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Letter FROM Philipsburg, Pa.

PuLPsBURG, Pa, Nov l4lh, 1864,
DEAR JoURNAL:-As l predicted i'll my
last so has it come to pass, the whole cop
perhead tribe was consigned 10 the grave
never more to raise Its traitorous hiss-on
the Sth inst. Hail, all hail the grand VIC
tory Thrice glorious hail the land of the
free and home of the brave, that thou arr
thus most emf hatically rescued from the
grips Of treason that essayed to weld thy
destiny. Gloriously have the Union men
declared that no platform, made Of such
timber as that of which the Chicago plat
form is constructed, can be supported, and
the candidates who stand thereon receive u
triumphant majority OF the votes. OF the free
and intelligent voters, who think and act
for themselves.
BY this magnificent victory Of right and
truth over treason and wrong, the American
Freemen have declared to the world, in
terms and numbers that can not be mlstak-
en-, that they are capable OF self govern
ment, and of sustaining the fundamental
principles on which our glorious country Is
founded. They have also declared that the
war Is not a failure, that no patched up
peace, no armistice, no concession to rebels
nor suffering of their allies, tthe copper
heads, is acknowledged by them. But that
the war must be prosecuted, and pushed
forward with renewed vigor, Is the verdict
rendered by the masses on Tuesday last.
The cops of our town had concocted
very pretty scheme, to have things on the
day of Election, all their own way. On
Monday evening, it was discovered that one
of the Inspectors of Election, would not be
present to take his place on the board, this
officer was the only one on the Election
board the Union party claimed. Accord
ingly early in the evening the cops put
their machine in motion, and nominated
Mr. Eleazer Hunter 10 fill the vacancy All
present, ut the caucus, were strictly enJoln-
ed to be on hand the next morning at the
tap of the School House bell prepared to e
lect their man, as provided by law. The
Unicn men supposed that the first provision
of the law to fl such vacancy, would be
carried out and they would have one OF
their party on the board, SO they made no
preparations on Mondsy evening. But Oh
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Life Insurance at Home.

The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co,
92l CHESTNUT STREET, PEIL'A.
Insures Lives on favorable terms and will issue
Policies any of the approved plans of insurance
Assets liable to losses 81, ,221, ,289 IL
Surplus divided Annually. Losses paid prompt
ly Premiums may be paid in CASH; annually
semi-annuaily or quarterly; one-balf in cash.
and one-half in note BY supplement to the
charter notes hereafter received viii participate
in all Dividends or Surplus. Scrip certificates up
10 January. 1859, inclusive are receiva bic in
payment of premiums
Agency, at the office of II B. SwoOrE Clear
field, Pa DIR J. g. Hartswick, Medical Exami-
ner. August q, 1864.
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HIGHWAY Robbery,


On Tuesday evening the lst instant. be-
tween : and clock, Mr.. Coleman. aged
= years, was returning home from Cherry
tree on foot, carrying lantern. When a.
bout half mile below town, and quite close
10 several houses. he was knocked down by
some person or persons and robbed Of about
one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE dollars, and a
revolver which he had just purchased. He
lay insensible for an hour Or two, when he
partially recovered, and making a noise was
heard by neighbor who found him blind
and crazy. He took him home, about mile
further down the river, and DIR. Ioveiace OF
therrytree called in as soon as possible. Mr..
Coleman was found to be dangerously iniur
ed a5Jut the head and face. He Is recover.
ins slowly, although his mind is yet some
Via. deranged. Suspicion resting upon two
persons living in Indiana county, they were
arr sted and taken before Squire VI Kee.
lie revolver and eighty-fve dollars of the
Money, being found secreted in the BID Of
CIe Of them, he was given in custody Of
Constable VIM King, to be committed to
o.earHed jail, to await his trial at the next
''lrt But he was allowed to go home to
stay all night in charge of deputy, when he
TItaped aud has not been heard of since.
Ire other was set at liberty, by giving FIVE
hundred dollars bail to appear again before
'1s d Us Ice on the 9th. wTL
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The Clinton County Tragedy.

