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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-07-15
Rebel Invasion Of Indiana.

INnnNApoLs, July 9.-Gen Morgan
forces, composed Of infantry, cavalry and
artillery, and numbering from GOO0 10
5000, have crossed into Indiana, and cap
tured Corydon, our forces falling back.
The rebels are supposed 10 be marching
on New Albany and Jacksonville, where
large quantities Of supplies are stored.
Troops are being organized throughout
the State and sent forward rapidly,
Business is entirely suspended, and
citizens are forming themselves into nil,
itary organizations regiment las been
raised here since last night
1t is reported that two citizens were
killed nj Corydon when the rebels enter,
cd the town.
Morgan is still in the vicinity Of Cory.
don.
The greatest excitement prevails thro'.
out he State. The militia are comma
rapidly under the call of the Governor fol
10000, aud they will be under arms and
marched to the place OF rendezvous in
tw0nty. four hours
4 Michigan regiment arrived to night,
and another regiment, together with a
artery is expected TO morrow The dos
termination is that Morgan shall not es,
cape.
The border counties are under martial
law.
LOUISVILLE, July o. Eleven rebel regis
ments, aggregating 1850 men, with Ten
pieces Of artillery, including two howitz-
ers, passed the Ohio at Brandensburg
yesterday, and encamped last night near
Corydon Indiana. They are commanded
by John Morgan and Basil Duke.
Morgan stated to several that his dos,
tination was indianapolis, but this was not
credited.
Considerable excitement prevails in New
Albany, the inhabitants believing that
Morgan is approaching.
On leaving Brandepsburg, Morgan burn.
ed she steamer Alice Dena, but gave up
the j. F. McCoombs, which arrived here
this afternoon.
a fire is nov visible in the direction Of
New Albany
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-07-15
LATER
Lcc,s ARMY Ilcircatlng


TFrom the Harrisburg Telegraph
BOOvsuOUu, SATURDAY july IT,
This morning ut daylight the enemy
abandoned the line of Autielam and ne.
treated towards Williomsport.
The citizens report that rebel Generals
told them there would be no lighting un,
less at Williamspon.
The rebel piclet5 ere still on the lla
gerstown pike this side Of Fun<stown.
Before night Gen, Meade will know
whcthotcr the rebel, will lignt or retire.
All was quiet last right, and no sound
OF guns up to 10 o'clock to-day.
Gen. Meade has his forces ready to be
used rs may be necessary.
Roads in good condition, and the wealth,
er fine.
Information comes in, that the main
rUdy gf Loo'o ornny has fallen back into
position on the 2cck OF land opposite Fall
ing Waters.
CnANDERsBURG, July lI.-Leci7 army
which has been occupying IL position
a round Hagerstown for the past -four
/ days commenced to move ut five o'clock
last evening, past Uagerslown.
They divided their lorces-a pnrlion
taking the road to WlllilmsporL, aad a
portion moving out on the National road
toward Clear spring.
What their intentions are is not fully
defined %, this Time, that portion which
tool; the Clear Spring road may take the
cross road in the direction Of Williams,
port five miles out.
Itisnot known ihot the Potomac is not
lordaJie but il is fcucd that Lee has de,
rived some MEANS for making his esclpc
or he may be moyiugon Honcock. hoping
to gain sufficient time ior the river to
itIl, and thus avoid giving battle.
Two hundred and Ten rebel prisoners
LETT here to-day Cor Harrisburg.
General Couch's Headquarters are here.
le Will take command Of the troops in
person.
iIEADQUARTERs ARMY or THE PorouAc, ,
!uly ll.-iQr.M
There has been no lighting to,dav be
yond a lew unimpoytant cavalry akir>
misheS.
General Mcade's forces are in position
to advance aud give battle when the prep
or hour shall have arrived.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-07-15

publie mofait s ehhfred. W. lnanl hh fe4
ply 90 iho lhIfd specification ai follows
"Oi 20 much of the third specification
ns stands in words nnd figures ol follows,
namely
'ln ihe evening of aiI day. M about
h,ll past ] ] O'clock alicr aid lady had
retired 10 hor room take yhlise or port .
manlu1u from his room and place 30 IN one
Of The open halls Oh Tho house, against the
ianib or door Of said room, occupied by
said lady, placing himself thereon, did
look through the Venetian blind or tran.
som light over the said door into said room,
and nt said lady.
Of acknowledge tho fact with deopre
grcl, but alleging no criminalily plead
guilty of ail the rest Of the spccIlicltion ;--
and OF all the words or parts OF Is omitted
! in this plea, ! plead not go'H Of the
charge net guiy'
This plea alleging no crminality, was
refused 10y The Court, and slicken out and
/ the accused was directed to plead as the
Court directed. The Chicago Times, the
home organ Of the late Senator DoUdLAs
makes the following comment on thi.
Hopeful brother-ineluw Of the lsmented
statesman
"lt was cninently fit and proper that
the Official who presided at the military
trial Of Nallandigham, and aided by eyerl
meaus in the outlawry thore pcrpctratcd
/ should be guilty OF scandalcus offence.
aganst female modesiy, snd when dec &c,
ted aul called to account should seek
refuge behind official screens. IT. is a Ii.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-07-15

