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eays:~
1t is gratifying to be able to state, Npon e.
liable aathori1y, thst the total loss Of bhe Con
fsde1ates in killed, wounded aod mssalng. w. -
rot exceed the first estimate. s3y !gsxsg2sss IL
Iuna.ad OF these, lsas than i've hannie+ sa heeT,
killed.. Il is hel1eTed Te1J 1o% n7'~ A11
tsken prisQ1eTe- -
, 1861-08-01

Lieut.. McGinnis. OF Company B, irish Brig
ade, fayoFs us with copies Of Jefferson City
papers Of tht eth nit fron which it appears
that The Brigade have made q very favorable
Impression On the convention and citizeus y
their fot11ety. discipline and soldier7y quill
zies. Hickory Hid, the place where detaeh-
1nebt Of the Brigade kad skirnish recently
with rebel encampment, Is about fifteen
lille. southeast Of Jefersou City.
, 1861-08-01

, From the y. /. deEnlo1 duJ dV;l
stusees' Rifle Corps, who have acted ssbodJ
guard 10 General Mcclellan through the cam
Pasgn IN Western Virginia, reached Nas5'ng-
ion On Friday night. They number aeeaS ~
hundred men, armed with sharpe 97e,::a.
enro1]ed in Chicago for t1e war. They ere
r y Chicago, Who donated the Eao1e d & asa 5ss
.d .Tqtdt to the company, at cost Of $2ooH:
1atlf tents are Of the Cdnean pstter2, aa3
f1e ~ she best in use The cificers' tent Is used
~ 1imet a. are the Chicago boys. They all love
*on1Sn general. and there Is not man who
fe,n n9s Ole At auy time to save him from
1aer1. ~ lae uniforms are the neatest We h4Ne;
% fss;ene ens ~ = dark grny, and one corduroy tE
1;nr S1,ra,ey aney are accomplished by the chang
<1oa@'es On their tour over the United shtes.
, 1861-08-01
xHE AEmx 10 Be mo8111zup.
TEN REGIMENTS AT CHAIN BRIDGE.
Reports from Harper's Ferry.
JEFF. Davis tells bis PfoFess.
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI,

The .1esU State G0pernnns7sf.
1900 Rebel Troops at Kew Madrid.
, 1861-08-01

nISSOLUTION .OF co PART
~ kKEsHiR..The c2-2srtnsEshi2 he1e.oiors e7-
H. S1IkE CO, Is this CAY dissolved By nutnal co.,
The hnslne9s Of the nfrn viii be settled Cp by
MT j. M Ett at the oldetznd, ~ Ltke Etree..
up STAIRS to whom all debts due to the nlm Are to 5e
F5:d. X SGthE
, 1861-08-01
ORDER COMING OUT OF CHAOS.
THE new MILITARY Chief.
Nc CkeaZasa and his Reforms.

Nominations for Brigadiers.
, 1861-08-01

ARRIVAL OF soLnRRs FROM TEE RE1E1. LIKES
--EQ ATTEMFT TO BURY TIE DEAD MADE BX
THE u6IoN ccA1EANDEB, ETC
Edward r Doughezty, Of the New York list
regiment, who has been 3 prisoner at LudleT's
1:buIcb, near the battle field OF Ball Ban, re-
fn1ned hero to-day. He etstes that he Wss
caLtured, In company with Dr.. Psgent, whom
The sun., 1861-12-16

