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_ POTTSVILLE, PA.
MA.TlilitiA 3 ..JUNIIK 94. 10'84'.
Copies - of - the -Bitioneei>. ' Joaroat .
- 'can be obtained every , tiattn:day. at. the fol.
WirhA'ClTßAiniE:l4lnetiviget,- .
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PETER MOORE, Port Carbon. -- _, '.
DAVID PIIPS. Mallanoy City. • '
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PIZEOSEtiII FOK MALLIC.
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A Ruggles Job Press, Which takes on a form 9by
14 inches—co,d 9400—will be sold at WO, rash.
Aho a Washingtonliale Press, bed 23 by `293 inch
es which cost s2is—will Tie sold at $l5O. cash.
We bave'no further use for these presses!, and tio re
fers will be sold at a great bargain to tbose„in want, of
cheap presses. Address ,
B. BANNA.7., Pottsville, Pa.
Sheafer's Coal and Iron Maps,
SHEAFERS MAP. OF ALL THE ANTHRACITE
COAL REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA—the ortly,and
m ost complete and compact Map, riow published. Price
in Sheets, 91 . 25 ;in Cases, $1 50; on.Rollertc $2 75,
SHEAFER'S IRON, COAL AND, RAILROAD MAP'
of PENNSYLVANIA and the adjoining Iron States, with
rill Atattstics of Iron. distance* to market,'• &c.,
are worth more than the Map itself. Price in Sheets
'sl 25; in Cases. $1 50; and on 'Rollers, $ 2 TYL
These Maps, except t.hOse on Rollem.which can be
sent by Express, will be sent by mail 'to May address
poet:age-Paid, on the receipt of the above-mentioned
•
prices,
The e , ditions of these Maps are nearly exhausted
ear Man . loo copies remaining, and we advise those ha
*ante copies to apply early; at this office or by letter
These Maps may 0116. be obtained of S. M. PETTEN
GILL & CO., Boston, and PETERSON . & BROTHERS
Philadelphia. • •
Islinv Yoinc CITY Board of Aldermen has
appropriated, $20,000 to Publicly celebrate
the 4th of July.- _ _ • . .
EDYM . ND RCYFCN, who lied : the first gun
against Sumter, has committed suicide.— He
was seventy five .year old.
ALL . ak:oLlik:lits whose terms of. service do
not . expire before October, are now to be
transferred .to the Army of Tennessee.
FORD'S THEATRE. Washington, has been
purchased by the Young. Men's Christian A.s
sociation for one hundred thousand dollar's.
Paßstozsr JouNsos has granted the requeit
of.the colored people to celebrate the Fourth
of July in the grounds adjoining the White
House. •
HAHN (late Governor of ..Lotii
iana.).now in IWashingtcai rity;.- takes bold
grOund in favor .of giving the right of. suf
frage to the intelligent. negrOes of hiS State.
J.kaius Go - cc - 4N; 'EN., of. Mount
.Airy, near'
Gerinantown,Pa., sold on Wednesday lot of
Durham cattle raised . by himself.. :The high
est price paid $155 for a cow five years
old. •'
PRE , ut4:sr jou ioioN - . has r.-sOlved upon cut
ting down expenses to the lowest
paint. lie is known to • favor ret:-nchment
as a means for returning to specie . Tapuiint,
which he- recommend to- Congress. ,
A DECls:‘lCti INTERESTING TO PIONTERS.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that in estiniatink the profits . derived
from the buAneSi of Printing to be returned
as income, the • eit of white taper may prop
erly beidee:uetetl he "expemies." . -
Tits s►.~s Yorker s were beaten badly this
Week at crick
_1.-by the Philadi 'Alava. The
, .
game came . off at Camden, and the•PhiJatlel- ation not to let, the renienahranee of the war
phia club won in a single innings and to 1 interfere - with their 'present attempts to re
eds runs to spare.. The •` Osceola "must get store former prosperitY. - • It - will take consid
itself into g.md trim and give - these vietori- I erable time to recover from the losses
_ilie
ous Philadelphians - a trial. - I . war has inflicted,, but the S'outherh people
are acting in the right spirit to, 'pair them
in the speedieSt manner. In doing—so:they
will tied assistance from Northern capital,.
and N.trihern The large.-es
-1
tares in the South can lie prOperly cut up
to.farnis Of fifty or sixty acres, :and indlic.:e 7
Ments 'be :held out to Northern agriculturists
to purchase and win* them'. :This Would-in
crease - the popuhition - and_ wealth of
.the.
Southern States, - and introduce.-ohe• of the
beSt elements of:politica strength.
• InArir- !
ginia, the journals are calling for the. suite
immigration from'Enrope . .to - come . to 'that,
State; :Paying:Tarn - is of every size, posses
sing easy access to the.niarketi, can be pro
eured upon very favorable terms fly -immi
grants haying the, means of settling them.
With political.,almtry,, free immigra
tion, and Northern :canital,. the . SOuth will
have in. twenty years no occasion to regret
the - changes which have come over the.coum:
try and -its institutions; • •
answer to an inquiry from members- of
. the fraicinity . of Odd Fellows,
.(7,ottimissioner
Lewis, of the Internal Iteientic Beaura,, de
cides, that Odd Fellovys' travelling cards' and
withdraWat cards do not require a revenue
stamp, -they being held to be nothing- More
than letters of reeco men dation.
DEATH ov Mini: . SEWARIL—Mrs. Seward;
wife of the Secretary of state, 'died in WaSh
ington-cin Wednesday last,.. of illness 'caused
by care and exertibu fOr bet family since the
terrible.night Of -April - t4. She . was.iin esti
mable 'Christian lady, and is another victim
of the findish assasSins.:
ICI DEL Or A Hcß SAM" ON 111 5
Ga Ay E. —Christopher Reeves, a lumber. mer
chant, of Detroit, was found-dead on Satur 7
day, near the grave
,of his wife,..at 'LinWcicid
Cemetery.. lie had. 'committed suicide by r
shooting himself through the head. He wrote
out his will on his tombstOrie before
Committing .. the . act, .
Accn,r.srl-on the
.evening of the Ith , 4 WI of brick work
in. the shaftot one:of •••he •pita : belonging to
the Morley. Colliery -Conipany,. situated in
Petnliertob,. near Wigan, •by which . nearly
100 incn were imprisoned'underground for
eighteen hours,. Fortnnately no liyes were
lost. •The pit is - 508 yards deep. •
Tni W.ta . rtsrAwimicsr has finally . acceded
to Governor Curtin's views and.. issued an
order directing that enlisted . men of the.Vet
cran Reserve. Corp, who,. if they had remain-,
-eft in volunteer Regiments they
now
- Which
7 ere transferred,- would now be entitled to
discharge, to be.. all mustered :out, except
those WhO voluntarily wish .to remain in• the
Veteran Corps.
MASON'IC. —The Grand Lodge of Pennsyl . -:
Tanta has been s.nvited to lay .the Icorner
stone - Of the . . SoldierS'
. National Monument
at Gettysburg on 1110.4 th of JulY ofne*t: . The
members of the order in the State- who wish
to be present On this occasion,• Will report
to the Grnnd,.Marahal at- Gettysburg - on
Tuesday wonting, July 4th, precisely zit Jtine
o'clock, in Masonic dress. . •
31Eirs - are.now coming down, and it is es
timated that living has fallen froth 40 to 50
per cent.,.trom.the higlieSt 'point, and there
fore a gradual reduction • in ,
. wages'.Will take
place on and - after the Ist of July in •ttll
branches of-tinsiness, until peace prices. are'
again established. In sew. England the
hotel keepers, and many branches of Mechan
ic, are.voluntarily reducing - ;their rates in or
. der to start butiqess again. • : -
GOVEMSNENT people hare
now probably, the last chance of obtaining
there, securities at var. The third .series of
7-30 notes is now being delivered with prompt
ness. It is not at all likely that the Govern;
went will ever again oflerso desirable a se
curity, as these noteA, and lass than two hon.
'dyed Millions remain to be taken.
With the close orthe war the national ex , -
peuses will be vastly reduced, and investors,
must - look fOr a sharp reduction in the rate of
interest as soon as the present loans become
duo, and can be paid off. There is no reason
why the United States credit forme/ley should
ever again fall below its credit for antrag . The
same spirit that preserved the geopyiphical in
tegrity of the country will'place its pecuniary
integrity on a par with that of the most fa
i6red nations—and that will represent a rate
of interest under rather than over four per
"cent. •
EXCIILLENI / 13 1:4Y,--it is proposed that a Na
tional Freedmen's Convention should be
called to meet in the city of Baltimore, and
discuss the best manner of educating the
Freedmen and preparing them for their new
dulicis. The idea is entertained . by but a
single Christian denomination, the Baptists,
but it is hoped that other denoniinations will
make similar movements, and indeed, that
citizens la‘gla . North and South, could
meet tvluntarily tinder suitable arrange
ments to discuss the new duties and relations
'devolving upon 'them. This business of.
guiding. moralle . and intellectually, the
- freedmen, is one of the most delicate and dif
ficult duties now before the country. North
ern men. and. Northern teligious societies,
Kill ever feel . it their right and duty to at-
Imd to this work. "
rz;zsl
Tomas ie akorganizad Southern,
eis--Int -Pennsylvania called -the " White
.
Qhosts," whose object b the - Wholesale rob
bery' of the citizens. -
,
srasit, Nev' York, which has been
rattier.dull nf late, was excited on Wedneil
day by the mysterious disappearance of the
printipal partner in a well ,known house in
the provision trade, with's- larieamOinit Of
funds, some say- from 41530b,0iX) to $500,000
belnnging to his creditors: — tie is supposed
to have, got off in the European: steamer of
last Saturday, Before leaving he is reported
to have sold his real estate, teemed in the,
most aristocratic section of Brooklyn, and al
so to have .converted into cash, fin' his own
use, property which he had held in trust.
Another party, who is: said to have been a
confedeiste in. the. villainy of the provision
dealer, is also reported missing; ~The latter
was "short" on pork, and in consequence
not 'a few of, the dealers in that:useful article
are badly bitten.. Cause of delinquency, Un
successful speculation in stocks.'
Fat Ho - isms' brother; says the Pottsville lilt
:funs' JOUUNAL, who during the war was a
tient leader in North Carolina, reached there last
week, and is now sojourning at Frank's horse.
John Hughes, the nephew. of. Frank, who was
the- andidate of the so-called' Democratic party
'of this ,District in 4860, and•afterwaiti went
South to fight against.his government, has not
been heard of since the collapse of the Confeder,
acv. It is likely that he will return—a
whipped,.if not a repentant rebel--,SmMunv Ga
.
• - -
Such is the report in this community. If
he should return here,it is not unlikely that
he would meet with a Wanner reception: that
be bargained for. Every. - mother who has
hist a ion by the wicked Rebellion . ; every
wife a husband, every sister a brother. will
remember that John Hughes left: a communi
ty M whiela he - was kindly treated, and as
sisted in rebel .uniform to direct the shots that
robbed tbern of their near and dear relatives..
If he should return here it would be to meet
the withering reproaches of desolated heart's,
-and inflict upon this community' a', cool in
sult The Copperheads of course, will wel
come him ass combatant in their cause, a
icause - they themselves, weif too cowardly to
go South to fight for. We trust John linghes
will remain away. - . - . '
Tun* Copperhead journals' are continually
placing before their readers thensiertion teat
the fiegrOes*Of the South are inferier and 'de
graded. I Let us have the testimony of the
New York Woi4d,l . 'not a Republierio paper.
