* l fl int' nntnal.
sATI uftAx,. ArGuorr isos.
R
. .
.
r g r Subscilp, Fiona to 'the ifinire Journal itines last
& Hannon to July 15:..44:1...
Thorhpett" to Jan 22..*An •
A •thivil , to
Oct
• • M ' • ,
I j ref TY t.; CO to b 24,'.65
11W. riunt triSlyt 16.'65 • •
Ct.:4 11 (land to July 15.
. 10 . 7 hk , n Wartlufr to Aug 11. '66 . 2.
.ThiimaF T. to July 1. '66. : .
c --, a < Weller to July.ll. '66
Sto4l 11 R,co
Felix. to jar,' 1, '66
E li - 060mm to Jan
h[ 11"thon to Jan '66
y's A Shellenberger. to jan
Jenei., Murray T,.tei Jan 1; .66 -
Hal - .1 17-aljer to :Lan 1, "66_ ...
..
G .1 Behr to fan 1. '66 •
c 4.13((10i5t to. Jan 1,
Spencer '66 - • •
st.inler to Jan 1. '66
& •jrtit to Jan 1, *G6 • , •
Oven to Jan 1, ....
to July . 22. 'll6
July 22. "65 • -
(;,•,.;•,; Helot to .May I.'G6 - ' -
Tinir Harz to • July -26:-.6r.
3 4 . ^
't,try Kliue to Oct 1. '66 . ' • 4 75
Stitier to July 1. •66 • .. •". . 97 5
}; 5U31111,01 Jan 1. , 66 • • R6O .
to July 1 ;
.......a .i; 1 -
..... ,
J Jr & Co to Jan 1.- , 66
John 1' Clowie. to Jan 1.; 'CA • ' , 49;,
Ssull ll Jorden to Jub , . 2 . .75
Stickney . & Wellington to 2 7;
m
liqe toJttly 1;'66- . , •
It Kau:Da:at to .Jan 1, . 1 6I
:Jain W Knell tan 1.'66 • . • • •3' 10
T Satt9o & Colo, Jtilt: 19. 'll6
Shooier. T to Angis, '6ll
Mae . .kay t 0 Ant: .
11 - nt'.Yoat to July 4. 165...
;;rhwaar-to July , GG •
11,:t;ryt3chutt to duly 26, '66
Flexer to - No in, 65' •
It Heed Jr Co to..inly .. •
S.unuel Gr4s.,l9.June '66- '
Il pie ..t:Lowatrert - t0...1n1y 27, '66...
S A 1:1 - insor bt Feli" , ' '65 •
lt.Nt to.Noc 17. 165 .
Writ Bettsit;er to July 1., '66 '
Edward l'agtt tO Jan 1, '66. • -
lir 11 Robinarin to July- 17., , r.r,' •
• 11 . W. Pinkerton to July .
G•Peek to July ...
.1 . -4, ,bettrierhom . t :
Kebler Tto 1./oe
.Tr S Br..i to Snril S. '6.111
J-onee c'raie to July - 1.2.
F - Ricte to .Jan 1. '66.......r:..
Garrett to Jan 1, '66
to Jan.1..66
I.ovrig to Jan .1, ... .
Jvtirrson.to.lan 1. '66...
M 1. C:arter to Jan-1..'66 •
1; Alebach to Jan 1.
:1. lloyd to Jan 1, '66.. •
C. , nrad tO.Tan 'I,
sneeuer -,Attz 1, - '66......: :•.•
~...ormtnd to Jan 1, +66 • • •
; A ,I,,nets - to Sept 17, '66.: .. ..
.to Jan 1;'66 -
Prl;ton Itr;binFon to:rani, '66,
'ltatelift to Jun 1..„ '66..„' r._•..
to Jan 1. '66
J,,hn It Vortr to Jan 1, • '66. :.* . ..
J it Itilant , on to - Jati A. '66
Rellgan tO4an 1,'66 •
F.F,E0IIII(011111,..'86 • '
,If rEa Ilerlikt to Jun 1. '66.
Nulls' Jr to Jan
ctu,,,Tiart - holotnew to . Apl 1, '66:
'WniWhetkonp..to Jan 1,• '66
• ter Bowman to Jan 1.''66
- .le lltaleben-to Jan I,
-W 1 4. e.Frebn to Aug 4, te.. • -
W, iixt . to Nov 1r .A . 5 •
t0.Ju1y . .2 9 '66 • •
4 . 11 , rant Chanett to Ja n 1,
za :DAIL I t t
eel! ,t Ynllock to4uly 1),
'..P M It iaier.T tO-Islay
Sltnener to Jan 1. • .66 ... ..
riFißnbroiil to July 29;x66.,.....
Albert G cook to !to-if 1. '66
wo,,d .t 0 Aug ..
A 11 11114 to July 12. '66
7 1 1 ,1 Dobson tit J . : an - 1 '66:, -
.1 Franklin Ilarrie• to Jan 1, '66 '
T Ilan- to April 1. '66 • • ,
('a• - •er k - S.lll 'to Dee 1, !IV,' •
..Tan .1 - ,,Sheet. , ,to',Aint - .1.• '6a...... ....
-1 • .1:1 , Rlinr to Feb 1. '66 •
I , thp Glenn to Ao v .-1-. " •
.1 ",, - I”tte Prick T-to July'2s, '66.
win eh o ener Jnly 12. '66 • '
lie .l FlCern to - 7day 2.3. '65
irk t4i Jan 1, '66
.P 1I to Tan
Jr.....1ean,‘.t0 Jan 1.'65..- .
J I tundas - to, Jan 1, 'CI9
- . 4 .W..(al to . .)an 1. '6,', •
lieaffity to(ter2R: .65
Moyer tO Ana •
..;.; • . a tn. Feb 1.'66 --•
• nailning 'l' to Aug , 66 •
• 4 ‹,d li Nlov'er
Svlalerr to Ang•l,
:en Feitie to Jan ud, •I'l;
Win .1 11.6A:ins - to Non- 19, '65..„
1-: - bc . ..1,41et - tol4,ttlY 1, „
Geo'llogur , to .& g 1, - 416 -
;f.r. W Ittittttu Feb 27, '65
ocvo•tot to Jan..l. '66:— .
Whitney to Jun' , t6..:....:
Seazirezer tO.lttly I,
,J,....l,llCravrt•haw to Stily - 1,
1' litokill to July .. .... ..
Win N 'loran to,,lnlyi 1, ,
• .S;tllie Loeun
.liones.Stnitli to - .bt 1, '66
iTLu fayette.ll . .l4!..,her.to Jan,ll.' '66
JVIII
F
!...1111
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.
.
.• The Union nten 'Schuylkill County, •w ho sus-.
'. • tain the prestml National and State Administra,
tmns, - :001 are itcfavor of the .establislinyuit of
free institntion:s ;;n.a. permanent and enduring ha
-1 .;•••;- : and all t hose•who are .t - MpOst.tt:to treason in
••• • •:i1:•;/.fortn, arc r - r‘pit - •sted to meet - in - t heir respee
:':.
iti-•ri•ieet.ii:u.llitrttiets. t hnaigliont he Comity; on
• • • SatsirdnY, Auggra '26th, .1t463.' '• •
1 tn't,•Ptv the - hours of :1 and 7 . o'elockin the after-.
I:- • t Delegates from eadi-Distrig,
ho shall inert iii l'onvention• at t he Court:House._
liorongli of P!ttsville, on Monday; Angusi
Z-th - . I st l s, at 10 o'eloek •in the. forenoon, .for - the
:Mmiuming a Coriiity Ticket to-be sup
port;sl at the i•ntung Ortol;er eleetion:. The elect..
• 1,:e1.0f these aelegatt•s will he held at the places.
at - ;d 1 the.persons following respectively : • .
,; Cme'n -'Holt-se of Moses 14. Hoover-Daniel
Sand •E: Mover. • -: • .• •
. \ Ann-llons.e. , of Wm. Goyne.
Thos. ,11. Ban. - 7;tft. • • • •
• Yttete.E 'WARD:- House of Ella's . Koehler.-L:
• -
' • lin-CM.Levi • ••
;11 • \V-P4 31orgati--Na
•
~ : l • ill . Bol - ch: _lsaac •
an
li•trv.--1 - 1;m:-.ti of • Francis *. Dengler.-Pani , . I
co.
Ilt‘tise: of John Witmay--4ohn
Paul:
.Daniel G: 'Barnett-Dai - id
•• • •••.' . • ••••-:
1:•-;Mch.--lionse., of P. H._ Wileox-Jacob F.
.4_.,F.' Heim, r:sq.- • . . : • . '
f:' , .isi•VirrneM - k-lc.-:••litutse of . George Dreihelbies.
Pyle: •-• • . • • .
• itrtm.oe , cl,-: - L-11.ouse. ef.Michael Moser
•Tr:mliliii-11. Kerslier..Thshria . •
:
ltl. , 1.)onal41; Niermin. • • • . •
.• •
:j • ~;:th Casls.::4-LitiSe Mrti. C. ' Walker- , John
. • •
.of GeorgeFerlig- , -.A.bralram
t • li:•'ffer, Gemge Hoffman. '
• • .;if: Ileuben. Wagoner-sSituon
, 11. • r z. -
• of ;John W. Heel:L.-John
Littlehates:. • • . • - • -
. House - .of .-I:, - Otninson.--John
Ntierfield. Capt..A..Etine. '• : , ••:
• /1;:u -L-11; MSC of . Wni Shedel-L5 - atritiliwalm,
Itunkleberger. • . • - •
„Tames Troutman-Simon
• Artz. - Daniel. E. - Kanffman. • ..• • .
• i•,. - --,.;fineritrs -.lllitt.e - of Larael Koller-Herwv
.ormulteller. Esti. - James Gaynor. Ea.g. •.: • •
' :010.-Hous.e qt.-El - panne]. - Boyer
. 10.4.J:rank Carter. • -• '
7' , . - wlAip.-L-Ifouse of Henry-Snyder
Jacob' Gerber. • *. • •
„:1
Tracer-J. F. G. Erin:slur, Esq.. Thomas 'Hear.
• .tt I-2T . - Wkrin:-lionse of. Eyan - Evans-Lemut). I-
D.:l•••••te - s - ,-Entlier Kaufman. -• • • :
- o,tetiOn.-✓llansi - tn.llonse-.-Josepli•Har-,
. r:-Iralter.Shaefrer:. • . • '
11 mi."eito. :_A".O-,'h.-ITouse • of Frederick Beek-
Birth , Frank Straneh.... • •
'•••4' ;•••!,P11!1•...•:•,./q/:*---11111.iSt! of Andre* Reber : -
•i-;• • I M.•i• • LewisKimmel: •
; ;D.
;4 4 East.--Horne of Francis Doimahne
•4Andrew. llittle. - ..•
house - of •:•Wni. Kelchner..L-Chas.
P. Hnppert. . . • • -
-
_ . •
re;.r. •rif Eribraim•Philips-Wm:
;..4 •, , ;- - baltobert• • :
..v Hotel-Thomas - S1 ars
.% • .•Nichidas Gross. . .• . • •
K1 . 5t...--111.1119e • of. James Leonard-
Crawshaw, . hill, •
; e;4s';o-9.,-Ifous'e of Wm. IT. Albright.Capt.
• • Wel. 'A ..
• -71 1 .---Pale Alto Honse--Thoi - -F. Wright,
W. S. chillson• . • ••- '
. •
Miebael . .K. Weantl--
Ilehry•lt. Heebner: john - Pwinnef- .
( tem .--1 oll:±0 of Jerepiazi,
3• , 11 , 1 C;noi.f.rol, (7.* -- (11114in. •
••••• norough.--,House Samnel-P: Fib
Heurv•Werntz. Ca t 1' A. Filbert' •
- • • ‘;;• To - wt.:MT.-House of John.Dubbe-,
: I !:0.i110.., Lerniard •. '
f Jesse
-Heber Smith, Henry Clay Bushell.
• . E WARI).-;-American Ilbuse--:Henry
nog, George Evans: • • . • • • •• •
WA:rtn.- , lfouße of F. Fissing-,•George
R. G;;L! , I,. 'Henry P. ,Stichter. • . ••: • •
qY N9-I:TH .Tier WAIIi), , --linUS43 - Of • Williain ..Ster
-1 '-lioury: H. liunt zinger, J.: Franklin : Harm.
EAST W.ku - n. - ---.House T1.10M613. Will.
. 4 1; 'is:,._ : AdamShertle, David BeVeridge, Esq., ••
P , rter..-11rni4e of George . . Reinert-=Alexander
.."' • t....0 - ipson..Peter Kessler. • • .
. Samuel Fauat,-:-Chai: Blew;
:lid Bowers:. • • •
HouseTohn' 31o . ser, 'Morgan
. .
Mrs. Caroline...Zerby-:-.,10hn -
A.1:010-', S. (i4t(11.14 , r.. - •-*
of- 13. • .10Trbottoin , --:Willlani
filtrehi--NOCTiI of
A , till :StridUr--Janto - E4: Sey-
EA-T. nn.— Public SehoolUse ( D. F; Ke.t - •
•• . •
WAtto - ..-Ilotti.e . of slrs. - Igary Eoprts—
ci:nil,,s rniit, - Josii)l i ILGraeff... ' :
AVE2•.'l . ' Wean.—iintuiel of Mrs. Nary Koons-,
T.l•••okops:Whalen; Allwrt Leiby. .
W.1111...-liimpip of Theodore
Thorn- 7 .l.t.:H.levin. Joseph .ktkinson.. . . • •-••• •
• SoisTif -of Idts.'Cllliieehley--
..Tolin•St-iti.itigt.r, Peg.; Louis H. Kock . : •
• • ramtviiirr.--EAsT :Waiso—lionse- of F. , lNrartl.
