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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25
French Bedsteads
He viii always be
prepared to furnishte Or
der Rocking chairs Of
different kinds. and

and common and French prepared to furnishte Or
posts-Cottage Jenny ! der Rocking chairs Of
Lind. and all other different kinds. and
kinds of Bedsteads. common and other
with I kn rs Patent chairs. He viii also fur
fasfenings-a Gard n ish TO order Hair. .Husk
ner's Patent spring Bed and hair a3d cotton top
steads. Bureaus of diff Mattresses The above
ferent kinds Sideboards. named and many other
Wardrobes- Book cases, articles viii be made d
Parlor and centretabIes. order for customers
Breakfast and dining Ia short notice. cheap 70.
ble-and the latest i'm Cash or exchanged for
proved Exfensionfabies approved country pro-
Work stands Hat racks duce. Don't forget the
Toilet and Wash stands. place. As am prepared
and every other kind of TO furnish ali articles at
furniture in his branch the most reasonable rates
Maple Cherry Poplar Pine Linwood. and ev-
cry other suitable lumbe will be taken in ex-
change for furniture Cash will also be paid for
good Lumber B. E. SH0PE
n B-Cosins Of the latest style made TO order
short notice Funerals attended whenever
desirable Cye1rEek6. Pa, Jan Fl 1857
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

| yITILLIAM z. IRWIN, Marketstree, CYearaela.
| w Pa, Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Mer-
chandise. Hardware, Qassnsware Groceries spd
| family articles generally Nov To-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

A ] PATTERSON. Attorue, AZ Law. Curwep.-
~ vile, Pa, will attend 70 alt business en-
trusted TO his care Office opposite the New
he'nedlst Church Jan. Is, 1851.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

WALLACE & HALL Attorneys at Law Clear
w held, Pa Deeem Der Il. 1859
WILLIAM A sALLACE soHS C. HALL.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

/ kRAF8ER Merchant and dealer 10
=. Boards saa Shingles, Grain and Produce
Front 81, above the Academy. Clearheld Pa lji2
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

nR- wM- CAMPBELL ofers his profession Al
IL services TO the citizens of Norris snd adjciu-
ing townships Residence with J. d. Dessisg in
hylertorn, CieaTheld county NaylI 1859
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-25

/ ToHN GUELICH. Manufacturer OF all kinds OF
- cabinet-ware, Market street, Clearheld Pa
He also makes 10 order Collins OF short notice and
attends funerals with 8 hearse. Aprlo, SO.
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ID h SHoP5. Czbinent Maker. Cherry Street
II. ciearheid- Pa Makes 20 order every des-
cription OF Furniture on short notice Jan 3I'os
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17
True Kentucky soIdIer.

A friend sends a letter from a gallant
young lieutenant Of Southern Kentucky,
now in the army in Virginia. This
young officer, a gentleman of excellent
family, and highly educated, has been in
a number of the most holly contested
battles in Virginia, and was promoted
for his bravery. He writes as follows to
a relative in Kentucky:
"a great deal has been said and writ
ten, ~denouncing the President for his
Emancipation Proclamation, but nothing
grieved me so much as to zee and hear of
it from my native State, old Kentucky.
| have always thought better of her, and
still think that a majority are in favor of
it. I am proud to sag that I endorse every
pord ofi ii, and only t0ih IL Ind been made a
year earlier. "7he negro ! the negro r. poor
fellows, they have been cursed enough
to send them to hell, if oursing could do
il; but | say il freeing them will save
our country, do it, and that speedily. l
am glad to see them being enlisted
Why not let them fire shot and shell, as
well as our kindred and friends. If
necessary l would take command of a
company or regiment Of them, as soon as
of white men. You must admit that had
it not been for them, the South could not
have upheld themselves in this rebellion
one year. They have brought it on
themselves, knowing it would be a death.
blow to slavery, and now let them suf-
fer"
The writer of the letter from which
these extracts are taken, as we'll as the
person TO whom it was addressed, is
largely interested in slave property. He is
a graduate of one of the leading colleges
Of the South, and all his ties and asso
Citations are among slave owners. We
have good reason for believing that a
powerful party in Kentucky hold to the
views expressed in the letter, that the
time is close at hand when il will be
overwhelmingly in the asoendency. Ev-
cry day that the war continues, increases
what is called radicalism, aud not only a
hatred, but an an abomination of slavery
as the chief prop and stay of the South
ern rebellion.
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Ear Tenne.see nebeIs

