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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

covRT.-Court commenced at tie Tow,
u all On Monday, at two o'clock. Hon
b. Bonsall and VIM. l.. Moore on tb,
Bench. Constables' returns were received
and the Constables elected for the ensuing
year appeared and were qualified. Hi,
Honor Judge Linn appeared on Tuesday
when Licenses were granted to the fol.
lowing named persons for the ensuing
year. .H~
r- TAVERN LICENSES. ar
Henry Goodlandor, Brady township.
r, w. Moore, Brady tp,
Eli Fly, Brady tp.
]. Haincs, Bocoaria tp.
Henry Waple, Boggs tip.
Edward Albert Boggs tp.
George d. Lanich, Clearfcld borough.
David johnson, Clenrfeld borough.
Dan. NJ. Weaver, Curwonsvile borough.
BENZ. Bloom, Curwensville borough.
VIM. a. Mason, Curwersvile borough.
VIM. W, Worrell, Cbes.tp.
John selfrige, Goshen tp.
John Jordan, Gulieh tp.
W. Woodward, Huston tp.
VIM. W. Anderson, Penn tp.
Jacob Mauck, Morris tip.
Benz. Snyder, COvington tip.
Lawrence Flood. Covington tp.
VIM. L. Mcrrel Morris tp.
Ghorge Albert, Bradford tp.
VIM. Reed, Luthersburg.
Leopold Bronel, Covington township.
Isaac Ricketts,, Beccaria township.
Nicholas Vcrbeck, Covington tp,
John Radcbaugh, Decatur township.
Daniel Bible, Decatur township.
George W. shof, Bcccaria township.
Adam Knarr, Brady township.
1saac Bloom, Curwensville.
MERCANTILE LICENSES.
R. Mossop, 0learfold borough.
John Robson. Boccaria township.
Court will adjourn to-day.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

ardwae Of every kind, kp. cs md ,s,h
IL spoons, Locks, Files, Nails, Cow 10
&C md EhId rw trd Mil saEtt
r W AZ CO'r
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

4 Large stock of Men Boy clo,ling, iust
"a received at = w 4 hOS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20
DRY GOODS sSNOTlONs

A Large snd splendid stock Of Dress ,rir,
IN ninss, Belts, Head Dresses, Not:f, Planes
&c, az L. W, G cos,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20
VII e PEOPLES CooK Door

In al Al ". 0 D GRN COOKERY.
Car" ,nIIr ' pi branches By Miss Eur, Acrox
"o'lSod by Mrs, S, J. HALE,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

sGy-A new Post Office called Madeira
has been established at Alexander's Ford
ing, OH Clearfield creek, and Charles J
Pusey has been appointed Post Master
Mails on Mondays and Fridays. The Of
fee is supplied from Smiths Mills.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

oOBA HOTEL, GAINESVILLE, pa
an n far aoDyo % Hotel, having recently been p,,oi
for tbo oooag "Uuse OF entertainment, is now onen
T,I al ji',,LLG;lhodation Of the public. Troyeicrs
Nay 10 1855, nm -o,n
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

We understand that the citizens oil
Luthersburg have organized company OF
ten men, who have procured an oil claim
near Tidioute; now considered the best oil
region in the country,
This is the second company ORGANIZED
in that village who are now engaged IN
boring themselves through this oily king
dom. The company organized last fall
are now working claim on the Allegheny
river, about twenty miles below Tidioute
and have excellent prospects OF success
Their veil is now $50 feet deep.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

