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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22

resolution Of little eenpsqnepoe and II its passsge
| would IN any way sstisfy anybo5ys constitutional
scrupes, he vas perfectly wiling 10 vote for IT, BE sd.
mtted there something which seemed improper in
this proceeding, but he believed the importance Of this
great measure far above sl these little irregularities and
if be could secure the passage Of this great measure
would do go.
Mr.. Powell of (Ky) offered On amendment to the
amendment offered by Mr.. Clark to strike out the word
real so as 10 have the limitation to life forfeiture sp
ply to property.
Mr.. Dooiitlle hoped the amendment would not be
adopted he should have said nothing in this matter
but his views bad been mSrepresented by the press he
had been charged with trying to protect the real estate
of Rebels. No man had labored harder than himself
secure this very thing, and get rid Of all constitutional
objections He wanted TO take all their real and
re people those States with new and loyal peotls.
At. Lane (Kansas) wiling to stand By the PTes-
dent, and not ask him 10 violate his conscience on
count of the Senate. He thought the amendment of
the Senator from New Hampshire better for the people
Of Kansas they would get hell of the Rebel property
for life much cheaper than otherwise and be was willing
to trust bis constituents to get hold Of this title Of for.
fixture.
Hr Hale did not think the President had done any.
thing wrong infringed the dignity of the Senate
in any way and this was not the time to attempt TO
sand on thas He thought this o. lection Of the Pres-
den; was very great mistake, bat the President
acting honestly about IT, he thought the Senate should
meet him in the came spirit.
Mr. PoWells amendment was then rejected-yeas l6,
nays 81.
Iii. sumner (hass.) said the country was never in 20
great peril as il ia now and in su,h time as this be
wiling to forego his individual opinions rather than
hazard the passage Of the fcson act. Though he
did cot sgree at all with the Pfesient in bic Of ion,
yet We viii have great obi ct IN the emancipation Of
the slaves of Rebels secured. He should under the
circumstances for the resolution aud for the amend
ment Of the Senator, Mr.. Howard.
Mr.. Howard (Mch. sad be should vote for the reso
luton, hough he protested against any tuch objection
IS suggested but he would not eopardz, il any way
the 0Oh6ycauon bill ~
Mr.. Oiarks amendment was then adopted-yeas rs,
nays 10.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22

The followipg 10 the iuqaitoCs crd,r recently ssuet
by Gen G ant, the military tyraut at kemphis:
MINPHs, TIM, July 10th, 1862 The constant com,
mu c Yesterday bet Fsen tho so-csled Coufsdr a
army and their sympathz in the city of brmphY d
spite the orders heretofore issued 0nd the tf5rs 10 en
force them, the is uiDg the olloning oIds
The families residing in the city Of Memphis, %
the following persOLs, required to b. You'd
our liues within fge days tol4 the date hereof -
ls: All persons holding nunioItion with the go
CALI cor faderats army, or Who voluntarily enlis
f. ead army or VINO accompany enc are connected w.h
the same.
III All persons holding office under or In the en- ploy
o. the GO coed Confederate Government.
o. All persons holding State, coua:y or municipal
zee who claim allegiance 10 eSii called Conecers,
Government AID ~ho have Abandoned their fauillt s
and gore s)uh.
slfe conduct bsy8hd cur Gats viii be given to the
persons hereby required TO leave upon application TO
tho Provost Marshal Gsners or the Proyos 9Arshs Of
Men phis.
BY command of NsJ,r General 8 Grant
VIZ s. HnYER p n. @.
NORFOLK LADY PROTESTS AGAINST DISPLAY cE TEE
"oLD FLAG"
We take the following from Northern paper. Il.
was doubtless copied from the vilo Yankee sheet pub.
lshed at Norfolk:
charming bella Of Portsmouth, opposite Norfolk,
lately wrote General Viele the 10 wing; General VsBe
Respected sir Il wrise to ssk IL you viii have the
kindness 10 grant the fyors which Secession lsdy In
tend1 asking OF youi IL is this P.ase have the h.g
iha. DoH hangs the ferry cato taken down. Tie
Atg Garnet harm me- but il s put up force yea, fore
the Secession ladies Of Norfolk aid Portsmouth 10 walk
under. -aa
| have passed uudsr the ouee, but should ro.
have observed II but hearty laugh iron the Fsdeiai
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22