A Danville corresPondent, of that paper givea
a picture of the present condition of Virginia
laud'the prevailing ignorance. Dnt. of the
_thousands: of poor white people who are
*daily .taking the Oath.: only • about ..fiVe per
cent, can read and write: • The amount of
ignorance is unequalle.d *anywhere in 041
North.; In speech, in manners,. in ell: but
their docility. and : industry, they - resemble
very closely the negroes they despise. .It is
this, ignorance which enabled the leaders* of
the rebellion to '.carry out their. "wicked
.srlieines and placed die :State in. its preient
condition. The entablishtnent Of- schools Tor
poor whiteEi, like those' founded for the . en-.
franchised negroes, is as great a necessity,
- and. Would effect as great a good. The des
, tit ution of
,the pedple * is great..
," There is no.
itse in taking merchandise,' in the expecta
i •
tion of selling it.' The -mass of the. kople
have no- money to spend.. 'The few wlio
have it hold on to it, in hopes of turning it
1
i to.better advantage. _. -"
. .
Fitux all accounts the people of flie.Solitl
have vary - genirully; it would. seem, gone
buck' ti) peaceful pursuits withthe:determiu-
„ .
• THE CAPACITY OF THE LGRO. :Cop-.
perhead argument against granting the freed=:
men the full rights of freemen, • is, that. they
are•not capable.: It is.fallacious. - They n .
body, .are infinitely More prattles),
.
inddstrious and more skillful mechanics. than
, .
the whitesof the South.. manyThere..lar..n
. instances in which they -have. , shown very
considerable business capacity: . The :
ing extract from the report •of• Lieut. Vol.
Ei..tros, Inspector ,of Freedmen for:: the State
. -
of Arkansas, shows how an opportunity:for
managing a cottorrphuitation----the one 'great
art in which the rebel leaders were Supposed
to excel—was improved,by;a . 'lllll. black :.”
"That the negrceis not wholly without,'
.to realize this prospect, there is convincing proof
• in the life of a full black at • Pine. Bioif, well
known as 'Uncle Reuben.' He was-born in. Geor-I
gia, and fell to a master who had hut few . slaves,
He:discovered such energy and - tact, as well - as
complete devotion to his master's infercate, that
the latter entrusted everything to his manage ,
ment. The i3lare
.raised him -from
,po':erty to
wealth. The master was enabled to bays large plan
rtation in Arkansas, and stock it withmegroes. As
hiscircumstanees: grew.easier, hirilialat t bocaine
I extravagant. His estate became involved, and,
when overwhelmed with indebtedness, le died;.
The widow, helpless and without resource called
Uncle Reuben, told him that sliediad no one. to
rely upon lint him-anil placed all in his 'hands.
He was . aroused by this touching confidence.
H. , became more ambitioui than. "ever -to bring
the first bales of cotton to. town, and to aintres
stillmoreto the aere than the neighboring plau;
tern. • The number of bales grown on.the planta
tion increased every year. • The' childfen were.
sent North to school.. His success waS - So remark
able that the white overseers.. aroand became
jealous of, his outstripping them; They 'coin pelled
the inistress to place. a white riominally,.' over
him. He was .not however . - interfered - with,
until thoyoungmasters returned from the Sorb.
The fact that a ncgni slave had educated them, - .,
and by his own prudence and energy had amass
ed for them a fortune of nearly one hundred 'and
fifty thonsandtlollars,'was not as grateful to them
true...se His:thistrest, hoivever: always treated
him 'as indly as she dared. On the. approaCh.
of our armies, he remained till . all had left : but,
himself and family. Being assured by' : our. ofti-.
cars that the Presulentls proclamation'. 'was trde
he also quietly came in... Spirited 'and proud; 'be
is the most hubible of- all.. He•refuses to 'sit in
the presence of -whites, and 'touches hie hat to
Iyou at every addrcsa.". . ' * •
- agir Union meetings are being held in Alabatna.
National baukti are to be 'established at Mobile
and Montgomery: The State - archives have been
recaptured, and are now at. Montgomery. ' The
State archives of Mississippi have also been re
captured, and are on their Way to Jackson, - thei
capital. •. • . .
J/OrThe argument of IteverdY Johnson, counsel
for Mrs. &matt, Rae read before the MilitArY
Commission at Washington: on. Monday. The
principal ground taken is the tionjurisdiction.of
the Court - to try the case.- -The'argunient . is coll.:.
eurredin by Messrs. Aiken and Clampitt,Ussoci- -
ate counsel for the defendant...
• itrir.ke • exchange Says ,-"To start a haillkY
horse don't beat , him unmereifully• with .4 dray
phi,- but fill his mouth with dirt or - gravel. froui
the rood elide, and he'll go. Now, don't - laugh at
this,'.but try it." Our inforthant 11148 : `The
plain philosophy of the thing- is it gives, hint
umethiligehie to think about.. We have seen it
tri,d a hundred times, and it has never failed."
4:11-A Springfield; 111., dispatch of the 16th says . :
Letters of •administration' on the ..estate of the
late-President Lincoln ,were issued yeSterday by
the Probate pond of Sangamon Counts, to lion.
David Davis - , of Bloomington; Judge of 'the United
States Circuit Court tot . -the
.southerntiatriet.of
Illinois. Hon. John' J.' Stewart - surety .upon
the.bond. , The - estimate value of the eatateis.
itrA deetructive firs-occurred in Pittsburg on
Sunday morning... A three-story building at Wa
ter and short streets was destroyed. The etruc
tilt() wan mainly occnpied by ;My 49, Hayden,
manufacturers . of saddlery. hardware,. harness,
Am. Loss heavy. ; insured for $9500. Hubbard.
Bros. & Co.'s saw works was in part of the second
stor,y„ Loss $15,000 ; fully insured. The build-,
i i l n ig su i r a eid damaged to ._ the extent of $9OOO, and
.
arir-Gen. Sheridan is anisY preparing:N..) , -go ' to
Texas.. Gen. Meredith is moving :with a cavalry
force over Banks' atteropted.rOutai via; Bed dliver
and Shreeveport.. Generals tiranger.andWeitzel
have gune into.the Lune StaeState by - way of the
ciiiiet,.entering at Galveston and Brazos.- General
Granger bar the chief command. Mure thin 10,-
000 bales of cotton are coming from . the region
about Shreeveport. The .negroes • are ,said to be
migrating .to - New Orleans. ,The corn . crop: of
Ipuilimikand Tease will be large, • .
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PAW, PA=
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113.:11oviell Cobb. is itifebon;
le.,Glenerat Fremont le ielVeshingtoit,:
:sirThe rebellion inlfayti is:almost .et itieniLl
Belintlekt4 en - rutted men: will .cesee on In
iforlianeock's Corps "ii .to .l .muatered,out (if
ITThe new conatitatiOn of Ili semi bee been
. .
• arirThe.' lose by :-.the fir e : at waa '
itirGeprge•X;dnee, oflenniaisee;luss'iart.
pardoned.
1 8. .S3-There are still 9500 rebel prisortere in; New
'York-harbor... - • .• •
.ffirCiv4 courts are to be establbdied in N o rth
ern•Alabama. • • • • • -
: - Sie - Thelliteadeati.question ie eariiestly 'aiscusgt.
Sarl'he burnt 'district of Richniond is being
rapidly in reb4 y i 4 lt s ..
• rpa isunift;rinl ;
c. ..• emata .
war with Brazil. ". • • _
1111-The Miessissippi squadron is to be reduced
to titan veasela. . • . •
air The Virginia LeggiatureconvenedenMon
_day, at Richmond.. ' • -
• , SsS•The'arrangemente for laying the Atlantic
cable.are-complqual. . . • • • • •
TThe work of mastering ont.the unassigned
generals has begun. • . • .
Wa„,-By, January
.1; 1866, the' -arnif.yrill be re=
dm•ed to 100,000 men. ' • -."
' • •*3-Gerieral Dix has been sent to Montreal on
Goveriiment, brisiness. . . '
.110 - Great: Britain has withdrawn belligerent,
_rights from the South. •'
sarThe American Ministers at China and Ja
pan are coming home: . • • •
SirLarge . nureberof rebels apply to take the,
oath daily in Washington.. - .
.v:k3_The rebel General Slaughter and John C:
• Ilreckinridge are in Cuba, • • . •-
. • ' AR - The Mexican General Doblado . died in New
York, on Monday, aged 53.. .
IfirThe Mexican Liberals are preparing to re
new the siege of Platamoras. • . . • .
sirGen..Wedzere cavalry are still embarking
at Fortress Monica for Texas. . •• • ' .„'
5 .asT.Lonisiana has - adopted the Cimatitutiodal
•
amendment abolishing slavery.. ' -
• :-/sgrA large expedition is now marching against
the Indians on the Upper "Missouri. •
ita.Geb:Grrant.will file his' repert of the cam
paigns before Richmond, this week,' .•
S..s..General Kilpatrick has been pres . ented - with
*sword at Lelinguni, North Carolina.
irirThe reports that the rebels- have defaced
sike Bull Run Monuments are untrue,
. .
sir Sirjoseph.Pazton, architect of the Crtstal
.3 6 15.1n.ee, has died in'Englandotged 61.
49r 6255 acres of land werelocated last Month
.et Nebraska:City,. nnd 2392,at.Omatitt. . .
"--. .10-Itesolutiona favoring negro. Suffrage in the
Sont-h; have been adopted in Boston.- . •
trirNearly all the .civil ollicerS of the
.rebel
Anvertiment are applicants for pardon. .•
s3..The aSsassin.Payne is named Leiria Payne.
Towed, and is but twenty Yearsof age - .
Henry Wirz„ the keeper - of. Andersonville•
Prisom - is awaiting trial in Washington.
Sa - The commission to revise the reVenuelaws,
.began its session in NeW York thiS:week.•
- -11.117Thirty-fiir pardons fur North. Carolinians
- were granted by the - President on -Monday. ,
'Ear fhe total' valuation of the liVe . stock of . '
'Pennsylvania, stimated at $105,8621,61.-
• lOrCiikn. Joseph D. Coz.will probably be the
IRepoblican candidate - for Governor of Ohio. .
ZirGeneral' Wilson's cavalry - are being sent' to.
Louisville, -where they' will be mustered out.
ihr Provisional Governors for Florida, Alabama.
•
and South Carolina', will soon be appointed.:
•,.' AKiritiehard Turner, the keeper of Libby Pris
cilla, was captured on Sunday, near RiChmond. . •
.. Sir All tlmbusiness portion of Rolla, Missouri,
Arcas•burued.on June 19. The loss is $200,000. :
- ..The execution.- of, Mrs. Perrine's sentence
has beehausriended during her g..od behaviOr.
sir Tpittiity- thousand rebel prisoners are yet
confined in the North-..rehiefly- at Point Lookout.
Xtir President Johnson's family have taken pus
.isession of the'eaecutiye Mansion :at Washington.
Ski" - A.'cavalry regiment has been sent . froni Sr: .
Loins to Minnesota to suppress Tudiannuthrenlit.
. /kg - Fifteen negroes have died of. Starvation
: siear•Ma.con. Georgia. 'The State ie inipoveritdied:
via,..General Sherman's report:of 'the campaign.
from Atlanta to. Savannah has-beeninade publiC. -
10.,3...An' order Will soon be issued, mustering out
all t, uopii whose terths expire bet% ae*Jan.' 1, 1866.
- .ifirJulin Mitchell arrived at Fortrras Monroe,
and was assigned' to quartera there on Friday.-
- -Zell. C. Burnett, of Kentucky. has been ar
rested in .Washingtuti, by order of, Secretary. Stan- -
•
Chailes E; Gray, a 'distinguished Eng
lish dipiumit, dead. He was eighty years of
age.
tkl - TlieSar t le”n General will'eonn make a fall
report of the' killed add mounded during,-the
.
....frA_Business'irs reviving in South Carolina:=:—.