Last week Lieut. kress Of the Provost
Marshall staff, accompanied by three as
sistants, proceeded to Heating township,
Clinton county, to arrest some drafted men
who had failed TO report technically deser-
ters. About twilight in the evening they
proceeded TO the house of one Of the Gain 8
a large family Of desperate mulatoes, one OF
whom Is now In our county Jail under sen
tencc OF death for murder. As they APP
preached the house the occupants escaped
through 4 back window Lieut.. Kress en-
tered and found supper prepared for four
persons A gun was fred by some one out
side and a skirmish at once occurred, during
which several shots were fred. Lieut. kress
was dangerously wounded by a rife ball
which struck him under the arm and passed
up into the opposite shoulder, perferating
his lungs. He and his assistants then re
treated and returned to W,illiamsport. He
isreported as doing well, dnd if inflammation
or severe hemorhage does not occur will
probably recover. 1t Is supposed thai one
Of the Gaius' was wounded. These fact.
are correct in the main, and are as nearly
accurate in detailas we have been able to OBJ
tain them. - CYtat0n DensocrGt.
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WHAT IT EANs.-The result of the cleo
ton means that the loyal people of this na.
ton are determined that the great demo
cratic doctrine that the majority shall govern,
shall be maintained, and that minorities must
submit. 1t was against this that the trait
ors took up arms. 1t was against this that
the copperheads became their allies. The
latter have been signally defeated at the
polls. The former will be as surely defeat
ed at the cannon's mouth.
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You viii observe there Is but one Demo
cratic company and that is mine. and we
have the promise OF leading the next charge.
IF they are 50 anxious for peace let them
have war while it lasts. But you will also
observe that ali soldiers don't vote one way
and shoot the other-dont shoot to sustain
the government and vote to destroy it.
! ours as ever, c. L. L.
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ANOTHER MARSHAL SHoT-A report
was current in this place on Monday last
that Marshal was shot in Elk county,
whilst endeavoring to arrest a deserter. We
have not learned his name, ncr the particu-
lars of the occurrence.
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EGR RED:

On Nov. 9th 1864, at Woodland Hotel,
by Rev VIM. L Kchey. Mr. PHILIP Roc
Frs to Miss ELIZA MATILDA BUTLER both
Of Woodland, this county.
On Thursday Sept. 29th in St Clairsville,
Bed ord ounty Pa, by J. Waiter Esq
Mr.. Thomas BLACKBURN TO Miss SARAH
NICKNAME all Of Union township Bedford
County Pa.
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S<TEAX co N.-Came trespassiDg to the prem
- ises of the subscriber in Chest township about
the Ist Of last August, red COW, with white stripe
along the back, supposed to be about years old
The owner is requested to come forward. prove
property, pay charges and take her away, or she
viii be sold as the law directs
Nov. I'd, 1864, LOUIS }. HURD.
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UYIoN-Yo ours Is to hand; but we think
your manner of treating the subject Is cal
culated to do more harm than good-hence,
we have omitted the publication of your let
ter. VIII be pleased to hear from you at
NY time
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Richmond Taken.

The subscriber offers for sale his house and lot
situated in lawrence twp't Ciearfeld County,
two miles west of Clearfisld Town, on the pike
leading from Clearfeld to CurBensYilIe. The
lot contains one acre and half with good frame
house and stable erected thereon The lot is un-
der good fence. and excellent we'll of water is
the premises. Also twenty-six apple trees.
inc peach trees and one grapevine all of eh oice
fruit For further information call on the sub
scrber on the premises
Sep. 7th. S64. 3mo.-pd. ISAAC SWALES.
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1he population of the British North
>. -ALeFlcan Provinces that are uniting is but
-.l'e short of 100000 The catholic reli-
ss soa Is held by considerably more than two
~'as Of the number.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,

