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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-07-22
RICHARD MOSSOP,

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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
Cleayfela, Pa.
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MOSSOP
Always heeps on hand full
assortment of all kinds of goods required
for the accommodation OF the public
Nov. l2, 1852.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-07-08

private citizen aud the public servant cu-
tivato al tho virtues OF The heari, aud all
the cScelldncics Of mind that adon anl
enlblc human character,
Fellow citizens, submit myself to your
suffrage. IL elected Governor, ! shall strive
10 see that tho laws ofthe State, aro en-
forced her authority observed, and her
constitution preserved in tact, | shall
eudeayor to look alike tp all her interests.
! shall not know the Stale by sections, but
as an entirety, | have no preiudices or
feelings to warp my judgment or lead me
70 magnify one interest or one section OF
tis Stale lsHogi another, were such a
course possible My hopes and my in
teresis are Identified with Texas. What
ever Of gain has been allotted to me- has
boon achieved upon her soil and amidst her
people, have studied her history aud
her vast interests. am proud OF the
glory Of her triumphs in peace AMI ia Var.
It would be my highest pride AMI greatest
satisfaction 10 eontrihee..c. Something to her
adyG.S Ssai5iit and prosperity, could I do 50
by cheerfully dedicuting my time and Ia
Dor to her service.
am, very truly, your obt seryt,
+. MURRAH.
Marshall, Texas, May 90, 1868
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Walt for the Wagonll

Cone Al sons q trsesm, aud Join our Southern band
We gong 70 fight the and dry, them from Aad
Justice is our motto and Providence guide, -
So jump Into the wagon, Rud we'll all take ride. ~
cHoGus-wait Tor tho wagon, il4tf
The dissolution wagon, fi Ifr
Tho South n wagon,
Aud wen al take ride
eeeson password, nd rights wsll all Demand ~
And 70 defend nics, pledge hearts aud hands
JirF DAVIS President, with STEPHENS by his sdo,
Brave BIAvREoAnD General will join In the ride ~
cnoRus-wait for the wagon, etc ,fftr
Our plenty large enough running gears COED.
lie snei With cotton ho Sides made Southern
South Carolina IA the driver, with Georgia BY her side.
Virginia Will hold our hag ~, and wen all take Tide.
Cuoaus-wait for the wagon etc. ti sit4p
There's Tennessee and Texas also 10 the ring,
They wouldn't havca whore Cotton Isn't King
Alabama, too and Florida have long ago replied, ri
Mississippi ls Ia the anxious for the ride.
CnoRps-waIt for the wagon, etc.
Kontueky and Maryland SLOW,
They must Join ere long, or whore VIII they ROT
The Misioud boys ready 10 join our noble tide,
SO come aong brave JAcKsoS and join US in tho rtfb
cnoRus--wait for the wagon, etc. 1are
Our Is just and holy brave and F
To whip tho Lincoln invaders Is all VIC have to do,
God bless noble army In Him we oil conhde,
SO jump into the wagon and we all take ride. jto
CHoRus-Wait for tho wagon etc, 20 ftf'
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BY PONY EXPRESS.
MoRE GL0EIoUs KKEs.

ALExAxDR1A, June 26.-Giorious news
comes thick and fast, read the following:
Cu1pEpER, June 16th.-Gcu. Ewei, Al
The head Of SioneFali Jacksons old con-
mnnd, took Winchester on Sunday, eaptur-
ed many supplies and some prisoners. The
works ~srs st5T1nsd II Eari5s nisision.
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letter from Austin informs us that
the friends Of Gen. Mcculioch have with
draEh his name as 4 canliiats for Cover
nor, and that the friends Of Col. Clark viii
also soon withdraw his name. fhus leaving
the contest entirely between Pcndlefon
Mnrrah and Gen. Chambers, and that the
election Of the former b. a large majority
is believed 70 te tsrrri 5ontf Gel
-rrf-r F---r
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TEEE NEW o

