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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
ruE CONFEDERATE STATES Conclude
NOT To nOIr.

According To the \. Y. Herslds CORES
p0nisn,. there had been no change 'nsee
coalition If ar hrs at Peusacola, up TO the
ol.t, and thai Gen. Bsasg had inti'aatei a's
inability 10 reduce f.t P.cte"s. bFasg
say. he w,i. act purely 90 the defensive
E,rh,U. S. vessels w,re Of Fsrf F'eAe"'
an The al.t, with their guns ready Tor name
date aetiou. /; is believed they woas" re-
take the Navy Yards and Forts adjacent.
Chicago. April =. A ser;leAan JaS re-
turned ffem n business Inar thfoas" ~
hama and Mississippi. leaving Mobile ."
Tuesday list. report. ihst hun!red' o. r'."
VII, hsti gene - Psnsscni, To fake TOR
p,rssr-. are returning home daily. d s-h''.'
and satisfied that u ~ Imro.sihs. is' '"s
Confederate States tn c1plurs the as', .
l,rse number or traars at prn.ae"ta ~
sick and ,lviu: in the hospital fren tue
fees VI fatigue. exposure ana hna-sr o
Informant reports III" r'ep}e vi a'a"a '
and Mi>>ss-,gpi a'mass craze with fA'''s-
mont; that the meh spirit - rampant e'.'.
whore. and The yeorls are rendered Jay
more desperate in some localities - taSsas'
med famine and starvation.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

CT According to an announcement which
arrcnrcd 10 the Telegraph some time ego,
the Hook and Ladder Company Of Omaha IN
ten having a grand parhd, mex. Tuesday
A company OF thi. kind il very much need
81 in Counci! Buff. and ii the On,hi
company could be induced, when they ARE
out ~ parade, to extend their march to this
place, we think it would turn the attention
If our peop'e toward the matter. and rr"b-
ably result in the oreaniz,tin Ut Il Ere
Company.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

cgrhc thurks Of the +. O. department
IT sht- CITY. are due to y. I. Spoon, Eso
lite p,simas rr, for the genti m ,nlr mann.'
IN which he ir,a as<i, .trsl the ne. rf9iRis ~
ueqai,iug the '.lay e 'hr ropes Nearly,
II mt onrr. aIl thu confusion and d'ron.r'
meat " afY,r. Which, u.uallv fnluws 'h'
nra'l,,ion % u, " rf,c r~, has been "hvl
atcd by the accnmmni sting spirit Q! Nj. )
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

The cry OF :hard times' IL no, frequently
heard IN these parts, noxadsys- ner chants,
and iahoring men are all bu.ily engaged
working at their respective c, ing. through
tive dav, aud drilling in the evenin:-pre-
pareing themselves to enj1r peace, or en-
rounfer
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

,,n the 70 h nls., large nnmher Of W.
rin1ans. mostly from Fanfax cuny,arr'''d
ut Harrisburg, p. They left their native
State, rather than take the test oath { 10 the
STATELY or irprl, onmrnt. Five car loads OF
these fnririvcs arrived at Harrisburg last
Saturday.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

Ia1nk Gal fse de1ss.sixa ar,ose re,,-e
TIL Anrvsa pafsaysserea
IL e9fet AMI Nasisu's b-e.st
f.-e! 81 b ths oid-siase .psrit. yso-s!
IL
peopse lany srevn = ryi.e-aerxed
fwifh ss~ia- Under Msmmoa'. ycss
lts Sos.dase On a sIs..ea b-sSs
To-dsy s;znis kaEshiigy erect
II is - ~hen TIRE r1'i~y he.oeA
wish dFT bones. al The P.spAer. word.
~ind fzaisa-ui9as al .;IrreI:
saca Life tfsza seeming Dsa.a Ia, lesp.ai
NJ u re SUP ne, sai;e trsifo-os. fe.
Tssraaie Der ri=sa,s her pav..s usk.
Eu, reused For sa;t:e's rnte,, shacx
Waea Sgs.er feI tAs yorfa sr,,<,
ron TflF nnNRaa
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
<uIlc /,

