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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

NEw YoRK, June 22--At meeting Of
the National Democratic Executive Com
rittes held today II vas voted that in
difference 20 The desire of very large
number Of leading members Of the Con-
sentative Union Democratic party
throughout the eountry . meeting Of
Of the Democracy viii not convsns on
the 9Th Of July, bat will be postponed
TO Mondsy, August 2osh, 1854. At IL
o'clock, as Chicago.
[sigaed Aro 3xtNosT.
Chairman.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

pIrrsBuRG, June 22--M.-Ths river
5 feet and falling very slowly, IL any.
Weasher clear and warm.
CucfxsArI, June - - The river
has fallen II inches Weather cloudy.
Thsrmomster s5o. Barometer 29.70
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

AKxrHIs, June 2l.--The steamer La
dy vleksbarg. which arrived from New
Orleans today, vas fred into seven
times bsswssn Vieksburg and AsmPhis
No damage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

81. Louis, June 22-Ths Cosgress-
ional Convention, bald At Bellsville, lii
nois, yesterday, nominated Jshu Baker
fer Congress.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
FISH

ToHE HAYES, Fishsrrzn. wonl6 respectfully
u iaforn the eitizsas e EFAasvilis that p eas
his beat lying near The o. :. wharf Beat. wnsEs
hs viii kesp % hand good &asortzaent Of KEzh
FLsH, wAsch - viii sell en- rasseEAbls terms
Hetsis. steamboats,. Azd prfvsfs sssflss Furnished
70 erdsr - any hoar.
t1nals div JOHN HAZE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

~ For cool, pleasant Spring or
Summer suit go to Lyons He has
very large AID desirabIs variety Of 6ne
Alpaees and Drap dc Eta Spring saits,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

No First Sire ct,
Are prepared to discount time pa.
per at Bank rates. Sell Exchange
on New York at a discount. Pay
the New York quotations for Cold
and Silver, and the highest market
value for ouartsrmaster's Voueh-
ers, Drafts on Washington, and
Government Securities Of all des-
criptions; and they have for sale
and immediate delivery:
$40 U. 8. 8 per cent Bonds.
1O-4O US. /"
8 per cent u. s. certificates
of Indebtedness.
ju23 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

Take Care OF Your Heaith-Aud that
Of toar children, aad use other cure for Coughs
and colds, &C., sxeePt that standard remedy,
MadsmslPorssz's Cougl BAlsana. Il Is aekaowi-
edged By sli who have given Ia trial - hssag the
aost rsIiAbls preparation sssa IL l. p@rtie-
.issiy adapted 10 lung and threat Affections IN
shtldrsn. Try enc bottles saty rs esats-aii
Druggists self Il. lait ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
TOIHX.
DIR. III. Anders & Co.'s
IODINE WATER.

Ieains water acts upan the Heart, Liver. kia-
n~sa Digestive Organs, and Giendutar systsm.
The success wkich has attended tks use % this
r~naedy il private practice, and the seEsnt
sf usateAf aufhority, enabis - 20 fsoeEnsad u
tss tas prAetitioner and the rnbiis, feeling esq
aeent that eth fair trial u viii attest Its eva
'axrslisnre In the cure of shranie diseases which
Indicate Iodine, such Scrofnla. Brsnehitia skin
Erupsiens, HeArts Liver, and Kianey Diseases,
Nervoas Affections, Neuraiesa. khsamaftsm, Dys-
pepsiA. Debility, syphilis, etc.
Physicians may rely uRon the unfsfm strensth
81 Iodine Water As eontainiug sh7e~ -qaarter
grsias rsEz Iodine In each fuid-ounos rURE "a
ter, ~ ssireAt ksias essd n M not Liable TO de-
esnposition nor spentaseousiy Termed tnesunii-
ties AeithsF ia fha Iodine eKydizsd Rer neutral
lEed ~ easablnAticn via any inkreaisnt. waach
render this sclztioa superior 20 aay othsr nsthoe
ef exhibiting fedine.
Full directions accompzny cash ecttlc, that 10
nay Be used As family nsdieine - veil - b
taeprefession. ersss4aW a. 80 s
Prios one dollar PER hastie, o. rscetrs OF i've
deliars, six bottles delivered TarE BY express e
Beware Of ceuntsrsits aHS IEitstIons which
unprneipiea deaiers ehaeater 70 alsposs Of On eai
| rspaastion- See our signature and trademark
/ qhssersek Werd heading this adEer enaanta
shGA Ere laseis and wrappers 81 eaeh nettles With
i sEt Which gore u SsRuine
i csFsalGEs gratis
/ a4n - - RW II AEnERs CO. IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
INTERNAL Revenue.

