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A BaH-I TTKKNK) KKrrrui.
Jf FIC No 108 sTtHiOD STREET.
Ta-aai tauoa rnuort, or Kiokthhh t!ksf- I'm
I'nilcr this lofrltltnatci sanction Mr. Lii
col. did procUim Koneiral siuiponsHon of
the privilege of the writ; and by rirtiie of tint
tiipnmire ft nnmher of summary arrxviU were
Hindoo! Indlvldiial.i guilty of dUlayal sptscvrh
or conduct, or eiMpoc.ted of secret complicity
Wan nM, tM ouriar.and maiicMt ig 'b,rriNiri I ti lth tlie Rebels. Such proceedings were
THE DAILY EVENING TErXJRAlMr.rillhADKTAmAUKSDAY, 0Fj251BGL
Q A. I
tat m m (fr nu.M A.t , oi uou.11
ip, firrr rasiaes.ai w Nn-iTtia,invaiiaij.n asivvnoej
r, parrss. -soeeil,
AnrMiH hMfirM at tne usual ma. A literal
KruyMMBt -aukd" tar ealenrtpo luaanurr.i.
- 'j : Te OnrrMpaailama,
W v fyvtr asfl eMaapn of Aronyoino. Coiiimuiitesttn. S
.ter I" ..'''.'d nr la-eri-'n mn,t bs antf-a-l- ua,l
.p.. aata. and adrtraaa of th. writer a. iitmii Itir
utlnliri, hnt a e-uarente. am hi, ." t.,: rf,, 'a
ajaaot BBaarta. te reia"a re-foeied CommiintaatloBs.
Osrnsf s Iwcrwas Hi tha CtreejUtion r Tub
Suiip TL''-P"Ulnna to no la pr.i at as
HflT " ,, or-i-i-io
. darla a. ansa aa W o'elr-k, iraoaalhla.
IjMai tf la-evuon in an or oar editlona
lent, nm
to .ismra
TCKSDAT. OCTOllER 2, IS'll.
TUB VLAt'K FI.AU OF WIXrilKsrKK.
Aj an evidence of the unprincipled oud
paralleled cruelty of the pooplo now
I0 oppositloD to the Government, wo pro
lent the history of the flag lately brought
to this city by Lieutenant Kunkku This
U d facto evidence an to this matter.
yt relet our readers to the mibjoiiio I
forreapondence In regard to the "blark fl o"
Winchester which Is now to be seen la the
of Independence, by those who may still
dW:
" HnQt'ATFa Dktaciikd Battkut II.
Taian I'iwniitlyani Artillrht. Monocacy
i JvOTion. September 12, 16-1. My Dear !Sir :
Oftieml K. H. Tylkr. commanding at tliia P'je',
bar Eg la his p.wa ion the celebrated black
ha ol Winchester, beneath wbi h some of til
chive'tic jonsof (he mimj South havinir sworn
"tofgbt and give no quarter, has kindly ten-
dcrcd it as a loan to the city of Philadelphia, a)
" a alight token of his appreciation of their
patriotic endpuvors tn the exi-tinff conflict, nnd
id kit nami-1 would respecfully preseut it to
lb city of Philadelphia.
" Hi i)io(i, air, tbat this nwr meet with the
" arproaal of hif Honor, the Mayor, I remain,
" respectfully, your obedient acrviinr,
" Wka. M. iU'HKKL,
" Lieutenant CnminandinaT Detachment.
" To II. 0. Ciaik, rniladelphia."
The toUowlng Is a eynopsb of Mr. Clark's
nawcr:
" Daaa Sia: Toon of the 12th, tendering as
a booa to ibe citr of Philadelphia the cele
" brattd black Stgol VS'incbi'-er, is at han 1. I
have laid your letter lfore hia Honor the
Mayor, acd he slguiries his wiUingues ana
" pkaaare to recvlie the d ig, ani have it hung
" la tb Hall of Independence, where all who
' viait the Mere ot America may have an opp jr
" lenity to teapeel the tia under whi'-h o many
" decU of brutality hare bern eommiitod.
Very rcapeclfuily, Ac-, voura,
" H. G. Clark.
To Lieutenant W. M. Rcnsbl, Com'ding.ic."
11HT Or OBNERAL TYLBR.
' EaAivaKTKa Firkt Skpahati Brigade-,
ElOHTH A KMT Cohps, Rklav HoraB, Md.,
"October 10. Ir4 Litnt. nant Willi tn M.
KruKBL.Mcsocarv J inctl n, B. audU R. R
" Latutenapt . Voonol lint ii inatant, endMing
' tWM ot Mr. Clark, carne duly to band. I
4 aavc bee a too anared to ar.rer a axmor.
"lb flag referral to by Mr. Clark U atUl in
itt anavataion. I; ia at tour U-jd)uI.
" I an, ljeotenaut, very reapf.uullv, your
otxeuent KTTant,
- E. B. Ttlsb, Brigadier-General.'
TTai tag kai been frcjuentlj beard of by
toe Union eoldk, but seldom seen, as the
guig who bad it la their po&ae&iion only
tacfced rtrafcUct; soldiers or unprotected
officer retornicg fixna the front. It wis up-
tared about the l'vh of Aujxn by one of
Geoeral Tjkr's soouu, ia tie vkinliy of Hir
per'a Ferry, aad La a Votij V of r-.-iati ai.i
jmptnLti acu of Lrfekciitrr n:jt,;h?& Vj i-
IXM1Via of Til ft nKiltt.
iK'lieved to be neceeiary fr the proUictl n of
the riftlional wollnro; and they doubtless exer
ched a very mlulnry Inflnonce, however offun
alve or inroiivenlnnt they may hiive bmn lo
tlrrwe rx rsona who wero aekffd and confined.
Thej wero the more amoving, however,
to the parly opposed to tbo Administration,
only because they were unnanal ; but thny
were riMjnlrcd to meet an extraordinary and
moat urgoiitemcrgpiiry. It was, we are quite
mire, very painAU, even Intensely ropunitnt,
to the I're.ildeHt to rtwort to such aeviwo,
nhtirp, and anomitjoiis menstirea ; but tho eitu
ntion of BlTairn dumandud the exercise of the
power, and ho had to Incur all the odium of
performing a constitutional duty committod to
his discretion by Uie art ol the Federal Legis
lature. But much as he his been abused and
reviled for the thing, ha has high Democratic
authority for hbi conduct.
Somo yearn ago Goncral Wii.Kinoif tnado
an "arbitrary aireBf of A A itoy D u itn.who was
believed to be engaged In au uulawful enter
prise on the Western rivorn. A few Copper
heads were found thou to object to the act and
btir up an agitation agaiust Uoneral Wilki.v
bon and resident Jkffkiisov. Tho Utter,
In replying to the letter of a friend, unod tho
following language :
" The question you proposn whothir clreum
" stances do not sometimes occur which make it
" a duty in oiliccrs of high tni-t to assume authn
" rilies bejond the law is easy of solution in
" principle, but some'lmea emhrrassing in prac
" tice. A strict ohacrvancc of the written laws is
" doul'tkas one of the hlh duties of a goo i
" citizen, bat it is not the higbeit. The laws of
" iieccmity, of self-preservation, of saving our
" country'when in danger, are all of higher olili
" gation. To lone our country jr a scrupulous
" adherence to written law, would be to loe itself
" wiib life, liberty, property, and all th se who
" are enjoying them with us; thus abiurdlf sacri
" ticing the end to ihe means. a
" In judging the ca-e, we aro bound to consider
" the state of the inf Tmatlou, correct nnd incur
"reel, which he (Wilkinson) then possessed.
" lie expected lliau ana ms Dana irotn awve, a
Krillub Meet from teijw, una he knew mere
whs a formidable conspiracy within ihe city.
Under these circumstances was he Justiiiable
1-t. In seizing notorious conspirators t 9n this
there ran be hut two opinions: ona of the
guilty and their accomplices, the o lo r that -I
ot all lionest men. in semnng tnem
to the reat of Oori runient wbn the
tcrirrra law gave them a right to a tri il In Oil
teiritory The diuigtrof their rescue ofthr.Lr
continuing their micfiiiiatinnj, the ardiness
and weuknes of the law, apathy of the
judges, sctWe patmnngo of tho whole tribe of
lawvtrx, ui known cilspooition of the juried, and
hou'rlv exuec'ation of the enemy, salvation of
" the city, and cf the Vmnn it seif, which would
' hate been convulsed to its ceuire had that c n
" piracy succeeded all these constituted a Uw
of ntcecaily ana neit-prervation, nou reuMtsreu
the joiua popuit mpreme over me written law.
Tl officer who is called to act on this superior
immnd. doea ind d riak himself on the justice
of the coLtrollicg powers of tho C.insti ution.
' and his stauou makes it nm uuty te incur taai
" rifk."
There would seem from this to be littlo
doubt how Jeffkrsox would act were he at
the head of affairs now. He would set a
Democratic precedent which even Brooks
acd the Wool would reapect.
IVIL FOLLOW) IS HI1 HrF.PS.
This may be said wi'-b. truth in reference to
the peregrinations of Jeffeosow Batis.
Alarmed at the fail of Atlanta and the per-
sistett advance of Shkrmax, the Robel chief
perform a pilgTimage to Croorgia, during
Anon StrijiT TiiRATitK. Msdsmo do Mar
sia, ttp'a now rrralMi of SVjour'., Tirr$t t? Tarf,, tlemm,
waa prtlurl with oil thf a wty tha pico r, iinrnt, wttk
rhaniaa, daiicaa, and rruwtla r,l pft.iple an. poa.antr;,
lt tl waj.trir Areh a1 A P".nilar t tip it fr"er'iwli '
TM) really hava lia rtntulx'r, rt,nfttil.n. an4 rarl,tf nfa
lopalar iptli'h. an.l know li.iw Ia carry on tit I I n , f
tlK I'lajr (iik iiK lha la.:t of tlM Ur.'vk rli itui.ni t)flj , (jf
hM'ti la 'oh.i. o in? in th t l"n ).r ll.f sis id
a. c-r, wh" know, li'iw to put lnt-i artlun lh) atorit uf nrha'.
