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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
Ths INsslIng ln do Rrl.l.h Proylnes.

ToRoNro, April I6.-The news Of the trag.
edy in Washington caused profound sensa.
tion here. The flags Of the American Consul.
ate, Custom House, shipping In the hArbOr
and city are displayed at half.mAst Stores
and places Of business owned by Americans
are closed.
The feeling Of grief Of the Canada people Is
intense, and Il Is contemplated TO give some
public expression 10 II.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

A9-National Republican Union Club
--svery man and every loyal citizen who ca
sabsori6e TO the Tcnoessec oath must be at III
and Hall this evening, Ri Or. NJ, 10 make ar
engagements for ihe Presidents : funeral 4 ysr
lpYe your eoQhiry fall not 10 attend
BY order 81 presideni BoswELL.
wM. BOYD, ~ D.,
aPls-lr Recording Secretary.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

Decorations Of the East Room.
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|, SPECIAL NorfCfIs.
ss- Senate OF the Matted states, OF,

~ senate OF the Uuited states, Of
FicE OR IItE sERakANI- -Ar-ARNs, wAsmSgTox
April Is 1850. SENATORS aud RBPREsENTA
TiVBs arr RESPECTFULLY requested 10 meet al the
rooias of the Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
to1morr0w "WEDNESDAY morning At bali pa'I
ten o'clock, and from thence proceed IN BODY
10 the Executive Mansion n.--
Tickets Of admiuuion viii then be fnrni.hsd
500 GEOIluE II BROwN.
"a. eal4 Sergeant at Arms
..s. tChfon. 4 Intel
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- The Fair al oOnEaga Hall u POst-
poned tli further notice, on account Of the sad
apI7 B.F- WIGHT, S. J.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

!, 50 Notice.-Jay Cooke A. Co., Bank
ahs. In respect 10 the mcmoTy Of our late Ia
tnented PRECEDENT, this once will be clorcd "
"WEDNESDAY, ieth inst. Paper maturing oI
that day uhould be attended to to -merFowr
(TuerdAy.l
apl7-1 JAY COOKE 4 co.
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a. Ctttxrnu AZ Ma,n..-Th. C,tlx,n,

So Citizens OF MaiDe.-The CitIzsns|
Of Maine In Washington are requested TO Incei
the Agency, No z73 y street, this CTUEsDAl
evening R SIX O'Clock, 60 make arrangements 70
attending the funeral of the deceased PresidenI
BY order Of commitice Of arrangements,
\. p. BROWN,
rh.H Z. ID. MOORE
apls-lts T. &, SMART
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q Attsntlon, Iknlghts TelnpIar.

80 Attention, knights TcrnpIar. -
Menbers Of Washington COniiaandery, No. l.
Are. directed 20 appear at the AHylam, corner d
and Ninth streets, ON WEDNESDAY the l9ii
Instant, N eJG O'Clock, A. m. In full uniforr
for escort duty. soJourning Knights are cor
daily invited.
BY order Of the Ein Commander.
pl. ~, w. NORRIS SMITH,
anle-ltA Recorder.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
ST. SOHS

ST, JoHN, y. D., April l5.--Ths announces.
ment Of President Lineoln'a assassination
caused great excitement here. Sorrow Is
universal, and the great loss the United States
has sustained call for deep feelings of sym
pAthy. The vessels in port have Gags At
half.mAst.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
MONTREAL

MONTREAL, April l5.--A requisition, orig
mating with the leading men Of the city, Is In
course Of signature here, asking the Mayor TO
call public meeting TO express horror at tho
assassination Of President Lincoln. All the
flays are at hRlf-mAst In the city and the
deepest sorrow over the sad event everywhere
prevails.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

(. 1g-Ikentusky.-'r eitiichhIof Ken
tutky, now On Washington will meet TO mon
ROW MORNING, April 18th, at clock, a, m.
nj the Ofce Of The Kentucky state Agency, No
III Pennsylyania avenue, corner Four r.aBd a
half street, for the purpose u attending lh
funeral of the late President Of the United state
All will promptly attend
by order Of the Committee.
eI j. D. STEWART,
.Rplo-lp Chairman.
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THE LAYING OUT IN STATE.
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CIVIC PROCESSION.
MARSHAL.

