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Business strictly confidential. Always at home, IN
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,Nirglnia bank notes, AIS discount South
Sed ono, ov~-ese, 30. y discount; North Oar.
DINA, Is discount Market for gold and IA
mands unsettled.
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tOR SALE LOW, AND "GREEN BACKSi.
- taken several good young WORKN
fHOKsES aud one extra fine young Black IN
norse' very stylish, about or years old; "a
iamiy horse, being perfectly docile or would MAKE
a me cavalry horse, as he can leap over sny ord
lazy renee with great ease Also one youny TnIs
HHuggies, Wagons, Carts, Buggy Harness. Wseon,
Hathsss,. Carrisge Harness double set silver
90 Prospect street. Georgetown. d 5i,,tso
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%GRAND FAIR AT ODD PILLOWS, HALL.
W The Grand Pair for the benefit OF aick And
TUESDAY, !eb. a4th, aud HRIDHY. R.b sitShn
By their pupils. p>o ~
,,,,o.CoM,T1I OF ARRAN0DMBNrs
4. CLUSS. eeoy. "a >, I,.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18
COURT

WHEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Esq.
w President Judge Of the Court of Common
Pleas Of the twenty fifth Judicial District, com.
posed of the counties of Clearfeld, Centre and
Cliuton-and the Hon. JAS. BLOOM and Hon.
j.. D. THOMPSON, Associate Judges Of Clearfeld
county; have issued their precopt, to me direct.
cd, for the holding of Court Of Common Pleas.
Orphans Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions, Court
of Oyer and Tcrminer, onI Court of General jail
Delivery. at Clearfeld, in and for the county OF
Clcariell, ON the
THIRD Monday IN March, 1868, a! tic
Court House.
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby given, to the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace, and Constablos,
in and for said county Of Cleariicld,t to appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls. Records,
Inquisitions, Examinations. and other Remem-
brancos, to do those things which to their officers,
and in their behalf, pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearfeld this 18th
day Of Feb, in the year of our Lord, one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-three.
EDWARD PERKS, Sheriff.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18
SHERIFF,S SALES.

10y virtue Of suudry writs Of Tendjtioni EcPo-
ID uos, issued out Of the Court of Common
Pleas of Clearfold county, and to mo directed,
there will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the
Court house in the borough of Clearield, on Mon
day the 10th day of March, next, at | o'clock,
p. m, tho following described Real Estate, viz:
ALL that certain tract Of land situate in Union
township, ClearfelJ county, beginning ut a sugar
maple thence east 100 perches more or less to a
post, thence south 81 and eighteenth perches
more or less to a hemlock, thence west 100 perch
es more or less to a hemlock, thence north 81 and
eighteenth perches more or less to place Of be-.
ginning, bounded by lands of John Dubois, con-
tanning SO acres, more or less, about rs acres
cleared, with log house aud log barn erected
thereon. Seized and taken in execution and to
be sold as the property of Jacob Gelnet.
ALSO, a certain tract of land situate in Bell
township, Clearfeld county, beginning at white
pine corner of land Of j. Patchin, thence by said
lands and other lands Of g. L. Reed north 40 de-
grees west 365 perches to n white pine corner
thence by Same land north so degrees east lSl
perches TO a sugar corner, thence by same lanc
and land of John Patehin south 40 degrees east
365 perches to n white pine corner, thence by
land Of Thomas A. McGheo A, d Co. and other
south so degrees west 1870 perches to the place Of
beginning, containing 29I acres and SO perches
with the usual allowance for roads, &c. 1t bein(
composed of parts Of three larger tracts OF lanc
warranted respectively in the name Of Nicklln y
Griffith and known as Nos, 5000, 59lO and 5yl5
Seized and taken in execution and to be gold a
the property Of J. T.. and James Thomas.
EDWARD PERKS, Sh'f.
SheriT's Office, ClearAeld, Feb. IS, 1868.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18
Agricultural Meeting.