CAIRO, July Tho rebels hayo retired
from lhe attack ON llclcua Gen Oqlts
by, who has just arrived here from Mem.
phia, says "tho terms 10 Tho carituIali0n
of Nioksbuir, were that the enlisted men
be paroled aud The commissioned officers
retained as prisoners. Gen pomlerlou
gives the number Of men iit for duty at
1900, aud in the hospitals 5000 but IL
is not thought that the numbor exceeds
these by liyo on six thousand
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-07-15

rHE TuREE HUNDRED DOLLARS EXEMPT.
TroN - The matter of commptalion in
money in lieu of service under the con-
scriptiCn act has been settled bv circular
issued by Provost Marshal General James
B. Try. The secoad section says: "The
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue in
each Congressional District has been au-
thorized by the Secretary of Var, and di-
rected by the Secretary Of the Treasury,
to receive from drafted persons who de.
sire TO pay il for the purpose Of exemption
the money above specified $1,000. On re-.
ceiI Of this sum, the Collector Of Internal
Revenue shall give the person paying it
duplicate receipts oGe copy Of these re.
ceipts shall be delivered to the Board of
Enrolment on or before the day the draft.
ed person is TO report for duty, and when
so delivered TO he Board Of Enrolment
the drafted person shall be furnished with
certificate Of exemption, stating that
the person is discharged from further liza
bilitv under that draft by reason of having
paid the sum Of three hundred dollars.
TuaDDErs STEVENS Policy. In n speech
delivered before The Republican County
Convention, which met at Fulton Hall, in
this city, on the Sd Of September last, Mr..
STEVENS said:
Abolition! yes: ajoEM craWLiag on Ac face
Of tie Garth but this Union; free crc7y slave
sLAY EVERY TRAITOR BURN EVERY
REBEL MANSION, if these things be
necessary to preserve this temple of free.
dom to the world and to our posterity.
Un'css rs 80 this ne cannot couq,tcr Hrm.D
Curses like chickens, come home to ,oost
so says the old proverb, and Mr.. STEVENS
has had itveriiel in his own experience
since the rebel invasion Of Pennsylvania,
in the entire destructin Of his Iron Works
in ADAMS county involving loss. it is said.
OF from $4,000 to 100000! This yandai
policy may do we'll enough to talk about
when invading the enemy's country, two
or three hundred mile, off, but il is quite
different thing when we, in turn. he
como the invaded party, and have our
property hard earned accumulation
oil many years-becomc prey to the enc.
my Lancaster LtcHigcpccr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-07-15
The Restoration Of the Union not de.

,ho,.,,o,s,,o, .fu,. t,,io,. r,c, nn
Gladly embrace any project tIa. promises
such arcsulL without much s,stldoutncss
as to the means to bc used. It is not 20
with thcir Aboliriouj1ed Republican am
tagonis,s. They wan. no restoration oil
the Union "as il was" WIN Her, there
can be no equality Of rights, aud rggaFg
of citizenship, with ,ho citizens Of the
Southern States. WIN them every South
orn man must be made to "lscl tha, be
The Harrisburg Telegraph of Monday
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-07-15

pa The draft wac commenced in Pitts,
burg Pa, on Wednesday last
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-07-15

A PRoNiNEET speaker at a Republican
gathering in Ohio said that he expected
to spend an eternity in company with
Republicans 10 which a ripe old Domo.
erat replied lbat he "rSthcr thought he
you'd, aIesyht rcppici ~ kBaps"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-07-15

Bar During Mr.. Buchanan's admin.
lstration dollar in paper was worth
100 cents, now it is worth 90. n ward
Of shirt muslin was worth 10 cents
now it is worth 81 a poor girl could
purchase dress with one week :
wages, now she must work month
to obtain the same article; a pound of
coffee was worth ~ cents, now it is
worth 30.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-07-15

