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@mgppGlfeDe NnGri5te ten mnb
NDt{s9n.

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Yrpttamatton bes RGntes pon
ISa9fen bDr feiner 8eriaguug.
Seim 6crauna1eu Der gfenbem erlieB &6nts
SoGann fol9suoe Brpflamattpn i.t-r
Gin Ntsiue treuen SaGIen! Gin unses
re6tlerti9ter @n9rif nGtFi9t Mid, bic 0af+
fen su er9reifen! a[SahIen! Weil mir treu
pr SADIE pes gtefts eines grubertammeS
l%tonpsn, reil nil. fetbieItsn an Dem 8anoe,
melGes baS 9rpBe beutiGe gaterlano 1tme
fAlin9t, neil mir bu~npesrtori9en Tprperin-
gen uas riGt fa0fen, tpsrbe1 MIR feinbli9 he
banpelt. Bie IAmer3liA aud Die Spfer lein
m6Ggen, pelGe has S6idlal uns. aufertegei
wirp, 1abt uas ntutbi9 gum &Ampfe eeben fur
pie beili9e Sa6e! Omar iinb mir 9erin9 an
3a9l, aber @ptt 1T in ben SAtpaden mGGs
tie, bic auf i'm traueily nnb bev 8eiltanb be8
gar3en bunbe5treuen Oeutlhlanbs ptrb unS
ntGt au6bleibell. Sin SD auGt fit ben 9lu@
9enbtif 9enbtbi9t, Der l1eberma6t ~ wei9en
unb NliA bon euG 3u %trenneh, 70 bletbe Sd
OoA in Der Mitte Wieiues tapferem 5eeres, no
SD MiA INNER nod IN Sa1em faiblen
merpe, unb. 9pfe, pean Der 6ilnmel III lere
@affen ie9aet, balo Su eu9 3urif3ute6rsn,-
8elt ~pertraue SD aufH cure Sreue unp Qicbe.
gBie mir in sutea Stunpen Sulammeneebat!
ten Ga6en, 70 .peroen mir and ia Der @tunpe
Der Briifun9 3u1ammenltebm ; Sertraut aud
t9r auf Mi6, oeren Wobt bos ;3iet Nteines
Strsben8 par un6 bleibt. Niit @;ott fir has
Ne9t! Das lei unler @a9lprud,.
Se6ann.
aia 9 rpf( m tton Oes a ii b l.
krenben preuBtI9en g enerats
an bic Sad EN-. General 8ittenfelo,
Der pOn Dippel uno 2Iien bsr einen militdriz
IArn Natnen bat, erlie6 BET ieincm ginmarl6e
in Sadien folgenbe proclamation
aa Sa6ien! SD ride III Gner 9ano elm;
,,idt aber ais Guer Seine, benin ide meiE, paB
Cure SYmpatbtm ni6t 3liammenfqllen nit
ben 8,ltre6ungcn @urer 0tesieruie. Sic 1T
es genet len bic ni6t cGer 9erubt bat, ais BIG
aus bem 8iinoniB oun Seterrei1 uno 8reu=
Zen bic Betnol0aft beiber entitanpen ; le al
lein lit bic geraulallunl, baB -@uer iASHes
2anb 3una6f .str sAauptab bes GriessS.
werpet ipirp. abers rneine Gruppen weroen
@uG In cetnlelben S'@laBe als 8rfunpe, tpie
@tnipebner uni eres eisenen QatbaS bebanbeln,
ais SIR 'iin5 ent9egentommen lnb bereit lein
werpet, biz. niat gu Sermeioeneen 9dlten bes
frie8es wtQi9 gu tra9en. SIN Gurer 5anb
allo pirb eS liesen, Bic Qeitenstes 8rieees su
ntitbern uno Die 8etrebun9eu Su p~eretteln,
bic 10 germ elm @eflbl Der 8~einolAisfeit
ben ~Serpanbtsn 8dfsftammea ~einimpfen mod.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-06

Gdlaeen, bic f6 Die betcen 5auptsesner
austbeilen, ptrb abrisenS BAG G6tdia al Der
eefunpanten, Der furfltden 3dunfSnt9e, abb
bansen. Diele S&lase rerOen ibcrbaurt
entI6eirenrer ietu als Die 3obuoien Sala@ten
i'm amerifanil4en &rte9e, pa in ben eurcpat=
lGem @rmeen Elm ri6tisersS gerba!tnib Der
WaFeneattunsen eriltirt unb i6 cine Before
Mnwenbung oerlelben ernarten laBt nno aui
Dem praftifablen bis sur fleiniien 5itte BE-
Ifannten Serratn eth Musipei6en unb @nt-
l6lIpfen auf so pber 100 Weilen nt9t f.