'llll),u,U balai of eotton . av,l said 't6 . be in the inte-
u_g_The - rebel Secretary of.therreasury, Tren-
hohii, has been -captured at Colurubia,'South Car
•. ."- . - -••• -
sr•A. train ran off
.the track on Saturday, near
Oheida; New York. ..,Seyeral. persona were in
jured. • .
. .
, .6"-irThe mortality . at A.mlersonville'dmitig the year eliding February last•bi officially reported at
•
air A destructive fire at Saratoga Springs;'inn
Sutplav burned the Uuite i States and Marvin
. .
'• Idaho City, destroyed'
bY the on May hith. Thy losei is one .million of
dollars.
General Carroll,for :Tennessee, ittirl ..the
Catimiic Bishop of Charleston
.have applied - for,
pardon: • • •
..• •
prOpertfof•J_ohn Slidell, in .New Or,
leans, Was sold under - the cOnfiseation laiss of
4-r - iiitercial revenue offices have been. opened
at Beaufort aud'Newbern,. N. C. • The people pay
promptly. • . ,
•
4a - A large supnlv of rebel medical stores lias
been received at !.i . e4bern; North .Carolina, frOxn
Charlotte-. • --
. .
.
• 4..8 - Many
.of the - Union' troops. at .Cairo 'are .op.
pmed to going to, Texas. They wish to be' Mlle);
tered. out. . • • _ •
.4Z - Tlie first shipment of snide petroleum from
Humboldt - county, California, has-arrived in San-
Francisco.. . • _ -
.4WThere are tweoty-nine steamers, with a ton
nage of 29,911;'engaged An the New York and
China trade..• ~ • . .• -,
. • /iv - There are 3500 rebel prisoners at - Fortress
Monroe.. Three linudred pass -.there daily, bound
.for the South. ,
/547 - Qpnerale Custer, Merideth, Abercrortibie,.
P. Jouesi Shepley, Vandever,. - Ferry and Tilson
. . . •
have resigned. . . .
sgir Therebel Governor Smith, of Yirginik; has
been allowed - to-leave Ifichmond for his home' in
Farquhar county. •
•
-'-mss "It is reported that several attempts ,havp
been made during the past - winter to destroy the . •
Springfield armory . . . . •
gar r here was a heavy gale near New Albany,
Indiana, on the.OhiO; Sunday night, • Which 'did
'co usi derahle .injury.:* • . • .
. 21-N-fight betweeri . - soldiers and citizens took
..Plaee on - Wednesday' eaStaten '.lsland. Several
persons. were injured. . ,
• ifirAt Lewistown, Pa.; Monday, a water
spout burst, mid washed 'away forty feet of the
railway embankment. , • •.
proclaniation hasbeen issued fo
construction , of Alabama.' .Lewis E. Par
Provisional- Governor.. .; . • .
.
,t,..5 6 , 3,y, - .ernOr Cardillo endeavoring to-procure
a speedy trial for Pennsylvanians now imprisoned .
by military authority: :• . ' -
&irThere ie 'a great rush to-. Raleigh; North
Carolina,. to' procure .Governor. Holden's recomi
tnendatiOn 'for pardon. , • "..
.fer• Large numbers' of rebels, amongthemllean
regard.and'Richard Taylor; have taken their res
..idence in New :Orleans. • '. •
Are - Large . numbers of caverry . horses..: have
been sent to Little Rock,
.Ark.; to. remount the
cavalry -in .
n that section. • . •- • '
./"Wcitzel's infantry, Caster's cavalry,' Gen..
Granger's oirps, said a portion of Steele's Corps
al e.all.erdered to Texas. • -
ta.B
terrible fireinan's riot occurred at Flush
. nig, New York, on Tuesday. Three men were
• killed 'and forty, wounded: .. • • '
.• t gessra. .Charlea 'O'Conner, .ferome 'Buck
and :Sterne- .Crittenden have been retained as
counsel for Jefferson Davis-- --- -- - -• .
tkv - Bishop -.Andrew . , of the Methodist Chore h
•
South, connsels.the submiasion of, the Southern.
people to-the-United States. • •
• 32 i- Robert Toombs is have escaped
- with John C. Breekinridge'te.Cnba. His report
ed snicide was only political. .• •
- S3 - Several distinguished .F . renchmen are pre;.
-paring - azi address - to -President Johnson,•recom-:
' mending mercy to the rebels. • • - • • .
' Si - During. the past few' weeks, . the Sanitary
• CommisSion hits ributtids2.so,ooo in stores to
the troops around Washington. • •',
' Goldeborougli. with the Colorado
. flagship of - the great European equadron,. sailed'
• frOm New York on
•
./Fir
The New Yorkers- are 'raisingmoney to
stipplY-the returning veterans with strawberries
ani nther seasonable delidacies. .
.*'John T. Murray;. a member of the- rebel
,. Cougyeea-trom:Tenneseee, took the-oath of 'alle
giance in Washington:ma Monday..- • ..• •
;
-. to Tuesday night aultherdisturbance cob
corred in Washington, bet een the:soldiers and
the negroes. . A soldier was killed:: '
skir Preeident..Johnson'e amnesty and North
Carolina reemstrnetion .proclaniatioas are 'coin . -
mentecl upon - extentlivelv.m England.
, e9 - Out of seventy.thilusand soldiers that;have
gone' to the .front from lowa, only one has been
dishonorably disinissed from the - service. -
'aiirThe Ything.Menia Christian Association are
about completing their arrangements
..for the
purchase of Ford's Theatre; Washington. -• • •
ffi - It is now reported thatJeffereonDavis will
he triedin the-,United States .Thstriet, Court at
Ilalt.iniore, presided over. by. Chief Justice Chase.
• iv-One thousand rebel priSoriers
.haye been'
released from the forts dear- New ,York: . They.
are Alabama troops; and• will be sent to Mobile.•
. imOnly the leadiog . Sonthernluail routes will
.. be re-opened at . present. The Acquia•Creek Rail
road to Richmond will be.:in order by the'end of
Zreol. Gayley,-, who iieharged with offering
a millibn donate reward for the assassination, of
Pre,ident
. Lineoln, is'at Fortresis Monroe, a prir-
- - .
The New York IndFpendenl intimates tha
a subscription paper, passing- around in that city
in behalf of General Lee; already . bas borne $60,000
• .
ar.i . The. President has directed that. all aPsl ed
i-_
'cations ' for pardon must first . he rect . ,.
by the' .6hvernor of.the - .State -from . which they
wine. . • •• . " . •
- sE;'France bas removed all reatridions upon
American havabvenne a visiting. French ports.--
She has withdrawn all belligerentrights from the
rebels: -
.. •
*-The. seven* engravera rein l money who
ware tried by court martial ' have been released
from the . Old Capitol, and ordered to leave ,the
country.
riGrA child'sva9, bOrn - recently in Ban Francis
ro who bad no : o pening for its- eyes.. Cuts were
made, and a pairof bright one§ were foundlin-,
wa.Al . rotting match took place place on Wes.:
day, on Union Course, Long Inland, between La
dy Emma and George Wilkes. Lad,* Emma wan
the victor; ' - -
kw,,Tbe Virginia LeOlature, now in beasion
Rieumond, contains six senators and thirteen
ro?resentatives, and represents bat. ten counties:
. tarnr._LurooLs's..grandfather,' also named
. 413BAHAM Lincomi, was murdered by. . an Indian,
iu 1744, at work ou his farm, near the Ken
tucky river. He.• left • three sons,- the eldest of
whom, 'Dioxin, was the father of the , late Frani-
Sir The. iiirvenitaintillf 'Portesedtkilriiiinisit
has been tninedcrrer: ie the ' dig ititheritea...—
Similar transfers viU soacChe pvtde . 4 4 6 F.
talltbellYtWins. --1 % 44 -' o '
;strew • Sattitclay..smintinviit- - lac deatated
Ltewillt, Maas. On enamel' of 'the - addle& who'
fell Balainutrec z Apnl II liNEL=4lte-stlhit
kHied in,the war. - ,
is, stated:lbat= Negfeles . Mberal. a f rw„P4,
which - raised „the. - aims of ii.stanioraiofaxico,
now TAZ:414111,1, Coth11•,
aa - OnJuioilttlithe:colored. troops ad Po#.
''month Viigiuis, Why;: ate 'being sentTekas s
mutinied. s second' tin* Silt - were Wed- before
• . _
ifirTho tebel governofAllen of Loniaiitut hae
lamed-an eddrest.' eotmeehi-thevebple to
atlbmit to the United States, and withdraws from
let-11'44'Mo Secretary, to
Lineolih ind'aow Conial to Pulp, wm Mar-.
tied - to,-,3haa 'Pate/6.0t: Pittsfield, Pike Cotmty;
111., a few days, ago. ' •
• agi-A co rrespondent of the Brooklyn . Caion of
fere to give 3100.000 toivarde - baying up-e cr ranch
of the national debt as shall be ettflictent: to ob
literate. the - •
• Up to Saturday...-150.000-soldiers . kepi left
i
Washr igtint for home : Gen. Sherman's ex* is
all gone West.• • '30;000 of the army of the Polo-,
mac. are still in Washinktnn. - • •
iiirOn Jane 9th,' steamer on die Red Biter,
near Shreeceport, etinek enag,•angl eunk
three minutes, •
_l2OO rebel prisoners , Were an
board:. and 200 *ere drowned. . • • -
•
• The thrring of visitors In' the tomb of .
President Lincoln,: near Springfield, is so'great,
that a line of omnibuses has been - started from
the city loaccOmmodate thein.• • - ' •
Aar President Johnson hut decided- to abolish
all trade restrictions west of the - Mississippi, as
well as everyirliere else. • The cotton trade will
soon be declared - open to the - werld.
isarThere is a house in Novrisuiwn Pa.; a hand
. some and convenient house, which stands empty,
amid the great 'scarcity' of dwellings, because it
.has the Teptitation -- of being hannted.l. •
W.The P6pe of Rome was seventy-three 'years - 1
old on the.l3th of May,' and-on - the 16th- of this
month Will reach the nineteenth year Of his pon:
Ont of the long list of two htindred and
fifty nine Popes, only. eight have worn the tiara
or a longer period than Pins the IX. „ ,
THE COAL TRADE.
Pintsvi2e. brie 24. 1865.
'The quantity eent Railroad this week ie '39-
361, 09-by Canal. 16,813 10;' for,the Week. 50,17.9 19
tons,. against 106,183 00 for the
.corresponding
week last year: Loss for the week, 36,003:t0ne.
The - trade shows a little increase compared With
last Week: : : `,The demand is very limited, and pri
ees htqn-recededat New York by. the boatload. -
After paying.coniinission the present prices will not
net the operator over t 2 50 :a ton,. which is less
than post ot production at 'many of tholcolll-.
riea even at the reducedwages.
At these rates many of the - Collieries will find
it to their, interest to stand idle r and they will do
so in preferenet to working at a lons.
: Of the loss of 800;467 tone sustained .this.year,
470,652 tons isifrom Solittylkill Cciunty, and of the
lona of 80,246 tons
. for the - week, 56,003 are from .
Schuylkill County.i - , • ' • .
These IosISCS are much•greater than our pro
portiOn, . nothwithstauding,' the knoWn.antivity of
our operators in foreini Coal into the market.
These facts show conclusively that we: cannot
comPtte with. 'Other iegiona : at present prices.
Coal loss been 'reduced in pries ht.. a ' much
greater proportion. than tranaportation_. has been;
and unless our Trans Porting. Companies: reduce
their•rates still further, as those in other regiona
sacs done, 'many of. the' collieries that have
started will have to suspend again,. and - :our loss
contintie - tO be very heavy... If the reduction
could only he made to carry tly over the dull
months 'of July_and August, it would:greatly ad
vande the. interests of the trad - o, • after the let
of. Septehiberr the trade will take care Of
The trade sums up this week as follows COM:.
