irEg.ll:B of 21111 . Pari.Eßl9? JOURNAL; . . Tgrim:_c_42' .73 per'antruca, Payable 1u adrince !Ea 00 . 1 f not paid in' drance. •. • . . • 'facie ternp3‘iillte . atiictiy adhered to hereafter: .- ~ • . . CLUBS;:..• *recicoples to one addreen (In advance) • • 87 00 Fifteen • " ' " ' " 30400 C.r.b inb.stliptionamunt.hiraribly be paid inadvince. •••.i•te ,Turner M - n ill be f ornished to Carrion and otheni a t 111- per :100 . coping. caEh nn dehvery. • . • • . . . • - Clergymen and School Tenchcrn.Will bq firnl b. ri with the JOCE:`42.I. at $l.• Win advance:4r $1 75. ff ptil )vittlip,ttit!3 - ezte—over One yearlall . ... • Rates otAdeertasings , . . ... . . . ' Fort= Itne..intlitilinar';ite. one in.CrticitMctit..ind rbsCqueilt inFerticns r7.llcents..opC ft..qnan , or 11Ines, 1 - ;,,, • :,,, :: 11l ~-... ui- ior.t.' inicrl ions *1 ; '3lnpertfotte 61, 9..; i.uhrie4nent.,lns.cittocs, . Vi ' cents, per square. LargerroCs In proportion.: . ' "*. .:...'; :, ..- :. .. , • . WOSTIP3—TWA. Trourie. • F. SWILVZ. Thice lines, with date,' $lOO 152.00. $4.50 •• $llOO • 5 4 9 4 644 -.10 IV Two squltrns, or 11- lines, ,500 *- -6 00 "10 00 •18 0 0 " , 700 • 800. 14-00- 2000 Fo'x " "a : yOO - .000: 1800. , 24 00 giro " "05' AO9 . •,1009 . 10 00 23 00 iii• •'• 4 " • " 1050.12 00 •20 09 :5606 Q-I,,rler r+104944 ' ' 14 00 - • 16.'0 50 00 ' 45 x1 11311 .. ... ...24 00 .5000 " 5000 , : 7509 o.ln col:4nm, • • • -pp° :. 5990 • 80'00 150 00 - Linen 6 f•qnsrr, conte per line. 814PcIa1 Noli e,.. 1 5 tx , rectrt LivAl Notlee. 20,^(134 shine COAL TRADE A_IWT-42,Erl'ISEMEN-T'S. •• - •-••-- . . . Temilnat, of the F'hllidelphia a Reading R. R., on the Delaware, at ibliadelithla,---Plers for the . Shlinnent of Anthracltes. rvIITTAI'D SAWYER & ~WARD; 9 Pine ; r,!•4 VirWliatt " Ei-ilbY • Boiiton. GOAL OP ALL KINDS BY TAE 0AR.60, o. 7 3 . 0 . N T 7G , MEM SCHUYLKILL - COAL, 'Wharf :Va. 7'. Port ll.Evlinion Plilludolphis. • OFFICES N0'30,3- St:.-N. York . ; ritr No. 14. ITZW YORK &'SOITITY.LK.III, COAL Co., I=l rip,(;AD ytil7. , :T.i BLACE". Alal• • • It.ED ASLE COALS. eq 1:CO:3111:0. br , ..-icEs ; ,..S.' Va!itui street,' C. Azta.;.- 77 State • , Bostop: •• CAIN, ITICZER & COOK, MEI= LOCL'T. CAP. ' • • - ~ 1.4:4:Et ro.`4IC , EIICIFIV. . C . ; IT,ACri. lect, tiaalitlei . • . • AIiDRED :ASH COALS... - r. , :p.' .21; Wal ct caul Voodiand . . irr 3!.'C00/r. F. MpODY: r, Siliaylkill.l,lavrqi, Wttart tor A26 . IIIP.t(ITE: COIL at Grist:l\4,l:li, I::•!ati—lit , Hit ter. Pttliada. - 11.tVo b) in;:taCIED it Co., SALI oF•Tor, liVolf Greek - Diamond Coal Co.'s Dia mom' Per A"il pad . Diaek Heath White Ash Coals. . . . . -.• (..2• - •:•,. \ Vali zr, !.. ,, , , •4 0 .... - I";•: , .ladelptila r).F.F1QE5::,.1:...- 1,..,.,,, , ,51,.i. ,Nt, 1 . .. rli. ' • : " • • L1•41,•.ty - F:ziQt,..;.;‘,..,,,i,. •• •• .. . .. . • ti1 . ,1•1 7.2'ICrIP LE 1:12- 8110. • Fouith s!• . , •••••• A e rfik. • 'E' t,-; i'..y.l;Ctikli:,ll:',;!!rov.dt.:rie ;;'z PE4 •- Ash :-..1`...•11'N . . - R ED- A S 1-1- . -CO-A L:. Nu. 313 N. 9•Trinity I\_ 1v • iS i 4. rc V; IT AICF'..-,3..,131:1 - INWIC I.)ELAWAR.F3 o;nIEF, AUDFIiRIED, NORTON fSt. Co.! Nir,erE S.hl . ppert of C 0 A Loo,r-zT 0.1.t.5l ()I's I N I.:vr,.•uvfrEEE Orr ( - ;.•,;(441;1 . ;:.: the On:. ?4,.r1./.1...1T1i , S 3; iNr, .. • o-I. • OFP're.E.S. : 9 1%•,.,;‘,..iy::::2A.v • • • • • a: at.;l.'et, on. • • • ._"Apr;;, yiti . . 14.tf- ZiL '..1 . 11 IF, ,7'.; IZ t....: N. , ;1 'TM; cel,7:l 3 lzATtn • Ye OEN VEIN- RED ASH' COAL, r.,rmery Avh 0): IN'e gte.zran tee to, sh:p,ft . e;'.fri -, 7ei mirrlp4 'with otlwr Conj. : ' . id (.;e:ci.. d4;r's .l'oeemt nelll.l-1A is , . . t 4" att.: t 4? It Ilitd •-' E::etu T ri y , tt . -.R.. ..L. i 7:::: .- TOMLINSON; qr • 11E1) ALSO ASII. COIL ) CAnal.) WAL N tiT T ST., NO. bp -?.1:1 L F ILID.CLPIBIA. lirtztaiyor root of. ALLE(; Piirt ‘ , l 1 - T'„ " -• . • J. CA, 3.5. CONNERr&--Co., MINERS AN - T , IW t:FRIIS OF TEE CELEBRATED. LOOUST MOUNTAIN. COAL! . - P . . ... .. . --Pier NO:19 t...lß4ehitiout7,ll . l4ila No. 309.. 11 ,; :ainut Et.,10111ila• : '.... • ' ?ici..63 Etuiiii-0 . -iliiiitlin,q; . .9l; Ii" ! •:: CrivNt-e; (late Caitt , r .4t Peitteraon,) Loeust -.. .... . . . . , A.,r,1-:-., a c0.,.1..7 ,, ,-.Ft..3tonr.tnin U; lUne-rtpzi, : Cr.sr I 'rutn.V.,•i, Colmill)!..1.:a -.,..,... llt ,t .C 6., L.LAT,....:4'i.lr.tiii',•:, . • ISLo: 11 , *6l • ' •' • - - - . , ' -, 20-iy - . ROTHEIIMEL SHANER, COIVI,S! . t";:r gentA fpr the Sale of the fm.rttit - A'rcr,Ln 31ovt..iTAIN Co Ll"., from . the'cr , ...l - rj.r4i.. COLLILIST : —3 11: Wnlimist • , Doane Sitrcci; .111:o4ton, tr• 7 rui::::t::-Vindratil IcLmd, Phild. i,Porc 'IA: . - . BROAD TOP. GENERAL . . OFFICE =12=:1:1 BROAD TOP WHITE ASH Senti-Bittlininous . .S:-..:, . . . 'No. lin WALNUT STREET; . . . • ..P3117 icl - ) ELP..111.49.:: • • ROBE 41'.- HIRE DOWEL, anaier. • cONNECTIIO,OFIiICES •% orreffeler .111giiiiiinga, Benton, Minis.. . • . New °Ai:, nuo_tr) TOP WHITE ASH SVA/11-BITIOYELNOUS COAL • . ...;.A.LDWELL; GORDON •& .00., NO. 1 . 11 W I iloo; ktrect. Pflilndciphin r .. ~ • N0.,1 'ltroadisay. New Tork r • . 'No. - .11.14 - Siato Nimes, Scotian, I:4er al:t.p.i.'r'S‘Jr iin'ality of ihiscil;ebrattid coal fro 74 dielr EDGE EILZ, COT:Ur - FRY; - Mined and t-hippea cxclasively by t cm.. • April 4: .64. • . . • • 14-ly • LORREII:.RY-..CREE . K I °II " 3 .E.REVY C 0 AL -•• . " ' C'We.'t he underaireed. having tonanildated our Three ea in thy Lorl'ien-y 'Region, wt it fiefeafter trams' ax oureastuc under the IVITIV. of - MILLEit, CO:. MILLEI.I,• Co.:: • GRAEF.E&NUTTINO. ' 7 Mi.e.il - LftifT. a member or our nrn... having Resod!. led .with S. 111....tEle"r(iiN ; will.-res Pie ha riAlatielpidn and all our ctial chipped by tide-water will be tinder the exciusive contrni of: L'J•AKiSTON, l'6: • •.- . • • - . By I nem:lard, cartrati attention in its pretiar• hope to maimiin trt , a. reputation of oar celebrated Ler-. berry Coal. lierebaaere abroad 'can rely awn haying P 4 -5 001-1 chipped in. the very best order; • •• . . mILLEIt.FOILkEIitt 1%.5 i , ~53 . . , . . Arimens, MAP: TY L'AlllPS , 'ot.tbe most IT/. approve: hiry --Patterne.forr w o rking , • - made• of lee :cared Gave..: . Ala..ilieelaany Lamp 'Pattern - or. Lie4:ea.and al.() fur ic.rliing.. •• Aj:to Iron aid Capper .Gatire, altof whiclr'.vili be- sold .wlinlale anti retail by •• . •- - • ~- -- • --.- li..BANNAN, Pottsville. • rif - l_amp.ilatii , :-A. both true t..nd • CepPer: ready Made, always tal hand. .thid EizeA Ludt. t 4) otlieT., -' _ 1 f1(111 FEET.enlral'lliktinilifiG, areren. •AVVV. alas; o,n:cloyed Otte, For ease-at ... • i .E : , i.ji!lii§jiy,l).: - ::yiy.-;E4y.:§4T.i - p . . : g.DAY:.?:'.4- i o . R. - N.1.N:4 - : - - . ..R.Y..,-...8. : F 4 N'4 - : - 01N.. - :::::S.:A . N:NA.N : :.::.:p. - :.Q.TT:S - .yi,14,.14: , -;' , i.:.Q...R.11:Y..L.P.1' .. :-::.V.OVATY:;::: . P.E - N . N...5.:',.f. - 1V:4'.:N,1:A . :., XLII.- 2 -N'o. 31. BT, A IISTON, GM A EFF & Co., ' • , WINO. L, AND E.lllT . Tr= IF • . , LORDERRY AND . LOCUST NOCUTILIi COIL, .•- . _ _ Shipp'ere 'of abet apprriredilnaliti of VTELI.II3 - AND . 4EI! . ASA COAL.. • ..' 318 .Welent Street. Philadelplrlis:' - 9 7.srinitr . Buildinc, New. Vork.:. Con oflalby'& Doane Street, Bnstnn, r 36 ty Betiding: .I , :etv Twit: . OFFICES ‘2lr., Welnut.Stlttet, • L'!.s Kilby Street, Boston, %Vharf 70. 8, Port Richmond, P:siladt.sa; ••• - • • LEWIS AIUDBNRIPED eV. CO.,' -'.B3—'i r (1-in Feb. 14, '6l Anthracite SVhclexa.le vartF.ttes-ef Anthracite . and --13iturinirtone.. (2.P5 Walnut iStrOot. t.; , .tadelphis OFFICES: riO Drondway., New ybrk.. •-•-..( tail by Stroet,Bo!‘ , ..or.. . Pioneer Fhlp,orri..from El izabothrx,ol.; of LtHIGES,,SPRING' MOUNTAiNi TIA:ZLETON,:AINth : • COEN. ell, RIDGE COALS.' 11 , 55 .1.13; Pier No. 9. 13ANCROFT, LEWIS & ILINTMF; eel - rpm' OT 1111! Celebrated AINICLAND CQAL, FROM MAILISOY MOT STAIN OFFICE -111 WatnutStreet.,-Co . mmerciAt Philadelphia. . • . . - .• . . New York Ottlcert Coder 'Street.' 'Begot:COLE:tee-4 iioine Street. .. [Oct. 23, 'SS . 40, .J...W t ...DUNKLY, :- r..C.0:, C Co A. 1; Pier No. 19, Port• Richmond. Lai:Yrs,roß Manchester Pcd Ash, Few 'Haven and Lo cult Mountain• White Ash. OrnCE'24'sV WALYCT ST. I PHILADELPHIA I . . akVAIiETHPORT.,. --'4,...1.•...:.50J-W.Y..LK,ILL'_-.-.C:O, COI.. COAL. T -H PCIHOTn"NTERG-EF.-AGENT • A. T. STOIST - & ..Miner and Shipper thq Oeloh-rated • Black Beath .:White and . Peulked Noun. rsoreft”.ors to STOUT di VAN wienr„) .- " ttin Free rtnrniticf - • Min . .rtt r.nd rihippr•re the r.eibratal FULTON ;LE- • ,„- , FIR4H) COAL, from the Ebbdrvale Colliery. near • _ .i.J.PS.I zletdn, Pa., and kalrA in the be,t var iojeg I P.O.A - D1t.E.86 . -- . Perrrsciu.acrlimmtemsir,Schnyl kill Conr tr AXTBRACITE 151)a:TritlINOTS COATA. • . . Delivered dliett from the rninez.. or on. board of Ter- ThEN - roi, N. J., F.LIZATIETTIPOPT, N. J. N. ISTO'NSWICJI; N. T., PORT PICILMOND. PA, - OFFECt'A----2.1•6e ;so Trinity Building, Broannity, Nen , York k. T.-STOTT. .• Art i 4; ,44 sAnura.,BONNELL, Jr., .I_loN_Ey:. - 7.3.14:60..K. tR,T-.1114 . • COALS.; Deliverer] cm bear:] S.. ELIZABETSIPOICt, OFFICE : 7 -1-3 TRINITY BtraDEM, - Voik M:ty:l2. `g6 TO' MINERS The tinclertd,nt , d.ltarlea: i'ormsrin commv.tion icith hor.ae In New'YOrk, are rtreparoil recei,Co'Coal citmmiaalon, to ".cell direct to yard! , .and tcrneumers, thorehy M-. - Ititr to Or' miner the mane Mat= zito male by the aohbera' arid • !Terming to the Slitters awl f.+lllppere the Llghest.prlco Coal. • Liheral.atiTmavets will be m.tdet on each 'carzn upon. the receipt -of the Biil of. Lading at tf.e:r Pattstri;le. COnsignmonfe to he made to ' ....101IN WYNELOP:St-C0,.. . 71:11nmellfity, Room 30,.New . 16rk, With Inatrectione at .ti6w Brauqvvlck. . • Oirrriet—NextAtior to Untoialall. . • . 1 - 11rnadsVay,..ItoOm No. 30,. New York. JOR k...CVYNEtrOP . : • • "DANIEL LAREP, JUll~i IF, ATWOOD: • RIC'IIARD lIRCUSCIIMI, JR. FRED. A: MASON ITECEIZ - SC nAsoffi, . • . , ' . •WITOLEBALI DRALIMIS pi . • •.... ANrTITRAOTT.': & . 1. -BITTIENOpS .1i . '.: , , . e : -. . - 0- A.-..,---LE::::t.,.:;:: OFFICE--No. f 1 'BROADWAT. s tEIEPIRE BOLD • 11\:0,) 1t00M•34,- 'NEW YORK.• April 21, '66 ' 16:f.f DANIEL PACERR DANIEL PLOTTER & Co., - mirsrei Asp rourrare , - Leilikrgi, Virilkesbarre, Lackawanna, Cumberland, • and Elk Hill Gas 'Coal - • Company .