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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-09
GREAT WESTERN BREWERY
The PrOprietOrs

The PrOprietOrs
WILL DELIVER IN DAVENPORT OR
w Rock Island, their
Cream and Amber Ales and Porter
At the following prices: Present use Ale and
Porter l,v the bill, s. halfbb, 1925: quarter.
1895 Stock Ale and Porter by the b5l, e.; half
febie-dls @. 4 II. SEVERN.
Effects Of ArrcSulnrities Avoided.
Too much eating and drinking new habits and
modes of life often produce Irregularities in the
bowels and general health Of the system But
gRAxpRrru Pulls will soon cure, the stomach
will regain its strength and . healthy action o.
tho svs.eu will be restored. No MEDICINES are
equal in usefulness ~ the
BKANDRETrS PILLS,
m. NDgETH'S UNIVERSAL SALVE AND
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
Every man Of the FIRE ZorAyEs had a box OF
De.ypRgTa's Pills. box of UNIVERSAL sALvE,
and A. AtIcocK's PoRors PLASTER put in their
,naysacl free Of expense. And to this fact may
no attributed the absence Of any Of this regiment
from the hospital.
EVERY SOLDIER should have box OF Bran
dreth's Pills, box Of Salve, and piece Of For
ous Plaster They are SURE to be useful, often
life saving.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-09

GENTLEMEN The American Organ purchased
OF yon, though very pleasing in tone from t',e
first, has become more and more a faroite in. trn
ment with my musical aeG,iaintances US well as
with myself. The ease of the action and the ra
pidits with which light music can be executed
upon it surprised me- while for sacred or solemn
harmony its fitness is nnquestioned. take great
pleasure in adding my testimony 10 its rea. worth
Very traly, youts, IL. NJ. SANBORN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-09
SpEINcrIEIn Mas,

4 From Thos. Chnbbuck, 0rgar,st and Director Of
Music OF the First Baptist Church. Springfield.
Mass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-09

The slnor,cs, line from Chicago TO New York.
Philadelphia, baltimore, Washington City, Has-
risburg, and Pi,tsburg. Also the direct route u
Boston, Albany Buffalo Dunkirk, Cleveland.
Columbus, Cincinnati, Wheeling, Dayton. And
all cities and towns between Chicago and thoae
points above npmcd
Trains leave the West Side Union Depot, cor
ner Madison and Crnal streets. Chicago, on ar
riy al Of trains from the West, as follows:
M.rLs. every morning, except sundays. s
EXPRESS. every evening except .SaturdayS.
Both Trains connecting II Fort Wayne with the
trains ofthe TO edo and Wabash Railway, Of noon
nd midnighA. Il N@B% H~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-09

:, =, -1HSS.
MISUNDERSTANDING had opportunities for test
ing the qualities OF Your different st, les of Ame-
rican Organs III conircs. with those Of other ma
kers. do not he,ii ate to that find in them
superiority. both III exc nisi'c purity smuothness
ana volume OF tone, in delicate and pleasant touch
and prompt response IN rapid PLAYING. | can
cheeriuliv fet;onins nd them to any person who
may wish to own or play upon such an i,istrumca,
nearest perfection. Respectfully yours.
THOS. Cit BBJCK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-09
Illinois Centl,:...l Railroad.

~ AND AFTER SUNDAY. MAY 2sth
~ trains will leave from the Gre.l Cehun
Depo,, foot Of L.xe and SsIh Water S'ree'
Through Express. Al SIT A, il, arriving at
daily, exc. SUNDAYS Cairo 0e;'' r. ~
Night Express, 900 r. .ocrrives Q. $50
This Train connects for Peoria. Alton, st. Louis,
Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Kankakee Accommodation, bio r. q.
HYDE lfAnK AND WOOD LawH.
s.a5sM 7:45AM
,,.m, N 1:S5PM
4.,APM b1V
C:iJP a.5V
Sleeping cars on nil night trains.
For tickets and information apply nj the Creaf
Central Tepot-feot Of Lake Street.
W. n. ARTHUR, Gent. 6upN.
". r. JOHNSON, Gen'l. Passenger Ag'L july0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-09
BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
Davenport Savings institution.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

nPEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Oand holidays excepted from " a. to . r. H.
Id SATURDAY EVENINGS -
rom 10 & o'clock INTEREST allowed on dci'osi
a. the rate of FIVE per cent. per annuin.
Printed copies Of bylaws aud Regulations 10
re had at the bank.
Money TO loan on good improved Real Estate.
Febyidw,f DAVID $. TRUE, Pres't.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-09
THERE rs 10 CHANCE or CARS.
BETWEEN. ff +e
CJbtcAgO WSea PtftbWrg =

