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NAsA.SGToX. ID. c Jan. -. iS.3. }

NAsa.SCToy. b. c , Jan. -. 1883
PROPOSALS FOR ICE. --SEALED PRO
PDsALs VIII b. received . his office u4'il noNDAE.
l ~ Wed ADD irc - ' DsSsaeu ar he
. e4J Of 5a9,,s, - S;:h ,aPpy OF Pa;e 0E to -
ll,!s,n hesl easa casa.ins
Ncwtcm, So..h C,rolns.
reItns ,nIvs, il'sinia
Nr'h1lls, T-nueeee.
Hsw-Jdeaus. Louisiana
81, llous Aii.soun
Wsssh, iai.t OF Colnu,Sil
Asmplis, Te DesEee.
4 he an,y regt - tho = ctisr r,s 3 - pc
ci.rl, saoar hiless " s,'e as .-lry 81 i.s u.y eau
Ir,h ,aere - - fa'tcIea lics PER po u.
and w.inn what ponoa tie tn.. a anonr, OF ,HeiI
ii. -hogrL a l. bic hs BID Ter, sbouli ~, Jose
fnsh ;hs wLr autoan .s1sirod r' one al u" scs'
rGee Viii s,ro Via, f,cri,ie they pcsse,, I. aay. 70.
ulnu. mo re q the po,s .bsy propose q supply
To % ihe best gJas, sagect - e. syt aon
npa pfova d tie ocef 10 ehsrse Of t.. poe; 1cr-
Ihs tai nsno aud p3s,oice adir:N & the bidder un'
apUeif ID the LyCpoea.
l.nsle ~ ts name o. am ths names = al ie
parties sppesr, critic bdw Ne cog'i'otsd - The c
'idr.. p'oPo's Of To- rsf.y 'isnesi Is
o. 81 allegiance 10 coo United sttes vsinms1. ia1'
P,.."'.i..au't b. sls.s,asi 10 HENRY IoHEsJJ. "
H.. ). A.. aud Acting Nod.c,I parsryor Ns.s0s'on
D. q. sad hon,o 5c paniy asio Pr'Pos,ls Tor ice
awarded. % nn. b. grs,'si ~ teo r. lols e g-
lou 1e Signature, 81. 20 be apf"liea 10 '.e s'sl,atee
Irh AID ga fas te- usrs' comp ny 'ho Did
hhy rueiit' g.; iH fg-.'Htots c" sGosn by Tt
on . rr rnca Of 10 Glen n tie I,G,et Jsuiy. Coz. o.
o.. Tue Led states bi,.!ic. NtClury.
flurr, Inst b. aeseLt u rel-1r when the Jt.. ste
or,n.I, tb-f pIopc 81, VII ros be coafocfrc
Bona the 81 ave Thousand aab -. f.gl,a ny lilo
cs-ttO nd both oi bis Eotors "a ne UQuifsI ~. die
GDcc s,... baden. " On fl--.. tie 60; ;rrc..
f1Sn 81 Ga4,ahtse.
w, .-, 81, thr Cou..Y Of ------ AMI Sa.e .------
tHi - ". the crAy o. - rld sac -
seq ~ .,, Iusrc, vii tic Of his prc Jst aAc
bot ould .s 9fol sOn be II. he vii enter
iliO e CI.ff-rt ia acc.g. sIcV ti.tseAl-n
a.col tha cese, b. awarded LiD, We r'e pypi.ed g
0ecoL.s ,ise-es.
ToIt aIu'ae u,'t be apIeldca the o,iriai cr- ca.c
above ..cauOusd. 800
aaefs iesefVAs to Lir.>o re sst go i.'-
sny ~ ~, aa h~ deem 700 t o. nnEgtsS.e
NaNET JOHNSON, NJ. :. r.. T. :. A..
lh. tor Actin, Medical .uiys,os.
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o,,icn or Acrtro CoN,rss,,,r cy s,I,..-rr

