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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVALS.
Ccriclia- Ann. GrandvievD. u. White, HeTd.
Superior. Cairo Hclnottr, Cumberland
J II Baldwin, Vi Ks. river.
Little Grey Eagle, Louis Ladoua, c. r.
Vile New Yoi h, Memphis
Convoy, Cumb river n B. Camubeu
CurIew Padurah Courier, Cairo.
John Rel Gin Nashville, Cumb. river.
GlenwoOd c NIB 1. I. dcCOombs, Lou.
Telegraph No. ,, sand bar
DEPARTURES.
D. NJ White, Uend. Belle, Creole.
MeInOtte. Cairo, Superior, Cairo.
) Il. Baldwin, Louis.
Lite Grey Eagle, Louis-New York, Lou.
Vile John Ds!l. ST. Louis.
Convoy, Lou Ma hyille, Lou
/. I. McCnombs, Hend-
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NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at my ONCE until Monday, June I'D, at
o'clock r. m, for filling 10 the Road at the Gross
Bayou, near J. s. Catlstl. in Union Township, &C.
cording TO specifications on file IN ny ONCE.
lelslz VICTOR BIeCH, County Auditor.
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Pennsylvania Invasion.

he ConncUs5urg Capt,wed-Stores Rob
bed and Horses StoLen-Sympathi-
GERS giue Boquets to the Rebels and
,Sdre their PROPERTY
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EASTERN ENLARGEMENT

WILLIAM G.. BOEPPLE, =
jell-2w Collector Of the City Of Evansville.
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AUDITORS REPORT.
RECEIPTS

STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND
Expenditures of Vnnderbdrgh
County, Indiana, for the fiscal
Year ending May 3Ist, A. ID. 500.
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Special notices retained on Inside of Taper, will
be charged ~ per cent. additional on above rates
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COLLECTORS SALE.

Collectors Sale of Real Estate for the payment
of tho costs and EXPENSES of Sidewalk Improve
-.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
IN VIRTUE of prrcrpt issued by the Mayor of the
City of Evansville aud TO me directed / will sell
at public auc:ioi, ut the door cf he Court House
in said City, Thursday, the 18th june 10 o'clock
a. m. the following Lots parcels of Real Estate,
much thereof may Ic necessary to pay the
amount charged and assessed against raid Lots
specify ly for the costs and expenses of making
sidewalk improvements upon said Lots together
with the of SALE and hat the said sale will be
continued the next day thereafter, viz: Fri
day, the Goth of June, at 10 O'Clock a. m. at the
place for the purpost of selling such property
as may have been sold On the day above mentioned
and not paid for:
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
Lot No l, Block 15 John Shanklin owner, SIS 20
Lot No. Z, Blk %, Baker & Garvin, owners 80
Lot No. IA, Blk 81, Allis Walker owners, II
Lot No, 10, Block 81, Robert Early owner, II
Lot No. 16, Block 81, Robert Early owner, IL
BATTELL PLACE.
Let No II, Blk /, Alls & Walker owners, - 80
Lot No. Is, Blk l, do do do 10 4G15
Lot No 10, BIZ /, do do do IL
Lot No. 20, Blk l, do do do 6I9
Lot No. q, Blk 4, do do do 10
Lot No Y, Blk l, do do do 6 10
Lot No, y, Blk !, do do do 10
Lot No. "a, Blk l, do do do Is 46A
WILLIAM G. BOEPPLE,
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ADVERTISING RATES IN DAnY.

y carriers at 20 cents per weeh
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Gilt Daily 5nutttar,
TERMS--.IN ADVANCE.

