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THURSDAY KOVEMBEF. 16, 1865.
A Donation Visit
AViil be given lo the Bcv. F. Illniah, at
the Poplar Valley Church, on the aftcr
Jioon and evening of Wcdncsd:,', the 29th
of November. 1SG5. Should that day
prove storm', the next fair day following.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
B' At the monthly auction sale of
Scran ton coal in New York last week,
prices fell off Gfty cents to one dollar a
ton compared with the previous month's
sale.
New Jersey. Sad Occurrence in New York.-The Sni
Jin this State the po!it.&n-elutionk eide of Eon. Preston King.
has bceu most complete. Marcus L. ;Nc,w York5, Nov. 14. It is stated that
Ward is elected Governor over Brigadier 60n- Preston King, Collector ofhis
' , : .-. , r .v , Port, and late United States Senator, cora
Ilun.vou by upwards -of three thousand - j . i u i
. . tv, J -'rtntted suicide yesterday,-by leaping luto
msijuiiij, inuuejiuuiRMus muuscxuiuu ie H udson Itiver. Ilowevci4 startling
a working majority in both houses of the, this announcement may seem its validity
Legislature. There has been a great fall- is established by cireu'uistautial evidence'.
off iu all'theBtning' Copperhead coun
ing
ties, and an improvement in all the
publican counties.
Kc-
Look Out for Your "Valises.
A new enterprise has been started by the
professional thives who "work" the- railrad
cars. When a train arrives at a stopping
place, these fellows are on the watch for vali
ses or corpet-bags lying on the seats or hang
ing on the hooks but not under the eyes f
their owners. When the cars stop, they seize
New York.
The election in New York was for Sec
retary of State, Comptroller, Treasurer.
aud. other Stale officers, and for members them hastely, as if they had arrived at their
..c .t. t- i x m.-t i. destination, and iiimn off the cars. We
ui me uemsiauiru. j. uu j-iepuuiicau lick- , , . - : .... c
, , , 1 , have heard of two such case within a few
et was elected throughout the majority ,jayS. it js evidently a new dodge of the
running un to nearly thirty thousand. thieves, and will be heard of all over the
The. newlv chosen officers r.f fir.-.tn 11 country until exposed by the newspapers,
All persons indebted to the Borough for
School tax, will remember that to secure
their 5 per cent discount, they must pay
before the 1st of December. As but a
few days remain all should call at ouce
on the Treasurer, Benj. S. Evcritt.
Si-Tlic First National Bank of Eas
ton, (formerly The Farmers' & Mechan
ics') has declared a scuii-annual dividend
of 5 per cent. The Easton National Bank
(old Easton Bank), a similar dividend of
C per cent.
35"" Wo are informed by a citizen of
this Borough, that a meteoric shower oc
curred on Monday morning last. lie first
noticed it at about five o'clock in the
morning, and it continued till it was quite
light. The meteors appeared to start
from a point near the zenith, and shoot
out in all directions. He described the
display as being quite grand. It is over
thirty years since any like it Ins occurred
in this latitude.
IiSOn Saturday last, Win. Huntsman
nd others, caught in B rod head's Creek
with a net over GOO suckers, catching at
one siugle haul over 400.
Ou Monday last, Melchoir Bossard aud
others caught in the same stream over
S00 suckers. Catching at one
haul over 500.
Look out for them Philadelphia Ledger.
Trial of More Andersonville Prison Keep
ers.
James Duncan and Captain Richard B
Winder, now confined in the Old Capito
Prison, charged with cruel treatment toward
the Union prisoners at Andersonville, wil
soon be brought to trial, and it is understood
a court is being organized lor that pur
pose.
Republicans, of course, are here given :
Secretary of State Francis C. Bar
low.
Comptroller Thomas LTillhouse.
Treasurer Joseph Rowland.
xUtorney-General John II. Martin
dale. State Engineer and Surveyor J. Piatt
Goodsell.
Canal Commissioner Robert C. Dorn.
Inspector of State Prisons Henry A.
Baruum.
Clerk of the Court of Appeals Patrick
Henry Joucs.
Judges of the Court of Appeals Ward
Hunt, John K.Porter.
EXECUTION OF HENRY WIRZ.
Washlntok, Nov. 10, 1865.
