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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-04-13

An unpleasant development was made in
Cincinnati the other day concerning Cataw
ba brandy. Responsible winters, declaring
that the pure article would cost from five 70
eight dollars gallon, adding that there was
no genuine article of the kind in the mark
et-the quality generally sold consisting of
pomace, whiskey and fusel oil.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-04-13

Llebig, the illustrious chemist, says on
the subject of the oidium in vines and the
potato disease, that the cause is not in the
atmosphere as many people suppose, but
In want Of yigor and an exhaustion of the
soil, which defect may be remedied by the
use of bone powder and ashes.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-04-13

Hon. Henry D. Moore was elected State
Treasurer on Wednesday evening 10th
March, by vote of &c to sc for VIM. v.
NJ Grath, the present Democratic incum-
bent
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-04-13

NOR KENT.-The subscriber wishes to rent
II or lease his farm lying in Woodward town
ship. Clearfeld county, Pa. The improvem ents
in good state of cultivation, large bearing or
chard of choice fruit, large and comm odious
plank house with neverfailing spring of water
convenient to the door, n log barn and other out
buildings Any person wishing to rent farm for
a number of years. applying soon and being well
recommended, will get good bargain
Jan 1864. WM. Is. ALEXANDER
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-04-13

Larz Anderson, of Cincinnati, sends to
the East Tennessee Refugee fund beonest
of FIVE hundred dollars from the late Niche
las Longworth, and adds thereto gift of
two hundred and fifty dollars on his own ac-
count
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March so. lS64-p.
WooDRuFFs FsIMPoRTANTwEATH-

w Err INDICATOR.-From Messrs Mum
q Co. of the Scieltfc Ansericun; From the
struction Of this instrume ment, well from the
ample testimonials, both of practical farmers and
men of Science. we are satisfied that il is really
good practicable Bar0Bteter.' To be seen at
Judge BarrettS. and others in Clearfeld Agent
for Clearfeld Co, II. B WRIGHT, who will supply
instruments on short notice. Jan. 81. 1864
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4 London surgeon. it is said, lately nut
dog to sleep with chloroform, and taking
out piece of his skull, inserted watch
crystal, through which he can see the
changes in the brain produced by sleep.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-04-13

There is one thing that speaks when the
tongue lies eoldly silent. and that is a good
deed done in DAYS gone by
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NEW WATCH &JEWELRY STORE

v The undersigned having located in the bor
ugh Of Clearfeld. (at the shop formerly occupied
by K Welch as jewelry shop,) is prepared to
% work of all kinds on the most reasonable terms
ide cash will positively be expected when the
work is delivered He is confident that he can
not be exceled by any workmen in town or county.
Come 0,te' come all TO tie Sign Ofthe Big Watch.
april g. 62-Iy-pd : Fl. LAUCHLIN.
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IN THE COURT of Common Pleas of Clear
field county ''Subpena
signed Commissioner ap-
Sarah }. Marks. pointed by the Court to
take testimony in this ease win attend to the du-
ties of his appointment Thursday April 2st,
1854, between the hours of a NJ. and P. NJ.
at the oice'of r, Wallace Esq in Clearfeld when
and where all parties interested may attend.
WM. N. MCCULLOUGH.
March 80, lS54-4t Commissioners
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4 iJCTIONEER.-The undersigned having
Il been Licensed an Auctioneer, would inform
lle citizens of Clearfield county that he will at
'eld to calling sales. in any part of the county.
whenever called upon. Charges moderate
Address, JOHN MQUILKIN.
May Il Bower Po.. Clearfeld co. Pa.
y b Persons calling sales without a proper IL
Sghse are subject to penalty of S60 which pro-
vision will be enforced against those who may vi
Ola;e the same
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-04-13

