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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

Ia, that house In the trade furnishes good Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods 1t cheaper rates than we
do. And encouraged by the distinguishing marks Of
favor, which we have received from discriminating
public, we would announce that, having made large
additions to stock by recent purchases reducs
rates, prepared to oier to the public stock
Of goods, which, for elegance OF richness OF
material, and economy in price, is beyond all former
precedents Ithas got 70 be pretty generally UNDER
stood that the WORTH trash which nos way In
to Auction Rooms, and Is picked MP by some dealers.
Is not worth purchasing; In fact 1t is monsy thrown
away; but when gotten BY responsible parties the
customer 10 pretty sure to get his moneys worth
We have large stock In store, which will sell very
low indeed for cash, - We are hard up. So come
along with Jour
Florence T. Burrows + Prettyman
Money; we win give you great bargains for We want
money instead Of goods.
jel1d9w J, 8. DRAKE / co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
Janl45&wt
nOuSanlS u Rolls Of Wall PaDoF
FROM TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale in Lots to suit Purchasers.

BORDERS, FIrebosYd Prints, 1iester Ornaments,
ID window shades, Gold Transparent and heauts-
full, Paper Curtains, plain, green. tlue. buf and d
cured. at very low prices. We are Phiiaaelphis Pa.
per Hangers, and hang every style Of paper. who
would be with bare walls, when you can have your
houses pspsssd and made comfortable for 4 trtnA
4all1, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorstive RaoesiE0
done = 3 stylS nce = D exeeilsd.
soss eall On Second street, corner u Roek Islesd
6HUQAkD o0Me
StUooo DSoo pooaos a Jap1s HaaoNS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
All Diseases Warranted Cured,
IPCURABLE,
OR NO MONEY PAID.
ALL KINDS OF
Horse and Cattle Medic ines

sid and warranted to be the used In the
Ko, val College OF Veterinary Surgeons. He would
also call attention to his hsrse shoe:ng department,
his own INN iiste Su, rrint, ldarce by good
horse shoers any in the States, md he Is the
only mAnin ta,s city that knows the anatomy OF the
horses foot and how it ought to be sho he solicts
the patronage Of all wishing their horses feet kept
sound. juneIl .dAWtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
EXPRESS 4 EXCHANGE IN.

WILL DRAW BILLS ov EXCHANGE
cities and towns II S'Sss
ha.leaa Switzerland
oNtta'.a Norway
France pI.a.s
Germany Rn..,.
Austria G.u,r,.
Prussia unr..-
Italy nr,,....s
Spsin n. O,,...
which thy will sell al New York pr,css a,,A,c, -.
change In Now York "s ~
Parcels forwarded 10 all parts Of the United Hlns
Ems ala uie Continents and collections made and
tute, SO~S'V NV
"a, h28-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

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IA .l.s.s is i.sst8 81 s.a.algs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
NEW YORK MARKEI-June .
~ -rI.EcRkFH

-
us buoyai g advance, ass foses SIS q q 80 :,
fiolf r-Tres Of yestsr1ayi ses 80 ~, ,,s 80
about ea,IS 1850 s sIe s405etl5 i9s extra StSe, - T
S3s f,T saierfne uestsrn - SinSine hTsnds round
dun Ohie. inca1ed the sales are 10y y, N = b H.
hoop extra - q, and l0D bbs extra SLATE a. StS ~ ~. -
nae stae ;.hs ne la o. lstk July Ss.l Al ~ ,a- 10
sehb..nsed: a.. sales Of 20 Ools Al sa'iSes''- -
choice extra .. ea-se A
hye lsrnsaut god squnc parceis - -
"a M bus al sssSc for CAicas9 e 81 ~ -
q = fer N ilwauk &C cinus Stfte-S,s -
W.. 81 Oidl II for While ~ 1ela bus At 72753c
Rye-Scar1y an .-Te- sales Of ooo bus Al s''se ioT
SstnA--,- - 1or yellow souiictA - k c,-
Oafs-Dull and IN fair snfpss s
State AID Hcsterl- :. .g7lsz23e-
~ it1.sVr ana ia f.vor a euyelsi - ~ -
sie 50 for mess aud SIS : ~ Sle r5aSiI 50 for
seft- nes Sl51SIssa fOr rsnaeked mess
sTsa sts ae s and Prime Mess Beef are both aul and no
n1ls az, Ne a.sgunhusd sni susS0hads at s7s' for 'O1
ders iae tSt has 1es o 20 bbs at lOs 6,
RnlSeTSPisSy and dan al l0alIe t'E OAio @i' ''
State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
c,NcrNNATl PRoDurE MARkkIi q,