At fifteen minutes past ten the prison
cr was brought from his cell, aud walked
to the scaffold with a steady step and un
quailiug eye. He was attended by the
officers of the crunrd and twn (T-.f linlip
Priests, Fathers Boyle and Wiget (the for disabled solders, in that town, and has
Uuot J.nvm.r Imnn Mr K,,rru't ;,-; 6,nce U,(,Ctl len thousand dollars more to his
ual adviser') Is . corner-stone of the building wan
r. ' v .. iaiu last month
Un ascending the gallows, which he
did without any assistance, he stepped to TT-t, T3- - , .
was placed direcllv under the nnnse. n.:.w, ,7i., '
4 w - - -
South Carolina. The Abolition of Slave
ry. The passage of the Constitutiona
Amendment.
Columbia, S. C, Nov. 13. The constitu
tional aniedment abolishing slavery was pas
sed in both Houses of the South Carolina
Legislature to-day. It met with but little
opposition. The Legislature has adjourned
10 me uin inst.
A Noble Benevolence.
Mr. Benjamin Fitch, a wealthy citzien o
Darien, Conn, lutely donated fifty thousand
uollars for the puru.ise of building a home
sinzle
I&"Tn another column will be found
an interesting and instructive letter from
our old friend and Correspondent, R. W.
lliuckley, which our readers will do well
to read. It will be seen that he is now
in Missouri, and has his e3-es open to the
surrounding and passing events.
Perhaps many of our readers will re
nic;iibcr him as a solicitor for subscrip
tions to the American Cyclopedia of Sci
ence, Literature, and Travel. He hae
t'.uoc served two years in the Arm' in
tlse capacity of Colonel of one of the Illi
nois Begi meats.
Sudden Death.
Doctor E. Siilliuan of Chesuuthill, this
Count-, died suddenly at the Pine Forest
Hotel, in Carbon County, on Suudav
their Congressional pay, have determined lo
test by resolution the question of adjourning
the coming se.-s:on to Philadelphia, immedi
atciy alter its organization, and the project
has the promised support of everv member
who has been consulted.
we pre
morning last.
It is said that he went to bed some
what intoxicated, taking his box of med
icines along with him, took some medi
cine just before going to bed, and reques
ted the land lord to wake him up at a cer
tain hour in the morning. The land-lord
'according to request went up to wake him
up in the morning and found him froth
ing at the mouth and moaning somewhat
lie shook him to arouse him from his
clumber, as he supposed it was, but not
euttccuiuj;, ivil tut; room lor in teen or
twenty minutes, and on returning at the
end of that time, found him dead. It is
supposed by some that he may have ta
ken the wrong medicine through mistake.
The Doctor was a good citizen and ex
cellent physician, and but for rum, would
have succeeded well in his profession.
Official Majorities ia Pennsylvania.
An elaborate statistical table, prepared
by Hon. John Cessna, showing in detail
the official result of the recent State elec
tion in Pennsylvania, has been published
The majority for General Hartranft, the
Union candidate for Auditor-General, on
the home vote, is 21,01G. The soldiers
vote, when all computed, will increase
this lrom one to two thousand. We learn
from this table that the Union gains this
year, over the vote in 13C2, in fifty-seven
counties amount to 2G,36G. The Demo
crats gam m only nine counties in the
whole State, aud their aggregate gains a-
mounted to but l'JGS. The excess of U-
nion gains is 24,3US. Deducting the
Democratic majority for Auditor General
in ISG2, which was 3,382, leaves a clea
Union majority this year of 21,01G.
Ihis is the most gratifying result, pro
ring unquestionably that Pennsylvania
has uot forgotten, aud does not mean to
forget, her allegiance to that political or
ganization which never quailed iu its du
ty to the Republic iu the hour of its dark
est peril and despondency.
OlVlIKr ID lllf IHlnrnrnillilltKil .mr) nvlnrtinn
Father Wiget took a position on the west ate demands of hotel-ke.-pcrs and house-own-sidc
and Father Boyle upou the east side, ers here, quite a number of Congressmen
the culprit looking northward. have engaged apartments for the next session
His appearance occasioned a pressing ,n Baltimore, where the price of living and
forward among the spectators, all of whom room rcm are "t one-eighth part of Washing
felt a strong curiosity to see how this man, ton rates- A Parly ot' members now here
associated with atrocities such as historv .na. u"able lo el q""ters for anything like
can scarcely parallel, would hear himself
in the presence of death. But there was
no manifestation of feeling. Silence pre
vailed, unbroken save by a whispered re
mark as to the appearance aud behaviour
of the prisoner.
The two priests went over to him, and
repeated the last forms of their religious
ceremony, continually repeating to him
iu u.ii u rami, iiupu nuu v.uarny. ne
seemingly acquiesced, and Major Russel,
standing directly iu front of him, read a
lou.l the iiudings and death sentaucc.
