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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-15
MAktGr in all
IAYHsr FROM epa1ysrrsL,.

The Fort Smith TInss, Of the I'D instant.
says:
ThA1Nssouri Army Argus, Of the 18th ult.,
has SIN received. from which We learn tn al
Gen. Price, is at Springfield with about 20, ;.
coo troops, and recratts coming daily in from
leo to 500, entering tho Confederate service
Gen p intends making move soon. The
Federals are destroying all the property
along the roads. burning houses, mills towns.
and shooting men taken in arms Mr.. ".
says, We viii get all back, with 10, 900 Con
federate help. we can clean out Missouri in 90
days.
--LATEST PROM THE SOUTH cARoLISA COAST.
The CHARLESTON Courier, OF tho nth inst
learns from q participant in the late light
that the enemy, altar nringa voiley, would
Immediately fall to the ground to avoid the
effects of our FIRE:
Upon their first landing. and while the
skirIaishezs 0: the enemy were advancing,
our rne,e were posted behind thicket con.
ceaied Reconsideration and quietly waiting
for the enemy to get within easy range Of
their musksts. When about one hundred
and ATTY yards distant gun Ia the hands Of
one OF our men went off accid sntally, which
at once pnt the enemy on the alert Had 1t
not been for this, it is thought the whole
advancing party would have been killed or
e1R pSn a:.n..,..
tenant Elliott, Of New York regiment,
seemed very desirors Of having a parley
with our men. When asked why he was
desecratipg the coil OF south carolina and
FL b ing against our liberties, he responded
b, saying that they Came TO nyengs the in
suit to tneir flag, the stars and stripes. Upon
Its being intimate1 that they had thrown
away the most favorable opportunity for re.
dseIning their honor by re leaeing Mason and
sliSeli, the officer said that was foreign to
the subject, and the conversation dropped
It vas rnnaorsd that Gen. sherman had
sent smother fisg OF truce yesterday TO Gen.
Lee, In relation to tho negroes on Port Royal
Island, atkinS tn cir removal from tho III nd,
in consequences OF the small -pcx having bro.
ken cat among them We could not trace
this, however, to reliable aource.
PREsIDssr pAvIs AID Taa sourxwssrEHx ruB.
LlsHIka HeUsg.
The following acknowledgment (says the
TenHssses Bepsiss) BY President Davis OF q
package Of books, consisting Of copy Of the
Arst Pocket Bible and Testament published
in the Southern Confederscy. also the new
Confederate series Of School hooks, is cha
ractsristic OF the mas. and must be crafty
ing to the authors Of the series-the one
Georgian. and the other from Mississippi:
RIcHMoxp, Dec. 70, 1861.
Rev J. 4. G-vvs, Nashville, Tenn = Dear
Sir: have received with great pleasure your
letter Of the 18th inst, with the Holy bible
Testament, and school books accompanying
Tia Bible is beautiful specimen Of south.
srn workmanship. and II live to no inan.
gurAtea the flrst President Of the Oonfedera-
cy on the I'D Of February next. my lips shalt
press tho sacred volume which your Kindness
have no time to examine the school books,
bat doubt not they are improvements on
those formerly used, ana ! am xratined that
: Mt.sissippiAn has been the nfst 70 ens.9s
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CoHrHDsRArs SrATEs ALMAsAu.-Ws have
received from Weer 4 Johnston g ,opy OF the
Confedera q States Almanac and Depository
Of Useful knowlcdge, for 1862. published By
II. y. Clarke, vicksburG, Miss. It contains
much valuable infor nation, gathered from
authentic sources. and seems to have been
compiled with great care.
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We wsss in error in stating In our is

WE WEBB in error in stating In our issue Of
Monday last that Mrs. Judge Thompson was
II refugee. On the contrary. she came
through Cor the purpose Of visiting her some,
who. she had been informed, were both -.
verely wounded at the battle Of Allegheny
Mountain She Is remaining with her sur.
wing son. Oapt. Tbompson, for . short
time, and will leave for her home In q few
days.
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Senatorial Election,

PETERSBURG, Jan. l4.-Robert Il. Collier IL
elected as State Ssnator, 10 nil the vacancy
occanonsd BY the resignation OF DR.. John
H. Claiborne, over VIM T. Joynes. Peters
burg gave him $50 majority. Prince George
not heard from.
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NORFOLK, Jan. IA gentleman by The
name Of Ray, belonging to the 7th Louisi ana
regiment, fell from a window il the third
story Of the Atlantic Hotel, last night, and
died in few minutes.
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THl 0LapIAroH