A Meeting Of the Clcarfeld county Agricul-
"A tural Society will be held on Monday even,
ing Of the March court, in the courthouse, a
Clearfield.
Hon. g. r. BARRETT ana Ex-Goy. BIGLER, are
expected to address the meeting. 1t is hoped
that there will lie a general attendance of the
members, as business Of importance will be trans.
acted.
LANES are especially invited to attend, as vel
as all those who are favorably disposed 10 pro.
mote the interests o. Agriculture and Hortfcul-
ture. 1t is also expected that there will be Re.
ports made upon the above sciences.
By order Of tho President,
d. +. ETHWEILER, Stc'y.
Cl,aricli, February Is, 1868.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

LEGISLATIVE PEACE CoNrERENcE.-The
Legislature of Illinois have agreed upon
and passed the resolutions appointing
commissioners to consult with other States
in regard TO the war. The commission
ers are among the first men in the State.
Stephen Il. Logan, an eminent lawyer oI
Springfield the head Of inc commission,
The Legislature has agreed to take q re-
cess tO,day until The first Of June, when il
is expected the commissioners will be
ready to make a report. The New York
Express says Baltimore Sun.
The Legislature of Kentucky has al
ready appointed committees to consult
and Indiana and New Jersey will, doubt
less. follow through their organized gov
ernmonts-with Pennsylvania, Ohio al,
New York, it Is to be hoped, through
their organized authorities, in some form
The commissioners are TO meet n
Louisville, KY, in March.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

WE, the Commissioner Of Cloarfeld county,
having examined the accounts Of Joseph Shaw,
ESQ.,, Treasurer Of said county for the year A. D.,
1862, do certify, that we find the accounts Of said
Treasurer as follows The amount due from all
sources to be Nine thousand five hundred and
seventy-three dollars and sixty eight cents,
We also find tho amount Of outstanding orders
to be Twenty. three thousand three hundred and
ninety-s six dollars and ~frty-hve cedts-of which
Sixteen thousand FIVE hundred dollars are Court.
house Bonds. Witness our hands this 22d day OF
January, A. D., 1868.
SAM'L c. THOMPSON ?
jacob KUNTZ, ;
Attest, THOS. DOuGHEkIf, y
WV. s, BRADLEY, Wk
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

Too LArS.-Now, at the eleventh hour
Goyernor Curtin has expressed his disap-
provsl Of military arrests, in a message
sen to the Legislature on Thursday last
We can tel! ''our Andy' that this death
bed" repentance will not answer. 81 DO
not, know how many arrests Of the kind
here~intotore referred TO have been made
n q confession Of most fatal import. Ii
YOU had been that faithful! guardian o. the
people that the Constitution requires you
TO be, you would not be ignorant OF this
important fact. We think that the YER
dict of the people vii! be, that having
neglected the nearest and dearest rights o.
the people in this fragrant manner, they
will put 10 your place some man who Ii
more mindful VI ais duty.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

WE, the Auditors Of Clearheld county,
examined the accounts Of Josepa 4 \ issl,
Treasurer Of said county, for TIE yeaI A. y
do report that tho accounts are as az T.s,ur.
The amount due tho Road Fund by salu .rnt.
or is One thousand three hundred an .-ath
dollars and twenty three cents ana th' 5irl
due the School Fund Two thousand lou, osip
and seventy nine dollars and soventy-s Tvspg.
The amount Of outstanding orders r dd|
three thousand three hundred ana n'ssf too N u.
lars and Gfty-hvc conts-oi which slu,s M, ID
Court House Bonds. Witness our hsau' ;
Of January, 1868. Is. c. B0WMnm' .
C. $. WORRELL, ~, :
Attest, hlhRm
Wv. s. BRADLEY, Terk.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18
ok CENTS REwARD.-A reward of Six

Six CENTS REWARD reward of Six
- Cents-but no chages-will DO paid for the
delivery to the subscriber Of a certain Joseph
Alsbac6, school-teacher, who escaped from the
omploy ofthe School Directors of Lawrence town =
shin (employod at Wolf Rum about the 10th inst. ,
tbsroby violating his contract with said School
Directors. School Directors are warned against
being imposed upon BY him.
MILTON MCBRIDE,
Feb. Is, 1853, 81. pd N*ooi Director.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

