T7IK - DAILY JSVENING TETiEGUAm PHTLADELPIIIA, MONDAY, .NOVKMUKU 7, 1864.
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MONDAY, NOVF.MBF.lt 7, Wl.
Union State Centra t. Committhk
Boons, No. 1106 Cliesnut Street, riiita.liil
t)Jil, November 2, lUlU. Our fi lonls In tha
diflrrent counties throuehout tho Stato ore
requested to tclecraph tho returns of t!i h Pro
IdentiiU election at the earliest possible mo
ment, au!dreK:d to "Gkoruf. II. Hi.Kr.it,
Esq., HecrrUry Union League, Clu-snut
treet, hovoTwelfth, I'lillndelphla."
Simon Cameron, Chairman.
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Wu FohiiEY, JSocictarlii.
TO Ol' R ADVt.BTISMlH.
In conaequenee of the great prewire of war
and political new npon our columns to-day,
we are Obliged to throw out several column
of advertlsomont. We trust our patrons will
Mar with us for a day or no, knowing tuut Hie
uecess of the great political content in which
We aie engaged will make ample amends for
whatarer Inconvenience in this respect they
may be put to.
to rftiosj me.
The history of all past political contorts
declares tha fact that the cause of a party's
defeat la generally imiematcuk coNi'iniiNci;
Of B0CCK8B.
Let not the battle which Is to be fought on the
morrow add another such example to the long
roll of political failures. We have a sure con
rlction that the righteousness of our cause
and the Integrity of our candidates will give
ns victory. The Democrats are working ; let
IU not be Idle. They will spare no exertions
to gain success. Eveiy yote within their reach
Will be polled, every fraud which is possible
t perpetrated, and every falsehood which
Ingenuity can Invent be publicly circulated.
Let not the glorious victory almost within oar
grasp be lost by the suplnencss of the sup
porters of the cause of Union and Liberty.
Let every loyal man not only poll his own
Tote, but take with hint friends who will serve
the double purpose of swearing to his rlht of
suffrage, and of exercUing themselves the
dearest privilege secured to freemen.
By all you hold most sacred, we call upon
you not to Call to do your duty to your coun
try in this hour of ber need. Fathers, while
your sons are battling for the Union against
traitors at the South, will yon not tight and
Conquer their aiders and abettors at the
North f They will win glory with tho bayo
net; do your duty, and you will win as great
Ik fame with the ballot.
Mothers, wives, do not let your sons and
husbands who are left to protect and sup
port - you at borne, desert your sons and
brothers who are living In the tentod field. Do
Dot let them falter for an Instant In the path
dictated by duty as well as honor.
Let as bring out the whole strength of the
Union party. The Keystone State Is not cer
tain for the cause of freedom. We believe that
she will keep her escutcheon unsullied, but
the future is shrouded In Impenetrable nighU
Suppose that by six majority the Stato Is lost
to us, and by a few digits she be compelled to
east her twenty-six electoral votes for
McCn.LLA.ti and Pendi.kton. Would your
Conscience ever again give you peace, whoa
you thought that such a disgrace might havo
bsen prevented by a little exertion on your
part? Every man has an lnduouce; and when
yon neglect to vote, you may prevent a dozen
friends from doing their duly. Example is
Contagious, and let your example aid the
Cause of liberty and law.
Again we call upon you, by ull you holJ
most dear, to do your purt iu the coming
Conflict.
"Now ly jour children's ciadles, uo ty your
taacr s graves ,
Semen to day, O Northmen! or bo for ever
slaves."
Tea, slaves condemned to the worst of
bondage that caused by loss of national
honor.
Do your duty, and ull will be well ; fail, and
the rising sun of Wednesday shall shine npon
nation ol freemen grovelling la tha dust
before the haughty autocptt of the Sou'ht
' Let us thin I e up anr? ilrrnir,
Willi u tear, fur any Cite ;
Siili hcIih vinte, a, ill Min .uln -,
Lei rn to labor, uv.ii io wail."
tiik i.i:i live titwniiHK.
.All government iu this country hi fouudud
Od the consent of the governed. Tint consent
ts expressed both Iu the making of th") l.iwi
by iioptdar repirsenlalivos, urn! In tho ehoo n'
Of t"be officers who are charged wi'li tie) e !
cutlon of the law. The peoplu eil'uct I'iimi;
end by sufliage, und tho will of the majority
prevails.
To ascertain what that will Is, the elections
must be froe, and conducted according to
law. This Is duly provided for by fStatci anil
nutlonal legislation. When the election U
held, and the result regularly announced, it U
the duty of the minority to submit. O.her
Wise the process of taking the souse of tho
people would be worse than an lillo ceremony.
It may happen that some informality, or
even fraud, is alleged In taking the popular
vote. In such case the law supplies a remedy.
The question of fact must properly be referred
for trial to some tribunal having Jurisdiction
in the particular instance. If a scat in Cou
Vm is contested by rival candidates, that
body hfcsxs and determines the controversy,
It Utaig empowered by the Fuderal Constitu
tion Vo Judge of the quaUticatlous of Its own
members. If the content arise out of an elec
tion to a municipal 0iM) the matter may be
Wredlntobya State court, and settled iu
accordance with the election laws of the
SttttA' ' " - :
Any tillzen, in question. f this klud, may
appeal to the pro;w authorities to adudleate
tbe jMjInbj Io dispute; It Is , no uncommon
UJiijj, n Ua tamli date or a party la (In-
tented st the polK for thoce who are declared
N aten to ancuae the other side with unfair
ness and the like. Hut accusation In these
esses Is most often rested on no belter basis
than the feeling of disappointment and dis
content which succeeds failure at the bid-lot-box.
I!ut public Justice Is not -atistlcd with such
1ooh and groundless Imputation of dishon
esty, whether niiide against individual v.ncrsor
a whole political party. W hrn an election Is
held, and the Issue of it U regularly aseer
tnlned snd proclniincd, It is to bo premmnd
to have been a legal, free, and fair election,
miless the eontrnry Is made evident In a duo
and Inwful manner. If that should bj don ",
then the election Is pronounced void by the
authorities having the rlpht to ps,4 upon th
question. It Is not, hide -d, always pov llile
to ihow conclusively In a court of law that
flic elective franrhl.se has been wrongfully
Interlcred with or fraudulently exercised.
Hut the law ran take no account of such disa
bilities or accidents. It deals and can d 'd
only with facts made apparent In some formal
and nulheutlc wsy.
If, then, an election goes ngainst any Indi
vidual or party, neither has any right to treat
it as a nullity only because it Is suspected that
the successful candidate or party employed
Improper means of any kind to bring about
the result. Such a privilege, If allowed, would
soon pot an end to all elections, since it would
be useless to bold an election of which tho
result would not be binding nq a minority
Ix-jond their unlimited and Irrespon
sIMe discretion. Nor Is there any ex
tremity which, In a state of civil
society, would , Justify the violent and
Irregular revolt of a minority, or an apparent
minority, of voters arrainst the decision of tho
ballot-box. And jet when wo hear persons
talking about having "a free election or a free
light,'' there Is no understanding what they
mean, except on the hypothesis that they may
set uny election aside which they choose to
charge as not having been free, and that they
may bo the sole and final judges of the truth
or falsehood of their allegation.
All such language Is very silly, as well as
mischievous, unless those who use it Intend In
udvanee to abide the result of an election
provided they carry it, or to begin a revolu
tion if they do not. If tint were thidr pur
pose, then they would be altogether unworthy
or tho right of suffrage, which they would
enjoy themselves, while ready to deny Its
practical und legitimate remits to others.
I OH t l(: iflK'SIIKr. UKOKUK
ir.
iK.ii.i:rosr.
