The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser., March 18, 1865, Image 3

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POTTSVI,LVE,
!curcume..t.r. !MARCO IS. ISGS
. _ .
CoPfil or: the Mineral Jeniaat
'can be obtained only' sattOg, at the • Lel
iowinc Omit%
IIE IRY. BAKER. Mtheravele; • •
GEO. J. PRITCITAIED,' 4 .• • .
MRS. Clain
LOITIS " . • .
HENRY S..DONEE...Asigintul;
• PETER. MOORE. Port Cebon.
DAVID .PIIIILIPS.Mrttunkoy City,: • • •
WM. D. BENSINGER; Tarimqns:. .
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• H. Dr.'COrE,SchdylolllAve.n. • .
PREMISES FOR SALE:. • •
A Rattgles,Tob Preps, which takes ••
on a forth 914
12y.; inches—cant 1-lEtvilltre sold at:9so, clr-h.: ••1
MFG 5C7 . 1.1411110.0t1 lined Press. bed 23 by 25% inch
ec which cost.s273 will h'sold. at slllo.'es.. sh. • •
• • We have no farther use for these presses. and.tht re
fore will be sf+l,lat s ;_rent hatrala to those in want_ of
cheap pres.'ses.• •
.AOrrew ' • . . -
B. BANNAN, Pottsville, Pa;
Sheafer's Coal andiron
SHEAFER'S;M AP OF. ALL - THE A.NTDRACITE
COAL REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANLk-- , the only and
mo=t complete and compact Maptiow published. - Price
in Sheets. 2:.; in (men: 31 5 . 0 ton Rollers, *2 75. •
SREAFER'S ITtoN, COAL AND RAILROAD MAP
of PENNSYLVANIA-11nd theadjoining iron States, With
full Atatit , t (es a Iron. distances to market, ,Le., which
are north More than the Map itself. Price in Sheets
SI : frs ;in Cases. rt :4); and on Rollers, $ 2 75. • ..
Theie .NLaps, except those on Rollers, winch can lA'
tent by Eaziresak, will be sent by mail any. addreta
oot - we-paid, on the receipt of . the above-mentioned
prices. -
•The editions-of tb6.3e. Maps are nearly. exbanked
est. than tea
_copies remaining. add we advise
those is
want of cupleX to applYarly, at this office or *letter.
These Maps-nay also be iibtaltiei,,of S. M. PETTEN:.
DILL CO.. Boston, and PETERSON BROTHERS
Pirtlidelpb
• •
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Vt:itmoyr has ratitied the Constitutional
A me ndment
Lit:coLN was confined to his
,vitlt influenza. •
\Tr n- draft commenced in New York city
on. Wednesday last. MI was • quiet.
..:SZYgIiA.L New York gold operators went
tlii! board" this week; e., failed. -
I:lll:st'Ecr.+l: st...stos ..- of the. new Senate
ea.nie,tpa. close Sattirday
-
Joni P. HAt.a . has been...norninated and
conftralltd - Minister Plenipotentiary, to
Spain. • :
Juirs 31.• Nicuity;-1.116 pliyatc secretary
of the lirtisideat,'itas . been appointed • zind•
eaticiiitted'As.,Consal.to
. .
:who w ; aciting Cltarle `d
Alfaires at Paris sineeth (feint' of Mn. "I).Ali-
TON;..:WiII. tie tOutinued in that capacity for the
.present, and . perhaps untit . ttie:freneh l Minis
ter shall . :irrive at WS.shingt on.
. •
~• Drise\ - i financiers iii • WasUinalon -predict
aal ear, ti eidi lie in gold, e Kery • prOsp ept
litilinchtl'flivorit.i a feriliel decline.
The bulls inaY.-ailenpr te iniSli.up : the. afar -
but tlin - pi;licy ec..l - ctary...Niceullech ie
aaid,to be, against - tlin.:success.of any stich
•
ituovenduit. • r - • • .• . • • •-
• , • . .
York . the Sprinff, :elections show
. jargel? for the . Mot.. part
it cail: . ying - many
11 . , f .•..C: ii r sev - val
th;,...-coimer , i , tenders gage up the eon
find ing,,,tti: . ,y; . e, 'um .do
deeniv • •e the •
fw.ns) . for naj
ti(.n;il.l .are file:. Ininds f :the
5 . 6 tp tithe l list- tiapse:bt;fpre'tliey
notes
pro!):11i1 v f banks in
'lll_
l
the
i
for:,
. .
titter of tlteir organir.ntio4,. recently form-
:; 1 1.itu ti6ns.'w ill nut' lie.pri;Viall them
n hs
„. •.
Ai miiol issued :at
4if the
.Uniied Sfittes,.. , ,ilto*y•no - Anngei exists
iitnitspf the 1:7 nion,:tpickhe
bis'to all the siiivifs in region. : This int
pLa•taut ant is the fist. Step, taken,. .:tnttict. 1.41:
Inntaitilnenttp the ; . initional'Constittitin. in
•..•. .• : •
be ban isMtl frrnp t he:Nation
-1 4 ,:apif . ol.:..'tlVO - Of .Sena,
.
trs
(4.` riciaWli T e . 1111 I riNT.c..l)i ucall
d''Ciltronic
fe of rl runkemwsi..clurittgjlte. IV 110 i it winter,
entirely - ,kip,.eci from
tee
. on :teemint of their . baif.habits.
ti.prt . mriees with ; n the Utiiiit
00'14,
u.
is: . proposeir br the 'as al . ,
ntent..t o' l ret ire shout. one halt: of •otirwessels,
and'u5e.2.5.,061) . 4 our - seaumd!--Loone half of
the tat al. ttUiti her. In s ery fqr.;.se:rj• ice: upon.
land..Tlicre.is nu use.M;w•hilmvir4,:r•So many
.
. • .. .• •
v.e'ssels . .in.s.erviee ; arta ISt' this measure
retinee- ,the .expenses ae 7
iiin'tinent-iery Much:.
-, .EtzrtorE4N•STlLl..kpli" . 1111:14. I FAIION
recentljr!te . ettiv . .c . N. 57,411-.
1 - tigion
. frord•pioutittetit
icaii in f nn. on_
. . ... • „
tiati Paris, state that all•-sympatIty, with . e.‘
. is: ritpid ty: that ,'t to
,
f't 5e . rittutjt is tictw.,c4iisitlered.;ity.-itailL•
as.perfectix: sf?pOltsk
iii its aisc; tht . despatgites. ffina•Lo ,- ;•i
laud anti .Fraut:te 'Aye . beeOriiiniglt.x.beetliiigly
friendlyeciivids •txtited r tates . .. - . •
.
:cr( as been ....eon ftrined- • s
Spiletary 01 1 'Mal lutiv vent4ireil .
Upon 'do ire's'of
9.f. f o'Nl: a, It :"
firmed as .Secrelar . }-.6lthe ltiteriiir,. but gill.
is tenter it rimii. n du; ie :iiefore
- . 11.ay• - ; at witch titue Judge. :Lid •resiguo.4 ,
to il!take
of Ne w- York., lias :also peen_Aloiilitiated - and
eonOrnied asGimptroller 'of file Treasury. ,
•
ictwfilau a far delivering •coal to retait
customers, hasbeen adopted in Philadelphia:
Tha c.).11, -can't ally scre'eued, placed in
trquare iron boxes. each holding about seventy-.
.
Ave pounds: Tilte, the required nuthber,
are 'placed in appropriately u, ni.r cted:wag
.ous, and the -Ito . Os being delivered over the
open sides of the vehicle are. conveyed
rutty to the tin . - without dust or dirt- :either
is the street- orniviatin 'doors : would seein
an excellent . plan. -" •
AT Tilt: itKi." ENT election for Governor- , and
members of the Ltiislature, in Tennessee,
Brats-111°w was 'chosen withettt,opPoSitiOn...
A. )letnpliis paper stlys that an opptisitifin.
ticicet. with tuty_show 'success,~.titld lime
-
received .1 - 000 votes in .that city. .There are
some indications that those iutbe - interest of
democracy and the.sclidlion in that State,
are organfrinfi a party,. N's•ll . oe real object is
'to prevent the ratificathnt by the Legislature,
of the amjntirnent to the Constittition abol,
ishin<zshiver,
. .
Tile rrsnma; : i.44.. - Tun, a . paper which
has iiiisoperffir. in Western Nuttylvania, for
'ability and enterprise, and wilielf.has'_ a cir- .
.culation larger-than any of its- cotemporarieS
irat titer e,:aPpears this week-An : rt . mir type and
in an ildar , ed.form.• 'The voteran editor, - 4,
Fo.lter, has: disposed Of"Tinter
ests in the paper tOMQssrs. and I :tniAi:,
wini have had Many, Yetirs elierience in. the
news and mechanical departments. 'ln the
hands of thiS abl e Combination the ./...4s . patch.
will we.do not doubt, increase in
.eirculatiOn
ao,iluence
SunyEron :GLN Kfi A 1..-AS • ilia. ,time sp
ptOaelle.sfor the ineetittg the State.• Union
Convention, tavarite names are advanced:tor
the positions to be filled' at .the. next State
rlecthin. .:Thef Fiends in Dauphin,- Lebanon,.
B , rk4 and :or Gen:
ar laingingfoilvtird his'name in . connection
with the odic& of ..Survyor General. We
slajghl lie creatly pfeased to.nititnafely record
ninination,.ihr his services . in - ,.the army
der' tig.thiswarentitle him to lLe recognition..
while his wortli asa limn and a . citizen, anti
capacity would enable him:to lilt it aeeep
ti; ths people of Pennkylvitnia....
Tan whole Ititiiiinttintiers74.oingt*A*
elected ieNCti_Hampa6 re 'a t
m' Prlegnlititans.
. ,
DANIEL Doecateirrr' nettled bp the
Union incif cartdl
date at'thifulectiOtiiieitauttilim; for. Distriet
Attorney., Sic„ pottgherVr has: invariably ,
refusenfaheConic it ctindidate for offiee,
hia.earnest, patriotic effor s-in the cause of
the Union; .have naciuestionably, _ had- much
force added to them bkhia dikateresteddms.
13 it as he is :a lawyer of signal ability, a., pa
triot ofunquestioned soundness, as' he'has
devoted time and talent to, the gmit carse,
we trust that the Union myn of Philadelphia
will nominate him and insist that be shall ac
cept it. We believe they coUld not get an
' ahler or more honest, certainly no more
" Vote for Lincoln: and there will be no. more draft
ing."—gorraimEAD.Pirr.n.q. • .
Our . readers will bear us out that There has
been very little; drafting since Lincoln was
re-elected, and, our arms' are •triumphantin
almost every - battle=field: - 'Volunteering
so brisk, that it is doubtful . whether those .
•wlici have been drafted, -will be called upon
to serve. if it had not . been for the aid and
comfort given to the traitors of the . South,
by-the miserable copperhead traitors of the
North. it is extremely doubtful whether .any
drafting would have been required to *put
down The rebellion. , .
Li the 'Hoitse- of: Representatives at
.Harris=
burg_ last week; an act extending • the law_
which prohibits the cafying of cimeealeddeadL.
ly
.weapons in Philadelphia, to. all the coun
ties of the State, was discusSed and passed.
An act . fixing the standard' weight of.potatoes
at .56 lbS. - .per7bushel, Gurnsey, moved
to fix it at the `Government weight.
This was • • finally agreed to, and. the bill
passed. A. supplement to the . School law,
relating to the education of destitute : orphan
children of sailors and soldiers, .(providirtg,
that . school directors ; shall take andalletsvh
orphan children to ..the Care of responsible
persons,) was discuSsed, and finally
,passed,
but will probably. be amended by the Senate
in ieveral imPortant pat - deniers before :be-
coming a law
Naw HAMPET IRE . OVERW gi..3IIN6LY . • Rt.-
I' CB LW, A N . . —Neiv Hampshire held herlSttne
election on Tuesday last, and .Stnythe, :
publican,
was elected . Goiernorby ten..thOu.:
sand majority. The first district was
.repre
sented in the
_last: Congress by Capcain Marcy,
a - Hemocrat of the extremist gelid:M." The
terni:previous it had returned Gen. Maraton:.
