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tet'it.ties. of Iron. distanct;s' to market, - &c., .which
...rft more than the Map - itself..: Price in Sheets,.
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Thest 34.stut. ercept those on Rolle - is, ivhich can be
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It:or Subser 4 prion , to th,! ..Ifiners' Journal r.irice.
Ri , tle to .1:6 19 • ..-
• 5:2'1'.5
nxil It
ryle. to Dec 1. '65 .... 2 75
ha C. !lathy to Dec.t.
K June,! to Jan 21, .C,€••• • • - • ‘•
I:er , -h to Jnn 1,- '45 . • • ,
J:unkt Sk7tiapril to r/ re
Wil:l3m Feb' I. , 63,. ; . ,
DantPt 1-'4.7ht Jun , !
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-ti•a.:th It Ilant:eft. , l%,:
TA !‘,..S I.eio kite Apcli 4i_ ch.
whi , nkd 1?,, , ,....4.71te Irtiv ,
rfeur, Miillne to jilne. It `di- •
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-3 it N0t.t.0. , .•••,Y0 -
John P011e5d , ..t , ...T.1.et 10. ..4•5
firm B tr.;
Darid - Mnif. ' • '
M A?ril 'l;sl...
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Vcrrriert:+"iatt 1. 915
Simon I.llc - cl7l , 11. Dec' 1,.9:4
fi.l' tc,.'eaa 1, . , ...
John I.r to Mar 1, 915, -
A Knapii , .o S•ov 1: - 'O.
has Merish. - n, t o 1/ec 14. 98.1
,T;e•ob . 1" liwie to April:24,l'lu
Feb S.
D It V, 1...7.1.1x t4i Nov Y4.,•t;;.
I'S Ym - 17. to Dee I7:.•ti4_:
to :Dee 94:.'61
S Et• o.‘ enito' Dec 19.• , 45 • ' 75
Aramet to a ithe .27,, ..... 1 4 0
v._,•••••,o Dna: , to June 17 . . 4:5- • ' • 1 49
E D Thtiutas to - July 2 0.y , ,..;.:..... .
InwreoPm 1.1;,v1A Jr to Jun 1,••65. .. ... 2 7 - 5
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Ben: y Strilh:u'aiii to Oct 11;•4G5 _
Lewir , NW:yr to Martt
Ntrs ,1 1 . 4 :11 1 - 1 . 1. - 111wig:tu I,'•Gt;
acorve Harney “) Mavn,
CrAft - ,t Wriid U, .Jnu
Johil .to Mar
I ; 7anktily Cniil Co u; Jan 1. •iS
MIIIIN=VEM
11=1E
isa3c Nluver •1"..
.. . _ .. .
John.ll:irjee tp Julio . il. '6:,. - ,' - • , - • 1 .40
(.11.1r 7 . , 5• l'arry to Dec .4 4 - .3. ' ' .) rr,
113,•(d Curntniilg-.4 to :ran 1 '66 ...., . .-....' • '2 - 715
5 H Fri. , wl...t. Co to Feh.,l. t o . • 2 - .78
Hiram Chnnce tie July 1. .111`. ''' ''. .. . - • • - 5 711
I“n, - .pll A tkin.firto bt.c S. •41'..„....., -• . '73
1 . 411iel Ibunbuil to I)re.l. '63, - '
Jme.il , Seltz, 1)
rto .e'.13..:',(.15 ' , - -• •
-4.,;'1,; Willerto Jan . 1. %.;(1, ' ;
C \S" McKelvey o
elvey to Athr It: .. , 5 . .... ' ' 2 75
Ga]Cli Wherlei . to',,nly.l, I,..' L '';'• .- • • - - • -3 no'
13 FGvitlitli to Jon 1. '66.. 7•:•••• 7 . - ' • .2' 73 i
Wni l'ollo ,- Te.to Jill': E '65 .
A Freeland to Jan 1, '66 ..., ..... ...'..... . .. ' . I'3o
It U lierkl:el4..r to 'Jan 14, '66 • 1 50
Joiln I'llill;p. , to Jan -1,'.'66 9 75
J,:irt Zerhe to June 21.'63 • • . ' • . 140
S .E.. - Gr..‘ . . , m to Jan 1.'6 , 1 - •" -- • ' '2 75
.J 0..., S Raudeubmh to Jan 1, '66 ' ' - ' ' - -2 75.
%Br , I iti trey to' Dec 27. 7,'':‘ , .. , '.- ... ' ... ' .... .. : ... '. . , 0 1 :50 1
iti S 1. - o'ler 10 rfe, '20: . '05..._ - ' 14'0
joint 11 Smith to • Fer) 1,'66' . '. • . - .2 75
Davi , . l •• • • l Prir7.lt.i.Tun 1. - 60 ' •• • • 2 75
:Wm' H:lioyer! to j 01y I. '65 - ' .. .2 •75 -
~ , tar Betz to Mar 2' , , '65 - '•• . • -' . . • . 175
Wm' M Itn - nrl;iilto Sept -1...
.65; ' " -'. ' - 1 0 0
(;. 1 11”..rtl . Dort . to Ort 3. '6 , , . . . -• , . 3 (JO'.
.iicllctr,ip . .l . ; ti:at toJoii 1. '66 • • 75.
5 .5 . 111 '::.].): inui to Nov 17,-'64 • - .• --, 5 , .00
Jr.MFrick to • Den.27. '65 .. . - ' ' . 2 0 75'
Lie..=.1.1 . .7,0r0. Harris to Dee 22..`65 . - ' ' O . 1 - 30
.1 1 1111: ,, II.Iiil:Vt4 to 'April 1, '66 . . . • 5 00
01:".riall Gan" to Jun I. '66 - ' . • ' ' . . .2 75
t o rt NVei'.ington JO,nes to Jan 1. •60..;,.............,:..... 2 75
F l % . It iw to Jan 1; '66 , . IS
Wm F J0n,.. , ;f. y, lan 1,- '66 .... -. .. r . .:
...... • rr• i: •. • . . 2.73
,lton , Irate rowel to Jan 1. '66........- .. ... -' -2.75:
-AVni Dreher to jau I, • '66 2 75
tan liai'..ker Jr Cock to' Jail 1.'"'66 00 , - • 2 75
- win 1' Mondry to, Jan . 1,65 -. ' -- ' . ...2 75
11D M , :Ginnia to ,Jan 1, '66 . . - •,- , . '2. 75
Ii W stnlth N• Jan .1. '6d • • - . 2 75.
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AAA Bail to Jolv.l. ' , .1:, ' .. . ' ,2' TA
.E 13 .11e!maan to - Ai; 1...66 . - -
Thornas Patten Sr to Jan
. 5. '66 • - . -2 75
1 1 r A Shultz. to - gan.1.."66 . . . 2 Ir,
Jos - E Jackson.t.O.Jan 1. '65. . , '• '. - 1 . 75.'
th.ino , Cooch to 1. *66 .
.Wm 11 Richmond to Jan,l,-`66 - . ' ..' 275
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A'S D..11,ei to Feb 1, '66 . '
•Wm.lirolvini . ll - to.llcl 1. 'f.5...... ...... ..... *-. .:'. 2 . 75
4 '0511 . r - 4 liar-t., .1 , 1n,i.. , 66. 75
.11itifei it ocli to . .lan 1 -Nt6 .... -••
Ali; 0t.. - . - .I t Ntor,gan,to Janl,••66 " . • '' . : ''' 75
. kitii} W. Iteckto.Apr.ll.l, '6l , .... .. -: .. .'..... ....... : 2 .75 .
7 1',Iiotjiaf , :11..nniner.,to Jan 1.'67 - - . '2 73
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0t.'i ,. .) 013 30,.1:11 1 1..66, . •
.. ,• . •2 . 75-
I (ntA . ; M.S'e.ra t0:Jtin.1,, , 66 '.. . . '.' 73 -
;1 - .1. , Steo:e.'io'isiol'. 1,'64 • , . -. •: :3 ou
isaaC.D . lloltue's IO Jal: 1 , ! t ...4 ' ' ..T.:: : - .' - 2 -"lii
St Hite: ‘'ii.Th... , inpsoit to •J'.fly*-1, '1,5, .- ......... ...... 2 .5
hate C` B• - •ir to: Jun 1. - •116
JM. nrecti. to jun I;'L6. _ - • . • - • 2.75
Itolatid:Jon tO.Ji.u. - 1..'66 ' . • 275
Jacob Deutsch-to Jan:l '66. ' • . 275
-' 1V \NTl:lliinnipiliately. at this , otlice: IL'Jour:
npyinart understands
ap Ipantscript 10p..800k Woik.- and - also Job
bing. ,
.. . .
Tar 4iiot:i of Venn . ytylva u
nia nder• the: late
-;411 fur tutee Immilred .tholisam.l :wen has
i..neen . t.i.xeil at aisty-tw-O,thqusapti.
)frovit Cartuin Railroad , Comparly has
I.IT-0,.1 a 'deed i.)f three per cent., clear
EsTRA , INcomn :TAN.,—Prcsiclent' Lin
coln inc'tniv?. tax, 'and . Assirn
kfit • Secretary. \Var....Watf3 , ,n paid : -
>y - • •
few — . .ash City merchants have _present-
Farragnt l•- - 2. 7 ,0,0o0•inGoverafnent
1. , to Ponds. • TM. , braVe deeds of this.officer
nn,loubtedly ethitled' him tdors..le• mark of
:,1;e ptibliappreciation of hi. , services. pur-j
Penlady us he, had O chance cif Makine: uny
prize mbney: : having emp Mall eid a 'fighting
and not a blockading fleet. • •
,
AI - Ew - days -Since Major - .John Shotk,,
sur4eon,
.anti Capt. Robert H.
7th
acting brigtide inspector. of the . rentiA•l
- cavalry. wertinurdered - in the parlor
of Mr. Grisby's - house; tear Bardstown, Ky
I,y . a party of sixteen Of :Magruder's --guerril
:as. Major She& - belonged to Lebanqn,--r
-rap' t. INlcCormick - was formerly-a teacher in
Lebanon - . " ‘lore recently hewas adinitted to
practice ..the Bar of thisCounty,' • . •
ST.VE•NTII P . ENNsyLvANTA.CxyAoty
F.
„Ste:Ali:l6li ; fonneriv:Atijutant
bur•noic'. Captain of 'Com:-
!iris prepared amt.l)l.lllliSlie, record
-oftlie.S'event.M-front 1661 to
fuli aMi complete; and - is an
il to
and'
nluable oimment not-only, to the friends of
but to PennsylvatMi.,)yliieh-is
`lllmil of the conduct during its term of .Ser-
N:vr, u! the;:;eventh:. •-
Fonsi.rill'aCcept our ack
nowleil.r-ments for intereating..-public awn - -
int. Ms. I.IIC - Dietionary'of thp United States
ingress." ress." couttilCd lip_ Charles I.,anman. 2
, late Librartam•of the itouseis &hook of
fert•pee4ltich has loh been. needed‘byttlie .
.!• - •.' , .rislator 'and •statesdan... It,' contains . bin.
raphmeal.sketches;of f (.‘ongre.., - suien, s . .ndoth-•
es matter in • - connection: witlt . .tha organizp.—
ti in of:thc.-GOverninent, 'rarely. - -found in so'
compact a•form.. A fine work:: • . •••
• .•
THE ..V , LiliniFil'atioti its resolved that
iiis
h ;nest men shall not. occupy official, positions
minder it : Ja uei. S. Chainbers,..NavY I..%gent
in . Philadolphia, has beeri dismissed, .aiid his
tai 4 haS been taken.. pofisessiOn of- by-Pay
ter Watson: of 't he • N'avy, who - per -•
the duties of the station for the.present.
