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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05
4 siRrm IN TnE FAMILY.

Il 10 strange kou, uhile nps 1oul IS pass.
ing oat Of this world, another enters, oil
unconscious al the strange scenes OF eos
fa.son which Il 10 % witness, 81 the hand
60. hand coniiics ia which il is to be eneased.
For sashs time, various small preparations
Add siaas have given token Of a. expected
event a pair Of bright, dark syes have
grown ssfs asd thouxhtfuI, crochet aud
sriilasa satorsd doabls ssspAyr have hssn
thrown aside Tor tiny stripes Of cambric.
fns soft aAnnel and white siik aoso, The haas
Of which The delicate hasds Weave into
charming initations Of lessss and aavess.
Very ressuaiy saAli laiasy ~, snv sIsped.
10 the Hsscy folds Of transparent canopy.
which asIy halt esnseals oarsellosa friias
sad = p4ries,ly nsrsesloss quilt, (,hs woyk
Of Aunt Deborah, who once took . prise Il
% e1aihision.) has taken is place, tiuidly,
At The foot Of the imposing mahoeaay, evi-
dsn,iy ssaisisk - seesSAx1 fAis very
norsiae il hss tesnd one. . tias, rosy nor.
eel. - doas up N sofa vsrn wraDpisgs,
shaesves 80 ~ jass ees aelio&ss az
istle red nose, and the ssinkis os soasihine
Ike eyes. EVERYBODY saJs, hosesee, i :
"besssifat baby" a-d the delighted
papa astooishes sssall AeT sAor lsp rsae
The front dsof>belI for cod v;dtsals. y
giving hin Z qaaftsrs ipsssad 4 4 spGs -
usaai. W 81 . W Ss -&~s q = e As#x
The dark syss which bss lately aasAed -
nisshiesopsiy are aov elosed vsarily, cor.
tanned b. toss lashes, which lay sill a. ~
white s1eeh. Rsise1S have eu4esAsoAto1 1
the pruaa father u fall IL teadesuess aaj
1ssosioa; eAesisAed Aopss ne ssaihsa.--
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05

DIT vfETuB or A vRNDirtON KxPONAS TO Nm
II direcsed from the Once VI the Clerk Of the District
Court Of he United Safes for the Western Division
the DistrictO f Iowa, will offer for sale on
MONDAY, 3lss DAY OF MARCH. 1864,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock
and commencinE at the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. n. OF
said day in front the County Tressurers Once. III tbs
city Of Council Biu0, st public cutlery the highest
bidder for cash. the following Real Property heretofore
levied upon - he property Of John r. Baldwin, taken
Il the suit Of u. T. Dibbee Co., ps John II warner
and John T. Baldwin defendants, inptesded with B. b.
Pssrsm and Grenyills =. Dodge, to-vif:
Lot 10 in Block 10, in 3syliss First Addition. (Re-
corded % sDaylss' Addition Connect BtnNs city,
PottAwxttSmie County, Iowa. Also lot ~ block =,
lots Q in block H. lots IN block ~ let - ~
BLOCK %, lots In block g. lots in block ~,
lots d In block 81 oss - ~ in block 10 lots
in blech -, ssd lots IL in block 49, In Beers Sub
division 70 Council Bluffs City PoitawAttaie County.
Iowa.
r.ker the property Of John r Baldwin, to satisfy
an Execution IL favor Of II r. DihbIec q Co. = y,
4 u. =. H0xls, q. s, MsrsAsl.
p - - Bv q. r. WfEffANs, Deputy.
Council Blum Iowa, March LIST. 1891.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-05

