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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

NOTICE il heYcby gwen according TO law, 10
~ all Ier,ons haviug claim. eslin-t CHARLES CLlN-
TON ae OF the City OF onshkeepse County Of Da'cess
ADD a,e of NewYo Gcuti,G1 dec ssed, that they are
reqled exhibit ihe with the vouchers thereof TO
the sui.crber acting Adunsrtof Of the goods ctaels
AID credits # tie said deceased tne pace o. o. ,o
sub.crher al the flee Of HENRY h. CLINTON, No lb9
rosdssy the City OF NewioIk on or before he hh day
Of May, 1868 Dat. ,his 2Nh day OF Ocio1er looI
NN l. PEhst. Acting Admiuistfaior ot the
Goods. Chsttels. and Credi oi Chss.e' a. CLINTON.
o2S lawtmS oec"asel
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
6leamboats alo Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER FirCHBURG, NASHUA,
LOWELL CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new snd stauncl Of the Norw ch line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK.
leave New-N oIk dsv tSundays excepted a. O'Clock f.
from Tier No - North Rive. foot OF Nesiry-st.,
FOR kEN.LOHDON.
there citing with the Er Train for tbr
s,ove poins via Norwich Worcester Boton Worcesief
Worcester NeshDa aud gLond,D Northern Rairoad'
IRE shi taken the loves ries For information Inquire
OF Z. 8. MARTIN Agent. on the Pier.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

CrsIOs.nOUsf. INV lohK. NOV. 7, I1Ot.
NOTICE.-FOr the purpose OF ineurlug and
~ f,clit,tis the ssfe delivery o. FHmred Package,
from the United States Puhc stores Nos - 81 81 and %
Bfoada az The ioosirs regulations will be enforced on and
after tt- sth day Of November ..
An order. Tor tie senycry o. package. from the Pabe
stores uust the ndofsemrut ~ s Importer sgned ~
hms~I sni not by any Clerk Broker, Catnan. or h-euf
except ony n the Importer !. absent nom the
CTS, when the orders be ibfofsei ly the ptruu holding
po~r Of t1nry therefor aceffih-d copy or which mus
l, h.d W ia The storrks.lrf, az NO. 81 Broadway.
n ln poftos have their examined rackFr' cent direct
e. their RESPECTIVE. pses Of business .oon d. hey r ga
o arivef Public Store cas 1t the usua ace al cart
e bv .i.ing request thai effect IN book for that pur
~ -pt by the stocsr-pe At No 81 brosdway snd In such
rec m To- tho nay be ,.ned a. to place OF
livery II the same. ,,,
nj AN packss,s reminding Ia PGblc Store. for which
ord, ~ have ben i..ucd r weutyi3ur houf, will be aus
M nm. ov,n.f HIKAM BARSff, Collector.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
OCEAN Steamers.

NJ ROBERrs's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
vi. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
Low Rates Of PasFsEe.
NO DFTkNTiON ON THE lSIIlMlS.
One Of the following Steamships will leave from Pier No
% foot of Warren -; North kyef monthly commencing on
MONDAY. Dec. l. a noon;
EMPIRE CIII. 900 tuns. bONAPAkIF, 5000 tuus-
For San Juan del ofie (6feyo~nl connecting win hfst
. .tccrs on the Pacific Orern th. arrival Of
se At san del Sur and proceed from there direct 10
san Frsuc.sco.
NJ o ROBERTS
No II wes.s, corner Of Warren-st., North River.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
II s FIVF-TWENTY LOAN for SALE
THRn-,y. RAILKoAp Co.. NRw York, Oct o. 1882.
rNIIE ANNIrAI ELECTION for DiREC-
oynox cIkysLAyyD AsD TolEPO RAIrsoA0 ,0,se5o.' Co.

CLEVELAND, o sept 90 1902.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.-1his his Com
~ pany Is prepared pay the Office Of Messrs
NERplLYE & Co No a. Waii-st New Y OH the following
Ponds OF the Company with accrued interest. VIZ: -
Junction Rsiroad ID Morts-e Bonds due....Nov l. lO62
Toledo, NOrwslk and Cleveland lss Mortgage -
Bonds, ioo'
To d. Horwslk aud Cleveland ID Mortgage -
Clevelsnd Toledo Income Bonds due...Sept 1903
The privilege Of exchanging the different cisses OF out
standing Bonds Of hi Company for the sinking und Bonds
will cease from ard af.er this date.
The Coupons Of the def,rt classes Of Bonds VIII be paid
heretofore the GAoh4uge Bank deductins PER
(,oyerumeut JOHN GAkDlNlh ffesicth-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Amusemeni9.