'I oiT6rices idleired against3lr. Chambers
h :int . yet betT publicly Stated, but it is
41int stfelLsinutuary action would
have - beere taken .by the authorities • without
g,oodreritionS.. • • . • .
.- . .
• ; . . Gobi , Is Ci - is.ft.crictr.•-:Dr - Keith, • 'the
i - • - ininericlogist, •alid the .owner . of 'a - [rant of
land in Greenwich: ConneeticuL has discor-
I ' • ered upon it a gold yeirt; which be ia al. prc" . S‘'
. . exit actively' engaged
.in mining: .One' piece
- alone of o' precious -.- metal 'Was - brought to .
'i r :coy' York-city, -:and valued at overf , ..li/00.- , -.. I . - .
. . . .
'' • •1 he land on which ibis discnvery.,•Was *- made } 7 04.*E7f...i PresS,.6aVs . ::` I-the long - licit.of - pii
~. ..
Fort Carbch...
•••
..- Nes' formerly mined. fur rOli per ore.- a cnnsid- -1 - o:•oll'anies resell tea 'to tliP Pliblic f :7 Val P s- . Pottiirille..-1:.
'•'--' .
arable tin:entity , of which was 'at 04C nine dtti; ''(- cliff, .. -fl ii C IPP 3w ," ° 1 t . ar• - Schuylkill I:lave:it.
' • - -- • • '', I, trotemo Itasin, - litiown as•the.- Great. C.. arent, • e ... 4ti „..
•
• . ' Big' elierr4' the'llrnalt Ron,' andthe 'Red liank'_. • Port Clinton.: .... .
'-.•••• ' ' -----L fir,_-.- : ohicpanies • . jitstOrganizpa suil- flow preparing to: , ••.- . • • •
''',- . • Hi .. ti TE:S-rrtinNY . .-JtlLisian • and .German "'oonietice•operatioti on several large trot- ...
• ,iv riteri.-prpnou nco Mr. It t.. Carey -. c i land kfiltlit. the Clarion river selected hv the Hun.-C p re y t oas ty thli t te ar ...
~,,,, .
the Greatest -iiviug.nuth(iriti,„ in the . s o c n i e 6 3c 9 .e `..l P. , .:ltiiMsdell, cultic/oer exp'ericincied Zit ops_ratew...• : .•-. • • ' '' - .
,' o f Oil rify.with special reference to•tlicirr clue tie . . : Total •
. 1 • (if. political .econonty: A.Ritssian w . riter-says ' oil-productog territorv. These • lands einicia..se ..To name time ltif.l. year
':',.": flop . the . services • , -Of Carey' have been nit- acute tirteim hillldrell celes, .14 tracts Varyitig- . - :
- mense: He has disetiVered . the• formula'"for . front .4i.th , 41 , ..e. to cult li imdred acres, and alt lying
the id w
piea inch has Become 'celebrated aniCing I
'" . the defenders ''of civilization'" (ntitionil pro . ...
,
Gress ;) he has disprov.ed the fatal necessity 01'
_S,'V . poverty • and crime, those pretended . coni. we n s ; •
hi the viCtnitY of ciereral wells - now - :pi•odneing. -..
, Experience lias fully demonstrated the . trisdoni . of • -
.. the purchase of , whele tracts of la..ud as 'the only : •
guarantee itgainat-tbe interference of neighbering• •••.".
and•Pialuiest. ev.ery 'case oil ainterprisen.so. .t,34, err y'die e k . ,...
'' - i .. panions . of civilization, . destructive to: eeo- gnarded•hare been permanently suctint4sfuLl 'The • .swictant Railroad .
(.- •li ()uncial barmonV.:. .. ••". - . - ' - land?. of these •coinpanies lie nuntedietelyr -Upon ' union 'c'en4l.Railros9.
.51A.s.oNtc.—At the annual communication
orthe Graticil;Odge ppf Pennsylvania belifou
the 27th ult., in;Philadelphia, the following
named batliren h aving been elected • =Abe
stll, for the. ensuing' •Thtionic year, . wet% in
stalled: Brothd Lucius H. - Scott, R. W;G.
31astei; Brother - Joint L: Goddard,' R)
D. G. - 31aster ; Brother Mehardlttini, - 11: W.
S. G. Warden ; Brother. Robert A. Lamber
ton, R. W, J. G. Warden., Brother Peter
Willis:llion, 'R. W._ a. . - Trettairer .; „Brother
Wm. Ti; Adams, R W.„G.,,-,Secretary. Bro.
Geo. IL' McCabe wakr,.o§idiant e d • District
Deputy Grand . '3laster for..idehOlkill Coun
ty- -
The elected ofticent ofthe - Grand
Holy Rev - al Arch Chapter - or,
arC: Comp. George W.- Ikr. E. G.
High Priest ; Comp. Samuel...C.:Perkins, M.
E. G. King; Comp. Geo. etiscom, 31 .• E• G.
Scribe ; .Comp. Peter Willlitoigton; M. E• ( L s .
Treasnrer ; Comp. W.'ll44darits. M.
Secretary. Companion - Geci IC. McCabe was
appointed District DepUtyGnutd - Migh Priest
for Schuyikiil&Om' ,
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• WE WISH ttiTTE . GE tIPOR,oni - - cotelifporakieii; it e
. P4eks Co, ../itietagencer,-.thePottst7iDir
and other - papera.which has'e' Oen-tin:4Y ,
tion to the subject of ;reforming the.abnie of the
jury syetern, that special legialationin'tifewoerari::
ties i - her 6 grown unbearable. 'is'nOt
.the proper step .to. take . .The'frhole. plan. cif .
drawing jtirie;i rs, as-we shotied. .last weee; rani-
callY defeetß-C,'inadequate to the- administration,
.of.justice, and dangerous to the : sestirity . 'of ev . e.;.'
ry citizen. - , While :uatters may not be. so bad in
dhestei. Montgomery,, .Lebanon' as
Selluylkill, there is-danger that theyrmay . becoble
en, 'for the fUtfegliards.iii the law . againaV abiute
and . poveysion an... neither strong nor clearly de,
ask bur brethren of she Pressi• over the
St-Ate to . urge the of the whole wveteni at
iierssion t>f the :Legislature; 17yra gen
eral bito.—N6r,-):4utrii • • •
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,
. . . .
We advocate ITh:irritation in the. sYstem,
and . custom of seleeting -jurers - , in order:, that
the best Citizens may invariably ., - occupy. the
position. , ignorant or intemperate •.men—e
peci;tlly both—shoUldrait beperraittedlo . sit
in judgment in . eases where life 'and proper
ty. are at stake: - If ageneral law. is . needed
and:Nill effect the desired 'reformation, we
wotdd welcome its.enactment.: -
.. . . .
. .
': - Is .speaking of UnpurdSbect homicides in
,its
Midst, the - Chambersburg, Repository - regards
the case, of Lieut. %U.nderbill:-.6s . .one•.most
clearly detnaudirig the severest. punishment.
Col, McClure, says that the.. killin'g. :of Mr.
BedmOn by - ieut. , Underhillwas 'simply,
.a
‘yaufot h . deliberate murder!". The Repository
furl her.says : . • ..:..- -- • • . .
1 40
7.
V. 75
1 )
2 75
1.1).
- • • .. • . • ,
There.wae provocation other than that• they tthe,
soldt yrs?, .took an irregular' way to return to their q uar
ters. just as he [Lieut. Underhill] took an irregniar•avav
o make: them do so; and he soothed the wounded nride
of a little.unbahineed authority, in the blood.oranoldier
-a husband and a Zither., - ,. General Scott, when • Coiti
mander-hi-cliief of the army, did not admit that even In.
a case of mutiny, or, conduct tending to this great crime,
it was justifiable to Shoot 'down vile leader or leaders.
Until the order for arrest has been made and failed: but
Peatenaut assumes . iishoot his men down as it they
'were oxon,becattee,theY'atteamt to return.to their ..du!y,
in an irregular way regardles 'of au bregnlar• order,
and Ooe..Seyniottr signalizes his appreciation of his .
gallantry by. promotMg him to.a captaincy. '
2 7:
2 75
5 50 1
2 51l
2. I' I
2. ;5i
0 5
2
24 ..,05
=EiM
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SrOm CorroN.-:- : Thercis a• large, arhOunt:Of
.SpOol eOttori imPOrted,. anMunting to millions
of dollars, frequently in a tlainalted condition.
There is tiew antnufaetured - atjladley,-Mas-.
saCh ts ; spool cotiOu.bOth for . sewing ma
ehines and , hand needle = work, superior. to arty
imported, and We Avo.uld . adviSe . all theladies.
to inquire for 'Hadley. spo.6l..cottoo at *the
Stores. .The.ladies, by using -domestic
..tifaCtures when they can be'.obtaine'd, - can
aid almost as muehas' oar gallant :solilichs in
the field in putting down the Rebellion, - hy.
keeping Our gold at.home, and . thus keeping
down the
_prices,' both fur the .Government
add the people. 'Ask, tbr.,lladrey.Spool Cot-:
ton, and our merchadts will -'soon proehrelit.
.
vu, Comm usloAitconi... COR*UPT ' qOOl,l
Missaas.7*—AteN'. Sleek; .tile 'Lutheran.
preacher, fornierly: located herd; tl/en - at •
Lamlaster, and inure recently ••at Dayton,
has been ejected from his church:there,
in consequeuee of Ids advocacy Of the:Wretch.;
ed.princiides poor . felloAV,•
he has indeed. fallen since. he lived here.. He
diarang des . inlet patriots: and ch;iit : ioas as
Vallan d igham, a.public hall, of Day*.
. .
Tits. New York World . calls Governor
eloquenvapbealfor:the.abolithin of
very by an ainentlineot tu the ConstitUtion,
nbunknm..": In this spirit We suppose . the
minority in COniress will . . Vote against the
arnen.clinent. Is it impossible tor
. the Oppo,
sit ionic rise out of pitiful phlitics-intO states-.
'BLACK. DIAMOND COAL AND IRON CoNir.i . sl - ---
The lands of this CompaMy - are • thcated ' iii
Mount Carmel: township; Nbrthumberland .
county; and r eontaih•two' thousand
..acres:
.We are indebted to.: the Board . : Ofibil'ethirs
for a copy of the - ehartei; by-lass's. and 4 . 6 . 01 t
of the Company j hat inter= - .
•esting docinhent. . • •• • • : •
. .
rinnia. deserters state that Lee
,ionatitrirtg
a plan to mass all Itislorces . in Virginia; it:larch
into the,Northern States..atid conquer
Itnpr6bable. euicidal.• •
LtseoLs's maprity will probably reach near
four hundreci . andftrrythqusand. -
A sTR A ir • paper mill is 14 ojiej::4ti,:in in•Leb7
.
DrruNa 18(11 therewc:re ,
..huudred mur
ders. in New ' .
. •
A.:Yer's.Atnorititr•Alinainic has no.w..ax:rived ;and
• is read*, fOr .I,••livery . -gratis by all their .. .agents 'W -
I ;all ivho :oail • foi• it. This:. number cont4iiin a
.troatiee Sn So'rOftil•Cand it•*; kindred ci+mplaiutd,
WOFIV.VI 10111 . ,: 11.. a 16.) much
„.. , . .
q..):::eral•niedtoal infornnoion, which is-useful and
should be kept. againt- -a time of 'need in : every'
lanitly . .- on
cipilat'On of •jokes and anecdotes
I is about the best that reaches' us;•and these facts
I
together have giyen it acironlati‘m.+%hieli is -aid
to be the largest of an me book iirthe world.
