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The New York herald., 1863-03-31

r,o sfirJNERs AND COUNTRY STORE KEEpERs
i ExANiSE ouE srof X on STRAW GOODS.
ihr arerst In this ci,y. q have a.gqains.
RrBBoSs AND ALI KINDS or MILLINERY GOODS.
We sIi cut lengths CHEAPER han down Town Jobbers sal
whole pieces.
Prizes are downsli down oir this week tells
the story Compare My lrght often and you will
money.
81 and stl1. 3rand and ~ Allen streets,
Fifth block esst IRON the Bowefy
The New York herald., 1863-03-31

nonn cAsH .--rwO FULL sfzED 81
xZ(Nl i,l~a f,r sylc. with everything cfy
e. sssr.sss =. 4 q, IIsrsit one TO- threY
The New York herald., 1863-03-31
TRf PORT NuDson FIeHT.
lcoxruuED FROM FIRST PAGE

sassaa sAOs, whioA had paased shrsssA sns aa a ~
chip, daaGing the machinery ~ - W cnpei ~ 70 70
Fsura. eus u thiS more anon On reaching tho cockph
ossa ives performing the terrible cpsratos Mr. Cum
oss rendered necessary by the loss OF his leg As the
oaAsGns under she nacpce Of ch0reorm he did n0s
0svs nusAe did not wait hong, but quickly made my
way N The upper regions.
EscAps or OUR CORRESPONDENT.
I'm regang the gun deck the first objects that struck
aention were two dead bodies lying stark and SIM
assS the front part OF the poop deck and this reminds
Of the escape had, 70 which have alluded
earlier OF this letter. fhe two men we're ma
Siues, who had aoen stationed at gun No 10, JUST oppo
se tho after gun the port SIDE az the hreeeh o mhh
had thought " taking up lay station IL . web thai
Aad altered my mind; for, though shot dd nos come
through the port opposite, one OF thse nefestnS pieces
81 loaded with powder, and called SHE'LL passed
through the bulwark in diagonal direction lew feet
forward gun No. 10, instantly killing the two marines,
tak ing on the head and 81 tho elbow o. ono man.
carrying oil half Of The head OF the Other ana womdng
twelve thirteen more marines by Spiintefs In
splnter netings with which The inside OF tle
ouiwark was protected. The shn twelve FOUNDER or
DiodeA passing through the bnlwark The largest pece
struckhe which IL ponghed mp glarcng upwards u
n struck brass rods that protect the yght OF the
A0Wer cabin, twisting some OF them IN curious
snanner Again glancing Oh, 4 shivered stanncbcon
rhch il dushed its devious course by punching hole
sarosgh the captains once into which il passed, and
aroppod tae floor without perpetratg further sns
ShoL The front OF tho captains Office be
shattered with blood though distance about twenty
feet from where the fell Had your correspondent
saksn his station where he originally intended he conld
scarcely have failed to receive some Of the fragments Of
1hs she'll or, least, Of being struck by Of the
spiinters that proved 10 destructive
IaGHr AHEAD
The rst gun fred, already stated Al about half
past alevcn and the whole affair by O'clock
shis morning. We quietly anchor, and busy
discussing the events OF the fight exchauging congratua
Aons and comparing notes when the lookout the
snaintop hailed tho deck as follows
lack
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A National Democratic Newspaper
% is pg f'lluu mi SO Il l..
n
Af. OIOs snRTNNrh 90.

