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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-11

I ARRIMER TEST, Attorneys al Law. Clear
IL helu, Pa. VIII attend promptly 10 all legal
and other business entrusted TO their care in Clear
field and adjoining counties. August 6, 1856,
JAS n LAkklAER- ISRAEL TEST
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-11

/ :, ChAAs, Attorney st Law and Real Estate
II. agent saesrheld, Pa 0Eee adjoining his
residences, on Sesoad street. Mavis
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-03-11
CHILlPssURG AND SUsQUEHANNa

II :
TUREPIAE Roam CosTpANr.-No:ice i hereby
given 10 the stock olders in this road that e
lection wiil be held al the house Of Wm. Myers in
Philipsb1rg- on the First Monday Of March next.
between tire hours of and Q clock p u 70 E.
feei managers toz the ensuing year
Feb 4. 1858. E T. LLOYD. See'y
The sun., 1863-11-19
From Virginia.

Fdstinc'on, 800 ls.-Thcie have re~ru''v teen
20 public dsvelopmcn,s relative 20 t'n Lee Amy.
sxreptips that the man lody of II !e, h,tpecn tho
IApldsn and Orange Court llous 1' laidsu
kont is strongly guarded. The ,,crrr o. Satuidav
and SUNDAY cons nsdershly impeded titntport,:ioH on
he dirt rO.ds-but .uppuos are ,eut 20 he font
by railroad.
WASHINGTON, N9r j. III. following hns bsenre
ssived here froru the Army Of the Potomac
Two de'srters were publicly branded 10 pre.snc. Of
xheir division, yestcrdsy On Suudsv. sfte- X "a.
neks recounoi,.anee had retired fr,m the HapiIan,
NJ enemy threw over t~o or three regiment, 10 this
ads but not beyond the Coz 81 Of .her cul, On the
tsishts al Raccoou Ford.
A brigade OF the Third Corp. ms -oss turned out
and reconstfuot,d the fencing ON the iAsn ~ john
Minor Botts which bad tsen destroyed b, ,he 'foops
sneanrins In ths, vicinity. NJ BOT, IA nos at
homs and apparently in good health nli aIgts.
IHE FIRE, locomotive passed the hri o. tpsd 20
Cupep,-r, since the rsbsi fcGi uU. on ln,scT' lie
soad sfsiily open 20 the KAplAu. loo much irrise
pAnnos he awarded 70 GeherA Mc' u'.ut .I, 'trl
pevere.uE aud heir able construction rl.t Co.. .le
onuyy gud XII displayed Tine. tr,r r'. f, ti ''f.
hts az AID the man track en- ~ 'rf. lui i-.r'v
titles VI ToAt uuit over sI hun ifed f.t Ifid4tL
part Of n froru fifty TO siIiy Ice il n, 4ld
iveufy cU,vrtt-. ed ter oster 4-As, 49, al
siiG.n n tpsce OF three week
The sun., 1863-11-19
General Intelligence.
Ua1ce


