THE DAILY EVENIKS TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TfYTTIlSDAY, JULY Ifl. lgff-
FROM TENNESSEE.
H.adlBia; Proscribed. .
Aocounts roach us from (Jle. "al
ion, and Bedioid count.e ot ire.? Penr;
petraed bt tbeKn-K.m on colore. Pjl'' "
horror pracUd tij thesa wretcbea 4'ro mor
Intently blaok erert day. T&ey roaa VroJM
the oountr and prrpetra e their criaK u
mpperrut Impunity, and a Satanic dftermn. 10,1
al disregard ol counequcnces perfectly P
palling. The tonnir scoundrels of the Elan baris
grown bold ot lite by lea on of tbe iinouul'y
wdh irutcb many ot their oroers have beeu
allowed to roann over trm country, wblpolnn
end robb D(t, detemnn. d to be ahead 01 every
other place In ttii'ir persecution spirit aad
hostile demon strait on 9 on colored men. A
short time ago tnee assaB-las killed Mink
Barks, a colored nan, llviujr on Marshall's
? Isolation, three miles from CoinersviHe.
he momleru of tbe Klau went ronul
taking arms by force from cv-ry
colote pi-rton w"ho had one; an1
aaiODif the tbieviuir crowd were three wbo w-ro
recoitniBud by one tscoit and several O'.ner ,
colored men. who bad tbe tb eves pr .sccut-d at
the cooi ty court of M'- f ount?. The Ku Klux
vere discharged. Tuere were tnree o then
Bob Wolver, M.flordou, Hiid B ibOur.um. Tnree
or the colored men eie subsequently tn.-e cd
ed tvitta death; tDJ ilay was nnined for the d"cd
and the place Jndica'td, and sbout a dozen
others were to 0- setereiy whipp"d. Tueir
Dames are Crittenden, Stanhope, aud Buck, aud
on jesterda the deei was to be don. Toey
escaped with taeir lives, and are nowlnton.
On tbe 1st ol July five armed men appeared
befor tbe dftelliDebou-te of Jailing Frtncis,
Corumlseloncr oi Real 'r ton tor Overtou
county, and, poin'lnsr their nuns In at the win
dows, cemanaed his surrender. On beuiR lu
formea bj Mrs. Francs 'bat berhuBOand was
not at tbe bouse, trey proceeded to searching
preme, took hat arms tbey could und, and
such otUer articles as they chose to appr jpriat-.
By this time some confederate, who had con
ceaio'i ibeuelves ou the arm, called to them
to "corae on, ih"y ha l bim." At UiU the null
ans lelt taking thir booty. A choit tlmn af er
they were gone. Mr. F. neard to paus fire,
aiuf annnnmntr her husband ii ad been shot, sbe
and two neiebbcrlDg women followed in tbe
direction of the hnne. Directly they heard
Other puns, and In a lew minutes twenty or
more thots were fired. Coniiuuinn to follow lh.
i trail khf camp unon a aste-hou-e In an old
field, some mile or more trom ber hou-e, where
hn tnnnii tier lnidbana Ivlns dead. UU hands
were tit d, and he was completely riddled with
bullet l UK'S. . .
on thp ntaht of the 15h of June thoo Infamous
wreiches weut into tbe home o Mr. Lewis
Btrlcsally, in Marshal count?, aud abused him,
: and we learn iteti calculations were to serve iu
a like mabnrr tbe perj n of Bcrrjinao "ca'e-
Mr Willis, and al-o K. foyfter tor trie soH cause
ot boardu p a teacher at hi hon.-e. Thev ex
'piesBea an intern ion to hang Mr. Jeokins for his
1 habit ot reaaing tni' u nie iu iQ'ie i ins own
race, therebv makine tnero a' wise as tne wbit
imen, as thev alk-ee. " Mr. Jeukms is ihe minu
ter iu Oils viciniiv and is worth v ot protection.
He Is allowed to jrearhbnt ooce n month. Five
karri wort, in?, honest citizens were d razeed
out ot their beds in the niilit aud maltreated
io the rnot shocking mannpr. While
wbtDDinff was being done, the cause uiveti
for it was that they had voet for
Brownlow. and it thev did not. vo etbe Con
servative t.cket neit time they would b" killed.
John Street, one ot the officers ot Chape1 Hill,
onenlv declared that there never ba'l been auv
peace, and that ihev onlv retired awhile to reu
ana gainer lorce ior auo uer rtueiuou. ne
sonot another squire ba been Pijoacd In tboe
n pht law-breakinir aud cit-zen-terrifyine epe
d'tionc fihd his right arm wounneJ. Three
of the Klan have been woundPd. one mortally,
but ttey are bnmlv recrultincr, and bave au
linmenfie amount of etuis and revolvers, and
they swear they will tig-ht aeain. There in
a reerular war here between the whites and
blacks.