~RAIN FOR SALE.---The undersigned has
IN for sale. at his mill at CurWensviile 5000
bushels of wheat AT 81 - per bushel 1900 bush
els of corn at 81 so per bushel Rye and wheat
chop ut S3 40 per hundred mixed chop, corn
wheat and rye at So 50 per hundred; Flour at
S. % per barrel all ofwhich will be sold for
cash JARED IRWIN
Curweusville. Feb 81, l664-pd
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FREDERICK LEITZINGER. Manufacturer of
Il II kinds of Stone-ware, Clearfeld. Pa. Or
ders ssoicited-wholesale or retail Jan. l, 1908
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GARPETINGS.-N in store a large stock of
~ Velvet. Brussels. Three-Ply & Ingram Car
petngs, Oil cloths, Window Shades. etc. etc, all
of the latest patterns and best fabrics which will
be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
n. B. Some patterns of my old stock still on
hand will be sold at a bargain.
j. r. DELACR0IX
No 81 South Second Street, above Chestnut,
March 9 1864 Philadelphia.
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ACADEMY.-D. W. Nc

HLFARfIELD ACADEMY. ". Nc
oCurdyiA b. Principal.-The next quarter will
open on Monday the 4th of April, 1854.
TERMS OF TUITION AS FOLLOWS:
Common English. Comprising those branches not
higher than. Reading, Writing. Arithmetic,
Geography, English Grammar and History. per
quarter ) 90
Higher English Branches, 80
Languages. 10 w
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.
4lusiuess 1ireetorl.

IRWIN BROTHERS, Dealers in Square Sawed
Lumber Dry Goods, Groceries, Flour, Grain,
&c &C., Burnside Pa, Sept. 23 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01
NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

sale Of Q Five Dollar Gold Piece nj Auc-
licn-Optnion Of the Press Regarding
President Lincoln's and Jen. Davis
Messages, &c. t
Ct $3.50 NgwBERs, N. c., Dec. q, 1858.
The North Carolina Times says:-A FIVE dollar gold
piece was sold ut $3.50 ID Confederate notes at
panvilie few days since. ....... y.
The paper heartily endorses President LDcolns
recent and adviser the people Of the State
70 accept it, also copies and endorses remarkable
article from Richmond Wig, which the fol-
lowing significant paragraph
Slavery has stabbed itself to death. IL has sinned
against the light committed the unpardonable sim and
must die.
The Raleigh Sondard and the Raleigh Progress are
very severe their criticisms JEFF. Davis message
They publish President Lnoons Message and proclama-
ton with favorable comments
The North Carolina Times says-Tne British schooner
G. o. Bgeow, which captured by the United States
transport Fulton and then abandoned made her way
into swansboro, Wilmington unIoaded her salt and
about the blockade in ballast, when was
caught burned BY ofhe United States steamers
The health Of this department is good. The weather is
mid ana peasant-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01
THE GREAT STORM.

Heavy Snow Storm ThroUg hoat the West
and ACCOMPLISHMENTS Blocked Up
and Travel Impeded. &C., sc.
III s.t#e. ft CHICAGO, Dec. 81, 1862
The beaviest and most extensive snow storm known in
The West for many ycarr commenced last night and still
continues.
Dispatches represent Il as exceedingly severe beyond
the Mississippi and north as far as Green Bay aud south
as far ne Springfield
The snow is drifting 80 that several railroads are COM
peteIy blocked up.
The storm is reported 70 be very violent in Iowa.
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Important 60 Outv ard Bound Vessels.
10 TIE EDITOR OF RE HERALD.
UHrTED STArKs STEAMER vIcKsRrRG,
OEI NARRnHs " IlAc 20 lR6a (

UHrrED STAKs STEAMER VIcKsprRG,
Orr NARRows, ~ Y, Dec. 80, 1868. !
Yoo win obIge by stating in your paper, for the
information Of all vessels bound 70 sea- that this vessel
the guard ship lies inst below the Narrows During the
day abe has the guard flag the fore royal masthead
which ia q white flag with red cross diagonally. Al
night she has white light at the fore masthead, and
one at tho main peak. vessels proceeding 10 sea will
psss her they win be boarded without any delay
to them am, very respectfully, your obedient servant
ID. L. BRAINE,
Lieut.. Commander, commanding U. 6. 8. vicksbure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01
Police lntelligence.

