flit c'lmhtk )tfjmtliuii.
"-.itV'iV.-..f v j ,"v M . VI
.,v 1 tit I ,m in r 'I lil' 'y
n,( 1 c n In i-ii'ii t'Vitu Month, til
nv in liMif'l VtlV litlli' ll.nl pfHaiii
I') llin giner il good nT I lie prnploi'f lha
Mile, Tli" Srtiulii bns Hoiked oiil A
largo amount nf wolk, hut soi'ins to inotn
abuser limit tho tinny, t'miigh not n i C o
no hirpe n Innly. A number of llio int in
lers acetn lo m l its if tin y had t ho power
mid responsibility c f Congress
,n vnoM fcunori;
fVrif1 fV.'t" ,'.
Mil it tit .li'i abb, in It'll niilirii,.!. II' 1 )IK KKW A.
r ,MrM mm h thl It MiiMll"t.il.ln In ln, ' Nu j,, ,lo,,lnR ,,f t, , .i.m lame
hpi n,i,.,i - i ... I . i ..r v
1 lint lire in It It
CLFAUFIKLD, PA
Wednesday Morning Feb. 5, 1802.
upon lliriii.
i Mr. 1 riwli. nn Abolition Senator front Sewurd' dispatch, dated January' I lth. f,'l,l"n'
Allegheny, Iim introduced n series of res- I expresses inucn " i-iari.on nt tbe rnn. Thfl Relief of Priione s of War.
lutions, for I ho restoration of Major lien.
A Rkiohm or li)rnTri l T 'tii.itv. The
m l lo ii!ioli.li (lie fr.nikinir nrivilcen lo
i r iv. i,.i, 1st tho P.rio shore,
l I IT till '1 ID Vl VM' .1 w v ----
anil
of July ticxt-hns passed l,olh house, ami construction of theso works Iront mo mo of inUrnMionni J.0r.l .lohn Russell !j0vprtiment, are now prisoners ami ciiji-
retary of llio Navy to tho 1'rejiiJent
Iioioc in n l'ur ilaj s lo wrilo anotlior tivei.
I....n ... ...1 1.., II... Pi.u,M,ttl
, , . , ., , .,, . I ,, I Tho cnlninir" oflimtor, (Lowrv.) from Uiinimtch on the sullied. In the mrn "ii i thorefore ordorod tlmt two com-
e in.venonc.ui wieu.i., mu """I.,. atU(11.,tin lo enUil tle fruits of , inio ho .nys it h d,.Rirul.lo that tho com- miion he aiipointed to viait tho city of ,
toio nro not nccuratcly informed tu to in 1 ' b mnndci-s of tho United Sintw cruiners Ijichmond. in Virginia, nnd whorever clso !
oroviHions; but wo 1-dievfl that it nuikoii in- .rrvn.unu
.i clean job of it, and after tho firm of July ' in 11,0 f E-"""1 '3tl'on. ""a
next niomhors of CongrcHi. will huyo no introduced a hill to repeal all acts cx
mor authority to transmit letter., and 'cmpting any kind of properly from taxa.
document through the mails, postage ' lio". 1,8 iurche, Academies, School
free, than if they wero private citizens. j Houses, Sec.
1 f this is the eve, then wc doubt its utilL Tbe w" ,ftXes n11 kin,,s of lo,,acro rin,S"
y. !!ut one of two consoquonces mnrt J Stftt' nni1 ni0,e 8tr,nont law
result: Tho people will either do without! to lax and Ihorei.y suppress the sulc .of
,i.;. ,.rneir..i i p.,.. . i r U' i , ' i iHox ica t i n e liquors. An inereao of Ho-
I 111 I l V'Vj II n IV 1 1 1 IT' J lllllll 11IUL11III llUtU ItMTlI-l w
ington, and remain in a great measure ig
norant of tho doings of their representa-i"- A system 01 .uimpi, xmimr w
... . . id... V.mrliili Klntnn 'Vtlx) unon all
or, pay tiicin ingiier salaries, or t B 1 '
tho same thincr, furnish uecuu- cn-cw. ,mu ur u-
lives
.vhat amounts to
them with postage, stamps nt tbo expense
ot tho Government.