= ytp, Ci'y i.le Nc rapidly rebuilt TIE osby
IL i.., tt, sss S;i0,uOO Insured tor only .oOtl
.fLg noN should prseede writ ~. .ll follow
rrad 2
VuE>gvss y-u Zee inclined T. cry, .us' change
yaur mn aud .uyh.
Drrt>9 the rscen, balloon Hish, NJ Prof King,
'rov Etrsor NJ, he saw sw mar drive her chidron
into y. hou.e. ervins our, There's Of J.G Ia
viss tif b nh STEELE
TIE Petersburg, y. G, ,Fvr,res ,svs THE con.
.srvNt've p'.ce men have carried Leach In ith
'rfr~. Turner IA STU, Christian IL 1tb, and prots
piN losau Ia 10Th"
Vt have bren'ns1sed 10 he married ~ ie pas, i've
'fs, hu' no tine has occurred ~ithin that period
vtsn they we're both GU. Of tho state Prison at the
Tnt supreme 'ribun. o. H,drii hs. .u. given an.I
Sod ins,, ~ "a ~ Nhieh h.d been under Litigation
Mhui,sres Q; Ir.n-is .P,r.-11. The f.mou. nvsdsS
and C. n,ue,er Of Peru in 1852
It,rcPor,si f.on North CA,olin,, th., the .choon-
ri'h mcrehaud 20, wrecked near Isogue Inlr, on
~" irh Of October 1ti.ttid that . PARTON 4 her
eals va, rsyed by the r.nsl., AID sold, vkio ths
captain .ud crew we're sent to Eichuond.
Tiir Navy ncpsr'men, I. in reerlp. or v,,or,,,or.
d patches from Admiral nshlrrcD. N. Admifsi hs,
s'oso her recovered hi. hes N. Tho toinhardnen;
OF sumter I, progressing fsvofably and, sftfr ever
nal have L,cu irivcn ut o,h,r .t.p. to..td. d.
reduction Of CLars.ton vii bs taken
Tns rr..iten', -, AZ. tod. invariably sadr.....
Near hesAtd and Chase a. "iOvernnT;" Hr Blair
Judge D." tie Sectetaty Of the Navy As .ir
N.lss," snd the Secretary Il war a." STATION "
win othera h /. Ciole familiar, calling tho CO m,
m Dte' in chief iiruTy," and the Governor o Penu
f'Iv4nla ";" but ono vlu uold fsiu hc con.
4 siried confidential tsrW1 with him Or. alv.y.
ssrcmoui auiy iidIealed ~ Colonel" or by some
otl,r 'o.usl utle
G.v erYspCs IA. l..1cd m order - ,u the New
lo-t soldiers now tn army, d'-Iiut Or. % ..tn
IN thtnt,g 'ing and pra.e 70 Am'so-r Got fol ne
fan lic- sud iielCs ?. home 10 this tni, Ae o.
fors-r.ta copy o. lie fh'ns'r'v as Proc. au q q
70 rvsfr reg Ia NJ ron t.Hs siA 90 inst propr b
of the dutis sn.,-d sA.s' ia may b, kty
IN their several campa.
TuT MA.sehu,e.ts Lsai'aturs, IN extra sss.i on
have passed , Eul strueui bourg B.u provide.
fot paying s3.5 In hand, or " he volunt', choo4e
800 "a hand and 40 yer month during h.l term o
LIyice, Ard for slI months thereafter II discharged
tr honoshe disability the n. IN case OF death q
- pad 10 his widow or belIs The Lnli,tInent bl o.
1867 "a. AN nded so as to put AstOp tU tubsptut
brokerage. The ssssisa kss ben pfsssaSsA by N,
,Govsrnaf
The sun., 1863-11-19
National Cemetery Lc1.car;
Arrival Of UianBGuishrd NIsiOra.

Hlrr'sLtry Ngr. II -Ths special "a .u.. on rain
4 tLe uove,uJrs .e;. A. lGffas one .or G'tt's. 1Tg
Among the prucipal dirniiar,' were Gc~..uprs Cot
7n, Seymour, Pigpont and Brrugh Gcl N,u-s.-
pool. cf Nv ~ 81. ArdtioL, bro - of Ten
Audsr,oa. Governor, Ted, nsuusor, l-d l.luiuau 4
wee vireiria and Their rrFp'rtire s'ah- e. uerAl.
Doubl,dAy, ston,nlhn AM stA.c', =: r-r Gry Gam.
non Cemsnt Bsrc,ty, q P-,...' ph A, and tho
blo.ins m,talcr, ot GOV Cu-'3u- So Generals
avir. X ug eud E,ypo,d., Coz. !. u "a. stln, Ec
aet., ThoUh' Hiisat suL Qua,, tli f.Itatc socIe-
arr George H. horrsn. The train O. % corn'e' With
h' Pr fidsnrs company At iiau.f,f jnHrf 20, ausrs
be President was TO be Iec0.yol ~ .c,.H af hog
IT, and the hole PARTY 49, thu ,.I.'et t''stt5 q
,urth. TIE -" ni- uee q, the c-r. o-F 81! b, very
arse Numbers ief here thh uor~,as an Wagons,
mi the trains are crowded
TsB French Aini'tes, NJ. Ae'c - AMI Adi- f'l Re-
ssud, the Italian M.aisicf, u. y r; alt,, ald hi'
Seer tsry o! Le4Hton, Mr. {, va, vth C..vtieI leo
10 and Lieut. Mari Iez, Of the I's.au psrtT. All Mr.
Dougsi Of th' Csnad,n Miuistry, tcrr r'panisl ,hs
sscretarv Of State, 81 bewsfd. 10 &c T. r, Ifs to
tsy President Lincoln and his + vr,e secretary
II Nieel,y, and several msu. bare sf tie Cabinet
sus aiss IN tbs assiAI train
The sun., 1863-11-19
NEW YORK


