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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02

I'VE are authorized to announce RoDERr Me-
w HAFFY, Of Bell township, as candidate
for the Legislature in the district composed of the
countieso of ClearGeld, Elk, jefferson and Mexican,
subject to the rules Of the Democratic party.
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SAW-MILl,

PAGES BEST p PATENT--complete with
Ratchet Head Blocks, Two Circular Saws, Strap.
and all necessary machinery for saving Lumber.
The above Engine and Saw-mill can be seen at
Grahnmton, Clearfeld county.
zAs~ For particulars, please apply to the pro-
prietor, at Clearfeld, Pa.
JAS. b. GRAHAM.
June 25, 1862.
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fay' GES. SHIELDS, who had been nom.
mated as Maj. General. has been rejected
by the Senate. This was 10 be expected,
as he is an experienced soldier, and no Ab.
olitionist.
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vTHREsHING MACHINES.

UNHRESIING MACHIN ES.-The laiar
Il signed wish to inform the citizens of Cl.nr
field county, that they still continuo the manu-
facture Of Threshing Machines, at the Eol'nn..
Foundry, Of a superior quality, for on, tva. au,
four horses; also, the celebrated endlss chain o.
tread power for either one or two horses Ns.h
without shakers as may suit the purchaser. 81
would recommend the tread power pagti.u,a Fly
farmers who keep but two or three horses
machine and power, with shaker, can all b. D..
on a small barn hoor and rain or shine, ca
worked to good advantage by man lad
boys, thus saving in hands as well as in h9r,
and doing the work as well and as fast rs r .
men desire. Our four-horso power ma5'
with oyershot cylindcrs,arc certainly the res
made. We would give numerous csrtiGat
reliable farmers, Of both Centre and r. r,..
counties, as to the good satisfaction ,4ese
ching have given, but deem it unnecessary
machines warranted Orders by maj. viii
csyo prompt attention. A. HAUPT & -...
May 2S, 1862. Bellefon O., Tl
Peter Bloom of Ansonville, is an authorzg:
agent for the sale of machines.
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M are authorized to announce AARON c.
w TATE, Of Lawrence township, as a candi-
date for the Office Of Prothonotary &c, subject to
the rules Of the Democratic party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02
Steam Engine and Page Saw-MiII
all complete. for sale.

NTEAM ENGINE, Following dimensiOns -
- Cylinder 10 inches in diameter of bore, with
q feet stroke slide valves with cast iron bed
plates, or shear, with force pump, Governor and
fly wheel, &C., complete with copper and other
pipes; TWO BOILERS 81 inches in diameter,
double lued, l6 feet long, Of good material [Ju-
niata Iron,) fly wheel l2 feet in diameter, about
1900 ibs weight with oil globes, and all necessary
cocks md wrenches with extra shaft to attach
to Grist-Aiil The Engine has been used for
running both Grist and Saw-mill suecessfullY.
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Clothing. Notions.
Jointed Hoop Skirts, Shakers.
Musical Goods.
lll3JNILAA 4YlaOW9a

TIn-Ware, GIass-W0re, Drugs, lamps,
Buckets, Brooms, Tubs, Churns, Wall Paper,
Blinds, Umbrellas, Baskets, School Books, Var
nish Moss, Curled Hair Coach Trimming,
Spirit Turpentinc, Lnseed-Oil, Fish-Oil, Coal
Oil, Glass, &c, in fact little of everything
ally kept in n country store.
All of which will be sold on the most reagona-
BILE terms for Cash, or approved country pro-
dCce
Clearfsld, May 2S, 1852.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02

WE are authorized to announce DAVID +.
w ETLwELER, of Clearfeld, us q candidate
for the office of ProthOnatory, DC, subject
to the rules Of the Democratic party
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02

M are authorized to announce WM. p. CHAN.
w BERs Of the borough Of Curwensyille, as a
candidate FOR Prothonotary, &c, subject to the
rules of the Democratic party
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ar6 advertisements.
Treasurer's Sale.