POLITICAL.
Don't mix the two Biairs one belongs to
the church, the other dou't.
Tbe St. Juscpn (Mo.) Union nominates
General Loau tor the United States tienatc in
.' place ot ti e leueuade Ileiidi isou.
Oeneral Koecraus is m Caicago, and washe
his hano o' tae Democratic Convention.
i.eoo;o Wilces wants I beai any sum from
f5000 up on ihe election ot Ciritnt a'iu i.orax.
A couteujDorarv bids farewell toCuietJui
tlce t ha-e, t-HjuiK he is a pickled Salmon aud
bitoly tainted at ibau
The New ifork corrcpondent of the Paris
. Opinwne Rationale culli Uh.ef Justice Cuaie
,-tt)e slipperiest iox iu the United States.'
' boiie oue has recalled the put verae iu the
New Gospe1 ot Feace: "And no of the Pad-
hees he was called Seymour, because be could
. Haymore and maue less thuu any other ninu
livin'.''
It Is confidently stated that General John A.
Dix, now American M uiMier at i'aris, it one of
the thousand of nr jjemocr ns who, iu reiuniu
to support Si jmoui nua uiatr, wilt heartily sda
tain Orant and C diax.
Deiujcrncy nave Uutler to tbe Republicans
Tbe R"D'iblicans dL-cnarnc the ouliuauou by
handing tbe Blair over to the Dem jcracy. TU it
ia what uiav do called paying oil a ueot with
compound ii teie t.
(Jovemor Andrew, three days before his
dea'h, t-aid: 'The teudeucv of tbe hour is to
wards Giant; and tliaus Det. Graut h os jitu'e
and bouest a man that 1 believe he u bound to
be rieht anjwhere."
vVnh !?eaiOui'8 friends burtiing negro Or
phan Asylums, and iilair' Irieuds dispertiiug
the '8taie (ioverumen-s" oi the Sjuhi, we am
promised lively times iu the event of the elec
tion ot the Democrat c c:uilidateH.
Tbeurstactoi Frank Uiuir which brought
him before the puolic, wa the writing of a
scurrilous article, publibtiaj in me Waihini;tou
O dtie, then eonpd oy his father, of which tue
laie Colonel Fletcher Webster was the uutt'ci.
The Norwich JJu'Ktm huvlug re id Mr. Bel
niom'd 6peech, iu which he charged the ex
penses of tbe war upou the Republican, says
that General Forrest o Kht to nave lollowed in
a speech charging the Fort Pillow massacre
upon ihe ,luiigers" who were buichered.
The Cincinnati Commercial says that Sey
tnour'a nomiuatiO'i after h a lejici'.ed ilejliu
tions call j to unuil Corvin's ober.uiion at ihe
uom'Daiion ot I'olk. "Af er this no one is sate.
A man goes to bed a respected citizen, and he
ri ea in the morning aud finds ulaifech a Candi
da's of the Dtiuocrailc party ior the Presi
dency." Datlel 8. Dickenson used always to say
that he knew wnen lioiaMo Beyuiour most
ckbiieu to be a cauuida'e f .r oOice, by the per
tinacity with which he d"eliued it. When
bcjniour received a complimentary nomination
iu 1804, and was expected lo a mere to his
declared purpose not to accept, he dtsapD dnied
an J disputed tbe wier members ot thep tnv,
and us aiteaied at the polt", as thev kui-w he
wiuld be. The 1 te D au Richmond was tu the
lobby of Tweddle iiall at the time, and aoine
one iiilormibg hiui that Seymour waa inakmga
speech accepting tle nomination, be turned ou
ii hjil in anjifT, (aying, "I always knew be
H n a ! ol, and no he ha proved it."
1 hi Cincinnati Gazettr contains a letter trom
Atlanta explaining the partial defeat of tue Re
publicans in the Georgia LegiUntnre. It ann
i ouioi vd arpirauona or a tew uuattea canal
daienlorthe United States Senate. The two
' arpntlemen who it wai supoo-pd until latel
i would be elected without onno-ition. arc Foster
lit.witeit of Auguma. and Jjreph fc. Brown, of
Atlanta, both true and t el men. audit wasouly
very rucenily that tbe comb natious of numerou't
uui.imnta became kuowu. The didiciiltv reHulted
in the clectlou rf the clerk and tuespngr tu the
House by the Democrxts. Tue HepubluaDs,
Lowevei. rallied ou the election of tbe other offi
cers and deleated their opoonents. Tne kies
ar iiia rpnrespnted as clpar. and tbe Iteoublt
caasairalu UDited. The election of Senator 4 has
not yet transpired.