Lerieli—Vitpt.Wrii, B. Lebo', 11. A.'WF...my., •
WAIID.-.--11(iiIS(• of Midlllelil.,ard—',lolM.
C. I onrsd , Jr . Esl.; K. Juries. . • •
111)1 . :711 WARP. •H.!cmc , of Stephen Jones,,Jl. - 13.
' lira, fl, John Spoeee.
• 1,, , ,,,Ant.--Honse •of Simon Snyder—Jno. Fe
.
•
Fels, Daniel 11. Aithoust , . • .
j.9n.—Hobbs .of -John Fensterinacher—•
lit i:ry Zinittiennan, Josiah
01-0 . ..Ifohodohyo.--Hon-A of Gabriel Herb:
ISaae. Knorr, EN.
r f pn . of. Isaac 13atdorff.Ljulin
. I .' ,,,, ard, , Trankiin-W; Reber. .
W , /?;•fie:- -House - of Charles' Hammel--Jacob D.
•• . ' . • • • '
‘. • g s t•,:' House of Thonffs'W. Mants-4no.
lan ere Cliaricn H. Eidi.l(;r. • • • • '
• of John Fletcher--: , Morga
:t r 4r.z
• ..frifo Gallrgar . • • - •
, •• • ' I,IN I.aIITHOLO3IEW,
Secretary..; • • •
SE . e'RETAity Seward Lasiiirie.toCape May
, . .
Tan trial q Wf.eitz has beett,postponed nn 7
til next week.
Tiin National.•Teacheisi Association is in'
session at Hpirisburg. • " • -
DURING . the rebeliiorCthe - Union armies
. •
captured over 300 , 000 rebel prisoners, and..
parolled' 160,00 • more..
1...51 Ti
/ 38
; ,Ak.r.x the soldieta in the fled, excepting a
few. in General Sheridan's deparbieut, bave
been paid down to June SO, 1865.,*
.2 75
4' 50
Can=twos ; Windaw Shades. Oil . Clothe,
of Superior Quality, and at, low.
~Prices,
advertised in this issue—by J. T. Delacroix, 373.
2nd St., Philad'a. . • .
.. • 2 Ito
I no
, . 2 TS
1 75
..2 Go
.. 2 TS
.. 9.25
:. 2 75
.._4 13
G 37
74
...275
'Flityealxs"`Own mike" of Tio(4) Skirts, Tor :la
diee,.and Childreri, advertised imtfals.issup.--Call
628 Arch St., ithiladelphia and examine his
• • .
stock of goods.. • • . . • .
CONSTITC'iy)NAL. Cosyririos in session
at Denver,, Colorado. Territory, has decided,
almost unanimously, ID favor of for Ming
State Government.:" , '
. -H .
THE os. C. C, Ccit.v., Supreme. Judge Tiir
lowa, bas. written . a letter in favor s or negru ,
auffraga. ' "lie was a Deinncratie. leader be;..
Dx: CAMI net r ; the.distinguished PresidenS
of -Georgetown College,
,and•_a- prnmingrit
Radical Union died in Covington, Ky.,
on the 11th.inst. • • . •- •
the . . New YotiCKetebuOt defalcation,
,
case, the total yisi to all..: . parties - Itii.3 . l.pot.- be .
*less .than' f 01)0,000; S Catch hint is: now • the .
desperate cry in Wall ptt•eet. • •
Tun Fenians of Qhicago had a grand ex,
cursion and pignic On Saturday. There were
Several thousand of them. There are . two
regiments of Fenians in Chieago. One of the
speakers declared that a blow for thelreedom
.
of Ireland is to be struck within a year.
K .
EyrucKy ELEciuy.l.- , LT,be Kentucky
Congressional delegation stands five
Slavery and fonr•Republicans. the LegiSla
turn is Pro-Sla.tery.atid a Pro-Slavery tufted
States Senalor will 15e chosen. nest winter.
Kentucky 'is still blind to iter true interests:.
EFFLCT.: OF 1.1:N11.:5cT . .. To TftAlTtifts. l —The
kreecimea's•Commis§icin . Agetry of Chicago,
has . adviees.: frOni a responsiblii's Oarti : at'3l.o- .
bile, - that- the Rebels: . in •Alabama are . killing
the blacks , by wbglesale',_ and : bprping,t4eii
•housesand . The ne . groe are:flee
ing to, the woods for.safety7.,..
• MR..IS KAtillgAS., the retirh*.Comni!ssiim 7 " .
er; in ISr . oveibliet, ..iachargedin.t.na:i*y
lonsely ; prepared Cpunty statement- published
'at tine, „with* having received stiS2as
compensation for 1 . 86 This: is - :erroneous.
Of that' amount : about. $l5O 'wcre..paid for
:aervigeSl'.eendeied :Kautrinan.in 1.860:
2 75
5 40
^ 7r,
5;
3 67
Trt
2 75
3 2G
Tun Traitors whO,were in arnis against. the
GOvr rinnept,:: and . the .2.oritionents.' to the
AOiendment to the Constitution, abolishing
Slavery,: call. eniiedves._ : DeTbci•eits; jo: the
South, and fraternize with • thosa NV II
Ahern - selves bryt:orrats in the NOrtil,-.What
.bic:sied•tnion, and viii t shaineful l desebra
aon of tlielnaine.Of Deinocrapy:, •
3 110
?75
35
2 7,5
1 50
• El: TR:ADE - - A DEI47SION the
titleMTan argnmentatilve . doefitneitt; envies of
wric . h - melte, had at' our ullice grattiltauslk,
f(ir (jistributitia,:anOng the pmople. The great
filltflitiwy.looining • pp,. is', Shall We - . jrniteet
our . inatis(Ey; or Shall we.: heonnte ; mere de.
pendent:les foregn nations'? - : The, welfare
ot . the workingtneu itf country,
in t he, Manner; thiS . Matter is treated,
2 7.5
2
4 50
2 75
3 VII
4 I?
4 13
n 141
1 MI
212
•• IN a letter this the Union ',men. of
ihe. Fourth Coagressional Ustriet,
"scoreS Simiiu eatneren . .in s terribly
severe manner_' cameron appears: to.. forget
that be fives in a, glass - house„ and that
sl!quhl' mit, throw' stoneS. Of all 'ou public'
men Cam`irnn.is nailuestiortably; .:the :most
'vulnerable to the shafts of truth levelled
'fiNVerful. a hank as• - Intig,e• Will
Shen') never: iir!'4fit
. by experiende
STATE Ti.;.; gallant
.
soltlier4 Ni•ere nominated by tbe ,tinion Con-
Ten t ion on 'flu rsd ity—pen. .F..:
for - A.fidit+lt- General, .and colonel' Jacob
31 : Campbell of emnlyritt COrinty, for Surveyor.
exPrek,ing ctiufictenee:
in.tbe . • gener:ll--government . approing - .-the .
course of Prezident.'4l . thott, _and cOmpli
meal ing GOyernor.(.nrtin aticl Seerettir) ., Stan
trin . .wern mlopted:- The confiscation • the
progertY:orsbutheTp rebels:iiee(immentle4. -
Tn.,:Tgolutions dkisirt:protpction: r rit . er
can industry , rind'.endorsp . the .:3lonroe..dOc-'
EX-ERESIDEVE PIERCE:A TRAITOit:
'fur. VIEWS.') EX,P fIEICII)ENT PIERCE AT ; THE COM
. .. •
.31ENEEMETTT OP. TITE lIEEEI,JAAT.N.
• NABTII7I.LM, Aligmit'i2.-bli -- /!reas and Miles,.
of CMS city,.publish es a letter froth • Ifix.-1-iresiilent
Pierce . to'Jedfferisin Davis„dated July- 6 ; 1860,
winch- he says :- . "Without.disCovering . thii right :
of-the abstract power to sci-etic,.l.- have never
lievecl that actual • aisroStion of aliiy UniOutcan
occur without blood; and:if. - this dire calamity
Must.., , kine . ; the fihting, be along - the
31,tion and Dixon-line merely, - It: will: ha. withitr
our own -binali . .re—Lin otir streetA, 2 hetivf(en the
.two classes of citizens ' whom
.1 have:i•cferrea.•
•T hose mho' t I e:1aw;: and scold at thOi. coii
stituihnialobligationB, if we ever reach.-the
arbitrament of arm=, find . .occupation - . enough . ' at
homer: . • , :
. .
. .
The author or the above is a black-hearted
Traitor, aad - Nne of the . firstnetti of Coagresa
after it meets should be, (o re-move i his- por
trait from the CapitolL-:or write. Traitor under
it. linehanan's was remnied.
• . .
••• A CA - rtioLic . o,a6A.N.Oi.l
Trig . A7SAF,SINS OF TIIE• PRt - SiPIENT;,- •,opp
e • '
h . eito-jhfirnalsi have . b en appealing to the priia
judicos•of • the Catholic:s of, the conniry . ,
•
cause a woman . professing that .faith, w'a:F;•One '.•
•
• •
of tlicgnilly conspirators and was:hanged for j .
her - crime;• .in - the 'hope .of making, !-
•
agninst the authorities, and•therelly - slrengili-•;
. •
• - • •
ening the: Democratic. Party: Let n 4 see .,
iv hat the ,Unirersil the" leiding Rrinian•eatho
organlit.
. .
of
. Pennsylvania..puhlishediriPhil 7
•
flelphia. 'saws of- the trial of .the assassins, of
•
President Lincoln . ... • • .
have read the Vri th correct
hnnvincand imprisoning were deserved and itWe do
not mistake the public.feeling. there tt aiiniven , al
proval of the-way in %chili things have been brought
to a dose. The evidence'of - the'.President's murtler 'is
.
not-`!carer than that . the: condemnfd were-rCral-chnspir
'ators and abettors in it, and the nation is ton just not to'',
rat i t he', Sen Terme pronoUneed upon t heni: so much.
for an unj'astifiahle trensoa;and for n loud det:d - of.hlooi
done in its interest`! - We retiret •that there was a WO-.
. man in the tragedy, and that that woman wits a-dath-.
-olie. vv,,Meti coniiire and abet treason -and i
murder, and ailence . the teaChibp or the Church - in their
own hearts. nothing can be said In their defence," - -
The Unererpe can see •no reason. :why a
Catholic woman viho became •:t murderess,.l
should not he hanged,
.but s •rair . lattee . day
saints of the copperhead PersnaSion are . ready,,i
to resist this or an} othertruth likely,to-yin
dieate justice, if resistuce promises succes to!
their political Machinations. • • . .
"RoLt., HoNoa.:'—Then. Bean,
Captain.cot 7_,. - T3revet Lt.j,colonell.7., E. 'Vol
-has- primed .a. complete; Roll
Honor. of the Se7entecnth Pennsylvania Cav• T i
airy
.162 d Pa.. Reg,) m
. Co of
Regiment
. w is from ,Selni . Ok ill County, and I
'Was commanded by captain-,a ft eiward s
Coi.—~tifliiam Thompson , of th is IRorougli,
who organ ized, he compaOy.Npv;
.Dnring - ifs•term . of service . . the, Regiment,waS
in filly:st•yen engageniepts - siand:distiagniSbed
itself greatly. - Tiffs . Roll • ls - . .flptilit3hed:Tery .
neatly in bo'Cli . form liy . James S. Clakton, The -
Philad.elphia • . .•
Front th6lßoll'Of Company ,11 . ;'.we7extraCt
the following names:. of Schitylloll.tCounty.
min who were killed 'action, :and died of
~...0 .
-- -' . ailed iii Acqit
u. ..
George
- lerting.. Barry.; 4acob.-13.. Ilea .
(1
ser, ,;• SiSk .omon . S. Obenhauser; do;."..rhonfa
Haley:, Poitiville ;..100..Ropni; Barry . ; - .Stich
Stiliker, , 'l3lahantougo; JONI .R. Sliidei,
:Barry ; W ia . . ;I .: Rtipert, • EingtoWn •, .Thothas
Tioch i • Barry*; Philiii.Troy,:Geo. W. Bituief
and Philip Arti:" ....: ..: . • ." - ..: .. ...':. . • '. .
H.N. Prawn, Pottsville; Joseph .31.
Brobs, Hingtown, and Thus: Herbert,. Pori
Carbon: . • ' .
The Ihtie work is dedicated to the Vete."
Vans of the • Regiment, and each one of them
E. hould have a copy.
I==Mt=ME
CO . MY POLMCS:
. .
The Democrats as they call themselves,' of
the County, met in Coniention - on Monday
last, and nominated by the .usual • aPpliinces;
a ticket.. We mean that there were the usu
al.`leg,roliing," ring- forniatione, and Cheat
ing, which. haVe •beenPrictised in their eon-,
yentions from the early political..history of
the Coenty, to the present .time heeler by
any possibility, does_ the question of liOnesty
and Capacity enter into theielection of can,
.didates. The majority is actuated by selfish .
considerationi, and often :by, direct britkry:
If a somewhat more respectabit • ticket 'than
useal,,is . noininated, it is by accident not :by
.
• • The-tax -payers of the County.can entertain
no reasonable hope that Muth needed' reform
will be inaucurated a - party WhiCh. is no
toriously careless m the selection of its can
didates.. We have shown how- the Vestal* ,
. • •.
has:been .robbed to pay exorbitant salaries
.:and to 'pay for criminal:waste and. careless
in the - Alms Dense. •- The tat-payers know
that the so-called Demobratic party of the
Coeut. ,is pledged by a •resolutiort adopted
at its last County meeting, to. procure the re-
Peal tif the-road laws.of .Schuylkill County,'
which laws were secured by representatives
elected by the Union party, and which have
saved by their excellent' operation, forty
thousand:deliara a year to the tax
Welittie stated the fact aud it hasnot been
denied,: that the Deniocratic . Directors of-the .