And but ONE CHANGE bstween ~
CHICAGO AND PHILADELPHrA, on 70 INV YoKA
VIA ALLRRTON
Woodfnfrs State Rsom Sleepf1s Can
through 10 al Eastern Cities and handled nee.
To secare the Shortest Route, Greatest Cem8 u
fort andthe m 49, ii
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA 7HH HORT
WAYNE ROAD. aa ilag.rs8
Tor sale 1T the principal Ticket O0ess = -. 70
West; the Compenyse O4eQ - 0htceoos 60
~ ns.dOlphs sd n:ssssri stssste. - 49,
a aeLi5pA! 10 : Y. I I ss, q.
- NhjkhU - 1Irey ~ 49, - aN-As@
". 9. Ol2fsLAND, q. ~. r6sS 49,
-. psss 49,, p1nuomG ~
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ptCt.Hiit 'i'>,
TH0S. Cit BBJ OK.

From Thomas Baker, Musical Director of Loura
heen@'s Theatre. formerly Leader of Ju)icn's
Band
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-09
No Effort will be spared

To make this stable Ia fact in name THE
ECLIPSE s,TaBiE Of the city.
Horses kept by the day, week or month on
reasonable terms.
may5-dtf JOSEPH WOLF, Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-09
Exempt from All Kinds Of
Taxation.

and offer better inducements to capitalists than
any security Of public or private character now
.g,,rrr at mar mch3ldtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-09

From II. NJ Sanborn. Teacher Of Music and
President of Handel Society in Dartmouth Col
legc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-09
Two Hundred Millions Of
Dollars.

an amour. that will soon be absorbed if We may
Judge of of the previous success Of similar appeals
by the Government to the loyal people of this
country These bonds
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-09

in sums TO suit available in the principal cities OF
England ireland, Scotland, holland. Belgium,
France. Italy, Switzerland and Germany.
Tickets from different ports in Europe 10 any
Dart of the United States. both by steam and by
sail. furnished al New York City rates.
AUSTIN CORBIN, Prest.
IRA w. CLIFFORD, Cashier. nv25
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10
A Card.
April ls, 1864.

CAMH llTH N. c. TRooPs, March 30, 1864.
Having learned through some friends just returned
from Charlotte, that have been charged with being
the neendiary who fire to Joseph Rhine's barn,
regard it therefore nothing bnt proper and due to my
self to publish this card, Showing the charge to be-
base falsehood, and the author Oft cOwaTdy scoun-
dre shall prosecute the originator Of the flsehood
opportunity offers. was with three respect
able young men-A Smith, VIM Orman and Samuel
Nicholson-at the time the Barn was burned. refer
my friends any of these gentlemen for the truth OF
what have stated w. 5. ICEHOWER.
1 have known W Icehower, a member Of Co. A,
llth Regiment, and cay that he Is and always
has been a good soldier, and think the report
corning him base falsehood. w. u. TAYLOR,
Lieut.. comdg Co. A, nth Regt.
We, the undersigned, members OF Co A, have heard
with surprise the attempt TO Islander y Icehower,
member of this company, and deem il duty TO raise
our voice in defence of the accused corp remover
has always proven himself good soldier ana perfect
gentleman. Nc Icehower will be abie 70 prove himself
altogether innocent of the Infamous charge.
RIB AIexander. w J Brown, T Nicely, Gribble,
Lewis ] NJ Earnhardt, VI r Alexander, J AlexaA-
der TAYLOR Wright W Bigham, A. Hand II ID Duck
worth ID Hunter, A Hunter, w Gray, Harris,
] g Stowe c Paysour Howard, Glenn, Hobbs,
NJ Uoyis G I Heron, + Raborn, Gibson, w @
Ford Z Orman, j Norman, Black, Norman, W
Ewing, r l. Holmes. Henderson, Ill., J
Black, NJ e Chesher, II Goodman, ID Dulin. w Pet
tus Il Flow, b A Withers, II Monteith, X Qnery,
II NJ Pettus, J A King, N Wingate. N Harris, @ o
Wingate, John Mcconnell Ruddoek, Rud-
dock, J Montgomery, Frazier W Fisher,
Taylor G r Ewing, A Newell, II Hill, y McElroy.
May 2, 1854 2tpd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10
ENROLLING NOTICE.
CHEF ENROLLING OFFICE, eTH Cone DISTRICT
Galishurv Anril 1894

