SCIIUYLKILL COUNTY ELECTION RETURNS, OCTOBER, 1867-OFFICIA
DISTRICTS
- r
Ni 'that?' Wail
N. E.. NV aril
N. W. Ward
I forth Ward.
• • IS. E. Ward
Middia . Ward
tSP, - Weat Ward . ,
E att. Ward...
North_
I:at Son th„
lt,nnig, Emit
lirn!, Went
C.t.,5, - North
s'
. . ,
Frmilt.y . . : ..
Foster— .. •
Hrgina.• ,
Etubley... ...
Landingville ..... ....... .
Mt, Carbon • .
MArtheina, .Eaat
. .. .
.Manbeim, Sonth
.Maharroy Temnshin
Eaat Ward.
2dattAttoi
West Ward
blahlintongo, litiosr
Bast Ward „
/ West Ward,.
...
New Castle
..:...,... . ..
Norwegian. .. . ... ....
Norwegian, East
Orwigsburg Borough
Pinegrove Borough • . • -
.Pinegrove Township'.
Palo Alto Borough
Port Clinton.— ...,
- Port Carbon .. .. : .. .
Porter: ... . .. . . ;
Rahn
Schuylkill. . • ,
,Srtuiylkiil, South . .
Shenandoah . ... , . - .
- .• • :t North \\*aid..
b unixrci HAVES, ' ° , uth Ward
. . s
t Ward,..
• Weet'. 'Ward
North WArd •
-Ward: .
..I.Sotth - Ward ' •
'l'reMont It , iottittt • • ... .. .
Tremont Vac aehip. .... .
• ' '`north Ward
TAILkOr-.1, Cart Ward.
( South Ward
.Wayne
WlLShillgtOn
Wee Perin,
Yufkville.
M&joritits,
W tard, Pattaville T .D. Yaglo,Stieriff, 1 vo
w.t : t.t-rt- ..::.moori).*l:,-
POT rsviLLE,
B.t . I'UtIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1567
Set vLKtLL is worthy of ,honorable . mention...
The large Democratic majority :of last 'year he's
- . been reduced.oyerAwehundrea, and the. Union
mei] have elected a s.heriff 'andtre.asnrer in the
very teeth of the Democracy - . it is noticeable
. and significant that wherever there have been is ,
tines - which-neeessitated a spirited canvass; the
result has beeu favorable to our 'cause. —Phi tg-.
is Press, :
Schtiylkill has indeed donewell. The Deli(
rnociatic majoriiy of 1866, 1725 for Clymer;
has been reduc. , ed.this year to 1121 for Shars
wooda 'Republican gain of 599, which en
titles us undoubtedly, to the flag offered by the
State Central Committee for.the cOnntyahoiv
lag:ilia-greatest gain at the late election..
THE TELLiNG TIP DUKE ut• AN OUTRAGED AND
INDIC; MAST (Prortn .--IYlierever Generals
Sheridan and Sickles go, they are received
with the most magnificent demonstrations bf
popular . approval and regard ; and every- ,
where, responding to the compliments be
stowed Upon them, dieydeclare that the only
way to secure National unity and peace, is by
carrying out the Congressionstplan of recoil-,
struction 'in opposition to the. Presidential
policy. The miierahle man at the White
House cannot fail. hardened though he is, to
feel the (Sects of this rebnke, or to:contrast
the spontsneous outpouring of popular affec
tion for the great Soldiers, with the. coolness
.which marked hisst - it - ogress through the .coun
;try. • He has not weakened the determination
of the people to sustain- their, patriotic
fenders, nor their own deterniination to' do
their duty, regardless of Consequences.
,COLONEL FORNEr . s LETTERS FROM. Ecaner .
—These interesting' letters will soon appear •
a large -duodecimo volunae of about five
Inundred pages, printed on fine paper andf
hsndsomely bound in cloth. The book will
be published by T. B, PetersonA Brothers,
Phiisdelphia...lt will contain er
. an excellent
steel portrait of the author, .graved in the
finest style of the art, bg One of the best art
ists in the country, and it wilt be in every re
spect a work acccwable to the numerous
friends of 'Colonel Forney. The correspond
ence gives the author'simpressioris of, various
,raiintries which he visited during an Europe
an-tour of several mouths. with; observations
Rapon,society, fralities, amusements, manufac
diares, educational and religious institutions,.
In England, France, Switzerland, Germany,
Belgium, and Holland. The variety of these
letters may be . judged from the `fact that they
'were written from, London, Liverpool, Ox- -
lord, Windsor, Haft ix, Stratford -upon Avon,
Chester, 'Paris, Berne, Lake Leman; Baden
Baden, Heidelberg, Wiesbaden, •On • the
Rhine, Coblentz; Brussels, Antwerp, , flte
Ragne, and various other places on the ebn
tinent of Europe. . • •
" TitE TkITNirTNANIA' STATE- TiALPERANGE'
UNTO!? "—DAs Society,was formed - at a State
Convention held at Hairisburg, February 27,
18U. To become a member of the Union,.
the Constituti o n' requires the payment of one
dollar 4nnually, or five dollars for life meni
berabipi, and signing the pledge of the Socie - .
tv —which is as follows :
, • .
••.
We. the undersigned, do agree that we Will 'not nee
intoxicating Honors an a beverage, nor traffic in them
that we will not provide them as an article (4 enter
tainment. or for persons in our employment ; and that,
all suitable waye, we v. , 111 discountenance their, nee
tL cdtighout the community.
ytki members Lip-fees and signed' pledge
be• : forwarded to William Nicholson,
N o lis ,'ouch Seventh street; Philadelphia,
The i.:;ocle;_v intends to employ three agents,
to lectm •e, and', form FOqieties .in each of the
three di itri6is into which the State has been
divided. One iigent Las been operating since
the Ist of April in, the middle district, and
has delivered 1..7.5 • addressee, held 21 Conven
tions, .organized twenty counties; enrolled
4194 names on the pledge, and travelled 5000
miles. Money is needed tO employ two more,
to increase the quantity of useful influence
heretofore exercised by the.one 'already em-
ploy ed.
The agentewill be expected, -s hen re4ueat.
.ed, to visit all places where the peOple desire
lemperance addressee, and give them aervi
cies free of any charge, except whatthey may
.ctiopse to contribute" to the treasury. • All
Xlie money received in . the :future be
ep‘mded, as it has in the past, for the ad
vancement of the temperance cause,",so-,
accorkiing to the provisions of the second Ar
ticle of its Constitution, which read thus:—
-.'•The 'Object r,f the Society - Fhall be. to provide. fof a
thorough. - :Ltd 'continued' CM:WM.S of the State, for -the
adoption by the people of Temperance prlnciPles, 'and:
to nnite all .Religione and. Temperance orgea4atione in
earnefit and perpetuateffortet for:the general practice of
Total Abstinence if - bin - ail intoxicating drinks, and the
ati pprenton of the vire of Intemperance bythe enact- .
meat and - enforcement of a Prohibitory raw!' :
THE Pangions : r AND CHSGREES.—Senator
[lnward, of Michigan, - has written a letter
ort the situation, which is published. In re
ferring to the threats of the Washington
Union, that the .Senitors who have declared
•their convictions beforehand. shall not sit, in
judgment upon President Johnson, Mr. How:
aril says 4•lt is generally understood that
the Union is under the patronage and Control
of Mr: Johnson and his immediate ndvisms,
and that in view Or the military preparatkms
now going on - ln Maryland and other , Suttee,
such 'threats can hardly be regarded as mere
ly buncombe, but the original purpose of the
Preaident to attempt violence upon Congress
has, become deepened and • intensified under
the malign influence of his private advisers ."
311 r. Howard continues to say that Congress
wilt do its duty: regardless of these revoln
:tionary preparations, and adds : "Let him be
Aare of that, and it rests with the people and
the army to Protect it in so doing. - If the
rebels arid the. rebel sympathtzers - have not,
bad enough strife , and blood, they can, in my
opinion, become easily satiated. by stirring up
'Johnson to assault Congress by militarYvio
knee, and, indeed, I am not sure in the long
run such a mad attempt • would not,:as.lead
ing to the final arid conciasive supprenalott of
. the rebellion by the condign ,punishment. of
their fomentors, be a decided -benefit to the .
(lovernment andliation; There 'must be a
et aal decision at some time. Perhaps It Is .
the will of Providence that_ Joheson'ai mad'-
pees shall hasten it." •
KU" er 6 i tajn . a r l Balle. 11 isiafttor .
' J Ridge. . court. .0 , J 11 • ". I
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c , , • ,
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= • ; . = '
278'
214'
245
2x3'
100.
171. 2821 Ib7', 285
169 .235 -165 , 243 1
'265; 1421+ 2731'
143: 292 , 1 •13111 2891 .
87: 1031:: 8111 1041 .
261: 1 701 25 - 701
209 1 r 1 .• 151h* 205; 14.81'
. 1891., .2661 13711. 206 1
13. 1 1 L . 1231 • 13011 .1241.
44. - 1031' 46 r d 102 1
81 1 1191. 86+1h1171
207 961' 204 d. 100:'
3001 1521' 298 1 1. 1511,
73 1 1211 .70 1 1 122!
15011 1411. 139:1
. 1461
163; 72, . 16E1' • 711
'l9O 1 19: 1905191:
245 1 : . 6Bl 245 681.
1040 .187 i 1011 1861
721! 97•1 671 -'97 1
1 . 911 1 145 91!! 145 1 .
..8.51: 32. 84• 311.
9k: • 861 98.; 86'
601 1 .85; . 59,( • 351.
63, 1 1: ' 38 ; •63:' 38:
411 1 . 14 32:1 141.•
461 '3Bl 951 , 381
, 60 ; 110 • 571
731'1 • 571: 7 11 .: , 551:
,238, , .3231! 2471
-14 1 8. 170! • .14.7:; .170
1870 , 167;.: 166.1 166:
361 951! 36;
]1:51!."222..100 . 7.23:
1351! 156:' 131',
.3.21! .• 331 5.3 i.
:'ls3'; . 32 154
145 29 ..145 11 '3l'
:8111 501..81;1 - :52 •
• 7311 • 80!: 7311 80
62 1 1 1061. •611 r • 107,•
•-22611' '128i.26,;
.1321- .821, 1311 89'
38',1 , -58 681 581
1 04'! 2161 1031: .2141
21: , . 59' • 21:1 59 1-
1181189,. 118 . 1 "'B9l
1811 - 64. ise, l l . 651
651 44.: 65 11 • 44'
12911 701 130': .
2411 6 91:
163.1. .82, -162' 1
• " 611:- , 591 • 61'1 621
• 56'. 100• 100:
59 1 113 , 59:: 113 1
551. 51 55'i . 151
140: :107
.1.40 -, 107 ,
:.941 1 '134- 931: 134. 1
'791. -142 78; 1401
1631 137, 1M:1 137 ,
42! ' 47:. '425 '47.1 .
177 1 • 81' 1781 81
• 1561 111; 15511 109
189::105'. 186
-2581: 255•• • 77'
1371 'lO5 • 137 1•.5031
163i1 41.' .1631 1 411
: 254' 135'.'.254: 137:
'66 0 19' 60 1 ' 16'
1
203
•• 717 1
102
124
94,
151 i
118,
130
19
1_,184
qw
115'
il . :31
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8 0
881
216.
107
132
142
IPs
8380. 7336;.8277:7352
.7256 .* '
.7336 -
e. W.—J„ W. 11 - mberry, Jacob Kline, 1 was Judge Criminal Court. S. E. Ward; Pottsville—C..Seliner,
THE.:ELE - C3TQN:S - .
PEN IsT S Yl:4' V A' N,TA,.-
Probable Election ofJudge Williams.
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.
TILE GOVEIFIVOII DOUBTFII.L•
THE LEGISLATURE DEMOORATIO.
• Below will be found the most reliable re
turns and . eitimates from the various_ counties
of Pennsylvanii, up to the time we . went. to
press. They indicate election of Judge
Williams, but the official returns will all
probEibility, have to be awaited, to know de
finitely the result :
COUNTIES.' • • 1 • • ' •3 ' L
• . •
• g r. • •: 4
Adams ..
Allegheny
Armstrong
*Beaver ..,
Berke.:...
Blair .....
Bradford;."
Burke
Butler,
Can brie:.
Cameron..
Centre....
Chester..
Clarion..
Clearfield...
Clinton '-
Columbia •••
,Crawford - •
Crimberland , • / ' - • : • 531 •• • ••• '-• 110
Dauphin. . .1,4n1 •
Delaware • -' • .1,100- •
"Lit, . • . • - . 052.
• Erie' •
Payette .
Franklin . • • • 16%' •• • • 210
•
Forest - • .
Greene' *. ' ;1;500
illintingdon • • '1,009:.....8J0 .•.. .
D'Alene • .; . ..• . 2 ,000, •' • •:
10
Janlata .:I• • ifiS-, •
Lancaster ' • 61 ' U ° ' • • ''•';• -'. 5 3 "• •
:•••• • • •*-
Lawrence ** ' • 2,0t,0 • 0 1;551' . . . ...
Leb3non • • • :. - 1,4413 . : ... : I.loo' ..„,
-Lehigh.
Luzerne • . • '• 2 , 511 n
Lyeoming • .•• ...• .. • '517 ••
McKean . • * •. • ............. - 152 •
Me•cer • : •,• 619, • • ;,500 1
"
Mifflin • • • • 110. •
• • .••••,...f 1,600
• 1 994
Montgomery ; 1,056; : ,,,...,' 1,081
• • 400
Northampton • • - 4'S ; ' '4oo
tu
Perry 2.819.
• • 724 1 . 00
Philadelphia • ~ 5,358 •
Pike ....... . •-•• ••• ... ... •.: •" ' *1 •
Potter • • • J• .
' 26 ..... • • ‘°°' •• • • •
. ,• • 1 721 •1,19,4
Schnylklll,' • • ' l'• ••• ••• A. .
. 1 , 303 I,IOOY.
Snyder • '• 450
,
• Stthirein • • • • '•• •• • 326
350
Sumnehanna
.7,49 • ! .1 ); •
Tioga .. ".3.•••••. „, .
