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From Washington.
rlrE CASE OF GENERAL GRAHAM.

IiiE CASE OF GENERAL GRAHAM.
iGdd,ingop, O1. l0-Gcn irL Gr,htm to.
day, in Gccmdince with the requirement uC
Judge MerTIck, produced 20 the Court Jeremiah
Lynn, the minor volunteer, whom that oil er
hal detained, after his release had been ordered
ON a writ Of hdJ,dS c0puS. The lad hal yolun-
teercd contrary to the consent OF hi, parents.
llo was now surrendered TO their custody. Ac.
cordingly, there were NJ further p'oco,ding,
~ the attachment for con'emp. ~ Court aga ist
Gent Grsham, AID no wa, discharged.
THE REPORTED SURRENDER
The late report Of a surrender Of tina Home
Guards in Missouri is drniei a. tho War Do.
plrmcni on tho authority Of a Dispatch from
that state.
ANOTHER ADVANCE.
Gen. Mccall. di, sion left Tenlilytown dur
Ing last night crossed the To.onac, and today
occupied Langley, five miles from tho Chain
Bridge. Both hi. ard Gen. Smiths hca iqusr-
ters art at Langley.
The lat'ers division occupies the petition /,
took ye'terluy-his pckets, however have
leen advanced further into Virginia.
There a no indications Of tho presence Of tho
,nomy, excepting cavalry pickotS, and military
officers incline TO the opinion that there are n,
rebels in considcrabl force on the whole line O
our grand army, or within six miles Of its entir
front.
Col. Pc N,llicrs, instructor Of CD. En,wo:tl
who was taken prisoner in Western Virgins
and recently made hi- escape from Rchmon,
was YESTERDAY maze Bisalier q neral. II
| will lH assigned a command under General r.
| scUCIaIs,
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Total, SGl3,3i6 81
The amount Ct warrants drawn during the
same period was 1881 ,s6l .02.
The Beard adjourned to Monday afternoon
naXt
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FIFrH AyESrr IoTEL H.RTY,-Thc Fifth
Avenue Hotel or,ra zrion, held a secret session
last evening, ard effected nothing. They al
journcd until Tuesday eysSlng next.
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Two LIVING WHALES, AT JONES
Il WOODS, RAsa River and 6osh q. AdmfaoA
% Us. 0hiidree updsr Ten, 10 stA, 90 rns
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SEIZE d for Running the blockade

The bari Texan Star, which arrived a,
B ston, October 3, from Liverpool, with cargo
of coal, wss seized on Tuesdly by u 5 Ma shal
Keyes' for having run the blockade established
Nv our government over the southern ports.
The bark is fine vessel Of 600 tons, and wd'
owned by Mr.. Charles w Adams, o. Boston,
and by parties In Galveston, Texas She sailed
from Boston some months since-Mr. Adams
tho owner, being on bJard-with large cargo
Of powder on board for G Lveston, aud arriving
safely at that port the powder was disposed OF
at a cash profit Of $4,000. Here she was
chartered TO take cargo Of cotton to Liverpool
and on account of the danger to be incurred IN
running the block ade, the owners demanded ana
resolved ~ cents p,r pounl for freight This
venture was sLsO successful, and the bark ar.
rived a. Liverpool in due course Of time, and
her cargo yielded handsome profit.
A UnoE PAPER has been started in Alexan.
dria. IL Is not likely 10 receive very liberal
support from the citizens Of that town.
TIE BAHK or WAsHNGToN, which refuses
u take treasury notes has not redeemed It's
own notes since last fAll. This dis'oya lnst-
tutioa win be closed by Congress nsxt Winter
Pnon THE BEsT information Fremont will be
able u Concentrate at Sedaha NOT less hAn
thirty -Hve thousand men, together with = nun
drsd pieces of artillery.
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NOMINATION. VoR AssENnLY.-Ata meeting
Of the Independent MON Club Of the Fourth
and Sixth WARDS, held last evening at their
rooms No, II Centre str'et, Mr.. Dennis r.
Sullivan was unanimously nominated as can
dda'e for Assembly. The Club will hold
special meeting on Tuesday evening next, for
the purpose Of masking out general ticket.
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CoIu bian unIr Dye