TUESDAY EvESiASi 'sH1 =
-..-,,s n unsettled that il Is i'm
The market toI o oas.sioas Tee demand Is qas
h@iisd ..,,.oa l,Se . gallon to das SAd closed os al
is5<c- - dull md prlces ~
Bssoq Sldes so9 I 4 &c So 0Os rs Buik SIDES sou =
aslias ,r continues fns aud highly iaV'ra0' i0' ''
crops. - - srnvvfng very rapidly anu NAe@s
,xiT sooa be NJ 10 cut - oasv and dull Ratos
4ss MeneT Market Is unchanns s,i al ~ Sg11eTciaI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

II Connections ado wlih Return ing Trains from
the polns made gvlg SOuh and East also. At
CLfN ELAND Tor Sandusky To uodO, DetruIi, Chicaeo
Enc, DunkTk, Bualo Niagsra Hals ana Canada founs-
town. Waueu and New Castle.
~ gage checked through 20 all plinis and transfer
red frec OF chargc-
C FOrTckes oF Informal t1n appy al the Union Tick
e Oce 81 sqperior sreet a the oce IN Depot and at
ali Railroad Ticket Ohces-
J. FARMER, supt Cleveland.
3 A MYERS. Cen Tlra AL. lflevg and mIT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
oswRGo AIARKET-Juns 2. Il u -
fHr rEIE0KAPHl

Ftour-Steadv. -. -. - n, ooo
hus al - chi spE1n= and soSzc Tor MI ciu' supply
' s Tce; SHES Of 500 bas Illinois Piver At 6Saos1e
ioJ Te,sS Flour Sc wheat Sc, and corn X
gs7lsc 70 New YORK
cspni FTporss-i7lo Bbs hOur, 2OOo bus wheat looe1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
,--.,,, ,-npr q ,rr1lr nfARKET-June 3.

NEW YORK CATTLE sfARKEF-June .
IBT TELEGRAPH
Reoe;ps-pecres uas. Cows 2soi Nsals 3d. sneeP 1Au
Lf5os ste q rair under he large arTlEal ano pies
DEFINED lS1Sc d n with but 4 hmiieo ae11--N . -
sales II 6tk da5fe, aver1glng -.
(sws-fr tsaiisr demand n SEQ -. saxze1.
Veals-Tn god De mand q fan lriccs - - ~
So l. TSnh.-Iu maicrats dcuald y oecilne VI w.
STrae-Ia nl,ierste eenaa1 al = .5oa4so
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
CLEARANCE:

CLEARANCEs-
s.camer Ocean Evans Detroit. , 49, -.
Prope Prairie STATE, MettelTy osle \
hur 10 bus wheat ae b1-fez IS pkss Tadz % oo
vines = hils DapeT s. bbls oli
Ssoor NJ n f;sfe KisEsrs5n New Baltim0re; $50 tons
,
Schooner b H1b5a d, Lawer, Lsxngton' tons coal
pkge uidz d.. ,,- - -.
Rr- Fontanelle Moore, Copper Harb5ri 80 tons olal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
Gitn Oroinanffs.
a \ ORDINANCE TO Il LEVY ! AND ND

AN ORDINANCE TO LEVY AND
"A ASS Saecia Tax on an the Real Estate bound
iag und ahuIiing On Merchant Street
SEC Be ordained By The City Coun u oftke Cry Of
Ceve iand That the q fifteen be levied and
sesEd upon aeh and ever & front Of the several lots of
lnd bounding and abuiug Merchant street. beteen
ST CLAIR AID Supcror AyeEne iOI The puse OF de-
fraI The eEEeus gradmg aRd ntherwlse lrUTlng
said street heia cen the poluis 1fores1i1-
See 2 Ihaf The q tsc saad sFvera lois of Land
bounding a. Ig uP1n sad ani street as are-
sad between the pnis 1dIesai shall ir cen
OF the seseal amounts uinneY them severay due
In thai behaf befre tn hrs day q Nay. is5s Ihr
" per ceutum OF aid several 81 money due
Aforesaid, before the oeuth dsy Of May, LIS Thlf-
" per o the said several a6uus Of Inouey due
afu rfore tue fifteenth day Of June ISIS.
Luke Hauron hereby dry Authorized and appointed spe-
cal colecior that behalf and per eentum Of the
amounts q money uc aiOu said before the
fifteenth day 4 Jely LIS 70 Wm. Hc- CIfT IFeasuror OF
the CIV u CcVrll O. te subicct 20 e penaty ana ia
teress aIUs b. them seTeraly II pad
The times and . The persouE herein dssIEnaied-
kassed June lst. Isrs J. NJ COFFINBERRY.
J. b BAEILETT. City Cisrk- PresI OfcOuneil
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
Buaalo Market.

