ge C!farfdbtpublica,itv
The Peace Movements, was not long beforo many conflicting re-
WbenF. V. Blair returned from bis porti were circulated regarding the re-
"oath-bound orjnItjtions," do. These 'reporter not only gave tbt lentimenl, but
... .it i s I 7. ...Afl hir
com plaiou come nun an in grace irora guve " -v iult of their mission
those wbouitd to ditgrace their manhood tbe speaker, a man wuy wu Ueny aic ia nP i iwuuu.uuu, u. Ur ui,P.iuu T0 Boll4l5onist.o position of the two
by bolding their midnight orgies in hen- so palpable at this, and to susceptible of from Washington announced that bis trip Governments were known on the return
roosts and pig-sties and shearing men to proof, must not complain if the public hud been crowned with the roost pefoct of Mr. Hlair (rom Richmond the one
discard tbci, own parent, if the, held to discredits hi. allegation tb.t th. copy of .uceos.-lbat Jell. Davis, hi. Cabinet and
a certain religion, or were bom in a for. the address furnUhed for publication i. Congress, and Gen. Lee ar.d his army,
eignlnnd. But nil this U but additional correct, "verbatim el literatim." wers miiy i mnoui w wj uu turir
evidence of the perfidy of the men who John affects to be warmly attached to arm. and return to the Union- ThU was
are now seeking Tengcanco on the Peo- the Union-to our "common country"- contradicted the next day, and in a day
pie of this county because the would not and pronounce, thi. "the best government thereafter, the following announcement
r.,tln.nd .u.uimhom In iheir Aboli- amonv men." Ve mo clad to heor thi. appeared in all the city paper, boring ev-
Wehnehday' MoRSisa::::::FEB. 8, 18C3. mion treason. If there are. crever were, from John. It sounds like the voice of a ery mart 01 i.aviog toon prepureu wnere
I
county, not previously araenaoio to vio
lated law, will be adjudged quietly of any
intentional broach of the law. That
tome Democrats have been indiscroct,
and allowed thomsclves to commit rets,
or use expressions, that are in violation
lof recent laws, we do not doubt. But the
criminal intention always necessary to bo;
provon before conviction is wanting-
.Surely, if so ninny men as bavo been ar
restee! were guilty of any design against
the Government, or against the laws, tome
tangible, some substantial proof of their
I guilt could be found. They would not Le
'thus organized wilhout being prepa
red ic umo shajie or other, to executo
their purpose. I ho authorities are
now ratified that the report, about forts
and breastworks wore bu to fabrications.
They should then weigh with great cau
tion the talcs of the informers, most of
Was not the tending of Soldiers to Clear
field a Fraud upon the Government.
In our controversy with our Jaecbin
neighbor at least ono or two poinU of
difference are becoming pretty clearly de
fined, lie asserts that there was a ne
cessity for fending troops here, and for
proof, poind to the fact that our deficien
cy hat been "reduced one-half" since the
soldiers came, and also to the largo num
ber of arrest, that have been mado ; wtile
wo contend that, had our county b;en
treated like other counties were treated
and which we honestly believe would
have been done had not the writer of tho
articles iu the two last issues of the Juco-
(in organ under the heading of "War in j
Clearfield," soil others of, like reckless
character, shamefully mis-repro3entod
fact, to the authoritics-quite as many men
wculd row ba in the service. Toe point
of dispulo is therefore broad and distinct.
Lot hs now refer to what our neighbor
give as facts.
He tays our deficiency (of course ho is
speaking of tho time at which the soldiers
arrived) was four hundred. Whore does
he get his figures? He docs not state
what our whole quota was. We confoss
we do tot knew. But whatever it was
we are quite sure tint it was fully half till
ed. We assume so from the fact that
vianv townshirs and borouchs had cntireh
filled their quota ; nearly all wcro partial
ly filled, and all with perhaps one or
two exceptions had sent less or more;
so that it is entirely safe to assume that our
county's quota was moro than half iillod
at the time the troops were ordered here.
If our neighbor is correct, then, in in
serting that our deficiency was "over four
hundred" our original quota must hare
been over eight hundred 1 Will he pre
tend that such was the fact? Unless ho
does he is salf-condemned.
We repeat we have no accurate data as
to our original quota, nor as to the pre
cise numbor of thedeGciencr : but wo sr-
' 4
peal to every man in the county, who has
given the subject any attention, if what
we say is not true, to wit : that our quota
was at least half filled before tho troops
-c oi e T
Then, if this point is settled, why was
Clearfield singled out for this species of
vengeance? If she had An filled her
This question is answered by the Pros!
dent's proclamation calling for thecurrent
200,000 men. In this Proclamation the
President says that only 2G8.000 men were
obtained by tbe last call for 500,000. Thit
i but little over the half, so that it is
xoost clesrly evident that other sections
were also in arrears that CleaiGeld was
not alone iu her deficiency ; and if her
quota was ." filled, as we contend it was,
she was but little, if any, below the awr
of tbe wholo country.
