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4 Black Editnr,s 0nininn

The Blact Republican is q newspaper In
New Orleans, edited by colored man a
clergyman, who. 1t would seem from the
following. does not think that the regenera-
ton Of his brethren Is TO be accomplished by
voting and tax-paying:
The colored man and the white man can
not live together In this country; they must,
and will have to separate, unless the Con
gress Of the nation viii give them place
for themselves. for 50 it was with Abraham
and Lot, so it is with US, and the sooner we
seek home for our rising generation, the
better it is for US Our final destiny. so
far as can dimly see, is that in three hun
dred years it win be a rare thing TO see a
colored man in this country. Like the In
dian, our race is destined to become extinct
in this country unless We move ourselves. -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12
VII Jeff. R.e,aI.a.e 2

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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

Tbe@,sl mine II Gerard Cloes, near Liege,
Belgium. was recently the sceDe 0f dread
f1i acci1ent. 4 sudden iFruptioo of water
took pIace iuo oftbei9west cuttings of the
mine and caused the death " twenty -nine
perso1s, men and women, vino we're work.
ing On the spot The miners engaged IN
the upper cuttings mere not affected by the
humiliation
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

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ths ground hat the importation being lie
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breach If the law which cecasioned their
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bin, pure aud simple gas passed. The votes
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ger ones. Tbis regulation vas changed in
the permanent constitution, except Is to the
Senate. In the House each State then had
delegation in ratio 70 it, population.
Thee records we're exposed several times to
capture during the var, aud were removed
from place 10 place to avoid the Yankee
raiders. After all the care that was taken
Of them they finally fell into the hands of
Northern yandals, and they will hereafter
be valuable documents in the illustration Of
the history Of the Rebellion.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

There is book with the dangerous title
of Pocket LAWYER We shouldn much
ike book with this title for we are afraid
if we ever got the lawyer into our pocket,
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

Gen. Daniel f. Sickles reported the re-
suit Of his mission TO South America. He
states that the republicans there rejoice at
the triumph Of our arms and the maintain
ance Of liberty.
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

A brave man-one who isn't afraid TO
wear old clothes until he is able to pay for
new ones.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

The story of the intended resignation o
Secretary eewars il contradicted by th'
Washington Gysyoaicie.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

The nominal capital of National Banks IL
$3.50, 250, ,9se--the amount Of notes in circu-
lation, sI4g, ,0se, ,eos.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

The new Constitution of Missouri has
been adopted BY a majority Of one thousand
eight hundred and sixty two.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12
Iv.DFRA COAL ANDIMPRoyEhiiscn;ana. ic;an.

MADEIRA COAL AND IAPRlorcL. c.n'i.sion-
wi MCOMPANY.-A meeting of the y, oeII., Comps
ers of tie Madera Coal and Improven THv Wallace,
nv will De held st the Office of kooe5. asv Of Ju
in clearheld. Pa on Tuesday the lo.n oc-cspilns
Nv. 1865. at p NJ, for the purpose .bs subscrip
said company andiopening BOOKS i0i
tion of stock 10 the same. oo1yFIL,
ROBT. J. WALLACE, u TWsHE
GORDON SMITH, JUhNr r RaRRE1f,
ISRAEL TEST, pUSEY.
SAMUEL SH0FF, ohAo
July S, 1861.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

Over ten thousand horses and mules were
sold at Washington last week, at good pri-
ees
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Her-store II the solder. monument vas
then gone thr5zgh yirh Il due and aDe;eu,
Mas9aie form, u the presence Of a large
eBoarse II regple-Inany of them the ri
z.iTe- of he soldiers Luriad there
Gen Howard. the orator ot the day FOL
io9ed II an Grafton On the events and szcri-
fees q private solder, Z theme In which
be gaze foT expression 70 his own generous
appreciation Of the subject. 4 graphic
p2em was then read b. Col C. o. H4lpine
written for the occasion
Ir conclusion, Gov. Curtin addressed the
aszen4bIags Kith an eloquent endorsement
# Gen. Howard : account Of the soldiers
He conwasted the snilirg 2 and peaceful val
ieys that lay IN view with the same valleys
under the foot Of the ruthless invader. and
closed with tribute TO the PENNSYLVANIA
militia.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-07-12

