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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-01-23
CO NJ NJ ERCI AL.
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY,

Flour-Ex.ra Is 90; xxx 81 % y Dbl.
hsat-Good S60S5c.
Oats-2l030c " bushcl.
Prn.-25 03) l035c shcllcl.
pork-31lGO5c ~ ID in tho hog.
POtAtocS-25(030c.
eeed-Timothy 81 5o@a; Clovore70s so.
BsaAs--75c0$l 25 " bush.
.Butter-l0l215lOc " IT..
Eegs-6(0sc " dozen.
SugAr-N. y. s09.; refined llG0l2c; crushed
Aaa powdered 140l5c.
Syrup-N. q. soc; S. II. 7Oc golden zoe.
Tsas-4O, 50, IS, 75G0Sl " ID.
Conec-Rio l51Dl6c; Java zoe Z, fb.
Tobacco-pIng 3ot0loc; smoking loi0l5cts
1nc-cut chewing 4oc.
Powder-Blasting s5Vkcg rifle 400 SOC 1'lb
1hot-90lOc ~ ib.
Wood S)f0S3 ~ cord.
$alt-Coar.c 81 %; dairyS 5ol60S4 " Dbl.
Fluid-so09Oc ~ gallon.
Oil-Linsecd 81 25 winter strained whale
and lard 81 25 " gallon.
= Lumbcr-Common 1V0S12; clear 1Gi0s2o IT,
thousand feet.
Shingles Shaved e@s2 %; extra S. so.
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CITY d. IL T. c. TOlsY.
RED WING CHURCHES.

EplSCOtAL.
.sCuE1s1 CMuHcH-At the Charch, junction of
East and West Avenue with Broad street. Ser
vices vt lola a. NJ. and 81 O'Clock Z. NJ
Sunday School directly after morning service.
paily morning prayer ut o'clock. All seats
free. Rev. +. Il. Wellcs, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PEEsBrTERIAN-on Sixth street. (ncar
heCourt llousc). Servi' cs ut ~ \. NJ, and
RI N. Ecv.J. W. Hancock, Pastor.
METHODIST.
METHODIST ErlscorAL-corncr Of East Ave-
iae and Fourth street. Services of the Sab
Gath 1T lo14 y: NJ, and ~ +. NJ. Sunday
fcnool at +. NJ. Prayer meeting Thursday
sysninG ut 81 o'clock. Rev. .Iabtz Brooks
Sy3tefrTresidcnco on East Avenue.
GERMAN METuoDlsT-corncr Of Broadway &
fourth street. Service. at lol14 \. NJ, and :
Z. II. Rev. Henry Kobe, Pastor.
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HOW A d A SSOClAT TON
Ill PHILADELPHIA.

- PHILADELPHIA
A Benevolent Institution established by spec
FIJI Endowment, for tho Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted With Virulcnt and
Epidemic Discusses, and especially for the Cure
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter. witt,
description ofthcir condition:( age. occupation
habits Of iitc, &C.. and in case ofextreme pov.
srty, Medicines furnished free ofchargc.
VALUABLE REPORTS OIL Soperniatorhcea
and other Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs and ~
she NEW REMEDIES employed in the Disrcn.
ary, sent to tho afflicted in scaled letter cive
cps, free Of charge. Two or thrac Stamps 10
postage will be acceptable.
Address. DIR. J. SKlLLIN IlOUGnTON
Acting Surgeon, Iowrrd Association, No ::
South Ninth Street, philadelphia, III. b,
1dsr oOf the Directors.
GEO. FA1RClllLD, Sec. EZRA D. HEART
WELL. Pres,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-01-23
Qtat c If Minnesota, District Court,
|OI.t District, County Of GoodLue. ! l.
Abby Jane Confer, pl'R.
AOoiOot i Gu,,, -, ~,