susonsG AyyRAy A Broadway CoScERT SAioor A
disturbance occurred at the Cosmopolitan Saloon, 534
Broadway, on Wednesday night, between some Of the
patrons Of the establishment and the WATERS when Mr.
Brothcroo the proprietor came forward and requested
the 70 leave the premises They refused comply
with the request. however, and assuming defiant atti.
tude threatened 10 kin M Brotherton smash things
generally, when the latter In self defence drew pistol
and fred two shots into the crowd, Of which took
eject in the leg Of James Flanagan, OF s0 King street.
acted by the noise OF the pistol into the saloon and
queled all further disturbance Brotherton subeo.
quenty arrested 90 charge OF elonious ana bat
terry, and brought 20 the Dmbs where Justice Bowling
required him 70 give bail TO answer the complaint
KDSArrre ron mn ARnr.--A sailor named Jacob 8
johnson, belonging 10 the schooner Oneida lying At the
foot Of Robinson street. was seized BY gang Of ruans
Wednesday night and hurried into cellar in Liberty
street. where be detained several against his
vii, on the ground that he was wanted for the army.
HIS custodians after threatening him with the dires,
vengeance he dvulged their promised TO release
him on CONDITION OF his enlisting In Of the
volunteer regiments and giving them half the
bounty. johnson refused 70 accept the PROPOSE.
ton, however, and made such unearthy
noise that the police attracted 70 the spot. and
hchael Sullivan arrested suspicion OF being
cerned 10 the outrage and being taken before Justice
ling was committed to the Tomos 10 answer.
PBovosr MAssun FrooRSp deputy Marshal Dema-
rest OF Hsckensack NJ j. while attempting TO arrest
desertcr vest Washington Market Wednesday, was
struck with loaded whip and Knocked sepsecss 10 the
sidewalk The injured man was conveyed 10 the Third
precinct station house, where be was attended by pny
scian and then sent home. The deeerter escaped
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Mr. r. c. Wilson's Despasch.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Dec. 20, 1868. it
CAPTURE OF A REfREAsr 1890
Colonel Boyd, Of the Twelfth Pennsylvania cavalry,
captured Hugh Logan, citizen Of Lttersburs. Pa but
engaged in the service Of the enemy. Mr. Logan noted
daring rebel scout He the pisoted lee
through the state Of Pennsylvania at the tmc whom Leo
made his last invasion Of the Northern States. IL sa-
legged that the prisoner committed roboeres Peuas ~
vania citizens when acting Lees iGsa<hes,
Kelley has decided TO turn the prisoner 70
authorities Of Pennsylvania Accordingly he win d sSAnss
from wheeling, whore he Governor cslt3 sssss ~
PRISONERS. ysY 80 .S~s ,
The prisoners lately taken By General AuIaIs .aPA9
the other commando, viii be seat wneelpga hpd Hf.
there 10 Camp Chase - -
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS, q! "a en4sr. :; -. -;


Movements or the Nusstsn1 rNss.1Rc1 kss7Sl
ncers-Escape Of CotcsegDHe~ .AsNee -
ers, sc. 4 kIrsd lsa 40 sf,sits a.
The officers Of the Russian Net ysd Newl2rs 80
and other points Of Interest," sfhg @e.ss%ysI ~
steamer G. W. Thomas, csisaH ~.5kiai - .s. 80
r.o man Of tho ye~SYsrk oANN1ss@9 aeA1an
,osson Power. and -.sassSfa& Aas'ssnssteeC -
,sse'. and served wa lss6 No. 'sihA4 ssxsssgptE
lines ssme weeks as asiscssvs seskH - ias
ana oath when they wers AssS'ses wa Av<ssEeN go
.ns s.n,sceea 10 - ssesoo zfatsaPd weY a-gt,St
, aSu .,.cno, jsFts roseswn: sAst W
s s0ss "a s,s .osr III yiS4ut 90 t rspg |.
eaOu sab sniis. f6e brovYs<1Aa pa1sbQ& Gil
,ssm ~ s,ssf iAs HpW as tesA3t{fr
i ~ ss ss.s & sss'ji " INV y.
9,s, J, ws.. ! 70 :. aSsssva dssSsss
spknce " 0epsss wstosst .xss-sss1
Faassei y s'H.s 4 sssssss6& sssSsax ,ss
sss DO s:;, sss s,:'s II '.'ts, u .sa
S y: jsS|s;:S ss isss.a! e
Ht1:;';S, S 49, IA
,hruush the day, aad win thea b dSlIusd V Asx
frieuds Cor baris~
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Mr.. r. g. Chapnnn's Despatch.