Il'ev limr ti imp v.
Jl.a aoin n wlli'k M. IIk Vntvall's ' l n"S ' l
bMl wan ali'.wii h nne nf Ilia larwnnt h-.ll t'a -if M6!li'
Vaanali ei.cat ntil. In the n.ru.f ami arli-ii ti,n .,n,
itf l.if 'I lem.'a Ihf inOitih and vrr. p-, ai-ia H41I I.0
Vratvali t...at-ii.a hsv. ol all tin- partt Rh"iisa, Mil
a o Her tnromr-trliliiif M'Mna, ivttn aim 1 lian'i
talIJ frcn tin ii.Ht oi J tnu.'e r cir ft Hit' o
t-Miii old k.liil. an- fl't exl-ib'tio a i if i n itir )h. , nr
an.l it Hit' ri.-vit th' n "hi a d minli'. Mar de tt'nl,riiN,
Irr m r r.a a d h ii aoo iMi(lir.inra, arr i-an.'-, lo tiru.
flnil) P'i. t-a 'd.- a mnrHrt I In- ,v in pa) hi ol I . aii'l ''ili'-n
an.l C'ir 11a w ith : r t: f v i n e tutor t nf l' a if. a
h. lli irratlnl hroiin -hi. nn ahlt a-.a to l l) M'..
Anna Ciwi-'l.wlio.ll.e a trn r l.t,', 1 cra.o-a pr. n o nt
pait oat of ai'mn hlnij m -ra ihan in'r-' w imIi. a..r.i
ain.ils Wra.Cowi.it ,ai nviroiOira.it f lris. hi,tw,,rna
a "Vr'n'-i-ia Lnnieltlii...'- Mum a M.iil 'la V'-,tvali n,,
plixl tin- cliara. Irr n! ,,i,.-i,i..i ' m tn, city, wi- luv.i
iitrrliiu ihi, pari at all atn-ni'.li-il In a w.iy w .r:hv of
tin. ,t sr 111 til now. Alum llrnhain. who In IN', vi'i.l.in
nftn. plaj l.iii amn. h ImiL-.r ai.d rn.'ro ImnorMat nt"t
tr.n In ill' nilur lo vi r Ii itrt, nun-. t'l.Mii'li .i-i-'lv
h'lalarn fisll 1 ti iki f-.rilir h. rotim, who n the ca-e of
tw n mutl i ri rniih- urairo di.-p allrp.
nha plaTsI with l. r ii.ual wait nf iitii'l!Lrn', and
rin-,ai1 ll.e part wjihuut any m'atiari toi'liiiiii., Wnarhiit
a c.mtnon lrHli'rn Invalid An UM uliaa1! lu (lin'a, wltura,
tA tlin. dii)r. all tha Jounjt girl, wiar th M" .at," or
blaik rial. all mrr Italy, rinis m 11.'na, wheo It II
wl.ae. T lia mi awl w ai irn-n, t'rf. and tl a ilrr.a tilne. Of
ronrsi' ah looki il haii-li-inu., iN'raiw nhr e inn'il 1I11 otnar
w I ; hut to lal we lltn't tla ineiit of har iiniiirt.orintion.
M'.CaiiV ti Hhi.nla lOaeron rivi- to hn haanl without an
ell. ft , tla-ii lii at.'itl.l rtfraui Iram rairlnt, and laitl.tia
ni;. I I rcriilnpr-t. l I laaru h' w to proiioiiiirs a o-w ol Ilia
Italtun naini. bo a, tnmsfcp-'H lolnlotiihli-.that ho la '.alkfntc
alo.i.t h' ,aimii"t!,o and pl.tooa a, a a tha othnr I'haiao
tain In tho f .y. Mr. tlrata was liri'iarrrtol in tha Iral.
It was a tny that tho part nf ".Maria" could not hara
hrat plrtmsl In mi m ffili-l' nt lianils. 1 ho atory an.l undor
aanilinvnl tlowhi4o ilol doprr.ds on tha proloino, and
aiaita' ra-miroB an aarraair ttMirn piwdr and Inlolll
foniatlinnMoia.Morao. Mad'lln V,tvali hnVaJ ftplamlidly;
It aho d Ki. a l.andi.imir msa nito In a hatt'l'injp w rain.
llartn-aMai, lioatji-a haina nia nill-'ont, am taoMt picmr
aaiiir ami rl-araoli rli.Uc. O'mm will na rajioatod crarr
foph' durtno Uie weok It U Vamvali a m.iat pupjlar aui
arll.lh I art.
Ciif.NiT Strfkt Thratrp.. Miss Olive
Istan mao liar nW,wi lat a-onlnitto a Ann and cntlinil
asilr houa. Wa will aiiosk In dotatl n( liar ruerlta to
mortow. Tnnlltlitkiio payn tha Laity of l.y int.
Walnut SrusHT Tiikairh. Mr. McKean
Itnrhanan and da iithtnr raaJa their t'4ulla,t night at
tlila thanlro to a full houna.
AoAUi.Mr of Musio. The gift concert came
off wlUi ffrpat edat, deaplta all legal decisions affalnst It.
Tha liKtninianul part waa tbo II no it. CloltachalK wa In
ona of his bent tnoorii, and Infused Mi aoul Into all his
Mlonca. A rompllhi'4 Ahrand played "Roliort" with all
the powor of miif , a iiro,ion, and eaecution to'i alone pna
aoa.oa. lilrKfold'a tlreheatra nil admirable, aa It alaraya
In, htarii.r MoiiKlarillnn lb a tonor in tho bid Vnrdl aoh ol,
In wbli-b only lliu ery bat are omlttrahlo. Mailame itali
rona and Mlsa tl'Oonnoll aiw well known to me puhilp.
Tl Iriomla fl the lallor aro umat ln;ttiltoi.ul and Impartl
rnt In their lutrnsion of their Afpiau. 1'hay ahitnd
reinomtor wticm wa bave hoard on that tae. and yot
claim hii.li honi ra tor a ynnn r la.tr wrn ia a good alt In a
uolr. lnu far from being a flnlttioit artiaU
CITY LNTfXLIGJCTCE.
TiirI.son8 oub Wocniikd Solmrrs Tbacii.
That was a true remark, mado In our presonca
yesterday by a wounded o.llcer: '"From the ap.
pearaiice of your city no one would ever so much
an dienin that a war ia being wagod within a few
huudn d miles of your borders." And how often
dots this fact impre-a itself upon the minds of
thoao who lake bat a upcrlicial view of the con
dition ot onr city ! On our a'reois ihero it- evidence
of a bri.-k liade lieing transacted. Men anil
women are clad in ihe eosi licit of clothing, and
palatial residences are being erett' d atevery iuru.
Still, this ih the exterior view of our city life.
Apart from the great thoroughfares uot alone
in the byways and alleys hut in the hnm'ilo,
retired ttreets, we find that men and women aro
strtigplii.g day after day to furnish thomselves
with ren so mucn as tno nece tries 01 111 :.
Families that heretofore have indulged to their
beat ts" content in the luxuries of life, lire now
o' liged to husband their resources, or else Hud
themselves wi'hin the bounds of those "rainy
days" which come alike on all. cJhe who da,ly
nues Torougn our puunc siren, a-.-ateu ma unuu
tome coach drawn by mettled horses she who is
robed in fun and silks, must not be regarded as a
true index to our pecuniary and social vitality.
While srreetibacl.s are plrnf, as the saying g es,
it must not be forgotten that well-to-do parsons
bsvo of past years discovered them to be very
scarce.
but there Is a sight daily witnessed In our city
which cannot fail to impress one with the fart
that we ore engaged in a war, and that many of
oar fathers, our husbands, and our children are
"Tlirtl RIKA eil.caUFsVref tvf.sf
VIIM.IMf 1
Capital, SLOW,!), divid-d Into I l,n h) -har" '
al 0 par harp, RuharrloUon .rl. a -Ao par aSin
Tiila Compaur own a.avaol tli-ino,t vaai ihlo la'et ani
ksaai a 111 tlie Kanawtia Vallov. ariia p na M ir-, n m.. an I
( aii.4iolfa linn hrai . ha, of Hull en.", a i l I'H '. a
RillK- nf tho Ohtn river. 1
On llnrie .sank tho company own una ml. whl o la n
pnmilntWfnty.tlifp liarrrls of oil p'T dsv '' 'a .v '!! i
only thu-a hiitntroil and twenty aoven fv .t d-oo. l"h
ejiiparlltleoiSent ! now propatlna to tmre o th" .1' ! I 11
tbo otbor we la aiiiroutnlliia 11a, wlikn aro pioitn'-'tiK V ta
Olio hnndrod 10 Mi buiolipa and alaly h' m:, .it oil p.-r
day, wlion wp aro ,aii.lli'd wc nan p.-odaco a I'ko aaa unit
llinrp la enolfipr woll at II ir Nm-k. no h ir.-. ix-i
bunilM-d and aia'y Svp fool, with ainot 11.. nr M'.t ,11
In tbo woll. Tho land on wv.'h h'. wi"l 1.. hi-1 f I 1, on
a paipetnal Icaep Tho Hull this I. C imp OK' oa i a
third hsloroat, tnir eoniial) haw tin halaiti:o it IvTa-i.r Ii.
Al I'ami-lioll'a run. the company own In t -o a Ir.o. t
Ihlr'y-lhn-a arrra, 001 aid. rod liv i:.IokI.Is n I n una
enitinooii the foal nil terriiois In I ie .S I' i l
Tark well, llowlna; Brt bun.lod bams. nJ . oa tin,
pniporiy.
Ilmika or kllhkprlpth.il are now n It al too '' .aipa. i) "s
Oeiiw, knom Mn tt atonihstila fu.aiiiiv'v
A llmlKsl numuarof iliata. only will h o d.