Then why were the soldiers sent here?
Was' it simply to fillour quota? Ifso,
what a terribly expensive recruiting ex
periment it has teen 1 But it was for no
such purpose. Martial Campbell was made
believe that our people had organized for
resistance, and that the conscription could
not be enforced here without the aid of
the military. lie was assured by men
from this county, such as the writer be
fore referred to, whose veracity he then
had no reason to question, that such was
really jibe feeling here ; and they went
further, and assured him that they were
welt armed, with ehosen leaders, and for
midable forts and breastworks erected.
Will they deny this? Let them, if they
dare
Under tLeee circumstances Capt. Camp
dell felt jiKlilied in calling for assistance.
VYe Jjlame him not for that. What ve
complain of is, that he did not come and
eee for himself ; that he put bis trust in
men whom be must now know are entire
ly unworthy of trust; and richly merit
. the harshest eniihets it h as ever v.L bnan
our unpleasant duty lo apply to them.
, Ilad he came, all would have been well.
The fraud and cheat would have been dis
covered; a supplementary draft for the
deficiency would have been ordered im
mediately after Ihe election as was dono
elsewhere in all other parts of the Stale
and our people, having seen that the'
election was lost, would not have been
behind their neighbors. That such would'
havo been the result we have hot a spark'
of doubt. It would not have bean because!
lit At stavm ! T iL.
rj . ... ,,u. .j. iu war ; or Decs use contain!.,- th nuotation in miction
lo the Union.
It was clear that tbe rebel themselves
did not anticipate a ready compliance
will) their demands, while there was an
earnest detire on the part of the Presi
dent to do all that was compatible with
his honor and public expediency in
the premises, and who evinced not it lit
tle anxiety to induce tin aocuninodatioa.
It was briefly announced by lelecrnnl
n rmi,i5nn.. tooni r otherwise, in repentant sinner. But who made this "best the great secrets oi Stole are Uiscusbou :
this county, under the control of Demo-'government ?" Who "established thelib- " f m "Srf.i.d'.'.D.rio.'.'ifiii
crats, that advised retistauoe or defiance erties of the nation ?" John does not slop l0D or rPcaiY4j fr0nji there Commissioners this morning, that President Lincoln and
to tbe laws wo know nothing of thorn. to teli us. Yet he knows very well that to treat upoa the basis of separation, i he secretory Heward hud retu rnt.il to Wash
tvi Snfermaitnn nf it. I.tPnr.i ! the rcrV men who mado this ' best eovern-! Prc.idenl of the United Slates, on the ington, after a conference with the rebel
i " " " .. 'niiiAr homl. i irilimp to a limi-uiL' 10 commissioner, winch resulted in no
ml a . n. mi I - iivfl.il .mi iiifl.ii i ii ii ii iia iv nru: 11 . a..
govern
ofsuch organizations has been roado to ( mcut" lived and died m the daily practice
to the authorities; and thai the large of wkat he calls the "turn of all xilluiniet."
number of arrests made are th result of The Washingtons, the;Jeuorsons, the Mad
information thus given. How this may ions, the Monroes, and Ihe Leesthe vt
be we are not prepared to sny But when ry men who formed and fsshioned "our
the whole truth is mado known, it will 'glorious and time-honored Institutioni"
be found that not a single citixen of the were all slaveholders, and the woilU lias
ever siuco believed that they lived and
died as patriots and Christians; but ifl
John's logic is correct, this is all an error,
and they were all humbugs and dema
gogues 1 How invigorating such senti
ment, must have been to the patriotism
'of lha soldiers, whom be was addressing!
I. I,., no r ilnnl ilh (hp.
1 CI l.J VUU", " V 11 i l v. i v ' .www- -
fr.iJ-The author of tho article in the last
JatoLin organ about the "war in Clear
field" is nrto supremely ignorant as
he thoroin confesses himself. We bad
reference to the means and influences us
ed to bring the soldiers hero -who, by the
way, so far as our observation extends, are
real clever fellows, mostly inti lligcnt, and
some of them real red-hot Democrats ; and
if there was any real utility for them here
we would rejoico in their remaining with
u. Our neighbor repliod to our argument
with this understanding; and when he
anv nerion of influence who may coma change of the attitude of either of the
from the State in rebellion, with or with- Governments.
out authority from Davis, to treat for nence Private telegrams have since been re
on the basis of tubminsioo to the Union, ceived, making inquiry as to the truth of
Of the above facte there Is no doubt." this statement, because Ihe whole truth
The air of "authority" with which this had not been stated with record lo the
anniinnira vn. muU .Mimad to teiiU prospective and immediate results from
. .. , ,. . . ., , . , Uiohmond. Now, that brief telegram is
the quebUon. Immediately the sheddy re,ialjU ftnd WM obuined from w
oigans began to open their batteries upon authority. No details have yet been made
poor Blair, not sparing tbe President, and known, nor is it probable that they will
even old Wado bad lo send a broadside transpire tne I'rosiJenl and becrettry
.Wl .lAnonnin. thl. oewR wm " only party, pretenion
' o nur ildd. ami tho pAnlnrnnnw Luinff an.
attempt to "treat with rebels will arms tircly too informal and in the character
lo their hand," in tho most violent terms, of a general conversation, to elicit the
in other counties, Irfort the
soldiers came ?" If our neighbor cannot
answer the question without convicting
formation within our reach respecting the: P14"
whom are the oaly guilty ptrties, and do- pretends that a trifling typographical or
tail their lies with the cowardly hope of ror of an , for a d, in the word had, blind
thus rcrecning iheniselves.