: - John. N'r. 1'.-- rte'tesm.hip rsltons from
sod'htnp on Noe. 4. h., arrived.
AIN al J1ne, hsi no'ired ,hc F.i,r,l ,tc,ncr
kearare 20 lave CO K ilnhof IN .haui, ITO
coru'ns DIR refused IL is sad ,he i,vs,ch.us the
b .ts'e tuun,rs - Coik
B'w'dg. Ori. A.-1hc Alabtms cruising IN the
n = Beu-ai
L'u ~, Njv The infutscrt c'fp., uurher'Hc.
u 10 said. three hundred riAnI- ans snd too hun.
dred And thirty cavalry ~hch ad,,uec on sunday in'o
Volhynia, having been pressed by tho iuas 49,,
lsii devn their srus ve'tsrdNv 70 tho di.'rie' o
Sskief In Gslc AID tou men aith ann. nluti
toni. sud over 10 hor.c,, surrendered 10 IN. A..
The sun., 1863-11-19

81. Louis, ~ 18th" tor.fAlh has teen ~
bnded 10 or bn4itlL Cen u Nrii hgs i,.ued 81 o..
Ter ths, all Moderation, ~ the 'c, rsih .aal t' re-
SaTded &c the wort of tushvhsck,r. nt Ter ,s.ry
suttins OF the vit.s guerrilla pr.s.uef ,t,I hung
Our forces occupy waldron s',ut so u,l.s south oi
For Smith Our ,cout.ns pU'Ie' love cAp'rr Il
sshsi MAJOR aud two captain snd quito lg' - "
Drsonsrs together wItA pjft ~ OF G ',I' "a n.
Adsn With :Juui..afy ,t.res aud sastl..l.u. a.!
sast accounts Coop.r "a, Il, ins rapid d. Ead
The sun., 1863-11-19
PRICE ONE CENT

