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Market Street, Clearfield, Pa.

CONSTANTLY en- land large and well Sc
" lected stock Of
DRUGS a. CHEMICALS,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye-Stufs,
Paint Brushes, and Brushes Of all kinds,
Psrfumery and Fancy Articles,
Tobacco and Segsrs,
Stationery,
Liquors for Medicinal Purposes, (includiny z
Brandy, whsksy, Gin, Port, Sherry and Madeira
Wines, &C., &C., &c.
~rwSS1Ss
A large stock constantly on hand, Of the most
approved make for durability and comfort,
Gsa-The Doctor will personally superintend
this department. Of the business.
Clenrheld, May l4.-6m.
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e regulation Of the aforesaid
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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-04-30

slowly but 1t is long and agonlzng ride that the
poor fellows have to endure, over twenty-five or
twenty-three miles Of the toughest and ruttest road
IN the Southern Confederacy. The weather is hor-
rible, and cold Northeast storm pelts mercilessly
down upon them. As they are carried, grooming,
from the vehicle to the floor Of the hospital or laid in
the depot 1t is sad to the suffering depicted upon
their plnched and pallid features. Some of them
nave IAN on the ground in the mud for two nights,
anu are wet to the skin and shiverng with chills.
Some have had their wounds only partially dressed.
and have yet to so through the fortunes Of amputa
ZION; others, on the contrary are in good spirits,
hungry-for they have had nothing to eat of late
anu only anxious to get we'll as as possible, to
have another fight
The hospital arrangements here are as good as
can oe expected Physicians are also in abundance,
having come from Memphis and the surrounding
towns, while dozen ladies from the vicini.
y nave arrived, and with gentle hands, are doing
all IN their power to alleviate misery and provide
comfort
In the Tshomingo House there are probably four
hundred men now lying on the floor of the corridors
galleries. and in the various rooms By tomorrow
night these will have been removed to Memphis.
holly Springs, and elsewhere, and their places he
hlled by others. Nearly every house in Corinth
except those occupied by officers for business mr..
poses, mas been made temporary depot for wound
60 soldiers, and you can imagine something of the
humanity. VI ''"''"e
Every train is crowded with people searching for
friends and relatives, and hundreds of old men and
women for the irst'time in their lives, probably,
nave had to sleep upon the ground under the shed
OF the depot for want of accommodations. For
myself have not seen three hours rest in as many
nights, excepting what have taken while squatted
before rousng fire, with the weather so cold in the
rear that has to revolve on his axis every ten
minutes to keep WARM. In al my wander,ngS even
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From the ltchmond Dispatch
The BATTLE OF SHILOH.
CoKINrH, Miss, Tuesday night,

CoKINTH, Miss, Tuesday night, !
I'M April 8, 1852.
mas IA been fought and won by Southern troops
Hereafter, Shiloh will be known as the Waterloo of
the American continent.
Inc details of the fight are thus far too meagre
ana the exaggerated rumors incident to occasions of
'n's k'Ed too conflicting to admit of complete re-
view OF the battle; but am enabled to give you
skeleton account which will convey a very good idea
OF the atfar First of the character of the country
AS general thing it is low and fiat, Doggy, heavy,
ana covered with thick underground, with here
ana tiere succession of forests and fields In the
immediate vicinity Of the battle-ground the surface
is more undulating, and the various ridges afford
natural entertainments, from behind whi.b the ene-
my was enabled to pour in a most destructive fire.
and make determined stand
THE ATTACK OF SUNDAY.
AS you are already informed by telegraph, the
Confederates on this occasion acted wholly upon
the offensive. EARLY in the week Beaurepard and
Johnston had information of the contemplated adj
vance OF the enemy as as union of the forces
under Buell. and his front division, which was com.
manded in detail by Grant, Wallace, McClernand.
Prentiss and Smith could be effected. To prevent
this wholesale demonstration, it was determined 10
press the issue without delay Orders were pub
l'shed to our army to prepare three days rations,
and put itself in light marching order; and on Sat-
nrday the preparations on our side were complete,
ana most OF the brigades were In position within
two and half miles of Shiloh. forgot to mention,
by the way, that this is the name Of small town,
distant from the river between three and four miles,
and was occupied by the enemy The point near
est to this on the Tennessee is Pittsbure Landing,
where they held their reserves, stores, guns and
ammunition, under cover of their gunboats. These
were only thres in number. have heard it stated
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Gross Amount.

