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, v onAlr, - NOVEMBER 18,. 1865
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NOW IN PRESS. "FS
0:1TR NEW BOOIC.
ON
COAL, IRON AND OIL,
1E PRACTICAL AMERICAN MINER
A PLAIN .AND POPULAR WORK,
Intended al! a Test-book on
•
O ur and Mineral Resources
•ir) A GUIDE TO THEIR.ECONOMICAL DEVEL
o rth•NT. WITH NUMEROUS ORIGINAL -
MAPS AND ENGRAVINGS,
.rretratinß and explaining the geology. origin and for
, of cOAL. IRON ANDtheir peauliarities.
- , t eg,ter anti general distribution. and the economy of
manufacturing and using them; with general
T: cept i ot ta of the chief COAL FIELDS and COAL
g iNgs t , f the world, and. special descriptions of the
.ciTHE ;CITE FIELDS aud MINE% of Pennsylvania
BITUMINOUS COAL FIELDS of the Apalachian.
BiAy and all the coal fields in the United Stater ; the
IRO'S DISTRICTS and the IRON TRADE of Our
„our. -and the GEOLOGY; DISTRIBUTION and
PRODIXTION OF PETROLEUM t• the statistics of
peg extent, production and tmde. and such useful. In
!ggiatiun on mining and manufacturing- them as M
ace and practical exper.ence has developed to the pre
gra Mae. - • - ,
BY S. HARRIES DADDOW. •
%Practical Minet and Engineer of Mines,
k. AND"
• BENJAMIN BANNAN, •
Editor and Proprietor of Miners' Journal
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HON: JACOp Coil:Aline, U. S. Senatorfroin
.Verinont, died at Weocistnek on the 9th inst:
..THE How: JOEIINAL."—The attractions
offered by this high-toned and brilliant .lite
art• and artistic journal for- 186 G, arc great.
eee advertisement_ ' - -
GEN. ItILPATRICK WII6 so gallantly'carried
New Jersey - recently for . the: . Union party,
ha been appointed Minister to,Cbili, It is a
'Capital appointment:- . .
.A RES otTri'px has been introduced into the
Tennessee Legislature, demanding that Jeff
er.•'nn Davis - shall "suffer'the extreme penal
ty of the law.' . ' • • • • .
E English are. arresting Irishmen for
sinzing what they call " seditious songs" in
Dublin. These 'authorities seem disposed to
bare a rebellion whether the Irish wish it, or
•
EVEN the BpStcin COURIER is disgusted With
CopPerliCaiiistn. It has beCome.:nentrai in
politics The Corral:I? &pit* the War was
on of the' bitterest C.opperbraci . papers Pub ,
fished in; the North. Therate erections have
4ocrtnined its'course for the future: •
A REGIMF.NT of colored Soldiers •.of this
Snve :on the occasion_ of . their return from
ser . ..ieein the field. had a public reception at
Harrisburg On Tuesday'.: , They were,:ad- .
.riiessect .by Gen. Cameron and other gentle,'
men.. 'The whole aflair passed off inan or
4erly,and pleaSant manner. •
Tnc. Councils of 'Philadelphia hate unani
mounly eledted
.CiAnt.ics F. NORTCIN;
Coal Merchant of Philadelphia, one - rit the Pi
rector,
t ., f the Penusylvtinia RailFimidCompa
EY-. • Mr.:Norkin is an enterpri§ing and
irt , althy citizen of= that City . . He formerly
rt;11.1..41 . in SChuylkill County.
.IKrt: DAvis:s.-ueek should feel' rather uu
easy.when he reflects that Wirze was tried,
convicted and executed as his • confederate in
ihouaapds of:Union prisoneri.--
...Tusti . ce will not - be satisfied urile'ss the chief
raurdeier. sharea
,the fate, of miserable
1601. • •
I . Philadelphia iliNry goods trade is fair
'y active, but lower prices are accepted for
503 t styles of goods. Domestics are tending
&Ai nward, and some qualities are. being re=
tailed at.3sc. -per ytU - d which were firm
!hog tittle bait; at 56c. Wholesale... The pro
ittetion of goods is . stelidily - overtaking --con
uttiptitin and prices are not strong. - •
faces is a new prase of rascality among
the Philadelphia thieyes. It is called 'scalp- ,
in; ; . and
. 00nsists severing . by means of .
v•.ry sharp knife, ."waterfalltv from the
headsnf ladies when jostling throUghcro*ds.
As these Waterfalls are often : costlY, "scalp-
inc pays the unfeeling savages.
.
TtteClerk.Of the liouse - of Representatives
SayiS that no Southern . member's naMe-.wil i
be placed.on the roll at the , opening of ; Con_
gress.. Right.. The House must: .fitat see
who are legnlly elected members ~from the
States - late in Rebellion ;. before . they e an , he
admitted to seats on the floor. Mr. MeF'ner
bon'i position on this question will be sustain
ed b'y every loyal, man.' •
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Lir people .Alabama' we see it stated;
!Lre nnfriendly to the freedman, and are do-
In g all that they can to Amoy and oppress
him. Do these Alabamians imagine tha
this kind of conduct; will facilitate the admis
siGn nt their representatives at the next ceii
-Bion of Gmgrens 'r If they do, let them keep
(.11 and thq will soon find out their- mos
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• - Speaking of the , recent elections in which
the Uniqn pieta, coralle4ly :ianted the ppp-,
perhead!foicea, tlintOr„OiitciLatima says :---,,, (
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The result of Tuesday's elections . angers badly
for the Democratic party of the United States. In '
their strongholds. their majoritiek have been Wo
fully cut dotw—in some. cases converted into nil- .
nonties—and in their weak dietriAs they Appear
weaker than "ev'er.rThelletittb — licainf..);teetipy a
nobler vantagetgrotuni new -dna thet;:eyer did
before,.and.they deserve it. True to the Union
all.through the great civil war, and instrumental ,
in putting down the rebellion, it is but right the
nation should reward them with its. Confidence,
andVepel the miserable Copperheads who, to the
dark houre•of the•rebellion, weakened the hands,
of the National:Government and strove to break
up the Union. : • • • -• • •
The panda of the Government will be strength
ened by this resolute . exhibition of emitidence ;
but the support has - been accorded- evidently up
on the tacit understanding that there be no un
reasonable concessions to the• South—no aban
donment of any of the legitimate, results of the
GEN. SIiERMAN ?was warmly praised, by the
Copperlieads.in•tirees gone by as a, MAO of
truth anti probity.
...But we hear no word of
favorable comment on his late letter-to Gen . _
_Kilpatrick in. which bisays, "1 BEL.I.FE * THE
PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH HAVE. MORE, IESPEC.7T
FOR ES WHO BELABORED THEM SOUNDLY', .THAN
FUn THE 'COIet*RiIEADS, WHO , N . 031' . INA!.Li•
THEIR I , I3IENDS,I.ED THEM DEEPER AND DEZi'Elt.
Iwro 'reor nt.E7The . Copperhead organ here:
.Ints been a great admirer of Sherman.
Why don't it lay that letter before - its'read7
Wutze, the Andersouville jailer „and mur
derer; was executed in Washington_ on the
10th inst. "game,!'. making no' Con- -
fission, and commending his family, to the
=sof the Southern people. Now t'or Jeff .
The people generally, think that the best ln
terests- :Of the nation •
.require that he
should be hung_ . All the - rebel's deserve . to
be.hurtg,.but as ii - would not . dotdhangthem
all, the Government. will pardon theth and
hang the man without whom the Rebellion
could not have been engineered: into exist-.
euce. ...•
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31AssAcuusEiTS . peothises to.:,erept an Kilns,
trian statue of Cola Robert G: 81otW, young
champion.and nusrtyr•of the greatest principle
61 the-war. This 'statue will . stand 'or the
noblest romance typed in the : highest. duty,
to remind our young men that the hest they
can do for their coontry is the best they-can
do : for their . race-. It Win _also in; some .man
ner consummate the.tribute to doe so nntny
other braye.Yoti4 Men who fell in the War.
I'Mlnsylvania owes some -such. memorial to
Col. Dahlgren • • " • . . -:•••
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Tho cholera is.ragingin Syria. -•-• •
rtiir•Cseneral Logan has been offered the mission •
to Japan.
Zier In October, the receipts froni mistorns were
$1.7,0uti,000.- ; • ' .
Aar - Nashville and its neighborhood are -infest
ed by robbers. - .... • -•-
• ZirTIM cattle Plague'and locusts lave caused
a famine in Svria. .
• AAT'AII the tinted States colored troops have
left tlit' Rio Grande. •
..r - The- - internal revenue receipts . from June
amount to 5137,365, • • .. .
.W . Tentiessee and. Maryland have thanksgiv
ing dais on December-7. .
. . .
• frirThntlebt contracted by Texas during the .
War amounts to $9,000,000.
- rt-W - Texas Will not send Members - to the.-.S.p
r.r.taching session of,Congresa. •
Ashley, Rep., was elected to Congress ,
from Nevada-by 1000'majority.
.nkJohn C. Breckinridge announces his inten
tion, if pardoned; to live in Texas. •
Aar 'Saturday Morning - .a_ flour • :mill
burned at St. Loris. Loss 543.000. , •
' *iirThe 213th Regiment -Pennsylvania
teers, is.shortly:to be nuistef e 9ut
)34 - Colono Bowman, of 'the - Engineer Corp,
- died at Wilkesbarre; Pa:. on Saturday: - •
- gjos:The loss of - Mr.. Bancroft irt the fire ou
' Thersday, near Media, Pa., was 1200.000.' •
• Air - Alexander B. Stephens lias positively de
:clined. tieing a candidate for Governor of Georgia,
41" The Females in New York have secured a
large luau iuu in which their Government is to lie
held:
- 44 - Bancroft's mills, bet Ween Media-
,and
j Chester, were burned ou i t he Loss about
$30,000. • .•- •
-_'
4. The - .lndiana are again' becoming trouble
some on the " They attack - the mail
coaches., -• : . '
riik - There arc 180.000 men in-the armies of the
United' States--:one half on- either side .of. the
,•- . .
• ..eir Mr. Rufus .Kline '
-of- - Pottstown, 'raised- a'
pumpkin in garden this.seasim which.weighed
1400 • ' • • •
as \ irz bi idyll as been buried 'in ths Wash
. ingion pemtentiary with the assassins of Presi
deer Lincoln. :
• '4l".Wni. John:ion, Esq.,-brotlier of the
dent, died at Girlyeston, Tex'azi;',lately, froM an
accidental Ni•nn nd. • •
- Air James Imucanrind Capt.. It 'B. Winder will
'soon be tried for cruelties practieed,Ori the Ihrirm
prisoners at. Andersonville.
:rreTherianni of rink Runyon. WaShington,-
his,. by order of. the War' Department .;been
changed-to Fort Kilpatrick.
