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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-15
TREASURES SALE
OF UNsEATED LANDS.
FOR TAXES
For 1867 and previous years.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that in pur
suance of an Act of Assembly, passed
the 18th day of June, A. D. 1915, entitled
s'An Act to amend an Act directing the
mode of selling unseated lands, in Clear
field county" will be exposed to Public
Sale or outcry, for the taxes due and
unpaid thereon, at the Court House In
the Borough of Clearfeld, on the Sec
ond Monday in June, A. d. 1868:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-15

Favorite game of blacksmiths-old sledge.
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SERIOUS sARaoom ATeacATloN.

Last evening James Devlin, employed At No n
Murray street, felt like imbbing large quantity OF
alcoholic stmulant, and during his wandcrings no
called into the liquor store Of John Petre No. 2lo
Canal street, about hafpast nine O'Clock. whom,
after calling for '1ittle Bourbon for which he
fused to pay. no became involved IN serious alter.
cation with tho barkecper, Henry Eicks, who has
After many words the quarrel ended with Eicks
throwing tumbler q Devlin, striking him IN
In such . terrible manner that he bcd most pro-
fusely, saturattng his clothes from neck to foot.
Of1cer Campbell, OF the Fourteenth precinct, patrol
ling his post near the saloon heard the injured mans
cries and Fastening to the spot conveyed both Devn
and his assalant TO the station house. where the lat
Central once, where after great difculty DR.. Arm
strong succeeded In taking up the severed vein and
staunchng the now OF blood, when he was sent 70
and face were badly lacerated and bruised-proof
that his last glass OF liquor was dearly purchased
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Meeting Of the Legislafurc-The Governors
Message.

Meeting Of the LeglsIature-The Governors
Message.
COLUMBUS Nov. %, 1868
The Governors message was read before the Gene
raj Assembly to-day. He Says
The financial condition OF the State Ii satisfactory.
The report Of the commissioners for revising the
laws relating TO the financial system Of the state was
laid before you 1t the last session. Their report was
accompanied BY eight separate bills for consolidate
ing the present laws. These bills have already been
considered In both branches OF the Legislature.
recommend their early adoption, with such amend
ments % your judgment and the public inter-
csts may require. The abuse OF the elective
franchise requires the attention OF the General Az
semby Of the present session, and submit the pro-
priety OF amendments to the election laws for the
Of minoriJes In the boards OF Judges
and clerks OF election and the registration Of lawful
voters IN each township, ward and precinct prior to
the election. The interests Of tho common schools
win be promoted by the early adoption OF county
superintendency, as provided IN bill now pending
In one branch Of the Assembly. earnestly recon-
mend the consideration and passage Of the bill.
Last summer q proclamation was Issued 70 pre-
vent the spreading OF the cattle disease. respect
fully recommend that authority De given to appoint
ve commissioners 70 attend the meeting Of the com.
missoners Of other States to be held at Springfield.
ILL.,, the 1st Of December next and report the re.
suit In tme for the action OF the present Assembly
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LOUISIANA.

Establishment Of nm Organ by the Colored
RepubIcaus-Arrcst OF Thieves.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. %, 1885,
The New Orleans Tribune, the organ OF the colored
republicans in Louisiana, owned, edited and pub
lished by coored men, reappeared yesterday after
while IL will ask for the colored every right be-
longing to Americans, It will attemptt to abridgo
that Of any other class OF citizens. II advocates the
enforcement OF obedience TO all constitutional law.
II will raise the voice or justice and appeal to rea-
son. The Tribune receives favorable comments
from the evening press.
Five Chicago and ST. Louis thieves part OF the
gang lately deprcdating the New Orleans and
night.
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Chief Justice Chase arrived at Richmond, va,
yesterday evening and viii be on the bench to-day
The Governor OF Maine has granted reprieve in
the case OF Harris, the Auburn murderer until the
second FRIDAY In February.
shoemaker named John Sullivan was run over
by locomotive In the Central depot at Rochester
yesterday forenoon and instantly killed.
An incendiary IRE occurred yesterday morning in
GAINESVILLE, Wis., which destroyed nve frame build
ings on South Main street. The aggregate loss Is
about $4,000; insurance small
A town meeting was held at New Haven Conn.,
yesterday morning to consider the question OF loan,
ing 900, 600 in town bonds TO the Air Line Rail-
road Company. without taking action the meeting
adjourned TO wednesday next
General Fitzpatrick delivered his lecture on ssher-
mans Great March, last night ut Boston Music Hall
before an immense audience Two hundred promi-
nent gentlemen, including several distinguished
army officers by invitation OF the COMMITTEES Of ar
raEgcments, occupied seats on the platform.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