An industrious member of Congross,
who desires to furnish his constituents with
i fair proportion of the publicdocuments
vjcli ns messages, roports, speeches, &c,
onnected with tho administration of'pul
lie aflairs-ifhe bo required to prepny tho' g's of mdel.tedncss whether unuer
postago thereon will spend at least half "1' or not- An increased tax upon char,
his present salary. If the postage is rrqui- ters and collateral inheritance tax. A lax
red to bo paid by the persons to whom on coal banks, ore mines, blooms, railroad,
they are addressed, the result will be that bar, or other iron, and on nails. A tax
a very few will be sent, and a very law "l 0,1 wu,c" lUR "e I,weu or UBU'
It,. 7.,i A If fir
j i .1 . . 1 LiiAul...lim.l 1m.nl litti'tl.laa
l'o'nii and, .Un. .til -Hip Klistnrr An- ii in.lt."l thn tinni of Iwi-nlr ol t nny ipintlor, If mcc I UiPtintnUi
i.l(i.fi.on Iim MtinM. Mm lull Mv.r. thii ly A tnrii.Ri. ri I ....nt "I hovri.el ifnt ....ju,,,,, tltn mlhoin rnwl, A .In
pool on U.o HHi, ni.d !,.inK, tin London - pMMI"" ! Hi ' Mnp'tor im V , , , rim ,i Itoynl I,. I rrarhrd
.I.mv ndviie li) llm 17th iinl I Ml inlay, thft latlor Inqiiifnl ns to tlift ;
'It.', I . e. 1 V.. .I.'t in A i, nrl... Not chftrai'ler I'f the Americans, nii'l Mr. I'ny lh N tnn.h rim ly a, ..fan nM Iron,
u ; i i .i..,i., i..t ...:... i ... inn rii.litd Hut Ihrv were all ellii!ii'i tor tho Tleo river, and were willnii omo
nnli i .iiib uii'i niini'i mil. i- i . . . r.lAl'l1
l . 1 I : i I ..Ml .... 1 . . 1 1 - 1 tili.ttltll 1 .11 Hill III tilt! 1 HI t V I' I HQ 1 III a. ... 1 . I nt llm Lll V t1 t.ft II rilt .
l..t.li.. fliliillliinniiMiii.nl ri'rri'KliiilKii'ncil l.m I". ,. , ., " K " t " " '
totolting i.ii.i,-,! . ,,i iv. i .r.. te. Males. 'Ihorenult, i.ecordms to llio .. ... ... .... v.,1...,!,,
i'ii ii 'iiuiinni i'ii i " mu i wi. i . t . ,1 . I nU IMI lit IIIUIIK lllHUl I .M . umnni
i.. .' . t it. t . . . u-..i IIkiI tir Antnrii'nni wirP nlllm n
lair, inrui.i.ng i.on husmmi reply lo Nr. ir" " -which is nlleKrd to If provisioned for
! six months. The Confederate appear to
elusion arrived ot by the Washington pov ! """cuc,' i,e un.Ur no apprehension for the letj
nr.,m,.ni ul.i. li ii ..Mi...l..r. m.,.i riw.i The following order has been issued t.y f ,,., .,.,.. r,ri;i;,.,.. !... I.uvo
.lohn Chin leu Fremont to n commanu in ,0 (0 10 niainlennnce of I he most friend- tho War Departments l0 ,)0 Bi0lu.iHi bcfori tho Heel can reach
tho army. Tho Scnato is also creeling ly relations. The l'mtlish gnvei ninent. ' "This Department reoognine as the fust ! . ,..
fortincalioni wtd barlKir defences nloiiu however, liller frcm Mr. Sew aid in some ()f i(8 duties to tako measuroi for the relief lll'1'' . . ... r
uri nit in in ihki mu n i , . ... , i . . ' . ! ii i W n Imnr nf nn ninrnnmnt ml hpr in Mis.
would transfer tho j' ""' concnuions, nr.u, as n may lean m 0ftlie trnve men who, Having unpenned - '
a ueiier unnersmr.tiing on several points i Dieir lives in 11. 6 military mtvico oi iiio itcuri, jciiiuckj, ngin.it or unrjiuui.
tien, lienuregard is transferred from
Manassas to Columbus, in Kentucky, and
took with him I'l.dOO troops. TrKsiJen.
David, it is understood, will take com
mand in person of Mannssa, immediately
ul'ler his inauguration on tho 12d of this
month.
Among tho most important movements
that have taken place at Washington, is
the determination of tho Administration
to treat the privateers "pirates" now
imprisoned in New York and Philadel
phia, as prisoners of war, and the issuing
of orders lo transfer them to tho Torts of
New York and lioston, pieparatory to
their exchnnco for federal prisoners of
war now confined in the South. I!y this
decision we may soon expect to hear of
the releoso of Col. Corcoran, and others,
who were held ns l.otti.gcs, and lo share
tho Fame f'llo that was to be awarded
Iheso privateers.
jTMessrs. Hall of tho iSennto, and
Kurly, Ziegler and Tate, of tho House, are
entitled to our thanks for documents.
m HMTi'iu: uooms.
BENNEIl FdAMFiTT
tlci ii Iftilli atin .iiii'd I lU j,Vlir ,u
hurt f"m I'M sti I t ti fnirn,, ,,
l.irnllurf at rnnnn, Imniinn i.n ih, VMi,,
l.nl stiil nisr'y r io.iln lif ('imti u,Pi
rlilti(il iiinkinn mill ll purrlril nn U ),,
per atory of lli nm Vuililien In k n.
DIFFKIIKXT Bt.AJICnES.
All klnilii if f.irnli.rill bo kept inB.Unn-
on hnnii nj mldrbrtp fur tih f .fciB-fc
f -
fur fountry rroitore, w bumlur to auit tba bUki
nKt !
tol, Mercantile, and all other kinds of IN
ministered beforo courts, commissioners,
uuditors, or arbitrators. A per capita tax
upon every man in the State, a tax upon
all salaries and incomes, "above a medium
of family wants," (a very suitable scnle.)
