The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, April 01, 1865, Image 3

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POTTSVILLE, PA.
SA.I4IIIIDALIG - Al`lll l . 1, 1563.
CoOle* the 'lllinere , _ Journal
mate obtaintal every,,Saturday, at the tot
wsNur
GEO: X.FILITCEIARD- • •
• XRS.:I/0.1....11.E5. St. Clair: . • -
LOUIS 1.1. KOCIL -" : •
TIF.NRY S. BONIER, Ashland; . -
G. it. SCFrSELL, • "
PETER. MOORE, Port Carbon. • •
• . DAVID PHILLIP.S.,Mahaney City. , • •
Avg_ B. BEtiglNGEß,Tamaqua. •
g. COKE, Schuylkill Baveu.' •
STEAM'S, ETC.—A member of the North Car
olina Leeislature bas arrived at Morehead
City to take the calth or all eg iance:: He states
that Johniton'a army only numbers
. one-half
that 724•Shermari, and .that the- eMnbined ar
mies . of Lee and • Johosion• will• not
.outnotn
ber those c.)l Sherman and Schofield that the
. • • • Lealslature admit - that the • confederacy!'
She - afer's Coal and Iron Maps. is atailure: and_ that the people are brinr;in , r
STIEATER'S . 3111T` OF ALL THE .ANTHRACITE' great pressure to bear upoctihe State author
co.atinEuto.NO.F'PEN7s.-TivANlA—thei. ort; 'and ities to return to the Unton. . •
PRE: 11S FOR'I4ALIR
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a .
• 4.. Rat - gles Job: Pim, •.whicki tapes on form .9 by_
t2l t , i azkes —cost $4OO =will_ be sold 'at $l5O, rtah. , . •
. 0 , g . WashingtOriliand Press. bed .Y. 3
,by.`23g .incli
-,,...wtti..tretJst $- 4 75 10,1/1 be Sold 8t $1.5 4 ), each. • , • •
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. wj•race no farther u'e for these .presses. and thtre-.
-f•,,, rill be Folli lit a great Itawain 4 to those: In want of
•,..1,,,Ap pr n eea. :...:, Address . . . ' - -• . .
: - 13." BAN - NA - Ist, Pottsville, Pa.:
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l ne-t complete aud , compaet 'Map now published. Price t - .... ' . -
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is §llcef& il_ 25; .in ens‘''' , $l l - iiOt on R 4 llie - m• n° 75, 1 Tut: Hun," .4ND COAL, —The Bostoniansi
sHEAFEwsnizo:s,. COAL .4.. ND 11.9.1LR0A1? MAP .11,,o• - .• , •
ant"steam comers wince • can , make their r
of PENNSYLITAICIA and the suljointr.glronStates, with • • . -
,k _ c , wh i ch . .way through
. the ice in Boston barber, and k
tail ,ztlicitti at' 'lran'. distances to market, ',..
are WO rth more titan The'mkp Itself: Price •le Sheets . : keep up the , supply of f coal all. The i
. ...
$1 25 iin ease*. $1 :50 ; and on %dere, $2. 7 5 . . severe winter has left_Boston short of coal 1
These Mips, except these on Rollers, which ein be Stearn collierg Would be serviceable, but the
seat by Expsclt, will be sent by mail to any address •r „. • . . • . •
.Boston jobrnals should - not advise their read
• - ta"e paid, (see the receipt of the abol:e.ritentioned
1 ,0- r , -
, ' ers not to purchase coal iu summer because
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The editim4 or these Mares are nearly exhansted - the prices . tire fthey.
re high. ido not get:their
, .. . •
-cps than I,otopies remaining, and we advise the • oae in supply in the•summer, they "are very likely
want of copiee toapply early; at this "
office or by letter.
topav numb hirrher in winter.
;Mete Maw may also be obtained of S.' M. PETTENs , .
'GILL & ce.. Uoston, and E.E.-rEnsoN .t..13R0TM.1it.2
Pritlailelpina.
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-----.•••..._.1 1 . 1•1 " '. •
.. : . ~ G . -en.•harly has tokens Self-iint)osed . pledge
Arrrsoi , k is called cuadrertaserrisht of the. n 6 t. : . t .0. . drink any
. m o r e
until he iliall'haVe
Yolk and Liverisx.d Petroleum Cotripauy: -. The Pros.: .
p ,;, te , t, woof will be ergt. to „e y . kt i d re.. , s, on opuca . NYhi . p .t. ne . '-I:3 . heri:dan . ; This . is considered by Sher
ilt, n ; i zivi,. , ., altillaconnt or its Operati;;lw, `with.Char. clan's oflicer.s . - as.tfi4Yale.Ot.t.o ihe . - .llebel gen.,.
t..l . :L . rfi 135 , -Laws.. A limited nuniber.ofSares_ are of- .: .rat haring'. taken':. the temperance rplecige'for 1
/,..reaar the -silbserifitinn Price . of rive Dolliirs per. life...-tO•the no small .daniage' . of..theConide - .
.iihare, without further is.sor a=se, , ,4neut: eon be 4d , rate' distillers: and a - correspl)EiLle at. fall in.i
I. addrmilliir the C!rritirmay,....,
7.1 ' . i)94"‘'13..N: Y"
or
; the price of Corn.. •--• * -- - . • ••••...-. • *
04 apia:. , zativns to auizof its Agents.' . '•
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1, -- --4-..... : - . •
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... . DURING th e lilst'four years: v... have:.sent
V A..... - rEn.----& - ..steray; tio.ive.' Boy, - ation . t . 1.5:
. . • about twenty: five . Ah oasapd . . li Nples . . of: * the
or 113 years of 'Age, of - G reen wood. nursers, 1. -
_ i .:ltiik - r;7i'.l6 Err . n . i.11 gratuitously, tr:;...the• copies:_
to; ran errands..... - • "
-. . . ' ',. .- .. .1 from - .Schuylkill County itl tle . tinion . armies.
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Ms'lt D S.—;lt Otis Office,. au ...aeffve . ,- :tiaist . -.
.
worthy, I . 6telliviat , Boy, about - 15 or 16 years,
of aze, t. 44 tears the Pribting - ..blisiiteSs.... Note
61her need. 1114,15...._ : ...
Tn.a.N - R.smrow; in Mnine_, Alifil2n
Tth Dela7care..shad fisherium are about
operations: • •
GLii . .l) is (rioted at 149,. with a: still further
Ilinrawzra tendency. • . •
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one,
then
117. of
lx'
IL tk.
Qcx 165ses in Sauraay's battle are Oiced
at- twenty-five hnudred. • -
(;is, Gra.ksr. says thit Shertnanis the ablest
Geneta% on this or.atiy other continent..
THE First National Bank orAni(v.a, N. Y.
fitiled "Last 'wee,k.•3l se, outside stieuclation
•
ON 1.1.0171d2CV last Ate Lehigh Coal and Nav
igation Company 'commenced .shipi.)ing coal
by their canal, .
•
• 'ZAoorc' . T.ito3tAs,. nne of the . " fathers ".of
.Norristoirii,.rii., :is sdead,. fine of .p 2
. . .
I.)'s . ft - u-r. merchants' are t-_agacinus. • F o r
:..
miniths.theyllave.been...prepating fur t he.r e.-.
thietion, in prices; •,and -they - are aos •in •Im..
excellentconditiori.titiancially.• .-Ttli.!y -u.,::- ,
petted to incur losS; andthepare sithraitting:
to it manfully and. , cheerfully . : • The'-.retail
- trade both in - Boston - arttl.'-Ne.W. Yolk. is ; said
.
tO.hti- extraordinary.... The failures have not
heen Mnerbus,.and,in fait, . there is nothing .
. . . , . . . .
Liccr Tatl , 4-Im, Third Pennsylvania Artilki like a Minie.:\Ve 'record. this state of . a.flairs
lery,. will .accept our acknowledgement's :.for ".witit satisfaction: -.•:- : • :• . ...:- •... ••• -- : -..-:
copies of Richmond . .
papers A- Di FF 11:E5C1::' )y. ;Om 1:0..--Professor,
!.13cVVr is at issue-with . professot Sift int att . , re- . .
.specting the reported discovery, oiciiatitil int
California. , lrewer . saysr,it is . nothing . . , hit
asphaltum or Mineral tar; Which snlidifies and
contains atMut fifty per cent. of •s:atid. .: ill e,.1
'says lie does -not..think ,that at.. the pre • sent . „
, state' -of our knowledge good . illuminating
i . - eind lubricating oils .can :be profitably • Made ',
.._ , •
aaphaltunt or • its kim: -
*Durl AM Yot'.a. Ints seventy children:fit% :-.ll' California frinn. the
ty laws and...tWentv-•eiris,..who co'lo
...5Ch00.1-- . -drO_siil)§l.ance4. •
....;-. . - -..- •.: -.: : • .
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• -. .
in Lt al N t. -13esidm he has a . small- squad in I Tua-lii.:4ling. ; (... - hro..ide,.puttlishi : CT Tn Mil;
.• - • , .
•• • • ..- it: - • •
...- • i fax, Novzt Sc9tia; States that Jesse TiOyt.Esti.,.
• ' has retired frOnithe_aethtenistriagetheitt'of the,
telegraPhlinei in that PrOvinee;:idorder that
Ste may asSunte- the control .and : direotiort . or
the atlairsOf a: coal mining
. and oil-mannlac: -
turing.' coMpany; -which has recently . heen
fortutaT fOr....the purpotte of operating _in the
cimuty of Pieton. :Mr: AI irY.• TI. Iloy.t.- -has .
been ';appoint ca , Mt . :sit:mitt superintendent of
the teleirtiph line's • uoW &tiler control of the
. _ .
1 AtnetiCan company.. •:. •. . ••• . .• . . .
.7 ~1 " lIP.THICT.V.Y.C.,-7Ttie, op p - er I led - .and .. _ - ----7.--------1, - .•• ~ .. ..
.•
- Tint Pal:-0.. Tot Pi LLi) OF . BA : rrr-1'..-- - '
sec ion house of •Lvon•S.l C0....-Who'are fl :.;
. .hen the attack: Was made op • Sat Mday last
the Itead of the .Gold i.ieou.lafors in :,New
•' " our lines lni - the liehels, President Lin
meat. in the embarras.Sthe Govern:- j' coin .-• •.. • • -.•-• •
. - . - •.: •
~ coin - was. at - City Point. About noon-. the
, Tuts-suspended._ . . . -
• - ~ -..... . President :w ent up - with Gen:•••.Ortft, and
_ _ - . . .• ... • .
.1:11K.P1:9N:OiT ;MARSHAL GENLBAL has ex.-
lendeil 'the thil - e for ITeruiting-pew organiza-1
lions • •
13Erost: tintte Senate alljottrned.•..3lr.
Seiattn;r frep the Lel . )Anon
• fricti:wth.; eit.cekSit . etiker., ••• ' .• -'.•
• IN Nctilifirk pe6oe pay'l. to atty per.-
son. who will tell thent wherctitere'are apart-
Tnents - "to let:" A new idea.- • . •
.
G Gnaw e.xim.:tzses that
within a fortnight the Rebels will find :Rich-'
nuin • ti tmlectable, • and that • we peiess
• •• • . . • .
BE IS I Stl 011111 LES F. --Rebel papers pnb:•,
lislied in tbe North. .!.They are riving, in the
Statei as fast as if they were affected.
tir dry rot
BF : cony. Kennedy.Ain rebel spv:. syn -exe
cuted,-Jhe confes.9ed:thnt he was one of eight.
men Who fired the hotels of New York in
Noyember last.
.
Ma: &vitt - FA:M. Firms has reciffned the reached the tield . aboall.lie time that a cOnu--.
poSition :of .President.. 'Of the ;Philadelphia; , ter : attack Wtis made by the'lett of our . line: -
Wilinington and Baltimore Railroad COMO- upon the cannily : •The attack's ofthe.Seeend
nv, to take.ettect .on the . lsth . ialstant. His and Sixth . Corps were . 'niade . upder the.eyeruf
sueeessor will be Mr. • Isaac 'Hinckley,: of ,:ithe President, Tte- results of the day's
Loweli Mass. • , - '.l iighting are that the Rebels were .badly re,
•
-• I pulsed in their attack, and that the left of our
Reding :Thyrnalandf•Lebanon has gained anOther . - step .to . , the. Sputh:'
speak, in'complimentatt terms of Gen. James side Railroad: • • • • •
and intimate that the delegates frn
rinax - r. FlcGlE.ll.S":the r .
'Letters recently*: 're:
- theie counties he happyto support him ceived- in: .WaShington. froM .- Enrope' state
in the_ Dion 'State Conftntion for..Suryeyorti thin •esonnion o • •t
Convre • .
ss . pronouncing,
General.• ' •
the rebel debt as . tin. anxillary of rebellion;.
