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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-17
E.T,Ia:l ! Q 81 |sSsI:::l
" ALL SUFFERERS Z

n ALL OUT ChG No ~
from Pulmonary Diseases. frrsons Icbudy
icnt1ic u csL. sssrS. ar tHrontr D,sordeTs c
a.sJ n"t"rc. "md uH srf.1se Insf l"'ees
are feps, ss,i, rtnd. Flny 'srr,ssdryd
NERVOUS TGNIC AID EVAPORATION,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tho CUaArfvB BAIeAN
IL Warranted. IL used &C.
eordirg 10 Directions. to
Care 10 all cises. Coughs,
Co Dis. Croep, Nhooplng
Cou yh. Asthma. aud all
affections oilheThroai and
Lungs.
Madame Zadoc PortcY'a
Balssm IL q purely veges-
able Expectorsni, prepas.
ell with great care and sci.
cntlie skill. from a comb.
nat.on of IN bes. remediee
the vegetable kingdom II.
tords
lts remedial qualities ere
based on It's poweFto ASSET
the healthy and vigorous
circulation Of the Blood
ihroa h tue LnnAo.
II eDlivens the 0nee3oo
a. d s@sis:sdhc skin 20 pet,
form the dutie. Of fegu'f
ting the heat Of the system,
and In gently throwing on
the waste substance from
the surface of the body.
I Itloosens the phlegm,io
/ duces free spltting,and will
| ne found very agreeable TO
/ the taste II Il not q VIC
ant earn a,,v hUf asup'1iooA
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PoLITIQUE NAPoLEoNIENNE

Quel fruit nous revient.il de votre
politique. o Empire An dehors. Fl
talie que vous avez faite, vous est-elle
reconnaissance L'Allemagne que you:
avez laisse faire vous sers-t.elle alice
La Russie que vous avez vaincue, vous
prend.ellc pour jase dams les affaires
de Pologne, pour guide dams la ques-
ton d Orient ? Au Mexique, d'oa vous
faites une rctraite que ne chanteront
pas les Xenophons de l'avenir, qu'avez'
vous gague qui soft Ia recompense de
l'argcnt depense ct du sang repandu !
Au dedans, les impots aggrares, des
emprunts succcssifs ct Ia dette publ.
que accrue Parmee doublee. malgre
ID psix, malgrk nos veux. les Liberties
sjournees. 81 bien que du second EN-.
pire il faut remonter AZ premier pour
retrouver un gouvernsment qui cit
exige plus dc soldats, de pouvoir ct
d'argeut. La liberts qui NOUS berca
vous ouvrit 10 territoire de Ia patrie ct
les perspectivss de l'empire, reudes.
lui en- echange son droit de cite ct sa
part de puissance. 81 NJ. Olivier edt
tsnu IN tel langage. il eat peut etre Sc.
duit 10 chambre ct conquis son minis.
ters. Qaaud lie paysau du Danube cut
fais entendrs ~ Senat romain Ia We
rite tonjours bonnc l dire, il sc coucha
dams latitude dun condamne il ne
relcva patrice. -' ~ ..
En- quinse snnees De pouvoir ab-
solu, un peuple vicil'it ct s'endort. Au-
jourdhui, 81 10 rtveil se fait. 81 le mou-
remeut se propage, 81 les generations
uouvelles ssl Ient avec plus d'arleur
les souf]es de Ia vie ct dc Ia liberte.
