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JANLS 7. GHAUAM,
CIcs.1eil, july u ~. Cahi.-.
POLITICAL CARICATURE NO. 2.
MISCEGENATI0N;
OR
THE MILLEN!UM OE NDOLITIOViSN.

rENllIS PICTURE, the samc size as "The Grave
l. Of the Union is a cepatal hit the new plank
IN the R-iulican Platform. II represent, society
NJ It is To- hc in tho era Of 'Epuplty an Fra,crn
y.' Sumner is introducing a trapping color
ed lady" TO tho President. A yuuug woman
(Nhil"i is being kissed ty big buck ni.;,r. while
lady lecturer, supposed 10 be The Tn.plrod
Maid sits upon the knee Of jle brother urg.
ing Eim 90 como 10 her lectures, willie Greeley,
in very height Of ccstato cnjoy ymcut, is est ice
cream with q female African OF muns,,uus physi-
qu 9, ocriarirg I, at socicty hnd at last reached
nhSo ute perfection. In the back ground is 4
carriage, negroes inside, white drivers ani foot.
men a white servant girl drawing auiCger baby
snd re"ly arrived Getmsn suIvoyng the
whole scene eXcaims "Mno Got, yot a guntry
vot Q hecplcs %,
No description can do justice to the hits con.
tained in this picture. 1t hold, "the mirror IN Ia
nature The art tbas achieved great succc,,
III oehctng the practical workings vi "Mi,cege.
uaion,' the logical result Of tho "Eanality and
Fraternity" doctrine.
1t ought tn be circulated Ear aud wide AZ q
campaigN document.
ifco 70 cents per copy ) copies, 81; II
Gopies' ~. poet paid. by express, SIC per hun.
Address giving post Office, county AMI State.
in iull, BROMLEY 4 70
Nl3.2t Box i,26S New York Post oGco.
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Orpans' Court Sale,

DT virtue of an order of tho Orphans Cour, o
- Clearfeld County. the urdersisu sued will ex
pose to PUBLIC SALE at
lrwin's Mil IN Burnside Township,
on Wednesday The Sd doy Of Augpst, a. D. 1854
all the undivided one half part of all that GER.
tain tract Of land situate in Bell and Burnside
townships, containing $50 Acres more or less.
Bounded on the East by the river, on the South
by John Sunderland, on the We.tby Beni Baird,
on the North by J. I. Loe-late tho estate of
Jacob l.. Smith. decds
TERMS-Cash at confirmation Of the sale.
PETER NJ. SMITH, Administrator.
July Cpd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13
tsl OH On,
Secretary Of tho Commonwealth,
ANOTHER PROCLAMATION

1t isnov Rscer'a,ned that a large rebel
force has beon detached from Richmond
aud is advancing ON the North. So large
a portion Of our army il nt renote points
that it becomes necessary TO raise suili-
cient body to repel them. they are al.
ready within the borders oi the Common
wealth, You have always heretofore been
ready 10 answer the call Of your country.
Yon will not be less ready TO come for
ward when your own homes and iiresides
are to be defended against a profgote
horde of plunderers. am authorized Ly
the President of the United States to call
for twelve thousand volunteers tin add.
lion b those required 10y my Proclamation
Of yesterday To serve for one hundred
days in Pennsylvania, Maryland. and
Washington aud its vicinity. appeal TO
the fieemen Of Pennsylvania to arouse
themselves for tho necessary effort, and
TO come promptly 10 sweep tho invaders
from her soil.
refer to General Order issued from
these Headquarters, Pennsylvania Mill.
tia, No. so, dated July 5, 1864, published
with this proclamation, for the details oil
the arrangements. ! do most earnestly
desire the good and loyal men of the
Commonwealth, ard especially tho veto.
ran soldiers, in all her borders. to show
themselves worthy Of her in this emer.
gency,
Her sons have established for them.
selves, on many bIoody field, q repusa-
tion for the martial virtues which they
will not now forfeit, when both their we'll.
earned fame and the safety Of their homes
and families are at stake.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
of the State, at Harrisburg. this 9th day
of July, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-four,
and OF the Commonwealth the eighty.
ninth. By the Governor,
ELI SL1FER,
Secretary Of the Commou.eaith.
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THR REBEL INVASION.
A PROCLAMhTION BY THE GOV.
FRNOR.