NOTICE n HEKEBY GIFES THAT THE
~ lists. yainafi0aa and fnnfnsT1tlDns nlacs and
takes ~ r. 3. HOrnbrcok. Assistant As-ossog =
Tnteruai Esvenus fof Disssion No 2, fsulbracins
the eozntv Of Fandsrbnrgj, IN the FIRST CoHgrsz-
s,enai district % Indiana. Ia his annual aascEs-
meat made IN ths year Is4, Il Liesuses. Inooules
srs articles srumesafsd IN sehs1uis A, Act Jzlf
l. Issz, ard smended Act II March s, 1870 VIA
remain oFxn for examtnafi0n ~ the c1cs q said
B. s HOrnbsOek 81 No. 10 North flrst street n
the city d Ev4nsviIis, from the sth daJ y June
instant 70 7 usslsF re 1lsg fay o. June. Tesf en-
uhIch aid LII dsg a s'clock A. n, viii at
tena A. tie ssiss Il the aas1 H. .. EorabrOsk, IN
said ETY. q ETsBsSia. % hfAr si.1 oets1 ins eEJ
80 All srr.aaIs -nffch zEzy b nssdt skaiast the
uroeseafsT 81 aid Assistant Assfssor-
Al sppeaIs % she Assssssr - 2teTs..is Nut =
made Ia writing. sad specify she paftcuiar enass'
--@.tsd and STATE The ground Or FrlnciTls q ia-
sg,,ailfy Or error compl2iDsd u.
JIG. HUrcHIsOE,
Assessor lst Coiisetion District Indisus-
iuaseH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
WILLIAM RRAvIs.
Assornsy nj Law snd .. T. Calm
AEent.

Is aathsFlssd ~ ths csvesnmssi - prrsu~s Pea
sloss, psezss MsssT. Bask Pay, Bssaty Lass
ciains ssr Honsss anG sshss rDeTrmrx amtroysa
uhIls In % , ssrviss u tie eessramsas. .a4 Al
slaina, 81 whatsoever kina % hasurs a9siAss We
DATED STATS.
Bounay for Discharged soldleTh
Byaa am.sdmsaf to Ms Boasty IAw, Pssssd -
Tie last sssslaz 81 cssEr.-s, :" All ssadisrs 81
stnss persons whs Asss bees sA@H A~s@fs~ -
alsxharKsa witkin two ysArs he~ sAs dais esthssF
snHssmsns ~ rsassa sF ~suw4a rss.tssA In eattis.
shalf rssssss tAs Azs ssszU - sAsuga th~y
ssrvsi toe ys.r."
omss sssz Mssn strsss. ever Ksiisr's eua ssess.
oppsslss shs csux4 Hezss. KssnsvEias. EndtuaA
Correspondents mnss saelas@ sismpas
- ssss rsazsns.s sivus fire aIrsa. nh4s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hsEsey givss, thss At the rsxt 49,
- = - -. = 10y - Iir-..s
eel ntnxtratfag liquors IN less gzan fises tnAH
qssEt- Ny place II dofag business IL sn hAisr
Street, o. Let So =, Old Piszs A tbs bslidf1s
isssTs "a wP JARVIS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
n. II. AErEk 3 CO..
Physieians aaa Chemists,
NJ kee n~a.azaw NaW TerE
us a1~sa.sa g. = z. - =