• .rrwThe Canadians are still excited about the -
FenianS; and imagine all sorts of. contemplated
- ;invasions, bilik robberies, -,tea • •-'
rt - One hundred - slid ten thousand peOple haVe
left Paris for fear of the cholera. The deaths in a
month down to Oct 'her. 16 were 2 1 176.
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- iirl:lie .eattleplagtie still emoinueii iti Eng
land. I.7cOvaras of. 14,010 - animala losve been, at-.
tacked,- B'el 12,000 of them have died, - - -
rThe Cny „Dank -, f Trenton has closed- its
&ore. - . Its paper i 4 being redeenied-by the •Iler
chant's National Banliof the same place.' • - '.- .-
General -,T. - F. - - Milier!s appointment to
the collectorship . of. the port of ' San :Fri:inch - ,
ro has been .uniVersally approved .iti -Califor-:
Ma..
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:Oil - During the ivar 75,000 peranna n e rved in tfi
navy., Of the 1,400 Were. killed, :and -1,533
wounded.. The I Val .exiienditure was. $230,000,=
. . . .
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Uncross Nfeviatie .
it.:—For the benefit of those
.whonift -maY concern,' allow the following a place in
the columnik of vner veryialuable paper. On . Triday
•evenirig. November. 51h, latirt.',we were entertained
with a F;pitited lecture by L. S. Kauffman. Esq
her of United Division; N0..79. S. of T. of..lkfinerstille,
Pa, A delegation friim the above Division WAS .in at,
tendance. and this,.with - Jonesi:Division. No: 544, S of
T.; accompanied by Perreverake - Section, No,' 16, Ca.
Bets of Temperance: (both orgarnzatione of this „Bor
°natio 'added fresh interest to the occasion.. -• Afteilul
ly describing the. vils of intemperance, he proceeded to
inquire who were justly responsible for the unexampled
state of drunkenness, which now•ofersprends our land ;
s cattering sorrow and death in its mighty sway: and
. .tenninatitigmany•of the lives of its ignorant followers.
Ile certainly give the.• moderate drinker." a severe
zepriffitlild.,Whilelie did not tall to ferret out the vendor
ofthe.detnon.alcohol: alike awarding him his place,
in thecalendar of crime. After the lecture the delega:
*lion 'Was hospitably' entertained by Jones' . Division,
when' thee started .for..their hoineg. lioubt
pleased.with their visit to St. Clair: .It is time:, for the
sakeof humanity. thatscMolithing should be &mein our
.town, to stay the rapid progress Of vice and immorali
ty; as a.• thrnngh Oitr. Public - streets will Most
1 The sight Of inebriate wretches is a
' common. • indeed, a VERY common occurrence.' No
wonder: for, in setae of ,inr streeter•every few build•
fogs pm pass, yon are hailed with a sign of a disgust-
In? -rum-shcip." . The proprietors Of these' filthy dens,
have become so arrant and hell-hound, es to hid dell
ance to our lawA.' The Sabbath day is, but little revered.
It is no longer considered a penalty to -sell liquitr on .
Sunday. - To this rule-we find but few exceptions... ,1
can sit fely say. liquor is as freely to hehad on the Safi,'
faith, na any other day. Here 'are the traps for: oar
'voting men. --The nursery of social vice'is here to, be
'found, sheltering itself Tinder. the , concealments of the
bar-room . *:;entile.ving the powers of the Mind, and head
long pinnehe its victims into.the degrading service of
BAcchns.-.- No supposition •about this. Our Borough
'officials are fully cognizant of these facts, but I - do not,
think it wont& be entirely consisterit. with their" taste.
to effectually stop this nuisance:-:: • , . . , •
Although 'there. are inany•who bate connected them
setves .with temperance. organizations.therpby
found refuge from the tempting shares iff,Barcitus; still
there - are-Other= who'have theirheartsin'tbecause; het
their hands seem stagnant. Aniple protection:lS given
to all, if you will burridiy under our standard.. . . .
With respect. • . Tacalkrz,'••
Philadelphia igarliets. • • • •
• - I, Thursday,' November. 16.
THERF, is more doing hi :Flour but: prides are •
imsettled... Sales comprise
.about 3.000, bbls
$9.50600 for Nrirthwei-tern.eitrit family. 300 bbl;
citymills:do:at 612; 300 blils. - ,lenny Lind.. at sl3,' { '-
and 1,200 bbls extra
.on priVate 'tenni-% 'The re •.
toilers .11.11.1 bakers are buying at from $7.75a8.5
for superfine, :$8.756140.75 'for extra, . s9qlo. fo
Northwestern family; slo.2s'flitll 25: for. PenneYl
vania and 011ie do, and $11.50641150 per • bbl' fo
faney brand, according •to (nudity. . Rye Flon•:
is scarce and selling in a small crate at $7.25@7:5••••
-per bid. Corn Meal is (lull s.t fornier rates. - '
GRAlN..—Wheat is ratliiir.dull at about forme.
rates:; Pthall sides are.making at from 230(235 ~
new reds,l24o ( osoc for prime old the latte •
rate fer.amber, and 270(di300c.1.4 • bu for white a . ..
to quality: • Rye is selling in a small way at 11.2 t,
for Souttiere,*and 125@1.30c 'fit lin for Pennitiyhia-,.
nia. Cornis firmly held -at furor:et . rates';. 7,000'
bits 501d,,,.at. 00c for ole yellow,: afloat and in the
cars, and uew at •850186c,.1 . Oats are' in •
• steady - demand ; 2.000 lin sold - at - 51CP bur.
WHAT TOE UltilDitifir SAY.
The enure of IrOtitlerance
Si'. CLAM. - Nov. li, 18115
THE COAL- 'TRADE;
aMOIMINK
Pottsville. November IS, 1863.
.
Thequantity sent by ltadroad this woof is 70-•
154 02—by . Canal 39,513 0.1- 7 tor the NV8(4E109,567.
06 tons, against 92,395 00 for the corresponding
week last year. .
The trade is dull in conseqttenceof the inability
to procure - vessels at Philadelphia to ship .the
Coal, Co the East.: . . • ' • ' -• •
Unless ves:.-eln become More• plenty, thero will
have to beapartial suspensien of the trade, and
several Operatora have already ittept3nded 'their
collieries in this region. ..• • -
The inability to ship Coal, trigether..with
very mild weather now prevailiiig, has effected
prices to some extent; bnt this will 'only beneli;,
the line,and near markets *here ensile" not
shipped, because t4e &Avarice in emistwisikfreight: .
iu many install& es m )re thin mails the reduction,
in the prieeti of Coal, ." .
Since last It ea - the freights from Philadeiphi
to Boston ve 'advsneed from 83 to 90 eolith
bin, DI DO iron! ect of an:, reductio
from these raOtts thin - Sesson; but" , they may !id
'ranee still further. : • • . -
Freights havirttiwup so high between Philadel
phia and Neiv'Ynili arid the - Eisittitarthe Rail-
Ctnipany hai found .it neceesary alloy
. a dial - bank o f 40 rents a ion to all Plactabetwean
Pori Richmond 'arid , New. YOrk, audio New York
and East of New York, of 90 cents per ton, and
still there is considerable -margin in favor of the
Canal for ports that can be reached by boats, ai
the folloWing fiFuvA sho w = *
The freights to New York b y Canal since tile' -
. recent advance of 25 cents •per ton. . ....$3 40
Tolls 'mg Bchnylkiß I go
' • To New York per , ton $5 30
Tolls . on Reading Railroad to Port Richmond 350 .
FreightS to New York - - s_oo
To' New York per ton '
Deducf drawback of 90 ceiita per ton
Leaving a margin of 30 cents in fa"vor of the
„ . ,
Theinarketi the East are overstocked,
.
but'on the contrary rather barn - of ::Coal, but
ii isthe scarcity of vessels atEhiladelphi . a that is
'greatly effecting the Schuylkill Coal Trade at
The trade sums up this week as follows coil=pared with last year :• . • •
.-------t
i 2.817,81 11
1 8G2,219t
[1.233.0821
889.241
849.088•
293,:42_
61,36'2,
31,0331
22,2771
22300 ,
16,90 S
T 532',
PA B. R.. -
Schnyl Cam
L Val R: R' :
Lehigh Can
&rant.
-
Peniaii. C. t
,R. Roac
By Ca0a1....
mg& Huti.
230.163 .16.592'
46.1,3;41 3.168
775.311 . .27.811
486.099
. ,
280,2621. 6,760
57,T221.. 620
60.420V3.613
62,752 2,369
.341,521 :1,22T
bo - North.,
Shaxpokin..
Tievoitru..
Frinklin Col
Broad Top.
9.364.61) 276.519
8,668,015 209,740,
. . . .
The trade - shows a large increase 'again tbis
week over thecorresponding week last year;. but
not eo large as for the list few weeks, Heielifter.
it
. will be curtailed from necessity unless vesaeli
become more plenty.. .
From - Oar New. Book on 9ar Blins- and Mu-
eras Resouices.
Mining Ecanosni--Ventilai ion.
RESUME
The facts we arrive at, after 'a fullsoiuddera"
tion . of :Mine :Ventilation,- in all its bearitrns ,
which.hoWever, we have but briefly noticed in
the fore:ming. may be sumed up in afew words
- .lst. The areas of the air-ways should be pro-•
portiotnite in size, or diameter; to the quantity. of
'air required; , .shice the increase of -air in a given
area is only accomplished by . art eight fold• in
creaeo.of power.. . • • •1 • 1
'?d.; The air-ways' shimild not 'be contracted at
any point.ta a less diatheter than the column re
quires, moving. at a , uniform'speed . : . .or than the
area of the down east shaft and 'main 'islet ave
nue; because the .increatie of density said friction s
and consequently the power. required to ,Propel'
- the column, isliiprapartion to :.he contraction of
the area;
.31 The-air-ways are most..effeetive."when they
are uniform. and free from.•prej6ctive and obtuse .
angleg: becae e'air, which moves in a solid bo-'
dy, infringes or, drags on: all rough surfaces ; and
consequently,-;the more smooth-the Surface-of the
passagei the more freely. will the currents of air
pass through tlifthine. : • .
•4th, The larger the column Of air, the greater..
will be the force necessary to move it,- and the
smaller the area Of .the passages, the greater the
friction and velocity of the air through them..
But the more the air is divided, and the greater
-the . area of t.he air 7 Ways,-the lees wilt be
the friction and power..required to move a given.
coltunn,Unless increased, beyond the- .
cart' the full atmospheric - expansion, cones
'quently the nhorter the currents the•hirger the
waye.and-the more direct the courses, the. inure
'effectiv , ; will be tl.te Ventilation. . • ,
sth. In - order I to cOtivey'rnire air to each breast,
and supply .eah miner .With healthy atmos-:
phere. - As we 4 as to. Shorten. the ourrOt,. de- .
'crease' the draglof the column • and prevent dan
'ger, iris essential that-the air be split," 'and:
sonVeyed . by'special currents into the respective
workings of the" mine.; and that • the - returning.
impurities shhold pass into: the. return air-Ways,
Without cotirsi* throtn4llother.Workin,gs: To do
.. this effectually) it is tieceSsary . the mine.