LOOK AT HoxE-A correspondent of the pot..,
burg Express, writing from Suffolk, Va. saws s.s-
ut is painful to learn that all along the coast Of
Carolina there ere persons who welcome the invad.
e.s and encourage them in their wicked raids Until
we can put an end to such encouragement, we shall
nave trouble at every point where the enemy can
Is possible that here and there in North Carolina
saa'os may De found, We are sorry to say; but
about that, since there are ten such in T iro;n;.
LOT every one in North Carolina. The Peninsula
especially, 80 near to this Suffolk writer. has been
tS OF the as all our troops know who have served
."ess Let not this Virginia pot call our kettle black
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ToRrH-CARoLINA, CHATHAM COUNTY

IL Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions February Term,
Guardian, and Asa Martha, William and Sally Palmer. In
this it being made appear the satisfaction Of the
Court that the defendants Asa Martha William and Sally
advertisement be made the North Standard for
six weeks for said defendants notifying them TO appear at
the Term of Court to be held for the County of
Chatham at the Court House Peterborough the
cond Monday Of May next then and there to plead
demur to this petition otherwise judgment pro confesso
will be taken to them.
ssssa'aS In testimony of which, do hereuuto sign my
S. L. name and af6x tae seal Of office Of said Court
S,,euS at Office in Peterborough, the I'd Monday of
February, 1862. X. Z. GOTTEN, G. G. G.
By WIN. F. FOUSHEE d. G.
April II, 1862. (pr. id. S5.sa]{) ls-wst.
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with the gentle Bohemian 1--WE never saw tho ILL.,

Win tne gentle bonemlan we never saw tho ILL.,
before" ga" 'he ike
Now, a word as 10 the result. Pbvsicollv ., r
as morally, the battle of Shiloh is for Ms d as wen
victory We have defeated and sorranized e on
the finest equipped and what has been Vne VI
the Northern press as an nvincibe division ~ y. ny
Federal army, numbering not less than hrtu sne e
or lor.y thousand men We have taken one Of the r
greater part of their artillery, and destroned Inc
camps and an immense amount of Federal aielr
by acting prompts upon the offensive we vpery
combination of forces which might har pse vented
disastrous to US; and, finally We have caused proved
ad Oh the enemy away from Middle Tsnn"s
SCI ana precisely where We want to meet bn .'''es
vlded in acting upon the aggressive in ,h " pro-
ne VIII come far enough away from his G n ,t'ure
n M 10 allow us to give him the thorough whn
ping ne Will most assure,ily receive IF IIas "n'p
"o' successes the name is without meaning sS' "'e
DUEL Qu'uN
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The Standard.
COMPTRoLLER,s REPORT.
REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR END
ING SEPTEMBER 81, 1861.
STATEMENT-CoNT1NuKp.

Exhibiting the nus6er Acrss Land Fauation Land, Halu-
alton 7opa Property the zares dsriued froDs euey sub.
je Of ta1atiea IN the several Counties of the State and
tie aggregate amount Of ALL also tie Idrsx Lsoied tho
Courts If Pleas and Quarter Sessons County, Seho0s
ami othsr purposes, as toLLuss:
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, April g.
My letter last night gave you hurried and skel-
eton account of the battle of Sunday. l believe
intimated that Gen. Beauregard anticipated de-
monstraton on the ensuing morning. Our scouts
had brought intelligence that 1000 Federals were
at Crumps Landing, eight miles below, and that
the river was lined with Transports from which the
enemy had dsembarked during the nipht T. , ..s
known, also, Or rather believed thu. smother divis.
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COUNTY TAXES.
Poor, II cents per 800 value real estate, and IS
cents per poll,
County Purposes Is do, and 25 do.
Schools, s do, and go do,
Patrol, 20 cents on Black and Free Black Poll,
Insane Asylum, II do, and Is do,
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price or SubscrlnlIon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
cEx,RIL aRnRRS 10. 81.

