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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
MafhinTp.

SNvop .Tr MANI FEATURING PC2POsES-To .s,e.-
.siI Il in aeo,e .periOy Of siSGkas MACHINES .'
snd of oo,y Of sipsrs Co.'s 0arsfe. vacA sI
y .vsps rs,i. kws fuil nsrrmsf,on 90 tl- saset
N slSoEa Co, NJ ~ Sfes,~sy Ns~-fo-t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

and after M0NDAY May 10 1889 ard Until further nccs
Pser lraias vii lesye Pier foo, u Duare foow.
DtSklhK EtPREs5 al H., 6r DsIkrk AL principal IN
tern. ci.te Stations.
NAIL TRAIN Asa H. f., Dnnsk Aod BuH.!o snd ia,-rm,-
ra~ Sta .Hs
ROChLAND PASSENGER a. q m, from 100. Chsnb-r.r
ia iieIpcnt sof sg4.ru. snd ins,iDediat- s,arions
WAY PASSENGER ct IN. oI Novblrgh, hadl.to~a snd
int,frneciat- ss'iol.
NIGHT kAPRESs q. ?. n. for Dursr. and Bafio.
The sSoTe Trsins daily SUNDAY er~rt-t.
I1sse EApes. Trzlns ooDne.f E.ulrs Win fifu
Sar.rds4sus std Nssss Fs. RsioH for s.gs. Falls, a.
bnsssm'ou wh .h- s',cu.- and Bic t.n.on R,lrc.I To-.
sgtcei Coz lns the Bua.,o Co,aiog and Hes York
hsfoAt, fr Ro hsss-r Of Or Bend he Dearsr-
La ard Western Rsliosi for sctanton a. Horus.
viz viz ,- B. aso srd hevYox City Ii.scsi .r sso
iGo Dinis ~i.s ~ Lsxe R,Iroad ~ Csy,,as
ca asA. Z ieio. Dstrpr CIcsIo. &c.
5f. E1 xjLEY. ss,s.r. PrsLi,a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
ket Wharf BY steamer IOLAs s. 7:So and and
lfsnd6p The cave Flushing L. l., ct SIS and 10
AID and rn-etins ald exchanging psss-nseu
with tie bos Hsptsts Point 1kronxh 50 minutes Psrs
ccSta WN NJ. SMITH R1c-.yef
n B.Ptc Me and Excrrson reduced
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

INCOT COPPER-In lots 20 suit purchssers-
i az sails BY AiNksorA MINING COMPANY, Ne Is
Sbr~ss stsa g.:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
fegal Notlees.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of thu 5urrogstsa
ta~ County Of SewYorG notice hereby si,r- 81 p,
asSl2s sains sssnt IDRl5 L. APPLEY. la,s Of tho 49,
NJ ors deceased, ~ pr-ut tbs win yogch-t "
he suocDcr 81 tie New York Juvenile Asylum. l7Jtn ~
tAe City o. NesfoTS or tue eishee ats dsJ OF
o. neHt-D3ile New York the fleei ID day O xsca. ~
milo law 5niTg' JAMES l.. L.ApPIEY, Adnriii'sts-----
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sdrrcys.v
~ tie Coun7 o New Iork noti s hsrsvy nyeH ~ "a
son. having aims ssIns, JAMES GAiNOR late Of u. -
Of New Yfs crcce.sd 70 .e With yoebs'' y =
b toe .nhs ribt ti, rc.deJfs No 81 Colgm5s st.
Cty q New Yorr b-ocs tbs hrserth day q Dscs"
a,s.-Dsrea kssloik tbs lhL dsy a Juns i8s
u. VAN CUrf. Ain,a.s,Gstst"
isijlsyCa.ri JsD.s JsynoE d~c~s'~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
6ll:s On Anttiou.

Ax HsiEIs iao-las-i go,
D7 BANGS, B2ofHES Co.-lrie-cAs
- Rom, no Is Psrkfou.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
Bnil0ina Alatcrials.


