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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13

OYr1cR OF IRE MiRrPosA Co., No Wstn i
NOTICE il hereby given that at the drawing
N hi, day had oi5 bou!s of,h Company tor
out Of tbe slnkn, Fund tho following were da~n w vi
e. So So g. &c. g. 49, I2s 49, 2l6 ~ ~ 49, ~ -
an VII BE- paid in Cold on The il day Of JULY neI On
nreseutson az the office Of tie Company Bona, nut os
FOR rnysnt within days nitcr tho M Gay o.
yuly next untef pcny Of forfeiture Of tbe rsbe 81 isas
ton under this drawing JOIN NAAAS "'0'e'J'
New York June 6, 1864
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13
Jnirrnal Repenue.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-Offceo Of United
II sA.tes ->ssor EIxh Collection District CONSISTING
or nTn i9Tn AND TAD WARDS, New YORK; No " Wet
Ilths:., June $th 1854
E.uoe IL hereby oven that the Lists vdusons and eoume
r,ons made aud by the Assistant Assessors within THIS
Sc, aimee The frst day Of Nay. 1854 and previous 70 the
an Ssy OF Jgnr 1854 including Tar upon Incomes ~! The yesf
1859 lndsr and IN prsuAos Of the provons Of An Ac 20
provide Internal Revenue 10 support The Ooycrnrsnt aad 20
pay Interest on the Public Debt" approved July l and
APPENDED March ID, ls63, may now Be examined 81 me
go ofhe Aresor No GO Was 18th st. and that such lists
,,usons and viii rcuin opsn for exaseicn
81 said pAso for space Of hcsn days on and sher the
dais hereo.
And notice I. hereby further Given that spe.s pom The pro-
ceetnF, Of the Assistant ASSESSOR within aid pnct res
tvs 10 any erroneous vhoeoSs OF properly OF
objects sbe 20 dnty TAXATION embraced In said hts VIII ec
and determined tho oo Of the Asseor within
svc d.y, thereaner HOMER FRANKLIN,
Nv Asss-or Ninth Collection District,
Comprising lah. ls.h ssd I'D WGd:, New iorh. ,
ALL APPEALS ere required u be made IN wn'ins ana
n,t se-y the particular matter thing respecting
which decision requested and also the ground OF principle
of Inequality or error complained sf
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MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
M No lc Broadway, NY.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
uAsoN8 SEEM OIL and EXTRA LARD OIL,
Tcr Railroad Steamships and fpssoriss
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|NiBLo' GARDEN Commences. y, sss.,s.. 70 -
TIE SUMNER THEAfER OF TIE CITY.
THE ILLUMINATED GARDEN OPEN EVEhY EVEN
ING.
- MONDAY. June H. 1854, = ~ -
= TWENTY-FIFrH APPEARANCE, ~
AND UNDrMlNISHED APPROPRIATION "
Of The celebrated Lyric Artise,
MILE. VESTVALI,
10 John Broashams Grand Romantic Drns' I'VE tsosah
entitled,
DEMONIO
which eontiuues IA highly Aattcrins and =
BRILLIANT CAREER,
ATTRACTIVE SPECTACULAR DRAMA or TIE DAY,
warrsntinz the announcement. Of its repetition for
EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
ANGELO, with the You are the staT' lwsr0 "
s. Il. Filke, esq, and " The grtys Maco.'
MILE. VESrvALI,
supported IL The principal roles BY Me,'rS hs.rn
HoIu,es Hsup< Rende Styles, &c.i Misses Rose Esy'ass'
NJ Wells Skerrett Moore &c.
THE GRAND TARANTELLA,
BY Miles Ka,srtns Ella, krnrey, Ro.ins, and
FULL AND EFFICIENT BALLET
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY, COSTUMES AND AZ
POiNTMkETS,
by Messrs willard Macder. Philips and VANS
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN Any HNkS
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j. J. EDGAR THOMSON,
sPRISdER uAsBAUOH,
L. N. MEIER,

TSHE BROOKLYN, EAST NEW.YOnK and
Sa4S4 - s.S ssst tssYssy .ii il ;;
OPENED on the 1eit tnst.. ct the oncs q te 1S s
North Western Railroad Company net " sirt =. -.
WIN remain open fr thirty days Reports and rafs5s, "
formation sy De obtained there or Of the pncpA olco
No. 2l5 Fultonst., brooklyn.
81 order OF tie Beard OF Director,
PREffRICK A. GOODALL, Secretary.
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AmusementS.

