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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-04

THE DRAFT OF MES AND MONEY The
whole number of lighting men called for
by the President since the beginning Of
the war Il n3 rllloWs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-04
IMPORTANT LETTER.

ri, Rev. AlOn;o Potter. d. d., Bishop Of III,
Episcopal Church, in tie Diocese Of fPeansyL
VdHld.
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RICHMOND, July 1.-The York River train
this evening brings report that the Yankees,
under Dix, have advanced as far as the Cross
ROAD, i'll New Kent on the Williamsburg
Road, tweLty-one miles from Richmond. The
city is quiet
RICHMOND, July S.--The city is very quiet
70 DAY. The State troops, under Governor
Letcher srv vcral thousand strong. have repaired
To places selected Tor temporary encampment
The nien are in fine spirits. The militia in the
adjoining counties have organized all around
Public opinion Is still divided in regard TO the
demonstration OF the Yankees near richmond
ONE believe Dix tool.hardy enough to attempt
to take the city Others that the movement is
a mere diversion -maraudmg on u large scale
large force Of the enemy has gone IN the
direction Of the junction OF the Genital aud
Fredericksburg railroads, with the object of
destroy ing the bridge over the South Anna on
the latter road. The b,iige is well guarded.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, Mr.. JANEs T. HORTON, Son of Evan
and Sarah Horton decd, was born in Lancas-
ter District, S. T., in the year 1874 and died
June 2ith 1853, in tho 10Th year of his age
This noble hearted young man, readily com.
piled with the call OF his country, to oppose the
ruthless tread OF the enemies OF our rights and
liberties, and IA We have been informed met
him in deadly conflict on the plains Of Ma
nassas, August 1852. 1t is said, by those who
know, that he was "a good soldier" always
ready for duty without murmur After few
months of warfare, under the many privations
and suficrings incident to camp life, with shat.
tered constitution with feeble aud totering
steps, he returned home only to die, but under
the care and tenderness of kind and devoted
sisters. Tho writer saw him and CONVEX sed
with him but short time before his death. lie
gave entire satisfaction a. to a change of heart.
and meetness for the better world, he spoke
OF his sainted Father-and his diving council to
him, he spoke OF the many impressions which
had been made on his heart, with a recoec-
ton the most astonishing, reaching back even
10 childhood, and now that he was conciouslv
on tue very margin OF Eternity, it was a most
pleasing reflection that he had been a good
soldier of the cross. His death affords most
powerful evidence of the sustaining power OF
Religion in dying hour. l..
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Contributed to the Ledger, By II. C. s.

Long this evil cannot last,
Quickly do the moments pass
Hope says soon our uls will be
With Jesus and Eternity.
Who can make the gloomy smile ,
Or temptations weapon spoils
What reward have those who toll,
But Jesus and Eternity.
As balsam to the iestered wound.
Or cooling showers TO parched ground.
So 70 faithful soul, the sound
OF Jesus and Eternity.
Guide to those whose feet may roam,
Strength to those who feebly come:
Heavenly lover, happy home,
Jesus and Eternity.
Death leads to the happy shore
Where the soul will sigh no more;
But will praise, love and adore,
Jesus aud Eternity.
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The Children's Guide"

This is the title Of AN excellent Monthly, de
.'gned for children, published by John ".
Burke, Macon, Ga, the first number of which
appeared on the first Of July instant Its we'll
filled with choice original matter; adapted to
the understanding Of children, but which may
be read with interest and profit by adults
Among its contributors are Rev. T. o. Som.
.mers and Mrs. Jane T. Ii. Cross. superinten-
dents and Teachers Of Sabbath Schools would
do well to encourage its circulation among the
children under their charge. It's terms are 81 90
for single copy; for ~ copies, at the rate of
10 cents; 20 copies, Gu cents 80 copies, 50
cens loo copies, 40 cents.
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Troops for Local Oafenca

