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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-23

by the laws Cf this Commonwealth is directed, II
such partition can be made without prejudice to
or spelling tho whole bat if such partition can
not be made thereof then to value aud appraise
the same and 70 mako return Of the proceedings
according to law, &c. Aud whoreupOu tho said
Court on due proof and consideration OF the
premises awardCC, an Inquest for tho purpose
aforesaid notice to be given to the heirs residing
out Of the County by publication in in ono news
paper published in the County Of Cleariold for
four consecutive weeks, and copy thereof mail
ed to the Post Office address.
We therefore command y0u that, taking with
you II good ant lawful mon Of your bailiwick,
you 60 to and upon the premises aforesaid and
there, in the presence of the parties Aforesaid by
you to be warned, (ifupon being warned they will
be prcsonU and having re7PeeC to the true Yalua-
tion thereof, and upon the oaths and atirmatlous
Of the said II good and lawful mon, you make
partition to and among the heirs and legal repre-
sOntativcs of the said intostute in such manner
and in such proportions as by the laws of this
CommOnw oalth is directed, il the same can be 50
parted and divided without prejudice to or spoil
ing tho whole. Ana ifsuch partition cannot be
nude thereof without prejudice to or spelling the
whole. that then you cause the said nq~"st to in
quiro aud ascertain whether the .ams will CON
yeuienty accommodate more thau one Of the said
representatives Of the said lntestate, without
prejudice to or spol!ing the whsle ana II SOHO"
many it will as aforesaid accommodate, desert
bing each part by mctcs aGd bounds and return
ing just valuation of the same. But if the said
! Inquest, by you to be summoned rs aforesaid tC
make the said partition or valuation. Shall bo ol
opinion that the premises afOr said with the Ap,
purtenances cannot be so parted and divided as
to accom- modate moro than one of the said repre-
sentatiyes Of the said intestate, that then you
cause the inquest tU.Yalue the whole OF the SAID
real estate, with the Appcrtenances, having res
pect to the true valuation thereof agreely to law
And that the partition or valuation 50 made you
distinctly and'6peuly have before our said judge
at Ciearheld ut an Orphans Court there to be
held on the regular day Of Sessions thereof after
such Inquest shall be made under your hand aud
seal and under the ha nds and seals Of those by
whore oaths or atfrmatiOns you shall make such
partition or valuation. And have you then and
thore this writ.
Witness, Samuel Linn, Esq., President Of ou
taid Court at Clearield aioresnid, the 10th day o.
October, A. D., 1861. JAMES WkIGLEl,
Clerk of y. C.
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}EpORTED VOTE OF THE VOLUNTEERS.
STRIKING TIMES IN PHILADEL

StTRIElNG TIMES IN PHELADEL
- PPlA! Tremendous Excitement among n
Mosscs {! ! i-EXCITING FOOT RACE between
the Philadelphia Police and the notorious For
ger ard counterfeiter, ia ues Buchanan Cross !!
Cross Recaptured =! 1t seems TO be the gener-
al opinion in Clearfeld, that if Cross had orn o
pair Of Frank Shorts French calf Boots, that he
would not be taken yet However Shorty il
not much put out at missing his custom bus
would announce to all Brerkiuridgc Douglas.
Lincoln and Bell men, and women and children
in Cearfeld. and Snncmahoning in particular,
that he is prepared to furnish them with Boots,
Shoes and Gaiters Of any style or pattern, stitch
ed sewea or peggod, land as he is u short fell
low on short notice.
Al kinds Of country produce taken IN exr
change and cash not refused. Repairing done
in the neatest manner and charges moderate, at
the Short Shoe Shop on Second Street, opposite
Reed, Weaver 4 Co.'S store, FRANK SHORT.
N p, Findings for sale Sept 20, 1850.
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, DM,NIsrRATOR's NoTICE.--NOtico

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.--Notice
"a is hereby given that letters Of Administra-
ton have been granted to the undersigned on
tho estate of JACOB ROBINS, late Of Beccaria
township deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to s,ake payment without de-
lay. and those hnving claims against th9 same
viii present them duly authenticated for settle
mont 10 nv ATTORNEY, L. j. GRAMS, Of Clearheii i
or ANDKEW SHOFF, Of Gulich township,
Oo,ohor "A 1851. Ct Admir-.
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rr,NE CLEARFIELD ACADEMY will