NEW MUSIC.--Funeral march 70 ,ne P-s
~ orv OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the MAI H. corp.
dent hy Mas a PARKEURsT, the pop ! Ens
T,rSer The Home Journal says: TINS - n,
rornposition. well worthy the reputation noS cor.
writer Very solemn and impressive Nv With
,rs tRE 1ssUED WEEKLY Price 50 cents frss.
yignette of the President, 50 cents. MpLo.sTaJ,
Publisher HoRAcE WATEgs, No 4oi PtSSs psSs q.
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
Friday, November -.

NAshiN61oN, NOV. f3d'
In dispatch to the late Minister Dayton the Sec
Rotary Of state said he might not Improperly improve
the occasion Of Iemarkins that the Executive Gov
eminent Of this country has no organ smong the
newspapers. and its views and sentiments In regard
h France, and TO all other countries, can be known
Away, by the language Of lite diplomatic Representa-
tons, for 1t instructs them infinitely, ard direct.
them 10 speak slwsys frankly and sincerely. short
time before this cation sent TO Minister
Dayton, Mr.. seward wrosto him "The statement.
made to you by NJ. Drouyn De Lhuys conce rnins the
Emperor, intentions entirely satisfactory 81 We arc
permitted TO them having bosu authorir sd
be made by the En- peror In view Of the present
dition Of affairs In Mexico. It IL true. have be-
fore remarked. that tie Emp-ror's purposes may
hereafter change with changing circumstances. We,
ourselves, however, no, unobsersant Of the pro-
gress Of events at home and shfo,d and In no case
are ve likely TO neIec, such provision for own
safety, every sovereign State must always lie pre-
pared to fall back upon, when nations with which
they have lived In rend'hip TO respect their
moral and treaty obgatlons. Your own discretion
viii be your suide to how far and In what way, the
public interests will be promoted by suhInttius these
views to the consideration Of NJ Drouyn de Ihuys"
The ruinors indu,trlously circulated concerning
tie icsisnation Of judge otto, Assi,tAnt Secretary
OF the Interior and the appointment In hls place Of
.Iudge Morton, OF Illinois, are without foundation.
Capt. l.. u. Bectyith, 22d Regiment Veteran Re-
serve CorTs Who va. tentencsi BY Court Martial at
Baltimore 10 be- cshiered and imprsoned for altered
f,lse mus en- las been TO day restored to rank and
rsy by the Pro,ide1t, upon rrcoume ndation Of tho
Judge Adj, ocatc General who reviewed the proceed
ms, OF the Cour, Martial, aud the argument Of Capt.
Beckuith. counsel X. :. MA,thoss.
The Commits toner Of Internal Revenue to-day dc.
eidod A. to 'hc amount Of stamp duty on = deed Of
tus, mortrste given by the Atl'ntio snd Great
Western Railway Company to John X Fem, True
tee II the city Of New York, banker. The Commits
souer asked b. letter rs 1,OuO in internal reve-
stamps sufficient TO covor the the entire
amount Of the MORTGAGE being t3h eoOuO and he, In
snrv or, stated that II would require internal Teye-
nue. stamps to the amount Of s30,OOD; and n said
Railway Company rould be invalid.
General Ochos hhs lust arrived from Mexico, duly
soeiuditcd by PIeidcnt JuareZ, charged with an
important mission 10 this Government lie IL sect
Ing an audience with the President In company
with senior Romero minister from the Mexican Rs-
public.
The Directors Of the Board Of Trade have taken
action with view to the consolidation Of the cities
OF wa.hington and GEORGETOWN, and The remainder
Of the county OF WA,ain-on, ihio one municp lity,
Inc esd OF lelne, As Al p-efen' under the cont,o Of
Eve di,tnct authorities,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
CHILL.
Falsc Reporta Corrected.