CHEF ENROLLING OFFICE, srH Conc. DIsrRrcr)
Salisbury, N c., April Is, 1864
The attention of County Enrolling Officers and CON-
handing Officers of Militia Regiments is called Cir.
cuar No. 10, Conscript Office, Raleigh, N c., reQuir.
ing the immediate enrolment of all white male per-
between the ages of seventeen and fifty years
Free Persons of color between the ages of eighteen
and fifty, in accordance with Circular No. Bureau of
Consumption, embracing General Orders Nos 20 and
SO, AdJt and Insp. Genls Office.
All persons within the prescribed ages will be VI.
rolled by the Militia officers as early as
and assemble at the Court Houses Of their RESPECTIVE
counties at the following times for examna,oi, viz
CHARLOTTE, Mecklenburg county-sbm Regiment
9th 10th !th of May. seth Regiment, llih 18th
and l4tb of May.
eONCoBD Cabarrus county-lsth, 18th, and 18th
of May.
SALISBURY, Rowan county-76th Regiment, 10th,
goth, 2lst and 22d of May. l2Oth Regiment, 24th,
25th, 26th and 9th of May.
NEWTON, Catawba county-30th and 3lst Of May,
lst and I'd of June.
and 9Th of June. ll9th Regiment, 9th and 10th Of
June
DALLAS, CASTOR county--l3th, l4th and 18th Of
June.
LINCOLNTON, Lincoln county-l6th, 18th and 18th
of June
SHELBY, Cleaveland county-9lst Regiment GOTH
2ist and 22d of june Goth Regiment, 23d, Gath and
25th of June.
All exemptions heretofore granted are hereby
yoked, aud all those who wish to make application
for exemption detail will present the same 10 the
local Enrolling Ocer OF their respective Counties who
will confer with the Board ito be appointed in accord
with Circular No. 8, Bureau of Conscripon) in
giving each and every application rigid examination.
written report from the local Enrolling Officer and
from each member of the Board will be required when
each case will be presented to the District Enrolling
Officer upon his arrival.
All those holding certificates of exemption from the
Medical Examining Board Of this District liz the
ties of Union Mecklenburg, Lincoln CASTOR Cabarus
and Cleaveland, need appear provided the exemp
tion granted since Feb'y Goth, 1864.
Free persons of color will assemble the afternoon Of
the last day in each of the above counties for ENROLL
ment.
The attention of commanding officers Of Militia is
particularly called to the necessity Of having the age
and occupation of each man upon their rolls.
Applications for exemption detail should be pre-
scented TO commanding officers OF Militia in counties
not provided with Enrolling Officers.
J. N.>PRI0R,
LIST Lieut.. and En-. Officer 9th Dist.
ALEX HALL. Surgeon: z PEYDLEToN, Asst Sur
geon, and w II HowFRToS, NJ. D., Medical Examining
Board, will be present at the above times and places
ADril 25. 1864
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10

OFFICE =. Q. NJ. STH Dist.
Charlotte, N. c., April -, 1864 !
is hereby ordered that all the 1.-THE ofthe year
1853 of Corn and Bacon be delivered before the LIST
of June, 1864 Agents will receive nothing after 3lst
May, 1864.
Assessors will much obge me, besides doing good
service the country, by sending in TO this Office oil
estimates of Tax in Kind by the LIST day of May next
if possible Agents will give publicity 10 this
notice. so that one should he incur the penalty Of
FIVE times the estimated value, according 70 late laws
of Congress, can have room TO complain.
s. NJ. FINGER,
Capt. K P. @. NJ, 9Th Dist N. G.
ADril 49,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10

IMPORTANT ARRIvAL.-We have reliable il
formation of the safe arrival at Confederate mo-,
recently opened to blockade runners, of four ve,
sells heavily laden with stores clothing, arms. am
munition, &c, of immense value to the Govern.
ment Among the provisions brought in was three
millions pounds of bacon and five hundred bags or
offee-Richmond Dispatch.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10
TAX NOTICE,