We learn that CHARLES COFFIN, JAS.
CRAIaHEAD and young CRozGER, all be-
longing to the rebel aristocracy, or negro
ocracy of Knoxville, were captured at
Somerset, Kentucky, and are now in
Louisville. A gentleman just from that
city says that he saw them on the streets,
under guard. They were rebellious, and
insolent, and talked of returning 10 the
army. They were anxious TO be ex-
changed. We learn that a large number
of arrests have been made of Union men
in East Tennessee, and particularly
about Knoxville recently, and many of
them will be in imminent danger Of
losing their lives. Under these circum-
stances, we hope that these East Ten
nessee rebels, and all other prisoners
from that region will be held by the
Government as hostages, for the safety
of the loyal men, so that if the demons
who now hold East Tennessee dare TO
take the life of any loyalist, the lives of
their own friends shall pay the forfeit.
Our Government has permitted the great
est barbarities TO be executed on the
persons of its loyal friends, by the rebels,
and has not dared TO mete out the de-
served r~etributiOn. Let it come up to the
emergency. It can check the shooting
and hanging of loyal men speedily, if it
chooses to do so,
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Usavv N,rbt,s work.

The largest nights work was performed
in our Post. Office, on Thursday night,
which was probably ever done here or
at any other Post. Office in this State.
Six clerks distributed and stamped, and
three others counted, tied up, and way
billed thirty. }iz thousand letters, between
eight o'clock and day-break, working
without cessation the whole night When
their task was executed all hands were so
exhausted that they tumbled over and fell
asleep on the mail-bags. In addition to
this mail, the clerks handled a large
amount Of army mail, and drop letters .
We doubt whether q larger amount of
labor was ever performed anywhere by
the same force. The ordinary labor of
our Post-oGlce Is immense, twenty thou
sand letters aud up wards being frequent
ly handled during the course of one
night. Mr.. LrEDsLEY's corps Of clerks
know how to do their work well
and quickly, and tbsgrlO iAS kpublic
owes them q debt OF gratitudetor their
faithful discharge of duty.
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A Wsshinglon dispatch saws,

"A letter received from II. Clay Hall,
Of the First Maryland Rifles, captured by
the rebels some days ago, says: Il have
seen enough of Dixie TO satisfy myself
that it has gone up, Virginia soldiers
say they will lay down their arms, and
that the State shall be the fret back into
the Union, if JEFF. Davis leaves Rich
mond.'"
1t is certainly time FOR citizens Of this
State who have been dragosned into the
rebellion, TO desert tho sinking ship Of
treason. Why should they refuse to es-
cape 10 the Union Hfo-boat when the
crazy old craft is about 10 dive to the
bottsmt
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Rich and Rare.

A new and elegant assortment of Pho
tographic Albums, more richly embel-
lished than any hitherto brought to this
city, have Just been received, and are for
sale at 7. NJ. SouLEIER's Photographic
Rooms. Also, a choice variety of Card
Frames, in enamel and gold, These are
a new article, only just imported.
aprl6-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17

MIDUHN UIoTNIUT VI TENNE saEE,
HERtASa libel OF information was lied within
w and for the Middle Distrirt Of Tennessee, At
Nashville, ON the 10th day Of April, A. H., 1868, by
JOhn Irlmbiei 20 Attorney tJt the Cult6l States
Tor the Ai ole District Of Tennessee, who prosecutes
herein on behali ofthe Uni Ell states AZ unsta certain
lot Of 90 IDS In Morgan 3 Cos store home, alao s l0T
In ID nS Notes Of tbs States Of Alabama, Georgia,
south Car Ina, Virginia, Louisiana, and tennessee,
and $3.50 IN 90 d, Tor reasons AMI Causts 10 said libel
OF Information ment oned, and paying process
agains the N 4 properly tia tho same may DO con.
demned as forfeited.
NOW, theTet re, IN pursuance Of the mention, under
the seal Of sait Court, 20 me directed and delivered /
do hereby give public notice 10 all persona olaiming
said property, or IA any manner interested therein,
that they be aud appear before said District Court, to
be held al tho CITY u Nashville, IN and for said Dis
ulct, on the a day Of May, 1868, at 10 O'Clock Ia
the forenoon OF that day, thea AID there TO i~nterpOsa
their claims, and 70 make their allog atiOns IN that
behalf. 4. r.. GLASCUCK,
April 10, 1853 u. s Marshal, N. b. 7.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17

