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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04


viii be recognized or paid by NE. W LoAiER. NJ D.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-OPfiCE OF THE
~ CosHISIoSgRs TAIHs ASD A"RsssESrs. No u
Cbnmbersst New orb Jan l. lbb-N0u~ Il hereby Gvep
that the A.essme Rolls Of Resi- AID Persona E.ise Of tho
CITY ard County Of New York oI toe hl viii be- opened
On MONDAY the 18th instant for pubic To- scion aid viii
coninue open until the 10Th day Of Atr neat Inclusive AL
Taxpayer. earnestly 10 call and eIsn Inc The 'an.
10 order any IN IN. ssse,ues be corrected
Also all persors entitled by La 10 reduction OF their .e-
tneuts Of their be clergyman or or uiAy
vice. and Literary oh1rta 1e nsiuons BY s~ otsupt
from tAIatio requested make application Tor .noa TcdU
exemption previous 10 the closing Of the rolls on the 18th
day Of April q,
Inc lowing section Of the Act Aph H. 1850 Is pubshed
for tho information o. tAIplSers -, a.,
Syt1Ios the is the bOok, shall be Tor public
her.t fore provided application be made by
any person nideg himself agsyed by the sses'ed v1e
ton Of his have the corrected "
such spuson Ado a. ths assessed vsston OF
ou, thereto and hercupon the Couinh sner. all examine
the complaint and IN their Judgment the urnt Is er
neous they .hu be nsoed fsueh Appca
zion be made a. the ed ssluh poohE estate
the applicant ha examined uBsr oath by the sSid CDmi'
o Lo administer such oth OF
them and Ia their Judgment the As-ns'msn oneou thry
" cause he corrected and the amount Of -uch
believe be snd declare hrfr do
c.ion within thirty dsyr As such application sh. have
bnn made 90 them No reduction shall bo made the bOs
OF q any real personal es-- I'm
posed Under this une shall sppel under oath or aihrms
lion that the party eyrd unable ~ attend within the
period prescribed Of tIes BY o. sick
ness or ctyLaws Of 1899 Chapter 32 SEQ
A. J. WILL ,MSON,
J. w. ALLEN,
]. w. BROWN
an7.2aw.nyl Commissioners Of TaJes and Assessments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

NSTANrED-To LEASE for a term OF years,
w frvm Nay June July fa sized brown stone font or
hick HOUSE. with all moGem improvements located nearly
bet cen tie lines Il bond BleeckeI st. hs 2sdt sId
2dsv for occupancy BY family Of hye grosn persons
ma. bs in good net hborhood snd rent UDt be moderate
Address W. at office Of This Evening Pos Beet oil reieE
eaces eiyeu.
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Sales bp Antilon.


A NJ MsRwIS. Aucnoneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN * Co., Irving Buildings,
ID Eo. 59l AID :s BroaawaySse. Of Books Stationery
Pictures, Worn. 81 Art, Fancy Goods, Furniture. So
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS.
THURSDAY MORNING, April at 10 ocook
TRADE SALE or STATIONARY AND BLANK BOOKS,
oomprdns vNisty % Writing and Blans Book Papers In
veope. Blank Boob, Folio, Pencils Cards Inks &c kc, In
ouds very yoeo d imported Pens aud Pen odsfN
Sample. vii h exhibition two days before tho sale, and
Cst.os nos may be hsd 1t the ,aesrooms.
0Eo. A LHAvrrr Auciioseor.
DY GEO. A. LEANITT & Co.-Trade Sale
Rooui Nos 81 and ~ Msroes for the sAe OF Books,
Stationery WoT.s Of Ar etc Condsnments solicited
DY LOCKWOOD BROS,
ID Store No IS Muusy-t neaz Church g.,
THIS DAY, AT II O'CLOCK,
large and attractive ssle Of "
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
EECK-TIES SILK HAEDkERCHlEPS &c
CORPORATION PIERS, SLIPS and REAL
~ ESTATE TO b. LEASED at AuCrloE.-Noucet Is hereby
gwen that the Controller will MONDAY, April Is 1861 At
Il ocoot noon the City Hail. eaAc bids at public auction,
several Of the Pier. and SIP. belonging 70 the Cooperation for
the term Of I've years roui the FRS, day u May, 1851
Aso the LOFTS Faukn MNks,i promises No 81 Ann
Of and THREE HOUSES and LOTS in Nsters.. Brooklyn.
Catalogue ooneius the description, location AID terms Of
ROBT T. HAwS, Controller.
City OF NsvYork Departmsnio Of Finance Controllers hoe
March II, lb5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
Ronses pno farms Waniso.