FENRE CLEARElELD ACADEMY will
i he opened for the reception of pupils (males
and females on Monday Sept I'd, 1861.
Terms per Session of Eleven Weeksi
Orthography- Reading, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic aud Geography, 50 80
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography and History, 3 90
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy,
and Bool; Keeping, 4 90
Latin and Greek Languages, 6 90
To students desirous Of acquiring thorough
English Education, and who wish to qualify
themselves for Teachers, this Institution otIers
desirable advantage.
No pupil received for less than half ! session,
ard no deduction Zado except for psotractsd
sickness
Tuition to be paid at the close Of the term
{, p. sANDFORD, PriacipaL
Coarfold, Aug. 7, l8Gl.-ly
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CYRENIUs HOWE.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

For DECATUR Township,
will promptly attend to all business entrusted to
his care. p. 0. Address, Philipsburg Pa,
Aug. 2Ist 1861
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-23

NOTICE.-Noticc is hero.
ELby given that Letters Testamentary, on the
estate Of SAMUEL MOORE late Of Penn
townshipr, decd, have been granted to the un-
dersigned. All persons indebted to sad estate
are required TO make immediote payment, AID
those having claims rgainst the same will present
them duly authenticated for settlement to my
Attorney, L. J. GRAMS of Ciearfeld, or
ANDREW S. MOORE of Penn tp.,
Oct a. 1861. Ct, Executor
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-23

HARD TO BEAT.-IOmes Bailey Of Law.
renee township, left at our Office two Beats
OF mammoth sile-the largest one meas
uring IS inches in length, and %! in cir,
cumference and weighing l6l pounds.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-23

CLRARriELD AHEAD.--The great trot that
came off at the Fair las: week was won by
Blanchard's splendid horse
coming out far ahead. Time, by some,
2-i9 by others 2-j3.
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NOTICE Is HEPEBY GIVEN to the above
parties, that By virtue Of the aboro mentioned
writ of partition. an inquest will be held and ta-
ken upon the premises therein described On the
9th day of November, A, D., 1861, At 10 ocIk,
A. NJ, for the purpose of making partition, at
valuation and appraiscment Of the said real cs-
tate, as in the said writ required, at which time
aud place said parties can attend, if they think
proper. -
Sherif's Office. Ccarfold, Oct. %, 1851. II.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-23

Gsag The attention Of all those who are
sick, or who expect to be sick, is called TO
the card of Dr.. Guss in another column.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-23

'ltyl ylliuI-Col jobnsou,or The Man,
.,on House, desires "a TO cay that be will
,a,pfair prlco for Several tons VI hay iC
asliyerod soon.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
. ID. THOMPSON

!. d. THOMPSON,
Wagons, Buggies, &C., 6o., ironed
n on short ttlo, sad the very beststyle, at his
! i E tand in the borough Of Cnrwensville.
30. 1860
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WRIT OF PARTITION
.LEARFINLp COUNTY IS :

The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
To the High Sheriff Of CLearfeld County
Greeting :
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Opposite St. Nicholas Eotel.
October %, 1901. t
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Add dat vote, 1858 1902 32s5 1888
Add districts in Cameron co. .l7mGjl7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-16