Total, 5000 55 S2,956 "a
The current expenses of the county last
year were Sl0,S27 70, while the agg, egate
amount of tax assessed was but $8,54l 80,
leaving deficiency of 1926 81 on the
lst of January last. This being the state
Of the county finances, the Comm issioners
were compelled to raise the county rates
from six mills to eight for the present
year, in order to meet the deficiency O.:
last year. If the current expenses of the
county for the present year do not exceed
the amount of last year, land to meet the
deficiency that has already occurred. it
will take sl3. OF to meet the demands
against the Treasury The present year.
urreaders will observe that the amount
assessed on seated property is 5000 So +;
and the most that can be realized from the
unseated lands, will not exceed IS 400; !;
which sill make the whole amounted tax
assessed for 1861 about sl2,4l0 55 while
The expenses, if they remsin the same as
last year, will be Si3, ia 07-which will
leave a deficiency for the present year of
&T03 50. In our estimates for the last and
present year, there is not one dollar ap'
Piled towards the completion Of the new
Court House. It is hoped, however, that
tho current expenses OF the county for the
present year will not be 30 high as iaat
year.
BoRoUGu FisAHcEs. The settlement
made by the Auditors, on the l4th instant,
c-l L
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20
/ o IL N DELL,
UPHoLSTER AND CARRIAGE ~pII-
.-.. MER,

located al Il. II. %aw's Sf,Rs, one mile Eag,
Of C2edyfsI boro,.7h,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

Be5~rhe ra.i-splitter's axe has already
! cen felt in Clearfeld. On Thursday
evening last, it was ascertained that the
head OF friend Charly Watson, our P. NJ.
had quietly dropped into the Republican
basket. 1t must have taken two strokes
OF the polished steel Of Uncle Abe
to decapitate him, but the work has been
done, and we suppose well done. N. A
Frank. Esq. is his successor,
Mr.. Frank will no doubt make an
excellent Postmaste, and we arc rather
pleased at his appointment. 1t another
evidence that the present Administration
prefers new converts 10 the old, defunct,
and consistent members of their party,
II we could muster up brass enough,
we would turn too, as we would undoubt-
edly get an office from the present ad,
miplstration. LOCO Focos a. premium.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20
SIP 22 S7l2 %

Jusrrcrs. following named person
wele elected Justices Of the Peace in tn
several boroughs and townships OF Clear
field county, at the late spring elections
Beccaria-S X. Hegarty.
Burnsde-S. G. Patchen.
Covington--John j. Pickard.
Fox-Benjamin Sparks.
Ferguson Michael Witherite.
Ciirard-Amos Krise.
Gulich-David G.. Canoe. 81 n.
Karthaus- Edward McGaryey.
Knox-George Erhard.
Lawrence Richard Shaw, jr.
Penn Summerfield illegal.
Pike. b. Caldwell.
Northumberland Henderson.
Lumber City--isaao Lemon.
Curwensville-Jos osiah Evans.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

r aides dre.s 500 la, ofpntterns and textures -
please all, VIII be fonsd at the corner storee'
Curwinsyilic, May l6. 1850. L. A. IRWIN
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

nEa-A letter from James NJ. Leonard
of Clearfield county. received by VIM. P
l. Painter, Esq, states that from the de-
scription Of the body found floating in the
river at this place several weeks sir ce,
and Inferred in the Muncy Cemetry, there
is no doubt but that it was the body of a
Iuut naueu ,resrvy .o'->-,
drowned at the Rolling Stone, on the 18th
of Desember last. He left wife and one
child. -N,mcy Lumula,y, .
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

BoRouGu finances The settlement
made by the Auditors, on the l4th instant,
shows tho financial condition Of Clearteld
borough to be as follows;
Balance against borough for 1859, SS22 24s
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oRSg AND HIS DISEAsE3

WIN Tell You OF the causes, symptoms. m
Treatment of Worms, Bots, Collie
Srangulation, Stony Concretions
Krptures, Palsy, Diarrhea, Jaundce
no,atirrhoea, Bloody Urine. stones
In the Kidneys and Bladder Inrama.
uon, and other diseases of tho Stom.
och, Bowels, LivOr and Urinary Or.
gans, -
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THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES

W." A'' lou lou OF the causes, symptoms, and
treatment Of Bene, Blood and Bog,
SPAWN, Fing-Bore, Sweenie, Strains,
Broken Knees, Wind Gals, Founder,
Soie Brusc and Gravel, Cracked Hoo,
scratches. Canker, Thrush, and Corns,
also. of Megrims, Vertigo, Epilepsy,
Stagsers, and other diseases of the
rect, Legs, and Hoad.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20
MOORE & ETzWlLER,

WY hole sale and Retail Merchants, Ais.
w extensive dealers in timber, saved iutud
ber and shingles. Also dealers in -four an
grnin, which will DO sold cheap for cash.
Oct. II, 1859.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
BY TELE GRAPH
From Fortress Monroe.

