The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, March 02, 1867, Image 1

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TEURilli orICAREIitINEWACKIC(I2I, --- 7 r - .. 7.: - .;.-.
TETLILS-IV TB - per annum, payable inedviumb..- ... '..
63 00 D hot paid In advance.
Thwe tame will be strictly adhered to hereafter.
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Fifteen ..• .. •. '. :.' a • - 30, 00
clut , inbsaiptions meet Sivnriablybe paid inadvanee. - :
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It.e J,..run..,1...wi1l be furnished to Carriers and others .' • ' • . • '
rti4 00 per Itto copies. mob On delivery.. ', '
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• .- Clergymen and School Teachers will be farnlsta-• .• ' , -
ed .frith the Jouna.u. at. SI 30 in advance, or gi.lfie - . :, . •
pa-d within the year-over one year toll rates, .. , • •-• . • - • .••
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1 , ,,r 3 taros. including date, one hnertion,7s eta., and
slit-1 . -repent insertion. 35 cents. One square of 7 Hues, .. -.. . ' •
end over .3 Sum tot 1 ort Insert:lona $I : S ILIFSILIOUS • •. • ....
$1 '25; subsequent insertions, 2b cents square.- - .. • - '
L.:Fa sales in proportion. • ...: :. ~. - - .. .. . .. 1 „...
mon-rus r -TWO:
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'Three lines , with date, •$l5O • $2OO $a 50 $5OO - ' •
sei'im tines. and over 3, .: 300:' 4 00 . 700 1200'-• .
Two equarea.,•or 14 lines, "-500 600. 10 00 .15 00 . '... • • ' ..• • .• : ••. • ' • • '. ••
Lime overa tun:ire, Tr cents a line. Special Noll; . -
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One inch sp. ce is equal . to twelve lines. , . -
Larger AiaertiFt.llictsts vs •per agreement. • . : ' .
• ' .Ntne word., rorstitule a line, ..
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Cr. the circulation of the Jorans.vis not exceeded
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Termlnue of the Philadelphia
.& Reading D. R.,On the Delaware, at Philadelphia.—Plets for th e Shlpthent of Anthraeltee.
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•• . Fier No. .16. ue. Richmond. . .. .
'Pier No. 13. ' - . i CASTHER; . STICKIIBY & WV,T , T , TITG-TON
• BIAKIWTON,
Q - a i NTAR'- . & CO,'
. ,D, WARD, - GRALEIT:& 00., • . -
,:. -, Miners and Shippers of Coal.
9 Pine Street, New York. - ~ .1111rEn'AMB 84 CIPPna °r . ' ' Burnside (trim their Burnside CoL atShatnob n)
LORBERRI LTD: LOCUST • • . . .
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0 . 26 Walnut " a).liiladelphia. IEIOUSTAiN :co 4 1 ,,, Lewis Vein (Red Ash )."' . . • . . .
- : Lemu& : Nountuits (White Ash). ' ' ... . • -.-
tt 1 iii.lby -, " Boston: . - Shipp. eof other app
rroved qiialltiee Of r
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• WHIT AND, BED AsEc DDA - D. . . . . . . • 139.Trinify Building; New York, .. ,
111.9- Walnut Street, Phibulelptda. OFFICES- I°ls 'Walnut Stree Philadelphia. -.
. • . •• - - . (55 Eilby Street, goa t' ton, ... . •
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GOAL - OF ALL RINDS BY TEE CARGO .. 9 Trinity Balding, Neu York. • -
. • - Cor. of KUby &Doane 91zeet, Boston. Wharf No.. 6, Port Richmond, PlailadPM
Jap 2:,'96 ' , ' •4- -". • - Feb. 14..63 .- • •. - '•
• T''''' • - Feb 24,'6d"• (May 16, •63-204 -11 . fi. -
Vier No. 14. - • - • •
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- NEW YOR.K & ECEU Y..LE.ILL COAL Coo -.. L'EWIS - AiDNR
EIED it CO . ' . ...
ROMMEL• & WON.TER
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. • Wholesale Dealers in the best varieties of • ..• . • ' 'QUALITIES . .
lIROAD MOUNTAIN, BLACK REATH, ANO - --.- . • wIIOLI-13.5.1.8 DEALERS IN clear- or
IT ' PERI()" REJ) ASH H°AT ' S ' ' ' Anthraeite. - "and-.: Bittoninous. - Coals. : ANTHRACITE AM) . BITUMEcOIIS
-) 20 Exchange, Place, New York: - • •
OFFICES: i , 3.27, Walnut street. Philadelphia. •- ' • ' • 005 Waln at Street, Philadelphia. • - - 0• 0 ' .A: I_, 8 . •
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S. C. • Thwing & Co., Ants., 77 State . OFFICES: .{ 110 Broadway, New-York. .- . • , • - • ' ••• . , • • ' •- . . •. -
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•:, , S • • 43- , - . St., Boston. - ••
:. • l 14PlbyStrcet,Boston. - .
OFFICES:-205 1.-9 Walnut St., Philada.
Co.,Pioneer Shippers freinElizabethport, of
VANDILTSEN, . LOCI-FM-IN $ , MBIGH, SPRING MOtiNTA_IN, HAZLEToNi A.,..ND '.. . .. •'
No:11.. Rector rand .73 'Bread. ;
.Tray, New York.
. ewers= 07 . COUNCIL RIDGE COALS... , ('59
. 13:- ' _- , . . • .
. - ' . • • ' -21 &23 Doane 'Rt., Brixton.
LOCUST MOUNTAIN, LOCUST GAP, WITIMSDAR
.. *, -Pier 19 Port Richmond - Feb. - . _
. RE; LEIIIGH, AND OTHER .
JOHN C. SCOTT & - SONS,. • --. •.- - Pier No. 9. •.. .
' Vvi-lITE Ai'D RED - ASH COALS, .
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• '-• . BANCROFT, LEWIS . & CO r ••• •• .
Agents for the sale of the celebrated Cicor g es Creek • . . .
Cumberland Coal, .from the Mines of the Con- : MAPLE 'DALE. i COAL, .... . ... unn:r.s AND. mammas or Tie -. •
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Isolidation Coal and Iron Company of Maryland.. . . And Braless In other. approved qualities of Writhe .; Plebr.ated ASHLAND "COAL,- -
Pr. Richmond, .4
. and Red Ash -n other., and Cumberland . • • FROM MAHATIOY MOUNTAIN:.
Elizaladhport, ' . • - • 'c al. - ' - - ' •
Su ' Prn ' l • WHAnTt " ' Baltimore. ..- - • .° . • Philadelphia, N 0.1126 Walnut 'St., Room OFFICE-Ili Walnut street, Commercial Braiding,
Goorgelown. . OFFICES: 1 ' No. 4, Grigg Bonding.
New lurk Office-T7 Cedar Street. Bostotr'Offied-1.
201:Walnut street, IT:lb:dolphin. ' ' 4.. Y., No. 119 Broadway. 'Walter, Bros. . - • •
DOEMC Street, • - .' • . (Oct. 231 '59 43-
Orrtues: { . Trinity Thildurs", New York. • - .. Feb n . 1,7:41-ly . • • . • ik - Illo.', Agnate.
• - 5 Doane St., liciston .
Feb. 11,../Z. - . •• • . 'Pier No . 12. ''• • •.' J. - W..DITIN . KLEE • & CO.,
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. Pier No. 10, Port Richmond. . Berretta Roans; PAW. P. Banua. .Jas. L Iltrrn.No. . - • ' - ..811 . 9'PERS OF • • '
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BORDA I KELLER — & NOTTINO. ..; .0 0 I\_. L. .• • - .
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SHIPPERS . :-_, OF.COAL, Shippers or Coal. of the b e st Qualities. . Pier No. 40, Port iltiehmOtiod. -
from Port Richmond & Windmill •., -• • • &GENTS .FOR - . -•• • -
No. 2.1t3 Walnut Stroet,- Philadelphia, . .. • Island. ' • • •
D1.r . .,T3 l'Or. sl °RAUL ANL , BALE OF COAL :. . IL HC)HDA ' 1.32? Walnut st.,.rilna,dop Ma.' Manchesterl Beti . Ash New Raven and Lo-
N .,. 31:1 W. Thirtrimtli St., New. York. - P. P. KELLER. etiSt Mountain White Ash., .. - •
Third AN cute :.i.d Furty-i.irith St., New York. JAMES L NUTTING, 30 Kllby Sc, Beaton. . ' • - -
1% et' 111u0 f. Ito: Dunce, Rhode Island. .- . U. M. JAMES, Agt., Room 61, Trinity Dula; N,„ T. OFFICE 90*36 WALNUT ST., PIIII.ADELPILLA: '
Auga.,t. •;„ .01 - - .- . 31; 1 August 11, tGG : - - ' • • 32-"ly " July 21, '66• 29-11-
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PHILABELPIIIA,
NAVIGATION . . •
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ghliTing Whams for lIIIIRACITE COIL at
Grec.nwith, Delaware Myer, Phi
LE 'lf A.CDENRIED itlic Co.,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF TILE
Wolf Creek Diamond Coal Co.'s Dia
mond Red Ash, and
Black lleath White Ash Coals.
%!,t.rect,
OFFICES.: Itr. , ;:,l•.vny. Icw.Vor4.
• elreet,
Fvb 37, ,C,C;
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53E1' 3 1'1,1En & ETIO.
IN. E. car. sVe.larit &,I , ,airth sta., Phila.
ipyp:cEs Pine Street. Scw.Tcrlc.' •
L,?ictchttiit.,'No3l:Buildifig,Pr9NideLte.
DAVV. - ; I'EAUSON
einerTna CIF 7113
CELEBRATED, LOcUST MOUNTAIN WRITE ASII
and 5PC)1174 VEIN .
Ili.ErD" A.SI3 COAL
. (No. 1?. Walnnt Street, Philadelphia.
OFFICES: l N0..l 11 Broadway; Room No. 9 Trinity.
Lending, New York.
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[No. 11 Mare Street, L'oeton.
WTIATZT—GREENWICII, AVAIrE AVENUE.
•vt. PF4P.SCINT, rrfLn. EMNFLI. UMW, 15111.1 ND.
. DAVIS,. FALLS &
SIIIPPERS OF • .
ANTLIRUTIE.& - COIL,
UtEt... , . for Plymouth Coal Co: .4. Willte6barro.Coal.)
Office,No. 233 %Vatic:4l4 Kt:,
Nov 24. •flO .
AIIDENRIED, NORTON & -Coo
'Miners and Shippers of
C 0 A. IA
MOT:STAIN—fromII4zEr. DELL COLLEEET.
ENTri:rutar Cottirmr. , ,
GEOHtiE'S CREEK CLIMI3ERL9ND—from the ton
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. OAtION NMar OF MAILTlrAlitt.
3:IS Walnut Ft rect. Philadelphia.
OFFICES: )119 Broadway, New York. •.
' 11134 State Street, Boston.
Apiil 14-tf
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BOTHERMEL & SHAIIII3.,
•2fl cBl enu SIIIPPEES or . :-
ANTHRACITE ct.HITEHINOI.IB
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nr Sole •Agents for the Sale of the Ccrrmikrro Lo
Muurviemt COAL, from the CENTE:ALIA COLLIERY.
Offices:-3( I Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
• 11l Ilrondwit); N. V., and
Donne Street, Horgan.
Phlla, ; Port Richmond.
May 'tt •
J. It; TOINILITSO .-
SHIPPER OF
SC:O - .L B II- Ma -
By Sebtrylirlit Canal,) :
Na; 309 • WALNUT : ST.,
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. • •- - Reshipping Wil n rves s
Foqt ALT,EGTIENY AVENUE. Port Richmond,
LAPIIEL STREET NVLIARF, Kensington..
March 17..6r, . ' 11- - ty
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MAMMOT I VEIN
c ON'SOLIIIATE I*COAL CO.
Oar la 1 csliNY and I.liloAti bidIINTAIN . COALS
nre no* eold ,xclu,iv-ely by . DAY, IIUDDELL
de CO.
.orciceng. from them, - may ,Oways ' det , ezid
upon re7e:ring a pare article:
...A. B. *ALMON, tresintrer.
1 , 41111,1021 - tht,lBa Feb .67 • -* ' ' .84f
ELIZABETHPORT.
COAL. . . COAL . :
A.. T. STOUT .-& C 0.,.
end Shippers of the celebrated
" Fulton " & "Swot" (Lehigh) C0a13,..
From the Ebervate C.,lllery and thu Stout .
near 1141uton, Ps.,
And Dealers' in the beat Tarletlea of
ANTHRACITE AND BITTHESVES COILS..
'Delivered direct from the
. mines or on board of•ies.
*CIE at .
TRENTON. N. J., • . ELIZAEETIIPORT, N. J.
N. BRUNsWICI.S.,.N. J., PORT RICHMOND, PA..
OFFICES---4•] & 46 Trinity Building,
111 Broadway, New Vork.
A. T. STOUT. S. VANWHCLI.- STorr.•
April 0. '64 - ,
BROAD TOP.
- GENERAL OFFICV..-
Of TEM GELEREATZD'
BROAD TOP . WHITE 'ASH
scull-Eituaiinons
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No. 104 IVALNIEPI! STREET;
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PHELADELPHIA.
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.P.OI3E.LT RISE rOWEL,
r CONNECTING OFFICES: .
lo 'tirweeter Buildings, Boston, Dims.
3S Irs;l7iii, - Neu' Turk..