.
Ladies' and Children's itaiA.
lAtc.ei sr.!, lets at CI IMI L.ES . O.A.KYORD & SONS, Gan
i nental Betel. rhiladelphin. • , . . '4,tl-3ni: -
.
Ladies' F
The largest.a;aortmentAt CHARLES OAKFORD &
SONS, continental hotel, Phfindrlphini
...\V„,I).,
.
• _SmithCarolina. - reftigetlta.say that all tho.iti.
habitant of Charl.:Atoll'have loft %rho could do ao.
Shermazys linecoes ha. c;ofsed groat alarm,. Tho
noce.ss.irib of life are ctx. - ...c!erlingly high. .
.. • •
. . .- , . • - . . .
Gentletnen's liatS.,
... • .-...
• All, MC lateSt: st:vl4, at CHARLES . -.0,1R PORDds
SON'S Corktkuental 116[0, Philadelphia:.
of about - two. thousandYmen; under
Coil 0. D. itehitson. of the 97th coloreddnfantry,
lately made a. raid' into Alabama, tit sever. tele
gra.phiciand.radrod - .minor:lnk:at:out! at rollirrd.
place was reached uit the 16chmlt..„.iind was
found' .to, diave .been'Tyacuated..--. The'. deri4s,
storebouses, - ordniince building, Avith,..4oii stand of
arms, tri!stle . AV rk, hod sc , veraliniles of
,radroad,
Upon- tbe.retormthe - rebel.9..Were
met.at-Littie : "Eseambia, and aftera .s - ev'ere.fig,ht
were rooted. 'Seven - of the- '6IOI.IY ' R tiag* Were
captured. Our durifig theimpedition was
ladies': Fars.
. .
.
.Ftr , husers may n•Tv - tition.t.,ettine the bust Furs :at
CHARLES: OAK . ..FOR - It ..S: SONS, 7Couttneutal Hotel,
PhilnUelphia. ' - • - ' . ' • : •
. . ... . .
. .
--cieneral Thomas' pursuit of. Hood, after the
defeat and flight of the latter frOtit Nashville, was I
arrested at I mrk river by one of -those mistakes,
which seem' to lie constantly occurring Mall Wars.
His: pontoon 't rain was 4ent after . him froth _Nash::
Ville, but did not 'reach . him in titne,' having gone t
off toward 3thrfrdeshorO by some strange blunder
fur which no one ean . account. consequence of
'this Thomas had to. wait three days teeross*Duck
river; during all.of which time Hood .waTrapidly
fleeing toward ,FlOrence;pursued by Wilson's
airy only. When
.Forrest' joined Hood . ..at Duck*,
river; he was haiass6d trio much: by. Wilson as to' . :
be compelled to abandon' two bieces of artillery
and :f vet-4 hundred prisoners .and when he dilll
gut; ae.ross: the river, Hood :also was weSsed so
elesely.that he threw lino the.river two steel ea-U-1
non and a • litast3, linwitzer.... In expectation, of t,
116 , almakine for brida Florence, General.{
pad ordered his tr. ions . at MurfreeshorN I
Chattanooga: St,i'venson aml ' idlahnma;tonnite.i
iii an attempt to overpower the detachments left
hy.ltood'tt gnard.his pontoombridgoj at Decatur
and Floretice, whereby his retreat, -would . be - eut
off, - The arrangements,.therefore, appear to har'e's
lieen. Wert devised, arid as it is still. a , questioni
whether. Ilood'S
ardiv has crosSedthe Tennesseel,
rivc;r r aneeess may hive lieen . .acteivedrdespitei
the' unfortunate delay •of our Pontoon trains. It
is now said that Hood brought into" Tennessee
with him 110 oii•ries' 'of artillery,*and ;has but 2d
which, would give nssof .4e5
His force is est imated.to . be .reduced' to 26;000.
, His usses have eripph - 41 . hiM ti) such an, extent:
that another Wale with Thomas'- army.. would
crush his force • •
.
• A corresrxniclent the Nashville :Union osti
mates the stronpli of Thornas'rrity at : . 66,000 in- '
- fantu and 2.1,1)00 eAvalry . : and fie the stateMent is
'made_at p9int .where correct information. was
•
accessible, it is probably- trite. The stiength of
the cavalry seems extraordinary, but it was made .
eo no doubt. to - overpower FOrreti 4,i•alry, which'
at first was eitinnited at 15,000, and .which 'tee
generallybeen found'oilite 'formidable •and
handled. General Wilson Our...western- army
has found a eayalry commander of great skill. anal
capacity.• If these figures -13 , 0- Correct; -Thomaa
cavalry. is nearly eqUal to the whole strength of '
Hood's ariny. ..:The creation of Themes' splendid •
- arm.; is one of the greatest feats of tbe.cairmaign...
As it-now stands, it is full_ timatelifOr the armies
of Hood and Kirby Smitticombinett
. .
• • • Ladles'. Fur. •
•Tlic.largeFt ast.ortment
-Furs.
SONS, Cuntinent4l Hpt.et, Philaclelphiil.•.- 46-3 m
:the frit - int:2a
imnarkabie degree f all. the outward indications-
Which. Mirk the most pmductire oil - hauls. on
. Creek - and the Allegheny. The rake
of lands on tbe.Clarionisa - oil territory - is. midis-,
and there to doubt that wells
gunk here mlX . with the - sdrinitagai which theie
oompaniee ppaoppaswesss forme as lastmgly,prOductive
•
as those at &Once, on, the' Allegheny, which
have noW - beereproduping-oVer tliree::veara, with
apparerttly l no diminution in ' The
Sligo Well; now nearly 80 batreUper dry
has in theimiltedisWvlcitiltrof thelutipertlee of
%these cerni and - the aiole aectuin is full Of
natural evidences rif tbe presence . 9V , Off in . large
quantities: v •
[ienisei - 811118,
All . the l Watest 'ee a t C OAKFORD &
&AL 463mSONS, Continentanotel,
The instininent known as the buiet Cfrgan
quite.as great an imprevement.upon the meiodef,
ma, introducedisautelwerity ;saran* ot its snot
cesser; the harmonium; as a concert grandviiine
- forte of to-day is over the inaperfect pianos in
vogue aluartet of .a. pentrury Fume.. Tle melo
deon lost favor fmni a lack of capacity for ex=
'pression.: Its Mllfile was monotonous to a degree
annoying. to cultivated' ears.. The harmonium
wail an . improvement upon the melodeon, but still
failed to satisfy bathe extent demandedbyita rise
in chapOs, schoolrooms, or halls, as a support to
. choral singing. Within `a . couple of years,.2ressrs.
Mason &.- - Hanalin, who.: have always"_taken 'the
'lead in this country as manufacturers of reed in
struments, have succeeded largely in overcoming
the defectenoticed bi instruments of this class.—
New :York If . •
Ladies' and Childresies Rats.
• Latest stvles at, - CHARLES - OASFORD & SONS,
Continentai Hotel, Philadelphia. 46-33
TH,F..-COAL:-TRADE:
Potievily; - Janasarrt,
.11363
The quantity .sent by Railroad this weeli is
29,387.14 tons against 14,725 for. the correspond=
ing week last year. . . . • '
.
There is but little doing the region , at pres
ent,. and .the trade remains' without
Some of the collieries. that :were: stoppect:are
making preParations.to resume again, as -the de
u.and mcreasesfor Coal. :These that. are 'Work
ing are supplying the, Government, Iron.. Works.
..on.the line, and the retail trade. Philadelphia.
"The tradeSurns up -this week, follows cow
- pared with laSt.year : • • : . • •.i
;'`l6Bl
- I WSEK.',. TOTAL.. i WEEK.'
P& R. R. 1 .j.4,7•1. , V • 199.071 29,35.3' 21.4.322;;:' 15.251.
Val R. R.). 7.712:: 64.737 1 21,66•?!. 102,8691... 37,553
Scrant S!th.';- 16,619', 961,726 • • 6. 65070
N'thl 5;666 , , 333.729: . • ;* : 11.222
G( 3,834 - 2 55.037. • ' . • . 11 255.037
~Shamokin.. j 0.3'11' 4
.333,41.1 . 44.059
•1 69,031 2 • ' 1 d 9,537
Lykpils 61.952 i, - I j d
Broad Top,'
j 21,53 7- -. 263,932; . 316;6611. • •
21.837 - : 263,95.2
• .
.
:The-Philadelphia,A.lteading Railroad-ind Le- •
high Valle*Alailroads close their 13. seal yearS on
the 30th of Novernber,... the other . Heads on the
31St: of 'December. The 'rettirtis fronalhese Com-.
Panies In Or table are- up to the - 31st Of •Decen-•
her. The Thee Fhiladelphia.• .t Reading and the Le- .
high Talley' Railrdads, 'show a lianilacimeiricreak
during : the past . 1.11,. - e* . wee . ks of this year:• • ••:- • .
• 'The Managers
..of . the . New York and Middle.
Coal - . Field; 'have . :•advertised, . for PrOpols to
. grade the Road they: propose to:.•build' fronftheir.
lands in Northumberland ContuCtoLizard Creek,
hi the - LehighNalleY;•via., the...WeSt • Branch . and.
Schuylkill Haven. :See 'advertisement of Engi- .
neer in . another part of the JOUit.,:kr,." ' •
Ore COAL SrArrsrii-s.---We 'propose publishing
'our Annual Coal St atistiesnixt week If we can col
lect.them in tiine.., If not; they will.appearthe
following 'w.eelt,- We ni,Y be 'delayed iu procuring
some. of these Statistics :longer than usual. this
:year.:. IR the meantiine, those Whe 'are' making
any sdditiynal. improv.enients at their Collieries
in this'and', i ther regions, will confer a f.rvor 'hy
'eonnatunicating - the same to us.' •
~cei
31EurtN6 or.rn Scucv.tat.i.a. :snytok.
annual meeting' of. this. CoMpany
was held in Philadelphia' on ''.llhinlay..laist. The
'annual leeport was.read, from•whiCh we make the
:• •• , . •
".Tor.A.GE:=LAntliricite:. tone;
iscellaneorartielezi,• 1.62.191..t0tia,. toandfrom
Union canal, .61,881 do:, making • a total of 1,224,-
572 tons;. being. 119',637 tomk . *ore..than. in . .: the
year 1863, I,f'yhich the gain in - the , authraCiter
Coal Mintage was 116,1231*5 ~ 1-. •
- Tlie,-inceme - erthe Gothpany yvas.as'follewe
.Tolls on anthracite:cosh i1,419..895..01 ; 'on mis
• cellanebnil articles, $70.077 43: ~T .lnion.canal
trade; ;37,804.'79 ; fents, - $25;2:32 ;' interest menes'..
reeeiN'ed, 54:392.90 ; nicking a total. of $1.557;-;
:lis' 83, .being: an increase 0f . 56311,403 °Toyer 1863.
The total'exPenses - during. the
: year . . amounted
•to 5920;369 38,. being . 5153,196;23 ni6re than. in.
1963;' and heaving, a: balance carried to the
creditof the profit a nd loss account of -SO3G-,790 . -
55.
TrtE Selthylk ill. Nay tioh Conipan3; ltas de-
clared a diyidend :0 tx er rent.' upon. the pre
[erred and corn n-..stotiks of the company, less
the - .l:nited S ' and'State taxes.
THE ( COO AL M T
PRICES OF OCTAL BY, :THE CARGO.
100ILHFCTFIr_WEEKLY roi
.• AT IP - HILADIELPIII.A.... •••
• ' • — J.tti.i ti Y f. 1865.
