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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-04-03
CHARLES HAUT & CO.

DROKE OUT IN NEW PLACE I'M
II PORTANT NOTICE TO THE RAGGEDM-
The undersigned having opened Tailoring Es-
tabiishment in Shaw's Row, in the room recently
occupied by II. F. Naugle as Jewelry Store, an
nounces that he is now ready and willing to m axe
Coats, Pantakooms, Vests, dc, for his old custom
ers, and as many new ones as may give him a call,
after the latest and most approved styles after
any of the old fashions, if they prefer it. By
doing his work in neat and substantial manner,
and promptly fulfilling his engagements, he ex-
poets to secure liberal share of patronage.
Jan. Is, 1860. WM. RADEBAUGH.
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4 LARGE ASSORTMENT Of colored Paints, in
~ lb cans, ground in oil. AIso dry paints OF
q. kinds Tor sale at HAETSNICK's.
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TNE RAFTstaAass JOURNAL.

NEW BREWEKY.-MORE LAGER
In The subscribers would respectfully inform
the Tavern keepers and others that they have re-
Gently started new Brewery in the Borough of
Clearfeld, and that they now prepared to fur
have employed an experienced Brewer, from the
east and they feel confident that they can supply
a superior article of beer. Give them q trial and
judge for yourselves.
June 20. go CHARLES HAUT CO.
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RAFT ROPE. OF ALL SIZES,
For sale low at retail,
And by the coil, at small advance on cost,
At Twins Corner Store.
A NEW ASS ORTMENT OF
WINTER CLOTHING,
Selling low at 'Irvin's Corner Store
A NEW LOT OF GOOD
BUFFALO ROBES,
For sale VERY LOW, at Twins Corner Store.
DEANS AND DRIED APPLES,
quantity at the Corner Store.
T aides will find at the Corner Store a
complete assortment of Dress Goods of all
descriptions, such as Tartan Plaids, various
styles; Persian Twils, Printed Cashmeres,
All Wool and Printed Delaines Gin variety,)
Plain (all woody Delaines and Merinos, all COL
ors, Debege, Coburgs, &C., in variety.
IN hand large stock OF Mems and Boys
Clothing, of all descriptions. Seal-skin, Bea-
yer and Cass oyercoats. Gents Shawls. Fine
Dress cloth and Cashmere business Goats,
Pants, and Vests; over shirts, over-alls, un-
der clothing, &C., &c, complete stock.
A large lot of School Books, embracing all
the standard works used in our public schools,
for sale at the corner store.' Directors and
Teachers win find both books and prices to
suit them. Call and examine them.
Groceries, large stock On hand, (selling
low,) by the quantity OF retail, call and see
them, and satisfy yourselves.
Gents dress Hats, and staple hats and Caps
of all kinds. Boots and Shoes of all deserip-
lions selling now lower than ever.
Ronnets of all descriptions and the
newest styles, at Twins Corner Store.
D eversible, Waterloo, Broche, Plaid, and
other Shawls, complete assortment.
T adies' Gloves, Gauntlets, Nubias, and
new style Wool Hoods, in great variety.
Cleths, Doeskin Cassimeres, Fancy Cassi-
meres and vestings, in great variety.
buffalo Robes Of all sizes and prices, and
Sleigh bells, Whips, &C., at the corner.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS, Sad
dlery, Sole and Upper Leather, at the corner.
NEW WORLD and Noble cook-stoves, and
Nine plate Stoves for sale, very cheap.
NRINDSTONES of the best quality, and Ak
lures, for sale at the sscorner store.''
E,IGHr-DAH and 24-hour Clocks, of all si-
zes, styles, and prices, at the corner store.
MANILA ROPES, of all sizes, Single and
Double Pulley blocks, for sale at the corner.
NUM COATS, Pants and Boots, large as
sortment, for sale at Twins corner store.
DROAD AXES, a variety, Mann's and Love-
land's chopping and rafting axes, at the corner
MAILS, Glass, Paints, Oils, &c, &c, for sale
very low by the quantity or at retail.
CUSTOMERS are invited to call and exam
| inc our goods, as VIC are satisfied that an ex-
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YsicIsN AND SURG & o N. /.
HAY3o cLEARFIELp PESs'A 1860.
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UyO THE TRAVELLING PUBL1C.-The
i undersigned having taken the Luthersburg
Hotel situate in the town of Luthersburg, Clear
field county, respectfully solicits share of pat
ronage. The house has been re-ftted and newly
furnished, and no pains or expense will be spared
to render guests comfortable. Charges moderate.
may23 WILLIAM REED.
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J.G, HARTSWICK,

