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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-03
AQW u C1z0uUl 118tU8BOVUt UbC 2
fRa Sale by b. COOk. Auct no Y
BY Thea. W. Reese, AaStisntef.

BY Thss. W. Keesee, AaStisnetf.
ELEaAHT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
| T. FURNITURE. AND GAS NxTUREs
| FOB SALE AT AUCTIOH.-Wil be sold on PRi
| DAY merning, December 9Th, commencing at 10
O'Clock at the residence of Judge John A. Meredith
corner of 7th and Gscs streets. his Household and
Kitchen Furniture. insisting In part Of
set Of Rosewood Psrlor Furniture In SIN
Brocatelle
Velvet, Brussels, and ply Carpets,
| Superior Window Curtains Cornics and Shades
Rosewood Marble Top Tables,
Dining and Pier Tables,
Mahogany Sofas and Chsiry
WarGrobes. Bureaus, Wsshstands,
Eedsteads, Bed, and Mattresses
Oil Cloth, one large Stove, etc.
All of lis Gas Fixtures, consisting of Chandelier,
| Brackets, &c. THOMAS W. KEE6RE
dc Auctioneer
Will be added
superior II Octave Piano, In Rosewood.
i LUMBER. OFFICE FURNITURE &C.,
! FOR SALE At AUCTION-I will sell on To IS
DAY, Deer 9th. commencing at IL O'Clock, at the
Tobacco Factory Of Messrs. Sydnor 4 Anderson,
FACTORY F,x'urAs, consisting in par. Of
Retsining Presses,
Finishers, or Pox,
Is sstts Mills,
Blk Screws,
Benches, Knives, aid Scses,
Locks and Sink rg
bi'le:s, Ksys ana Bands.
i2l-gson Boiler,
= Fairbanks Scales
lot OAK Lumber
All nearly rev, having been but little Used, aud in
perfect order
Also tie Office Furniture.
no& THOs. W. KEESkR Auct
BY Robinson, Adams s Co, A actrs.
MILL MACHINERY And IRON, AT AUG.
IHl TIUS.-Ve will sell At the Armory foot Of
Es,H Dos ~
o'clock
) pairs OF ieet Burrs;
pair Of 80 inch Burrs;
Spiddles snd PiniCns;
| Wstar whesi Shaft aud dudeeon;
lroE CeStres and Rims for water wheel o! 10
fees diameter
Xester Grown sud Core Wheels;
10 Eoit:ug Reels, suitable for sLaftius;
And var:oas other parts of s,nl Machinery.
-ALSO-
large lot Of CAST sad Wrought Iron, dnc!u.
ding shaf;ing bar iron and bolts
large Platform Wheat Scale;
Flonrpscsing Scale;
Platform Scale;
large tin Oh Csn
ROBINSON, ADAMS T. 90,
10 2o-tdsf Auctioueers-
BY rsrdy 4 Williams, Auct'rs.
r ARCS sAJHAT AUCTION tr GROCERIES.
L. &c.-TARDY Il WILLIAMS will sell ct
theif warehouse, Gerber OF Cary and 18th Streets
Oh THUaSDA I. i1h inst. commencing &. IL 0 elk
10 bids. Sugar
90 b5ls. aud half bbis n 0. Sugar.
bills Crushed Sugar,
10 bbis. Clarified Sugar
bags Rio Coffee,
100 kegs Old Dominion Nails ass d sisss,
5 boxes Blue Stone,
10 bags Cnpperss,
20 boxes starch,
20C1 lbs Cotton Yarns,
leu bbs. Supertice Flour,
50 boxes Ta!iow Candies
100 boxes Eardines,
% pairs Boots,
Besides great many other ertic!es in The Grocery
line de1
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By Kent, PINE Il ca, Aac,isnssy,

6y ksnt, Pin. n "a. Alctisnesy.
TRY GOODS At AUUTiON--ou wRDyss
| H. DAY, the Sd instant, connenclug si 10 Ce.