A tax on bank notes, checks, bonds or
certificates of deposit, and all otiier obli-
proportion of those that arc sent will not
bo taken from the Tost Offices and hence
the Tost Office Department, nfter paying
the expense of their transmission and re
turn lo the Department as dead matter to
be mado fuel for bonfires, or sold to the
naper-irakers will derive no revenue at
til, and tho people deprived of that
amount of information.
A rejorm of the ahutcs of this high priviS
rge was much ncedod ; but not tho total
annihilation of the system. Wo have
'jouoted much of our intelligence a a na
tion. Yet recent nnd transpiring event
show most conclusively that thi want of in"
formalum was the cause of our destruction.
No man can new doubt that if the people
of the North, and tho people of the South,
had understood each othet as well eigh
teen months or two years ngo, as they do
now, they would not now be engaged in
each otheis' destruction. The people of
the South tvero led to believe that the
people of the North not only acknowledge
od the doctrine of secession, but that they
were actually in favor of peaceable separ
ation ; and on the other hand, the people
of the North were made believe that the
South was a poor, weak, dependent com
munity, without energy or resources,
clinging to tho North for support and
protection, and that in case she was stub
born and disinclined lo do what wo of tho
North desired of her, it would only bo a
"breakfast job" to whip her into terms.
Such was the state and mngnitudo of our
ignorance previous to the commencement
of our present struggle. We do not pro
tend to say that tho longer practice of our
present ftauking privilege would prevent
similar misunderstandings in the future.
But when we see what great trouble our
ignorance has brought upon us, should
we not raihor seek to open and widen the
avenues of information to the people than
to contract and obstruct them T
Bc?Nolwithstanding tho innumerable
contradictions and follies ol the Black Re
publican party, they pre bound to be ahead
in some things. The case of Mason nnd
Slidell fumishesji notable instance.
When those worthies were arrested by
Capt. Wilkes they "rejoiced with exceed
ing great joy," nnd their presses nnd pol
iticians pronounced it a death-blos? to
Jeff Davis & Co.-that tho last "feather"
shall bo instructed not to repent acts loi'lin-jnncrs belonging lo tho army of the
wliich tho Dritish government will have , ;nit0, states may be held, and there tnko
tousle redress, and which tho United 1 ,., pleasures as may bo needful to pro
States government cannot undertake to ! vj(w for i10 wants, and contribute to tlio
justify. Lord Lyons is thankud for his I comfort of such prisoners, at the expense
and upon salt manufactured in tho State
or clsewhcie. A tax upon nowspapers
and telegraph messages. In short a tax
upon every imaginable thing, whether ol
the earth, sea, air or ky, thai is, was, oris
to be.
Tho bill authorizes tho nssessor to ad
minister onlhs, and compelling ench lax
ablo to swear or nliirm, to the correctness
of the property furnished lo the nssessor,
and that tho list includes every article of
taxable property owned by him. nnd a
just and true valuation of tho same.
Tho House, since the commencement
of the session. hs been principally cnga
ged in trying contested seats, and the
raising and nppointing of committees for
the investigation of frauds committed by
the reform parly no in power. The
committee to invesligato the railroad
frauds cot.sisls of Hopkins, of Washing
ton ; Ryor, of Schuylkill ; Strang.of Tion ;
Alexnnder, of Indiana; nnd Crane, of
Woyne. Two Democrats, two Keptibu
can?, nnd one (Crane) Forneyite.
The Pittsiiircu Post. It affords us
much pleasure lo note tLo very great im
provement that has taken place in that
old nnd influential Democratic organ, tho
Pittsburgh l'ust. This improvement is not
confined to its mechanical appearance,
nor to its promptness, punctuality and
reliability as a faithful chronicler of pass,
ing events; but it is more conspicuously
displayed in its editorial department by a
vigor and an energy tthat well befits the
leading organ of tho Democracy of Wes
tern Pennsylvania.
Tho Post is, wo nre glad to know, quite
a favorite in this sect ion, and those of our
renders who wish to receive tho latest
liscretion in the athur.
Mr. Gladstone, Chancellor of tho Kx
cheqnr, niade a speech at Leith, which
win very friendly toward America, ho
ping that the concession of tho American
government would be received inn gener'
ous spirit, 1 1 o thought, however, that
the North had undertaken u tank too big
lor them.
In view of tho anticipated arrival of Ma
son and Slidell, various expedients were
being adopted at Liverpool to secure any
thing but a Haltering reception for thorn,
Tlio London Shipning (iazetlo suys that
war or else further diplomatic strife is im
ovitablo botwoen England and America.
The publication of the correspondence
relative to tho Trent albiir lo I to some
very bitter strictures on tho dispatch of
Mr. Seward, particularly regarding that
part insinuating that Mason and Slidell
would havo beeu detained hail tho inter
est of the Union requited.
The London Times doubts whether any
nation ever committed a blunder so p'il
pnl.le and so enormous.
Tho Morning Pont says it is dear that
the Into of ttronjrr is llio only law ruling in
tho United .States.