Poor of this County sold et private side to
the Democratic Senator from:this County, at
prNate sale; achoice part, of the land belong:- .
.ing io the Alms House at one_ hundred dol
lars an acre less than it. Woul d, have brought
at . .at the . - tinie. We have
charged, and it has been 'admitted, that the
DeinOciatieComity Commissioners
•
bad their salaries raised; 'bat what last :year
. with the exception of..Mr„Ziegler,-. they voted
one hundred dollais extra. pay into:their
',pockets. 'Through . their: , - dereliction Of
day Is dUe` the fact. the Democratic,
Treasurer, liendlcr, charied and pocketed
last year a larger salary Allan the :President
Of the United Statei receives; for merely re
ceiving and disbursing something over a
.lion or dollars. .}heir we sum up by point
MVO men sent by the Democratic litany to
the LegiShiture from this Cjounty, with cannot
read and. write s assuredly the eatalbgue
.shOtild attract the attention', of not only Ahe
tax.payers,•but'of.each citizen who has the
.
honor and : faiftaine . of his. County titheart:
discharge an iinperathe duty in Placing,
nets prianinenily before, our
.If they do nOt.deteat theiCoriperliead County
ticket at thu9etohe:feleetion, 'they ex,_
peet . to see* the . representatives from . . this
.
:C , ,untv in. the next - llGtise; . l legislating all Or
•• ..•
the. ..properly'ot . thfs.CoUnty to.theni
.selves.. ltr Alkridall.CllllElot, If he. opj.
pcse:sieb a proceeding, .heicau . i;e - already, 'he
lia . S . a slice of the:Poor :.House . Farni in his .
fuisSessipp,- and it would not he - either eon
or fraternal,. to oppose distribution
- .of the . :-Ternainder o the. public . property.
• •
..atnong his . • . • •: ,
—W fipn- t.liqse.up9n-'whi.ch
•w*brieliy . thicb;:Otiland korni.. it is.. tiftid
riess:Co iii!rmit blitid.:alrliatiOn to .'iirzrty -.to
prevent its .inaugurat Let the :Union
par') at. its approaching
nate iLgood' cine..pledged to drstitnte .
.reforin, in ev ty pu iiliCtlepiirttnear.. of the
(outity, and -Stc beliciie that it will he elected.
.liy....thO,aid. of those, tax payerA of .1111 County
Who...are . ..wearied 'With tile . . mistnanageinent
and cliSdiciii6sty of : Petnoeratici. . , •
. .
Pit).:llll3ONT JOHNSOS
assert that the PreSideiat . is opl , '
posed to Megro suffrage ; are ignorantof .liis
-
'pi : M . ll6ns onithe sufijeet... The Presi4nt On
reoptrarY, :I*aiserted in'the presene'e%
many : :llepithlicanS, his persorittl. preference .
for universal - suffrage..:ThOse Of : President
.Thfintiop'.ifriends aetinainted.llllll- his - views
On--this.qUestithi,. state thrtt-his:posiiioniS-Jaot
di.4similar to that `taken by - Dr„'.
:travail lately.. 1 .- fe - ds..-riots . :`itlear
Lis on mind .r . epeeting.- the . proper: Method:
of attraning.his Tho Se-4110:
--pre intitititte «nh'hun-sAy that the' rebellions
conduec . ofa•largo. portion of the . .,people •of
: . tentaese..• , South . Carolitui; - : and
~ Virginia
very rnPidly"driying him: "to the eimelnsiott
that the - black : Men •Of ifie:SoUth .
:the. Millet before political - poser aceoriltd
to
: OM fOrmer rebels Of that section..
-ever this- May he,. It is . certain that,he'Pres-i
-deut is: ,
poopposed; ro to. neg suffrage; and
• has -antlitirizeclim man to .satin that. he•
It-is sat is.flict ofy to:- the.: sincere friends and
weltlNsiheis of the President,: to .
.knciw that,
he firmly -- deterrained'iO protect the cOlOted:
People, -not only of the , rebel!.4.tates, - • hut cif
Maryland And , Keutuehy: The order's- of Mr , :
*titn'to p,: : Gen.. Howard,' . and,- Gen. Palmer
. WereeiuthOriied . hy'the President,. and meet
with his approval.' *- etfrminpd 'that:
slayes:•in.lcentuehy„slitill.Pot heoppres.sed by.
their-piast'fs, mud that , the idanters. of Nary,
land shall treat t he• old 'men , and women: Who,
were.pped their slaves, with pun iani
for • int 11 . 1tikq:1t . judge a • ..Mao.
ss ho ihttS steps I the . •• lailx • of. the
n - iu ter and vietiin is it prolitible'that he
will side Wjth.retiel- . sim - prithizers on the 'great
queStiOn of neer) suffrage? acts. show .
that he.IS - honeStly as well as fearlessly en
. . • .
• des's-Orli*• to‘do right. . ..•
•. .
IT. - Ki.m..Er delivered an able
address in• Philadelphia on the 22nd of Jtine
last on :the safeguarda''of personal liberty.
- WeobserVe that it . has been published - in
pamphlet flirty.. We are pleased at this, for
it Will be . by the.Wcirk . .of able:men like , 1.1 . . r.•
Kelley and in•the'seattering. - Of their printed
ldeai hroadeast t - hrouhout the land, that
juStice to all classes of inert
_in this country
Will he secured.... Therefore We s arty, "speed
the good work." ; • _
Tat' Ne 4 York Ilerdlil, in a iorig:artiele ori . tke
recim't :oil refers to • ilewpgion .
whieL now attracting much attention, ae,ro!-
. .
' Tsennehoff :hiss into considerable
'lmport:lune. • The Run • empties . intri 011 Creek., near
Petroleum Centre: ..Werthingrn, - McClintock farm.-- .
There are now five flowing wells - and eleven .weliff.g&,.
ing . tiown: ;Ali the drvelopthents have been made since
.the:‘2lld of lilarch last. -..Among -the 'flowing:'weils
be - enumerated the Lady the first- struck.
which fido's fdle hundred barrels:, the. Getty..well lluvris
two. hundred- and . fifty barrels; and improving t ....the •
Spence.well flows dun hundred:and flfti:en bane's., and,
:Aro improving. These. good alike haws:naturally
'created a lively riensatton about Bennehoff- and adjisin
ing property -has larkely increasek.in Nalttp.•:.Thrie,
ti - ho would enjoy a rough walk of font =lett from ',Pe
troleum Centre; "'should visitthose new wellson Bnnne-
EFOIR . TriIf Mc :;•
The Democratic
'. • 3lrtiats. Etotons,--in looking bye!' the: liet of 'condi-,
deice nominated laid-Monday. - at the liemocratie Con-,
•vention...l find that theyire all native Americans:llow
is-this Was not the Convention eothooSed largely of
telripted eldtene, and have they not voted from time Im
memorial with:the tarty. and boie. to throw:all the Irish
and tierthens oVerboard, when they lancy themselves .
stiflielentiv•etrong - tp, get•along without theral_ To my
understanding, it is not.fair. but they.say they have tit-.
pp due Iriehman fors . the Legislature. No
thing.• As. I am - informed: I believe his intber'Weelrish;
but be, could .not. help that . • Now Messrs. Editors, I
want to knOw if the r.thiple.l. cifizena ere going to Stand
such. treatment. All am' say, if they do. they will
stand anYtling. -
Augnat IK4S•
. •
Top.: Philadelphia PREsI puts limb the fol
lowing ouiline of
The
TIIC 6TAT . Efi C Iibt.CIUT -Ort T . 1 . 1R - 11NOM, M TAY. TTLAITOta
Now, thnt the doetnite le•nowhere directly controvert-.
ed that secesSion did not take a Stogie State out :of . the
. Union, we may meet on a. satiefactory: 'and solid pint
form. ne ive.come to eintaider. thiecitiestion ofedninting
"the Seuatois 'and .Itepresentativete.frwer. such. States.
Congress may,. and. in 'our opinion'phordit.iusier upon
with a purificationof the several Southern State Cousti
lotions as Would free theth of poliore of shWerr; hut,
even.when thiu condition fuldlled. no
and no:
leader of the rebellion should be permitted
to take his in either House; at least not for - along
- period of time. Supposathe inhuman gnerilla„ Aiosby,.-
.should he elected to Congress . from •theAlexatiidne
.
distriet—ff yirfiinia were as sacredly . ands as
strongly a itiemher .of the. Unititi '
-we:.
should deny his tight to n seat, andertforce'hia - O.aciu- •
.stop_ tNay. if Pennfflvanin 'or 'New Turk. for instanne,
. -Were to rleet sts h a man. it wodld be the- duty Of the •
. Majority•to refuse him adtai,einn. -. - Inet year President
Lincoln was most.. desirous , for the admission,-of,ttte
Lonisiana.elalmente.. At the,present-Congress,
.douht.. :
lens President Johnsott.'will. expect • to -see . Tennessee
: rePresented ; does not lotto*, that claimants' of
donlitfat loyalty.: or' elected, by;
. r.ch'el. ,Votes, will be
rpenititted to take Or hold, their seats; Does any One.
• sul•pore that'Etherhige.Wmild be:kilt:tired to enter.the
. ' Capitol an lemeMber. no matter hoW great the majority=
that _returned him Undoubtedly not... We bold 'the'
• poWer of Congressover this suldect:te.berinquestiotmL .
- hie--established' not Alone. in. tbe la* and the Constltn
. bon, but by Obtmdtint: prictiee and precedent. 'lt is
- with them - to say - who shell be - Senatore end Represen.•
• tatlvee. They can decide le tr..' thel'qualiflcatione
the clfilniants;:andlliey. cap' exclude them - tor a exert,
time, or torn ..aehola • COngrese. This.. It seems nine,
• cieetwthe way .of many of the dilliculties suggested hi .
the COWL , of the discostiOns On this important subject.
DEMI
. . .
ositageel& the South CaTolintt'plan
ters.upon the, negr. , 3es ire :still_ reported,: The.
are arcing to preyent•theni. • -ir-. •
' • talt is reported that 'nearly. all the delegates
that elected' te the North . 003litta Shate
• CoOentinn hare,been rebel aoldituit: • •
_
. in 18G2 a South .CarOlina - negro Wept 14;
'beria and began a sugar. .Ydantation. This . year
be reports: . tb at.. he will raisei:lGo;ooollre. of sugar,
THE COAL TRADE.
pot *llle,' Aaguu 19.:0304;
. .
The 'quantity - lent' hy Railroad this weelc. is 62-
073.05-- by Canal 31478 ; fore 93,551- 00
. forth e.
_tons, against p 6,850. pa for' the corresponding
week 9ast : year.
. . .
• . Th 9 tiade:Ccintihuis' ; the ,49Mand for'
Coif is . good, .and prices ifrin. It is' mainly owing
to. the fact that there will be. 'an advance of fifty
Cents fiton on tollspii the. Ist Of . Beptember,Anci
orders etertfonting in. freely to anticipate: the -ad
varce: The stock in market however; is notlarge
for fheseasen, and that factinay nurse a satisfac;; .
.f4ary. demand during theyenFLaindr of-the yeat. -At
most of . the- A. 1.13 land' colliefies,the then atillstand
out for an' advance of wages.' lt is; anticipated
thaw a c . oniprothiCe.Wilt be effected, and that-the.
men aill Shcirtly go to wOrk•again,:
liEleS 'COAL:OH: THE REAEING " RALCUO4D.:'—
It having.beehstated that the heading Raitriad
Conipany using English Ctisl on soniC;of its
y);.a e : gines,
.an d contemplated introducing
it entirely. on. the road. we . Lialre rdad iniptiry • in
to the inatter,.and:asepitained that the Company
islexperitnenting with that description of 'Coal,
the.iritrrest of 'English railway companies ; that
desire to tiseit in their pasSenger engines. The
English. boiler and fire-grate arer . differently.cOn- .
stnictSd.from•the American, and . aq the" Beading
Company has had some teu. - years' , experience in
the niatter of burning
_Coal its passenger- etr
.
giriesi it has undertalten the eipe.ri Men t as Jstatecl;
and has had an engine 'altered . . for the pun - ipso :
I his ii.the.light in which the ;Matter. has been
.
placed hefore.tis. We cattherdly credit the state- .
- i - nent that the Reading.CumParlY; I:lPendant as it
is upon this Coal Rep on for tlie bulk of its trade,
.wouldhe guilty‘of• so m ari i fest ly unwise a prbeced:
ing, as:to import 'Coal for use' on ite mad •
or that -the change. if .coptimplatil, Wouldhe
an economies) one. - We must then, - until other . -
Wise ( . .tonvinced f lielieye that the Company is *ere
ly trying the-.linglish'Crial as an experiment; - the
. sttecesa of which *ill secure the introduction*. of
Coal-tniruing passenger engines on the.EmgliSh
railway's, We ; 411;41 ouslOa.v . oF-. however,. to kesep
Correctly.advised inregard•to this matter, 1.
The trade slims up this Week as follow,e - ethn .
• .- • • . • :
pared with last year ': • -
. . . .., . • ~ . . . . .
•: • • )- . :.. • . i --- . '"7 -- .. , 7 - =cri0..... 11 .