PRICE TWENTY 1--WE CYsTB PER BOX.
Warranted TO be equal, # not better, than my LIAR
Dye nov in use
Manufactured and ~ s,ls at 10 SOUTH sH0-
OND ST, WILLIAMSON HGu. L. |. F,r s,ls ly
DruRg sta generally. oCN 2tac' 90
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Further News. zee Thl-d Page.
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GENERAL NOTICES,

A Cheap and Reliable Hair Dyc:!!
BuEgr 4 co.'s
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
A LIVING HOME

TOR SICK OR WELL, whether connected with til
Il Army Of our common country dtherw,e. Thi
Institution being private enterprise receiving patron
age nom public source It cannot be expected Ia open
lis doors entirely free any Of the unfortunate in our
community hut parsons WIN have enlisted In tile service
of their ,ouury Tor their nr- Will receive all cces-
saty attendance aud
NURSIN FREE,
charges being made except for board Ifnoee-
sary, eAc accommodate fifty persons without very much
Interfering with my regular business. The department
for LunacsAnd ncbriates, has been we'll paonized and
very successful, and having the services OF an
experienced assistant ir0m Of the Pennsylvania lnstf-
Institution.
ap50'tf }. a. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02

AMPS altered to burn Coal or Kerosene Uis, at No
IL Ill Market street. Call and examine.
sept IS. J. c. PGoKELs.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
H. R. Bringhurst's Bulletin,

Wholesale and Retda Druggist (3l7) Fourth and
MARKET street,
CEplIALIC PILLS tSpaudinssl for Head Ache at H.
II. Brinshursts 81 Market street
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TkoCuEs one Of the best
articles for diseases Of the throat &c. at II H. Brinshurfts
Drug Store.
TOWNSHIPS sARsApARILLA, fresh stock inst re-.
oeiyed and for sale by II. K. Bringhurs Apohecafy
WlsHAkIs Pine Tree Tar Cordial, The celebrated
cough preparation to he had at H. Il. Bringhurst Drug
Store. 80
spARFORDs OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to le
had by calling at n. Il. Bringhursts Drug Store.
Mrs., WILSON'S SOOTHING SYRUP now IN great
demand for children teethng at H. X. Bringhur,ts
fLAsks tor spurtsmenI have fna assortment Of VII.
rous sizes from y pint to pint have just imported
them and they the finest quality Of Dix0n's Ellsk-
H. r. Briughurst, ST Market street.
BRANDY aud WlllSkEi selected pure and of hue
quality for medical purposes. by II r. Bringhurst.
FLAGG's RELIEF for tue immediate relief Of paim at
H. K phnghursts
JAYNES Expoctorant and sanative FILLS for sale by
the agent, II, Il lirlnghurst.
COLD CREAM FIR ehapped hands or lus f. sale In
any quantity, by H. r. Bringhurst.
FINE SALAD OIL, superior article at H. II. Bring
bursts
H0sTEITERs mTrERs they give general satisfaction
and in great "yoguen H. Il. Brnghurst
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
Garden and Agrioultural Seeds

WE would call the attention OF Gadcncis and others
w to large selected stock fresh Seeds consisting
Of Garden, Flour and Agricultural Seeds cultivated by
the celebrated Seeds men, b. Landreth Son. Those
want Of good aud reliable Seeds, find them at
q. CHANDLER & SON,
mar Gil Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
CHINA AND GLASS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New Boot and Shoe Store

