The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, September 09, 1865, Image 2

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fislrcraiolaY,,,-ANEwirim w;3
• Tim 11PJIL.
`The fiial•o,f Captatn~n:rs still progref,f
sing in Washington, and the facts thus tar
bronghtetit 'exhibit - 156' eearly the %metal
and 'utterly 'brutalizing effects of slavery
we 'can. Nvith - goad •itia son wonder how the
Ali:nighty permitted tes - to hire so longiut
nation while conserving and extendingthis
daninableinadtntion.
Ilere e was a Swiss - mountatieer, "tucked '
the cradle of liberty'," acenstorr.ed to breathe .
the air of freedom,''and associated. With, tbose
tt, whom servitude or hnman bondage was a
synonym- of death. leaves his.native
land,-settlesin Louisiana, and recreant to his
early teachings; falls.in with the customs of
his adopted countrymen, and irriests prop
erty in human chattels. As time passes on,
his heart becomes seared and callous ; the
brutalizing influences grow - ing out . of the re—
lation of master and slave stiflt every instinct
of humanity; and by the' time the insurree:
• tionary fires burst pith, he is educated into
a' fiend incarnate, ready and willing to be
come the deliberate and wholesale murderer
of his fellow - men, be they black or white.—
He is selected as the:keeper of the prisoners
captured in battle, and forthwith enters with
apparent relish upon the unparalleled task
of
_cruelty and starvatiOti. Pisease does not
' work. with Mfilcient rapidity 'among the vic
tims to satisfy his unnatural desires. The
, • dead-line, dog, derringer - and . dagger are
thereupon brought into; requisition and hast
. en the progress of. tile. poor unfortunates to
the grave.:• Thee brute gloats over the ago
_
vies of the poor Wretches who are lareithing
their life away,.and in response to their pite
ous appeals for nourishment or medicine,
sends the:unerring : bullet crashing through
their. brains. • •
Such is the work of slaVery ; such is the
transformation which the cursed institution
• works among those . brought under its influ.
ence,.changing the hyperion in.moral 'beauty
to the veriest satyr. The war has brought
sorrow and afflictions upon many imuseholds,
and imposed upon posterity an enormous
debt; but the great laboi accompliShed - in
the overthrow of slavery Will golar toward
recompensing us for our sacrifices, to say
:nothing .of the preservation - of nationality
and government. We have schievetl a work
in coniparison with - which all other philan
thropic- achievements 'since the beginning of
the,Christian era sink into insignificance.
Our festored countrymen, who can no*
see in the conduct of Wirz and other of their
employed Servauts, the "units of
_slaverys
tuition, should feel grateful to us that We
have, come to their rescue, relieved. them.'
. •
. from a terrible incubus; and purged them of
the evil, spirit which stole aWay their reason
and imposed a - physical lethargy upon them.
The few riPologizers of slavery among us,
and the sympathizers with the incitation in'
'Kentucky and -- New Jersey, who refuse to.
• ratify the abolition amendment, should learn
wisdom from the teachings of Andersouville.
If Wirz, placed in• authority there by a
• . 1 -lighr p4 . wer, could commit such atrocious
.wrongs upon whites, what must have been
•- the sufferings of the blacks' over whom he
and other stave owners exereiqed unrestrict
ed control? The pictures of cruelty growlig,
out of Southe.n serfdom were evidently not
overdrawn. The story has not been half
-- As regards Wirz the enemies of the:Qoy- •
eminent,
State, for Auditor - General,.. .Davis,
press apprehension .that he is not having
.fairtrial., If: this wretch was sunk; ten times
as:deep in-crinte,e; were IL possible, as he is,
.this GoVernment Which duringthe entirewar ,
exhibited :its magnaiiiMity and generosity,;
.would accord him every'facility to make the
bat defende, and give, him a fair trial. 2lf
he should be ponVicted, and_ under, the evi
dence. it IS
.not 'Possible that he can be fte7 .
tillitted, it will be afters trial as impar
'tint as.that which would .be accorded him,
in any . court of justice •in the country.- 7
The democraey need not worry: theinseives:
on that score. `The . r
The gnat apprehension that
Wirz I% that full. jOtiee will be done
him by the court - now engaged in trying him.
THE NITIQIIAL, DEBT:,
On the of this month the Secretark of
the. Treasur - issued a statethent_ of the Na
:tional debt. It will be, remembered that
.' when - Mr. Mcetilloch's-statement of-the debt
•tis it stood on the 31st ofJuly, Wasyublished,...
astonished-at the fact that the debt
during, the-preceding two. months had been
increased: but about two millions per • day,
_when it had beeii 'predicted that the • e . xperl
% . ._itureS had ruled 'from 'three to five millions
p • er day during that interval or.time. -• if an .
berease:of one hundred and twenty-two Mil- ,
,:..lit - Aps - of dollars.. was an agreeable surprise,
_then' for, sixty-one days, . what should :be,
titotight . of the exhibit-fur-the thirty-one days.
in the month of August, which 'shows an in-.
• crease of .debt of only 136,296, And 'n reduc=
.
tion in the . saMe,thne of $1,230,840 in infer: :
est? -According to the . SeCretary's,figUres the
debt over .. tind above income has been less
than one hundred and firty • dollars. per day.
Below we present the folloWing comparative
'statement:
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The most marked feature of this statement,
next to the very small. daily increase of the
debt, - is that of the reduction of the interest
nearly a million and quarter'of dollars!' This
reduction may, in part. remarks the Philadel
phia Le:l9(r, be traced to the fact that the
Department has retained such compound in
terest notes as have come into the Treas
ury with from six month`s to a year's inter
est on, and issued.notes in 'exchange, 'dated
at the day of Issue, and, in some instances, ` a
month or more ahead: In this way over three
hundred thousand dollars in accrued interest
bis . already been saved to the Government,
The exhibit Is in all respects more favorable
than was looked for, and cannot fail :to give
Increased confidence in all classes of Govern
ment securities: • • -
• Hahn: Cora, of .Philidelpiiia. : a partner
't.he firta-id..Cope Bratiitir3, the';iirte,.. of Vick: .
eta of which is well known, die4in:-Gerrnan.:
town on 1110 - ndal kat. - r
• , -
6 6 AgEnown ef.- THE ronomm .OE . iOMn./0 .Ir.4o4',oing two. *puma,: onnesp.
W*l'lle tomphip; thii'ffeentv,..Sehuclkiildoei
• . cour:rf.” wasitruwn thseseason tyr tyr,„, D a nt L. s wil l or .
This, the only itark of 0 - 4 Of a Colin- '• n
ts_ibe innett ivy trs Pra3, at
ty, in the country:iv issued in the course , — h-c e e *mis t° wo Tir WIPP-a Its ,
TU - retire d eountiesathi.,l3 af&
of the present meipth. Tketast" form 7 . waa • 4 " 7 . ' ,
-
worked ties Weeir, ,pnbliskitt but liteksionia brethren uelialitAtly Citsi
*waits 4 6 ___.5;eee.
___,PJF)o frill — jibe bon di .) f the ,* "1- e e xp d rm t Ve 64-I: =i..s i w, egi nst ! moo: lted p t l t e=d vi t fi t,
printer NeiVT - dß< ofifteplatebf twmtraits - strigin which - the was prep - areil,by Mrs:
that . they sub seque ntl y 17;
of prominent Schuyl9l,l. ofiftc,ai‘
, 13z
all of New York, onetofitte , ingst , iiccory4 zuan k , -
plshed engravers : in.. ..Vnited -4 .Blatee,,ind
tiletlEd" rill,
bar IrrOektverricrsdr! -- Alliblig her r enlin in iL; 7-14• 1 441 t
kribers. It will contain :in' addition, to : th!ii.t
-o vi i ireitehr VOFA, ' , t ifr c r t, ll l
finely. -
_of the,S 3 u th- twjalit;wilielsTi l esndursol in rebel b:l
ern States ! W 1024itanftelds_, of. the,,Re- at O aud r :tune of bis 19u,.. 21 years,,o,
bellion listoisforetlttt n*rilof
the County;
_tv6i Were m tire serviT,' with . Tire Eidred j ol enship._.o3_sitarday m orn
the fetieir:of.eiteh'COMP - anY and - thentirnber ing lait, the barn Mr. - john D. Ilenler, iiv
El
driectT9wnship, tbis County,_ was destrgefi,
Ri4itient. The number of names is eu
lth its contents, consisting of trym. 'years'
addition the s?es ted tom ; agriptittstral_ irprAtk
orbit Will contain the names .0 f the' men W 4 i 3 MiEr awe: It l i l s t not known, h posi l trv tl eiv t b r o r C ui th n :
,died in the,krvic,e, the place, time and den= fa-et:originated.
•
n*r •Ylf death, - ; with " company "and regiment, • •
'This, etubrtices: , ,nearly eight hundred
names. There will also be. accounts of pe-,
triotic eontributionii incident% hattle.narra. 2 l
Jives*. lists .of casualties, 'a chronological re--,
cord of the Rebellion, giVing dates of nrinci-'
pal engagements, etc.; and. losses : sustained
by the Union andltebei forces, biographical
sketches of officers and surgeons from the
Coinaty, etc., making a. aimpendium of facts
valuable for preseriation, while to eae..hsol-'
cher and citizen whose narne is -Contained In
the work, * it is a book containing a-record of.
what he , did * to save the Republic. '
The book will , be sent through the mail, to,
any address, post-paid, on receipt of the fol
lowing price : _ . • ,
• „
In 'ekuh, , $2 50
" sheep,
`.` morocco, gilt, • • * 3'50
The, edition• is birdied, asit has not been
stereotyped, * and will be esliausted with the'
present nuMber., CariVassrrs Will in due time,
call upon our citizens throughout the County_
In the meantime subscriptions Will 'be re
ceived at the office of - the M ERS' Jocrtsat,
and at the store of Messrs. - CI: &Q. BOSSY :
srrt:r.c, Centre street. - . •
Thepatriotic , record of §chuyikill; the
, , .
geat Coal l producing Connty. of Pennsvlva
nia,_is Oile of whickour citizens may justly
-be proud, and we 410Rbt , not that they will
feel tat interest in giving the work the widest
circulation po'ssible.
. :
Ir is a grailtying fact:that the. idea is be
coming fixed - in the minds of honest and in
corrupt judges; that it man who. plunders or
defrauds others' of millions; is deserving of
greater punishment;: for the greater. misery
he is likely to produce, than the wretch who
steals but hundreds; .That in • both - cases
punishment.is deServed and should surely' lie
accorded, or justice „is a lie and its adminis
tration
a. farce and... deception.__, ,Tudge
sell,of New York :.holds .these-views, for- in
his charge io the Grand ,Tury in relation to
the Ketchum and other' iranda in that city be
says i ..`lhe law is :respecter of persons,
and neither .wealth nor.`;family influence
. ..w
should shield a criminal, .must
r
for.evey on
•
take the necessary eonsequenee of his
: acts.
The public, pulse is of
,late . properly sensitive
on the subject ; examples - of the punishment
of sin'in high pliie - esfilyays do maul to make
thhse who'are criminals iew'places
. fear .
the -
law." .The looseness of moral reSponsi
bility ~ whic.h. had beg,un to :characterize the
action of some businesl3 firms, is exemplified
in' the fact.that the „Ketchum fraud was
known to two niembers of the firm for'sever
al weeks before-the public expOsure:, .The
firm did not take action it once' as it shOuld
lave "doriei, and the - result-Was, that in the
intermin 'ate fraud was Swollen from lite to
nearly four millions, 'and_the creditors cheat-
nORE Rif FLINISH.
.. . .
Y.esterdat atterrtoort -Air. Win: • Pollock of
this Borough, was asSaultedon:the - highw.ay
.by an Irish miner to his employ, 'and Shot...—
The 'object or the ruffian was to .steal money
which Mi. Pollock had with him . ' to.pay , his
Men at.the the,. of. wiliCh"he . ii. SaPeria
tendent..- The, particulars found iu
out local columni. .• • .••• • .
It is useless to disguise the fact that three
fourths of the: terrible .Critnes in.. Schuylkill
County, are caused by, a lax' enforceinent of
the•laws. ' . '3len
,charged.. -with murder and
other crimes, although guilty, are not pun
ished. .The conditiOn of affairs in this Coun
ty has become so deplorable under the rule-of
a corrupt party, that 'oUr - people seriously
talk about organizing Vigilanee Corrunittees.
Murder.stalksabroadin this Region in, broad
daylight, and there - Is no Safety for . life -or
property. It. is terrilyle I'
.REDCCTION OF THE. STATE DEBT.—In Re
publican hands the affairs' of the C‘,oinuton
wealth are conducted 'with care and economy.
,Gov. Curtin has . issued a. proclamation . setting
forth that the Conitnissioners of the Sing
ing Fund halie. ' reported a reduction of the
•State debt, for the year ending the •Ith of Sep
tember, Of'SEVEN 111.7NDRED AND voni - r , FivE
VIM:SAND? TIGNDKEIYANTY:ELEVEN
EARS. A.^:WTWENTY - SIN; CENTS. 'This is:a vast
reduction of tiie. State tlebt over the previous
year, when the amount reached 4268. • 569 59
•-there being an-increase; in the sum redeem
ed this year of 14467.2-&1 76: It - must ~ be re
membered that the expenses of the previous
year were far heavier than of the year Jus ,
, past, growing of.the,war. •- '
. .
