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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

"WAsHINGToN PESSsYLvANIA SOLDIERS Re
LIEF ASSOCIATION. This Association, hav-
inp ol,ened an Office al No. Washing ton
Buildings, corner OF 7th street and Pennsylva-
:.ia avenue, where will be found register OF
all Peunsy lvania soldiers in or around this
city in hospitals, invite the friends OF the
same to call, assuring them that all possible
aid will be extended in finding their sons.
Mr. Chas. l.. Wells, the Register, will be
found in the office. The Corresponding Sec
retary, Mr.. S. fodd Perley, will answer all
letters in regaid to sick and wounded Penn
d. .lyana soldiers, whether in or around this
city, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, or
New Haven. Address, care Box 84a, Wash
ington, ID. G. J. X. MooRHEAD, Prest.
J. VI. SULLIVAN, Sec'y.
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THE UNION NOW AND FOREVER!
READ READm READ -
A New Attraction in these Diggings
NEW AND CHEAP
ClOt h ing Store,

In the Mansion House. opposite the Clearfed
Co. Bank, (Mr. Shaws old stand,) Clearfeld,
Branch Of Rei=enstetM Bros l26 North Third
Street, Phiiaaeiphta, Pa.
The undersigned respectfully announce to the
inhabitants of Clearheld county and the public In
general. that they have opened at the above named
place the extensive and best selected stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
and Gentlemen's Furnishn ing G foods. that has ever
been exhibited in this borough, and which they
will sell % per cemt cheaper than clothing has
ecer beeM SoLd IN this part ofthe country.
Our stock embraces a full and complete assort-
ment of all garments generally worm made up of
good material and in the best style aud workman
ship. A general assortment of
Boys AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
furnishing goods. hats and caps, travelling bags.
trimed flannel and white shirts in short every
thing generally found in a we'll assorted store of
thi S kind. We also keep fine assortment of
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
such as pocket books, portmonies, pocket knives,
combs, brushes, watch chains and guards violin
and guitar strings, pistols, revolvers, gun caps,
speetacles and great many other fancy and use
full articles too numerous to inention all of which
they viii sell as well as the clothing
st the Lowest Cash Prices.
We invite every person in need of clothing or
of any of the above mentioned articles to favor
with a call and view goods and prices, and
we confident that give satisfaction so
that every person shall fe inclined to tell his
friends where good and cheap ing can be got.
We are constantly receiving accessions to our
stock from own manufacturing establishment
in Philadelphia, and shall always be supplied
with good variety of all articles in our line,
which shall suTpass in style, cut workmanship,
and cheapness those of any other simila estab,
lishnent in this part Of the State and by fair and
honest dealings, we hope to merit "A liberal share
of public patronage.
April 9, 62. REIzENSTEIN BROS & CO
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III for the relief of the Sick and Distressed /,
afflicted with Virulent and Chronic Diseases and
especially diseases of the Sexual Organs. Medi-
cal advice given gratis by the Acting surgeon
Valuable reports on Spermatorrhea Seminal
Weakness and other diseases of the Sexual Or
rans, and on the New Remedies employed in the
Dispensary, sent in sealed letter envelopes Tree
Dr. j. sKTLLIN HoUGHTON, Howard Associa-
ton No South Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa
July %. 1862.
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A Brooklyn paper says lady purchased an
article in Fulton street the other day, when
she received the following assortment as
change for a dollar bill: Ferry ticket, shln-
plaster, counterfeit penny, car ticket, three
cent hostage stamp, one cent postage stamp
and an ihe cream ticket
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

The Nashau Iron Company have just finish
cd for the Government test plate fifteen feet
long, forty inches wide, four and half inches
thick and weighing ten thousand ponnds.
This plate is considered ball proof, and will
put to test some Of the new pIojectiles which
have recently been invented.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

New BELL-The new bell for the Court
uouse reached this place last week 1t is
made of the regular bell-metal and has most
Snxce llent tone.
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THE RAFTsMAN's JOURNAL,