The elst Regiment S. c. NJ, assembled a.
this place on yesterday, in accordance with or.
ders previously issued, for the purpose of max.
ang up its quota under the recent call of Presi.
dent Davis for portion Of the Militia, to serve
an their respective States, for q period of six
months from the lst Of August. The quota for
this Regiment is 0s men. About II o'clock
Che line WAS formed, under the direction OF oil.
Withsrspoon, ard call made for Volunteers.
10 accordance with The orders from the Adu.
tant General. The call was prec cedsd by very
spirited address from the Colonel who snnouuc.
ed his willingness to volunteer, though no, liza.
BILE TO draft. Fiity>si1 volunteers stepped for.
ward In response TO the call, but this not being
sufficient draft Was afterwards executed from
the whole number. The whole number between
40 and ~ years Of age, was about l4O, inclu,
sive OF those entitled TO exemption. The or.
sanization is not complete a. We put our paper
70 press. The names Of ihe officers elect will
be published next week!
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The Nails.

The new contracts for carrying de mails
went into operation on the LIST instant. Az
stated some time ago, the Department has seen
fs to reduce, TO sopae extent our mail facilities
The line from Camden TO Lancaster, the most
important line that reaches this point, and which
has been tri:weekly for twenty years or more,
has been reduced TO twice . week Il arrives
on Monday evening and Thursday evening"
The hrst trip. under the new regime, was made
On Thursday last In . two-wheeled vehicle
literally "one-horse" institution. Mr.. Silas
Ingram 10 the contractor.
The route from Charlotte remains Semi.
weekly, and the mails are due here on Tuesday
morning and Thursday morning. The arrivals
OF :he mails from the two points Charlotte
and Csmden-at the times stated, 10 about the
worst arrangement that could have been made
for this place. Tho Department has not only
shown an illiberal spirit and ott-sightsd
policy In cutting down the mails, but has ex.
hibited an indifference 70 the arranRsmen,
q The limited facilities allowed, 70 yhs greatest
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From Bragg's Army.

ATLANTA, July Eve have reports, deemed
reliable, that Ro'ecrsns attempted 10 faux
Braggs right, aud was moving on a raid III the
direction OF Chattanooga. but turned back on
learning that strong force was massed at
Chattanooga for the drieacs of that point -
Braggs left is understood 70 be at Tuishoma,
ard bis right at Decheed. ~ position is
strong one, aud ms army zpeJ1boily confident
The Yankees are maetH9 oooshsr raid in
strong 10 &C into East rNsa1noss. They were
in the s'qu'tchie Valley ysslsrday. and to day
we have no communicates With Knox vile or
Loudon.
Important movements Of Bragg and Rose.
Grams are thought TO have begun.
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convenience Of those for whose benefit the
maiis are designed. We understand that there
will probably be a change on the Charlotte
route, making the mail due on Saturday even,
ing Instead Of Thursday This will be better
arrangement
The line TO Pinevile n. C. is cut down from
a semi-weekly to a weekly. leaves this point
on Monday morning and returns the next day
A change upon this route-say from Molday
to Wednesday or Thursday-would no doubt
benefit the people upon the line; pa ticularly
subscribers to our paper, who would receive il
several days earlier. change, OH proper ap.
picaton being made, would doubtless be Or
dered. Mr.. Hasseltiue has the contract for
carrying this mail.
The route to Chesterfield remains as il wa
a weekly-leaying this point on Thursday,
Mr.. ii. X. W Belk is the contractor.
Tue route to Camden, via Liberty Hill, re.
mains as before, leaving here on "Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Henry Duncan is the contractor
upon this route.
The slcuier facilities afforded Us bv the De,
paftne"t has brought about an effort, OH the
part oi some OF our citizens, to get up a daily
mail, by private enterprise, to connect with
the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad at
Rock Hill. 1t is proposed, for this purpose, to
inaugurate n Joint'Stock Company, placing the
schares at $40. Our friend, Mr.. Moore, has
the credit Of originating this capital schem e.
The subscription paper is at the store of N essrs
lissseltine & Massey. A number have already
subscribed, severM taking as much az te III
shares each. With one hundred shares it /,
proposed to begin operations We see nothing
to preven; the scheme from being successful;
instead OF grumbling at the Department for cur.
failing our mail facilities, let us show our inde.
pendence OF it. The advantages of daily mail
will be immense; and as it is also proposed TO
convey passengers, the advantage to accrue to
the travelling community is likewise important
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-07-08