JOHN MARTEN,
ell WOULD inform Lis friends and the ct
ezS - zens generally that he has opened a BOOT
aud sllOE SfOkn, No. 4lO WALNUT street
~ one door peluw fth street. Wilmington,
Delaware where he intends keeping constantly on hand
good assortment of home made work such as Genlle-
mems line and coarse Boots and Saoes Ladies' CATERS
q The best lualiiy also good assortment Of Chidrens
Shoes Of all sizes, lie will make order At the shortest
notice all kinds of customer work His stock Of Leather
&c. has been selected from OF the largest houses in
the city. Ills ourncymen are gnod and practical ork-
men and he feels confident lao will be- able give entire
sAiisiaelign TO- az who may i've him call
Hs'kkFAlRiNG done with neAtnoss and dispatch,
sep 81 JOHN MARrEN
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Canveyancers, Notaries Public,
Zeal Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

No. HI Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DGHuS, BONDS, MoRTGAoEs, &c, &C., promptly aud
rRoMssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
eleon III this city at the Brokers boards in Phlla-
iqlil New York, other cities by means Of CORES
pounding brokers who all firms OF Ugh standing.
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS charged Stocks
rurelaWd abroad the regular brokers commission
OF enc quarter per cont being divided between ourselves
Hnsi uut agents.
pEAFIs.--We draw on Philadelphia, New York or Bos.
ton aud procure drafts other American cities at the
lowest rates of exchange.
FOREluN DdAFrs.-We draw Great Britain, Ire.
aud Urrmany aud every other country in Europe,
houses Of uudoubted standing, in sums to suit
customers.
EXCllANGE-Fo Foreign or Dnmestic-bought and sold
at tho NEST favorable rates allowed by the market.
premium will almost always be allowed for Cheeks on Now
York
REAL EsTATE.-we attend to tho purchase and sale
Of Heal Estate In town country and respectfully invite
purchasers sellers To give call We rent houses
and when desired by our customers attend to the colet
tipn Of their rents.
COhLEUTIONS-Our correspondence enables us to
reach any prominent point in America in any foreign
country through the most reliable channels, our cii-
ties for making collections therefore complete and
consequently awaiting themselves Of them may be
ouidrut that their business will be faithfully and
stomptly attended to. cur charges low rs are
n ado by any reliable parties.
Ia every where employed ain Is to do
he best for the interest Of Customers and solicit
he patronage of friends and the public generally.
jan JOHN MoLbAR 4 SON
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
Nursing rREE.
STOVES, &c.
STOVES! sTOVEs!! sTovEs!I

O1ON AO O1ON EOtl D1OV EDtts
4 THE subscriber bess saye to call the attention ct
& the public to his large aud excellent stock vi COOK
tEsx4 ING AND rAlsLoh STOVES, comprising some .
CT the best patterns in the market.
He has also Oh hand large assortment Of Plain and JA
paurd 1nwae, Tea Walters, Looking Glasse Knives aud
Forks Table and Tea Spoons Preserving Kettles, Plain
rnnei aud Emerald Hollow Ware Glass and britannia Me
al Lamps Scales Weights aud Measures Guns, Shot Bags
kc, Sc., dc,
The subscriber will sell al articles in his line Of business
IS low as they can be bought Tor elsewhere.
ROOFING AND SCOUTING, aud all kinds OF Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware made to order, short notice and on
reasonable terms.
ES@OLD STOVES bought sold and exchanged
The subscriber hopes by strict attention business and
endeayorng 70 give satisfaction, to receive share Of pub
lie patronage. HENRY 4. PICKLES,
No, East 9TH st.. between Market aud King,
ia next door to the Old Auction ltuol.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-02
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
IS The Mutual Live Stock Hnsur-
anCe Company of the State
of ulelnVYArp.1

