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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22
Further Expressions Of COndOIence--
The Mexican Club on tho Death


Further FIpressions Of CondoIence--
rho Mexican CIub nm thc DeatI,
=, NJ. I,Inco,n
nj, -. O., =, N y,,i
iho "'N'0"h ''u" VI No" i"'A Sen' "
comfy to the State Department well.writton
letter of coincidence on the doath of President b
I,xc,,S In ,vhi,h his oh.r.o,., and s.r
vices were u"ot uPoh' anu MS Prouu ute ot
the omanoipator of tho slave race referred to.
The letter contained no aIIusion 10 Mexican
ct. M. l., a.. ,,,,.,. - A.. ,,...,l.,,
' '"o ''''''' W '"'
signed by lGSAcio MEJiA, vice president OF
tho club
To tbis Io,tcr M, Ursrpp I,to Acting
s.sots - S.. .1I..aI a.. c,,,,..,.
'0''0'"'' VI ''"''' "uu's'''u tue ''''""'hs
reply
"DEPARrNESr or srArE,
wAsHISnrnS, June Q, 1863 !
" 70 Ssnor & Don Iy%naol" % ,' hyi"' PreS'"e"f ~ '"'
,rS'., y IL a ~ h.. a., .o.i,..
,ronah ,ha cL,nne, ~ sannr no, M.,,,.
nnn,ara ,hc Enyoy Rytr.n,iIn.ry anil Min.
;s,cr pI.nInotentIns, Z, Of the RsnubIic of Moy.
ico accrsJitsJ to tbis CIoysrpmsnt yo1r letter
NJ tbc IStb of ApriI last sctiinS forth The
nrocccdIngs of tho Mexican club of New
CnrL on he occasIon of the Drsmaturs ami
tragic Jcotb oS Abrobnm LincoJn the Intc
President of the United States, and inform.
inc mo thnt the eitiyrns who comnosc n fuIjy
.ymnaihIyo with the affection oftbo American
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

SELLISG ON SUNDAY Thomas Burns, n
storeEcopcr was arrested by Ofieer Carraher, Of
the Tenth precinct, for selling on Sunday. Jus.
tlCe Boswell luod him 5000.
James walsh was arrested by Oficor LipEoomh,
for selling liquor and groceries without license.
lie was hned so A for selling liquor, and A5.Ii
for .elllnR grncorIea.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

ASoTUER DESCENT on MARBLE ALLEY
Last night party In Marble Alley got Into
row. Orleers EsseS, MeRlfrcsh, and MeColgAn
went TO the place and arrested Elizabeth Kelly
aud Lizzie Jones, the keepers Of q notorious den
Ia the alley. They also arrested four females nd
two males In the house They were taken 10 the
Gibersou, who sent Elizabeth Kelly and LlIIlc
Jones 10 jail for court 10 answer tho charge nf
keeping bawdy house, The women In tho
house were each sentenced 10 pay hhe Of hyo
dollars one Of them was sent 10 the workhousc,
not being able TO pay her nne. The men wero
dismissed. -.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

VIROISIA oPTSIoS or BUcHASAN,--Tho
Petersburg Nsps, VI Monday, says that
james Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania. Is in a
greater degree responsible for the late rebel
lion than any man that lives"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

oi Persons residing or being In Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad.
can obtain the Samo, with tho least possible
expense and delay, on personal application
at the Department Of State. my4-sm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

On, MAoNAr, Of Charleston, says the com
mittoe from Soulh Carolina to wait on Presi.
dent johnson in reference to rCconstruction
are all original secossionists, and their going
to Washington he FSgqFds as an outrage and
RR insult .af..r =, 49, .E
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

TnE New York Board Of Aldermen propose
to erect statues to Franklin and Morse, in
vontors Of the steamboat and telegraph, upon
a triangular piece Of ground on the corner Of
broadway and Sixth avenue,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22
LOCAL ArrAIns.