•I WTEA , TOTA:L.', WEEK'. j' TOTAL: DEO,
:.1._,,....._.--....—:_...,!-4—(- ...."_.....,
P.Sc • M:- R . ...1C- 06,433'1,002.02, •0i1,076i• 1,670,7 . 114',
Schuyl.Cau.;
.. ' .39.427; . -
:46,19,
• 6 • 1,4 , 191
: 430,107 ,
,
I: Val.l. B.! 21.C101 929.640; 35,40 - r ' ..
515.451 j
Lehigh Can! 21,03 W. •851964!:'3,347 • 372,707
„
Sarant S`th.• 11.147 516,65 P. ,414.619
" NYthl . 6,1031"204,16. . ~. 130,5261
By •R.'Briadl 5.347, ..1 43.660 : . 7.312 •l• 602:4411
;11y.Ciliinl.::: • 17,7(nii ..212.,".rti; , ..•46:-o - *19.127 ,
• Dii: & 11*1. 1 2,.341 . .412,1516,,14,200 . • ::422,402
YiPol:-,Sth::i. • -' 1.61,421' .. :. •: ••
?6,21:7
f',ll4inois - in....1.. 7,5.56' 18.1,363 t• 9,131'; • 228.1:12
Tre,?,!rti‘n...:: 1,304' ' ; 47,95,1 1.567; ' ,
-;* :,.1.1531
Short Mt..... i .. -2,4011
.. 40,0311 _ p.471‘, .. .19, , 4).31
Frantli I) (.:0! - • •.2.6f 1-;: • 311.501 . . • 2.1:4411 . •22:1001
. liroud Top:;... S,•2B(ii• .238,751 . •••7.:,-11 , ., - • • •110.01
- -
131:4,284:08:qog,•175 - '6,128,0t,6 1
-.•
I==
THE coAL MARKETS
PRICES 01' CO - 11-Bf THE CARGO.
W . P.F.kLYTioR-TiLE
• .
• • . • .- .A.l.74;itsT 17,
.Schuylkill fled' Ash Erepai - ed,..• 1. 23
Chstiint, - . 5:00 67 .
.• Steabs 6 501 6 . 75
• ..St. Boat and '6.750
' . :and 5t0i•0,..% .... 6W -
.
75
". • • ehestnut,'..l . ... , .'; . 5' 25 c 4, .5.50.
Lo(inst Mt. Lump, St. Boat 6 50 , 0 - 6:75
Waken • • •
.. • 6' 75q. 7 o 0
• ."... ' :Prepared: . 6 - 75 V 7:00
.C.hostunt , 504 t •
lo.rherri• .. .. .. 1107. t.
13+4mm - A Rea Ash,: • . 7 25@.'
-r- , ehigh Lump, St., Boat
. 4 - , 7 . 50' 7t;
l'repared,. • - i 75'd&
" • chc,,tuilt, ' • ~ - • •,6 50-'4 • •'•
Br : Qatrrop, • • - • • •
.7 50'.'t6 •
NEW
_• . AT NEW VOlitd. • •
: •1- - •• .:-A.tieusT l ll4:l36s: - .
Schurifird As..ll'by.lload Load:, s , 8' 25(1.4-' 8
.50
~, ( 116:itnnt; •". • "
• ". Lump ' .'•
.• • " -ItrOken:& • •.((.0 . ..8 .00
Stoi-e . • ... •:
•.- •: •.• • ' (i 4. 6 -. 50
Lehigh. White Atilt Lnmp • S .. .. Si•Boaf .• 7 7544 - 8 : 00.
• . .. .„ '7514 8-.00
"•' (A stunt,, • • • 7'00'1:4. 7-.50
.• • • .
Mc' anion . Coal atElizabetliport.*:.
1.41.
'mi.) and St. Eoat by:Cargo: •
.. . - ..... .. ... (4 .
S. oye . .. . .. : . ':
Chestnut; JLL~i
:16.ee :.*
' • Jl.chigtt.Cortt at Etizattellipart.
Lnyni.) and tit. 1.16 at. by • 7 . 5 , 5 n 8:110
Braen .- 'and' . • -‘ 7' 7;5 . 14 8.99
Prepared'. • •":. .." . .
-8.1
011(.8tunt • ". ' • 7
. . . ,
ek: udnui:o Ca.litk!oat 'at.-11Cantlaut.'.
• • • _ .
. .... • f , t • .
St. Boat. .. .. ... .
.. .. ..... . 6.6
:stove . . 7 ;- ••• (it -
Chestnnt. .. .... •
. . . . . ,
lromcn43ly,stria C0.,1a Coal at.Newburg....
titilinat:
, . .. . : ...... • .• • Ot
:•.. . .. ... : t ...
St;e•Auction Sales:: • - •
. .•• ATRALTI.IIE4.IIIE-, •• •
.. • -A-torsT 17, 1355.'
811a . kin P .
itist(inW.Ash-Wholsales '7 59%21- 8 25
...• • " • • :9 50:4.7).;
tykens . Pi> •
• wholetsale 8 Oile. 8 75
" • " 10 0044
CIi3IBEKLAND COAL,-,RIIII of mine f. o. b.:
.at Lo . eut Point,..dult at $7 00 gl7 25. •
...
.
pow. . AT.E.—A' taiga - .nod desirable 11V.hite
L Ash'. Cioljiery'.• on 'the,' Mammoth And Other
Beak quality 'of bfiriarket •.for'-family rise!
revoralily Jotated to market. • liefnll working order. •
Apply to . . • . CHARLES M. '
• Retd .Estate. Age!? F'ot froi 10, .ra.-•
29:tf • •
:Inly. 22.'68
lIE PARTNERA.IIIIIP- 'heretofore
. . • existing. under. the 'firm -nr:.ANSPACH.
SONS,- -- Ptilladelyhio: - and.
F. J;;;ANPACH 'dc - CO.;
Ashland,- ia4bia day dissolved by mutual convent.
• • . • ' .• d - A:s.ZSPACIL :fa
• . • .•
. • . . CHAS - E. ANSPACH. - •
• -„• -• PEED*: J. ANSPACJI ; .•
. . . .
.
The nndersignedlwc": formeda nrtnerhil
aitider tlyd firm nave of ANisiPACLI 1 . 31:19 . S will.
o..mtinut't'the litzeineFs itif , • • 4 . :
• 31INING• 'AND. FIEL 1;111111;1. •.•
••-• • ..• . Office 32 4 . . Wwt In to t .0.4 t eet, ••
-** ••• • : - CHARLIfAi_E, ANSPACII; •• .. •
ANSI 3 AL'It
• A tigupt . .:l . • _ • ; ::•. 31-3 t
COAL FREICIHTS,
. . .
iriorur.Pi? Bichmcind. [Pis i Isi(Ose.
Portland '• • • •' 3 30 . 1 . ... :3 its
NewburAtort..; '3 451 t 3 30
New Bedford . t t ..... 101 .. ... .3 . 00.
Ntiw Limderi .;-, • • s on . . 3- 1.0
New Boveu ••• "• 3 . 00 lirlibreport • • 300
New York • • 1 ...•30.
.Rhode Ilatid •• - 101 Alexandria .: .. .2' 00
,WaFhinn• on.D. na i•llarttord . . . 3 sn .
' Taunton . " ... ...... 3. SO.:l:Newark . ... t 100
;.. ..... . : . tr. 2'2bVrrroy ••
Richmond:Y.. ......... : 3 25 . 1"N0tf014 -2 50
%Dighton -. • - • 1- 201 Derby : ' • i
243' veorolg and 30 boatf , ntrited for-the week. ,: •
. .
. . . . .. .
ErOightn (riim-16lizriticiqiii or,i:.
New York... - .., ... : .. ':s'.
(PI Poilland.'. . '-....'... •,'
Fedi River..". " - '' 30,Newbiityluirt; '
'Newport.::.:.. .. ...1,:., 1 30i New London , -.-
Roidon ..... -...:-....',..: 1 80!.PaNitneket....- .... .....
•
-Norwich. . ... .. 251Tainton.„
•'3'ol New
1: 101 • Portsmout11::.
.Middielown ••• 4N New. Bedford.:
. „ 1. Bridgeport - . 7 .
Lynn.. ... , . Atv. Hartford. '
Salem • • • 1 601.Alban3i
Freigimitttive with an npwird tendency
--'. • Freights froM Baltimore:. • .
To Philadelphia • • • " $2'004 . .
New Yca•lL:: '
• • • ' • (k 7,.• 3 -25'
Bogon. : .• . . .. . ... ..... 4 : (10(4.4 25
Freights from Gieorgetorrit or AlexandriO.
To , ItilSulelphia • •• • • it. 1.5001. 75
Wilton . "• • ••„ • • • • 27534 On
LEM=
-rinelerov,ie
Amount transported during- the last, month i
.:.-.11,450 O. :46.692. 151
•
3.804..11. . 11
1.5,254 17 • .63017,4 03
Lorberry . .
Swatara
niton:crinal,-I.tallrend
"Stip oylkill Counirltrailroads fer 1.863,
•• The following is • the cioaritityyof. Coal lianaporied
over the different. Railroads in ,Schuyll:lll:.Cocinty, foe
week ending- on Thursday eVening last: . • *- •
_ . .
•
Xine 3110 R S. Haven it. R. 45,240 11 .5:'&970 Cto
Mt.: Carbon.::. •13‘ 37,114 h 17
.81111 Creek:.... ... ... 8 ' - 189,345 90
MUlinnoy Q Brciad Mt
Little Schuylkill::;
Schuylkill
.
CaulTrade by linilroad toi 1965.'•'
440 nnnti ty' of: Coal'sent:lij , ..,lla Dread • and Canal fur thc
week ending On Thursday evening lakt: '
,*
'Port
Pottsville '
Schuylkill Busch
Auburn
•Port
Prvvionisly this viar
Total • .
Tots:M) time last year:
Incrosse ED far
Decreue
Le A t ilh
For "
OPERATORS
A..Piniee - At c 0...... 3.465;.:. 104.275
Packer it Ce....-...'.. 3;4:' ' 6R,33t
'Pl'
Mt. !.aaant.'. „.; . ... .‘ 63; • . 13,40
Jeddo - .. ".'. ~..
......... :2,7 •,' - 62,461
It arleigb.„_.. - ...;.'„: ..-' M r; 32,017
Folton Coal: ~'„.. .147 P - ':17,343
Stacit.'...„- .. ...... ..-. . , •. - 631.17 23.678
Sharpe: W eiss .t Ca.: '1,..5.-t ~ • .56.626
Bock Mountain...Z.': . .7g81' 3613743,
Saab's Spring' it...'' -1,943 k ,. 26,3611
Goney BroOkilnal Co 4,2311.: 62,e631
German Pa: Coal Co.' ' 103. t; .4,393:
kiprirm-Mt.Coil C 0..., 5,188 i ... 46,4881
W. T...C4irter 4•C0.; . .. 814, ...28,11191
Beaveilleadow...... . 3.23 t - • 2,601
Lehigh 'Zinc C 0...., . • 31Si • ' 7,733
- John C..:Onnery „. • 130! "'2,293
L.4,31..C0ar • ' • ' : .8.8491 . .101.515
...Baltimore Coal CO.:: • 3361 • 24246
Fraul.. - 1in.... - . „ ... • ... - 47.31. 13,094
• Consoldated Coil 'Co ' 1 9.93 9 1
- -Andeurieer. :.:. .
. '..'...• 41" • 1 12,353 '
:Lehigh ,k, Snag. ...... 728 17, SS4
• Lau l aniek s r s .. ,
..,
..... • . 118 ' 6.742
..Wllkeeb sire. - . ... . -.. '1,1331 10.619
LA'h. Coal ',& Icay..3 C 4 - : I ' 184.
'Other' Shippers.::::.' .13 1 - . 256
'Warren Run ..
.. , 33
Knlekerfiirekerpl. Co:‘
•
; •• .
Delano Coal C 0... ...' • I -•- •
.Barryille - Coal Co._. _ . ' •. .' .
TUtal 1r.11.*
laat piar
Decree
Itcrease.
NEIVA.DVERT'MENTS.
1711 1 1 TB IMO MIA yon want
te. err married :;end a . .
.ftamped direcied..envelope
•, , Vdd I.J Broadway, Now'
York.• - : . :AtigOtia. '66 --33.4 t••
MUMICA_C IMl4TireCirliOtillir,• C. T.
.Ditindore from Boston; 're:tither of the - PiaDO,,
Melodeon: Cultivation Inf
_the Yoke. and. Sing.iur,..
tlitirough Bas..i - and Harmony, will 'give lisimetitina in
.the ahoy T named .branehm Reaidetwe • Taniagni.—
All
ordeiv promptly attended to. • '.'• --• • •
Auglist 5, !iis
. . . ,
....It'll, I TAII.V•ANEk - 00,11.4:EG1A. TE
STI.TIUTE;• A liteniown,
With chartered pririlenee and superior advantaars for
an Englieh, Clar•Ocal, Commercial,and
.flOn: : - NVe.oi.irn Sept. 5: • Grounds- spacirma., -
-•cOmEnodious.Alltis4pplied, , vitti .gas and For
rirculais'addreps :. • .. • • ' . .
Ric.: At; L. HOFFPRD, Pr r eiideni.'.
Anginit 114 .'• • • • • ~3 3-St: • 1.
. .
-.! • LATITIC BERG
UNION - IRON' . :WORK:S.
. . .
Matioradturem of Poliothind, .
:coal; Conimon- Sheri, :and Coal 5.4e4tate.. ,
•' .••. lron---ALL SIZES.- ••- •• .• •
Awist'l9,..go •• . ••• 3.3-3fra• . •
• •
0 HARMING. SONGS ;TOR ORILTIREN J ,
Oiler T‘iin Ifundied, of , thenitu the new -..rnvenile3ln
'sic Book. by EmeliS4N., • , • : , •
1563.. •
. .. . . •
-. ..• .. "MERRY Clint'TES ' ''. • - . .
