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Wednesday Mornitijj March 5.
1862.
Tarty Eoforo Country.
Aicording to ino.-t of llio K' '
ii in. in
pHpors tiin. M. f'li lli n is n j 1 n -.t oi any
account. If lli"y nroto l.o ! 1 i t oc! , I i---s -ulcnt
Lincoln has iclievoil (!on. M. i 'loll in
from all nvfpoiieil.ility, unit taken tlio ru
tiro iliroi i inn ol military opoialion.i into
li i s own It ii n I , iwanliiii: (juitc u innall
dprinklini; of creilit to ion. IlaUeck, w ho
"BiiggenU-J'' tlio l.ito tnoveiDoiils in Kent
tucky, fciiticfsf ii, il C, wiiiih vi.iu"ap
provoil aiol authorized" by tho 1'rpsident,
but not a word about lien. Me'!eHun.
We picaiiino tin 10 ia no man above
ground who fooU loss annoyed at t.uch
cotitomi tiblo conduct than (.Ion. McC'leli'
lan him elf; but lest any body hhould bo jiy-Pho United States Sonato has ro
dimple i nougli to belicvo any such tvad- j.t-te 1 tho appointment of Major U ill A.
die, we will just say that (it'll. iloClollan Stoke, of (jrecn.-ibiirj;, -m Major ; and also
le as mu. h Chiol in coinp.iaiiil oi tlio nruiy
operation'! to-d.iy, as ever ho u h, and that
no mr.vi'iiier.l lias yot beeu mado that, was
not pint of his wibO and well arranged
plann, And therefore to Liiu, moro than to
any obli-r singlo individual, belongs the
honor of ivhuthas been accomplished.
Why is this cysteuiatic cllbi t made to
rob (Jen. McClellan of the honors to which
he is justly entitled? S.mfh lu-uitm: Ms
foUticjl a.iticcJents aie thorn of a Democrat ;
and bemuse ho nternly rofusesu make this
o wiir uvn shu-enj. Tbero can bo no other
reason ; nml the men w ho stooji to such
things aro as destitute of patriotism as a
jack.ass. They don't want tho country
paved, if the Democratic party is to be wiv
ed with it.
teirOn tho 2otL ult. Socrotary Stanton urn in tho American Senate, whoro such
directed (by telegraph) tho Chiefs of To-'men arc favored" aid petted by those who
lico in the several eitiei to bcc tUut no war ' lay claim to tho title of Christian 1
nows wai published in any of tlrt papers. ( j)noo( our exchanges abuses tho
This order, it seems, was carried out to tlm iopub;cini party very vehemently, be
lottcr,a:id in Chicago the editions of Ihroo; CilUKe it ftvmvi 110 nalionai prinoiples.
ofthe morning papers of the JMtli -vcro -p,,;, ,ve Ulillk is tt B1i,,t;lkc. The Kepul
ueudand destroyed for rofu.ing to sub. liciU)s ,mvc rUm incorporated at least
mitthur proof thceU to this civ censor 011C nalioni j,iank in their platform, and
qf the press. s that i national rubbery. Wo hope our co-
As might have beer, experted, the effect ' tcmp0raiy will bear this in mind bcreaf
cf this order was to crcalo tho utmost ox- tori Rn,i make tiie nmondo honorable.
iismoni licieer li waa known, as noboi I -
dy mum bee any possible reason why such 1 Ths fcATB rwox "s.-Tlio Tresident
an order should be issued, except an ad- lms rioilltcd Cen. John A. Dix, and the
vance ol the Hi-my of the Potomac. But ,lon' Edward Tierropont, of New York,
the army of the Potomac, with tho excep. Commissioners for the purpose cf exam
tion of a portion of Bank's division, is sta-:ini"6 t!,a 'Sl"'c rrionors no v confined in
tionary, so far as is known, and the cause tlic scveral '"ilitaty prisons, and dtermin
of this extraordinary dit patch, which was, '"8 "hetho.- ihey should bo discharged or
only to apply to the 20th, is yet unex- remain in military custody, or handed over
t'lained. '
BrSt-Cicn
Landor, who was in cornninnd 1
in W
cstcrn Virgina, to whoso forco the
Eighty.fourth reCiment is attached, died
on ."satnrUay last from the etleeu of wounds
received at Edward's Ferry. IIo has re
mained on active duty ever since.
The following compliment was paid
Gen. Lander on the lTtli ult., immediate
ly after his last brilliant exploit in West
cm Virginia.
H'cir Department Washwoton, Feb. 17, '02.
Io Hnpadicr uenoral t. W. Lanmr
1 lio Frcsidor.t direct
irects mo to say that ho
i pleasuro tho activity
iiifested bv vonrsolfanil
dier, of yoVr co.nmand. .
has observed with
and enterprise manifested by y
tho olticcm and sokliers ofy
You have shown how much may bo dono
. 1.1 . .-
.n ine ors roaos y a -piruc. o.ncer m; The folo ing .,riv.lle ,(!lt0P wl.ilt011 ,,y
the bead of a smal fo. co of brayo mo!1i :, former aftaelio ol I ho Now York l'os.of
unwn ing to waste lito in camp when tho Hee. nresents nnother .ide of the vietorv
enemies of their country aro within roach.
i inn illinium success is s tin p w nresniro
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. ,
of what may be expected when the army .