We shall sell. without reserve, large and 3esirst.
| assortment OF
FRESH DRY GOODS
| consisting In part Of
% bales and a. Drawn sheettn:a
10 bales Heavy Osnabur5s.
pieces Gray Cassi1aeres ana ss,lna!a
| Prints Blsaehsd Goods
Tweeds. White Canbries
Canton Flannels,
Linen Bosom shirss,
Ner no Shirts,
! Msrino and Cotton Drawers
Cantor FLANNEL Shirts snd Drawers
| Dress Goods assorted,
! lrtsh Linens,
| 1000 dozen Spool Conons, hes, u.Ake,,
$50 packs Pms
Sewing Silks, Country Jsaas
WOOllen ttouiforts
Towels, Table Covers
Window Shades &c,
iAnd g large invoice of Clothing Ovsseosts. vs.;
PHu.s, SC.
aco0 pieces sssort.d Taffsts aid Satin Ribbons a
N M o;,sinsi boxes and in perfect order non
go pieces black and fancy Bonre, Ribboa'
l case 1nglish black Bonnet Ribbons, u spi''
did quality.
| 4 flne Brussels and Ingrain Carpets,
Stair Carpets, a. arsh Rags Stair Rods,
Bed Blankets, &c
| dol KkNT. PAINE Co. Aaes
WILL BIS ADDED,
| Al invoice % RIGA printsd an. plain sren.h :.
LANES, and other styles OF very denrsb!s Dos
Goods Jast received
| 200 pairs kersey, Jeans, and Cashmere PAass
| Blsiness and Dress Goats;
| 30 Gray Cashmere Suits
ALSO
| To be sold at O'Clock
One splendid Shapes Sporting Riae entirely
news
0ns pair enc xuSiizh Drellns .s,ols, IA gS
ds3 - KENT PAINE a. co, Aes
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PRICE, OF NEGROES AT EAsHyILLE "a Nash
vile Correspondent Of Yankee paper furniahss
the paragraph below in fssssd to the price Of
groes in the region where ANDY johnson rules and
reigns:
Good. likely young negroes" used to sell in these
'parts = 10" gears ago at 81 200 and upward Gincs
Is rebellion. however, that species OF live stock
hiss fesrfu.iy fallen Lag. Monday Sheriff Lelyett
wen. TO the house Of a gentleman residing upon
rse Fam q PIKE to seizs property equivalent 70
<ieht of o. so sIa was In the act Of pic k,nu ont
sbe sixth "sigger" wbea his owner exclaimed. "For
<iois sake. Lelyeit aiu't Ligsers worth any more
skSu eL.okensf'
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UALUABt + REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Y offer for sale, privately. all the REAL Rs
TATR In the town of Ciarksvilie. Va, belonging
to the estate Of A. c. Finley, decd, comprising his
late Residence, the House and Lot, near Registers
square, aov occupied by Mr.. Chandler, and ssvera
unimproyed Lota TIE reeIde:scs ia large and com
modious. contsiains ei2es ro1as. co,ysnis lily or
ranged, with all necessary out buildinGs--safssnss
houses good stsbles carriage house. Rn Office, with
two comfortable rooms; also, an excellent ice
we'll located the grounds tsome four or Ave acrss)
in good condition, and all enclosed.
Those wishing to purchase Will do Well 70 exam
ins this property, ~ 1t is In every respect one OF
thu most desirable residences In the place.
1fpot sold before the I'D day Ct December. the
whole Of the sboys will b. ca THAI day, at tw e!ve
O'clock in the town Of Clsrkfy iite so,4 to ba high
est bidder, at public auction.
Terms liberal, and will b. inside kn0Wn Oh sppii-
cation, either In person or by letterto the under.
dsned, at Clarksville, Va
de 2-dt2adDs& a. w FINLEY.