The Financial Panic in New Brunswick
Abati0g.
ST.. JOHN, N. B., Nov. q. 1863
The financial panic has somewhat abated and
public confidence slightly improved. telegram
nom the President OF st. Stephens Bank holds out
some encouragement for the hope that the bank
may soon resume business, and the value OF its
paper has increased rom ten to fifteen per cent the
notes of the Commercial Bank are selling at thirty
per cent discount. Business generally 10 almost
suspended.
The government OF New Brunswick has received
an advance OF funds from the Dominion government
to obviate embarrassment growing out OF the recent
bank failures.
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LONG ISLAND IMTElLIeeMce.

THE NORTH SIDE Acknowledging greater
part OF last week work was suspended on the North
Side Railroad, which has been In the course OF con-
structlon between Flushing and whitestone. II Ia
alleged that the contractors received the payment
due few days since, of some 90 0OO and that some
one took the money, leaving the laDorers unpaid,
thus creating much excitement among the large
gang Of w0rkmen when the fact became known to
them. From the percentage left In the hands 81 the
company the lab0rers were paid the arrearAges due
them. II II supposed that work on this road will be
suspended for short time.
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SPAIN.

General Prim Charged with Delaying tho
Elections and with Fav0rIng the Establish-
ment Of an Empire.
PARIS Nov. %, 1sos.
Intelligence from Spain is to the erect that Gene
raj Prim is charged with delaying the elections and
reorganizing the army with the design Of Q coup
deGs and the establishment OF an empire It Is said
that handbils freely circulated urging his eleva
ton TO the throne, and that they emanate from his
immediate friends,
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HUNG Y.

the German States and Prussia Recon.
neudcd-Ths Schleswig Dispute.
PEsTn, Nov. %, 1858.
In the preface OF the of1cial Red Book, which has
just made Its appearance here, the maintenance OF
friendship with Prussia and with all the Northern
and Southern states OF Germany is advocated and
speedy settlement Of the schleswIg dispute Is
warmly urged.
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Largo Fire nc Bafabano-susnr Market
Dull-Exchange.
HAVANA, Nov. "a, 1858.
hrc occurred yesterday in Batsbano, about thirty
miles south Of this place, at the railroad terminus ON
the southern coast Of the island. 1t destroyed .
0 large portion Of the town.
The sugar market Is dull but prices are IN.
Exchange on Paris two per cent premium.
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THE OANUBIAN PRINcIPALITlEs.

Tue Reported Disloyalty Of the Sultan's Gov.
ernment.
VIENNA, Nov. H. 1868.
The Hungarian ofncial red book denounces the dis
loyalty prevalent In the Danuban Principalities to
the Sutan's government. and says they have for.
fested their claim 70 the protection OF the great
Power
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THE COLE HlsCocK MURDER TRIAL.
| Slow Progress or rho Trial-Tesfimony for tho
Defence Continued.