WALLAcKK,ss;; KS. .,.n :, >, ,.,,n 80
THIS ENENIkO, SATURDAY,
THIRD NIGHT OF THE . .,,,
which has Attracted two crowded aud delighted Audiences
SPEED THE PLOUGH.
Without interfering materially ~ith the text important
snd l. hoped judiclus trauspoons have been made
The i greatly improyed and entire new arrange
nent OF the scenery aud sctoD Introduced
BOB HANDl.......-.....".....M LESTEh MALLhSn
HENRY. CHARLES flSUtK
Sir PHILIP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JOHN GILBENI
FARMER RASHFlELD..........Mr GEORGE HOLLArD
GERALD. MI
EkERGN bhOs, ~.
FAhoLVh
IonNLN
Miss BLANFORD. ..................Miss MARY BAbhEII
daughter Of the late Mr.. George Barrett her rst appear
ancs stsge).
SUSAN. .......Miss MADELINE lENRilt 10
Incidental to the Comedy the original Country DHhce'
which nightly encoed most tHthuasticay Tue music
under the direction Of Mr.. SIOEPEL.
MONDAi-L,st time for the present MONE1
TUESDAY Eleventh time. BOSOM FRIENDS
MEDNESDAl-finst time CENTRAL IAith. ....
With new scenery by SHERWOOD.
THURSDAY-SPEED THE PLOUGH
Due notice will be given II The representation OF
The CLANDkSrINE MARBlhUE and
THE JEALOUS NIfE.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

DHiLHARAONlC SOCIETY OF NEW
YORK
TwentY-trat Season, 1867 1868.
FIRST CONCERT Al IRVING HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 3, lsOk
ORCHES TRAIL PIECES: besthovens symphonic No 4;
Ovortures Manfred" by >chumsnn snd tin sum IN der
Chistoacht oy ier Concerto for the Violin. Up ~ by
Meudesohn and Fana or the Pano, Op 10 by = schu-
bert. -.
Solo Performers: WM. MASON. Piano; and Il MOLLEN'
HAuER Violin. Cor duc'or; THEODORE EISFELD.
E1rs member ticket. for sale aud received at
tho usu places Al ckess sold at the door on the evening
Of the Concert 81 81 each Doors open at seven. to eou
usuce al eixht O'Clock. BY order,
l.. SPIER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

- TON NEW-LONDON. SrONINGCON. PRONI-
OFNCE NEWPORT. TAUNTON. aud EN.BEDFORD
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK win lssve Pier No 10 n. H., foot Of Court
leudtst. daily tsXcept Sundasl 1t =. IN.
IRE ght taken low bs other ine. Ohce OF Com
pany No. l5 West.st., corner of Corrlsud'-sr
W. NJ. IDWARDS. Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

i CAMPBELLS MINs1RELS
This magnificent Hall is undergoing extensive A'era'
tious and Improvements, VIZ: .
LAYING NEW FLOOR,
80 q. to command a ful view OF the stsge - - - ,
building NESrlBULE. REHODELING THE STAGE.
Gc.. &c.,
And will OPEN on MONDAY, Nov. TO- with the celebrated
CiMPBELLo NINSIRELS,
Under the sole direction Of
Mr.. 81. c. CAMPBELL.
Associated for many years wh thity WOODS and other
Popular Companies
Tickets . Cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

FORA FEW DAYS ONLY,
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
Al inorv and the STAGE during each dramatic enter
tsn.nent be will -
GIVE A VARIETY OF PERFORMANCES.
including songs daucc military dr relate his history &c
MADAGASCAR ALblNO FAMILY,
LIFELINE WAX FIGURES
OF Orr
MOST DISTINGUISHED NATIONAL SOLDIERS,
GEN HALLECk, GEN. MCCLELLAN,
GEN. BANKS. Gen. BURNSIDE. GLH. POPE.
Gen. CORCORAN,
and the glorious old hero an p.trio,.
COMMODORE FOOTE
Also al exact Likeness Of that curious creature the
WhAr II II
In consultation with
JEFF DAVIS and bEAUREGARD
regarding the cause Of this rebellion. WAat 10 M
Also life iissaesse, Of
oUEEE VICTORIA ssd the PRINCE OF Wales
THE BEAUTIFUL COLORED TROPICAL FISH
SACRED BULL AND COW OF THE HlNDOO5, LlV'
INC MONSTER SNAKES. LIVING HAPPY FAMlLI.
VI AK FI3U RES and million other Wonders.
M Nm. b. HARRISON, lEpromptu Comic Singer ap'
pears et ssch performance.
Admission all 25 Children under ten IS cents
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Co robom II man Concern.