After the reading of the older was Sn
ished he stood up with remarkable calm
ness, aud a phi'.'id expression of counte
nance.
Major Rnssel asked him if he had any
thing to say before the drop fell, lie re
nlicd very unconcernedly :
"I have nothing to suy to the public.
and to you, Major, 1 will say I die inno
A. T 1 I L. A - 1 " 1
cum. i nave out once 10 aie, ana my
hope is in the future."
Mujor Russell then asked him if he
forgave him for the part he took in the
matter. He answered :
"I do: I know, as an officer, you have
to act according to orders."
The reverend gentlemen continued
their words of consolation as the noose
was put'around his neck by the hangman
He maintained the most stolid indiffer
encc, and smiled as the black cap was
drawn over his head, and maintained the
erect posture without flinching a moment
until the fatal signal was giveu, aud the
Major-Gen. Judsou Kilpatrick of New
Jersey has been appointed by President
Johnson Miuister to Chili, and has re
signed his position in the Army, taking a
short run in Europe prior to proceeding
to Chili, where we are still ably and
faithfully represented by the Hon. Thorn
as u. .Mjbon ot Indiana, who
auiue, has asked to bo rclitivpd.
Gen. Kilpatrick's troops of friends will
rejoice over his good fortune, and our
Democratic neighbors, who are so zeal-
uuoij cujijjuniug ine rressueut, w ill see
in this appointment anotner proof of his
uiscerument and patriotism.
For The Jeffer&onian.
TWsouri 'Ittmsje
r,T V? ..Si.
f FitiEND Schoch : A uew era opens
tihj tr:"i T.1.:: ci..A.tT.n.liinli
like;nn incubus has pafdlyzdd and retar
ded its. growth, since; theuicmofabl.e
strusrde of 1S20. is amonir the things
tlrat weire. TlieaVkand'!damning reign
of treason:is. no more, and its history will
to future srehe'rhtious show forth acts of
France and Mexico.
S-Tfre Pairs corresnondentr of The Lont
don Times ajram asscrtsthat thedLmperbr
of France will withdraw Ins army from-
Mexico by installments, and that by Au
aust oiaSeptember, LSGG, the whole will
ha.y.o 'returned to France, The reason
for this resolution is said to be found not
only in-a'desire-- to-keep-ongnoderms-
with the United States, but ou economi
cal considerations
A.
We find the same news in the Paris
barbarity that will, iu Ccndishness, eclipse correspondence of the Indcpendance
tho noted massacre of Wvominir. Free tfcigc, a paper generally wen informed
,.. ". ...v J .M ... .. about French affairs." I his correspond
' ' nnf linwRvnr. is or oninion that ton pnnv.
n ,-t i i i . rc I ' r
lertue plains, ana neaiuiy cnmaie, oncra teoug uut.firm represeutation of the Gov
inducements to the hardy, intelligent pi- eminent of' Washington being, heeded in
oncer, enual to if not superior to any oth- Paris. He also states that there arc in
yf t inf dications that Marshal Bazainer.intcnds
Quincy, Illinois, a beautiful city of about
20,000 inhabitants, situated on the Mis
xmpuitrtub xvsmroaa Transaction Tk
Morris and Essex Railroad leased.
WoJearnfrotntho S&vtark Advertiser,
that negotiltionsecently pending be-twecn-'tho
Directors of the Morris & Es-
n ?'$ili'oa(1 company te association of
. .r!i!- capitalisjts represented by Sir
Morton Peto, were" consummated Wod-.nesday-morniug.0-lasUveeky,by
the. lease
of the road to the last named party, whose
object is by this means to complete their
direct chain of railway communication be
tween New York and the West thus
re .iucing the distance to St. Louis by
abont 140 miles. It is understood that
by the terms of the lease, which is per
petual, the British capitalists undertake'
to complete all the improvements coutem"
plated by ""tlio jiorria and Essex Bailroadf
Company, making it a Srst class road
with double track extending entirely a-"
cross the Stafe from the North riuor
soon to return to France.
Wehave no means of judging of the
claims wnicn uicsc raporia nave to urcui- -uumwure, wita extensive imDrova.
sissippi, at the terminus ot the C. J. & dibility. Sootier or later, of course, the tncnts at lloboken costin" not lns? th.n'
O. R. Bi, and the Wabash Valley and event which they represent as being near $?1UU,UUU. I he enterprise will altogether
Great Western running from Teledo to at hand must take place, aiicT then Max cost them several'-millions of doliara.