WINTER GARDEN.
ns Inc management has to regret bsns obliged TO %
THE LAST WEEK
MR. and MRS. w J. FLORENCE.
ps &. 2, ss:
me played At this ,heater with onv ~
l.. TWO CHANCES OPPRoGRAMME
SEVEN MONTHS.
Inc present wsek must bring 70 close their brilliant cares
few remaining oppotunesof seens those dsshti srtisS
In their charming entertainment of
VAUDEVILLE
T.s .is, md night this week they vii psi b,
FRA DIAvoLo.
N''''' ''''' AsscScIIASATloNs OF DELIGHT
FRA DIAVOLo, sliss the Marquis al Centre Mar
RHO FfPsPo..............'.'........Sns " rI9RLNcE
Supported by Mssm, Vinin, Bswer. A. H. D.,.uDost
Morris EbGle. Riley. Dcnnson, MrL Chanfrsa suA Ma
MUSIC INCIDENTAL:
Opening Chorus "Faust. Lorenzo Maso end Gardiner,
Descriptive Song and Chorus There's Mons:er
Aria I'm IN Dreadful State Of Mind ~. 2Sis:
Drinking song Som Pur!sns Daushter .Fr. psvoo
Song All Key lay. .ot.oolns
Concerted Piece HOopsu Dc Doodsn do"
Grand Chorus ala Kermeuso," Fsust
Song. Dark Girl Dressed In Blue Disvu.a
Song, Let me Kiss him Yankee Doodle" .Le5ssss
The performance with commence With
THRICE MARRIED.
Mrs FLORENCE .Csrlotts Bal Masque Cossuner
With Sonss-" Captain with bis whiAksgs.'
and Young Recruit" $50 n,,n, =
d. FIoHEScE'''yjRaIib Friday yijSE Il AiffAh
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
Door, . MR. pe; @ ~ faDaaMc
Carriages may Be ordered for lst O'Clock.
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nle0iral.

MANHOOD and INC VIRUr Ui IUu, ~. .Os s ~,
WI in Four Weeks by Dr. RICORD'SE ESSENCE o. LIFE.
Th, wonderful agent will restore Manhood TO the no,t
Shattered Constitution whether asn1 nom EIcesses sen
hbuX the Effects OF Climate, Natnra Csnes Inc Eins
,sored 10 euro the inveerao case iour weeks rn
nrs h. irpos,lblo DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE W LIFE y
s "a one for 40 carefully packed on receipt OF remit
bY his accredited agent CIcasfs sent fee on reces
| ~ SouY stamps PHILIP ROLAND, No. al bIoome.t,
One door west ffom Broadway ewIotL
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N ospa s.oei Of 6NE MiLLioN RQLLAHss ~ a :s,,s.
asnssd Dollar, I n uSiS On I noNpA S' u.
s6h isy Of jrne inst at tho shoe sA Leather Bank IN se
Guy oss*Yori 10 O'clock M sa esnnus opsIa i og
thai ana the following day only Ten per osp' F~ W
'>p''''' GEeR3E W. cUYLER
z ElSskksss,p ,lcommit.e~
!, $ ShASS ssiS5S5ggRr,'
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0,v,r.< an Yuz CHICAGO AND Nonru WrsrSRS hiLwh{
oSSi'A e. No WALTZ. NV yoHK, Juss 3. l6o< ,
"OI DFRS of the CAPITAL STOCK m tne
Ii oALENA and CHICAGO UNION RAikhoApyG
- ~, eos.neny With the Chicago and North ,stern
.ss I'd sss = e ss s%sy co
.yook VI III On sbare Of the Chicago and North.
ps ot .sd enc :sss s &, ne s.. os
North Western eonInoanc rnn oI Itoiep'
E1ch.sss. may Be made d the nign.y ssce E SnsS
the Office Of che Chicago aud North " s''a16
S' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13

