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mcnts are subject to the inspection and con-
trt1 Of the military commanders at the points

trt;l Of the military commanders at the points
of arrival and destination.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE New York Tri-
6"ns'S Washington dispatch says, we are in-
Chsrlcston, the other from the interior Of
southwestern State-that the rebels are still
err -irtly cheerful and confident uf ultimate
victory The loss Of New Orleans they regard
as but temporary. They expect 10 lose Charles
ton, Mobile, and perhaps all The sca5oard;
but they declare thai they will retire into the
il Eterior, where they can never be Eubdued.
Information from re: cl sources uf an unu-
Eualiy Trustworthy character, indicates that
beaufegard discovered that at Coriuth he was
at the naercy OF Ha4leck, who uld make him
fight or delay battle 1t bis pleasure. Fully
per: naded Of :lis fact, and believing battl:
as inevitable. he retreated.
1t is doubtful whether The mission Of Major
S1one, Colonel Miller aEd Captain Gregg will
be successful, Tie ONT obsta-lc is the ua-
Willingness Of Ele authorities to give up Gen.
BrcEI:r, w;sbuut who's: ==less:. lnI rebels re-
f1Sr 10 make arg more eTc'1ap:e'. kn!tuck-
ian: hrrv insist tia: 1te eall bc as..d un':1 the
tSpsI..:irn Of the war. Il Is hl.d convincing;
titm any cccsi5cr:.' i:.ss si,ou:d pr:yil over
8 n:,'hrai dss:T' 10 :a:,g r:h:! plrficut II. =
ots7i: Nin,s to :l..n.. II l. understood their
S1;sssions have convinced s,fllc :uc1I'.rs OF
Tic cabinet that tl- right t:.iEs to do is to
IL send t:sbr a'i:etrs who speak OIL be-
l..i1 u. Il. lit E1isoll: T. il tac South, back to
! -ttsss'aa.a, wifi! their mission unfulllled
Uiher c:hinc. nliaist:r:, however, are Of g
oi.t rnt opinion, and tie question is still IN
| s.':il, d.
! Nj" leEE, June 1.-THE Philadelphia
! I''s:s' "rsn5: correspondent reports nlutinJ
I in Ire r-ntl nrms i. seen from balloon. The
nn!:ncrrs WIZ: North Cagoliailns. Eolley
| AIR 'o:ie; Sas t;rtd betWc::il them anil tht
}.,!ty attacking them, and finally the Nort1
! Ca1c:iti1ns brnEs; ans; t;"d. The letter is da
I, d h. 7ts. :nd refers 10 the lnutiuy rs two O.
I three davs hefcre
, 1862-06-12

fAEa4Nt4V9f AAC LII 4D3k.
SENATE.
Mr. LATHAM offered resolution that
Messrs Cannon and Hooper. claiming to be
Senators from the State Of Deseret be admit
ted to the floor Of the Senate Laid over.
Mr. POWELL introduced bill to provide
the means and mode for taking evidence in
tie support Of certain cases az g4inst the goT-
ernment~ Referred to the JudiciArv Conf
noit7ec.
Mr. WADE presented certain papers and
documents in support Of the claims Of Desc
ret for admission as State.
The bill in relation to the appointment Of
Geutenants to the marine corps WAS taken
up, and after discussion passed.
Mr.. HARRIS, from the Judiciary committee,
reported back the bill to establish provisional
governments in certain Gases, with the recon-
mr1 dat{on that it do pass.
The bill providing for 'ofty surgeons aud
100 assistant surgeons in addition to the vol
uhtre1 service was taken up.
Mr WILSON said there WAS great need Of
additional surgical aid in the army. He un-
dcrstnod that some Of the men wounded be-
eressed fer the first time until Saturday.
Dir. CLARK asked why numbers Of men IN
the hospitals were not discharged when they
were not fit for duty.
Mr. GRIMES said Congress passed an act
IL April for the appointment Of inspectors to
look after the hospitals, but these men had
no. all been appointed.
Mr.. WILSON said that during all the ses.
sion there had been complaints made from the
canps and hospitals. 4 large number of 1egi-
mental surgeons have been appointed aud
there we're larger number OF brigade surgeons
than hEiggsdcs, Jet The number Has Insufficient,
, 1862-06-12