-lei&t mGeli1 III,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-06
8ertaui BON Eesieran0ss Gebdaoen, StdIen,
Sencen, Mbarpes &C.,
tn @ttsbarp .. 6.
Gen nR SiFre, l. DtuiFc1,

,:...g .a.u r. @lNia4iOn. 0G, 10. Sant 1855,
Guf @sfsbi hes Gensral Quartz rrntiAcss icirb asaDitnf-
tan, 10. Sui 1865, 10 utr Bermtttags hfetnrtnA Hb bic
~fclserten Sdse, 3nr lsEtsn StHnte tousesHrmussn 8reit6a,
-. Salt bis GlsS streuf urter Girtften fts eeyf.
O & 8rpTnino, &h. QGtr al Srt, unb Gteat na6tcttnts
beldtiebens& Gigeuiham dut 6%FentiiGtr auticp %strtdut
@tf an OfFssr, Hn % D2s BET l4O %srrii6dia, l6-2Op ak
1O-IS, is-sS, 1S@ie, sSii S96~26 urS aS~7be.
@eununea&tJiG l9, Asb;ttcr Qaertisrr, BON 0sIt, tier
.nheG tfrtts 1o-1S, Dteres en- 1l-l4 uAb ems 16-16 mtt
! sssa t1el @'Sspa i s'n s:g;, 2s-sS sss'tsets NIT
mt @Ibda 1917 urs, 5p suaen 9-12 uni l0-lO, 81
1870 NIT aatau 1914 24-24 NIT o~nap6snbea @@up-
Mepn (9l esrtf tdu'er. bnn SVIl, 2s-1sO spttfFdie
IS - 60 i 1t &mtdu Is go. % 14oJ ~Gstfbfts, rs
$50 NIT &nssa 10 . ~ as-l4O, % : so s%Ssiffdis 10
. 8astssssrsis!s (a2! staus sS9 9e5s { st'runb,sau:ts ri
nit d%nfrbenben @6uppen. ID SO.
Cir Il ':9OfpttaI Gtaa, Fpn &pls, NIT $40 etaeal 8a
GIN IL sanirs etau, bon suI,, nit 1912 stutar gas
8ss ss I. ,2o !, @ 5s@ss ~, ssn gI = l.: 2s 8 3 % 3. g
% lac, 2l-4s, % 500, 20 % unb II II.
@&uprsn 1858 %etuealfus, -
SIR ~tpaDDrsisls s2l sBaftrSstdtsr, 4 1e .ust Gus 'a''
S4t ]nsaess,ansia .7sl Srttpgen, 8H = 10, s1 SuB ttsf.
it @n ~ 6cul&Hppen, liz - 5l2.
Gin nj @5ttreitftaus. ovn 6rtt So - go.
Drst t3l aibarS's stasr %. 1si Quacratfus, tintr H..
169 o 5us unb etasr 1850 Quabratfus. - b.
Seneca 20 $50 2iuealfab.
Sin III StOttlus SUa SoIs, 81 1850. eaae4
= l6O. -"
GIN ~ @retnttaus 1872,
Oisie 8ebduoe wsrstn eiaseIn ber!auEtu nb nulaer biruet
20 Ea8en p"eaecrlumt serben, ,.rl hi
Die @teanos usrbtn a9f sprea bs sanfrs .absstrassas
has 81nhpia btr1- Eesu g .pInIAt, burb BE NegfrrunG
trfsufret ON ha Gtppt gnbarf sebraht. II
8eetneuneen; 8aor tn Der. Stcaten Gtlb.