Fob. 14, 'CZ
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BROAD we'sp
SENITITITTENOTIS COAL,
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CALDWELL, GORDON- & 00 -
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No. 112 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, •
NO. 111 Braada ay, New York. i
• • 'No. 144 State Street, Bowies.
Ofer a saperlor quail:79f celebraiedcoal foam their
EDGE HILL' COLLLERY t.
Mined and shippod exclasiiuly by them.
DEEM
OLIN, ILA.O 7 MI &. 000 E,
LOCUST GAP, • ,
' • .I.OCUST 1110IINTAJW.
BLAGH 111341.1141:
oleo, dealers In other trot qualities of ' • :
.WHITE AHD BED ASH COALS..
114 Walnut • Street, Flill*Jpltia, and Woodland
VilinOets,,Schuyalll River. ; • •
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Teo Cur. /imams HAMM • aim lAL.Cl!ore
WM. P. 2/90DY, Maar Airalk,,
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NEW YORK.
SAML. BONNELL, JR
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Gi-A;R CR-EEK
LLHLGH COALS; .
Wyoming, Lackawanna & Scranton,
Delivered on bosid liesaele at P 1 eriNots. 4,8 & 0,
ELIZAB.ETIII.OI4T, N. J.
GrBIGE-43 & 46 TM= BUILDING,
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•111 Broadway, Now York. -
May 12, ' . . • . 19-ly
ILICEURD ELECKSCIIER, Js. FEW. A. MASON
HECKSCHER A: MASON,
WIIOLEBALZ nr.stmas fN
ANTHRACITE & BITUMINOUS
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OFFICE-NO. 71 BROADWAY. u..- - Annns ELTLD
. IZZG,)".IIOO3T 34, NEW YORK.
April 21, •66 , : 0.
DANIEL PACKER.-. . • E. A. PACKER.
'DANIEL PACKER
.eiz -Co.,
IdDIEES AND smprErsor
Williesbarre,
Lackaurantßa.•Cumbe.rland,
and Elk Hill Gas Coal
• •
~;Coinpany. . •
COALS.
OPPICE—No."4 Pine Sireei, New Itoric.
October. 14, ‘,65
DAY, HUDI3ELET, & Co.,
Batumi AND SHIPPERS OF
ANTHRACITE &. BITUMINOUS
C0..A14.
No 109 Walnut at Philadelphia,__
111 Broadway, (Trinit Building,) N. Y;
7 Doane Street, Boston. -
Feb 10, .66
. .
JAL W. CALDWELL. C. B. CoNALIT. • W*. Rum.
CALDWELL,: CONANT .&
119 Broadway; Corner Cedar mt„ nr. k ic
• .
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
COALS.
LEHIGH, COUNCIL ' RIDGE; WILEESBARRE,
11A14 NOY RED ASH,.:LOCUST. BIODIs.T.•
MN, 'CUMBERLAND,:Br.OAD TOP .
AND OTHER VARIETIES. • .
Feb SC '6B • 841
. .
WILKESBARRE GOAL;
-masvzorm nrrairr ritom rxrc um:s or TUB
WiLICESBARBE COAL AND. IRON CO.,
OR FOR RE-SEUPIRRYI' AT .
Elisimbethport and Jersey City..:
Omor:/i0. 16 Will, StRRER NEW. TORS:
Feb 16, 'GT
•
COAL. COAL.
sgui,TEllit undersigned is now prupared to
tilhordere for Lelakeh,Wyoming, gh
moki n , Mehuylkill; White and Rod'Ash,
Cumberland and Gas • Coal—from Mauch
Chunk
. on the Lehigh Oanalr.fichuglkill Haven. Port
Carbon and Port Clinton on the Schuylkill Canal,
and from Amboy, Trenton.-Hoboken and - Port Rich
mond. for shipment rant and. North. • • -
PrOrders Bent wtll receive-1 prompt attention.
W.. 7.. INABLAPIT,
Rooms 70 and 71, Trinity Building, New York.
Jane. 20036
LEIIIGII.
THOS..HULLdi CO.,
sumo Axe taxer= Or
slums SPRING laorwrys
COAL,
Yorktowm Carbon County, ?mum.
oai~esa: -
329 WALPIIIT Street, PhltadelphLa,
JRAIVISSVILLE, Ltttierne Cotatity,Pa.
. 1121 9 43. '64. . so-
LORBERRY CREEK.
LOBBEI&BY DOLL.
CWe, t be undersigned. having consolidated our Three
MAI err c in rite Lorberry Region. will , hereafter trams.
act ourbusimms under the name of •
. MILLER, GRAMM & Co.
• • MILLER, STEEN & Co.
GRAEFF & NUTTING. - •
Mr. GRAREFIP, a member of our dm, having aseocla
ted himself with J. R. BLARISTON, will, reside in
Titiladel plat and all our coal shipped by tide-water will
•tm under the exclusive. control 'MARMON,
. .
. _
By increased care and attention Mite preparation, we
hoop to maintain the reputation of oar celebrated Lor
berry Coal. 'Thrthasers abroad can rely apoh having
this coal shipped in the verybeet order. • '
GUEST a CO.
Veh. IS. in .
JOHN R. H
COAL SCREENS •
1
•Of the Late.land Moot Approied Styles.
The ®derelgned whO is ap . ractical &men Mender;
taxer,. informs . Mal .Operators end others, that he is
manufacturing a new COAL SCREEN, patented
June 21;1664. and :•another. patented . Anon 8,. 1866,
liE GUARANTEES THAT THE • MESH WILL AL.
WAYS RETAIN ITS ORIGINAL SIZE Erkrru EN
TIRELY. WORN OUT. , . • ' •
.He reepectfully solicits a contintience time patron
age heretofore so liberally bestowed upon his.
• • •
JOHN R. BMX-
ItalirosA St., rear of Estorlits Hardware Store. - •
Nov. 4 14-444.1. • PO'TTSIVILLE, PA-
• •
PATENT SLATER: PICKER.
•
This Is warranted to remove alLtat, and retneo star
from coal salt pia through the breaker. , -It is used
at many co ea tluntigtunit tbsi. Bestos.with perfect
satlataction.' ..
We refer to Jas. Lanigan, Pa ttseillev . 3121111 Z Dew? .
oat, Shamokin, and liens, 11014 Trlntloak whe' have
the Picker - In ma. Address,
TIMM & ra.
Jan 12. It 2.tf
Canned Tomatoes and Oncelariat
' - griAd.ZZBECJIDB.- ,
.
pheos• Busi.—A GO( >lt •
Assalenagm-r,ckwe
VV as low as In O. A net forbminnern jot neer,
ed and for nee st: • ' • 11.041 SAPS Bookstore. :.
.
-f3 te r! - . Hams: • - Aviotor eatorki Hinia-joat
.IAL: mg i,l, sAct.for tyLi
44
.. ..51L1.13,...11 ....
__ ••••••,....-....
iiiiart 01.410. •0111111 1 4411 'Y
Ni L 'atila
Jr ' iWAVOI maltase. - . 114 MIL . '
...., , . . . „
.. .- , ':.- . " ''• - .. i .- } '",' . r:1•", - 7'3. •
• J .• • , • •
I will teach you to pierce the Benda at the Earth, and king oat frontal! Caverns - rot ileentains Metal s which will
give steftigth to era hands and sodded an iridure to ooi whe and ionninte..—Dg„ 7oußOlf.
SCHUYLKILL CO.
T. H. B()HOLT.ENBERGER - • AGENT; •
• • . • Miner and Shipper of the Celebrated . •
Blaek Heath White AM and • Peaked Noun
taro Free Burning • * •
PINK ASH •
P.O. ADDRESS—Porrsvn.us or hitigravu.r.r., Sennyi
kill County. Pa. • .
April 12, .82 . • . . 1.541
JAZI~S J.' - Cceilt NE It,
Miner and Shipper of the Celebrated
LOCUST MOUNTAIN.COAL.
PottoviM, Schaylkill.Cpunty, Penult. •
1969 • • ' 2T-ly •
..•• • R . :ET .IC.-
. • FINER, AND SIIIPPEB, OF ITHE
• C Min 33' MI)
Centcalia or Locust Itiotintain
• C 0 A . _ •
Post Office Address, ASHLAND, Schuylkill. Car 4,
Pa.,. or Cent ral ta,Columbia County. . '
. June 2, '65 .
THE HILL & HARRIS COAL.
Messrs; ROIE.M.EL HUNTER,
20'21-2 Walnut Philudn.; •
• • -
Our eitineivo Agents for the sale of our coal, along_
the line of the - 17 , chulkill. In the cities of Plailadelphhr
and New York, and in the Eastern Markete—to -whom
all orders should be addmeeed. ' . -
. _
conlitming to prepire hur coal. in the VEBY wee
MANNEI3, hope to retain our 'old customers aid
e. cure nee: ones, being
. prepared to do' a largely in-
cressed beam as this )tar: • MILL &11Alint , .
Id:dumpy City, Jan. 31t, 1567. Feb. 1., '67;-5-'
. .
EAST FRANKLIN..I. 43:11 B. ERR I'
. VEIN: COAL. -.. .
lii , East Lranklin Lothar) , Coal Le now. Bol d excbv
, Aively by Mesers. CALDWL'LL. GORDON it Co., who
are my Bole Agente. Parties ordering from them, may
always depend' upon getting a pate article. _
. (Nu. 112 Walnut St., PhiledulPhilli . -
wit y,,,,, i j w.. 111 ltroaiway, Trinity Building,•
1 .:.New York.
t.
—_ f . N
.
. • . ... o. 144 butte iit.reet, Baton... .
• . • • mtNB Y HMEL.
. .Tremont, Malelo.9, '69'; .. . , ,13... •
• •
COAL. AND S,
r110,1.:E.ANE.,-The Schuylkill Coal Company are
1101 v -prepared to make iesaee un their lauds in
'aster Townamp, Schuylkill Comity. These lands are•
located ou - the very. best portion of •the lieckse her I.IIP
tea, having over four miles min on the Duniel,Croeby.
Lealor, and,all. the veins known in that basin, - both
stbove and • below water level. Favor:l4le leases' with
an abundance of timber for mining purposes, will *now
be made to good tenants, on - application IL
BODY, Preaktent of the Company, Nu. 8 Wall Street,
hievr.York. - , June:2..6B.—M
. . . .
460A.11,LE.ks4E6.—The Nei -York and
1 1 : 11 ' Middle Coal Field Rail Road and Coal Coin
wily, are now prepsie(l to give Leases on their lands,,
- lecated in Conynguam, Township; Columbia County, in
.the vicinity of-Mount Carmel, which have been fully
developed by recent sballings. The Lessees witlbe re
quired to make ail the necessary, improvements: • . •
Applications Will be eceived at theoffice of the Com=
palmy, No. 226 Walnut Lit., Phiindelible, or to their En-
Meer, W. R. Symons, Russell's Mudding •Potlaville -
Petusa., where lull information can he ohtained.
Jan.lsl, ' - ' .. 2-Bm. •
111TEIEUY DE 41SABLE COAL ESTATE
• Fan_
The irsi-cntors of James Dandas,• Demised, and the
Stecutora of -Whitton - Richard'ion, deceased, will sell
all that valuable tract of coal la - lid - known as the
"Catherine Groh"- Tract. . •
- •
Situate in Cass and Foster • Townslilja, Sebuyliffil,
County, Pennsylvania. '.. • : .
. .
This tract contains 424 acres, almost all of which are
underlaid with primal seam! of coal: -The tract hex
throe distinct basins on it, viz :—The First or Southern'
Basin, between the Mine Hill and • Peaked Menritsdn is
the Middle VT Great Basin, between the Peaked Moun
tain and Broad Mountain, and the-Inverted or Jugular
- Basin on the Broad •• Mountain. • The' of the .
veins average about I'loo. yards.
The Middle Basin contains ALL the • • wn veins
from the -"Big Orchard". down - to the first in the serial
. of the measure, including the MAMMOTH—being ten
veins in all; of the aggregate thickness of over seventy
• There are now two firit - Chisa - collieries on the tract;
viz The •"Gten CarboiP—rinder lease, -which expires
October; 1871-end. The Peaked' hi suntain,.'—the
lease of which expired let of &unary,' 1861, and which
Is now untenanted.. "There is ample -capacity for- a
third colliery In the first or Southern Basin, whose op.
erathins for years would be' above - water level. The
improvethents, which NVillPe 'gild with the lease, con.
dot of one new,: . large; P?werflid • etlndelf • Pumping
Engine, tOO horse power, -built, by Mr. Vastine of
'Potteilllcl, with all its appurtenances, in :complete ord
er, four fifty In,rod-p - ovver • and one sixtY-htirae power .
Hoisting and - Pumping. 'Engines: 82 • Miners' 'Rotten&
one ler. e Stone Store and Dwelling House, Reservoir,.
Water pipes, Stables; stud various other valuable prop-.
erase.'.
estate in • fee, the undersigned e will sell
along with it tl3O right possessed by this estate to mine
' coal abuse water level on the adjacent lan& of the
Forest Imppmement Company between certain wino.
.For further • lot Imetion, parties contemplating &
purchase, are invited to call at the office of, the under
signed,' where they may examine the inventory,- maps,
'surveys - and Itugir.eere. report of then tract. The terms
Of sale will be made 'very liberal. '
• JuSHUALIPPIbICOTT, •••
•
RICHARD SMETHURST, ; • .
• . •
J. DUNBAR Luvistxmr. • • .
Meecutore of James Dundruk: Deceased, 400. Prune
• - GEORGE J.II . IGECARDSON,• '
- .