JOHN J. Mt J.lf.lt, IT a.nr'r.
From tlia'Tittahura Dally Post" of .ep!am!ir 1, 1 ill.
"tm. Hi-mar 1 he Who-llim Intnll ir-ro-. r' r:
Wp loam Imra a ai nilonian who a-nvo. y.-.-i ra i fra
rioasant (onnly ihsi 011 Mandsy the It irt It'. : .'ii .a i)
alrmkawill on Horae N.ok.ln ll.ai o.a'tl) . w 1 -.h wll
ylokl a thoiikand bairels of oil par day I' ' o-r I, vr.'sl
CkiMti niont on the aithpsa In Ufa viriiiuy, ai.il O10 01. la. or
la pri'valUnij to a fi urlal extent."
MasrrlaMl.
AnKKNatTlir - fn'VNINtlllAM. S,.ilo nhr IO1I1,
byltov. J VV. Maolay. ItDIH.I'.l' .1. AUI.K lAf.lf to
IiKNKIK'ITA C'V.SliiUUA4, both ol WUiuihaioil,
Iic. am.
CAMriiKI.I.-FOItMAM. On thsJlat Inatrnt lr 'ha
Row ,. II. kennard, lr. J. KK-.NA1IU C'A.MI'l'.KI.U ol
Washington l. I", t" HI'S MAR I K. rilltllA.t, of
Tnnlon N.J. (Trillion papers pioase cony-
JAl KNON IIAI.1,OWKM..-On tho tnorainsof tha
Will, at tbo nanliuoo ol the bride's latle-r, by friends'
con tunny, JOHN W. JACKSON to F..M.M.V f.. Uau,;lller
01 Tliutnaa llallowell.
Kt HL".1IT. At the roaldenoa of tha hrl 'e'j
lather. :roaeleka, N. J.. Oolola-r lilb, ly Trie nis
ei fmony. bolnre Justice J. Wain, J. I. hul.r ol l.er
nianlown. to ANSI A M. HIIZHV, ol the lormar plane.
MrKINSTltlf-lil.AKKH. At llathuro, Pa., on Tie
Hth Instmit, br tb R"V Mr. Molina, Mr. CUAULlid
SicKINM'1 kV to Mlsa M ATT1K M. IIL KK1L
MVK.KS DOI.IIOW. on Wednesday. An ni't St.t.la
tho par.-onairn ot the Hanctnary Alcthoiilat Kplso. tu tl
Church. No. SHI N. Filth atroet by Hot. J. W. Slaolar,
DAV1I) H. MYF.KH to bAKAU O. DOL1IO W. buth of
Wllmlnnton. Del.
BIIF.IlIllAN-MII.t,KR.-Oelolor 20th. by fler.
Hoi a C. I.vanS. (IW1-.N KHKItlUAN, Jr.. or tboaaut
lllll, toMisalXAUA l. Mil.LL.lt, eidaat Uaugklvr ol
Allen U. Mlllor, Mo.., of this city.
Olrut.
AniiOTT. On tneSKd Instant. KATK OMVF.n AR
Hon iirand dauuhter of Joaoob and C'atliariuo Oliver,
asPd 6 yeaia and 4 monlba.
The n-liiUvea and irlen.ta of tho famllr are mi inctfjily
Invited toattond the tuneral. Irom Hie roslaitncn 01 nor
kiand-parents. So. 4el Ulckoraon street, on Thursday
altomoon, at 3 o'clock. 1 o prise eod to I. Dion Ceiustary.
f'HIIIHTIAN. on Habbatk evening, ild instant, K' T.
Let 1 Ii. UllKlrll lAN. U. l; axod 4, yeara.
Jl'KL On the morning of the .JJ iustant, JOSEP II
JUKI., Hr., Id the llstyeir Jf hU ao.
The relatlvea and ir ends ol tho lamlly, also, tha
Grand l.odue. Morc.iuUle Lodvn, No. al, and Apjllo
Knrainpinont. No. S, I. . ol O. K., tunetlinr with the
Ornnd I'lvialon H. ot T. and t.ryatal Division, No. in is.
of T , are roapoctiully Invited to attonil bis 1 uuoral, irotn
hla lute re.sfdonce No. I- W liutlonwood s root .111 Voil
nrsilay ailornoon, at i o'oio:k. Now Vork, Uliiova
aiid All any papers plnasa copv.
MlMiltr:. Oi tober fid. at l-'loartown, from woatilsra
Ci tvtd Ju'.y inth, WA. at Dioj) liultom Va.. I.KvVIri
MO. I K, only sou ol Win. und Uvlula Mourn, In the ild
yei-.r ot tils nue.
I'lio ro.ntivus and frien'ls nf the Ism'l, and niombers
of Company 11, Klr-t I'onns-. Ivnnla favalry. are rns .p.-.t-lully
invtli il to attond tils futiiiral Inun the roanlonoc of
lits parents. F.ourlown. Pa., on faoeJay. ilitcmr
'iotb, at 1 o'clock P. M. Interment at Cliusnat lllll
Cemetery.
FHlMltOHK. On tha mnrnlna ol tho 21th I1KNUY C.
rKlftiltOKK. M. 1)., In the i.1'1 v ear 01 his ao.
Duo notice wi.l be xlven of UieluuoraJ.
HIOTr-On the 23d Instant. MAUHAHKT. wife of
James Mott and daugbtor ol Mrs. Husan Long, lu the
2- th year ol her age.
IIIO roiaiivoa anu inrnu.s ui ,no ihthii, am imp: u n ,
Invltod to attend her funeral, iroin the ro-,1 loncp ol her
huahand, at Cardingtou, t'pnar Darhy. Dolaware
county. Ta.. on Wednesday, 'ititu instant, at I o'clock
F. M. To proceed to LiarDy Hurial tirouad.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
1 wti.L ot rt.a mr
t "Ti mt rvi:iaTV.
"CONTlNEIyTAL HAT,"
' FOR
J AIMI.W AIM) MIHlH.
7 l'
WOOD &. CARY,
ClirSNUT HTKKHT.
1? N T I It 13 H T ( O K OK
LACE CURTAINS
AT FORTY I'F.'t CI..T.
laHH- THAN COHT
of I Vf UtTATION.
I. H. WALRAVEN,
NCtcrnsoR TO W. II. OAI'.RYL,
MAtiONIO IIAKI,,
5o. 719 CIILCiriiT 8t.rwt.
ORAMD PATRIOT MXETIUvl,
THIS EVENING, OCTOBER 25,
AT RIIKIR AVKNOR ANI1 MXTF.FNrfl RTREST
Ma,or lieerli g, of Maine and Casiain Curry, ef He awara
Whl loaA. !
LINCOLN, JOHNSON, VICTORTl
AMUSEMENTS.
JEFFZatSO Of ABIIIIBtBT ARRMT
A great hue and cry has bn n-iii V y the
coemie of the WashiajVia aiilji-triii.:
about the Stupensioa of the hiti eorputt
and mUitary arrtssu. This was a fine theme
on which the sympathiiwrs with the Rebellion
could ring the changes and stir up the popu
lax mind and heart to revolt against the
national authorities. The subject of personal
liberty Is dear to the popular heart in all
countries, but especially lu thia country, where
we hare all been educated to believe In tho
Sovereignty of the people and In that absurd
Roman proverb of "box nopuli, vox DeW
ProfuHsor Libber, In speaking of It In his
treatise on civil liberty and self-government,
makes these pungent remarks :
" Its poetic boldness and epigrammatic finish,
its Lstiu and lapidary formulation, and its appa
" rent connection of a patriotic love of the people
" with religious fervor, give it an air ot authority
" and almost of sacredticss. Yet history, as well
as our own times, shows us that everything
' deneuds noon the question who uie 'the tieoplu
and that tven if we have fairly ascertained the
41 legitimate sen-e of this great yet aousod term,
'' we frequently find that their voice is unythlug
" ratlin than ihe voice of God.
" If the term peop.c is used for a clamoring
" crowd, wLich is not even a constituted part of
an organic whole, we would lie still more fatally
" misled wete we to take the clamor fir ihe voice
' ot ll:C Llnity. e shall rrive at tals con.'liisi n
" that In to cist) c .n we u-0 the maxim as a test
" tor, tven if we call the ueople's voice the v. due
" ot Mod in those cast a in winch uie people tiemami
' that which is right, we must nrst kno that they
' do so hefote we could call it the voice ol liod
" It Is no guitling uu.hority ; it cau sanction
' nothing."
This Is not at all flatLerlu to those r i llc.t!
ideas of democracy which regard tint people as
Infallible, and therefore endowed with a supre
macy In all political uil'alrs anulagoiis to tlut
of God in llis government of the unlverso.
But our people, nevertheless, have beau born
and bred in the notion that they are all indi
vidual sovereigns, who can m;il e ami unm iko
constitutions and laws at plcaourc, and that the.
Executive la only a servant of theirs, limited
in his functions and authority by the powers
they have granted and luvo'tcd him with.
Jlonoe they aro keenly sensitive to uny appa
rent inlreijch.ne.'it ou their resorvod ti'tts, as
well as to any acts or meaHiires of atpniiiistrt
tion fxcecding the precise amount of power
tliey liavo committed to til.iir elective rul.ir.s.
H in, therefore, natural to su;ip..j.; Unit one
f tho moot eifcctual mo li-s ol rendiirln-r my
lidmiulelraliou unn'iiiiiiar Is to th r ': It wl-li
cither actually exei'elsia; or ui.: tain 11 ex r
cite uiuoiibtltrit cn.il poivcn. Dci l"s, " t'n
piivilLe of Uie writ of huljus cvrpaj' Is a
high prerogative right of every citizen, dating
as far buck aa the Magna Charter, wrung at
the point of the sword by the English barons
from King John over six centuries ago, and
has always been regarded us t'ae bulwark of
Anglo-Saxon liberty everywhere In the world.