Croquet utulrvHai are made of wUite
ttiOdUii.
B DSlNkSS NO Tl CES.
A i.Vaoa and Drap d'Kts Sok Ooata,
I.Iod and Duck 8ck Ooau, whl'S and oolorsd.
Clolb, CaMlmsra. Drap o'Bta, and Llneu VmU.
CMlmera and Linen Paota, large aMortmenta
Unen DDitura, all shade.
Xvary Tarlety of Clothing, salted to the season for
Men', Youths', Boys', and Children's, new, fresh
and fashionable, replenished delly, and selling rap
Idly at prion gnaranteed lower than the lowest else
where, and full satleotloa guaranteed every pur
chaser, or the sale cancelled and money refunded.
Bail WV 6mwmi Bbmkbtt a Co.,
iVWl and L TawBB MalU
tiixth itreeit.) Na 618 U abr kt At.,
PHII.ADBI.Pni,
Akp No. K Bboapwat. Wbw Yqbk.
WAmtkd Two Boys to s'rlp, and one to count and
pack. Apply t Cigar Btore. No. &o.
This "adver" strack nt as one that would bring any
number of applicants, even if It Included eveobody
as well aa boje: for wku w mid not be giad of a rtianoe
where one would get raid fur "stripping" aneb wea.
Iher a thlaT and lottead rf "two bos wanted it
trip," any number of men and boys could be bad 'or
Ibst lurione, on tbe very snraiieat of wagei. The
next bett thing, howeve-. Is to always wear tbe sew
thin Summer Clothing sold at Com. Htokbm A Oo.'s
nndei tbe Continental,
Jbwklrt. Mr William W. Cauldy. No. 12 Sooth
Becond street, baa tbe largest and must attractive
assortment of fine Jewelry aad silverware lo tbe city.
Purchasers can rely npon obtaining a real, pare arti
cle furnished at a price which cnnot be equalled
Be also has a large stock ot American watches In all
varieties atid at all prices. A visit to his store Is sure
to result In pleasure and profit
A CustAOB log Pooa Ixvalim A limited number
or Invalids, wbo bave little or no means of their own,
will be received at Eastern Hyselan Home, Florence
Heights, N. J., at one ha I to one-fourth the usual
charges. Bend stamp for circular.
Fine Ctjbtum Madk Boots and Bbobs for Oen
tlemen. Baruett, No S3 bouth blxth street, abuve
Cbetbut.
Musuvito NaTs and Canopies, at JPattbs's, No.
M( 6 Cbesnnt street.
Lack Curtains and Window Shades, at Pattkn's,
No. Hit hesnut stret.
Old M tt jesses made over at Pattbn'h, No. 1403
Cbesnnt street.
Ui-iioiTERiNO prints are reduced at Pattrn's No.
1408 Cbesnut street.
Ks Carpets made op and old ones laid at Pat
tin's No. 1408 Cbesnnt street.
OaovKB s Barbb's illghest Premium Bewlng
Uacblnes, No. 730 Clieanot street. ,
Nbwspapbbs. Pvrlodluals. Fasnioa Plates, and
AtaKkEiue boih Kngilsn and American may bs had
an soon as pub! Inn d of John Tieiiwllh, tne great
.ews agei.t. His enterprti and euergy a s cured
or bint an exieomve pairuii ge, wnlub ne oonluua
iiRKilbly by lun lshmgibeNew York iiapnrt ev rl
hnura rarllor than they ran be obtained by tbe rein
lar mails and by selling tne perlndlcals a d maga
zines at tbe lowest .oWb e prices Thoie desiring
the latest Intelligence should visit T.euwuh a News
Kiupoiluoj. at No. 1U7 B Tulnl strei-U
Lois of Alpaca Sac ss.
Lnls of Linen Rarki,
J ils of the Chicuit". Linen flarkt.
Lot 0 lite Wioeolnle hunters,
l.itU 0 Duck Nnekt
JmU 0 H ints VetiU,
l.U of J, men run's ami Vet's,
AU fi esn und very nice
ITg- Alpacas from 2t$ to '.
Mb-Jahlus torn l Hi to It etc, tie,
Wanam.ker A Brown,
Oak Halt,
R. K. Corner of fi xth and Market tt reels,
JUT A good lot of Vlrt (rumen's Long Hacks,
GROCERIES, ETC.
M
N.
THE FIKST KEW ST. JOHN'S
SMOKED SALMON
Offered For Salo this Season.