.Tni income received at the Na. thina I Treas
ury.
on Monday: was •'FC.UIi MpLI:IONS; ••TR it
nuNIDREI)•TITOVSANIf
,1101:LA This is. the
largest amontit - paid in to.the :Treasury •irt.-any
onethiy...under the law; and it.is - knoNtii.. that
the . amount is likely to.inerease, - ns some . !of
the aoureeSof income have . but commenced
to :pay in. : As. the • inereasu of .the debt - cot .
the month of August was behAv the toMpar -
adirely small sum of.halfa million of-:dollars.
it is fair tcreonelude ..that-.:the Gov,ernreent
.has. ceased to be horrower. -The:nattiral
effect of such a condition (A - things is an int
.provementof theNititinal ercdit and - : a fur
ther advance in. tho-price. of Gevernment. se
curities.
'EIPI ; r4R!S TA B g
Wti4TarticsrEnlt6'viva..-4rOtii Leonard 'Scott At
Co., -New Yerk, we have . .recuireet a copy of '.the
Jely,tinnibe.r:or this' Review.' ,he contentsare,
a powerfully Wri T
tten article on Later Speculations
Of Angnote Ciunte • The..Ami-Slavery Revoliition
in America, - ;-N . C. lerbert:'.Spencies , Princinles of
Bielogy ; Political • Economy z. Imperial .Histor':--;
American Noveliati; Theodore :Winthrop '; The
Principles' of our- Indian •Policv; • Cotemporary
Litrature. This is one.of the - 41 est of the-Eng,
'WI Reviews... . .
POI Affair%
Weekly: maimU.
i • 00 ' N'S Gait.; 6:1:13.
SATE RI i 5 '35.6 21: Fa .31 5 .8 56 mn..g
Serwei .... .1:6 6 "19: Last' Q. 11. 0 2 itinV
5 36 . 67 , ,1e3i M.. 19 549 uvn'g
TcreADA • y.,.....r 5' 37 6 • ' , ..16 1 Fir 84•42,. 27 930
I•VEoNoinjoe.• 1 5 • 38.6 14! . • • •• • •
.1111.111SDAY .1 5. 39 6 . 121 • ,
Filiz,Ar • 1..5 .4016 •.101.
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The 1 7 . - ,ti. :Assessors' liave eo little to do tiow,
that we saw 'oho the otlier.day.who was taxinglihs
brain.own
.
To-nun , o Sundae :of the
year, and thirteenth 'after Trinity: Day'slength,
12 hours and Ventautps:,-.
The office of -the'Provost Marshal . of thisDis
.trict, tins . been .removed from Railroad street to
East Norweciau west, of• 'Coal old guard
. . . . .
LorisSeeser, Esq., o f this ' - Bor o ugh, bad two
strokes of palsy thisAreelc,-one . on.Tuetiday'•even- -
. ing and one on Wednesday, but -we are, pleased to
learn fr....at - he. is recovering. -, .... -• • . - --. ":•
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' • henry Recipti:During .. the, form- days ending
Thur;stlar ereologlarit, the receiptei at. the Office
of the Collector of Ititernil,Belrenueilo.thiaßOrr
ough„amminted to $124,000. - '.. • . '
Sonie'eounterfeit - sso's.ands2o's were passed in
Maintuov City last week. One of the .parties
engagc.A . in -"mhoitine them, was.: arrested, but
afterwards effected his:etie3pe. ..• •
. . .
,Swirre/-81tooting.:,-.The period fixed by-law for
the shooting of squirrelSrbegios on•the first , of
September and elciliesOn the last day of
it is illegal to • shoot these animals •at any other
•
. - . . .
Killed by a rail Ora) Wiggan'e farms;
Mahe floy City, _up. the V.chrtilt., James - Sweeney;
otherwise !lowa as James - Boyle,. 'was inet an tly
killed ti} alall . of goal.. He 'leaves o.' , Wite" ai4d,fiv.e
hem Robtt. -.T..aybarn and
Dauiel . a,..Evaland.liayaAaaayta pioapecxiis jor. a, -
ficivi pfiper whit ltr6y
ham iy . City: ttilre7nllllo — `,'3ll.:MinTY:rity_ltem." .
Theca rer:ititliTe; - .' arid wB , .hojoe - ttaat
thvy will loa . raacapjailitaistii: eatai - Faino:l •.;
. • .
Returmed.-LCompiny C.ipt:rJohn W. 'Kant
nee, 104th Beg., P. , V.; . reached Tamaqua,-
where.it was raised; baring . been Mustered out'
of servti%.: The :Crimpany . was. -redrulieirtist
win ter,. for one year's - . service, but the close of
the War has released' IrOtn . Bening . full
time.. Jacob Bobst, Meinber; died -at gorfolk a
. .
S;ticide by DrMrntrig;-oal.lnriday last... Patrick
Kel'y of St. betweenso and 60 yeara.or age,.
late elate-picking..hose at the St. clair.Bhaft; wait
found drowned. at• Port Carbial, in . the. Schiaylliill
River near the railrnad..bridge. The Cdroner
. held att inquest, and rendered a verdict
cider Lately he. had, exhibited signs of mental
wealine.:4i3 and in that condition: he left his home
on Satur4ay.night last...
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-.• • . .
Intern:al Theß,ouiriaission
pr. of. Internal „Revenue recently - . decided 'lllB f 01.;
lows : party who holds a license Wilt retail
liquer, dealer, and . w.ishes to retire froni the-bnoi-
De.Si maY.serthis entire Stock to another
. person .
without procur ng a whole Sale dealer's license.
SPlendid - P.otatoes.We 'hive reCeived:t vi."o no
tatoe4 Called:the- Prince' Alberti; ...raised by Mr.
Benj.-K. :Sl : Oyer of
: Orwigsliurg, : nqiieb weigh one,
.and al alf ponnds'each. .These'-potatoes are an'
e :table potato; very ..prodontive•' and
. other impurities Mr. - Moyer
obtained the seed. - of these potatoes through na
two .Vears.ngo, - . andraised': 115 bushels on less th an
three-fourths. of au acre. They are.ipeenliatly
•
adapted to light soil: . Dr; Becker,infOrins na that
they were. the finest. table: potaton. he- has* ever
used..' Samples can.be seen atthis office.
. .
-G"filin?ent Sales ..11iites . ..—The 'sales Qtaov.-.
min - emit. Moles advertised , to take place • :h each'
Wednesday and. Saturday o:every wee'k • Pltit=
'idelphi:+, have heenithspended until Wednesday,
September 20, on which -day.and .. every' Wed
'MsdaV and Saturday thereafter - Mitt! furl her. '-no
tier, the sales of 100: mules per day irill 'be -eon-.
tinned. - -','• • .
A .3frihanoy Cifj: correspondent..,of the- Tama
'qua' Joriffit, writes'. .• , • •`. • • ••
Oil. the :night nffixig.: 23d, tit ,Delano
Colliery, 0. man named Yonn.
7„ oce,upying arouse
owned - hy..Henry Slvers,•while intoxicated,` heti
dentally set fire to - the house, Ne h i burned
to the gronnrL. 'A. step-sim of Yonol'e. • named
Brown, aged four'years, wae.burned to deatli in
the building.. I : • . s •
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"Gai•dne?, 4.Elfent.titing's . .6)'eu.. - s - ,• Well anti .favori
ahlyilinoWn'here, will give" two performances in
this Borongh, on Friday, and Rattirilay next., 15th
and- 16th It will exhibit in :Ashland, on
31onday, Sept: 19, - lind. in 'llinersvilie en T ‘ uesday,
Sept. 19. -Additional attraetionshal'.nbeen ande,d,
to the "show," dihee: last'Vfsit,:-Which will
'doubt not,, attract large.-andieneis.. See pre
gra:mine in our adiertising coluinns. , ",. •
. .
Ow Fifty-dth Pennsylvanis;:.
which there wawa Coinparrr (E,)from - 1.11.1-IConnty,.
readied' Frarrisburl:v on Friday of last Week; with
butss2 men and .ofbeers left, - out: of '1484,
_the
origin:lllm mber in ate - organization. .*: In the bat
tle V.Drury's-Bluff, - alone, the legiment. lost.ahout
GOO m - killerli.wouuddd and. captured; • 'Siuee : the
battle of Flirt 'Fisher, - Lieut. Col • Meatdier has
been in.eonimand. - ....The S^hnylkill C-jiinty 'Mem
bers of the'ltagiment,''were p r tid off • . atid.reachtil
home this Week. • •
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Episenpai ,01 . 4eirch.,-A.s: the • ChUrch.
builduig is, now undergoing -repaire, the cougre
gatiortuteets in 'the Court Ifou:se. Service. was
held-there-on Sunday last,- and the roorh
mdclated'the congregation very:comforlably. Di--
tine servic•will - he held to-niorrnin
w :morning and
evening, and the - nnblic is invited to:atteed. -- . •
• • There - will he he Sunday School to-naorrow; nO4
until the MOM. at.tlie Church.is - rex cly . for ocetipa
thin at am. The Sniieriutepdent very .much regreta
this, hitt he: ithupossiblete get an adequate
.place for the sessicine of the- SChnol. pile notice
will be. given ilen.the School Will meet•again
•
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: .the :following
. named.. officers
..of the...Forty
eighth Pentisylvania . Reizildent ha!ze.received.bre
vet...aili.nintruenia.frOnt the President,, Since their
return Heine; Sei•ifees, and gal
lant in,rmeritoriotie conduct in the assault and
capture of the.en'eniv's.worksat Petersburg, Va„.
on the 2dvaf April A . 65 1 ' - . •
C ii. LF. Brannon, to be.breCet Colonel: ..- •
• • Major j:Leoli Wagner, to be breVet Captain....
- Captain William Aunt ati,,to be hrevet Cantain..
• L-nt.Thns: H,-.Ftillymatt,. to be - brevef - Captaitt.
Lient..FraneiS Allebaelf, to be brev.ef Captain.
• The reeountendatinne.to prom .te'the ah.we
named oilleersHcrere made by. Major ,Gen. John
~G. Parko.hott.ly. after.l.,We -sitrrendc.r; 'but the
eotiuneaiola weretinly reeently.tiignrd by therm-.
I:4dent Dyring the;interinl;'Nl. Branitqn ) . Major
•Va;giter, and Capt. - Aurnad Were.. pronioted .by
oy prior Curtin to theta n k increasedwith. which
tber left the iv
service. at the elOSe of. he .- at...
.. • . .
. .
. .
Vie Murder- nf
.Suspected. feu.—lmmediate y, after the minder.
of. Muir at.,:NeW Wries,.. this County, a
New :York detective came to this ltegion inyes
tigatelhe'rnatterand 'if possible, get.onihe track.
nf and arrest the . ninidererS:- -Etc was- in . a few
-daysjiiinel by-a ileteetii , e nffiner orlfiltirriore. =
They.tinallyi T sueceeded in get ting..nn the trackof
" I tiro.rnen Who-after the murder', hail gone. frOm
this,Counts DanvillC, Pa,; then to. Philade
lphia, and afterwards back to Danville. - .Pa Wed
- liesdayelast the officers arrested - -the men at Din
; ville,:and in the . 'evening t•rotiglit them:-tri - this
Borough..: 011..Thursday.morming:the 'suspected
wOre.dirought before Squire .Reed,. but as
the.CommonWealth-was• - not ready to . Lid on With'
hearing. 'the.'magiatratn Committed' them. tsi
prison fora hearing* on Monday . . merninknext at
- 9n'elorlr.: 'Before Squire 'RCA:the men gave their
names akaames Smith and P.ltrick r llayes. '
•• The West:Chester:Pi/6.Tc RecOrd giv,es.thelfhl
lowing account of, the fatal accident to' the
of Passmpro, of this Borough,._ to
which .iye refera,:cl Maur la& : ;
4!. Apmall tiny, Son of.,T,:Andrew, P,assmorp,
' from a cart on Wednesday,,itisf, -and the wheel
passetr overlim andlrilled •The lail.Was on .
a visit to* ',Tames 'Pierce, - his giandfather; West
.r - Bradford; at the , titne.' He Was riding en a load
' of potatoes from _the field, and the ivhf;el named:
- Over a'sfone; and tlicr jolt threW.'him off arid un—
der the. Wheel. , Mr, Pierce-was' driving•the horse,
and - was seated on the - f ront, part of the..cart; • The
"lad; who Was got 2iite 7 five yeara of age, 'With
little girl,-Were sated. ationt -the:Middle - of the
The firsftbartilr: Pierce knew of the. acci
dent; we. hearing a bucket, that had, been on the
.. cart, rattling rth. the ground. :.Looking. back, lie
saw the . child—the - cart wheel had then passed
over hilt:L.—Tim wheel pasSettever. his breast and
shoulders,'ltilliy , him Blatantly." .• -
.
Su&Tssimi of riresiii'n j)lp3l-
linifi'and Destruction n Sabie."—Qii - Wedries 7
dav evening . - lest tibotit . 74 etable
.
'Lyon str ,- -et: oWeedlay CoL J. J..oonner,: was de-.
strOYed by flits. it was a email, structure,- and •
our tire companies. being promptly on the ground,
prevented the flames. from • extending to. adjoin-.
ing protierty, The ;Stable. hnivever, :was . de- . -
stroyed, with its contents, conSi4fing . of hay: .
About an hour after, a: bed in the beck part of
the residence'of Cpl. , Conner, Market street, 'was
disc,wered to be on'fire,- but was extinguished by
means of A . ,:backet • of -water. , Hardly •had this.
• been done,'-befOre..some tolyeling in . .the . ' bath
room was:found to be burning:. After this fire!