Against Summons.
David Confer, Dcf't. U.s.
The State of Minnesota to David Confer tho
above named Defendant.
You arc hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint Of Abby Jane CoIfer
the anove named Plaintiff Which said COM
paint is fled in the office ofthc Clerk Of the
above Ce;1rt at Red Wing, in said county o.
Goodhue, and to serve cory 81 your answer
in said State Of Minnesota, within thirty layi
from the service hereof upon you exclusive Q
the Day of such service, and you are further
nosi1ied thac ifyou fail to answer sail com
paint as aforesaid the sal, plaintiff will appl,
70 the Court for the relief demanded in sale
| onplaint. +isss9
:, Dated Lake city, juno 12th, 1851
PE.2I =. MARTIN
Pas Atty, Lake CITY, Mimi. I.
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FOR SALE

kOK SALE. FOR SALE.
= NY steam saw and single mill with two
; w.. ~ on the premises situated in tho viii
1 HeS Wing; with good leg harbor. viii sell on
Sssy terms, or exchange for Real Estate. )u,,
OCT OF shlhRlcs; wouli take good team in par
payment; y rare chance for any ono wishing &c
SS"essc IN the milling business. For partie,l
LARS en4uho ofor by letter address:
~ JAMES AkEES,
Tren.o., Pierce county. W;.co,..:,.
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NcT1 ~.

Is hereby given. that my son. James. Tia vi,
eft My house and care, all persons arc war
d. from giving HIM credit on.my accou
and also that | shall cS:.ins his wages. l. talk,
his course in order to induce hin, to ret;r,
h"i,c. s;fs PATRICK DRUDf
Belle Creek, November ~ 1879. .,s.-..
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-01-23
'l'o CONSERVATIVES AND NERVOUS

Tho subscriber, for several years rcsidcn
Of Asia, discovered while there, simple veg
stable ,cmcdy-a sure Cure for C6n.umption
-1.thma, Bro"ch1s; Coughs, Colds, and Nerou.
neb'hsy. FOR the benefit Of Consumptivcs and
Marcus Sgterers, he is willing to ma kc the same
ipublic.
To those who desire it, he will send the Pre-
"crPtion, with full directions (.free Of harge)
Gals sansple Of tho medicine, Which they viii
PIN beautiful! combination Of INJURIES sim
oil dhc'bs. Those desiring tho Remedy cun
obtain it BY return mail, BY addressing
j. i. CUTHBERT.
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
E'y1 Eo.f:t Broadway New York.
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NOT Is.

NoT1S.
ON auI aftor this date INV book. will b
oclosed. will give credit to no PC rson o
pcrno1s whatsoever. My good. will be Of
ecrcd at prices that defy competition, and for
pay down,
CASH Or PRODUCE.
Those indebted must not take offence if i,
ehoulAmakc thcn. costs, If their accounts arc
not settled by the first OF December.
5. Il. FOOT,
Red Wing, Nov ut, 1860. n22i
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From the St. Cloud Democrat.

From the St. Cloud Democrat.
DIED-At the residence Of his uncle c..
Stcarns. on Saturday the eth instant CLINTON
oldest son Of George F. and Mary Eyctt, aged
eight years and one month.
At the residence of her father, i'll St. Cloud
on Wednesday, the 10th inst, CARRIE, daughter
Of Chas. +. and Elizabeth Stearns, aged thirteen
years and three months.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-01-23
BOOTS AND SEcEa.
IA FANCY GOODS .
SAANs Is SATAse

-: gs, u, = =. 4s'va;gs. il
1vil further stats TO the public that which
many already know y will:ell Good: f'' S"s
as cheap rs any Msrchantin this city: t 10"
conns.ymsna saS .s please cal. At
INV Store On the corner Of Main and Plum o..
.nl examine Goods and Prices and ~ pledge
you tina. you will not 60 away dissatisfied;
Rcd Wing, Jun.4, 1888 l. HI ssJ
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ng themselves to either one Of the follow
ing committee Of reception: c. J. F.
Smith, w. II. Wellington, A. Wright, or to
the secretary. Ely
1t is earnestly hoped that all persons in
tcrcstca in tho rospcr.ty Of the S: 8. in til:
county will take measures to insure as large
All attendance as possible.
REV. JABEZ BROOKS,
y. G. HILL, President
Secretary.
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Prof. John Ogden,

Prof. John Ogden,
Ofthc State Normal School, ut Winona
will visit Red Wing and lecture to the
Students of Hamlino University, and all
others who will attend, on the 2Sth of this
month.
Special instructions will be given in Nor
NAL School education. The various excr.
ciscs Of the occasion will be Of general inter.
est and will last throughout the day and
perhaps longer.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-01-23

Presentation.
We last week forgot to notice tho pre-
scntatioa, by the Sisourncyan Society Of the
llamlins University, to President Crary, Of
beautiful silver medallion of John Wesley,
tho great founder Of Methodism. The pre-.
sentation was made by Miss E. Cherricr,
in few pretty and appropriate remarks.
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TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
AGENTS WANTED.