THg sUHGEON GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES
AND PHYSICIANS TO rHE DECEASED.
Fall mrAnsH. FALL
oS ruE rARr or rHg on TR PARr OF rHE
SENATE. HOUSE.
NJ. Foster, Conn. Mr.. Dawes, MassAe'tt
Mr.. Morgan, New York, Mr.. CoHr0th, Penn'a,
Mr. johnson, Maryland, Mr. smith, Kentucky,
Mr. Yates, Illiitois, Mr.. Colfax, Indiana,
Mr.. Wade, Ohio, Mr.. woTlhington, New.
Mr.. Couness, Cal. Mr.. washburne, III.
AMY. NAVY.
Maj. Gen. H.'w. HRIIcck, " Ad1w. II. shubriek,
Br Brig Gen'S \ Nichols, Col Jacob zellfn, N. G.
civi'LIANs. civILIASs.
%. H. Browning, Thomas Corwin,
George Ashmun. simon Cameron.
THE FAMILY.
RELATIVES.
TBE DIhEGArIo or rHE STATES or ILLINOIS
AND KESTUCKY As NOURSERs.
THE PRESIDENT.
rnr eAblSET NNisrERs.
rnE DIPLOMATIC cOnrs.
Ex-PREsIDESrs. s,.
TnE cnIgr JUSTICE, r18a
|, ASD ASSOCIATE JUSTICES or SUPREME COUNT.
Do TINE SENATE oF TnE UNITED STATES,
PRECEDED ny ITS OFfICERS
J ThE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES or THE
UNITED STATES, PRECEDED nv ITS oFPIoERs.
\ LEGISLATURES or rnE SEVERAL STATES AM
TERRITORTEs.
THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY, AND THE JUDI
CIAm or rnE SEVERAL STATES AND
TERRITORIES.
TRn ASSISTANT sECRETARIEs OF STATE,
; TREASURY, wan, NAVY AND INTERIOR,
ASD THE ASSISTANT POSTMASTER
CESFRALs, AND THE ASSIST.
NrATroRSEr oENEiSAL.
UFrICERs or SMITHSONIAN INsrIrUTION.
THB MEMBERS AND OTFICERs oF THE SANITARY
ASD CHRISTIAN eoNNnssIoNs.
CORPORATE AUrHoRITIEs OF wAsHiSGroS
AND GSoRGRroWS, AND OTHER CITIEs.
LEGATIONS or THE SEVERAL srATEs.
THE WEvIRESD cLERoY or THB VARIOUS DE.
SONISATIoSs.
THE cLsRGs Axp EMPLOYEES OF THE sEv.
ERAL DEPARTMENTS AND BUREAUS,
PREcEDED ny THE HEADS or SUCH BUREAUS
AND rMEIR RESPECTIVE AiIEF CLERKS.
sucB soCnriEs Ns NAY WISH TO JON TIM
PROCESSION. rr1h
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
The troops designated to form the escort
will sesenible In the avenue, north OF the
Presidents house, aud form line precisely al
II o'clock a. IN, ON Wednesday, the 10th
instant, with the left resting on Fifteenth
street Tho procession will move precisely
ut 2 p. m., ON the conclusion Of the religious
services at the Executive Mansion, zap,
pointed to commence at IL o'clock marsdian,
wIreu minute guns will be fred by detach
ments Of artillery stationed near st. johns
church, the city Hall, and at the Capitol
At the same hour, the bells Of the seyera
churches inswashington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria will be tolled.
At sunrise on Wednesday, the 10th instant
n Federal salute will be fred from the mill
lary stations in the vicinity Of Washington
minute guns between the hours Of twelve and
tareo o'clock, and national salute at the set
Ing of the sun. 1n."..
The usual badge Of mourning will be worn
on the left arm and on the hilt Of the sword
by order Of the Secretary of War
.f W. A. NICHOLS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