Jersey LITTLE FALLS FREEST0NE.-
.1d se.a. Ssa t"F "FREss1oSE wy ,seH ao
hls Stcus well and iayOiaby tuown 20 require any eNa
pairs h quality and beauty Avery large number OF the
sns Pusc SaIs ssd y.ie dwsIs: % ' a,y goHny s naSe
tored: Ia the City of New Iork-r.iny Chuch Innisy
TsSs.ce cS9rcS cclTsI Of Snh.t and av; T.yof s.,
eso and s,s g NGs Yo's In nS S Month
n ass.S Life MsrSss s suGs
Biowns House Duch Reformed Church and Custom ou.- ia
the City Nesk with other buidiug In all the above
The comr.n, have now on hand ready Tor immediate dev
cry s5oo tuns Rube. Asbu ard Building Stone For terms
:1s- :1s g. saaRas. & '''' 35s Rsisa
T'HE ALBERT FREESTONE COMPANY
Il supply the Seis,itH snsr cor orrn STONE
which enter. large of the building. recently
erected n Ne~So s.mOI. fnsdsphs Sc ThsS OILS. as.
VII he taken o any p Sn tss A's C5 sa'
ose- Ne Is N,.,sas Commonwealth Buldius, New yori.
TNHE DORCHESTER
OLIVE FREEsloNE COMPANY
% @ .ss & Ss. I S s .y s.u
s'.s, ' M sE1EJTIEEyyss EREEsTSsE SE,Nss s.yx
Srw-YoRx TIMES sGiSOTSa, w.
CONTINENTAL BANK.
MECHANICS sAykN sAykN,
William and Cedar ste,
HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY,
SecondAv,
TIE STATE ARSENALS.
New.Yoik and Brooklyn,
have been recently built ,oseth-r with Others 70
thee particular the Company refer u Stone
nov to be the nns.' building msS in percs
fr eolcs durability seush aud fsihy fr ornamental work
Catsc executed !oT part OF The eoreen BY sppson ~
the csce Of TIE Company No IS Besyers. oppose Demon
coA kobbnt htpoier'AON' S~S'vaty'
We The efssned certify that :he sope Of which our bald
ns, e constructed from the Dorchester ousres New
pn,n,~,es we hhly approve ard o. miie the material aud
Ssv T. h ons ol tbe best quality aud beautiful in
ta.t hs. e,er been brought int. in this
SHEPPARD KNAPP,
Pr.s1eut Mechspcs' Bsok.
RAYMOND WESLEY \ Co.,
N~w-Yoh Times.
W T. HOOKkR
President Con dreusl Bank
LEOPOLD ElDIrZ,
THOS X JACKSON, Archliects
J. NJ. TRlMBLE,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON and
IL PROVIDENCE, via sTONINGTON-HOUR Of LEAv-
ING CHANGED 20 p m.-On sni after TUESDAY, June l.
the Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK and &. VANDERBILT ol
tbs line will leave Pier No North Riysr 6rs,
ss,,e place dAly, except Sunday insssd t
01e- 10. 10 battrrA .ranr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
piano fcrtes ano tflusic.

A RARE CHANCE to BUY a Hallet, Davis
"A Co's 81 or 7oc,sve PIANO, very chesp-New Yoik
Pianos very secondhand Pianos nearly at ge,.
bsens Pianos snd Nelodons 10 rent Old Pianos ts,en in
exchsuge BERRY NJ 4J3 Broadway, OF Grand-
st. huts Bu.dirg
A MAGNIFICENT 7-octaye rosewood PIANO.
"A POKTF, and Of excellent tone, viii be SOLD at
very bargain sor csh. second hand will be
fskeh ekcSsIss. Apply to A. WEBER No. to West Broad
way Csnss~
T'IRST-PRIZE PIANOS and MELODEONS
III for SALE or RENT At VERY Low RATES.-Agsncy Of
Js,ob Chcserg's Boston Pisno s. d. H. w. Smiths cele
brst~i M ,lod coI and rn proved Es~ York Pianos.
A. d. KANOUSE. No 4j5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE vi. sTONTNG-