Fortress Monroe, Nov. l6.--The steamer San
Jacinto sailed hence to-day for New York with
Aessrs. siideli and Mason on board g..
A flag OF truce went to Norfolk to-day, but
brings down no newspapers nor any intelli.
genoe Of any kind.
The gunboats Cambridge, Mount Vernon and
lockwood have gone up to Newport News to.
night: The rebels have assemble d In consider.
able force At Great Bethel, and an attack upan
Newport News is thought to no by no means
improbable. The gunboat Young Rover has
b, en- sent to York river. : :
Inc steamer Cambridge has Just arrived from
ns shs @s river but brings no news
quantity or stores, including nearly the entire
supply Of oil in the city. .,r-,l
me steamer 8. r. Spaulding leaves for Hat.
teras Inlet tonight, having in tow two schoon-
ers laden with framed houses for the troops,
and other stores. g,,. ...,.g..-
The steamer Belviders will also leave. for
Port Royal TO night. ..l 49, -'. ~ ., - J
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ABEL AIDE. rt
The steamer Adelaide, Of the Bay Line,
reached here on Saturday morning about )
O'Clock, having been detained iu the bay by
the strong northwest wind which set in during
the night. On Friday afternoon the steamer
William selden came down from Norfolk with
over one hundred refugees, nearly all of whom
would proceed North. Their principal reason
FOR leaving Virginia is owing to the enormous
| cost Of provisions. We are assured BY re.
spectacle and intelligent men that the retail
rates we're enormous. An ordinary quality OF
bacon could not Do obtained for less than IS
cents per lb.; butter SO to 60 cents; coffee
but very little in the place, and held hrm AT
20 cents per ID; eggs 81 cents per dozen; ap.
pies Sl.bO per peck, and scarce at that; Irish
potatoes 7s cents per peck sweet potatoes,
plenty, and selling NJ rs cents per peck; lard
80 cents per h.; cheese 20 to 20 cents; salt for
table use was exceedingly scarce, and one
house on Main street held II ut Sl2 per sack.
All the wholesale shoe houses Of Norfolk had
nearly sold out all their stock, and did not eY
pect to replenish soon. Coarse army brogans
commanded $3.50 per pair, and gentlemen 8
wear WAS very scarce.
Fortress Monroe, November l7.-Thers has
been no Gag Of truce to-day, and no intelligence
whatever from the South has been received.
Spanish barque, taken of Charleston BY the
Altama, has arrived In charge Of prize crew,
and will sail tonight for New York. She has
no cargo, and will probably be released.
Our naval force vt Newport News has been
increased in order to check COME derate ex-
pedition ntttng out In James river, Of which
three formidable ire boats are said to form a
part.
General Phelps's command are building com
Portable huts for winter quarters, and Newport
News will in fews days present the appear
ance of large frontier village.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
From Mexico.

Philadelphia, November Is The steamer
Cosmopolitan has arrived with Havana dates tC
the 18th.
The Spanish feet for Mexico was only await
ing the arrival Of vessels, past due from Spain
The Mexican news is not favorable to the
Juarez Government.
The disaffection Of General Ortega, who re-
tired to the State of Zaoateoas, tells against the
Government.
General MarqueL, with four thousand troops
though once defeated, was approaching the
Valley of Mexico. 1t ia supposed, however
that he will be again beaten.
The constitutional guarantee, suspended by
Congress, has been restored BY the edicts Of
JuareZ.
The report that Mexico has acceded to the
demand of England and France is not believed
at the capital.
Cuernavaca, twenty four miles from the cap
ital, was In the hands of the rebels.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
From st. louis.