-
nd• decl !Wing, t hat it shall never be paid; out..
of the United Statio-Treastiry;.• in . the eveitt
'of peaee, - ,catised• ecinSid crab le,ex ci t enien t
in England; where -a•.-ntsjoritY of the.- rebel
boads'ltrebeld. -:.-TlieSe,.rebel . :bond holders.
have all along belieVed_ that thesettltrient. ,
.of our - diffteadties , some proVision_ would be
made to assist the South in'pnyilig - its' debts
incurred by. the rebellion, • . •
rent a
u se ,
.'rind
e'er
A 3 - Ettr interesting article upon petrotenyd,
written for the'Als . Eus:
Lt. by'personwho is cb s nYersatit with the'subject, will be 1
found on the First.Pate.of to-day'spSper.-;:
connnenil"an attentiv.e • perusal of it to
those interested : in oil. • .
to p
of th
ion I
are.
ble bi
The
nre
rablr
" To . Mr. 1. Goldin, U. Coast:Suriey.
irte are.indelited ior-Charlest . on papers. fir.
steamet the "Bibb,": . was :Struck : by
torpedo•on the 1111 i nit, *bile sounding
thethe channel off Sullivan's ISland, - but:tieither
.the Vessel- nor any one on bnard,'Avereinjured.
ae, of
A DJOI
• I r"1
c pt fOC
I IS
511 . 2....it1DAN . 5. arily ; is .ftl3 . .. arTy
..c1
. b?) .: --not . ..e:tastly the SpOlis of.theerndle. aq . a.
the CoLfecleriiet, but mane up.of the. you th
and yi;Or•of the land. Hehimelf.one_Of the
()hick rind'gia - rest b'hOys in is only. thirty 7.
tiro of age, nearly of his ott
. t. -
..era_ and rnen.are his juniors. '
• •Tikt first instalment °roue and two dollars
national - eurrenev Ales Wag issued. from the
Treasury on Saturday,
.and be• issued
regularly hereafter to-the - banks according
, to
• their dates of organisation.
allhink of Philadelphia beitig - the oldest in .
•
the United States, will •he supplied..'::
CorroN uP ANI . 3 Co:rioN ft•
short thne - the treasurer - of ti
factoring eorporatinri in NeW England, tirade
'an ofltr for a lot of cotton, whicliwa:itefused.
Last Week he . purchased the . sarnexotton, and.
theditt4etice.b6tWeen what he :once - offered
a,.,1 what lie paid ninety thousand dot
.•. • , •
n thl.
Pr IN ,
bori
3W A• 1
PROFITS:CFF nu OIL TRADF:.7-The..aigre
gate'vield-ol.oil pet-Iday in.tli 016. oil regions
of the.tnited States is -t;,000-,Parrels. : On
tills, in its erile„State.ttie-averitite :profit : is
about 'five dolla‘rs per - barrel, s . o . tbat-the net
'.profi.t. on all-the . snide .Petroletith produced
is - i. 110,900 per day . or. nearly)'. $11,00p,000
pearly; • . 1 :
dri'ving-leaders are•
Abr c!Mni ry.• One - :however,
ions unfortunate in the atiempt..• General
Hlndman,• formerly a 'member - of Congress, a
domineering scoundrel, :was - recently • 'lssas
sinated• Tekas while at ternptine;M. escape
with family.•ana treasures..
The g4 . llou'i was clrcated.•
~
Fina l
toe,..
einf , el l
aplate
BY law now, no lawyer can praeti •e in the
"United States (Aims • nuless he shall have
first taken and subscribed the oath prescribed
in "an act to prescribe an oath or office and
for other purposes," approved July 2, 1802.
This dill`leave disloyal attorneys "out in the
ylrl'" • -
rairlie4 resittoftherecent l panie is th
• increased desire of, capitarto'be employed hn
Government 'securities. The recent eperience
has made plain the:fact that cash can be resit
-
Zed on them_ cheaper andtnore readily, either
-bp sale Or loan, than on any other security.
"On Nsws" is the title of anew, peat and
decidedly ably edited: : paper, published in
Pittsburgh by WoodS & Blake: We wel
come the new candidate for favor at, the
hinds of the devotees of Oiliaaa, and trust
tliat it will be always as its • " salqtat6ry "
promises, truthful; independent and plain-
Iliccrms has lost a devoted s(.11. - The febei
The plea'ssuruileriired by our
thus hearing regularly from . bonia.:lns 'amply
repaid us . fia• the expOfse incu7 red ;
not be esiiinated by Anitre 'dollars, and:, cebts•
SINCE Sheridati's-latrraid flour has. raised
in ilicinnond to '11,500 . per barrel, and
everything else in, proportion. - = A.. general
order has been issnedirequiring country peo
ple Visiting Itiehinond oifbusinesa, * to bring'
their . N .101.11: Probably
unuect ity precaution, as the eountiy Peo:
pie are nb doubt)sharp enough for that;
3.U.T 011:G caValrjlOrte .- 6f _lO.-
.
000 Wien. Is at. ChichasttW, Ala:. under moral
Ng...orders.. The S even i Pennsy Iva n
tilry fottils.part the: force. This 'Weelt:We.
•rei-eief..l a letter frOrn . C.," dated
" Chielnisaw . Landing, A.la.,:Mareh:23,
lie says thepwt-Te: Packed up' . all 'Tandy::
to move.. They had tift eep.days. rations and:
a supply' of am tuunition. soya -.that .. .tile
Regiment •is .- in ixcellent, condition; r well
• inounietVand. - •
•
. • r&aNt•ri,vANl4 :troy be'protid of her - heroes','
They have done .nobly.
•Norristowti, who; slat his brav,e Pennsylva
nia regiments; - repulsed and • droe , haek•:t he
enemy from the lodgment - • made on our lineS.
last Snturdtiy, has betin promoted to.thapit.
ofl.ajorGerierld by .btOet ' : A well desered
position, for General. 'Hartranft a. superb
soldier. His corPs_ commander,* Gen.. John
G.:Parke, is,.likehiinself, also ti Peurisylia. 7 ,
ULM by. birth, and . was :appointed - from this
State.
.1.10 a . reguler graduatei
Point; and first 'attracted notlee by. the mah-'.
agement 0f . 4 diviSion purnsitlit's. : . - expedir
tion to Roanoke eland and_iti . ewhern;.wliere
his.skill and bray . ery• were itlik.e'.apparent.•'
. .
Tub: success of the 7-30 lean has been': as
remaritabless it:is gratifying. . The whole of
the first issue-bas been •absorbed.. In forty
three working-days one hundred. and sixty- I
one millions have been disposed of to the . i i
people. We observe That the sale of the sec-.
and :series, designated that of .june.lsll . , I
will .go right on witliont interruption: Tha l
notes are in .all . respects Precisely- like the.
others, save in their date. The agerits'of the
loan throughout: the country .have been
instructed to . calculate the interest at the
r-ale of 7 . 3-10 V.cent, on all subscriptions
front their date up to Jrne4.sth next, and to
pay back the amount in mo . aey to purchasers
at the aine they . bily..The„ delivery of the
new potes Will be uniuterrupted..; The pub
lic will pot have to wait for them. •
PEACE Restoas.—The New Yorix Tribune,
an earnest advocate of Overtpreis for .peace; I
ascribes sltnificance to 34r. Lincoln's visit to 1
General Qrant, and it seems impossible that .
the President should go . down to him. merely
for. pleasure. . The: Titibune does not -hope
much: front direct conference with the leaders
of rebellion. but it believes that this sliould
i be an 'additional reason why' the President
' sh ,uld make a direct appeal in fiivor of peace
to the gouthern people—an • aPpeal to their
under Standings and their hearts. The .-lead- .
ers may reject what thepeople would be glad
to reeeivo, and ha:ving plunged Ahern into,
mischief it: is quite likay..tbat the chiefs of
rebellion will want them all-to go to ruin to-
I&ther.. ' . . . •
• Rlaiiit.v;:.-4everal. vperhead . . shayers
combined. together
.in Xe*. York-Some days
ago; :and threw a large amount of Govern
maid bonds on' the market ilt . o:•der to-. create
a panic 'and cheek sidscriptions..to the
eminent. loans. Its object was soon d1: 1 -
covered; and- Governmenx securities_: are as
-"firm as ever, Mad the subscriptions are com
ing in as large - a s ever: ' Thie game of the
Scoundrels is nowt/ pipyed out . .
QurrE LIKELT.--Thc editor of the. Pltila
de'phia Press sa4 that he ima . seen a private.
leiter from - one of - the most illuitrious milita
ry men of the *lmes, in which, after speaking
with much humanityof the betrayed South
., •
era i:rtasses, he says : ow, mark me r.
Flc:irka, Cons, and the rest; will call
upon our armies, the Union - .armies, when
peace -has been comluered, tdsave them from
• •
their own people." _
.• . .
Menerar Buarrio. IL P..--All
the effects °fate Charleston..liercury. the great.
organ of secession in. Charleston, South .Carc-
Hap, wel-e. hurtled up in a_car at the junction
of . the .'Columbia 'and - Charlotte Railroad,
when our Army entered Columbia..... In the
cohfusion they could not get it swag._ The
..car contained,. in addition .to the - printing
Matt-rial, the . priVate'sand official correspon,..
Bence of 'Rom. R. 13.. Rhett; from the com
mencement. of the war," with a large amount
of mOneY, notes, bonds, and - other valuaple
.papers, all of which were destroyed by fire..
"Dncio ". the-Baltimore Southern sympa
.
thizihg 'correspondent of the Ne . w
York
Mild, i's e_xceedhigly depressed.' -We qtiote
fom•his last :' . • . -
. . . .
' all.probiibilitv, in .a . few da.ys, or-week - 1s at:,
the Sbutlierti t'onfederaey will be numbered
with the thinga of the . past, and the
.rebels .
lia , ie'neither an artily; nor a .napital, -.nor a.tio . v- -
eminent. . • . '
"Strotnz and numeripally . large astbe-SOMberri
'arrnies•May hate: been up,to.the time. of the.fall.
of •Salvannah, have, - been ranidlY. 'mating
away ever since, that jieriod, but
E , IIICO the evaeuation , of ..ITilmingten and Ch...ries , .
tou t • nil thci retreat of ;litho: , t 'th . 4.aftnY froniChar
. 'hate. -..Accordiug to this. authority fully. one-half
. of the Confederate,. - .troopS have- deserted,. and
fl'ucv,l-either passed into: our libeit or. retnrued. to
--thejr-own : fioine*%"' •••. F..
'Druid." Says that 9`_',ooo-men is the en •
. .
tire 'force Lee can command for the -delenCe
of r . tiohmond,' wh,ile the. :Union . force . nurn- .
tiers "three times that.: 'lle says 'that the
southern.sympailtisersin Baltimore were ne- .
ver iepressed 'as. at present. - The . RebS
had better cry " peceavi." - '
" • •
CO .COM,
pang.. has been chartered . with a capital of
si : pqci . ,po6 for the.purpose of . assisting skilled:
..
mechanics and emigrate: to .t 1 e
VnitedStates pails of Europe:
. The'
Company.has aizencies• throughont , Etirope•'
and.any .. ..persop requiring p.articnlar of .
theemmles arid.laborers..cansend . their . :ord7
to:'ers . . he..Company' in,New • York,. stating
the .:kind. of . mechatticS . or -laborers, and the,
number they require; and
. the Company will
Import the handS and' send thent : to the place..
of desalt:lllOn. They made arranee-•
ments-with..passetiger lines to proeurei
...inissages . .at the lowes.t rates: ;The Company
. fellable one, and is: actively engaged
• in disseminating inforMation throikhout.Ea7.
rope,. Presenting the great advantages._ to hi;
derived by emigrating to the • United. States . :
Mr... John •Williains NO: 3,. P.owlin& - Green,
New' *York, is the' •General: Agent. . AnY
further infotniatiOn.ean he thrived froth . Mr.
:Williams, 9'r
.on application at this office.
. . . . .
. .. . .
.'S.D.ECISICiN. IN SAVOR b . F.:RF.ADI . N6 . .RAILIIO. O
t'O3I.YA:Y.-..--The•suit ...of Timothy Boyle.' and
others . l*. the. Phiiadelphia • and :Reading
ftailroad Company•for . .ekeessive' elkargei - lin
•
freight, &c.; which Nas Pending'hefPr . e the .