LnE TELEGRNfH-l a.-L
Buffalo June 23-eP. IL
Flourtfnchangel: sales Of lSol bbs at sst ~ "a 81 ~
..e yrisrs5H: 81 RAJ 4 for exiTa do; S4SSa%o iof
Wbsi2i,-nsd dull bot closed firm; sales Of soO0 bush
Ssp-I,ef. sales Of 0000 bus good Illinois at sc
Oafs-Actlvo and frmers sales OF A.Na ous IL - U S
s,-r and % 70 aTrIve osIuG Al the nalsl1e-
W slsky-Iover, sacs| q 10, hbls y .t- -. .. r--
gr~i .hts-Duli; Wheat q DC and Hour y % - ~
York -. !. - = ~, ,Ays a--r
ls0a0 bng rheat bus = O1 bus oats ., -,
Csnal ExpcrtS 3t0l bols noOs. 1S0Oo ons NneaA' ''
bus corn SOD bus C5ts-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
A n ORDINANCE TO DRAIN

A N -uRQlAANGE III UhAlN
IA Wiisnn Aveuue, Euci't and ether streets.
Seciian Be iten3cted b The City CuuLr Of the CITY Of
Cleveand 1.-TWO thIrds Of all the coucurringD
That cousrructed On the Westerly SIDE of VIII
from point 30 feet southery from The
line Euchd tkrough the ridge Al Wilson AveUue
the CuFiss Run 80 eliie r the purpose Of rneeting
the draraEe q @ tisu cf Eriid et lying and btIl
soa ATenue and or the pupos6 eecnE the drllnsEe o
W5lls Avenue and tha lots and lands md YILg
bereea t3aTden STREET aId Eucd street c1nurt
he waIer sgfsly a. Lake fie such drains
o. bull Is Re discretion of the Board o. CITY Inpfovc
meufs rnsy BE- deet1ed uecesaary-
That the cost and crpenEes Ct s1ld Improvement
Be rstu al sscEsei upon Al such lots lalds
vii be dIrsty hade thereby in propofi1n as fury
As may be 70 the diIect benefits received,
Passad June lst ia5s- S STARKWEATuER.
J. B. BAETLrTT, CuT CltTk r. al Msyur.
iuuz.dl0 is3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
CLEVELAND, zAAESIlLLE { ClNCINAATI
RAILROAD.

lsR jss s. ~:
On and after March s, 1858.
DASSENGERSG GOING SOUTH will
l. leave ClsgOian IN the trains of the Cleveland
Pttshursh Railroad al 41I y. Nj (chans1ns rurs at
h95s,n,l for Cuyahosa falls. Akroa, OrUIlle and
Milelsegrs. Connecting al Orrvilie with The
Pittsburgh, Fl Wayne aud Chcaso r. r. east and west
ClitJn, EIassllion. Wooster Louisnre and AIaused
Trains leave AersourE ffT Eefei9nd a. 6tS A a. apd
l35P NJ cuaucciins 4 lirslile Wit On ths r. n
q r. r. D. shlch passenSeTs, from Canton, Massil-
Wooster L1ulenvile AID Mansfield reach Cleveland
feh5 SIMON PERKINS. Supt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

The excessively weather q .as =, =, ' s.pt IN suh
,osae bayers very cautious reh = ira are er-
Ooa de Iaaa usual; D1i scr Thai ind
PeIe1ess "a A. t5, parts lie and imPstss 70 tAs ale,
vio .. Mason. busy and could not sa1 .' united ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND. June Esd