Treasurers Sale
According to notice given on the 9th day of
June last, will hold an adjourned Tax Sale Mt
the court house in the Borough of Clearfeld on
Monday tie IAN day Of july, 1862,
for the purpo'e of dsposing of unseated lands for
which the taxes for 1860 6l have not been paid.
Inc sale viii commence at o'clock, p. ".
July 1859. JOS. SHAW. Treasurer
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lgOMMRGDMBg Epnwggg,

'THE undersigno !, having taken charge Of the
l. well'known Morrisdale House, at Morrisdale
Cearield county, respectfully solicits a share of
public patronage. No pains or expense Nill be
spared to render guests comfortable. Charges
to suit the times.
April, Q, lS62.-y. GEO. RICHARDS.
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M L are authorized to announce JOHS L. CTR
w TIE, of the borough CT Clearfcld, as n can
didnte for the office of Prothonotary, DC, subject
to the rules Of the Democratic party.
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i EiRGesslE ire,

DLACSMTTHING.-The subscriber having
I'D located in the borough of Lumber city, in
the shop formerly occupied by Mr. Grossly res
pectfully requests his old customers to gvs him n
call. Promptness and skill will be executed in
every instance, together with industry and atten-
ton to business, by whsch he hopes to receive
full share Of public patronage.
JAMES ANDERSON.
Lumber city, June Is, 1882,
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VEE are authorized to announce ELI BLOOM
w of Pike township, as candidate for the
office of Prothonotary, &c, subject to the rules OF
the Democratic party.
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Goods! GOOds!!

REED, WEAVER q, co.
A RE just now opening up large and srlen
n ~ assortment Of SEAS0NABLE GOODS
which ioy offer at Atexcsedingly low prices,
Fret come-hrtt served haJ "a 81.
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AND
A Larger Number of Performers

than any company eStant. The manager takes
pleasure IN announcing TO the public that they
are able TO cater for their amusement tlis season
Of 62 in superior manner. The ugons have
been newly painted and decorated, 50 rs TO pre-
sen: Rncat and elegant appearance. The harness
is all new. The Wardrobe is of the most costly
descriptions, manufactured from designs imported
fIOm Paris during the past winter. Tho Band
Wagon is triumph Of art the most beautiful
specimen of beauty and elegance that ever tray
eled. |, will enter town on the morning Of the
exhibition, seated in which viii be
BRITNER'S BRASS BAND.
drawn by line Of splendid horses, allowed by
the entire company in Grand Procession Among
the features Of this establishment is the
English Stccpie Chase,
introduced s.is saasoa for The first time in tray
cling arena. Ihi. scene is Of the mo ST exciting
description md mus be seen to be appreciated
Another great feature is the
Louaye Halt
illustrating with striking vydnoss, scenes in tho
present war, commencing with the march and
then the kait lin which all the horses will lie
down and sit up at the word Of cOmmand) giving
a correct idea of
A Night in McClellans Camp.
concluding with the Grand Charge The HORS-
ES AND PONIES are the best trained in the
business, foremost among which is the great
Talking Horse Washington,
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TIVE are authorized to announce the name of
. WV. S. BRADLEY, of Clcarfeld, as n cundi-
date for Register 4 Recorder sabject to
he rules Of the Democratic party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02

REGISTER & RECORDER.
I'VE are authorized to announce J, b. SHAW,
. of Lawrence township as n candidate for
Register Recorder, subject to the rules
( the Democratic party.
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PROTHONOTARY 40