Thlett will 'soon . he.in the hands•ntAll the yonteg folks
from Aftijne•to enftforma: Aver Ten .T honisnud Copies
ntiendy.lkold: Price - t+n cent's. ••••Speeitnen pages free.=
-Sent rio!t-pni(L, OLIN ER DITSO!. , I,CCO., Publishers,.
•Boiston..* . ... . ' , •-..-
....-:'Aug..19,"1.6.-33-tf..
i93t,979
d119.i .5
.414 159
rtri,l67
9.35
I di.3 593
A 'RIC 11.111114S.P: P. MGA:sajilEC'
- PL. of Ashland. Schttylkill . Counly. Pa.,' has: invented'
.a very itifportantand useful . leg; whtili can, beeraiily
:adjukeilto Suit the growth. of persons: They are real
ly Very beautiful and Substantial, raeliiiices are very
.nioderatc... lie is.iirepared to furnish. amilicants at the;
shortesvnotice..• His_ knowledge in.pairrlitg and senlii.
-tare gives hinta-decidell . advantage in: perfecting a fit
Perrisis ata distance can communicate with him'and.
rest assu:red that theirinten sts.shall 'receive . Strict at
tention:, His'fight.S are secured.. -- *:
• Ashliihd; SChpylkill Co.. Actg. ' .1-4. t •
' •
FIRE AND LIFE :...INBITRANC - E..
(131.-19 S
d3"1.934
(114 15t,
d 69.113
Gerfekal Insurance Agerit and. b'roken
P in c e. over "{right , . 'Earls - ware Store,
. .
. immranee. effected in any reliable Company 'at, retie
Onable'ratee.
.
Pergon mincing imarance'in.my: hand• can
rely oktulving it plaged h good CoinpanMe and prompt
ly atteml6llo:.•'. —43-3 M
FOR:COMFORT CONVENIENOE, TOON':
. • " :QtfrAND.TURABILitY.,.
THOMSONI-LONDONtKIT.CHENEII
ELT,RoPEAT..- RAN OrE.l
BE.AT.:II,ANGE : '6 - Ert . ...INVESTFD. '
SOid) BT
SIIARPE• et . IIItO.IO.SON,.
• 1•:1 . _-.:•No,::ii , ..).:.s;.Secpud . §t„, phihtdelphia;. , • •
Founders and .-Mainancnis rein - of
'Neatens.- Tinned and . •
anailb* Wairem", dr.c., are. -
August
LIgT.T.E " Remaining Unclaiiiied •" in
the Post.Qllice.,..at Stnte of -1 - cansylva
his. on the 13th day Of . An:,tnfit, 156:5.
. • obtain'any thesti lettere, the applicant must call
for . " advertiseitle ters," give the date of this list., and
pay. two cents for advertising. . • .
if not 'called: r g i within one month, 11:fej , will ' sent
in the Dead Letter Oilier. : • • • :•
Degnrin John Morris Anrelia S
Alike Jcihn 'Miter '
, '3l . oratin T W sh.
Brennan :.,fichnny Foley Jere . ...I.lttirrny Mich-sh
Br.n.i.n. Marv.. .Gaynor B . O. Re . nit D '
.
Brady • Mary A': ,Illziard 11 : • !tic:lord!. ',Tohn
Bower Soroli L Iteseell I)ovid•'' 'Really Ellen
Clough Stunt . ' Bart Er}worti Smith AV.rn A
Clay'Jo:seph II ‘...r •hiary Smilh 'Miry J
Curry Tarn.ihr • d.on 3lnry !..I . chuner Amanda
Chri , t kin Cornelia] lay. tins Maria- :Thonue4 Chita .:-
CUrry .Nlary I..yerns Mar:nlalena Warner. Peter
Devlin Johu McCohnell.ll. 2 - • • Wiweler
Dean), 1 / I %lo.MrQitails Thomas Wilson Allein,C,
DnligariJoeephl' Morgan - David Ziel.Tl er *Dr. P M
• Aughsi in, 43.5'. • •M. SILLyMAN. P. M.
•
L - E T
.Re . n2ai ni ug' Unelnicued - in'
thii•POst Oillce'at S7iuyikill IlitVen, in the State of
Pennsylvania, on - the-1 qt h day of Au, , l'ust r .ls6s.• • .
' obtain any'nfiliese . letters, the applicant ninst call
for . •tatfOrtixed letter;c".give tile - dzge tlits:l6i; and
'pay two cents for ativerllsingt„
If not called 'for within one 'mon(h. 'they will be Bent
tc) the Dead Letter 011 ice..: .
• smith Mrs - .E •• • •
Keighant iTtitin Shol len beinee V7l
.Thirridmr Kelly John Thos, '
Citrndly CaplE.reann 4.Siiml Shay Catharine
Ciinlnn .111 itantin brinl . • Shuck Mi - a Wm
.C.iiiner..CP:ittemontenilier. Philip Sweight.Chas
Cleo ' Martin
. -
.Griannts Oen. P- • ThrlPeter
6,ohalle llannnhNe'al Henry . 'Treatt. Oeo
.
'Oursenhouser , '4..Rubens4olin . ..'WOrinn WW.
II iro Alfred • Iti,:hard ' Woriner Capt
Ilinnir.Jdlin • :Rahn • ; 'Werfly: 'Wrn •
Frights
11.11e L1 8. E t' Ll t. T. e l
a I?i : q i i.g
A'n,zl; id'
inple Court:of Common .Plcalu.ot Schnyl
*. • • '
. •
WII.1.01:011137 V, R..111G11 tot:,Mityherr_rfV, R. High,
• lunatic, SYhtece6mniittee, Samuel Hauck, JacabSehol- -
lenherger and 11annah rrife.'in• right of said
Hannah Anna Illph,-I . lorace Rertolette,
Jacolil,: - .Ehst and Apha his mitre... - hirtght of said Ant - IN,
iram -Clearer, Chester Cleaver, minor under the Age
.of foorteeil,Yeara, - by her gnardirtn,..Solorrfon :Yoder,
Anna Q •Creaver. a minor' under the age..of ;then een
yetirs.-b.V:her geardiin, SolornOlf Yoder, - Anna C Clear
er, a minor. under the age of .fourteen
..ears, by her
guardian. Solomon Yoder, Amanda. Cleaves: a minor:
LI ride:" j hh . Age of fourteen years,.hy . her 'guardian. Sol
omon • itoder.- Thomas lE . . Walker. Burd. Patterson,.
Isaac W...Hughea and Mary Matt: . • •
- By virtue of an order of sale madein the above_ stated
Action of Partition, and. to me• directed; there trill. be
exposed to sale or public vendne,. on
Saftirdity. September 2 1565
at I 0 o•clockin the, forenoon;at the Court Rouse. in
the Borough of. Pottsville, 'County...the fids
lowing premises; to wit: .. . - .
. tinit certain.tract qr. - pm:cal .Of - Inn& adjoining the
artrriaM situate". :W.' the Township of Poster,
'County of tichayikill„ and State of Pennsylvania. being
port of a. tract" surveyed in the name :of. John .
which part: is bounded - nnd described M follows
ping at a IntgeyelloW pine, a corner of land surveyed in
th . e'nfigie Of Thomas Reed :..thence by the - same. land
e~nth sir and a quarter..degtges • east. seventy-ttlo. per,
then and - five:tenths .of a perch . .a - heap of atones:
thence by laintsun'Oed In the mitne of .Peter Knabb,
• stal.b.V . the other parttif the said. Sehall tract. south acv
• enty. deareeS, and.a qbarter west, one hundred and eta.
perches and sii=tenths of a 'perch to ftpoit • thence by
land , surveyed:in:the name of Franeis Artilla, • now
'claimed bv the . : Forest - Improiement .Ciimpank: north
nineteen degrees and
_a•half -west; etxteen.perchea. and
four-tenths of
. a perch to - thence' by' land, sur
've)ed to dtihn - llartaian, south'. sistY-aig degrem• and
tutee-gbirters,ennt. twelve perches and. one-tenth Of a
perch to .a pfne . :•bortli. sevouty-two clegrees-an_d 'one
half east- thirty-one pbreben: and tive‘tenths of & perch
. to a:heap:of stones,' fornierly,a -Pine : north twenty..
• seven degrees and three-nuartera 'east„thirty-two
then and seven-tenths of. a,. perch to stones at - fallen .
Pine, and north Awe - degrees and one-half seast -ninety
nine perches and ' tountenthe of a-• perch to a yellow
pine :.thence by the aforesaid• hind surveyed: in the
-. name of. Thoniaa south - forty-six east
tty-three petches and four-tenths of :a perch to. the
flace - of beginning, _containing thirty-one: nerd and
ourteen perches,..etrict . • • .
.. .
I'lo
1 SO
_ 1 .10
...1 10
::.1 65 -
.. I IXI
:480,182 lk
• • EAttattAD, :
. •
.• -.• • •
• fore.' Om 6 or"
sf.s. 16.• 2.462
• 26:340. RV . - 1 . 4673 10
1. 4.415..18 1. -
. . 9;719 • 1,087 '0(1
662,073.05'. • 31.418 00";
108.810 398,323 11
-1.1,070,7 1. 3 18 :430,102 . 06
.11.91V.481 14. •• 646.191.10
35',-79 14'
116,095 CT
al. - TVade
.n Saturday
RAILROAD.
--.-. ' , ._---4.....'
--.---- .
t 5 .49 15 !:31.481'.43,347
3 - ,547,.. 87. 191 .
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6§.'Sqnii.tik
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5 4) . L
.9,29319,601; ,
ROBERT C. HILL,
CENTrtESTREET, P9TTSVII.LE, PA
. . . ,
In the Court of Common Plens,of
•-' Itill.COunti • '
IiVILLOUGHBY.V:H.:IIIGfi Mary Matz,..Finn.-
els . W.-11 - ughes, Isaac W. •Hughee, . Charles A. Heck-.
setitr,. Mayberry V. a lunatic. , by his cornthit
tee.. Samuel .Hauck. Jaeoh Schollenberger and . Hannah
V. B.r his wife, in :right of said- Hannah y, R. Anna.
-v. it. High. Horace "Bertdierte; 'Jacob L. Ebst., v atid
Anna, his wife,. in right of said Anna,, Hiram-Cleaver,
..Cheater Cleaver, 'a minor under ..the, age of..fourteen .
years; by hie guardian, Solomon 'Yoder, Anna C"..Cleay.
er, a minor under the -age of . fOurteer . years, by ber
guardian, Solomon Yoder. and Amanda` Cleaver, a mi
nor:ander the age of fourteen. years, by, her guardian,
Solomon Yoder; • . . ••. • . •• •
S. Sept. , TAS65: • : " - •.
By virtue of an.order of sale made in the abeve stated
action of Partition..kud.to me directed, there will be
espused to select' . public vendue, : • •
'••• Saturdny;- September 2i AI 86S: ' •
.at - 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at the Court Ileuse,.lll the:
,Borough 'of Pottsville Schuylkill Cininty;the following
.
All thatcertain tract or parceltif land situate partly -
In Fuiter and partly . in Cast Township,' Schuylkill .
Cunnty; Pennsylyania. laminded end 'described as foe-..
lowa Beginning eta stone thence surveyed land
Claimed •by The Folcst- ImprOement Company, north
liftraildegieta west, two hundred and - fourteen perch- -
.ee toil stone thence.by land etirveyed to Jacob Grant,
South .eighty-two degrees_ West, twelve.'.perches .to Ai'
stone: . south thirty-nine degrees. west. one • hundred .
and thirtyperches toe stone; formerly a pine thence by
laurtsurveyedfto Peter finabb, ••soutir afty-one degrees,
east. eighteen perches to a . atone •; south thirty-nine de
trees west, •iorty-tkree perches to a . pine ; north fifty
degrees weatcone hundred' Mai thirteen perches to a ;
north twenty , degrees west. sixty-two : perches
to . a snine ; thence by the other part ofsaid tract, south
Setietity. degre . es and a quarter west, eigid. perchea. to a
post thence by land aurVeyed to•rraneis now
claimed by the.' Forest Imrovement Company, Ninth
twenty' degrees east,. one hundred: and :ninety-seven
perches six- tenths A perch to istone '; thence by , .
:the same and land surveyed in the name of Henry Red. •
north ecventy:_degrcer, - east; - . one hundred anti% forty
perches td astone thence.bylarid.Surteyed in the twine .
of Augustus Layenburg. and- claimed • by:the :aforesaid
Coinpany, :north -thirty-four degrees east, :one. hundred.'
And seventy-eight. y?erthem !te the place of beginning,
containing Two Hundred and' Fitty-twO Acres 'ana One
Hundred Atid Forty-six... Perches. with the' allowance of
six per tent.felr ..more or le*:
With the viqutenancee. • -••-
: ••••-• - bfICHAEL licirtix. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Offiee,.PoitsdlitcAnguet•i2, 16e5.
•./inguat 10, '65
- 1 - -J. T. - DELACROIX:
. 1 .---- cpa ,---- A7 No.:3t South Seettuti street. above Cats
1 lint, -Pllll.-aIiELPHIA. •
*Tx4l
7"
---- ,AL. 1 CARPETINGS ! CARPETING% 1
. .
.12liv1rig received-by Tate tgrtvals,4lll.: the newevaaria
attnictiVe style; of - 13arpehnga. t'am.prepsivd.ta
15;140 Offer itt the kiwest wtiolceale and retail, John
i 9 -Crossley and Sotge Etiglish TapettryltralWela: Lowell
9 ,. 013 & 'Hartford Three-ply and . . Extra SOper Ingrain Carpets..