M. 10 t!una.st, .tEN.f"KE. to5. idtS.i
L,IAIED Dropos".s will ne received by the LG.
ddirr.d q, nis office unti l. ro1ck noon. "a sArlk.
DAY tie iit me- TO- 'u'rilipg iES 6Li.f its firS
ia h.s - Gnd oh's tIoOp. At fns 5eANjs1 az s'as
is.rud
ua F-eh cefis ~ be cfc good aud Insrf..soie quality,
.u Co. H. nov ssust d; above Iitsp.A. .0a WHICH
tl g. cla .cql...r examine. ~ eius proportion II
oi, hud cul. eat ,necss, ~ ins and biaucY toN
20 ice .sclseo d 'iLi.si susi qrHlo.- as from ..uo
cd dino nay te required fanhcr upnpt,.on raj be given
on lpI'ron 20 Inc thfelAgncG by H. CuluI, lry
a s.arl. 9. H.. tio.ras The urieEsisnsG '.t
ri.i o t,r auy spd s his received, shoIJ he .-r,Et
OF ~ 81ysronrrD. D. MIC fu,A loulae.
l. 6. htkUtt, Cart :. g.. n spl 4. a..
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Snil,d.

Ea4i, Roei,E,y (Er.l. Arab (Bcl. tad L'nPhehion
Ri. T. il,y .ocs.
SclT. sen. aud col. ss,.sgIy.
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N,gr AoiNl's OsucI. NEw.YonA. Feb. q. 1903 ~
C'H'.ED PROPOSALS, iudo;sed 4" Proposals
,f lrr1t .pptf wI he received 10 tia Once SiIh
I'..DAY thc lsih lay Frbr ary, ~ !: o'cioct ior
roc .gug POUNDS Nf Bt,t AiANESOtA iN'Ot
toPrEN.
10 be iivered iuime.:.ly 90 tLo crlpce laid "s'Ang
tOn c, o n gensc - sle oosennen' SAu 'U''V' 80
,su, 'u.ic.tion. ,
Pa o,r lnust he accompanied hY written srra''y
.l. a.. mcIu fu.ponl.hir YCrOrs ccit'ufd - -
ser o. tie Government, sc"iue forth that tho oiaL-
ifbr, s the owo,t h na.e, iatcy eater late cori-t'
"a l. HENDI IlSDN, Navy A7eit
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Committee 10 Feb. z;

TIE UNITED STATES CnRIsTI,S CoMnrsHcs.-
The following the cash igements OF the
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Srt.rrna,srii,'- orrIcr. q :. =, no 5t4,v-.i.,
NEH-iock, ret. D., il0.

GEAiED PROPOSALS. VIII be received ut
> uiaoH,-ruG n RSDAN. i2 iast stc "'coca y 1.
Ion the tansrlnGion by I'D vess, If 100 head rf De-f
Vntt lrac. g. FOR. Ro' a. g.. with sEu,s sp s!,rt
nr. ~ ne ?spce Ns'ei 9 De approved hS ~ nsPec
Tor lf q on tn. c'Nco, mud t0 be io4d to We
an l. hvn. notice. his Ucpaf.u oG ros,niug 10 lf'oE no
pa yr, o r. 'rtra 40 bids net Geea cd ~, aagr iEe
"a. ne-iyisr contract vi! be required gave 10.
,s.r, i. .u.r. 'sc.Hg tho i.itliG performance "a z.
fe.,irso i viii pl ineor.- hrr fgop7'as Fog stc
4. .rs.. ,-tslgu ~ Btrf Cattle" nd ndi.e.s
STEWART VAV Ni.!kV
Qas-'cras.trr U. 5. A., ho. steic-,t h,v.york
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> 0NC, ISLAND RAlLROAO.-CIANGE of
fEEMls,C"Pssisi ;cr Depot, ysr.sssI2 end foot Oh
s..ls, b. -Nuisr gem, a;s commencing fndsy,
Ca. u. l2 I.savs HewNcrk g r. cf CleeIpGii, sag
l.a-,c o. OtsHt and usmr,ons 2; .. ~. ard NJ Tor
l.p: AZ Gld IL i5r sy"s,st ~ 4, M ior hehp-
stead Stbiaya the freiu leaves liun,eFs poit thh-s-
T.rr,l 80 - IA. n lsphsrk and ni.-nieSste .tsons
g.. tr.,,n =. ed; r.,u niu. leaves a. $3.50 o.
On Frlay end Saturday 0ig.t the T. - Imp ifSin VIII fin
Though GleenI o rttasnoS Stu 10y ehd hendy "'.a
no . f.lJ a M srl,vu. ia y rwl orb ~ 80. n il
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IEW-YORK q NBw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WTHTER ARRANGEMENT. isS
COMMENCING DECEMBER !. 1882.