PROTHONOTARY, &c.
w Z are authorized to announce JoHS L. Crr-
w TIE, of the borough If Clearfcld, as n can
didate for the office of Prothonotary, DC, subject
to the rules Of the Democratic party.
WE are authorized to announce ELI BLOOM
w Of Pike township, as candidate for the
Office of Prothonotary, &C., subject to the rules Of
the Democratic party.
M + are authorized to announce WM. p. CHAN.
w BERs Of the borough Of Curwensyille, as a
candidate FOR Prothonotary, &c, subject to the
rules of the Democratic party.
ME- are authorized to announce AARON c.
w TATE, of Lawrence township, as a candi-
date for the Office Of Prothonotary, &C. subject to
the rules of the Democratic party.
WE are authorized to announce DAVID f.
w ETLwEHER, of Clearleld, us q candidate
for the office of Prothonatory, DC, subject
to the rules Of the Democratic party
REGISTER & RECORDER.
WE are authorized to announce j. b. SHAW,
w of Lawrence township as a candidate for
Register Recorder subject to the rules
Of the Democratic party.
WV L are authorized to announce the name of
w WM. S. BRADLEY, Of Cloarield, as n cundi-
date for Register 4 Recorder, subject to
the rules of the Democratic party.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
VITE are authorized to announce AMOS READ,
w SEN, of Lawrence town ship, as n candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to the rules Of
the Democratic party.
WYE are authorized to announce SOLOMON
w HAMMERsCHLAUGH, ofDecatur township as
candidate for County Commissioner, subject to
the rules of the Democratic party.
WE are authorized to announce THOMAS
w DAUGHERTY, of Penn town ship. as a candi
date for County Commissioner subject to
the rules Of the Democratic party.
WE are authorized to announce WV RHH-
w Ri, Of Lawrence township, as candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to tfe
rules of the Democratic party.
WE are authorized to announce CONRAD BA-
w KER. OfKnox township, as 4 candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to the rules
of the Democratic party.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
we are outherzed to announce F. T. CoUr-
w RIBr, Of Covington township, as acandidate
for County Auditor, subject to the rules Of
the Democratic party.
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WE are authorized to announce CoSSAD BA-
w RER, OfKnoI township, as 4 candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to the rules
Of the Democratic party.
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pIED--0n the 2Sth inst, in Pike townstir
DAVID BLOOM, aged 45 years.
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LOuaye Halt ,
A Night in McClellan's Camp.
Dam Gardner,

me IeQplcS FarOrlte Ci0UR,
who will appear at each exhibition, assisted by
JOHN FOSTER,
The Gacat Union Clown.
The performers comprise the stars Of both hem
ispheres, among which may be found the names Of
Il. Eemmlngs, George Derlous,
II. MoresEe, S!gnor Parker
K. King, W. King,
The Great Unknown, Roman Brothers,
". Kicker. ". Green,
w. Hlll, l., Swan,
Mss Eliza Gardner, Madame Camille,
Little Minnie, Mast. L. Gardner.
AND THOSE THREE GREAT CLOWNS,
DAN GARDNER,
JOHN FOSTER,
and YOUNG DAN.
Look out for the Grand Procession Will ,x-
hibit in
CLEARFIELD,
On FidaH July IL, 1862.
Afternoon and Evening Doors open at ? and :.
Performance to commence half an hour later,
ADMISSION 25 cents.
At Philipsburg on Thursday, July 10.
At Luthersburg on Saturday, July T.,
and don't forget at Clearfeld, July ii ,62.
w. II. GARDNER, Agent.
c. WHITLEY,
r. BALL,
Adyertisers JuI,, o ,60
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COUNTY AUDITOR.
WY Z are outherized to announce F. T. CoUr-
w EIBT, Of Coyington township, as acandidate te
for County Auditor, subject to the rules Of
he Democratic party.
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I'VE are authorized to announce WV. L RsH-
w Ri, of Lawrence township, as candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to tfe
ules Of the Democratic party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02

WE are authorized to announce THOMAS
w DAUGHERTY, of Penn town ship. as a candi-
date for County Commissioner subject to
the rules Of the Democratic party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-07-02

WE are authorized to announce SOLOMON
w HAMMERsCHLAUGH, ofDecatur township, as
a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to
the rules of the Democratic party.
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Fancy Goods and Notions,