Steamer ocean. Evans, DetrO5 2ebbs hsh . pkg az
rroDeiisr AIeehzay, H.rek Bualo 2es packages nsE-
casndisc.
Propeller Genesee Calei. Boau- baanf6s % so-s ei
sew Pesdio,Oa, Becker Detroit lah . m feet i0rn-
schooner E Roberts Andrews SInrqueei 80 tons irOn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

r. stof Vesss T1sias and Oai Of he LocE u lhs
geaud Canal at Port Colbourns C W fGrnshed BY the
- s,sr tothe board Of Lake Unier'Eriers, d. p Doh
bins Secretary
bound WEST-June 2l-Prop- Granite Stste, Frame
State barque Qaebec. Ca the z-Sch ionefs In D~'s'
ClIeen Of the Wesf, W. II. Hib0zrd.
soUSp FGsT-Jane 2l-BzrQue c. J. Kershaw; bIls LiE-
erpool On the Z1l-Schr Mnneh1ha
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
NEW YORK sTocKBIARKET-Ims2 q

lar rELEGRAFH
sfoczs were dull hotter fem 6s is No - s7ai
Hsrlem 81 utre So Hudson Ist mtge loS , Penn D - -
AZ. ID Huis0a Canal 81 Cless - - -
Is1i ~. n " Gen ~ Hulson 2l sio Cn ! y s.2s.
Frie ~: Readins 4I,fPanzma lusi Salena OHN@5'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

BRADBURN & FISHER

SUCCESSORS TO C BRADBURN & SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission AeIchanis, and pcalers in Fish NaiIs
SaSs and Produce Nos is1 and l River street and 10 nd
q BRADBuRN,l
VA EIsazE.t aag1ldly laf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
THE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
Rem C0NPANY.

- e q i:;....;:.s;s3ss=s:... -
HavIuE made gTIuugvment VITA the PittsbuIEs Fgrt
Wayne and Chicago r. X. Co, ior tlIa iuint use OF
their Track bg -Sces Aapl4esier and PIttssurgn,
VIII Iun Trans Daiy, (SgnlaYs cKcepted follows
"+ CONNIE ncing Monday, May 18th. ls5s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
~ MORNING LEADER OFFICE, !
WEDNESDAY. Jane 30 p AL
Cleveland Produce Market.

FLoURsales Of l0e bbs superfne and extra Al SSH
"a 100 bls Extra II 81 snd 10 bbs extra and dOubls extra
al s4S45O
GRAIN-wuEAT-ssles Of one car red Al So one 90 Al
Sc one car White IA bass Al ss, and chr load vsre
uts3c
CoEx-Sale OF one car Load Al 56c-
OKTs-saie Of FIVE car loads II Sac
RTE-Sale OF one load At 521Se and two DO Al %
BFASs-saIe Of bills n 75e y bus
HiGHwINEs- s-sale of 50 hbls Al 2iSe.
PRoVIsIoNS-BgTTER-Dall 1t lOSlsse- sale oi a
ks-s ice central for Lake superiOr Al IKE ae
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
Io3oI IS38,
The Northern Transportation Co.,

WILL. DURING THE PRESENT
w their we'll known aGii popular line o.
FIRST CLASS STEAM FROPELLERS and
SAILING VESSELS
Regularly hotWeon Ogde sburgh and Osweg0 and hS Ug
per Lakes. .formins ~
DalIy Liae beilssea Ogiens5argh and o snseg,
and Ports on Lake ETic
And Iri-N eesly Line berEeen O-icnsbuish nloSv,,,
anl puts On Lake Mich gan clrinacfns ,-Ionsreb
VIA IN Osdensburgh and Vefnlsas Eel Al l11eI ~
I1slsnce, Na-ana Lowell and Bustoa; ani sf flsVe-
Win liosey : Cravnrd's snew Oswcg0 luc af Trv Esf
CtaSs canal boats, tialFc SIZE, thH eurr r,i
tween Osseg1 and Nov York. thus ahoUus 4 Fes1,ia-
Speedy And cheap Route, with but tranhor6eut -
tween Boston, New Eagianc New Yo ar 80 eSfi
1hts company having made the 1aOsf auT,le .rr.,~.
lhentS ~ OsUeeo Tor lock and SnT4ee
d Ut accommodations l1r handing nss0- sni Si;i-
krehshf, upoa the plan practiced Osiensbrgs ear %
aa,se tnS sas prompt and perfect delivery ali pTopery
This Line eonnests a; Cleveland with fbe No-,be-,
transpoftat on Line % laHal Boasun the Dbio 1nsI
ins % Prope lers0 Lake Superior, sud Win Rniirasf -
Saqnbus, Cinetanais inauaIolis, Louisville aud 81
Lous-
f'sss Z Warner siS SSis n Ss, e. KRRs a les s'4is 81
D c Hossy New YorR New vs. a. VsaensSA
hSyeY Z CI-wioTd Osvego Wm- T. WalksE. Toledo. o
,,s ,NssN tofk. - ~ r. Mathews. Detroit, NH
s'-'Hs1 u Shs7aso' IA tb3rcias \ Co., hiwankse
cONsTGNEEs /. -aae
LocKER Co, Racine. u.F KIRKIAxp. shehove,p.
ChambeFliR, Crawford Co.. Cleveland, 0
- Iss.nfs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