THOMAS WEBSTER, •
•
- -
• . 'THOMAS BRAKES,
• • • " , RICHARD •
E . :coca:ors and Trustees of Wiu: Riehardsot, Deceased;
. NO. 2150 Smith 4th street, Philadelphia. • • •
or to tEll.k.BLltiti..ol. HILL,
•
Beal Estate APcnt, Pottscilli.
January 19, 113eiT". • s. •-•
. . . .
•• •
FIRAT CLAMS COLLIERY for Lease.
—The executors of James Dariduz,'dec'd: and die
executors of-Wm. Rictiardsou„dect, oder fur lease the
Peaked Mountain Colliery on the --Catharine Groh"
'tract situate lu Foster Township. Sclitrylinll - ()minty,
Penna. The lease will grant We right to mine on the
narth dips of , the "Big ()reliant , . -.primrose,"
.sa i nnes, - * , ...Crosby or Mammoth," . - Skidmore,", and
"Ruck Mountain.' Veins. • Also, the right to establish
a new colliery 011 the basin between the peaked Moon.
tabu and Mine 11111, and work all the veins of the basin
on both dips—and likewise all coal above . water level
-on the 'adjacent lands of the Forest Improvenient
pant. between Certain . The Peaked Idowitehi
ColPery. is worked .by two - ratans, and the • binpative..
'meets, consisting of hoisting engines. new -large Cur
nuM engine; pampa, miners` botises: atc.;ac.; are
all in excellent condition.. This most desirable proper,
ty,wili be leased on liberal terms . F ar ther informa
tion and exhibits of maps, surveys, will, be given
to responsible parties on application to TRH =ann.
TORS- OF JAMEY DIINDAki OR WM: RURI ARI )50...n,
zioo Prune street:, PR:Munk:LP/11A, or to
CELAJMES jIL RILL, Agent, Pottsville.
- VOR BALE OR TO LEASE.—A tract of
land - situate hail a mile mat ut Llewellyn, tu
Branch and Reilly' townships, Schuylkill County, con
taining 433 acres.' having a run of three-fourths of a
mile on the following was, viz: She Gate Veins, Set-.
kirk, Black' Mine., Tunnel, It'hust and Went. Partiw
wishing to purchase or to lease will make applica:Un
to - Josuue LIPPINCO'rT, • -
• • ••• RICHARD S3ilitTlf
-J. DENIMS LIITIODOTT,
• aremters of the.M.tate of James Dundee, deceased,
• at 121 Walnut -Bg. rkillada:,
Or to ClUinfai hi. LULU ItealEstate A:O., Pottsville.
August 19, - Ms.• • • • int.tu
- . •
PLUMB*G - AND GAS TriurlNG
. . ,
_ .
;ATTENDED TO IN ALL THEIR BRANCHES.'
garOlitaB6lll4 111011,111KATE!..:0
Ord a left it the BOSBYSE(EII.* tit°.
and 'Come St., ,vOll - receive
• 1113)4 Brim, popriiiid Lead bilr.
. ; GEORGEN. MUM
-• ~c ooritet olttfsth aad.4hLrJDou Moat'
-- POIIRMOraIa WW I - * :
OFFICIAL
AUDITORS' DEPORT
FINANCES OF SCIUffUUL CO.
. .
W.V. R. RUDY, :Trrahicra, in aoottunt with &bull
LIZ/ County. , • . •• - . -•- - ' .. ..- . -..-
. .. , • ' .. . • • - * -
. .. To Cash Received as follows : ' .
Jan 1 H J-Handler. late Treasurer, balance - --. . -:
' Auditoreßerort " 26,r1' 10
Jan . - . l 4lablon litock..*.AYbiattd, - .
Bounty money refEmded,. $6OO 00 • .
Jan 16 . -1)1. Snyder. bal in fart, note . .
2 • nf Jacob Helms for coati.. 142 26
San' 18 M Doran; . Sheriff, costa and • ' . • :
• flues . 1 .14 - IT • .
ett:l7 J F Illchards, helm : L ehigh • •
CO, ousts in salt M D • •
bard -227:13
11. Peter Jenningi. old iron._ . I 00
. May. 'T Daman, old gate. . . 700 ' •
Aug 17 B. eltnesel. Trees, -
palChnrch, : gas dt coal • 43 91' .•
Oct: 20 •J L Snyder, a stone sill .0 00 •
-Nov T Vaughan. two posts - • • 50 •'•
Nov 8 Indep't
,Congregation,, 1 00
Nov IT .11 .1 Reudler. coal • . 4 50',
Nov 17 Wm'B 'Rudy, coal - • •88 .00 , •
Dec' 7 • Tbos. JlLcOamant," coal 20 00 •
Dec. 11 Samuel Pry, - Fine7r:oce tarp,
tiountY money refunded: ...
.500
.500 00 e •
Dec 11.* R'W Ziegler, costs , I n. salt ••
Dee. 14 Jos M Feger, ' 18 00, ,
Dec_ 20 • Jas M Feger. mate in case of . -
• ' J f3eitzinger
Dw. 29Peter . ..Jennings; gas._ 200 . •
Dec Si- • lame Ward, octal:et balance ' . .
- due. the county' • Till C 5 •
•3 Bis 34
Sundry Persons, personal tax—, 4 52
•• taxes on seated and . •
• ' • • unseated l'da 1E4.'56. •41 40 '. •
• "- • Ckurtmlsrs 64 00 .
COmr's redemptions .4.409.
' _ Trear n3dercptlons..l,2 l 3 58
. • • • 8,788 49
Taxes for 1884 • ,t on seat
. 'ed and unseated . lands • • 61.409 •
Military m -
une 9,360 00
Isaac Ward, manufactured goods sold, prison* . •
.• fees, fie • • 6,885 90
COLLEGTONS OP' COUNTY .TAX. , - • ,
1859.
D F Burkett, Schnyllo 11 Haven In: full $ll 10 •
O K Bauer; Auburn - do ' 39 81 •
Janice O'llare, Blythe on nett' 10Q oo
187 00
, • •
D B Herb, trp Mnhantongo.' on Reel 00
• •
Canner linghes, Cnsn , ,do 624 55
13 F DeLong, North Manhelm, . do . 626 78.- •
1,576 ST
. . .
• IS6I.
Henry Faust,. 3f nhanny • In fall 829 38
Lezeme Zerby, Tremont : do, 1,4193 73.
John Plemmer, N Ilfartheitn— ceased, 420 no
Levi-Pinkerton; ..... .. • .do .100 . 00
1,2.78 11
• •
3i :F Wei:rick,
,Washingtoo.., In fall • :15.89
Meisel cra tied 400 no
Patk Christopher, hitnenolne do 1.050 00 . •
1,910-00
•
Cft McGinley. Ashland. on :met, : 2,950(10
lohnathan Reber. Auburn, d 0......., 400 SS
Chas Maiming, Barry. ln fa11.:.,,..,.296 73.
Parrielt Brennon. Branch, do • • ' ISt 51
-Urine Walborn. Went Bruins-Ig, do.. 8155"_
IV 13 Kershner, East*Binnswig,.do...- -• .193-43 •
.7ohn O'Brien. Cans 'du • 548 50
P. ter Berger. Orennona, do ' . 87 61
-John K Wetzel, •Eldred, do ' • 8799,
'Phornart Mertin; Foster, do • ' 5T 59
W A t.4tut7man: fferrins, do -ISO .58:
John Schmaltz, liubley, do '69 35 •
•John*Bechter, Mfddleport, do - • • 133 19
Tbriman Fogarty, Mitusnoy City:do" . .. .94 '
Jamen Minirwillo, do - TO :.
john - Boland, Mt Carbon, do '•' 71 59
DunletKorh, North Manheim, d 0..... 11631 •
Frants-Weber. Smith Manheim. do;., 10311'
Joel Daniel, Co Matrantongri. do 11617..' •
Michael •Lacry. Norwegian do • • 847 71 -
John Dormer. East 'Norwegian, do:. 194 50
.Nut ban Zoll, Orwigehrrg, do
.• 195 02 -
Dominick Brennon, Palo Alto;(10- d 0... 1,233 14 - •
Jacob Fry. Sr , Pinegfove bore,. do..' 310 5T •
John itizan. - kinegrom ti), do • ITBI9
Joseph Weikel; Port Clinton, d 0.... 10$ TS •
Val Aechternicht, Porter. d 0.......".:. 113344
J M Ketntzht,'POtteville. do 402 13
Wm Ehlers.. Pottsville, do. • . 471 29 -
Henry McDade, Rahn, do • , . 122 95
James Golden, Reilly, do • • ••11 21 •
W.lll Btichert, limb. do • • 7•63.61 • -
*Stephen Ringer, 'Schuylkill, d 0.. -
.... --15 s (5
in Leader. Schuylkill Raven, . •
92 99
'Patrick Conry. 131 Clair. do• 654 91
Paer.Koerper, Trot:tont, .
..
"1,93319 '
fohn O'Brien, Tamaqua, . . .... Bl 37 •
M Stauffer, Union: do - 163 153'
Henry Brown: Wavne,alri
,:Alfred Fredirici; Weet Penn, do 33 60 - •
. •13,139 81
Alain Tlornleg, Ashland, on 5ect'....53,930 00• '
G Barran, Auburn, do • • 454.45 .
Cherlen Meltro Me. Barry. do 767 99,
Michael Blythe, .... .. ..... 9,917 •
C.Coleritn, Brunel!: in RIB • 1 535 31
Mi, hael Sweeney. Butler,* oti account 4 002 97
Sasnaman, E ftrrmswig, do 1 170 00 •
Franklin Fegly,'W Rrunewig, in full 2,1(4.7 04 . •
'Jobe O'Brien, Caen: ore ecconut...•.. 4:537 55
Peter Berger. Crennotia.- . 1;000 0 ' • •
41 11 liebler, Eldred, In fall' 1,93 r N(.4 • •
Daniel • - . erten. Fridley. on account..." 2.033 7l'
Thomas, Martin, Poster, on amount:- - 500 (0) .
Valentine:l Wage . Itegins; do, 1;774 On ' • •
Daniel Schwalm, Rubley..in full - • ' 951 93
Fred Beck. N Maniedra; do • 3,095 34 '
• Bmmtner,'S 3finhoitn. on acct. 959 00 • . --
John Conn!, 31ilhanos.: • do 3.(300 00 •
J Daniel; lipperMallantongo,' d 0... . 554) 00 "
James Eellagher. Minuet - Me, do:. .. 2.932 74 *. • -
Frauctt Retti..lahanoy, do 2,510 00 •
Wm Schroeder, - Mr Carbon., du' ' • SO 60
Palk McArtile..Midellepoit, in fu11... .3991 - '
Palk Conrill, New Castle. on acct.;". 1,214 19 *- , •
John Dormer. ;E, Norwrghin. do 520 04'
Michl Lacey. No3reuian. ... . . . 1,615 29.
George Foilmer,'Orwigsburg. do.'.. 6 , 0 00
J. dm D'letry, .Piucgrove. Bur; d 0... 0.50 is) . .
John Satisau. PinegrovoTg,.do ' 1,972 51
J ,c.oh S. - 213mb. P...rter.' do • . 370 90
Joseph Weikel. rt. Clipton, do. :',ll
Hugh Martin,: Palo .4lttr, 1,25 n 00
•••• . •
WmEhier„Pottsville. du... • 1,500 00 •..
PeterFansolt.:Pouncille;do.....: ...• 6.40000 '.
GA Burke, Pt Carbon, do ... .. 1,50503".
James Oolden, Reilly, d 0::... : 1,992.76 •
• D ?tier:vermin. Ranh, do • 2.,503 cto •
'Ficruy McDade, Rohe,do .... . : ."... 1.122 25 • .
• Groody:Sheuandoah City, do 1.049 02
Jon'A Dreinelbein„S Haven, in full.. 2,99.1.51:.
Ji , hnSigtierY, acct.:. '2 000 00
Patri Ir • C(mry, St Clair. do ' 2 200 35 . -• • .
Johe - Ilipple, Tremont, do:. 1.300 00
John Mien, Trnaglia . do • 3 991 44
Israel - Applegate, Unlou r do: ... 1.60040 ..
*Levi Berger; Wayne.do ' • •
.1.905 00 ,• ••
L D Bretriun. - WsehlugtOn. do ' 70000 . •
Jacott - Lutz,.Wcyt Penn. do . ... 2.275 00
John.Krift, Yorkville, do • -r •- 80000
• • 'B9 SIT 73
COLLECTORS OF STATE TAX
;
J.,:-ElOtainker,,PotLsvllle..ia full 1,02134
DaTid*Pelly, Palo Alto, on account
1860.
Casper Hushes, Cass, in (nil.
186 i.
-Lazarus Zer l 4,TrnplOnt. to Tail; • ' 10 03'
C R.McGinley, Ashland, - 0n 'nec't.... $2OO 00 • •
Jonathan gaiter, Auburn, In (ult.—. 139 84 '•
Michael Whalen: Blythe, do ' 80 99
Michael Siseetiey, Butler, 85:80' '
Chas Mehrwlne, Barry, do.. ..... . YI 0 1 • -
Patrick Brennan, ..• : 4 159 • ..
W B KerBhner, E Brnumlz, do • 149 ( 1 3 . • .
Jahn O'Brien, CEL5A,...(.10 872 20 • •
. Peter Barger, Creseorta, d 0......— •; • .14 51 • -' •
John K El d red, do • •••8175 . • .
