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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-31
Removal of Gen. Banks.

The Tribune says Without intermedling
in any way in the controversy, we may state,
as fact within our knowledge, that Gen.
Banks returned to New Orleans few weeks
since, with sincere and avowed reluctance.
Regarding the war as virtually ended, he
saw no reason for his resuming a military
command in which he was not needed, and
wished instead to resign and return to pri-
vate life, but this was not permitted. He
fingered in this city till the latest moment,
hoping that the order for his return to Lou
isiana would be recalled; but it was not, and
he finally departed-just week, we believe,
prior to President Lincoln assassination.
We believe he had been directed by the Sec
retary of War not to write further to the
President.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-31
Til e Rebellion in ENGLAND

Although they have been long time 9,
bout it, the English are pretty nearly nj;
ling to concede that the Rebellion is used N,
and that JEFF Davis is thoroughly "spb;u
gated Individual. 1t follows, natural,
that the South ceases to be entitled to tho
rights commonlyaccorded to ''belligeraDts ;,
1t does not appear, however, that the Br;,
ish Cabinet had quite concluded what renlc -
make to the demand that the ''belliperan,,'
recognition of the South should be with
drawn. 1t is gratifying to know that thew
were thinking about it. and would come to
conclusion at an early day. Take ron,
time Mr.. BULL,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-31
Reconstruction.

The proclamation of the President OPEN
ing the ports along the whole coast line to
Texas, is an important step in the work of
reconstruction. The influence of trade on
the social and political condition of our coun-
try can safely be relied on to create relations
of concord and weave the bonds of mutual
interests. In the track of commerce follow
the arts of peace; improvement will again
assert its empire where wars desolation has
made desert of districts once blooming and
prosperous. Stronger than legal enchant-
ments are the sweet influences of peace thus
created. We have everything to hope from
the effect Of renewed intercourse, social and
commercial, on the political relations of the
two sections, so lately engaged in the bloody
contention. Although this intercourse, it
is true, will not settle all the questions, it
will measurably clear the way and assist in
the settlement of some of them, and per-
haps discover the key to problems that
threaten to be difficult of solution. 1t will
produce good feeling, and this must exist
before there can be anything permanent that
is valuable. There has been much wisdom
shown in this restoring trade between the
sections of the Union. While there has
not been unnecessary delay, the process has
been gradual enough to avoid confusion
The question has been wisely managed, not
with reference to trade purely, but as the
means of helping the management of other
questions; and we shall be much disappoint-
ed if we do not, at an early day, preceive
the influence of a restored trade operating
most benefieially on the whole question of
reconstruction.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-31
Jetf. Davis Advising the Asssss;na,;o,
President Lincoln"


The Washington correspondent ss tb.p.
chester Democrat, says: The testimony nv, Nv
ing the completely of Jefferson Davis i p.0s- ro
full and ample, but cannot yet be given 'e,y :.
the public with any completeness of de,.S u
L may properly state, however, that il c@a @,l
sists not merely of oral but also of docunoOota- wa
tary evidence-letters (of J, D. and to ] IN, 81
sent on from Canada to Richmond n;cLo3
up in New York and furnished by the n;.;
izens of Washington. l may also STAT .'''I 7
suppose, without involving the witness 81.
ty, that man, who has been memba~ g
Jefferson Davis official family for tba -. =.
four years, has been here from Ricbma1SS' S'
and testified before the court in secret sli
sion that he has seen letter from JEFF
Davis to Geo n. Sanders, advising -l,oOa .s !
last resort, the assassination of Pres;Sa.sa
Lincoln and the whole Cabinet. Cen
Grant being in the courtroom. rose ana u
sired to vouch for the good charaeter anI rei
credibility of the witness. AHa
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-31

The number of Johnstons army which
were parolled at Greensborough has been
swelled by the addition of large portion of
Wheeler's cammand andothers received by
Major Walcott at Charlotte, n c., and now
amounts to 37,971. Among these are Al
eenera al officers.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-31

Advices from New Orleans report that
Hood had crossed the Mississippi at Tunica
Bend, but that a party of seventy sent in
pursuit, had succeeded::in capturing his bag
gage and uniform. He himself escaped in
the night.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-31

