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nK im!ri ! .
Air etitiro htlm etl.- of engage
ments amount to 'Jri killed and 7'J wnim
.leil, 1 li" enemy' l" was much prenier.
I ,c vieil.lo fruit of lUii almost bloodies .
urtorv arc gn-nt. AUml .'( prisoner, j
it none whom "ff Ioip1 Mulligan, Mr
hull, l'cahndy, Wlilieuruvcr, M jor Van
Morn and one hundred and eighteen oth j
. r commUloncd ollU-ers, live pieces of nr.
I ilh ry and two mortars, over Ihri'O thou-,
. inJ stand of nrnis, a large amount of n-
l.ri'ii, about "0(1 horses, many sots ol caval
i v .x.uinmcnts. wncona. teams, ammuni
t en, more than 100,000 iIoIImis worth of
. ommissary stoic, and a Urge amount of
'loer property, in nuiniiii
..htained the restoration of the great seal
rthe State nnd the publie. records, which
had boon stolon Itom their projcr cunto
.lian, and about ?'JO0.0(X in money, of
hich the bank in this place had been
robbed, and which J have caused to be r
turned it."
Partial Destruction of Osceola by Lane.
Jefferson City, Sept. 2U.-A gent'.eman
w ho arrived here thin morning from the
West, states that he saw a gentleman who
Vssod through Osceola on Wednesday,
ho snys that the central portion of that
tnwn had been burnt by Uen. Lane. It is
Mated that the reasons for burning it were,
i hat the rebels had fired on the troops
from the windows of the houses. o
Federal troops were near there when he
left. '
From a Special Dispatch to Ibb Philadel
phia Evening Journal.
AFFAIE8 AT WASHINGTON.
The, Enemy Disappearing from Falls
Church Navigation of the Potomac
Uninterrupted.
Wakuinoton, Oct. 18GI.
The accounts from the other side of the
rvor to-day, report everything quiet. Ob
servations made along the Federal lines
how that the enemy continues to retire
iii the direction of Marassas.
The navigation of the Potomac is unin
terrupted. Vessels pass up and down the
rivor without molestation from the batte
ry at Freestone Point.
Strong fortifications have already been
c ompleted on Munson's and adjoining
liilU by our troops, which will bo made
itill stronger.
Removal of General Fremont.
A Court Martial Ordered for his Trial
KN WOOL TO TAKE COMMAND IN THK
WEST.
DEMOCRATIC COUJfTY llCKf.T.
inn Amtti.f,
('. II. KAIM.Y. ir I'.lk ifimty.
i;i;o. w. 1 r. l . r. ut r J fr-r hi -.
li'H A noiK lAtf. J MlM,
J. IV TIIOMI'SONdCurwcnfivilUv
JAMW HI.(MM, of lIl.M.m T.
xm hi hum',
Kit WARD l'KHKS, of Mrri t
KdR lot STY HMMIHHloMH,
JACDH KUNTZ, of llrmly T.
l ull TltK.AKl HVIl,
JDSKI'II SHAW, of Lawrcnve
n At niTuR,
CHAS. S. WUHRKIX.ofCheHt
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tP,
FOR MHTRICT ATTORNKY,
1S1UKL T1XT, of (Mearfied lor.
FOR CORONOR,
J. NV. rOTTKH, of Girur.1 tp.
DENOCttlTS, DO 10CR IH'TYl
The candidates of tho Deinocrittic
party nominated by n popular vote
ofover 1700 citizviis of C'learticld coun
ty are now befjro you. They nre
all men of uiKsxceptionable tharat-ter,
and nearly every man of them born
and brought up in your midst.
Our country in in the midatof war
a bloody, fratricidal, devastating, civil
war and for which the Democratic
party ia.in no sonne rcHponsible. In
such a crisis and whilst holding it to
be the duty of every man to sustain
the Administration in all its legitimate
measures to carry on the war to a suc
cessful issne the Democracy of Clear
field county felt it to ho their duty to
maintain their party organization, be
lieving their party to be founded upon
those principles which, if adhered to,
will preserve nnd perpetuate the Un
ion and the Constitution, and that the
organization of only such parties as arc
founded vpon principles inconsistent
therewith, should be abandoned.
fitit KiMlr," 4 tii.t t'llruljlM"
1 IMF ttr MlMi'M'l la f' nh li I i n tl I"
t!tt Ihftl Hi I i t'i '"i" it I'l
i' ff, 1 h" hrt ntf l id I If flail ft.
