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IA a trenadammaiWitakbe thy.cenntry's,
Thy God's and trufka." - • -,. •
• Enlargenietit of the. ;ournall:
We are,ci Filch esquiped for Alke t !aid ;Of ,toon. for
all the,st•ft', okliatteratalaitiag 6144itti eotomna to
Reeler with sifve rti f t PgP attf ' l * o l
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we di Aircely airoOMitiOdit‘e, tha t we iroPrie War—
eng the ilksisel.Tocia by the addition - of - ainthe r .
cahlmir to art Page' 641' the extension of tbe
eolartins. which Will eve . au. addhlear equal' to abOut
eight columns of the prorea,Tormtau a whole page of
, additional matter... , The change will involve e :xPertir..
of about 26000 in procuring a new press, independent
of the additionil exitenspof., paper. labor, the
enlaritd adze. bet the terms wilt remalia,the
22 15 per annum. in advance, or 63 :i not paid in, ad
`vance, = Peralz Months. $151) in-advince. To clergy- ;
men and school teachers, $1 150 per annum'to advance
not paid in adysititp:' Win rites will be Charged. •
Cospolapsilialblairilberri
.aWd arbblisig.
ds.the great -Karsd eainpaign:—one Of the moat im - '
-portent ever held in this Conntry7will soon OPen, • and
in eider to enable all; however limited tkeir means. to
iced the Jocarrar, We Will receive subscribers from
"July to November I, at the following rates:
- Single sutr,criptiOn,la advance . ' ... 1 00
In clubs of 5, to one address • - 4 50
15, ll 00
" " 30. " • " r . •18 CO,
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And for each additional subscriber GO
. cents each.—
those who get up clubs of . 15 and BO copier', will re.
- ceive a copy gratis. . •• .
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Subisciiptions will be received from responsibley
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mer men, payable-when Gen. Decry is elected Geitirri o t.
Now, boys; go to Work 11l over the COunty and else
' Where, in getting up clubt. ,• . • • • . •
Persons desiring extra copies cUany particular
. 'ber for distrihntion• during "the campaign: will be 1%14
mashed at $4 Per 100. copies; 25 per 60 copies. Or.
'den for extra copies mutt be left .at the office not later
than Tu e sday morning of each , week, The Jotter:Alf
circulates free of postage in Schuylkill. County: Our
the Comity the 'postage lab cents quarterly, or 20 cents
a yea,. paid. in advance.. : ' • '•
'141:11. CY—'rECE
Some of the New York•papets are adv,oca
tiog the repeal of the NstionalsCrirrency
and 'favor the. issue of all the currency of
the. country by Ile national. .government in
the shape of greenbielci, in order to save.in,-
interest.. The true policy is tn. retain the
government issue of . $500,000,000 gyeen
backs. and make up the balance of currency
required by the issueof the national banks
until ell the interest hearing currency is
funded, and the national debt'is placed in a
shape by which It 'can be easilymanaged.--
The States have given up the'issite.of a Bade
bank currency And, substituted the issue of
notes based on national securities which gives
._us n' secured national currency of equal value
all over the country. This issue is "controlled
by law, and this is all that people require.—
!They ere- opposed to placing the issue of all
the currency in-the hands of any Administri
liori or pirty, which would inevitably lead to
the Concentration of. all - power in-the bands
• Of. the:general government. . This must be
carefully guarded against, or our government
would soon be converted into a - despotism.—
The money power, and that wielded through
the pationage• of: the general gOvernmeut,•
must `
never be concentrated in the same
. binds, or the days of the Republic would
soon •be.uumbero. • •
The most fetisihle • Plan to regulate the
currency, would be to fix a limit to the issue
of currencyor all kinds, - say $1 in, currency
to $3O of the value of the real and personal
estate of the countryy r --retain the government
•
issue of. non-interest bearing greenbacks—
fund the interest 'bearing issue ss rapidly. as
Possible, and gradually expand the national
bank issue up to the limit, if the wants of
the itxmntry should require it, and then cease
legislation •on the subject.; 'because as the
wealth of the country. increased the national
currency would, expand to the same extent,
up to-the atilt,. Without any legislation what
ever. This would, effectually check all ex
pension and • contraction, while at the same
time it will' give all the currency required for
developing the country-and Itir its business
operations. Then each State Rill secure •its
• proportion of currency based on its wealth -L
and, if necessary, it could . be so divided as
_ to grant each Congressional district its pro
portion; . „ • • .
After the, interest bearing currency is with.:
driwn and funded, the question of funding
the non-interest
: bearing government curren
• cy would be subject Of Consideration, and
if gradually withdrawn' the • national baUl•
•-• issues would take Its.placeup to, the limit.—
This is 'a subject worthy of the consideration
•
of Congress and the people:..' •
In addition to the above re r inodel the Tariff'
- and make it protective to all -branches of 1
American. Industry..:Then add a section an
' thoriziug the - Secretary of the . Treasnry to
increase the. duties - . 10 or' 15 per cent. when ,
the i'mportations exceed the exportations from
• . 5 to. 10 per cent. exclusive of gold, until the
, exportations exceed the imPortations, say 5
to 10 per cent.. If. the exportations are ex
. .c.tasive, And the. drain of 'gold from shrewd
destroys foreign* markets; the duties can be
. reduced a certain percentage until the equl
librium: is established. In this, manner th:s
question also : can be removed front further
legislitiou until our manufacthres are so fully
established as to authorize a reduction of
certain per centage cm the whole scnle of du
ties. This is Simple—=could check excessive
intportations—keep our gold at home and en
. 'able our banks to resume specie payment
- within six'or nine months after its adoption,
Without:contracting the curreney to, any ex:.
tenter deranging the businen of the country.
Such a tariff would settle this question, ,in
connection with a limit tO the cu rren4, based
on the wealth, of the country. • Business men
approve of this policy—the producers advo- -
rate it—and why does not' Cobgress adopt it ?
It would fOster, the development and :industry
• of the country to a greater extent,, and give
greater stability to busine s s than: all the teals
. lation On thiit queition combined for •the last
thinly years • • _ - .
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DE Ain OF GENERAL CASs. . .-;4lont Lewis
Casa died in Detroit, Mich., on Sunday lest.
aged 87 years He.was born in _Exeter, N.
.H., October 9, 1782. He was's pupil in Ex
eter. ACademy, until 1799 In . that:ye-in he I
taught school in Wilmington; Del. In . 1802
he-opered 'a law office in Zanesville,
In 1806 be went to the Legislature•and aided
in breaking up Burr'S'Western expedition.
He :then became United States Marshal
Ohio. He'served as Colonel in the War of
1812. lie subsequently became Brigadier-
Oerieral in regular army •He was with
Gen. • Harrison and in the - battle of the
'Flames. Subsequently he :wa. appointed
Governor of Michigan. 'ln 1815 he moved to
'Detroit, and by 1831 bad made 19 Indian
::treaties. • In that year he was made Secretary
.of War .by, Gen. Jackson.: In 1836 he was
sent as Minister to France., In 1844 bewai
a candidate for the„Fresidency against Polk.
In 1843 be was choseaSenator from Michi
gan. In 1848 reirlor President against
qen._Taylar, and win; defeated. He'was re
elected tor Abe Senate in •1851,-and was again
candidatffoillielies-IdeneY In 1852, when
taerteralliercit -Was 'nominated. ; In 1557 be
Watil4..*ibi Secretary of State by Mr. pi-
Cbartall, • For the last few years, worn out
bj
age rind 'oppreesed with Its int3imittea, 13 . e;
MO' Ith.9 B P deitfl l J 6 soon
6*it. d retired public
notice. ln, the great emergency of the cone=
try, however, 4Oidliitiet4inaafc!) l , o vied his
ciiru piiginent • redber:than party creed. and
took Isitong.ftnd,l4o:lotinti:in ivon of the
War. ile maynot,-perhaps, be sal& to have
let , hts paYt3i. and Yep latignikee Iffilf,itidn
ion'tTfignOlllo6-4401,V3 OP:4/14rfkiff
diTtiktft - • • •
Dia some'
._.„. fficult is tronbleyour qat.t- ~ ~.f r - --- -: . „7,.i . . , _) . .
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firmed Cop hut* is at tibia atilt •
,r4llret T. 'OPP** ;'-
wonied at therappant see& m. e 5 . k..,0 . 10 . . -:,... ..f 4 .T—''''' i„ , ,, •i
t er
days since in ' tot4e\rebel ' se . '
,- i • . 7 . ' frost..V
.-. ..... ,; . thaPieniatar
arl:treas ..
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man from II d,Atiilarria, ,*CoO dotf4e .. are toeing,' .:,:-. e - t i the Ofie, 'tot
perbeadi believrOn st t literis*s, bull'
, diritiutd. w . 'le . ,:., rh.'f' , forgrOn - C*-
1a , • '' krAi.'
he .4
.o,4out:*dal o p bee*" w,..i - .01.- e ; .- - - - .ta .w,..
__ . "per Fitt;,
timeaiiiiiii w be arlfrOpars e' al
ga:me'ir-.. &oft .'' ..eferg .e. Protective Poiicy.-- . ~
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ing.ol. secessionists c4;44,-„,,erwrici.arati his , . .ot be tione . .. matl.ar.ll.ltoi,...
Here is a speaiinet bri - 4'. Ilidviis Ja . . , .- •.. -. hicresiiiii 4 1 exiiiiii,iskontr_
4brammera l ...o
-.4 Ills, ,' ...' . - . 1 -41 f adVii4 - 111e l t end
hayangner -*- 41141414111 " wrtetttele~ th e y, - 440tredotrtirixiiirta4" . 1 - -
Ip“p77le w wilt thwart your designs. /1 . We' pendcgisi ' '. 1060511, ste... Ilia bellillbe .
lowered the standard of their Crmfederacyfibey , have Mil . s, .1 1 . , , .
ink lowered the standard of their
_pride—a becoming 2of the
.:_-_labor: and i itidt .tstryr--of the_ counry,
~ d e intheestinsatioweldir-bantrable-eriany.--The .
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Smtbernee has around. ht without - ' ' the I." Wait 3.4e-triplu•dera , fl r Ihmri.l:l4"" -will:
ra n
merits ofAbel late enntest, Atiiltenior e ee, i .1 1 ii re A t , i t i 144 et • t '...' ' ii,"Trilifo4.
rurge i V ovwaa- 0 his
P*Ple. - - 'jbectazie.
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- ileittis dre ciola: . .
thong ~ it win no, dfmmishhis tone lat he cars ' opper an • . st - - - . , .. _. •
en his Ewa toll wal i cer nearly; -a
hundred thiscoomd of hi. conrsgeons -enemies ; and NiziatAisti, ..,, BIG HT ..,
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I- "Et:Wing on the:Fankee's grave. • . ,,..,...,.. Republican 13"1"4 ,
" '''-' "" 'lle Witt not dean himself a slave." ,• . Tile uonano it states thaetne' State
=--" - 41 .nrglies , -ba cit P as .r r-"V -441"Ildetf) --131$001-aAffilra'ficl—'—a
ning Bulletin, for the Chaneeti of speedy re- 1 , 4 .übt.-. ' :The CopPerhe.ds and -“My Policy"
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admissionrtofongtness pf - c. Bontutph repmen- ',, followers made re desperate effort _ to' carry the
tative.;, that ihOse who- airendy disgrace its ; f!..Pglairtf6.llot:the ftr . ;Pnblierud, itAte
.4i
lineWhii4i tiarned in Utile Iniiiiilftr iii.nntl- unPhed - in both branches. ' The- tneotberis'
eration fr o m thelkefringkorthe war. It is'.: elect'siiiiiii aa,:tfAtcyiEi :
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*shocking spectacle to wilneiut...When a meta-
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Isß 'L t - ',
enate
bet; oeCon g ress sworn -AO uphold .ills - e gov= • • .
. . .21 ; "'`.:' 18
eminent and Constitution' of.: the: -United ' ..- • • H
,ouse •. . , ~ .• - . ,
States, thurrpublicly, and shamelessly gloats! - • 7 .-;, . :• ir"
over therecollection ihat pre", huidreidthni- i. Whichsecnres two Republiciii.United states 1
aged' of the 'brave soldkini Of - ,, - fh - i I , tepwic - Senittews. . 'Where are the , COPperiaeadii and 1
'WO in - griiVeii 'over
, whie.li',ihe_Stiutheitier .51y I:ol)cy ?" i '-.: . '. •' '
pay tread with pride, . and to whiciihe points', ..--.--. '
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as proofs of. Southern ProweS4L. :It's easylo 1, 'P ri it'"nbl'.4l#l.'na7-it.s. ta
• 0., , ; 7
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see the spirit of inerrtinguialiable hate with . ' Erf.a7FRAGE * The 'l'l2l4 ,PISTEXO4. - COL - .
which Mr., Harris rejoices" eierthese ‘,:yaii 7. , '
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,If Congress,adjQurns, until . gran tin intelli..