. , t i j i j , yt imilian will have to rely ou a volunteer 1 he rights aud property of the nresent
-x, j r,r- fnrmnrn oxnnn nnd his nri ip.vp.iits in , p.. Snarcnoiacrs arc not tn hp im'.A
uibal, (20 miles below.) I he farms in a iC0- Theu it must become apparent will continue to be managed bv their own
t . - n n. -v I - m . .. . . . . . I in TV -
radias of say miles, lrom yuincy are whether his efforts to establish his rule in ooaru or directors, and they are uarau-
worth from 15 to 100 dollars per acre, Mexico upon a permanent basis will be teed about ten per cent, revenue on the'
I -I I n.nnt nn.f..! r-l. I.U .1. .....
according to locality aud improvements crueu wun success. -1 sw, ,, Uic possibility
I would remark south of Quincy and a
long the line of the Hannibal and St. Jo
scph Bailroad, is a good section for grow
ing Grapes, Apples and a crop of Peach- The-threshing
es (judging by the past) about 7 out of
10 years. Hannibal is a fine town for
business; it now contains perhaps about
8000 population. The Hannibal and St.
Joseph Bailroad, uudcr the manage
The Agricultural Report for October.
Isaac I'fewtou, Commissioner of Agricul
ture, iu his report for October, says :-
of the wheat has shown
of an increase above that in case the nett'
carniugs render it practicable.
Ihe connecting roads pass through the'
richest agricultural regions of New Jr-'
sey, rcnnsylvania and (Jhio, and with iu
advantages over other lines nrp tn di.
tVlnf flip ti i ft tt i r
were over estimated. In the report for ta,,cc' hc rroJectors of the hne hope to'
. . r p.:rrv thp (rrp:it. hn L- nf Un t.
August, t ie returns ot the wheat cron . "V. . ""l- uciwcen'
malitv vra( w,u ,Ui 11 vab 'u,u u,u '"lauc sea-boards
showed that the quantity and quality
a deficit of twenty-six. million two hund
red and forty-one thousand six hundred
The residence of Mr. John Shoue a
mcnt of C. W. Mead, its present superin- and ninety-eight bushels, but the esti- prominent citizen of Pike county, was ra-
mates now made, which are nnal, exhibit coiury eniereu ny a burglar, at night.
the decrease under last year's crop, in Shouse was awakened by hearing
quantity, to be twelve million one bund- noise in his room and saw a man at his
red and seventy-two thousand nine bund- desK. having no means of defence and
red and ninety-four bushels. The in- fearing the thief might injure him if ha
crease in t ha oat crop in lSuo is nearly disturbed linn m his operations, he lay
tendant, assisted by Col. Hayward, will
soon become a hrst class road ; 1 mate
this prediction upon years of acquaintance.
I know Mr. Mead is a gentleman, that
knows his business, and is one of the few
who has the happy faculty of minding it
The lands belonging to the Hannibal and
St. Joseph Bailroad, are now for sale on
easy terms, at fair prices, ranging from
35 to ?8 per acre, aud within one to fif-
tnpn inllrs of n dp.nnf. TIip lnn.lq nliinir
--- - - - v a. saw auaa v v 4
this road lie in about the latitude of Phil-
delphia. Persons wishing information
on this subject can address a line to Geo.
Harris, Land Agent, Hannibal and St
Joseph Railroad, Hannibal, Mo., or by
calling at the office at Hannibal they can
get full particulars. Just step into the
reight office, you will there find II. Court-
right, formerly from Wyoming Valley.
Henry was a line intelligent boy, aud as
a legitimate result, has become a useful
tt r . I t it . i i
Ulty million bushels, and ol the hay crop peneciiy quiet aii'i allowed him to pro-
more iiiau uvc uiiiuuu ions, jne laoies liu.aucu ut uiu ucsk ana wai
exhibit the fall crops as most abundant, about leavingthe house, when Mr Shouse
That of corn is all that could be desired, determined to get up. But just at that
Lt will be the largest ever grown in the moment the fellow returned and cleaned
United States, so that plenty of cereal out tne pockets of Mr. Shouse's clothmtr
tood win bless the country and the labors wnien lay on a chair near his bed. Ho
of the farmer. '1 he corn cron is eouallv
good in the southern States, and its plant
ing there is so much greater than ordin
iry that that section can consume only a
portion ol the amount grown. It can,
therefore, the Commissioner says, devote
next crop season to a greater produc- house and in
the
tiou of cotton
then left. Mr. Snousc immediately got
up, went down stairs, aroused some of hit
workmen and cailed a valuable doe ha
had about the premises, brought the dor
into the house and in a momeut he irot
on the burglar's trail, darted out of th
An Assassination.