BOABD OF METROPOLIrAN PoLICE.-At a
special meeting Of the board Of Police on the af-
ternoan VI the l7th instant, Commissioner Joseph
T. Brown Submitted the following preamble aud
resolutions, which, afteT being read were unah-
inously adopted, aud The Board then adjourned ;
Whereas, on the night Of the 1ith Instant, the
great and good Abraham Lincoln, late President
of the United slaie,, was foully as.assinAled M,
der circumstance ~ the most heart -rendins
character, and mnrderouA attack made on the
lives VI Secretary seward and his family; and
whereas trcason and rebellion have thus At last
brought forth the!r Legitimate fruits-conseirary
and murder, and whereas the board Of Metro
politan Police for the District Of Columbia deem
u their duty thus TO give expression TO the feel
ings Of h0rIor aud detestation In which they hold
these ylIainous acts, aud their sorrow and dis
lrrss at this sad aud awful national calamity (;
therefore,
Rssoirsd, Thatip common with our fellow .eit.
itens eyerywhcTe, we deeply lament and duplofe
the sudden aud untlmely death Of oar beloved
President, whose whole life has been earnestly
devoted to the good Of his country, the canse of
maintenance " the Union. rfs"
Resotced, That we tender to the family ol the
illustrous deceased our sincere sympathy IN this
hour Vfthoir crushing bereavement, aud fervently
pray Almighty God to sustain aud comfort them,
40 that tn us own good time even they may real-
lac that earth has no sorrVw which Heaven can
Rssoired, That In the wonderful preservation
OF the valuable life NJ the Hon. William u. Sow
ard, SECRETARY VI state, We gratefully hekn0wl-
edge the special inteTPosition % Divine Prosl.
dsnce, and deVOutly return thanks 70 Almighty
God for this manifestation Of bis loving kindBess
RssoIssd' That the MotrepOiitan Police building
be draPediH In mourning, aud the members u this
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18
.iEm0E .HARRiSOroS.

The Marshel Of the District Of Columbia
has nominated, as mnrshnls for the funeral
procession, the following named gentlemen,
who are requested to report at his Office At
4 o'clock, Tuesday, the 18th instant, as he
must know who win serve, and give them
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

ALI letters relating 10 the subscription of, or
advertising In, tho REPrBLicAS should be I'd :
arssssd TO the PublisherS, ~ above
All letters or sommuhicaiions intended for pub .
licutioR, or In any var relating 10 the editorial
epsrment Of the paper, should be addressed to
the editor, As above. ....
Businsss and ether oofresPOpdehts will greatly
oblige the Publishers and the Editor BY comply
ing with the above suggestion.
To CoRREsroSDESrr No no,ice eau be taken
of anonymous communications. Whatever IL
intsnded for insertion must BE- authenticated by
The name and sddress Of the writer--uot Becessa
rily for VHbleution, bu, ~ guaranty u IT, good
faith.
We eaBno, undertake to return rejected com.
munications.
NOricE. The Dddy Eotfoaai Republican is
Rosc Furnished by carriers 10 subsc,fbsrs In his
city dnd Georg,tOra m nv c,nts I,T month.
-1------=s---
TUBsDAY":::::::::::::;:::;:APRIL ls, 1895.
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FUNERAL OF THE PRESIDENT.

The Marshal Of the District of Columbia
Is charged with the conduct Of the ciyil pro.
csssion. All orders issued by him will be
obeycd accordingly. H .- .r...
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

AS- NOtIee.-TIrst National Bank Of
WAsHISVroN lin respect 10 the memory Of oul
late lslnenled President, this bank will be close
on WEDNESDAY, 10th Inst Paper maturing 'f
that day should be attended TO iO-moHoW
Tuesday wM. $. HUNTINGTON,
HplI.1 Cashier,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

Admission OF the Public To-Day.
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TIL e cATAFALco.

Description of Funeral Oar,
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REAprEe NATTER On sysry.psss,
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Remains to be Removed 10 illinois,

ProosodInEs Of Congress, Religious
aud Secular Societies, snd OF
state Organizations. If
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

APPEARANCE or DECElSED YESTERDAY
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- MATHEMATICIAN Bank OF tn Me

~ NONIces-NnIIOI1nI Bnmk OF IN NJ
TKoPnLIs. lin respect 10 the InemOry OF AnhAHAt
LINcoLS late PrssideIn of the rEited states ~
Bank will be closed on "WEDNESDAY, the ~
instant. Paper maturing ON hat day should n
attended 20 On the 18th Instant.
Np l7-a ,, h. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
A3r Mayors Once, city Hall, wash
insIon, d. T., April ~ ls65 Tho Offices of ihJ
Corporation will be closed until after the fuher'
of the late President OF the United States.
RICHARD wALLACH,
aplT.3id Mayor
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-18

THE ORDER OF ARRANaEMENT.
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"A. m ........

GEoRGE HARRISoroS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-10-04
A few Things to be Remembered.


