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The AUGUST ELECIIoSs--Jhe cumpictc re-
turns of the elections have been received, and
the following is summary OF the results:
Governors Elected.
North Carolina-Bragg, Dem, (holds oyer.)
keatucky-Charles S. Morehead, h N,
1000 majority
Alabama-John 4. Winston, Dem, u 600
majority.
Tennessee-Andrew Johnston, Dem, 1000
majority
Texas-Edward NJ Pease, Dem, say 5000.
LegisIdtures-
North Carolina-Democratic (holds over.}
Kentucky-Know Nothing.
Aiabama-Democratic.
Tonnessee-Very close-probably Nnow
Nothing majority,
Texas-Democrat-
Congregational Delegates.
In North Carolina and Texas there is the
same number of Democrats as in the last Con-
gress. In Kentucky, one less in Tennessee.
one more; in Alabama one more-if we include
two Known othing Democrats, or enc less If we
exclude them. One of these VIM. r. SmIth)
was member of the last Congress.
These five States sent six members to the
last Congress, who voted against the Nebras-
ka Bill, viz: Messrs. H0gg, Cullum, Etheridge,
and Taylor, of Tennessee and Messrs. Rogers
and Puryear, Of Norh Carolina All these
except Rogers, were candidates for re-election.
Pnryear from North Carolina and Etheridge
from Tennessee, have been elected.
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III y = t5-HEI--. IT,. nj VL
~ der of the Orphans Court of Clcarfeld Conn
nesday, October 10th. A. d. 1855, at , o'clock, p
NJ, at the house of Joseph Peters, In the borough
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TRTAL LIaT ZOE sEPTEMBER TEaaI, l9E5.

TRIAL LIST FOR sEPTEMBER TEa2T, 1876.
John Patchcn VS.. Josiah Lamb bourn.
Robert Wallace Joseph 10 an.
Isaac Cham 5ers Us. Greenwood Fell
Thos Mays, VS. Jacob Henry Il David kcphart
Jacob Snyder, Jr. Fred. Higgins \. Pitts.
Cram Perley VS. Smith i Powell
Robert Smith VS.. David Sharp.
H. Philips vs.. Daniel KePhart. ct. al.
Henry Pennington, VS.. q. Tozer Jno. TagaTt
Thos MahafTey ct. al. vs.. Thos. & Jno " oods
Samuel Caldwell vs. Manning Stevenson.
Crawford Gallaher, vs. Michaels & White
William Perry William Iddings.
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q. D. Lanich, VS. Mordecai Shirk
c. G. Renaud, VS. John B. Nodicr, ct al.
G.. Il. Caller. vs.. John Fox.
Moses Norris vs.. Clark Brown
James Curley, vs. James GunsalUs.
Franceif Mccoy vs. Washin yton Watson.
Isaac Thompson VS. Isaac Dunlap.
r. B. Davis vs. Jas. McCracken, W. Scott ct al.
co. W. Carter. Us. Snyder & Large.
Jas. Fry Dan'l. Fulkerson, vs.. Robt. Potter.
Conrad Freduck, vs.. Henry Groe.
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Jas McCracken, vs.. Jos. & Hiram Straw, ct. al
VIM Bloom, W. Jas. NJ. Kelly.
Geo. W. Gill, rs, Thos. Holt
Alexander Ennis rs. Andrew Davis
Samuel Miles, vs.. David DressIer
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Cummings & Mahafey Daniel German.
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Hartman Philips vs. Daniel Kcphart.
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" The Honorable JAMES BURNSIDE, Esq,
President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of
the twepty-fftR Judicial District, composed OF the
counties of Clearheld Centre aud ClintOn-and
the Honorable RICHARD SHAW and JOHN 2.
K0YT, Associate Judges ofCIearfeld county, have
issued their preccpt bearing date the TWEEN
TG FIFTH day of May last, To me directed, for the
holding of = Court of Common Pleas, Orphans
Court Court Of Quarter Sessions Court of Oyer and
Terminer and Court of General Jail Delivery. at
Cle2rGesd, in and foz ClearGeid comfy, the
THIRD MONDAY of SEPTEMBER next, be-
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be then and there attending, and not TO depart
without leave, at their peril.
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eth year Of American Independence.
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NEW HOTEL old 'SEBRISG HoUsl
~ NEW WASHINGTON,

NSTR Game to the residence of the SUBJ
IL scriber in Lawrence township, on the 18th
inst bay mare, about ten or twelve years old,
with bad cut on the hip. The owner is hereby
notified to come forward, prove property: pay
cborres. and take her away, otherwise she will be
disposed of according to law. -
WM NJ. PETERS.
Lawrence tp., Aug. l. lS55-3t.
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nARASoLS-a most beautiful selection, and of
the latest styles. for sale at the cheap store oil
June 81, '55 A NJ. HlLLS
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NTOTICE-The subscriber respectfully informs
v the citizens of Clearfeld county, that he has
rented his Tannery to JOAN MeGaughey- whom he
can recommend to his customers attentive and
obliging He also respectfully requests all persons
to come forward and settle their accounts be Is
desirous OF closing mp his business Hides taken
On old accounts JOHN McPIiEKSoA-
Aug. s. 1859
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has rented the
T n n ERI
of John Jefferson, where he will keep on hand n
good assortment of all kinds of leather, and hopes
by strict attention to meet share OF public patron
age Leather exchanged, cash paid for hides
JOHN McGAUGHEY-
Aug. s, 1850 3mo
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kazezes1 RICHARD M0SS0P, has
EhA AHO WARE e just received and opened a
General assortment of Hardware and Cutlery
AUG %.
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DAKLOR STOVES, from $ to 8, very large
Il Room = s. to 81. ' .
Ninc-PIate Stoves from q. p, 25. 2S. and 30 Mt
50. 50. 81. IS and 50. F G. FRANCISCUS.
Lewistowa, Sept. II, 1875.
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ADJOURNED CoURT.-Thc following cases
.ycre disposed of at the adjourned court, which
commenced Monday, Sept. Sd.
John Patchin IS Josiah Larbourn- An ac-
tion Of Ejectment. Verdict for defendant
Isaac Chambers VS. Greenwood Bell. An
Appeal. Settled.
j. Moore VS. Thomas Martin. An action to
recover the value of ten dollar note paid by
defendant TO plaintiff. Verdict for pl'f for
ten dollars.
Robert Smith Us David Sharp. Appeal.
Verdict for plff for Sll.
Thomas Mahaffy and David Woods VS. Tho
mas Woods and John Woods. An action of
Ejectment Verdict for pl'ffs for the land
claimed in the writ.
George B. Caller VS. John Fox. The Horse
case settled.
Conrad Frederick VS. Henry Goe. Appeal.
In this case the plaintiff took a mon-suh after
the trial was concluded.
Philip Antesvs VIM. Bigler and G. l.. Reed.
An action for the continuance of Nuisance.
Verdict for plaintiff for 5000 damages.
The other cases the list, t,renty-tleo in
number, were continued in a batch. The ar
gument list was also continued.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-09-12
+ 4 MN Err Y

The undersigned respectfully announces that he