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III 49,. . N - q
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49, IA 81 = r. Il. !! / ~ r.. l.! $50 ~
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49, ~ -. - ~ ~ Sn.s..' 80
ssees ssyl....s H.. - e.s.s-..z.. y - z
80 g ieek 49, ~ sssse.a 80 ~.
unsos = 49, - ss.osss 80 s..ss
eessssa $1,000, - 49, cs.1 s.ln1.s,s
- = !, = a -
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Ils psD.ess,o1 " - 1sasey g - =
asssete, s.ees cssssas.esees ne - psesees
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bsss ososkss ~ U -
The eoaeess.e q ~ 1ssN1v snss s's-
sosri, keotaeky, vrgta'a snd Iessesss:
sss 10 Be pessaseody selo eeeee fe0srai
autb0uys ssso smeup - Oessee Osas0
fsal'y susese4 " Separating see0ss'ses
frons ses qadresessesseeJ - ecs enoee 0s
Ieaess scslssaob Ieas6 O sae .ssssae1ee
which we ass esihng TIE s1enesoe q -
ysao<ss go Seses 70 . Sonose:
Sus Dospss TfArss axD mn ysDxaAL
eovgaxnExT.
~. ...,o..t.a .na .ndd.. eve.s. th.s
h..s issels crcvded s,eesd =. dsenlv r..
S.es;., - shey sorelv a.. ths iatayessa.
nsyhans n. dest;p;es II ~ border elsge.
kcd,.~ ara,~- -.as saea.a ~ seriosa a..
seXs;ss n ~ .esioeSo 'SecviS n M,ssouri.
K.n,.el !. Tson.sses. IA V,yx,sis. Thee
S,.... NE bsen veli nirh ecrrendered 20
the FEDERAL srm;ee vish,o - ssst twenty
days. The military ssshorisy.oi ,he United
Ssss,ss hss ,heen es,eudsd scye. stoxm,s snda
shs;r inh, hi,sn,s. however pvonpted. mast
.omri. ,h-mseIyss. iy,,s;sstblv % shas AM
,hor,,y. Wa do bat esprese Z conviction
80 g. .-..... ..-.o..-k..
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A.F Y aFAOeOsAR 80 = 80 ss
Ths undefsignsd---. whose post o6nce address d
- county Of ---s Hfate q psoposee to
sury The nsle " ne Vnited esstes fMn yply leo9
t Juae g, 49, d toase NJ b&tWe66 --.-
. q -. u1dee Ne neysstiseuepe ~ Ahe Nntzmas-
~ Genesal daleA New. ~ 1851, with ceierty Ger
ts-nay, ana security, !" for TIE annuAl sum Or --
oo,lsrs.
IAts srspssslis ssde sffA FIJI kssvas. 20 n iAe
6sssacs ~ fhs veuls. the 1eieAf ~ IA sstk 70 y
CARED as9e4 ptAfr p1rftca1GsSs reG9vsNcs teaAAs
rosie eN1ses1trs. 81 elso Nfzer es$3tf eSemn1
sftsH ~ ~ asUs Gn1 ja4fswestssS snacAs4 % SAs
sdveys tssMeNt.
Dated.
GUARANTEE
TIE undersigned. festaing u -- State Of -
undertaks tAse n Tho srespips bid tor c1rvying tho
mail On r0tte No. be accepted By tbs Pu0tmasser
esnerai the bidder shsil. prior 70 ths Let day o.
Aug ust 1859. enter into tAe required oSsaalpn,
contract 20 pefform ne setyice pfyp6Sed VIII sood
ant auGaclent suresies. GT
7Ass ses % sn6eysssndfss 6isei~eflv ne eAljes.
ness enS 6e6tfifies assuNe1 b. gesrenters Sn1er
fAe a7tA sfsftss ~ ~ set n CsaSsist IT. JstN
CERTIFICATE.
Ihs undersigned. postfhastes ct ----, state Of
hs ~ acquainted With tnt akove guar1ntuf1, ma
knows them 20 b men Of property, and able make
good their guarantees u yy aIs IN ~ I.
Datol.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