SIMON COLTO-N & CLARKE,
GItOCERS,
S. W. Corner BROAD and WALNUT Sis.,
816 tilths
PniLADELHtA.
A( f'BNTNi -TUB ItF.MT KOAHTEB COP.
'1 U ever mIu Iu l'liiindelptiia, a WlLMO.M'Jl
old f-siaoilebed Tea Warehouse, No. 1M CllKSJUT
Bireet
30
C-F.TN.-U001 NT BO NO R0 4WTED
colt:; at wii.wo.vn.
No. 236 CHK- Uf M.rent,
rrr cents.-Java coffee, in lauuk
JJ Uuvernuentsa;ks at WlLMlK'k.
I7NOI.IN1I t'lllCUIIHV, FOR H4KINU
j CuH'ee rlon ami mruu For sain at tVI MO.N'I
old established Tea Wa.ebouse, No. Ut ollKaNUT
street.
80
CNTN PER roVNO.-UOODNTMONa
ULAtUIKA, WlksOX'M,
NO. 2S1 Cfl h. U 1 Blreet
O"
iRAXUE I'KMOE A N II :NL.IKII IIKEA.K-
FAVr it;-, at H1L.NUM K Tea Warehouse..
No WB i'ii FJsND r Htreet
'IFTIKUNFKOMTIIK IIKNTTEAN INTI1K
ll lTV, lor sale to-day at W I ISOM'o.lS 'Httistmut
SEWING MACHINES.
T H E GREAT
AMERICAN COMBINATION
BUTTON-HOLE 0VERSEAMINU
AND
SEWING MACHINE,
Its wonderful Popularity Conclusive l'rool
of its Great Merit.
Tbe Increase In tbe demand for this valuable
Macblnt baa been TENFOLD durlug tbe last seven
uuntbs of Its first year before the public
1 bis grand and surprising success is nnprecedented
In the history ei Sewing Machines, and we feel fully
warranted In claiming that
IT HAM NO EttVAL,
Being abeolutely the beat
FAMILY MACHINE
IN THE WOULD,
And Intrinsically tbe Cheapest, for It Is really two
Machines combined In one. froid at tbe
S. We Cor. of ELEVENTH and CHESS UT,
PHILADELPHIA. 5 luituthlf
A T
N T E D.
PANTS SCOURED AND STRETCHED
From 1 to 5 inches,
AT M0TTET, FRENCH STEaM DYELNU
AND SCOUKLNU.
No. 20J SOUTH NINTH STREET,
AND
No. 730 It ACE STREET,
7 !S i f UILAUKLPaiA.
" vfCniinETJ.
. -'h of Aprtt, at the rest
. FI"-VAWrrH.-On hln, by the R". M.
fleoo of tbe Hev. Axlrew B)an. to Mlaa COH-
H. Bnrrlll, Mr. W'M.IAW A. . w
DIU A MA RTI ST. both of thai ctty. ., h the
JOOUWfN LFJtVN4RD'n Jurf TIW
BeT J. Ptpenoer KennaM, Mr. FflANfC CHMJD.
to Viae hVK LENNABD. both Of this elty.
PltrPBKR HANCOCK.-on the lath tnirtant, trf
tbe Bev. Ueorae Frear OLIVER C. PKIfJIfK IV
MABTHA H. KAJNIX1C.
DIKD.
OOPF.-Oa ths 14th Instant, PHILIP OOPB, In tha
Tlibyew of bis age.
The relatives and friends of the family, Ihe Weoca
coe Steam Fire Knelne Company No U, and the rt.il
dlers or tee War of HIS are rmpeotfiiUy Inrtted to at
tend the fnneral, from his late lasideno. No. tS
Cbr silan t'reet on bun'lav afternoon at i o'oec. lo
proceed 10 Macbpelah Cemetery.
DKOROOT.-vu me lath instant. Mrs. SUSAN DE
QKUOT, relict of the late captain James 1) Urooi, In
the 75' b year of her age.
Tbe relaiiv- and mends are Invited to attend the
funeral, from Ibe residence of ber son, Ja.ne Di
Uroot, No. 8.U h. Blghib street, On Fr day. th 17-l Ill
s' anr. at i o'clock. Interment at BU Paul's Mr &
Church.
KDWAIITS, On the Isth Instant. BAR tH B
WARDS, wife f tbelate Thomas Kdwards. In the
SflHi year of ber age.
The relatives aud friends of the family are respect,
fully Invited to attend the fnneral, from ber l'e
residence. No, 1167 Hanover street, on Hunday after
noon a- 6 o'ef ek.
KNNIH On the 14th Instant. HARRY B4UN
PH HH, son of Wllilam and Margaret JCunls, aged 17
mniilhH.