MORTGAGE SALE Whereas,
nd ane. a md W jenny n III os:
i the rs; ra; 80. by ..e.1 certain dstei
dsrs,EIed lam ogden. al tas pfoasf;s hereIas i:
Ter = s o. s
*1:e1 Gats; snd 'ntsEess % The same foEows 9ns
fiGu semi interest said sum Of seventy
anaan, Tavat.s "a he sss s7 # anussy sHd J1iS
in each year fos each Of which said payments q nts
e. 6sr ait
allie hts office in Chicago and did IN aud By SID
@ ef
the time and In the ir sstt prcuI-sorJ notes.
ae e q
he saze bee cue. thsn q: the ELECTION OF the
enoaid ST orcs become and Be dae a5a pssao!e aas
thing IN the zere glye. for the same to the contrary
snd ,bst ID ,ha ca ,s should be f5r tae nnir
signed t. enter turo Rsd upon all and sicE1ar the
Efenzss II sag mo5ssge Dc ic:ned md 70 ssIi md
p 81 ae = psfs
M to esd ns 4 hs, Il 1n:
e % aad pscs of esid sae by Pub1icas:on IN sey day
AID Weiss sid inats.5ent Of interest, amo1nttas
to e sum cf Thousand four hun 're dollars that
Il 1z e 81
The same, w~s n9t paid Ehea the same bscsns dns
ess s6s ave eected sd o d. aei i.s d Tic
ent5 fve = rsand dollars, shall become and be due
:nd Rhe:ess there is now due and unpstd On SAID
morEaee sad P!1nc:ea. sum Of 5cVentYave tnoosaat
dollars AID said SUN 0. one thousand fout hundred
dollars ttat due thereon IS Interest On the
re OF interest amounting to tbe sun Of two thous
eni two hundred and n1y dG1lazs- which became due
81 ae r. az s 5sy ST. Aad
named sum. which .came due thereon on the hsss
Cay January. a. 1se2 being in the aggregate tho
Now. therefore public nolce is hereby given :a7t l.
the said William ugdeD, under and IN pursuance Of
the poEs1a Gqa p ,ys:os n said mort
al si11yswo 12} iIty three iss, SIT, a., 81
4Tnine es ssyensR III sspenty ia Que a. s:v.
seys91ynxs ~ :;sRi{ isn a,S@z;1 @
c1e {si. eeatysWo 81 eighty fh!ee So eigasg
81. e,gh1y sz) e:Ghtys1 go. e!sh;T 81
"a q cssso 81 s9esa 6es
bouni Jed en- he by C.rk ssrget On tie north
Schiller atsee On ~ TeS1 o. yM ~ On
ittn and hesween ea,d sUees a1s situate 1yt2g aad
being in tae city Of Chicago county Of Cook aud State
And hist ~f1l OF Monday. the " weas!.ns1 dsy Of
August ne1t tA1guss 1s5e> at ten ocioss IN the
9P aaa ~ ia q
ana sell the said premises In said desGroed
bling the premises above descaben and ~ hens
Seiftand Hs1,sta ! SIN. his vie, aaa Jancs s
Johns1en aud Jenny Jobust1n biz vile, their heirs
:nsan Se S:Sgst
said mo1tesGe wss tea for record IN the E=coticEa
Or Of sud Go9s County. o. the tsensI t.y q
Mo1fE ia commencing Il psze 8 x 80 5saE
| Chicago. June u, 1861, iei259ss ID
, 1862-06-12
KENTUCKY UHl0hISTs on BUCK
MER'S CASE,
The Louisville Tobacco Market,

LOUISVILLE, Jane 11.-Thc Journal aud
De..oerat earnestly protest against any ar
Tansement with the rebels whereby General
Buckner will be released.
The tobacco fair of the Kentucky Agricul-
tural Society was neld at Spratt Il Co.'S warc-
honsc to-dsy, and was great success. Some
Prices rule very high. ranging from SIS to s52
per 100 lbs. The best hhds. premium sold as
follows:
Manu- featuring Lsaf-1st premium hhds., $50 :;
ed do, s36; ID do, $50.
Cutting L<at-lst, $50; I'd, $40; Sd, seq.
Ladies' C}aw-1st, $5l:; I'd, $335.
, 1862-06-12