• LTON, t W.ll. It.AND.LI.I.. COALS . • . OFFICE—No. 4 p'ine , l3tirect., • New.. Ikrtirl: October' 14; • • , -4147. DAN, HUDDE.L.I",, & Co., MINERS AND, SHIPPERS OF - • ANTIMOITE BITUMINOUS COA_L. • N, p. 109 Walnut St, 111 Broadway, (Trinity Bailding,) . N. Y. 7 Deane Street, Bostoi:6 1122=3 JAis. W. CALDVrit:L. . •C. 8: CALD - WELL, 00.NABT .& 110 Brotiaway, Corner ;Cedar At.; 19(...A" •• tiE{OLESALF. DEALERS ' • C.O • COV,NCEL RIDGE, V, ILREaBARRE, MAILANOY, RED ASH; LOCUST MOUNT-.' • CUMBERLAND;:BROAD TOP.:' •.• :.AND • •• . SMITH'S 6PRIi6 SIOUNTEN: LEBIGH .. • ....:- :. - : . . C.O-AL,: . . 1 .. 1.-: - . - . -::...1,Y Yorho.7t;: . : ot . :k7bp . , - . 06.4nty'1.-:.Peiii-cia-i! . .. OFFIC&6 . . 319 "'WALNUT ' Nireii.c, • Philadelphpa," A JENESOLLU t I,uiernti County, pa. Ji11Y. 23 . ' 6 4 . • .. . ' - •. . --." - • ..- " - MY. - - LE: • COLLIERY. FOR SALE: • • _• . „ AL •targe: White Ash Colliery. on the 111.annotit. CO feet ' hlek,), 'Black -Volley, (16 feet thich4 and other 7ireins, •-; • ; DT FULL: WORKING GADER. • . . Otingwevs driven,. sehntes, headings rind breasta opened. awl everything'reedy to ship •a large quantity of tbe'llese Whlie Ash "Cissil in the 'Market for Enmily lune; All the neeerwaryetesm e_ngtnee, drirt'atio, mules...bones: •T• reit Umber, powder,. with a breaker,' rolls. sicroene, end every,. tinny nsed in mining arid preparing coal on the propels: ty, will be sold with the eollfer7. Apply to ' . . . • JOSEIL LIPPLNCOTT, • ' . • • 121' Walnut street, Philadelphia, - Or to CH ARLES • . Real Estate Agenh.Pottesille; fr ALVA'S Lit BIT lIMINOtist C0.11,•?k,' • Ir, .• Iron • Lnuel, -Wittt•-•NIPVV.. Blast Fur: • onee,.forflatterer to Leone; • • • • Three thotuulnd one hundred antreighty savant lend. heavily timbered with.bemlodk,- maple, bast, tSb,- &e. • Three veins of Biturnitions , coal and sereral -reins- of iron ore ruiderlle the property. Mines, opened and coal now.belnk mined andeold ; reel very sups:Hon.: 7 A iplendid locatcon for mining and pelliag coal. get-. - tiag.ourltuitber or manufacturing Iron: Property lies directly on:Northern Contra , . liallway,, fifty miles; foam • „Elmira. . Will lease blast •huitare. a.nd. mining-privil eges. for coal and: ore, or sell the whole .property at • :Vett- lot . egura;;lfor particulars emit upon or addreas • P. O.:address and station- 4 -RotriniErancb, Lycont : - So dm' S':PE10 1 1001E - dir.CO.i.. r: (Sr6CI:BS;*S . TO 141, lif.Pilsrosi. As as.,) , . . . . . . Are prepared tolartileb at. eery abort notice. oftlio best material and workmanship,. every ysrioty of ' • • . 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'. • - '.. ..- ..Paper Etocqui!-.... _.._ •.. .. . , _ - sue: - . .. • , - •_ ~ . • - •..- ~ ~ - • • , •-•••• . . *•-' • -,:,: .." - • r• - :.-::•... .•;... • •:.* ~. •:::::.; 15 .-:- . :::,.-'-• . -I'; , .' : ,* ,, f,•-•_ . 4 - 7,:;., - !,:-..t,t,1 - s' ,:_ • ` - ` .4 - --777 ' . 4:' , - . -,- ,•• - • • ~. ••••ISER;••••.• ..-:•.,•••• -•-..:., , - A-rticie,...,-,,,,—.-,--;,-....i,-,..,.....4._.1.4;.7., , , , 1.. , :• , .-: 4 : . • - - • - - • • • •• . . •:-.:: :ANII . :P0 TT SVILLE .. .: : H . - - ---..::-: -...:.--•-„:.---.---;)-_,,---.--....:?..--..- ----,------,-------------------, --,-: --- --- •• . _ _. di, , •• •• iseeke. •*e.?' - • ---• 1..1'• 47 .7 der. ..,•.. , ._ ?- ..,;„ ~..„•_, ..;;.:,,-; . ~ , ~ ~,•,. . - . . ' .. . - , ... ', . ~,...,, ..,.... ,L,.. ~..6 ., ....6 11img0..m........m.....ii.......m..6.' •.•,—-- - - - -- . - - -- • Bill' lieti r'it:r No. 15 SHIPPERS OF 6. VAN -Prrcsz.t. G. LIT grorr NEW :YORK. OITtES FOY: i tLa EMCEE C o.=:9_ E. -A.PAOIiEIA LEHIGH. TUBS. -EULL 41c; CO.; Jo) axarms or FOR .SALE. I will teeth you. to Nene the Dowels of the Earth and bring out from the Caverns- of Hountabm Heti* vhirh give strength to our hands and mddeet all !Mare to our use and pleasuree-DR. JOHNSON. , 1 OAETNTE, STIOKNEY WELLINGTON • Rlint , :is and Shippers .or Ccial. • Ili:sr:I'd:10 (fronathet.r.Darnsido Gait: Vein CRed -ON: . • . . : • • Locust Ifloontain (White • j ITAND I L - E 4 7, I.OqIIINILAIN . & Co., . . LOCUST 51012 , .:TA1N. LOCUST GAP, WILEESBA.H -LEITIGII;•AND OTHER •-• . • _ • • • • ••.• , . .• . • . • • • AND RED ASH.•COALS • • I•Ag,entr for the s ale of the celebrated pectorg - ei • e rear Vewi mbertrind 'oo:ll,.from the - Mince of the Cali f Eolldation Coal attd,lron Conirginy "f rylarid.' . . . ' vinthethport.,, • ' Surrrltia i -V F nAIN 7 I . I ", 4 41,iltimttre, • • rl'Ol:Walrter - street, . • • ' Orr:ore New Tork.- • , 1 ,• • • Mli); I,V.M. ' HUNTER, CO, - LTllstltEtS 11TV . P7.1.0 07 inDITE AND RED ASH -INT-mutat: COALS. /No: 20115 k; AValnnt f‘txret;rbililClphia.: • OVEICE.F.,: . ..;:sio; 7?. 11.rnnthtny, No. A. - Hector. st.,'N-..Y t:No: Bcstun No. 17, - ItiefurionOL ' • J.. A .E (3. 0 .. a., or einfl -Siiippc..e LOCUSTATOUNTAIN CaZdi. Totters Mr; (omit)'. P4nienl% ALTROUSE 'FOUI:ii, MINERf, AND iSllirrh.:lls:oV TDE, rED BOSTON la N LOCUST iIIOUITYAIN - PMLADA:, 16X:IValltht Itork, Bretiuhr'..ly: Acrt.,stt.New'Ynrl, - -4.-G EtALIPIP L VER.: OA Prn . -.• R . . . , MINER AND SHIPPER OE THE • -En Ceziezfalia or. !Locust Diountain • PTA: inty, orilt•Ora.l.?,t,'Ciiltinit:,l3. Count r y. • • • . Jnne . • _ • ..r. m. 7.1•711 , 7.5. • . • .-Nro & SHIPPERS, OP .RED ASH • • :0 - • L. • • oitiCE--70 arid y 1 Trinity . Bnildirig. To'rk: Om; re 5!., WAN E :of West qn•gliiy•Rbd :•,-. ;. • : CHAS. J.L.; J, E. EASTW.I.OK, . IvltilrE AND liEt) A.l/1 COAL_ h,..arsrero;. Tnx e.ti:r. or YRr. • BraNt-iTTIN coAr, ANp IRON RED ASH SHAMOK,iN COAL, aFa icr,...-121 'WALNUT SITE ET, -E -4N,g, -FR INK g...1Eil .11. o.p.IR:E .11t . ft It . , My la , :t • Frartkl ii Lorbei - i7 631' 1:4 nocesoid-bitelti rively: by ?Orm": i7,:.4I,DWELL. GORDON & co„ . who are toy edle Age:ribs. • Fortier( ordering - troro.them,'maY :allyays deriand tipoii getting-a pore article. -: .. •• • . • . • • •''No.l 11 Waltint i3t.; FOll33olplits.' •• .. : . o ' FF i ciss: .. i No. •111, liroodsray, Trinity ..Baildiog,' . N ersi.Yort:. ' . ... •. •• '. : - • ' - • ,No: 14 4 State Street, Wgon. • ' .• . ' . ( Tremont: . Marcit'29„ '6ll . : r . 13: • . rotl he xxibee.ribe.rs le sive deterinined'lti make several leaeesi"on theirpmp-. erty;';known ea the.' lianrccav - Peoetr.r.v; situatetl•in. Conaty, grad. the immediate. vicinity of Trsoar.esa.' The ground bee been tally developed; and those desiring s:Orst. rile colliery, can obtamone,witli ont Making anYterther explore.tione of the Faroe.... ' ' :Sone-need raaLeeppllcatfoif nob* capable of of:eat ing all the unprr_wothents.'• • • . • . • Apply . to BAST, famnty, Pa.; or tODAV.I.S•PHAR,SON Walntrt Street: Philadolphi a:. . . • • . r • • . • • Jannery . ..-..l=t(. • I HE. ritiAorsignt;d a n'ew.prepsred to fildortleralor-Lcbigh;Wyoming,Rha mokln, !Reit:Lufkin, 'White tz..41, 'RCA. Ash, Cninberltisid and Coisl--frum Mauch' Chunk on the Lehigh :Canal: HChnclkill Ilayou.•:Port Carbon and , rort- Clinton. on the Schuylkill Canal. 'and from - Amboy. Tie riton,-11oboken and I'ort mond. for Ehipmcnt - tair.%Nort h.- • • • • CM' - Orders aeatoyildrecelvOl prompt attention. RooMa Trinity Baildigg,.NeW York. DitSVIE psi.* .perOlaingeni!ly: Cored by SEigi.6lll3 - DYSPEP . BIA T.40.01.1t.5; Perfect fire; er the lioney 4efended., . . • These Troches' not Only.kive iinincdiste,rellef but are sure to effect - a permanent cure In . Dyspepsia. .They are nota purgative. and .therefore their use 'does . not create a neceeslty.for the; habitual use, of 'Cathurtice.-- , They.eansamO sicimeas of the stomach. or griping Of the bowels, maul are perfectly harmless to the most del- .• • • . . . They *lll immediately Correct a Sour . Stomach.Yeurri - Flatulence. Bearthuna.. Sickness or - Pain in ..1128.140- - 'numb, COstivenese. Belching. of Wind. Liver Com plaints, Ilettplache.• and .in fact all - those diw.grceable and dangerous ininptnios 'or this , disease, Vibtch . unfit one for thepleasures and duties of • :• Weak and delicate persons whn bare -been injured by • the use, - potverfal *stimulants end purgatives, ;will. find there a mild, safe and tare restorer of thedigestive organs to their original etreugth add vigor, - - Prepared solely by the Proprietors. , • • JVAINDRiII3LOOT kc.,ci.. - aaerniste;.. • u.• 7.18 Market'atrea,ThtladelAls: Me Agent . for lit.nuAldll County,. Henry 'Saylor', ppigtii . t, a NUMMI, .4tt0,,,J1F14 16, ''119611.14 . • -• •_ . . SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST.:-.4, 1866. MON ViORKS. .. . . . .. . O_..IFLANT. •IRIV — ' Tke. rails; lutglAN4;l - 1 N/ cruiz;Th...43k-river haritirt Ws w arks pm... plefed and ht fnlt overatlen. Wl:th' heavy . . r 7 .-- rnvit • .iar•rt nail 4. , :e - As of the • lareAt 1 in - rik .x .. .;0 1 4 1 1 ; t ai .haprOyiement; hi..n:. w preOared In do uali.k .. • • '. }clads of ' m iner. reseaimrT e. ateans ea- ~ .e. l gierreirf tiny size fiir hotAthig , and rainl . p- - ....4" :241;' rre . z. ainele and double actin - g tamps orall e•ries and Of Ihefatest hnoroyernero.... f' Ortlfr.h . ealairkra - ofaay.e.i.e . for 'T uinphH.-, in.ti!opecd or rhafta.With•CorniFh camp, nil kin,;s of eord breakers.. With chilled or:plata i et-V.!, V.ll .triode Of wrroil,ht fron forginga.for.drift ears or achtn. , r, nmehiner,r. blast (urn aCP.9 of eOld'or :.hOr.birr, ' , Ail - rah haproi ail !40W1L , ,r, eylluder and Wast - p•,.Des,-ned roiling' 'mine:iv:lh tl,e'rwo' or three Well rcil 1- , .. 'With 'the 1:• - eteet • fraprovedlarmees Ge. paddling..cir.heathre . ..• an :Irina' of ear; mill eaf•tfnea .for &molar or upe_...:br.' .aws;. !wase work cf.erery d'eserlptions , ra:=r and aniened. and' mit road eamine....., °fail Sizes for : miner or mifrOad...: : - 71 tie subsrriber kit.rie.:.., had a' loirqesnerieafe in the. torchice basinera in this re:r.:on; and. a - prnetkal trit , afiania, en') wen known Of •t•he trite- firm. r,f Arreo at,: MO S:: -OC:the IN'a , hheOriri 'lron Wlaka. Port.r.;tine, tract a that • Pro#2af atrentforrro tw‘sinz - eri.'wqi . O.roc.nre'ff tilm the' patrooa..eo of his old frier.-3s of th rs In itliig^ rggiiin. and 'elsewhere. ' - .- TI.IO)I.AS .W.H.F.N•Mahanoy Ciro% A .. , . o c4xAcir. • OP E cius —Pioneer lßoileir Wori•ns. - : • . The 'anhicrlbeia rehteetfullylriritellie Atoms attentitin of the faniness 'commttult.fti theiernoiler'Werhs, on Rallroarl Street. ,st - helow th 6 Passenger Pottsviiie. ..where they are prepared to 'rtutnafactnre - -s• 4 • • •OF EVERY IThISOHLPTIO:4.