NTANTED-By an experienced practical Farmer,
w ayTOCKFD FARM OIL SHARES, or HENI, or would
hire himself and son TO work farm. Address FARMER, VII
jnmsourgn Post Office, one week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
Go tubom # man Concern.

ALL persons are hereby forbidden to trust my
~ wife LAvINlA LOZlkR a. 10 debt. eoniTssed oy he
will be recognized or paid by NE. " LoAEh 81. v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
BniIoing alateria's.

nor THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
il VI the EAGLE SLATE COMPANY spply 81 Their Yard
corner Of i2hs and l0h-sy, to g. FURMAN Agent Noz
Courtlandt-st N. Y. ...
I EAKY ROOFS CUkED.-ELlERl's PAT
~ EkT RUBBER FAINT. CT foot WARkANTED-S9
Grand 81 Park ~ Bowery 20 gthsv b ~ 4;n sbth ana
Broadway and Gth.sy. RIGHTS and PAINT for sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
Chances for Business Alen.

nor SALE-An INTEREST in PATENT
il AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT. by which the expense
Of pre- airing th ground for seed reoucod At Least on-thd
From. 900 to 5000 wanted. Apply 70 }. h. AlNlURNi
Room No l6, No. III Nassaus-, hewYork
EOR ALE.-COPYRIGHT, STEREOTYPE
Il PLATES ENGRAvINGS, CUTS and STAMPS Of 3
valuable book adatsd all classes Of readers and IN sdy de-
mABd Ni be cold exchanged for I'll Farm porsOnal
property and dealer, 10 subscription books cnot
maze better investment Address Boz No 90 Po'tUfBc
EOR SALE.-The INTEREST of two Retiring
II PatHers In manufacturing business secured BY pstrnt
there fortune be made and wishes % find
some MN to pot money with him and buy tbs patent
aud tools which will require about - 0OJ 900 Good
property could eIcha, for their interests There ample
security the money Of both partnrIa Address j. T. D.
Tibuue Office. ....
EOR SALE-A AUTOBIOGRAPHY GALLERY
J. Fitted up IN the superior with all the ppur.
snd fe north sht all second story The above GALLERY
4 oc, ed ia busiest part OF Futons Brooklyn and
eaa Of the premises has tI yoars TO s low rent The
Gallery Fixtures for sale Rooms 70 lease Apply ABA
L. S-lPMAN, No. 20 Annst, fourth floor.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.-Steam. Engines
IN and Boilers nom to sohorse power Portable and HOIST
ing engines Pumps and TAufs Of all sizes Round and
cro,s WoodwAds Psning Mscbnss Screw Presses Drop
Pre.ss and To Of every description Apply to p CASSIDY
Nos and Bridgc-st Brooklyn, Dealer 10 all kinds OF Ma
chinery. ...
DARE CHANCE for a MODERATE INVEST
III MEM The goodwill II thriving FEMALE 81 MI
NARY for Tae Principal wishes leave
the health Of his family II Is In adjoinns city beautifully
located and has most deGbls reputation. Address X T.
Tribune Office N. Y. Name and address preferred ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
Boots, Shoes, Me.