OLYMPIC THEATER,
" Lease and Drectre". John WoeG
stage Manager. ...........y. "a. pery%
ABSOLUTE AND IEDISPUTABLE SUCCESS
Of tbs Grand Romantic md Spectacular Drama entitled
ALADDIN,
. Or, tie
p: WONDERFUL LAMP,
THIS EVENING
and every evening I'll further notice.
MRS. JOHN WOOD...,..........aA,. s.ALADDlN
Supported By e
POWERFUL CAST.
Tbose celebrsted artisos, .
MILE. ASNETTI GALI.ETrl and MONS, TOPHOFf,
have been expressly engaged for the piece M WI syps
Two or THEIR CELEBRATED. pAECEs
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY BY HAIEA
EFFECTS NEVER ATTEMPTED
Al ths Thsstu.
THE MUSIC ENTIRELY NEW,
Composed by.................TH0AAs BAKEx
Entirely Machinery. Properties ant Appsintnsuo
Estirely nav and elaborate Csstcnsoa ,
AT combining 70 render the rePreseni alton
MOST COMPLETE AND fEHFECT,'
md worthy the high n.iunis bestowed on Il ~
PRESS AND PUBLIC.
Doors opcp At 4 performances commence et oeIo
Sess secured three days In advance W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13
Seizures anb Alsetings

DUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE. RI,
III COMMENCEMENT AND REUNION
The former Graduates, Tssehers and Trustees o. kUs
social REUNION at the Institute the EVEND OF CUM
MENCEMENT DAY, June i6. In eonmenorafion Of u
twenty nfth Anniversary Tickets Of eduI obained
the Institute, by letter addressed to Mr. HLkRY -
PIERCE, President.
q Former Trustees, Csmnitsss q Asts Tq:ssss
Of the NJ \ University n VTl c. Secfssary,
THOS. WILLIAMS, rs, JOHN GRAY :.
J. w. c. LEvERiDGE. H NJ PiEKCE.
T1HE Annual Meeting of the ODD-FELe
Il LOWS HALL ASSOCIATION will be held on NON:
DAY the 18Th inst, o'clock IN the Han cor Crane
Board Of Managers for the ensuing yeT also for two
speetors Of the next annual ssc,oS roi w % open -
O'Clock Pm. JOHN J. DAVIES, oecfetary.
9th WARD LINCOLN AND JOHNSON
y CAMPAIGN CLUB.-Ata regular meeting Of the above
flub hsd BIeecksr Building June TO- motion OF Mr. 8.
T. Russell the following resolutions were unanimously
R<soesd Ths. ~ most cordially approve the platform Of
principles adopted the Baltimore ConSenon Of the Union
party. II
ABRAHAM LINCOLN and ANDREW JOHNSON, ana
pledge ouEuost earnest sfsrts to their election
Rs,ogred That earnestly invite fellow citizens Of the
Ninth Ward In favor Of the above nomination to JOIN with as
and cid 20 give that vote Ia the coming election which sx'
pected in this loy si section OF our Ay.
Resolved That the thanks Of TIN: Club be tepdered -
Delegates from this dnct the Baltimore Convention tne
Hen. H. Raymond Simeon Dpc1 esS and John heyssss
ESQ.,, fer the pursued BY tnein u alo Solys9yn.
BY order Of the Club A. d. kEEeh. rress :
EplrK ID. kARR Bee. Bee. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13

1T,O WOODEN SPINNERS-Wanted, 2 or 3
Good spipuets 10 WORK on new lacks 0ood wages and
constant wofs. Apply Immediately 70 JAMES TAYLOR
SON, No. IS Cedar at, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13

MNBa STOCKS : well q al y 9 q g. f ssSas
sonas IL sos,on PIn.deph &C., o. sthsrw.s
op eouia.isn BY xtsERF H kIcoLAI No. - "nAsH,:.s.
BALTIMORE and MARYLAND FUNDS l
- RAGGED d low rates, ksw-ofsn' BANK N0''' Wv
''''' " W VIZ ri" T. SAasrQN Co. 10. II wAl-t
TELEGRAPH AND ExPRESss. STXXG .1
Nor TeiesssSh; Un1ed ssstes fseraPt iaasptnasd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13
CLEVELAND AND ToLspo RAIIsoAp COMPANY,
OyyICE o. SECRETARY AID TREASURER,
4 lfXi4

