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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

GENERAL DOUBLEDAY or CotrBABASDs.--Tbe
following il BrigaderG eners Doubie0ays letter Of
instruction TO bis Command referred TO by our Wash
ington correspondent days aince, on tho treat
Dent Of contrabsnds":
HxADeuAETEEg AitITAHT DEYEssvs MONTE on THHl
PorokAC, WAsHiSGIOs, April 6. 1907
s5n directed by General Doubleday say ensuer 90
you letter Of The "a lnsen that eli nesoes couing Into ts
ines Of my Of the ioTs uuds his co1psuJ 20
90 tTest a. persona AID cLste UHder ciIcu-
Isncrs has the cornenoef o. camp the power of
suffeuoeiiDS peffous claimed fugitive a1yes-ss ths can
not be done ~iboat oee mining their character The ad.
dous article Of "sF Feceay passcd By Conpe,s positively
prohibits tbis.
The queon kas bsep s'het whehsr Il would Of b, bette
70 exclude oegroes sitogetLef fgog the lines.
be- Geusr4 Of the opinion ttat they bring ,uoh valuable
inor1ou which csnnO. 10 obts'fed from sy o-r source
They seersited wib al The roads paa ford. AID O.ha
natural lttures oi the covlry, sad they nuke excellent
guides They also t10W shi frequently have ~ srd the
Of Seoossioa ayas and etOrs aud the e1teoo Of
Rebel erganizatcna Iaey vii DC Therefore 10 excluded
sa, vo,J yespoctiuiiy, youT obedsDi serv.nt
+. Z. EALSTED, A. A. q.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

THE HowARD STREET HomcIDE. - Coroner
wildsy yesterday held an inquest on the body Of
Bendix TborseD, the 'slor who died in consequence,
OF njuries received in Howard street ON Monday
evening. The jury rendered 3 verdict charging
Brent the ex-polieemuD, with homicide. The ae'
cused was comui ted 20 await tie action Of the
GRIND JurT.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
Adycrii,smrnt
TmE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
F0R 1862.

This populsr AHsrtL Il nov ready.
PkiCE 10 cents. IL copies for rl 100 copies 90 Possge
PAID By EEyfrs,. ~ pr 100 Cash ordsf--olioiied
esn supply beet nuubcrI n tho Tribune Amsnse iot
ear, igil ls5 gS 1851 lass 1882 l snd 1901. Pc- -
s.afs EACH Vost psid Address Tas rEiBuss, Newton
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
IAIrsrtIa nIslff

fOUSG MES ABOUT 10 ENGAGE N BUSINESS,
and so Iious select pur.ut 20 which they he
oeed should fnreno scal ErAninsnen ~ ko~LEz
I NsiIs, NO. 30 broadssy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
IAIreill.rn. L

Comm. MUTT, and the BrLGI.N GIANT, with
81. the other Noy,lies AID Lr4a.c Performances s-rnoon
and sYUuiu drawing cewdrd house. bAnum Muse1n
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
IAdv,ril.r -nrnfl

THE NEw-YoRk GROCER devoted 20 the n
v produoe Picss Current Ipd general Trs5s 81 per
uuui-Nrrhy C0UT,Hr CisrT No. ~ Ailrs-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
COURT OF GENERAL eE5sIONs-APRn A-befoss


John LoukemaD, indictso under tbe statute Iol
occupying loo III. purposrs Of gaming trsd eue
ssnded the jury having failed TO ssrss sssI 'snsmeD'
Of hiee hours. ~.
JOHN Esrap indicted for forgery IN the second see 'nes
being an ssssDee Of aIy intent, the Distct Attor
ney With the oths Court rnrod noilc pIosesnl
Charles u. fl-ng indiced for bigsmy, having born MAJ
Butr his former wife being still alive. the Dist Decemoez
1861 tried aid c1nsio oil. RenaDd'd Tor sentences
Jchn Hall indicted for ropions sssu on Dr. Psttuonns
gss uied ard convicted a.ssut aud battery Rsnsndsd
Leonard FI.ige saded guilty TO 81 ssssnls end batter,
with sdsngsTo weapon. H. ms sudod
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