81. Louis. November Is, 186l.-General Hun.
ter and staff arrived here tonight.
Sedalia and Rolla will be strongly garrisoned
and sufficient provisions, stores, and munitions
be sent to each point for an army of Is ,OOO
men, should necessity, at any time, require the
presence Of such force.
The bulk Of the army will come to st. Louis
and be In readiness for movements In Kentucky
southeast Missouri, or down the Mississippi
river.
Springfield, No, ~. is, ls8l.-since the
departure of the u s.ons of Generals Hunter
Pope, and Sturgis, vn Saturday last from War
saw, nothing OF interest has transpired here.
The divisions of Generals Sigel and Asbott
here. which was merely q feint to protect ou
withdrawal, and they will march for st. Louii
via Rolla in day or two.
Springfield will be entirely evacuated, and ,
large number Of Union men Of the city ant
surrounding country have left, and will con
tinue to leave with the army, not willing I,
risk their lives in the hands Of the rebels.
General Sterling Price is beginning to move
with his army, numbering 1900 men and q
pieces OF artillery. On Saturday morning he
was marching towards Pineville, Mcdonald
county, In the extreme southwestern corner o
the State.
Ben. McCulloch broke up his camp on Friday
night, and the next day was marohing toward
Berryville, Carroll county, Arkansas.
o.mS ssss R s 81 ae rsGs
into winter quarters at Cross Hollow, Washing
ton county, Arkansas.
THE RETREAT OF GENERALS PRICE AND N'CUL
LoCH.
81. Louis, November l6.-The armies of Price
and McCulloch have retreated into Arkansas
and 1t is understood they have gone to For
Smith, where supplies have been collected ant
winter quarters are being built. Before leavin.
Missouri, they fired all the hay stacks, corr
cribs, &C., In their vicinity, to prevent oul
forces obtaining forage in case we pursued
them.
The previous reports regarding the prospec
Of an immediate battle on the I'd instant Origi
mated from large foraging party Of rebels OF
Wilson's Greek being mistaken for tho advance
guard of the enemy.
Gen. Hunter has sent letter to Gen. Pric,
by flag of truce, repudiating the treaty be
tween him and Gen. Fremont, entered into No
vsmber lst, and has addressed letter to Ad
jutant General Thomas, setting forth his reason
therefor.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
From Kentucky.

Cincinnati, November l6.-On Wednesday
afternoon Brigader General Thomas ordered
General Sheaf to fall back, by forced marches,
from Camp Calvert, near London, KY, TO Dan
vile, where the Union forces will concentrate
to oppose General Sidney A. Johnston, who IL
reported to be advancing an | threatening Gin.
c'nnati, Louisville, or Lexington, with 10000
men.
The Fourteenth, Seventeenth, and Thirty.
eighth Ohio and Thirty.third Indiana regiments
Immediately took up the march, but majority
Of the Tennessee brigade refused to turn their
faces backward, and 1t was deemed expedient
to order them, with the Third Kentucky regi
ment, to return to their old camp.
Zollicoffer has united his forces with those
Of Johnston, leaving only = few hundred men
at Cumberland Gap. The ford is entirely de-
serted.
Our troops were at Grab Orchard Springs on
Saturday morning.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19

MUM 4 CO., propristors Of the scientific
american, and agents for procuring American and
Foreign eArmrr.
Refer 70 Hon. Judge Nsson, Hon Joseph Holt,
Hon, W. D. Bishep, Commissioner Of Pstenfs
and to more than fifteen thousand inventors WHO
have had business done through Mum Co. = Pas
ent Agency. 0'.0--'
Pamphlet Of sdvioe sent free by mail .I
mail
No charge for consultation, orally or BY mail
Preliminary Examination In United States Patent
Ofhoe, s. 49,
Ofices, No 81 Park Row, New York; wsshin gtos
corner Of and Seventh streets, opposite the Pste
Omoa . ~wav l-.Sv~tS
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
To Army Omcers.
General Orders, No. 6O2.