I oeT JAY l6h le2 Get lcIls q, trea ysVvea shares Vi
~ lola ItSs tocS, No. t4J dad Ttsnber 1858. The
Ia.e uioEea net q trade fsr said sOoh shall make
Application - have Is retessL
D. II HASsBRoUGH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22

7 q wall Of Fss5 we're covered with placsri', m.
n1acuy hei TIC % vi. he sto-;iy ever Or the lake It
Y4sLl,s G,asd -Duacul l.to, r5l slOntus tie coz
on o. seen tho II ~ mae a a NahifoT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22
-~SPECIAE. NDTECa.-
tn TaE PUBLlC.

S%ata "a Rf0r tae re EFT q The Founisd soldiers W
d.ars Of Nc GcrTgs B5oksr corses Usy aat
lEh s.rrsts day, Tuesday, etb o0ck 2. NJ aly g2-l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22
FROM LINCOLNDOm.

The Northern journals OF the 18th inst, contain va
ety of interesting matter, from which copy the fol
loving:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-22
IMPORTANT STATEMENTS IN TIE rIskIr srs.rr-xoLr

LAss RIINF3RciMINTs.
Mr. Chandler, of Michigan, is growing holder and
stronger in his animadversons upon Mcclellan. In tho
Senate on Wednesday last, he made long harsngue,
from tho report Of which we taxa the loaing:
He then read from he testimony Of John Tucker, As
dtint Secretary Of War, who testified that prior 10 the
oh Of April lao 600 neu frs; ssnt down to AeOle
LIZ then FrAnkins division Of IL 600 Ma ssnt ard On
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-17
Ndjojous itOjsuIjana.


1ypyip,Attsv .Eycr imam is I'm.
t,'ttuolly responsible 90 God loi his
lo'.ura lie is born apart he lives
apart, aud apart ho dlcsi and ut ihc|
mdgmcntscat Of Christ for himself
he stands or falls Man isa distinct
being and consequently cannot shin
hlst'spong10lily lie thinks for him.
sell, chooses for himself and for him
nc,i hg aclH Man is swaycd 10y inilu.
cnces but no matter how great these
influences may bc which prompt him
to 'oiion, ever a1d anon those acts are
? shracd as his own, and for them he
ID accountable 70 Almighty God. Ey.
cry man has his duties TO perform he
cannot shuttle them oil upon another
because they are his dlttesj neither
can there be transfer OF conscience,
for God holds him individually respon.
Mo'e Tor their discharge Between.
"'a ,. '' """ M '. 80, ,'', w ,,2 , ,,''', ,, ','
.;EiI..t,t NJ Nra, men,, ,nt ,I;"..a c, Him.
I% .,.,.. r. 'I" ,I,'ir ,, ~, '''''
,.a,, yt. W.. r,n IiI" ,,"', o,,3 't" gn ~; ;,,,,
n,;n La .,rol ~ ,',.'l.,,' w." la,,' '''.' '0' ''''' "
~
SCRirTURAL I2L'rH'>G.--Ne e ought
to reason with our hearers, and to
prove our doctrines with conclusive
arguments; ana not mercIyto address
their lmaElhauona ana affections: bus
ourreaSonlngs should be deduced from,
CT founded on, the Word OF God; oth-
erWlse we shall lose ourselves IN emp
ty specuIatlouS,or 60 beyond ourdepth,
by attempting discussions tor winch
weare totally incompetent Bat when
we clearly open and explain the Scrip
tures, and support our conclusions 10y
Testimonies OF Holy Writ when we
mus oYlueu''y lay before men thoSr
IFuths' 'h"I Te'"le 10 the person sui
LerlhST, resurrection, ana KhSuom OF
9eaus Ontlst ana INeh Apply 9uch sub
jeo'S W ''e" he3r'S anu cohSclohees
py p"Ihouc "Gc4iFe.s~eSj we use the
proper means oi orinSlh2 them TO the
oDeolellGe -II e, Vi lIlIu ana may expect 10
Soo ou' i""o'S DIesS1" 10 many SOUS
mr. l. scott
\ SALUTARY TuoUGHT-When |
was a young man there lived in our
neighborhood farmer who was usu-
ally reported to be very liberal man,
and uncommonly upright in his deal
Jugs. When he had any of the pro-
ducc Of his farm to dispose Of emade
it an invariable rule to give good mea-
sure-rather more than could be le-
CURED OF him. Ono OF his friends OBJ
serving him frequently doing so, ques-
toned him as to why he did it-tSld
him he gave too much, and said it
would be to his disadvantage. Now
mark the answer ofthis excellent man,
"God Almighty has permitted me but
ore Journey through the world; and
when am gone, l cannot return to
reCtltY Mistakes Think of this -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-17
rlilL uRrpuRllCANn


