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From Wnhhip Ktcp.
TUE CALIFORNIA MAIL.
WASHINGTON. ADgrsi

TUE CALIFORNIA MAIL.
The Postuaster-G General is on the eve OF conelud'
fae contract for the overland mail service, FROM
the Missouri River to California foT four years from
October LIST, at the rate Of $4,000 per snnum.
CAPT. wIssLOws STATEMENT.
Capt. winslow, Ut the request Of tho Navy De-
sar,ncnt, has furnished full statement OF the fight
of tho Kearsarge with ths Alabama. His letter.
satod in the English Channel, Jsly Goth, mentions
she fact that Just previous 70 the encounter he had
en- interview with the French Admiral at Cher
iourr and assured him that In the event 81 Gil &C.
eoa the position Of the ships should be so fur rom
Che shore that no question could Dc advanced about
<he Line Of jurisdiction. The night before, boats
sserc moving between the Alabama and CherboWg
eod in the morning strange men were seen stationed
r. captains of guns; among them Leut. Sinclair
~ho Joined her at CherbOu}g. The police prevented
Others from going on board.
Capt. Winslow reports that the yacht Deerhound,
rrdor the garb Of friendship Vas ariording assist
sacs to the Alabama
TRg TALLAHASSEE.
Capt. Fengar, of the revenue cutter Miami, IN q
h.ser TO the Treasury Department, dated New York,
August 18th, repeats many Of the particulars alIea-
dy known, concerning the Tallahassee, and states
30 was the eve Of again starting on cruise aer
che pirate which, he adds was bulk for speed, and
3us crew of l40 men, ragged, perfect set Of cut
ehroats and not under the control Of tho officers.
Yrom what he could learn Of some Of the victims Of
she Tallahassee she intended to follow tho track Of
European vessels, and destroy everything Ameri-
ran that comes in her way.
PROMOTION.
Iicut. Col. Elias N. Greene, late Chief Quarter
snas,er Of the Department Of Washington, has been
appointed Assistant Quartermaster General with
abe brevet rank Of Bngsder-Gensral, and assigned
90 duty in the Department Of Ohio and the Cumber-
band he il succeeded here by Capt. Elliston of
New York, who is promoted to the rank Of Liouten-
entColonel.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. la
FRAUDULENT USE or AMNESTY.
TIE attention Of the War Department has been
called 10 tho fact that nsurgent enemies in Ken
lucky, Tennessee, and Missouri have endeavorcd
frasdulsnily and tToacherously TO obtain the ben
siu ii tho Pre6idenfs amnesty for the purpose
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.rrpupr ro cnRAra A RRyOLr.

o. s. ag John Feran and 10 others OF tie Grow OF "e
Ship T.. c. Scranton.
The socused were charged with sttenPt 20 create
q rcvok ana mutimy on board their vossol ana ~o'e
hold for eramia alton.
Before Commissioner STILwELL
PASSING PALSB TOKEN
u. s. act Edmund Wheeler,
The accused a. q conductor on the Ihire asenuo n;
CO. aud psd to passenger In change two cen -
law The accused was held " bail 70 t7s0 " s~1'
the action ol the Grand Jury,
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that the latter will yield sam amply SufacaeAs ~
payment Of interest on the public debt

CATTLE TRAINS DELAyEp.-We hear OK some
thirty carloads Of first class cattle detained at Dun
kirk by the late freshet which carried away two or
three bridges. This may give appearance OF short
supply on Monday. II 30, it Wal only be Temporal
~. The road will be repaired In day or two. In
the meantime the rain will make IN abundance or
boef for future use.
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Mr.. c. JERoMs HOPKINS performed on the great
organ in tho Music Hail. Boston, on Monday after
noon, privately, few favored friends alone being
admitted II is said that some public performances
on that noble instrument may be expected from
him later In the scason
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neolls Received,

r,s-s Reserve. the Mystery Of wi.hn! Wa BY Mar
eys, Dead Yet. Novel By j. c. Jeeafeson avo PIP sOi
Hopper BroiherA $3.50,
Vttxeas Larger sps!er. By MARGINS WASon Ep'' Up
~ Tie Same
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.VICTORIA REGIA."