• should lie laid-6dt in-aiAtrictsoi " bouuttiriezi, ae
-described in a fOrmer chapter: ' • •
llth...The'perritanent air courses should alwayS.
he'parallel,witlic the 'permanent avenues of the
mine, and tieverl . through.the ex c avated or aband....
tined parts; except kir temporary phrposeS, • "Gas
drifts.," however, -- should. ..krays• be kept open;
which might nectunulate in the goaves (gob) for
the' eSeape of any gas into the return air courses,
as shown by the arrows in several Of the illustra
: .7th: Mechanical Ventilations'; as illustrated. in
the Exhanstling-Tan, is-the .must available mode
known, and-for present pnrposes, the mest'Per
- feetand economical that can' be deviser): •
THE COAL
-_-:0:----
PRICES OF COAL BY THE CARGO.
. .
.. .
[OCIgtECLED WEEKLY.yqnT/IF..MINERS' JOURNAL.;
.
•• AT • PHILADELPHIA.
. •• . . orEmit yafl.6, 1885.
Schuylkill Red Ash Prepared, ....... $.lO 00(610'25
• "' Chestnut, , ...... 7' &Wet:
• White , Ash, Liimp,.Steam . • (6 9 00.
• - St..- Boat and Broken, • • fit 9 2 - 5
• " • Egg and - Stove, 9 .25W9 59 •
. Chestnut, • • 7
Loeus • t Mt. Lump, St. Boat ... .. .9 00(m 9'25
.." Broken . 9 00(6 9 25
". " Prepared - . " 9 25(6 - 9' 50
Chestnut, . . ... . 7 .75(6. BCO
T.,orberry Coal;„.. ... .. . .... 10.00(610 25
Belmont Red Ash,. - : ' ' 10 00 , 410 25.
Lehigh Lump,. St. Boat Zc. Brokee, - :. . (6., •
" • Prepared,, • , ' .
.Chestnut, ' • ; .
Broad Top, • ~ ( 6 .7 00
' . • AT NrilV YORK. -.
. .
NOVEMBEII 15;
Schuylkill Red ,Ash by Boat tOad.".s
",- , Chestnut, .. " - ,! '...
" . •Vhite.ksh Lump* , Steam
. ............ . .0411 50
•." ' Broken.... . ... ...... ..• 411
00.
*Stove .ry.,11 50
• " . Chestnut, • 410- '
00
Lehigh White A.sh Lump & Boat: (a)u . so
Prepared, • • @H. 50
". Chestnut, .. ... . _ . .. . . @ll 00
• Sci Tinton Coal at Elizabetlattort. •" •
Lump ant St. Boat :by Cargo. ' , tlo* 00.10
. 51
St. Boat - • 10 12(g10 20
Broken". 10 62@10 87
Egg - - ..flO
5... ..... ... . ....... 11 37(a11. 75
Chestnut • •I 0 oogn 12
Lehigh fie at et Elizabethport. -
Lump and St: - .Bout by Cargo.. ; . • @ll 50
Broken and Egg ' .. • @ll 25
Prepared : • " 11 50
Chestnut : " 4411. 00 .
Hudson Co.'s , Coal,. at. Itendout.
St. ...... . ... 1 .. rig
Broken
Egg ' ' • -
Chtetnnt .
Prnneyirnaia Co . 9 0! Coal at Newburg. .
Ltiuip ' • - $ll 00(d11 50
St. Beit ' 11.00(011 15
Brolten. ' . - • • • @11.57
Egg • • II .112,g11. G 5
Steve • • ll 75Q11 85
... . ... .. : 10 snll 00
AT. BALTIMORE
ll
Siva Pittston W..ish-w ( i ) i v k
olesalel 1 6 15z 5. 00
—retail
Lykene ''alley .L• Sha'kin' 119 d Aeli
' :.. 12 00@12`.25
" • tetail 13 006)13 50
471;11.PERIAND C0AT....--Tluo of mine!. o. b.
at Loeubt Point, dull at 57 00 i $7 50.
.
:COAL . - FREI4HTS,
. •
Frei Oyu
_trim Pe iiithisiona..iiihilikeyn.
Portland :4 Mr Portsmouth - ' ..-4 40
Newleiryport '4 00 11305t0n..... . • ... .....
New-Bediord.., . 3 50:1 Newpprt.... ~; 3.211
New London • .3'25 Norwich-- ....... 340
- New 3 : 25 ; iiridaelxwt 3:25
New York .3 00 - 'Plilladelphia.....•
Rhode.leland • 340 I-Alexandria . 225
.Waehinal-o9 2.25 ; Barden: L.. f on
Taunton . 3 2.5 1 Newark 3.00
400 Troy... .- • •
-- ... • . 4 00, • . 400
Richmond-V. A. -3 251 Norfolk. Va. .:. ' . 230
Dighton • • • 345 Derby. -.. ...... . 30
Pawtucket' 3 60 I Mobile $6 00 mid pprtmage
• 133 veseele and 120 boat.' arrlv4d for ; tte.weeli
Freights frimatGeorgetswio or Alexandria,
To Philadelphia • $1 IS®
New York • - 2 110®
Huston ' ' - . 8 50;33 86
. .
- .Fretighto from Elimabetkport.
'Sew York 4 Sat Portlitod.. • •
Fall River. • on; Newburyport
;.2 00New London
.: 2 5O Pawtucket...
;., 1: 65 , ,Tannton
... 2 O 1 New Haydn..
.. -1 50iPortsmouth.:
... 2 25 New Bedford • ' 2 15
.1 25 BridgepOrt...' • - , 150
..: - . ilarti . o2o; '....... ..::. 250
.. • .
,Albany.:.,. ' • • . 150
Newport. :.
Boston
Norwich:...
Provideno, -
Norwalk.. .
Middletown
Hudson....
Lynn
.Sstem
Freigtito front Baltimore.
To nlll'o6lolll - • $l.. 5041 60 New `i'cirk ' • ' : 4.50 g •
Boston . ; ... : • ...... ... .. .65(4.
,
COnuity litailesoads for 1883.
The following la the
,quantity of Coal transported
over the different Railroads in Schuylkill Connty, for,
week ending on Thursday evening last: -
• • WErit TOTAL.
Mine Hill &S. Haven 11.-11. 51.331-10 - 1,481,T6r 1
Mt. Carbon.... 0 . 742 11• . 81.130 0
ME=
Mahanoy Broad Mt
Little SchWAHL—
Sehoylkil
Vona Trade by . t
Quantity of Coal sent by,
week ending on Thnroday e
St; Clair •
Port Carbon
Pottsville • • '
Schuylkill Haven .. ...
'Auburn
Port Clinton '' •
Total
Previously this year
Total ' •
To lame time Last year..,..
Increase so far
Decreate •
- Pineiprerre-ltalit ihrideler 181115:' • -
Amount trans/untied during the lestnianiht - ' -
Latterly_ Creeh.." . .... OR
Swaterst Reitratd 6.166 16 - 16;1111
Union Canal Ra11r0ad...... 21.212 Ot wok/ 10
. - Lielate& CaralAre te/4 .1115824. 7-:: .'
For week enthral .on. Saturday teat:. -...
=•':-. • ' • I WIMP. :CANAL ' .
OFER&TORS. ' - • . -4- "---.
, .
we -T0w.... rottt:nry-A.t.: -
-..,-__ —'....:.:..... "
I. 4.410 161,844 2,105
. 47,139.1.
1
2,971 :117,41 •
22$ - .40,942 •'. 91 • 5.999 .
.... .
... 9,256 •- '98.339
_1,796.:87,282
. : L 163 - 45,834 os3' • 13;660
.;......-. • 1,1561- 28,409 s r 71.9 • 39,838
• . 6651 - $4.821 , ' 901 : 17,531
Sharpe. Wei* & Co_ . 1.0891 . 79.942 - 341 20,456
Buck Mountain: ' 1,536/ ' 46,99 i 1 . 382 33.195
Smith's Spring Mt...'' ' 5941 .. 51.374 - • 778' 9.987
Honey Brook Coal Co ,1,641 , • , 30 .731 .1,117 17,683
German Fa.-Coal Co. 9 - ..V1. 41,706 611 19,873
Spring' litt.Coal Co.'. 3,1531 3 9‘..239 . . :1,481
W. T:, Outer & C 0... 7801 34,3i31 '' 806 ' 15,919
'Beaver Meadow::..... 139 i . 2.7 k; •
LehigliZincCa • : 1, 1 2 3 ,1. 1 4 691 • . ,
.: • . . '
John Connery ...
...,. • 'B4l • 3,335 • - '... . '• - '
L. dr 31_ Coal 1,094 182,231 -'- .• . ' 281
1311timore Coal C 0... . 437! 51.105 142 •,10,740
Franklin..
-'... ~.... '• 063 , 2 0 .346 97 • 8,456
Andenried.'.... .. .. ... 292 '17,535 , 187 11,522
Lehigh & Swig .00-... :I'i 36,040 , 189 2,525
Latdmemir.a.... ... -..a . • 24 5 11 .538 - '' * 4.933
Wilicebarre.'..' ..... ' 495- . 26.1100 1 921' , `37,914 .
Leh.. Coal & Nay. 64; Co; . , • 1.64i16,372.432,099
Other Shippers..: ... .11 593 - . 194 - 4,232
Warrior Jinn .. -- '. .-- - 33
MeNeai. _ ... "."....- .• . '• • ' 072 11:139
Knickerbocker . C'l: .. - ... ..... . *193. ... 1.713
Delano Coal Co:.;.:. • ' ~ • . ' 905
Barrytille Coal C 0.,. - .. -': • ' , 127, ' /,191
Total :... .... .. . 35.1281,807,337•30,080 790,44.2
- •
.- • •-. 30,9301 190,422 - ' '
•
Total bylt. &C: 64108 2498,279' . ' - . - • . '
Same time last year., 44, - 363 1.922,33 3 . •"...''' ' '
. ..
De
Increase:. . *., .. ~ - 21,726 175,916 . , - - -,
I.
A. Pardee a Co.
Packer & Co
Mt.. Mame
Jeddo
Fulton Coil!
Stoat.;
4%298
14'.78,
74.715
101'491
054:1187
d
'1.69%749
9111.1139
1,3rr;:6a7,
790.492
695.001,
200,733
79 ) 5 1.
3:B '
. 80,9801
4.631
.11,054:
NEWADVERI'MENTS.
A'latest...sillily:l7 - o( Dries, FrOits;consiolingot
Apples, Peaches, Cherries, Perinea.' (very choice) at
• , BOHANNAN & SCHNERIM-
Gli- ' Market street; aoove Third. Pottsville.
391.996 1
• 19.957'
63.411
E,9.593
274,956
prime itrtiele ,Ipauatry . .lLard,frest!