The. feeling there , has.been very .. strong, and
the efforts of the oPposition have centered in
this district, giving up all real expeepitinn of
defeating Prof. Patterson-and Mr. Rollirts; in
the second and third. The fact that the
Governor and,all of the.other officera On the
tnion ticket have been elected is an evidence
of thefeeling.4 the State,: - and electiOn•
of Gen. - Giltnaii Marston Over - Capt. Marcy.
in
.the firit (Rockinglottn). diStrict, 'affords
ircat 'cause for satisthetion. A .majority of
one inituired In' the Aldose," and pine out of
. tl‘efve Senators, tozother-*itli- all of the
Nuncillors, makes a - Clean sweep and estab,
lishes a - favorable precedent for other .,
. •• - • •
' QUM AND: Tliti: sYs-•
iematic and ineeessfdl plading . of ' ; ollit..geat ,
popular loans hitshardly - attriieted I,lle ntteri
tion which it deserves... 'The - G4vertiMent
Agents. Mess . .s. J. Cdoke &Company: repOrt
an aver:igedaily•snhseription to the Seven-
thirty Loan: since the ec.nnnenevment.of their
agency, Of three millions arid a half of dollar's.
a result which, when we consider: that we
are no 4 - erriv hig
. uporr the' fifth year the '
costliest of wodern -wars, is . not Only the most
elOqUelt, i4'aginable commentary upon. the
.leteinfination of the American peopletd
tall) Ate nationo iMegritY, but the . Most
alsi) that cotild •be asked of
of
Crea, , rce: of untrammeled individual
free 4 cOtintry,. to suppose - that
the .0 4vernment. 'obligations of suat . a people
can only be - aintaii . .ed in- the
.market Tit
the' .SUpply. of a factitious 'Mid,.
•therefore, .depreciated currency; .is an insult . -
y: ,r7ighateVer Measures : would
•reStcirejMftlth to`the, Ordinary constitution of
conneree'and.fiddnceauning us would nee-!
• el - sarilyjp&lb. ; reinforce - the . public confi
dence by reinforcing the real stiength . of the
THE • CHNS'iITUTIONAL AHENDH.ES7.
The rejertiou of the Constitutional A:mend-.
!Tient abolishing..slavery throughout. the lint.
tell States,. Uy the Legi-lltilre'Of New Jersey,
on. the Ist, : defeats that - Measure for the
piesent:' Bc far . eigtokm States-have ratified
the . deli : 011 ; 0' Congress, while 'only three have
'rejected' The question . now - .come
before The People of : the three States . which
haVerejected the amendment, aud Will.•pro
.bably have a direct'heiring Mion the election
OftliemeMbers of,their next Legislatures...
„. . . . . . ~ . .
Ttle Legisla!tire.S
. of...the Itollosi - ing -States
.., .
have ratified tlie-a.inendtae.Dit :.- , - •
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• •
•.. •
'1.,--I'llinniF. Feb-J: . •'•.• 10.-i'CAligeouri. Feb... 7.
... '.
.2.-i-Tihorielsland, :Feb. 2. IL-I-Ohio. Feb. 8 • . .
il.--.-Miehigaii,. - Feb. 2 • .,- -.12. Minnesota. ; Feb.B.
4.—.Nf IV. yoek; 'Feb, - 3,. - . - 13•. • t
Ktinsaa, Feb.-R.', •
s.—Pennsylimithi. Feb. - 3. 'l4. Virginia, Feb. 9.
*ti.--.3laryltuid:,Feb 3: .15 Indiana. Feb..l3: .• '
.-,-Mns.an'etni9ei' , ..Feb:.3. 18 . -Nevada. -Feb:lB. • 7
8,-..- - Wer-t Virginia, Feb. 3.•
.. 1 . - --Lotiiitiana. Feb. 17.
9.Zitain.:•. 'Feb. I. . - - .1•Z --Wisconsin, Feb. 24.
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.Tfoktegiglatiires •of .t he.. following Statests
. ..
ha .e'r!,je.eted the amendment : . • . ..- - ..
. ..
.1.iPe1..,. Feb. 5.1 2". Kentucky. Feb. 2 . 3. I N J. 3far. 1.
.
..-.. The Legislatures. of the following, loYal
States have: yet to vote upon the amendment :.
A -- (ll.l . P.rif ....4(7.,1P'. "Pri:irs. Meeting qf I,eqisla;
‘fliansas ".. -- ". R epubliban ...:,Now in m.ssion.:
• ibiierticut.: ..... :...licpulilican:.:;May.3.l6.s.
:tilifornia. ' "" - - Republican,. :„FleC. 4. 1'41;; : "
lbws:. . ... . . ...,.. - ....Republican ....Jim . 7, 1 , 44.
• N(4 Ram i;sh ire Pcpub I i ran:: ...Tune 7; 1..z1Z.,,
Oregon" - Pepubli,cani ....Spa 1 0. is;s:
l i colieet , ee " ' - " Repnblican.... :A pri i 7, 326.5,
Vermot•. Repuhlic.ati....Oct. 12, 1565.. .. "
. total number of States
::: , ‘,-cessary to ratify amendment (thre"2-fO'urths)... "..2,
States which haie rat.itled ' • " " " I
Rijeeted. _ :..... - • • ' .
THE EXITED STATES FE`►TE.
The term of each of the tolloWing Senators
•• • •
expired on the •30 inst., and their ..suceesSeirs
and thbse•who are . re-elected: to. serve, Until
. •
the 3d of March;lS7l, are as 'followS
Hon. B. I.l..AuthoO.rof R. I.
Hon, John S. Cailite, of VI
'Hon: .liimes W. Grimes. of kiwi Re-eleetok
lion:Jobn of N. H kitron
lion. It. liarrlinu. of Oregon • Gen. ii. Williams.
11on. , lacob M., Howard. of Mich Re-elected:::
dames H. lane, of Kansas '"Re-elected."-
Hon Lazarus W. Powell. of lie • :lames Guthrie.
Itichnraon, of 111 Rich tril Yates.
Hon.. S, ants-hum . .of
Hon. Johnl.:. Ten Eyck. of N..f No - election.
lion Morton S; Wilkinson. of Minn.. Daniel S,N.trion.
11,,a..w. T. Wiley, of West Va. : .11e-eleeted.
Hon. lienry Wilson, amass • lie - elf•cted.- .. '
Hon. Nathan A. Farwell. of Maine...Wm Feesenilen
•
Of. fhe Slates in. this class; there is no - - rep
.
reientatibn from AlabamkArkansas; Georgia,
. •
Louishnia; Mississippi, North Carolina, South.
_ •
Tennessee and Textfs-: • •
••The next class. the tern' of - whic.i will - ex:-
pire oil the 3d .
18137, -eonsists • of
the folloWing Senators.:. • .!• • • • •
lion. B Gratz BrOwn of. Missouri. -
lion. Daniel Clark;of New ilacapshire
colltimer. of Vermont. •
lion. Edgar-Cowan. of Pennsylvania:.
Oarret DM is. of Kentucky..
F. S. Foster, of Connecticut.
I ion:. Jame); liarlan. of lowa. • •
Bon. lra Barris. of New York: • •
(Vacan4.] Maryland.
lion. T. 0. Howe. of Wisconsin. - •
11401.11eury S. Lane, nt-indiani.. •
lion. .I.*A-Mcbougall, of California.
.11ori.J. N:Nesinids, of Oregon. •
S. C. Ponieroy. of Kansas.
Bun. John:Shemin, .of• Ohio.
Lymah Truinbull; of
lion. 'James W. Nvti, of Nevada.' •
• Of . this'class there is do -representation of
A I aharn Arkansas, :Florida, • Georgta,
siana; Norih Carolina. and South Carolina.
The last claps, whose • seats: Wilt tecome
- vacant in 1869, are •
lion : C. R. linckalew. - of Penicivanla. .
Znchatinb Chandler. of Michigan, • ".'•
lion. John .Conne4;• of California. • "• . •
Ihin. Janes illten. of CiaineetictiL • •. • '
• Pon: Jellies R. Doollttle,cif-Wiarxinsin, • •• ••
lion..so gra ,;•6 pooh of Vermont, • •
Henderson, Of 31iFgairi, ••• . •
A:llendrieka, of Indisnii: , •
Hon. RovenirJohre!on. of Maryland. .• •
lion. Eclair' Martin. of-New•Yark.
Hon. Lot 31. Morrill. of Maine; ••• • -
lion. K. Ramsey. of Minnesota; • • .• •
. lion. George-IL Riddle, of .Delaiyare..% • . "
• lion. 'William Spratie, of Rhode Nand •: •
.. , •
lion. Cherie.. Suriiiet; of Mraatielingetts; •
•• !iv». P. 0.-Van Winkle, of Weat • •.'.
Benjamin F. wade. ' • •
Alan •Williani orlieve Jersey.: .. • • • "
lion. W. hil Stuart, or-Nevada. • •••- •'•
• • •
Of this'class tliere is no "reprctentation of
Florida, .Nississippi, Tennessee, 'i'exas, - and
•
Virginia.
le.x*lfittirit..ot a
•
- Crrr-,PortiOtareb, , 11„--1.865. - -4TtitiattalijnOrg-'
. thtatetter brit_ olfr.tkiert,p4-ar belinCL
jumper;:waff-exgcnted btishonting,
_yesterday. He bad forme r ly belong to a - New- -
York battery, and subsequently. to the Bth-,Delt
• *wari , rer* meat, from which he deserted a short
time ago. Returning to City . Point soon- after; •
"'as an unassigned sttbaßtuts,-baving pocketed'-a ,
large bounty, he wee recognized-by - an officer of
:the.Sth Delaware, and arrested.
Alter the reading of his sentence on thane-ea. - I
aloft of his execution he made...A few remarks - , .
•
stating that he' was `.• in-for it,-and that it 'could,
not; now-be - helped." said that he was .not
yet twenty-one years' of age-;* that 130,000:-was
s coming - to him from hie grand-father On bia arri 7.
val at that age, and that he 'hid offered the gni--
'verriment this sum for his' retease, , but;itd, not
been succeesfik. He *dosed by 'mockingly : say
in K that he died *fir his country: < - • • •
He - died ":game," as the•saying is:declining to
have bie.eyhs*batidaged, and sitting enri - ly on hiiSi
• coffin facing the fire of the squid detailed Co car=:
ry into.effeet the execution, 'He was shot thropsii
and through, and_ died in!Atnitly, filling back
to Ids coffin, which was oxen • .
WE eallthe - attentiou of. our readers to • an
dvertisemerit . of An.II.INOALE, & CO., .Europe.
Jeweleri'l•Ageuts, of New York.. ' The
1374tesh- of Kingston,.o
. • liV., - .says of
them, i1c0v..24-,1.864
. . .
A short time since an. advertiseinent 'Of An-at:dale &.•
00., 147.11roadway.;.New York. appeared In the coturnmi:
of thisi paper, headed ,*..Great Gift -rtiitiibution,... by
which the public were informed
.that it largeniumtiq-of
;Gold and Silver Watches and Ornaments were to be dis r .
posed Of by Lot, —the total cost being. only $l, and'a.
'prise. in return valuedfrom s3:to $5O : also bolding out
great advantages to agents.. A lady subscriber to the:
WhiO.b.eotme an agent, and by.request brought-
Some twenty articles. suet as prizes for her. agency,. to
this office for inspection.' arid without hesitation we can
state thateach and all of the articles were.worth treble
• the amount of cost to the recipignts,and some six times.
. • The -Nein . York .4/pion *rote aslolliiival •
• We have just inspected, at the office of Arrandale &
Co.'s Agene.y for European. Manufacturing. Jewelers', a
large assortment of fashionable and valuable jewelry.
-consisting of gold and silver widches• chains, bracelets,
ladies• sets. rings: &c., all of the new and most fashion.
able-patterns. We also notice a large quantity of silver
.corisisting of goblets and drinking cups. 'cruet:
.stands, -fruit baskets. spoons. fOrks,. 5c We understand.
th'it the whole of these newly, imported articlffi are to
-lie disposed of on novel principle. giving great ..ad
'vantages to buyeis, and 'affording extensive- employ.
meat to . bonts.„ Our readerit will find all particulars.
hi our advertising columns: and we know the firm in
nnestion to be very respectable, and.thoroughly worthy
.of public confidence. • : •• • -
.