FOR WEEKLY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-10-07
Valuable Property for Sale.

r WIT,Lof lar sale on Thursday
e ,bc I5,hdav ofOaobcr 1868 tho
, "a ,ssdep. E. Of Thomas 3. Paujea
deceased. in pursuance OF an order OF
,na prob,,, court Of NoAube, county
W., ", m,,,,g The hours prescrlbcd w.
,. n. r,i.vmo descrlbsd oropny
'"" ,,,,,. rho r,ouaI a,op,rly Del o.
a,,,, said estate. eytc.t the ,eqro,s
'"7 "a,.,.,in~ ot hons holl .ui kitchen
rlrniia,c. horses wo..' e..
, Io.T ...., ,a,.;,. a,5 Th' tact ofland S.oeo
,sihc praliic or lomr tract, md oes
-. n,j us lolt,ws lowjl; the sou't
'a' ,,,,,,ar Of Soc III; he podd
''S' q"''' ~. .o.,,L w.a o,atcr
ana the ives, half Of ,he north east
onor,cr dissection l4,olIIn f.I4rao9e
a''' Also ,bs cas- halt o, tae .soalh
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$50 REWARD.

TBANAWAY from the SUBSCRIBE
IL As'iiving IN Memphis Ala, about toe
lllb of Sept, negro boy, Dick, very
light color, sjrpigbl hair abont 10
years of.oce very iree sfoGen-h h"d
on when he left, light cotton clothes
high lined and bound shoes, the outside
Of the soIrs considerable worn had IA
his possession long double barrel
gun, the left hand barrel sweIled
ab ut foot from The erich. Eie WIS
seen in the npiqhborhood Of Brooks
allie about the 20th inst. will give
the shove reward if lodged in the
MOcon JUL
JOHN G. CLARK, Sr.
Sept. 80 1863
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EUNAWATS.
COMMITTED to jill in NoIn
, hoo cpuutv a ppnrU nHu ndll'ti

- hao county, u negro man nane'
~ LEVI, hei~ about feet 5 inches,
dark coIor, speak very broken, ana
about IS years Old. Also, bls wIie
CHARITY about 20 years old, DARK
color. about 5 feet Z iucbes high. They
~y they left a man named sharper near
Warsaw Ala, whowas taking them on
10 Charleston s. C.. and that they be-
long to sIrs Tom Davis Of thnt place
Also a negro boy named JOtRDAN'
about lG years old, copper color, about
) feet biah. and SAYS he belongs to a
man named Reed Of Canton, Miss
The owners are hereby notified to
come forward, prove properpay ehaysGS'
and take them away or they will DC
dealt with ms ihe law directs.
I. S. FREEMAN, Jailor
Macon, Miss Sept. q, 1868. 4W
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Randi Reads

ALL hths shoies. bonds & accounts due
~ Mcssfs Slaughter 4 Field have been
placed inmy hands FOR collsction Per.
sous indebted win please come forward
snd setils without delay. as it Is desira-
bls to closolbe affairs oftbo concern as
speedily as possible.
JAMES 3. SHELTON.
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insolvency Notice.

T1b. II '',3iIo" c.I ?f The estate Of
I,,aS'. I,','sas a. !, the Jnly term 1864. Of
/ |s'p. i'p,'o Csalt Of ktmper cDpr counly' y
II S'',9 a.. O. Mississippi, the 'nnjs, Under. .
M, 9,'a''t''s''.,er.' eith .,be c"ui will
\. 'eporied the estate Of viii,
N ~ 'lse,y',ed, ls,. iusolvent, "''
|, a, ,o,ilIe ,',Gl,ioIe, al persons HAVING
n, as''Oa the cslalc of said deces, !
oo NJ, hereby uoliGe to come sISp. a..
,.a ,ra nave said claims dulv n,o. NJ
! \ v|1 =. registered il the RI, is,rv yU,
: We clerk Of said coor, vi,st,, yIis J
D"sa %oa'A' fl9m the date of |i''' MI.
100 or they viii Be loreve, We,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-10-07