NAyAL.--Ihe Spanish steam frigate Isabel La
CapJna, Admiral Carlos Canino, Havana 18th inst,
arrived on Tlursday morning. She mounts 10 gons,
has crew Of go men, s side-wheel vessel, and Of
5O0-horss power. She brings large mail.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

A YAyx4y TRIcY "A letter 10 7He Hqrbhie0f
Ledrer deserbfs 8 sbfewd etHaiap I'm auccefsiuily
employed ty Capt. Gregory Of the Uui'ed Styles
brig Bolio, em .oyed 90 bi0 kadiIg duty H. tie
Gulf Of Mexico. On the oth iuat. schoOner was
discovered far away ia the dis'ancs, which, on the
Boh.o displaying the stsis aud S'rpts iried 10 c8-
cape. All rail WIS crowded on tbe Bohio
bnt without gaining Oh the strange craft
which proved % le d fast lef and beyond tho
reach OF the Bohio's guns lie BE sails eero
then vet, when q slight gain ws3 1lado. At b.-s
ne captain resorted 10 strategy, snd nggcd B.
" smoke stack BHidsiips, ana built a fire. and
toon had steam on" Ar soon a. the stranger saw
this he hove W, thinking the Bomo was steamer
and would Soon catch her On boarding her s5e wa
found 10 be the Henry Tfayers q Natsau, n L.,
vi cargo Of coffee suc soap, with vhioh she %
tended 20 run tie blockade. She male nIco prize,
worth 10000.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

CHAzBtR or ConsERcE.-The win he special
meeting Of he Chamber Of Commerce to-day, at
O'Clock 10 receive the report of the special committee
on NJ .onul Taxation. The COMMITTEE are George
Ogdy ke, CDas. Gould, William G. Lambert, Wafer
8. Griffith aud George +. Thomae.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
COURT CALENDAR-TsIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUiT.-Part L-Oyer And
Terminer. Part ii Nos 2J0 2so, +O56 4poS 4ol4 oiv
;d 25as sys sIss sss 5"' 5oo 1lSo 7S4 ZIG ,o '>s'
SPECIAL TERa-IssOEs OF Law AND FAcT..-Not.
s 45 <;7 32 l6 500 ~ 5o4 so SOs l72 I23 blo e
5l2. 5li
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos. l4l1, 1853,
1893 28 ll2l, $50 1913 1851 l13 l7G7 yais l5a Pan
II Nos. 1884, J493 1873, 3Gl3 ,s8 1872 i46 i7l0 1910
kgos COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURr.--Nos. 100,
I29 Is0 g. l45 l5I g. 49, 49,, i67 1863 les l12 e5 sa
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
FROM sOUT- NEST MTeeOrrpI

h"AN. PHTcE AHD His HTAFY.-IAte accounts from
40 DcFen, Ark. represent that Major Cen sle linq
''s'e sTseag.s 1 ! yu BIZ aogD6, a13 " pl,sl :.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

CoMaoN CoUscIL.-Neither branch Of the Com
mon Council met ls,t evening, for want Of a quorum
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

CsARITtrs AND CoRREcIIoSs.--rhcs semi monthly
mees Of .hs Board held yesterday afternoon, Pre'i
d.. Draper the CLsr The report Of the Committee OF
the Whole VA very me,ssr The cash receipts from 'se'
i ,hoT Of Iht inmates 10 the Institutions during the pas,
ftrttgh ano lutra 20 rtsl &.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

sIsiATURs atassac - -.
sun Fi,,.yos iSets...........5:i9 Mooa-Rises s'Vf
WATER iHi- DA1.
sandy Hook. 5l3 Gov Island o:Oj Hsl"'Ns.''' H~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