BEN RIMER. nor Rrom—After - - Bontwell had
convicted Brooks on the floor - of the-House ota-deliber
ate slander and libel upon Gen: Butler iu the matter of
the Smith'gold-seizure.- and after he had, appealed to
him in vain to retract his charges the calmumator. from
`the shelter of. his parliamentary privileges,
,flung at the
soldier a dirty.' insinuation—that when ..the war broke
out.he was an milluary attorney, in a little town'in
tle Massachusetts, with' a small' practice, whomeier
'canto to New York,and never argued causes in the Sr
preme-Couit of the United States in Washington; and
vet who bad got rich since the war began, - Imo, there;
fore, .133C16t have Btoleii ' .• •.. .
For present refutation . of .thiti and Similar calumnies;
rwiil say -born my poSitive knowledge, that for five
years preceding the war Gen. Butlers income froth his
lhw.practice-in Boston and:Lowell amounted VI - $20,090
• a year—that he has been one of the, foremost and .most
semsosful lawyers-in Massachusetts or . twenty-three
years -:thiti when he started with-hti command for .
- Baltithore he left the trial of deause half finished, and
- seas oh that day worth '1120,000 . of Invested 'property.
the 'accumulations of a life tif:Taboi—that he planned
, the purchase of the - bankrupt J.lawrence property,_
Organized a.company to stock rind. run -the-mills, put
$50:000 into the - 'enterprise,. and directed its operations
with such success that the -gm par value of the subscri
bed stock-has risen to :150, and: the dividends to' the
shareholders for.three years have been 50 :per cent. - tt,
year -.-that he is to-day, liberal and handsome liver-as
he-has ever been. worth
. s2`4o;oon—and that every.dollar
Of this property has been honorably and justly 'earned
that his account books. inodelA of business exact
itude and' method, :will give the history'of every...dollar
' of it, front the trine he .was 21 years old. They
. .are
open to the inspection of the World- low let . this lie
PEASSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
In the Senate, - onTuesday; the General Appro,"
paSsed ; also, a supplement to the act
enabling State banks to become National ; a sup—
Oen:lent to the act providing,' for the payment of
interest interested the State debt; providing for
the punishment.of trends on drafted" men.: . The
Nevada Silver :Mining. Company, was incorpo
rated.. the bilLalienating the beds of. rivers - was
refused eonSidoration, 15 to 10;• and the - Senate
adjonriied,r " . : . -• ."
In the House the General .Ihinnty bill of 'i4oo
per capita was Passed.• The House refused to din
' charge. the City. Railway Committee from .consid
:eringthe act to allow colored. persons in the cars.,"
add passed acts ailoWingthe Cherry Run Petro
loum.Comnany-to inrrvase its capital ; illioirpora- •
ting Hie North: ;American Mining Company ;; an
act allowing citric to run in'PhiladelpiiasonSun
.day defeated:. .The Pelaware DiviSion Canal
was allowed to raise its:tolls. • A.numhor of other'
bills of smaller moment were also pissed.• ".
PEN, • PAN'T E Silllgl3oE.S
iairSlists Anna,. Dickinson is, lecturing in New
en - Western Tennessee has, been opefled to
• •
. .
iteArrne*Tire, : inia Whitink _LOrini; the prima
donna, died in Cuba on the' 2fitif ultimo..
iitirThe Wlnnebagoes'.'are .treating with .the
government for their removal from .Dacotali to
Übe Omaha reservation, in Nehiaska.,.. •
.
. Steinway,.Jr.; of the firm of. Stein
.way k Sons r piano-fortii .manufactorefs, diad in
New York, on Saturday of consumption; •
. .
. .
. .
: .• lyi l r-A perty.iif Senators . and - ,lteim'esentativeg
,
wit h -then. :ivjves i .numbering in all about.nfty, left
WaShingion• on ..Tuesday last,.'. for a !visit 'to'
Charleston. • . • .• .
.' • • - ' • • •
• • - . • • .
, .
441 - IVin. T:Rogers: formerly,editor of-the Jer
sey ,City on Saturdayi and was
buried froni the residence of his brotner-in4aw
at.Bergetr.. • . • ' " •
. .
~' ,trir'A large nurnber of the inen drafted from
Jersey City have concluded to.enter.the'atiny:fOr
one year, 'and are now making arrangements for
that.pnrpose. _ .• . -I .- . - .
~ . ~
- AirThe Americansin.London celebrate'd Wash
ington,s birthday by a dinner, at which Xtr: Morse,
.the United States .Consfil, presided ; and• Mr.
AdamS Wits the principal guest. • ."
• Ar'lt is - stated on good authority that there are
not tWe:nty bone lo.let in the (qty . of , Brooklyn;
and in that,. part . . a the ".city.: which , was, befoye
'called Williamsbur; not. half as
. , , .
-,e..6 - "CieOrge Meoontiell; (aon of ~lohn
McCon
nell, Ofl:Lidianon,) •a - member .of „Stith Pa.
Regiment: died recently a prisonerin - the •lianth,
baying been. taken in :May last in the - battle of
the Wilderness.'
In Patterson many of the conscripts ;have
. conchnled to go into the 'army, some of them
thinking that they can de better - there.than . . by
staying' at hoMe..•.lint to substitutes are being.
pit in there—the supply being short,, and th
price higk.
Diu Fall River Coal is so MO:that one Of the
churches - has voti:d to do without coal the:remain
der of the winter.'; The new plan-was tried - last
Sunday, and the clergyman sayrithat if-it is to'be
.
-eontinued i he shall.preacli ply ten minutes here
after.:. . . . .
. . . . .
Jr.frTwo of the selectmen 'of a certain town in
Windham county. Velmont,.hayea.,sbarp t`eye.to
the vtin ' ehatiee:" Being,anthoriz'ed to procure
mon to apply' to the_credirotthelOwn,. they se
mired-two men, at the town's expense, as litisti=
tales for thentjekes. • • • -
.treThe Prince• of Wales' has' an income rif
,about one million dollars a. year. The "Hart
ford Poit thinks as his family'ie sninll , , and , his
wife does her own housework, and he cuts down
his old clothes. for, his bOy to wear,• he • Mill be
lilielylo'getalont; on that Sum. • •
tre — Of the twenty-five members of
~; t he Illinois
Senate not one is a•na•tive Of that :State, while five
are
,natives of Ohio, and two of Indiana. -And 3:et
•Soothern Illinois was.t'onsiderably settled before
the wilderness \vas broken-in - Ohio.:•Of theAghty,
five'members of the Mouse; eleven are na:tives•of
that State; and ten of Ohio: '• ••• 7
. „
•E ITe learn that Major Gi•neral - Mott • islo.be
preSented with a handsome residenCt by.the peo
ple of New JerseY,. in testimony of 'their appreci
ation of his Services in the field ;throughout the
preSent. rebellion. . The. General htM. expressed
his preference.for tordentowmithere his family
-now resides, as 'the location . Of the anticipated
. ittrls.l6 coal traint.4'are no t e being... rim on the .
NOV Jers4 Contra] lintilroad, 'as the' engines'on
tint road . arci.ninstly . up for
. repairs: A . s.a
M
ro , e(pience of this,..ecial.is selling at Z•l3 a ton at
rezahethport, With the prospect of •
,still grc2Ater
'itdr4nce in the 'price- among - retaile, s, :until . the
engines are again ready to run. which. will - be-in
about .anmouth.' •• . .
CIIMC~F(ITS,,
I{C-QlCe[ed,
gz - A gentleman got long. since in ono of hia
ricks in' Sonth songht . to make himself
interesting to a geod-looking mother . of. a, sweet.
baby,. od npying_ the next seat in.the car. After
'dull praising the baby , hd remarked to the
is 'a real sticker :I -"suppose?"' `.No . , air,"
said the.lady bliashing,: - "Ws.had to raise him on,
thebOttle." The 'gentleman ..restimed hie read
and has not . bragged., on auy • strange baby
.
Alt- John Harlan, of lowa, the new . Secretary
of
.t be interior, a. native if Illinois, - forty-four.
vearS of age;.having been born in Clarke county,
111'th - et-State. on the 20th of August, 1820:' He
"received a..thorough pradtical ..education, . and
gradnaled. - .at - -13,.niversity . in.,1815. • He
Studied law, and was shtirtly. afterwards admitted
to the bar. He subse . qiiently removed to Iowa;
and was choSeit Stipernitendent of Public Instruc
tifin in 1817; and President of the lowa Wesley - an
Univer:;ity in 1853. - In 1854 he. , was elEcted to,
the Senate'of the United States. : .
-4-riel A than camel() the Duke of. Wellington
With a'.pateuted snide- "What hai•e, you to
'sifter?".'gr•A bullet-proof jacket, your ace." l ..
"Put it The. inventor obeyed: • The Duko
rang a, bell. And aid-do-camp prbeented.himself:
"Tell the captain of the guard to order nne of hiS'
men to load with hall eartridge.r..The inventor
.disappeared; niul4as never seen spin near the
Horse Guards: money wasted.m. trying that
invention: • • .
ISit - The steamer Hansa brings us later Europe
Sir Frederic Bruce will. replace Lord.
Lyons at Washington.. • Tho Austrians',..fike the
citizens of cape Good Hopei-appeal to,have crim-'
Ana's no longer sent there; and it 18 . said the ap-.
pril•will_ be granted. ;The -Italy has pro
claimed mnesty for the Turin Tints. Marshal .
Narvacx, of Spain, •pronounces ' the country and
its finances in a bad condition. The Schleinfi-g-1101-
Steiti..queslion is being 'again discuSsed, in Russia .
Prussia,.and Schleswig. watits a canal be= tween the Baltic and German ocean, and a.num
her of other privileges.' •' •• . •
• stir — Late Mexican and . .Havana. advises have
been received by steamer Liberty" at-Ne* York:,
zaccpnaitla Naas Captured IKY the Jnipetialists on
the 17th tilt. ..The'Spatiish and Italian miniSteis
lid.arrived at,Vera.Crdz. The reported ontrages
on.linion.refugees and the American Consulate .
at Matanniras are' confirmed. ' The diseerSion of"
the various guerrilla bands is reported.. 'At Gar....
Re,' 400 prisoner S -were Captured,. and they have
been sent - tn consequence of the fall .
of the place, - two Juarist generals :have given in
their adhesion tetbeEmpire. Several . French - veti,
Sels hate .beenleSt in a storm offlfezailan...A.War .
departthent has been formed in• Mexic.),' by order
of the Emperor. Maximilian' has issued a precla-
Anation:Of religious freedom. In -the barber: of
.Havanai*on..the.4th ir . ..stpind"-.nrisuroessful of-.
fertxtins made.hy4fiCates to capture the-Arneiieau
'" . steamer Shooting Star. ... • •
. . ,
44i10tti441,61e
--Abowhavlowspoot ! *oo.4*,
"e.;,...their.war IKKRP,
with batekp-• a t If tawi t y 3 gm, near
W — aret e rta e n, on .m itnWallgbtgra 73z.
. . ,
~. . , .
' —The liarrDepartnaeitt tow received ititelthrwe of
_ el i eta4
theitietlf -therjteglienlifatidldee•• with a
pato e t c lupe* a4ofilitter:leacallia.Zenas.
•..teporlailhaturthe liNi4nearliontn?
• west' " 4' 1 ., 1010 , 1MLIwatieu andtheidtettle;
-Weltiediwerniheßml‘at.- • '-‘'' ' - ';,,,-•,'•': • ---:
t. —, * ,..a1..id Vali clidi4:oetil
he:
wereght7deid=coanty,ly.; on the.lifli and
lodge
—Gan.
Shermairs'elde ' bag animist
Wilmington; and all the, Winverta and other supply
,vetielatiftenbeenizdeted free? , CheFl eit9n , 1 411 4. f4fTere.
nah WC Ifetiltiretalt C. '• • ' •-'• ': ' ' •
—ben. Palliel4eoinnumitnginsentneky,lato iimitied
an order the.g.oforeenient of the act of. Con-
Frew ''''thatitfteet eild phild,en of shins milked
••!- , s• - . . . _, • . • , .„„
• '
-Genist eraian has been heir d from ofic ially:
.111 s
sihnosstch is dated Laurel Hill; N. C., and states that
everyllibila progressing thief, ' Details are omitlesi
by Secretary &sultan for obvious :•,
• reporti.te -414.8ebe1. War,Departminst,
snider dateof the lOtti;•thatlWide ilampton,bad" had a
ti ght viititAtilristricir, ind 'that - the linter • was badly
worsted. losing tusaysrucaa-houses and prisoners.—
The 10c ,111 4. ofPe,ePgßger , " •-•
:with three thousand civalrE and
ditional ery. has marched from Baton - Rouge to
Clinton, 'la...,He flails - &majority of theiseeppleloyal.