• was.extingnished, 'a frock a- closet Was disco V-.
ered to have been. Set on . fire.' There.was en clue
to the perpetratoruf these acts, 'arid filially when .
a bed in Col. Conner's sleeping ,roots,., was. found'
..to•have been tired,.and theAlainily was thorough
ly alarmed liv. the .roysteridus occurrences.
John E..Wynkoop And' Chas. W.. Pitman, Esq.-
0 4.-Conner being.outrif town-.-:resolved to inves-:.,
ig 11 te the matter._' The faMilYend servants were
requested to retire liOna the house, :Which 'they
did,. when the gentlemen mimed-made a. thor
. ough search of the dwelling, .but CiScoyerednntiv.
ing'exetiptniatehrs which were found scattered
in the vicinity of the places which had been fired.
11ary, Carey a voimg wile was employed as
.a servant in. the 'house,' wa,s arrested .yesardan.
ri n d a ft er a•hearing b'ef,ire Squire Christriari;.was.
counnitted.to pri,-(M. The 'evidence - implicating'
her is strong, e nd the only motive that . could - be
ascertained.for her. singular einninet, 'is the fact'
• that she yas•threatened with discharge from the
'service of the. family; not we lielinvOn .conse,
quence of any fault toned withirher; but jacCanse
she wa5...t00., Weak to do the :work.. ;She - is -uia
.doubtedly,-a subject for the Reuse of .Refuge.
••• Aftemp( to Mader afid Rob. Mr. • Winioni .
ivretnuility was startled..vestertlaY af-.
terziocin by .intelligerice. that.3lr. . •
Superintendent of .Wiii. - Starr!s:Collieryi:Crnw
Hollbw . , this County,_ had been 'nesaired: while'on •
the road to the Minei4in his Carriage:, friim. this
Borough;by atillStiaMill,,,aliolay in arnlinsh, and
that Mr. Pollockhadlieen shot and fearfully beat,- "
en.•'''Tlie.details of the assanit, as far as we have
been. -able to glean them, are somewhat- .mea- -
gee. We • learn ;however, • that Mr: !Pollock - .
. left this Poirough yesterdaY afterrthon, to go to the'
mines to pay hisinen. had-with him inn his car- - ;
gage some $.BOOO for the Mir Pose. Mr. 'Pollock's
ton, aged 14 'years,'. ateempartied- him About. 2
o'clockMr, l'ollock rfiacbtatii point iti the road ,
twe'en . Barbar'S lAttpr4citgal.C . towliollow . , abOut
a mile from colliery, 'wh erfa miner who had lain
concealed, aimroached • the 'carriage ..behind,
'laced a' Mao! close "to - the.: cover, and fired.
etruclr:Mr.:. Polloek . in' the' .baelr,.; but I
did not penetrate.very ileep in consequence of an.
4 india rubber' M
coat which' r', Pollock whit, offer .
Jug. considerable re4istance.. Pelhick then .
eprang...lrani • the. carriage, although: suffering
froth his wound, and collared liia•antageiriist; who'
'fired altogether, - two shots at- Mr: - Pollrick;'' and
beatldin on the head with the •liandhitif :the pia-.
.tol, rinflicting.Screre scalp ar;undit.` • Mr.'Pollock'S
.assisted his lather as ranch as he could, ..by
heating the assasein on . the' head with , the' handle'
of.his whip, and finally, the nian.fled,:without ae
coninliabing • hitt'purl). e.,e, of murdering and rob
-biug PolloCk... , litr..Pellock . ria!!* however,.
much 'prostrated, :find: yesterday.• if iiirinym. Was
• coniliyed: to his .resideitce iti' this...Borongh. in ,
liv . condition,. hut strong: Ines ,are - entertained
, • .that he will recover. • • • .•
Air. Poilook recognized assailant; wh0.33:50
Irishman, and who wakio his eruplos, The. tut
flan effected-his esga,ke,' but meaeureswere"adop
ted
piiitOtith., I.l'seestre hirn; . ,sn'd -Strong
hopes to hdaVisodn,torhis arrest.: Ilpprv..conviq-•
tion - lfie 'fall'extent a..the law should-Le. misted
Pit 3 / 4 1 tPANIfisaju ..4u4 xubber.,
- ...4rrizal Rime of the Seoentk. Penneylrania
Curairy.—The Seventh Cavalry ,
. numbering one
• thousand men; arrived at Harrisburg on . Friday .
night of last week ,
directrf.rom
msconzflii...
The
~
e it an fr e d g o i sn e r : T e w n u a t e ' s w g d r as ei elt . a e m ar ori:: l l 6ll lf r u fl ; gll 3 o . 7: ineti l n at:y krot= t e beft zlica
, .7 0 c t :t r :e ue ". vt tnre:lthe: n :t v ." (idneed lnot as T
744111) full C o mpanyhenithisConniy r anot,ailaticis
number of SchnytinUipennkii*ja - in ,othettlxitrizL
paides of the. ~,21*-Regligent:waimdd
, TtAntedt.T, and wore .,., uiloomeirltr.itleat' :
trienW..Theio brave theilijkave, acitlitheir. ditty
,„ apd we ran glad to see tikni backehlßsoli nee. ro - -
- turns with Lie sabre and carbine, pniatirted iktri '
-7 fari:l --- : -,- ,rocrrelT'nem't-------j---.-f.------ -- -
` u- '2Aliliir - Entire Reixik.iLlthe - feitilir 'irioittli
.meeti.r.of the - Direetore ot the Poor, of Selluyl
kill 043.11:1q, 11141 t 1,14 4:o 4s 7 ,llot i sem §opt.,4 ?
' ' 1865 ; 3 ; e-eit A 61re,r 1. d: ' heiigcfss litl Bressler t CI
1
13.. P C:1 1 ;91 , i0n. - :•'.- ' • • -'"
- .
The following is the .le : el:taus - of the House for
ibe, triotit.ii jencliii...klig. 34, §6.i i ,. . ' .. .. .:. ,
4 I f s ; o f b l oiiiesidjiblum; "Tialyo. 14651'i. 327
I . ", '. •" . . ". Aug. 31, 1865.... 830
• .
- Increase last month .•• •
No. of inmates in House,: Tury'3l,lB64.
". to same tithe this year. ...
Increie Boit - Year
• 9f-the,Sbove, 48'sre inmate aid 'idiotic ;.47 . iin
derineiliesl-treatniefif; achlldrem:
-Adreitteo dnriyig:The'montb; '-53; . •disclisirged
and : absaroded,:44;.'Died:; 4: . •
•. uud.mealirwere .t. 0 .89, per-.
. Out-floor relief was granted to, Bi pe . rsons,
. .
firrvitinting:lo $273 50:.• • - - . • .
Bills were read . aud . ordere drain, amounting.
56,722 IS
41,850'76
Brevions issue
Total in 1865'
. . . . .
.Proceectings , of the:Buroluih.C6uncit—A. stated
meetirit of.Cotincil yeas held on Tuesday evening
l a at.'i - Preseid....3l.esers..Delmon,.Strauch ,
M.orris; . Cochran; Nagle, Reed, and Focht;.PreSi-
Mintites of previous stated and 14pecial meetings
were road and adopted. • " ... •
Corn. of . Room', Stationery and Fire. Apparatns
report...El that it had visited all of the..fire appara
tus in. the:Borough feund thein in' good orfferi
and recommended, that the..annut appropriation
of the liydraulianFire Company e paid. ,
It•-iport accepted and 'filed: •.
Speviill.Coin.. on application of late . niemhers of
FOrty- . eightli Itegirnent;for eqUalizatinn of boun
ty, was contirine(L• y . .
.Special (..',•lli. oa petitiala of Humane Fire Corn- .
• 'finny. for appropriation to .enable.tttitt. Company
to purchase B..steam fire' engin'e, reported 'adverse
ly to granting the prayer - of' the petitioners; in
.. ccinsequenee Of the belief of. the . Committee that
the present facilities of the Borough' . for eitin
gnisiiing . .fires are adequate, and that the expense
6f.maying the addition.asketl.:would be.unneeed_
.
sary.
• Report aecenuidand 81ed
A petition fromG. W.. Good and • others, pray,
log for UM erection. of a 'crossing at ,Fourth •and -
Wolcott 'at reet,s, - Wits' read, and referredto the St:
Cum., with Im.wer:to act. - • • . .
.• from:.John'•C...Conrad• and - others,
praying that the property owners:hi Eightlf.street
between. Market. and Mahautango; be.. notified. to
curb' and pane l s was -ri.ad, • when .ota-. o:when - the
Clerk •; was iuStrticted to notify.. the ~ parties
A . tieititiati,front Alfred Good rand Others,. - pray
ing that property owners on Eleventh street be-,
tween Market and Norwegian, he.notitled - to,cnrb
and pave,.and that a ratty: be placed at Eleventh
and No . rwegfun streetit, -W - atirein3, When on - Motion
it_Was reAofved that the: properiynwperti noti
fied,,and that the subject - of the lamp . be: referred
the - Coni. of Lanip avid Watch.. •,
A petition of citizens, praying for...the 'opening:
of a street - fruit' Veacocktoßailread street,. Fish,
leach, - was referred to the St. COM.. . '
A - Petition trent a large :ntimber:of citizens for
the erection of a - creasing-in -Centre
Mortimer's Hotel or at Whitfiehrs store;wns read,
an tor tere.dto tiled, • - :..• ." ,•
The stateinenVof the It , trough
. Treasurer wan
read and ordered to bellied. .• , • ••
Morria . offered the following: • . • •
1 fescilced, . That:the St. Onn. be - instructed to
'curb,, paye and - Otter such streets..and property
that•lts been 'duly:and legally :notified; in Coal,
-Callowhill and High - streets.
Adopted:, ••.. •, •.' • • .
liesoCced, That the Clerk be - instructed to noti
tify. the. Chief Bages,i to enforce inure:-strictly,
all of the ordinancea of the Borough. , •
• On inntion:of. Mr.-Straech it was resOlvod that
the application ..or Mr.. Richard Morris.
fOr :the
privilege ofstoring a larger - quantity -of coal. ntl
within the'llorongh.limits,than the ordinance :al
lows. be referred to .a .. Conunit.te:
.. The President appointed MiaiSrs. ; Strattch;
gle. aha.coehrol, ,• • • ••
..
The bill of Chas. , Worman; J. L. Ilennig and
.
Street Laborers, 'amounting to. $530 33; 'Wad read,
when on motion it:was - resolVed - thatit: he paid
after deducting titueuntakliarged by Mennig and
John Carl.. ,
The following bills were ordered to be paid:
.Cli,..W.frinan'and St. .... . 02
. :16 06 -
'Edward 56 25
Bart• ... . . .10:00
Chas.• Lord:: . . . . .•
24:77
Hydraulian Fire Company .'..
•.. 50 00
Four Watchmen' ..... •: 146 00
A. K: •, - , .. '•56 00
.Piejjons
Total.
A Ijotifued
. • • •
.Oi wX.et P et! sr WO ..rourij . A7ll-eliat of
adetpkid.:—Skiturtlay last was am ieteresting One
to the admirera here of the- ganieof•ericketr as it
ivitueesCe3 under some What• discouraging circum-'
stanaes—in 'the weather - brie—.a finely contested
match between' the :Pottsville- Club, which was
organized. this year, --and Young -America
Girth,. Which is the.ehanipien.C.lnb of the country.
..Up to Frilay 'evening; at which :time the *mem ,
.
bers.of 'the Phil.delpillia Club.reached here; the
weather had been all that could be desired. .'But
omtliat evening slnivly . approauhing,.dark - cluuds
gave indication Of a storm likely to extend to.tiat
.urday. . - Ou S'iturday :morning *rain continued
10 ...O'clocli, - -when a ei,,ation
:encouraged ihe.:plaYers to -pro reed, to the ground
the_Pott-bville Club on (r.Ceinier's . -f:itni, - where
the wicheta *.re • ilitehed, Mid the, game ,Com.
inericed ahnut .12„ Young - America .Wori
.the joss and sentthe nittsviile Club;to the babi.
'-The mamma. of
. the players on the occasion; ,are
as fullnWs.: • • • • '.. .• •.• • •
- J.' Ridgwaic , C: ;Evans; 13:
-Reilly,. W. W.-Parry; Geo. 'Taylor, Jas. Mather
Jos. Stichfrr, Theo. 'Pattersob;
drectiany; TnAO;MCGittness. . ' •
• " Yorso 'Alrenic4::-:LGeo.. M. ',Netvliall,:• W.' M.
: Bayard,. .Latil. S. Newhall; • C.- A. Vernomßod.
Wi . sterr C. A. - Newhall, E..M. Divis;W. B. Johns,
_Watson, •Eudin. Carpenter,, Chas. -Mc-.