now fully organized and prepared to receive appca.
i lions to Insure all kinda VI Live Stock, such as
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE SHEEP sc
II requires elaborate argument convince An intel.
lgsut community Of the Importance and proptiety n Live
Stock Insurance. II will, 1t judged be sufficient simply
to call their attention ~ the subject.
II the CAREFUL calculating business man considers IL
prudeut 70 have his houses and merchandise insured
why not his horse aud aso2 Surely the latter as an
item uf property Is as important lin proportion to the
valued rs the ioriner
Indemnity from loss by fire only, on Stock aud Iore
has long been appreciated; hut this Is tile first Company
organised In the state Or tile purpose Of nsuring against
abe combined risks of me water, accident aud disease
lnd the first company far as informed any where
organized on the mutual principle; but II this pfincpl,
has hHau successfully and economically applied other
characters VI Insurance, Is we'll understood in the
neighborihg countless IL is not why it may not BE- a.
Piled with equal profit 10 this class
Tie MINES of the CorporatCrs and Board Of Directors
1t y rate furnish guarantee that abuse the prn.
cpe will De suffered and shat the utmost care airnes
security aud economy will BIO consulted in It's manage
lnent
Copies Of the Of incorporation aud by Laws of the
Company are ready Tor delivery at the Office Of the
tary IN Wilmington, or will be forwarded by mail APP
pcHon to him, with address, aud persons dasirOus after
iue inquiry, Of iusu,ing their stock aiding the
prise, will please forward memorandum OF the probable
amount they may wish insured, whom proper agent will
BE- sent TO examine the stock and take the App In
due form. GEORGE q. LOBDELL, President
R0Bkitr MeCABE, Secretary.
Wilmington, Del, Jny ist ls59.-tf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25
TIE NEWS.

The news from Missouri is very con.
hcting. 1t is impossible to tell the real
coDdition Of affairs at Lexington. That
We first accounts were shameful exag-
er4tion, Is now certain. That there was
some fighting there is also certain, bu.
the caAualues are not believed TO have
been seVere,and at last accounts, the Gov.
eminent troops still held possession.
The Confederates were still pushing
their works towards the Potomac foot by
fool -but for what purpose was not known
The idea of an intended attack uror
Washington was not entertained.
We hear, verbally, that Col. Kelly,
oommand at Piedmont, Va, was threat,
eoed, and that application had been made
to6ov. CUstin for re-inforcements.
kothing further from the Kanawha.
kentuoky remains loyal.
TIC legislature ofMaryland was TO have
ynei on the 18th, but was prevented by
NV arrest and Imprisonment of so many
ethe secession members as 10 prevent a
qoprum.
S.-The reports from Missouri by
~ nights mail state that Lexington was
s,errendered to the rebels on FRIDAY last
ips varously estimated.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25
A CAL R D

NnrREAs, In accordance with a request from
tNh houses Of Congress, the President of th Q
nited States has appointed the last Thursday Of
! vi month las day of humiliation, prayer and
fasting, for all the people of the nation, to be
observed Gin all humility, and with all religious
~solemnity, to the end that the united prayer Of
s"the nation may ascend to the Throne Of Grace,
sand bring down plentiful blessings upon our
"country )" the undersigned, without assuming
70 dictate to any one do earnestly invite the cit
Ssens of CleurGeld and the vicinity, to unite in
keeping this day holy to God by closing their
places Of business, aud abstainiug from their us
usl Secular employments, and by engaging in
such exercises of public and private worship as
properly belong to day of national humiliation.
Feeling that calamity, awful in its nature, and
fearful in its effects. is upon US, and that 1t has
been seat by the wise, holy, and sovereign Lord
of An, and as a chastise1en for our sins; and
HAT he alone can remove this calamity, and bless
our land with a return Of peace and prosperity,
usdo most earnestly entreat you, our iollcw-cit-
{xens, among whom God has placed US as his
rinistering servants, not to fail in your duty on
1kia occasion. but, as you love your country come
~ b the Throne Of Grace, and take hold Of God
~ Christ and with humble confession Of sin, and
snrnest prayer supplicate the Divine Mercy.
10 aid in carrying out the design Of this ap-
rointment, Union Prayer Meeting will be held
jnthe Baptist Church, commencing at lOI, A. NJ,
ID also in the Presbyterian Church, common
eing at 7, P. NJ, to which all are respectfully in
vited '''
Ihe lay brethren are invited, and expected to
take an active part in the exercises of these
msetings. A. MCLEOD,
J. X. F0CHT,
J. NJ. GALLOWAY,
T. GOTwALT.
eept 81, 1881.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25
Tyrone CITY HOTEL.
10 Persons ont of Employmeat.
AGENTS WANTED.