Al persons having in their possession
snv ~ III. ,ur~kets mr. car'ril.e -heS"s. or
any rar, rf the uniform or rcrnu'r"'n"n'"
al The Council u uT.' Gnarsis. vii please
rs,ar, the same At u. e. Htacusa's eflice.
Fer order II the oh rf1iesr..
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

CT We heard II prominent secessionis,'
remark the other day, tina. III Lincoln ex.
pseted to d. anything with the South, he
would have to call on every nan who voice
for him 10 fight for him." 1t is conf
dan''y expected that immediately upun re.
cept Of ,hi, information, Mr.. Lincoln Wi
draft every Republican in the nation. W,
advise all to DC ready 70 shoulder their mus
,alskets.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
AYERS
Compound Extract OF SarsaparilIa.

the most cfecs.al remedy which the medical
skill OF our time, can devise for this every.
where prevailing ami fatal malady. I, il com.
bincd from the most s.tve rcmet.inls that have
hccn discovered for the expnrgn,ion Of this foul
disorder from the blood. iha,l the rescue Of The
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence Il should he employed for the cure al
not only Scrofnla. but also those other Aztec.
lions which arise from il. such N ERurr,vs
and SKIN DisgAsEs, ST.. ANrmoSy's FlMR,
RosE. or EaysrsLAs, PiMrlss. rrsrcIEs.
BtorcHss. nLA,Ss and Bo,is, rrNons, TKrrEs
and SALT RHErx. ScALp llsAp. R,NawoRN.
RmkcNArrsx. SyrmrIric and MEncra,AL Drs.
sAsEs. DRorsY. DysrErsiA, Drn,iiry, and.
indeed. ALI. COMPLAINTS ARISING fRoN ViriA.
TED on larrRR BLoop. The popular belief
in :. impu,ity Of tAe Mood" is founded In truth.
for scrofuls is degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rila is to purify and rcgcncra,c this vital nuid.
without which sound health Is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

egThe St. Joe. Gazeate says '''ht
sentiment Of our city Tor Secession, we ARE
unsninon.i' All persons en- route for the
Wrns will make note IT the above, ana
govern them elves accordingly. The mer
Of the Free States understand the meaning
Of "Secrssiun,'' and will lie very chary all III
ritt lny their property, aud personal s'cni',
IN the md.t If community urpnimou-' J,
in favor Of overriding the laws. ...s
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

~ Tho appearances OF Ernadsay last
TaesI,v, very farcIbIg reminded one Of old
,ims.. The street Was crowded will, rmi
grant team. all I,y--bn.y buying their out
G,.. avery large proportion u ias west.
~.ri emigration this sprias, is going to
California, some litIle TO Oregon and Neva.
d., ba, the greater part viii 60 to Denver
and the Pike. Peak region.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

GA couple Of efnisraoss came near
having n collision, on upper Broadway,
Yesterday, l,,slc ".punk," on either side.
you'll have made a Fight.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

Eatnh,e intelligence from Redmond,
states that the vote against Secession in the
Virginia Convention was iull fifty. and not
sixteen ~ reported. IL is s"id no paper
dared make the statement public.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

We understand that over three regiments
have rendered their services to Gnv. hi4S-
woao. The regiment accepted VII n"m""r
i0ll men. and will he Composed OF tue
fa)laeins Companies from paenaue.
'wa from Davenport. swa from M"ssa''nc'
two from Harrington. and one saea irnm
low, CIV AMI NJ. Pleasant. They vii
senit.voa, at keokns immediately.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