of tho rotomac shall be led to the field by i
their LnlliinKlennml
K. M. STANTON, Secretary of War. I'iied, I attempt to write you a few
,line, to let you know I am alive and 1111-
i r,i I- it- , ,. hurt. Wo havo Jiad a most bloodv fiirht :
Sa. 1 ho report of the an yck (.om - lic,.e mui)l ,invo bo(,n fiya lll0Usal;(, 'nen'
untteo eiplains tho Fudden depaiturc of killed and wounded, on both sides. Hut
Mr. Thurlow Weed for Kurope, lait An. the enemy surrendered on Saturday even
gust. It was generally thought that this ing. we taking about thirteen thousand
, , Ai t 111" i prisoners. But, dear father, the hardest
gi eat Abolition Mogul had received a ,, : ,i , . , p ;,
. . , " . in rt ot Hie story is that out of caht'pftix
wiiiiuimiuii Hum iiiu iiu.iiu. iii as ..iini:,-
tor Plenipotentiary to all Kurope, for tho
purpose of superintending our national
affairs generally. P.ut Mr. Van Wyck
shows that Weed, liko C micron, Morgan
&. Co., had been roobin tho Government
of thousands of dollars, and his sudden .
exit to Kurope n as to escape answering a
few questions before the Van Wyck Com
mittee. We should like to know the dif-
lercnce neiween government roubcrs like
.- . 1 .. . . .. ... I
Weed and his associates, and Slidell and ,
his Conipers.
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h.?T , 'niitlil.il m,,. r'.,n..n..i:.r.
mo now Maiooi western irgium, lately ,
in session at heeling, neein determined
to gel rid of tho "contrabands," and thro-'
bv shift them unon their neighbors ofthU
' in Vhr. convention on ihn'
State an Ohio. The contention, on tbe
loth ultimo, nearly tir.i nimousiy auop'.ct
. . .
a clause prcvonting tlavcs and free persons
of oolor from emigrating to, or gaining a
reidcnco in tho now Stato after (ho adop
tion of the Constitution by the people
There it no doubt that this clauso w ill le
adopted by ft largo tutyority of the people.
This is another verification cf the Bhallow
ytnpalhy of the Abolitionis t for tho no
gro. Tako tho no;ro out of the political
arena and Abolitionism will die a natural
death. I
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liobo.lv "ill ! deceived thereby.
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(.jj'tioV. MoltOH, III' Indiana, I . t lli.
pointed l.x-( mvci nor ln-i'i Ii A.MiijMit
of that Muli', Ciitcd States Senator in tlio
t.iin. txt .,.i I) Kiii.l.r
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i.li'iit lluchiitiun. II tlio picn'iit juiity m
If tlio picn'iit jiaily
pow ii' would secure tlio lu rviros of a fow
inoi't! of "oM I'.iK'k'h" ii j i ifi n t ofs, tlnio
tnij.'1't yet li so hi u hoj'o for the country.
Lot "oUl Alu." turn tb- "rol.lior'' Wo 1 1.
out of tlio Njivy I't'i'iu tiiii)l, mul tl ill's"
put I'.lair out of tlio i'oft ' iiliou l)fiut
tnoiif, and put I'ix mi'l Holt :n thoir jila
ooa, mul tlio "niiicliino" .vill food nsumo
a lioalthy motion. Tlicy w ill run it at
novonty por cont. Josh tliar. the pio.cnt
hauiU uro loin; it.
fOJ. ,ie s,.rorHl time tho appointment of
t)ie r(.l,.,nitod Hr. Loib, of Chicago, as
(unrlcnuastor. Tho reason assigned for
t10 rrj,vtim o! tho latter is that ho has
ulready upeut o milllun of dollars that ho
cannot Account for. Wo presume the
!Sonnte concluded that ho had served his
country long and well enough. It is u
pity that so tn.Hiiy of tl:oso well-meaning,
patriotic (?) Abo litionifts should copy af-
tor that notorious traitor Floyd !
BUbate intelligence from Kansas states
that after oeveral interrioAB betwom (len.
Hunter and (Jon. Lane, it is evident that
amicable arrangements between them arc
impossible, and that Line will retui n at
once to the Senate. Jayhawking is below
par in Kansas, bin seems to boat apremi
to the civil tribunals for trial
fiiiirThe Jacjbiu Club who control tho
I'liited States Si nnle. woro nirain defeated
nn TU,.s,Uv ifl,i ,, tho
lion of u,lniinij,ering the oath to
Benjamin Stark, Senator from Oregon.
The vote stood 2i) to PJ. All tho Demo
crats and L'nion men, and ten Republi-'
cans, voted to admit Mr. Stark to his scat.
' t-ifA convention ol cotton and ti baeco
j planters was held at Richmond one day
IuaI week, to discuss the propriety of des
troying these crojis rather than permit
them to fall into the hands of tho federal
forces. Without final action tho conven-
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t,cn to nieet next day.
The Sad Side of tho Picture
t'ained at Fort Donelson from that which
r. n.. i i ..i.
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,r , 1 !r (I)oNl-L?ON; Tcnn., Fe
My DceiT 1 atlu r Sad, lonely and
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do VIl-'
men in my company, only rwi came out
tho most wholesale slaughter that was
ever heard of.
My company was the color company, nt
which the rebels took particular aim; as
fast as onp wfio carried it would be shot
another would take his place, but tho flag
wa ' '.'""e1'1 through. Only ono hundred
and sixteen men remain in tlio Klcvemh
regi'.nent uninjured.