Math tRnl rf th 1 1 '- t, h. i
Mmiill to lb nil fit Ihrit i ft!' inl enn
'.hut, Whilnl ti- mnlt mi tfnt .ttf
th mmmtinlijr In an? t flii lal i npi iiy, he,
!mi l.eirg flritrd lo I'fl'n a, ha iio tihl lo
ul titnta hi n vImi fur bona of the
ipropln who plated hint liter?.. An nfThft
! it a lepfeirntaiite oT th icpU. Hi er'
aotial Identity I tunk in hi olllclal char
'ai ter. II itamern machine, opcratd mi
(by the will of hi contiluvnls. Should
.'the niaihine fail to perforin according to
thewiheuf thoao who tine il, or should
jit not promptly and efficiently do the work,
it i rondonined and cast amde a U'elets,
a soou a another can be prepared to take
its place. In the General Government, in
the Slate Government, and even In coun
ty, township and borough affairs, the men
w ho for the time being conduct the public
business.ltttvo been selected lor their sup
poied accordance In sentiment and policy
with those who phtcod them in position.
Any violation of this umUrntandiug is sure
to attach odium and digrao lo the officer
and cause him to be an object of distrust.
So well has it been understood that public
sentiment i paramount to the private
opinirn or the officer, that very few have
ever dared to run couuter to public opin
ion, and those who have done o have in.
variably found themselves condemned by
thoir former partaans, without gaining the
confidence of those whom they favored.
President Tylor, by a long and consistent
political course, hud established for him
self a reputation. His political views and
proclivities were a veil known as thoseof
most public men. lie accepted a nomir.-
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", I i l-ninn I'll I'll ft H' I III' In' ill lhl itt'i I f-if h! i i I. . ii hl II, run n. .
Ilii li.H nn ftiifj Iv A. h. Mi, ('fftiiiift, I'll II h lille I In h th.. h im
ll, and thai ihty liH'l i'i,na In v.ar, if. hrn pil l pi mr. Him, A ha n.a
1 lil I tha iil.lm id tha fttnlii in til, f liihtiilU aiirii't Ihrin win ii ) ni I l
fttul ftiftuiaa Ih main fsi Isftie 'a. the row ly t 1'y tofni iwe In nut i-iiM)
tnl. tnl vv ftia ftmh fin u tosiU pul- tntiids, h far aa I have riniiu !, 1 r.l,.
lie f NVho I A. It. Miw f U ha In public hv iImI r"v m.h tm-,t iS.u ht L.n yiwV
tifaf I he V inp for lnVa? Have the t l )l .Wlr eimnrn,-tJ the. .r,i, fr r , i
Mit.linkn i lnln.i niinn lilni t n-l'nnnf Ami a nmiitf l. Ai ti If $n artitt'int tsuniil J,r
thf. lie I a piivste ntim, with a tht f mmnrhK Ihu ttpnn ihi u.jei-l j r,.t nnX nn, , ,VH,;,
chanrter above mpli hn. Ittit he n t have noihlnjt more to tat i tho reconl i Fur n to ..f n,. f, (,r t-ir,.J
tr.4A.-r H f lonaUe n,n,Matr fvr reaaiy tpi-aka Tot Ifelf. ;,V.iVVi!.iuv!Iti"
Trrm,nr, and hence this n.ran altrmpt. The articlt in thn .t-umo itntra that an j Kr Mm Vi.,i', MmU,'
to stab his character! It i not the voimc entire a eek wasft-uniumed, and only one ;r tl.ft.l .,. r,rw,
.. . . .. . ' "ft '"' '.l ninl two lUvitwi
men aUve named who are guilty of this man cor.vic cl. The editor seems lo gri , nin.k..,.d snrt n,rr, n-vi...
a t, to unbecoming true soldiers; but their upon ihe prsuinption that every inaii ri-r liUkwi,0. .1,4 th f,,ur livif,
cowardly in.tigatoi. They are the Kil- trind for an otlen.-e must he ru..i.hoa. .nf.'.". f Im'I.V" u H
ty ones, and inslesd of their dirly trick The laws of our commonwealth nk the Kpullirlied h ""'.
accomplishing its dekign of injuring Jo-'conviction of nonian.nntil he Is fully j -K0NAltI Pavrr 4 .