Sticks sem % ts irner although ne ns7ka
continues 70 ts inhusnesd ~ the uncertainty Of osr
rei''iots With England. There Is oonsidsrabls do1bs
expressed among capitalists ~ 10 the pr,ctcalIi,v
{" t'e ran proposed by creiAry Chsse Ia his re-
poit o' sond last, plscing the future loans q
the goVtrnnei.t. The TfNrs inoney art ole) .ays
Ihere " l'uie cipui, ~ large - mans hanf.
'h we hhsh.i" NLos b. re- and ne bolt nsy fall a
any nom NJ Wosn Il - fail mems minds Wi
% 'yed, and tls hnNntis uta Cyov-,u-
tAett and trade 50 on viii renewed viyor md es-
pstF n.
SyerA new plsns of fnan,id ,rr ,nsem snts viii
soyt truhtni are under considefaiion hy t,s baus..
which We viii e1p'sin - they assume deAni,.
sn'pc. GovNumetts hrc weaker. The sixes of
1881 Usih have eShih's1 grsa, Hrnnsss Of haze.
1''rpei - u s2H, e,.i1g With sellers ~ thss
hsure. IT, so1pou dgcs 90. Isl a-e also lower.
1nerc IS NJ rheuge in r,oucy matters. Exchange
"A London cl. ID y,ry atm 4 iO9HaiOox, v,ss
{ y god bills 70 lie had under the outside figure.
deies alton Of Essteru hank N ,ers ls in town
- ,yuEul, with the ,nsgsrs 4 New York banks d.
te,7i'nu 90 the Goveinment Resoti.,ion. The t.nh-
ite three cities 10 determine ~ January La,
whtthcr tt"7 viii take 90 &C. % more Of Treasury
OIL ds@.
The sun., 1861-12-16

Boqadd, ny, Dcc. 14.--A courier from 7ack
sonville, KY, says that when Capt. Loo arrived
with rcinfoccmcnts { 7 Col Whitaker, he found
the house " here the s, s,ccssioniss wore andcav.
oting 10 make Union mon suterrbo to tho oa,h
OF allegiance TO The Southern Confcdoricy on.
tirely deserted.
Cap. Leo then dispatched squad # solaiers
to several secession resiterccs who f,rnd they
had all been vacated, with evidcucrs Of hasty
rctreat
Three ''cctsiorists arc reported to have boon
wounded AZ the skitmish est lay at Jack son.
vile.
Col Wbi'ascr ordered the buildings from
ON f'c and dcs,royed, but Cant lee. AZ Tho "a
quest Of the Union mcn, who f,arcd retail ,ti,u
on Tho withdrawal ofihe federal troops, got ,hs
order revoked.
The sun., 1861-12-16
The Capture of the Joseph Park by "a,
sumter.-Statcucnt cnt OF her Captain.

rumt~rs-StatcDent OF her Captain.
Tho following communication is from Captain
T. 7. Briggs of tho brig Joseph Puk, Iooondy
captured by tho privatoer Suntor,-
On tho 18th d September, | sail Il in tho
biig Joseph Park, from pefnambuco tor T.-ks
Island. Sept. % h. when in lat q North lon.
~, at O'clock, \. NJ, saw a sail steering this
r'me course IN N. W. with light hrcozs
from the SOuthwnrd. At : o'clock, \. NJ saw
she was propeller, Displaying tho unitcd Stated
Tag.
Alh,ugh suspicious OF her truo char ,ctor, |
c)uli do nothing bat keep On my course unit
orlcrCd 20 hcivc TO. At 4 o'clock | set m y
colorS, tho steamer bciug close by. Mover
having seen true description &C tho Sumter,
and having hoard that she was tho former Star
oi the West, which vessel had con and kaov,
my itais began TO subsdc.
As sh' hailed To know who and what We worc,
and tn ught IL was one of the steamers char
tered by tho tnitcd Statce Goyctnment, | i'm.
mcdatdv oompl d with the order 30 hcayo Co.,
and 'he did tot show her true C los until N,
"fhc"r who bearded me told me | WAS prize to
the CoLicdersto steamer Sumtcr, and pointed
TO the iipg just btins run up.
was told to get my papers anil 20 on b,arl
the Sumter. was accompanied by him 20 tn
cabin, nhd hal no opportunity odcstroy an
pircts or money (lGJ sOvcreigus) had 10 buy
cargo ct salt Wth. After carry ing my papci, I,
on oa'd tho Sumter ! was allowed TO rotucn T.
my vessel iur ms clOthcs; meanwhile sho bal
been thoroughly searched by the officer on board
and all my itntumonts, charter party, Sc
were taken and not returned 10 ma. We woto
allowed to keep nothing but our clothes
On the 10Th all the rigging, stores, &C., they
wanted were taken and the brig sot on fro. For
several days wo steered wcst ard undor sail
speaking several foreign vessels, and tho Sum.
ter being represented asa United States vessel.
a. Il.
The sun., 1861-12-16