IN short, everything generally found in a we'll as
sorted store OF this kind. We also keep fine us
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Some have pr oposed a pub,ic. meeting 10 take
tie public danger into consideration and pro-
vide sg ainst It. i is no time Tor ''tsik'it ts
time for poyk, and the work is ready and welt
iug fer tie hs,cds Of men 20 do NC man Doubts
thst.sy every cons dera,ion Of y trsosisn End
we ought 70 defend the city Some seem to
think til at because New Orleans tell. 1obiIe
m uRs also fall L. does not follow, after Forts
Jackson and Ph lip ware passed, New CT!enna
WIS at the mercy OF tho naval power OF the
erem-. fnn III aissss!ppi Iivsr, deep anc u ite
enough 20 ea In navtes OF tee world,
washes he levee It New Orleans NO: 50
admirably nd -rted TO deiencs against mnri-
time attack Even IT he passes oris Morgan
and Gaines the enemy mas bt:il to encounter
oar best defences. " tn all the p sses clelr.
It Is only his light boats that cy,E ccns up /;
with ,hss passes clos; d he Garnet reach tae
city with n.s fl ,stiag baitsriea II hs cSm s
BY land we know how 20 raest bin A0 In .
v1ded people al 10 desperation bs
tie wrongs AID b, aniaroa Of G~ernsi enerny, 1,
and henird- srsa5tWoTks, even though
inefficiea tly arlet Hre form:tabs &C
the best troops iu the world Bot we
ars not lets 10 c@pe.d aaoTs Oh roIa-
LAT nsft.rg ana a1' impEo0lptu army. - are
Eos Lett 10 rely solely on snoi-fcns als pixies.
La. our people take courage frvm iEis assur-
anee, and Wa<n the alarm 81 uads. IL viii bs
buln nilE disgrace II every man and boy WAC
caa raiss qua, pige, or h'-iasef. does aot
rally TO the aproin ea re- devious ~ 80 al! In
h,s PoVef 70 rtss Z, 1T ga, and XIII IN inFa-
dsTs. II nlooi.e Is taAeu, ~e noW predict,
ag pa: the fred ctiJE on record. .aS4. IL Will
be the fault OF IS leopie Th' y can Seiend
it If they aaye but Ghif la fam ard courage
Get ready. ;hen, essrs III asss te w9eA assia 10
r Sht
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!, Editors If fks Cispsteh

4 4, me dsep,y interested Ia the defence Of
k..snapd. would man ion q circu instance
ks'.h eccurrea on Cape Fear ri yer some years
q, waleh I hsvs though, might possibly
sn idsa vi h regard to toe presexya.
y NJ orr Capital: A A "a occurred At Will
k"st,r, N. q, which Ignited large Qusu.
q, ettzr. This running dowa 70 Oaps Fear
,s sud floating over It's surface. threaten cd
! 81 yeleps syeYy sh,p ON IT In haxues. Tbs
kmslns ii these vessels left the river hastily,
avoid the imminent danger. Gould not the
srfsce Of James river b thus covered with
Es c,c,en;s Of thousands Of barrels Of tar,
mas frrreu tine, and resin In state of teni.
(sr. d poa --hieh n isht be thrown old boxSs,
.rels, lumber and shaatieg; pine fsgsois
su,h 'thsr -mousibles ~ would mnks
kr,s riv II TOO hot to hold the YaLkas YES.
n, s,her wooden or iron clad7
a SrESrrYpyR
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CORRESPONDENTS.
r;f,h North Carolina Regiment.
u.I,yAx, N. e., Nay lsth, 1863.

| u.rs 1f tAe d0sf*~
20 evidence here that the 2ih Resi:
We .-tn carolina state troops beh Sved
'h' trs,,apt liz aat suffered severely In the
-! s,s,i;.mshurg, on the 9Th inst. We
ts ., ,,sssa. that Lisot Snow,of Captain
.s sw ~ '.%sn.sd m. .s:;os ss.s nsS q. ct
sS.,s ,aa, several other friends shared
s''a,s fsse and yes The Richmond papers
t-s~u the siie hseat notice Of the feGi.
-. ~ earnte.ion with the nsht. We can.
"a. Zee. hurt At this neglect II u. as
sS srs 10 the re.e atoms OF the soldiers who
p. hs,s that the lie, Of casualsies should
2iivssys fuli oor Il iepce In our troops They
Ns,l,sc a eooy OF men - ever trod the
.'aaid IN keeping with the chayactsr
~ ~opie they DO not seek no.ortety, nor
.ss, re.sin camp fcliowers to haxon their
Wv. m.tutth,s is no reason why they saouid he
p, with app rentIy studied aesisct by any
(',.,ep oil ths Tirxtnis press QvAAKsY
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IHPoBfAHr MovEAIHr II AaxAx,As.
The Memphis lpp.sl, Of the TIN inst "A

