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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-31
A CorrIDENCg BEAUTY AMONG -Hl

A CONFIDENCE BEAUTY AMONG -Hl
Tsuross.-Caps. Rsinau. : martyr to tho gres'
esuss Of liberty. an escaped eonscript from th'
leeiops Of jeff Davis. has visited our city ano
from what we can learn has circulated rather
extensively and to como purpose among ou.
German friends Pressed into the rebel arm.
sorely against bis will. being . good UDior
man, (ot course) he. after . thousand hair
breadth s.cspes. At last landed ssfsly on .h'
free coll Ct Iowa. Born Of wealthy but re-
spse,abls parents, he had been furnished With
abundant means in the way Of fots sien drafts
to meet oil bis Dssessitiss. but by sone over
eight had neglected 10 have th.m properly en-
dorssd, and vas here awaiting the arrival Il
bic parient who by simple scratch Of the per
could turn that little scrap Of paper into ten
thousand dollar grssnbsek. In the meantime
be should be compelled to draw upon tis
friends here for email amounts to meet current
expenses With . Captains commission from
Gen. Baker. the &c. 900 draft sforesaid.a a nun.
Der of Letters Of introduction from responsible
parties in MuscatiSe, the Captain experienced
NO difficulty In negotiating his Il Q. Vs. to
any desired extent. Fascinating in bis ID.
dress. he soon bsesms great isvorits With
the ladies. and in bic usual prinesly style pre-.
pared to make them presents Of diamond rings
by the scors To accomplish this be uust have
. correct measure Of the ladies' fogers and
The only way TO obtain that was to borrow
one Of their ripgs to send on with his ordsra
He borrowed muchly Of rings. some Of them
valuable instriDsically and - family rsIica-
The ladies' Who were to b the recipients Of
those elegant and costly gifts would Be very
willing to give up oil their chance. provided
they could become possessed Of the property
leaned the Captain. One day Capt. Rsipau
took 1t into bis head to 20 10 search Of his fa.b.
sr, and be went. He left his baggage behind
him-an immense pils-ons carpet ssek-sup.
posed to contain the $4,000 draft and other
vs,usbie papers and documsnts 1t didn',
tbeuRh. When opened the account Of stoek
footed up two dirty shirss-thsts all. Az the
Captsio hes not yet returned II 10 to BE- pre-.
sumsd shst be 10 still ehasiog HE Pc. and II ~
oissake not some Of our German friends viii
seee b shasisg hlo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-31
FINANCIAL.

Reported tor the DExoCRAr Nswa, and Corrected
daily BY the First Natiosat Rank Of davenport,
Money 10 plenty, and tho prosent harvest has
boon conducted without much application to tho
Banks for assistence "a state Of things heretofore
unkno wn,) and all accommodations have been
rendered at 6 per cont. Moth withstandipg this
low rate. the offerings have been SO light that the
Banks have been obliged 10 seek investment
elsewhere.
The National Bank" 10 selling and delivering
the Fivs-iventy Bonds at once to parties sub
scribing, the interest upon which, ut six per cent
payable half yearly in gold. will commence from
the tme Of subscription. For the msnth Of July
the subscription amounted 10 S62 10 in sddi
tion to the subscription Of the Bank.
Exchange on Now York is scarce and rates hrm
st LILO per cont. premium for round lots, and u
premium selling. Currency exchange in Chicago
and st. Louis, 4 discount buying and par selling.
Government checks on Dcpositaries at Chicago
and 81. Louis, par. Sales Of com light, very lit
tie Offering. Gold. ~ to 70 per cent IN small or
largo lots. Silver, nov American, 10 per cent
Produce paper not much ogeri.g, very little
grain being shipped At present. Good bills on
Chicago and st. Louis are taken tho same ss
bankers drafts.
The demand for loans upon real efta'e has al
most entirely ,eased and rates ON Grst-class paper
have fallen considerably below 10 per cent.
The following arc the quotations for exchange
buying. Selling
New York.. oil" prem. \ prem.
Boston. Lilo do = do
Chicago -........A dto. Par.
st. Louis.......L do Par.
Checks on Depositories at Chicago and st.
Louis buying at par.
Postal Currency and small bills abundant, and
furnished for accommodation in sums 70 suit
without charge
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-31