MIR. #. g. Chnpmnn's Despatch.
4 HEADQUARTERS, ARMY PoToMAC. Doc 81 1863
The ruling topic Of conversation hereabou s the mud
which is so deep now as preclude assertions altogether
The veteran regiments re.cniistng with rush.
The New York State regiments rst in the good work,
| and the Michigan regiments second. .ss
The army hans HERALDs candidate for President,
General Grant with shouts and cheers General Grant
will pol larger vote from this army than any man in
the country except General Mcclellan. a.a
Colonel Clark Commissary Subsistence with
the Army the Potomac has been relieved and Captain
Tom Wilson takes his place. 9t
Captain Beatte, OF tho Third Vermont regiment, who
shot Lieutenant Miller, at warrenton, on The
22d OF October and who was tried by court martial
and sentenced 10 be cashered, haa his sentence
revoked by the President. and be Is reinstated on
account general good and gallant behavior
action. aEf W&.VF
The criticisms Of The press upon the mapagemeDtof
the military railroad most unjust and uncaleA for
thorough investigation into the causes az the alleged
derecons has resulted in the estabshmsst OF tn0fsct
that the accidents road much less frequent
upon any other single track railroad 10 The country
doing anything like the Same amount or business.
General Meade s well.
All 10 quiet along the lines. m0
Large numbers or officers on on furloughs, and
shouder straps really getting In quarters
The health and morale OF the army are excellent
MIR. VIM. Young's Despatch. .earf.
Army PoTonAc, Dec 81. 1858. q.
The neglect OF Governor Seymour 70 Al vacancies in
field and line officers according TO merit upon tho
mendaon OF superior officers, and the regular hns OF
promotion has caused considerable III feeling which has
been aggravated by his appointment Of some officers
with less regard 70 merit and rank than disposi-
ton TO oblige politicians who agree with him
in sentiment In the strongest tessimo-
mails from officers in the field have had infinitely less
weight than the signature Of single politician. In this
way, 10 alleged worthy soldiers entitled 10 pronesson
have been Inundated by being compelled 70 under
those who their interiors The evil 10 Of such
ture that ito continuance will damage Tho service pazti
cuarly when IL 10 borne in mind that there from
twelve TO twenty vacancies IN some regiments.
An impression exists certain military circles here
that the veteran troops Who have reenlscd 60
ing home 70 recruit will not return 70 that grave OF gene
rails the Army OF the Potom1c. but viii be assigned 70
the victorious army Of General Grant, tho hero whom
the soldiers believe destined be the President
The heavy rain storm with which the year 10 closing
does not penetrate the rooted cabins OF the SOL
ders bot the foot Of the picket sinks deep no
performs his two hours duty thinking tho whIe Of tho
dear at home
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fss. .SsSss when s. stripped hslsSg .Ss boxers
ytcry. whs exaIsipg his lne prosecutions ana sp'en
dsd muscuiar development II now so1y pJs0u 49,"
m mssoaIas .San vital power Long before no had
me-. w'ln any severe pq 9Ss tSpa rousSLhe s.I
rant bca,Aed with much daculty and as no desosea
~ kis sesplraAton was "rOaxng /" He declares - ~
g xto: vet Al ne terninasoD 81 NO fcTMss
Seh Shoh lasted upwards Of two hcsrs 20 was 80 fresh
e saS 4 sSs recon- i acsS on me present.
sAl As pAysq~e hAA dstereraea 49, Nal no
Isoksd much Older than 9 he sss apssass.ss = ne
iho csubAtants, n ~ certain thea Hsssas vas - siae
very health whsa Ae fAssa his exponent,
ssssycsss Xs Win Is mind - viii iSs SoSy, Ssduo
b. shs yrscsss sSs sSysa ssssasson q he young 10
tho lralnss q err ssssVe. q Ne spOss - NE athletic,
9s 1900 S .n, e
exercss, prspes6aso easd, tesds 70 Developments and
heahs excessive saestien produces aebly and decay
tho race OF ho tho case We now pat record mag 10
stpAed with advantage. srss ~ III -,s t-l r3sess
~ Y fgL r...- go-.Etg-o E. &. ssas
r.s s.is. sse;y !. JspsA - .s.,asa 'ns seAs,.,
spimass rsMisas WIN 10 ssvernnant a. Jeddo and
That thOy would return homo ~ tho beginning Of the new
u was reported sAs. sho Datnos had bonbardsa ed
captured the imperial city OF OsaCa and also Koso and
we're said V 70 advancing army q ty thousand men
Tor the captsre ps Yokohama. Iac japan paper how
ever psonouncee the statements pure Inventions.
" The --latest by she PeEssa. al II ea
+, W. .taa5 vt4aW IS + BwNsGAu, Dec no, 1913. e
seals have sees peed upon tho doors Of eli Ne sbope
a. BIaysteck and each has been minutey searched.
- es -era7 vrtre CRAcow, Dec. 10, 1063.
Anew Journal has appeared bore in lhe place o. the
CzQs. .N8I+lt9fl EJ l.a .
BERNs, Dec 10, 1893.
~ Dsouyn % bhays has addressed note 70 the Fese
raj Council npauBcatng . the replies Of tho Euro
pesn Powers 70 thcsnyiston 70 Congress. The French
Minister Announces that will draw up the programme
Gil - y. n sssts,'os IS
HAMBCRG, Dec 10, 1859
that tnstead Of the abrogaen suspension Of
Inc November constitution Mr. Hail has proposed 70 Lord
Wodehouse alteration Of the concluding paragraph 70
Tho effect that the King has 70 s time for the ccnstio
ton 70 % into efect, " ..f,s II
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Tne Al ysterious AMair at Hartford