All persons in the Town Beat liable pay tax TO
the State and County, hereby notified that list OF
their taxabes must be returned by the last Of April
1864, or they will be liable to double tax. Call at
the Rock Island Office,
J. NJ SPRINGS,
NJ. L. WRISTON,
April 4, 1864 Lst-Takers.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10


eral Districts for the ensuing year:
Dist. No. &c Overman J NJ Springs, W Hayes.
" 2-J Wilson, J H Carson, NJ Jamison.
" 3-B C Youngblood, Saml Knox, Mellon.
" al S Nicely, Rch'd Smith, Rs ndolph Irwin.
" 5-Jcs Knox, r H Swan, ! Price.
6-Z A Grer A Neel, G FAIRIES
- IN Taylor, J Porter, G Neel.
8-Wm Snggs, Sadler, VIM Clark.
e-Thos Hoover, McCord, W Norment.
" lO-R A Rozzell, P Cahill, Sidney Alternately.
Ill NJ Strong, Potts, Bowden.
l2-F G Simrell, Prngl Grier, Reid.
d" l3-Wm Marshall, W Montgomery W L Hoover
l4-D MCGEE, J Reid, D Glenn.
" l5-T Price, G W Williamson, B Smith.
" l6-D Cowan, Bell, S Griffith.
I'm Wallace, Morrow, Jas Henngan.
" l8-J Mcdonald, Jno Cathey, Todd.
l9-S Farris, Ira Alexander, c Nicholson.
" 2o-A Kennedy, Jos Frazier Jas Mcclure.
" 2l-Rich'd Elliott, Frazier, Jas Prim
" 22-W P Little, Jas Henderson, Wilson.
ga A Alexander, Pharr, DR. Wilson.
" 24-W Sample, Thos Gluyas, Harry.
" ga Davidson, Blythe, E Davidson.
26-J R Gillespie, Irwin, Richd Beard.
3" 27-R H Johnston, VIM Patterson, Potts.
Ct 2s-Hiram Hall, Hall, R Knox.
&c 29-B Cashon, Arthur Armor, JAS Henderson
" 3O-E Sloan, Jas Dewese, DR. JIM Wilson
3l-W Stinson, VIM Caldwell, W Dewese.
" 32-J Hood, G W Houston, Saml Caldwell.
a3-HM Hunter, Rev Mclaughlin, Grier.
80 34-ReE R H Lafferty, Thos Trotter, j. Cannon
& 35-E Cochran, j Query, Silas Caldwell.
a6-Dr c Neel, Edwin Alexander, john Allen
&" 37-Isaac Mason, Jas Flow, N Monteith.
!" 3s-H Galloway, Jas Query, Cochran.
/" Sd W Barnet D T TIL mason, And. Hunter
Ar DeArmond, Alexander, Nc
Whorter
41-Jno Ochler, Saml Garrison, Jno Walker.
42-Php Fisher, S Hall, J Hood.
43-J Orr, Wilson, Robt Wilson, Sr.
{" A Hood, VIM Beaver, D Miller.
d" AID Flow, J Flow, A Flow.
" 46-J PyroE, Saml Biggers, Thos Smith.
{" 47-Wm Maxwell, J Morris, Morris,
46-R Wallace, Hodges, NJ Wallace.
49-W Wallace John Wolf, John Walker.
5O--Leroy Phillips, Jos Blair, VIM McCombs.
5l-W Morris. P McGnnis, E Wallace
j." 52-WP Robinson RevR Johnston W Taylor
i" Sd Alexander. Kirkpatrick, Wolf
\" SIC Brown, J Kirkpatrick Stan Sturgeon
" 55-J Ross, Coffey, ] Cunning CHAM
-" 56-H Peoples, JB Mclaughlin ia Caldwell
" s57-Arthur Grier Jno Reid, A Reid
58-J Sample, VIM Rea VIM Mckee
" 59--Jas Mcleod W Houston, J Stevens
" 60-Jos Woodside, Fl Ewart, Jas S Morris
I" ell Hunter, DR. w Ross, B Stewart
e 62-Jno Rigler.-W Matthews DR. VI Orr
% G3-J Brown. A Williamson, E Rritton
g Cts W Caldwell, Hend'r Query, r Mcconnell
g 65-Jno Beard, o McRaven, E Alexander.
The law requires the School Committees within one
month after they appointed, to report the number
md the names of all children in their districts
md under twenty years of age. They will cali at
he Office of the Chairman of the Board, where they
viii be provided with bla hs. In my absence, VIM
Iaxweli, Esq, will hand the blanks. The commit
ees will please make their reports as soon as they
conveniently G. W. MCDONALD
May 2, 1864 Chairman
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10
NOTICE
Gum Carriage