Marshall, Texas, May 20, 1868
.---s--- r------'-------
HHIBT FH T&J EaHX2ET GSs
rron, ,hc Iittlc Rock pomoerot
Tho news This week is bioblv excitino
o,dsot;sC,clorv Loo baa ssnt ibree divi.
s;ons into pcnnsvlyanio On the 9Th tbe
feds on the Ronnohonnock wcr, omused
Win troons crossinr aud tbreotnping tc
ottnok when Hooker formed lines of battle
and hegan 10 nrenore for 6rbt Moan.
wbilc Iongstfest md Ewell nosscd mn
thronrh Cnlnenncr into Morvlond and a.
cross 1nto PennsvIvanis Iorgsiroct's di.
,,;s;on Ia aslimotca hy tbe north,.., n, nors
~ from ton to eigbTsan tbonsanJ Ueat.
1ootoI NI;iror a. WincbosIor an ,bo IAN
IT, ~ ~ Ill 'rLioh ans,,aJ N;Iroa Iosf
nnn CO. T";n,bio od .ho feJern,
east ~ Winclostor ord On H. IAN MIR
feII hoct, 10 VincbnstSr nnd an tbo 14,b bn
ana N;I,ov retrcntod - HoUMors Fcrrv
e. I;,.;s;?o o,,o,oJ NIon.;,,sL,,.o. -, - =
iii 'hsb,',.,. s't'S s,'o
.Lo 1E,h ia ,,o,Si "a' M os taLnn la,'
ei wy A. Ie,i. tp'' ~ r., ~.
tssssSsi'- y. W. nI IN M r,,inonno,. :,
'ne.e was seNeto N"t'iV %v ~
ed. All the stores at Aquia Greek were
being removed or destroyed, and Hooker
was falling back to Alexandria to avoid n
nhnh hiutetIen.' ,,. .'i"oih iSsueu u plooia-
hiatloh o"iiiag ior troops IL serve SIX
months 10 repel thq invasion, as ioIlows:
900; Western Va, 10000. He also requests
10000 from New York. Gov. Curtin, of
Pa, has issued proclamation, and all Lin
colnlom is in an uproar 10 offset this the
federals in lower Virginia made o demon
stration on Richmond and their gunboats
are ascending the James and Chickahomi-
ny rivers while land force, under Keys,
threatens to cross over from York river.
We presume they will be attended to-
Morgan made one of his brilliant dashes
in Somerset, KY, killed 500, wounded and
took prisoners 1000, destroyed stores and
got some fine horses He is on one of his
active campaigns and cutting the federals
to pieces in detail.
There are rumors of Grant being whip
ped; Of free communication with Vicksburg
from the east of Kirby Smith having cross
ed and gone to the relief Of Port Hudson,
and various others which may be true in
whole or in part. These are stirring times,
and the present month Of June bids fair to
be the most eyentful one of the war for in
dependence.
As we go to press we received the fol.
lowing dispatch
MoNRoE, 22d--Gentleman recently from
cel somew cos oSfG s eSSng I G has
heap oircrlatcl for two or fhrpo dovs that
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We have time and again through the col
umns Of our paper, appealed to the patrio-
tism Of those engaged in the manufacture
o. spiritous liquors, to desist until the close
Of the war, from the consideration that all
the grain that could be produced, was
necessary for the army, and the citizens at
home; but II is like pitching straws at the
wind instead Of decreasing they are in
creasing.
In the name Of patriotism, in tie name
Of the families of poor soldiers. in the name
Of society, in the name of those whose
hearts arr now bleeding from the fruits Of
intemperance, and in the name Of God, we
entreat the people 10 put stop to the
manufacture and sale Of whisky, until our
country passes through the dreadful ord
cal, she Is now exposed to--not By violence,
but BY appeals directed to those engaged,
in proper spirit. And to this end, let rs
all pray that they may be brought to n
speedy close.-Jefsrson fsVs.
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MARSHALL, Texas, May 20, 1868,
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OFFICERS OF DU50Is cCuGTy.

Cierk-HEnRv A.. HoL1HAus.
Auditos--JoHs MsHRiHoER.
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Rscorder-ArGrxr Li1scn0s.
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rororsr- -CRAnLEs KHAUa.
Surveyor s. WiLLiAns.
VIZ. II. GRgfR. Commlssisases.
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+ fhe October Tern 1858 u sbs Corr
~ Of Common Pleas Of Dsbais ~aussy
n. es'sse Of SAMUEL Asdseus- uss DECLARE
probably issoIvem Thsse interested e.
notified. skss " Gill b. sefi>d ssr0-dineIy.
ANDREW j. HENBREE. sdss
O~sobes 2Eh 1865 -3s.s
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE or
SALE o. LAND