HzApgrsRrERS WESTERN DEPARTMtNr,
CohINriI Ad Alay q, ieo1 -
THE Gene al rnaSudi, ths fo tc4 cesr - esi'
/ .hs Htlss ii5p a t7s Army 70 ils nsGt 1l' q
csr- a tie tOl uvicg mel n era OF C5leHe = ~
Seott's L Fe .sfatn. OF i1nlsls,us LhSai =
CAP &. " .ep tolIqsny A =: D.. w W lsaE p
raal;su, <; Capt. .Ola N3u;h vi a'ls- Goa Isay ID
Capt RrI iis, C.. 3 Captain Fece'on G-a-iah'
som a. = Il Cap an J0hn CsInPbe J. eoHii,Hhs ID
G. II, A J., sune, coIn aIy Capt William l. DITTO
q l4rsuy x
'rl~s- oH.ce-s Lasirg wthcut suik ii y. sbu doned
i-ir ,,iua4snAs ia she fcs O! The enemy, saa pre-,
ts8t,d thris-lyes ID person at Le-e et'qn e-s 10
o. r. 90 led e 94iuts as slat tfer eoinnitnai g
Gis.r havs betu prcmP ly DAD rsd und-r arr s. and
p-, n. dr. ga 10 BrEKudi Geutrz F'rnsy, soE
las dl z Vt No e, TO he confined ~ O Ao-fal
be lseasi Al DsLsdiag r~greis Lu 10 tee CO.
&C.. 30 ely IA contrast yb ih' sny Tee II IA
-rir as OF heroic b,hlyiar uf ihe regiment 10 wh,eh
lif-y e ans bat dr Il pro puU-h % tie A
d D. loI u,y Ais ls4Ppr5yl oi such scs 81 tsa1o' d
nation bat his sterl J-t, 10 VISIT thrl win
ts.u penalty uie % comm .sslo=.
~ lo--a-aa Il 81 Gen BEsEkIGAEn
GEu, u Nh BEFNT,
4 hi,f OF y e.
rO~.ss'. GAO e.. GARNER
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BLACK I;spubIiean Dispatches fram co-