Those who vote lor McCi.km.av must
necessarily at tho samo time cast their suf
frages for GKOW.R II. rK.Nllt.ETON. It is.
theiefore, of as much importance to an Intelli
gent citizen to ascertain the record of the
candidate for Vice-President as it is that of
the nominee for President. Let us, therefore,
see what Mr. Pkndlkton said on the 18th of
January, 1601. Rising in his seat in the Houso
of representatives, In the presence of the
whole nation, he uttered tho following words
as the candid exponents of his opinion:
"My voice to-day Is for conciliation: mv
" voice Is for compromise. I beg jou, gentlo
" men, to hear that voice. If you will not ; If
" you find conciliation luiuossihle: If vour dlf-
" ferences are so great thut you cannot or will
" not reconcile them, then, gentlemen, let the
seceded BUttn depart in peace; let them
" extablluh their Government and empire, awl
"work out Uietr devllny according to the
" teiiidom which God ftos given them."
Consent to a peaceful dissolution of the
Union 1 Shatter at one blow tho glorious
edifice on which Washington and Jufitbb
90!, JlAMiLTotr and FitANKLiif worked!
yield to traitor hands the millions which It
cost to purchase Florida and Louisiana f
Such are the doctrines advocated by QuonaB
H. I 'EMi i. Eton. And this vorvman darlnrrlv
demands of tho North their aid to place him in
a position in wmcn ho can carry into execu
tion li s cherished scheme. No loyal man can
support a candidate, who openly acknowledges
sncn sentiments.
But Mr. Pkndi.eson, aftor a nanso. prows
affectionate and magnanimous. lie wishes to
testify his love to the Southern States. lie
says: "Thoy (my constituent) love the
" Union above all things : but If a dissolution
" Is Inevitable they want It In poaco.
" If these Southern Stale cannot be con-
" ciliated if you, gentlemen, cannot find it In
" your hearts to front their demands If they
" must leave tho family mansion, I would slg
" nalize ieir departure icith tokens of love.
I would bid them f.-uwell so teudorlv. that
" they would forever bo to iehed with the
- recollection ot it,, so that irever, In tho vicls
" sltudes of separate existence, th ty should
" desire to come together with us again under
" one government, there should bo no pride to
" be humiliated, there should be no wound In
" fllcted from my hand to be healed. They
" should come, and he welcome to the pl.icos
" they now occupy."
".Signalize their departure bv tokens of
love " Hid them farewell so teud,rly." Yes,
we would be tender end loving; we would
give them tokens of dtp:rture In the. shape of
some ore extracted from our Iron hills, and
write on their inem iry the reiuuiubrunee of
the tender farewells with tho blood of the
retlriug traitors. "I. we cannot conciliate
the South" conciliate thu South I us though
It was the duty of the National (Joverniuent to
attempt to "conciliate" her rebellious chil
dren. The cnnon, sword, and bayonet
should be the means of conciliation until their
enmity Is subdued, mid they fait" their places
s forgiven hitppllants in the national house
hold. Mr. l'i Nii.i..'nN will be oblige! hieafl ir
to exert his influence In a l.(ss extended
sphere, and deliver his " eon.-iliat.orv" speeches
to ui. tunlicuce les augosL than ihu Nui'j;ul
Legislature.
ow jj ri.Ki.i.; win, si: ( m
i':i r.
'f!i; f'i.it 'aijo-I'i'lmoiit Pe.noi r.its e'tiiin that
Mi f.'i 1:1,1, :i will restore pence to the coun
tiy, but the ciMinot ti ll tin; peopb how tii-y
wiligivu us pcice. li !;:, uv S. i''oo 1 1', who
advocales McClrllan in tho South, lets the.
cat out of the bag by announcing that If
McCl.ia.i.AN 1, elected, u plan foe peace will
be proposed by two conventions, composed
sepi'ratcly of Northern arid Southern deleg it;s.
The Southern delegation will decide, sa. s
Mr. Footh, that "reconstruction under t'i
Federal Convlltutlon io alike Inesptdititt
both for the JVortlt and th South."
There b the Democratic plan for peace a
division of tbe country the estuUishinuut of
a Southern Confederacy. Foote is frank, but
bis frankness Is inopportune. Honest men
will understand now what they ore to expect
from McCuxi-aVs election. Will they con
tinue to urge Ids claims to the Presidency
with the Inevitable conclusion blaring them iu
the fact that, If elected, to conciliate the South
be stands ready to acknowledge its ludu-peudeneef
win 141 n. Ri inwRins a i.trrrtK.
P Mr. William It. Ki;i u has at Inst rushid
Into print. Whethor he believes McCi.r.L
I.an'k cause sj secure or so hopeless that It 1
beyoi d the reach of Ms public endorsement,
no one ran certainly tell. He, the head of the
Pence Democrats, has, however, chosen, on
the eve of the election, to lecture the poople
of Msrjland upon their duties and dangers.
He Is horrlfl' d at the idea of the lUbels and
traitors of that fsiato remaining away from
the polls to-morrow. Iu his opinion that Was
the cause of the triumph of the new Constitu
tion at the recent election. They refused to
perjure themselves at the bidding of IIkvi'.iwv
Johnson ; will they do it any in re quickly
at the mandate of William II. Ulk.h?
It impossible lor want of space for us to
publLh Mr. H: KhV letter at length. It will
make votes for Mr. Lincoln wherever It Is
read, lint we cannot refrain from giving a
few extracts from It, which are the distinct
uttcmuces of the ablest Demierat in Pennsyl
vania, and the man who would pnbaMy con
trol the feeble Intellect of UKNntAt. McCli-l-i.an,
If by any mad decree of fate he should bo
raised to 1 lie Presidency.
He begins by Insulting the War Democrats
by the following boast:
" My object wi't ho frankly and precisely to
" state why 1, ami tlio-c wbothink with me and
" the cla-'-a is f ir from inconsklerablo support
" tie- Cl.iriigc) nmnluecs. And hcru It l mo any
" two relwtory woids one thing mint be
"clnrly uiilrra'onil, tb.it Ifrrre it :io rr
" Itmiiim, irr irithtlrnwnt, or nioJiiration
" of lir ajiininni which, aa you ' know,
" (intinR the last lutg years of Borrow
" or tcrmr I lihve writ'eii or spoken. It is In no
" iniinictirat)1e tone lb t this is said. It is
" no i h-iinate adherence to opinion, simply be
" canse it tins Ik ch expressed. Hut, thesa
" opinions of the recent past were f miiJed on a
" lailh which hnd stood storms, nml dangers, and
" persecutions, and hren, it were, burned Into
" me to thoroughly, and 1 have watched tbe
" realization ol my f'niclHKliiigs so anxiously
' tljat it irovit he a shupl wrong to AinM'y
11 nmt common intrthtntrp to rfiiarrtic roni'ie
twniM rune when thnr triumph it to fee assured,
"or In the more tryinu hour when, in I tho
" event of dlav.er, the (K'nalty for holding thotn
" is to lie enforced. 1 g hack to twit, and I no
" over my re.-orU (null every man has a right to
' a record of his own), and I say to you, that in
' unit I flirn tnitl, or hare sim r tirf, or written an
" to thin tror, its rr titho t, its nim, it rfitoin result,
"and the mrrtsiti of ttoppinq it I om not con
" Kcuni.s of vnr iron! I teiiA to lilid."
He thus strikes a blow at tho right of coer
cion :
" I deny, ns I have ever done since this exnori
" men! ot civil war has nwuktui d mc to tho trurli.
" that the ledi ral (iovurnmint lias any rigli',
" under the Consilmiion, to c icrco by arms auy
" one or more of its grut Ciinjiitucncics."
Ho thus predicts the result of McClll
LAN'b election :
"Without nieiuilng to quoto General McClf.i.
" i.an's exact words, 1 linder.-taiid his promise to
"le'his: That on his lii itigurallon ho will, la
" absolute, gem-rous good fail h. without pausing
" on petty iiriliminaiy t'ormalittcs, oiler to the
" Kent a piopuiii'iijus of reconciliation ; and Iu
" that he v ill t:rhnvt all the n sonrrrnnf the xta'rs
" nwnihip with which lie icjil be aunounded, to
" viiike reconciliation e factual."
The statesmanship with which "he will bo
surrounded" will of course be that of Mr.
l'.i.i i,aud Judge Woodward, and Governor
Slymolii, and Vai.landiuham.