Every County Of the United Staics.
ITO engage IN the sale Of some Of the best and
I most elegantly illustrated Works publish
Cd.
Our publications. arc Of the most interesting
character, adapted to the waits Of the Farmer
Mechanic aud Merchant: they arc published
III the best style and bound IN the most sab
stnntial manner, and arc worthy place in the
Library Of every Household in The Land.
70 men Of enterprise and industrious
habits, this busincss offers an opportunity for
~ Persons desiring to net a. ~ agents . will Will
receive promptly. by mail tnll particulars
terms, &c.. by addressing
LEARY. GELZ & CO., PupL,sn's.
No. "a North Second street, Philadsl phia
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M T. II II o p q l. Il a \
BAAAAANN MAAA,

A. A. 4 E. l.. TEELE, PEopRlEron
Basement Of tho Metropolitan lIotal, co IN Ell
Lcvco g. Potter Streets,
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The KCIIVNI
At the NJ. j.. Church, still continues to
be kept up with great deal Of interest
a number Of conversions have already
been made and large consrc cations attend
nightly. .-
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-. :. !GR0C}ER'IES!

: I invite par'aca'ar attentien a,e my larx
s cSe;ce 81 croce a.." 70 ia ssa7s.staas
Cofees, '5,s!. @59-E4;s
Teas,
Sugars,
Dred ana catdfced fYnits, co7si.tike sof q,
grades md brands. Now in sIore 1000 bbls
Salt, at low prices. Drugs, Paints, Oils, Esi;
and Glass, complete stock AZ lower price
tl,sr5 eycE before. We, offer MORE THAI
DOUBLE the variety and quantity of:gooit
to be found at any. Other one store in. nj city
fcrs the. next ahirty iaasi. il ofsr Fnmme
Clothing AT COST. Remember to call at til !,
old stand Of McIntire & Si,clalon. sn,l you vii
ALWAYS find q go 4 STOCK which Is for tals =
the :. lowest p1ises; JESSE MCINTYRE:
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CHEAP D CASH STORE
JESSE, %c1N!1lEE.n
OF. e s,'''' .'''''...'.'''. 900 Bush Stree
asfR RED WING, MINNESOTA.

- - - '''5-s-E -SEI1--stz
We are now; receiving the LARGEST and
BEST SELECTED stock Of Dry ,Gooss and
Groceries over offered to the Pc ,plo Of this.
vicinity, which for extent, variety and rich
ness, will excel that of any other assortment
|crs far better bargains than they can find else:
where. "Small profits anl quick rstuEns,".
and far and li1erul decling is our xystsn,.-
We buy for cash, and
receive our goods d.
rect from the Importer,
and Manufacturer, and
Country DEALERS
essss7s - d, will find It much to
80 ~ 81 70" their advantage to ex-,
21s~- amino our stock and
FL: " ', WV .. $40
The ladie. ar.invitcl to examine, :HXr large
and bcautitulvaricty Q Spring sni Summer
Dress Goods. Domestic G GODS ef all kinds
|; : in complete assortment, Prints Cling
Hams: Sl,ectines. Denims, lTickines,
Drills, cambric., Linen Goods, &c,
i, "a 8. Jcwclry, Stationery and Fancy
rs @sSSss Goods ct, every description.
whieh%wlll bo sold a. lower
tsredi il Red Wing. Crock.
cry: Glass and Stsns
e.. =. Ware Of the latesh
patterns, Boots and
+ azsS q ,2,s s.s.z.- .... .x... Shoes large
. stock on hand
-'' ~ * - 1t loo price,.
Nehave for
:.as5 sd5 b4go9 al % !, is ID SALE '..ss the
Celebrated Coppor-tipped Boots and Shoes
is; $ ;s;' ;%s s : ~ !iisr1sT
without tips.) Hats and Caps and ready.
made Clothing Of
@2o3a iaog7ssE edailess varieties.
PLows! PLowsi~
Of al, Kinds It tNe 1kanwtaeturtr's prices
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HO M il COLUM N