The London Tines is at its old t1;:|1= IN
the person Of its American >:orc.s-
pondcut, understood to be DR..
Charles 11ackay, if we may trus+
the version Of the Africa's news, given
elsewhere in our dispatches. Whatever
can be distorted to tho letrinlcnt Of the
United States in this war for the Onion,
whatever may be found as q bolster to the
Confederate cause that, "Our Own
whether it be L. L. D. Russell OF Mackay,
is Instructed to forward, for it cannot be
that the great journal allows itself to be
imposed upon. So the picture is held up
TO the English readers, of 10000 men in
3Ialleck's army ready to lay down their
arms at the Presidents Endorsement OF
Gen. Hunters proclamation, and the whole
South sl,ringing TO arms with fresh vigor
st the proclamation itself Tho Thnnderc1
Aas purpose to carry out and i: never for
gets it, and VIC are 10 expect no favorable
views Of the Union cause uuii its triumph
which happily in no wise rests with John
721,i1
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FrGin Gen. Mifcliell's Column.
BE ATTACKS TEE REBELS AZ
CHATTANOOGA.
And ConqueTs after a Two Days
Fight.
TIE LGrATI0N AFD ITS CHAR
ACTEHISTICS.

WEDNESDAY, 4p. m.-Judgc skianer, Pres
idcnt Of the Chicago Sanitary Commission,
has just received the following cheerful dis
patch:
"CAIEo, June 11-Gcn. Mitchell has won
another brilliant victory at Chattanooga. in
Southern Tennessee. The enemy has been
completely routed after two days Of hard
E,,14
, 1862-06-12
TIE RICHMOND PRESS uH THE
HARRIS DHBURG AFFAIR

HEAD 4U UAHr4is- Army in THE f1ELD,
Camp Lear Port Republic, Va, JUNE s-J L. II.
TO Hon. E. ". Stanton. Secretary Of Wa7:
The army lett Harrisonburg at O'Clock a.
H., aid al l;.lt I.;.t eight my advance engaged
the lt'',els abOu. seven lniies FROM that place,
ntar Cniou Church.
The enemy was very a6vlntae eous1y posted
il, he timber, having chnsen bis oEn position,
fcf1liiug Il smaller circle than onr Owl, and
with his troops formed m nzas%. 1t consisted,
I1:dt ti:,tedly, uf Jackson's cn7irc force. The
awttle began with heavy firing ut eleven
O'clock, aud listed with great obstinaey and
Violence until four O'Clock p. m. Sore skir~
nljshing and artillery firing continued from
tbat time till dark Our troops fought occl-
sional]y III the murdeEons fire Of greatly su-
perior numbers; the hottest Of the smail-arm
fire being on the lett wing, which was held By
S:aEls brigade, consisting Of i've regiments.
The bayonct ard canister shot were used
freely and with great effect by our men.
Tic loss on both sides is very great. Ours
is very heavy a11un, tlu officers.
4 full report OF those who distinguished
themselves viii be made without partiaiity I
dtsire to say that buth officers and men be-
hayed with splendid gaalantry, and that the
service Of the artillery was especially admira-
bic
We art encamncd Oh the field Of battle,
which tuaY lie rene Wcu at any moment.
(SigntG) J. e. FREMONT,
Afajos General Commanding.
, 1862-06-12

The dispatch VIC publish elsewhere bries.
Is announcing Gen. A1itchelrs success st
Chattanooga, Tenn, comes unsupported
BY any subsequent news, nevertheless the
source is one which entities it to credit
We publish it On the authority given, and
accompanying it wish such information as
will render the movement, it such has
taken place, ineligible. We're it another
General than Mitchell, We should less read
0y accept it, for some we have in the field
would have fallen diligently at work to
"FoRT1FE" at Huntsville, on the informa-
ton OF the gathering Of o rebel force at
Chattanooga. But that is not A1itchen's
, 1862-06-12

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Eienina Ne1es SAYS
"acctunss from Fort Scott, Kansas, state that
large rebel force, estimated as high as 100
nep, with twenty-five pieces OF artillery, is
approaching southwest Missouri from Fort
Suith, Arkansas, with the design Of attacking
Fcrt Scott. There is little doubt that the
II bells are assembling in the northeast corner
Of Arkansas, preparatory TO an irrEptiou into
Missouri. The Federal forces are in sufficient
str. ngth to meet and defeat them"
, 1862-06-12

- Where is the Monitor? We have not
heard word Of the little cheese-box since
the repulse in James River uutil yesterday,
when ayague paragraph in Philadelphia pa
per stated that the fleet Of which the Monitor
Is 4 part was ready to assist in taking Rich
mond as soon as General Mcclellan should
EaY the Word
, 1862-06-12

