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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-19
MONDAYS NEWSY

A dispatch dated Nashville, Nov. 18th,
says thstPfrt Of Gen. Crittenden's corps,
nnder Gen. Matthews. md Gen. Woods
Division entered Lebanon, Tenn, on the
1oh. driving Morg.n's Rebel cavalry out.
They capt ured large amount Of -four, be-
con- wheat, boo IS and shoes, mules and some
prisoners. On the next morning, Morgan
made dash on Gen. Woods camp 8 IN les
from Lebanon, and captured so men. On
the morning OF the 9th, Workers. brigade
entered GaIlalin and fsnsodn cred. 500 Of
Morgah's men, capturing 20 Of them and
one piece Of artillery. All of MoLg. .n,seav-
airy joined Gen. Breckinridge at Murirees-
bOFo, and. it iss'suppOssd lefs with ghinD iDr
chattanooga, whittier large Rsbt force is
goiBgs s'sssas17-'.ss-a,1.s -z--ss1-s-a'a.i1'7ss
The Rebel Salt Works. near Wilmington
North Carolina. were entirely destroyed by
our sunboaL Elias" wi thOut loss on our
side. ql ~ 4u,f e+@ sir m-fi
Stonewall Jackson is eneamped seven
miles from Winchester, Va, AMI hlsq from
25 to 10000 men, and rumor says tina. he
intends to attack Cumbsrland, Md. ri
A young woman in Ilackensack, n. j.,
was on last Saturday outraged by a negro
named Anderson, who stole his employers
horse and escaped. and reiched New York.
lie has not since been heardsof 'etf''r9
Large quantities Of cotton is row sail to
be coming into Memphis. s,,. arus 5ae or
s The U. s. gunboat Sagamore lately cap
tured two English schooners loaded with
fsalt, powder, &c, for the rebels.
\. The U, ), gunboat Connecticut, which ar
rived on last Saturday from the Gull of Mex
ico reports that the entire coast Of Texas is
fin possession OF our troops. .'. ..'......
| Advices from New Orleans report that the
Expedition under Wei'zel met the ensmy at
; Labadevillc and defeated them niter a brisk
fight Upwards 200 Of the enemy we're
killed, wounded and prisoners. and one piece
of artillery captured. The rebels Were pur-
sued toward Berwick Bay, where Gov Moore
was supposed to be. Oar loss is IS killed
and "a wounded. ,..t.,, Z, ..,.,,..,
A Warrenton dispatch 10 the Star OF
the 18th, says: A rebel battery opened on
Gen Sturgis's division on Friday, while pass
, ing from Sulphrr Springs to Fayet'evle.-
After an artillery duel OF two hours the reb-
els we're driven off We had several horses
, killed, and five men wounlel Gen. Sturgis'
horse was struck by cannon ball ...,......,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-19

.g Mrs. L'nc07a Rovss, II the GRAND Aymy
Does Not: The Boston EveD'ug Gaar'te, OF
Saturday, the Oh, has the following impor-
tant ann uncemeni: taH fegy i"asulE. p.
Mrs Lincoln the iPresidpni's vie, and
suit consisting of Captain w. A. Murphy
and lady, u. s. A., Mrs j.. Il, CLARK, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, and Master Thomas Lin.
coin, have arrived in this city and taken
rooms at the Parker House. s. 7p.' a' -...
,rTThe Providence Post has a letter fiom
a distinguished officer at Hilton Head. which
states that the recent expedition to Pueoa-
ligo captured three colored soldiers, dressed
in the uniform and armed with the muskers
which they had received from Gen. Hunter.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-19

The Rebel Salt Works. near Wilmington
North Carolina. were entirely destroyed by
our gunboat Elias" wi thout loss on our
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-19

airy joined Gen. Breckinridge at Murirees-
bOF0, and. it iss'suppossd lets with him br
Chattanooga, whittier large Reba ioree is
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-19

Stonewall Jackson is eneamped seven
miles from Winchester, Va, AMI has from
25 to 10000 men, and rumor says tina. he
intends 10 attack Cumberland. Md. Ltnt
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-19