Tho London Herald says that the lust
four lines in Mr. Seward's dispatch is the
only part that can bo accepted as nn an
swer to tho Uritish dttmand.
It was rumored that tho rebel steamer
Nashville had been sold to English ship
owners. The United States gunboat Tus
carora, however, continued lo blockade
her.
Financial writers in tho English jour
nals indulge in all sorts of gloomy forefoo
of the United States, und to such an ex
tent as may bo permitted by the authori
ties under whom such prisoners are held.
EDWIN M. 8TANTON.
Secretary of War.
IVishop Ames, of tho Methodist Episco
pal Church, and lion. Hamilton Fish, havo
signified their acceptance of their appoint
ment, by tho Secretary of War, as commis
nioners to visit and reli vo tho prisoners
of the Uni'.od States in the hands of the
rebols.
nisnor EDWAKD AMIS.
Edward Ames is a bishop of tho Motho
dist Epis copol Church in the United States,
I born at Athens, Ohio, in I00. After re
(coiving his education in tho Ohio Univer
sily, ho was for three years instructor in a
college in Illinois. He was licensed to
preach in lH.'lt), was soon nfter assigned to
the Indiana Conference, nnd ordained suc
cessively, a deacon and elder, lie took
part in the (ieneral Conference of tlio
Methodists hold in Baltimore in 1840, nnd
in 1M2 officiated us chaplain to a council I
of Chocktaws, being the first chaplain ev
er elected by an assembly of Indians.
From IK II to 1N2, w hen he wc made a
bishop, ho travelled as presiding shier
through various districts of Indiana,
Hamilton risr.
Hamilton Fish, one of the commission
ers to the South, though of late not very
intimately identified with public affairs, is
still a man well known nnd esteemed
throughout the country. He has occu
pied noi n few very important and respon
sible, nositions. eustaininc always a fair
! reputation us a statesman und a politician.
! r- till'! ...a i.aCu rlAftiil llinl fiS ft
CHAIRS.
I'AKLOlt, KOCKlNd, AM,
Aliir CHAIRS,
SPRING SEATS, CAIN
BOTTOMS, Ac,
qns.tg.rarTrgq9B3 .
rMU.on sofa, cextai:,
CA HI), DIM SO,
EXT1CXSWX ii- BliEAKFAST
TA D L ES.
SOFAS-
OF ALL KINDS,
VARIETIES AND PATTERNS.
BUREAUS, SIDE-BOARDS
11O0KUVSKS WAItimOIIKS, iC.
rlinrv Ini A niorii-rt nniliir llm si.stiension ofilc 18IJ tho Wilis party elected him as a
. , r.t ', il. f,
meniner oi me i w eiiij-t-jgiii.il unicao.
In 1S47 he wa chosen Lt. Governor, and
specie payments
1 lis London ( j lobe makes the announce
ment that tho cabinet at Washington has
given orders for tho release of two Amer
icans, Messrs. Znchario and Rogers, taken
from the English schooner Eugenia Smith,
by the Steamer Santiago de Cuba.
Tlirt frirt'itA W'.irrinr ia v nnl oil fit. Vlv-
mouth iu a day or two. on her wov to the I well lor the responsible position to which
North American station. ' I he has just been apjKtinted by the Admm-
lj.jt little business was doinc at Lloyd's istrwtiou- He is exceedingly mild, urbane,
tho year following was elected Governor of
the State. II is next appearance on wio
political stage was as U.S. Senator for N.
Yoik, which ollico heassumed in lS41,and
held for six yeais with creditable ability.
His antecedents would seem to lit him
polished in manners, possessing a tino fig
ure, and gifted with powers of persuasion
in a high degree.
Camp TcsTixoxr. Our readers no doubt
recollect the excitement that prevailed in
blockad-) her in Southampton, nnd to Philadelphia last fall after tho election, in
chase her as long as she is at sea. In ad- i roeronce t0 t.e Army vote and the troub-
dition to tno lrigaio waunness, mu n.-u
steamer Argas has been placed nt the
mouth of Southampton docks to watch
the movements of th two vessels. Late
in war ri-ks
Thore was continued activity in all de
partments at the Portsmouth dock yard.
It is understood that tho United Stales
gunboat Tuscarora has orders never to
lose sidit of tho stenmer Nashville, to
B$Jsouemen are not masters of their
own house, nor even half masters only
nboul quartermasters.
Hay When war closes, trouble ends ;
when armies close trouble begins.
BEDSTEADS
JKXXY LIXD,
B I till-POST COTTAGE,
FRENCH rOSTS, &c.
jgsJ-IIe who never laughs without know
ing why, must be a sad dog.
SKLLINU OFF
SMITH & CO. nre now SELLING
Iluir, Jluir t'jp, Cnttnh tup,
nnd Corn I Iuik, f the bp.it material.
LOOKINU-ULASSKS of all lorta and Mio.i,
Alio, Ulaiisci far old Frame.
Alio, Toa-poyi, Wkat-noli, ITanh itttmh,
Work-stands, Hut-nrki, t c,
COFFINS.
f 1 A ...
nV. SMITH & CO. nre now SELLING ' vruur " nuuco,
, OFF, at a very low figure, thoir itock of lienrso furnished.