.
ri A
and unadulterated: at -
- . BORANNANA SUMNER'S;
4 6 - Maiket street, above pird...Pottsvillie.
IMMO
. ,
A-TPPIOREPS .Prepared .71ince' Meat,.. a
mod convenient article for housekeeper at . .
• . • BQH - A.NNAN inSCHNERR.S. •
• •• . Dituaet street.-above Third; Pottsville:
Man Finest Cheeses,in..tite Market,
Srsting of Sapsast; Erglish - Dalry,l'ine 'Apple and
cominon,'at • ' •.BORANNAN & SCIIN ERR'S, • • •
.46- 'Market street, 'above Third, Pottsville;
:ENKEI3II .CRA.CHEIMS of ail kinds, Milk,
1 7 Water, Soda, Crain, .Egg Wine, Ginger; Boston,
and Jumbles, at .BOHANFiAti SCIINERWS,
46- , Market street, above Tblrd,Tottsville.
•... . . • .
Sll ABE IVS..Dried. Voin;llloPainty. Split
'Piens and Boma+, at , • ' , . •:' .. -
.. ' . •- : '
.'• . ...• - BOSANNAN & SCHNSRII.B„ . • .
' .46,, . ' : ..;:llarket atreet.:abote Third, Pottsville.
.
• Selni.Al(l3 340NEir., -
. —An agent is wanted in every.town. to manufac
ture an article ofdaily consumption in every
profit. 'id° per cent.; demand as .staple as floor.. No
utensils required except those found in every household.
Full paiticttlara ;sent. 'on.recelpt - of two'starops to - Fay
return postage.. Address. WM. P.: ATKINSON..
• :No. 213 South Ilth.Street.,'Philadelpbta.
Nov. - . 16, '65 • • , "-" . 46-3 t.
TIRE LARGE Az EillifiANT-PAINT
*.
_._ .!Ma, - Christ . Teaching. Humility 'to
Hiolliocipleo,f; size Say by . 103¢ feet. including
thifframe,•• valued: at mutant:fere of
Artier— = of this. city,, now in deep aftlit;tion.
'may be Seen ifi th'e Gallery Of Artists , Building, N. R.
corner.Elgteenth and Market. About 100 - shares at
S 5 00 per share 'remaining yet to be disposed of The
attention 'of the-benevolent is invited to the above.—
Full particulars may - lie - obtained of E. H. WORNR,
N0.•38 N.Eizhth street.. who will • receive subsets.
tiotoi;or tif.P. F. ROTEERMEL, 8020 Race St., Phila.
Nov:18, - ..as • . .: • 4- •
THE CRAVES OF THE DEAD.
, .
The undersktned !till continues. the mann • faCture. of
MONUMENTS, TOMBS and GRAVE.".STOM:aI out of
Italian and : -
.• . Americtio Mfaiblat' and • • ••• ..•••••
•
PLAIN AND 033,NAMENTALi • • •
Carefully and neatly', executed - by :the beat and.inoet
experienced actilptucers and workmen. .
Particular' attention is Called tw...the • Brown'-Stone
Miaminents,:'which are heconiing • NT.TY fashionable and
much cheaper tban.Markle. ' • • ' •
Marble , - and Slate Mantels : also * Marble 'and,Sand
Stone work furnished, prepared. and get • to' order for
buildings of all kinds on reasonable:torma'and•atatwirt
:notice'... . LEWIS; ItEESIEW 1
Nov. IS, ' • . • -Pultaville. •
■ZI NV 1!1 n . VW . L II 1.4; II A -
' .. • .
. .
MO
On and . affer MONDAY.- November•37th. 186 n. Pas
senger Trains. will leave Seth:Akin Haven as follows :
..• At T. 15 M.. FOR HINEFISVILLE,- . •
•' At'12.20.p.- M... FOR GLEN CARBON:
Retninintr. - will . leave Minersville at 6:95'A. M.. and
Glen• Carbo n -at 1.40 P. M.. connectintt Schuylkill
Haven with 'doming and afternoon Passenger Trains
for Philadelphia. . . •'
Passenger Train between Ashland • and 'Locust Gap
Junction. connecting... Ninth i.big,e to and Froin tihaniukin:
Leave 14) . cnot Gap Junction. at 10.00 A. M. . • •
..Leave Ashland at 2.43 P. M. .. • ' • . •
-':Corniectlug.witti Papenger Triini on M. dr.:B.M..W
R. to and fmtrr Pott9rilie. at' which point connprtions
wll bs made with trains on Philnda and Rending R. R:
._
,- '.. J. R. WOOTTEN, 84)1. • .
Cressona: Nov. 166, '65. • ; .• - • '-' 4r-ti.
MARKET
2"50
260
1 55
2 is
2 25
1 50
C=tEWIEMI
43555 / 5 500,5501/
T,839 04' 200.849 00'
raven* to
' ilroad and
twine last:
titLKOAD. I
1863 _
Canal tor, the
20.699 05,
.8.57719,
1098 01
27,811 15
4,G94 14
7,474 0!41
11.134 04'
3.t20 00
.3,906 00
3948 431
864/M6 06
T0,i64
4,812,590 Ot
907,019 09
893,259 00
2.652,149.06
2,640,451 po
4% . 298 061
14.7 K 09
A.DORN
Cho - Iqm of Ifima of Paispogor
DEPOT
WI.NDO - IV-SIIAP - ES
Sheppard, Van Harlingen & Arrison.
WINDOW CURTAIN
Isristxam spropuzs,
No.-1008 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Are now prepared to put up In
• TOWN
At the ettortest notice. all !.he . usuo widths and atylea
PLAIN, OILED, GILT BORDER, OR .
Fan.cy. Window Shades,
furnish and put up • to order, In the beat manner
.14ENV DESIGNS OR E%TRA' SIZES FOR'
Dyre;lings; StoreS,. Churches;
• . •
Or. Qther Public Buildings..
• Nov . :18, '6l' .•'• • • • . • . 4G- '
D F"I' • ••••••
•• - •
.
FURNISUI,NG'• DDT GOODS.
SHEPPARD, TAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON,
NO. 100SCheptrant . Sleeve. 'Philadelphia
. .
Whore eatabliahment foram we. or -
HOUSE FURNISHING - DRY GOODS
•In unequalled in the -extent and variety • - Of.its - anaoit
•
• . - moot, bag - to' annrinnce to . .
HOUSEKEEPERS. • . •
•
• -•:. • • • RENEWING THEIR SUPPLY.
Or pois Ons abonl-to Wotan.. that: they are 'now randy
ing
• . . • . . •
.FALL ASSORTMENT . •
FRESH. LINEN, COTTON AND WOOLEN GOODS
FOR HOUSEUOLD USE, -
. . . .
Linc!n Sheeting's,: Cotton .Bheitinga,.
'rillo*....ldiue4s. • Pillow Huilinii,
. • Damask Table: Cloths,: ..•
Table • - ,
. . .
. .Damnslt Wapkins.•
: -•
-." Towelkingi, .1, • •
-; • • Blankets,
Table.,and Piaui, Corers..
And-every other article' auitahle • for q well-ordered
household, . - ." . -Nov. 13, 15-46-
EXANDES Pl.: ma L tAv,
•••-• • •. . .
SOLDIERS' ~ •OLAIM & ',PENSION AGI
.ofticii in. rlinhnntonge Fitrect, Opposite:she
• . . • New Town.lll2llll,- :• -
2d FLOOR CLAY'S BUILDING; ILLE.
Sept. 23;, , (t5i 3S-
LETTERMRenlninirim 'Unclaimed . in
the Post- Office, at Pottsville, State of Penesylva
Ella.. on the .17th day. of NovemVer, 18615. •
To Obtain any Of these letters,-the applicant mast call
for "rufzertised ytters," giye the date of this' list, and
My one cent for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they will ha sent
to the Dead Letter Office.:. • • - • - .
Hughes E Heitz S L
Hartne3 Waste] . Norman Sand
Beak Solomon , :Parnell WH eh
Blakeman J - W .Riehe Lewis..
Hawitimina - • Bogen; H
Jones Dr 'A: : 'Rowdier Ellis .
.Jay George . Reed Janie'
Jones Miss B • . Street William.
Hies John . ' Smith Henry P
-Lawler Patrick • Snyder John J
Latta Cathme eh Str nee John
Barkley Silas . •
Brown J A
Beraa'Honora
Crenehary Henry.
Ceachinati Lucy
Delon Brion
Dolling Brine
Deere Maurice _
Donavan Mary
Ikalzherty Jane .
Dixon B F •
'Lewis Thos eh Sanders Joseph
Mack Wm -• Stanton Patrick
Mnllea linch D *Rymer Mary.
McCord licher B . Sehner 'Margaret
• Maths AB " " Snyder iallanit
Iderchant'Marks Saxon Violet
Moore Medley • Traver Isaac
Fitzgerald Mr
Gifford Jamea V
Goillan A .
Gnats Tines ,
Giherstin John 2
Gerrett John'
George Wm eh ;Naraeonk Williams Henry 2
Huithan Henry M Heitz. S N ' Williams Margaret
Harem Alfred •
Novetilber 18;'65
O111P1111AN8? COUR T ISALLl3.—Pumiant - to
'an Order of th'e Orphans' Court • of the .Connty of
t3rhuyikill, in the,Commonwixtlib sof Pennsylvania, the
tinhscriber, adininistratrir of. the estate of. wraihat
COLLINS. late of said Connty of.decessed,
will expose to sale by.public vendee on •
Wridayottse tith of December, 1863, . ' '
- At 3 o'clock in the afternoon, at the . public house of
JESSE DRUMHELLER, in the Pomugh of Pottsville,
in the County of Schnylkill aforesaid: .• .
....No. 1: All that certain iot of ground sltustein Lew
is' addition to the Ecdongh of Mount Carbon. inl .
said County of Schuylkill, being 60 feetin front
on Main street, bi.uPtied On the east by thelft.
Carbon property . tqf -the west by lot of.-Phellx Darien
and on the south by land of late N. &L. Lewis, with
a *Rambla:me and stabi'e erected thhiebn,.
No. 2. A lot of ground v ;,containing ,about to feet in
front on Mriin street. _in the mono. Lewis' additina to
Mount Carbon: running south . to the land late or &
Lawrence,Lewia. hounded - ..eait by of Tool
leoreat if* Tot of William - Moronet. with tarp atm"
frame home, stable and back building. - • ' •
Veftne and condition made known the time and
piece of eale by -MART COLIMS. Adinirdatnittix.'
By.order of the Orpbano'Court, • •
A, Dosziaathr: elsrk.
46:3t,
rottorville; Nov. 1814, 18E6
• ATM = NAGS - 1.13)11.1866.
Enigua. andiznera.o-4endiitetcat kindi-4111;
...pubusbe& sami wbolesele sad retail -17 th
Cirtia‘Masaajor.l3lagle at /1.11410,0X13
--33ocik-aacl EitetioaeryStom
LOEC HE L ,
(#oio:3cd:Lark.elr,
. .