tfpnid in advance, ar Within throo mUulhs, (l 2b
&c raid any time within The year. 90
10 raid AFTER the expiration of Tho year 20
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-17
4Wab4G Timber Lanl
F O r S ALE.

'TNHE subscriber is authorized to make sale of
i the following Timber Lands, which he will
sell on reasonable terms, viz:
One Tract containing LOG acres, in Deca-
tur township known as the Logon Tract, located
about two miles from Clc0rfcld creek.
One Tract in Chest township, containing about
GOO acres, known as the Tucker Tract located
one and a fourth miles from Chest creek.
Also one undivided half part Of the Woods &,
Barrett Tract in Chest township
Also, the one undivided fourth part of the Lan-
ich, Futon d Co. Trnct, in Bradford township,
together with three or four other tracts.
The above Lands are all in Clearfeld county,
and are represented TO bo well timbered and of
easy access, and convenient to good nayigable
streams.
10" Persons wishing to purchase such lands
would do we'll to apply soon, either personally or
by letter to the subscriber in Clearfeld borough.
VIM. PORTER, Agent.
May 2l, l562.-tE
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-17
UOLLOCK's DANDELION COFFEE
kE,MM CLEARtINLD ACADEMY wiII

TpNIIE CLEAREIELD ACADEMY will
K be opened for the reception orpupils (malcs
and fomaIo,) on Monday, Nov, 10th, 1862.
Terms per Session Of Eleven Weeks:
0rthograpby, Reading, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic aad Geography, 50 SO
Higher arithmetic, English Grammar,
&c grapby and History, 90
Alge| ra, GEOMETRY, Natural Philosophy,
and Book Keeping, 4 90
Latin and Crock Languages, 90
To students desirous of acquiring thorough
English Education, and who wish to qualify
themselves for Teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages.
No pupil received for less than half . session,
and no deduction -.ade except for protracted
sickness
Tuition to be paid at the close the term.
C, p. SANFORD, Principoi
Clcarfe!d, Nov. 3, lSt2.-ly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-17
Carpet 4 Oil Cloths,
G. X 0 G i II ] f S
$35 90

DAYS the entire cost for TUITION in the
L most popular and successful COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL in the country. Upwards Of TWELVE
HUNDRED young men, from TWENTY EIGHT dilcr
cnt States, nave been educated for business here
within the past three years, some Of whom have
been employed as BOOK-KEEPERS at salaries
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-17
Nhenmnlism, NenraIgin, and GOnt.

