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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-12
Japan TEA.

APAN lea.
Extra Pine Imperial;
:, fuanE Hysoni
Oolong.
Parties In want Of choice Teas will 0pd them -
kOBEkTSoN + AcQUERN's.
ss'iS. a Main street.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

10 Solomon H. Fouts, and Mrs Solomon III Fouts
wife Of solomon II. Fouts:
You and each Of you, hereby notified that there
p nov on e IN tho ONCE Of the Clerk or the Ds.rict
Court Of Lee County, lows, At Keokuk petition OF
Hiram bavney, claiming OF you, Solomon H. Fouss,
the Of four hundred and with 10 Der
cent interest per annum payable annually mcncy
aas s1 $50 monxages made BY you 70 Charles N asoa
eh 4. d. 1850; also claiming against each o. you TIE
foreclosure Of said morxasc the same being upon The
northeast quarter OF northwest quarter Of section %
Tor tbs purchase money; and further sskng for al
Of ssid premises and general reet;- nd untess WOW
appear aud said petition on or before mon a.
the second day Of the Of said Court to com
menee at Keoknk, on the frst Monday Of September.
A. y. 1862. default viii be 0ntcrsd against YOU ana
Judgment rendered. thereon prayed for in petit
ton NOBLE Il STRONG
nAylO-dlm Attorneys Tor pnfrtiH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-12

Philadelphia. Nav 10.

c1Pt11Hs 1xaJ ~.
The iron-clad steamer Ironsides was
successfully launched at l0a o'clock this
morning.
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: w. JOHNSTON,
UN'D En- TaKER,

On east Gide Of Third street. Johnson, Keokut
lows. Orders promptly ate nded TO, day or night
MAYl0-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-12

II will be seen that very large and
important command is given to Gen.
Blunt II is believed that he will give
particular attention to the Indian coun-
try, restore the loyal indiana, and blot
out every trace Of rebellion In that Ter
ritory. Gen. Sturgis refused to do this,
and delayed obeying the order issued by
the War Department. The interests Of
Kansas and the country demand the
.scleaning out" Of that vast domain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-12

up on the 6rst transport from below.
The following tslegraphic dispatches
appear in the Ava1anche:
Richmond, May s.
Authentic information from New Or
leans by telegraph received here states
that the troops At Fort Jackson had mu-
tinted and spiked some guns, when Gen.
Duncan surrendered. The gunboat Lou
isiana was At Fort St. Phillip, unmanags-
able. She received broadside 1t thirty
feet without injury, and then was blown
up by Commander Mcintosh, Who had his
arm and leg blowRgpf. About thirteen
of the enemy's steamers came up before
the surrender, among them the Brooklyn
and three others of har class. The enc.
my il believed to be IN full possession oi
the city. The French Commander d
the frigase Mi'it.ire gave motto: -. -
required sixty days before the bomhard.
ment ia order to remove French citiasas
The city i quiet and the people remain
loyal. All cotton on ship-board, in the
CITY and at Baton Rouge was burnt. g..
OOU bales were thus destroyed.
President Davis has issued the follow.
ing proclamation to the people Of tbs
Cunfe defatc States OF America
/" An enemy, .waging war in mannel
1sioiatiye Of the nsagss Of civilized nations
has invaded our country. With pre-
sunptuoas reliance on superior nunbers
he has;declarsd his purpose . reduce y,
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JErT. DAVIS" /.

A proclamation from Gov. Lcicher an
nounces that the amended State CeHsti-
tuition has been rejected by majority of
678.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30
AstAKnrRgR NAILED


Ub lhngub. n ib6 il,u.oor u,rf,ut
Utm lha following. took ibe,
Ma NukyuimAH. lorp| of Ohio
enid, speech tpliturI m iNs rIiy iht
other dny, hot W lhlt house u,.iniHh not
in lho Senate, ior uo Ruuh arccuh would
have been tolerated ihoto. tNo following
appeared
~ acouac them. The democratic PARTY,
of 70 deliberate purpose to assault. through
hc judicial Tribunals. uul through tho
Senate ohd House oI Representatives of
the United States, and everywhere r.-r,
and ,o uyuruwo, mlImidulo and Iamyla
under foot il they can, thrmru who bold
Iy stand forth iu defence of thcir country.
now impcri.cd by this gigantic rebellion.
J have watched long. have seen IL in
secret huve seen its movements ever
since that pasty goI together with col
league Of mine IN the other House, as
Chairman Of the Committce ON Rcsulu-
tious--a man who never had any sympa-
thy with This republic, but whose every
breath is devoted to it, itsdrstruction, lust as
far es his heart dane permit rim to 60"
! am here in my place in this House,
nd, as a representatives, I dcnounco and
speak i. adyisedly, the author Of ,hal
speech a. liar a scoUudrel and a coward,
His name is Benjamin f. Wade.
4 resolution wa5 then offered setting
forth that Mr. ValdndigAam deserved
the cclsure Of the House, &c, and after a
sharp controversy between Mr Y. and
NJ pl,L, .C hL;,. a., In. ,l;,,,r,..l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30

