerful of.
ferings of grateful hearts."
Let us thank Him with Christian humility for
health and Prosperity ; abundant harvests; the pro
tection of commerce, and advancemeatpf
mechanical and manufacturing interests ; our pro
gress in education, morality, virtue and social or
der; the increase of our material wealth; exemption
from pestilence and contagious diseases and the
destructive influences of war ; for having blessed us
as a people and a nation, and opined' before ui the
brightest prospects for the future ; and for all other
blessings, Is/Kh temporal and spiritual.
'With sure'reliatice upon 'Divine ta , loilet us pray
for the forgiveness of our sins:Making public con
fession of our dependencei.that we may continue
worthy of His parental love and protecting care;
'that our civil and religious liberiies and poljtical
rights may remain unimpaired . ; . that we may re
member with
. gratitude our country's brave &fen
ders, audecherii3k-with - sympithy their widows and
orphan children;.. and that i our paths through life
may be directed'bi ilie example and instructions of
the Redeceiner; who' died that we might enjoy all
the blessings Welch - temporarily flow therefrom,
and eternal - life in the world to come.
• Oiven under my hand and the 'great seal of the
State, at •Ilitrribburg, this 28th day of October, in
the year of our Lord 1868, and
,of the Common
wealth the MI JoEtzr W. GEARY.
By the Governor;
F. JiSRDAN, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
STATES AND TERRITORIES.
New Xorki- 7 40• city 168,872 persons have
been regisferad, an increase 'or 63;575.—Secretary
Seward-made a speech-at Auburn, Oct. 30, defend
ing President Johrison,,and .denouncing both par 7
ttes.-Naturalization fraudii . far 'eclipsing those of
Philadelphia, have been detected and are being in
vestigated, as well as an elective Democratic judi
ciary will, permit. U. S. Marshal Murray is ar
resting the accused. Alderinan Pepper and Chas.
E. Norton have been taken into custody., Mayor
Hoffman, Democraiic candidate for Governor, in a
curiously, undignified and partizan proclamation,
denounces both the investigations and the arrests.
Termsylvania.-7Jadge Williams took his seat
on the Supreme Court bench. Oct. 27th.—The offi
cial Republican majority IS' 9;677.—The Republi
cans carry the I Id.; Willi V llth,lXth, Xth, XIIIth,
XI Vtli XVI di, XVllth; XlXth, XXth,
XX 1 _XXII Id, and, X.XI Vth districts. They
lose thwillti, Vth, and XXlit districts 'by small
Democratic majorities, but will contest all three.
The Democrats carry the`others.; The delegation
stands fifteen tiepublicans to six Democrats, and
three contested seats.—Governor Geary has made a
requisition upon Gov. Fenton for the surrender of a
number of prominent Democratic politicians who
visited our City during the October election, and vio
lated the Clectien the 2d of Nov. Judge
Read pronoun Ced an informal opinion in the Su
preme Court in .Nesi Pilus, declaring JudgeShars
woolPs'tipstave naturalizations void and invalid.
Ohio.—The CongreSsionid delegation stands thir
teen Republicans to six Democrats, a gross Demo,
eratic gain of four and a Republican gain of one.
Indiana.—Th6 official returns show an official
majority for Baker, for Governor, of 961, and for
the other State officers majorities ranging from this
up to about 1500.,
Oregon. The Democratic Majority in the House
of Representatives have been carrying things with
such a. high hand, that' the Republican minority
have resigned, leaving the House without a quorum,
and stopping all 'mistimes. The appropriation Bills
have not •beenassed: •• -
-p
District of COlambitiThe Supreme Court of
the District decides the, confiscation, apts. to be
COnstitutiorial". •
Maryland—ln 'the suit against Gen. Butler at
Blltimom, his plea of ". privilege •as , member of
Congress," has been overruled.
Alabama.—The Legislature met Nov. 1, but no
quorum was present, sp-that the plan of choosing
Presidential electors by the Legialature is likely to
tall through!" -- •
• liOliitaalutoPoliticat riotisaCcurred in New Or
leAns; Oct. 27th, in- which, several were killed on
each side. Gov. WarmOtith . urges abstinence from
political processions until the election is over. Gen.
Rousseau has issued a proclamation to the same
effect as the Governor's.—Gen. Steadman offers his
resignation of the 'Sdperintendency of the Police,
but the Board refuse it. Adams, whom Sheridan
removed, had beenXirdered by Maj. Conway. to re
sume the position, but could not get into the Office.
—Uen. Steadman withdraws his resignation, and
one of the Courts restrains by injunction the ap
pointment of a new police force by the Mayor,—
Oren. Steadman finally resigned, Oct. 30, and Geo.