To MdchinistS, BldcksmHhS, Gun Carriage
Makers, and Pattern Makers.
Good mechanics in any Of the above trades find
steady employment and liberal wages, by applying at
the G. S. Naval Ordnance Works, Charlotte, n. g..
H. ASHTON RAMSAY,
Chief Engineer G. S. Navy, in charge.
Apr 25, 1864 Ct
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10
oUARTERMAsTER'S DEPARTMENT, I
R.rrrnu Anrl nth IRRa

This Department has recently received another sup
ply of Cotton Cards for distribution upou the same
terms before.
The quota for each county will be double the guam
tity rst distributed Agents will make their arrange
ments accordingly. II. A. DOWDt A. y. d.
April IS, 1864. 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10

The notorious Browulow advises that evs,r
Southern man, including ministers of the gospel
especially those of the Methodist Episcopal church
should be driven out of East Tennessee, or put "a
death
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10
BALE YARN
And VIRGINIA Salt.

will exchange the above for Bacon, Lard, Flour,
Corn Chickens. The salt is made from tho Rock
Salt, and is equal or better than Liverpool
ii. b. WILLIAMS.
May 2, 1864 Pm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10
RICHMOND, May I'd, 1864.

THE FIVE DOLLAR NoTEs-It has been the
impression of some persons that Congress would
remove the tax imposed at its last session Trea
sury notes of the denomination of five dollars but
quietus given to that expectation by the &C.
ton of the House of Representatives last week
There seems to be very little, if any, disposition
among the members of the House to NEEDLE with
the currency, other than to prevent any further is
of notes than provided for at its last session.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10
Common School COmmitteeln men

AT meeting of the Board of Superintendent OF
Common Schools for Mecklenburg county, the follow
ing persons appointed Committeeman in the sew
eral Districts for the ensuing year:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10

BACON BY THE WHOLESALE The Commissa-
ry Department has recently received three millions
OF pounds of bacon, from outside of the Confede
racy It is stated on official authority, that the
title Of bacon in Georgia will exceed fee millions
ofpounds The reclaimed districts in North Car
olina are also furnishing large quantities. This
doesn't look much like starving Charlotte Bul-
}etin.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10

Intelligence from the Trans Mississippi states
that Banks has been thrashed again, and had es-
capped to the Northern side of Red river. and was
falling back to Natchez.
By the arrival of gentleman from Jackson,
Tenn, information has been received that Gen
Forrest had established his headquarters at the
former place, in the residence of MIR Benjamin
Long, and had declared his intention of holding
West Tennessee. and not permitting Union man
to remain in that part of ehe country, as he had
said they should all give in their alleeiance to the
Confederacy, or leave for the North
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-05-10

April 4, 1864
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-14
Sherif's Sale.

ID VIRTUE ofa writ of Fiori Fao;,, L..
- out of the court Of Common Pleas nt ISSUED issued
field comfy, and to me directed. thar ~ ,.: S:,el''
exposed to Public Sale at tho Court Hans wa y, 30
borough of ClearfeId, on Monday, tho o,t ~ ,ha
OF january next. tho following describaS puy
Estate, TO wit neal
certain tract Of land situate in H..
ship of Penn, in the county Of CloorS'I "Nn.
State Of Pennsylvania. beginning Mt sad
the line Of Speneers, thence by lands ,oId ~ n
vid Spencer north so degrees, west ss n.ro,. y Va
post thence south 40 degrees, east Q ns.olen Se'n
post, thence north so degrees west 4, ,u0,~ ~
to nchestnut, thence south 20 dsvrsss fu.sae,
rerches along the line Of Grier Bell to s.n rs.
oak, thence south 3S degrees east 20 march .A.e'
hickory, thence north 80 degrees east 20 r..' va
to chestnut thence south SO degrees, GA ~
cbeS to a red oak, thence by land, Of p''
{ north 3Il degrees east 2S perehes 10 n bih' yn'h'
thepce north 5? degrees west 27 porches ~
! thence 81 degrees east 80 perches 10 s,p. apOs,
thence north 10 degrees west O5 percbo. '.oIsb ~
ginning, containing s5 acres and the usual ,,,.N
ance, with a two-story frame white JwaIi;'
house, barn and other Outbuildings erectsd ,taas
on. Seized, taken ia execution, and 10 ,aIs'
tho property Of Frederick Hollo eter. '''"
Decls-tc EDWARD PERKS, Sheriff
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-14
r Isr or JURORS for January Term, 1865.