* ' Smoke Stat2r.s, A:lr Stacks:: Mast' Pipes; - Gatnutelerti, Drift:C/1M &e., Ate, 13o!leys on. hand: - , • • :, Being privet - teal .mech.rmlca, and lastric for-year,: do, .voted themselixts entirely to this•bninch of.thelmsiness, 'therr.selri.a.thst- work . dOne at their establis h meat will ;ire esttsfacticin• to all. who may th.:or them with. Weal], ••Inilividtialtt:•foul Companie.s greatly to th . eir advert tageto'examine their work. np.. fore elsewhere. , JOHN T. NOBLF.:,. • • API I V2/... 06 -1 6 ;; JOH.N COYNE: T.ATAmurxeraToN frog woTuip4 TT . , . . . . . ' NWT de E...—,Tlie works. of the. late firm of VC rcn . 10 BrO., 'known tts .ino.. •"1.V...0.1 - 11.:Ctrialst • • '' .... 4sr 4 irto:c Vi:Olili . S..,t; located on Coal kreet, • ••• • •41, 4 ,,,.17 in AIM Iloronzil of Rottsv We, will 1:e ; • ,•-•. •' . confirmed by.thd loth Scriber irt All 'Use, " . „. .rarioint branches, viz: Steari.Enti,ine 4i.i - building; and 1:11 kinds Of l'ilieldr.my Tor. minloft, either coal or ore :- blast. formtres of lityt . .or cold . ..blast : • All • lcinds of ',railroad castings ind 'rsth:Ond... ear fiztrireS ,of • .wrormlit; and p.alciron*: all kind.: of 4i.a.-F . Q.c, - I.Rtici!zi :•- all ithids ors:Millwork, •ard all: siz.: i,f ;the In'tc.s.t hi-. proved pr,rops; s.itigle. and-Ala:dile neling*: Repalring promptly atter.dedro and nearly czecuted.... . " -• . .• • . . '..13F-r:frefo4 otte'ot ion to beeives-a the Fol , scriber.tro.Ftis - h: , wlll reez.tye a .rbefe or. 1110'14114'4 pot ronaios .no.llb orally liestotreaeti. the jitta.tinn. • JAMES 'WREN... 'Pat:L=ollo, Septeirtper 1. yi..'4':•...,•, • .. • ...-, riy.- .'. • . • (II 711;541110i' •1! roil : PINF.GIIOV - 2..' • .- • •• foAtt'r.N.E. RAH :to arri r7 lll—'. .• C. thC.F.mbrcrlbr - rs, have- this dare"- am 'e.l;i„. • crterpfl a • Partl34,l'Siliti. tinder: Ithetpr6 , , ir„,,„, • Tlrs hind. AO.. kyle • of . ' A LLIi4ON BIN:CAN, fo:r-nrrron - thi , rolnictry, 3.l<“•hine, • Sinitll- CAt;•MitiLiilg Puithiefs.. in .Thirt. Carbon; Schuyl kill , • .•• -'I3OBER'I'ALLTAON. • • • FRANCIS.B. pA:NNAt"T . • April7~r:.ic r rilA.rat:t.tit.F.N . lrti*z.flNG :112 I t L . •. .. .. . • . . The T.AMAQT.'..ik•rto.T.LINe: MILT, .eciMPANY, hti, hillT:4l°W e.;l7.llpletelfthelr - W9its.'arTa.c: ma,an.. • Schpyikll.l. T.:011m.y.. are:. x.(qwlAi,s..lo.om.e. maLaracparing and' prepared.' .() qnt,p-IYrl.o,;,;ii4;,:ti Mc,—,thant :Bar Iran t , f. a Terr pgl,r.ripi-P.q."4.lut , riiialitri licitt:N. siitiatc, Fiiit aria 1p:1 4 '1",t.:,,,, , -...."=. Retaniii.: '. Or..krs . ard, ri.e.,.,671.ca11y: sc,licAcA,."and. :mil m . i...et with pliimfA aitratlon. - '.. - ..... '' . .: -.. •- - . ',1 , ;().RAE, , ,?.?N; TP . ell e t ' •n • - , SAMI.,..II.A.TE".LIFtt P . rel. •.'l',...alatina, Ji!iy.'1,...e4i.... . -.- ••- 2il,ry: . *. poT.l . ,krzitLjE: - Atm The F:ubserlhers haripa. prircha=i - 11 the Fog Ml-11- :.%1111 arid thOroughlr rotated 'the. Fame, are'proliaro to. reohiro orttem , for all'FizestJf 'T. rails from 2.2 lbs. tha. r - ad vitry:tu. , ' at:ti fart:l4J the Fmne at skirt 'r:!+thm. • ar,:J• itee'pared to farilL,b-and'o7p,--.ti..r?',...F or d'eri. for' . MF.11C31'..-VN.II 11A.11. alr the nsimi- oJ...is,' Re:mat. f•.=.4itat•o , • am, ,Flat: AVe gliall. keep .a of,.!he" ( * Colliees ort .. • • . , •'- ' Tottarllle;MarCh 12, JGG'. • • • •-• • • 131t)11, ERN A.N.D • . :• . . . • . • . . . . The snl::tcrTher IF.*pared to execute ....a=rer , • orders.for 111.0 ;01106.4. , with patch; tit the old Olce (,'on).' Stts.t;telpw Norwegfrin:: 20 fc;:q M C always:4aq -rAtsa; - t4e. . . • , ..' Coal :livid - Other- . Abovells;• • .. • . of thi: , ...bes.t varterinl- find - workrurinFtip. . 713.epnrs proqpily at tnittie.ii to.-21.7..Zans co r.minlng- Veil tilfition alwa l Te on. handl : . . '. '' ~... - .JOEVSPARiiS, - .'POthzirkile, Augut :27, '65 ....- ' • : .----... 3n,ly. ' -: tsoly •.tro.luis . . The Ombserihers - aye , , noy: fully pre . ry. f,urnish;'e, t he. 4.thinniilron m 4 iw4w 'W.olll.P . , : B.te..ttin.Engince. end' no . y pager am.l capacity ; for rolcing Attr. perpti.ye.?,'Conl' flreAl:r.n.s , c.very . L .V. r.v. 2 ., Sine and rntlern or: In . :::-.T.lcorttlet ottt,tings and j' ,, rzing.s, of arery deFertptie•n. • (..o.ta 'and Inifc Cant - of ittlt - iett.es end .paftern.e Itytte . :True2t. 'rind: all:funitelted . at. thri. thette , -1-. fce..•.'"rt -, sith , terfherit jitte.r ttenipelyet= flia,;lortsunteh:a?...eseeclnetillter the firrejt! prtptictal.ir.ettlinie, they bh little.. to farnt.h rapthineri. that sctft compit.e.f.lv.otmhly h tuty. .In the 1 - te;-lon. dirt-etol .T. tlll, re. Colinfy, Pa,, silt receive prompi ett , ntlen. - . J."..k M. ' . - • •. : .. . .. . , . ~ .. ..VOttNikr.l.7. AN - 114AC.:1;2:44 - .F. kaF,C , IP, U.. !,!It•ev.t.nit . l . 'zir Wise airy, Zrce; •:. , l': . . -' '. . . r. "tiOTlC:l 7 .::j.ihe. tils•ltles.? <if the. lato • _ • • i fititt . Of SNYIIEtt . S:..hlTf..T.,°E , :, veal he.,' , 4:4,.1,F 1 17 . 1,; 4 eonthluedivihefitthse.ether in.Ailif. , fl_,..ty z : , :::::x . i....,,i . ? 4 . 1 , -ius h.rahehel of.Stemn .Citzlne bbiliktr..... traf..' t iT . '', 411,4, Iroti fOtintier..lindmatiuff:ettrer 0fi1L•e. 0 5..._. , 4:t.."1:. ail kitaq of Machinety. fotltiAlitig '?.1J11,i., Past Ftiritfr- CCR. iblilmral.Car.4,:&e.. &-e.. - Tie isiitlil,..4o en - e.thlite the. .htt,shless of :`,tinitii., *and.:-Selling :the cere'ono..(l•Pl.V.k Forest White - ...k.h Ene.r..Lewi - ati,t - Minna ItAtit3 .11ect . A.iiii Cpeds , ,beingole.proptietor of thet,Ooliii-ile.. ."•-• .* . • .• .' • .- . . GEOR,GE,W,. SNYDER. ' 1 • Jinuary :21, 'fit .•" • •••••• . '• ' . ' ••: . -...- 3-tfs , 1.24. Tip:- AT. W 4", nori ; co. prepared to [Lito.ll.) IRON, their. Ittl.lla ntl6..Alto, i•lirlotts-pottenis, welghln;.r, from 22 to -VI por3tia per yard.' Also. different alms of flat, silt:tare and round:march:mit..bar lion. • '•. Ceders for raile or. brie 800 are : el i e ctful; ‘ , sr:Belted, .and *lll meot :with prompt atten ;tort irl - effeitlin the . E6ll.ing Slille, Deanna 13torarr CO.'s traratoire ' Oentro.Stre , ..t, - or , at their of. the, corner .of Market and' Reerihtl..b.lrei•ts:Tottsdile; . • - BENJ.N ILIN.VOOD; „ . . . . .•. . • movr.ress, E R ••• • IRON . A N.lr• STl:lili K AIt.EII.OITS . E;•',' •,. . Ina . rkee.. Sixte6l2.l.lSts.c'Phihidzi. • .11ave..always nnltatal- and ; for..sale • BEST ENO LISIC REFINE") :IRON—FuII: assortaistaf. of • 4 1.1agnans," and. :other favorite - brands.' • BEST: A_MS,RIOAN ; I; sizes. dr rolled to' , order fur budge pnrposes, PI:NNSYLVANIA BOIL ER-PLATE,--TROniscaoas :rizes';•••or:. cut to .rognimd size. .BOILER ravors—Dover .hrauct. . uiKAM dies: BESTrENULIsif CAR AXLES , -;;Arnoilean' and' . Eng.tielt. FLUE •AND'..SIIEET, •IRON—fOr ',chew ,Fia. ;JUN fATX- ENGLISII. AND ..!.:"OIiWAY. BOLTS, : 'and WAS.IIIiIIS—For bridsee, cars, arid'aristehineiy Onrposes generally. CAST,' • 5111,142, 1.1 aOILTNE.and BLISTER:STEEL:- Al .0. ail extra quality for tars ''and-dice.. The aboye., • trozether a fall ascartthent. of Icon, Steel;'t~Aila aud=Spikes, 11 . 4 . whieff attention .of dealers, railroad companie. • rainers4ounders and zaaehinisk , is - tivit4cl 7 . Jan. 29, '66 .• ... . . • ••• - . . -13•21,1,•liivirev .En g i n b er s. Broad and' ilanillton: streets, Philadelphia; I'd. 'Would euirtife attention of - Rai-4mM :M rl4-- :Managers. and those Interested in Rail.... .-- • road-Property, to theivsystem of Loco-,.'''"" , • Motive P.nginerc, in which they are adapt'. I , A frg,, • •• en tp the prirtitular• Misipess for-which - 'they 1110.7 be reqUired ; by•the nee of-cite, two, pace La four pair of 'driving . ivheels f . and the nee of the. whole,. oreb mach of - the weight: . as .may'. be -desirable for - aid- Lesion ; -and in- accommodating therd :to the. grades; ttirves, stierigth-of superstrPetton, 'and tail and Work to be done: By these:means the maximum useful effect . of the power is secured:with 'the letoteipenie few at-. tendanco, -cost of Mel, and renairi to Road - and Engine. With tb , .. , e'objects and as. the result-of tiventy7 three years:practical' ens - incites. in the busiviessity...our senlespartiter. ive•inarinfacture nve• different kinds of •Euglees, and' several cleSse.4 of Sizeit :of out Particular attention paid to the strength.of the:- ma- chinein the.plitn and-. wOrkmanship .' of elr the details.' Out long experience and opportunities of obtaining-In formation; enables to oiler these ettgiries'with - •the atstitance that. in efficient's., economy and dotal ility; 'they will.. compare. fatoralify tlitiSe of any: Other kind in rise: We alt.° inimish to wheel=, bowling tir loiv moor tire (to tit centres ftiitkont boring') ,CoinixOtion c:t.flinin for bearings of .eyery:description of - Copper silinet IrOJi aria Boiler Works ran every ar:- . 'title tippeLuiriing to the repair or renewp.l of I:i coma • five Engines. • ;M; Bd_LOWIN, -". ' •Jannary 'GS - .14f . • - MATTFIEWBAIRD: *- J: O..I:TI\T •-•R :,.- P . I E,T-I- al4•-; M.PSVFAct(UER OF QOAL:::..Q4yipSi; , „ 'Of tliSti.Lntient rind 'Moak , Appr9veil Stylt!s,• ;T . l4'nnderpignetl. who a pract'leal Screen Mainifac , .ttiren.itirorgts Coal Operators .and :others,. that be Is ..tilanntantarnat a new' COAL•MCRETidy, patented. Jane '21:1504. and another. patentett - Alyzaid.3. 16ea. .liE 'GUARANTEES TIIAT THE .1.1.E.5L1 WILL AL WAYS RETAIN ITS oßiGqig.: sizE,..UNTII: EN TIRELY WORN OUT. • • :- Ile respectfully solicits.a cOntinnike of the patron; ag,ittertorotelo libarallybes.to*ed orAc, hi m .. • RaitroatiSt....tiar•o! Esierly's Ilttrdire Stoth, • . . 3, '45-7.44.tf..... . . IZ.R6ad-••• This! • .::- ....J..'II..••••TROXELL'S. - CHINA : • GLASS- AIM . ••••.!:••• • .• CROCEERY STORE . • ~* :.-• Centre. Street Opposite Whither 'HoPsi. • - • -•• ' - The 'eltlirens: oi. Pottsville and nights ring tora:ns gillagat luid,hamitts. one and all, are • iavited to call and examine my.-etock of wares befOre buying , else where, as 1 aria•not .to be undersold; and' on turnitth .Honsekeepets with or : cryarticle they wart in tay - line of business... le-the Stock of. . , , .• • '; • . • Trench- China;.• . ••• : • .will be found Tea Betts, Dinner Setts, Card. End Cake Baekel ff .,..'.Wafeh Cases; Begar Holders, Match Safes„ Motto :ag, MottO CupS and SanceraNipes, Colognes,. Chiga Setts for:Children; and a generaLyariety of Toys, . Glasii:lVare. ' • • Choicest; •Dites . t patterns, coneistin of Table' end :gar TtimblerS,Chempape and 'Wine /Busies, Ale . mad Beer Glessm Deganters.Dar. and Bitter. Bottles ~ .Gobz lets, Plato; Castor Bottlea - Pitehbrs and. CreaateXel: .eries. Sugar NIWIP..Spoon - Holders; Syrup • Cans, Fruit ...Bowls,' Fruit. JarS, Cake :Stentb!, Keroeette LatoPe 01 every variety, Lamp Chimneys, Lanterna.Candlestickii, .Candy Ja.