a NlDn ,NNINNII llI
So o. 0t0tsurrsulr o. b. daps1 % f.H
"TuE AuE' vHl udro.aJt its rinsIt ar
policy o' Che Democratic party, aul uH. IHaI.
I.r" necessarily favor che restoration 1lilu niu.
as itusH and defend The Constitution 0ftbu .uI.
TEA slat1s, and that ul this Commonwealth
10 VII freely and fairly discuss 900 legitimate
s%uNjtcls Of newspDpcr comment, including, u.
course, and pTo.ouiuontly at this iimo, on lua.
tuus connected with thu existing unhappy con
diuon Of our country.
twill i]oarles#ly %critirisc Ono public uoia rlpuh.
lie servants, and defend the legal aud c%ous'.lu.
t.onnl lights Of individual citizens mud 5f .ovcr.
cign States, against assaults from amy quarter
twill sock TO awnltCu he minds of the people
TO q proper sense Of the actual condition OF the
Republic-io present 90 them, truthtully, .ho
fearful pcril3 IN which we stand as % uatiun-.lo
exhibit the magnitude Of the task that 3. bcllTo
them, Itthey would check our downward progress
and Co inspire thou with patriotic determine
tiOu % apply THE EEyGDY foe our national ills.
In brief, it will in all' things, aim 10 BIO tho
faithful exponent Of Democratic principles, aud
to render itself worthy to be an organ of tho
Democratic party, under whose auspices our
country prosperod so long aud 30 well. Tho
restoration Of that parly-the party Of the Cos
o "'' '"N 'NA"N-N" luN'I' III lhe l'Hl0-
latiyo and executive governmental branches ug
the States and OF the Union, we believe to be no.
cessary to avert anarchy, and tho utter ruin Of
the Republic. To contribute to that restoration
will be our highest aim.
The News, Literary, Commercial, and other
departments, will receive due attention, and will
be so conducted rs TO make "TuE AGg' worthy
Of the support Of the general reader.
&Q-Tho many difficulties now surrounding an
enterprise Of tho magnitude of that in which the
undersigned are engaged, require them to appeal
to the public for a generous support, and to ask
for "InE AGG' a liberal patronage and extended
circulation.
The present state Of tho preparatory arrange
monts warrants the expectation, that the first
number Of the Daily will appear before tue close
of the present month, February, 1861 The
Weekly will be issued soon thereafter,
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Relief Notice..

TYNE BOARD OF RELIEF FOR the county Of
= Clcoricil, viii meet al the Commissioner.
.'-'o, On Thursday and Friday The Goth and 9th
Days OF February, A.. D., 1863.
The Board Of Relief have directed that tho
wife ofthe soldier must appear before the Board
s-I produce her sworn statement detailing name
10. soldier, rcgimcotq and company; when enlisted ;
iho number of children, with age and sex Of each
the township in which they resided at tac limo
r. enlistment, and tleir present residence : md
That sho IL without the means Of support for her
',- and children, who are dependent upoh her.
Two Witnesses of crodibiity, FROM thotgvnslip
IN which She resides, mast also be produced.
Whose certificate, sworn 90 before tho board, must
Get forth that The applicant is the rorsoH she rep.
fssonts herself to be that The statement OF the
number aud uCe Of her family is true that she ia
ia destitute circumstances. and her family in ac-
tual want and that all thc facts set forth IN her
1Il"g.aon are just and true.
-oTns containiug these acquisitions can DO Oh
tanned Gt tho Office OCthe Board Of Relief, when
application is made and the witnesses appear.
Illness Of the applicant properly proven, will
excuse personal attendance.
WIN. S. BRADLEY, Crk.
February II, 1893.
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Orphans Court Sale.

DY order Of tho Orphans Court Of the county
ND Of ClearGeld, on 18th January, 1863, on Pc
tjuon Of David Goarhart, Guardian Of Andrew
Lloyd Gearhart, Joseph Emery Gearhart, Ellis
Goarhart and william Gcarhart, minor grand
children a nd heirs OF John showaltor, deceased,
late Of said county, tho said Orphans Court Or
dered and docreed that the interest Of the said
being an undivided Eighth part Of all
that certain tract ui land situate in Decatur town
ship, C~lcarfeld cON1ty, beginning at Il white
pine north 60 degrees east % perchcs to o white
oak, thence north 60! degrees east l6j pcrches
along lands Of David Gearhart to stones, corner,
thence 2i1 west lO6 pcrches along line Of Henry
Shuliz to a post, thence south 81 degrees west
li5 pcrches to a white OAK s~appling, thence south
degrees west % perches to n chestnut corner,
thence south 30 degrees east lOj porches to place
Of beginning, containing l2l acres and 2 per-
ches, should be sold at
PUBLIC SALE.
In pursuance Of the above order and decrce
tho Raid EIGHTH PART Of the said premises
will be sold at the courthouse in the borough Of
CIoarGeld, on
Monday the 9th day Of March, 1868.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, payable on oondr-
nation Of sale, when q deed will DO made.
DAVID GEARuART, Guardian.
February II, 1903,
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GtU Embellishments.