All commissioned and non. commissioned ofieer.,
pIivstes aud civilians requested to report In per
sylvania avenue, (up stars) the Adams Elk press
Once, and procure copy Of Lloyd's Oficial Topo-
graphical Nap of Virginia Price, In sheet, 81; In
book form, with linen back, s.
All Of Lloyd's War Msps, Wholesale and retail at
publishers's prices
Agents wanted JAS. WALLACE,
nov ls-lWs Sole Agent.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
DIES !. PlEsiI PIEsili
- per hundred % per hundred % per hundrsd

suTtERs, ATTENTION.
The attention Of Suffers and dealers generally
respectfully invited to the large assortment Of
Pies, Cake, bread. Rslls, B1iscuit, &c.,
kept constantly on hand sad baked every day BY
the underdgned.
Suffers can rely on getting good Pie at the low
fresh from the oven.
PEACH PIE APPLE PIE DRIED APPLE
PIE CRANBERRY PEI PLUM PET
CURRANT PIE PUMPKIN PET
The subscriber would respectfully call the att$n
ton Of the public to his assortment and while thaSl
ing them for the patronage already bestowed solic
theft orders, which will 6e premphy filed.
GEORGE SEITE,
No 36l New York avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh strsels.
stalls 266 and 267 Centre Ma ket, and l01 Northe
Liberties Market oct i9-lm
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
AhAnsa Lin 4 upp . psU

Mr.. John Allen, OF Woonsocket, r. /, Is about
of Aliens newly discovered, infaihble, oil com
pound liniment. This remedy was very exten.
sively used in the First Rhode Island regiment
while encampsd at Camp Sprague, and in Other
regiments in and around Washington, and II
has met with great success. This lniment Ia
used in the East and West, and never fails tC
give relief in all cases for which II 10 intended.
We predict II heavy sale, when the agency ID
established here, which will be in very few
days,
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
The Cry 10, sttli they Como I

And all We can hear Is, Wsr war war /"
But, for my part. am tired Of the old story Of war
But oh Mr. Brown hsys {1g s heard "a The vsty
street, has Just received . new stock Of FALL
CLOTHING Of every description, and he sders to
sell them at such low prices They say he has q
knsok OF selling his goods at lower rates than the
other stores. How he does It, do not know. But,
for my part, can assure you, nrs Brown, that he
markabiy lew prices. I advise oil to call at
SMITHS, No $50 Seventh street, opposite Post
Once and look at his New Stock, and they will be
convinced that what Mrs Jones said, bso,
aug a0-8m
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
MARRIED..

On Tuesday, November 18th, 1861, at the resi-.
dence Of her stepfathsr, Gen. D. G. Buell., Us
Army, Miss EMMA, daughter OF the late Gen:
r. B. Mason, U. s Army, first Governor OF
ond Rhode Island regiment and Capt. Fourth U
s. Cavalry.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
Serious Charge.

Patrick Doran was arrested on Sunday,
charged with stealing $50 from Michael hur.
ply. He was taken before Justice Dom, who,
after a full examination of the case, became
convinced that he was not the offender, and he
was accordingly dismissed. Michael Murphy
was then arrested on the charge Of assisting
soldiers to escape by exchanging clothes with
them. After y partial examination of the case
he was held for y further hearing.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
g H. LEW
~ DOntAl.
OFFICE No 248 PENNsYL,.
Betoeen ToclfA AVID TAirtaenh Sire.
WARRINGTON CITY,

Respectfully tenders his professional services to
Philadelphia ne feeis soif My To- ala.
Shsage MS duty 10 every osss which be presented
ment, patented BY Du. A. n. 1 j. L. Asay, OF Phil.
adephis for fastening afAeiAl teeth to gold silver
Or patina plates, which preo.u .udes the possibility OF
sanva or foreign mater AIS seoreting between them,
at the came tine rendering the operation more Ann
natural, and Of m.re utility TO the patient dspeDs
ing soldsrng which % often causes the
Of plates and consequently IN imperfect adaptation
He T would re.p.etsslly invit. the public TO nj, .,s
to examine this improvement. Todo % s to be oOu
viaced of s superiority all methods heretofors
used. 0If - = -
The dental profession u slss invited to call and
examine Its merits snd utility.
Also, dyntsts can Be furnished with teeth of all
kinds ~ less price than they csn be bought else.
Wnere ...r ... H. .a.-.. nov S-1m
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
Whitshurst. No. 4a4 Penn. Ax.nuc.