BeB-This day one year ago Honest Old
Abe" promised delegation from the
Christian Association of Baltimore, to run
the Machine" as he found it.
His act in signing the bill to flee the
slaves in the District Of Columbia is in
strange contrast with this declaration. He
found slavery existing in the District Of
Columbia then, and in less than one year
he has forfeited his word, and has signed
an act TO abolish it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30
CLEiHFlELD stone WARE POTTER

Thankful for pust flyors and soictiUgs off. .
ture patronage. would respectfully announce
that hnrc On hand nrain, md wiz constantly
hcep at the Pottery in this borough, on the ear
ner short distance east Of tho Methodist Cbur.i,
large stock of Crockcry, such as Crcum crocE.
milk pans, Chums, Jugs, Jars, Stove pipc ca.iny
DC. dc and al:o an extensive assortment Cf
different rizes and patterns Of JIachcls and
fosc'tes for c,Tptce o" hoasgs. and otler moul.
dinEs.
Any nou,dings not on hal3 vii be ra5e to
order on short notice. Also Gre brick mad,
ami kept for sale.
T1~A liberal reduction On price. mad, L,
Wholesale dealers. 7. LEfTHINGER.
CLearlold. NOV %. lsfI--IE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30

Hss" President Lincoln sent message
to Congress Immediately after the arrest
of Gen Cameron at the suit of Pierce
Butler, Esq., assuming the entire respon>
ai5ilty Of The arrest Of the latter.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30

Bzy-T Three weeks ago the force in the
Journal establishment SHOT an arm off for
BeaureCard. the next week they killed
him stone dead, and last week they were
torturing him with sore throat. What
punishment he will receive from them
Glis week we Of course cannot tell, Pro.
badly they will make him drunk.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30
AID the only Democratic Union Sheet 10 Pitts
hurvh
ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

L ~
| of Clcarfcld county, there will be exposed to
PUBLIC SALE, at the court house in the borough
of Clcarfeld, on
Tucsd gy The 10th day Of June, next,
lcourt week. at o'clock p. NJ, the following
described property, lato tho cstato Of Potick
Mullon, deceased
A ceroin mcssuage, tenement and piece Of
land, bounded aud described as follows Begin
ming at a maple, thence by land Of John Fuller
ton north 80 degrees west II perchOs to post,
thence south degree Gust Gil perches to a post,
thence north s2l degrees east IA perches to "a
post thence north degree vest Al percies to
beginning, containing acres aud 80 $40
perchcs, situate in the township of Pike, in the
county Of Clearicld, on which there is erected a
comfortable Log Dweliing-House and Log
Barn.
TERMS.--Onc third Cash, and the balance in
ana Il months with interest, to be secured by
bond and mortgage
HUGH W. MULLEN, J ,,u,,.,
VIM. a. READ, "O'"
April 30, 1862 IS,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30

pfA.1 The New York HauH Hcharaotcrizes
the removal Of the Secretary Of the Navy,
as golden opportunity for the grandost
results" in the future.
We incline to different opinion, he.
lcving that Cameron and Welles, and
their relations have taken all the gold
with them, and that their successors must
put up with an artificial or paper "oppor
tunlty," or have Cummings, Morgan &
Co., to disgorge.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30