* • •• .:* • . • .:crockeirV Cri3cliery tr• ", . falltmoriment• or ift.ol , 7:STOffil of:dif ferent patterns„..in Bette tir Slagle pieces, to Snit the Pub- A•loa-ge anortmentof oormon C. C.,Wareoehleh I will sell at low tlgarea. •'• 'anit:Stoine. Ware. , • • Pudding:Dishes, Fie Dlshee, Cidlimders, paw; Jelly :Moul4 Pitchera Tlat iikttter Pots,:7llllk . Pots: Jars, Jtuts,.ete.; eta; •". .• . • .... ; IBECLI.L.OTEOUS:—ToIiet &tta, CartonS;Sliip Jan and• Foot Baths; Quart and Phit Flasks ; 'Coal 011;.4., : An. isf.every description..., _ MBRCHAN. Di 1-.1 can Sell you :Goods at: . afto - "rfie*: thus any you freight.: and see if it is rot so„ '••• - - - S now Drop Flour —ii ' AMP $ 4 1.44* *WOK ibrIVSAT INSURANCE. NE.NNT,YQRK ACCIDENTAL INSURINCE COMPSNY, 141 13yq*,:va:v.,1•11.,.-T.,- ens'll Capital . Tneiirce Alecitlents•'of all :14.inia • Vac. TraTelingni , ll,.. ana alto ult.'.for . r.- of nisity.•.ationA.• Bio.ken. 13oner , . Slvains.; 3Tni3es.Xtize;.•••Ourn , hot .Burns 5c.11.13.,• Bites cf 'by t'tirg.l4r,...,"Robbers .I.:..nrd,rer.±."--tb artjon of ..Liztztoln:z Son Strpke.• foe enacts or ar,•43; Sol - if , q4ion ". • ".. . E.DWD. OFITZENE.,' ti{ A. BAYIET,..Preft:; *.bi.T.4...Gimdral Agent.' ' •1FP9.15F,111.T . • . I\-11_ , ,TROPOLITAN 2.INSUEANCE . 'CO • ~ .... ..... Armets over '•. • . 059,000 JAMES' Loilimrn GI-.41.4% Presiaent..:• " • • J. C:43i.:101.)11,11)(41,:;,&cret.try.. . • D..BEV.F.ll.llitiil;"&ta;n.t will receira app4+. - iltiens.funl.l.6-ne • ' prOmptly . , Wyoming, Fire Lasurpairie Co. OF WIILKEIETIRMIIVE. Aoinetll 1161.T.,ENRACR. Vice I'reild,.nt-1,..1). SIIOE'SIATSER. ...-Secrai,uv-It. C. s3IITTI: - ' • - bAV.TD BEVERIDGB, Arr: For Sphayl!4ll . Co:; (NUN., CENTRE • • '.1.Apri132.',. , 0:--,10-tf) . - .1u12.; 20, INSURANCE. F.. B. KAERCIE General In.-wane Agent. Oftirc P.ezilißylvanfri . .lAvErvi-JL. . (iLor:E- in, , urtAiscH .COMP NY. . .... It~reetediva9e over, 1[0.1E,. INSURA NCE ..(JQTriPANZ . Connitsctictit. 'Cash. Caritz , •••• . • . . . . Ins.univ3e. vire , _!eti iri.ttie. 1:11.st 'Compfmi.qi• on le.vor4-. hle terns: •1..0t5.1 ; .= promptly adjus4l.-ii.,ltlli TAM without .110;13'. : . '415: • _N I _A. G- A_ FIRE INZURANCE CO. OF TILE CITY OF KEW YORE, - • O F F CASH CAPITAL SURPLUS • P. - NOTMAN; • p.• sTrdzE: • • .• seeNtaiy. ,, •-• • • pri,ident. HtNR . I7 - lil . lP, Superintendent of Azericiez.. '• • -• . . - • JR; 0 B. E .C . .. .• Ageij•A: gat p9ttsvilie,..T4,. ; .- . - dutltorii • ,.'ll - tol;3rie i h 1 tile'ro;elie re- Jan•?f?, •dB EHE-NIX INSnANCE COMP'NY za.utTFOir?D, Capital. Stack, ' ' • AGA:0;000 GO issets : ,• Jan. INt, .. .. . 1,006,799 33 W. SHEAFER,. Agt., Pattsville. Pa. O L FIRE. IN COMPANY, Broadway, "New 'fork. CIO ti:Otal assets' S, SITEATER, Agt., Fostsvi7 e; Pa, Ft.l) 24, '6G ' ly •S P INGF . E 1- JD • • • INSURANCE. COMPANY, SPRINGFIELD, MASS..: Cash Cairdtal - $3300.060 •t\ - m. Cosxri. Jr.. Seciv. rftitFNC.IN. Prest. CEAItLES.E.'LANE, Gcneral ALTE u, S. SII P , Agent; AETNA -INSURANCE CO, 4co7porated 1819. . 'Ohitrt?,r Perpe.turl. Y.nid n p Losl:es Pahl in 45 Vcam,.....517,155,81)4 -71 Prc.t. Jar A. tit.c. J: T. • T64v...A1Ti... A AlliNarilgy C.pal ‘S: Agent; POrT.3VILLE,.VEN:Sa • • • ; : , c,./ARTF.R. 182 9. , PEariLTUAL , • . FIZANKI.IN FIRE INSUR - INCiE COMPANY 1 3 .11.1.14,A 1) EL PHIA . • ASS4qs of Jail:tary I, 1 . 8'66 3 • , .S ;) 506 851 916. %, -3 . . . . ~ Capital•—•:• -'. ' • ."- • ,5.130,040 00. ACceriii...ll - Sissrpium,, .- ... ..,''.. ': .. : t144;513 . IA luvrstecrierentiour,i' -, . - 1,402,30 S 81 • . . ..-11fupevili•el 911:airbit, .1 - , l\2.covite for'llS6s,. :. :9 . 11,1155. ••. ,- I '.• .. 1 i , :t.10,000.. • .. •:. - . .. LOSS•TADDIPPNCt l'-' , 24 -. , ...- -.• ' 1 . ...... - ...;' . .0vi..1,•55,060.1);000.' .: '. , ' ...' PLIV:PETtAL'AND TE ORA . POLI .T+I33:EIi,AL TERMS.. (±IIARLES TOBIAS 'WAGNER; ED \vAitn C. DALE,. ,• • SA.M.ITELI3II/I:NT, . U'EO, .IALF:S, • P Eli. .7%Tf;CA A F .OE.O, W. RICIIAIZT)S, FRAS. M. •- CriA 13. A CV.Vir•:27,..,•Premittru.t. H. C; Vice-President. W:II6A.I.ILISTEII.. Sec. Pro.. m, -.• . • . . . . . .The snlitilier•f.s vent for the above 'mentioned hi , -. stitation, and h, prepared to :make ineurance•on every desi:ription-pf. prnputy,..iit.lhel.owe.4 rat.F: - .- .- .. • • ••. . • . ••• • .TIENRY C. RUSSEL, Agt:. ' •• •Pottsville. March . "19, •, 65. • • •••.. • 1' .• 12-tf . . :.' ROBERT G,- . .111L - L . 4.-...Q04 fEj_--Ti.t: -. ..-1._.;::.T..r _v,:;- ACCIDENTALANSURANCEI Oaai A55'e5t§,..15.?5.;07.9,497'::00,, 2t . itl.ta4l Life.;ofNeiyYozk Pena Mutnal,:of Philfidelphla New Tork A;:c:idental. Pbetilz, Of New York International Ine;ailande Co. Of:Caw Yori. 1,:345,5 - 1i 44 Niagara,' Germinia Pdmam o.f ilafrtf..6:74 North .Hartftiord.,lClonnept*.t: Meicht4ts , , GITioN of PhilOilelpiasli T\ lIR t \ CF EFF~ C TEU TO: 1 A - N . Y .A111..0.U,-.N7T. Clice Reasonable Ter.MS; LOSSES PROMPTLY:,ADJUS'T'ED AND PAID AP ONCE. 7 . -7 .corpreE:tc- MASONIC BLTILDiNG OVER BRIGHT 43 HAM WARE STORE. QEIIVE STREIT POTTSVILLE, PA. May 12, ,C 6 i~~.nvr~grtaxc~. L .: . . The-Girard Litt Inference; Annuity and Trvirt Com-. PanY Crffice, 11. o: 4usChestnticstrcet,:. Pie - dist 'doe./ ist of the Conon I House. •- . CAPF 7 '.sI,-,43OO,OOO—CHAIIIFEIt to :make Insurances on lives on the. meet fa rorab;p terms. :. 'Pie capital - being paid .up.anui I incest d; to;gether n I.crge and constantly tua - ensi, ng reserved .ftrad„ offers Ocariry to the inatirryl.- ' - • - • The et t y parniuma maybe paid.yearly, half-yearly- oi The.brimpUnrarld i.nonos.Terlodicall,t io ihe •trusui r rince - for life.. ' The first apiirbprinted Deeein her. 1844, the second bonito in 33e.cerabcr;.1849, and the third bonus In DetenAher, 'DX 4, whichadditions mato) an. atrnrage of more thin tiO'prir cent; Upon the lion* ranapal4without Increasing the annfral preffiluom... • Thinrunathairim;.. , • - ',John A Broirn; • -. - Robert Pearsall, „ Johwlt Latimer, „. Thomai James,.. John FL Slack,: • Frederick Brown, . John C. 31.1tc.ba4. • - George Taber, .- .7' Isaac Barton,: . •'Ben 2 rjqr, Frpe s ii.iark; • . : Seth-4Conly, .71inOleticeniCitiningiATf'ieg Catesanaezpianationb .forin of. applitatiori and. farther. ; information can be-bst4 - DGWA74 Fre.d 3 ll?;-. Joao F. JaarnAtliutry:- ,,, . - • • • - - - Or of V, VAvain, P 0 00 4 041. * jai BUSINESS::. CAItW.S. HIENTEM r EASATI`S, • .• . Tavezti - Collieries, anti exafaincs Mitch' inci • .oll Lan Orsnoalloanntin's Casts:so tie..nispposi4o....qpiscopul Clink $250,600 .02E7ItY.ITC41; Civil •., • •.. OFFICE. 61:Ohl-emir - a .Geo; Cam • • firAn.l3/.$ EzzoTira.f . 4 - 87c . iTti , akstcl.Ydi;. ntnEng.lncers; Itu.sael's aecond: and gahantan;:nstrnets; : . • • ••• •. • STEPHEN I.'ARRIS. • . Josip.pn S. F,SItIiIS. 'July ,September 39- D 11";•14111EAFE CZ, iecirtsvi Ile; Pa., lase Of.tha Pcnuiyisnr.l2l , 7tintz GeologiLlilSurveY, ex- Octo lar.6, minas, ber 13, E4tat6"Ascutc L'..MA.IIA h- NOt CITY, Scnylizill - Conntv;"Pa.. . • . • !IZENCV-.-For I...iirchnne• had Sala - ZS-. - 11&11 E.-;ate; bnyht triking ch , irgo of C•olll.thuiz; Mines,‘tc..'and coil sting Teats. 09lee 31:tIvntzpigo•Stnt. - rotts•4lle. • : • • Aprilp, , 60 11-) • • e11.,1,9. CIA( AND 3IINING Otlacc—ltossbni prtilding; iTinhantonaa! 'tfitsc;.et, - :Port.iiripp:." • $150,000 • . -ratiEpurtiv.:44sany, ; Civil 'find Miiiii,ng.Engineer, - , POTTSVILI47,, 2 t .S.ll,Vqt: TEr.PACR 'March 10. `i.lll • • ' 1.071 y, . . . . 13 TO.IIBII .- ••••.. Yf erket Ot,.;ncirtft - riiito, trOsterf 'Centre St.;, -• . • Che,iccricah„Bcor, -3lutton,• aapplied to • .The patronage of the public is zespactfullk sollefted. lT , .•• . „ , - • :• • ...• °Loons - • . and JEWELRY ' • • ; • "; ; .3.1 p cal in Vican•Stringe, naE. , ,- Sniugs,.(initar and Banjo,Sirlnv,•catudant,ly on hand, • . • • Jan.3l), • [J , ...64.-5 , Ay . 11.. • • . ~.1 -. • . -$-9 (3,c00.006 sl,:sua,ooo •:*300.0(0 5'9,070 9S •. \MOLE•§2SI...A.IND .RETAIL R . DEILEIN 13i-C) • 00Q; . ANI) CIGARS, • ; • emir° St.; OiliaAte • the. Town. Wail, • • • ' Pilot TSVIC LE,.P.A.. • • $l, 000,000 .00 248 , 831 30 • 11:1.1 - SC. • • !AAS. { ti. R'TLIiCHIt6TR, Bi MUT II WI.IqI.I"..S+LE: DEAtiISI V. 40 , • ~. • . . , • T0. 7 3AbC0 3 .. ..OEGAILS; . .1.1.0&SE; Jan 0 0, •u 6 • . .. - • • DR.: -.. W.E. LINE WEAVERS - iWhirag • - . ••. .. • ‘.. D.1.:119ir.04 . 1' - • . . - -:.. :11 . 111 . im irg i .. s v .. sticccsPor to Dr. D. 8..1...ftn3.;an,•• •• ' :. .- • (C.ntinittr , of Pel,nsViyartin ( . .;011 , .. , :ai of Dentid Surgery.) - EutiNig!, , -.7(lnriict 1.r.,...nb . ery.o Third.. .7 - Er'Et4er owl - Chloroform_ a!irF:liititcrect i+.`lien do, . . . .. . . . _ It ...ritr.NCT::i ::—Pror T.-I...Thi‘:klimiltum; -D. D. S.; 3r, D.; I'u'f. E. Ni;ll(lTruitl, D. I) S.' M. 1:.; Prof; atpneg Tram:m.l.i. D. S.; C. N..rfiNcil, p.: D. 5.,, of .1 , 1111:tila., 91::: btlica - 0. -. . . ' ,:-31;te:cti tI. '63-13-Iy. - • • . BROOMST : BRAOM4 [l' • 041unnee to the ne(rviciulty..-.thed they'haVeoppoed , • : tORN' BROOM' 11111.7FilTgR.V • • $1,000,000 1!315,850 . . . . . COO •the. buittlinEt formerly oteu pied by ttie ',Matte; Itteenetl, Voititvi I le; . nrto.tht.7.aro 'prepared bupptymerchinat lgith - Broorna ntwho:eat:lc and retail price.a. 1,.7 patronage of [he piddle :la reapectrally. Tlicr aye- also' prcpareti to..furnialt, to, • pnrchaacra; imaierate' Prices, the' 'Clrik BrootO NlTrapiter, tin article of great economy to bonze.. kecners. - • • . MILLER &-M'DONEL: , . .. fIii . ! .TIILAV:-.1t00,12. A.PI D •STATXONEItY . . , .. . • '.l'he rinderidirned tire nn‘i• lireplimd ' if/ furpigh a line assrirtment of .I.ld,dis and drat clms .Stationery,. at their New Store' on Centre Street. tow , Ao“rs • below the EptF. , copal Chardt. Printing, Binding,* Struilging to order., - . . . . . . . '•• :"' •• • •• School Et 001/14, •.... • .. • a "Pi d O e 4 I 6T . II (I AV I Z . ' z A 0: O. Do6n - 611E1a.; ltt tf • . . .c. MiOSIMItELT., `ISK 00 .•4;067.454i:.00 . . • . . •• ..114::crAcruarr. or • .' • • ; S • ;A:NTAN DE Trt, SAFE g, -• ."- :-• .to er , r,nnui:lty:of Ord.l f rciontitc'pi that rnannfac (fires :-J,ALATIIANDEIt SA'FES 'of all and f.f khlils.:v.