In every County of the United States,
rENO engage in the sale Of some Of the bost and
most elegantly illustrated Works published.
Our publ ioations are Of the most interesting
character, adapted TO the wants OF tho Farmer,
Mechanic and Merchant; they are Published in
the best style and bound in the mo- substan-
tial manner, and arc worthy place in the III.
brary of every Household in the Land.
&sa-To men Of enterprise aud industrious hal,-
its, this business offers an opportunity for nret
able employment seldom to be met with,
s4a~ Persons desiring TO act as agents will "a.
ceiYe promptly by mail full particulars. terms.
dc, by addressing LEARY. GEFZ a 60. pub
o.o NO. 214 North street, Philadelphia
Oct -, lsj0-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25

Tn EWoh h..Out colcmpouy ul the
Crawford hmaru lahow undot a mistake
n stating thhl tho "tbrce of a Uovtrhs
mont resolution was was passed no "a Re-.
publican Convention m CleatRcld county.
The Resolution was Tho unanimous h-
hor undscnlmonls of The Black Rcpuhli,
yon Convention OF thc oath Congressional
District that nominated Gen. 1ohr Pat
tgu for Congress last fan ot Ridreway
flo show however that tho leaders of
that party m our county, arc opposed 20
the present "inrcc ola government we
neod only refer to the fact that their pres
ent nominee for tho legislature, j. b.
McEnally, was n member of the Commit.
tee thatreportcd the farce" resolution.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25

TnE COUNTY FAIR.-F-om present indi-
eatious the approaching Annual Fair of
Tie Clearfeld County Agricultural Society
vii be quite as complete success as that
Of last year. The address, we have just
will be delivered by Ex-Governor
BIcLrR.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25
NOTICE TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS
~ AND TEACHERS of Clearfeld

County:
Publc examination of Teachers will be held
this year as follows:
Bloom, fcrusson, Lumber City & Penn, scptom-
Der ith 4 5h, at Lumber City.
Curw cnsvillc, Knox d Pike, Sept, 9Th G 1th
at Curwcnsvllo
Clcarfed and Lawrence Sept 9th 10th, at
ClCarllcld.
Girard and Goshen Sept lth and 18th, at Co
shen Schoo-hOuse
Coyngton and Karthaus Sept. 18th & llth
near Mr.. Riders,
Bradford, Graham and Morris, Sept 10th & II
1t Grahamton.
Bosgs, Decatur and Woodward, Sept. 18th and
18th at Centre in Decatur.
Bell, Burnside, Chest and New Washington n.
Sept. 23d and 18th at New Washington.
Bcccaria, Gueich and Jordan, Sept. 26th and
2Ith at y roads in Bcccaria.
Huston and Fox, October lst, at No, |. House
in Huston,
Brady and Union, Oct 81 and Ith at Luthers.
burg. ALL AT Q o'clock AN
Curwcnsyille, 1th month, JESSIE BRoOMALL.
2ith 1861 pd. Co .Supt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25
NOTICE.-No,

1XECUTOR's NOTICE.-Noticci is here.
Eby given that Letters Testamentary, on the
estate of William Smith late Of Gov
ington tp., deed, have been granted to the un
dersigned. All persons indebted to said estate
are required 10 make immediete payment and
those having claims rgsinst the same wi m present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
MARY SMITH,
JOHN B. GoRMOMT, hAFs
Sept 3, 1861. Of.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25

Bars BCRNED.-We regret 10 learn that
the barn Of Peter Resingcr in Brady tp.,
was totally destroyed by fire on the night
Of The 18th inst. Mr.. Reslnger had all
his crop, and nearly all his farming uten-
sib destroyed. The ERE WAS undoubtedly
he rork Of an inoendiary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25

COL. WH. 6. AURRAr.-This gentleman,
VIC Is raising a regiment for the war, paid
cnr town a visit this week. The Colonel
y bcth by nature and education gentle
usn and soldier, and one who will give
7fery attention to the comfort of
hn lnen. We would advise all Clearicld
5oys who wish TO enlist to go with him,
and that sooon, as his regiment is fast FL.
';::E :;::s up. Capt. Ogden's company goin his
feginsnt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25
DRY GOODS.