l. TON fer BOSTON and PROYlDENCE-lalsni route
the shortest and most direct carrying the Essisrn ai.
Toe steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt joel Stone. ana 9.
VANDERBILT Gag. W. H fr,Iee, In connection with ls
BTONINGTON ard PROVIDENCE r. and BOSTON and PROVI-
DENCE RAILROADS, leaving Ne~York daily Sundays ss
ceped from Pier No. North River f wharf aboys Battery
plsc. at O'Clock and SonDt a. g. 80 or on as
szys Of the mall traln rhch leaves Boson At $50
The {. VANDERBILT, from New York Msossy W.dn.sdas
ard Fn5sy from sonnLon Tuesday Thurd.y and Saturday
Thr PLiaOt TIL ROCK. from New York Tuesday Thursday
ard Saturday from Soun Monday "Wednesday and Friday
Ps.senssrs proceed from Sonington pr iosd Provdenss
and Boston 10 the EIpe Nail Isn reaching said p.-s -
Of those By other routes and ample time all suip
morning inss conn-ps aorh and East Passengers that pres
remain on board the steamer -joJ nights undsrbsA
brrskfas desired and leave Stonngon In the nn tsiI
ectsE ~ Providence with .hs l:i5 tT.s Tor Boston.
osusz- accompanies the steamer ard sin through
each way
For esrths stAeroos fr,ih. apply board s
steamed, a. tie FIeikh. Ocs Pier No. North Rysr OF Z
the office No. 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
COLD MEDAL GRAND and SQUARE
~ PIANOS.

ufsctufere,
Ne "a Walker st., Broadway Nsw-Yorf,
awarded the Ist Premium where and whsneyef ths2
Of B0s5ou ksv.fork, Philaiephis aud Baltimore.
Received the two fs. prize Aela q tbs Metropolitan Si
re Fr fsemium Ia Gold Msds for the bst YsnoFor.ss q,
The frst Premilu q CID Nsja tho best S.nogoe at
tht NsIyand Ia pstule, Baltimore. 1885
The Y. Prize Medal for the best Piano Forte st tAe American
IusttUte, Cryst. Pslsce New tork. 1856
Premium Ia Gold Nedsl to the bess ofAnd risoo
n, Maryland Institute, Baltimore, 1871
The Fiat Premium At the State Fsr, Detroit, 1857.
Tss Y;rs, Pet1iam the State Fair, Richmond, So1
AMONG uizes the fret musical tacnts OF ma oonnsJ
ractss W Msson, 0ottscbs, Wonenhsnpt &C. Grand ana
squsre constructed with th full wooden aud iron franz
ws,;aned for three yea and VII nov oV soil
xrsssy re ilced pees to suit the times
r IGHTE, NEWTON & BRADBURYS, No. NJ
Sss Brsaaysy h,ys pSndd ':.9%er oso 0i
s.ructe h tho ;en. Arch Wes Plank Purchasers IN vent
eslor ;nssruneBt will find it for their advantage to os
NfESSkS. CHlCKERING a. SONS, having re-
Ul uoyej II er new Wareoons No 69f Broadway tcomer
Of 4b prepared TO offer their ends aud the public an eI
tsnsive sssortriert Of GRAND, PARL0R GRAND sQUAkh
and UPRIGHT PlAN0-F0K1ES, manufactured expressly 'T
,hs cy dnishei va Ses Of and At prices which
cannot s 10 Please made 20 order TO suit any
style fn,tre and al nsiruments WAkRANfso TO give
entire ssassctioa. fiano.Fortes 70 Ient
DIANO-F ORTES.-HAINES BROS, at
taer Msnuactcy Nos $50 32 3Si zdav corner OF xlst,
have al al times oil ass Tin-nt OF the ce
OF vsous styles carved and plain which they onsI on nUsA
TiiEsE PIANOS TO LET-New AID Second hand and sold
on installer eSs e, above. J. M rhnioN
DIANOS and MELODEONS of superior make
reat Be. ond hand Pianos al the following
tsneiy .c~ P:ices tS5 go Sllo 70 aud 10 fi'nSs
N.ciecns ard rent allowed purchase 70. sie
o. n ,I Is p.ymtl;s Planes tuned aud repaired
HORACE WATERS, Agent. No. SO Brosiway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20


IRON CITY, J. T. Turner Master.
MINERAL ROCK J. P. Ryder, Master
GIN. TAYLOR, Geo l.. Stone Master.
Making three boat. leaving Cleveland every week through tue
Th. steamers make tho round trip In eight days Homs
s.y u. the tIips bs secured by addresspg
HUs5EI 4 MCBRIDE,
Forwarding aud Conmason Merchants
Cleveland. Ohio.
B-Msk all Packsse, "CMe of EIaHey Mcbride, Clerc.
land
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