J WI 70 yaf'as 8r4sn sai ~ 91pllt
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
The March into Maryland.
prom the Petersburg Express, Sept. %. ]

The ezyvriBrI Aas rccordineiy 5ees made dsd ne ste
s hint, shotld bdn:sh from minds re ftcc not
Maryland disposed al present 10 mt her dsints r
the Soh. n she had been, her peope uron the arrear.
ance Of our army upon her SOIL would have risen ~
sgsss aud rushed by Of thousands into its ranks
we sbcak only Of the majority o tem for We doubt not
that there il very respectable minority who sympsthizo
warmly with the South. The Sac government, ntoreopv
Il a,ciey and intensely dercd 10 The Cnion ESQ calei)
and the press there with scarcely except s of Ina
samc character
Por these reasons think that General lee has very
Wisely Withdrawn his army from Maryland the co opera
ton Of whose people his plans and purposes was adis
ronsapIe for fhoy have failed respond 10
noole appeal Ia the desired way, aud he tieo,ses Of
Boo~sLtro ant Shc'Taurg, purchased tcih torrents Of
bI 3D. hars tssn rendered anrrlftbi, point
Of ciec They have, however decpened the impression
opon tho enemy OF the previous Lessons which We gave
him IA the art Of nghtng aud though they may oxuit ia
their crazy fashion, imaginary successes haralod
IN the lying dss patches OF Mcclellan and his trumpet
blowers the no oss lying correspondents ard eeors Of
the Lincoln journals, yet they will be willing enough
lot leo and his army alone this sdo Of the Potomac
W. ca~ MO pat matters % r,ehn IN virg.nia aud tvu
ow atai,n 70 P,erloln and the bikimor aaa 0aD
RAJ road. The 70 vii 5e disposed OF. and we
trust that portion our army wii bs Immediately SEA
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

70 work 10 DESTROY ss lat renter Vs con
1rpciion iaprai dts Every bridge, tunnel ani cuysrs
should bo forthwith demolishedevery onnaakment lev
esd every cut ed up. and every tie AM rail re-
moved from iarpers Ferry to Wheeling and Psrkcrss
burg Tho road has been of nothing bnt OWL %
mo stale since Il made and especially since
the commencement of tho Along It's whole limo ire
tat Of disoyaty and traason s to be ms moro
or less Yankee the entire region between It's track
and the Pennsylvania border from the Ohio 70 tho Po-
tomac.
The recrossng Of tho Potomac by ar forces docs noa
at all disturb rs. Under Tho crcumt aaces most
Jndicious movement, and in or degree preu-
dcial 10 nterosts, in military poiRl 0r
and except the iosses sustained he ssnganary bat
ties Maryland which u be deeply dspored But The
enemy suffered in this respect lar more that dd, aud
although this ia adequate consoa ion or snsaton
us the premises yet assures US thar ths biown
which we struck lost o. ther vor and efficacy by
tho brief change which made Of the sent OF war.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
Assassinatton I'm Westchcster County.
A coLoRED CLERGYMAN sHOr BY a cVLURED w0-

Yesterday morning, about ten O'clock the ct1ens of
the quiet town of wct Farms horriani ny hcfng
OF the sho ting Of sojpuruer In tn town rho ssss.
siua.ian took place the house OF Mr. M.ben, who
sided In place known Minkvie, near I'm avenue.
On proceeding to tho spot found ih,t the Rev.
james II Crookc colored, Of Now York. al been snot
through the head by Mary IL Hodges aso coofsd The
bali vent through tho hs't temple and cmined IN the
head. Drs Freeman ape Horton, who In at.
tendance being unable 10 extract II.
1t is alleged lime ago Crooke contrary The
rules u the church aud 10 society had criminal hitter.
course With the female In question: and that AZ the
he promised TO marry her. Alter duo tino child vas
born ami the mother wished the deceased 70 carry QUE
his promise Inse q doing this he lei Tho city and
went " reside IN West Farms. The womln, nndios no
would not do justice ID her. determined 10 take the law
Into her hands, and she acted a. above stated,
Constable Kcyssr arrested the woman and tos her 10
Justice Gnord VINO sent her 70 the Town Hill TO avas
tho result Of the woapdsd mans nurcs She sxpressA
10 regret tue act she had comnttcd but said sho
wouli do the game thing over again.
Ps--Slncc writing the above Crooke has died.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
THE REPORTS FROM FREDERICK.