Nor Orr firtt rcfhar- sotnc of out
readers will expect ~ explanation from
us lhs wccl, iuasmuch m the cheering
news we sent forth in our last issue about
the result o. The er,nt battles near Gottys.
burg. hns tuned out 10 have been, IN
great roaswc, nero moomhirc. Il is
now luly ogrc 'd that the icbcls were sue.
ccssullhc fist day both parties held
their ground, ard no advantage was Oh
tuncl ON the second day snl on The
tfrd dizzy, Tie Union forces gained quite
a, decided success, a- the rebels had on
the first day It has since been ascertain
ed thol Gcu. Lees forces commenced re-,
treating on the evening Of that day, (lEe
3d) or the morning Of the ilh,--which
hrtMasnol ANOMALY Cen. Meade, uat.l
the morning OF the jIb, Wien The rebels
h1d obtained .ome thluy six hours start
But il Is not true rs the news from all ac-
ccsslblo sources made Us say last week that
Gen Lee and his army md been suTound-
ct, aud much les surrendered. Tho losses
ON the field me admitted by our own oc,
eonnls, TO be about equal, at from 5000 to
l7,"oo ,~hita tho rahely admit loss Of but
10000. From 5000 10 COCO rebel prison.
ers we've taken during the engagement,
whilst We lost $3.50 to 1000 We also
claim to hayo taken from 5000 20 G,00O
prisoners in the pursuit. Many of Lees
wagons are reported to have been capturr
cd bat he got off with all his guns, with
The exception Ola single Gnttcry, about
which, however, there is some uncertainty,
This is the truth rs near % can discover.
We gave the news just as We Received 10,
and irany body was deceived the fault
WAS not ours.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

Miners RURAL AMERIcAN.-We call
the attention Of Our readers TO a. advertise
ment Of the above valuable paper, which @p-
pears 10 our columns this week Mr.. Miner mas
devoted lifet me to rural pursuits, aud in the
publication of rural publications. his paper Is
more practical than the majority o. such pub
locations. and has attained wide popularity as
one Of the best journals for farmers and fruit
growers in this country.
The gratuities now offered by Mr. Miner
to subscribers and club agents. are liberal De-
You'd all precedent. We understand that sub
scribers receive the full price of the pap-r
one dollar 10 DeIaWare or Concord crap
vines sent free of all charges for transportation
or he same amount OF Rus>el's Great Prol NJ
Strawberry plants. in sard TO which We heal
the most wonderful accounts of the szs OF th,
berries. and productiveness. We recommend
that our readers. who are interested 10 such
paper, send for a specimen copy. that the.
may see for themselves. Address T. B. Miner
Clinton. 0aeida Co.. y. Y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18
LANSING Ac4p1MY.-This Institution

LAsslSG AcApEHY-Ths institution is
now in successful op.ralioa, having been opened
on Wednesday last. The attendance O. students
Tar exceeds the expectations of the most SAT-
4,aine supporter Of tie PFC CT, and those Who
have been most active IL securing The location
o. this much needed school among US. There
,-e nov about seventy FIVE pupils At the Acade-
ov, and the number IS increasing daily. The
aiding IS autifuly located, is large AID com
nodious, has commanding view of the entire
c ~, and has been fitted up ia such a manner as
to make il ore Of the mos, pleasant and cheerful
COL buildings il central Michigan. Professor
O.ds, the Principal late one Of the Professors At
Albion College, is a man widely known in this
) ale, and one who is every say qualified 10
bang the Lansing Academy up 20 a standard
second to no College in Michigan il point OF tx
cellence, or in the adg4utsges il ofers 10 such
as desire 10 secure a first class education lie
as brought to his aid an able corps Of teachers.
and will FROM time 10 time make such further ad-
lions as the growing wants Of the Institution
nsy demand.
Academy, which viii probably be add-d ia ihe
course Of time through the hoera:ty Of oGr
generous and onterpflsiug people. ! good lao
oratOry should be furnished az soon as it is 10
he power Of the irieuds OF the in-ti,u oa 10
do 50. 4 bell is needed Immediately. AID Ne
would suggest the matter 20 The ladies' VI taxing
.ome steps TO procure one. Our churches lavc
pern mostly furnished through the forts OF the
aides, ard NC are CO. fdent that II they would
apply their energies towards procuring 4 bell tor
he ne y Academy it would not long be without
on. The proceeds Of ole good festival would
% nearly sufficient 10 procure one. The Board
+ Trustees intend fitting up the grounds IN
beautiful style next spring, aud making still fur
CT inl rovements 10 the building.
The people Of Lansing who have contributed
so literally toward the establishment Of this
Academy will yet live TO be called blessed for
s. doing, and 10 feel themselves richly rewarded
N the great benefits that It will Afford 10 thi>
community Lansing Is nov IS well provided
With schools as any place IN Michigan With no
greater population. We have the excellent
Female College of the Misses Rogers, a. insh
ulion well known and highly Commended
throughout the State toe Lansing Academy
as yet in its infancy but with bright prospective
uJure before it, aud two Union Schools. Our
excellent Agricultural College also lies only fou
niles dis ant from the city Certainly there
I, good reason why any child In this commu
uity should e,ow no un. ducared
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