dbO SHOES AND CAITERS-A NEW STYLE
QpsJ-AT JONESS, NOS. 10 AND IL ANN-Sr.
p. S.-CALL AND SEE THEM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
~ LIVERPOOL landing snd ebsklng passeu ger, Querns
town Qrelaud). The Liverpool NawYork and Phtadcphia
Steamship Compsuy patching their Clyde
built Iron Steamships ~ follows;
CITY OF BAL1lhORE........sa turday, Apru6-
KANGAROO Saturday. ApL "a
EDlNBURGH .........,....... ss;uI day. APP u
And every SATURDAY Of noon, from PteT No. "A, North
River
o. PAssAGBi
FIRST CABIN....,......ST5l SlEERAOE.".....""e@
Flint Cabin to Loudon.:... 81 StecTsse to London. -
Seersse Return 1icketl good for s months 90
forwarded 10 Paris Hayre Hamburg Rrenen, BOT
terdam, Antwerp, kc., at reduced through fares.
Person. wishing TO btips their friend. buy tickets heas
the o~ New York. Fom Liverpool Or Queens
towB-Fuu Cabin, us s8S aud sln Ste-rASe HON Liver
pool $40, from Quo@nstown. 80
These Steamers have superior secommodson.tor pasnger
and experienced Surgeon They built IN waietsht
iron seciion, aud patent Fire Aunhatsr on braid
For further information sppy Ia Liverpool 20 WIN lNmAN,
Agent, No. p Wa,r-.t In Glasgow TO WI. lNNAN No.
ST EnochsquAIe; In Qneenstown 70 q. w ID sElMOURk
Co in London 20 EWES MACY No 81 KING Williams
10 Paris TO JULES DECOUE No Place de- Ia bouFse In Phil
sdephia JOHN o. DALE No 100 Walnut at tas Com
pu,s Offices JOHN 4. DALE. GENT
No. Is BIoadwsy N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE or EXCHANGE,
with 10 acres Of excellent LAND situated IN Wescestsr
County near depot and within 20 minutes ride Of 9Th
on the New n syen railroad The buildings and modern
hot ard cold water &c shade and fruit trees VIII
be sOd low, exchanged for city house country seat
with less laoo. Inquire Of OHEOOH1 Co..
No Is Bond-st., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
Financial.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
"A CHATHAM SQUARE cor. New BowefJ.
tOpen daily rom 10 to ard to p MI
Deposits from 80 to g. IOe recei ed
SIX PR CENT interest suns Of $500 and under 1885 -,
DEPOSITS MADE on OR BEFORE ACIuL 20 WILL
DRAW INTEREST As FROM APRIL l.
j. r. CooPRK secy NOSTS d VAN PFLT. Prest
CHARLES u. BAILEY, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
sSIcNrF,s SALE If DRY GOODS.

A SSIGNEE's SALE Of DRY GOODS.
IA Tho stock of Albert Wise, se No. s 6'hty; PopTl@
Union Stoel bought auction - IL g. fitzgerald No lfz oth
ay which wild be sod Ia usteu IS VI sVc % the
Soa The ate top adi particularly called 60 he above
e.a The sOcs embraces Of goods Of the hrs
quality md description
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE, 653 Broadway.
IL PINEAPPLE DRESS GOODS, plaid striped checked a1d
plan Summer Wash SIbkS plaid, checked and plni VICE
kFTRsIJCKERS NANkEENS IONGEkS FLAG HAND
kERCHIsFS Grapes &C; Pineapple expressly Tor summer
Benns all ooOfG Also % be procured elsewhere
French and Chinese ludan Curioe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

A MODEL HOUSE for SALE.-No. GO Madi-
n ,on.y 3Ox65 with an extension sH3O superb In all its
psIt. stshcase all Of walnut rosewood walnut and OAK
DOORS bTowDsoDe front high s'oop &c iPqui'e cnibe premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MorHERs-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP only shiny kt you rely
upon give yourself and relief and hp to your infant
MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been The
neAas otresOrirs The dropping spirits Of many moshers
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11
COURT PROCLAMATION.

" llEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, ESQ
w President Judge Of the Court Of Common
Pleas of the twenty fifth Judicial District com
poseG Of the counties Of Cleurfeld, Centre and
Clinton-and the Hon. JAS. BLOOM and Hon.
J. d. IHOMPSON,Assocate ate Judges Of ClearGold
county have issued their precept to me direct
ed for the holding Of Court of Common Pleas,
Orphans Court, Court of Quarter Sessions Court
of Oyer and Termincr, and Court of General Jail
Delivery, a: Cleardcld, in and for the county Of
Clcarfeld, on the
2d Monday il3M dGv) Of January nert, in
the court House.
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby given, to ,hc
Coroner, justices Of the Peace, qnd Constabes.
in and for said county of Clcurfield to appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls. Records.
lnquisitiOns, Examinations and other Remem
brances 10 do those things which to their officer,
and in their behalf, pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my hand ut Clearfeld, this lltb
day Of Dee, in the year of our Lord one thous
and eight hundred and sisty-one.
f.. q. MILLER, Sheriff.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11