OFFICE No. l35 BROADWAY, Y.
CASH CAPITAL. $4,000 600 90
ASSETS. lst July, 1864. : 30G0, coo 90
LIABILITIES, 81 ,577 81
CHAS : MARTIN, President
A. (. WILLMARTH, Vice President
JOHN MCGEE. Secretary.
Policies of Insurance against Loss or Damage
by Fire.by J. Il FULFORD Agent,
August II. 1864 -6m. Clearfeld Pa
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an lumber Ctr, Penn a.
The fact be no longer denied-the people
have said il, the people know it, and everybody
believes il, that the store Is the place 10 buy
cheap goods, TO buy goods, to buy fash iona
BILE goods, to buy any kind of goods you want
The summer stock, opening at Kirk S Spen-
GERS is the largest the best assorted-and 6sst
that came 10 the place.
Ladies can find delaines, elpacas merinos
cash meres. French and American ging b ans lawns
plaids, nankiDs, berege.cam brics. muslins balmo-
raj and hoop skirts, silk and cloth Inantles yeiIs
edgings lace braid, nets corsets belts, collaretts
hosiery. gloves ribbons, bonnets, hats, trimming
bobinett. null and swiss I'D uslins. shaWIs com bs
wristlets linen handkerchiefs toilet articles &c
Gentlemen can find coats. pants, vests boots
shoes, bats, caps. collars, neck-ties, suspenders
shirts handkerchefs, perfumery &c.
Children find toys in great variety, candies,
nuts, DC.
Ii is the place to buy your dry goods your gro
ceries, your boots and shoes. hats, caps and bon
nets your notions your hardware, scythes forks
low ware; your clocks and looking glasses your
stone and queensware; your -four, fish and bacon
your glass putty, paints, oil and yarnish your
nails and spikes; in fact anything you want. If
you wish the highest cash price for your produce,
your butter, eggs grain. faxseed, rags, timber,
boards and shingles, it is the place TO exchange
the best advantage to yourselves Any article not
on hand will be ordered on short notice Ladies
wishing bonnets or dress goods can have them or
dered by calling at Kirk Spencer's cheap store
as special arrangements have been made for that
purpose.
body. but will do our utmost TO maintain the rep
utation we have won, of selling goods little
lower than any body else.
Rally round the counter boys,' and be con.
vinced of the truth of our assertions.
Luinber-city. June "a. KIRK d SPENCER
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-11-16

The return judges from Erie, Warren,
Jefferson, Forest, Cameron, Elk, VI Kean
and Clearield met on last Friday, and de
clared the following official result for Con
gress in the 10Th District:
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gaftsman's 9os,rnat,
CLEARFIELD, PA, NOV, 10, 1864
TYRONE and Clearfeld Railroad.

WINTER. The weather has been toiera-
bic cold in this region for several days past
Some snow having fallen on SUNDAY '"'''
the ground presents quite a wlnterlSh ap-
,,aorancp
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a DmINIsTRATOR,s NoTICE.-Let

a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Letters
"A of Administration on the estate of John IL
Newpher, late Of Penn township, Clearfeid coun-
y dec d, having been granted to the unders gneG
ali persons indebted TO said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement
JOHN RUSSEF L.
Oct 2G 1864 Administrator
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LvODDER RCUTTERS-ofa supe rior make
H for sale at reasonable prizes, q AERRELL
and BIG GLER'5, Oeaytsla, Pc
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How the Soldiers Vo1s,

We received the following list Of Soldiers
votes from Lieut.. W H. Shelter, of the ID
Psnu'a Cavalry, who is now at the front,
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G DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Letters
~ of Administration the estate Of james
Johnson, late of Jordan twp, Clearfed county,
Penn IL dec d. having been granted TO the under
signed all persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment. and those
having claims against the same will present them
duly uthenticated for settlement
Oct r. lS6f-pd. JAS. H JOHNSON. Admir-
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Pittttsburg Saw Works.
HuRRARDS ANDLON&

Manufacturers of Patent Ground Circulars
warranted cast steel saws of every description
Mill, Mu!ay, Cross-cut, Gang and all other yarie-
ties AILkinds Of knives and springs made from
sheet east steel. Extra lefned Reaper and Now
ing knives &c Particular attention paid TO re-
toothing cumming and Strengthening circular
saws together with repairing of all kinds. Ware
house aud Works, corner of Water and Short
streets, Pittsburg, Pa. April l3, l664-l Up.
c. W. HUBBARD :: ;. D. HUBBARD s. A LONG.
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Died;

Near Hollidaysburg, on Thursday Oct.
18th Mr.. MABLON Robson aged about 80
years.
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New Firn--New Goods.
READ, READli READ.!i
BoYNToN. SHOWERS AND GRAHAM.