tRNOR.
WueREAs, Tho President Of the Uni.
ted States has, this day, made call upon
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania tOI
twelve thuusand militia volunteer infant
nv. to serve at Washington aud ils vicni
~. for one hundred days, unless toonel
discharged:
!, Anl-ew G. Curtin. Governor OF the
SAID Commonwealth d. make this nv
proclamation, in response thereto, and
10 hereby call on the Noemcn OF Penn
sylyAnia. of military age to como PROMPT.
ly forward, az they have heretofore done
and 81 the requlsi!lon for this important
service.
It is apparent that the enemies Of oll
Government. in desperation, are threaten
ing va with an armed force, in the hop,
that the army Of General Grant may b,
Withdrawn from before Richmond, aud
call upon tie o,tizcns ot this Common.
wealth, capable Of bearing arms TO come
forward without .Ie,qy, and thus all oui
heroic brothers in the great Army of tn,
BtpnbIic.
GIVEN under ny hanl AMI the Grea. Sea-
of the State, a, Il,rrsburg, this fifth
day or July, IN tho year OF oar Lord one
thousand eight hundred and siXty-lour
and Of the Commonwealth the eighty
ninth.
BY the Governor.
ELI SLTTER.
Secretary OF tho CummOnw eailh,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

MAERiED-0n the 81 instant, by Gains p.
Bloom, Esq, Dir. Frederick Smiley to Mss
ElmifR Pottor, both Of Grady township.
On tao same day b the ZANE, Mr. K. u. lilies
to Miss Mary lIonry, both Of Lumber city.
On the 7,h inst, by Lover illegal, E4q, Mr. Ds.
yid "nlbu-u to Miss Ausc!iao g.ut!, a.! u;
B.s3v township.
q71lgzi,ta ~. 2is. 57S-xasS
DItlD-NeSr Marietta. G g., Of w0nr l. rerri 8 Ell
in ha;iio ou the lj,h of jane last, George Pee.
pies, aged about % years. Deceased wa. T.
member of Company i, 1U;L regimen. Posn'
syvana Ey.ga;.:ga.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13
DR.. TOBIAS
VENETIAN IMMINENT.

NJ ore testimony this is to certify that for the
lSl last five years have used in my family
DR.. Tobias Venition Lin meut, and every in
stance have found it fully oqus! to bis recon aeH
dations' have found it to give instantaneous
relief in cases of toothlche Group, bilious collie,
core throat, pain in the ch ,st aud back aud ibeu-
matism. aud | cheorfully recommend it's trial to
every one affected with anv of the above-named
diseases. JAMES II. WARNER.
Hartford. Conn, Oct 10Th, 1855.
Prite 2j and SO cents a bottle. Sold by all
Druggists, Office SO, Ccrtlandt street y. Y.
july 9Th, 1904 I'm
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

eSTNAN OXIA --strayed away from the
LS premises Of the subscriber, ia GrHId town.
lhrp. tie ono about the 23d uud tho other about
Tie Goth June 'ast, TWO OXEN, years old la2l
FQrug--ihO enc with buth black aides, aid -ou,e
white about lhe Leud the other red, with white
On his hack, and right egr mark d. \ liberal
reward viii Le .sil ior iIIurmctOn concerning
said oxen, ty addressing the undersigned, other
personally o. by Lester, 90 LOcou,v's Mi,!i post
ollCe. jyl5 T. MGOVEkN.
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q y Y Y : = y -
Philadelphia, J1no -, 1851.