Schuylkill Befl Ash Pret)ared, • S.B 75 6. .. 9 . 00
‘• .Chestnut,.:. • ' * * 7.00(0 725
Lturtp, Steam. • .... ."
• Boat and Broken,.-: 8.25(Th 8'50 ;
•' -" . • Egg and ~ - 8 2.5 B'so
Chestnut, •. 7 00 , 1 - 4.7 25
Lcicnot Mt., - Lninp, St, 80at...::8 . 506:0 .
Broken 8-50 W
.rrepa.red '. • 8 25e 50
".!. . -7 00(0 725
L'orberry ... ... . ... . :....... 8 757. 900
Franklin (Lvkons Valley), • • 9-00 1 i3' . •
16114;1 Lump; St.- Boai & Broken,— 9 25(it •
" 'Prepared, • • • n 25qt, 9 5 . 0-
.... .. • ... e
8 25.
. .. .... . :12 40(Et12 50
Xl' NEW YORK.
•.. ' . - JANmutr 1565:
. . .
Sehuylkill Coal by the Cargo.
Sclinylkill•RCl Ash - liy.Boat Load,:.:lo-oogll 25:
Che4tnutl - '"•. 8 0052). 850
. • WHITE A.O Lnthri Mid
• • : Boat ' .00%4,110 50 .
- " ;Brolion:ancl 00g1.050'
tnye: : .• to 000Q10.50
r." • Chestnut . 8 Ong 8 . 50
LIEFIIC4I Winte Ash,.Lnrup S.Boat 10 00.@,1100
" . ..Prepare - A ..... 00.(4.1.0 - 50
. - " • Chestnut. . . 8 50(74 900
_ - Se, attain Coat at Elizattetliporti -
,:See Auction Sales: .• . • ' • '-• •
• Lehig h Coal at. Elizabetlaport. •
Lumi)•arttl•Bl, BolLt by Cargtr.....,..10 23@[150 .
Broken and • Egg .. ..10 25ift.10 50
Prrpared 10 25(it10•50
Chestnut :•' "' "- .... .. 8 5901 900
Dela. Ai "Pads : tin Ca.7l.‘ Civil at !Landau,.
. .
Penney!Tanit!i.Co.Ps • Ccial at Pi, Esve•z!.
"S6ltmatifynl. •
.
. .
- • AT 11AVRE — . (le ORACE, 1nd... ,
-•-.• :- • . _' -: -.-• .JANUARY 5.1865.'
WhiteAFili-Lpripat:o .....,... '' .. '. ~ ...... 000r410. Z. 5
.Lylions Vai4 , Pinepfrove-.- - -pre . plirecl..lo . 25.10 - 50
.
. The a:bovo : pricets h:fe nominal ; . .navigatiott . be
ini,-, entirelc iimspenited for the 813:1801a. ..- '.
• .
• AT: BALTIMORE' ••
•-• • . .3AStriltY 1P45.
Whim Ai3h prepared—whillt‘s . alo.. 750G11 00
-" - • ' . • • • -.1-retail. .... 12 • 0 005
Ly)cons V Rik y—WhnlS3.la)r , - •• • 1.1 . 25 q,.. •••
" ..• • —relail ;12
(7.3I.II};RISND COAL. ---Nonii.(....oming forward
and no stovk in. market. PrieCtS .nominal at•last
luutations.o 50 f: 0.'13. for ran of mine...
, . .
- . 1- GOAL .".FREIGHTS;
Pt) Itichition!d . [Piti qd
Portland
... ..
'5 70
New Bedford... 4 00
..... . '3
:so
Norwich • • 3.55 t
Tray.. .... : . ....320,1
5 GO
Brldgaport:. . 3:50
Albany • 3
'2 . 00
00
. ... 4 2.5 t
Philadelphia' • 30,1
VieilirribiTrOm Elizetbothpoirir . •
New York ••• • • '$ 3 65
'Fall Myer.... • Ss)Newburypart..;....' 3 90.
Newport... = 1 83 : 1New London,:
BOston 3 90l Pawtucket 1.55
.Norwich I 50'Tatinten . - • • 200
l'roridence— 65; Ne - . 1
'4O
Not Walk • . .... 1 50; PortemOrdh - • • ' 3 - 90
I%liddletown .. . . rAiNew Bedford ... .. 1 .65
Hudeon . 1
...... I'4o
Lynn. - .... .... 3 Ssi Ilartford. 2'oo
Salmi ' • 9cll . A.lbanr • ' 1 50
. _
• •- '• Fre ight". from BraJlimir s rr... - • :., -
To Philp.delithia - •, - • - ..
..... $1 754
Nei, York • . '. - -' ' • • -. 2 25,Z2 35
losi.on. - .:.' ~..........., ... -.... ..:.. . .........:, i ......
.3 -00 A . •-
G .
.Frej.gtitor front eorgetown, or. Alcznitidria..
To .Philadelphia • $1715 t
e.ao®
Boston • • • 3 Q11‘2,1,23
. .
conni> Itlfillroilds for 1864.. ,
The following.:is the . quantity of Cunf transported
over.the different Railroads in Schuylkill Connty, fur
'week ending on Tharsdny evening last: '
• •
.Mine 11111 S. Rai , eti IL.II-111,665. 06. • 1,517.357 01
- Mt. '
Mill Creek ' .•
Matutnoy,t 'Brood Mt
lAttle Selniv11:111.
Schtlylklll
• Coal Trado , by Rnilrand tor 123641.85 •
Quantity of Coal tent by Railroad ntid,Canal for the
tem* ending on Thtirtday evening last: -
Increatie iio iir
Detroase.%'.:
Pieegrove beat Trade for 1864.
Amount transported daiine the list month
...A1,151 06 255.475 07
'4.846 OT • in
15.727. 12 201:626 17
Lehigh Coal Co.
A. Pardee &
Pfteker .& Co . ...... •
Sharp Weal .. . .. . .........
lft. ataatt.. ...
altbag Mt.Coal • ott . ...
W. T. -Carter . . . ... . ..
lione7lle l )9k C 0... . . .
JEddp
Felton - doe
Getman Pa. Coal
Ytilneaviile •
-
D.
ra
y, &c..... ... . --•
Consolaated Coal Co
Plymota Co
!Nude Omit .
United Statesdlailroaa, Oailal ma Local
Reading•Ratlrood Stock._ .•.. . .
.
- " `• Bonds, Ic6o-80..
•
1810
Sc.hurl Isiavip . on toclit, .....
4 ' .
• Bonds
Illue . lllll*RailrOad • '
Little Schuylkill Railroad
Lehigit:Nralle.y.Railroad •
• `• • ‘, " 80nd5..:.. ..:
Lehi h Canal .
• •
Bondds
Valtaivisas Raiir
• " ±- i• • preferred.....
Mines Bank Stock •
Farmers' Bank Stock
Government Bank Stock' • • •
'Pottsville Water Company. Stock..
. ... .
. .
IT: S. I 3 10 Notes:.
5.4.20 Bonds .tcouPon4oir. -); •
Certificates of indebtedness
Gold (mead=
Butler. Coal Co., . ... .
Fulton-Coal •••
Green'Mountain Coal ...-
Locust • -. ....
New"/Cirk-and Middle Coal'
Big Mountain • " • '
•s‘Aatera Falls Coal Co •
piamond Coal 'Co- •
1865.:
NEW:AD,VERT'AIENTS .. .
. •
rPAYLOUPP !!HAVING" tOMPOI7I I II* .
. .
o...ivy • . . •At HUGHES'.
. . . . . .
'PAVE:ORS , EXTRACTS - FOR THE
HANDKERCHIEF,. •11-Iyl. At HUGHES%
ripAYLORS 3 . FINE• TOILET SOAPS,
1 ,E. 1431 ' . At 111501-IZ9'.
9iA1C1.0118 9 : COLOGIIIEM ASI
1714DE8, 0.-131 ' • At .
9UMEAND FOR.ISA.
I_l
. . . .
Tile subscriber offers at - Public Sale, his HOUSE AND
'LOT, situate on Morris street, in the'Borongh of
PinegrOve: Schuylkill County. The lot' le 56 'feet
front by 175 feet deep... The I:Louie is 30 .by 40 ..
lea; two stories high, in good eondition..
• The sale will take place on the fist inst.: at :lefties
Hotel, at. 2 ceclock, P. 31, Terms at
.. ; Jan. 7. •65.-1-31 IT — :• 'WM. H. REED.
, . . .
1114RIFALTE. 'FA CIE /OF YALEABLE
• • • • REAL' 'RESTATE.
.• • 'Offer at -Private Sale: a -valuable Parni. containing
ISO acres, 45.of.whielx-are under cultivation, *tasted in .
--Thwiiship,..SehitYlkill County, ,' about-two
miles trine the Borough, of. Tamaqua. • • • '
Theimprovements consist of-a convenient an 4-4 11 1.1
comfortable :- Ivelling ;House, ' Spring lionee,,Sal;
good-Barn, and'other necessary out-buildings.
~• • • ... .
Titlexlear and- indisputable:- •
' - Pot sold before the First of March 'next, it will be
`rented.. - JOSEPH W. MITCHBLI.:, , or
. . H. B. ORA-EFT, Attorney at - Law,
• • • Tannultut, Pa. •
. .
January; 7,'-'6ll. • 14t •
.T.l 0.118 ES' AIIFD LOT 'FOR • SALLIC
.1111
11 SCIIVFLKiLL,. itAIVEN;
The .subScriber.will sell-at private sale his HOUSES:
AND .10:"1', situated on Dock street; in SchhYl
A
kill Haven.,..The lot in about 125 :feet front by
about 210 feet; deep, running to Haven street, - on.
which are erected one two-story Frame House, - with`
two. tort' kitchen attached; fronting. on. Dock street,
and one dohble Dwelling ...House
fronting-on Haven street - there are' also erected on
the premises, a Blacksmith Shop„Wliia.lwright.
and Stabling, all In good condition. :thin is a .very
de
sirable property,. and - vvill be Hold on reaSonable terms;
For terms, ,&c.,,-apply'to theilubscriber, on the
tfireml:
. . . .. . . . .
....
y 'ETTERBII Remaining • •tinilatnaed : ha
•.I_A the Port Office at St: Clalr. State •of l'ariMYPrani2;
on the Mist day of December, 1864.. • ••. . • •••• -:
To obtain any of -theee• lettere, the • applicant m art
call for ••advertie•ed triter's," give the date of this Set,
and-pay.one cent tbr 'advertiain4 '• .. . • , •.' •..
:If not Called for withinpne r nth; thaj.i.rill be sent
to the . Dead Letter Office.• • • : • :- • ••• . '.. . -
.
.AnstockJane Francis Meiji.- • Yekhan Inn T
Brenta Jacob.. • 'Fitzgerald Pat`b . : .- - Millou - Angatine
•Rissett Jemes • Pinerty Mr -" • 310963 .Abralikagt •
Barrele Chas Gileroon Saran
.Mackin•Lishe •
Roals JamesGotnian Jas.. . - Platt Ralph 2• . .. .
Carroll Thos'.. • Greener Jfi'o Plumes - John - • •
Connor Patrick. (43:villcan.Maty Ratelohn 2-; -
.1)&11ns Jas . Griffitha John . Sterr.W R.-. -
.Cambel•Enima Gorier V'rancitt Valiance 'Jos'
.. .Cali Patrick lianessj Thos. • Whytiong 4
Docisoii Wesley.. I.llughs.Anoie J Weasner John -•'
Davis T:11 • ' .11ennesee Jas . :•Willittms'John.t
• Jan.; T, '63.jviLlt•.) ••• • • .M. MATAER, •1!...M.
.
NOw LnndOn
New Haven .
NeWYork..;.•
WatillingtOn.