.. '
I li 4
475
1 911 • • 550'
Warren.... . e . 2,1
15 washingtan . ! f t :265, . . ..-
,! • 725
800 . ‘
Wayne.:,
Westmoreland..:... I ..f • • • ••••• V 62 -•!•-• •• • ;
1,209
Wyoming • • 91::. ••••••• •!•
r gg.s 3 000
.Fork: ... • ••• • ••• .. ...
Total • • I 64,478.:3 7; 300::39,596 1 39,019
• • 37,300' • • • •. •
. .
Majorities •
Prtibible 'Result Of the Legislatuie
. .
• • Rep. Drn.
Philadelphia . •• • g : •
Chester, Delaware, Ac • •
Berke • • • .
Lehigh and No? thampton ~,,,,
Schuylkill ' • ' •
Carbon. Monroe, Pike,,&c. ~ • . : .
Bradfoid, - Busquetutiout, &e ••••• •
Lucerne •
Potter, 'Motet, McKean; &a . • • ,
Lycoming,-Union and Snyder.,
NorthUmberland, Montour, &c.......
Dauphin sad Lebanon ••• • • - •
Lancaster r • " '
York and Cumberland , •
Adrusis and Franklin
Somerset, Bedford and Fulton ' •
Blair, Huntingdon, Centie. &c.-...
Cambria'. 'lndiana and Jefferson...".
Clearfield, Cameron, &e • '
Weatmoretand,•Payette, &,c
Allegheny , • - •
'Washington and-Beaver... .. ' .....
Lawrence, Butler,
Mercer, Nenano.
nrawfurd
: and - E rie •• •
• •Recittitnlation—Republicacs, 10
doubtful,
1100111 a HIPEUTICI.ATIVIS
-Philadelphia_
Adariai,., • •
Allegheny
Berko
Buck's • - •
Bradford and Sullivan
Blair '
Cambria
Carbon and Monroe.,
Centre "
Clarion and Jegerrical .
Clearfield...Eikkand'Forest.
-Clinton, Canieton and M•Bean.,..
Chester .*. ... ... ..
Crawford '• • • .
Colombia and Montour . • .7.
Cumberland • • " •
Dauphin
Delaware -
Fayette •• •
Greene • • '
Huntingdon: Mifflin and aurdata. 9'
JO , na and Westmoreland
Lnncaeter.. • • •- • - 4
' • .-
1
•
Lobillb• .
/looming, .Union and Snyder • rit
Mercer. lAwrenCe and Ball. 4
Montgomery
Northampton
Northumberland
Perry and FralAJin.
'Schuylkill •
• • ..
['Somerset, Wilford and . . 9
Snagnehannif and Wyoming •• • 9
•Tioga and: • •
Venengo rind Warren • -
Washington and. Beaver., .. .. .. .. • 8
Wayne and Pike ' • • • •
York-. • .
Recapitulatlon. - --Bet.inblicans,. 641 Dannoetatti,.,4l
'Doubt! al
.
In Philadelphia the Repablicse ticket was defeated.
Ludlow, D.; was elecW. Judger of Common , Pless f•
Lyle,-D.. Sheriffs' Leech, D., Register of Willa; Wea
ry, Clerk of Orphans. Court; Piersel, D., Treseir
ter; Boller, D.,„ Commiesioner: In loolta branches of
Council.the Republicans have InsJority. -
SrABTIMIG SIPOSS Or DOKKOLATIC raionno-tow
. .• • rem TOTS. WAS *IIIOI7OHT.
Pratinsulni, trktober.ll:-;•The Morning Post will
print tomorrow a literal copy of-the secret Democratic
. circular sent to the County Chairman by the State Cen
tral Committee. The Poet vouches for its.aatheatici
ty and offers to produce the dicatnimt in court. ,
It Lan elaborate plan for palling..the. whole Demo
cratic vote, - and cantatas the-following shirtling paint
• In Very - slow District/ I 'would suggest a aped al
contract with active men. .Thus In 1866 the Dlstrlct
polled all • the Democratic- votes in 1866, 180 Demo:
aide *Wee; now for every Democratic vote over 110
we will pay y on a teed sum th e day after the election.
This is elm ply an incentive to bring men out, for. the
vote of le
shows they are them._ • •
Be very . pareful of this piper... - Xeep It entirely
sate . If . . yoa have 407 doubt of the men you empaoy;
tell otheriertf your friends thity_on hive planedzioney
in their hinds: Wrziain A.-WALIAOIN LUirman." •
tppeiTs
to Dew w(114"u
Tb in e Gornmertici! indt7tWtel
. .
17541 299 - I - . 283, , ' 280:
171,J 234 :.-'"235' • 2.13.` ,
143.4 2711
.271 i -270 1
130:1 .. .300': 283:.
' 1091 104 k .104:
• 31 , i • • 70.. 71: • - 72'
'I4C • 182', 196: 184:
9C 2231 .227: 234:
10E-I ..132i 1 134 • 132;
26 102
126 :126'-.1.26 1 :
- 99. :107, • 9 . r
'2991. 1591 .15711541
.• 3.1;1'-133;• 133:.
.131';
•120:.: 1651. 1-111"1.41:
.1621 - 731. : 71 , 71 , ,.
.196"1 19 19',.
£O3l
'2
297.'
69.
140
163
190
23 r 68, •GB.
• 93 1 ! 1921 - 187 , ,
• .
99 -* 96 ,
911' .1461' • 143;
•.852, '32i- 31!
78,
197
99,
144
31
215
1112
71
91
45
97 , 851
.84i
52 • ' 36} 36; 36f 59 • • . 's9' 59 ; '36 58 : 1 44
621 '
. .401, 29; 38; 62; ..62' -- „43. 59.; 43
31 ; ' 12; 19; 131 .91; ••• 311.: 32 13: . 10 .
• 424• • 37' 371-"34 , . , 47' 47 , '4Ol 42
11511 671 . " - " 69' • '661 . .110 i •10.3',' .10611. - 76' . 95;1' 97 .
. 731 601.. 591. -591 ' 73.i c 73; ' 62, ' 70.
315;.2311 227 i 2271' 305 306; .3021 1 .228'i - 30611' .230.
145.: 1711. 170, 1701 : 145 i 142 , -
.14411-176 i• 1401: : 237'
179:I -167 - .1651 .168 , •' 1801 - 1831 .141 169 1 179 , 1 172
951 36 - .361' 36 95' 95 9 3P • 8 0 ; 1. 001 .
2201 '"220 110 - 1.041•: . 109 . 1 ,' '274' ' 51 1 1 , 269; -
127;1"135. 1L351 '
:.135 'l3O , 1271 130; . 155..r.108:' 140 '
33,...531 . 541 • 49i 36' . 29, 3011 . 551 30 - r
126: 811 .1821 811 15V 1531* 1551 j ";81.: . 76 .
143', . 28; - 281.::'281': 142' • 1421 142 J 451 :1251:, 47
GO': 52 , -.58, 52! • 771- 79 , .80 . 1 52` . . 'Bl, , 52:
811 80 1 81.1 731 671 • 79i. .80 7111 • 88'
6e; • 106 105! 1071 621 '631. 11V 92',
226' "'.125,: 125 125' 226; 2251 . 2251 125', . 223! 1251 -
117' , 78' - 78: 78' 133 • 1291 132'1. 82' :129),' 86 1
62 ,- 60i . 59", '64 : 66: • 631 69 1 , '62
2241 222,220; 103 1051. 104::, 2 . 291 98 , . 221 i:
21 59i '59, *, 21 • 19'.•. 59;• *21 1 ! 69;
108'....89' 89 .891 118 , 118 i 118', 89" 118. 1 . 87 1
163 81 64' .61 1 1761 180 1.65; 66 1731.. 126,
- 65 - 4-C ; ..44, .65' .44:- 65:1, 441
123 , 751 68 -67 12.5 1201 127'; 62'; 1381 , 711
-22 , 601 58 57. 21, 29 .23 - 64 . 181! 1'62.
: 158 97 , . 78 ; 80 -• 164:.163; 145 85„ 1 ' 56 ; 124'.
77 59 - 61.. .61 : 621 57 " 55:1 61; '5lll . 72:
84 10E1 104: 105 . . 53 511 52. 1 ' 108 48: 10.8'
'B2 113:, 107 • 112' 60; 113!.. 56: - 104!
58 4.
60. , 361
al 0
311 16 1
461.401
119, 61 1
75 591
324,1 247
147 t, 1714
1871' 168
93 1 ' 361
104; 215{
125 1 1381
31521
155 1 1 1101
1 3,
.274
9 60
73:1 81
64,11 105
-2261 125
125 86
68 631
1041'1 2221
21 • 59,
1181 86'
. 1 65 78 ! .
11. 801
1281 70!
23'; -62 ,
164 • 82,
571 42
57/ 78
39 89
45 2
-.- -
113.1 107 129 108 113 100 130 110 ' 136 118,
97 '72l ''
~ 155' ~125' 88 '821:'.103:'. 136' 91. 1751
78.' 138: 194 139 76 . 28! 78,:145, 75 1691
1631 138'. 1371 -152 . 160 157 158 ' 140. 161 147:
41: 49' . 47, 53 38 371 •4V 48 41,
167 1181 '. 70' 175, 179! 155 : 82. 173 195
150, . 128 i 111. , 103; 155 ; 1611 .1211 114 154 124
95 • 216 189 164 91 1 ..125 94 . 196 . - 95 • 202
2481 .75 72 75 259, 258 247 82. 242 . 86'
1401 1141
93 , Jai l
79'.142
164'' 138
42 48
148 89
157 u 116
106 193
25r 86
139 i 101 i 139 j 104: 103
163: 44' 160 4‘.2 - • _ - 42.
954 1 - 135; . 253 141 • - 129;
64 18 , .62 18', • 18
8257 - 7601. 7923,.,7555'7513'.7378- .8112, 7958 7913'. 7887: 7554 8415'
7352 j • t 7601 ; j . 7585 7513, 7378 i 7554',". ii 69061
1, . _ • !.1
1 905; 319' . • - 527: 415 565:1 - •333 1 , 1539 j
OHIO:
.1566. 1567..
Supreme
Goernor. Judy r :
.7,000:. , . : ..
I
; • 6,1G0 '
100:..
662
• Tl; 169
432 406
.......
2,279,..." • ,•;
.....
1.100
1,196 • 1,560
• 693' 650.
Democrats, /1;
R T . D em
1 7
Philadelphia:
shekff. Tresan. 4 6 a i n i a ia.0 Diriectsit;
rer. , i sioner:
Areembly..
'"4 •t . l • • .
• : - te • bo
• z I ;. -•
• ' nt s
• I :• El
•• :
;-
: :
166. 156 162 296:. •• 126 350,,
1091 10, '166; 2701... 125 3')3 1 .
1111 . • ..132' • 314, 91 , 1.•.342'
142;.• l3ll 3171
.410 ,
85 1 '. 751 '. 123 !
. 25 • 24y_• • 161 . ... 71 24;!: 77 .
169: • • 155: . 175 • 186':' 16,1 - •
.195 '
116: :103! '114! , . 225! 111. 221
121: 12.3 121! 131r1 -111_
100 1211-2 47; •47 , 234.• 104' 41 )35
78 78, i7B 135 Gt, , 143.
200 ; - 199 • 2 0 811 :i)2' 199 1 , "101
298 i • 296: 29X , '164. 29.511 179;
57 ,- 53' 57':159 30% 142
134, 152', '121.; 153 122' 163
163:.133: 159 ' 75 1581 87
1901 190 190 , 19 ' 1.90 4
245 ' 210 t 2441') • . :'ES: 2151 1 : 50 1
108,1. 971' S 4 11•. 207. • 8311 1 1971
711 • 70;•:. 691 1 11:14:: • C4, - • 115'
.
180• 1. 881 .841 1 1 :150 ; - Wl' 147.
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68
91,
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81
981. .981 - 96'i. 91 911 94
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-D . Z . ,' 138!.• 137; 131 l' '116: .121. ••16,
43! - 162- 159' 160; '431• 152 ',. 64.
131 250. - 258 250 . ; • ...130' - 250 147 i
a .
; 16- ' 62 •'' '
.... - 61'; 43... 37 ) • 721
1
India - nil find lowa.
BotliSiatet give Republicaa rasjorißee
Diani!etry', . Ct...
iin tnesday Republican ticket was elected by 100
mkjority,:n gain of 00 on tag apring'o election..
N; .1
. Oc t,Niweix; . N. J., t 9.—Peddie,, Republican, for
'Mayor, has 26 majority.. -' • . '— • . - . .
The Republicans bare elected ten out of thirteen
aldermen. .- • ,• • .
The Election Newii in Washington.
..ICoirefpoidence 'of the N. Y. Tribune J
. . . . .
Wasarunvou, .Wednesday. Oct '9
.The city' luts
been in a state of general, excitement all day long.'The
White lictse and the offices in Newspaper Row have'
been crowded all day. - Despatches were being entitle
nay, revived at these places. - The proprietors of the
Intelligencer bad a: carriage in rise, taking the return'
from their &See to Mr. Johnson. To-night, the gener
al belief is that Pennsylvania - has gone Democratic,
that Ohio elects a Reffiffilicat'Governor by a fewthou-.
sand Majerity; but the Democrats have the Legislature,
and the Amendment is defeated; and that there have
'been Democratic gains 'in Indiana and.lowa. The old
Washington rebels, and there are itousatida .of them
• residing here; are veryjnbilant, and Fend up a haleln
jah for th.i anticipated return of the old days when they'
ruled supreme.:: The White Ronse . p niticiane and tub..
yists have been heaping congratulations On the Presi
dent. A grand serenade to Efis'Exeellency ja announced
for to-morrow night,' 'llO is extlected to make aspeech;
and define his future policy, and tell of his long-talked=
.of coup crefat against the. Radicals.. Of- - coarse, All :
• sorts of rumors are Wog circulated among the issople.
,
' It appears to . he the *fettled opinion of. all that Mr.