In 18G0 but oue vote was polled for
Mr. Lincoln, in Fairfax county, Virginia.
it was cast by jir. ifixon, who went to
tne noils with a pistol m his hands.
From that day he was a proscribe! man
-r , I . I. 1 1 :. . r . I
hope some vu me ureaKiug oui oi the war he was
i ,
ess than two minutes th
1 li! l:i t i-
.5 ni u-illllil 1IKO nil inrllnn
him there
came ud
thief was he
The dog seized him and kept
until Shousc and his men
with a rope, with which they tied him
ind com eyed him to jail. Wayne Co.
Herald.
tunc gener
day he was assassinated by Dr. Maddox. Joseph Swink, and Mis
a iieuel turgcon, an old neighbor or his.
in tne puuue streets or Alexandria, not
far from where the gallant Eilsworlh was
murdered. Dr. M.iddox duriug the even
ing went before the civil magistrate and
rT'... . 1 . .-. ., , ,
luuuiuuub in ireaung me cholera are
now claiming unusual success. Dr Chap
man of London went to Southampton express
ly to try application of a drv ice-bag to the
whole 1. ngth of the spine. Its effect was to
bring patients out of collapse, diffuse, warmth that the march of Empire is Westward
nrnr t fi crctnm on) r.n r .... : I 4 '
over the s-stem, and stop the -vacuations; in
short, to cure them. A Paris doctor ssyshe
has cured a large proportion of cases with
mineral lemonade sulphuric acid and simp
le sirup, in water.
, 1 v - '
;iuu nassed olt more nrmnnt tlinn nnp nf
the previous executions here.
The Public Debt.
With a promptncfS always commendable
but especially so in a public officer, whose
statements effect so vitally the business in-
u-resis of the country, Mr. McCulIoch, the
and estimate the tons of Bailroad Iron
mat win u U5uu m ouuaing roads even
west of the Missouri river, rather expect
somebody will find out that the manufac
ture of the article iu this State, which
would save a heavy freight, could be car-
I find prices here
kl A,- -.11
hn.l 1 i. . i i O") W"'J " i '"I an
,,uu w'toocu, inu uuw jav wun ner ... .
head cut off; and the little do", with his tail commodities. Buckwheat flour however
cut on, sat between the rails looking after is only sixteen dollars per hundred lb?
! T"!nf "".w-a la? lndlcati.vc..of Pork iu the St. Joseph Market 20
A curious railroad accident cccured at
Clinton, Conn., a few days ago. An express
tram was npproaching, when a cow, annoyed I ried on successfully
drop fell. The whole affair was very brio; Se n' "7 ,,, T. Ml b , bt for
.....i rr . ,i ;. . .
energetic man, being at this
al freight agent of the road.
eastern boy will stick a pin here and go
md do likewise. We have a "reat di
crsity of talent in the west, but still there
is room. .Missouri with even its nresnnt
its rich soil
ind unlimited coal and iron, wlipn fnllv
3 I ... t .1.. . !. f t' - t - 1 r
.Int-nlnnnrl 1,J '1J Tr - UCllt "" l OI glVlllg lllmSell
. v. . u.u iu uiituu ui nits (Jiu 1VUV . ri'l . , , , .
r.. . t . , , , 11 w ....M.w.tiiiv iv.i.ucu juui tfu lilt
sione oiaie. it any pioneer should strike thousand dollars bail, although he knew
"lie through a mistake ('and worso ihis. LMxon whs niortnllv wnnmln.1
v I J
During the uight ho died, and before
his death he made the following statement
under oath :
x um uuiismuus or my situation : my
statement is made under the impression
that 1 am near my end. At the time 1
was shot I was walking along lloyal street
in Lins uiiy. jLocior .uauuox saw me as
L walked along lloval street and shot me
before I drew my pistol. I was passing
away from him at the time. I shot at
him after he shot me. I was iu this city
1 Till. .
occause l ma business at the War Dc
partmeut, and was temporarily stoppm
here. ilr. maddox bred at mn twien.
Un the breaking out ol the war lie was Un the 4th inst., at the Cherry Valley
made paymaster in the army. On Fri Parsonage, by the lie v. F. Illman Mr
Drake, both of Cherry Valley.
xuargarc;
J-
takes thau that has happened), you may
live to sec Pennsylvania behind Missouri
even in her mineral productions. Th e
material is here and when, we remember
The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Ors-ans
?orty different ?t;lp, adapted ti sacred and
secular music, for $90 to GflO each. THIR-TV-FfVE
GOLD or SILVER AiEDALS, or
other first premiums awarded them. Illus
tratpd Cat.logui-s free. Address, MASON
& HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTH
ERS, .New York.
