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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

IHE REASON WHY.-The city of New
ork, which they say will go Democratic
TINS fall by $4,000 majority. has 5000 pro-
ieSslonai thieves. Were they properly cared
for, the popular sentiment OF New YorL
would be shown by 10000 majority for
Grant in November next.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

Is MONEY PLENTY ?-An exc banre saws.
Money seems to be eucouragingly plenty in
the United States or people are singularly
careless about their investments. large
numbers of the seven-thirties on which in
terest has ceased to run have never been
presented. The same is the case with GER
tain issues of the bonds of Pennsylvania to
a very respectable amount. And now the
United States Government by last informa-
tion is engaged in hunting up its creditors
to whom registered interest is due.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02
Northumberland for

Il, "A VI y u " y S--ApplcaDts Tor
Schools, In Cleariield county, will meet
az clock. A. NJ at the following named places
"lraTd, August 81 at Congress Hill: CovingtoR
and harthaus. September | at the Union School
mouse Morris September 3. at kyleTtowR; era
nam oeptem bsr ?. at GTShsmtOn Bradford and
bradford tIDd } September 4 at Williau,s grove
CIearheld September >. Clear field Pike and
i.ur"eDsvile. September 7, at CuTweusyile
Penn. September 5, at Pennville Ferguson and
Lum lefty Septem Der 9, at Lum ber city Bum
SIDE. Septem Der l. at Burnside Bell, September
IL. at Caniphell S School House New Washington
and Chest. September "a. at Newburg Knox
September l6. at New MillpOrt Boggs Septem-
Der u. at Stoneviiei Jordan. September 81 al
Ansonvlle Beecaria. September %, al Glen
Hope; Guelich. September %. at JanesyiIIe
Woodward September %, at Thos Henderson's
Decatur and Oseeola, September 26 at the Centre
School House.
All professional certificates. exceptthose issuei
since the first Monday of June, 1866 ceased to be
valid after the first Monday of June. 1883
GEO. W SNYDER
August 26. 1868 County Spp't
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IN THE COURT of Common Pleas of Clear

1 f,ld COanty:
lHoHAS ): DUNLAP, No 27I, Sept, Term, 1867
MARY ANN DUNLAP Alias !S"5. SIR Dirorce.
10 MARY ANN DUSLsP. Respondent:
You are hereby notified and REQUIRED 70 be and
appear IN Your own proper person. at our mex:
Court OF Common Pleas. TO b, holden at Clarified
on monday the : ii day of September, ls6S be-
fore our said Judges to answer sucb things as
may be then and there charged against you in
the complaint of said LibeIantin IA the proceedings
now pending. and submit to such oIder and de
erees as the Court may make And hereof faiI
TAu- g4t q HOWE Sbar;E
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

General X Rlsecrans must feel heartily
ashamed of himself for the part he played
in the late rebel conclave at White Sulphur
Springs, Virginia. y man who has won his
laurels on the field of battle in the cause of
the Union, should not permit the old enemy
in time of peace to seduce him from the
path of duty. The crafty Rosecrans has
been trieked, and we dare say feels like don
ming sack cloth and ashes.
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i A G T o r Y /!

w o 0 l. e. FA RYf
Having purchased IN interest IN the Union
Mills in Union township, CIearfeld county, We
are prepared 70 card wool. manufacture and hn-
ish cloth, and dc all kinds of work in our line on
short notice, in workmanike manner. and on
reasonable terms. Flour, feed and lum her also
manufactured and for sale Terms CASH
Roekton- June IL. 1851 J. i. ARNOLD.
n B Wool intended for cardfng can be lett Mt
4. Mossops or J 2. Kratzer's. in ClearfeId viii n
will be taken away and returned W hen sard,d
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

Two years ago the Northern Democrats
We're most indignant when reminded of their
sympathy for the rebels. Now they take
them to their hearts, adopt their ideas, and
allow them to build their platform.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

ESTRAY.-Strayed from the premises of
~ the undersigned, residing in ClGar8eld,
light red coiorsOme white on the flank and large
white star in forehead ANY one giving inforha-
tion leading to the recovery of the COW will be
suitably rewarded.
August %, IS6S-3t. W. " WORRELL.
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4 CTIVE AND EFFICIENT AGENTS
~ Wanted, in this County, for the