To touch this right, therefore, Is to touch the
people very nearly; and, consequently, tho
peace Democrats in the North have thought It
a capital charge against President Lincolm
that he has, as they allege, grossly violated
this palladium of personal lr jedom aud,
Security. .
But whs, we come to look- at t!ie matter
Closely and dlBpaSolouaU.y( we shall discern
that the Prulent only executed a law of
Congress passed u pursuance of tlie Consti
tution, which expreaaly ordains Unit "the
' prl vllrse of the writ of habeas corniu" muj be
" suspended when lu cases of .rebuUion r lu
Tasipri the public safety irray requlrw ft."
Coiujirei did pass an act, approved on the 31
day W March, 1S03, providing that, daring the
pre nt rU'bt'Illon, the President, whenever In
- Lis Judgment the public safety may require, Is
autliorLsed to suspend the privilege of the
wtit lu any case throughout tho United Hut4
r toy par( tltcreot.
which be tells the people some of the most ...mi,.,, auflertm bv it. When a telegram at the
urjfortcxate truths for Lis cause thst hive i Ci ntral Station announ es the arrival of sick and
.... ., i ! wounded soldiers from the South when the
tn promulgated since the war commenced, i 7mbl.Ucc., or ,e nohle 1'i.e 1) -Partment arc
Uj hearent, nothavir.g been used to such I fij ing through our streets, and when the doors
utterances from his lips, were astounded, for ; of the hospitals are flung open for fresh psti jnts,
. , . , K ' . . : thn it is that the gaping crowd realua, with a
ty their own observations they know that for tj, kvnml( Kri.-ation, this fearful tru;h. No
once Davis was telling truth the real, ganu- 1 matter how diatunt may be the relations existing
I i n un,l it,.... aulii. h... u.ori lii.oit llimn
. . . j u-ISITII JVM W41U lllvoc tj.. aiu'v .......
Hie article. ..lvoa t. iheirrnuntrv'a honor. VOU C innot belts
It was distasteful In fact it was In very j ut terognixe among them a brotherhoud wuica
bad taste, but then the poor miserable Iteb d speats to your inmost neart.
' r I v., it I'siitidt ha n lull runtrast. their ceu.tiiion
could do nothing else. It would have boeu
folly to announce to his audiences that Stilt u-
m as bad not taken Atlanta, when every man,
woman, and child lu the Htate know better. 1 many cus'-s, with the sump of death upon their
&o Davih, for tho time, waa compelled to be
an honest man. But then to encourage them
he assures the people that he is "going to tho
front,' and that Iloon, adopting his advice
aud plans, will speedily drive that rash -headed
and fool-hurdy SSmiiiMAN out of Georgia,
through Teiinesrieo, and up to the Ohio line.
Iloon did adopt his plans. Ho is Just
blockhead enough to follow the su'ostioiw
of Davis, without belti able to dulcet any of
their Improbabilities. After ''going to the
front" aud starting Hood off ou the grand
expedition which was to expel or capture tho
l'ankee army, Davih returns home.
Alas for his expectations! they proved fal
lacious. In making his circuit around the
Federal forces, Hood did not seem to under
stand that he was putting them u his roan
and that at any moment .Sukumak might
prove that he was master of the situation.
And It lias turned out Just so. Hood's de
predations on SiihitMAN'ri lino of communi
cation scarcely amounted to a couple weeks
of Interference, when suddenly he betookhitn
se If to 11 ight before tho Union forces, having
slgually failed In his purpose.
How ridiculous must Davi
with yoiiis. You in line tiroailcloth, auu inoy in
tatteieu gunner. is, n;K,a-suiiiieu una rum wnu tnu
death-idiots oi theencmy. You with tlie impress
of bcalih upon your countenance, aud th ;y, in
lfHrt;niiai In 4 lntbliK.
Itareaina In Clothing.
Itarvoina In Clolbtnif
llama hi In Ci tl Ion.
A l iiias, i i.i. i. r.iiinr.1 . 'i'i n : no.
At IlKANVIt.l.H 1ST IKKS' Old StSlll.
Al tlilASVII.I.k MT.IKHS' O d .itSlld.
Al UnASVtia.H siroKhS' Old S-aDd.
No. rna f'hosnnt alreet.
No. !! f 'he. tint aUos-t.
No fii-y f 'hoannt nrst.
No. buv Cbeanul street.
Jnnrs' IuIIiIuk, H. K. Cor. Nevontli and
MAKKKT.
JuNKt-Clotl Ins. B. F.. rornpr faoventb and Market.
J-'N F.si' (Nothing. S. K. ooruor Hovonth and Siarkot.
JoNl':h' l.Htlili u. Si K. oorui r Mnvi'iith ana Maiknt.
JilM:rt' Clot i1 in, H. K. t-onier -leventli and Marhnt.
JONKH'tth.t' nig, m. F. comi-r saventit mid Makot.
JiiNKS' Cl.itl.liiK. K. cor nor sovoaUt and slaikoU
.lllNF.S'i'lot'.niK. H F.. psirner Sevooih and jiark. t.
J th Kit I lu'tur.:, S. K. corner Sovoieh and Siaiknt.
JONKsc Clothan-, it K. o irnorHovon'h ind Vlarl.nl.
JONr.H' ch thing. S. F. corner M.-venth and Market.
JONKh' tt otnli.g, S. K. i:onnT Snveiith and Market.
,'ON KH' CtoO'iDit, H. K corner Hwvn'ti and viarkU
JON K.S' I '1 11 hliiK IS. K. cornor Hevonllt and Maiknt.
.1DNK.H Clothing, H. F.. oonior a-venth and Makt.
JiiNI- or CVithing. H. K. cornor Hovpn'b ai.d Vlarkal.
JtibKis' 'Moil- tig, a. K. is.mor Hovontn and Market.
JONKS Cloll Ing K. K eornor Hovi n'h and Market.
JOKkS' Cl'.llitng, 8. K. c rner tiivunui aud Market.
broa. And so it that you Uo fuel, you who are
an apparently disinierested witness of this sad
scene, that tho demon war it holding its hloo ly
revels m stir midst, and that thousands of your
associates ate tailing victims to it. Clod pity tho.o
to whose hearthstone this truth comas like a bui
lt t crashing through the br.iiu ! They who miss
tlie lorm of a loved one at hotno they who cher
ish a bullet-riddled coat, and a soiled cap, as s id
mementoes of a hero who fell in dut'ensu of the
nation's glory.
"W hen on the sidewalk you meet that br avo
one, who goes limping along the street upon
crutches, when you notice tho loo-e sleovo hang
ing al the side of one who has given his arm 10
his country, then, too. you reaiixe that the
country is nt war. Mo mutter what the surround
ritilserlor Flonr.
1 tie 'Harper's Kerry"
la the bo, t Fl nir that oogoa to this market.
Freab lot. Just rscelved, hy
Davis Jt KlcitMtns,
Arch and Tuutti stiouu.
llUECTRIClIY
LOOK AND L1VEI A WOIID TO TUB WIBB Is
HLFFICIF.NTI
AU diseased oondlUi.ni, both acute and chronle, where
there la vitality euoush loft to react, are permammtly
cnred.hy wairantee, at No I'iiO WALNUT Slroot. Phlla
d-sllstila. and In case of a failure lu moat ohalluata malaillcsi
no charge la niaile. Kloi-Urlcal Institution, oataliUsbed
about flva yeara ago by I'rofosaor ltOi.LKd. ituad tba
following;'
A class ol maladlei prevails to a fearful extent In dra
wl's oi wesitn nisy ne, jou c iunot nimo, your .om, na,,onu youiha. of both aaxe.. auuaally
, yes to this fact, and yon Cannot (org t that how- ! ,,,... Thaae dl.esae. are vra-y Iraperftly
l'V,rk"'i".u 'iluTZTm ! l'h.lr..tern.lmsl...t,tlon. or ayinptnui.
. : i,i.fi,,..",...,,i l ,tlv,.h.,.n ., are norvoua itibtllly, relasatlon, and great oxhauatton,
il,,,,.. ,,,t,i,i'ic ilutiea now devolved unon von mara-mos, or wasting and eonaumptloa of the Uisue. of
wbi.houeunii.-t shirk, mi I which, if you deserve 1 lha whole body, .hortneai of l.reaUilng. or too hurrta
lis uroifccliou. 0U will dbchurge to the bCotof : Ifeathlng on aicending a bill or llight of atalra, palpitation
ourahi ilv. of Ihe heart, asthma, brauchltls, and a dry, aire throai
1 hi se are les ona Miftt should d lilv be taught . tiembllng and shaking of the arun and lower llniba,
totveij citlen, hnd lessons which onr wound A I aversion to aoclnty, bu.ln.ni, and to tttu'r : inn almos
soldiers areleschliig every tune they pass turoilgn i dinnieai of Uie c-yoaMit, i ot it amo.-y, aiasiuoaa ot
cur streets. I tba boud, tu.ia i.ia pain in v-uloti pam of tha
Ilr.MK FOR Tin: Oltl'IIAN CillMinKX OF butty, pains In the bauk and lower llmha, IlimhaKO. dy
Bonovl.HAmySAtl.oltS.-Mls. K. W. llJirult. No P'a". eolikllpallon ol the bowels, derangad aeoi.tloi.. of
fir; N.v atii'i l. lata tee .ivod lha lollovvmi sums Irom the kidney., and many olh.r glan.U of tha body, pro
tin- s.arliea ntttned, towuids prortdina, iu this cit a
hone lor I lie orphan chihiivu ot soldiers aud
the boasting, l .. ,(1'wtB h Co.....;nn(io a Parol o Co oo-ao
vaunting Da vis-appear in the eyes or those f;;;::;. ,il:.u. . m.
ofhlspeoplowhod.ro think for the.nselvesl MWZ:: SiZ".? v
In no single nstauce una a visit iroin nun to i t:ie. n a- c juu-im j j ai ri.iiisgan... a wis;
" ss p, I i ..ii.-.,,, u.ina at f .1. iild-ull M-: veiin. llurto Al Co.. 'l.in-in)
It II l.r.ur
H t lnro.s..u
the Sotithern armies been productive of good.