CLEARFIELD, PA,
Have received their first supply of sessonabls
Goods, which they Offering for sale at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE

BEMPERANCE HOUSE.-The subscriber
Il would respectfully inf orm the citizens of
ClearfeId county, that be has rented the -Tpton
Hotel" and will every endeavor to accOmmo-
date those who may favor him with heir custom.
He viii try to furnish the table with the best the
country can afford and will keep hay and feed to
accommodate teamsters. Gentlemen don + tn-get
the Ii pton Hotel - SAMUEL SMITH
Upton, Pa May %, 1864.
E%ARPETINGS.-No in store. a larg stock
Sof Velvet, Brussels. Thrce-Ply and Ingram
Carpetings. oil cloths. Window Shades ect-. ect
all of the latest patterns and best fabrics; which
will be sold al the lowest prices for cash.
\. B. Some patterns of my old stock still
hand will be sold at a bargain.
!. T DELAC"OIX
No - South Second Street, above Chestnut.
March 2. 1861 Phila beiphia
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"aALLY ROUND THE coUNTFR. BOYS"
-Nero Song
THE I'D SERIES
Of Grand Races have commenced on
the Lumber-City course
OPEN FOR COMPETITION

Ecery day. (.Saadays accepted 4 r,ris>
for ererydody. Apply inansedIatelg to
the proprjetorS, KIRK d; Spencer,
at het,. Netc Cheap Store,
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VOL. 10, NO. 27.-WHOLE NO. 495.

Z Fer cersuu a. vao-eru - 49,
on brick, draining tiles. and sarthsrn and ssons
N~se' PiQeei luty or three per ceutam a. vaioreu
on nAsts, spSrs and ship o. ve-sel blocks whethe,
~ As - et1eF or ioF sale duty o. I've per esntgm
"a a! fsrnisgre, er other articles made o. wood.
50 "a tAe rough - unfinished = cctv OF nvs per
1.1a A. vaiorem. Prorsded That ali furniiurs or
~ ~-te..ss mace q wooo, previously assessed and
- pHla 'oefeen, saAA be assessed duty OF ave
sen um AZ vAorem upon the increased value onlT
iAereoi when sold In = finished Condition.
pounts
On sAls. tents. shade. awnings. and har, rn.d. AZ
eetoa Tar, Or hemp, part of eithsr or other ma
~ - ave per ccatgm al vAoren. prrv,ana Th.f
~Aea Tie material from which arv Of ths for~so,,r
'.e.s are made vas imported Or has been subject
g an PAID caty, and the same il maze bv sswinr
thereof - '-0 ~ 'e-,so '~iAe
On sEtiaeia uliasral waters, soda waters ssrsaps.
rLa water. and al beverages used for Ike ruro.~1
Aoa 10 bottles, or frpm fountains or otherrss ~
Va orem - ~~- -
Ca mineral or medicinal waters. or w.,,r. r-a,.
sprinss inpregnAted with minerss a autv az one
lAA cent Tor each bottle containing not mora tha-
S-e pin'' when containing mere thar one pirt ans
~. 'nan one quart, one cent when containing
fractional pArt Ehereof ons ceut
uh pig iron, cuty q two collars per ton
= uu oons, slabs or loops, when made N forces or
dollars per ton - 'N
0n railroad iron, duty q three dcliars per tcn.
vn r4iirosd iron, rero!ied, a duty q two collars
~ ION fr0tsded, Thar the term reroed shailap.
PE ohy % rails Tor which the manufacture rccsvrs
l-s Tor renauuiacturing, and not for new iron
On AZ iron advanced beyond hoons slabs or
oops and not advanced beyond bars and band hoon
M sAee1 ron not thinner than number eighteen wire
"ee and Plate iron not less than one ichih of an
sh n thickness DUTY q three dollars per ton Pro-
saea lhat ton shall for all the purposes Il ths
e'' os deemed and taken 10 be two thousznd pouuds
10 d ccai,suei ae-r tss,t)
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The Essence Of Democracy.