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seph Shaw, it cannot fail to receive the , proven guilty, and ir it 1 hu object to
hearty condemnation of every lair mind- l'" lilrift Atlomey to convict every
mM j man of whatever otl'once he may bo charged,
- - whether trifling or great, it is time for us
...K.?. "'J "' -n:t,.- it i,
spplisd tu ths I'reii'lftit, liii Couonlltrs, sod not the province of the District Atlornoy
our krsrs Koldin 'r Aow ths tditon of Ihs ,Q f.,..,:.!, ,t10 pvidenco in spriminal rue.
It'pMifin en tell V'Jtufmont Journal, "...., , . ,
the evidence
On. J, 1861. ioul 10 lr) ine case upon
The charge is here mnde, in the coward, .brought before him. irthat is insufficient
ly way of implication, that my have stig-, to convict, even Xhage and experience of Mr.
matized thesoldiers row fighting the bat-!'"' cannot prevent the jury from al
.u. r.r ,.n.,,iirv n. "kel tmnuL" Th'lowinii the accused to co clear. Itut the
language admits of no other construction.
No such Irnguage ever di. graced our
columns ; and we have only to say that
the scnundrl w)o would thus dulibernte
ly Lit about his neighbor wctilj not atop
at any act ol villainy that hi cowardly
heart would permit him to perpetrate.
A CARD,
assertion that the Court was held for a
week is absolutely false. Judge I.inn did
not arrive here until Monday evening ;
no Couit was held on Thursday , and the
Jurv were ditchar g-d uoii Kiiduy. thus
making but thi-culiy of Court. It i true
that but one person was convicted, but it
must he borne in mind that he was con
victed upon three indictments j it must
!. I,..- .;... 1 ii,.. 11.;. j
. . .... - ... ' u.nv ms , ws tl 17 s Mlllll llinb tlllj UlLli U flu
reached the head of the Government. His Fl ELI) COUNTY. 1" " Swoe?' f'
, , ,,, ,. -, , , , . Ificmtcd for me in other case 111 which the
conduct there wai in accordance with his Three years ago, by your almost unani-1 . -..,,,.
. . . . ... i- 1 'jury tailed to convict the Defendant, and
former dec ared opinions, but in oppnsi- nious autlrages, you conferred upon me,,.'
' , ' , . , , ., 11 -.- r,- . . ... his eloquence ana ability should go as far
t on to the policy of the parly which clec- the responsible position of .hstrict Aitor- 1 ,
1 , ' . ,, . I . 1 1 f. . , . ,. as A-sisiar.t District Attorney as though
ted him. The Democracy "loved the trea- ney of Clearfield County, and for which ...... , . ,,
. , 1 11 1 r . r. , . . i.ww.i tin, km., vjiiir.il. ma .uii,
SOU, tUt uaspised llie iraiior, inu ill w laiur 1 iuu jrmriui i jnu, j-uiiiig uij
came the object of univeial condemnation ( term of c flice, I havo endenvored to dis
among his former supporters. charge the duties ol the position in such a
If all men thought alike then there manner a would bet conduce to the pub
would be no need of party in a Btate, and lie good, and the satisfaction or the Court,
all sects would ho merged intoone church 1 am now about to lsavo the county for a
government. Itut men do ditl'er political- time, perhaps for all time, to rank side
ly and religiously, and parties and various by side with those who are battling for Ihe
church organizations result therefrom. If maintenance of the Union and supremacy-
lever- man in ihe country beliered (as the of our flag, but upon the eve of my depar
These, we repeat, are the reasons : iarse raaiority of all parties and creeds in lure I End a multewut and contemptible as-
why wo think tho organization ot the' the Northern State believe) that tho Un- ult ui.Kn my official course in the col-
.,r....fv.,t .1 umns of the llaftsmans Journal of the 25th
- " I f O A
Gloomy Aspect of Affairi In Missouxi.
Washington, Oct. 3, 1801.
The Cabinet have had several consulta
tions with Gen. Scott, Gen. McClellan.and
other army officers, in relation to ailairs
.in Mishouri, and uninimously came to the
in a position lo risk an engagement with
ihe forces of Trice and McJulloch.