TLOUR BARREL HOOPS.
Il SLAVES and CIznLED HkAD1za on consignment
$4,000 Stavea best quality,
60Q0OD 3forclrs best Hoor4
Crc1ed Heading Ia any quantity 81 tor sa1e low by
nls1oF4SSW AAGlLL d LATllAA-
, 1862-06-12

Shot while Attempting to Steal Them
selves.
WASHINGTON, June 1l,-Three fugitive
slaves were shot 1t B1adensburg, while at
tempting to escape from party Of slave
catcherE.
Gen. Pierpont and BaiI1ie Peyton, of Ten
nts5ee, have arrived here,
, 1862-06-12
Chs Trihttme.


c#~ The able address Of Hon. Mr.. F.
IiSn':H on the Egyptian swindle,' will
he found on The third page OF this mornings
issue,
, 1862-06-12

E JEFF Davis Is still oyeraow;,c ~s;t,,
niety. With his traitorous hands red With
the blood Of his poor dupes, lie pens IN in-
pudent lie about the late battle before Rich
7nond, winding up With the following bless
ing: "Defenders Of L just cause, may God
have you in his holy keeping,
, 1862-06-12

kB 'en- DaFlss adjutant genera; pub
fishes general order directing tie drifting Of
every maze WHITE and '1a1atto In the South
capable of bearing arms, whether ther <,rc
substitutes OF not. Rather severe conscrin-
tion-much severer thAn Napoleon ever xcn.
-tured upnn.
, 1862-06-12

The Secession 1fn'es says that no Democrat
in ''good Standing will vote against the
Egyptian constitution. The SD regiment Of
Illinois volunteer infantry voted 56S against
and s Jor the Thing; tho 9TH cayalry 30
dgai'sst. L, for 1t; the 18th infantry $50 a3ains,
q for it, Arc there only &c Democrats in
<sgood standing' in those three regiments
, 1862-06-12

e Bead the official report Of Gen. Banks
of his retreat to Harper's Ferry, published Oh
the third page.
, 1862-06-12

g T Il 4 7 + D-Oa last Mou.t3y
~ morning Yr1!ns ar! Wl,itr N!eh r',w. .,1-:'r
years eld. Elite face and short tail a LIBERAL reward
will he Vaf for her turn to si9 Milwaukee" avenue.
T. :nf 1at!c t:aSn! IL tltE Et:nverE. It!st0it
, 1862-06-12

New YORK, June 1.-THE rebel steamer
Nashville WAS still at anchor at NASSAU June
tirtt.
, 1862-06-12

NTORTHERN ILLINOIS COAL
! = -AND IRON COMPANY. Of La Sale.
$. S. HAIES ESQ. the recent AGr!,t Of this Coira
a, having iuen appointed City Comptroller tile bust
ness Of SAID Con,rany hts been t:ens'S:r,d IT, myst
the liberal Patronage herttofor. GiSe thel and hope
laay make myself worthy OF cuHinatacc of IT,
s3InC uE friends a1 those whom hor.:
make such. that their orders for Illinois Coal will
he faithfully Hntt PROMPTLY iliied
Liabilities to and from the Company concerning
their Chicago business will hr stttie,. by thu. under
signed Docks f,ot Of LaSale st7ert North Di-
vision tjeI1-s1052wi s. B. WILLIAMS. Ageot
, 1862-06-12

IA HEREA5-NI7 wife, CIarisSa
~ <. A. Monroe, las lett r1y he'd ans. board with
out ust cause rr"vaca.;nr. All PERSONS .:"sy
forbid aEturin:. rs.st;n. her Ulr accuant rs
shall pay 10 debts Of h.'r eoat:ariin..
ittS siuiSt .JEpHTTAU MDSki}E
, 1862-06-12

g tl1l TO s5,o0o.-A partner
Qte}saFONI viii. tis amount il WAITED in s.f'
and .:gEy profit rblr HsarE act.in. l-.sSs already
-stt:i+'4 viii, ready customers. ATtisi.. st1pl,.
sold for c:ah References unsxeerssona Eiy'n .'d
IN frll, rert IL ROY III? chic Post Office sitting
ts. and place for Interview. will receive prompt nt
tentiun. iel9+i5,st:lct
, 1862-06-12