4 DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.--Notice
~ is hereby given that lotters Of Aiministra-
ton have been granted to the undersigned on
the estate Of ELLIS. ASKEY, late Of Pike
township deceasod. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment without de-
lay, and those having claims against the came
will present thom duly authenticated for settle
ment to me. JOSIAH EVANS,
Curwensville, April 3O ls62.-pd Adm'r.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30

nm -t.rmt Wtl.a h mtrtfnf b
statement it dthnto oI hmioIf ani hH
marnlcchi MI hrtpf Do lht Naty pc,
pnttmtnt " stated thai % viIl coin.
lan some fetcte STRUCTURES Upon lomo
other departments % tho pHtuum,ul
We give very little tcdcuuo io lhu Hi.
ter as tho other department. nu 900
above Suspicion. We hope thr President
will give him letter OF condol,uuo Im.
lar 90 The ono hc gavc lo Cameron. anlwt
lhal he had 'undimni.hcl cDuGduu.u
900 hts honesty uud ability
Do Tho business before Congress J., who.
~ confined tolhc negro, taxes, ConGs.
cation Emancipation and Bmhup,rv.
The latter has been deferred until .hcucxt
scssiou, tho negro having taken the prof
ference ofull other business The negro
provinces Of Liberia and Hay'i being Of
more Importance TO our Congress man than
the government ofthe United States
bsg"Wo are bccomiug moro convinced
every day, that the Abolition horde led
on by the T4Jupc, woald rather sec Gen.
Mcclellan defeated before Yorktown, than
jeff Davis and his Generals. 1t seems to
make NJ difference to those flralics, how
many white men me killed, so that the
negro beco mes free
Bs4. Hon. lIoraio King, Postmaster
General under Mr.. BQchanun. has been
appointed by the President, q Commits
sioner to carry out certain provisions Of
the Act Of Congress emancipating the
slaves Of the District Of Columbia, in place
Of Col. Bewett, declined.
How TO RESTORE THE UNIoN.-We call
the attention Of our Republican friends
20 the following from the Louisville Journ.
much quoted Union paper 1t is strong,
sensible ana to the point
The first step to a restoration Of the
Union is tn dispersion Of the Republican
party, a dlsorganiZation Of the whole con
Germ. We deuOunce this wicked effort in
tie South to destroy the Government
We grant the necessity Of subpressing il
but A BOLTON, Hat has produced il must also
be suppressed. The patriot who loves his
country must consent b. sacrifice it,"
--.---------.----1----------.--
mARRIED-On tho Sd lust, by Rev. S. Crcigh-
ton, Mr J. Gcarhurt and Miss Martha RotLrock,
Of bradford township, ClearGgld county.
-z.7rgsz-gzssz1.z 1rgsErgI.s sSs1as-zEsDrq
DIED--m CurwcnsyilIe, on Tuesday evening,
22d inst Isaac Chambers aged abou. Gj years.
.EH- Tho deceased, we believe, was native OF
Centre county and located in this county about
The year 1926.
Al his residence in Lumber city on Saturday the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30
The Negro at Home What One Who
Saw for Himself has TO Say.

Colonel son, Of the forty ninth Ohio,
recently wrote letter from Tennessee,
which lg attracting some notice. Nclonel
Gibson will be recoIlccted a. the RepuG.
l:cun successor 10 Bresl:u rs State Treas.
urer. He writes thus about the condi,
ton Of the slaves, as Observed by himself
--- Wayne &C., lOhiol Den.
In this region every one owns one or
more slaves Here us elsewhere, where !
have been, lhc slaves are well treated and
well provided for, They appear happier
and certainly live and dress better than
the poor whites or free uegrOes OF Ohio or
the North. They all supposed we were
about to liberu,e them. This l,e had been
trumpeted in the South, and hundreds Of
honest people, aside from slaves, believed
it. But the negro here inslinctivcly
breads the North. They love the South
and are devoted to their masters
q have witnessed some touching scenes
between exile masters, returned 10 their
homes, and their faithful slaves. 1t is
strange how few try to escape Crrun away.
doubt if twenty have come to the army
with which have been connected since
last September.
About the farm houses and in the city
the white children and black play togeth-
er like b.othcys and sisters, It is my do
liberatc opinion that in their present
state Of ignorance, the slave rather fears
than desires emancipation. They only
regard their appcites and comfort. They
are well housed, well dressed and well fed.
They appear to want no more. These
facts constituted no excuse show that
statesmen had better let tEc niger alone
lat present, and address Themselves to cup.
pressing this great rebellion.
The Presidents late resolution and
message, as to aiding emancipation, is re,
gorded here as unworthy Of his position.
It contains propositions which ace not on.
" untcnable, but weak in the eXtrcmo
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30