Ilia own dispatches show that he has
entirely charged his programme, since
leaving St. Louis a week ago, and his ear
nest demands for atisistaucn, render it ex
tremely ire probable whether a battle can
be rifcked in Missouri for a month to come.
Under these circumstances, tho adminis
tration has reversed its previous decision
to give Gen. Fremont an opportunity to
vindicate himself in the Mold, and he has
been superceded in his command and or
tiered to report himself for trial by a Court
Martial on the charges preferred against
.him by Col. Blair.
Gen- Wool, from Fortress Monroe, has
been ordered to the comma-.id of the de
partment of the West, in place of Gener
al Fremont, and is already on his wav
West. Gen. Mansfield will at once assume
the command of Fortress Monroe, and
leaves to lay for that purpose, accompa
nied by his staff.
Gen. Fremont .will report himself in
this city, at his earliest convenience. It
is believed that General Wool is fully
competent to master all the difficulties
that have grown up in that department.
The Latest News.
FREMONT NOT KEMJVED.
Washington dilosto tho 4th instant are
received.
. ... . ... r r ..J.iu,.,u i. ol..,, i. . lo .-; nit., and repeated in its issue of the 2d
up; ana wincn can te none 111 poriecii " ' . . , , , . ,. . .
1 . ... .. tami.t to set all of our cituci.i to vote for mil. That assault I do not believe to be
ana entire accordance siu. . ,, :llt(,n(i-j tor the public weal, but for Ike
Uieil sMIUIMT ucwiuso ihcj ttoiw ivi nig -
Union, whilst one class miirht be clamor. mcre r"T of elevating to the position
ing for a duty on iron or coal, and another ' occupy, a partisan candidate.
f(.r fre ftr..le. Sensible men I " "ol 10 " "oru ,w
to the Government, and duty as citi
zens of a free Republic.
But in doing this, the Democracy of
this county have gone no farther. It
has been usual, heretofore, to traverse
in every township. They did not
think this a proper time for such man
nerof conducting a political campaign.
Having selected their candidates, and
placed them fairly before tho people,
they desired that nothing more bo done
than to let th
etly make their
In the issue of the J!ift.'mms Journal, ol
the 2.1th, in an editnri.-tl, the editor asserts
that "altl ough often present in the
Court," ks. I have made inquiry of
several of the officer's of the Court in ref
erence to the visits of this editor to the
''temple of justice," and nor.e of them can
recollect of ever having seen his brilliant
countenance illume the rame, sines he
took charge of the paper. I think under
such circumstances he would remarkably
wifW qualified to judge cf the respective
merits of members of the bar.
It is generally believed among lawyers
that vidouce is of some importance 111
the trial of a cause, and we well now that
in case Mr. Swoope undertakes a cause
without that necessary material, all
,'.t Kir... .
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6L,XIR PROPYL,.
During the put re.r we bars huUH
be notice of tbe tnedirul 'r..fi-.,iun of tlj,
try the Part (Vjilui'nJ Ww'Jco ', .
si a
ItKMI'DY IHII ItlIl:r.M.lTist.
and baviog received from ninny iob jj
from iibjiicinm of the Ugliest itiiiii,j ftJ
irom (i&tifnt, tue
Muatflatterl.i'' Trail
111 th reaalinnnl ,.T il.i . ..:... I
nate dintaie, we arc induced to prem it tt tL
public in a f..riu KEAIftY F ;R IMMEIiLlj
I'PK, which we b.ie will eoinuiend iUelf 1,
whe are inlfcriDg with this afflicting tim
and to tbe medical practitioner who u,j
dinpoftd to tot the powers of this va'ssbh
edv.
ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, in the kn A,
fpoktn of, has recently been extcutivelj
mented wiih in tbe
PZNKS YLVANIA HOSPITU,
and witn MASKED BL'COE.4 (hi trilln,
iron tre puulisuea accounts 141 the nrdieiiw
nalt.)
r-It W carefully put uptfajj fr imBKl
ale nee, with full directions, and ew be obu'u
from all tbe drujgiil at 7i ecnti pfr e,u,)Uj
at wboleiale af BVLl.OCK f RESS1UT,
DrussisU and Manufacluritr Ch.n.i.1.
rhiUdelpbiv
JunelCeiif.
r a- a 1. A- LI. I I 1111 1 1 1 I L wm j... m,u mam m V 1 . U nuiu u VIV
cry mg out ,or iree traoe ceo , . , - -; ; og tlp(rltnce eoq a
wuiasiy: it matisrs not wn.cu psriy . - --- r-- - . I will avail him nothing.
in power, the perpetuity ot the Union win h- " ' ' fc
. . ... i !.;.... ir.n I rn.rci il n I lliintc
the nionnow asking our suffrages who will they deserve, but at the same time 1 feel
give us such a tariff on iron and coal as we ( compelled in vindication of my official
demand. A union of all parties may at career to introduce fcis name in tbis card.
My fault and tollies in common with all
mankind 1 have. My short comings and
limes seem demanded when a certain sec
tion, by an almost unanimous vote, desire i
to produce aorne moral effect; but tliia im).c-rictiun I may have in legal
effect can be accomplished jutt as well 'natters are known, and were known at
e people calmly and qui-j,eriinpi better-by each party agree lho liiue 'ou CB!l .vour far me, and
sir selections. This is the 'ine. in their regular convention, to iden. i tflorl ,0 ,t"'' n,7 rrvl business
tical views on such question, whilst they
differ widely on other. Tartios, compos-
sum and substance of their efforts.
Hut how is it with onr opponents 1
Why, they wero death on party or
rniiiz:itiona. fund well thev miirht be.
. . . .i . i . gree. from those of their competitors, must
seeing what theirs had dono I) yet e, . . 1 ' ,
, , , - ., A. . . ialways exist in a free government like
they nominated a full ticket of the joun ,t on, Jn
rankest kind of Rpubl.cans, and are ' ent nn fefl)ct wi of tU mHjor
now making almost unprecedented cf-,ity. that itCfn bo pure,y ,nJ properly
forts to carry the county, and to claim administered and the public servants held
it as a Republican victory! Tho whole jaccountabls. Union of dissimilar elements
of last week was spent by them in jupon a single idea, which may le popular
holding meetings in different parts ofjrur "' destroy party lines, and the ef
reputation, even if I intended to continue
among you, by the editor of a respectable
.! r mon .Uu . ;n . v. a .r.. 'journal, must necessarilv make u ueenim-i
whilst thev aifferina neater or less de- !r""on upon my mind. My friends, if! Fd,w ina, my record is lfore you
In conrluuion, I have but to say tint 1
have endeavored to serve you faithfully
during my teim of office I hive preven
ted over two hundred trifling and unim
portant suits from going before the Orand
Jury in that period. In caccs of greater
magnitude, 1 have ever done my utmost
to bring offenders to justice, and if I have
fuiled.lhe responsibility rests not with me.
as they were all submitted to a Jury of the
country, who dUchniged their duties hon
estly and faithfully under the oiilh thev
I had taken.
MA Kit I AU CailUCIleioc .
initructur for ainrried per
abuut to be married, both male and femali, a
eerythi.-g eoncerninf; Ihe pbj.iulugj aaJnk
lions of our sexual ryuem, aud the pruiloetioi r
prevention of uff-pring, iucludiaj; all tat m
discorerics nevr before pirn in tht Er!w
lantuape.l.y Vt M. Y Jl'Ntl, M. I). TuuiirtcJ
a Talualile and intcrcflinj work. It iwriM
his ! in Plaiu hinpuage for the geuernl tttin.ui, I
illustrated with numeroua engraringt. AWrtof 1
married people, or those eonivinpliiting mi-jfl.
and hating the lean impediment to DiarMU,
should read Oiii book. Jt difcloiei aernai
every one buuld be ari)uainted with; .l-.lliui
book that rooit be l.ked up. and nut lit iUa
Ihe bouae. It will be sent to unj on os nnis
of twenty fi v rent., is wrie or pnetact Huk
AddrcM 1. WM. YOl'XftS. Xo,ll6 cfrnt'i
alwve Fourth, rhiladelpliia. I'.