MISCELLANEOUS .
The rreatct insured by any une risk, rcner-
ally $1,000
fbr creates. amount allowed to be insured In any
city town or ,ifGsge il nj xi kcii by the
character the butlas aud hc faeilties fOr exttn-
gulSkinc 4 IS,
The gFctfc amount allowed to he insured in any one
bio - zyrrus by the character ami construction
SAME avoid anetue ee'ss eafrstloa.
Amount uf It's cspIfst ~ earnings deposited in any
uthef State security t.s la~se. fbereiE,,
1his Company p,rAtszi under the Insurance
tsw ~ tie stse New Yak ard isinrd iis thsrter
OF Act u fu, pr sesemeer sh. 1859 sttestei
o.pv rf which Is die in TIE Auditors orise VI The
state ~ Iowa.
fSieBcdI
STEPHEN CrawrrL, rTss-,
THyLhNpFa SHAW >eC'y.
+ n 6uODfSaLCw. Agent,
neo7 CeHn, III Bluffs iowa
In the matter Of n. Esia-e sf En- ki.I Dewps.
Bp~rrasrd, in The Prebsie Cesri u Pe.ta " sita-
usir CO..
Ii trrssns arc hr-~ nofifrd that the viii II the
n all .ve u mel sZ4 KikL pow>s has seeR pSb tc.
rod rrqtItre~. ard The II n fisy Nay
JP CASSIDY. County Judge.
April tsia, 1851.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

cJLass "Wednesday beihs the first Of
Nav, was du'y celebrated By the young
folks Of the City. 10 the usual manner-a
u:cuic in the woods. az
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
Scrofula, or King's EVIL

| =
:, a,seas9.seaai $500 soyAoa g -
1870 " Naaea ,so usaa nccomes 0aassee
800. e"u pos. 1ysS N INC csreesstaoas y
pIs~ass tae Snote oAts. an1 may Oafss o0t
"a o'ssslse osa NY t'ats =. 40 organ = nse
Uosn iis astask = nor = sncte one whach q may
nos DESTROY. Inc scrosaioas tsans = varao0say
caused ~ mcrcarsae u.sease iow hvan. dse-
ofdcred OF 0nslsalsny mod. impure AR altA
and Hishy habits. the deprcssnx v'csa md.
aoovs ~. 9! the sencrs~l mNes'en' WAas-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

We are pleased TO mott 80 that our
cts authorities have made move toward.
draining the big pond in the oil bed Of In.
has been party opened, bu. ne, sufh:ient
We, to IF ,rd an outlet for all tie water
TIE officers ~ tn city should see TO it. that
oil such places are properly cared for be-
I.r. In, weather ntis Marin. --------
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
s~ov.r ire funded million o. ao.la

~OseS Hre H0ndfed miffon OF "oiars
. h,rs already been rendered 10 the Federal
Government. Flush times for secretary
Chase.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

Don Carlos Rabbit, Aiu1n " Rabbit Julia Ann BIB
but. Mary " trIa BIhbist, heirs at law If Aim ".
Edbi.t dec d late af Ps IA Ns;tamie Cenufy, Iowa
All AL o,hes pc, iEiehsd 10 The Estate VI the
said ai,iioa W, Bsboif', deed
r}>AkE NoTi ". Tha; there Il n die in The af.
e "i The Jatsc "f the County Court II ssid Pvta-
waltamic County iva pesisiJn Of l.. ". Ross adj
m!nI,tranr de o0nts aon, ID, the estate VI the said A.
nd W. Bsbbiit ';eS p.asug eItcr OF Court TO sell
eeFi ain fett estae, AT which sAid Aim W. bihbiIt
died seized {" debts ot sstt decs,ient and charges
q administered, which re Il Estate described fol-
lows 10 wis : W i md \ \. y y and W
snd y 'f sec 6 - 81 - W PIG So 90 -es;
aisa, \ W =. y 4, and ! IT s " y os Sec. IS. r
rs u ~ l21: al>a lois M 81 - IS aud 81 orig.
maj pa' OF the city ~ Council biEss all situated In
saia Potawsttarlie Comfy Iowa: also the Sw of
sec 20, IS y. 81 ". in Csss Count, Iowa; ais" the
SH y Sec - T - R43w, Harrison county Iowa
And further "a tilel that the Cenr, has liked
tie LIST Mpns, an Ja G. 4 1861. for shetring upon
said pet tinn at which time may appear and show
cause II any, why the prayer thereof should not be
grained,
wv. ROSS Adnlr de bosis non.
Estate ALMoN W BaBBiTT, deceased.
May 4, iSSt, b o.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

q Those who wish to cultivate a
''patch" Of that delicious edible, the Sweet
Pota,oc, can obtain plants Of 0. p. snsR.
RApES. Now is the time to transplant.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