Troops are Inkling:Neer Orleans .for fifolvnie, and r"11-
lar merchant ateamerahare,beett tiken...tor transports.
—litichurcnalw4ma. panic on Saturday, Sunday, and
Monda last,. id - consequence -of the movements of
Sheridan.,:: y
an. , --W returned Union prisoner. who beings the
infaelnaiklu, stater! that the Alarm belle were rung, and.
eVery4wailable man was , mdered "ont.-Y.Sheridan
reported to Only twenty miles from the destrey
-ing the canal. It is thought to be his purpose to cut
the Danville Railroad; and there Than a junction' With
the Army of the Pine - mac.. Preparations for the evacu
'Mien offtichmond have.beeti tn
. progtessforsometime.
'All thei machinery for manufacturing purposes; .Ic.;
. _ . . .
—Gen. Sheridan./ official of his recent move
ments in the Shenandoah - valley.is Published... -. On the*
same night as the defeat of Gen. Early,: Casters:divis
ion entered Charlottesville:, On-account of bird weath
er there was a delay•of two ders. DivisiOns were sent
out in different directions, and the railroad for eight
miles in the direction of :I,,ynclautre and two.lion bad-
gee on the Rivapna river- were destroyed A.ll the
bridges on -
thalyriebbargitailinta were destroyed and
the James river canal was cat and otherwise seriously
damaged.' No oppositicni was met witti. - and the se
cessionists were completely bewildered by the move
ments of our forces. - .Twelve canal boats, laden with
-supplies. ammunition, &c.,- .and fourteen pieces of ar
tillerY,Were capture& . • . • -
—The fight at Kington appears to have been consid
erably exaggerated , by the- rebels. It appears from
.Newbern advices :of the 13th that portion Of D. 11.
Hill's troops got betweentwo divisions of. <Joys forces
and captured two. hundred men. and - a battery, The
fight did not last two hours,. ankresttlted in the ad
- vancement of our lines beyond its first meition, • seven.'
miles from Kinston.. On the Atli Bragg again attacked
Cox..making: two separate • warmth:4, - which .were re
pulsed with heavy loss to the enemy.. One piece of ar
tillery and two huirdie&lirlsoriwere captured: A
dispatch of' the 11th, states that' the rebels. Oated-,by
their. revious partil Success. made several . desperate
charges on the leth - . but were repulsed each Aime. Oar
forces were intrenche& and were within -three miles
of Kinston, The 'eneinY,were receiving reinforcements.
So Was General Cox. 'Schofield was direetiug, matter's,
. and another fight expected; The enemy it was
thought, would then- fail back beyond the Neuse river.
An Official dispatch from Gen.' Schofield confirms • this
intelligence. - • ' •
, .
THE COAL TRADE. .
Pint/vine. March 1S; ISOS.
The quantity lent by Railroad this week js 60,-
876 05 tons, against 55,579 - tons• for the corres
ponding week list year. ' - . •
The demand for 'Coal continues good, and•pri
The tasclestßui iij this week ss follows corn- .
psied with hist year_
•• • - . ..- i 564.; • • •-. juso4, • -,. - - • .
.150. ills - n.i e . . 1.. - .• -, • ;
.:
: • ••
. • ' ._,•_,,,• • • • •
- ..•.. • MUM. : TOTAL. ..mx.A.. TOTAL. " DEO.". -I ' '
. . o.ocli , otn Aseo -
P2t - R. R. R 55,579 . 624,8234 80.976 • 899,150 ... 4.892 • -....- •', ••' • • ' : . ' '.., ••• -. '• , • .__.- ._
L Val R. R. 31,501 : 312,3191 3/.307 346.0 P '33,7 53 , 4' 5..31 I
Refill . ••
.•
• Rally . • a •st'a.' -.,'..- - Ts - e' - -
&rant S'th. 19,914 -. 178 4 743' 34;393 - .97,R01:11" 880.843 . ----- 11 /g ~ . °1 o ';'• j' . '**(j."ii• ''' ulo.. ASS, 93', 3 i
...."- nth - 4.826 ... 46.185 3:551. -: 30.0851 . 816,1 , • . •.• ~•;' ' .:
• • ' /I' ll uis ' - imo 7 ":
160: . 96 . • ST ,
Penna. LI. 0 -4,399 ' 29:074, . 7,921 • 52.1431 . 23;069 •••• .• • :.. •- •'' - ••••••• *-,••••-• .60 , 4 ''' 3.4
Sliamo3in., •..-•. •• 60,614 i . • -•- '31.0'29 .• -696 Schuag IslaylgationStoc . ...... ... . i 45 ...... „.6
Trevortoia.. .. .. - . 1 .. '1'•I . • 300 -:. 2,993 . 2,999 ' • - •"' • • ' P I M / ''' • . •• :i 5 . 9 1,-: •
,
Sh.-11t. .•..- . ', .. • 2,173 • ' ' - - '.. 89.17. . 1. , t • k i • E :ii i ii . . R. *,,yi rod . • :• ! ':/ ° . . n . 1 ,
...
..
....... .......... .. ....... l- (, 0 0: I 5 . _, ‘ I*. . 84.
...
Lykens Val. - . .•
... 'l,Bl . •- • 7,178 • 5:31 •
Broad Top• • '28,642 -• .. 20,275 , aver 'tittle Schuylkill yailniail . '. '- . - ..50
.405, :ID.
..
. • . ___._.... • • . • : Lehigh.Valley.Railroad ... 50 68
. • ....• 116,51911,254.049113,3471'1,216,810 . ' • • • " • " • .." ' Bonds •• ••
• 166 96
• 97..
,'.. . ..
... " 11,218,81811 . 8,818- . •: : • - • 'Llii • la Canal ••
••••• • ' ..,•• • .., .......•.:. ' • 50,• 00
• 84)4 ..
o. .. 'Bonds • •" • ' 11•111 1 • 1 ":
- . .. - - -.-,•
I 37,2331.. 1,5291 • . CaltArissa Railroad '" . - . • -.50 10: ' 11..
• "• - 'k '-• preferred'. '- .. . - ; .. : ... -5926 - "27 •
Minertaßailk Stock. -- • - .50 . 50..
le weekly supplies by Railroad • •Farmeno.Batik , Stock. . '- • . :50 50* 50 '
la from that of last yoir..•••-' Government. Bank Stock - :.-. :-. :... .. ... 60 .50 50" .
.- Pottsville Water Compiny - Stock.:.;, -•251 25 , 28 -
, e: Kelmylkill Navigation• ,' . -.Gar
-on neit . bloriday for ' .11. S. Bonds, 1381 .- •, - - • 100109.. 199)4'
17.. S. 1 '6•lolioter ••• • - .. I
poatmen,'We :ler - U.:S. 6-20 Bonds - (c0up0n5.0n.)....,.. i 100'109 . 109X
f freight, whi' U. S 10-40 • • • • . • 100 96. 96)4
- • • Ceitifidifes of Ihdebtedileis.: , . . „•.• ... 100 MAC 98g.
‘4.8 addet.t.
.Gold (premium Philada ),. ;.......- ... . , '190:171: , 171 X.
ly;kill ' • .Butler Coal Co - • .• ' .. 50; 10)4 11 •
' . Poltim.Coal. .. . - . . • , ,
opf -
Green.Moontahi Coal .. '.. •.. .: 7 .. ....:.-. ..501 - .: . •
Lopust - . ": .. ." .-; . - ... .. .. , ... ~. , 50 , - oc . :04
.New Y.:irk anniiddle.Coal .: '• . 5.6 . .. - -:
Biglicinutain . ' -•-. -.-: . 50 '43,;( • .133,i
Sieatera Falls Coal Co • - . '. .• •• 00 .7.14. 714;
Dliipond Coal Co . .. • .. -
The weekly supplies hydtailrOad, does not vary
much from that of last year.. . • .
The: Schuylkill. Navigation Company will be
ready on next Monday for transportation
• The Boatmen,'we learn; ask Wit year's-closing
'rate of freight, which was about\s 12 . to New
York; this 'added. to, the 'closing rates of toll on
the Schuylkill
.Navigation,last year. $1 93, would
make about 0 . 05 per ton. to 'Now York. :The gene
ral imp-vision is that last year's closing rates of
— traiimpOrtatiini will be maintained. If this iy de- .
cideff ou,' we, think it will he a mistake. in the pre-.
sent aspect of business affairs of the eountry; and
will limit the sPring demand'to nuniediate wants
under the impression that
_Prices Will be . effected
isgcild and other articles of commerce will. e, as
the Rebellion. \varies. The price of Coal has reced-.
ed froin 50 cents to Sl. a ton from last fall's Closing
price's, and transportation, in view of last . yeare
large profits, ought to sympathize: with this. re'
- We are ,aware that it is difficult to reduce rates
when butlittle or no corresioiding reduction,bas
demi made in thesurimindings ; but the continued
prosperity ,of the Coal trade - fpr the depends
in a great measure, orit.inducementa
in the early part of the sewn for dealers and
manufactures; in distant markets;.. to commence
laying in their - supplies as early as poesible.
is contended. by some, that --traiieeporta
• Lion is limited, and'but little. more. Coal can be
carried to market this year; than there was last
year. This is. timistake---ficilities have been in
creased over those - of hist year by the dideretit '
Companies,but not to any great extent-Land un
less Coal is:offered cheaper in the distant mariels
than it has neen . for the lastsix - monthl3, hut little,
if any increase; will be requiredin the Supply this
year: - Many branches • of business,. that are - tnir
active in supplying our .Armies
~a will
cos-se - as the Rebellion" draWs to - e.
.close; . and if
gold sh 9 nia go down to about 50 or 60 per cent-L
premium, foreign goods will again.begin te 'com
pete - with our demestic manufacttiree in the-pro
duction 'of many articleS,. unless *.corresixmding
r.eduction is made in this country
.in theexpenee
of their,manufacture and 'transportation. :
We admit that thier • 4nestion .enrrounded
withmany difficulties; and Will regiliie -the most
shrewd blisinesS . mi3n to adopt the bestpolicY un
der existing eircumstericee. • • .
'lt may be prudent-to continue the present and
proposed rates, mitil.the fritUre prospects of _the
trade are more fully developed. ,At present there
is a demand for all the Coal that is seixtforward
for inaramliate use,
THE COAL. IVIARKETS.
PRICES OF - COZBir THE OARGO.
I=EMEI
LOORIIIEGTED WEKI LY FOR SUF. ml2--mr4o
. •
AT - PHILADELPIIII4. • •
. .
Schuylkill Red Ash Prepared, * 9.50®':
"..... . 8 00
" Ash,. Lump, Sireani )3.'.51)g
• - . St.. Boat and Broken, • 8 . 50(4 875
" .Egg . ' and : 8 50® 875
." *
50a:7 75
Locust Mt. Lump, St. Boat 8 750 •
" " Broken . ; . .. 1. . 8 75tce 900
•"- " ...... , 8 75@ 990
- "' . Chestnut,..:.... '
.':75(6 8 00
Lorbe,ny .. • . ....... 9:50a ' • -
.Franklin:(l4 - kome- 9 50@ • •.•
Lehigli'Lump, St... Boat S. - , Broken; 9 50@ •.
.• '" - Prepared;. 9 500
." ' Cheetnut, • ' 8 50(d)
Broad Top; • . ..• 12 We
•
••
... AT NEW Y.OICK. •
. ~-• ;.• • ~' 3Linott -15, 1865.
Sehtvlkill - Reil 'Ash by BoatrLoad: .$11,100g13 00
'‘l• Cheetnut, .." " " .10 Open. 00
" ' • White Ashlumpi, Steam •..
• . Boat • ' 12
" Broken Egg, 12
-". , • Chesmut, 10 .
" Stove, •• • •
Lehigh White Ash : Lump S. Boat
• " Prepared:,
'" • Chestnut,
• • elel niacin Pinkie at Xlizizbetiaport.
•
Lump und
1 3t. -Boat by Cargo.-
.;.:$
Prepared, . . . ..•........ .. .. ,
-Chestnut. C
.