MAIL LINR.-Th- ryon.. S-smship FLORIDA Csp.
lsssc Orwell viii leave on SATURDAY, July II, Il p
s from Pier No. North Ryv- Cabin P4ssse Savannah
SIS Rs a adna signed ony bos.i For Fright or Pas
".s spply TO SAMUEL L. MITCHlLL SON Nc Is Broad
wsy sts.n~r. Toris ssvanasa leaving every
Aoid.y Wednesday and Friday. TIE ALABAMA Capt q. r
seLsncl viii succeed sst leave on SATURDAY July 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

DORTLAND and NEW-YORK.-The new and
l. sessut steamship CHESAPEAKE, Sidney Go. .v-l Com
u.ni.r oil Portland very SATURDAY and New York
Pier No. l., North River, every III ESDAI s4
P.s4.e and f.'- including s'ateToom, Is Rnnu< time,
hours. For Psssas- F..sat spe TO LMERf FOX. Port
AID; n. B. CROMW ELL Co No. 20 Wests;-, New York
WHITE mol NTANsThi. 10 tb- mos, dir-c: aud pi i:tUr
.sque route ~ New Yola "a. Waite Mouu.ns vi, Lons
I. and suc vineyard sounds The Glen dolse 10 ouly
eCurs sii- from Portland.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

OYPAYLERS leaving the city should procure the
i ls.t edition Of APPLEroNs RAILWAY GIlphi y
corta Throrga Rcuse. Time Table, Of 81 the NS,,O.'
Tou:i,s ,isie 20 the ssefns Pac-s snd 'no o"e'
''''' " ~ D. APPLETON 4 Co, Publishers
Mo-, SAG and Sls BrotlwSy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
r,rrn. rr,rr, Are,lsae-s.

ri~rcs DHtrfa hrclsoe-s -. a
DY SIMEON DRAPER, once No. % f.ners, ,.,,s,s ~
py.y Action sale n TIE EeT-h,,ts Er-hs e Nv Hai
nay .toI. and Borss bsrshi 81. scl. i prTsse sAe
sAIY lH!s DAY A. n o'r'o-t- See C..alogu--
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

X onooN nor =, o,rlo,k g, HUDSON from tas ft
II E.,7;scn ct south sdel. sniias n C..a.ei.
Corr,rss poekl Nesbdrgh. M.Tboro Mltos "a
IN FhaI SC CTS 10 NEWBURGH Pot or NJ EfstE =, =, =
RHISTEECK Tckes may Be ebts-he, o. Gos.a i @ g.,
ca..saT, -Four Corners 81 i Ess Chs,h,r o. Ssssn
si s0 Hiwa,ds st oj s-,is Line, 81 -; Me- q
= yiebpotd Ss c5; Shaker Nulsfe, s.. fntsaeia ~
ch-.br- ~ Co. South Adsms. 50 Isl North tsm' =
nsna s,. Hir,dks - S. Wsshsngton .. % neSIer
tss@ Ss..,.r P.etoyy Ss as; Huntington. IS % n psr
s. S. We.tfel S. IS Tae "a; .sins s'sa,st ,s 81 Hal
.eT =, 1,ouib ,iiel on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY Hi Al
DAY 81 o'c.sck p
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
T7HE ALBERT FREESTONE COMPANY

BCFF-COLOREO STONE
which into large bumbeI of the h0est buildings recently
erected In N-wfor Baltimore Philadelphia &c They also
fsh the same Stone color with nge. Orders
will he any poi the Atlantic se.bosrd OF for inland
ciaea SAMUEL p DiNSMORE secte.ay.
Ofhe- Ne Is Nssssas Commonwealth Bndirs New York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

TOR SAVANNAH and dF'LORIDA.-The Ameri-
snic scr-S S,..n.hP Comp.ny' and fr:class
s.samslp EOSrGOMIEY. 2. Ccctrr commlsd-r will Leave
,er No. n r.. on SATURDAY. Jaly "A. q, ococx m
precisely. Passage With Unsurpassed Sosomnoissions IS
V-vst fo zntl f-taer roce. IEs1Ioes
p~r cent ApplJ % 3. CROMWELL / Co,
No 81 Westst. corner Aoary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.-I853.