NDua Strtb Str Mbarf ,aent am Wrrfauftttase teteT
Stunbe eth Scot mad @ieaborp. .snHIHs
gDettere Snfcrrnattpn fdnn man perfSrlId rttr fArtfts
I'd. ertaIten fut& @lpt. @fp 8rpraine, u = ~, @tesbprr
ptsr tn ttsffr Office.
fun22 iulI0fft EfHrtdGen tn GarAe, / Dip QN 60 ts-F
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Batter, alsemetn 9ea@teter iunger Ntann
mat, Der paS Nttentat 9egen ben nSraffn" gan3
duein erbahte unb auSfu9rte.
Gin 8oItSbempn frntton in
Reutltngen, @Hrttemter9. Sn
&eutlingen faub inter tcu Qulpi3ten pe6
Golfsoeretnes etre discriminating fatt,
Die i3 6eftis lopObl 9e9en DrcuBCn alS 8e9e''
Seferreid ol9lpradt uno Ipniit oen 1beretItsn
@ufGtub per 3iegterung ali Oeiterrsi@ mentge
ltens ~tloirsft miBbili9te, sic 9erlangt ol5s
taloi0e 2Bapl sinee peutiGen QQrlamentsa an
l@yua0 Sf5 Tei6zwaE(geebC8 pOn l849. =
Wm Smlulie muroe Gin 6U1 au Die
b4vtf ausgebra4t.
9Bettere6 II 69r5bte &rtegSppG
rottOnen IN 0entfAlanp, Gor
!3anaoser lAreibt man INTERN f8. Suut: T.
9ente3 oor ,sinem Sabre br9tn9en mir ben
soften Sabredtag beg StegeS BET 0aterlco,
III oent 0reuBsn unb Sduncorraner nit Elm
amber teitru9eu, unp teute iteben 8reuBsn II.
9aunCoeraner frie9sGereit chamber 9egeniiber.
Die ipefptalii6e DiDtlion riItfte 9eltern 2benb,
1890 Wfann fart, unter General gpeel
BON 5altenltetn Bier Elm.
Die DreuBen morl0irten In 6onnpber BON
bret Setten Elm unc Der GTntg fIcb lcfort mad
O6ttin9en, .naGoem Der S4ab nod @nelanb
9ebradt rOrpen mar. Die 9annGSer16e Nrz
NEE ccueentrirte iiN gu 0Stttn9en nno ipurpe
bon bort an her Werra 6era6 mad Qblrtnae,1
bright, nm gu ben 8aiern bel 8arSburg at
ltresn. GS Ieibt, Oas iet g~elunsen, bod lteet
rod niAtS @eptdes Dor. Die 9reuBen mar
lAjsten ndmtliA BON preuBi19 Sa6Ieu, BON
J|orben unp BON 0eblar aus In 6slIen Elm,
l9nitten Dem &urfErten Die N~id3nsslinie an
Der MiaiA @eierS8a6n eb unO ritdten 1nIori
n6rblid na9 Gaiel. Ser &urflrlt ftr9 uni
fl9rte feline Nrmee auf Der GjIenbabn mad
6ulDa Ole turbeitl6e Nrmee mar i~bri9eya
niGt mO6iliIjrt), un1 pon fpyt na9 @Ir3bur1
3u 3ieben, s. beiBt, CT lei ~sefangen ; Sc,
wiisS barber lift nod niNt %befannt; eben lr
msnia, p6 Getue Nrmee glidti@ aa9 8aierr
fpmmen ptrb.
Die YreuBen batteu Dor Dem @inridsn IN
timotum6 an 6anuuper uuO 6eien ge(6idt
Sn @afel fam e6 bem5ufolge SIT GoltSauld,t
fen, mel9e pen &urfIrlten GUT NeutralitG
3ipineen molten, NbGr Die 2tn9t UNI bic 0a
ter Der Sarltin BON 0dnau 1T Selterretd
tra@tsn i'm gum ginpnib nit eesterem.
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S3aattn2ge gOn{utsss SSereist.