Lehigh Cottl sit Elfitqlethport. •
Luiyip and St. Boat , i7 Cargo . 12'00012 50
Woken. • and= Egg ' • - 00012.50
Prepared.cc ' :„.......12.00012 50
Chwtrtut cc
"
• AA ` .113.ALL'14111011£
• • • • Alsace 16,..1885: , •
White Ash prepared—wholesale.....sl2 00012 60
" " - =retail. '. 14 00015 00
Lykens Vaile3r—retail 50033.00
"" —wholesale -'- 12 .50016 00
No stock of Lykens Valley 'in' - market. •-• •
TUE. co.p.awrNiurgelluP'fieri
tofore eXISTITIg betweetrthe sulnieribern,uti
der the dame dif 'PARVIN COOK: 'Miners of Coal 'at
Locust Gap, Northumberland CO:, Pa.. 11.1h10,
.134 die
solved by mutual consent. cif,the_parttea are
authorized to tise.the, name of the_ firm in litiuldation.
- . • -, ' .:'GEORGE W . .PALM - I.K,
- • .
.J.E•S§E COOK.'
• Philadelptila.ireb. .65. .
Partnerahlikex
istingbetween Jay'R.9 S. KIM JOMI E;
BAISM. HENRY S.' GROSS, and JONATUAN CLARK,
under the firms of %IRK & BAUM, in Schoikill.Cono
ty.- and BAWL. GR05.5....& -
' Philadelola, wa g
disrobed on the T .
th by mutual consent. Each 'of
. the- iiartnera ts; anthikrined to, lune the firm manna In
Cii-PAlRtlVEßBll.lll o .L'hieundiatiliaie
themiehvi , into a Cci-witnen . as the
ant:M.4O7S of EIRE &BAUM, and., AUK ROSS S
CO., • in he COAL MINING ./VetfiSVZl,: tinder;tile
lima of GI OSS. CLARK & CO-In SehnilkillCouity.
and OROtiS, 11031. ER & CO., in Mladalphlii, •
r' r ifebilitliCiiintiL
JuNATILAN-CLAtil.
Feb: i's,*as.-S-4t
.
-
nretahL,:treligliqviiiiiiitenittinatawsta
- 444ktboiti,--,,,- ...... ...I ,501Per1aww . xitk. , ,.....•.. 5 TO
-Newk0TT!.... t ......, /5 PO Boston . l -..........'.-. 550
- , New bed ;' ; 5-10 . lirilipori: - ..':::: . 4-440:
, • New Louden ' . is.4se. - - ft c.. 5.00
1 . New, Item* . ...: 5 90: ...01: .:_:. .. '... 500
I
, New York :.4,...._ ..1:::)? ao. Ttalsaciparpe.,::, '.....-; 'so
, IthodePlexid.. t .' ,4: -4.00 ,441.134411. - .: . ..- . '... :5.00
.•Wastdxgstui D.C•J. 2400 '• - ' --:.-:. -.; • - • ' '
< :153W:suds 0011.01 . bOitiiiiiii;ii for the ' Week -. ''
.. .
. FreiOita _
3 00 N&buryport.,'.
-'Newport......, - 3 00,1 Viii London. .....
.Iketon ' • NnlPacitocket..*: ,
• . -qraunton '
„Provhiehoe.. • 3,
' -00 i Portamontki:..'
2 VStNevr Bedfoid.
Lynn'
Salem 4 83; Albany:.
Where - blank, no Tmeels offering. • •
tits `framilaltimere.
00
To Frelig • • • - $2 Tsas
Phllitdelplif a
flew -York: , . 4 .254,
BogtPik . •
: Freights from Geergeteiriter:Alextinaria.. ,
To PitUadeiphic • $3 0 0 4
New .Yorie..-. ... . • - 25@45 0
Boston.. .. . .. .... ... . ...... d
C ounir Railroads f0r1.804.
'The Colloid.* is the'quantity of Coal transported
over the different Railroads in Schnylldll County, for
week ending on Thursday evening last; •
TOTAL
MineßlU &S. Haven MR. :i4,461 OS 149,214 08
Mt. Carbon.: t .. • 620 16 . . 2.45 S 00
Milt Creek • • 6,31 h 01 • *. IR 198 07
Malmo' !±b Brdad Mt • .1.6,66 T 12,"155,816 OS
Little • Schuylkill.'
Sehnylkill
Coal Trade by tor IEIB3
Qnantlt7 Of. Coal sent by Railroad and Canal forthe
Week'endhng on Thtinsday aliening last :
Porf.Carbon. ' .
Pottsville •
Schuylkill Haven:..
Anbnrn:
Port:-Clinton.'
Previously this year
•Total.'' ......
To:same time list year'
increase so far
Decrease
• .Ipebigh 414)4,1 Trade . fait. .19 6 / 4
Foi:weeliendiug . on Saturday last: / •-•
OPERATORS
A..Pardeelr.Co, '• • •
Pucker & CO '
Mt.. ... .
leddo ***** •" •
• Marleigh . • ' -
initial Coal .: • -
Stout
.Sharpe; Weisa•& Co,
Buck Mountain "
Smith's Spina ..... ..
Roney Brook: Coal Co •
German Pa. Coal Co • ' •
Spring mr.oiat Ca...
W. T.. Carter. & Co . • -
Beaver Meadow
Lehigh Zine Co '
Jolm Connery " -• •
.L. & M. Coal .".
Baltimore Coal Co, . -
Franklin • • •
ConSoldated Coal - Co -
...
Lehigh & Susquehanna Coal-Co
Lituilmerar's -•
.Wilkesbatre . •
;Lehigh Coal& phrie:.Co - "
Other . Shippers.
r • - Total
Same time,last pier
Increase.
Decrease
NEW.ADVERT'AENT S.
STRAWBERRY PLA, N 5.,- 7 20,000
choice Strawberry Plants, combinint' Albany Seed.
Triumph deGand and, French's seedling, • for sale
by the 1000, 100,or dozen, at Greonwood Irursery.
The plantado not require mixing to • beat well, and
ate the most desirable kinds to plant, . , •
CRAPE VINES.—The celebrated ' lONA and
ISABELLA, Duct. Grant's New Grapes.' Also the
.1111aware.-Diana, Concord, and tnanj other of the best
hardy Grape Vitres.for sale at Greenwood 'Nueli,
cry.: These Grapes can:be relied 'on.as genuine. The
lope has taken the Premium for tlie. best hardy Grape
InXte United States.. . '
. N
. . .
- Fgs IRIGto dose out my .stock• of d ry goods,
1:1 . which is large and varied„.l will commence 9 ellihg
them by Auction at ni.V. stote,..Centre street, on Tues
day, 'evening, March - 21, 1.',565. • The sale . .will be con
tinued on'Friday evening, and'on .Sithifday aftenxion
and evening: ' - ..' - . • • .SAML. MORRIS; Ja. . •
.?otteville, March 18,'61; . • • . ' 11.-1 t . -: • .
fr 0 WN, 1111/11.1.; 'for • Fire "Nights;—.lrnett
-
dny; • Wednesday, Thursday. - Friday
and' tinturditiOlarch2lst, 22d, 2 3 d, 24th
and 2346,1863. • :
The, original-and trvignificeet.ieOving Moraina of the
BURNING- OF NOBOOW.
New, and 'beautiful DIOPTIIIO..PAINTINGS and
aranslno nines TEN. THILOQDIBM, by,Mi. GAL-
IiAGHER . , the worlisrenowned hamorast. • .'
Admission 26 nen& each. ,•• • ' •
Doors open at-L. TO'ciimmence at 9-ovioCk. •
March .• • : ' .1.1 :It -
. .
ME inoodeiraigneit respect:ally- calls theatten-.
:1 - thin or the lividertakeraits well as private families,
to his stock of -METALIC, LEAD, ZINC, and other
Also, he has' the .11ICHARDSON PREMIUM ATR-'
'TIGHT CASKET. with circular ends, end without any
joints whatever. li 7 ith thwe I guarantee _to' disinter,
and bring the remains of :the patriotic soldier from. his
grave on the hattle-fleld •or hospital burial grounds:
: free fromany disagreeable order: or no charge will be
'made the the Casket. and at one third less cost than
with the MetalicCases.' . JOHN GOOD. Undertaker, •
- . : 41 - 21 Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa,•
• Narch.l9.- '65. • • • 1.1-St•
BUSINESS LOCALITY;_ Potti3ville,
To Lnmbermen, Machinists and
. .
. .
• THE STONE Ware House: with: Railroad Sidelnk
and va , ant mond; ibree hundred feet on the'east side
of Centre :street, extending over the' Railroad and - Riv_ .
er; with' front on the Canal;' will be rented on favora
ble terms.. Apply to MILTON BOONE,
- _Centre St., Pottsville.
. : ' HENRY MORRIS, 209 South 3d- St., Philada.
March 4, , 6.5. • , ' 9-2 m
L,FLTTERS -Ittemnininar . .Unclaimiii in
L
the•P.mt OtWee, at Pottsville. State of rennsylva
Ilia, on the 17th day of March, 1865. " . •
To obtain any of these letters; 'The applicant must call
for "rufveilised tettextt,” give the date of this. list; and
pay one cent for advertiaing. - • • .
If not called for within one month, they will :he • sent
to. the Dead Letter Office. - • . : .
Adler Sami S Hartz Ami K Sheen Cofnellasep.
Buck Harrison Mortar Mrs Geo Stiffly Mary
Biddle Johri' ' Johnston Wm 'Sweeny Mary
Barry John • Johnson Mrs C J 'Ml:rimers Cath
Brobbin Thomas Jscobs - Jane ' Simmers Mary'
Bowers ' Henry. Kfllord Patrick: Stacy . Mars-
Brannan Lizzie. Kinser' evi , Smitch Julia
....DOrran Cant Jan LyoaughJohn • • Treen Donis S •
Edivarda Maiia‘l3 Lai:ming, Sate : : '•'l'hompann John
• Focht & Warren . : McDonald John' - ,-Thoinpson TS
French, A . . •Meretery John . Wilson Roht • C
•
Goff Patrlci • • Moose Jacob .•.- -Wilson ano
Heleell Michael. McAndrew - MartinWhituerE D
Herbey John • Moyer'Sarsh R Wilson Jnmes
Raines Jas P Richards Wm .• • Witwer Mich•R
Hog nJnhn ShaleyMen D J Warner Peter.
Roarklitaria•Shjp Steffens:john 13 Wiler Kite • .•
'Haupleah"Caßte Smith Wm P
March 18, '65. - " ••• •M, ,SILLYMAN, P. M
50e,13 00
50(q.13 00
00411 00
50(01a 00
MOST POPULAR - BOOK
PLINOROBTE°7II4STRITTION
EIC.IIII.IIIISONrS NEW
, Having a ten', ear sale ot
. .
Twenty
- five -
dopiei. - Year.
'Me . lina. -- a
is superior inexcellere to all ether `.nethods,”
The l44o k tiareverY
,tor the acquirement , of a thorough knowledge or Pi- -
anoforte playing It is adapted: to all Grade,' of
ltuition, -from the Rndimentill Studies of ths young
est, to the Studies and exercises of Advanced
Puplla
Two editions are Published, _one adopting .Anierican.
the other•Poreign Fingering: When the work hiord
ered; if no preference is' iivignited, the edition with
American Fingering will be sent.. . • • . • .
Urßesure that uierdering it you are particular hi
specitim L
the life Wliolethcd." Priceka .75, Mailed,
pi:mt.:paid to any address. Sold •by all Music Dealers..
..OLIVER DITSON Jo CO.;.ftblishers, 217 Washing-.
ton Street. Boston, •
March
J.
• RE Y . • •
•
:Umber Commission Merchant, Coiner Sonth
•:= :and. Pine Streets, Beading . , Pa.,
lea for vale one'million " feet of IfEltiLOCEllm
ber CUIISISting of PLANK (1 and 3 inches In thickhead
WARDS; SCANTLING, IOISTEI.• RAFTERS, and
FRAMING TIMBER of different lengths and sizes.'
Ala) , a regularamortmait of WHITE PINE BOARDS.
