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, 1863-08-15

TreIghts are Tery dull and rates arc slightly lower
for brendstufs 10 Liverpool the engagements nre
s9 bu wlcat At q u b. md 1900 bn sovn op pr
y GLASGOW, soo h5ls tlo9r at a. The c1a5ers ere
fet, at Is; Prossian bark Is direct English port
iG1oucester at s. Sd neutral vessel VITA ts COZ bu
fates afe IS lollowsTo 1ivergool American AZ
G pcr iogeign hag, hour 4! wheat sxasd corn d
91a goods r. a. e 1ksonSSoa per 1%ssean s. y
Az; per foreign nag, Hour q ID wheat sxd hea7y
, 1863-08-15

NEW YonK.-The Times Of yesterday says:
The money market shows somewhat moEc frmncss
to-day, the In the stock market probably e1erct5
inE some influence toward that end: There Ia good
inquiry at III pcr cent On CALI which y TIE general
quiet thia being the dsy Of the packets departure and
tie market has not yet opene1 Ter satuEday trans.
London. and nrn1y holding, while buyers were unwill
$96M166 In SPECIE which Ia rather more than e1-
pccted.
TIE Foru1AR LoAH.-Tbe receipts On tha 18th last.
for the Popular Loan. were $59GSD OF which S0f $50
wns paid Ia for account Of the Loan Agency, and $o
500 or subscriptions direct at the Treasury Office.
, 1863-08-15

The nour market Is vcr dull there being very little
demand either for export home sales comprise
abo1t 100 hss. aHSs!9alng .Sg lse hs!s, Tesss;n :1
Nis do On private terms. The retailers and bakers
are buying small lots nt prtces ranging from $xY7H@
e1t1a family, and $ID0S30o bt1 for 1ancy brands
to quality. kye flour Is selling at IRON tl5@5 %
vi nvnrdv tSina n 4 hrl
, 1863-08-15

BHffn10 maritet-AuX. n.
F1opr-Dull and unchanged.
GtA1T-Nheat dull, and nothing Of Importance do
Ing. Com In 1a1r demand 1T A4@6c. Oats Qulet at
5lc. -
Wu1sKT-Ea1es OF 80 brIs st 33s4c.
FEKIGurs-Steay ut 12c for corn. aud lie for wheat
1npoETs-S,ooo bsls -four, s.. GO bn wheat, 1900
bu corn.
ExPonEsaao1 sao1e COO brls -four, 5000 Du wheat. $1,000
, 1863-08-15
JOHN CoA1sKEY, Chairman.


The PAPER TRApE.-Considerab1e curiosf-
state street In know tha contcnta ~ The I'M
mense pile Of boxes in front of Ial,n,s n,ner
Warehouse, 4a and a State street. Thev
we're Oiled With foolscan ana 1etter nonar
embracing thirteen hundred rcams-shven
tons in wefeht-al} sold to one conccrn In st.
Lou,e. This is probab1y the )sr,est transac-
ton in this line That has ever taken place in
Chicago. Messrs. Latin g. Dsy are among
our most enterprislng firms, and we believe.
profess to sell mora goods In their line than
s . - sss,,4..s ~ s4ss NV ~ 4v"el
-. 80 ~ tpsr ~ ~" s4se tue"
= e@'' A.4o @'>' " 4s.us- --.ees ''t40es '1o so'
PREsEsTAr1os.-Wel learn that the English
friends Of James Robb, President Of the G.
, 1863-08-15

~ Seeds, in New York, OF al kinds continue dun
ana nominal Clover y quoted at 7Ke9sc; umothy ii
E@@ss22s; TAX At se4aa@asa. aud Calcutta Insect at
, 1863-08-15
3uoroIug.

p 0 A RD1NG-With pleasant
- ropMs. may be obtained at .s25 South Cia1k
street. 1t IL also convenient location Tar day board
en- - is only moments walk from the Post Odce
Or Court House, a11x 1s35-tt
POARD1NG G.-Pleasane Rooms
~ With Boazd can bo obtained ut 81 Adams street.
aulI-kI5xt
, 1863-08-15