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orir hi, oni" rodrosS5 ;s r. bo had A. tho
hands Of the Judiciary. In such times as
the present, it is more than ever necessa,
ny to preserve regularity in official action,
Great efforts have been and are perhaps
still being made, by persons blinded or i'll
disposed, TO throw US into Il state Of reyo.
luton that is to say, to create anarchy
and confusion, and ultimately to bring
about the destruction Of Ffo and property
among US. Any irregular, much more il
legal. interference by your Executive with
matters which by the Constitution are not
.intrusted to his ccgnizanco, and especial
ly any such interference with the action
of the Executive orlho United States or
with the functions Of the Judiciary would
be, in the existing crisis, emphUtically
dangerous i, would have n direct revoluy
tionary tcnIcncy-in fact, it would be to
commence o. revolution.
The courts ofjuslice are open, and no
doubt all personal wrongs can be properly
redressqd in due course of law.
| do not know how many arrests of the
kind herejubcIore referred to Nave been
made in Pennsylvania, as / have at no
time been priyY TO the making Of Them;
but / believe they have been few. | was
under the impression that there would be
no necessity for more OF them, otherwise
} might nave referred to them in my an
ruaI message bat recent event, having
shown that this impression was erroneous,
/ orom il my duty row to invite your AT,
tention to the subject.
The contest in which we are engaged is
one for the preservation Of our own !ibcr-
" and welfare. The traitors at the South
hate the great BODY OF our people who are
I n, q, y" - ava ~, TooJr 20, snLm;'s;dn In.
less the rebellion be ehectually suppress.
ed We must lose our pride OF country, the
larger portion ol o"L 'oEIl.o,y' ""u 'nt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

IL Cieafhe'l rothiy i'f A. Do 1902.
JOSEPH SHAW, va. Ttossutof IN w sf6sii'
county in iho Comm. wealth Of rebnayi,sbial
VI January, a. y 1902, 10 The OBI iay Of jan
unty. A. u, 1903.
UR.
70 amt nom Collectors Tor 1899 and
rrp, .,us yenrt, including per cont ti0,jUj 90
10 amt from unfoatcd lnuds, 'GO-'6l, j,7tp qs
L, aunt from Commis'iosors Book, sOl so
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

Under this head we continue TO urge
the great importance Of building o Rail,
road ihroagh the county Of Clean field. -
When Jui,J j., will be tho shortest and
best route from Philadelphia Lake B,io.
and therefore must command fair share
ofthe through trade and travelling. We
say the best, because tho grade will be
light, and it viii be located on a route
through a country the character Of which
will render it easily kept up, With a
sold foundation most Of the way, it viii
have no streams to encounter, rendering
it liable 10 foundations or destruction
from water. IL will be easily worked, he.
cause wood and coal can be cut and mined
all nldng the route. We think that the
chance for through freight alone bids fair to
make it a profitable road but when the
local trade is taken into considerat ion
tyere can be no doubt of its productive.
l.s! From two to three millions Of dol
lHo worth Of lumber goes to market from
Clarified county alone! Perhaps an
equal amount from Jefferson county! As
s,on as the road is opened, and in work.
int order, the tanning business will equal
tlc lumber in both counties, while the
cal business will far exceed either. Let
see how the account would stand with
C.earaeld county alone,
Lumber exported, S3,OOO,O 600
Bitgminous Coal, 100000
Leather manufactured, 100000
This estimate is not exaggerated, and
shows m export from the county Of Eight
Millions of Dollars per annum The two
last items would all pass over he railroad,
and most Of the first in a very short time.
The completion Of twenty miles more Of
tho road would secure all Of the local
trade, An expenditure Of $500, 900 viii
complete it. Can it be doubted that the
road will pay a large dividend on that cN.
penditureH only requires a business
calculation 10 show.
urT advice would be 10 our " lcopje
to secure the stock, build the road, @f
u il! Do not allow foreign capitalists
TO take it out Of your hands. iIit requires
more money than you can spare OUT o.
your business oofro" !! on me '"''u %
the company and build and WI the road.
heeP Tue oU"''oi anu '""'s'''n' "
h'o"oui''"'y oU''' ""0 ""'"5'U , '''''
anu ""' pay - Ve' cent u" 'u' "''1'
Why then should it not be at once pros
eculed TO completion. NchaVe the cap
lIal. The only question Is nave we inc
e~nteFprIsef and we sincerely hoPo 'ha'
the opening OF. spring vii! answer inI-
question in the affirmative
NJ,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

JOSEPH SHAW, Esq, Treasurer Of Clearhel
county in account with the different townships
for Road tax for 1860 aud 1861
DR..
To balance due at last settlement, SSi s.
10 amount received from owners Of
---,-l 1..l- g. IOfO ,vl IClI 9 OIL nc
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

w onTod..Tw Two strong,
w S'hA healthy Women
to do general homework. Liberal compensation
will DO given. Apply to
JOSIAH w. SMITH.
Clearfeld, Pa, Feb. IS, 1868.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18
Notice.