Tal 0L.pIA-oR.-Aats information re-
csivsd BY the z uincy .iFla} DspassA. OF tAs
Sth, enables the editor OF that paper to state
thai the Gladiator is now safely moorsd ia d
Confederate port-a Florida port The Glad.
ator has two millions worth Of arms.
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COMMusslOeExe SALE VI SEVEN Y

rONM1ESlOrEKs sALa NF SEVEN Y.
Six ACRES OF LAND, In Chesterfield
county, In original growth ten miles r OH Man.
chester. AZ Comm issioner Of The Hastings Corrt
Of the City Of Richmond, sppoiated by decree
in the ease Of johnson, &c. vs.. Johrson. Ac., an
tered on taa Ssh October 1856, shall proceed to
sell at PUBIC Auction, ct Bethlehem Meet,
ing House. on MONDAY, the 2oth January Is62
At IL O'Clock A. (f fair, If not. the fair day
thereafter TIE tract Of lard referred to Ia the bin
Of the plaintiffs, lying and being in The county of
Chesterfield csr:a.njng SEVENTY.SIx ACRES
heavily set in ORIGINAL growth, known - the
SARAH BACON TRACT" Ga the chu, sh road
ins House, the lands Of Als1ader Trsbuc, Han IAN,
cock. and Others and about half mile South west of
the Manchester ard Falling Greek Turnpike, ard
about ten miles from Manchester.
TERSds-Three, six and twelve months for bond.
bearing interest With app owed personal security
and tit 9 retained I'll all the purchase ncnsy is
fully paid. The Lake: Of 1892 to be paid by ihe
purchaser. 81. QODDIN.
ia Cg..
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Ne Tldings Of the Basnsids Extedi.isn.
"ILNEHarox, N. O., Jan. 40 O'Clock at
night.-Nothing has been he ard here Of the
Burnside expedition.
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Fsp<KAL eraEET s.DHEY at iTC.
ION We Wis sell imo dias.iy sst>r the aAo -
ale. tw, beau .f,d sUtLuI q LII q. an FEDERAL
street, In SiIusS aud iooa ed ia tas Vine ard
quar-, hsv ng out OF 10 TIA b an run
naiss osc. i59 feet I, sli ~ ~ ieet wide
TERMS -t'ns-third cash; bsarce at ard -
1aon.hs or negof,abie not with iu;ersst sdaod,
nd secured by q tuss d~-d.
ia US. T~YLOk T. 81 N. ucts.
POSITION All Mt In consequences Of he
snow Ihe ao we ssiss " . y n. d ill TT Is.
DAY. Ian, -, commencing - above
JaI5 JAS. Nd. TAYLUK L SOS. Aucts
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Gen. Wayne D-ciiAxs u BfIxx adler. General.
shiD.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 1.-The Savannah Rtpa6H.
can, of this morning, 8 Us tat Gen. " ayne
has declined the Office OF Brigadier- General,
rendered to him by The Confederate Govern
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AUs,ra4tv &JAa4xss4
or y4NEs n. TlYx0a : 10r, AUC1S
r,tss TIT