OyucE COLUMBIAN MIsIse CospASY I
No ~ William a., n. ", June /, 1894 :
GALES OF FORFEITED STOCK.--Notice is
- hereby given that the following STOCK In the CoLUM
BlAN MfsfNG COMPANY is FORFEITED for nonpay.
ynent Of asessens dne In February and November l85
pnd hzt the same WIN be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION ct
ths oacs o. the Company No. st., on tho i day
t6csis No 80, AUGUSTUS DENTON Trustee, 20 shares.
7 - HENRY PHELPS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13

WANTED-GLASS-MAKERS-4 Chimney
w blowers and Bottle bowcrs steady work good wascs
Maid every week. Apply immediately 70 BAGOI CUM
NINgs 81 Loul, Glass WORKS, st. Louis Missouri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13
Wants.

FINO MERCHANT TAIL0RS and WHOLE
i SALE CLOTHING DELERs;mWAsTEDb y man
az .xp-rrnce an SAL ESMAk Cooi reetrnce
ss to competency and character Addrsh BROWN Tribune
Office
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-01
Constitutional Amendments.

We would remind the readers of the Jour
nal, that the Second day First Tuesday,
of August, is the day fixed by law for the
holding of special election-at which time
the people are to vote on the proposed a.
mendments TO the Constitution There are
two Amendments The first is designated
as section to article Sd. and extends the
right of the elective franchise to such of our
fellow citizens as shall be in any actual
military service under the requisition of the
United States, or of this Commonwealth. ?"
We have always been decidedly in favor of
granting this privilege to our soldiers, and
accordingly we place an expression of our
preference at the head of our columns, this
week. in the following words, ''In Favor of
Soldiers Voting and recommend it to the
favorable consideration of the people
The second amendment embraces two sec
tions, and are designated sections and 9 to
the llth article. The one has reference to
bills passed by the Legislature, which are to
contain but one subject, and that clearly ex-
pressed in the title and the other, that no
bills shall be passed by the Legislature where
authority has or may be given to Courts to
grant certain powers or privileges
In regard to the last named two sections
We feel disposed to say nothing at this time
merely remarking that they were designed
by their authors, originally, to kill the section
in reference to the soldiers voting. As the
people are to vote seperate ticket for each
amendment, they are at liberty to vote for
them or not
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-01
CLARIFIED, PA, JUNE 1, 1854.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Special Election. August 2, 1864.
FAVOR OF SOLDIERS VOTING.
o. s. Sanitary Commission.

Orange Judd, the editor of the american.
Agrscalt,uist, in letter from Fredericks-
burg, dated May 18th, exclaims, Thank
God for the raising up of the United States
Sanitary Commission u whilst the editors
of the Copperhead organ in this place say,
The necessity of this institution is, at least
mystery to Us.
Mr.. Judd, seeing cup of cold water or
beef tea, or glass of wine pressed to the
lips of wounded and faint and dying sol
dier-or a cracker given to hungry brave
or a shirt, coat, or a blanket presented to
one who is chill and weary from severe fight
ing, and seeing the wounds of those who
fell in battle dressed and bound up, by the
agents of this humane and benevolent Com
mission, in the fullness OF his heart thanks
God for the raising up of this noble ''insti
tuition There is no mystery" to him,
connected with the enterprise. He realizes
its utility and benefits. But, not so with
our Copperhead neighbors. They not having
seen land seeing alone seems to pass for ev-
idence with them the workings of the in
stitution,'' cannot realize its necessity. -
Nay, lit is all mystery, to them. They do
not understand It's meaning nor do they
comprehend, What is the duty of good
citizen in connection Herewith. Perhaps,
they have no desire to understand, or prefer
to take the assertion of a certain NJ. d. who
may have failed to discharge the duties in
cumbent on him, and hence disparages the
humane exertions of the Sanitary Com
mission by saying that the soldiers
need no extraneous aid But, notwithstand-
ing the opposition of these gentleman to the
Sanitary and Christian Commissions, they go
forward in their noble and praisworthy work
of relief to our MANNED and sick soldiers.
And now, friends, you who have your
representatives in the army, let not the op-
position of these grumblers deter you from
performing your duty to those who are fight
ing your battles If you have that which
you can spare give it to the noble ''institu-
ton above referred to. If those who have
heretofore, and on nearly all occasions, spo-
ken disparagingly of our soldiers and the
cause for which they are perilling their lives,
are so blinded by perjudice or fanaticism or
ignorance or opposition to the Government
as not to see the Necessity of this institu-
ton, we hope that you can see and think
otherwise-that you will fittingly encourage
and properly appreciate the efforts made by
the United States Sanitary Commission to
alleviate the sufferings and wants of our
=
merits the approval and support of every
loyal man and woman Thank God for
the raising up of the noble institution
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-01
A DMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