Ameraezn Cancer Ohampten---pR.
HKBBERN hss located In sAs city 81 oainey,
IIlissis, Ne, los MAla street, third deer above
calnsy Hsus.. omee ever J. r. Dsysoa's beck.
steFa. fs F
Eis el&isss h se the King Of Cancers and al
kinds Fl Fever ssrss, sach - White Swelling and
Bses Diseases seroFala, Piles. sers Krss in their
werss stages. Liver Complaints. ceasanPtien.
Fsmals Weakness. and salt Rhsam, Sssssr,
RAsanatisE. &e., &s-
The Dostor became master ef the above diseases
while travelling through KarOpe and Anarisz. and
he now stands At the head o. he profssaisa beth
In Ezrops and America The Doster viii take
piessurs In showing his visitors certificates Of IA
| nhzve alseas-s whsrs tess have ks~a Eisea up -
insnrahie ~ ths best rhy sisiaas IN zee eouasFy.
| Ths poetos sfse guarantees q cure In al ezsss
whsrs tbs patient lives up % the direstieaa-
The patieEs win please eorrespeeS wsskly. CIV
Ing trns ststsnent oftks sase. Ne.~
BB- ne peor dealt vita libsrsily. ISIS "a
Cancers extracted IL fron fear te tweafs 80
hours. vigAest inssruneass sr pain. - dnsp 9
blood. 81 gT 81 zsayi2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
SUNDRIES.

TO0 BUSHELS CLAN RTK;
IOtJ Ice Bzeksts Pine T&rs
g Barrels white Lzss
100 Pouaza Carpet Chain:
s. Poands sssxfrg and Trot LErsss
n TIeFcs Dried Bssfs
Dorsn Bssf TezgEes-
Just rscslTsd sd f5r sale By
uyza REILLY D CO. u Mails strsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
MOWERS AND REAPERs

Mowers and Reapers for Sale.
VIZ HAVE On HAND AND FeR sALK. ~
w sha lawast pFieass
S Csmblss1 BaeksYs Movers asa RsaFsps
IS nu1ksyn Housrn.
- Quaker MowNrsS
IS Qaaker Mswnrs and Rsapsrs:
-~whieh mnehgnNs ~ warFAnf Is gsea ~ tss beat
ns~ IL a1a. KRATx 4 HEfLAAA.
says dawan
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

~ Cool, tasteful brown aud fancy
linsn suits can be found in great profu.
sion at Lyons.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
A Kew Thing Under ths San

A New Thing Under the sani
3 3-Ha In It's eeccts-T les ssataneo1s-
In rs soioriag power-nstsAisse-
- In all is ingrediaats-Fegstasls.
sss In ies cpsratiea--nAsur.i.
s< "a It's b<aatIfying rsszits-ssdzFizg.
ssass.s Ia its Observation-Disclosures
In IN popularity
cRISTODOROss HAIR DYE
Is preEo1need 10th By the World of ssisHss and
wSrIa Of Fsahsss, the Asess preparations sver Ia
vsats& ~ art ts rsstify the shcrt sonfsgs e E&-
tare. Manufactured By J. cRISTApoRo, Ne.
Ass0r Hssss, Ssw Ycrk. ssld By all Druggists
| ApRFlsa By all Hak Drssssrs nayaa I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