"A CONCERTED PLAN.-In noticing the recent
stcvtdore riots in Cincinnati, the Toledo Com
merciai says: There are positive evidences
that these riots were the result of concerted
movements, originating in New York, and in-
cited by emissares dispatched simultaneously
to the different cities. 1t is understood that
of four which left New York Tor this purpose.
on1 remained in this city, another went 10
Cincinnati by the Dayton and Michigan road +,
and another proc c.eded 10 Chicago. This VIII
account for the order and the time in which
the riots in the several cities occurred -
These riots were TO be moved TO passion by
the stories OF negroes monopolizing the labor
OF the free states, and thus by convulsion IN
the loyal North, paralize the power OF the
government, ruin its ability for self defence,
and of course thus aid the rebellion. 1t may
then be safely set down a rule. whenever a
newspaper is filled with reports of these mo-
nopolies of labor by the influx OF negroes,
that the object is to create riot and thus di-
vide the people of the loyal states. and seduce
them from their allegiance to and support OF
the Urion cause. Our. rebel adversaries are
ready for any work, however mean, to insure
your success, and the meaner the work, the
stronger the sympathy they receive from
their friends, the dough-face Democracy in
the loyal states.- Telegraph.
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The undersigned would respectfully inform the
Ladies of Clearfeld and vicinity that they have
received assortment Of Fashionable Millinery
foods, to which they invite their attention.
We also do all kinds of millinery work on short
notice in the latest style. and reasonable
terms. j. Il. MITCHELL.
May 81 1852. -pd.
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The CAMP MEETING.-By reference to the
advertisement for Camp Meeting near Mt.
Joy Church, it will be seen that it is to be
held on the 29th instead of the 18th of Au
gust, as first announced Unforeseen circum-
stances have rendered this change necessary.
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CAUTION My wife Catherine having left my
" bed and board without just cause or provo
cation. all persons are hereby cautioned against
harborng or trusting her on my account as VIII
not pay any debts contracted by her
EBEl,HAT KE0STERUS,
Covington tp., July %. 1862 pd
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MILITARY NOTICE.-The Captains of
lf1 the organized volunteer companies in Clear
field county are hereby ordered to make mmcdi-
ate returns to the Brigade Inspector. of the num-
Der of mem bers belonging TO their respective com
panies or ii broke up return them as such.
S. G PATCHIN,
GuJv 2 1862 Brigade Inspector.
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N This preparation made fIom the best Java
Coffee, is rccomme nded by physicians supe-
ror nutritious beverage for General Debility.
Dyspepsia and all bilious disorders Thousands
who have been compelled to abandon the u
coffee will use this without injurious effects One
can contains the strength Of two pounds Of ordiE
ary coffee. Price % cents.
koILoCk's LEvAIN--The puTest and best baking
powder known for making light, sweet and
tritious Bread and cakes Price ) cents.
Manufactured By NJ II kuLLoCK. Chemist.
corner of Broad and Chestnut Sts. Phil'a and sold
by all Druggists and Grocers Eeb. %, l562y
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TALL OATS Mr.. W ID. Shirley of Bradford
township, left at the Journal office, on Mon
day last, stalk of oats measuring feet
inches in length, and the head Is inches.
This is a tall stalk ard will be hard to beat.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

DIVINE SERvIcE.-Dr. Ltch will preach in
the Baptist Church this evening, at early can
die. lighting. Subject-''Signs of the times,
or the great tribulaton." The public are re-
aneSted to attend.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

. tbe Governor OF Ohio has issued orders to
ule ~, assessors TO have the enrolment made OF
ai me abIabodied men in the State, to be
sauy by tho 18th Of August. II there be
~, wv, enough volunteers by that time drafting
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