A Brave sotbieh.=We clip the follow ing
very aatter1og notice Of Lieut., d. + Brenncr
from the Lancaster Efpress. tio Is well
known 10 many persons In this county, teing
tho brother Of J q ijfenner OF Mofitduio.
A correspondent writing from fhe head
quarters Of the army Of tic Potomac, pays II
Just tribute 10 Lieut. Brennef, formerly Of
this city. He says ff had the honor 10 pass
through the recent terrible six days battle, un-
der Tie command OF Lieut.. H. +, Brenner,
formerly Of your city fbu will lie pleased
TO hear that his intrepid valor aud befoic con.
duet have ELECTED from the general Of the di-
vision, (Genefal Sykes) and all other officers,
the highest en6Ouintns aud procured for him
the distinguished staff appointment Oi Bfiga-
dier Quaftefinastcr, which, feel II prign-
lego 10 say, he honors more than the appoint.
ment can honor him.
az viii not pnftlcularize al length, but mere.
ly state that the Lieut., being IN command OF
q comparatively small body Of troops was So
lected because Of his we'll known antecedehts
20 conduct the most pei il0ns part Of the re-
treat, during which ho always succeeded In
defeating the enemy, though ~ disadvth.
tnee 0f three 10 one against him his cool
courage and firth, s6ldietly, commanding char.
actor invariably bringing his men out Of dilli-
cnlties, ff0in whitt lesssef mind and weak
or arm never could have extficsted them,
"His conduct hds sincD Deen the thetne OF
general conversation, ahd II Is universally con.
ceded that atnong his brother officers he Is
.cbiei among equals. The Lieut., howevef,
with Characteristic n1desty, SPEAKS lightly 0l
his actions | saw him mount bis horse This
morning ahd fid9 out ~ nbpfe ,ehti6tsly "a
tho hhmbies soldier ~ The army, while he was
The H6bsefved 0f all 0bsetTefsi"'
Lieut. Bfehbef has been IN The Ubited
States afhiy about twenty years, He was ah
orderly sergeant u Tesas ~ The time The IN
famous treason of Twiges surrendered that ~.
vision 6f The army 20 ihe rebels MI, Bfehi
Bef ike tho rest Of he gallant men 10 The
fahka, had not been Infected with ths treason
of their superior efiieef, and remained true q
tbe old flag, Our citizens will therefore fe
jgise 90 learn that he has met with that feeog
BiieB of bis patriotism and s9ldiafiy gaaliiiei
which true merit should but does not always
receive,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06
AnorHrR CAR roR rRoops.

The Secretary Of War has issued cali for
300 900 additional men, as will be seen by the
following paragraphs from an order issued on
the 4th day Of August
Ordered first that draft Of three hundred
thousand 1900 ,000) militia be immediately
called int9 the service of the United States
20 serve for nine months. unless sooner dis
charged.
Second, That II any State shall not by the
fifteenth Of August furnish its quota Of the
additional 800 900 volunteers authorized by
law, the deficiency Of volunteers IN that State
will also be mado up by special draft from
the militia,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06
lin \ y'S
RTOOD SIARCHER.

BLOOD SEA ikNJI1 II Ii.
In renewing Of my acquaintance with the many
friends Of my medicine 1 deem u proper 20 cau-
ton them aud the pubic, generally against tho
use of an article prepared and sold by man cali
Ing himself "deo. II koysrr Pittsbufy, Pa Who
has the impndonee TO call IL
LfNDsEY's IMPROVED BLOOD sEAKCllER,
and states th at Il l. made from my recipe. and ~
II to carry out regular game OF stop lbiei.
he tells The public that there is counterfeit in
the market 10 SEQ that his name IL over hecork
Of every bottle" &c. He also publishes the most
oxtrnyagant certificate headed "A Blind Man
Curodh-"A Bad Sore Leg Cured" &c. allowed
him 10 proceed in this way for nearly twelve
months, knowing that those who had either used
or sold my article would have nothing 70 do WIN
his but found there was number nnacquaint
ed with mine who were induced from the above
statements TO give his a trial The consequenoo
was disappointment TO thcin and Injury TO me a.
they would at once pronounce Lindseys bg'a
Soarchor humbug without knowing that ~"f
Only GENUINE BLOOD sBARCHER
which has proved itself to be invaluable IN the
cure Of
Serofula. Cancsrons formations, Cutaneous di'-
eases. Eryspelas, Bois Pimples on the facet
Sore eyes, scald Head. letter affections
Old aud stubborn Ulcers. Bheumauc
Disorders. Dyspepsia, Costiveness.
Jaundiee, salt Rheuui. Mercufa diseases ven
era debility, Liver complaint Loss Of appe-
tile. Low spirits Foul stomach. Female
complaints Together with oil other
disorders from an improper con
diidn Of the efeulatofy system. As general ION
~, is effects nfe most beniEbhnt' aud eahh"'
fail 20 benefit where used petseyerngV'
aud according 10 directions. .t..
Those desiring my genuine Blood -
must be careful 10 purchasing aseouh'efiest ~
ieihe Is like counterfeit money, v can be styius
at low prices which u sufficient inaueshaass
with some 20 ehdeavef 90 palm u IN lef gehpi1',
buy only from Respectable Deais's- ass
HEoOD sEARcuEH
prepared by ME aud fake N0 GVff. ,s.,,,a.
For sale by j, II, MeMpFfay, New MeshihEs'i I,s N
and II 4 Henderson 4 co,, beih,shsls Wv, ss tLs
good drug eists and stafekeePefs thfnuEneee' w
senat,y sssa p,ss ii LINDSEY, MD
s'"'s Heiiidaysbafg' ia q,
d, Il. 4 p. KinpeFls, wholesale ana 'V'
| agents cheTrytFes indiana goupsy sgeat
! July 80, 1892 iy
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06
CorRT SALE.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue Of
~ an order of the Orphans Court of Ciearfed
county the unders gned will expose to public sale
in the borough of New Washington. Monday
the Goth August. 1852. at 10 o'clock A. ~. the
following described real estate To- wit -
All that certain tract or piece Of land situate 10
tho said township of Burndide. bounded and de-
seribed as follows, to wit Beginning at post
corner on the southeast end of the John Back
house and John Chocsmau tract thence along tho
TO corner post, thence by residence Of John
Backhouso south ~ degrees cast 80 perchcs 70 =
post corner, thence by John NJ Quillian's purchase
south ~ degrees east 100 perchos 10 post corner
on the line of the said Backhouse tract. thence
north rs degrees west 81 perohes to the place of
beginning, containing 100 acres and allowance.
TEnNs OF SAtE.-Onc half In hand and the re-
mainder In one year 20 bo secured by bond aud
mortgage. SAMUEL sEBBTNG.
July 80, 1862 Admir- of John Young decd.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