1 Johnson - Will - • imusediately reconstruct. the ". Cabinet.
-Even in official circle's it is notilenied that some changes
.will be made. - Reverdy Johnson was sent .for and ar
rived here to-night. - :lif the new arrangement of John
son's Government the New York Democraey are to have
i the first choice: In feet they are to- control the whole
matter. Mr. Johnson is thoroughly scared at-their ac.'
lion in their . late Convention at Albany', and will do
anything to appease them. Thls is all they wanted.
: Senator:patter:ion, the Prealdentiason.in-law, stated
publicly to-night,-while. be and Mr Bogy-were in a fit
•of ecstacy over some retnrns from •Ohlo,itiritex Gov.
Seymour: will succeed - Mr. Seward. :. -From a_stinilar
source it is -learned - that. Frank P. Blsir, Jr.:. General'
McCiernand, and General 'Ewing: are - named for the
War Offiix - . Mr. Johnson hes failed to .make thence
wished of General Sherman'. For Secretary' Meets':
lochs . place , there 'are several ' names mentioned.-- -
Messrs. Black and .Cowan are mentioned as the repro.
seiatatives of Pennsylvania,' and their friends, state that
New. York Prefere,..imd will ask for the: Treasury De
psrtrilenL. and gtve the State ;Department. to Peerisyl.
.
-vania, Many think that McCalloch will :hot -be' re- ,
i• moved; brit it is known that - be wilt be-fought .by the
' enrrept politicians from - Pennsylvania and Ohio; by
whom he c :mid not be used tosed.ttielisehemea: They
will be back in a :few days, and flushed with : Victory..
will think nothing too . great for.:them to 'demand.—
Slabbery and Well& are saidio have dime all that was
asked:of them toinstre Abe late triumph, and - nothing
is . said. as to what is to . be' done with Randall and
Brown'ng. Gen. IlOwardis expected to-be assigned .to
a command In:Texas °rein the:Plains, and Judge Holt
is to be disposed of - in, some - way. The clerks in the
:Departments who Still remain tree to the Pepublican
. principles ate very nervdes, and fear .discha.ze. -To
morrow night, It is hoped, will bring-forth - all: Until
then the excitement will of course continue.' - • - : .- :
The Vote' in the District for' Judge - 6f Me
New - Criminal Court.. 2 ,
• The raajortnes for.COI. Timid B. Green in Danptitn
and Lebanon counties; are as follows : • " •
Dauphin,
Lehi:won,
MeJorlly for Ells in Schuylkill,
'Majority Jor Col. Gre e n In
Wo catgratalen (Jol. Green upon his very handionn
majority, and the District upon its' acquiritton or so
competent a gentleman for President Judge of the
THE
.L4Tii.ELECTION,
The great principles ,of the Republican
"Union Party are Unchanged by victory or de
feat—they' are always the same;.because
true devotion . to. Haman Freedom and to the
Union is always the same. • :
It is true novas it.was before the election,
that Judge Sharsioods• decision .was a mon
strous one ; at Was with the best, interests of
the country. That'Johnson'a policY is hostile
to the USion and in, full: sympathy with trea
son. That the true interests of the:North and,
South . demand the reconstruction: measures
Of Congress. That this is the 'only road to
the prosperity and peace of the , nation;
Defeat in such a cause Is more honorable.
than triumph in the wrong. The transient
and accidental successs of the Copperhead
party carries with it only - the empty eclat of
a short- lived victory. It was won by "Ito
honorable, intelligent conviction , of the sight.
It has.only the glory of a few leadm,
in. sympathy with treaeon, ever opposed. to
the war, ever in favor.of human slavery and
Southern rule, who • .have succeeded 3tl
blinding many honest men by side-issues and
misleading them into a position 'that they
will soon regret with shame and sorrow. -The
day is not far distant when many honest
men and good and true,-will find their late
unfortunate votes a source of disquiet and re
morse to themselves. • When they will See
what encourageaient Johnson and the lead
ing rebels will draw from themiw.liat tronble
they have aided to,Plunge the Nation .ia+ 4 o
Whai suffering and wrong the Union men of
the South will be made to endure. .Whenthey
find the - insane misrule -of Johnson more
atrocious than ever, and %be -business and
prosperity of the country more' deeply pare
' lysed than ever, they :will :remember their
late unfortunate" votes, as . one of the over
shadowing sorrows of their Hies: Never did
good 'men make such a mistake as did they
Who voted against," the "Union Republican
party t,
The Copperhead leaders only have tri
umphed, and not the people. The people
have won a defeat. Such victories Would be
death to the people and to the cause of popu
lar liberty, because it is a triumph ofJOhnion
sand his rebel friends In the South and of the
Copperhead leaders . in the North - In sympa-
thy with them.
The election of 1868 will apeakin.no doubt_ .
fill tones. _ Then all good Union men will
unite in an overwhelming Republican victory
to me the Union._ . _ ,
WELL_.. DONE, : SOICIMJE=I
Amid the, genexal cm:tit:mien, Schuylkill
County looms up proudly * with the. Demo
cratic majority on Supreme Judge ieduced
t.11`2 . 4; and the 'Republican candidates . fer
Sheriff' and Treasurer, • Gen:. Geo. 0.. Wyn
koop and Conrad Seltzer • elected' by hand
sontemajorities. We congratulate our frieials
upon the glorious retilt, and only regret that
a little extra exertion was not used to carry'
the;entire County ticket Mr. - Cleavpx is de
feated by but.a small tasjority. s,Hiaelection
might have been secured, if our friends had
ail resolve& - Schuylkill County . will howev
er, be , redeemed from the haridi of.theSham .
Democracy at the next election. . -
A `"LovErx COW in Wisconsin recently re.
covqed $l4OO damages in it breach of , pro- '
miss suit ,againgit a pertidloui lover: - Her
lawyer congratulated her on_the amount,
when aim exclaimed, with a fereclotut glaoee
at the mrdcted defendant, and ::nervously .,
clenching her fingers, 1 14 give - every Pinny
of it just to have One good pull at his hair!".
If • we had that spirited charmer in ficithylkill
COnnty, we - Would get her to "wool" one Of
the 'Directors of the Poor until he revealed
the 'whereabouts, of "theit" Ten Thousand
Cia l urOinnA'boldi her JadletsT Election on
Wednesday, the 16th lost. •
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•.,166; 109 1 ,. • 130.."110i 130- ,
, .:109:- 135-
123 ; 1 Ini • 94 , .:139t.-132;
.• 94
-.167k".! 1421:' 142! .• 77; . 1421 78
163 , -135 r! la ! ' :127'. '174164
. 40:.; 41!;! . 48, 1 :48:: .41
-•83i!,.175 1:- 815 :177
.."151!1.... 113, 155;!,:1 1 :g .155:1- 'Hill.; 155
98„-. 192; 102.. .102 190 , ;101
. 3321 t , 711 25‘ ; ; .15-, 2582 76:'.257'
.:115ft!' 110 ''.130,;'. 135 ' - 103 .
1491 , 51, !1.53.'!; 12: 162: . 42 . . 162
251 i.: 157' : 251. 133 • 254'• 1 :134 254
54''';-..19.. 62 , 18;''6 . 3.',18' 62
-.,---
7860 J. 7514; 8083: 7455 7449 8103
• 75331 ,17514. • • .1.7465
1 1 1
1 .597/1
6906: 7533
1 vote for Sheriff
defeat of the proposed, amendment tg_
the PhioStateCensititntion, enfranchising the
eolored . then, of that State, -is ..a blot eiton the
tair4atne of - the Repithilcan . party . ..of Ohio.,
The mission of the party . should be to advO;
cab? everytiiing which le - right, and condemn
everything wrong.. It Is right And 'proper
that no distinction as far as civil rights are .
concerned, should be inade on Account of race,
:or color. Many of the men - refused
~ enfrah
thisementin Ohio, exposed their lives during
the Rebellion and . gave of their means, to
sustain the country. - Common grititude . if
not justice; to:.these_men,.alfould'• therefore,
haVe secured the adoption of the ainendment
While we regret this result in Ohio;-we yet
hope that the diy is not distant when the
Republican party tbroughout the country Fcili
see the propriety and juitice'of 'eStAblisbing
universal Suffrage_ destroying slavery a
great national iniquity became extinct 'At is
the duty of. the, Republican patty_ to secure
the . abolition of alt distinction. at the ballot-.
'box on account of race.or color:: •
.
BRUTALITY' -IN.KENT RC Y. -The . accounts
which continue to be received from Kentticky
of the, brutal treatment of freedmen and loyal
whites there—are.of niter horrOrand shame.
Nearly five hundred victims to rebel and
blood, thirstiness have been iepOrted - vvithin
one - year, the names, dates, and •details, on
file in the Officea of the yreedreen's : Bureau,
giving proof. .that these charges are not'v,ague
acousations . . en,have 'been. beaten, shot.
,
drowned, and disemboweled ;
. : _women haVe
been . scOurged,. outraged, and murdered; and
a band of Regulators," countenanced hy lo
cal authority,. and defying that ot : the state,
threaten the life of every 'negro or . Radical
whom they may choese for a victim.
. .
. IT to SAID Thai the sharearof• tho.Waehingtoit
Library Company of. Philadelphia. are beipg die
posed of. with tine:templed rapidity. The absence
of. all concealMent, tha honesty of purpose mini;
feated by those' who first Inaugurated the enter--
.prise, the fairness with 'which the..pionosed final
•distribatiori is 'to be - •condticted, and the patriotic
purpose to which the entire. surplus - is to heap=
plied; have .talten firm held ort confidence.
So lar,„ri, have the sales been thus farthat the true•
tees hope to. anticipete•the time originallY fixed'
for the dispensation of-the •gifte,.amemiting to
8:100,000, thus placing the •funds collected much
sooner then they expected in a channel to carry
out themoble act of benevolence:which was the
object of -their . 'enterprise. All thcies, therefore,
who deitire to participate with tliern in the pleas
ure r.:/. doing a. good action should eubscribe
with
out delay.. They will receive at once flne'eri
graving, worth 'at retail more than the money in
vested, beaides ti gift Of such value aa their share
may be entitled to in the.flnaldistribrition.: Read
tlieadvertisement. . • . -• • . . •
• 2400
-961
IMPORTANT LiTTEit..---Th9 following% letter his
come into our hands, and we pablieh it for the id
formation. of those who doubt the purity • of
Soeer's Pico, .. ..1 ;
_ .
' T his is to - nertify that Mr: Alfred Speer:is. S
resident of this village; and, to my pereonal
knowledge, has devoted a•number,cf years to the
manufacture pure.andvaluablewinec.. He has
a largo yineyard in view of my residenee, and has
-been for some. time engaged in eultivating - thi3
Port. Grape, The Port Grape Wine -cannot be er
"celled. by. any Atheridan wine. healed
Mr. Speer:ev‘try season in large quantities, 'but
net dieptied . a until. it attains Bps ago of :four
• D. B. Stoose, Centre] National Bank, N.-York.
Passaic. Oct. 20th, 186,5: . • ' •.
Some of our' dreggists . have. this wine direct
from the. vineyard. -
Firma; Englieli and American cloittiZ all siyleß, and
of the finest qualitioo, at D. A. Smith% .. .Centre street.
.
. Nicktiesand Boise;to sult's;feri".iilste, and
at ii9zinced pikes, at ID, d: Smith's, Oexitre.. street:
SZE one of the 'PRIZE CEPS iti'.anothei column
.awarded to A.'Speer for.hie.celebrated • Pert drape
Wine. It he the beat drape : Wine ever inodpced in,
thiatOnntry: teeCoine the standard Wine for
coiniiiinion . purposea. :and the mpet, beneficial for fe-,
males andweakly...Persona, .
• .
.. •
•
kir2(4311. PAbDII)..LLEr VI . DZILLS, a Imatttithalarticle, a
D. A. Sniith . 93,•Centre.striiet., ' ' •• .. .
THE COAL- TRADE.
MMiMMIM
The quantity se . :it•by railroad this week is
67,80, It-by canal 29,341- 98—for ,the week
97,410 le tons against. 60,407 tong for thi
eorresponding Wpeli last year. ' -
. .
The : trade is dull and .yrices withou.t'im•
proteinent. The •mere probability that the
Free Trade Repudiation Sham-, DemocraCy
-may regain • Patver. Is unsettling business,
and confidence - in. the immediate friture
impaired. Trade . of all .clesciiptions
eerionsly depressed by the. 'tendency of the
late elections. ' • .
The trade sum ni) _this week as follows,
compared with last year.; . •
1888.
•
rno. 2
.
• • - I wuz. • lIOTAL, WI:111. 'TOTAL. ,
DEO.
• ..• : • f -;..---....
P &RR ' S!. 42,979 2,964.156 67,870 .r 2,578791'8390.175
Schavl Cal 17,434 1.047.330 29,541 - 756,031:d289,299
L VaIR RI 31,422 1,469,422 40.408 1,575409; 106,886.
Lehi'h Ci.i 35,420 ' 605,911 83,110 , 739,351,d 66,560
Sonia 18121 . 21,720'.. 818.090 224986 970,907: 162,867
-." Nail 8,696 :- 326,162 14,952 • • 941,1141 - 25,012
Penn .0 C
By M. 5... 19,802 1914,775 19,895 630,9971 916,222
By. Canal. 707 --. 19,810 "s"-0•„0 *.. 17;3811,1 . 2.429
Del .2Sud . 39,380 1,04L428 .40,052 1.038.8943 2,534
Wrog Sth - , .. -: 852,254 ?' - •
.245,044406,510
.10. - 14th : *.. • , - • 87.721 .*.:: , .. - '.60,540!d 37.181
Shamokin . --:, ' 438.421 *- . : ' 351,9404 . 50;491
Trevorton -. 23 --43.2V' - 1, 529 .
