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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11

Ladies Prominade Jackets Bonncts
Sun Umbrellas Carpets. Floor Oil-cloths, Hats
and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
GROCERIES.
coffee, tea, molasses, sugar, salt, candles, rice.
spices, -four, tobacco, syrup, candies, essence of
coffee, pulverized sugar, crackers, starch, soda,
sperm and tallow candles, black tea, saleratus,
wines, maekeral, shad, salmon, goldfish, herring.
HARDWARE d QUEENSWARE.
Clothing, Notions, Jointed hoop skirts, Shakers.
MUSICAL GOoDs
Violins ifes strings, bridges, bows keys, precep-
tors, music paper, rosin.
Tin-ware glassware. drugs. lamps. buckets, tubs.
churns, brooms, wall paper, blinds, umbrellas,
baskets school books, varnish. moss, cuJled hair,
coach varnish, spirits of turpentine, lead and oil,
fish oil, coal oil, glass, etc, in fact little of every
thing usually kept in country store
All of which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms for cash approved country produce.
May 2S, 1852 j. P KRATZER.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-02-11
SECOND SUPPLY OF
New Summer Goods,
AT THE OLD PRICES.
j. p. KRATZER.

Has just received another general assortment of
Summer Dry Goods.
Lawns, Cloths, Dress trimmings
Poplins, Satinets, Ribbons,
Shallies Cashmere, Flowers,
Cashmeres, Tweeds, Head netts
Lavellas, Cottonades, Laces,
Ducals, Drillings, Collars
Silks, Jeans. Undersleeves,
Prints, Musins, Mantillas,
Valaucias FIannels busters.
Chintz, Linens, Shawls,
Ginghams, T.ckings, Hosiery,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-17
United States of America:
DIsrRICT oF MIDDLE TENNEssEE-No. q.

1A'AANANN VI sAAAfDAAa AAAfAf Aae7has -
M HEREAs, an information has been filed iu the
w District Court Of the United States for said Dis
trct, on the Tth day September, 1s63 by Horace II.
Harr3, hs., Attorney for the United States for said
District, behalf OF the United States against IS
bays Of Zee, OF which bags are marked Payne,
James Co.. 10 bags are marked "Stricker Co."
Of which A. slmTs is the reputed owner, seized on
the 9TH Gay of September 1853, 10 the isric aiore
said, on and by Joseph r. Dillen, Surveyor Of Gus
toms at the Port Of Nasve forfeited 10 the United
Statcs for tho set forth IN said Information,
the said information alleging in substance on the day,
and year aforesaid, sa property transported from
Louisville, 10 the State Of Kentucky, 90 Nashville, in
the state ul Tennessee, without permit Of duly
authorised officer Of tho Treasury lepat tment Of the
United States, contrary TO the regulations Of the SIc
retary OF the lreasu Department, made on the B 81
day ol March, 1868, IN pursuance of an act Of Con
gre-- approved ON the l3 day Of July, 1901 onti-
ted ian act further 10 provide for the collection Of
duties on Imports AMI for other rnrposes, and also,
contrary 90 the prov isous uf said act.
Now, therefore, "a oDcdeuoe 90 the n0nitOn Of the
Court, und0r the seal Of the Cour to me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all per-
sons claiming said property, or knowing, or having
anything 70 say why the same should not be COM
demned az forfeited that they be and appear before
sid District Court to be held at the Federal Court
room at the Capitol, in the City Of Nashville on the
18Th dag Of October 1868 then and there TO mterpose
their claims.
e. R GLASCOCR
q. 8 Marshal f,r Middle District ofTenuesssc.
tepll-l4i
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urEntIs what Wnn,l,,

On the 18th of December 1861, Mr..
Sedgwick of New York, from the Com
mittee on Naval affairs, reported bill to
authorize the construction of twenty
iron clads steamers.
Mr. Vallandigham interposed every OBJ
stacle to the passage of the bill. and as a
last resort moved proviso. Mr.. Sedg-
wick, referring TO the proviso, said, "That
will embarass the bill" To which Mr.
VallandighSm promptly and spitefully
replied, That is What I ,oant." Com
gressional Globe, page 1923.
And to day, after vainly trying TO
break down the floating bulwarks of our
commerce upon the high seas, this same
Vallandighsm, clarifying in the protec-
tion of the British Government which is
stabbing our brave seamen and soldiers
in the dark, is the conservative candidate tor
g7vernor of Ohio.
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tOnsistency.