Diseases Of Kidney. nni bladder. Ia Yon'is
Aged, Mnlc or Fema!e, are speedily Fsn'''',
and speedily restored 10 hes,th,
Delicate ChIidrcu-thofo suffering from aiiA
mus, wasting away, with scar;ely any Del a
their bonos, are cured in very short tin' ~
bottle in such easGs, will hsys most sa'iHi'
effect
Parcn,S hn, 'ng suTeTlng chilireRuaOovsa ~
wishing to raise them, vii. never regret 10 W
they com mtnced with these Diucri.
Lit rary mea, Students, and ihOg rH,g
hard With their brains, should always Keep W W
Ito Of Uooland's Bittcrs near them, as ng va ~
find much benefit from. lie use, to boz Hla ''
body, inyigorstiug and not dcpr-ssiOs -,
1t tisnot Liguors.lmslaat, -ud laaTd"r''
tratiOn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13
Destruction Of the Cruiser Alabama

The rebel Cruiscr Alabama, under the
command Of tho uotoriols Captain Som-
mes. has st length hccu destroyed. The
engagement took place OF the French
Coast. The following is the extended
eport of the ha',Io between the United
Statcs Cunbop, hrarsage and the Alahama.
rho encounter was witnessed by the Eng.
lish steam yacht p"erhound which YES
-el picked up SemmeS and tha Alabama
crew and took them to Covcs and furnish
les the follo'inc teiHils Of the affair.
On the morning Of SUNDAY. the lJ'h
alt. at 1880 the Alabama WAS observed
-resming oul Of Cholbnurg harnor tow
ard. the United states steamer knorsago.
\! II o'clock and ten minutes the Ala n
ma commenced the action Is firing gr
-mboard battery nt d-'auce OF about
one mile. The Kcarsaec also opened fire
'immeGiotcly with her sw,board gurs. 4
sharp engagement with rapid firing from
both sides was kept up with sW"t and
she'll being discharged.
In mar covering both vessels made scy-
pral complete Circ'eo, At n distance OF from
.oUc-1uartcr to half mi.r.
As twelve o'clock the firing from the
Alabama Wa. obssryed TO sl.ckpu, and she
appcarel to be making head ssil, ,hap-
ing her course f,r land, which wa, dist
ant about nine miles. At l. so tho Con-
'cdcra'c vessel vas IN a disabled aud
sinking state.
The Dcerhound Immediately maie to-
wards her Srd III passing the Kearsagc
vas requested to assist in .avlns tho crew
.of the Alabama. When the Decrhouud
was ttill at q distance of two hundred
wards the Alabama sunk, and the Deer
hound then lowered her boats. and with
the assistance Of those from the sinking
vessel succeeded in saving about forty
men, including Captain Semmes and
thirteen officers. The Kearsage was sp-
pRrcntiy much disabled.
The Alabama's loss in killed and woun-
dcd was rs follows: Drowned. one officer
and one man; killed, six men; wuurded,
one officer and -iSteen men.
Semmes Is slightly wounded in the
hand, The Kearsago's boats were then
lowered, and with The assistance of the
French pilot, succeeded in picking mp the
remainder Of the crew. II is stated that
a formal challenge to fight was given by
the kearsaCe aud accepted by Captain
Semmes.
According 10 some accounts. tho Kear-
sage sustained considerable damage. her
sides being open through her chaln.plait.
ing. a dispatch, how ever. from Cher
hourr, where i, is presumed the Kearsaea
had arrived, says that sho had suffer ed no
damage of Importance, and that none Of
her officers were killed of wounded. The
Kearssee captured sixty-eight of the oil.
GERS and crew of the Alabama,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

REg'The Chicago Post predicts "that on
or before tho first day of January next,
the actual currency OF the county in all
commercial transactions With be gold and
silver. Treasury notes will be discarded
and all contracts III business affairs will
be upon gold basis Treasury notes are
legal tender it is true, and will ansue or all
purposes Of paying debts; the deprecia.
ton oi paper money is greatly to the adj
yantage OF The debtor aud to the loss of
the creditor; aud every cent taken from
the value of legal tenders il a cent which
is even tually to come out of the credit ors'
pockets. The more money ther. is due a
man the greater will be his loss, and that
loss Ii now inevitable. No doo,orine or
legislatisg can give value 10 paper VIII ioh
IT does not possess, aud the sooner the
crash comes, as come it must, tho sooner
il will be over, and the business of tho
country restored To proper basis"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS
And the friends Of SOdleI''