TAI GREAT HsIAD QUrEN OF 1iiE WATERS
OFIN ON EXHIBITION
daily from A. NJ I'll suBse In the Oass ssse neSt TO The
es corner Of sab st. and 9th ave- the Central PMk
Adssion Ono Dollar Season Tickets, Five Dollar. Tho
Travsl-r Robt Se5ombuTtt who brought the tst
iant OF tais gigantic Nstspe to Europe prodscsd by 1t
,ssrFt rIoouent and was knghted by Queen Victoria
although hls experiments % bring 1t to inll blossom failed
nj T. BALLCkE. the Exhibitor ksrs, has stef eight
mouth, care ,peoeededis sng the "VstoA Rsgs" to
wonderful flower Of detcou, scent The leaves have cir
ounence eighteen feet Tho size Of the sas. house ~
by vs. feet the by g. and contains plants
" nom fall Aowcs Mr. n. MAKriN will eIpaa to Wis
the history aud tho ahssctoI Of tss rare plant FIRST
q tning on SATURDAY, August 7oh.
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Gotels, Sc.

EVERETT HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE. KEw.YoRk
The spdsr.snsd beg respectfully to inform hss hsssAs -
The public that are. the s4h Il August the house above ~
- conducted apo. the EUROPEAN PLAN
TIE house been thoroughly renovated and We are nov
prepared 70 Let apartments for The winter.
The oe,or tho size and comfort Of the rooms OF this hse
unsurpassed ,o,,o.y.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

DOARD IN JERSEY CITY.-Elegantly fur.
I'D ni,bed ROOMS for gentlemen and their wives o. few
,uss fentsusns Pie Dsnt location Every convenience
Within three minutes wAh from th~ ferry References ex
changed Address r. C., No i26 wAhlns It, Jersey City
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4museiaetytA.
DGRNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM" AMERICAN MUSEUM
COOLEST PLACE on AMUsRMysr Is rHn ORR
ovEayLowlssSsf H aotsEsSsSiSaTfS Auoms
rrs Ra4 # . AyEs, ssr If Sys1o-
TONY prSIk TaE esc 4! r6 5Sf H. O. pAvxp
FORT, Ne... dR0ssl, Mia LOUISE. snd MIA ARAAseA
Mr. D. L MORRIS .....f.I.
German ''"''''' 3 sf 70 Siss sfEscH ss6a
EXHIBITION EVERY MORNING. Ar II o'cLoek
urhs Lfq5s Ess% sH; SS1s 'i
Contrasting ss g:cs: * f N sscursr,,o~
VIII play .lo ai iat.svs ~ "a .'saias "A u y. -
rH Eg skS SsfHSsEa44o 6assH ~ srr
introduces - 700 fest Of cool air Per ns:ss;
bsSTSnT nE hxif N 6R9 SOLID MSU
DwXRyS. ALBINOs.' AND A MILLION 0Tasx en-
Admission, rs cents Children under II, Is esa.s
NTBLOs GARDEN.-COMMENCES IA %
TIE IHS HSG4Ef1 Haes SfE e issss
SATURDAY.. AUGUST ~ 1904
SUCCESSFUL AND TRIUMPHANT ENoAoEsms
Of the d.'si.su.sssd sf!,s ST., = ;v,srr,x
AMP TMkIsTH EiSh r. o %a TH r.. Moss
last LYNNE,
TIE RLoPEMExr.
With has bssa received In the
FLArrERINU MANNER,
DEN5ELY CROWDED A0USAA
MISS ESrEkN
10 her unrvsisd portrsiturss Of
LADY ISABEL and MADAME VINE
w. OVER NINE HUNDRED NIGHTS,
THROU0HOUTTHE UNITED STATES -
Nessrs q. Burnett, J. W. COLLECT }. G. Nanan. y. W.
Blsisdeli l. Seymour, Il. b. Ho~es. hssss Mary WAs4
sko.rett Flshsr, aSc., "a. N the east. a.
Durnf the even popular mude by the Oreaesa. uAAo
The direction Of HARVEY s. DODWOkrH.
Seats secured air DAYS IN advance.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
w Benefit and Last night Of
Mr. DAN BRYANT.
Flint 'pD''r'' here S Ms sAt ssTcas i1~'I
Who has Kindly vosneered
RORY OGORE.....MN. DAN BRYANT
With the song OF 1.-THE Lads thst live In lrsand
Soldering Soouaon.s. .Ns. SnAtss H.
ssrubbs.. .......................br.G Geo. houseS
De Wsska....................... W. ~ fto{N
Col Dc Lacy " SnfAe
ehsn Dha Mt Dey
Col. Thunder. MI Nef.Se
WIFI The beautiful Ballad "Ths Dream u Love
Mira John ssnoa
To soneiuas With the farce Of the
SlAMESE TWINS
h. which Mr. Dan Bryant Mr Dan Setcheil MI u UseEA
M Browns. Miss Burke and Miss EssItce WI perform
MONDAY, Niss Olive Lsssa viii sppssr In the pdaS -
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. Congress imposed heavy taxes On these articles
both Of home and foreign manufacture. Liquors,
and Other articles, the importation OF which IN most
cases is unnecessary and tends only to impoVerish
the county without any compromising advantages
IRE subject 10 the highes. duties.
Brandy Of frst proof is to pay On import duty OF
g. 50 Der gallon and higher proofs to pay In pro-
portion while other spirits, made from grain, &c.
are to pay for Grs. proof, q per gallon cordal'
&C., pay 81 pcr gallon wines, valued at not over
so cents in gold currency per gallon, 20 cents per
gallon and in addition IS per cent; valued at over
20 cents and not over 81 per gallon, 50 cents per
gallon and IS per cent valued ut over 81 per gallon
al Ter gallon and rs per cent sd valorem; other
spri,uous liquors, 100 per cent; nlo, porter fnd
beer in bottles, Is ccnts gallon; otherwfse than
in bottles 20 cents per gallon; cigars, of all kinds,
valued q, sl5 or less, per 1880, 10 cents ID ana
20 = cent. valued at over SIS, and not over
$50 Y 1000, 81 .25 y ID and 80 y cont valued vt
over $50, and no, over si5 v 1000, s. y n and so
y cent; valued at over si5 y 1000, 81 y ID and 60
q cent. snuff, so cents y ID tobacco, In leaf, %
cents 2 ID, aud manufactured, 80 cents y ID;
almonds, cents y Ii, and when sLelled ~ ceDtr
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CTEAMB0AT for SALE.
- A NEW STEAMER, 10 feet long ~ fees beam by y
feet hold Hnar, u Inch cylinder By 10 eet 9os
glsey aisd Tor passengers. Apply v c. w. CofELASa
Ne al bgssawASs %
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE &c JREAL.
Letter from Philipsburg, Pa.
pHILIrsRURG. "a .Iune u Is.