,53,2841,d; 8,990
Short Mt. . -- 178,619 .. .-.- . 51.6134 27,000
L. Nr..00,„,
.. •• ,: -'84,263 ' . . 47,010t
~.10,948
W , Bmilon. .:.. - - 43,726 . • 78.372 i .-89,3 t
/2'il Top... 4,471 - . 912,319 4.5 . 97 . 179,734;d 32,595
• • 14,412 10.097,683 WOO 9.593,024 } .~ . '
We advocate a direct; hcavY traffic, or coal
line to New York, for the exelasire trarmor
tation of through freighttt- 7 -coal from the An 7
thracitelegioes; and.. heary fp:Ws frorn..the
West, A new lige for:such purposes,. built
expressly to carry coal cheaplY, withontre
ference to way traffic or passenger "travel;
_and entirely independent of locil ittractittas,
OM be built front the coil regions to Batten
Bay tor $10,000.000,, With capacity equal
to - that of the Reading at present, and 'being
. .
capable. of transporting 10,900,000,t0n5e per
annum, by a comParigivelY.- small &Ojai:cal
outlay for transporting facilities :- •
Thegra4es end general' locetion for 'such a
route have been:entrained; and found favor-;
able: A greater choiee of location is atford
ed by a line of this elittricter; whieh. would
not be attracted by every . tarn-and village,
, within miles 'of its 'inute, ordinary
railroads frequently are ~Lees damage - would
**piked-for, 'fright ,of way" , and -thua a
&able waytog J W.C9I4 be *Wed: Dolt
`inter - modals and;costlykinvoienev
Auditor. Comm is:
ui, •
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F. 3 ' 9
•
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i
=1 1 I
i 04
0
r r''.
290', 158: 29.1- .158
2 - 37,:'.166:, 235; 167.
.272, 133 , 2721 . 136
2981 128 i 2971 127
106; 78:' 104'. - • 83' -
71! ''24:7o' 25
180; 176 ' 179 L 177
224;: 1171t12 119
132: ; 125 ; .132 12.1
1.01 . - 441 . 101 , 42
126. • 78'1...126;:78
1011' 201 .100 202
'1588...293;1.155 1 299 .
133 57: 135 --- 55
131 1 . 131.3 .152 135
_.72. ,161 74 . 159
19' 190 .19 , .
,190
68' ' 211 68. 245',
188` lO3 187 104 '
sa:, . 67: . • 99' 70 ,
147, . ' 88' 14.5 '''.9o
31i .8.5' 31'' .85
85r 94 ' 8.5 '. 99
361. 'M . ': 36' '. 58
411 61: ' IT. Go
.15i 3*, 15''."'31
37 ,' ;47' 1 46
68, loc. 691 108
59' .- 73i;
V.. . 59'. 73
2Z 306 .fil 300
170 148 '170:.143'
168 1 1811 158 182
36; '.95, 36: : 9 3 -
.2231 108 218' 113
1355 _ 30 'l3s' 130'
54,. , 3a, . 55' -, 30
..,' 81f,, 14411 . 811 • 136
28., 142:t . 2S' 148
1 56, .77:.. 52 • fit'
80'; ,73'.1'.'801 73.
507' . CA' 107:. 64.
125' 226,; ..
1:..:.226
80 , 130 : SO!.. 130 •
59 '. '65 ' 58r 66
226. 100. 2111 102
•-• 59; `'2l,j •59 21
891 118,, 89: 118
; . 611. 1791.''66..177
44, 65:::..44! 65.
. - 681 .127 k '
:v 68' 1.7
601 22 - 59 23
• 81 1 163 1 ,', . 81 1 ' 163
. 58j 61;1. 59:'- 61
103 , 541 103, ' 54
. 115 561 1141 , .57
.4 :.55f,.. -44' 55
518 I 27
LOCAL NOTICES
Pods Tine. October 12, 1867.
TO NEW . xcgus.
wo uld 'wit .b . eieciaire.d.: , It: in designed to in n.
the TrabwthrptVt7vritbout atop, by carrying
titer enough; to make the trip, or taking it
up Wit3lollt atci.pi4g:
Tye gear sari tear would be. tedueed to a
•
minitnum by nritfortn slow ratp•of, needg;
and con i eq uendy.the entense would be low
in prepoition. -:The risk and danger - Nita le
eldents bi..almost• entirely removed;
and with it another , source - of, vast expense
'would be alma • -
The vast army of agents, : clerks: and 'rail
rciad Officers generally, which eat up half the
jarninks.ofitnixed transporting lines; would,
be-reduced by nine•tenths on such a. line to
The amount of freight which is immeAliate:
ly ready. forsuch'sline, guarantees immediate'
profits. The .coal regions' under the mist
adverse 'circumstances; could give it. from
1,000,000 to '4600,000 tons of freight the first
Year, whil . e its purposed connection with both .
the Philadelphia and Erie,. and Penniyliania,
Central would not only give it a large amount
of heavy, tonnage, but plaCe it under a powt-:
erful influence and , patronage,. which would
Place it. beyond the reach of ad verse, legisla
fion,. :or Monopolizing and tyrannical -corpor
atiens in competition. -
The necessity tot such connections to .the
two great lines. above mentioned, becoines
every - daYmOre impeeittiVe, and in order to
maintain : their position .as connecting linka
with:the greit;Pacific railroad, they will be
cotrielled to.have a.,direct outlet to New
York:. . 'Vs assured 4 :of thii aid
and hi ftuence, but we cannot expect this great
Peripsytvartia CoMpany to build this link' for.
ouiespecial benefit at , preSent while they are
Bending all their energies to control the' es
tern trade.. ThiS to them is still more impor
tant "than their Eastern connections.: .If we
do not initiate the movement and show some
desire to help ourselves, it is their policy; to
unite with same established line, as the Le-:
high roads, or even the Reading via Tipton,
and this, they will`no. doubt do; unless we
showt some interest in - the matter, by beccim:
lug identified in iteconitructiontby investing
all the money we can raise by mortgaging,
or selling a tenth of all, if we cannot "bet
That a railway, built tor Such purposes and
under such circumstances, would pay divi
dends equal to the present enormous profits
of the Reading, and carry coal fOr half the
present charges, Nscaicely needs arguement to
dethonatrate, • . .
• The actual cost of .transportation on the
Reading is bier little one half a cent per ton
per mile.: Can any one doubt the ability of the
proposed line atleaat to equal this? .If not,
then it•wili be - aPparent that 'a "cent . per ton
per mile will yield handaorne profits, on even.
2,00,000 tons transported 140 Miles, with - a
capital of '516,000,000. This calculation is
based on what present - mixed lines can do. =
Is it not plain that a line built expressly to
'carry coal, will , work more economically?,
We .cite fir example,-the DelaWare,k, Ma
son Canal CoMpany'splanes, which, boWev
' er, will not, compare in cheapness with a gra
ded road as is . now proposed:
Rate'. of -Tolls and
JITNEI,'I . B6I
rtII7,A . DELPIII A: AND REAXAN4 R.ILILOAD
From Potteillle to Philadelphia...
dO . - ad Port Richmond
': • do' '• '' :do - Net, York. drawback otT , 280
-
„
• o
• . ' enryLku.t. NAVIGATION.-., •. .
-Prorn Pottaville to Philadelphia r • • 2 . 02
.-doc .1 • •do • • ls;e* York, drawhauk off:. 289
&num Avenrirs.• '- •
'Prom hiancli Chunk to Philadelphia, canikincln- •
. • ding unloading ' - • ' • 188
. do: to Philadelphia, via North Penna. R. R. 200
• do to,Rlizahottportviali: J. Cent rat 203
. .
do to,Port J,1tt11.9011 ' • ' 210
do . ..to New York: - - " : • 203
do to New York via Del. Div.•and Raritan Ca.
' nal. inctuding coalmuline.... _ '2 61
dO to New' York via Morris Canal ••• 239
do' to' Hoboken via. Morrie and Easi:x R. N... 210
do • to New York • • . .2'20
From Elizabidhport to Buffalo, tin Neiv York Ca
.. • , ••• nal, a distinee• of tdant
. .t miler -
• : freight, $2 62-011, centq • 810
The, shipping :expenkies at-Elinlbetliport . and Port
,Jcihnicinvary from 25 to 30 'cents. • • .• • •
. . .
• DISSOLUTION OF PADTNEn
. sill P.—The firm of CALDWELL, CDR--
ANT & CO.: is hereby dissitircel. - by mutual consent.
WIIIISm - Reed withdrawinz. Thil outstanding busine es .
of the flrna• will be settled by. James W.. Caldwell efn
CLAUDIUS B. CONANT,•'who are authorized .to sign
the mote of the Arm... • ' • • . • . , .
Sigured, JAMES W. CALDWELL,
• • '• . . •. • CLAUDIUS B. CONANT,:
• - , ' WILLIAM. REED. - . ~ • ' .
~.
' • New Yoe le, Septe m ber 12, 15i.17 . . , • , •• - • •
.. . .
. . .
prariarerbhip.-The tindervigried have this
day • forioed.a Co'-Partnership for the transtretion
of the Wbolesaio Cominifidon and General Coal bowl
'riess, under the-fir and aty`e of CALDWFLL,
m" CON
ANT .t.CO. • Otdces. - NO: 119 Broadway, - and - N0.136
W 514131 . . • . •
• . • Signed,,. : '_ SA.MRSAV. CALDWELD, • •
• .
CLADDIUS 8. - CONANT,
• - . RICHARD SII:NTIP, • .
• :FRANCIS WSISS.
•-• ".. • • • GEORGE B, NEWTON.
• New Yiilk,,Sentember 12,1367. , 38:4t '1 •
' A NTiERACIrE .1,AN111 , 14 IROR
/IL -e4A 1.E..--Vrvo.elibteentbe" of the 'Mt.. Ltd*
:Eetete in'. tichaylkill.Connty, three miles from Witte
ville; four Collieries,on ttiettect end two otheri.pitz fly
snoplled. from 4. Whole aillt . nearly :00 aeree:, 4 DC'
seription property sent on anpliesitori. • " •
• •HARRIS BTtcYIIIERS, Cti if Hngineere,. Pottsville:
. July F27,...67 • ' 30.tf . •
11NE11 . 111.1, GAP COI. LIE ay -- To
IrlßT.—;,Tlie Colliery now Ivor heti .hyAlessrs
- .Wm..iierit& Co., on the .Gettle 'and Wisner estate,:
will heleased on favoralile. terms to an- experienced
,operatcni. from. pril Ist,. I iSS, .thr. date of- the -termi
nation of the nrescht lease. ,It is sltnated on the line
of thelidine Hill Railroad, eight;nilles froniSrheylkill
Mayen; and ;taift run of two -and a quarter miles of
the North Ilip'of lilt the veins in the Mine Hill Basin
'The' slonels.st the Mine Hill GO at the,middle of -the
trace-:' Its depth Is but one lift below the' water' level,
and la this lift'the.,Crosby- and Veins are yet
to lie worked.: The improvements are" hi good bon
'dition and eapible of taking onvand preparing a-large .
'quantity - of coal, ' . •
For defallectinfornialinn apply
. . HARRIS BruiroErt4,. • .
. • Cicliand .N!l4lp.y.:7illgineers.
-
Poti yIIIG Oct. it fit
. • . . ..4141 •
COAL
igh or . fr om R
,Boßton • 2 . 05 2 10
i Chnibildge - .,'2 00
eqmbridirepert .• •
East Cambrltige ' 2'oo .
Fall River.,: ~ .. .
Rartford...,.. . ... 20
•Tynni.. 2 20-
Few York. -* • . 1 . 30
.: . . .... . 115"
New:Bedford' 1 :5
N,Newburyport . ... .2 !.5
-.143 - vessels anil.72 hciata.
too - from
New Yor- s Gn
35
Boston
Norwich....
- Providence.
Norwalk....
Middletown,
Poftland.:
1 501
:'1 20 ,
1 401
. 1 00
1 20 1
1 110
. .
. . • Frieghtlfrom Baltimore. -r •
To.. . .... .
New.Tork.. , •- . - ITO
,q2,s@in
Freight* Irons tleorgriowri 9r A lezal.n.dri NV
To -Philadelikca '• --•• . -- - cf. mi. 501.20
New York • . - - - • 2 00,g • •,.-
• . - ::.609£ 00
• .... •... . . • .
THE COAL. '
PRICES or 00.AlAY ME CARGO.
•, . .
•09aBorprro wring., FOR TUE SITNIT.i . . JOIJINA4',I4.
.
FOR Siting-NTS. .
• Oct, 4, 1807.
• -
,tioittiyikilliteiliab, Prepared,..:...'. t 25®4.00
• "•• OhiSatn „ .... .. 3 oos, -
". WhiteA.Bl;Eump . oos f 2,1
" ' St. Boat and Proke. l2, -.• • 4 503 ' 4 25
,
•• , t •• gg . ' • • Doe 410
". • . 00 @ 1 0
• • Cheetnni,„... ...... ....... 3 00W •
iaxmit Mt... Lump; • 4 1.00,4 25
" " - St. Boat and Broken :... 4`200 4 2,5'
"' .Ekg .... .. ... . . 4 25
S'oofea 8':10
.5 25@ • '
5 254 • :
,_'b 000 -
500®
.. .. . „...' 7 050 4
• • • 13raivir. Co tt.s.• , •
Hill & Hari% .. .. . . .. . 4 408 :
•• . St. - Boat and Broken:. '4'4o® •.
•• . "Egg - 4 583 , •
' •• Stove • • 4'son
" - Chestnut • • B'5M:
• "; Chestnut, -
Lehigh Bump, " .. •
•' " St: Boat and
• " Stove
•
Broad Top, "
• , • • -- •
Ttio.following prices are for shipaients east af
StoulogtOn, Conti:, by •Cl4B. and. 3 . ; PE
Eastalek. . ' ' • ' '
Burnside, Broken
' 'Egg- .
"
Shwa_
Nut
. " Pea
•
LOrberryCoal .. . ... . 4-15 Q: '
Franklin, (Lyitens 'Valley) ..... '5.25 •
W.SII coals desired to be reported asal ' iwill be
put under this head , provided the quotation are tar
nished by the parties interested. ..•
• .-
AT NEW lt°!4K•
, .
. . .
. .
Ode'
. • , .10, 1867'.
Batorlkill Rad Ash by. Boat LOsol..s 5 500
. 5 ip
.. -'` • chestnut, . - - ... ... 4 ma-.
.. . whit e A Driip. ... ; . .':. 5 252 t.