md. yetA'< ~ '4fvfos =" PqST0i "
might b, exempt from military duty,
though the country might r4uTe all
bor forces for her defense. \ ,ons'ruc-
tor leading 10 such a result, cannot be
maintained but the Just view 'ppcor'
TO be, that the privilege allowed % tho
couscript, under the 9th seo'ion, nust
be taken to have been granted viii rof7
orence to the plenary war power of
the Government, and to have been ac~
copied subject to the power of tho pow
er Of Congress to call all persons into
the military service regardless 4 age
and at It's discretion. and cannot b. held
70 dcbsr Congrcs, ofthis clear riglt.
When, therefore, the person furalah-
cd as substitute under Prlfr act be-
comes liable on his own account under
subsequent act, The substitution mus;
cease, because the substitute becomes
liable on his own account under the Sec
oud act, and no longer occupies the pO-
sition Of an exempt, and Of course ean>
not act as a substitute for the original
couscript The contract between him
and bis principal ceases, and the PElnci'
pal becomes Liable as originally. ltth'
substitute were living he woa'd DC liable
and the liability of tao original con
script would be restored and this llA-
bility is not altered BY tho death at too
substitute.
The petitioner was therefore, reman'
dol to the custody of the eurVllipg ofh-
GER.
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NOll,et to Ccufsasrate Tax Payers.
Sept. 80 1868

n CAN he fou0d at the SherMs cflice
N in the town Of Macon overy Ned
neSdaY and Saturday, until ! maze
my appointments to meet tho people ai
the various precincts in the county,
which will be sometime in October
JAMES b SHELTON,
ColiecloriConf. Tax for Noxnbco Co.,
Sbuaualak, Sept. 0, 1868.
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Fr,mihe y ssss p "a
Important Decision Affecting COnScrpls
and Substitutes.

ana SuVNh'"""
On HGbeas Coyp'sS' before the
Hon. A. h Handy of the A.sj
Court of Errors and Appeals OF Nj
slssipFi August IS, 1868
G W. Thompson was enrolled as q
coascript. under the present call for.
canscrN's to the age o l'r'y'hve, and
obained a writ Of "ods4S corpus
claiming to be discharged on the fol-
lowing grounds
In 'ey, 1862, the petitioner, be,
ing liable as q coo'cr.7' aH.eF the act
Of Congress Of 18Th APT'' 1867 EN-.
ployed a substitute the" ttooa-~
Of thirty seven who ''' Fe'e'v 4 io.y
The army in his place 10 The spring on
SIMMER Of 1867 ana continued to
perform duty as soldier until The
fail Ct 1862 when ne was taken sick
aod shortly thereafter u'e'' IN hospital,
tbe petitioner having contracted with
sid substitute to pay him twenty-five
DOLLAR, per month during The war for
undertaking to become bis substi,y
~. petitioner claimed not to be la.
bic uoda- the ell made for conscripts
up to The are Of fort five under the
act ofCoogress Of 9th Ser,ombor,
1862 or the grouod that he had fur.
nisaed a substitute under the rroyis-
ions olDhe 9tn c'ion Of the &C. Of
/ 1Glb.of Anil. 1862.
H,s Uoror in deciding the case.
held in distance as follows
l. That the employment of the
substitute By the petitioner created
10 co,,,ct between the Confederate
s,,,co md the petitioner, bot was
m.roIr . rr;ve,e contract between the
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LOst! ROSt!
$50 REV ARD.

A SMALL pocket,book, either Co." III
A Macon, or on the road leading from aon.
Macon to Mr.. Richard Thomas 1',Srod Jp"
'aiaing between two and three h9oaF1Go l1.a
dollars, in Confederate mites l. n | hO
contained contain papers by which i can caH To To
Identified The above reward WIZ
g''o" ~ ~. SHELTON.
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snuff! snuH!

A LARGE supply, No. | article, for
DENTS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1863-10-07
-
FOUND.

nm Macon sum Of money (Oetweeu ',,
N $50 and slOO) which the,ownf' Vlo ,ha
b,ys BY describing the paehage ,;.,, .D'
amount, and paying Tor TINS
ment. O w ~ RIGG
Sent. 80, 1868. -
Notice to wheat sewers
..sss.fsssssf
u LuEsTONE for sale q = .., !oG slOte
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-lF,.NIctOry ThrealI.