September 7, 1S65. Iv.
TSO TUP. KV.UVnnzi r:TTTiTr it, ,m-
J - -" . ..i . w xjsuui iji i i x EiLr
AND DESPONDENT OP nOTlV.
SEXES. A great suffer having been w
stored lo health in a few days, after ma nr
Dears of misery, is willing lo assist his Ri.r
fering fell iw-creatures bv sendino- rfrCi. oa
the receipt of a postpaid addressed enveloD.
n copy of the formula of cure employed.
uircci 10 JUiii ill. IJA(i?v A T.T.
Rox 183 Post Offine
Jan. 12, 65. 5m. Brooklyn. N. Y.
the most intense astonishment and dis-l
gust.
Corn GO to 70 cts. per bushel, Potatoes
A Lrenerons VJjer.Mr. A. Pardee has
proposea lo bestow the munificent sum of
feecreatry of the Ireasury, again publishes $100,000 for the propose of establishing I frost of -any account till after the 20th of
me conuilion at tun nntmnni Hnnn.n ..r. cj: oi..i .. ... " ri-x-i .
., , . . ; U). n; uiiiuiiiDii; ccuooi in connection with l.nfiiv. wciooer.
the 1st isst. These monthly stnipmpniJnr Ln n..n . ... 'J
tl,0 n.; i X"" u" wwuun mai meciiizens of
uiu.mi inux-ui.i:uin;&.s are welcome mipi. haotnn ii mtr con nni . .
lifronno t r .1.. ... " -""""" v-iU.UUU IU UTCCl SUU
..b...v,w ,,y iiicuu Ol llie UOVernillPllt. !lh n hill rlinrre
. . ----------- - JIWWMMV;J
biiowing, as mey do, a steady monthly de
crease of the national liunlpnc Vn,i tii,.
singularly valuable to every merchant, bank- Mrc 9Mrc' A country editor hasimmor
er and business m;m tlirmurlmnt ' . talizcd himself by a discovery at once Rtnrt.
D.-v in. bUUUU V 1 - j , ,
enabling tbem tocalculale with some decree !,nSand wonderful. He gets off the follow-
ui ceriamy me probable future course of b '
price anu value. Above all, they furnish to "eriain uure lor Fleas on Dcgs Soak
our own people, and to foreign governments l!e do? five minutes in camphene,and then
me evidence that our rulers, having for the "S"1 n,"-
sake of the national government, lavishly and We avisc our readers to try it.
niinuuL Blini. OOCIUled thp ronenrne nPtt,n
' I - wfcpt UI J I
fcOJIMU.NIOATED.l
I had not started to draw my pistol be- Pulmonary Consumption a Curable Dit
iviv ouui uiu. iiu nau ureu once oe- easel!!
fni'P T Qtnrlpd tn rlroitr ,mr ...(.l T I
ried
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' w w.ru.aw i Kll.j UUIUIU 111 lllXi
y f rr .. ...
about the same, and AnnU sosil or anu spac in my lace while k The undersirrncd Jmviff u -.i
bushel The past summer 11SI hon mh. -1 wa! Slt ,US 1D a cll:ur Wltll0llt J know- health iu a few weeks, bv a verv 11 "Z
rr,. .'. ,. - ,... ft )nf nr,nnt T . J iV.l r.. '.
"IP tn TC-nrin onr i . .. O w " 1" ---. nun sail
u..vu vui. J.IIIO HftlS lIUUUl
ten days or two weeks ago. Not a word
was said before hc shot me."
iUaddox has not been seen un to the
last accounts from Alexandria. Dixon
er wet.
In- my next I will speak of St. Joseph
anu some or tne ivansas towns.
Yours truly,
H. W. HINCKLEY.
edy, after having suffered several years with
a severe Jung affection and that dread di
sease Consumption is anx-im. tn
known to his fellow-sufferers the means at
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a opcy
borne of the New York stock gamblers
have been victimized by their "simmer
brcthern. Last week the shares of Prai
rie du Chein
at 547 each
shares were sold
Hvered at a future day
of the company amounts to only 29.000
was about sixty-five years of a-'c and , tnc Pres?riPtin used (free of charge,) with
leaves a wife and ei.Mit ehildren ' the d,rections for preparing and using the
auiue, wuiuii mey will lmd a sure rure. for
(JoN'SUMPrrnw Asthv Ttnn-,.,,.