I.a FRsDealoK, Nd, Scot. Is, 1867.
Tho reports nom the army state that all romaius quiet
along the river.
Nineteen aroed robel prisoners left Frederick to-day
for Virginia. by Harper's Ferry, aud eight more
started on foot for the Poir, cf Rocks. aH .
number of convsssc,nt rebel soldiers, discharged
fsoni the hospitals, viii be sent TO Baltimore tomorrow
Frederick is very quiet, and oil excitement has sub
sided. II III #pM 6r E* MHsffI 1
xbe friends Of dead and wounded soldiers continue
70 arrive here in large numbers and nnd mich difficulty
in procuring accommodations. The hotes can only fur
nish lodgings for limited number,
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
Another Account.
Telegram to the Petersburg Express, sept. %.

Telegram to the Petersburg Express, sspi. %.
RICHMOND, Sept 22 1862.
The UNITS OF the battle at sha!psburg msasro
and contradictory, but agree In reporting TO have been
The most bloody and dec contested engagement Of
the war.
The Confederate army though opposed by largely supe
rior numbers ssain illustrated their vaor AID nvinci
bty by successfully repeg ne repeated onse,s Of the
enemy.
officers arrived hero who state that they went
over the battle nsd thursday aud they hat tho
advantage remalncdn side ths enemy having faleu
hack.
The city papers this morning report, the authority o.
preyn9ers who arrived last night that General Lee
crossed the Potomac Friday, at Shephordstown.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
oar Cineinnasi corrsspomdcncs.

CiNtlNNATi, StpI. 20, ItbI.
Qsi<t at CsncinncH- Genera, HrioM Rsu kes ne CrdT
Ciasirs ne .So,a after FoW =. M--fhs ncto'es Non
Removed % x0upritls--TAe Eredss T ne Women
chiidrus--Ns;sn AJk D HID hAs City--0Gsboats N
the OAio--.vsss fyom Lsringtcn--kirby .smiA Tsrnd
Gle aymaa---Ths Reuu Of General WrioNs Mliayy
Laboys, dcs
Cincinnati has nearly resumed her normal condition
Of Comparative qpict, and except the half uniformed
sadicrs aud uuunnormed civilians about the streets
bsaring arms the new aud soisy army wagons, tho
ren,f Gcdgsd ccer whose horsemanshp betrsys grave
doubss ~ 70 whether be born cavalry officer or
tailor, We see few signs Of the presence of grim
var near ~ scrdsrs.
To-day 0sssrL wrirhs rCsssA hs h;s srdw ~
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
News from Fortress Monroe.
RxcuAN0E on PRIsOSK.s-- .NERAL PopE's OFF.
CESS COMING HONE.

FoRyHss MosRoR, Sept. %, 1852.
YsstsAcy Afternoon tbs Thomas swan arrived
with seventy rebel prisoners from New York, whicn
cased Inc Gag Of trrs boat canoncus 70 m'ne
aiatsly " Aikans Llnlhng. .#
The thomas swan aiso bad "a board sixty Union sol
ders, who had been absent from hsir regiments from
sickness ID os.sr causes, under arrest goug to wash
nston, d. g.
II s understood that all Of General Popc's officers
q. Rovnond s 10 come down the river next saturday
for exchange
nsg q ruco boat arrived this morains from Aiken's
LANDING but b. lugs ns news or payers.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
MELANCHOLY AccinKsr Ar Pasrr-A sad aif,r. inrov.