MOTTO E.--NOTICE is
n hereby given that Letters Testamentary on
tho estate Of william Mercll, late of Lawrence
tp., Clearfeld county decd, have been granted to
the undersigned-to whom all persons indebted
TO said estate will make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the samewill present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
OSCAR R. MERRELb,
JOHN J. READ, 'As
Clearfsld. April, .. 1852
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30

EyrgRigSCE or A TUGIrlyE SLAVE ~ n.
IA New York letter dalod April % to
the Philadelphia Inquirer, says:
4 "reol live contraband' was discover
Cd, half starved in an alley, this morning
cndeavoring to make Breakfast OF some
garbage lying in a box on the sidewalk
Upon being utewugated. ne said he was
from Loudon county, Nn., and that he
Ia been induced to leave home 10y n
Massachusetts soldier, who told him he
would have plenty TO cat and wear, and
nothing to do when he got Norh The
soldier put him on the train for phiIadel'
phia. and when he reached the latter
place. some kind "fricnd" told him to
''.olow the railroad track" ard he would
reach New York or Boston, where he
would be we'll looked after. The "darkpy'
arrived hero Sunday night, completely
tagged out. lie called upon some OF his
free "colored brethren and asked for
food and lodging, but they Indignantly
refused to have anything to do with him,
and he was forced TO sleep out Of doors
and cat whatever he could pick up in the
cutters. The darkey is quite a young iel.
low ABOUT ~ years OF aSe-Huh gives ms
name as Bill Anderson. He was owned
by a gentleman named Wilcox, who resi-
ded in Baltimore, and he says he was well
fed and kindly treated by his MASTER
The "contraband' has been taken care Of
by a benevolent gentleman, who has en-
gagged him as a servant. lie is very in,
dignant at the soldier who induced him
to leave home This is but one of numer-
GUS cases daily t.anspiring in this city.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30


INrsl Quality Of pdup-wuvouis3 good cloth
L and fact cDl0rs-fr sale 90 our former pH,
cgs, viz. l2l cents Iet yard.
Also r- lnrgc stock Ul PamiuAy and Hygi0a
the Aov raging materials for travelling costumes
and promenade dresses. A complete ussortmcn,
Of Ladies' Drcss Trimmings, Buttons, Tasscls
Cords, skirt Braids Berlin Zophyr worsted, Shct.
land Wool, Embroidery silks, etc, etc.
Also a choice lot Of Triu rnings for Zounves con.
sistng Of Gimp, silk, White Buglc, steel
Buglc Self Zouavs, Black Zou-
ave, &c, Gc., aa, Ac.
with
SUPERIOR STOCK OF
BareCes, Cords, Alpacas,
Prints, CCttonades. Briuiante,.
Cambrils, DcDims, Lawn robes,
Delaino Shwls Furu. Cheeks, IL Il Ikercaiof,
Stella do. Hickory stripc Irish Linen,
Chambrays, Twceds Geuts'superior
Ginghsms, Cord Drills, Neck ties.
Lawns, Rep De Lainrs Black silk
MeillareS, Bai1Oriucs, Iudkorchiefs,
heny Jeans, Alozambiqucg, Hoop skirts.
Fancy 'mrg Lace Mitts, Dogies,
DON'T LOSE THE OPPORTUNITY
70 cconOmise-Got to IL w. s. & Co.'S.
where you will receive a superior
article at a small aj-
vance on cost.
MEN AWAkE!,
Do9't throw away your
means when by going to H.
W. 5. 4, Co.'S you can get a real
good article of It KIP Boot for So
Call and see aIso our men, extra hravv
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30
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document iot lh6 Cuitia


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and good effect mean Abolition.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30

4 bNlNistpAiubA NuuuG .tu.
~ W twtW FtH itfl HUrti tHmHHHt
t.n haft nNf.UI.I .NiU IUIuHtu .H bill.
l'His n lu0Ntt NtrhykbN. hb lI iam.
lttuNt l'e'.hNA counts N..mll AUfHHrt
hdtlitd 70 iMd ..iia. an f1ttt,d d ntia
Immediate rhtutnl bfd hua HAVING ..Irt
uRainfi ilr samt uiII ufabt l.m Itlt .uh.n.
litti,i Too tpttm,rl
THOMAS utNtY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30