Slow PrO2rcss OF tho TrtaI-TeHfim0ny Tor tho
Defence Continued.
ALBANY, Nov. %, 1868.
The trial OF General Cole was resumed this after
noon. The testimony OF Mr.. Fink, = Syracuse
banker, "a given at the previous trial, read In
evidence.
The coroners inquistion was submitted and
received. An offer was made to prove by James II.
Carroll, the foreman OF the cOrOners jury, that Q
photograph Of Mrs. Cole, 0 silver tobacco box pre-
scented by her to the deceased aud letters from
various females were found upon the body OF Mr..
Hiscock.
The prosecution objected the ground that 1t was
an attempt to prove by plecemeal the fact OF aduI
terry, which the Court had already excluded. A
lengthy argument was had, bus before deciding tho
question the court adjourned.
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PARIS, Nov. %, 1885,
After the celebration OF requiem and the last
sces Of the dead ut the Madeleine yesterday the
mains Of Rossini were taken to the Cemetery Of
Psre Ii Chaise. The funeral was rather q private
and domestic character. The procession was not
large nor was the display unusual; but immense
throngs Of people lined the streets through which
the corege passed and testified their respect for the
great composer by profound and mournful silence.
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OIL Works Destroyed by Fire.

on Sunday the vesta OIL works, owned BY Kaylor,
Montzheimer 4 Co.. above Sharpsburg were de.
sroyed by fire. together with 900 barrels OF oil The
loss IL about $4,000; fully insured In Eastern com.
panies.
To-day $4,000 worth OF oil was burned at the
Cosmos Works. owned by Brown a Wagner, In the
same vicinity. The fire was caused by leak. The
buildings were saved.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry Chaunccy viii sail from TIN
port on Tuesday for Aspinwail.
Tho mails for Central America and the South
Pacific will close at halfpast ten O'Clock In the
morning.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for the Pacific
win be ready at halfpast nine I'm the morning.
single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents
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PENNS YLvANlA.


Fcnian Convention In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81 1868
Fcnian Convention meets In this city tomorrow.
II viii probably be the largest and most important
meeting OF representative rishmen ever held Great
preparations are being made for parade on Thanks.
giving Day. Over 1900 will appear In uniform and
30 600 In civil body. The Convention w1l be held in
the Assembly building.
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PRUSSIA.

Tho King Of Prussia and the Alabama Claims.
LONDON, Nov. ~, 1895.
despatch from Berlin states that there IL much
surprise at the omission to consult the king on the
subject Of his arbitration upon the Alabama claims.
Count Bismarck has recovered from his illness and
resumes his post this week.
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TURKEY.

Protest Of the American Minister Against tho
imprisonment Of American Citizens nc Da.
mascus.
CONsTASrTHoPLR, Nov. a. 1868.
Hon. +. Joy Morris. the American Minister, has
presented to the Porte an energetic protest against
the Imprisonment Of the two American citizens at
Damascus.
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NEW YORK.
The Omcisi Vote Of the State.

ALBANY, Nov. %, 1ses.
The State Canvassers closed the canvass Of the
electoral ticket tonight. The majority for General
Slocum the first elector- atlarge on the democratic
ticket liz Just 10000 over Marshall q. Roberta the
nrst eector-at-large on the republican ticket The
ticket In 9,e63.
Total democratic vote. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 42os57
Total republican vote ................... l19,so4
Total vote OF the state. slg.7s1
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia win leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
rhe mails for Europe VIII close at the Post ONCE
ct twelve O'Clock M. ON Wednesday.
THE Ngw YoRE characterization for Europe-wiR
be ready at halfpast ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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Maine educational Asseclatis..