LIZ ARts9 ll
THURSDAY, April q.
MONDAY, nsy 3.
THI RSDAl, Nay ls.
NoHDAY, May q
THURSDAY, June 5.
MONDAY, June H.
Til RsDAl, June ~
MONDAY, July ).
TIL EsDAY. July IS.
MONDAY. July %.
THURSDAY, August 3.
MONDAY. August Is.
THURSDAY, August -.
MONDAY. September o.
THURSDAY, Sep,embs, IS.
MONDAY. septsmbor y.
THURSDAY. October7.
MONDAY. October H.
fHURSDAI, October q.
MONDAY. Move mber 8.
lua naxlv titt,d m Paxsen
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

CTATE OF NEW YORK.-BANK DEPARI-
- MENT Ab,ny July 1885, The time fixed BY ls. tor the
RFJlFMPTJON ofthe CiRCJ LATINO NOTES hsued to the
JANIS BANK having expired Pursusnt to Chapter 81 o, ne
Laws flSO notice hereby siven that flN Al DIV lpso
aFIGH (D PER CENT has declared upon the smount OF
notes deposited by the cerises sned by tne
in Of the notes OF the sad BANK pay
t on prsstntson OF the said certificates properly ndose
..i9 9 ~ ~ .hs'.so.f JAMES NJ. COOK,
''S .tNsr nSs Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

Whers the occ the Red Baut Landings are omitted zoe
boats leaving New York and Branch foit :, ue 'A"' ~
meeting Al eNchsusus passengers outside he ost pi.
Tie steamer LEADER counsots Win tn' Oos '1 i''''e
Bay snd l<ns BI.nch direct .,..,,, ,,-vcrorr c,.r
mission Saesin.n g.. -. d.. .,
ELIAS HAIGHTs Linz Of Stages Tor slusni a'o Stages !"
IL. IL H.. NJ
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04

there Four raw scnlps were Haunted ON
pole and four chasily heads wore para.
dcd a' trophies, besides the disagurcd
trunks Of two others.
During che whole battlo the high banl,
which overlooked the bottom across the
river near Mayor Murphy's house. wos
lnod with spectators; indeed. "phe whole
town might be said to have been there
watching the fight and seeming to enjoy
the unusual spectacle Of two nations of
omborons numbering. mangling, mutila.
ting each other in full sight of city of
Christians, its churches, ourt.honse and
institutions of learning, Barborism and
It's brutal spectacles in contrast with en-
lightenment and its blessings.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04
COrRT rRocLlnlylo,.

WnlnlAs. The Honorable JAMIE nuhS.
w SIDE Esqo President Judee N Tho conr,
Of Common Pleas oi the twenty .hfih Judicial Dis.
uict composed OF the counties Of Cenrfeld, Cen.
lfe aud Clinion-and the Honorable WIN 4
MOORE and BENZ. BONsAL Associate Judge,
IN Cleaf6eld county, have issued their pfecept
bearing date the twentieth day Of May last
70 mo directed, Cor the holding Of Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Orphans Court Court Of Quarter ses.
sions, Court Of oyer aud Termincr, and Court Of
General Jail Delivery, at clcarfold. IN and for
tlcarhold county, ON the THIRD MONDAY Of
August next, being the 10th day Of the month
Notice is, therefore, hereby given,
To the Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, and Cons,n-
ble', In and for the said county Of Clearfeld 20
appear IN their own proper peraous, with their
hoHs' Records, Inquisitions, Examinations, and
other kemembrancos To do those things which 10
thor othees and in their behalf pertain to be- done
and Jurors and Witnesses are requested TO bc then
and there attending, and not to depart without
leave at their peril.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearaold, the 18th
day OF July in tho year Of our Lord one thou
SAND eight Hundred md fifty eight and the egh-
ty third of American Independence.
j. X. REED, Sheriff
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FRANK SHORT.
Trial List for August term, 1857.