'lcknl,urg fi ll a couple of months or ao after
"his triumphal tour" tluouu'h .Mississippi. His
presence with tlie army In Norilieru Ueor-ia
was ominous of the crushing defeat which
came upon It on the banl.s of tlie Clileltaii.tuga
iiid tit LooUottt. Mountain, but a bri ! pjrijj
II K. ltooil
T Mnt ri-. t aln
C At II I. one
J W f.venn n &l Co .
thulium -Mott
Fiiililmui. klrllbaia a,
Co
A It Metiinry
Ani....li a. stanloa. .
i 'ly.pr .v t o
ufur his departure, lie is tlie evil gea'us of i y t artl-V.'.'.'.'.'.'.!'..
t ash
Iluro I'l.tioll
L W 1 av.s
jiol'lsl thi.m i;rotliurs 1 ai'UO
ltsl llU J W Wlllh.lns ill Itll' llll
lisl'isi slurri-i. lienleris. Co lull tO
ll.e "t'tmli dcraey," and truly "evil follows in
his f. -ot-itep-," (Jaiiunt soiiiebh'.ly hi I'.'u h ii y:ii
k. ep "liio Kxci llekicy'' at houic ?
t'KitseviL .vorit i s.
from the Richmond ynsri. of f.s M:h iu'nC.
1ST- Itlf'llMOND, VA., OCfullEK Is, l-s-l.-Tj j:s
biloil Hi lU.NO.ail a. r .airlb striwl, 1'lnla lolihia : - Voiir
p. rsonal si-pii. it la vi-ry reitiisitu Ih it you ahutiM to
liaie, aa m-thlne. can he iliitit- nil you -t poa-essi u, imd
uo a you a.:e lit with it; so tin- will aays. Tae cI-Ji-ls
latshl he wuilli iiOJO or more, C. M.
JAMtS UALU.UN'.
I". i. W. M. C. Ii at Fortress Mouroc.
.Siw It oik iVku-i pivaat- cuiy.
ra" HICIIMOND, VA., Oi'TOIllll II, 1,1-Mlt.
Ji-M-b 11. llooinaoii, No. i'l-'s lisin.liou alruvt, i'.nl i..j
phia. Fa J'e.ir Jo.i-pli -I am vi.iy iiiiAiiaia io huai from
you ; it haa be. n liio t mouthi aihee I I.vskI IVum you. I
ani rt-a-ly to start hut have het-ll waitlun f.-r an answvr. I
liavo wiiiton hy tln;ol' truce eounj liiiiun-j. I am w-ll,
aa alio the i-htlarvn. Answer thr.ai .h po-l i-ii-lp-na In
uuii tl . I.-illl-slllH the IllctUDoaJ Uniutrtr lo copy,
v B. P. ItOiJINSUN.
t-0( TOIIKlt ll.lBtl.-.MISS. K. HAS IIKADWITII
Ktatilude Ihe peraonalol Dnr two Irlcuds, aud aln- relink on
th. ir ir.tudaliip 10 mauve, al aooll a poaalblc, bur dwip
''"slit Vork DadySaci and Flu'lauVlphia Iiujuinr plaaac
copy. im:
We are requested to contradict the rep irt
puhll.-hed several days ago, that Lieutenant J. B.
Sinclair, of the 11th United Statci Infantry, was
killed lit the battle of Chapi'i's Farm. lie is alive
and well, and is at present iu command of his
regiment, and ready at any time to lead nil mcu
wherever duty may call ihciu.
The Boston Commercial Bulk-tin announces
that Mr. Chandler H. Ransom, United fetates
National Batik Conimiaaiouer, has bneit Sent by
the Government to visit the principal cities ill the
oil reg.ou of feiinsvlvnna. to aicenain how fir
it la advisable to grant banking privileges to the
application that have been uiadu from that Quar
ter, wkkh aif bvth auinciwus aud ptwss.-Jif.
1-.I..-J0 it Itllill'MIII I'Sl l)J
liiipcil 'i bus S;i.ti-i.s I'i'i-,).!
lisi'lAl J It lllltb'M MS III)
ll'v-titl .) It Alcc'roary Ail ill
.lolia iiaheltd. Co.... 5D JO
lilO isl .-iiihino -v il. ty .w-tl
i- llil I. I) VViut-iev 1 ':)
00- tu W c otlics, at
M ill tt.-.ih -Jl, O'l
1 - u t: Il :.lo nit I l l
dic.sj r'. j. i-'iBa,aa 10 Jl
Ulna
i.OiJll Total SlIUMi)
-nil' II
A Uo, tiom ( on. lis 4. l'KTunaoN, tho u o its nf
W tic 1 1. Kit A. W li.-ayN, a sowing uiuo.iino, mid th t.ia
IMv-,.,ry gus lislur.-s Irom I OUM-.I.IOH & Jl a.Crin.
i l.e uliAo insiilul.oii is to be lu euiitteetiou vi ti
Ihe Noiila-iii iloioe lur i-'ilt'iiillcsa 1 liililreu. 1'ivo
adiliiioiial buildings liavo been roiiuired to hu
turi'hsMMl, and other iuiprovoiueiits, as lu'uisliiu-.',
i.iliuiir esiulilishiuent, Ac., will have to he u,a I,-.
Aiiiiihonal sittua. are lieuce i-sptlre4 to reudor it a
ciiiiihleti- ealablishlitelit, aud tliu bL-neiiili nt eitiz 'tis
ol I'lniaiielphiu and olss-wliiiro are reiUnsted t'l fir
wtitil eculnbtitions to J. V. t'i.AtiiioitNi Lsip, i'rua
suier, o. llsiH Arch street Mrs. 10. W. linrniit,
J'te,iUiiit, So. o-o Mew strut't, or uny of I In- Iriistoes
cr .Iiiiiui;i rs. 'Hit rn nio over ten thousand orphans
ol en ti-eis und suliura iu this Statu.
Natcramzino l)iscitAKOi:i) SoMimns. Ia
tho year l-Si.2 an important amemlmciil was made
to the nuturaliittlon laws of the United Stutus,
by which an alien of the a;re of twcniy-one yo irs
and upwards, who had enlisted, or might there
slur enlist lu the armies of the United Shit s,
either iu the regular or Voluuteor forces, may
become a Lu.eii by virtue of his service. The
act was pas-ed July 17, lb'2. It secures tonny
alien who has been a soldier and has been honor
ably discharged, the right of citl.ensh'.p upon his
own putiiion, without a previous declaration of
intention!, lie must prove that be lias resided
iu the United titutua one year be lore bis applica
tion, and also prove his good moral cuarac.er in
the ordinary mauiiur, and uiu-t ulso produce
proof that be has beeu bouoratj.y ciii barrel.
There me many aliens who bave been in seivice
and whose time has expired, to whom this privi
lege will apply, and it is as well that the terms of
the law should be generally nndcrst jd.
Tub SoLiiitns Vors. This morning tha iol
diere'vote.io fur as received, had all 1 eenonnted.
The vote flood i!l33 Union, 071 Democraic,
making a Union majority 'of 110!. About ten
companies yet remain to be heard from, increas
ing the tuajoiiiy tt) about IbW.
duolrg virulent ilUi-asoa in both male and f 'males ; like-
aloe .pilo-iay, biaturia, and dli:trci.t fitiua of nervous
spasms. Now.Uioii, Llnety-niap easel out of every bun-
ttrvit of all Ihu al,o a tiainod discs e , and a host ofottiara
not named, sa coin-iiDipthin of iheluuga.o! of theapiital
iiervva, liavi-tboii niii in iu the poivic viscera, heuco the
wautut aiiccio-e b) any ot the old medical kyatuuuof
praut.ee.
1I-,KASF..S I'F FI MVI.RA.
I're'apsps t tcl, l.oiooirl.ins. .'.n.i:orrho-a, ana Dyi
B.tnoilh-cs AH fa ah.ivn illhi-aaca and ooiur lltcrl
.Uili'na.t' h-vi tin ir o:u li in a I as ai ilievluil now-noi
Iho t,il). 1,1-11 tc oil P.. in ur ei, ovau.is'.a. a del
hi.hn a. t ors..io.l i.hiis, I. a leal I" -Ii s, ali'l On- llso ,,f p tverl
pa-ilu ins. .son.uv.l u.o (.vi.-i.lur a, oipto'iii are iln.s inig
l.atna iicot'iih tin I, p ami jt-cl.. w,al.ii'-as ol t',a ilniw
kin) i-AircoM it.io.tioi an.l .1 h.lltv ilironuhoiit iho null
i, -oni 'ihe iiticls in-, nice I ti-.iu Hii-s. t-O'thsMitue
no. u :!:os s-p h lno.l in-i tt i o-II l-o i a. OoiiMiin;i ion,
P"l m. Ni-uia' .is, l'n..ly ais, llc.itnoss, l-.hinloesa, Flta
,..i I-. ,.n.' ion l.i - . aro a.-t II nm.iti.
,,'u . i lint i -r -c iit-i." rpi ." li i' toe' h,-. n foni'lf'
tl i a. .,1.1 , , 1 1 -1' clo, I ,llllr .11' -..ir 'a'.- c.a,--ni-,v in lie- use
ol l.i' circii 10 I --I -i-,i'!.i v., Willi ho p., situs s-.d
no, j lie ,.. iai..i.:'. n of i l-t'rl.J 'r-a-.s. Woil -v.r
fn l c ftl'illl; II I. HI hl" S I in-,t s, :i. -s, i I -it cat.n Ol
,r , .- ri -it utmori I I'-sol tl.f i,.i'S
!i,!iiil,-i-,h-il,i ' san s.io, , v. hi
. ni tiua ilk I" t'u-1 - ! s' ,Vj. ufa -t
I'
t..