i isi VI Jt ROtS Tor January ierm, lsbo.
GRAND JURORS.
Beccara--George W. Dillon, Philip Bradff,
James s. Gallagher.
Brady-Michael Shugart. r.
Burnside-Wm. Goodeman, John Afford.
Chest-lI. Ilummall, Fred. Rraley, Lawrence
killian, q. S. ToIer.
Clearield-L, 4. Merrel', A. c. Pinney, II.
W. Park
Covingtoh-Dr. J. W. Potter.
Ferguson-Thomas Henyy'
Graham--Frank wilhelm.
Huston-Charles Brown.
Jordan-Edward Comfort
Lawrence-Joscph Watson.
Lumber City-Amos File.
MOrris-Robert Brown.
, Pike--Peter Hoover.
Union-B. b. Harley.
TRAVERSE JURORS
Beccnria-Samuel Kirk Stewart Cowan.
Bell-Robert Mehafey.
Bloom-Erastus Lutner, G. P. Bloom.
Boggs-Samuel Robson.
BradfOrd-Robsrt Livingston, J. z. Barger.
Brady-John Brooks, Eli Lines, David E.hcn-
felter, George Pehts, K. II. Moore.
Burnside Henry Eisenhower, Joseph N,T.
Chest-JohntRan Fry, Ph ilip Pentico.
Clearfeld-lIenry Stone, ohm NJ Bride, J. c,
Whitohi.l, Frank Short
Curwensville-Wm Bard, VIM. Mcbride, Cor
tes Bloom.
Coving;on-Wm. Schnarrs, Joab Rider.
Decatur-Elijah Reese.
Ferguson-John Rowles, David Read.
Girard-paniel Spackman.
Goshen-Jacob illegal.
Graham II. NJ. Leonard, John W. Turner, J..
II. Steward
Jordau-David M'Gcehan.
Lawrence--Robert Porter, william Spackman,
James Dougherty, Daniel Welch, Isaac Swailes,
John J. Reed
Lumber City--Henry Davis
Pike-James A. Bloom, G. B. Caldwell.
Penn-William p. Beck, Jacob Douchman,
wOodward--Henry J. Cagan, James Lockett
SECOND WEEK.
Beccarit--Jsmes II. Hasnrty.
BELL. Davidson, Enoch WetzsL
Bradford--Elwin Williams, Wm. S. Taylor,
John Stewart, John Shircy, Isaac Wilson.
Brady Michacl Brosn, Adam Miles, W. T.
Hamilton, Daniel RisheL
Chest--Levi Roland, L. J. Hurd.
Clearfcld--Danie Connolly, James Cooper,
Edward W. Graham, joan Il, Hiilburni John
Carr.
Coviugton--C Christian Brown.
Decatur--H enry Post.
Girarl-AeXander irwin.
Goshcn--Eobcrt G.. Shaw.
Grfham--Jonas Munco,
Gulich--Wm. B. Wbitesdes.
Jorjan-- Lafayette Bloom, Hiram Straw.
Karthaus--Thomas Michaels.
Lumber City--Anthony Hile.
Morris Robert Dougherty, George Beams.
Penn--Patrick McMahan, James johnson.
Pike--J. Ross Bloom.
Union--Joseph Scodeld.
Wcodward--J ohm Rowles.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-14

GREAT FALL OF MULEs-On Saturday E.
vening last, says the Nashville Press, a
drove of Government mules, numbering
about two hundred, were being driven out
the chicken road, aud, while going across
the well known bridge at Smi tbs mill,
which spans Mil Creek, that structure
gave way urder the immense weight, and
fell with terrible crash, the mules being
precipitated 10 the water below, distance
Of twenty or thirty feet. The creek was
high and the current swift, and many of.
the poor animals driGted down the stream
and attempted to make their escape by
climbing the rocky bluff short distance
below the mill, and some succeeded in as
cending half the distance. and prostrated
by exhaustion, fell backward and were
killed. The Press understands that be-
tween thirty and forty were killed out
right by the fall. and others were SO bad
ly wounded that tn ey were shot after
reaching the bank. The bridge has been
in bad condition FOR many years.