After two columns of elegant whitewashing,
In choicest lunmiage, over the blood-stuius
upon General McC'LtLLAtt's character, ho
recites tho articles of his belief as follows:
"I have faith that General M Clellan will do to
" tbe military scivice of the country, whether it
" is to be active or nut, tho prompt justice ol free
" ing tlie white soldier fiotn tho contamination
" ot the negro, and stop at once the great $oune of
" pcutilcnt mischief, nctro rei'iuitiny.
This means thut two hundred thousand
negro troops, now in tho service, are to be
discharged, and their places filled with tho
white men, for whom he professes such love,
lie winds up his budget of treason with the
follow Ing Ingenious plan for stopping tho war,
for which he deserves a patent, wore It not lor
the prior discovery of Pkndi.kton and Val
i.ANniGHAM we meai the plan of withhold
ing supplies. Kead this :
" The destruction of real capital, daily and
" pros; ectively gning on, Is frightful. Capitalists
" begin to see it. The iinor banking institutions,
" in detjiair, are putting on the Iieery of ruin. The
" doom of actual desperation, and with it panic,
" may come at any moment, and yet no ono has
" (Outage and manliness to say, as I hops tho
" new President will say, that" there m but one
" remedy, one mode of jmsiible escape, and that i,
" to stop running further in debt. If thistiecrssilg
" puts an etid to war, none art responsible but those
' who hurt so rei Alesslg squandered so much tn the
" beginning. It those hopes are disappointed
" then I must bear tho penalty not a ucw ouc
" of uontidenco misplacud."
rtiarivr.N innti sekvi'i:.
In bis plan for producing peace, Henbt S.
Foots Insists Hint the North shall consent,
after two Republics are formed, to enter Into a
treaty with the South, and an extradition
cLnwe must be embodied therein, prodding
for the restoration of f 'uglt lees from service.
What aro Northern freemen to think of such
an iusoleiit and degrading proposition ? Shall
wo consent again to have these Southern
slaveholders driving over our freo laud In pur
suit of tho poor hunted-down fugitive seeking
the breath of liberty ? If we wish lo witness
such humiliating scenes, why, vote for
McCi.em.an and Fkmi.kton. But If we
would have till men breathe the tilr of freedom
if we would keep the slnvedrlvers' feet from
our soli, vote for Auraiiam Lincoln.
Wk clip the following from the Age of this
morning, which fs another proof of tho "high
moral tone" assumed by that intelligent
fournal :
KKHNFLS.
I. The t.W Lincoln "Platform"
A viijo.cuis proitttutiun of the war!
2 sdiahespe:.rcfor n6t year
"All's well that ends II .'"
3.- A. Lincoln's idtaof the "rhip uf S:at"
A 7fVuro'-a)iip !
. liirds of a t'e.ither
Mary Ann l'i man, and Mem t'il ii)dieu John
son !
5. The Iwo .l is (curs ?)
II11 (b'an) her, and Jo-her.
O.VMM KM .
That truthful, loyal, meek, nud cons! ,tent
uliect, tho Philadelphia Aye, pu'ullahos tha
three following editorial paragraphs this
moruing. An Intelligent citizen way think
there is some slight Incongruity In them.
" '1 he Abolitionists have virtually triv.oi up
" Pennsylvania. They know that they lnvi;
" ' g 1 e up' in the Old Keyst 11 e."
'I hit 1-' to iiiHitre confidence.
" li 11:0. ir.'s ami 0"!isi;!'v.itl.'cs ' If ,mr o ,,i
" is -ii.-l., Ink,! him to the t.nlli iu l cii'i-'-i.i;-;. li'
" m.y oae sl-niild be wavering, cheer and m-ira.-t
"him uh your eouusci and ex iiiiplu. i'j;
" 1 very vote."
This Is to excite enterprise.
" The election iu Pennsylvania may be clj-e.
" One vi.tu may deciilo it."
And th's is to mingle in tho cup oi' joy a
salutary precaution.
So that their sinking cause can b; aided,
wlutt c.ne3 the Aye for truth or consistency P
Aoainst Ghnkral McOh:m.an we have
no di.-ike, personally ; but wo hate htg asso
ciates nud his platform, The ChScaeo platform
Is a coinproudso with traitors, and PNDi.t:
Ton is a sympathizer with Itehels In arius,
against the country. Such associates wotiU
ruin the best cause and best camlluUto, aud
McCi.Eij.A.'i will sink forever LeueatU the
tide of popular indignation. He may well say,
"Heaven defeud me from my frleudo l"
A word to iota i. i rsr. ! I
Hr.mir R. Kooit., a Rebel Senator, hai '
written a letter on the subject of peace, and
bow It Is to be attained, but, in reality, It is i
little else than a word of encouragement to ,
I'vcl ol sympathizers In the North. lie tells them
that he believes Met :i.Ki.rAN and Pfndi.k
ton will be elected, and says:
" I ronfrmi that I feci ro little interest 1
"the renult of that content, bcJienlnrj, an I
" do mosf ronfldrntUj, that ninny of the
" porter f of Mcrt.Li.i.AN and Pkndi.ktom
" nre os oood Stnle$ 1'1'7ifs men, and a si'n
" cere devotee to the South, as arc anywhrre
" to Kc fiuvd. I look forward with f' ling
" of the most I'relg nalisfnrtinn to the
" triumih v'hleh I do nof rfoubt the; will
" tdiortly arhleee over the most rhanieless
" isiirj)frs of power that the world has yet
" known."
Aftei this additional evidence that the South
Ls anxious fur tho success of McClkli.a,
what loyal man will lend him his support
to-morrow? Men of the North, ye who have
lost sons, brothers, and fathers In the war '
forced upon you by tho South, will you play
Into (lie hands of the Rebels by voting for
their Northern candidate, Ot'.oiiOK B. Mo-
Oil. LAN? I
a 'i 1101 (.11 r rtiH t musri AH.
I.ti t evi nlr.jr the Rector of the Church of tho
Ci vtnmt of this cliy addressed the following
exhoitaiien lo his coiirtreKation, heforo com
nirniing his setiuon. It Is so condensed, and
j it to powerful an epitome of the great Issues at
stake to-morrow, that all who rend It should
unite in practically adopting the stiggi stious con
tained therein :
"Iiefure ontetinc upon the immediate topia of
this cvcnitiE's thought, which has no secl ,1 con
nection with national stntirs, I de-ire, in vie of
the momentous Issue which this week must bo
decided, eHmestly and affectionately to Highest
to the memliersof this congregation, that they
individiiallv set spurt some p inion of tho morn
ing hours between live anil nine o'clock on Tues
day next, for earnest supplication to (he bupremo
poser of Kyi nts, the Godot nations, an-l the
only Giver of nil l ight victory, that of His iiili
uile and sovcrrfirn merry lit) will s direct the
pioplc i f thc-c United States in their choice of a
Chief Magistnito,
"That tnason and rebellion m iy he r .'linked
and Mibdtu-d.
"That the majesty of law and government may
be lenintsitii'd.
"That tbe Integrity of tbe ration may bo pro
se rved.
' That truth and justice may tie triumphant.
"That wickedness and opprcisio 11 mav ho for
ever cast down.
"That tho hideous crimo of human sluviry
may no longer polluto this land.
"That a genuine and universal frojdom may
reign through our borders.
"ThHt a righteous peace be established,
"That God's gospel may he extended,
"His nmt macnilied,
"Ills Church cnlargod,
"Hir Will be done upon tho earth at it is done
In Heaven.
"I trnif, beloved, that yon all can prav such a
prayer from the very bottom of your liosrts, and
that a united petition to this ift'.-ct will rlsu from
the numbers or this flock on Tuc-day murning
MM,"
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THE GREAT BANK ROBBERY AT
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f:fc.M) THE KOLLOWINtJ.
M11.I oki, Do!. . Ortnlior J7. Htl
5I).-.siis. Evan A Watsoh.- DarHlr : In reply to you
niiu;i iC3 a to how .mil when the Kurmtni' and Me-liaiilet'
lliuikef Mllloid, Del., was n libcil, I will tnlcllynlata to
ea the facti to the Iwst of my knowifdKi. On Saturday,
Aiw.it IS, 1SBI, the CaKhlrr, J. W. A.lLlns, E-i.,anl
m Mil i loi'd the bank at about 4 o'clock P. M.. ai d did
net If.iaer tha bank a , alii until ahoul s o'clock A. M.oa
Atr.iulby moinlns, which waa tht lath day of Auait.