Supreme Couri; has been decided iu favor' of
the Railioial - Company:, ' - The folloiag' is
the decision : --.-- . ••• •' ' . • .- • -
. .
s pyre me, Court at. Nisi Prius—Juoticel
.stroug. •
'
TOLLS ON TILE, BEAM*: RAI LUX/AD : COMPANY.: • •
Timothy.BoYie -vs:.Tile. Reading Riiiiroad.CotM
pany.. .in *equity. - This application for an
injunction to restrain thteßeading . Railroad
patio from charging forfreight and transportation;
inure than. the maxiintim.smo (font' ceills.a . mile
for freight:•and tWo cents a Mile for passengers):
allowed by their act:of incorporation. -The nase .
attned sonie•tithe •tion' and . - wiiß•de'eided by
.Judge. Strong yesterchiyi . . He ,said the; charter of
. the company granted twp Powers:—Lthe firSt being
thatof a railroad company; and the tither that of a
transportation company. •Xioler the first power
they might...allowtheitsa Of :their 'roadie) others
• for the, conveyance of freight and passengers.
Crider the seeded they were albitved themselves
to he what-are commonly.linowdas carriers. He
ilecided.ttnit the wOrd tolls, .used in.',the . . act:of
' Assembly,' fixing a maxinium . price, did:mit:apply
to transportation by the Companys.itself, hat onl
to - dase a where theirread-was used by other car
tiers.'
. The'inisni•tinawas reftised; and the complain
' ant's billrdisniisSeil: . •
examination ofs.the charter. years 4go,
when requeSied'in call attention...totitis soli-
- jeet, - satisfied ni 'that. : gave: the .Compa
unlimited poWer in its charges . bgth for
freight and pitssenger
this power'will tte pprefsed:.judiclonsV.:
. . . .
. . . ,
FROM THE EIkIESTII PA. ['ATARI/.
,- - • - . z March 11. 1.50,'
.)
.-"Efirroes :--Sinee last writing toying
we r;itere• remained idle and. in our winter quarters.
The weather being tine And pleasant. all scent to he
perfectly at home. We haVellad but littlevidd weath
er since our arrival.: hot riceasi.+n, illy are greeted with
h- , avy reins: ivllieh.Zoverrlolv everything" near the Ten--
nessee river: At present it. is•clear anidth4' Son shines.
beautiful- :hint : reminds ns .of our Past. rambles and.
adventures - 8i home,. While time patises.on: there are.
many rumors and. speculations about thedength of the.
.tear, The ahid Beings, of Charleston being incur hoe..
session. ah'akene us .nnewrind gives ni entire satisfac-,
.Lion that secessionismeefing its doom, -
Now. that - the bed rif.sPreSsinn le destroyed. we anzi,'
nuelylook for the remaining parts of the confederacy,.
-..t0 follow inlike Manner. :Never before' in war. has ,
• such an emnunt of £114"C6F9 been achieved in such.. fe_
short space. of time.: This - campaign of Sherniams: if.
the end he in keeling with its progress thud Gtr, ivid ho
regarded by • posterity with- adMiration and wonder.
It has:Min:lily amazed Europe, although - Europe knows.
.-hut half of what hae - bee.n done.- But the trig awards
. .yet to cone ' The erietny. has been 'expelled front their
.'coast cities,, and are now corn:Chit - sting their dembrali
zed forceS from all peinte The rebel "army - will no
.tremefidonely largm•with men consistin,g cif
white and black of all , descriptions:- • Of .course their
leaders knew - what has tolfedone:..Must be urinequick
.Iy. as they cannot maintain snch.triymids of •men any
,where irrsonthern regions. It has long beery their de
cineddlolicy to rash upon Sherman; find destroy him at
Once- knowingif they. accomplish 'this. - the fortunes of
war non's , / disastrotni against them will .be. changed.:
What the federal authOrities are - doingto.meet the pre- .
partitions on' the. part. of. the reniains to be
seen • :They wisely keeP , ltteir own council and appro.. -
ciate the results which must Dillow 'the terrific battles
.
none ireminent. " •• ••
ll:tying - more men than the confederacy: we are "CoM...
fident the great struagle.of the two gient.poWers. north
and south. when it shall ceme, will . be decided for, re
sti mall on and Our glorions . • • '
While oerermies are" nobly pushing for'tvard;" and
forcing the enemy, I am 'timed to ace the spirits , the
-men are in, willing to engage inthe.coniing. conflicts;
by so doing Willbring the wardo speedy elose;.hoW
ever„us it requires time, to ecerimplish our requirecrob ,
jects.we must have patience. There is.ne fighting heref.
as-the enemy has nualethemselves•rather scarce...; Gen..
-.Thomas has taken all the available troops with . him, ,
:.and, started.: for, 'scene point unknoWn....Probably .to
• Curriberlantl;Gap:.•es Longstreet'etorpa has been' re
-,portedMiwing in that direction:: There are:but tworlis.
visitins of our cavalry corps here.. the. ethers have gone
• with Thomas; it was reported that wewinild leave in a
few days:hut what truth there is in - it lam unable to
key • .. Our division was reviewed.. by•Gen.il.Ong. on
Wednesday, the sth; the tiny being pleasant. 'the affair
passed oil in' style s the troops all presented a. fir:e ap•••
• pearance.. Our Reginient was highly coniphmentecl as
'being one of the' finest regiments in the department;;
• afier passing in review, we returned to camp with..or
tiers to be in readiness for review .the• day lollowing,.l
but ass - the weather became cold and blustery. the•order
*as countermanded.. We are daily hioking for Marchi,
• In= orders; as.there is some important. movement on
fpid ..in which'ianr divieion..ia to take part.insit. bent,
our desire to' -see the thing. through - . we' wish to help
foot up the have nothing more of interest at
present to mention, ' "will I.now' hoping trtY
next.:vill hall from some other quarter:. -
'• ;I remain, yours truly, • •
,
HARVET SICELER, Esq., the able.editor of the ,
Tlw Idiom wek-jPa.) Democrat, publishes tho
lowing in his issue of 80th October, 1861 : - '
• "We deem it due to Messrs. J.. C. Ayer . Pr„ Co..
and the -public, to make - known our experience
with the use of their Ex.x. SARSAPARILLA in onr
family,
by stating the circumstances.circumstances.under which
•it was taken and its effects. - • .. • •
When our. onIY. child, now in his third year, was
about eight months old; a sore appeared first in
small pimples on his forehead over his nose. These
rapidly increased and . uniting -fiwined 'a *loath
some, virulent _sore, which finally:spread over
his forehead and face, not r even excepting his eye- -
lids, which became so swollen that'is eyes were
chisel". We called a skillful rhyraician, who ad
ministered the, usually prescribed remedies.,A
solution of nitrate of silver was applied nutil he
Mass of COlTuption Which *covered his entire face
turned jet - black.`;The -sore again and again • - .
burst through the scorched' and. artificial skirt The trade. shows
this-solution. a. slight increase this 'leek
formed by Meanwhile many rem- 1* e• , .
ver the corresponding - week last: ear.. •
*lilies were employed without any apparent bened •• • • •
&learn a e mitiere and laborers demand
: tit. For fifteen days•and nights he was Comitaitte . •
ly beld - by his - parents to keep. him :froth tearing an increase of wage at Several. Collieries on the I
open with his hands the corrupt:mass which COY- lit -of April,. (te•!daY). . This is :an unwise roovt.;
vil
e his face.' • °
• • • rtent in the Present state of the trade, when the'
Ever;rthing having : failed; we were induced by ••
the high recommendations rifAxEres Sausarasm. tendency of everything is either stationary or
. LA for the cure of:Scrofulous disease. to glee' it a . downward, in proportion as the rebellion fades
trial..: In his treatise' on Scrofula, Dr. Ayer di= slay.: _The price iir:Coal has receded since last
reels s. , mild- solution's of loditte of Potash to be • • - -
used . a wash while, taking the sargaparma, and , and there is no advance in . any 'department
it was faithfully' applied. .•• of the.trade this Spring, but all the indications
'Wore one' bottle of Sarsaparilla had been giv- are of a'still further gradual downwardlendency;
en . .the sore had Torit =much of its, iirtdence anct, "other productions .are reduced Ari pride,
ontunOne'dto heal,. 'Another bottle effected an
-entire cure, and the general prediction that the. eiremPatanceH. petsistent demaiiUur
child must die was contradicted. Ifiti eyelashes radiance in` wages, must lead:to it stoppage.in+
.I r .- irtide and S. conflict with _labor, winch,ought
'whiehearne out, grevr again, and . his face:is left
Without - a scar, as.,smooth as anybods.t is u - rent now rem
necessaryfor me to state in how hig s hesteem , 1 4.- a 7 •.. Miners an
tioia SinsiemuLiA. better remunerition itisn those engaged in any
pry ifce*ignit.
On' ea 1 ,- /ccmir;
l'AmraurrAtryini; 1.4".
, • turfs or 'enema= nemrsorsoainfisr*umßri--
,Iffhefollowiesier utannleteOlcid-:-Ustee f . eine
perty.dett • Mi gal captured ; on **elate ridd. • ei_
. ten. tue.sito *list iP.;•bermatinrili/i/ what :
ilie.rilders.acrOneSdisbedt ••• •• ••• **' • * • -
•••• • • • THOnsitl)*sl24, • Onmotcrading • ••.•
Br Fristr.Bautate:tot:Persz Sranos Conisimthe.
1- , liorses captured, ztuudett,...so:.--: Property destroy-
.ed-sgrist mills,•••l,opit iiPmill. 2 mwMariLti.••2 flour_ •
mills, la brid"es, n'canal-bolo;lO : erebreartarkck•U•l2 - 1
4thre-honses, timber:yard.boat-honSe .I ; acqueduct; ,
4 tallielaFcare. miles•. telegraph lines, :76(1t) Gaahele
wheat, .400 • barrels. •11ouT,; Tit= cinttota.:•l,2oo : poundsl
Wool: Snitogstiesdi tobacco. trine:ad depotat water- I
tanks and ontbaildings, 8 miles railroad track effectxtal
lv destroYed: 'the Lynchburglind• Rlchniondtatuitent
la three places, allowing the water loran cift. ,effectsal-
Prdeitroying the eanal.:• : frisoners of mu. captared: 17: '
BY SPAXlND'llsresna, FitterikViSto".s. - Cot: Ft:nitwit,
Co3l.ltAztorso,-Elorsescaptoled, 250; nadesl4s: , Proper,
.tY destroyed-;634' miles of railroad. 18' ranallocks.'il flat'
beats, loaded•Wilh tobacco •stidllour.:l2 dated 'botiti..t.
canal boat Iciatlifof tabacoa.,:flotir and honatalattppliei.
2 -large-but/dings containing 800 hhdr. of - toblicco,•11a11
at goochlatid.Court Reese .500 cords Of railroad. wood:
I'deixit,.4 barns; 3,000 pairs hoots 2,0 op .perpants
isekets, blankets and. drawers. 50.0 . 00. •-lEs,. wheat; 4.000
tobacco, 15 wagOins 'containing corn, wheat,
.11 mr
and. tobacero -tannery. with 1,000 hides •.:2 fermi * camp.
•• witliAmplements.: Stearn engine and's quantity of
, dressed timber. 4 lilids 'of lea( thbacro, 1 - boatload - of
corn, 1 lame warehouse and a quantity. of blacksmith's
tools, - 1 and resthinerw. 2 Wagons loaded:with
quartermaster and C. S.. stores. 4 hales*cotton, bosei
• tobatco, bhds.. tohaeco, 1X" this. potash..; bales MY,'
.1 canal dredge, .1.00 . 0 grate sacks,•••l.ooo shelter tents; •
1•326 sacks salt,. 'Prisoners ofwar:23; - .. •." - •
•• lit REARma flaionni.,CO3olkNo:
• eio:7 - lorses '..paptured, r -• ;Property
itmyed , -Inti wagons. ambulances, forges, caissons,
' captured hy3d Division at Waynesborota_M-Ta..:: 1 iron
I.bridgenn - Va• 'Centre: .qtailrolii; at. Witynesbormigh.
Vit:, 1 'woolen. aqueduct on James River 'Canal at Tye
River, Vtn.: 20 canal bridges-over Jetties RiVer Canal :
10 Sets canal locks 'on . .faines River ; • 1 woolen
:factory; 8604m:file, Va.: :1. candle firettirY, do. 'de. ; 3
'..warehouses, d 9. do.: 1.000 eitedles bush:
'.wheat r I plow. and wagon Mantifactory,
• Va: ; :1- tnachind shim. • do.•do. r . Forge, dO. do.; 3
Albermarle• end hielion Vit.:: 100.000 Ito.
tobacco: 3 thile,s Central •Railroacl, Louisa
In. addition to above.rit'is esiininted -that the coot
-mend eonsumed on the March, - 200. 00 0. ibi. - P ) rti and
mitt= : 9.0.110011,5. Hay ; 20.000 th4..fintir ;:70,000 lbs. bi
edit ; • nli fiMnd in the eneipy'scoutitry, ' • .•
The Firßrlt. C. C.sv.tiMl'.•AlTArovM TOFIEADqt - iwrias.-
-Horses captured. •75 ; males• - captured, • 40. .Propertv
destroyed-2 pieces of artillery rapt and.destroyeil.
at South Anna Bridge ;,' IWO 16;maskets and ar.