PLANE, and SCAN'TLMG., WHITEPINE. YELLOW
•
PINE HEMLOCK FLOORING. WALNUT. CHER
DAL ASB and 'POPLAR, LI73IBER. - WHITS
• PINE and HEMLOCK, ehavedand.eatied SHINGLE*
2a 'And '26 Inches in length.. Plante - ring Lath, Roof.
th, Pickute, Bails, &c...kr., all of ..which will be
. lir . ,,lltrge or !small
. quentltbre at the lowest market ,
terittreated IMmedlately on 'Hie Rune of the Went
' Railroad., Lumber can at all Erna ahipPed
r alba" rtes P-Otke• • ' •
' it#ed'tir furnish littuunt by this' bPat
- •Parioltd, the m a ne any otrthe 131 4
„nal p railroad, liked from the:lnUla,' at Willbutreport,
- and thereby oping - to fhb trim - niter. the.ex,
pinostovr-bilaSing the Lumber at th daillace. Cite rot
' 11=141611tItM. 4....x.nft..4: - .P.Ading. BD-
1* 'W. • •- ." '
73.1 c
7 . 3 10
-
. _
2:00
A'.l^,
S 00.
2 00
S 00
9., no Is ss,sst oo
C!3E=l
25,373 11
610 IT .
n,700 01
27T5 'OT
9,501 15
020.150 0
G?.4,028.12
915
2,614
1,0'4
1,159
Tbo
4,417
917
Ir 339
1.154
11:?9
I
31,507
38,714
Others.
iiiimm==2;==il
MAIM
XATIONAL.. , :LOAN
AT PAR
Interest'? 3-10, in Lawfil Money. Coupons
attached. Interest payable each .Sl.l
Months. • -
The Principal payable.in. Lawful Money a
the end;of Time Years, or the Holder ha:
the right to demand atthat.time
THE 5-20 BONDS
4T' APAR, - INSTEAD OF CASW.
a- :This privilege is . valtiab/e, as :the 5-20 Bond:-
are 714 selling at eight' per cent: prettuunt;
The kibeyntes.in, and all ether tr.
curitim tor. sahib*
11,;F..W HITNEY,
ilitsITER STREET. PODTSVILLE.
6 6m
Feb,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
AT SALE
.DILI . OND • RINGS,.Ice.
NE Pita:LION . OL LAIRS) WORTH
TO BE DISPOSED OF AT
One Dollar:- Each!
Without regard to Valwe I Not to be. paid for
until you kticiw what you ire to netetse ! I
Splendid .01,g of Artiele4 ! ' All to be sold for One
• , Dollar Ecieh ! ! ! .
.25i Gente , Go!d hantinvase WaMhes...stso to $l5O
, 4>t) Ladies. Gold and Enamelled hunting 7. • :
: -
' case Watches • " TO
500 GenM! hunting case Silver Watches.... .35 4 ., TO
200 Diamond *Rings ' 50 ". 100
6000 Pol(t Vest and Neck Chains *** ..... 4 " 60
3000 Gold Gyal EWA Bracelets. • ' 4."
~000 Jet and Gold Bracelets . _
2.040 Chatelaine Chains and Guard Chains.:. i ".
.7000 BOWIre and Gold Brooches . 4'"
Snod Coral, Opal and Emera:d Brooches.... 4 " 8
3000 Gold, Cameo and Pearl Ear Drops.... 4 "..:. S
6000 Mosaic, Jet, Laya, and Ploientine . Ear .
~ D rops • • 4 " 8
• isooGoral. Opal, and Emerald Mr Drops.: - 4' . .. - - 6
• 4000 Calif, cola Diamond Breast-pins.:: ....2.00 •` 10
2000 Gold Fob and Veit Watelv‘keys' •250 " . S
4000 Fob and Vest Ribbon-slides • • - - 3 " :.10'
.5000'setS Solitaire Sleeve-buttons Studs' ‘te 5 .c. . • S
3000 Gold Thimbles. Pencils "i•kc. : :. ::: :......21 , .., - .4-mr - . • 6
.10000 Miniature .Lotkets - • —2_511.-ir ,-, 10
4000 - Miniature Lockets. tifitgieSpring - • 10 "s• 20
3000•43 old Toothpick., - Grou4es, ct,c • 2". : S
. 5000 Plain
_Gad. Rings: ....-
.: • - -4," -10
: 5000 ChtiMl Gold . Rings... .. : ... ...,. ... ...... -4" 11
10000 Stope Set and Signet .Rings -• • ° SO"' 10
10000 California Diatn(aid Rings - - 2 " 10
.13
' 750015 e. lathes' Jevi - eltV—Jet Anil Gold. :.. .• 5 "' l5
• • 6000.5 e. Ladies' Jewelryaineo„:. Pearl: ' !. . • •
• •• - 0 1, and other 5t0ne5...•...1 .. *.:. : .*: ... .. 4'" ~. 15
10000 Gi Id. Pens,. Silver.:extension• holdeni ". —. . •
• : and Pencils ••• • - - ' .4 id'
10000 Gold Pens and.Golitmountedllolders 6". . 10.
.5000 Gold Pens - soul Gold extension ITolder . s 1.5 " 25
*. 5000 Ladles' Gilt and:let Buckles..... :.. :. • 5.” : • 15.
•1,000 Zadies.Gilt and Jet Ilair. Bars' ,t Balls 5.". - 10
5000 Silver.Goblets.and Drinking Cup 5....,. 5: "
.- 50
• 3000 SllVer Casters • "- - . ' 15'. , -.50.
21100 Silver.Fralt; Card. and Cake Baskets:. • 20 ..k• . .. &I ,
51)00 dozen Silver Tea Spoons per ddz ' 10. , t... • 2 . 0
.10000 dozen Silver Table.Spoinis arid. Forks -20-"'- 4 40
- AILRANDAILE & .CO.. Ittailufactiiretr,
- • Aizeno,-. No. 167 ',BROADWAY : NEW yoßic. c . - 1,
. Announce that all of the above list of goods willbentild
for ONE Pbtt..tn'each..- ..•: • . - --.• • : • - -
Iq conSeqiience .
ofthe great'stagmation of tradedn'the
matuffacturing diatricti3 of En'gland,.:. hrough the -*at.
having cut oir the supply. of - cotton. it large quantity of.
Valuable Jewelry. originally intended for. the - English--
market, has been sent off for sale iri,ihis countryi. AND
MUST BE SOLD. AT ANY SACRIFICE! Under these
icircumatances, ARRANDALE ..:0.,1 actink as.agents
for the pi lacteal-European mannikin rirS, have resolved
.upon a' GREAT Girt
.DLSTRIBVTION, subject to the
foilotvtug regulations: . , -
• Certificate= of the various arfl cies - 4re first pht into en-
.vplopes, sealed'uP, 'and mixed : xn l-when ordered, -are
taken slut without regard to elioice.' and sent by mail,
:thus gonng all.ii,fair chancel' On receipt of the certill-.
aite;:you will see What You.are zto have, and then it'is
at your ()titian-10 avid the.dollar and take the'article or
not. Purchasers maythud :obtain a- Gold
mond Ring,-or-any - Set of -Jewelry- on our list for One
D.011.11t.': • , ' • • • • . •'• •
gerid 25 COntisliiiCcrtjfie'roo:
- - .
. .
In all transactions by We _ shall chargefor for-
Warding the Certificates; paying tiestagn;and doing the
business,
.25 cents eaeh, which must be enclosed when
the.Certiflcate is sent' for Five Certificates *lll be
sent for $l. eleven for s2,..thirtrfor $5, • slaty-five for.
$lO. and - a hundred for $l6, • . ••• . •
diGENTS,..We:wtiot tigents..in every regiment,
and in every town aud county iu the country, and those
acting-Ss . ..such will be allowed Intents on every-Certifi
cate ordered. . for them,. provided' their remittance
amounts to one. dollar,. .Agents will collect 25 cents by
every-Certificate, and remit 15:cents to us; either in
cash, or postage stamps,. • . . • ....
ARBANDALE dr CO. '-
167-Broadway,
March 10,
tV. • •
• • .. . . .
• • • % • • . 4 0
•
-
• - :NEW .
•..
.•• . • • .• . - • .
-Coyner.
WHOLESALE
Murray
• .
D . .
011 . 8 ALIC reAatimi Ts- rrelyr qtr.stari
FIS• •
:Order's "solidted. and .faithfully 'when atxoni
panied iy!th a remlttapeo or . fir.i class city reference
. . _ . .
- COOTSH, :'WHITEFISH,' - BETTER, • .
i.oLLocri, . • PORK, - CHEESE,
MACKEREL; BEEF, - :.VINEGAR,
BLUEFISH, RAMS, 'SALT,. '
SHADS • TAPER,
:_HERRING, . - TONGGES, SNUFF.
SALIVIONY LARD,' • • •
16, : • • 1.1:•3nt • •-•_•
Schenck' s Mandrake Pills
SICK' IIEADICIIE,
•
Cure,,.:and.:
WM has received its name from 'a constant nail
. ,1„ • sea or sickness at the..stomach, which attends the
pain-in the head.. ride headache is apt to begin "in the
morning on waking from a deep sleep, and when some
irregularity of diet has been - Committed on the 'day be
fore, or Sometimes for. several days-previous. At first
there is a distrestingly nnpneisive7 feeling in the, head..
which gradually merges - into a severe heavy pain in the
terriples.. frequently attended, by a sense of fullness and
tenderness in one eye, and extending across the fore
head. There is a clamirty,, unpleasant taste lathe
month, atioffeiasive breath, , and the tonne covered
with 'a yello*ish white fur.' • The sufferer desires to be
alone irra k room. 'As soOn as the patient feels the
fulness in the head and pain in the temples, take large
-dose of Schefick , s Mandrake PIN, and in an hour or
two they will feel as well as ever, This has been tried
by thousands, and is always sure. to cute, and instead'
- - of the sick „tietniache coming on every, week or ten
days. they wilinot .be troubled with it'onee in three
• Schenck , e Maudlake Pille,are composed of a nutitber,
of roots besides Podophitiin, of concentrated Mandrake,
all of which tend to relax, the secretions of the liver,
and act More prompt than blue pills o.r mercury, with
out leaviuany dangerous effects, Inn bilious person
they. ill show themselves by the. stodlt, They will
expel worms, mucus;' bile and all morbid: matter from
'the system. : .In sick headache, if they are taken as di
rected above. fe fall di:l.'6 as soon as they feel the dist
symptoms of it) Dr. Schenck will and has 'directed his•
agents to return the money if they do'not give •perfect
-satisfaction. . , • . • '
. .
. . •
. If. a person has been compelled to stay . out late at
night, and drink too much wine., by lakim, a dose:of
'pills on going to' bed, next - morning lie will feel - as
though he had' hot drank a drop, unless he forgets to go
to bed at all. • . . •
. .
~. . . .
They ally cost 25 cents a box. • • .:: . ..- •
•Whoever takes them will never rise any other. ' They
are Worth a dollar to st,sick. luau for. every cent they.
,
Don't forget 'the name.-.9CI3ENCK'S ?UNMAKE PILLEi.
• Sold wholeskle and retail at Dr. Schenck's - Principal
Office. No. 15 North Sixth street, Phtladelphilti and by
Druggists and Storekeepers generally. - ' „ •
Price for Pulmontc Syrup. Seaweed Tonic. each sl'6o
per bottle. $7 W the half dozen,
.or two: bottles of
Syrup and one of -Tonic, for $3 75: •
Dr. Schdnck will be at his office. No. 15. North Sixth
&Met, Philadelphia. every Saturday to see Indians:—
He makes no charge for advice. but for a thorough ex
amination .of the lunge • with . his' Re.epirometer,
•
fir STEMS, RES 11, Ace., Fresh • tiro=
Baltimore. The .undersigned now had cars
running regularly under his. supervision, from Balti
more to Pottsville. which will reach here on Thursday
of each week .with fresh fish, oysters, etc. They will be
stationed on the siding opposite Ruch & Evan's mill.
'The .patronage of the public is respectfully asked and
I guarantee to afford". satilfaction, make all the ,
pnrchztreit Myself, and make trips with my cars.
March 11,
VNION SETTEL—The highest -. market 'price
. willbe given for Onion Setts at the Seed. Store of
the subscriber in PottavUle.. Send' titem In.' .. - - .
. . ...'. .-'- - - • .-. B. BANNAN. ,
CLOVER SEED:.—The MOW - market price
belitdd cleanTer'end Timothy Seed, at
the Seed Store of the'eubserkber inTothrrille.
LIQII11). MILATING.:-Junt • meived, Eureka
Slating, for Blac.kbdards. For gale at _
RANKA*I
.Lgookstime: centir potti.vinse
.
Die ~(i4;j,
: 2 . 5 ,T0ns • Fleit ; aria tr
. Spikes at STICHTMC THOICeSOIPS:.,
.
. . .
