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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-04-22

II sBUCHER SWooPE- Attorney 81 Law Clear
Ii. ield, Pa. ofscs intirahsnls Ros. fcuf cioo I.
west Of Graham Bog utons store Nov 10.
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ID h sHoPS- Cabinent Maker Cherry Street
IL. eiearnsia "a Makes order every des-
erIption Of Furniture on. SNORT noiic. Jan 2i'ss
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NEW GOODS I!
JUST RECEIVED BY
CIV. & H. w. Smith.

Call and Examine the Goods. April |
TACT1ON All persons hereby caution
~ ed agains, purchasing q certain. Rote. dated
2lst February. ls5ls csliing for twenty dollars
and given by the undersigned 10 Jack Ames; as
have received value for the same I viii not
pay it unless compelled by due course of law
HENRY HUMMEL-
Rockton. March 4slS53-3tp
EIVE-TWENTY u. s. LOAN.-Dr1U-
Il ING Q fy ceHf pr a,asa fnfeFest ssuas1s
ersyg Hso1sH, Gosa-Leonard, Finney Co.
Of Giearheid Pa. arg subscription Agests to dis
pose Of this Fise-Twenty Years T. 5. Loan a
mounts can oe bad 10 suit the means Of different
indiyiduals-the Interest being payable, aud 10
be accounted for. half-yeariy in Gold.
Ciearheld. AprilS :. lSf3
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kRATzER Merchant and dealer in
= Boards and shingies, Grain and Produce
Front ST, above the Academy Clezrhetd Pa Ei,-
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Look at the Dry Goods. to wit /:

Gents Furnishing Goods:
Silk Mixed Cassimeres- Kentucky Jeans,
Fancy Mixed cassimeres, Cambcrtenes
B'k Ribbed cassimvres Fancy Ssttiuetts
Notified csssimeres. Wool fweeds
ISilisd cassimeres, Melton Sattinetts
Black CraFats Double Twist do
Black Silk Ties, Rubber Buttons.
Pongee handkerchief, Metal Buttons
fancy Cass Shirts, Carpenter Pencils
Marsaiiies Fronts Unique Scarfs
Dom LinHen collars. Linen chokers,
cord Linnen collars PAPER collars
5coTd Linen coilars. Coat Binii-gs.
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PROFESSIONAL Z BUSHES. CARDS.

FREDERICK LETTZINGER. Manafactnrsr II
III kinds Of Stone-uaTe. CIeHrsrld. Pa Or
aefs ssolicitei-wholesaleo or retail Jzn 1858
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II F. NAUGLE, Watch snd Clock Maker ana
IL. dealer in Watches, Jeweiry Ie Room In
GrahalE $ row, Market street Nov 10
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~ N aCCLI.oUs;H, Attorney at Las. CIssr-
w. field Pa ofsee .i,b I, u cr.n. F.a
'H eeeohd street July 5. 1861
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ID UBERI j. WALLACE, Attorney .; Isr Clesr-
HI held Pa oaaee IN shax's new row Nsrke,
street, opposite Nsagle's SeweIry store Nav Is.
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BNENALLf Attorney az Law. Clesr1.i5
q. Pa Practices in CIeaTaeld and adjoining
counties Office in new brick building Of J. Boyn,
ton, ID street, one door south of Lsnich's Hotel
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ShASs, Attorney ST Law sni Real Estate
i 4. Agent cIesrkeld. pa OEse siiesr.av III,
Residences, On Second street; MsyIs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
Times Special.l
Harrisburg, june 20.

Throughout the day our forces have
held position beyond the Harrisburg
Notifications, in anticipation OF the enc
my's advance. The rebels have no,
shown an inclination to make an attack
This morning few shots were exchanged
between the rebel and our pickets.
The opinion is gaining credsnce that
the rebels are maneuvering to take Har-
risburg by flank movement. The report
that they have pontoon train l2 miles
this side of Columbia, however, is some.
what doubtful.
A gentleman who has just escaped
from the rebel lines at Chambersbure
reports the rebel column moving eastward
to number 81, 1000. accompanied by l04
pieces Of artillery. Gen. Lee with hi,
staff officers were in Chambenburg las
Saturday.
Thirty-three prisoners, captured a
Mount Union, we're brought into towr
this forenoon.
Gen. Stahl is appointed TO the com
maud of the cavalry forces in this depart
ment
Another order was issued by the sebc
General Ewell, dated June 22d. relatip,
to restrictions enjoined upon his army ant
citizens of the country through which TIL
rebels pass. He urges ready acquies
eence to the demands of the military au
thorities will serve greatly to lessen tb
rigors of war. 1t was confidently believ
ed this morning, that the enemy woul'
commence an attack today. In all prob
ability tomorrow or next day will develop
his intentions or movements. Probabl
Lee may contemplate the capture of Bal
timore, and considers Harrisburg of second
airy importance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
Baltimore, June 80.