We might ad luce further evidence to
prove that the soldiuis w.re not brought
here to "enforce the laws." Wo might
refer to the repented threats of tho -Jin
organ at Ilarrisburg, thut the "copper
hoads (meaning the Domncrats) of tho
North would be attended to ns soon ss
tbe soldiers could be spni cd from the
front." These threats were repoatod by
every Jacobin organ in the State, nnd re
echoed from every stump, and nowhere
with greater vehemence than in our own
countv.
And again, we might refer to tbe fret
that we had boen threatened wilh thU
military visitation at diflerent periods
for more than a year previous ; and if our
Jtcolin leaders, who wore so overwholm
ingly rebuked at the election of '03 and
'CI, bad bad the influence they imagined
"v4 maul lu.Hno"
is but little doubt that "war in Clearfield"
would have commenced many months
sooner. There teat no drfcicney in our quota
then. If so, will our neighbor explain why
these threats were then mado ? But the
killing of Butler (an event, all the at
tending circumstances being the same,
might have happened in any other commu
nity) gave color to the exaggerations of
these leaders, and the authorities, per
haps honestly impressed wilh the belief
that an insurrection, or something of that
sort was about to take place, yielded lo
their demands, and the troops were sent.
Krotu the foregoing considerations, as
well as front many others that mig ht be
produced, d'.d our limits permit, we are
woitiii or
WATCHES, CHAINS, IUKG.yc
G. S. I la skin f, V
- ort r)i.-. c. J - V
OITtr ihe following iDductm.nu to na.'.
VALUABLEJEWELBfi
HAVING BEEN FOR A L0N0 tiw
K.K.d in tho Ucktt TI!t-
litbsd our rtpuution for nranmi.. ' 4 .".
bility, and roisessioi great fciUii. i.
50,tOO of Wslch..,DUD,ood Pi d .
4o., to Is sold for ONE DOLLAR Each , '
out rsgura io vsmo, na not lo b Lld ' "
you know wht you srj to rtcelra M,i
Just look ot lb Mlowinc Hit ....:.'' r.'.i
old for " " W
One Dollar Each t
17S Wntchsi (bsndixmolj engrw.d '
rsnUd psrfoct tint ktioert). tr.iB"
miv aa i. fli.i.
But ibis lasted only for a day; and wo
now havo the assurance la at Commission
en from Jclf Davis were actually at For
tress Monioo on the 2d ind., where Mr.
Secretary Seward was waiting for them,
and who were joined on the next day by
President Lincoln, whon the w hole party
were expected to proceed to Washing
ton. The Ilichmond Ditpatch of 31st, Jan.,
hat the following:
"M.ssers. Stephens, Hunter, and Camp
bell, the Lonreuerate peace comamsion
views of all who composed it, rather than
grave diplomatic discu s on.
Beyond this whatever may be taid must
be mere speculation. The conversation
did not result in agreement. The main
feature involving questions of separation
and submision to the Union having been
left undecided, of course those of minor
character could have no existence, and so
the parties separated.
Ah fiir as can be ascertained nothing
was saicj as lo luturo mooting, and tbe is
sue seems to be left precisely wtiero
250 Lsdiei' solid Gold Hunt
isz Caiti, ..
240 Gnft Silver W.tohti, 00 !?.."
1,000 Latest 6lyl Vssl and
pieca unains,
i,5"0 Gent's Califorole hi
amond Pins,
4,0u0 California Diamond
Ear Drops,
3,000 Miniuturs nnd Enam
elled Kevolring I'inn,
2,0ue Cat. Diamond A Kn
ain'ld Oeut'i Scarf l'ini,
new Slylci,
2,000 Masonic A Emblem
Pins,
2,500 Gold Band Bracelets,
engraved and plain,
3,0uu Jet tad Moiaie liroo.
cbe,
2,000 Cameo Brooches, rich
patterns, very tasty,
ed his faculties, he but exhibits his ears.
Our que lion wns a very plain ono "why
wnsnosuri.lomontarv draft made for this lour troops set up such a cheering ns nev
. . .1 nas tat mm lia.tfl ItAt'.tr ani rt I ri 1 . I it I 1 II
-l.,i ' ,1 1 - -r . 11...VI v iiviii wi v a huvi vviitiuuu'i st tjtit
Washington City, stopped' on Sunday lclune of l''t
night in l'etersburg. wljnce ihey wenl
through the lines to City Point yesterday
morning. They left our lines on Cien.