F1ouR-unchanged. w
T. GrAINLEheaE la meaerste demand, and shipping
lots Of winter hrm: milwaukee, c1nh $lOQ: amber
Michigan $1n. Corn and other grains ,1niet..
On wheat, md s1lc on corn to New York. '~>1e
, 1863-08-15

Vessels Fassed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1FtbuneJ
DETROIT. August II, t3S.
Ef.-Prop Racine: schrs Cuha, HysFer, bermuda.
powa.-Propa Badger state. setota; schrs Water
man, Wings OF the Wind, Halt, sophIa Smith.
, 1863-08-15

TAKEN UP-A Black Mustang
j. Pony. Or tore and ona hind foet Nhlts, saott
tail and fcE Ehlta hairs In fotehez4. tbs oHEeE
viii plea1s ca1 It Ceasy1l Fpltea Htaon md
p1oIe property. a2l+kases
, 1863-08-15

The E008Ef1rtf0U war EUnu C0mmlta
tee Of tho Common Council.
The above Committee will meet and organ
ize for business this Saturday afternoon the
18th inst, at o'clock, ut tho Supervisors
ROOM Aldermen Comiskey, Albrich, Bond,
Woodman, Aleckner, Hottenger, Roberts,
Sheridan and Gallup comprise the Committee,
with the Mayor and. Comptroller. Let all
pleaEe attend promptly.
JOHN CoH1sEEY. Chairman.
, 1863-08-15
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chleago Tribunc.]
BuDaKeokT. Aug. II, 1sa.
CLEARED.

NEVRuug,
Onward. Joliet.
LeGraux. LaSaf1e.
8 a UouGlaA Eo2
Seneca, q s8a II lumber.
Josephine, 1ockport.
MAria, kankAkee,
Danube. Ottawa,
Lady Franklin, Athens.
s F Gn1e, Athens.
Tide, lasalle. s, 200 It lumber, Il, 90 18th.
ARRIVED.
| Humboldt, LaSoile, i4S tons coal
Reliance. Summit, 60 cords wood.
, 1863-08-15

~ Nervous Diseases aud Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causes, In both eexes-new
and reliable treatment, In reports Of the Howard
Association. II sealed letter envelope free Of
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Phila-
df1pn{a Pa. f7t93w
, 1863-08-15
9trapto.
foul.1,

TOUND-On the South Side a
i Gold Watch. 1he owner can have tho same By
p3osinE property. Apply 1t the room OF tho CHICAGO
HAaI1A1T Gox&1sslQ3, - kAdl2Qa-st. S913 ks2ss4t
, 1863-08-15

COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EvKssu. August II, 1858.
HHcf1f1s FOE TIE PAST TwEsTY-FoUR HOURS.
Flour, Wheat Corn. Oats Rye Brl =.
hEls. hu bN. hn. hu. In.
, 1863-08-15

BuRrA1--Priynte Geo. F; Williams, Co. B,
Maine volunteers, wns buried from Camp
Douglas On Wednesday. His home was In
Union, Knox county, Vt.
, 1863-08-15

NNTu WARD UHroS GUARDS, ATTENTION!
There will be meeting Of this corps for
drill, at West Market Hall, Saturday evening,
at ~ O'Clock. Every member is requested
to be there promptly.
, 1863-08-15

OIs-Dnll sales-l0 brls No i Chicago Lard 0ll at
&C.
PEOVI9IOE9-Inacttye but arm. Sales were-s3
brls country Mesa Pork Ut $l2 "a br1s do ut 82
1900 pcs Hams in sweet pickle at 9Hc. loose; 1o pcs
canyassca Hams at &c,
FOTATUES-Dull Sa1cs-I75 bu at Sc,
RCE-U1chansed-' We quote:
, 1863-08-15