The relative and friends of tbe family are Invited lo
attend the funeral from the residence of bis paren'v
rear of No. 117 Clirlstiau street, no Friday morniog at
9 o'clock. To proceed to C. C. Cemn ery.
JONJts.- On the 1Mb Instant. WALT KB TIENRY,
Infant son of William It aid Ella M. Joues.
1 he relatl vea and irieudaol the family are respeet
fully Invlied to at end lb" luoeral, from Ills prentt
reaitiem. No 'ill H tines street, Uermantuwu, on
Saturday, tbe IStt Initaot. at o'clock.
LAWS -On the 14tb instant, EDWIN HENRY
LA WB, In the S4tn 1 ear of his age
h Is male irieuua are tvxrn fully Invited lo attend
his funeral Irora bis laie reside!. ce, No. 1621 tj. fourth
street, en Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
MclULLUUGH. On toe I4'h inntaut MICHAEL,
son ol Ptter aDd Miry McCullougb. axed 15 years.
The relatives aud frleuaa or ih lauiliy are respeat
f tally liiviwa to a' tend tbe funeral, from the residents
PI lil" parents. No. 2 It Filbert street, on Friday moru
Ing at s o'clock, without further notice.
Mrnti VITT. On the 14th Instant. JOHN, son of
Tbnn as and Mart an t MvDcvlit, aged t years.
1 lie relatives ana menus 01 tne intuiiy are renpwci
fnllv Invued tu attend the funeral, trom the residence
of his parents, Nu. 417 b. t'xti eoib street, "n Friday
morning ai t o'clock Funer I service at St. Fat
rit k's Cliurcb. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
McnoNALI. Suddenly, on the evening of the
I4tb luxiaut. at the residence ol his brother-in-law, Dr.
J. t lark, tower Mnon, Moiiig vnery county. DUN
CAN MAC'DiJNaLD. aged 60 years.- ... , .
ills relative and tricmus are respectfully Invited
f attend Ms fnneral from bis lesldeoce No. 8:0 N.
wroni street, on Bnturday morning ai 9 Vrlock. Fu
nerel to proceed to Laurel Hill, isteckorldge, Conn .
Manchester. Mass., ana uraua itapius, men., pairs
please copy.) '
maTHKWi. On tbe isth Instant. WILLTAM E..
son 01 William H and 4ru M .thews, aged 6 years.
The relative ana menus oi .ne muinj are imintji.
fully invited 10 attend me fnneral, from the resilience
ol his parents No. ltll ou n s reet. on Monday attr-
nnnn at O OlOCa. 10 pruvw w Truar.uit Dtreet
Vault
MKYFR3. On tbe lltb Initant KLLKn MEYKRH,
.,1 Mnriln Mtveri. Jr.. uinl ditugiiterot WiIIikui
Bty bert. i.. In the Tli year of ber age.
A loving a n ful biul wire is gone.
An a tlVci innate mo ber and friend.
Forever with Christ not a one.
To rest where pleasures never end.
Then farewell husband baby il-nr.
Thtiugii ab-ent from yon, o not fnar,
Cod wl 1 protect ai'd ciiiunr too.
Ho love one auother a. 1 loved you.
The relniivna and friends of tbe family are rewpect
fully invited m "eni li-r fnneral. from 'be retl lean 1
of her bubband.No. 1KU4 Nrlh mrest.on Kfd.v atr.
n d. at 8 o'clock. To prtcood to Olenwo jd Ce-rio-tery.
MORGAN. On tbcllth Inita-t. K 4.TK LTNCDLT,
dauKliter of tleoTe W, and Kate Mo gan, a;et 2 yea s
a mmiitiH auu u davs.
The relative and friends of the family are reanect
fully inviied tos'iend thi funeral, from the rwllnce
Ot lier peren s. No 2S4 Jitr- ls stre 1. on Frl-lav altar
noon ai 6 o'o ot k. Tn r'oceel ti Ltayette Cemotery.
PCHAFFFR.-buddenly, on the 15:h Instant. M.
GK''Rnll M H ft H. I" " (16 h year Of n's ag.
The relatives and frieuds 01 the tauiliy are resnecr
full) invited to attend f lie funeral, from h s late resi
dence, No- l'!7 M (teven'b stre-t. on l-undy ine IHti
instant, at 6 o'clock P. M. To proceed to the Uuloa
Jeneterv,
hi rN RV On the lflih Instant. FLORK SCE. daugh
ter ot J. C. aud iiiutuu bliiney, aged 5 years auu 6
"The'iionds of tbe family are resper'f illy Invttedjo
attend the fnneral, (mm ner pare it ' reilleoce. N
ll0Blirard avetiue.on K urdi.y. tne IS h luatult a
o'clock. Interment in Lau 01 Mill.