'itee grarea.'".auti we do notwonder that these
who, throughout the war, went hand-iihand -gent' F 4leraire-la all ••
classes in'ibe`Dis!riei of
Withi this tniseiiihie! traitor, '''abil l * ( awa y. !.. Co l um bi a those whoierved in:the . Arrey
shocked and disgusted With inch an iniiecent In putting down' ihe .Rebellipp, .without re-:
exhibitiOn...of ..disloyalty, and forage spite; ; .taid in Color, 'they ;will diaaripoint the 10 - yal
They have not objected to fraternize With . pe,eple ef the !lorth."Tbistin age of rapid pro ? .
14r. Harris; so tong as he reserved sinili . ei-'t giess , ":a n d nnlored.loran't!tilili!'n-n Mi?cti, be - '
hibitioris for the : select "Circies - of the f a ithful ' ter right to -ei n t e ise
.flin right beanif lil g el . b c -n
white rebete . nd.trisitori--rso;says every lival
-Democracy_; but' when- be breaks into , the - a
'arena,ic' with his foulmouthed treas o n,
-man in the country; and this is the gues s
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they will have none of him. ', . - -. um' b e fo re t he PenplC..."lall'irattors buper
- 2 --r------,---sw-eswm.''es----------- mitted:to vete, while loya l men are prehibj
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Tira' Torts Socntsas' c . 1. 1 -3, cLuz!.—The ' ited ? By.passing snob:a „law;.. before' _it ad
' Copperhead.oigai, here is 'very vehement in :.jaunts,, C a ngraaa.wm add . 'another , jewel tto
denying that the patina of :dead'-men. Of de- .`the crown or honor; steriint patriotism and
serters, and of twildiers without their consent, incorruptible , integrity Which already.,eagir ,
were used' in connection with the forming of des it s braiv_ '- ' * ' • .- - - '' -
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a SoldienF Clymer.C . lnb in fork. Very ve,elL ',.-', ' —"-- : • " . ;i •
A arAtricrt Union man 'in Tennessee, lit a
We- have the York'. True DemOcrat of Tires- 1
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letter to Col. Stokes,. calls upon . Congresi to
day. last, before us, which. contains the fol- :
• • i disfranehise the '-' Nov hero ai ' well :,as, • the
loWing:on that su b je ct':.• .
• ibomes itsieti blew' mein roi7dtrirs,,--31.05z or . Stintherp Rebels. l''He' t titinks ' the Northern -
THE Czymtra Ct.crs..—We. the undersigned, athiwe-11 . 0.1'4i: guilty, than y
an 'or their
names were published in.the,"York Gazette and York • ira l t6r4. nre .l
Democratic Press." of list week, as uniting - in a'call Southern associates. ; •So ;does every other
for a - meeting of honorably discharged Soldiers to • '
, m at t: - ,• ~
'form a club in favor of the election of .ifiester . Clymer -1 „ a 1 • ' • :. . -:.
as Governor, - in connection with an endorsement of
Andrew 'Johnson's "policy," and other'' Copperhead ' .... , ,••• ...
humbaggery, hereby assert that we never signed any , , adocat . Aftawo
such : paper, nor au th orized any person to sign -it fur us,
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nor consented to the use of our names, net. are we
Willing to support the electilm of Clyine*, nor do any . - Weekly . Alenniike.... .. .
other of the matters and thing% which the offie,s , ekerx
concerned in getting np the list, published in the gis,6B„._:„gunel cep :"" 1 soopea • csi,iang
"Gazette' and "Press," want' to accomplish. Ins plain . ' ms" " Th 1- . - : .
words, out' names, if subscribed by any one ,o that .
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list, are forgeries, and we do not intend toaupport any 23 '3ATUCDAV,.• .
candidate or party, who, while-we , were engaged in 24 austssy .
lighttng..lhe battles of the, Union against.their . dear 1 ..,5,, y"NDAY.• •• •
Southern brethren, - did all in their power to disfran- .° 1 1' 18 " . "••' •
chise us and prevent us from enjoying the right of 2, W coarsoAv.
Istlffrage; denounced the war at a failure. clamored for ' 2B Vuusso , " 1
an immediate suspension of arms, and were defeated . 29 FuiDAY.
in all their treseherons and unpatr.olicpurposes by the , : • -MI.
votes of the soldiers In the field , and the loyal people
athome. a_
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"Philip Lehr, - ,1671b Bert Penn% Volts. • ..
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Cornelius Lefever, Co. E, 207t1i Pa.-Pole.
Louis J. Ellenberger,m Pa- Yitle•
Frederick C. Able, Co. E, 10th lo i.
wa_Tots.
-Frank Steininger, Co. E,.Pa.Sith Vols.
Samuel Croats, 16th, 81th and , 76th F. v..
onnta
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. The fol Towing are some of :thnee ivho . had not the
opportmaity'Presented them of eigniug• the remon
'strance,
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together with Shoe that Are deserters And
dead men, and those who verbally protest agaimet the'
appendingof their names to that :scroll of coppurhe.
infaniV published in the "York. Gazette:" . •
• - Henry Liekaway, ilth •Pa.Civitlq, dead. .. •
lith•and 16th Pa., absent; •, . • ..
'Wm: Fry, 87th Pfl. without authority..
John Barry, 87th Pa., absent . • • - •
D-tvid McCreary, - 87th, drummed dot of camp; •." •
. Adam Reisinger, Dvist,:absent. • • •-• :•
' George Feathere, 87th. absent. .• • „ '
• .GeOrgeArtnprister, ‘2o(lthi - absent- - . • .
' .1. V. Beck,"s7th, without authority. • • , • •
George-D. Decker, 187th, deserter.. ; . •
Rudolph Patteison; Slth, absent:. • : • -
11eniiariSauppe,' 87th, absent.
...tOt , . •• •
' • Jacob Dear, h; - WithoutauthOrity.
:-.GeorgeKtthiss,AOOth,tiltsent.--• .
;William Kunkle, 106th, 'deserter.
Reuben Able, 87th; no soldier. • . • .
Henry Berry, 260th.' without antknrity, - •
William - -Otretie, Bath. dee& • •• • .. :
W,illiato
Selfer, Dfith,. a "Boy .in Blne:" - • .
William Royer, 187th,'alisent.c. .
Daniel Platz,.4oo:h; without antho . rity. -
- Joseph Mack. Without authority. . • ,
Frank Wise,-111h. absent.• •" . • . • • • ,'
Lewis Shenberger, P l sth, a "Boy in Blue.". . • -
',George
"Lott, 87th, deser,er. , •.• .
Conrad -•
Heiser, 11th OW.; absent. , • ; . • •
. • Jacob Lehr, 200, "Boy in • . •
• How abdut the York Soldiers' Clymer Cltib
after. that kind of, testimony ? How . many
"boys in blue" thinl& you, would feel proud
to belong.to it? ' . •
Ourtssa.vesl—lt is well knoivn in this'eom
munity that-for the lot sir months the health
of the editor has:suffered to some exte! . l, and
we have not been able to devote as much of
our time to our duties as - we desired to do,
and therefore,- articles ..relating to persona
matters; were written by our assistant, Well
under other circumstances, we would have
penned ourselves.. Of course-our assistant
did not understand these personal questions
as :wellas we did, and . in peaniodseveral 11r
tides fell :naturally, into some errors.
.In
contradicting a false statement in,February,
last, he used the word' "sentence" instead Of
"conviction:" The popperhead organ
. bad
Charged .that we Carried.pardons in ourpock
t before we. were . convicted, to be used in
case, of emergency. • Iri justice to the Gover
nor we desired our assistant to 'contradict it,
and to state that such a charge was a libel on
the Governor. Onr assistant wrote it as fat
lows
"it is a litw;l on fhe ooverhoi'of the State to used
that he would before HENTENCV. issue a pardon."
He inadvertently,. substituted . the word
"sentence" for:. "conviction:" .: Gov. Porter
once issued a pardon before.cmviction. and
was censured for so doing. This we believe,
-is the only instance on record .where a par
don was granted by any .Goiernoi hithia
State before•corivittion; But there ia• no - ire
propriety in granting a pardon Area convie:
tion, under a proper representation .that said
conviction WAS Clired ;by ImprOper motiVes,:
and was' , unjust, &c.. as was represented in
this case without our knowledge. .. • -
The Pardoning power was Onntetl to arrest
all unjust. penalties, and' tliere*ia'no impropri
ety in using it at any timeafterconviction,
but to. pardon : before dmviction, is open to.
very grave objections. We‘Consider this ex
planation necessaryunder the circbmstarires.
.
As the pardon has already been publi::hed,
1 we append .it, showing the ground on which
It was granted
PENiiiSYLVANIA, ae.
A. fi. Cream
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. • . the name and•by the authori
ty of the CornmonWealth Petior.VlVanin. Andrew:G.
Curtin. Governor, of the Mid Common" Math: . •
To all, to whom these. Presents thall_come,sends
Wara." - ss. At a Omit of Quintet. silt:Hilo& In and - for
=the County. of Schnyittill, - held .In' Pottsville. In said
County. *,n .the Seventeenth:day of: May. A.: D., one
thnumnd eighttumdred and Slxtv•sir. a certain Benja.
min Banukii and Prank] in. 8.. Wlllice .were - convicted
ution a certain :indictment ehargifigthem with "Libel ;"
• Miami:As, It - hal -beim .represented to m'inr
good and moot/dile citizens of - odd County of Schnyl.
till. RP Will rally appear by reimence, in paper" now..
nn
site to thd.OMee of the Secretary el,therorowinnwealth. -
. that the•libcil wherml the ,Mid Benjantin Damian . and
ImnltlinD,--Warice Were tomb:led imaraddh•tned irtr
mediatelYnfter the bratatrourder of•ff. Ii -Dunne. one
of the moiii ecititnatile citizen§ of sAId Connty. and when
the entire eiletnunitY teas . agitated and 'appalled. not
only ftie.thoidish eircumittuays attending the eint
miMion'of this crime.. but also by the alarming inditts-
Ups; it presaf ed of an incrtiti=e of a Spirit, of las Imp.'
Vsiii lb orghorit the County tbit•the repntatlon of the
tobt Bannon and - Wallace inceitliens.: and their course
es, pnblithere of a pablie yowled. have
techhe
ewir as to
Justify the opiniou.that, !tithe patilicatinn of rtcle
• fdr which they Were indicted end convicted, their were
actuated by a dedie to Sid Fit theseppressloonf crime
'and disorder. by calling' ihe attention ortheir fellow-
Otizens to the frequent evidences of ileflar.ce of law and
the necessity for nromPt. Minishment of the offenders :
and that In the opinino rdthe pstitirmers, the raid -Ben
nett and Wallace Were- impmpertrconvicted,. for, the
reason...that' thamiblitathnorefened trivrict. not iiirela
tion to any .matter depending in-mid Court. mw reds.
Lion loan President andAm9cilde4pdgek.whM.
ing as a' Condi and' • '; • • •
• • Witioncisi Hon. .Bolinted: Owen Parry.' . David IV
Green.,Esq., .Charletiltaber,Dwit., IL' F.. Whitney. Din.,
George. W. ? Snyder.. Et.g.,Jrredmick , Patterson: Esq..
I,IIIA lanes& Pity: N...Whltner, ;Esc- -J. G.
Prick. James John. Hays. Eaq„ John
Irsq James frsq . 11i
Smith,_.ffsci... John T. Werner. sl.q..:D4vld 13eveddire,
idaim .Req..'-and oth,
trey carneitiy recommend the ; Ititerpaitkm 'of Execc
tivit clement/ Di behalf of the id %MAU and Wallace.
••iii w know_tbeivfore, That in cOnslderaririn of the
. pretelses Mad by, virtne of Die authority vested 'in- mi
by,tbe Conelttithin. l have pardoned the mild Serdamin
liamuin and Pritaktln B. Wallace fd the erigtoorbareOf
they:not. crinvicted 'as. afoltsotd.: sMil , they've !hereby
thereof lOW p. ado accordlosiy,.. -- •.• . • i • . ,
Given antler my hind and'the cheat 1441 of the State
at Ilarrishorg. this feat-mitirdw_rof June: in-the veer.
our ,Lord.: one thou s and • eight hundred and'aixtitilz.
cud - of the Commonwealth the rdnetteth.' _
Xtr,Dtrinat. ffiecterary of the.Compingramilth: •
-- • • -• • •
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vaa,tata vers am wass! o dem . gned
writ:agave loyal:24nd fahtfol ofticeri inNea
JetseP.Stenaltais:the Benito'-at the instance of
thecaratitir Seottill,t Arere'alt , releoa l by the
Saha* 410 1 1111Srlitairdeeiribil's treason, Lite
'biaisbetter.illtluiJadu, hang himself.'
29 1 2 34 [ .Last ..2 1.2 Tan
4..29,7 351 New'64 19: 5 11'ey'g.
4 • '4'017 • 35 : :' Full Q. 19, 6 49.evreg
4 Fug U. 22 10 39 ern!g •
4 29'7:. 95'. • • • . •-•
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The Poiteville'Crieltet Club lips chillenged the
St. George, New York. , :
To-mon.crw:—Tweuty-fifth Sunda.* of thil year,
and fourth, after Trinity; :Day'd length,ls houra
aud 5 minutes:', . ." -
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Rain fell iu • torrents on - Sulfas); last, calming
finite a . freshet in the'SehnYlkill aud streams that
empty into it - here:.. • .