The American of this morning publish
o. the following:
A portion Of the lst Delaware avalry'
which was stationed at Westminster
2s miles from this city, was.attseked yes
terday bv rebel cavalry, and running
fight ensued in which our cavalry were
chased within five miles Of the city, and
bu, fev of them reported at headquarters.
Later in the essning it Was reported that
. considerable force Of rebel cavalry was
Advancing towards the city. The pre-
concerted signal was Immediately given,
and the me mbers of the Union Leagues
promptly assembled, received their arms,
and marched to the barbados.
The American also says we are graft
fed to be able to announce that the army
Of the Potomac is in rapid and successful
motion under its new commander. The
character Of this movement is such AZ
will satisfy the country of the vigor. skill
and judgment of the new commander -
We feel that we ought not explain this
grand movemen, in its present stage, but
we assure our readers that 1t will give
great satisfaction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
Cincinnati, june 80.

A committee of the City Council aud
citizens bad an interview with Gen. Burn.
side last night in relation to the defence
Of The city. The Council adjourned with
out action to meet this q IN
There was general suspension OF
business at Columbus yesterday. A
meeting was held 10 the State Honse and
addressed by Gov. Tod, who said he had
Information that the rebels design to en-.
ter Ohio within the next mouth. A
committee was appointed to adopt plan
OF action TO raise volunteers for home de-
fence.
The Commercials Central kentuck,
dispatch says matters in Cumberland W 60
a threatening aspect. The encmy il rsp
resented to be in force Mt Albany.
Rebels, numbering $4,000, under Pc
gram and Mash, are evidently preparin,
Is make an advance into Kentucky from
Walkers and Cumberland Gaps. TIL
advance Of tbs ferce entered Coumbi
yesterday. The character OF the move
ment is not yet fully developed, hut thos
10 command are confident OF our abili.,
TO resist any attack that may be made.
There has been very heavy rains |,
Central kentucky. In 1--WE DAYS tn
Cumberland has risen fifteen feet. TIL
roads are In bad condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
New York. june 30.

The steamer Columbia, from North
Carolina, Gath, has arrived. On the Goth
the rebels attacked the Bridge ut La
Fourche crossing, but were repulssd,
A second attack was made on the night
of the 2lst. but the rebels were again re-
pulsed with considerable loss, leaving their
dead and wounded on the field.
A deserter from Port Hudson says
their best artillerist. Capt. Boon, has been
killed. also several ladies'. In the recent
assaults the rebel loss was about 800.
This deseiter states that when be left they
had fifteen days rations; that when these
are gone the rebels intend to cross the
river on rafts instead Of surrendering.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
Philadelphia, June 30.

A special tothe Enquirer from Balii-
more states train had arrived from the
western terminus of the Western Mary
land railroad. No rebels had appeared
along the route.
1t is ascertained that large body OF
Federal cavalry reached Gettysburg and
took possession, capturing number OF
rebels. Our army is gradually arriving
in that direction.
Trains on the Northern Central run to
Parkton, 26 miles from Baltimore.
No approximations are felt for the Bal
,imore 4 Washington railroad. 1t is
strongly protected.
Gunboats are 10 the Gunpowder river
at Havre de Grace and Bush river
The dsfences of Baltimore are very strong.
Cars from Baltimore TO Frederick were
obliged to return after reaching Sykes
Vile where large force of rebel cavalry
we're seen tearing up the track.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
Manchester, June 90.
The following is from Southern pa

manchester, June 20.
The following is from Southern pa
pers:
Jackson, June "a.
Twenty Yankees captured a freight
train at Brook Haven to-day aud burned
it, and left in the direction OF Monticello.
Firing at Vieksburg was heard at
p. N.
The Vioksburg Telegraph Of the 18th
says the western shores ofthe Mississippi
FROM Miliken's Bend to Vicksburg, are
fnll of Confederate troops that they hold
Richmond and New Carthage, and that
constant reinforcenents from Wachetta
TO Pcmberton are received. and that troops
are supposed to cross over every night.
The Chattanooga Rebel edi,orially says
| in it's issue of the oath:
Grant on the ED attacked along the
whole lines, but failed to carry singl.
breastwork; that he WINS repnlsed with
loss OF 10 900. and is in full retreat.
The dispatches from which these in
ferences are drawn by rebels are by n,
means conclusive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
Chickasaw Bayou, June 25.