Passenger section in Newton. 4.t- and f.-avi
entrance 21tt-st
- lfINS LI.AFl NEN- UKk:
ara p.
Io. Bridgeport = H. tEI)i l2Is ai5 (Ex). a4o $50.
ami o
For iierc, strsford Fairfield Southport, end westpo.t
90. a. y u. ? 90 30 ,.
E.rAor"alk 7, go a. H. ;l1lS. Il Ex.l 40 4oc A5os
Dor D,Jien End Gseeusc I, $50 a. ~. I2l5, $40 ~,
5g0p
For Ss;n,rd Z, Cix) aac m y Is, ai5 (Ex). 30.
Az 90. p. n.
II =. B. 80 s.:1 "a q % p
For Po.t Chester aud New.Hocnelle, .. m.
cos sECtlSC TRAINS.
For Boston via Splpfs ell 8s Tx. 2.'5 fHIl 8p IA
Icr Bu-toH 'is Sh0;c i.igr lZ.l5, ?. ~.
FoF uI-;;oid ava Sps.a yGeid (Ex), l2i5 2D Erl
Tor Connections Riv-r Railroad to MoatceA a. N, Exe
and > - /. @ Southampton.
for hsrf0rl, ffovidea;c. s.1 Yshki Rahoad. . g N.
70, Nee lave NewLCudon and s,Oningson RalsOsi ~
Ca ~ u H. 2lj p ~.
C4ra Rot.oad i2i5 ?. IL 20 orthamp.ol.
FoI Hoasetoni. Nsi..:ai 20 Pi..sael.. 9. m.
Fc, NaJg4iack a,ilgoai. r. H.. 2l 2. m.
FOR Danh- . aGd Norv.ls kaiTlIi 3 n. j. sOp.in
lowmoGcs slee pios Cafo attached to TIE Tr.ia
JAMES II. ULII, SlpeIintnnlen.
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C,TEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
y n Qsesnstown Cork iialbo- is voi.,no,.n 'a''.
,re OF ~, Lsafpoo Nes-loA ail Philadelphia str.,a,
t'ounsnv are ,nlended 20 sal a. iouows;
CITi Of 1ANIHkSi sat- flay. LED ~
'iv, Fet u
ClfY or MASKING fs1 %
Anl s~rv ecodins SATURDAY ht no5n. non gi-l Ne
~ North EiveI. -
paynhl, IN specie. or it, co1vai-n' in clrrerryi
Mast CAntH........ $50 tu s acknowledgements ~
I'm. abn TO London. 10 ~ slseTle London. j ID
% CADn 10 Paii,.. O. 90 st.efAgs 10 lsr.s ~ ~
10 Hamburg " 90 s. 10 liiDb- 50 ~
rn.pgrrs sso forwarded to isyIe bfousu, ROTTERDAM
Apf,rrru &c, o. 'Gug'iY low raira
Falcs ilou Liv.i pool OK Cleens,own; at Cabin 81 30
So. st.trrer .t- LyerPoa 80 tIoa 3n"eu--""" -
fhos ~ho wish stnd fci t.o fclls nuS 11et ""'
!. .I,-. fBta.
Ter l.- hos iuiora,ttou arp'r AZ the GrpianT' "uc'
JCLnt. rAIh Alsut i'' b, hl'"a""' ~ a.
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TfNHE NRljlSll AND NUM- AhlthltAA
ROYAL MAIL dIEAMSnIi5,
t1-1,tCFPE kEN-YORk AND L4 ElPOOb CAtiING
80" Al GOA, HAk"Jh.
INn uVTrIVrFT EONrOE Ann LihIRllOl CALL
~ INa 81 HALIFAX AMI CORK Hal COR.
.uApit t-r.i...rs Bpaton... N,lle .y..teh. (
IahLASiAH. CooA. '.ses ". v. W. ln-ss...tt. ~
iNf'rA ,fbod ED0"a.,,. " il, ..esIaf Foo. d,
.eiA I,aves Nrt-l orb. W. ines :4y.. Bob g.,
AhSnA Lott. l,a,ea 5.,on..... W'drn.1sy. Mo-
Ctiisl Ardr-sou Nc,sN4r.. .h.s- ~
silA sk0.i0aE 80 iIs2RfsoL
Chi.f Calir ia'sa r''s'.'t'.'t 8 ~ IN
ceenud Cali fassaG'. ~ 90
IHoN uYs40S 10 ilyfNT0oi.
Chief Cshin sss-.o'...' .'.'..'..'..''..'. ~
d { a ~ 70 s.
r.v,o In .oll o. i,s ~ iyn Il. iuri State currency.
lerths o. sec ed uDti. usit lor
su .turrncrd -. go, or h'lrt
ala .u.r, Of the,u ships VA not be ,cr0uo,l1e ~ Se
, ar ysln.hss ruois lib Z. L4dss having a.. sasu
prcs,sd sre ,ignod 'hrfefor
''' II. clfNARD Eo.A Eoyiileg,een.
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Gteamboais am Eci!roaos.
CAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON.
" f6yrI aoy pI Ty WIRE MouMrAISs,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
CITY on Bosfoa snG Ci1'T OF Nsw.YobX.