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
Office, at Lancaster Z. H., quarter ending SUth
June 1863.
j NJ Atkens, A Ables, Daniel Anderson, Miss
Catharin Adams, Mrs d Adams.
John Bailey, A q Bonner Martha Bird, J NJ
b ooks, James Bruce, Rev. w y Brasington,
Mss Martha Blackmon, Mrs E d Bek, Molly
Blackmon, w X Baylcy, Mrs Sarah Bennett,
Kennedy Bayley, Miss Charity Brown.
Mrs tauch, Miss Eliza o Cromwell, Mrs J
Collins, Miss Agnes Carter, Mrs + Clark, J
+ Craig, W Z q Campbell, Isom Clinton, j f
Cousart, X ii ID Dunlap, Mary Cauch, w Z
Caskey, j IL Craig.
Mss f G Fakenbery, DR.. Ford.
Mrs S CASTOR, Mrs Mary An Glenn, Vim
Greg, Mary An Gardner, James Gibbs Rebecca
Gordon, Morrow Gribble, ID p Greeley, Ellen
Greadey, Walker Griffin.
Ann Hunter, Jacob Howard, Mrs A Horton
Hiss Miches Harris. . n Hough, II Ii Hin.
sen. A J Hill
Mrs Mary Jones, . " w Jeukcns, Id
Johnston.
Urs Mary Hook.
M II G Love.
Mss Eliza King
Rev. + Lemon, Mrs Ann Lewis.
Samue! A Kerr.
John Massey, George Moore, Mrs r NJ McManus,
Mrs Eliza f Moore, Isabella McGuirt, Buferd
Moore, d Mccall, Miss Fany E McKagen. j Q
.NcManus. Mrs d Moser, Jane McManus. T I
.Kurry, j Montgomery, Mrs N r Moser, Josh
McNealy, Mrs X McLear. JEss Jane Mcdowell,
Green McManus, Aurkeson McNealy, VIM Mul.
len, J I. Massey.
IS Poo, Rev. W l. Pressly. 2 Wylie Pat.
terson, John King, Rev. w G Patterson, Capt.
w w Perryman.
Rebecca Robinson, Nelson Roberts, W II
Roberts, 3 Irwin Robertson.
Eliza Steel, j 4 Schenk, Capt w Saw
tramp. James Steele, J w sampson, Mrs
May Selovan, Emns Small John Steel. IIar-
riet Starnes, Adalin Smbs, Della Sweet.
II Tailor, 2 Nancy Turner, Jeremiah
Threat, Elizabeth Threat.
Elizabeth Wright, . Rebecca Wallace, Sin.
thy X Watts, 2 Simon Watts, A L Watts, T
sumter Webb, Jessee Williams, Mrs Margaret
Williams, . John Williams, Emalin Waters, ]
d Williams, d A Williams.
J. r. LARK, P. n.
July 8, 1869. -
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TELEGRAPHIC.
From Virginia.

RICHMOND, July IA flag Of truce boat ar
rived st City Point yesterday with eight hun. g.
dred and fifty returned prisoners OF war, ten
political prisoners and FIVE ladies. The boat
brings the report tha, the Confederate troops
occupy Harrisburg and York. No particulars.
A desertsr reports the Yankee force at the
White House ten thousand strong, and await
ing reiniorcements before attempting an on
ward movement TO Richmond.
HrADQuAErkRs CAVALRY DIvIsIos,
June 27, 1863.
GrSEsAL: ] took possession OF Fairfax Court
House this morning. at Q o'clock, with q large
quantity OF stores. The main body Of Hook err .
army has gone towards Leesburg except the
garrison l Alexandria and Washington, which
mas retrsatsd within their Notifications,
(sigredl J.E.B. STUART,
Major General.
RIcHNosD, July 1.-The Petersburg Expysss
Of to-day says the reported occupation Of Har-
risourg and York by the Confederate troops 10
not Confirmed, but has every reason 70 believe
II Is true, as it was credited at Fortress Monroe
and believed by persons on the flag of truce
boat, We have received dispatch from a re.
liable source stating that there is no doubt
Whatever Of the TACT Another report bv the
boe' says Hooker has been superseded by
Assda
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Circu!ar.l
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
July 8, 1869, ,

ADJ'T. AND INSPECTOR. Generals OfTIcK.
COLUMBIA, June l9, 1863.
fN answer to inquiries addressed to his Excel
4 lency the Governor and to this office, it 10
hereby made known that no part of the quota
OF troops called for under the foregoing procls.
nation and orders will be accepted as NOUN
TED MEN.
BY order
A.C. DARLINGTON,
Adj't. and lnsp.. General Of S. g.
July |, 1863. 2l-St.
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July 5, 1863.
Estate of Rebecca Truesdale,
deceased.
deceased.