Port Hudson not taken. Gen. Grant
was deceived by false report given out
before the boat landed The Arizona
was the vessel which arrived on Tuesday
night, having passed around Port Hudson
BY the Atchaialaga. Gen. Sherman was
left in command Of reconnaissance To-
wards Canton.
Fighting has been slack to-day in con
sequence Of the extrcme heat. We hav,
gained possession Of another fort on tn,
left There is a general impression tina
the siege must close before many days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
Harrisburg, June 3o--I p.

The city is quiet. There is no excite
ment. The soldiers are all at their posts.
Yesterday 5000 cavalry, belonging TO
Col. Pieree's command, tiate Milroy's.
had . hght with lmboden's cavalry at Nc
Connelisburg, defeating them and driving
them through the town.
The rebels had killed. On our side
two wounded. We took 33 prisoners.
The rebel division of Gen. Early lef,
for York this morning. taking the road
70 Carliise.
Gen, Lee rs now concentrating his ar
my in the valley between Shippensbura
ard ChAmeersburg, evidently anticipating
m attsek from the A Fmy Of the Potomac
Gen. Ewelfs rebel corps is still in from
Of Harrisburg, and may commence the 1t.
tack st any time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
Philadelphia, June %.

The excitement to-day is intense. Till
late hour tonight the streets we're
crowded with an excited populace eagerly
enquiring for news and enlisting in de-
fense OF the city and State. AT the Ma
w Yard md most Of the work shops OF
the city business was either entirely sus-
pended or closed at an early hour to allow
the people to hear the news, and most OF
the stores on Market and Chestnut street
closed early for the same purpose. The
city, no doubt, will soon be placed in a
state Of defense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
The Rebels Preparing to In
wade Kentucky.
Our Troops Prepared 10
Meet Them.
WHAT the ChNff0NOO1O
Rebel Says.
A RuMoR ABOUT GEN. BUTLER.
Manchester, Tenn, june 60.

Manchester, Tenn, june 20.
The following from the Chattanooga
Rebel gives an account of the fight on
Wednesday.
From passengers who came down on
the. afternoon .:trsin yesterday, we learn
that on "Wednesday seven brigades of Ro-
secrans' army attacksa the brigades OF
Gen Bates. Siddls, Holding and Hover.
at Liberty Gap.
Our men fought the enemy until their
ammunition wss exhausted, when they
fell back.
Movements indicate q general advance
of the eaemy's force, which may result. in
. pitched battle.
We regret 70 learn that amoag the kill
ed of Bates brigade was Major Clay
brook.
Gen. Siddell lost some estimable off
GERS.
An editorial on tho situation says, at
no time within the past two years have
the people o! the Confederate States upris-
On with such splendor Ms now. when from
Ycksburg, Virginia and East Tennessee,
harbinger days of peace seem to burst in
Harmonious lustre from the long night Of
war.
To drive Grant out of Mississippi, 10
vest the Yankee capitol from Mary land
and defeat Rosscrans, are present objects
1t thinks the prospects never better for
these legitimate and possible contingen.
cies. and says.that on an advance into the
North and the troubled spirit of Democ-
racy must be told that our object ID
Peace.
When our Independence is recognized
we lay down arms. Vallandigham will
tell them 80; bnt let our Goverfnent ane
generals, in our march over the Border
also proclaim that it is recorded that Ene
Is on his way to hell threw sop to Ger
ebus, and let US deign to throw littl
sop to the restless Democracy.
In the same paper the Governor. in
proclamation column long. calls for 81
thousand troops, for six months. frol
Tennessee, under the provisions Of u
act Of the rebel Congress to provide {,
local defense. He ca lis specially for ii
the service of those men over 40, or sue
- are not liable to consumption.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

A POEM ron THE TIMEs


Oh Who would wear . seedy Coat, or badly attsns
vest.
Or Pant. y. sA,s.sssrs. Old and worn, when on.'s
Wh~s D. ftsra % eheapiy sslis suit OF s~suty ,sr,
In al and fashon ia tAsS. sv'y aA1uld wear
Oh who veuid want to wears Coat. the style Of By
gone ysats,
whsrs sisns OF age ssd service long on evry sean p
peasY
wssa ID stern ha. such stock q, ,sr~s % vs-v l~.
That sx,ry body wQaasn4 h1n hs gan sell them SET
Oh Who FROM credit Tsiiors his clothing Ger would
bay
And pay price Tor wsrmenis he taovs 10 nush toe
When u stern suit him and o. him snus an nice
And give hsftsr sytfsL al ohls HALF tAs r. rice.
Oil who would have their liltie boys and youths Of
larger stse,
Appear ID sasoe, garments b~fer. the psbiIe eyssf
Wien ID. sssrns boy Clothing before srr.ysd
And Psrsnts can sesnemirs By buyiss kxAps MACS.
Thea you wish fer cest or Pants, OF Vest or shirss,
OF Collars,
Or Handte ca.sfs. Or soeks, add ssal 30 ss~e ysas
DoilArs
TIC D. ssrns ne sure 70 xo-iAers /. NO o.asr pi.ss.
On Main street. meas the Lsves, his sxtl-
Ing lace.
ID. sTERN,
Main Street, besseaa In and Lvvse, keokak,
sp3o-d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
Philadelphia, June 500 P. n