xye Ne.York daily lsandsys excer ODD a. O'Clock m,
from Pier NO % ii2gh dye. TO-; Of 'e''yfI'
ther. con meeting With he si.arooa L5p.es LiSa io no
above point, via Norwich Worco.ter Boston oee.,i'
Worcester & Sasn' aud NewLoDd9r ( fodhera Aaro-d,.
Q; -" '' Els. MiRTIy. agent, co III, Pier.
krEW-JERSEY RALR0AD-F0R PHIL
~ ADELpIIIA sud t,So SOUTH and WEST. via JER-
sEY CITY. Ad sal Ftr>sas Lnes is.Te Ne,g.yors ss7
sn 70 -. ~ = ~ and H. p 49, Fare M - gAD0Tss
for washington AID a. : nd & n u. Is th. Wesi.
}. w. wOoDRuYg, Issi.as,, SUPERINTENDENT.
10 hagqrss VII % reeeyei Tor !rsSs lsss delivered
aad ca.c Cd - minutes IL advance of the M Il sg
GTONINGrON LINE for BOSTON. via GRO
b. NOE NEWP0Rf, TAUNTOii. I'D NI;W.s,rDF0Rp
the s?rendd a'rsmers COIAlOHWEfLIH ana ply.
MOUTH EoCK will leave Pier No. - N H. ic9. Of Court
r II G a.sp 80" a. i5s a. Si III = OF, If Com
pany No. 40 "esss corner e c9@ .Iaed:;se -
T1OR NEW-lTAVEN, HNIFORD AND
T. s1PINGFIELO -s,egme,s, 70. .ew.Hayen leave Peck.
slip n. Pe7~iya,s ~ lsrh NcuHayen 1t il
oe'c p H. nsin O. oot" 1isls wi;hor; charge.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, Wis NEW
steamer Ml,faor6Lls, c1.t. L.own. leave, SsSY,ss
every TUESDAY, TBGgSbhY and SATURDAY. a.I
COCK y ~, aae tie JMPiiI sIAIA Csp.- Srayon on
MONDAY WEDtf5DAi, ana FRIDAY. e, O'cloc. ?. "a,
.rel fi,v NJ - <.
Hereaerno room, w. be regarded scared to any sg.
!irsat until rhe Sane sf,ll hsys Been paid r,r
Frozh - Boron T. oss ara,d tls1s.. with great dpzeh
~ an Txoresa F.eight Tr5in.
MA BohDE;; A1rn, MOI. 20 ard Il Wsns,.
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kNENiRAL RAlLhOADO OF NEW-jERsEf.-
~ Eior cot 81 Coust.anttsC nuectisg o. Hampton
Jnction with tho Delaware. LssHanna and Wsst.rr Rail.
~ son with the Lehgh Nal ~ Railroad ard its
'ctiols o'o ''fect Lac % Psbargg aud ne West
Iaut change Of ears.
WlNTYR fRtAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov. H. 1852
-iesvt Nry-IcrS e f..l0Vs:
h.aslslr..0 EKpHgss--M ~ foT faston. Reading,
pot.,ils Harm /. ~ Msuth Chuhk. " vi 4Dspog.
MAia XRAiS-At&e f5r s4s'oD, Wa:gc o.. Scranton,
Crest Te.. bias.rul,on, PRESTON. W..se bare sc.
fsH TIuGyGV p ,Iy--fo- Eastal allentown. Kr1,lnA
PousviIe. hlTis1uss. VII i-nspoit. &c. ~,
p ~ IUKtg.I lKNs 10. E-'.0n- BeslleAsin' l-len-
.o,yu sd Nsnch lusS
$500? 4. WI tRAINfe' Bonneville sSa iate'H'e's'ss
"a =, n,
D. g NEsrEsS EEPREss-Fof Faston. Allentown, Rslc'
nv . -rstg fsiurgh emu tie kscs; Sieeping from
I.. ~ Ity thrgu, fto t.'.tu1 h.
e.PeEss gEAiS TOR hAREIsBCRg-The q M FSpress
Arm om Se.ins i,-e,s Rt id!sl Erg a. p H. concees
iva Pat on eai fr.syisuii Central Naoat North
en- ,rn'fai Eir-d sHi south, aud With the CGnos
.ara VI ~ ngiir0'f - NJ ,
~ a, locaB iyrBE,s IRNS Tor Tas VISIT caves
Nov OK = H. m daily & lltz,s eIiedl making ccse
s,.uo.tio ri Nurs.urg VII leansy"Anis RN'-0ai with
~ gr- ~ - g. ii..scry ana to t.acin ;a.i and
,pcayo Two lo,rs' TINS Is saved by text tss trs!s
l.Ig,BRrnrORT AXD NV. York frRR, Leave New Yori
IL n .es 10. .. hcsth kver Al .e e NJ end l!:sJ;i
aTt r 49,,
III, ~sch yay. JOSIAH .. cTehHs, Superintendent.
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NCDSON RIYER RAILROAD.-FOR AL.

