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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-10-25
CLEARFIELD, PA, OCT. 25, 1865.
To What Depths They Went.

Notwithstanding the desperate effort OF
the Copperhead leaders in this county, their
majority was reduced over 500 votes; and
would have been still less had not their will
ling dupes permitted all the deserters to vote,
MON men who we're justly entitled to vote,
as will be seen by the following summary:
In Lawrence township, the election board,
took the votes of three reputed deserters,
to wit: Samuel Bell, j. o. Dixon, and John
Whalon lone of which at least was challeng-
edJ without asking any questions-while
they refused the ballots of James Harley,
s. NJ. Fullerton, NJ. S. Lawhead, and Per-
ry Addleman, -four soldiers on the ground
that they had not gone to the Assessor
personally, to be assessed-the names of
the two latter being on the regular tri-en-
nial assessment
In Woodward township, Samuel Kep-
hart, deserter from the 10th P ", and
Mathew Carson, a reputed draft deserter,
were allowed to vote, after being challenged.
In this case the election board allege, they
done so under the direction of VIM. A.
Wallace, who instructed them to take the
ballot OF every tohtte freeman who present
ed himself. and he would be responsible
therefor Mr.. Wallace admitted this fact
to gentleman from said township on
Thursday following the election.
In Knox township, James Mckee, James
L. Mccullough, and Thomas B. Temple
ton daSartorc fron, Ho,,,,,rr u &o.h ID V
and VIM. Cox, Jacob Arnold, and two
other reputed draft deserters, were allowed
tovote, after challenging their right to do SO.
In Ferguson township, the vote of James
Fl. Ferguson, returned soldier was reject
ed because his name was not on the assess
ment list of 1865, although he had paid tax
es for 1864
In Graham township three reputed de-
serters from the draft-Henry Huber, FL
lis w. Evens and Ira Green-were permit
ted to vote. after being challenged.
In Lumber city, the ballots of William
Spencer reputed deserter, and A. A. Kel-
", a supposed deserter, were taken Their
votes were challenged.
In Goshen township, Joseph Bumgard-
ner, reputed draft deserter, was allowed
to vote. after his right to do so was chal-
ienged
In Karthaus township, a reputed deserter
named III. II. Meeker, was allowed to vote
He was challenged.
In Decatur township, some Is or 20 draft
deserters were allowed to vote. and no doubt
others in other districts
Thus it viii be seen that upwards of tbir-
ty deserterS, SO far as we are advised, We're
permitted to vote In this county, whilst the
ballots of number of soldiers were rejected
1t is evident from the above facts, that
the leaders of the so called Democratic par
ty, especially the Chairman of their State
Central Committee, depended largely upon
deserters from the army for success at the
last election, and assured election officers
that they would take upon themselves the
responsibility for all such votes which they
might receive! On the other hand, they
as strenuously endeavorcd to prevent men
voting who had faithfully served in the Army
and been honorably discharged What have
returned soldiers to say about such conduct?
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E'IRsT NATIONAL BANK OF cunwxys-

EHIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CunwExs-
IL VILE, PA.
JOHN PATTON, Pres't Capital paid in 1000
SAN l. LARNoLp, Cash Authorized cap $500 600
DIRECTORS:
VIM. Irwin, John Patton, Samuel Arnold
L. Is Arnold, Daniel Faust EA Irwin
j. Z. Irwin, G. Ii. LytIe, II P Thompson
This bank buys and sells all kinds of Govern
ment securities. 80 notes always hand and
for sale Receives money on deposit. and if left
for specific time allows interest Buys and sells
drafts and exchange, Notes and bills discounted
at legal rate Of interest and does general bank
ing business.
We have recently erected very substantial
banking house, with good vault, burglar safe
&c, and Will be glad to receive any yaiuables our
friends and customers may have, that they desire
to leave for safe keeping
We would respectfully solicit the business OF
merchants Lumbermen and Others and will en-
deavor TO make il their interest TO d o their bank
ing business with u.s. SAMUEL ARNOLD
Cor"ehsViiie, IA Oct. 20, 100. Cashier.
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GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
" WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT:
The Standard History Of the Var,
Complete in one very large Volume of
over 1000 Dages.