Vlint
I I'o not vt miner, dear lather, tliat 1 am1"""' . 4. ..,n, i i.6,.n,
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(lown-lieai teil. Jiv liovs a oveil me. and
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m on i say inai, in iookir.fr nl the poor
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' '" company -tlio men tliat I
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men I thought so much ofnow nearly nil
in ilioi in.Quna I loot ,.,i,,.i.. ii... i
.r . . .' "'.do not complain; God spared mV life, and
f,' . i.i. iiivi.tn. null, HUH!,.
for what tho futuro mill tell. I will
write you so n nain. The Flovcr.th rec.
u,!:"1 1 tlllnl, (what n remaining,)
........ . . C3
.W. V " r"-""'l',s r
i i m . J- ro0riU u l,oUlPr
,.U attempt to raise another company. 1
, uo not Know at pre-ent. Uoo.l hyo. Let
lAl a .. '
tho folks at homo know I am safe'.
1 curs affection tely,
L. D. Waddki.i., Capt.
Co. K, I lth Reg't. 111. Volunteers.
(What is left of it.)
W. C. II. Waddell, Ksrpiire, New York.
, , . -l.innl I .
taj-Oii Sunday night, J.id ult , a franin
house near Ilecksc.herville, Schuylkill
county, Tn., nr.d occupied hy a Mr. Thorn.
as Connell, wa destroyed by fire. Mr.
Conne'.l, his wife, four of their children, a
male boarder and a servant girl, eight per
eon, pel ihd in the flames.
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llitiry
reitm
I vear.
.un'go, A. M.iiill; Iii,ii'riiimt .
ley, .1.11 ( ii'in Inn I ; Su i r i-ors,
' I'llUilliiil (Ml', Jno. I'u.'k ; ivhnol 1 1
Jim. Wooh i 1 1 1; mill W, S. Tnvliii-
,1.nuioiyl your; Overseers (.1
Tin., Riley, Dale; Auditor,.). I
'nor,
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' Assessor, .i in', n nun i.',
' I'.r'i'ii.' mis i km; (.i i at l i ai'-, .los
JldM'fi : t onstalilo.W
. T. 1 lolmos ; J uiIl'i'
.Inn. McKee; I iisjiii'tors, John Kunt,, .1.
II. Myers ; Supervisor, .la!) Youiilt. .1.
Snyder ; School I'irectors.Vin. TompKins,
us. ;uil line ; iiverseiis o; l our, .lolin
Kurabiuicdi, blija I'.akel ; Amlilor, A. U'.
1'rv : At.te.ssor, John McKee.
(',.'..' 7)i. i.'oiistablo, J. Ii- Wonall;
ludgo, Jonathan 1'ry ; Inspectors, J.icob
I'.iooni, ' 'yrus Thbi'slou ; Siii.ervisnrs, Jas.
Curry, Jesse ilson, J. Kmbar, Cyrus
'I hurston ; School Directors, K. (i. Mc.M.u-
tors, .lomitlian U cstover; Uveisoeis of
l'oor, A. II. Tearce, b. II, llurd; Audi'iir,
Ii. (J. McMastcri; Assessor, Austin t,urry.
1 (ivinitua Tp. Justieo of the l'eaoo, J.
li. (ionnont; Constable, John lteigy ;
Judgo, Kmilo Mignot ; Inspectors, C. I'.
Harinoy, I'.ancis Vallimo ; Supervisorn,
F. V. Cou'lriot, Gorman Barnionl ; School
I iJirei.tor, J
U. Totter and I". Coud-
i'iel3 yours, J. J. I'ickard and ArnolJ
Schnarrs 1 year ; Uverseers of Toor, Flo-
routine Mignot, J. B. Jluguony ; Auditor,
J. B. Huguony ; Assosior, J. B. llugiiouy.
Ciirwitniviliii Jlnruuih. Burgess,.!. Ba
ker ; Town Council, J. A. faust, G. W.
1 1 alley ; Constable, S. B. Taylor; Judo,
John McNaul ; Inspectors, Henry Kerns,
II. McKim ; School Directors S, J. Gates,
L. M. Laporte ; Overseers of l'oor, Jacob
Bilgor, Abraham Gates ; A lditor, Josi. h
Evans; Assessor, A. Gates.
Fertjustm Ty. Justice of the Peace,.!. ?,.
Miller ; Constable. Ja. Straw ; Judge, D.
Koozer ; Inspectors, Goo. Mc.C'raeken, Lu
ther Barrett; Supervisors,,! :hn Ueod.Jas.
Wiley; School Directors, D. W. Hoyt, E.
Williams : Overseers of Poor, Win. Me.
Cracken.Wm. Wise; Auditor, Geo. Straw ;
Assessor, (iier Boll.
Fox 'Pp. Justices of tho Peace, 0. A.
Wilcox, A.W. Jleath; Constable, G. S.
Hoims; Judge, W. F. Hoofman ; Inspect
ors, U A
V llCOX, (ii'O. UllHOtl ; iMilierVl-
Ucrs, h. Cobb, Jno. Woloott; School Di., (;CMral Met. Mian :- Gen. Curtis
j rectors, B. L Davnport, A. W. Heath;! jia(. tau.n possession of Favettoville, Ar
lOvirseers of loor, J. B. Heath, John J- kmisas. cnnturitii? a number of niisoncrs.
duiiuv ; iiiuuur, oas. uci.i'-'lulil,.AfSCiSOr,
G.S. Hoims.
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Gosftcn Justice of the Peace, Jos
Kyler ; Constable, It. K. Flegal ; Judge,
John .S iltrigo; Inspectors,. A. Morrison,
Robt. Graham ; Supervisors, Absoloin Kyi
lor, T. II. Spencer ; School Directors, T.