MELANCHOLY AccinEsr AT PASrr.-n sAa An,n. mrov-
~ ad ~ so ss2 hudson street on wednesday evening.
yeeassa il appeared. was attending party the above
li ~ g,tina out OF tho front window 10 the slawa8
hsmssth six y o. the party managed 70 tssccna
w the awpg safety on. aeoess.d nad .ae mho,sans
s,sssiy TINT hs di0i horty after ii conseqUencs. II
ost needless Ia ssy thai the sal acclasut ca0set =
san sltm H. fall Gpon tlls entire hoasshald, eAuses
nr,,.i up uf the social ga,serirs nnb changing Sr
sr,e rom ono ~ ssness and cstivity - THAI % gTss
and mourning Coroner Wiley held "a nqss nppn sfe
- accidental aAath.'s
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
NEWS FROM MCLELLAES ARMY.
10 Forward Movement Of the Union Forces
Opera ratlens or the Rebels on the ipper
Potomac DesirUcilsn Of the Track
and Bridges Of the Baiti.
moro and Ohio Railroad,
&C., &c., 60.
THE REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, sept 20, 1909
II evident that the rebels have not left the line Of
the Uprer Potomac, but njurousy operating op the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad between Hrpcrs Forry and
Cumberland. They recently, IL ia believed. destroyed
SONS Of the important bridges Of Mrtinsburg,
cludlng that over Black river. x4
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
The 1sial ef Gsn. NIcnxInssry.

W. AOuh, sept. 20, IB52.
The oourt martial appointed Cor the trial of Gem NO
Kipstry assembled ,his morning. In the absence
HAansy whs has besa ordcred 10 Washington, aai who
lsf fv the Last tns morning, Cen :. y. Graham
lected acting President. The charges and specific
werv called for NJ the gentleman 0aving them charge
could at once be iohd. After uscasscn Of prsiiin
lazy matters the aourned to meet ON FRIDAY.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
THE REPORTS FROM HARRISBURG.

Thore has been official Information ffon n,
army. Civilians arrive by every train from
fiarpcrs Ferry and williamsport. They al confirm
the news that no forward movement has yet
been made by our forces Tho rebels be distinctly
seen on the opposite de Of the river wismspor.
at Failing Waters. General Leo headquarters Areat the
latter place. 9N ~
iarge number OF she sick wounded brought hars
have been removed 70 Reading, Pa.
transportation FIR over thousand OF the Pennsyva
MIA militia returning bono has already boen furnished
Fifteen regiments sriive daily, and mmed.strly
rans ortsd over she different railroads 70 their
places Of destination
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
his troops south Of Munfesdsville Sfobably marching
eight or zen miles 70 his advance, =

~so~~
M L06RwlA, KY. Sept. ~, 1851
A~tieipstHs u % Attack yysm ~ FrsceMtso~d
- hsassys ef Osr 0snrsls-TAs womeH ard CAi dsss
Ordered OIL Eeoasmens in tas Csty--Brdg1 Demand
ne Ssrvsnddr ef ne Csy, &c., fc.
General Nelson this morning issued the following or
der, accompanying the with declaration that 10
al probability would become necessary 70 evasuate
the City:- Hf Hi
ylxApQuAnrERs, ARMY or KyyUcxy,
L0uisyIlIK, Sept. ~. 1862.
The women and children OF this cty viii prepare 70
leave the city without delay. - y
BY order Of General NELSON.
JEDwARp STACEY, A. AAG.
sPnIAL 0HDEns-NO. ~. .- NJ
HRADquA RrTs, ARMy o. KHUcixy
-. Loi mvr rR. Sept 22, 1882 I
l. The JeHersOnve ferry will be used exclusively FOR
military purposes Private ven ces viii not bo allowed
20 aboard OF the ferry without ecia permit
from these headquarters lerSons on foot will as
usual This order will 20 irto ect az twelve NJ u day.
}. EDWARD STACEY, AA. A. @.
Ihsrswith enclose sketch Of Louisville aud It's ~,
proaches 1t win sssst the reader in tracing the route
by which the rebels may follow In any attack they may
mako upon the city II win be observed that ganbpat
feet may operate IN conjunction with land force IN
tho defence Of the city, in the late rebel atack
Baton Rouge
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

