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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16

right IN Alaham2--Shc1man' ProSress,
New York, Feb. Is.
One thousand and twenty bales of cot
ton we're accidentally burned a. Whining
ton, N. G., ON the 9th.
A fight occurred at Lebanon, Ala. on
Wednesday last, between theLewis squad
ron and our troops. The Selma reporter
says the enemy subsequently, abandoued
Lebanon and retreated toward the Ten.
nessee river.
The Herald's dispatch from Vicksbure
states that Jackson and Yazoo Civ are
in the hands Of Sherman after 4 slight
sklrmish, attended with little loss to US.
This success gives us fine forging coun.
try.
Gems. Mcpherson and Hurlbut occu.
pied Jackson. Col. Cotes occupied Va.
zoo after shor fight at Sartatia, where
We lost few men.
The Richmond Enquirer OF the 10th
has an editorial denouncing the Virginia
Legislature for attempting to interfere
with state and war matters BY the passage
OF an act requesting Davis to remove the
ban OF outiawry against Gen. Butler to
facilitate an exchange Of prisoners.
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River opsa At Dariinxte..
Burlington. Eel

Burlington, Feb. Is.
Weather clear but windy. The ice in
front Of the city is all gone, but is float.
ing past in large masses. The ferry boat,
are running to-day.
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Especial to Evening Express
Washington, Feb. Is.

The House Ways and Means Commit
tee have just reported bill to sell St9.-
000, 900 Of gold. Mr.. Chase says they
will have even more than this to spare on
the Both of juno, 1864, the close Of the
fiscal year.
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Escape Of Col. Straight and others frem
Riehmond.
Fort Monroe, Feb. Is.
/ have received = telegram under date
of Feb. IA, from Gen. Wistar, which
states that Col. Straight with one hun
dred and ten other Union officers escaped
from prison in Richmond by digging .
tunnel. Col. Straight with seventeen
others are safe.
(Signed) B. F. BurLER,
Major Gen. Com 'dg.
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Baltimore. Feb LIZ

Senator Hicks il reported tonight u
De very III Of typhoid fever at Washing.
ton, and fears ara entertained that be win
not recover.
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Halifax, Feb. Is.

Halifax, Feb. Is.
In the Admiralty Court to-day Judge
Stewart gave final decision in the Ches
apeake Gaze. The vessel and cargo are
restored to their original owners.
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LEsr#EE-SoIe 20 to &c. Harness ~ to Sc
bIIfpx-Dry Flint 16 lie Dry saltsd IL 20 Sc Grub
~ half prize; Green TO Green Sheep Petts 10 to
25; Green Hog Skins, lie.
SEEns-Tlmotby, 81 90 TO SO So Flax, u TO Is
TEAyHKRs-4D to 45r.
cHEsss-Hamtnrg, Is TO fsize.
BEEY srrxK-S3 90 ~ IS 90 gross
sHKEr-s4 % 20 s. 90 p loo gross.
wcoL-ci-an Tnbwashed, d to T5c; .Tnwashed one
third irs@.
0fLs-Gus OIL, best hte, Is 10 Tor- retail soc Lin
seed OIL 81 IS Lard 0sl 81 10 81 I5s Fish Oil 81 10
BEEsxAx-4N
Far H@ss-s4 % 10 &c ee nett
R.1s-Wooler ~. Got,an 81 g.
NV GrsNns-asc
olp iRoy-ie y ~ Bras. Ite ? ~. toopta Ice . n.
ExcHasGE--fr New fvFk- PhIa.f-Ib hia b.Istnf. Gin
einnaf Louis ard chirags .. ent f9r bankabls
funds Gold 30 70 iae premium tnyiu4
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Louisville. Feb. IS.

Gen. Burbiidge is reported as success
sor TO Gen Ammen, as commander Of
the U. S. forces 10 Kentucky.
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Occupation Of Jackson, Nliss.---veterans
Returning to the. Army.