". , 'Steam .Boat and Broken. :25t '
• " Stave 5 250 t - •
" ' '.ohestant, r. • 4 MI ... • f
Lehigh 'White Ash .Lump... .... .. ... .5 500 ... :
.4': Steam Boat arid Broker' :..,„ 5 500: .
Egg.............,.: 5 1544.6 do
...' stove. . ;..., .. . . .............5 250:4 50-
.. ." , Chestiiit, • • 14 . 25 0' '-
•
' ' ILetsighisteral et 'Ettr.ishestipers. • ~ -
Lump: •• - by Cargo -- ',. 5 500 '' -• ,
St. Boat Midprolam 6c. .. 66 . ' - 5 250 - • $
Egg, - . • El .' " ' * f - 5.250 5 ; 50
'Wov ,.
e,' ', • - ' : ..,•.....5'2,.M5 50
_ .--, • iseiantois Ceel eillliiainatimieirn.' 1... : 0
33
460 r 0 F,; •,. 'Auction prices.. .. , ;;$. 3-730,
Steamer,.' . • cc -.........'.. . ... 3 : '... :
Grizte* ' - " . ... . ...... .3:03
Stove; ... .•- :. .:••• - 6 . • .... . 4 . ". .
Chedant. ' ...: ".. • '. .3 980
At private sale 25' to 40 cents s ton iialvamecr .., •
Freight to NeW York 60 - cents per ton :: - -• ' ' '
. . - _ . , • ~-
~.
Penni, Iginaiipelar. 9 sclposal at iltevit: ..
it er ; . 43 cat ruilißrokerh• -.- ~. ..0i 441' •
2104,-.: - - .
....• :-. ) ~ • 4 117€ ii ••
:At private Bale 4b to 40 cents a toneriiriince. . - '.."
-FrdOt to New TO* TO Cen til P 4 : l " .. ._:_ ' ' ' .' q . . ' i
Del-'.4 l k 7 lllardaets COOS Cella at asessisiloat.
y..... -ICl M i la r .POces Or Octobe r sulVi-ovellilber. lB i t t)i
'....6.64 ' ... ....... ..... ......... :
Grata . . ~ 0
ggir0....... . 4.,...•••• . ... .. ••••• .:. A . . 6 ". 6 - 70-
Stove.. V.. ..' ' •- .: • ....... ~..;,,,. 85 ' ;.'
Cbeetmi .'' —'" .
te g reig a .
• : -716111/6116611kMItty York SO =dr .
.
WORE..
Tortrarie frani: ykid"ifec_ifikrTert. -
..Wilkeorro 3cPitteteniF.M4. - ...
Lykons VaL • r,r
. 81eunokin,.white or B. Ash
Delivered to coccolmere
Georges creek so& Cumberland Coal.; ..- •
ri. b: at . Locale -Point friF , chlpOng.
..kt.4l:BVe6 to
Georgetown..D.,C • 4 254 4 60.
.
f0r...1867:
•.The Mowing is the quantity °fecal toaniqxated over,
fottowing Railroads
.forthe week ending nn
evening::dq ".. - • .
.
Mine; ROI 36,721 011.1117.044 01
Scan IMII Palley • 6,096 07 191.136 00
ML. boa ' . • ' vist Is • 38.504 19
*Ea pre* -• ...65614. 4111,412 01
• BLACK BARD IRON 011 g:.
Sent:swer the.Mik
.Bead For the week
ending tin - Satan last,
Week.
Preoxisii.
,past Trade by Railroad anti eaosai 1867
, .
St. ClatT.. ' • 31.223 11 • •
Poit Carbon ' • • •, 2,761. 16 10;94:l 00
Pottsville " • 1,204 13 ' 1,046 00'
Sete:wild ,14aven: .... . 15,453 0 1 16,651 05
• Port Clinton • 6,101 12 .. •
Total tor. week- 67,239 11 29.541 05
Previously thli year .8,506,931.06 T 29,462 OT
Total ' •• . 2.,511,190 16 1097030 12
To lathe time last year. : 9,964,104 13 . 1,041,.219 11
Itscteaee
Memos ' 390,814 11 . • -213,293'10
.. .
_. •_ lAelaliar Coal Trade t0r..14867:
': For. week ending' on Sat:arday • last: . .' : •
.
. . •
•
• . . -
: CdNdL
. oritßATotts.. . • .BAII
• • • wax. sicrra.r.: wars . iceraii .
- -.
Ha z leton • • - 2 . .979 106..603 : 2,200 ' 57,311.
1
-Bast Sugar- - Lotd.... 3 6101. 110,313 .. '
111. t. Pleasant. -..... , . 499 ,
.:'7,966 : 693,566
,yeade'.. , „..„ ~ ' 9,1e6 1 94,555 1,391 . 41.003
.Barlel,r,h • 9321' 39,963 1,039
. 16.973
osa Bra t C0.:'.. :. • ' . . . ' .- 660 . 9.033
Ebberrale Coal Col. 1,057 - 51.766' 1,216 96,°59
Stoat.. • ' • 657 25,355 '• . 665 16,163.
Council Ridge" " - •"1:499 ' 69,435 ' '753 26,146
Buck Mbuntain.... 1,891 ' 43.119 1,140 :92,365-
New - York & Lehigh 1,211 ' 80,509 503- . 9,00
Money Brook Coal " C .2,376 107.635 • 2.407 39,623
German Pa: Coal ' Co - 1;114 . 50.245 2231
7,435
Siring 1,4 t,.. Coal Co. 2,258 107,242. 351 4.665
Coleraine.' ' .. 1,690 f. 69.106 • 756 10,318
Beaver-. Meadow::.. ', 53 ' 1:451 '•• , ' -
Lehigh Zinc Co" ' '
J. B. Reber & C 0... ' .. .
__ .
1
• .McNeaL ' - .2.1 55 75 927 •75 .4 326
. Knickerbocker C• 1 C ,668 : , 41,676 - - - • 1,195
Coal Run C
Rathbun Caldwell '
Glendon Coal C 0.... 157 13,402, 95 ...95
Matianoy - :• • 10,663;, ' ..,
'Delano Coal Co._'::. . '-, 33,8731 - .. .7,141
H. 14eyers. , - - ••
... I • . • • .
Millman 1,124 , 83,959 ' . -. ' .
1
Baltimore Coal Co.: • 137 ' 30,053 • ..256 : 74,15 1
Frank1in.::........ ' 8,1 63 . -11.5 q .
&Wended..
- . ,:,. .. .'. , ' 7,75.1 - 651 ' 6,292
i thig higes i k 311;9 . 1, C,43:'. • . 11.946 ' • - 2.933
Willoastuirre.... .. ... . 193 - 49,923 .
' 8,316 . 61.456
Warrior. thin. .
...... '. 12. 9.211 . - 2,067
Parrish & Thomas;.: 1,152 -33,96,
,659 9,515
.Le.h. Coal & liav Co , • 12,3 7 234,549.
Packer, Skeer&Co. -.. :: .. . . : 1,3 13
Other - Shippers., ..
.. 117 • 496 • ... 8,09
111,.'Eitna 131 1,12:1 , - '989 ' .1,213
Walter Bros. Co ;. :. .' _ . 'B7
N.'Jersey Coal Co.: • . 402 : 13,236 ' 357 - 6,366
John•Lanhath& Co. . 553 '
Trent..n Coal C 0.... • 1,669 ' " ,' lB3.
Union Coal Co •'' . • 7.05 ' , " - 6.323
Wyoming Coal Ca.. 166 17.347 . 951 .. 6;594
Primrole Coal C 0..: '•. ' " ; • - . •--
Thomas Coal C 0...: 689 25,021 -. ' i73',. 1,405
Williams & Barring. '..268 . 9,701. . 159
Ashburton'C ', oal l'o. - - 433 • : . 1,662
Highland Coal Co.. : 936 .. 16,0 9 '
.481 .11,316
'Mount Hall Coal Co, - 155 ' 595 - . 89
Upper Lehigh C. Co. '1,563 40,175 • 649 . 16,996
New Port Coal "Co.. • .. . • 753 • • • • 3,533
Everhart Coal Co-.. .--- • • ' 1,905 -'" ' - 2,619
Valley Coal C0.'.......'' • ' 385 ' . ' 109
John Harlon .. ... ' ' i ' " 286
-
.- ..
: 45 . 409 1,676 309 1 33,110/ 739,361
', 1 33,11..',. 739,351'
,
Total by. B. ,11, lanai ~ 7 3,51812.315:00
p
Sams lime last ar: 16 6,542 1 .4,215 339
. .
• . Increase::: ...... , 5.676 1 39.551
NEWADVERTWENTS - . -
, . . . .
Graham litlour.;—A email hit 4 - 4 superiorUE
•• BOLTED FLOUR foisale.by • - JEO. 0. BECK
ew Mesa ;Mae kerel.—A very tine article.. Just
- 11 received. . • 0. 'BECK..
floffeniul.Ten. Hiscult.—§ometbing. new 'end
N-1 delightful. For sale by JNO. 0. BECK.:
C r
Dust for frying. oysters. A entkrlor lot
of fine crackers : • JtsTO. O. BELK..
. .
HORSE BLANKETS of every etYlear.d . Va
riety.and at every price, at BRIGHT - &., CO.ll
Oct , Hardware Store, Potts•ille;
_JONE' QUADRILLE RAND intend
giving a aeries of Dancing
: Parties at-the Town
Hall, - Pottsville, to commence on MONDAY, OCTO
BER 'Bat. - 1861: The - ladles are respectfully invited.—
Vegeta 50 rents: • .; • •• . • Oct 19,.67-41-2t"
ENCOURAGE aiing.m&NtiVictunE.
•
„• _ • .
CO , Pottsville,. Pa..;
.Manufaettirere of ROPE.§,,llltbfli PACKING, TWINE,
LINES and CORDd'of.every description: -A Pall as
sortment kept Constantly' on band. made of the. beet:
material, and • workmanship.: ' A'. liberal share of the
patronage of the businees "men of the coal reglini is
reepectfally .HENRY JACKSON, Agt ;
Oct. Ems ' " No. 357 Ittaiket Sr; PottevEle.
13 - RICirT - IT s ec°
Fi AROWA,II'C -
PoTTsviLLE,c"\
196 Centre Street,
'llsiing just received a fail assortment of Winter Styles
... • • .
• • ••::- Vasignieres, •
••• : .•• ilud'Hen.vera,
.For.MEN aud BOt.§ at.e pret4re4, to
Manufacture at ieduced pricea.. . • . , ' .
October 12, .67 15; 412..
L.ETTRaeinnotisaintiti 'Unclaiiikeii it
'the' Poet' °Bice, at Pottsvilln. State of pennsylva- .
nia, on the 11th dair of Octobee, lit6T.-
• .. •:
To obtain any of theseletters, thhapp litant must call
kir:."adnertiseel letters,. give thedate of this Hat, and
pay one cant for advertising.. • • - '
if not called for, within one nwitth
.tboy.will be. sett
the Dead Letter.Offlce. • '
EIGHTS.
EMM!
Baron Natheutel Giberernr Oeorge Mnyer Eve
'Banks Jen W : • Hatlield . l3 K • Pattebarlee
1 75
2 25 2 30
... 2 05
215
2 50
, . 2.10
2 20
2 25
2 20
10
Providenee
Portsmouth:..:
Qnfury Pohd• s • •
Salem • •
Sallebury . . .
Beverly
Dar.osplrC...;,
'Gardner.;.. .
Neponeett, ,
Washintonit...
•
.Biddie Hobert Hawk Harry •• Sanrilere. Alfred "
Boyer.lionM-M-...Thister Edw ship Schollenherger '•
Brook - 2.1911e A. Haffner Emma R aealrir ha . • 1
Brown Hells . ..Howells Kate •Belmen Hannah E
Cnnnlngbam ElizJo.ea JohWN • • 'Shawnee Louise
Crowley Hannah 'Kelley J A*,
• ..••••• Tanner MraWnik
Holley William Kalme Chas •• . Waleh *John
Evans Dort J Lowlon It • Williama Wm •
Finn John .
arrived. for•week
cIitiIIRTERLY" REPORT . P.:'IIHIE
14 01. • CONDITION OF* THE. MINEH.S. NATIONAL
BANK OF POTTSVILLE; of the State ot.PennnyitanlK:
on the . morning of the 'flrtt Monday •of October, PSG;...
It I iwaoctbiliart:- •
'Newbarbort 1 70
New • London.l. . L 1i
IFnwtncket • • • 150
!Taunton. - • 175
!New Haven.. 1 00
Portsmouth - • 170
New 8edfard...'.....• 1 05
I B lle ri Pot rt ... ..
. . ( 1 )15
.!Hndeon 1 0
Lyon'
.
Loans and - Dfsepalta
Overdrafts
'Etankla .
Other Baal Estate:..
•
Carrent'Bzpetisea'and Taxes pa id
Cash Items: ' ... ..
Doe from
DO! troin Entrain •
BOndi_DePoeyedwlth. 13.. a Treas
trer to-seetiro•C'irenlatini Notes:
U. S.. Bonds °attend. • -
Other Stet Bonds and Mortgages
-Notes of National
&racttonal .. .
Legal Tender Notes - •
.pompound Interest N0te5....::...
• : •LIABILI PIE 9,.
Capital Stock: 11.0d15. • 1 .00000
Surplus ilnnd'. 00,000 . 00
Circulation VsZoital.Carrency 309,140
00
• - "
Indlvfitial Deposit; & Dlv!leno . unpaid. ; 463; 9 90
Dne• National Banks ( - 09507 95
Dne.other.Blieka and Bankersl;9o9 69.
State Bank . Clttnlation ' •
.Plathuitt, Eicnangn and Interest
Profit sad Leas - -
DlBl=pance . in .cash
'Affirmed and en*ribed before me , MU 9th day 9
October,l967. - . ' SAMUEL. CIII4.SIIAN,,J,
4175Q1
4 750
S'sos
2 755
"..S6 000'6'25
.6 25@ 6 50
5500 6.60
700®7500
October, 12, ',!111'
Lln'denuitllhLy . dia, •__ '
• • • • M. SIELLYMAN, R V
CaAth:s Loili/.651,155 01
13, Ca Tier.,'
.Trne,ai]iticorriet:
RECErVED
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOON:
NEW GOODS.