note sales ct tzreaiy-One head Of cattle to-day =
re, ranging from S525 fos IodIan saalhs . - :,
lsss prime No. 1beef There were : h''1 ''--'N-
bc,s spla: N balanee were held over
cows AND CALVES
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
SHlNDART, BEMIS i MURRAY,


We ne receiving the following well known branis9f
Foar On consignment which we call the s,tsnion OF
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PITTSBURGH AND WHGELINe MAIL

GOING SOUTH AND EAST CONNECTIONS ARE MADE
AZ Hgsun, Tor Falls AkI1u and Mlilcrsnafsh
A Alliance, for Canton, 1fassIi1u, Wooster ad Saem
Al B1yard. Carru.lan, Dover and w Pm 1nelpa-
Al Sieubenvie, ior Jsdlz Cushqcion and NeNark-
At MherlIus, Tor Haltiinc1e aHG " ishiiston-
Al B1IlAir ioT amhrldFt Zal-svie aLd Circleyllo-
Pittsburgh for iaulzbargh, BaltmCTe, philadelphia
and New N0rk-
prTTrps-rNC Tp ANS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-14
liir ATlANl-Irr rIil0nArll

Tho latest hres. and That which nov
sooms 10 interest every body 10 The pS.
clu,ion of Kansas Utah, Metico and the
right OF scarcn, and every oihet topic
which has bcen won't IN times past 10 oc.
cupy share Of public attention, q, that
there Is no news hom The ncct that sailed
from Portsmouth, With the cable ON board
for the telegraph which Is to connect the
old and the new vorlds and bring them
whiting speaking distance In o manner so
cilcctual as even to surpas' the speed Of
light, aud beat in an ocean race the feet
ness Of old Father limo himself This
feet has been expected of the coast Of
New Foundland for the last ten days
As yet however no Intelligence has been
received Of il, and expectation, has been
wound up to the utmost stretch of endu.
rance to know the fate of the experiment.
The plan of operation contrary TO that of
last fall, which was unsuccessful was to
sail to md-ocean and there commence
laying the wires by the two principal yes
sells travelling different directions the Ag-
amemuon (English) toward the bay of
Nalentia on the coast of Ireland, aud the
Niagara (American) towards tho coast Of
New Foundlond. The cable was to bo
connected at the point of departure and
to be paved out as they proceeded until
they reached their respectiveplaces OF dies.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-14

Mtuht Lihhisth WAhb. is looking
over ont tounty md those who have cx.
cttcj ihcmscIyea 10 forward her interests,
without intending any dispaaemcnt of
the tights or others, yet u seems 10 me
TINT fcv have stohgcr claims on the Dem.
ocncy OF Clcnrfield for efficient services
than that sterling young Democrat, Donl.
Faust Esq Of the borough ofCurwensvillc
Able, active and intelligent, It has ever
been his highest ambition to further the
interests Of our party, while t.vocating
those measures best calculated to advance
the interests ofthe citizens Of the county.
As q return for his time and talents thus
freely devoted TO his party and to reward
one whose native modcsty prevents his
seeking political distinction, it would be
no more than justice to give him seat as
representative in our next Legislature. A
position he is eminently qualified to fill
with honor to himself and advantage to
his constituents. s..---Yours
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-14
COuRT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, The Honorable JAMES BURN.
w SIDE, Esq, President Judge of the Coun
OF Common Pleas of the twenty fifth Judicial Ds.
trict, composed Of the counties of Clearfeld, Cen.
tire and Clinton--and the Honorable WIN. L
MOORE and BENZ. B0NSAL, Associate Judru
in Clearfeid county, have issued their precspt
bearing date the twentieth day of May last
to me directed, for the holding of Court Of Com.
mon Pleas, Orphans Court Court of Quarter Ss,.
sions, Court of Oyer and Terminer and Court Of
General Jail Delivery, at Clearfeld, in and for
Clearfed county, tho THIRD MONDAY Of
August next, being the 18th day of the month";
Notice Is, therefore, hereby given,
To the Coroner, Justices of the Peace, and Consts
bles, in and for the said county of Clearfeld, 10
appear in their own proper persons, with their
Rolls, Records, Inquisitions, Examinations, and
other Remembrances, to do those things which 10
their Offices and in their behalf pertain to be done,
and Jurors and Witnesses are requested to be then
and there attending, and not to depart withOu,
leave Mt their peril.
-GIVEN under my hand at Clearheld, the l7th
day Of July, in the year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight Hundred and fifty eight, and the eigh.
ty third of American Independence.
J. r. REED, Sheriff.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-14