7PAlltiii.liego aid .Barrels ;at - . -
1. • Feb.. 45 glib. , • szackagg &Tgoke.stii;;s:
filnii_Beirrelie. best -.llyelesielle: Ceilent ai.
AitiuFeb. -25, '65.3 itiTICIVISR 4k. TllO/030.1ti1.
.
s Extra Winter :Bleached
100 :4 1 hale OR direct from New.. Bedford at • •
Feb. - STICHTER THQMPSOE.S.
s'illarrels
. 11Ireccal4r Laibricailing Li
,oSeed aslitale On, can be wen in coldest Imilikt
er, ins • . f3MICEITELTI TII.9iIPSOIVB, .
Moiler Ware, Table Mars,' •Ssifiei'lllaidg.
' eta; .Crumb Beterber:. Tat Trays and Floor ill
Feb. 2,5; - STICHTER ebT.HOMMN'EIt •
_ .
,
lellarati,: Anvils vice ; - • Oteelkt - wad 1111.1" !
Belem - and at
s, -
.P.o = 2 4i....tic!•1t: 8 1 _ TiMiPSCOEL,
tahri• • -122-4•34$
n r po s e,
413-. .*: r iil -m 5 11134116 ,43 5 -6 ",.,...4. * . ar% TT R VIMPSONS- -
4. "„8Y attipllti of the Jig ttie ohe
44 , rdigno Pm armed me caning subsuiption
igeaer fo,r thews. of ifoad 4t4e* TicaaarY Kama . .
isaMiragiea and three tsathe per ma:. tatereet,per
munks+psthe
agrELTBIETY LO N,
.<
-Theo4To . ire usuo:Ank* date of Aliwit.ustb,
kAiLisl.fize iiirsige . Otis :gimps frozi that time fq.
currency, or ire con le aitike optioiCt ta' bolder
S; 5-20:Siz per teat
G . 0 A OND
Ttiesfbonds ate now 1 4t 1 ./.iPeauggo
. . e6 Ae per
cent„inelteling gold interest freen'Noi.; Flitch autos
tie actual profit on the 740 loan, at catamt rates, in:
eluding interest, about ten per cent. per Oblim:ini
aides int-esentptinn from Stas
and nusineiyxd tsizekion:
eteblifeenn. ono to, tireepri cent. liters, according .
bides rate levied on othee p ro p ert y .: • The Interest
.. • . • •
payable:eatil•annually by coutions attactend to • leach
note, which may be cat off and: sold to any bank is
. . .
!tanker: •
One Oases yer day on
,a , s3o' taste.
Two cents • 1
*too
": si)po ' •
• liotesof all the demominatiorta named will be proMpt..
Iy : hurtle:Led upon receipt of eirhscrlPtions. - Thiele
TUX_ 0N.14* . 1141 .
now offered,,hy the Giovetament; and confidently
expected that Ita 'enperior adiantages will -make it
REST rpruum: LOIN OF THE PEOPLE.
. .
Lpr
than. $200,u00.000. remain anseld, Which wilt
-
piohably be diamed . otwithin - tta next 60 or 90 this;
when the notes willimdmibtedly command a premiute,
&alas unihirml,r.beeii the rase On closing the antbiser!p-
In order that ettlieue of every. town and: section of
the colitttry may be afforded for laktinvihi
loan, the .. National Banta,. State' . Pants, and . Private'
Sant:ere thronittinit the country' have generally agreed
to reeelVe enbaertptlona,tit par
. 43Inbeeribela vl l `select
. .
. .
the v ir nivn aOnts, to whom they hero :confidence, 'and
,whcionlY are to be respetudblo !or the' dellvety of the:
noted far which they receive eiders..
• JAY c001(E,‘• - •
.. • • SiFusoitnrit(;:x
6 " 10
4tryscaurrioNs wn.t. DA urcervvni by.ttie, •:•..,
.111tneral N atio nal Bank of PoltaAflea.-
. 1
.FirArriational' :
• Firierititinnal hank 'at Asbiand. . - i .
National Baenk-or. nakianny t
.F . OR, 30 -YE4IIS
"Dr. • Swayues Compound. Syrup.: Wild Cherry...-
" Dr. Svlityhe , s • Compound • Syrup. C'herry,".
"Dr: Strayne..B Elompcituid Syrup .Wild .Cherry;:
Thotleauds of, ease§ of , Vultilottaryifiseate.; wh'ieh have
-baffled every, expedient of °human sitill; have heen
pertnanentlYrenred by this old.struidard come
dyi : To prove this asi*tion• s e have,carti
' deatea of cores so eYtraordinarY . • .
•• • • • siteptl6l are led bileel
, . ,ol their truth.. No remedylas.• . • .
ever.heau offered...o*cup,-. • • ,••••••-•
•• . : • -• *ware liith this great: • . •
••• .erlginal Wild Cher- •••
.
Severe..Couglut; • • ' ~•
Aittunki. • • • A'hooping.Cetigh.-
.BronehltiS,•••
„; Weak I , .•lervas,•-• .
edueuraplion, • • • :Liver Centiplaitit,
s ore Th ro at, .. • I pahui, Side;.tireaat;
ankl complainta•Or a.pulmodiry, nature. its use Is'
•sure to bring health'atid:raturtdog. vigor: to the.' weal:
and languid 'frame: . • . .• ; :l ' •
. . . .
To•Dt: Son, .31) - 1Vortla Sixth Se Phi/ad'a:
I'send you certilitate of 'Naomi Wilcox, of this town:
She was affiietedmith.Catarrhal Consumption, and tried
Many remedies, but tentineed to jzmw weaker :
and stomach .became. very -much disordered, and 'tier
phyilciane and friends .despaired - cif her 'life. Thro gh
the use of your Compound Syrup of Wild. Cherry she
entirely recovered.
•.. • .. • liSinrn,Jtuitic:e of the - Peace: '
Prepared only by4/12..SWATNR & SON. 330 North
,SIXTH Street,-"Phlladelphil. -- ,Sold by HENRY SAT
-LOR and JfilEs.ll. G. BROWN & SON, Druggiste,,Potts
- Sept. 11 . (April '64.-14
GEORGE E9FiTREAISIT',
NIEDIeINA
Iteleartee-i tho lunge-'6( all impulitlei; •
e(1:;d . :: . 141 . 1115
...Into OW diriessed..emo.billtatel s
•systesii.', • •::
F.Oithirty eitindttni it:l l .6e4y, min'
the - moet Obstinato . cise:l3;after all other reelediee.nod
'treatment 'have fallea
Catarriiii . Conrunptiop:
Skin DiseasCs; TetiOr, Itch,
Blotches.
SCALD - .
SALT :RHEUM,:'
BARBER'S ITCH
U.LCEtta;
ERYSIPELAS.
RINGWORMS,
,
Erupthins covering the whole body, Of long standing
and most 'obstinate in.character, are.._qnlCltly cured. by
"Dr. Swayrie All-Healing Ointment"
"Dr. - Swayne'a All-Healing- Ointment."
"Dr. S#ayne's All-Healing Ointment"
"Dr.,swayne's 014tment."
"Dr. , Swayne's °lament:"
. . _
If the blood Is impure, cleanse the optem of all im
nniities_ by niing the old-established and well-tried're
• .
BINA-Purifying. Panacea.r
"Di:. .S.way.ne'a Bkiod-Pnrifying Panacea."
.14 Dr.. Svayne'a.Blood-PurifPng .Panacca."'
.S. Swayne'i:•Bloo d-Purifyin.-,Panacea."
wayrie!.a BlOod 7 Purifying Panacea."
"Dr.- Elwayrie'ti Panacea."
Its reputation foranringscrofula, old, deers. hip joint'
complaint, ulcerated sore thrdat, white swelling,dark
blotches,- or "defects in the skin:' boils; yellow skin:
marainans or wasting* flesh, rheumatic affections, 'pains
In the Nines, &c.., is without parallel: The weak and
debilitated, or any disease of a scrofulous nature, it Is
sure to do
„good, as• the many thousand testimonials
from all partaof the world will' 'prove'; nothing - ever
discovered. can con:mare with it in curing that class, of
dliorders. , To he sure of getting the pure and genuine
Panacea, purchase direct at the principal Office- of Dr.
Swarrts 4.8(14, SlllO North Sixth street, Philadelphia, or
',t the Drug Store of lIHNItY'SAYLOR,' Pottsville.
ILAWI.EYIS
SOLIDIFIED
DENTAL CREAM i
For Cleansing, 'Whitening and Preservinu
.
THE TEETH!.:
This article is' prepared:with the greatest cars 'Mon
scientific principles, and .w ted not to contain
anything m the slightest degree deleterious to the
teeth or imam. ..Some of our most eminent Dental
Surgeons have given their sanction to; and cheerfully.
.recommend It as a preparation of auperior gualitiel for
.cleanshig, .whitening and nreserving the teeth; It cleans
theth readily,. rendering them beautifully. white and
petirly, without the slightest injury to the enamel.—
It is healing to the gems where they are ulcerated and
sore. It. is alio =excellent disilifector for old decayed_
-teeth, which are exceedhudy offensive. It gives a' rich
and creamy taste to the month, cleansing it thoroughly, .
and imparting a delightful - fragrance to the breath.
. 'Prepared only by A. IRA W.1.13Y dc CO. *N.
W. Cot. .loth and .I.4oinbard sta., PRILAPA,..
: and sold bv. Druggists.' . Price 25 cents. ,_
• TESTIMONIALS.—The following opinien, or Dr:"
White, as to the high • esteem, in which he holds the
Dental Cream, must be sufficient evidence of its-value
to "quote other testimonials in detail is, needless, con.
tenting ourselves by simply - giving the names and ad
'dresses of person? who speak of its exiellency , for:'. the
teeth: . - . PHILAIDIMPIIIK; /5441,863.
Having carefully examined - A. Hawley* "Solidified
Dental Cream," I hereby cheerfully' recommend it to
thepnblic.geuerally.' It is an excellent preparationfor
cleansing and preserving the teeth, and can be used-by
all persons with the titmosteonfidence. ae.ite,propertles
• are perfectly* harmless.- Besides preserving the;-teeth,
. it promotes a-healthy action to the gums,-and, imparts a
. pleasantness tn the breath: . • .- •• • -
• - .. • - Dr. W. R. WHITE,. 1203 Arch St.
.. Thos. Ingram„lll. D., Dentist, 491 N. Fourth Street
• J Birkey, 2548. Sixth St. • . . • •
it..Vauderslice,.Surgeon Dentist, 425 Arch St.
C. A. Kinpbury,"lll9 Walnut St. •
--S. Dillingham, Et: D. S.. TB43lrch St.
,1 7 .11. Dixon, an Arch St.' - . .• • '
• Edward Townsend, Dentist, 526 N.,Fourth St.
L. H. Dorphley 4 J)entlst, 807.14.• Tenth St.
M. L. Long, .Pentist. 6291.1. Sixth St.
• • June 4.. 'O4.
PETROLEUM.
T NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COM PA NY,
ORGANIZED UNDER THE
/SEINRIO AND MANUFA.CTURINO LAWS OF THE
STATE OF NEW ;YORK
C4PITALIi ONE MILLION-
One Hundred. Thousand Shares
$lO pee Share, . Not Liable to.leseeseleet
Government Bonds: and, Securities taken in
Payment forStook.
OFFICES :
No. 2 4EIPPire, Rididit!W ,
n.B.TIOADVTILY i . NEW-TOBX.
Poit o,MeeAddieier, Box 3,341 . 8, New-York
.:9F.PreERs t . - •
Tioti; f141466:8. blbiklNSON';ireisitteitt: •
iliW*.ft.ol#ll4 Vlce;Preal4ent. • • •
• • ROB 3) .. #ll34Vit;Becietaiy. • . •
H. - 4.-1317N118. Mining 6,10. Tithayille. ra.
ATLANTXC N. Y.; Trfairry
Welle of the Compareare now pro.
PaymeM eta* nia.Y., made in
not*orgoverutneut bonds arid elective* whim bonds
WAmrlblei will , be taken atibeinmarket
Iteudttanem may be, mammal tothe CormumP.'o..
Box 1.1368„.11eiiP York. City, :or to. "
Treasrui .of,tbei et! ~yoritAndol. Petroleum
Conmery.l4Maidveny:Mit - .
•„,seat tei say-address ou Application. cot
'- 'WOO clay account of the opmoons of tbie
• .•
=AMENI
Nistziam
• tittp
saturdays,mfararis ;
ME WAE FOR' THE IMOII.