ICOR SALE Ar PUBLIC AUCTION -Wiu b
IT sold ON THURSDAY. tho 18th December. ct The
{ate farm Of Mr.. WIN. Salmon, 40milss above Rich
inond, In 0oochland county, . large lot OF aoss:
Mllch Cows Work Oxen, beef Cattle. 10; a!so, :
nne Mules. one No / work Horse. fins lot Of
Hhsep, besides I'll the necessary Farming impls.
nents needed on faKm. t00sehef with good ios
Of Hoaschon end Kitchen yurniture. ter.ons D.
siruus Of attending This ssle can % " ~ packet
bost on wednesday, the lob. md ~ 81 9 M.
fhosL Dollines. DU6M1 J. eAk4OQ.
a $50 uxeeutoe Of WM ealnos. lesA
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z QUsRTERS, ToUioS

srave tee settlers % liberty baccme
execu.iouere? Can tia mercy which they hava ex-
efcissd even in :s fuzzy Ji tt.e be extinct il tbeir
haar,ss Th. G: Tic ish Eruciidor was mea-
sure of paSiic safety. Its Of ecs 1as TO reach
spirators, no. wcEser 2ad agaa nan. therefore
eAbort you, eitZens Whenever tne law brings 20
-s.r t.ouna ais women ca i!eE, 81 declare that,
Ia .ha cid of BATHS. you aaes respected the
r.orls.i and clio uaI q your enemies. TIE 0GsesT
aasa ssxs q seate1cs osainttG pe'so7! saeaposie II
IeariaS arms is c0aeGyd scNAT2sIF.
Tried by TIE tcst Ct tie great Napoleon, wca.
base cowsyds ara many, ysa, e large majority. CT
our sxSee fDes
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Tt0xA1sSIQASR'Ss "a L1oy TWO N10RO1a.
~ A. Commissioners under escrse a ti,s county
Court Of Hanover, In the case of .Wh,ts's on,
ke., vs. Taylor, 80 )" pronounssd On The la 81
Nay. isGO, viii ssll, On THOR1DAY next. the
4th day of December, between ~ hou.s Of II
O'Clock !. y. and l o'clock r. n, Al ths snssioa
house Of Hcctsr Davis. In The city Of RiaAmond.
% the highest bidder. for cash, he two negro
eLAvBa named In Il said dserss 10 IN: yoe4aA
and jane JOHN T. NlLLA
no 2o--tds ep~ct1l OomqAsloo0.
TTALUABLn THRII.sfO1Y 1RICR 63O11.
~ HOUSE IN THI TOWN on yA1AvIlALD
Y0R eALn At AUOTl0M> o. TUnoDAY. ~
D.h o< Dseemhss. VIII oAss ~ sa1e ~ va5uaAlo
three story brick sxORo.u0Uo1 eea>AlnG ~
0lso Town Hsll q "a slosy - 81 venOU1 u01
q ~ sorry xAis = soaIi1ereA vsgy vaAnnble No.
peety. beInG leeoAe4 b ~ eeatG~ e ~ teW0.
1 :. e :: = =. - s:;&;. 80. eA ~
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HaE 9R:gEsT OF TIE yAsgEEs--An ci.,ef ;.
-. courage 4!ssis az Ipt-- 81 &c crgel cs harab,
~ rude :re9suont Of '7ol.-- more than dang
oiows. ard feels tas staia upon his nonor more
La. he wounds of ais body. The WINS Of polite
ans lsrea Fsgao} ese tui! 81 e@s1ries u fhat
eisaisou9 seliLn.e-s ssa.ca spares TIE Tfeak and
'-rikes Guy 80 si.cas. tazo.eoa BoneYA-4s .l,us
:ra.e3 il IN his or@er = lis arng It Gou.on. May
1888 ftca- when vre extract tic following:
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- ALL TEE PHYSICIANS o: Chester aeld
- c05nt- are requested to nee: at !heir Court
House ca IGNDAY mex. chat being Court day J
i, spree up1a e rate OF cha;ges adopted 20 the
tiClSs. d 3-2t~
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NJ oUR0eI u 60rfeee, AScO,
(iron.Eront Building. 9overno. street..
r ARGI SALE Of 0EOCERIEs and MAsurL
IL TOBACCO. -On WEDNESDAY. Deer NJ ;
our Warehouse, common ding ai 10 O'Clock. ws ~
sell the largest assortment Of Groceries and i
bacco we have ever fxsred We viii oteF
Salt Beet, bright o Sugars.