Censer 3d s ad illaereville Res., Pottsville .
Mundactines =trimmings on Londe large' asent
ment of all kindt.of . '
t3Yiaa aai -
• . . • Wood Ems To a.
Which he offers fin eale I:4esp weolessie and retail'
Nov. 18, •65.. . • .
..•
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS'
CLAIM AND PENSION - AGENCY,
Oppowite she "New Town Hall.
2n 11,00 R CLAY'S BUILDING.
Yallil,alto3lgo Street, Pottsville, Peoria,
There are a large .number of DISCHARGED SOLD
MRS,. enlisted in 1564 and 1865, .vrhobad their Bottare.
taken from them when they arrived at camp. receiving
the earlier cases a Receipt from 'the Msbunting,
Officer, mad litter a Cheek Reek from the Paytnast
er, 'which Receipt or Cheek' 110014. tummy inetancea
'has been lam. - and.the motley turned , over to the Treas
ury:: I have Made arrangmnents so. tliat Icon:draw
the money in these, eases . ten: days after Sling
the claim.' . '. - . N0v.16, •65-46-3 t .
. - ... 2 14.-w : . - ..i10'5.8T:5.ii. , , , ,1i.T..:-
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that we are - mow. manufacturing. Parties using. oar
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nor congeal in . cold weathiand. are entirely free from
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London Quarterly,. • : Revile de Deux 'Monaca, .
Britt-h Quarterly,. • . London 'Society, . •
North With% Review- Bentley's Miscellany,
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PERIODICALS, translated especially:for the Ecutovio.
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Lsji ',ANNUAL HIST ALT EiIIENT of .the
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quires by the TwentyLfourth Section at the Act of the
Legislature, of May Ist. 2861.
" • Pora-sioti.r.; Pi., - Nov. 6th, 1865.
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Capital Stock .paid hr and now remaining as • . .
the Capital Stock'of the Bank •• ssoo,ooo 00-
Circulation - riutstanding- of thededoinlna- •-•
-.Bort of one-dolls: 813.330: of two, $20.858; • •
of five, SU - A.43501nd of
,one
,$181.200. in all • , • • 38.5,628 00
The greatest amount - of notes in circulation
•
since the . naaking of the last statement. , • .
=son the.24th day of 0ct:1865, and was 399,978 Am
Total ntriount of delta and liabilities of eve. -• . •
descriptiod.. - • 60,169 55
.The greatest amount of debts and liabilities . .
•of every description, since makiag the last . • •.,
statement, was on the • 19th day of . Oct.
.ISGS, amt . was • • • 636,52 S 90,
Total - amount of dividends declared this day,....
Including ti: S. Tax . • • day,'.`-
89
Amount of,Goldcoin belongifig . to the Bank,- ' ' •
and now in its posseasiont . .... . - 2.890 DO
- Amount of the undivided profits of the Bank. • . 105 09:
Schuylkill County, SS.: - • • •
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tice of the Peace in and Tor said County. o.'ll. DENG
LER. Cashier of the Nations! Bank. of Peensylvania..
Who . being duly sworn according to law. declares and
'says that the foregoing statement "its true and cornnt,
to the beaild hia knoNledge and belief. . •
: . C. H. DENGLER, Cashier: - .
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Nov. IS, '65. • • . • . .. 46-St .
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mated by an.ctlicunit corps pf able editors, talented.
contributors.' and spicY c o rmponant,... . •
WH.L.II{, while maintaining his allowed very
able topic...". •
• ' The Chronicle of Gayety and . Faihion, -
thinks be has Succeeded in establishing " • •..
A separate beSt.anthority
tot all that concerns the livelier Progress of Women.
As the voice • - -
of .this new want of society, the Home Journal claims
Indispensable first need of - The Codices.
One of the features of the tie* series will be, the pub-.
Meath:a of - a new and beautiful sto • .
ALPHONSE DE LAMARTINE
FIOR
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AN' IDYLL OPITALIAN LIRE;
which is prononnced by eminent -European critics..
"the •Paill and -Virginia , of the nineteenth century,"
and Which is being translated for our columns by .
• •• GEORGE PERRY..
This will run through about ten "numbers. ' . ' •
part'ot our plan to keep our , readere au . fait of ;
the
the living literature of the 'world; and' serve up for
their cosmopolitan taste choice condensations from liv.
.ing writers of every country, se have enlisted the eery-'
ice of 'someable writers to. translate • .
' Brief Romances • •
from the French, Gerd= current
tore. -
;But romance will be only a subordinate department: .
while 'a itominint feature of the new volume Will be
Oitginatand'Sparkling fiketehei
of Character. Persons . and Places.
•
BARRY GRAY.
author of 'Married Life," "Matilmenial Infelicides,"•
etc ; ttie author' of "Ashen-from the Pipe of an Old
Smoker,": and other well-known and favorite esaayists,
will dgureunder this head— In , • .
• POREIGN COBBESPONDENOE
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other writers, - • • . -
• ' MRS.-RS=IM ANNA LEWIS.
•
the poetess: an • .
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HARRY MAREWOOD LEECH,. • '.
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speeial correspondents, jotting down. (or our. readers
everything that it now and interesting-in. the world of
letters, art, fashion and. society. The
• Aususement•Depaertnenut r •
Is. under the Charge of - '
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an accomplished critic, who , will keep our readers
well-informed of all that is. interesting, on both sides
of the Atlantic, in matters Musical and raniattc. :
Au the,
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. tiler
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NO, 719 Cliestaut Pkiladelpliia.
POTTSVILLE ' ,
Sole Agent of J, I..IIEADLE, fot the site of
' his Patent'
64 E3E11 - lAII7BTE '''FAlll"
. . . .
FOE BLOI".1 . 1„ SMU . TS, s' TITNNBLS,..
. , .
This miide'of-ventilation was .first .applleit by M.
Beadle at tlM.Liciat Dale' Colliery,. near Ashland, in
the year JUT.. and has heal: In succeed& operation
ever since: 'Pilorte' this, Mach tithe lostAt this
Colliery on account of sulphur in some of its Wieitings
-since then. not an hour from this - Cause.- 'Some
.other.opergiona had -still more &faculties from this
I will name a few of 'the Many will speak
of two Ski* belonging to .The Wolf Creek Diamond
Coal Co.; Nos. 2 and 3- Blom, near -lifinereville, for,
merly. owned by Mr George H. Potts at- Company, -
for whom' 1. am Superintendent ; • • Before potting
up the Fan, No: 2 slope Wai . so full of sulphur that at
times' it was. with great dlalculty.... and danger to work
ft at all. In October, 1.544,' we bad an explosion. by_
whichthe Diamond Vein was set on are. andby trying
to extinguish Weis men were'killed by the
,'"White
Damp "sad' quite .a number very narrowly escaped
with their lives, and ip the • end we were compelled
fall other efforts failing) to All op the slope with water
fOrndistance of 60feet, in order to outeu the fire ; this
caused atoppagefor nearly. four. months, Attended .by
. a very great expense.. -N0.2 slope woe not 's° fall 'of
'sulphur, but still having three furnaces going we would
on en average idle in four: "Breasts," dailY. , Early this
-Spring Iliad 'a fan put up at N. 0..; and '.11,13 .soon: as we
had the water out of No. 2, bad . another pot there:
since th en. we have not lost an. 'hour for want of
'the ventilation IS.P . ERFBPT ; men • now feel
_Perfectly
secure when , they go to work; no' dread of being
.burned by an explosion orsolphur, In - addition to
• this,. there is another greet advontage in the -Bkhatiste
-.Fan•:-the saving eftexpense.'• I will add. a few certifi
cates In favor 'Of this indispensable auxiliary • to. safe,
cheap -and successful mining. . . •
O o
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OFFICI OP THE MA1131011 . 1 Vein COMBOUDATIM COAL CO
- • • •
• POTTBTILLIL Pa . October 31st.' 1866. •
This is to certify that .1 have. been part owner of the
Hickory Colliery near St. L Clair. up to the year 1864: and
since them Superintendent of the same. From 1957 to
1961 the sulphur becanie so bad in some of the Work:
ingsthat It was .with great_ difficulty and .often delay,
that vie, continued in operation. In these partitular
parts of the mines we had many stoppages, and Often
oOratives injured. by explcolons: ' , I tried every system
of ventilation, but'none appeared to answer the purpose
until .I introduced the -Sxhimate," or ",).- Lowden Bea
dleisTan." Since then we have had but few accidents
front explosions. and these.but slight. • ' • •
I aoi free to say that there to no system. of ventilation
as yet known, equal to the •..1. Louden Beadle Fan."—
And not only does -it perfectly ventilate a.Colliery;
which is, indispensably necessary, to life and health,' but
ie also s Peg saving of expense as compared to furnace
Or steam jet ventilation.. In my opinion*,'LLO -extensive
Colliery belciw water-leveLabould• be without It. . •
• . . • WAL Ja. •
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Orrice Or THVIKAUMOIII V ruN CONSOLITSTEIt COM. CO
. • Porremix,'Pa., October Slat, 1565:
This is to certify that I .have been employed 'ln the.
management of the affairs or the, Mammoth •Veiti Con
solidated Coal Company since June, 156.4,. and that
we"have. at the.rarckory .Colliery. near' St: Clair:
Schuvikilf County:. Pennsylvania, one of J. Lowden
Beadie`ir Patent 'Estimate, or Ventilating Fans.--.
This Pan was erected by the former lessees of the said
Colliery—Messrs. WM. Mines . ; Jr.. ..k Co:. and has been
in succsful operation for several years past.",Prior' to
its erection the said lessees had tried a number of dif
ferent ventilators. - as frirmineSiteamjet...tc.:, but foirnd
nothing to so effectdally - relleve - the workings from im
pure air, sulphnr..ite.. - as - the ...11eadie.Extutuste Fan:"
Since I have been connected in the management of the
above Colliery it has workedadmirably. and I murst.,Say
that we. could not do without it: . It is just
.what every
extensive Colliery.below water level needs, and.l.take
great pleasure in. recommending it to all Cdal Opera
tors ."W. IL SHEAFER.
. General Agent Maismoth Vein Coneolidited Coal Co:
November. 4, •GS 44
Great Distlibut,iort
UNION GIFT ASSOCIATION,
204 and 206 BROADWAY, N. YOR..‘,
OF
ROSEWOOD PIANOS & MELODEONS,
Fine Oil Paintings, Engravings,
Silver Ware, Gold & Silver Watches,
AND
ELEC ANT JEWELRY
.• • • • • CONSISTING OF. - •
Diamond Piri. Diamond rtins, Gold Tiramleta, Coral,
Florentine. Mosaic, Jet. Lainu and Cameo -La
.• • • Ales' Sets. Gold Pens with Gold 'and Silver .
Extension Holders. Sleeve &atone,
Sets of Studs,Nest and Neck , •
• Chains. Plain &Chased - . ' • • • .
• . Gold Hines,-
$700,000.