Thomas Maitin,'Forter, ... .. TT 36 • •
AStutzmat). Fieginv, do • ' • 171 e. 3 •. • •
John Schmidt, Hnbley, •13 79 -
'John Bechtel, .Y.iddleport, do • •11 44 .•
Thrimus Fogarty, Mlihanoy City, d 0... • 56 ST ..• . -
James Kellagher. _254 55 ' -•
John Boland, Mt Carbon; do 20 S 1 • -
Daniel Koch, North Manhelm, ,•96.89 *. •
Franklin Webber; SManheim, d 0.... 46 44 • • • •
Joellhiniel, Upper. Mahantongo, d 0.... ., 60 23 -• • • ,
Pauick - Convill, - New Castle, do : 208 18 . .
Michael Lacey, Norwegian, do ' 119 TO
John DOrmer. East Norweelart,.do. - .. 81 11. •
Nathan2oll,orwigeburg, du. 135 69 -,. • .'.
Dominick Brennan.-Palo Alto, do.. 10 02 - •
Jacob Fry; Sr., Pinegrove, do .. ... 26 19 ' -
John Satican, Pinegrove. do • • .49 86 •
Owen Ragan, Port . Carbon, d 0...., •
-
Joseph Weikel:Part 33 56 "
Valentine AechternaClitiPortir, do.. • S 3 41. •.*
J M Kienzle, Pottsville. do • ' 196 99
William Rttlei, Pottsville, d 0......• • „ 310 00 •
: Henry McDade, Rahn, do , .. •.1 3* • . •
James Golden—Reilly, do . 82 83 . .
Stephen Ringer, Schuylkill,do„ . 91401 .' •
C S.Leader. Schuylkill Havett i .•• 10.° 60'. l• •s.
Patrick Cot:try. St . Clair, do - - 10218 -
Peter Koerper.Tremont, , do - • 581 29 . : •
John O'Brien, Tamaqua, do ' • 137 12 . '
1) 31 Stauffer, Onion. do. ' - 117 68 ' •
Henry Brown; Wayne, do : 107 -
Charles -Maurer, - IA ashit3gion, do••;;••• SS 84
darrpl Fred#ltt,' West I!ettG; doG9 do'
4 a 9>lD 10
. '• •
_ .
• -
- C Coleman,. Branch. , ... . 85 . •
Joe S Oriebelbele, 8 llawar,rdo .91 Oil ' .•
D G Barrall,Aubarni d 0. . "
.... • 9.13 • •
Fred Beck. N idimheun, do • 6073
Freak Fegley. West, Branavilg, • 93 13- . ••
GB Helder, .E.ldred,• • 61 26 •
Darnel Schwalm, 8ab1ej;d0.......... 29 50. ..
Fatk 31dirdle, Bilddleport, do • •12 93
BandrY persons, StMolex,. -on seated . •
•
and unseated lands for 1964 and '65 . 6,671 . 04
-• (a./LLECTORS OP BOUNTYTAMEIB.
. . . .
1864.
Petor Koerner, Tremont, in tall, 920 96:;
.Wm
•Win Bitched, West Penn do*: .. .; ... 9,211 20
John Boland. Mt Carbory'do;.-... ... '• ' 4O 00 -
G A . Barke, Port Carbon, do " •• • - 44199. :•
Chas Mehrwine, Barry, do . • Too, „
MichaelHooney. Blythe, - do , .1,712 19 •
Jacob Fry, Sr, Pinegroxe, dO • . .001.63 • .•
Thomas Holland, Rellly, on acct. 892 .
Martin Foley, Cass, Ara fall.. • .... ;1,662 OT
.0 Bcheuenrunm, Mahancy, 1,6439 •
1563. • ,• - •
1 3 1:1111a2her, Ashland, an-acct; .. . ;4,55 5 35
Jonathan Reber . ..auburn; do • 770 00 .
Miclutel Whalen; BI) the,in'(nU..- • •5,11376
Michael Sweeney. Butler,' 07988
Charles Marline; Barry, 1 9 •, • .
Vi r it Kr-ranter. E Bmitawig, on sect • 683 41 . .
Michael -Foley, Casa do • 4,403 00 • ..
Peter Berge, (..I•eviOna, in run 119 38 , .: •
Wetzel; Eldred; on acct 373 29 • .
P 0 Bressler, Frailey, in full ' 9,169 49 '
Thomas Martha; Foster, du 430 94
W A Stutimau, liegins,.do • ' • 4,481 W .
John Schmaltz linbley, do 763 23
John Bechtel, alddleport, on acct..., 373 47
T Fogarty. Idaltuciy.t,lo,•do ' 9.069 68 - _.•
Iceal D evitt Mahanoy . To. do - 3 679.09
J Kellaghec, Mineraville, In full •3,834 35 '
John Bultuad, Mt. Carbon,. on acct.— , 300 00
Fred Buck, N idanhelut, hit full. ... 3,146 95
F Webber, 13.3fanheint, do ' 3 466 17 .' •
J Daniel, U Idattantontro, on amt..... 1,689 60
P Cony% New Castle, in full 1,639 67 • •
Michael Lac6Y. Norwegian, d 0........ - 606.17
Donner. - East Norwegian, do 2,710 60 '
Nathan Zoll,. Onrigebarg. on acct.:. 679 48 ' ,
D Brennan. Palo'Alto, 'do: .. '4,163 14
.1 Fry, ar, Plocroye Brit. :.. 2,16157 •
Satisan,Finegrtwe Ilk, 2,809 03
Owen Hagen, Port Carbon,lan acct..; 3,50215
J Weikel,ll. Clinton. in full an 87' . •
V itechternacht, Porter, do; ... . • 851'69 .
Kienzle:Pottaville, on acct......:10,074 00 -
Wm Ebler. Pottsville, .. ... 6,08427 •
Hentg ideßade, Rahn.. 70
Jantes Golden, Reilly, '..'4,064135 •
Wm•6l. Baehert. Push, :3,832 99'
'
Stephmtlilacer; In ban 91
0.8 Leader; Bchoyl Haven,. do 7,870 14
- Palxick Cow, St Clalr, dci 9.669 ea • . •
.Peter B.'oerpr. Treniontt%on net: 4.41871 • •
John Oltrien, Tamaqua; in full:: .: 8,89192 .•.• •
1111 Staufter,Valon„ on ttent..,..,...'2,097.411
-Henry Brown. Wayne, do '• ' 9,19049.. • .
ttufaidaurest'Weanington; - • .
A irredriti,:' Weft Fenn; do' . • 9,90,3 al
• • •• . IS
, .. • • ,
Adiim Ifirrnme Mlked; on add. ": 6,100 00' ". •."
D O Bait all, Anburai do • ARO 911. ; •
: •
(.331eman. Brialch.jnfoll • - 4,951 •
Maid arteieratntler: oti 17,,778110 •••• •
A saialmma.: Brusswig t "
41. M • '41,100:00.-; - :•,;-•':: ,
110/0114k,,IPIP.kArfft.-AS.I,
SATURDAY m9Rxrivq, -m.A.8.c.0 2, - 1.867.
. . . . . •
Peter Berge; Cressona, do • • Sno 00 •
G B Behler, glared- do 3,152 80. * •-•-• •
*Daniel Farrell, Fradey,to ' 2 665 03
•ThomaaMatilla,ltostic. d 0..:..... 2,'M3 30
Vol Savidge.llegtm do'. . .. .. . 1.4 a 01. • . '
Daniel Schwalm, Hubley, dd 2.128 22'. , • .
.Pretik. Back,. N Manheim, do - ; 4,61514 . -
L H-BrOmmer, - Manheitn, 20020"
John Cochlinollabanny' tp;lo 13,100 ob ..
Joel Daniels; Up Mishantoneo, do. els - •
Jame. Mirietiville, do. 2,550 CO . •
F ran k Roth, mananoy City, 5.5t1G GO - •••*.
fpm Settroeder,.Mt Cabo., do ... 150 00 • • •. • •
Patriek •Mlddleport, do,. 3SB . . •
Conville; New Castle, dp... 6,109 08 • . •-.
j o hn.porrner, S Sioriveglan , too no
Michael Iscry, Norwegian, d 0:... 4,340 77
George Follnter;Orwiatbrolt. do.. -2;100 CO
Jour D Felty,- - Pluettnwe. do' ' 1.42100 .• - •
John Satlzati;Plttegmve tp,.d0.... 3,511719
jueeph Weikel Port Clinton; do.:. 'lO7 66 • • •
Mush Martin.'Palo Alto, do " 3,009 00
rpm Lhler do.:':. . -6,0i0 60 •.
Peter Faneolt,' Pothertlle, do ' 10,51100'
G A Burke, Port Carbon, . .2,53 , 179- .
Janies Golden, Reilly, do " 47.. • '
D: •
• 503 oo • • •• •
Mani An , ody, Shenandoah; d 0.... 1,298 GO • • .
;Ms A Dreibelbeis, Sch Haven. 'do. 6,u21 60 • ' -
JOhn SatterY, Schuylkill tp, do.:.'. 4,010 00
Patrick Conry,• Staab., do 4,84143 .
John Btople. Tremont tp, do '
John O'Brien,Tamaqua, do Do- ,
lerael Applegate , Unto°, do : 1,20000 . •
Le,' "terser, Wayne, do ... . 1,820 ; •
L D Bretnina; Washlnuton. 7 do; 1,052 00 . • •
Jacob Lutz, Wert Penn; do - 4,014 30 ' •
John Kraft; Yorkville, do • • • -- 1,058 so ••
•
. • -160,598.8 T
'6,2 1 .,dry petritas, bandy tat on seat- • ,
ed and unseated lands, : 1864-5..._ 60,253 * *
Sundry persont‘bOunty tax on seat 7
• ed and unseated Linda, 1833 ' 108 ,7) • • -*
60,289 39
. ,
Tianafer of inllltia fines to • Cotuaty
account for military relief. as per •
aut of ...4escmbly; April 8, 68 40
. . . .
•Cu.
Assessors $1,513 48
'Agricultural Society " • • 150 09
. • •
Interest., • ' ' 64,98^.24
. ,
Witnesses • - • 1501 44
Road &wore ••." • •
- 17250
Justices " • 568 99
a o w raffee rt -
3 and
."kB' '•I4S 50
Law
2.4t9 18,
.
Texts refunded. •• 3,598 20
Incidental expenses • 5.1905
Gas • • 59 22
District Attorney • • • • 1,836 45
Bridges • 8,31438
- Coroner • • L 42119
Court Crier • -36750
Printing and . stationery •-• 2,00892
Redemptions • • 2,6.358
Fuel' . • 225 50
Election Officers • 2,384 41
J P ilobart, Sneriff.a ... 58 . . '
Jahn • Ransh....„ . - .:200
Micbsel Horan ••
Interpreter 4,2 PO
II Clay, Commissioners solicitor..
II Clay. collecting recogniznacce:... I'o oo . • '
Melt, and Faller, I) Eagan case. N.Y., 70 Cu • , •
Thee II ..lianufin, , collections from do- - .; .
• -faulting collector ....11.6
C Commitrionerst solicitor:. l'-5 al• . .
• . • -- • 493 10.
Dividing .TOwnsbips •• • . • • 21 09
Fox Ocalt;a* ' " • • 12107.
Anditors
Keeping sessions docket . ' , '3.01 to
Bridge -viewers - • . ' • - 13 50
Improvements; including _ $1250 for i rrer.su-
• rers sate '• 1,801 06.
Bridge repairs ,,...:: • - L 231 32
C A R'sho, Clerk of 'Sessions • 951 , 7
Assistant clerk hire
~ • . • • 400 00
.
noR4 daminge — • • • • 713 0"
State izinaticlll6apital'
W B Body, Treasurer's deed 5.......... - 1,185.76
State Treas . ., county's qoota State tax:lo4o.. 2,919 12
State Tress., tax on ......... ' ....... .63 02.
Post Mortem examinations • ' • 120 00
Lotental reienue..stahapa • • .. 15 00
Eastern Pettitentia4. • • •. ' 110131
Prottionotary's fags ' • 192 I'S
Loan account.• 313,751 69
'Pater Jeaelaci, janitor - • .: 600 (i 0
John 11 Dossing, librarian; Salary for. • •
1562 and 1563; per order of court...lv ' •
John 11. DoWning, librarian; salary for . •
Eleck winder' . 4 .13 . 1 • ' .4/1 1 00
NotiC'eslo owners of . siXipt/itate .; - • 204 00
Teachers' ,
200 00
Benjamin gvert, Cs...mtif4.4l;teee ... • 1,117 53
15 W. Eis4,lcr, ' . thy .... .. 840 00
Deeld Foley. - • do 835 00•
George •Wiiedo, • .. 153 75
I'd c: rd Kerns,— . • •
.497. E
F, Bechtel, Clerk ... 1,200 00.
.- • • 110.5:D TA • . . •
A X Walter, Ashland r s 1
iatiehael Sweeney: Butler • • 1 4.4
•• :41. •
Ilcoh FoLd.. Brangh..:, ... , ..... s";
Ephraim Yarnall. Barry • • 3)
Fnd'Fetzer West: Bruns'isig 93 ' • .
John CPl3iieth ChM— • 'll . •
I) 51 Snyder. Eldred • • .7. att . • .
Jo)oi D.l.lreuuan. Fraser
Wier 1.11-rrinp . , ft. mice i s
Jolan Cotidin..74.datuoy — ••0 4 '
(4 S.Sielot,•Ntah 51euhi im .... .... 3 :A
tianney.Norweeltir 71. . •
John 1),o (err, Eaet •..
' 'Fiends hlcKson. New Castle' • • e. 5 •;"
11:) . ee.