EEAvIfG resigned bic commit sion 10 the Ar.
IL ny, and resumed the practice OF Law, may
be consulted on professional business at bis Office
on Second street, Clearhsld, Pa. All business
promptly attended so. Feb. II, '63.
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HAEEIED-In Brookyille, Pa, Jauuary 25,h.
%by HoY. 4. n. Couns, Nh. c. NJ. Garrison Of
thst I'acc, TO Miss Matilda Magcs Of Clearfold.
On tbo 2g.L nit, by Rev. ". N. Burehfeld, Mr..
y ISoac Mays to Miss Sarah Uy, both Of Jordan
township.
On the LET instant, by L.. illegal, Esq, Mr.. s. IL.
Place Of illusion township, to hrs. Matilda r.
vim Of Bloom township.
DIED In Pike township, on Friday the 9th
inst. LAVISH. youngest daughter Of Jonathan
and Egchaei Hgr,shorn, aged 10 years.
When told by her mother, o few hours before
her death, that shc would have % die, she called
Abe family to Lcf bed and bid them all larowoll
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Tng Law NEDICATED. In the Ma. PR,
us Court in philadelphia last week, before
Judge LowEEY, the case Of ". Il. uodgs
son vs.. U. S. Marshall Millward, was dc,
cided in favor Of the plaintiff, awarding
him 1852 damages. Hodgscu was editor
OF the Jc36rS0HiaH, a Democratic uewspa-
per published at West Chester, Pa, and
our readers will remember the circumS
st9noe Of tho United States Marshal seiz-
ing and suppressing that paper sometime
in the summer of 1861. This action was
brought for damages therefor. In refer,
ring to this decision the Philadelphia
Ledger says:
"Ihis case shows the liability incurred
by officers where they undertake to act
without authority Of law, and it will have
tho effect Of restraining them hereafter
within tie clearly defined limits Of their
legal authority In a.time of high polili-
cal disturbance, such as the rebellion has
produced, when the safeguards Of the
constitution and Lhe laws seem to be in
danger, it is a good sign 10 SEQ that courts
and juries ore 80 little disturbed by the
comnlotion that they can deliberately dis.
Yenso justice according TO established
principles Of law"
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French Redstcads
and Common and
French Posts
Cottage, Jen.
ny Lind, u
Hil other
kind Of
BEDsTE A DIS,
He viii always be
prepared to furnish
to order Rock,
ing Chairs of
different
kinds ard
common
& OTHER CHAIRS,

with Teckner's PatentI iIo will also furnish
mstouing'-and Gard. Ito order Hair, llusk, and
uors PutcntSpring Bed Hair and Cotton MAT.
steads. BUREAUS ~olIrRESsES. The above
different kinds. SIDE fnamod, and many other
BOARDS. Warjrobts, articles, will be made to
Bookcases, Parlor and. order for customers, on
Centre Tables, Break short notice, cheap for
fast and Dining tlblsB-ICash, or exchanged for
and tho latest improved country pro-
Extension Tables. Hat-Iduoe. Don't forget the
racks, Was7 stands, Toi- place, ms / am dotormin-
lot and Work stands, Ied to furnish all articles
md every other kind ofIat the most reasonable
furniture in his line, rates.
E8eMaple, Cherry, Poplar, Pine, Linwood and
every other suitable lumber, will be taken in ex
for furniture, Cash will also be paid for
good Lumber b. X, SHOPE.
N. B,-Colins Of the latest style made to order
on short notice. Funerals attended whenever
desirable. Uieurdeid, Pa, Feb. II, 'G3.
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~4VA EWp0EllS
WILL be received at the Office Of the Clear
~ 1eia creek Bridge Company, until the goth
ny 20 V5 ieor9aTy next for the erection Of TOLL
ding to be one-and- half stories hirb. and / a bv
Is ieet-to be completed by the LIST dav Of .Tniyy
next The plan and specifications can be exam,
med at the Office Of James b. Graham.
Proposals must be addressed 10 d. b. Graham
President cf Clearfeld Creek Bridge Companv;
). b. GRAHAM. Presit.
". W. BETTs. sec'Y. Jan. n ls6s
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JAMES b. GRAHAM, Cashier.
tlearheldj JEn.1l, 1853.