We desire to keep a few facts relative to
the status of the Copperhead party in this
county, before the people. We would have
the people.
REMEMBER, that the leaders, one and all,
ardently sympathized with the traitorous
rebels, and that they now plead for those in
the custody of the United States with all
the earnestness of their souls
REMEMBER, that ministers of the gospel
were reviled, condemned and prosecuted
because they prayed for the preservation of
the institution of our fathers
REMEMBER, that the Copperhead party
IN body voted to exclude the soldier from
the right of suffrage, and that they kicked
men out ofthe party, who had the manli-
ness to disobey the order of the leaders and
vote the soldiers this privilege
REMEMBER, that every man who has de-
sired the success of the rebellion, who aided
abetted and countenanced them in any man.
ner, shape or form is Copperhead leader
to the extent of his intelligence.
Soldiers will REMEMBER, that if they vote
the Copperhead ticket, they will stand side
by side,with the distinguished parties above
enumerated. Oh,soldiers, can you mix with
such an array of treachery and traitors.
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COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENT.
c. EINNEY Chairman

z. FlNNEf. Chairman
HoRsEs.-T. J. Mccullough, Jared f. Irwin
saml Huston, Andrew Mcbride, Henry kerns
ID. S. Mitchell.
CArTLE.-H. Orr. John Miller. Taylor Rowles.
James A. Bloom, VIM. L. Ants, John Peters
James Irwin jr.
SHEEP ANDSwIYE.--Ab bram0 0gden ,Jno. II Rowles,
Geo B Logan, Milt Read. jas Mitchell J b Kelsey
Butter, CHEEsE AND FLoUR.--J. C. Airport j.
G. Schruyver F. B Garden. Miss Frank Huff,
Miss Barbary Shaw, Miss Elizabeth Porter.
VEGETABLEs.-P. T. Hegarty, John Stewart, jr.
Henry Post, & ". Rheem, James Irwin BRADY.
VEHcLEs.-Saml Robson, Hon. Jas Bloom
Jno: f. Rote, NJ. S.ogden, Jacob Guelich, Isaac
Caldwell
MERCHANDISE. &c.-E W. Graham. VIM F.
Irwin. Harry Bigler, A. G.. Flanagan, j. p Kratzer
II. F. Naugie. Joseph Dale, H. b. Thompson Jas
X Caldwell. Miss Laura Smith Miss Maggie Harts-
horn. Miss Clara Caldwell, Miss Eliza Read, Miss
Eliza Fullerton, Miss Bertha Wright, Miss Alice
Barrett, Miss Henrietta Irwin. Miss Maggie A
Re I'd.
FANCY DEpARrMENr.-Frank Fielding johnson
Holden, Fred Barrett, Jno. w Wright, E. A.
Wilson. }. F. Moore, Miss Agness Lanich, Miss
Mary Wallace, Miss Nary Coiburn. Miss Aman-
da Dougherty Miss Caroline McLaugh him, James
Dougherty Miss Hannah Cary. Miss sallie Rheem.
Miss Annie Mitchell Miss Mary Ann Adams, Miss
Eliza Mitchell, Miss Maggie Fullerton, Miss Jen-
ME Bloom, Miss Sarah Mcbride. Miss Sophie Car
den, James Leavy John Lyte- lawrence
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THE PIRATE SHENANDoAH.-As soon as
the dispatch reached Acapulco giving the
news of the destruction of American whalers
by the rebel pirate Shenandoah, the COM
mander of the English war steamer Devas-
tation, then lying in the harbor, sought an
Interview with Captain G p. Scott, of the
United States steamer Saranac, and inform
ed him that he should set sail immediately
with the Devastation in pursuit of tie Shen-
andoah, and should treat the rebel cruiser
as pirate and capture her wherever she
might be found He was as good as his
word, and left the port as soon as his ship
could be got under way.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-10-04
Jerry Black Buchanism,

Hon. JOHN B HAsKIN, whowas chairman
of the resolution Committee in the New
ork Democratic State Convention, in let
ter giving the secret history of the demo-
cratic platform of that state, says, that plat
form as originally drawn up by the leaders
contained a resolution endorsing the Ohio
Pennsylvania and New Jersey platforms and
that he Undue ed the Committee to throw
it out adding that his object in going to the
Convention was to oroia the Bourbon. Ia
tl"oiaghomisna Of the Ohio, the Jerry Black
den and Amboy Rip Tan Winklei:sn, of the
Ne,o Jersey Democratic Platform" :" Jerry
Black Buchanism is good. it expresses
fully the character of the Pennsylvania dem
ocratic platform; and that character was so
bad, it seems, that even New York Con-
vention of democrats could not be got to en-
dorse it.
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEES

Below We give the Vigilance Committees
appolnted-4or the several election district
in Clearfeld county:
Beccaria-J. NJ. Smith, A. Shoff, Johr
Hersh.
Bell-Clinton Thompson, A. B. Tate
Clinton NJ Cracken.
Bloom-J. Thompson, ST., z. Baily
= Kendell
Boggs-John Blair, A Baughman, G.
w. Adams.
Bradford-Allen Coupler W. II. Shirey,
Brady. H. Heasley, VIM. Porter, J.
P. Beck.
Burnside-Jack Patchin, Isaac KERN, E.
Chest-H Fl. Hurd, VIM. McGarvey,
Daniel Fry.
Clearfeld-J. H. Fulford, Robert A..
Mitchell, NJ. A Frank
Covington-Price Conaway, Joseph Goss,
Benz Snyder.
Curwensville-D. Faust, Fl. Hile, G. l..
Way
Decatur-Bruce Warren, Harry Goss, A.
Sturdevant
Ferguson-M Watts, John w. Bell, l..
Barrett.
Fox-N. Brockway.
Glrard-Wm. Murray, John S. Jury, P.
A Livergood.
Goshen-M. V. Catherman, Sampson
Lingle, I. II. Spence.
Graham-James McGwire, J. NJ. Katen,
0. G. Buck.
Guelich-Luke Millwood, Sam'l White
side, David Scott.
-, Huston-A. Lucore. VIM D. Woodward
Thomas Hewitt
yordon-Thos. Strong, H. Swan, G. j..
Miles.
Karthaus-Joseph Ruby, Henry Y others,
John A. Wycoff
Knox-Denton Beeman, Abraham Ran
kin, w. w. Cathcart
Lawrence-James W.Irwin, N. Rishel
A. G. Hoyt
Lumber city-Harrison w. Spencer G.
FL. Lytle, L. B. Ferguson.
Morris-Geo. ID. Hess, S. p. Swartz,
James Hughes.
ashington-Wm Feath, u. S. Plott-
ner. S. Mcfwen
Penn-John Russell, Alex, Mcdonald,
G. Deuchman.
Pike-Thos. S. Norris, Jos. A Caldwell.
b. HaTtshorn, Jr.
Union-D. Z. Brubaker, d. Dressler,
j. w. L. Holopeter.
Woodward rd-Wm Alexander, Richard
UOSS, Gam otott
The duties of these Committees are man
fold They are to see that every Union
man is al the polls-that every Union voter
Is supplied with tickets-that the tickets
are not wantorly destroyed-and challenge
all illegal votes offered SO that the purity of
the ballot-box may be preserved And,
should illegal votes be received, we desire
that they take down the name of the voter,
and tie officers that receive the same, and
forward them to us for future reference.
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Iron City Commercial College,
AND
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
T. W. JENKINS
j. {. SMITH A. NJ,
: Principles.
ALEX CnWIN

ALIEN. COWLEY,
F'rS' CoLtfgs BHskaing. cor Penn ami st Cko,rSt.
2r1 DrGoNt OIL Fsl2ow's Fl I'll Fifth St.
1A''a " Nos. 26 and 2s st. Cla,r ST
drr1rats for the Week Ending Sept. %, 1865.
. ". Cowell, Callensburg, Clarion co. Pa
" = 6ross, Cumberland, Allegheny co. Md.
L. u H. NJ Cleland ,Swickleyville, All y co. Pa.
y; :; Hchuck, Buchanan, Allegheny CO.. Pa
H. u. .Overholt, Pennsville, Fayette co. Pa
:, Newcomer, Broad Ford, tayette CO., Pa.
" 7. Bailey, Pittsburg, Pa.
~ ~ T. McGintie, Indiana Pa.
". W; Gelvin, Meadville, Crawford co. Pa.
" u; u; Kamerer, Adams, Armstrong co. Pa.
y. ". Wilson, Shaver Greek, Hunt. co. Pa
=. = VI Colwell, Paris, Wash CO., Pa.
I, u ;; Vincent, Waterford, Erie co. Pa.
N n; ;; Nlmrod, Waterford, Erie CO., Pa
" n Barnett, Dudley, Hunt. CO., Pa.
~ ~ Barnet, Dudley, Hunt. CO., Pa.
n n MMcDDamels; ~ Warren, Warren CO., Pa.
~ ~ fn norman, Warren, Warren CO. Pa.
y Nherebro, Sycamore, Dekalo CO.. Til
+ + H.n, w. herr, Wilkins, Allegheny CO., Pa.
Il; Il; Hammer, Findley, Hancock CO.. Ohio
W H. Hood, Lock, Licking CO. Ohio
u NJ: Z. Smith, Westville, Col. co. Ohio
II r. ilson, ottawa Lake, Monroe CO. Mich
Il. Rouse, Ottawa Lake, Monroe co .M;ch
- Steele, Allegheny City, Pa. i'
For circulars or information concs-n;n - -
College, address '' mug ''e
JENKINS, SMITH & CowLEY,
PITTSBURGH pa
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WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Sept. %, 1865.
Mr.. S. j. Row:-DEAR SIR: We desire
Oh to publishin your journal the following