. pared with last year :
•
• P O .
, I WEEK. i TOTAL. Dt4. - -I
•
P& R. It 1,480.004, 10.361, 1.164.165 1 J313.489
ti . chnyl Cati. 3.mtra", 357.481 10.810; 200.271;d117,2141
1. VILER. R.,: 85.270L111.1011 18.4531 616.611', r 194.456
Lehigh . Ca n. 2'2,46h; 214,N3S 20,623: • 1'4 . 0,41' , 1 X.-14,066
Scrant 6114.! '21.006i 439.1181 22.0241 -319;055i d5O 060
• . •• 3.97.1. 189,034 •.5.309; • 1.00,3341•437.110
Perius:.C. cr t. • s. 1 . .
By . 5,436! 105.6761 11.9101 221,265! 113.192
By Caned..., 20,047 &
n 124,4921 236 15,46 S 000.014
od.' 31,632 241.392 31.6391 231:162, d 10.230
Stomokiir..l - 10:419...134.2601 , 12.001! -1:11',7 9, 8' 3.11 i
Trevorlou..l • 4 2s,nti 10,3N5. ,419 1145
Sh. Mt. ' .2,576 1 30.4.821 • 1 .. 16; d 30.417
Lykenri.Val.l - . 2,455 t 28.811 i. • a9,4vits
'Bioad . Top: ' ' 9:522 1 1,341 . 113.154. d 61,934
• 217.974.4.209,159 . 197,729 1 . 3,402,120
[:- • 11.97,T293.,402,7201,
WILEA ,TO7AI
50,V.46 t .806,4671
• .. •
Ti e.rectu:tiqn in wages in this region of 25 and•
33 per cent. ainounikto about $3,25 per week on
laborers, £4 te.so6oon . nainers, and iron! 73 to 80
coiits per wagon. • It is betided that a further
reduction in wages will be requiFedou the-Is£ of .
July, to keep the collieries itv.oPeration..
. . . . .
!." Otirt:lirwlloex.--As some IrriPatienee - is Mani-,
fested concerning ourlortheoming work on miners.
and.niining, andtheCoal,' Iron:and Oil resources
of our country,., re mai , state 'that the • work is
:progressing, • ail:rapidly . sa -is .consistent' with
ieentacs,aud.the:lnimense amount'of lahor 're
.quired in its-compilation and preparation: New s : I
ly 200 migravingsare now ready'for the -printer ; !
I over 130 of these are original, and. wUre. - draWn
and engraved expressly - -.for .the look. - 13eside.
-which, we hive prepared an - elegant and costly
map, -to
. aceoinpany . the mirk; and-have spared no
expense or trouble-in illuStrating the text, - or eel
leeting data to elaboratetheaame. -• .. • '.
.:
'• • Over 600 pagei3• - of :Manuscript •• are now reedy,
I. and we only limit - the return .of . data 'which I
are now collecting . in .the . NVe.sf.' . .e • oncertiing its
Coal fields, Iron hede,7aud, Oil territory ; to put
i the work in press: If we have consumed more
time in getting uPthewOrk than wit - anticipated,
. I we may state that We"have fotindmore diffmithy
lin collecting-'data, Particularly at .home; than'
We.had reason
,to expect. ; Wehave not only en-.
countered the. labor of . compiling . and- Writing a
work of anch-magnitude, buthaie had:tocollect,
- personally, a large; amount of the data which it
I contains; The work is ' aimeSt entirely _original;
.I and Up to-the present year. :We hops.to put the
I
work to pVess.the ensuing month, and our - friemis
.. may rest assured that': the:delay is siinply•nec , S :
•sary to the faithful execution of- the - important
work we have undertaken: ' • : •
.. •• • •.• -•-•
THE COAL MARKETS
PEIOES OF OCTAL BY. THE CARGO.
[O6RIITTEp WT.7:10 FOR *Mr:XINGU . JOLILNAL.3
AT . PHILADELPHIA. `
• • .. • Just 22, 1665.
SehnYlkill Red Ash Prepared,......s 6 50@ 6 75
Chestnut, 5 254 •
" White Ash, Lump, Steam 6 004
. • St. Boat and Broken, 6 00fa 6,25
4 ' • Egg and Stove, . 6•00 e •
" Chestnut,:...'. . 254
Locust Slt. Lump; St. !oat 6 000 6 25
" " Broken . ..... 6 00g. 625
" a Prepared....... '.6 (6179_,6 25
" Chestnut, .... . . 5 ?Ski'.
Lorberry Coal, 6 75_4
Belmont Red Ash,. . ........ 6 7566 .
Demi ,gc..Broken,.. 7 25
" Prepared ' - 7 •
".::.::..:..::.:....6 25 .6 . 00
Broad Top, ' 7 750
AT 'NEW VORK:
3i;Nr. 21, 1865.
•
Schuylkill 11(1%13h by Boat Load..s 7 on 8 00
- Chestnut, " " ...
.@ 6.00
" • ' White Ash Lump & Steam- :
• Boat ' 0001 750 .
, Broken Eg ..... 00n 750
". • 5t0ve,........ 7 00Ri 7,50
- Chestnut. - :..5 75411 650
Lehigh White Ash Lump .k S. 'Beat. 7 25a 7 75
• Prepared, .. :.. .. 7 100 725
" .. ' ... ~... 6;25@ 650
•
• Set anton teal at Ellastbetbpakt.
Lnmp And St. Boat by. Carg0.....:. ••.
Grate; - • • . . .
Prepared. • .
Chestnut,
See Auction Sales. : " •
,
. ',2 • Lehigb Coal at Elizabetlipert. '•
Lump and St. BQat. by
. cargo ' 7 2563 ir G8 Broken and Egg: " " (a 7.25
Prepared . '! ' ' (14 25
ebeqtritit " ... (i 4 6 75
•• • ;.AT: BALTIMORE: • • -
Tnyrn 22, 1865..
Muslin Piti l ton Ash-vs-helm& lett, '7 MR) 175
retail : .. 9 00@`9 50
Lyiens 'Valley sr. Shinn) Red Ash-
wholesale ..... . ...... •., 8 25(ii 8 50
u r: ' • retail- 9 50e,10 50
CUMBERLAND- COAL 7 -linn'of mine f, 0.. b.
COAL FREIGHTS.
. ip. • •
wreigh t es front s , Richmond' tPlhiiiadvn;)
PoT • tland • 1.60 I Portsmouth - ::1. 70
Newbnryport • ' 175 .113oston 1 . 50
Newitedford. ...... 140 I Newport... 140
New Londen...: .... ; 1 . 401 Norwich , - ' • ... -140
New .... ".. I'4o. Bridgeport::......:.'.l 40
New York .. 1 50 I Modell:4oX ... '3O
Rhode Island 1.40 I.Alexandria - 2'75
Washington D.. C..... 2 T 5 illartford 2 00
Tivinton.; ~ . ... 1 . 50 I Newark- • • ' 175
'Albany . 00 I.Troy .2 00
Ri c h mon d V. . 2 00 Norfolk Vs po
76'mach and- 14 boats arrived for the week...
reels fivuoi lainbetbport. •
New,york $ -6(I Portland • • 1 50,
Pall River. . . .. 2 0 1New!nityport '1 SO
. sewp o rt.l. °Orem , London 10
.Boston . ..... 150 Pawtucket • - .1 25
Nor,ylck -• • • 15,Tannton._ • •1 25
i Diew,llaven • 1.00
... ;. ... OW Portam_ ... ... lan
Ilkkiletownsol N evy Bedflotd.. .. 25
litißnun 't ....i 00
• . bUa: ...... 1 14
Salem ' ' 1-60 1 Albanya.. - . . -1 M .
•
• • Fireights from Salsinioiri.;
.... . .... . 00,4
New York: -• • • •‘. .1 15thr4
'l36Stqll ' e 1.604
. .
- Pre from Gimoraeasowa
. fair trsedeilo.
To . , 7 ...41,0001 10 .
-New York. , 166 : t.. 45
=MME
: • • • ?• • • • •:" .• .
.•
Ipiegweiv coma ihewie fere 014114; •- • &right evaillen,Gadu iter,‘lskitteli and emit
Atacrankttiniiperted dining the last : • Shims idTICHT & THOMP'SOisie. •
Creek..:G:::.:914:14 34.645:01 : -V
swat-ari bOT 13;063,115
Csite'lliltrind. - :.:'•'''/Ata / 6 "' ' " . 4 t;UP
•
4 . 33,w; . } - ce •
, _ _ _ . , •aa ,•
SlehuraylkillC•ausir liaillreswia for-1863. 1' sereing Kettles at. SITCHTRICM THOMPSON'S
The following is-the grunt:let. of Coal usospoete& mo w s anctrron T iomps oN .s .
over the different Railroad" In sennYlkill Cucculfals kyr ,116
week eliding 012,Thaiaday'ftsring Ist : • • . • • •
n un " 74 "" rst. 'WA - Tackf
'Amon o.ll"veii R . R., 94 , 496 07 . :451.9al r•
Mt.tatbon..... • 12269.02 i",saa Ulla a l. w.rou
;913/, eek
_: Little ' tie7tn 9,991 Q 9 139599 Oi
Simla east.. flue
Mattarlay Broad • -401 ( '," 421 : 78 !•/. 1 . VIA; fir liaise, Thiff - Park' for 'analog hay. 'with
..... - pulleys coraideteL7 , Two _differentpsatern" with latest
- Sthatikill &fig!. lkaproviarien t • • STJCHTER THOMPSON'S:.
_ .
Coal Trade WAIL
Qiuudit7 of Coal quit by
week ending on Thanes" e
•
Port Carbon.:::..
Pottsville
Schuylkill Haven
Auburn- '
Pukt `
Tievionsly this. year
To tame time last yea;
Increaze so tar
pecreve
•
Ybr week ending on Set
. . • • ' . ' - Relt„goAp.. • (ANAL
• otilnkrolo,
. . . .. .
. - - •
A...Pardee•&; Co . . 1.742 - 51.739! , 292 ' ' ,3,53
- Packer A. Co ' • .
3.142' . 46.55zi 1 . •
'Mt:- Pleasant - riis' ,- • 11.135 - ' aTs - -.izs
Jeado -.- ..... .... . , :.: - 1,2 Tot . • 48.477,. 2.562 • 7,565
liarleigh-. •• ...: 1706' 24.6501 , 644 . - 3,544
1
Fulton Coal. . - 2631. 12,124" 1.363 ' • . 4 - 6 ° l.
5t0ut....:.: . ... ', ..'.. . s'iC 13.901 i 1,063, • ' s,`-'OB
Sharpe, Weis* ic...C0.. '1,3131
.' '45.352:, :1,4031 . " 6,854
Bork Mountifn . .-.-: . . ' 1,204: . 22..3 4 3 1.2961 ' '13.214
.Smith.ii Sprir*. , Mt..: , 7401:. 21,523 - .. . - 1.001..
Honey Brook Coal Co 1,3.314 ..46.317 .-.. 464 '.2,011 t.
Gerinan Pii. Coal-Co. ' 470) 18.437 .. "671 - • : 1,714:
Spring MLCoal C0.....1 .34.777 ' . . 365
W. T. Carter & Co.. • ' 18,243 - • . 3;133
Beaver hleadoi• an; ~ • .2 .
.. .
'Lehigh ZiticCo' • • -. ~. 6,035 ' .. • • .. '
. John Connery •:".153 ..• .1,710 .