Davenport Market....Daily Report.
Ovvlcs OF fHs DsH. 4 Nsvs,l
Friday Eve. July 81.
Quota tions % follows:
FLous-wholesals,e e4so@6.2o retail, $500
a. 80.
WHEAT 55a90c.
Conn 38d3sc.
BARLEY -5bQ65.
OArs-50G54c.
WOoL.-W sshed 60Q60c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-31

In the matter Of the position Of second
assistant teacher 10 tho High School, DR.. Ols.
hausen moved that Miss Sarah Bennet be
elected to fill tho vacancy for the ensuing
year. Yeas 3; nays 2 The motion was lost.
Mr.. Cook then moved that the filing OF
said position be postponed till next meeting.
Carried.
Mr.. Dawson moved that Miss Benne,'s time
10 consider whether or not she will accept
the position teudered her a. teacher a school
No. 4, as per election Of teachers, be ex.
tended also till next meeting. Carried.
Mr.. Cook reported that school house No. s
requires we'll, and recommended that It b
dug soon, and therefore he moved that The
committee on repairs be requested to attend
to the matter and have power to act. Carried.
Said committee was also instructed to confer
With the Superintendent - to what repairs
are necessary to b made at the different
school houses.
On motion Of Dr. 0lshssssn, The schools
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-31
THE CIT Y.
COMPOSITE Rs WANTED.
Two good oomposittss osn obtain permanent
situatiens BY spplyiss st this office iums-
diatsly. at IS ceuts per thoossnd ems.
~ See Fourth Pace.

TIE Excursion to Grinnell will start
from Brady street pronptly At 7 s'elosk, rail
road ti0s, Saturday morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-31


GRNrLfNsN who desire sn easy fit.
ting. durable custom mad boot should call ai
Child 4 Cos. and leave their measures. Hs
keeps the very best work men, and uses Dons
bot the most rslisbls stock. Call and try this
concern.
LAST CALL.-We advise our friends
Who have been closely engaged 10 business
during the week. to take their wives and
children and 60 on the Grinnsll excursion to-
morrow. Yos will have an excellent time and
feel ell the better for having taken this sd-
Woe.
TINE UP.-Ths sportsmen are con-
gratulstipg themselves that the term covered
By the game Law expires to day. Hundreds
Of hunters. dogs and double barrslsd guns will
be 10 active employment tomorrow. and pra.
iris chickens will soon be abundant 10 market
To LUADER DEALERs.-By an ad
vsrtissment 10 another column lumber dealers
will see that Capt. Rynolds invi.ss proposals.
for furnishing near two million feet OF lumber
for the barracks on Rock Island. Here 10 .
thua ping big contract for somebody to gobbl~
0p.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-31


BEAUTIFUL AKD APPROPRIATE MONU-
Mksr.-Dsvis. Camp 4 Co.. marble cutters In
this city. have jsst completed and set up on
their premises % Perry street. . splsodid
monument which 10 TO be placed over the
grave Of the lsmsntsd Capt. J. 8. Slsy.
maker. II is eenstrsotsd Of bsau.ifui
white marble on . Joliet stone bass. 1h.
base 10 three feet squ are and l foot s inches
high. Above this is . square moulding min.
Inches high and 2 feet inches squsrs nexi
10 die one foot ten inches high and one foo,
eight inches square. on which iss circular
moulding Z inches hieh and eighteen inches
10 diameter, upon which stands the beautifully
futsd column. six feet eight inches high and
fourteen inchss in diameter, represented a.
broken at the top, over which : graceful and
finely wrought wreath 10 thrown, with mos'
pleasing effect The entire monument s
eleven feet high. and the finest sver'msde !,
tbs city. On the one side is the following in,
scsipt ion
CAPT. JOHN s. SLAYMAKER,
co. G. 2D IOWA iNYANfRY.
BORN IN rsNxsrLvANIA MARCH sorH, 1885,
DiHD IN BATrLI FEBRUARY 18th, le62.
"Ais banner over ne was lcve."
On the diverse side 10 the following:
"Hs vas among tho 6rst to volunteer
in tho defense of the Union. After la
borious and valuable service in hissouri,
he fell 81 the memsssbls siege Of Fort
Dcne!son, Tenn, ~hile gallsntiy leading
his command TO victory"
The work throughout 10 most admirably *.
seutsd. and reasts the highest credit upon th'
manufacturers. who yield the palm to mono II
this line Of business. In lev days it vii
be placed at the grave Of the deceased H.
Oak dale Cemetery. to mark the resting plae.
Of one Of the brsvest and most estimabl.
young men of which our city ever boosted.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28