PERsoNAL.-During the past month we have
sent bills to such of our subscribers as owe
more than year. We desire to have all
the old accounts settled by the end of volume
S-the time mentioned in the bills sent We
hope our friends will respond promptly TO this
request-otherwise, will be compelled to
stop their papers and put the bills in proper
shape for collection.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Letter

a ADMINISTRA ATOR'S SALE.-rhere will
N be exposed to public sale on Saturday July,
26, 1862 on the premises, the following described
property, situate in Beccaria township bounded
on the east by lands of s Hegarty. on the. south
by lands of 5. Curry. on the west by lands of w
r. Dickinson, and on the no.th by the Maine
Company's lands. containing fifty acres with al
Iowance thirty-fye cleared, with double
log house and double log barn thereon erected,
being the property of Lyman Miles deceased
Sale to commence at o'clock, p Nj. Terms made
known on day of sal G. R.N HEGARTY,
July 2, 1862. Administrator.
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PREACHING.-By divine permission, Rev.
Lutheran Church in Clearfeld Borough, on
Sunday the 10th inst, at 3 O'Clock in the af-
,teruOon.
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OFPARTNERsHIP.

nership heretofore existing between J Boynton
<and VIM. A, Nevling has been dissolved by mutual
consent. The books will be left for two months
from this time in the hands of said Nevling, at
Smiths Mills, where all persons having unsettled
accounts are requested to call within that time and
settle. JON A BO1NION,
July 20 1852 81 WIN A. NEVLING.
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s. hecrutiDg is going on gIoriously In Micbi-
n en- III - expected that the whole new quota
,i' wv % ready to take the field in shorter
nv "' 'nan the first four regiments were made
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House BURNED.-Wc learn that the dwell
ing house Of Benz. Spackman, on his farm in
Lawrence township, was burned on Sunday
the 81 instant. 1t is supposed that the fire
originated from some sparks falling on the
root from the chmnoy-fre having been kim
died in il, to cook dinner, short time previ-
ous TO the occurrence. The house good
frame building, and was worth probably eight
hundred dollars. The house was occupied by
Daniel Welsh and large portion of his
household goods were burned also. The loss
is rrthcr serious one.
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DIRECTORS 6 TEACHERS.

SCHOOL DIRECTORS & TEACHERS
- The County Superintendent will erdeavOr to
meet Teachers Directors and Citizens at the places
and date named at 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
Beccara and Guclich September I'd and Sd, at
JanCsVille.
Chest Ferguson and Jordan, on 18th and 9TH at
Ansonvtlle.
Knox on 9th ut New Mllport
Bloom. Lumber-city and Penn, on tn md 9Th
at Pennville.
Burnside, Chest and Washington, on 10th and
lth, at New Washington,
Curwensville and Pike on 18th and 18th, at
Curwensyille.
Clearfeld Goshen and Lawrence on 18th and
10th AT Cearfed.
Bradford ON 18th and 18th, at Peters school
house.
Graham and Morris ON 18th and goth at Kyler-
town.
Covington and Karthaus on 24th and 2jth near
John Reiters.
Grard on 25th at Congress Hill
Brady on 29th and 30th at Luthersburg
Union on October 1st at Weltys.
Huston and Fox on Sd at Hickory Kingdom
Boggs on 9th at Alberts,
Decatur and Woodward on 9TH and Sth at Centre.
Bell, on the 10th, at Bower
July 30th, '62.-pd. JESSE BROOMALL, Co. 5.
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RANKING AND COLLECTION OFFICE
LEONARD. FINNEY g. CO.,


CLEARFIELD, CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PA.
Bills of Exchange Notes and Drafts Discounted
Deposits received Collections made, and proceeds
promptly remitted Exchange the Cities con-
stantly on hand Office. on Second street in the
room lately occupied by W a. Wallace Esd.
JAMES r. LEONARD. :.:r.:: D. A FISNEY.
wM A. WALLACE. /: +: A. c FlNNEY.
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N o. CROUCH, PHYsrcIAS, CurwsnsrilIe. CIrAr-
II. field county, Penn a. May Il.
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RELIGIurs.-The corner stone of the Bloom
ingville Lutheran Church will be laid on
Saturday the 10th August, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. Several ministers expected TO parti-
cipate in the ceremonies. The members OF
ncighboring congregations, and all well dis
posed persons are cordially invited to attend
Communion will be held on Sabbath, in the
School House near the ground.
d. D. RITTER, MOSES WISE,
A A. LoxG Building Com
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PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS CARDS.