INTERESTING FROM KENTUCKY.
stsss 4. ~ IN N tSs>>~~~~~~~-~~~~~~>>~
UE sSaRENDER or MuNFoRDsvlkLE.
--~~~~~->~~~-~~~~~-- s
The Circumstances Under which Il
Was Made.
i GAME OF MILITARY CHESS.
Z Supposed CSnsolidatien d Brass's and
Kirby Smiths Corps.
- ~>~~~~~~~~>-~~~>~-~~
STRENGTH OF THE REBELS.
PROCLAMATION OF GOVERNOR ROBINSON,
B a.s &e, 10, -
u GAME OF MILITARY CHESS.
OF THE REBELS.
PROCLAMATION OF GOVERNOR ROBINSON,

Loulsvu1s, Sept. 2S-htdnght'
The armies OF Buell. and ags left Lebanon, Tenn
Carthage. respectively the 2lst, Buell. following :
arc and Bragg the chord Of circle. Our army travee
81 and Bragg's 2oe mi,es Bell got into Northern n
tucky day ahead Of Bragg Notwithstanding tn M
nsnsc excsss of transportation over that OF hs
eEemy.
Colonel Wilder, Of the Seventeenth Indiana, has -.
rived having been exchanged with the rebels for one
lieutenant and twenty-six privates.
Ranors, creating some excitement, are aioas Of tho
Of Divisions Of Braggs army, but the d
soOiion OF purpose cannot be ascertained tonight.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
Fatal Ilaisroad Coiltsiom.

bhNNrHuhd' SSpt ~, lou<s
Tho morning ffeisht trah on the N.rthsrn Contral
Raiir nd ann tr,op tram coming North came NJ cll.
li.p ~ rasktoa ets,ion. Bth engines we're smashed,
shannon Horde, of the TIL 20 Nd Ubb regiment,
kli.d.. lpss regiment smong ~ 81 taken pfsiIes
Al nrpgrs Ferry and uarocJ. now ~ yssts for The
Western kosdQ< ~ eNNHM
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
Rmmor aa Anctlner IlrafY

PsLApHLpulA, Sept. %, 1867.
TNs Washington Star ssys.-For tser.your hours ,as'
has pesn currently stated that the President dssigas
once issuing ca for additional draft that will In
crease our army In this Aeid million We trust
tho ramor may prove true, though We are NOT able 70
cav 70.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
A COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA ZOUAvEs
- CAPTURED.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25, 1869.

- =" PRHApELPHIA, Sept. 70, ISbI.
letter from Corporal Cav, Of the Gymnars zoaavcs
n this city, Company b, rwcnty-third Pennsylyania
regiment reports the capture OF entire company wtn
three exceptions while special service the Virginia
utdH ef fpe Potomac
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

Information has been received from The Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs stating that the dincutss WIN me
Cliirs was IN Minnesota have been ayur'sa uus ~ "
fearful tho troubles with the SIOUX 10 tbs same sate nave
uy ,lst commenced and that they viii oe VI Iona con-
hna
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

The necessity oi evacuat.ng the city seems " rave
arisen about the time Of the publication Of the general
ORDER and before il. During the whole Of last MI n
artillery moving through the city, and the excite
ment among the military then ss great AZ II IL Ut
present among the citizens There il hurrypg 70 AID ro
the streets today he people Fastening 10 CT IS the
river before the hour which The boa,s are pr h,bed
ng private vehices. Already tho rebel sym
rahzerE display their lee!ngs and lear their sneers
aud cfoasings every corner.
The whole thing look uron as big scare, and think
that shall have evacuation. am nat suilcienty
posted 10 give ycu the movements OF dctAi e acis IN
tho case.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

history. Once m,re invoke you " arms Resist yor
enemies to the death and polsng yourselves unn the
right rely upon the God Of battles and the justice OF your
cause for success
Dons he CITY louisville shis aga day Of spssbcr.
le02. \. | '. m TN JAMks N. ROBINSON.
BY the Governor-D. @. WICxrrB Secretary OF state.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
TIE CONVENTION OF GOVERNORS.