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Sept. %, 1865.
Mr. S j. Row:-DEAR SIR: We desire
you to publishin your Journal the following
Tribute of Respect.
At a special meeting of the Bellies Let
tres Union Society" of Williamsport Dick
inson Seminary, held September 81, 1865,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Wtereas, 1t has pleased God in the exer-
clse OF his infinite wisdom, to remove from
Us by death, a warm friend and fellow mem
ber of the Bellies LettreS Union Society,""
IRA \. BoYNToN, thus brings fresh to our
minds the Divine injunction ''Be ye also
ready, therefore
hesotCed, That lille we meekly bow in
submission 10 the will of Him without whose
know!edge sparrow does not fall, we sin
careiy lament this early and untimely death
Of our cherished brother.
ResOtred, That as society we feel the loss
Of a Jealous and devoted member, one whose
kind heart and cheerful spirit have made
an impression not easily effaced.
Resolced, That we tender our warmest
and most heartfelt sympathies to the be-
reaved family, thus called upon to mourn
the loss OF dutiful son and afectionate
brother.
Resoired, That as token of respect, we
U"ar the usual badge of mourning for the
space of ten days.
Res0Lred, That these resolutions be pub
llshed in the ''Raftsman' Journal and in
the Monthly Star Of Literature, and also
that the afflicted family be furnished with a
copy OF the same. ID. A DEARMoND,
c. s. Cox,
T. II. MURRAY,
Committao
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Union Meeting.

On September 9th, 1865, large and en-
thusiastic Union meeting was held in the
Court House at Clearfeld
The meeting was organized by calling
Hon. JOHN P. HoYT, to the chair, as Pres
;dent; ana Capt. r. III. Walk, Robert
Ross. A. Bell, H. Swan, j. NJ Gaughey, L.
J IIurd H. B. Bailey, Fl. Heverley, JAS
White, H. Bridge, A. Goss, j. B. Hewitt,
and 6. Hegarty, as Vice Presidents; and J.
II. Fuii6rd and D. S. Moore, as Secretaries.
4 resolution was then offered by B. Harts-
horn, Esq, requesting J. B. NJ En- ally, Esq, g,
to address the meeting Mr.. NJ Finally was
then called upon, and complied with the re-
quest, in manner highly gratifying to the
audience.
IL. B. SwOope was then called upon, and
replied in his usual elegant and amusing
: 3, which drew forth repeated and enthu
siastic applause.
At seasonble hour the meeting adjourn
ed. J. II. FULFoRD,
ID. S. MOORE,
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A Man who has been cultivating tea, as
an experiment, since 1860, writes to the Sa-
wanna Herald that most of his plants grow
finally, his tea is of good quality, and that
the plants will do quite as well in Georgia as
in their native country. The plants require
no culture after the third year. If well tax
en- care of, by that time they viii be large
enough to commence the manufacture of tea
from them. The yield to the acre is from
three to four hundred pounds, and the plants
The r Sf of ea esGsa s aot ected IF dn
will not modest the plants.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-10-04

By whaling vessel arrived at New Lon
don, from the Arctic Ocean, advices have
been received from Captain c. H. Hall, the
explorer. who left the United States in 1864,
under the patronage of Henry Grinnell, Esq.
Mr.. Halls letters were expressed one hun
dred and fifty miles over ice, on dog sledges
to reach the open sea- He has obtained
much valuable information in regard to the
Franklin expedition Mr.. Hall expects to
spend most of his time in King William s
Land, and on Boothie Felix Peninsula, and
desires that vessel shall be sent in the
spring of 1867 to bring him home