.Rhode Island
Hartford
$ 5 50
. 3 SO
~ 250
:;o
3.00
ri 50
..
• . 2 60
3 00
. 40
... 3 90
.. 4 21
Newark.:.
Alexaridria.
Dightori
Derby"...
phayle:stawil
2.4 111 02
15,3V3 04
IMITME
4,2% 02
024-06
13 731 03
446 12
10,792 11
211,38 T 14
1 , 4,934 09
1.14.522 03
109,071 02
15,251 01
_
Lekligh peal 'Trait f0r.115184
imilifzief StiturdlYAiti*.i...l.--,
OP TORS
Lxrease..
Dw.aml4l_.
. .
• PUBOW VALUABLE
• • . TOWN.: O •
IeoPERTy. • • .
The undersigned expose tp futblie este, 'OP '• •-• •.
. •
SATURDAY:Abe day: of -- January, -1865
at
.
tbe Public house of Michael Beard,,in the .13ordugh
01 Tamaqua„all thatrtafti lot- of ground, -situated on'
't he.northweSt . corner of Penn and Green Strneta. it said
Borough, Ont . :di:line .49 feet - in front- on' -Penn street. :
and:extending hack of that width 150 feet to a.tweety
feet wide The iroprovementa'cousist.of
douhle trio story Brick Dwelling,: Iletie. - .40 by-
45 ; a-Franie Butcher Shot') -Frame Stable. snit
able yard fur. attle, and- all •neeessary out;:buildlrigs.--;•
There is 'a Well -of excellent water -at:•the house,and
hydraht,water in. the- Butcher:: Shop. • 'The improve.:
:blears were originally erected' for the Purpose of
on:the Butchering bnsiuess ; and to a person. that'
• intrnds to enter into that business, this is an. opporte
nify that ; seldoni offers.'. Title .In4kfpntable.. Sale to
clitnmence at 2 o'clock, P.. M. Tenutt . and
:oOndttiorsi
' ' •
- .Any person deairing to View 'the premises prior:in
the. day of .sale, can do só by calling on}I.II:3RAEFF,
Attorney at . Lavi, Tamaqua, Pa. -- .. ... i. . •
, .
. . • - '.— THOMAS BOSSLE!I,:-
. : -
.111eyerstown, Lebanon county.. Pa.
0 I
THE : . COMMERCIAL LIST
PRICECURRENT
Contains it,'Conolete . ..ll4 of. the .
.
BisT4i . - Ltonum4Tg AND .- 13<)d . 0 . 8 ;
CAPITAL STOCK, SHARES, ,
`.SUBSCRIPTION PRICES.
PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGB
It Is ratblisbed by
STEPHEN N. WINSLOW,
No: -211 DOOR STREET,
AT'. $4 PER• Lv:cums
Jan 7 ,65
:1. ETTERS - Remaining Unclaimed in
Pmt ()Mee, at Pottsville,.State of rennsylva.:
ilia n the Gth day of.Jannary, 1865.. .
-TO obtain any of these letters; the-applicant must call
'for." adoertisedieteerVt sivd the date of. this flat, and,
pay one cent for advertising. - .•
• If not called for :Within 0714 : menth.; . they will be' sent
to the Dead Letter Office: • • . • '
Barnette J B Faiss Miss'Mary :Mullen Miss C
Brittaiu Geo J . Fuller Mrs Mai' Mills Miss A M
Bunch. Joseph ' George Miss Ann' McQuief Miss C
Bird Joel. .. Hahn Henry .:•.Monsomery Mrshi
Barry Wm.. ', Helmer. Wm ' .
.McGauran S. ship
Baird Mrs jno shpilarmon. Silas -.Phillipslfiss A.
'Berkey Mrs ii Hoffman B .
. Quinn Asusta .•
Boyer Mrs D.. • Bushes Wm. ship }touch- Wm
Beedle Jannic Horn Miss 31.3 Russell Kate .
Corby. A •"'L Ilyss Miss Mary Mitussel I Cath'ne
Cook P • iliggens Mrs - 13 . - • Rycrolt Mrs. • •
Camings.hirs . Judge Agnei Shank John -
Cominger Mrs. S Koller Wni SS. Smith Mairt slip - •
Campbell Mrs M Kinny'Thos Sferling Emma •
`Carl
Roger Frank Shoener Mrs
`Carl Miss .11.arg't* Kline E . • Wlnnett:Robt :
Dortiey Ediv - . Kennedy Jai shp Walborn D .
Donelly Patrick' McCann Thos:: Wilds Joseph
Dunn - Mrs Mary. McNicles .BenuirdWilliams Lizzie
Boleti -Mrs Mary - McKusker A • Wilton Sonny.'
Duiaahun Mrs . 0 -Malone. Dennis .:,Willman Willie E
Doleu Mrs Hu` h D -Yorpey Simon 'S
Eden . Carblirte MeMullen'Thos Zimmerman
-Ford Wm M ' hierald Miss S_ • - •
Jan. T , "65.. . • ' M:SILLtMA_.N, P, M.- .
0111RITION OF, THE FIRST NA:
C
TIONAL BANK, of. Ashland, Pa., on the morning
of the first. Monday. Of
.Jarittary,' 1865:
DR.
Notes . and•Bilis isconnted . ..... .. .. .
Banking House • . ' -
Furniture and Fixtures '
Current:Expenses . •• •
Remittances and other. Cash items.,.
Due from the following National Bank.s-t-
First Natidnal-Bank, ,Pa.....
First National Bank, Mahanoy.
Due from other Banks. u follows:"
•
Noithnmbetland,Countyßzink
c. Bonds. deposited with U. s Treasurer
to Secure- circulating.notes "' i60,0p0 00
Cash or, Wand in circulating notes of this - 155 ea
. . _ .
• . •
Cashtaed Ju• ciiealatin,; ea . of State
SLieeLe , '' .. ... .. . . . .......
()they latit'ur money •
Capital @kick paid /C 1... .
'' . .. .. .
"10(0300
Surplus Fund • ' . 405 79
Clitulatint notes received . from Coritptrollet. 55.000 00
Individual Deposits . 1 . 23.749 54
Dividends . .. . ... .
'Due th' following .National Banks '
First -National Pink Milton; Pa.
, • " Harrisburg. Pa:.
•' . ' ••• :Yu*, Pa • •
Iteudinv.,J'a
Due Uto ftilinwing• Stitt: Banks:`;
Nnthratite Bank, Tamaqua...—. . : ....
Bunk of Nortturiberlatid: :„. . . • .......
'3llfiers Lifelastuttnrx and Trust eorulutny
r!rodt and.Losa., . ......
rt~9ot Is
Stale of lentitiylcania. Ccutay.of §chtiyiklll.. - i
I. F. B. WINGERT, ` Caahler of the Tint 'National
Bank 'of Ashland. Pa:, do 'solemnly. &Stitt that - the
&boys statement tine to. the l_bes_t of 11 37..kategdge
and , •
F.: B.VINtifiAT 64thint:
miartn.4 tna.slapporibed: befo!v, me .this 'lst - diy - of.
MIL LEVY Vo'ato Pt.bl3^
Tatusiry 7, .85
:•.• •• • If •
• No .ruture-Assessments •
.
LrlalLiftoA.D..
5.155
16.60
6.7416
• 5 fin
2,208
6,138
•
1,796
56
11.411
1-001
Ins
.der
1.5:
186
VULCAN OIL
110
1,820
3,,961
1,077
1,046
1,929
&SW
- %OW
1,4341
4 4 95
3,90 S
43,104
MINING CORM
WEST VIRGINIA.
ICMICEI
69X
iosx
unx
sax
33
15sg
Chartered by the State
of Pennsylvania.
CAPITAL, - -- - *11)0,000.
$1.001 4 E11 SHARE, toll, PAID.
Cash 'Working Capital, $44 1 000.
COMPANY'S OPFICE
434 WALNUT STREET.
'The Betz* of Ws 'Ctintpany Sae located in
the hes.ts centre a Ate . great Qil district' of,Weet
Trirgicia and a. health of Oil. gready
otripiteEtr'sg the far-faiited Oil Creek region of
19eam4itirtnia.: They comprise over.
3140 ,:A..CRE5:`,.: . ..A1 1 1, IN. FEE
...:I. ,:, - - .',..... : ...- SINIPA:V...,'.' r: : :: : .:
.Chien examined by an eminent:Philadelphia_ Lawyei
• • and proacagkeed indisputable') - • •
located the . well-knottri Burning' Spring and.
.!:t Kanawha Oil di.stricte
lat:., The, Ballard 'Farm in :the old Burning
ffprin,s , proshititi to this ite;te
coi Overyside aro situated the most snecossitir
Oil:walla to be found in, West - Virginia,. and at 'an
almost adjoining distance La located:the. seri ely
eelebrated Elen;ollym". arid." Eternal ,Cantre!'
welLT,lhe fomier of which
Flowed fully Three Thousand (3000)
tieing the' greatest bona ild6 yield of; Oil . over
known, and very cotunderably aurpaming s both. in
qnant4g and quality the product of 'any i.wo,Neolla
in Pinutylvsnia.
21 Three tho . utianA (3000) - =ma two•ee-
tated in ihe'eeutre of the Oil regipti. of lbe Great
Kanswlis, along ..wbosa entire length' Oil is be-
he;eed to - exist in iiitrhen4te dap its,aa ;thicle frOm
.• . . . -. • . .
.the tiCtual:loveloriniehts for
. 04, the. evaporation
lit the neighboring Salt/ worke i 8 effectell by ig-
nitink the Fareleatit Gas emittedfioin subterra-.
nean reservoirs' (f Oil
The Cet4any's estates have been bemired at
reallilow pr36os ($4§1;000 in :III) and are Deeded.
dire,ct,:fromthe owner i •to the etockhold-
ore of 'the IaCAN . QIL • ANP:',3IINING' C 0,3•1.•
and pi)rtance . oi tlui:Coißriany'a
property rutty be:idol - rod frogithe fact that leas
es foradjoitiing land with largo royalties of . Oil
have . been taken at a bonus, greater than the fee
simple' .cost of the, Company's estate; and if
• deenaVd advantageous by the Stockholder it is
beloved that. blit,littlodifftkiltyliould.
be oiperiencod in leasing a partioii, of ttioir terni-
Wry at a bontto and royalty graatoi than tho
ginal, octet uf the whelp. ,
The VULCAN•OIL & MINING 'coitraNy is
arginiied and willbe : conducted palely ,the
. ;
vet iof afordou a source of perniortnent business
prop.t to those paterested, and in order.toplace the.
Company's oil in the nnititet at the: earliest :me;
ment, rigorous operations will be forthwith begun.
AB- ce a . sour of additional pinfit top the Stock
_
hcilders and accommodation - to the neighboring
producers, it ie Proposed' to elect a . large
ERY at such a . poiut and Under such: auspices as
the . Directors - may 4eterinine will insure the lar-.
gest returns
125,001), abaria pf stock owLy will be.'solil, arid
no fuither aubiekiptiongisill be accepted at any
price *hateyer ; the remaining 75,000'.eharee
.
etitod pledged to be egitally, divided pro rata be
tween the origins[ lub,,grihers; nt. such . time as
t4elliaard oftoirectot7l may deom.Fnoit id;tinta-
geowi to the ft:direst:s.ot the Cc' anpa:ny
Tho unmet:tie profit to he.clerhiod from earnest
anileacceaeful working ie efic4ra by the tact that
a'aingie domliany.O.tliia - year paying to its atorl7
.hol4ers One ift7lion 7 boitari i(sl*,o6o) in..ca;th
dicidends, besides a bandsome reserve for addi-
tional devoloptienta.