Is selling original cdrtes de visite photographs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and is con-
sidered the best in existence. See our photo
grabs In oil and water colors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
Is called to our full length lettertypes, for send.
ing by mail. nov l1-lms
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
Herrn an n .

This extraordinary magician gave his first
entertainment in this city at the Theatre, last
evening. The house was crowded to repletion
by large and fashionable audience. Mr.. Herr.
man In his performances fully realized all the
wonderful things that have been said about
him, and left the impression upon the minds OF
his audience that they had seen " Old Nck'
himself. The ring trick, and the rolling Of two
rabbits into one, were, without exception, the
most marvellous fsats of legerdenain we ever
witnessed. He certainly has no rival in the
Art Diablique In this country. He repeats his
performance this evening, aud all lovers Of the
marvellous should 60 10 see him. Secure your
seats In advance,
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
nov lb-8t
rTOL ZEN HORSE AND BUGG

Department, on Saturday evening, at about !
O'Clock, Dark sorrel Bobtail HOkSG, and = Boz
BUGGY, with = CHASE Top, nearly new The
hands high, aud knees little sprung, The Harns >
is pretty we'll worn, had plated top saddle, and
new hand pieces TO the reins
Whoever will return said Horse and Buggy TO
Miller Stables corner SIKH and streets, " ash
ington City shall be suitably rewarded.
nov ls-8ts GEO. MARSTON.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
The Canterbury.

Another crowded house last night. Lots Of
fun and amusement. Change Of programme
nightly. We advise all who, In these hard
times, are fortunate enough to be possessed Of
a quarter, to invest It at the Canterbury.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
Circuit Court,

Tho Avenue House case was up before this
court again yesterday. The day was principally
occupied In the further cross.examinatsn o
Mr.. John @. Harkness by Mr.. Brent.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
HOrao LOat.

A fine saddle horse was stolen from the cor
ner Of Ninth and I streets on Sunday evening
last. reward for the recovery Of the same
Is offered In another column.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
PrOo0ntRtiOn,

Mr.. Jos. Kennedy, son Of Superintendent
Kennedy, Of the Census, who has recently re.
gently received a commission as captain In a
company of New York Lancers, was, last even
ing, the happy recipient Of a handsome and
costly sword, together with beautiful sash
testimonials of esteem, pre- sentsd by his friends.
The presentation was made at the residence OF
large and interesting gathering.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19

DOARDING.-FiRhto or Ten Gentlemen
ID eau be accommodated with BOARD aad LODG
ING, on reasonable terms Y street, between Fifth
and Sixth, No. 400. Dec lb'
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
Judge Merrick.

The guards were withdrawn from in front OF
the residence Of Judge Merriok, Of the circuit
court, on Friday last, and yesterday he re
sumed his place on the bench. It is under
stood that all further proceedings in this case
have been dropped.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
CoMFoRTs, COMFORTS, COMFORTS

The subscribers hive In store 1000 Single and
Double Bed Comforts, at low figures
nov lS-dlw JAS. Q. MCGUIRE co
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
COpyist.

gentleman perfectly qualified, is desirous
Of obtaining employment as eopyisl or clerk.
See our advertising columns.
The national Republican., 1861-11-19
lXy AsHINaToN SKIRT FACTORY.

wANTRD-60 females to learn to make skirts
person can, In short time, make, per week, iron
70 y Inaai,s for particulars. at 4oI Seventh y
betwesh q aAA II nov MI