The bank naa enlereil by the bureau at the tront door;
at what tliao I can't fay ; I Miepoao ou Buuday nU;Lt,
for tha rcaion: acme of Uia party who robbed the hank
wan about the hotel all day Sunday and Saturday ulent
and could not have been Jn the bank: any great lemjth of
time. The fa ft waioaoof I.. I. II. I.IK S PATENT BltK
i:l.lt AND KIIIK I1I00K HAKKS, whic-l cost the bank
fiie hundred dollars about tbraaye.ira ai(o. Tha mode
of entcrlns the t.a'e was by driilitifj a imsll hole
m ar ha keyhole Into the loek. and iilllnir tha lock with
powder anil blowing the Hale door off, causlnu to the bank
the leu of titt.COO, whleb caused alopiiain 01 the bank and
the lieranieuirnt or our huidneie naatlers very much. I
have Riven tn you the itatonienth very brief, und 1 .im in
bo you will cxccie my brevity, bnt I have (jlrcn to yo'.l
tho e-entlMl facts, I believe.
r. l 1 riluain, veiy re.peett'ully. ottra,
W. S. W. DAHStY, freahlent.
The Han; referred to above can be lean at EVANS St
WATSOS'8 SAl.AMANDKU 8A1E Stole, at o. 16 8.
KOl'lltU Sueeu
ClIAMHiaiMHIHQ, AlltJItUt t'l, 1SI,4.
Ml.s-na. Evans s WATauN.I'lilUdelahlai
Cenilimen:- Wa Iprward you thik day our Salamander
Sine, what we purchased from you a lew ycara alnce, und
v I1I1I1 .aa,cd through the great Are roaultlnf la the di
stinction of our town. It anordi us great pleasure to lu-
'orm von that our books. OHiien AHA uuinnv In fae! a,'....
! thine wtibln t) a Safe, were, aftor openlns It. found to ba
in a 1 enct itate. of preservatieD
We ferwnrd jou lor exhibition a unm blanket wbleh w.ti
liclhe haic at the lime of the are, but, as you will por-
cclve, bearing tot the least murk of the great heat through
wh.ch the Sufe par sed. r, m tr.e fact 01 our store being
J located In ITraiikllu Hall, the largest building In town, tha
cntidltk'i! ol everylhlng within tbe Hale exceeds our most
j saiifiilne expectation. Too will please npnlr the Sale
ami foiward It to us at your eitr'lcsi convcnlenee.as we
; are fully sstlstled tt.at no other uinke of Halo can be a bet-
ttr prottetlon auaiu.st Are.
Yours, 11-speet fully,
ii 1.1.1:8 cKot r.
ClIAHIIEHsilt'llO, October 1 1 J. I,Sl(.
; Messrs. EVAS'' A Wa vmis :
I t '-.ntUmeii: 1 had one of your small slei Safai, Ko.
I S, 1,1 toy hues wheu it w a burned anion! many othurs in
our it, n, by the Itubel', on July :n. It was exposed to a
trea 1 uaut heal, but am happy to inform you that all its
1 contents wi re saved, and In nood condition Being a very
sm,.!: . :e, in j exposed so :ong to so grest a heat, I can
rie-rt uiead sour u.at e ts all wanting a Kiod Safe.
icuis.e , cellul e, JOHN P. COLUKUT.SDK.
Mn:-e cf the same g d n ia i .. of I IltK-l'ltOOr' KAKKS
ou liand and lor sale at
l.VAVr A W VTSOVS
Sals .lander Sal'e v4,o -e,
ai. to s i'.iur h stfiur.
inriitlsH lis 'lf.tssiBtar.
Tar, an s 111 I loll lug.
lUrk'Ui le t'li,it.iiii(
Uai bii lis at Cloti mg.
At On .N
A' .11-.
in.:,' hi I sun, I.
Ml.,
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11 i.i an.kis o .I S' in.t.
11.1 Si.,;; , old -lui.d.
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No. 1 Oil I hi-.i.nl Irect.
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Nu ( 1 1 hi snei si re, I.
ho. OK' I in- nut it,.t.
I
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t 'l-.'SI ' "t.
I KHIiY CO..
I'EI.'HV A CO.
l'l'lll.'V A I'll
Clotlilnf, Thud
and clrinut.
Aug Cli.xni.l
Ciotlun', Third
Cli.tlnnt, 'Hili I
clotiiiir.'niiid
and Crie.nuu
I'KkKY iv Cl 1
l i.niiY Ji Co.,
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and (?.esaut.
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l'i I'liY .V ( O
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unil 1 !'.es:.nt.
Cl. II. 11;. I l.il I
ClotMeg, Tlnrd
.nut 1 :i .,-: 11 r.
ai.a ii.e.iiM;.
Tli 1 Inevt Oiuslil.v I'lour
Of lac l ii,,i.el I'.ia
i roll iiii.u.'.i.
Jltut received lv
li is ,t io, ,1 m: is,
Aich and 1 suta.
PlaiioHl
1'IHIKH.I
aii.fK a co a
MA0N
HAMLIN'S
cams r
OM'.AsS.I.
MASON
.V
n ii.in'S
CAII1M..T
Ol.HA.NS.
DElKEit BrtOS
artv
riAKCS,
riAsos.
J. E. OOtttI),
Reveteh aud Cbennut straeta.
WANAMAKER & C.'.OVVN.
Q A It I .
I WILL OKPFft MV
! N T I U M H T ( O K O V
LACE CURTAINS
t OKTf PK.H CI.M
I . 1 H M THAN C -J 'V
ok it.'wirrAiT)H.
I. E. WALRAVEN,
lej'l Flll TO W. H CAKRVI..
MrtKONIO IIAL1I1,
o. 7L9 OlTiaNirT Etreut
No. :i NOTTINGHAM AND
tiii-ssuT i,a(!i;h,
siitn;T. m:w ITIUI
WINDOW SHADES,. No. T J
N rW sty: ps,
AT TH.
BtAt KACIOKEB'l', CMMrt;T sTar.BT.
K. 1'IANO COVERS,
CIlfcSM'T 1 LAItliKSt STOCK IN TUB t'lTT
S1IIEET. i A' I-OW raiCHS.
Cl-TJETKEY & WILLITT8.
r.N,,. 1 i ond 10 S. SEVENTH Htroot,
rillLAlllil.l'UIA.
Manuiactiit'Ti of
BKAVTIFUL
CO' VTA (1 10 F 11 UN ITUHI'.,
And the only reliable maSe la tbia oity.
Also, Dinjig room Katnltiire and Bedding, eomtantly
011 hand. S-ltf-mOu-Sm
AMUSEMENTS.
M K It l C A N ACADKMY OK MCHIC.
(i!i'JhK.S OK.VMI iKKMAN OP KB A-
u;onaj:d obovku....
....Ltiroctor
MONItAT KVRNISO, Nov. 1, W,
K1U.-T Al'l'KAHAM'K iK
CitASD iihUMA.S OI'KHA ro.MPASY.
On It tliue, morit pyitltivpiy, ot llolltllju's very fnvorlt
tii and uprrn,
I A DAMN HiM'CtE.
Thcfxloro lU'wluiftti (loorpo Hrown
In vrlik h he ban ibla m iwon won the tnott lUttcriU
corunicnta Irmn the critics ol Now York and llnoton.
t)tjMi)h Mprninun (i i von ton
Mr. Henuriiin aam'n tbl comparatlrely itKlit rule to
rive nlmuKth to thu cant.
itidor lai'liman Dicknon
From l.'oyal Opera, Itnrllo, (Im Hint appo.iiaji(-t.
Anton tirufl Mclrton
MadAuia l.trtha eJoliaiitien. , An i
M'iie. Hophlc izluia J. uu
From lmprfnl OiH'ru, (htT flint appeantncpi.
Madame Zuuiiieiiiiiinn Mar ucrlta
iViii-unlt Ac, bv Or and ChoruN.