te ci'l "Ihc Nr. iort ACE Drivers Assosis-
non" r-M.a.c received, TIA, he hai in vhieh
s1,';cr." o. tho a..c, sIcn ON motion Of tie
i,'',q'f. ,ss ;ns r. ac .nirs' e the meeting :.s
tnIf'v Rr 90 Ito a. &C. NO.. ,nd b, liner .esine
J.'of l.' 'ct'r-. o'thc Ssj .,,cet IN. ssld thss
.u "c M .u' ''tninS he r one gi the eommittce
.a,s,c, r .A.c r., m,d ii, dH'y and %. .os1
,n W., ~ ~ i'hs Net and you'd ue'sf draO
cl,.s , tsn.' ~ 80 h. dry,. eu, he .s.is
'ili r'rrr on ~. -rnmi't'c until duly diseharscA-
~ m'. On "a. i,.o'vsi taat badge, be pro,iAs&
r'r ri'Tt'' ~ % N'S t's 2 Tbs s.s,,ts.ry ty
>, 'ud y" wei,'" ~ 'h' m'.uiue V.aerdsyl. snA
'n'i n' veg" ,neu'a u So 500 an memlsr Of The
On mo'i'a -. rsrucd: an It -n further resolved
of" 'h. & " i.,p.C ~ ses go ~, % 10 ma:
sui A. ~ md h"'n hin,ed 'h,, some had sppssrsA
-'t ,-ru'luv would b. crerci.ed The meeting ths.
r"'.tds solution ih, 30 e. 'ee-diivn ,houd 70 To-
TRY 90 'rc iio-er, & houston and Boucry sna
I Co. mi rH,t ir'' ih' ms,iins .hou u O'Clock ANA
TIE I,u'r' ia, rani mass meeting at Cafre
place In Avenue yesterday. for the purpose Of car
rvnf cut 'hcls .'tite movement, insuSrrated at =
mo-, uor'. .1c - >tnts, A very largo delesatios
of 'ac WtlAmsluteh Hraurh Association psrtieps-
ts11dnin ",,.,' c ,nc' ~, ia'.,ins vas cai,sd -
lslo-'. A..ocia:ion " NcV io,t aud vicinity BE-
T. = ,i..,.el,nc to ,ut'ne" qn.nmou. ,ot' Of Sf
u,d''. my mea' A,re. OF collation., we're thsa
! plc,cd - those .hop- whefc the bcssss have
p dcd Themselves to employ, et certain prices only
ninhcp o. enc A~ocia'iou.vc. 40 sdherr to thsie
p-l shall -usrt.d work until the "hosses' submit.
,,nrT, ,img I, ,alg g,,te 10 al ,s..e :hSns
l-,d' AL 900 .mSn ., all r allowed, u be z %
n H. rRe -; @AG,"ts n,,,s,r 'hUp ip..o,1.S oSn
ihn @,meas Of d. s,oci""o%' ~ % .Siis .:
st'ke. 'hah be- slWofi,d 10y -cssiy contrbs-
Those OFT, No suen Who refuse aid the A.sosis-
| non,o' ~, %. sAuc ~ ~ present movement, tS
last iy.Snton /. - f.l'o~Si Resolgsd, f6., sif
iSs'i h''ns shal' I. used mad every efot, made -
r.,oIu,l.u h, eud In view, snd ths. -e vii dive
iho.r b. hcs'. sni Who d.urt that our cause vils
Thr'e rc'olutiou' we're in connection with come fsO
moaihcAto.s, aaop..d.
s.Ht 49, GtNp M.Staa Held regular msetIne
a. ls. Boucry and hoard reports from the Commissse
appontcl = mocii0f 60 drer Constitution sea
h-i'u. tr ,uc r'vtrnmcnt of the association. The
Nomu' u,c - ed pro.n", and were directed ~
Tut CoURrs
! CorrrCuvsr,g Tus pN cuprc-n, Courr Cfrs
or rr' Crirnn'r unch,ntcd psu2 lS Duana
q ,nend" untnls d, s., L" Term sos sis
o,. ,o..'i,g's" i,@. Part Sos ic9, 2lsI, III, ~.
~ lsiI ~ .s' l!4s, i5ag: l7ii lsig $40 O..
$50 '-' --'' '''' -'''' '''"' ''''-
rnii'arNa E.R A.n rnr CRY srRsHIs.-Iut the
case w iic I,opi. auI o.hc,. aelln. the Harlem
E,fo'd oIp,ny and The Mayor OF ths city recently,
d,,iJri adversely 70 tie COMPANY by Justice Hoss.
b'pr 40 r,r ~ hts ben ',t~u a, he, been stated
NOV has tha 'ontnaus .lscI any step- whatever to
-afa' .tI,'D % Ia, uismcnt Ia order 20 enable
! IL tfg M.S cv'l'r IN a." supreme Court Cham.
bsr., b'ior Juic. CIersr, tho matter of the hsbsss
Ina tlt ~ tlpf oil
The sun., 1863-11-19
Highly Interesting Proceedings.
OTHER LABOR MOVEMENTS
LATEST POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS,
dc..
Chattanooga.


CkdttGnoogl, Nor. IL This morning The enemy
Brought battery do~n the river eide, snd ah.,ed
shs camp Of the l25 III moi. rrmdits the ord 'iI
niL-- sbove here, killing the E'. 81 s,undeu.
chaplain Of o., regiment Trsr,'ei wore forced 90
sstire sftsr haf m houts pfs;lc ., th. 20 Minus
so;s battery AL sq-i.s her, sId she sit.s..,n VI.
-
The sun., 1863-11-19
Tn, Movement Against nurn.ls..