By the arrival at New York of the O- Coughs, &c. The onk- nhint nrtL
ccan Queen we have highly iinnortant liser in sendinsr the Proscrintion is tn hpn-
railroad stock were selliu" cws lrom toouUl Amenca. On Sept. 17 11 eaiuicted,aiul spread information which
. Some 50.000 to GO 000 t,1G Spanish Admiral Pareia notified the llc C0Ilceives to be invaluable; and he hope
at that price, to be de. Government of Chili that his Govern- evey,sll,1erer will try Ins remedy, as it will
. Thp ;i,nlnet. "lent had repudiated the action nf thn t0" u,em 1,ot llff may prove a blessing
" "v oh,r n . , ,. . . ... ---- Mrtloc iiMclimir
punish Minister in Chili, Senor Tavilae,
lieuuie lOCarrV on thp war nrn nn.i. tt.n l.l A nfirtu nf irnnn rvr. j; r
war has closed and the supremacy of the o,s some miJes north of Vincenes Indhnn shares' and. most of those are controlled W1? ?,?c,ared the explanations offer
-in w u a a ftvv a . . w v ill. ii ri n t w r rk r w n n l . i i
lie
ilute
Union assured, determinp.l bv the i ed by Chili nerfectlv s.-itisl'npinrw
system of retrenchment, which shows 5tRplf ineold and S300 in sil Who had sold "shnrf' Worn trr!n i i demanded new exnlanations. nnd n C!,
ii. t . ' j nuu UIIUBUU 1 1 J 1 ' v nuiv ki iiiii! m UMV . l uiu utu
-it I. n i. V?Ttsoftl,e Admtnistration. have been concealed there by an old man and the Price went up to 8200, and in ol 21 Suns He Spanish flag, and when
JUr. iWcUuIJoch s bu.iuet, as compared with named Jones, was sentenced to the penitenti- some instances even to 240 The lnJ tllis was refused sent in an ultimatum
bis nri'Vinns Ktafpmpnt ovKiint.. ii r. o,. Cw... . ' .. f. . v j-uu iuse ,,,, , ... .
in theoutetond years ago, ,or robbery, to those who have been bitten by this t c V'""?0. Uo.nSress m r.eP
315 71. This is independent nf .Zi n.-.,.,;. A w.7. T - , . . ..:s Ir?u eight to ten millions, ""U'J l'ciarea yar against Spam.-
and lawful money which the tre " , tZ . 1 tl:" e"MI? PP.pro eSses and it is believed that some of them must 1 arW, ma at once began to blockade all
. " . 7 v i .w uiiutv u. vuiui 'i ii'iiipniiir iAiiin mi.i... i . . . i i th. i Mni,.. , t . i
holds, and winch in ren tv shm.M i;0 ..i. rr : .i : , r,""-J " u'i"ia, auapenu payment. " Vis, giving to neutral ves-
tructed from the total amount in order tn , ? "V iTTL ,",m?n l:Jbacco se,s dja to load and unload at Yal
-,t n . a mi - " r i i " -ai iu ijdwi, nron a
I Illll III Tl.fkl 1lI- .. A I I 1
vv aA iiit- i mi i ii' ; r iiiirin lllfi nni l t-i llir. . .
" . w.v. wii,, xt i u. y iiiu&UJUKl!
-1 t ll .M I
Parties wishiiur
please address
Rev. EDWARD A
Williamsburgh,
Kings Count,
New Yrok
the prescrmtion will
WILSON.
the correct furores The
a ... iiil l iiii ii: i i i 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 i mm r'fi'j i i ti - n-. i. - .
trfiKiirv ntiinmifo m C-il r,..4 non i r. , -r y' "". "m.iukc in lo
j rXtWnuj;j Jino me mouth, and discMrce it through thp
the currency to 8r33.WI0.5'Jl 54. making nettle" fc trough the
ol ft.3 OKK .---Q n.x ... fi
unvgtuici, .j'j3,.,.jot)y. uur debt reach
$80,000 Stolen at Chicago.
Chicago, Nov
can Exnress
n'i :i. .1.
niie ine
Araeri-
wagon for the delivery 0f Stales to act with
Troiblefor the Next Congress.
information of a reliable nufcnrn h
been placed in the hands of a hi.rh nffi.
cial, that a movement is on font in tho
toouth, aided and abetted North, to pt
the entire delegation from Hip tj1ii
paraiso.
