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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07
The Week Of PRAYER.

The fourth annual Week of Prayer
for the conversion Of the world to Christ
il 3. heud
This ia not a sectMian movement. II
originated with the missionaries in India,
and embraces an object dear to the heart
Of every child of God.
The present condition &C the world and
lhe church calls hourly for earnest, uni.
ted and pcrseyering prayer; and ii is be,
lieyod that the observance Of tbs "wcell
viii be widely extended, and Dhat many
prayers vii! ascend to the throne of grace
from christians Of all nations and every
name.
In accorlanee with the desires Of d
nun Dor Of persons, the citizens Of Clear
field, and of tho vicinity, are respectfully
and earnestly invited 10 spend the even
ing Of each day in the coming week in
united prayer aud conference
The first meeting will be held in She
Presbyterian Church on ucSt Sabbsth eve-
ming, services 10 commence soon after the
second bell
Why should the Week Of Prsya be
observed? is proposed ss tho sgbjo-t for
confederation tn2t evening
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07

kg7HE BOARD or RELIEF for tho county Of
2 ClearGell, Will meet st the Commissioners
oil &C. on Wednesday aud Thursd4y tho 3sth aud
99th dRys % January, 4. D., 1858,
Tho Hoard Of Relief have directed that tho
wife Of the soldier must appear before the Board
snd produce her sworn Etatemon. detailing nsm'
Of soldier, regiment and company when enlisted
thc uumbcr vf children with age and rex II each
the township in which they resided at the time
Of enlistment, ard tLeir prsgen, residence and
dat she Is without the means Of support for Lrr-
sUlf aud children who are drpgolIlt upon her.
Two witnesses " crodibility, !gyu thv lovsship
ia Nhicb she resides, must also be pr. duceI,
whose certificate sworn TO before the Board, must
ss forth that the applicant is the p5rs3e she rcD-
rssants herself to bo sbat the statement Of the
number and age Of her family is true that she 10
n destitute circumstances, aud her family in ac-
iupl want and that sll The Csc,s set forth in her
application Rro just and true.
Forms containing thcss acquisitions can be OBJ
tAiued at tho once of the Board Of Relief, when
0pp ica.ion is made and the witnesses appear.
Illness Of the applicant, properly proven, will
excuse prrsoual GttondaUcc.
WM. ?. BRADLEY, Cpk.
Jan, 7, 1863.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07

GeerWe observe that quite a number Of
newspapers throughout the country have
pen compelled to suspend publication on
.ecount of the rise in the price OF paper.
Among them the Mexican NiaeT, "the Off.
~ paper" of mat county We cannot
how our Mexican noighbors will be
pc to get along in the future, without
y 9f'f'o! p@~ m that county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07

STALE, FLAT AND UNPRonrADI1,- The
constant repetition 10y the Abolition
press and leaders, that Abraham lincoln
BIS HONEST" We advise those whc
have "old Abe's" virtues in charge to get
Them daguerreotyped for fear that his
honesty may become tarnishsd by the
raily exposures of the most outrageous
hauds by those whom he retains in pow,
az
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07
COURT PROCLAMATION.

. NSTHEREA5, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, ESQ.
w President Judge Of tie Cour, Of Common
Pleas ot o. twcntv-dlth Judicial District, com
posca ol tn' counties Of C.carfe.a, Ccuuo and
Clnt1n--ani the Hon. Jas. BLOOM and Hon.
]. D. D.-GCMPs0N.AHJciag Judges u Clearfcli
county; have issued tLa.. rr-lort, 90 mo direct
cd, for the holding OF a Cgr, q Common Pleas,
Orphans Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions, Court
Of Oyer an3 To~milor, md COUlt ~ jsugI-l jail
Delivery, a. ClcarGelI, in and for 'rio county o.
Clgarisld, On the
Second Ngn1.y IN Jrn.asy 1868, al ne
Court House
NOTICE IS, therefore hereby given, 90 tho
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, and Constalies,
In and for said county Of CgurfCld,tg appear ia
their proper persons, with their Rolls h-corda,
InquisitiOns, Examinations and other Remem-
brunces, to do those things wh.oH to heir eficers,
and in their behalf, pertain 10 be done.
GIVEN under my hand al Clearield,t this 10th
day Of Dee, ia the year Of our Lord, one thous
and eight hundred and sixty-thrss.
EDWARD PERKS, Sheriff.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07
Democratic Standing Committee.