1 0 ; 255 with a large.. anaottatent . medical and low. priced
. 12 , 459 . ..Carpetinge.'Wihdow Slutdeti. Oil Cloths; &c._:
1 9 .00 . • J. T. DELACRODLt.No,-ST South Sicoml...Street,
3,8 7. 4 - tivgen Chestnut and Market, - •
. 1.655, • ••••- qlok ' •
. -
GP,OR6E•BRIGIit
max,
BRICK; .
7,210 for P ETER •.
. .
kifER • ItAN CABLE` CHAIN
•
• - .xiiet . ;' , & , --- 17-4;r:*1:1/91p, •
.-- •
zap'
-41 --
lElll'
• • ;_
. . .
In all its branches. trots 346 to . 1.1;4 Inch... Best-
Proof and Best Best fortrine and coal. taineti.- Also
Triple liiiilnt.Ctudes . ;
.the'only land used new • In Ea-.
.rope for mining. : • • _lag.
..
..,
and PleasantPrano.Songs
New•. .•• . ,
•
We Ore coining' ilonts..T . O.MorrOvr,;.-Soso
'-.lo'Cuf,ers —Frank Wilder. ... ' ..- :. . -
`11 . 4911111i the Bops are Mnreihiiti ar, 'or ihe'llier::
' -rf Hells itre'Rilagit*:—F . 'Min : min. ..
Coniing- / 1 0We.... 0 *;. ..‘The Cruet Aviar. is
. no ver ol,..,ti oNG 'ANT rumirs.—Chi: ,Carroll Sawyer:
'Mr Mother's Sireet-Vrood.hfe.--Wki,Lan.,--M.
.Eln; the Pride...et.
Mote' Ifff y A rm.clittie • pieurest - 314ititee.-1 7 :
Prue of eec.b of the nbove, '3O . cents, on receipt of
vibieb..,copies -• will .be mailed post-paid. • OLIVER
DITSO.Ii "&:CO • : • '
AiTpst_l9,:6s.
0 . ...:k'' L ' II 0 . 0 P : S K f arrs.:::.. 6;18:
"OWN . MKE" . :OITOOP.S . KIRTS
Are gotten up expressly - to meet the ivatifs of first class
trade: • They emlicice a complete assortment of all•the
• news-and desirable styles: sizes and- length; _for Ladies:
-Misses and Children, and- are superiat- to till -others
wade in Point of symmetry::finish'
and' - be-
Ing made - of the tlneit-ternpered English Steel
'with linen finished cid - Ming:land having all themitalic
fastenings: immovably secured. -by m proved machinery.
They retain their shape and elasticity to . the hist,-4and
are warranted • to give entire satisfartirm: • •
• -•Also. constantly in receipt of fall line's of good East,.
ern Made'SKIRTS, at very low prices. - Skirts made-to
order, altered-and repaired. WIIDLESALE AND RE-
L, at 11.4.NUFACTORY AND SALESROOM. - Mi.-
- 62 S Arcb.B4rert, above'Sinth, Phittinda.
1%0777E1411S CA4511.. ONE PRICE ONLY.
• - August 19.'¢5:• • 33-4 in.
: It'uood Sugars you wish to 'nig,.
F. Haugelet's is the pin
Bainut stepiri..etru li e,:
im a : try, .'
Hell WI puree and taste
. . . .
Tice Tnbacno.'s of tfin•nholtesi brands
• As In Pottscille'yoli
'Eel: . sell mach cheaper Cod-by f!ir •
. Than any sane of his.kind...
. . .
He has Tor Bale "Hale:'q Patent Pipe,
Which cahses .immetise attraction
To toll -noito confess
They give 'great. eatiefaCtio4.
. . . , .
d. tide patent, ..
But besi in.min pipe, • •.• .• ' - .....- ••
..
.• . . Is not forshhOting nafttidce,,. • • . • ,
..' *.,
- . It fit a.tWisted. turneduptbine; • ,' -, .-. •
• . That'you Itintrwith•two,Cent cartridge... • ,
. .
It is without denbt the:cheapest rand • must pleasing
pipe ever offered to the public. • Call and . exalt - tine for
yourselves at - F..' C. 11.11 1.2. OE L ER 9 B • Tobacco
Store, Centre street, Aicitde Building. :• .•
.'• ....:- •
'.. Auzust I'J: t.O. . . . - . *.•• •:. :- :• • .p . ,i- -- ... •
CAUTION TO FARMERS,
'Wheica.9,.cottata Indiviciaala who call theiat.elres cey
Agents for the sate '
111 0 li , 0* P .111 P
• :
GENUINE, IMPROVED r....•
SUPER PHOSPHATE 01 1 LIKE.
-•-- • •
go:amengiethe - Farniere,, Offering' the sanie at a:priee
'torch below my establised Philadelphia and Baltimore
Retail Price. I hereby give notice-that I havens Agents .
to haWk in yartieleii about .! It 6:-sold at iny °ince and
Depot
ho.27:Nprth Front it.; Philndelphie;
.• • AIs:D[AT. MY. BR.A.NCII:IIOLE
.•
No, 14 1161Tlei9
. .
. It is alai) by •respowdble.denian+ la all parts of
the country. I make,.no• consignments hut sell at my
wholesale Price. to licensed. dealers,. .and .at my,retail
price. to censtiters.- :My pric'e is uniform to all. Sixty"
dolls per, per tint in Philadelphia. and Dollars. Per
ton in Baltimore-; Three 'Dollars per, ton for: freight,
&c:. added to_ the. :Baltimore . price.•."Dealdrs are-not
.perMitted to overcharge . the; Farmer, but to be saris- ,
fled with n reasenable profit:: and. to' sell' for no' less
than my retail price at Philadelphia, mid .n 6 more than
my.retail price in .Baltimore: •. ." •.
. I du this fortheprotection: of the Farmer! 'that my
article should' not fall In. the:hands of irreeponSible
piiriiex to undersell and adulterate. •, • • ".
Farmers will find - it :to their, Interest dell` only
.With responsible parties,. and' allow . taeM , make a
fair profit, as no amp: honest or. Otherwise,. will wurk
for nothing: • ~Itespectfully.yours. . •
.MOllO PHILLIPS.
[Jan. 28, 'fis-,4-1y1.•
August 19,
A N . 0 IK.D I ri JANINE' Protest ..- rh o 'Bor.
Pottsville from Diliunige fra.m
Coa1.0)11.-atid AlSeizziate, ' •
Si.c.7re.e: Ite•it ordalnedtind enacted hy:the,Titwn•
Council of the Borough of P.otteville..; and it isterehy: •
ortlained•.and enacted:lby the. tuit horify of •the. same,.
That from and after the Hest day of September next. no
person or persons ahall.keep in any houre,
,'store, shop,
dellar..shed.-yard. or other place within this Borough:: a '
greater quantity (if Coal Oil or 'of Benzine, at any one
tithe. han two barrels of - toal,bir mid two barrels of
Benzine, Without a licensefor that purpose first had
and tibtaitiell from the Town:Coniteit - in the .manner'
prescribed - lit the second smiled of this ordinatice. •
:Sticrrins - 2. T.hat.when - any per Son or persons: desire
"to use or to erccratal.pccupy any - building- or place fur
thgkee; jug or 'storing of Coal' Oil it of Benzine, in,a
greater gthintitythantsyy barrels of 'each at any one
time, they.may present to the Tci . Wm Council - a petition
setting forth the greatest quantity of Coal Oil and Bem
xiiie intended tube kept at. any one tine: and the size,
and locationof the building-or place' which is intended
to be Used for that-put Poses; and if after due examina
tion of the premises, the Council shell he of, opinion :
:That: thgyetttion can he granted Withent.danger to - the
publictir to the.adjacentproperty; they may by reselu- .
lion, direct •that license• be. : wetted and idgned by - the
President of . the Town Council. and the - ToWn. Clerk.
. for imch length of time as the Council Imaydeterinine,
for the storing and keeping' iti the place (lest-I-Paid in the_
, Pet it ion, sitchlman titles of Coal. Oil- and Benzine as: the
Connell - may deterinine canbe kept 'at onetime'
withont dangeitothe:publictr to the adjacent premises:
• • Sioriorot: Erich and every person tiffenditig. against
the provielons of this . ordinance, shall, forfeit, and pay
the sum often dollargfor.each and every barrel of Ben-
Zide and for each and every of Coal Oil over and
- above two hprrels of cach:as mentioned 'in the first
section of trim ordinance: ten dollars for each and
'every barrel:of Coal and each, and every barrel of
Benzinotbat may be* kept or store by - atiy one:itrex;
ceSetif the'quantitymentioned in the license granted to
Stith person or person, under the provisions-of the see- -
rind section of this ordinance -t . and Igeverycase; all the
- Coal Oil or r . a
Benzine kept otored in. violation : of this
Ordinanee shall : he forfeitefl for .thows,e of the Borough
an. ail , adiitiotiat - Penalty Provided, that. the 'Toscn
• Connell May at their own platten; release 'the. forfeiture
of the Coal Oil or Benzine. neon the payment orthe
•nviney penaltf r iaerehi mentioned and, alt.costa •anctex
perms:
PasSed into an ordlnance - itt.the'Boroneh of rot teville
this - fifteenth - day of Angust, A. D.. eighteen hundred
mid-sixty-five. • . ••• JAMES NAGLE. Prest. protein. .
Attest,--A„ t WIIIT . NEIt;.Town Clerk. • -• • .
'
TO FARMERS AND. DEALERS.
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF' LIME,
F.or Sale at litannfactirer's pepota:
No. 27 North frontNtrect, Philadelphia,
No. 14 Bowley , s Wharf, ' • Baltimore..
,
Permit five'undersigned ,to' correct - and' reinove the
Impression Farmers have that the article now sold as
"ALLEN NEEDLES' StI'ER:PIIOSPIIAT E,''' Is the
same as the well-known- titIOR(VPIIILLIPS'
.INE IMPROVED SUPER,PIIOSPITATE." formerly
Sold-by Allen & Needles. - I Was not aware until r,erAint
-lyt [barmy Super-Phosphate. 'of which I am and always
have been the sole Piomiettie,sas well-ha Manufacturer,
was sold in any ideality as "Allen kt 'Needles.. '•
'Allem& Needles were 'dealers,' who bought and sold
my.Simer-Plioephate others.litV and
Shire .L commenced the: manufacture ot rripaennine
.lniproved Sintei-Phosphate.taf• Lime. I have mannfac
lured it of the sathe material: the 'Sombrero.Ountio,"
of which I hate the sole control. The interest which I
-hold in the-island ie Much that no ot her inanufactiirer in
the United States can-obtain' the' Same millet - 1M ; and
„Without that same material UM same'rarticle cannot be
produced - Let it 'be -clistinctiyunderstobil :that I have
nee:tents 'who tire authorized to Zero their own Mimes
'on "the Package, It you would Obtain the Ring - triedand.
reliable article 'of -My. manufacture. yon must perchase
of those whosiell 'with my nanie-Vm.sonlyi: . It tato your'
own interest to be apprised of the foregoing statement.
• Messrs . :Allem& Needles. never. • man p gtnied Super- :
'Phosphate tri:nly.imowledie; Before they - sold' nity.er--
obey sold- the .m.ainifnettire of Messrs: Potia &
Klett, They now saythey-mannfactiwe their own. be.'
cause of the-manydifficulties . .theY bad wherfother per
' tieetnautifactured for them.: 'Whatever - di dleul ties the*.
may hate had with Potts &lilettl do not- know.. Mal
know they never.had'aoy difficulty with me. :In -May,-
18C2.,.Mearirs. Allen & Needles . - ealled...on are to Pur
chase Moro. - rifllifse..Stipei-Pliosphate:.. I contracted
. with them to supply a certain of, tone per an
nnm'at a specified Mice; whichl did until last Fall-.
theta refits-et:lto supply them with - anymore miles* they
.wOrod.remoVe their names froth-the stencil, thich they
consented to cb.• They sold - wbat'l 'supplied 'list Fall
.
withoutiheir-name attached to-it, . -
.
The article them set this - year.' may he as good as
mine, bnt I'wish the pu,bile to Imtivrthat it is not Outdo
froth the Mme material as tlieThcispliate'thei sold for
the list three years, cailed - MORO PIIILLIPS , GENII
INE IMPROVED SIIPERLPHOSP IE UTE OF LIME:..
Respectfully your& - • •
• 31•01tO—P11111.11.IPS.
Philadelphia. Aug'. 7th, , • 58-4 t •
_ .
'1:000 FEET BEILTING, different
'olva,, at redneed - pricet. 'Por mile •et •
- BEASIS
_BLASTING PAPER of
5 U terent ta. )Oet. received and Tor rale at
•weigh
• -; B Book and Stationary:Store.
• .
. .. .
. . .._...
IBew.isre,. pi , .- Coimair.P..rzilli 4146 Unicepairier
Tram.re. s.ohdetivoring to 'dispose of tbeir,.ovni and oil!
"er'preperationi f '.on the reput*ion, attained- by '),I.E.Lia-
BoLo , ek• GEN triN z PoirARATIONIS.' • (April . B. ' 6 6 - ..14:Ga1, '.
• .
• --" - • • - - - .•
91 A:VI.° 11 1 $1 , ..erfumpTy pzid,Toilet Sqsiv a - ..
:1. - 1-ly.
••••„. , .: ' . --: •:' .- ...
. : 'ilUQIirS . • .