DEIiEr NOTICE The Bo,ti Of nai,l
~ iot The county of Clearhsld, will meet Al ihe
Commi"lonerF ofico. on Wednesday ahl Tbur.
day he 25th md 2eth days NJ November iSf.
The Board have directed that nm new sppli
cents must appear before the Board and produce
their sworn statement detailing name NJ soldier,
regiment aud company when enlisted the
numberof children, With age and tex NJ oach
the township In which they iosided NJ the time q
enlistment and their present residence and that
she u without The means Of support for here.
and children, who are dependent upon hcr.
Two witnesses Of credibility from the township
IN which she resides, must also be produced.
whose certificate, sworn to before the board, must
set 'or'h that the applicant Is tho person she rep
resenls herself 70 be that the statcmment Of the
number and age Of her family is true that she
Is In destitute circumstances and her family In
actual want and that n the facts set forth In her
application are just and true.
Forms containing these acquisitions can be oh.
tained at tho office Of the Board Of Relief when
application Is made and the witnesses appear.
WIN. :, BRADLEY, C2k.
October 2Sth 1858
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Farm for Sale.

'HliE subscriber residing in Coyinglon town
ship, now offers his valuable farm for sale on
reasonable terms. It Is located en- the Clcarfeld
road, and contains 80 acres of land: 20 of
which is cleared, with two story house, suitable
for hotel wagonmaker shop, and other out.
buildings, young bearing orchard, and well
OF excellent water at the door. A Coal BANK
Is opened An the farm with n vein of coal 6 feet
thick .H..N N...
1ar- For terms and particulars, address the
undersigned at Frenchville p. o. Cleardeld co.
Oct, rs, lSGS. t. BRUNWELL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28

6Sy President Li,coiu has Issued PRO-
cIamation app'totirg The last Thursday
.or SovemiSac az day Of eenernl thanks
giving and praise to Almighty God, for the
blessings aud favors bestowed upon the
land, even amid the havoc and desolst ;on
of civil war.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28
For the Republican"
LAWRENCE rwF., Oct. Goth, 1868.

LAwREScE rwr., Oct. Goth, 1868.
"a AcSSS. Editors:
Ny attention has been called
70 scurrilous article that appeared in the
Rlftsmdn's journal on the 30th Sept. over
the signature OF Newton Read, member of
company B. 10th Reg't., Penn'a. Vols,
Al answer to what purports 10 be- q letter
written at Curwensyille. bearing date or
Sept. 10th, and signed Justice" l
Understand that am charged with being
the author OF said article. Now. | sav
once for all, that | have never wrii.
ten line to Newton Read since he on.
listed in the service of the United States
end in reply to those at home who pirate
about my "disloyalty 10 the government"
4 have only TO say, that they had better
mind their own business in the future
Io all those who say that wrote the let
Ger of Sept. 10th, whether in the army or
put Of it, utter a lie. The article in
question, has, no doubt. been manufac-
tilred for q purpose, as it was so freely
made use Of in connection with my name,
On the day of election in Clarified. Ny
feason for not replying sooner, is because
did not know who it was aimed at until
above stated but, | wish il TO be dis
rhetly understood that am not ashamed
81 s,gn my name TO what write, although
not accustomed 10 writing for
Very respectfully yours,
JAS. SPACKMAE.
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A Nsw pArsR.-TL. Csrrv CIV Ns,e. i. Ii