Another CLEARFIELD SOLDIER DEAD.-A
member Of the Lochicl Cavalry, Col. Will
lams, now at Nashville, Tenn. writes, "i
am sorry to say we lost by death, on the
18th Of this month, two as fine men as we
have in our company, by fever in the hos.
ptal in this city. Charles Parks, yourg
mau from Spruce Creek, a brave soldier
and always ready for duty. The other,
Frances Schoening a married man from
Ansonville, CIcarheld county, a fine and
good soldier"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30

RS. Hon. lora,io King, Postmaster
General under Mr. Bachanun. has been
appointed by the President, q Commits
sionrr to carry out certain provisions Of
the Act Of Congress emancipating the
slaves Of the District of Columbia, in place
of Col. Berrett, declined
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-04-30
Fancy Goods and Notions,

In short, everything generally found in well
sorted store Of this kind. We also keep fine
sortment Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-26

TO take part, but who had shared in magma
ton the glories and successes of that cam
palgn, and longed only for an occasion to ri
val, or even surpass, former achievements. At
the same time all those of the southern army
who are not in the regular army show an
equal-nay, perhaps stronger, desire to return
again to that life of adventure, as the hard
ships and unpleasantness hive been softened
down by time, and much which was at the time
source of vexation appears to them now
rather amusing, or is altogether forgotten. Al
though public life is comparatively new in
Italy, it must be remembered that life in pub
lie is as old as the country ITSELF and it was
this which facilitated so much that unanimity
of passive resistance or active annoyance
which was evinced in so marvellous a manner
before 1859 and 1860.
Even timid politicians in the chambers be-
gin to feel that things are not going on as
they ought or as they might; how much more
number OF hot-headed young men who are
craving for an opportunity to do something,
and who have taken up that Italian unity of
which the world has heard so much during the
last three years with all the ardor of youth
and the poetry of southern imagination? No
wonder every step of Garibaldi is followed
with auguries, and every one of his words
makes the flame of enthusiasm blaze up with
greater brightness. The cafes and other
places of public resort form so many centres
of an involuntary propaganda. One heated
imagination excites the other, until uncertain
ty becomes intolerable, and numbers decide
at least to go and see what is going on. Lit
tie need is there for agitators and agents. 1t
is compound Of both the spirit of adven-
ture and that of enthusiasm for italian unity
which has become a kind of religion with the
youth of the towns.
This spontaneity of the movement which
impels so many youths towards Garibaldi, is
its great strength, but at the same time its
greatest danger. 1t is irresistible, and cannot
be checked except by going ahead, but it may
likewise escape control.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-26
TERMslOF AnYEnrIsI-o

ADVEkTlsEMENTs published in the DAILY for aim
ior three inserons and 20 cents for each
aosequent insertion, Ten lines Cor ess) constitute
square" Advertisements ordered inside ~ -
p,oeht place, as also these largely displayed will IA
S"asseu extra rates, Contracts by the year NAV h.
seanen ESdI First insertion 81 per square each sut
& Al Transient Advertisements must be maid in all
odce Yearly OF regular advertisers Will he ~ S.
make quarterly payments ~ We required 10
~ No gratattons Advertisements No report rs.,
Iuuons OF proceedings OF corporation sociefv
ass0eiatlOn ana no communication designed 10 cai =,
tenton to any matter of limited Individual infe.s
can be inserted, unless paid for an Adyerfsencmf
"a The Publishers will not hold themselves resnGnsi
PIE Tor anv errors that may occur, beyon the aoun
charged for the Advertisement 80 "i'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-26
dQlOttester Railg SPY
GARIBALDI,

THE NEW MO VEMENT IN ITALY
Intense Enthusiasm of the Young Men of
Italy-Scenes and Incidents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-26
miscellaneous.

CARRIAGE SPONGES.-One bale Sc.
~ lected Carriage Sponges for sale by DAVID
SCOTT, PSI MAN, corner Mechanic street. diff jyl6
nR. HARRISON'S CHALYBEATE
~ TONIC, or IRONIZED CATAwBA WINE, for
sale by d. SCOTT,
my26 DIFF 25l Main, corner Mechanic street.
ANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
~ the best remedy the cure of all diseases
of the Liver, for sale by GEO. X. SPURR, POI Maiu
street dtf mchll