Bush Jlionsou'e front. As they were mak
iae the transit, llioir chn,acter and ob
ject of their mission became known, when
L WHa ! . .rti. ..1 - 1 1
, j-.--.-. . - i,ovu 1; lereuiuio anu Lara
uriuro 1110 cjnierence. mere is no yeria- Tins, the real articlo,
cation of the report c'rculating to-day, 's.ooo Coral Har-Drop,
that they had agreed uoon a eeneral ex- .2,n00 Ladies' Chatelaine
' - a as 1 . .
ma.iiP, u- iuu viuiu,
"teMHtiii.
WhcV
fOtolOOO,.
3MIO 20 00 M4
00 to te outi,
00 to 19 00 k.
M lltltlED Oo Febrnnry lut.by J. W. Phu-
(tart, Kjq , Mr. Win. McKnight to Mist Mar-
i'asfUiore, both of this pluee.
tba
I)It-:iIn Lawrooce township, of Consumption, 1
en February 3d, Kuth Adaline, daughter of
Wm. J., and Mary Ann Luiuadue, agod 22 yrs,
U inontba and 7 days.
tho commissioners were out of sight and
well within the Yunkee lines, when the
clamor was immediately caught up by the
OOtoUHuflV
00 to I (
li 00 to 20 00 mI.
1 OOtolJOOs.,1.
2 00 to iOQiMi
1 00 to IS Ot each.
00 to I 00 ..4
2 i0 to 10 tt MKh,
himsplf of fulsebnod. hn should not try to ! Yankee iroops, who cheered and bnrrab
shield himself by pleading ignorance of ing'thout?
he Knglish language. missioners went on their wsy. The next
riici. V"i:Tve"ciscwhere all the in- we beur of them will be through Yanke
2Jcto bbtrtistmcnts.
OUPJIAN'S COUIiT SALE
or
Valuable Ileal Estate
Inle attempt to opon negotwion wilh the
Richmond authorities. The general opin
ion is, that the effort bas failed ; yet there
are those who insist that the conference
on the James River sgreed upon a plsn
for a further conference, which fact Mr.
Lincoln and Mr. Seward keep to them
selves. Be thit as it may w think enough
is now known from tbe temper evinced
hv the confederates, mvlnr. H ".
im, 11 u oen. AiuLlellaa been elected, in
stead of Lincoln, there would be no insur
mountable difficulty in the way of an hon
orable pence as among the first of his offi
cial sett. If the war continues, it is sgreed
upon all hands, that the next six months
will exhibit the most herculean cflorts on
both sides, and the mightiest and bloodi
est battles ever witnessed. Tbe country
can therefore readily calculate what it has
lost by failing to elect McClellan ; or rath
er, by permitting him to be cheated out
of the election.
6,000 Uent't Pins, asplen-
did assortment,
4,000 Solitaire Bleero But
tons, entirely new stylet,
3,000 bluds & Sleev but
tons. In sets, very rich,
5,000 bice re Button., plain,
enamelled A engraved,
I lf,00U plain fc band.otuoly
engraved Rineo
I P.U00 Spring Lockets, double
case, r.cbly engraved, 2 00 to 15 (4 ivL
15.UC0 sets Ladies' Jewelry,
I new and lateit Styles, t 00 to 11 00 tick
.2,000 Uold Pens, A hand
some iilrr cotes, S 00 to 10 OOsut.
I This entire Hit of beautiful and yalutbU tpwb
will be sold for One Dollar Each. CortUcatei
of all the above articles will be placed la enril.
' ODes. and sealed. That ftnretanAi ail.
1 j . r:
rt-.r-ii 1. .--..- !.v 1 S 11 VIRTI E OK AV ORnVn fit? T n t? nw - uin, uranrea . wunoui reiira IO CHOCS, ui
,"""77 " ,MMW"D7 '"'U-13 CorrfClc.r5.Td count,, ,W. will the receipt of th. ..rtific... yoa will ... U
d to the Northern papers by the cprret- be eipoeed to TCBLIC SALE in the borouih of our tJ bve, and tbm it is it your eptin it
pondeot OI llie AssOCiatOU i'retS. , virarneia, on - .....u. ....v.., ,.