This Post Office viii do for Chest township.
Will answer for Ferguson township.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, influenza, Honrseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incfpient Com
sumption, and FOR sho RELIEF
OF COnsumptive Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This b remedy universally known TO snrTss sht
other for the OF throat and lHag complaints "a.
is useless here to publish tho evidence Of s virtues =
unryailed excellence for eoaghs and colds. and hs
wonderful Of pulmonary dsease, have ma -, .
known throughout the civilized nations d the g. ,. %
Few are the communities, even families among y, =
who have not personal perenee Of its ~.
some living trophy in their midst Of is vStor, Ies
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the Threat ana -
As all know the dreadful fatality Of tss~ ssoi'e' "a,
they know, too the effects Of this rcsaedy we , vi.
do than tAein that IL lias Ao~ al Us Lss
that II did have when making the cafes rh'H
strongly upon the condolences VI nlank'nu-
Prepared by Dr.. ]. C. AVER g. CO., Lowell MAS
Sold by c. d. Watson, Clearfeld; E. A. Irsin tr.a.
Curwensville; Sam'i Arnold, Luthersburg
Chase Ansonville; j. C. Bremen, Morrisdae'
r. Foster, Philipsburg and dealers elsewhere
Lowell, Mass, January 23, 1sl-ly.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-04-03

r OOKIEG- GLASS PLATES, an assortment, for
IL sale at tDec12I HARTSWICK'S.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-04-03

Groceries, large stock on hand, (selling
low,) by the quantity OF retail, call and see
them, and satisfy yourselves.
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nLASTERING.-The subscriber having 10
IL Gated himself in the Borough of Clearfeld
would inform the publicthat he is prepared to dc
work in the above line, from plain to ornamental
of any description, in workmanlike style. Also
whitewashing and repairing done in a neat man
ner, and on reasonable terms.
April T. 1858. EDWIN COOPER.
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And for the speedy Of the following Complaint.
Scrofuln and SerofuIous sAneefions.,u.h
as Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, EruptIous
Pfmples, Pustules, Blotehes, Bous
Blains, and all Skin Diseases.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-04-03

DR. R.LITCH'S fresh SUI
L. ply of these invaluable Family Medicine
are for sale by NJ. A. Frank. Clearfeld, consistin
of PAIN Carer; RestoratIre, greatcure for colo
and cough and Anti-B Bilious Physic. They hay
been thoroughly tested in this community, an
are highly approved. TRY THEM.
, 1861-04-25

TO RENT. "A heat small Store. q.
ia ssGa posia n ADpl; i 10 5sath cis s
, 1861-04-25
FROM BALTIMORE AID nARRlsBuRCH.
$500 Union Troops Fourteen Miles
| from Baltimore, -
10000 AT HARR1sBURGH



A gentleman who left Washington at r. II,
last Saturday, found great difficulty In getting
through Baltimore After receiving n auy in
dlgnities at Barnum's Hotel friend aided his
ese lpe. He says:
TIE way I got cut was al follows I mount
ed horse, accomplished By the groom OF my
friend, armed w1tha sword, and ornamented
With large Secession cocRade, rushing ahead
Sf,l OF The kebel Be troops, as II were scout
run Of fourteen nifee, tho distance ~havire
been accomplished In less than forty Ave
minutes, T found myzeIf in Cockeys-
vile In the midst of the Pennsylvania TROOPS.
Hers found g. 200 Pennsylvanis and Obin
troops, taking matters very eooHY.- They
were the finest set Of men haye seen any.
where; they were calm and deteruined,
!, The groom with whom e5sold me On
the road that he belonged TO an association of
Union men, which comprised mostly ali tia
working men in the shops. They were about
S,NU strong, and every man duly armed, and
ready to strike IS soon as the North should
protect thenn. - :
In the ears betwcen Cockeysvfl1e and Har.
rtsburg, { met man who had lied the preYE
ors nigh from Baltimore When he passed
through Bellasr, some seven miles fru1n the
Pennaylgnnia line, he found ahont 1o0
of smaIt,s Regiment which had been attacked
in Baltimore. They vera taken pris.
o1efs by armed horsemen Of Bellair. most.
II all their clothing torn from, them .
they were nearly half naked: They had
been already looked up for twenty -four hours
IN the county, jail, without having Lad food
or water during the whole time The, women
were expoatuiasing with the men not to. sreat
taem sob3roarously.' On the morning Of the
2ist <sunda9 they werez marched ouf of jail
and released when they arrived a. the Pennsyl
, 1861-04-25