THANK uAMMEEsTETS TAXES PLEAS
II IRE In sxyinx 10 his fzenaS and eustoEsrs
thas he ksa noE On k4Hd. sAd Il Eaazfacturings
wsrous, Carriages, azd Bugzius u al qualities.
re wa~k u AL dsna u1dsr his tm medists inspse-
tea, coEse1ussfiy viii - ~srrsnte<-
Fsrwaaa frur . disssnos hAFing Carriages or
Bzzzisz 70 fs-pafnf re-trfaa kAss tk4ir rork
sona % tbs shortest neficss and On fhs noss IA
vorAbis tarzs-
E4Inx shs eldest practical Baxxy s1d CarTiAes
Makmr 10 the city. be Il, tkers0Fs bsstsr prspmrsd
thsz azy oshsF szA1Ess<tnrsr - 81 erdsEs
ARA II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
iOOrs, SHOES. CATERS, SHIPPERS.
cHILDREN's WEAR,

ar THE LATEST STYLES. WHICH he -
" ssIiisg - ios - any h0uss in q. city. The
saiiic are fuTitsd 70 call sud szaalbs Gssas snd
Prices before Purchasing sIseEhsrs. he warrants
kis E1o1s 70 give Eatiafzeflou- Ne troabls "
shau ksofa.
nsnding doBs FREE or CfTAEoE. sksaid
y n. sELLMAH.
Ew.nswffs. eess Il fsFa A. MAR efra1f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
SEWING MACHINES.

II u. sELLnAE HAVING FITTED UP AZ
T. osscs. Ne. Is Main street, VII knsf - ecfe-
bsfore, 9 god assortment q Nhssser z Nfis9n's
tsd Singers sewing Maehises anG &es1ses, Slik
fhrsad snf Oh. and everything that = eenneeted
sfth the bzsinssa And will rsssir ~ h ID Of sew
* Eachfoes AID pat On nsN lEsprossas>nts-
iva ~. sElts1AE. tE't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

Taraseon, S-oufsviIia. 81. Pxtrsek. M.nnhs.
AsEenfy. Cincinnati panksfsea, Gresn Rix.
Armada, Cairo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
River News.


lt. PAtrisk. Loa- Msrrnrx. Nash
sf~aeoE, lea Sstta<s. NesturE.
ie9- Andersen, eaAro-s Gaa. hAllsck. Hsaa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

nKKTuMKRY. SOAPS. TOILET ARTCLEs.
II POnaanx, Coszsflesss, fe0th. Nail. Fiash,
Hair an1 Csefh Brsshes. conbs IN grsat VARSITY.
4. 9. HALLocK's Drag sssrs-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
DRUGGISTS.
THE
FAMILY DRUG sTOR
A. G. HALLoCK.

CoooArsE. AMBRosfA, KATHAfEoS TRI-
~ scpheress. and AL tie rest csisbFste6 pre-
pAratisns ssr The Hair, ear b tosns 81
Ne. - eoath Fifsf sfFast.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-06

The old woman would answer no quoe
tious' ,hutthH hlASG kD0w o9S0g5 10 guide
them TO door IN the cellar which opened
into the excavations which at that time
abounded beneath the city. Five men
were there discovered lying about the
charcoal fire. These were seized, togeth-
er with the pIunder accumulated in the
vault, which included objects of great val
ue gold, and silver watches. and articles
ofjewelfN sufficient to stock the largest
shop in Palais Royal plates for printing
bank notes, a camera (Which was describ.
ed in the police inventory as an instra.
ment the use Of which was unknown), a
large quantity of plate, and several Jumps
of silver, more or less alloyed, which were
going to be used in coming, as was evident
FROM ,tlhf mr. sencr g monl6S and heaps
Of CoiHs OF timvrtht dcnomirarlons, when
contained quite sufficient silver to render
tlrem current anywhcr', except, perhaps,
at the bank. Other discoveries were made
Of more importance to the Government,
which it would not be interesting to spe-
city.
Thus, a simple arrangement, arising out
of the desire Of saving the municipality
from being detraudcd .oCN few Eaucs, led
30 the sudden and complete suppression
OF a gang Of miscreants, who had excited
more terror in Paris than was recently in
spired in London hy the ferocious deeds
Of the garrotterS.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-06
Professional Garns, Etr.