SmTEEsTH WARD REPUBLIcASs.-A large sid
intelligent audience SLED Tie Headquarters Of the
Sxieenih Ward Republican Association on Wedues-
day evening ,hC 23d ns 20 l,feu 70 the address Of
Mr. Theodore Jiiton on The "Duty a. The Hour.
TIE address was received throughout by marked
aplroba ION, aud a. the conclusion vote OF tbshks
WIS given for hs cid % the c,urse O. the Peoples
Free Lectures. Tie following reso glons were sIso
offered eud adopted ANONYMOUSLY:
WAe,cls fnah N,d tbe IN Congress rom
o.. ihfh s.soDs Dis'Tr H The Ciy of hewyofk, ~
Iregru.u. h ugns ss sbo'n Of Slavery in Ia. Die
fft % aiuub ls1cp RENTED the e'gnt' ned prCp'
Of ssd Ikih Goa gre, 0lsi Di,t aud rcnrdrd hu,e
enemy 20 ciyizati. I'D humanity therefore BE- u
Arftcd Iba tJo % ~ tlc SItetn.h Wsfd, hs
,vr tbet .ls Ado trol of ssey " TIE Dirt Of Coumbis
ha. wiy1 ,ut ha0us. dsgscc nd era~d iJr foul
f from he oi tho Jniet bt.g,s Of Ameics
i raised pi0ujsT poetou sous tho nstoI, OF the
esi D. -
hsscss That ~ dsapplovs o. n, vo', Of Elijah Ward
sgius said AID pity biz niguided deI and hops
ong BE- VII repsr, o. tLs teyo which be hss con
littst.
10. ted 1bs the Cot es OF the United State. ,hsl no.
b. uoubies snOihef to-m with tho iou. Ei1fh Ward
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

Tux BULLET-PRooT VEsT IN BATTLE.-The
following, from Tie CiHciHRo,t Commercial, in q
letter from PiiisbuTg Landing, tells the story;
Iieut.-COl st. James fell, mortelly wounded.
Major Anderson was struck by bullet In the broas,
snd hi, ie soved by sieel vest plate which he
wore.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

A Hxw PUBLIC School IN THE TwESrisrH
WAnD.-The new building for Ward School No. ",
situated on the north side Of Thirty fifth street, near
tie Ninth avenue, has juet been completed, and wa'
yesterday formally inspected by the Commissioners
and Trustees Of tho Ward, with few Of heirfrends.
TIE building formerly occupying this site wa ereced
for Ward School No. II in 1913, which became No.
81 when schools Of the city renumbersd 10 1853.
Since tho erection Of the building the grade Of the
street WA altered leaving the sobool-ysrls about
seven Feet above the sidewalks. The style Of the
building rendering It mposdble to alter or repair, %
81 to properly accommodate tbs great number Of
schoIen in that neighbcrhOod, tho Board Of Eaucs-
tiop 10 March, 1860 gau;ed the Trustees tbs privi
lego of erecting a new building. We append de-
scripGon Of tho building;
Lot 100 feet wide on front end roar by rs feet 9
iucnes deep; depth of building gS feet inches, oIt
k0 feet wide, aud the buidiug il OF the ssne Width
for 26 eoi dis, anco from tho ironL the remainder Is
50 iec wido by ~ feet 9 inches deep, with i've
wings each 25 feet by - feet iHches IN the int
story VI tho main iiont Ito ooins oel -comsc, and
TilaJF .-irr . III y. ..l-.. -. ID. ~ .
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25


HYPERION COuBr-sPECfkL Tsrs-APsh st-Bssor
Justice BOgwcETU.
DECISIONS
John y. WcP!lake agt. Sandford; Thomas y
Csupbe sgt Comrsrcls hu.usl Insurance Company
Niullons ordered.
Ds,il @. noOoon egt. ChSs. MsHi-Order grated A.,
VIM Loe-chiSs sg- Seunsi ID. Addison -ComP.ie. i 's
ms,sd vita TO deleuc,nts. and SO cess 81 n'O
with liberty pl.utif 10 oompsln la rive osJ wv
psyu spt Of s.,l q 10 cocts - ,.C.r-Bce
Jaeob Carpenter &C.. Wm SLmmonS-ofo'' " ''
granted.
Before Justice hoycRiss -Or.
Emil Van Schonng agt. Andrew bu0D'iA''
dor grenle5, with e. oosts. ,
Before lDs,.,a bAghouh Auo,ro,ee
Iuiher Beerher ayt Geo Aekofaa !, -, a.,
W scnn - isrsrlrr, e. afdifi'r . no o'''' ' ~
------ - IL .... 81. =. -. -
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
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Movement. ci 0cesn steamers.
70 AHHILR

otthan pton. :. N.v.York ....Apl Il
CIV N W.slrrr,ou Liysrpoai New IL
Fufops grrpoOl..... .boston...,.."ApL ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