"cantilinefito ; 2 papal boats.. loaded: with • aratnanition
Ond.stibsistence t cot rtin .faetory at Scottsville. .
Va.
• 1 iron . foundry..m. same placer 1' canal lock, at same' (
place: 10100 shell. at sable platerl . . - canal boat load of •
flour, • su.crtir.'at. same Place; l' 'railroad. Midge, I
across 'South.' Anne: , SOO. feet lonf;.: S_ miles * railroad •
•
track Captured 13 •pilionner , of wa!':-
By 71.4ir!1-.llit.i..iiod Cizter,
. • , eminurrifiNg. •'.
Fiewrllaminr.Cniniired=-1 2 .Milrers.,4 4 men.:
pieces of artillery - with ..limbers.,B :I caissons: 1; stands •
of arm._ 259 amhnlanctat, - 1 ; .horses.' 126 :.mu1e5,..32: i
sets 'of home is. 24 i United.,States guidon. 1. 'Destroy , :
ed-:railroad track: 6. railroad bridges.: firail
-mail culverts. 3 failioad•depots: •'-• • • - I
• By Secosn"Buttarm, 'Tome Pfttkow.-Capttlred.-
21 Officers and 1.017- enlisted Men ; 0 pieces.
with 6 CaisEOns ;.9 -portable •forgei :.200 • %'llaollB and',
ambulances :• 859• 'horses' 'end mules': •eing single, sets
harness LOOO .tands ;. 13 battiellags. Pm:- I
party destroyed I, :1:4) stapd small 'arms:.o railroad bridges:
11 mile - a - Mile - nal track ; 20 : raileti telOgrantrc , 7 miter
ankas 1 station - bonset • 400,.ciirds•woed•:..1 steain-saw-
Mill, in complete .running. order ; itel.ooo feet Sawed
bridge timber:. 1 "County" bridge; 500 bush. suit; ; 20
.hhils. tobacco: 1 Commissary shire. himise.. • . •
„Dv Than ' BaM.tl)E, 'noon .Divtm-4'
oN,aPturei.i..
'March 'l. at. Mount Cratorfordr, Va.,.7 .tyagtiu of ' stors
and . nmaninition sent .to mar: .1 . battle • flag. , At
. I,l'aynesborougli. March .2.,•3 three-inch Mans sent to the
rear ; 2 brass•field, pieces:: 47 Wagons . loaded with
and commissary stores; sent to the rear and
destroyed': 1 battle flag. At. Brookville. •llareh 2,-20
wagons of - stores' and ominunition. . At Greenwood:
'Larch . 22-1)Onot of supplies Mataiaing.3.oito r o unds of
fl - sed 'an - munition,
.500.0i10 'rounds •rifle cuitrikes. 10.
kegs powder,, 1.000 s t A i l. d 'of rites 'sort .1 - noskela 1.560 -
sOta harries., 2 tiiirds barnessleather. hoe will tents. 599
tawdry saddles, -300 pack Sprfdles. '1,500 cotton quilts.
I.oon•ponntis bador. 50 - liarr6l9. numerous..
'tidier articles orviting deitroyed, • • • • .
' Iletween.Charlottsvfile and Gorilnnsi - ille::Airch
• three wagons loaded with stores: deatriwed 12 - horses
and unite. , o•ipturtid.; storehouse near Blue .Ridge Gap.
containing 45 . lihd's..tidiacco, • hurried .hattle-flag• cap
:Lured destroyed the - railroad - all : along the • route -
March 5.4 - Destrtyed the -James. River Canal at ~ :New
aiket. 'March 13.... 4 8ureed • tObacco factory and SeYe-
Cal other Public -buildings Depot -on
Ceutfatillailroall ; tobacco burned;, estimated.
to be worth' $100,000..• 'March 14.LDestroyed railroad
'toward Richmond, and. burned bridges, culverts' &c..
east of Bearer Pinn•.StatUnn about 250 horseti captured
by ennintand, Mid appropriated to dismounted men laid
sent to Divisianlieadvarters • for. pontoon •and.wagcin
.
AT ..RALTIITIOIE -.. .
' ... -.-.. -'.- . .... - '1.K.utt . ,11.30; 1 ; 365:
White ASh.ptepateti-wholeSalei:.-.512 500113 BO
. ...• •". - - '—retitil. ~, . ... ~' 14. 00(0314 '5O
. . . .
I 14. 5041,15 - 00 -
L ... ,y 34,.. k ,
, e i. h ti s to_ .Valley L L-retail - el * .e - .y.
.12 50f13 - 00
* lli . . M ' a'rket. -..: ‘i , -. • . ,
The. stock of Coal in market is light,- and pri.ces
- . . . • .
'ilhired firm.
' •• • .0 MBERT,AND • COAL'.- , -11un: iki' . Mine f.• O. b:.
--•.r- ---- . ----- -: J•
•• ' • %. •.1 ~ ''• ' '... 514..00. ' Receipts' slightly improed...eince. last .
'WAR ITE NIS.' •• : • . •:. i ott.ti6us. • - •••.--..'-• : • • •- :. •
i u . ...
._ .
~:-PensasOla, F1u . ... has-been reocctiPied•byoaitreops . '.. ' . •
•
~-, - • • • • .. -
• --'t•Mneral .llartratot hes been. idad'elßeevet Mahit •,•:' .
shallO i I
c C
o E s. o r f a .
:General: .'--'• . - :' ' •- .• ... • • - • : Notice is hereby given, that by a .decree-of the. Conk
n th y., e tli lq nS a on in th in F o on t rt li b s T tr e e i e n t..
LGeft.•ShOidan,;w'th lis entire cavalry- force; tue ' bf. General gamer bees:lima of :the Peace of Schuylkill
1 the qv of • Decembei 1544 the
joined Army of the. PottMnic. -. • • •• , : ..• . icounty; entered the ..?.Ist: d... . • .
• .-.T • he property of Judah P. : - fleaMmin and John Sib .
• ' -. • "N, 'name of the :Mammoth .'Vein. ' Shaft company, . was
dell, in. New-Orleans; has peen Conti:aided, •• - ~ • -
:' chalwed• to. that of THE .MAXLMOTH VEIN COAL
CO IP %NY' ' ' ••• AII +tRT 'President
-.At is reported that Gen.-Crock is assigned to a Wm; : . lsi gr o i .25, .G 5..... - .... . ' , • . ~.J..- . 1.t?..1t:•
~
*---A full company of veterine left ..Atte tis tar Maine • "OFFI C E of Own Illenniimoth • Vein
on Monday,Ao Join Baneock'S corps.. ..
.. •. •• Coral Comprinty,-.2.70-SOLNI-1. YOU,IITIk
.
• —An, averag:e of . Sao a day is. being. paid to rebel
. ..1.. ..... I'IIII.ATELPIII A. MiXrCh:lsthi' 166 d ...,
deserters for the hite.kets they brine . in , • • - . - • • ..-
.siOrICE. : - . -Tbe, Annual' feeting of, OM Sdnekholdem
••••• . . - -
• ''''' ' • • - • • of the Mammoth Vem Coal. Coinpany will be • held' at
I . : • j- , ••Rear Admiral Lee has effected the % exchatig;etif ma, :- • the' idllee of the CompanV: ow - WEDNESDAY. the'2oth .
. n)''flavill . Pllsm , l7 l o , . -'• . : .•• ''' 'l.. -- --' . . ..' ', .day -ob lATICII.'nt it•••o;Clock, - .31.; at Which' time oat.
••,Vl - 1 priSobers narbled•by the rebels. prior., to. March '. cem to serse 'for the enSilinc vt , :tr will be balloted for.
15. are deci,tredreleased. , :, .• . .• - .; • . .. . . ... •
. - •
General Meredith. with ser • e• al 'expailitions, is'en- -
gaged ;h:clearing Western Kentucky of guerillas: - . .
.
—A: naniber of blocitacle.runners have -been capture .
in the Oulf:•••••Sia. siemens and flee 'sailing vessels.fto
amontithelrophies , . • .- • • - • • . . •• - .
: —6l February- lfith --it Confederate- privateer of 71.
bins barthelt. carrying one gun.. and called the Annie
• Dale:, Was captthed in Matagorda. Bay,Texas. :::
..
~. . .
—The'oftVericof the Sixth Corpsare raising - S:IACR(
for the parp2se of .ereettnn-e bronze memorial at, Wes
. - I'diut-ht honor Of the late Major-Gen. Sed,.,e-wie.k.
. •—A dWarf, eirrhteen'yeats old,. -and three and - ajifil.
feet high. ; a deserter:from the rebel - army, ' has arrivet
-.Gen.;- Sherman • met the President: and:General.
Grant:„.Metele; Ord and Sheridan,at eity2Point on Mon
- He returned to North Carolina on TueS:
%. • • . . . . . . .
_The . newafroin• our: armies In North Camlinit t
.
said to beesceedingly eitcourving, but all statement,
or Moyements'are contraband at present..'r Ohr force!
occupy a st - rong.position.itt Goldsborough.. ••••, •
—John Overton. the Tennessee Millionaire. ••ievle
Fitivert,ono,talit -to' aid the rebellion, has deserted th•
trinse. taken the Oath; and•is once more • a . , peaceabl ,
citizertor.Nashiiille ', • • :
•-
•. = -The total Union loss: in the• battle of Saturday.
Petr . rshn . r. 211511. '23 , 13 ichels here captured.
tille,ry thing rontinned all day Sunday: A portion o'
the-rebel picket line,iu front of - Petersburg was captu-
•
cricalty - expedition of General AlillSon has lei:
Eastport, on a raid tptough . Alabanui •
: It is i oxpecteti
Mobile...Genend Stanley. with hls command,
is of
his -troy to • Knoxville, Tenn.. - there to co-operate wit).
Fininenian and march through the mountains toWeaten .
•..
-..—Of 'the 11n•Rehel officer.* captnred , at rort Stead.'.
man: 'sent to the Old Capitali:•Wohlricrion,.. font were
colonel,e,- two. pent—Colonels: : six - Makin , . eight Cap
ninety Lieutenante,' •representing not le,
than 4,o•Rebel regimentalthat - were :engaged: in the al .
• .
.-Geri. Andeivion Is ordered to retie the flitg on•Yoir
Snm.pter..• April 14th. •The'flag is to .be•saluted by al'
the forte in the harbor with one hundred guns, 'ltnd'mll
itary cerernonlea .will he ordered - hy Generals Sherrum
or Oilhnore. , The' navy wilt , participate, and Rev. Mr.
'BeCeher IEOO thalrean address there. • • •
•
-•. . .
Gencrai Gillen3, according to :Richmond papers
ThrosilaY. has t en receiving. reinforcements otcaval-
ry,at Knoxville" Yarioustowne of strategic importance '
in •southern Tennessee. northern'Alahama anti Georgia
are being garrisoned,•and the trr, eater.portiorf of General
Thomas . artnyls 1l untsville artd' Decatur, •Alabatila,
and,-, • • • - •.. • •.
. , . . •
• —On; 'Sherman's arrayformed a semi
circle ,one flank resting: at' Bentonville. "the-.other at -
Goldaboritt. The rebels retreated. before it'all the:.rway
froin Fayetteville. though there: Was constant' fighting.
finality they abandoned the line: of the Nettle river
,and *refreated , north of On March • - 2.2 d, Sher man made his.head-quarters at.Goldsborot,• end brought all
his•trbops up'to. tbe: - N..euse •river. . The indicatlone are
'that the rebels will retreat to Rateto;.fifti ttiiled north
west. cif Goirisl)orce, And that Sherman will f011ow.! - He
-.now .105' all his'troopS' under his immediate :command.
Our•loas.since • Savannah was left., will be covered •by,
.25.00, many of them being Slightly wounded .
.
—Au offiCial dispatch from Geberal Gnmiannonlices;
ghat on Saturday morning about 4.30 &clock tbe.rebels
made a sudden and'lgtong., assault upoti Aen: l!arke's.
troops and caprared.FOrt Steadman: deterodried at.'
tack was alsornade upon Fort Haskell, bufwas repulsed.
. with great lois to the .enemy. •• Our troops.rallied 'and
..after a vigorous contest Sicailman was recaptared, with
all the pm., two ''battle-tlags I)elongink to the rebels.
and about '2,700 prisoners: ..The - loss of the enemy in
.killed and Wounded is estimated at 3,000, while our loss
Is set down at - F00•• Gen. :NleLanghlba. commanding
Fort Haskell. fell loto - tbe hands ot'tbe rebels: ' . •
THE COAL TRADE.
:_.~~,.:
-.~~
Poturiile, April •,T, -1865.