I.A PA MK IH,ANCUK linn proved thh ftfnon one
nionft thn greatrtt tvere? of tbe Ornnd tliTiian
Opnro. The vory greoi utrenKth of tlie cajit tbn p nuc
tion of tbf drautl cborus, th.; brilliant and plrind eo
Bf-mhir Bee in to xlve a ilvgttio ot pltasura weldom oo
UlneJ in Opera.
1IA11J l.'.l AN rdnufl, innlilrntnlly, ROTifH ADAIR.
,11'KHUAY EV KM.NO, Not. H, 1W.
Onb nlpht, niont po-mlvHr. ot
TtonURT LE DIAIil.k
JRAM0.'KKA HV MKVfcHBEKIt
KA lit KOKMKH.
UU fltat appearance nli.ee bin rwturn from turopo, u
11 vr tram
The rolH In which he made bti flrnt aDtvfnranre In
London and America, eateouied one among ins Hroatunt
MtouinptUma.
KRANZ IIIMMKR,
11 In tint apixtaraur.e as Itorvsrt.
TUi;i)l)iKK HA11KLMAN,
horond aip"arnr u Huinit.antd.
JV-!.- ine JOHANNA K T 1 K U .
ffor ft rut appearance an AIIcIa. In which nho ha this
ma4onmade an enthuitio aucouaa Jn hew York and
l otjlt u.
Mnrlamfl BKHTI1A JOHANNHKV,
ttouond appparam e m Piinn tw,
AliiW TitKHKSA WUwp,
Her lirxt ajiparnnce as Klena.
Th rf-malnlng cant by Coiunany.
KOliKKT la rend. -red entlro by the Grand 0rman
Opma Compitiiy, Hllh extra Orcbwtra, itaue band, tl
vl. Vpon tin II rn presntntln In Nuw York ami Htmioii
thoaitanda were unable to obtain access to the Academies
ol Mulc.
WKDNESD.W KVKSINO, Nor. . I-W4,
Only Nlulit. mont piwltlvelv. of Oounod'a tlrand Oiwrft,
FAUST. 1
TIITTRHDAY EVEN1NO, Nov. 19, m.
Qiy time, moat po.di truly . ol Vou Wrtt;r'i Or stud Opor.
Ulllt PHRIHClWtZ.
FRIDAY KVKMNll, or. 11
Only time , mutt poMitivolv, oi H'lery Orand Opera,
THE JE WE.SH,
With It Brand caat, it will be luiioHthle tr repeat Ihla
rrv fttvorltd op. ra, which upon two occfwlom iii'-intf
tho New York aeait in wa wit'iMAed by the LVKiir.ST
AKSl.MliLAGii ever coutreKdted at Opera In the entire
wuild.
I'JtK'KM OF ADMISSION'.
Beoured fieata iu rnnjuet, 1'arquet Circle or
Italiony W,Q
Adml:iiun to the above placea j ou
Family t Ircle m
AinpDitlientre -jj
Door open at 7. Ovvnur at .
t out it mar ho nr cured loi any nU'bt of the Oner,i SnaioQ,
at tho A CAD til Y Oi1 MldlO aud UOIJLD'4 MU.-.-lii
hi 01(15.
G
It K AT NATIONAL CIUCU.S,
I'Mll.B TIIK Tlini'f'TION flKMltS. Ofl ATtl.KS WAR-
nun (loru.eriy airs, wa Kii:r.),
Wl.o will open on
Till It.sHAY KVK"I Vi I. November IO.ISiII,
Mill I UK WI N't Kit SKsSnS
ON WAI.'UT HTMKKr, AHOVB KIDIITIf.
Tho M.WAUKIIKSS Is driermliieilio niiika the entire
W'lmrr KxIiIjI Ion reinarUulile In etucstriaii UUlory.as
)'n.uilntf tn), liter a ernnd honou oi ts'eut novur ex
LC.kd in ILe ii'olcihi.in in anv p irt ol the world.
Al'.MI ITANI'K.
Klr.t Tter V) cents
Second Tier -t-i oanta
I'rlv iri It, xi's. t'l 4i in VI lo '. Oi:h
MATIKH.8 on WEKNKSHAY un.l SA l'i' It DAT AK
TI.HNtH'HS.iomi lereliii at '." o'. l.ii k.
Kvenliis' i eifonuanoe cohiuoik-Iiis at S o'clock.. See dii
tril.iiilna I Ills.
VEW eilHSNUT STKKET TltlCATIlE.
1 LKONAIill l.HOVfcK W11.UAM B. SIMM, Laa
ye.-s suit ,Mi'.nai.'"rs.
atONDAl und TI'KHIl Y KVKNINilS, Nov. 7 and S.
MK8. I Y ItOWKItS,
Flf't time In tills city. In a new and thrilling rouitntie
plsyln.ieis bv ,ehn llxenronl, styh-d
THE MOMASTt'.ltY OK hT. JimT; OR, TIIK .IBWKSS
OK MAIillll).
To conclude with the larco or SAK 4H S YOU VI) MAN.
rHAM.K OK 1 1Msi.
On und ail rMoNDAI l'.VKMMi. November 7, doora
op n mi ol 7 ; to commence ar 7'; o'clock.
Sulur.lsv Afteinoon. KI.KMsN I'll OIIANI) FAVflT.Y
MAI IM K.wlnn will be uroducid I' UK i'OKI Y TlilK ),S
TAI.NUT STIU'.KT THEATRE.
MOKI AY I n.t TI'K.SIl VY KVKNlNllS. N.,v 7 anit a
W'lh be c si nu .1 lor the last time,
W MUX'. IiiltHIK ViCull.:r: Or. TIIK iiauk dkko
in 'iiir; i.i"i's:
l oiitl'ii Ire e'l-.'e M. KP.N BtT'lll AHAH
Mir-hs o l !.!e Miss VII' HMA lll'l'll VNAN
I Ilk. (II K 1.1 SHi'rK S OK TIIK SKASON.
Sui j, in li 'I b ' lie iri. I'lp.' mem''0rH oi i r.e r.nnpatiy.
' b V . ill;--, i , :iri, 1 1 in.. ,i, it ne v i'rie I r-tu dv. enll
ll.il II K I M I'.IAN DAUGIllKKi Or, AK.VTllKKi
YI'M.l: S'('i:.
ai '") '' s.curcd from iltlll 3 o'eloca, C'lirtuin rites
at 7', oVIii, k.
MKS. JOHN DEJiW'd MiV ARCH ST.
THCATitK.
Hooks i iiowdkh risoy pit to dome.
NK.I'OM) W 'KICK OK
Jilt. AM) Mlirt. ItAIINKY Wll.r.IAMI.
MONDAY and Tl 1.SDAY KNISilS, ov. 7 und S,
i'fii i,C! lii!iiaii.-c will . oiiniienet. with
ALL HALLOW El C.
Art.-r whirl.,
I.ATKtT 1- UOM Ni:W Yi IKK.
'lo coTchnle ltli tl'e !' u, a or
.!) K-,' '.HY
Mr. und Mrs. It UIM:i WILL! AM S I N i'i 'I' '.
Ai' '1 lis.
Suets siiiire.l six driya In u.!vr;il:e.
to . r a it t.n is iisii iVC-vASMi vi Von
J ltli1CIO.lt, C.luwls,.., Ji.r.'l.i.i.t :,d w ;.,!, .,!,
Vi ,il, i In I'rnvisiuiis a ml t'ro.lM.'t., I. .is ass ,?int. ,1 v. i'h I ,.a
In mi. I.u.si.,, j, s. JItM;y t'l. AY Ul l'C.J Kit", iho
stjlc of tl.e nrio will l
Vi ASlllN(;TO.V Ill TCItKIl ,: SoV,
,. , K Hi midlb K. HDSr Hire, u
l'l)i,a.Mihla, Ortoliar !l4,lrai4. 10-Ji-lui"
"i;on coughs and colds, ise mau.
X MIAI.I. R I INK 1HKB TAIt IHCOP.-t. Kvxllent.
,i!i)'"'lfy "" lb" pocket. Suld b.i the diuytoialljriia
tV NOT ICE.