TOR SALE-Farm Of 42o acres,
L In Albany. Whltestde County Illinois, we'll I'm
proved. Viii be- sold CHEAP Inquire at nfnca at
F. S. HOWE. 76 Dearborn strtet. aug kl9+Im
, 1863-08-15

vi %uE HVAuAEA 4A4A0{ HGAE NAk
wounded, and continued on duty; many more
required but few days or weeks for their
recovery. Not more than one half Of the
wounded were permanently disabled
Mypcrsonal staff aud chiefs Of departments
have ii all cases rendered prompt and efl-
cient service.
In ali former reports have failed to mike
mention Of company 4, Ath regiment Illinois
cavalry volunteers, Capt 8. D. Osband com
manding. This coknpany has been On duty
with ms rs m escort company since Noyem-
ber, 1861, and in cFezy engagement hare
been In since that time rendered valuable ser
vice, attracting general attention for their
exemplary conduct, soldie11y bearing, and
promptness. It would not be oYerstatiug the
merits of this company to saY that many Of
them would fill with credit any position In q
cavalry regiment
For the brilliant achievements recounted in
this report the army Of the Tennessee, their
comrades ef the 9th army corps, Herron's d.
vision Of the army Of the frontier, and the
navy cooperating. with them, deserve the
highest honors their country can award.
have the honor to be, Colonel, very re-
spectfnlly, your obedient servant,
q. s. GRANT,
Major Gen. y. {. A. Commanding.
Asst, Adlt. Ger. Washington, D, c.
, 1863-08-15

,CoRRECT1oS.-1u our notice Of Mrs.
Homes School at Ii Porte, we spoke Of DR..
Admins as slate If Illinois College," Dr..
Adams is stil professor In Illinois College,
but absents himself four or Eve weeks from
that Institution. in the fall and winter, to lec-
ture before classes In philosophy and chemis.
try, in Mrs. homes shool.
, 1863-08-15

For V1cKspURa.--Capt. ?. P. Wood, the
popular commander Of Company 4, Chicago
Light Artillery, will leave for Vicksburg the
last Of the month. Packages and letters for
the battery boys may be left at Larrabee &
North's, l74 Lake street. -
, 1863-08-15

FoR TIE It'd REaIMExT.-M. N. Strong, OF
Company D, I'D Regiment Illinois Volunteers,
will leave for his command On the 10th Inst,
and will take charge Of and deliver all zetters
left at the store Of Bliss. q Sharp, LA Lake
street, before o'clock p. m., Sunday.
, 1863-08-15

MUCH ADO ABOUT NoTHRG.-Chas. Y. Nc
Carty and Officer McCabe were arrested yes
terday, At the, suit Of John n. Goetschlus,
for violently lay1ng hands on him, ejectlng
him from the store Of McCarty, and from the
sidewalk In front of the store. It was au as
eault in which the dignity Of the contendlng
parties was at1ected-no bones we're broken,
aud no one WIS badly hurt. McCarty wns
ts1eaa :; =. tury: before Justice De Wolf and
the jury falling to agree. vi! WI! he re-tried by
another jury to-day. McCabe took . change
Of venue, and 1T LAST accounts his trial was
progressing before Justice HoIslncton.
, 1863-08-15

FoCED,-Ag gold watch found on the South
Side, Thursday afternoon, awaits an owner,
at the rooms Of the Chicago Sanitary Commis-
sion, No. G6 Modison street.
, 1863-08-15

WILL REMA1S.-Rev. ". c. jackson, pastor
Of the United Presbyterian Church, desires
us to say that he will not leave town to-day,
as he expected last Sabbath, and that his con.
g1egation viii hare IN opportunity to listen
to TWO sermons on Sunday at the usual hours.
, 1863-08-15