• - •
It was .somewhat. unfortunate . that the Potts
villerlest the toss r for aftei.einenly'watching the
game we felt Convinced that if that Club-had - Cll.
ken.the field first 'and' thereby gained . the eon fi-*
deuce necelisary to meet stiecessfully the play, of
aeComPlishell iiml Skillful a Chib'as theme Young
America, thePrit ChM. would not 'only have
.made ii better firstinning, but would have played
a - closeuktme,if .it did not finallY beat its strong
•entagonist.. score, made by the. Young
America=unprecklented in its -history-4e HA'
first inning, and the fact that-the beStplavere of
'that..Club.were disposed Of in• the second -inning
fOr.a small miinher - • of 'rnns, in consemtence 'of
the excellent under-hand' howling of Mather,
Taylor andPam:rand the generally. fine:fielding
of the Pottsville Ciub, strengthen theopinion -we
express; Tie menabere..of the Young: America
were prompt in - applauding a superb catch made
.by.B:-Reilly while the•fielding'of . the Pottlivtlie
Club elicited their unqualified approbation during
the progrese of the - game. ' The grOund was in a
bad centlition, conseqrieriae -,0f.. - the rain. and
the ball was continually Wet;rendering it difficult
JO, hold:. The ouiv • four Ant made during, the
*game, -was by.Ceo:Taylorref:thePettiville,..Who
'sent the:ball far ot'er,the - headS .of the fielder:;
•it
. ln';yond the bounds into
. ari - adjoining
The hits.werebri. its..both sides finind
thernselVes•Well occupied, in protectingtheir week
ets from the dangbrims owling. which was a dia-'
tingnishing• feature. Of the game. The. . batting
of Taylor,.Stichter.and Lee of the Pottsville, and'
or George.Newliall,.Vertitin and Carpenter of the
-Young America; is.worthrof..remark: The gt.nie
.waspleaeatit . in'every.ri,..iipecti.and was ,witnessed
by a - large. ,ntinaber- - .of persons.: If the -weather
.had been-favorable . the satisfactien...woilld hare
. beeti-euitinlete. . • .
The score is as followi ~ • •
- • '
IST- Iv:ctsca. 2n Isau.a.
D J.ltuhrway c BaYard h . • c Gen M.-Newhall I) Ver:
'Vermt : .... .. - O. -non • • ' 0
-Cleni-Xylins run ;toting ' • .
- -
ger b Johns ,
W c . (.3 M New
turn .b Vernon
deo Taylor b johns
Jas 'Mather c Mcliim b
Vernon .. .......... • t c atnd li'.Vernon 0
Jos Sticht& h Johgs... 2 c Bayard b ' , Vernon 8
-Theo ,Patterson b johns 0 b Vernon
It F.Lee.not.nut • - 0 b John's,: . • 7 ... 11
Ed. Drechiu4li'Vernoll. C Davis b Verno n: . '• ' 0
NeGloness-b Vernon 10 nbt out..-....,
Lell-PYOI
. .
. " • . YOUNG • • •
le-rISNINos. ' ' 21, iNNINGS
Geo M. Newhall c Breg-' .
hanS , b Mather.— .9 runOut:..:'
W 111 Bayard b Niatber.. 2 .
Dan' S Newhall c Reilly - • . -
•b ..... c Parry b Mather..
C'A Veruou c Pattervon •- •
b Parry .. 110 e god b
livd Wister.ruu.out. - ... —3. . • -
_ •
C .I ..‘re%itall .1 b vr. b . • .
litithor
E Ltavis: c Taylor b
3lnther ..*
Ii Johns Jr, not out.. 3
W B Witonm c Patterson • •
.
Elan Carlienter run out not out .
Byes
. ... : ... • 0 • . •
BALTA. .Wicaric
YOLTICa .A3IEp.ICA: • .
- Batts. •.- Ansa. Winirre.
WAD: 13. Johns. :146 , . 16 • 6 ...
C.A.Venann.:3.2o • •
. ' Porravlt.t.c. ,Y. AMP:III4Ii,
.I.:Mpir. • ''''Harry Itoyer.. - Col. F. Mater • .
bcorcre .. ... W:Achallt: •.. C..J. Vherthman.
.
In the evening the'. visiting cricketers *ere en;
tortained at Pennsylvania Bag., A:supper pre
„parettinlit.'Whithey'e•best style, was discussed
by the Philadelphians and - by - many their .
friends here, And-a cooplepf hours were spent- in
a convivial. and' delightful.: manner: .The next
day. the' visitovi returned borne, pleased we trust,.
with their visit. to the Mountain City.. . ' •'
• '
• Iris anticipated. that. the "ceturu'inatele 'will
be played•in October:* ' . •
Then Pottsville Cricket Club authorizes us to
announce that it xtends a friendly challenge to
.bleveti '-the lnAt".'eitiOteteis'in . the tonuty, jv
.phir-thaeChab . groiinds St:. Clair
t;Jub, lllitl reel at tucklime Se the iliallhuged
pitiTy may select. *Who• will zuovci.to take up the.
. •
. .
Mather.
Tayler..
Parry...
$413,512 91
b Yernou...
. .
5 .b 'Vernon
0 not out
ANALYSIS OF.BOWLtG..=-POTTSVfIT,I
- PitOCEEDINGS.
EXCLCISFFLY FOR VIE MOW& ZOIISSAL
of C. pITFLS, 1 3 . •
titEP9IITZ . D
Serie=Bier Terma.—Qwwrter f 'fielstiwwei;
The sttendinee wee minshilly large at tie opening oti
:,47OUtt 011 htondaY leat , - -- After the eadoln
minting - ef-vortstabletezed jaws. Am.\ tla,,
~ .4:lotirt pro:neat:a - to the frii l o l -4. 0 . 0 4
- Biwa afthaiii: - boiindivoespn - Job .itmary mativ.
Ertl After hearing. the Court ditedted each party to
:audit/try lliftnnettag--on oath ear
'Stephan. A.mereeross action--elothi!ltlekit„ and the
eats divided is in the &A ewe.
JesePh Gahm/ intzaheth leeSP
Catharine and Adam Phut. and. W i n. and Rebecca
Zimmerman—on oath of Joel Mats. - The-Court Mktg
only allowed, awl each party tpyeehal.f.
J . Joel ldetz--on bath;toft OtO Faust.; 4 4°th er
mime action-.4poseed of air the
sannel asttt of Pain NewPiet. Costs
divided between the parties. - - -
Elizabeth I.4dt:tithe—on oath of
_Margaret McKeenan.
cb‘te_._ divided: .? f
.;!
- Aladin Zerbe=on oak ofeaMadne Zerbe. Deft. to
? COO and give bail In $lOO for, hie good behavior.
•-,,tb - eaham c ost
ltelber -- -cinnathef Gotleib &Wm bre: Got
• lei b to foot the bill of mete. .
-.
- Jury Trials.. , • • • •
..Jairtes ft:ands was C chirged avith'iistahlt sod Battery 1
'on Nathip..ct'appliatbut. acquitted; and the prosecutor 4
directedto pay the costa, - , _ ' I
..liichtdasCalleir-sratconvidsnillcif felling to!
• -Slaty Scally,Assanit and Battery on Catharine . ool-
: fins. Not quilty, and each party to-pay half the costs:
Joseph Weinatmas 'convicted' of Larceny."'. •
.... John Ott-A.ssault 'and Battery on Elizabeth' Rich,
ivithintent ravish' Pitt:eel:Mix is atiadladyfof
nearly 00 years: After. the - pmgless of the trial : foie
.srinse deft. plead guilty to the aasault
.and
bittery:alone. _ ' z •
Matthew Devine was convicted of- Assault and Bat
tery-On Owner .ltioeNtstaieker.'andllned $lO end costa.
Garrett Itaftly—Assault. and Battery on Benjaminy.
• Kline. Acquitted. and Gainty for awls.
George . Covet plead gtnity to selling
. 11qttor. without
, license. and was'finealln and costS.
• Henry Reese- . ditto. •. ditto.
:Mary atimmel— , ditto. . ditto.- ..
:Richard . • ditto. ditto.
Oliver !latch— • ditto.. . • .
William Walters —" ditto : ditto.:.
Henry Bomgarderf— . d Ito. .ditto. ;
Ghrhstlan Deiter— • : ditto. - ditto...
Henry Trichler— . ditto. • • : ditto.
Henry K. Smith— ditto. .
George - : •'.
Frederick Turner— ' • , ditto. ditto.
James ; . ditto. ditto: •
- Wm. Tralnsr, , - • :ditto. ditto.
*Elias Zerbe— • . dino.
Jacob - S.lleyer plead guilty to itelling liquor on Sue.
-Baur W,, Jbhn,Salena. and Wesley IC9ch—Bso4:'
on oath ciffEllia Moyer. -All the parties found: guilty:
Michael' Curio... charged withthe..sarne, was acquit.
ted. , .Conntyrfor - costs: •• - •• • • '
• Asetor McAllister--Astutult and• Battery on Michael
Doyle. Acquitted. but directid pay the costs: • :*-
ViStillam Draper-Larceny;-ru•nattitif Bawd',
Fitigtb
boo.. Not unilty. ind County for costs.
-Michael .Lunithin was convicted' of Fornication and
.B.aAarily with 'Bridget Clary. and sentenced to pay the
cipts and.s4s 50 for.lying,in expensts. and 'to give the
uSnal Security for the support of:the child. , :.•
•
Michael Farrel was convicted of Rape upon, a little
• girl, htirgartt - • King, and :Sento:teed to .$lOO fine and
seven months' imprisonment.- . • . • •
Catharine CoChliu Wasclaarged ttith Liirceny,ly, Ann
'O'Neal. Found guilty, and sent to liaison for 60 days
• •. • r..
-:.113411s :t&c:
•
.
Ma'ri . Sweeny was charged , with , ASsault'and Battery,
by Ann. Powers. - ,11,mored. and - Ann fnecosts; • • •
• Catharine Poweis--Assanlt and Battery.on-Bildget
Kenny. lignoreci;and prosecutrix for coats. • •. •
.DominichCollatian—Assault and.filitti3ry on Michael.
QiCh.an.- , lguored. and prurecutor for costa: • • •
James Forbes—ASsault arid.Baltety ori Mary Forbes..
PiOSCaltriX not appearing, the case waidienostied, and
Michaell powets•-•-titiretY of. the Peace. on oath :of
-Bridget - Keuney..., Bridget,did not appear . and the case,
-wan theieibre dismissed, and Hie; coats left for her to
•..Cithatine"Muipiiy•Sorety, an oath of Mirk *obis;
. This pro:ortittis • Was 'alsb - non esc,' and' -the care die
posed ni ,he lust- making the . -second bill for Mary
to.pay for.her•default. , • - . •. • •
-Mary Sullivan—A.Sault and 'Bait:cry on Mary Forney
Ignored. and Mary fur costs. .
• Margaret lierlng-L-Assault and Battery on Mary Sul-.
liran ' litnnred..and proseCntrilfor rusts • .
•
Dominick Callahan-and wife - 1 Assault and Battery.on
Michael . Coettran. Ignored, and Callahan to pay costs.
• Ann and Catharine Horan. and Christfan..Nunetnach
• et were charred with 'Assault and Battery hn Catharine:
Etnored. and Catharine ta'pay the posts. " *,
Catharwie Cglibis— Nuisance. on, complain t Of l'eter
Scatty.
,'lgnored: and
. piosecutor for cost.. " . •
16111UNICATIM) •
JOHN
. . .
''.E.ticrotii MIN Etta' .J(WVII'S 41. • —Are You not too setere
upon this Coplierlicart eic-towns-man'of Ours f , iste the .
only one of that kindinid name - familiar. to rottsvill
ians ? To be sine, the-treasonable •leaning of John
If ughes eventuated - hia mpenly taking arms against
cttutry' But amiember ,his family, a politician..
possesvinothe greatest influence with the mass of-the.
popnlation of this Comity; Mai. Certainly purimed a ail
ter. personal . course, hut: the 'community are by no
meana.sitlisfled -that he- has .proved himself a better
friend to his .corintry than the -other; -Johorlinghes
. was.personally. much-esteemed' here, and the g.enenil
imptesSion is. that. if the influence .of hiA fumily.had
:been used inn - the right direction, be would not - . have
tufued out a traitor and ;rebel. - . ' OBBEIIVER.
*General; McClellan was at Dresden,-Saxony, •
en Align/4)6Di . . . • . '.:. •
'....ra - There arc in Washington' 2 colored schdols
support. -ti by, donations. • , '• .
314 - Gen.,LPil has accepted the -Presidency Of
.Waehipgton College,-Va.. :
,trirThe repgrts of greatromelty...to the. North
Carolina'negroei iiicrease. • • . •
' zA large;fire occurred on Tueriday at : Troy,
'N; Y. - . The loss Was . trona ' • '
• . Rev. .T. C. T4lbott,.• D.' D has been.
elected A.asociate.Episcopal Bishop of Indiana. • .
siirD 14 wild that the food .crop of 'the United -
States in 1865 will be . the largest known tci Our
. . .
icrgc
amount of petroleum . was burned.
near Petroleum Centre,- by . an • acoidental fire on'
Saturday last. • • ••
WO.ll City has 'now 'nearly fifteen'thomiaml
populatiodhaving doubled with 7;
. in the last.year. : .
.•
Ths-"Andersrinville. Prison Peri .Fitirvivora'
Association"' was organizeli in • Washington on,
. Monday evening. '
*During, trio war: just ended, Winchter,
Virginia; was occupied by Union and rebel troops
suceessiVely seventy-six times.
* . rigr On cictob ,, r• 15, a 'council will be held with
the Sioux and Cheyennes,...at which it hoped a
treaty of neae.e. will.. e concluded: .. •
' • • rair - 13y. the end of Sentt , inber it is thonght the
raihoad miinmitnicrit ion between . Philadelphia
and NeW,Orleans will becoinplete,„
p3 - Last .week 2300 - p , miids of iagii.Were;sold at
'Washington'. on ,Government , account,' bringing
the.high fignre of 17.1 cents per-pound.
Aar An accident occurred. on Tuesday : on-tile
Penii!sylvanin railroad; west of Harrisburg, by
which three fminsous :were killed.and one wound
... .. _
SSC; 10
6 12 18
$0,215 •18
*-Ali, the railroads in the interior of': lilissie
eippi.are being 'rapidly repaired, and I.y the end
of September, nearly ail be in.- running. or-
.