Al iournmcnt 20 Waah'ngf- ~ he Adj
DRESS 10 the Prcstdrnt--A deserve of One
nonared 'rhousa nd Men Ia he OrEa-
nized--The Radicals IN Had III amor ae
Their Eatiure 40 Overthrow McCicI-
Ia .S.r
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

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Cabinet, Chair Making,
.sgzFA TE7p ~ ~ - - gc. n ypLvE . gJ

AHI4 EEDT = .EAELT 1t4f g ;
I Ohm GILICH, of the borough Of CleHriislu
~ Pa, will he prepared at all times TO attend to
to any business in the above line on short
notice, and in n workmaulike manner. His place
of business is at the old shop the north sido
Market street, Sd door east of Third ST., nearly
opposite the old jew store where he will keep
constantly on hand Il large assortment Of Ma
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Ware Of every description, which he viii dispose
ofOn as reasonable terms the snmo articles
can be had elsewhere in the county.
His stock Of Cabinet Ware now on hnnd con
sists in part ol-Dressiug and Commo Bureaus
Sofas, Sewing and Washing Stands Desks, and
Book Cusos, French and Field Post Bedstcads,
Dnlg, Breakfast, Centre, Card and Pier Ia.
bios, &C. Collins manufactured and delivered at
amy place desired
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the eighteenth year Of its existence, number
among its graduates, hundreds of the most sue
cesstu Merchants and Business Men ofour coun-
Ty,
THE OBJECI Of tho Institution is solely to afford
young men facilities for thorough preparation for
business.
IHE BRAyCHES TAUGHT arc Book -kccpiug, ns
applicable to the various departments Of trade -
PENNANsHIF, both plain and ornamental Con-
hRRCIAL Law, MATHEMATICS, NAvG ATiON, CIVIL
ENGINEERING, DRAWING, PHONOGRApHY, and Mop.
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Tue SYSTEM or INTRoDUCTIoy is peculirr: no
classes or set Lessons are made use Of but each
student Is taught individually, so that he may
commence at any time, and attend at whatever
hours are most convenient
CATALOGUES are issued annually after the 18th
OF April containing names of the students for the
year, and full particulars Of terms SC, and may
oeobtainod at any time boy addressing the Priuci-
pal,
II Extensive AcC0yuoDAT TIoy7, widespread
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Prnci. al, this institution oilers tactia. superior
to any other in the country, for young men wish
ing to prepare for business, and 20 obtain atthe
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ts-CRITTENDEE's 'sSoues Of Tgsatiscs on Book
KEEPING, now more widely circulated than any
other work on the subject are for sale at the Col
legc.
5. HODGES CRTTTENpEN.
Attorney at Law,
Phiadelphin, jan, p 1852 ly. PGWcPAL
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T8s-ab4e Timber Lands
OR s ALE.

THE fUbsoriber is authorized to make sale of
4 the following Timber Lands, which he will
sell on r"asOnable terms, viz:
One Tract containing 100 acres, in Deca-
tur township, known az the Logan Tract, located
about two miles from Clearfold creek.
One i'ractin Chest township, containing about
600 acres, known as the Tucker 7ruct located
one and a fourth miles from Chest creek.
Also, one undivided half part of the Moods G
EurreH Tract In Chest township
Also, the one undivided fourth part Of the Lw-
icl, Futon d' 90. Tract, in Bradford township.
together with three or four other tructs.
The above Land, are oil in Clearfcd county.
and are represented to be well timberci and of
easy access, and convenient to good navigablc
streams.
IT. Persons wishing 20 purchase such lands
would do we'll to apply soon, either personally or
10y letter to the subscriber in Clcarfeld borough.
WM. PORTER, AqsHa
May2l 1896.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-09-10
SAW-MILL,

-PAGE'S BEST PATENT--conplotc with
Ratchet II cad Blocks, Two Circular Saws Strap
and all necessary machinery for saving Lumber.
The above Engine and Saw-mill can be seen at
GrahamtOn, Clearfcld county.
Ias" For particulars, please apply to the pro
prietor, at ClearGeld, Pa.
JAS. b. GRAHAM.
June %, 1862