•arranled Fin , proor which, to point'of corlonanshiii and c.niparo with 00.0... rained froth 8113' oilier etabliellitiont,in . alwayE keepg.Ert:es-on hand for'Fale, a!id will rouke . for.Eatikir.g and ' , other . PnbiLe. cheap, ch, , npei than they cart I.w.ibtaiiiecl. •Ittrti nibroad.. • ' • • . ire ilei:ri;tt,Dert.inniiiiilFl:orond, Georg,e'llrj zht, A: ite;itivOio"j, of this . IlOrouth, .havo .hts • .I,June-13, AGENT FOR . EUBRIc OIL \YORKS, opTicrE--No. 26r 'Pitt al? it fa, Pa.' The attention of MINI', US in• 'particular le called to the".e . s"vellentCills for Coal t 'are nutl Jtatlonary . .Englitee, - .that w' are Limy' taanufactil Pitriles.l3. , illg our imnrive limy trill not it ilia nor conceal in nerd weather and .nr - o entirely free Imm Cane; • Sour ••.A." Oil for Engine.% and Oil for Coal Care; canniit.• be: equalled. Orders shotild• be left at Ittillread Ticker - Office; Mt: - Carbnit; or at-130t38Y , tifLELli iti-Itltil.Tt...llook-,tore, Centro Stu Potterille; The ExcelMit,r Grease, manufactured-by pa, to tile-host Bride market for grensing, • wagons, cnrelac ; ee,..te, • . . • . .• The tratle.nupplled - on liberal 'terms: • • " • • • . • •L W. 60SBXSIIELL, Agent.. - 51; JR: IMIGG, • : . • •- : IY,ealen , in Given Groceries', Piov I iionm; 3r.pr. Doniestie. Fruits, Vimb,.oyitisrti, . . . . 0F•e1:,..1711.6 * A-b..:IVORwmiriAN STS., ..; ...rorrsvii,Lg... PA; • • ••' .Every attentlOo,,psiti,tottUalit4 of articles sold. • The patronage Af the public is resper,tfally ABOUT w TAB : preact. o.m. TIN x WARREN'S 011NDIINE ROOF - LNG:a now .11Sefinthre tlihn any . other'ktad. is'' both Fire and• Water Proof, 141 , 4. WIN .04t,litrit twb tin roofs; while it coste .ohly eibour hnlf•the- price of tin. This' roofing .is put QII by the Subscribers, at short notice. •. . • . .BANNAN Dr.FItEITN, Pottsvile:: -.lt cannot be put Up roofs -pitching over 3 inches' to "the soot., ;It can beat oii neeessau. •.• - ' . . Y. B • -B I NIDVE'R A I,l 4 .kinds . -of.Bolits,.'lsllBzniirierc,- liorit‘park-..r . .5., to getlltyr:wlth music and Old Book.... , ieboitud at 21iprt; tiotit,e at Onr.Dintlery, ...All kinds of. Blank Books .ralcd and ,boded to' any. pattern or the Bindery'cA' tits - pabecrther.. • • • •: • .Send in yottr:ordera.' . ".'B. .OA.NIZAN: .. . . AI . • • PLUNEI3 ING• D. - GAS-. FITTING. '.. 4 iTE2CTE:D . T6 IN A L.L.TITEIR...p.RANCIIE. ... ... . : WCII - :ti3GEAS .itIODER AT.E...44:..• . ~ . • Orders - le:tilt die FiOrea of 8053111'54 ELL - 4.i BRO..and' GISoRGE - 15•411NEt,..Ceoire - .St.i . will.rechivc P - o.l‘.lBra.s.h.Copper and Lead loo l i : : , tht. - -.: . . . Coiner of Stuff' and Schuylkill Arena... . . .. Pottarille, Mach 3,!.66. .. ..- .........!. -.' .9-tf..... - . ' • :=1117365,,513' - 1;499,5L6 ^1 250,000 00 1,6J3,102 T 2 1,2-16,831 . . •• A •: JOS EEGS .111 GE It E l -- ; '-- . -,.. A . . ~ . .. . . . -Watchmaker & Jeweler; . . . .. . - . CENTRE ST., POTTSVI? , Lfe, PA., . • .- - • (thip'e (loom ahotdtne .Mortinier:ROnse,) has, now, on hand islarge and well Selected assortment, of : ' • - • • Oval'? latest'atjles 'and'. highest: standard of Sliver,-- . . ...Also 14 iII - er Flitted Ware... A large and general . variety-of •superfor Plated Mare, ,Ftehall Tea and Ta-: •.ble:Scigar Spoons, Oyster and •Sonp. Ladles,'.Pie and Fish 'Knives, Cake • Baskets, . Fruit Stands..: Pastors, Darter Dishes, . Watter,s, Pltcherx.. etc., all of Which will be cold at the very loirpst prices- - .:- "•• • • • • • ~ N. 8.-;-Cold &Ver. bougpt and taken in eiebange:— The highest-price Over, ..- 1 • • March 3; , (18-9. . • -• TOS,AS9 43 500,G03 GO .'!OO;GOD 00. l'iL3m eow ram ~or4 cg r. l'otuwllic, Pa *ucpurage :-11oine • illitnufniqat.ca L' L-.. , ,W.' . 13 . 9 S . 8 . Y.5.1 Ti.L . T 4 , comsroiett a: co. eSnonossors to F.; Hae.9el,er...t Son.) CHEAP, GOOD ROOFING. 11. S. S AMP -1 COMMERCIAL, and BUSINESS At B. BANNA.N 9 S Bookstore. lIACiFIE , MAIL - STEAMXIIIP CO'S A TIIIIOEGII LINE to CALIFORNIA. s'oucamri AT MEXICAN' TORTS; AND. CARRYING TUE U.S. MAIL. Through in Tn'enty-two Days. . • . . . . Siiik3M3l"3- ON TIN ' • : CONNICYM 13 ON me Paerno, ATtai..rio•r - • . 171j . 1 • • Arizona, L. • 1 . . -Henry Ctinstficey, • Constitution, . - New York, 1 " Golden City-, Ocean queen • • ft nerameiuto;,: Northern . Golden Ago, , • • Costa IR.icn, • . •. - • One-ufthe above large and splendid. Steamships will` leave Pier No. 42, ,North Ricer,•foot of Canal Street; at /20011, 0 011411 i ist„.lltlit: and 2lst of - every .month.fexcept when those dates fall on 'Sunday,- and then On the.eceding Saturday), for Aspinwall. con nattng, n yaa pr name Railway, with one of the Comp-, ars -Stearnabite from_.:Panama - for. San . Francisco, touchlitg at Acapulco. • Departures of lit arid 21st conteet at Panama With .6teament for Smith. Facile-and Central Atnerictin . garts. ?Aimee of ist toad) at , . . ' -A discount of one-quarter from Ste:lnters' rates al lowed to second - . cabin and sieerage:•passengers nth faminc.s.: A.lsoiart allowance o tone- qnarter on through , mteer, to clbrgynten and their families,. and school ' era 1;. soldiers haying' honorable 'discharges, half-fare. :One latindred pounds. baggitge alloWed to each adult. Baggagerimizters accompany knggage *Gogh, and air tend to ladles and children without male proheetors. 134 gaze sedated on the dock the day befoft - sailing;. -from steamboats , railroads:4nd pasimugers who prefer toiend &Urn early. " •• Atc4xPer!e4c°d•sutt 6 ° 6 °u.b. 33 .!!/. mid ptavi.occ free.. - . -• .. ,For,Pc.f:fage Tickets or tirther infOriaitiori; aiiplyr . ..a4corooanri Ticket Office; °Lila AVITARIP. EVOT pg poW 4. OO,ET,IsTORtri - RI N.YORS• 4401LagAr4imiisi. , cm! Op THE : . 'CRISISI Elopent Speech of Gen. Logan OF ILLINOIS. 'On the evening %it the 1911 ult. an immense Union meeting *as held in• Washington, un-, der the auspices of theSoldiers' and Sailors' . Union, \ilicit * as addressed by Gov. Non . of Texas, .and:Gen. Logan of Illinois.-- tiamilton in Ills remarlis,. arraigned the .Ex ecntive for . ids Surrender. to 'the basest. of Southern traitors. . '. . .. SFEicli ps onsamAr; .LOGAN. . . .. . _,.. .. .. .. . Mu. CUAIt).t.CS; LAPIES: .4!.:D GF.NTLEMr.N :---- The queitions in.diectission. before the cOul try now Ore. certainly of. such.: Character as should require gieavtling,ht and care upon the part of al I , ' t . Seenis. to ; Ira strange that. We -should. be::esSembled:• together pow; as soon as the War. has.: Closed,. for . the purpose Of. diSpuasing . the question.as. to .which" iS-theel proper mode:Or mantier.of restoring the pine,: deal . rplatimiS That forMerly existed lietWeeir the people of - the . States and' the . General Govern went.. '.lf we *will only go. back some . three'or four years now; "I believe there is no niamin This laud who claims to be loyal while the :tear wasin,-Pre'gress who, in 'discussing the . .prciper mode .and manner of restoring the Goverriment . after the - rebellion should he put. down; .had but one-opiniori.on the subject: •I •I did riot find bill 'one, man : during-the war wholclaimeil- to- be :.a -layel . man: and true to, .the,GOVerrunent who . did. trot beliefe Oilcloth: Vocate the idea • that . when the rebels drew their slrordi against.the'Government they by that act bid defiance to The:Government and its atitholity, cud claimed :no . furtherpretec, tion from, it. only What . they. got'. themselves, pad what:Therearved out-for thetriseives- This Was the belief . and the conviction then of all lOyal .. men ;: that ilie:m rebels had for-: fen ed. - all their--rights; 'that they' hati.none leftunder The Constitution and' 1 . 1:4W9 of - the United States....-This-being• doijethe theory and doctrinel . v . ere.clainied as true and "correct:" There was no Auestion,.-should the -rebellion be Suppressed ; . but One . ;• . end What . .was• that ? :Wlat. tiro'. we gpinm:: to 'do as a .greiit and magnanitnotis Wit . natio:fin reference' to" this ed- Plc o lave 'been Id rebellion akains. Its? pi 'ffie question'.- was. lot :as to whether they should have inimediate. representation - in :the halls of.Congre-a.:. It .was nut - whether they . should.be . restored .to" all the'rights, lintuuni- • tics, and privileges: they had enjoyed - , its chi:: :rens: under ~ the . Constitution of'. the • United. States' prior:to- their rebellion . against.. the Giwerninent, but What 'should. we, iit :our Magnanimity, as tvgreat PeOple i Cdrifer upon . men .who had " "forfeited . their-rights by the 'war ihey,lnd.waged against the Government. .We then ; believed,-and .1 think 'every Soldier . and patriot in the, and learned this great les son and were taught this : great'prineiple; that :`'treason must be •Made :ochous• and traitors punished:" _.[Applatise..] ..Thot upon their. benclec'lnetS ,they should.; suppli..•atn:the pOwer of ,this. Goverimient -to -confer upon .thein•riglitii. they had - 'forfeited and had .no power to demand. - .It. was a . doctrine : tinit. .said ' to • those poifie,.l . :`A'et have. forfeited . every eiVil:tincl-politieatrigbt. under the'Coit ¬ion. - -Teu ..have f...rfeited - your . -lives ; - but.we , -ill permit 'you . to five, - thnt . you. may see in i he . futnre the, glory and Magnificence . 'of this. mighty 'Republic which you have al--*. temptedto destroy; "anti that JO MaYslied :tears of sorrowlbr the Sins.you Intve . eoniiiiii.z . led 'against this grand mid glorious structure inside - for ns by. .our . fathers'.... ' [Great 'op • plause.] .. AS ;tints well 'remarked by - friend Govern'," • 'Hamilton,' when. this: rebellion ceased it Was.uot . willingly; nor henna: of:a desire'on the . part of those men leiSuPporttlie. Constitution and the laws "of'-the iniftl..,; riot beeauseloyalty had taken the place Of tre:t. son; :lot because :of the affection:they had 'for 'the GoVernmentl. hot bee - Anse it • Was ert- Sighted itstbeir hearts,..briVfor• a• greater aini Amore'. petent rensoM---that :the . strong" rind mighty erm . of the . hardy; Men of the IN•oodi dvid'SWept .. over . their fields. fr6m . ime end. of. the land .. to.the.cither,. and broughtdosolation in. the. path of war ;.. because it had Made them 'feel .the 'power" poWer Of. one , tif .t. he:Strongest GoV-: ; ernments on the face of the earth... - . They laid, dowii • their arms . because they werci.compell- ed to do So'; and when they . had surrendered. what were, Ihe claims they:set-UP?. I reinem 7 be - r, after the" surrender, meeting, at Peters. • bork - .Roger A...Pryor, • with Whom I- had. - served-in Cotwresa. . Lici.said to . nie theyldid• not - expect Then politicalrights--:they.did :not ask tliam....:Stind he, as . litr' as I ant cohcerned i • • I would notAilte... to 'bit :bunk myself; but- if; you are,a mind. to.hang - a fow of:the leaders that Convired rigiiiiistlbe .poVerninent, and. let me oil, "r -shall have no: cit. t ion• to that: [Laughter 'and . .clieerii.]:....This:* wirg7tirt lan 7 guitge of one Of ' tha leadere in this great ri7 7 . Million,. and it:Was thelanguage of nearly, all, I:nret..