l'honncur 10 cetle renaissance rcyicut
tout eutier a ccux qai mont pas deses-
pere : quelqucs deputies dams les ch; d
bres, quelques jouruaux daus le pays.
Pour prix de ses services. ct CONNIE
recompcnse dc son courage, Ia presse
elf, &c semble, merite des lois illus
douces.a Cepsndsnt, on nous rtIsrve
l'amende, CONNIE l des millionuaires +;
ID prison. CONNIE 4 des malfaiteurs
nous serons, CONNIE devsnt. JUICES, sup
primes ct timbres. C'est le cas- d'etre
meilleur quo ID fortune ct dc repeter
avec le poete qu'aimait l'empereur Au-
guste: Aujourd'hui. rions ct chantons :
qui salt 81 nous vivrons demain ?
ARTHUR DE BoIsslEu.
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16TRemerCiementS h rHon. F.
r. Poche pour l'envoi de divers journaux
ct des documents suivants: Message du
goupsrnsur Walls q Ia Legislature. 28 jan.
Visr Rapport du somai sur le ehemn de
fer du goJfe du Meziqus d Ia Legislature; !;
Rapport ds board des d,recteus Il du SUI
rntsndant du slmn,aire st de PEeole Mill
sa,rs de PEiat de Ia Louisianee. w.
A0Nous avons recu d. NJ. Rufus DOL
bear une brochure imprimee avec luxer en-
iermant le compte-rendu de Ia c6remonie
qui . eu lieu au Lyceum Hall, ewes fe-
vrier dernier, l foccasion du 35e ssSiver-
saire du COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. On y lit
les discours da president Dolbear, du DR.
Palmer, ct de NM. George A. Jones, DE-
PAlabama, ct Charles Gayarre, de 10
Louisiana. Oette brochure Sc vend an
profit de PHopital du Sud, prix, SO cents.
~LA seconde livraison de i'euvre si re.
marqusble que nous avons annoncee ct re
command6e d nos lecteurs, LA CAUSE PER-
DUE, Went de paraitre. Ellie content Ia
6n dni chapitre III, le chapitre Nv Id
WfysfStt0tkeubf ue AZ. DuCHQluU LpfyOQES
du Kansas 4 Dc John BrotCn; Lure de
Helper; Election prSsidenfielle de 1860 !;
--et lc commencement du chapitre " Ia
Stossioa. h note sont publiees l'ordon-
nance de secession de la Louisiana ct Ia
liste des conventionnels qui ont sigae ce
document. Les prochaines livraisons Sc
ront accompanies de maguiGques por.
traits De Jefferson Davis, Lee, Beauregard,
Stonewall jackson. Prix de iouvrage
complet, $500 psyables d'ayance. On
peut souscrire aux bureanx de Ia Rsnais-
sauce, 48, rue Cont. Nouvelle Orleans, et
4 ceux du Mesehaei5s. ~ 5@a7
SM J.H..H. Hedges tient actuelle.
ment Ia disposition des planteurs 10000
boisseaux de graine de cotton, recolte de
1866. varieties suivantes PETIT GULF,
MONTEREY SILK, BoY DPRoLIFIc, MEXICAN,
SEA fsLAyD.---et 5000 boisseaux de veri.
table graine PETIT GULF, recoltee pres de
Rodney, Mississippi. Ecrire aux boites
l66, rue Gravier, ct 1917, Post Office.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CouY du Quatrieme District Judiciaire
Mo. 327- -.
Succession de feu Hermogene CLEMENT,