• The . q . nanlif.Y . sent Railroad, this week is'66,-
148 O:V.- .. hy•darial 22,81810; for:the Week 89;d06 •4• 1
tons;'sgaiiist 78,710' for. the' corresponding week
list year. '
.• •
Thetrade innot so biisk as it was..last week,:
and is .evidently: sympsthising some extent
with•the stagnation that prevails.in Other•branch-.:
`es of • business.. '.The Iron business, and many .
.other branches_ of'.niatinfa Mures,. are 'den dull'at
.present, which materially ,interferes with the
Prosperity of the Coal Trade. • .
• 'Harty of the . Collieries contintie!' drowned out
arid - aie only putnpirig :during the. rainy, weather.'
The trade sums up 'this . week. ais • follows' corn;
,1.2364; .• ;. 1F965.
WEEIL.I•7OTAI.. f WEEK.I -' TOTit..- 1
. ,
4......___,..,......__.. _,.......-.....,
53,185• ,35.'44 ; 66148' - 760 71..26.1- i
15.525; .:27,804: 22,8491 •• 26;231'. 121.573
*5.371 365;253 1 22,122,1.. - 392,4361 ' 34,183
.22.068,
.221,8251 20,3611. 130.3741 491,451
• .4.8671 58,0031, - . - 3031.'. • 33;108: . 424.6 1 5
, . 6:781. :41,1421 12,950 . 72,5831,4131,446
. 8,971 66,6431 4,537 • • V;,96ir410;346
...., :. •, . • :1. 300 .. . 2,994.. ; 2, 3 5 3
- 1;219. 4,4171 ,* • . - ..• A 44,401.
•N 9 • • .4,8521' '1.073i 11,4i.41 "'8,512,
T.:81
. 74,681 '.6.;1071 • • 61;453 41342.8
P&l2. R'
Saul Can.
• 1., Val R. R.
Scrant Eoth.j
N'ih
ShamoJ u.
• Trevortmt..
•Sh. .:.-
Lykeno vat .
Broad . .
,;Xitliet,hntilieli'orbittaitiMts ha this itegicrn; :audit*
f*ttirs.o Irell'ini)4'fi*Eo..; and
-filled' with the present rates,: s ander: piesent
denied that
.411e . gt.det 4441 *id.;largely. didd: "uishOd
proteoiion~ and foreigi...pioducts. will 'aces". emit
-into Compel:ion
. WfL, domestic
which
ntaitufactitritig estsb
. hehments;. if : ie - ce . s. kept' too •. If
.yresent prize : ea= tie Inaihtained,.itisall that
can bexeasenaidy: eipeCteit To ask for alt ad
Nance now. Would Suicidal, if'. granted,
• would only.lead:to a. stoppage .ancia - .greatar.ile-.
cline id a . veer Short time:, Our imp:l3l4mila flint
. the Rebellion will collapse within so apd no .
•prtnientvemottivill purchase :of 'any cenimodity .
more than is required 'for • his immediate wants,
and'the dowriWarirtefidencYln
,prices of at least
•
nine-tenths of all kinda of `articles used cannot '
.he checked; in the Present state. of and
•euh department_of the t..ade; Ought to . accept its'
prepptitioti of the decline: • • -
. • ••
Mot - sx °Adam: Cola" CO-111PANT.--7A :PompalLY
Ile been organized itrliewierk, under, the name
q r the "%mint. CarbOn Coal..Compauy,r . with a
cash eipital of ($200,009) Two-Hundred Thcin
ivand.Dthlare.; fertile purpose of Working the .001-
Fiery heretoforeWcirked by liVillfain 11. Williams,.
in Norwegian ToWn.ship,Sclntylkill County. • They
have purchased all the'raining'propezty,. and have
leased the Colliery. for. a term. of sixteen (16 . )
They intend, sinking a, eheft to the.ammoth
Vein...and 'otherwise. greatly increasin'g the pro-
duct of the Colliery. • -The. ollieers are
WALTER LA.WTON, Preeident.: ' ••
•
E. W; REELER Seer . r'end•Treasurer.
• ..
GEORGE F. SWlFT, General Agent. .•
D: P.131.10W1N;. Superintendent. • ' •
The office of the Company.e temporttrdy apen
Broadway, 'Hew 'York; - • • :
• • . . ... • •
147;351117 -1 54296
14&9111
1 1#4911./,588.2041
11,C45;296
.
42,90 S
• • .
THE - COAL; -Iq:ARTIETS:
PRlCEit'or. - ,COAI BY THE, .CARGO.:
••:• • (coiuncrei) WT-11.Y FOR T1LE1.12.:6118'.../Ocritii/LL.3 •
AT PHILADJELPNI •
" • 30. 1865.
. • : • ..
Schuylkill Red -tat Prepared, . $ g 234 .9.50
.. . . 8 - 004 •
" :White Ash, Lump, Steam; 8.50 a 815
: ' •St. Shot and 8rgken,...:...: 8 504.
4 ' . Egg ind Stove,...; . . ... 8 . 254 8 . 0
' Chestnut,. .504 . •
• Loeuat Mt Lump, St. 80at...:.. ....! 8 754 .
" .13roken -18 75a
" FrePared... - . •i 8 504 875
." Chestnut, • . • .7 754.8 . 90
Lorberry Ceal..: . . . 004'.9 25
Franklin (Lylions Valley) . , . •
Leldgn Lump, St. Bdat •
," Prepared,..... . . ......... 9'504 .'•-•
".. Chestnut, ' • •••• .8.504 . • .
Broad Top, .. . . .*. . .... 004 12 . 00
AT- NEW
29,1.365.
,Schhylkill :Red . Ash by BiAtl_Load..s 0111 50
Che*thut, • 9.001x4, 9 50
• White LuinMS: Stearn ', • .
@ll 00:
" :11inhen ..... ,1 ..1 411 00
• " . : . .... t
.Chi=atntit, ....... ......... .. 9 004 9 . .50-
.Lehigh White. Ash Lump & S. Boat: . . -
Prepared P
" Chestnut., •:
Sin anion Coal at.ElizabothPort. • •
.Lump and - St.-.Bnat by• Cargo. ' $ ' (2) ..1
Grate,' . ... . . • .
PreparAl; .... ... .' . . .... ' (2) '••
Chestnut,• • Ol. •
. .
• Lehigh 'Coal at Illkzabethpori. •••
Lump and St. 73Mit
. hyCargo... : - ,-•@l2 00
Broken and: - Egg 1"......... . ••• (312 -00
.Prepared -., " • t,• 412 00
Chestnut . -•-: " 00q.4.u.
00
liarch '25,'6'
. . ,
711:1E CO.V..4I.IITNERS II 1P hee
:tame exiatinn hetifat , it the subseritiere; M_
der thematne of r .PARV.IN 'COOE-Xiners 'of Coal at
Inciiat'Ciap.'NorthumirerlandCo.,' is this'.'ddy dis
solved by mutual consent. , . . Either; of the ;Artie. , tire
auttimized to nee the:name of the firm ' hi•
••• .• . . • GEORGE . NV' PARVIN;
JESSE 2,1; COOK. •.. :•• -
Philadelphia, Feb. 2:',".• • .1 9-60. - •
. . - • .. •
. .
••
COAL . FREDIETS."
Freightsi . fronilrt , Richmottil [lPhilndtn 7'
'portitind ' • • • It• 50 Portsmonth •• ' ' .•3. 70
Newburniort..: . . .... 75 Boston . . 3 .54 . 1.
New Bedford • • 3 003 NeWport... • 275
New tonden 75 -I . :Norwich • • 20
• Ne.w . "Havvii 2 75 • :2 75
New York - ' 950 Philndelphin..... .... , ' 11
Rnixic e 75' F
-Washington D. 4 fic! I lthrtford. .... : . 50
'l4o'vesselsind IGathbats. 'arrived for
• •
. .
Freights froni.Etkinbethpart.
2 -2.ANentu
.514w.YOrk. • •• • •Tal•Portlainl "
nrt • 3 DO •
• p. . , 3 CO
...... '_al New I/indon .... .... 2an
. 13 . nston - • 3 ne! Pawtucket' • ' 2 5.5
Nntwien - • ' • na:Taunt(iil •' 2 25.
Providence, • • .° s "New • haven. ' - 1
• . ...... Pottsmouth • r- • 3-nn
Middletown::::..'....7..,iNew.Bedford . • 2' 25
1-lucleon".• 1 50' ; .. • .... • 1 7r,.
-Lynn •• 5 On; liartfonl. • . ... ;....
,: - 2.50
Saleni ' 3.0 n; Albany. • • - .1 50
*Wessels very
. pleikty*. - Frciglits scaree . -4ith .a
lownivardtetiilency. ::- • - •
Rrhi~h
tr o . 14.
430 T0 Philadelphia'
.. .
New York • 4 254
Boeton .
. .
Freightm from itieor - Fel.oNs ; ri , or A . 1% , : 1 a ti oot tl a ri a.
"
To. Philadelphia .
New York --
.. 4:25(a4 50
Boston ,
.. , .. • G 51 ..
..
. .
•-. Coal Trade by. It
Qnaniity of . Coal sent hy .. l
weekending on.pan'sday,e
Fort Carbon
:Pottsville.:.
Schnylkßl Haven.
Auburn
'Port Clinton
- Total' s .: .
Previonaly this year
7491:
To same time last year
Increase sp
Decrease •
• Schuylkill toUniy Railroads far. 1.864:'
. The following is the quantity `Of CORl:transported
over the different. Railroads . in-Schuylkill. Connty, for
week ending on Thiusdny evening hung: •
Mine Rill & S. IitLVCII 41 . ',135 05 213451,09
Mt: Carbon y 130 06. , 4.070. 10
Mill Creek'. • 7,154 99 75.550 00
Mahanoy itnad.lit • • 21,96 S .190,054 09
. Little Schuylkill,
Schuylkill 'Talley
Lehigh Cor,l:Trade , liii 1864
For week Ending'. on Saturclay.. Int3t:_ '
OPERATORS
A. Pardee &Co •
Packer & Co •
• l!St.. Pleasant- . ....
Jeddo • ... . ••• -• • • •
• .:.::. •
Fulton Coal • • '•• •
Stout
Sharpe, Weiss &Co •
Ruck Mountain..:'.:;..
.Sniith's Spring .Mt •
liciney Brook-Coal Co..
German -Pa. Coal ... . .
Spring. Mt. Coal Co., . ..
W. T... Carter & .. . .
Beaver. Meadow •
Lehigh . ZineCo ' • .
John Connery ..... ... . . . .
v &*M..Coal •
Baltimore Coal Co
•
-Franklin
Cmisolditted Coal" ' Co • •
' Audenrial • • '
Lehigh -I . Stthquebanna - Coal Co.
Landmea - lr's • ' •
Wiikesbarre
*high • Coal-& Nat., Co .: . ..... .
Other Stdppera ; •
Total
Same time last...yaq.'
Increase.
Decrease
United: States, Raih•oad. Canal' and Local
- Stocks.
iteadinz'yailrowl Stock..:
. • .• .
• ' • . 18TO -
• &hurl Navigation Stock; of.
.11lne Hill Raltrond
Little t3rhaylkill,Ballroad • '
Lehikli Valley Railroad
' •
E. ." ." • Bonds •
Lehigh Carial • ••- '• •
Bouda
Caltriwiesaßallroad • ' '
.• • •• " preferred •
Miner Bank Stock "
Farmers' Bonk Stock •
IGovernment Ban :,Stock *-•
•Pottsville Water Compiny
Gras . ...... .
V. Bonds, • •
, 5-20" Bonds (coupons
Certificate! of Indebtedness... ....
I,lold (premium Philada).:'.. -
, Bader cosi
amen Monntsin coal • '
r, Locust . ,-. • -
YewXork Ural - middle coat ...
-Bi,734.otadatri . •-•
Souders FAB! Coal ' •
' Diuinond . • .'' • '
Black Ninth •"is-
NEWADvERTIMTR.
. . .
A SPAILLGVII! UOOTS for isle it ' ,
- . . GIIEBIiWOOD NI.JA,SIIIIY.
. • -
Whielbarriivis for dirt ank minicg pn aat
,Xpril-1. STICHTER ! Ir f T OVMN'S..
sari] Spikes, Flat Rail and Bpiliea ati'
April 1, STICHTER & TfIObIP'SON . .S
• - •
. .
A •FEW ofZice' , EARLY SEED
/IL - POTATOES for eale at . • -
. •• - • ,:• - .13.4i.N1 4 :AN'S Stare, Psattatl:llc ,
.
. . .