Friosrous ASSAULT john Peck was arrested
Yesterday, charged with felonious assault
upon Evert Van Allen and his wife, who koop a
grocery at No. 3Oi Water street. II is alleged
lhht Ieck entered tho place On Saturday night
with two others, and tho trio soon commenc NJ
an n%anlt upou Van Allen, whom they severely
heat. Peck fired pistol loaded with shot al
him, and some OF he shot took effect upon him,
and some upon his wife. Peck wns locked W
by Justice Brennan.
DlsoRDEm.N HoUsE,-Tho 1ith Ward Police
ON Saturday night, brcke up house of i'll
fame, kept by MaGdalsua Thomas, at No. IL
Hester street, and arrest ed her and three Other
on her female 6oaIders. The whole party were
taken before Justice Brennan. Tho woman
Thomas was bailed by John IT, Hoffman, Of
No. IL Oliver street, and the othecs were
held US witnesses against her.
The sun., 1861-12-16

BcwEHy THEArRE-Tns GRVAr IRIsu
srTTAuE.-our Irish population arc indebted
TO the 500! taste and enterprise Of the veteran
manager Mr.. Stiokney, for tho production ot
an excellent ailegoricL spoc aclo entitled
0Donogh1e, o. he Waite Horss IF Killarney.
which was hTst performed on Saturday nigh,
last. II will doubtless richly repay the mana
ger for the liborality cvinced in the getting up
ofd piece on so largo and beautiful a scale. -
Something like a hundred artists are required
in is representation, with largo amount Of
new scenery, costumes, appointments, proper.
ties, music and mschinory, Sc, Sc.
The sun., 1861-12-16
him also bu. h, walked {. and soon came o.,

him also, bat hs walked In and sOon came o.,
again. irs
X. Hahn ssys that ho went into Levy 6 Son
Office. an3 wills At the door going in, was told
bv a u.aa tlat no oLo was inside, he walked ir
aud cane out again soCn after whilo standing
tiers outside the door no looked through thy
windew .nt SAW mar lying dead on tho floor.
ths k.tic was -hlt ami lying on tho counter
wher Iv.rt To-.
Onic'r Kav,uv, q tue Sixth ward, testified
That wht.o patlOling al, bat no was informed
,aat a man va - AZ .u to Exchange Of
hte ih Cana sireot; went thero aad found tho
dotr closoj but unlocked; foufl tho knif
cc'cd and ' ing on the countor
D.. Beach mAic post motferi examination
Of the body, and found that th' wound h,d
cen inflicted BY thru'' Ing knife into tho tigh,
lilo Of ;hs nN,k, and dswing Il TO tho left, sew.
oring the principal arteries. Tho csso was
TIM, given 20 tho jury, who, at half.past seven
o'clock, rendered v,riict Of Death from a
wound in tho throat bat how received no are
unaole 20 da,cTmins."
This Coroner declined giving Up 'ha Joiy 70
tho iiiends Of tho deceased, but orlslcd /; to 10
k'rt At the 6th Ward station house uu,ii fu7
'het orders, A. y, IL d,t,micoI t. continue the
Investigation further. Tho deceased WI, rb,u'
% years Of agc. and ~ a mombor II tho firm
OF l.. Il. Levy & Sors. lie wu unm,rtio'
sni lived with mis- !A,hes, IN Trird e. Ho Wa
born near Ft,nki.t, -ou.thc-Mua. German,
and had bcen Ia this country abor, eight years
Cpronor Jectr'n held an inquest ycstsrd,y
won tho body Of VIM Clifford, a lnd ye,r, Of
agc, who wss found drowned in tho d1ck foot of
Delaney street, +. X. Tho body hal bccn in
700 water Out a few hOuf6, The re4ilenso 81
the parents Of deceased wa, not ascert,iroi.
The sun., 1861-12-16
BROOKLYN

ACApFMY or MUsIC.-It has been decidcd to
allow dramatic repres' ntations at the Academy,
and 1t !, expected that company Will perform
during the Holidays.
THE RIVAL RArLRoADs.-The Injunction oh.
tanned by the Newtown Railroad Company re-
straining the Coney Island Railroad Company
from laying rails in Water street was dissolved
az tho recent session Of the Supreme Court,
General Term.
The sun., 1861-12-16
THE NEW YORK SUN
MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 1s, 1861.
tConiinued Crom Second Pags)
AnnIr. I'm Missouri.