An E1:ALnERM4S Asp C1TY RA1LwArs.-
4 railroad csr driver WAS fined at the Police
Court, yesterday, seven dollare and coats, for
throwing stone into the carriage of an
E1-Alderman The case was appealed to
higher court for final settlement. The oc.
casioa Of the eneae WIS controversy as to
the right Of way between the conductor and
driver and the person in the carriage. It is
said the complainant will be asrafgned this
morning for obstructing the cars.
, 1863-08-15

luls QeellAnle uIAnCo ol Lue PUBIC BeFT1ce,
has pitched his tent In the corner of Court
House square, where be Is prepared to enroll
the names Of all those patriotic young men
who desire to serve their country In this her
hour of peril. We know Lieut.. Church per-
sona1ly; and those who are disposed to enlist
may be assured that this is no ranrine artillery
humtug, but an established and legitimate
branch OF the eerviceA organized before the
army and navy even. MD that they can place
full reliance In what Inducements for enlist
ment Lieut. Church may hold out to them.
The duty is light, consisting mainly Of guard
duty in navy yards and On men-of-war. The
uniform Is very rich and showy-the only full
dress uniform In any branch Of the public
service.
BARGAINS M C1oru1so.-The single com.
modify TINT is Of universal request, is money.
So has It been in every age-so is 1t every
where, simply because money viii secure to a
man al his other wants-prov1ded he has
enough of it. Hence, 1t becomes every man
to be judicious in spending his money. There
are many articles that every man must have,
and it is his duty to himself and his posterity
TO see that he makes his purchases where he
gets the best articles for the least money.
One Of the necessities Of life is Clothing, and
Belongs, 100 and lo2 Randolph st.. Is the best
plnce we know Of to purchase 1t, particularly
at this time, as they are selling off ut very
nearly cost-and some articles below cost-to
make room for an immense stock Of fall and
winter goods. Their clothing is substantially
made, from good materials, aud will be found
1ust as represented. We advise those about
to invest to call and Sec for themselves.
A. POLICE SuRPR1sE PARTY.-Yesterday
morning about three O'Clock, Jack Nelson
and posse made professional tour to Con.
wagers establishment, just outside the city
limits, on the West side, to see what Was 60.
ing on. Just before getting out Of the corpo.
ration, they met severa1 carriages containing
numerous Individuals, who were making
more noise thaa Is allowed, under the reytsed
, 1863-08-15

AsuccEss.--As we expected, the picnic Of
the Edwards Church and Sunday School to
Genera, Ill, yesterday, was complete sue.
cess, and when they announce another one,
10 doubt, an appreciativc audience will In
sure an equal if not greater success pecu.
n3arijy ,-
, 1863-08-15

.ar3. E.n,+ E,n,,. rwEssst, r ...11 -. VI ~
un' ,,,ans m "n f1a eoala 6ea AZ tne
nTnanh u S%apaaan3a nm aaa ~ aG9sps, ana part
-sasS1 sus " net1,a n.te.ne,aa o oF eeat
II r1snt;nn M ~ 4hoio @ars nn ~ ~ euecoea
1n9 c,;c1nS,s hs.ti4ns srd -,o;rt.,naS tSsoa y,
the1e nnti} n1rht' Enrh cn1ns foii NAVY mnra nne
men tbau could pos.ibly be nsed IN ihe ~.
sault, oyer such ground rs intcrrened be.
tween them md the enemy. More men could
only avail In case Of breaking through the
ecemy's lite or IN repeling sortie- The
assault wns gallant IN the extreme On the part
OF MI the troops but the ene1ny's position
was too strong, both hatpfs1!y and arutclally,
to be taken IN tna1 way al eyeIg point as
Ranlted, ana al AZ OF them al the same time.
the enemy WIS able 70 SHOW alt the force LIS
works could cover The assault failed, re-
gret to say, with much loss on our side In
Killed and wounded; but without weakening
the confidence of the 1roops In their ability to
ultimately Eucceed-
No troops succeeded In entering any Of the
f5rff3fh ~ fhe 11rt recfncnf Trws TnInrFnnerr e'
80 so.,a e5orao nr;7-a4aa - A., sa'..o s.o.s
Auo sol1S ~ Gssen pl!sues " e9e eaue ie.a-
ment- "a t9ese n91e returned c4cept tne
selgea51 ann pcsslo'y .s.; ons uan. lae VOTE ES
MS no practical advantage unless others to the
right md left Of 1t were carried and held at
fise eame timc.
Afonf 10 received dispatch from
arsMa-,..nd f1,,t ne was hard nresse6 nj serer,1
4aosnfa IN replv TO which I ordered him to Re.
3nforre he points hard pressed from such
froons M lie had that were not engaged. I
then rode round to Sherman. and had jnst
, 1863-08-15