WINTER GOODS. '. Tonr. Cherry, and Linwood Lumber,
rrmoNEW one horse sleiqhs r" TV, ft ,
1 snlehy REED, WEAVER A Co. Clearfield, October 2.1, 18f.l. ly.
Cabinet, Chair Makini-,
and
takon
RAIN OF ALL KINDS,
V 1IEANS nnd PORK will ho taken
eount, nt the highest market Jrie by
Jnn-1,'62 REED, WEAVER 4 CO
le that the courts found themselves invol
ved in. In order to ncettain tho extent
of tho frauds committed tho Court apt
report say that tho Nashville ha been -)tej jr j 0 Tobias, nn old clerk in
8!:?"S!r:n tL, Ue Prothonatory'. Office tX Philadelphia.
1 (IU ! W I I I ffVO nij ,ii t I ' T ill
tile letters from New York represent the a commissioner.who nt once proceeded to lit the Prehl.ytermu Church, Clenrfieia l a
strir frtp nrntttrtlintt incilPKifllf.n nmnnir I IP il.. .IIir.Anl Annist.- nrt.l ia atill Ct Crtli 1 u' J
v jiiiiHviii, IM-HHVS..V 0 IIIU UIIIL'lL'Ilk iai I'Of -v j r. f'-o
slaves as gaining force, and looking at the in llkin testimonv. Below wo give n
tiireaienect Horrors winspers were hi- .... . i::i 1 1, f
sake i "'""t ' UD '
that some
JOHN (i ULICII, of the bomudi of Clearfielo,
l'u., fill be prepared at iQt tunes to attend to
to any business in the nlioro line on short
TIIOM tJ J. M't'L'I.I.OL't.ll, ; notice, nnd in a worknianliko miinner. His place
Attorney at law. "f businecs is at the eld shop on the north sidoof
Oflice an Market street, opponile Mossop'i ! t. r , Market street, 3d door cast of Third t.. nearly
Clearfield, I'a. Will attend promptly to Co lire TIotito the old Jew storo j where ho will keep
ctions Salo of Lands, 4c. nov714 constantly on hand a large assortment of A'a-
nnjjony ana Lane iionoiu i nuirj, anu lanaci
ANT I'. H. ALL KINDS OF GRAIN ; Ware of cvory diseriptinn, which he will diiyoie
f will b taken ii. payment of DICIiTS DUE of on as reasonable termi as the samo articles
ME fur which the highest market prices will bo can be bad elsewhere in thti county,
given. I His stock of Cabinet Ware nnw on hand, ccn-
JAS. B. GRAHAM. Vtsts in part of Dressing nnd Common Bureaus,
Clearflold, Dee. II, 1861. j Pofas, Hewing and Washing Stands, I oW a md
- z i Hook Cases, French aDd Field Post IJedstesds,
CVRESIUS HOnt. 'DininR, Iiroakfast, Centre, Card and l'ier Ta-
JUSTICE OK THE PEACE. blcs, Ac. Coffins manufactured and deliend at
For Dsi'ATt n Township, anv pluco desired.
will promptly attend te all butiness entrusted to
his care. P. O. Address, Philipsburg Pa.
Aug. 21st 1 S61
w
II. W. SMITH & CO.
MKKCIIAXTS, and dealers In Dry
Goods, Groceries. Hardware. Queonawnro, nnd
everthtn usually keyt by the trade. Store on
SECOND Street, below Juao heonsrt oppo
lencth heard ot a wisn tnai lor tlio
of humanity Europenn intervention might ; Tobias, which goes to provo
be found practicable.
FRANCE.
It is mid that the Emperor is making
considerable reductions in his private es- renr.svlvania Ren' men t. Col, Koltes, tes-
tat lishments. The French journals gen-' tlfios, in substance as follows : There was
erally compliment Ihe Cabinet at Wash1 n0 list of taxable in our pos-irssion, nor
tin
PKICES REDUCED !
COAI.: COAL: M. CONLKV announces
that he has reduced the price of his super'.-
iln 1 I 1 ..: iKa llin.i un.l will lliinPttfllPth
j things call bo dono OS well as Others. furnish it at THREE AND A HALF cents per np)irnblo it will undoubtedly become
i l . .i.. 11....1. ..J tlVf n A II A I.K ! .... r ,i.u c:i.... . IMutitiK.
a ov. OUSnCI II mo ilium. mu.. Sli.llIV lor UHIU. 1 1 1 1-1 ui in...
... .i m i .1.. ei.il.;r,l cents dolivered. Will be
vjiio oi ii;ei'iiuriwi i- - j -,
Clearfield, Dee. 11, 1S61
February 9, 18a9. no. 4, vol. iv.