Nashville dispatches to the Gazette give
official news that Sherman entered Jack
son Miss, on the 5th. The enemy of.
fered but little resistance, and are sup
posed to be falling back over Pearl river
1t is believed the rebels are receiving
reinforcements FROM Dalton.
Nothing new from Gen. Thomas front.
The veterans are rapidly returning to the
army.
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Gorrrl1uerfidl.
o0A11cf1D DAUY ~
8. HAMILL e CO.,
wHoLESALN GROCH2S,

8. HAMILL & CO..
wHoLESALu GROCE1S,
No. 100, Corner Fourth and Main Streets.
DAnr GAIT CIR ovncn,l
KHoKuK February Is, 1854.
PRODUCE AND PROvIsIONs.
rlog.-- supsrnn., . 90 Spring Wheat Extra . 70
Yali Wheat Extra, g 5eas4 %.
Cosx MKAl-sl sO9&2 90 = 1oo.Ds.
BRAs-S1 50 p 100 Ms.
6HIP sruU-Sl 75G$2 90.
CoRH-S5G00c p bashel.
Waxsf-faII, eli rs; Spring eocgsl % p bushel.
RrH-sDc.
OATs-fDc.
GREEx AppLys-ooceH$1 90.
PorAroEs-65Ms0 Retail &c y peck
BurTGs-common, 15c; Choice, 2aG22c; retail, &c
Eses-l0 to Is; retail nc
CHcxxss-e2 90, very scarce.
LAKp-I06pllc.
wmrr BEAss-Common to Good, 81 5oGs1 7s Prim
Navy 81 ooaS2 Is
H.r-1Smothy. SO ooaszs 90 baied, SO 90; Prairie
SIS 0osn SIS 0V.
GROCERIES.
sus,R-N.orleans fair, 49, prime, choice l51zt
New York C, lie; New York, A, ISIS crushed and pow
dered l9c.
MoIassrs-sugar House. 7oG75e, Golden Syrup, CSC
81 00-sorghum, 55d65c.
CorrKs-Rio 34lstn37c Java, 42c.
RIcE-gjg6GlOc.
sopA-American, &c, English. SC.
soaP-Palm, 7c; Family, 6l4c. German, slc.
C.sDLns-StAr, 10 to %; Mould 12iS 10 lac.
Tras-Young Tyson, 81 2Dg1 rs; Imperial, 81 Is
81 rs; Black, 81 90 10 81 50.
ToaAcco-Daak Sweet 60 10 Csc: Medium Brands, 10
Soc Gold and Natural Leaf. 81 % to 81 TO-
NAns-Best Brands IS 50. rates.
GLsss-sx10 City a 80, rates.
CoApAGx-l9 to DC
Oar APYLEs-e 10 10c y ID.
Oar PEAcHEs-Hlfs15 TO 1879 p b.
DIR CrRRASrs-1c.
Rsfnss-S5 90 to s. So
sNf-Iake % Is 70 2ss
FrsH--So. Mackrrel, bbIs- fl7 ooa$ls 90
No. 2 do do SIS oon$is Co.
No l do hf do - ooa 80 30.
No 2 do hf do u % 50.
hl.ts ~. 4 Whit Hs~h
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IHn BAnKlH0 HousE o. II. X. Lows Z Oe. havinR
Ssantsed nnder the National Ranking iaw g the Fr6
Hstlond bank Of Keokuk. ~ respectfully request our
nSeods sud correspondents 10 address aecordioaay
and - coninue er hvoss heretofore extended to =
- t1n4 assoeiotiOn.
sspsi.dea n. K. LOVE- = 90.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!.

pATCHELORs celebrated HAIR DYE 50 tA Best ~
ID tk1 TsrtS The oaiy HarnIsss, frss ana RSitstLs
dye known This splendid Hair Dye n p~rfst-ehanges
Rel Rusty GrAs Hair instantly 10 GLsssp Elsrk
Nsstr1a BrsEzs without nIafIDg the Hair Staining the
skin having the Hair et aid Braatfi1i inrrts fresh
vitality frequently restoring it, pristine color and rcf
hs the Ill elect. a Bad Dye The genuine signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR: all Others are mere indta-
ties aud should he avoided. Sid BY ali Druggists &c
fACTukf-sl Bzrclas-stresi, Sew York Bs1ehILeE
NV ToLrr CRAM for Dressing the Hair fiy9-ak |
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Special Notices.