1--WE notice the soei looking "rhi1
sf SAN. S. EVANS in town again alter
Waters sbsspcs in Ohio.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

= A correspondent 81 sSs Ws1kinssss
Ssv sacgesss that as Presideas DAVIS IL.
parchass3 PEG in the charca Of The Kpirh-
any in tina: CITY il might be veil also for
BIN 70 seeare las in enc Of ire esn.series.
as IN case be fails to come into pese<able
possession of the one he may use the ether.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

eTA Iarge drove Of very nbe-ioDkiHg
esule passed through town Wednesday,
bound for the Pixies Peak region. Beef
cattle will bring cash. 90, there.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04
eTsaEerer. from serofula ana Seros,

VI SuHerers from Scsofusa and Scfofu.
Ions affections, clean npl Why wear voc,
Piinp'es, Bl.,ehea. Ulcers, Sores? WIN
haze the life twisted out Of ven hy Dvspeo-
s'a. Rh.amasism and Can;? Why snlf.r
Svphilisic and Aiereurisl Diseases to rot the
bones in veur body, or the ae-h u your
bnnes? Why let your sluggish blood drsv
and scatter its d,>temrers through your
veins? AxEz's Gem. EXT Of Sarsapsri!ls
cures these complaints. and csesnaes them
out of the system. Use il faithfully and
yon hrin: to society heal,h;er, clesniier,
and far mare aecsrsable member.-D Demo
er0f, baltimore, Nd.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

&c b"ps " - tfua Unit fHe y 3vcTH'
mon. has notified the Governor of V'rginin,
that one step Of an army from Riehmnnd
tasard Washington, viii cIase.n speedy IN.
Sa7an Ut Virginia from The West. Even
that i. TOO much ieuify. The Confederate
should not b, allowed to assemble "a mliiar
~ force ut Redmond, with ths nvowed IN
,eutlon Of marching on the Federal capital.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-04

Tn, Scientific American say, there have
been spontaneously alfred TO the General
Government hy ths cjljzans IF NV York,
tho onrrmous sum Of itco huHdfsd and
ninety million Of dollars! What "a cna,ras,
thi. presents to The forced loan .'sinews Of
war Of the canfe,ierates!'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29
From n Special Dispatch to the Chroniclc.l
WAsuINGToN, May 20th. 1850.

4 simultaneous movement Oh AleXan-
dria by five regiments was determined on
Yesterday, and orders were issued acCol>
dingly. The y. y. Zouaves arrived there
first in boats. In crossing the Potomac,
they were received with volley Of mus
kerry from the wharf, but were not injur-
ed. This happened at O'clock this III Or
ming. They took complete possession OF
the town, raised the stars and stripes aud
pulled down the secession flags.
At o'clock this morning, Col. ELS
worth was shot, while coming down the
stairs of the Marshall House, with the Sc
cession flag across his shoulders.
He was assassinated 10y Thug, named
ackson, the proprietor Of the house, and
expired instantly.
Jackson was Immediately killed by Il
private of the ZOuayes.
Though numerous reports are rife o.
others having been killed, this was the
only fatality, while none were wounded.
4 general gloom prevails i'll Washing
ton at Colonel Ellsworth's death. The
flags are hung at half mas.
His remains are at the Navy Yard, laid
out with the American colors over him,
and the secession tlag a: his feet.
The desire for terrible revenge seems
TO be the general feeling which is cspeci
ally violent amcng the Zouayes.
IL is.rumored that it is the earnest de-
sire of our trcops-so great is their pres
ent excitement and indignation, to lay
Alexandria in ashes ere nightiall.
The New York Seventh Regiment are
stationed near Arlington Heights, on the
Virginia side of the Potomac.
Owing to the large force near AleXan-
dria, it is not probable that the Secession
troops viii advance on that city.
Reliable advices from Fortress Monroe
state that yesterday the sloop-of-war,
Cumberland, and steam fr!gate Minneso.
ia we're to attack the bastions at Sewall's
Point, and that while the cannonade was
going on, General Butler was to land five
thousand men at Lynn Haven, and march
on Norfolk. This movement was 70 be
simultaneous with the one on Alexan-
dria.
The women and children are all leaving
Alexandria, fearing that the town would
be fired.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