once, on COloma street.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-06

~ u
..,-,cr, ". A. JAHrARV.
,.. .r,v,..Ly ~ ApvANcE-One Year, IS; Six Months
- 2tr.s Hooths %; One Month payable to the Car
Ny 90 osats; Single Copies l2st cents
ntpTrsTNoOpe sauare Of 10 lines hrst insertion e3
- insertion 81 50; Business Cards o4On
one wear S2S Business Cards Of 10 lines less
~ onths Sl0 liberal discount will be made on the
~. eSSs foF yearly and quarterly advertisements which
Sxoosa square.
SnU pnUTINO-Our once Is repete with all the modern
Srrov1menta eHEAP AID RAPID execution OF
srs Handbls Circulars Ball Tickets Prog Ger
serses OF Stock Deposit Blheads, Checks Receipts,
Csras Labels, etc., In plain or fancy eolored inks
srartcrs Undertakings and Writa Of
schment under law, for sale at this Once also
Risnk Declarations Of Homestead the most enent form
hiso a beautifully executed MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
FISHER No. I5I Washington street, opposite MaEuires
r.ra House the only authorized Agent for the MOI
0ENOCRAT in the city Of San Francisco All orders for
~ Paper or Advertising ef with him will be promptly at
tended 70.
- n RRoW 4, the authorized Ageut OF the DEMOCRAT At
i-,Sovn Orders the paper Advertising, or for JOB
,-e-S len with him, will he promptly attended to-
V-u,a JACKSON Is the authorized Agent OF the NOUN.
fHIa nEN0ORAT Fl Dorado. Orders len With him will
- promptly attended 70.
n pTDLkMAN ts our authcrlIed agent Mt s4eramento-
An arleTI for advertising eft with him VIII receive I'M
mediate Attention
A. n L. DIAs Is agent for the DEMoeRAT at Virginia City
NEVADA Territory.
COL WV KNOX Is authorized agent At Grir1ly Plat
An orders given him for the Democrat VIII be promptly AZ
euAded 10,
once, on COlOma street.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-06

No MAN ever designedIy did sn dpEy
to another without doing greater CO to
himself.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-06
N. A. HAMILTON

N. A. HAMILTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNsELOR.AT-LAw,
Notary Public and Commissioner o;
Deeds for Nevada Territory.
Omce-In DonAhue's Building opposite the The
,Atre, Piacerville. ldeclEl
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-06
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUpLGsssAa/ s,--'- - IbA-SAt AoANiNG' ID
81 "A N u a r Y
: .-....v, ". A. JAErARV.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-06
GEORGE E. WILLIAMS

ATTORNEY FLAW.
Oace-Douglass' Building next door TO the Cary
House, Main street, Pla"erville. mol
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-06
M. K. SHEARER,

N. K. SHEARER,
ATTORNEY AND COUSSELLOR.AT-LAw, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
~ Once, at Residence. Main street, three
doors above Bedford Avenue, PiaceTN Ale. aulO
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-06

JAMES JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT-LAw,
(omce in City Block, PiAcervie,) will pract'c" In
ali the Courts Of the County. (Janl6I
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20
THE NEWS.

i We have no ad, ices from Grants army
b any importance. 1t is believed that he
ent two corps to the protection of Wash
Breion--vhich left him but four, and
baused him TO contrae: his lines 10 some
1ex'ent.
1t is reported that Sherman has crossed
Ahe Cha,tahoochee river at Two points.
bre east and the other west of the rebel
rny, AID that he was then in front OF
Die de'ences Of Atlanta.
The rebels seem to have made good
|tbeir escape from Maryland and in front
'of Washington, with all their booty.
The rumor ths, they have repaired and
|eiocked the Manassas rail.oad. aud that
tbey are still in force south of the Polo-
mac, is not credited.
PcsTscRIgT The only news We have
by last nights mail, is proclamation
|by the President for 100000 men. Ifthey
Isil TO volunteer by the 9Th September a
Draft will be made on tina. dsy under the
pew law.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20
DESTRUCTIVE FIRrs--Ay UyLUcKY FRI