"john ' • • • • •
John Sie i ran,. llnegrove.tp 1 13
Neff.-rt. sees 7 1 0 ai • ;
iio._, er. Tfe,moilt ' ,
ii,:hltslerc Schuylkill tp •
Joe: •:11 W:.l.ylle • - • 21 i 411.• .
Awrouljr:..ei , ,."Crito • 65
_ _ _
• *. SCHOOL TA{E9. .
C L Firqier, Athland • '_0452
,Thrimas • '..14 72 -
Lir,ner; . . .. :R1 33
_Hiram Chance; xi'
I V 4I I B Bot 1:, Eiaitißtnasyvig • 5.1 04
Patrick:Quinn, • • irl
John D Eictrerl . • 19 10
John 1) linamui, - FOiner . 63
Peter 1 - letting, • t 93.
John Schwalm. 11 al.iley • . • 112 33
John 'Mohan, Mannoy ;a
Fred Bea:, North ... . 'A 25
'Sarnuel lir:En:on. NI it. ern , fi1e..... . ..'_3 NI .
3liciinnl Leroy. t 2 34
:"ZorwrgLan.... "-15
Patrick Larkin. 944 v Cantle. • .1,2
Samuel I.lu;er, - Purt Clinton ' • . 135
'Simon 1' Sztliztruin,.. Porter... .. ....
'John saiizau, Pinegruve ;`,54.4.
-IssacG,iger. Port Carb0n....:.....:10 49•
iteuben:Nelf:ert; Rash ' • •
jaravi„ uoldon,
Aaron har . eL .Treinont ' 96
-Stephen Ringer. Stliaylkill CJS 60
.Adam &pinch; Union • 7,t; 40'
• ; . • BOUNTYTAXES
Jame NV Bowen, Schuylkill Haven PO 00
B B JleCoul, Pinegrove• • :;' ,O 00.
Daniel BaJetus, Butler • 1,90 00 .
Stephen Ringer; Schttylktil tn 02
Jacob Bearer, - ,Vhland ; • • - .300 0 0
J G Co!einan, Eiet Itrunswig .33a 00
John Miller,. do - 1100 00
10 L Cake, 'Tamaqua • • 000 CO
.1 W. Bowen, Putuvlllo • • • • 3JO 00
Sundry perscais :or military j•eliet.
Schuylkill Coanty Prison •
. .
!_" - " Alms Rouse . •
W B Rudy; Treasurer, for •
.
:Receivingi=2c6,62,3 91 at 1 lit cer.t..'1, 7 63 20
. " •.. 310,91901 at ~ii _ 1.3.24 99
. Paying out 61.401819 at x • " —1,132 64
• - . • -
BaJauce in hands of Treasurer
. . • . , $599,90799
To t 7 ii Hat - to - 4We the . Judges of the Coll - of CoUcnort
-Remo! the County of
We, the nudertigned Auditors'Of the County of
respectfally report, that we have audited,
adjusted ande,ttled.the accounts - of - the Commission
ers and Treasurer of said County. and submit the fore
-going statement as the result of our iurestigation, by
which it *lll appear that there was due the County 'of
Schriyiktli by W: B.ltudyTteasurer of said County,
the•sport cif Four thousand Nine hundrsd and 844(44-
tars and Seven cents:44,9o9 07. • •
In witness whereof, - we have hereunto set our hands
&Metals this eleventh - flay of January. A: D.-1997. - .
, • • LEIBY,• Ct.
• LEWIS 'H. 11,101 . ..MME1t, Ato: al Auditor''.
H, mum, [t. - • . -
- Balaneea.Due by Collectors of Taxis for .
. Mama yi kill Vounity,' J an. At t, 1.867. • .
.
Oollictors and Dfatriets I rr. ' Counly .1 Statf .'l.drilitA
• I----- I
ThosAllison. Norwegian 1850,8;119i - 42.8985 131 flo Ct 3
V Savidge, Mahantongo .do 1 • • . • I• 9 00
James Blew, Rcush... - .... • •do I' .• - 25.65
C L Pinkerton, Trauma 186.. ..... ..
- 1 ...... .2 ' 80 03
A Retainer, Rush . - 155 4 - I I - 100
31
E Kleinert, N zulltelm 165, • 80 551 , 300' 41
John Brown,-Perler..... 1856 1 236
1:31abl +Wagner; Cressona 1858 • 60 95 , 290 02 '
Wm Delany. Pouter ' - do ' 1'212 - Eta' • - • -
'John Blew, Iti - ahanoy... do - 22 901 72.60
Daniel Shu;ar, Porter.. 2 - do 73, 192 081 - ......:
. . 1000 h Lindner, - Rush..... de .. .. . ..... 1.212, 061 • • .
Thus Long,Sch , l Haven do I-. 53 73' 191.27 i -
jalueB °•llut, 1 . 0 4 the.; • 48,59 .' 482 611 315. 76 .. .
'John Kelly. Casa.. ..-: .. du 7 302 571' 462 - 04
.29 S 9
Daniel Bi l ler, Frailey;.. d o 254 SW ' f 151 - 18 •
Jacob blerlte.r,"32,thanoy do- 72 , 35! 168'97 . '
David li:e11y, Palo Alto.. `do • 207 VS i , .9 97 0.99
Daniel Shugar, Porter.... do 4i6 92i 207.26 -
D S Herb, alahantongo. - , 1860 '. 37- 761 .18 86 •
B.P Deicing, N lfaateira -do 100 uO-.
Michael Fox,. Palo - -Sito... do •. . ... I TO 52 •'.
1 iltuumer.N idaultedzu 1861
- Boni, Zerhy, Reilly - -do : ri ia, 590 91
Levi PiakerLun r 13411 y.. d., - us 461 • - •• . •
: 200 001 ' • - ••
David Dav i s, -1.11110a, - ..... Igo 465 Bil. 90.60 •••••
W fillarlow, Blythe..::. do •• 39 83 ' ' . . ..
WmDeviu . , - .3abland.... 166,4 459 31%1 - - - • .•
Michael Kelly, Cass' - do . 732 42 .... :•. .... •
P.Christopher; Minersee - do 602 15 ' ' j 4:6
Martha Joy co, Nurw eginl .d o '- 69 95 .35 60 - 25 08./Moe
. /Moe H ol lan d ; .
_ReillY.• • do • 224 88 • • • • • ;,.L:, -
Peter Merger, Cressona..' 1865 2il 14 .40 .0 C - -.. .
Ch-R McGinley, Ashland -.do 125 0 91 361 74 1, ~ -
Jonathan Reber, Auburn do - • 46 49 .:' ..
. ..••
USaailans E &LUISA; do" .1175 ST ii:. ii *!••• • ....
Cliait Mehrwine, 'Bany... 1566: 531.15 75 16 . ,
Daniel Farrell, Franey,. do MO 62 I - 2 1 5 0 6 - - ..-
.John Kraft. Yorkville...
,do •• Pa 04 . 3 '4l • .
Fronds Roth, Mah City,.. do . 1772 04 48 15 ..
.W Schnnder, Mt Carbon -do - -.64 44 - 970 ' ! .' '
. 1 D FellY,Pinegrove bor . 'do 541 2.71, - 83 23 .
Jno &wiz thn, do. twp -do I 620 .9 i ... 91 42 ....
Jacob Swab, - Porter. - . _ :d o '3OO . TO -.9 - ' 7 ..".,.
..!! 3 : 1 ,.. 81 4 ,1 7, F.canylltill,. .do less 14 --49 61
1
LeviL Berger,' Wayne:.:. - *do .293 72 • 89 . OS *. •
-LE Bretzins. Waehingln do . -711-86 .68 4S ;• •
.V da.ridge, HeginB do' 645 21 1 205_913
.TIS Xelhheradicierssfille
. do. 914 a* • . 6510 ...
L Brommer, . a Manheim do - •433 83 t 51 ' / 5 • • • I'. • •
&Daniels,- ... do - 433 42' .69 al . -
P Colville; New east - do' 1430 96 - -67 7 1 M ,
Bkhl Lacey,: Norwegian _do ' 603 El . • b3B -,
Hugh Martin,' Palo Alto r - do' :6 33 - 21 -.- 31 . 11 -
J Dormer, B Norwegian do 906 04 •1143 , . -.....
Joe Merkel, Port Carbon do - 1 13 „ 24 ,,,,1 . „“ 88 1 1 , 1 13 ...
-
Peter Fansolt,'Tottatllle 'do. -1, '",,.,.'"., ~""1 7 - ',, - it i . -
.Wm Ehlers.... ' ``' do- - . do 1- ' `" -- ' - •
Henry McDade; Rahn—. - do 260 SS . 26.15 '.'-',
Jame.. Goldsw Reibr.: - . 7 80. - ' 724 68 II
25 TS • - • '
Patrick ...coury, 8t:" 86th do 1403 . 8- .' 65 au '7'' . .::
John nipple, Tremont. do .1 234 66 •at la ...-
Lame' Appl e gate, - u n ion -do. - 747 031 ..60 . 89 .. .
AdmoMonning. Ashland 61 1465 96 'Si .lsl • •-• •- •-. •
Michael Whalen ;: Blythe do. : 668 3 6 42 24
. -
Michael. Sweeney, - Boller 'do :la . 70 ....CT !if, - --
John O'Brien; Caes. -..:-.:-... - do 7 ° '.67- w '....
Thoallartrar, Fitoterl.'. - . AO . : . .4 2 6 40 18 al. -:" .....
1
JObri corbun; Idahtajoy,. do ais& ea 177 0 + '•
•
Geo Folmar, - Ortargabstrg -do 656. 65 _ - '7l 00 , ••• • - •
G A Burke, Port Carbon .do 55 6 00 lid 8 ' • •
- ' -
D D Heeer..rand'h,Thieli., - 'AO - Tl7' 88 . 29 .18 -;..
31 Groody; Etharaualoati.l .do . 619 66
.' 14 50i
John O'Brien. .T.titanqitd do 1706 . 16 , 111 47 7 ~:,:.
Jacob Luta, Weat Penn:. do ' 933 431 144 0 9 . '....•......-
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. -Toil- .- " .- ..., 309: 1, .$4l
asaleneedne bi.eoilector* of Rouittflriait- ,
er of Schuylkill County, J an; isor
• , . .
Uor and Di istrieta . . • Year. „
...d.renuit.
Bun& ...186V-....54.“ 00
ThankßlnioaoOrecanns - • • 2 v2
.Ttionise Reiland, Reilly to .
Daniel Bthwalmi.B.nbley do 891 . 99
:Josualnin,Rotarr, .Antnon. ' 1856-
Joni .oardela..„Rauatongd. .. .. • . 7O 2 5
VQm RerelineN - Raat:Brunaiiig 1 • 66 &
Tan Bechtel,lilddleport • d0;,.10486
...... do . 1*:807 ; 05
woad itgety,ams. - - ”.
-Jotin' 464 49
Timis" Xabanoy ... .4,9115 4 00
1 1 41 . 11 41 114 P4L:Milii`i di ) '1.A63/1 911
tirri, 1 . . 140 4 1r- • MIIVA
. .
Jacob FrY; Pinegrave Bcirortgli •• - • • •
do • : 398 :47
Owen Ragan. Pt . .
. ... .. do '• 100 :00
John 51 }Denude. Pottsville •• • - do. - 1,330: 00
Wut 8vehatt1tch...::_...:.,..:: ' 1,307 94
Peter Roerper.•Trement...... ... ; . do. ." 879' 06
•D A Stet:arr.-Union— .. .... :do • . 300.00
Henry Brown. Weyrit • • do • • 'B4 84
Charles Tjehrwine, Barry' • •• ' 1336- - • 9,446 79
Mantel Ferret }hilly - do' - :'. 941 19
John Rrait„ :Yorkville • ' • do " • .92 98•
Francis Roth, Ilahanoy • • ' do' 0,359 98
Wm Schroeder. Mt-Carbon • • •do • •. • 205 00
John D Felty, Pinegrove:Borough.... do : • 1,038 67
:John Satizas. Pineg,rove Tp. .. , do .• 3,199 64
Jacob Swab, P,Tter ' •• ' • do .1,034 13
- John j • Slatterv.•• &hut. lkill •• . • • • do 2.959 14
Levi Borger. Wayne •• • • • do • • 4,009 92
aretrins. Washington . : ... .. do • 2,016 SW
• Henry Saes anan East Bnulditig do : : 1 564 40
Valentine tlvitidge. Hettlns . . ... .. do • 4581' 75 .
James Kellaher. Mteersville do. 6,333 26,
LonliEkommer. Sonth Manhelm • • do. 2,1'37 34
Uoel•Daniels, Mahantongo • ' • •do .5,133 72
-Patrick Conville. New Ca5t1e........."d0 ' 1,091' 30.
..Michael Lacey. :Norwegian • ". •do 1.491 17 -
John Dormer.Rast Norwegian • do ' : 3.370 99
Hugh Martin; Palo -Alto ' • •do .. 1316.86
Peter Fativolt. Pottsville '• - do 12,437.00.
Wm Elbiera, Pottsville ' . •- So 8,, As 1$
Henry . McDade, Rahn.. :„:, . ... •:. .. ... do' • .• 92.96
James Geldee, Reilly • ' • di - • 889 13
'Patrick Conry„ St Clair :• • :•.. .' . 5,74868
John Hippie. Tremont.".. ".• 2,7.18 16
Israel Applegate, I‘niCar • do . 4.880 84.