A sn,ar swut.f. uur nclghbot With
the ald of ht lgdi assistant "a w great
danger Of becoming entirely too iAdtp ior
these dull ilmcs Tho labor bestowed
upon hls Last issue ~ rerpolralc some.
thing that would -t somtbod, must have
been distressing. and his readers should
not wonder why but single idea Omiser.
ably lame, pointlcss and lruthlc,s as it
Nas) pcryadcd all his editorial.
We deeply commisseratc his situation
rut wu are at ~ loss to know how to help
him. The victim, doubtless, of the pre-.
tended friendship Of those who would use
his paws" TO drag their "chestnuts"
from the fire. he was mado to slander his
noi shbors by stigmati2ing them us "trai.
tors" We called his attention to the
fact on the sth instant, hoping that he
would either explain, qualify or make
good, his accusation. Instead of this,
however, his paper of the 18TH, reiterated
the charge in language still more insult
ing, and after devoting his entire issue Of
the 22d, in most miserable and catfish
attempt at wit such as would disgrace
the clumsiest mountebank--aidad, too,by
n limb of the Law, not n single word is
said either 10 justify, palliote or TO re-
tract these ISLANDERS.
This kind of controversy, we assure our
neighbor, is quite distaStefuI to us. We
desire to spend no powder" in vain, it is
too precious in these war times. But We
can tell him that as often as he casts such
accusations and insinuations upon the
loyalty and patriotism Of the anti-B.ack
of Clearfeld--whether he
does it personally or by proxy-he will
hear from us, and perhaps it will not be
long until he finds that our charges"
have lad quite enough powder" TO send
them home.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29
THE LATEST NEWS

By last nights mail we rocoi,.,
Pittsburgh Diyatch OF ycsterday .u n,. tA
fully contradicting the reported ,v'nlhs oalhs
mcnts on borders of the ChesapeoL s's,'
as tho taking of Norfolk, SewaIT'N nsua
&c, There has been no advance ~ ,rSal
ernmcnt troops at any point since Il 'oN
king of Alexandria, "eh u
Tho Dispofch furnishes some imsn,
intelligence from Wheeling, to the r..S Y,
that a large force OF VirgipiOn,
marching on Wheeling from the dj,.'s
OF Harper's Ferry, that several scou,,I =
been killed, that several railroad l,a
destroyed, and that Il force of Goycrr~.
troops from Western Virginia and AZ
had left Wheeling TO meet them, 40 \
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29
Our Andy'-Trouble at Harrisbu,,

Gov. Curtin's Attorney General bn !.
signed. The Harrisburg T,leqraph NJ ~
9th inst, has the following lotter "
ArroRssy GgSERiL's 0py,,
Harrisburg, May n, lS.
To ANDREW Il. CURrIN,
Ggrern or Of Penr.ylra,ia
For reasons which appeal to my ,elr.rm.. +,
cannot consent to continue any longer IN coma.
tion with your administration.
| therefore tender you my resignation a, A.
Office Of Attorney General Of the State.
sANuEL \, puRyliu,
In making this announcement the PA.
burgh DtSpatch OF the 9Sth-the leadn,
Republican paper of the West -,,v,'
"Goy. Andrew &. Curtin's Alministralim
is rapidly exhibiting its wortheau,a
and sinking to iniamy." In speaking 4
Mr.. Purviance's letter the Dispatch ado,
I hat IL short. sharp and pithy enough to bt,,
. blush to the Governors chsek, ifht /, no, !,
sensible to shame and this is but the bsribb,,
We warn every scoundrel concerned in th,yV'.
er-i9bbing and de grading of our State and h
troops, that they may look for no mercy, uvw
he yillainy be stopped at once. We shall moi A
present make use Of certain knowledge IN on,
possession, but it may be we'll TO caution "A,
O-betweeus, attorneys and contractor. tb,s,
ricEery or lying will serve their purpor h,
will make things worse for them. II by s.,t
t all, let them tell the whole truth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