The undersigned having applied to the Court
Of Ordinary for Lancaster District for pernis.
sion to make final settlement and distribution
of the Estate of Rebecca Truesdale, deceased,
the Legatees, and all others interested in said
Estate, are hereby notified to appear at tho
said Court, to be holden at Lancaster Court
House, on the 10th day of October next, to
show cause, If any they can, why the applica.
ton aforesaid should not be granted.
THOMAS J. CAUTHES,
Executor Rebecca Truesdsle, decd.
July 8, 1863, 22-8m
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NOTICE.

All persons holding claims or demands
against Mrs. Eliza X Cureton, decd will
present the same on or before the first day
Of October next to liasselline g. Massey or
myself for settlement, or this notice will be
plead in bar TO all claims after tina, date.
+. K. CURETON, Ex'r.
June 80, 1859, al-lm
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bill has passed the North Carolina Legis
lature, IN extra session, requiring Sheriffs aud
Tax Collectors TO receive all issues of Copfed.
rate Eotes, in payment Of Taxes, without dis.
examination, both now, and after the let of
August
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-07-08

Our thanks are due to Capt. James d. Nell
vain for basket of uncommonly large and de-
licious Figs Some Of thcn measure eight
Inches in circumference vast improvement
upon the ordinary growth of this excellent
fruit.
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Notice is given by Adj. Gen. Cooper, in a
general order, that no more quartermasters'
supplies will be received under the rppesl made
by the President and the plan of the Secretary
OF War annexed thereto as heretofore, supplies
will be obtained by purchase and impressment.
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NOTICE.

Any person wanting Hides Tanned on
shares or to change for leather, at the prices
before the war, eau do so by calling on the un-
dersigned. Bring on your hides, or hush about
the price Of leather.
w. d. HYATT.
July l, 1863. 2l-4t.
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CHARLESTON COURIER AND MkRcuRr.-The
proprietors Of these sterling journals announce
that, from the lat Of July, the subscription
prices will be at the rate of eco per annum for
the daily aud SlO for the tri.weekl, psper.
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We arc indebted to our obliging friend, Mr..
Fhos. X. hagill, Tor very ineligible drawing
OF the Fort and surroundings on the Cumlahe e
river, embracing the scene Of the late destruc.
tive Yankee raid.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

SoLCAbiA, July z, 1000.
W.T. HEREAS information has been received
W at this Department that WILLIAM T.
MOSS, who was in the Jail Of RichlaEd District
under sentence Of death for tie murder of
James Phillips, did, on the night Of the eth OF
June, made his escape from the said jail /:
Now, therefore, MILLEDGE l.. BONHAM,
Governor OF the State Of South Carolina, do
hereby offer . reward Of ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS for the apprehension Of the said
wm. 7. Moss and hs delivery into any Jail in
this State.
Said Moss ia about 2s years old, feet 10
inches high, weight about I40 pounds, dark
nair, wears moustache and Is rather good
looking. He Is from Wake County, North
Carolina
Given under my hand and the seal of the
LIS State, at Columbia, this Second day
Of July, A. ID. one thousand eight
hundred and sixty three.
NJ L. BONHAM,
WV. r. Husrr, Secretary Of State.
July 8, 1858, 22-ln.
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In EQUITY.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

William Belk, and others. d
VS.. Bill for Partition.
Anna Belk and others.
1t appearing to the satifaetion of the Com.
missioner, that J. Green Funderburg, aud Mar
tha Jane his wife, two Of the defendants to the
above bill, reside without the limits Of this
State. It is ordered on motion OF Williams &
Allison, solicitors for complainsnts, that said
G. Funderburk and wife Martha Jane Fun,
derburk do answer plead or demur to the DILL
in above case on or before the Goth day OF DC,
tober 1858. otherwise judgement pro confesso
will be ordered against them.
j. Ii WITHERSPOON,
G. +. l.. d.
July 8, 1868. 22-sm.
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$50 Reward,

