Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-03

c.N Mr. z. Cooper of this borough, fell off a
step at the house on Sunday morning last, and
broke its arm.
."GREAr REDucTIoS."-By re ference to our
Advertising columns, il win be seen that J p
Kratzer has received another supply of Spring
and Summer goods, which he is Offering at
greatly reduced prices.
"FREsH GooDs. .''-Under this caption the
reader will find, by referring TO our column
of ..New Advertisements that C. W. & H.
". Smith, are just opening a superior lot of
goods, which can be bought at ''liberal dis
connt'' from former prices.
The SHow.-The grounds selected for the cir
Gus on Monday June 8th,are on the other side
Of the river. Arrangements have, however
been made TO pass all persons on foot over the
bridge free. going to and returning from the
show. Persons will please remember this.
TIE WEATHER.-The Spring season. so far,
has been rather backward on account of the
dry state OF the weather. Within few days,
however, we have had some refreshing sh ow-
.rs, and ali vegetation is advancing rapidly
The fall grain. we are told, generally, looks
rerT promising and should the remainder OF
the season be propitious. an abundant harvest
Will be the reward of orr farmers.
TIE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY FOR JuSE--
This numper of the Continental contains sew
cal able and Instructive papers, as Indeed
might be looked for from the distinguished
..r,as ua find c-. fta staff -ar,,f,-
tributors. The Continental on the whole takes
high rank among its contemporaries, discussing
the living issues of the times, rather than
deEoting itself to merely literary matters, or
things in general.
GLORY IN THEIR SHAME.-We have been in
formed, thai wedding took place recently, in
this county. in which every person present,
groom, bride and all-wore an old rusty
copper. as badge of their sympathy with the
Southern Rebels. Truly, coppsrheadism must
be getting very bold, when men and women
Kill thus openly acknowledge themselves
traitors to their country. These deluded per-
sons seem now TO glory in their shame, but
the day is close at hand when they, like the
Tories of the Revolutions, will trv to avoid the
just contempt of all loyal men BY removing
into the dominiUns of the enemies of our
country. So mote it be
An OUrRAGEous AssAuLr.-On last Satur-
Day, May Goth, Thomas Beers, OF Boggs town
ship, beat an old man named Butler in a most
os'rageoas manner. It appears that settle
nent had just been concluded between the
Two at the close of which some harsh words
we're iIdulged in, wherenpon Beers knocked
batle- down. Batter made no resistance what
ever, but remarked that Beers would have to
pay for that Beers replied. if that was the
case be would give him something worthwhile |
to sue about, and then fell to and beat Butler
most 1nmercifuly-inficting injuries to such
al extent that Butler was in rather a critical
condition for several days; but. at last sc-
soants, ne was improving. A man named |
b'rAholder being near at the time, fastened |
10 in'eri..e TO prevent the assault upon But
isr tui was too late when Beers tnrlred mp |
% aud beat Burkholder also. inhicting some /
severe injuries. Some of Mr.. Buffers neigh |
ooTs brought the matter before the proper au-
to7i'ies. on Saturday night, when a warrant !
vas issued and Beers arrested on Sunday |
morning and lodged in the county Jail. A /
IsaT'ng was had before Justice Porter, on |
A'hily, and Beers was admitted to bail for |
us appearance AT the next term cf our Courts. |
IaIAL LIsT for June term, 1S63.-FIRsr /
Hstk-Fry Carson VS.. John Leonard, Nc |
Nanghton n Carson vs.. John Leonard. VIM. |
) Sankey vs.. John Briel. J. Camper vs.. E. |
Williams, X Wallace VS. Swarrs & Kooser. /
Senae'l's Heirs VS.. Beasse. keriin IS. Z Ne |
u"''ys Spa'ts vs. Leonard * Gaines, johnson |
- heed, Reed vs.. Shaw * Osdez, Leonard !
- DIlIen & Davis, Dubois vs. Baum ef al.
leonard vs.. SeyIer, Catbcart for use VS.. John
"hiieside, NcPheron VS.. Hocbenberry, Nc
heron vs. Robson ef al. Lee Cambeil rs.
/ -ehia Il al, Whiteside vs.. Whteside, Shivcly
V. Weld, Wilson VS.. Good lander.
SECOND WEBK.-Morgan vs.. Shoffs, Potter
- blanchard ct at, Uiian VS.. Boyuton, Hood
Hay born, Reid & Co. VS.. Alber, & Broth
r.s' ratehin vs.. Lamborn, Forcey VS. Antes,
'eh' Boynton ei. al VS. A. Goss, sen., Lam
'a vs. Patchin, Patchin VS.. Thompson. j.
= 9lahain vs.. Wilhelm, L. Bloom vs.. yor-
Adm's, Casebeer VS.. Huyck et al. Kut-
-'1 IS L Weld, William Mckee vs. Thomas,
Is' Bingham Hood VS.. L A Yield, irwin
:, blanchard, Primer vs. Houtz. Brunerss
= 'Aeah hyler, Kratzer * Sarver VS. Pagan,
'-'<eF Sarver IS. Thurston. Maysvs. Can
' q Keeder, Mcfarland & Co. VS. RoIIin.
ugh vs. Cummings. BoIce VS. Leonard
- Ay' Hartshsrn vs. Ten Eyck, Gaines vs..
'aes Leyfers e. al. vs. Kratzer & Co,
L. T. Kephart vs.. Whitcom & Son.,
LINERS Admrs vs.. Baird K Reese. Josiah "