More Snow.
Within the last week We have been visit
ted with an abundance Of snow, and the indi
cations are that We shall have more.
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heen to considerable expense, and having fur
tiishsd their tables with the improved pntcnt
CONFIRMATION CUSHIONS!
would respectfully solicit share Of the pat
ronago Of the lovers OF tho gan1c. Our tables
are Inferior TO none others in Rcd Wing or in
the state, and wo feel confident that wo can
euit al who may favor us with call. The
best Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, viii! vi =
ways DO found At Tie bar. Terms Cash.
Red Wing, September 10, 1859. l63-1y
1860. Spring Is Summer TRADE. 1850
Maia street, Red Wing, (wilkinxon's block.
WIN. Il JAS. LAwrnEE arc now opening
Nv and receiving /" complete stock Of
g.. CLOTHS,
l- CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS, and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
In great variety. Also,a complete assortment
TALORS' TRIMMINGS,
which they offer to cash buyers very cheap
We have also in conncctiona
TAILORING ESTAELlSHMENT
for tho manufacture Of Gents Clothes to or
dc!. M. G. BERGlI, an experienced work
man, will wait on gents and furnish them with
garments ofthc latest styles and on reasonable
terms. Persons wishing to purchase. will please
call and examine our stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Taiors furnished with
anything On the most reasonable terms. W..
sapcctully solicit share OF patronage.
Terms strictly cash.
WM.& JAS. LAwrHEn
Wing. May 9, 1850. 196tf.
no PERSONS OFT OF FCrIOYMFN'r
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-01-23

The first debate Of the Literary Society
took place last Tuesday evening, and was
very ably conducted. Besides the leading
disputants, Mr.. pingrey and Meredith,
Messrs. Sorin, Webster, WEIGH and others
took part in it. BY voto Of the Society
it was decided in the affirmative. The next
debate will be on the question Of re .enac ting
the Missouri Compromise Leading disput-
ants, W. W. Phelps and G. C. Webster.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25

amending the Cons .itution this clo,d
tine attempt to precipitate the conn
intoawar of conquest ior the setablisbm',
of eternal slavery in all the regions hi.
between us and the equator. SuifceH
say that neither persuasion nor tb,s,1
can induce the free States TO enerait sN.s
an article into the organic law Of ony "oa
federacy Of which they will consent SI %
a part and that any Northern Senate
representative. who shall vote TO sena
out to DISTRACT and INSULT our ~
pie will he branded ty Ietribulive NAV
as indelible az that which disfeured n
forehead Of Cain"
And what we're these propositions? a.
space will not PERMIT their insertion be,.
But it is we'll known that the prpeiDl.
feature Of the Crittenden Propositions
the amendment Of the Constitution 81 !,
to divide the Territories on the line Of a.
3O/, prohibiting slavery North Of thft lin.
aud pcrD,ihng il, and when existing, p
tccting it the same as any othe' propertv
South of it.
The Bigler proposition-which the Jor
nal characterize d IS 'criagulJ, irregular an!
Ia,ndoas," and dangerous 10 the pess
and pormanency OF the Union"-snp,
provided for the submission Of the Cd,.
tenden Plan to vote of the WHOLE
PEOPLE Of the United States, as iu,rp,
tions to their representatives in Congeg
The Republicans declared that the yerds
Of the people in the election Of Liuco,
forbid them entertaining any propo.1mI
of compromise on the slavery question:
that that verdict forever prohibited slsys,
Nv from the territories. This was denai
by the Democrats, and The purpose Of ID,
Bis.cr-Crittendtn proposition was to retg
this question upon which the very IA
of the nation hung-back to the people
In refusing to DO so, the Republican men.
bers confessed to the world that they wer,
AFRAID TO GO BEFORE TIL EIR cox.
STITUENTS on THIS SINGLE ISSUE
AND MUST BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
THIS FATAL MISTAKE.
We have now given the facts The pub
hc can make their own comments.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25
From the n. Y. Herald, Sept. l6.
ofSLAVE PROPERTY