81. LoaiJ, Dcr. i5.--The DEN0cRAr icn-rs
from q e,uucmau Just from Lexington that
Gen. kains and Stein, with 600 rebels, wcro
IN tcss,ssiou e that town on Friday last, aud
that another br;c boly Of troops were expected
TO roach there Yesterday.
Gen Prcntiss, it Is said, was On tho north
side Of the riyer, with 5000 Fcierai troops, and
bad thrown few SHELLS into the tel,el car,p.
and Destroyed one Of the two ieryboa,, in their
hands.
The sun., 1861-12-16

SooN ArrER Intelligence Of the burning Of 4
considerable portion of ChUl,.tr spread
through oar city on Saturday last, ,omo person
or por,on', Notuatsd either by ,io,ly senu-
mental charity or a trti,orous loyo for tho rob
is, posted notice AZ tho oorrcr of William
",cot ana Exchangc Place Of mcoting to h.
held at tho Merchant Exchansc, at y O'clock.
20 raise funds for the relief OF tho sufferers by
the ccrilagration. Loyal men, who have n,
sympathy for unlrcky secession IN any OF its
mi'ior,uncs, are too plenty in tho vicinity cr
the Merchants Exchange Tor any such demon
sttsticn to be made and no meeting was held.
;, another device of tho peace parry" hs,
ia!l.d.
The sun., 1861-12-16

CuAu'rS luMrtET, tho man who escaped 70
lac Cnion, from the rebel steamer Nashville at
bermuda, is now in this city, in state of utter
dcsiitution, having no friends or means. Any
rli'f consisting of clothes or money, can be
sent TO tho Office Of tho Swiss Consul, i3 New
street, where Lumport will receive them.
The sun., 1861-12-16

TnE SrorI CrTrErs in tho Park aro To have
a temporary building erected for their shelter
which Ia now going up near broadway, OF
Chambers street.
The sun., 1861-12-16

A New LEcrunE upon Washington and the
unicn," before the Young Mon 5 Christian As.
ISOLATION, is announced for tomorrow evening
al tho Cooper Institute.
The sun., 1861-12-16
SHIPPING, sc.
Personal NOTICES.

T EFT HOME ON THE MORNING oFFRI-
- day The 18th inst. Mrs. COLLINS, wife Of
FRANCIS COLLINS, CO years OF age; h.i on yreen
,n"r no q ess, plaid shawl and black hood Any
! - nation Il her distressed friends will be thak
oily rec,iv, 800 Eighth ave.
The sun., 1861-12-16

~ ~ muse, lO'c. keep rs All the tr.lr. \
AlBlRrts, Au'iionccr, will spll tli- Mnl,v,
Dec 16L, s'l u'clJtk, he houschoI Nituitur, ot
th' story house GO East 2In ~, utsr tie NV IT.
GIVE, c'ns rtin " r. srWoU,i o'tayc piau.orte
Ds''or snits, carved, In rep. ani hairr ID, cent re-
and ptet tables etegerc, mirrnrs, curtains an tdcs
brus'ells aud ingram carpets ClrckS paintings,
vases, roscwood and mahogany hc,lstesl., bureaus,
natt' aasNs, feather beta holsters AMI pilloya
blankets, soiA heis spring chairs Tables t,tlc
cloths, glaze, china and silver ware oilylbth slaves,
&c. S'ln Iositive. House N let; rent very low
The sun., 1861-12-16
The Courts, SATURDAY.