: ,
'' 1. 0: Bright& Co.'r-hardware s,nre.in Ashlan d ,
was sligiitly damaged by fire oh Tuesday last::—
Catuaebf ~fire bursting of a lamp' in the .cellar.. .
• -itePeritly, John Connor, repain3man on the Mine
Hill Plaine, wasyun over . by cars and so seriously
injured that Lilo amputation of .a leg and' auger.
was rendered neeepsary. .
• .. . . ,
A flood in Ashland lin Ttinratlay. of laat: weal
filled the basement, of King's Hotel, Centre stre et,
with Nratei'," and several other babertieute,. dying
some damage.
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11 . 4 Braling Milrond Gnmpriny..baa declared
a diridentl of 5 ncr cent. on the • preferred and
common stock, (near of National and State tazea,
iip.yablein-oaeh r .cin. and after - Jnly nth.'
iNew.Cblithictorl-31n, D. Reeser, .a
br,altermati on, the passenger trains of -tile
Phila
delpid a' arid itaading 'Railroad tor some time paid,
haa . been promoted to a - amiductOrship. - •
The
T Fourth 'if Jag in. be delebrated in 'Tre
mont by the."W9shington Litvrary Society" and:
iill or 'the Siiii4 . aclio , ls imiting,.proceeding
.to a grOv . e..
.neaT town, and, listening to speeches,
• - •
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,
. - Th e Gran f.Zimites:--Lient..lter.. Reilly has
been eteeted.Captiin of the Zonarea: - A meeting
of the Company will be held at its room on Tnots
day evening .next, and general attendaneeOf the'
members is desired. . ' . :.• •
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• • .
Rpbteries iri l'ort.6arbon.-On.Saturtlay night
last in Ptirt CarbUo the. itsilbog of .Mr. - Abram'.
.Putt was entered. and .robbed, of a 'quantity -of
clothing; • Other piaci:a 'Oontaining provisions,
hive aiad, been fobbed reeettly." No srieste:
.•
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fOiirood Accirield—On Ale 14th' inst., a train
of coal.ca s was thrown from the track near St..
Nicholas. in consequonce of running ocr'it cow:
Si , iveral of ihe.cam were brOlteni but . fortunately,
no-person on ttie train was hart: • .
•..• . , .
•. On the' 11th iced: at the Strongsville celliery,
Michael Barohroke, of Donaldson; an , employee,
. was run'ever.by. n loaded damper and
.had one of
his legs mangled..' wounds were promptly
dressed .and, he is recovering..... •-*:• •. :••••, •
•
•
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The editorof "tile Trcniont-Unio, who le a` vet.
eran, in noticing the Democratic:soldion; meeting
held, hereiast week; 'says
It WAS a mixed tin 'affair eto ars 'ROUND-A-MIMI
and BLIP.-OVEIit,rATIL 91 cuUrse every vOiran,kumis
. .
Ser era . ' of oer..eitzene, were "robbed-. 0 Mertday
by pieicpeekets,. w.bo ' .ficeernpliy- Howe's Circus.
Several wateties and small sums 'rriehey were
taken.' 3leati atirml4 h. tidopted by the proprle.:
tor of the elrews, atep_ the operation of these
. • . " .
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Thonuis Cochran ot...kahland, ailed on Tuesday
in Philadelphia; where he. had gone -f!zw..rnediCii
advice, froni the effectiot a cut ' below; bisi 'eye'
which he received on, the 9th inst.,. and .in.which
he - canght.. cold,
.eanaing 'his eye: and race to
swell terribly.' • , ,• '• •.
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Accidentally; Prowned.L-The Comner held- an
inquest do Tuesday haat, belowSchnylkill'llaven,
on ..the body of .George, aged six yeart,, eon; of
Mr.-John:DC.ibert, Rho was accidentallv drowned
in theranarthikprevions diy. Verdict in accord-;
anee with the facts: ' ....* -.-. •• - ' ' ,
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• - -
A iln;7 - aaid to have been Maid, Rae Mint in . 'nor
ris' Addition on Tuesday last: Aft there is great
danger at thineeneen.fremOyge running a t iarke,
umnitzzlecl, the 'Connell very properly, at int last meeting ordered that the ordinance
. ill - rtfeience
to this matter:Bll(4lld be:enforced at once;
• .
".'hoo(ing ClirarclaviTlO on
Irneeday evening Tat driring an Altereatitm be
tweenlolin Marley and John • Lntz, -the " former
was *baby. the - latter, the hall it! , a revolver 'en-
tering hie head; As there -is: every probability.
that Ifarlev.willsx,e4.;i'cer,'LlitgLhas. been held.- in
$lOOO -bail to answer. • • .. . ....r .
.Wil . enßobintoreri 'Circoe'svis in - Trernont,:t.er-.
oral men cootteeted attempted ' tai break
into the • house Of, Jacob . Stark near' that ptaee,, -
but Mr. g: received hem to "yrariftlywhy the aid
of a trusty rifle;; ivith'which he' wounded one of,
the raacalt,.that they,beit a hisety.retreat; carry
. •
tug Off their wounded.' . • "
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•
POslponed;,--The Owed Intent. Fire Cornpanyuf
this Borouith, Atte PollPoned.the parade and. pie
nic which it intended to have on the 4th of July
until .Wcdtieeilay,, the - let of Atiguet, in Coinse
quence of the fltg'recerithin in Philadelphia.lt
wili we doubt :not; be one of the poet 'pleaaitut
'Wined - of . the season. ' . • -
• . .
th . • .
atch: between the ',ottswillei
snd Trenirint- Base Balt clubs, was 'played 'at
Sehnylkill.Baven op ',Thursday last.. Eight. in
flings were nlmTel - 1,.. the score at the close, tand
log follows:. Pottsville.: 115; Tremont,
Both clubs are new, - and this is the first.. klatch
game Vise ball everntayed in thils - County.
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Tamaqun the following committeeoie of •Didies
has been sppeintect:to itilpinve the soldiers'lnt in
Old, Fellows' Cemetery: Mr*. • :Ronland:JoileN
Mrs- L. Allen, Mrs:G. Tl 4, it.' a. -
G. W. Cole. Mrs. di. P. Fowler i Nre.;;TohoGirter
Mre. Donaldson, Mrs. Bev. Thompson, Md.
IfF. Stidfole,'Mre. G. L...,11.0 . .yd. ' : •
On Thnrge,fevening fast .liiettiefore'the com
mericement of the performance of :Hoe's Chews,'
in .4fahland, the tube of Abe chandelier, -filledl
with c ami k hoie,; . explotredi -setting fire to;the can,
.vas. • There wa s great contagion among th.o . an•
• dience. Two men and.gevtral wornen. were seri,
ongly - Irk:rig:l-by being. trample!lia. $0 hype
fortunately, were , .• .
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n.. Geo. R.' Alen'A of. Miners:vine, held an
Episcopal service in Tivinont Sundaj•• •
As there are, sev eral . fa m ilies of this religious, de,
- tinaination in • 'that' plare,'a Chtircli: ' neded.
.06 ills _point; the Union says: • • • • . . ' •. •
Our Episii.opall mei:o9 ,arxpaking, strenuous
efforts to eat - gbhtura claw& in this place, arid-we
trnsilhey will!truceive ,•enoutarsigement from all
true frieiads of Clirislianity
.here and , elsewhere.
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, .
Rune:mfg.—On Idanday morning • but 114 Idr,
Ileurplleher of ,Soutlt Manheiut• townehip,..,yrni
drWhag. street; , :130m4h, with;
timid of horisit& - riiii any'. • "Itte: 'Reber
was thrown frent-4/5 -wwigotP4o - the ground be
tween. the howw.and. the Sront:.w4eln,- - =drew
severely initadiStf the hwaathsChn wannonveyed.
to*the c.filee'tif Dt. Ilsibtretiat t where his wound*
weigAretionid:-,'Att;tEtilifianwinn
e siiiermiisonage Treiserat
Epiiscopal Church has Veen completed 'sad is list'
ready for occapuicy. " • -
.. (L..
Anticipnted: Visit to ULU: &lion; ' 4 ,-14Eirme,
Wantingioni,4"elir•large. - rinnabta the
inerchanta -andflimanao*Nten of- %Wit**
Del; will
vWitl*dtLon Tuaal
9tPurP o6 o - or insi I
ede-0P4:0A,1 4$
rattyreoal and gle•-csennibraose"
niaitted *tli_dos-411norialtnalr ,
iiiington in*iiLtelar filii*-.:-. ~ , A .,-.,
the nienraietNallui ,C - 44; . .
'etidiEg n el4- - 4 - . " ; . - - ---
, lige IiAL , .a. -e-- -,t--.*-. -.- , •,,J* 1-:.-,v.,- ; „ 1 „.
1-&_... ---- • '-`/'''.47* try ..
• ' ' - ri r i:.-...:"-A. :
: Oni'rendera tiiiiioioi,,,Lothip , , , inutX tan i e.
liTeittaftitYiftfir Ificieil on the *oorrung t &I,
-..&.RulerAlliblk-ef.44R7liil4.tar 144"*
,
If b'eliiek, - .6,:114 - preeiself, an_ arhielt 7 i members
. of the noder. - ,aaainvite , l -ao partleipato: - ..For the
. awoPOildaUnpauf the o.itiaenfPf Mineravillei an,
-extra :train lab, -ban%4sll4at 43ace 141.* sifc: .:
mingliwie.diacely afterlhe *44. - 12 , &•.5- , -?
mull . of attending, to prevent any inconvenienba•
on' their part, are requested to procure theirtisk
et,:tia**MPotilble• '1 .. . 1 - - 7 4 ,1 •t 1 . *
- Mr.3o n Fleck of bictiterey,
Foster township, retired to bed about 11 o'clock.
At 1 he was alive and i apparantly.well, a, d reques
ted his wift4 to get Ulf WI? fp the morning and
make breakfast' for as he wanted to. visit
Pottsville. In the utartung he waw -found Or la'
lead. -it brenteposba that diseaso .01,140,11a:hi
was'the cause of : his dealh.,._ 'blr t Reck at,the
time of his death Wes ibegt4Ozekts of age. llle
hsdAept.l,lwitigtat-lifointere4; for several . y,eap,
and formerly , Twos Twain) that place.
" . • .
o".•Tbitradayn'ext Irmetiiille, • theiOviill
a _protession' tbe'.odd,'Fallovsn'' Lodges.' and
,Encampments of:RehitYlkfil Gattity;;on the mei
'aka of a Bible presentation by tbe.Daughters of
Waimea - to 'Frtentlahip...Ennampmerit, -- No.
Right Worthy Grand Repreaentative of the Grand
-Ixxige:.of ;the -United , '.Btates, 11.:A Lambeiton,
will make the presentation'. ', Eminent 437skent
from abroad *ill be present. Th.e 'linesmen twill
be one of great interest; , . . aa , all the leagns' and
muamis.:l:tents. of the County. have.,beett invited
:and are expected to be present.;_',
.
Harrel! circus troupe; per'scincitmcement, made
a beautiful ei . .greP tulniAlval ( 11 1(9444 3 * VaPrn:i l 4l
fiat: The' Rrcifieisicin compi)se4ki krug4ttmelutti ,
ed and their sguifes, withr.tlieClegant cars con
lidding ontheir tops:picturesque groupiti--on one
a liititiplion--eFas. much adnured by the, OTOWdS
Who lined the streets.. In fact so^ nianypeople
were in town Citi,:litendity, that it. Swentectlike a
gala day.' The spacious tent . irhielf• the per•
formance took . place, was -*owed'. /*h. after'
woon end evening. In thwevening the.oiti somw
what interfered, but we thoughtit4e perform-
. .
.The. `Flog Reception ih Phan*tette - on .the
FogriK.—Gen.-Hector Tyndale, Chiturritin ; of the
sub-committee on''Tnttisportation for the . ? recep
tion , of•the State Plage, : writes to he. ComMittee
of. Arritiagemetitii appOinteilb ' e Wathipaion
. Artillerists • and National Light try;, that free
'transportation for both companies wdl be"fur,
nished. • These companies are Making their•ar
• rangements.to participate in the•ceremonies:' and
havee-tleCided to leave PottsViiii3 on , the aftenmxtit
'alba 3,1 'of They will dress' in. Meuse,
dark pantaloons, f.tigne • cap. white - gloves, and
wear a white satin badge with name of company
and date of •entratice into Wa,hington,—April 18;
1861.' 'At the top of badge red,_ white • and. blue
rosette.. It is anticipated that the :companies
will be enabled to appear in considerable strength;
ss a -large majority . of the members .hare
nressed theirAeterminationiu - go.'•
The Lewistown Gazette eaya. " the Logan Guards
haye determined to attend . the • regimental flag
presentatinmi at. Philadelphia ion Abe 4th, under
tb6 first organiaation, which 'places I.ientenant
Colonel Sellbouner in command EiB captain." • .
• •
ecq .1" . .