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 10 said estate requested
to make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated f1r settlement. JOHN PORTER.
June |, 1854. Administrator.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-01

To oinsure attention, the CASH must aecompa-
ny notices, as follows ALI Cautions with 81, ,
Strays, ST. Auditors notices, Sl,50; Admins
traitors and Executors mott ces, 81, So each and
all other transient Notices az the same rates.
Other advertisements at 81 per square for 3or less
insertions. Twelve lines lor less count SQUARE
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-01
CENTRAL r..

Ab LIS EhN ZEN nal II. h.-f1n Ilec-
w ton for officers viz. President and managers
of the Western Central r. R. Co. Will be held
at the Office of said company in the Borough of
Clearheid, on Monday the ith day of July 1864 of
tice. L. J. GRAMS; Seety.
CIearfeld, Nav 81 1894
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-01

Guerrillas are still lowering around Fred
ericksburg and along the banks of the Rap
pahannock. On Thursday they made dash
upon the town, but finding it in possession
of the Union troops, they retired huriedly
Our wounded have al been removed from
Fredericksburg
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-01

The special of the Richmond Enquirer,
of the 18th, is not at all satisfied with Gen
Grant, and says; Amy other general but
Grant would have several days ago recross-
ed the river and acknowledged himself whip
ned -
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Aew Aarertisements.

large type, euts ont of'tsNai
stytssct Be charged dosbe price for spaesoccnpie4
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-01

FEMALES! PEEALEs FEzALEsl u.a,h..
ana ap Piessan, Pl remedy known as aELxnoED's EI,
Sex. No family should be without !, "a 20 me
Will when once tried by them. Ii Is uses - non
and old in the decline or change of M: Oeehs
and after marriage. during and after
per channel, and invigurate the broks- pro
constitution, from whatever csase originsti,-
Use no more worthless pills Take HeI,nIei,,
Extrac Bucha. See advertisement in -,
column. Cut out. and send for i; -'t-e'
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CLOTHINGm!!!! ~!

-SNNAs eLC A1OfS piieu illl
suits of sessonsble and fashionable clothing a,
REIZENSTEIN BROS Co,
where il is so ID at prices that win induce ,he.r
purchase. The universal satisfaction which hss
been given, has induced them to increase their
sock. which IS now not surpassed by any estab.
Hshs Of the kind in this part OF the State
Beizenstein Bros 4 Co.,
Sell goods at very small profit, for cash
Their goods are we'll made and fashionskle
They giTe every one the worth of his money
They treat their customers all slike.
They sell cheaper than every body else.
Their store is conveniently situated
They having purchased their stock at rsauesis
PRICES they can sell cheaper than other.
For these and other reasons persons should bay
their clothing 8:
REIZENSTRIN BROS & co.
Produce of every kiad taken st the bigbe::
market prices May 49, 1854
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COFFEE.