A MAseubisB GoBfYA IN GaieAd6,=0 Sat
bfday evening last. several young theH Gf Obi,
cage we're bathing ~ Lake Michigan, when
some horses came down 10 drink, The young
men mounted several ~ them and had fine
ifeie, Presently one Of The animals became
frightened, and sol of with his rider at fuil
gailop, carrying him a. q beadlohg speed
through the streets 0f The city, No pefsaas
Of the citizens oi Chicago, who wereIanjoy
ing the twilight on the front stoaps and baieo-
nies, were startled out Of their propriaty and
eomposnre Al the spectacle oi horse, un sad,
dled aud unbrdled, ridden by a rider uneom,
parls0ned,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

So THEN.-A telegraphic dispatch received
at New York from Columbus, Ohio, states,
that
oThe Rev. DR.. Brooks of st. Louis, and
Rev. d. Hoyt of Louisville, were arrested at
the house OF the notorious rebel Judge Clark
OF Ohio. IL is reported that important papers
were found on them, duplicating Vallandig
ham,
This is nothing more than could reasonably
be expected. The course that that "smali
patriot band'' has pursued, ever since the
breaking out OF the war, would naturally lead
them into the rebel ranks. BreckiDridge
showed his true colors long ago, and Vallan-
digham is not far in the rear. Such are the
leaders of the so-calied ''Democratic party"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

3. a'sUhhAf. itii NAT fHyiS
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
5 u IN IN er G 90 d S !

Having putshassd our stock Of SUMMER Goods
In Philadelphia, fittsbnfe and baltimore on the
most favorable terms, exclusively for cash, We
new Invite 0uf friends aud The public 10 on eEz
animation Of our large stock and low prices We
VIII sell as cheap NJ retail as any house IN the
country
Oui stock consists Of Ladies dress goods ih great
variety, such as silks, apaeas mefiH0s, debages
ghgbaihs, ealie0s, lawns bafeges ribbons belts,
hosiery, gloves, white goods, iaees, edgings fancy
notions peffumefy, Ae, brown and bleaehad do
hiesllg Irish linen Heets and shoes, large
stock uentlemea's wear, such as cloths, eassi
meres satinets, tweads and Vestings hats caps
hardware aud cutlery, uf9eerias, FISH salt,
plows sole leather, iron, nails, steel, glass, SO,
We hope by strict attention 10 business and low
prices 10 receive a liberal patronage, Let all
come and exam ine our stock and prices,
Highest market price paid Tor all Kinds Of
lumber, MeMuHhAY a IRWIN
burnside, olearfeid CO., Pa, Aug O. 1859
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