Ii b. WOODS, Attorney at Law, Indiana Ps
IL. Professional business promptly sttendea 70
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r,us of Cars leaving Tyrone Station.

The fast line does not stop between Huntington
and Altoona The way train only runs between
those two points ENoCH LEWIS, Gen'l Supt
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XNTANTED.-A blacksmith, who can carry
Wv on a shop. A single man. who come
we'll recommended for sobriety and indu ustry
will be employed by the month. or the shop and
tools rented to him. The stand is one of the best
in Clearfeld county Apply or address
WM. c. IRWIN
July ,, 81 Burnside P o. CIearheld co.,Pa
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T J. GRAMS, Attorney-at Law and Real Estate
i 4. Agent, Clcarfeld, Pa Office adjoining his
residence, en,Second street May fs.
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L>LOuR-A good article Tor sale at the store of
H. Ljanl6l wM Z. IRWIN. Ciearfeld.
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NORRISDALE UOUSE.---Thc undcrsigB-
lEI ed having taken the Morrisdale House, sit
uate in the town of Morrisdale, Clearfeld county.
respectfully solcits share Of the public patron
age. No pains expense will be spared to rem
der guests comfortable. Charges moderate.
April ., '62 GEORGE RICHARDS
, 1862-03-25

Aae @ua3ef Guns Of CenterVtlle,
Some Of the New York and Philade]pbis
papers whose interest It is to keep on good
terms with military people, even at the ez-
pense Of truth, have denied that there were
any quaker guns" 1t Center1il1e, and would
have 1t stu appear that the rebel position was
impregnable. The Indianapolis .7ou,1,a, says
these papers "le''-
"For the logs Were seen and described, min.
utely, as to number, location and appeaiance.
by bur correspondent, Colonel Hudson, State
Agent, and his word won't be doubted by
anybody who knows him. It is foIly to af-
tempt to excuse McCle1lan's moyement. or
rather want Of movement by such stories.
Manassas and CenterVille were huge hunnbugs,
utterly unable to resist our army, and entirely
deserted long before our army knew It.
Something Of this General Mcclellan ought
to have known. We haFe not been
among those who have censured him, be-
csnse he may have known al that he should,
and let the rebels retreat for good reasons
which will appear in his future movements.
Appearances noW strongly indicate that he
! vas either uniformed Of what 1t was his duty
| to know, OF indisposed to do his duty out Of
regard to the rebels who would have been un.
| pleasantly affected by it. But these appear:
ances may be deceptive, and We shall wal
| the Development Of bis plan, if be has onE;
before joining in the chorus Of detractioa,
| and demand for his removal If he has nc
| plan, it won't be long till it is found out.''
, 1862-03-25

heen arrested and Is now In custodr. The
trouble to which the criminal Was put to ac-
comphsh his wretched task must have been
great hare said that the average depth Of
wafer aefo4s the Chesapeake waa seven and
the water In some spots is not more than Two
fathome deep. At one Of these shallow spots
the ruin Was accomplished. A wretch who IA
6ofs 80 diligently to injure the works of his
Government deserves but little sympathy.
Alag Of truce was sent out this morning on
the steaPer Rancocas. She was not met by
ans vessel from Norfolk, but By q small boat
from Craney Island. No exchange Of passen-
gers took place, the business being confined
son our part, to delivery Of several packapes off
lettera for the South. Flags Of trucc arc Ters
pr9spesiy Irs not 4 NJ frequent as In days Of gore,
stringent regulations to prevent anv ~ nexsna. a.
Pers or improper communications ffom reach.
ing the South. 'N@ ~'>'|N'
, 1862-03-25