I We call the attention If oil having rea'ea'SS ~
friends in the army to the fact .hss "hoy'AJ1 h,.1,
German Bi,tors" will cure ains tentb' o. "a wI
eases induced by exposures aud PrirauVl.i .",
dent to camp life. In the lists, puilsossa, M
daily in the newspapers, on the arrlSa' u -.
II will be noticed that very large FOF s,l,l
are suffering from debility. Every ea's o.,, s
kind can be r, ID " cured by lioofands uo'I, ~,
Bitters. We nave no hesitation Ia sauus
If these Bitters wcro freely used ahols ~. Nm.
diers, hundreds of liycs might DO sa'sd 'h''
erwiso would 90 lost. A.,th
The propreto's are daily receiving ui,,,
letters from sufferers iu the army ana lO'r
who have been restored to health o! 'I
these Bit,ers, sent to them by their irienu'
BEWARE OF COUNTERFblIo.
See that the signature Ct &C. NJ jAGA'V"
on the wrArPFR Of each Bottle
Price per Bottle IS cents'
Or half dozen fOrS4' .i.
shopld your nearest druggist ROT hiV' 'n'i l.,i,f
Gle, do not be put Of by any Of che ia'1A.b, b,
preparations that may be Oseied ID ~ P's..L
send to ", and we will forward, soop's|
by express. ~ a., Ard
Principal 0ffce and Manufs'toTyi no. '''
street. Philadelphia. rr,Ns
Successors 10 c. NJ. JAcKsos q ~.
TO- For sale Har,yrics hea1nss 81
rprs, clsssts!iFs
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9ltO Advertisements.
LlCENEED kUCIIONEER.

TUSI.S p!E, having applied cyE Li,on.e
D aB an Auc;ionscr, undcr the I. s. Revenue
Laws, respectfully Informs lis riends aud the
public gcucr lily, that hO il always prepared to
a,'ent public 5gles in any part Of the county, at
Tie thoucH' notice. and ON the most reasonable
tcrn.. lie cun he Addressed, personally or by
letter, at LeyvEls Mills, C!garscld couny, Pa.
jyl3-it JUSTIN PIE,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

" NaShnElCr on the bAillMofe ana ASH
linr,on Railroad. Another disUatch saws
,..,...i.r u,.l,.,,...r.,,,a .o.,.,i,,,
I" f''P ,.''>.
party O loV Ne" 'ofH "i" N"S'"c'"'''''
| II1en some elk or eIthtG!lcs from A'tH1n'
Idrio, killing and clp'uIipg the entire rar.
H., s,,,,. Lo,I.., r,l,I srcuts
IL,l Ma, h.,r c,,,,m..l ON, # H., l,,,r
I,,.,I,,,, ,i,.. r,,,,. - W...l.,r,,or ci,v
/ I,,ol.o,.,or,.l ,h., W,,sn,. c,,rs
-, Gn,,,. orn,, ian, o,,.od, rc,,,.a n,
i,.c;oi,y. ,rw,,ni,,,op and other ,onor,s
l... ,i.,..,,,i,..,., or,,,, .on,,,,,. -, ,ho
r,,,o,,,. ,... 80, ,,,., ..,, r.o,,, p,,o,.,,rrc
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! - -'''
''''" I,,''',i.o' -" '','
burnt on ,be Northern Cer,rai rGrd and
ouo Of the Gunpowdcr bridges on the
Wilmington road, and train OF cars with
4Gi; ur"' ."nN''" r"o''" r,y u; C"l,suT"'
r,iIas ,rorn pol,;more was aI.o l,urnea
From Washington the rebels are repor-
tea to be witnin four niles OF mat cdy 10
'"g rh o, ai - N''p p.,o m F,,.;d. :; r,,or,ad oo
Cane Henry. where she cap,ured fonr or
FIVE vessels.
We have no room for particulars.
"The energies of the Government, are
now engaged in the suppression oLseheI'
",,i "'Hl1 !" 'ne.r '.Go, nr''Ho "sii i, % si",
no less imperaljye du,v dryolyinr upo1
the loyal men of tue country to meeL out
The same measure OF justice to the cop
PsrH'"1' ~ "'l'' -'''''''' 4''.I'''y''
w ''''"' :" '"I' W 0', ''0 ""
sea"ce o' '"e t"'oo'n Ao0''''o"'''s-'"
o'1e' " A'''' 'n' 'o"u''S''o'' " Jul pro.
t'''y' ''' ''' mug u o"' ""''""e'' ""''
'!'e ou'''s ""' 'E' '"e'' .. '"es9 '"''
o''' ',e 'y''"'I'"'0 i.' =, nv ,.' I'o o'1
"','"''I' " ''"''' ~ " ''' o'''A' 80 ,'"'o ~
',l' ,'l ''' t. 80, ,1',' - W., 80 r, ,re ~" ~,
ic of these fanatics is, susceptible of no
b,her deduction. j, means this, or else
il has no n-oariryn all
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13
IOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTpn

Thoss suFsrinG from Brokea Dor,,,, M
cato COr'tltutiou., from whs.svsr ,,s,, MIL,
Male or Female, will hud in lloo.ssl, g,,,,,
Biiie7s, 4 Remedy that will re.tJ-s .h,g 10 s.,
usual bgs!iA. Such h,s sen the u,e;a ,s,.,
and' Of instances, and p fair ,ri,! iss, rUpr,!
10 prove the assertion.
Remember i6st thcse Bitter. ora NOT n.,,
holiri SD NOT Intended a q jey,nn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

'GlAlL SOLDIERS VoTg - asks our
Ja-,jm reighbor. We say YES bo. not
the lr1ly II they vo,s, they must vote a,
the cl,acns do, under tho same restric-
',ons. The soldiers themselves AK moth
my more-Lu, ooly the politicians, who
hope thus to secure, by military discipline
and military restraints, votes inst they
could 10. otherwise II the people 9.
this Republic would preserve thsIr ijce!-
ties they will preserve tho purity o! the
ballot-box.
This cannot be done By extending the
ri .hi OF suffrage to tho army
GETTING Rgtpr-p.esldont Lincoln mas
Issued II PROCLAMATION establishing Mar
tia, Law and suspcndins the privileges Of
the writ Of iI5sa3 corpus, throughout the
.Sls,e of Kentucky. Is this preparing lo'
the Presidential eIeclion2 lfso. it is Ia
king time by tho foroloek, lfit takes in
Kentucky, why, then, it can b: introdu
cel in olhor States.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

PARTICULAR N0TlCE.-Yo,e
sire and will have Liquor Bitter, :, na
the following receipt: Get one b,,,I. II II ~
German Bi,tors aud mix wits Er, "o'il' "
G'oa Hrondy Or Whis4ty, End N, rs,s y'ens 'n
Preparation that will far cree! in n.%. ,I,, 'aa
tuc9 and true orce!lsice any Of tSs ,,,A .a' 2
IL nor EiItcrs in the market, d.win ~.
ie,. loa will have all tho yrius, ot E,,a. ~ :.
Biiter' n connection with 4 yoo4 arti,. As' afi.s'
Al m"ca less price than tLsss lpi.,io, ,,.'..
tions oi!i cost YOU. ''Fs'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13

DEMOCRATS ExzN7T. - 1t will be seen by
the proclamation Of Governor Curtin, in
another column, that the good and ioy.
al men" of Pennsylvania are especially
called upon to fill these two requisitions
Last winter the Abolitionists of our
state Legislature-claiming to represent
the loyal citizens of the State formally
nominated Mr.. Lincoln for reelection
10 'her letter to the Presiden, commu-
nicating this interesting information, they
almost as distinctly claimed tha, that nor.
tion Of the people Of Pennsylvania mean.
ing the Demociats-for whom they did
net assume 10 speak, AMI whom they did
not claim to represent-were disIoyai.
1t is therefore very clear that the Gov.
ernor cauno. mean to include Democrats,
especially in his call Of The 9th instant.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13
A Fast Day Appointed by the President.