AmebicaN
Life Insurance Company,
Of Philadelphia
S. E. Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets.
JKfTJiis Institution hat no tuyt-rwrin the United
HtuUM tilO
O L L O WAY'S
COXCEXTRATfil) KSSK VCK
OF
JAMAICAJflKGER.
A ri'RE ESSENCE OF THE TRUE
-JABIAICA UIMIER.
Free from Cayenne Feppr or any other admixture
potsekslug
AH the Carminative ami dilTiisivelv stimu
lating nroiierties
Which ae so potent In tue J aw. lea Ginger al me
and which are so etticacl us In all cases of Chills fr mi
Kxpohure toColdor DAOupneua. Collo Chuiera Mor
bus, 1 iarrhota, etc
OB8EKVK A half teaspoonful ot Holluway't Gin.
ger Is strong" r and more ctTcC'lvs than a fuiltev
sptonlul ot any other In tbe market.
PBKPARK.D BY
JCHNSTCN, H0L10WAY & COWDEN,
No. mi ARCH STREET,
78 PHILADELPHIA.
FOR SALE.
FOH SaLK. A KIUST-CLaSd SILVER
plaled Ware Manuf.otjry irde esmOiuhed,
Address I. H , at ihls otttc. 7 IS ill
TO RENT.
R
RENT,
rUEMlSES, No. 8C CHESNUT SU,
FOR BTUP.K OR OFFICE.
ALSO, OFFICES ANI LA BGK ROOMS sultabl
for a Commercial Colluga. ' J at
6Mtf BANK it THE REPUBLIC
PERSONAL.
DOUNTIBS, PENSIONS,
PRfZB MONEY,
and aH clatmsBgalnst tbeNatlonal and State Govern
ients promptly collected. Call on or address
UkOKGIS W. FOBDa
No. 241 DOCK Hfest,
6Btuth2lt One door below Third,
COPARTNERSHIPS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIIAT TIIE
limited partnership heretofore ea-lstlug oieeo)
toe uuoeisi ueu uuuer ma name or uaiL bUltalik,
la luls day alssolved by mutual ounsent.
J MIL HoHALK.
CUAJUJftl JK N N n.
Pb.!lda.,Ja)7l,A1D. 1W, a UUxl
liMMFR RESORTS.
pLCAOURC TRAVEL, 1868.
TIIE CATAWISSA RAILKO VD
IHnt Excursion Tickets, it (Jrcatly Re-
auced Rates, to
NIAGARA TALL8.
Mmtreal, Quebec, River Saguenat, WM
&nntain, Lake Champtain, Lake Oeorge,
Saratoga Fprinyi, etc.,
COMPRIF INfl
FIFTY DIFFERINT ROUTES.
Tickets Oood until Noreinbcr 1, and rrlri
lege to La j Om at anj VoiaU
VThefe routes offer to tourists and pleasure sseksrs
scenery unsurpassed la this oeantry.
Oulde books, Oeaorlptlve of the route, and all necet-
eary loformatlonrcan bs obtained at the cempsuys
Office,
No. 25 CHESS UT Street, Philadelphia.
N. VAN HORN,
7lthslnSt OKNRRSL PASNOF,R AORST.
s
U M si e a
R E S O E T S
UN LINE OF PHILADELPHIA AND READIN8
tlalliHUAU An U JlKArUli ito.
MANSION BOUSE, SIT. CARBON,
rs. Caroline Wnnder. Pottavllle P. O., BohuylklU Co
UbCARORA HOTEL,
Mrs. M. L. Miller. Tusearora P. O . Bchuylktll Oc
MANSION HOUSE,
w. tr Hmith, Mahanoy City P. O., Schuylkill Oe
WHITE HOUSE,
X. A. Mosa. Raadlnv
ANDALUSIA,
Henry Weaver, Reading P. O
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
Dr. a. smith, Wernersvllle P. O., Bucks Co
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL, Lebanon Co
Cba. Kodearmel. Box iso. narruhnra v. a
B0TERT0WN SEMINARY,
I M. Koons. Bovertown P. fX. Rarka rvi
LITIZ SPRINGS,
George T. Urider, Litis P. O., Lanchstar Co
PERKIOMEN BRIDGE HOTEL,
Davis Longaker. Freeland P. O.. Monurnmarv rm
PROSPECT TERRACE;
Ir. James Palmer, Freeland P. 0 Montgoraerj
H C EN I A HOUSE,
C01.I.IXS' BEACH, DELAXVAKE,
Is new open for tbe reception of gnpsts. This fava
rite place of resort la hevititully si itated at a point
on the Delaware B-, a few mltislroai ihe Csps. It
has a beautnul lawn Iu front, well Shaded, good sal
water bathing, sailing, etc. Take steamer Perry
Arch street wbarf.