On the 18th of December, 1856 Hon.
Emerson Etheridge, member of Congress
from this State, offered the following
resolution against the African slave
trade:
Resolued, That this House OF Repre-
sentAtives regard all suggestions and
propositions Of every kind, by whomso-
ever made, for 4 revival Of the African
slave trade, as shocking 10 he moral sentiment
of the enlightened portion Of mankind ;
and that any action on the part Of Con-
gress conniviug At or legalzing that lor-
nd and NhUmqa traffic, would Justly
subject the Government and citizens Of
the United States % Ne rqpro1ch and ere
Grafton Of oR ci'lIlzsi and Christian ptoDls
throughout the world"
Mr.. Ethcridge now bitterly opposes the
abolition Of the system Of slavery which
caused the African slave trade II deed
be horrid and inhumAn,' what must the
cause of the deed be If il be right and
scripi1gal TO hold slaves il certainly can
not be wrong to get them, And on the
other hand, if the getting Of slaves be
horrid and iuhuman" in the opinion of
Mr.. Etheridge, how can he have the
hardihood to abuse those who are en-.
deavoring TO abolish the system which
made the "horrid and inhuman traffic
necessary He might as consistently
denounce a thief as a william, and yet
insist on holding The goods which he had
stolen.
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United States of America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNSSEEE.-No. p.
WHEREAs, an Information has been dIod in tho
w District Court of the United States for said
District the 18th day of september 1868, by Horace
II. Harrison Esq, Attorney for the United States for
said District, behalf of the United states, against
2 kegs Of Brandy, keg OF Whisky, ami 10 boxes,
marked "F," and supposed to contain Wine, and
against all persons lawfully intervening for their inter-
ests theremi said property having been Sc zed re-
spectiveS ON the Gath the 26th and 29th days H Au-
gust 1863 IN the District aforesaid on land by JOS phi
Dillon, Surveyor Of Customs, Ht the Port OF Nah-
Vie iuiiui Ell 10 inc United states Tor causes
set forth in said Information, which alleges in sub
stances that on the days aud yer Aforesaid sail pro-
perty transported from the State Of KentuCgy, to
The 3 ate OF Tennessee, without permit Of a duly
authoriB officer Of the United States Treasury De
partment, and prays for process - enforce the Sci
zure, oonGscatdn aud condemnation OF said pro-
perty.
Now, therefore, in obedience TO the monitiou of the
Court uuder the seal OF the Court to directed aud
delivered, do hereby give public notice 20 all per-
sons claiming said property, in any manner inter
ested therein, that they be Rnd appesr before the
said pistr court, 10 be held at The Fed raj Court
room at the Capitol in the city Of Nashville and ls-
trict aforesaid tho 81 day II October 1858, then
and there 10 ntcrpose their claims.
h. h. GLASCOCK,
scpli-l4t Z. s. Marshal Middle Dist. OF Tenn.
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United States of America /:

DISTRICT or MIDDLE TENNEsSEE.-No. "a.
XEJHEREAs, an information has been aled the
w District Court q Che United States for The
District aforesaid, on the l2.h day of Sepiember
is63 by Horace II. Harrison, Esq, Attorney Of the
United Statos for said District, against oue box con
tanning Medical Books, and siX boxes containing 10
all Que hundred and fifteen bales u Spun Thread;
alleging 10 substance that on the lstday Of January
1863 in the District Aforesaid, land said property
was seiged as forfeited to the United states hecanse
the owner thereof being eng ged IN aiding and abet
ting an armed rebellion against the Government (
the Unto1 States, at the time Of the passage Of
act Of Congress, approved July II, 1862, and eoti
tied, an act to suppr IS insurrtou A. 70 punish
treason and rebellion, 20 seize and COZ nscato the
property Uf Rebels and for other purposes did not
within sixty day after the Proclamation Of the Pres
deut Of the United States made on toe 10Th day Of
July, 1862, In pursuance Of said act cease TO aid,
counten ce, and ahct said rebellion and return 90
his allegiance 20 the United states: and praJ iue for
process 70 enforce the Sc zCiy U0 Hcation an CON
domination OF said property
Now, therefore, in pursuance ut The monitiou Vt
said Court, under the seul OF the Court, TO me
directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give pub 90
notice TO all persons concerned IN interest in said
property appear before the said Court on the first
cay Of The next Term thereof, being October loth,
1868, at the Federal Court room, ia the Capitol at
Nashville, in the District aforesaid, then aud there
10 nt'rrose their claims In that bebglE
+ r.. GIASCOCK,
.. $. Marshal for Middle Distri,' Of Tennessee.
SUP l6-l4t
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NashrilIR Auiou.
A HIEhEnIutin NtYle.