All Quiet Jai the_AscalY, of the Petemate— •
Reported JO tet Hillialtefils 17nante..:.
ilaterestjatecewltairy., -
,e , •• -,, • ;
Army ot theTototosti &dirket represent
thing quiet: Deflectors aratitill brim
int{ their - brine* • and- getut with theta:: 'At ! ,
Potot there Was not even a memos of pate' Milt-
Mistime?! from Richmond. fle.neral Lonestreet
'hen placid it..restriethxVnpnci ;the eichazige t rif , : "
An o cid dispatch 'froni Gott. tile Aec-;
rotary of War announces that he 'hits recoiled ic • ,
letter. funk Geti. Sherman, at•Rayetlavple; N. 0. - •
'dated the 12th. lie - found irsensis, railroad fir-
nitrue, cannon,Machinery and postai' at Victims •,
t am;s all of which- 'ha- either mcrrieckaway or
.'The reported defMi Of
Presree to have been none.: • nt a t r j e k - reca m od
those who were taken from hi& and 'defeated and
drove Ramptm. . •
•••Thepapers of Richmond hive all been stopped ••• -
•from pnWication-by the conscription of ,their eta-
ployees. The. "Dispatch" pnblishesi a halt aheet,
by the aid of friends exempt-finm tinlitarydriv,
• A New York fetter datedifintb.l6, says:, ••
• The de_PraselotAn bneMesii
c ircles csedinttsi.—. -
Se v eral heavy , failures 'have: ocetured 'ln Aim •
amuse of the day, it addition to those 'mentioned :
yesterday. • Stone des, toriptionot merchandise are
sold it - almost any pries. The - pork sPeddation
has rallied it rices;-
this - of e
teriamn, were from 150 to 75. better ,, 'Pottion• is
down to Mts., a decline of 3a4 eta. for the
Flour declined lOcts., wheat - Saba, cod
and oats 1 cent..... ' • •
. ,
President Lincoln is ravidl,y . , retiotering
„ froM
his indisppeition. , • •
• The time of • reerniting - - - new:biginizatWitt - .
Pennsylrania has been extended-tiztlie
The rebel Forrest •was at .3facon,. Ga. - last '
Month, with'ls,ooo. men, and wee , . rapi#lY ,
roenting and organizing -his% force. : -• •
Jerome Clark, alias Bob Mundy, war' "hung ,
Wednesday,: at'Loniaville: • •.•
The reboillieziaral lksarkbeiiii was recently.cs* •
tared at 'kidney. Miss, • . ..: • . • • „
At NMI! Orlians'there are fears a.t_it, ciairatine '
°melte th e -citi... • • •,• • . '
John P. Stoclitoii 'was elected , United Iltates
Senator. from Nee,Tersey: on Wednesday.; . • • . •
On Thursday- evening gold viiii.onoted At •11174....
There wili.be ne more three-vent cOrresor , is-. -
eried, as a 118 W of „that, Ainnizeinaticiii is tO
. . • • .. . ,
EFFECT of ;lira •
-Bra,trii• aveersa ,cot, Tga,
. ,
money. writei:. the .
• - • •
P4lladetri4tt(Ledgei:„ of Thursday;. time .
. _
'inents on the tninblii,: Iti the go's)...
with its attendent.conseilueno4l t • : ••••.•--
.•. • •
The fall in :gold Li' fast . taking. the botttim":ol4,9t
-thltiga: ....Ale.w*,Tprk there ' ig• an' lictti , e 'demand. W.'
money and* heavy.'deeline in almoiet all Mom , : The
dry:goods auction, day before yesterday; ahowedtde
dine !Adorn - est/0 of fmm ten to:fitfeen percent Af
• ter gold...sold. below 185 .-, ,therefwas Karcely, ; anYthlhg
Themarkets - Seeined..perfeetty osralyzed.'..',The
hea!iy receipts' of.firodnee Om* the.railmadatuggei re..
.'eumed foll.-eta Wain. to- the 'depression:
pork:and•nther proviatens 'Were inirer' i s Flour
and whiskey.were - At )3Ostoti the. demand
for money is ateo,rictive. • At Chicago theiptita7 Lt.
v4rY marksd..; with a. greet :demand foe 'ate obi
.ainong- 'thole 7who. - are
. ca.rryitig• - prodoei ,l b*er.. the
• opening .of navigatibn. . In • thle'elty.tliere la btle,de:
mind for Money andgreattMaietf to reallee - In podia'
all the:n*ricata:: ' • • •• . -.• ,
WrrirAbe great tumble in the priedef gold,
tote big forestaller men.:.who'isptietilaie'. •
. . a
the
•
on the necessities *Of fike peciple—lare ,
• "by .the board7.one by. one.: ...Pieci6uilt
pity will be tai font/Air fuledflutfelf.• ..Thurk-
day's Thiladelfibla • edge - r
. .
The beginning. of the to
it hand. Lest week the faihire-nt, a. large -dry:
gdods house in this city WAS . reported, suid.to-day
we learn frcim 'Now Xork of. the Suspension . of.'. ••
- ..fttnesra..lLawton & Hayden,. grocers; its that, eity ' " •
with liabilities to ; the amount df • about S 800,0410.":"
These failutes,• Which Are, "perhaps,' the types , .Of. ,
ifsan* more- to. fOIIoW, are not 'the. reiultzof any - • •
decline otprieee, by reason:4f sinduction of .the
,vblume,- and emisequent:"appreciationnf We; value .
.orthe eurreney: met chrrenev:* through: the .
issue' of the eircUlistiori to the )(atonal, basikacis , •
iit pt fully up. The failures•notoil are the",bssilt •
'of forest alling- 7 -of.linying up's)! qiuintities - ;*
•of any of the-vatiOus commodities; and a, holding .
them until, the searcity.bhall. advance' prime- to
• the Coin - sorsa Oesires- of IMP. party" etrageid:
the.tipeculation: ;The great, abundante of money. :
:hair : rondered t;:e. many canibinstions 'for. thus .••
purpose a - comparatively essay ,tasic. , But the Idea • •
that porVades the public mind that the ne* • Son
•tetisry ottlie Treiasuryinteuda to :iippreciaW the •
Iburreripy by every means in bit-Power seconded •••••
imi
,by the man, ccessful efforts ofthetikutertnnent
to. pnt anwrothe fehellion;hei•created'inAmpres-.
; sion.thet.peace -is not remotes ; and that when it • .
'comes there will lie a very decidedfalt itiallprioes. -
It is this sentimen4 based on' itat O
ticnlar ct •
'
in the "operation ettli'e money and finanee# of then
country,lhet is working the dhange man•;..: '
ifestipg itself in failures of the forestallers; ••
The monet mar k et is mote stringent,; and the:, -
holders pf produce. and merehandize estidently•i•
feel a little blue - over-the -prospect - before,
Certainly it is with satisfaction 'Una ire•gnote
decline in the necessaries of life; which titre been
at Mice's almost aboVe reach. IncresteingCantion - .
is shown by lenders on miscellaneohs cOnateralli,
in view of theitagnatittli in geld and, 'the: . appte
.hension of a further, decline of the premium; and .
the same applies to diseounta,•oWing to the nin
settlement of yalnes in the merchandizeinaideetei.
In the latter, an extremely dull State of :feeling..
exists; which favors depression., •
,
Philadelphia rrissrkeU:
. , . .
• rHILADF,LPHIA, ThnrsdaY, March 18,;1886;
,
Funia AND ME,Al4—The export demand' for
Flour continues limited. Sales of choice.,anper..
fine at $8 75g9 25 ; 'good (Emirs' at' 10 25 ; extra
family: at.slo ,75.@12100.• Tho sales.to the retail
era and bakers are tp alimitef) extent within the
range of these figures. Rye Fldur is. held' it
$B, 50,.and Cornmeal. at $7 75 per barrel, bntwith-.
out sales of either.l •-- ' ' • - •.. ' •
i ri
Qnics.—The °ire ligs of Wheat are light ind
prices are steady. Sales ' ts 2 40(32 42 for gold
Rid, andts2•so(42- 55 for fair Pennsylvania $1 73
q4l 75.. Corn.—Sales of yellow.. at $1.45®1 48.
Oats at,93 1 ' • • • .. .' -
POTTSVILLE MARKETS.-
Corrected Weekly for the ill'lnerst Jonnial.
I
Wheat Flour, extra • per barret.:.:
. Wheat
- do. do . do , per cwt "
do • "do extr. ' per banel:..
• - do- do • sive fine; do.
Rye Flour, • . , 'do
do • „ • • , per cwt.....„
Buckwheat Flour - ' .• do •
Wheat, prime yr to •
do., • -do "re dF
Dried reaches,: red , Den wend.
dy del *, tortarPr . . lio..
bried'Apples, '•. .do
' .• n't.a
Rye. bn i .•
Corn, • "
Oats, " I ' • DO
Soup beans" I - S a 0
Peas. •. " 1 3 25',
Rye Chop,'". l
, I
Coro Meal " 1.891
Middlings, "
Potatoes, " 'COO
Hay. V ton. 35 60
" balei . owt
Straw. ton. 1. 1 "
Plaster.
Salt, Vit ea&
Tim Seed, b. - 625
•1:4 bd
Flax
34 63
$1 an y
1 001
3 MP,
S T 5
1-00
I'ooi
1 25
EB-00
2.00
,
rube Great Pump !—The Ohio Pram, that n ever
' freezes or gets* ma of order; is simple inconstrect
lon.. and every man can put in his own plan . Sam*
at"work at STICIITER do TUOMPSON'S.
Feb: U 4 .66. - ' -
201Tb7 1 27, 'lMe.litlitlls.t)m.s
- ,
New Greengrocer's Store, -
EXPT BY MRS. RP.OST,
garleet et., kft.hand.sille, next do.,r below Kline's.
F tour and-Feed &ore.
Mrs. Frostse* to keep on, band a t , variety a
VEGETABLES, - FLOWERS, mu, a= She feels
grateful to her friends for their former patronage, and .
hopes !bat it may be continued, by giving her an early
call. " [April
war. E. BOVIEB, -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN
TOBACCO, PIPES
AND CIGARS .•
. .
Centre St., Opposite t h e Town
.IroTTliviziar, PA.
Feb. 21, bl
SAVE TILE OLD PAPER. •,-,
4atesta a wind pald:for clean White Wd and
ne Paper—and also OldNewspapell, Paintiblete,
Old Bailor with the covert taken - be.. -.Colored Pao
per 1 cent a pound.' - 11. 11ADINAN.
Aprll tRo)-1. - •
0000A-APJT OIL te GLYCOLINE
Preserving and Beautifyiiss ibis Hair and
Beaderiocit..Park and Gleossy.
/Hs mrfectig /reefing", imitating matter.
It hg • IgOrrttes the hialth id the hair.
It po'ev,te the hairyrinri falling of. • '
•It softens the hair erhp' hard and rkik
/t citroMs die richest heitre and is tho. best and '
aheanest"hair 4ressi4 • - '
Forliale•bY- JOHN G. BROWN & SON.
March '4, _ .
. Pttrmlunndatk...
NEW', PERFUME
roB TER EANDKEROIMM,
•
PUMI9II4II
"NIGHT- 111.0001.11110 CEREWS."
A Rest S aaisit9i 1141!leite 141
Kraut PtTingle,. Distil!ik,fripui !Kars
Bt ntipiell *l4**eiliirri wit4ll it it!ikpi
its itartte.
lannabsairrei only by PIipILIGOIII - ac SOi
•ffrßeVixe , o±: - Cktuntedejts.
Ask for. .Pholon's—.2*no a.et t
• •
Sow
• .'a! Pitowasspe.ni4:4l . .7.
To-. vr
, I.
WR'T.P. I
1/
2 4/
'6
r:10 eg
9 60
It 09
, -7 00 . --
'I .T 0
'--9•110"
SI 11,
-49
• 'ls
6 lid
9 00
9 00
10'6e'
6 00'
2'oo
946
2 69
Egg*, doz.
pater..' . V !b.
Cheese.: _:
Lard. ."'
Hams.
Shoulders,
L Beet hind qr. "
.- • freik
plifutton, '
'Pork, ‘l
- ~"
Sugar, Cuba, , "
Sugar House, "
Porto
White;
Crilebed.- - • k;
N. 0. SlyruP.,