Attendu que 1rma Montz, venve en-
premiares nocesd de feu Hermogens Clement,
ct epouse, On secondes noces, d'Edouard
Clement, - tutrice, ct Edouard Clement,
co-tuteur, tous deux residsnt en- cette pa
roisse St.Jean- -Baptisfe, ont enregistre en-
cette Coar, lie IS du cOarant, IN tableau 0u
compte etablissant l'actf ct le passif de 10
dite succession, demsndant l'homologstion
d'icelui, .H#
Avis public est, par ces presentes, donns
l thus ceux que celia pcut interesser, d'a-
yoir / deduire par ecrit, au bureau ds
prefiier do cette Cour dams les trente jours
qui suivront Ia date Do ID premiere publi-
cation des presentes, les raisons pour les
quelles ledit compte ou tableau ne serait pas
approuve ct homologue conformement d 10
demande des pttitionnaires. & t
80 Temoin ma main ct 10 sceau de
U.s. ladito cour, en- Ia paroisse Saint
Jean Baptiste, le 20 mars A. d. 1867.
ZENON MILLET,
depute greficr.
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EP HEM BRIDES

Mars "a 39a-Code de Theodose, publ,
par Honorius, son flS
l773-MOrt do Philip Dormel
Stanhope, comte de- Ches
terfeld, 4 Londres.
lS20-Naissance d'Elisa- Rache
Felix, 4 NUM-, cantond'Ar.
gOvie, Suisse.
" &" lS22-Nsissance de Henry Mir.
ger,a Paris.
.@ E" ls49-Bataiile de Novare; Char,
les-Abert battu par les Au.
trichiens il abdique.
" 1666-Mot dc Ia refine Marie.
Amelie, veuve de Louis
Philippe, / Claremont, An
gleterre
g % 1854 Premier etablissement
-". dams le Maryland, ! Pile de
-E-s Settlement. ..s ....
i799-Bataille de Stokach.
ls64-Les Confsderes s'empa-
saa rent dc Paducah.
rs 1I99- Richard Ceur de-LiOn
aa. blesse 1 repaule gauche All
siege de Chilus, al pied du
-. a.a. chateau de Chabrol, par
saa# Bertrand dc GOurdon, ar.
a@a cher d'Adhemar, vicomte
@ 90 de Limoges II meurt de sa
blessure. aa
=" l772-Mort De Duclos, rhisto-
81 a- Fien. sa
"a l6l5-Mort de Marguerite de
Valois, file de Henri J. ct
premiere femme de Henri
Nv, nee le l4 mai 1858.
ls54-MoTt du due do Portland
" lS66-Le president des Etats
~ Unis oppose son veto ap
bill des .droits civils.
% l602-Traise de psix entire ID
France ct 10 roi dc Naples.
l60l-Dscouvertc dc ID plsnete
r.. al Pallss, par Olbers, entire
Ceres ct Psyche.
!Sl5-Naissance d Arsene Hous-
g@sgss .saye, / Bruyeres, pres de
Laon, Aisne.
ar" 20 l769-Naissauco de- Nicolas
Jean-de-D Dieu SOult, mare
chal do France. due de
Dalmatie, 1 Saint.Amans-
.sa- la-B..tido, France; mort
1l796-Charet.e est fusil!e Nan.
tes. &"
lsH-Les forces des Etats. s.Unis
s'emparent dc Vera.Cruz.
30 l7s9-Siege do Saint-Jean d A
ere. ### -. ..
lSl6--Mort de Jean.FraneoiI
Ducts, / irsge de SO ans.
d" lS30-Charles-Leopold Frede-
rio, uonme grand due de
ls36-San-F Felipe brils.
lS56-Traits de psix entire Ia
France,lAngleterre, le Pie
VIA mont ct II Russie.
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VBWU2 vOHRIg1
AU ST-JiNES EMPORIUM
Wabitaion sErTIME EONTIEN J
lSt-Jacques, rive droite1
sss" par .1UHERT 8 TSsSsxEn
NENEZ WORRY!

Ce splcndide etabliasement, auquol rion no
mhnque, absolument parlant. &c recommando
do lui-mtne Messieurs lea Habitants ct nu
Public en- general, sous tous les rapports:
l"E'0r u S'srtfIt tsRsste 81 H Shcir
parfaIt dcs mnrchnndises qui son, offcrtes
en- ycnte;
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o. 1dr La MOQlClCe lnOulo
des prix auxqucls sont r6duits les nombreuy
articles qui composent Immense stock do
NM. AUBERr & TEISSIER; 10 but dos
proprietaires dc co BAZAR UNIVERSAL
est dopercr do grandes ventes des benffice,
tres restrcints. " -
Ine simple visite au ST. J.s.NES
E.Ms,OK1U.N donncra plene ct entierc
satisfacfion aux personnes qui voudront bicn
honorer Get etablissement dc leur confiance
ct s'assurer par elles memes dc la
QuANTITE EFT DE Ia QUALITE
du stock qui y est accumu,e. Une visitcc
rendue d propos a MN. AunEnr & TrlssiEK
scra TN E
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To- STATE OF LOUISIANA
Nc - ta s-s# r tss HFfaa
pARtsH OF sAIxT JoRx THE BAPTIsT
rolrtA JuAieial District Colrt
No 327- /"
,ucc' ion Of the late Uermocsn ne CLEMENT

Succ ion Of the lste Hermossne CLEMENT
Whereas Irma Montz, Widow by first
marriage Of the late Hermogene Clement
and wife by second marriage Of Edouard
Clement, tutrix; and EdouArd Clement,
co tutor, both residing IN this parish Of St.
John the Baptiat, have flied In this Court,
on the 25th inst, . Tableau or Account
showing the assets and debts Of said success
sion, praying for the homologatiou Of the
Rlic notice IL hereby given to all
nych it may concern, to show cause, II
III they have or can, by writing, to the
clepk Of this Court, within thirty days
from the date Of the first publication hereof
why said tableau or account should not be
and homologated - prayed for
by the petitioners
~A In faith whereof have hereunto
~ set my hand and affixed the seal oi
said Court at thc Parish Of st. John the
Baptist this 26th. day Of March A. d. 1867.
ZENON MILLET,
mich 30 dep'ty Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
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EDGAR POST-OFFICE
Saint-Jean-Baptiste
LA CREVASSE ROMAN