Claiming, as this company does, some adyauta-
ges peculiar to itself Agents afforded easy
and successful method for securing risks. A lib
eral commission paid 10 agents, who must furnish
first class references address ID. :. G!Gningcr.
D.. General Agent, No % SOsth Seventh
Street. Philadelphia. Pa. August 26. '6S- I'm.
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LEARFIELD NOUS
FRONT STREET, PHILIPsBURG. Pa.

| will impeach any who says fail to give
direct and personal attention o all our customers
or fail to cause them TO rejoice over a well fur
nished table. with clean rooms and new bed,
where all may feel at home and The weary be at
rest. New stabling attached.
Phiiipsburg. Sep. 2,'68 JAS. H.GALER
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

EOR SALE-The subscriber will sell at
l. private sale, a House and Three Lots,
situate in the town of Luthersburg, Clearfeli
county. Pa The property is a desirable one. in
a good location, and in good repair and will be
sold on easy terms For particulars apply to
MICHAEL HUBERT.
Aug 25 1858 Ciearfeld, Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

Cant CARRY KENTUCKY. The Sec
ond Adveutists are now holdings meeting
in Japesville, Wisconsin, and have conclud-
ed that the end of all things earthly will
take place on the first of next October Inc
other day the preacher was very much an
noyed by Republican and Democrat on the
outskirts of the meeting, discussing as TO
who would be the next President The
preacher approached them and said, My
dear friends, you are exciting yourselves
specnlating as to the future President of the
United States, for before any earthly elec-
ton takes place our blessed Lord will be
President everywhere. Il IL bet you
twenty five dollars, said the Democrat, he
can't carry Kentucky.
HOSPITAL FOR INsANE-The State Hos
pital FOR the Insane, to be built at DanvIie,
VIII be a magnificent structure. 1t Will be
I.I42 feet or almost quarter OF mile III
length Every room will be completely
ventilated, and view of the outside world
will be afforded from every department.
With the thorough knowledge gained by
experience and study on the part Of those
who have charge of the business, the hospl-
tai will doubtless be one OF the most compe-
tent structures of the kind that has yet been
built in the State DR.. Shultz, of Harris
burg, is the superintendent.
NOTIFYING SPECTACLE-Whil
/ Hancock is folding his banner North, and
that perhaps after all he was fighting on the
| wrong side. Lieutenant General Longstreet,
| the Confederate hero of Chickamauga, is
giving his ready and cheerful assent TO the
measures of reconstruction, and calling on
the troops he often led to victory to follow
him now to peace. success, AMI prosperity,
under the leadership of Grant. The contrast
| is mortifying to Pennsylvania.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

w ANTED-a man to work in a Livery
w Stable, TO whom constant employment
aBd liberal wages will be given.
CIearield. Aug 20 JAMES L. LEAyY.
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S6s-3t ". W WORRELL.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.-The Schoa!

Y VIIVT To IEtCtIEh'S--IH nc Scn0.,.
~ Directors of Burnside township. will
meet at the Public Schoo! House in Burnside.
the lIth day of September for the purpose of
employing Nine Teachers. The County Superin-
tendent will examipe all applicants for schools at
the time and place b order of the Board
Aug IS WM c. IRWIN Sec. Pro T>m.
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1ew Aarertiss
SUPERINTENDENT persons having

AfUertsse 8ienfS setNp tnfarge type Of Plum
styie fciH be charged douBls "SNak rates. No cRts
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
Gen. JOHN F. HARTRANFT, of Montg'y.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
Col. JACOB u. CAMPBELL, of Cambria.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-09-02

There is lIIile ..sameuess'' about it, but it
contains pretty much all the arguments found in
Mr.. Blair's letter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
FROM NEW lURK.