L. . •
& m •• ..coar - • : -121 :•• - , 3,5 , . , .9 193 .. -.. 293
Baltimore CST C 0 .... . VJ6... 12.661 . 213 - . 213
Franklin:.:. - • 5.11 • 10,492 . 371 • 670
Consoldate(loal - Co • ' . 19.209 ' ... ' ••
Audenried.."... . -... . ''. . .. -9.191 .10.'007 -; ' ' • ' - '
Lehigh & Susq: C 0... 6621 .. 11.:61.
1
' Landniessra..,......, ' 1231 ' 5.612 374 '731
Wilkeebarre..,..., - ..: ." 941 • 4,545 .2 060 7.364
.• 7,364
I.e
..li. COnl &''N'av'. : Co ' : ' 1(14 15,2371 112.649
.Other. Shippers;„ ... - . • .7 . ; .-203 ..... -, • - • k 4.
\
Warren licka.„ . . , ... . .. -- -. 23 .• .
.' .l. • .'
• ~
... ¶ . 120,4
1.9.4:53 1 . - 616TZ 7 29,61T3i,
.180,472
• • 1 29,623172 . , - • . •
!
Total by.rl. & C• 1 1 42.076. 'T97.117 - '. '' • ' , .
'Same time last year.. 57,730 i 925,659 •
. . .
9,654 1 ,. 1 23 ; 5 22 2. • '
' -
Derroise
Increase:
United States, Railroad Okla! 'and• Local
Stocks. :.
Reading Railroad Stock... - .
• " . Bonds, 1:360-SO.....
1810.. ... ..
Schnyl Navigation Stock, of- . ...
. corn
.Bonds
Mine Hill Railrind.
Little Schuylkill Railroad - • '
Lehigh Calley Railroad'
ds . ~ .
Lehigh Canal..:,' • .
Bonds •
Caltawissa Railroad • ' .
•,` . , 't preferred:
Miners Bank Stock • . •• •
`Farmers' Bank Stock: • •
Government -Bunk StoC'k •
Potts•t • i:le Water Company Stork.
• LT: S.. Bonds, ISSI • • •
C. S. 5--'2O Bonds (coupons on,)._
S 10-40 • -
Certificates of Indebtedness •
Gold tpreminin Philuda
Butler Coal Co -.• • •
Fulton Coid • . •• •
Green Mountaln C 05).............
Locust • • ••.: • •
New'York and•Middle - Cal
Biu• Plouiitnin •
•Swatent. Falls Coal
Diamond Coal Co , • •
Blink liesth • e 5.... ... •..
NEWADVERT 7 MEM
•DRESIERVE . JA - 119.4.—Lrmanhs celebra
ted 'Fruit Jam, and a number of :improved style& at
June st,:'43. - 25-) STICATER TITOMP.ioN'S.
PI3IIIEME UNE
. KIRTIPLEA.—Porpelniu
. and Bniss Preserve Kettles.. large ; variety, at . •
• - June 24, '65 215 ] STICHTER-k. THOMPS4IN'S..
M76 7 Ell i i t err t S°ue T lo
eemstpercC:i -eutinit,mnrtet
does it .most-Vhorongtily ; no bruh.ding of fruit: every
family should have one •At ,
June STICIITER &THOMSON'S.
HOII.BE NIA Y .FORKM, for unloading
.1. 1 hay. - Three varieties all- amid: Call .and 'see
them at' • STICHTER THOMPSON.S.• •
IE EP COO L.-i-Water Coolers from to
V• 6 lined with enlvanized iron rwill impartno tvie to'water. GOod :article •, at •:
June 24, 4115. : ,STITIHTER& 1110MPSON.S.
GRAND JUVENILE CONCERTS
AT THE TOW I BILL,
On Tuesday 'lnd . Friday_Eveningth
. .
Mr.. ISerrimerer. ivelvted by .151) amateurs. alvo the
-Mozart Glee Club....wilt giye two 'Musical Entertain
ments.' .Tickets at the (loos.--Atimispion . Ct6.—Ctilld
;•en kW price. Tosonitnence at o'clock..
ETTERII , Itemniniug
.1-.4 the Post Wire, - at Pottsville. State of .Penusylta. •
nia,..tin the %:1, day of June, 154,5,
.To obtain anybf these letter , . theop'pliennt must call
for "advertised Letters,".Five the date of . this list, and
par' one cent tbr, advert lying..
•if not called fur within one month, they.rill be- sent .
to. the Dead Letter,Oftlee. . • • .- • •
. .
Beyerle Anthony Janes Elivibeth Mohan Jelin
Burke Joint . Ketner M M Moe Uttar
Burke Thos•B Kline lira it • Mertz Leonard
-BOle as sh Dummy wm - MalittE.H ,
Boyle Misa'Mary Lee Robert F McNally•Patk ah
Biehop lira ' Lyons•johii MunAugh Marg
Beck lira liannahLetnair Edward 2 Nett' Mrs .
Bale Mrs 'Anna M built Franciska Preerottlames •,
Cammack J Lewiillir • Pritchard Ann
Condren Oath • Mahoney Mike' Sailor The a' '.-
D•tran Mrs • • Muldeon Thos Sntith John F •
Fink 'John 2 • licAndre'w Frank Sharp Joseph L
H L F'. • lark 3 Adolph '' Tracy.Lovintla -
Fault Eliza .2 Mathuea Alex C 'Whalen Ptak •
Gihonn Richard ' Iluah J Williamm . Chai II
liumtun .Thoniiu3 2Macton John - • Wlllite• Cattiartie
.11mie John NI •
'Jane 24.'65,
LOOKING- GLASSES,
Oil Paintings. Engravings. Pic
tures. and Portrait •-Frames.,
PhOtograph Frames.
dovr Cornices. Pier. Ta-
bles, Marble Slabs &
Brackets. • - '
•
• JAMES Si EAR'LE & SONS,
816 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. Rannfiettur
ers, Importers and Dealers in Look- -
lug Glasses.
• A large 'and elegant assortment' of MIRRORS bf•ev
ery chh.aeter always in - stock. Particular
"attention
. giveli.to the manufacture of. PiCiurer Frames. in
which branch "c Mtintuil change)) 'and novelties are be
-lug introduced. • Estimates for Looking Glmiea
furnished cm - application', by.mail or perionally: • • •
Rogers , ...Z ro pa,' and-War and _Humorous sub-'
jeCtP.. (Full particulars in Circulars) , • .
Every. at ticle of Messrs. - EARLE (fr., SONS. inAnnfac
tare. atti 1)0 packed to' forward to any part of the emir.
try in perfect safety. 'Gallery:of Pa 'in iisigot open
at all' times. free: to visitors: . (June 9.4:'65—v5-Gm o •
IiPIIANSI. 16MR-1'
• Formant Wan order of the• Orphans' Court of the
County of Schuylkill. In the • Commonwealth of Penn
sylvannts. the Futiscriberb; Adminietratora- of the. es
tate of .11EN.JANtIS.$ SCHOCK,- late of the BorOuizh
of Middleport. in the
.f..kinnty .ol Schuylkill... deceased.
will.exoose to•salehy pnhlin.vendue on tinturday, ,
the 1516.thiy of July next, nt 2- o'clock-in
the 'Afteje•tioan, •at • the pubilv.- hotnie of HENRY
HitEIS.. - in the, said BOHOLiOII O:MIDDLEPORT,
in. he County. of F
Schuylkill aforesatd,.-td.l.that. certain
half Int of ground•situate in' the Borouth of Middle --
pert; aforesaid; being the . northern : half of lot
.No. 42: bounded in 'trout by ---..street. north
wardly bylot of 1t P.. Diller ,. eastwardly
street. - and eonthwartilY* by. lot of Jacobiille
-libel, containing in front 25 feet; and in depth-120 feet:
more or lei& with "the .apptcrtenances.. consiiting of. a
one.story fradie shop i.late the estato of said. deceased.
Terms'and conditional. made known at the - time and
. plate of sale by, • • • • • JACOB' SCHOCK,
By Order - of
. the OridiatiV.COnit k :••• Adm'tra
. .
RPtuirki s' COURT *to Acz..
Pursuant to an 'order of the Orphans. Cenit of the
Cotinty of-Schuylkill, in the Commonwealth 'of Penn
sylvania the suhscriber, Admlnlmtnstor of die estate of
DANIEL:DEVINE • late'of the Borough Of Palo Alto,
in the County, of. Schuylkill, deceased, will, expose, to
sale by puWic 'mane On ght.tnedny; the '124 day
•ofJult next. at 10 -otrelock in theFeen.
noon. at the premises,. In the :Borough . and Comity
aforesaid, all :that certain two stor3r, FRAME
TAVERN HOUSE and lot of ground, situate intl .
the Borough of Palo Alto aforesaid. bounded
northwardly by Bacon street, sonthwardly by lot No. 7, 1
westwardly by lot Ng. 32, and eastwardlY by lot No,
34. containing In width 40 feet. • and in length or depth
I.oo.leet. being lot No. 33in Block X in the plan of said
. . .
• Mao, all that.tertaiti lot.or piece . of ground. situate
In the Town of Palo tufo aforesaid,- bounded - south. -
wardly by Save street. westwardly by lot No B, 'enet
warily by 10t.N0..6 "and nerthwardly by lot No. 113
aforesaid. - bahw lot No. T in Block X. in. the said plan
of Palo Alto; containing in width 40 feet, and in length
100 feet ; late the - estate of said deceased. Terms and
conditions Made known at the time and Place of Sale
by 'JOHN MEDLAR, Administrator.
Hy order of the Orphans' Court ;
A Donair an, Clerk,
June 44. 'O5.
diEL IU, ISt
SUPER-fsl4PHAT i 'llf:'.l.l.ME-;
BAUGH & SONS,
ANIFADITIMIA AND plioratnolts,
Store No. 20 South Debtrare Avenue, Philp
. . . . .
.- After tbis tate. June 13th: thislirice of BA "paps .
HAW. BONS PHOSPHATE will be :reduced to S6U per ,
200,01b&-(3 - eente per pound ) packed , ln goo& bap and:
barrels. and delivered flee ot- purterike to any wharf or
depot 'yt .this city: . ' : • ...• ;4,
. .
Send in the Ordeei arty : . _.: •
. .
,
Already the mdleatione point to.a. heavy trade in
oar article for the fall moon. and 'although we have
lintnerwo facilities tor meeting - a. /me. demand with a
ProIRIX supply . wouldutronglyadrteepArniera and
iweire to give ruc.their ordens.lll4 early seposalble:
Bit* BOMB Pheepaliaise • ,
itaknow_becu before the Agricultural Community for
many years under ONE NA.ME and .ONIC PROrkti.E.
TOTtslllP,and needs .no further' commendation than
that &worded to it everywhere,. in the-continued and
succeestul use by practical and discriminating }fanners.
only Mamthictured by BAIpGiH i s 601 , 11 v,
No. 20 South unaware
ggrw'e recommend: Farman la Voycluise..9l,
iseareatAgricadtand Dealer. .
- c.-11KOMItrinC0.11,
Ana 2‘,"0 ttrszor Alassair:SchttyDdli Co.; re.
_
/ 863. 'Scrtheas!, - .Alertimi.,l,4ast .reettima. st fresha
' • fqr the aorta:lea - it orSteet Back, Silver Stiel slid German
'l.• • . I.thaasScithttii Suite acid Sto .es. at
• Jane 10. is. • .STICEITICRI.IIIO2IPso.N'S.
iteisad I.
iiroad and
latr..stoAD.
.
1 . 006 00 CIVIC AND 'DRY 11010111f1G.Ires
69000 Nu co or 'till cian4tiel,.wholft.ale and - Mail at 110-.
6,66110 attelplila iirices by - GUSTAV wot,rixs.l •
Centre St.; Potter:llle, 'tiest door - to the :Ernion'llibtal..