In accordance wlth the action of the
Democratic County Convention of Clear
field cou nty ut its SESSION al Clearfeld in
Sspte mber last, tho following named per
sonG were appointed r Standing Commit,
fee for the year 1863:
Observation-Disclosures ShoT
BeI--Jnmes Savage.
Bloom Non. James Bloom.
RoEg5--Gcorgo Dining.
Brad.Uri--Daniel Stewart
Brady-Wm. /. Hamilton
Burnside-James McMurray.
Cprwensyiile-Wm P. Chambers.
Chest-Charles s. Worrall.
Coyiug,on-F. +. Coutriet.
DccatUr-C NJ. Cadwdllader.
Ferguson- Barnabas Armstrong.
Fcx--.james Mcclellan.
Girard-Francls Hugar.
Gophen-J, A. L. illegal,
GIalrm-Jacob wilhelm.
Gulich-John Jordan.
Huslon-U. j. Woodward.
Jordar-D. w. Wise.
KartbaIs John Gilliland.
Knoz-Price A. Rowles.
Lawrence Richard Shaw, ir.
Lamber City-Dr D. A, Fetser.
Morris--John B. Kyler.
New Washington--J. NJ, Cummings.
Psnn--John II. Rowles.
Piko-Darius ,. Ritter.
Union Horace A. Courtney.
Woodward-Thos. Henderson.
a meeting Of tho Democratic Standing
Committee will be held opETues day night
OF Court week in the office of Israel Teei,
6or the purpose Of couuseling On a "vigor.
GUS prosecution" Of the ecoming campaign.
,G. B. GooDLANDfn, ISRAEL TEST,
Sec'S. Chairman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07

A UDi1uRs SOTlCE.--Notice is hereby
~ given that the undersigned Auditor ap.
pointed by the phals' Court of Clearfeld
county to report distribution Ct the moneys in the
hands Of d. J. Cathcart, Administrator Of Jane
Wilson deceased will attend to his duties as Au-
ditor, and hear all persons interested in said os-
tate, at the ofioe Of J. B. McEnally, on Saturday
the Bird day Of January, a. D, 1858, al . o'clock,
=. N. J, II. F0LFORD, Auditor.
Dee. u, h5s2.-5t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07

A UDITORS NoTICE.-The undersigned
n Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court Of
CIearhsld County, to distribute the balance in the
hands the Administrator Of Richard Garry de-
ceased, Will attend TO the duties Of his appoint
nent, and hear all parties interested at his Office
in Clesrheld Borough on Friday the 2nd day OF
January, A, D. 1868, at 2 o'clock ?. ".
J. B. NsENALLY, Anditor.
Dec. 10, lsb2.-st
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07

A UDITORs NOTICE.--The undersigned
~ an Auditor appointed by tho Court Of Com
mon Pieab Of Centre county, TO make distribution
Of the money in The hands OF George Alexander
Esq, High Sheriff, arising from tic sale Of the
real estate Of J. j. Linge will attend to the du-
ties Of his appointment on Tuesday tho 30th day
Of December, inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of said
day, at his Office in BelleiOnte When and where
oil persons interested are requested to attordand
those having claims to present them or be debar-
red from coming in on said fund
ADAM HOY,
BellsfOnte, Dec 10, lSH Auditor
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07
iiARrERs pictorial HISTORY
on
THE GREAT ri BllLLlON
lN
THE UNITED STATES