New YoRE, Oct. %.
The steamship China from Liverpool, ar
| rived this morning.
| Joseph Beuder WAS shot yesterday whIle
viewing the target practice Of target CON
pany at the Atlantic Garden.
1t is stated that new contract between
the Postoffice Department, and Wells, Fargo
Co., for the transportation Of the over
land mails to California, was closed yester-
day. By its terms the contractors receive
$l,75o,0o0 per annum for carrying the
mails 500 miles, and as the progress Of the
Pacific Railroad decreases the distances of
transportation, the price paid will be cores
pondingly decreased, and the estimated con
tract will not cost the Government more than
$3.50, 900, il the Railroad is completed by
next July.
The coroner's jury in the case Of Theodore
Kane, who was shot at Hunters Point on
Sunday, returned verdict yesterday charg-
ing David Burke with the deed. Burke was
thereupon committed to Jail at North Hamp-
ton
The Hoboken murder trial was concluded
yesterday. Roche, the prisoner, being found
guilty OF manslaughter. The sentence wss
deferred.
At three o'clock this morning FIRE broke
out in a large five story building Nos 35 and
81 Wooster street, occupied by Andrews 1
Bros, shirt factory, and j. W. Lyall, manu-
facturer of looms, which was entirely destroy
ed. The total loss is estimated at . quarter
ofa million.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

LySS, Mass, Oct 80.
There were about 500 roughs at Lynn6ed,
to witness the prize fight. The authorities
getting information of it, sent an officer in
citizens dress to mingle with the crowd,
while force Of thirteen managed to get
within call.
In the first round Warmold drew blood
from his antagonist, when clinch was made
and Warmold slipped and fell
At this moment the officers made dash
and captured the principals. A show of res.
cue was made, which subsided when the Off
cer- showed their pistols. Warmold and
O. Baldwin were Immediately taken to Lynn,
arragned in the Police Court and held IN
s., 600 bail for their appearance from day TO
day. They have not yet procured bail.
CHICAGO, Oct. %.
The Repssblican's New York special says
the Republican State Committee estimate the
Republican majorities at so, 900 TO the Hud-
son River, and Democratic majorities beyond
that line at 72 600, leaving the Republican
msjority in the State ct 5000
A Des Moines despatch says at last ac-
counts the rrairie Ere which began on Mon.
day, is.still raging, and had reached Jasper
county, doing immense damage, destroying
houses, barns, stock, &c.
A Quincy despatch says the Republican
demonstration in that city to day, was by far
the largest ever held in that section. being
1900 persons in the procession. None of
the speakers advert'sed to be present are on
hand. but home orators supplied the de-
fciency.
TROY, N. Y, Oct 10
The veterans Of Rensailear county held an
immense meeting at Griswold's Opera House
this afternoon. Major General Carr pre-
sided, assisted by large number Of other
ex-solders. The stage was full OF one.
legged and one armed men. Hon. John A.
Griswold made brief speech, in which he
expressed full confidence in a Republican
victory in the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct %.
A Democratic meeting was held at Elgin
yesterday, TO which large number OF roughs
from this city went in q special train. They
picked pockets in the crowd, and when four
were arrested by the sheriff OF Kane county,
their comrades charged upon the ciicers aud
released The prisoners, thrsateping the officers
with deatA. The mob then entered upon
revei Of unbridled license and drunkenness,
and seeae OF disorder is represented as
reigning supreme until midnight. Stores
and saloons were entered and pilaged. An
old man named Graham was seized by party
of these desperadoes, gagged and robbed.
At midnight word was passed that the train
was about to start for Chicago, when rush
was made for the depot. Graham got on the
train, intending to follow the thieves to this
city, but was seized by the roughs and
thrown from the cars. He, however, came
to town to-day and identified two persons,
who were arrested bv the police.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
FROM THE SOUTH.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 90
Governor Scott has issued proclamation
congratulating the citizens Of the State upon
tho bsnefcisi results following the admirable
addresses Of General Wade Hampton and
the Democratic Central Committee, counsel
ing tha people to disconlnuance Of law
lessness and violence and to support the
laws. The Governor says these patriotic
counssls cannot fail of hayiDg wide and
wholesome infiaence in moderating the We
hemence of feeling of those to whom they
are snthoritatively addressed, while they
have Quilted the apprehensions and conclia
ted the respect and good will Of their politi-
cal opponents. This is certainly just cause
Of congrstu.ation to every well wisher Of the
State, and it gives me unfeigned plea
sure to acknowledge it, and to ear
nestly invoke the cooperation Of every
member Of the Republican party in recipro-
eating to the present extent the pacific policy
so admirably vindicated by the Democratic
leaders. The Governor concludes by ex
pi essing hope that the time honored escutch-
con Of the Stats will be preserved, unsullied
and undimmed in its original purity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
SrRINarIELD, Mass, Oct. %.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct %.
The American Missionary Association com
menced its annual meeting 10 this city to-
day, Rev. Dir. Il. NJ. Merk, Of Boston, pre-
siding. The receipts last year were $304,-
094, and the expenses were 535G,224. The
present Indebtedness is $as, ,726, Of which
s5l,3l5 was incurred last year. The Socisty
owns property to The amount Of $l99, ,405 10
excess Of all debts.
Rev. DR.. John Todd, Of Pittsfeld, preached
the animal sermon this evening, and General
Howard, Of the Freedmen bureau, will de-
liver al address tomorrow evening.
The Baptist State Convention met in this
city to-day. Rev. O.. s. Stearns preached
the annual sermon this evening. A vote on
the close communion question resulted in its
favor. The reports show favorably to the
progress Of the denomination in the State.
Two hundred persons have been natural
ized In this city durinx the last three days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
FROM HAVANA.
Mr. Xnnr OnA