a Russell Against Intervention.
This distinguished nobleran made a
powerful speech on the 23d of March
against recognizing the Southern Conied-
eracy. He closed his speech by saying +:
II we have taken part in inierventions,
it has been in behalf of the Independence.
freedom and welfare of a great portion Of
mankind. 1 should BE- sorry, indeed, Utssre
should be any intervention on he part Of This
country t0hteh could bear another character.
Cheers. l trust that this will not be
the case, aud that no interests, deeply
as they may affect us-interests which
imply the well. being Of q great portion
Of our people, but interests which may
affect also the freedom and happiness Of
other parts of the globe-wilt induce US
TO set an example different from that of
our ancestors, but that when we are
bound TO interfere Il t0iH b an Interference
in the cause Of liberty and 10 grom9ts The free
dom Of mankind, as Ws have hitherto done in
such cases. Hear IL is with these con-
V%iclions that | have addressed these few
remarks as 10 what has been done by
this country in former days, and l trust
that, with regard to this civil war in
America, iOs may Be able TO continue our i'm
partial and neutral course. Depend upon
1T my Lords, that it that war is to cease,
IL is far better il should cease by a con.
v%iction, both OF the part of the North and
the South, that they can never live again
happily as M community aud one re-
public, and that the termination of hos.
~tlities can never be brought about by the
advice, The mediation, or the interference
OF any European Power. lCheersl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17
VAMEs OF

Detained for Hospital Duty in his city.
l.. RAYMOND, 5lst Illinois, Hospitals
Nos. l and 10.
j. SMITH, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. 2
and 3.
j. PoUcHER, 38tb Ohio, Hospital No. 4.
r. +. DELo, goth Indiana, Hospitals
Nos. IL and %.
J. DnLoN, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. Z
and l6.
o. KENNEDY, 1o1st Ohio, Hospitals Nos.
8 and Is.
JAS. MATTHEWS, 18th Kentucky, Hos
pital No. 8 and Officers.
j. COOPER, Sd Kentucky, Hospitals
Nos ID and Is.
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name with the double guilt of suicide
and of liberticide.
So our soldiers can comfort themselves
with the thought that this conservative
organ, which says that the Nashville
Union is injuring the Union cause ia
Tennessee, abused the President worse
than it has abused the army.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17

The soldiers Voting Rill recently pas
sed by the Ohio Legislature, has been
signsd and deposited in the office OF the
Secretary Of State, The Conservative
will howl with rage but we congratulate
the soldiers Of Ohio and the Nation. Not
many Coppsrhead votes will DO polled in
the army,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17
sutIers, AtiontIonI


We have now in store a large stock Of
supplies in your line, to which we call
your attention. Such as all kinds of To-
tions ; fancy goods; canned fruits; Vir-
ginia, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken.
lucky tobacco; cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers will do well 10 look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
Special attention paid to shipping. No.
65 Public Square, below City Hotel.
HARVEY, HUGHES & Co.
LEE s. DUNN & Co. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims. Call and see them before SELL
ing, at No. Is Union street.
March 3-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17
H. d. BLANCHETT

( MAflJN COUNTY, EAT TENNESSEE, WHO
~ leit ashTille, on Sunday, April OH, 1853, Is re-
specially ia orm5d Ia e his wis Is here looking for
him, she having been driven ( ON homo on account
Other Mon II he should sec this notice,
he will repair at once 10 this city. by request OF
EH-Capt. T. A.. Pryor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17
HAIRLESS Election.

1t appears hat King IsHAN; Rex
IsHAM IsHAM the Running Governor"
as he is denominated in this State, is
determined to have a State election in
August, whether the loyalists hold the
Capital or not. The poor devil has fall
len into utter obscurity, and he must do
something for the sake of notoriety. We
are afraid that IsHAM won't venture TO
come here if a Legislature is elected.
Governor Johnson kindly had . number
of bis old set brought in, but still IsHAM
did not appear. We feel sorry for him.
If he will give himself up, we will give
him E bottle of whisky, our old coat, a
fine tooth comb, and will read prayers
over him at his hanging. Come on,
IsHAM it's the best offer you will ever
Oat
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17
Dry COOda Auct onl

l will sell this morning at 10H o'clock,
A. NJ, a large stock of dry goods, M
broideries, notions, boots and shoes.
AZ Public Square. NJ. MARBURa.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17
/. Q. of q. r.