This work has no rival as a candid lucid COM
plete authentic and reliable history of the great
conflict" 1T contains reading matter equal to
three large royal octave volumes. spiepdidly IL
lustrated with over $50 fin portraits of Generals
battle scenes. maps and diagrams
Returned and disabled officers and soldiers and
enterprising young men in want of profitable en-
ployment will find this rare chance TO make mo-
ney. We have agents clearing $3.50 per month
which we will prove TO any doubling applicant;
for proof of the above send for circulars and sec
our terms Address JONES BROTHERS & Co
Oct % lS55-lm Philadelphia Pa
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ORPHANS COURT SALE-In .,,o,l

SOthl SALE.-ln accord
- - ance with the provisions of the last Will and
Testament of Samuel NJ Smith late of Bec,aria
township cieasheld county, deceased and by vir-
Tue OF an order issued out of the Orphans court
OF SAID county, the undersigned Executors will
Que, at fuoIic sale on WEDNESDAY THE I5rH DAY
OF NOVEMBER NEXr ut the CouRr House. in Tho
borough OF Ciearfeld, in said county the follow
ing real estate, of said Samuel NJ Smith. decd
VIZ certain messuage or tract of land situate
In Beccaria township, Clearfeld county aforesaid
being the homestead property upon which he
lived ut time of his death, and containing about
one hundred and thirty four acres more or less.
sale to commence at O'Clock, p. NJ when con-
ditlons will be made known by
JOSEPH. NJ. SMITH
JAMES Ii. HEGARTY.
October IS 1865 Executor,
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Aew advertisements.

arerf,ssmenfssef an large type, cats srov, NJ 49,,
'fyfs'cH be charged aoubie price torspaee
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SAMUEL MITCHELL.

R. MURRAY -: SAMUEL MITCHELL.
NMURRAX & MITCHELL, Dealers in
1sl Foreign and Domestic Merchandise. LUM-
BER Flour, Grain &C., New Wash ington. Clear
field county, Pa. October 25, is65-lyp.
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CAUTION.-All persons are hereby ca,,;o,-
~ ed against purchasing or meddliEg with the
Ioiiowing property now in possession OF VIM. s
James of Jordan township, to wit: four horse,
one colt two COWS three hogs. one 2-horse wagon T.
one hack, one sled, and the grain and hay on the
premises as the same belong to me and are sub
Ject to my order MARY LANES
Jordan tp., Oct 25 ISS5-3tp
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STRAf MARE-Came trespassing on the
~ premises OF the subscriber in Goshen town.
ship. on o, t IL, 1865, bay mare. about fffsa.
hands high, and about twelve years old. tn.
The owner is requested to come forward, pmv.
property. pay charges and take her away. or sbs
will be sold as the law directs
Oct 25. lS65.-3t-p. JACOB STRICKLAND
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Ioinsure attention, the CASH must sccomn.-
ny notices, a. followg-All Cautions snd strsrv.
with sl,ho; Auditors. Administrator and Es'
ecutoIs nouees. s2,s0, each Dissolutiors So:
Other advertisements at 81 so pc, 90 are for or
less inse' tons. Ten lines (or less) count sansrs
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-10-25