81 DS'(N RIVER RAILROAD. -FDR ht-
4 / BANN gcS TROY. CCEhRCIING WITH TRAILS
NORTH afd WEST TraiaG ave:
From Cnsmberss, From 31.h s.
lxpres AID ID d, A. .uig: 1:l. 1872. Ill., and J.J7 and
- AID S p. n. lsurd.ys inc!Edei.l 1t .:I2
Troy and Al5apy iwi,h sleep. p IL
irgca.h l1:D q. -. lD.31 ON.
P0uehkecpsie train, i t:i; u. and ,i! ara az
Ia I'D ~ II 2. al.
Isskssn ,r.n. 2.i5p. i:Ci 8. IA
siH, Stag rain, a.Sl p. ~. - y D.
1srsytcgTn. s.lf T.. '4;32 Q
Persons IN Br1nsyr purchase ticSe,s a. Ws4c5ts
Egb.sU Ohre No. ~ Msshin5tolst City iisA Square,
asd have ,h.if hs.glge checked I ,ei esi.aess t. all
Vcinis o. The soaa, aue 70 Ssrsiogt str.ss.
4. :. SHiTA. Superintendent
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nor CALIFORNIA yia PtNAM ~ first.
,,, t,u,r will have New OBJ The s' Sch aud
il, of .el nout. oscep. whan ti9ee aa,os M 90 50 ~,
DAY when tie d Of departure MI 10 u'n MpNUAl sE
fol fr hit OF pasfg eFpy at Ne ea'y .'cc No iowi
iu~.rrsu. - H. A'''st'.f' Ns''t
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ERIE RAILWAl.---Passepeer trans leave
IA from 40 q C,@a..eTs-st.
q. m. mss ter Bu'alc.
"a H.. hIls. daiig, oI O.isgfle.
1918 D. n Ac,onlno -.lion. daily for Pert Jeryis
90 pm. v ~ fog Niadsto sn, Negtorga and NAr1lsr
y d., Sir.t 5vress, ss.y. for pa'k.sE Buffalo aod
telHd end Tfncipa. ions Tfei7 o. ct.urdh7 TDaS
Though 20 Bgfs0. b.; does NOT !Ga 10 DuaE,ik.
~ 49, CifhS NTvOT General super;n.sr deu.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18
NEW sERIES-VOL. Iv.--NO. 10.