DR.. Stiles, = rebel preacher Of Rich
mond, in his sermon ON the occasion of
the recent fast day in rebeldom, indulg-
ed largely in "hiralutin'" Of which the
following is a sample.
"Why, let the North march out her
million of men on the lel, and array up
on the right all the veteran troops OF Eng
land, France, Russia and Austria; and
bring up thesvery gates of hell in all
their strength to compose the centre Of
her grand invading army. What then
Why, every thing in God aud from God
assures us that these Confederate States
would hear a voice from Heaven The
battle is not yours, but mine. Stand We
stlll and see the salvation of the Lord
II they dared TO advance one step,
righteous and an angry God would fire
oil upon sc aliens terrible thunders that
angel ears never heard, and shoot out
upon them vengeful fires and lightnings
That cherubic vision never saw, and fling
down upon them cataracts Of angry pow
er that hell herself never felt, and if
necessary 10 our deliverance, shake the
'Si eaitH iNOh uuueI bnelf leets
So that the chivalry are able to whip
not only all the North, with Maryland,
Kentucky, and East Tennessee thrown
in, but England, France, and Austia. to
boot! OF course the rebels don't want
foreign recognition, if they are such
Samsons, Milos, and Herculesos as that.
Stiles blasphemy about the Almighty
shooting thunderbolts to help the man
pirates has not been realized, but Gill
more has shot good deal of Greek fire
on the other side, while all the "vengeful
lightnings," "cherubic visions," and
"eataraots of angry power" didn't keep
Grant out of Yicksburg, Rosecrans out of
Chattanooga, or Burnside out of KLox-
Vile.
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Kenlneny PatrIo,s for through

On the 29th ult, Green Clay Smith,
wrote letter in response to an invitation
to attend Union mass meeting at Chilli
cothe, which has since been published.
Mr.. Smith says:
We, Of Kentucky, are Tor "crusl;ng out
the REBELLION and TO this end the Union
men of my state are pledged 10 the last
man aud last dollar, aud never intend to
lay down their arms until the Oonstitu- :
ton is again the supreme law of the
land, and the laws are fully obeyed over
the whole country. Let Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois stand with us, and all will
be right-all will be safe Give Brough
one hundred thousand mAiority--don't
sleep until it is done.
The Copperhead Louisville Journal
which attempted to defeat Gen. Smith
Q'is naVority'cas 5000 denOunoes Brough
and goes for VAllandigham. The Ken
tucky Unionists are all enthusiastic
Brough men. The secessionists are equal
ly as warm for Vallandigham.
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Hon. Reverdy johnson is regarded as
an able jurist by the conservatives, and
yet he declared the other day in a speech,
that
"SlayerY was an evil fruit, full of
national diilicaities, and would event.
ually fall in the contest with free prin-
ciples."
And yet men insist that this breeder of
Irrational difficulties" must not be touched
by the nation, except in the way of pro-
lection and Psrpetuation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-17

JIMMY O'NEu.-When jackson was
President, Jimmy 0'Neal, the porter, WAS
marked character lie had his fOibles,
which were oil nsive TO the fasddious-
ness Of Col. DOnplson, and caused his
dismissal on an average about once =
week. But on appeal 20 the higher court,
the verdict was invariably reversed by the
good nature Of the old General. Once,
however, Jimmy was guilty Of some
flagrant uiisnse, aud WAS summoned be-
fore the highest tribunal a, once. The
General, after stating the details OF tho
misdeed, observed Jimmy, | have
borne with you for years, in spite OF All
complaints; bat in this act you have
gone beyond my powers of endurance"
"And do you believe tho story" asked
Jimmy. Certainly, answered the
General; 81 Just heard il from two Sem
ators." Faith" retOrted Jenny, "if
believed all that twenty Senators say o.
bout you, its little I'd think you are fit
for President" "Pshaw Jimmy" con-
oluded the General; "clear out, and 20
on duty, but be more careful hereafter"
Jimmy remained with his kind hearted
patron not only 10 the close Of his pre-
sidential term, but ACCOMPANYING him 10
the Hermitage, was with him TO the day
| Of his death.
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United States of AmerI ca:
DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNEssEE-No. 20.