NAV occur At sny time should rcccive Instant
attention ln the pr, Per quarters, prompt ei-
fort in the r',h' direction will pat The succossful
Resistance VI rchcl fleet bevond douh'--a hort
delay may he productive Of consequence that one
turns from with forror. There are TOO many
vliU.'.oiuterc,.. o. Mississippi, aud e,pcci-
al, et ,iro 30 & So. &c. 'o b' lightly t..kcd
--'Lcy should ls. opposition tlis' Will raise
H"n above tur ih' q. i1 their safety.
lie Benton is our best .o.,.Iu.. and .hc Is
tuuc better than an uuvi"'N failure.
M'llo h'r ruw.ts,l resistance are uudvuh'"d,
.Hr hns NOT 'uH'i or'puh :. rp. Ter her efficient
'n q wn'urit" vt ,Na i.v aud defensive opera
.'"Hs J. is .rlh"'i. 90 J.. wv extent in view o..
d, t'Itc, .us ltIrt.u.uu ui the horizon ir the
direction ot NrN O.I.u. |lIt llJy OM,cr lo.tc
i~,oc', so ,uuI'uI, with hi, present work
ih' Qualifications hero can, most un.
doubleday, Ice tlkcN Iv AN rssnuit. such
Hr va' made ut Henry ar' p.uolsuu,
vet IN inlNs tli. mlf tho boat. AID
"'al'v bo iisth,l. aHd thus our Irestrt not
tyr'.st..'g naval l,'.'Hgs lc most mut,ritll,
vcIlU 'I. rou.'r .. the ascent ~ the river hy
N .,c aiuvt,. u,.u, matter vt comparative
"l-c. l'",.u. v'".." Of spo.cl tp b.Hae the
nrpu. 80 .l.v .. of u.r iroi.ro--. will uui iu
'''''' 40 .... t. .u'.r O. ri,'.,tiul.
iH..u.n. r. q. .pH iui. attention to Co.,. tnr-
~. H . .,,,-' y. %. a.N u." I"t which r,'v
'i, 'i.ri.'.N uo Point .a rounding. to.
1',yu,r'lu Chur.h.
.n. rVll 'l.N u.. . .u..li lr.R
,'l l.t u i..u. $3.50 r'.r,l.. ,ua.G ,.
-ll.tl. I2. r.t .,,..i.. .Hf..,.t-.s ,.N rcr.
-.... uUI . rt rI .IH 90 u'.-D,. a. the
Il...u, tru' B. ..- I.,3.I Ou..l,-, s,s.' min.
r',i-, .i' loo. 80. U.uH,r. llH- ,u.ru,.,
't' Hg .'s 10 POI. rr.. u' luteI States.
I'W Ir N'''.. ..u t..' v. Oh. .'.... m
" -'I.., ~ u" .uu.. ue 2"'H""i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01
A WEEKLY EDITION

a. TrE NEv YonE .rS, igrs 4 every Trssdsy, 70
wrauI,-s ior tho mail, tw0 grsre EAsH. e1 per 100
srs,,RurtoNe--rAtD ~ ADVANCE.
On" n.,l Nrrr.IF Tree copies, tyear, ~ ~
%. 10 n..tO. o. " Five copies, do b.. ~ -
sps linen cog e. gratis Discount Of 20 pet
'e.. -,.m slu.. rate, on each copy over Ave.
r'@''ss within New York State, only thirtees
s."ts vlpr...f f,.. o. SIT. ,,sspJ,,'.ir ,sn,.
49, HF FN'r. srS OgTicr, NEv YOsz.
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ARKETS.


" - Washington hnrhrt Retail Prices.
H,.raY, March ~, tsj2.
u"'r-s teSotli'rs sIi Ir slowly ami d. maud
cKlu-I tsnt .sicua S.n- Bermuda t1raatpes tnss
Htriv4 are -. us Vt - cents per quart. aud fresh
-u.nua'A. watrrrresses, g., are squaliy bigh. 10
.fn. 81 t',t! 4 .aoN. ~ $40 peT ioO hapls
= 20. lf u,' % O. plenty st lG,' yeI pound. There
e.ause Va u'' ''u We quote prices to-day, ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