From . gentleman who lsft Pocahontas ON
"Wednesday evening last, We have, iuteili.
gence Of ths moveaeat Of ths enemy In, n at
section Of Arkapsss, Of rather startling
character. On the 3lst ult., the advance OF
Gen. Stssls,a division, nader command OF
Col Onrlin, reached Pocah0ntas, whore they
were quartered upon the people Scf nins days.
awaiting the advance of The remainder OF ths
column.
TIE slvancs Srigads nsmbsr twenty. "
hnadvsd. Aaaaatsys - paaDs q as1llissy. and
ftWoco@pAnte9 81 c7yaigy Tho Whole dtvi.
s3cn WeS stated 10 o1s6baut nine thousand
eteoa q, which We seak1Ieod q the Rad from
1oevssss slAt1oa - 04aoovills, over one bunl
dred railes THIS order Of marching wss
forced upon fhsms owing % tie diaaculty Of
obtaining eappllee. n - 50 sss@5 > II
On the murninssof The 3ssh, ne aAvanes ~.
CelpeA mAJcASnG orders, aud on tha afta1nocu
~ 1eSstne day the cavalry Uoved soYVnro:
The nsxt dsy fhs tnfastSy SolloWoA. Thsiv
0eDtinnston W1p anrouaced 70 b. Litlle Rncs
Gu0 they vert 10 be.fni.os@a DS s-s os..s...< o.
Of the coiasan Z VAe &iiAsaaes from 2 2,eanoa-.
tAs 3, lAitsis Rock n enc hnndred ana sixty
mtles, and The roate = good one u being what
Il ca{Isd the military read. The Federal Of
1csJs vsg coaA Adsnt Of their ability - accom-.
petun thor 1objscL ana Wsnt ~ Tar - 20 40.
ssYt thas PAs5pst q Mlssoan, would bs 40.
potptsA @lilitisy 0ovsrner of Assaasas.
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~ r.iE AELaT vjEaG.lA REMEDY Asp
80 iitaiEUtS.--fETE9S' INFALLIisLn RE
&BDY foR 9oNsO SssHOsA AND ALI 2EtjRET
oisEEsES.-This great American remedy, CON
ninins - karc,rta Baisar,ic properties, exceis
sT.iytli2g ssretofors offered to the pubic ~ i.a
curative; restorative and rsnov atiug powsrs; -ac
lis pis'lIcai u orta astonishei VIXEN told ths
ITO Above rarcaoy vii! cure the above dissases ana
ooc1odnda3 whcl nay bare ccculsr deinor:.-a
sicas Of tia faets. Sut t;s prcssr:etor, who kas
s7o-i OF tho Esnlet. for twenty odd year, has
Ei,'rva Of case of % years stsniing to be re-
stored to perfect heath, and Ell otheV cases Of
~ ,rtcr duration to ps restored without y sirSla
sxcas st:cn, aaa tAersanre challenges any case Of
Gcaaorrhra witch tue rsos6y viii not cure Y1o
T'aefi as dyectsona carried OF: with prodsncs
So s4 aart tf sas pastentY aa3 any purehaGius
ntf 4 dnz.n h .ses s=,id u5ira sccnfdng,y, vi hia
- heT casc: he Sus,aa.ees psrtect eurs; aud IL
ouses of tasic.e, 91| furnish additional medicine
i!s5 q: ebsrsa. TO eomp.ate ias euss, ta7ough t.s
a;s,ss; sIc crfs .y,;. be sfsctea Without iccz.
S,.io-3cf 20 lia patient.
Eiaes, psr bottle - half doxeu bottles s13
sspFessaxe from 25 tss so cte.
Sod fy APfERson & DIrUY, No. col Eroso So,
s5la {. Z. S-REcKks, Main st, Druggists. As ents
l.r tie city Of Richmond Sold also. BY H. e.. a.
. 4. 2AsrOs, Norfolk, AND JHis. u. CAMPsAsI
s,ld W.L5nE ], WILLIAMS, por.eincu.h We,
~ lQ-6Ilh
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~ sf or AsrsAY.-A most dsplorasis sRatr
n. miis. 1ssaoor's n1tll, In this eouAty,
Ast. IN H oa tnis 0ty, on Saturday n01a !.
aW, Sea-. s.en JoAn Lahes and hts Il. hsr.
ts, o. - nAeom, loa tAslr lives. The
IN - . Evans had . ; aims. nj isv ~ xas1s
Lsnperia, tion st Q mill of which Lahee
sL Eysns Daring he Qaarssl bo.'
sa ald ..rnd ana 1lahss, b Lc,m seaxsd q
lived Sssh haex ~ Evase acrpss the back, ard
ass svsded " ~ h.I,iks htm on tie lesA. vhan
N IT, g. aLah.s's head Ss fns mn ~ ~ 1laSno41 S
.sUeI \ nsnds, when Evans sesssa It
-ess !i,sd .a,a Hiling him tpstanuy,-
sega iassas,a. a aal.s hoars aftsr bs WAS struck.
20, sa..s se,acie a,,l antfi be died. Lahss was
- y 4Ech a.. eA, and his sudden and SAD
stssaos sstxAsd 10 hin Siiss. 'iITs xSsss ~ ~
@sn6. ysssnssflly gave himSelf up .
sSeslS l6s.1 Uslsw.
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w. T. THa r DPLE OF CHES rEc
~ EtELD,-At ,hs earnest sclic:ta ,iun CT
many friends, announce myself Il chn,.jd ,tu
to represent IN" eonniy In he General AS
s.mblv OF Virginia We: hHl.s L
nv IL 22*
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Ths my was supplying itself by = piiisg-
Ing system Of forsgiug. The bacon aud corn
In the hands of the planters WAS ssix I'd, and
receipts 81 ven for the num ber Of pouncs nd
bushels Of zach. These dccum sntG IN every
instance accompanied by the promise that
the ownsrs would he PAD u Is rcuud
tor the first, and thirty five O. n,s bushel for
the latter, at tie expiration Of one ye r, on
condition they took the oath o. allegiance,
md rem ataed loyal to the Federal GO yer n
nent during that period. The person al effec ia
OF sGoh os we're ascert ed to be is, h- Don E.
fsdera9e army we1e ss.zsd ard confiseg e1
aad numerous .fr m Gus ousrages perpetra.ed
rpon thu propsriy OF Other cit = .us wi o were
kooWu 70 b Southern. Rights men.
Unless al sHort-is made to coun teY act this
movements The invaders will be abie 70 in q ,ct
serious injury upon the 6tate 1t sesms 10
a.. however, that en- all force might .rsveut
thts. and 30 hara.s TT scattered dstach mea to
o. ths enemy as 10 n aaiiy drive him bacx -
Should 1t no. he donei
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arHCsAx NOxAxAx.
II 9 AL
q kL +!

