Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-15


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.ants. -PiHsJ,ugA True Press, Sept, 1850.
FoR THE WAR.-A company of young
men, called the Rcttsp,en Roogeyi, under
command of Capt L. A. irwin, left Cur
wensville on Thursday moraing last for
Harrisburg.
The evening previous to their depart
ure, they we're presented with beautiful
silk Flag, by Mrs. Wm. Irwin, who also
gave them a supper.
The Flag was delivered to the company
on behalf Of the doneT Ivy the Rev. 7. ID.
tiotwalt, who delivered neat and appro-
pirate address to the Company. David c.
Daleresponded on behalfotthe Company,
assuring the donor that the Flag should
never he dishonored in their hands.
Before leaving the Company fired 81
guns in honor of the countr., and the oc-
casion.
On their arrival at the Depot at Harris
burg, they were escorted by the Washing
.tvn Cadets, nndcr Capt. Lo raine, to Camp
Curtin, where both Companies are now
sregahns themselves in the science and art
Aof war.
The officer, of tho Company are Capt.
Z. A. IryiD, lst Lieut.. VIM. Ross Harts-
horn, 2d Lieut. James NJ. Wech, 3rd
Lieut.. LOWS Hoover 1st Sergeant j. ?.
Fard, "a Sergeant b. G. Eale, 3rd Ser.
geant J. +. Krstaer, lst Corporal John
Norris, Jr,, I'd CoYoral,John Lemon.
"HrADs | wIN-lMLs 3ou LOSE. IF.
it were not so ridiculous ;twou,d be
amusing to hear the Republicans propos i
ing to the Democrats to drop party dis
tinctions-to he ali of one party TO have
no Democrats, no Republicans, &c, &C.
The tipy is so propitious TO them for such
a largain-just when they have turned
Democrats out Of all the offices, and put
themselves in. 1t is just the time for
them to make a child's bargain, and play
quits. Why, we presume the Democrats
would have oeen quite as eager to have
made such bargain auy time when they
were in power. Bat they We're never weak
enough to make the offer. No, no. We
are opposed to any such arrangement
We are in ino Of acting with the Re-
publicans il restoring the Union to what
it was. When that is done, we want the
"oM.fgh 10 stand JUS, whcre il lqto6"
r IsT OF GRAND JURORS drawn for
A June term, 1861 commencing Monday tn
18th.
Beccarin- Henry Byers, p 7. johnson,
Brady-wiinm L. Porter.
,Covmgton.-Benj. Snider, John y. Riter.
Clearfed John Mcpherson.
Curwensvillc. William ?. Chambers
Chest-William W. Worrell.
Decatur.-Jacob kePhart
Ferguson.--IIon. j. p. Hoyt.
Goshen.-Robert BumgRrdner
Graham.-Dr Jefferson LitE.
Girard. benjamin Jurey.
Huston. n.-Judson G. Bundy.
Jordan.-Samuel Miles,
Ksrthau,.-Wm. S. Sankey. John Michaes.
Lawrence.-Andrew Addeman, R. SEartsworth
New Washingt ngton.-James NJ Rose.
penn---Dayid Lee
pike.-John y. Dnle
unioa--JosePh Lines, jr., J. W. Hollopoter,
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Deccaria. John Harsh
Bell. Philip McGhce
Bradford. John Crowen, John Bush. Josspb
Winery, George Bowersox
Brady. DR.. George Wilson, Andrew Iidlls A /
l.. schnell, Frederick Hollopettr. -
Burnside. John Henderson, Lemuel Byers Oh,
r. King. John Mehafey, Jonas SNYDER Val
entine King Isaac Bennett Elliott King.
Chest Wilson Woods,
Coying ION. John Yothers, John Ritter, IT.
Clearfeld VIM. Alexander, G. L. Reed Henry
6nyder.
Cprwensyille James Thompson.
Decatur. David Goss, Daniel Byers.
Girard. Abraham Kyler Alexander Livingston.
James McCleand.
Qnlieh, X. C. Graham, William Ncvlng.
Huston. j. S. Apker,
Jordan. John Thompson, John Curry. Thomas
Smith.
LeHence. David McGaughey.
Lunber city. Samuel McCracken.
rew Washington. John II. Byers.
fss j, r. Caldwell, John Norris, William I.
njoou, John Dunlap.
unlop William 7. johnson.
"oouNard' John Wolf John Cutler. 4