11 SntnnlTV Mnr.li 1 1 U lOf s r iv certiflcales can be ordered for $1; clttn
lIsit.lAHllst At Mr or TUI rorOMAC, OaXUrua), .UarCIl Hft, IbbO. 'fur II j thirty five for i;siity-0re.forli4
Feb. 1. The announcement that peace 1 Ail tbe following described Real Eatate, situate one Hundred lor $tj. r?t willseed aiiogUeir.
oommissioneis had arrived within our in ''ke tonship, Clesrfleld county. Pa., late the tificat ob the reoeipt of 2i eeots.
lilies and bad gone to Wathinglon, al- , I"-"Prt of Samuel Reed, decM. Beginning at a (i. 8. UASIilSi A CO,
though premature, wat not without fouo-! j "1 l't lT'lZl. h ,M P'M ? J0"' 1 . Box' 4270 30' litttman
1 r . . . a 1 a 1 . jtneneeeast 2s perohes to a white oak. thence F.h 8 -ti v., Wil fn.
dation 111 Uct. On Sunday a flag of truce : ,outi. i00 n.reh.. to s,..h.-. m.-.' ! B- Jl- e" ork "V-
eppeared ou line near the centre, and, be-; down the river so perches to white oak, thence
Ug usntJi wt nil luuutj ss uw m 1 w 'aivibu iu tug UI(IUUID, VUDlalLlB ftDOUt )
fog wilh Mr. ltlsir and General Urant, tor I . t olXiy-IMnc Acre?,
permission for the following-named per
sons to pass to uencrul Oram a LeaUquar-
-.iu acres cieare-1, with good orchard, and
hating thereon ereoted gned hi and barn,
tra. v z: Lieutenant l,'rlnnl Itaioh A A 1 ".'.' vs.nnw-
j v 1 7. . 1 yu.-uiui me purcnas money on hand.
v. uMw..niiflLo vvuJiUlflIUIiri. (IUU USIIDCS ID ODe TeaF. With inlui.al
GREAT lil WtOVOEKTS IS
Sewing Machines
and the
be secured
EMriRE SHUTTLE MACHISR!
Aii.srD rssniMnr trn, 1300.
CO M M I .S.S ION E US' S A LK
er
Uffiflovstftad ILan(laJ
'man iinri ninnrl Iham iflfitl.ir. lina.
constrained to repeat our question W ,,7! -uc ,u.u. lD, oopu at.on reached Ihe appointed
not the sending of toldiert to ClearMd a fraud " t . . V ? " Z .n,l .lil'Vi f' c'"?
upon tht Government t
ll.lDllllll, II Vl. U.l If Lt 'I' It. I.ntiit an.l . .. .
... w, ..... i. vU uu of mK on ine premises.
Hunter and J. A. Campbell. Colonel! O. L. UEEf).
iSsrauel Ilarinian, commanding the 1st Feb. 81b, 18(14. Ad'tnr.
luigudo anu 1st Division, vih Corps, re
tived the communication and forwarded
it 10 headquarters.
Owing to (Jen, Grant's absence from
City poiut 00 reply could be tent immed
iately, but ine mailer was referred lo.TJf PURSUANCE OF A.N ACT OP isscm' pens, and pronounced ti V. srvprrrtTVi
Wsthinittoii, and after tereral communi-1 I bly. passed the 13th dayof Um. .itu -. PERIECTION eomhin..i
cationt had passed bet neon our author!- titled on Act to amend an Act directing tho mode ' Ithata straight oeeJle,erpendicu'sr tctloi.
purposes, mates ins Luifc or bHUrXLK stitch, wbieb
countv will win neilber rip or rnvel. and ii aliks no both
vourtbouse siues; penorina perrect tewing on every dsMns-
en 5. 1 (ion ei material, irora uaalber to tbt AisM tt-
Township. ' 00lt "HO cotton, linen, froa lbs coin-
d..i... 1 est to the fi leit au ober.
Chest. !, "T1D8 neuner i.am tor Cogwheel, sad las
SALESROOMS.
53G, Ilroadwny, New York.
252, Washington Street, Boston
; "ISHI3 MACHINE 13 COSSTRUCIID 'O.t
; X entirely new principles of iLeehaoiia, est-
. teasing many rare nnd valuable iinproriminU,
, oaring ooen examined by tbe most profouod fi
llet anu tbe committionert llie permission i"' "K Dn sraiea lanat ami ror other
was giantrd, und a depul.ttion, conmeting ' . xn oomniissioners or iicarfleu
of Col. JWbco.;k of den fJranfa stair. Col. "'o'ng luos at too
ir.rri...n I ...lirt If ri.mrtr.1 P.'. L..l c? ltoav th. 14th day of March, 1
' ' vi. HI UIKVI VJI'Vlflil HIAO 1 I fl m--. II I If .
i tfi'tf. it urrantre.