Michael `Phelan. Blythe. . • - •do • '1,983 69
Michael Sweetie j,"Bittler - • • - do 0,556 27
John O'Brien. Cass . •• • •-• ." do • • 4,778 78
'Thomas.Martin, Foster • do 183 57
John•Cochlln, Sinbantiy Tp • d 0... 1,138 66,
George Fainter, Orwigsburz Bodnfgb: do • • 1,02 2 °80
Ganett A Burke: Port. Calton... do 3,493 64
D7O Ilittsersmith, Mist. - • do - 8,180 16
Michael Groody, Shenandoah City.:- do "3,17158'
Jobs O'Brien. Tamaqua •
.Borough.... 'do 12,411 44
Jacob Lutz, West 'Penn , • • do 11,481 • 03
Peter Bemer, Cressona. '— • " '• do • 9,759 46
J A Dribelblee, Schuylkill Haven - do. • 1,016 S 3
.-Adam Horntmg; Ashland ' . Co LTSB 02
D G Barrel, Anbarn • 'do; • . 117 80
G B Herder. Eldred. ' ' • • • . 'do 900 59'
Frederick-Reed, North Mailhelm • - •' do • . 9,0 1 9. 70
Patrick 54cArdle.M1ddleport Bora, .. do 113 52
Joseph Weikel, Pt . Clinton • do 1,285 INS
$653,607 D 8
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• The, following amonbis, 'hive . been paid . into the
.Tremtury; by Collectois, on their .several' duplicates;
since theist day of 4 . 3anitiy, 1367: • • • .- '
.
. .. . ..
' DIBTRICTS. - ~ 1 .
ooarrrs: grits. Mitarrs.
. - ...
Thoeidartin, Fostei.Tp.....4• 100.00
... ...
Pinkerton Levi. Reilly ' .1' -:. 86'43 • • •
David Davit : Union • 860 00 .t.... .. . . -.....-:,
L D Bretzlns, WaPhington. • ' 650 32 lel 66....... - ....
P Christopber Minersvilla . 100 00
Jacob Schwab. Porter .' 217 18 • 9'40 5,117 89
..J Kellagher, Minerwsillo... ' 709 93 62 13 1,047 94
Chas Mehrivine.,l3arry...*:.. 375 61 „.44 91 : - 839 48.
Adam Homing,' Ashland:— 1,399'06 79 80 .3,610 44 .
P Coriville, New Castle.:„. " 493 49 35'42. 88 46
H. &seaman E Drtiswlg.. 'l,Ol t4l 86 53 . .189 06 .
Jacob Lotz,lrest Penn.— - 439 01 ~.... 1,713 00
, FrandsMath; MahanoyOity ' l,t'79 29 48 .. 95 42/ 56
JohmSlattery, SChnylMll.. 795 21 1 . 1,400 06
J. baltizahn, Pine*ve l'p. 70 00 - . .261.00
Jog .Weikel; Pt Clinton... .185 89 13 79 1'245 82
1,11 Brominer, ( 51anhelm . .. 16'4'61 .48 48,, ~152 .17
D D Mes , tersmitht,- Rush..., 321 (.8: 27 10 l 1,411 82'
ipreci Applegate-Union.. ' '. 1 536.95 91 58.1 '136 73
Mich! Larey,-Nortv,egiaii.:.
.. 404 15t" 7 92 ' 930 78
jclei Darnel. U 310hantongo . 308 03 65 00 BIT 57
M Groody, sherandeah City .........;•. '57.69 1,431 39
John O'Brian, Cass • , ' • • 1,203 00.
.111t1 Savage, litchis ' 2,042 00
• John'O'Brien. Tamaqua ... :... .... •• ..... :, I ,2,060.00
IV 13 lierehcer..El3runawie, • .:.-,.. , 1 . to.o. 40
P Fasolt, S&N SY Wd Potts :. ' • i 2;208.00'
N Zell, Orivtgomrg.- ...... ......... ' ... ~, I 'l2O 00
Levi Berger, Wayne. ... - ..... ....;.... ...... - . 700 00 -
G A Burke; Pc carbon . t .'.. ..:.-..-... .... ' . '' 500 00
13 G Dalian, Anburn .. '..:. . :-.•.
..... : . ...; . .170 00
3 1 , Beck, N Matbelm ' ' '.:. ' 6/2 64
'I Fogarty, 31e:balmy City..' ..::...... 1 .....
.. '- - 200.60'
•1 Fry, Br:. Pme g roye Bor ' - i 200 00
.Doni :Emu lien, Palo Alto'.. ......:.: ......•: i 200 00
Wm Elders., 4,000'00
ztatement.of the - Assets' and Indebtedness of the
Voitntyr:f Jannitry 1.54 A. .D.,1867
dmonia dae by Collector" . • •
do do G D Bler, late Tress' ."
.do do• Isztic Vt ard, 'do •••
do i
S K M Keou , do
dae by the - United Svitee
&Stunted vol of.Treaeri deeds to Comes.
dal - in the hands of Win B Rudy, TICISPI
.Total ,A•tets
.. ' . ISDEII I EDNEte9. - - • . .• " .
Am . met of Ronde antetanding, bearini in,.
iciest at tlio rate of :,...tx per cent.".... .. -•.-. .. . 644,522 07
"Ainount due the eer.. , ral twve for road taxes 1.,060 00
.
do do du• &boo! DietrieLe... - 7,047•87"
Total •
.Amount of Asaet.
Total Intiebtednelis
The follimlng Collet:ors have settled up their sever-.
al duplic..tes in full sinee the let el.Janntry,..lM : •
lrythe te,lBG2. . •
th'Gtl: •
3lichael Sereene . y, Butler; ISGO. • •
George rolimer, Ofivigsbur.., 1305. , . •
David Kelly, Palo Alto,-
'John Krau, Yorkvilbd, JS d.
• Daniel Fartell—Pralley, ISGG. -
Johu Ceebliu;Sl2aanoy tp,, IECG. • .
D 3l S.U..uffe.r.,tinion;.l96,l. '"
Daniel Schwalm, linhley, I ' '
' Hugh.A.lnftin, Palo Alto, 19CO, ' '
•
Fiek nimou. Cre...soua, . •
JriullJ jniel, Upper Alabantonge; " ••• • :
. .lienry Drown, IVaytiu.l3"6s. .
'Henry McDade, ,
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Tann. L. Alivrefm. : rasavota - WATIFEK :
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To .Coal Dealers i . Gas &c,
THE codeidgned baring •licceeded • Focht &
Warren in. the bLde.mauufacture of ,Focnt's celebrated
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Hoistita
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And IRON FLATTING . 13LOCA.S, Ele well ee in the.rn.i.nti
facture cs - • .
..• • -Irott.Cars • - - •
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iron
• 13 - 4 •
WhelbarroxVs,
Hereby give notice that :they are prepared to 'fill in
orders at short notice. Address •
• : ADDLSOIi & WARBBNrßeading Pa
Angast 4, 66 . - • st.ly
T 0 COAL O,IPICRATOE!.. . .
2G,228 OS
GREAT IIffROVEMENT Ri COAL SCREENS.
The undersigned are nosyprepar. ed to manufacture,
at their ehop, in Itinereville, all kinds of SCREENS for
screening Coal, of the. improved manufacture, patented
to Jonas Laubenatein, 4ih Febraary,lB69.
2.2 00
13,780 43
18,6)8 08
Screens manufactured by tnia proceas, are. more do
table, maintain thelrformbetter, and are fondahe4 ns
cheap as any to be had in the Cormty. • _
• • They are made of square iron, in such shape as to
prevent theCoai
.alidiag front one size to the other ber ,
fort. It is thoroughly assorted, thee preparing tbetter
than can he done by mot ironer wire screens. - "--
The leanufartmere:rgentl req neat all Operators
wanting_B o
ereens, to reline t ,
new patent Screen
at theirViop, or at 'work at the Mammoth Vein Col
liery of George B. RePplier, now St. Clair, where' they
have been In nee for some' time. - • - •
• By parcitashm screen! made under tide Patent. Bit
gation,or enytrouble as to patent - rights willbearnithal.
All work done with prompt & e L nss and
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. 'ril li - 11162; ..*
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<, - . --:_, . ~ -• • - the wriogork 'of' out Me;
tis how tea leatislaue beam
with am =we.
.fitgatiag =whine, arid never
have we bowsUlerared,:erlih • au!SL : amzerlLV. . 0. ..inF!lu.... N., t
there.belng 'IMO. them In use.. tt 11 surp_t_ e a . :Te2 l
An d awl)! opemtioih- ind • l u m "irrii4"sr=
sold and-they ustiest , tethfettiall- .._ tar.,_ _. ....
them with Wheels ot 4* l ti r itud 8 the .
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Tvirmwm man! yampitz.D MIIB
.DSBS IN a YSdg,
. .
The follopring -paragraph is floating; in the
papers, like a frightful corpse on a gay and•
busy stream i
"Senator Roberts, of Texas, - paints a horri
ble picture of affairs in .that state, • flesays
that twenty Seven hundred 'freedmen , have
been trairJeretwithin a year , and the Perse
cution of the unfortunate blacks is so fearful
that . they are praying far a restoratioe of
slavery as a protection against :the murderous,
hate of the reconstruction white rebels:"
Who his' paused as he read this item to
reflect - on the state of things which it sug-,
gests ? Texas had a population at the last
census of 420,000'; Connecticut of 450,000
Supposing then, instead of Senator ftqberts,
of. Texas, it read that Senator Dixon, ot Con
necticut, says -that twenty-seven hundred
Irish laborers • have been murdered In his
state within the year. - We"could then faintly
conceive of the horror of horrors that over
whelmed that state;' This comparison is not
entirely apposite, for Senator Dixon's ,course
shows that he would hardly make an.outcry
against such an abomination as this that ma
keth desolate; as this is but the legitimate
fruit of the policy he advocates. The Texan
senator is as much in advance of the'Connec
tient as his state is behind the latices.- On
this Same ratio Massachusetts should report ,
three times that number murdered in a single
year, or over eight thousand of her' poor,
p_paceful and industrious citizens. New
York' should report nine times, or twentV-.
11143 thousand persons murdered! What
horror would freeze every soul . at such an
announcement: - Well 'might the people, thus
driven as sheep to the slaughter; pray, for
bondage as a protection against, such merci
less massacre. '
Think, too, of The harmless conduct of
these slaughte ones.. It la another massa
cre of the Innocents. They , open not their
mouths. They given on provocation. 'They
were taken thither by their - masters, who
now turn upon them and butcher them. They
are faithful, affectionate, laborious, attentive
to all the impious demands of the dominant
and tyrannizing race, doing Ellllll their pow
er to ward off the terrible fate that hangs
over, them... • • '
.VBB, I IT s 9
Think, too, of. the Hero& who order or
allow this massacre"! -These white men and
women surpass the ancient murderer- in hate
and cruelty. He ordered but one execution.
and that of bibes; and for a day. These rage
in' devilish malice against babe and mother,
especially against the fathers and husbands
and brothers by whom their scanty pittance
of food is secured. They pursue them uot in
a single-city and for a single day, but from
town to town, from plantation to plantation,
.day and night, year after, year. '
Who can tell the.agonies that have rent
those victims' hearts; the criettand tears that.
have gone up to God from these his bleeding
and dying children? Who: can imagine the
Shuddering with which they lie down at
night or go out at day? Every bush is 'a
murderer. Every one burnt coldly and hel-
Halt upon them. Every step they, take is in:
to destmction. Twenty. seven hundred-hod
ice reff of life , by open assassination in a sin
gle state, in the circuit of this year of' grace
—the year which matey believed slid.yet.be.
iteve to be prophesied by "Daniel and John as
the dean of the .rnithenium. Twenty-saven
hundreil-soula sent to see to God against the
infamies' healing of Laneriee's sore, the in
famous treachery of Asseriesie rulers. Well
may Gas. 'Sheridan declare tint he prefers .a
residence in hell to one in Teats;:for bell
has no such slaughter of holy and harmless
men and women to add to its cruelty and
.CUITO Impious es are its flenda, they are,
at least, powerless against the innocent.
Instantly should Congress proceed to im
peach and remove the President: . For till ho
is removed no loyal life is gate in Texas
Loyal lives perish by the hundreds every
"month, by snores every day: Hamilton and
Sheridan could make that land as peaceful as
Connecticut in ninety days., Loyal men for
rulers, and-Government eoldiers to Uphold
them, would anon scatter all these murderers.
Why is not Sheridan there ? Why
,"does
Johnson eiy. 'he" will not interfere again in
Southern Odra except to quell riots? and
then, as we have seen, he. only interferes t o
- suppress the more effectually the victims of
the rioters; and quells the not by establith
ing• its decrees as law. Why is he allowed
to thus defy the Constitution, which desl tree,
by an amendment he has himself endorsed.
that freelora shall be guaranteed to the
emancipated ? Simply hecause he despises
Congress.. It may pass bills over his veto;
it caunot - execute them I: may send Com
tniuees of examinations; it cannot send tol
diers for, the arrest and punishment of the
murderers.: It inay talk.; he acts. Until it
acts,- too, and puts its foot on his neck. mur
der stalks red-handed through all the South.
Congress must ceaseto prate, and begin to
gird up its loins for the greatest work ever.
set it to do. It cannot turn froth it without
meeting greater destruction. The voice' of
our brothers' blood cries to •us from . ; the
• exound : how multi , tidieous, how awful that
watt ',ell the nation-hear it, and obey the
will Of God in_ putting its power into hands
that wilidecree , life andliherty to all its in
habitants? "How long, 0 Lord, bow long?"
these. perishing millinna of - our brethren cry.