VULCANITE BASK
4 TTHSTIOY
I id AinjiiMnl I V
- - ."j-- i
culled to this article
us a sulii'titute for
i i,.l.l i
-..--, ..-va "uiu in uir.M.i.iS
.S5Sr2-JSa. Artificial Teeth.
rtJSfvfi- Many personswho
COflUl! bar. trioila.'l kinds
i' vS,---3-" "I" Mi'lallie Rases
,''.r.fiV": "V PREFER thii. And
those cases where if
a sub-
news, nnd can aflord to aubscribo for a ington for their action in regard to tho ! was any such list consulted. Ho took
' . ! a -.:. I.. . :.. I.:. ,...,..,., ..ill, nut
daily paper, should send for the I)aJy Vo.it,
as it is now received here in the afternoon
of each day on which it is printed, con
taining the latest telegraphic despatches
from all quarters ; nnd thoso wanting a
Trent affair
The pirnte Sumter remained nl Cadir nt
last nil vices.
THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.
The London Herald, the organ of Lord
Deibv. states that the reUd ajjents in
llinnt ntiv
llie VUieS VIISV HI llio uiii ; j
proof. About nine-tenths of the coinpa.
ny were foreigners, but no tax recoipts or
nntnrnlniion l.nnors were shown. Scv-
' , -1
largo nnd cheap weekly paper will find j London have offered on the behalf of the
the 1Wv Pout to their taste, as it is nD Confederates tho basis of a treaty ofcom
ii -ii i -.i .. c.i i: . ' me ce with England. This journal holds
ways we.. .... eu v..... u-,U,u,.uu,6u..i- , ... . in,lu(.lncnts for
delivered by Mr. Jus.
M. CJNLEY.
L
ATEST OPENIXd At SMITH'S!
MEN'S MAUD SHAWLS!
CHILDREN'S' ELEGANT CHENILLE
ti M,;,.r nilvnutncps nre cUcnpness, liphtnesi
and perfect adaptability lo the mouth, it havioi;.
a soil nnd fleshy feel to tho part with which it
comos in contact.
A.M. HILLS is prepared to pnt up toeth on.
the Vulcanite T.ase with Goodyenr's Patent Hunt,
which is the only reliable preparation and which
can only be bad through their regular agencies..
lip 11,11- will alwnvs bo in his office on Fn-
T1KS! SUPERB AKIlCLh j Juyj and Saturdays, unless notice to the contrsry
DIES RED CROSSLIN ESH AW LSI appears in tho public papon on the prouou.
t... ..: f ,l;i.. o. ;. tr.,'" tr. Ili inter rountorv
.m, r.KC. iu. the tecogn.tioii ol U.o Jell, i avis govern. r"r nv Se all naturalized.
LLI VII 111 lin v.vj('w"4 '
answered: "Does you tink d:ti my mens
carries their naturalization papers iu tneir
ler.
... - I I. (?1 I .11 . . 1 11 .V . I .1 ...
per annum, ana mo weeKiy, c- vuuresa menv oy larnameni ana me vueen. i
Jamrs P.BAaF.Esq., editor nnd proprietor. ! Great Britain, the Herald argues, isloen-
joy a perfect freo trade with the revolted
Anecdotk or Simon Camkrox. A renn-' States, nn eiiuali.ation of her flaa with
i - .. . i i ...... . r i r i .i..ii' i nm: irnies : j
sy vanian in me army, ieinii iu u a w- null oi uie .outn, n irecuoni oi irniniiK on - , ,. .,,, ..n.-lifind vo
. . i... r.i. f rvv. .i , .i.. ..i r i.. ii roirntorv. whether they wero quaiinou vo
umoMlsm-cu uco, ..c...., v. , ,B cousi, u..u u.c wium- u, ...s .... - - . (s hom aU yotes
wlncn is nrolj.ioiv as iruo as mo I'osii.u- tno manuioctureu coons requireu lor mo - , ,
. - .. g. . .. :.. i. ti-iift.v upa ii c 1 1 1 1 n
roi kmc mi ions in t no seceuea i " ..e.....
On these grounds the Derby
. . i A ' 1
eral voted who did not lielong to the com., ,7p....u A1.Ti,:t.K LADIES' LONG (week.
BLANKET SHAWLS! SL'PlvKH "uv-zuia io.-u.
. v.1-tf-i ti lniMI P .
AKT1ULK Xj A V I . uituiir,
SHAWLS!
stirr.wion black goods!
ciiii.ds' suPKitnm zephyr hoods 1
This day we will open nlso a new lot of
pany, out, i-ciongoa 10 lib n-guiidi..
More votes were polled than there wero
names on the muster-roll.
Another officer in the Nindy-eighth
Pnnn. lunnin ReL'iiiient. Col. Ballier, in
wnetner me
A.M.UILLS.
was thus laid upon the "camel's back,"
and that it must break that the act was j m(,n generally are ; and we therefore put territory.
knapsacks when dcy rights for de Stars
and Stripes!" In answer to another inter
ior the Stars and
. r . . : , .1 r f .1 .. i :n: ii l l IV h n
niOUS stones Ol llio juvenile uuya K'11" use oi tno win King luiu.uiis in uie sroeucu i ; . .. . i Ti-:r
ITU lTI llin l b"-'
justified by international law that "ourjiton record for tho benefit of his future iie advocate tho immediate recognition of
boldness in the matter would scare all ; biogrnphcr. , the Confederacy.