NEW YoRK, Oct %.
A Havana steamer brings copy Of pro-
clamation issued BY The Republican Revolu>
tionary Committee. It is full Of FIRE and
breathes the most intense Re volotiuadsy spirit.
The document recites nets Of despotism Of
the Government Of Queen isabella, and
concludes With = st-ong sppsal to Cubans to
pronounce fora Federal Bepublic; We pro-
nounce for liberty, equality aud fraternity.
Cabans and Spaniards, vs demand popu-
lar suffrage without coercion, the dissolution
of the permanent army. the establishment Of
national militia, Justice 70 all clAsses mun-
cipal and Independent, liberty of press, liberty
of discussion, freedom Of commerce, freedom
of indu try, freedom to emigrate, abolition
Of the monopoly OF slavery. Lot us defend
our liberty with dignity and respect all
opinions; let us embrace the opportunity to
secure the freedom of Cubs. We greet the
victors of Spain rira Spanish Liberty, rira
the Liberty of Cuha, uipa the Federal Re-
public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
FROM NEW IvRK.

New YORK, Oct. %.
The examination Of John o Keefe on the
charge Of selling certificate of naturaliza
ton to Michael Wells, was resumed this
m )rning. After the examination OF two wit
nesses against the prisoner, further hearing
was adjourned to Saturday morning
simon b. Lesser was brought before Com
missioner Osborne this morning, on charge
OF uttering q true false certificates of na'u-
ralization, aud selling to persons other than
the ones for whom they we're originally is
sued. The accused makes no secre, Of the
transaction. He says seeing there was .
ohaace to make money by these nsturaliza-
tions, he went into them and realized a
handsome au,ount He says the certificates
cost him dollar each for perquisites of the
clerk Of the court, and he sold them for two
dollars. He was held for examination next
Monday in default Of 5000 bail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FOREIGN NEWS.

New YoRK, Oct. %.
The steamer Alaska brings Panama dates
Of the Goth:
General Warren, Minister to Guatamala,
is \ passenger.
Small vessels laden with ammunition had
eyaded the Panama authorities and escaped
to Les Santosti to aid the revoiu.ionlsts
there.
Several Costa Ricans and Nicaraugans had
been impressed as soldier to join the expi.
dition to put down the rebellion in Chirinqui,
which expedition had sailed with President
Connerso as commander,
Culpulco adyices etate that the port OF
San Bias was nearly destroyed by hurricane
and tidal wave. Four lives were lost.
Valparaiso dates Of Oct. 3d. states that
great damage has been done throughout Chill
by the heavy rains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, Oct. %.
An interesting meeting was held At the
Missionary rooms, in Penberton Square,
Sunday, on the occasion Of the departure 10
foreign Geld of II. X. Palmer, II. D., Of
Litch6eld. Illinois, and Mrs. Palmer. of New
Athens, Ohio. Miss Hsatly, Of Scraton,
Pennsylvania, will join the Madras mission
in Southern India. Rev. Mr.. DR.. Riemer,
of Wisconsin; Mrs. DR.. Klemer of Mass,
and Miss Webster, Of Binghsmpton, New
York, are TO join them al Geyion. They
sailed tor Madras to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