PHILIPSBURG, Pa, June 70. 1864
DEAR JOURNAL The HteJ1sti Of this
Alpine ,illag. is isdeveloping It's knights OF
the Quill az n rate unhesrd Of in he annals
o. literature. Only a few months ago no
ne dreamed, that such an institution 81
our own correspondent lwelt within our
toruerS but now We can scarcly pick up Il
uewspapcr, that does not contain com
mu9,catlon, emanating from the pen Of some
:ertIie bruln in this locality. We are dcs-
tnRd. ere many years have rolled away, to
e yae modern Athens of America, Boston
'!9o. to your laure!s -
The latest addition to the corps Of ceres
pVGaents belonging to the copperhcad ner-
>Uaslon appeared in the Democratic HafcA-
nan OF the 9th instant. over the monde
hume Of 'MosHANoN. He tells the read
ets Oi' thai paper. that each o. the Clear
&5d papers have local correspondents at
rllhpspurg, Gut your spirited sud spicy
{33urEa! seems 20 be neglected. from the
Western border of the county. Well
HQshan0n' Is correct in saying that each
q. the CIcaIfiald papers have correspondents
AeFe, but as 70 the ''local' correspondent of
our c0temp0rary, ] am n doubt if he can
'siaoish the point For my part, | never
'4T anything ''loca, IL the Snaiky effusions
" Derrick Exline. John Boots, or any OF the
.amalninE host Of correspondents Of the Re
:e5ican, from this nest They oil stick to
'ne text ofexpoundiHg the doctrine Of cop
ieFheadism and letting off their harmless
venom at LeJoi | see 'Moshanon' is tine
;;Qret With the same whining, snaiky disease
ne does injustice to our town so far as his
local is concerned but he could not let
vel enough alone. and that the public
would know he was of the Snaiky tribe, by
'ae appearance of his letters in the Watch
!lSn he must let fly the usual whine, in the
3S; Paragraph. 50 that there can be no
a2q5ts among the faithful, of his disloyaity.
hoshanon' came into the arena ata most
'PpoTtlne moment The Snaiks of this nest
a'en thedeath struggle, the Ailseeing- eye
;saPon them. they are wriggling, basking
N N lne stImulous of lager, at a fearful rate.
Iueisst rattle if there are rattles on such
.lalhS, Is reache l. First they were all war
ael and the chief orator, Detrick Exline,
ITunted ~ the stump at the blue Ball, in
Il, H. 10 rouse the spirit of patriotism among
Se natives to volunteer That failed. Then
sF played on the cry the "Cnion as 1t
,trc - that the administration was going to
,orh o1lsh slavery, that the President has no
,I., ,Iraert TO do so under the constitution, and
:. ;.S' tae Union could not be restored But
wa; no use. The masses saw that slavery
s,s ~ 551e'eause Of the war, and they would
,r.a. rua eyy the party that would remove the
cs,S' II necessary, to save the union. Then
s"l e me great hue and cry of Habeas Cor
'''' Tree spcech--unlawfII and uncon-
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SERIOUSLY HURT!