NOTICE - h~sshy given that ~ sirsss
A. ~ 80 c<d-r 81 In Dsboas Cymass
Peas c.urs. he sndss-ssssd stnisssssssss
4 sh- -ssfs ~ Va h. Stewsu 6eessseA
sill .f-s g. ssI~ - psoiie ssesiss. . shs
eco
SATURDAY m tn DAY Of NOvEN
|BER. 1868. fcs not 10 shss 100 'hiscs =
lsh- spys-ls-d value th~sevG. shs fsIiowing
'tE.~ C,sasv o. Dat -, and State o ta1isss.
70 ~i'. TIE N Z q % 8 3 ~. end ssssh
es-r quarter of th~ s,sfh svss qssres 80
sr.'h -sss eusvssr Of rsr s>ss esssssf.
.-rd th~ .orh Laif - sh> ssssh esss qussss
- -~r'ion ~. . q. resa. No to- 81
/. ush ., R.-rs ~ shre~ Isl wess. ernss's-
l.ng tsrssh-r 500 .rs.s mors o. iess. sst q
~ -a'd -ohj~e' >. she : itu~'s inissess-
TERMS On third each. he ressSse -
|. qu.I ~ - end tseis- munthA
~uh note q in'.ress. ssisine braid of ~
% aismrns- snd secured ~ god fro
hold security. Sale begin - o'eiock Pm
SAMUEL H. JACOBS. sda's.
OsaA>r 10 1854
ADMINS sRATOR'S SALE
lNOtICE . her-ss gwen shss rssii 81
~ 81 put nc s~or'i"r. On
SATURDAY. Nav~mber ~. 1863.
- shr lsr~ reid ns- sf Chris ftssks. isss q
Dubols csuuiy. d~ee.s-c. 81 his persons
.r.p- ry, no, tsken By sh- wisos. eSssst'
.g a esfsie. h.-gs. sa~ep MARI. bay. 80
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T~rns-A sr-cr Of nia~ moa'he 81
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Is~s. bearing interest rom tsss; sstef y
r,sa in hand
FRED BREPORr.
JOnN @ TOkN0HLEA.
oct II ls6S-3~s sdsrs.
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CONG r 3 > >

Will snoa assemble. sid he mos' impor
tsni quesspas ~iii b. brunRht or'os- /" 70
determination. Ore n. which. the kmsn
ripsrian and C.ionix vsion policy 81 "
President. ~iIi vi,.iis sd-cs ths future 9
The e.unsry A. interesting Cansr- -.'ons
-o,oree6iocs v,gl b. reported - III Srnfine
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FOR SALE BY

n FRsspnAn. Js-p~r;
rRsp HcrSnzs. HARRISON Tovnship;
ions L. H.vvnlS. CcIsmbis Too nship;
fGeo. H~frnAs, Harrison Tswsskie;
Gro SFcRrz. Ferdinand;
JcHs q BscEsAs. P.seinsnd;
ERssT PicKHAap7. Husfng sbsres
L r. TAYLnR. 1~reIsnd;
end by DrugrisssA Merchants ever vhess
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r.M Omsy for your RaRs!!"
EMF SAVE EN- SAVE Eh'
lVVyE will ply three cents . poune CO.
w for good. clean cotton rsgs dslivs'ss
COURIER OFFICE.
Jssper. January "a. 1863.