sY J4Ass n. TAILOR Z Sor. AuCTs
r EASE hot AND 4 LAn9.
II FRAaEU DnjiDiNo, AT AUOIlvN.
nary comm peins q . S'sis ~ Lens q -
.<o,, now 4 tbs oesupsuez Of ben HaohM, y
spits December 8. Ies1. 7. fonts On ~ wsss
n.es ista, hetwrsn o. acc snd Ss.Akla ssesss
70 ss-s, AID runs back b. sDIsi dept
Ihsrs upon ti,s prapersv . laree xsnse
ani dire. 20 b Ivo feet, ls.sly ussd = stop.
~ Jsa' a. ~AyLop & eos, A.s.s
tONTISuATr.tN The shove sale VIII
Ase place 70 DAY, ~ u o'clock a..
jas JAS. NJ fAYIOss l. SON, Aacs.
1--WE vAI.IT LIE BUiLD;N0 LOTS,
r Or THE Tn NJ rLAnk- = eADs
aisrs, on wEnNEsDaY. tue ION ~ or
January. comm cling at5& O'Clock, ave vala,
sbis BUILDiN q LOs ;, iocas<don tne soath
SIDE If the Westhsm PiaDk.road. and lnss
shove The yesidspc VI hariSs fniitss, = q.
They front 81 feet arh. and run 6acs i3of.st
70 az ally 10 fee vide
Tn" iorasion Of tn,s property renders ~
'sraso pr Tor stores or dwellings
AAhAs o. SALB - One .tntrd cash the 0als
re a. ana m onths, for neGo table notes.
VIZ" sa 'A..feet rodsd, and s~cp,st ~ trnst
isecs: Ihs war and other taxes t:sss paia
JAS. NJ TAYLOR 4 SOW.
~ 4-tos AuctiOneoss.
"EEvE .ND~ FUII.p NC ?
LOTS In TdE TOWN or SIDNEY.
IN nhk AMP asAI,U" SThE.lS. ar
UCTIUN -Ws will sell. upou n .r-m On
WSbNrsDAf tn IS day ri j. uary Dcu,
nsr cling AZ = rio b, r. "a, t~siv. haod ONE
Clubbing Orssn "a and Ne " .,sesAe
idn'y AID nsasiy a ijoini the red .snss Of Ar.
runst:i'
LEY front each 30 fest, Ard ~. hack 100 isstto
N a.ey. These lots are teaasit-iiy iocsrd, sno
thos" IN want VI g;isb p osesE would do wsato
,..en1 the sac.
TERMS -orc-'h' cash; the tA!Auce NJ snA II
;entts fer n.go,ia ie no a. vita liter. Of scdst,
ed b, y trust al.
i9 Us TNvvO0 q S1N. AnAta.
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FUTURE OARS.
Nv L. q. CUOA Ascs'y.

~ b. b. CUOA. AS0r.
A UCTION LIE
( 'OERlES, WI IS, BRAED1ES, &c.
tn y $40 y NEXT ~ lost ~ IL o'clock a.
II Ne vi, 2r f,s ssle, .: . tction Wssnous -.
gard 70 wss,hsr, ~ our ofh:s on re basia BANK,
our s,o~k Of
ono dERIEs. liquors, &C..
Uon.is.i.0, II p.r'.sf
% Dois. Urashsc, Powdered. 0raan'a.sd and
Cut Loaf sugar,
90 thds crDs M eoSodo Sugar.
IS bAg. kio CT q.
5000 whole, haf and ar. b~xss Sscdines, =
rs bags q. d ~ sissces Rise, -
Ibis. lard,
20 whole Ard hsf bills. RSs Hssrisxs,
IS bbis. CcppsraR
70 bhEs. Oh pvsa Logwcod,
Green aud Back fsss. Loaf Sugar. Nus
tasc, Cove. Spice, Woreestsrshirs
eRuce,
10 bbls sofs she'll A,raonds,
q o cas-s choice q avst,
80 cases "a tess cts chempagna,
nsN pipes ny tcs's Lou On Doek 0rsrty.
100 bis. ar i BIZ 81 o.o whiskesE Atp.~ and
Peach SrsEdy; Hum, Din, hhesry, PERI
sni Mst~ifs Nis~s c0grsc 90 Hen
massey sadJ; scotch Whiskeyi Loo
dr. Pofess
Dbl. Tsiiow uis.
IS oax ,ps Ash Gu0ao,
loo tons Bone Ash.
JssMs.--Ussh, ia ban1 aba fonda
ORs N6u AW Z 90.
q Sale 70 b. conducted ~
iA1S-tfs b. COOK. Aues
II IEDW00D 4 KEIrH. 81 Nal. Aysre.
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4 DMINISrRAi SIS sA LIZ or vALU.
"A BILE HOU.E AND LOT.-As euslie
knricn. on "WEDNESDAY, ~ last 49, o'clseS
=. y ah al o1fsr for sale, on shs pssmtsa. he
house and Lot bsloaging 70 the estate Of Bar.
rest Wicker. deceased. on fhs ncIthsa es:nc u
eta $50 Canal So The henss y " hsiek. slAssd.
root. asd suitable for : iarss fsntx. saaiaeinss
opaeious Sooms.
Tia Lot hes bsausfally on . ssats activity.
from 'front.' 70 rezr, 60 su*t on Sth. n Ill - O.
nal street, snrsEg rare ana advenfst Scva Of
postunlfy 70 cApte1ss. Tor bc.IStsy, sd &esune
ths xstai dsr Aad 10. hanss h the capita. ~ ~
6oushefH Cpnfed~TSey.
The nsIsAkcfhc<1 10 mesa NsskahIss ~ eaap
ve1isns 70 eli che 0oserrsnsnt O0eee AR Eewlo
+ 1arass sesaDie- tks hsas> vhsse tsvm s1Dtea
q IL lOh q Ann A~xt. - which Nme pQeD 4stea
v1n ~ rven. a eneli~s Y q a1sa6uap6nt GkeaIA
- a1ee{aa WITH ~. 1asnoa - ~ -
11enD 0neba1 go - h9akehte t4n1sj ~,
80 -: ~ n $3.50 = ~ - ~ 81 -
= :. -
/ -. -: ! = -
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run HrHBBR OF HOGS PukcHleH BIZ TIE COZ,
FBDEaArs dovbkxAlNT IN fkxIRss1x.
Der OF hogs the Government has purchased
and is having slaughtered and packed in Ten.
nesses, and give the following approximate
a. afA
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COOP SAaxrns.