7 10 im FRANK COLLINS, Proprietor.
Post Office address. Da.ky nevlPe. Dal.
P HE ""CATS KILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Tbls favorite SUMMER REEORT, situated on th
OAfEILL MOUNTAINS, State of New York, ant)
otmn aiidlng Ihe Quest view In America, having bees
recently enlarged, will be open from JUNK 10 tc
K.TOBFR I.
Terms, $450 per day, or $ 2800 per week.
S ages connect at Cntfklil with all ot the Hudsor.
HI er Railroad trains, and the day oals from New
York or Aiiiany
Also wltn tbe steamhoata Thomas Powell and New
Ohampion, leaving Pltr 85, foot of FRANKLIN
-treet. New York, dally, at B P. M faturiUys at
P.M. 6 9 2mJ CHAKLK8 L. BK 4 CII. Proprietor
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC ClTr, NEW JERSEY.
FIRST ORAM)
Pr.CIYicKADE CONCERT AND HOP,
SATURDAY EYEN1N(J, JULY 18.
MUSIC UNDER THE EIRIX' TlOJf OF MR.
SIMON 1 AeSLRU. 7 lest
QONGRE8S HALL,
CArE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY,
Will receive enests June 23.
Terms $1'00 icr Uaj $2500 per week.
ricase address,
J. F. CAKE,
6 0 tutbszm
CAPK ISLAND.
yHE NEPTUNE HOUSE,
ATLAKTIC CITT, N. J.,
lias been enlarged, repainted, refurnished with new
furniture and spring beds, and Is now open for tbe
reception ol visitors. It is within FIFTY YARDS ot
Ibe beach. JOHN bMICK, Proprietor.
ROBERT Ij. FURY T 18 lm
IP
ITED STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J
W llibe opened for the reception of guests on
feATHimAT, JUNK 87.
Bfvt under the ditection of Simon Hassler
Persons wishing to engage rooms can do so by ap
plying lo
BROWN & WOELITER, Proprietors,
ATLANT C 'JITY. or
6 2 Om No. ksi RICHMOND Street.
PiliLAl)ELPHIA HOUSE, CAl'K I BLAND,
N J. I now open lor tbe Sum ni-r season. Faml
1 es deelrlnk a quiet home at tne sea shore at a mode
rate j r i u. will call on or addreas K. UbvIi'FirU, No,
It 04 til KSN L'T Htieet.
Attiiclu a to the efiaiillshment Is a Hue of coaches,
lor the accommodation of guests. 6 ii lm
T"""ue"tbkmont house, cafe may, is
now open for the season
Terms-t 60 pr oay, or ti8 per week.
UUMPKRKY HtTOnKa,
1 23 lm Proprietor.
FTAGS, BANNERS, ETC.
1868.
PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST.
FLAUS, JUNNERS, TRANSPARENCIES,
AND LANTERNS,
Campaign Radges, Medals, and Tins,
OF BOTH CANDIDA TiC6),
Ten different styles sent on receipt of One Dollar
and, Fifty Cent.
Agents wanted everywhere.
Flags In MusUa, Bunting, and Bilk, all sites, whole
sale and retail. .
Political Clubs fitted out with everything they may
require. .
CALL ON OR ADDRESS
W. F. 8CHEIDLE,
No. 40 SOUTH TULUD STREET,
(H (fry rtULADBLPiUA
FINANCIAL.
IfTURiinninifo.
. . m . .z mi
BUY couroNs OP -
GOVERNMENT BONDS
AT SAME FICE AS GOLD.
AGENTS FOB THE SALE OF TIIE POPU
LAR LOANS
Central and Union Pacific Rail
road First Mortgage Bonds,
rrlaclpnl and Interest Tayable In Gold.
COUPONS OP 1IJE3K BONDS CASHED AT
OCR OfPTCK.
Dealers in all Government SecnriUcs.
. SMITH, BAND0LPH & CO.,
No. 16 South THIRD Street,
710
PHILADELPHIA.
N 8
or TUB
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or
The Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
SAB
Central Pacific Railroad Co.,
Paid at the Canting House o
WM. PAINTER & CO.,
No. 36 S. THIRD Street,
iu
PHILADELPHIA,
TYIio have the Pacific Ronds on hand for
immediate delivery.
New Descriptive Pamphlets, with Map,
furnished without charge, on application.