Iteod, Wm, Graham ; Overseers of Poor,
John Sankey, L. !. Irvin; Auditor, J. E.
Graham; Assessor li. G. Shaw.
fiitnU Tp. Jiii-tice of the Toace, A.
Spackuian, Constable, F. Iltigan; Judge,
M. Shopo ; Inspectors, G. W. Steven, A.
Jury ; Supervisors, J. Spacknian, F. Lan
gen ; School Directors, A. Spacknian, S. B.
Taylor; Overseers of the Poor, John
Spacknian, Adam Jury; Auditor . Rust
lot; Assessor, N. Ruslot.
tfraham Tp. Justices of tho Peace, J.
Holt. Patrick Curlcy; Constable, Peter
Kepple ; Judgo, M. V. French; Inspect
ors, vV . G. Johnson, Robert Stewart ; Su
pervi.sors, John Snieul, J. JIubler ; School
Directors, Thos. Forcey, Jonas Muntz;
Overseers of Poor, J. P. Nelson, Jacob
Wilhelm ; Auditor, Amos. JIubler ; Assen.
nor, David McDowell
Huston Tp. Constable, A. O. Anker ;
JinJiro Thos. Bond: Inspectors. Arnold
Blii-s, John llevoner ; Supervisors, Sam'l
Brown, John Tyler; School Directors,
'I.OiO I l" 1 I M',,..,u l.,.i.i . llcnpinAK. r.l
'.""i j v.i.u ,,,... ,. , ,,i-ai i:i3 i
Poor, David Jyler, Hiram oodward ;
Auditor, W . D. Woodwaid ; Assessor, A.
You up. ,
Knox Tp. Constable, Henry Sloppv
Jjdgo, Phillip Krhart ; Inspectors,!). Me-lof March, a draft will be ordered. A com
Cullouh, J. Wulker; Supervisors, Isaac ;pany near Kington, Boston county, is
Mays, Daniel I5owmiin ; School Directors,
lj Mkel, Lmvis Krhart, V. A. Kowles ;
;iverieers oT Poor, (!eo. Krhart, M. O.
Slirk . Auditor, Samuel Snyder ; Assessor,
L?vi McCracken.
KarihaH Tp. Constable, 15. Gunsolas ;
Judge, Jno. tiilliland : Inspectors, Kvro
Pyle, Jos. Yothers; Supervisors, Martin
l.'-.r.,. 1 It. ........,.,.. .i i: .
ivim'i,, .-v. ia ... I Ulli'l , i'i Hum l.lllll lis,
.i.ii. .iiiiiM-, ,iu.. nui.iv , .'verseers oi
Pour. Wm. Hridi'ons. II. Yothers . Audi.
tor, Lorenzo licit line ; Assessor, Jo$. Yo
l,p,.o.
Lumber City Iloron.h. Xhw
less, .Lh, Ar
i. i i'
m I t;,l,u''1' "' Kl,k' R- Noting,
i V lv r, ' Lyll' " IIfin,y : Vonta'
bio. W m. Henry ; Judge, Josno Spencer ;
Inspectrrs.Samtiel Spencer, Isaac Lemon ;
.cliool Directors, H. W. Spencer, Jas. Ar
thurs, A. Ililc, J. M. Ross ; Overseers of
Poor Jas. Crossly, Jas. Ilegarty ; Auditor,
Jno. Ilile; Assessor, W. W. Kelly.
.Torn'. 7)i.- -Constable, Jos. Rothrock :
Judge, J. li. Kyler ; Inspectors, Robt. Ar-
dcry.G. R. Dillon; Supei viaom. J. C. All
port, lienj. .packman : School Directors,
Daniel lleanis, Jacob Wiso; Overseers of
Poor, A. 0. Thompson, Miles Pel ton ; Aus
ilitor, John Hoover ; Assessor, Goo. Ar -
dory.
Xcw WMhiiiyton Ilnro'iyh. Purges,, 7. A.
Ili-nlll. I..II-M I1 n.t,-,. .11 IT V..II Tl
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. e I : l nsnecto s. I' . .iiiiiiioi-iu'm Minnie
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i I r V I 1 l) i
'i?her anil II D. Rose .1 years, he .ben
, . e in .n Veal's : ( U'ersocrs ot 1 ,-ior . .1 . M.
trimmings, U. . Stewart; Amlitor, U.
. ' .
. Stewart; Assessor, Russell McMur.',
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I ' 'P- onstamo, jas. t. larK ;) ut'rei
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1 -?r.Iy,.T. I' . 1 oung ; School 1 iirectars,.! no.
T'l T l . t i-ITl
! 1 ie1"- i'm Jonnson ; tivcrseers m i oor,
.loin McKoon, Patrick Rnllerty; Auditor
, "VJl. . ' V V
U' A O nf MiaM MAim ,a -J I- n will
V vie u, B citizens ..,e eioc. en
hereafter be held at tho Public House of
W. W. Anderson in l'enrvillo in said
township.
rdr. Tp. Juatir of the Poaco, Wm. A.
, ...v. vi' "I
, Pdoom : Constable. J. Hartshorn: .Indue.
, Moses Wise ; Inspectors, Jos. A. Caldwell,
J F. Rittor ; Supetvisors, John Norris, J.
, M Morgan ; School Directors D r Ril -
tcr. Simon Thompson ; Overspers of Toor,
C. II. Caldwell, Ross Bloom ; Aud.tor. A
f?nydor ; Assessor, Jamoii Uile.
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THE WAR NEWS.
LATEST FROM TENNESSEE.