The Shrsvsport (La.) ss..hsssss., Of the In
inst, givss the following instance Of rood
farming:
One Of our friends. residing in Boe,ier n.f.
ish. working only four or ave hands. du rins
the past year. raised two hundred beeheIs 81
peas for sale, four Thousand pounds OF pork.
besides having enough for his own plan talon
use; corn enough to last 1ulf tive years. ard
about one hundred and thirty baies 81 Cot.
ton; potatoes, turnips, and veg tai les Of al.
most every kind, In abundance. The spinning.
wheel was heard rafting away In his csbins
preparing 70 clothe the family. Th,t,s ~
way for planters 70 d"
YIRls II AvuIsYANA.
The CpsiOusas tLa.) Coxrisy, Of the lth In .
slant. has the following:
About three weeks ago the hay press Of Mr.
K. ". Mckinney ncar our to wn, was reduced
70 ashes, together with several hundred bales
some day last week tn. dwelling nou.s Of
Dr. Goher. OF Vile Platte, now in - Oon-
ashes, a. we'll ~ all the furniture. =
Last week the kitchen Of . pocr lady fSe,d.
ing In Washington, whose name We hays NO,
heard. was also burnt down, with her winter
provisions =
ON Monday night last the kitchen Of Mr..
kawls. Of our town. was also burnt. MI 4.
IL absent from town.
sIcKS1ss II 4 1A2As RlaIMBlT.
Tho MHrshall (Texas) kepubsieax, Of the l4:h
inst says:
A letter from 6regg's regiment, dated the
Nth, states that the sickness among the sol !.
diers was undated. seventy SIX men had
died up to that date, ana many more were
dangerously.
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inis estimate, however, is based upop the
Hsurns from only 4,e22 post-ofncss, and the
receipts must necessarily b increased bv the
returns from the remaining ! ,o34, though the
latter are generally small oficss, scattered
throughout the interior, from many of which
ne receipts viii - insonsiderahls.
There are other facts connected with the
operations OF tho Department, which We r..
srve for future article.
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AUCTION SALES.
BxJlS TAYLOR 4 SON 1vc,ior1-..

-~.0c~---o.S,..~-oN~
FUTURE Day
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NJ He Tor U5pIS, -spcsy.
NLD AR1LE AND FEafH BRANDY,
- AT AUCTION %, Wf.DN ESUaY,
tI!y lJ.n inst, ~ IL o'clock. VIII sell at anc-
to- a. nv I'll o II ibis. old apple and
"a ls-a.s AG TOR DAVIS. Auet.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-27

vrHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
= Of Published as d warning
and for the especial benefit Of Yong Men and
those who suffer with Nervous Debihsy, Loss
OF Memoty, Premature Decay, &C.. &c., &c.,
by one who has cnret himself BY simple means
after being put to great expenses and incon-
venience, through the use Of worthless medi-
cincs ,pSesssihed sby ,lesrps3 Doctors. a
Single copies ny bsstSa u 6t6 author,
c. A.. LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoint, Long
Island, hE enclosing post paid addressea en-
Greeupoiut, Long Island, NY. (ns5m9
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-27
To Consulnptlves.