THE AMERICAN EXCELSIOR Cor
FEE is the plus ultra Of all nauuf.e,,,-.s
cofees in the country. 1t has taken tb. nIs.. -
the pure coffee in very many instances and i, mr.
ferred TO all subs,intesnow before the public ana
is the best AMI chespezt in the market,
Eor SALE by RICHARD Niossop. sole srsg, So
Clearfeld
LiFP CARROLL sole agents 5or Penis. No.
South 9th ST., PhiIaa's Msrch 10th 80,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-01

HJANTED-Tso hundred cords o "a (.
w cut for which good price hilI tF;iI. We
cash Apply TO the subscriber n cnIHS1pViN cnI
April 4 1864 WV.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-01

Notions, &c, &c, &c.
Best quality of Prints, DeIanes, Mozambiques
Linen. Poplins, Balzarines, Layel,as, Ginghams
check, drilling. ticking and sheeting, shawls,
plain silks, fowlard silks, cassameres cottonades,
jeans tweeds satinetts, bleaehed muslins AT less
than city wholesale prices) brown muslins
HOSIERY Gloves, Ribbons, Trimmings, But
tons lin great variety collars velvet ribbon wells
headnets, EN- mbroidery, braids, handkershiefs la
dies elastic pages, whalebones, bindings, chill
drens, misses, and ladies' hoop skirts, Quaker
and Corset Skirts,
NEW STYLE BALMORALS.
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Molasses Spices &c, Oranges,
Split Peas, Lemons, Full Tea Sets, Dishes, COM
mon and fine ware, cups, ,saucers preservej jars &c.
TUBS, Brooms, Churns, Mops, Buckets, Meas
ures, brushes, combs, wicks fancy baskets, bowls,
door-mats window blinds, cords, tasses, etc, etc.
Childrens, Misses and Ladies morocco boots,
shoss, balmorals. and gators.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-01

E. NJ. STANTON, Sec. War.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-To Major Gen
erai Dir: A dispatch from Major General
Banks, dated May 81, on the Mississippi
River, was received to-day. 1t details the
brilliant achievements of Col Bailey, in
constructing dam across the falls of the
Red River, for the relief of the gunboat
feet, the particulars of which have already
been made public. The army, in moving
from Alexandria to the Mississippi, had two
engagements with the enemy-one at Ma
sana, and one at Yellow Bayou, in both of
which the rebels were beaten. Gen Banks
states that mo prisoners, guns, wagons, or
other material of the army have been cap
tured by the enemy. except that abandoned
to him, in the unexpected engagement at
Sabine Crossroad, on the morning of the Sth of
April, y that with the exception of the loss
es sustained there, the material of the ar
my is complete A dispatch has been re-
ceived from General Butler, but no mention
is made of any conflict since the defeat of
Fitz Hugh Lee at Wilson wharf, By the
eololsd brigade under General Wild. No
intelligence has been received since nv last
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-01

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Let,er. r.
~ mentary on theEstate Of Samuel Hegertv i..,
OF Woodward township, Clearheld COUNTY p.,I1'
deceased. having been granted 10 the 1nds--;.-
ed all persons indebted to eaia estate .-s
quested 10 make irHred date payment. and tbo..
having claims against the same will presen, -
duly autheuticated for settlement.
SAMUEL HEGARTY. Exeeu,o,
HegaFty's Y Roads, April IS, Is64.pd
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-01

EXECUToRS' NOTICE.-Let,srs To-.
Ia mentary on the Estate of Joseph Irwin -.
of Lawrence township. CIesrield eoustv D
deceased having been granted 70 the upde-5-'
Ell all persons indebted % gard estate are bs.s
by required 10 make immediate payment. -
those having claims against the SANE KilI -
sent them properly authenticated for so,tIs,,ss..
l. F. IRWIN E1sr
april 27th, 1891 MARTHA Irwin En-
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POTATOES.
A large lot Of seed Potatoes for sale by
j. P. kRATZER
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-06-01

ID undersigned is prepared to furnish - ~ ine
seeking investments, Government ana Use Use
bonds Also FIVE per cent Government po,s.
H-B. SwoOPR
Clearheid May 4. 1854 Atty atIav
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Quilting undersleeyes. dolls, porte u -
handkerchief scissors marbles and Issue Pf
All of which she will sell shesp TOR casn. q. is.
Braid and Embroidery Stamping wiln 81, -
test patterns. hAscn O' =