L. Cain was al.pointed to succeed. The Mayor is
suing in the Courts in behalf of his appointee. •
Arkansas.—Captitin P. Andrews, U. S. A., and
Capt. Wills, of the Freedmen's Bureau, with two
negroes, were assassinated by an ambuscade in Lit
tle River county, recently . . The county Sheriff was
badly wounded.—The body of Congressman Minh",
who with a Mr. Brooks, was recently assassinates
by a rebel named Geo. A. Clark, has been taken to
Salem ; N. Y., for burial —The Governor proclaims
the registration in eleven counties to be invalid and
v
South Carolina.—Gov. Scott, by proclamation,
congratulates the State on Wade Hampton's recent
peaceful negro-equality manifestoes, as Chairman Of
the Democratic Committee, and recommends polit
ical fusion and co-operation.
Indians.--The Sacs and. Foxes have made a
treaty to remove to reservations South of Kansas.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. .
Qctober 27.—London.—Slight shocks of earth
q iikewere felt at Cork yesterday.—LiverpooL--Hon.
tieverdy Johnson. in a speech made last night at a.
banquet in the town Hall, said he did not know bow
the 'people in the United States would regard his
conducVsince he had been in England. He was
sanguine of their approval. but would accept their
censure with Christian re.signation.—Madrid.—The
Provisional Government in a manifesto review the
reforms proposed by the late antral junta, promise
administrative decentralization, and pledge them
selves to.be accountable to the National Cortes.—
Some 143berals urge the sale of Cuba to the U. S.,
11 ,4 the'ipe'ediest settlement of the Slavery question.
—V;enria.—The Army Bill has passed the Reich's
rath, after puph opposition, and (it-is said) by the
tome of private reasons by Premier
Von Beust. Thise are said to be the need of armed
neutiality, in the probable. event of a rupture be
tweet, France and.Pmesift—; f , •• .
Octobet 28:=17,6gthitt.—LTh e trehbighop of Can.
te: oury, (Charles Ltogley)And 41te :Dowager
THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1868.
ess. of Sutherland [Mrs. Stowe's friend] are dead.—
PrusEia and Portugal have recognized the new Go
vernment of Spain, as has the Papal Nuncio at Ma
drid:— Le Constitutionncl says that the reorganization
of the National Guard is popular in the provinces,
and it is progressing rapidly.—The Cuban Liberals
are organized into .a club. The .Colonial Minister
announces that suffrage will be on the same basis
as at home.—The Queen offers, through Olozaga,
to abdicate iu favor of Don Carlos.--;The Constitu
ent Cortes will be elected, Nov.. - 29.—Bombay via
London.—The British troops have gained additional
successes in the N. W. Provinces of India.
October 29.—London.— . -The Liberal leaders are
so confident of a large majority in the new Parlia
ment, that they_are diScussing Gladstone's probable
associates in . the rieW•ministry.—Paris.—Queen Is
aLel!a is expected. here,, Nov. 6th.—Le Moniteur
says - the Emperor or Xustria.will not sign the Ar
my Bill, and that. Von Beast declares Austria is
arming only in proportion to - her population.---a
Vienna.—Von Bengt repgdiates the warlike con
struction put npeon.his recent condUct, and says that
the policy. of .Austria is peace. The Reichsrathis•
Bill authorizes the enlistment of 40,000 men for the
army and navy, but; it is alledged, only to fill the
vacancies which have.ocChited, and not to increase
either. •
Wober so.—London.—The news from South
America is that Lopez was still in force at Valeta,
and a'batile was expected. 'TliePorttigese Consul'
had been forcibly taken from the 11. S. Legation at
Ascunscion, and shot. : U.S. war steamers had gone
up the Paraguay , ' and a dernand - Would be made by
the commander for .address. The conduet of Min
ister WashbUrn is' much censured at Buenos Ayres.
.
—Maps ind. eating:that France recognizes her pre
sent boundarfes'invfthred . ,6y treaties have been pub
lished, at the instance of the:French Goiernment,
it is believed,—Madrid. r -Bpain wishes, to borrow
£50,000,000 per .dent. to meet ihe deficit of
the.current year.—Uen. Dulce accepts the Captain
cy-General of Cuba, and sails soon.