A NEW PArsR.-The Gerry Ctly .Ntvs /. th,
namc offs new paper just started At Cory
Pa. edited aud published bJ J r LsGkln
ana Benton +. Sicbbius
The NtSi profess"I to tr neutral il pol
itics, which will not last long We wish
our friend Stebbins pccuniary success in
his new enterpri.e, and hope that the
Aboltionists or Eric county, viii not COB
BILE him up before the year rolls around.
Cory is situated in Erie county, on the
line Of the Pli!n and Erie X. K where
the Atlantic and Great Western II. T..
crosses. The Gr't house hull; there was
in June 1861, and the village no~ con-
'tsins population nf l.S00, a,,d is increas-
ing very fast.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28

TiUuoN.-All persons are hereby caution.
y ed against purchasing or in any way med
ding with the following property. now in the
possession Of Jacob Gearhart of Graham town
ship, viz; Two Brown Mares, two set Harness.
and one Timber Sled and Chain, as the same has
been purchased by ms, aud is left with said
Gearhart on loan, and subj ect to my order.
Graham tp., Oe.. 10, JOHN HOLT.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28
I IsT OF JURORS for Special Term
IL commencing Nov. 2, 1863.

II a NONs t~tpJ.
FIRST WEEK.
Bcccaria--Jos. u. Gill. .........
Bell-Wm. Couusman, Jos. Fullmer,
Doom--Algern Holden.
Bradford-George Albert, John Cowder, John
Kline, .- -.
Brady-Daniel Goodlander, Lewis Kuntz
Samuel Rishel, John ii. Seyer. .-.
Burnside-John Fry. -.
Chest-Armstrong Curry, VIM. Wood, Austin
Curry. ....- g.. 49,. .r.-..-.
Cloarheld--Jas. 7. Leonard.
Decatur-Richard Hughes. j os. McClnrren.
Ferguson--A. @, Jamison. . ... 81
Girard--Jacob Shope .H " al
Goshen--RObert Baumgardner. a....
Gaham-Edmon NJ. Jones.
Gulich David Ginter, Jacob Ginter
Huston-0scar Allen
gorden-R. Z. Johnston, Peter Bloom.
Lnwrence--Jas. Dougherty, ST., Mark Kylcr,
Abrnm Litz, jr.
Morrs-Abi am Brown ."H ...
Penn--Thomas Hoover.
hke-Branson Davis, D. ID. Ritter. iii Bloom.
Andrew Tozer. ..... 80.
SECOND WEEK.
Beccaria-G, W. Caldwell.
Bell-Henry Breth, jr., Christian Miller
Bloom-David Chilson
Brndy-Benjamin Carson, Mathew CLARK. John
Muhaland.
Burnside-Isaac Bennett, William Irwin. ir.
Cbcst-Tarlton Dunbar, Benjamin Klinger.
sCovington Hegerty. II
Clearheld-GeO.B b. GoOdlander, John Mcclellan.
Curwensyille--G. W. Harley.
Decatur-John Thompson. r.
Ferguson-Davil Fox. .r.
drahan-lsaac Kylor.
Girard-Neu Green. .rrr H.H
Jordan-Robert LddC, II. 7 Shoening.
karthaus-o Oliver Moore. e-tr-a.
Knox-David Erhard rt
NJ LI'nhor city-Joseph IIagcrty, John MoDeyitt
Washington Kelley. .'..,l VA II -
MorFis-Geo.J ohnson, sr.,. Daniel Little. Hf
ne" "ashington--Hsnfy Nef, sr. a..
renn-Patrisk Daley. .fa eds
InS,-h; y H. Curry, John Morgan, James Hide,
Vnion-Nnthsn Lines.
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GOVERNOR. sue ,upor.