All the Merchants in the neigh borhood of Cur
wensvilIe. because [ have brought on and opened
a large and we'll assorted stock OF
NEW GOODS,
which I am selling at extremely low prices for
cash NV stock EN- mbraces all the variety usually
kept in Il country store and selected with an eye
to suit these
WAR II M u S.
will NOT here attempt to enumerato all the arti-
cles keep; and their fabulousiy low prices
which might do-but after you will have seen
and examined for yourselves you will excaim, IN
the language ofthe Qaeen of the South
suALF las NOT BEEN TOLD"
I will merely say, come and see for yourselves,
for feel satisfied that can suit your tastos as
well as your purses
Lumber and all kinds of produce also taken In
Curwepsyills. Oct %, 1852 J F, IRWIN
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THE HISTORY OF HOS TETTER-S STOMACH
BlTTEES. The most remarkable medicine of the
day. and the many cures that have been perform
ed with it in eases Of Liver complaint. Dyspep
sia, Nervous debility, and other diseases arising
from . di3Ordercd stomach liver. places ii at
once among the most astonishing discoveries IN
has taken place IN the medical world. The dis
eases TO which hitters are applicable uni
verSal that there but few of our friends who
may not test their Ni1ue in their families
or circle Of acquaiutauces aud prove 10 their own
satisfaction that there Is at least one remedy g.
nonZ Ffhe many advertised medicines deserviu 2
the public coTGuIeudaJion. For sale by druggists
and dealers everywhere
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A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSJNC
IA CERTAIN AMENDMENTS no THE
CONSTITUTION 80