The account Of VIM. Porter, Recoiv'r of the
firm Of bowler & AXE, late merchants VI New
Washington, ClearGold county, remains filed Of
record in this Office for tho inspection Of all par
ties interested therein, and will be presented to
the next Court Of Common Pleas, to be held at
the Court House in the Borough Of Cloarield,
commencing the Sd Monday Of March, 1863, for
confirmation aud allowance.
d. F. ErZWEILER, Proh,y.
Nlearield. Feb. Is. 1863.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

IEaCE MOVEMENTS various I'o'''''','
ia ''''r OF SPECIFY peace "'' e'"I " ''''
III I'e west me Nss''"'u''' % 1""''''
an" th'no'' nave 'u"p'e' ",''o meas,
"f'S' ""d APPOINTED commissioners "''
lh'''eo nee states "'so 10 nPI''n'
COMMISSIONERS TO meet ~ Aoui'''''o' III
June next
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18
A UDIToR,S %NOTICE.--Tl

IN Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court Of
Clarified county, to distribute the balance in the
hands of the Administrator Of Richard Curry de
ceased, will attend to the duties Of his appoint
mcut, and hear all parties interested, at his Office
in Clearield Borough on Thursday, March u,
1863, at ? o'clock, p. NJ.
J. B. McENALLY, Auditor.
Inn Is. l8G2
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

JOHN h. CUTrLE.
Attorney AZ INV AMI Real h9tale NgeoT

Attorney az law hWi hcNi hihlalt NSth.'
CLARIFIED, pENN'A.
Ofi-c oH NJrhcta Opposite The Jaik.
II EspECTFuLLY oGar Dis ryigcs In 80 u.
IL ing rad buying lands ia Clcarlcld and ad.
joining counties md with nm experience Of over
twenty years as a Surveyor, iattors himself that
he can render sntSiactiou. And
Offers for SAL
1000 acres Of coal and timber Land, situat, In
Decatur township, Cleariold county, in lots to
suit purchasers, located near the Tyrone nnd
Clcarrsll Railroad.
1000 acres Of first rate farm aud timber land
in Bell township, Clenrdcld county. situate on the
waters of Curry's Run.
1921 acres in two lots, ono Of ll2! and the 9th
err Of 30 acres, suitable for Farming purposes, sit
uulo in Highland township, Elk county.
&l. General wnrranteo deeds for all the above
lands. Feb. is, 'G3.-y,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

TAVERN LICENSE.
William Schwem, Brady township.
John Shecser, Union township.
James ]lIaines, Beccaria township.
David Johnston, ClcarGeld borough,
". W. Anderson, Penn township.
John S. Radebach, Decatur township.
Valentine Hoffman, COyingtOn township
Jacob Mauck, Kylertown.
Adam Knarr, Brady township.
William Reed, Lumber city.
Robert Stewart, Girard Up.
Benjamin Bloom, Curwensvillo.
,, +. ETZWElLER, Qk q. S.
Cloarfold, Feb. Is, 1863.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

b. Nc..rs Wallace. Boyer aui Eatly
7riho State Lerlsiotmc, have out lhobks
foe repeated ntofs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

MAUuttb-On tho sth iusti bt r. ltUletmni,
ra. N-. Andrew Roles 20 Misc MARY n1uuol
Lu.i rI Ciuarfald county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

IJOSEPH SHAW, Esq, Treasurer Of Closraei
county, in account with the 0.ferent townships
for School tax for 1860 and 1861.
. DR..
To balance due at last settlement, sF
/ To amoun, received from owner %
U rnrnnlnl lanls Er ISfl md 1ALI. VI INo1
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-02-18