.ci.
cturur.
cut . c. ii. in ii.r.r.-s i
W. U.Itrowr.M.D , P. Bhcdd, at'. D..S.W. Ilcckwllh,
MA.!ore.a all 1,-llor. to Ir. W. D. llllOWN, Ns. It'.'9
WALM' J blicl,Piiiladi iiihla. W 4-JJI
lluralnr Alarm Teli-ii; ntl. The PulftNS
ttrt' IlliOl IlltU lliitl t iiV3 Btiast ft 'rt
In obtasliiliir: Uie ii ,riit.v of Urn v.alii
nbli' lmennon ur this city am.
vicinity. It it uierii.iJ by tlet-iri-
I- H.-CM VItc4 loni.-;t tnfc.Io otmt. TiAi IUU nl
Hoi.tKt t lab'-i''!
WOOL) A OAUV.
Linjrs obillid-iPkON safe
bTil.L TUE MAJTKK OK TUB 8ITUATI0H.
Tho Jvnemy lJi.ro Wot Attaolc.
ht Tire mn f.
AH FHTAm.IrtllED IH TIIKCC'DKOK HONOR,
I1K MVHT HK ritONOUNCKO "VO OKNTLEMAW."
TO THE I'UULJU.
WenotieelnthBrhlUrtlphl,'iu!l('tlir,of th loth an
llih Inst., and oihnr newtpapem ut' laur i!itte. an article
lieailrd 'Thllml' lpUia anlD-t the Wor d." and atlhoiitfh
wlthrmt f-lAtnutHro, ha pfimpouty, Itn fttUt taiemnti, and
bul EnyHh clearly f itablihli lla iaternUy Dal J Kvam
tlK'ii art the nn.
We untlemttitKl the rule tn l-e, a t iitulilinlied fn the codo
o( honor, iliat the man who Itt.i lown thu ttiiHftror makM
tha cbnllenne, if takon up or ucw-p-f d b hia opp-mant. Is
bound to lutet Mm l.'n ru'jly und Uit'.j, or evr ailer to
hf inntniiicd nu nileinan, and to ho conaidfrM as un-
wutth nt nut lew, Tho wrlttr ha volunurily placid niin-
jcir tn just thli pnfttion.and we t.ow nay thut h Ii on-
Un ly hcm itth our nutlce, und wc rououuco hlin "no
Mm. Ueatalcd that Lima's Hafo waa neither Are nor
biir!ir-pimf. Hrcond tie clir.11onrj anybody to Ut
vina it Walfton Safe with Lillloa.at tno an mo t'me
atlnft how he uhould op on Lilli'a, ai he mid, to I how hia
cririty. Third, lie atated he ou!d open any of MUie'a
KaIVe In Ufa In two huUra, pec.riug a number of Bank
Httfen.andoihera.
We hhve public)) a r cop ted all theie propoiltlon fairly
nd (.cjuarely on tila own lernm, the condition i twins equal
a a llre-.rt'f, and giving hiui onu half more than he
Hked.or than we aked to open Kvam ft WHtson'a, be
Idea ollei Ins to place any amount up to f '-C00 aa a forfot-
tiro airalnitt a !Uo aniouiit, an he miwht cltot. Thin Is not
allt we have called upon htru to tut Llllle'a Hafei eutlrely
atour tik merely to try hit tinrentj and Monrsty In
making hit atattmcnta; but he ..as neither come forward
like au honnt man to prove hit aeitloni by a teat, nor
as he made any rct-ponae to any of our pnipoMUonn,
Thirefore, wa have the right to say he li " yenttemnn
by the ru:e. and were it not for the fal.e fltatcineuts In tho
aitlcle referred to, we should now pans hi in b nn noticed.
This artlrla says In aubstanca Kvaus A Watson have
rocelvcd Milk's Cast Iron Humbiib' fnn abnuti at Mil ford
that it had te-en rcbhed; that It cost that It was
Huaraiitei-d LUlie a he.tt Hank Safe ; and calls upon bankers
and others to examine It, cite.
This Hai was a No. 4 Mercantile Ha fa, and not a Rank
Hmo at all. The cash price at the time It was a dd was
$ JTO ThoPafo was sold some four years slno by a travel.
ng attent to a man who pave his uo'e at four months for
iKOu.ithioh n le ha has never paid, and the President
now tajsthl man waa uie aoni or me iiumo auj ms
Hate. The purchaser knew it wan not a Itank Hnf,and
did not buy It as such, and the Proaident ouht to know It ;
for a bliort time btloiu the purchase bo caUod on the affout
at I'hlladelphla, and was ho n bo'h MercauU'e and ilnk
huft s.aiid waa ofhrod a regular It. ink Bate, two loctioi
thick, aud much larur tiian tbo one purchanvd for$tAi),
ten r cent. off. Now. If tho bank paid their a Kent $'-00,
upl'Ohlng it Ut be a Bank B.tfe, they were both tupe4 and
ji.iti (, li.le we wete only sivlrdlfd. As to the rob
Ih ry, It Is a I net well underitlood and admitted In Milford,
that thn e iclCMilific burklera worke d on that 8io during
Saturday nlht ard Sunday up to about 10 o'clock
p. at.,to RiiEd a holt through the door In front of fie lock
(theonly practicable way toopcrato on Mllle'a H if"). A
pleooof Uie dour near the lok wan after rarda trlod by the
belt meet anlc In Mllford with an upright drill, and pro-
nounctd thorough drill proof (this iloc of the dwor can
beseun at Vo. 21 8. BKVIfiN'Til Hireut). The directors
and olaivers of the bank admitted tho d or to be ullthat
It could be for ita tlticknuss, bu. the I'resnleut u auled a
S' a National Bftnk Ha:'e, worth tl.lO'J, lu echa.:i;e even
f . r the old one, saying that lavlJ Kvans hml beou to Mll-
tord and had oftim-d to exclianiie even for Kvaus A Wat
sou's Bank Bu fo, for which thtr anked ahut tho samo
price, and as our annt due lined tn accept that liberal pro
position, the bunk took Kvaus A Wa. ion'n, supposlufr, we
piouue, their fcocurlty to he liicrnnHed, and in titls re
kpict tln-y arc- a.i bad y tJupt d,or mjru so niw, than they
wue by tho i;ui t In tin Urt.t tmiiauco.
Abtf the eavntniiiauou ot O U Rdfo, we join with t.i6
writer. Mid ic ,jc-tt all I -.to e.t d in Stai-ftt to I ak at the
l.ir.tf t,H'i tl e iitjii in the dftr tint wa grocud through,
ilk l).! 'Kiieufi und sjl.dtiy, as comnarod with a door of
i..nt. A. W a -.son's Mercantile Hafe, which is sold at about
Ihe same: prl. e,t t san.e slxo, and oiltrtd aa a suhrtUtuto,
Next, If you Mill call on our Agont.N'o. itl tl. Sl-VKN Til
Htroet, jou cau see Kvans A Watifn s H-tfe that was
opt nt J by one of iho Uehuls ut (iettyhurg( with an old
atli cuttiuj; out a top pitnul lu les thrtn live minutes,
undnl-btd. Thcr.lt you will m to Ur. JOHN J, WIL-
MAMM, No 1H H. roUhTll HtretH ronveyancer.yOC 2an
see Kvans & WuUun s ho. ? Sale, price JIO, that has
jUht been oponcG by a tieiman locksmith Id about twenty
mini tei, by drildnc a small holu t!irout h tlie door, In front
of the lock breaking a thin chilled - Iron pute bHweon the
door and lock, and by dlsarranttliig a ninall pirtlonof tho
lock lhedtorwas opetid with ut powder, and In a way
eittUely piacticsl lor a burglar. Altar these ex.amhiatlons,
ku think u will bo fuhy prcpairotl to appreciate the dlf-
tVrtnco between a taie tltt taken three scientific bur-
tflti a lLrt h- urn to npt-n, urtiK powder at tltat,auda
Htt'e It a, iitkes l i e ii.. i n nb -nt twenty minute, to open
without noin- or ow
We (o not cay t libit a hide cm n not be got Ihrouab chilled
iri'ti, but we de. ituy II is u.irj diilh tilt, and takoi, longor to
gi't'd a hole tlin'ttpsh eltilh-d i;n tlmnauy othor mtnl now
In u-e. ,;,a funln r, that tlit-re ue. r has bt-en a two-
In ii lUi.k .Sttie lo.ibi d uiii.Y ui l -r JjiHiij'tt patu.it. At the
sitme i.u e wi a 'nr i i!.at the 1 ifu.'h M.:rcan:il Hat may
he gn-t-iid tiiro-jili, nlvitm hritutifle b r'htrs thirty to
tliii iv-kix lit-uif io !o it. W 'iiny alio, that two hours Is
ai. siUiiiiIitnit ot t-u.e to net Into ti.e t ct Ciimtnon ilank
h lie niifie on tl.e prmi'iplc of Kana A Wattoa's, with
piates rlvcteu tn, ether ; that the outer aud lnuer doors cau
be JisecKd and tuken apart In less time thau that oven.
We will nay further, that we will furnish a duplicate of
thf 8ie opened at Milfurd, if any responsible man, who Is
'a (jtnlltmttn" villi furnish one of tvaiu A Watson i beat
Hank Bale now in use, even theonotirnlalid the MUtord
Hunk ; und we will put up a- y respectable sum ftt'iinst an
oiual amount, that two mou sUallopeti the Lv.ma & Wat-
VEW CHV-aSMIT KTRKKT TH KATItK.
1 KKONAI.lt (,HOVLU A WILLIAM K. B1NN, L-
i( Hi fi iVHnHci n.
TH I H (Ti e day) KVKN NO, (Vta-Her yrt. iwi,
Trltimi-hai t a . c an of the accomuUiJied and b- iulifiU
Trsh Aciit'M,
hhe will appear tins evt.it In t nn
VAVlAhK.