Tho enbatantial 11;rdictiterits . .Ishich the TiJL-
CAA OIL CO4PANy off©r ;to. those
dosirouspf securing an interea source of
wealth that ia now startling tho whOie world, are
$1'0,433
5„O10 00
833 31
20
.4,4Q0 57
pf . a character that merit tho grayest' toutifden-
tiol3.
To forp'otto interosted, or nOt ititortioted,.eierj
41,203 43
1,269 79
infeimatioeconeeinitig the .ePtateit
,of. the: COM-
pany,lts workings'and . prospecta, .wilt ljc freely.
given,. and detailed nape and charfs will becheer.-
frly . khol!n
SuliKriptiene to a limited part of the Stock (if
6 00
40.6vr ,06
riot cilreadji takii) -w ill , bo..rec;eire4 it original.
inice,spHi
326,901 1 .
• - - Wit H. WEEKS, Treasurer,
es(ti. H. Week's 4 White Laid:Dian.
&",
7,921 1 1 6
663.11.
f 3.45
. _ • • • .
• 3. L. WILLOUGHBY, _BeCri.tarP
c•nipstfyos. p1ice,.434 ilrolniet Street.'
As thelnott approved Philadelphia made um
cbinory has beeit'seet*. and font Wells at. once,
iiittmine •
)3epri, the Couip*ily's9il the'Hitket; •
k
T, 145. - 4 . • 1
AND,
Barrels of Oil per Day,
HENRY SIMS, President;
- v. k. National iTatipon Works.
..LCOMP. ANWS
=BM
:•'' • '' - i '':...''':. :I:: " .‘..: : i . ,...tc."1.*Z '
.: '• :
i '. PETROLEUIVPI.BAgIN
PF4NNSYVVANIA,
CLARION . 0 .47t;N!ili‘.-.,
THE '..GREAT..CLARION,"
THE 44 111431 CHEitRY,"
THE " ffitusit RuN,4
cArrrAc -OF:Ctocur
a00;000 Shares and 0E23,000
Working Capital:to each
_ •
SUBSCRIPTION mien, So per share.
HoN. CHAS. P. RAMSDELL; on city.
Treasurer,
.
U. S. CLOS - INGER: M. D. Philadelphia.
(No. S( Noit4Slx.th Striet.l
• .
. .
ddiim W. Beau. Philadelphia.
•'• . •
Bierct4rs,
Dux.. AMOS MYERS. M. C.: Clarloh. . •
.I`, J. ELuorr. ni..121. Clarion Co.
CCX.DIL SAMUEL LOCKWOOD, U. S. N
C. D. THOMPSON, M 11, 011 Ctty.
D.. W. CANFIELD, Eack.,:oll. City.
• OFFICE!
No. lull Fourth St.,Oso No. .1;)
TERNS: One Della! on SnitscripOono- and
One Dollar on delivery ,of Certificate of
• "
Sq.SSRS. JAS. E.;.LAWARS
rqr.. tilepttla
..Ttiird '
The, Great Clarion Oil Gomioany.
...Yritls Company own. in. : fee ;'simple, Three grin . disci
and , Eighty (380) ...tern' of. land• on Ciantont Reran,:
•Bactut-Rme. Ctimuir••Raii, and tlot.i:o4 Run, at
situated lit the Great 01113asin:ClarlanCotitity, Penna.;
comprised in the folloWing tracts • • •• •
•'••.• 'FARM, .13t . gn
Tryelve. (tr.,f) Acrew,dving on C/rirtt Riper, and
,ex- '
tending south across Brush Run, which:passes . through
it;`hason'itHouse,'fiarh, etc, and .a splendid 'Sat!
Mill, now in operation, and an abundance of Selyie*.cbed
and . 'A.M./i . e.?* excellintiim(ieutions'of .iif.,and:7NO its
lhrie Water •Fronta and extensive flottOnt Lands ;we- .
cents a fine field for s operations and every prospect of
r The Leer Creek :Oil Companies • -ladjelit, this
•property,'and are now rectiying 'from ,we Its only
'about 80 feet' deefi: • • • •
•
No. 2.—Tus • Klian FAlt't of One Hundred Sixty:
Sixty
Eight fIGS),•-Acres, lyin g upon Cherry I,tten.• South
, Cherry Run forks on thin .property, presenting
'Bix•Wsvia Fieourson Which to • operate. The banks .
are sorron L.Mies. with aocar in.urrs; and every taw-
CA.Tl9l4oi*Ozt.-Lit haying been found in pocait, in trey':
res,and floating On-the - water of the banks: is a,
and % Bain, : yenta •-• :kettles or art,meinn
,146i1VED Ti3LHEB,:iiticyruam: iatuker COAL, one of which
iA beitig worked. It, adjoins the town of 'ammo:Bar ao, • •
and is but•tvreo miles from the • rkuOusSuim WELL', said
tO he Yieldititatarry (30)- BARRELS or on. DAILY.. • •
No. 3.—TEE FUZGEMON FAI64. of One Hundred Acres,.
lying upon On. llomre Rex . : one-half Mile ifroM :Ran
&mot CP..IIIK. Ca ,navigable streang, has on it•llouse,•
tkiRTY.S4O,2 'ApP.EOF" . Nimusa and rwo versa
.or ascii - mlr .cos t., one of :90:11C1 . 1 . is. fire fret . thiek. 7
•
'Tie. is a. nalUabie lirofierty. ndications of oil are
equal, to any ittthe country: • ••••‘.• • .
The Big Cherry Oil Cempiiiiy.
. .. .
. . . . . : ,
Thla - Companv . -own,' in ,fee • simple; Tuaaa 'llcorhano
AND Szvoiyrx,RiNE (3791 A*Ei" . 'ili 'the great Clarion
Basin, laying ou Bnosh 'Bun, Cherry-.llln*-111g Cherry
Run,.n , l on the Saxtonoi Rocky: Rini, comprised .in
RIO following tracts:' . ' ~ . ' ..r'- •.; '. •- ....
b10...11.z-"Joars` FA -R 11,” of one bundred .and forty
.
four (144) adrea:lying upon Brush Van,' . which Passes
.through it; about 'rem- the toivr: of
LATI.IO:4,the same from gLeatoN . Riven, Rue-and:a:half.
milei from the 51.630 7E1.1: bee' op it Irons; Barn,
and SiVENIIr :(70) ACititi Or ; A VEIN 'OF COAL
SEVEN (7) ricer.vitrca, noir In wOrkingOrder . r,tbs indi
cations of On. through, the dry . . aummor season; were
Very flattering, - during which plenty of 'it was seen on
the - water and oozing_ froin the rocks: and banks:
No..2.—The dress! Paul, 'of one hundred and flftY
aix Ww).aeres; lying upon7Cherry Big Cherry
Run forks, on the. Property, thus
.givinrSlX WALT'
FRONTEI for -Operatloo9 : has on it Muse, Barn, &C.;
abput fifty fan) acres of bottom lard, sixty 160) iiOCl3 01
timber and two veins of 'Coal. one of which itt:IICAy be
ing Worked: It is two miles from the &too Weir:, and
the inii;;Aitions'Of Oil are of a bighlY.ilittering charac
ter, it havin be.en-found On the property.. Persons have
amused themselve-aby setting fire to the . Vres k , and 11,
- laminating the 'country for . .
. .
.
LOUDENTARW, oeventy.ninetl9 j acres,.
laying on cherry:Run, from which Saxtati .Or: liteCky
Run brandies on the iiroperty.:.Thii on it Rouse, Lirti,
sacci, may (30) ACRES OP T 11131114 TWO VEINS Or COAL,-
.and about twenty[29) acresof not-rois 'LAND; It. 'has
high, broken, rocky along Saxton lion,-for sixiiit
, fifty rods: -The wholetmct is
.broken: and 'rocky, and.
bellevedto be superior Trrrfloiy:: lila:about -
mile fioin where the late'dlscOvery of Lead bas. been
%adwiii•Licking Oieek,':ll3lll lip:M . .74kb Creek is the
The Brush Bun git_Company.
. . .
. . .
.This Company owns, in fee • elmpie, Three' Itund!ed
and Sixty-Five (365) Acres on •Brustrßun, cherry Run,
and Fiddler's Run, Clarion. County, Pennit.,leOmplleed
in the follewing . tra - cts :... -• ' _:. '- •': ::
IQo. l =The: Surto Ikacr, of Two Hundred (200)
Acres, lying upon Brush Run, which'paries through it:
hiss on It House,. Barn,. about one hundred and
t!renty4ivertereSof splendid Timber: and a superabun
dance of Stone Coal. , It adjoins the Daze Cat= and
CLARION Rives Oir...COMPANIZS, which • ate: now getting
Oil at a, depth of about seventy '4O) 'feet. . This is :laid
•. • •
to beta valuable tract. ' •
. 'tl.: The "'BE F'sam "• of 'Sixty-Firs
Acres', lying on Cherry .Run has'
has, about , mites - (15) ACRES Or TIMONE, PLENTY . Cr
COAL. .A branch of Cherryßutkpasses along it' eastern
bOrder; forming considerable.bottom land. There are
plentY of surface indications of.oll, and decided to be ,
very superior for'Oil purposes. ,
No. s.—The Havra's.F.mtx, of _Orin Hundred (100)
Acres, lying upon-Fiddler's Thin, one mile from Red
Bank Creek (a navigable' stream): . Has en it" House,
Barn, &c Land very rough 'and broken.:as h treat ten
. .
(10) to"twelve ; (12) acres. of.superior Borrom Larios,
t3Vo VEINS or COAL,: one of 'which is, open'.
van, or. tiON. OLE; Open near the surface,' and four feet
thick; -thought from indications that. It may.:increase
to fifty '(tick) feet on being worked extensively...J:las air
so a vein of an oNi.l4owe not let, analyzed,
but thought to•be Bunsurn.... The inditations of: oil are
excellent, it having been found on the'. Creek; and ooz
ing from the stirfane in various places. •• .
The Red. Mink Oil Cinniany.
Male Company owns, in, fee elm*, Fob* HrtiDEZT,
ant! Twervrr Acme on - Elm& Chefry . Run;
and Oil Run, la the Great - Petroleum Basle,
Clarion County, Penne:, 'comprised liathe'following
trade:, .
' • '
.
No. 1... 1 ,The ISAAC Burin TRACTS, of one hun dred and
. .
one (101 ) •acres, in two'
parcels lying upon Rnish Run;
which pence through them. There is, plenty of Tim.
ber an Abundance of StoteCoal ripen there, and the
ludicationiefoll are very 'superior.' It 'adjoins the Deer
Creek and Clarion Rfier Oil Conti:antes, :upon which
Oil .has been struck ata very shallow depth, and With
. .
every prospect of liecoming flowing wells. , •
-NO. 2.-LTheRANIBIrr FAIX,.. of oNtil Reiy*ED AND
VIZiETEWN bli9y acres, lying upon 'Cherry Run,. abOut
• four miles from'the Allegheny Mier, one mile limn the
81.1470 and one mite from the late... discoiery of
Lead on Licking Creek has on it Rouse, 'Barn, &c.
:.tixerity-flye (25)- acres of very tine Timarsiand.one good
vim( or2r.
Coi, open and in Working order.. The,indt.
rations . - of Oil are ; very
,great; Ind . large investments
are being.padcitt :the immediate vicinity by Parties,
whose jndgmept in oil matters is undoubted. ~
The STZMAiT FAIRM, of two hundred acres;
lying upon Oil Hollon Run,; one mile from - Red Pank
.