Black Tea extra 6unpowder Green TEA
Vinegar. Soaps
6uperfne aud Family FioGr
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Tanners Oil, Salt, etc.
Also
$500 packaS Of Ane grades Manurd rvasa'e
This sale will comprise some Of the finest ToexS
We have ever offered
ALSO
1000 pounds Killikln.ek Smoking robsecoaai
o,her popular brands OF Suiox.nS Tobacco Gss'
no H-td SUMNER l. BJgRgss. AasA
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~ Il. 2 SUTTON, sR prornyts s.ier6s 20
- CLAIMS sg8iust ;h.z Co.1Seds-a.e states.
0fElCE-Lsw Building, &C. :. DO B. 4t<
es-rs fRoF GSEEONAL NOTICE.-DR Pol
- LARD has suiii GENTLY recovered lis heG'sh
to ,-t,-c4s bis pE&@tie3 de 3-3t'
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Eg- SPECIAL NOTICE,-I AJAX special atten'
ton 70 my sale 0. DRY O. obs, BOOTS. SHOES
&C to take place this tWEDNESDAY) MORNING.
commencing at 10 O'clock, ut the store OF r. Il
pa,de,ou No ls1 Broad street between 5th and
9th streets. THUS. w hSEoia1i AuStr.
de Alt
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kVsNO EXrORTiON-O!dp rces for PIANO
TUNING ANA REPAIRING.
J. s. THUEsTON,
de- a-3tE Clsy between ID and Sd sts.
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lN1ORMATION WAnT1D-Of Sers,. VIZ. II.
i ANTHONY, Go. \, 18th Georgia resiment.-
When last heard from be wss at hi: fathers resi.
Ssnce, NEAR Richmond Address Caps 4. W. JOHN,
6TON, 18th Qsorgia regiment, ntar " inchesseE,
Va. or Eassrs johnston Brsnsford, HAHN It.
de- J-3tt
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AIOTIOS.-Psrsons who hays hired n K0HG Ee
IN Of us for ths present year viii please ssni
them 70 Oar onacs between the houss ef 3 and 9
o'clock In the morning. 20 they may bs vscsinated
Dr. Vest will b at cur once for one Weeh st the
hour msasionsd shove 0L0PT0N 4 LYME
Do S-Sk
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sarspECIAL NOTICE.-Our sal advertised In
he Dispatch will tase place on THURSDAY, the
4.h Instant, s. 10 o'clock, promptly, to which VIII
be fdded--
barrel Kerosene OH.
And Desirable lot Of Furniture, brought to
the city by refugee from Fredericksburg, consst'
ing CT Soda Chai.s. Sofas. &C.
ia 3-9. TARDY e. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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:we SPECIAL NCTICE.-We invite the special
attention Of the public to the large sale OF very
yslusbia Wood, Goal. and Farming LANDS. In
,ha county O. Henrico. about tsn miles above the
city Of Richmond. and known a. Springfield and
Deep Run Coal Pits, adj ertised by II: L. BRooxs Z,
Receiver, to take place on THURSD ~. the 4tn
December, 1862 on the premises. at IL O'Clock.
For further particulars see auction head.
de ga. aoDDIS & APPERSOH, Aucts.
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uEU1AL NOTICHn. -
ErJusT REuYIvRD--
THE LATRAT
nEV YORK
BALTIMORE PaFEkS
Al the
CONFEDERATE READING ROOM.
Admission tfor an day 10 cents. dc 3~h'

T~ SPECIAL NOTTUE.-we ask special At
tc,ton 10 our large sale of 0rccetiss and AannIac
,ured Tobacco ut cur wareroom at 70 oclcck ThiH
HORNINa We will offer large assortment OF
very tne Tobacco, of we'll known and popular
trands; 10000 pounds of the celebrated Killlsi
rick smoking Tobacco. Cigar, 70. Also ~ sacks
Salt; 3 bbls Tanners Gil; 50 boh Family Flour;
very .,ue Green and Black Teas: Soaps; Sugars;
yipegar and great variety Of other very desira
bio Groceries.
dc alt SUMNER a. bGhhbOC, Ausus.