Inter p6igem mamen sat fi@, ua& benz g~3ersifbc siez
Ter GtSbte III GuBtaub, 8etsieu unb @euti6tonb, am
90. Wiars >. s. ta0ier Elm Q5ereu ge9rinbet, ipelGer gum
3wed sat, ale notbWenbigen QebeH@oeblrfuilie, bic turH
Wiplpppiifir4ug uao Speculation in bic SE9e setrieben
ans trok beg DaQsu be5 &jplceS auf bieieg bpGen Breien
er9oiten perren, az @pniumente1 81 bebeuterb bitz
(ig Breiieu ii cit ~bertcufen uub tpeI3er ben &G,t=
fer. falls CT i4 on beu 8erein aai&IieSt, an teH erjielz
ten @etpinu tbeilHatinau Taft.
DAD uStfi8e @npitat tDtro curb IhtReile [&ttien] arz
iamueu8eiaoiieu, mei9e 6 pct. 5inen tro9sr. pa Elm
4ntGeil uuf 10 Dc1ar8 feh0eest rnb sesielte in rT@ents
tiden 2nSo9GnnGer ben 10 Gents eiu8e5 a9tt tpirD, 10 iii
iaIbt oer llnGtnitteire in &tsnee, It9 OIL bieieut 8ereiu
81 tct9eitigeu.
taun man iii Der Office bon Gttp. a. Scene Il Go IS
gr6ange Biace, G6e osH Sentbfr., er6atten, aud tpPrs
ben Saietpf @iu3eiEunnQeu ~eut8eSeu S%encmrrer. ,
Gbwarb u. 3eenSs rs
TNpril1 6-3nlt ObersGertraiter.
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Der t. preue. Several per Snfqnterie
unO cpmmnnDtrenbe General.

9erw artDsb Sttten elD.
INFLAMMATION bes CO nj m anDt1
renben preuBif9en @enerals
9annpbe ranfr. t.a Mlsa Sen.
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gs ,EG s8l ustii8iaGa usGn l1 tsea1 rss 1
sAinI1 I'D &3asg GS asga
.1sa5l53iasai3 ,gs5stsE@ e AaOs
.sgqg u.g ,ya@i4EssT9 SAg QlEseal
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-06

letptguna aeeen trgenp Setnarben. S@ Bin
nit etnteen Mitslierern jenes NatbeS befdnnt,
ia t6 betroHte fe ale meme Sreunne, aber
t6 fam cen @eif ni1t lpber, tprmit lie Die
GntIGetbung bes 8t6terS Garpo3u aufgencns
NET, nod bic Sera4tli&e, wern niGt trcbise
6altuns, Die fe se3et9t haten."
Nuf biele GntI9eipung Bin bepiuigte Nths
ter Brabp Die Sntunctipnen l1nb BITE Ntrfbe
f6nnen parauf bauen, baB fe bieler gtthter
oeqeu etwaiee neue @epaltlhritte beg Ncctie'
ratbes unb Der WOlt3ei belAaBen piro.
lsbriseuS 1T 3a glet6er Belt IN gtetp syort
nod Elm peiterer geriGtliGer S6la9 9e9et
Die Gcnutassmuderet %ssfulen. Mu4 Der
Neccrper6ddett,p Der tBSfteG riminalr'6ter Der
Staet, tat nemli1 an einent Der leBtert Gage
cine @ntldeiDuns seSen bic Gerfallaaesmas
+Btafeit ptS Ncciits@eleBes ab9e9eben. 9etper
a%eltottet 60 uns Der Naunt ni6t, Die lbarlin@
mae Gut(d eipuus 9adett's oolNfanpis mitsu<
t6eilen. gBtr bsben nar folgenbe namentli6
aud fir infer Warslanp intsreiia'te Sfele
bersOr a.,aa f,ia.
.,,llattr Sic Mnflaeepunttc 9ebSrt, RAT bte
Nnaetlaaten ibrs 9ptale niht t%p'rflart ,tuo
scGfanpte eeIalONen baben. $50 ite9t Die
yerfdIunamasi9 8efugniB GIT elmer iplden
8orldrift2 @ines NianueS 5aus 1T thinner
als feline felte Burg onseIeben trOrOe'1.e Siam
CT es nidt, 70 lanse er fein 8erbrehen partn
beoebt, uber unorrentli6es getra9en narin sc.
itattet, Dfen balten, 70 LANCE eS tbm 9efalt !