O" AjTiii-ttJ ami I '.iorfvairfe No Bane
wlut may bo your disease, lrf.r yoa attct iw
felf under the care of any one of L lukriw
Qcacka, native or foreign, who adreniw aiu
or ay oil er paper, get a cpy of cithiift k
Yooaj's bookii, and read it carefully. It ilk
th uieans of enving too r. anv a dollar, wr
health, and pojaibly your life.
vr. IUI.MI cio I e conruitfl a aorofii
dieae deacribrd ia bis fubliralions. tt ft.
office, X'o. 416 spruce at, above Fuortk. aMi
the county, and in other efforts to de
ceive Democrats into tho support of
the candidates of that party which is
responsible for our present troubles
by DISCARDING ALL TERMS OF
fectivenets of the popular will, and saps
the foundation of the government. A "no
party" movement ia like a Mahomedan
Atheist an iuconcevable Ihing or it is a
party movement which, like union-party
movements in this county and elsew beie,
where the Republicans are in the ruinori
RI-:C0NCILIATI05 last winter. y.re cunningly devised schemes to catch
, , ., i . .... .. . .11 . , . ' i'ciiioi.iu nut, u tunaiicr uiecieci
Mr. Seward, in a dispatch over his own And at the same time they are crying , tion our 0ppouent can, in large capitals,
signsture, contradicts the reportod rcmo- out, "No Part-," "O, let us ignore '""ounce, "a great Republican triumph,
and loco focoism routed."
Democrats, remember you have your
liberties to protect.
Wilcox'and' the Great ' Emancipator .'
vai, arrest, ic, ol Gen. remont. party, and all go together" for them,
Put dispatches to the Philadelphia of course
ning Journal of the 4th, furnish the follow.. I . . i , . ,
. . . .. . ..... ,.. , If we have any Democrats who aro
nig information in regard to this difheul-1 , . J .
ly- L, . ... . . According to reports from Washington,
"The charges against Fr emont are seri-1 t,)Cse cffort9 of t,,eir opponents can- u ieem, Gcnl Frem(j .
ous. The Administration are greatly dis.j not fail to arouse them to a report himself at Washington to be tried
atibfied with hia action. His dilitarinesg sense of their duty, and to romind by Court Martial. In other words, that the
baa endangered Missouri, in addition to t hem that, in time of war' as well as'i removed from the command ol the
losses already sustained. j in peace, "Etkhnal Vioil.AXCE is the, Department of the Weal, and Gen. Wool
"He will not be denied an opportunity pRICE op Jjibekty." bag been ordered lo succeed him. Gen.
lo vindicate himse'.fin the field; but it! . Mansfield ia to take the place of Wool at
will be undor Gen. Wool, as chief in com- . '?nf?,r' by di(! John C. Iireckenridge, one Fortfpst Monro
..... lot that "small patriot band," lst week leave rorlrcs Jaonroo.
mand in llSSOUn. I Lexineton. Kv. stddonl ahd in a aland.lini. How will onr Ron nKlio.t, .n.li.IutA fnr
"Meantime, a Court Martial has been ,ma,n.ner' wnr if a "recruiting" sargeant was I this district A I Wilr i,-.ft, ft,io
......... . . looking for tins because "he took rmund aaninut I UlStriCT, A. 1. v llOOX, relish this D.OW .
oraereu lor the trial otoen. remont, ana th, gecea.ion of Keutuckeyf yv.n. Mr' Our readers will rocollcct that we pub
enou.a to resign on uen. om a taaing wai, lished the proceedings of a meetine held
J - - 111 i i I a c 1 1 T tsr a nnnA( ara.u.a a 1. n a aa c
commanu, newuiav once ne summonea ..ia "l"y- at Tortland, Elk county on the 4th ofSep.
foro it." ) 0 er ad vocated Secession, acd would lostf of wbich meoU Ulii ,ame x
No new movements are reported on the bercfore be unable to answer our neigh- acted ,g President, at which tb following,
olomac- I r" ' ' " "7 "vv l retolution was "unanimously" adopted
it 11 announccu uini vieu. (iiixoon ia i u.i.. u, nc jnccumc umt iiioijues
aupercode Gen. Anderson whose health tion mifht bo more properly answered by
is still delicate aa commonder of the De- tbe advocates of that heresy, and it was
partment of Kentucky. jer.lirtty unnecessary t3 propound any
lion. J. A. Gurley, memborof Gen. Fre BUch quwtion to any one outside of Seccs
mont's staff, is now at Washington asking iondom, or the Journal office. If Jeff,
for twelve millions, of dollars to meet the 'Iavig wou,(1 happen to aend one of his
j "recruiting sargcants" to the Journal office
in anything, my conduct has been justly
reprehensible, 1 ask of you to suggest in
my behalf the most palliating circum
stance ; but I would ask your indulgence
to examine a brief review of my recoid.