Gen. Longstrect, while in Yashington,
declared that the rebellion would have
succeeded hod if not been for the incapa
city of Jeff Davis, v.-hase intermeddlin.r
destroyed i!,cir iIO,os . UIld that n
aeverai u-onst.ns hc preveuted the rebeis
iVotu tnkiug WVsliinou and making it
their b.nse. of operations..
ed its highest point in the latter end of Ju.y
last; since then it has steadily moved down
ward, and must continue to move dmvmv.i n
until the burden is enlirelv rpmncn.1
cauu it be at that period in the far distant! uonej packares was zoinr it.s rnnn, n.?c vort" an(1 prevent any oruanization that D- li- Ashley, Republican, for Cnn
i -.i .i ,. .. . 1 . .. " ' . ., , 7 . .. . r.:... . i
.ulUiij which me enemies or the Un nn i.mn niornm-r, it was ri spovpi-piI th.,t .. .t...i uJea noi, inciuae a who arm v fnr nr m c. nas about 1. I nminr tv
,n I 1:-.: r, . . . I .;' .: -.- . ""-a suiuuui I , . riV- V""V
4Uj. jni.uii;iiiir. j lie national debt
a a niiiioimi legacy, and the faith of the
JHevada. State Election.
San Francisco, Thursday, Nov. 0. 1SG5
1 he "State election in Nevada for local
officers, members of the Leirislat urn !inil
.i n ... n. . . "7
uie democrats of the congressmen, took place on the 7th inst.
containing u,U0U had been taken from
tlic Wilson. The i.Ptop;v
sion, and in case of refusal -to
recognize
is at
, lllw
r": . ' f"! 5 ,,edS? .to ,,,e redemption of work, but as yet no clue hn. Wn A; 7"
r .i. . it. -iv '
them, to prevent any other business from
beiug taken, up. Active measures to nin
tma movemsnt in tne bud have been tak-
cu.
- o
6p" National banks this fall have
dec ared unusually large dividends. One
ftiail 111 1
, i.-niiaelphia declared the
paraued divideud of
un
one Imnil mil nnt
cent. Ihe enormous profit arose from
me saie or specie ou baud The
a-e nront of the banks rlnrt,,.
- m u :
Six thousand mink skins
h
the
W or more than their weight in silver 0 ol. A. 11. JJowniau, of the United
ave just been brought into St. Paul by Sfatcs orPs f Engineers, died at his
ie Hudson Bay Company. residence in Wilkesbarre, Pa., on Sutur-
Jay niorning. He superintended the
worth f)0,-
Col. A. II. Bowman, of
is estjmated at 15 jier cent.
aver
the year
hit ... . I,.,.. .. .. . i v.ftv.
i ne collector of Infernal Revenue of this, """ding ot Fort Sumter, and, at the time
mi; uicvwiiu onirrersion if Distrset. .r.0.J o his death, wns IJi-Pwlnnf
w - ' J v. j i - - . ' - aww.AWrlj,
iii uuilllLT Llie Ilioillil lust nncI ntr, QIC! fit .'.....rr. - 1
D -.-rT.j-.1iu,u,(,-J,jjlcU. wi UllglUtCID UllillgUU Willi
llie City Bank of Trenton. N. .T.. hnsl
w . ... .
closed its office in that eity, but its uotcs
are redeemed at the Merchants' National
Jiank. The City Bank was run under
the general banking law. Securities are
deposited with the-State Treasurer for
the redemption of bills.
Auditor's Notice..
Estate oj J01LY J). EQK, deceased.
Ihe uudersigned apnointed bv the Or
phans' Court of Monroo, Auditor to re
port distribution of the funds in the
hands of Theodore Brodhead, Executor
of the last Will of John D. Eck. den'd.
will attend to the duties of his appoint
ment, ou Friday, December 15, lb'G5, at
two o'clock P. M., at the Prothouotarv's-
office in Stroudsburg, when and where
all persons interested and having claims
against said fund will nresent the same.
dr be forevor debarred from corain" in-
for any share thereof.
TIIOS. M. McILHANElV
18G5. Auditorr
Nov
Stroiidsbnr Bank.
November 1, 1S65.
- - The Directors have this day declared
x-Con- a dividend of Five per cent., free of. Tax
(X)0.
rm. t i i
Aim i-rc,siucnc iiitoruieu an ex
d at the time federate General yesterday, says a Wash- on the Capital Stock, paid in, payable
of the Board mgton special, that it is not his present and after the ,13th inst. .
remoueuug intention to paruon any, more civil or mil- .- . . .;.--. , J. H . STTlATm PnBi.;..
on.
the cOfttst fortifications..
tarv eaders.of the Kehflllinn . . Lr'' t" n - , -
" . . ..... I .1. IOI 1..
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