AlRAlRs IN CHARLESTON AND RlCuMo Nd
correspondent Of the Boston Travel.
aTriting from Fortress Monroe on Mon
~, says:
have had long conversation with a
il'leman who left Charlcst on last Friday,
"a he assures me that the people of the
sN'h are much deceived about the true
le OF affairs at the South. it he can
4se from the tone Of northern papers
'aGh he has been enabled to peruse. He
"a been resident of Charleston the last
lN' years, and is in every way entitled TO
S"ence, Our forces had not occupied
'a9'ort when he left, aud the southerns
nFere anxious for the Federal force to
-Sea an advance. He is confident ihst
EVoniederates greatly outnumber our
s"pS and this, notwiths tandihg that
" have received no reiniorcemen:s OF
Moment from Virginia. lie states
zone company only had returned to the
ae But one feeling and determination
'Iea TO animate the whole people,
Na provisions were cheap, and so was
Flour was falling in price tho still
1efe was no suffering among the poor
Is city. as they were finding ample
I,sYment in manufacturing articles for.
Nv procured from the North.
'udlrs al Richmond are said to be very
T The meeting Of the Confederate
- Congress imparting good
animation to everything, and
"sSga great deal of gaiety to ;he capi.
70 illustrate 1t, young lady, just
%a w flag Of truce, remarked to me
Tea nice times, didn't won to leave
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11

NlcE BEEF.-Our friend John J. Reed
3 in the habit of killing good Beef eve,
n fall The way he does it is this; He
rsiscs good cattle, selects his stock, usual
y of the avonshile breed, takes good
care of them, and feeds well. lie killed a
leei three years old, last week, that
Weighed, when dressed, ,936 pounds.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11


BaS".'he New York Tribune, in an eff
fort to be very funny and very saliricaI
against conservative men who hate aboli-
tionists, tells the truth 20 accurately and
so mastery that we place It's language be,
fore our readers:
"An 'abolitionist' is also an infidel, an
agrarian, foe of human government, a
dupe OF his conscience, woman's rights
man, an anti"Sabatarian, 'spiritualst,' a
phrenologiSt, a water curer, vegetarian,
a Fourierite, and an opponent of tobac 20
and capital punishment. All male aboli-
tionists wear teards. All female aboli,
tiorists are 'Bloomers.' All of them, be-
ing tainted by peace principles are
avowedly in favor o! insurrection, with
fire. bloodShed, rape, anarchy, and a gen,
.eral %hiz ofeverything."
There never was better picture drawn
of an Abolitionist than this. 1t il life
like portrait Of the animal, and nobody is
more competent TO draw picture of this
kind than Mr.. Gieely, because he need
only draw Likeness of himself in order TO
produce perfect A5oitionist, and he has
done it
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11

THs WEATHER.-For the last week we
have been favored with most delightful
ses,her, and were it not for the intollera>
Ne mud it would be preferable to summer
The chances are that we will be paid for
,bis sometime between this and the first
d Nav next.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11

Coop NEws.-We learn that the cars
rill commence conveying the mails and
vls,engers to and from Sandy Ridge to
morrow. This will reduce the stage route
etWeen this and Tyrone some l3 miles,
md the time from two to three hours.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11
4 PPnAL FROM THE TRIEENIAE