A LARGE lot, Nos 6tO l2. fer sale
- by J.R. MILLER.
gaui ia 1858 A
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-06-03

~
bt ishriifrei
4t VOL, he Il uol hhlo 20 hl biz
oh yta be- "a n GOOD general boot
,tt b.. rrrI be- hiUnpNnll. Bot Jarl'On
snbi,d rerliis urccrl him What dc
t5uthitk ulVnllordiphom
VUi- $50 thnk more of him than vC
do of Bite i%ptsptuiof8. What will Won du
Nth him five send BIN down South
RB- Ncwli ufe him like gentleman
W. hope be will be- elected governor OF
Ohio next fall.
Yark-so do T. when docs your term
Of enlistment expire ?
RB-W When the war isoyer. Woenlist.
ed foi during the wal, but get home often
two from each company every month
goes homo for thirty days.
Yrnk- How long have you been In ser.
vicar
R,B-Twouty FIVE moths, When did
you enlist 7
Ycnk. DUST nine months ago to-day,
We thought that 1t was our duty to raise
enough Ren 20 overpower you, anG we
got out 900, 900 last fall, but you Did
Burgers have used them all up We will
have to got some more o
Re6-(Juughing heartily When are
you going to cross the river again ?
Yank-Can't tell, You don't use us
very Id nice when We do come
over.
Rc6-Oh, you don't come in the right
spirit. If you come over civil we will use
yourself
Kark--Woll you know US privates can't
arrange that, else we would have no more
fighting,
REYES we know ;hat, We are will
ling to settle if you propose for as long
as YOU strike, We must parry, But about
Mcclellan, we thought you called him a
traitor and a coward?
Yank- That won't carry out. None
but Aholitionists say so.
This will give you IN idea how We got
along with our little private interview,
stolen from our officers, for if they had
known we were across the line, we would
have been arrested when We came back,
but they didn't find it out.
WIN. CARR.
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Ebr CIeardtIjD 8tpubIitan,
Wednesday Morning, June Sd, 1853,
CLuR MEETING.

CLEARflELD. ~

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Central Democratic Club Of Clearfeld
County, met at Clear field, on the Goth ult.,
in the Democratic Reading Room. In the
absence of the President, S. c.. ThOmp-
son, Esq, of Morris tip, was elected Presi-
dent pro ten, Andrew Addleman, of Law.
renee tip, and Jacob Kuntz, of Brady tp,
acting as Vice Presidents.
The proceedings of the last meeting
we're read and approved. On motion OF
Francis Short, w. NJ. Mccullough, Esq,
was called upon TO address The meeting.
At the conclusion Of the speech, G. B,
Goodlauder, Esq, introduced the follows
ing Resolutions, which were adopted:
Resolved That we regard the recent ar
rest, trial, conviction and Punishment, by
military authority, of Hon. c. l., Nallan-
digham, a private citizen of Ohio, as an
outrage upon the rights of American Cit
izenship, without a parallel in the history
OF our country, and such an act as may
justly alarm the worst apprehensicns OF
the friends Of civil liberty throughout the
world; and we therefore demand of Presic
dent Lincoln, his immediate and uncon'
ditional release.
ReSOlsed-That we view the act Of com
muting the sentence, by the President
from i'm IMPRISONMENT in a Ma tional Fort, &c
punishment beyond the lines" as design
ed. and desired TO be so understood, as &
deliberate insult offered by the Chief Elk.
ecative Officer of the Nation, not only TO
the Democratic party, of which Mr.. Val
laudigham was a distinguished member
but to all Others who are unwilling tc
sanction all tho leading acts Of the pres
ent Administration and so believing, VIZ
hold it TO be the duty of every citizen, WHIT
desires the restoration and perpetuatior
Of our free institutions, to act accordingly
On motion the Club ordered the speed
Of Mr.. Mccullough to be printed in tn,
Republican, when they adjourned to NEE
in the Court House, on Tuesday evening
the 10th day Of June next, when severa
prominent speakers win be present to ad
dreBs the Club.
r. I McrvrrnuCu Secretary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-06-03