What has led to the exclusion of the
Neapoli!an line Of Rothschild seems to
have been the constant exercise of a high
ly blameable lioerality unheard Of in the
annals of the family. Charles prodigal
son OF Mayer Auselm, actually presented
in the year 1916, ten thousand ducals to
the OrphauAssylum orSt Carlo. at Naples,
and the son and heir of Charles, Gustayus,
has given repeated signs Of his inclination
to follow in tho footsteps of his father
Such conduct, utterly uubecoming of the
policy Of the house of Rothschi,l, could
not be allowed 10 pass uunoliced and
accordingly quote the rumor OF Paris
journalism -lhe change of the Ncapolitan
line has been pronounced. However,
Baron GuslOvus de Rolhschild is not to
retire into private life, like famous Charles
V, with only cassock OF his back and a
prayer-Jool in his hand, but is allowed to
take with him a small fortune Of IS 900,
600, or about six millions stiring-a mere
crumb from the table of The descendants
of poor Mayer Auselm, who wandered
shoeess through the electorate Of good
King George the Third. 1t is certain that
no romance Of royalty is equal TO tho ro-
nance of the house Of Rothschild."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18

existed once, she will exist again, anew.
This belief makes me joyful in death -
On the 18th, the Rev. NJ. Juszkiewicz.
Parish Priest Of Zemelin, the Rev. NJ.
kolnilowez, and q landowner named
Muklonowicz, we're to be shot in the same
town. Another Priest, the Rev NJ Gar
COS, was condemned TO be hung. Execu-
tions take T lace twice a week regularly.
on market days There are alrca@ seyeral
IricStS among the victims. Bands of ex-
lies are sent daily TO Siberia, and Priests,
landowners, youths, and even women may
be seen chained together and led off TO
Siberia or the farthest parts of the Russian
empire. A Rev. NJ. Mokszecki, was con-
demned to transportation, and had to
leave in chains fo2 Zerezynski. On the
10th ult, in the same town, band of
eleven prisoners among whom was the
Rev. M.sMilewski, was sent off to Siberia.
The churches in the neghborhood Of Telsz
are 'olttom Priests. The Bishop of Wona
has had to send Priest for several par
lshes so as TO babtize the children and
attend to the dying. But in nany places,
and especially at Kroza, Kolliana. Girta-
koly, &c. the Catholics are ahogether de-
prtped Of any religious assistance. In the dio-
cese of Sandomir four monasteries have
been forcioly cleared of their religious in
mates to be turned into barracks"
The Veridico of Rome relates that at
Mirasol, the Rev. NJ. Siemasko, brother of
the apostate Bishop Of wilma, who is now
the schismatio Metropolitan OF Lithuania,
has died as q martyr This venerable
Priest, at eighty years of age, after return
ing from Siberia, where he had been long
in exile, was continually exhorted by the
Russians to apostatize to the schism. To
punish him for his hrmness in the Catholic
faith, it was resolved to bury him a!ice -
lie was thrown into grave dug for the
purpose, and little by little he was covered
with earth, while he was told that if he
wished to save his life he had to embrace
the schism. The courageous confessor
announced firmly: No, never will re-
nounce my faith and country. ] shall die
but as a child of Rome and Poland At
the moment when the earth covered him
he still cried out, die, but
Poland shall livev
The Dziemnik Poznanski publishes the
names Of tifty-seven Priests Of the wilma
Government giving the names of their
places of abode and Of the position they
held, who have been either executed or
transported to Siberia, and part of
whom are still rotting in the prison cells.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18