- - ,1f . .. they only . got.Off with 1 heir: lives t !in hey wouict most happy; and i f,.in adds tion to-that.;; they •could, ;get off . With. alitile. pr'operty, they would .be . pleased'heyond all . ..eseriptioit,::....But .notV'..how . ii it ?%... ...How changed iii - the scene to-day! The curtain • -has been:raised, and Our . Cyea hire-beep per mitted toti3hold Something.thost magnificent Mid •granci.,. ' , lnstead of. seeing • treason - made odious "and, traitors:pin:dolled in thiS land; In .stead. ot..Seeing thein on :their' kneestO this grent.GOvernment giving an humble siihrojs- . 'lion to. its ihies, kissing Ihe flag of the Repub lie that. they may 'show their, .devotion .to it . Hereafter; wevstind theta traversing the: laod, and ;talking abbot their rights andtheir Priti- . .. leges'-;.aud the!'citl Yankees.,"' They come • -, up to . Washington "and .go tiboht the streets. trec lima happy, and swaggering las . if they were.possessitins of the tt4t(.o.l to dit.. - Th6y are 'cheered... ".:Oh! 'they : are . gi eat • teen;_they: bravely; . tlietere the - gallant sons of, America;.ColitutbiltS . ions,.,having . the Same, rigla ts.andPrivileges • that any. freeman - of this land data enjoy or: possess... -When they get te.this city - of:Baltimore. a reat feast is pre .pared for there...l'ol9y come to.Wailington,. and .the . great, Stephens dictates atorice . the next Demo . eratiO - platform that you shall . :'not ask•any conditions precedent..for the reeep-' lion . of 'the Senators and :.Representatives of, : the States: lately hi rebellion ;.. and when 'he dietates.that - platforni here - it is accepted not ;only by those highin: ahthority fiEOL poiver, .bat it gbes - doWn tracing along the different .grades until - it comes to the iowest. Mail Yon can fincliti - the.Whole landWhololds'a paper in his hand upOrkwhiehli,Written "you:shall had this•titiring iny,pleasiire.". - , ft seems to ine . therellas:heen a change in This land with-. in the ,past . year. :I,liave remarked that . loyal. people did nntiogree : to this proposition du , .. • ring the relieljion..... .. :: • .. .. • . . ' .• : 'frtio - Bsebu av ll ve. ./hoow occupies the chair . of the,Chief . Magiatrato itssertectai his desire that "treason should • be 'made . odious and traitors pimished:"...Ete wanted traitors to•he' made to• 'lake a.back.seat." *. He wanted to, be, a."ffos6S, '.': to: lead ' ii_down . . trodden race from the darktioas; of slavery and chains to, • the promised land, • .I.le wanted them' to fol:. low .him,..arid . promised them that. he would lead . them through the great Red Sea of. their. travels and•difficultiei. AlltheaP things were 'going to be done; but I can't see it. • [Great. laughter and chess:];:..' . . : • ' ...... I do-not see this Moses leadingthe hosts as did Mcises of Old out of the darkness of Egyp . --... thin bondage, and through the Red Sea- .1 see .Mosuch attemptaa that. I think. the manlas• •lost. his way ; „that his - compass..haS got out of Order.; that no.has. steered Lis course wrong, 'and that liela at. the : Head bEsemebOdy else. than the men he was, piing to lead out, It seems to me the power he, was going to•exer.. else,' for the; • benefit Of :a certam people has been changed to benefit Of esrtitinTebels, They. are, his tine folloWers,".waillhg through . the 13:eill.Sea'..o,f. trials 'and. tribillatiohs,.. end they are, to be landed •in - the happy land of Canaan; I Suppose. • -; .: • -.; • .., -..-. ~-. ... . . • .. My. fellow. citizens, as ..I at, not intend.to 'talk very long . 1 . ..Wi1l for a few. momentsell you what I:think isthe duty oLbur ceuritry. I.was, glad to hear that dispatch' read: - - I: was .glad to .hear. that voice•conie from Tennessee,' tor , it lathe voice of patriotism. ..It is a Voice -that speaks•for the loyal *men of, that conntry. •---a:Votee that has been heard recently and frequently in advocacy of their interest:.. Once we heard another voice from•that State, say ink that representation paust:be based on loy,-. altythat.the loyalty of The people. Must tie based 'on representation. -,We: eard that once" from a Min . then in pOwer in'Tennesiseo.. We hear lately of a letter signed by some process or other,4 do not know what, I do. not know. underwhat law or rale ofgeverhment or con= stituttom:and.. Sent .:to, the Congress „of the - :United States, - notifying, them that somebody Was opposed-to that amendment.of the Con stitutiou.,: .[Laughter.] . :.Well, suppose, serne-: body ii.. .1 Can: find a hundred thous'and 'reb-. cls.who:Are opposed to it. too: - ..That's What's the;matter, - [Laughter:]: I: . can • florid . every 'rebel in . the :land. who, is. opposed td it and eVery . .C.OPnerhead . :in. the land. • BEyer) , man w ivho as. in ruins . aainst.' the, government .during the'fonr years of blOody battle is op posed to;that•amendment of the Constitution: [Cries - of "That's . sol." , an& appleuse.] • h - is.' not necessary for any particular men - to note-: fy us that, lie Is-opposed - to theltrnendenent; . . 10r,:fiB /. have tiaid, the disloyal m'ett•all over - the . country . are oppoied to it. But We hear. ,a voice coming from ' Tennessee - that 'is not opposed . ta it.. • They no longer - hearken .to the , voles ; of' their MoSes... (Laughter and, cheers.]: Terinesseiliiterefuseitte accept shy . .sel constituted - 11Oses. - ; Tit et.. Are-. going .. to lead•theinselves'init of hondage.•,..And..l. am' glad to-night:that the voice conies :trembling upon the wires from :Nashville to:Washing— •ton,.-4dying that - ,..'the deed'ia done." :The Act :has, been ...performed,.: and. - the 'wish' of the loyal peoßle otT tt enneSsee has been 'ed:::"l.tis in 'aecorditice :sVith the voice of the majority "of the, ItcPreeentativei of the' People' - of tialit.greatcoontry;•lind,not.-inaccordintee :ivith',lhe'Teimi .of the "mistepraeatativee... of the`,.periPle . ,; • Ofti.is".::great.cotintry.i.:.:."Wa -are 014,,,110*ayak . aacl,h4.tiat , theloytOpeeple.ol "gal Ai944,:smi,WW:kilt,A.mON IN. Single Copies Six Cents. . . .. Von the going. to - destriration.- . .-•.Den't . ..yon I must . bii: punished and - -treason' made .:7!... -.:f -knew your party is: geing:te - be destroyed?. I is•atrainst• tins ••• ptopositiort - because !Cis .not'. ... ;- • ..4 Den'ty . ntlitnow that:there isstich, a willand . infileientlY. favorable to theSoirth, how Would. • : ~... • ,;: determination.of the Mee new in:pOWeithat- he:make treason. odious ? ...I suppose hewOuld:e . ; ,.• . .•..e. they will destroy this - radical erganizetion: es make traitors odioui by putting Sher:Min . of-' - . - - . e 1.: . • they. call.it-•-tlierit, will be swept out of exist= tics: , [tesughter.] ,' I suppose it hes becotne -•:' :,` ;:::•.k• once.?" It is the 'Men . w he obey tim e la ws.,. ;.. t i nil so : odiotth - to hold oftice`thae,they propese •te• : a. ~.; present,, rio,rnatter what-they have done thir s make treason. odious ;.by putting ; the - uniterite. • inge the. terrible - struggle . through which we ~ineollice.:. - Tere may'be something pertinent.- -, e- ! .have'. passed, that .themow tabe eonSidered4 in that, fornine-tentha of thee!) men commit= -.-;.. --t as loa-al meir' It iif the& who.ohey• the. die-t ted -treason because they- eouldnot get the of-.•- tates of nien,high 'in power -contrary.fe, the tines they. wented. - .[Laughter.],l say; then,.; ::'... .Yolee. rot the ..llnion . majority of 'this nation that OM man who-is opposed to . this - aniend-amend ...',:•. -; who are lie • eegariled as, the loyal then,. "meat becatise•ii reduces • the • PoWer , Of - thei ".... , :e :e l, .while, the men who :cewased , this rebellipml traitor inthe Sbuth:to en equality. with year. •..- f •.-..' g and - stistained the Government are to betook- I power e and because it oropaSea to" pay' the '-' - 1' 1... - , ed neon as disloyal men e Seouted:fiem:soeie- I-uatimial debt,ls in favor of repudiation. You. . e : • i ty. and. driven from all'positions ot honor ,a-- ' - icatthot put it la any other •light. - 1, -- Let - it' hue. "e•,... Y WC are that all this, will be, done• by the :reinembeeed•that thiS - is a 'debt we owe terour. . ~. ,r; ~.;:. Powers that be ; -that, there is a privier in - this own people. 'lt is - 6., debt incurred to save . ee .: men eel:lolling like lhe amaYer ot - JaCkann. -- ilia life of the -nation—incurred..teegive us :". :. e• - :' - , They Si) there-is thrrien in this Country. who life and fiberty. • TIM man; who- would oppose - ...e . .. , is - w elk ing .ia the. fothsieps Of Jackson.. W elle, the- payment of. that ilebewould not Pay lila ..- there - may be.:. There tn-ii he a greattriaay' I own debt- , li :Trio not believe e would?. old Pay .... .:JaCksona, in the land: aL ,There" may_ he "a greatl the. funeral - expenses ''pl . hia sown .wife. 7 - 1 . - ..., "to any:- a as.great as Jack Son was ; , greet '[Lauehter and cheers.l. -',. . •- - - - .• • --• many. . ruenWho have as-strong swill as Jack• ..son had. There's no qiiestiou ahoutth w at.a-- ortpoied to the payment of the national debt,' • • . - : -12Mt•i I rein .history: right,. and I: heheie I to putting. it in the Constitution 1- .: Ls it, going . • .' _ ..: haVe . sente,recollection 61 - the. days of Jack= ;I to hurt the Constitthion? e lt Scuds to inc it . .• -- • .50n,1. - find that :Jectsen", always . fought. his - :Will make it !more bright, if possible, than tef- • ' ...• •. -enemies, and. that his frieridsniways stood by" .foie. It sitarist to' r children and our child-... him: • I -find: that , when. Jackaon ' Vetoed. a ren's children the high' sense of honor their . -: '1 I :man, he vetoed his egelny and not his friend,- lathers held ; . that they placed, theliedetermle • ....• J- tied, by looking on a • little, while, that ,nation that theiehenor and good faith should' -• .. . T . Jackson:died, 1.• have .nat heard - of any other hot be tarnished in•lettein 'of living light, that: •- - . - .Tackst - nt since that waS'ever President of the, all generationsinight.. read,' that they would - e . .... United States. ...