Nj IFsRs HABrru & lr'urw la,o c.1-
lNi mcuced the itpuu Goo huuNlI. az tvrr'.i0
history Of Tho Great NUbtUinr iu the i.u,-
tcd ~tilee. 1lcvuik Lns be,u fpt many mar,Ig
To- courso uf PREPARATION, by writer every Ua5
qualified for the ia k.
Tho iTEobuc1I.N ouu'uius o cppr ard auC.
oiuot account Of lho formation OF ko Caufeiuu
cy uf the -Utvy tie formation md Adoption ul
the Constitution uf the United States, and the cs-
tUhlisbmUt Of The National Go, crumuut; Do. or
igin, development and progress of tho doctrines
Of Notification and Secession, and the yariuu,
Thasee which they assumed until their Gnal cul'
mna,on in the GJcot Rebellion.
Tho llIsrURY comprises iull account, drawn
trum the most authentic sources, Of all the Events
Of the War the mtrigucs Of the SostEou leaders
mt homo aud abroad the gradual detection viors
section the great Uprising Of the Peop'c for tho
maintenance Of National Life and Existence; the
rapid crca ion " an immense Army and Navy
md the fsttIos by land and sen.
Tho lLLUsTRA7l0Ns comprise Portraits Of all
these who have borne u prominent pa,t in the
struggle; Maps Of the different localities Plans
Of the leading actions; Views Of every scono Of
Interest, and liho most Important Buttlcs. These
Illustrations are mostly from drawings takon on
tho spot ny srtiitF dcputol for HAT purpose 10 nc
company every division OF uur Army and hgvy
Every ipcI.l.y Mt Tie command OF 10 publishers
has been emp Dyed in the preparation aud cNeeu-
tios Of this work and they consistently believe
that il will folm the most trustworthy md raiuu-
lhc history which can be prepared Of the Great
Struggle for the american Union.
Mode and Terms of adjudication.
The work will be issued in Numbers, each con
sistng Of Twenty four Pages Of th, size Of 'Ior.
psr's Ecsiy,' printed from clear typo, upon fine
paper, and will probably he completed in about
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07

no WEDNESDAY,, jau Z lsoa.


rn,,,su,l meeting of tho Cloatleld county
p1is ssrisiv, viii be beld On the Court House on
gonssy evening, Jan. -, 1868. The election Of
IN g,til for he ,uiuiug year will be held at that
line q. ". puEFM Esoy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07

SETTLING Ur.-TAe County Auditors are
10 ssision this week. settling the affair OF
the county. Hope they will not stop
uslil they settle this war.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07

A j. PATTERSON, AltorDeya. Lav. Car
"A. wons vile Pa, will attend tuAu 9r sinsfs
entrusted 70 his care. 0f7'g opposite tho New
Methodist ehHeH. Feb. ), 'C2
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07

DEA7H Of 1Iu0s. @. 9MDgg.-Lieut. Taos.
g. SNYDER, Of The Second Pennsylvania
Cavalry, who we've attacked BY Stewart'8
rebel Cavalry at Occoquan, Va, on Suns
day the 2SIh ult, fell mortally wounded
sod died t lew hours afterwards. Nr. s.
Formerly resided II the neIght oyhood OF
Philadelphia, but has been citizen Of
Morris township, tins COUNT, for sevors
gears, and ma, much repected.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07
UU%W BEUUES,

TO HOUSEKEEPERS.-The ubscriber-who
was educated in the Pennsylvania Institute for
the Instruction Of the blinds now manufaotur-
ing CORN BROONS, q Centre Corner, near
Welchs', in Lawrence township.
He makes a splendid article, and persons want
ing those indispensable articles to housekeeping,
should patronizo this worthy young man.
~ BROONS will be supplied either Whole
sale and Retail on the most accommodating terms
EMERY LEGGETT
Oct. T., 1862 -6t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07

hza4Ths Commissioners have made tho
following Appointments for the enAsinl
year;
Counsel-W. .. W-alsos.
Clerk VIM. s. Bradley.
Mercantile ApprsiSer--F. p Coutriet.
JGn,tot- Andrew Shugart.
Coal Contractor s. Il. Jsrdan.
Wood Contractor John AcGuey.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-01-07

lCENsE NOTICE-Tha following ma.
u med persons have FLED in the Office Ct the
Clerk Of tA5 Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Clear
field county, their Petitions aud Bonds for Ii
oense at TIE Jauuary Sessions next. agreeable to
the Act Of Assembly Of March 2sth. 1855, emit.
tied IAN act to regulate the sale Of Intoxicatin-
La1uors IA
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NOTICE.

EDITOR OF CHRONICLE -DEAR SrR.-With xour
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-29
Tlcketed ThrOHgh to M0ntgOmerE. AIa.
TITr5RTAEF 10 SHOEMAKERS AND
TANNERS.