4 Destructive FIRus--Ax UYLUcKY FRI
bay Last Friday will be long remember
ed for the destructive fires that occurred
Iin various sections of our county.
About o'clock in the morning The cit
'izens Of our village were startled with the
|cry Of Yire! Fire !" and the shrill note.
scf the steam whistle at the machine shop,
Hold where the fire was, and our popula
4 |ion-oid, young, male and female, - in a
|very few mirutes were collected on the
|spo,; The fire proved to be in tho steam.
drying board-kiln. Four different lines
were Immediately formed to rs many dif
'fsrent wells in the vicinity, along which
water was conveyed and thrown upon the
|fmoking, steaming mass, for four long and
|reary hours in the vain effort TO put out
|the fire. Finally the idea and plan Of re-
knowing the boards being Put in practice,
'ibe whole trouble was ended in few min.
Iutes, and nearly oil the boards saved, and
,eyy little loss sustained by the proprie-
|iors, Spackman 4 Co. Too much cannot
he said iu praise of the ladies Of our town
FOR their efforts and patience on the occa.
sioa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20

For As"mbly, DR.. 7. j. Boyer had no apposi-
tion. and received l26S"otes.
Eor Andifor, NJ. l.. C Evans had no opposition,
and received 975 votes.
For Coroner II. ". Park had no opposition,
and received 9it votcs.
Upon the summing up Of the vote, the
Pr, sident announced the nominees as fol-
lows: For Assembly, DIR. I. j. BOYER, of
Brady. For Sheriff. JAcoB A. FAUST, of
Cnrwensvlle. For Commissioner, CONRAD
BAkER. oc Knox. For District Attorney,
WN NJ. McCuLLoUGu, of Clarified. For
Auditor, NJ. L. c. EVANS, Of Pike and
for Coroner, lIENRY w. PARK, of Clear
field.
Robert j. Wallace, Esq, OF Cleariield,
was unanimously chosen chairman of the
Standing Committee for 1865, and the
following named persons selected as mem
Der. Of the same: ........
Bcccdyia. Thomas Groom; Bel, VIM Gil
bert Bqggs Charles Sloan; Bra!tord S.
! p. Wilson: Brady. A. Pentz Bloom, Eras.
,us Luther: Burnside. Daniel German
Ches. VIM Tucker; Covmgton, +. F Cnu-
teret; CurtcepsriRs Jas. Thompson Decd-
t,u John White; Ferguson, ID. Straw; For,
Jas. Mcclellan; Guard, Justin Pie Gu
Hch, w. J. Mccoy; Goshen. J. I. Ro,e ;
GRAHAM. James Stewart; Huston, II. Wood
ward; Jordan. d. w. Wise; hHthous, Geo.
Hecadorn Rnor, D. Z. Mokel; Laurence,
M. Nichols; humber city, w. w. Kelley
Morris, John Hoover Neio Washington. Jas.
Savage; Penn, d. 7. Sharp; PIKE, Richard
Freeman Union, III. A. Courtney: Wooi-
,edrd, Thos. Henderson.
Christopher Kratzer, Frank Short, and
Walter Barrett, we're chosen conferees to
nominate candidate for assembly and
+. DR.. j. W. Potter, A. C. Tate, and G. b.
Goodlander, were chosen Congressional
Conferees, all with power TO substitute.
JAMES C. BARRETT, Pres't.
r. J. WALLACE, See'y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20
Democratic Primary Election.