Lieutenant. Governor who shall not have attained
the age of Is years, and been citizen of and resi-
dent within the State for the space of four years
next preceding his election.
Third, That article thirty. nine of the Constitution
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Fourth, That article fortysiX Of the Constitution
be altered so as to read follows. towit: He shall
be Commnnder-in-Chief Of the army and navy Of
this State, and of the militia thereof
Fifth, That article one hundred and twenty six be
altered, so as to read as follows, wit Any Cit
zen of this State, who shall after the passage of
the Ordinance Of Secession Of the State Of Louis
iana from the Federal Union, fight a duel with
deadly weapons with citizen of this State or send
or accept challenge to fight duel with deadly
weapons, either within this state or ont of it, with
q citizen of this State, who shall act as second
or knowingly aid or assist in any manner those
thus offending, shall be deprived of holding any
Office Of trust or profit and of enjoying the right
Of suffrage under this Constitution: and the Office
of any State officer, member OF the General Assem-
bly, or of any other person holding office of profit
or trust under this Constitution, and the laws made
in pursuance thereof, shall be, }pS0 tuCtO vacated
by the fact of any such person committing the
offence mentioned in this article, and the Lcgsla.
ture shall provide by law for the usCcrtQinng and
declaration of such forfeiture.
Sixth, That article one hundred and twcnty-seven
be altered so as to read as follows, to.Wit: The
Legislature shall have power to extend this Con-
stitution and the jurisdiction of this State over any
territory which may be acquired by the State of
Louisiana.
Seventh, That article one hundred and twenty
eight be altered so to read as follows, to-wt ::
None of the lands heretofore granted by the Con-
gress of the United States to the State of Louisiana
for aiding in constructing the necessary levees and
drains, to reclaim the swamp and overlooked lands
in this State, shall be diverted from the purposes
for which they were granted, except for arminG
and defending the State.
Adopted in Convention at the City of New Or
leans, this first day of February in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty one.
IS;gHcd 4. MOTTON.
President Of the Convention Of the Safe Of Louisiana
Attest j. TLOS. WHEAT, Sacgcury, fcI5 lUt
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Pcl,r nlllcnllor Ia Constitution sc E1tat de
]a Louisiana:
Nous lie pcuplc dc l'I.tat de Ia Louisiana, assem-
bic en- Convention dccIarons ct orlonnou8 ct il est
par ces nrtsentcs declare ct ordonnt
preui&rcmcnt, Que Particle treutc-1uatrc de Ii
constitution est ct dciHcurt abr0Et.
Sccondcmcnt Que Particle treute-siN dc n con7ti
tuition est change de munirrc il Gtre aiI>i concu:
Nul lie eligible la place de g0prcrGcUr GU de
lGNtcnant TnuvCrncur si Il Gtlrint I,lce de vnwt-
huit sill MA ttt citoyen de lt4t ct sill ma r.
side dams l'Etat dUrant les q1JatrcS auu&es Qtli ont
inmGdiltemCnt prGcGdt son Giiction.
Troisemencnt. Que Particle tT2ntc-ucuf de Ia con-
siituton est ct demcure abrOgt.
Quatritmcmcnt, Que Particle quarante-six de Ia
constitution est change dc mani@re 6trc a1n~ con-
en-: lie gouverneur sera lie cOmmaulant-cn-cl de
larmG, de Ia maine ct d. la nliliCG dc Get Fiat
Cmquitmement, Que Particle cent vingt-+iX est
amendG dc manlGrc ctre anSi cOnGH; Tout CitHyen
de Get Fiat qu apes Fad0ption de l'ordbnnanCe de
session de Fiat de In Louisiana de IT Mon fliralr
Sc battera en- duel aveC I'm ctoycn de Get Etat, on
enyerra GU aCCepterI cartel pour battre en-
duel ayec TN citoyen de Get Etnt soft dams l'Etat
sJt hOrs de l'Etat, on qni agra CONNIE tGmoin. on
Qui sciemmcnt adcra dune nanirrc quelcOnQuc les
personnes engagGes dams duel, ne pouIra occuper
aucune place salariGc nj uucun pOstc de contunce
ct sera prvt iu drot de suffrage. Tout officer de
lEtat, tout membrc de lassemblte generate on toute
autre personne rempssant de5 tOnCtiOns saarees on
I'm pOste dc cOnanCe. vertu de cettc constitution
ct des lois qui en- dependent deviCndrl ipsO fdcto
nhabe Il roster place. du moment gu il aura COM
mis- lie DELFT pr5yn dams Get article. La legislature
ndiquera de quellc manitre cctte dGch6ance scra
C0nstatGe.
Sxemement, Que Particle cent vngtsept est
amendG de mautre a etre ains cOncu: La legisla-
ture aura lie dr0t djendre lie drrt de Ccttc cOns,i-
tuition ct la iurdction de Get Fiat tout terrtoirc
acquis par lEtat de Ia Louisiana.
Septiemement, QHe Particle cent yinet-hut est
amendG de manirre ttre aiusi ccnru; Aucune par
tie des tcrrCs anttrieurcment cOnCGd&cs par lie Con
gres DIES Etats-Unis rEtat de la Louisiana, pour
lui pCrmCtrc de COn>ruiTe dG5 evCs ct altrcS trl-
yauX nGcessares All dsotChtment dee crrcS inonlGus
dams Fiat he d&tonrnde de iol4et pour lequel
ellie CITE concGdGe, 81 ce est pour larmencnt ct la
defense de l'Etat.
AdoptGc en- Convention en- la vile de Ia Nouyce-
Orleans cc premier Jour de fGyrer IAN dc n5re Scig.
ncur mil hunt cent suiNunte-etun.
I,igutl A. MOETON,
President de Il Cr,Yono7 de Eat de la l.ouf, 'anc.
Ceriift. J. HOS. WHEAT, 1tr,t'ire. f.!j l0l
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asRDRENAECE