Pressure of other matter prevents the publ
cation of criminal and othor Court reports Of
SATURDAY. They were not of especial interest.
The sun., 1861-12-16
A UCTIoN NOTICE - MAGNlFIUENT

a tNllON NOIICE Co., MAiNlFIJENT
n sac " hous' hcd furniture. this day, NJ nj w.
y private rrsidprcr " =. Msyunri " I, 4S wrst
i6ih 81, ncnt 9th h,, at 10y u',lucS cpIs.sdng Of
? 'r'or, rNarnNer Hnh nst diutrg rrrrn furniture,
china, glass; crockoty, silver Va glassware, al, ~
rtr, suts iuifiOis, clocks e.. tai. llsA,1iainE
hd tea In lc-, bur au', bo''sb Ad,, c,rp,iiuy and
b't dit Of tN,ry dcscI piiun, ySc. Aso large ns
=, lnent vi bSs' mcut al kitchen farniIu u.r.
BLEBCKER suct. I9l
The sun., 1861-12-16
21Q ZINE WINES AND THICK 90,
DRESS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOAKs-
~ fRESCu BEAVER CLOAKs, for A.
Lsrgc Es1unsux Beaver Ci1aks, from 80 l., siD
Mac ~ u aver Cloaks and Wrappers.
Bleghnt Lyors velvst Cloaks, very theap
tonskin NJ e-iskil Plush Coah for ~; worth a.
an new styles, and the cheap,st oloaku in the city
D. MILLS a. co, iiJ oLdway, near Canal st.
- ala bis'ttb
The sun., 1861-12-16
A UcTION SALE or FANCY CHINA

to SOFT cetlcrt ou Trc-..ay, Drc i1h, At 10Y u',lk
q 20 Miicu Lane, goNis suitable fr trc tlil,ys,
co1sisr * Of ~hito granite, pun ia bowls sup
poTls, lats, diuner, tcs AMI toilet tcts, - an
wastes, French ctins VASES, mo.tj tea snI rufl, e.
10Y tea sets and jewel tuNes, wine pagsc-, glblHs
"nib,eis, n'Iit bowls Sc. sale po-'ics ,ud no to-
SuyN dt6 2,'li9
The sun., 1861-12-16
pAwNBRoKERs' sALE-THls DAY, AT

II n n
BILL lN3RAHAM'S auction 70 ins, f6 W
B'wcry, Il lOH O'Clock, OF men aud woneu'l cloth
ing, watches lcwclry, &c, 4 VII: tilk, ,lcl,ine
meIg ., md Crli, dresses, worl,r Elt,ln and all
sbaNla lar les ard gents undsr gaInrntt over aud
trock cn'ts, pants, vests, beds. pillows bl,tkets
quits loutH shoes watchrs chpins rings, pins and
various other nrticl = to- numerous to mention IIy
order - Mrs. &. COHEN, l. =. u , cor of Columbia
and I'Tonc sts. N R.-watchcs. tw,lry, will hc
sod n O'Clock, y. N, vel worthy the attention of
dealers and ctheIs. ny order or Mrs. q. COHEN
cor OF Columbia and Broome sta. Pawnbrukcr's
Sales ly BELL & lNGRAIIAM 20 New Bowery, on
Tuesday, by order Of SJHLDSHEIMER 946 u vt
Houston ~ Thursdny, by order, NJ. MEERBAOH
4S3 Grand ~, f2l
The sun., 1861-12-16
a UCTI0N SALE OF FASHIONABLE

EhToadJ made ,lotuing--25OO gam ,uts sdi tn
pa' adv .iicts, without reserve. AN CRtJrALAR
~ L 70 Bow'ry will sell this dny, II iON o'clock,
Large 'uItncnt u Erglish ami French cloth aud
cS,imerc i,uCk, sack anl luslues. co,ta pilot felt
heNyoT and pcterslnm ov,rtu,ts CO s,.merc, ,ioeslin
'ud sN'iur't psrtI sk -atiu, vdcucIi, flVct p'isn
md c1'simuc vests, large lot u i.otlay and
ft'ush'u- roa,'s 6~ I9t
The sun., 1861-12-16
AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTI0N N0TICE-so0 CASES BOOTS
"A aud shoes, 10 be sold at auction on Monday,
Dc l6 at iOk O'Clock, at the store Of G. s. PAR-
SONS Soma 81 C,urtlani st. prime agFnrtnent Of
fresh and seasunable gc,is. di4 9s'tg6
The sun., 1861-12-16

a UCIlON NOT1CE-CROCKERY, GLASS,
Cnins snd fancy goods ByJ S II BARE
LETT, Auct Tue-i.y, dec. i1th, 10 o'clock A. NJ,
~ SNl p .rl Strect. choice stock ~ white granite,
&c 70 Is ~ sut city ami couniry dealers fsr cash
The sun., 1861-12-16
A TTRACTIvE AIJCTION SAFE