1t is reported that Gen Wilson'S cavalry
expedition which arrived at Savannah on
April %, destroyed in Alabama and Geor.
gia over FIVE hundred million dollars worth
of property. Wilson lost FIVE hundred men
and captured two hundred cannon AID SIX
thousand prisoners.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-31

There is a great increase in live stock in
Michigan. The increase of cows this year,
as compared with 1860, amounts to 20, 100
the increase of sheep amounts to the enor-
NOUS figure of 1858, ,5S9, and the increase
IN horses amounts to $500.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-31

William jackson, son of Claib jackson
Capt. Woods. and few rebel privates, sur
rendered to our forces at Glasgow, Mo-, on
Friday last, and took the amnesty oath.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-31

The important lawsuit which has been
pending between Judge Colt and the estate
of the late Samuel Colt, was decided at Hart
ford in favor of the former, giving him
$500, 900.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-31

A movement has commenced among the
Irish Americans of Chicago, to erect hand
some monument over'the remains of Colo
mel Mulligan.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-31
NORTH AMERICAN
TRANSIT INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL S5OO,OOO.

Agency at the othce OF ii, b. STooFE, Esq
CLEARFIELD, PA,
This company grants policies TO secure the pay.
ment of n fixed in the event of death by
cident with a weekly allowance in case of injury,
payment of an annual premium. ranging
cording to the occupation of the insured. An
cellent opportunity is thus afforded to the Lun-
bermen of Clearfeid county. to provide for their
families, in the event of accident on the river
elsewhere. Particulars and circulars may be mad
on application to IL. B. SWo0PE, Agent May3O
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-31

SPEC1AL NOTICE.-All persons knowing
~ themselves indebted 20 the subscriber, either
by note or book account, are requested TO pay up
imm ediately, further indulgence cannot be
given. May27-pl e. Ii. HALL
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alcw Aarerti5ements.

t1lLares type cuts, fI,Hs!
be charged donbe price for orrvpieG
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-31
MORE OF M,KIERNAN,

The following letter of r. b. Carnahan,
ESQ.,, United States District Attorney, will
expIaiu itself:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
reard OF sup-ryisevs.

srFcIAL ssssIos-ss'urdey. April II 1865
Ihe Bad met in their Chamber No. II Cly ia, pur.u
Llt 10 o. inoSrg al:
Arw-i orb. Apri :. iNt
We 10 und,r-ued member q goprd Of Supervisor
Young CLERK of,sd Board o. call bpscl rtsns Of tEe
Board SATURDAY. tn. ian instant, a. oeloct p m,
tai, action regard 10 The osi,my thst nRi bs len tho Ma
TIiTAP + PURbi. WILLIAM 4 STEWART.
.0HlsCN LIIfST JAMES DAVIS,
, WALTER kOChE.
Prc.en,- shy ery.soTs tuB Davis f.rdy Roche, ShooS
", at End " plmnnp--5.
The rfc.iden buy aesent on nooa ofsuperiaer Rooms
fsp-risor PUapy-hr Psc'iles, supgo.e y !. hardly
poccst'y 10 say 10. What purpose 'hs bosi5 ha Dee
ro,vr.i The news sI.esd with tho yirgs u sAtu
throughout r length and br-a.n 0; the land We have a.
OF nuuHrt A
rver ben wines, cd 10y The Afucrcan reope ~. Gle
Mastrs,e me Republic Ia. boeE murdered By s.sssn
hog Lp not 4 me sror bonn .if hhp h- te 10 iCi
~, by ador,iop n 1. d.qrareful 20 ~ american 1stoa
coBcn D1S gsic moment that an body belongs u
. county would commit 80 great an oHff upon buH.si!y
and mon tie iner-g,s Of The whole county am De- ~
rud nisbs the announcement ie' tat Ia ioul az
race fhtt Chief % t- No. on should be sct
On down Ho surrounded With citcunes on rntsi
BON ls administration. which It sses1cd Lnioi mpossoie
...atHsLlng tie Constitution and tLr ia"s.
Not only lat tut the second Ia command, the man who
the helm Of state 80 'uoo sy prosss'o a. hs
-, by sn accident Of very melancholy chpisc..r Wa
alta aed ~ bis chenoeI by We N-'ae''' "ho t'e'a
udeT bic sbtant ~ vel a. n4ms'L ess1- s,,u.
hl syry Ameficsn heart with gloom M President irt
tlITsd Tor the country irol ~ thohsh "" WIRE no"
ropi1T aen dab feel that ". ney ". sc.s suc
hays been before ne "Ai vas .nint DIV
sui My ih new so,D. op,B.d before We have nov no
Bpon when tho country re'y VIII TIE same ton
donc. upon the man who has been stricken downs aud
should oss the Secretary Of State Whist would bcone OF
this country MI rrs.dg think ran trny tsy Tier" Is
map existence 10 knowledge. tisi csn occupy tho
place OF Abraham Lincoln. l believe .sy that witt.
unquesou-d sincerity fo ssy t1ai al! any
toward he election q fiedcncy. But d. believe thsi
thers who 10 'rons IN tbe eonhdnce Of lbe
people, who fsL' and 80 anxious TO DO
justice 10 ill., he. Bot Mr. Ps,jsrt my feelings AZ. 90
deep that csnuo, sire them exIrssson .s tlS ny tlns
hss eAyiy couA
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"a Eoo4 GrytuGic.o