Vashin.'ot. Nor !. Thr sr.s tbs Afternoon
~, 'Le --latest iu ctmai,on fr,u is.t ;cUuo,s,, is
hs; Longstrec; ia movins in ttAt direction, and hst
some 'klrui.hns hai ahead, o,cuucd between
Sprusd.. ou'posts and 'he outio '' u L.ns' fe,ts
advance The exact position of Lnra, ir, ol. .p.'.
NOT EIn.r.
The sun., 1863-11-19
RHCOkIYS

GENERAL SrISuLA COfMGSCEp recruiting "a
earnest ye,erdsy, At hi. bsadIuarss', In Montague
Of The iIoafd VI super,isor', having procured the
money ordered, besAu pG2 mo $500 bounty 20 each
enlisted man int In co',swenc, " the want Of an
examining ,ur .con. but thre, Of about twenty who
offered to eullst could ls accepted. To-day surgeon
viii =, teacheit the head. iters, and ntairi via
ntOcssi ia am .rtt-t -tCniAuc manner The bounti~s
paid TO vetorau' o. .nen mo have served in the
my ant to tatal Of e't- tni To new recruits.
sG1T rh~ CO.. NJ, o. luiy of $500 will be paid ash
IN h.a qua. q - men ~a- yestuTdsy detailed to
e p4 o,eLt duung ,rG Giy. rud conduct recruits /.
th6 gen.fsl Iend.HyOua N Rkers Island.
1HK CoRHER sToNE Of new old school Pres.
byteran oLuioh odiGoe va laid yesterday Afternoon
in Ga.o avenue, eorn0r of Hunter at Tho consrs.
CATION q, presont Worship In the old buicins iuo~a
Sths Greene Avenue Presbytorisu church rho
huiliinEy 20 le Of rS Win hfosn stonn ilcing- 1t
calculated g. -rgt 800 leTaous Cost, 5000 IL 10
expected hat the building viii bg ready for occups
uon hT MAY next,
frEE'rEp OK THE CHARGE or BrR.LAks.
Acting Sergeant klit of t.- i1l' 'rcc.nct, yr,tef'
day arrested hon.s 'iA4t .i ,h4'fe Vi 'htefibs
tn hlune VI Nj Phillips 3D. t,4r s,nenr LeWs-
sytnus, on sunday, sui sisa.iur "rarnF spPlr. val
u"d II S1O itonI the rom e., s.,Tl nahtn fu"sI1
Cunningham. lie Aecul va l''d ~ hearing
1uE BEo0KIA's OR.HtE AsYLl M.-Ths
annual donation vi u RI D." li I1bI'n prphcn Asy-
lum viii b. held tie lllo.nF sn tgmperland 81.
near Ny yrlls aysnu., on lhiA'y anu fi'aay oi thia
week
WILLIAMSBURG
Rr.rir or rHE b..Arr II rnE SEC.nA
Co,.,,,so.l D.als.. The following are u. OH,
e,.. a.uf,. ofue uonscsip.iou It ths seeoaa Goa.
The sun., 1863-11-19
LOCAL NEWS.
sEv YoEE AM rns VICINITY.