ANY INFORMATION Of MARGARET or
"a ELLEN BRENsAS will be thsnkfuly rece Sed ~
th. brnihrr Whoa laa. head from, hs-d ~ ne'l ok
CIV bHt furf - asrd their adtfcf. Attroa DANIEL
BRENNAa. stoct'on. san Joarain County. Cal
DLAKEs PATENT ARGAND GAS
ID BUANER. Tor sale by ths saD.cfihefs. sole Agents
tIefrfr An ,tnons csnf0ned against ininnNng sad
p.,ep, nFNHY n. HOOPER a Co.
No. So Comin~Tcialst Boston. Oct TO- l8ha
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Cenal Noilles.

or before fourteenth day Of Decen beT next Dated New"
Yoik. The dth day o. June, laps - - r,.,,, 49,.
j.7 laWbTS' thAH. Il. fA"NiN' Au" =
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
, th. ,uny Of Now NorS notice IL heleby giveo 10 all
p.r.ons having cBims against SAMUEL LODtk late o re
INV II New Yor decrlsrd present The saur with voueh-
ta.ro, 10 the ub.c brrs at the office o Edwad A. fri.
eo No 30J Broomc..t In the Cry OF New York on or
beo,, ia. gth tay OF March uextDated NeHfofN, the
5th day of September 1909
..rg taygnS. JOHN +. HOLMES sdu.iristfstor.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
,ul,hu .h-Sch hOOi IBtII No. = --UND .

IDlIro lSoUED.-it - all ontfr No" W Vg<s
"a u.tly st Isges Many the tunes snd nins were
written Apfess ior this Volume Viii soon D. p11
,oa uuoer ot rs 900 cop,s oatsirQpns any Suutay.
s.uoo lovA Of he sse eve issuei, tNe is,o p"oished
lums the mouths OF Ay jane ana Juy, lOoH g" 4'aas
.,s t,e, kiy u iIr No bota NOua uoaiT IA
achOOs wishing ia IA that f,ruA fficss q
nel No p psper covers, 40 cents eit pe 10; poas .
CENTS - Der lO 10th bound, tmbvsssd Gilt, 50 cos
r - pof 100 Br No Pepor Is IL pe 10
Bou,d 20 cent Z it per 100 toth Bound, Embossed tt
70 cons 42O Per lO0 bell nos AUDI bound tosv,hei 10
c,uts $50 pei ito Clotn Bound Lm5o sd OI. 80 yuus
~ p,r 100 ~ eopqa linisAel OF tie leo fiIcr He'd 81
ths re.eil price HORACE NAIEhs, agent ..f
No. al bsOsawsl, NvY-l ~iA xn9lisssfs
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

WINDOWS and HEIRS OF SOLDIERS who
w have died or been Killed in battle have ths a.
r,,rs Of pay bounty ro-c ed fee of chage by spp
70 NELSON LUCkEi. Army and Navy Agent Hos D aad
10 Pinc-st
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

xyi,lrt,.at m. C. CHURCH. -Peachlns IU-MUR-
RON NV n at iOt a. a.. by ,he kev. f q nALLiDAn
ID ID oi and at o'clock D. ui oy no nev W.
uAiIh'IS ID D. Of mcinuati. sscsament al ~ IN
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

S.lAA BOUNTY, Soldiers and " ldows'
% a W. PENSIONS sud PRIZE MONEf p'ocarei.
Is oi $50 or ie.,; y yer cent oa earf SINUS
Good references charges n Bdy.nce. r. ~ -" ~ o.
Government CT lm .enis No 10 Na,sautt, Room No l.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

ays -..o N1y hOnI- UAN IDoON. y. D., VII Pc On Z
tDis enuch lJ-MOR9OW tsabJatb), Novs At ~ ,cloc
a. m ana 81 O'CLOCK p Strangers Hs very cosaiAiy iu
vac,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Fourth UniversuIist society, brooklyn. N. "