t@gr"Towards the preservation Of
your Government and the permanen-
cy Of your present happy state, it is
requisite not only that you steadily
discountenance irregular opposition
to its acknowledged authority, but
also that you resist with care the spir-
it of innovation upon its principles,
however specious the prctextt"-
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18

Es4-A Democratic friend propo1Uu
the following question: How mud
have the planks Of the Chicago pIa.
form cost per foot? This Is quos
tion which interests thirty millions "
Americans, but it will never be CON
puted-scarcely the immense deLg, t.
say nothing of the blood, the tear,
and lamentations Of the widows ana
orphans. Historians will labor in
vain to solve this great and gray
question.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18

BS-Barnum has a "five-horned
sheep" and at recent cattle show
he labeled him Dan Incorporate sheep,
which has taken at least three horns
too much"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18

Ras-Gen. Louis Blenker, formerly
commander of the German diyision,oi
the Potomac army, is dead. He died
Of consumption, in New Jersey.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-11-18

sarIf one-half of the political prea-
chers of the present day practice
as they preach they are on the
wide read 10 hell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12
- - -
"Old Jokn BrOWn.o
An UNPUBLISHED LRTTER-HOw ne PACED
DEATH.

DEATH.
The Cierel0md (Ohio) Herald publishes the fol.
lowing letter before printed written BY Captain
John Brown who was hung at Charlestown Virginia,
four years ago last Wednesday. to relative and old
"CHARIisrowH JErrFRsoN Co, Vs.
18th Nov, 1859.
"REv LUTHER FuSruREv-My Dear Friend Yonr
kind letter Of Tho l2h instant is LOW before me- ~ lar
my knowledge goes " our mutual kindred sup
pose the first siIcap the landing OF Peter Brown
IRON the Asyiower tia, has either been sentenced TO
Imprisonment Ia tho Rallows. But my dear ole
fieno LET not that fact alone grieve you fou eannos
have forgotea Low and where our grandfather
Captain John Brown fell Ia l77o, and That he.
tOo, might have per.shed on tie scafcld had
circunstlnces been but very little different. Tho
fact hat a dies under the hand " an exeor.
toner (or otherwiss) has but little 10 do with his
true character. as suppose. john Rogers persisted ~
the stake, great aud good man. as suppose but bis
doing does not prove that ANY other nan who has
died IN the same way was good q otherwise. Whether
have any reason 10 he u good cheer COR no IN view
OF ny end can assure you that feel so; and that
an totally blinded II do not really experienco that
ue,honug end so.on you SO iaithiny inpiois
IA NV behalf, The God Of cur Fathers reward your
hioty neither feel mortified degraded. nor IN tie
least ashamed oi my imprisonment, my chain. or near
one hair shall au nom my head without the viii Of my
heavenly Father l also feel that have long been
icayorng 10 hold exactly such fast ~ God las cho-
SEN See the passage Isaiah lich you have quoted.
No part OF NY lie has been more happily spent than