AUGUSTA, Nov. "a. 1858.
The second annual session OF the Maine Educa-
tiona Association convened this evening In the Re-
prescntatives Hall at the state House. Daniel VIII
ans, the Mayor Of the city, delivered the address OF
sccmne, which was responded 70 BY the Rev. Ed
eoIe and interesting address then delivered
warren johnson, the state superintendent OF
xommon schools. The Convention will be In session
~. w. uHs AlarRe number OF teachers and those
sAsoses'eo Ia education ere In attendance
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BaIIou,s ". ". S.-BalIOuss r. ". g.
Six good shirts for 2 sir Shirts for S12 Send for circular
SIX shirts for x3 s, Shirts for VIA Send for
LEONARD 5. BALLoU, Inventor and Patented,
COL Broadway.
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In incendiary fire occurred In Milford Mass, Sun
day night which partially destroyed the barn belong
Incendiary, was arrested and committed to Iail in
Worcester.
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a Certain Cure for PiIes.-Dr. Witmer's Pile
SnpposItory win permanently external nal piles
Agent, 1854 Bowcry.
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Erring bat N0bic.-Self Help for Young Men,
who, having srrod desire better manhood Seat sealed
letter envelopes free Of charge benefited,
postage Address Phlsnthros box r, Philadelphia, Pa.
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BatchrIor,s Hair Dyc.-Thc Best in tho
world Tho only perfect dye; harmless reliable nstanane
our Factory 10 Bond street.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
With nsa,ness auckness and despatch twenty-five per ceut
cheaper than at any other printing esbhncnt the city
~ the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
hENT, 81 Nassau street
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Browns bronchial TrOches.-Frous the HTedS.
cal Director OF the General Hospital Benton Barracks
-. Lous March 4, lsS2:--
Messrs John ]. Brown 4 Son, Boston, Mass Use a
famed and serviccabie Trochcs 10
Va hospital OF which have charge, and with b.ne
decided results In asyng bronchial rrtaon For
coughs and colds the Troches give prompt relief.
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Royal Havana ottcry.-Prizcs Paid In Gold
Information furnished The highest paid
and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR A Co, Bankers, 16 Wall street, N. Y.
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The Prince Of Wales as Compcigse.
PARIS, Nov. ~, 1858.
Tue Prince OF Wales Is at Compeigno.
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Neatnsss, ECONOMY and Despatch Combinea
In the execution OF orders Printing
ishmsnt. "a Nassau street.
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For First Glass Printing or Every Descrip-
ton 10 the Metropolitan job Printing Establishment,
street.
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FRANCE.

Growing Discomfort In Consequence Of the
Press Seizures.
LONDON, Nov. %, 1853.
Advccs from Paris state that there is growing dis
tent In France consequent on the press seizures.
Prosecutions are urged by the government with un-
Spsring energy.
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Tho Parliamentary EIections--The Liberal
Minority.