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t-a-spgCIAL NOTIOB.-Purchasers Of Furni.
trs At the sale at the Exchange Hotel. are eRrnet'
IL requested to call n, once for their parchsses
de 81 SUMt,ER 81 BURRESS. Aucts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-18

very .mr1fAul tlrp lUW1rls scouting
uchbUbclIdubiN y8utiGl00n iu lhu Norlh
rin mind would lo oar fpCoGnbuou ahfool.
/ Out niiucndvnco ONCE acknowledged,
our advcrorIoa must iui worry shame soon
|dsrust Themselves with Tho nonsense n,
I bout rebels" "tmiloraN A.. aud come io
regard tho war In ils ltuc light ns one ol
conquest and plund0r The world would
90 regard IT, and The Northern people
would soon learn TO look ON our mdcpcn.
dcnGp' ~ hr MS that was concerned os
m ~ dstomph aud tho war dcgcncratos
into contest for boundnrics These con,
,idciatioEs prove the Importance oiprc's'
/ ing, by ycry available means, cur rccognt-
tou abroad
We have not adycrtcd to tho reasons
involved in Stewards declaration that a
recognition will be considered II dcclara.
ton of war. In the darkest hour Of our
struggle we do not know that Il Q Prosi-
dent hss cvor departed from his original
policy, so boldly announced, ot not cour'
ting foreign alliance or interference he
simply asks the justice Of recognition.
But if this implies war, then let England
and France accept the gage, cry havoc
and let slip the dogs Of war across the At
lantio let them relieve their own suffer,
ing population in Europe, and arm, and
cooperate with ours, in America
JETF DAVIS NEGROES ON THE WING.
From the Vicksburg Citizen, May 8,
circumstance needless TO mention bro't
toour wharf Yesterday lot of stock, tur>
hiture, provisions and contrabands.-
When tho laiter was asked where they
came from, they replied, with mn air Of
self importance, u belongs to jeff. Davis
As the federal gunboa.s will pass close by
jeff. Davis farm, il is expected that they
will no! show much mercy to anything
found H. that neighborhood. We are
happy to state that Uncle Jctl's house
hold goods are in q safe place.
RICHMOND TO BE DEFENDED.
From the Jackson Mssissippjan, May %
We Eail with Joy unspeakable the assu>
rance from the President and the military
authorities that the ancient aud renoun>
ed capital of the noble old Commonwealth
Of Virginia is to be defended at all hazards
and to the last extremity. We had been
led to fear from the delay in making pre-
pNrations to receive the enemy that, like,
New Orleans. it was 20 be surrendered
without a blow being struck or gun fired.
Our heart sank within us at the thought
ot such calamity. And yet, day ~ day,
as the enemy dyev nearer and nearer, and
We witnessed the delay and tho apathy,
rs well as the divided counsels which
seemed to prevail, the apprehension grew
upon us that such calamity was almost
inevitable. We could hear, too, of the
removal pr thp NJ phivpS of government tO
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Orphans Court Sale.

II Pursuance Of an order Of tho Orphans Court
Il of Clearfeld county, there will be exposed to
PUBLIC SALE, on the premises in Graham
township, on Friday the 21th day Of June,
next at | o'clock, p. m, the following valuable
REAL ESTATE,
late the property Of James Curley, deceased A
certain mcssunge, tenement or piece Of land boun.
ded on the south by lands Of Bazel Crowel on
the west by lands Of Moses c. Evans, on the north
by lands Of Jacob Hoover, on the east by lands Of
Nipple, French Co., containing 100 acres, sit
uOte in Graham township, Clcarfeld county,
about 25 acres cleared, having thereon House,
Stable and Young Orchard.