The hey EDh AhD SailLbf OF Doston. Mass Will preach
in the Chapel OF this Society, No. 2A Cumoer ands nea
Laftyette.ay., TO-M0hROW MORNING and EVENING
at Ia. usus hours Sunday School at "a p Seats free
The public are invited to attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Five Points House of Industry. No. l55 worths

viii preach botanic Hall No. 81 hast broadway 20 The
Second Adv-n, Church. TOMORROW Sunday at Ji IN.
aud y Continental dali. iiiiamsoufsu. 3tn-
doors from South Sta q. 4 in the evening All are
Invited to attend.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
The Fallof New Orleans Effect ofthe
News throughout the South -0pin-
ions of the Press

Late Southern papers have reached New
York, containing the following in relation
to the fall Of New Orleans. 1t will be
seen that they express surprise at the
disaster:
The Norfolk Day Book on the fall Of N. Orleans
The editor of the Norfolk Day Book an.
pends to the telegraphic dispatches giving
notice of the arrival OF the Union forces al
New Orleans, the following remarks:
About the only consolation We can
draw from the above IS, that the iron.clad
steamer Louisiansis safe" "Safe"-how
safe ?" where? Was it safe" plan TO
send steamer away from the city which
she was built to protect, 10 a part of the
river where the enemy were not making
hurried operations for its destruction
whilst they were operating much more
threatringly nearer that city! The
louisiana is safe !" But is the city oi
New Orleans SAFE" with the enemy's
feet in the harbor threatening its BON.
bardment every momenti Whose blum.
deriug maaaBerent is this' Is tte Sec,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
The Official Correspondence between
Com. Farragut and the Mayor
Of the City.

WAsmSGroH. May 1.-The following
correspondence, together with the an,
nouncement Of the surrender Of Fort Ma.
con, North Carolina, to the United States
forces under General Burnside, taken from
the Richmond Enquirer Of yesterday,
which city is reached by telegraph, has
been received by the War Department..
The correspondence is between the Ma.
yor of New Orleans and Com. Earagut, the
commanding officer of The Federal squad.
ron
u. STATES FLAGsSnIP HARTFORD.
Of New Orleans, April %, 1862.
To his excellency the Mayor OF the City OF
New Orleans
Sir Upon my arrival before your city |
had the honor to send to your Honor, Capt.
Bailey, U. s. navy, second in command OF
the expedition, TO demand of you the
surrender of New Orleans to me as the
representative Of the government of the
United States Capt Bailey reported the
result of an interview with yourself and
the military authorities.
1t must occur TO your Honor that it is
not within the province of naval officer
to assume the duties of military som
mandant.-l came here to reduce New
Orleans to obedience to the laws of, and
TO vindicate the offended majesty of the
government of the United States.
The rights Of persons and property shall
be secured. therefore demand of you,
as its representative, the unqualified sur
render Of the city, and that the emblem Of
the sovereignty of the United States be
hoisted over the City Hall, Mint and Gus,
tom House, by meridian of this day. All
flags and other emboms of sovereignty
other than that of the United States 10 be
removed from all the public buildings by
that hour. | particularly request that
you shall exercise your authority to quell
disturbances, restore order, and call upon
all the good people Of New Orleans to re =
turn at once to their vocations. And I
particularly demand that no person shall
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07

Total killed, wounded and missing, 49,.
500. About 300 wounded have since died.
Our burial parties report having buried
$500 10 5000 rebels found dead on the
field.
The Commercial publishes passages of Il
letter from Gen. Grant, in leply to q let
ter informing him of the nature Of the
criticism OF lis management Of the battle
Of Pttsburg. Gen. Grant says:
IL will go on and do my duty to the
very best Of my ability, without praise,
and do all | can to bring the war to n
speedy close. Sun not an aspiront for
anything at the close OF the war. There
is one thing feel we'll assured of, that is,
have confidence in every brave man in
my command. Those who showed the
white feather will do 9ll in their power to
attract attention from themselves, | had
perhaps a dozen officers arrested for COW.
ardice in the first days fight. These men
are necessarily my enemies. As 10 the
talk about surprise here, nothing could
be moro false: lT THE ENEMY HAD SENT Us
WORD WHEN AMI WHERE THEY WOULD AT.
TACK US, WE COULDN'T HAVE BEEN BETTER
PREPARED. Skirtnishng has been going
on for t@o days between our reconnoiter.
ing parties and the enemy's advance.
did not beleye they intended 10 make
determined attack, but were simply ma.
king q reconnaissance in force. My head.
quarters we're at Savannah, although had
usually spent the day at Pittsburg--
Troops we're constantly arriving TO be asa
signed to biigades and divisions, AL order
ed TO report at Savannah, making it nee.
esssry TO keep an Office aud some ono
there. was also looking for Buell. to arr
rive. and it was important should have
every arrangement complexion histpeedy
transit 70 THE sido OF ,ne yiyeY"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
rpr MAYORS RELY