Be II rsSokUek by ftc Senate 4Rlk Honse Of Rem
reSsntaftvfs ofhhe Commonwealth IF Penasrl,l-
ma 'n General 4ssembiy met, That the following
amendments be proposed TO the Constitution OF
the Commonwealth, ia accordance with the pro-
visions OF the tenth article thereof
There shall he additional section 70 the
third article OF the Constitution, 70 be designated
as section four. 5 follows
SECTION f. Whenever any of the qualified G.
iectors of this Commonwealth shall be in any ac-
tual military service, under rcdusiton fl ON the
President of the United States or by the author
ity of this Comm on wealth, such electors may ex-
ercise the right of suffrage in all elections by the
citizens under such regulations as are, or shall
he prescribed by law, fully as if they were
present at their usual place Of election -
SECTION 2. There shall be two additional sec
uons 10 the eleventh article of the Constitution.
TO be designated as sections eigkt and nine as fol-
lows:
SECTION 5. No bill shall be passed by the Leg
lSlature, containing more than one subject which
shall be clearly expressed in the title except ap
preparation bills >
SECTION o No bill shall be passed By the Leg
Isiature granting any powers, or privileges in
any case where the authority to grant such pow
ers or privileges has been or may hereafter be
conferred upon the Courts OF this Commonwealth .
HENRY JOHNSON
SpsGAer Of the House Of Representatives.,
JOHN p PENNEY.
SPEAKER Of the SG3lzt6
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Their stock consists of general variety Q
Dry-Hoods. Groceries, Hardware, Queens ware
Tin ware, Willow ware. Wooden-ware. Provisions
Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoes, and Clothing, &c.
For the Ladies.
They would call especial attention to the large
ana good assortment of new styles and patterns o.
LADIES DRESS GOODS
now opening consisting Of Plain and Fancy Silks
DeIaines. Aipacas. Ginghams, Ducals, Prints Me.
rinos, Cashmeres. Plaids, Brilliants, Poplins. Be
rege. Lawns Napkins. Linen, Lace, Edgings, Col
eFettes. Braids Belts, Wells, Nets, Corsetts. Nj
bias. Hoods Coats MaHteis, Balmoral skirts, Ho
siery, Gloves bonnets Flowers. PiumeS. Ribbons
Hats. Trimmings Buttons Combs. shawis. Braid
MUslins. Irish Linens, Cam 5rics Victoria Lawns,
Swiss Bobinets, Mulls, Linen Handkerchiefs etc.
Of Mems Wear
They havs also received large and we'll select
ed Stock consisting OF Cloths, Plain and Fancy
Cassimeres Cashmerets, Tweeds, Jeans, Cordu-
roys. Bever-Teen, Linens. Handkerchiefs, Neck
ties Hosiery, Gloves Hats Caps, Scarfs. etc, etc.
Readv-Made Clothing
In the latest styles and of the best material,
consisting of Goats, Pants Vests, Shawls. Over
Of Boots and Shoes,
They have a large assortment for Ladies and Gen
tlemen, consisting of Top Boots Brogans, Pumps,
'iaiters, Balmoral Boots, Slippers, aonroes, etc
Groceries and Provisions
Such as Coffee. Syraps, Sugar, Rice. Crackers
Vinegar, Candles. Cheese, Flour, Meal, Bacon,
Fish, coarse and fine Salt, Teas Mustard, etc.
Coal Oil Lamps,
Coal oil, Lamp chimneys, Tinware great ya-ie-
ty, Japanware, Egg beaters, Spice BOXES, Wire
LsdeIs, sieves, Dusting pans, Lanterns, etc etc.
Carpets, Oil-cloth,
Brooms Brushes Baskets, " Washboards Buckets,
Tubs Churns Wallpaper. Candle wick. Cotton
yarn and Batting, Work baskets, Umbrellas, etc.
Rafting Ropes.
Augers. Axes. Chisels. Saws, Files, Hammers,
Hatchets N.iIs, Spikes Gri ID stones Stoneware,
Trunks, Carpet bags, Powder, Shot, Lead, etc
School Books,
Writing and Letter paper, Fancy note and COM
mereal paper. pens. pencils and ink. copy books,
states ink stands, fancy and common envelopes.
Carriage Trimmings,
Shoe Findings, Glass and Putty, Flat irons and
Coffee mills, Bed cords and Bed screws, Matches,
Stove blacking, Washing soda and Soap, etc.
Flavoring Extracts,
Patent Medicines Perfumery of various kinds
Fancy soaps Oils, Paints. varnishes, and in fact
every thing usually kept in first class Store.
They invite all persons to call and examine their
stock and hope to give entire satisfaction.
BoYNToN It SHOWERS.
CIearfeld Pa. May 18th, 1864
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday. June Dist. bvJ. Boon. ESQ.
llr. GEO. W. MYERs Of company q los +.
!, 70 Miss SARAH WHrTED OF GanbIiaCo.
On the same day, by the same. Mr.. SAM
III GRAY to Miss EMMA " WHuED, both of
Cambria county.
On the 10th June, in GAINESVILLE. hr Rev
I. Van ScOyoc. Nr CHARLES MILLER to
Miss NoRAH NEARoN, both Of Guelch tp.,
Ctcardeid county.
Ebensburg 'Alleghanian, please copy.
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EtAUTIOS All persons are hereby cautioned
~ aga inst purchasing taking n assignment Of
certain note of hand, given by to August and
John Rimiett, calling for S39 10, and dated the
said note The said Rimletts owing me
Sl2 50 tax. I will not pay said note until the tax
is paid, unless compelled by due course of law.
june 6. 1854 -pd DAVID i. SMITH.
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The above Resolution having been agreed TO by
n majority of the members of each House at two
successive sessions of the General Assembly of
this Commonwealth. the proposed amendmen
vii! be submitted to the people, for their adop-
tion or rejection the FIRST Tneaaag Of
d"g2tSt in the year Of our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and sixty-four, in accordance with
the provisions of the tenth article OF the Consti-
tuition. and the act. entitled '1An Act preseribi
the time and manner Of submitting 10 the people
for their approval and ratification or rejection,
the proposed amendments to the Constitution. -
approved the twenty-third day Of April, enc
thousand eight hundred and sixty-Iour.
ELI SLIFEK.
May 1, 1864. Sec y of Commonwealth
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( EFAT'TfOS.-AlI persons are hereby caution
- ed against harboring or trusting my son Il go.
Naggoncr on my account, he has left me with
cut any and viii pay debts OF his con
trGcting unless compelled to do so by due course
of law. JOHN WAGGONER
aaron. June Is 1874 -3fcd
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The RAFrsNASs JOURNAL is published on We'd
nesday at 81 80 per annum in advance ADvER-
rlsEhENrs inserted st 81 90 per square. for three
or less insertious-Twelve lines Tor less counting
square For every additional insertion 25 cents
deduction will be made to yearly advertisers.
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a pMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.-Lette