(reek- (a navigable streato).. oh it house Bare,
&C.: IA very_ rough, broken - land, and:. celebrated for its
(MAL 'Mime:: has:nisei abont one hundred;and twenty
..
214:0) acres 14771.1111 . and' tintyOrElo7ltOM.LAl4l3.' The
ludicatlone of oil are very superior. Oil inen„ Say, •'„a.
common sew place to expect Petroleum - .
.
These Wide have been' selected with great :care by a
committee ofsetntide gentlemen and experienced
and consist ;of twelve ti 2) trer4s or fnrmi. - dip , :.
tribotediever an meter ten .(10) inittareitilea; • hiMner
oda Welie on adjoining properties art at preeent Yield
ing from twenty to fifty barreili of oil per,day. lnehiding
the himotte..Smoo.iNzt.4 % arThd the wells Of the peer
' All of theogi tracks are rich_ in coal, iron. deed and
vairui.of coal are npwlitig,...worked.
of Oil are aiiperiorti.Sayis.the State,
been - made for criginva arid faith:from
ddd itivtattodsiilll;llii . i;oriitht* '
retnrnE ont:Osietted.: • /kck. s
Prated nW4W , '9l*. ; l4llreirispea of the ado: -
. 1.:4t
THE ,4 RED BANK."
$500,00Q.
iNnwidism4
RSILADRLPB:U..
- BIG Iv.tirrka 4 r - CREEK Ort,
of ]!v
4iii.*:',ssl4.4Wfs.:, - .6: sal/ t wit:lo9ow
.....;::. ....-.. -..-,. ' i*L' . ..ol*-SS.:':: '..2 .',.. .:- '.-..'' '
20,1)00,S4nieu lie.Oried .14
. •
J. LEM'S PRlLLiMPreat:7' . • Thai!
The ;appal": ot this Cornpanicsmaists. alit Twenty
- Tame Ume of Sir IlundrettAcra valuable:oft ter
.Fitory. a royalWor-milt-one-elghtti to the land
owperapdief ern Big Whitely Creek, whictim' ina
meth Mold'pluediel arith flankardtlreek, GrecamiX.',
Pa! Ithistishenttroitemsorface a - aver three militis
the Wadi ift ot,
.3te# ? Auellialf to threeinetteme
mile on
TharkViOlii- Stir Putgag 4oGriiis.well-46614g*
art*Anasemette.ten* arranatenamitisi are liaise/mad
tor e. second.pelghtlaimited tot tubing. 4 fektn Pete
act o r aookvand merything MeeMeET Tef:"- 1 0.
..
prosecution of Ehr work..
The Company:4n preastiting thin largo mid 'valuable`
tract of MI territory to the lattilld desire Wadi Me;
dal notice team dirt that. in :Wm CUM hire Wag.
nine hare Wen paid *pada single acre,with orie-011
the oil as a. royalty.; from which they meat: a very
Loge yearly rirrenue,;aidde frost the its peoefteres •
held out by their own developments silos the .!acid,
An impudent Marseterbeic of the oil - .wells of this
*region is that. they,have never *Wiled
in producing oils of a superiar quality. /ying las titan
.sesen zent. by aduen-experinient in '
refining. add
comb:lauding the.mry highest mutat price and quick_
.
The lessess,:br.the terms of Wild leave; .blie 'full
privilege to sub-lease, Mlne.or bore Cow may or . : 4R
the minerals found upon said tract, and also 'the. privi
lege to use, free of charge, all the. Timber And Coal
. ftbe bitter of Which abounds. in immense .quantitles
the Must quality). needed to carry on their operations.
Geologists and prictleal operators' fists the . ell re,
gions, who tuive seen the Myers tract, unite in the °phi-,
icin dud.; in.lotaltty for,boring purposes,.welt. its In
.its outward Indications. es :an oil tertitory, this large
and Valuable tract holds out .the...most dattetleg;
pacts idboridg fir oil. . • .
014 a limited number of Shaiaa will lie tioliL
Books ere now open at No. 208 Mouth Pamiriik
Street, • first boor, bank room; PHILADELPHIA.
Subsaiptloa Pete, Two Bonin per Stir.-.
noTARTit iilV - NTAT E 111 OF
. 1 14. Trig FIRST -..NATIO'NAL BANK OF MINERS-.
VILLE, TA., ou the morning of the. Fins Monday of
January, nos . . • • .. • . •
ItEk4)IIROES
Notes and *disebunted ' • $18.94987
Furniture and Fixtures • • - • - 8.64 16
Current ..Expenara_•• • - ~ ..... ‘. 813 49
inielronz other 'Dinka
.'• • .•-• ' 98,47 a 64
Stintylkill County
,Ekgula on hand 20.000 0o • . •
U. S. Stamps on tiand ' • .$l3O .
S.. sacaritles.on hand.. 31,330 00
' • - 51,630 .05
D. S. muds depoeited with. Treat , - ' •
user U. S. to secure eireulatlon.lo6,ooo 60- '. •
Do. Deposits • Tv,ooo oo
175,00000
spkie cold Legal Tenders ort Jul:ad:lss,2N 75
areulatink notes orthts - Bank..on
Do. other National Dinlo 6,150 '
Do. State Books do 4,476 00
LLtBILITIES
. .
Cipital stack . • ..... 0 0
Surplus Fund - •-* •—• • • ' -,1, - 000 00
Fund • • • ,• • •'•- 2,181 .89
.Dividead'acivald - ' 210.00
.Circuifttlon n!celved
.Irool (lopiptrolliiri • 67,500 00
. ... -.•
•.. : 91,336 • . *. -
U.S. - 111ep9g1ta •• • • . • 123,35 S , 43. •
Due.co. other Banks • • • -6,131' 14
Map:mats. . 206'60 . •
-Interest..: ... 266 07
Rachauge• • ". 166. '35 ' . • • •
Commlssions • • ' • • .
.• • $ 412,.350
Cifistiler of the First- National
Batik of Minersvilie, Ma solemnly swear that the above
statemlart is true to the best 9 ,r my knowllge•
• ' • " • •kiiiITPFMAI4. Cashier: 1
Sworn to andauly:ktribed byfore me thin Third day of
-•"' • • •_ SETH W . .GEES' Notary. Public
"Jatti miry .I';' I StIZ • ' • ' . 1-It
•
MEDICINAL.
.
Shin . Diiieases, Tetter; 11.c1r,
• 1111qtchels:.—
ULCERS, SCALD HEAD,
ERYSWELAS; SALT RHEUM, • -
11INPAVOR3ISi . -.BARBER'S-ITCH. •
• Rrnpttdns ccivering the whOl.; body, of longstanding
t:Oti
And mosthuite character, are quickly cured
. by•
• "Dr;. Swayrke's. .
.Ointment:" •
•••' . Dr:l - SWayne'a All-Healing Ointment."
•"Dr.•:•Sviayne's All‘Healing: Ointment . "'
• • Dr. Swayae'i 'Ointment." .
`;Dr.. All Reuling Ointmen(...",
_ .
• If the blood Wirnpere; eieerise the systemof
.purities liy rising the old-established and well-tried re-
.
`.` Dr.. -Swayne's Panacea:
• ":Dr: . Swayne's. Patiacea.."
.".Dr.. Swaylie's .Blciod-Pqritvtng Panficea.".
Dr: Stsayne's Plood.-I?urifying Panacea."
Dr.. .13lood-Puritving Papac(4l."
Dr: ‘B.ivayne's BlOod-Purifying Panacea."
Its reputation for curing scrofula , old ulcars:itiP joint
coUrplaint,- ulcerated - sore .throat, white - swelling, dark,
blotches, .or defects in the skin ; boils, . yellow . skin;
rnanramus or wasting . flesh, the.umatic affections, pains
In the bouva,- ,kc., is withqut. parallel. The weak .and
debilitated, or any. disease of a scrofulous nature, it' is
sure to do good. as •the many thciusand' testimonials
fiord all parte•of the world prove;, nothing' ever
eiscororml can compare with it in curingthat: class of
disorders. To be sure of getting the pure and genuine
Panacea, nal-chase direct at the principal *.oftice of Dr.
Swi4-1,44 Soa;-330 'North Stith street, Philadelphia, or
at the Ding Story of TrlplltY SATIOR, Pottsville.• :
Sept. . . . .
F OR '3O YEARS A. STA.NDARD'RE.
• ' Dr.. Swayne's Compound, Syrup Wild Cherry...
•-• Dr. .19wIty-nws Compound Syrup '.Wild Cherry,.
" Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup "Wild ChelTY,'
Thousands of cases of Pulmonary Disease, which hive
baffled every expedient of Miman_akill, have been
permanently cured liy"this.old-standard Fame. -
dy. To prove thin assertion iste,,have certi- •
ficateli or cures so • extraordinary that
• skeptics are led to feel incredulous.
• • 01 their truth: No remedy has ' ' . •
.:ever been offered that can
compare with this mat
.. • forminal Wild Cher.
ry 'Compound • • '•
. " • in
• Severe Congligi' . • ' • - Blood Spitting.
-Asthma, - , • Whooping Corigh,
Bronchitis,. - . ' • Weak Items,
Consumption, " Liver Complaint, :
. Sore. Throat. • .. • • .Pains, Side, Breast. &e...".
and all Complaints; of a pulmonary nature. Its nee. is
'earn to bring health and returning vigor to the weak
and languid frame. . •
.
It cicaoaed tlat lung of all ilOpOritiev,
Juitueingstrengt•Nigor . lud . new lice;
'jntp the diaear*t mind debilitatettls:yeta
Tor qtirry:yeari . l= beeng - etmidard remedy, cming
the most obitinate cave m; after ail other . remedies and
treatment have failed
m
- Catarrhal Consuption:
'To pi...Swayne'd, Son; 330 North Sixth-St ,
I.send.you certificate of Naomi.Wilcoi, °fads town.
She-was afflicted with Catarrhal Consumption, and tried
• many remedies, tnitcaptinued to .grow weaker ; lunge
- andatomach became 7very, much disordered, and' her
physicians and friends despaired of her life. Through
the ink of your Compound - Syrup, of Wild Cherry she
entirely reco.vered:_ . • •. '_ • :
• , :R. D.'Ssura,.
Justice •or the Peace.
'Prepared only by DR, SWAYNE SON, 330 North
SIXTH Street„Philadelphts. sold . 'by HENRY SAY
LOR and JOHN G.11110WN'& SON, Druggists, Potts
, • Sept. IT .64.. • • • ••• CA ril •.
HOME MANUFACTURED
Chain Calais and Ship Chains
OF. ALL DESCRIMONS,
.. •.• .
. _ • •
. .
FLAT CHAINS for COSI' Mines, Sugarlams, and Ma
chinery of all kinds, WAGON and HARNESS CHAIRS,
either Flat, Boned: Straight, Tsiristed. Double and Sin'-
gle, from the smallest to thelargest size. manufactured
by : WILLIAM(
-' • - No. . 11 . 2 3t; 1 ,00rtliAttconilitreeti
. - - 4 ` e RNILADELPHIA.T.A. .
B.—The subscriber has an eitensive Chain Works,
that enabbe him to 1111.1a*orders at dant. notiee.
•
••• FIRST NATIONAL.BLANK
OF• •
• . MAI-TAN Q
ACTHILSIZEI)_ CAPITAL, 6200,900.
. ABRAHAM FOCHT. FRANK_CARTRE.
EDW , S SILLINTAN,. WILLTA3rREAGAIt
ItE Y MEYER,: DAVID •PRIIIPIV
GODFREY LAERY.
• - -
'PVT • " IrM L
Italy oien for all legitin;ali. ankiag baataatie , 64.