MONDAY EVENING, March a, 1869.
PRoT1SIoNS-alEss PoRK-Quiet and nominal
sales, Saturday night, 800 brls citypstked mcss at
$10.75 900 br1s Prime Mess Pork, in three lots,
at $3.50. Bu1K MEATs--In fair demand and steady
Salee, 90. 900 lbs city-cured Hams, at 44c loose
4o,0o0 ns do At 41c packed; "a casks country-eut
Hams at 44c1 ID. 600 0s do At &c, loose; 27000 IN
city-cured Shoulders st 3kc, loose; 5000 pcs
counHycut Shoulders and Hams, at and &c,
looee; 10000 1bs smoked Hams at 5Hc, packed.
LAnD-Quiet. Sales, IS pkgs prime city kettle
rendered Leaf 1t SIC; 80 pkgs No. 1 Lard at eKc.
FLouR-ReceiEed, $50 bEls. Market more
active, but without material change in prices.
Bales, 30 hsls Central City, and 80 brls "Cen-
tral1a' choice white winter extra at $5; 100 brls
" Autocrat" fat hoop spring extra at Il: 800 br1s
good epring extra at $3.50; 800 brls fair spring
extra at $3.s5; 80 brls tsBrook's Mi11s' st e27o;
100 br1s low grade extra at $3.50; 100 bzls !" La-
crosse" at e8.s3H; 100 btls "Alenda1e" on PIT
HaEAF-Receiyed, 4,465 bu. Market more
active md drmer for No 2, but weaker for No 1.
Sales were: a5oo bu No Spring exc storage) at
79zc; 100 bn do (s1fc storage) at Ts1sc; $4,000 bn
do ac storage) at 7ac; 5000 bu do &c storage) at
T7*c; 1850 bu No Spring &c storage) at 7ac !;
7,ooo bu do &c storsge) at 73Ac; 500 hu do exc
storage) at 74kc.
toA1S-3AcGEIfeQr o,8oo Gu. m2f6HE 0uA 1uA
A@Kc lower. Sales, II, 900 bu Mixed &c storage)
1t 734c; 5000 bu do &c storage} at a34c; 1aoo bu
do l4c storage) at nc; 10000 bu do (od Mixed for
delivery between the 18th Of April and 18th 0
May, buyers option, at e9Hcf. o.
oATSReceived, 1878 bu. Market quiet. Sales
400 bags No 1t 20Hc on track.
RTE- Received. /. .ies 11. Market quiet. Sales,
E bss good At aac del.
BARLET-ReeeiyeA.;1 Lass bu. Market active
and firm. Sales, 10 bags prime at SOC; y bags at
&c; 10 bu good ut 4sc; 1,6D bu fats at Aoc-sn
on tz1ck.
H1GHWINEs- -Unsett3ea md lower. salss, 19s
bfls IN Lots 1t 1ae- Buyers 1t the c1oae offering
only 1sc. :
TIMOTHY sEED Qu1et and steady. Bales, 1oe
bsgs choice It 3l.3k; u bags prime At SIN; u
hegs tair 1t II. Is. -.
CEDvR SEED In good deuaad md hzn
Gaans. 4sbA9s good It 48.as-
B3AE8-1sa huahsls good mixed At 31as.
| TA11OW- % BIDS packers at 14c.
HIDES Du flint; 120l4c; Green Sailed, "a
t e4e: Green County sHo6Ke. -, '.@'-
BQT1kR-0ooA f1atn IN felr request 1t s0tet,
Ea9@l3 bsta fnaaat ~ ae1. :-~' -
, 1862-03-25