WITIM
": VA LiEft &i-4)RICE'S
*AKr - Plc , i*.-PWOS
`;- , IiVALE.ER: &PRICE'S
HALITA
TW090618 BELOW THE pen OFFICI
-00;i506T "*- 417
THE BEST IS THE. CHEAPEST.
,
Harirest Is over * The yield is: mai,
perity abetaeds. -Winter is einehigi • .
cr. roc -*air TMI ocroOrists
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.Q irk wAireTE REV. REPOIFiII of ihe -condition
- of the .DOVERNMENT • NATIONAL BANK OF
P . OTTSTILLE, _in the State of Pennsylvania, 011 the
'morning of - the first Monday of October: 1W(
ItINOURCBS. •
Note4andßfile, Discounted . '
Furniture and fixtures '
Current expenses • '
.Cash '
Dae from -National Banks •
Due from other Banks and Bankers.
U. S. Bonds deposited with D. S. Treasurer
to secure circulating note. " • 190,000 00
, U.S. &mils and - Securititli) on hand. . . .17,000 00
Cash On.liand in circulating. notes of. other
-National. Banks --
Do. State Banks
Specie '
Legal Tender Note. -
Compound interce Note.
Capital Stick paid In
• . .
Circulating notes recolVetl. from Comptrol-.
individnal Dem,. **
1
Stateliank.circulation
..
'Profit inict
H. 111UNI21 . :41.ER,.'eastiter 'of the .Govern
ment liational.pank or Pottsville, do solemnly swear
that - the atiofe stmerdent is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief. • • H. - I.I.'.HUNTZINGICR, •
- -
State of Peansylfania, Schuylkill County.
Sworn and 4544scilbed before me. Oda 3d day of Oc
tober, _ 'H. R. EDMONDS, N. P.•
.
ONIDITION V.' THE IFIRAT
%TIONA BANK. of DU NERSVIL LE,
PA., on the niothing Of the. &et Moeda) , of October,
Lonna And
.Furniture and' Fixtures
Current -Expenses
I.)ne from other . Banks .• • • 90,0 TR ST
Sonda • deposited 10 secure, circulation 100,000 00:
• Do . toepogita • • • 25.000 00
To on hand 15.350 00
Other Stock. and /donde on. hand ...... . 1,00 00
13: S. Revenue Stamps on hand • 500 OB
Specie'and other lawful money on, hand. 30,791 EQ
.Capital. stock- in
Dividends unpaid
Surplus Fund
Contingent Fund.
Madan= notewoutstanding.....::::...
ludividual Deposh9 .
U.S. Dtipnsica '• '
Depositsuf U. S, Disbursing Meer
of the. Treasury ••• '
.Due to Other Dunks
.Profit. and Lees
..
: 1.,' S. .S.AtIFFM.AN... Cashier •of the First Nations'
Banli.of.3linereville;.do solemnly swear that the above .
statement IS trite A o . the beit of Juyknowledgoand be
lief. .. - .• . • ..- S. KAUFFMAN; Cashlei.
. . . , .
Sciorn.to and a übsr-ibed before me MIS Seventh day
or .October. J. F. G..WUMSIUS; J.
-GO TO THE BEST I.
BRI I ANT, STRATTON AND KIMBERLEY'S
COIN Tenth and .Chistnnit Nis., -Phillada.
•
Thernost thoroughond :praetical institution of-the
kindlo the country. . . •
FINST-PRENillikt IN'BUSINESS PENMANSHIP a
• . Taken at the Norristown Inter-State Fair: .
'! . SCHOLARSHIP. parehased • bore is good in tidy
Coleges in the United States and Cantatas. .
• .. Mpecial •Alteation
• 9iveri to each student by the Principal
Students me-lived - at any-time.
For 'particulars call or send for Circular.
' -October 5, 'GT
. .
PusEic SALE oifWAILUA BLE B E AL
EMTAT R.--The.Rnhecriberv, Executors of the
laid will and testamsnt•of Penn' Koch, deceased, late
.of EastEentowtelt Township, Schuylkill County, pur
suant to:directions contained in said ' will and teas-.
Anent, will expose to public sale on • , • •
Tuendni. 0i10ber'2914.:1867. • •
At 1 o'clock in the afternoon. at the public house of
GeorgirDrelbelbels itilhe • town of Ringgold,. in East
Brunswick Township,.l46 following described rear es
:tate to .wit:. • . . • ' ••
,
No, I—All th tiro-story Frame Dwelling
'House 'and attire mom, . with kitchen "attached.:
two.story trance' warehallse,• Stable 'and lot of
ground, situate in Ringgold, „ contalning,l6 front
on.Hallroad street sixty feet and in depth 150 feet.
• No. 2—A two story frame - dwelling house and lot of
ground in Ringgold, • containing In frant. on Centre
street sixty feet and in depth 150 feet. . •
No 3-. A-lot of ground in same town of Ringgold.
Containing in. front on Penn . street, laity feet and"-in
depth 150 feet. •.- • . ,
• . No. 4—The undivided:one-third : of a tract of timber
land In Highland Towneldn, Elk. Connty, Pa.; warrant.
No. 20, containing in .the whole 1099; scree. 'The •
tract is heavily timbered with pine. hemlock ; end other
timber trees, and supposed to contain coal and iron,
Noi s—A•tmetof rimber and coal land situate in .
Rush •TOwnship, Ecttyrklll County, bounded by lands
of George , Elenty Iliork and others, and con
temning 344 acres and allowance.- TbeCatawiesa rail
read imd gtudrake Railroad run through the tract.—.
This tract is owned by*Jacob Huntzliger,,Jr.,, and the
late Henry Koch..
No. 6-- , A tract of land In Eilltruniwick Towiaship,
called the )fount Vernon Forge property.•sitnate three.
friurttor of a mile from -Recta Forge, containing - 130
acres more or lises, hounded bylands of Jacob
Man and others. , There 1s 'an excellent water power
:on this tract, either for a forge, mill, or other purpose.
This mantis owned by 'Jacob Iluntzinger, Jr., the het
of. Peter F.Ladwig. St the late Henry Koch, 'd
• No. tract of land tn.Pinegrove Township, for-
Merl) , owned by Eldridge Griffith, containing 49 acres.
• Tract owned by Jacob Huntainger, Jr.; and the, late
Henry .Koch..-
'. No B—A• tract of land 16 West Penn Township, for:
merly owned by. Henry 131111 ck,. • containing 60 acres,
owned.. by *linntiinger. Lndwirand the late Henry
No. lot of jcroand In Ringgold, *contening
front oiCentieutreet - 60 feet and to depth 150 feet,
adjoining lot No, S abiiVe described. Thia•lot. hs owned
by Jae ib Huntzinger, Jr.; and the late llenry'Soch.
• The whole of the above pmnerty will be sold (ex.
cept the 11Ik County traetilineindlng as well the Inter-.
• eat of. other . ownera, ' as • the undivided intereet of. the
$989,877 91
6,12.5 94
Terme. and nondithine 'sale made' known by
1.C,919 Tr
0,619 95
25,591 72
11,142 33
51,017 -59
. -161,70291
Minggoid, Oct 5, .13T-40-,4t*.
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANr AND UNSAFE
REMEDIES for unoleasant and dangerous disearset—
Dan Rambold% Extract Baclnt and Improved Roan
400,000 00
0.160.00
93,755 OS
14,T30'100
207 00
910 59
65.4 Br
25,862 CO
71,5590'00
'CARPETING'S, •.cfcc*;
EE',llO M" ~-S.H -'
cIARPET,.WAREIgOT.IS*
pula.*D*LPlll4, •
Would l'apectfallioallitie attention of Cirpet:Buyee
to their 241{W ST9CIC Of • •
FOBBI6f.LID : DOMESTIC CIRPETITIGD,
OF B.TENT STMT. AND VABtETI,.•
:„ . • •
.NOW 0PEN1.2116 FOB • .114.1. i.. SALES.
September. 7,:'67 363mif .
$1,E57,165 01
22;498:00
31.050 09
2,501 20
,FUR EMPORIUM .
No.
‘ 2 , 05 Ai= ST., (2d door above Bth, 'North 81de.)
Of every description, and at all prices .wholeaalelanil
.. • , . . . .
' Genuine MINK Sable' Sets at E2O . 00 and upwanlii.
Do. SUIERIAM SQUIRREL Sets at $lO 60 &upwards;
Pefsons wishing to purchase.' will do well to give us a
CUR: P ierslßevglit, Allitired & Kepaireig.'
..Sept 14, 'GI • • 31-srnif • •
FREE ' PRESENT .CIF SgIS 'VALDE f;=
To'apy pee fora few 'dim eel : Tice . any town' of vEl
lage'..leformat'on.andiNift vent upon receipt of stamp;
Oct ti,: , -.40-12t iT0.,3 ,Treinent How, Basta% Ifas
IC EDAT - .:';:RE A.DIWG
GO6 AT:FtEIIiVIDTIOPir IN . PRIOF 8 . OF
S3C , CiOtK.Se!
. . ,
usually_Boothsold it $9.60 for $l.OO • ' .
• -" •" ' "..' •". - "-1 65 -*', ' 'oo'
. .
.. Cap. sad EX/111111111141 theist •as - ... ' •
. . .. . . . , . ~,
BANNAtir St,` . RAMBEY'Ff. -BOokstores;
wa tt.
4/ - Pint PREMIUM S I
--Of a-lithrer-Rfe4ll-
'TO, C .,
iIiRRETT'S'HAiR'RESTO tt
.I Flir.o
.Sept
Restores Gray Dar to Its thdutal Color i ipro-„ • :
mates the poste of the Bair t - 4.41 ,1 * um weep
oiroots to mft origtrud oemate setion . ; end* ~: .
rates Dandruff and -Hu - ' '
- Half &Tang out tls a impenor Lemming. ; :
4t io. eontains no Injurkars ingredients. ;r, .- 1
and le Ihtt mon PaPtdartmd nil- d sol o ~" .
able article throughout the
End; Walt. Nat*. an&
.J. Fl. BARRETT ik•CO., Peciprisionk
801 byJ: C. iITIGHES, garNmak &
Pa,IS[SND
and
:,,.Octoter ' lV6l. '7—
= - mirmsourBlcerßecer micau 'end hiprovid
'Wee Wash cues secret ' and delicate &Borders.iu.an
theirat Me expense, little Dino &isle It '
diet, no sentence 110 d no exposure, pUts.
Ant tktasto Ant, odur, tannedtata in its AtelkstOttlet.
tee from an Ininxicent plopartini. •
3 0 ,100 00
1%100 00
MENEM
RESOURCES
LIABILITIES
lEIIISINESS
DANIEL KOCH and
AL J. HOCH.
EXCELSIOR
PHILADELPHIA
LADIES' MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
FANCY FUSS,
EVENINGS.
B A. RIZ EVM"4I
Vegetable Hair Restorative
Vf o.
LEGAL .N OT IC .111 S .
La:ASTERN DISTRICT OF FRNNSVC.
TAN lA—se: •IN BANKRUPTCY • .
AT POTTS:VILLE SO SErTIOISSR. 1267.
'The utideriditned bareby 'Rive s notice or hi* aPPaint
meat as AsKlignee 01 RICHARD D. SCHORlarft 'of St.
Clair, Schuylkill County, Pennit3lianiti. Within wild
'District, olio- bas been adjudged. a Ilsukrui& On h •
.own petition; by the District Court cif Diaufai.
• • • . CHEtIATOPRER•LITTLR. Atebruee.
• Oct. 12..'67 41 , st . ,OfficeoG Mithintongo St,:
AV Dl* 011V4 !VOTICE.:;—in th e Oi•phan'a
•Coart of Schuylkill Conley; tYe undeslanYd. au
Auditor. appointed by said Court to maim' distri but
of the balance in thelands of Jehn Lauby, 'Admiels
-trator orlienry-Eckler,' deceased, - and to rep o tt an d .
distribute the aye amounta doe the hate nrisine
(rem real taken at ; the appretement in petition.'
will attend to-the ditties or, his appointment at his Of
flee N 0.179 Centre Street; in the ' Boinagh 'in Potts;
side, on Saturday; November ild.ilB67',.at 10 o'clock,, A.
M.. when and where all OartlesAnterested. are :hereby
notified to attend. '. Ateliton ,
•ocels, .61 , :41 St
. .; 11.:S:MARtlIAL'S OFFICE„ . •
• • • E. - D. oi• Parixsvi.vsaia,l
Puninriputa, October 11th,
phi.lSC—
is so givo - ,N•tice : ;That - on the sth 'day
of October, A. IL ISOT, a Warrant in Bankruptcy
wu issued against the Skate of PHRCIVAL }MILNER
of 'Philadelphia, in.the County - Philada., and State
of Plmunlvanht, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt, on
:hi:ll;6am Petition - ; that the payment of any Debts and
- delivery of any property bekroglig to such Bankrupt,
to him, or: forhia nee, and the , transfer of any property
by hint are forbidden - bylaw that a liteetieg of the.
Creditors of the said Bankrupt,. to • prove their Debbi,.
and to chaotic. one or -more. asaiguees of - his Estate,
will be held at a Court • ot.Banktuptcy, to- be holden
at 615 Walnut Street. to the City, of Philadelphia, be
fore .7. 1113131.812 'ASHTON. Esq., - . Register.. on the
2Sth, day of October, A. D. 1 , 547..'at o'clock,
• • .. : ELLMAKER,-
Oct It, .62-41-411 • a 2diushal, as 2dt-wen:ter.
COURT .21204410 E: ' .
Seurrtktia. Courrri, as. •
• • At an'Orphans; Cimrt 'Of Schuylkill
• - I held 'at Tottarille on Monday, the th of
s tf • CictoSer, 1567, bef3ie the. Honorahle the
'Judges of said Court.- • • '
In the matter of the partition of • the real 'estate 91-
George Slat tether-h. deceased. '. . .'" .
rpon the-petition of. John Slattorbach, the Court
grant a Rule on all the helM of said George Slafterbach,
diceamd, to. come Into Court and accept or refuse the
real estate at the appraisement, dr show met , why the
-same should not - be wild. returnable on. the third Mon
day, 'being the 16th .of Ditember next; and the Court
direct to be pnbltshed three.Gmeit-In the Annette Jour
nal, a paper printed in Pottsville, In wild COutty, and
also; that notice be Elven by three Insertions in a dully
paper printed -In. San Prancisce,illslifernia; Of-the
.re
turn day ',tittle writ. . By the• Court. • . -
$10 . 3,67T 1 . Oct. 19, 136 T - 41St CrtAus 'McGee Clerk..