" :
s,ly nrcns The people, aDd TO preven: isr as ws
e'.n spseu.at.nn thersin. will In fature Sell nc
more Salt by tbs ios, brs viii sst sbi sss.sess
81 convenient points fer sss Distribution 20 ccc-
s'iniers only. Oar ahipmsuts sors fow veeks to
oe.rs thar the .Ccpfsderate aovernlns2s viii be
s9ry limiiss.. After that tine sc caI prevent
sufesipg 81 .east. II we eacslo: tpfn.ah ~ Sarp-
d.nt ssppiT.
Farmers esudlns sheiE wegoas sod s.ck: wiiias
Slowed iaoderste loads without dalay.
We Will not rs;aii ssit here. 20 60 by the cars.
We publish the aoova H. inform the pnblic. r.
saw onrscs7es 1yest deal Of corTe4pondef ce and
70 shvr psr soas the trouble and expense of acsn.
leg &c TAG Works on the ears ~ eh.Ain few scess
Of b:it. STUAkr, BUGE AHaH Ot.
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ELECTION CAKDS.

~ 'cIGeld, is Z Candidate ~ .isi he sea, in
the Leg1s1ni ure, u Sie vacant by the rss En0-
tion CT Ubar.es E Friend. my 16-a.*
M&, To TIE VUTrR UE HALLE K
Vf u IL now fscer Led thslt s.le eicct.oa oi
Sheriff will be ~ tGs paopi.. j Iegrst *.
ceediaeiy that 1t sill 10. bs Ia my power 40
Wait you in the county befors the da, Of eiac-
tion, as my opponents are doing, but am
Sure that 3 grateful people viii tLa full
juA tice is doy.e me II home, while ar abseni
endeavoring to dc.ve from the sol! of our
common country ruthless foe. Snould it Dc
and should It pie .ss God to spare my ,tfs 80
long, / shall be prepared TO enter nron lie
du dea Of the Office on the first day Of January
neKt-at which time tce term OF tie pressat
ST sriff Will expire. Ia couciusinn, lot re
neseech ell of my friends to tie csr.n,u IT, 70 TO
tbs polls on the day OF election.
Resp'y, yours, Jas. T. " EST.
KY I'D, d,swG W2Gw21*
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