ca, Hall, hr0 Orleans, Ap,il 26, 1862
Flag Officer u. & farrugut, L. s, Flag
Ship Hartford -
Sir In pursuance Of n resolution which
hc thought proper to take, out of regard
for the lives OF ;he woman and children
who still crowd the great metropolis, Gen
Lowell has evacuated it with his troops,
and restored back TO the the administers
ton Of its government and the custody Of
is honor. have in council with the city
fathers. considered the demand you made
of me Yesterday OF an unconditional sur
render of the city, coupled with rcquisi,
ton to hoist the flag of the United States
on the public edihces, and haul down tho
flag that now floats upon the breeze from
the dome Of this hall
It becomes my duty TO TRANSMIT 10 you
Ian answer, which is tho universal scRti,
ment of my constituents, no lees than
The prompting oil my own he.rt dictates
me on this sad and solemn occasion. The
city is without the peaLs If defense, and
hs utterly destitute of the force and matc>
rial that might enable il TO resist au over.
powering armament disl lnyed Ia the sight
OF it,
em no military man, and possess no
authority beyond that of executing the
municipal laws Of the city ofNew Orleaus
II would te presumption in me 10 attempt
10 lead an amy TO the field, if ! had one
at my command and know still less how
to surrender and undefended place held
az this is at the mercy Of your gunners and
your mUrtors.
To surrender such place were an idle
and unmeaning ceremony, The city Is
yours by the power OF brutal force, and
not by my choice or consent Of its inhab
itants. Its for you to determine what
viii be the fate that awaits us here. As to
hoistiDg auy flag of our own adoption and
Iallegence, let me say to you that the man
! lives not in our midst whose land and
heart you'd not be parayzcd at the mere
thought of such an act Nor could find
in my entire constituency so wretched and
desperate a renegade IS would dare TO
pIotano with his band the sacred emblem
of our aspirations.
Sir, you have manifested sentiments
which would become one engaged in
better cause than that to which you have
devoted your sword. doubt not that
they spring from Il not lie thought Of de.
uded nature, and know how TO appre,
ciate the emotions which inspired them.
You have n gallant people 10 rdmlnStrate
during your occupancy Of this city--a
people sensitive to all that can ia the least
affect their dignity and selt.respect- Pray,
sir, do not fail to regard their susceptible.
,itics. The obligations which Shall as
sumo in their names shall Uc rciiglOuslS
complied with. You may trust their hon
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07

W moiulod w ptNbh tt property fOf tto
tfsinp tehtmehis ~ Loyalty 20 heh gov.
tfnmunl
shall speedily and severely punish aty
person on persons who shalt commit such
outfarrs ns we're witnessed yeslptday Wy
armed men hiinr upon helpless women
and children for giving expression 10 thoii
pleasure NJ witnessing the old Tag.
hm very respectfully
Your obedient servant.
u. q. fARhAnrr.
Flag officer Western Gull Squadron.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
Fancy Goods and Notions,