RRDRENAECE
Relative aux ReyFnHS cotlecfcS dams lie port
dc liz Observation-Disclosures.
Ii est ordonuG, par lie peupe de Ia LOul san as
semblG en- Convention, Que les revenas coltectGs ct
i collector dams lie port de Ia N0uvelle- Orleans
sont tenus par idei c0mmis par l'Etat de Ia Loui-
siane ct seront conservGs Superintendent ct sGparG-
ment de tous autres fonds'
II est de plus ordonnG, Que lie gouverneur ct lie
gouverneur seul est par Ia prGsente autorsG tircr
son mandat sur lie dGpostaire des dts fonds, pour
payer les dGpenscs de &c service, ainsi que les Dc
penses de Ia Monuaie de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans,
suivant destination des employees que celia con
cerne, ct oui ont etc jusquA present autorst5 par
ct rIrIemcnts les lois des Flats Uni3.
II est de plus ordonnG, Que tous les complies SC
rattachant au dit service aussi ben qua Ia dite
Monnaie antGrieurement rendus aux autOriGs fGdG"
raes, soient rendus ct rtglGs par lie gouvcrneur,
oui est mar Ia prtsente aut0risG a ct requis de
prendre aes bons convenahles, avec dcs cautions,
des dts officers, pour Ia idee executions de eurs
devors.
Ii est de plus ordonnG, Que tous les complies
rendus usqu'A ce jour par les employees fGdGrauN de
Get Etat d rautoritG federal, seront dorGnavant
rendus de Ia mantre prescribe par les lois etrGge
ments des Etats Unis, all gouverneur de Get Etat.
AdoptGe en- Convention, en- Ia vile de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, ce yugtneuvieme jour de janvier, Ian de
uotre segneur mil hut cent s0iXante-et-un.
[Sirn1 A. MOUTON
President de Ia Convention.
CcrtlEe: J. THOS. WHEAT, Secrttairc. fo5 l0t
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[ n 0 s i