9elblt tpenrt man Der 9egislatur paS 9teft
eiuraumt, bic 8ertaufsltunoen Su re9uliren,
lit es pann elm @erbrehen, fein 9aas ptTeit gu
Galten2 Giele Qapenbelser rpbnen IN 5lnl@
mern nebsn Dem @erfauf6lpeal. 0lsthwobl
.Ica pteles gu alien .3tpeden, nid,t tlos 81
8erfauf6< 3weden, total 9elHlonen ietn, llnp
pas @eIsb lberId6t IS Der @iafiir stnee
8ptiaei.8 ramten, ibe. pieie Beltimmung 81
tpaAen."
NtGter 6adett pirlt bann bic Grage dnf
6Gnnen btele anlGEt9en @ara9rapbM 10 BON
Dem iibrteen @slebe eetrennt ,rerOen, Dap pc
fir nibttq e,flGrt perben fGnnen, Dbne pas
@eleb in leinem san3en l1mfan9 anauareiten !
Der Ni6ter fpmmt gu DEM 9e9eutbftlt9en
S6luIe unb slaubt, paB pa5 san5e WeleB
nt@tia iet, neil es bic Bia Of 9tisbts DerleBs,
tnoem es Dem 8lrger feline erfauftsn Nedbtf
EuUUVCp EuuptI pub w 'VN "" $500 -
fuaune iber lein Gisentbum 1tnpsre.
Mm S9luB erfldrt NiGter Sadftt, Dap tr
in alien Sauen, wel4e prr Jpn sebroht
merOen uS9en, auf pielelbe gSelle entiHetoen
tperbe.
Der WcGi3eiriGter Dotpline fat liA osnn
aud wirtli6 bur6 piels gntl&eipung pOrlau=
fig our gsrnunft brineeu lalen. Gr Bat be-
l6loIen feline Birtbe ipeget l1ebettrstun9 jss
mes @eIebeS mebr CUR 8arsldaft ansubalten,
Bis iber bofetbe pUn pcr Supreme Gourt nea
Gtaatss Nstu Sort enosalti9 eniANpsn letn
wirb. ssza a7geg s9gE
6pTsnGpir nun, bae biele SiiPreme Gunrt
i'm @eiEe Der moderen &idter- @aropSc, Bra=
By uno 5adett cntI9etpen Miro. Cine Sc
ri9ttt9e Qbfertieun9 uno llmtcbun9 peg
Gpnnfdesselsbes i'm erRen Staate ber Union
rIrbs ben Mufer-llnfu9 aud in bet anosrt
9taaten ernlli4 erl 6lttern.
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Die nGGfe GpGse bes trugtideu NfteS bsa
@enatUrS Zane miro Die fein, rag Der prin.
sipisntreue Senatur 9Omeru9 bpn &nnjas I'M
Bunbesienate fatt zines %obtriinnieen riuer
prin3ipienfsfen @plleeen befQmmt.
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M-E4stL+2 Eat9
ns3unIgsa j ltsis eas ass*
AG s&48S&21
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-05-23
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

The undersigned having removed his store 10
his New Building Pine Street. Glen Hope op
pOsite the ''Union House, is now ope ming and of
fering to the public the largest and best selected
stock of seasonahle goods ever offered in this
place and neighborhood, and VIII be sold at pri-
ces TO suit the times.
His Stock embraces Dry oods Notions Hard
ware Queens-ware, Boots, Shoes. Hats and Cans
Ready made clothing, Paints, Oils. Glass Nails
then-ware, and Stoves.
OF DRY-GOODS, he has Cloths Gassimers. Sat
tinetts, Tweeds, Vestings, Flannels. Shirtings.
Prints, Coburg cloth, Alpaeas, De LANES, cling
hams. Chintz kerchief Nubias. Sontags Nan
kin, Lawns, Linen, Lace Edgings Collars Trim
Inings, Braids, Walls etc
OF HARDWARE. he has axes saws, chisels.
knives and forks, locks, hinges screws augers
hammers, nails, spikes Stoves of various patterns
and sizes, fat irons, etc
OF GROCERIES, he has coffee, sugar, moIas-
ses, teas, rice. pepper, cinnamon, cloves, Flour
hams, sides. shoulders, fsh, etc.