. scorns Maty of .otir Citizens
are ignorant of the law governing the assessment
of . the tax, are give a few- hints for 'their benefit,
which we, advise thern' -note. closely.- • The• in,
Come lists are nearly all; by this dine in the hands
cf the , Assessor. of tbe. - Liternal Itevenne. The
- law declares that they be - presented be
fore the let, day of - May, sad the taxes.paid before
the 30th of. Jane.. lint in cmiltry districts it: iii
impossible 10 strietly with this , provision.
Hence neeeseity. , has 'compelled . the - Assessor in
those iliStricts to tale: their tinieotpd they rarely
have thewhole' of theie•part of.the business tram;
sreted • before the - . first, of July. We . : therefore,
•
suggest that. if any citizen 'has neglected to
make . return - of his incomei , that lie de so
.forthwith.' He:cermet trust to the, excuse which
id iaornetimeaoffered, that: the ..Assesser has not
called upon him.. -Iflie.iff in the receipt:of gains
sufficient to, ineke amenable to the law ¶it
is Lie chitylto Seek the - .Assesser end make his
retern.': Should he .do so" immediately,: he will
probably .escape:, the penalty, ; but ; if. lie delays
and his direction is discovered, by will be Made
to'Suffer the" penalties of the•law. - 'Let no time.
therefore, be Treated. by - those who are • behind
. . .
Tleresher.—Rumpiliad ectiveyed tone
the merits of a new threshing Machine_ the initm
thin of. Mr. N. Paliner„arlludsOix, ICY:: but we
were' only convinced that it is' the best:thresiiing
nianliiiie yet invented, after seeing lit Work -
Monday last on the farm of Dr.. Brown, hear Pert
Carbon. - - It does its work rapidly and.thoroUghly:
--threshinglaiit'aiid clean, delivering the straw
- in straight gavels, and not cracking:the grain.--
The principle ori which th,e machine works is two'
revolving_cylinders five'and a.half feet and
fdtirtein inches in diaineter. The first with teeth -
•or spikeiifor drawing in-the grain to 'the thresh
ing cylinder which' is .made ,of: bepeled .. stayes
:faced with iron, and reiolves;inte a- grooved con
-cave of cast iron:, The'grain is fed into the ma
chine sideivays, and passes between .the'gmoved
'colicave , 4nd threshing. cylinder;which makes
twelve hundred revolutions a minute, , ' taking Mit'
• all the grain. The Straw carriers takes the straw
seine eight feet; to the - bidders; nearly as straight,
,as hefore it was . threalied; boat a kernel of
hx, , 4erain. - This.: Machine 'itis..evideut to us,
W thresh . faster,. 'with ,leas
. power; than:any
.threither iu the world. Aitilitriner.who examines
'the machine,' can readily 'see why it will do so, it,
having-nearly twice the space for receiving the
graimand with . less power, becanse it does not
. • ant , ' break or mash the straw.; •"- " • . . •
Dr. Brown. who K.:good theoretical, farmer;
expresses himself wi-Ilsatiefiettwith the machine,
it coming up. full'y • . .•
Since the.above was writtenve-" • - learn that sev.
eh! gentlemen in Pat hivilie 'have purchased thel
right M simplyTritinsylvaidi with this machine,
and will commence the manufacture - of it itaitne
' The. Agriculturist Editor of the 'Amerieari:-.lig
-ricnlinrist; advises all farineri not to purchase
any °Werra:Ml - line if . they 'can. get-Paliner's,
as
his far superior. to anYiii the. marketrind:says
'that if-what he states is not found to' be true;
'on trial, they : Can . puldish - hini as a humbug.
.. . . .
.-. "Our Flags:"—The Milli&ltalia Prt of Mob
daflast.miltsiins'i—conitniiiiicatidn: from Major
,fames Wren of this Borough, which is as followtf:'
. _
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• Toth.. R.dit9r of - the Pre;ta:. :. • . '- -' • . :. • •
Sin': 'ln your issue - Of the -14th inst. I --notice an-'ar
ticle finding fault with Col. Slimaker, in his order of
prueerilMi for the Atli of-duly next, in placing the
firstfivecompanlas thaVresponded to the President's
,call in the advanee of the iine,"assigning the ,^ight of
that line to the "Washingiort:-Artlllery" of-Pottsville.'
This; I believe, is as it should bet but-there is a (VW!"
tiOU embaclit , d iittivitissne asking why the - "lling,gold
Flyiu7, Artillery,' is placed -third 'in the line: ,This
tit:testa:in I have no riaht - to . ' tinsiver i .bnt in reply to
the claim of the Washington Artillerists, of Pottsville,
• itwould not be Out of piareto give-the actual proceed.:
,hogs of that company. -- It is well known to all - that
the President's proclamation was issued on Monday,
' the I.sth day of April. ISGL The' Washington •Artil ,
leryhaving tendered their services to •governorrin ,
tin prior to this date,i I received air Tuesday, April 16,
the following despatch froni,Goverttor Ciirtitt: • ,- -
"Captain James Wren, Coinmanding ra.ihino:44-•Ar,
"The services of pinr Company are accepted.. You
Will - report atonce at , r - ,
it-Sported ifarrisbdrg,on the evehing.of the iTth;
at about talf.past seyen o'clock; with one - hundred
anti twenty-nine men. .- There was do sect.,,id artillery.
'company rrom.Readirig in that train; bet' the balance
of the Ringpld Raying Artillery did join nithere and
accompany us to. Harriebtirg, There were •only flee,
companies in -Flarrishurg on the morning of - the I dtl
of of - April, which were all mustered into the United
„Stales service atoneo and the same time-hy Captain
Simmons, mnatering officer, U. - .A., at &x o'cock :
A. M. on the 18Fh. We were then ordered "to embark
on cars and, report to Mafor McDowell, U. S. - A., at
'
Washington City, D. C. - andreitehed . Washington in'
the evening of the same day. On our arrival in Wash. -
bigton; Maier IticDowell, - .beingthe 'coinmanding
cer,- Bent" one of - his aids - down to, the - depot. to et.vort
the tromps to the Capitol if, they were ready:The aid
• returned to lifanir.,McDowell. and reported that they --
were net farmed yet, "and then the Major came down
to the depot -in person,momted, and ordered the first
Company formed to follow him and the Washington
Artillery of Pottsville being ready to move, followed
- Major McDowell, and was marched to the entrance - 0(1
the north" wing of the',Nationnl - Capitol;- - and there
halted. The warden of the Capitol wad called for by
Major.MeDewell, and, on his appearance. 'warm - red
to put-Capt. - Wrerils company In the north wing of the
f.SPitel: to which the warden replied': "Major, these
-quarters were prepared.for the New York Ith." ; The
Major replied :.."The New York Ith - is nrit here, and
first Come, First served. Give these' men the beg! qn r
tors' In the .north ••••The,Company was thew,
marched into; the Capitdl 'and, assigned a position in
the north -After - the title was (Vowed Abe war- ,
den advanced to me,.and' . ixtending said:
- "Captain Wren rhave the -Pleasure of informing you
- that yours is the drat volunteer company to Suterthe.
national capitol.'":On this annonncement4 the corona,
ny -gave three' cheers; for President - ,Lineoln,..tbree
cheers for the eommander of the arm*, General SCotti
and nine cheers for"the Union as It is,": Just at that
Moment the Secretary of War, Simon Cameron, came
in and was cnlled
. nponter address lite company, which.
he did , - rind. gave us a hearty -welcome - to the • caty.of-
Washingten,. saying that It was with - great pleasure.
that he received us as the first company at. the eapital
of the United State. 3, for defense. On the - day
ful
•ldrrlitE the 19th, President Lincoln also visited us and
;gave of Safe _A hearty. welcome as the first-volunteer
company to en .7 the" nationatcapitol for . its defence..
"Tun, saolDc-cr's wrated TO nta„War.urrintox
. . LEIOSTS 017 .rorrtiyiLLE. .
"Caprain•• James . Wren, • officers and - members of
-Wat3hington Attillery The time for speeching has
gone by,: 'we have •noW to
. proceed - to - -action, and I
merely came here to welcome you' trithe capital and,
to. shake hands with eve-y, maain thin' company, pro
Tiding you grant me that rivilege 1” - • • ,
—and • he commenced .on kite right of the line and
shook hands with,every man of the company. "Secre
tary Seward' accompanied the- President he did not
address the company, bet 'shook.'.hands - .with all the
-men, atter Which they took theirleava..._ • ' • -
'The foregoing statement is due to. the men .who
composed m right of company; and they are entitled to "the
ir
ine
Desps.tetrully Ours, , • :sans WREN,
- Capt.: * Wash ington lite „Major - 4Sik ?kg- ,
- I"arisvn.t;i, ..innelo,lne: • ' • . - •
. • • . _
Proceedings of the Borenmh Council—A, stated
theeting•of Connell was held oh 'Nelda* evening ,
lavl.._Preeetatilesar.s.' Cochran, Struich,. _Doh; I
son, Shearer; Etaffiei, , Toz, Resd,'..Rierude, Moy
er,.Griffith and Nagle, President. . '
The' , mil:knee preVions meeting Wein- read
- and adopted.. • • ` i7: V. •-
..The .Com.of Fitianee and •Aceonuts reported
amount ef Chief Bnrgess-correet, with - the camp:
*tit et 16 for printrg bills for ward Meetings.
Coma' of Lamp' and'-POliee _. reported; annual
statementof Chief of ecirreet. Report'ac-i
-
cepted - and tiled. ,_ ; ;•,., •
Coto'. of Survev on matter of marveYof. Market
*est fi,nntlf 00a..t0 the, old turough:line,.wae
.Te r pectsdonnirdtiee , ortilinerSieltruetkni of
Norwegian street - culvert: betweerridauch'Chhnk
and Union streeltc'relmtted thit'the Philadelphia
and` Wading - Railroad Company Viiverally corn
the rulwert ,:serlseuanlitiu ',manner:—
M:6ot sixty feit- of the wells ot.inint,bieek haVo
.bowexer,..falletvin ,tdrpfit,' the
storoa of
.whish lodged ;the culvert and
shonahe:taluennot
----- 10 - rieeon tea de et lw dier -
OU
4. tlad:- t,„'on mo • mg the4R, .
s _ _
i. t.
Low. Ammon. - • John rt. Lilehm.
-
Gesefft_..
~sr Ti7irmitillwl4*7
Disinadr,
• 1' varTrTr2...t. tivrries Evriuk." • '
Andrew Gariper; •.. DLL Yokert, - •
Gem_fichertel. ' 3 1, 1 e:ft: -
Waked. : odef e
'
Jacob Sebrooker • _lletilisr_Dmick..__ .
John Buff.. • • Ctaw. St•bier.
Win. Garber. • Lewis myers, -
samaelli t kri(i rt Jett( Laid.:
. Wok Per
fielg' .Wi?i-04014% .• .
• tcre . tition frtraiittleens oil= North-east-ward,
epilkinvf zieednit,,bimpr, was Ter
ferremtn cern. ofLamp •t:10.
4..„,nessuluenicatinii from . 'McCool asking
cwilinsuices to property of Geo.
4311 R11013:61214 Arch streets, was
ua motion . , is ou the table: . •• • • '*.
-:A-petition:.frons ethic= Fishbach pravirig
for needed repairs Oriitrects and drains,-,and'illT
loons, 7/1.11 referred to the atiim:_ipriate commitr
-' The etsiteMent of Abe Borough Treasurer was
readadd ordered.babe filed.. . 1 . •
On .motion Heed it was resolved that
• Michael Murphy and Mrs. Woodside 'be notified
to Parve gutter iii front of their property, eentic
. •
The' ma of' placing - ciiibistonea by:fieber
. Smith, in 'Eighth streetbetween Mahantongo. and
Norwegian, was refairr , ed -to Com. of Surrey, with
On matitm, of Straucli it wail resolved that
'the Special . Committee appointed to consult, with
Mr. Bine, Chief .Engineer of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad. -in referenee to. N4' irwegian
Creek'inlvert, be empowered to decide and act
on the matter. !ti}t:
- 3 "Cin licition of ftfr.iffilier it'Jiras
the matter of cierbiiig and'gritteririgTight street
betweeriMithanto.tigo street and Church Alley, be
referred to'the St. Coin. with power to set. . •
On motion of. Mr. Swarm* it was resoired that
the Cont. of Tire Apparatus, be discharged: from
the ' matter of igiataog 'steam fire engine here
for trial. •
• On motion of Mr. Stianch it was resolved
the Corot of Tire . Apparatus be instructed to pro-,
enreone , thousand feet of hose for the nee of the
• fire corimanies of the Borough. •
On rontion"of Mr. Strand' it was resolved that
:the ordinance nrcpiidifig.flV7 muzzling - of doge •in
the Borough, be =forced by, the' Chief Burgess
On motion of Mr Moyer it was °resolved that
the ordinance Com. Cohabit withthe Solicitor and
dravii(p an ordinance to emporer the High,con-
Stable to bring snit for, violation of ordinances.'