Special Dispatch to tLs Chicago Tr.Luas
CAIRO, June l3, IS52-A gentleman who
arrived lrUm CoTinth tins morning, says that
many oi the rounded hjiloyk3 by the road
s;ds IN tue vicinity Of COTinih. supp55sd-
to have contained the bodies os buried reb,is
have been discovered 20 bs l-csptiCi-s of
guns aud ammunition. Oar forces have dis
covered fifteen pieces OF artillery ald a-g5 num-
bvTs Cf small arms thus iuysniOusly cUlcsaiet
lie say that the Union sentiment ia Assis
s;pDi exists IN the ieT:,l- imagination Of news
paper correspondents Culy. THey ale decidedly
fr the Union Of Lincoln greeubatks, AMI their
empty purses, and 10 further.
tirn PJ"e wss pursuing bis way $ SJuth- 400
or 800 prisoners were II ths landing Oar r.
fHmant had rot learned ~ here tie rest Of the
| 10000 were, and did not know where ile enemy
were located.
The rebel guabost Sumter sTr,vel here eaIly
this evening.
-Four rebels, ssid 70 be those concerned in the
murder o: the Uaiou cavalry soaih Of H:cAmaH
ou the first Of Juae, were brOugh. 10 town yes
terday, aud are now in the military prison here.
/ Their names are Samuel Wilson, g. ". Craw-
/ ford b. Kindred and n CallonOr. Wit
lh.m were brought IN three members OF q gueT-
riiIa band. operating in Northern Tennessee.
Teddy four prom nent ci!iz us Of Ca .ndais,
/ members Cf the order Of the kuigl'S OF Ike
/ Golden Circle, were arrested Tor treason They
/ are aYORed seSessiOniSis and are known to have
/ given aid and comfort to the enemy.
Geu. Strong has for long tins besn aware Of
their p5OcllviLies, and through the instrumental
/ iy Of Capt Merrill has at las. succeeded ia Oh
tAining such proofs Of their completely with tbs
rebellion a. warranted him il ordering their al
+ st. Their names are DR.. Johnson, Wa WI
! Icy, d. Richardson and A Anderson
To the Associated Pres, S-rtE
WASHiNGTON, June 13-Dispatchas from
Cen Halleck, dated the 18th, P. NJ, have been
| received at the War Department.
Bsauregarl is reported to have been 81 -
with the remains Of his army on Saturday last.
| Spies aud dessTters represent tn rebel army
| greatly dsnOraz-d, mutinOus and deserving
The regiments which refused = serve longer
/ than their time Of enlS.nien expired have been
| diSarns i, AMI large numbers OF thrm shot
| The immense destruction Of valusbl.s stores
| proves that the retreat ot-the rebels was Eur-
| ried one
Half burned locomotives and ears are found
in places where they would not have bsen lctt %
the enemy hal becn making a e0nienPla:ci aud
prepared relrea. The rebel army has stripped
Of fool the whole country sOI.h Of CJriiilh,
and the most Of the inhs0it4n's arc la star
wing condition
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Grw YORK. June l3.--The yellow fever Isl
1e.easinz at Havana
The schooner ConstitU iOE arriyel Al Havana
Oh the = ii ult from Sabine Pass, with a rebel
cargo conveyed 10 the British Consul, Cfawion
Nassau dates 10 the 7ih, note arrivals 0i Ieb-i
sleslncrs Cecil on the 5lh and Kate on The Obj
fron Charleston, with dates iIon Te5eldom o
tie / inst.
TIE Bahama Herald says: A. last i appears
that the Southern star is III the scenda3t, and
their noble courage is meeting some reward.
Ii then gives TIE rebel accounts Ct Jackson 3
raid in Virginia. The steamer N-liie, attempt
ing TO run the blockade on the yah, vas Iui
ashurs alter being SD led By FEDERAL cruisers,
and her cargo landed on Ling ISlaHd slightly
damaged, but the vessel pretty badly used up.
| Tie steamer Tubal Cain, with cargo for tho
/ rebels, arrived - Nassau from Liverpool. Goa
| signed 10 rebel agents, Adderly x Co. The in.
habitanls Of Long Island Wsis basily engsz zss
in planting cotton seed.
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Abe Lineoln-[ great applause and he'll DO
that thing; and. in tbs opinion Of the speaker,
he is right anxious - DO il. Applause b9
leyc, and always shall, bat the reason he mod
f.d the proclamation OF gallsht Fremont =
itrrmeud' us applause and ihs. OF Hunter
applause WAS that he warts 10 do it himself.
lie wants 10 write the slaves sll free in bis OwH
homely sly 10. [Applause You've got an in-
s;itut0n in this city v hat do you cali IL A
reic4--" Hcrad," " 4" Herald " No, that aln'E
what mean pace where they sell stocks
and when the President believes thAt hr can
emancipa!e the slaves without seriously stIsetinS
the price Of United States stocks, Ee'll do il.
Why. the longer VIC carry on this war. App4-
renily the Inors money we've got. | have al
way believed that a hand stronger than Cii.E
is protecting this country, and will not believe
that lie will permit this rebellion to close without
establishing on every foot of this continent free
d5m--freedOni " here lie can lie wOTshipped
ani worshipped iutelligeuily. Applause.
we have cur Jrk to DO, and uO one his r
greater responsibility than the people Of Now
York Cast aside your fear, your SsrsncS for
slavery. Write upOa yCur banner, Emanei-
pate" and emancipation follows. That done,
what will restrict Cur power We viii then
have peace, permanent peace. All my sHHis
are pledged, all my energi shall be exhausted
to sccure the ensIe patton, either iDmediE.s OF
gradual, of every slave. We want freedom for
all for the white race and the black race APP
pause
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Forrieu NeyVs--- British Vessels Preparing &
tO Rua the HEOcsxude.