A PPEAL FROM THE TRIEENIAE
n Ass SESSMENT.--NOUce is hereby given
that the Commissioners Of Clearlc,i county will
meet Mt tn, following places from 10 A. VI. till 1
o'clock Of each day for the purpose ofhoming Ap
peas from the Tricnnial Assessment, to wit:
For thctownship ofG Goshen-at th1 school house
in said township, the usual place Of holding cla..
tons, on Monday the lth day Of November,
For the township Of Girard--0t Congress Hill
school house, on Tuesday the 18th of November.
For the township of Covington-at the house Of
Jacob Mau cr on Wednesday the 18Th day C
November.
For the township Of KarChaus--ut the house OF
B. D. Hall Co., on Thursday the 18th day Of
November,
For Morris ownship-at the house formerly oc,
cuped by Thos. kylor, on Satur. the l5tt day Of
November.
For the township Of Graham-at the House Of
Jacob Huber on Monday the 18th day Of Noyem.
her.
Forthc townshpof Gradforl-at the house of
Wm. Hoover on Tuesday the lglA day Of NoyeEl-
Der.
For tho township of Boggs--at the house Of
Edward Albert on Wednesday the Goth day Of
November.
For the township OF DecaLur-at Centre school
house on Thursday The 2lst day Of November.
For tho township of Woodward-at tho house
Of ThOs. II bersonon Friday tho 22nd day Of
N9N emoGr
FOR inc township oi rN'eh-at the school
house in Jauesville on Saturday the 23d Of no,
Yemoor
fOI bSocarla Io|nsnip-at tue house Of sam
J. AZ, 0H''N on MoHuay tAe @0th DAY Of No
wn. A.. ,,,u..,.,..,r ,, ,,
% roi ,"o to""Sn.P Vi NGoNrat o,lI Tue Iurkey Hill
Ivnoo' '1uS0 y" i"eS''y '"' @''u uoy oi N0'em'
"'T 'T"ns"'P ., tVt tne mouse OF
''",,,aI 49, Jaws 0H "'uN''u"! TUG @i'u gay oi
TI1 .,t. ,u,,,.
'o.uuW 'o"nTH -'t 'ne PuGae sehool house In
%l''. ','o , WI u"'au'! 'ne Iot1 NoVen''r
C"pS' "" usI .p-"' we tcn'o, nGu'e near 81
uU" w ~ ." lrq'y 'le I'to N"Iemoer.
NG NI" ""sn'u 5'o"r-ol '5e pU'.G School mousse
'Ol ,no 1y'ouEn yn 9"'uI u'y 'no own No' .m0ofi
pulnS,uc n,p-at lac Hou'o OIL JoAh 4~tpF
u" - ,rIuuuy iT uay "a bvl''I'e''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11

RESIGNED. Senator Wilson, of Messa.
chusetts, who in his Senatorial capacity,
appeared SO anxious Tor war aud blood TO
The knees" and who in his celebrated
speech in the Senate spoke of Southern
men thus---"we have got our feet upon
their necks, and we will now crush them.
Yes, fellow citizens, we will grind them
TO powder" was, by mistake, appointed
by the powers that be" Bigadier.Gen.
eral Has he battlcd as bravely as he
talked? No, the coward A few weeks
since he made q great parade of hi, Mill
tary prowess, and gave many high prom
ises to the gallant men who had enlisted
under his banner. lie was gong To Ieag
them 10 front the enemy" The regiment
of the valiant Abolition Senalor--the
man who desired to SEQ "olood to the
knees" was hailed with enthusiasm, a. d
New York citizens presented General
Wilson's regiment with splendid flag
and gave them magnificent entertain.
ment, at which the GCneru made speech
"a most patriotic, aye, most warlle
speech. Well, General Mcclellan placed
the noble Wilson and his men near Fair.
fax, right Ia front. A warrior would
have been proud of this position, but Ger.
Wilson was indignant. and forthwith re
signed !! A Boston paper denounces this
resignation rs shameful backing out
as fraud and swinils upon the men who
were induced to enlist from their high
opinion Of the General.
But the Boston paper may be wrong
The Senator, we see, is announced as
shoe contractor, having occurred a large
contract, Ly which he will realize, it is
said fortune. He evidently prefers the
smell Of leather to th,t of gunpowelcr. II
the institution of liberty would not be
jeoparded, wewould like TO be able to
compel the Abolitionists and Secession
lists to carry OIL the war, hoping that they
would use each other up and thus rid the
country Of two abominable, inSutierable
ruisances. - Carlisle Volunteer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11

WANTED The Printers want WOOD
and COAL, to keep them from freezing,
WHEAT. CORN, RYE, BUCK WHEAT,
OlTs, and MEAT, as an antidote for
a,rvation, and a little CHANGE mixed
9Th them, to enable US TO buy clothes for
opr children.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11

POINTED RESOLUTION. The following
resolution was adopted at a meeting held
in Wabash county, Ill. ..
Resoloed, That although the Democrats
we're strangers TO the covenant made with
Abraham at Chicago, yet they are made
partakers of the blessings conferred upon
the country under that covenant.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11
TIE FINAL BLOW TO BE STRUCK