November I:—Lonckn.—Shocks of earthquake
have been felt in WirwicliShire.—The writs for a
new Parliament Will leirisited this week, and the
election held three days later.=The Khan of Kok
hara, (Central Asia), by an embassy ti? St. Peters
burg, sues for the friendship and protection of the
Czar.- Serious riots at: Rotterdam: yesterday ended
in the troops firing on the'rnob, killing several and
wounding many.—/lfacliiil.`=lteinforcements are to
be:sent to Cuba, and= a loan'of:10,000,000 crowns to
complete the Isabella Canatin „Havana. •
November 2.—London.—Parliament will be dis
solved Kov. I.ltlSeveral shocks of earthquake
have been ,distinctly felt in England and Wales.—
The Government declines to recognize the claims
of the Hudson's Bay Company to the North West
Territory.—Paris.—Le •Moiliteur warns the papers
that it is forbidden to criticize the Government.—
Madrid.—The standing . army is to be reduced. The
right of free assembly l cbliceded to places which
have declared:for the new government. Barcelona
wants Espartero for King, if Spain is to-have any'.
—The Democrats are quarrelling among themselves.
—Rotterdam.—Tlie late riotewere - riot political, but
arose from.a quarrel between the citizens and the
police. One hundred werewounded andsi2r.ty have
been arrested-.
iFonrs64N By XAIL.
South Ameridt.—The Preident of the State o
Panama has closed all the ports on the .Pacific; ex
cept the Capital.
Don't Get Cheate'4, Look Out.
Get pint bottles, $l, in white' wrappers—Wolcott's
ANNIHILATOR, tor it cures Catarrh. Wolcott's PAIN
PAINT cures pain, all kinds, and heals all sores
without-stain.or Smart.• - • - 2t.
We would call the attention of our readers to an
article of merit, which is advertised in our columns
as being used exteusively and with the beet results,
for restoring gray hair to its original color, and in
case of baldness renewing the growth, called Hall's
Vegetable Sicilian Hair renewer. It is a medicinal
preparation ' • itelaCtien is radical, and by its use the
glands which support the hair are, nourished and
strengthened. We have trie it, and speak; from
actual use.—Pennsylvanian, Great Bend:
Seven Yer Cent. Interest In
Gor.p.
The First Mortgage Seven per Cent. Sinking Fund
Bonds of the Rockford, Rock Island, and St. Louis '
141 road Company, pay both Principal and Interest'
in GOLD COIN; FREE OF GOVERNMENT TA/C:',
Each Bond is for' $lOOO or £2OO Sterlin.and is
convertible into stock at the option of the g. holder. - The
coupons are payable Feb.--let and Aug. Ist, in New
York or London e at-the oßtiom of the holder.
The rohd mite' from Rockford in Northern Illinois'
to Ste Louis,
,ft distance including tracks to Coal Mines,
&c , of about 400 miles, and traverses the finest dis
trict of Illinois.
The Bonds have 60 years to run,,and, are a lien of
$21,000 per mile upon the Company's railroad and
franchises, its coal-lands—of which it has 20,000
acres containing A HUNDRED MILLION TONS OF
COAL—its rolling stock,, and property of every sort.
A Subscription of $8,000,000, at par, to the Capital
Stock of the Company, 'furnishes a large part of the
means required to construct and equip the road. •
Nearly half the entire length of the road is graded
and substantially ready for the iron ; the rails are
no. arriving upon the line. The first division,
giving,
an outlet to the coal, will be in operation in 60 days,
and, track-laying will from this time , be presecuted
with the utmost energy till the last rail is in position.
The Company intend to have the road in readiness for,
the' Autumn business of 1869:
The Bonds are for sale at 94 and accrued interest
in currency, and may be obtained through bankers
and brokers throughout the country, or at the office
of the Company, 12 Wall Street, New York. •
The Trustees for the Bondholders is the Union
Trust Company.
Pamphlets giving full infoimation sent on applica
tion.
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novs-4w
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CIIERRY THE MISSIONARY; or, The Church in the Wilder
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.
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The Industrial * Home for Girls
Is now permanently in a house belonging to the Institution, at
• •
the -
N. W. Comer of Tenth and Cathitritte Ste.
Theuttention of Clergymen, Union Benevolent and Tract Visl
tors;nrui Others visiting among the poor, Is respectfully invited to
its object, via.: to receive destitute or friendless girls between 12
and 18 years of age, and give them protection, instruction, and - a
home. -
Girls of knOwn vicious habits will not be received, but any
others-will be welcomed.
By ordir of the Board of Managers,
• •
SAMUEL C. PERKINS
. Vice President.
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WHITMAN'S CHOCOLATE
The Beat Chocolate for Family Use,
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PHILADELPHIA STEAM CHOCOLATE
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EMEPHEN F. WHITMAN, Proprietor
MORE NO. 1210 NANKET STREET-
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STEPHEN: F. WHITMAN,
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.,
A limited quantity of the Thirty-year Six Per cent.
gird Mortgage Bonds of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company are offered to investors, for the present, at
108 per cent., and Accrued Interest; in Cur*
These Bonds are secured by a'Trust Deed upon the
most important link Of the great Inter-Oceanio Rail
road, two thirds of which is already built, at a coat
of nearly
And which enjoys already a self-sustaining way traffic.