Pi A... Jape 10..65, . . • 25-
11.446 el
.694 00,
14,694 001
491, 06'
14,145
39.361 09'
I,l2Lbts6
10,$18 10. /rho.. Wooder of the :Day Lanai Nose
ikA 466 16 X Preved Lamps, adapted" to.private tamtliea
• • hotels, and mannfaetories.'.. Lsnip burns withoat oil,
ounoke, grease, 'or •trottble; Cheaper than
daylight. Who is the next • customer! Can be seen
and purchased only at. • STICHTER & THOMPSON'S.
20 1 ', 4 15 u 6 ..
'351,484 IP
'1.4'30;6.6 14.
157,214 114
865.--
313,43i,10
ade for
urday lit
=OM
50 1 .46 X
long„
100, 93 ,
501 21'3V
501 20.
1001, IS • '
501 56
501
501 58
I(Nii
34 , 4
100,
501 11,1;
59 2434
50
50 50
50 50
25 25
50, 19.
100110 , Jks
100 103
1001 96
1001 09M
100 141
501
501 3.,V
SU I
5 1 1 4
Juni '27th and 30th.
The return to specie payments, in the event of .which
only will the Option to pay interest. in 'gold be availed
of,:Wonid ro rednce and equalize . prices that pnrehascs
made with 84' per : cent. in gold , *woulithe fully eoaal to
- .those made with seven and Altree tenths. per cent. in
M. ..SIT,LYMAIi.I ) , M. I currenci. This is
.• . • • •
Reduction In Price
~
. ~.. ... .. _ :. .34iY2F; .~rytid?s.~~~ ~:~~.~4%+'~.i !:~`tii3_Y~a'rr ~~i:•,,. cf-yy~i-::YC?tlhc^ '
.. ....c :. 'sL-:i~m~r
;';..
army Bay Foitie with ad Pulleys cow
pie*eta. , - sTicaTragntompsOlts-1
I:I4PES.--:-Fancy Freneb Clay Pipes warranted to
color. Fancy elay Segar-Ttibea • •
•
?Illish. • • - :• . • ,
Dutch
- tan 'Clay Pi
In great variety,' for- Sale Ge
at m
Philadelphia Im pes porter's
wholesale prim , by- • • GUSTAV WOLTJSN, •• •
Wholesale and Tletall Tobacconist, Centre St., next
dour to the Union Betel, Portiville. Juno 10...65-23.
WINDOW SHADE, FACTORY,
.Itetiditufg,...l 6 a.
• Mae Uzi Shades of ill:colors and all styles, tilt bands,
either on-hand or made to order;:•; Address . •
• GEORGE K.'0.111T11.-
. ' '630 Court Aller, Rending*:
May 6, - . • • ' • • . • IS-fm• .
llelmbold 9 a - Extract Bucbu gkes healtti and vizor
to the frame and bloom to tbe cheek. 'Debility
le accompanied by many alarming symptoms, aridif no
treatment is submitted to; consumption; insanity or
epileptic. llla castle.; ire S. 65. 11-6m' . . ••
4 , 7 , A:. LECTURE
uut - TO YOUNG MEN.
Juig Published in a Sealed Envelope:. Price Six Cerin
A Lectuie on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure of Spermatorrhcea or Seminal'Weaknetse,
Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impedi
ments.to Marriage generally. Nervousness; Conenmp
ton, - Epilepsy. and Aft.: Mental and Physical Ineom
pacity. resulting from - Self-Abuse, SC. BY ROBT. J.
DCLVERWEI.L.,-M., D., Author-of the "Green • Book.,"
The world renowned , author, In this admirable Lec
ture clearly proves from hie own experience that the
awful coiniequencee of Self-Abuse 11.14 y be effectually
removed without medicine. and without dangerous
surgical - operations. hoagies, instruments rings. or
cordials, pointing. outs mode of cure at once certain
and effectual. by which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure :himself cheaply, pri
vately and radically. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE
A BOON. TO THOSANDR - AND THOUSANDS.
. Sent under nee}, to any address. in a plain.' settle('
envelope, on the receipt :of six tent.% Or two postage
stamps. by addresainz ' J: C. KLINV &CO
1.17. Bowery, New York, Poet Office box 4,586:
June 10...6.5. (Jan. 24, .133.-4-Iy3 . 23-
o. S, 7-30 LOll
THIRD SERIES,
$230,000,000.
9534
ki
9.1 X
13 , 1
:54
By authririty of the . 'Secietary:Of theTrelieury,thc. un
deriiigned, the General Subscription .U;ent for the Pale .
of Untted.Statee Securities, offers to -.the public the
'third series of Treasury Notes, *ring seven and three
tenths per cent. interest per antiaixt. known as the
110
1083{
06X
993
142
'7.-30 .LOAN
These notes are lisped order date of July 1865,
and are payable threeyears from that date in - norrency; .
or ire conVertlbleat the option ofthe holder Into
U. S. 6-20 Six per cent.
01.;D : -BEARING . BONDS.
These Bondi, are now worth' a handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all the .Gdy'erninint Bonds,
from State, County,-and Munielpal taxation, which adds
from one to three per cent. Per annum to their yalue.
according fo the rate levied on'other property.. The In
•te.rest is Payable semi-annually by coupons attached to
each note, which may he cit atid sold to any hank
or bankei.. •
' The interest et 7.30 percent. amounts to •
• One cent. per day' On a 850 Janie.
. • .
• .Ttea cent ' • " -.
8190
Notes of all the denorninntiOns named will be prnmpt- -
,
1p furnivhed aocn•receipt subscriptions. •
• ..
The - 1' , . - Totes.efthiis Third Serlee - ire Precisely , similar in
form and privileges t.ci : the Seien-Tiairiies already sold.
except that the Gl:n;ernment reserves - to ttelf, the op
. .
tion of paying interest in gold coin at C:per cent,. in
stead of 7 3.loths in,currencY. '.:StOscritiere - c will deduct
the interest in currency up to • July 15th, at the time
when they epbscribe: • • ' -
' ..The delivery of the notes of this third aeries of the
Severrr thirties will commence on the.lit of. June, and
wili.be made promptly and centintionsly.after thatdate.
The slight ehmige. reside. in-tlie . 'conditions' of this
THIRD SERIES arrepti - opli. the matter of. Interest:—
. The payment "in geld, if made,• will be equivalent to the
.currency interest of the higher !ate.. ' .
THE ONLY LOAN 1* MARKET
now offered by the Geiverronent, and . 114 f superior ad
vantages make it the
GREAT. POPULAR LOU . OF THE. PEOPLE.
. • Less than $240,006,000 of the Loaoliethorized by the
last Congreas are now on the market: This =omit, at
thereto at which, it Is being absorbed, wilt all be sub
scribed for within sixty days, when the notes . Will nn•
doubtedly command a premium, as has uniformly been
the case on'thising the enbacriptinns to „other Loam •
' In or6r that citizens of every town and eection of
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
lcen, the .N ; ational sUnks, State peaks,- and Private
Bankers throughoritthe country have generally agreed
to receive enbscriptiontatlnar. : "Subscribe,rs will select
their own agents, inwhonithey have confidence, and
who only aretobe responstele forth° 'delivery of the
notes for which theYrecelvS
.
J r . ^ •
AY...COOKE. •
Axityr; Philadelphia
Sruncratyrtlits yria
. .
Mint.tt! National Baltic or Pottsville.
Firost National Bank at ' Iliaerrrille.
Rilinit National, Mimic 'at 4tlitanit.
First National Honker ligninator City.
Viint National Bank of Tremont. - .
May la, 1.5.; • "- . •19. •
T 11 1 7: 1 11;.011.45 NOVl:tier" and Tollet.§oatvilrics,•!
. ..
. .
• The Science of Medicine shouldatand'pimple,.trare,
majestic .- having fact for Its baaie, induCtionlor to, pil
lar, troth . alone for its capital... Se etand - Thriacran.n.a
GIIINUINIC PitErisArreTe, eatabliatied ovez:10-yearartgo,
April B, 96 : 16 6m
Another hopelesta , case ii.Cciiisluription
.. ..... . . „ . ..
. , „.,
.• 01 . 11, SWITNO
POIJND sOttIik.6I•IWILDCHERBS.
. • by'thWvattrable'medV:... • *.
rte. , In•PislOpasq.•COAt,j, •
SUMPTION. Vaught'. Colds.
ma, Bronchitis, Influenza, Whooliing
• • Cough; Croup- Spitting of Blood, Liver Corn-
plaint, Pain in the Side and Breast, •Tinkling.or Raising
in the Throat, and 'all Dines:lee of the LUngs
and tireut, have. excited the astonleh,
matt of all 'who have With
ed its marvelone effect.
- For. thirty years
it . has been '
antandard
remedy
il .. . --
-r iii4 B . "Can be cured."
"Conetni&PceneempHon" ,
..BWlti. ~.• . "Can be cued.
• . “Conpumption*
COMPOUND
`I ..
n be eured.”
:,ceeeemptien i benred. , . conpunpttot :: il3lo,.ca i curei.
"ConnnPtion ,eabct.ed...
Can bewared.
"CA:mBinn l itlun " WILD CHERRY ";Can be cured: ,
"ConsumpHonn. ' ,„ eim b e cure d . "
"Coneumption"' -. Is THE : . .c en be cored
"Cunenraption" - . •
. • •
`o.:Coniumption" ' • ;Can be cured..
"
"Consumption" A BM . . E `. -"Can be aired." •
Thirty Years' .Experience. and the great , amount of
testimony from all parts of the world, has. proven it a
standard and reliable remedy.
AmtreirrowN, Lanca.ter Co., Pa., May I. lira:
Di. SWAIN?. SOK:. ORNTLESIVIAbotit two years
ado; my wife Was suffering with Ooneumption, and du
ring her sickness bad the best medical attendance in
this.and adjoining counties. Her case was primouaced
hopeless by, all of them. I:was induced, throueh toe
rec. mmendatiori of your agent, 'Dr. Isaac H.:Miller. of
West Brecknock; Berke County, Pa., and who can veri
fy thesefacta„ to try Dr. awaynes. CoMponnd Brritp of
Wild Cherry. - After. using it fol. some time. ehe was
entirely eared, and la now'as well as ever in her life,
and fully able to perform-her nand labor. lam so ful
ly satisfied that it le to: your preparation that I am in
debted- for her restoration to health, that 'I grant you
full liberty to give her case publicity, in the hope that
otheri now suffering may derlve benefit item herexpe
deuce. . Yours, respectfully, :
. . • . . HENRY G. MORN.
This old eitiblisbed remedy. prepaied: nalby Dr ,
WAYNE SON, nSe Nortkaixtb &net. SI
per bottle; •
`nrSold by HENRY SAYLOR,DruggiNt J. G.
BROWNS 80; 4 1, 4 111 e: antladenitill in Bedlam,:
DIGN NT
ATs Z PLAB PL ::
A: V TB:
V 30.800 LATE CABBAGE PLASM
3,000 TOMATO PLANT&- . •
400 EGG PLANTS.,
10,0410 CELMtPLANTB.., ; .
Fer4ale at . e • OOD laUlt1=1". utteltaals
. and . -
• L. F. -- WHJTNEY,
BANKER;
CENTRE. STREET, POTTSVILLE
• Dealer in
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
'GOLD AND SILVER,
Foreign Exchange,
;Emitted Suites Bonds,' •
Quartermaster's Vouchers
. _ • And Unctirrept Monei.
MONEY RECEPIED ON DEPOSIT.—:
INTEREST allewed as per special agreement.
STOCKS and - BONDS Ithught and sold at
the New York and Philadelphia Boards of
Brokers at the usual Cornlnission.