ONLY FOR 3l.un-lAu.i> LLAhNLD 40
~ operate U. Vince ..r a IS au se.r.' fu..I .u..
g. sI. i'- branches uu .I kufst vufA. Nls 4
d3l I.r'. Hyo, ueLr ilat %, n. i.u 4.4. tt'ry.
m.Sl 5'ilI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

A Wiulw LADY OF REFINEMENT AND
II experience, desires 49, 'l1t OBJ" us h1Ns, Ee,r'r.
Or companion 1, lady. ia or ucurtNc city. Al.
dress Ms. JANIS, VI ti.Snl 80 .ar' =. %, ILai 1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

EONFECTIONERS-A GOOD MAN THAI
us ttsaly, who uuioIsttl l. 1T ,u pans au# 81
make lue work iu French c.u. .t'. mary iu pI I'.
bran. hss, but tao pa. lu lart. .ar, cam lear " a
permanent job In All Old es,nh sh,I I,,e iu a ras.
city, hv addruss'n. = luN -.l sun ua .. joy .r
or a., stating whore can Dc seen. I.U g'l 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-01

II s.gt.nloIs.-..s o. v..i rt .'
nnd c1ksr: r.1-l O.. rtu-J ..l D. Won NIV.v 'ur
i week. asItra.4 mh!0 H'iut
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- anil .n.. % N.. .t.. ..Iu ...r-. D..
y.I.,H. JOHN H,ILLE llt I...u A. U....
u...t.. IlN
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[ 'NNNINFIN- TWNNIN ANU TINTININN
G., sa.e--.'v u,c csI4Iag,s l.otts. ,t.asl.l.,
. ss0Hrs, TOY A.. ri y huFgcs yrucuI, Ntr,s~
J 80 'Hl lIsilos, v.....s, ,li large it.' sot-
Dui lgn' carriages and v 'g'us ahl - 'ra,s, st
~. 10 y VI, aud Isl Futon owe. o.. ol w..
trI.t.4a. a.'i.e
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sOrtC,..SFOR A,uT.

DIEU5. ElEr~. 'TST ARRIVED PER
- .'....er kuE. .-lA = d1e lut u Hirt1'uaun.
t.I. JNass \ .r.-.es. u =. 2b,ris e.. ifuthes,
b.l wilv ~ bt'irahe-. .sc Australian Paro.
ouiiy' gni A..c-u Io.ghirls TIE genuine pre-.
i.r.l tod Tor Npga'p- Birds, always ou baud
tDAs. ROSE r'i william IT, mo .4,,'lJt
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MroiiIANl rEuiLEIL~.

s dN 20 CAN}I. ar, {. Nl,N SO. lsI
MIMI Ag,.Ha, alI d.. N...r-, Ar -. ...'-.
q Al Ltp,K q co.
uHl ".lf5 -Ht tIN. 'r.r'. a. T.
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TLIuSTRATED SCIENTIFIC AMGRi-


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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-15
The War in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 8.--Tho Democrat is
informed that Federal scouting party
brought five prisoners into Columbia, who
were endeavoring to join Gen, Zollcotfer.
The PARTY report Gen. Zolicoffer, with
four thousand men, between Creelsboro'
and Columbia. Greensboro had been
almost depopulated by the rebels, but
Gen. Wade's Federal brigade had gone
there to take possession.
The re'els captured FIVE soldiers who
were guarding Boralis Ferry. killing a man
named James, and taking fifteen or twen.
ty guns. The guard were surprised by
rebel detachments on each side of the
river
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-15

Bayi Brigadier,General Siegel. he who
was undoubtedly, next to Gen. Lyon, the
hest fighting man in Missouri, has resign,
ed bis commission, followed, it is said by
a large number Of the officers who served
With him,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-15

A SINGULAR CAsE-A man died in Low.
ell Mass, on Monday. from a cause term.
ed by physicians hereditary hemorrhage
On Friday, 27th ult., the deceased com.
msnced bleeding from his gums, and the
application OF appropriate remedies at one
part seemed only to force the blood from
other parts, aud also from the roof Of the
mouth, which continued until his death
There was also violent rush of blood to
tie head
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-15