To Provide for the appointment of Dele
gates to Il Convention to form n Southern
C0nfctleracy.
We, the People of Louisiana, in Convention as
sembed, do declare and OrQan, and it is hereby
declared and ordained:
First That this Convention WILL on the 30th day
of January instant, at the hour of II NJ, pro-
coed to elect by ballot six delegates, two from
the State at large and one from each Congress
sonal District, to represent this State in the Con-
vention of Seeding States, proposed to be held
at Montgomery. in the State of Alabama, on the
fourth day of February. 1861 for the purpose of
securing concerted aud harmonious action, and
also of forming a Provisional Government for
those States which have seeded, and which may
secede, and intend to form a Southern Confed-
eracy.
Second That the said Delegates be instructed
to aid IN forming a Provisional Government, on
the basis of the Constitution Of the United States,
for such States as have seeded, or may secede to
be established and put into operation before the
fourth day of March, 1851: and that the same
Convention Of Seeding States shall proceed forth
with to consider and propose a Constitution and
plan for a Permanent Government for such States,
which proposed plan shall be referred back to the
several State Conventions for their adoption or re-
lection.
Third, That this Convention accepts the recon-
mendation of the State of South Carolina that each
State be entitled to one vote in the said Cnnven-
tion upon all questions which may he voted npon
therein; and that each State send as many Dele
gates as are equal in number to the number of
Senators and Representatives to which it was en-
titled in the Congress of the United States.
FOURTH That, if from any cause the said Con
ventiOn should not assemble ut the time and place
above mentioned, then, and in that event, the said
Delegates be, and they are hereby accredited to
any Convention Of Seeding States which may
meet at any other time and place, having for its
object the formation OF Government and the
establishing Of COnfcdcraCy As hereinbci0r
prescribed, aud which may adjourn to meet at
any other time and place,
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C,,,o.,;,,o ,t,r CI,ciI,+ n,,r, nrstrt,4 r,o,,,..
rtriII,Ird In thr sfntc NJ Ln1,teI,no H.
~. I,tn f.oy.rnn,c,,t Of tin, rrnI+aJ e. t
M Y,,,,yo Of lin Cy,}o of o,,;s;r,,, il Co..
ton n,erihIaJ a. nr,1,i,, ",,d - - hnrah,, r1a;1
DC f,IIou,y.
a,,,.r,ox ! All oc+g ona rartg IF oo+, of .h
(,mro. of NM I,tn United (, ,t.o or ,r,oriIo Iat
r, tia Ir,,,,iy,,i.,n md rs 40 C,;;,
n,1 pistria, ,,n,,rta ey+ohITshnd hr, enid Cnnrtr
z.it,;p ,h nrrifnral limits IF ,hn @tate oF onis
,nn and ra1.tn, tn tho administration nf ;notino
in sold Cart. ,vhrb were in f,rrn In this cta+o OF
the limo Of thn srnnratinn Of this Statn from the
soid Cnrt,.d.rucv orn haruhv roan9ctnd ond DO
IrI "a h in IN G ord .rIt @ 10 ,'' ~ 40
Co. ~ ,, ;arn ca r,r "a ,I,a nor,n o,a ~ T.,
i ,,rt ,ri,b .,,,, ~ mo or,tf,an[a, Of ti; ~ -
n,i,,, nr jrnnr,,1,tihln win lhn en,,nraia1t nf
49,, Stto f / ,ll 'in,,. and au writ, oi 49, $780,, o
g., 80 ,,i, (r,,r,, ,l,Ii t, ,.,,,d il ,L, o,fta n5
m io ~ ttc t,a If nnisiana i'0 ""
|c,.. . Al .ri,,,, L.ld whit, ,h;, &c. ,lo
,1 - ,,f,,,,, -. ,h o',., ~ ~ ,az 49, 49,,
chill c!n,tinmn =. nrr,,Iygd ,,I.r s,id nots.. nnJ
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H.. = ,L c.n,,, -, | ,,,,;,,,, b., .',,,.,i. ,,I W
yf,i ,I,,,ni,,,. fran, th,. q v.r,n, ~ n7i.ar
Of ,L L.,t,, f ,,ii.,uo ana hy t,I.;nrt tI,o ooti
~ Ti, ,r.,,.i,,nJ L, Ihn ,,r,I;,s,, ,,01 ~ ~
iii. I,nvnniin,, arrndi,,r the g0rh ,rtirin Of no
r,u,,i,,tiun ,,r ,Ii. Gt,tn - 0
Cr, . .hnIId .,,,, ,I.r.on in chorco or or, t,,ot
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; n,in w., XIX ri XII i ' I ," a ~
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nurv .rI y,lr,tyucy.r ,Lrrat .,t,,,,r,air;n o. i;
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ty. r.,r.,, 49,, g., r, ,.o..,,I ~, III l,i,;o, ~
hnIL aIl ~, rfnrn, tha i,,,i. IF th 3id ,irn ava
T. - 80. !, ni,, l,,, i, - ~: -. 'l"
1 w. 4 ~! ;,,,,, ~ H. ~ " ~ ,r;.,I 49,, ~
,n '';l il tl ,i, "ii' ~ ,L; 'ionn W.
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tFho' Hhdl "aFt "HIh"F"y' an" lie Is heIcny Oh
lt''' w. '', '''' "'F'''!,' any 'Hpe
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M ORIDV 4NCE
Relative &c the Revenues Collected at the


~ D+EaibE NUE.
Relative TO the Revenues Collected at the
Fort OF New 0rlrtns.
Be il ordttined by the People Of LouiSiana in
Convention asscmhIcd That the revenues collected
and tn be collected at the port of New Orleans,
are held in trust by the State of Louisiana, and
shall be kept separate and apart from all other
funds.
Be ii further ordained, That the Governor, and
lie alone is hereby authorized to draw his warrants
on the depository of said funds, TO pay such eX.
penees of the service as well as the expenses of
the Mint in New Orleans. upon the estimates of the
proper officers, as have been heretofore authorized
by the laws and regulations OF the United States.
Be it further ordained, That all accounts con-
neGted with said service, well as said Mint, as
heretofore rendered to the Federal authority, he
rendered to and adjusted by the Governor, who s
hereby authorized aud required to take proper
bonds with suretes of said officers, for the proper
discharge Of their duties.
Be it further ordained, That all accounts hereto
| fore rendered by the Federal officers in th;
State to the Federal authority, be hereafter rem
! dered in the manner prescribed by the laws ant
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Iarn,ior,d,S.G
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ton E w N M 5a n'n TN
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deS h'ls SlSSi3mha res qUl doiG Sc rt!hIr Mont
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