that have spent here and humbly trust that no part
las b,en spent 10 better purpose would not say ths
boast pg; bul thanks be unto God who giyeth Us the
victory. through Infinite grace
IL should be " years old we're 1 TO live till Mays.
1850. have enjoyed much Of life il u.s. and have
been remarkably prosperous, having early learned to
regard the welfare and prosperity OF others my
nave never since Gun remember. required great
smouut OF sleep that conclude that have alresdy
enoyed lull average number OF waking hoJr wiil
those who reach their three years aud ten
have not yet been driven 70 the OF glasses brt
10 reid and write quite comfortably. But
than that. have generally enjoyed remarkably good
health might 40 IN to recoun, unnumbcred and
tied blessings. among which would be very severe
affections; and those te needed blessings Of AL
Aud now. whom l thnk how easily might be icft to
spoil all have done suffered In tho 81 freedom.
hardly dare wish ssotber voyage even IT, bad tho
opportunity. II is long time since We met; but
shall low soon come together in our Fathers house
trust. Let Us hold fast that already have. renen
bering We shal. reap in due time il We faint not
Thanks be over unto God, giyeth Us the victory
through Jesus Christ our Lord And oow, MY old
warl.h hearted friend. Good bye
Your aaect,olate cousin.
JOHN BROWN"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

BODY RECOVERED. body oil Edwafd COL
lin, Que ii the victims Of the late Ere GA Tho North
River was found Friday morning ON the huik OF The
barge Corn Campbell. one Of the craft partially burned
at lie limo VI the fire. Tho remains were ihucL us
J,feuly be iaeDlifed. Tho BODY vi Sullivan is hii
mSsing, although working paItic. arc eAgaeod Ia ue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12
Nyw.yoaK AND NEw-HAvES STEAMBOATS,

Wu.z1a AEgAsGLBENTs---AfteI lie present week
"a. II O'Clock night boat 10 New Haven viii he with
dx.v, far the Winter Boats will leave New-York AT
I5 n M and leave New Haven returning ut ii p ia.
NaIlfoad naing leave New Haven going Doru ana
,att at II D. III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-12

CHURCH EAR.--The Fair for the benefit u
tie Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Resurrection
held dnring tho week at tie corner Of Twenty .sxt.
street anil broadway was closed last evening b.,
AZ, uea ~ lAs vlsp.V aTtsees lses glssN
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-27
OTi. T. lr~v pTAHTEkN!>T K
SlLreNrt,M :. ~ - !. 10. l-o-,.

Uir,~, al the Tnx !a'v as applicable T..
,hc o.. trr,na>t..'o .ct,,riu.,ni:
sec II. Each iiIrr.,I ,.ui PLANTER shall
deliver a,n tIilr in hind. III such form s..lu
MI .I,.lu,4y lnaIh,Iuh., c"udlii"Y =, NAY
lie u>,iul II, itlr section IN which he ..il,
IL, i,,j,,,.d, at ,un.c ,ir,ut hot uotc than :
-, -, .g,u, e i,i.,vr al y. oduc;.ut. .,.i,t
,.....ryi,.,r hr. his own U.s.. 100 yu,L.ts of
cam, g.. ~. bushels Of wheat. 80 bushels OF
.,,,c %. ln-n potatoes 70 bushels Of pea,
or h-ans. ur.-r.uth ~ the following urtr-
Gle. Il pdu,,..i .ur the ,,lvsont N-s,T. namely:
,,i,.,, com. ..tS. rye. buck, heat nee.
.u.a, and Il-h potatoes. peas. beans.