DiED--ln CurwenSyille, Of Dyscntery, on che
2l,t inst. son Of VIM. =. aud Annie W. Cham
bers, aged l6 years. tnoHthE aud 10 dayg.
,GS~CeHtrs county papers please copy.
la Allegheny county, on Wednesday tho 22d inst.
DR.. Aquilis lunord, in the SD year of his age
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS,
And the friends of Soldiers

! ~h'N biiS llOliuo vi sDltltIS.
We call the attention Of all having relations OR
friends IN the army to the fuct that "HOr" ,.d'.
German Bitters' will cure nine -teuths OF ne o. :.
eases induced by exposures aud priya;!Uas inni.
dent to camp life. IN the lists, published MIN,
daily IN the he~spapors on the arrival Of tho ,ek
1t will be noticed that very large prunar,A,n
are suffering from debility. Every case ~ nat
KIND can be readily cured by HooaaHd's uer.aan
Bitters. We have 40 hesitation in s:atlpg hat
II these B!tters were freely used AMONG q r ,Dl.
diers, hundreds Of lives might be sAvsd that 9th.
erwise would be lost
The proprietors are daily reosiviDs thankful
letters from sufferers in the army and hospitals,
who have been restored to health by the u, Of
these Biters, sent to them by iheir friends.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSl
SEQ that the signature Of &C. NJ. JACK or" Is
on the wEAPPER of each Bottle.
Price per Bottle 75 cents,
Or half dozen for 81.
Should your nearest druggist not have ,he.rH
Gle do not be put OF by any Of the intoxicating
that may be offered in it, plac, sut
: end to us, and we will forward, secure packed.
by express.
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. COL Arch
s,-eeL Philadelphia
JONES & EVANS ~
(suecsssors TO c. NJ. Jackson & Coz
PToIretors.
ks-FU sals q, Hsreviok A Hu,ig's pru,
ssoSv, Clss,asld, Pa h,v o.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28

STRAfs.--Came tresspassiag on the prem-
- i'es Of the undersigned, residing in Penn
township, Clearfed county, Pennsyyania, oa
or about the 10th Of October, Two 0XRN, one
brindle with white legs, and the other red with
short tail Tae owner i, requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
them away, or they will be sold as the law directs
.|. W. II. DANtER.
Oct, 2s, 1863.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28

NAUTION.-Th public are hereby cautioned
" against purchasing a certain note given by
me to John Mccain Of Ferguson township, for
Ss5, dated 26th September. 1863, as have re-
eeived no value for the same and will not pay IL
unless compelled by due course Of law.
DANIEL k0oSER.
Oct 2s ls03-pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28

Two SCHOOL TEACHERs.--Trely mnlo
IL Teachers are wanted to take charge Of the
Lawrence schools for the term olFOUR MONTHS.
Schools to commence about the lst November
next Teachers wishing to apply will please
meet the superintendentand Directors on exam
ination day l2lst September at Cearfed Lib
eral wages viii be given to competent teachers.
BY order Of the Board
AARON c. TATE.
Lawrence tp.i sept %, Il. Secretary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28
Vote for Assembly.

The fello~ing is the official vote of the
Several counties composing this Reprcsen.
tatiye district,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28
Stray Cow and Calf.

NAME to the premises of the subscriber in
" BOggs township, about the lst of September
last, black COW q GALE. Tho owner will
come forward. pay charges, &c, otherwise she
wild be disposed of according to law.
October !, 1868 pi. A. HARTMAN.
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4 DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE-No

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.-Notice
~ is hOroby given that Letters Of Administra-
ton on the estate Of Wm. Graham. late Of Brad
ford townfdiP, Clearhcld county, deceased having
been grante to the undersigned all persons in
dcbted to said estate are desired to make immc.
diIto payment, and those having claims against
the same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement.
WIN. GRAHAM, jr, Adu'r
Goshen Oct = IS63
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28
Philadelphia, juno %, 1861.

Diseases Of Kidneys and Bladder, iU V.,.n- ~,
Aged, Male or Female, are speedily removed
aud speedily restored to health.
Delicate Children-those suffering from Nlrog.
mus, wasting away, with scarcely ary ..1 or
their bones, are cured in a very short due; cu.
bottle in such cases, will have q most sasp. sins
effect.
Parents haN ing suffering children a. ab5v, and
wishing to raise them, will never regro. l. q dag
they Ommcnced with these Bttors
Lit 'rhry men, Students, and those work.
hard with their brains should always kps. p b. 3.
tie Of lloofland's BitterS near tLo.. es they .t..
hnd much benefit from its use, to both nj. r-t
body in'igorating aud not depressing,
1t not u Liquor stlmulant, Hnd leaves g proc.
tratiOn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28
Sheriff. Sales.