•Shall we answer, "Until the cities be wasted
without, inhabitant, and the houses without
man, .and the land bet utterly &ablate"; If
that is his vh-ion and declare:ton, be assured
thismation will not escape his - just and terri
ble 'displeasure. As for their thousands
annually perishing before the war; we atoned
by "our tens of thousands. slain • during the
war. "So this multitude, daily destroyed by
tho• - permitsion, and therefore by the very
power • of the. government that the ..Nortk
Outs chastised, has erected and allows to ex:-
ist,. will bring" upon us further and' more.
'dreadful tokeneofThajudgment. .Take heed,:
0 America 1 for With what judgment ye, judge
these murderers ye shall be judged, and What
Measure.ye mete to these victims and their
slaughterers shall be measured to you again I
$531,02+1 64
343'07
1431T03
30,1100 CO
&MO 00
4,906 07
'..5A30,471 79
$686,643 64
280,'T1 19
$356,161 85
•••As PC)*ERPULLY proving , the necessity: for
a rigorous and invulnerable system of recon.
struction, we print the following recent or
der of .31ajor °mere' George H-. Thcidies,
Military Commander of the Tennessee,,lten-=,
tucky and Georgia district. It speaks for it -
self. it IS worth' a velum° of loyal 'argu
ments,' and explodeit the whole magazine of
rebel falsehoods. General Thomas waiborn
in Virginlit, but he has always
,believed . that
Virginia wait a pat OfthelJultedStates, and
that, - no matter where the citizen drew. his
first breath, his first. abligetton was to the
country that prbtected. him ; sled when to
- thisplain duty was added the fact that idrrer,
ci3ived his education from a generotik-Gov
enztnent, and swore to defend it (notTirgince)
tigainstall enemies, die rebellion assumed to
his honest eyes and-fearless soul the aspect.
of crime, and, so believing, he fought . against
it with a cordage Abet made his, example a
gloiy to his friends and a terror to his foes.
Therexperience.Of this matchlese soldier en
titles tamp) speak emphaticallY. Four years
of War igidist the traitors have been stipple:
merited by two years, of attempts tobring
them into a stateof peacki--4o decent submis
te the' laws. they violated. Avoldidg
politics as such, and, - keeping aloof froth all
party intrigues, the ,of Fehr:laq,', 18e7,`
finds hllaWrriting such words as these.:
11159tg. DEPantikri op Tomos aim; t:
Ky.; Feb, vi -18p7.- • s.
. ,
Oititie,s smith;:malicr e. th;/' ": 1 4!ini;
and .(ghers • , • .
- Gunwales :=The Major General com
manding the. department directs me to 'ack
nowledge the receipt 'of your communication
of the 25th ult., addressed. to Brevet . Major
General Davis Tillson, commanding sub-dis
trict -of Ileorgis t giving statement of facts and
Circumstances which caused thearrest , of
certain citizens of Rome; Ga., for _befog Con
cerned in the'display of the flag 'of. the late
southern Confederacy in that cap, and ask:
mg that justice may be done-Ilea thoprison-
In. your letter you state no distespeet was
Intended to the United States Grivernment by
the exhibition. Of, • the Confederate - "fla g, and
that the parties whoidiSplayedit hive accept.
ed in good:faith:the present.statua of affairs,'
and do acknowledge jariadicticin of 'the
United States Government, &a: •
• . If that lithe cam.it can ,. only besUppotied,
presuming that; they Peasess , erdinary intent
gettce,. that they misunderstoest the present
status of Wein,- Windt is. that *rebellion
has been decided to be a huge aline, cube ,-
dying all the crime"- of -the decalogue, arid
that it has been conquered and, disarmed, and
that its very name. and emblems are hateful
to the people of -the United States; and he
must be indeed obtuse , ‘ho expects; without
offence, to parade hefore the. epee of;* le,al
people that which they. execrate,' and: their
abhorrence of which they have • expreased- In
the most emphatic language - in which it is
'possible/or, a great' naden.to . utter its send
: Itis pretended by. Certain newspapers - that
because ricierdei had lieerk lesued from. these:
headquarters that the flag of the - Ciitlfedent4.,
was not to see the light, thtscitizens weranoti
warned that would.be a treasonable-:
• This excuse is anti
unworthy of a schoolboyevein . .:
men arrested , as Well as other - w izens , of the;
South, kneit well enottglfwbat IS-right and: ,
.wbat is viit'iainauch matters,_Withoutiwal-!'
tit* tote: hibyordeuiespecialifh4
'dam
and• proin ting ! duplay-zhOnorinCtiviimint,f
and-of' course' contemning
*prim as not to;rmasess - inch fin**
• 101130,,Ot; the'lscetier,lfronCtlseast
hi0041111411,A;011r;;Willos,"
Singl.9 , qpies PeAt.
.over theremiains of the reties Brivadter Gen
eral .Irenson should have been sufficient war
nine, that:such performance
. would; not be
tolersied: - •
Thr sole cause orthis and sitailar.offenees
lies ie the fact that certain: : citizens of Rome
and a r m rtion of the people of the States in rebellion do not And. have not ac
cepted the situation and that is' that the
.late civil. war was • a rebellion, and history
will so record it. Those °engaged in it are
and will be .protiouneed rebels ; rebellion
implies,treacon, and treason is "a crime, and a
heinous one too, and dese rv i ng of .punish
meat; and that traitors have not been pun
ished is owing •to the megnaniniity 'Of the
conquerors. "- With, too many reople.of the
South, the. late 'civil war is called a revolu
tion ;.lebels are called "Confederates l "' loy
alists to the whole country are called damned
- Yankees and tral , ors; and over the whole
great crime, with its accursed record of
slaughtered heroes, _patriots. murdered be
e:nese of their true hearted love of country.
Widowed wives and orphaned children; and
Prisoners of war slain amid such horrors as
find no parailell In the history. of the world,
they are trying'to throw the gloss ofreepect
. and .thrusting with contumely, and
derision, from their society the merrand
women who would not join hands with them
in the work of raining their normal. Every
:wherein the States lately in rebellion treason
Is respectable and loyalty odious.. This the
people of the 'United States, who- ended the
rebellion and saved the country, will not per
mit; and all attempts to maintain this unnatu
ral order ofthings will be met by decided dis•
approval:, ,
As, however,. It is pretended by the friends
Of the citizens arrested that they were so In
nocent as not to know that it was wrong for
paroled. prisoners and unpunished traitors to
glory in their shame, and flaunt the symbol
of their crime in the face of their country,
they
,will be released from confinement. with
the understanding that no act of treason
will be passed unnoticed when detected, and
may they and all others who think like them
profit by the lesson they have' received.
_THE , following artiSle from the Slessacatr-- •
Serra Tr-settee so: exactly expresses Our
views on the sustsee. iese- - sve
publish it for
the'beneflt, of those who may not read .that • •
journal:, •
OUGHT CORPORAL PUNlSirstß e NT - TO'
• BE UTPLIoTED FOR IFLPERFROT 88. •
0/TAT/ONS P -
The writer of the following autos..
proposes .
to discuss the question from a pt;teety school
terieherS3 point of view, and in the negative, ~
out-heground that, such punishment is, as : •
practice, injudicious. . .
Thoughsteere are various causes a iMpar- -
fect recitations, it is probable .that slime=s I;
the chief, but idleness has a causes either
mental or physical ; and through there can be; .
no perfect recitation without industrYsit does
not follow that the most persistent industry -
will always secure a perfect - recitation.— •
Sometimes there is an inherent - difficulty ; the
Lesson which is of a ressonablatength for the" -
average of the class, is too long for the few •
whose .intellects move mere !lowly; or, if - •
judiciously assigned as to length; the subject •
may be uninteresting, or the text unintelligi
ble to a child, on-account of being expressed
in unfamiliar terms. And even when a lea-
son has been thoroughly committed to mem
ory, there'may be a failure in recitation, ari
sing from distracted attention or some other •
disturbing.cause. • - •
We think, however, that if the true cause
of a large proport'on of the faUttree in recite- r
Lion which a thoroughly "live' and interest
ing teacher encounters, could be ascertained,:
it would be Paned to lie, .not iu the mental •
disinclination of the Tend- for study, bUt in
disability produced by physical .causese such . •
as insufficient sleep, over-excited nerves;" or
indigestion. It would be hardly reasenable
•
to expect thorough attention asd interested •
study the morning atter the Fourth of July, .
yet there is.searcely-a day when some of our
pupila have-not been havingst Fourth of July
or its equivalent iris unseasonable hours, lea- - •
proper food, and cxci ing amusements. - • -•
Tee - teacher is um:ware:of the cause why
.Master John does not study, Indeed Master -.
John does not know himself,—he only knnws
be "cannot get his lesson e S,and the- rattan or
the ruler come down unsparingly. 'on the -
young offender for not'exectiting what:was
really as hopeless as . task, tor the time - beintr,
as the labors of Sisyphus. Whereas "the old
folkisarhome'sare the parties who really de
servo the castigatiOn. • •
We. do not say that there are no cases ,in •
which corporal punishment sheold beaduile
istered, for the idleness which causes helper. -
feet recitations, but that we thick the practice _
injudicious, not - only hecaCise there may have
'been temporary inability to steed's, t haMei
sun, but bccouse violence doe:, nut promote - •
Mental growth.
-Tee true object of "all study - is to lead the - '-
learner to think tar hieeselt,
~to exteval 'his
mind, and this cannot be done throtieh fear.
Fear may pAsibly make one ehid sestys.
more or commit writ words to mentorys bet
nine out o.f ten woul I feel its 41 : i , : tirbipg in
fhlellee too much to be able to fix the att.:See ,
tion enough to assimil tte Peas. • .
It hew bsen said, that there is no royal road's'
to learning, and we are: ct rudely net of those
who believe: that every slip can be made
smooth and every - dark spat seminous ; but
we do believe that uo pain- should he Snared •--
to invest every tenet ,ymeot. oi' the edited
room with hostess. and every perisible light.
he Uri:lgid to beer upoh the hut: leainer's
pathway to make it auraetive.
But-every teach, r ki 0 0:5 tleit while,new"
Zs ailing lesson, a Pesti prose oe, sirellitig - to
writemowit a new map to study, or a: new
article lit -.descriptive at osetpey may be
made to glow who .rased, en I every eye
will been brightly, et,:] cv' y- mitSl its ou •
the,alert to lit tell to Sers tri tits or Segee--
dons, or nese er h r.q -- e see', a le-son
once gone Steer is cot 11 sell :n the net no - y . uf ~ •
any but. the hieghsest mei nose re an I
the majority go- away tie weela the same
number of eilulm feels a sod' leesure or. •
Serino:l, kreesit g they hsve bcoa intere-seti,
but en•ible to - Ail:I , even" tee I, tei , After- ,
wards meets - came tee die Ise y ; the old'
"'
reeding leemtemese Se real' a e ti n un I again .
tilt all the inierest is 'ostsoS it, the drilling
upon the spelling I s eel most co ;tines , WI
every word ;is pert': eetylairned, - I he soiled and
familiar maps eon d over t.ll every name .is
Stamped upon the teeeory, 'I hen the child
flags in interess trees n want to study,
thinks he knows it becarise ho hat been Over
it before, and fails to sly oe the le , Son he's.
recitedperfoetly a month ago; fond-jest at
this-point comes in the lea Sh. is temptation. —
to resortto the cheap stimuipa Sit the rod.— • -
We said -"chimp; "—tio, it is always dear, fore• .
no teacher can afford *to incur the all will.
which such a course excites, and it rarely is e benefit to the pupil.
The evil incidental to such a practice Is
aggravated by threatening. A young teach- '
er had given out the same leas k ili on two suce
cessive.daysto her little class inepelling. It
was neither too - long nor too diffleult, .bet
.:
they failed through idleness, for it. was a 're- :..
-view; and - they:were "sure they knew it.
Not knowing what to do,. she shit), "Chil
dren, you may take this lesson again to mor
row,- and I shalt punish anyone who misses
two words.." In the class was a erneielen-'se
lions, delicate, thoughtful little boy Who had
not missed on either of' the .two days. • e
Carried home his' book and studied that a H fter-.
neon end evening, and wag up early the next is
morning at his lesson. 11;floved his teacher
dearly,: and had never been willing to be ab-.
Setae day; but as school time drew neer, his,.
grew &moue and: nervous ; and at . last
home
Into tears. and begged to stay at eme trim •
school.. His mother.pieseed him for: a rea
ions-and he finally told, - her that his, teacher. -
had saidahe should punish all . - who missed
two words, and ."I know," said he, "tied t
shall miss two,. I can't help IL" Hie dread. •
was so great that his mother allowed_ bim to:
Stay 'at•bome s and when she saw the teacher.
she told-her the reason.. The teacher, how
ever, was in no danger of rashly threatening ..
again, for the promise had no sooner passed
her lips than she regretted it, feeling that she.
•inight be obliged, in order to keep her word,' •
to punish Riese of her mot: faithful and tons •
indentions pupils. . • ._ • - s
We do not think ,- either, that it often bap
-
pens that a child who is disinclined to-study
is brought to a studious mood . through fear.,,
In the writer's own:childhood, she :mended'.
a private school, under a genial tied judicidus
teacher, till in her ninth . year, when she en- ..,
tered a public school. It was one of tits old
regime where fear and harshness-reigned. _
".One Saturday forenoon a task was set for
the. first class, of six verse's of 'scripture . to
commit to memory, the pupils selecting their
own lessons. • Ours was the first six verses
Of the .second chapter of the Gospel of Jahn..."