bA'AAANA VI AAAbhAfh AA-aNNhA9 hAs--Afps 10
"A HEREAs an information has been filed IN the
w District Court Of the United States, for said
District, the 7th day OF Sept, 63, by HH Harrison
Attorney Of the United States for the District eforesai
aguint l3 Plan, S, Of which one O. j. Elliott, is the
reputed owner zed the 3lst day Of August 1868,
ia the Dstr ct aforesaid, on land by W. G. Brown
low, Special Agent of the United tates Treasury
ID partment, as iorfsited TO the United States. for
causes mlly set forth in said nfornat.n, which al.
eges in substance, that alter the passage d eu act of
Congress, approy July H. 1862, aad enuu d, Gan
act to suppress nsuTrectt n, to punish n aud
reOtl iOn - seizs AID coma cate the property OF re
be aud for other purpOss;' the 81 Ill Elliott Ia tie
State &C Tcnn ssee, eng ged H aiding hnd abetug
armed rebellion against the L. = nd did not with
In co days afer public warning aud Proclamation duly
given, made by tho President Of the United States,
the 25th day of July, 1862, in pursuance OF said
act aid, countenance, and abet said rebei-
lion and return to his allegiance 70 the United States,
contrary to the requirements Of id act and said
Procamation and praying for process, and that said
property be condemned as forfeited.
Now, therefore, IN obedience 10 the moniton Of
the Court under the Seal Of the Court 20 me droct
ed and delivered, do hereby give public notice TO
all persons claiming s1id property, or knowing, or
having anything to say, why the same should not be
condemned forfeited, that they be and appear be-
fore said District Court TO be held at the Federal
Court room at the Capitol, in the City Of Nashville
on the 18th day Of october 1873, then and there %
interpose their olsims. y. X. GLASCOCk,
4 S. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee.
sepll-lit
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What do the soldiers of the Federal
army think of the proposition that after
they have toiled and fought to redeem
Tennessee from rebel rule, they shall
hand the State back again to rebel con-
troll? That's, their two years and over
of hardships and fighting is to go for
nothing, and the traitors whom they
have conquered are to be restored to pow
er, while loyal radicals" are TO be ban.
ished.
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Employment OF Negroes in the
Rebel Army
From tto savannah tGa) News, Sep. ,.

From tto savannah tea News, sept =
A Joint committee of the Alabama
Legislature, Just adjourned, reported =
resolution ia favor of the proposition 10
employ slaves in the military service Of
the Confederate States, which PROPOSE
tion, wo believe, ia favored by many Of
the presses of Mississippi and Alabama.
After discussion in the Alabama House,
the resolution was adopted by vote OF
sixty. eight yeas TO twelve nays, after
striking out the words military" before
service, and Soldiers" at the end of the
resolution. The resolution was amended
and reads AZ follows:
"That il is the duty Of Congress- 20
provide by law for the employ yinent In
the service Of the Confederate States Of
America, in such situations and in such
numbers as may be found absolutely ne
cessary, the hble-bodied slaves Of the
country, whe her as pioneers, sappers and
miners, cooks, nurses and toAmsters."
Ia this form we can see no objection
to the resolution.
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United States of America /:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE-No. 70.
INTHEREAS, an information was filed IN the
w District Court Of the United States for the Dis
trict aO resaid, the l4th day Of September $685.
by Horace Harrison, tsq Attorney Of the United
States for said District, against one box containing
Coats and Vests one box containing Cotton and
WOolen Cloth, aud one Containing Tobacco; alleging
IN substance, that said property was seized IN The
District Aforesaid, land the lst day Of sol tenn
Der, 1865 as forfeited to the United States for
set forth in said inform ti0n, 10 Wit that the said
property was on the dayani year Aforesaid trans.
ported rom the Stale OF Kentuck 70 the state q
Tennessee, without permit of a duly Authorized
officer OF the Treasury department, II with such
permit, that II ggs fraudueuty obtained aud furth-
er, that th owners Of said property being engaged
In aiding aud abettlng an armed rebellion against
the Government Of tue United States. on the 18th
day Of july 1862, not within sixty days af or the
Proclamation tf tho President made Juy 2jth, 1892,
10 Iurnauoe of said act, cease to aid tenance
and sbet sad rebellion and returns to their alli gi
auce 10 the Uhtrd tHteF and praying for process
enforce the oonhscat On aud c. coDdemnation Of said
pr perty,
Now therefore, inpur~nlrce of the motion Of said
Court, undir the seai OF the Court TO directed,
hereby give public not ce to all pers6 ms concerned
ia interest IN said proT ery, O. appear before said
Court the first day Of the Bext term thereof be-
ing October 18th, 1865 at 10 o'clock in the renoon
Of said day, at the Federal Court ROOM the Capitoi,
at Nashville, in the District aforesaid, then and
there 10 interpose their claims m that behalf.
r. X. GLAsCOCK,
U. 5. Marshal FOR Middle District Of Tennessee.
sepl6-l4t.
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For General Burnside was reserved the
honor of planting the flag of the Union
in Knoxville. VallandighSm, the "con-
servAtive" candidate for Governor of
Ohio, writing as he said in his address of
July 10Th, under the protection Of the
British flag, calls him the weak but
presumptuous Burnside name infam
Gus forever in the ears of all lovers Of
constitutional liberty.
II is well for Vallandigham, that the
Union men Of East Tennessee are not in
his vicinity,
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United States of America;