AND III Use II CRNlSIIIN ARTICLES,
Tta ~ nda,l ~. nool ~ 2 O'Clock, VI house
loR West 2ist 81 b,t. ttn nd sih svts, ,uiuprisu
t~auttul parlor, dlning-rccm and chamter Ntrni.
Mrt Of every description, all rs good as uew-rich
carpets lv,is and bediiug French chine silver.
ware. ntery, gsssware Uilcloths, stoves, a.. No
=, stpon 'm.nt. lab
The sun., 1861-12-16

k1O REWARD-STRAYED FROM EAST
7lO 18th II, Saturday evening, about 10 o'clock.
black and tan King Charles spaniel, with white
aTk on lis breast, red and bl ilk collar, and an
Fers IN the name Of "DOr" The finder will re-
,eive the above reward on returning him 20 East
6th st. and no questions asked. d1G 800
The sun., 1861-12-16

| md Ilshi, AassSspt khislysiSe, Hnsrs, 49,.
cAliao, Benz AdAma, 0ysEpooi-hlIis Diadsn, 81
shsnt hasi LenDig. nAsanA-eshrs ssauins. u
Gtix' AeagN rsr@' u.A, Hslsy Eliissl, tzls n
cot hAzy nlvn, bNAnaA.
The sun., 1861-12-16

ONE OPERATOR ON W. & W. AND ONE
~ 9pcr''or with her sewing mschlne I preaser.
md hAisteis and hnisheis ooats, and hands On
'oatS, at $40 Rivngton. 10
The sun., 1861-12-16

OECKER & BURBANK, OYSTER DEAL
ers, doing business at Rot of Spring st, b Ilt
', 10, have, by mutual consent. dissolved partner
ECKER di0 $3.50
The sun., 1861-12-16
ENrPLOYMENT-FepnIo..

ONLY FOR 80 CTS.-LADIES LEARNED
- ~ operate On Wheeler d Wilson's sewing ma
chimes in nl Us branches and parti ,ulAIu, on all
kinda vork als, ladies' taught at their own red
irnccs. Apply 1872 Tsi.th ave, near iist II, in tSe
drug ttora. deIG g.iOl
The sun., 1861-12-16
,. GENERAL BUSINESS.

Nash PAID FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS
, pamphlets and blank books of every descrio.
~. BTOCKWELL a EMERSON,
,d16 bm'lOs 70 Ann st., bascment.
The sun., 1861-12-16

NOTICE OF DISSoLUTION-lT IS HERE
by agreed that the hrm Of DOBsoN a LIE Wis
e. and ihe same is hereby dissolved by its own
imitation. New York, Dec. IL, 1851. THOMAS
NOBsON. JOEL .. LEWIS. a 10
The sun., 1861-12-16

WANTED-1wO FIRST CLASS OPERA
" to's N pants, Singers machine, baisters and
nnlHhers also two experienced prsssmen. None
othcfs need apply % Bowery. D. MOORE. N4y1H
The sun., 1861-12-16

PAWNBgQKERS TIcKETg, WANTED
a diamonds, watches. Jewslry, guns, pis.olA 90
dry goods Sc a II BseckW 81 up stairs. dl3 b's4
The sun., 1861-12-16

,ATTEREs ron BOYS, YOUTHS, GIRLS,
ladies' and gents, Of AL styles, warranted 10 al
q tlAnA - sbnhA sl1 Canal st.s iyEEgICR.
TproVers and apprentices wanted. LGlieytAnd
Us sArnents made " order, In the latest styla.
kFrantsd 10 dt. dlt t9.lSs
The sun., 1861-12-16
Two Shilling Advertisement

~ Two line advertisements inserted under this
head for quarter Of a donar
The sun., 1861-12-16