C0L0ATED HONEY SOAR.
This celebrated Teiles SeaPs in such universal
demand, Is nada from the choicest materials, b
mild and emeiient in its nature, fragrantly
scented, and extremely Beneficial in it's action
upon the skin For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers jan2Slydsw.
Browns Bronchial TrOchcs.
Il have never changed my mind respecting them from
the frst excepting to think yet better Of that which
began thinking well Of" REV HEskr wAsD BEscaKa-
The Troches staff Of life to me-
PKor. EDwsRD NoRrH
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton. N. Y.
"Ror Throat Troubles they specific"
s0Too fayorably known to need eommeniation1
Iios- cHAs. A. pHELps,
Pres. Mas Senate
Contain no Opium anything injurionz.'
Dr. A. A. HAYES, Chemist Boston
DR O. y BIarlgw, Boston
Il recommend their use to Public spsakcr.
REV T. H. CHAPrS.
"Most saiutary relief In Bronchitis.-s
RKv s. sgIgrRfED Mcrristown Ohio.
every beneficial when suffering from Colds"
REy. 8. J. p. ANDERSON, 81. Louis.
almost instant relief in the distressing labor of breath
ing peculiar to Asthma.
They have suited my exactly, relieving my
| throat 50 that could sing with ease
IL.
Chnrister French Parish Church. Montreal.
As there nitstions, be and the genuine
janz5-1medkw.
DlSEASES OF THE NERVOUS, sc N.
IL NAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYST + M-Sew and reliable irestment-in Repets OF
| the HOWARD ASsoCIATIOS-sent by mail in scaled
letter envelopes free Of charge Address DR. j. skILLIN
HDUGHT0S, Howard Association. No. =, South Ninth
| Street, Philadelphia, Pcnns,Iva
dec7-d&w3m
Ladies'! Ladiea!! Ladkes!!!
Don't fail to read the Advertisement this paper headed
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
Dr. Cheesman has devoted the last thirty years Of hi
practice to Female Complaints His Pills like charm
| They
RELIABLE AND SAFE.
| dec5o-i1 w6neod.
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DlsEAsEs OF THE NERVOUS, SEM
IL NAL, CMlNARY AND sexual

SYST 4 M-New and reliable treatment-in ReplIts OF
the HOWARD ASS0CIATI0N-Sent by mail in sealed
letter envelopes free Of charge. Address DR. j. skILLIN
HDUGHTUS, Howard Association, No. = South Ninth
Street Philadelphia, Pcnnsy lvania
dsc7-d& w3m
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-15
Letter from Mr.. Scofield

Oar attention having been called, few
weeks since, TO the fact that a rabid seces-
sion speech was being circulated in our coun-
ty, under the frank of the member from
this District, We addressed a note of inquiry
To Mr. Scofeld on the subject, and have re-
eeived the following reply, which will doubt
less prove satisfactory explanation to those
whoreceivcd copies of the speech alluded to :
WASHINGTON, JUNE I, 1864.
DEAR SIR: | was not aware, until learn
ed it from you and Others at home, that |
lad been circulating the unpatriotic speech
to which you refer purchased some CO.
pies Of 4 speech made by Mr. Miller, T.
mon member from New York, and directed
them to be put in envelopes ready for mail
lng and sent to my room. a package label
Cd speeches Of Mr. Miller" were sent, in
accordance with the order, and without be-
Ing opened were superscribed, franked and
mailed. 1t turns out that these were the
speeches OF another member The mistake,
or which, it is alleged, nobody was to
blame, occurred in the folding room.
The circulation of the speech, however,
cIn do NJ harm 1t will expose the disloyal
purposes of the opposition leaders and thus
strengthen rather than weaken the friends
Of the Government and Union. [ only re-
sret that it goes out apparently ruth my dp-
fr'r0L Very truly yours,
G. ". ScoFIELD.
To :. J. Row, ESQ.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE JOURNAL.
Letter from Philipsburg, Pa.