THE AByERHsER, having been restored to
= health in ., few weeks BY a very. simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumption-is anxious to mai e
known to his fellow sufsssrs the means of
cure. Ts@ a7.v asa TIE q, S5r@
To all who desire IL he will send copy of
the prescription used free Of charge,) with
the dirsctieus for preparing and using the
same, which they will Ind SURE Guar FOR
CsNgvuFTyqN, AsrHMs, BRoNcu,r,s, &c. The
only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceiyes 70 be
Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as u VIII cost them nothing
snaray prove Ibleesipg.f Fl 81 ITTO
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARDA, WILSON
.Wiiisn.ssrsh, Kings County, n. r. [naso
E- 4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-27
B, o.~ Vernon Springs,
FIGURING MILL,

TIVHE undersigned would announce to his
i friends and the public generally that
his Touring Mill is now constantly in motion,
and being in the best of working order at
III times, will never be surpassed -either in
quality or quantity, ofits work. Give nae q
trial aad will as heretofore guarantee salts
faction. ..u c,.-,r..... $500. r. =
Vernon Springs May 90, 1864.
~,, neg e3-aG A. H. HARRIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-27
F0RESTON. '1 FL 0URIN G
sasaa M / II T., !.

we are prepared to resume general custom
business, attending promptly to calls from q
distance. We flatter ourselves that we can
give as good satisfaction as at any mill in
Northern lows having engaged the serMcet
of practical miller Of long experience. ,
~ Saving attendcd 70 upon the usual
terms ofthe cenAtry. s5s9 &c i.asneI a. ril
Foreston, Feb. cath, 1862. NAVAL
P. VELIE. ,-, -, E.V. WHIT.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-27
,SHODl SHOT!! csHOT!!!

ORDERS for the various sizes of shot filed
promptly and warranted: Terms cash
liberal discount to the trade Address:
Dubuque Shot Manufacturing Company fnE
(n26vsyll Dubuque Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-27

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
IS EVIL ING MAC HIN ES
EMPIRE LED
4MUfTAk MACHINE
Patented February 18th, 1860.
lSALESRO0M, SO BROADWAY
N w YORK.,
THIS Machine is constructed on an entirely
| new principle of mechanism, possessing many
| rare and valuable improvement, having been
examined by the most profound experts, and
pronounced to be SIMPLICITY and PER.
FICTION COMBINED.
The following are principal objections
urged against Sewing Machines
| l.-Excessive fatigue to 4.-Incapacity to sew
tho operator. every description of
2.-Liability to get out material.
of order. 5..Disagrceable noise
a.-Expense, trouble while in operation.
and loss Of time in re-
pairing.
The Empire Sewing Machine is ex'
empt from all these objections.
1t has straight needle perpendicular &C.
| ton. makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH,
which will neither RIP nor RAvEL, and is
| alike on both sides; performs perfect sewing
on every description Of material, from Leath.
ef to the finest Nansook Muslin, with cotton,
linen or silk thread, from the coarsest to the
finest number. a
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and
the least possible friction, it runs as smooth
as glass, andis
EMPHATlCALLY A NOlSLESS MA
CHINE.
It requires FIFTY PER CENT less power to
drive it than any other Machine in market.
A girl of twelve years Of age can work it
steadily, without fatigue or injury to health.
Its strength and WonderfW Simplicity of
construction render it almost impossible to
get OUT Of order. and is guaranteed by the csm-
pany to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may
desire to supply themselves with a superior
article, to call and examine this UNRlAvLED
But in more especial manner I'VE sole.
i the patronage of -
MERCHANT 1AILORSy ri II DKES0 MAKERS,
Coach MAKERS, CossET MAKERS,
HooP-SKIR1 MANuFAc-- GAITER FILTERS,
-rr ERs ..-tc SHOE BINDERS,
SHIRT and Bosom Makers 1~' ~
VEST and PANTALOC)N MAKERS.
10 Religious and Charitable Institutions
will be literally dealt with.
PRICE OF MACHINE COMPLETE
No !, or Family Machine, $45 90, No. 2
Small sized Manufacturing, $50 90, No. 3
Large size Manufacturing SIS co.,
Cabinets in every Variety.
We want Agents for all towns in the Uni
ted States where agencies are not already
established to whom liberal discount will
be given; but we make no consignments.
IT,. MACARTHUR, & Co., [nlo6]
5l0 Broadway, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-27
q ss,.rpassed .tor Quality West Of
the Mississippi.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER

kept constantly on hand also Salt by the
sack or barrell, Paints, Oils. Glass, Nails,
Sash, &c.-In short. we keep 2 regular ana
complete assortment of goods usually found
IN q country store, ali Of which We will sell
for ready pay Or exchange for farm and coun l
try produce paying the most liberal prices,
and selling attke lowest rates. 7zlij toi 'iiat
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-10
CO&M RR0MM8.