NJ Orion li.iu - t.ci ro'a. uce IAe vote on
i'h-ua Bow, stood NJ - I.t,t.i Wu. ~ stow
At; y, sNd 1> 'cnu,-tf. rs,i,r' to the
:. - tri a''.'t' =. .aH'Ot.t., i.ttI.t'rn sr'sc
"'o i''"i' eo.. '' 'h' E.,us cav gat', u.'ns
' "A'' ''''. A.' ''" - o''' '''N
p" '' .'' ''' 'p '.. '''n' VA Nn's' no
''"" ''''' N'"' "''. '' '.'t hf7'''.
- NJ "'".'
go, ,.., t.....,,..
60 ,rc c,. reI c-ptt.t.. NJ c,,r,e. ,,ca,fo,
1rnthc-. ~ 1 u.... .ra N- ID 80. uur,
1h,y.trau ,..l,..att. alisitfrr rIls.. lr.~nto
orr t..ft,,s ~ ,Y,n.s IA . ,,.-,istt ,t ,t,rl
ireard 7..r.,ti.m h.,tUt,u.t,r, u
r.c t,.fr,u.. .to -cr.,..-.f., lava. e,t,. 90.
ttI,d g. ,t- 1.,... amy r.r.tat..,. ,ut .oud
h.,,tc,,v,5t ia. ,.r g.. .r..so..., N,,.t,
~ANh hr.r,lL.n.u..AN M V,.l.,f4 .ot f.,.i,s
him i,r rs.fHr. .t.at of tim ~, ,.sr. ago
Irte,r,~tesd,he r.u..1.tan ,t pe,rly all tL.
Icryar 10. t,..r.tice e-rsr y.,i... ttt, civ and
Two ,,. ruAn psg.-s tn st.Al' IIr,sp aid ryr
si~e LcrRrst- have come on; 20 hs favor. Hr.
G4u.Art- tl,ui' c,cur'e tat ~ mean, of tho
Glmau ,otc, 80 hsio.I 4'ii With h. AmrurAn
i0'Ios ci'i, r'srd ia. ui,',sE,ic cares Nst ~
viii eu' ir 'e'~c.u lie eif,f,u'4 std b At thtm
1hr eoutoet .iutrre.i.ur, ard rg, n.s 10 he .,cl
unr, A. 'lofo . 10 e1um ih't Gen. p.l'. de-
''uA'l'" r"ni''s NJ. '1"N" moro 'Sf"h-
.'pe o'P'''n' 70 tle ''''t e.a''Sate'' M'
i'o'. u'P' 10 WV 'h' "'''' '''A - c hH
sN'p 'h' s'.''s MI' num- - n Voc 'np''t' oi me
L''uu.' .''t' ma me ''' ~ W 'ah'crH''e shHi
's"' o''. '" Ia''nAf' 90" r,' h'A'y vote tan
ma run N.' i"n'n' '''''l"' " ~ docs not instance
th'm an IN, 'rheid't''' a. ID u-ns' he'ofe An se'-
oon, are 'Qu' P "nrnine oi 'n'ee" nf s' only one
,.....,...'..,, ~, ',','s.,
ors,a.s,ti,r, ar. .e,i,,i, ,,..s.a IN making o.t
.b,,r u,,, r. u.. ,'l..rtr,. n,ir,o.nic and
other o,ac... vh.,butI be t.bu.L.d =, Corn.
lated
,, -.
'oh,i' r'ioh y th' pNt.d ''i'A nav uk ueen los'-
yo1'I until 20 af VII % t't 4u.stlon VII bs decided
!, ,t 't,.r, az ,..,..,.o
" '"' '"Au "' '"uN"'e'''
lrttAEIND IoE l. .tr -fioN The Natural
ration Coinfr.t'e, srr DEL 10 s-.,an AZ TenriAny
Hal. hui A. grt thcr- have he'n iti'' mo,sthan 300
us'Lf1' Icd p, a.. toH'' ~ Common Pleas sine. tho
S,. ~, ,". i'm " 'i' ~ connsC,,s,, r'.
it..f rr mon h,,. h,'u 4. ...l nppiyins ior 'h'r
u.r irin te tr,r, al.Atueh tie, lad dscltrsi ih.f
. ''l's IN tlr same ''a H'It Lh OF rboih may
''U'' ''1 ~ .,r.
,'', VI "''''-' " 'u1.' 10 Wv ~ "''u
v..t,,..'a -. .,",..,,,,..,,', 80,
49,. 1T, -, .-,,.,l,.-.,,,,. -
-, - -. -, -, ...
no'''' ''"S's' "N' i'~'e'P ~ po' W. '"' '''''"
+ meat.
AT ruF II ,Gs ra TIC public buildings in
our cty, AuI jag otr htrtof sud thI u. hout
H., country. ...I bo di,plsr.a A. h.tm,,t, d., in
-. VI -, ,,.,'.,.,.
sympathy .tth the rpeurg VI tlF Nai1utl Neine'erY
The sun., 1863-11-19

Gathering Of Distinguish d Visitors.
The sun., 1863-11-19
Latest News

Br 7ILEGRArH TO raENEr YORK Sry
The sun., 1863-11-19

Gen. Mcneil and the telegraph.
The sun., 1863-11-19
General City Ne

Meeting Of the Work Girls.
The sun., 1863-11-19

Original PLAN for Protecting "a
The sun., 1863-11-19

Rr.ir or rHE D..AIr ~ rnE SEc,rA
CoSo1,,.oq.t DalH = The following are ~. OH,
Gle! dxure. oftne oon'csipiou 1t tho sreoaa Goa.
fCsrs,nv.s w IsvrIA Psss!
The sun., 1863-11-19
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
a UNION CAMP sHELLED.
Rebels Forced 10 Retire.
l0NGSTREsT AFTER BURNSIDE.

NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST
The sun., 1863-11-19

NATIONAL CEMETERY DEDICATION.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29

Il An old Scotch minister was often
obliged to avail himself of the aid of pro-
tationers. One day young gentleman,
vain of his oratorical powers, oficiated,
and on descending from the desk was met
by the elder with extended hands, and,
expecting high praise, be said: mo COM
pliments, pray" INA, IA, na," said the
minister, "nooa days I'm glad O. ony
body"
-" Well, Sambo, how do you like your
new place 2" ooh, berry well, massa"
What did you have for breakfast this
morninga" why, you see, misses billed
three eggs for hersef, and glib me the brof."
- The following bill, rendered by a
carpenter to farmer for whom he bad
worked, seems at least curious: ITO
hanging two barn doors and myself seven
hours, one dollar and a half"
- The longer | live, the more certain
am that the great difference between men,
the great and insignificant, is energy-in-
vincible de:ermination-an honest purpose
once fixed, and then victory Goethe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29
REBEL TESTIMONY.

One of Bepjamin's Intercepted dis
patches to Siideli, makes an important
revelation as to military movements.
which fully confirms the wisdom of Hal.
leck's removal of Mc'Clellan's army from
the Peninsula. He says that after the re-
treat to Harrison's Landing, Lee having
satisfied himself that small force wonl2
be sufficient to hold McClellan's demoraI-
lied army IN check, proceeded as rapidly
as possible to join Jackson, hoping to hurl
their united army on Pope. crush him and
proceed to Washington without further
interruption. Had McClellan's desires
been granted, by leaving him on the Pc.
ninsula, it is evident that this rebel move.
ment would have been successful.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29
THE STORM.

The tempest RACES wild and high,
The waves lift up their voice and cry
Fierce answers to the angry sky;
Miserere Domino.
Through the black night and driving rain
A ship il struggling, all in vain,
To live upon the stormy main;
Miserere Domino.
The thunders roar, the lightnings glare,
Vain Is 1t now to strive or dare;
A CRY goes up of great despair,
Misere7e Domi,e.
The stormy voices of the main,
The moaning wind and pelting rain
Beat on the nursery window-pane,
AiSerere Domino.
Warm curtained was the little bed,
Soft pillowed was the little head
"The storm will wake the child" they said.
NiSerefe Domino.
Covering among his pillows white
He prays, his blue eyes dim with fright,
"Father, save those at sea to-nightP'
Miserere Domino.
The morning shoEe all clear and gay
On ship at anchor in the bay,
And on little child at play,
Gloria ti5t Domino.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29
nJRGE FOR A SOLDIER.

From the Philadelphia Press.l
c,oss his ewes; his work is donel
VIVA. to him is friend or foeman,
rise of moon, or set of sun,
Hand of man, or kiss of woman!
Lay him low. lay him low.
In the clover or the snow
What cares he 7 he cannot know;
Lay him low
AS man may he fought his fight,
Proved his trnth by his endeayor,
Let him sleep in solemn night,
Sleep forever and forever.
Lay him low, lay him low,
In the clover or the snowI
What cares hef he cannot know;
Lay him low
Fold him In his country's stare,
Roll the drum and fire the volleyl
What to him are all our wars,
What but death bemocking folly.
Lay him low, lay him low,
In the clover or the snowl
What cares he Z he Cannot know,
Lay him low.
Leave him to Gods watching eye,
Trust him to the hand that made him.
Mortal love weeps idly by;
God alone has power to aid him.
Lay him low, lay him low,
In the clover or the snowl
What cares he !? he cannot know;
Lay him low
Geo. II. Ecker
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29