PHILIPSBURG June 18th, 1864
DEAR Journal Having been tossed TO
and trO on life troubled sea fore some time
paSt, | did not feel much like killing snaiks,
80 | concluded to take a respite from the
len for short time, and let the lights OF
lopperhealiSm, Johny Boots and Detrlck
t-xllne, have full sway They have lmprov-
tt the opportunity, and through the columns
u! Your eotemporary have set forth the
doctrine of copperheadism, in a style that
ean be cOmprehended by the most illlterate
'aalk Of the nest. No doubt these champl-
"hS Of copperhead doctrine, have long since
ene to the conclusion, that they had crush
81 your correspondent TO atoms, and he was
'!; OF their road But by the will OF an all
'ls9 and infinite God, | am permitted to
.e, breathe the breath of life, and to inform
ny readers that
Leroi is himself again,
yyqlloTed, as formerly, with genuine, true
".4e Union sentiments, and proI enslty tor
surfing up Snaiks.
olnce my last ID you, there has been many
rilportant changes in the military and po-
Ill,al world The brave and gallant Old
Amy OF the Potomac, have met their old
-u'eterate enemy on several hard fought and
~H5ulnary battle fields But as usual vic
,II'y was perched upon their banners, and
=, .sI 4 are now laundering, in their saltpetre,
he gates of Richmond. No braver or
t"eT army, was ever marshalled beneath
e blue vault of Heaven, than the veteran
;Nlly OF the Potomac And l hope the day
- Ig' tar distant, when they may enter the
,s sGcl capital, and drive the last vestige of
@li.orS y from our land God GRANT victory
,o, u'e noble and brave Army of the Poto-
me political world is now making rapid
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, strides toward the coming presidential cam
naien The race for the occupancy OF the
| White House for the next four years, bid;
| fair to be an exciting one. But the excite
ment will be like the handle of jug, all on
one side. Two conventions have put their
naps on the course, and a third Is looking
about for thorough bred to run them out
of existence Abraham Lincoln and An
drew johnson are the favorites, the odds
being as 1000 to the little end of indis-
inctability whitfield down to the significant
point of copperheadism, in their favor, and
that odds will grow greater and greater un-
til the first Tuesday of November next,
when in all human probability, they will
come down the ''home stretch easy win
ners, and not vestige of their rivals left to
mark the turf.
Our town is still moving onward and up
ward. Our merchants, mechanics and
lumbernen are driving thriving busl-
ness, and the future greatness of this AL
pine village, is fast growing more and more
beyond the ken of mortalman. Our streets
were densely populated on Friday last. The
largest crowd ever seen here, by that vener-
able citizen, the "oldest inhabitant," came
to town to see the circus, on that day Ii
jeff Davis had seen the outporing of young
men in our town on Friday last, and all from
the surrounding country within distance
of ten miles, he would give up the idea OF
eXhausting the North of material to fill up
the Union army. Though a great many
have gone to the army, from the country "a
round us, yet the number is but as drop
in the bucket to what is yet at home liable
to military duty.
The Huntingdon Presbytery meets here
tomorrow. | have just heard that Sergt,
G.. W. Dary was severely wounded on the
3rd inst at the seige of Richmond George
is veteran and his comrads spoke of him
in terms of highest praise. H. R. Rade-
bach was also wounded, and Sergt Milton
Gibbs, of Glen Hope, kilIed-all of Co. d.
80 p. V. The signs of Jal k Frost are good.
Yours. I.EROI.
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NEW WATCH &JEMELKY SToKE..

" The undersigned having located in the Dor
ough of Clearfeld. (a the shop formerly occupied
by r Welch jewelry shop1 is prepared to
dc work of all kinds on the most reasonable terms
The cash will positively be expected when the
work is delivered. lie is confident that he can
not be excelled by any Workmen in town county.
Come one, rome all To- khe Sign Of she Big Watoh
April 9, 62-ly-pd. 5. IL. LAUCHLIN.
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FEMALES! FEMALES FENALEs, use hat safe
and pleasant remedy known iELMBoLp's EN-
TRACT BTCHA. for nj! complaints incident to the
Sex. No family should be without it. and none
will when tried by them. Ii is used by young
and old. in the decline change of life before
and after marriage, during and after confinement
to strengthen the restore nature to its pro-
per channel, and invigorate the broken down
constitution, from whatever cause originating
Use no more worthless pills Take Helm bold :
Extrac Bucha. See advertisement in another
column Cut out and send for it
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CAUTION.-Anp persons are hereby cautioned
" against purchasing taking an assignment of
certain note of hand given by mc to August and
John Rimiiett, calling for S39 10. and dated the
3lst of May 1854 Anderson Murray is bail in
said note. The said Rimiett's owing me
Sl2 90 tax will not pay said note until the tax
is paid, unless compelled by due course of law.
June s. 1864 -pd DAVID L. SMITH.
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Miss e. A. P. Rynder,