-CLEAIThE THE STSTEH `OF:-ILL . IHPI3II
Eitablimhedalrar a Quarter at, a COanaiy
.
Dr •Swiksnor!'
Dr. Swaynee!
urZ 44 1 / 2 vdpe's7
lli Svrayne.'34'.
Swayne*.e"-. : "Panacea.”
liwaynOstilood-Pitrftylng
. Panarea.”
!itOr. - Soayne 9 s . Blood-Purifying Ponatel. ll
Swaynels_Blood-Purffyhig-Pauarea._ )9 .
Foe Seroltda, Ulce4l,4l.Sore Throat,: Indolent: Tn
MOII4 -bed effects otenerenry.. enperior to any.
remedy ever discovered. Prepared only by
, • . D.R:SWAYNE SON. •
' • 334 North Sixth Street.
Sold it the Drug Store of 11111iRTS/iYLOß,..Potterille
. •
Blelstaboldts Erre acre Smut; and Impeosin) Rose
w mrar cures eecret and deliaatis disoodes, in all their
stages, at little e, little or no change in diet, no
inconvenience and no exposit:ult. It is pleasant in taste
and odor, immediate in its action. and free froM all in-
Jur:one propertlee. April 8, .66. ' .14 , 5 m .
13 O P I IN S:',
MORO PHILLIPS'
Pritirr
'rue.
Ba.OOD
,F. WHITNEY,
mrpus POTTEItIIt
- Dealer in ,
- • . . • .
.•
' AIiEIIOALAND FOREIGN..
• . _
GOLD AND SILVER,
Foreign - Exchange,
trnhed Sixties . Borids,
Ottivirterniasierls Vouchers
. ,
-• And , Uncurrent . NoCkey.
- •
MONEY . RECEDED ON DEPOSIT,—
INTEREST allowed as per specialagreement.
. .
STOOP and - BONDS bought and sold at
the New 'York and Philadelphia Boards of
Brokers at the 'Usual Oommission.; -
. Misith 26. 7 .6.5; ' ••• 12.1 y
• . A Mindy and conclusive test . of the propertie of
fiv.Lunoi.tosT.t.ronETTiACT 13GC1117 *ill bell comp:win/in
with thw'set.forth in the United StatesDispentatoiy..-
SELDEN & CO.
Manufacturing Jewellers,
27: COURTLANDT ST., N. YORL
i00.,b00 I ,VATCHES,
cIIAINS,
• . •
. • .
•d 0 .L . D • . N:.O IL S
. .
• wolt•TO..:esoo,000 :•-,
TO BE SOLD:-1T :ONE - DOIiILA It EACH ..WITH--
•OUT TO VALUE.
IND itOT TO !LID: UNTM YOU. KNOW .WHAT..TOO WILI.
.
Splendid_. List .of Articles
to Sold' fo k' DOL R' EA inch.
, be : S old r. .
as
200 dente` Gll
oldiinting Case Watchei.:„.ssotoslso
• 300 Ladies!. Gold &Enameled Case Watches 35 "
70.
• 400 Gents' Bunting : Oise Silver-Watches... 35:" TO'
• • 200 Diamond Rings' • •-..... . . OW". 100
3.000 - Gold Vest and Neck Chains . • • •15 30
3,000 • "• . -" 4' -6
3,000-Gold Oval' Band Bracelets . .... - . •, -4 ." . 8
.
4.0e0 Chased GOlcl.l3facelers s'" 11
2,000. Cbataliiie.Chatiti: and Guard Ch s aini.... 13." - 20
6.000 Solitaire and. Gold 4 " 10
2,000-,Lavit and Flofenthie Brooches' " • -- 4'
2,600 Coral, Opal - Mid -Emerald. Wenches
. 4' - 8
2,000 Mosaic, Jut, - .Lariii and plorentine Ear
4,500 Coral, Opal. and Emerald Ear'.
Drops: : : .4" • 6'
4.000 Californnt•Bbainouci Brewit . Pins . 2 50
9,noolGeld Fob and Vest-Watch Keys •• - 2 50" • .
4,000.-Fob 'and Vest . RibbOn • Slides . ... • • 2 . " 40
4,0(1)..5ets Steer - C. Buttons. Stud;. etc • • •3 "
4,400 Geld ThimbleS, Pencils, • • 4 “ 7
6,000. M iniuture' - Lockets: -. .. ... •'5 •,. 8
4:000 Miniature Lot kets . -;-Magic Spring ,3 " 20
4.ooo,Gold•TdothPieks, Crosses, etc.-.
5;000 Plain Gold Rings
5.000 . .Chitsed Gold Rings — , • " 4 . "; 11
7,000. Stone Set and • Signet Rings •?, •50 " 10
5,000 California - Diamond .. ..... ~..-....-. 2 " . ..10
7.500, Seta-Ladies': Jewelry . —Jet and G01d...." 5 " -15
6,000- SetslatlfeS' ,leieelry—Catneo,,Peari;etc: 4 " IS
5,000 Gold - Pena; 'Sir* Extension-Holders , .
• 4" 10
400' Gold:Pens and Gold;hiounted Holders.: ..3
5.000 „Gold Pena and 'Extensiou-lbilders..,, 10
• Silver. Goblets and Drialting Cups., .. ... 00
.I,oooSilVer'Castors.. . . ... . 10". -
2,000 - Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets. 10 . " •50
.
.1,000 Dozen Silver Tea Spoons: . . .. . : :$lO to . .f 0
• 1,000.'.'•.‘ -* •••..- Table Spoons-and Forks. 20." 140
•• MANI•EIC . tar • DISTIaIttnISIN. •
• CEBTIFICATES,ntiming each article and its Value;
are placi-d iu SEALED' - ENVELOPES, 'which - are well
. tamed: , One of thesti:Envelopes, containing th'eCer.-
-.tificate or.Oriler (or- some article, "(ivCirth at least one
, dollar at retail,.ywill .be - . Sent . by, mail-to any ,edaress, •
withont regard to choice ou receipt of 2,1 Cents. • .The
. purebaser will see What Article it -PBAS'fi, And Its value,
which ms„V-be from . One to Five ITundred, Dollars, and
..can then send- brie: Dollar. and 'receive the Article
:seeing
tiny on the listOf the. same and,after
:seeing, the article, if it does- not give perfect: Satisfac
tion: we desife. it to:be inuitediately
.returned . aud the
amount paid will be refunded.- • ' •
By this mode we give selections from's varied stock
of tine "
goods,' of • the best-make and latest styles and of
.' int; taste worth. , at a nominal -all hove a
- chance of securing articles of the-very higheit -value.
.. In hit ea:Sea - we charge for : forwarding the Certificate,
::postage-and doing the business, the sere - of Twenty. ,
five cents,' Which - must be'enclosed in the order,. Tire
Certificates wilt be sent for $1 ; eleven • fur $""; 'thirty
• f 01.52; .sixty-five' for $10; one hundred -far $l5. • ••
naly.de . peitcl on-hoeing
pr.Olipt.returb.q, atql.the article dratrn.• will be lot
seat to any at cress by'return mail.
.Entire SatirfacticulGhatanteed -in all cases. • •
.. -. Write-yobs-Nagle, Town;'County and State plainly
and address' ,: • . stlF,I. DEN. de 4.'0.,
• 27 - COairtlisiodt *tree*, New York. •
May 20. 'GU - • - ' • ''2o-Gin
Ailother-liopeless case of Consumption
CURED I3T
OR. SIVAYNE'S
C O,3I.POUNP SYRUP. of iVILD CHERRY.
. .
• •
wonderful. '
• • . • .eureaverfornied - • . • . •
l' • ••
by-this valnable.mediz , - • • .
-.• • • .cinr io Pfilmothiry CON- *,•••' • -• .•
• . :SI.7ItiIP'CION. CoiMhs, Colds.Asth- • • • •
•; ..ma.,• Bronehitis. 10fluenza, Whooping • .
Crtch, Croup. Spitting -Or .Blood: . _Liver cot& • •
plaint, Pain in the Side and Breast, Tieltling or. Raising,
in the Throat, and. all Diseases ot• • the. Lunge-
. and Breast, have' eXcited the astonish-
merit bf all who - have Witness:, - •
•• • :
edits marvelous ofttict. • • ' • ••••• • "
. • . .
''."Ciitisurnption"::
. .,,,,.',,, x ,,,, "Can he cured." S •
'' tiCinisureptinn!' ...- 7.7 . ,.' - ' ''''-'• . . '.'f'an be cured.:" . .
"Consiimption"
. dompo UND ~.
-C . an be cured. '
....Coustimpti‘m" .... . .. . • . Can be cured." .
•• "Consumption ': . - . •.i.-onn . /vet - . "Can ha cured.", '.
• ."Courimiptiou" • .'" b : ""- "''' . "e a a n n be..CPed..: . ' ..
"C' ni i im P ti 'd" , WlLD CDERRT "C.- be cured
•.
."Constimption" •, - .. . , -i.eri-be,cured......,
'Can be cured."
• . "ConnmPian”' :. IS THE : ."
' ' • •d " .
- "Consumption" - -.' . .., -••-1 n be cure .
.'`.•Coiltumption" . R E MiE.D.Y .... ... C Can he Cured."
•
"Consumption" .. - . -.- • an be cured."
'Thirty Tears'Experfence.'nnd the'-e•reat amount .of .
testimony from nil parts of the wbrid, - bas . pieveri it's
st.ndard ninireliable re.mcily. -
.. .•• -
•- :A nA.Siiii•owri, Linca-ter.Co., Pa.. May I. ISfif). •
.•
,
. .
SWATNE.Sr. g9(1:1:. GF.NTLY.IIgN-Abillit two years
ago. my wife was *meeting with.Consumprigin, and du-.
ring her siekneSs: had the , best medical attendance -In
this and adjoiningtouittles. Her case was pronounced;
hopeissa hyfill them. I was induced, through tue,
ree*mmendatiOn Of pint- agent, Dr. Isaac 11. Miller. of
West Breekncick, Berks County, Pa:, and who can veri
fy these facts, - to try-Dr: SWayne's Compound Syrup of
-Wild Cbeirry, • After naing -it for :some time: she was
entirely atired,-,and rairt• its.' Well : as ever in her life..
and fully able to perforin. her tumid lalMr. Tam so
thatlt is to your 'preparation that I am, in=
debtetilor her restoration to - health, that I: grant you
full liberty-to rice her case:'publieity.- in the',hope that
other**.now suffering may derive beueflt friim her expe.
• rience. ' • Tours, respectfully. : — • •
This - old established remedy. prepared only by" Dr.
.SWAYNE SON. GP : - North Slath - Street.
: Price. $1
per bottle bottles. . •
rirsold by. IIENRY SAYLOR. Druggist. J. G.
'BROWN & SON, Pottsville,and all dealers In-lledlcine;'
NEW ‘::: - PE.RFUDIE
. • - :,f. 0 R . THOIAN D KEftC H 14% '• .
P., -. K . A.. - &- -, O' . :M '.S
A. Most. 1 1 1,626 DOicnte find Fyn.
frttna..the
Hare. amid . 1 113ynntifni. Flover (rain
taturti.itm. ntitite.. • • "•
ilann4heinied only by . VOA 1.4(E,T Sc SOW.
Eir - BOWare of.. Counterfeits.
Ask:fp): 1 V•rrlpies- , -Terke pan °filer:,
Sold be ilf!iv.ist4
`71.11.9.1.
EISS - -MAGDAIEIA 80EDEFELD •
Fashionable Cloak and brien:lllakee,
FORWFOI.!.NaOANICA OF aFOIIGE, Partal`ll.:LE„
. . .
Sole Agee, fc:r the Madame Damaalst ,
new 'system of
cutting and inakipglir eqsr43: Yoang.ladiei MatTneted
in the art.' ' • - April 1, ,tia
. .
Take No Amax t arLEASANT AND IJII sArs -Bailin:ars
for.unpleastint and dangemda diseases: [Tea linat
itoivs.Erraaar-BoeinT and IzeitOPED }A)l3llVilili. '
A
..__
A~AAILLERiiIBCRG STEAM; ISALW
LVI
,
Tbelindersigned havinglarge' Stearn Saw Mills;
oda floe-stock off.ine. Oak • and' Beni:lock Loge, at .
Aillershorg,. Dauphip. County, ra.; are„ prepared to
nunretcture, and foiivard to order, the heaviest bills of
.uniber.for Breakers, Bridges, Ship. Boat • and Car tim
er at short Ootlee, "to the cities of Thiladelnbla,
.lore..Witahington and New YOrlr, orto' any points on
. te Delaware River,- Union, Sehuylkill„ Raritan,Penna.
r Tide-Water canals, or onthe Ncirthern 'Central,
ennsylitutia other connecting railroads:.:- Address
_ FRECK Sc•CO.:
Dauphin Co.,_Pa. •
la-
"Panacea."
"Panacea."
"Panacea."
"Panacea:,
c.l-vLows. Perfumery Toilet - Soups
L may be had in all the lr at.r the new Book
- od Stationery Store of BOSBtSHELL & BRO..
Centre Street below Trir,ity Church, Peturcille.
IDS TO BEAUTY:--Spann eh Carling
ertnin-'-Wgrantod. to earl the most straight or
-,lff hair Into wavyringleti or • massive curil,— ; sl;,:z...
•-• LORIKEL' OF IVY for the permanent removal of
Tan,Freckles; Flerhworms. lesving
:f• On amootlt. soft, and of an alabaster whiteness-7S .
s ewe. 'ORIENTAL BUBMA, uproots hair from , low.
reheadshr as part 'of the hody. 'without loriny to
ifs auk-81 • 23.