.ieaIer, examine the following list of dry-yoods
as it may prove TO your advantage.
Buy at Watson's
Buy at JAMES E. WATSON watson's
BUY at Keeps constantly on hand Dry w Watson's
buy at Goods Groceries, Hardware. Watson's
Buy at Queens ware, Wooden-ware, lWatson's
BUY at Boots Shoes. Hats, Caps "atson's
Bury at Notions Flour Feed &c Watsouis
Buy at Watson's
Buy at BUY AT wATSoN'S Watson.
Buy at Your Coburg cloth, De LANES Watson's
Buy al Alpacas, Ginghams, Chintz Watsons
nuy a. Prints, kerchiefs, Nubias Matsons
Buy at Hoods Bonnets, ShawIs Watson's
Buy at Gloves Hose etc etc Watson's
Buy at Watson's
Buy at BUY AT wATsoN'S Watson's
Duy D'y a. Your Black Blue, Brown and W " matson
D'y Duy az Grey cloths Black and Fancy " atson
P',y y Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Cass- ma<ohs
Dy a. a. netts, Tweeds, Plain and matsons
Buy at Fancy Vest;p.s - t. Watson's
Buy at Watson's
Buy at pry rr,o Watson's
Rny at ~ Your read y-made clothing, such w
p,yy % as coats. pants vests, shirts w -,
Ruy AZ boots, shoes, hats, caps. neck W.,
Ruy OF ties, gum shoes, and ,v.s,
Rny st riety of other mems wear 49,,
Buy at Watson's
Buy at Your unbleacbed and bleach ed w 49,.
Buv all muslins, eoiored muslin. Lin Watson-s
Buy at en- and cotton table cloths. ya,son,
Buy att Linen and hemp towels, Wat.on:s
Buy at catpets curtains, &c. Watson,s
Buy at " Watson.s
Buy atl BUY AT wATSON'S Watson,s
Buy at our knives and forks butcher WatsoYss
Buy at knives. smoothing irons shoe 1Watson,s
Buy at and stove ing. hinges, lWatson's
Buy att locks, srews. ropes, paper. Watson.
Buy atl ink. pens, powder, lead lWatson,ss
Buy at Watson's
Buy at BUY AT WATSON'S Watson's
Buy at Your coiogu pom ade. fancy and Watson's
Buy att palm soap. starch, wall paper iwatsopss
Buy at and window shades Lamps. Watson's
Buy at tubes and wicks. coal OIL iWaison's
Buy at IRON nails spikes, ETC. watson's
Buy att iWatsons
Buy att BUY AT wArSON'S Watson's
Buy at Your white and brown sugars Hatsons
Buy at imperial, black and young hy- Watson.s
Buy at son tea, coffee and extract Watson
Buy at hams shoulders and sides, lWatson's
Buy at -four meal feed, corn Watson's
Buy Mt w atsons
Buy at BUY AT WATS0N'S Watsons
Buy at Your raisens, figs prunes; dried Watsons
Buy at currants apples and peaches, Watson $
Buy at hlberts, cream. pecan and Watsons
Boy at cream nuts, candy, dates, Watson's
buy ut crackers and cheese, BE- W Watson .
Buy att Watson's
Buy at RJyy AT warSoN,c Watson's
uy Dy =. Your buffalo robes horse blank watson
P, uy q. cts. harness. saddles, brides, watson
pJ ~ collars bells, whips, or, in watson
r. fact, every thing else you " atson
Buy Py want, buy at Watson's etson
approved country produce, boards, shingles, etc,
taken at IN arket price in exchange for goods.
watson offers extra inducements to the Cleardeld
trade. Call and sec. Oct IS, 1855
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Read Watson's new advertisement.
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ieader. examine the following list of dry-goods.
as il may prove 10 your adYantaea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-29

VERA CRux Dec 10 1885.
RECENT gAIrLE MoSTKRKy.
In this mornings Notieioco Is published long article
imperiasts over the liberals and the ncighborhccd
OF Monterey. From said article, which translate be-
low, IL that letter received at Pncba from
saltlo dated the oath OF last month, stating BE
tween twelve O'Clock last night aud O'Clock this
morning ertrdorndro' ian important elcgraphic
courier despatch) was received from Monterey. Two
columns of liberal troops. under the respective
mands Of Generals Escobcdo and Trcvi6o attacked the
imperial forces drawn up in the plaza at four o'clock
In the afternoon Of yesterday. TO-DAY, Al -four A. ~,
there went from here three hundred French TROOPS,
under the command Of De Ia Hsyril They went out
cars and expected to reach Monterey O'Clock
tonight General Jeanningros lmpersD was, with hn
column, two days ago, 10 viiiadnma, q dissancs
OF thirty.two leagues from Mcnierey DO net think
the liberals were eight hundred strong with nse
pieces Of artillery bat place their eectIve strength
al one thousand men. An the people living In aud
around Monterey helped TO defend the place. Included
among those who did this were the foreigners ssa
these given the provost guard duty In the excite
ment caused by the approach Of the liberals upon Mon
terey the 2st and at the time OF the attack For
Carota when the liberal troops within range Of the
imperial guns, young arrested for using sed
tious language and was taken TO the citadel while
his way thither he seized bayonet from the hands Of
soldier and MORALLY wounded himself In the stomach
To- day We have had communication with Monterey.
TUE cIry MONTERREY AND Tvs AvvRoAoHxs
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B,LuxoRs, Dec. %, 1865.
Judge Giles, In the United States District Court this
morning, had up the important babsas corpus case OF
Ralph Abercrombie, who Is held by General wooley,
charged with being q spy and with descrion 10 the
enemy; also with giving testimony before rebel court
martial In Richmond which testimony Captain Dea-
ton OF the United States Army, was wronefully con
victed and executed. Judge Giles decided In favor Of
military authority, remanding him back 10 custody for
military trial. he belonged 70 the United States ser
vice, and be could not sci aside the habeas corpus
Abercrombie will soon DO tried by court martial He
was lieutenant in the old United States Army.
The court martial Of which General Fessenden Is
President and Colonel Bingham Judge Advocate, ad
journcd zine die having disposed Of the important for
gerry tra Of private Thomas Murphy. new court
pUsa wiz probably s0on 10 formed 70 w Absreroneis
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Fires IN tho city.
.,,r 80 nAxrEu 4TsuIET