BosTON, June I3-Hon Albert Carrier, Of
NoWberryport, passenger by The Africa, informs
the Trarriisr, that twO steamers we're about to
leave Queenssown foi Nassau. with the lnien-
,iJn Of running the SJu'h-ru block sde Ole
we5 the Julia Usher Of l6l t0ns bur.hen, Capt.
Jenkins, reported 70 be Owned IN Liverpool
She was filled with 900 barrels o. powder ia
the night time, and would sail immediately
This steamer WAS formerly the Annie Childe.
which ran a SoElhern p0gt some time since aud
took cargo Of cotton.
The second vessel Of 800 10 G00 tons Teacu-
ID QaeenstOwn May 3lsf, lysdrd Ni.h arms aud
stores. She would G.l up with powder before
sailing Her mans was not asceTta;ned.
The Inhabitants Of QdeeDs:oan state Ia. " o
other vessels sailed the previous week toI Nassau.
fJF the purpose Of running the blockade.
Bir Carrier states that while IA England there
wss general feeling in fsvor OF the SJl;h, ia
Ireland il is exscsly the reverse al classes being
srleuty in favor of the Government and the
restoration Of the L UniOu-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-18
a B.lli.l r.ew sfreasral r,ran.,.

From The Loud'u Times Nay So
What Is passing in New Orleans may tcagh
Il3 what the appr, hcnsiOns Oi tLese desperate
men are, and hat ia tie nature OF the fats ia. y
dread The PROCLAMATION OF Gen. Butler real
izcs al that has ever been told of tyranny 10y
victor over Vanquished. The state OF slavery
endured by negro in New Oileans, cauA0t be
more absolute than that now suffered by the
whites of that city. They are compelled, uu-
der pain Of severe punishment" to treat tie
Federal flag With the utmost deiersncs aud e.
sp-ct " hich is treating the N5w Ocleanists
much as GeSler treated the Swiss They are
compelled TO open their shops and places of
amusement whether they wish t. DO 30 or rot,
aud while the shops aud theaters are thus opsn,
any little liberties which may be taken by Gen.
Buffers garrison, CT any OF their tTirnds, must
not be resented on pain OF death. All assem-
blsgrs are iorbi iden, Sts,e property, as ell as
Cont, deTate property. rsust be surrendered, and
everything opposed to be published by news
paper must lirst be suthorized by Federal cea-
Sor Even this proclamation appears 10 b. e
c4tded by the practice under it, for it seems that
the may or and aldermen OF tn city had already
been Committed 10 prison tor refusing to take
the oath OF allegiance to President Lincoln.
II this b. d sampl; OF the energetic measures
by which TIE North holds in sui jscli Il v hat Il
has already conquered OF the 5 Sjurh, NE can well
uu 'eTstand tue cOnspiraci's Is in h-ntucsy :, AID
burning Of cotton, the recruiting # two armies
oi the confederation. and the unbrOken resplvs
which seams still to reign throughout the South
ON States to held on to their Independence TO t Q
last Such severity does not bJds well ior EurI
pean interests. The Presidents proclamation
which opeps tie 70 Is Of New OrleaEa, Beaufort
and Pcrl Il ,yal NOuid have been M re welcome
here il i: were not accompanied By acts Il
ty rauny likely to d-iTe the planters 20 despair,
and to produ Il the d-structi IN Of si tn cotton
in stock. The conditions imposed by thai pToo-
lamaliol must b. measured AID sqTar,d by the
RULES Of International law, with which we hope
they will be found TO conform. Bat, Is matters
are now proceeding il would seem that n'i her
New Orleans Beaufort nor Port Royal is likely
to be for sode time to q me of any great use to
the world as 4 cotton Port. Gen. Butler with
bis oaths o! allegiance, bis 70 oed alteration OF
the Fedeial fl g, his copfseatlons, his cOnPul-
sorry opening OF shops and theaters, his impris-
ouInenIs, his puuiahments aud his threats Of
death, is rot the man 20 make commercial PoEt
prosperous and to tempt down cotton bales from
lhe interior aud New Orleans, with its rival IS
Yues oi paper money, nons Of which is Ot course
nav a lrgal tender, is not q tempting port TO
" hch 20 ccnsign m Tchandise. -