30 20
3,319 35
2,042 . 31
23,92 T 93
T,537 QT
A .
117 DIET 0110 9 , NOT IC IR :---The undereignid.
• Auditors appointed by Me -orphans' Court of
Schuylkill County. to audit, re-state - and re-settle the
drat account of lechael.Bright and. John . Wit tem an,'
ExeCntois Of the last will'.and ':testament of Richard
Sear, deceased, late of the Borough". of Millersville,
and to report distribrition of Huila's...et% will meet the
parties interested for . the• purpose of their appoint
ment. on Tuesday. the tfd day. of October, 1567,. at 10
o'clock In the forennon,,at the. Office of J. W. Rose.
berry, N0.' . 1e.3 Centre street, Pottsville; .
110..TEBERItl", '
JAMES ELLIs.
GEO. deß KRIM. .
45,500 00
Pottsville, October ti, '67
$416,088 80
IIItaTRICT COURT ofihe En Ite4
1../ for the Eastern District of .Pennsyl
vania. in Bankruptcy' • 1
In the matter, of JACOB ARO, a Ilankinpt,
Hastert District of Pennsylvania, ea..:
a:Warrant - 10 Bankruptcy havlne been leaned by sahl
Court against the Eetat-t of - JACOB P. 7 `CMIIMEDT, of
the Countyof Schuylkill and •Stite of Penna., In said . ,
District, he has been duly adjudged a Bankrupt noon •
Petition of his Creditors, and the osyment of any debts;
'and the delivery of any property, belonging , to .said
Bankrupt, to him, or to his nee, and the transfer of
any property by him; are forbidden by law. •A' meet
ing of the Creditors of said - Bankrupt, to prove their
debts and 'choose one or more &sigma% of his Estate;
.will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy to be holden in
Pizataville, in said District; on the 22nd. day of Octo
. ber, A. D.,•l9sT, at I.o..o'clock, A. hi„ at the Mike of
John P. Hobart, Reg., one of Vie Registers In Bank-
mptcy of safil Dlytzict. • • P.C. ELLMAKER:
.Oct. '6l--40-2t B..7dirshal, atajdersenger. '
8200,000 00
. 9.000 00
$162,250 00
25,331 43
5,532 00
2,500 00
::10,624,62.
. . .
INSOI.V.ENT'S NOTlCE.—Neitico is' heiebi
given that I have . app'led to the Honorable. the .
dodges Of the Court of Common - pleas of fiebuylkill
County, for the benefit of the Insolvent . Laws of the
Cominonwealth of Pennsylvania,. and .they have ap
pointed ,Monday,: the 14th day of October, A:. 14:103T,
at 10 o'clock, A.M...tti hear, me and my. creditors, at .
the Court llonse; in the Borough ,c , f Pottsville. when
and where they mey attend if they think proper. ' .
..Sept 25; •116-09.3 t .I)3OMAS RODGERS. -
$33.416
0.. , 9 06
2,00 F 8
lAr -the- 011PRIANSPADOURT tiVirichiayl
kill Ijouniy.—Tha Ondeisigned an Auditor, ap•
pointed by said Court to make 'distribution of the bal
sams, in the hands of qary Collins, , Administiatrii of
William Collins, deceased, %WI attend to the duties of
his app.-lament at his othce No. 180 Centre street, to
the Borough .of oni Saturday, the 12th day.
.of October, ISat, at 11 o'clock, A. M s ; when aid where
all parties interested are hdYeby to attend .
GUY E. FARQUHAR, Audit Or.
8923 t.
$346,209 03
$700,000:00'
25 00
0,000 00
12.130 22
86.745 00
81,190 26
45.899 40
445 54
149 10
Sept- 9.9. 67
A"ITOIt , tt NOT EC R—l n the Orphtinal
Court. of ;Schuylkill Coon the
matter of the account of Edward. O'Connor, Adminis
trator of Thomas Kelly, late of Pottsville, deceased.—
The undersigned, ad Auditor, appointed' by said•Cond_
to distribute the balance in the hands of said Admtnbt
trritor.•aaper his account filed, will attend t thu du
ties of his appointment at his: odice, - No. ISO Centre
street: in the Borough of -Pottreeille, • on Saturday, the
12th day or 0ct0ber...1262. at 2 o'clock, P.- 31.. when
and' where all parties intereeted. are hereby notified to
Attend. " • • GUY IL FARQUHAR, Auditor.'
'• Sept; 2g, 'CT : . • • • 119-3 t •*-- •
6,801'18
11,385 13
$348,289 83
.• • • U.S.nuitsrtaim cti
. • • Putr.arirteirrs, September .16th; 1913 T: •
Phis is to give Notice: That on the 23t11 day of
Sept., A: D., 1647, a Warrant in BankruptcY was
kmed against the estate of FREDERRA L FOSTER..
of Pottsville in-the Corint3' of Schuylkill, and State 'of
Pennsylyania, who has been adjudged a Bankrtpt, pn
hls own Petition; that the -piy . ment of any , Debts and
delivery of any'property belonging to such Bankrupt,.
to him, or for Manse. and the transfer of any property.
by him are forbidden by law ;i that a Meeting of the
.Creditors Of ihe'eald Bankrupt,lo prove their Debts, -
and to choose one or more assignees of his Estate, Will
be beld.at a coat of Ihmkrnotcy, to be holden at the
office of :JOHN P. HOBART, in Pottsville, Schuylkill
County, Pa., beta= JO.IIN P. !HOBART, gm.. Regis
ter. on the :21st . Octoher, A. 11) . IS6T, at 10
:o'clock, A. M. • IP. O. ELLMAKER,
Sept. 2r - 539.3t, U. S. Itiareital as Meesenger.
. .
• . • U. Sr MA tSIiALS OFFICE,
• Or PEN: BYLVA N lA, ; • •
• Puttinti.ftrii, SePtember 19th,: ISGI. •
rp hie to give; Notice rrl`hat onthelGth dfy of
ISeptember, A.11,,15GT, a Warrant in Bankruptcy was
Issued against the Rstate i f JAMES • NoKOWIi,
of Pottsville, .in . the .County of Schuylkill, "and
State •of . Pennsylvania, who , had been adjudged . a
Bankrupt, on' his own Petition that the payment'of
any Debts and ,delivery. of any pent erty belonging to
such Bankrupt, to hlm, or for his use, and the transfer,
of any property by, him are forbidden, by law: lbat
Meeting of the Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove
their Debts, and to choose out or: more as,slgneesef his
Estate, will be held - at. a Court' or Bankruptcy, to be
holden at the office of JOUR fr..BOBART, In the Bor
ough of Pottsville. Pa., -befote 'JOUR T. HOBART,
Register, Bit; .on the 9th dajlot October,-A, D.; 'Bill,
at lOwelocir, A. M. • . 'P. C. ELLMAKRft, - •
- SePt:29, '6T,49-3t U. S. liDirshal,• as Messenger.
' ,II. S. ItLiTi.SII...S.L'S OFFICE.
• PauAo'4.l'l444. September .17 th'..lS67.
hisla-110 pile NOIiCAN 4 That on the 29th day of
I.'August, A. R.; 186 T, •a'Weirrant in Bankruptcy was
bustled againat Die Ratate of, JAMES LYND of Phila—
delphia; b 3 the, County of Philadelphia, and State of
PenestilSaida,wholuus been adjudged a Bankrupt, on
his own ,Petition; that the payment of any Debts and
delivery -or any property belonging to such Bankrupt,
to bitr4i,or fortis we,' and the transfer of any - property
by him' are. forbidden. by, law 4 . that an adjourned
Meeting of the-Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts, - and to chobie ander mere assignees of hie
)rotate, will be. held at- a Court or Bankruptcy. to be
hidden at'6l6 Walnut Street:4in the' City of Philadel
.phis, before:4r. ' BUBLRY- . ASH.TON, • Mut... - Register,
on. the 14th day of. October, 1.567. at 11 o'clock,
'IV. • •• . ' i , P ft. ELLMA Kan,
Sept 21-4134 t • 'U. S. Marshal,•a.a.Messenger.
EXECETOIVS NOT ICE-;:--Letters , testa
mentary to the Beate of; Sarah Bright late of the
Borough-of Pottsville, , ,deceased.. having been granted
to thermderagned , -,411 persona knowing themselves
indebted are requested to make. immediate payment,
end tbose having claims against said estate will pre
sent them for settlement. R. NICLIOLS,-Bxeentor.
Sept 14.'66
GENERAL 'NOTICES.
NOTICE...I. John. Ray of St.. Clair, do
- notify all storekeepers and -other baldness
men, ' that my wife, - JEMpIA. RAY, left,. my, bed
and board without cause or provocation. on .the 15th
day of September, - and Shad will not pay any more
. i debts'Of 'her contracting atter this date, October 2d.
Iltricatois. I October 6, 'ST -40-2 V . . ; JOHN RAY..
'
litaa, INFORMATION WANTED:nt
Thomas Pugh, late a resident of Pala Alto,
and a. paddler In the Palo•Alte Rollingbilll." His wife
arrived In Scbuylldll Courity, Pa., ' from England. - on
the 26th day of September, and she Is anxious to ob
tabvirdermatkrn of him. Letters giving theliesired
information can be addressed to Hrs. DANL WALK-.
KR, Et Clair, Schuylkill County, Pa. • •
October 5, !WI • • • • 40.14:'
-- • -
NOTIti.-lavink pnrclitieed' of Charles
Haines the Hrickyind and all the appurte
nances belonging thereto, I would announce to the
public, that I will continue "the business • and be pre
wredby next. : Spring to deliver • good and imperlor
Brick, to any place along • the Philadelphia find-Read
ing Railroad. Address . JOHN A. MOYKR.
Oct 5, '67-44.-41t . • • liemort, Berke Co.
DISMOLUTION.--The - partnership
heretofore existing as JACKSON & CO., Is
this day,diasolved by consent. by, the' - withdrawal of
Theodore P. Russel.. The business of the formei firm
will be settled. by the remaining niattler, continuing
under the same name. : M. L. JACKSON,
• ... •fIISNRY JACKSON, Agt.
• P.ottsville,.September•26, 1832, . 69 3t •
CIRCULA•TIIMG - LIBRARY.—
The undersigned Calla public attention tattle
Pottsville Library. 46; Market Street, containing-near
ly:MOO volumes:of ever] variety of teadlec,— standard
works I V. the hest:anthers; and all the latest: and most
popular pabllcaticaut added,•from time to. time, "as they
appear. C. L. O!NEIL.: • Sepf. 29, .67.- 39.31.• •
DIPIPIOLVTION: OF CO-PART -
- NEUSUIP:«4The "firm or S. A, Ponta
& Bro., 15 thin day dissolved by mutual consent. S.'_
A..Fotits retiring. Fouts is hereby authorized:
to settle the bestnessnt the late dim, and will conthuth
the business in his own name, S.- A. FOUTZ. ,
- August - I.'lT: t DAVID E. FOUTZ. -
- I Will eenthineln the whoiesain Ding and He&
• I idle Altunnees. Mannfaetming Fontz'a
at the old'place. No. 116
.Franklin greet, under Ine
name and 'style of DAVID E. POLITZ. -
:Baltiinore, August 1. .19Ci. •• • • . 39- --
TUE don .of .7.t C. BRIWIT al.. Ash,.
land, basin; day been dassolired hy the
wlthdrairal of J. C. Bright. The business of the late
firm will be • settled by Peter ...E. Duck at Ashland.
who will carry on the businesses heretofore.
Pottsville; 'August 21. tai' PETER E. RAZE..
u .
Retrning thanks for; the-paat 'liberal patninage
ot'our irlend4 see - at all [Mien. be glad Mimeo.
their orders, and hope by a atria attention to beeineea
pad fair prices for the beat; articles!. we Mall merit
continttammof their firms.: PETER E.,RUCK-'
..aablaadc/tagnat 1867 ; 'B6-Q .
PATIENT AEI PROPENE NT OIP
STIEJLIT B.—To 'all whom it
Nasty Concerti C.Formal In consideration of s---
fa band; paid by' JAMES WREN of the Bo we& of
:Pottsville, Com:V.of SchnjErill, to Lewla - Ei= z e y .7
of Philadelphia, the onMpt whereof has been
l ea t tche said tuts sold to said JA tot
the to appfy. la the Conn% tleclitoyi
kill, WM of Ivan* 4MI SWIM EUSI
In use or thaints7 be need, Lew% Me
g% lintearred Catwilf - for iffismomly
Mew= 10/ Emasunelem—f for which letters -
mit, dated' November 19, lEtea, have been gran to
the mid LewisElkenbeny b the United States.) All
pawns desirous of , on regarding the benefit
of this Palm can receive tbaseme at my office in . Coal
street.' Thdenes benefit of thialralve.to all pawns using
; IltearnAn Is from 20 to 4p per cent. on the bell
bunt. It can be applied to all old engines. "
ea rk=s are requested take part in this import
ant improvement. The,y- esn secure from me the use
*x new engines end also for putting that lon- .
on old engines. ; They can see the motion
it my *Mrs fn Oosl street,' where! have It on my en
gine erdrift to the savings herein minted.. It also can
be sem at ft Mas Braun at Atkins ds Bros.'s
and Palo Alto jballingalifil... JAMES WREN
WashingtonPatterale; Ails. t 7. ota 9-tf
WA 111T2D...-One Female and 3 Male *Teachers
tor McKeansbarg distrkt . Examination Satur
day. Ontoberlatls st 41L.11.,1n
-berg. Applicants. for schools in adiclining diatrlOs
Will meant themselves bete for examination.
JIM& NAIWIT,Vounty Superinten&Mt.