FUm As F,r Dr. AawlsS # Tie NlHuiISt Fps. Ggrei
rrLuEl HOUSE,. SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan, 6, 1886
IioHuREp SIR: should ho unEratcfu iur the relief your
skill has brought il did not report my to you.
cull settled in my limbs and brought on excrucioting
uoulr' -r pains, which ended in chronic rheumatism.
Notwithstanding haG the hest of physicians the disease
grew and worse, until ly the advice Of your rN
lent agent in baltimore, Dr Mackenzie, tried your P''
Their rlcrts slow, Int cure By pcr5cyering u Tie
Use uf them, am nov entirely well.
SENATE CHAMBER, BATON EouCE, La, Dee, ls55
On. AlER: have been entirely cured by your Pills q
Rheumatic Gvus-a painful disease that had afflicted mS
for wears. VINCENT SllpkLL
For DrOpsy, Plethora, or kindred COm-,
plants, requiring an active pulgr, Nc! alc au excel
itnt rCmcly.
Tor COStivCncSs or Constipation, and a.
n Dinner Hiii, they are Agreeable Uud ,G,.'us,.
Fits, Suppression, puIaly SIS, lnfEmma-
uOn, and even Deafness. and Partial Blind
ness, have teen cured ty the alternative action e ,Lpe
riI!S.
Most of tla Pills IN market contain Mercury which az
.h0ugh 'amuc remedy in skllul hands is dangerous
n pulc l from the dreadful consequence that ne.
!Vyn'y fellow ils incsuious There contain no nv.s
! trr! q @!unr,l gGlgoUte Nhecyg..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-17
$1,000. PREMIUM. 81 600.

$1,000. PREMIUM $1,000.
viii cause Hair to Grow On Bald Heads will
Restore Grey or Diseased Hair 10 It's
CONDITION AND COLOR ;
win prevent the Hair from Falling on, and pro
motc New and Healthy Grow IL completely
eradicatcs Dandrulf will prevent and
cure Nervous Headache will giyo
to the Hair a Clean, Glossy Ap-
pcarance, and is Il Certain
Cure for all Diseases
Of TIL @ II e Il d.
Price IS Cents three Bottles for 500
For safe at HARTSWICK s DRUG
STORE, HWkct ST., Cicdrfeid, Pa.
Itisn perfect and complete dressing Eor the
Hair. Read the following testimonials
I. 5. MARsuAL's OFFICE,
New York, Nov. 6, 1851.
WIN. GRAY, Esq. Dear Sir-Two months ago
my head was almost entirely J0id and the little
hair had was all greg aud falling out very iUgl
until feared I should lose all, commenced
using your Hair Rcstora'ire and it Immediately
stopped the hair falling oG, aud soon restored the
color. and after using two bottles my head is com
IIctcly covered with Il hcalthy growth Of hair
aud of the Same color it was in early manhood
| lake grCut pleasure in recommending your ex.
cellent Hor Re.toratire and you may also refer
an" douCting person to NE.
ROBERT MURRAY, L. S. Mar,hal,
Southern District, New York.
For sale by the proprietor, (Wm.Greyl at the
Restorative Depot,
3Ol Broadway, New York,
Also for sale by john S. Pierce, General Agent
6Sj Broadway, n. Y, and by all Druggists
JOHN S. PIERCE, General Agent
No. 6Sj Broadway, n. Y.
N L. Druggists or others sending cash order.
for the Restorative, will be supplied with circu
lars containing certificates from people of the
highest rcspectabity, fIom all parts of the coun
try. March H. 1862. ! y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-17

SHAVING AND HAIR-DRE|SlNG.
Not jyHc Bmd)' Graho,a's Row.
The question has often been asked
Why PLEAsANTs can shave so clean?
That customers who shave with him
A benefit must reap, ween.
lie shaves for ZIP" and you are willing,
viii take off your hair in a trice for SHILLING"
So come along, ye jolly boys so slick,
For PlcOsaDts is theman to do it cheap and quick
The reason may readily be seen
Why his custom is so large:
His towels oil are cean-his razors all are keen,
And you'll always find him Pleasant ina charge.
Just 20 to Peasants and you'll be
Like Shebas Queen Of old
Pleased and delighted, and excaim
The half has BOT been told.
Va Don't forget the pace-in Gratams Row,
above b. stumph shoe shop.
SAMUEL PLEASANTS.
Clearfeld, june IS, lS62.-tf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-17
rcrmsof Adycrtlslng,