IT. The Editor Of Tx ~ Y TrtJam.
/ SIR: | observe thu. IN your correspondence
from THE city you charge shat the resolution OF Congress
10 distribute certain accumulated books covers the
nns Of Congress ordered of Messrs Gaic' Seaon BY
the XXXvIIth Congress. but which order wac very
properly rescindcd The duty of distributing tho books
VIZ derolyod upon the Committee on Printing and ]
have remained here DO the work. Nov bed TO cor.
rect tie into which correspondent bad fallen
The books sent 10 that capital o. tha, order st remain
stored in Of the but lave never been accepted
by tie Clerk they included among those ordered
distributed Neither Is there any intention the part
ofthe Committee 70 receive distribute them Please
publish this statement "a justice 10 Congress Gnd the
Committee Truly yours. &C.,
A. ". CIALK, Chairman Printing Committee.
Hoshin4lon, 4. C., April ~ 1895.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
FROM HAVANA.
Reoeption Of tie Dews Of the Capture
of Richmond
hMrRICAN AFFARS III CUBA
Correspondence OF the As.ccis'ed Press

eor,.pcndence OF the As-c<is'ed Press
HAyASA. Wednesday. April Il. is6a
TIE prevailing topic Of conversation here fol
tle last two days las been tie received by The
steamer Eagle of the taking Of Richmond.
The Eagle camo into port a. about o'clock on Zion
day afternoon with oil Der color dying and decorated
S. she rounded the MORO she fred 10 guns Her gay
appearance and the firing OF the salute, created me
sreatest excitement and general hope was expressed
chat peace bad been declared.
The American Consul huns DOT rs faS. The UEonisis
commenced rejoicing and toe Rebels looked doWncssi
and sad hut when the news Was announced RAJ ideh
ond bad been evacuated that Lee ana his army were
In fight and TIE other details we're eivon the Rebels
looked still more solTowfuL
Peace would have been preferred b. the Rebels for
then they would bayo expected proclamation Of 'in
nesty md chance TO make living in the United
States for their opinion now Ii that bockaGoTunnins
= about "pl yed out"
I,wss rumorcd that the oct OF the American Consul
n banging out the flag deep yo,Dded them. and thn
shey intended to make assault on the Office Oh that
sight. but the police did no. allow any groups OF me.
20 esse nble in that vicinity
The L S. steamer Santi 20 de Cuba With Assf:ou'
Secretary Of the Navy Tox. MI Sicoay eHd Mr'
Welles and their part aboard stopped here for lev
DAYS last week, saw Havana a0d went 10 Natanzas On
Ihursday morning.
Sickness has begun 80 set IN. In the shape o. SeoN
Jack" One or two cases OF smallpox hove been re-
ported.
The blockade news Is not Of much interest. Ibt
Owl is expected this week from Gsiyeston CAPT Mai
10 10 command ana there tra.h in the story that Ia
had been PIT 10 Moro Castle.
The Little Hattie tried Cut OIL the 5ih bui wac
fred into BY the water battery and had 10 re:nrn She
had 10 clearance papers and gentleman who had so
yanoed 5000 on hcr caused Der ~ be stopped and
cent back into port The Flaningo arrived the some
day.
The steamer Santiago de CGbl made the trip from
here to Matanzas in aboaI Eve hours. end sailed sun
day afternoon for Galveston ard Savannah.
man named Conner said to lie Confederate wa'
arrested few day ago gesiue into an alteration
with . coachman and drawing pistol On aim. ! hen
shat he has been sentenced 10 10 yeaIs mp isonmen
The passport system IL the United States II II la
swing here now. Ne one is allowed - embark Tor re
United States GI(ess ssport yl-et y the Anereat
Consul is prssented lie (rcyoTHmeri charge on pass
ports here when delivered H. travellers Is paid IN stamp
attached to the passfor.
Exchauge is aboai sax Sugar has fslen-
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(, To Albany. BY Bui.on n. 4 ifom ga o. Dcprt-
!, u and ny m, and a;s 9, and ~ D m san.
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= Bridgeport by st-au.-r bridgeport 1905 81 REX
To RSs s,i:'i aai ,tr Wet by We iaiio.d oa
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see entertainments IN another pat o. ihit papet
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PASSENGER. Arrived.