An1EsTED.-Af few evenings since train
wns thrown from the truck at Cortland Sta.
tion, on the Dixon Air Line. Yesterday
man was arrested on suspicion, who was for
merly svitchman, but had the dny before been
discharged.
, 1863-08-15
TRIBUNE oFa1cE, Chicago.

KILLED BIZ LaGursMo.-D During the late
thunder storm, David Hood of Thornton Sta
ton, In this county, had two cows Killed by
lightning.
, 1863-08-15

one square section Of 1ae land. all under 1euce aad
IN tame grass. There ara two good, nev NaIno
houses ano ba5ns:oa she same win Etge long time On
mortgage of It Per cent nterest It Ii one Of the
acles eI open rraie adjoining It ct tha nest knd oi
upland grasa will sell low. a:d would furnish soma
BLAIR 251 South Water street, Chicago.
, 1863-08-15

EXTENSION OF NORTH CHICAGO CITY. RAIL-
wAr.-The Engineer and his assistants wets
yesterday making u surrey, and setting the
stakes to mark the line to be followed, in the
extension Of the North Side City Railway.
The course adopted leads past the Lake
View House, thence out to Graee1and Gene
terry, about two miles beyond the present ter
minus Of tile road.
This will open up and bring into market
for retideuce villas, a number Of delightful
shady lots Of land, which will not long wait
for purchasers. We understand the road will
be extended withoutany unnecessary delay. and
we trust the company will substitute steam
car on this long road, instead OF horses.
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Shot At-But Missed |!
4 GRAND MISTaKE..!

THAT ALL THE MERCHANTS OF CURWENS-
Vile were wounded. 'Tis true, that 1 was shot
at, but missed and since then have been at the
city, and procured very large assortment Of
goods Of all descriptions which am disposing of
at lower rates than any other house in the comfy
RE4Dn READn READ ~
Best Calico, at from Is to Is cents per yard.
Best Muslin, at from Is to 30 cents per yard.
Best Delaine at from 20 to 2S cents per yard.
CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES :"
Best Sugar at from II! to l5 cents per pound
Best Syrup at 81 cents per gallon
All oiher groceries at the same rates. Boots and
Shoes. and Shoe findings, cheap
Ladies who wish 10 make good Investment
should cali and examine the assortment Of dress
goods-Merinos. Saxony plaids, Plaid Brilliants,
&C. &c. Also, Cloaks, Shawls, Hoods, Nubas,
Sontags Gloves, &C., &c.
Dee 3, 1852 j. D. THOMPSON.
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rs,HE CLEARFTELD ACADEMY will

4 opened for the reception OF pupiIs tmale and
femaie) Monday Nov 10, 1862. I'e,naS, per ses-
sion of eleven weeks:
Orthography, Reading. Writing, Primary Arith-
metic and Geography, $3.50
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar Geogra-
ply and History $500
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy and
Book Keeping. S4,OO
Latin and Greek languages, $500
To students desirous of acquiring thorough
English Education, and Who wish to qualify them
selves for teachers, this institution offers desirable
advantages No pupil received for less than half
a session and deduction except for protracted
sickness. Tuition TO be paid at the close Of the
term. Lmay30l c. 3. SANDFORD. Prineipal.
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rLEANsE THE BLOOD