service on cilhU hide, ot i8Ie its,,,
war oh iiansr0rs, ot hupmrl N ''l' \
rrulh ot ht oui yesselt i1r WsF to,t'l a
transports, pf break ot tndet,o, ssAs
any blockade Nvmllt or actual" WAl
hsh, on do any net unbccomihe wv
icols Of neutral government NV w
10 20 at their peril and In no Mn" w
The protection - The goyctnmon, 'ohi
Respectable fleets have boon d,,..,.
TO The American waters by both fa0, fa',as
and France, '"glw
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29
TFrom the New York Herald.l
THE DISPOSITION OF THE TROOPS.
MAsnlNGroN, May 24th, $3.50.

The different corps of infantry, cavalry,
artillery and engineers that crossed the
Potomac last night are stationed as fol-
lows New York Seventh, at the Virgins
ia end of the Long Bridge; New Jersey
Second, at Roach's Spring, halfa mile
from the end of the bridge the battalion
of District militia, three miles further on
the road to Alexandria the Michigan
regiment, the Fire Zouaves, company OF
cavalry and Sherman's battery, ip Alex
andria; the New York Fifth, Twelfth,
Twenty-eighth and Sixty ninth, and the
Third and Fourth New Jersey regiments,
four companies Of cavalry, and a battery,
at various points on tho base and summit
of Arlington Heights.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

MARRIED-On the 10th inst, by ksn
NJ. Galloway, at the residence Of John McMs,n. ,n.
in Jordan township, Mr.. CORrrl BELL TO "'
MATILDA HAGERTr. -, "a
On goth inst, by II. Shaw, Esq, MI ~
C,,sEY to Mrs. ABEsAIJ kEsLER Of Jefferson n,
On 2lst instant by Rev. John A. Nunel, a
CuRrsTrAs BRowS to Miss NANCY J. ErsELMA"'
of Clearheld county. NJ
On the 18th inst, by Rev. S. Coon Vernopia,.
ions W. PAuLLY TO Miss Macy MATILDA Ii'''
son. all of Brady township.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29
rN- Twcnty-fiye 10 slIty DoIlars sIl

expenses per month will be paid by the bp' ~
Sewing Machine Company to their Agents ~
selling the Erie Sewing Machine. Thi: iiSp"
Machine, and so simple in its construction tnS,
child can learn to operate it by half an hoI'
instruction. It is equal to any Family sewn,
Machine in use. and they take the premium c,s -.,
fifty and one hundred dollar machines
pri CO il but Fifteen Dollars. The Company y,
to employ Agents in every county in the vug
States. Address, for particulars, Ere Sss, ~,
Machine Co. X. JAMES, General Agent, m''
Ohio. marl3-6n
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

sryThe dissatisfaction among the vol
unteers at the various encampments IN
Pennsylvania, is unprecedented. II Is
charged that at | lancaster, rotten pork, ana
but Ii pounds of bread per meal for each
company OF II lnen, were furnished,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29
RECRUITS WANTED,

Ten able bodied young men (snp'
preferod) who are willing, to serve their coung
are wanted Immediately to fill up the ranks oi'h
WASHINGTON CADETS now encnmped
Harrisburg, under the command Of Capt :.
Lorain. The Company is accepted for the sus
service, arrangements will be made here 10 iS'
them down. Apply Immediately to
Clearfeld, May 20, 1851. W. W. BBTIa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

We learn from the PHILADELPHIA
Inquirer that the Grand Jury of til. tut
ted States District Court, sitting il th,
city last week, proceeded to iuye,tiss,
the charges against the State Robhen
After cxaming a number Of witnesses tA,
District Attorney was fully conriaci, b.
DR.. X. X. Smith, the celebra:ed Ain,
House Physician, and some other in,p
ciers of this class, thst their proceeding
were illegal. Thus investigation is ,iasl
for the present.