Retxeen three and feur O'Clock ON Thursday morning
Are brole ont In a Pipe mandatory, on the second
noor az building In tho Of No II Baxter street,
pr,,nses occupied by Casper Lindemann. The promps
arrival Of tho bremen prevented the spread Of chs
flames beyond the place Of origin The damage 10 the
sehlurry and stock will BE- about two bundr dollars
.snea Tor one thousand dollars the Morris Insurance
Company The third Guor y occupied by Hnnbncr y
cs,per,er manufacturers Of mouldings. lOss about
three hundred dollars; no insu. ancc. The building "a
osncd by James Cassn. II Is damaged about ~ hun
drcd dollars Insured for thousand dollar, IN ths
Hudson County Mutual Insurance Company Of New
Jersey The appearance or the FIRE " Suspicious fne
Marshal baker las tire matter under investigation.
riRE ~ TnE BATTERY BARRACKS.
The alarm e. Ore about cock on Thursday morn
ing from the Battery Barracks canfrd ny inc
burning Of shed connected With the stables. Loss
aboa, three hundred dollars, not insured supposed
legendary Gre
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In addition to the late news from Mexico received by
The steamship Eagle. from Havana December %, and
Published in yesterdays HERALD, give the matters Of
interest contained in Vera Cruz correspondence
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Hsw YoRx, Dec %, 1865.
saw in your HERALD Of The 9Th instant that The brig
DAlvery, ashore Mon'aus, Fort Pond, was sold e
parcs IN Sag Harbor for Of slxty-Gvc hundred
dollars which Ia n pspke the remains Of the wreck
we're sold for The Of six hundred doias 10 James
r. smith and " " Gregory, OF Sag Harbor
ny J MORRIS, late master Of brig D'Aivcrsy.
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wsEsAs ~ rWE MASSACHUSETTS COAST.
1.sss 90 sss sehossss sephronia ssd All
usr Css~-ta tsknewn Bark AMONG
the Usssksrs.

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rh~ sunken sc.el OF 80 and rgs, Vineyard sound
psoses - ,he schooner sophroaa " IAN Rvep for
Bss~sol v t. with cssf All hands supposed 20 have
been loa Tho names q ths crew ~ere Thomas Hcnder
so.. master q wrses..et. W soriry, mate, Of Mat.
tspsissu; ore W Chase, cook, ~ Harxichj James
Gran, u ssn.acke,, , I. HNhassy an John shilos,
sesmen
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covered ths nagnlus rzcsenack, Vineyard sound,
AMONG shs seskers A steamer which ven, 70 her
assis,.sce eoaa M spprsch near eucaFh 70 render
ga nee. o. chance " saving the vessel
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IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST COAST.