The TnfAL oT CHAs. w. srRSoER IT,,
Acc,iSsf DtsM tsSef Tho case Of Charle. w
Spencer, charged with being concerned Ia lhe
pos. oaee robbery, was again taken uP this
morning by Justice Johnson.
Mr.. Utermehic said he wouid not ofer any tes.
timOny except asta the good character ~ the ae.
cused, As he saw nothing in tho oyidenes Of Va
terday 70 iInpleate spencer.
Mr. james A. Kennedy having been sworn
testihed that he was employed In tho CITY Posi-
once. Was superintendent Of the once nad
been employed in the once for the past thirty
years. wines had ehsrge o. the stamp De-
The stamps were rceoiyed by the clerk from thc
financial agent Of tho oalee, Witness had exam
amined the stamp aecounf % the once and found
rom "a ihd ocs Wines: IA not spow X sssS
were taken from the General Post Oniee y
Joseph v. nodson testified that ho knew spon. .
Ger had known him from childhood. Witness
was employed Ia the City Post Ohce with him,
witnoss had frequently len Spencer in charge 81
money In the post omco; had always found Ii 20
he correct His reputation for honesty waa very
good. Witness would lend Spencer any ainount
VI money; had frequently loaned him money
Sayics !. ROwcn testihed that he knew Spencer.
lie was n clerk in the ofIlce when witneas took
charge Of the ofloe. lie was retained in tho
oalce by witness. spencer was one of the clerks
at the howspaper table, which was sep Aratc FROM
the Letter Department Spencer had no eoBnec.
tion with the Letter Department. On ono or two
occasions packages containing money were found
among the printed matter. Witness knew tho
bonds were lost. Did not know whether they
were taken from the ofiee, or taken betwee n Al.
bany and tbs city. Never heard Of bonds being
sent to the Post Once for delivery amer being
sent on by Adams 4 Co. : Express.
Witness had removed Spencer from the othec
on one occasion on account Of his dissipaicd
habits; EHbscquently took him back After the
arrest n Spencer witness took an Inventory of all
the stamps on hand, and found the stamp ae :
count to agree There was not ten dollars
worth of stamps missed from the oiieo during
the pHst three months The stamps were broug ut
tolthe city post once direct from New York
Justice johnson said he could not see any
evidence TO impileate M. Spencer, aud, though
her, sAnght him blamable for cuitivAilug the ne J..
quafntanee ~ the man Cudlipp, he would dia
miss the accused, the evidence not being sun .
eient 10 hold him
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

PICKPoCKETs,--Ja Fisher and Frank
starbiH were arrested by onheer waikor yoster-
day for picking pockets. They wero sent 10 Jail
for court this morning by Justice DruTy.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

IIORsE-SrEALINa.-Wm Saunders was ar.
rested yesterday by OniosI MATkwoOd for steal.
ing horse from II. A. Lacey. Justice DruTy
sent him 10 Jail for court, .r .t .. .. =
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

CoMNIrTED PoR CoURT.-John Fallon was
arrested this morning by Ohicor MeColyan, OF th"
Seventh Precinct, for Assaulting man In u con
cert saloon on the avenue between Pour .and.a
half aud Sixth streets lie struck the man Will
4 chair aud thou threatened 70 Httaek the bar.
keeper with knife. lie was taken 10 tho sta.
hon- house, and large bowie knife found on his
person. Justice GibCrson sont him TO jail for
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

REBEL PRIsoNBRs oP WAR.-Two hundred
aud ton Fabol prisoners Of war this morning took
the oath " alleg lance At Provost Marshal ingra
ham ~ olice, aud were furnished transpoTlation.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22
JrSE q, 1861 " - D Il