NJ ECisTEE's NUTICE.-Noticc, is hero.
-O 10y given that the following accounts have
eeen examined and passed by me, and remain
record In this office for the inspection Of
2 logateeH, Creditors,a and al others in anv
= Z way interested, and viii be presented TO
next Orphans Court Of Clearfeld county. TO
: -ed az the COURT HOUSE, In the borough
y ,.e''9eii, commencing on the Sd Monday
" Na'b, 1888, for confirmation and allow
tho partial account Of Niles Read. executor
w NJ ,ns esta"otJ.R Read, late Of Lawrence To-,
''esfh'ld county, Pennylvanis deceased.
a,,.s,, I. G. BARGER,
' ''0' II, oz' Register.
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Walter Barrett, Esq, having
resigned his commission in the military
service, basresumcd the practice Of the
law in this place. See bis card.
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Valuable Lumber Property /!
ASSImNEE,S SALE

o."
FFN!iE subscribers offer for sRlc two contiguous
x tracts Of well timbCrcd land situate in Murri.
ana Sruwshoe townships. counties Of ClcarfcIl
and Centre, State Of Pennsylvania, known as lhe
Saw Mil and lumber property OLA. II. and J.
schock, containing in all sf7 acres and IlG per.
One tract thereof bounded by lands Of Francis
earney, and others, in the warranty name ofJno.
Nicholson, containing 43S acres and 1913 perchcs.
Inc other thereof situate in the townships, eoun-
ties and State aforesaid, bounded by lands Of
jonathan Nesbit, and others in the warrantce
name Of Francis Quincy, containing 1873 acres
AID 1913 pcrchcs. Tho buildings are composed Of
a steam Saw mill capable ofcutting two million
ieet Of lumber q pear, a largo two story dwelling
house. three or more tenant houses, and a large
barn. De. From so to 100 acres Of said land are
cleared and in a good farming condition.
Sale to take place at the COURT HOUSE
IN BELLEF0NTE, at ? o'clock. p. N. on
Saturday, February 18th, 1868.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half of the
purchase money to be paid on the delivery
OF the deed, the residue to be paid one
year thereafter, with interest to be Fecur,
ed by bond and mortgage on the premises.
B. T. HIESTAND JNO. KLINE,
Assignees OF A. II. & j. SCHOCK.
Bellefontc, Jan. q, 1868.
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Do you wish to be blessed with and admired
for PEARLY Ware and Sound TEETH? Use
FIR. VIM. Il. liurd's UnTiyaiied Tooth
Powder, warranted free from acid, alkaii,o or any
injurious substance. Price, 25 cents per box.
%H'boTaro OF the ordinary cheap Tooth Pow.
ders, which whitcu but destroy.
DO you wish to be certain that your BREATH
is pure, sweet, and agreeable to husband or wife.
lover or fricnds2 Use DIR. EIurd's Celebrated
Month Wash. Price 81 cents per bottle.
This astriugcEt wash is also the best remedy in
the world for Canker, Bad Breath, Bleeding
Gums, Sore Mouth, etc. II has cured hundreds.
Do you, or your children suffer from TOOTH
ACHE2 Get Dr.. Huri's Magic TOothache
Drops. Price 70 cen'a per bottlo.
Are You afflicted with NEURALGIA? Get
DIR. VIM. B Eiurd's Neuralgia plasters.
The most effective ami delightful rc.cdy known,
Tor paIusin the face, chest, shoulders, back, or
any part Of The body.
They do not adhere nor blister. but sootho and
charm pain away. Try them. Price, Is aud 81
cents. Mailed on roccipt Of price.
For sale al al the best stores Throughout Tho
CAUroy.-Aa there aro dealers who take aI-
vantage Of our advertisements to impose upon
their customers inferior preparations, il is h,ccs-
fAry 10 insist upon having what you call Tor. and
You VIII GET THE BEST thoroughly tested, and
prepared by an experienced and scientific Den
,lst, treasurer Of the New York State Dentists
association, and Vice President Of the New York
Clty Dontal Society,
Address
WIN. P. HURD & co, Tribune Buildings
Dew Gork.
Jan. q, 1863.
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ENECUTOR's NOrICE-Notice is here
N by given that Letters ~Tostamentary, on tho
state Of GE)RGE Goss, late Of Tho township
OF Decatur deceased, have been granted 20 the
undersigned. All persons indebttdto said 8sht5
arc required 10 make immediate payment, and
thcsc having claims against the same will present.
them duly authenticated for settlement.
CYRENUs HOWE
JAMES GOSS, |'
jan. 81, lsd--pd.
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81 0Tbo I1lIo'' Pocket Almanac u
reiy neat li'l.o volume, Published ly
Wheeler g. W.isoo, the famous Sewing
Machine Company, Cor gratui,oua dislrib,
ution, OF application az 70l, Chestnut st.,
Philadelphia, enclosing a one cent stamp,
and for o copy OF which the propric,org
hnEo unr lhnnka.
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DIR. NJ. WOODS,