On moti o n of Mr. Heffner it was resolved. that
Council meet in Corp. of the Whole on Wed'nesd'ay
motnitig, 20th inst., to examine culvert at head
of Market street. • .. . . •• -
:'A
. petition of- citizens of Norwegian street,
praying. for erection of a crossing at Si•venthand
Norwegian streets, was referred to the St. 'Com:
Bill of E. O. Parry, Etq., $21713, was on "no
tion, laid on'‘he table. •
The following bills were read and ordered to be
Charles Lord,:
C Wormin and street
Previouteissno:...:.
,
Total,.
Ad'ounted
From Dr:.Chsrles litageter - who is now visiting
Germa• y, we are in reeeiptof' tlie - lollowing in
teresting letter
• . NORT.H . EIM; May 24; 1866.
"We left Haniburg. Wednesday; eth lust.: for Nor -
helm, our native town. We took the . omnibils•at ISM
o'clock, a..st.,.for -Harbin-J. , a:distance' of Maud ; - .foer
miles across the Elbe; arrived at 6 . 34 o'clock, A. x.,
and had to wait netil - SX o'clock; x•,. w hen we were
snugly seatedin a No, 2 Cottpee or railroad coach"; the
price of Which • to Northeim; a diatance
"about as far"
Its" froth pottsvilleteNeW York: Reading;.
town, etc.,.is; for one person, Bove : thalers ten, silver
groschen.. Our Meeuback dollars tire taken f or
chalet, at riresent,-end,our national creditli excel
Looking back six years, when I was In Europe beiore,
it iiwonderful•whata change has been wrought by our
war on the European mind: At that time nebodysuiti
anything • against• American institntiona, but nothing
for it either : and it t
waS to' be seen
in t h
e air Lind coon- .
tenances-of the, people, 'hat. they estimated AMeriea
In general as a queer country, only to be tolerated be
cause it Washarrniets.. and mainlyilirablion account
of ttei 'mercantile .interest:: At present it is different.
They say 'the. Americans "are a.braye nation, and, no
wonder that they 'get 'along -ender - the rules Of a re:
'publican uovernment.' . The other day; at table-d'ho-e;
when: talking -ithotit America, ad old general :officer.
said Gentlemen, hale off for -.ffnierica she is not
only onratenelike Ss a nan bet al..re already.
She Is our leader, abdthe C l i m e s at ha nd s that we will
"do well to follow in her wake; 'and take It for granted,
in many respects 'she will - ;strike the keynote - for the
whole civilized world-!`". I. then. felt - proud to be an
American, aud 'that I was the: cause the conversation
.had drifted in thiS direction. You . must . not . under
stand me though, that this Is an isolated occaei n.
No, all intelli ant persons.!" came In contact with so
far; corroborate thmabove expressed "opinion; that the
differe.nce of Ettropean :estimatioe, about American
mattersbefure. the war; Is very, great. ' •
" "Well; returning to:ourjourney,,we.started-iit ffm
o'clock, A. a N0..2 Ceach..(most people go in NO:
.3; the No. 1 being roserved - for aie reigning family and
the high "(Adel's of. the govermrient.) at . the rate of
abont.twenty mileSiut hour. ,The 'railroad lain an et-,
•cellent condition aud.ls Worked with coldierlike tatem.
tuality ;" the officers are courteous and obligitig, the
coaches cart-yea/I:and are very t onifortable, but seat
only eight persona "for one donble-eutsch. • This rail,
road is called the ' Norddentsche Eisenbahu,' and as
We gilded:along., we tutased-Lunenbiwg..Welzen, Celle,
all• located In a. barren re-gion, called 'the.llaide,'
noted for the "produce of torf,', a burninmaterial, •
used as CneL. cotwieting - or Interwoven roots, dug out
in square • pierma; exposed to the RIM. for drying; and
sold by-the cord,. It produces:when burning,
ening odor,"put -people. used to it de not mind this' al'
all. • At - 1234 o'clock, noon. we reached Hanover, the
gardel of the Kingdordof Hanover, a city Of 'cowed ,
erable • dimensions and • etStnnosed of. neat dwelling;
houses; manufactories and all sorts of fashionable'es•
tablishmenta: - The" royal; castle • is commodious. but
'looks chaste; and is 'not gorgeous at all in its deCorti- -
tions. unlike many others elsewhere: The enteeti
Is
• said to tima pions , lady, using her influence •iitably to
sustain the. true dectriemot Chriatianitti. is also
charm
table to the poor,.and,"in the - city, admmistera herself"
'to their comfort: 'She ts; thereforp;vllliflid by a great
many rationalistiMprogreas-shriekets, but takes. her
coarse in spite of :them." • • • •• . • .
"At 2,Y, o'clock; We reached Niirtheim; the;
townin whose :streets I so often. have trodden when a'
boy. and. youth.: When looking 'at Its !location,, my
heart commenced tmatvell, and again and "again I was
overwhelmed by inesistibly sacred emotions, which to
'describe to lon;•would be only: a beggarly effort. No,
I. will not attempt - it; for where to commence and
where to stop would be. a -.problerd to me, which to
solve is atovmmy ability in the command of English
litmuttifet:. and • I gness,"regarding its power to move
the inertnost recepmcles athe:human; heart, nobody
else (-made it either:. • ' . ' • . • •
" "Last week we visited the city of Brunswick, a
tlm
• lied descrlption Of which I will. giv,e'foti In my next
letter.- On Saturday we Slatted Gottiegen,
,and on"
'Sunday we , celebrated Penticust. In a festive 'Manner,
here in Northeim, which was-continued over Mon
day: : Both dairf , tiacre divide "service' at church "
:three •timetie day, coMmeticing at six o'clock, a. st.",
'nine 'o'clock, is;, and one o'clock; r. is., bet tutor,
:church Is over promenading and all slats of;lidely, hi
larions exercises are indulged in. 'Though one thing"
sure r'yort see no drunken • rnen;sior vicious exploits,
and evening brings , eactiperson-horne to his habitation.
"=The weather 6Q far has riot been in our favor'. It
is cold and :rainy protractedly, and we have hpidlY had
•s chance, to explore the "surroundings of N'ortheliM.
therefore; have been" compelled to, first make visits to .
our friends - nett my old' umittaintancri.. The, vegeta
thin Omagh his very much advanced, so much so, that.
I was • 1106mi:shed to behold It. ' 'Rye
,and wheat are icy
bloom" already arid. the fi elds th'rough • otdare promising
• it rich harvettr. • 'Early .vegetables like Parrots; peas,
leach,, asparagus; ac„ griMe • the: dinner table "every
. day and we live as. comfortable as" need be: • In.spite
'of the. cold; dreary weather, the air is full of the
feathered .warblers'•songe. . Yea," the delicate ',night
ingale's,iong Is is tune,' and the Sky-lark sings and
soars. as high, that it is hardly posfilble 14 follow her.
with per eyetn her" etherial abodes above the.elouds..
.All nature is lent present in its "festive dress, and,vege
team Is showing a triumphal face out of every corner.
Next Wise,' I will glveyou au insight into the "rrac
Atoll aspeciti and the chances of a general Warlorobt
ing'all Europe. which' I forbear this time" becatise there
seethe to be a solemn; crisis . going on just now,. the re-.
suit of "which.l first must learn before Informing you:"
• " ". Cuts. HAESLEB.
. • . .PintsmEtrettio JanetStli. 1666..
' IR reeptioo.stfliitite F {twit. -• .. • .
At'a meeting of the Committee .appointed to make
arrangements for the reception ;of the State colors on
the'FOurth of Jnly next-. held yesterday
. afternoort; it.
• . was resolved that Commanding Officers of regiments
late in the Service - of the United States be •feqnested
to
fernbdi theireolor-bearets and imitrds design par-,
t:cnating-in the .erremonies on the Fourth' of July,
• with such credentials atvwill satlsfythe •CornmltteP, to
whom' they report. that thilt•are antimrized to receive
thecolorA and entitled' tOqnsrters and subsistence.
• . FrOcci the... Minute!: tittAY., Sects. •••
..- • • .
In opt ISM 'we published a piece of poetry, the corn
position of 'n SCes York ,:041-tdan, Ou - the arrival, of
his first .baby after a married life of ten 'years:. The
folldwing, is' an answer to . 'said 'coal-man!s effusion
• . : (von.TIIR'3:TNIL*.
_A Bopp:3= M , 011 1 ~, ,, -- z 1
47
Y - -4 , :avviziatii; Jan. 19 * 866 4A i At . • swain .'" hi*
gm. . I.4lClfr 40CSAAI.:--, Will bixt boai t i..,„t,i, oi ow, . . "1 , 7 ,4 . -, .
A
vt give publicity tulles follow' . e leeteilbe litii tt e i l,•!;.., • .-r -. ..... ' i : -- . .
0 4 of 1 of your ne vrei
s era o l=r l i how the P " . -
~,: ,i BRIENIOR...W z t: 4 By WC, otatirlit stein on
1 0,0e h r : = a per th e rie " ' lists i Al pto
si itbe2ll*A., lu:Sc r ..i r ie .: llai
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312 4 .02
* " 118 11 ; tit s "P
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''''''. 7egeetZte . - lud
Z,:t ' oboes of %bleb be iIIIM hl fOCI4 ~ ._ ribrg , - 1- .. ' llk s 1 even ' '
vow claim to tit fele I ell Palloolo , ~ • 11l - ' —PA L' e Ju
',seeded proved bit I 7.3 , PA,' ' it ,, -. oble lew X ... v,t of and lo
I am. 'elm teuirpAlrik., •-• 2"" -- like matt Pevart.C. •' is. - •
,_ - 4 . , ~4 , , = Ore. J. Km, 319 & Uth lii. ..pATNE-111:17:6i—On Mobley, June " I ith. Wet.. by
3 : gp, -1
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of i.
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int_ reolaiit traado Vni• TATA7-4....QW,Vakilig4lEtber
toe sth {'en , ci fe ,,r vl:lll ,_" ? ._ a _impd a4ll , , _ ft fapervi scam , , •
pri 1 , e03 , ,
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o we't -'-''_ _ eirm ,
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t - w heiley ,& - .r °'W. E.s...
ja _ mei ßE: r igH ‘ cro iLa — caa :On it. t_ho psam mizurr tc"E lth
n o t t t A lmo d b . is L_ A . : :y:
Di m —patlgne-eup;unifoculillcitet or Moan. elm tabu. S. 'PhrladalpV/4.; R l 4. to r /*W I "
*irk rat& -, 1 T l'i 1,'1r 7 , .. I V, r )4tra4 arch , A.;, o_ icr 7 ,a. . mu. J...
' 'c424414" ,7 --t- l i l sM ul - -----i - 4“.1. a. - agwczwtd.. wisesicel ./..
—.:.....
To the Papa Ot" That Baby.t?
Who feels he "Weighs a hundred teore; • -
Than hele'er thought he.seelshed.before,'
7Whii thinks all.men,: not Pa's a nose.l
. • : 7" Fier Papa:
•••• • . . .
Who thinks be has the - ..tirst prize" Ism!' .
And.done what ne'er can be orinossi ...
'Unless, may be, be his a 801 , 1 t
:• .- .- .. -, •-•- Her Papa
Who thinks It likely now bill be
An Abrehem of first - degree; - • .. • •
With tbikiFen es the senile of self • . •
. .
frill , benevolent and.grand - . • .
And thinks it time.to take Ids stand
• Amongthe.ratiisreha of the lead t •
• -. • • . ilee.Papa.
Who nsowathat Barntmi would hare paid
The -" thousand. to smalittle maid • •
Ii for her coming he'd but. staid? '
Who thiO.ralre women idarce.eitinigh
To, tend this roll'of red and tniff,..•.• • •
And see it hat all needful stuff •
. • . ~ .
Virlioll pliteb. ber .
eSit., shd Phil her nor.e.- ,
Laugh ac tier itager•nalls hod toes. --.- •
And thin.o it strange,, bow Lust she crows.l •
-. . Het Papa:
' • • - •
. . .
Who thintra she knni . lltust irotn . .the
And likes to.stay with 'uoi the beet,
And it to heat talk and jest.?
h
. .
• •
. .
R ho ililnYvi.alien all arbn sail to.see,
Bay, '!she's•is sweet as sweet can be
liow arca x4/.4114,1
.
'Who is ss petond•as be can
Who esnnereoininen peep% its-, • . -
Wont stoop to even spealE • to me" -
Who little ibeanis hew 'short the mute, ,'
this young ladj's "toming out.* .
When shell haTehesus7-and he the hovel
iCke 18e14. • 11Arrts
Tag AttistigALT.Baraccs.—One of
the.tiostvilOsble-alterstive and toad. reined
is the iodids'of lime • which is prspared. /10E
ion cti '
cinE. ,s. Thishonse have now combined it
with. Sam. - its. forming, "Sarvparilta
*War '4IIIOE oiaritin
lent remedies which modern Science has produced..
advertised in-onr to-el •.v., •• • '
rt ii A
THISPit;ZWITii.VONGEESS.