XI 11110T11 Gooseberries . - tuid .ClLert7
Carmine fo r . sale at , • •.;". •
- . . GREENWOOD 3.-uRsERy..
law AtiPitifißitliES'aisi...NTßAWßElß
ds of Raspberries, em
brieluz the'llew Philadelphia:. all of. which are hardy:
:Also the best varieties of hardy ..Strawberries, by . the
doSeu, handrail of thou:sand. for sale at-- • -
- . F. GREENWOOD 1,..17.1R5ERT..•
EZTICA. SIZED FRUIT : TREEI I 4.—The
subscriber has for sale about 100 ,Estra Sined'Ap
'pie Trees: choice hinds, Also Extra Sized - Pear; Cher
ry, and Peach Trees. which, hi- will dispose of cheap.
a. 4 they 'must be..removed. Apply at GREKVSW.X)D
'NURSERY. s a chance to get good. Janie Trees
at a: bargain!.. : . • • .B. BA7NAN.
L %"l
13"
F. R en peace .the TOWN
MALL, in the rough of, nttsrille.,**en ftlionday
Evening, .April — IA,' 1.65, and to continue S
days for the benefit of the •Ce n: Reformed Chant.
'in Market Street. (Rev.*.T:' C: &where).. An invitation
is hereby eicerrto ailleho *lab to. ea And e'<qmlne
the artielk prepared for the occasion.
April I,'•G5,
.
J.IOIIITIN AN'S PHOSPHATE .of tIIHE.
'-‘donrdams Ammoniated, Super Phosphate of Lime
ittohe or the best -standard. u ides in 'Market.: - The
fertilizing. amtf's .in which' MIS mainly of bone
phosphAteit. in a 'soluble state, iiii-:ammonfit in at fixed
state. Is Mannidetored he a sk llful..cliembit. necordine
to' d tie . cullar erid . very iciperio proct.s... -.200 lbs. of it •
1 :,
will.novera.s moth:ground as -50 Tbs. 'of any other 'at
-tide *ith egnal results. ' The ntily • Agents. - for .it.nre
' t AM•11.1:, ..65.-.13 . '', STIC t TEFUL : THOMP.SO).I. •
: •
, .• ' '
.11C F.lf it A. T Eof Sltocik..Cheikai
fScle.;--Tlia • subscriber is .pre- .
'fared at his Printim; °Mee, furnish all kinds.of -Cer
tificates of Stock, .CaaL Rankf4.azid other Cortafraticins.
Alwi.all kinds of 'Checks. ''.74es and Drafts engraved
and printed plain:tin stone d in'colors. :Also small
Ifiaps„.&c:, Lithographed at P ort notice. • •
- BMIKSTIN TtINNAN,
•-• • • •‘•• ••• ,Booksefter, Shitioneraud
PASCHAL INSTITUTE,
POTTSVEUX, PENNSYLVANIA
The ftrei term citfhi's Itt.titMe. tN;ill . erietiXOND.Al
Aprq 3d, fl 'P" 'Prti.ipai . •
• 1 ': . • • - A :13 B. th" RAU Cif t n '
April ,
MISS VAGDAlitata . BOFtplirEtl),
Vashielinbles.Clonk :Dream Maker
. . .. . ... .
- Illiwvi .- Roeillefeld Cal.. c;i)C!'u- a SCHOOL where
youn'Lr, ladles 'can- sleain::to . cut mid, miike ' dre.qes.hy
'Mid= Demorest's rule: .; -.-.:
.4prill, 155.-13-3 p, ;
- TO THE SICK!
HAVE YOU 'I'RIEp ELECTRICITY ?
. .
. . . .
11311.1tElf.sSE; Bleaietil
,Elttcitiiciian '
. • ~
Has tnlien.rootni at the..•UNTOl , l'.'HOTEL...Pottsiiile;
where heds'prepated to treat all disettsq of both sexes:
by the varions mialifted action of Elettricity—nattive . a
'sari remedy. . :Consultatli n, :free... ' . Students are' in.
Siructeitand may enter' fora full canle. of instruction
at, any time. • : ••,.- •.- .• • _ . . ..
;lir Rhenmatigni,:Nettral la and taralVsts cured In a
•very short time. - - , - • • April t.'.65.-13‘ •:.
BLINDS ANT) SHADES
B. "J. WILLIAMS.
No:16-141...iifmt4 'St;,' HILA.DIpCPUIA.
VE - NITIA*' 'BLINDS ' :it; .wrts:Dos. sii&PE..s. '
' .TIie.TAROFFT and • FINF.SI I as t scAtzpent...• in the •• elFy at
the I.OWESS . eAf3ll Pelt :Eli.' .• • ' • - ' -
•. STO'RE - SILADES MADE AND LETTERED.
Apiikl, 1)5. ''. - • - .;'...• • • , ....1:1-2ra
•." - ---'-.-• --- -------
oTTSVILILE . .R
p
. . .
TheSitbseriberi haying pn'
lug ?di'Land thoroughly r
to receive oi - derS for . all sl
from 22;litia, an the yard •
and fprnislithe sane at sh
. We are aiso prepared .t
will receive: orders'. for
•BAP lEON.aII the . - usu
Plat:.. We shall' keep'
(Collier's, Pails) always.°
Pottsville, March 12,
LETTEUS. Rim
the PostDillce at St:
on the 31st - day
To obtain Any' of these
call .for “.e.eicertiaed litter?
and 'pay one edits for advl
if not called for trithii
to the Dead Le.tterDitice.
Darien David G 2 Go o d S
Bairley Thomas • Oolari
Covey James • Heflin;
Conn Fnincis , .. Hurle.
Cox - JosePh .
Deade Johannes James
Dewise Patrick. Jones
Dello Thomas 2 Jones.
Eagan Cliarlisr"' Hai n
Evans FraneisD Reed'
Evans Evans . Corkin
Foley Thomas • Leon
-EourecJohn P 2 Lind
• Fitzceraid - John 2 Marl
Aprll , l; .G5.-la-1'
H. A R . D. ir.A A R
THE UNDERSIGN'
Iliirdiettrie Critic
ter?* Teel*,
Cpmprising the On -
FRANK.. .
POIM. •
most
favorable located On • Centre .Street,
Sehaylkill Ccairity,Pentut: The purchaser of. the Stock
mac obtain a Leaae of.theStore, - .which is a 'three:story
Brick feet • frOrit on. Centre- Street.. by 60
• feet in depth; with. ii.building in the rear, 20 iiy 40 feet,
cansti ucted expressly. :as. a depot • for Steel ':1171d :Iron,
opening on to a '2O feettstreet: rendering it, particularly
convenient of ileCeS4 ; ,Nhe whole depth of the store he
ing 166 feet..-wlth raliniraltle apparatus (1)7 hoisting from
the first to.the third floor :. To a person' desirous of
entevirig,into this branch' rif,bitsiness, .an• opportunity.
is.o6errd which very.rarelv .•••• ' • •
••• •ALSO.—For. . sale • a . With . cast-irpti
Shalt, Pulleys anii.Frame, tot - 1116'61e. . • .• •
Possession•giilen when desired.'. • • ••:•.
•
For particulars. address; persoballv•or by letter,
• '
B. E. POW; Cominittee. • •
..kprif 1, 1565: • • ..13-tr • :• •
• •
..... . . . ,
ETTERS ligetriniuing - tiuctainted ii
Llthe.Post Office, at. Pottsville. State" of rennsylva
.
nia, on the tilit'ilay'df 'March. 1.A4r.: .... - . •- • ~.
.. - To obtain any. of these -letters. the. applicant 'lniistcall
for t.. - adserriscd 10ters,t'gi , ..e the dine of this list -and.
pay one zeta for advertising. . • ••• .. -
If not called for wit e l i tin tine ntonti,lhey will
: he- sent
to-the Dead. lietter 0 ed.
... . . . .
. Anderson J et.. Co 'Lloyd Ellen • ' Peek'll'cl • •: ' ;
Allen 3 A - ' ... ..; McCall Gen Geo AParden H J ... .
Bermirigham Dad McDonald Frus G Bieht Christian • .
- Brennan John ?Mc voy -A 2 - . Richland Ephriam
Bates Sarah .-, - - .ldt. Can Allen .: Snyder D K-,
Connaly`Pat • .II all Mary. ' Sweeny John . ,
Cock Catharine . ..-3lagnire Mary, •• Seaver Mrs SV'
Finley Thos -, -' • Mt:Thy - John . s.ausser Klima -K.
•Faiming Chas P. , 3icrris'E I • ' Sommers •
Finegan Patrick '2 Matthews . A C Simpson Mrs W
George Thomas' 'Mt ler Bard K 2 Simpson Mrs W J
. Gilleran Annie • 'Merrill Rei , Ii II .'Smith 'Mrs Bridget
Heggens Patrick_' Moreau Thos W a Tyia Elpha : .
Head Dennis 'Noz Thoinas . -Thomas 'FranCte .
Jackson John-A ..oWens Richard- '.'Woodvritrd Divd 4
.lohnson JG B • 0111 S Richard '.... Work.Peorso .
-Kelly Win .2. ' __. • O'Donnell MiEct : Weaver* Weldn'Sr
Ralghn Edward B. oWhoulzMary .-• Wade Ellen
Kennedy Chas • •: OWin Sarah •- _Williams Mary M.
• Kline Atm Eliza Potters Wm' . Warner Allude& -
Ltuidnrer A: . ..Peek AG - .- . Test Antall .. :''
.
.
' ~ Ap ril 1,:`53. .' • •.,' ••- ". M.' SILL'i - MAN,P;M. , -
• - • . .
•
• alrond.tor OW 5
'l.l.li•oad and Canal for. the
. •- •
I:Atli - ROAD. I CAI4.A.AL
24 1 9 31 T ri 7,50 00
45,883 051 14,618 10
4,561 15 :
11,246 04
66.748 021 22,84810
693,083 141 3.3.83-00
760,71116 1 24,130'10 .
T 33,533• 27.608 1(1,
• .
9T-.127
°S i
1,678'00
200,000 Shares, at $1 par..
• • • • Subscription 'rice 25 . cents.
- •• : No Future Assessmer.•
Actual Capita1 ....:'..'::....
: • .125.000 for the Proper y.
. $20;000 for Wm king Capital,
.600 Acres of Oil and Mineral Lands.
Company to. be iricetporated under the: laws of Penna..
• COMMITTER Or KOliCrinkßS:
.N. 12:Knease. John - S. 'McMullen .and 0:-'W.
StoCkhOlders. to *elect theft . own Officers when:the
1 0 0:000 Shares are tuajd. •
SidiscriptiOnti fora limited. number •of Shares to be
' had-for 25 cents per Share. at ROOM .NO. .Sethrid
Story of Washington Bnilditig,'No. 11'74- South Third
.130,250 -:Street. of :G. W: POWELL & 113411,
N;l3.:.—Stock ean -be had . by country enhiscribers - by,
. sending funds for ainount of Shares desired, .on'recep7-
4ro tion of. which, with P., O. .addreis, : - cerfilicates. will he
32 ,872
forwarded -• . -April L •
4.381 16. . : 42,166' 16
RILROAD
xs.iiB THE NEW- TOPS AND LIVERPOOL
I -
/ 3 . 4 : 11 PETROLEUM COMP_A NY,
3.160
913
'46,61•2
1,034
,
2,314
41(I
543
33,!
-• I 4 1
.. - 7,6
.
.• 1
. 2.660 160
. • 624
.. 1 -4 1 0
. .1 i C as l l
i 466
' 165
5. 5 . 5 0 MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF THE
6,736
14.156
5,81.6
6. 608
0311
161 CAPITAL
IT 3
22,122 3
;r3,557 5r
iig;l One Hun
OFFICES ,-`
No. 24 Empire Building,
GT=
54 44U,'
100
1001 9.'S
50 21
7LBROADWAY, NEW-YOBX.
9.5
100 75"
50 5534
, '5Ol .31 .
50 GS .
tigr 94
.PostpftiCe Address, Illo:x4,68,111esw-YOrk
• 22.
..50
50 ' 60
. 60 '6O
• 25 .25 .
50
100 ; 105.
100:106
100; - 91
100 9136
100.151. um'
.501,
n , .
zi n ? The Wellsr l eftlie Company:ay,. new pro.
dueing OIL. • . ' • ' ' .
1(75 l'aymeat for s k•MaY" be made in draft% regiStered
9 2 notes. +r govern ent boods.and semiotics, yytileb bondsl
sea - intim II be 'taken at their market value.
.Bernittlinces y be- addressed to the Company. -P. O.
„Pox LBO% Ne York City,. or .to Atlantic Bails,
T ri3 aga r y cf the 'New :York and Livetpool Petioles=
iitAree4w l o;. New. Turk or to any
of its.Agenta. • ' . •
Mardi : - •• /Pa m -
,3X
6N(
Of 'DOCKET DIABIECIPS -. fpIL'VW.% d al
I. 'sizes and kinds, for tala at,_ -
Tto7. , A. 4. • • 1141147 W-A
IMMO
AN: T.,"C.lllSttt . oF-Grnnop:
ehaeed the . POttsl.:llle Roll-
I fitted the same, are .13tepared
es of T rule •
p. to cm
ort notice: hk,'; I ..FFFIt
thrnish and
MERCHANT
tl' staea....Ronad, Square and
e4ipply orihe sizta4
BROTHEIiS.. •
.