In accordance with Democratic rules
The Convention of Return Judges assem-
bled at the Court Hot Sc on Tuesday. July
l2th. The Chairman and Secrerarie, o
the Coanty Committee being absent, Jane.
=. Barrett, Esq. OF Brady, was chosen
PRESIDENT, and X. j. Wallace Esq, Of
Ciearheid, Secretary. Tas returns from
the Different townships being called for
were handed in, aud were as follows.
SNERIEE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20
ORDINANCE E0 +

Bs IL enacted ty the Burgess and Torn CCNn-
cH Of Ntc Washington, and II is hereby enact
ed and ordained by authority of the sams
LIST. That from and after the passage Of this
ordinance il shall not he lawiu for auy swine
hogs, sbOats or pigs T. run ut large on any uG the
streets, roads alleys of said borough and it is
hereby madc the dury of the high Constable to
take up all swine, hogs sh0ats OF pigs which may
be found running nj large on any Of the streets,
roads or alleys Of said borough, and mott the
owners thereof to pay fine Of not less than tweu
ty-hve cents for the first violation of this orli-
nance, and fino Of not less than one dollar for
every subsequent violation Of the same. And on
failure Of tie owner Of such swine, hogs shga' or
pigs to pay the fire aforesaid, after due notice :
given, the high constable shalt proceed 10 sell the
same az public Quito ~ by at lcnst si- hor,. ruD.
lie notice, by at least two written notices The
proceeds Of such sale, less the expenses, to DO
paid by the high constable to the owner
End. That tho borough and town couacii Of the
( borough OF New Wa shington, annually, on or be.
fore the first day of June OF each wear. furnish
tie collector OF borough taxes with list Of all
dogs, bitches or puppies kept within the bounds
OF said borough, and the said collector shall
within thirty days Of the time of receiving said
list demand aadreceive from the owner OF eu.i
dog or puppy, one dollar, and from tho owner CT
! each bitch, two dollars, and upon failure Of the
owner of such dog, bitch or puppy to pay the tax
as aforesaid within thirty DAYS from the date OF
such demand made, the said collector shall pro.
ceed to collect the same by distress and sale OF
goods and cbattels Of such owner as county rates
and leyes are coleettble by law Adopted NAV
l?th, 1851 JNO. II. BYERS. Ryrgcss
j. X. McMURRAY, Soc. jupe 2gth,u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20

Lo.1.-On Friday last, on the public
|,oad somewhere between French's Saw
PNill, and the turnpike near John Holts,
a Gum Ogercoat. The finder will be suit.
|ably rewarded by leaving the coat at
|Grahampton or Kylertown. aal
July l3. G. B. GOODLANDgR.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20
- NNN AVN - " AZ
Philadelphia, Juno 20, 1851.

Diseases Of Kidneys and Bladder in You.a.ar
Aged, Male or Female, arc speedily remeTs Cd,
and speedily restored 10 hoalta.
Delicate Chiiron-those suffering from Maras.
mus. wasting awry, with scarcely my aosh On
THEN bones, are cured in very short time On,
bottle IL such eases, will have a most surprising
effect
Parents ha, ing suffering children a. above, and
wishing ts raise them, will never rparettho day
they com mtuced with theso Bitters.
Literary men, Students o'd those working
bard with thoir brains, should always keep bot
tie Of Hoslleud's Bitters near them, as thoy will
tnd much benefit from It's uso, TO both mind and
body, invisJra.inr and not depressing.
II tis not Liquor st.mu.aat, and isuyos n 0 pros.
traIiun.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20

rAfiSG THE NETrRANs.- by a notice in
ano;her column it will be seen that the
County Commissioners have Sc, spart
next Monday for paying ,he veteran SOL
diersacctedlled to Cleariield county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20

H0USEHOLDG )OD5 -Tinvure, @ Ieenswsrs,
ER Glassware, Wooienware, Looking GLASSES
Clocks, Nails, Glass, Oils, Paints, Lamps, Wal
Paper at all priccsat
J.P. KRATZER'S
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-20

AN ESTEEMED CITIZEN GoyE.-We learn
.ha' WILLIAM SLoss died at his residence
IN Knox township on Sunday last. in the
Doth year of his age. He was native of
scotland and came TO this county from
The Schuylkill coal region many year. ago
lie was intelligent, upwright, honest -
ana 'y industry, and frugal management,
gathered liberal share Of the world $
goods.