Anotbir 'Tori's ntLL aoaimst rm
Con kt." The resolution abolishing slave
ry throupbnut Ilia Tlnilnl muni
the House of Kepresentrtives last week 119 !"!?! d'?la ,0. nt" 1,16 8l,e"i?6-
1 no
55
70
Jobv Iti'ttEi.L, again. The iddrest- or
-
revolutionists to be part of tbe Constitution. iUO0D and were soon joined by Mr. Stepb-1"
To accomplish thi. outrage H democrats !7 "d. J 1,5? "'P"'0"'- . 5l
1 , At, rrr.... ; ,",nule' 'I,ent ,n "rchaDging c.vilit.es, 1 209
c.... .....v..t .,u.B H.VU. w..w,u..,u ina pWIJ CBai0 W1tnin 0ur lines, the 1
what jmrports to be the address delivered McAllister or I 'ennsylvanin. ITlbit scheme jtioops on both sides uniting in a timulta-
by this gentlemen at a collation given to consummated it will be another tnsu-;Deou cheer, which teemed to givo themi Feb. 8,
... .. .f ,.n. -.,. 1- .-.1 . . crealei confidence than ther liaii 1, fr.ro'
tne so.uiers ai curwensv.ue on toe 4tii or ik ,0 w.. ret.orai.on 01 ;xh,LilBJt Tb ere -rl-
Jjnimrr. will ba found on nur first nana the Union, at it is perfect annihilation to I i i 11 f
J t . i"- k --ll vmA III ui I IflftTB. IIUMIB H mw. Hi III 1 in H
was in waitira to convey
i
David Kopharl,
George Mullen,
65 n tn, liauminn, Ileocaria.
Henry Faunce, Ooggs,
J. Musserstnith, Burnside
J. Cunnincham. Rurnsid
Oeorge Ross, Rurnside
reler lien,
Py order of the Board.
WM. S. BHA9LEY,'
18U1. clerk,
! least possible friction, it runs as smooth ai (ItH,
mi is cmpaaucauy
A. XOISELESS MACIIiySi
It requires Fifty per cent, less power lo drive
We are requeited to publish it fur the pur-' State Sovereignly.
pose of proving that the correspondent of
LIEK NOTICK Th. Botrd of Relief
or the county of Clearfield, will meet at th
Commissioners' office, on Wednesday and Tburt-
1'oiot. A large crowd
. - vvunHin..uii.ifl vi.ii;i7, vu iivuureauT ana ID
them to CHy day, a. J2d and 23d dayt of February, 1864
of soldiers was The Board have directed that all new ai
ttarlt it a lone timo since r,.rd t'll.": ."'nT-?" . a.reciea tnat a I
the Journal, who renorted th aub.lanr' "T ' ... ... 7. i " 7 u.Uu. lU go glimpse can- must appear Dolor, tn. Hoard
new appli.
nil nrndi...
ance c(ninr would nnrmitt Ut to anv nn ll.inrr of lllt tlranni.ni ami wliin tl train n.ri. their swnrn iljilntnonl itiallin. -r .i.i:..
of the address, and whose letter was pub-' nmmnil,.inrw of ilm official aHa of 'ed loud cheers aeain created theui. On re?iu,eDt "! company! when enlisted: the
w., :i .itu.,1. ... .i i ."riiviug oi tny ioini iuv were taicen to rj. . : . . :.".:"" " i
uua iiwui u im iiraiuio iu . . i .,. , , - ... ., , lue lownsnin in wnic
1iKtif.fl Kw out. nc.if.liKA riw il.flh It it. ...'
....... . Vj vla uv.uw., VM .. fl.flfl.fl,
represented the teKer. We admit that ,
commend bis recent letter to President
Central (i rani's headuarters, w
jjurne as H tb.n ,ny othcr MBCBD, ln tb, atrttt. A ti,
"""""J : twelve yeart of age can work 11 steadily, without
laugue or injury to health.
Its ttreogth and Wonderful Simplicity tf con
struction renders it almost impossible togetetl
or order, and is tiuarautted by tht eonpaaylt
gir. entire tatisfactien.
Wt respectfully inrlte all those who Dty J
tirt to tupply themselres with a superior trtifls,
to come and extmine thit t'nrlvalled Michlte.
But ln a more especial manner do wt solicit the
patronage of
Merchant Tailors,
Coach iMnkors,
berethfr the.town,DiP in whicb they resided at the tim. of i IoOT) Skirt Man
lJ ,nhttment, and their present residence and that .7 ?
ient ahd lh, i. without tht oe.n. of support for henelf . ntnrers,
. i ! A . fir it. t
t a s.i. a . . . i iitcni Lua diful. ikiessri. ainn
sth m nnr. wun nronc nrniiriai nur i . ... m
.el.. '.. .M.i' . I wneoin pro eaiiDg against the system or UmpUU looked much emaciated, but and children, who are d.nende no h
vunuouu.a. .cme tuwir own umi- apportioning quotas of conscripts to tho Mr. Hunter sppeared to be bale and Two witnesses of credibility, from th. township
cultlesj yet, having expressed our telicf gutea M iiracticed ut Washinetot. It is ,iearlT. did Colonel Hatch. The latter which she resides, must also be produced
in the correctneisof the remarktas given' m,ni iti.r nA .,i. i ri, conducted the negotiationt In hit utual ht ccrtiflcnte.eworn tobefort the board, must
tw th rriBBil-tu.!. ii.ot vr, ,?tl.er. ou. y much hke flgrepabi0 bdiJ manner. . " ?1 ;h.e J1 "I1. ' lbe P '
T' -.....-o .Aoays production! before 1 fell into the. The only allutmn made to our d
n.s,.un .rm.numu slough of Aboltionism
. resents herself tt be : that the inin-n..ni nnv..
i uc uijiT niiuBiuii ijinui iu uui UlUJCUl- n t , .... . . : .