Mr. Douglas did not arrive in Spring
field last evening, as was expected. We
hear from him at Columbus and ndianan-
oils. speaking in no doubtful and uncertain
tone, in favor Of siaking all partisan differ
encca, cad uniting firmly and heartily il
tle work Of putting down treason and re-
storing the uaa;11n- His utterances, as re-
ported IN the Cincinnati papers, are frank
nan1v, and such as all Republicans can
commend. He will find, On his arrival at
Springfield, that our patty friends will not
be slow to meet him in the conciliatoTy
spirit by which he is animated, and that
it will not be their fault if the war for eus-
timing the honor of the old flag Is not
prosecuted with all the earnestness and
,vigor that he may desire, We: do whatwe
have not done in many years-hail Ms
coming with pleasure.
, 1861-04-25

: H1nRnpuReH, April At is said provis-
ions are becoming scar ce at Washington Gov.
snsat INN se ! 80 ssRBSp SS fanies wih The ss1sd
Military officers sayt there ars but aitt1e over:
two Thousand men lying ut Alexandria, and
not moro than hail. .were asned. j fIk isasnoVn ::
by the government that Gen. Beaureaard ;
would be In Richmond next Tuesday. :: !:
:, TIE q Now York Regiment j. ,aoHato be-
Baltimore had sent troops to 1n..ssrceeap,t ea,t the,r
march between Annapolls md tho Washinafon
Junction. :!:?- 3 "a 49, 4 81 -:
Il f7sGen scotkk3s pfckeeg are gradually extending
toward =AnnapdHs Juhctton from FeahingtoM
Ge9: Scott IN ssstst them b T. attached f& ~
aaSatds.- i.' =. SS' ": az go
thslr way up ths Rotesnae il they cannot rs:
turn to annapolis All families Hho can eet
away aze lesvang ~ tut as posaihle,' ~
NEW Yoax, Apru 2A--As, simoantoin.; xbs.
Warrington correspondent nf tha Iauaa, ssv1.
fnmof having reached Virginia that Iientr
Nen. AroE was about to res{Eu al Comma
147sCshlef 1t OF the United stsles Army, flhdge
;matA of bis, cane ID ;Washina % sundays
from Richmond, to Cftar hlFn 4 commission as:
Nomhaandsf:ln.ch1 sQf; the, fotcesI of
t6e sfoatad 1After:' :lssrninE
The 5garPest af ;andge Kobinaon'a' e1ias,ti;;
Gen IS Scout interrupted him Nith : declaration:
Pfopoeatton to hin, biz {Judga. r wou1d net
that haslng aEoia fe ;sappa1 ths Eo5nsH i
! tuaoa Of tho uaitad sfa.es, 81 realized an The:
! honorable obligations oT that oath and should
| oh5ezYe thsY. III. siuaontonisa5a he 1tas1a'
!. traie Eo9R authority. c. t,at TIE NeW, York
4 napo1Mt TO- Washington pn aafEol4aasY night,
! Citaxens = of: Maryland, ;, md VlFg1aia s srs
Ios1tiye u their assertion that thGte ID hot the
/ 9llgatesk des.g1 on part of4hese States to
inVade tie fedsrA Capltaa. - ThsX ate probably
not advised afthe pnSabse off 'Jsk Dasia aaa
I?hate antTed. At Richmond 81 7M1niaJ, and No
i bsalayed TO ha itel1ng 1hs 4Ge nsghbof.
/ hood it, Waahln9tem Ipfr tha,flrfEel3neo, of
j: pans the Rseass3pll. anthofiis3ss yfs4e1-
<:ta5s Staesea I'd:
, 1861-04-25
VIGILANCE C0MMITTEE.