LA CREVASSE ROMAN
De tcnps . autre OF / des perio
.les de plus cu plus rapprochtes. le
formidables eaux du MISSISSIPPI rom
'pcut 1eurs digucs fagiles. envahissen
les champs de l'bomme et ruiuent se'
cultures. Nsss avons eu, il y . quel
rsesnuness.' .'lesercvasses Bell. Labran
ahe, Bouligny ;.sas avons au;ourd'hu
Ia crevasse Roman, qsi s'sa declares
ie 20 4 st'Jacquea, siss droite. sur h
plantation -Sylvers& Esphsuon Ro.
man. en- face meme Do h demeurs de
n. Sylvere Romas Assi'st b catas.
trophs susvenus et 7'alsrne donnee.
tout le Dsnde . fat - 1evoir les
voisins ont apporte leur soncsurs; Il
colonel Roman . oaert tost h 6cis qui
se trouvait disponibls l - seiesie le
senateur foche It le rcpresentsut De-
Pootsr ont denande I Ia Legislature
une ALLEGATION Dc $50. 900 1e m5or
Green. ingenisur de PEtst, . visite le
theatre de l'sccidont ct , q fait trans
porter des msteriaux. ct NJ. J..V.
Durable. president du board des ievtes,
a redige unc circulairc contcnaut dcs
'conseils ct dcs Instructions l'adresse
Xes planteurs riversins. On nous svait
assure que taut d'efforts reuuis avaieDt
%tE couroEpts de success et nous avions
.accucilli cette bonnie noayclle svec Ia
confance que nous iuspirait le desir d.
"a recevoir. Malheurcusement, clio
e'ait au moins prematures et jusqu'a
present le Mississippi emporte tous les
travaux ct elargit Ia breche primitive.
NJ. Baylry, suriutsodant du chemin De
fer dcs Ope'oasas. penss que linonda.
lion ne s'etendra guerc au'dsla de ses
l'm'tcs acsuci'cs, feau de ID crcrssse
a'lans tO"ber dams 10 lao des Allc-
mand'. pnis S'ecoulant par 10 bayou
du meme nom. aasss lsrss ct asses
proiond Tour operer % dtgagement
MAS Il comptc s'n' les nouvelle' Gre
vases don't nous "en'cens Ct e dss'e
gr0ss'ssans ct lee oo~b'euss' hltratioos
Wv ' ''''.. -. '.'''
Aa cause '~mea's'e o = cfssasse
''o'"an est W ''oo ecrcs'sse VOLTA
&c q"' : sum poef "'ssf one 'eVee
~ % e'0ya'' s0''oe 9 que pf0'eseait
'no 'a's' oa''a'e' ''a'' = cause e'ol'
s'ee " p'o'0' pern'0eote % ess CO.
ta'''oPne' eSt ail'eur'. Nile e@ evi'
aomment dans u violation ds' lois "a
t"re''e'' dane 70 sys'eme Dc contraction.
pretere au systeme d'espanfiop do
neuse' M pol't'que.-et Is Congres
idiot qui nous opprime pourrait fire
lei une comparison instructive e.-la
compression smsos l'szplosion Ct le
desposis'ne les rtsolstio0s; ea hydrss-
lique, Pendigaement artisoisl provoqae
IL debordeness vielens = destsusssur. |
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i moissonnera autant de gloire pour
10 moins qua Manassas ct a Charles
n,
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M yAAMyENA4

Les habitants qui desirent 90 proeurer
Fappareil an gas acide sulfureux, connu ei
patente sons lc nom de PATTisoS REvoLvISo
CsL'sDER, cont rcspectueusemcn invites
falre immedinfement leur dcmando a ccl
effet, pour eviter tout rrtard. Cet APPAREL,
pour la Qualification du jus de came, es,
Observation-Disclosures superieur tout autrc
Pleine ct eutiere satisfaction sera donnee
avant que le Placement ne soft exige. H.g
sadrcsser 4 PATTISON g. CAGE,
t Houms, paroisse Terrebonnc, La.
DRtterences- St.Jeam- Baptiste: eB
b Nm. THos. Y. MAJ, OcTAyE HYNEL
II iRAxcoN WEsRI. Fl a
23d la.
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EA9x x.N3Sk.:: NA.ysE..:s
DEvICHY (ALLIER) FRANCE
.a .. DEPOT s
CHEZ MN. CHURCH q DRUIlHeT
13a-Rue 0ravier-138
N0uvclle.OrlfanS.