Intelligence has been received to-day
that Lee and staff we're at Carlisle last
night. A rebel infantry force was seen
this morning about fourteen miles from
Harrisburg, marching towards that city.
The telegraph wires are uninterrupted
along the whole line of the Pennsylvania
Il, r. The trains are running also, but
slowly and cautiously to avoid surprise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
New York, June 80.

New / ork, June ~.
A rumor is very prevalent that Halleck
has been removed and Mcclellan appoint
cd his successor.
A despatch dated Fort Washington.
on the west bank of the Susquehanna
river. yesterday, states the enemy's posi-
ton covers the area of circle, the ex-
tremes resting on the main roads. with
pickets out and artillery in front and on
flank. A battle is expected tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
,& We we're acct ently listener. n,

1~ We we're accidently listener, not
long since, to Methodist Minister, labor
ing with young man--a backslidsr from
the Church. my young frisad," raid
he, 81 fear you are living far from God. +"
lit is too true" replied The young back
slider penitently; 81 have been making
my home in Dubuquef for over year. -
fDelhi Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
Cairo, June 80.

The dispatch boat Gen. Lyon has ar
rived, having left Yszoo landing on the
morning of the 26th. She says it was
not known that Port Hudson had surren-
dered. There had been fighting all day
Thursday 10 the rear of the city, and at
night one of the rebel forts was blown
up, causing terrible conclusion.
Guerrillas are still along the river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

dice which exposes her sex osuch dread.
full degradation. Thougha wall of brass
should rise up to shield it from assault,
the Catholic mind will yet End means to
overthrow aud oblitsrate every vestige
Of modern, as it has Of ancient slavery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
Philadelphia, June so,

The third edition of the Bulletin says
there is report in this city to-day that
Gen. Butler has been appointed Sscrsta-
ry OF War in place of Stanton, and Gen.
Mcclellan General in Chief in place Of
Gen. Halleck. We cannot trace 1t to any
reliable source.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

Especial TO Chicago Tribune.
Memphis. June 60.

The steamer Kentucky brings the news
that Gen. Logan's Division had taken an
importane fort from the enemy He had
opened on and bowed up the fort Satur-
day, thus producing breach 10 the walls
through which he entered The rebels
fought with reckless bravery, but were
forced to yield. Gen. Logan had already
mounted two heavy guns on the aban'
doned works. Heavy firing is going on
at Vicksburg all the time. Grant con.
tinues to contract his lines aud is daily
making nearer approaches to the enemy'i
works. Gen. Logan has an inside posi-.
ton where he commands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
SrThe Canadian Government il abor

b~The Canadian Government IL about
introducing u new patent law, which will
be found OF great importance to Ameri-
can inventors. Under the present sys-
tenn patents arc granted only to resident
Canadains under the new, It is proposed
10 extend the protection 70 inventors ofall
nations. without distinction in favor Of ma
tives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

A dispatch from Harrisburg received
this morning states that the authorities Of
Harrisburg have information. apparently
reliable, that Ewelrs corps. with portions
of Hills and Longstreet's, will move to-
day towards Harrisburg. They number
about 10000 men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
Albany, June Sc

Gov. Seymour has ordered Inspector
Gesssal Miller 70 New York immediately
who win organize thirty regiments IN
thae ci.y aud bsooklyn. They will be
cdrillsd IN artillery 10 well Is infantry
paeies, with view o. placing them for.
koaGions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

New York, june 20.
A Harrisburg special to the World says
it is reported Ewell's force, over Is, 900.
are Withdrawing upon York, and it looks
as if the whole rebel army meant to op-
crate Immediately against Baltimore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
PhilAdelphia, June 20.

The Washington Star says 1t WAS cur
rently reported here yesterday that the
rebel p,cks,s made their appearance four
miles from Alexandria, on the Fairfax
road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
Harrisburg, June 29--Midnight.

The Northern Central r. h. bridges
were burned between Goldsboro and
York, a distance Of 16 miles. Move
men,s show the rebels are attempting to
reach the Pennsylvania Railroad. about
40 miles from here.
All quiet here. Troops rapidly arriv.
,pr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
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mAy4b-dn 6urvsyeF ard C.iector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01

Harrisburg, June 80
All quiet. The rebels have re.reated
beyond Carlisle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-01
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