VIGILANCE COM MITTEE.
We are glad to be informed by one who
knows that there is no Vigilance Commit
tee in tbs city, whose province it is to
hunt down and proscribe MN for their
political opinions, An organization does
exist under that name; but its efforts
are contired to preventing the ship
ment Of arms and munitiors Of war
to the South; to gaardihg of the powder
houses, and to watching strangers
whose Words Or actions prove that they are
here witFhostile intent. 6noh, we under
stand, is the scope Of the Committees ope.
Ealions. II that is nll. and the Organizes
sson has within itself men of discretion
whow SEE TO it thst,' as the public mind
hescofnes {ndemed. il dpes not degenerate IN
tosh instrument Of tyranny and malice, ve
are ready 70 urge them on ia their laudable
work They excuse The secrecy of their
Operations hy the valid plea Tint they will,
unknown and unsupported, be able to SC
conplish much more than by open effort;
and, further, that they can do, in rtain
cases, what the public good demands,
without making themselves amenab]e to
law: They put case in illustration, thus:
A shipment Of powder OF arms arrives here
say for Memptfis--a town in which
traitors: are IS plenty IS loyal men in Chi
cage; but Memphis is in 8 State yet in
the Union; and capture OF the property Of
heF citizens would be followed by civil
snits, that our courts, though morally con
vinced Of the reasonable intent of the
parties to whom the goods are sent, could
not ignore. To avoid liability in such in
stances, we are told, is the object Of the
secrecy thus far maintained. And that
TOO is very wel1-Justifa able upon The plea
OF self.defence. :..:~--s.
Let Us enreat the parties who are at the
head of this Committee to be exceedingly
cautious how they use their power. The
temptstion to abuse 1t will grow apace.
It may not be felt now but without rare
wisdom in those who control them, all
such organizations degenerate at last into
one-hoRe despotisms which not unlre-
aucntly strike friend and foe alike. Meet
ing IA secset, clothed with power to act as
prosecutor, Judge, jury and executioner,
men INST be more than human if in times
Of high public excitement they do not
sometime do griegous wrongs. = Once
more, let ~ have no, anonymous and
threatning letters for terrifying women and
children. Such have been: sent out, we
hone not by the Committee whose prov.
iacek should be 10 hunt up the enemies Of
the public peace who write them, ::
, 1861-04-25

:, Judge ::Laue of the United atutta Diftrict
csuart, at the term held in spubuqueI last
~esk, delivered an opinion in the case Of Her
naa aespske, et q, "a the City uf Dubuque,
relstara to The validity Of thu bonds issue ia by
~ atx Of Dnbuqns IN aid Of the Westezn
Esq..rcad. i The suit wa bzouraksto reeoyer
4nteeast Oh the ,anaa 70 til amount IT m opo,
hs4 tthS amount Of principal: tnvp45sd ID the
seass Is about e3ae,ooo sThae Stuags detddkd'
stxtnst the validity Of The bonds. 'Ths plain:'
4ias .Ttn: probably appeal: Il .:to11;sthe United
etstss: Supreme Court, md shqn1d III de-
e1s4oa ef the lower court b. .aRpeovea, i viii
:ex4eye Dabnqae Of about s4Eo, ,oeonf BET cily
Indebtedness contracted Tor rallsosh purpos 4
, 1861-04-25
Correction


We insert with pleasure the following note
from Mr. Buehler, the telegraph operator at
halvidere. The staten ent published In cur
psper WAS furnished BY correspondent, and
We presumed 1t true. We ore glad to hear to
the contrary: -, - +,
49,. DEIy1nHzE, April q, 1851.
EnIrons CsucAao TRIBUNE:
Reading m article in sour paper oday, stating
that the Telegraph, Company Kept an: open and
svowea stcessonist in their employ az operator at
this point, who had been compelled By the EN-.
pioyees Of the @. = c. Q. Railroad to hoist the
American Tag, deem 1t nothing more than riehk
that such ridiculous falsehood shou1d be contra
'dicted which does great injustice to the, Company
as we'll aa nyselt-I having been, and am now, a
strong defender Of the Uniou and tho cons,.tu:=
ton as 1t H. Besides, my services haze been ten
dsred as volunteer, and am willing to stand By
the Stars and Stripes to the lasr :.
p Ryrpr mai
, 1861-04-25
KAD FOB MARYLAND,

=. RAU F0R MARVLaND. ::
The news tonight no longer permits 4
doubt that Maryland, by her own misera-
BILE infatnstion and folly, Is to be the thea
He Of the war at least until the rufdans and
secessionists who have swung her off from
her loyalty into the unfathomable gulf Of
revolution, are wiped ou: and order is re-
stored She has chosen her side, now let
her look out for hard knocks, and let her
example, be 3 salutary warning to Ken
tucky and Missouri, as yet, fortunately
members of the s1stefhood of States and
loya1 to the stars and striueR i .
, 1861-04-25