nRACTIClNG Physician, and Examining Sur.
Il geon for Pensions. Office Southwest corner
Second and Cherry streets, Clearleld, Pa,
January 81, 1868 IL.
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Saturday, February l4th, 1868.

NAUTIoN.--All persons are hereby eau
" toned against purchasing or in any way
meddling with, a certain YOKE OF OXEN, now
in the use Of Eli 5. Henry, Of Woodward town
ship, rs the same belongs to re, and are in his
use subject to my order.
JOSEPH BEST.
January 81, 1S63.-pd.
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orr hams Court Sale.
tOY virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Court Of
ID Clarified comfy, The undersigned, Exeou-
tors Of William Smith, deceased, will EXPOSE 10
PUBLIC SALE at tho Cozrt. house, in Clearfcld.
on
Saturday the 9TH day Of March next,
the following oastate Of said deceased, situate in
Coyington township, C]learfeld county, Pennsy'-
vania, bounded and described rs follows, 10 wit F.:
beginning at q stone on the Smethpcrt turnpike,
thence west one hundred pcrchos to d small
white oak, thence south one hundred and sixty
nine ard six tenth porchcs to stones, thence east
one hundred perches to a white pine, thence
north one hundred and sizty-niro and sixteenth
to beginning, containing 100 acres
and allowance, being the
CENTRAL POINT HOTEL
Property, having thereon erected a coed two
story Frame Tavcrn-housc and good Frame Barn,
o large Farm cleared.
TERMS-Ono-half in cash at confirmation Of
Fale, and the balance in two equal annual paw
ment5' with interest, TO be secured by bond and
mortgage,
MARY SMITH.
JOHN GORMONT, IEAr"
February 4, lSB3-
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Q0EM