Leonard & Moore, VS.. Alice Dale.
Patchln VS.. Lamborn,
Gallaher VS.. Mahafley, ct. al,
VI. Farlin vs.. Best.
Kinds VS.. Mason,
Draucker VS.. Hartshorn.
Feltwell q wife vs., Mahafley, ct. al,
Wilson's EX'rs. vs.. Same.
Schnells heirs VS. Julian Bease.
Cadbury and wife VS. Adams Powell et al.
5. Crow ct al VS. John Overdorf
l., Abbes5 VS. Caldwell
Jones etal VS. Bartles ct al
Riddle VS. Swan
Mitchell VS. Pennington
Patton use VS. Ellis eta
Coal q Lum. Co. VS. Pennington
Sabin VS. McGhees
Passmore VS. Bloom
Twins heirs VS. McMasters
Cooper VS. Kelley
Brown VS. McGhees
Geddes & Marsh VS. Pennington
Mckee vs. Bloom
Best VS. McFarlin
Askey VS. Stevenson
Curtin VS. Karthaus
Carson VS. Hurd
Faggart vs. Michaels & Worrell
Drauker VS. Seyler
Carlisle VS. Kremer
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04
L0cAL NhNs


Rev Dr. liich Of Philadelphia wu
commence meeting IN This place tn rrI.
day evening thc l]thoflhopruentmonth
10 continue over the Sabbath.
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Iron Depot, Kept by Merrell & Carter.
N Second Street, C7cartcld, Pa.

On Second Street, Clc@fcld, Pa.
S the place whore all the following articles
Il can be had at reduced prices:
Bar Iran Of all sizes By the small or By The
quantity; Cast SeclI rdriot@ sizes and best
quality; large assortment Of Sores, among
which wiH be fo,od hc Nco World Cook
Oak Premium, Great RcpuJkc, Bucks Pat
cHt, and tic elcratcd Minnesota. Also, a
large assortment Of nu'e-plqtes and PUlor
Stores, and Air-tghS Of uHiog Patterns
Also, Pio,cs Of he best and htea patterns
also, Of their Own Manufacturing a large as.
Sortmcm Of Tu,-rare, Stove pipe, ,Shcet-iron
pans Of all sizes, and all articles ofhe ki,,dn in
their Inc Kept al,odys on hand. House spou>
ting done 10 order, and To, Roofing done Nth
despatch. Also, large assortment Of all
kinds Of housekeeping utensils constantly on
hand. COUNTR Y NERCHA NTIS
are invited to call, as they can be accommodated
at very low fgu res with anything in our line.
AL orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attended TO.
.. Il. MERRE1L.
T.. X. CARTER.
n. B.-They will also receive every variety Of
aticles on commission, at low rates. NJ a c..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04
CATCH THE THIEF.

Stolen from the subscriber in Decatur township
on the night of July 22nd 1858 one largo bay mare
about seven year0 old has large ears is yer, poor
traveer,is very much iammed in her shoulders
and moves side ways in going down hill. A liber.
al reward will be given for the delivery Of tho
mare or some reliable information Of her wherea-
bouts The thief also took a horn saddle well worn
and new riding bride and martingal
JOSEPH McCLARREN.
Docurur township July 2Sth 1858
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04

The Washingtonian Temperance socic
" will hold their quarterly meeting ON
Monday evening August the 10Th. in the
Court House at early candle light Mu-
sic will be in attendance, ma address will
be delivered The pubie'are kindly nyi,
ted to attend.
August jth, 1858. G. P. Grlcu, Prcst
BIBLE SOCIETY "A meeting Of the Bible
Society of Clearfeld co will be held i'm
the Court House on the Monday evening
Of the ensuing court weel,-or in case the
Court room cannot be had in the Meth.
odist meeting house, Addresses will be
delivered by speakers, friends Of the cause
who have promised their aid.
ALBX'R MCLEOD. Prest
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04
Id EGIsTER's NoTCEs.-Notcci is here