GoDxY. have received this Lady :
book for December which is the last number
# the year. All those who desire to subscribe
do so at once. We do not believe any better
investment can be made by any family 4 the
land than TO procure Godey's Ladys Book for
the coming year at the low price for which il
offered No husband can make a better o.
more acceptable Christmas or New Years pres
ent to his wife. or father to his children. The
w -etheart of any young man, if she is sound
in ! ldgment and good taste. would much prefer
il 10 any other present Of the same value
Address L. a. Cooley, Philadelphia. Terms
So per wear
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

THrEvINe. - The tailor shop Of Mr.
Downs was broken open on wednesday night
last, ADD everything even to his clock. taken
'aFreirom. He had a number Of garments in
me shop that were made up, and some that were
aaosr way, besides sundry pieces OF cloth that
lad been brought in to be manufactured into
s'otning. all Of which were taken. This is a
severe loss to Mr.. Downs, and we trust that no
e0OF' will be spared on the part Of the
sa'nOrites to ferret out the perpetrators Of
"e crime and bring them to justice
we learn. also. that the hardware store oil
nj Z '" Dart was visited by some unknown
1'e' on Friday night He succeeded in enter.
'us Tue back window to the tin shop over the
store hut was unable to effect an entrance tC
'ne store below. The young man that sleep.
IN NE store was aroused, who quickly went on
70 summon aid, bat on returning found tha
we tlirf had made bis escape Our citiz ~
would d. we'll 10 Be on the lockout. and :,
would N Of our ely ofcers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

Or GREAT INPoRrANCE--Let no voter
in this city stay away from the polls on Tuesday
next under the plea that the election Is of no
Importance 1t is of the greatest Importance
10 Us and If we desire to secure the building
Of the proposed railroad 1t Will be necessary TO
vote unanimously in favor of the loan in this
city. The completion OF railroad from this
city to the Michigan Central Railroad will
double the value of property here. There Is
no doubt Of this. Il will also induce CAPT
talists TO come among Us from abroad, thereby
securing the building of hotels. store-houses
and other necessary cOnvenienees. the lack o
Waleh Is aow 50 ksealy felt BY al classes.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

Tbs Nsw BRIDeE-The new bridge
across Grand River. on Michigan Avenue. i
nearly completed. and when done, will be credit
10 the city. The enterprising contractors who
have bulk 1t have done good job, and have
spared neither pains or expense in making it such
We are glad to see that IL ia being put up SC
that Il can be covered Whenever.ihe city coun.
ell shall feel disposed 70 order it done. 1t woulC
add greatly TO its appearance, and would amply
repay the cost in the Increased durability of III,
structure
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18
HOSTETTER'S BTTTERS.
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS

Produce Effects which must Be experienced OF wiinessel
before taey car be f1y appreciated Il cases q Coz
slt-ticnal Weakness, Premature Decay ard Debility
AM Decrc7tGls az from Olr aga, Il exercises II
electric i11lcncc L the couvaescent stages O. 81 Dis
eisss u operates Is delightful !1vgorant- When toe
powers o. nature relaxed, Il operates 70 Tssntorcs
AMI rl-cstabi 81 them.
Last, bet not lssst, il IS TIE Only Slfs Simulaut
beng Manufactured from Solnl and inBocuocs mater
ais, ana entirely free from the aci1 elements present
more OF i5ss IN all he ordinary TONES and stoschic
II tle day.
No fanny MEDICINE has been 50 universally sni Z
nlly De tru.y added deSsrvsdiy popular with the nte
Eeas Ro-tll. O. lie col1-nisF, IS HJSTETTEFsS BIZ
IEl,s
Prepared BY H0STETTER SMITH. Pittsburgh, p.
sol ~ Al Druggists, eEocs-s sa1 Stosekespers eve
EyT1sTs. 44eyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18
INSURANCE. CoupAsy,-By reference