In steam,hip isvenn om HsvareNf- Merry m Brirht
C.nr Wade. and CHILDREN. Ne W. Olr.-sd snd Sou Mar
" PsusAk ". Rn ins Cha Cooper, Mr.. a. W. hsiiay
John 0rerle ". WLte ady and - wat. w j. W Do
ter. NJ u. Ford h. 4. MADAM. " NarsI,h sd wife. jose
bi. r. Valera !. Layton. r. MesfinA W. kit DIV.
Drsyop. George Siom,n ~ Hsvsscabh ID = faradD ID. "
Tohn. }. A. ternsndo, Mira Na.n Mcslie, A. h' nsri
Grr'arnr aud children B-ued.s tss5enons, >oufns Mar
TIM aAs Wr go aud cnid Teresa Mtzz Maria MaErrn
and children Maria lTuzr, Mari, Pc Jorea ferazz
Cias Corno. Mr. John vie child lnocsnto Yer
r-t,i. wife aud child Luigi Nell wif- and child
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COSslLPIOS--t OSsuMPrIOE.

CoSsUlPIiOS--t OSsUMPrIOE.
W. e. o. ne Con i'n. N ths'evrr 80 r.
Of the d.sss- Dr. MIsAARTe aIE IAN onpfsf
IL csrfi'd o tir
lrrs healing Irincip"s OF IT, az oct o. on The IA
Eau,rd iUBss d tsi decay %, a. He
pa.ieuts lie s ssrc. iHE fIsH iKEs An CORDIAL az.
r.s po,,or dn!v, tue ilk mucus trss stops ~ ne
elsd pa-.,g-s 81 tho and rxre. r'm tr sysrtn
iHs iNE 1Egg or 1-AL PARTIES ir 1ooc anI c"ni "a
i of az .c,o.uons t- Sons sts oIaedinf Sores ~
t,rn.i and rIt r- Salt Llrgm, iotche ou ;he ace sid
A. sam u..ea-.s are rsyec.aay cured by Dr. NHART
TIsn 1kTa Tan CoADlAL Office, NJ J. norm SECOND 81
sod a EglxsoLDs Drus ard Chenesi "sTeA0oss' No
pfonf \ y
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rses...3.6 sun Set...t.si Moon fiscs. y :1on
siOa WATER
sandy Hook. l.o2. Dov Island iia- Hell 0atr... a.
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h~Iivv 4.


trru l6-s,esuef. we.i~rn M-sroron. L'tony. Ast'n
and Men inArk
. Shir -silair4ncs Stsr of the " ~.
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s,.nkrn.

Fab Synth w,-,. New YoIk-Arr a. a. D. lon ., 70
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lof.
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j)orl- lar0cns' Nol,te.
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NOTICE il hereby gwen, in accordance WITH
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Ar g. I.,frsu- tn Wsrisrs' Once o. the fr' Nr'
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iAdv-r.i-~u-ui
BUNTING ALL COLORS-
NilnI-ss'e OF Retail
q L. / J. l.. Kahn, 10 30 Broadway.

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sfKcIth MISUNDERSTANDING, APnl u IHI' (
OFFICIAL ocioes p NJ
1hc bos.d met in their Chamber No II City ai, pufs
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