VF QU2ENow ARE, he has tea sets. cups and
saueers cream jugs, tea and coffee pots pitchers
bowls, plates, dishes, etc.
OF CLOTHING, he has coats. pants vests un-
dershirts shirts, drawers neck-ties. gloves socks
hats, caps boots, shoes, etc
All the above, and mum erous other articles for
sale cheap for cash, exchanged for all kinds of
lumber and country produce.
Remember, that am receiving goods weekly
from Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and
Pittsburg, and that any goods can be furnished
very short notice.
CAL and examine the goods and prices and sat
lsfy yourselves of the utility of buying ct
JOHN ROBSON's
GIsn Hope. December 23 1893
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-05-23
Registers Office. May 81, 81
SHERJFF'S SALES.-B

SHERJFF'S SALES.-By virtue of sundry
- writs of Ve1latttohi Ezponas, issued of the
Court of Common Pleas of Clearfield county and
TO directed there will be exposed to public sale
at the Court House in the Borough of CIearield on
MONDAY the 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1866, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, to wit:
certain tract of land situate in Woodward
township, Clearfeld county, Pa, containing l09
acres, II perches beginning at post in the CEN
ter OF the road on line adjoining James Alex2n-
der, thence by lands of VIM. Alexander, sr n
773 deg, Z. 1874 perches to a white oak. thence
south 40 deg. w. 81 perehes to Hemlock stand
ing in the center of Shoff s lane thence south 30
degrees. west 81 percbes to place of beginning
with about 20 acres cleared, large two story
house and log barn erected thereon. Seized ta-
ken in execution, and to be sold as the property
of Christian Shof, deceased
ALso-A certain tract of land situate in Boggs
township, Clearfeld county Pa, bounded as fol-
lows viz: Beginning at post tn ence south by
George Hiekerman's land ] deg. west, 157! per.
to white oak ceHf, thence north SSt deg west
by Jonathan Wisefs land. III perches to a post
corner. thence north 40 deg east l02 perches and
allowance, with about so acres cleared and h ay-
ing log house and barn thereon Seized taken
IN execution and to be sold as the property of
Albert Owens.
ALso.-A certain tract of land situate in Cue
Itch township, Clearfeld county Pa bounded
west by the turnpike road north by lot of !
Lltz, east and south by lands Sf Patrick Flynn
with frame honse erected thereon Also lot No
IN the borough of 0sceola and bounded by lot
OF Geo Boalich. south by Curtin Street, west by
H. hephart. and north by alley with sma II frame
house erected thereon. Seized, taken into ex ecu
ton, and to be sold as the property of a e. Fox
ALso-A certain tract OF land situate in Bee
cara township, ClearfeId county, Pa. bounded
east by lands of Groom Il Co. north by James
Berge, south by Clearfeld creek, cnnta ining
about ono hundred and fifty acres. Seized taken
n execution and to be sold SIS the property of
Henry W. KiIman
ALso-A certain tract of land situate in -
township, Clearfeld county, Pa, bounded west
by lands of VIM Hunter north by land of Sarah
Wood, south by land of Isaac VampoIe, and east
oy iana oil = Browns, containing three hundred
and to be sold as the property of Jacob f Reed
and Samuel Powell. JACOB FAUST
May 23d, 1866. Sheriff
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TnE RAFTsMAn's JOURNAL.
A Monitor Bound for Russia.