nAsuracTURgR Arp pEsLFE
HARNESS AND SADDLES,
Garner E,.r Main srd McrIonssd Streets.
JASPER. IND,
IAFFERS histhsnks 10 the citizens o. d..
boie county and vicinity f"v their past
'~ps,sonsee, snd %soIiciss : continuance 80
Ie~r,eoe,on o. the ssme. feeling cor hdrns shss
- can make Il . the interest Of persons ~
want o. sny thing IN HE line 20 del whh
him. g his motto is "smsll profits and euies
|sslss." WY -. 'oS.
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UPay - vkat ycu ovc NJ.
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For Rats, Mice, ROaChes,
Ants, Bcdbugs. NJ lothian FnTs
WOOisns, AC., IAHsCss, -
|lsIa mts. Row r., Animals, &c.
Ou, % II csc zoe. aud SEQ BIKE. Bsni'ss
aud E'lask-; 80 and % .iz-s ~ HcrEls.Tvs'
ILir Is-TiTuTioM &c.
.Onl, ir.slibis remedies hnc~r
..F-rs from r. j., ne
Not dangerous "a he H,wsn FNaily-'
RATS come uu, ~ their l'r'tt T. or"
Il sold Wholesale 10 Al 'sre' e'uss.
" 8 ID by 81 prvccirrs shs RETAii,ss
v~erywhsre.
n. BEwARr ..v' u AL worthlsss iaI's-
stone.
~ See that sC,sTAR's' nsme j. IN esrh
Box Botsl. ard Fissk hsfors \ Nfsy
M Adde'S HENRY r. CoSTAk
Il PpmcurAL Drr , 4s2 E~ktArvAY NY.
IL Sold MN F%sirrnA..- Jssps'. nd.
Arr,l II n. 1863 sm
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|NaEDIcAL ADVICE given Cratic By The
lVA Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE Rspoars on Sperms'crrhos.
lor 4 .minaI Weakness, and b'hev disssses
lcf The ssausl or ard on The Nsv Re-
ssprEs s~mplcysdin the Disrerssvy. sent =
The afflicted IN sealed letter envelopes. IRE
of ehs,es. Too Or three sssmps for pest
lase acceptable.
Acting Surgeon, Howard AssccIstica. No..
'eN. Ninsa street, rhiisdeit bic. r.. wrsS'
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in beutI6er Spr16e
|werDen in bieler 81
|fice auf'S ,Beite unD
|@oblfeilife an9eftr~
|tiaet.

TOWnshtp Meeting Notice.
~ Office y hereby given shss The under
~ signed Tovsship Trustee ~ B sinb,dss
Dsbois C"onsv, Gill attend 90
she Isst Saturday ~ ev~sv month"; ~ N.
Library room IN the Court H.suse. IN Jsspes.
hessesa she hus.rs ~ 10 o'cIcrk. A. n. sns
4 o'clock. p. n fos the puvpose ~ attend
'se N she township business. and he hopes
~ having such hrsinsss gill afford = ,hrss
MATTHIAS KfEFER.
Msv .. 1858 -3m.
DPav ne What vcu 0vc NJ.
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TnE DOCTRINES WE ADvocATE.

EQUAL and exact justice to all men, Of whatever
state or persuasion, religious political;
Peace commerce, ana honest friendship with Rll
nations, entangng aHances With nonci
The supp3ri 0f he S dfc GnusftHtca'g w al their
ri3tf5 a. the most compaten administrations for our
domestic concerns and the snrest buiwarks against
anti repub can tendencies
The preservation Of the general government ~ IT,
whole constitutional vigor, ~ the sheet anchor OF our
peace at home and sttcty abroad
Jealous osre Of the right Of election by the peo-
pie;
mld and sse corrective Of abuses, which are lop-
ped by the sword OF revolution, where peacoahe reie
dies are upprouded3
Absolute acquiescenco In ne decisions Of the ma
orty the vital principle of republics, rom which -
no appeal but to iorco, the vital principle sui ifhmud
ate parent OF despotsm;
we'll disciplined militia, our best reliance IN peace,
snd tor the ir-t moments war ui regulars may re-
heve them;
The supremacy OF tho civil over the military au
thuuty;
ECONOMY tho public expense, that labor may he
lightly hurdeued;
Tho honest payment Of our debts, and sacred pre-
servati0n OF the public fsith.
announcement OF agriculture aud oicommerce az
It's handmsd;
The Huston Conformation, and arTRgnment OF all
Rbnset at the bar OF public reason;
Freedom Of religion,
FHEEp0M rEF's
AHd fres OF PERSIA under is proiecisn Of NE ma
CoRPus;
And trial by iunes mpartially selected"
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
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a strange story.