,
-qn S‘nd,ay., - -/sitte,44 ' 6 64,
?dll (...4Fatcr, arltd tp . a,pd I.l` Montt* ..1 . /
• : CROTIDIRS-Du Sunday, "Jcitie tin; {n 7'bjladPl
:phis. with' hemorrhage,,of , the ramie. Mr. JOHN . W:
eßtypißVl. lateleacher taperasqlianta inatitute for Ole-
Blind. end brother to W:W. Crothers of Tremont:Pa.,
• _ ,
WAsittearow, - June IS; V466.--Stsuomt -The Senate aged 21.-yetts and I Mrstailk:
•••.. . •• • • . • ,
agreed to rer art of the conferecce committee onstho_ ITAR.I.M.:Ike 113th hes. at the resklettee of her•
bilifor the disPwal of thefitiblit lends the $
ollifMni • brother. Stephen •Ilarita,•,P.sq. - Borough._ MARV
State& ' Thejoint resolution. relative to the Pertain* . flAumrsta..,younitestdatettiter of the ; - late Dr. Stephen
poehkett was taken up. 'sod. the amendment to apprcr oyes_ t il •!,ti ft gad yae . of
.her • -
pester SOl:i.rao for the edition of . buildinge for the die ' piessua,.otove6ei_
P I " .ef Amerlelliertlelee e '''' nedle ' :The mein. - d ay ISM JORR MICR, -
tine was then: adOpted.. The ~ Prettitleittv sato of the - - ~ • • ~
bill authititaltig tee New. ;York 'and Montana Iron Ali ' MURTZ-4 0 1 11 the 28th nit ; tri bets Borough. Frau.
aTitgContpmy to certain landyfeaersesi beg: 4 . .agax444100.F.5.1.45.10A"'11a#:}*44 4:11,
Mtbs:' Ind .itiVrioll,„ittbe lif,tiak.lirartl:.,llooSLMlL:,.-, :i';:t -
-114011 bireltgl ie l rbited- ' •
L:ll6'eall':-3141144111'141"frel'ed - the . * , ADOBI
pointeittectartormobtee, to,iniescgatc.. seam
upon Mr.,Grittnell by &mamma - Mowed ter - . •; „-., :: 4
Ith,gt. offered* templet:tort axpesting, ItrelPreetalen - •• • - tau LE...wax .
stiatikmat uaaeatl
übtendments.. just Par er
sed., ' Illote • . , overetidß a 1 non'
r•tii ..•
obieetedt after Ina* 4/501°O'n-6etro=l,...eter` Bidotirand State' Pirsuili
der, alto , hentAdd that ho "Ol e = Vaults made to order. The tiork.warranted' itt glee ,
solution tut . Ttie•bill to prortdefor restoring *„.• wore .
to the States tu insurrarikin.-ttastr politttal - wont i mi . a.
,K im n
rights wes'-dlictutsed. by fdr.Driti:und thew meet over ~3.4nithe. galas", „ Fables. .. cints. _ mower.
~ ; .° Dt" VlndaY * The. Preeetidk4T4l.. •VasKillattels. filtreattAlihkt lild.:V'adO n itiod Tor::
Pensusylsar.l.L.weee Preer-iwatriftb, • •
n:lirretitatbe Mllltaretturaotttee,-7..M1 th ri dithed inetawc,* A : 660A1
.-SuaellS-.-Saf4ra.-4ThaTaxhilf 46 . -thenpiaftfietrtted oft theV iit errli
with amenditents.'"A resolution *etc atialsineo r.r p
, o , ..spFsENßßOWN.l4,llllremptil
an examination the•wer plitipeautfoita. YrUet --
'regulate the a& of
upation of mi . .eral Thinis was v•Ded-
The Ham joint resolution for the tranemtssion. 'GC
to the State Ineeutivea ihelieconstnaciki-Odhijk "' "
'menewes adopted. • • • - • •
Wed,l4 t o therab
Heass....-Aresiolution.wesfedurrtp.
olitlon.of the Marine emit 'A • • Joint . awiluthiti to fe
:imbursi. Vermont for providing eguiu4-a .Causdiap hi
ration -in 1864.: WAS passed.. t. M Stevens:offerest en
:amendment to the Constitution providing for an i;xprfrt
duty on cotton: It wee read three thoes.but tilled to
Pass for want of 44 two-thirds -vote.-. Mr. Kelley intro
duced a joint resolntion for the protection of RJURViir:AR
citizens' in the matter of the „Mexican loan. Desolu,
lions were adapted reque2ting the'. President to trans
aTlea the.Decoustruction- emsatdment to the
State Kaecutives, and asking information - in regard to
the arrest of United States clezens..au, susplckm,of Pe-
J u ne 19,Sesiierz,-tTite-AMVAPProPrlitke was
coaktor•erand-piugfoir*ith- fuITRO llTRElldrnlitt. The
Railroad bill was &moldered.
Hoemt.-The conference .report on the - River and
Harbor. Imprerentent bill was agreed to. ThoZdnoi
tionTnieau bill was TRRoßt4deVealiOd passed by a vote
of So to 44. The Army bill IRRA'Rcouddered. and twen-
ty.six sections were dipped of. ' : The minfaitY
of the Iteconstittettop Conarnlttee was preeentett. A
letter elm , received from the Secretary of. the Treasury
he relation to-thetteles of gold since January
June 20--Ssuoys.4-The League. Island.. hilt wow re
ported as It, passed the now. A bill was introduced
for the refunding of the war expenses of the Stitex.-
Tbe Tax bill was considered. and the cotton tax fixed
at two . About one-third of the bill wee disposed
MIST SWON.
of. - • • •
• . •
liorsa.:--Aconierence.-wait'. requested . on' the Senate
atriendibents tit the. Passenger Biddy bill Was
Introduced anthiniiihg citizens of. the United States to.
sell vessels or materials of war to. other Governments
it peace with tiA. A hill extending peitsions to Provost
'biarshalS.and theittglicers, and increguilitetthe pensi,ns
•
.OfSoldiers•w W
id iws, as raparted• and pAtiseit. •Kt till:
inimication was received from the Secretary or, the
Treasury,in relation to sales of gold since February let.
and-it was' referred for InVest 'nation to the Committee:
on :Rankin a and .Currency. - The Paris. Exhibition bill
was 0 insidered, and a conference on the Senate subitt
tats asked:
,
•
339.88
1,696 F 3
*2,019 36
• . ..
. . .. .
Letter from n "•Trzavelier " Eta liltouste
• . -
to' Coleraidis:: - .
• . , ' ' - . . • Sr. - JCIZErit. MO:,4111le 12, 160.
-Fun - one Mut ins' Jounas.t..—Dear'Siru:—Witile•bav
ing 'a day's leisitre - on my . journey, from .Schuylkill
County to Denver City; I the:tight I would .write,ts few
lines of information - }or .your numerous readers, and
some, inquiring. frienilsastnsine, as to the' waya.tal.
reaching this point, if, at anytime .they.shotild con
clude to take a trip to Denver.' '-.- . :• :. % • '• --' • -
.- I Tatne.by Way of Pittsburg, Columbus; Cincinnati'
and St. llouis t . lint'l think the shortest and .quirkeit
route is to take the route ir'a Ph isbitrgand Fort Wayne
Railroad and: Fort Wayne, Toledo and Wahath Rail
road tii.Qainey -Illinois, and then• the, Hannibal 'and
SG Joseph 'Railroad to this place: The way I - came, .I ,
had to sill's , iu CipClnnati tram I.r. M. to 7 p. W. and
lb St. Louis from - 2 r. si•nntlll3 , l..st: nett .duy,.which
is a great 'deal of time lost. biaddes, , expensive '. hotel
bill.,:tes I. am sorryto any they know bow to ch.trge
well in 'thci.e. two .cities—charging a friend of mine,
While at Cincinnati; one, dollar for a- shave! By the
other route ton make 'Close connectiontound mime
thrOnglain about. three 'day's:: By the route I' took it
took me irom•Monday.motning:until Thursday eve
ning to come from "Pottsville to tbistslace. _And here
letme give•you a word of 'Caution :lit bringing' lug
gage:get -the strongest :trunks • and have ' them well
strapped, - as 'they medic. pretty bard' usage. . I . saw
some wath the lids knocked Blase and otherwise con
siderably out of repair. 'The fare. from Ptittuville to
this place is $..15, andls the same by either route, I be
- lieye. '. Passengers, -if they do not wish to .comq by the
way of Cincinnati' or ."Patt • Dandle Route.". mnst be
careful to ask Tor tickets, ilia Pittabore & Fort 'Wayne,
and Toledo, Wabash &
.gnineyßailmad. - otberwlse
they will receive one to go by way of the " Pan' llan
dle Route?". 'The' best way is to buy your through
ticket' at" larri-hurg, as you has . e an hour's 'Arne to
spare there , while :the cam' reach - . Pittsburg - at mid-
night: baggage checked through from Harrisbarg . to
SG Joe.. Pasiengers must be very careful in,bringnig
money with them to -this place,. ae I am sorry to say
there are a- great tunny-thieves • here,:and '• robberies
-take place every night Last ovenlq as two young
men, boarders at - this hotel, were coming home, about
9 r. M., theY.were ,al ticked .by - three men, and bne,
rubbed - of forty &Alain '. in -money and the- Other Of a
r‘ )l ttl Latc.phasanmdricell!il!isit4sl7yialtunedtrtn'Cwrilil pav e . y b t e e s i t r way v'.ay
Und.buy a drafttin New York 'or -Philadelphia for the
balance.'drawn le.yonr.own order, which you can-get
- cashed at a istoment's_nuace, and if ' You:balm occasion
'to go out •in the evening, deposit the most of your
money and valuables with the proprietor of your hotel,
by which. means'you will: not be likely to lose your
money.' There are -several .good holils here.: The
"Pacific • Honse," .". Saunders' lionse." and "Union
Benue." . The two former charge trout Sa to $2:50-pet
'
day. ' But to those *he Would witli a nicetiniet house,
.(nis. baro. with, good table, comfortable rooms, itc,. 1
wonidrecommend the '.'LTrion (louse'."The price is
,sl.titi per day: and the landlord is one, who knows how:
tit keep a hotel - , I leave : here fo-morrow foil:Se:6er.
As this is.rathee. lengthy I will cloie. ' If. accePtable
I will write again, giving 'fall information as to the
best way of crossing the Pialutt,..wilat..outtit is neces
sary,_ the cost, &e...; site.; .- 1: . • ~.- -, ..:.
.• •
' ' ' Youri, IR:spectrally, •.:-: . ' ' •
TRAT6L7.B...
. . „
WARM WEATlthit AND i'.II;EFFECTS.-31aTiy peo
ple,' especially ladies; complain at this, season of
the yearof general' weakness or debility. .The .
use of .Speer's Port grape wine prevents
The wine is If aid - to have a most wonderful effect
in giving strength, vigor and' lone the whole
system ;3 it is extensively used by ladies* nursing'
or about to Hume infants. : „Tlte, wine is not a
manufactured artiele,*tia no water; sugar or liquor
•,. - • . • •
Although Columbus was the Bret.."'
• To plow- the watery . ' ' • .
And .write.his 'name in living. light; .
Who honor.gliteti to Spain.?:
We'Willbor. try to dim a name • • •
Which fame to us shall waft.
Although, perchance: of ships. Which
haire the fleetest craft, • • .
Hut - Perry's '
.'Shiro shall' ever Rtfln,
. ' • . 'Nor-will his Bard e'er yield; • ; '
• His laurels tethe lesser lights; ' ••
. • Who now are.iu tbe,tieldi • . ;
,trivcreriax emir nN, Tnit NAOMI OF 088 cuirrourna.;
EiFJIT GARMENT Wit SELL' FiliST- OLASS ItEOO3IIHEI
- ['herein lies the Secret of. the long continued
-RHO itICITBSSIg rash to the "Sias! , • Oar stock, of
M.A.I.E CLOTHING is lIIMENSE and from it all ean
be necuratelY fitted. Piece guilds - . of es ery variety:
Cutters , s ell-knoWn• ability, and a11.,,wb0 leave thew
.nieasbn , are. sure to be pleased.. Paoura.sua. towiirr
IN
PiuLginki,ritts- Call and.besatlstifxl. . - • ,
• , Low FIIIOFS AND FASHIONABLE °BOOS, '•
. . 009 CHESNUT ST., FUILADA.... SlBit ON STEIL •
: •-. Employment for both 14exca.-.
Disabled and rey Rimed soldiers.'vridows and orphans
- of-slain soldiers; and the unemployed , of both sexes
generally, In want: of respectable' - and -- profitable em
ployment,-Incurrina no risk. can procure . such bfen
elosina a postpaid iddresFed• envelot.e, - for •particnlarS,
to - Dr. JOHN M. DAONALT.- Box 153, BrOoklyn, Y
.
ITCH.I ITCH I. =Ca - I
SCRATCH . SCRATCH , SCRATCH -
.WHEANOTS :OINTMENT
Will
Care lie: Nicht Iss:,4B:llours.•.
. Also cures SALT RIIEUB. ULCERS. CHILBLAINS,
and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN. • Prlee:Kcents.
For . druggi.ta. ' By 'sending^ 60'-erruts to
WEEKS & PQTTEtt. „Bele Ag‘ente. ;170 - . Wrotlngton
aireet.•Beston, It will -be forwarded by 'mail. - tree of
pd. tage. - to any Part ef. the United States.