Ocrti'iiti-t ':' A'i'ii i"V ('. i.i, b'Uij ', !
ii.( hi'it the liiiit' ( e' V.aii.'oi. Hi'jht ij
the liehi-l l.i-:'.shit'itr tn M, nifil.it. '
C.MHO, 1'eli. ,'i, )', M, Nashville was'
veilrrdav neetipitnj bv tho National Iiooih
iuidcr ion. Iiu
The Keder
Il.ig is Hying over tho Slate
hi" use,
The Tcnnesseo I.eislufure ailiotirneil
on Satin day w eek, to meet nuain at Mem
phis, 1 1 is reported that, commissioner have
, i(l.,.n ,,, ,it0, to conler with tho redoial
;'nuthorilics nt WashuiL'ton to airango
t tortiiM for the transfer of allonianco. and
thul tiov. Harris has oil'eied to turn the
rebel lorce.s over to tho Union
sbconii lilsr.T('ll.
St. Lolis, Feb. 20. A Fort Donelson
dispatch to the Democrat of yesterday,
fays : "A boat just from C'larksville re
ports the evacuation of Nashville. Tho
U mon citizens ol that place sunt, a btoain
,(iciut t0 ciarksville, which towed up one
Lf our cunboals for protection' Tho rob-
gunboalH tor protect
els, with Gov. Harris, retreated to Mur
freesboro'. Harris burnt all tho Stato documents
be lore leaving.
Gen. Grant has declared martial law
over West Tennessee.
'I'll i.' i.jtivt UM;rir r'uno
...w vn.iv,
Cairo, l eb. d. otlllng lurtlier has
ii anspireu in reu renco io vn.uuiuus. i uo
.'. ,:..... . ..... n'l
reports from rebel fiouices represent that
a stand w ill be made at Columbus.
At Randolph and Memphis, forces are
coiioenlruing. At the lattel place tho
streets aro barricaded with cotton bales.
The reports of the pacification of Tonnes
see aro denied, and Into Memphis papers
contain a savage war speech from Govern
or Harris.
FHOM ARKANSAS.
Sr. Lous, Feb. 27. The following dis-
,v,,, ...,w B,, C,.r,nl ,pnl,.iinrtei s to.ibiv :
.
(itores, biigg.'t"0, ,tc
I Tiin'l,,,1,M,,,ci,,rl,
The enemy burnt part of the town be
foio leaving' Thv have crossed Preston
Mountain) in great confusion. Wo are
now in possession ot all their strong
holds.
Forty-1 wo ofTicevs and men of tho .1th
Missouri Cavalry wt re poisoned at Mud
Town by eating poisoned fond which the
rebels left behind them. The gallant
Captain Dolfert tiled, and Lieut. Col. Von
Deulzh and Captain Scherian have suffer
ed much, but aro now recovering. 'The
indignation pf our soldiers is very grcnt,
but they have restrained from retaliation
upon the prisoners of war.
Signed,) IL W. IIau.Ei'k,
Mijor General Commanding,
Fkom tiie Soi'Tir CiWw Troops Drnt
Threatened Louisville, Feb. 27. The N.
Orleans VVi: confesses to tho magnitude of
the calamity at Foi l Donelson, and con
demns the neglect ar.d apathy of tiie Con
federate Government in rot sending en
ough troops westward. It pays a general
call to arms has become an inevitable ne
cessity. Tho Memphis Acalanehe of tao 22A says
that the Governor of Alabama hj called
for twoivo regimen ti from ihat Stato, and
il not li'.rllioniiiiK o'her means will
bo
, uted to hll the ro.iinsition.
The (Jovernor of Georgia calls also for
twelvB reL'i.nents from thatStalo. nn.l nvJ
. il tho rviiiiisil'un is not filled hy tho 4th
preparing to turn out one
jsaltpctro from a saltpetre
cinity.
I The poach and plum
thousand lbs. of
cave in that vi-
trees in Rome.
.(leorcia, are blooinin". ai d the wheat
crop is promising and almost too forward.
Cotton cards are being manufactured in
Dawson, Georgia
I
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(IIIKS AM) Nl.AVKSV.
I Archbishop Hughes has written a loiter
; to the Journal der Debats of Paris, in
I which lie-says that he is not resnonsiblo
for the nrlicloiii the Metropolitan Record
0f Xew York, reviewing M. Cochin's book
' .
i0f slavery, which was translated into tho
i French journal as bis, and tho pro-slavery
; tendencies cf which drew upon him con-
demnations Irom all sides. I5ut while he
declares that he is not tho advocate of sla
very, and lint never written or said a word
in favor of it, lio i. decidedly opposed to
American abolition- Slavery is the sick
man" of tho United Slates. The aboli-
' tionisU of the North see its condition afar
' off through a telescope, and everything is
! exngeraled to thtir eyes. Jlethinksthat,
j liko yellow fever and cholera, slavery,
should be left to tho doctor of the coun
! try whero it prevails, ar.d that it is not
! worth while to burn the eitiesof the South
) in order to exterminate any of theso
..I'lrrl.rtD
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Io tho Into ex-President Tvler's home
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Kteni1' nl "ampton.Vo., found it occupied
I)' '"S hite slaves; "I could not count!
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aoui inoiiiaci! sai tno ere ai-ci iinuninu er,
...n. ovi .-.ic ,n, . ,ii ,
ans ejes sans teeth. ans everything
hut just life euoucti Io rock tho treat-
' .'randda..f hter sho held in hor armH.wl.ilo
tWft . ,m(.,,iltft .,,.:. ' .,.