HEaDOIt 4ETEgs SPECIAL DEPARTMENT, I
3ANKsTOS, siiss. Jsnusry 10 1853
TEAVTNC bes1 app7n ed Special gent by Major
h. hins Chief Quarte7 master MISSISSIPPI and
Tat louisiana fa tbs collection o. Hides 10 he
tie. north # Jacks u aud The dstrbu ion OF the
a cng tie cegsrsl tapnsr.ei wsthin be sad district
ad to C. uract Sh0es and Leather for he Confede
rate Stste--
ber-s0rs the proprieto-s Of all yards sud shoe
fhops WI lin sai distre viii report T. ne at ny head
ous ts.s W k7ut delay, g. number o. vsts hsa and
when thev VIII be resdy 70 work out the vsts
en- ~ G t5e number Of dos heces-s sry TO I'LL the
sams; AID b W msuy sizes 4 leather and pairs Of
s each pr 3ri- r c-n fBrn sh monthly, aac the sd
7E Ia account OF mechanical labor airy TO cary
.on So fzctcr el e. the e-tsnt 0; 9 er cara ity
he a7cv7 inlarmat q is neee say 70 an equal oi7
sri uri.n Of ides smOlF tae several ia yads and e.
r5ue- iuo-l prices tnroug ghout the stat4 and make
az bic at the earliest period and In The mot eco
7.oa, cal pr amer the rcc7rdE tbereoL
al isu err ana sh0srsaksrE MT subject 10 military
rat 10 W emp oy ed 10 their VEGA ion will also re-
- . re II they wi ah smsioyment-
~ J. T. WEssUN, Special Agent,
FRnkst miss
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BY mCLANAiAN 4 DILL.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Rte S 4TH hILIT aRY DISTRICT
DEPARTMENT Mss. AND EAST La.
A L. II

A.
JAcKsGN Jsuus 18Th, 1893
ALL of, ,ers ana solelers srriv.ne vltan ne N.
4 it= of uii'e post, or in the Sc Of regiments
or de aeanelts the ofc-r in command Of toe viii
at report them elves tas once of the mmand-
snt Of D. post lew doors ABOVE tho Mis- isdpp an
Obeo on Bpi ol sreei, sh W tteir h1ritg beng
mission 20 renal. The co umsaders of reg men or
dosachments Of dia,s IN sraEsifu vii permit FL
: ur cider o Yst The . o. seks a. strict
Tc tsry bu,ine s.. TIE permission gEane6 N. SO be
N WTnE and specify the nssure Of busine s. and
IN 10 ca 2 WI lis Frlvae, Or party Of prYat's be
psfmi'tsa 10 entee ire esy II Jackson u1oss under
Shsrse Of reliable ngn aommiss1oued officer aud
iorg sue reineat or de sc1oeDf OF soldiers remain
wtt7n tue limit Of t.is pos, tbs cfdceT commanding
VII be he ufsnnn ib.e for the e conduct Of his
men and fer any depre siiO rs coInuiiecd BY hem
o5rers end p azts -ued 20 duty a. this po.t who
har .setoo-e re pOrted viii at ones re Ort show
by what authcTi ey were thus aaignsd register
their nsm snd reeve a written csIuheaFs Of IA
fact
II The conmander o. the esups Of paroled prison
ers surgeon 10 charge Of 'sIits sud asuders o.
enc mp eats wiz never permit more han two 0f heir
I'm nd 1e absent ct once except upon military
b-s and then slFgys in squads und r charge Of
c3sl j. To- ed eff s-f. No priv o. sol5ier
wi e nlittsd to s., ep without ths Bmits Of h en-
cspmelt or be pc Itted remain within the sity Of
s5sk = rras : as sasssala5 "a With = .6e
de- arimenfs "a tte cy or havs the c5aseat OF
ths co-2lsrdeT o, tie pot for the same.
u. O. = persons, save soiciers wh tr nsportstion
o. order, from tn proPe- military sG5huriy passport
VIII gu RED beto leey viii BE- pera ted 70 ave
ths limits q lie pos. The sale o. g is 70; ddeR
VI hn the i'm L Of this post ut upOa fhe written
con els # TIE commander of fhs pest
~ The oicef ssi sned 20 duty officer o. tLe day
VII ser tha the atoVe orders a carefully con pl ed
with ard va hsvo res.ec and report to the ofce
Of th- command nj OF tie post all oacers AID private
fhst have not tosr asTs indo-sed Reported" and /
sg by tze comm ndant Of the Sc, eKreI howe err
such e- en- Crs, members OF the AFT snd ord r.
lies et-d with theer headqpsr ers, at /
present Ts.kin Ga Il iaiis # ths p3 g.
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