June . • -'
o_eliftfti.io'..-Oit . e!lion,tie
• • - • NOTICEM:
gir-EV asu grained VII larella; ,Corhill, liitreet.
Rev. S . S. Cultua,'Pastor: h :German
ev
ery S un day -morning - at 10 o'clock. In the
Evenine at "IX o'clock. Reiardenie: Mi:ket greet
First lireahyteirissi Church, corner Ma.
hantonge and Streeta.• ReV. Isaac ;truer,. Pa..-
gerview, Sunday RIX A. M. and 1g P. M. Leo.
*lire, Thursday evening aL7M.P, 31. Prayer Meeting.
rmarter. before 10, Sunday reorning. Sunday. School,
Prlld.Presrbyterials CliMrcb, Market Square,
Wm. S. Pinar-a, D.. D.. , Pastor. Services Sabbath
mornings at 1034 o'clock: Evenings, at. 734. Weekly
Lecture and Prayer. Meeting, Friday evenings at •S
O'clock.. Pastor's residence, Dishautongo St.; corner
th m Conrtland street,. ••
Mr • "
German esseil , Market
Street, Rev" J: C. ll lli ocu e rn.tier . Church
Paster. Regular - servicm%
alternately. in the:German and English lungnages;- ev
ery Sabbath day, at 10 A. M. d.l P. -31. Prayer
IP. Meet-
M.
ing and Lecture every Wiableadrry evening at 1
German in the morning and'Englbei. in UM 'eVeniug,.
Aril:lst, MO and 29tk-• •.• .•,- •
,Englietr in the-morning and German in the evening,
Urn imiatersa Itleetiesg every Vidaday. 9.30, A;
M., at the Mogi lett Lutheran Chnrch,• Market Square .—.
:Clergymen or Pottsville and vicinity are invited to it
. Ist illuretist• Illiturels; - corner 3131tentougo and
fifth 'streets, Rev. A. ,J Rim, Pastor. Set vicettlnnday
014.49..:Mic; 11131t1,34 P. M. •-tecture•Wednesehy even
hue at o'clock: Prayer Miming Friday evening at S
ieefork.. Sabbath School 2P. M. . : •
timilletisodiet-- . IR. • Cliatreh. Second street,
above ' Market, Rev- FL coos, Peritoc.. ,- Servieet
Sabbath, „at ; M.. 'ara, "T;1,.-R.,,..g 1 A - Prnier;Meet,
MieTrieiday eveqng - , , ! 4 ,, ' tat ' • • '
_Erna- eraat'ratUrch,
Market Square, Pletot: ..Services
Sabbath morning at 111 o'ciciek, livening, sg, Week
ly'Let:ltireand Prayet 3Wting, Weihkeeday eveninge;
• prirrieltk 'Eplecoiriall';olsuirclaWitile the
Chtirchls undergoing - remits rectket will .be held in
the - rt Rouse at 101:p.elocit•A: M.; and 1311 ) .: 31-
lidrilrelleis Coogregathillail, Vilerele; lei B.
It Levis
,uer;dices. every Sabbath 'alternately, at 10,
mad6:o'elock. P. 14. - • •
Vision E'rsier "every Sendai'
morning. from WM 11 4 o'clock, in _ the frame Church
onteCond Street, - between Itirket abilicitweglan !Us.
AL ate ;havited. . • • -
. . .
DIED.
sr, craf . an"OUW"nintS dastAß,
',00411F14,440,i4-A-4101...-40.0,641111621101104k. •
:eale of Weems per tine. - •
GUT&EILA.L NOTIOEg:
4...71014f1CC1E TO . IIRIDGEAIBILYII. D
. ERS.—The'dndersigned.; COIIIIIIOFSVInem
will receive -sealed ..prop.eala until 3 o'cloOli. 1 M ;
•JulY.2oth.; 1:746, - for repairing and building. an exten
sion of seventy one feet to the Bridge acrysa-Mahrioy
Creek. near Reed's Mill. in Barry Tom•hip, Plan and
specifications may be seen at Oh. Officer. • • •
• . • M. W. - •
DAVID - MUY.
13. V EMT :
Coitimist!ionera. .
Attest
F. W. ..
bommissioners . .Office, Jape 21: '66 •• ,'?5, 7 3t
13NIIT 14TATERAINTEUPIAL
. REVEN.U.IE—Onice.ef the Asst.'s
*44, rottavilie. Fic.—Noticelis hereby given to
all persons concerned, .that the Annual Lists •Enumer
stions and Appodsements for the ear 1.566. for the.
Tenth Collection District' of -Pennsylvania, taken pur
suant lathe :Excise, Laws of the United States:have
limn completed. and will be open for. examination at
'my office on- Centre street,. in the_ Porongh - of Potts;
ville, nn the ' • • • • • •
- 10th and I kiWitlaiyi Of Jody; . .)1C.V.„1!..: 66 .
And on mid days APPEALif. ielative to any erroneons
or excessive valuations, astfesS•menta. , or enumerations
by the rveral Asaistant,44,Stira , !Al lkteceive4 aysd
Notice is fin-flier given that no nprieal . will7be
• ed re any party atter he shall have. been - Anis' used
and the list containing-the assusernent has been trans
ratted to. the Collector pr - tte 7 '
. All appeals mr.stbe :mule -In and Must:
specify the. w.rticplar cause. matter or thine respmtine,
y‘hictur‘decion is requested. and must istate . the
• ground or principle of-error complained of:
• .
.JOil W. El LLINGE.E: •
„74 1(0 District j'crini.lvatila.
• Pottsville. June 1.3, ts6d.. sr-st •
S3,IIEIOI.IRTIC
TI :OW JULY. littr
: SION WI win be *old between
all. points on the Philadelphia -and•BeadirieritailMett
and branches at reduced rates: from; July: 24 fr t 6 In
cineive. ' • Ci. A.2rICOLi3
Jui1e.234,64-45‘2t deneralNitrieeite eedent4
hereau ,my wife IdArgatet
has left my bed and beard - without 'cause.,
'Vl:Perk= arc ritAtiIIMIAM tti Amt tier. as I will pay
no debts of her. contracting. - • SEVERIN
' -Tumbling Run. danit . ••• • 25- It!
NOTICE.—The Good Ii tent 1 ire trim
patiy, -- 160. 1. of - Pottsville, hiveOusitmued
their , Plelite trom Jnlv 4to lineu.t 1, 12115. •Orn that:
day they will 460,par:tile. Several vi•Ating fire
compa
nies are expected to be present on the occasion... •
June. 23, *66 .• • 25-6 t
. _
coqilitneiThip' heretofore
MK-= , esMlne under the *tine and firth . 'of • RAU
MAN & KURTZ. carrying on' the coal bta.ineqs at Ra
gle fill!, is thia day dlaaolved by mutetd torment.
• JFAt E. • BAUM AN,
FJL B. KURTZ..
JNO. B. KURTZ.
24-St '
Pottayille. - June. 15, 1366
IC- .
AU T : persons -.aro - cautkined
'.against Misting my datighter tisrsh,
.pay no debts of :her contraction after this date. .
. -• • RLI7.ARISTII WIRT,
Widow Of William Wirt., deceased.
•. R'styrie Schuvikill Co.. Pa June 10..66-24.2t,
WANTEP.
.
Teachers. Male . and Female, for
the. Public Schools of Mammy Township. Ex.
amination at Lanigan's School .Itontie. on Saturday.
July ith, commencing at Sg - ci'c ock,' A..M. TOTI
10
months. 'Salaries liberal to cnrifbetent tettChers: •
Ey order of the Board. JOHN POOAR,•Secty.',
June ag. ' ad-23.2t ' . Mahanoy P. TY 0
, Pa.
%I/ANTE SG—By the School
,Board of the Tetwn-
I
'':tddp. of Schuylkill.. air Male and two ,Female
Tenehers. - An exatillnation - for'applicants wilt be held
by the County Sunerintendent, on Saturday. July. 11th.
18ed at. the School house in Tuscarora.' commencing
at.B o'clock. A. M. . SOLOMON MERKEL. Seely. ,
June 23, te6 '• . .
. . .
.
siTANTED.- . -Tivo Teacheri-1 Male and 1 Fe
. V V male for the public Enhoola in the Borough: of
MidilleporE: 'Tenn Bor 10 month..' Sabo lea liberal—
Examination by the County Saperintentlent4, June 90.
1866, Amminciking at 9 o'clock, A. M - For farther par.:
ticniari addreye - , WNL MERAMANN, - Secty.
• Middleport: - June.29,; ?GC .: ... :: :, , . 125 at"
—..
WAN TB D:—Three Female Teachers for the pub
rl F , CbCiniS .or ciesir . F.x.Rmiunibm by the
COnncy t Bplictinteoderct,' .Titesdiy; Mine at- 1
o'clock, P. M. precisely.. By order of BoArd.
.131NES,• Secty...Cresiona P.- 0:.
.11une ,2 1, _ . '66 . , It
.111TANTE D.-.By the School Board of the Borotith
•of •Minereville, Six Female Teachers for the
school term commencing September 1. 1.666. and end,
ink June 30th, IStit An• examination' for. applicants
,will he held by the &nutty Superintendent on .Sotur
day. June 1f.116. lit the Brick School Building. com
mencing at 8 o'clock. A. M.
' The liOard of Directors Mill meet on Monday even
ing. June 211th. at 8 tectonic, at which time .they.will
'select the number of teachers' reartired. • .
• . Seey:Schtiol Board.
June
A *IP ED. situation by an holiest. spber and Windp4rioas young man. Has been clerking for
a large company. .43k.eal recommendations given.—
.Will make bunself generally Meal. .11. B C.. '
J . nne,..9,;•66—,23-3t . .80X:.264
AVANT IC D.—A person competent to manatre thb
V • opcirarione of.a Bituminous Colliery In Pennsyl
ianti..--.A.Mlrets.wltti Atiferunces, stating ersapenistion
regnSied PPM 20 4S.PlillAstilelPhiire 'P. 0.. ,
, I - A Luz is 1110_0111 DIGER INA:MT E D
undervlgned - want ro • bny old Brooni Hand
les, in any onantity, vybe delivered to' •••• - •
• . 1111,Lat &mown'. cold SG Pottivllle.
• Feb 17. '66 .• • • • •• • : ••.• .
WA
NTE D.—Twelve 'good secorid-bandl3ollerst
VVanor 34 inch alum, 'rhe x hiahest each prico will Je
paid for Machinery 6,r:scrap:iron of any. description.
Extra price paid .for chain or railroad iron. Steam
engines and machinery of all kinds bought' and sold on
commission_ at the Machinery Depot onetuti Siblet:t
• • •'JA 85.% SPARKS.
Wi":Cirders by mail wilireceive prpxsA ~.atten don.
Dec 23;13 . ' , •
.
•
Q TEAM ENGtNIES WANTED. — The on.
1.7 dersigned wishes to purr... Wow S , second-bald Steam
Eogines,.of 20 or 30 horse-power sub. 'Address •
JABEZ SPARKS; Pottsville, Pa..
13. t(
May T.
LEGAL NotricEs:
xr,cliTonirv,_ 4 l NOTlCE.—Whereas Letters
Adminletration on the est:ite of DAVID .1.
111(:11ARDS; late of the Bor.nigh of 8t :Clair.. Sehtryl-'
6111 Cutmtp :, decetieed.i. hairti been. granted ,to.the ntt
den‘igned--,Nntlee herehy giver' to all those Indebt
ed Orsini estate to .maks, payritent and those halving
claims will pret.ent them for eettlemen!..
24.AROARET rtlCllAltirs;Xxecatrls.
- Jand r2th. ABM "
17114TA.TE. OR JOIIt 1•111 TT
ce vomit—Letter's - or Atimitistnition on theilbove
Ddate having been duly grt!nted Ao the andersi&ed:
all, persons indebted to the name will please make, pay.
an&ihnse.having Otani* present then to •-•! .
June 2. - ANN-LLTTLE.
TtrAL.ToweirgO Tl‘ •
A D.111M1114 13,,A yaw
2asiettens of - Admihlatipitorr. 'On the 'estate' 'of
Joseph Ferrebee.tate: of the Bormaghlor St ,Clair. in
the County of Schuylkill. deceased, hare been granted
to the subscribers—All persons indebted to' said es
•tale are r requested. to make Immedlatepaymenk, and
• those having claims against the same to present.tbem
without delay to . • JAMES FERKEBEIC."
.• CHARLES.FETIRBBEE. •
• •
St. Clair. May 29th, 1866=-224t1 Mitilloistrators.
A.II3IIIINISTRATION 1110TECIIS.--Mbere
-21 AS Letterf of Admintrtration on the estate of Wm.
-
Weber. late of the llorough. ef,pottsvllte.44chaylkl4,
County. • deceased. ,hitye' been granted - to the Bader}
Signed. rialto hereby Riven to all thore Indehlod,to
ratd estate to mate payment. and those
,tity,t,ne,cydrati
*lll present theta for settleinent. ' • •
ILLItY W. WlClT.l4•Executrix.
Way 46..56 . • . . 81-6 t• ,
LOST, AND FOUND.