Aivarex's Forces I'm the Ficla-Ths DIM
culties or the French IN Getting Fro
Visions.
sl SAN TRAscsco, Dec. %, 1885,
Adviccs from Acapulco state thai Avezs forces were
q Provideutis, twenty sigh, miles east .ha. place.
the 10th ut Alvarez conndent OF the success Of
the liberals whether assisted by the Americans or not
He harnesses the French Acapulco terribly They get
no provisions from the back country which Ia IN the
possession OF The liberala
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vtsA CHrz, pec ~, isss


ran pgkxcr AccrSriAINs .xsrrlu.x
All day to-day the French have been ssasx manuieas
OF and conveying the from the ho'~ o. ,he
siorehouses
THE GgsxASs nsxIco
who voted for Intervention very .ofy o1 hsv
ing done So rs trade never duh herr ss the
present. time On the occasion 81 tho late visit AZ the
Empress TO Vera Cruz il The Germans Who oenifihu
ted most 70 make ',hc reception" great sraif
possible, the royal party having remarked the hitherto
cold behavior OF tho residents Of Vera crnz.
M:EsAL OFFICIALS WRITING POETRY 10 rHs ssrsss.
small ramphe, has just been printed and rcos,sd
by the government containing account purIorng a.
he fnll and. reliable OF the In which the
Empress received and the way in which she acted
during her late brief stay in this city The least that
be said OF the pamphlet in s favor Is thst - -
highly olored that those who did the reception and
who Of all that trnusprcd IN connection there
with fail recognize bot very faint resemblance 90
the actual facts At the conclusion 81 the book
dedicated the Empress tho authorship "
which is ascfbcd 20 the authorities here.
TIE FoRypIC srovs
The condition Of Vera Cruz, IN military pom, Of view,
is becoming very interesting Ia The government 81 the
United states as the French are changing the guns upon
the Notifications and putting heavv and ones ~
the places occupied until recently by tight aud old
pieces.
vnu CKrz. Dec. l3-Midnight
The French arc now landing munitions 81 war very
fast and in large quantities For the last two days they
have been working night aud day ut this.
sTti THY CONF
The last arrival OF Frenh troops Monday after
noon when twelve French officers and two hundred and
forty one French soldiers Of the Foreign Legion. and
one hundred and thirty four employees Of the wagon
train corps, landed
bearer OF dispatches ia here. his way 10 Washing
ton, charged IL Is reported, with the delivery Of com.
munications Of great importance 10 the United States
vERA CRrx Dec. rs, 1858.
Yesterday Official paper Of this department thai
the Daro del Impero No. 2ss Of the present month,
has the following
IMPORTANT DURANGO
To-day has been received the following telegram dated
Leon December 2, 1885,
YRoN GsSEaAL cAsTAaSy To MARSHAL sAziNk.
.9M DURANGO, Dec 8, 1885.
General Manuel Ruiz, Judge OF the Supreme Court,
sent acommunicatiou Commandment Billot The lst
Instant from Florida river declaring that he had with
drawn IRON the Juarez also stating that he
had notified Juarez Of this STEP and protesting against
Juarezs exercising the prnrogatves OF President snd
censurng ths Juarez proclamation Of the sh OF kovom
Der ultimo.
BY special courier expect TO receive tho "details Of
the above. General Baron NEiGhE
TRE WEATHER.
A heavy s'northcr'' is blowing The weather on the
coast has been bad for several days past.
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wREeks on THE VIRGINIA Csisr.
Two umEm.w- Vessels Reported Loot.

The steamer Iouisburg from Moreheaa Guy On INC
ge,h arrived here % day - reports having passed
wrecked vrsscl =, Iooso't Shoals, with ma",a gore
ne Lo,u1Dars also rcpogss . bnsaosnc ashore hirv
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Mrs. e. &. Clay az Fortress Monroe.
foRrrEs woanog, Dee -, lss5,
Mrs Clement G. Clay has arrived from Washington 10
visit her husbnnA
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Fire NJ Kansas city.

KAx.As tffY, Mo, Dec ~, 1000
Three .,orce on Main arrct. burned last night
Loss SO 0V. partially lnsure>
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DEGREES M the key West Ceurt Rsssrss.
Ing the Vessels Lost im the Late tales
Amounts Of Salvage Dseinrea IN she
Cases OF she Brig. croson. Norge. Fsts-
haven, y. Bteknson aud sea Isris. sno
Banks Marget, waisham, Marguerite.
Queen Nah, John Wesley ssd Jsas ~.
Harvard, che sciaocners james W..
LaSvrence and Dwight, the ships Caro-
live Nesmith, Oswingo ana Anna ssdrse.
and tho Steamers q. Whiting and Ring
old, SC.