TO HOUSEkEEPERS-Tho subscribcr-who
was educated in tho Pennsylvania Institute for
the instruction Of The Blinds now manufactur-
ing CORN BROOMS, at Centre Corner. near
Welchs', in Lawrence township.
lie makes a splendid article, and persons want
ing those indispensable articles to housekeeping,
should patrouize this worthy young man.
EgrBROONS will be supplied either Whole
sale and Retail on the most accommodating terms.
EMERY LEGGETT.
Oct. L1s62.-Gt.
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ElsiE CLEAREEELD ACADEMY viii
4 DO opened for the reception Of pupils ,malcs
and fsmalos} ON Monday, Feb, 9th, 1868.
Terms per Session Of Eleven weeks:
OrthograPhg Reading, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Geography, e so
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography and History, 8 90
Algebra, Gco'aetry, Natural Philosophy,
and Book Keeping, 4 90
Latin and Greek Languages, 6 %
To students DESTROYS Of acquiring a thorough
English Education, and who wish to qualify
Themselves for Teachers, This Institution offers
desirable advantages.
No pupil reoaiycd for less than half session,
and no deduction uaIe except for I7otractcl
sickness
Tuition to d, pail at tho close orthe term.
Q, B.. shNDEOHD, PracipuL
Qoarfsld, Teb. Z, l8C3-ly.
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TERMS.
DAILY. WEEKLY.
Per annum, SO 90 Per aunum, So 90
Six Months, 3 90 Six months 90
Three Months, 90 Three Moaths, 80
Copies delivered a. 10 copies one ads II 80
tho counter aud to 20 " " 30 90
Agents q Carriers 2cts 30 d" " Is 90
&o'Puymcnt required invariably in advance,
Address, A. J. GLOSSDREENER co.
?, 1868. 43O Chestnut st. Philadelphia,
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orr hams Court Sale.
EBY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
ID Cloarield county, the undersigned will ex-
pose to PUBLIC SALE, on the premises ne Yves.
Liberty, in the township Of Brady, CleaTieli
county, Penasy ~lyania, on
Saturday The 18th day Of March, next,
an those co -tain premises late tho estate Of Emo.
shaticr, deed, lheld under articles Of agreement
with Michael shator,) bounded and described AS
follows: beginning at post on south side Of
Erie turnpike, corner Of land ofJacob ueJerlinc.
thence by said turnpike east 60 fest to corner Of
Elias shaGor, thence south ljl degrees east 81
toPost on land Of Ogden, thence west "a
TO white oak and land Of Heberling.
thence north Si1 Perchcs to pike and place Of
bo beginning.
T~EEMS-0ne half at confirmation Of sale,
cash, and The remainder in one year, with inter-
to be secured by bond and mortgage.
ELIAS SHARPER, E1'r.
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New Jersey Lands for Sale,

ALSO,
Carbon OF Fruit Farms,
SUITABLE for Grapes, Peaches, Pears, Rasp.
- berries, Strawberries, BackJeuics, Curraut.
DC, Of !, % 5, 10 or 20 acres each, at tho follow .
ing prices for the present, viz 20 acrcs for $500.
10 acres for SllO, ) acres for 500. q acres for
$40, ] acre for $50. Payable by yue dollar per
week. -
Also, good Cranberry lands, aud village lots ia
GREENWOOD, p by 100 feet, at SO each. rayR-
ele 10y one dollar a week. Tho above land and
farms are situated at Chetwood, Washington
township, Burlin gton county, New Jersey. P.r
further information, apply, with Il p. o. stsnp.
for a circular, to
B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. 90 Cedar street, New Yorh, n, Y.
Jan. 81, 1888. ly.
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Ttt CmHtA EErt.icn
iwr...tUhY f.b lIb iG2 e
TOM Bta,oi U.ar.al bod Cur,
urr.,.le. 600 snurify ht o Mtt
ti,,t srI rhio i.Id Dfrs. Tho fnlsr
yutsuHa.Ir row. 0rl.l nr returning 70
CO. R Ua.sop lI.a.n.Id
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&TAFEEiESrorthc C~LEARFIELD COUN-
~ IY BANK, for the month ending Jan. 81
Evening star., 1863-05-12
GUESSING STRATEGIsTs

No sort Of improbability seems too wild for
military journalists of the New York Tribune
order, and there has been no little snickering
In Washington over the ssguesses" of that pa
per 70 the effect that Lee pushed OF, on the
Tuesday that Hooker made his retrogade move.
ment, to Richmond, arriving there just in sea-
SON to prevent its capture by Dix. Keyes, Peck
and King; and that Hooker (the Tribune is
sure Of this fact), with his army freshly pro-
Tisioned, crossed the Rappahannock during
Friday night and found but a screen Of pickets
in his front and no enemy worth mentioning
this side Of the North Annar'
Not . word Of truth in the whole of this
rigmarole, the two armies (up to the present
writing certainly facing each quite as usual
from opposite banks Of the RaT,pahannock,
and the Confederates showing Themselves in
Gnd!minished if not increased force in their
eneampments there.
And yet 1t is precisely these illy-posted
tsguessers" who are most prone to map out
campaigns for our generals to'follow and to
dictate dogmatically as to the conduct Of the
war;