Id EGIsTER's NOTICEs.-Noticei is here
h by given, that the following accounts have
been examined and passed by me, and remain
filed Of record in this office for the inspection Of
heirs legatees, cred and all others in any
way interested, aud will be presented to the next
0rphans Court Of Clcarfeld county, to be held
at the Court House in the borough Of ClcarGcd.
commencing on the third Monday of AUGUST,
1858, for confirmation and allowance.
Th final account Of Jane Clarke, administra-
trix Of the estate of William Clarke, late of Penn
tp-, Clearfeld co., decd.
The final account OF A. Nelson Young, 4 Elah
Johnston, Administrators Of the estate uf Samuel
Young, late of Bell township.
JAMES WRIGLEY,
July p, 1898. Register.
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CLEARFIELD HOTEL,

IT. IT. NVhNVWi TTOp..
VH ll0 has re-ftted the house through ut in
w good style, and furnished with every con-
venience necessary for the comfort Of those who
may favor him With a call. His table will always
be supplied with tho very best the market can
afford His BAR will also be supplied with the
best quality Of liquors. Ample stablng is at
tached to the premises.
June 80. 1858
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The INDIAN BATTLE IN MINNIE.
sofa.

sofa.
The Minnesota Ertra, printed at Shako-
pee, gives an account of battle between
two Indian tribes, Chippewas and Sioux,
which took place in that vicinity, and of
which the citizens of Shakopee were graft
fed spectators. ..
The chippewas numbered according to
different enumcrations made of them at
houses where they passed, $50 to 200 wars
riors. They arrived in the woods oppo,
site to Murphy's landing, below Shakopee,
during Wednesday night. The first init
NATION the Sioux had Of their presence
was the killing of one of their number at
day break, who was fshingin in a canoe. His
sQuaw Immediately feel to the tcpees,
which are about a mile below the town,
and gave the alarm, when the Sioux war,
riors to the rumler of forty or fifty seized
their guns, and at once proceeded to the
ferry under cover of the bushes on the
south bank. A rapid fire then commcn-
ced between the hostile tribes, across the
river, which did no damage to either par
ty OH account of the distance. The Chip
pewas fell back, however, and the Sioux
in body crossed over the ferry, and the
battle again commenced in the timberwith
a murderous ferocitv, and lasted about
five hours.
The warfare was conducted in regular
Indian style-a running fight among the
trees, and logs, and grass. interspersed
with Il few hand -to,hand conflicts with
tomahawl and war club. When a Sioux
would fall he was Immediately carried to
the Iear, and taken across on the ferry
boat. Several who We're also severely woun-
ded were taken to the rear, bat as soon as
they recovered u little would again ru sh
lh'o the thlcNest OF the hght' Inc Sioux
are sald TO nave acted with the greatest
bravery durlng the whole battle, char ging
upon an" following the enemy with
perfect desperation Wheneyera Chipp-
away would iall MS head was immediately
ou' On ana carried 10 the rear Four
sliaS'iy neaoS were mus taken over the
river ana eAilioiteu Win great eAultatloh
Dy inc Squa"S VINO were Dusy al the
'i,ie carry "s ammunition N"hich IL Is
salo was iuriliSneo oy ci'l|ehS 10 'hem iree
oi charge) ana encouraging thelrwarriors.
Later IN Ihe uoy' some heaolesS bodies oi
OF the ohippewas were brought over and
the squaws hacNea 'hem TO peices' ana
hnally kihdiea a ire under one OF them
ana burnt 1t up ms last sickenlng
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FLEMING HOTEL,
FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE Coon INTENT,
CURWENSVILLE,

FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE Coon INTENT,
CURWENsVILLE,
Ccartcld County, Pennsylvania.
The subscriber begs leave to inform his old
customers, and the public generally that he has
recently taken the above well known stand, and
that he has entirely refttcd asd refurnshed it in
a style adapted to the age, and the wants of the
entire travelling community.
HIS TABLE
will always be provided with every. luxury the
markets and surrounding country will afford
HIS BAR
viii be supplied with the choicest W ines and H.
quors
HIS STABLES,
which are the best and most commodious on the
road within days travel, will always be in
charge Of careful and attentive hostlers. In
short
Every department of his Establishment will
be supplied with all the comforts and convention.
cics the weary traveller could desire.
june 2, '5S. WM. A. MASON.
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DISTRICT ATTnRNEY.

we are authorized to announce that ROBERT j.
WALLACE, Of Cloarfeld Borough, will be a candi-
date for District Attorney, subject to Dem. rules.