Re ELECTION OF SENATOR DooLlTTLE.-
The following is the vote, in joint conven-
ton of the Senate and Assembly, for U.
S. Sepator:
Senator's Bartlett, Bowman, Cameron. Chandler,
Hamilton, Hopkins, Humphrey, Kelsey, Kimbal
Lawrence, McDill, Morris. Furdy, spooner. H s.
Thorp, West. Wilkinson, Young, and Assemblymen
Adams, Aleott, o. Ashley Y. Ashley, Barron, Bates,
Bingham, CasweIl, Cory, Cox, Davis Dockstader
Edgerton, Field, G Fl. Foster, Fowle, Galloway
Gilmore, Ginty, Glenn Greene, Hanson Hatch, Head,
Hill, Jackson, IIapham, Layne, Miller, Monroe
Newman, Osborn, Phillips Pope, Pratt, Priest Pull
len, S. W. Smith, spaulding Starks Starr, Sturte-
want, Taylor, Treat. Turner, Vivian, walworth,
Webb, Webster, E. Westcott, W. S. Westcott ,
Wheeler, Wilcox, Wright aud Mr.. Speaker Barber,
voted for JAMES r. Do0LlTTLE-7S.
Senators Bohan, Clapp, Clark, Earnest Frost,
Hicks, Hudd, keogh, Mitchell, Pratt, Rich Thorn.
as, F. o. Thorp, Villas, Wilson, and Assemblymen
Albert, Bentley, Burroughs. Burtch. Cahill, Chap
man, Collins, Deuster, Douglas, Ellis, Evistou,
Fisher, Foster, Hanrahan, Harms, Hayes, Hide
brandt. Hogan, Hyer. Jones. Larkin, McCollum,
Mcfarland, Oetllug, O'Hara, Portner, Power Pow.
ers, RAJ d, Robinson, Rothe. Sanboen, schantz,
I Schottler, Shauahan, Sharpstein, Simon, Snover,
Thomas, Wagner, White, and Ziller, voted for E.
G. RYAN-57.
Considerable laughter wa: created by the re
spouse of Mr.. Albert of Milwaukee, who voted for
Edward g. Doolttle. After several inetfec ual az
tempts to pronounce the intended name, he finally
succeeded in pronouncing the name of Edward G.
Ryan.
Mr.. FRAZELL voted for MATTHEW 81. CAR
PEWTER,
Mr.. W. H. SMITH voted for JAMES s. BROWN.
Jas. R. Doolittle having a majority Of all the
votes cast, was declared elected United States Sem
ator for the term commencing on the 4th OF March
next. Applause3
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29

STANDING CoMMITTEEs.-Ih following
are the standing committees of the Senate:
On Judiciary.-Sens. West, Humphrey, Bow,
man, F. Q. Thorp and Hudd.
On Finance Sens. Hopkins, Lawrence and
Mitchell.
On Incorporations-Sens. Humphrey, Chandler
and Clark.
On Roads, Bridges and Fe,riss.-sens. Morris,
81. s. Thorpe, and Hicks.
On IOaon and County Organization. Sen atoTs
Cameron, Bartlett and Pratt.
On Auitid.-sens. Lawrence, Hamilton and
Clark.
dy and Villas.
on Agriculture-sens Puray Young and Rich.
On Legislative Ezpenditures.-sens. Kimball,
Wilkinson and Rich
On, State AGairs-Sens. Wilkinson, Bowman and
CIapp.
On Fe7eraz Relations.- Bartlett, Hamilton
and Wilson.
On Education.-sens. McDnl, Hamilton and
Ernest.
On Banks and Banking Sens. Kelsey, Kimba,ll
and Bohan.
Joint COMMITTEE on CGaims.-Sens. Chandler, q.
S. Thorp and Rich.
On Internal Improuements.-s Sens. Hamilton,
McDill and Hicks.
On Engrossed Bius.-Sens Purdy, Young and
On Enrolled BiVs.--sens. Morris, Kimball and
Thomas.
Or Contingent Eapemses--sens. H s. ThOrp,
Bartlett and Thomas.
On Public Lands.-Sens. Cameron, Kelsey and
F. o. ThoIp.
On State Prison.-sens H. s. Thorp, Kelsey and
Mitchell.
On Railroads. Sens Bowman, Cameron, Hop
kns Frost and Hicks.
On Benevolent Institutions. Senators Young,
Wilkinson and Clark.
On Joint Conamittee on Printing.-senators Kel-
sey and Keogh.
ON Local Legis1ation.-senators Kmball and
Villas.
On Joint Committee Of Inuestigat,on-senator
Lawrence.