Ap1 y "A company Of se
Monday, TO join the Confedefaes Amy WA, ~,
the train arrived at Frankfort, Ky., ky w..rs ~,
ordered to show their Asg, which they "a 8 :
displaying Secession nag from the window.
Several stones were thrown at 1t, when the
Lieutenant of the company fred into the
crowd. Immediately the cars Were attacked
by the citizens, and bonlde1s and paving stones
rained upon them proniseuousiy. They tiEaI.
II got of with bqs little personal injury.
Great excitement prevailed during the re-
1nalnder Of the day, and threats were made to
tear up the track. The cisizens declare that
no moro trains bearing Secession tsoops shall
pass through that place.
, 1861-04-25

1Re9Rsass Vi ths e,vselxsnsaar 1rka,1,4a11s lid
The Nashville 6aatts gtFes thss tSovfngE tov fgE j.
the qer.table dispatch sent to the WI Desdartt-
anent BY tho Arkansas Governor: A'-.t1i!o
III RESPONSE to tbs requisitlon -off 4hss. il .B1sck
4epn5hean, Administration upon -Arkaasaa
i2s f sff1teREs. 49X Reesoe thus and
- Yours received "caiiine fer Ieofn,*r+ ~
volunteers from: Arkansas :. Ni7y oeeEsee
yo9 d==4n-:d first" = .,-s5 :. 80
Or any Other. ~"-TR1Brss, ,.,- 49,.
, 1861-04-25

1Thfs sd1Et1 guished Tstarau arrived ia the
cityIRt evening" FOR teths> p1esent,his guar
ters; WIN be- Ut thst st. Nieholss. He 1s thor
ougghlT hi the work nf crushing the rebellion,
and for giving NO quartera.to :the rebeA- He:
7isits tie eif4 Vt this time Is assIst In f6f--s
warding gtroope toproFae eauipuents spd pro-
visions, whaneve1:it bacpmea necessaEy, The
their defamation. He has ordered 10 90 MUS
4ets; 100000 cartridges; 90 zhostttzezseheHs, ,
aud 800 elx.pound shot; which will 20 fDtw wafdd
with Al little delay as posalblet : No d6dhE his
aim will be to open aad Keep opfms Tie iu1at
direct aad natural ronte TO 1pa3hlaeth; ana
70 th!e snd he W gig1 II shaaiaesa hie ea1
". r. gives ns pleasure; 10 aSfS tkaf shia
health Ii 4nite restored, nd tAakafka RunfT1
Will haxa ths henens pf his Tie pFsS-
aas emergency N, Z ztssss as : = :.
, 1861-04-25

RosToE, April q The stea1nar apauldinle
atr3se9 thls morning, and reports tint they
arrived at Fortress Monroe Saturday morninr.
There Rere 800 regulars Id the Fcrt. :: \
Tue State Of Maine with the 4tts sRegiment
arrived soon after. The troops we're transferred
70 Ihe Y. =. sloapof-H4r ~Pawnee. The Paw
ne nee lett for Fortress Monroe Saturday nIaht.
me tFoops we're IN good spirits, all well and
segss t. Be Ct the post Of duty. II was re-.
ported that 5 Goo Verginia troops we're in and
about No!foikand more were arriving. .~ :. ;:
Capt Howe reports that the Virgiafsns ta1k
otstormlng fortress Monroe, as that IS the on
y possible way of taking. it. That, however.
vi BE- 70 70 easy mattsF: The Government had
given notification to the residents in the 7ieIn-
lty Of impending dangers and they Tere hapten-'
'ng Y aTsz;' z The ViIgIalana think ahe forf enh,
loss Of lifa- e.. The: Captain of! lie
steamer sPau1ding report ts thaf there had heen
no refnIprcsment Of Fort FMeHen1y % 70 tia
ttme Of his leaving on Sunday. There wera
about 100 regu1aIs in Fort McHenfy. .THe
YsrgtEianR we're erecting batteries at sfoweljs
Foint, opposite Fort Monroe. and overlook
ing Hampton roaaa. Capt. HoWag reports
lighted.
, 1861-04-25

Chicago ri HURsIAY ARRtL IS: 1851 :