Tho Parliamentary EIecti0ns-The Liberal
Minority.
LONDON, Sunday evening Nov o. 1868.
The election returns now in show that the liberals
have at least $50 majority in full House, 1t is esti-
mated that they win have 40 majority ON the
amendment which viii be proposed to the Parlia-
mentary address in reply to the Queens speech.
Some people are disposed to think that such
strength Of numbers will be dangerous to the libe-
rails, fearing that 1t will tend to produce dsc0rd In
the party. This apprehension is, perhaps, imagl-
nary, as nearly all the liberals who have been elected
nave pledged themselves to their constituents to
sustain Mr. Gladstone, and the fate OF the Adulla-
mites, who have all come to grief, is warning to
ooitsts.
TWO fortunate results are considered to have been
secured-viz, the displacement Of the conservatives
Apd the acquisition OF power sufncient to exert o
decisive pressure on the House OF Lords for pushing
through the measures for the disestablishment OF
ito Irish Church.
IS The arst0cratc section Of the whig party s charged
with intriguing to have the Earl Granville invited by
ne Queen to form new ministry, and the radicals
are indignant at this underhanded course.
Y is anticipated that the new House OF Commons
VIII be on the whole remarkably practical ana bust
ness like In character. The exclusion OF Mr.. Os-
borne, Mr.. Roebuck and other eccentric individ-
uals ID matter OF general congratulations; nor Is
the loss Of tie conservative lawyers, including the
Attorney General and Solicitor General. much la
uented.
Regret IL felt that none Of the workingmen's can
ddates, who failed for OF money and organize
ton, will be In the House to represent that new ele-
ment In the government. .
The elections in the counties have not all been
finished, but they win be completed before the end
Of this week.
Banquet TO Reverdy johnson Mt Brighton.
LONDON, Nov %, 1858.
banquet was given to Mr.. Reverdy Johnson by
the authorities Of Brighton on Saturday. George
Peabody and George w. Child Of the Philadelphia
Ledger, were also guests Of the corporation. and
many distinguished Englishmen and local celebrities
were present
Mr.. Johnson's remarks were similar to those Of
former occasions. The Mayor Of Brighton also made
speech, in which he eloqueny extolled peace, the
American Minister and Mr.. Peabody.
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The Advance !-Since the Election a General
advance OF the whole line has been KNOxS
2a broadway, and the capture spendd winter OF
Hats for gent emen has kept his whole active service
repairing damagcs The assault has IN the least dfscon
cersd ne popular hsster, whose wstchword 10 LEI ncm
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Circulars Of Every Description md Notices
q attend meetings printed 10 the ncste-, possible
other similar place In the city, at the METROPOLITAN JOE
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 81 Nassau street
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Cristnd0ro,s Hair Rcstorativc.-Tbc Finest
hair dressing IN the world. Depot No. Aston House
factory Maiden me
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HstnbIished In fSOO.-Thc Metrop0lifan Jeb
Printing Establishment, "a Nassau street
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WlGs, Toupees and Ornamental Hsir.- is.ss
Sunllsy ilair Dye aud HAir pyens, al col0fS !" seS
koES, " Bond street
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Constitution Water In n Certain Cure fer
Diabetes and al Diseases OF the Kdneys Depot IS CiT
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The Famous Corner-11 Nassau Street.
Fulton The Metropolitan Job Printing
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Save Fuel-Reducc Coal BIlIs.-Flx Your
house with Rocpuck's Weather Strips. So Fulton st.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.


TAo Chinese Embassy-Intimnte Relations
with the British Government.
LONDON, Nov. p 1868.
Mr.. Burlingame and his mission have gained
ground daily. His relations with Lord Stanley are
intimate and satisfactory.
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indeble ink, In large plain letters the words For
cxport.v The deficiency, II any, In tho quantity
exported from that originally imported shall BIO re-
garded a. subject to duty in the adjustment OF the
warehouse bond given on importation. In all cases
where an order Ia given for samplng cigars drec-
ton shall accompany the same, requiring q return
Of the samples to be replaced In the package in
which the same was imported before withdrawal for
either transportation In bond or exports otherwise
the duty TO be paid on such samples not returned.
~ well n for other deficiency OF quantity n any,
when the duty on the same exceeds one dollar In
amount.
Meeting Of the Directors Of the Gcttysburs
Cemetery.
The Board OF Directors OF the Gettysburg National
Cemetery will meet In washington ON Wednesday.
December 0, and the Board OF Trustees at the same
place the day after.
wouian's Suffrage I'm tho District.
Since the Presidential election tho particular
friends OF women's rights have revived their free
discussions and taken measures 10 canvass the city
for signatures to petitions TO Congress for woman
suffrage In the District Of Columbia.
Observance OF Thanksgiving Day.
The executive and municipal departments VIII all
be closed Thanksgiving Day, and consequently no
public business will be transacted.
Marine Hospital st Wilmington.
Application has been made 10 the secretary or the
Treasury BY the municipal authorities At Whining
ton N Co for lease Of the Marine Hospital ct. that
city to be used for city hospital purposes.
Soldiers and Sailors at the Inauguration.
The Soldiers ard Sailors Onion OF this. city, at
their meeting tonight, appointed q commiaAe to aid
he organizations Of the soldiers and sailors that In
tend participating In the inaugural ceremonies OF
General Grant president In securing quarters and
accommodations. Communications are to be adj
dressed to Colonel II. @. Otis Major j. T. Doughty,
washington. d. g.