A rt wale!. lbsieessesire to on band . st.
LT , FRIGHT Ali CO% Pottsville.
BRIGH;T . & 0 0 .
FAIBRANNOS 'SCALES
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OF ALL insciummis. •
Hui at fillausitacturera Pricey.
- ElMci►aaii Lewis Uiae~ire :- Y}ee A.
V~ailisad Mns., Cot. ate rqd
r 4 Patitlle.. . Aug. at , Wr z 8141:W.
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WANTED.
eX ° ootfiaillt.
THE LATEST NEWS,
Saturday, October 12,.0167.
.
Frost Obi. —llayet, IRenieblicaa, plerte.l
• tie vetatr--Swaniths Nebel /Militia-4 Mo.
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_ .
Columbus, Oct, 10-5 P..3i.-:—Returoi
re
ceived here show that Hayes (Republican) Is
undonbtedly elected Governor by from 1,060
to 2,000 majority.- ' The Legislature wilt be
Demdcratic by . a small majority.: Carroll,.
Hocking, and Noble counties are yet to be
beard from. • '
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8.A./31110 B, Oct. 10-8 E —Swann'ase-
bel militia are now firing a Sainte _of .100
guns; on Federal Hill, in honor of tbe result
of She elections in Pennsylvania and Ohio. • •
Large" quantities of seven-thirty: bonds,.
sent to Washington to he exchanged for five• .
tweety bonds, have. been _dlicovered to be
counterfeits. The bonds are said to be .the
,best counterfeits _ever executed.: - general
Spinnerdetected a . slight -impe.rfectiou in the
letter Fin his signature. The brokers. and
bankers of New York and Washington bevel
suffered heavily by purchasing the spurious .
bonds.
. .
The Stock market was very dull in Phila
delphia on Tubraday, and prices were unset
tled and drooping. In flour there was no
material change to notice. Wheat was firm
ly held at an advance. Corn was in demand
at an advance of two to three cents per
bushel. OastWere unchanged. .
it is stated that the trial of Davis will bc.
gin upon the fourth . Tuesday of November.,
NOTWi I TLISTANDIXO alt her pacific xBl3l in
ces, France is arming with the utmost near- •
By. By many it la now feared that" Prince
may precipitate a war before the close Of thn
year. ,
Tits MOUNISO POST is the ,name of a penny
paper just started In Philadelphia. It,will be
Republican in principle. We trust that it
will succeed. A spicy, sheet, cheap, and con
ducted well, as
. the post unquestionably Is,
shou'd become popular in Philadelphia. Tire
editor says--"We believe In the.higheat form
of Liberty. There shonidbe no aocfal -nor
civil distinction in race, color or religion.
Manhood should be the test of suffrage. Ed
ucation should , be` made universal.. Ameri
can Ind4stry should be protected by a judi
cious tired: Labor should receive protec—
tion." '
A Nr.W.YoRK. coiresOondent.writes
Auctioneer Brady's rooms in Broadway - were
thronged on :morning with ladies • and,
others, anxious to hat% a glimpse at the articles
which Mrs, Lincoln is offering for see. ' Twenty
five dreeses are hung over a line for public inspec
tion ; but the furs, jewelry and hires. are kept in
a glass'ease approprtatelytabeffed. The /vibe's
are said to hitye been prepared by Mrs.: Uncoil,
herself. Some of the dresses range from $25 to
$75-4hst is to say. 50 per cent. less than cost.
On Saturday last, it seems; an Offer was-made for
all the dresses, but tho price was much less than
that which Mrs. 'Lincoln is asking for them.
Nevertheless the offer has been telegraphed to
Chicago._The auctioneer says two more -trunks
containin itotids are en route, to be sold at auc
tion on the 31st, unless previously disposed of at
'priiato sale. • . -
'doe
AIDGE KELLEY hae returned from his-wee
tern tour; havingspoken with great effect in
various cities of the West; commencing , at :
Columbus, Ohio, and ending at Itilltiattiee, -
Wis. _We might print many eulogistic noti,
ces of Judge Kelley's speeches from e'
_th
Western press, but have only room'for one,,
which we take from 'that-able, advocate of
the American pOlicy, the Chicago Evening
Journal, which says • •
Fiir. good, Interesting and Instructive reading. we'
commend to the Western public the address of Judge •
Kelley, of Philadelphia, which we publl'h today: •
• If there Is an Intelligent. Illinoisan:. or- Any other
Westerner, who, after reading,. pondering and Inward-. '
ly digesting the able and logical arguments , . facts and .1
figures of this address, doubts the wisdom of the tont
paltry, as opposed to that 'of the (Nemo Times arid'' •
Tribute free-traders, • their minds mast hard' been'
. shaped In trpecullar mold: - - •
This question of tariff versus. free-trade—the porter '
tion of the Interest.-of American Industry and pro
dnetion warts the , flooding of oar . country with the
productions of foreign lands—will before' many years .
became the - .chief political topic of discussion and
legislntlon.. Let the people prepare their minds Gm it:
GAT TIMES AT TEIN WRITE 110,1111 E --A.pri
♦ate letter from J. Binckley, the modest As--
sistant United States Attorney-Generafjo
friend in Philadelphia, dated . "Washington,:
D. C., Oct. 9, 1.869-3 o'clock, A. hi 7, pub
lisbed. dt pictures Johnson, Btack„Staabery
and the writer, in• the- President's, priate
room at the White Rouse, waiting for there
turns. 'We 'have- only room for extracts.
Binckley says : '
...We hid' been' playing a little game of thievatio
moat of the afternoon, for want of better amusement
but when tight came and the despatches crane, ht; the
ruby glass moved more briskly, and the.lnestdent:
once more assumed thatinlmiktble manner., which
characterized him In days that,
by". Of conrse,.Black
and ttW rest of us ':understand what 'Mr. Johnson is
tor, (this Is strictly private), and,. when tia.oommenced
to tell us how be had been alderman, . etc , we ap
plauded him, and Black turned the conversation* lipQn
the business which had drawn as together...namely:
the elections In Pennsylvania and elsewhere. '•
.
.
' As the evening wore on, our despitel aicame more
frequent (the Treasury Dmirtment ,pays allexpenseei
and the news more cheering. - The Presidenva o utman
was wreathed in smiles, and even Mr.'faitaclos facoloat
some of its accustomed rigor. .
..litanbeny" said he; "what do you thinkAf it nowt"
i
'Think of t V Why It is better thin If %sal bought'
the whole crowd. A little money .
judlelnusly. expend .
e 4. es a great - way. In my opinion." •
Let's Lake a drink I" 'lnterrupted the Preildent. -
"There Is enough' glory here for one day; .
friend there," meaning me, "will give naaodidrdon
In the morning." ..We all drank. . '
After a while the desp e atches commenced c omic in
more lively than ever. and so did the drinks. The
President didn't appear to cafe anything abont them
particularly, but be wouldconstantlyinqUire if there
were any on the road .: If we, thought Caere, ought to •
be, we took a drink anyhow. . • " "
I don't know bow long we had been, together-I. am
writing this immediately on our , adjournmen.—but'
'am sere that we couldn't have punished lees thin'• two
gallons—the Tour of us—of the finest "J. IL" brundlyou
ever tasted. . The President was moat facetious.. Put.
with all his fon, he occasionally let loose some or that • •
'crisposparkllng wisdom with which be hap iistenbilbod •
and gratified. the country Miring his eojourn. ler•the
White House.. At - one time he majestically arose from
his sear, and remarked that tovnomiw he 'would 'veto
all the bills passed by the illegal body' on the verg e.— •
(He meant Congress.), Be. Was ataintpro far-.
Hier, when Mr. Seward, looking more like the defunct
' Benne° than himselt. 'softly opened the doitr.md. with
a gleeful rubbing Of his hands, spoke talus all and ,
then we took a drigk. At this juncture We. Florence,
a very good gentleman to act as amanuensis. fie In ens
a newspaper, stepped from behind Mr. S. and - also kook •
a drink. None of us said anything, because ' We want-
ell to We him to tire the people for " •
. ,
Bat I menet - close: The President and Black Gavo.•
both been conveyed to their: rooms. and Sewatd has
&parted. Stanbery la asleep In the chair. opposite,
where 1 write. but everything is lovely, and the goose
1a considerably elevated. ,
With thecaost profound respect for. your nobki et
•fort in behalf of our chosen President and, the, down
trodden South, • •
I am yours, atlttldmixed, enthrialaaticalln
J. W. Hos Non of Parkeratinrg; West 're says
that .Dr. ,H Anders' fodhie Water mired' bird of
Scrofula. He had 37 miming I.JlCera whin ba
commenced taking the medicine., Persotta-41-
Mated should make a note of this, ind'aendln
P. Dinsmore, 33 Dey Street. New Yorlt; for ii
clear concerning this remarkable remedy....-'
. • - (aqua cruowna. 1 . •
BCHUYLKILL COUNTY STEEL WONN.S.
A meeting id the atockholdeie of the Stierny
will take place to-day at 10 o'clock; A..110y1.•
kill Haven, Shenk la expected that all,tha rold.
era to this enterprise will attend. It is, shoo fly ne
cessary that theatockholders understand.wh par,
ties are who have lost 'confidence lathe tfittaPfiso44 In •
other words, t h e parties who, are throwloge. Ayrater
on this undertaking. • All who hap an interest ln
Schuylkill - County wish this project to .go on sh once,
and would feel grateful to those pereone tp tutscas Im
mediately, as there are Tartlet In the County' who , have;
• all the confidence needed to pot the projectakiMigh.
We also think that there • haa ban, enough palaver
used about this- enterprise tobuild half s dozen attar .
works. And we are of the crpinfird that pastas
who conjure up imaginary obstructions lathe tualsrts.•
king, would act more consistently the part of :gentle- - -
men by, giving room to , others that have Stor e, dna-
deuce In the process, and a greater amoontof shag/ to • -
poi& it ahmd. •'
IC4".
ft is no use to say It is for Sint of money; no en.
terprisa in this County had-one-MR the moneyfir start
• with that this Company haa.to-day, and they, can get .
more if they will only make a start, so thatpeorilewill '
be satisfied that it la nehumbag. - .. .kr•
. We have teen a letter nem a gentleman in,Chseter,
kr which he - says that he is nsingsteel made atllarrise-
bow, and "rear. from A ersaaorri Isow,.evardis of .
the week. . The proceis of making steel from,Aahra
eke Iron he sap, is a "sitter success.. Yet some of • -
thotteIMILPIMINTIT a1t.0.1141113 will Sili` that It It/deem
sary to have Just such iron, etc. I.ll4eclue *bag, any -
gentleman this letter if they so w l ish by cailing c st ibis
office
..
U the process was not a emcees in this'enuamithy . :
did they at Trott, mg Wall a s taro tott s atV i ti/Pe -
ration for two years. go to of
.tot up
• a five tonplant-alongode of It t 'those Oro pruners
in overation every day and , cannot ittrnhnsufilclint
strel for the steam hammers dud rolling Wife - at pret
ent in operation. • For inetance, there is nilli
ektyten .
Duvyll W'orks stopped for the want of stee l l en ' i.,
The pneumatic process has beenin age
tint inEngland, France, }pate; Pitiefia,A ttlY;
Belgium. Sweden and Norwsy, for thelestket jeset.—
• Then. are the people of the United States stare„stunid
than those of other conntins, to Idles , therri•• niters
all the benefit of each a profitable inswititteAliatin •
pneumatic process f We think uot.. Whalsthar
• tlonwill have so many railroads to canstnicr irf the
future r 'What other nation- his 'got thir aleiliVei to •
build railroads as this vast empire r We have, all the •
raw materials that other.natkushave, •We have the
'magnetic oxides of Iron eqatild Swell - oh. , •We have
red and Wien bandies. that will campus Womble
with any In the world. - We have Mc carbonates °Ulla.
coal measures In abundance. We have - exbe
fields of the purest Hailstone, and outaufsd dela will
vie with any in the older bxmtzles. - •
Then we havikaNtlideiblildetlalsin'tiladtbs tbir
tf ma's of ScnstitatillfilM! • -With the ahoverfgalt
It -
the works were ossmi.iWOßlirtialle,l l gPAitit• •
.• any in having the tapir "mount of sabecrizness ,
canary to complete thifernelre:.
We understand that there is today holMfthrikan-
sylvan% something like eighteen or twenty.bleet fur
nave,.. When all - those furnaces are to thaw* will' ,
have pig iron of any quality we wish.' A.ud:woosain. '
formed that steam hammers and rolling Ininajpg.ther
.working of steel are in course of 'erectioli tirefany' .
senior the country: so that when the steel Wititst4re.: -
ready we will - have any quality of pig flooi;lJittik any:
amount of eatablishments to . work. the steel. • • •
• ,i• • , LADIES PANOMt
- ' JOUR( . FAN.=
--- • Old Botabllshed FOR' -
No. 111, AD* Stt .
4 nit. ADEJr...wqm4 -
. ..., • - ..
Have now Inittonfor ottoman
zt ' ' • portatiow sad lbseatriniti or
•''' -• . • , the lurid sad micot rolec-
Jig ja k _ " ' dons of 'll4oner_ Wimp
.. _,7 ardAtOthervewear tri -eft,—
' • ./ - - . o!'..elpri.far
1 on; •• ;led to d ' 8114 kr'. • ilitiTiPiPiren ,
Va lue
Vt
able prifts,ondt would isacta:tadilllvxdr,
rtienft of ScOoylkM Coatityttodittlr e :4..ls.**4
Remember toe name: numme aid . •
JOHNPABIOBA, No. TOI AztkllL, otoo4ll4,Bltibl
side. Phdodelphls.. -' . • , .
''.er '''' ..r.
ItriluiTo - no Pan d er,
er, not ednitectlini trlthlotth.b--
erBtote to Philadelphia. - ' SePt.' 29 .' 'er.4-niw
QINITH de RAND'S 'rowels.llW
tO for sale by =IOWA co,
eibi!. ells Wbsle;••
Lalicalimg. All pia • and ql easti
• . MORT &CO- •• • •;..4.L!!.-
A . t r r Zit Itesaltriusalestoal4