.girDnring- Angus* 9000.' Applicationm were
'made for pewion23,.of which . 3650 'were admitted.
There are now more than 55,000 pensioners on
the Coils;
_ .
'Moja Agrienitural Fair began atChi
cagn on Monday
_; sl..ertimento, Cal.,. 'frill begin
on Sept. 11; Utica, N. Y.; Columbne;Ohio,and Lon
avillo i Ky.,.Sept. 12 ; Adrian; . SOpt.l2
Williamsport, Pa.,-1361.ingtbn, - Imva, and Jeatiea
ville r Wis., Sept. 26, and at YortWayne,-Indiana
. . . .
on Oct. 2. •
. .
AIt ISSI 14TRA:IIVII &E. .Gior A nnur,
•
'• AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF: THE •
•' s WHEELER dc - WILSQN •
.SEWING-.MACHINES
• In Schuylkill Coudti. - •
A number Ottliese excellent. Family Maehlnes are al—
ways kept on hand: can be see in. operation by"calllng
at the corner of Filth and NOrwegian': Sta.. '
Td acciimmudate persona - .using thisw. Machines. a
.supply of :IYrsoinsit NEEDLES. hiaiint NE On. ntd Sose.
and t:1.A11.6% • TilliffAi4 in all : ntimbers, and -colors, es
•pecially adapted to Sewing achine: use,, will he kept.
on hand.. . . .
. .
: ThorOngh instruction's for working these 'Machines
will be given to parties purchasing. ' ,
We are also Agents for tht sale.of .
Rowe tiewieig - •
#liich 'is pronounced to he 'equal to nuyof :the Sew?:
ing,Machinee: now, in the market, and is peculiarly
adapted for heavy"work, and Particularly for sewing
leather work. .: The shuttle , targer,.and the needle
smaller than in any other Machine in use. • .
• Orders by Snail will receive prompt attention. Call
and examine befOre.purchaslng:elscWhere. ,
iteltiabold , s*F...itriiict of %aril! parilliii.elean-
Fee and rennetitee the hliaxi, leetile the vigor •or health
hits the eyetem, and pareee . riut the humors that mike
dieease. • • • April S. ; 14-6m'
. . , .
- Aiiny itch. Tette!, All Eruptions • .
"DI - L-SIA'AYNE'S ALL-HEALING OINTMENY:".
" DII..SWAYNE.S. ALL-HEALING OINTMENT."
- No case so obstinate, or. long. ?tanning, It will 'not
Care in a abort time. all kinds of Tetter . ate perManent- .
ly cured. Army 11th, whk.h Is so' prevalent. it never .
fails tb cure. . Chronic, Erysipelas. Salt Rheum: Ring-,
woritek, - -• Barbers Itch: ,tc.• EmPtiOns covering: the
whole ..tirfaCe .bf . the. body; old :Ulcers of many years
stancilng, that put at defiance. every 'other 'Mode. uf
. treatment,' all yield to the healing properties of the great
vegetable , , •• . ' •
Pride lso cents: By sending GO cents to Dr.Swayne.
4k. Son. 330 NORTH SIXTH Street., Phitadelphis...ii box
will be mailed
. to any-part of the United, States, free of
.
charge: .
sow by HENRY SAYLOR, Druggist, Pottsville. .
Gray Illnlr, . Baldness,. • Diindraff.. - arty
.DiPen.se of 'the Scalti.--No 'DiscovEn: CAN Com'
PAiIiCWITIf IT. IT (8 bityr - A
• :_.• : "Half Color_Rtoreity ,
• ' rue• Restiirer."
"London" , • "Hair Color Restorpi.”
- ••Lolidoc.'• Color Reqtare - .....!.
"Lhhilon" • TEE.AIEDY - "Heir C . olor Ristorer
"London" . • ."11filr Color Restorer." ;
the Deis EsOws Reeves:eft Or COLOli" AND PER
ECT II A 111 DiVARING COMUINEO. •. Delicately perfumed.
1, 'lt Will restore grey hair toltl original color.
.Y. It will:make grow an baldlieads.
•
S. It will. restott the, naturnirsecret tons.• . , •
4' rentriee'all'flandruff 'and itchin 'gs.
• 5. - It wilt 'make the hair soft. gloSsy, and flexible'. •
'• 6 It wilt - preserve the on color to old age. • ' •
. I. It will prevent tae hairfrOrn falling off. •
• S..lt will cure all . diseaseti of the scalp. • :
' • , "Hair Color
"London'':' • • MAP ' !Wok Rotor Restorer."
.1.0n(too . • . ' . . Cofor;Releforer."
."London" , 'rata . 'Way. Col . & Restorer..."
"Load oi"r- . : :*`flair Color Restorrr.".
'.•Loocto,n" . ocartyaosTa. •' "'Heir Color Restorer."
''Loodon" • . Coto". Restorer."'
."Usso DY.0411 MOST ILMINL.IT YIIrgICIANB A 1.411. cLiTtOr."
DILSWATNII & ROO : ' SOLOO'fix fears agO•I began to
lase my hair, and continued , to 'do 50...
until the scalp
betame'as bate qs the.palta Of ray hand:; troubled al , o.
with a - disagreeeble itching feVer, - great heat; and dead
: tuff, small pustules would form, quite soreto the touch.
_ - and the remtuning.nortion of the hair on the aide and
. bacicof my head became. quite gray: , After•nsing a
number of Restoratives (so called) without SuCcess,*
and' my head - nearly' destitute of hair,'• minctantly
,nommencell using the 7•11:)NDON HAIR . - COLOR
STORER - AND DRESSING." : NOW,- candor and jug;
tire compel.4ll 3 : tr..•.1 1 13V to all. that "2.thmagh.. - Itsnse
now possess a new and beautiful - grew - di of hair. corn-.
'pletelYrestored.to Its' original dark and glossy appear
tumeCand.l venture the assertion, the' world furnishes
. no preparation equal to this: and I do, opnectentionsly,
'• Slay to all who are gray, - or bal& htuidry and harsh. or
falling, - to use at 'once Lids . cleanly and delightfully
• perftunedarticle,, . ISAAC L. /MARSHALL.,
• : ..Guanel :N
Vnited Statiaayy,.:
. •-• 830.Leouradstreet; P.hilatielphia.-
Priee: 75 cents a bottle ; sit bottles, $4. Sold by Dr.
SWAYNE & SON, 334 North Stith streer,
-Phltsdelnhla. Also by.
JOHN O. BROWN. & SON, Drigailets, Pottsville.
yKbl .ue ß it. r 8,65.AY170;04: "24."
•
. - THE GREAT- ENOLISH..:REIiEEDY. - - 7.
' MIR -J1A1.11111115 -106 - .IIHIMIA. • . ' • •
. CELEBRATE D :' -FEMALE I'ILLBI
,• , ..,
Prepared. from a vesestplital. of,* J. :Clarke, hi-Ik t
_.
, . -___
.... :Physician satiaakilnitty$ atiaakilnitty to Hitt.Queen. _ i , •
: - .Y,Thiiwell knowtieteilicine .IsZimpoittltion, but a
,ittre and safe reixWdyl : far 'F'al 'Dlalcnitits and Ob.
'.`atrtictlinn% from any canoe wft _ ; and..dltbongh a
7powetfol- rnmedY, , ,lt' contahai nothing .Itarthal r .. .. the
4)°°B--,;2rotilit.tatialna.OLu:,iiilt.iii Peat lisle Y titlteni it Will,
1
ht„ - a short time, bring cin the monthly period with reg-.
ViritY • r ',I - •—.-3 ' t _l7 .;'." (,'*l i
: t` In all cantor Nervous iMd , winar,Aftect N,
icis.hit
in the Back And Lampe, " Herivibeisis: Fatigue on e lkht
. exertion, Pal itation of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits,
.I:lWhitesmtad all• the-painful
dlsa,.es,occasioned by! disordered. system, these pills
itiWeileot Waite - when all -other mrsod biye failed:: :
THEW PILLS nave lorvta Fount IZNOWN , TO ram. WHIElti
ear Diazortove ON TUN 20 Pidi Of FAMIPUtXT:iiIt - WILL
For fallpit*, get 'a paroPhiet. free, : of His :ligt:
Hold by . all ' . Pecoll perhOttleJ ,i , : •
*Sole United Sta es Agent: ' •' " . • .
JOHN HOSES. II Cartlandt St., New. York. ..
• . II: B.—Viand d postage • stamps enclosed to any.an
thOrized agent: will insure a bottle containing 'over 60
pills by return Mail.- ' - - '•
.Zi97
- • . _ . _
. .
liallhe Vegetable Sicilian flair Reviewer
lte'preeed itself .to be the most perfect pretctratlati for
(be hair ever offered tcrtir pribljs' - •
.ItUis it vezetable elinp9o. tid.4llhl C 0 41 1 44 ..M9
ous pro rites ellateivr. • • ' • .
• IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
'NAL COLOR. •: . • • •-• •
It will keep the heft front *thllinz ont. • . "
.. It Cleans the scaly and makoe .the hale soft, Inetrons
silken:
and
leis a cplendld . bill' droning.. • • • -. •
No person. old or young: should tali - td use It. •
IT IS • EEO "MMENDED AND USED BY, THE
FIRST. MEDICAL, AUTHORITY: ' '
Cy - Ask for'Hall's Vegetable Sicilia" Hair Homewer,
and take no other. • . • ' • ' -•• •• ,
' • Nashua, N. ll... Proprietors;
For/idol:1y all , drintiste. - ' . . •
SY . ,' •
. .
. • •
Angus; 12,...65. .
. . .
Gentlemaii - .. cured iiireerwmi Pra.
inattire Decay; and-the effects- f youthful. indiscretion.
will be happy to furnish ethers with the Meantiof ewe.
(tree of. ctuarge).. ; :This' remedy ta simple, safe; and
For full partici:dare'. by return flease address
JODN, D. OGDEN, 60 Nunn St., New York: •
Illelthaboldte Extnict Bola gives health and Timm'
to the fount. and. bloom to the pallid sheek. Debility
le_docompaniedby'manp alarming symptoms. and if no
treatment is stibmitt to, oanssunption. • insanity or
epileptic it ensue.. , Abel 8. 815. , 14-Gm •
-
. .
1,1 111 ti held AND reugiged - , by
Atctw tummi Ezrdaur• Buotw.' ' '
WE . .
111141K168.04.1 WiIIgKERI I 4I• • .
Do inn want Whiakeri-or Idouistatheul Our . Ore
cian Compound will force them to grow on the smooth
est' face or thin. or Ituilicith babl heads,' An•,-Weeirrt.
Price,-$1 .00. ' Sent by • anywhere,...cliselyi ; iertled:
'on receipt' of price.- Ai:Wiese., • . •
. WARNER & - CO.; -BOX 13S, 13Malyil, Y.
• Feb:ll. " .; ••• • ' : •".-
nearerees.Blindaesa and Catarrh, treated
with the utmbst .succ&a. by Dr. J.- ISAACS. Oculist
'and Aurist, (formerly - Of-.Leyden.. Holland.) No, 519
PINE Street. Philadelphia, • Testimonials .frcuo • the
most rellahle sources in „the City 'and Country can be
seep, at , is Office. Tbd medical faculty are invited. to
accompabrtheltpailents. air he lilts secieta , in his
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain:,
No chargernade for examination. -• • M
. . • • •
. The PLony of MAN 'IS Sittztoriii.Therefore the
nervous and debilitated should Immediately use Het u=
tioi.tia - Extiaae.i . Bunny. , -. .: April 8 • Gar- 1.4-arn" . •
•"•Tbe Bridal Chumber,"an Essay of Worolog
Instructionfor . 'l''oung Men-published by the 'flow
ardASabchition, and 'sent free of- charge ,sealetl en
velopea.: .Aiftireas, .1,
Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa. ..
• :I ; cb. " • :gay •
A Thing of Beauty'. A . .tioy Forever..
. .
. . . . .
. .
Those- who desire brilliancy of coinplexion,...must
ptirifyand:enrich . the blood, tchich HELIMISOLD'IL C6N
CENTIC:4II7;I,:EXTIIACT SAFSAPARILLA invariably d'oea - Re
rolled,lt 1 ,, 0u patent medicine.• • Ask: for Ilelratiold'a,
Take no other.- April 6, '66. • l4-6m .. •
. • .
EFrmit tlie Largest . .itanufacturinir ChrmiSti in the
I am aNnainted with: IBr.-1.1. T. listssuot.o. :mnrin
facturar a IIst.mnoLWEV . AI4 . ENVINE PItkrARATIONS. • 'Re
occupied the :drug-store' opposi.e my, reSidence,, and
was successful in e‘mittetina the business where others
bad not:betu Nosily: so before, him. I have been . fa
yombly impressed. with his character and enteeprise..
.• • WILL . ; AM' ViRIGH.TMAN.
Firin of Pas WEIGLITMAN, • .• •
Manufacturing Chemists;
9th and Brown Streets Phila.
14-Gm • ••:'-
April 9. •65
. .
EIEL3IIIOWRCONOEFTEATEDEXTRACTITUCHII
la ; the Rreat Diuretw.
: yatutiota,'SCONCFNiRATEpJUTIIAcr...6III , IIAPAitILI , A
' L. : • . .Ir the Great Blood Puiifer..
prepared according
. - to
.1:1110.3 or pithy
inn u.emistry, and'm
are the ost active That can be
ptado: ...Apri1 8 ,.. 6 •1 , • 144;ni
,
NOt a Yew of she Wailit. , Dimortlersthat
rrihnkiud , arise from eruptiow'44 the blood.