The Act of CongreSS-Procldmdti0nS by
the President and General Fremont
Important Letter from President Lin
coin.
The employment of slaves by the South.
crn rebels, upon notifications and other
military works, to tho injury of the ma
tional cause, was brought to the attention
OF Congress during the recent extra ses.
sion, and the result was the passing of an
act-one of the most important of the
session --contiscating all slaves SO employ
ed. As the proclamation of Gen. Fremont,
declaring martial law in force in Missouri,
and freeing the slaves of rebels found with
arms in their hands, caused n misunder'
standing between the General and PrcSi.
dent Lincoln, aud gave rise to reports that
the General was superseded, we reprint
the fourth clause of the act, which alone
relates to the confscation of slave proper
ty 1t is as follows:
"Sec. t. And be it further enacted,
That whenever hereafter, during the pre-.
sent irsurrection against the government
of the United States, any person claimed
To be held TO labor or service under the
law thereof of any State shall | @ required
or permitted by the person to whom such
labor or service is claimed to b. due, or by
the lawful agent of such person, to take
up arms against the United States or shall
be required or permitted 10y The person to
whom such labor or service is claimed to
be due, or his lawful agent, to Dork or 10 be
employed in or upon any .tort navy yard, dock,
armoyy. ship, bhcnchmcnt, or IN any miLtaryor
na val scryice ,0hatSoeper. against he government
and lagfA authority Of he United Sta,cs, then,
and IN every such case, he person to Dhom such
labor or service is claimed 10 be due shall forfeit
hts claim to such labor, any Lu0 Of the STATE or
ofhc United States to the contrary notoithstand.
ing. And whenever thereafter the person
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25
Important from Western Virginia.

lee Resumes the Attdck--COnttnued Re
treat Of Floyd and Wise,
Cincinnati Sept. l6,-A special dispatch
20 the Gazette, from CanniieX Ferry, on
-he Kanawha, dated the l4th instant,
,ays: "Lee resumed the attack along our
whole line, at Cheat Mountain, yesterday.
After long contest he was fairly repul-
led by Reynolds, with considerable Rebel
Noss, and little or no loss on our side. ow-
ing to the fact that our troops fought be-
hind entrenchments.
Lee has manifestly large force, but is
alarmed lest Rosecrans should come upon
him in the rear
Our scouts returned to-day from ten
miles exploration towards Lewisburg.
Col. M'Cook took II prisoners yester-
.lay in an armed reconnaissance across the
river.
Camp Scott, Sept. l5.-Gcn. Cox is here
to-day for an interview with Gen. Rose
Grams. He has moved the,main body of his
army from Gauley Bridge towards Lewis
burg.
Wise and Floyd are both retrcating as
fast as possible.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25
AVIATION OF MAJOR GENER
AL FREMONT.
HEADQUARTERS or THE WESTERN DEpr.,
ST. LOUIS, Auguft 81, 1861.

bI' LOuls' hugutN OIL lool'
Circumstances, in my judgement of suf.
ticient urgency, render it necessary that
the Commanding General Of this depart.
should assume the administrative powers
of the State. Its disorganized condition
the helplessness OF the civil authority, the
total insecurity Of life, and the devastaS
ton OF property by bands Of murderers
and marauders, who infest nearly every
county in the state, and avail themselves
of the public misfortunes and the vicinity
of a hostile force to crafty private and
vengeance, and who find
an enemy wherever they find plunder
finally demand the severeSt measures to
repress the daily in creating crimes and
outrages which are driving off the inhabi-
tants and running the State. In this con-
dtion the public safety and the success of
our arms require unity of purpose with l.
out let or hindrancc to the prompt adj
of affairs.
In order, therefore, 10 suppress disor-
ders, to main, as Ear as now practicable,
the public piece, and to give security and
protection.to the persons and property OF
loyal citizens, Ido hereby ertead and declare
martial huo throughout the State Of
Missouri. The lines of the army of occu-
patton in this State are for the present
declared to extend from Leavenworth, by
way of the posts Of Jefferson City, Rolla
and lronton, to Cape Girardeau, on the
Mississippi river.
al persons who shall be taken Nth arms il,
heir hands 0ithin these lines shall be tried By
,ovrt marital, and, il found guilty, vW be shot
The property, real and personal Of all
persons in the State Of Missouri who shall
AXE up arms against the United States,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25
Further Intelligence.
Successful Fights and SkirmisheS at
Cheat Mountain.