SEWING MACIlINEs-wANTED-PER.
sons VINO wish n learn To operate on Singer.
seang machin,s terms only 81, aud pr.slis., o,,
N KINDS oi work, also some god sewers 10 learn
%" p'nialoon trade. Itquire 20 Delaney a, Id
dor. dtG ofy ~ ="
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-06

t5'None but the physician knows how
much reliable Alternative is needed by
The people. On oil sides OF us, in all
communities everywhere there are multi
iudes that suffer frc m complaints that
nothing but an Alternative cures. Hence a
great many of them have been made and
put abroad with the assurance Of being eff.
fectual But they fail to accomplish the
cures they promise because they have rot
the intrinsic virtues they claim. In this
state Of the case, DR.. j. C. Aver & Co., oI
Lowell, have supplied us with a compound
Extract OF Sarsaparilla. which does prove
lobe the long desired remedy. Its pecd
liar difference from other kindred prepa
rations in marketi is, that it cures the dis
eases for which it is recommended, while
they do not. We are assured Of this fact
BY more than one of our intelligent PLY
'cians in this neighborhood and have the
'urther evidence Of our own experience o
It's truth Tennessee Farmer, Nashville
Tenn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-06
COURT PROCLAMATION

NTHEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Esq
w President Judge of tho Court Of Common
Pleas Of the twenty fifth Judicial District, oom-
posed of the counties of Clenrfeld, Centre and
Clinton-nnd the Hon. VIM. l.. Moore and Hon.
Benjamin Bonssl, Associate Judges Of Clcaffeld
county; have issued their precept. 10 me direct
ed, for tho holding Of a Court OF Common Pleas,
Orphans Court Court of Quarter Sessions. Court
of Oyer and Terrniner, and Court Of General Jail
Delivery, n: Clear1iold, in anil for the county Of
Clearheld, on tho
Third Monday ll6h day. Of March nerf,
NOTICE Is, therefore. hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices of tho Pence, and Coustablos,
in and for said county of Clcarfeid, to appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls. Records,
lnquisitons, Examinations and other Remem.
bTances, to do those things which to their officers
and in their behalf. pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my hand st Clearield this goth
day Of February, in the year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-on
7. q. MILLER, Sheriff.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-06

VIslr or JErr. DAVIS TO MAJOR ASDER-
iM'--A gentleman who arrived here by
ae steamer Columbia, and who processes
70 be well informed on the subject, state,
wat shortly after the arrival OF Hon. JET.
ierscn Davis at Charleston, it was quietly
Ssranged for him to pay a visit to Fort
Suapter which was accomplished private.
y The interview is represented to have
Oeen an earnest and prolonged one, but all
not Immediately in the secret were left
sholly to conjecture as to what took place
vVe'Vecn him and Major Anderson. 1t
cn, ccs, however, teen knowingly given out at
gnosrieston that there will be no fight al
. 'gS Sampter-great stress evidently being
paced upon the fact that those two old
i1antances in the army cannot be
o,t o.tCusht into bloody conflict With each
0'hS'-N T. Tmo.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-06

A Nav SuIr,-Willism II. Clark, editor
Of the Kendal'(lll,) Clarion, loves good
joke, and pever let's an opportunity slip
that promises dish of fun. Here is bis
lMt: -
I'VE have lately got o new suit oI
clothes, and no man could be more efiect-
uay dis guised. We look like gentle
man. Upon first putting them OH felt
Ike strange cat in n strange garrett. and
for long time thought we had been
rsapped off. We went 10 the house, and
scared the baby into fits; our wife asked
wfwe wanted to see Mr.. Clark, ard told
Us that We would find him at the Office ;
vent there. and pretty soon enc Of our
business men came in, with strip Of paper
10 bis hand He asked if the editor was
in; told him we thought not (; ask ed him
i ne wished to SEQ him particularly said
he wanted him to pay that bill told him
We didn't believe he would be in busi.
ness man left. Started to the mouse again;
meta couple of young ladies; oneof them
asked the other, What handsome stranger
is hatf II this dilemma we met g
friend and told him who we were, and
got him to introduce us TO our wife, who
!, now as proud of US as can be. The mex
time we get a new suit, we shall let hel
know Before hand"