II h1 been currently stated thai Chill vas through
her asen" In the American market collecting and
purchasing large quantities Of arm, and war imple-
men,. One OF these reports wss that . vessel Vas
being fitted out A privateor and that an eI-rsb.I
officer gave out openly that he ,o take the COM
mand Of her, and list Of the officers to serve undss
him vas even also given. Some Of these statements,
now contradictcd. were believed, but the fasity Of
them has been made apparent. The Chilisn Govern
ment, IL 10 verbally stated, do propose a the
present. to III privsteers ius letters OF
marque; and there are persons authorized 70 p--
chase materials or munitions Of war here No mach
for there unfounded reports that have their origin
In q morbid ssutmentslity, or an over-inhsncd
Imagination. spaniards as veil AZ Chiliass are Of
opinion that there win be no serious encounter or
blood.hed, and that tho Government Of spain viii
see the folly Of Admiral Psrejs's course, and po,
attempt to carry out his threats
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02

In an address to the people Of ramaulipis .suN m
October, the Republic an General Escobcdo .Syt;
For nearly four year. the cons Of Ncsioo hagc
fought against toreirn foe Who de-i.us 10 iniIs :
upon ne tho yoke Of Ioreisn monhIc cha foe which
outrage- humiiisics and dctpi'cs We, and tramp -
under DOT the soteregnt-, dignity aud the indyprh
deuce q our county We aIo ightine, and swavs
VIII hght, against THIS army Of usurIc's Meddsts
wen, you citiseus who are arminE sgalnst US Ihiuk
o. our PECULIAR situstoni You ne AcKicans We
also ave such. Why are We al ~ 70 hlht agairst
each other You have placed yourseiv,s by some
'tranfe fatality, by the sde Of tie ofcieu enemies,
and yet In your bosom beat. Mexican heart Your
conscience, then, must tell YOU. when hrinr your
shots upon uS that you aie hrnV upon yonr country.
heciu'e we contend tor is honor is iIls u aud Is
independence. Unite With Us, ASxicans follow the
natural impulses OF your hesiu aud together vs will
save the Rcnuhlic from the domination Of tofcicuef
rfhiing vi ut Iest tho force, the French mon
arch, Mexivans the standard Of Independence and
the kepablic calls you ~ Come, cluster under u.
folds, and fighting - ought TO n ht nee snd gene
rous men. demonstrate TO the world that II seA-
cans have sravs Teen unfortunate, We are not
DEGRADED enough 10 accept slavery at the hands OF
he, MARIANc ksOuuEDo.
Headquarters 81 santa Rosalis, Oct. ", 1865.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
Certain Oh ell. and the Int ruai Revenue

Pit Hole, Nor 20. The examination before the
L. s. Revenue Assessors at Meadvlle, Of the pro-
pfietor OF certain wells PIT Hole Greek, assin,t
which the Government has claims was hsd yester-
dy. The w'e.soIs and COLLECTION, had reason 10
suppose that there vn more oil being produced
during certain months than Va being returned for
taxation. tpon inquiry they found that the AGENTS
o. certain wells retui ned upon their reports only
the value 81 the Ing ine est aud not tho entire
product OF the velt. An inveslraton vas therefore
called, and y vas found that come Of these agents
(whethtr with intent TO teirnud or o'horvise) had
claimed TO have an undei standins With the owners
Of the lnnd AMI Tree interest TO the effect that the
later should take their share Of the oil fIom the
tanks, and pay their share Of the tan. Tho
custom has heretofore been for the working
interest to paw the whole amount Of the tar. and
collect the iespeve portions from land and FREQ In.
terert. lhe dcCiiCn OF the Auessofs, made TO day,
placed the zen lty upon the free interest which IL
onc.ourth OF the oil hut referred the matter TO the
Chief Commissioner At Washington for final deci.
sion. The working and land interests showed re-
ccipts for revenue tar for al oil up 70 November.
IA, prominent operator who made over his Interests
70 large amount OH he day the Government inside
their claim; vas done not ~ith the view Of evadins
any elam' Tut va positive sale. The decision 10
attracting much attention, - " involve. Q large
amour, Of money, ana reverse, decisions which have
heretofore been considered Ne Law, and such, been
geneI ally Observed.