90 nlXIE" LODGE, I. o. o. q. T'sLOCATED ~
- the sixteenth hVgiment Illinois Volunteer
Infantry, and w0rkiug under tLe Authority u the q.
L. Of the STATE OF Illinois, meets every Monday Night
a. Ieup'ars Hall Iu t~dgcheli, opposite Nashville -
IuutC0ut Brothers In good Htaldlug frum other BE-.
gImenis, brigadcs and divisions Ina DO army arc r.
Bpectiuuy solicited 20 meet with us.
W.. 70. HAD, On. a." ". c. r.
II HADuIsG, Wa
M.kle-lm
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DIED.

Last night, HHERY CLARK RoEB, zgod three months
and 7 day, infant son OF Us. J. and Maria T.. 70 b
The funeral will take place at the residence Of Jos. J,
R BIB. North College street, at 81 O'Clock this even
Ing. The friends OF the tlmi y ara invited 10 attend.
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LOST.

ON TUESDAY EVENING THEl4m INST, NEAR
the corner Of cherry aud I'm on streets, or be.
tween there and tho It. Cloud Hotol, n SlOO Treas
ury Note, &c eenback,) The nnter will be lbtrsliy
rewarded by returning II to me at the II Cloud Hotel
Apll6-2ta s. j.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17
TAXESI TAXESII-

THE ASSESSORS books WILL BE FOUND AT
l. the Recorders once (as usua) Tor No iuspeo.
ton ofTaN Payers. Persons i~ntroated wul please
call, particularly thcso who have sustained damage
BY hre On otherwise dutlug the pat year.
WILLIAM DRIVER.
Nashville. April Il, IsOa-2w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17
Wanted loo Wood Choppers.

'T'O WHOM GOOD WAQts WILL BE PAID
promptly Apply between the hours Of u aud
l o'elOck and 8 ana 6 O'Clock, at
SIMPSONS q HARKISSI ivery Stable.
aIl6-ly" College 81, below p, hureh.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17
FOUND.

VEsTERDAY on VINE STREET., NEAR GAY
street, a ady's Embroidered Leather Money
Pouch, which tho owner eau got upon application a.
this ONCE, by describing the Pouch anu paying Tor
this advertisement.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-17

Citizens OF Davidson County who
have taken the oath of Allegiance,
or given the NOn-Combntant>, Pa-
roIe.
The following is = list Of citizens of
Davidson County who have taken the
oath Of allegiance to the Federal Gov
eminent, or the non-combatants oath or
parole, within the past four months, the
greater portion of them since the publica-
ton Of the order Of Gen. MITCHELL of
March 30th. The list is up to the 18th
inst, inclusive:
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News Items.
t7,Sy,aphsd to ne Scr rort sun
BY the Governor:
DAsirL = r,
Priv

Mason GrssRAL BuTtss aud STAFF arrived last eve.
nine a. Fortress honroo from Washington.
FLAG ~ truce boa. cf Fortress Moni or We. lerday
Tor City Point with a large lot OF clothing and ether
n-cessATo, ior the Union pri,onen at Rchmond.
GRoBGE vAspALL aud james " slss of the s,h Con.
necicut Volunteers, were executed at Porrc.. Mon
zoe, yesterday morning, for de-er,ion near Ports
mouth, Va.
sA uSioS meeting was held At Little Rock. Arkan-
ses. on the slst Of October Strong revolutions II
dial support and loyalty 20 the United States wcro
passed. Spirited addresses were made
TBH Baltimore EvE-tSp TRAsscHrr, 4. nsvsparer
startsd some two weeks since by WHamlIl. Nelson,
Of the former propriotors Of the DsY GAZETTE,
was yest' rday tuppre,sod, by ord,r Of Gen schenck
rSp,s an srranrsmrn. with the Federal auth ri.
tie. for the appointment Of four Kllitl-y Commits
sicners In each Congressional District the foruer
appout Two aud tho 10, crnor two, 20 aid in rnl.ing
volun'eers, Governor seymour has appointed officers
TO all eSc9p; the frat ten di.tricp
ATiRRtt Nevada City, Csl, on Monday destroy ed
nearly all The buildings on II oad street, five brick
dwellings, on Main street, ths Episcopal Mo'hodist,
Congrsat ons ard Catholic churche., the Theatre,
Court House, Express and TELEGRAPH Offices, the IA
WORKS. thc unted a'o. Hotel, and many store, in
tie roi,hhorhood The lo,. es'lmated q, 5000 ooo
TTT fashionable circles ~ wa2hinr'on arc all in .
nuttor in anticipation o; TIL gIea' wedding to NOR
row, when Governor spr'sue, of Rhode Island, will
lead the slhr Mise Chase the drugh'er ~ the Sc
re'sry q the 1r.ssufv The buies trusssau is m Az
rif,ent. II l. ssl that MI Cha,o'. rerdence being
limited in scccmmodation, 1t IL probable that Ill,
hiide will hold her Wedding reception in the Eaf,
Room Of the white IloIs,, by permission Of Mr,.
Lincoln
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HOW II Is MADE 10 PAY.
Army Of the Potomac.