TERMS.-One half the purchase money on
confirmation Of SALE and the residue in one year
thereafter, with interest, to bo secured by bond
and mortgage on the premises,
PATRICK CURLEY, Adm'r.
Graham hip, May 2S, 1862.
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MACnlNEs-Thn nnd.r.

rFNHRESHING MACHlNES.-Thc under
I signed wish to inform the citizens Of Clear
field county, that they stH' continue the manu-
incturc Of Ihrcshing Machines at tho Bclletonte
Foundry, OF superior quality, for one, two, and
+, ur horscs also, the celebrated endsss chain or
tread power, for either one or two horscs, with or
without shakers as may suit the purchaser. We
would recommend tho trend power particularly %
farmers who keep but two or three horses. The
machine and pqwer with shaker, can all be set
on a small barn floor, and rain or shine, can lie
worked to good advantage by man md two
boys, thus saving in hands as well us in hoI scs,
and doing the work as well and ns fast ~ most
men desire. Our four-horsc power machines,
with oyershot cylinders ARE certainly the best now
made. We would give numerous certificates from
reliable farmers, Of both Centre and Clearfcld
counties, rs to the good satisfaction these ma
ching have given. but deem it unnecessary. All
machines warranted Orders by mail will re-
ceivc prompt attention. A. lIAUPT 4 Co.,
May Is, 1862. Bclefontc, Pa.
Peter Bloom Of Ansonyillo, is an authorized
agent for the sale Of machines.
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lmp near P~t EcDuJlc, Jmc8.gr.n
II tie Hon. Z. II. Stanton Secretary Of War
No, 4O
The earny left Iarrisonbprp At ,iy thi.
morning and at half past cjgbt NV al,
vance engaged the rebels about seven
miles from that place. Union Church
rhc enemy was very adyantageously most.
od in tho timber, having chosen his own
position, forming smaller circle than
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-18

A UDITOR'S NOTCE.-The undors ign
N ed, an Auditor appointed to distribute tho
money arising from the sale of the Real Estate
Of John Graham, SEN, late Of Bradford township,
will attend to the same at his new Office in the
court house, on Saturday the 3lst May, 1862,
where all persons interested may attend.
ISRAEL TEST,
ClonFheld, May ls.-pd Auditor.
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SHAN'T BE HURT.-Our neighbors of the
Journal are evidently as much frightened
Mt Yallandigham as "old Ben Wade" was.
Now, We assure them that such fears are
altogether useless. Van. is evidently a
man Of inohensivA habits, and has unin-
tentionally brought all these terrors upon
our Abolition friends by harborirg the
notion that this Is free country. and
that its citizens-and especially the peo>
pies representatives -haTe the right of
free speech, and an un9estricted right TO
investigate aud criticise the acts OF our
rulers.
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THE N EW S.


We have adYices from McClclIan's 8 head.
quarters before Richmond up to Saturday
last. The enemy had driven in our pick,
cts on Friday and made cavalry demon
straIlon IN the direction Of Fredericks-
burg. The dispatch then says "the rebels
opened at DAY Ilght tins Saturday morn.
ing. lat this point the wires to Wash
lngton were interrupted by lightning, too
severe to forward the balance of this re
port
MS '"oNS very much as II general
en8'semsh' may nave taken place. Gen.
NcCIeIIan has no doubt been largely re
iuforccd from Mellow ell's Department.
The Fifth recimont- ubioL uo C.L,.
c.o., u.;a e.. '"' O"'''''
''''' '"'o "'e "''acheh-are now
Wlih Mcclellan.
From the Shenandoah the accounts aro
mcacre onl ppsoti.roc,ory rbo l,.,,.
,i.,.,,,, 49,, w.. ,", '''''
49, t'"''" - '".'' ', "S''u8'"n' It''l INST"
giving INST OF the Killed and wounded in
the battle between jackson and Shields
The list contains bpt few nonos Of uo
.ot,,. ...;.,....:...- ,,I,.nII ;,
.'''' regimen. ~ says h'.,cu' 'ho' Ilaru-
ing; wounded, Alex. Il. Thornton, Ellis
Kyler missing g." OF the IlOth it saws.