Hl'HjilSo bl lilMi Oil COMPANY OF l'iJSN-
, IS LVAMA.
ii '"J"' "oWl'if receipts are requested to call at No. US
.litoxsl. i birniiaiiiiriicoim oaituietas lor same.
119(1. J. C. Kit 1 ER,
Secretary aud Truasurer.
rjy- CUV 'J'KKASl'KER'S OIKiCENO
' vtBLer 8, The Pamphlet l.una for the last
n-
C'lly Treasuror.
TINE CLOTHING,
J A. T 13 M 1- .
WOOD & CARY,
No. 7'sfl OIIFiSNUT Rl'UKIiT.
LADLES' AND MISSEG' HATS,
ALIj H1IAPEH,
iixatn- htyli:h,
LOW1CHT I'UIOIiH.
" NEW CONTINENTAL HAT."
IIONNOTH
AT
MODERATE I R I C K 8 .
P B.-OtiD V ..T rtOSNP.Ta ma.l) oar. Tolt HaU
an, torn eti reshnped.
WOOD t OAIIY,
No. 7?S rilWKl'T RTltl'ET.
WANTS.
(J ITl'ATION WANTF.I) AS CLERK, IN A
k' i:i,te or OONa.hy a young maawho wr-'ai a fslr
,snd. .oili rate sulaiy eis ted. O.hmI rclcrrni cs civen.
Address "Active,' ai this Oltlriv 11-4 at
A l'AHTNKR WA.STKl), Willi A CAlT
J lal ol fimn f mwno .., in a sure and lucrntlva
l.ii.'m.s. Ai'.l e-s M, li ,al this nf.lie. ll-l
4Tj rVllNTsnT'l) HOUSE WANTED, IN
1'JisJ wist Vi sli'iit or l.-jeiisi.or Arch, or tbesnut s'leet.
A.ldress "Knrnialitd tt.inne," at this otl.oe. Ill k
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
1 OU 8ALK. A SAC III KICK TWO OK
JLi4 U...sf f.Ui.(lld Ik utPH, vnt ol llroad.on Kord mr 'ot.
Ail iio-l-m lonvenlt nven . O. ly Ujtu r:v.u. A rvr
ini intinc-tit Aply at lbl ofl'.cc, (iood txadc wl'l be
t-vi.n. ll-l-tlt
1364. 1S64.
GLENN ECHO MILLS,
GERM AN TOWN.
T;.cCALLUM & CO.,
WHOLESALE
CARI'ET WAKE 11 017 8 l.f
No. r,(l OIU'.SNITT STltF.lOT,
PKIIATilXI'HIA.
1S64. 1SU4.
McCALLUil & CO.,
lUCTAlIj 11JUIA.IITM13LNT,
No. 51!) CHESNUT STREET,
11-7 tt OPPUtHTK IKDEPBNDENCE HALL.
A
TLAH OIIj COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 11 ,000,000.
Oflleo, No, 5ail Vn!nut Strrt't, Room Xo. 20.
200,000 SHARES FAR VALUE, $5.
SUBSCRIPTION TRICE, 5-2-50.
Jut. Thii Company owns (1 fith) ono-sixth Und 1ntntt
In lot No 'Jl.oii Huilc t?! t.qUrt iirm. containing eUmt
onf tcre.on whlt'hlK t-ltuatcd the Jersey Wn. now flotv
im, iitjftiit (:i'.OtMt.) thrfh hundred and f.fty bttrrU per
ttoif. 1 hit intor' Mt In iltnatrd on the cHen ruled Hvde and
l'.bert Kttrm. which hn proved Ittvli to he oneoi the
ftreet ill liasiDH.i. Urf. ih.iug well, of home LM burrcU,
hvlrifr been tvtrttrk w lihln a l?w tayn,
ltd. The onu-fslivty-lnuitli (I Ottli) worklnir ln(ere-t In
Intel 7 end 9, on llyde and Kulvert ! arm, known a tho
Keyttouc l.rusoR.on v. Iil-.ji there are two iroducliK wsili
known Kyntonf Well 1 and and an ther well in
ircce! ofhorlnff. and from the well-known rhar.fter ot
the property, we have every rt-amtn to xMot a aocond
Jercry Well. Thl iutrreRt li also aitaatvd on the above
ce ehruti-d (arm. and u well Is now being teited oa ihose
luts with cy ry Indlcntlon of htivg a very larrfi well. In
fact, when the above ricnttofit d well wan utruck It was
V:v ;otera. mipivsslou Ihbt it waa the new Keys one Well
Mo. 4.
s'td. TTip one-half worVIn, Intrreit, lolnir one fnur:hof
all iht oil produced ft nt HnifroadtrfV on Ml tier Farm, ou
Oil crick, now prodm-lnu about twent barrels per dev.
The oilfroui ihU wnll i oiuiuaiid a lusher price thin any
ti er oil uu the cn'efc , on ai count ol its Muperk ritr tor re
tUi.'nti puri-utt'S. Hit i umpain he od- red one of the
new patent alr-pnmp. and It In coi'fldently expected tHiil
when It Is In trutii;i Iv-wlll bring tho yield up lo aotue
ore hundted bairela pi r Unv.
Oiic-iwenileth w rktni? hit err it In Hreed Town
Lease," on tie celt tinted Story f'irw, contalni'ig ,'(i
acre-. Theworklnu' Inlcreftt have bonirht a new pu'eiU
blower for a well im th's leitau that d:d produce titrate
iliianlitieN of oil ; an' as llifre la also a new well Rolug
down on tl is leaite, iheioldio Uie ompAny will be lat uly
Increased.
6th. Fifty anrt a In fee simple on Cherry Run, about one
and a bull mlb-i above the celebrated "Hoed Well,'1 nea ly
itito-lialf of which is bottom hmd. On adj luintt lauds
aMv ano below thivu rtre a number of derricks ft 'Ins; up,
and well In process of borlnv. 1 he rhartivter of ;herry
ltiiR property haa fcci. fully tentsd. Kvery Wed sunk has
produced mure r le-s oil. Tho Mred We 1 In doii some
3hj barrels, Antrim Well l"-0 turr.lv nnd Prince Well over
Ji0 barrels, and a utimh.-r from .Vi to lt) barrels per dav.
'Ibe boiks ol the Company ar still oun for a limited
nt'mior of tubscnptioiu, at their oMlce, No. 64 WALNUT
Street, Koom No.'). 11-7 'it
CIIKIIMAN OIL r'OJVIIA.tVVf
IncorporaUMl Ottobrr,
CAPITA I - - - SI OOO.OOO.
OITIOE, Ko. 324 wacjut steeet,
1COOH NO,
100.0C0 SlIABKP, S10 PAR VALUF.,
Sl'ESCltirTlON ritICK, $'l30.
NOTICE.
C : t'l;- . Kfi;( x. M Iio i'fi'y f r drli - n to iCi
ft r l',,f on ..i d after :hc I''I?i las'a it. A I''w Mri uos can
yji bt '.ii'! at hubhi ripllon price, f i (o p--r stiare.
1 hv proparty of the t umpuny comlits of "jiy hundred
ttiui ih'ny nine acres In fte, on 01 L CHKFK, an t pro
duilt a lnt rcits on (ha STOHY and OKOKOS WAi!IN3
ToS VcCLISTOCK Vuruia, note ijU'.ding about tre, t'tj
,i Iw ret vfoit per day.
Yvaxr. wi'ient receipts tho ronrany will very Boon be In
ft t'OiitJivii to p. i3 a iJlvldeod tn tU Cijiltul Siotk.
II. Cl. COllKIEIil),
Bi:CltKTARY.