Washington. Nor. 10 From ,urotmauou which
reached ws,hins'on to nieht ohc mcs.ersr leaving
the Army oi the Potomac At 10 O'Clock this morning
sTp,afs th't Gen Biford yesterday re,ohed in,
two niiie' north Of Cuppper, driving Ihc rebel
airy and infantry before him.
Gen. Lee's hesdluar.er-, saturday nirh', we're Al,
Brandy station on the Rsppahsnnook. Thin refutss
the belief current in quarters, that he had gone
South to advise with Braes our army lay in line Of
battle all day yesterday but Lee declined to soeept
the issue OF an engagement.
SNOW fell yesterday afternoon along the line ~ the
mountsins, covering the peaks of the Biuc Ridge
Gen. fitzpatrick oupied Pony mountain yesterday
afternoon. Lsst night he discovered large area OF
esmp free south Of the Rapidan, between Raeccon
Ford and Rapidsn station, on the railroad. No hrss
of magnitude were discovered in and around Cnpsp
per. This leads TO the inference that Lee has decin
ed to risk general eneagemeut in the open field.
and withdraw his force, except sulid, TO his
former strong position. All the evidence tends to
prove tina. Gen. MEADE hss ars ont scnrrsled Lee,
BY leading him TO believe IL vas his intention to
move down the neck toppo-ie to Frederiehsbure
thus inducing the latter to weaken his front here
u strengthen that point.
4 gentleman who ,rrivcd here to-nirht. ssy, our
Gae Of battle crossed The Orange sud Aetandra rail.
rnad 20 point whore 1t 10 supposed Lee las . full
force on our front.
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NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER H. 1863

pace on III ipiar Iis Hs estv 'irencd vitN rnreh
intrrffn the details Of the reception given them ~
tns Mchdahs. Whsn the coleraiu stions and com
rlmenr were all disposed or Uu'ierrv, prr' e1'ed
70 lht Emperor, In the anne OF the Rcfencv Of tho
selcsr Empire. the vote of thanks of the Iun's of
No'stler The document we N'nced in n box ot ell
Vt q delicate ~orhm.nshlp fastened rouni vth
tnanis " the colrp N MEXICO red. white and green.
.,biet steitenent "a, produced In Ireland anonest
The olerg u the Tstshhshei Church ~ tho ar.
h.unoement that canon stanley had been offered The
w ant srcthishopric Of Dublin. while his l.sfn,rs
Ard ricluencs are hiy admitted. he ~ accu.ei q
so' OF h,rtrits and of being rank neolosisf. IL IL
even asserted that ud Palmerston should per,s, In
srppntine him. that II vii! lend to severance b.
tween he Church and state, a. the clorev Oil BY
means have him to rule over THEM. The canon Ia
ehspiain Of the Queen. Prince Of alec, sui R,hop
o. Lnpdon aud Professor of feclesistcal history in
the Unworthy OF Otfid bu these de ~ ions do
not seam " avail with the Evangelical party. II IL
tmarkal e that the same out-fv -as raised seaiust
%. sppoinimsnt of IA, late AfchN shop Mha'ely and
TIE ruin OF the Estshiishe1 Church ia Ireland VAS
confidently predicted. But he outlived all opposi.
ton, and finally died In the ''odor Of sAnctity"