KILLED ON. wonr,Iod Gorr r,i.s;,,, 90 ,,
-.
''e''''"v was ~ H"'''So"ourS AZ l"SI ac
counts but we are unabIo to discover
any thing definite as TO tho situation of
Sh;e,J., command
,r,'...,,,,
Inc news ''o" o'hef quarters Is entire
Iy without interest.
rFron, N. Cino;o,.,i co,n.,.,;,, ,r.o,,
n, -. ry-,.~,,- ~, coy
lana. DAGghH It ~ iNANt - "ere - not the
i,I'' uouo' '''"V 'le traitors IN hGhtucEy
Ste, ~ c'ncert preparing 10 ueSoIate the
LII "oIi Ds rle""IoLy 1 warfare lh"y are
r,r ~ t,,,~.o', "tu nay oeeh preparing
,. ,,o''.'is " ''',TV oloN "h" now lhey
W. tnon H. m,O'tJm ,hn, 80 Io not coiJeG' ure-
and La1r way Goo, sIu"Gs $50 o' Two Two ana 'hroe
"omn,,ns @ l,,'i "Gno" ',H'li RON tno heh'uGky
y Ilulrg 10 appointed places, all propos'
ItnS 70 lorL" guer"', parties Quite num-
UGI nave reCentlV lpIE bDnn aud
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SAD AFFAIR. Tho wife and daughter OF
John Whitaker living in Rochester, n.
y, were burned to death last Monday
evening, by their dresses catching fire.
The mother perished in the attempt to
save the daughter, whose dress swung into
the flames of a portable furnace.
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Gadtnog g Gadmno Q

VNHE subscriber respectfully informs the Farm
Il ers Of Clearfeld county-and all other per
sons interested, that he is low manufacturing p
GREY LIME Of a userior quality, which he
viii sell on the most reasonable terms for CASH,
or exchanged for any kind Of Country Produce.
JOSEPH IRWIN.
Lawrence township, May 2l, 1862.
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Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Of Ad.
~ ministration on the estate of FREDER-
lCk SllAFFER, jr late Of Brady township,
Clearfeld county, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned. All persons indebted to said
estate are required to make payment without de-
lay, and lhose having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment.
MICHAEL sHAFFER, jry Admir-
Brady township, Ju.e 4, 1862.
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N1t'"aaN the II" d2y y J"He
All the undivided one fifth part, &C., Of six cor.
tain tracts Of land with the Improvements there.
on, situated partly in Morris township, Clearfcd
county, and partly in Rush township, Centre
county. One tract whereof situated in Morris
township, CIearfeld county, was surveyed under
warrant to Peter Yarnold, and contains $50 acres
and allowance. One tract situated as above was
surveyed in the name Of Jesse Yanold, and con-
tains j2l acres and allowance. One tract si,ua
TED in Rush township, Centre county was survey
ed under warrant to Fcni. Martin, and contains
42Ol acres and allowance. Ono tract situated as
above was surveyed under warrant to Jno, Weld.
man, containing lis and 1G poryhcs aad allow.
nnce. One tract surveyed under warrant to Ja-
cob Weidman, containing IO3 acres anl IS
perchcs One tract situated as above was sur
veyed under warrant to Jacob Rcsh, and contain
ing so acres and 22 porches there being erected
on the above described property two saw mills
and several dwelling houses, with the improve.
mcnts and apTurtenances. Seized, taken in exc.
cuton and to be sold as the property Of D. NJ,
Bilgcr. GEORGE ALEXANDER. Sheriff,
Sherif's Office Bcllefonte, June (, 62
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Goods! GOods!!

REED, WEAVER G co.
A RE just now opening up large ana 1Inbns spIn9ss
N did assortment Of SEAS0NABLE uuop''
which they ohs ne exceedingly low prey
First cOme-frst served, hsf 20 Vs.