Ss-POopIe's Telegraph = New First
Glass LiEEs diroot 10 NEW YORK, BOSTON,
and 10 important points. Washington Ohices; (;
REPUBLICAN BUILDING, 5ll Ninth street,
(west side,) corner Pennsylyahia avenue aud
Sixth street, under National HOtol, aud corner
Fifteenth aud streets, opposite Treasury build
ing. CHARLES b. MOVES,
febl6-u Manager Of Washington District
As-FreedOna N National THE Enamel
patton Proclamation vindieatsd. The hnAuci'
patton Proclamation of the PTesident Ofthe Uni.
ted States, issued January ], lso3, And Letter OF
tho President Of the United States 10 tho UniOn
CcnN entIOn holden at springne lllih0iN, Sep
tembcr =, lS6A In Pamphlet PorIn, with Covers,
Oacially Revised aud Corrected. for sale al tho
NATIONAL REPuBLIcAN onoc. PTieo-Ten cents
per copy " copies, 81 2J copies, " Matted,
irse Of postage, TO auy part Of tho URitod States.
apps u .H .....-----
Ss- MRssRehusetts Military State
AuESCT REMOVAL. On. aud afteT MONDAY,
January lst, 1856, tho Massachusetts, state
Agency will occupy IL new rooms In the hd-
f0Raf IRtsiiigsnesr Bailding, second a00F, e0I-
nor Of seventh aud d streets, Washington, D, q,
Massachusetts soldiers aud eitiIehs are invited
10 call, ..H .a
Advice and assistance given without charge
dsSl-u Lieut. Col, and State Agent
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

An Official Of the late rebel government has
volunteered To raise the tOrpsdOes which still
remain In the James river.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

NcricL -The Dufly National RspHbitedn Is
Ro'O Furnished bV carriers 10 Subscribers Ia U,is
city d'ad GsorgfolOn at GtB cents per month.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

A9- Election Notice.-Onlce Washing
ron AND GEoRgETowN RAILROAD CoMFANY, Corner
Fifteenth street aud New York avenue, Wash.
ington, d. O., June -, Is6j Tho annual meet :.
ing Of the stockholders Of the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company, for the election
VI Directors, will he held at the omee of tho
Company on WEDNESDAY, tho l2ih day Of July
1855. The polls win be opened at ~ clock m, ,
aud close al 2 clock, y. %.
GEO. :. GIDEON, President.
W. @. oREESIEAT, Secretary and Treasurer
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

members u Columbia coihmandery No. 2 are rb'
Iuestod TO meet NJ theif Asylum, corner of Ninth
aud d strccts, to-mOTrSw, PRIDAY,l the 2I
inst, at nv O'Clock, n IA 10 full regAla TO at
Sipas.
All Sir knights TsmplAr In good standing arc
fraternally invited to attend.
by order Of L Cox
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

An Albany drovor lost 5,OeO in two
weeks by the fall In the price Of cotton,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22
PAS sP OR T. 8.

THuRsDAY..;.;;;;;;:::iri:;; 70, 1855
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-23
w A n T E D !
$3,OOO,OOO!

Now offer chance to my customers and
the public in general thst as | am about to
raise the above amount l have marked my
GODS at still lower prices.
will sell the best Of 80
M.rrimack Purple and Black Prints at 80 cts
All other Prints at rs cts.
wide Cotton vt 80 cts.
"A fill yard wide at 80 cts.
Good Sro,ls, 10 cts:
Sneetings an,all other Goods in proportion.
Will the public rush in an examine the Dat"
Don't forg.t the place Of
II. SCHW WARE,
feb 1a-tf No. 1872 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-23