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un(j es(lte J ' e ':
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EufTho Treasury Notes furnished to
tho Lnited
'nited Stales (iovel tltlienl bv tlm
- - v
American Hank note Comnanv, renrcsunt,
1 about $ 100,000, ()(I0, cover '2,000,000, idioets,'
of j.aper, equal to half a sheet of foolscap
'and iocluding four notes, weighing in all
about 30,(HI0 pounds, and their total bulk
is estimated at 567 cubic feet, or cibt res
, I n-lfi' I.-
! pectablo cart-loads.
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in. ..n ii l I Hi; lliiuse. "Il lili'i, mill
nil. mt Uit in ri'i n( I'triil-il luinl t"g"ll ir
wilhii y .11114 "'"I lliriv ii'K Ol l liai il -lnti tlm
( Imp "f .1 .i mt i W. Stiuiilur l, il.'ri'iiicl.
' 'I'I. KM", Hii.' f" mill of t li p iin hnw iiimiry
in m-li, innl tin1 li:il:iin'i in t!ir.. iiiinl Kiiniisl
I'liyini'iil", n itli lnt.T."l frniii 'l.il'' iil'mli', In I n
MMiiti'il liyliiiiiil innl ni'irl mi f mi tin) i ro in iff.
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W.M. I'OKIKlt,
roil. i:1. i('2.
.TI'.MI-. for tlm CI.KAHni.M) l'Oi;.
l'Y
HANK, fur tin) month cmling Feb,
Ht'iJ
Hills ,li?,..,i,ntiMl
J '.:,.on it
fs.1'15 67
.s,7:u 2i)
. IVtiii"vlvtitiia Sluli" Slin k
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I iu frniii 0 1 li it Hiinkt .
Hunk .N'i.I.'h iiCiillier llniikii
Clii'i'l;.". lMnfl", Ac. -(Ivor
limits,
KuiiiUiiio -Kxpciiio
nf l'lftto engraving, .to
I.I..1D it ii il Kxptnisti.
Tax paiJ rmniiinwi.ultli,
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1419 '.'7
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'J(l,57i 32
r lABi i.iti rs.
Ciipi nil Stock puicl in . $2H.0.'i0 no
Notin in ciroul.ition - 22,720 00
Uu Depositors - 37,2.'iS 04
Dim Iniliviiliiiils, . X,flS7 12
Interest am) Exchange . 4,580 10
-0O75 32
JS. 13. ORAIIAM, Cashier.
Cloiirfiel.l, To., Mar. b, 1802.
TlicrcsiiCumhriilge
hy ber next frienj I
V8 j
John Cambriilgi. J
Siibpo na in Divorce.
rnilK tiiiilorsisneil a Com
I luissinuerappuintod by
the Court to take tentiuiony in this caso on the
,.... ,,f ,he i.,,,innr. Thrsn Ch .milkers, wnnltl
.i'. ' . '
Kivo notice that he will attoinl to tho taking of
fsiJ teslini'iny, at Clearfield, in the office ofl.iir-rimerif-
Test, on Siitunlav tho 8th Mnrch, 18ti2,
between tlio hours of 1 ami C o'clock, P. M.,
where all purtief interested may attend.
ISKALI, TKST, Com'r.
Clearfield, Feb. 12, 1802. pd.
National Hotel,
MAINE FTU1CKT, CUKWF.NSVILI.K, TA ,
WM. A. MASON, Proprietor.
rilUS lonjr cstabliiihed and well known 110
I TEL, situated in tin went end of tho town.
him been rem. nldled, enlurped and improved, and
tho propriot ir rorpertfully iinnouneen to bis nu
merous friend?, mid to tlio tnivellilie i.ul.lic, tlnit
he is how prepared to uccoimnodato all who any
fuvor liiin with a call.
Ample, sufe uno romfurtublo rtiiblinj; is at
Uiclted to the I'reini.'es, and trusty attendant
will ulwavsbe on bund. t'lir;rea tniideraio.
Feb. 12, 1602. -tf.
IMTTI Ut SOX, Attorney at tin, Cur
a wens ville, l'ti.. will attend Ui all business
entrusted to his care. Olhco uyposilo the New
Methodist Church. Feb. 5, V'2.
n. o. ui' h . t. J. m n t.i.orcn.,
JH'SIL Si .M CULLUUfiH,
Collection Office,
Ci.it.ir.KiRi.il, r.t.
firI.v Oraimm's New ll-it.ntxu.
Feb. .'), '02.
n'VV, S ril l il .v CO. hai-o jnrt received a
a lot of new nnd teasiinnilo WINTER
tiOU'J., such as COATH, PANTS nnd VEST?.
ull of which they will dispose ef at preutly rerlu- I
cea prices. 1 nil nud exuininoTiieir stock beforo
buying cboivhero. Tub. :.
EXr.CL'TOlt'S NOl'IC'i:. Notice is hero
by iven that Letters Tf btamcntin-y, on the
ostiito ot Jus. McMi'i'.KAvlatc of tlm Itor. of New
Waahingtun, deceased, havo been granted to the
under.MKneil.All pernn indebted to SHidcftatenre
reiiiirod to iiniko immediate pnynu-nt, and those
hnvinn claims ajruinft tho, fame will preai nt
tliem uuly atitliontioatea tor pcttlcinert.