A. Bendy and conclusive test of 'the propertimi of
IfetnaoLres Ftztollpragir BCCRC will be a comparison
With those eet forth in the Vaned States Dispensatory..
14-6 m •
- CHEAP PALIAAGE..
7cl 1.1
TO AND rtos. .
G - BRITAIN . Alin. rs, . •
• • . TAPSCOTT BROTHERS A. CO.'S: • •
Emig.ratiou and Foreign' EzrAnuage Office. .86 South
York. "
Drafts on England. Ireland. Scotland and Wales.:
Tanscows favorite line of Liverpool Packets Saila
every three days.
line of Lond - on Packets sails every ten days.
. Also by Steamship sailing weekly.
1317Partles wishing to send for their friends,- or re
mit money to theOtn COCNTILT. can do so at the low
est rates by applying to • ST.R.ANGE,N; PALMER. •
CSRTIFI"CATES of Stock, Cheats,
. Draft'', Notre, etc.=The subscriber is pre
pared at his Printing Mee, to furnish an kinds of Cer
tificates of Stock, Coal: Banks, and other Corporations.
Also all kinds of Checks. Notes •and Drafts engraved
and.printed plain on Stone and in colors. ' Also:small
Maps, &c.:, Lithographed at short mitten. •
• - • •
BENJAMIN BANNAN,
. • Book/W/o . v Pigliter.' Stationer and Binder.
l;pwa~ii~ or THIRTY THOUSAND certificates'and re
commendatory letters have heed._ received, attesting the
merits of Hamituotres Gesonm higPAHATIONS, many of
which Are from the highest eourees, including eminent
statesmen, clergymen, goVepaors, State Adges. &c.
Apri • l 8. , 65' • .14-Gin
- -
•
.
MISS MAGDALENA BOEDEZELD,.
Wiskienuble Cloak and :Dress•llisher,.
.101[71343!A1t BT., COHNRE OF CIEGAGL.' POTTSVILLE. •
Sole Agent kir the Madame , . Demoreat new, iiyatem of
cutting and making dresses. ...Yoang ladien 'Matti:m[6 . l
in the art. ..* April 1,
Take No 'MORE UNPLEASANVAND I / 1 41BArE R 6113.413
for unpleasant-anti 'dangerous -.diseases. 11/SLAI
HOLD:II EXTRACT BUCLIC . and birIICIVED ROBl WANf.
Apiil 8, .65. '' • .• • . 14-6ra -
•MI LLERSIBURIWISTEAIII SAW MIL
. The undersigned having large. Steam SaW Mills,
and ntine.stockof Pine: Oak and Hemlock Logs, at
•Millersburg,.-Dauphin County, Pa., are prepared to
mantiftici-ure.. and forward to order, the heaviest bills of
Lumber for Breakers; Bridges, Ship, Boat and Car tim
ber at short notice, to the cities of Philadelphia, Haiti
.more, -Washington and New York, or to - any. points on
the Delaware River; Unlon,.Schuylkill, Raritan, Penna.
or Tide Water Canals, or on. the Northern Centre&
Pennsylyania or other connecting railroads. Address
. •.' N. C. FRECK -&
• • kipts:r.oiurg. Dauphin Co., Pa.
ATWOOD'S
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE
PILE DRIVER,
And :-.llydraiiillic . Sand• .Pump
PRACTICAL TESTS having • fully demonstrated the
anykriority of this machine over all others for. the par- I
ptwe of sinking, , Oil Wells, the undersigned now pre
pared to receive orders for the same. .
This machinery comprises e,verything requisitefor the.
boring of oil wells- excepting the STEAM ENGINE,
AND eAsT-Irtos DRIVING PIPE. (hut will be, fur
nished,. if desired, at a remonable price.) and. dispenses
with the nee of the DerrlNl. rope, Bull ,Wbeel. and other
Cumbrousand•expeusiVe fixtures now in use, and is. 130
arranged., being, constructed, on'' wheels and pcirtf.ble,
. that it cantie easily removed for the.purpose of sinking
. Wells in different localities. .
' THE DETRITUS is removed from the well by oar
,Patent Hydraulic process. and doeit not require' the re
moral of the drill from the boring. This process not
only removes alithe detritus in fmm 5 to 10 minutes,
but likewise effectually clears 'out 'and - Opens all the
small oil veins that arc so often entirely closed up by
the old process of sand pumping. ' •
WITH- THIS MACHINE antra practicalingineer, a
wellcan be;sunk from 400 to 6i/0 feet within a period of.
'from 15 to 50 days after the soil pipe has been driven.
Arrangements are being made for the construction
'end delivery of these machines at-New York, Norwich,
Newburg, Y., and Pittsburg. Penna. . '
For further information. price, terms, &c., Addreas
'SIMEON LELAND, Metropolitan Hotel; New York.
April S. '65 • 14.3 m
Lra
nd Planter, and the genuine Super-Plinimate of
Lime at . STILMTEH & THOMPSON'S.'
ritlVll,olll. 2 B Perfnizei7 & Toilit Stoups
1 . may he had in all their variety at the new Book
and Stationery. Store of • .• BOSI3iISIIELL & BRO.: •
•
Centre - Street below Tritity Charen, Pottsville;
• • Jtid., f • • , • • • 1-ly
.
PI4A COAL; PEA "COAL,: PEA COAL.
—The undersigned is prepared to Mech . ° orders for
PEA COAL. Cau supply fmm 4to S cars per day.
' Address • • :. 11 . ..DENGLER, Pottsville,
May' T, , 65 .• • - -S1 tf
(111,0 AK AND DREB6
lam' Latest Style. Patterns,
AT TIE CLOAK 'STORE OF . •
. 'A.. dc DC -BOLAND,. .
- Centre Street, below Autertesin House:
Jan. 21; .65,-46-6n -Liorrmits.
T MISS IFL—Seveml thousand
.st...rea of timber.
Hemlock-White Pine. White Oak and other vari
eties Of unusual qnality, with :Steam and water mills
thereon,' capable of sawing the r Inrgeet :dimensions to
quired., Orders solicited end'pronaexecutelt.-
Girard Manor, Tamaqua P. 04 . Co
APrn `22."..65. %ler6tn•
UNITED. STATES HOTEL,
N. Y. & New Haven & Western B. R. Depo
Beach Street, Boston.
8.. F. M. PRATT,fonnerly of the Ameridin Rowe
MaY 13.. '65 . - • • ' .19.iy
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Manufacturiug Jewellers
27 COURTLANDT ST! YOi.
lop,ooo 'WATCHES,
victor%
GOLD .P.lllB - - . REIIOIIB
• •
WORT11 . 4300,0oo:
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TO BE SOLD AT'OMIIf . 880161,Att EACH WITII,
. , .
OUT REGARD TO YAIXE:
Aso nor To aE PAiD &vitt iorr ittow aural. von wets;
• •
• Splendid. List cif ;
•
All to twittold for O NE - 110401...LAR Each. "
. 800 Gents' .Gold Elinitterg•Caie ..$50t051.50
' 800 ladies* Gold & Enameled - CasiWatches.3s.". • 70
400 Gents' Hunting CaseSilverWatchea.".. 85 "-10
200 Dianiond Rings • 60 u 100
3, ,006005 Gold Vest and'Neck Chain Chains, 15.". .
6 .80
3 " " • " -• 4
8,000 Gold Oval Band Bracelet!' • " ' -8
4.000 Chased Gold Bracelets • • - 5 " 11
2,000 ChatalineChaine and . Guardthains.... 6 " 20
6.ooo.Solitaire and Gold Brooches • 4 " 10
2,000 Lairs. and Florentine Brooches. . 4 " 6
2,000-Coral. Opatand•Ernerald Brooches' 4 " .- • 0
2,060 Mosaic, Jet,
- Lava, and . Florentine . Ear.
Drops • • • ' ... ... .
4,000 'Coral, Opel, and Emerald - Ear Drops. ... 4" • 6
• 4,000 California Diarnend Breast Pins 2.50 " 10
3;000 Gold Fob and Vest Watch Keys,.... „..2 50 "
4 000 Fob and Vert Ribbon Slides 3'" 10
4,000 Sets Sleeve Buttons. Studs, etc...:....' 3 " 8
4,000 Gold Thimbles, Pencils, etc ' 4 "
6,000 Miniature Lockets..
- 8
4.ooo.Miniature Lockets.—Magic Spring t , .20
4,000 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, etc.... .2'•
5,000 Plain Gold Rings • 4 " • 11
5.000 Chased. Gold Rings ' 4 " 11
7,000 Stone Set and Signet Rings . . ' 250 " .10
6,000. California. Diamond Rings 2 " 10
7.500 Sets Ladle's Jewelry—Jet . 41 " 15
6,000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry—Cameo, Pearl. etc 4 " 15
5.000 Gold. Pens; Silver_ Extension-folders .
• ' Pencils - • • ' 4 10
6,000 'Gold •Pensand Gold-Mounted folders,: 3 . 6
5,000 Gold Pens and Extension Molders.:„.... 6 " 10
5,000 Silver Goblets and Drinking Cups -- 5 " .5 0
1,000 Silver Castors • •-• 15" .50
2,000 Silver Frail. and Cakifßaskets.... ..... . 10 " 50
, . .
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1,000 Dozen Silver Tea Spoons • .$lOlO 3 0
. 1,000 . " Table S _ loon and Forka. " 11,0
• MAILICER or na
DIBTEIBUTION.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its Value,
are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES. which are well
mixed. One of theSe Envelopes, containing the Cr'e,
tificate or, Order for some article, (worth at least one.
dollar at netall4 will be rent hy mail, to any -odium,
without regard to.cholae on rea-ipt - of 25 Cents. . -The
parchaser will see what Article.it maws, and its value.-
which may.be (corn One to Five Hundred Dollars, and,
- can then send One Dollar and • receive the: Article
, named, or any on the list of the same value, and after
• eeeing the article, if it doer' not give 'perfect satirtfic-.
don. we desire it to be immediately returned and the
amount paid will, be refunded.• . • ,
Be this mode we give selections from it varied stork
of floe gob.* of the best make and latest styles and of
intrinalc worth. at a nominal price.. while all have a
'chance of atoning articles of the.very highest value..
In all cases we charge for forwarding
~ Me: Certificate,
postage and doing the business, the
.1114 af .Tvrenty ,
five cents, which mast be enclosed in-thworder. Five
Certificate , ' will besent for $1; eleven for $2;" thirty
for .$;-: sixty-flee for $lO one hundred for $15...
• . Parties. dealing. Oa us May depend on having
proMpt returns, and the. article draurn will be
»lea - lately sent to ang tykiresit by return. Mau or
Entire satielketion Guaranteed in all ewes.
Write your Name, Town, County and State. plainly,
and address ' , 01121LiDEN Or CO..
- Coorllandi Street, Nei. 'reek.
. Nay 20. 16; • ' . . 20-Gm If •
31P.ORTANT TO LOVERS ow A
L'GOOD 8110A1t..-1. would • relpectfull call
the attention of the public. to my well stock'
of GENUINE, Imported Beasts fthe importatlun of
Woltjen - Brothent: rbiladelphlsr rip : •
ira Meditate Lindo Lopdres. .. Trtutdad.
•
"Peens de Mao Operas; _
" Alonzo Mammies Regalia.
" 'Mori Cabins Gauchas. - •
. "G. du la C. and Velez Lsp _dyea.
.6 lligant'Preusados._ -
" Valor deltaisto Conchae. .
= Rilaatreps Presandos.
"' Los-floisos Red. Relc % "
- ail4fl OW for ters-wrlcartd. BOW/ sithi.
GUSTAV OL Ceuta 84%
flour to the I:4a oret."
- footordpt.
Saturday, June 24, 1864.