- [Great Lengthen - ,I do not • never.,repudiate ,a/ debt - incurred to - Save the. . .: •!, think this consideration -should trouble ifs.—' county.: [Applause.] "\I can see-no reason .• ' .. • We•have-Soniething before•us upott Welieh• to wits any ratan should oppose 'that unless the -- ..- , form 'our judgment seanCopiniefia„ without determination is to allege loyalty' to treason . .• •- :. lopking to. the opleion of anyone. individual,. • and make loyalty-odious,-lea see no other. -.- e .. What's thiS amendinent to the Conetitu- reason for it to save my soul end if there - is .• .-.'-.' tion:oftheUpited Stetes that iseao obnoxious? no other, then why l. men: not - Tee the - constitutional: :' It requires that elem born within the junta- amendment be immediately 'adopted ? [Ap- : . ".- - e a dietiodot the - United bastes-shOuld 'be 'citizens • phase.]' : It will be adopted, and I wilt. tell - :' • • : thereof:- Why, thatis the law-alreacly. There- youdiew : Ifthe loyal men of this:land have ...• ....• is nothing km:Opel:in that. Eatery nest might. as much nerve es•they ought to Lave; It will . e.- .e. ; 'to'be - stsistied.-There'iS CO - man in this coma' become a parteot the - Censtitutitia. If they. - . try Who e i,j ete :t. e : apytierson born in ' the have•the asmenerVe that they, exhibited du- - . ' . - couittny -being-a eitizep, iital - : . therefore - O . () oh- - ring- the c . ontinuariee .of this rebellion:II:will .- , :. lecWril to putting: itinto. the Constitution-- fbe adopted. "Olt, hut,!' Says some - Wiseacre, .. . We..also provide. that those Who havehereto: "theee men pftlie seeeded Slates - will' not am. r ... 'fore taken an oath to, support. the Govern- cent it; ehencil their honin. isinvolved ; they , mem gild - afterwards ppg:‘ , ,z,vtl in.the'ts - bidhon, cannot d h o ..: The honor oft heSe traitors! ''e i , .shall net hold • any of aceunder., the Federal It inust not be.donee'..• Oh ! 'they are terrible Government: I would like to know what Ole .on -honor . ; this - thing Must . ..not be done.— • .-• •.• . jeetton there is talli th . Itissaid Ihe •objee- They say "you cannot"expect la to - presefibe ... den -is that it cuts.ott So many people in the enreelvea e " • Tbeirdebilnust bti.paid. \Vett e ' 'Swath ;'that there, are en - many persons there we did not expect thorn - to • commit treason, : . e . who took an - oath to support the Constitution but there is one thing ate do expect them to .. .. ~ - of, 4 reUnited.States and . then 'went:into the do, and that. is unless they adopt that amend. : . e• , . rcb lionmen ',among . the highest elm, old meet - their footsteps will never enter the per .. • .. . pol 'Orme,' - end SO forth--,that it ewould be tale of this Congress. .It is not a question as •-, -.± &eh - ten gems Wrong: •-.Let us see 'whether it to whether.they have not livid men here ,of wohldbe deing'a - great wropg - or note . .Those not ;= thatis dodging the tnaimissue:. It Is not -.-- • men Who 'went ithe the away sgitinst the Gee-- tia- men to - come tiere,and• be admitted as loy- - .: .-. ernineut ;committed treason.... We elm - Went .al. men, and then for.disloyal men to be . elect- - ' .into the war limier the Old flagdid so stand: :61' from titest - One district and refused-admit-•-• • -••-.. rug upon .the."Cainstitution, et ••the • I.Thited - . Manse; It is for us, to elOerrnine Whether. the .", -. . Stetes esanade for us by our fathers.' . [Ap-"people thethselyes are entitled. to repreSents e •.• .... Obtuse.] We-went into the' war against the than at all.. - . The .question is. have tile relit, • -.• . rebellion:with- all our rights and prieilegt?.s. 'dons Which have been .brokeri off between .• 'guaranteed trams that were guaranteed tem& the people ,of - these States and the National- -e: - :-: fathers by the - : : (..einstitthien 'and _laws .of the Goverument reStoreci ? f. Say that in forfeit- . - - land. --- We foitalit rigalustinen who ling lora • , ing -their'. rights by war; they. forfeited their -: , feited - each and . every One. of these righte.---: right to • -their'., just as they did :any - . .-• .:We Blight against,. Meth foe the. purpose of *oilier politicareight ; anti the only way, that putting down the' rebellion end restoring the right can be - restoriel is by Congress - sifting as '\\ • e ! - Government.. you - remember elec. front one 'judge-and- jury; and - "by nobody else,_. It is - -e ' ,Id of. the State to the, Office there was One the ()ply:department in this , Governmeni that ' . .- i. ti iversal glow of patriotism e flee - rushed, to .has the right now of'-restoring them -to their ' .. I .thins ; they. were urged' On by. patriotism 'and political privileges, and it has the right, of re-; •.. - , • devotion to their country.theanst•treas , in and ..storitat there, to jusysiteit privileges- as it scene • -. •,. -against disloyalty. This being - oiir purpose ft. Until Congress does it they are not enti'-' and. our object and the .reason for aeliiie; -tics to that right, and. they will not be until •• • - there - was not - one of you-who . ' wets 'forth in. they' have voted for this tames itotiorial amen& .- ---:- .! • defence •of your . Couto ry whit belle.ved .then ment acid- done several other things. : - ' e .' •a , that - when '-areleoa •wasisuppreteed - and . - We are told ales - unless owe admit these' ~. '- the Government .fully restored, the 'country people without= further .;eorthitiousethey wi11. ,- . •-. •• rind the laws Of the - country recognized, .that . stir up anotheretrouble; that they are-already '1 the' men . .. Who Performed .•the'.goo• office- to- liegieningto ineve dowe there ;, that they . are.. • • .-. tr;ad the Go - a - eintrient that you clil . , .as' ki sap- getting very sore,.. Well, they . hav-e been sore . ...... , triinial it in ies hour. of Wal e: would' he" placed for 'spine time. :If - they mug have trouble or.. .. •1' • on "thenlime footing or below:the trai t ors th ey _must' have representation, y o far es Lath con-. ''''. fought.: ' [Applause - ] - There was-not• a sol- •:cernedeil say they' cannot have represent!- .. -- thee Who- believed such ..e -.thing—there was tion . untilthey...heye ;performed the.-avas re- 'hot a loYal _man who 'believed such a thite;-: -quireil of, them: - Mere •it eiaturbariree was . ..- - • - The nuieerSelepiition,Was that eliere would made by. sonic One on the flirt here side. 'of the ...;', .he aline - so deep and SO bread drawn. et weep TONI), and-cries of "put him out "Wer9 e -.- the" &alter fend loyalist that foture general - nes, raised and 7 quiekly put into excent ion by the . 2 7 ... 1 "might behold Was long -as time should roll' -ejection of the disorderly' iisdivialuall . - *. ' • I :on e This. was the undersutedingofeell loyal .. - .General Leann resumed; This then, I-say; . ...- men them; it is-Wliet, loyal ..men Understand Is ii question ter Congress to determine, and- - - to clay shall he done. ; :[Gre . et cheering • - :it is mouestiem .So - far es, the ' States lately in • - :-. • • • Siretell . nie Where:your Jeff. - Devises, yen& rebellion are concerned; as, to -whether: they • • • :' SI ephenses, your Towel:A:3s; your:Lees,:your . will or will hot ea h ere is .uo study shout it`— : a e .BeauregardsnMn who liave,livettorithe fat Tennessee-accetfes•to the proposition of Con- 01,,tee.land, Merl who hive peen educated at .grees, and to:thorroev she .is restored to her: • ••••• the charity seheols of , the :nation, man - who • position in the - Union.' . Arkansas does the -.• : ' never.hadat spear of,grass grow or . a fiercer same.thing,..and when is 'done shoals will .•:. bloom in their gardens that was not • watered step . ie. • * It others do not choose .to - cetine,e by the droppings from the 'Treasury :, of the so tar :as representation is concerned, we can.. -1 - .. United States, men who :had lived in luxury got along. as ithent them. :• We did •run - this .• and weelth, . Who - have - had given. themehe machine font. years, rind - it'-seems to me-we .highest posit ions . in the land, the highest hon.. got along 'pretty welly ' . [Laughter,- and - cries •:. orst he people could confer .0 pen them,. and .of 'lilt's the t alk."] We. had 'a pretty' largcree '.. vela who, while.. their - emblems .of hentor . contract On hand, but aye got 'along with lt7 •s : were oil hem,, c break their oaths, vie- •very.well,• fold l: believe we had pretty nearly: . ::. .• - bite their eblightleee..erel &envie under foot -the,-same set of men - : in -(.:ongreSs that weee. , - the laws of the .andare..'" They.cepail Mae .have:noWe. I thou'ght We. got along very-well .- - ' truth squirts beneath their- feet as IheY itiS:Sed without thenid-of the rebels e I saw no elitists ' .Se • I the.Bliiie.fted swine ..hy the. ever- living God" to coinplain,'.and I sec no reason to complain . "- that they would -Sustain. the, Geyerninent in ,the. lot ere, se far as lain concerned.. Their , • . . , against all - i.t. - .4 enemies: fiat opposers.., : These lei these inen:Who talk. about their rights to' . . • '- arc the mere alio fitted the land fromone end enter the hells' ofe'Collgt** ,and then.beghth • to -heather withniourp;ng:Whh ividciwa and - to spout trea s on 'against fife land;'rethalti.out- -. orphans—who la t i , e eause&rieers;'of•.bleod cult. ',. I remeentier:abipti foot' yorw'lN;9; !they . " .- . -to course the rich *soil of the Sou* , and • the • wit lidreW . trout this•GoVernilienVand set up VeiYlap& itself. to groan'. tinder the distresa, a -government for di emsebietellaremember.... ~ • and - beetheus. beought . Upon. theland by: the' the battles- they fought against, 'this Govern; ••• - horrors - efwet! When you look upon this Ment, and how they were_tlefeated - and.their -, '-: .picture,. Lest; yon as 'it loyal .man;: as a good . .orimnizetioe • destroyed ; 'therefore' 'it •is not:. ' • • elan, as a conscientious man; es a geed Moth; their place now to:chaise. the.terres ,of reor-• -. • , .e . r. 'a great Wile:pea good ; sister,, to tell the,. :ganization ;it is for :. them, to' sit quiet and • -- youthe mane who . feta 'assisted in bringing on wait until we , get: ready-to 'invite 'them to ': - 1 yOu'ell these sorrows tolmdecerded as ninth come back. ".'Gentlemen, until we invite you, •• •' . 