a UlI1-NIS x UTE , NO To EI.-LtIisIs
IA of Administration on the estate Of Martha
Hepburn. late of Pike township, Clearfield eoun-
ty.lec d., having been granted TO the undersigned
all persons indebted to said estate are requested
to mako immediate payment. and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
auth nticated for settlement JOHN PORTER
June |. 1864. Administrator.
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THE AMENDMENTS. " ote for the amend
Iuent giving our soldiers the right to vote,
and gee that your neighbors do the same.
No doubt, the opponents of the measure
vii do all they can to defeat this amend
tnent. The friends Of the soldiers should
remember this fact.
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SRTESTERN CENTRAL R.-An Eiec-
ss tion for officers viz President and managers
of the Western Central R. K Co Will be held
az he oiIi-e Of said CON pany il. the Borough of
Clearfeid. on Monday the 4th day of July 1854 of
which the stockholders in the same will thake no
tice. J. J GRAMS; Secty.
Clearfeld, Nay o. 1924
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CAPT. Il. D. PArToN, paid US short
visit on Tuesday last He looks well ana
enjoys good health. and will return to the
army again on the coming Friday.
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Aaftsmaa's 9auraal,
CLEARFfELD, PA, JUNE 90, 1864

PREACHING. BY Divine permission the
Rev. Height viii preach in the Lutheran
Church, in this Borough, this "wednesday
evening, at early candle lighting.
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SPECIAL ELEcr1oN-We this week pub
jisb the Proclamation of Sheriff Perks, Or
dering Special election to be held on Tues
,,sy, the Cd day of August Read It.
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE,

TEMPERANCE HOUSE.-The subscriber
i would respectfully int orm the citizens Of
Clearfeld county, that he has rented the ''Tipton
Hotel and will every endeavor to accommo-
date those who may favor him with heir custom
He will try to furnish the table with the bes' the
country afford. and viii keep hay and fe d to
accommodate teamsters. Gentlemen don .1rSct
the .'Tipton Hotel" SAMUEL SMITH.
TiFton. Pa May 25 1854
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-29

OFFIcE OF THE SECRETARY CT TIE Coa4oSwEAtrH }.
HARRIS BURG ApRIL 25 1864
Pe7t7iSyfUa'aia, do hereby certify that the
lr>\ foregoing is full.true and correct copy
SEAL OF the original Joint Resolution of the
WIS raj Assembly, entitled "A Joint
Resolution pr roposing certain amendments to the
constitution, as the remains on file in this
Office.
In testimony whereof. / have hereunto set m V
hand and caused the seal of the Secretary's office
to be affixed, the day and year above written.
ELI SLIFER,
.Secyst1rV Of the Commonwealth
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-29

CoRRECTIoN.-ln our notice Of the death
Of Hon. ". L. Moore. published last week,
The conpositor made Us say that he died on
"wednesday morning. 1t should read
.h084<1y morning