JAMBS M0 MURRAY,
n i. unci- Fxr
Feb.
il, 1'. IlVtb, J
1 n.MIMST.tATOH'S NOTICIi I.eTlirs
4 . r i i . . . a ....
f "rinion r.tv.nK ncen gratite,. m..
under.sii.iifd on the estate ol JERK
MIAH FLI NN, Into of Cleiirfndd Co. iIucohs.-iI, nil
persons indebted to raid ostato nro rciaestud to
0
miikc Immediato paiment., and tbouo havineltho otnto of ENUS SI1AFVER. lute of Bnii'
claims aRiiinKt tho sumo w ill preiont tkom duly ; township deceased. All pemoua Indebted to
authenticated for settlement ) estate are reitue-ted to make pay men I itbout dr
JOHN FLINN, lay, ad tbnso lmvinij claims aalnft tin m
Penn tp,, Ic.b,12't'i2,0t. Adm'r preent them duly Hiithenticated for ncttli
1 ,11Cnt to mo. KI.IAS SHAFFER,
DR. J. V. POTTER. j Urn ly tp., Jnn.22, 1802. fit. AJo'r.
riiysh-lan and Mur-coii, bus permanently j T7)"m1 N mTTuTo K OTK" K-iifotifi
located nt Lecntes Mills, l.irnrd lowBthip. of J n hB, WfD thftt Utlfn of A jlnilli!lrl
em hi. pi-i.fossi.mal n-rvices to the -..r.-nin.dirig , lio1 have Loon crnntd to tfca -ubucribor on lk
conni.unity. May 8, 1861. f.tate of FRANCIS LIEOEV, lute of Co-iufl'
.." T . " ii ii ii 77T7 I township Clearfield county, doeoaued. All per
V Xi I Vi ! All L h O. I sons indebted to mid estate, are requeikd t
The Hibscribers lnive a low tarrols of DRIED I "",llu i'"n diHto payment, and Hum bavitl
APPLES, which they will dispose of on lair ' clulmn ai-ainft th same will present them dulj
I terms. .MGRRELL It HIliLEI.
I Jan. io,'f,2
j . . .
l-ItAIN OF ALL KINDS, FLAX SEED,
' . . '
IV A.N.i.iaru.uv win oo i.iKen on an
Jan-ltR! It FED, WEAVER .1 CO
CVRENIUS II OWE.
.Il'STlrK 1 IV- TIIK Pk.Al'K.
For Decatur Township,
will promptly nttend to all buniness ontrustod
bis care. P. 0. Address, rhilipsburj Pa.
jiug. iiti i.ioi
-
OILil OILi!
l.lor the best and cheapest BENZOIN OIL,
I? LAMP0IL, or LFHR lt'ATINtl OIL, call at
the Store o .MERREI.L A lilOLLK.
Jan. I.'i,'f2.
. 1
f I(J,l'OltM, of various kinds and best quality
4 ooiislnntly kept on bund by
Jan. 1ft, '02.
M ERR ELL A PIOLEIt.
K. MALONEY & CO.
ruiLirsnvna. centre co.. pexx.
.illilll'll HMV I Vliulll.'1'T Mini'
I m.u i Jin, a -v-M' oh nni-nvw
W ARK M A N 1 1 F A CT U R K R
w;
.' All order for work attended to
ith the utmost
t , ,, , ,
promptness, nnd nil sales warranted to render en
. rkti-r.icti.ii- Mnn-Ui-lW-.n
l.inn.l.ri-lKfi2.tfJ
, T A NT III). ALL KINDS OF GRAIN
.1 willb taken in paviuentof I'EHTS Dl'E
a i i . . . ....
101 aKU tno D,K"" niarket prices will be
g.ven.
JAS. P.. GRAHAM.
:iearfleld, Dec. 11, 1 PCI.
' " T KK ll I'l.I. A III (; I.I '.It keen nnn.lanllv
i I . i
-'-- on han'' ,he mofl -pproved pattorus of
OIL LAMPS
which tbey '(11 ""P "" b purelieil
?'!"',,h,, in ,h P0"D, V' Tirsons purchasinir of
. h"v! lhe adv,HU.,J"9 ofLb"v,D ,h,,r
'Tan'ted"'"'1 W'TH0Cr " ,b"r ' "
Jan. 1 5,'6 1
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in I I'i rlvrl In) In! illty ti Mm inoiitl.
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A Ki'tl nil I (l. -Ill' l. al tit tl;
cmiii'i in r.'tiin.'t
A. M. lllbl.H i ( iM iiif il i(,,i,t .
tlio Viilnnlti. V-i KiTli U...Hyir'l
liiili in tin. i -.il.v ii liiiblt. i,r. jrnlii, iu ,!B'
chii only lie h.i 1 Ihr.aili th.if r. iriilnt , '
llr. 11,11. ilUUiyit In hi iffi ,,"BVT
itnyi mi J J-'uliinUTi. union nnlioe to th , ,
ppmiM i tin) Dublin .prm on tli.
o.k. Wiiii
niiv 'JOth IHl',1 tf. A, M nny,
COURT PltOCLAMATION
ttrilKKKA.-J, llmi. HAML'KL I.l.NN v
l'r..Ki lout Jaifi of llio Cuurtof Un,,,"''
I'l.iftS uf ttis leiity filtli JuJiciul Li.io.i .
14 Pu 'f tlio coimtios of Clourfiotl, Centre and
10 ! Clinton mi I tli llmi. J.S. 1iI,Oo. ,nJ u
lsi'1' l)- THO.MrSON',Ai.iiooiiito Jn.lg.iof ClurSiU
county ; navo ikkhoh nioir iirooi.t, to ma dirttt
J, for tlio liuMinj; of a Court of Common Hfu'
Orphan' Court, futirt uf Quartor &i'.uni. Cour'
of Oyor ami Turiuinor, nnd Court of (ioneral Jm
Il..liv4.rv. ii' ClonrflolJ. in nn.l fnp ll.. A
Clearfield, nil tlio
l ., I,. '
ord Monday (17M Jey) of March ntit 'n
the Court House.