over three weeks hhN l'6' 'A"N '''Nr '"''''' -N
cents per square for each Insertion.
Bushes, ust.css not exceeding Shines are in
ssrted for 81 yorr
Adver,i53m outs net a lrtcl withthe number Of
-ge-tons desired, will 10 continued until forbid
nd charged according 10 these terms.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-17
CLEARFIE9J STONE WARE POTTERY.
Shaving and Hair.DresSiDg,

T TEREMIAH NORRIS respectfully announces
~ to his friends of Clearfed and vicinity that
b, has returned to his old stand, and is well pre-
pared to render the most perfect satisfaction to all
who may desire his professional services.
Clearfeld, April Q, '62
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-17
Indirestion and immunity OF lhe Blood.

fgoU NCr. J. = NiWsE, TuI0F " N0fF0T IT-urI D lor
Br. AVE-: have used your Pills with rytaordinary
surry., In rpv Gmiy aaA among those am colcd oyst
IN Distress 10 regulate the UrEups ut digestion and purl+
f lr" bl,ol tcy ara the very bees, uItrrH fare ever
Nown and l con confidently recommend them TO NY
dicuts Yours, J. Y, uIMrs
WARSAW, WYOMING Co. n A., % ,,
Dean Sl, ! am using your o. ~. mi, - - 1899
VT - ',' i',' ,tr, ."rnt NWgNtvc io CLEANS. tls
- .'''" "''" L'""' .,,v fountains NJ the blood
.IRgIN MrAHFTtNF NJ
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-17
bilious Disorders aud Liver Complain.

NtlAhIhhNf 1f InH lNrtUIor b
NAsriNOToy, y. C., F,h. lN5a
Sm have used yuur rls in my general and h.,l,
nructrc ever since you m8lr thom and rnunot hp.f,
suy they wr the best cnthggtlr vs employ. Thgr r
luiiug Hrtiou IN the rsr IS quick aud decided conse.
ly ihry arp au admirable runpdy for driauaemcut,rfb
orwu Indeed ! have seldom found case of bIIi.,, ?
stss tu r.liin that 10 dad not readily Weld 10 l,,
tmtyruai'y yours, ALONIO BALL p
e We H..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-25
Police Intelligence, SC.

RopBERns by \ SERVANT GIRL.-CI olinc
Ter. a,ids : NTH, alas Fisher, alas Audcrs M,
a servant "a -,si yesterd " ~ u g. tive
Farley, charged wth series ufr nu.ii-s committed
DUNG the pat ytst. II appear tU she 10 - been in
Aelsai ~ h herself " families for tie express
pup 80 1i tueit. and IL Il estmAsed that duriu,,
she post year ths nv ~ len ~ eat $1,000 WnttI 81
GOV. 81. TIE prisoner was taken before Jlsic
Kelly a.d luVs,d up ~ answer. Parti VINO hay
hs. !, ubed ~ TINS woman viii do vel TO cal N
D'ts Nv. Farley, q thc 1. iectv,'s office, IN T. ia
stne', oJfutr O.. u. Que street.
AERHsr AND Dt~Cu,EGF OF SrSpAY Ii
QroE SfLlErs Tho police report that Jane
X tN''ss WHi;e .4t john II vki1s, hIu r
destfs f. the llth ward, were arrested : 10
day fpr violating th, SIA,,y iqlur .aw IA Sc .ius
Nquur Of that day, snl q 4 GA thelr OeihS tax n
b.io-r Justice stee's, lie discharged the and re-
pii1andsd TIE IN O. =, assigning as reason that
they had tight g. sell lil1,r Sundays, pr,vii-
I'd ". Kept tteig places CLOSED IN front, AMI did
MT slow any noise or disturbance " take place.
KILLED IN a FIGur -Patfick McGrath, a
native u Ireland, 80 years " age, died yesterday,
1t size NeW York II Ji'a, frvm Injuries receive 1
on the Nj " the ttn instant shile fshtnz with
an 'cquAint. nee named James snneiy, in Wet
Broadway, about the payment Tor s,me drinks.
kepLedy Nrested ~ the tin @ and u now "a
pdsnn. Cu.o.et Widely will hold an inque IL
tie ase this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-25
nr. MIN Ca,nwnn Counnil