TILE LATEST NEWB.
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Tke Neer_ York newest ient-v - '
ales=/trio. eeeisls Ditaeatlaiy.; ';
'
, The alleged derailltet andehiqoatahltot, Whole Sype*... ,
rations In Wall sireetAre noted,. le fintlik..l: Eastman. '
Be was;one of the "nibs. - cif Brooklyn, .and a liberal
contributor to varioni abaft* dimities: ~Azokilkir thole
who lose by Mr. Eastman are.Willbutte..Ge.lon a , co
-640.000; Mr, Spofford,WWll W. A Brown, $10..;
tee ; W, T. Coleman, $W000; and • on: the - estate of .
Edward Mott Rishison, who (Illialaboat" ten days ego.,
• On Wednesday the South CarPlinidelegetion had an
'lnterview with the Preeident;' - • • '
Governor Plerpont tsetse& his Inane to the VI:- •
Legielature...,.lt'refeto to granting the, tight of
. suffrage to rebels . .. .-: •
A delegation of loyal ylridnians on Thmedey slaked:
the President.. • • • • . • - . -
Oa Monday he goarentinene' of Norfolk waiiamed
over to :he civil authorities. - • : '
A t the breaking out of the war Soatirevn postmasters
were Indebted to the Govenanient about $250.000.
The rebel. Sermtary of the. Truant!, Trenholzo.
Generals Ewell and St-:John,- and Governor Mken, of.
South Carolina; hate applied forjardon • .
• The rebel Governorttlark. of :Mississippi, .le . in caw-:
fogy mut on hia way ter Washington. . , :
It in reported that Gene ral - Beetuegard 'hos beep at..
rested' in New Orleans. and sent to Washington - •
The rebel General• Pike is at New Orleans:
• Forty-one • persons -imprisoned 'in San - Francisco' for
disloyalty hate been released on taking the oath.
By en adicial report of tie. Secretary of War. It ap
pears that between Oehaber. 1863 and 1964,675352 men
were enlisted 'lO the army and' navy On- November 1,
1804. there were '101,950 colored soldiers in-the army.
Iu the sixteen minds pretedlngliarck 186 5 . 33 . 895
persons were tried by court-marshal. . .. In the- draft of
1369 194.053 men were drafted. of - whom all , were ex
empted but 9,645. In the draft of May 65,861
were drafted, • all being . exampled but . 8431; In the
draft of September 19, 1864. 72,488 were drafted: 15, 644
being held , to service; • • _• - •
Gen. Grainer hear Wien command ander tiberldrin: of
all the troops in Texae. WeitasPit Corps, are to go to
Brazos Santiago, Texat i , and Custer's °ovally to Alex
andria. on the Red Rite - , In noulabuisi.... • •
On Tuesday . evening, airflews division of t he
CetPe, mutinied near Washington, on account. of non
payment Itwas soon sappressed.-
On Wednesday, the Staten island troopi , had a formal .
reception givtin them by the citizens of 'l'ompklneville. -
It resulted - m at tight, in which. many persona were
wounded.
Gen. larlbutt It to be eond-martialeditNew
The twenty-flve per cent. tax on - cotton west of the -
Mississippi has been removed. •
A gentleman.of competency is to' visit ..tbe South .to
examine the rail/aside, with a view 'to resnmpthin of
post routes.
Admiral Porter has been made superintendent of the
Admiral nalligten arrived . .in Waatiingfon. on Wed.
nesday: •
• Ills stated th_at•ex-Gov. Wright, of. Indiana; will be
made Minister to Berlin , _
General Joseph D. Cox bteti nominated by the.
Republicans for Governor of Ohio. : _ •••
Ford's Theatre In Washington is .to 'he called the -
Lincoln Monument Temple, and will be opened otio4n-
Geneml Grant will be In Albany' on inty 4: - • •
Admiral Godon's Beet for Brazil salled:on.Wednes
day. . •
. ,
A line of railroad is tcsbe established from Philadsl!
phi* thrOugh Richmond and Lynchburg to Chettanooga..
The Mobile - and 'Ohio Railroad is completed to CO.
rinth. . •.!-.
The Southern railroad.will soon be completed .from
Memphilito Vicksburg. - -• ' • _
Fourteen soldiers were Injured On the Pennsylvania.
Railroad by an accident nearjohnstown on Sunday Last.
The people of Cuba are anxious to retain Captain-
General Duke. The Spanish tinvernMent -.wishes to,
remove him. . --
Golsernor Cordon. of New Brunswick, has been made
Governor of Bong Kong. - , • •
Maximilian's troops hive ciptured Camargo. Many
rebels are In Mexico taking part with him. Regrets's.
liberals-have been defeated, witha loss of TWO.
Gold closed on Thqrsday night in York at 'US.
Why I NJCEZ THE COMPLE.IME ET; : POWEISE. 3
W.l.tillEl4 which choke or. pores of the akin;
end in a.short time leaves it harsh and dry Is la '
the blood, and if you want. smooth andeosoft skinner'
HF.l.lduouve EXTRACT SAlttiLiAltaLk It gives a trtilltEZl• •
cy to the complexion April 8, '65, 14-6 m
Philadelphia' rflarketi.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, June 22,1963
-
nous AND 11F:ex.—The price of Flonris un
changed. Superfine is quoted at $6 006:56 50 ;ex
tra at $675a7 23 ; 7 50138 50 for extra
according to quality. "Fan - CY brands of Flour are
quoted at $lO 00. Rye Flour is quoted at $5 00..
Pennsylvania. Corn Meal at It 75, and Brandy- .
wine st szgs 25 per bbl. • '-
Gtinv.--Wheat is dull.• Small sales of red
$1.751 78, and White at $2 00(2 20. Rye. is
nominally held at BSC. Cord sells at 96 cents for
prime yellow in the cars. Oats are Oral at7o ctn.
POTTSVILLE MARKETS;
•
Corrected Weekly for the Mitierolattaineti
Wheat Flour, extra family: - per barrel - -
.. do do . do do per cwt....
do to extra ' - per barrel...
do , do superfine, do
Rye Flour, do
do • per cwt.:..
Buckwheat Flour, • • do.
Wheat, prime white . per bushel.
do do re . • do •
Dried Peaches, petrel:: . oe /pound:.
dy do upottie,T.
Dried Apples, . • • • ,
. . 1--
$1 so leggi r • IR d0z.25
11 20' Butter, • rb.V.ltt
SO Cheese,,, " 19
9 50 1 ,LRIA, . 1 20'
7 21 1 k i h Arall onfders ' , ir - 9 34
1 5411 Beet hind qr. ," 112
I front 4,110
1, 1 25'; Mutton, " I
.35 00IPork,' •• "20
2 00 Veal, " ,18.
18figar,.00ba,
4 25 nae
I roitto ger ll ° eo ;
White
'Crushed, ' '-
I' . N. O. Syrup. "
- •
;--,
Wye, bu. 1 051
Corn, • " I 1 . 05;
Oats, -" 70
Soup beans" 9 00i
Peas.' " 825
Rye Chop, " IMI
Corn Meal " i . 1,30
Middlings, 60
Potatoes, 1 00
Hay, ' V tou.i 36 00
•• bale cwt{
Straw, V ton.
Plaster, ". I
Salt; V saelr
Tim Seed,
Clover'".
Fax "
7 3-10 NEW: 7 340
NATIONAL LOAN
AT PAR
Interest 7 3-10, in Lawful Money. Ooppone
attached. Interest payable each Biz
Months. - -
The.: Principal payable in Lald Money a
the end of Thee Years, or the Holder ha:
the right to demand at that time
. -
THE 5-20 BONDS
Al" PAR, INSTEAD or CAISII!
• . w This privilege fp - vrilaable, as the 5-20 Bawls
are'nOw selling at eight per' ova. preruum..
Tile above Leeri, aridiall other 17. S. Se..
eo►itio. toir'salle by
L. F. WHITNEY,
CE=RU'STRE - 117. POTTVILLIt.".
Feb. 11, ,M
. - [Remarks from Chintical Alatyaia.) • .
After a careful examination of Iletataot.waTaarista-
TIONII. they enjoy our utmost confidence. We-consider
them safe and reliable. - • NIWEERS &,TATHS.
June 12. 1860, (April 8, ,65.
11AWLEY11
SOLIDIFIED:
.DENTAL .- .CREAM;
For. Claiming, Whitening Preaervinw •
THE - TEETHI:
This article is prepared with the greaterif eari upoit
scientific principles. and 'warranted not to' eentain
anything in the slightest degree deleterlini ao the
Wilber gums. • Some of oarmost eminent, Dents
Stirgeons have given their sanction ro, arid cheerfully
recommend it as a preparatton - o; superior qualitlei for
cleansing, whitening and pacservingtbe teeth.- It Cleans
them readily, .r.ndering them beautifully white and
pearly, without the slightest Minty to the enamel.— .
It is healing to the gums where they are ulcerated and
'pore. It is also an excellent ditriidector for old decayed
teeth, which are exceedingly-offenerlyee .-It veil a rich •
and creamy taste to the mouth, cleansingit y. .
and impaiting a delightful fragrance to the breath.
• Prepared only by A. , IEIAWLIIIt .1k 'CO. C O.' N.
W. Cor. 10th.and .Linialtifird PHILAIMA,
and soldby. all Druggists. .Price 25 cents. - • ;
TESTIMONIALS.—The, following opinion of Dc.
White, asio the, - high esteem - in_Which he holds the
Dental Cream, must be sufficient evidence of its value
I to quote other testinionials In. detail. to needless, eon-,
tenting ourselves, by simply given
i t the names and. ad
'diesisee of persons' who speak of. to , excellency for the
teet h • • . Panting, Li; Mull 13th, 1863.
Having carefullyiexamined.k.'.Bawleys ." Solidified
Dental Cream," I hereby cheerfully recommend it to
'the public generally. It is an excellent preparation for '
Cleansing and preserving the teeth,. - and can be need by
all persons with the utuical confidence. as its properties
are perfectly harmless. -Besides preserving. , the teeth.
it promotes a healthy action to thegums, and imputes -
.plettrumtnesste the breath. •
r*. • ' '
Dr: W. R. WRITE, 12 03Ath St' -
Thos. Ingram, M. Di, Dintistos9l N. - Fourth Street.
J Blrkey, 254 S. Sixth ..- • • . -
.. B. Vandersliee, Surgeon Dentbd, 426 Aron St.
C. A. Kingsbury,. 1119 Walnut St. .
D. D. S.. 734 Arch St.
'Z. M. Dixon, 927 Anch.St. . • . -
'
:Edward Tea - wend, Dentist,,s26 N. Piturth St.
'L. Dorphley; Dentist 80TN. Tenth SC
N. L.. Long, Dentist. 629 N. Sixth St. •".
Juno • • WTI/ •
Jffinfeebleit, mu) Dra..tcArs CozortitosioOs: of both
Beteg. owe Iletmootva Rumor Buono:.It, giro
brii4tand - enetzgOc feelings and' enable you to sit"
,well. 8. 46. 14.dm
O. STOELLEIL
Jeweler end Watehmakert*
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Tw• Hosts abm th9.. ? ..llloers' lank, .'
POTTBITILLE ;
le sew yawed to uksonildinde all Ida& et Jewelry VI
abort nodes. Jewel{y sTd Nyaldre awfully repaint.
If•erlosi-retttstioner bxenitnenceotiwitie; ihitattee.
ineannostioo or urleeratfoirot the bladder. or kidneys
disown of the prostrate s teads. doss to the bladder.
takel vel arbriolt-dast, deposit,sal all 'diseases
or the ; Iddoeysand*Veleta swellings. -,
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tea sad. Schools. ' Mao
f~eeee e . rot gale, at B. 'lv
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