rrcai Importance. ifmn,d lhe Demo.
clao, cannot nl of obtaining Triumph.
hnt Victory Auiwhy should We not bt
wurcii Whois ih favor of dividing our
uryl Who Be- to bc benefited by oar
dhcuiions and di.lsons2 Certainly no
one vho is uue acting with us. The Re.
rublicpns pnd Kuow.Nolhings arc of
c9ura exceedingly anAioul to see o rur-
urn FOO the i,'Dcrotic ranks They
would tUp thc advantages, and they
alone. Buf Democrats will not be 80 ac.
cummoJoung Ms to nuuly them just Mt
present, They cannot DO persuaded to
cid party with which they 5.9;r IN oR
Filings, merely because they differ with
their own party. on pgnL Such are not
the lessons taught in the school Of Demo.
cracy.
But we havo wandered widely from the
object with which we sat out in the com
.mencement Of this urticle--which was a
brief reference to what we trust we will
not be deemed arrogant in considering the
duty of the Democrats Of Clemiield coun-
~ IN the present emergency. There are
bat few among us who would be privileged
10 "cast the first stone Therefore let
Us forget the errors and divisions Of the
pa t, and let no man now asking a nomi'
nation at the approaching primary cleo
Jions be supported or opposed on account
OF his action last fall upon the Legislative
question, nor because he opposed or APP
proved the policy of the President on the
quo ton Of the admission of Kansas under
the Lecompton Constitution. Democrats
should always support n nomination when
fairly made. Not to do so is a violation OF
party fealty--is disorganiling-is seldom
forgotten when those who do so become
candidates themselves. But it cannot be !
denied that our county was badly treated
last fall in the district convention in re-
gard to her claims Tor a member, and ifl
will justify boiling from nomi-
nation, those vino did 80 last fall should at
least besforgiven.
If our friends are guided by the spirit
we have here in licated in the selection Of
a ticket for the coming election, we will
find our party as perfectly AID as cordially
united on that occasion as upon any pre-
yious one and as invincible to their enc
mics as ever. Those who advocate diff !
ferent line Of policy are, we fear, only anx-
ious for different result. Let us have
fair contest for the nominations, and then
let us be guided by that good old maxim
Of our party, the will of the majority must
rule" and victory is certain.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-07-14
DISTRICT POLITICS.

We see by the Clarion Democrat that at
the recent County Convention in that
county held for the purpose Of making
their various District and county nomina-
tions, that their Congressional Conferees
were instructed for the Hon. Jas. L. ellis
our present worthy Congressman, for re-
nomination. Other nominations were
made, but as we are connected with Clar-
ion county in the Congressional district
only, they are Of no consequence in this
connection
Elk county at her late County Conven-
ton held on the 9th inst. appointed j.
S. Hyde, j. A. Boyle and George Messen-
ger Esqrs. Congressional Conferees in
stIuctcd for Judge ellis for Congress -
and J, S. Hyde, NJ. L. Ross and VIM. Will
helm Esqrs. Representative Conferees in
structed for Hon. VIM. P Wilcox for rep
resentative.
We also see it stated somewhere that
three other Of the eight counties in our
congressional distrist have instructed their
delt gates in favor of the denomination Of
our present representative in Congress-
If this statement is correct, it makes FIVE
counties which have already declared in
favor of Judge Gillis; and secures his re-
nomination on first ballot.
Jefferson county has we learn at its
County Convention named E. r. Brady
ESQ. Editor Of the Jefiersonian, "a hes
choice for representative in the State Leg
islature; and also favors the re-nomina-
ton of Judge Wilcox
This we take is foreshadowing Of the
policy Of the district on the representative
question, to be developed at our next rep
resentative convention. 1t now remains
for Clearield county to declare her wish.
es in this matter and to learn with what
degree Of consideration they will be treat
ed.
We have not yet heard anything from
Mexican county with reference to the &C.
tion she has taken, or intends taking in
the premises, We will probably learn
shortly.