Europ"-and the only thing that yet H was the custom afore lirno in ennO smL LATER.
r.uioi..i n ii j b o ,'sylvnniafoi mothers to place nn apple, ti ... Af
remained undone was tho execution of . Jollnr nn.l a U l,l lforn their1 New ork, Jan. 31. Tho Steamer Af-
thf.se two "contrabands." Joy unspeak
W'e supposo this modo of voting might
do, If there was no law upon Ihe subject ;
Lfldie' 4 a and 3's BALMORAL BOOTS,
with a largo lot ofNUBlAS.at our usually
LOW PRICES, dec.25. H. VV. S. & Oo.,
JS . A. enrner of'lhd- Chestnut Sti.
PHILADELPHIA,
ablo prevailed throughout the Republican
camp. Tho President congratulated Con-
j- j l i 1 i i
grejs. congress congraiuinieu tne coun
-- . , , .. ... , . i i. . . .
I ol.il, Iron . .onn . U nl.la In toil- rica nail an iveu Willi j.iveriwi of , fl nan.
die about; nnd, with a mother's interest ;V' iuoenstown. to uie i. u
. ' . . I T in rirn i ili(J rt arrnmst. I llA O Y TtT I fl t inn
nnn mtt latfii'i inn tvulnh Ihom mnL a fllmir . vuiuiufi I i
: i.ZZ T "i Vr: " ofsflltpctreand other war mnterial lins.jiant
. " 9 -VliriV4Cl VU IIKIIVlll f O V I , - .
their moro matured r.rpdilnMinns In no.- been removeu
try, and voted a whole hat-full of thanka ,coi-dance with this custom, tho motherof
In I m "bravo Cant, likes." Seward was " miani, dhuuii, as buuii bs ne
, .i Ito stand on his pins, produced
Oil a UUSl. Htm nns unuu uiuio vi. hid; , i ..i.i r, .t i -i i i
v.. I . n nl otiiI ,nl tlitil liptnrA thno.iilil 1. -.,. n
cvo of announcing, "Onward to Rishi ! in her Jl0 woui j select the Bible. dispatch in December,
inond." but ho didn't,
retary ot w ar
P A.
nHI INSTITUTION, which was estab
J. lished in 1814, and ii now consequently in
of its existence, numbers
but the law requires diftereni qualifica-j m01lf, u graduates, hundredi of tbe most lue-
lions from those required by this otbeeri ee.sfai Mercnami an. ... -
Tn Osjct of tho Institution is loieiy to aoora
. ........ ---- W him
1 1 is reported that Earl Russell, in res-
e wni able Ponse 10 a memorial from tho Liverpool dent Tolk.
I tho arti-',SmP ownef' AFeociation, relative to the 1 at lhat time,
.-,1,1 ,.':' stone blockade of Charleston, said he sent late (Joverno
ii.u, noi.cg .... i, .i.. ...:.!, A . ! ti , .
miiilnrv camniii!ll in wnicll our
country ever engaged was tho Mexican
War. durinn the administration of Tresi-
Lx il resiilo.nl Jtuciinnnn w,
Secrelnrv of Slate, nnd tho
lovernor Marcv. Secretary of Wnr
Tho roost extensive menna Had to oe pro
"What happened Binco.our readers know.
To. Ttnrn TA10HT ara Jiook-kf'pinq, as
...ni;...t.u in the Tarlous department af tride ;
I'laMAiisniP.both plain and ornatnontal ; Coii
mnciAi. Law, Mathematics, KavioATioa, Civil
Esoisiiriso, tBAWiso, Tauaooa AfHT, and Moo
ers Lasoi assi.
T Fttet or IiTRonocTioR I peculiar; an
clauses or set lesson are made us of, but each
tmtxnt ii tauirht individually, that he may
eotnmenoeat any time, and attend at whatover
warning the A
. ,
.- . . . . i 1 1 t i ., . r .1 I . I ,, rnfl n r rill'
But not so with Simon. Tho future Sec-' mer.can governmenv ngainsi me m-.m.- , tiuihi iw u b ' " " " "n'
.i l. ii-. . n ho urApopdino would p.npnnaer. anu i in a ciisiani couniry. nuu unniuu. ......
vook a soraewuui. uenueraie "'o i ., . c. ., , i. i i f.t, nm. ! eomm
i -.i i .i r-- i ,.i i nnn ii hm in i in fininmn inin uie e misspu inrouiiu iuo ihi.ji.. n-" , ....... ;.ni
,. , , i i, ...ii:.,..i .. it view, auu w iiu less roverenco man iving ..-.vi.- ., i . . " o.., j. i mnm. : ra """""
1 He "comrauanua w e.o , Afred mounle(, atop the Uoiv Writ, poc k-. reconstruction of the union was cons.uer- ernment oinccrs. " c . catawocii ar. I.iued annually after the 15th
. - . . 1 l 1 a . lr.iM Minr- rn rl I flf 1 !-. t IHir On V III I IIHIll V ri tl nvn vilaa.-'-i , . . . I . .. e .1
.mine Drari oi ine iiuuenui lor mo
TiarticuUrf of tfrni, Ac, and may
. . t . .11 il. l ;
a A( Dj lime vj aureiug mo j rinci
.. .. . .