In Hulwer's gn-at Tiny. In live h-r ,(ha
lapt ur i.iunrt.
Tlie p rformnnro vi I nmr lude with the acroain nf
rarte Oi lue iaj nr.ni i m r r. i .
trttrday Afffrnoon.
TtlNTM (it: AM KAMII.r M ATf VFP..
MKS. JOHN DULW'S NKW ARC 11 bT,
1 11KATKK.
IHMTJVM.T IjANT WKKR Ur VKHTVAW.
Mom! nr. TiifftdHV. Wed:, onlay , and Ttiurs lay,
Slafrile Julie MurkiH-rlte sj I'ltty of
(ll'MKA :TIIK II Kill. KW KOKT I" I K-TE . .H K.
tmea VKdTV Al
H ith liirtsA ortainul HonvTH.
The Duchess Mlsa Anna Oowell
titilila Miss An'e uritifun
Kti'cJ ionl air. ttruen
To oouclude v ith, each evetiiii,.
A ftl-OKIO.:' f AKITK
Fridftv KSTV Al.l M fAlfKWKI.I. HKNV.KIT.
ai!iday- MR. A N I) Mlt.S. BAKSKY WII.U AMU .
A
eSfcMULY UUII.DINOS.
tArJT WEF.K OF THE UKAHD 8TEBF.OPTIO0H.
Matnlllrent proirsmme. F.VI'.KT NK1HT THIS WEKK
selected fioxa
ONE THOITHAND VIF.WS
li.Von In all narla ol the world.
Iiulsy Muht.liclohor's-MrsTUAKT r a i 1,1'rsivr.i.i.
1 ic.cta a-., centa i chiain-u in cent a isoh-ih .iduiihs..
Ift-tM tt'
WANTS.
1URN1S1IK1) IIOUSK WANTlil), IN
cat Walnut, tar licual, or An-tt, or Itho.nut .u. il.
Adcreai "Farniaht-d llouao,' at thla ollioa. iu a
0.
PW-'.KT SMILING KACHS. rilYtilUU
ir in .mv.or"Sliiiiof Character t" I'ortralt of John Bull.aad
if an li.sane Mmilac; Facts ahoitl tho llraln, wllnlllnslra.
1lnia: I'oitralta. I harac era. anil llloRrnnhy ol .virsaeian
Fti-mnnt. Konnsrd, Allti, Ac. liralus ol thlmlnals, Work
and Wanes, nativity of our l'opu alion, ilrspoa arera.Jy
lor dlsosee : now lo eat in. aa.
Our noclal Hi latitats. "Tupping tins v-uosuen, r.nxiano
and tiamian w Ives, now to I rain v.iinnrcu. -hu,iio,
linvon Hornonl Worship. "More lilirtllly man uovooon,
Arulura I. tie. I lcrssntis nt wiianinKi'in in isovouinor
llnnhla Nun. .or I'll K t. N Ilia II lit A I. Jill K.SAI,. isewa-
men bava It. Font hv tlrst po-t Inr'Ji) centa, nr Si a year
l; inwil II a WF.I.I.H. No :isi llKOADWAY. N. V ,
1. h. CAl'KN, 2-, r). IK NT 11 Street, FhUadelpbla 10-'iJi St
N T1IK COHHT OK COMMON FLEAS FOll
tLa City and County of Philadelphia.
nniKNM. l'KICK. bv hor next friend. A , va,
aicn v.. FltutK. it.T. IHl. Sio.aJ. Incivorco.
Hear Sir s-l'tease ncllce a rule tins out prranled by the
court to show rnme whyatlvorce a vinculo matrimonii
kl'onld not DP ilociaml in tlie anove case. rveinrimuiD n
battmlay.tl'C fttb day ol Movemher. issci, at to o ciaca a at
lOUr.i 0C, UAUII, ,r. II . VA.s.si,
Holicllur lor l.lbellant.
ToaHi-nAKI.K.Pnlcn.ltcipoiirtcnl. 10 J-lulh4ia
OAtJltMAIVS rUOTOOHAl'H UAL.ijb.lli
iO No. S40 N. KltiflTH Street, bolow Ul.
SaUsf action svai autoca at oia pnece. lu-i-av-
CARD. llKI.CH F.R ft CO., I'llOl'ltlK
J TOK8 fF CF.NTKA1, EAT1 Nt, initinar. Arl,
lMkJISlil HIM-iMH. Nn. 4.11 CHE-MUT BTltF.KT. Oi
OS I I e. (lENr.KAI. l tin r tirr n;r;t t-im.Aui'.i.rniii
I'A. 'I flfi.lur. bv modlum of tliu publlo pros., u tlit-lr nu-
na-roti. pnU-un. and irlund., tnplr warmest thanks ror
llheial ctM.ouroirement roo.t sonernualv liestnwedj and
nr. inlae Lo add mi 111 lurtlivr atlractlona and loinroveiuatit
and use every i noravur ui uierii me wii-iiiiwa ..jipni
and patroiiairo ol the senoral puuucot i-uiauei)niia aim
VicUill''. lu-ii-em
UNION l'ASSKN'lil'.K HAIli
AV COMl'Alsi 8 110MJ3 FOll
MAI.K.
'I he union raispi'iter intiiway t ompany error isr Hato
at nap i,nn hi t rin-il t tt-.ll oilllit ihtllafa of sis nor con
coupon bonds, clear ol all taxi s, xontonui, aiate, auu na.
lilcipai.
1 1 1 ao hrdi,la sre soeiireil bv a first mortnacej nn tl
rosd and it. fiam-litM-s. The trasleei aro Clarence li
( lark aod Tnnm is A. H ntt-
1 hev are Isau. d In aiimi or a-'ssr ana can tie had nn ap
DllcHtion at the ollice of tlie Company, No. VnS Soudl
nil ill ii Btreot.
lu ii-l'.'t WILLIAM F. KF.MliI.r.,Tis-aiiirr.
S1()(),U(()
SPECIAL NOTICES.
1-UJIL.IC Mt:iUTIlVM.
AD0FE6CES WILL DE MADE
TO HIF,
TMSSOLUTION. THE CO-FARTNEUSHir
J heretofore exiatlna under tha fl.-iu of SAJV1IIKL. N
I AV KS A- HON. Is this .lav dissolved. The biielne.. will
b setNeU by the un.li-ralirnoil, al No. 'I'ih HOttK Street.
i has. c. iiavras, ourviviisg i arkuora
fhtladclphla, Sopl.-moer l, issi.
CO PARTKF.KsiIIIP. The nnderslimpit fava tMidav
rrirmi .1 a t;o-pn. titer. hip tin.lor Hie nrm ol liAVltcs itaii-
Tllr.ltS, for the iiansauiion of a general itanUag aua
llloavragaj llukincsa, at iso. '2 no h siront.
CIIAKlXfl J-. uaiiks,
I'r-itK A. OAYlisS.
rtilladolplda, Octot.or 1, 1WI.
U. H. Otrtlacaoa of Ind-blednass, Quartermaati ra'
Vuiicliars and Chvcki, and tiovamiuiout Securities Kcue-
rnlly, IciUBlit li il mid. ivi liu
IttiSina.a ranor ana innnaon rssiinierai. neitotiaiou.
Hlouks and L.-aii. bou bt and aotd on ttoiuu.iaalon.
gTOClifel A1N1 bsUCUHITlUa
UCaCillT AND SOLD
O N COMMISSION,
CmZEltS OF PHILADELPHIA,
liy tffJlowng (JlsMoiUhi"! RpetaVers, aa tottnwi
TrL'SMY KVEXIXC, OCT. 23,
AT MATIONAL HALL,
MAKKKT STBI'.KT, AI10VK TWELKTIT.
nr Tim
HON. If. WlNTMl DAYIH, of Marylantl.
mi:dlsd.vy kvi:mc, oct. 25,
AT TH
HALL OF THE TJHION LEAQUE,
COl.ONkL TAYLOR., of East Tenocssoe,
RKV. J. WALKER JACKSON.
TliUlSDAY EVEMXG, OCT. 27,
HALL OF THE UNION LEAQLTE,
HON. SALMON P. CHASE.
FRIDAY lsVESlXG, OCT, 23,
HALL OF THE UNION LEAGUE,
HON. R. 11. DANA, Jb.
g ATI P. DAY KYEMNG, OCT. 29,
HALL OF THE UNION LEAGUE,
COLONEL R. STOCKETT MATTIIESSJ,
Of Marylaud.
TI1F. LAP1EH AltE INVITKI) TO ATTEHD. I il -f
fXC-T- OKFICR SWATAR A FALLS COAL
Company, ls'o. 'Jtai S FOIIItTll 8lr..U
I'tiii.AlisLi'itiA, October M.liI'Vt.
Tbeltiatrd nf Directors have thlk day doclartsl a ISvf
ocmt of F1VF. (ft) 1'Klt I'KM'. out of the net earning of
thi-Coiiipany to the let nf Oc'oher, payable oa aod after
the Msl In.tant, clear of Stale tax
The Transter It .ok. will bo closed from tha t'ltn t. US
31,1 mat. nt. Is H FIMIKKr.
IU i!U tcl Treasurer,
rSST- ARMY, NAVY, AND CITIZEN'S
VXJ fsjnU.ini! F.mh olil. red. Si oul...r8.raiil. Wraalhst,
ic, In at) U uuiuwiaeaud, at very redaced prloca.
10 3 -tn
afeirhant Tailor,
a'o. 1 Nf mil fitavit. aUive Oheaaut
t-8
DE HAVEN & EEOTEES,
Ko. HO B. TlllliU STB :tT.
J OOIsIlISJ.-CaIaAM
AND riCTCRE FRAME MANUFACTORY.
VVM. II. MOUOAN,
So. 2 OS N. NINTH BTKkiKT,
Qilt Ovul I'lioHMcmpli Frnrnei,
aelO-m CtlNhTANILY ON UAM1).