"AsnISGroH. July - The President
has, III accordance with the Joint resolu-
ton Of Congress, issued proclamation
appointing the first Thursday of Angus,
next as das OF humiliation aud p,ayer
by the people of the United States, among
other ia Te.s to confess and repent OF heir
manifold sins, md 10 lmplore the com.
passion and forgiveness Of the Almighty,
that il consistent with his will the exist
ing rebellion may be speedily suppressed,
uud the supremacy of the Constitution
and the laws Of the United States be es-
tabllshed throughout the States, and that
the ebcls may lay down their arms and
speedily return 10 their allegiance, that
they may be utterly destroyed that tho
tliuoion Of blood may be stayed, and that
uuIty aad fraternity may be restored, and
leacc cs,ubi she'd throug ghout our UorLes.
ESJ"'The p,fsilent Of tho United States
desires this afflicted people 10 assemble on
the fourth day of August next, aud "pIRy
10 Divine Proyi,lelca that the cFl,iou OF
blood may lie stay ed, and ptat, CT ,b.i,hei
throughout or bordgra.' Tor utleIiug
the sGa,o prayer, aul eallayoring 10 in.
cu!a,c tbs same sentiments, citizen, OF
this EepuL'jc have teen thronn INTO pri,.
on. or cXlIcd from her native land BY
the dc.potic command Of Abraham Lin
coin, = hc wants the cII,ion ot blood
stayed If he wants PEACE let him and
his Abolition coun,ellort At once iraugur
s!e that policy which will produce such {.
result. ins.ead OF continuing their present
ruiaous course OF destruciion, alienation
ard fi1alci m - TIE Ag:.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-13


NST { ia; a &UM ;ll Dan
Vegetable Ext..ss
A PURE TONIC
THAT WILL RELIEVE THE Ars,,.
Not Make D,unklo's,''
Dr. HooFLAND
German BittpI
n PREPARED BY
DR. C. NJ. JACKSON |
E'I1 WIN ! EGeotually Ia End r,', rr'u'' ~
I ! X Z ALL, a IL DIsE.AlssIS| 81
DISoaDEREDS S'''' '"oA l
ITuro
LIVER,
STOMACH
oo w.,
- y" hIOSeN
uOOTLAND'9 CEp,t,, y
JIrII -'"AAN BlTTpb
NIi cure every caso - ~
Chronic or NerrOpe Debiljiy NJ, 'c VI
peys, aai Disease, sri.in. D''sa'e .s'e osiA.v,
ordered s,om,nSi ''0n aDl.
OBSERVE THE FOL IIr,,..
ten. resulting from Dj.,,i DjiNd SIN
Disos'iyo o,a.%taa' D'e'a'o Of d.
C,n,li a"'
pa,;,, i,
Pullas"t,
UI,.I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05

Ills stated in the Washington Star, on au,
thorify that arrangement has been enseieu
;nfn berween the United States and Con1eue
40 governments in relation to prisoners III
,lasa confinement. Col Ould submitted pro
,os;t;on agreeing to relieve all prisoners OF war
= Confederate hands, in close confinement
and in cells and those in irons, and put toelh
,aon the footing Of other prisoners OF war
,,ron;3aa The Federal Government would 90
tba came towards Confederate prisoners SIM
;,ar]v held, The Federal Government mas ao-
cepted the proposition, and Col oalo LAS
been notified of the fact.
Some eight or ten Of the citizens OF Louaooo
and Fairfax counties, carried to washington
last week and sent tc the DID Capltoi' were
released on their parole last Saturday Inc
Washington Star says that ten. Asa f'ogefs'
pho was arrested at the same time with those
who were released, refused to give his parole
m the ground that he could not CONSCIENTIOUS.
t. ia 60 as he had a son in the Confederate
army, and if that son returned nome on WISH
and should be pursued, he would be bound TO
inform him, which would be violation OF the
narole. General Rogers was renltted 10 1he
Old Capitol. u
Whilst most Of the Republican papers ap-
near to regard the nomination OF Mr.. Pendle'
ton. for Vice President Of the U. 5. even worse
than the nomination of General Mcclellan Tor
President, we observe that some few OF them
are disposed to do justice to the ability OF that
gentleman, and represent him as IMAM with
out fear and without reproach, and every way
to be admired, except in his political sent''
ments.
Flour, wheat, corn and pork, and various
other kinds Of produce, are declining IN the
New York market Coal, also, continues to
decline.
Portland, Me-, pal ers say that the Eastern
fishermen are unusually successful this season,
in the herring fishery,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05

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w sre can be had Lamps, Chimnies, Wi"Es,
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