• .. . . .
in Inn. Unclainn.td .in
'bur, State . bl retindytiunii;
14te're;,:thd .14>plicaint
give the (late et Ablii
olei veonik, they, will ..
be sea
. .
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•-ohntion '.• Moran : John'. • :
Peter, - Met3driti a .Nlichael ''.
g Joint: ' Man Patilek '- ..
1 Idatlel . ...Newton Anti_
°hi • ' .orien Join
. B ' • '
Pat ' - ... Parkin Da id .-
T. fT... - ' ...Pugh Edicard • , :
•••Etntita ' - Potts TA .T
li rancid.- Telmer Herman -
.•'•
'lr Sohn- . .I'r'otbers Wto - .
1 Bridget- ,Shoopps Elizabeth
.1 Tacob • • • Snyder : Daniel
I•illbiry '• - Waters P P . .
ary -
NATTER,
E :n R C IRAN, Tl 4.
IT ENTION. •
PROPOSES TO
.SELL
3 - .l§iteel, Trent. C striveni.; . •
culturrif
• •
ck in the well-known Store of.
Matial Benefio'al Mining, anal Petroleum .
- Oomiany, • ,
PETROLEUM.
ORGANIZED ENDEH THE
TE OF. ISBN YORE.
NE MILLION DOLLARS
ea. - . Thous and Shares,
$1 i PER . SHARE.
Subscription [trice, Five Dollars per Share,
Not Ltab e to tnither Assessment.
OFFICERS:
ANEET.I4.. DICKINSON , President::.
Wt. T: Vice.president.
ROBERT BA§SETT. Sectital.
. • .
BUNT'S, Miniog Soli% Tlt - amniDe,
Broadway; N. Y,. Tragilsnry
30-we r l "' 73 -f-Iw' 7340
40 I'4l-
.3.I . VIIONAL::LOAN
AT PMt.
Interest 7 3-10, in 4fustful Money. Coupons
attached. Interest payable each Su
Months.
The 'Primipil- .payableln Lawfal \Money a.
the indof Three : :i'ears, or thellolder)a:
the right to demand at that time
TILE 5-20 BONDS
AT P41.11, - ..V*TEALID io} , CA SH '
..
... Isar This pkeilege is valuable, as the 5-20 Bonds
are note selling al culla per cent. premium • •
abo 111 Loan, and all lotker. t. :a. Be.
easities ter sale I)*' , .
•
L.
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STREET: POTTSVILLE
.6,6 m
Feb. it;
MEDICINAL.
30 , YE .&!1,14 A.' S'noILNDARD.
, .
. . . .
. .
Swayneli .Compound. - Syrup . Wild Cherry.".
"Dr.. • SwaYires Compound Syrup Wild • Cherry." ,
•
"Dr. Swayne's Compound.. .
Syrup - Wild
•
• • • •
Thousand! , of eas es ofPulmonary Disease..vrltich have
battled every eipedient of hutimp skill. have ' been
permanently cured by. this old standard reme-
4IY, To prove this assertion:we have rerti
. flcates,of .crtrea. F 43 extraordinary that •
• • skeptics are led to feel incredulous •• •
at their truth:• .No remedy has
. „. ver'been offered that can . '
• compare With this great . - '
• . . itorigival Wild Cher-- • ' • -
. • ry Compound '
Severe Congba, ' Bleed Spitting. •
Asthma. . Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, • , • •. Weak Nerve.,,,
Conauniption, • . • Liver Complaint.
Sore Throat, • . • • PairtP4'Side, Breast.
and•all ormrplaintsof a Pulmonary nature. Its nse.la
sure to hring health and returning vigor to the weak
and.languid frame..:• , •• ; • . •
ltcleansee the junks et . all impurities,
Infusing strength, vigor' and new.life
Into the diseased aniidebtlitated eyetem.
For . thirty yeirs him! been a titandani remedy, caring
. . . .
. . .
he most obstinate cases, after all.etfier remedies and
reatment h4velallea4
eatarrb tit Consumption.
'To Di.. Swayite,i,, , Son,. S3O .Noith S'izt.h.St
. Lsend you' certificate of Naomi Wilcox;of this town.
She was afflicted with Catarrhal Consumption, and tried
many remedies, bur continued to grow weaker lunge
and stomach • becanie . very .mucir:disordered, and her
physicians and. friends despaired .of. her' life. Through:
the, riSe of your.. Compound Syrup of:Wild..Cherry she,
entirely recovered.. • ' . . .
• . •• '. R.. D. SLiTII, Justice of the Peale,
. ..•• , , —-• • • Governeur. N. r.
Prepared only by Drt. SIVATNE 'SON, 3:40 North
SIXTII Street— Pinladelphia. Sold . by . lIENRY
LOR'and JO4NIG.IBROWN tb SON, Pruggiats, Potts-
Sept. tr
. Skin Diseases, Tettcr, Itch,
-• •:- •• •C Blotches. - —.- • • '
• ULCERS::""; SCALD HEAD,
. . 'ERYSIPELAS, • SALT RHEUM,-
RINGWORMS,. : • -BARBER'S ITCH: , •
ErtiptiOits covering -the Whole body, of lOng standing
and most u tivat ei in cylratt et; are
r. quickly - cured:. by
. ,
"D - Swaytt.e':i • All . -llealing .ointinent. '
.:.iwayne's All-Healing • Ointnent" .
• " Dr. •Sivayne'S AR-Healing, Ointinent.?! • ,
". Dr. .Sivayne'a :0.11-~lealing
_Ointment."
‘` Dr: Swne's . Ointment.i",
.
YE' the blomi impure; - the system of - all I>n•
poritiei by using the old-estatilthedi and well-tiled re
needy. j
Dr. -. .SA'ayr.o o 'BlOod-Purilvitig . Panacea."
p r . Sci;ltyne's '
• Blood . -PnriMng• . Paint eca.
Dr. :.Sifayne's . Blood.-Purit r ying Panacea;"
`.‘ Dr. Si,tayne's Blood-Purifying PanaCea.'''.
Dr; . 'Swayne's - -BloodPtrifying • PanaCea.
"Dr. . Swayne's • Blood-:Puri fyrtig- . .. Pant teta:
ets reputation' for curing Scrofula: old Ulcer's hip joint .
Complaint, fficernted sore throat, white' swelling, dark
blotches,, or
,defects in ':the", skin, boils. 'yellow skin,'
. marasmus or - wat4ing: flesh, rheumatic affections; pains
in the hones; &c.:, ivithout parallel. • The weak• and
debilitated, or any disease of .a scrofnlons nature; it is
sure to do good.!asi the many . thousand testimonials
• from all.partti of ;the -world will- prove ;,'nothing - ,. ever
discovered.cari compare with it in curing that claSs of.
disorders. TO be sure of getting the, pure and genuine
=Panacea, ourchase direct at the principal - office "of Dr,
Sivavar& § . (m., MO North Sixth street. - Philadelphia, or .
t tt4 Drug store of .I.kEN Ry - - 'SAYLOR; Pottsville.' .
GEORGE DEMERIT & CO.,
JEWELERS;
303 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
CCOFt.,NERDUAI!,'E STREET.)
100,000:. WATCHES,
Chainis, Gold:Pens and Pemills,
.4F‘c':, &C., &c.,
79T1 TH
~$.500.,000:!
To !be !Fold its 014t1E DOLLAn each, with.
oast regard to :Value,
Ani.not to be pciid 'until you know !act/ you WO
SPL.E:NDID 'LIST 01rARTICLES.‘.
All
_to be ;Sold . for ONE _DOLLAR Ea4l!
100 Gold. Hunting Cases Watches . ..,
100 Golil Watches
200 Ladies . . .... .
500 Silver Watches -• $l5 to $25
600 Gold :sleek and Vest Chains l2 to 15'
1000 Chatelain end Guard Chains;. ' ... '5 to 15
3000 Vest and Neck Chains 4to 12
.4000 flolitaireiJet and Gold Brooches ...... - to'. 8
4(00 CpraL.Laya. Garnet, Broothes 3to 8
7000 Gold, Jet. Opal: ac., Ear profs - S,to 8
3000 Gents , Breast and Scarf Pins fito 8
6000 Oval Band Bracelets ' ' ; ato 8
20f* Chased Bracelets • • • • ''• •5 to 10
35011 California Diamond Pins and
.Rings, 60 to 8.
2000 Gold Watch Keys • • 250 to 6
5000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and • Studs 2 to•
'3OOO Gold Thimbles • • • - 4to 6
5000 Miniature. Lockets .. 9to -7
3000 'Miniature Locket& „Magic.• • .. 4to
2500 Geld ToothpiPka, Crosses, &CI
.2 to 6
3000 Fob and Ribbon Slides 2
.to : 6
5000 chased Gold• Rings .. . .... .2 to 6
4000 'lle. Set Rings.... ' •• . '2 to S.
• 6500 Sets Ladies , Jewelry--Jet and Gold siols
..60008ets Ladies' Jewelry—varied styles.`" - to' 16
• 6 0 0 0. Gold Pens, Silver Case and Pencil •4to • 8•
• 4r v Gold Pens, ; Ebony Holder and Case., ~. 6to 10
6 Gold Pens, Mounted Holder: ~...:..., 2 to ; . -
• .
AU the goOds in the above List will be sold. - without
reservation;for 0141?, DOLLAR EACH, Certificates of
• all the various articles are : placed in 'dinner envelopes.
i
.
Sealed and Ml ed. • These :.envelopes.will. be sent by
mall, or delivered •at oar office, without regard •to
choice.. Cfn receiving a certificate,- you will see what
article It represents, and it IS optional with you to send
one dollar, 'and receive the article named, or any other
in the lint of sanievalue. .
By'this-niodo gife selections from a varied stock I
.
of fine goods; of the best make and latest styles, and
of intrinsiewortis;. at a nominal price, while all have a
chance of iecririk.articles of the very highest value..
,
• ail transactions by mail we 'charge for forwarding
th e certlicate, paying postage, and doing the businees,
-25 centa set:. 'Five CEIMPICATZS 9N1.47 1 , 01.
.. $1 ; El.XYgri ion $2 t MUM? FOZ*6 ; Burr-rms. $ll4-
and Oros Ihreratico.roa $l5. - .
REASONS WHY
We should supply your 'wantitour facilities are unsur
passed our work of Unrivalled excellence ; Ont. prom-'
less punatially observed. -Oar central -location brine
us neer. the moat remote pointe.' Our goods are new
from the inartufactnillit, and of the latest and most de
sirable The goods weer be sold, and the tiring
are unequalled.. -All articles ordered are forwarded by,
'We guarar4e entire 'satisfaction in every instant*,
and if 'there ebould be any person dissatisfied with any
irtiele.thfy - maireceive, itrunediately return
it and the price will be refinsdetl.
Ausure.'—We allow. those acting as 'Agents' Ten
' Cents on'each Cortificata ordered, provided their - lemt;
tance amount to One Dollar. •
• . Therrol eolleCt cente for :*,very Ceettegge, "nal;
retainiiiilo pints, remit 0 ul 16 cents tor eget'.
.gOW - -IgM:Eßr i g.;fa . '.o9., - ,
;.:'.:;:r ; ~.:
L' . -
footoript.
Satur4l4, , ‘ April - ,1, 11166.
•
. . .
THE WAR . ...FOR: . .TEC:1111.011 .
tatieffigiliturr isseelltitesitio-Vbe .• -
~:eilliConfereneelkithllflebela-sDrporta ti
Isle of Ilteeretnir If*writs& eo: the •Froot-' "
Charge et lettaid 7 ;--Aisetiore - Prieto • 4all •
Dry,Gieisde. , ';:". • 7: - : •'.