. DISTRIBUTIONS are made in the follo.iving-manner:
CERTIFICATES 'mining each . article, and its value
are- placed in SEALED ENVELOPES' which are Well
mixed. One of these envelopes containing
.the certifi
cate or order,ifor some article, will be delivered at our
office; or sent by mail to. any address; without regard
to choice, on receipt of 25 cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser , will Pee
what article It draws and its value, and can then . send
Ono • Dollar and" receive the article named, or can
choose any other'one article on 'our list of the same
•
10, - Purcbasera of mu' SEALED ENVELOPES. may,
In Data manner, obtain an article 'worth from .One
to.rive, ' • •
• 'FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need. net pay until it is known what Is
dinwn and its value. . ••
t 3 Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all cases..
•
THE UNION GIFT AI3BOOIA.TION
lls'yOur attention . to the faet of its being the
largest and most popular .Gift . Aarociatto'n in this
conntry. The business 'is and always has been I
conducted in the most candid and !ignorable man;
ncr. Our rapidly -iricreaSing
..traele is a• sure.
guarantee of the appreciation of our patrons for
this method of 'Obtaining rich, elegant and costly
• •
•
During, thi past year we have forwarded a
number of the most valuable prizes to all parts of
the country.' Those Who patronize us will receive
the full'value . of their money, as no
. article on our
List is Wo"rth less than One • Dollar, retail , and
'there .are 2VO • •
• Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the Article drawn Will be
imniediately sent to- any a dd ress, by return mail
• . •
. .
. The following parties have recently drawn valuabh
riles from the Union Association, and have kindly al
-
lowed the use of their names : • • -
A. S. White, C Street, Washington, D.. C., Piano, value
Miss Emma` La. Rue, Arch Street, Philadelphia, Melo
deon.
Mrs. J. Costello, 'Montreal. Canada. Mario, $2OO. .
J. M. Seaton, New York City, Oil Painting, (sCOIIO on
the Hudson,) $125. •
Capt.. Thomas L. Jewell, Co. 13, 14th N.Y. -V.. Gold
Watch, $l4O.
Rev. E. S. Simon, Detroit, Mich... Silver 7ilatch,.
$65. .
Miss Lottie Lines:Diamond Ring, $l5O. ,
James Campbell: Melodeon, $l5O. ••• •
Aire A. Lawrence, New Orleans, La.. Diamond Ring,
C. B. Bailey. New York -City, Oil Painting. $410 . .
:Mies M: Manor, Sharon Springs, Plano,. $3OO. '
Many names could be placed on this list, butme pub
lish no names-without ,permission. . Our patrons, are.
desired to send United States Currency whim it is con
vcrilent.- , • . • . •
LIST OF ARTICLES
TO 'BE: SOLD-FOR 1.00 EACH,
Without regard to value, and not . to, be piddlor until
you know what you will receive. .
'ls.Rosewood Pianos, worth from $2OO 00 to 450 00
15 - Melodeons, Rosewood Cases.... 175 00 to 211000
•• 75 Fine Oil Paintings -. -30 00 to 100 00
-150 Fine Steel &waving , : flamed 25:00 to 30,00
50 Music B.lxes• • • 25 - 00to.. 40 00
1611 Revolving Pat% Castors, Silver' 20 00 to 40 On
.50 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets.. 20 00 to 35 00
400 Set of Tea and Table Spoons:— 20 00 to 40 00
150 Gold Hunting . Case . Watches;
Warranted 150 00 to 150 00
200 . Diamond Rings,'" Cluater. and
. • Single Stone • 75 00 to 250 00,
175 Gold Watches 35 00 to 150000
. 300 Ladies. do 'OO 00 toloo 00
500 SllverWatchei 10 00 to 00
2,000-Vest and Neck Chains. • - ' 10 00 to 30 00
1,200 Pairs Ear Rings: new .5ty1e...;200 to • 6on
2,000 Gold -Pencils and Tooth Picks:. 2'75 to 10 00
3,000 Real Onyx &,&thethist Brooes • . 400 to 10 00.
4,000 Lava and Florentine... do 4 01) to ' 600
2.00 0 Masonic Pins ' 4'oo to -6 50
3,000 Fine Gold : Watch Keys, .new ' •
. pattern • - 3'50 to 650
4,oosChllns• • 260 to 800
-1.000 Sets o f f B Armlets osom t3tuda 160 to 6 00
8,000 itnameled•Sleevi Buttons ..ns .. 2 75.t0 'lO 00
15,000 Plain Gold and Chased Rings.. 250 to ••• 500
4.000 StonoSet of Seal Rings . 250 to . 10 00
'4.000 Lockets of allsiaes • • 250 to 00
15.000Sete citLedieer jewelry —S 00 to. 20'00
.4,000 Watch-Ctudus. each--;-
350 to 5.00
5.000:Gold Pens; }Misr . Cases, • '
• 'and Pencils '• • . 400 to - 600
10,000 Gent's _Breast and Scarf .Pins... 300 to '2400
• ,8,000 Ladies. New Style Belt prickles' ~4 Mito -'6 00
8.000 Chatelain Guard Chains • 600 to. 20 00
1,000 Gold Thimbles 500 to • 7 00 .
• 3,000 Set Ladies , Jet and Gold ' 15 00 to 25 00
- 10,000 Gold Craeies 150 to 600
5,000 Chased Bracelets:— ...... ... ; 800 to 16 00
7.000 Ovalltand Bracelets . • 600 to 20 00
• 0,0 0 0 Ball Bar Drops, all coldre 390 to 600
4.000 Fine Gold - Pens • • • .200 to . 350
8,000 'New Style Gold A. Jetßardr(l l 3 300 to 7 t,O
. .
, .
tar' A chance to obtain any Of the above
Articles toe ONE DOLLAR by parelia-.
Sinn a Sealed Envelope, for 25 Cents. • •
•
• Elrrive Sealed Envelopes will be sent for $1; Elev
en for $$ ; . Th irty for $5; 14txty4ve for'slo One Hun
dred for $l5. • . . • -
_Agents Wanted Evertiivher
•
Long lett-ere are tinneeessarY.. Have . the, kindness. to
write rlain directions,'and in chciostrig different- articles
.frOmthose drawmatenttou the ayle desired." We pre
fer letters to be addressed to our Box. 53Cit, Post oMce;
fotgreater safety. - 7 - • .
lir Orders an , examen ENVELOPES
meet every, case: be,acconapastied with
tie CA,Bo,,with site , same ;of the , person
Oendfsp, . and '.Town. A . CorratYs . awn . 1 81 1 811411
r
riatidy. written. , ,
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MGE3==
SP' ART dz , A.X.W ELL ,
Box /M 019; Akii °Mee, Pre .
Yen*
ltrovember I, 435 ' ' .0.2110
L WHAtAitte- -
°ENTRE; . STREET; POTTS,rILLE
Dealer- is
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
GOLD 4ND SILVER,
Foreign lE.:change;
lUnitedlfiltateis Bond%
Voneheil
And tneinTent-Money
MONEY RECEIVED'. ON DEPO§FT.--
INTEFMT allowed as per special agreetnent. ,
STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold at
the New York and 1 2 hiladelphia Boards of
Brokers at the usual Coninisslon.
Maich 26, •65. 1247
BT.W.h.RE Of COVIIIMMUSII llxearxa .en Dux:.
rata, endeavoring toribthose or their own and otbar pre-.
Rarationa "on .the tepatation attained by Hat inowa
(3 1 / 1 21.0212 PESPALZATIONS. . . 0et..213., .nn.
lib ! Cheese ! . Cliedisotrrt.
.A large viiirty °Una); eiardprlshieta-pareMack
ereLlierring,.Cadgaddark, SWAP ar-...arir,
in Ba rrels Agit Barre* quarter Bar ßlue rels 'lad Kitts
Mao a good assoruae a t pf•ttease for Pale by _ _
.Nay 11, '65-415. • ; ICCX COllO. .
. . .
SRATTXST.DCORISTITCTIONS EA:STOWED HT ELLAIISCLD%
EXTRACT Bvcatr. - • • Oct. 28, *65. 4.1.6gn.
virire Hope.=We are the only authorized Agents
Tv. in Schuylkill County to receive-orders for Fisher
Hazanks Wire ROpeg at his prlcee. *- Information: given
u to'weight, 'strain, alie of - drum: dre... by .
Nov. 11, STrewrgicat THOMPSON. .
• •
Take na snare Unpleasant.- ainrUnsate
.Remedies for unpleasant and : dangerota diseases.—
Use llia.sosoz . .vn Esssaor , Beau and "Lurinvao Ross
titsl4l N WINDOW. lIII,OLDEN:..knew
ILL suipioV of Brovrfrand GoldWindOwShades 'of the
latest patterns just , reeeived ' and for: sale..Orderi
taken for Sluidea to be made to any ' eize for Churches,
Halls and Dwellings, at • ' •• , BANNANS. .
. .
A ready and (tonal:alto test of the. prOPertiri..Of
lIKLIIHOLL'II FLUID Exramir Burnie will be aorimperi.;
son with those Set forth 'in the United States Dispensa.
ton. ; • . Oct. fl •
Elay.sand.Straw Cutters:—Galote Liver HaY,.
Straw; Cornstalks end Vegetable Cotters.. light,
convenient, portable—can be worked by a .hey ten
years of age.and 'Will cut one-bushel per minute. .:We
own the pate nt for ,Schuylkill County and can be bad
only. of . STICHTER & THOMPSON.
Nov. 45.
lielmboldhi Fluid Extract Mischa la pleas
ant in, te-qte and odor, free from all Injurious proper:
ties. and troroadlate in its action. Oct. 21..-465.--.6m:
NE w CASH iSTORIII....Assat opesse4 . at
the stand lately occupied by N. C. - Morrison. Cen
tre str ee t; nearly opposite Market, a New. Dry Goods,
Grocery and- Provision Store; in 'which will be kept
constantly on, hand a. - choice stock 'of Goods In that.
line. Also, QUeensware; Flour and Feed. are. -
The undersigned.. hopes by • strict. attention to bust
!less, to. receive a fair share of the public patronage. •
" • - . • ROBERT A. GLOVER;
44-tf
October
,29.
RBLBE9LIPB CONCENTRATE? EXTRACT BUOIIU,
- le the Great. Diuretic.
10 _
.311110 LIA! COSICKNTILIOrED EXTRACT SAILIII.PI3IILL
ra,the Crept Blood :Purifier. • •
• Both are - prepared accordinif :to rates of • Pharmacy.
and Chemietry,' and are' the - moat active that- can he
made. ' • Oct. 2$ `63.43 Gm.
THE NEW YORK
Dyeing and Cle,ansinp; Establislnnent,
260 gokxtb .4yenne, New York.
Ladies' and .Gentlemerve garments and wearing* ap
parelp of every 'description, dyed and eleatuied 1.. a scfne,
An °Mee for the above Establishment is opened in
Pottsville, Pa'.. 'where orders Will be received and
promptly forwarded by ' THOS. THOMAS,- Agent,
' Market street, between Centre and Second.