INSURANCE CoNPASY.-By reference %
a notice il our advertising columns, it viii be
seea that company, for ;ransscting a general
Insurance business, has been formed in this citS
composed mostly. however, Of gentlemen from
abroad. The company is formed under the pro
visions Of act No. 262, OF the laws Of 1859
They have Leased the ROOMS directly owe the
grocery store of Nessrs Montgomery & Millsr,
aud intend commencing opsrarons Immediately
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

REGISTER Rooster - The several
boards Of registration will be in session In thi,
city on Saturday next. from o'clock in the
morning until 8 o'clock in the evening. Lei
every voter see to 1t that bis name is properl
registered, as We do not want to lose a vote on
Tuesday next from this cause.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

ELECTION RsrURNs.-Will some friend
10 each OF the several towns Ia the county TAX.
respective townships on the loan question. Mai.
Immediately on the completion Of the eanv IS.
We will consider ourselves under great oblis a.
tions 10 all sho viii do So
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

In TowN.-We have bad the pleasure Of
taking by the hand Lieut.. John Elder, Of tie
Stb Mich. Infantry. who arrived in town day
or two since he is looking well and hearty
He would b. glad to receive application from
any one who would like to join this popular
regiment.
We also notice that Capt. A. ". Nichols, o
the 1st Mich. SAarp.Shooters Is IL the city.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

CALI FOR THE BEsT.-When you pur-
chase an article hat is cheap, of which but liz
lie Is used, always call o- the best, for the diff
ference in cost between that and an inferior arti
cs will be insignificant Call for De Land
Chemical Saeratus, and having once purchased
it, you will call tor no other. The groceries al
haVa T. or should
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

UNION LEAoUE-Notice is hereby Civ
en-, that Geo. W. Swift, ESQ. viii address the
Lansing Council at the Senate Chamber, Mon
day, Nov. 2sd, At l-2 O'Clock p " Also
that the se,ai-annual election u officers Of ths
Council vii take place at the same tins. Le
there be general attendance " members
BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL.
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v ednesdsy Morning. New. IS b. 1868
N0TICE To OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Ths FIGURES which our subscribers will dad attache-
70 th!r their papers indicate the SuNDER o
the paper 70 which their subscription IL paid By th
.'azmJsr'' Is meant the "wHoLE NUMBER whic.
nay DO found IN the heading Of the paper which Il
hanged weekly being increased one each week nfytw'
n1m53rs Constituting year By referring TO this nun
Der the heating Of tbs paper and comparing II viii
The number attached to the name, OF direction, IL
paper our slbcrbsrs can readily how their aeeoun
stand on or books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

SECOND WARD MEETrNo.-There will
be a meeting Of the citizens Of the Second Ward
at the Senate Chamber, on Saturday evening
next, To take measures for raising the quota o.
men assigned 10 said Ward under the last call q
the President for 500, coo men. Let there be q
good turn out. A bounty Of $50 is now being
offered tor recruits in this ward.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

ATTENTION 30 WARD.-There will be
a Citizens Meeting al Representative Hall Nov
10. at 7 p. NJ to organize for the purpose Of
rsisIng fund 10 procure volunteers for the !
Ward
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

PucLIc LEcTuRE-We learn that the
young ladies' Of the Calliopean Society of the
Michigan Female College. have secured Prot
Haven, Of the State University, to deliver the
frst lecture OF the series which they propose
giving during the winter. Due notice Of the
time will be given.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-18

u Scholars can rent rooms at the
Lansing Academy and board themselves, OF
procure board with the Principal, as they may
prefer There are number Of choice rooms
in the building that are not yet engaged.
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NOTICE.
L. :. FAC SEP % SAT- JAcSTo." !
KEY West, Fl0riGa, 18th Oct, 1873.

L. : FLAG sH1P " SAY JAclSIo."O
Key West, F.0rida, 18th Oct, Il, g.
DECENT Captures Of Blockade Run
IA ucrs, BY thls ship puts me In possession OF a
nice little pie OF prize money. am ready and
willing To pay my debts. All persons 10 whom am In
oount.
To those who have waited patiently, tender nay
heartfelt thanks aud per interest Certain 9TH
er parties Will undoubtedly feel good enough when they
aave their money IL hand and they viii please excuse
he failure my part TO II 1uige concentration Of
gratitude.
The fact that am about 70 ray should be as widely
k own the fact OF my Indebtedness ha5 been-hence
Ii notice.
For another reason should II have publicity. do not
intend to leave ny post Of duty until THIS Internal rebel
ion IS EusTED. Truly, &C.
Asa c WINTER,
4ffT2 Paymcster L. s. Ship . >an Jscinto."