You all well know that the criminal cal
ender of our county has been nuch moie
extensive during my term than at any
That record is the criminal record ofyour
county lor the j.sst three jcar. If in it
you find aught lo condemn me, I dare
not murmur, but if on the contrary you j
consider I have done my duty 1 ak of
yoa your kind remembrances in the new
sphere upon which 1 am about entering.
As to the care with which I have watch-
previous jK-riod. Three eapital casej'.tried eu ovcr tlie mteiesls of our common coun
within oae vear a thine ur.naralled in ' 'J' since 1 ,'ve beld my .reset position.
our history. Charges of robbery, forgery, I ut refer you io Messrs. John Ir.
arson, adultery, rape.ifc, were offreipient win, Sr., Geo. Krhard, Wm. McCracktn,
occurence.and in the trial of some cf those W'm. Merrell and S. C. Thomjwon who
cases 1 have been assisted at viruui i our rouniyi ri.
.- . t ... .. inll-( 'llirir fl.ul ii.'i I Tl. I I Mar. . I -1 M -tf.
iimcs uy various oi my o.-etuern oi ine, , . ,
bar I Thev leina mid for their tervieei b, the I tliink M oa, that I have ever beon
Proccutor) In no single instance has the crupulousiy exact, to prevent Ihe pay-
countv been calld upon to rav for assist- lMM oul 01 ,te co,n,y "easuiy of a sin
ance. exceM in the aforementioned caci- IE1 Jo". in wm rr.
tal cases, wherein it was assigned me by
(lis Honor Judge Linn; and you can
(JIJAIUS!! CHAIRS! !!
NOW 18 THE TIME TO IUY : ! '
The umK-r.-igned has now oBhaod.at hii Ti
niture Kooina on Market t., ClrirfipIJ. Ta.,1
thort dialance weat of Litt's Foundry, a u;
rtook of
t H AIJIS )I- AM, klXDS,
manufactured out of tbe but niattrialr, tuiilr
n a very rnperinr manner, and ahicb he wiHk!
LOW FOR ( A.SU. His long eipericnce is u
basiners make kiln feel confident tftiat bi chain
are made ia a rutataalial and workmanlike au
ner, and will Mnod the teM of trub rcrtw
wishing lo purchase chain rbouid fail at ear
and get theiu while they can be bad at u h
JiHX IKOnsW
readily observe that 1 then needed it, for
In two of thoe casts, in addition to other
counsel, I was compelled to contend with
quired by law.
Vour fellow citizen,
ROUT. J. WALLACE.
NEW REMEDirs IOK
SPERM ATOIUUIGKEA.
TTowaRB A-sofiTK. rnii.Ai.r.u-BU. iU
llnxme nl, fnr f rthrf xf tkf S' i and a
aJHirtnl ar.'fk ffvlru ami Clirrmie .'
rrpttialtf Jar tie Care a Wm
Ontana.
MrnK-sL Astirt given gratis l.j tie Jrtiftf
VsirsKVt rrrr pa .'-poraaiorruiv
a rt a
A U 1 W Mher dineaw ef fthe PesaaV rnp.
In all rloa if wnov eeneern. in lorinMin,ii.iri n,nloT lie lrne"7-
i j ....... i tt... -ri " : . ' . ... ' f. :vv - .
no age ana espcnene and tuperior aoxmy oi fonand Kartham townships, Uearhelu 1 in seaWd letter enclr, ree i fMI':'
H. II. Swoope, Ksq. While in the thirdlcounly : .Some wkkeil and maliciows per. r ti uiib r mta-e aererMe. AW
case, in which Mr. Swoope himself was a jon or persons having LUie.ted and eir- iiSSt
had to encounter J. A MeEn- J - ".Tn
ally and Wm. A. Wallace, Hsqrs., two of )Un; All such person or perwio if wu, A. wALtaca. "
the ablest Uwyers at our bar. found out bj the undorsigned will have' , , v ToIIeeTnn t)fa
luring my official term, but two casss o render saiifuction to the undcisigncd
"Resolved, That we cordiallv endorse
Gon. J. C. Fremont's proclaojation, of mar
tial law in the State of Missouri, believing
that in so doing he has shown himself e
qual to the occasion, and that it will afford
ecurity lo the per ton and property of good and
Kioi euueni. ana to traitors lieathani Van-
IJUcation.