• Mailed free. , Address . GEORGE
71i3 Broadway, New York. • •
." • , • 'l6-3m". ' .
footoaipt.
Saturday,. A ugust 19, 1865.
THE L A TEST :
._:NEWS,
, . .
Failure el" the Atlantis 'Coble— . Bale.. et i
Government Peoperty-311meellaay.
The glitlentfc*Cable la a allure. • The Great Enfant
has retni-ned ; On August .24,' the cable
vaned. and *end was ranki 0
nto,water 90,; fathom/
IhiringoCtober thiGoveintrient will sell 90.bootrim
tins acd no can 111 Rid:lmnd, DO locomotives and TO/.
can at Alexandria, and 6locontotives and /.1.• cars a •
Norfolk' and Portsmouth ; anoo tons of railroad iron st'
be sold at Alexerrd.ia. - and 1000 tots st City Point,
' The Minnesota Democratic Stste Convention ntet og
Thursday. Resolutions ',Sere adripted endorsing Pre..
ldent Johnson's
. 1)441cy, ati& agora:mein a protecU#4i
Five thototazid ooldiers..tirelO be htunedlately .
tered out at Etiehmond; • . •
.
- '.Tbe twmay.toar. oN•emente - ot the -ratetan etteetla .
corps - tire to .be consolidated Intoilx. • - -
An arsenal taltichmotid exploded on -Tueedey ,tast.
One marl ,was killed and one: wounded, The lope is
The National Teacheniation.
r F l 'i bt oa : ell Y iuni been appointed Naval Officer of
. ,
In the recent S.Onth 'American naval - battle tile Braga•
inn loss was 300and•the ParaOniyan 180 , .1... • • •
The debt of Canada Is over. 5T5.. 0 00.000. • •
-TheTrigzateCongre.-s bat, atmin stink - at Norfolk. . • :
• On Tuesday. might:. a safe Was' blown:. open In Port
land, and ....t42,5:000 were stolen.' . • • . - ' •
:Last weetin man.vras con victed:nf bigamy ImTilmrit,'
who had tw living;and wasjust goincto mer..
ry Another. : . • . ' •
A
. . ,
sentinel, near Washington,' on Wednesday evening;
tired at an. eecaping prisoner, but, instead of striking
him, be mortally wounded a lady ,who was: walkingin
The shack of. an earthquake' wia felt at St. Louis On.
. .
• Two soni,daughter, and .the mother-in-law of Jet
fi!ison Daviss have pte*d through - New Tort on their ..
:way to Montreal. • . • - •
The amount'raisedit Washington for Mre, Davis
. .
Great cineltteasaa'reported to be vI dted upon the no.
groes I),' .. the - planters of'Worth Carol : • . •
There is great opkositlon,to theestabliabmentcrtne T
E•chonls in Washington.. . - '„ ; • •
-General - Palmer has emaranteed to the negroea of
Lexington,. Kentucky, .perfect... freedom of religions
,• • _ .• . Afall.ANP. August 16th, .1885.
EDITORS . history of Gen.
Washington Retheyder every citizen of
Schuylkill County: He is a man - whose thoughts and
exertions' are tor' ethers rather -than himself,-for his
country rather than his own - amarnitzement • whose
high purpose is adopted. on just principles, and never
abandoned-while heaven and earth aftbrds Means of tic- -
complishing it ;. who will never seek - an indirect silvans
take by a specious road; nor take an - evil path to. gain a
real good purpose.'.
He is a sincere and znslons supporter of the Conatittl
tion and GoVtirnment of the United 't.kates. and no intlti:
core.- however.grent, can be 'brought .to bear that will
cause him to deviate from - the course, of rectitude and
.
' Ashland, fully knowing till worth and lofty character:,
wonidMost respectfully, request that he marbenomina
ted on the- Fulon ticket for .Assemblyman from this
Ashland, deserves . a representative this Fall.
and in heerlg,ht she demands-this man of -her.choice as
the.noininee frnn this end of the County.
• • .. : Yours respectfully, • . "AstitAND.o •
Tue DELEG.,\TEEcrtoss.---The delegate
elections of tlie Union party of Schuylkill
County,.will take place On Saturday next.
Let good 'men be selected for delegate's, and
an unexceptionable ticket 'will" be placed be
fore the citizens of the . County to: be voted
for at the October election.- • •
, .
. .
arz-The 'cholera has broken out in Spain...
:
The Preeidenthahla general levee on Sat. ,
. ._
. A - Thirty - Southern • pdst.-Offices were.dpened
Fayette'Ne3lullin.;•of Virginia, is an appli
cant for. pardon. : •'' • ;. '
' •
A - The people of Brazil are agitating the abo-.
eit - The Presideritidtends soon to restore the.
Writ of liabeits'eorpus':.• . • .
`flErThe'reeeipts Of internal revenue otttiatur - -
day were $1,305,995 . .
cri - r The President- granted serenty applications
for pardon on.3londay. . . . •'.
- 41 - Porirten thousand Union sOldiers have been
"buried itt s .Andersonville.; •. • -
hi - During hist:week, dice hundred and thirty
five patents were issued.:.
' 43' The greatest lawleSeneas.continues 'to pre-;
Tail in the mtcyrorof 'Texas: . : • '
41 - One' &unity' in Illinois will produ6e. a toil=
lion gallona of wine this year::. r
. • 41 - There are in operatiim 1521 National Banks,
• With a capital Of $357,330,241i . •'• .
• • 41 , The total - nu - Mb - ix Of. Indians. in the - United
Stases, is' estimated at 314,622.. . •
soldiers 'can.- - be disinterred': in' North
Carolina until NOVeinber, -1865 • ••. • . , - •
• isirThe condition qUilio freedmen in * Louisiana
is reported to be very favorable... • •
oirThe-tnail rontes'fronatiehmond to Weldon; •
iCorill Carolina, have been opened. -.• •• •
• SW - An alarining cattle disease iy rapidly spread-,
ing the heighborboood of londob.
•
Oar it Missouri the COurts refuse. to, receive
the tekimony. of ranimed rebel soldiers. : .. •
&sr A Milk company lma been formed in Boaton •
to snpply pure milk at. five centa'a npart. ' •
OirThe.force' in the :Government armory at
Waahington has been reduced. td
,fifty, men. •
.
' so - The frigate. Congresa hoe been - pereadully
rai,ed at Forttesk Monroe;' and taken tb'Norfolk.
gre-Generale Grant . and Sherman .have been
invited to attend the appriiaelaing. Indiana State
.
Air Hon. E. H. Eastman,. of. Nashville,' ham
been thade.a confide:deal Secretary of the Preai-
sat-General ringer has enpptessed.apnlilie din
nor given in honor of feturued. rebels n Raleigh.;
Aci'General Lee has been tendered the. Presi
dency of:Washington College,'at Lexington, Vir
. hint • ' -
-ag - There 1 , . a rumor prevalent in Georgia_ that
Southern planters, are ahipping . their negroea to
. . .
nirßotelnim 'a Co.; - and Graham k Co, StO(.k bro.
kers of. Noir'Yerk; ,failed' for largo amoona on
Tuesday.. • . ' ,
. . .
4-TrThe propeller 'Meteor, that ciAliacrwitli the
rewahic, bn . Lake Wll9 buined atDeti•oft
• :
A mil it err: council is to be hell at Richmond
at the end of :August, at %Thiel' President Tolmaim
,
will at . tetrd..-- • .
. .
fleThe ateanierEvening Star,
leaded With 309
le
has of enttpir,' wait burned on Red river,- two .
air - Roil. George E. Pugh, of. Cincinnati, - bail
been retained as a7eociatecertnsel in defence of
Jefferson Davis: 7 - . .. • .
eriKMring the first six..inoriths;nf 18(.5, 18,170
.emigrants let% Bromen.cor the United states, add.
18.809 leftnamburg.- - ..* •
ary-11.1rs. Jefferion Daris • lateii :applied to the
War .Department for-permission to -see her hus
band, but it Was refused.'—, • • •
Th 6 Tredagariren -works, at Richmond; are
again in operation, under the superintendence, of
J.:" R.. Anderson, their owner. •• • . .
. .
. .
freiVia reported 16. - on6third of- the . inem
here of . the Canadian Parliament are in. favor of
anneiation to the United state s; . • .
, Are - fly the cenenii of Itaine had 3810 tnanti
fact tiring establishments, with $25:410,020 capital,
and .etnployink 24,827 nialc, hands .and. 9102
• 4 - B7N-conveffiioti eethired nien . of Pennaylca•:,
nia was held at Haniebitrg,- on Wednesday': they
resolvedlo petition COngress - foi•eqwal right! with
the whiteci. •. ' : '
'.*Large number of ..negreeS, from leiver
Maryland, :are . arriving. in Washington._ Free .
schoolS:are being est ablished _there forthe.color.
ed : ,••• ~• r.. • •
.
:A74 - Governor .Holden had ordered 'the State
Convention Of 'North Carolina' to be held on'Da
tuber 2r1. 1 •The election 'for delegates - will take
phice nn September2lit. . .
raw The. eonrts-hi SouthzWestern Missouri ars
stitadily: refusing to take the oath's •of:returueil
Rebels M civirand Criminal- eases, in accordance
With the new ConstitutiOn. • • . •
Ai" GoVernor,Brownlow, of Tennessee,.
proclaniatien to discriver if-the -ele.ctive
franchise Was tampered With the reeetit• elect -
tion,•in any,part of Thiniensee." • •
*sr• RObert Ridgway, 'of - .the. Richmond Whig; -
and John S.-Barbour, President.-of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, have announced"them-..
selves as candidates .for - Conpr9sa :in -Bich world—
oar nfo.thimmand applii:ationafor pardon-
Qor the•amnekty proclamation have 'been favor
ably tieted upon; though -but, one'-fourtli • of - the.
paidons.have been forwarded' to' those . intereat.:i -
. • trirGclieral Canby has sent instructions to tits
Governbr Of I:4' mistana tellinfi bile to Warn all civil
.officers not to enfrirce any laws for' the govern
ment of-the riegroes; Contrary' tMhe niles of ths,
ireedinen's Bureau: . . .
rTbe plan for a telegraphic line - between
RUAL4i a and Arneiica has been approved.and signed
by the Ciar. • The Russian Government under
takti3 to - complete the line as far asNicnlajewsk,
the reniainieg. portion - from 'lchxdajewsk, to San
Francisto" being at the charge of the American Co..
The : capital of the latter amounts to n0,000,p00.'
and bones representing $8,434,600 have already_
been issued. It is intended that this fonts shall
be finished in live'years. ' . •
'Bl6 . atterid CoNerriTrrftriris Rurrimiu at HELM.:
/301.01 EITIUCTIent% • April 8, '65. 14-5 m '
. . Philadelphia !Markets.
PRIOLADELPRIA, Thursday Evening. in g.• 17.
FLOII# axn - 51F-ar.,---Thellour market je .dull,
but Superfine is still held at $6.75Q7,25'; extra at
50a8-25, and 8 5009'50 for extrafamfiy. ac
cording to, quality.. Fancy brands are mioted
at $2 2561 i 00. -Rye Flour is
.quoted . at $6 00011
6 25: Corn Meal—There were no trannactiots.
GRAIN:--Wnea.t is 'dull. Sales' of - new red at
82 00 ; smdold red at 2 12. White was quoted at
1.2 20Q2-30.. Rye is in demand at $1 13q1.15.
for new and old. , :Corn • 98c for 'prime yellow".--
Oats are firm.at 70 cts. for old, and 52 cis. for
..136w Dela Ware. .• • '•
• •
'2B-(Sm powif
POTTSVILLE MARKETS.
•,; • •
.Coreirted Weekly for the NI tiers , Jots run!
. . .
Wheat. Floor, extra family, per barrel...
do ' do ' 'do.: -do .. per cwt •
'do . . do, , extra • '
.-• pei barrel..
do * do ' .aupertlne, • . 'do
Rye Flour, • • do: -
• do. . per
Buckwheat Float, - ' . . do
Wheat, prime white ; . . .*, per busbel..
'do do re i ... ' "do
Dried,Peaches, wirer. ;* oe.lpound...
•dy - .do ttnoar. , ..' •,. do •
Dried Apples,. : . -•-: • do .
bu.
Corn;
.."
Soup beans"
Pea..
Rye Chop,"
Corn Meal .•
Potatoet,•
May.; ton.
" bale cwt
Straw. V tun.
Plaster, ."
Sulte Vaad
to Seed, t..
Clover.
Flax: •!?.
[COII VCMOATN.]
' ieLzi
I VO 00f1/0
5 00j 6.25
1" (POI S
; :600'1 7.00,
'6 001 . T 60
2.51 CJO
2 601- 2 76
00j. 2 40
2 10', 280
301' - 25 -
sal so
.
.' • Wit. /sir
• 1,051 $1 9.0 -Egp,. 7• V doz.. 28 125 . •
0 51 . 51 20 1 Buttpt, :v 185
751 SO,Chegae, • .
1.01 3 . 60:Lard. • ••• '2O
. 125
S 251 3 - 75.:11ana5,• " Yr.S; !Bit
- 105 - 1 .20 - iShouldere; "100121
1111.1 .36illeef hind qr. .":12 118
• 60:7, .15; front •" " 110 .115
1'0o! .1 25.5 f
atarn, • - ` . l . IS
1 . .58 35 09;P0rk, , 20..25
i 1 $O l . 001Vea 1 , sr,
,I ' .*Sugar„ .16
• Sli . ag trouse, - ;• - •in
'2 15 r• 815 BIN); " I 117
. riVhlto, , • 110
1. . 1(41:1560(1. t 722
1. . N. 39