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENN NtssEk-No -
XAyHEREAs. an information was filed in the
w .tiU Court of the United state Tor the llls'
tiiet aforesaid on the 18th day of September, 1858.
by Horace II Harrison, Esq Attorney of the United
Stale, for the District aforesaid On behalf OF the
United states, against eleven boxes o. Goods wares
and Msrchandlz', whereof three boxes contain
Shoes thre5, shiits one Boots one poots ana shoes
one, Hatsi ono, kuapsacks aud lllyersacka; ono,
pumestic aud other articles alleging In substance,
that On tho let day of September, lst3, In the Dis
riot Aforesaid, on land, aid property was seized by
Thomas Cox, captain and A q N. Il, as for
eited o. the United States for the set forth In
the tad iniormstioni TO Wit that on the day and
30 q aforesaid, sal property was purchased 10 pe
used IA Hgiug, abottiug, and promoting an ins rec
ii IA agaiust the Cove, nment OF tue United siates
aud, further, that, on the day aud year aforesad,
siii properly was transported tr m Louisville IN
tho state Of Kentucky, 90 Nashville, IN the ate q
Tenuess @, without d permit Of duy authorized
on t,r Of the Treasury department, or II with such
permit, that the same was obtained by false state
ments and deception, iU violation Of the regulations
of the Secrrtary of the Treasury, made March 81,
ls03 aud further, that al the time a. and alter he
passa.e 81 OF an act o. CouWess, ap r0ved July n,
1852 entitled "Rn act 60 suppress iu.urreot ON, 10
nun sh treason 20 seize aud cOLhscate The proTert
OF rebels, aud Tor 9th rpurpoaos' the owner OF said
property was engaged iu aiding aud abetting an
armed rebellion against the Government 4 the Unit
ed stats, and did not within sixty days az or the
procls nation Of the President VI the United stat,
made on tbe goth day Of July Ni, ia pursuance OF
sad act 90 aid, counteuanco and ahst said re-.
he lion aud turn 20 his allegiance 90 the United
stttos aud praying Tor process agAtnttsll property
20 enforce the seizure counscaton and oondemna
I tUu thereof
NuN therefore, iu pursuance ut The monton of said
C,urt uud thr seal of che Court 90 me directed aud
Delivered, do hereby give puble notice 60 an per
sons concerned iu 10 crested Ia the property aiore.
-siI thst tley he aud appear before said Court al
tEa FHdtrt t1u rslm, lu tlr tIpiulf at Nashville
| iu thr Dist ict az uIesaid, on tho urt day of ths
| naxt rrm th reef tsug October l9.h, 1903, thel
s1d tne e. 90 iuterlo.s their claims, and make theil
| aue1atio-aIn that behalf -
u. Marcia. l0r middle District of Tennessee
s.UlN-lIt