ELM Elin.D . P. EXTRACT (ir'SiugiPanti.i.A. 18 - 6 - yeinedy - of
the utmost value. April S. • 14-Om
. . - .
'llellaubold's • Fluid Extract Buthsr is
pleasishi ln.instel. and udfir, tree :Reid all injurious tiro
perties and 8...115. 14-Gm
. , . .
. . . . .. .
• To Purify, Eurieh• the Blood, and Meisel
iify the complexion, use- II u.essOt.tee • Hioni.r CONOEN:
TRATMI ," FLUID kIYTILALIT SAiSAiIIILLA:. .Che bottle
equals in 4rength one gallon of the Syrup or Decoction.
HAIR . 11:101cE HAIR 111VE
• Batchelor's r Dye is the . best In the
vrtirld : -. The only true 'and perfect Dye—llartrtlessk.in
staittanCcius and Bellable , —produces a P plenntd thick
or Natural Bmwn—remedies the ill ,etTeeta BadDy'es,
and freqtfently restores the original color: • Sold by all
Druggists. The genuine 18 signed, {Y. A. Bittchelor,.6l
• Barclay Street. 'New York. ,• . • , •
.January 7. 1.645. l7l*
. .
n
A Skin Smooth kia udi. Beau's.itsil
compleSion follows the UFO Of lici...uot.ies'enticesm.i-
TE.I , FLuttrEalsor SABSAPAg.ILLA. remo v es black
-Spoil., pimples al all eruptions of the skin..
.pini.oo - .. - alittritio . t . oet .
Tiling we 55,6i6 . Free-will Baptists in the United
. .
Tur. Genciml Conveution of the Protestant Eplseppsi
htirch meets at' St. I..tate's'ehuretk
. . '
. .
• Turns are in the •Episropal Dioceie of Pennaylvania
233 clergymen. iigtr-parishes, 22,041 communicants. and
. 29.05:1 Sunday School' 'children: • • . • ••-
.
COMMUNION will he held in tile- Eneifti Latherin
Church - to morrow -morntrig . fltith.i Rev. H. C. shir
del aiU preach the discourse for themccallon. - •,- '•
.Tnaaa will be serVites in the 2d Presbyterian Ctinrch•
Marker Square, to-morrow Morning and evening at
ing'.ando'clock. ' There .will I.preparaiory
service thr. afternoon at 3 o'clock: The Sacrament of
the Ltird's Supper .w 11 he administered after. the .Ser
mon Sabbath inorniti, Rev. Mr. Plurner Offlcipting.
Dant O ' VTION • OF TON GKBJIAN .EF.FORME.D .OF
Ciyy.—Said Church be dedicated on
'Stinday . , ritlySeptember, . tkirvicea in the morning. af
ternl,On and eveninm.will be condutted in the English
and German languages by ministers from abroad. The
friends of religion are reniectfully invited to attend....
Curare, Dr.rticAnow. - :Lon Sabbath, the 17th - .:1)-
tettilfer. the Church of the Evangelical Atisocintion of
Cres:..ona. id,tO be rededicated to the service Of God,
if 'having: been" repaired anti-' painted. • Rev .. M. 'F„
Maize of Pottsville . Rev. Q..Saylor and-Rev J.-P. Leib
of Schuylkill . Raven, will preach.' Collections will. be
. taken to defray -expenses of, repairing. The-'Christian
public are tespectlully inviter to attend.
.. •. • R. W:flortrmAr,). • '
.
: Pr.o.t . the Philadelphia • Prejo of Saturday last' we
make the following•ezt raft : • :
— The Rev.:W. S..plumer.'D. D.. of this city, has re:
•ielVeSl a Onanimotis callao the palgorate of - the Second
Pret•bytelian-Church. of PottAville (Qld.SchooL) We.
congratulatl.otir neighbors, in the• prospect of having
the servlces'of.a - clergyman whose ripe experience and
varied .talcids • as a writer encl . -professor. have long
since plated him at the head of denomination with
which lie is connected:" . .
Ifir - Webili Congregational 4.3surch.: Rev. E.
It- 'Lamm. Services eNerY• Sabbath ;alternately, :at'. lo
oelock,'A.- M., and G o'clock, P. M. • . .•
. •
Balpitiat•Church',' 3.1 TlCar C11110R.•
bili Vl.4trC Pio...Preaching ' Lord's day morning 'and
evening. at Loyd: A. M.. and..N. P: M. .
Lecture and Prayer •Meeting.: Wednesday.evefilng at
• . 4 Sunday'School at 2.O•ch et: day afternoon. •
.• :: • - Reaidence Maliatitotmo above Tth Street..
• (uir Clerninn licinirnse& Church. Market,
-Street, Rey .lIIICHEX Pastor. Regular services.
alternately. In the German and English lang.uageS. ev
•ery Sabbath day: at.lo A. M. '‘t 7kM..PraYer Meet
ingaind• Lecture every Wednesday evening at M.
September 10th and 24th, English-1u the morning and
Gelman in the evening. . •• • •..• • • "
•••• September 3th and 17th, Gerthan in the morbitigsand .
English inthe evening.•.. ••• ,•••,.• • -•.-. : ' ". •• • •
Merviiies . atl'riniti"' (Episcopal) Church am
Sunday. morning at Inst . Sunday evening at
• • tar Viral PreabYtteitan . Church, coiner 'hfa-
'Mutton : go and Third Streets. Rey.•lssmi Ritsv,
.Pas
tor.. • Services, Sunday ,10,ki • A..' M. and .7% P. M., ex
cept on the Gil Sunday of every month; when thesecOnd
service's/ ill' be held .at GM - P: - M. Lecture, Thursday
evening - .at 734:: . . Sabbath School, 2. P. M. Prayer
Meeting, quarter before: 10. Sunday morning:•- • ••.,
tyr..Uu sou Prayer Meeting,' every Sunday
morning,. from SX 93¢ o'clock, in the frame ; Church
on.Seconti Street, behieen .Marketand:Norivegian Sta.
All are•in . vited. . .
angelical Church; .CallOwitill;street.--.
Rev_ Simi, G4110A.168;- Pastor...wilLp,r,ear.h German ev
ery. Sunday :rrairning: at 10 ceeßiclt, aud English. in tht
EVenitigin - 7 °thick. - • •• • • - • 1
Itarillethod lit E. Church, SeCond street, above'
Market: Rev.-J. E: • McCmjnoou;.Pastor.
Subbath.. 113, A.'. M., and 1..P..M,. - thayer Meeting,
Tuesday eveninMat TX oclock ••. • • : • -
t ar - E n 'th er Church, :Market. Square.
Ewe; L.' .M.• Kottai, - Paetor.. Preaching. every Sunday
Morning and' evening, at OM M„ and T, P.
P.:tyer.Meetlntand ?Rehire Thursday even., at? recioek
.
AIl Marriage ;Noticeit . miust; be acennipaniect with 26
onas tn'appetir in tint:limp:AL • • .•:-
HERING- , MRINBACI - 1.- - -Ou the Pit - of September,
160, by the Rev, "Lehr. la•ao. 11.13uN0 Stl/4.,1
.I , IAII. II eizoliou. all' of Waihiutrton-„Towtiship, &butt
,
kill COurity. Pe
• - .SETTZINGER—.BRININGRFt.—On the .2Oth
the Reir, 3. R. McCullough, Mr. AL - ham .St•trztaora
of lifahanoy Plain's; ScbuylkillCounty,.to htlas , Leataa
Renaming, of this •-: •
S'imp annoitncementa of .deaths,. free. Misr ae
eermpapied with ThhticeA,..,ke., must . be paid for'at- Ole
.rate of 10 cents perlinsi •.. •7: •
. .
BIRD.—On the 80th of August, at Northumberland.
Pa.. Mrs. C. H. Bum. wife of 4aseph ,Bird, late of She.:
mokln. aged IT yoars and
,4 months;._ :
I
BEATTY . .—On Thnnicl ay 190171Ing,.Sept. - Ttb, 11E884.
Briorrr. aged I years and 1 month.. - • •
. The friends and acquaintances •of .the .- family are re
inectfallyinrited - to spend - her...faue.ral...lnirn the rest-
dente of J. M. Beatty; Mahan_tangoatMet ; this, Satin.
day afternoon. at 435; o'clock: • .
.I..IITLEHALES..‘-Sept 6th, MA/1T FEA41(31 , 8. daught--
er of Wm. 0., and Ann . .Littlehales, aged 1i menthe and..
.The friends of the family 'are invited; to. attend the,
funeral from their residence at Glen Carbon. this: . Sat- .
rdaj afternoon, at I.o.clock withontturther notice.
, •
MWIER.—on the 81st nit., inpottsilile,_,Jona.. eon
.OTPeter ancrEllzabetti Myno; aged 18jeartrand12, days.
.
28th nit.. in Norwegian; Twin's
ton Juttna. -son of. -Henry and. Johanna Slleabetit
Netzg., aged 8 monhs snd 10 days.
. . .
4 .A.dormi•tint Grivres . ef 416 e , pias#o 9 . :
THE KA:11B 4F.,-YARb
• AT IturNieusiirjiLLE, - *: •
fßat beeil - Teivived to the east diva the'tinen; corner
Ontabsitry.tateeet sad
The lumfer.64.lledrevpoctfullyeqls tber:Attention of
:.he Fsilitt
n elo T his stock or . •
- •
MIR cAxettre.u.Arr nit:um:Lß, •
Which be is manufacturing into Tombs.. Monument%
Head and Foot Stonek'Mantlepleccs; Table and Bureau
To,pr. Winslow and War. &c., also. Posts
with }Oiling, ft* artery purposes.. • Lettetirg of the
best style s, olii is German and English characters, and
all kinds' of- ORNAMENTAL . WORK execn
' —tselin.the hignespasnlie iet_and t he mositsubstscnial
manner. He,also has now ienly beantlful
Aurendade oat et Italian Marbly Consisting of some
very neat desimastor cemetery nnrPoses. niches carved
Lambs, Flower Nesse: Dena, Doves. &c. Please cal!
,aud; examine for lotuwilves. Prices are verylow.-7.
Fcirk dclivered.at willetance bee of charge.
P.:F. ,EIMENED9FsIi. fortnerly orliortivind Co.
. &newt Id.
.• • .• '• THE
..PEOPLES`.
•.• .. .•
RAILWAY COMPANY
„._.
UR
.
SCAUYI,K — ILL, COUNTY.,
• -• • • . • - . . • .- •. • _ • •
. .
The subscriber offers for salet • the Bonds of thSpeo.
„ .
ila!lveray Conspiley" of . Okrhaty!kill
Cooeity. - These Bonds and interest are aftrst class
security: as they are secured by a dist Mortgage on the
•
railway to the extent that the
. ainie Snow,: O r at any
time hereaf t er may be tOestreeted. under vihd v/it4
of Uwe:ed:er r :Try vested in the Company. ' • '
The isOnds are forOhe Hundred Dollars f$100) each:
Interest. Coupons attached, payable every . six months.'
at the rate of six per cent: clear of all Taxers—State,
COrmty, Municipal or Goyernioent, - • -
.• • , .
• - - • ~- 1 4 : F. SE
WHIMY. :Bookei.,n •
- • ,• .
Ja1715,' Centre SI, Pottsville,
NOTICES.
EMI=
DIED.
GENERAL NOT
. .
m olt FICA •sof Girard.. Estate,
NO; 19. South Fifth Street. •
• • •Putt..Vnittrniv, September 4, lar.s. .•
PEIOPOSALS TO • LEASE GIRARD ; COAL-LANDS.
compliance With a reiolution of the Selectanti
Common Councils of the city of Philadelphia; ap
proved May 25..1564:, sealedproposals • will be received.,
'at.tbis office nutll.hionday, keptember I I tit, 1565,
• reclock. P. M.. to lease such Vitt' (tribe- north dltipintr''
veins of the Israel -Cope. James , Unwell - and Edward
Lynch tracts,' not hvvevitfoSe. - leased in. the present•
Virtu. of leasing the'Gltard'Coal lattati,..excepting that
the parties shaltenvenani. M Lessees; to; vay of, the •
market, yalneni lump coal as the same shall exist at
'Port Carbon for. cheitnnt.at the Same Standard'
and. valuer so however, that the vnm paid. shall not he;
less than twentrflve cents for. each ton of coal mined
nitcbertnut,-and not lers,than.ten Fents for that ; • and
'of. other tracts on the same terms to such other per
sons as maybe accepted; ID sirkordatlce witif;.the
-VisitMs of &resolution to which this is a supplement,
Who stroll present stiffiCient evidence -that he le a com
• potent acid a•skilluLminer and tplly able to - WES the,
covenant of the lease. &dd'proposSle th.be • opened in
the presence of the Committee onGirard Estute,•, and
theleaSe to be awarded the highest bidder. • • • • •
'The acceptance of the bidder and:the 'mode:of ar
riving, at-the price ofwin] at • Port - Carbon to he de
terinhied wily by the ..exeMitioo of a Terse in - writing.
• CHARLES S. SMITH:.-
Superintendent of Girard Estate,;
36- :
Sept. 9. '65
. • .
• TO THE CITIZENS' et. POTTS
; VIGLWAND'VIICIINITIL
POTTSNI LLI . 3; 4171. T 1 . 9, I SCA.
.The . ondersliced respectfullyin forme . the' *citizens of.