Did YOU ever eat tripe and oysters? 80! ye
Gods and little fishes /" If you never have,
try to secure the pleasure for once IN your lts'
Formerly, it could be obtained to perfection IN
PhiladeIpha, and I presume, can be still at
this day. Some years ago; you might stop az
anv time, at the corner Of Broad and Chesnuts
= large golden Cornucopia stood at the door
No longer. now. the Symbol Of Peace and
Plenty and Concord-Harmer was then the
genius OF the place, and hope he IS Go this
dav, and still serving up, dressed TO a
Svba,ire's most paupered wishes, y this: his
original. bat most delicious and deltctsb!e
OF Dishes
Thomas Jefferson Hogg, in his travels on
the Sentiment 10 1927, states that at little
town in Italy, where he stopped one day 70
dine. he was served with ''hied pigs test,
hut that in eating them, he could not forget,
that they bad stood all their lives In sly
There is no doubt more truth than poetry 10
this but Notwithstanding, think, IT he could
only taste them in this county, az served ~,
flied 10 the purest oil from Liea, and gar
nished With the broiled oyster, flesh trom the
waters Of the Chesapeake, that all OF his
senses would be SO much absorbed IN the lux
ury Of the repast, that no grovellang reflections
would ever again obtEude themselves into his
mind.
But with due regard to the space in your
valuable paper think have been following
up this ~ jsct at too great a length. and must
defer the further consideration OF 1t, until a
more convenient reason, especially, as 1t is
now the wltching hour Of dinner time, at which,
If may no: be- able to emily any OF the nlce
luxuries, 10 regard to which | have been
writing, hope at least, to have it IN my pow
err to cry out, as many no doubt have ere THIS
who have been reading this Article Quantuna
suf7ct T.
Alexandra, Va, Feb. II, 1865.
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fCOMMUNICATED.
GASTKeNOMY.

.or one belieyeth he may eat all things: anothe WHO
weak eateth herbs. Romans XIV IL
Mr.. EDITOR: I saw in the Gazette rev
DAYS ago, notice Of new dish, with when
,he s.ooavu,ets'' Of Paris have recently been
RECALLING themselves, Lobster, boiled IN
champagne Wine" I am told, not being
much of French scholar myself, that the
"oouruzet,," 10 contradistinction to the 'gour
qnnnel, = is one, who in common parlance nay
he said to s'go III" rather for the quality, than
FIR the an 1utity Of the article served up at
the time, for the qualification of his palate the
latter rather .preferring superaoundance'
than the possession of those peculiar qualities
which more especially commend themselves TO
the consideration Of the genuine bon revant.-
Whilst in the absence of any experimental
knowledge in regard to this late Paris'ah dlsh'
or the slightest probability Of ever being able
to enjoy such an expensive luxury, | may be
Of the opinion, that the lobster, served up IN
the usual way, and the Champagne, -rylng IN
its rich sparkle, with the lustre Of the bright
Bohemian goblet from which it alone SHOULD
be tipped, ARE good enough, and ought to
satisfy the appetite of the m 'st fsst'de'us
s.oourmet'' or ''gourmand in the world, l
cannot but thiuk, that this late effort to ''luxu
,iate the inward man. is a triumph in the
culinary art, which renders it .he very acme
Of success in ministering to the palate OF tn
most ardent and devoted disciple of Eplcurus.
This subject Of eating, is very interesting
49, - lf,Do
particularly to Us at this time, when too many
ut rs, alas! have I'd live, very often, almost up-
on The recollection OF Wlat we have once en-
lived in the wuy OF the good things of thls
In addition to the quotation given at the
head # this ari .e, ST.. Paul also remark d,
In his lettec t. tn R'uans, LIT not nun that
eat.th despiss him that eateth MT; anal let
NOT him which ease,h MT, judge hlui that
eate,h'' For myself, l own Very decided
1,enchaut for eatlug but will never quarrel with
arv one. who can arrange his domestic econo
NV SO as to CO. even entirely without II, and |
will always keep In view The old adaSe, LIE
oustibus non est dtsputandun1 1t has al>o
been said, some one, tnae we 1--we TO eat'
and this IS und,ubtedya truism, al least to
very considerable extent, and no dOutt Ger
tail I'm ,lsh nobIenlan thought 50, when, he
remarked, THAT good soup, a small turoot,
neck of veni>on, ducklings with gree" peas
chicken with asparagus aud an apricot tart,
would be dinner for an Emperor-'t ne could
not yet a letter | would not my self, nor
would suppose, any sensible man at any
time, object TO such recherche little repast as
that; especially If II was served up IN accord
ance with the taste of Lady Morgan, who said,
that in Cooking, each mea. should preserve
It, own natural aroma, and every vegetable
present its own shade Of ver6ure, aud
mot IN that style of cuisine which prevails at
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GAS AND sTEAs FITTING EsEAw
V LkSAHNaENYo
a. CD II "A N& @
PRACTICAL GAS AND STEAM FILTER.
No. Is, North R0vaz Street,
ALEXANDRIA, Va,
Is now prepared to DO
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Is now prepared to DO
6 A s T I T T / n G