Toilet and Promenade Prints Of the most fash
ionablo style and color. The now much worn
material of Colorcd Alpaca.
Now is the time to buy an extraordinary cheap
dress for next season, as we will close out our
stock Of Lawns, 0rga Bareges, Poplins,
Grape de Paris, Balrorines and all Summer goods
at fabulously low prices, to make room for our
Fall 4 Winter stock, which we will soon bo able
TO offer to our customers, and the public general
ly, at the Cash Store of
II. W. SMITH & co.
Also, limited amount Of County Orders want
ed in exchange for goods.
NEW ARRIVAL.-Wc have lust opened
~ AMI are selling very low, a largo and com
plete stock OF Boots and Shoes, viz:
Boys best Kip moot.
Mems best Calf moot.
Boys best Calf BOOT.
Childs best Kid boot.
Mems best Calf Monroes;
BOYS best Calf Monroes.
Youths best Calf Monrocs
Childs best Goat Pumps.
Childs best Welt Pumps
Childs best hutton Pumps
Cbilds best French Morocco heel.
Womans Nor. Jefferson heel,
Womans Goat Jefferson heel.
Womans Kid Slippers.
Womans Sup, Velvet bound CATERS.
Womans extra fine lasting CATERS
Womans sup. extra heavy moroccos.
IL. W. SMITH d. Co.
Hours Of busines from A NJ, to SPIN.
July 10, 1861. If.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25

Ma. BLooN-'Unole J:m, as heis gen
orally calied--it seems, is 5ound 10 be- de.
feated, j! base tfickery and lying assaplts
upon him, can do it. Pe-haps this game
may work, but then again pre- kaps il won't
Mr.. Bloom is too well known, and has
been in active life little too long 10 this
county, to be headed" by any such
mushroom tricks.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25

a OMITTED 70 TEE BAR.-John G. Hall,
ESQ, student in The Office of w. A. Wal
ice, Esq. Vas yesterday admitted to
prhetice law in she several courts of fCleaf.
fsld county.
lr. Hall passed very credita5le exam,
ipsiion, and we predict for him prosper,
ous career in his new vocation.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25

PAurHLEr LAw..-The Proth onotary in
rms US that the Pamphlet Laws for 1861
|Aye been received, and are ready for dis
fibution TO those entitled to receive
lem.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25
Defining Their Positions.

Nc having signed the call for a meet
log at CuFwensville on Tuesday, the 3rd
off fept. 1861, hereby declare that we did
1ernder mishpprehension Of its object ;
fhr. we only desire the success Of the De.
nnoersey and their principles: that we are
hhsfed with the action Of The organiza-
rn Of the Democrat party. and that
reare entirely satisfied With the platform
adcptedi in Mass Convention at Clear6eid
onfhe ID of Sept. 1861, and viii support
ZEE entire Democratic ticket. We ask
tqe publication Of this card il both pa
per- al Clarified.
hs. Bloom. Sr., Gainer I. Bloom,
$hml George, ). w. Derrick,
jackson Bonssll. RIB. BoDsall.
thristian Smith, Samuel Irwin,
red. Hanney, Levi Draueker,
y {. Taylor. J. B. Caldwell, Sr.
~ LlNBo.- McMasters. editor OF the
~ York Ffsenans Journal, has been ar
- and locked up in Fort LAFAYETTE.
%ofder OF the Administration.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25

All r.rsn, 'utr.t1 n 'hc Clouf,ll Como
\. al requested i0 assemble al tha grounds of
Anttdsy ihe 9ri % Oct ucNt prepared 10 sp,u
q dny .u ..Ud ng ur and repairing said ground
ELLIS IRWIN,
JONN HOINTON, Trustees.
T. p. HURNTHAL,