Will be paid for the apprehension aud de.
livery, OF my boy Jim Ksg. He Is muistto
about feet inches high, forty years OF age,
and is well known In the District.
MRS. 4. McKENNA.
July s, 1868. 22-3t,
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General Mcqueen is nominated in the Char
lesion Aeremy, for reelection to Congress,
from the first Congressional District.
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Mr.. James X. Hunter will accept our thanks
fora paper, and for kilograms, in advance of
the mails
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-07-08

Mr.. T. w. Peguss, Postmaster at Camden,
has laid US under renewed obligations for receu +
acceptable favors.
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VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE.

Offered, at private Sale, Tract Of Land,
containing sixty seven acres, forty or forty
five acres Of which is in woods situate in
the southern suburbs of the Village Of Lam
caster, a portion being within the incorpor-
ate limits. The Tract embraces the old
Muster. field. It is susceptible Of being d.
vided into several fine building Lots.
For particulars, as to terms &C., apply
to w. N. CONNORS, Agt.
April Is, 1868. loft
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons having claims against WILL
LIAM J. CURETON, decd, will present
the same to the undersigned within tneiime
prescribed by law and all those indebted
to him are requested to call on the under
signed and make settlement
G. B. CURETON, }
b. J. CURETON, Execu'r.
G. w. WILLIAMS,
June 26, 1863, 2I-lm
The Charleston Courier and Western
Democrat will publish once week for one
month and send bills to B. J. Cureton Ex'r.
Curetons Store, Lancaster District ). C.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-07

VIII seea assemble, aai The most imPe'lan, questions
wlll be brought beieFa u hF determination ons ~
whsh, The Emancipation and eaienisa'ian peleY ef hs
President, viii say an.el The future ~ The eaunlrl,
Az interesting Congressional proceedings wlli be Es'
ported % The kaliEsh
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NOW N THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
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sas state aes, state Hss,s,ie,s, sa s thess ehseks
upsH lhs teasfs uespflmeht ,istls sesssssa w The
ssles, wheh hsvs constituted he sseellsnes sna svrs
sles " $40. nationality states "eae ss .he sss' es
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puseY domestic aHalfs thssa aasssless wsse hFessa
tbs resent sseena, ani lbs saee VI lhs pseps wss
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sheh u saasa impallse that lhe fsers ,heua he ,he1'
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
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NV ARRANGEMENT,
Nsw mswss ~ uhsewue vss ksksms.
~ suss auoatsN THAN osnsR sours,

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ssnp ~ issHs ssa mske sleps eeHssslna ~ kpken
9Th TAIN ah The uaelnss.i sna thlsaaa Az inr Hall
'sal hF taasnspat,, Nspafsse aud thaspp, Hsd arrive
., rsia ~ ~, "a tlws ~ make sennse1pns with
l.sins e ths tusas sna wshsah hallway ssas tss' sa
Wsti,
hslanlns, The ssas train viii lssys Peru ~ fuh
A. NJ, shef The asg,sl ~ ihn ifsln sn ths w.
IIem the tss' snd arrive N lnilsnspes ~ llau A.
AMI Wsst,
AntspfsHs,ssls Willis Indianapolis ., ipso " N,
eanhssi ~ kahnan vh lfalu InF thIeass aa stFlss Al
tufn "a nHa NJ 10 tias te sks ssHastien With igalns
Helns Hast aaa wssi en the taleie and wabash ha
Nsfi
ne,assns tbs same train viii lssp Peru ~ iapa A.,
matlnN close sannsann Al hakenn with The trains
80 iAn u,nennau aai Chicago Hallway ffem uhssao
Nairssalse aaI Ioss port. aud arrive ~ Indianapolis a.
iu " NJ ~ tine W eaanss With the evening tfslns fa
tinelnna'l, iaasyiiie and ethst points,
special allenllon alvsh 10 The transportation ~ live
si"sk, ptaiuee ani mafshsndias generally,
DAVID MACY, tienefai Asep, and Superintendent,
VI MAlsst, tienefal Ticket Aapnl nasih, d1salf