Teacher of Piano Forte Melodean. Guitar, Har-
mony, and Vocal Music.
Sixty private, and twelve class lessons Included
in one term Rooms with Mrs. II. D. Welsh.
Clearfeld. July l 1853
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A uCTIONEER.---The undersigned having
n obtained a liseence auctioneer, would In
form the citizens of Clear6eld county tnat he
viii attend to the calling of sales in any part of
OF the county, whenever called upon. Charges,
moderate. Post office address, Cash. Clearheid
county, Pa JOHN + LEE
April 20, Is64-3mp
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A UCTIONEER.-The undersigned having
IN been Licensed auctioneer would inform
the citizens of ClearieId County, that he will At
tend 10 calling sales in any part of the County
whenever called upon. Charges Moderate
Address J NJ SMITH.
Hegartys Y Roads, Cleariield Co.. Pa
February Sd 1864
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A UCTIONEER.-The undersigned having
"a been licensed Auctioneer, desires TO in
form the citizens of Clearfeld county that he will
attend to the calling of sales throughout the
ty, upon shert notice. Post-office address either
Bloomingville or Curwensville. WM. NJ. BLOOM
Boomingvile April g. 1861.
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8aftsmaa's 9uaraat.
CLEARFIELD, PA, JUNE Is, 1864.

Several frosts occurred in this region dur
ing the past week, doing but little damage
however. so far as we could learn.
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TRANERsE LrRnRs-lsr MEEK-

Pike, John Owens Nathan Cleaver,
Philip Arnold, Albert Long. Curwensville,
Lewis Laporte, Daniel Faust, S. G. Gates,
George kettlebarger Woodward, Thomas
Henderson, Robert Henderson, Perley May
hew Beccaria, l.. d. Weld, Philip Doll
John Mccoy, G. W. Bratton, jeremiah
Cooper Chest, Joshua Feltwell Penn,
William Smith, William S. Porter, ID. T.
Sharp, Richard Denver, jr. Burnside, Al
exander Fulton, Henry Young, jr., John
Mckee Ferguson, John Briggs. Boggs,
Thomas Ralst0n, Jno. S. Gearhart, j. Ii.
Waple Decatur, Il. L. Barrett, Richard
Philips, Brady, Philip Arnold, Peter Sny-
der, William Beightol, Elias Rishel Law
renee, Aaron c. Tate, George Guleich, @.
B. Hoover, JAS. Forrest Karthaus, Geo.
St. Clair Clearfeld, James Wrigley. Nor
ris, Daniel Beams, David Kyler. Bell,
ton, Charles Weaver. Jordan, Isaac Nc
Neal. Guelch Matthew McCully. New
Washington, Jacob A Breth
TRAVERSE JURORs-2d WEEK.
Pike, John Bloom, John Norris Cur
Lightner. Chest. William Carr. Burn
side, Stephen Lloyd, Jackson Patchin. Fer
guson, Matthew Bloom, Luther Barrett.
Boggs, Lindsey Stone Decatur, Walter
ID. Morgan, T. T. Boalich, John Gearhart,
Elias Walk. Brady, Peter Reisinger,. J..
Arnold, David VI Kinney, Abram Heber-
ling, jeremiah Kriner. Lawrence. w.
Watson, B. p. Bloom. Clearfield, William
Belts, Joseph Dearing Morris, 5. e.
Thomson, John Irvine, David Holt. Bell,
Libeus Hoover Jordan, Benjamin Bishop.
Huston, L. d. Patterson, VIM. Abbott.
Bloom, William Irwin Knox. William
Mckee. Union, John Laborde Fox,
Chauncey Brockway. Graham, Thomas III.
Forcey. Girard, Hurbert Liegy, John Pc
tit
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The CROPs.-rhe growing crops in the
eastern part of Pennsylvania present a fine
appearance, and give promise Of an album
dant yield The wheat is. perhaps, a little
,Jo rank in its growth, but rye, corn and
cats look remarkably we'll This is the CON
,lition of the crops in Lancaster, Lebanon.
Bucks, Montgomery Northampton, Berks,
luzerne, Chester, and adjoining counties.
in portions of Central Pennsylvania the win
tcr grains have been damaged some by freez
iug, but those who have given the matter
attention are OF opinion that the yield will
not be much less than usual-perhaps one
fourth-and this may yet be effected one
way or the other by favorable or unfayora-
blc weather
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DK. LITCH'S SMEDICINES.-Afres fresh sup
II ply of these invaluable Family Medicines
are for sale by NJ 4. Frank, Clearfeld consisting
OF Pam CKrsr: ReSt0raiiUe, greatcure for colds
and cough and A8ati- BiktOus PhySfc. They have
been thoroughly tested in this community, and
are highly approved. Try THEN
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FINGERS Cur OFF.-We regret to learn
that Benz. Spackman, ESD, Of this bore 20
had three fingers, of his right hand, cut Oh
nv = circular saw, on Tuesday the l4th lfis''
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John c. Fremont has accepted the nomi-
nation of the Cleveland convention.