Potter isle and vkiuity. tbarbe•has , opened a COAL
ICA [hie Borongh, on a lot. of rtionnil above.
Nlcliirowcro tavern. on the old. Peacock Road, and near
tkie Mount Carbon Railroad. Ile will jeep constantly'
on - hand Coal fif . kinds' and' sizes and- of the -beat
Coot the outcroppings. of veins) -and hopes to
receive a fair sharifof.publle. fat. onage.
- ttonable that a ,nod Coal Yard long been needed
in Pottsville. and the .nuclerslgned - trusts „hat his en .
terprise will he ericotiraged and . sustained.. •
• conf 'weighed before delivery.
Boxes for. ' . the' reception of orders. .which, will be
prineptly'attenderlto: will be placed at the following
points in the.Boriiiigli c • • .• . .
AMERICAN 1101:SE, • '• , •
FEOEMN HOTEL ; • -1
, ,
UN - lON.BOTEI.,' • . •
FITZ SAN DEItsON.S Drug Store,. Centre Street
SA3II:. MORRIS'S Store.'
TIOWNEYPS Barber Shop::
lipasLEß. ll.Oicl, corn.. Id inerti:
‘vilte Mini:L. - . • • • ,
BROWN'S Stmr. XarkeiStNei., •
JAISIEs BECK'S Sll)RE.Manch Chunk Street
, RISING SU:' , FRO'r EL Itinersvilte Road, •
MILLER Jr. MANBECIE East Norwegian Street.
. :PRICE LIST OF COAL PER TON:
RTiOK&N, COAL, .at the yeti ~$6OO-41eliveted, ST en
. •
EX-41 . ' n ix) , oti
STOVE 4 . • 4 4, 600 44
" 44 . , • 850 . -" : 4 5 5 .
PEA ' . 44 .. ‘ 4 - .225 • 44 - 325
. • -• •1. C.
July 22, .65. ' • • 29-3 m..
. . .. . . . .
... — '-....4./ ,11,11111 The .unflerffied t.fi.ri . k. lin. inFn
w-•--=.. '. ranee in, the TRAVELEWS INSURANCE
"CbIiiPANV on the 15th of June. hist for $2 O! on life.
with $lO per week compeneatlon fur dleahility resfult.
Inzfrom accident of any kind, premium paid for one
.'On the teth ult.„-I Was - injured by. the Mc: of horse
whereby I was unable.to attend to my • ueual avocation
for one week. On application In 'the Agent, • F. .A.
G OD FRE Posis . ville; be promptly .paid me
Sin being one. week's compansation. I take pleas
- urein recommending this ComEetny to: public- patron
age:and especially to persons whose twine,'-xendittig
-..en3 life and limb. • PETER HELMS.:
. • SchuYlkill Haven. August 28, 1565. ' .M. •
IGE TIOM , Directors it:pi' the
' :Alts Trott Cti...lietice is
hereby : given that the Stockholders of .the Capital Stock
hi the •'Hilo Alto trim C 0.. ., will .meet on.
DAY.'SEPTEMBER. 28th, 1885. between .the bourn of
T and 8 mcIOCIL:. P.N.. attheir Office In the Siirbugh r,(
.pottsville, for the'putpose of. electing a • Board of Five
pirecturifoi•the said Corporation, to serve until the
neit annual election; Attest, ; p..PETERY, Sec.
:Pottsville; Sept. 2, , • .35.4 t
,
-„GAII.DEIIIIING. = WM. WALI.ACF.,
dener - and "FhirisL - now prepaired"to attend.
to _orders for.. Gardeoinßepairitg - Cemeteries. &c.
rintt ctasi •teeommeadadobs, from this and - the _old
Country.. Apply-at Fishbath, Apgar the Gas House, •
nng.2&,•cs. • • 34.-3t*, •
"4"••• • ••PROP.loiillAlLSl.—Prnixwalti will: be re
. ceiVed at this OffirA for building. the F.lu.rine
Pump Bed, Engine Bed and, Bob; Foundation
for the, new Pumping Thomastown .
The masonry byhe of good substantial hammer-dressed
work The plans and fnriber particulars, will be oh
-tained on application t0 . .1.0HN GONNE, Esq. ,
W.W. DUFFIELD. Resident Manager.
N. Y. 4t, Sebnyt•Coal Co.. Aug: 3'6, 3t
. . .
T lIIR FIRM of JOHN A: DIT'ITER
-• • CO., mining Coal ,on.the hiarshfield. proper
tifn- Fiulley Town:Mtn...has this di§ been 'ili.ittOlted by
mnttud consentby. - the - withdrawal tram. the firm of
JINNI E.s ROEBUCK. .. , The' business hereafter will he
conducted by- HENRY HEIL .t'• JOHN A.:- WITT° R,
,under,tbeltame fictri • name of JOJ - IN A. IKITTOtt
CO. ' . .. • - . .." • 'Attanst 9, •65.-32.-fit
FERREOTIVPIEm CRO
be hal at Alicia's-Gallery for $l. 23:
WANTED.
lATANT - ED immediately': a. prahticil . ontelile Su.
T perintemlant for a Colliery :now in operation in
the Mahanoy region. Address - with name and refer
ence: • • WALTER:BROTHERS et C 0...
• WO Walutit Sr. Philada.
36-2 t
September 4, .65
VITA SlTED.—Tbe'.advertfirer; good .prarileal
V Bookkeeper would like to make an engagement
nP Bookkefper :or Cnperinterdant.at a colliery. Can
give gOcid reference unto qualifliitlons. - ,te. Aildresu
Boi 413, Ponaville. Pa.
36.2 t•
MEM
vurA NT iribl.-10 Teachers-six . Male, and Pair Fe -
Ir Inale Teachers to tit:it...charge of Public Schools
In - 11101er Township. Schuylkill ColintY . Air examina
tion of- teachers-. will he held at ro Tam? . .. Schuylkill
Comity. ..Senictolwir . School ,to' ripen on
Monday,Mday. October 2(1, 180. . J. F. PRICE. Secty,
Sept. 90;5.1 . . , . . -364 t
.
...., . . . .
'W A NYE:Dialrc, la ri l e 'llblie Scb , i ,r ai m la
T 4 ' f iL 4n n r Ph ' a lf 9 l v a n l:
: . ..shiri.'six'l% • , h . .
anea ~ iberal .' 0 a:gital , lIC hers. The examination VL 11l
be held. at the Public Douse °l . ..Francis • Denglar In
Tayloomille'On Friday, - September '290. "eommeneing
aI.SX - ieclock pricieelY.By. order .f the Board.
. FRANCIS DENGL'ellt. Sec.. Barry P. O.; Pa:
'Sept.3, $5. -. .. '. .:: .. ., .. . 3C-:a
AN T E D.—A •Teacher .to take - pharge. of the
IT High &hoe.' ()title Ilorouglf of.S.r...chitr; • Ap
plications received ontil Friday,. the tfAhleat.
- • .. • J. - TOWNSE.,ND:Secretary of fletaid.
Brett:.' ,
Sept, 6, '65
,
, . ,
IVAN TiNn; , :. - -"To loan from :FINN ) to $15 , ,a1i
. best .
: 11. Y oriernitity . : fing .Morl gnge will "be given upon
valnable.property in IVlarkiirSt.., • Potisville. Pa.. worth
more than 530110. Apply to Wm R.AnosAv
PO TT ft, Atp irney at taw. Pottsville, Pa., Office
.corner Ceutte and Market Sta., 2d fluor.,
Sept '2, 'GS; • " . 135-nt
Frio CAPITAILI!STM.—A merchant of. Porta
ville..watitt to negotiate a loan of *lOO, bearing
ft per cent. intermit, for one year. Ample eecarity will
tr... given. Aihire.9a -LOAN," Miners' Journal (Mice.
AnguOt 26. '65. ': •
yi
..TEACINEIRS TWANITEW In Union
.Ttivenshin;' Schuylkill Thoeimnlnatlon
held Scksiopilouse,- Septemb e r
tO commence at 9 o'cl ticlt,'A,7 l lt...Term '4 months.
' Wimes
_good. • Schools to satin:Mute- the. secOndlilon- .
:'day in November..
AITANT II D.—A good seeond•band engine. twenty
v. • five or Ibl:rill:wise power, with one double fine
' . •
Me DWELL 4r. BA.I3CELTIcL, flageintown;.llii.
O,TIEA3I %ENGINE.; WANT.IIIIIThe
d6rsignefi Wishes to: purchas e 3 eecond-hand Steam
Engines. of 20 or 30.horse-pnwer each. Address
'JAIME SPARES, Pottsville. Pa. •
.
May 7..`64:
LOST AN D FOt:N1).
. .
. • , . .
.10 STRAYED COW.•-•-Strayed .away from the
7.4 sabscither in 'Ashland.. Schuylkill County. - Pa.,
on Adguit 21st, 1965, a mouse colored CAW, about 7
years old: 'She had on a round bell. Any one return
ing the cow, or giving information. where she may be
found, will he suitably rewarded by • •
Sept_ 9,'65 36 llt• THOMAS HURST.
STRAY 4C.ollll%—Strayedlroni'the subewiriber on
;August 6th. IStirs a Dark Rex] COW
with a white spot on her loreht.md. Is a . Z . ,4 - Fr
email sow and has short leg; about 'tiVe Ink, •
years old . A suitable reward will. be paid
"furl:Clrecovery by • -JAMEY. FOX, St. Clair,'
Sept.. 9, 40.•-‘36.3t • Schuylkill County; Pa.
Q, TRA Yitt ES OR -STOLEN from the.stable of
1 , 7 • the suhicribers in 014rdville, Schuylkill Co.;
Pa.,' on the . night• of 'Moo y.
it •Sclgember 4 it t
:1505... Pak' Brown H0rre,.,14 Or, 18 hand '
hich White forehead: - .hecrri mane. The an
mal wait a HMO - Matt gelt.) A liberal meant 'will be
Itaid for ttie. return of. the horse to..the .subscribers 'and
capture of the thief. • •• • BOMLOT SYR&
Glraniville. Sept. : 9, 1885; • .88 2? •
. ,
. R REWARD '. - Strayed sway or stolen from
cip•3
the premises' of the; subscriber. Thursday. the
24th rill,' a Friuli ,Rst. Ten* .Dog..:.Color
• black. with . under pert of the belly,tinged with
. Feet also tipped With yellow: • Ears
slightly cropped. I r The above , reward will be paid to
any person returning said Dog to the owner.
• . Puttsville;,Sept. , 2.. , 6ls,—ltc.4) CHAS.: M, ATKINS.
...111TIEW JUSTICE FEE" 11111161.14..--Notv
.11 readii new Justice Fee BIlla; for isle at = .
. B. BANISAPS, Centre Street, - Pottetille.
LEGAL
ESTATE OF :ISAAC P. I. EK E
ernarc_'LLetterin ot. Administration upon th e
et , sate orlsnac P. Lykens,, fate of the Borough.
Poitiwille, `decease 1, having . ' been 'doly 'gratite.4 to it 7:,•
tincleril.ned: —All persons ludebted to the &In ! sa .„
requested to Inake payment. and those haring- et e h u
to prewetrt,them. without-delay. .
• . CHRISTOPHER LITTLE. Administrator,
111 ass —Oppoutte Post (Mee, Pottsville
fiept... 9. 1110
KOTlVE..Whereas letters, of Adntinistrahaa
:an the • estate of late of th
Borough of 5t. ,.- Qlnl4 , C°:- Pa.. dseeat.
have been granted by the Ikt , ll.ter to the sabnriher—
iothaa Is hereby given. to all those indebted to and
tate to - make payment.. ind those basing d ata , wiji
present them for
for setttlementi.
HOWARD,
Adm .
inlittatrix:
36. m•
NOTlCE.—Whereas Letters 'f Adatinlstratirm
.on the estate of SOPHIA TREGEA. 13te the
Borough of. Pottsville. Schuylkill Comity. p c.
. o eseed 4 haVe been granted to the subscriber by th e
Regititer—bike is hereby given to all thole indebted
to mid .estate to make kayment and those hart
claims will prment then) for settlement.
JOHN TREGBA, Adminlatnoct:
A DITIEVIRITHATION 1110 TIt'E. - --Wh ee•
I-% as tetietaswt AdminlaVation on the evtat e ( -4 c AR.
b ZULICK.Aate.of Sehuylkill Haven. scho v t.
kill Comity:Aoresee4 have been
Se
to the
seribe: by the Register.—Notio” 1.1. hereby
. 6,„ 40 an
having claims to,pinvent them for vettlernont.
T. C. ZULICK,
September % '65
A DIIIINIISTIFLATION NOTICE.—Wiere--
'/11...ivi letters of Adminlstratkm on the estate of •INO.
HOPKINS, late of the %roach of Pottsville. Schayl.
kill County: have been granted by. the Iteglater.‘-Ns.
rice IF hereby given to all three basine claims no l axt
said estate.to make payment, and those having.cbilan
wlll.present them for Pettlemrnt.
L E LLEWELLYN, Adminbtrator„
c Sept:: fk '66
-TN Tttls . Court.-.ti. Comason . Pleas
Co.usety—ln the" nutter of the pe;
Woo ot Penrose A. Loy for the benefit of the Insoir.
rot Leers.. , _ _
TO MARY MOYER AND OT ER CREDITORS:
Take notice the time for hearing all matters arWar
underpaid Petition of Penrnee.A. Loy, has hen 0 ,4
by the Court on the Third Monday of SePtember.
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day. - •
• PENRCLSE A. LAY.