IlN VIRTUE " sundfy urip OF Lerari pa
ID cids, issuod out Of The courts Of Common
llens oi Clehfheld county, and 10 me directed
there VIII be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, ht tho
court house IN the borough Of Clest6eld, on Wed
ntsdny me llih day Of November next At 1
o'clock =. M7 the following described Real Is
tate 20 wit
an those certain two tracts or pieces Of land
hinhte IN Olehrheld county. One Of them survey.
Buyer, dated the 10th day Of NAV A. u t79g he
ginning alta post thence by Nicholsou's suryev
south ~ degrees west 2GO perchos to n posi-
thence by lands Of Nathaniel Donald, south 40
degrees east ESQ porches to a post, thence by
vacant lanu north 80 degrees east 2GO perchcs 10
a post ana thence by Christian lettings lond
north 10 degrees west 2SO pcrches I, M, I,lace of
beginning, containing i3O acres, II perches
ana allowance, he the same more or less. And
the other surveyed on warrant granted 10
Nathaniel Donald, dated the 10th day Of MAY,
a. ~ ''vo. ueglhhihg vt post thence by Mich
oIson Su'.vy SCUM ~ degrees west 200 perches
to a post. thence 10y lands Of Iobn Bringbnrst
south 40 degrees cast 2SO perches to most tbsncc
by vacant land north 30 degrees enst 26O nercbes
to a post and thence by lands Of John Buyers
north ~ degrees west $50 perch IS to the lace
OF heglnhlng' containing 131 acres. IL perch
es anu "'oWahcc, DO the same more or less
Seized, taken TN execttion, and to be sold ms
the property Of Lewis Ja,nison. and Loren A
Ellsworth.
Dl virtue Of a writ OF FicIi Focias, issued ont
- OF the same court and to me directed, there
viii be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, ut the Court
House, in the borough, of Clear6ed, on Thursday
the 18th day of November next, the following
described Real Estate, to wit:
The following piece Of land with all the i'm
provements thereon erected situate in Girnrd
township, ClenrGeld county, State OF Ponn'a
being part ef No, 1917 warranted 10 Robert
Morris Walter Steward, and described as fol-
lows beginning at a small pitch pine, being
+. A. LiYergood, jr's., corner, thence north on n
Inc o! larger survey l4S perches to an old bazed
hemlock corner, thence east 60 per1bes TO n post,
thence south l42 perches 10 stone corner on line
OF p 4. Livergood thence south so degrees west
02 pcrchcs to pitch pine, the place Of beginning,
containing so acres and allowance, hayint,
erected thereon plank house and other out
buildings, with about 40 acres cleared.
S0ifed, taken in execution, md to be sold ne
the property of Henry Hhe
EDWARD PERKS, Sheriff,
SHERrrs OFrcr,
CLEARrELp, Oct 10, 81.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-.N

A DMINIsTRATORS NOTICE.-.Notice
N is hereby given, That Letters of Admins
trait on the estate Of Jacob Armstrong, late of
Pike township, Clenrield county, deceased, hav
ing been granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted to said estate are required to make i'm
mediate payment, aud III Sc having demands
against the same will present them duly nuthen-
ticatcd for settlement.
LAZARUS ARMSTRONG. ,,.,.
BARNABAS ARMSTRONG A'''ii A''"'ii g
n.lnhar 1874
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28
Goshen, Oct :, 1858.

A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTiCE.-Notice
~ is hereby given, that Letters of Administra-
tion on Che estate Of Barley Esgan, late of Kart
hsut township, Cleardcld county, deceased, hav-
ing been granted 10 the undersigned and oil
persons interested in said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having un-
settled claims will present them duly authenti.
ca'ed fer settlement MARY EhGAN,
Sept. 30, lS6S-pd. Administrative.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-28

CTRAl BULI--Came TO the premises Of
- the un 3er,igned, in Pike township, Clear
field county, Pa, on about the list Of June last
BLACK BULL, supposed to be about 21 years
old. Tho owner is hereby required to oome
and prove property, pay charges, and take him
away, or he will be SOLD a cording to law.
RICHARD FREEMAN.
Oct, IQ. 'G3-pJ.