MN. Church e. Druilhet vienncnt do rece.
yoir direcfement do fetsblissemeDt imperial
de Fichy, un envoi dee eaux mineralcs si
1ustement cele bres de cctte Vile L'usage on
eat devenu general en- France ct 20 propage
rapidement fetranger. Leur action bienfai.
eante se Danifeste non. seu lement dams les
affections concernant les organes digestifs,
mais dams toutes les maladies chroniques des
orRancs abdominaux.-Elesp peuyenf fgurer
aussi sur la table des personnes bien pOrtan,
les, ieur usage en- melange avec 10 win evi.
tant souvent lee naladies de lestomac apre &
10 rcpas. Files traversent les mcrs ct restcnt
piusicurs annees en- depot sans offrir aueuue
alteration appreciable. ... ...-
NM. Church & Drullhct pcuyent liyrer
immediaien,ent les Faux provcnant des trois
sources suiyuntcs: '# e.
La GRANDE.GRILLE
Lean dc Ia source de la sGrande. Grille cs.
particulierement employee ayec success dams
les maladies des voies digcstives, les ensorge.
ments du foie ct de la rate, lea pesanteurs
destomac, les affections lymphatiques, les
coliQues hspatiques, les distractions visce.
rsles, les suites des fsvres paludeennes, les
calculs biliaires, la gravelle Ellie determine
parfois de legsres purgations. ~S ID.
go LES CELESTINS ..' .
L'eau des desx sources des Celestins, legs
rement aigrelette, convient aux gray yelenx,
calculeux, diabetiques, goutteux, rhurnati.
SAINTS. Ellie ne convient nj aux personnes ir.
ritsblss, nsrveuses. nj aux hystSriques.
sai ia-aa HAUTERIVE @1.@
La composition chimique dos caux do cetie
source est Ia meme que celle d-s sources dcs
Celeslixs, OF les vertus des deux sources sont
identiques. ae agsr-. at .geazA
NM. CHURCH = DRuILHEr peuvent rom.
plir les ordres pour les autres sources de
'yichy: HoPIrAL, AEsDAnEs, PARc, puts.
cHoAEL, ct pour les sells ct pastilles.
aa Dtror CHEZ NM cHuRcH . DRu,LREr
la l3s rue Grarier-NRe. ORLEANS 7"#l
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MarCh6 Avantageux!!!

L'assortinent do GO magasn do premier
ordre est sans contredit il !e plus considerable
ct lie plus conplet que jamais on ait WI dams
Ia campngne louisianaise. En- donner rana
iyse ct Ia nomenclature dams une colonne dc
journal serait chose impossible. Mons nous
bornerons dire gu on peut 40 procurcr a &c
waste bazar toutes les marchandses do tout
genre ct de toutes provcnances, telles que:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-22
The Abolition PARTY"

Years ago, the shareholders of the South
with the doughfaces of the North, managed
TO make the term a60litioRtSt one of great
opprobrium Many an honest Northern
man, who really conscientiously looked upon
the barter In human flesh as heinous crime
against God and humanity, shrank from
avowing his opposition to that stupendous
wrong because he was fearful of being sub
jected to the ridicule and contempt Of his
ignorant neighbors by being called an aboli-
zionist. But time rolled on, and so did sla-
very, until the uphOlders of the institution
arrogated to themselves the right not only to
dictate the policy of the Government in the
interest of slavery, but the right to destroy
the Government on the plea that the addi-
ton of free States imperilled slavery When
this fact was clearly demonstrated, the abo-
lition of slavery became a national necessity.
No man, honestly loving freedom, longer
shrank from being called an abolitionist
There was then no opprobrium IN the term.
Shareholders and doughface Democrats hiss
ed 1t through their teeth, but it had lost its
force Of ridicule and became power of pa
triotism. During the war, when it was clear
that slavery was the prime cause of the re-
bellion, to be called an abolitionist, was to
be recognised as an emphatic and uncom-
promising Union man. But 1t Is little
strange and significant, that though the
doughtaces Of the great loyal States should
still cling to their old slang terms, as if by
calling names they could revive some of the
old fury which once howled in the path of
every true lover of freedom. The slave
holders created the opprobrium which once
attached to the name 'abolitionist, in the
hope that public attention would thereby be
attracted from the foul wrong of slavery,
but they failed and lost their institution.
As the Democratic organization is the next
great wrong to slavery, reeking with the
blood of the best men of the North, it be-
comes a question whether the term abolit-
hontsts may not mean literally the destruc-
tion of the Democratic party. The abolition
of what is called the Democratic party, is a
consummation which challenges the efforts
of the best men of the land. That party is
as dangerous to ouniversal liberty as was the
institution of slavery Hence It's abolition
Is as necessary to the safety, peace and true
glory of the country as was the abolition of
slavery. Democracy in this country can
never mean anything but treason. Ten
years ago the sole effort of the Northen fac
ton OF the Democratic party was to encour-
age the shareholders to acts of notification
and treason. To-day what is left of the
Democratic party is engaged In wild strug-
gle to insure the escape, from all just penal
ties, of those guilty of treason. While
there is such a combination of wrong in ex-
istence, it is essential to national security
that there should also be maintained in
strength and power an abolition party.
Hence, we bid the doughtace Democracy
welcome to all the enjoyment they derive
from calling Republicans abolitionits. We
accept the term as meaning the abolition of
Il n
graph.
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REGIsTER's S NOTICE.-Notice is her