An Enron MARRIED.-One of that un'
happy fraternity, y bachelor editor, has
latoiy married a pretty girl, and talks as
follows, viz; "A pair of sweet lips, a press
ure OF two delicate hands, and a pink waist
ribbon, will do rs much to unhinge a mar
rs three fevers, the measles, a large sized
whooping-cough q pair of lock jaws, sew
eral bydrophobias, and The doctors bill"
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r. J. McCrLLouGu, Secretary

RIor AT HARRIsBURG.-Some Of the re.
turned volunteers had a difficulty with
some Of the negroes At Harrisburg last
week, which led to the cleaning out Of
some six or seven negro houses IN the
northwestern part Of the city. No one
was seriously hurt, but most ofthe 'darks'
we're badly scared-thinking their time
had really come.
Tue regiments to which these soldiers
belonged had passed resolutions, which
were generally published in the Abolition
sheets threatening vengeance upon the
"Copperheads," and the Harrisburg Tele.
graph was eloquent with its warnings. Il
now seem that but very few Of the pri,
Yates Of these regiments kHew anything o.
these resolutions until they met them al
Harrisburg on their return. In coAhrma'
ton of this fact the Telegraph has never {
word to say about the riot The boo'
seems 10 be on 'tother leg.
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Auditors Notice.

| n the matter of the Estate Of Samuel "a
L late Of Knox township, GloarSeld county
ceased The undersigned Auditor sppchs
report distribution of the money IN the bsll
George Erhsrdt, Administrator Of the aiorsr
toned Estate. will attend to the duties Of b.
pointmeut at his Office In the borough Of q
field on Friday the 9Th day of June, 1855, !
o'clock, A. NJ, when and where tho,s iasri
may attend if they see proper.
THO. J. MCCULLOUGH dgias
May Is, 1853.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-06-03

Al Owes mo- turned i1vFrl N%iokthnrg.
o,tr ehirh 20 lho telegraph assured ui
more Than ~ week aeo, "tho stars and
rtipcs wtre proudly noatuug" General
Grant tcems 10 have The oily closely In.
vested and ICE defenders ara represented
10 have been driven back tor rather in)
90 the lnst liuo Of entertainments. upon
which, 10 b further represented, six sew.
oral results vero made on Friday the %,
each of which resulted In q rcpulse the
Union loss being very heavy. The hill is
spii to be 80 precipitous that ladders were
used in the attempt to make The ascent;
the nebcls, meanwhile hurting hand gren'
AIDES, ard rolling shells down tho hill,
which exploding, caused tremendous hNv-
oc in our ranks. The dates from Nicks-
burg are rs late as the 2jth ult. There
had been no fighting since the Friday
previous-our forces having commenced
the work Of building eatreachMents pre-.
paratory to the taking Of the city 10y reg~
ular approaches. This, it is ,aid, may oc-
eupy two weeks, From rebel sources, it
would peem that, while Gen. Pemberton
is thus inside the works at Vicksburg di,
recting its defensive operations, Gen. Joe
Johnston is in Grants rear at the head of
from $1,000 to 10000 men, whose mum
bers are rapidly augmenling and that he
is at Jackson. his lines extending to the
Bic Black Bridce-placing him within
striking distance, as it were, of Grants
rear. Although the published dispatches
from Gen. Grant represent the siege as
procressing satisfactorily. and that he is
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AmTihoFss W9fSos,

nv the matter Of the Estate Of JOSEPH cJn
n worth, late Of Penn township Clearsea
ty, deceased: The Undersigned Auditor ~
ted to re-examine and report distribatoE
will attend to the duties Of his appOi1tu
his Office in the borough Of Clearheld On 81
the 9th day Of June, 1863, at 10 O'Clock,
when and whore those interested may al
they see proper.
TIL. J. RcCuLLOUGH, Aus
May Is, 1853,
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QrimTrp Chiffon,

WE orc authorised TO announce Amos Read,
sem, Of Lawrence township, as a candidate for
County Commissioner subject to the action Of
the Democratic party. June 3, '03.
WE arc authorized 10 announce Matthew S,
Ogden, Of Lawrence township, as u candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to the action Of
the Democratic party. June 3, 90.
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Auditors Notice,