45-7 t•
Nov. 11..65
liaritholdnitExtruct 'Sudan gives health and
vigor to the frame and bloom to the pallid.cheek.
.bility 19. ecompanied by Many alarmlngtsymptonis,
and If no treatment is submitted to, :consumption,. 1•.
sanity or epileptic fits ensue • _Qct. 21, .6 .-6rn •
E B. PEALLE,.:
WHO R
BALED BAY'. AND STRAW,
flurrn.
October 7, TA. • 4.0-Bth
1000 1!".1"111111' 11EleTING, .different
sizes, at reduced pnees: For sale at
REAMS HI. NG PAPER of dif
ti larent weinhea._ just, recelvnd and . for sale at
-• : BANNAN , I3,t Boott and Stattonary State: -
INDlCSTRuerfillial TAB 41.41/.148.
Varlets sizes by the Ahonsands and smaller - gun
titles sold and printed at. .B. BANNAWS •
• .• Bookstore and Printing Office: Pottaviiie;
CLEANSE TOE SYSTEM OF ALL 111PCOI
EitabliebrAt over a quarter et it Century.
"Dr Swaync^s""Panacea."
Swayne.s" Ptrztre "Panacea:.
"Dr. Swayne.s" Tim ' ...Panacea."
"Dr. Swayne's"..' • Etter, D. • "Panacea:....
Swayne.s. • "Parktcea."
!'Dr. Swayne's Blood-Purifying Panacea.', 9
“Dr.'Swafttio's Bloitod-Purifiing Panatest. 9 '
"Dr: SwayneN Bloikirrurifylim .Panwa,"
Scrofula,,For l3lceratedlSere Throat,
,ludaleut. Tu
mors. had effcts' or mercury, &c r ."; is superior to any
remedy ever 4sco . vered. -- Prepared only by '
: D. SWAYNE & SON,
380 North Sixth Street. , Philadelphia..
Sold at the Drug Store of HENRY SAY . LOI4 Pottsville
June 1T • . .
ohtr & Thompson
RIDGE BOLTS,
Sheet Iron Nano,
PLAT RAIL SPIKES
.Bolts, of any 'length . or
lickneep "made to order.
a.::Oentre & Market Sta.,.
"IrovimivtiAar.::
. • ' 46.
HY 2 X II 4ZeJ 4LTIACT Buono and• lursoirm Rom
WAswcutessFecret and delicate disorders. in all their
stages,ttlittlenspenee. little or no change in diet. no
inconvenionee.And no exposure.. It is pleasant In tests
and odor, fmrnediate In its action, and free from all in.
jurions properties. . . . Oct. 28, ,66443.6 m.
Gtint B E LT.—A lot of givai secondhand MS
at hal I price, ()liberal: GEO: BRIGHT & CO.
Nov; 4, 44- , - Hardware and Iron, Pottsville.
UTIRJE ROPE, r WIRE ROPE : Orders
VW • received for ROBELING.B win -ROPE. Dec
livered at factory .prices. .GEO: 'BRIGHT & CO.
Hardware and Iron dealers, Pottsville.
44.
Nov. 4... .65
.
!Inv . :arms TriOrtiasio certificates enre commendatory letters have been received, Attesting the
merits of" Efelmbold.s Genuine. Prepaxatinns,„many: of
which are from the highest Fonrcer, including eminent
statesmen, clergymen, inventors. State judges,
' Oct. 18, . . . • " r.444m. •
H E I - .E . ' S
LIFE - FOR THE HAIR
• .•,••
Will 'restore .Gray. Hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR
strengthens and promotes the - growth of the weakest
hair; stops . Its falling out to three days; keeps , the
bead dean, cool and healthy cart be used t -con
tains nothing injurious the best Hair Dressing
ever offered to the pnblic.% It le recommended
and used by the best medical authority. Sold at the
Drug !Rotes, and at my office, No. 1123 Broadway, New
I assure all. persons . the above prePanition will do• all
that is claimed, for , • • • . • • . •
• - BABAS A. CHEVALIER, ' IL D.
October 28, .65 . . • • - 43;2m..
MANHOOD AND .Yotrrunn. VIGO* are regained by
BETAIROLD% Erraaor Boons. Oct. 28. '63' 43 6m...
TOBACCO & .SEGARS.
STOBEIKIREPE'RS and others in want of a
Prime article. of Tobacco, Sews, etc.. will do well to
e vefee a call. All gocids sold at 'Philadelphia, prices,
purchasers saying expense of freight 1
. • • GUSTAV WOLTJEN.
•• • . . Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, •
Centre St.. next door to the Union Hotel, Pottsville,
.oct. 28, '65 , . • • .
Virus Inman THE CONIPT4IIOI , I WY Pownzai Atm
Wassis .which choke or all up the pores of the skin,
and M a short time leave it harsh and dry 1
.. It is in tbs
blood, and if you want emboth and soft skin use Helm.
bolds Extract of Sersapartlla. It gives a tuilliancy , to
the complexion: Oct. 2 8 , ' 6 . 5 . 4341 m. '
rr_tvLouns Peetintiery &a Tattle* Gaya
X
maybe had Mail their vanetv at the new Book
and Stationery Stare of - BOSBtSHELL & BRO.;
• 'Centre Street below Trinity Chemin Pottsville.
Jan. T, ; l-ly
IRON' SAIFIC, manufactured by Lilly—the beet In
the country--for Bale by B. BADMAN.
SepL •
rsit.ALISWOUTSIPAI Slated Copy Barka
.12s- Jost. Reveived..—Blisworth.s Slated' ' Copy.
Books tor 'Families and 'Primary"Sehools:,Complete
in three numbers . 'For Solent 11. BANN&X"S, Centre
St., Pottaville. Pa.
• • CRemastairerra **emerald,- Artehisii]
After a careful examination of Reimboldl Prepara
tions, they enjoy nor utmost Confidence. We consider
them Safe And reliable; 'NEVE.I3BB'iIt YATES.
Prrt.AmsAmmt.t.Jaitet 12.;1965: ' C.WTiL-;INS-43.76n-L:
B• Btnff:—Sletgh Thinners, Shifts . Felines,
1 , Poles:: Butcher Bows_ • Also MON:l4oprd and
Curtain Ciotti - at • STICH - TER & THOMPSON'S;
• Nov. 11. IS. • 46- •
tep ILaddenro.--Light, portable, convenient for
1.7 house cleaning and other pprßottes. Every dually
should Imo one. At STIGUTER THOMP6dOIVI3. -
`: N0v.11.. •611 , 46.
eitet Setts, coned sting of Slop Jam, Watts,
T
Bath Tubs, of green. drab and fancy ef i t o - Fine
articles. - .At STICEM9IIb THO
egos, elmet iaproof --Galvanioal aad Irms: - TANO
A-4. boil fastart not._
Moro - BTICHTICR &1110311
el It Food Cotters, cut be worked by
ALT man or hone power. tor cutting Hay, Straw. Com
stalkaind Vegetables. _ at ,
. 61 .-41- tirieUTER ft THOBLFSO23.3.
Saturday, Noirtntlfitir. iff,lB6l.
Heavy llasiseete. WAS! Helleffatle stF sta
Episcopalfellteilit k • ilfaealv '
Under the espion; "4heavy Business, Falun,* the
littsbarg Dispatch of Saunday - seys t, •
• -The chief topieln Oakes. circled • dining , the lilt
few days hat been the tallnre of cute , of our oldest sod '
most widely known' Dustmen Arms, and the dfieredf
of tefend eater hews with :which tbe 'numbers of
:the Arm were eltherftem4 or Indirect!, somected.
The failure to eild_johits Most heavy one: . and several -
of our banksere *We num while # Isaidd that.
certain Easter' itlanke - are also - stalfereis:" The Allure -
to attributed OW the iltteetitO ultstannedbl toltOttetlis-
Holm The rumor awaltutt,thete were Aillletall encro4
to pay fifty mots eirtbildollar.' We 010 native names,
for obvious raison!: 'sit =ld do :itor.loo&ind Watt • '
grve Untettlettlat7 pain tp Attlee wb), through, ne fault -
theirown. have beets - ne briolved..• _ -
• nat. ar.l l artetlEmpou,Presidentof Trlntty White. •
Ilatiftuts_Come.; was Thimeday elected Blehop of
'the- Pa ieistalle.Eplsolmat• Church' of ilia Thome • of
_' Preston'itors •bstitetyet bait ftSund. - fier '' •
beisafthred for Its recto
*firemen.* riot took plaCe In Jersey City -
,day, and several tinsons•were Mimed- - TheltibeHirits4
to quell It. ....There wane •Ilre (30. try ; atikttt
property valued af s9B:ooo'ivaa
mozn destroyed. •
On Sunday last, the thereteratitaeror,lndon;
In tbe space of two bowl before *light. on Norma
ber lath. 430 shooting stirs were restat New
• Hoard au Washing ton hot el . has been raMed t o dye:
• C. Godllgv Gunther hasibeen nominated *Main et
New Tom city by the Xelfeon Democucy.
During October there were : 41. shin an . steamboat
dbiasters. and 14 railroad accidents.- •
. The efforts to get up a Fenian scare in Canada - 6mi
Mayor Lincoln of *stork tow been re-nominated .
the Republicans. - • • ---•
Mr. Burlingame. United Statea Miniater to China,. di
in Washington. He will aeon return to China."
GenaralGratrt la to have a grand reception and tarp.
per et the Fifth Avenue Hotel,.New 'Tork,,on .)liceday
evening next. - • • -
The Southern people. elk account, of ..their- povtA
wish the enforced coilection of Federal butes ark
Margery Depew; Secretary of &Ulla New Tort;
has been annointedlilniater to Jaen.-
All the Union .Mindidalc4lof itt Mao=
• Front thiArnty and Naviioarnal.
The neiatelice of Warne:.'' ...
' . After a long, patient and thorough Investigation,. tble•
.11ilitary•Commtsttottwhiett, tried the paw Wine Jule
sentenced him .to death. the sentence hal "been ap,
proved by tbd JUrget'Advekktei:Geneval and:the :Preed-• '
debt.- and. Pilate eppliated bia atom, on the eadfold.
..So hortidlihattifttendlatierneitiee tem never before
- - -
laid to - one triall'i.eharge,bY rinylgdllisl Aribunat- The :
story will endure for future generations to shudder: at
while they retilL , Wiens beads" a newlist of 'criminals. '
His name is already -a ignonym. of. erneityas Arnold.*
is of "treachery, 'and DOW of rebellion: and Ander
sonvillez-•the scene of- laletrenzbui meat otbarbariaut .