• . • •
'• General Cniok notir command s the ,reiciiiindry• lo
.Grznt's army.. Several, clavahl;ekirnstsileti"oh March
47tti, near f fiddler% Ran.. are reputed. - In_ w4leli that - . -
Union lots 2'l: rebel nct stao d. - Chr Ifolday -
40u rebels attacked the picket line li, front of the Sixth, •
Corps, South of •Petembarg, bat were driven back with
loss. • Gen. Sunman left City Pole! on Taesday night,
and ailed to WilmituCtUi• N. C a whence. he twill
join his army. • st kreposted thst Goa. Alearirs lame
began a forward iitovemettf.lon.Welleledoi - . laberidan • •
accompanied The - movement la believed to be '
from idntchers Hutt towards the: Soutbakellailroad, •
seven miles wet • • • , •• . •
On March ihtd,-Shertitau•liaviag.,establkbed his lines .
along the Nee. ' and' his,Goldeboro!, tomoutteed free: •
general order to his hi:4ol)4l . okt they ehould - have rest. •
The rebels are reported to be. Strongly fonitring their
lines Immediately in friint of Shermateit •Aksap, The ,
railroad ranniug from Wilmington to Goldsboro'
been repaired.. and will bethe main line of supplies to
She armies in :C ain • . . .1 . - •
• The UniOn &pops that•sonietime 'since iteconiparried. .. •
the g . unboat - eiPodltion to Fredericksburg after tobao. •
co, hove entered o.3earita tines. :Thee...ma/OW over-
land from Prederleitsberg,to White • Ilonse stemmas • -
nied Sheridan. to RanteclnkLanditig. and.on March27th •
were with the army of.thealitmes: ••• •'; , •
- On match eatic, qtonenuure m:valry were at W, atan:„.-a -
bridge,•nearJones'boro'in Beet Teuneresee.• 1.00 miles
east. of. Knoxville and 40 miles from th e Virginia line..
The F el on infaery force has not"yetleft Knoxville.. •
• The rebel privateer :.Shenandeahi on &unary , 240, •
was at MeV:Ant - me., Australia.* . •
The Washington Chronicle of' • lintridai, ,has the •
the I'olloe - tug paragraph : ," • -1 -,
" The rumor which is retailed , by the gossips "of the
town, of the Meeting of Itetldent Lincoln and Gem , . •
Grant. Sherman; Aleade..9rd-and .Sheridan; on board
the steamer River Queen. is_nndonbtedly correct ; but
we cart assure-one readers that the result of the cOufer-.. .
Is not known. Tile statement , that Gee I Lee had
asked fora conference with Gen Grant is entirely webs
-outfoundation. • That great eVente are impecitilugthere
can.be no doubt. The rapid depletion of the,rebel ar
my; the closing of all the ports where blockaders have
been acenstonvl to enter.. the'lack of spirit end sive -
of the rebel sonnets, the deepen: of their °Were, the
deebtrationg of 'General Lee that " the consoof the re
bellion was hopelees," the rapid fall and pe reanontde•„
predation of -gold.. aid -the evident- dietruit of the •
strongest 'aectuisioniste In JeffDavkl, indicate -that '
a crisis ie at hand, • When it will come no One can tell.
.-
I:Optometry and . miv;reuvring may delar,„it:. .
weeks or months, but-there can-be no doubt that we •
'are soon tenet the end Of the rebellion.: Pate decry"'
tt. and that the result may,be 'accomptivtted as. tinkkly • -
as tioesfble, and without any- mile bhkxished. is te• .
prayer of all"-• • • •
. Secretary . Seward ha s to • at* risint on a '
sure trip. lie hopes to
- witness.. before nitro return, a
battle 'which will result In a speedy peace: , • • •
Twolstsidents of Lebanon eennty, one • member' of.
the Bar. had a hearing before U. S. • Cominiesioher.
.S.nith in Philadelphia on Thursday hg. on the Cute.
of trend = The allegation is that the claim of- the heirs •
of Adam Eisenhower, iale a soldier . to the Ui B. service; -
was fraudulently made-that the papers were all forged.
the ruime:of Frederick Eisseihower, father•of Adam, who .
- died ten year or more tato, being signed ea the'claim
eat an ti c , lames of two others being for as wit.
neest.a to the papers .. The .illoney was obt ained op-the
forged papers. as testified to, but it was handed over to
the.connsel for the lavnef, heir-by-one- of the defend-.
ants -The amused were held for trial: .
, Mr. Llncoln is still-at City. Point, to the 'despair of of;
Dee-seeking bores who Infest Washington. ; •
At an Suction sale of dry goods in Philadelphia, - on
Thrirsday last; the following are some of the prices ob- ,
tallied for goods:--4-4 Arkwrfght water twist bleached
Mottling, 24c. the yard: 1e.4 'Riverdale fine do.. 71c.; in.
pertine 4-4 Shaker flannel*, fancy'prlnted eat
;nets, 24c.; 1 1:.4 purple Kentucky-jeans. 823 .t . single
milled (alley easaimeres, 4534 - e.; Lewis River. Mille 4-4
bleached niu.ling,22Xc.; scarlet shining dannels„,elxc;
new style balmoral skirts, 'sl alt; 4-4 extra fine linen.
-checks, Sage.; bluettpro~ke, 2814 c.:. 'extra' heavy .
miners.. flannelet. 42. e.; 4-4 fine black Union caselmeres.
; Revere- Indigo blue ticking 's,. 26e. , Amoßkeag
fine brown, muslins, 20 c.; Roanoke extra Chicks,' 2.4Xc ; ••
enperflnelinen crash,l2oc. ,
Pantlo4l.
.CoUicisrriEs.,—The-Bible 'contains -66
books, 1,189 eiipters,3l,l73 . verse . s;773i69TWords,
3,566,480 letters.' . :I' • -
The word and oectirs• 46,227. times; - the - word
re:very/id Occurs.only Duce—in the 9th' verse of the.
11th Psalm; the.name•Lord occurs 6,;962 times in
the Ohl Testament heeura 2,726 Jimes.; -
Jesus 625 times .in . the New Testament; Christ ..:
553 times ; the word Sdati.--L.which- we believe has .
never:been:satisfactorily intorprtits&:-is met with
74 thnesha the Bible; the word elfrnir,y,brit onee.
The ilduble assertion, Verify, eerily, is to be -seen.
23.tinies in Jinix's gospel,- and-. no , . where else.—.
There are. 311 interrogatories '-ite - The. •
'phrase, and God : said, occurs 10 times in-.the Ist
chapter nf Genesis: .The-word fore ordained -is.
mentioned hut once in the whole Bib a-1; PEr en
ein hut-once; in the New TaStament.
There is no Mention made in .the Scriptures''of
. 'Adam's jial: the cotenanl of grace.'
•The words eternal life are mentioneth but once_ -.
• Da . Nl Er..: 12 it. . The wotil predestioption is
. 'not
:mentioned in the whole -Look.' . .' •
The middle - end shortest chapter ',is the 117th
. Psalm .; the - middle verse . is the. Bth of - the 118th
, Psalm ; the lonstv verse is . the Bth of-the 9th .
chapter ; the.-shortest isj the :35th of
the 11 tl chapter - of Sr: - Joux.. - :Tine 19th . . chapter
of TL - Kisas and the 34th of- IS'arau , 'are alike.—
' The Bth, 21st, arid 31st verses bf . the-::107th
7 salm: are alike :and' .. each -.verse of the 136th
Psalm ends alike. ' There are no wardi or. names
iu'the Bible of. Moro than six syllables.' •. . •
l'April 2, .6,.4.-14
. . .
. .
:Letters fcir'Nnwfoundlind mast go marital
1; is. ~ ..1. 3 0t0m,- by. Cunard i.)4eket,"- prepaid live
reutts for. half au ounce or lcs . j' ; -
..NTRTINA I. L „
UN ENUE Ttnegti.rsi-1. wiis in
formed:this morning, :at the Bureau of 'inter
nal Revenue, 'that the total receipts from July
•1 - , 1564,,t0 - last :Saturday; •March:2s, -.1865,
were $1:T.!),<16.1,844:84: As the-increased -tax
•ation. emninenees Can the Ist of April, anti. as
the returns of the income tax will reach here
in June,.. it.is :SAfe_te
,estimete. that tile.' re
enipts 4 ot ntdrnal revenue for the . present -
fiscal year 'will .ereeed $200.000,000. This is
Soine.w hat over the sum total realiked in
,Great •
'Britian in frOtn , exci4e ditties . itArepti
taxes and'prr'.iperty and income taies:.and • it
will more than: pay, the interest on our public,.
debt, which , has beeh estimatedat $lBO.OOO,- '.
090. - The' other expenSes a the • Federal
grivernmejtt for the 'present. fnical-. year have
been estimated at $405;000,000. . .round ,
ninnbers.there *ill "be .$445.000,000 :*
provided for by : .Some . other tine Ans - than - -:
home taxation.--00):regisoiz;b4e l N. Y. Cyin.
A tin4..ilsei% • .
each $lOO
808 Ilreadn47, Itsw 7nlir
IMZIIM=MM
TIE following decision of thirConitnission
er will apply to Coal leases as -well as• to
Oil leases; . • "
. .
. • - •
LEASYS.-;--The COttit}lii.otter of In
fernal. RfNtaiy.lc, to ‘ , lllOll - 1- rilltiMitted •A gnee=
tion..as to the .tuatinn of the peciilts realized from:
the salsa of a.lease of oil lands, has-cleAded that..
a.lease for yoirs 9c pe-rsonal estate. It may; be'
realized' in execution on afieri /arias, and- sold
15 any Other'valnable property: 'iAproilt,'lthere,
'twe; on a - sale of lease for- years is to be' re
turned as incemoloe the year in which - Wlas re
alized. A lealie 'of land for lifirie freehold ; prop-'
ertY, and any profit made by the purchase orpro
:durement of such a,lease during the 'year
. 1863,
and sale of the same during the ,year 186#, will,
under:the amenduient bf the excise :law passed
at the last session, be exempt from duty. , .
Philadelebta
Ilmenzialtie,.T'hursday, March 30,1885.
FLoca AND DlD.—The fiour l market is • dull
w.thout export demand. , Small t sales of. choice .
superfine at $8(§)8 . 50; good extra at 9'75 ; extra
family at sioon. 25. Sye flothl is held at $7llO
7.l?,smd Cornmeal is without quotations.
• -Gil/alt.—The offerings of Wheat are light and
prices nominal at $2 25e4.28 for red,-and E 2 30
-@.,2 40 for white'. • Rye is selling at 81 5001 51.
Corn:—Sales of. yellow. at $1 35@1 36 in store,'
and at 40• cents afloat. - Oats sell arBs cents.
.‘! POTTSTI.tL.E MAREETS.:::
Correited Ilireettly for the ihritiers ) Journal.
. .
Wheat Flour, extra family, per, barret..
do •do • do .do per' cwil
do do . extra . per barrel..
do'. do _ superfine, do
Rye Flour, , • de •
do. - . . per cwt.!. :.
Buck - wheat do
Wheat, prime white per bushel
.do • • do rot .• do
Dried reaches, pared- per pound.
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Dried Apples, do ;
$1.05
$l, 601
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8 75 1
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200
Rye, •. V !m:r;
Corn,.
Cate,
:Soup beans"
Pen g.. "
Rye Chop, "
Corn Meal ".
Middlings, "
Potatoes._Hay.toe.
" bale cwt
Sim*, "4$ ton.
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-Salt, IR sactr
Tim Seed,
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HAWLEY'S
soupnim •
DENTAL CREAM,
For Claiming, Whitening and Preserving,
. • -
. • • '. :,THE .TEETH!,.. '
. • This article le' .
prepared with the :greatest . care -anon
scientific principles and warranted not to contain
anything in the slightest degree deleterietar , to the
teeth er igaims. • Some of. our most eminent - Dental -
Surgeons . have given their. sanction to,.and cheerfully
e
reco itris a preparation of, superior qualities for
deans whitening and preserving th e teeth .: It cleans
t e etuilly;.. renderi ' them beautifully white and
• y, without the sli htestinjury to the enamel.—
healing tothe k where they are ulcerated and
sore. It le also an Dent disinfector for old decayed .
• teeth; whichare exceedinglytoffenslve. It gives a rich
and creamy taste to the moutti,cleanalng It thoroughly,
and imparting a.delightful fragrance to the breath._
Prepared only by A. HAWLEYA: CO. l't,
W. Cor... 10th - and 'Earntbard' eite4 - PIIILAira,
and sold by all Druggists - . Pike 25•eents: • • • . •
' TESTIMONIALS.—The following opinion of i Di.
White, as to the. high esteem lit 'vrNeh, be ' bolds' the
Dental Cream, must be•sutircient:evidence•of its value
to quote , other testimonials in detail- is needless. con=
•tenthig onnalsea by simply giving the names and ad
dresses of person" who'speak of Its excellency for the
teeth •:-• - ' : . Pui . tan . tten!!, April lath, Pklii.
,
Having.carefully examined A.' " geHdilied
.Dental Creiun - ," I hereby cheerfully; recommend it, ter
the mablic generally. - it is an.euelient preparation for
cleansing and p reserving the teeth; and can be used by •
all persons with the utmost confidence, u its, properties
• are perfectly harmless. Beaktes.preeerrittg the teeth.
• it pumotes a health" action U) the atintert!odimParts*
pleasantness to the breitth. - •
Dr. IV: Ft. vratrii, tie Arai it,:
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!Lard, .
1 HAMS; : - • " 12 6 }i
Shoulders:, '' 'O9
113 eat bind qr.. " In ~
1 ••• :front 6' -•` 111,
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Pork, ',. - . . -," 120
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Sugar Sanaa, " t,
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