n.(l. ;H;.;and nil tj atr ct '""""" ""V"'"
I1LT 1 1 1 U V 1 1 1 iuv it- j
coimdianca with that wonderfully conven-1
Caen IJirrc. ' -'b -" i- - .. . .r
It is rumored also that the French and ' retired from office enjoying l.a resrecv or , ln jIT11IT AccenaonATioK. wide-spread
A.vExrExsivt yLAO. By the Auditor other governments were taking similrr the whole country. The democratic fd. ii Mpnition, and the UngU.y experiene of th
.. , , i..i' , . . . . . . j'.i.n, tiiin Ktrnt on of 1 resident, i o K, in inc. i rr.nc.pai, tins niuiuuen oueri .Oiiiiiins superior
Sent institution, "international law," and Generals report, giving the receipti ndVt- t .! "!'"L.f!l,0l, which micht : to any other in tbe country, for young men wish-
the whole Republican camp is "drunk expenditures of tho Commonwealth 1 iollowed by KJ'
the last hscal year, wo see mat trrett, !r0U8ing European government Id a com-! holding high places under ur. uncoin. , for lhtm ,o ,ny Mercantile Houm.
Clerk of tho Senate, and Ranch, Clerk of mon sentiment of indignation, and asks ' .1 certainly not necessary to the fiic-, .CnI.,D1,..Seriel of XreB,,, ob Booa-
vritU joy" at the happy delivernuco.
l.ui ,v v, . ..J . . . , -- -p... ......, -- - - - -' . 1 . 11
th House, charged tho State the tnai why more forbearance ia shown America jcessful prosecution ot a war luataii
sum of $708, for the flag, and other expenses than wa the case when Be'gium was rec
Wa ar re-ihaping and ro-organiiing. fJ"or
Hfy't Prcti.
- . , i .1 . -.1 .1- . . - 1 T1..1
tJarJUBl, wuniliio reoeis ifv. a.ui ,;..;,a --hieh now floats from 1 ocnized. narticularlv as HolUnrl wa. nev .
what will b tha "shape" of things when ' tlj0 dome o( the State Capitol at Harris, er guilty of the barbarities committed by
this work of "re-organization" is finished T burg 1 Rather an expensive flag we ahould the Washington Cabinet,
Can Foriioy lell ? 'say -but "Ions tuay it wave." j Tha Daily News, in reviewing Mr. 6w.
STItlKINC TIM l-M IN PlIILADrX
IMMA! 7Vemfnf'i Excitement among th
,l,,..c.!!.' KXCIT1NU FOOT 11ACE between
Ihe Philadelphia Plire and tho notorious For
gor and counterfeiter, Ju tics Euoliansn Cross . . .
from Uecnptured ! !! ! It seems to be the gener
al opinion in Clearfield, that if Cross hid worn a
pair of f rank fcnori r rencii-can ""- .
would not be taken yet. However, fehorty l
not tnnchput out nt missing his cuHom ,
would announce to all PreAinrijt, '" ""
Lincoln nH Hell men, and women and cn.wmi
in Clearfield, and Sinnemnboning in P"'tltclu''r;
(hat ho is prcpnred to furnish them w.lh Boon.
Shoes and Oniters of any style or pnttorn, stitm
ed, ecwed or pegged, (and as bo is a short fel
low) on short notioo.
Ail kinds of country produce taken in ex
change, and cash not n fused. Repairing aoM
in the neatest ninnnor and charges moderate,
the Short Shoe Shop on Second Street, oppo"
Heed, Weaver t CVs store. FBANK SUOKT.
N. B, Findings for sale Sspl. 2", ISM'
WATCH & JEWELEX
rpilE undersigned respectfully
X informs his cuntomers and the
public generally, that ho hai J"
received from tho Fast, and ope".
cdathii eslal.lishmonlin 0 HA UA n" "
Clearfield, I'a., a fine assortment oi w
Watchs, andJawSLnr of different J"1"''!
from a iingle piece to a full sou, won
soli at the most ressonnble prices for cakti, or w
exchange for old gold and silver,
CLOCKS of every variety on hand, at the mon
'Tirl'lnd'of Clock., Watches and Jewelry,
carefully repaired and Hnrroafcff.
A cunt.nuance of paironngr ii. f..i.. -
Sept. 1, I860. ii. r.tw
W ANTF.D Qood eighleonlneh 8lnnglD"
emhangeforan excellent P.IFLK and a
. ,r i ctnv CAlilil K Inuuireof
.pienuiu ' ; w iitl.I.S.
ceasiut prosecuuun o. e-- Kif.riao, new more widely eirculated than anj
ducting it should turn highway robber. ( olh4r work on iU ,ubj,0t, are for saleVt th Col
Eatton Argus,
BQUDon't utter yoar lecrtU aloud b- (
side the running brook ; they babble. I
B. UODGES CRITTENDEN.
Attorney at-Lw,
PhiUdelpaia, jaa, 22 1862 ly. Pamcirii,.
Jan
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