FREE IRADE.-Nc near much complaint
about the high rate Of toll charged at the
new Bridge across Clarified creek but
with what justice We are not prepared to
saw. The managers should be very care
full in regulating their tariff Of tolls las this
is lust like all other tariffs. II is rcrenuc
they want, aud they should bear III mind
that there is great danger Of decreasing the
revenue w Increasing the toll. Let the
rates he as low as possible-tae lower the
better. Our town wants the trade of our
Bradford friends. If they are taxed too
high, they will seek other markets, and
our town lose their custom, and the Bridge
company their toll. Let us have "free
trade"-which means that trade should
not be taxed a cent beyond what is absoN
lutely necessary to pay expenses.
The Bridge is a fine structure-allke
creditable to projectors and contractors.
and no person should decline contributing
whatsuer is fan for the safe privileges II
affords.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
THURSDAY. Dec. l0-G Z,

THURSDAY, Dec. l0-6 p. M.
There was no excitement in the stock market
to-day, and the prices of yesterday well sus.
tanned On some shares a small advance was real
lied. Harlem rose per cent; New York Central
sold at u advance; Erie went up %. and Reading
u. At the second meeting of the Stock Exchange
the market was steady, and at the half-past three
o'clock board prices advanced New York Cen
tral sold for 1921, Erie for 1861, Hudson River
l20N, Illinois Central ll71s, Cleveland and Pitts
burg l0lss, Galena and Chicago l07s., Chicago
and Rock Island 1887, and Fort Wayne at S2T.
The market closed firm.
The gold market was very active to-day, and
prices ran to pretty high figure, the difference
between the opening and closing sales being 29,s
per cent. as will be seen by the following quota.
tious,
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
S HIPPIN G NEW S.
Port Of Now York, Deoembo. 10. 1868.

CLEARED.
Ba,s q Dodge. jarvis zsra-C AEJ Peter.
a, bhrs hsns adelaide frusI. Hutucr, Antwerp-Funch.
Bars LAborsuius (BD. Raymond IT Johns. sF-Edmi.
Brie ss.lerno IBr,, il.ss'a. rsr.-BuIaoI a Ev.rlt
is c.; S'''A''n '''' Be" "'''''''H A''~''''-o's''
nr.s RAPID tDrI. kar-hali s,mbrero-G whecvr,sht
Bl's "e~ washington tD', heanedy haifar-Bret' son
Hr,c ncile of tho bay Holloway. fetnanhai-o HurI
Sem Storm Bird (Br). l., s,uf. RIO Grsnic srra
n sch ssar Village Queen (Br s,ckerson. FOR, rracc-
schr Masneis (Br,, clemenl. cornwAlis-DR r De woIG
sesr ka,s a, r,e,a hiisn ro, k.y.i-Munsy h.raeg
sehr Rhode Island. Curia Fortress Moaroe-B whei
schr Only Daughter. fakouborsh, Fortress Mon os-B
scar Evaas. Hammond, w.,nla, too Merrill Abbot
Schr & seA s bl'd, Mot deoree.,~a--ao.. Bodoll
A,.S ..s; $1;r%Ia as&ss s%:;a Co
senr chsqoc 1 cr"sc Sa.ow II Ssrn Go
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Steamer IiatImorc. Lewis. Washington
10 sssr,hp M AN o E". S nsss.n s " j. Lser'o No. 70 a.
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water saa abandoned. oh lat, q 20. lou 81 49,
steamship dco olympus (Brj. Berniee. Uanfar 4 days
BARI stella (of Yarmo.,h. nsl. Retry. Salt Cav r. -
days with salt to Dsni Stur Been days Of Lat B WITH
=. Brg 2 neyu. tb0, Cole. nocspor NIB, with stone %
sehr Empress tsr Au,housc 4, John. Nh, II day. with
schr Trar. tBr Cotton. Maaua Nh. 10 days plas
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schr Amy Wooster (Br,, Golden. Calais. s days. with
soht Statesman. ciark, Macbiss. odays
hchi Ctusoe; Foster MnehiAs days.
Schr Susan. Bearse Bostoo
schr Flying Drason D.niels. no,ioa. day.
Schr Oliver spciman, Brown. Providence.
schr Geo Smith Mills. Providence.
sehr iohn Ne sou (Brl. Bridgeport, in ballast. to y
schi Vulcan. Jones New Haven.
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