Tue New Haven Journal OF yesterday says-Mr. q w.
lay Of Union House, states that the lady came 70
house on Friday last destitute Of means she was nJe
looking genteei appearn g young woman, hgny
lGsnt, and speaking several languages sne was rsrfed
dssresecd IN mind and she ladies' Of the house sxeu
themselves 70 make her happy and comfortable ~ ,no
The general opinion that the unfortunate gr 49, Ma
daughter or wife Of some wealthy person ,n". sso ia.
been recently marrcd-as indeed, she sta'sas
she had been deceived and deserted, az " wawn ~,
Affected her mind and memory 10 SAD degree Mte.ayi
- family gave her every attention while A. tho hoeA
and Mr.. Lay accompanied her 70 Hartford IN
ravc the mystery, possible Douo,ees :. 'n,s ~" nv
nsent, some pnront " mourning 'os me "ss~'"'' -
sruce OF an afsction daughter.
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AZ much misapprehension exists In the public mind
spectng the condition Of Keenan, before and after bic late
contest with King, the following authentic particulars
may not be without nterest.-Four FIVE hours after
the termination OF the eight the 10th instant, be
saw him Immediately be was then suffering from great
exhaustion. His face WAS considerably dis6gured and
there We cut On the right side Of the upper lip, about
half an inch in length, which required stitch. There
were no bruises Of any consequence about The body but
there few scratches the chest The action or
sepSs suitable were pds under he
influence o. which ne gradually improved until the lath
On ne evening o. tina. day be had fsnting o. on
Mr. Clarke He was then weak his nights bad been rest
less and there wss considerable uusssnsss 90 taking
about the chest bad nearby a :, % "s's
the bruises upon The face we're ev,1sn,Iv quickly
' s ON: s ssss' Up had (, ss. me
but there WAS no fracture On cascfuiy prsesing
,Slssop the hearts action was found 70 be feeble
Ine pulse was weak very compyessbe and rsthsy
The left lung was healthy but over the are. on ,bs
ON either side al the back OF the neck tS,s ~ so
siderable stiffness, which ascertsIneS 70 er,s
zIus muscle to the occpiAi bone. lrsn we mspe
dorssl verssbrs, and spine Of the scapuia. m,
sSoSSsr snc eS.ss q the muscle
steod oa prov.entiy, AND AZ als srcsms~r.S ~
at a. Iky had oses csaasd y s sca,p Is crps va
apparent IN the rect muscles Of the aodom ~, ~
tendnous Intersections tipe@ transversal o. vhrh
1HonBy msfhcu. but WIN AL thia eplopd,d dsv~lc..
ment was evident that Heenap hAd recel,sx sSys
rom which he system SONY slowly rscoy sr,ns Scss
tne iose power was due 70 tho pun hmsnt -
previously Undergone may be disputed point A pbv
socess = seems 70 us highly probable thas Al srcs.
went into Training on Wednesday, ths 2sd a seplsSS
ust eleven weehs before che nasch-hls, Wsiehs -
ssn zen ,sSps seven pounds ~ stepped mo shs vss
- tme kng weahsa thirteen stope, though hs ~
snree quartrs o. an inch taller than neNsSn. ~
esNns " ~ 80 ~ hak tncnss rhoee = hn0v
wnes ssvee @ainANQ neaas viii, pssAsps a4vee win :.
~ 3oeo R01ooeas b hsrg SeeoeieN IN ssvs2v o.
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Tho nolssesn o.usstion,