The following are specimen chips Of tue
-peechiylng hove IN al the ratification
meeting held al Chicago after the COuYen-
ton adjourned
Mr.. SandersOn said.
'I II Abe Lincoln is reelected he would
free the negroes Of the South aud then en-.
slave tie people We must maintain
STATE RIGHTS"
Mr. Rollins Of Missouri said:
Il love our Southern friends. They are
noble, brave and chiyalrous people al
though they are trying 20 break up the
Government
Mr Hanna. Of Indiana, was heavy on Ben
Butler. and poured over bis devoted head
such venOmous slime as this:
BY whom was Lincoln supportedf
Prominent among his supporters Is Butler.
half devil one-quarter beast, and Jess than
one-iourth human, begOtten by the Prince
u Hell, spewed from the rotten womb u
crime. and thrown into the lap Of civliiza-
ton, a cefonmed unfinished wretch He
was sent before his time into this breathing
world, less than haf made up, and Is 90
hateful that the dogs bark a. him as be pss-
ses by
by Cd We must have Mcclellan nomi-
Mated We must put a stop 70 this id war"
Dean kicknlOnd of Aelc York.
Let u hurl that usurper from power
Never til that day comes when the usurper
aud his victim meet al the judgment seat
can be Be punished for his wrongs, for his
conspiracy against American liberty. y.r-Ba-
keT Of Michigan.
4 advise peace and harmony, but II In
the struggle il reaches the point that the
ballot box j. ever touched with sacrilegious
hands. / say then and there, cone what
Will. let the lives and honor Of all be pledg-
ed 10 the biggest tight the world ever saw
Bishop, of Michigan
What is this war for Tie niger Il
IS for the nigger against the white lau I
think We don't want our b0soms stuffed 50
much with damned niggers This warm
weather. ! don't believe The nero T. equal
10 white man. 1 Il nOt high time this 10
fernal war was stopped, II TIE South
could BE subjugated By this Internal war.
the bayonets would be turned agaiust the
North Come veal or woe. We MI bs for
the sovereignty OF the States and iudlvidu-
al rights. Mr.. SaHderSon, o( Pa.
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- o. ..t .cf-r-.-..il llt b. re1-.rs.i -
frse. arr a-., a. !. t.--.. f-.e,-s
; t-.. Fra-.e. a.r. l-.t .atl.r. contained
e. OBJ .i- ratrsa S al 4atI.f7a ba .. ~ 49,
liquors
4.+-. tlrlsl.-- -l... .-v t.. .. .r=
use .v nsrsn-. VIII. ....... . -t...-
b.... ...s s-... l.. che ars .,...f ~ ~ ~.
fl 4-te-1 D. ., IT'S pi1ns al p,vsici,ls or
r' r. n'ts.-.~ srs shall ts regar Id A.
t -.- ii.t sl9-ss4c ana retail
..t-.-. N. t.Asl oat o .tr ise therefor sr.ii
rot b- te4.l f9 ls.lLt. .i.eisc US ..r.thersrv
aayth.Ig I'D --t 20 Csc llltrsrs no.
a- slab Is, w s A-v- i-scn or a r-a-si
~. b. --. & 10 t-ee cut a l.-s.s, III. re.o.-
.els l...-e ~ ..ar alcohol
iI.t ---.l-.s slab r-v t.l dollars
3D.. -.c-- ...- tle rtltl.. 40 III exceed eys
htu, o. -c vs1n ever ny. injured uoilars s-d
ua .0.ar-. f..-e. roiiars. when
.-.s 3. tw -'g -1ve Ialll-s Aav
ILlEs ..-. li..t- rr.rss
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L. se : 2. .norinE nearly double qGsati.yl
81 90 per B'l..a-Lllf coE IS 90
NiH"i ~ 10 cents Per Rott.e-haf toz - 90
Beware OF Counterfefts.
Sc that the rnsturc cf .. {. n JACKSON 80 i on,
TIE wrapper on eacn battf-
riptli your nearest Druggist not have the article
Do not be put cf by any Of the intoxicating prauar
u',s that may D. o1re in lis place. bat send 10 Us
~na We wln ioF~-fi, securely packed, by express.
fFacipal once and Mandatory. Ne 6Sl Arch
l-.-a.- D
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Successors to C N. Jackson L Co, PgOprietOrs.
,s -; fSr sale ey Druggists and Dealers in every
Wv" ~ '"S enited STATES 4s2yi
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IL - M z: III X EN
THAT THIS ETTER =
y . I 4 L. LCOHOIJC
Contains no Rum or Whiskey. and
CAN'T MAKE DRCNKARDS
BIT Is
THE BEST TONIC IN TIE WORLD!
READ WHO SAYS SO.

4 ~
Church, s. J.. formerly OF tae No,fb -,
Church. Philadelphia.
h~vo Snow1 iloolanl's German R.ttors favorable
i'r number years have uss5 ths,,, In ,,, ..
Aiinl 81 a.. h1vs been So pleased v4tlt tucir ~ cte
tAi' iwas induced 70 recommend u m 20 rlspv ON.
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