3I: 6i tPi•g4i.rn
tagliKIFW. afientlieit
1.7 - oriOreleat ktphi,AilAfghoi . 41E. rice
Dee. 31.-84. • 'W. 2.110T=.,
Saturday, jauttary y, 11363
FOR'2' UNION, •
'esbaiven.
• aleisAiliessistkY—lllinettPs P • Traits
• italmipapemof Wednesday oontain a 'diepatelt..
:fronalUanregard:at Charliatori4iinedoA4lin
inanneing r -tat the:Federal raiderafhtlTeireftsia,
from the Jilobilfiand Ohio Railroad, ping Weil- ••
irani. — Thelehel Goiania - Gbalsovi - -Weir heitiret
trona - 64. - Hardee telegr,spluTrOint gunk**
on the•gclthit the l Federal ops..azejszalingin, .
force on the South Carolina aide ortheeStiiniisrfr:
Itive*adders the ;re c tßekete Ammonia 7o•
,itardmsville. n An - -officiat:re, state, that the -
Milt wgrki*or.P. not va Union'try lielrerei7
An Anti lively Convention was- held,in - Frank-,
tata Wednesday. Resolutions ireire'saop.... •
ted adhering to the Baltimbre plattlirm; , request- . •
ing - abs representatives inOmani to lute fur • s -...:•-
•conetitatiopat amendment abolish a l sv p rzt , en
g o r o log ooioriel Burbridge; and approving of vig
orons retertatiMy.warfare against guerillas.. Great _
hartnoaMPrendkod..in the ectivetdiee,
_General Steadiiima's cavalry hail maned, cap- •
tnred and homed - "Rood's pontoon• train:- • Some •
goo mulec,•.loo. wagons and 200 hoga, were alio • -
captured, A deserter reporti that lined has been.'• • •
ordered. to Tnsealoosa to reorganize Ile shattered • •
Secretary. Stanton has left Washington, to visit
Savannah and intermediate points, , • for consults
tioo with. the: Various.. generals. Supplies, ez- --
changes, property seizures, colored troops, ae.,
-are . among the matters to.which he will attend; .•
A captain, lieutenant and seven men Of Moseby'e • •
command, tent captured on Wednesday'. at the ,
Relay'Rouse, on the Baltimore and Ohlo.fiallrosd;
:They were dressed in citixeneclothes. • • - .
• 'rho 80 , Bratniner of.the. givoi cur
rency to a report that GerieralSterling price, had
died in Arkansas, of apoplexy. •-•-• - ' •••
Passengers from Havana say that .the lima 'of -
the capture of Savannah by, general' Sherman
had In-educed great despondency in rebel vire-lea
in the 'former city. . • • • • , . ,
Governor Cannon, in his annual messageM the
Legislature, of 'Delaware, - again' takes ;strong
groundgroundiu.favor of emancipation in that State, .. as
he did in his inaugural ad&ess. •
The Maryland Legislatuneconvened on ThUnt-
day, and the: message of Governor Bradford was •
The Indiana' Legislature • was orgahized, .
cni
Thursday, at Indianapolis.
Ths Illehigan Legislature orgAn*lon Weilnsa-
. . .
Governor Cony, of 'gain% wasinauguratel
Ex 7 Governoi Yates has been elected by the lll
loofa Legislature to the United States Senate. •
The President has granted the request . Lieut.
Governor Jacobs to return to his home in Ken..'
tuck.
Tac Tunovi.---Yamilies would do weill-to keep
always at home a box - of Browns Bronchial Tro
ches, a simple but moat marvellously CffieaCiOntt
specific for affections of. the throat, - . affording
prompt relief in cases of coughi, colds, brcinchial
tronhlea, etc.-:Singers and gublia speakers - will
find them also excellent to clear the voice
,arid
reader', articulation . wonderful , e.any.4.3fonthly
08,20? TS
$412,550 : 56
PECISYLVINLI LEGISIATLItEtt
' The Legislature assembled at. Harrisburg on
Tuesday. Mr. William J. Murrell, of 'Susque
hanna county, was chosen Speaker. the House
of Representatives the Clerk announced that there
were two sets of certificates from the district, com
posed of the, counties of Sornerset 13edfonl • and-
Fulton. One was - signed by two. return judges,
and the other by one judge. • After some discus
sion; a resolution instructing the.Clork to acknowl
edge the members who have recoiled the highest
number of votes was. adopted. G. Olnuiteed,.
of Potter 'county; was then chosen Speaker,' the
Demcicrati voting.. for George A. Quigley,. of Phil
adelphia. At the evening session the remainder
of the officers were elected.
.
The Senate,.pn Wednesday, received the Gov- - •
dices - message, and ordered ten, thousand, copies •
to be printed; That portion of the neesiage ref- ,
ating to the quota.of the State under the last 'esll •
of the. President, for '•troope excited •some•diseus-.
sion, and : a resOlution appointing a.conunittee to
confer . with the Governor; the President-of tho
United StatO and Secretary - of War, upon the
sidije,et.'was Adopted. The death of 'l -
R. Reed, .ineinber of the Home, was announced; •
and•the usual remblutioniof condolence were pate.' ,
sed; Adjourned until 'Tucilday..,••,' . •
Nothing ;important transpired in the lionise. - - • ,
POTTSVILLE MARKETS.: *.
-
Corrected 'Weekly to r. Pllnikerst .1 I.
. ,
Wheat, Flour; extra family,. per barrel,
du - do - • do • . do per Cwt..
•.• do . do, . extra per. barrel
'do `••••• do superflue, - • do
Rye Flour,' •
,• . • do
do:•. ' per cwt -
Buckwheat Flour, . • • do 5 501. 6
Wheat, prime white;
•-• per bushel.. 2 TUI . "2
'do red, • do ' .60
Dried Peaches, pared,' pound.,..per 24,
do • - Owed; • .do ' -22 i
Dried Apples, 1 • •-• :do .. . lit
twu. li
Rye, V bu.
Corn,. ' . .•
Oats,
Soup beans"
Peas.
Rye Chop; ' '•
Corn Meal •.‘
Middlings, "
Potatoes;
. I.lay, V ton
bale cwt
Straw, ton.
Planter' • "-
Salt; melt.
Tint Seed, tN.
. Clover":•.`' •
rhiladelphia alarkces.
. . . .
• "..FLIUILISPA.T, January 5, 1065:
' Ytors AND "MrAr..--There late shipping demand for
doer, and the sales are to the home o3nenmers, at $9 75
(a. It 50 for superfine and extra brands ; and $ll 50 %
$l3. for extra family and filmy lots.- Rye Flour com
mands $9 , 9 25. eclat lideal.—Brandywine is held at
GRA.III:-Salen of red Wheat at $463 @, 2 65 per busb
el ; and good ...white at $2 90 @ 3 00. Rye's held at
.$1 73, Corn la nearly steady -but prices are weak:
Sales of old yellow at ,$1 66, and $1.70 rts bid for new:
Pennaylvanla Oats sold for 92 cents: ' ' .
RECRUITS- WANTED.
QUOTAS FILLED.
SURSTITUFES FURNISHED.
BOUNTIES PAID.
OFFICE., Attitatntenge Street, Opposite
i. 31,14. "..1"!(511317-
HAES.EIA;R.,_ :.•
WIIOLESALNI)II; DEALER IN
.11 : 40.13.A , SNUFr . .;
CIGARS, PIPES,.
Nearly -Opposite the ilioriltuer notate.
Dec. 17; , ' • • 514 y -
.VITRIFIED ISTONER'ABE
This Pipe
i is glazed inside and out, and, for conduct
ing water, s the beet and cheapest article in use. -
-, PLUMHERS' MATERIALS. •
MENTON'S - FLOOR TILES t •
for. Halls, Conservatories, Banks: Chnrehes, u laid
by us in the Capitol at Washington: and. many firet
claes buildings haall parts of the country., They are of
urious colors, and capable.of being made into an al
most infinite variety of patterns. Circular*, with pat
-terns and. prices, sent on application. • ' .
MILLER & COATES, 219 Pearl St:, New York:
Dec. 24, : rit-3M
S STAMPS
9
LEGAL, -
COMMERCIAL, and_
• BUSINtBB,
At n. BAPINVA.III , B Bookaftre•
N0v.26, .64.
_
ivEw CASH MIDBE.--Jrust -opened
11 die stand lately occupied by N.. C. Morrison. Cen
tre street, nearly opposite :Onset, a New .Dry Goo:*
Grocery and . Provision Store.... in which will bekept
constantly • - on hand a tholes . stock ;of Goods in that
line. Also, Queensware, Flour and Feed. ie.
The undersigned' Wipes by strict attention to busi
ness, to receive a fair share of the public. patronage.
' ROBERT A. GLOVER;
. .
FOttaville; October 29, .64. . •
.. 44.0 . •
..
.•
. . . .
ISTAUFFER,'Weiteb.
o jl 7 maker and eweler, Nn. 148-
'" • North SECOND /3 -- t, corner of. wo--
• kwitt Q
ry, PHYLLDELPHIA. An assortment
of WATCHES, 'JEWELRY; sumat and PLATED
WARE constantly - on hand, suitable • for HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. S' or Repairing of Watches and 'Jewelry .
promptly attended to. • ~ (Dm IL
2 . ,
F AMICAD , —..The ' Clipper Skate,. protect
Te 'Union Skate, silver-steel.'
:The Dant., fine article.:- " • -
"Endless variety 01 Boys' Skates. ••• •-
: Ladies' Skates, new patterns. At '
• Dec. 16,' , 64- & TIIOMPSON.S.
EIBISTBILAM P. , 13138ENTM.: , --rewing Ida;
V chines ; two Empire Sewing Machines wilr be mold
at aid price, „Want to' get oat Of the bpsiness and have
two on hand, a good, strong; reliable machine, bhcittle
stitch: reference given as to -parties who use them. - A
tare chance to bar EITICHTER & IMOMPSOti.
pBENCH. GMFFICRING done to order". at
. TILE CLOAK AND XtNTILLA
It BO.Lii.VA • •
Cntre• Srt!eit; below Auteirinsa
• N07.-12..64.-4646u2.1 . POTTSVILLE:
wENDEnorta, TAYLOR do RROwrI,
ARTISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS,
• 141:6:911 and 914 Chestnut 9teesti:
PHILADELPHIA,
SOLDIERS?, NEW 41E.11,14 JP : EVENT.
A. beatttind Ppd . -Polio, Itelebisp 00'4 ounces, oon
tainfn Iniusbuld. Paper, .2i - 7 0• . (W• Mmhte, Thtead;
N . A.0,1* ic.lllls 10.1.01efta 11101.-tonoeig.:
eat &tittle ever inTlo‘l4lolsopliette We: Jaitrecel,o4l
10d1tX141501,-" - - ; ~. • . • .11- BAVI4/ 0 6 r .
4 -. ''' -. ' —: . 1 ,Bootind StadoFrry Store.
, , *low an/ aVi v r e :i
Baus...._ • Pc4CO ,Seits;l434"."
isms rociestOissis,,as ‘; . .
Dee 17, STlCllfirft ~ Qo TaallSlC9Cl....
(:10 00 i 11
.4 50 9
9 25 10
$2 00IEg, V .
$2 00 t Butter, . V 55
1 001Clieese, "15
501 Lard- - • ' 124
L. 3 00,11arns, • " '26
1 90,Shoulderp, •08
801. Beer kind qr. "'l2
1 , 00; [rout " "110
1 20 Mutton,-
35 00 Pork, . 20
.-2 00 Veal, , -,• " 18
• _isugar, Cnba,
' . 'Sugarllonse, "
4 25IPorto Rico. . "
• 'Crushed,
IN, O. Syrup. •%
re
00
da
00