" disordered or vitiated Blood, you must be
sick all over. 1t may burst out in Pimples, or
Sores. in some active disease, or it may merely
keep you listless, depressed and good for moth ing
But you cannot have good health while your
blood is impure Ayers sarsaparIla purges out
these impurities aud stimulates the organs of life
into vigorous action, restoring the health and ex-
pelling disease Hence it rapidly cures varie-
ty of complaints which are caused by impurity of
the blood such Scrofula Kings Evil, Tu-
mors Ulcers. Sores, Eruprions, Pimpies Blotches,
Boils ST. Anthonys Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
letter or Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm,
Cancer or Cancerous Tumors, Sore Eyes, Female
Diseases such Retention, Irregularity, Sup
preston Whites, Sterility, Syphilis or Veneral
Diseases Liver Complaints and Heart Diseases
eurprising activity with which it cleanses the
blood and cures the disorders.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is so universally
known to surpass every other remedy for the cure
of Coughs Colds, Influenza Hoarseness, Group,
Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and for the
relief of Cousumptiye Patients in advanced stages
of the disease that it is useless here to recount
the evidence of its virtues. The world knows
them
AYERS CArHART1o PILLs-for CostiFeness Dys-
pepsia Indigestion, Dysentery, Foul Stomach
Jaundice, Hesdache. Heartburn Piles, Rheuma-
tism. Dropsy, Worms, and in short for all the
purposes of purgative medicine.
Prepared by DR.. j. c. AVER d Co, Lowell, Mass /,
and sold by
c. D. Watson, Cearfeld. VIM. Irwin, Curwens-
viile S Arnold, Luthersburg. Eliza Chase, Anson-
Vile j. G. Benner, Morrisdale, C. r. Foster, Phil
ipsburg, and Dealers everywhere.
May 7, 1862
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ATTENTION, COMPANY !--V olunteers, who ex-
pee, to retain their health unimpaired during
the campaign, must see 10 ii themselves do not
trust TO the Army Surgeons, supply yourselves
with tIoIloway's Pills and Ointment. Every
English Soldiers Knapsack contains them.
Oniy 25 cents per Box or Pot. 2l2
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All the Merchants in the neighborhood Of Cur
wensvil!e. because l have brought on and opened
large and we'll assorted stock Of
NEW GOODS,
which ] am selling at extremely low prices for
cash My stock embraces all the variety usually
kept in country store, and selected with an eye
to suit these
WAR TIMES.
I will rot, here attempt to enumerate all the art
cles l keep and their fsbulously low prices
which / might do-but after you will have seen
and examined for yourselves you viii excaim in
the language Of the Queen Of the South
"HALF HAS NOT BEEN TOLD"
I will merely say, come and see for yourselves
for | feel satisfied that can suit your tastes as
we'll your purses
Lumber and all kinds of produce also taken in
exchange for goods.
Curwensyille. Oct y. 1882 J. f. IRWIN
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COURT FRoCEEDINGs-JAN TERM.
QUARTER SESSIONS.