financial pledges of Gen. F. j recruiting sargcants to the Journal office rremont a emancipation proclamation
U.S. Mncraw. who was taken prisoner hewoulahna those who have advocated pteaaea no tody but the rankest Aoh
at Manassai, whence he went for the body Secession equal with himself, though nottiooti baa been condemned by the
of the late Col. Cameron, reached Balti. quite " eftectively, pre-hp for lack of, President and a majority of bis Cabinet,
more on the 3d. from Richmond, having, co-r,80- , and the public generally. Ol courBe none
been released from prison. Ho refused to ' Asmr-Tha il'Mc-ifajrsi.wehaveiiotr"1 Abolitiont ahoiild vote for those
peak of affairs at Richmond. Been a cape, nor smelt a lamp this fall. vf ho lauctioned it.
h ave been et aside by the Court upon le
jal exception!. One of these was the
case oi tbe commonwealth r. Jury, in
or be dealt with acconlioc to law.
JOHN A. NUXER.
or
LE05ARJX ICJXEY &Co
CLEAKK1I I',
CLEARFIELD (.'0077, FA.
It is said that Owen Lovejoy, the neto
i r, .. . r ..: tii::. iilii',nn!j ..n.;i.l
wuicu air. swoope wot ine paia eountei or nu a. .. v.. ...... . .i-.-...... rwanewal
Arocutor, and the leading counsel in . for the inexplicable conduct of General, D POSITS HIXEIVEU,
ihe case on behalf of the Commonwealth
aim a
and if the prisoner escaped after convic-
Fiemont, who together are now running 1 A. , . , .u.si
' ... ..... flollettuint made and proceedt rrowvl'yrnv
il. nil nf (hi Hmnihina " anil m. ' ' ' ...
1 ilC r.vc.1 .f viii. , .,v " . . hi .. ., . .nl, .1. II ill
.... . ' i.: r : :
tion ny the jury, in consequence ot ro nice run any are miming v. ii.. j
plea having been entered, he is certainly But we are glad to know that the Tre-;
aa much rcnonsible as mvsolf. In
other case, Mr. Swoope was also employ
ed1 to assist me, but I will do him the jus
tha ident has completelr snubld these two
Abolition heroes in their late attempt to
liberate the slaves in Missouri-
on hand.
arOffles on Peccnd Ft, nearly orr"
COURT HOUSE.
IVEUFIiKGAL,
l.icliro rif ibo ikrarf
tice to say that I do not believe all the( q thi I.vcaasst.-The "artificial" ex- Lutberaburp, Clearfield Co. Pj
lawyers in Pennsylvania could have rr , citcmcnt along the Totomac ia alill on ' w""1 promptly to all bueinees 'Dt,elf.i.
i.. v: r .v. uJl.imMt aa'.. . .......... i care. Arnl 1
"UTO1 k"D 4"uui ui mo i.iu,v.-v..., the increase, ana the allegation that "no-
no offence bad been committed eocordioj u ur. i eritirej- fancious. ' 1J
l IV. ...I: e t..j v : " I i
nu tun l umil u VUUCD liun. v n ,i Purlin Uovera. -
. During the term of my preceor, Mr.' KSTTbe paymcnU at the United RUtes ttiWU?fitt&&
MoCullough, an indictment against C. I Treasury amount to the sum of 1,200,000,, n0- eoafln.i ".'L''
Jeffrie. eU ai was quashed. H. B. Swoope T .y. maaing o.ut o.uou montn, --- -
waaiv..n ...iatant eounael for the Com- or 'our nunarea ana tuirtT-two millions , T. J. McCiluvi -
oonwealtb. He abould thenbMwitCl. f dollm ayexr. Ruber (eep that! ClsarS.H, tert.4, l
TOTICEIs hereby piren, t J
eoncern, that an application o t