XVIX MTV 111.
Having bonhi tuoit of my material! before the lal
.Teat tut., I au. euahlod to oil r my stock of
FIRST-CLASS FU1-XITUEE
At a anall advaticu on eld ,rlces.
I. LUTZ,
aelCi 3m No 118 F.I.EVF.ST11 S'i'hKKT.
T-J
k p JLjT clly ,lhe .aiuu us si! other toiesraphs
-ylT- iTjStT 1.B enly the wires uie not vlsitiie. Each
JsV? " window ami door il an operator. It
'Vi ii a l ,at imrodtn-ed wllhout dels, ilia,' Ilia
bouse In the least. A biirvlar must
I ll raph lo ynnr rrssm i be canuot aMud it. lu ai years'
s ........ - ... K.-HU- ..rk II Iims toil lulled, if It is ail Oh-
; Jn I li. preu-ct, bejon.l a douht, Ihe win, lows aud djori ol
voor I...,., o. Il mi, he done. Ca II ami sec It.
. , JOHN A. MI'ltVlTKV,
Ho. U:i CIItsMt T SUect.
tiUK t CO 8
mn
f IANtlS,
Flanoal
MASON
A
HAMLIN'S
CAIUNFT
Ollt-ASlS.
jbasos
HAM UN'S
CAIllNK.T
OUOANS.
DLCKER BB08
PIANOS.
J. F,. IIOUI.I),
Seventh aud caeauut .kreuta.
"10-PARTNERSHI P. WASHINGTON
V ) lll'TCIIFH, Oommlsalon Marpbunt and Wholoaul.
Ii. aler tn I'rovi.hin. and Produce, has a.aoeiate,! with hud
In kia hu.lk.-.atia au. HENllV CLAV III.' IC'IIEU. The
aiyie est lis. uxm wuM he
WASlllN'llTON lirTCIIKH Ruf,
Noa US and US il. t UON I' Stra it.
rhilafrlhUa, O.WUl H, lOt. iV at lili'
KIN-NE-NO-NE-AW
isil IAN Hw.lKIMi TOTICOO!
1 ina worid-raiiov, ncd lohru-cci la ni..uuia,cturoa rroia tu
FINK .-,T LKAF.
Aod lumeitly reeoioui.-i.ui It. ell to all Ooullcuieu o
l uxorioiik ia.ie.
Bold wbol.ialo ami retail at
llU'l' D lul'LLAItCIOAn MTOTtfl,
Jlo.lll CIIBSNIir btrupl,
10-4 Cm opposite State House.
JDIUUINIJ Aa bOU Iiull & CO..
COMMIBCIOJI Mxaik-JilAMiH,
son Bale .ooi.er, and iu a way practical for tho burglar, SHIP AND STEAMBOAT AGENTS
than any two men can ffrlnd a hole tbrnuKb I.lille'a Saf, In I
DOCK STlllSl-a-X' WllAitr,
riULADEU'UU.
(fJO-tVI-. AT X-lll MT O OHT.
Cist Price to Stookliolders $7 00 per Ton.
IMMEDIATE DELIVEET.
COAL OF 1JKST QUAIalTY.
BHAltES, each entitling to ONE AND A HALF TOHH,
al tlrst coat, F.VKKY VEAK for TWENTY VBAttS, aaa
CASH DIVIliEtsDS of pionta from the isle of all sarplas
Coal, may now b. obtained at SlO'OO, payable k.lf oa auk
acribbig and hall on January ft next, of tbo M OfUAf.
EEAR MOUNTAIN FEMKIiIN
COAL COMPANY.
Ollioo lal H. THinu Htroot,
(Ori'OBITF, OIBAltD BANK J
Stock Capital. $500,000, ia 62,500 Shares.
Eese.ved Working CapiUl, 12,500 Sliarea.
Snlnrrlptlonsof t .bare., M; of 10 iharei, flfiiof t
shurcs.H,.',; nf SO -hares, il.i; of ICS) ibaiaa, rii of
7!,l) iburci. f'.OtlO.
Kach ahat. oiiilllp. tbpho'dor to racolv.. .vary rear,
one and a half tona ol cai at nn, for HI yeara. aud Caa
Invi.ien.la every b monilis.of the pioilla (roui tbe sale a
ail kiirpluk coal , . ,
Biockhohlri. who do uol want any onal may bava tlieir
iloportlon 111 coal si Id hy the company, lor meir eapooiat
Thct'oirpans possess larito and woll-bulllCOAI. WORKS,
at HONAI.DSUN (near Treiiiont), Schuylkill county,
with extensive linni!! and Timber Blunts, an excellent
Double breaker. Nloai Works, larse Steam Enluea, Ball
roadi.and all oiher Mschiuoty and Apparatus, In full
operation, capable of mlnlns Uti.OoQ tons, to b. .atendea to
UTheCo.' u'oV"; bt ou.lltv. chiefly of the Black
Heath and I'rlmroa. Veins, which, with .everal otliet
valuahle t oal I'.iis, exteiiu wm,m toe v. ivv,.i-
tha mines
L.n.rlt, the profits biinK paid over to them. Independent
of the riewlur casb dlvidi.uua, to whii Uey aia also
lrout oi the lock, which Is tbe only practical way to open
Iti aud lliit 1. only I'i Inch thick, while our Bunk Safes
have four to tlx liichcj in Uiiekueas, including lniidt)
biirfcTais.
One word more ; If the Bunk of Jlilford has purchan d
the Vault Nale.whlib wa. elfcred tbe I'rciclvnt fsrSIUi
eaib, tba rubbery would undoubtedly have been pre
vented. Tbe attempt to rob tha West l'blladelplila Tru.t
Fund, much bad tbe aauia alza flank Halt, probably hy
eomaorallof llic same partita, and tha eutire failure,
under Die nine favorable ciixuuiatanca. for tbo burgiara,
prove, tbi, most conclusively. One other faot if may ts,
proper to notice. The public havo so much confl Jence la
Ullte ', Safe that even buuker, hava purchased tba cum
nicn 0ff.ee guft, i.a have aecu In tha habit of leavln.il
Bloue fn-m Eatuiday to Monday la a close ofrica with
Lar.e ainounti, while It haa been almost tlie untveraal
custom with banker, not lu trust lha cuwuion best liana
Sale without a waiul.tusu; and ev en with thla proc.iullou
nibberl. are c.uatunt. A. we a aid lu a provlou, article
we lay uow, tu ooovtnca lnUlll.euf men. that 1-16 to 1-11
inch .U-ut iroa li a. good a protection asainat either ore
or buriflary aa I t. to 'i-Inch chlltud Iron: the writer ha,
got a Aa if read lo travel, and the greater bis ettort the
rcujAar b wiU tVndUaa road.
LEWIS LII.LIK A BOH.
M. C. SAlll.KB, Asent,
Ko.alB.riatVfciilU Swt.
BTiMrsp A. soriiaa, I
AH.'HISALII IIITIV,
aial-MKN T. soensa. I
lal -tf
COUfsTY'S TEA AVAREHOrsE. -ESTA-taUshssiiu
180U. Importer ami Healer In
Fine Teas, W mm, aud Llnsora.
Choice liavaca riar.,
t rnss A lita, kwcB. l'lcklci and Baucei,
Enillkb and Bcctuti Ale and I'orter.
Caiiued Meats, Frulu, Sonp, in.
Kuvy Afciiil put up wlrh cat.,
At o. lis t. SECOVT) Street.
12.ij JOSUtA il. OOtiaTT.
stry. MONEY TO ANY AMOUN'I LOANED
faw upon Diamond., Watabe,, .cwairw ra.
jrVckiiulii., Ac., at
W Vl JONf g CO '8
01.0 FSTAIll ISIIKO LOAN OFFICf,
1 CoruW M 'Jill no and OAHK1L1, Btrseta,
Hcl.iW Lntr.hard.
W.B.-WAMONliS, WATCUltS, JEWEUT, tlUlU
ate, , lur .ale at
ItLMAKaAllLY LOW HICJC8.
-WW- A- ORAY, M. E. CORNER OT B"TH
V aiid MlMoa Slraeta, buya AnaUaoada, Wattlwa,
'fiLTJwStw j-oisi-T
All psslziaM e4iu4uttaii tt1'
aeS-am
nary lor nearly two mile. In Ipnglli.
. - i. ..!., o.ua,. in Uallioad extmdi tn
of tin, Compauy, over which the Coal 1 dally (cut to
WHioca'loldar. mav order ttiolr Coal In nnyof th.n.nal
also. vlz.-IaieipCual, llrokon. F.cs, Stove, or Nut Coal.
all at the present eo.i pri.eoi vi w p..
tliebmise, within the usual tlii-laiice. of the Company a
Coal Yard., in the JwiUurn, Middle, aud Southern por-
"'i he Coui'paiiy'and all It. Mlalnit Worka are clear of debt,
and all operation, aro carried on ou tbe call pruiuplt).
t or Circular, aud Subacriptloui apply at the
Cffice, No. 121 S. THIED Street, 2d Floor,
(orrosuE uiiiAitD bank.)
l'.OABD OF DIRECT0K9.
WILLIAM EC IIM'KLE. Tntewtrr
WILUAM rOltf), BOBWtT P. UNO.
1). II. WOLFE, H. BCHJilELE.
lfo, A. . JAKDEN. BtcEETAtr.
TAMI3H HAHUKl'a
J , wuoLaaai. asb aaTAU.
! ..nan . nr TaiUrii,.VT.
i CjI.tCJaV Psr"ADisicias"s"'-' ,
1. 1, eerow BECO-) and t'UESNUt Streets, PallU a. '
aoaac-T WH TUS fATkast i
I QUAiajUlO TmBTT-DAT tTLOOKS,
Asm- Soatrabta arttel. fur Churchaa, Botala, BauU,
rAi'lArTbiK OF VTWB OOfJ I
JaU-ly bI,luuuU1ei7aaviisW I