LO NT.—On Monday. the inst:. between the
L
Miners Bank and. North-western. Hotel, &Lady%
Breast Pin; set in silver. The "finder will be hand
somely towerdoily toying 4 ht - this Orlice,.oeiwith
Japel3,:Ta;-.. :415,4t, JOHN PASS.- rlshbach.
,
. .
1 n REIVAICI).=-Lost In Potteville I,pi the earl*
0 .1...1./ part of . the week; it tringler3tOne'DfAMOND
PIN, eetting of E•old and black enamel.. The finder
will receiveTetrDolbus reward and the thanks of trio
owner by returning It tiothe proprietor of the Arnett.
can lloune. • •-., , •June 16, 44—.24 gt , •
you, iissorr ",iikwyair.iNms
ablates Organ"
CHi A: CKERINGiS PIANOS,
PIANOS, - .
,
TREAT •tiriSLEY' ai•co.* .
. „ ,
• , 21E-M I:),E 0 - I•TVEri.:
Addreell L. Tr; POWILL.,
.
WbolePale Agent, BC • raiitcla. - .P.1`,-,
[ 8,1 53
June 9. '96
p o is wiLziANts,
230. 16 NORTH SIXTH . , s 1 1y.ET.1AL4D4.,,
• - Disevi , Airrouis or
Vent iiaa Bihid! k Wiudsw Aligtdes e "
=Ails/vim*, and in iavaNantsaent, itt:c(tiat. the
‘oweet cash prices. • ,
tw - sToHN saeolcs Nuom AND IXTTEHICD.
Or(. igt .. ttiii:A§ H 44
E is -7
, ~, "
A.Ntrm.uipPaiencALacisalLoN, Tal l 'r,
_ .
p e al ; Beaottrus of the. 11. 'auk
-4.0 Ibis , spily,wso'!A t 4 -kind ever published;
, - ',‘ i' .. 4`,,,;-.;;;.• — .4,—....- ____
cold; IRON , ' AND ou,
PRACTICIAV•AIiiRIOAN o rs i
AyLax D POPULAR WORK ox.'
MI-NINES and HINEItiL RESat
AND : A TEXT-806K Oft artTO Tytti ß
NOVICA T. DEVELOPMENT, ' VITA Nttx,
sus MAPS AND OVER 220 . MG
ccoriALNING - Eiff/ ROYAL 'OCTAVO p
illustrating and. explaining the re o i ne . v .
fi xin g! of Coal, 'lron. and .011. their 11 N
and 'geseml distritinthm, and the,
xiJ
of asinine: nsanaesentring, and aohte them : o rt hecoallektantinoal-relne,
world, and o p ec i a i. descriptions of .the Anditach
"and mines of Pennsylvania, and, • the Bltuminat
'of, i ttoll3nhed States. the trot' districts and i ron
out , flu or, maxi tbe_gs.ology sad distribution f
!rein,- the rtatiitics, extent, prixinction end
Coal, Iron. and Oil. and such useful Informstion
-trotand manufacturing matter. a. ECiellee And
cal experiente have derrioped to the prment ti n*.
11111 - SAMUEL
•Practlail /diner and Engineer of Miner.
-. , •
• BENJAMIN BANNAN,
Dithor.and-Proptietht thers
et the "M'
mmsl.
:AL Miler tillyamiataie of Content,.
,I.....Vitig.lttglnadurviand created - the tatitn,
• dad ,the earth was without form, la nk.
-and tiartnetsfiris upon the fsee
,of the d eep. .
• And God mild. let there be light and them vow
tOickyoti to Pierce the bowels or th e
and bring forth, troth the caverns of mot:ams% O;.4:
whkth will strewth td our _hands sad Ito*
nature to'cuir use and.pleakure.tt ' t
The details :of etrib chivies`, under its
Lead, will: tie found - in . the'oommentemenT o r
Work; and a annul, Index. ltr given hi the A t t..
We inipenfitidly 'Mille the attention of
gaged in the . Coal,; Iron, , and 011 trades, to tbit,... 7
'meet their special reipi rea ,,, ,
an d abaylegumdbflise times: 'We have faittattc.
• deasors,'Sritbeitit regard to coat or labor, to ti a k;F' ";
ractical. accnrpte. and thorough expositotof :h e
trim idiktfeitid snit ititliktrafettherethre,,,
.
• dently4offerahht book to ttio tradee and the it e hr,4t..
ersli. asli dignified 'and - rdiable en nt ii h „
s igned is naimesent our mineral resources
PRW,g49 1,7 16 -1, 4' . 11. M
• . —Ll4r Lt ustatr ....... 9.ia
A detiactiFt,u - Anhkeelleia purchasing tub
!Tara;
rir - The Book wUI be 'malted to any addreos, N ,L.,..
paid, ou the receipt 'of VI .50, in Cloth:
Turkey.
On orders from abroad the rutted States pm. 4:
.wahl paid.
BENJAMIN. BA' AN, PubliAer,
• . - . .
J; B. Lit_VINCOTT & Co., ,Philacle:g
TRECHNIM :& CO., 1...:n(10n.
S. HARRIES pADDOW, General Agent.
. .
Fog SALE AN p, 'I )
.I,KT
. .
. . . .
VOR 'NIL E.--:Asp , re ,Spritrz. Wdgeu; e um ,
U . for erter &ft 'Or tem hovers-1n use onit :,,
months: -Apply at likore,'ldonui'Laffee, .
,
Juno 28, 7ti6
a'OW. ligAL.E.—A.tv46 horse Sprint Nrszp"'„:
valuable horses atid bartrisqs. all in good
*sala'at pnce :for "cash: Ai ply :or .partraliv i ,;, ,
. lei: PARKER, 'Centre strvet,.Pnte...7e
June 23, .66
VOIR MAIME-4lil Great Bargain:-Theß,„
U Fixtturiand good-will of a Dry Cithsis sad f,
cery Store: doing a 'good Cash business Lccattuatt
onod„ -Sufficient reasonegivtin for Pettit'
018.0ffiess.' ' itine
HOE S. A-NIO LOT. FOR MALE t .
Third street. Pottsville. tiro door . helmil
High street, occupied by. Mr. Lloyd, lot-rt
feet,deep by 49 feet 1 inch front. • For tern. sp..
ply to . ' V 17, fEr YVIa. 11.,DAVIE1
Jitne 23. 66 !. • • -• 21.31
. .
- VOR II4ALIL—t second hand steam 'engineco;
I horse power, worked,ahont sit months. tam'
with 1 drum. 11' feet In diameter.: 1 pump ai,,,;(*,
shaft, A boilers Stinches in diameter and
Also. Least Iron ec,reen 4 feet in' diameter, withn'i
iron shaft. 'L. chestnut' screen: I set: brenkes !en. -
set oil:wining cotter., 2 'said/ trucks. 6 wnr T
For particulars apply to GEORGE ALLEN, New
yille: or to ROBERT pOLBEN; Woodside.
June '66
. . . „
IRON tiro BROS •808 14.ii.6.7'be
L eintweolTer. et Write Ede; the knbirn"
WICK - FirtillACE - PROPERTY.. in'
Berke and Lancaster Counties. Thls property
over r4ooar..*: We Will sell the windalre
with the formica and Improvements, with !s• OT
the oree. =Mends, fossils,
proportlane of ores,
...kn., on ell lauds which
previouslY - poltf from the properq. Alin; atm
cords of wood; citt.l4 4 t Wlnterotud between Ps
2000 trine or orn'on the ‘batile.- 1 The furnace wit
ready for op^.rat.ing-,by the first of AuTust.
capitalists this is an opportnnity beldom.ofreird.
terms. addriAss THOS.,/h. 1.14%.1 . tiL 1
E.qs.:-Potistovin;-ldont.gomery.County, Pa. -
Warwick Furnace. Junelq, •66.
FOli 3 OAff. 111.-9 tune - of T Riffle:
the 'Yard very little worn : will he gold Chas.
Addretttt ' J. IL : BOONE, Rcwtinc.lh
June 9, !66
.
I °TA. FOR Itil*UlC.
rOnlloward Avenue,• fan 80 feet Wide phvet , l •
hanfongo. Ntirweirlan and Market stremS. in Ibriv
Addition to Pottsville, lyitig,wftt of the Pnr.byltat
Cemetery. . -
A Iw
Al.. lota' In Palo -Alto,' Port .Carbon and Nat.
Carrion.
Termm'llbersal. Plana of thelota will be Aar'
and Fait . * made by ' JOLLNI G. HEWES.' Amt.
dmville, May 86. '66 t:111
f~OB . lllEllr.-LAn office, corner Centre sod
U. ket itteete.. - .Atom ono on , Maricet street. be a
front.Centre. Apply lo L. C..TIIUSIM:
`Nov. Itk , en .
A • new simply' of Dried Fruits. cone ,
tiPPiPist Peaches. cherries.' Prunes. (vol . di , o ,
BOIIANNAN & SCHNENR -3 .
Market etreet.,ishave Third. Pettsr,
• CARROTANW TURNIP SEED
By the'pound or matter tranitty.:fOresliat
B. HANNAN•SSeed Stox. Pott
Also 51:19.A.11.• BEET and
•In ERIE:4N WAIVII - 18 , 1n gold
A'caeor ; American Clocks, and Jewelry w
acriptions, can be obtalnedat the store of
•M. wrammalt.l, Age
.Centre street, Pot
in 'G —t4
DICIPLI.O4TEri FO.B TAXES,
Of all elms and kiods, inndefor raid purpore.. ,
at . • BANNAN'S Book Store. eald,Ftioder!
1866. DRY GOODS. 186
WHITFIELD &DORNAN;
Centre Street, Pottsville, Pool
Have opened, et reduced prleeN a large stortp
suitable for Spring and Summer tri.de.
styles -
SPringTOPIIIM
FreneD Peicales, ' •
Fancy Mb,
Plan Pauli De Soleq,
_ •
• Noire Lidice.
_ fnll,llne of
Embroideries and White goods,
Plain and' Plaid Organdlei,
Plain and Plaid-liidasookl ,
• - ;• Plain and Plaid -Cambric",
•gle.ndit Stylee•in •
Estrionteiredlialiiiitaln • •
The aenail iarletypt,fccry the 2
''.NaLLIFERY DEPARTMENT ,
•
They bare ali.; added to their ' .
(MU DEPARTMENT
A complete aosortmerst of
C S CARMEN
In ail Ifie new ety ` lea and Wm pay pnrticala
to thbi inane!' theirbnPinnad.. . They wet
vitc attention to thels Mock.df„:
PRINTS AND DOMESTIC
Which they will sell at the .very law?Pt
With cosetantadditlOne to their stock. anal b,
Untied effort to please, they hope to receive th'
share of patmnagesh iltientllYeatenderl hereto'
Mnrrh . , .; .• •
•L l;161. iv .14A LE.—The Subscriber will
' Public Sale ou ' =
• •linturdlo9 Juslytth. IE6B.
AL -
the public house of Jesse Drumheller. if
roaTh of- P.,usville. at 2 otlock in the
A,TWO- 4 ePORY FRAME OUSE . At
OR. GROUND, situate on the. Soutbeas
side of Market street: in the borough. of
ville, bounded by . Marius street by a tae
-alley, and by lot of Sneuel B. Morgan
and lot of Geor g e Heaton op the east, et
-front on Market St. IS' feet nod in depth 11
the,. estate 'of tiarah Kirkpatrick. deceased
title will be gime tattle purchaser clear of
Terms andeondltions made knoan at the
Place of Bale by • CHAS HOLDER, AFL f ,
Pottsville. June 153:116 '
ifiltenua Ketilew Brews Kettle
11-1 stuck jastsectived and for rate at
LEWIS C. THOlir
Cor. Centre
by
June IT-444
C. 011.11) OEN el —Just riaoEd, .
'UR of Gold Pens and Silver Itcteitslon ,
at B. BANNAN'S, . Centre at., Pottsville.
NEW 1300$0.—flint:recelved A nd lx
•
B. BANNAN'S : ,- •
JAROAL. A
N Nove
l—
l ioroi Hcc
:KATE MARSTONE.
K kTI TO L WR V K§OW H HOH :
READ.
A rime lot of .A?ert. rotta n ,2-
1 - I.= Sosel6 ' BE"'
6000, Bilepiel Owls La, gule ind
s' Jobe 16 — , 14- • BIC
. „
01rlemeirsiiit' Pre/Wive 'Jail
ocektlllieCkJar, butt ti•
up lbreaprA: Excelsior gnat Jar
Sealing Can by LEWIS C. THOM?
. Jane 16'..24-• - _ Cur. Centre
Scythes, Grain • Cradle a, &Wiles
Ralteat„-ifotre dilreiettf.itltids-Ptileu l
iIL
restganalah WhitStenea at
of all kW" of l ocal Implements In
. • - -MWIS C. THOM!
Jone,l4-24-. _ • ra a •. Centres
TESIT' o;--:s it I
./bwrisece riMOCMMIS...-A Pal
Marto (*entre a Malleable Cast Steel.' i
e mninyment,:by Menry Bessemer.. l . l4
machinery cti. Price 'ZS Cents..
qg cents by mait.--Por ale by' •
- • B..BANNO,