At meeting ot b. Il ,Srd las Night, Alder
msL ruug ,nar, Z Zoe mi wing rc-Hli'ions IN re-
lat, l. g. tie - c.sc 10 q J. A M. Wuod from i'm
pr. uuu.r tat N rstruf u
E,suirti m It SO sUs ute Ceftauty oi the re-
lcst. Co.. a VI. W q from rebel prison, AID
IA ~ ,tor,ti,h tu D. Is family and tfead, furnishes
sil 'urlsr opp tnuty for an expression Of Joy
a.e POS s,itu O..
L,.oirtd, Tr.', In view 81 the 'ac that tie dl,nt
aar pst.,ic = luur Wood il tie Pre-il lent - this
y Dr.. - Aldermen, We ouyh and rerel a, d>,e -
u.rr a asr,- Irced { t1Wnn VA hfd u
H,,C' lin, - ", hugion, ba iin.Ore 90 PHI vi IL
lhi . tue cas-" may b., aud escort him g. tbs
.'y IA, th- ips,i.' c'mTittoe On the reception,
~, hereby .re,ts. - axe tn' necessary -snSs-
frtUts
Al It,l
I ruc.it Commute ou Cisim- reported g. favor
'.I.ui.r.. ting % ~ a- .' tur I,yr,eut ~ out
.tt.tI b. ..ar.l i -u ds rui-.,si or tlc esq H.
mort ~ he l3t., il'r aud 2,.h Regime. H. at II q
. r,t iHr out - she r h.'liou.
Re- 'uii.rs v,ie u-efctt.d in favor " applying
o. 20 Lrli. aturs 'Hr authority O. its.s bonds fur
q la,u.,ui - $4,000, the amount % money eX.
r,uitu g. rlc tlu mcUt ~ y luutrers. Tho mat
;Hr WAS lii over q urVt meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-25
Flr,.. Accidents, I.are.,., 30.

IN EAST IirB SrTEKT.-About hAlfpast 1
O'Clock yes, erday morning, nrs broke cut ~ Nc,
2q0 BAIT Fourteenth strees. occupied oy sewage
Ksne The place was almost totally destroyed.
Loaa $500 ihsured. About forty horsss weTe
saved By the ie,h Precirct Pjice.
SurcipE wIrH PoTsoN Coroner Wildly
he'd an indu,s, yesterday, At No. 60 White - cet,
up, the h1dy u Louis y IuLe' ntuve oil si'AeT-
iand al v..rs Of a.e, Who clmmitted suicid n
suu.ay iisht, oy taking scnle cJricsiye poison:
lie hsd zen SUBJECT epiep,ic me- and is believed
H. have taken tie Is n while under Al at'sck OF
Owe ~ tbs as A ve.d ict " suicide, was rem
dered by tie July.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-25
EVERY NEW YORKER ANXIOUS To- PRO
CURE TIE PATRIOTIC RECORD.