LIST OF JURRoRs for June Term 1864
commencing on the 10th day.
GRAND JURORS.
BeIl-Ehas Brickley, Adam Breth.
Bradford-Willian Graham, jr
Boggs-f5eorge Dimeling
Chest-Bloom Thompson
Covington-Arnold Schnarrs.
Curwensville-AdamM Musser
C!earfeld-Felix Simons
Guehch-D. Fulkerson, Elijah Coonrad
Girard-RObert Stewart
Goshen-I.ewis j. Irwin.
Huston-Jo Ohm Hevener,
.Jordan-fzra Alger, William T. Curry.
knox-Daniel Bowman.
Karthaus-J NJ Hertin
Lawrence Jas. Fulton, Isaac Thomp-
son. Thomas Palmer.
Pike-Lorenzo d. Price, Thomas Bloom.
Penn-Frederick Hollopeter.
Woodward-William Kline.
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4 ICENSE NOTICE-The following named
- persons have filed in the office of the clerk of
the court of Quarter Sessions of Clearfeli couu
their Petitions for License ut the June Session
a D. 1864, agreeably to the Act of Assembly of
March 2oth, 1856, entitled AN Act to regulate
the sale of Intoxicating Liquors, &c:
Frederick Korb Tavern Luthersburp
June s, 1864 D F. ETZWFIIFR Clerk
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On the 9th June, by Joseph u Kee, Esq,
Mr.. g. W. LLoYD, Jr., 10 Miss MARTHA j.
f. NAGLE, both Of Cambria county
On the 10th May byJ t. Caldwell, Esq,
Dir. HENRY VI. HfCKOCK Of Knox tp, to
Miss MARY 4. STRALY of Ferguson tp.
On the 9Th June, by the same, Mr. Ross
DUNLAP to Miss HANNAH VI KEE, both of
Knox township.
On the same day, in the evening, by the
same Mr. DAVID a SLOPPY, formerly Of
Bloomville, CIearfeld county, to Miss MAG
GLE WORKMAN, of Indiana county.
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,,wn non on Monday last, drawn hither by the
Trea.Urer's i%"" sale of unseated lands The
bidding was spirited, and some of the tracts
were Knocked off at pretty high prices.
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RELIGIOUS. Us.-God willing, the hey: W,
q. Wright will preach in the frespyteLlan IHytL an
\ o'clock, 4. NJ, and in Cleartield at y o.
IL in lie evening
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-15

4 GAUTION.-All persons arc hereby caution
~ ed against purchasing or meddling with the
following named property in possession of
John Wolf of Woodward township, to wit One
sorrel horse, one bay mare, gears for two horses,
and about 10000 feet of square timber in the
woods. Moore and VOLTS land. as the same be
long 20 me, and are only left in the care of said
" off anu are subject TO my order at any time
June s. 1864. SAMUEL MITCHELL.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-15

q I
IA of Administration on the estate of Martha
Hepburn late of Pike township, Clearfeld coun-
ty,dec'd., having been granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted TO said estate requested
to make immediate payment. and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement. JOHN PORTER.
June |, 1864. Administrator.