TO HOUSEKEEPERS.-Tho subscriber-Wh,
was educated in the Pennsylvania Institute foi
tho instruction OF the Blinds now manuiaotur.
ing CONN BROOMS, al Centre Corner, neal
Wclchs, in Lawrence township.
lie makes a splendid article, and persons want.
ing those indispensable articles to housekeeping
should patronize this worthy young man.
E6~ BRO0NS will be supplied either Whole.
sale and Retail on the most Accommodating terms.
EMERY LRGGETL
n.. I 1850 a.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-10

ID EGISTER'S NOTlCE.-Notice, Is here
IL by given that the following accounts have
boon examined and passed by me- and remain
fled Of record in this Office for the inspection Of
heirs, legatees, creditors, and all others in any
other way interested and will be pregeutcd to
the next Orphans Court of CloaTfed county, to
be held at the COURT HOUSE, in the borough
Of Cloardold, commencing on the 2nd Monday
lof January, 1868, for confirmation and allow
ance:
!. The FINAL Admin strRtion account Of Theodore
Weld, Administrator of George picn, late Of
Bsccaria township, CleOrfeid county, deceased
Of whom John Weld, jr., was the first admins
traitor.
2. The Final Account of Theodore Weld, Execu.
tor Of the last will and testament Of John Weld
late Of Beccaria township, Clearlltld county,
deceased.
). The Final account of |. c. McCloskey, Admin
istrstor Of all and singulat the goods and chat
tells right and credits which were Of Nathan
McCoskey, late of Pike township, Cleariold
county, deceased
(. The Final account of Jesse Hutton and Mary
j.. Kelley, Administrators Of all and singular
tho goods and chattes, rights and credits,
which were Of James NJ. Kelley, late Of Bcccs
ria township, CleGrield county, deceased.
), The Final account Of William McCracken, Ad-
minisTstOr Of all and singular the goods and
chsttols, rights aud credits which were Of viii
liam mcCrscken, SEN, late Of Boil township,
CloarGeld county, deceased
9. The Final Account Of Jeremiah Hoover and
jacob Beams, Executors of the Inst will ard
tettSRont Of Henry Beams, lat, of Morr. town
ship, GlcarGcld county, deceased,
I. The Find account Of John Weld, deceased J
Guardian of Haunah Hoover, one Of the chill
dren OF Abba Hoover, late Of BeccHria township,
Clesrheld county, deceased.
JAMES WRIGLEY, Rog'r.
Registers Office, Nov. l2 1863.
ALSO, the following accounts which have been
filed in this office since the first day Of Deccm-
ber, 1882.
|. The partial account of James A. Bloom aud
John Bloom Executors Of the last will and
testament of Isaac Bloom, Jr., of the township
Of Pike, Cearfeld county, deceased.
2. The account Of Eubert Leigey, Administrator
Of all and singular the goods and chattols,
rights and credits which were Of Francis lei
gey, late Of the township Of Coyingt0n, Clear
field county, deceased.
3. The final account Of George Kuarr, Jr., Ad-
miHistrator of all and singular the goods and
chst,les rights and credits which were Of Goo.
Weaver, late of Brady township, Clearield
county, deceased.
4. The final account Of George Knhrr, Jr., Ad.
mnistratOr Of all and singular the goods and
chattes, rights and credits which were of
Charlotte Weaver, late of Brady township,
Clcsrield county, deceased.
ISAIAH G. BARGER.
December 10, 1902.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-12-10
Best, Most Available and lIost Fagal.
Investment ia the Mark.
7 atIab4o Timber LAND
FO OR s ALE.

FENHE subscriber is authorized to make snle
4 the following Timber Lands, Which be w
sell on reasonable terms, viz:
One Tract containing 100 acres, in Dec.
tur township, known as the Logd, Tract, local
about two miles from Clearfeld crock.
One TraCti in Chest township, containing abO
600 acres, known rs tho Tucker Tract, locat
one and a fourth miles from Chest creek.
Also, one undivided half part Of the Woois
Barrett Tract in Chest township
Also, the one undivided fourth part Of the Lu.
ich, Fulton d Co. Tract, in Bradford towusbi
together with three or four other tracts.
The above Lands arc all in ClearGeld cOuu
and are represented to be well tmbored aud
easy access, aud convenient to good nayigaL
streams.
M Persons wishing TO purchase such Ian
would do well to apply soon either personally
by letter to the subscriber in Clcarfeld borough
VIM, PORTER, Aycat
NAVEL, lsB2.-tr