A SECOND EDITION Of the SUNDAY MIR.
Curry Of FebrvA 20 ia now issued, containing o
on'y complete record oieyery public building aud
privN- residence illuminated ia New York in homo
Of w..lington's birthday. NJ other paper por 70
formed this gres, news feat.
The ass,ciAt Il rep ,rters for the sunday press
gave the task up IA despair. Rsii their cOnessisn
~ published in all the other Sunday papers,
Il is as solowG-Ths illumination during the
evening was general. The rep Tters hal made ar
rar gements T. pub ISL tao MANS Of the ilum IA
Lrs. but At nine o'olocS,tls us,w-s already . long
frNpub icAton.
Now .lstll ing the conpinel reporters OF the
SUNDAY prr't Of Ih,s " confessed the nse!
ALL ~ r'' It VIE pi tho patr sic lllu uiaR-
tore, wi ra they ~ NIT they bal interdsd n plb-
ISL, the ST NDAY NERO nv, vita the AID OF il
own SPECIAL REPORTERS, PUBLISHED To-
TlIa WORLD, AT SIX O'CLOCK OK SUNDAY
MORNING, tie uauo AMI ,I1re-s 81 every 1g'rio,
citizen 'n Muant'sn I-!arl, who'e ra,iIsp'e or
plaza - hasn,s1 Vas l,l.lil.'el, "a celebration
the DiithGay 90. WAnLlIEton, q, mas J's.I.S Il,
eyeuir 3 previous.
Eyery thing elso ~ iI.por .Aaeo Tia, occurred a.
homo ~ a., lp Saturday, is mentioned ia lu
srnd-y, Mercury. Everybody Eau'.lt ths ys'y
latest news, the most reliable news, hruisLeI by
the most en'orprising spesih reporters, o. ta
news furnished 10y telegraph 10 tie ASSOC I.tl
Press aud the fullest and mott 'eiur'ts reports %
All dongs In tho city AMI out o, IL, buys taa Sun.
| DAY MEBClRY.
Ih,us..ld ia y copies = TIIE GR,AT SUNDAY
| NJ HsPAPF Il tL,e beoI sold uy sue uess a,nt,
| .ince day Of IN q c.ti IA, and EDITION AFrEH
EDITION vii he issued irJm I.o OH e u4t. tl'
| demas h supplied
Pur Ego. comneu'e' a ne" n'e IN tie lI
| i'sue - TIE Sunday Mrrcuy, 1875
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There Va. not quorum in attendance on the
ae-st.u ~ the Coun1l Board o. ~ evening. the AL
tcrti "a ~ Vie nisu hers eng engroS-, with the
20 ION 'or Assistant Ens nicer OF the Fire D.pa-t
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lSRY GOODS.
RAkGAISS! BABGAINSl BARGAINS
TIREl FIrEi FIRE.

W. II. PEITON,
fII HOwFRS, NEAR NOT 5 rOS ST &,
IL now OileIiug .tGkEAI BAkGAISS, uls 81, end a
SGOCk Oh DRY GOODS,
Damaged by tho lttu Five
To iIpus' k.ep, and othe Flhs offers a rare oI-
a., Ttuui'y IT, pace aSr, a. - great sIr flee
Clnsk= Shsw's, M.rtlns Dress Gods, silks, Ii
~ ~ Shutirg nLJ = let 80. Mu.,tts, T.bIu 1l tus,
NbIkluj, Z wes, BlHn ketS, G. untoi pan,t, Cu-SkHs
r. uTp'4, IICNings, U4gissv, q IVES nbrpdCTiss,
80 30 w. PElION,
tfI5iOl gIi 80 Seiy, near Houston st.
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TuE NEW yORk DNtiN SIN
u sent b. -unoiibsrs '"gunr'y e,".y moruinR,
BL NAIL, FOH - YEAR.
Direct MOSS y. BENDn, Proprietor ~ the sun
II NrN NuuK CRY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


COAI.-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
~ 1900 10 1850 lbs, delivered for 81 30 or 81 80,
bug full weight Of $3.50 It's guaranteed, under Or.
fsiiure Of the whole bil, the boot Peach Orchard
and Lehlsh coal In the city delivered In good order,
NJ 81 To- from yards lower or. hi and Greenwich
sta, and 20 R,ossvtlt ID, OR. New Bowery. MAT.
THEW CLINTON, wholesale and retail agent,
fsR4 2iAC'IOs
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