The special Washington correspondent
The New York TfiGuae-undersiood to
e Mr. Greedy himsslf--sends the follow
ing dispatch, under date of the 5th inst:
no intelligent man could have gone
out Of the Senate Chamber this morning
gilhOut the conviction that the icons
nipt Fathers" had SILENTLY PRO
yOUNCED THE DOOM OF SLAVERY
On THIS CONTINENT. AN ACT OF
ONGRESS WILL UNQUESTiONABLY
STRIKE THE SHACKLES OFF THE
lFRICANS IN EVERY STATE OF TIL K
.rSlON BEFORE THE NEXT ANNI-
yERSARY OF WASHlNGTON'S BIRTH
DAY."
Our people can now prepare for the
lgpy contamination of the thirty years
A5or of the Abo!i,iorists. Our farmers
an hire chose freed darkies for their feed,
ndlaboring men can turn their talents TO
cher pursuits. There is evidently =
pOd time coming"
But then, Mr.. Greedy has often been
a,taken, and may luckily be mistaken in
dis instance. Besides this, Congress may
l8 such a law and still the deyilish work
cot be eonsumnated, but arrested by a
N.o from the President chosen by the
Btes of these bold bad men. So there is
aasmall glimmer Of hope for the couu.
M.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11
AGRICULTURAL MEETING

"a A meeting of tine ClearGeld County Agrcul.
tural Society will be held at the Court House in
Clearfeld on Tuesday, the l4th day of january
next, Mt o'clock p. NJ.
1t is desirable that full attendance be had las
the election Of officers for the ensuing year will
then be held. ELLIS IRWIN,
dec ith- -'6l-tc, President.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11

CHEATING THE COUNTRY. The frauds
practised on the Government by contrac.
tors and dealers are go enormous as 10
sicken aad contound the honest mind OF
.he couLtry.
We see by extracts from southern pa,
pers that the same game is played there
and the papers express profound disgust
at the contractors who are making pro-
digious fortunes by cheating the govern.
ment. 1t is not 80 be wondered at that
the "Confcderates" should be robbed, for
did .hey not begin their operations by
stealing .he arms, the arsenals. the mints,
the money, the forts ard the soil of the
United States?
But when we read the revelations Of the
Fremont administration in Missouri, and
the charges that are made agains. men in
our own vicinity, wien we Lear Of the
stupendous expenditures that are called
for and the vast fortunes that are said to
be made by contractors in this aud other
parts OF the country, we are fairly DISCUS
ted with this form (at leastl OF human ma.
ture, and we ask ours Ives if there is not
patriotism enough in the land TO supply
the army with food and clothing without
extortion and fraud. All wars and all
doubtless develop practices sim.
liar to those that now disgrace ard dis
h sarten our bleeding country, but we
doubt very much whether the history of
sGy former period, in any part of the
world, will furnish chapters of imposition
more flagraut than those which have al
ready been published in the progress Of
our six months war. .--New York Observer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11
IN pUIDERs-PRoPOsALs WILL BE

received by the School Directors OF Penn
Svuship, until Saturday the 4ih day ofJanuary
is6., for building SCHOOL HOUSE Mt or near
n.,lsy's Gross Roads--Contractors TO find all
a,,,rials. Plan and specifications may be seen
w s, Porter's, up to that time.
D.ell.ls6l- -tf W. S. PORTER. Sec
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-12-11
DECIsTER's NOTICE. Notice, is

ID EGISTER'S NOTICE. Notice, is here
IL by given that the following accounts have
been examined and passed by me, and remain
filed Of record in this Office for the inspection Of
hers, legatoes, Crcdtors,and all others in any
other way interested, and will be presented to
the next Orphans Court of ClearGcld county, TO
be held at ttc Court House, ia the borough Of
Clearheld, commencing on the "a Monday Of
Jan y 1862, for confirmation and allowance
The account of John Mckee aud Joseph Mckee
Executors of the last will and Testament of
Thomas Mckee of Burnside Township Ciear-
field county deceased.
The account Of George Erhard and Lewis Erhard
Administrators Of all and singular, the goods
and chattels, rights and credit, which w5re of
Christian Erhard late Of the Township Of Knox
in the County Of Clearfeld licensed
JAMES WRIGLEY,
Dec. u, 1861 Register.