11-7 Ot
ACAKXJ. UM.C'HEU .Si (JO., 1 ROI'HIE
H'llH OK CCViKAl. BATISH IKiUmK ANl
DISINd HOOM8, J0 4,1 fllE-SDT STIIIiKT, 01'
I'Obl'lK (IENKHAI. I-OST OFI-MT., rllll.ADKI.PHIA,
1'A. 'i vniliT, liy uii'ilimn uf tlic putilie press, to tli.'tr ml
nitrous iMlrons and li ii udi, tim.r w almost ttiai.ks li.r
llbtlral t-uci l.ri' S..-THCII t most ff.'ii-rmi sly Lestuwed; aud
pmiuise iu add siill mrthsr aitra. tlons and iini.rnverat'iits,
and i, if every andiavur to lucilt II. a touiiiiu.d siiii.irt
ai-d lmuuua oi' Uiv general puiiliv el l'LUailvi,lila and
vlcliiitj Id-l7-;im
REDUCED PRICES,
SPECIAL N0TTCE8.
g'ii-T- HA-tsIa or Mil 11
UNION LEAGUE,
THIS EVENING,
AT TS OriVK,
Eon. CBAF.LE3 GILPIM,
Mnjor Mc MICHAEL,
ANI! OTHER I lETINaUlSIlEl) fTKAKKIVS.
wn.r. ATtiiRr.s! Tm: l'uiii.ir. it
157" HEE'UELIOAN INVIN0IBLE3,
MTI'.N'TIOM
A tv"'Ki V liln: ol ll Club WI! h.) l,s i
THIS (MONDAY) KV1.N1N0. at g O'CliXk.
A full altordsnrs is ro,restr.l, ai niialns.i of rsatlni.
filial re si III tse trsnsaiMi d,
AjI metulKrs I.svIuk LA MI'S In tliflr r ossesslen w.lt tura
1! ua lb, as It Is cspc'ted llii C;tia will turn oal tn ,rM
fi rca
ON HIKhPAV MOIIT.
OI'oRi.K I.SMll bii'tir, I rallaL '
Wn i iv I,. I'f.T, Jr , H re'arf. It
WAR! WAi;!-WAItS KKiilN WITH
v od ii.tMi'. 'fis, but wV.e d ?fey en I? Wna
tl' Atiiratwur ti I ul ii ". .it, i Mar for hud-
W-ir tor iiii-r-ft.fi. w; r fir 'iia' -trJiilin.
run fir
loi a'ii n
War for
and f r )
arctntt
Lpiar 1-
n 1 uribi
u l,i r, .
pf jrrr miTn.r, for pilltb al tid military oflli- r.,
e c ul rnialp), War nuiUt Morm int In Utah ;
8; amards in l!n. 'I ; jirnirst rrt'orii ! Mi-iroj
iiioi hi . hy i.i B "rtu A!'i'-t1. ; tu''.int F.i jil.n in
nraii)t iritihf) In Hun ary aid 'l-rtrny;
elarry rv--rj v In ie ; aafltnt n"f"',!iy fvrry
V tir ii, a n-' ot , t if r at Ir-ire. lor old ero
W fcr li r new a"l i.i. War ! W ar ! ltf
rr?r- to thr i mon voikus or rini,-
- AiiKl.MllA. At a MtoiiT,' of t:.e KieouiUa
('( nniitirt! of tVfi
MFKCAN'TIIsK I NION CLI'It, -tudd
on Novt inber 1, the tollowing res jIuloii were Hflsnl-iiii-iislv
adopti j
lieh-.Hed, Tl-at ihS Ch'O w!l preent t 'he wrd Birln
t. e larccast Itie.euat d pin rata ore lor the ( nln lUnaA
Tn ket, oouip't't t) wild M,e Octii'f vcic, tho
M'l.F N I J 1 1 1 UAShl'AKl NuV
rfi'rhd by the t'ltibln the pn cnyiti, or nbT fl. repra
heniii U uur FUf, eiipi'.ucd and defend :d b the Arm
amt ISavy."
Leno.vrd, That MamIiaI JAM! !. KKVrtLdbe e
fowtrod to t mrv tJ.e aooe 'ft Miitloii Inn- e'bf t.
C. J. II Jl KM AH, rrrnltlenv.
Wii.mamA Itin.iit, HerTetnry. 11-7 It
f-X'. ' THK KOM.OWINO ADDITIONAL
doi-atit'iis have bet i rc' ei'. ed tor Uie aNatioaal
P iiori' t ir, licsU u, .Maroi 1 :
cih io m
Aim..). I. St-lner ft (.4
l.ui, W. Hill 10 00
Vt. ly 'e. k-ocs al i d at r0 00
Airs. Ir. W al'aee, Imkis vsli't d ;l fA) W
).. Meade, Kor d vah ed nt W 00
G. W. Ul 11 r i-ooOs mined nt 0 (0
Amor. HhiiorTi, wm iI vauitilat ...a ft 00
(io dtbwait A ,t,oo " hul :tt 2 M
J. V Young f . R t" VMlut'rt at SB ()
.1 K. Kb rf-ley A I o , c.nh 60 00
Mis. K Idtrki ardt.c ibh ft 00
Mrs. K A Nouiii r, .'ash it i
Kpiecooal Itevoider M)
F. i.t yp' l.i, boov. vnli:ed it RO Ot
Aini, bronxeh if ru Cornelius A Co.; IVrrM) p-s freist
yar ,. Wnilui'; huJimii l.oin Mrs. Suarhad; (amy
ante . s f't ui Mrs Frh.br, Mrn. a:..) r t.r.en, Aire. A II.
lu.r:l. Mrn Jt. .Sharp, Mhi Hulth, Mini M. A Cluk.Mus
Cooper, Mrf. W. l'. IUoi.cr, ArmtfAld of Nonistowwt
ai.nn fit m Mra.J liaitcitoiie; K Urown, Jr., 4 easea
gint.fr; W. W. 8truthri, two hut,ta of tle al Urant;
tape aitlrb s from Mm ltlica laritin, Ml.e Iruutwiae.
Mrs. 8. A W. Cai.br, Mrs i 4. Young. M s VT 8. Boyd.
li MltS l. HAIIH)CK,.IH., Treasurer.
v-Tt. NATluNAL HAlIililtH FAWL-AS KFFORT
tvV h about belli made to etalilili a "Home." frf
to rtenineo oud ni:r.iie. illa Ided fti our u;iral servloe. It
L pmpoM-d to rajo lunla lor the pur (tone b? a (ireat
ntloi:al SallotK Fair, tube held Iu itonton, Masacba
aettrt. on the Vth ol Sovembor, ro be opci ten days, Ths)
tnii nage.!: ottbe oldier)l, Home of l'lilla lelphia propoaest
to co oueriite In this 111041 lauduoie and patriotic enter
Erlmi by luniiatilng n t-iolo at the Knlr, to be coudtictcl
t acomuilt'eeot lortlv trom thflr uuinter. ThM Iwlntj
tbo lint oall ii.ade In hehfilf of tbe nob.e hearted ami
liieiitorlnna mi lor, they apply with .onddence to every
c hi snot their lellow citizens io aid them by contribution
In n oncv or artlrb s of tmntn und utility, In order tli at
J'hllitdelphla may beoreditablT reproioo ted, Coutribu
(few muv be lot t nt tbo Holders' Home cor. of HACK
and CKOWN M rents. Willi Mrs. I). HAllOCK, Jr.,
Tivwurer. or nt ber r1deuc No. SOS MMO Street.
The toiiowfiiK ftitdit oual donatloua have beoo received
for ti e lSutloiial Fulr.