WHY W WV hulloi hpoloNN
MmW Epitotsi
twm considefabl, tuts
Uiltrd w sun Wv t1ut uaput ot the isl ira
slant nn apology bt n,ulunr YOUR fpad
eta with n communication Of mine ana
very sotty that your rpadcts are 40 sensa .
tive aato rrquuc nh apology irom The cd.
ilot ior ptcsuuting The honest opinion uf
ono ot their Fellow creatures before them.
hut YOU aud meet Uu comihun ground
in respect 10 tho "hcCdom Of tho ptess %
"and The imbccilily oi error when truth is
left free TO combat it, Truth Is mighty
and will prevail, " is a maxim universally
respected d--and Tor my part am willing
to trust to its arbllrament But why IL IL
that you editors attempt to raise hue
ard cry against intidellty, aud tho relig,
ious sentiments OF your correspondent
instead of meeting and reIuting his arr
guments? This method has long been
predicted by dlsputnnts when they can
find no Arguments to meet an opponent.
You have not shown one reason why my
position was untemublei yet, you conf
dently and apparently sincerely apologize
to your readers for imposing my comma.
nication upon them.
But Siro, you make my religion one OF
the greatest growing sentiments Of the
aye, toy asserting that "Abollonism and
lntidclity are twin sisters"
Foryou know that, at the time of our
Revolution all the colonies except one
were slave colonies. But now seven out
OF the original thirteen are free States
Consequently the people of those six
States must have became Aboliliouists,
i. e. lnhdel-else they would never have
permitted the "divine institution" to be
torn from them. England too, has abol,
ished her slavery, and now instead OF
chasing her among, or rather at the head
of all christian governmenis--we must
call her great lnidcl power. So also oI
half'barbarous Prussia.
This ma%cs most pitiaJle representa-,
tion Of the followers of the Lamb none
but Southern aristocrats, and the editor,
of the Clca!fra R,puJlcan are eligible ia
salvation. How hui lliating to those that
have been so very sanguine about christi.
anIty becoming universal But enough.
Yours for the development OF Truth,
WN CARR
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-15

AARRiIID-On Dec. 18th, 1856, ,bys.Eu..
arty. Esq Mr.. John u. Hoover 10 Mr., M.R
Dhlen' both Of Beecaria township CIeoys.13;
county. N''"'A'd
On Wedncs lay the lat instant. by s ".
arty Esq, Mr. Michael BraniG to Mis- rPim,s'
beth Bratton, both Of Dccearia township Cha
field county WAR
On the 7Sh inst, hy WIN. Porter, E.o =, A..
re sidencs Of Wendlin Entries, Mr.. Tbos' r.' +. m'
h'ohviiie, 10 Miss. Cutharins FlOcen,tIns =,
this plac'. "
On Saturday the | llh inst at tho residesc, d,
Wm, X. Dickinson, by John W. Wright. P.'
Mr.. Robert Cowan to Miss Jennie lluntsbarps,
both Of Beccaria Mills,
The Bonnie Lussies well may miss him.
And in their dear remembrance place him.
Tho Widows Wives aud all may ble,, him
For well l know they'll surely miss him.
ezlssTSsss.SS ,Ssspsr.-,
In Bradford tp., on the 30th of December last
Mrs Sarah, wife Of Thomas Ross, leaving i've
children.
DlED--Athis residence in Jordan township on
Sunday last, Mich Uus Schoenug, at an adTape.
cd ago,
Al hi. residence in New Washington on the
9th inst.,of heart disease, Joseph McMurray, ESQ.
10 tbc 1'rd year Of his ago.
TO The deceased located N this county many
years ago from Lycomng county-ho was an &C.
tive aud exemplary member Of the NJ, L Church ;
and was one of our most respectable and useful
citizens having filed the ofire Of County Com.
and died, as he had lived universally
esteemed by all his ncghbors aud acquantanccs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-15

H2- The Democratic State Central Com
mittee met at Harrisburg yesterday, for
the purpose of making arrangements for
holding the next State Convention.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-15

BeS- We have read letter from an Off
Ger in the Sith (Col. Murray 'sl regiment,
and to which Capts. Ogden and Curby e
Companies are attached, dated Hancock
Md, Jan. 9th, describing the marching
and countermarching OF the regiment as
far as Bath. on their way to Romney, Va.
At Bath they met the enemy in far supe-
rior numbers, when they fell back to
Hancock, where they were in momentary
expectation Of an attack. In re.crossing
the Potomac. VIC regret to learn that a
member of Capt. Curby's Company was
drowned.