IliiY'for 1,im in 'tie. wat lha har i,n...M h. M. UteuU. r. " x .." ,,.,.rue "
l,i:, r t- .... ,i - ii,i '.- , i : - --, , ....,. in umuiuts circuuisinnces and nor family in
..u. uicU-neuiUo sctupa claiai'ror State Kfghts cow, ii joonei lisrnman, on waamg mm actual want ( and that all th.fut set furth iuhor
less than comply wilh his request, and la-- !- in i ;t fi.. .i -i - : good bye, that they should soon meet na- application are Jutt nnd true.
...i i:.i. u. I.' ...:....'- iUke IOCA,r,8 doop atltr.tbe liorte IS der bB..er nu(lt,ice. , Form, eoutainiotr these renni.ilinn. ,.. I,.
, ' "' , ,7 l i Men." W e shall lay it before our read- Impeding the moveroenti of the Pres- uind the of th of Relief, when
"""" ;r.. ' Lieut Ihe Wash niton .War. of I i",l in.l "n nn me wunexsei a
In tho letter of Mr. Russell, which we: ' -; --- ' 'ia an extra, announces the departure of , '
notice. vt e can the attention to the V.csidenl Lincoln at 1 1 o.olar.k to-Hair for
Corset Makers,
Gnitci1 Fitters,
Shoe Binders,
Vost and Punta-
loon Makers,
Drc98 ilakcrs,
w. 8,
kpnear.
BRADLRy, Clk.
Shirt & Jiosom
Jlakcrs.
Religious tad Charitable Institutions will bt
liberally dealt wilh.
rmcrs or macbiss conrtrTt; ..
No. 1, Family Machino, wilh llcmsr, Feller
and Braider. 19
No. 2. Small Manufacturing, with Extension (
llle,
So. a, Ltrgo Miinufacttring, wilh Exlemios
CI entlemen's Hutu, All tho Lntost Stylet at
J CHARLES OAKFORD A SONS. Conti-
mey believed that it was right to proso-
cuie a war for any such purpose as Mr,
rmtilislied last week, this laniruaize occur :
.s.i. r advertisement of Messrs O.' S. Haskiss 1 Annapolis, on a tnecial train, for the nur
tend you) yow will c. that not one trortf of your Co., in our paper. This is one of the old- I)0sei 'l ' underitood.of joining Secretary cental Hotel, Philadelphia.
quout.on it contained to lt ... 4od . tarM- knftwn . KnilaA in oewara ai rortrest JUonroe or Lily l'onit,
This assertion is as distinct as lancunce1 ,L ... . . ...... lo noia an luierviow with the re
, ., t . , - imeir nneoi iraue. ineir wen estauusn- tut on, Messrs A. II. Slenhens
rnn malrA il T..I lia aaaim .on linn. In. a it . . . .., n. n . HCI'IIOIIJ
r . : . . ,cd reputation is a periect cuaranUe a- Jiuuler, and John A. Camnb
is. Let us see how much Ibo reporter, ., .... ..,. ... rresidPiiL took hi. .un.n..M in . .i..i . .
, - f niun uiiinu vicuiiiig, unu niiy vgs iritir l gisoouBteil,
was mistakon. Here is our paragraph , in-lft mir.i1Mfl v---,.- ,i0rint. car. J-80 bJ,.enmt No 18, and placed Pennsylvania htate Stock
. .,, , . , uPon lb tond at a lew moments notice Ppecio
ion. will HO well lo trv IIia snliomn otlorort uu ii. ui.:.. . . . .. . i.... r ,i n.i..
Tb. writer proceeds to fay tbtt John Russell ' . . ",0 "'"mf.m .tt.nix v'a, " '" . ,,..t.
followed tlen. r.tton "by reading a very inter- UJ Jlelr, """w Hsl iney rapany. i tie Metident wat acccmpon- Zy .
:iiet oi tue ni." l. in..s. .
jan. 1).
rebel depu-1 t2T ATi:MF.T OF THU CM '.AH FI F.I.I)
l T T O COUNTV HANK, for tho month ending
'bell :. ThV"" 1 1805 :
Lincoln announced m bia "To wl om in' "lin address, in which h. lamented tht cWy ' odvertiso for one dollar each is certainly edooly by one of the altac
nia. ,. .. . . . for the prttent rfmiai ore military fore in our . i. i r .1 i While UOUSO.
vv""i maniesto: nor was il be. tm.i." a. . ii... U.V..I...HI..,'"! 1H""U wucl KreatciiBnco
Checks, rufts,A.