The whole line of continuous rail between • •
will be completed by July next, when an inimense
through business will undoubtedly follow. More than
1,200 miles of the distance between the Missouri River
and the Pacific Ocean are already traversed by the loco
motive ; and it is probable that 300 miles addithinal
will be completed during the current year. The fu
ture of this Line, therefOre, is unusually promising.
The
Central Pacific Railroad Company
receive from the United States Government about ten
millions of acres; of ; the . ,
situated along the line of their Road; also a Subsidy
Loan of U. S. Six Per Cent. Bonds, averaging-$85,-
000 per . mile; as fast as the sections of twenty miles
are completed. 'They have received, in addition, im
portant. Grants from the State and•cities of California,
worth more than. $3,000,000. in Gold. The pro
ceeds of these Lands, Bonds, Capital Stook, Subscrip
tions, Subventions, and Net Earnings are invested in
the enterprise, to which is added the amount realized
frOm First Mortgage Bonds. These latter have the
first lien upon the whole property, and are issued to
the same amount only as the Government advances, or
to - the extent of about one-third the cost value of the
Road, equipment, etc.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
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The Cash Resources are abundant for the comple
tion of the work, and the me t' earnings, from -th e way
traffic upon 325 maw now open for business, am
more than double the current intereet,liabl.—ties.
gar Besides a mileage upon . all through husiness, this
road, having the best lands for settlement; the most pro
ductive mines, the nearest markets, and being.exempt
from competition, will always . command laege reve
nues, which are wholly in Coin.
Two-thirds of thp entire Loan ,is already marketed,
and, judging by past experience, the Loan 'will soon
be closed. Investors who desire an unusually safe,
reliable, and profitable security Would do well to pair
chase before the Bonde are all taken.
The Company reserve the right to advance the
price at any time; but all orders 'actually in transits at
the time of any such advance will be filled at present
price. At this time they pay more than 8 per cent.
upon the investment, and have, from National and State
'laws; guarantees superior to any other corporate securiiiet
now offered. • -
1210 Market Street.
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GOLD BONDS
OF TIIII
react'.
ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS,
Nevi York. and San Franciaco
PUBLIC LAND%
The First Mortgage Bonds are of $l,OOO each, with
semi 7 annual,gold Coupons attached, payable in July
anlJaattarY• Both,INTEREST AND PIINOIPAL
ARE MADE EXPRESSLY PAYABLE IN UNI
TED STATES. GOLD COIN; Tit_ * 1
back interest
from duly Ist is charged only at the currency rates
We receive all classes of Uovernrnent Bonds, at their
full s market rates, in exchange . for the Central Pacifist
Railroad Bonds, thus enabling the holders to ,realise
from 510-10 per lowa. profit and keep the principal
of their investments equall secure.
'Orders and inquirieliiiltieceive prompt attention .
Information, Descriptive Painphlets, etc., giving a full
account of the Organization, Progress, Business anti
Prospects of the Enterprisefurnished on application.
Bonds sent by return Express at oar cost.
Oaf-Subsieriptions reieelvedbY Banks•andllanke
ers, Agents for loan, and by •
DEHAYEN & BRO., Bankers, 40 S. 3rd St., Phila
X*F" All descriptions, of Government Securities
Bought, Sold, or Exchanged, at our office and by
Mail and Telegraph at MARKET RATES.
Accounts of Banks, Bankers, and others re
ceived and favorable arrangements made for desirable
accounts.
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities ,
Financial Agents of the Central Pacific Railroad Co.,
No. 5 Nassau St., New York.
PHILIP PHILLIPS & CO',
87 UNION SQUAB, BROADWAY, NEW YORE,
vnioLsears itXI4IL DBALFAS nr
SMITH'S ITNRIVALLED AMERICAN ORGANS,
Also Summon Pities;lkaionlons; and Publishers of &noir.
swam Mums.-
N. B.—We 7111 rent ow Organs by the month, letting the re , t
Pay. for them.
augl3 3m BEND POR PRICE LIST.
BOYNTON'S CELEBRATED
• FURNACES,
FOR , WLEMING DWELLINGS, OHIMOHEES, EITOREB , 111°
Sixty Sizes and Patterns, Brick and Portable, for Anthracite ,
Bituminous • Coal and Wood. Also Fire-Place
Heaters and Parlor Heaters, Also,
and Staves. Send.for Cividars.
awl:2o4m RICHARDSON, BOYNTON t CO., it. Y.
PHONOG . RAPHY,
TAUGHT BY
Prof. S. M. STILES, A. M.,
Phonographic 119poritor. 4048 /lira Sto
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