1 rights and-as triany..p . rivileges •in the GoVern- I. think you, had. better stay at home={laugh- ~•'.. ' mint under .whieli .we live-as the -than; IN 11 (5 In• ;]• and ,Saine tithe - ago they.. ,would.lialie • • • ' has . fougbt for thalmisteined•the Governmeet been very-well satisfied .with that, iintil - they'_. .. - in the clerk heur.of its ?• • ICries of load been-taught to believe that', these same e: - NO re""NO I ".. and - apPlause.] -• If this, - illy Yankees, they had been accustomed to regard . ...,' • fello we coup tureen: de what, : tele:. new policy as -Cowars befere. the . war were still cowards;, . ' . .of rest toration•rp eanse . then: for one I heg to and that t liey. -mfghtliate'. another . Bull Run : :. be. exceSed . from - being. brought - into the -great in Congress: They would come lu and haVo:::.; tribute& in witiCh it is to-be milked Out. I everything their own way, -Mid Wield the "..- .:. do nothelhere the great Davis, or the great• power of - Congress and the country the same "-•• :. Stephens:- Who perailed the streets. of, lya•sit- , as they did when James Buchanan ~.Es4.,' ington a short time • ago, is entitled. to the avas•President: a [Great laughter.] 7- But they •:-..• , same rights Steel - the; no will I ever helieVe were; mistaken ; they ';.Were met by different; it. •.: [Cheers.] .. And. Whenever you give. to .material from -What. they expected,' and I •-•-. ' them. ilie - Seine .'rights phi ...give to me, or to hope and trust they will still find the men :a:. any ethearnan Who-fought - with me for four 'they meet milk. of 'sterner Stuff than they- e '.: years to suppress . this •relielripti,; tnen I avant _dim well in - Merino. - •: -,•• . . ' ... - you t.etellane what hes heetegiiined:by being - 'Now, : my fallow-countrymen;" as remarked. -. a loyal man to this .Gevernintat during the - .by Governor Hamilton, thereis to bell great ..:•:.' Warthat has . . been . waged. I want 'youto assemblage of_all kinds of people - of all com-., tell' me :wht. difference. waged., between a. .prexions •of politics 'in - Philadelphia "pretty- e:•- . loyal man, and ittraitarc e or 'what:difference 'seen e fore the purpose' of what a• • For- thee..., , therele VA - be - hereafter. .The traitor has only purpeiseof -'• Making loyal -then ; •tor the pure: •-: niadea little: -mistake;. it....was - 'an : emirpf-•pose of, reestablishing this 'Govern* nt. 9f ,• judgment-On his - part—jUst tisit was' with the our fathers on a-batter and-truer f a s:2 -.. man who coannitted any ghee. - --. It Vas an It seethe tome not. During -this whole. ra re , error 01 judgineet _On his part ; 'bet he is Mot e . liellion.there -Were . twci. parties in this, _Gove .. nevertheless, to beconsidered.as good a man • erninentthe traitors end theepatrioni. The 'e tas alie . Christiare Who has never:been-suspect- patriot Was.for-this Government, aim traitor.: tel, ef any wrong ; arra if yeti put them•npon was against it. The Union ithinsympathized e a par e what-is. the. difference 7. between an with the... Government Oho traitor fotight-:, -, ' honest Man and a thief?' [That's it ii There' :agaleat the.Ouverethent, Or. aympathized watt , is none, only. the:. thief gets , the e money,— itsenethiee., A line was - drawn.lietween - the. : ' Seel say, if-a &niter is placed on a par with two.. There were . laut tai o , sides, and men:. me--;and Lwill net Use myself as an illustre- must follow: one: of vibe other.. SO in the - !. thin—upon a par- with. General. Settfink 'or South:there were loyal men, -though- .. few In any other other general or any other soldier, be - number, who stoOd.by . thb. side of the Goy- • ' -.. cause a common soldier is justas good as - any eminent; all the ethers were -r on the side of , -. other•- - -I - saatifat traitor :is to he placed Urea • treason.,,- This •assembiage;•,which is to•meette ~ par:and have' , couferred on'hiln all the. civil* in a few - days, is not' teadestroy the . copper, . - • and, political rights; of a soldier, be. has the• lieed•partyefor thet ismlready- destroyed elt, adVatitage•of 'the, seldier e because when be is not for; thsparteseeof suppreesing,the re- goes . into the contest, .ifhe is successful hellion, fur that is already Suppreised." Mate .-• .against the Government, he gains,ewhile the "thou,-is" ii-for ? - It.„ is for' the purpose of (1 - 6 7 -2 : soldier is.dis e etaced - aid loses mill;, while. Wile straying the organization of the Unlomparty t unsuccessfulis IM., lases - . nothing; and the of this country, and -forno..e ether purposes. • soldier gaiessnothing...So that a mare is bet- Whatever. ', You ..will - find the. Copperhead:, ter off by beinga, rebel than by being a loyal, there; : yeti will:fied the diarippeirited offieel;.• - then. ; • There is ne doubt aboth. that, if:this - seeker there ;'the hungry tind thirsty Repub-, - :is:lcebethe.theory'On which- the Government lican who'hat been thirsting' for this waters.;. - - .is to he reseored.• ... • Itence, - .Lear for the dis-el that spring "from the fountains of office about • Unction between :loyalty and 'treasoMbeine:tide capital l for long_Years, and whoas never:; .: 1 .made so wide. - arid.' deep: I hat - every- man, e liad a drop:to:eool.hiS parched tongue, tinti'•' woman,. mind chile . - in the, land may e eee i:s mho' goes abere rot the purpose of crying out,' mark: - -• ' a • .••• -- - . .- .- - - ' "Oh; - Lazarus, for'-one drop!".. [Boisterous. Then, - again,: there is ainather provision In laughter and :cheers."] ' • this - constitutional amendment;*. It . proposes • laughter find, perhaps, a few officers of the that the debt of • the.'Grivernment ...shall be . army going over there to proVetheir toyalty• • • paid, •and: the rebel debt shalt not' be. paid,—, to the country. •Welliethose '.- who go 'there'-. Dees anybody object tO.tliat2. •-I wish,' after -teprove.their • loYaltaete the - country b'elievle; :fighting four years to , restore - this.GOVern-• that this tountraebelonga.ao .cae man; atils,. : - . - . ment, not to be taxed to help - pay the-Matt, chest; therefore, prove: their ' loyalty to hire; who has fought ageinstme. .1 - But it may be and not. to the Government:.l liave nothing:. .. who therebels rise the,same ergement. They, to sayngainsttliese men Obey : Were - my bro- ) . a do not wish to be . tax,ecl-to help pay the men 'theta in thins. rhave•the , highest-regard:aratt - who havebeep 'fighting against theme" . Nell; -esteem for theai; brit I whiney to them thine:: there is a-broad. difference - tit ,beiug• taxed for that .in my.opininfa the officer of the army of•e• the support of thiaGnierinneet, under which , the United 'Suites •who marched udder . dial. ~ we. live a to which we - look• for promelion e and scorching sun of the'Seuth to Wade,: as. they , : -.• to-which. all .neiv acknowledge . allegiance,. 'did alnfest, in to sive this Gerverntrieutai; ... arid-being . taxed AO help pay ; the men Who who' saw his brothers .fall- thick and-. fast. tried to destroy it and` failed in the actorm arenad e him, amid-a -sterna of. shot And shell... plishment of, their, ehlect. . Every person is epoured . .by the enemies of his country: whet . liound.tO Support:. the. goiefument A 0 .10111611 .can leave the' graves of )4 brothers, and not . e he looka•for proteetion e • . .. . .. .. ..e. • .-• hear. a voice froth those:gravea in the far off Now,:. then,. this-. seems to . me a most •fair South—go net, into the_ ruesliee . of- treasoe ee prop - Alden:: • ~I. C annot e see why :any - one :stand: by your colors as you fought for your. -: 'should - oppoSe it: - Why 'should, the. President : country.;. stand by the-tuen WhO stood by you,. oppose : it ? ~..,;Tlie.first.elause„lS thateall:men - end - who fought - by Your ,side - during those . born inthis country, shall I)e:citizens :of; the hours :of Arta], —[great - applause] --, if they. • United States: ~:Well, in . lecan take More. do ..ger „there and engage: in that- dance;:a• than .eine:of those inenein high positiens who it will' not be such a - dance as the soldier :are. against it, • and• eictsW•that they fa-- was, used "to "in his mareheto . battle . ; •, he vend- thetvery proposition -for years.- • ••• e . .. daned; ' to:: .the music of the, • Union—it The nett proposititinia thatn distinction is was .- a salve to his - : very . oul;: . - Vat_ babe, drawn, betw.eert• those- Who ,have hitert• 'they :will •-• be claucing . e. there •to ,the engaged in te - rebellion tialeederti and loyal"minis- .of treason. • - They will meet there , . men. -It also requirea that'repreientation its some of the leaders of the lOWlands of: Ow: :Congress shall be triade'equal—that in a die-- South for whoseetreasem. they fought upon •• strict"imSoutia carolinaehavidg.o,o9o .- people; • .the 'bloody fields :of the - south.' : - - .Y.thewlit ,' say . B,ooo colored-andlo,ooo-whites, and per-, -findthere - the. Copperhead who spat upon haps 4,00 voters,; ;,that ....these - 4,000 'voters - you while yen Were alighting . - for thollag of . -shall not have' -thee .same - .representation in,- your. country_ ; . Who spat upon that flag ; • who. Congreasists•so,ooo.whitepeople in the North... treated you with-the. tamest, contempt-rind: The proposition. is to give a vote irtilie.blorth they are there for.the purpose of destroying Just as.much powee.anal•weight in the Gov .the organizatiolethat saved the- country:--.. eretnent:as•a vote in the.Seeth and.nO• more.' 'Thelenst yom can do in:my . judgment- is, to Does anybody: - oppose .• that ?,'\ If lie 1§ op- have peattitietion with any- man who is net posed to making that distinction,. then' what loyal,' Let rae . ask you It the seine men avho-. ishein favor of?' -;-If he - is opposed to what - aria etandieg:hy,:elhose... propasitions or Coma : .14..6 distinction between :. traitors and-loyal greia are notmen Who. stand:by the . bonOtrit.e, - inene:this gives to - the Men, le - South ettrohne -And , who - are the .. men "viltodutve: gette9 iglt." - wheevotes; the same'. power• as . itegiVes to .a. 4.111-e Meeting : F. 7 Its lieadis here ;le - Washing:a . loyal 'plan. • ~ It Ouiltes'.4im:bleee • qual and no, - ton :. Why do they desert• the'men Illio:st4 up* , - - -W_ thtfittiamllo iifit asld AU% trlitt4lte . by:the c9ptry.,ausl44.lhout,, yrtta . :, 1 • • . '. ~ - - ~.. - ~,-..- .---, ~, - -: - .::.: . :r. - % , Li'-';-A. - ::' ,- 3 , ::' :?...; , --.:Or. 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