:Over drafts.
c"u" llly would willingly into the Pre,0Dt aat should be tolerated until ev.ry r.- 0 obti
service j but becaum it.- . l i . ,!n.d teM tympathistr, both North tnd South, 1 ! a la
lavrl ali,.ii!?i , WM 00 olber, ih11 hld "'formed and tr.itoroutb.td." "
iawjk,i alternative left tbnm i ...
ihea' tbflt ha I a l "r"! .wn, nu., ine naareitT tn ue vam r accomodati Jim. ihe
oadc at tll rl. il 9tMT drft Leen very fi"1 rarft6'ph tbe following langusge of the Brookvilla Bcpullkan is in
to obtain useful and ornamen
w Irice,
CamV Accomjiodati Hih. The
i l i 1 i,ronl lh f'lCt Of his going to FortMSS Reveaue SUinpf,
ainvic. jjionroo or tity roinl olor is gii'cn to Furniture,
i the report that the re el deputation had Un tad tipeunes,
1 , i. n r. a I r.- n ,i U n . . . . . . . I ! - - . . J !fl I ,.
wi. .uunvu w vuiur our ituus, anu it. i.
iney are now at fortris
editor understood
a torri-' Monroe.
uma ,ne7 made in oth-1 it used
tfH tAiUiiiiAo J - . i
reopl9 treated with
taa saoin fimm at... n. . , . . . .. i .i,.. . . ... .
.7JP.,!lt?,,, lr"2k Wac"n itkflMok, Us.e, uorrbich is the latest on the aulyect
im,32s zt,
o8,VU8 41
b,b!7 Hi
11,901 09
lTl'73 (0
lo,4 iv on
153 00
297 110
480 00
323 29
- 237 26
1200.868 64
ble agony because we will not condescend ; We cut the following dispatch from the
I beg leave to sty, on behalf of th... whom I to notice him. Buf thre ia no bln for ilarrisbur Telecrsnh of Monday, and i P't
'itl'Tl. al I a I
iTmwi, iilctk ir mi i.i Ain. . - n a. ...
been na nM;t . , sme.wi.oe, nanawany imng Utat belVH negroes
tl .Zi Z Mt in" Th0 readm' aUenti0 h ca,Iecl 10 lbottke soldier, than while men.
-'lC. i.l l ....... !.. 1. .... .
,,. , , . TTuru. iTimeu in uatici iu eacn oi tue lore- axi. .i . , i" w..ojiicU tuia
' much is boul ,iel neeiinn. g.injr extract, h wdl be seen th. th JV, . .pe ru,aor ,Mt .mor.cog by tbe early return of the Tres-
, g "'' wui b wn that the gold f,ll t0 195, but rote again to 209. idenl and tbe Secretary of State, and it
.Result ef the Peace Conference.
WAsniROToir, Feb. 4
M vtcii surprise was occasioned this
MABIMTIF.t.
Capital Stock paid 1. . SSO.flflO 00
Notoi in circulatioia 49,807 00
79,833 lt
8,987 18
4,050 10
1,3S0 00
8.73S ii
on certif of Deroslt.
I Due other banks,
! Due Common wealtt,
J Inter.tt and Exchange,
Feb. 8th, USA.
$200,888 61
JAS. 1$. GRAHAM,
Cathier.
Tl,'.
No. 4, L'ge Manufacturing, for Lsalber, wilh
Rolling Foot and Oil Cup,
Si
1M
tt.
One half hour't initruction is tufJoi. nl to etaois
any person to work this machine t
I . nn I ,.. .ni:ar,,Miinn
.WV1. WII..IV P,ll,0,"v,n-i. , .
i ....... . . I r. - ..ii,..... intbarnltM
fc' tales, where Ancnts are nel already esttolust.
Also for Cuba, Mexico, Central and South Amer
ca, to whom a liberal discount will ht given,
TernmStiyariaMy Cosh on delirery.tsrt
I' t If.. A in 1 1 ITH TO.
M8, BROADWAY. N. Y.. SSJ WAS1IW0T0X
ST., Boston, 72ft, CIIE.STN UT ST.. Phils.
A. A Co. Fsh. 3-Iy. .
ADMINISTR Alt Ht .)TI tT--, No
is hereby given, thst Lf Iters of Administra
tion on the estate of ANDKEW CHOSS.ltte el
Ropes township, Clcorfield county, ra., decetttS
having been granted to the unders i(nei!,tll per
sons indebted to said estate tr. required to msxt
iiDinedisto payment, and Ihooe hnring eltims
.fftlnat lh. BntilA will nreentthein duly auihettt-
cated for teltleinenl
ELIZACETH CROSS,
ian. 25. t-id. AdiniuislrslnS-
4 I)MIXISTRATOIT KOTICK-Nollet
Jt. it hereby given tbtt Letters of adininiiiri-
h. estnte of C. li. litfK, ii oi
lion on lh
ford townfhln. deceased, btving been
ttket
out by th. undersigned, all psrsont IndehteSi
raid estate or. requct'ed to mate immeiwiyi-
menl, tnd those btvtng claims tgsinsi
will protent then duly surnennoaieu
Kent. MAKlwilt tttai t
Feb. 1,1SS4. AdmiBtsw"