NEW YORK, March h24.-FLoUn-Afaxkct opel
Cd Sc better, but with only limited demand for
export aud home consumption. Market closed
brls, at IS 25@530 for super state; $54595.50 for
@5.T0 for common 10 medium extra western $50
Gl5.S for shlPpingbEands extra round hoop Ohio !;
&5.9596.75 for frade brands. Canadian flour more
eteady and N moderate demand, with sales OF 100
a Rrls At Is 456 90 for common t. to choiee extra
mea! in moderate request Sales Of SUI brls Bran
DIVINE at $3 17BG3-M.
WH1sKX-Continues unsettled Sales Of $50
bbls at 22E@23c, chiefly at the latter price
GRAlN--Wheat rather more steady with q mod
crate export inquiry. Sales ofs, 500 bu Milwaukee
| amber Jersey and Pennsylvania az sl,39, de1iy-
cred. !o0 bu winter red western at $l.37, and
2oo bu white western at $l;A: Rye heavy. Sales
| with sales of2, 100 bu Canada East at ssG9oc. We
| notice sales Of 400 bu Of barley malt at 81 %.
| Corn shade firmeE, with only moderate de-
! OF H,0oO bu at Soc for mixed western in store !;
| 60@6a4c for delivered; 6Sea5sc for new yellow
Jerser and southern oats in moderate request,
| doc.
Provisions. The pork market is very dull, and
Sis@1s 20 foF mess; slsa5@1s s for western, and
city prime mess; $i0G1o.75 for prime, Beef qniet
and nominally unchanged. saleaof 100 bEla at S.
la 50 for repaeked: $ls75iG14.5 80 for extra mess
Prime mess beef inactive al $20a21. Beef hama in
moderate ae1nand. Sales Of 500 brls very choice
western at $1T 50. Cut meats rule dull Sales Of
50 pkgs at 1905 for sestern, , and city should.
| quite firm. Sales Of COO boxes at 65ss fot
western rough Cumberland cnt middles; 6aec for
ed hogs dull and lower. Sales at 4Hc for western
51s@5ac for city Lard continues in 1air demand
and prices unchanged Sales 2.3o0 brls at 7141shc
Butter firm, with fair business at 91l3c for Ohio
| 169a2c for state. Cheese very firm at G@sc.
GROCERIES, Coffee rules easy, and prices nomi
! nally unchanged. Sugar-The1e is a little more
doing in raw to day but prices are without change
MONET Continues active at 64@7 2 cent fol
loans on CALI first class paper Is scarce and in de
nnana at 6@7 q cent, chiefly at the latter rate.
Sterling exchange dull and nominal at 1I0111H i
foa mefchants, and 111xD12 fo1 bankerss bills
AIsEican go5d IS In better request At X prem
ment stocks firm; U S g., 1881, S41s@s44; 7st
treasury notes par to Il . cent prem
Ma du r.; Clsye & Al; n ; scrip 66!a,
50; Erie So; MS 23k: PAc Mail 91X; Tol {
Wabash n, bonds 4I4: NIL g. r du 1st bond
s9K; Tenn e. 5sK; Mo Ga So; N ssH.
, 1862-03-25
The Situation Mt Fort Monroe-Our
st Monitors still Wa1ch2ng-Au
OHSHf.

Ccor (1sth inet.) Phi1adelphia Inquirer-l
The waters Of the Roads are as unruMed as
though they had never been swept By the hall
OF two iron monsters, nor engulphed brave
seaInen. It Is not improper to state, while
the Eyes OF thewhole North are upon the Mon
1tor, TINT her officers and crew are aware of
the responsibility resting upon them and that
the greatest vigilance is constantly exercised.
The round iron tower floats In such position
as to command the exit from Elizabeth river,
and from slender tube at one end If the
tfYankee Cheese Box'' Jet Of steam ISSUES
continually The crew pace the iron -clad deck,
almost on level with the surface Of the water,
and the glance Of the witch sweeps the shores
OF Virginia from the untpmantlc "Pig Point,
10 the rebel batteries at Craney Island
Waited this morning the wreck OF the
Cumberland. The mastS project about thirty
feet above the HRter, within rihe shot of New
port Newe.' The rigging IA not damaged, the
sstops" being complete. An American ensign
floats from the 1nastrheAd- Report says tha4
it .Ras placed there by command of General
Mansfield, and that It will remain ~ long u
the gales will permit the frame Of the resse
to hold together. OF the Congress nothing i
Visible but few dark beams projecting fex
feet shove the su1face, ard scattered over ss
area ~ 1arxe rs that originally occupied by tn
ftgste. The boats belonging 10 the vcssel
which were destroyed arc m tt beach 1t Neg
port News. They are eight In humber.
.Ine telegraph line. It has row been asce1
Gained by General Wool. WIS cut The perso
suspected OF having committed the sct ha