The London Morning Post publishes the
following on the authority of Warsaw cor.
respondent of the Sonntag's Zeitung
All the attempts OF the Russian Govern.
ment to discover the leaders Of the Polish
revolt have hitherto been in vain the Russian
agents abroad were directed to leave no
means uutried to discover the names of thos q
persons to whom diplomatic reports from
abroad are addressed in Poland Some time
since Ru sslan spy succeeded in getting
possession of document which Prince
Czartoryski had forwarded from London to
Warsaw, and on learning the name of the
addressed, who was Catholic priest in a
village near Warsaw, this priest, Dodieki by
name was arrested and brought for examina.
ton into the castle at Warsaw. A search
made through his house produced nothing
compromising and the priest strenuously
denied having any direct or indirect part in
the insurrection. The Russian Committee
Of Public Safety knew not how to dispos g
of their captive, for his personality did not
seem adapted for the diplomatic agent, and
yet the details of the spy were so exact and
precise that the man must surely be more
than he seemed TO be-
Dodicki was able, however, to clear himself
from all suspicion and was on the point OF
obtaining his release, when the agent report
ed that great CONSERVATION reigned on ae-
count Of The seizure of that priest, as he was
the coRhdant OF the secrets Of the National
Government, and possessed important docu-
ments 1t was endeavored as threats availed
uAught to extract confession by means OF
enticiDg premises. A prebendal stall, with a
rich benefce was held out as a reward This
modified the stern resolution OF the hitherto
inhexible man. He swore most soemnly on
the erncifx to make revelations yet he
stipulated that ooniessor should grant him
absolution and release him from the oath he
had sworn to the National Government
priest was soon found Dodielli remain
ed alone with the holy father in his cell, and
the committee anxiously awaited the moment
! when the eonfessor would leave the captive.
As, nevertheless the inte Yieu 'lsted too long
an entry was made into the cell, and horrih
ing spectacle presented itself to view Dodieki
lay corpse upon the ground, and the priest
who was to have granted him absolulon lay
near him in the agonlss of death All re-
storatiyes were in vain, as the confessor had
taken a large.dose Of prussic acid This priest
whose name was Czarwinski, always passed
for a faithful dependent Of the Russians
aud had at an earlier hour given proof
Of his attachment to the Car The eorpses
were inferred in the castle itself DodieH is
said TO have played an important part He
looked very simple, and no one would have
credited him with those talents which fitted
him to act as Chief Commissioner Of the
National Government
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The city which had outside shutters 10 lis win.

the city which had outside shutters to its win.
dow
But these parks are Insignificant afTairs
compared With the kfeat Ph,enix-the
entrance to which is in tie suburbs of the city
--its outermost limits far out in the country.
II is nearly nine miles ID circumference. We
took long ride through il, but saw only
small portion Of it. In tis the Lord Lieuten.
ants residence the noble monument to We'll
lington, the Geological gardens, the duelng
ground, called the iiftesn acres, where, in the
good old days so fany chivalrous Irish
men we're "pinked,H qwinged" and bored I"
lnnumerable carriages filed with ladies and
gentlemen, rolled over the smooth roads,
while students, from old Trinity, in their long
black gowns with rpd facings, and tall blAck
hats, nurses With children, squads Of dsndies
with their eyeglasses, and throngs of other
citizens, filled Up thGwalks and made the scene
one Of cheerful ahiI6ation. We have nothing
Ike THE Phoenix in America. Our Central
Park At New York contains eight hundred
acres--the Phoenix nearly eighteen hundrcj
and generations must pass, and millions Of
money yet m1st be expended, before the Amer
lean can compare with the Irish Park in ele-
ganee and beauty
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A Tribute 10 the Ohio DemOcra
RN


In a well written article on the New
York election, pointing out clearly and un-
mistakably the causes Of the Democratic
defeat in that State, aud showing how a
like mishap may be avoided in future, the
New York Metropolitan Record pays the
following handsome tribute to the firm
and unswervering devotion to principle
of the Ohio democracy. The Record
says;
The expediency of war platforms is, let us
thank our stars, at an end 1t received Il
blow in Pennsylvania Ohio, New York and
other States from which it can recover. la
Ohio, where the issue was fairly and manlnlly
made between peace Democrat on the one
hand and war candidate on the other, the
former polled the largest vote ever given to a
gubernstorial candidate of the Democracy in
that State Through fraud and corruption OF
the most desperate character combined with
Jhe controlled vote of the furloughed volun.
teers, Vslandigham was defeated after one OF
the most glorious struggles on the record
The Democracy of Ohio have certainly no
thing to upbraid themselves with in this con
test. They did not abandon principles for
expediency the word Peace was inscribed in
such large characters upon their banners that
it could not be mistaken and they were de-
feated it was in battle for principle, aud not
for the mean aud cordial motives that gov.
erned the political leaders of other States.
All honor then TO the Democracy of Ohio and
their noble gallant standard bearer All
honor to the men who fought the good fight,
and who are again preparing TO do battle with
stitutionAl principles.
Their flag is still flying, their weapons are
still bright and, forming in closer column,
with more resolute purpose, with frmer re-
solve than ever, they are determined 10 come
out Of the next struggle victorious