Such as Pocket, Books. Pormonais, Poclet-kniyes
Combs and Brushes, Watch Chains and Guards
Violin and Guitar strings, Pistols, Revovcrs,
Caps, SpectacleS nnd great many other fancy
and useful articles too numerous to mention all
Of which we will sell as well as the Clothing,
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
We invite every person iu need of Clothing, or
OF amy Of the above mentioned articles, to favcr
US with a call and view our Goods and Prices, and
we are confident that we can give satisfaction so
that every person shall .eCl inclined to tell his
friends where good and cheap clothing can DO got
We arc constantly receiving accessons to our
Stock from our own Manufacturing Establishment
In Philadelphia, and shall alwaysbe supplied with
good variety Of all articles in our line, which
shall surpass in style, cut, and workmanship, add
cheapness, those Of any other similar Establish
neut in this part of the State and by fair and
honest dealings, we hope to merit liberal share
of Public patronage.
REIZENSTEIN BROS. & co.
Clcarfed, Pa, April Q, 1852.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
NINE. EMOREST'S
QUARTERLY MIRROR OF FASHIONS,
With Great Improvements C Additions
The Summer Number contains
Four Large ~ splendid FashiOn-Platcs
Three Eull-siZed Patterns of Dresses,

hlllbt huAi-NlLCu bblNtIAh VI plNsSts,
COMPRISING rms
Ne,r E|oH1h Waist an Elrgzrt Sleeve. andn
Misses Sack, anda Sheet Of Ncy and BeuudfuI
Braid and Embroidering Patterns,
Together with nearly 100 Engravings Of all the
novelties for Summer Bonnets, Cloaks Trim
m,ngs, Children's Dresses, Etc, and Valuable
information to Milliners, Dress Makers, Mothers.
and Ladies generally, presenting the largest and
best Fashion Magazine in the world, published
i73 Broadway, and sold everywhere Mt Is cts, or
sent by mail post free, on receipt ofthe amount,
in stamps or silver, Yearly 81. with the following
valuable premium
Each yenTly subscriber will DO entitled to n re-
ccpt for the selection Of so cents orth Of plnin
patterns, from the designs in the book or Crom the
shew room, or they may be ordered and sent by
mail any time during thu yenr by paying the
postage.
GgS~ Splendid inducements to Cauvessers.
SUMMER No. NOW READY.
May 7. 52-3t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07

NAUTION.--ALL persons are hereby eau
~ toned against purchasing or trading for a
certain promisory Note dated sometime in NAV,
1860, due May, 1852, drawn in favor Of WIN. L.
Mum, Of Jordan township, and calling for sIOO,
as am determined not TO pay said note unless
compelled by due course Of law, as never receiy-
ed value for the same.
ROBERT JOHNSTON.
lolas. torashir. irgl! 90, lss,-s.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07

~ NtAhnitna.oh fhauAtt Wt NJ, itHthl w
ntt u y .rAetn ut ieftHat tlu N uw
thmlom u Mhiftlllt , MffttllyU hh rlsft
.g~sver~s.~~~nssp.-.--- ssssss
Diiii,-4A ttt residence N fot auhihip, fh
rouult Mu Hafah a. whtlihF, vifs oi ioht
Wbtllnr, tgri ~ iesu.
Out dusftst hicuds nom cat,h hath nbA,
Aud nos We flunboHng With The dea1
fuA promise bhgh, 70 " u given,
That raned ficult shall meet ih Heaven.
But W. have laid them Ia the grave,
where bretfes tOn will Der them wave
They could not stay where sin and strife
Bncircle all the scenes Uf lilo'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
Our Loss at the Battle Of PitCsburg
Landing-Letter from General Grant
Concerning the Battle.

CINc:HNATI, May 2.--The CommcrciRhns,
from its correspondent with the army Of
General llal.eck, the following official
figures Of our loss at the iattlc Of Pitts
burg Landing:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07

Dissolution OF Partnership.
THE Co.partnership heretofore existing be.
Il tween Holt Wilson & Holt at Centre Hill,
Graham township, CleOrBeld county, was dissolv
ed by mutual consent on the 3lst March last.
The Books are in the hands Of John Holt, for
settlement, by whom the business will bo eonduc.
ted at the old stand, where he snow opening a
new stock Of splendid goods to accommodate all
who may favor him with their custom
May 7, lSb2.6t
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-.Notice
n is hereby given that Letters Of Administra =
tion have been granted to the subscriber on the
estate Of THOMAS McCRACKEN. late of Lum.
Der city, Clearheld county, deceased. All persons
indebted to said estate, are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly nuthen.
ticAted for &c ettlement.
THOMAS HENRY,
Ferguson tpi April 80, g.. Admir-
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hs.A brother Of Mrs. President Lin.
coin, a private in the rebel Crescent reg't
sas among the killed in the battle oi
CoriIth, or T...sburg Lardiug.