The phiadelphit Lfdgtr says awe arc
efathgd 60 learn that The near approach OF
use q much ffeef supply Of silver clabee.
Yesterday and the day before, We understand
there was more specie ia circulation tliHn for
fortnight previous The stamps viii soon be
10 gse, Wien tle change difficulty will 40
doubt cease. A. tic small silver eoius are
dealt h only by weight, they are worth little,
II any more, than the Government notes, aud
as the difference daily lessons they will more
aud more como Into circulation"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

n iDiIoh'N NOlttE.--NOteois Is hereby
~ given, TO the heirs and legal representa-
tvos OF Richard Curry, dec d. that the under
court Of OlearHod county 10 make distribution Of
the balance IN the hands Of the Administrator
~ thdse entitled 10 receive it 1 will attend TO
COlb0fn, on Tuesday August 2Bth, aud all inter.
ested will attend on that day or be forever de.
bate1 A. PATTERSON,
Aug O. 1863 Auditor
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

aAs6fhbh i'=The last 6ieas-
ned Rspybiitaa contains a bitter editorial
against Pafs6h Brownies, denoHaeibe hin ss
sb aAbeiitienisp and Hbamtpe," Andy
Jshhseh mas denounced IN somewhat similar
manner ~ The Bfeetiatides vsiisBdiebsm
press when he declared himself sh aheeBdi
,ishai Uhiehistj aud 80 vii be every eihef
E6alhsfa'msh who asserts that the BsfmsBehey
sf the United States Government is superior
20, and Of mere value than the institution Of
slavery II epf Bsghbefs across The way con
tiaas their dsBaneistieBs u thsss men, they
need not be surprised II nAb9iitiebists," sss
eefdiag 10 their own showing, become plenty
sftsr while,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

TnFArY wrn isDtAss.--fhe treaty with the
OUawas Of Kansas Is officially proclaimed,
indian tfibe is 10 terminate ut the expiratlon
6f five years, aud all of them be deemed nnd
declared fail citizens Of the United Stntes.
Ample provisions viii bo made for theif i'm.
pfOvefneut IN al that pt0clnims 10 civilized
lie, and as faf as possible Tor the settlement
Of tbeif reservation by industrious Whites.
The lands 10 be sold TO actual settlers at not
less INNS 20 per nero.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

TREASON ~ EHBRF0,=We heard Of a man,
few days since, who declared that, if he was
drafted, he would refuse 10 go TO war,
We heard Of another who asserted that he
would resist the payment Of the National tax
We also heard il intimated that leagues
were in process of formation, having both OF
these objects in view
The Government has at all times, but es-
peeially when, like at present. il is attacked
by Rebels, claim upon the personal services
to tax his property to raise means for carry
ing on the war. The man who will deliber-
ately resist either, is repudiating his obliga-
tions to the Government, and to all intents
and purposes is in rebellion against its au-
thorities.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

smdutAH EVEsF,=0h Saturday last, in
Bald Eagle, Mrs, Polly Wilson, died 10 all ap-
pearanees, Her coffin and shrond were or
derad, and the necessary arrangements for
bar funeral we're made, Strange 10 say she
revived, and 10 doing we'll, She has been sick
for some months, Her ago is about rs years
~ BeHeJonfe Press
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

A fiUnBt0 ExPtoDtD fine Ohafnbefsbnrg
Tihss says, "mdch grain IL left standing for
lack Of harvest hands," The sane paper
stated few weeks shee that theit neiglb0f.
hood was swafhrihe with nnieeefs aud work
Ing f0t mneh lees than white mb0t could be
obtained, ~ consequence Of wbieh white la
b6fefs we're tlifUWh Oht 0f btnplOytheht," &C.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

Fofbeafahee 10 traitors is cruelty 10 loyal
men Daf government viii be unjust 10 ~
self ana iaithless ~ its high trust, " il shall
isil ~ employ shd improve all means ~ its
and uHsbafnR i6Bst
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. CLEAR

CTATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. CLEAR
- FIELD COUNTY, SS.-TD the mbtter Of tho
~ appraisement Of the estate Of John
G%ns a"1 lalI Of d..S Gusa.d0 'G"p'np CTSfr
ley. clerk of the orphans court of the said county
of Clearfeld, do hereby certify that at orphans
court held at Clcarfeld. the 18th day of June A.
ID. 1862, before the Honorable the Judges of the
said court, on motion the appraisemont was ap-
proved M and notice to all persons in interest
to come into court on the FIRST day Of next term,
and shew why the said aPpraismc shall
not be approved absolutely. TO be given by publ
cation in newspaper published in Cearfeld
county, for three successive weeks
In testimony whereof have hcreunto set n
hand and ail xed the seal of said court. at Clear
field the 18th day of July A ID. 1862.
July 80. 1852. JAMES WRIGIEY Clerk
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

Little Cambria has her quota Of two com
psniss nearly ready fer the field, One was
snpeeied 10 leave for Harrisburg on Friday
last, and sixty names were on tho muster roll
Of the other This makes nearly 1000 men
furnished BY Cambria county since the break
ing out vi tho war,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

70 insure attention, the CASH must aoeompa-
ny notices, as follows All Cautions with 81 =,
strays, 81 Auditors noti9ea, 8l,b0; Admins.
all ether transient Notices az the same rates
Oher advertisements at 8i per aqaare for or leas
inse tons Twelve lines lor less count q square
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

The Mobile Afpstfissy states that General
BfeeEidfdge has command 6fthetfg9ps 90 The
opposite side 9i The river, ~ Monroe, La,s aud
u marching % capture the Yankee batteries
over there, and prevent supplies reaching The
Yankee feet,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06
rwEEpLEpEE AVID TwEEpLEpUM

Below we give an extract from the Richmond
Inquirer, and another from the Clearfeid Re
publican, on the financial condition OF the
United States Government. We do not pre-
tend to say that these editors feel and think
exactly alike; but, as their articles express
the same ideas, il looks very much as ii they
we're "hlowing through the same quill" Per
haps, satisfactory solution may be found in
the fact that the paragraph appeared in the
Republican just five days after the one in the
Inquirer. Here are the extracts, side by side I;
Fyom hs RtehD,oad Hlghi-l From heCiearfeLa Re
tst Of JiIg 25th. pNbftrdR. JHty 3Oh.
The depreciation of north "The shipment of
ern paper money continues specie to Europe du-
and increases sales OF gold ring the third week
were made at the Stock In Jnlv vss S1 GAG .
Board in Baltin ore nNIOn- lnoh s,.;..a. ai Tzn
day ,at 20 per cent premium 80; 80; asai"oD ~,
closing at I'll asked 20 bid uuiihs the :.
Al New Ybtk market large last year. The total
sales were made at 20 per shipment since the
cent The sales at the First first Of January last is
Board, N York, were made $50 900 600 against
at Ilgi y. states sixes 81 S6, 400 900 for the
=, s91; totelgh reg f ,g same time last year.
ago at t30atBl which islG0ld Is worth ZU per
sl q - per cent above the eIeehtwhile the Hoyern-
par value. Perhaps The me1tfesHt tshHet efteR
mast sis6i6gaHt feature il bHfks are discounted
the above figures is that y per cent Whieh Whe4
States 6s should be below properly uhdetstoUd
mar, Nat many weeks aR6 means that y6n can
tbsv eaiB,6aBded a hand buys 5BW8ftt Of green
s66ye HfeMiHW Nav f6ey backs WithS 100 If gold
Fsle ibWeF than even lin. This shows deBfeeii
calais Rafef Nancy aitb6 alton 6f nearly one
tbat fsIes % fef 8eBi ba6F fourth, aHd it Is a6
ts faee fbay have last yet 6He year since this
egpf3sVfsiH tba future ahiz sound paper eaffeh.
ity % honesty 0f their G0Vs ey was ihatsafatea
efhmeht ahd they say 80 This is more sud
y that mode ~ which . den and rapid decline
tsasSs thess gg!tt;aihly than occurred Hhdel
Bsaas his 80 Hae Nv the old GeRtineBa
eeRis W - y" '''''''S "'' system"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

siE hundred loyal residents Of Arkansas
followed Gen, Curtis 90 his way through The
gwen them - form the first regiment ef Ar
Kansas volunteers, This will be done al once
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-06

The Hon, John A, KsssoB, First Assistant
Postmaster General, having been nominated
for Congress by The Republicans of tho Fifth
District N0wa,) has iendsfed his resignation
as First Assistant Postmaster General.