NCT1CE.-Ttc sale Of property
assigned 10 r.e. advertised u take place on the
I'LL. u: tl1s nlun. is postponed u.Iti! Sa,rlv next
u: ltl at the same tlte aid place. ASHER CAR
TER, Assignee Of T. Il. Garter. ;:t1.=:G.:.
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Steam Engine
AND PAGE SAW MILL
ALL COMPLETE, FOR SALE

A Steam Engine of the following Dimensions, ey-
stroke; Slide valves with Cast Iron bed plate
shear with force pump Governor. fly wheel, &c
complete with Copper and other pipes; boilers
81 inches each III diameter, double Hued, 8 feet
long, Of good material, lJuniatta lron) ~ wheel
Il feet in diameter. about 1909 lbs weight with
oil globes and all necessary locks and wreuchcs
aud extra shaft to attach 20 grist mili. The
engine has been used for running both grist and
saw mill successfully.
Saw MiIl-Pages best Patent-complete with
Ratchet Head blocks ? Circular saws. Strap and
all. necessary machinery for saving lumber
The above Engine and Saw mill can be seen az
GrahaInton. Clearfeld co Pa For particulars
please apply to the subscriber at Clearield Pa
June 2jth 1852 JAS B GRAHAM
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New HAVEN Conn. July. l2. 1862.

Mr.. EDITOR :-Haying heard that VIM.
Lightner of Glen Hope, had been accused OF
cowardice, at the battle Of Fair Oaks, [ would
just state that the charge is unjust. Mr.. l..
was as far in the advance any other man Of
the reglmcnt-he was wounded on the battle
field. and | assisted him in tying it up. l was
also wounded about the same time, and Mr..
L. aided me in binding up my wound. Our
company, D, 105th regiment, went into the
fight with 4C men, and held their position
until 26 Of them were killed and wounded
so. think. no cowardice is justly attributable
10 either the company, or 10 individuals be-
longing 10 it. I ours truly,
4 WOUNDED SOLDIER.
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vac Raligi2us santimant on .ha Rabe,1ion.


Mr.. EDuToR The following preamble and
resolutions were adopted by the Clearlield
Baptist Association at their late session in
CurwenSyie, which, as a sample of their feel
ing a religious body in regard to the pres
ent rebellion, il you please, you may give
publicity.-CLERK.
The members composing the Cearfeld Bap-
tist Association, OF Pennsy ylvania, at their an
nual meeting in Curwensvile. June 18th and
l4th, 1862, deem it incumbent on them as pat
riots, and not foreign to their sphere as a re-
ligious body, to give their public expression
of sentiment III reference TO the present stu
pendous crisis through which the nation is
passing.
Res0iUed, That we regard the war now waged
by the national Government, to put down the
unprovoked and wicked rebellion that has ris-
en- against il, aud to establish the reign Of or
der and law, as most righteous aud holy one,
sanctioned alike by God and by all rght-think-
ing men, involving our y'ry life a nation,
and everything precious depending on that
life, and related most intimately to the pro-
gress OF civilization throughout the earth.
Res0EUed, That we believe the institution Of
slavery, as political power, to have been the
principal cause Of this attempt to destroy the
Government, and that safe, solid, and lasting
peace cannot be expected short of its complete
overthrow.
Rcsoired, That we tender to the President
of the United States and his associates in the
Government, through our Representative in
Congress, Hon. John Patton, our hearty con-
fidence, sympathy, and support, with the as
surance Of our feryent pray ers that the same
Divine hand which has so manfestly guided
them in the past may lead them on to the full
and triumphant establishment OF the Union,
Justice, and liberty, over the whole country
and among all ranks and conditions of lis
people
Re8olged That copy of this preamble and
resolutions be sent to our Representative in
Congress, signed by the moderator and clerk
of this association. THOMAS VAN SCoYoC,
JAMES RoLLIN, Clerk. Moderator
We observe that the above preamble and
resolutions were presented to the President of
the United States, on July 18th, 1862, by Hon.
John Patton, of this Congressional District,
with few appropriate remarks.
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A DMINISTRAToR,s sALE.-There vi