It was short enough and easy en- mgh, if we
- could have studied, but we coutd not tii.our •
- attentions though. Nye knew that 'a failure
would bring certain punishment Perhaps it:
wasotir breakfttstthat was iu fault;. , however
that 'may be, when-the class was called, out,
we, had learned bet - three verses perf else
The class was large, and exteeded rennet ,
three sides of the room. and our place WU
PEN, PALS, T#L_AiitD - 8 4 8 - 60 - -nese the middle•of. the_ clasa.. It. Was Weary
=Welting with aching - limbs While' eachpupa f En4Thie sthavief thuel.9conittitiosill - -,recited verses,,or was d ant for pore.:
-SfirAnindian attack= Fort Deditelaexpectsd. lehment,' and - our. heart. qtrat'cd: tar we hilt
aisThe New:Havets:raitroad- bee a '.s3o,oolit never been straelt a blow in the sch , o 1 rotnn:
comotives , . At last,.our turn :earne r mode.. lot I - Sheri:lg
iiiiigtiaLisageteielandNavS:'-yerdhill hall:teen and hesitation, we got as far as the "six wa
pproved. by .the Preaidents• •
Te e i r e ehee i see ,. e e r ie are mash excited ter psts of stone," and there we broke down.';
boat the:made news from Ireland' • .A. Aterenrian vele?, teide ns "come out ea lite
melt& Gridiron lathe - name of; anew comic • floars".but; terroreeriekene we steel slut till
taper soon tribe- 'Started in Londtint - •e, strong hand swung us to the plane of exit
SifirThereials-wstetfall Gslifethietwe Mons cation, „and- there; with _hind strsiced hlgii
and.feethighS - It is notinatieof, hair. above head_ blow eft! r blow came d-. we
• sa-Vineystan is worlds:as:it a poemorhiebprom-
lee to impute of,bhi farraereffertse upon tile quivering palin ; end sundry shakes.
and euffs'added bewilderment to our : already
au-Every rade:Aye train - arrives, and' d . eparts . , So,• to our oys 6 th e'
ore Isotidonetty subterranean- cortinseabram._
sEsslii,-LentavilletS "IIySS the Riiisteopialtinis have beautiful story of the in- rrisge ha
-, of
mated a high schooner colored - y outh . -e • - -nee, wilt be essocist whlt be paisful
fiTThere is witch escitemestfiti ifsl9 Pied- memory - of our only ael,ipeh 'es ut s- h sot- ,
ag Viet proximate perliatitentseyelections. ' . - 0 s
the friends wen ere a :Isn. r ; ito argue
air A'
woman iii llic°l3; 4334 raft/ ea of/her hi affirmative of ,;.t 3: .is)
by for $25... -A. bachelor drew it; and adopted ' it. „ r joi•
ZrNapeleoii has' eaded 270,11 C-0,000 pseuds tssver retuou.. ,t
not nrga
stetling te•thadebt of France studs accessioo. dye. "We leave it
JEIr dca it oof the government of Venezuela srentearereason ? .
. - •
estabileh L.
log.,neWratei - export•detit la pub- ; But, b e o l f< a; :t v flair k pettish
ment for fsiiure :bould b m oss e sseree
.108 - The Spanish government is sheet to inan- • e iat:t lb en the pnpil
gnoite referral in the administration of . the &Stairs aster Pers' 2 . , . ,
• ' ' - • • - should-en teresea•s te 1. it s% as, ,u.see e s.
s'', - stirNonacif theargiedPeniantain Berrycounty, It will be aSke d s Oesbans,„ by .11. g teach •
ItelandShivitibeed cavil/reds bat:tsar have all eta , !ty hat shell:we 40, titer,i
n else of Er e .
iiPPested• ' '• perfect .recitetioris?" Experieeeing. in oar
-sess - Theilitalisdiniette Leglarattne has Passed own eager the difficultiee
.of 1 hese v. Ito' have
iiiitanbitaritially.idsoliehing the maul laws :after
es e eneas e sej a bs e • .
.„ :'given amount . .d.. Work , to
. da . bn ,.. elesei
i s eal ru art , e4 s a .w•may,es s a; is-t_etare of the. man ; „lime, sve
_eau only reply Di reconessne tug us
ithosinisat the:l:Vera -firrasee. Now let'sshaiettte , other% and Prectisine curvet; es. she old role
piettainaf.th'ese - who - • ••• : •
.devniSsi.SO very. applible.to chiLire's .."07,
*lrmo bill for the ConfeSeration.cf the-tit "try ligainwith positive pat iens e to- (ley. cotes
ish SsosisWititt - NoitissAsss i si es I!" - beestAllall, permit:a patience to morrow, and superlative
- terieehrthesEriglishratliainesse• • s' jess -- „i d . , .
si en it i4B r i z a zo ageitc:bambuded .pst seleerenext ay , retneteherieg oi na vn
'Otwtea - tye - whichte held basttieeParagaaysile and
. childhood," with its vexanees: ttibr.S.
their *Diem' , Titelleet retiredto HurealeitS. -•-• thiestinreeisimati t eness of our eeler.; lo , d tam
es s eserhaseeretsry, of the IntatietstagesSiatrith. to, ItAisiit 'we lay upin to you blel heart te
'ThietiesastelsKellY.toPsYet 4s / 01 t*:thAarddiesta: stare of. bitwren mitieS But r,t her let ea eg-
If e ar aap! thei n delldgrol a . adanai o ul ut t rie E v* l e tC la ce eee ka r, e ll y e ro e . r ki 'able each to_earry fele oer ?el roomi:
im Pa hrs -P aut ew- ::see — sWe' ci sh" t. 4ratial reecolleettoindsiiora itiltil,itt;ritliirajoeuagns,dweekketten
tisike,„the man oSproemreid. a.bnagbeljases 90p1, al inntiencese to g a e . •
. 1
'11°C1'"'"?!'"114.--,0•-.,-.1.rs's • - Aria ley. on tborm. its heavy.oir..c.
lirg,vatrawasisznigAtaggi*ossiti, T, wi, f ..
• ; i•;;;.`!,:rjt ~; . • •
'•• ; . -
• . . • Wx. D. Wairrx,n,
Brevet Illsj.:•General U. 8. A., and A. A: G
.; I :los :4: 0 r e. z. :. 1 A. 4:4: : ~ : • I
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• CAROLINA. _
On the 22d ult., the Committee appointed
to investigate the murder of three soldiers in
South:Carolina, made report., The Commit
tee detail,s the butchery ; the arreat and.con
viction by a military-court of the murderers;
their sentence to death; commutation by the
Preeident to imprisonment for life at-Tortu
gas; their transfer to Fort Delaware, and
that finally when the prisoners did arrive
there. Colonel Howard, whe was in com
mand of the fort. vas served with ewrit of
HABEAS CORPUS, from the United States Dis
trtct Court of Delaware, Judge Hall Col.
Howard was directed by the War Depart
ment to respond to the writ. A hearing was
had before Judge Hall. and the prisoners
were, discharged on the ground that :the
Judge claimed ,to have had judicial knoWl
edge that the rebellion was aupptissed, and'
peace restored. in ,June, 1865, and further,
that the civil courts of • South Carolina were
open for the administration of justice at. the
time of the arrest and trial of these murder- .
ers. But Gen. Sickles 'states that "at the
time there were no civil courts in South Car
olina that could have tried them—neither the
United States Dietrict Court or Circuit Court.
or State Courts - were open., Steps wera in
progress to that end, but they had not been
consummated." -
The assassins, when discharged; returned
to th&r home* where - tbey are still at large,
and no attempt has been made to bring them
to trial by the civil courts. . • It is a striking
commentary on the state, of authority there
that, 's hile, according to the testimony of
Surgeon Pillsbury, no doubt appears to have
been entertained in the minds of that corn
tenuity of the guilt of at least two of the per
sons discharged, they were all received by
the inhabitants of the town with an Ovation
and congratulation, which terminated in a
"general drunk."-
The testimony of Generals; Schofield Thom
as,- Sicides, Bard and Wood IVOI taken. by
the Committee, and is herewith submitted.—
They have had the best opportunity, for•ob
taining information, both personally, and
also through the reports of their subordinates,
and they.have been constantly on the alert:
as the government of the . country has been
substantially,under their supervision durinv.
the greater portion of the timelhey have had
command. • . •
The resnlt'of their exPerience and obser
vation is given in -Very 'forcible. terms. and
the committee call the attention of the House
to their testimony,. ait they
. believe can safe
ly be made the basis of !aviation. It would
have been easy to' have fortified their state
meat by statistics from the Freedmen's Bu
reau, but as, the House Is already in posses
sine of the valuable information to be ob
talned from the. same, it -was - not -deemed
worth :while to duplicate' here. The testi
mony of these well-uown INi:l:lessee exhibits
the following propositions
FlkST ' That for the punishment of crime
in these departmenbi the; eoutts cannot he re
lied upon. In cases where soldiers;.• Union
men or freedmen are concerned jnistice is
practically denied, and offences or grave
chametur.. against Ahem.. go unpnidshcci, nei
ther magistrates or juries bethg disposed td
discharge their dutiesin this respect.
SECOND, That up to this time there has
been nu change fur the better, but rather for
the worse. •. • ~ , •
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Tnino, That unleis substantial justice is
done to' the labouring classes hereafter,- and
to the :Union men and :Northern 'men who
desire to go there to engage In busines enter
prises,,no4mproveniunt,inthe state of.adairs
can reasonably be expected.
Under - snch • circumstances it . would seem
to be conclusively-established :that the best
national interests of the -country, as well- as
the highest considerations -of hutuauity, call_
for the interiention of the authority of the
general govetnment in , the only
' practical
mode in which it canhe executed, and that
through the military forces. It is of the first
imPortunci that ordinary justice"'shall be
administered . ... The Whole. superstructure
of; government must- bo on that. The
violent • political and - - soder/ cOnvulitions
thrOugh , which.lhe country has passed, cao
be.oomposed in_time, and-parties and races
live together in peace and prosperity if, mean-
'while, there is wtsdont and strength suffi
cient in the goventmeht wisdom:,
care that all'
are fairly dealt by, anal - Orb:nee -punished
with reasonable, certain Wand impartiality.--
In 'order, to 'compass this desirable end, the .
military forces should be auxilliary and au
pervisory. In the language of Gen., Thomas,
there should be established "some; supervi
sory authority in those States, with power to .
'advise and insist on the hipartisi administra
lion of justice; accompanied by sufficient
force, - if necessary,. to induce the people- to
feel.thaf the authority is sufficient to enforce
its advice and instructione." . .
The government , of. the 'country could in
Ihieway ha temporar4 placed in the :hands
of the men- whose eminent, service* during
the war-are sufficient guarantee that •it will
not be - abused. Such government should, of
:coarse; only be continued so long as It is ab
-solutely :necessary. •• Wherever' the life and
the,righte Of-prOperty can be safely trusted to
the local government/3, alLetterrial coercion'
should, cease, and in the meantinie, it cannot
be reasonably supposed that there will be
I 'much need of: forcible, intervention. It. will
ordinarily be enough -to know that such pow
er exists 'and will , be' exercised if-necessary.
As the House so riceady, passed upon s
, measure of the kind indicated, It is not worth
.while to enter into farther details; but dilly,
:to say that in the judgment of the committee
'testimony herewith presented fully sustains
the necessity for a reaortlo: such extraordi
nary measnres, and that _without the adiv
tion of some such legislation the day .of 'res
toration 'of peace sod. prosperity in these
unhappy States iii . greatly; if not inde fi nitely,
.
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*S: - TAI'W . "'"" , -''" -
EITEARE - PRINTWI OFFICE:
Havingpmrairld several Preseee. we are now prepared
jct. exams .10# and BOOS PILINTLfai of every :
ferliadollaittp Once of the Mrsetur domuraa: dosing
than it an be dorm at any other esiabu Img.at to th
tiOunty, each as' • -
Reeks, ,11Feaspidetn. ` Bl ue of IGsdlny,
Lingo Pesters, Railroad Ticketed
Viand :Paper Beek.,
Articles of *greenest ' s" Time nooks.
Hill Heade; - Order iteeka, dee
At the very ahortcot notice. One stock of-JOB 'MB
fa more extensive than that of any other office in thin
isetionof the State, and we keep hands employed ez
mealy for Jobbing. Bein g. a practical Arint!r owned
we will guarantee sae wor k to be as - teat se any thitt
can be turned oat in the cities. PHECTiIie W 4301,;
OM done at the shortest notice - -
. BoOlos bound In every variety of style. Diann Book
of every description matualactared, bound and ruled t
wrier, a shixiteet. notice. •
.
IT mistook Oswego for Ow o, and dissp*Anted
thttimopte_of the latter city by going to the other, -
where he had.noeugagtiment.
..sarEight negraes cmitin...i in the city priBon
Portnontlf, Va., escaped on S.ttn*d.y !nettl
ing week,. by , tweaking through the eta doors and
darting enddenly thrnngh the g .toway. .
• 'IV - Eight hundred millions of-dollars pure of.
gold have been extreeted from the mines of Cali
fornia within the_last eleven y, are. This amount
would &II room fifteen feet long, twelve fPet wide,
and twelve feet four inches high, would weigh
1,327 tone.
ka - Durinn. , a snit for a breach of Primile in
Liverpool, England, the- fir plaintiff pn.lueed
nine hundred and eighty-four letters written to
'her by the defendant in two years. The wouran'a
moused threatened to road th-ni , all, when the
defendant corepronieed the matter, and the judge
• surrendered his hope of-euielde. . -
A. A M. ra,oomoptE. 'Rdit or.
BOOK BINDEILY.
(Educational.