N0TICK If?, therefor-, hereby riven, t,
Coroner, Justice, of tho IVano, and Conitabln,
in and for mid cout.ly of Clnarfielil, to si pa. in
their proper persons, with their Ki.lli, i;Murj(
ImtuisitioiiB, Kxaiuinatiunt and other Kfmiui!
brances, to do those things which to their attcuri
and in their behalf, pertain t bo dr no. '
UIVEN under my bund st Clenrfield, thii Ui,
dny of Jan., in tho year of our Lord, out thnoi.
and eight hundred and aixtv-tiro.
EDWARD r-EKKS, Skrnff.
TO 15 K SOLD AT COST!
4 lot of 8IIAWI.8 and OVEIt COAT, ani
V. genernl WINTER UO0DS to irmko read;
lor the Spring Trade will beiold at cost, by
Feb. 12. II. V. SMITH 4 CO.
SELLIXG OKF.
II.
. ri.M 11 II CO. aro now SELLING
OFF, nt a very low figure, their itock of
WINTER (lOOD. Feb. 5 .
WATCH & JEWELS.!
ri"M!F. onderflgnal refpectfuKj
I lufin m hii etomurs and ti,
public generally, that ho bui jui;
rec(iiveu iroin ma t.ntn, unit ot m
ednthis entallishnient in UHAJIAX'S AOIl
Clearfield, I'a., it f. ne assortment of Cloris
Watchks, nt.d JewcTj&y of dilTerrnt flnnllli(
from a Einglo piece to & frill ee'.t, wbiili be nil1,
sell at tho most r.rasonnblu price for Cjiab, or It
exchange for old cold nnd ailver.
CLOCKS of every variety on bund, at the mi it
roitsnnnblc prices.
A El, kinds nf Clock, Wtitrhn and Jewelr,
cnrefully repaired nnd H'crro-nrnf.
A continunnco nf pntrontigo U soliciteil,
Sept. lt, 1800. II. T. NAU0LE.
THICKS KliMUCKD!
"tOVI.! COAM--M. C0.M.EY nuniu-M
y tlmt be ba reduced Hi c price tf tun luffr;
or COAL to Puit tlm limes, nr., I will lirnctfuMh
furnish il at THREE ANI) A HALF conti
bushel nt the Rank, and FIVE AMI k 1UI.K
cents delivered. Will be dilivared bv Mr. )ir.
I.tavy. .M fj.VLKY.
Cleurfield.llcc. H, 101.
L
ATKST OI'F.NINli Ar SM1TH'.S'
MKN'S U A CD SHAWLS!
CHILDnKNS' KLIIAN!' IIKNILT 1
Tll.! M ri',l!H AllTlCI.K I.A
D!F,S liF.iJ CltOsSLINKSHAWLS;
SCPKRI'. AK1T0I.F IADIKS" I.b'Ni.
P-lANNKT SHAWLS! SlTlillH
A R T I C L K LADIES BK0CIJ!.
SHAWLS :
SUPERIOR BLACK (iOODS:
I'll I Mis' SL'l'KHIOR ZKl'llYll HOODS .'
This dav wo will open also a new lot nf
Ladies' Fs and 3 "a HALMOHAL f Juts,
with a large lot of N C LI AS, at nut mnally
LOW PRICKS, doc.25. II. W. S.iOo.,
VI ) M I M S T II A TO R S M ) T I ( ' I ' N'ntir.
it horebv clven tlmt lott.-ri of AdmlDiitri
tion have been prnnted to tho iinileniigmdoi
! authenticated for scttlomont.
IU'BERT LEI0ET,
I Uirard tp. Feb. IO,'C2.pd. A'lm'r.
' "T,'
i n . i . i i jt . iT I
- ... Jf, cnimncian ollCQt
'(liril IlKlKyll' J 'llIOfrtlll'I.J,1
X. E. corner qf! tint- Chest nut. SI'.
I'll I IA DEL l'lll A, PA
i 1
--JIM INMUTiniON. which was
tab
lished in ISI1. hd(1 la now euiHoqaeui'
to tho eighteenth year of its exii-tenoe, iinmberi
I anions its cruduatos, hundreds of the omt im
i cesslul .Merclmnts ana HusineBi .Men oloor oom.
try.
j Tub Oiueci of tho Institution is solely to
J".nS tnon facilities for thorough Pre,.tiof
j biismess.
1 he IIham nr.s TAtonT are Hon KpW'
applicable tr the varioui departments nf W'.
i 1'i-m i vmiii. hnih nlnin anil urnnmental i f''
' meikial Law, Mathematics, NavioatIoh, f'"'
Kuivrr.niMri. Drawinc I'liosomiArBr, and a"
eiih Lamqcaoks.
The PvcTrw nv TKTiiAlirrT.nK itf necullsr. '
clauses or set leswons are mode use of, but
atndent is tiiUL'ht individuul1v.ro that MB.
commence at liny time, nnd nttend t wbsti"
hour, are most convenient.
v.. ......
f... : a. .,!! .nn MS ''"
of April, conlnininir names of the stud'';' ,
iiiAiiiiunn mi, ip.-u.'u n ii ti i. . i j .
, r .." , .,.. ir inn o"
- year, and full particulars rf terms,
be obtained t any time by addressing the Pn
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