--the spot Where,he siew,hy lingeringd his bun-,
tired hecatombs of vietlms—Arlit pale into light the untie '
famous Bleck Hole of • Calcutta,- The enormity 'of
Wirze's crimes:very
shelter ,of 'sancdorts
criminals. The very name of Dick Turner, once
sally execrated as the infamous and inhuman keeper of
Libby 'Prison, is almost fotgitten. since that of Henry
Witte absorbs all the efinbee of - the: 00 4 11 7; autzTlin:
then. it iv not loaded deep enough with .imprecation.
Champ Ferguson.' fourteen Confessed hmrdels,-
and his scores of slaughters -unconfee:ells n: sort; ..of
heroiemartyr.by comparison. Treason itaeltgaina
fa
vor When contrasted with' triaion.and inhumanityemn
blued ; and the turning of the current of popular detes- .
tabor: uponWlrze was of more service to Jefferson Da
vie tit= the petitions of all the ladies of Charleston' nd
Baltimore, or of the people of all Italy and- of all Su- •
, .
• •
-To repeat against Wlrze the unimpeachable facts
brought out and-admitted on his 'triallettina alone
the disputett=willalwayto-provolhe most terrileencall
deadly invective that can bele:lnched-against him--
Epithets of horror are so belittled and weakened in
somparison with.the plain facts. ss•to,actsudly palliate
the character or the brutal •Wirze : or. otherwise, it
would he - a Mliefir our people to indulge then:tree or
vituperation whi even„ theaonchaisace of Americans
cannot. In this stain*check. But what avitill'it to
note that the defence in Wirch:s case, es a hot *sort to
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show that he lacked
,physical force sufficiettelor all the
atrocities charged on him.- hid to' Introduce a phYildati.
who testified that he believed that Wharf; st
was greatly destroyedby an Infainons disease? . What
avails the indignant rejection by the Swiss Consul-Gen
eral at . Washington of the impudent proposition for-
Southern sympathisers to , sea - diets to Wirze'slaviyers
through him ?-. What avail the resolution. passed in
Switzerland. denouncing and disowning him: or, the
rumor or the Swiss paper. that.!before quitting Zurich
for America, he:served a term In prison for forgery and.
embezzlement, and wss divoral from his Wife? We
feel that it ie Wirze's "American career ttutt. we could
not fall to remember . .." and cue little that he came %Stith
such tit antecedeuta and recommendationa to add hie
contribution of ten thousand dead. to the victims of ;he
• .
The Wiree trial was one of considerable
Its opening revelations were received. with a thrill of .
horror through the land. But as. day bidity, we be
came- familiarized with the appalling gory, custom'.
dulled a little the edge of popular indignation. The
trial was very fair and patient. The importance antic',
cipated at, the outset for the. case proved. not -to have •
been over-estimated when'. the.' composition of the
Court was . known. It war .not composed entirely of. •
officers so well known and 'famous as It Might have
been. and as we wish it had been. The Naval Coert
martial now In Pension at Washington. foul" Off , with
• Vice Admiral Farragut, and so proceeds through the
lists of the Rear Admirals, and to lower grades. althongli
the crimes it has to try ara . a schoolbors' jokes com
pared with thole committed by Wins. - Nevertheless,
the lane ra Court, wan nntispellywell- constftnted for..
military tribunal. The, Commission was, with a few
exceptions. coMposed of
..efflcein at least better - knoWn
to the whole country than those. engaged in trying the
Presidential assassins. The reason of this unnsual care
In, the_detall was parting* explained • when :the lot'
charges and specifications came to be published. It'
was found that a conspiracy:was allegedi and the caries'
'of such distinguished insurgents as Itobert.& lee, Sed
don, the Winders. Northrop. and others .:sea widely fa
mous, were joined in the allecations. :With . regard to
the falsity or truth of these averments, or to: the exist.
epee, character, or extent of the supposed conspiracy.. it,
is itnnecessaty to speak at present. since, while,it was
a matter of fact, to be investigated by the Commiselon, ,
nevertheless; for some sulliclantreason, it was Seethed
expedient not to attempt to maintain that form of in
dictment. ' ' • ' .
In the conduct ofthe trial, thiif 'patience of the Court
was often tried by the frivol/ins oldectlook et the de-
fendanve counsel, and theirdispOsiiion to screed Mize
from, substantialjnstloe by-legal flaws. Wirzea tint
counsel was - Mr. Hughes, who had a sachet full of quid- • •
dets apd quillets. On - ending that he was before a mil
' itary commission, and that his, sharp quirks were use
less, he summarily withdrew froin the case. Mr. taker
remained, and at once ccromientied to dieptite with the
Court. At the ,cross-examination. of Kellogg, on the
'26th of Arienst,- he hidoimmi-in gab a trrepoeterims war
of questioning; (whicktuaili3 his 'own langu age , vr.us.-a . •
little out of the'wey ." y that the Jaded A dvocate had to'
interfere again and-again. A. felt days later, he - broke'-
out •
In a petulant tone with : /./I do wish the Centt would .
not interfere with the witness . While • I em examining
him.
have 'difficulty enough to -Make out my case'
against this kind Of testimony without being'subjected
to these interruptions of the Cond../ •
No eensurewas. passed by the Court, apd accordingly
soon after. Baker ordered
,a witness to atop testifOng
in so offeneive 'a way that the Court told
.him,tir pre-'
serve the dignity of_the . tribunal. Baker replied- in. - •
sultingly, concludin his remarks with : •• &MAW
was bort, not killed, and therefore somebody mutt be, '
hung... , General Thoniai replied: .1 think them to.
remarks arevory improper and out: of place, and for;
one: I do not feel inclined to qubrnit to them. ,I wish
to give the prisoner a fair trial': butt am not satisfied to '
sit here and listen to even lansmaze./. Gene*
lace rebuked the counsel,' sod for a day or two kept
ht:' in the traces.' Another of the defendants tietaneel.- •
Mr. &bade. seems to have had a temper_ as impatient ' •
and as irascible at that - of Wirze, and actually - lad MI
leave the Onart altogether. • :At one Aimee during the ,
examination, of Corbett, on the 28th.of August. both,
Baker to spirited same. threatened to
wittelmw from the aim.. Brit Geneal Wallme who. •
to not the sort of raanto be4tened by iccitiplaY of
batal acerbity) promptly b • r them to their/senteei'-
and Mr. Baker attemptin,g. to, after abandoning Ida,
case, the President of tho'COurt reminded Mit that he
Twice Wit s n a week Wirae:iionnsel
,deserted
Againg to get any sympethY thatjray, returned:
and rigida they threatened to abUdon/the
over unless the Ceurt ruled MA 'particular Way On
one end/ cemedon General Geary slieneedMr..Bakerby'
telling him the Court would no -longer, listen patiently
to his threats, and must insist on his griing on with his
witneeses. Andlhe Irritability of Baker. and„ fistraine
Was not the only thing In the counsel calling for the .
bike afire Court. The latter gentleman was detected
in improperly conveying a letter from-Wirze to Whites:
wife, or -"the governess," as he " affectlonately '
called'
her. This impropriety wee censured by'tbe Court. The,
counsel also had the wisnranceto present .Wiraes.ooM
plaint about the quantity and quality of his foot , MA .
got full Government army rations, and in addition. las
he complained,""only two cups 'of milk and,twbeggs• •
- eacti'day. This conthat_bas been-Parandatieletiban
week by Wirze. who *e> v. menonmed recover* frpm k
his late Ulnae by Ike . was Otte/arrow bra
pitel diet to the art ire ?The Accuat says th at
when hie breakfast wax _presented, he ' flew into the
greatest rage and pronounced theteeding of a prisoner
with such food as an ontragumpoo*a.and diselaceltth
to a great nation.”
At length however . in spite of al she wringing& the •
work of the Court came to a close...lt was, in maim
full forty. days. The recorded testimony tilled 6000 ,
pages, and included the minis:of. over. Isso.witnersais.
and the objectlons,and relines on twice that number of
legal pOinus. -The ameminir 'or , the Judge Advocate
occupied live pr slx..homn in- its delivery: Mr. Bakes.
the ilefendantis eounsel,"insistect on having two week& -
in which to prepare his closina ' argument- .TheVolin
allowed him eight days, and afterward twelve days-tor
that purpose. but Mr. Bakir. would have fourteeti
none, and enbmitted the ease witheut argument. But
In truth, there was en reasonable defence to be made.
The facts themselves could not be overthrown.; The
• very attempt to ,explain them away, brene,ht. out, their
brutal details more - , conspire/Seely: -The New York
News sr/vested the probable grouund of-defence in ay:
ing "Unless his treatment of the
been
under his
charge can be shown' to have . been such m to have
drawn down the repudiation-of birrown government, gai
cannot tie held bound for It individually, in view of the •
consequent presumption that •ft was carried out in the
line of his dirty!' . But. In truth, there • are crime-Bkm .
which no excuse of orders, no excuse of special orders
nay, no excuse of :compuleion t : whidulibiti
and among these are the minim. of. Wires. Heaven
knows It with no -spiritoV faking blood - di/bloat
that this sentence of the court-martial wait Motiontmak
What is the poor remnant efhis SitrAdained life lifthei
sidoof the unknown glory stentaliingle eareeeivideb
he cat off Immaturely and withgatcrecic at the lOUs t,
Or what his-brutalized and dtieseteliody, dangling an
der the gallows, compared with tot ten Moaned - freak
young..!kyal hearts that beat. ,no' more beneath their
of bine. tinder' tbet dark' Mai* at Andrews.
vllle! .
I'OTTSVIILE MARKETS.
•
Corrected Weekly for the 41111 mere Jraminial
Wheat Flour, extra family; per barred:.
do '
do dp • . do per eert:...,.
do do extra" per barrel:.
do do superfine, • d 0. .:
Rye ' do
• •
Bu do ckwheat Flour. per do
Wheat, prime white • per babel.
do do, re 1-- do
Dried ned Peaches. pi - I. • oe zpound...
dy • do Aconeyec: do ,
Dried ARA* . • do -
nret. -•-
$1 25 1 Ennor .11? don..
$1 211flifter , •
,ID:
• 70.Crio
S 50 Lard.
yaw,
1 -140 abashing.- "
30 Beat hind qr. "
00 •• front •' "
Si% V u.
Corn, b
Cate, "
Soup beim"
Peas.
1 10!
115
06
3 00
3 211
1 10
1 15
Rye Chnh ,
Corn Meal "
Middlings, "
Potatoes. "
HIM V Um.
' 90 Mutton, • "
25 Ott Poxki
1 25 Vtal,
SugArta, "
" Sap? 4312!‘e . ,
• S Zl5 Prutia, • "
" bale cwt
Straw, Eton.
Plaster, "
Salt, 11l sad%
var.
Pl= '." • "
Oita !!--Beat. 'Minter Megted
O. New.Yort prices. Aklaelttbety, Spann
Neste Foot One at • -
Nov. 11, .68 - &MINSTER SRO
9125 1
b 151
10 501
0.2 k
.25
3 621
6 50.
9.40
9,30
019 00
6 00
11 69
7,90
8o
4 00
7 60
96•
40
• l d e 011
Lai and