Thomas Sourman IN the Court of q
We. Pleas Of Clearieid eOtd
William Lewis. No. ia, Jan. term A, y,
Ven. ET, No. 30 Jane tern
A LII persons will hereby take notice 4
n undersigned Auditor appointed to]
distribution Of the money arising from 4
Of Real Estate by the Sheriff in the AbOT
will attend to the duties Of his appointnI
his office in the borough Of CleGr6eld on
day the 4th day Of June next, at O'clecs'
when and where those interested msy
and be heard.
THO. J.. MCCULLOUGH, Aud
Nay l3, 1853.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.-Letter,

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Lotters
N Of Administration having been granted this
day to the undersigned on the estate of T. X.
MILLS, late Of Boggs township, deceased, all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate pay meut, and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement
JAMES 7. LEONARD,
June Sd, 1868. ct. Administrator
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TXECUTORs' NOTICE.-Notice is here.
II by given that Letters Testamentary on the
estate of Thomas Carson, late Of Brady township
Clearfeld county, deceased, having beon grant
cd to the undersigned, all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay,
ment, and those having demands against the
same will present them duly auth enticated for
settlement.
ELIZABETH CARSON, Execute.
JULIAS A. TERPE, Executor.
Brady tpp June 3, 1868.
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ID ECIsTER'S NOTICE--Nod.. -,
IN by given that the following secor,,.' y
be,n examined and passed BY me. and se
fled Of record in this oficc for the inn.,,t.aa u
hoirs, lcgatoos, creditors,and all o,hsn \,
other way interested, and will DO pre,s-,~
tho next Orphans Court Of C.oardeld eo,,. Y
be held at the COURT HOUSE, In The I...s
Of Clcaricld, commencing or the Sd No,i'W
June, 1868, for confirmation aud a~llowspN'
| The Final Account Of Williun Y. jo,,.
Administrator Of the estate u Ralph CAM
late Of Union township ClcgrA9id cunt
ceased. '
?. The Finul Accom-, Of Amos Bopssl. "A,
]istrator Of oil and singular tao goods an5 h,
tells, rights and credits which were Of R,Vs
Bousall, late Of Brady township, Cleas,
3. The Final Account Of William Fsath, Am,
istrator Of all and singular the goods aal h,
tolls, rights and credits which were Of An
Poarce, late Of Chesttownthlp, tlsa;a.d n,
~, deceased,
4. The Account Of William Festb, Trustee dI
estate Of Hannah Young, late Of Bum,
township, Cleardeld county. deceased.
8. The Final Account Of Maria x. Hllban
Matilda MagoC, Administrative q Mel Vi
Of Mary Mageo, lago If tho borough otC.
fold, deceased.
LIZ BAReEU
Clearaeld, May II, '62. Resirs
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NApntrn4.0a lbs 2iH bit, tt wm a. ntai.
Fta Hf isbb OF "a Mis- hthia Afnitfan e
ait M LaHfebet t6uhsbir
rel suceisi DO ite 'tsib lts Printers hav.
iHe been semtisou.it ffmtubtfsi.
Oh tts tith uIl, bt Rev. ~ Shannon. hiibe tcsI.
dtnet OF its BRIDES father Nr Gideon ID Nsf
and Mits 6utahnah rtossl both d burnside
toWnship, C'tnr6eid county.
DtED--On Thutsday last at bic residence IN
Goshen tovn'hip, John selfidgs, SEM aged
sono 60 years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-06-03

FoR GOVERNOR The York Gazette, for,
mally nomirates Gen. VIM. B. Franklin
ofthat county, who, it will he remember
ed, led the left wing in the assault upon
Fredericksburg in December last, and was
afterwards relieved Of his command, as 0
candidate for Governor, and earnestly ur>
ges his nomination by tho approaching
Democrat State rorvsution.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-06-03
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Of Ad-
~ ministration on the estate Of Moses Nor.
rs late Of Pike township, Clearfeld coun-
ty, deceased, have been granted to the undersign-
ed. All persons indebted TO said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES WRIGLEY,
June Sd, lS63-6t. Administrator