in all its branches Stores, dwellings, machin,
shops, and public buildings 2ttrd up on The
most approved plans, and &C reasonable terms
EoR CASH.
Steam pipes, guages, cocks, and globe valves,
Of the most recenta ppaovet plans, and Of su.
peror workmanship and quality, constantly
on hand Contracts will be made for work,
and fixtures Of any kind supplied at The iowess
rates.
Likewise has on hand CH ANDELEFRst
PENDANTS, BRACKETS, DROP LIGHTS
GLASS GLOBES MICA and PAPER
SHADES, &C., Of all the new styles and beau
tiful patterns, at prices that cannos fail TO
please. ..
Also. has on hand, and is constantly receiv~
ing. 1T wholesale and retail, the most extensive
and best assorted stock Of
LAMP GOODS
ever offered in this mark ct, comprising everye
thing connected with the trade.
LANTEKNS ofevery size. kind and color,
fron.thc smallest. to the head lights OF snip
KEROSENE OIL
ALWAYS on hand Of the purest and best quality.
Dealers supplied at b snoal' advance on factory
prices. :,
The public are invited to call before purs
chasing, and examine my stock, as II Is pur"
chased expressly for this market. jan '2-5m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-23
DAKlIyULAR ATTENTION !
g Old IS d O " n!

And 50 are BOOTS AND SHOES. We
shah today commence selling our large arc
well selected stock OF LAlIh~, u lSSkS. sNo
CHILDREN'S 81 OES, at Is per cent less
than last week prices.
Ladies wi him to buy good and cheap
GOODS, had bet er call carly and secure 1 I1S
gains at No. 1910 King St 1t James H. De-
vaughn's Furniture lore, and opposite tbs
Provost Marshal's Office.
ma~GENTS BOOTS from ST. upwards
CslIond see for yourself Jan 31-1m
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

Bgga Rev. DR.. Fuller, Of Baltimore,
who was at Beaufort S. c., when Col
Pritchard made his report relative to
the capture Of Davis, says that Meth.
er Pritchard nor Gilmore said any
thing there about the feminine dress
of Davis. He asked them both about
the capture, and neither Of them said
anything about the particular at.
tire.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05
STATE LEGISLATURF.

We are authorized to announce the name Of
Dr.. T. JEFFERSON BOYER, of Brady township,
as a candidate for Assembly, subject to the ac-
tiou of the Democratic party, at the ensuing pri-
mary election and also to the decision Of tho
Disthc; Convention. june 1865,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

gTThe high tax OF two dollars a gal
lon impo-ed on whisky in January, has
most largely reduced the revenue 1t is
stated that cut of one hundred million
gallons manufactured, revenue is collect
ted on only about twenty million. In
some sections Of the country each liquor
retailer has a small still of his own, aud
the recent frauds discovered in Boston,
Chicago, Cncinatti, and els, whore 'ndi
cate that hoEest manufacturers and pay
ers Of the revenue cannot compete with
Illicit producers il the law shall be con
tjnued. private domestic stills will next
be introduced. and each guzz.er Of the ar
dent will draw consolation from his own
worm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05
p eG1srER a RE-ORDER.