"a
m be exposed to public sale on Saturday July;
26 1862, on the premises, the following described
.property situate in Beecaria township: Bounded
on the east by lands of :. K Hegarty on the.south
by lands of s. Curry. on the west by lands OF W.
r. Dickinson, and the no-th by the Maine
Company's lands. containing fifty acres with al
Iowance thirty five acres cleared, with double
log house and double log barn thereon erected
being the property of Lyman Miles, deceased
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, P. NJ Terms made
known on day of sal g. Il. HEGAhll
July 2, 1862. Adnlnlstrator
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THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH TO THE ARMY
President Lincoln has not the habit of being
prOlix in his public addresses. Short, sharp
and decisive is evidently his motto. Witness
his speech in Jersey City, on his return from
West Points 81 do not come to make or un-
make generals That all the public
wanted to know Just then, and they got the in
formation in few words. During his recent
visit to the Army of the Potomac he made an
other speech this time to the serried masses
OF armed men who had just come out of seven
days terrific combat. Dismounting from
his horse and mounting upon rail fence-a
most appropriate platform for Mr.. Lincoln
he addressed the army in these words:
Be of good cheer all iswell. The country
owes you inextiDguishabe debt for your
services. / am under immeasurable ooIlga-
tions to you. You have, like heroes, endu-
red, and fought, and conquered. Yes, l say
conquered for though apparently checked
once yon conquered afterwards and secured
the position of your choice. You shall be
strengthened and rewarded. God bless you
all.''
In the simple grandeur of this address the
President recalls ones memory of Napoleon's s
appeal to his army in Egypt; and we have no
doubt that Mr.. Lincoln felt quite as proud on
his rail fence as Napoleon did under the shad-
ow of the mighty pyramids, when he assured
his soldiers that forty centuries looked down
upon them. 1t is certain that since his re-
turn to Washington he Ieels both proud of
and satisfied with the Army of the Potomac
and the state of affairs on the peninsula. The
iusty cheers which greeted the laconic speech
as the President rode off must have startled
The enemy, who we're in hearing distance
N. Y. Herald.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

A County Convention of the friends and
supporters of the present National Admins
tration, is hereby called to meet at the Court
House in Clearield, on Thursday the Tth day
of August, at o'clock, P. NJ, to transact
,didates for office, and such other business as
properly belongs to the County Convention.
J. B. McENALLY
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Losr-A large sized brass door key. on Sat
urday or Sunday last. The person finding it
will be literally rewarded by leaving it at the
Journal office.
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EUST EIVED At - rese}
81 EiTTrEE'S r&a =

ap NAUGLE'S GESafs -
CHEAP JEWELRY STORE. s8 ESS>>ss2
GTahams Row, Cearfeld, Pa, fine assortment OF
WATCHES JEW ELRI, Sc, &c, to which we in
vite attention.
Gold and Silver hunting and open faced watch
es. to be had ut NAIGLES.
The American Lever of different qualities, can
be had at NAUGLE;S
Fine sctts of Jewelry, such Cameo Coral. La
va Jett Carbuncle, 9 arnett Opal, Florentiue No
sale, Gold Stone Mosaic, Porcelain paintings &c,
or single pieces at NAUGLE'S.
Plain gold Breastpins Ear drops, Hoop Ear rings,
chiidrcn's ear drops and rinSsat NAUGLE'S.
Gold seals, keys and pencils, gold pens and sill
yer holders at NAUGLE'S.
Gents breast pins, sleeve buttons, shirt studs fob
buckles and guard slides at NAUGLE'S.
\ fine assortment of gold finger rings of differ
ent styles and quality gold lockets, coral neckla-
ces, silver thimbles, spectacIes, watch guards and
all articles in his line on hand at NAUGLE'S
Just received fine assortment Of Fancy and
common Clocks, and Fancy TiIne-pieces, from %
to Is dollars at NAUGLE'S.
Old Gold and Silver win be taken in exchange
for goods at NAUGLE'S.
All goods warranted as represented, or the mo-
ney refunded at NAUGLE'S.
If you wish your watches put in good repair
and warranted take them to NAUGLE'S.
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To BRIDGE BUILDERs.-By reference to our
advertising column. it will be seen that the
Board of Directors of the Clearfield Bridge
Company invite sealed proposals for building
a bridge across Clearfield creek
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-07-23

We have received copy of s'Little Nell
lies, little paper, published at Penfeld, n
Y. Nellie is little girl of about twelve
years OF age-is editor and proprietor-a
does all the work on the little paper herself.
Price so cents a wear.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-07-23

PRIsoNERs.-The Richmond Enquirer has
published list of Union officers taken during
the recent engagements, among whom we find
Captain E. A. Irwin, First Lieutenant James
V. Welsh, and Second Lieutenant David G.
Dale, of the Bucktail regiment.