The Nonadnock having voyaged safely as
far as Valparaiso, there Is no reason why
some other monitor may not do as well by
a trip in another direction. The British
and French are like careful mothers, and
are unwilling TO trust their lron-elads out OF
their sight; but the United States has con-
fidence that her armored brood can go alone,
which opinion the hard knocks OF the world
already endured by the monitors aforesaid,
seems fully to justify The -Htontonomdh,
monitor, iron-clad is, therefore, about to
dare the dangers of the broad Atlantic as
pioneer to show other nations that Amerl-
cans are ahead still in steam navigation and
all that pertains thereto. As IL e Sdrdnndh
was in 1919 the first steam vessel which
crossed the Atlantic, her voyage extending
to Cronstadt in Russia, so the HidRtOnondh
will be in 1866, the first steam iron-clad
monitor TO cross the big water, bound TO the
same port. The .SdyGRn0h was an expert
ment in the interest of peace, the lNaRtO-
noDldh is an experiment in the science of
war. In 1919 the British predicted that it
would be impossible for a steamship to cross
the Atlantic with safety-an opinion after
wards reatfirmed with some qualifications by
the famous DR.. Lardner, who had never
heard of the voyage Of the SardnRob. Al
though the art OF steam navigation has I'M
mensely improved since that time, and the
construction of arinored ships has been con-
sidered the extreme triumph ofnaval science,
nevertheless, it seems that foreigners must
take new lessons from the Americans.
The European iron-clads, even those con
structed as ships upon the old models, but
| protected with armor, are numbering, heavy
and dangerous. The nations which own
| them are afraid to trust them upon long
voyages Admitting their own failures,
they are quite positive that ii their ships
are not competent for long trips, those A
merican monitors, ''cheese boxes on RATS,
are, far less suitable They have predicted
their failure, but the MoRGdRock' has shown
that they know nothing about the matter.
The Htdntoaomah will be the next aston
isher This viii take ont Assistant Secreta-
~ Fox, of the Navy Department, who goes
as special representative Of the American
! Government to present to our friend, the
| Emperor Alexander, the resolutions OF con
graduation recently passed by the American
Congress, upon his escape from assassina-
ton. Mr. fox viii perform double duty.
He viii tender an acceptable compliment to
our ally, and he will appear under such cir
cumstances as will attract very earnest at
tention to his embassy. Our iron clad will
prove to Europeans that what they think
we cannot do, we can do. And while it may
be admitted that they have not yet been
able to construct an irOn-clad vessel fit TO
cross the Atlantic. they may digest their
modification at the thought that the A
mericars have.
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An Important Bill.

A very important bill passed the House
of Representatives the 18th. 1t relates to
the Territories of the United States, and
prohibits their legislative assemblies from
passing special acts conferring corporate
powers, but authorizes them TO pass general
laws for the purpose. 1t declares null and
void all special charters heretofore granted
oy any legislative assemblies. The sixth
section provides that no person appointed
by the President to any office in the Terri
tories shall receive compensation until he
shall have entered on the discharge of his
officer shall be paid for the time he may be
absent from the Territory without authority
from the President. 1t prohibits legisla-
tive assemblies from granting divorces, but
leaves that authority with the Courts of
the United States in the Territories. The
ninth section is as follows:
And be 1t further enacted, That within
the Territories aforesaid there shall be no
denial of the elective franchise to citizens OF
the United States because of race or color,
and all persons shall be equal before the
law and all acts or parts of acts. either of
Congress or of the legislatives assemblies
of the Territories aforesaid, inconsistent
with the provisions of this act, are hereby
declared null and void.
The tenth section entities Territorial
Secretary. who performs the duties of act
ing Governor in the absence of the Govern
or, to receive pay equal to the Governor S
salary.
Anineffectual effort was made to strike out
the ninth section, and the bill passed by {
vote of 20 to IS.
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EvDUCATIONkL.-The undersigned in
az tends opening a school in the Town Hall,
Clearfeld, the first Monday in June TO eontin
ue for term of eleven weeks.
Thoroughness will be aimed at in all in
structions Not how much but how well' is the
principle upon which the exercises will be con-
Quoted
Particular attention paid to Penmanship and
Book keeping
a daily register is kept of the attendance, de-
pertinent and recitations Of each pupil, which is
sent weekly TO parents-thus furnishing them
with constant information of his standing and
progress in school
Public exhibitions are not held at any stated
time. but parents and guardians respectfully
invited to visit the school and observe the
in which the daity work is performed.
TERMS OF TUIrToS.
Spelling, Reading Writing Primary Arithme-
tic and Geography, 81 90
Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic and
Eook keeping, So 90
Algebra, Philosophy, Geometry. Mensuration
and Surveying, 81 90
Latin and Greek with any of the above bran
ches, SO 90
For further information apply to
c 3. SANDF0RD.
May 23d, 1866. Principal