REGISTER'S S NOTICE. Notice is here
A0 by given that the following accounts have
been examined and passed by me, and remain filed
of record in this Office for the inspection of heirs
egatees, creditors and all others in any other way
interested, and will be presented to the next Or
phans' Court of Clearfeld county, to be held at
the Comrt House, in the Borough of Clearfeld,
commencing on the Sd Monday of June 1867
The partial account of W s. Welles and c. s.
Shof, administrators of the Estate of John Shof
late of Beccaria twp, Clearield CO.. Pa decd
The account of Hannah Pearce, Administrative
OF the Estate of Francis Pearce, Esq. late of
Bradford twp Clearfeld county, Pa, decd.
Final account of NJ. S. Spencer, Administrator
of the Estate of Samuel Spencer, late of Penn
twp Clearfeld county Pa, deceased.
FINAL account of Jesse Goss, one of the Execu-
tors of Samuel W Smith, late of Guelich twp,
Clearheld county, Pa. deceased
The account of George Wilson, Guardian of the
minor children of Robert Leonard, late of Law
renee twp, Clearfeld county, Pa decd
The account of William Porter, Guardian of the
minor children of Alexander Stone late of Boggs
twp, Clearfeld county, Pa, decd
The account of Anthony Hile, Administrator,
and Mary Bloom, Adminstratrix, of James
Bloom late of Bloom twp, ,Clearf eld co., Pa dec d.
Registers Office. I. G.. BARGER
Clearheid. May %, 67. Register.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-22
The Release of Jeff. Davis.

The Republican press throughout the
country, and many of the prominent Re
publicans, deprecate the course of Horace
Greeley in becoming one of the sureties of
JEFF. Davis, as tending to create new troub-
les ard new complications in the South
The following extract from a Washington
letter, will suffice to show the view pretty
generally taken of Mr.. Greeley course
''This homage paid to the rebel chief by
radical leaders can but be productive of
harm at the South. Mr. Greeley is regard
ed there as a representative man, and others
who worshipped before the Davis shrine are
known to have heretofore been the bitter
opponents of rebellion. This unexpected
summersault can but inspire belief that
the North is changing its ground, and that
''the lost cause may yet be recognized
On the other hand, the freedmen, finding
themselves deserted by their leaders, will
naturally be led to commit desperate acts. -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-22
The Chinese in America.

The Chinese in California, says the Com
nlercedt, are having hard time of it, in
consequence of the prosecuting measures
adopted against them. This is-we know
not with what justice-attribute chiefly
to the Democratic party in that State. In
the East, that party claims to be the great
champion of the foreign element; especially
the Celtic race, the Tuetons being rather
too highly impregnated with republican
ideas, to be easily handled. But on the
Pacific coast, opposition to the Chinese, un-
derth name anti-Coolieism, prevails extern
siVeiy and IN a type of uncompromising
cruelty, beyond anything ever attributed to
know nothingism. 1t threatens to diminish,
If not to stop, the immigration of China
men into California, and of course greatly
interfe:e with the amount of labor and en-
prise in developing the riches of the coun-
try. The principal objection to this class
of people is, that they labor for less was es
than any other class. They have been very
useful in doing kinds of work that no Amer
ican men are accustomed to do, and extract
ing gold from diggings that have been aban-
doned or neglected by others, as too unpro-
ductlve to warrant tie spending of labor
upon. them. These men are said to be or
derly, sober, well-behaved. and.. let they are
wronged and prosecuted without protection
or chance of redress from the law. If they
were invested with the mysterious privilege
of voting, they would be differently treated.
The ballot would cover multitude of sins
greater than is alleged against them. There
is no chance for them but to get naturalizcd
into adopted citizens.