. by his Attorney, IY/d. R: SMITH,
Pothnrille. Aug. 31.'33. • 353t
'OTIFICEThe understmied hive received Inle t '
tSe R4ister of Schuylkill Oinnty; Letter:. Tftc.t.
'tient/um upon the last , Wlll and*TestaMent oIWm • , ll
Johns.-late of Si; Clair. derennecl. All rersAmS
ed tumid diEicesoedare requested to make mine& to
the undersigned. And all persona. having demands
walnut the same will preBent them for spnt einetit
without delay.. • • GEORGE W. J( Ns,
Exteutore.
August 26, - '63 —34-6 t
14TAT.E.OF GEORGE ft. ReI!E.RET,-
V plicenaid.—Let ters• or Administration up.n3 the"
E s t a t e of Dr. GEORGE N. ECKERT, deceased. hav+ap ,
been granted by the. Register of Wills ; of the l'ocnry sf
Philadelphia,: to the nndenalg - ned." nil persona indebted
to said estate ftre'required to make payment. and tho k
Liar Ira:claims against the. same to present them - ante
oat delay, et the office of George Eckert.- No. 410 Libra
ry street, Philada.; or to D.luiellt. tier:mon. gilding,
Pa. •• • GEORGE ECKERT, tt A d ministra
. • DAVLD.E. BENEONW • • . • t° "'
August 26,'65,
VAXECILITORIB NOTlCE.—Wherein Letwr s .
of Administration on the Estate - of DEORGE
ZERBEY. late of West Brunedolck Town's*, Schuyl.
kill County, deceased, kite' been granted to the soh.
sSilherto by the Regtster,—Nottre Is hereby given to
all those, Indebted to said estate to make payment. AM
.those having claims will present them for- •
settlement..
DANIEL ZERBEYI
- •
• '' • W. M: ZERBEY, f ..'"'""`"'"'
Pottsville, Apguat 19. %Ga.. • • ' 33-kt
'ND W, .111 n y 13, 1 563, the Conk order
A, and direct the Treasurer and Collector of Ried e
TOwnship, to receive no Towfruelnp Road Orden lot ; the
tifiymNit of Road Taxes' . for. the year 1165; in 13Irhe
Ti , senship.'eicept thwie Orders drawn and issued in
1565,-tot the current expenses of the rearlSres '
dune 3. 'TUE COURT.
La) R .'S',II4E AND. TO-
.I,liT
L l O R AI. 'very de:pliable - and pleilsAntly
U sitnaled dwt ilitw. noose two story with
ha..Wrnent,, ;and three-story : hack building. 'on
Stahanton.go between itlvond Bth f treets. Lot ex
teildl.back to Norwezian street. Apply to
T. N. ItL'SSEL, 51.thantongo Street.
26-1 t
Sept 0, •6.'Y
.
( VALUABLE FARM FOB !LILLE AT
.Z - 1. PUBLIC VIOIDUB: . .
Will he kohl at pnblic..thien fnrm.. Fltnatei two
w'rstmf - tht , Borough of Pinegrove, neni- the Schuyl-.
kill And StiPtSulbstma Ittilrond: and. the.road
from.Pine , nove to the "Ellwood .Iron Works." Li the
Township, of Pinegrove. Schuylkill County.
• . On Saturday. September 30, 1865,
Bounded by ltind of J.. B.Stlite, Simnel Moyer. Jena.
than Christ. Daniel' Schneider and others,' containing
140 acres, Jhure or less.' The improvvnents consis,t , t
one two-story Block Dwelling lioteee. - Weather
one out kitchen, one 4a. 35 . 1
feet, There are two splendid orchards with su
perior ftult•treei on the.,:ated ; a epring of good ..
water IP near the tionse. 'and a stream of water floe.
thmugh the land. About sight arms of. it are mostme
land,- - 100 acres cleared, and the b.ilanee is young timber
land. The- land I. in a good farming . condition. and a
lot of Winter - grain be already sowed. • A good tide
will be glydn on April 1,-1566.: • -
Persons wishing to . the •land; may mill on trte
present Imsee. on the pretnises, :'wbo wilt give the
neeesyarytaf,ortnation and-show the land. •
The . rale"comeneneeslat one o'clock,' P, M. when the
conditions will be made known by '.•
.• P f DWARD RITECIILEM e
• _ Ment . for Peter and Mary Ittbrneos;
Sept: 9, '65. • 36 41.
T CARS lei inch •' •
I, •, 4 L i o n . , i ly ch•kuage, and
, a lot ; of .2tin..T Rail. V.r.o:l:r.
. Sept. to
9„ •G 5. • P.
W. SiIEAFER.-Engineer.
T UMBER! 1.1.711111 E ! —The imtirrsirtil ,
deSire44 - ii,retUrn i thankt3 to the public for ^t
liborat thitionne lathe past, rind to inform it that ie
is still prepared to 811 orders promptly. for itaffie Inca
her.and plank. - SILAS BALL
Pottsville. Sept. 9. 1565. - • , :16-tf r
l R lAA:LB.—The subscriber offers for sale three t.
houses and a lot, situate on George street in
Borough of
,Pottsville. Said lot •is na bet Iran
by 196 *feet deep. on Which - are erected three two stare
Frame Dwelling Houses,' .with garden+ and a coved
well of Water On.the premi+e,.. Sold lot and 'hl l o
will he sold at a bargain. • Late the estate of.Sophat
Tregea. For terms, itc., apply IQ TREGE.I.
Sept. 9. , 3. . • .
f l ,loo l la CANT) FOR RIRMIT.-450 arre,t uI
Ciial and Timber Land on the Esteem Dim Tract 't
Containing severer veinii of Coal—the Mammoth Ti feet,
the Lehigh IS-feet. and the Skidmore le- feet thlt 11. 1 .;`.
mile of a run, which fortis a basin, 1 mile soioh of kr
thinoy City, — It join% the' new Boston COmpany. wire .
are now operating Onithe atijoining property on these
veins*. The Italloioad - Company are now location the .
road. bi be completed twit - Sprind. 'Henry Smdre.
tenant on.the'property. keeps a hotel. For farther It.
" formation apply JD' ' - M. ItURPUY.
.Pottsville, September 2, 1565, • •fi tf -
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11;1111LIIC.1441.,E OF MO UTA IN LAND.
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Will oe cold at PUBLIc SALE.- on • • -;•:/l---' lii
.
.Frlday, - 22d day. . of Septembet, 1865, = 2Z': , 111
.At the Public House of GEORGE SPOTZ. at the (oat '' . .
• ..P••• ol
,of the Blue Mountain,•on the road leading (rem M. .•.• •. t t•,'
lerstown to Pineurove, the. following Real F... , Lit , :. be. . ' . c i
longing to the Estate •of HENRI ,- BACKENS'foqc,
deceased, viz:—fl 'Acres of •hl 'untaln Land. I ~i,- ,. .
more cc fear. situate In Washington - Township, ''.7;'' ,..1 h
Schuylkill; comity. adJolning • iandt of Henry ~ tl
Werner, Paul Lengle." George Pfoutz, Atulrew Kohr. • it
and others 1 •.. •.. .. .
- 111rEale to commence . at 1 o'clock, P. M.„ when ea.' ,, ~
ditiens will be made known by. - - 1! g
. . " , .- • JOSEPH' COOVEP, L.), _
. . ' JOHN URICII, ; :;‘,V4I r i :
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-- •Eirecutnry of Estate . of 11enry-Bacltenetwe,•dee'd. r i . ~,yk. ' '
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VOlB tolAl.E.—Three steam engines. together k,
with, drums.- chains. pumping and hoisting wheel&
shafts Mad gearine. - Alma 600 yards 3 Bid: 1W clgh. ,•
also: T round chain. 'A double brearsr. •
with two setts of screens, tellers, railrorui Iron, Ac.,..tc. •
The Engines•are'-..• • . . •
One-60 horse power. zoo& as new, with dratat''.
chains. pump wheel, shaft and. geanne amulets.
'One 40 horse power. alio with drum. - chairs., parhp -
wheel. and shaft of wrought Iron. . • '
One :20 horsepower; fur' hoisting and breaking cwt
at breaker. . . ,
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Teri bolters, stacks...Lc,. &c. .. .. _
lf Mit tllepoied Of before. Tao9day; 19th Wet., they
will Alien be offered at public sale, on the pretni,es, ii:
.the. Wm. Penn Colliery. Wolf Creek Railroad.- t_ict:
Mliuera at ip o'clock. A. M • Apply to , •
JOS. F. TAYLOR; Aigt.-. Miriersville. Pa.
. September 2. 'GS ' ' .... • ' 85-tti*
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•XI A C 1141 lE FOR P 44.1. E.—The
1.7.11..-Fer has now ott.hanct• and fur onia a large lot e
second hand machinery.,viz: •• •
One 60 horse power Steam Erigine. IS inch cylinder.
4 tent stroke. with wrought iron fly-wheel shaft.
en diameter, - 10 feet twig: a a foot 'hoisting . drum..
'feet in length.' Drum' wheel 111,T. fixit dlametur. ••
-inch pitch. and pump shaft and wheel: .The etwve h4 l
' been refitted and would. he suitable for &Abdul: tad
phinping nt a elope °roux . •
One•3o horse Engine 1 - 23 if Inch cylinder, 4 Gent Fink;
and spring peeking, with -.14. foot By-wheel and hem'. • ,
shaft. • - - .• •
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One I.fi horse Engine-10'inch cylinder. 3 foot Ore: ,
and spring parking, with In fooL,fivnwheeh and 3 VV.
pulley on fly-wheel shaft. • •
One 12 horee Engine 1% inch cylinder, 30 inch sitar.
One heavy pump shaft and wheel. , • •
,-Also 4 second band boilers 34 Inch diameter. 26 feel - ,•••
long. TwO newboilers'aoloch ap feet 1.1r.4
One flue 40 inch diameter, 20 fretiOn.i. wan to • •
• flue , V 30 inch liaineter. Altai 210 feCt of, heavy II ,
pump ',pipes. • Also a lot -or splice' platen and
pump stu'w. Also two hoisting- drams. ,2 feot &afar- .
.ter, suitable for a dirt plane.- • . JAKEZ"SPARES, .
! Sept. 2.:•65,41.5. • : Coal St, Pottsville.
VA. Kin .F OK SAL E.---A Furm,. the prt.lV
U of the Fisher estate,. , lOcated: in Wa.shingt
Township, Schuylkill County, iq offered fur Bair.
it coot/Alto 62'acres ; a dwelling bouise ; a hart :
and a stable. Fur terms and further particular. .
aplily, ter . ••• • ' t • ?des. M. LEIMMEns.
Aug. 26, `65=31.4t ' Centre _Street, P. ttr fa.
M~tOIL MALE Faini of eixty 7 twu acres..,itusu l
1: • in Eust-Brtinsvrielt Townshin. "Schuylkill Couto-
Pa., one-half mile from New Ringgold, and one ctlt
from IticKeanshorg., - Nearly all the ground is yds'
ealtiration. -The building's- - consist of a 1.11
weather-boarded house, awl a frame barn nearly
new. A good spring and milk hoase la near the .
dikelliug. Fur further particulars apply by hitter or ;
persott to- .. • JACOB BROCE. •
- ' • New Ringgold. Schuylkill Cotinty,,Pi:
AtLMist 26,.'65. , , . 34 -2V •
Fon SAL-K.-7U housc.ln' Morris' Addit '
occiipied by Thomas Petherfck, Esq. AlsoA . S .
one haute South and three houses on rear of- said -;*:
property. 'Fur terms enquire this Office: 'Pas-
session giirth shortly. . • •-;
G l Olll sfAILI6.-1 - pew 2l horsepower Eng at
fox2o ineh:, with" heavy box bed plate.
new Boilers, 30 . Inch diameter. 30 feet long. - For fart:
er particulars:apply to...CART,EIt, ALLES 1 CO.
'Tamaqua. August '1.9..!65, • . :Kt-3m
VOIR . AXLE OR TO LEASE.— A tract
land situate Mill' a mile west of Llewellat. --•
Branch and townships, Schuylkill Couutr.tee • ;
raining 430 acres,:, having a run of three-fourths
-mile on the following veins: viz: -The Gate-Veins- tv,"
kirk. Black Mine. Tunnel. Faust and Salem.
wishing to purchase or to, lease will Make apLita to r''
- • • 40811TJA LIPPINC O ' II % •
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-RICHARD SMETlll'lts-T. •
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• • . DUNDAS LIPPINCOTT
'Executors of the Estate of James Duda& desess
at 121. Walnut
Or tri CHARLES Itt; HILL Real Estate Agt„. .
August • .
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AII.IIABI.E PROP ERT AT.
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!SALE.—One-twentieth interest In
tract of coal laud In New Castle Townsldp,
County. (known as the Putt & Batman. Tract!
logA. - about acres. ' •
tract - of 410
220 acres of COAL and TIMBER LO" ) .
In Riley. Township. -;
-Lute on Coal street, between Norwegian. AN
Chunk Streets, Putuiville. - Desirable sites for
bottom manufactories, R '
.Thiee Building Lots, on Laurel sheet. •
uumker of Building Lots un. Coal, Norsegift
.Railroad and. Washington streets"Greermood
+Daum , . Apply to HE C. sSEL..
`. 'Licensed Real Estate Agt., comet 'lndian! Mahal!
.. go Stet., Pottsville. Pa. : • .. June
ICI° 16 I , ry
boausel:Frarat street . I The lioruerisib (it St.
Clair. Apply to : JOHN tinETTZINCiErt, Agt•
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