VIZ are authorized to announce the name Of
ISAIAH G. BARGER, Of Bradford township, as a
candidate for the Office of Register Recorder,
&C. subject to the action Of the Democratic par
ty at the ensuing primary election.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05

RS Moseby has been an applicant
for pardon and parole at Lynchburg
but didn't get it, because our Govern.
ment officials there had no idea that
he deserved it. He came to the city,
but was ordered out because he had a
safeguard, and has not been heard OF
since.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05
STATE SENATOR

We are authorized TO announce the name of
WILLIAM A. WALLACE, Esq, Gs q candidate for
the Office Of State Senator. subject TO the action
of the Democrats Of C'earfe,d county at the ap.
rroaching primary election, and to the decision
Of tie District Convention. june II, 65.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05
cn1rNTY SIIRVEYOR.

We are authorized to announce SAMUEL f.
McCLosKEY, of Pike township, as candidate ioI
the Office of County Surveyor, subject to the ac-
ton of the Democratic party at the approaching
Primary Election. iue Z, 65.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05
Gerry OLanus at the Oil Regions.

taken saler routethau the Erie
PennsyVania is good sized State, and
1t takes some time to get there.
When you do get here you wish you bad
not come.
There is plenty of oil-and that is all
except lots of people
| am for Snake Run" the most likely
place for oil.
They call these places runs because ey-
cry person who is after oil runs here.
! Every man you meet is a president. di-
rector or engineer OF petroleum COM
pany.
! The natives, who are white people, re-
semble country folks, live by selling land
/ to greenhorns.
! They have system in both transac-
tions. They double the price OF land eve
~ morning.
If you know anybody who has got
a couple Of vacant lots that he wants to
sell tell him TO bring them out here,
The folks are SO busy LOOKING for oil
they haYn't time to build houses. and
every body is afraid 10 put up a. house for
ieag lac might cover an ne well.
Consequently the hotels are little
crowded,
The Muggins house where putup
Is much so.
Muggin5, the proprietor, is the most az
clmmodatng man YOU ever saw. A city
railroad conductor isn't circumstance to
him.
lie has only got six beds in the house
b bnt he Is always ready to takein every
b body.
He tool; me in.
Also two hun dred more petroleum pill
grims.
The sleeping accommodations are vari-
Gus.
We 60 to bed on pantaloon7.
When the first pantaloons get asleep
they are carefully taken out ana hung on
q Close-line. The second pantaloons 20
through the same process, until every
body ls provided for.
Preiarging to sleep alone, | slept on the
mantle piece with the coal scuttle for a
E pillow
As l observed land is precious out
3 hero.
bought 10, ten inches by four, for
ten hundred thousand dollars, and COM
menced operations.
The next thing is to commence bor-
ing.
You wanta sharp bore. A public lec-
5 tu!er won't do, neither will a skating
gimolet.
TOOK brace and Bit aud went in.
q Got down about seven thousand feet in
TO The bowels CT Tue land, when | came to
an impeiiment.
Found tnat had struck Pre-adamite
rock OF o5s.Hed strata OF the SIurian for
nation.
That ie geology, and you perhaps won't
understand it, but will explain it all in
this paper 10 the Historical Society | am
ao9a. writing.
Got candle and went down to 500 A.
Jou. 10,
Found O.g Mogathgreum about six
hundred feet long, and nine wide, in
capital state Of preservation.
| got him aud will send him alonr. by
, express.
Went on boring through forty feet OF
sandstone.
There encountered a strange smell of
suIplcr, which alo.med The native who
sold u,e the land and to ease his con-
science gave back the money, aud wanted
me 10 stop boring.
Told him l was bound 10 keep on until
l struck lie, or come to the other side of
creation.
Bored on. Went through about sixty
thousand feet more, when suddenly the
brace ald bit went IN, aud there was re-
, port like that fnade by Buffers powder
boat that didn't blow up Fort Fisher.
Things were slightly confused for
3 and I went up with it, | guess must
- have come down again, and the next idea
had was finding myself comfortable,
I
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-07-05
CnINTY ANDITOR.

We are authorized to announce Levi +. Irwin
Of Lawrence township, as a candidate for the OF
flee of County Auditor, subject to the action OF
the Democratic party at the ensuing primary ell
ectiop. june 10th, 1863