1'revloiinly acknow- L. Krau 0 tS-Qf.
lwlmd JiMOO C. i. t levelaud,
J. U. Upniufott A : IXM.ks. valaed.... tti)$
Co.. books, value, 100-00 Win. (l.l'erry.booka
Ueoreo W. ' hilO Lindsay It lack JJ-
bookii. valued.... 100-00, ton, books
Tboioes Smiih M-i O W. J. A A. MarUen
AI W.liaMwln Ai'o Wli A Co., booka
II II. 1. Hbarple-te. rQ McCa luoi A Co.... 35-00
Win. II. (.etzuier.. 10-00 C- AI. Jou-s IQ-oo
H. A. Ateicer 10i Dr. James Kitchen. 10-00
Kdwtn W. Lewis... 100 1 John M, Aiwood.... a-AO
Chaa. L. Hhatpleas. 1U-0U Aire. Wm. V. 1'ettlt. A-UO
Win Howell l.VM Oeo , Vutttd, In
Joarph Futtersou.. 11) -00' ts-oodn, val.ted S9-00
Mia. F. c.K. Latimer 10 iy Raps- n. N. Kihth
Jbn W. Lynn '0 IM) atieet. ;ooia, val. 1000
Wm K. IlaiiMon.... 10 OU (oo.A. AlOMo.lrult
Vlu. L. hraiifurd... ft (K) cake
Win. liti' liton, Jr.. RPO'Mra Davids, fancy
F D.Hherman Ai-Ol artle.lea. valued.. lf-tO
H. W. Lell 6 0-1 H. K Stt wart, ko d
Caab lOiKI Com. Hte.w art, ralu-
Cash fi-Mi able coi.ecUou ol
V. 11. Wont pi 0(Kj mloerala
Mrs. C. Huyes..., fi tsj I The I'rosa 20-00
Field A Koehiule... 0 -0 O. C. K lijDO
Tne'-rreM" It-Mi 1. .Mernhon ft00
"Kveninu Hutlelln" 12 i0 James A. Water &
Johnliobaum luoo Co e
H.vlU Schofleld.... 10'tn Mm. John Hill 6 Q
R. M- Felt on 16 W Alias WaihlUKton... 2-00
Charks Williams 8' H
lloitinbai Brut I or & Co., frood valued IM 00
1 1 ouit.s Dolan irooda valuta1. MM
Fnlley A Co., rhotoirrapb Album i5 W
Joseph IlarTl-tt.n. four iiicturea ....
Airs. W. U IJee. fao- y article i' JVO
Thomas C Uaxmtt. ling 0tD
1a wirt Ladom.in A Co., factor , 8-01
K. Clinton A Co., bnitihe 50.00
John A. Hrown, caoh WvO
J. E. Gould, cash 10J
A . A. Phuniway. cab., , lt-00
Air. John Klaenbrev, cash 6 00
Air. C. Siiinleksou 800
'I he Committee, particularly rtjutnt tbone having do
na'l.'Tp, lor ti e htur. In articles for the table or money,
to uend them without delay,
(Mm. 1). ILADDOCK, Troasnrer.
jrw APrncATi(iN -viix kr"madtk to
a- the M..iak'eni of the M"re4iitC L'brar C itrapany
tor r n wal ot Cerinleate of Oi.eHharecf Bunk, No. JUH,
Muni'liitf ui the name of A1AUV I'ilOAlL'sON, Um aaofcO
bavin, been I al or uoslaid. It
Imrof the KCLKCTIC MKDIOaL AfHOClATIOV
OK I IIILi1.1.1-iii , fi.e held I'bii (MoxpaYi Ken
Inu t tl -u FLKC'I IC AI KIHCAL COLLKU NINTH Slreet.
bel,w Lot UNt (ub eor. for dtsuaaluu'Kcaale Medioal
EdiK-a lou. ' Ibe publle. invited.
lt 'A'. F. ULAKK,AI. P., Secretary.
frgaf FIFTH WARD NATIONAL UNION
rurty. A niuttliiK ot the L'uiou Men t i!i Ward
will be held at i;)OH I N I F. ST ftl ALL, Mo frJ aSI'KtlCK.
Street, on AlJMAY,iNoviuiier 7. at7'k P.M. Dlruiioa
oitiouiti are particularly re'-nehtod to attend.
1 1-. ?t I. 0. ATKINSON, HecraUry.
12?
T- ort'ICH OK THK CITY BOUNTY
I I .SB CU.USIIS.S1U-N, No. 412 l RL'NK StraaU
Piiil.AiiK.i.i HlA, Xorember 4. last.
t'ntJI furthrr nutles tlie fiiiloivliia ImuDtles will be paid
to into diil.v enlis'uil, ana ua and aftor this data mus
tered lino the ii.ll'larv or naA.il see lee f the Uhltr
SL.tcs and i-resiilid in anjr Ward ur District oi fsUla-j.
pMa
lor twelve months' recruits, one huudrad .Bs srty
d.'llms. '
Kcr two i-ars' rtrrnlia threi- bumlred doll.ri,
Knf tlnte year, rt'urmu, Ur,cy liiiuUrt. .u. sttydoj.
And to enrolled cilii.aa. wt.0 furnish. In advanoe of
llialt
I ur one year'a sntistiri',,Mi ,. t,,,,,,.,! jollara.
lur lwi.irs Miha'mit. s, tw.i ImliLre.l dollars.
Kt r ihrei- jtaia' i,l,iiiutu, il rw hundrrd doUara.
-1' K. I'. KI.NQ. frealdealt.
r'i'f bvvicv. oi- cali)vkuToTi7com.
"- nan.v.rear-l'.No '.'l"fj WALNUT Street, SKoad
in.ry.
fe tK.t't ! Rti.ra uriheOALIiWKM. Oir. COMP.Wr
v '!'. be ism td ups.ii pr-a'-mat oil or rccoiuti at Ui. vlllGe of
the iJowi.unif i.u sii.t ul er
MOMl.kV, SOVKMIIKR 7.
I'llAliUSt M. S!TE,
Hairetary.
I mi auili'Iiia, atoveniher &, Iraii, ll-.lt
K5tT BIVIDI'NU.-OFI IC'K Ol-' OIL BASIN
sy-S I'elrnleuui C.nnpil.y, No 1 r 8. I'OI.'HI'U Slreot.
The lllreeiors of tills V.uri y !:ae djcUreil a Hecond
asimtlilv Olvhlendol TWu fl U t KM .elearoriaa, lor.
II. e nioiitl. of iicloour, paatilo on aud alter the lAtn lusu
Tie tiauulur books will be einsed from ths 13: li to the l'.lU
Inst . Ini hisive. WM. 8. Lam;, Treasurer.
I'biladeli'bla, Novembers, wA. lJ-4 St
VST" (illKAT 1!AS1M OIL COMPANY.
te Dj,1L',nj N.'tlie Th.i Mri.'tnrs of Uie aoov.
t'lanpiiltj .line d- rlsu I a lll.l-Bil of TWO () l'KH
I'l.NV on li e l lli-ltil' m er, r.r ahie . n ,ind ulter ihe it'-..
In ,1 , ir th, Ir (i I , e, Jin. 7 1'n.i,"!..!" limldln.i, WALNUT
NLi.'el.liel. Vi Tr ir.l.
li . WII.I.! tVS.' i .':r'ii ) und T.-,M,nra'.
11: jiOe.j i.la , N-,i e'lini-r !,lii. I'.-l-it
Is)
I'i:.NSYl.,VA.MA ItAILUOAD COM-
I'Aiiv,
T .ii 4-1 itl.:;'s l)Kl umsii HT,
!"M u.i.l . 'IU. N.neillher 1, Wl,. I
The Hi aid ol lilri.".'l", s h..'.e tiiis il.y U'eljroa a seml
uitiiual d.viilin.l ol liV!'l'j:! I'.Ni'. on ihu t'spltal
Htoeli u' llu 'i,i,ni.in, i ,,'r ol NuLuuti and Hlala luxes,
l".yiih!e on und it:tr I'-lh lli-l .
1'oHMS rl Alli,riH-v f r eiillcetl n of ilivMentls ranh" had
h i iu'lie.ilii.n at Uie Ollise ol .e ruiiiuny. No. .'JS S. 1
'llillll. Micst. 'IU. I.MAS T. 1IUTII.
11 I lm Treasurer.
IJO?- NOTICK. THK HOOKS Or" SUB--'
si rliil,.iitiitl.o Cipual Sloi V of Ihe "Krankiord
and IM.il.i.l. 1,11.1a 1'assuiuei 11 illa-.iy Cuuipaliy ul Hi. l'i'. i
ol l'hradelp'iia" ute ii nyi. n at ihe oillee of the Com.
(.any, No. IrfJ CUflNLT Ntreel. .,.,,.. 1
lH-oi A. B. KEITH, Treasurer, i
rr.ir- akmyI na v Y , and citizen'3 ;
s' (Irlhhif ttmbrolilered. rti onld- rglraps, WrsaUi, 1
A.C in (! uu.uipasssd, ai ery rudueed prless. i
Mrrohant Tuih'ir, ,
10S:ni v..lSs'INT)I84avt,atiovtjUsuub ''
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
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