LEHIGH VALLEY
BAILKOAU COMPANY'S
MORTGAGE BONDS, DUE IN 1803.
$5,000,000,
With Interest at Six Per Cent., Payable on
the First Day of June and Decem
ber of each year,
FREE FROM STATE AND UNITED
STATES TAXES.
These Bonds are secured by mortgage on the fol
lowing Raj .roads belonging to this Company, namely,
be main line trom Pbli 'lpaburg. New Jersey, tbrongb
Maucb Cbuok to Wliktubarre, Pennsylvania, lul
miles: tbe Beaver Meadow branch, 17 miles, and tbe
Ler lgband Habanoy branob, miles, making a
total of 161 miles or road, Including 78 miles double
track, eqnal, with sidings, to S09 miles of single track,
tog'tber with aU lai da, bridges, worktops, ma
chinery, depots, engine bouses, and buildings there
unto belonging, and all rolling Block, tor, lmote
meots, and materials b'ljuglng to tbls Company, la
une on tbe said Bailroads.
Tbls mortgage Is a first lien on all or tbe above
Boads, except 48 miles, from Eastun to Mancb Chunk,
onwbicblt Is preceded by a mortgage for l,Wo.ooo
dne In 187a, the Bonds of which are exchanging, ai
last as presented, for the present Issues; tnose not
presented nntli maturity are to be paid oat of the pre
sent loan, making It a tir.t mortgage on the above
mentioned property.
$1,000,000 OF THESE RONDS,
Either Coupon or Registered,
Are offered al ninety-live per centum, with Interest
from the day of salo, fiee from btate and United
fetaies' taxes.
CHARLES C. LONUSTRETH, Treasurer,
OOlceof tbe Leblgb Va ley Rallroa! O nrnn,
7 1 lm No. 80S WAI MIT Street. Philadelphia.
GOLD BOUGHT.
DE HAVEN & BR0.,
No. 40 SOUTH THIRD ST.
U lm
gEYEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS
Of the Pennsylvania and New York Canal and
Railroad Company, Oaarantoed, Principal
and Interest, by tha
Lehigh VallevBailroad Company,
For Sale at 5, and Interest from June 1.
C. & H. R0RIE,
No. S MERCHANTS' EXCHANOK.
BO WEN Hi FOX,
m inn, pro. IS MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
QITY OF PITTSBURG WATER W0EK
BEVEN PER CENT. BONDS,
FOB BALE BY
W HELEN BROTHERS,
tn. lus Mvutu i fil sl Mtretv
FINANCIAL,
POPULAR LOAN 8.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
At 102,
And Accrued Interest:
CENTRALPACinC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
At 103,
And Accrued Interest.
Bonds on hand for Immediate delirery.
FuU Reports, Slaps, Etc, furnished vpoa
application.
De Haven & Bno..
No. 40 SOUTII THIRD STREET,
tu
philadhlphia;
QANKINC HOUSE
OF
Nos. 112 and 114 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Dealers in all Government Securities.
Old 5-20s Wanted in Exchange for New
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COL! KCTIONS MADK. BTODKB bought and sola
on Cumulation.
Bpeclal business accommodations reserved for
ladles. ' Tls
QLENDINNINQ A DA VI 8.
po. S VTH TniBO aTBevn
Stock and Gold Brokers.
QUOTATIONS OP NEW YORK STOCKS
AL WA Tb ON SAND, llf
B. SLMDIKKIirS. n. JOBJf K. DATH
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
UATIL SEPTEMBER 1, 1808,
We Shall Close Dailj at 5 P. M
a r
. Saturdays 3 P.M.
CLARK & DIDDLE,
Jewelers and Silversmiths,
No. 712 CHESNUT Street,
it InlUrp PHILADELPHIA.
No. 819 CHESNUT STREET,
Have just finished a large rarlet
or
SILVER ARTICLES,
Especially Suitable for
BRIDAL PRESENTS,
AU of entirely cew and beautiful dosignsu
No. 819 CHESNUT STREET
lttntnst
PH1LADBLPHIAJ
C. & A. PEQUICNOT,
Manufacturers of WATCH CASKS, aad Doalaa,
la Amerloaa and Imported ,
W A T C H E 8,
Ne. U Boath BUT H Btreesk
I MTPUtlhS MnnmtnctorVi Ho. tt ft FLTTM air.
REFRIGERATORS. .
RE F R I Q K B A T O. B S
AT BKVltW POLL A KB AND UPWARD mT
WATKBOOOLKHB.CLOTHKtt-WRlNaaa. ABTD
WAbHKita, and a general Tailsij of HOUHX-f U&
MIBBINa UOOD8.
B. A. WILDMAN & BRO..