Successful Fights and ,SkirmisheS at
Cheat Mountain.
Elkwdter, Va, Sept. l6.-The body Of
Col. John A. Washington was sent over
10 the enemy yesterday, under flag of
truce. While on the way it was met by n
similar flag, coming from the enemy, for
the purpose ofobtaining information as to
his condition.
On the 10Th inst, detachment Of 800
men, from the 18th Indiana and 9th and
2jth Ohio regiments, dispersed three Ten
nessee regiments, under Sen. Anderson,
on the West side of Cheat Mountain, COM
plotely routing them, killing eighty and
obtaining NEST of their equipments. Our
loss was eight killed
The enemy made an advance or Elkwa>
ter on the same day, with a force suppos>
ed to have been $4,000, but they were dri.
ven back by detachments from the Eff
teenth Indiana, Third and Sixth Ohio reg.
iments, and shell from LOOMS battery
They have retired some or 10 miles dis
tant.
Reported Aduancc Of Gen. johnson, Ujth
Force Of oUer Thirty Thousand Reb-
els, to Cross the Potomac.
DARNEsrowN, Sept. lG.-Reports are cur.
rent here that Gen. Johnson is moving up
on the Virginia side of the Potomac, with
a strong army, intending to cross the Po-
tomac.
Some reports state his force as high as
thirty five or forty thousand. lt he ESSAYS
the attempt, however, his advance will be
met in becoming manner. Gen. Banks
is fully prepared for emergencies
Capture of a F6derdl Steamer d' Release
of PriSonerS--40 US.SOldierS Taken.
Sr. LOUIS. Sept. l6.--0n Monday night
last, while government steamer, name
unknown; was conveying a number of
prisoners from Lexington TO Fort Leav-
enworth for their better security, she
broke her rudder when between Mill and
Kansas city, and was obliged to land
Shortly after reaching shore a company
OF Jackson county secessionists seized the
boat, releas I'd the prisoners, and secured
some forty federal soldiers as captives.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25
NEW REMEDIES rnR
SPERMATORRMEEA

owARD a socATIoS PHILADELPHIA, A Ben
IL eroiem Institution established by special En-
docmenb for The relief Of The Sick aud Distressed,
afflicted NTH Violent aud Chronic Diseases, and
especially for The Cure Of Diseases Of the Scrual
Organs.
MEDICAL ApYIcR given gratis, by the Acting
surgeoH.
other diseases of the Sexual o. gans, and on the
SEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage acceptable. Address
DIR. J. SK1IJES H0UGHToH, Howard Association,
No. ?. 5. Ninth ST., Philadelphie. 29my ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25
The Illinois Press on the Presidents Let
ter to Fremont

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Sept. lG,-The Tribune,
lrep.( of this morning contairs severe
article on the Presidents letter to General
Fremont, saving that it takes away the
penalty of rebellion and leaves the war n
more scheme of mutual assassination.
The Post independently also condemns
the letter. fearing that it will have tad
effect in Missouri, ard believing that back
ward steps at this time will lead to no
good results.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

FOR ASSEMBLY,
c.. Il. EARLY, Of Elk county.
GEO. w. ZIEGLER, Of } Iicrson co.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGES,
J. D. THOMPSON, ofCurwcnsTillc.
JAMES BLOOM, OF Bloom TIP.
FOR SHERIFF,
EDW ARD PERKS, Of Morris tp,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
JACOB KUNTX, of Brady TIP.
FOR TREASURER,
JOSEPH SHAW, of Lawrence tp.
FOR AUDITOR,
CHAS. S. WORRELL, of Chest tip.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
ISRAEL TEST, Of Cleai'ticd Dor.
FOR CORONOR,
J. W. POTTER, Of Girard tp.