The PARKS Aontv speskine & We proclamation Of the
King OF Denmark reCaltDg s0IAiers ~ farIo0Rh says
"Prtvato Dispatches however, ssatnss 70 atEvn that
penaIk VIII 20 oppose arns " fedar seeRs under
me pont Reoasburs and Trsaer,sAssaAs Which
are upon Holsteu territory. frss-sr fef-e.h ~
said The superior sCials 10 HotsteiA AaA been
informed that every f6Dctionary should remain a. hs
post and should place himself 81 the disposal q the
Fad,ral COmnissi0aers- --f .f4r 1sf .tt n.s ~. u, \
In the Prussian Chamber Of Doputies HGrI Won BIZ
made vague explanations 70 Prusslan Eocy
the Hosten question: and spoke IN rathcp threaten-
ing notwithstanding hts appeal TO the House. the
ADDRESS the King in which ihc loan reused was
adopted by a veto Of 2O7 V lo7.
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Tho New Rebel Envoy to France.
Mr. Supcrviee. who had arrived IN Paris 10 the char
acter Especial envoy from tho Confederate States p
o Frenchman by birth and was formerly aaveca ale III
the South Of France lie has been living W fexas for ht
last seventeen years and vs. naturalizsd American
he got away from MatanA0Foe board French shp.O
war, which the Admiral tent HIM 70 60 70 Vera Cruz
where he embarked the French Florida for 81
Nazalre as before stated
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M < A. . ELS A r " Y

lpreme Court.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-26
sseiteres iiber Die aseamobme Ses mOonOfe

9aIifur 25. DIT. Der 9ampfer Wtar-
rccppato fam beute gta6t BON Bermuda bier an
nnb lanpete einige 8d1asiere pes 9efaperten
Sampfers &panpte. giner oerieIben, t9r. 3.
gurpen, beri6tet weitere GinseInbeiten iibet Die
Wegnabme oeS 9anpfers:
Na9bem Der 3oanpfe Sapanna ~perlaien
bate, puroe er Dor benz t6afen. nod burd elm
Boot anserufen, in weldem mebrere Widrner
an oas S8iff beranfubren unb I'm 8afage auz
bielten. Sie fasten Offen, lie ieien GOnfDbe+
Irirte inter Capt. Brain (Sobnipn) unp 2ieit.
@atp, Dem 8iraten bpm uGbeiapeate" .-gfa3~
benz ie iu6 cine gladt ipdter bes S&ifS be-
mi6tist batten, fdlus Der 9irat benz Gapitdn
9rem Dor, Bombs fir 100000 in GOloa 81
seben, Sablbar in bermuda, mas bieier perpei=
gerte. Sn Der 9Onneritas 9ta6t fam Der &pa=
Inpte auf Der !S6be pOn bermuda on anO am
Sreitag tpuroen bic Baflasiere na9 einem ans
bern S6ife transfertrt. Brain uro feline
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