QUARTER SESSIONS.
Com. VS. Isaac Price.-A.sault and battery.
Settled.
Com. VS. Jacob -Kuntz.-Rot, in breaking
IN door and carrying away windows. Settled.
Com VS. G. D. Murphy and bat
terry. True bill. Defendant pleads guilty and
submits. Fined 81 and costs.
Com. VS. Westley Nivling Cutting timber
True bill. Settled.
Com. VS. Samuel Ray and James ay.-Lar-
ceny. Leave granted to District Attorney, to
withhold this case upon his statement that the
charge could not be made out.
Com. VS. James Prce.-Assaut and battery.
Settled.
Com VS. James Price. and battery.
Settled.
Com. rs Ed. Brenner,J. G. Merrell, and ia
cob Ulrich. Assault and battery. Settled.
Com. VS. jeremiah Butler.-Disturbng re-
ligiors meeting. Settled.
Com. VS. ". Lanich.-Disturbing religious
meeting. Settled.
Com. VS.. John Moore COT D. W.)-Disturb-
ing religious meeting. Settled.
Com. - Noah FaEweii, aud A. a. Kelly
Counterieiting. Continued.
Com VS. Levi Rowles.-Assault and battery
Verdict, guilty. Sentence imprisonment in
county Jail As hours and So fine.
Com. vs. Margaret May Nol-
spro,.
Com. VS. John Bell.-Fornic and bas-
tsrdy. Continued.
Com. VS. VIM. b. Homes.-Surety of the
Peace. Complaint dismissed and complain
ant to pay costs.
Com. VS. John Beil.-Seduction under prom =
iss of marriage. True bill. Continued.
Com. VS.. H. Davis, VIM. Cook and others
O6Structing Constable in execution of his Of
ice. True bill. Continued and leave grant
ed TO District Attorney to enter a nolle pros.
upon payment Of costs and Def'ts entering in-
10 Tecognzance to keep the peace.
Com. VS. Ssme.-Riot. True bill. Instruc-
lions Of Court same as above.
Com. VS. BENZ. " ood, " III. " ood and Israel
"oOd.-Breaking into dwelling house with
intention to commi: the felony, larceny
and receiving stolen goods. True bill. Con
tiBued.
Com. rs Evans Miller and James George
aAicious mischief. True bill. Trial. Yer
Dict, defts not guilty and each party TO pay
half Of costs.
Com. vs. VIM. Irvin.-Obstructing highway
under act of Assembly. Ignored, and county
iopay costs.
Com. VS. Robert Mahaffey Same as above.
Com VS. James misunderstanding high
way, etc. True bill. Continued.
tom. VS. John Patten.-Same as above.
Com. VS. Geo. Rowles.-Assault and battery.
Holls pros.
Com. VS. David Gaiues.-For ornication and
oastardy. Continued.
Com. VS. Noah Farweli.-Passing counter
'eit money. True bill. Recognizance for
ieited.
0om VS. A. A. Kelly.-Passing counterfeit
money. True bill. Recognizance forfeited
Com. vs. Jacob Graham. Dis
charged
Com. VS. D. F. Smith.-Obstructing high
way with dam in Susquehanna river. True
BILL Continued.
Com. VS. Geo. B. Logan.-Excep.ion to bill
VI costs. Sept. %, 1862, exceptions confined
OILS Of Geo. G. Passmore and James Half,
N"hesses, continued; and now j anuary Term,
s Loart order $3.50 10 be paid to each In full of
claims.
COMMON PLEAS.
'oan Hepburn VS. Isaac Bloom m.--Attach-
'D'' Plea, non assumpsit. Trial, Jan. l4th,
'efdict for plaintiff, S33 so.
'onn Patchin VS. John Thompson.-Sum
"s 10 Trespass. Plea not guilty. Continued
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-01-28
MAR RIED:

On the 18th inst. by Rev. s. Creighton,
Mr.. JoHN g. SHoFF, to Miss RACHEL Goss all
of Ciear6eid county, Pennsylvania.
Sept. 1Ith. 1862. at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. S. Creighton, Mr.. J.
KLINE, of Clearfie Id county, to Miss MARIET-
IA HETHERLIN, of Centre county.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-01-28

ANOTHER SOLDIER DEAD--Among the deaths
of sylvanians at Richmond, We find the
name of Alex Carr. Mr.. Carr was q member
of Company C, 5th Penn'a Reserves, and re-
ceived gunshot wound at the late battle OF
Fredericksburg. He was taken prisoner and
conveyed to Richmond, where he died in the
Military Hospital on the 3lst day OF Dec, 1852
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-01-28
DIED.

On the 2lst inst, EMMA AUGUSTA, daughter
of George and Cecilia Mulin, aged year B
months and days.
On January Dist, HELEN JOSEPHINE, aged
. year, 2 smonths and 10 days-a little girl
living with G. B. & A Z Hoover in Lawrence
township.