Doubtless, laiSEa to, the. destruction Of ttst
:. work as a:nIsena OF: transit for: :troopa. The
Union menok Gseu connty vera endeayoricr
aasti night aa1a 6dact measures to protect tho
a1Ete:- ,.4ssss ssSs.a2 - f':,@3-.i
.Wasa1agTs1tx, Apri1 2tat, MA riversboat
gfnians 1ssts1ight on secret service, soine nag
for the tralspaF Ftatien Of troops ahA hAmunitions
Of EaE. ;9.z;z*,, = i: -. T.: =
! Tie. GoYasnment has received 3 message
from the 13a7Aruor Of Tennessee In reply to
the aemandfo her quota Of troops: de en-
rather hrn1ah dfty Thousand men against tile
NnyfT,F=. .as.s33 - :, j
, 1861-04-25
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Griifht.,te,
THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1851.
sENAT0R MAEK,s RaLL.

AENAXVR NIAIAyS hill. ,
We hope that when the State of Illinois
puts her bonds into market for war
purposes she will sell them, at ths
market price for .oosd, end that the
Legislature will utterly refuse to make
this national emergency an excuse fol
passing any bill like thnt proposed BY
Senator Mack. The credit Of Illinois il
good. Do not let us swap Il of, for it may
not serve our purpose in the hour Of need:
, 1861-04-25
Highly Important from Pensaeofa-.
Attack 00 FrFt 1ckenA.. This Reh.
&ls RepHlke1 WITH Lass-.-Nono OF the
ENraanpm In 3aEef3,

Attack on F<sFx RfckenA...The r Ret.
&ls RepHlsed Wlth Lssa..-None Of the
Hkra1Hom kn3aFeds
;<For ssvera1 days past reports have been cir
cnlated In this city that = fight took place ut
Fort Piekens on Wednesday or Thursday Of
Last week, and that the rebels were defeated
With . heavy loss. We hare now confirms.
ton Of the uaaln features Of the above state-
neat. Mr.. 5. ]. Clark, drum-major at New
port, has received letter from his son, who Is
dsntt. major At Fort Pickens, which Guys that
On the 17st1iast Fort Plckens was unsnccess.
fully attacked By tbs Secession forces, who
wese driven hsek With ., loss Of thirty three
snen- Not = person ii Tho garrison WA In
stnred-ckselnsaa eazatc, es.h. -
.. This sso;y admits Of q grave doubt. Our
ndyices from New Orleans are as late as
the 2oth, aud from Montgomery down TO
the 10th. They do not mention this re-
ported battle which mus. hare taken place,
II the Gaset4s's account is correct, on; the
.. 17th or ,1sih. lis probably. a ilsh story.
, 1861-04-25
The Spirit In Northern Indiana.
p, :; WARSAW, Ind, April %, '81.

Editors Chicago TEabnne:
Northern Indiana ia in blaze Of military
excitement. Oar little city has just forward:
ed the roll Of 1875 volunteers (Kosciusko
Guards} to the Governor;and are now await
ing orders to march. They are under COM
mand Of Capt Huber, q graduate Of West
Point, and are already perfect in drill Eighty
OF our most prominent citizens have formed
themselves into Light Dragon Company.
In addition to the above, two companies Of
flying artillerists are almost ready to march
for the Capital W.B,
n B.-.Old KoscIusko can furnish 500 men
In u hou1s, If another call should be made, ,.
, 1861-04-25

: osTt. Jones; Of the schooner label who
E1ns1aloned- slemmer- mt Fort Pickens, was
aang ~ tfa1tar+ Tbs Mobile -Nfs1 says the
ssoAat ls, that On the arrtyxl Of the ThnEdsy
t1.;n t;1ag & esFs 1t seooba, q passehEer Oh The
hsIeslee leeaatsd out Jones, =. bessti1 s to han q
- stated that he - was tsen on 81 ia Tss. 70
ae1e:sgn ae1gson With dlspafchaa .3or LintoInS
Is,sssssass E He 1as srrested, sfhe proofs of
-; ~ ssea - toand upon Lin, md ma sauted.
80 ri III Iz.ss, p fhe enzaeed eatiEsak-Jos1s-
, 1861-04-25
ARKANSAS.

VAN BuREH, Ark, april 24-The Van Bu-
rsn Rrsss newspaper, the leading Union paper
in Western Arksnsas, to. day hoisted over tho
otHca the flag o. the Confederate States. The
Y. y troops at Fort Smith, evacusted the post
last night and left forthe Iudian country. State
troops now occupy the fort.