BERLIN, Oct %.
A session of the North German Diet will
be formally opened by King William in per-
son on the 4sh Of November. II is asserted,
| on semi-oificial authority, that the speech
from the Throne will be of .reassuring and
pacific character.
PARIS, Oct %.
The Moni.eur Of to-day says the army bill
which passed the Austrian Reichsegth will
not be signed BY the Emperor. 1t adds that
Minister Of War, Baron John, has said pub
licly that Austria is arming only in proper.
ton 70 the extent Of her population.
VIENNA, Oct. %.
The announcement is made by the Miniss
try that the Interpretation which has been
put upon the recent speech of Baron Beaust
is q false one; that the policy Of Austria is
peace.
The Diet has passed bill giving authority
to the Government to recruit 40 600 add
tional soldiers, Baron Beaust having given
formal assurance that the men to be enlisted
will merely fill up the deficiency in the stand
ing army and not swell 1t above the number
fixed by law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct %.
The City Council, being opposite IN politics
to the Mayor elect, to-day passed bill
through one branch taking from the Mayor a
portion Of his patronage, viz: The appoint
.ment of operators, &c., On the city tele-
graph.
A bill viii be introduced next week asking
the Legislature to take the control of the
police from the Mayor and yes. it in Com
missioner. As the Legislature will be Repub>
lican the bill will probably pass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.
The Court to-day ordered that PROPOSE
ton to subscribe two million dollars towards
the building Of the Chilico,he l. Omaha Air
Line Railroad, be submitted to the voters of
iha county at the election next Tuesday
This proposition has been urged by many
prominent citizens Of this city, and it is not
improbable that it will carry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
The three upper stories Of the new north.
ern wing Of the TrsaAsry Department will
be finished by Decsnber LIT, and will bs oc-
cupisd BY the Internal Revenue hnrsau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30

Il COMMODIOUS Dwelling House on
Possssston g1vea the llrst Of Eessmber. Ato
on TAjvd street occupied By II Teblenan. Possss
sion given about the arst Of December next.
poly 70 G. A. KELLOGG.
ocf16:lv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
IImE! LIME. LIME

yuyHa LAWRENCE LINE co have their wcrk.com
picted and arc prepared to fnrneh their superior
Line quantities to SUIT. at the lowest market rate
Tho extensive facilities for nufat tn
ring and Transporting at their works will enable them
keep full supply at all times Orders may
H. Buels Hardware Store, At the office OF the heo-
kuk Manufacturing Company.
tune1edtf Manager
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
LYNN, Mass, Oct, 20

LYNN, MASS, Oct. 70.
The prize fight for the championship snd
$4,000, between Ned @ Baldwin and Joe
Wormald, commenced at Lynnfield, twelve
miles from Boston, nj 8 O clock this morning.
One round WAS fought, lasting ten minutes,
at the close of which fourteen Lynn police
broke into the ring and seized the principals
before they could leave, while the crowd
scattered like flock OF sheep. The arrest
ed parties were brought to Lynn for arraign-
ment bsfpre Justice Nevhsn.
sr. Louis, Oct. 90.
One hundred and fifty barrels Of whisky
was seized yesterday at the warehouse of the
Terre Haute K. H., by government, author
ties. 1t came from Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Lot Owners.

A T MEETING Of the City Cornell OF Kecknk held
n the e6h dav Of Oct, A. D. 1865, the following
Restitution adopted:
Rsoitsd Thai the ners Of lots and TO- Block l55
lots and I, Block 1856 ard lots AMI {, Biocx saI,
fontng Eleventh street, he directed 20 hsvs a
Plank Walk rvs feet wide made in front OF their re-
spectise by the goth dsv Of November the
penk to be laid crnsswiss the same to be doae
e5rdauee With the sdinauces of the city.
certify the above to be = true copy Of Resoluton
passed by the City Council Of the City OF Ksoxuk
Given under my hand and the Seal Of said City, this
o3th Cay OF Oct. A. u. 1853.
T. WELCHMAN
oct90-2w CLERK Council OF the City Of keokuk